__label__0 I got 'new' tires from them and within two weeks got a flat. I took my car to a local mechanic to see if i could get the hole patched, but they said the reason I had a flat was because the previous patch had blown - WAIT, WHAT? I just got the tire and never needed to have it patched? This was supposed to be a new tire. \nI took the tire over to Flynn's and they told me that someone punctured my tire, then tried to patch it. So there are resentful tire slashers? I find that very unlikely. After arguing with the guy and telling him that his logic was far fetched he said he'd give me a new tire \"this time\". \nI will never go back to Flynn's b/c of the way this guy treated me and the simple fact that they gave me a used tire!
__label__0 All I can say is the worst! We were the only 2 people in the place for lunch, the place was freezing and loaded with kids toys! 2 bicycles, a scooter, and an electronic keyboard graced the dining room. A fish tank with filthy, slimy fingerprints smeared all over it is there for your enjoyment.\n\nOur food came... no water to drink, no tea, medium temperature food. Of course its cold, just like the room, I never took my jacket off! The plates are too small, you food spills over onto some semi-clean tables as you sit in your completely worn out booth seat. The fried noodles were out of a box and nasty, the shrimp was mushy, the fried rice was bright yellow.\n\nWe asked for water, they brought us 1 in a SOLO cup for 2 people. I asked for hot tea, they said 10 minutes. What Chinese restaurant does not have hot tea available upon request?\n\nOver all.... my first and last visit to this place. The only good point was that it was cheap, and deservingly so.
__label__0 I have been to this restaurant twice and was disappointed both times. I won't go back. The first time we were there almost 3 hours. It took forever to order and then forever for our food to come and the place was empty. When I complained the manager was very rude and tried to blame us for taking to long to order. It made no sense, how could we order when the waitress wasn't coming to the table? After arguing with me he ended up taking $6 off of our $200+ bill. Ridiculous. If it were up to me I would have never returned. Unfortunately my family decided to go here again tonight. Again it took a long time to get our food. My food was cold and bland, my kids food was cold. My husbands salmon was burnt to a crisp and my sister in law took one bite of her trout and refused to eat any more because she claims it was so disgusting. The wedding soup and bread were good, but that's it! My drink sat empty throughout my meal and never got refilled even when I asked. Bad food, slow service and rude managers. I'll pass on this place if my family decides to go again. Not worth it at all with all the other good Italian options around.
__label__0 Food was NOT GOOD at all! My husband & I ate here a couple weeks ago for the first time. I ordered a salad & basil pesto cream pasta & my husband ordered the spinach & feta pasta. The salad was just a huge plate of spring mix (nothing else in it) with WAY to much vinegar dressing. My lettuce was drowning in the vinegar. My pesto pasta had no flavor (did not taste like a cream sauce to me) & the pesto was so runny/watery & way too much sauce not enough noodles. My husband's pasta had even less flavor than mine. We ate about a quarter of the food & couldn't even finish it. We took it home & it was so bad I didn't even eat my leftovers. And I hate wasting food!! Plus the prices are expensive for the amount of food you get & of course the poor quality. Don't waste your time eating here. There are much better Italian restaurants in Pittsburgh.
__label__2 This is a tiny Starbucks and it locations like this (although cute) makes you wonder if your really meant to hang out or just grab your coffee and leave. Leaving is always a good idea at this location anyway since you have a nice fountain in the back with benches and it is a central part of the Waterfront Shopping. \n\nStarbuck isn't my favorite coffee chain by any means. Is it just me or do all Starbuck coffees taste a little burnt and bitter? No matter how trendy, cool and upscale their establishments are I can't get around the yicky tasting bitterness of Staryucks regular coffees. Talk about over roasting a bean...Maybe something has changed with their regular coffee but I have not drank it in about a year. I am not one for soy caramel latte foofy stuff. Still I'll give the establishment tres estrellas for the fact that their espresso is acceptable and doesn't taste half as bad as the regular coffee bean.
__label__1 Typical Starbucks coffee chain. 2 things I dont like about this Starbucks: \n\n1. Ive been there twice and both times the place has been dirty, compared to the other Starbucks I have been in.\n\n2. If you have to use the bathroom, they give you a key thats attached to this nasty bottle. Im pretty sure they dont clean that bottle after every use or even nightly.\n\nAside from that, good coffee and fast/friendly service.
__label__3 So.Much.Fun! \n\nI WISH I could play a song at the drop of a hat. Too bad I never took piano lessons and I'd probably end up mumbling half the lyrics other than the chorus. Unless it's Salt n' Pepa's Shoop. \n\nThis is a really great place to go when you have out of town guests or are looking for a fun place to take someone for a birthday celebration or a fun night out. It's just something different to do other than boozing it up at the bars on a Saturday night. \n\nKeep in mind you'll be paying around a $5-10 cover plus whatever drinks and food you get. The good thing is the food is coming from the attached Rock Bottom Brewery. So a lot of it is restaurant quality good. Plus the brewery beer is actually pretty good! OF course you will be paying restaurant price drinks...so of course they're up charged a bit. But you do pay for the whole experience....so you gotta get into the spirit with some spirits! \n\nThe guys who play are incredibly talented. There's 2 guys that will take requests and play songs on the piano. They pretty much play ANYTHING you ask. Contemporary songs, throw back songs, fight songs, rap songs, pop songs. You name it, they play it. \n\nMy favorite part is when they switch out to another two guys. They'll all four get on stage and play two piano's, a guitar and drums. They usually rock out with some fun familiar songs (um, Journey, of course!). \n\nThe birthday song is seriously the best. They sing to you....and call you some names....with expletives. But in a totally nice way of course. You just have to go!
__label__2 Stopped by on a Mon evening after trying to dine at Smoke Taqueria which is closed Mondays. Parking on street in front or behind off Hay St. Super friendly bartender. In warmer months they have huge outdoor area & big screen & upstairs cornhole game area. Okay draft beer selection and big bottle selection. Tried the italian club which was really good - two of us split one. Also tried sweet potato fries - amazingly good! Home made chips w bleu were overpowered by sauce. Bathroom was in need of plaster and wall repairs & was grossed out by toilet brush/holder on a shelf near toilet at eye level. Bet it's a fun place in warmer months.
__label__1 Think Chuck E. Cheese for adults.  Skee Ball, video games pool tables.  Clean environment.  Good fun.\n\nUnfortunately, I went for a bite to eat and it was impossible to find anything good and healthy on the menu.  I ended up settling for spinach dip.  Sadly, they topped the dip off with horrible orange shredded cheese that appeared to have been popped in the microwave for a few seconds.  Blahhhh.  Trying to get something healthy, I ordered the apple pecan salad.  I swear the dressing came right out of the grocery store bottle.  I could barely eat the salad.  Too sweet.\n\nMy mom ordered a steak roll.....holy friedness!  The steak was more like hamburger fried with cheese and then stuffed into breading that was fried AGAIN!  Yowzer!  Artery clogger for sure.  \n\nI like the atmosphere.  I like the bar area.  Perhaps next time we'll just stop by for drinks instead.
__label__3 We came here on a Saturday night and luckily it wasn't as packed as I thought it would be. I love playing ticket games so luckily there were a lot of games to chose from and not many video games (sorry video game lovers!) We only played $20 worth of games and surprisingly we were there for awhile. I love their new Wheel of Fortune game! On our first play, we ended up winning a little over 700 tickets! They also have Fruit Ninja as a game. It was fun with the big widescreen but unfortunately you don't win as many tickets as you would hope. I wish their ticket center would have individual ticket counters like the other D&B's I've been to, where you feed a counting machine your tickets. At this place, they just weigh your tickets and give you the final count. We didn't try the food here and instead went to P.F. Chang's to eat before coming here, but the Eat & Play deal looked fun. Too bad it was only restricted to certain times of the day. Overall I had a blast here and definitely would come back. Hopefully next time when there is a deal or promotion.
__label__0 To keep it short and sweet: Save yourself $100. Buy a good board game, your alcohol of choice, order a pizza, and invite your friends over. \n\nWhat an incredible disappointment. After seeing the enticing commercials so many times, we decided to give this place a try on a double date. I understand the prices of the play cards and won't dispute them; however, the food was incredibly over-priced, came out COLD (as in, sat on a counter without warmers for a minimum of 30 minutes) and I literally had to ask the bartender if there was any vodka in my drink. It was pure juice. $38 for three shots that had little-no alcohol in them. (Not to mention, my glass was dirty, and I saw the bartender scoop the glass into the ice basin because she was too lazy to use the sanitary scoop. I know the Food and Beverage Commission would be as disappointed as I was.) The service was terrible. Don't ask for anything from your waiter, as they are a little too busy on their cell phones or conversing amongst themselves. \n\nWas it fun to be in an adult-themed arcade? Yes. If you're looking for a good atmosphere to go with friends to play games, I suppose I would advise you give it a shot. I would never recommend their food, customer service, or drinks. Save yourself the money and stay home, or go for a traditional bowling, figure skating, roller-blading, rock climbing, basically any other physically-entertaining themed date instead.
__label__1 Microbrewed beers are only a plus to me when they're better than the beer I would have drank otherwise.  One waitress I had while there tried to split the uprights between macrobrew and trendy by describing one of their beers as \"kind of like Coors Light\".  If I wanted Coors, I'll pay half as much and have one.  \n\nThe food is actually a saving grace, as it was pretty good.  Head next door to Sing Sing for drinks, though.
__label__3 This is literally the first place I went when I first came to Pittsburgh - and I loved it. Hearty, full-sized meals, lots to choose from, and not too crowded or noisy. Although, for the sake of full disclosure, I didn't sit at the bar and I don't drink alcohol so I can't comment on that. I go back to Pittsburgh often and Rock Bottom ends up being a good standby for a dinner and a movie kind of night. Really, I have no complaints about this place so I'm surprised by the few low ratings here.
__label__2 Great Barnes and Noble location, and they have plenty of books that'll help you pass the time.
__label__0 The words \"epic fail\" get thrown around a lot these days....but I really feel like they apply in this situation.\n\nWe went on Friday, April 2 and arrived at 5:10pm.  It was busy, but not crowded....no waiting for a table.  Half price apps and drinks -- we ordered at 5:20.\n\nThe food (just appetizers, mind you...) didn't arrive till almost 6pm.  Drinks were ordered and were unbelievably slow.  We placed one order for 6 draft beers at 6:15...they arrived at 6:52.  *37 minutes for beer.*\n\nBy 7:00, we were canceling food orders which we'd given up on after waiting almost an hour.  We just wanted to leave.\n\nInstead of comping anything, they added 18% gratuity to each of our bills.  Uhhhh yeah.  Thanks for giving me one more reason never to come back.   We finally were able to leave around 7:30.\n\nBar Louie:  You are dead to me.
__label__0 I was looking to get out of the apartment on a really nice, sunny day and we decided to drive to Waterfront and walk around. All around great day until we hit Bar Louie for some drinks and appetizers.\n\nI am giving it one star, though it deserves none, because our waitress was nice, if a bit inattentive, and the hummus app we ordered was pretty damn good. Outside of that Bar Louie leaves a lot to be desired.\n\nThis is probably the first place I've been to where they charge $10 and up for all mixed drinks. To me, that is beyond ridiculous. Bar Louie is not an upscale restaurant, as much as they wish they were, and paying almost $60 for three drinks and two appetizers is insanity defined. \n\nAs I mentioned the waitress was friendly, but she definitely did not come back and check on us enough. I really wanted to like this place because of things I had heard and the drinks we had were really damn good, but if it want to spend that kind of money, I'll go somewhere that I can get good service.
__label__1 The evites are in the mail for the 2 for $99 special! You will have to spend $24 on a parking pass. I signed up last year for this promotion and don't think I got the passes worth. \n\nThe waterpark is nice and lounging by the pool or floating around the lazy river is perfect for a hot summer day. There are just too many misses in my book though.\n\n1st off all Traffic is a biatch! Be ready to sit on browns hill rd for a very long time unless you leave before 9am and wait for the park to open at 10am. \n\nNext remember it is a family park so there will be lots of rude and bratty kids all over the place. (I'm not a mean kid hater) my experiences have been bad at the Sandbar pool. \n\nIf you do arrive early enough you will be standing in the hot sun with a gang of kids that WILL push you out of the way and run to claim 10 chairs with towels even though they won't use them because they run around the park all day. I actually got into an argument last summer with one said kid. I was like \"I'm an adult and you need to have some respect.\" He pushed me and took all the chairs. I only needed one and his mother did not correct him. I was on fire and moved a chair over from the back and he still was giving me crap because I moved the chairs over...THAT NO ONE was even there to sit in at the time. Damn! FOR REAL!\n\nSandbar drinks are expensive and incredibly weak. Plus they are so sugary. If you do get a frozen drink and sit by the pool be prepared for it to be half pool water in a few minutes. An Adult area would change all this. I don't even care that I'm getting splashed all the time I do realize that I'm at a pool but it's hard to relax.\n\nIf you do get a pass have a friend who can get there the same days you can go. If you're trying to go on the weekend forget it! The weekdays are bad enough. I'm looking for a better pool side lounge for this summer.
__label__2 This place is kind of a hybrid of Applebee's and CPK, which isn't to say it's bad, but nothing to rave about either. I got their slider meal, which was tiny (for me) and my friend got their steak (which was way tiny). The food was fine and the service was okay, but really felt like an Applebee's knockoff (and Applebee's isn't even worth knocking-offing anyway). \n\n3 stars
__label__1 I really don't know why I bother with chain restaurants anymore.  Now that my palate has matured and I no longer think chicken fingers and french fries are gourmet cuisine, I really can't find anything to eat in a place like this.  \n\nMy husband and I were running errands at the Waterfront, and we needed to find a place for lunch.  We decided on Uno because pizza sounded good to us.  My husband is a meat lover, so I agreed to let him order us a meat-covered pizza.  To counteract this a little, I ordered a tomato mozzarella salad, so we'd at least have some vegetables in the mix.  \n\nWhen the salad arrived, it did NOT look like the picture.  The menu description is thus: \"chopped lettuce, roma tomatoes with basil and garlic, buffalo mozzarella, drizzled with balsamic syrup.\"  This description is accompanied by a bright, colorful picture of a salad with bright green lettuce, bright red tomatoes, and a delicate \"drizzling\" of balsamic syrup.  It looks light and yummy.\n\nWhat we got, however, was soggy yellow and white iceberg lettuce, COMPLETELY DRENCHED in dressing, a total of four tiny pieces of tomato, and some cheese.  It was DISGUSTING.  There was so much dressing dripping off of this dish, it was more like a soup than a salad.  I suspect that the lettuce was so wilted and brown, they figured they could disguise it by completely soaking it in dressing.  Not only was it disgusting, but it cost us about $10.  $10 for complete inedible slop.  \n\nThe \"numero uno\" pizza we got was nothing to write home about either.  It was ok... very mediocre.  The crust tasted like it was undercooked, and the sauce tasted like plain tomato sauce with no seasoning whatsoever.  I have been to Chicago many times, had real Chicago deep dish many times, and this just doesn't even come close to the real thing.  \n\nThe ONLY positive I give this restaurant is they have the kiosk in the front where you can look up the calorie count of the food right there.  It would be better if they'd actually print it on the menu, but they are still doing better than most restaurants in this effort.  They are making strides, too, with their whole grain crust options.  I'm sure there's still a lot of room for improvement, however.  If you're listening, Uno, please work on providing your customers with healthier food - not just healthy options like salads, but work on making the main dishes you serve better for your customers (low-fat cheese, low-sugar sauce, less sodium, etc.).   Their hearts will applaud you.  \n\nAnd lastly, why does every chain restaurant have to decorate with old signs?  Is there some sort of chain restaurant decorating requirement I don't know about?  It's baffling.
__label__2 Last week was my first visit to this place. The raspberry tea was amazing. We got the app sampler,  it was very good except for the homemade guacamole. I ordered a side salad, hardly any dressing on it, and not very fresh. I ordered the stuffed chicken with broccoli & grilled vegetables.  Waited along time for the entr\u00e9e.  The chicken was good but a small portion.  The broccoli & veggies were water logged. Lots of water on the plate. Tried my friends fried shrimp, it was good with good flavor. Might have just been who was in the kitchen that night so I would give it another shot.
__label__0 I hate this place.\nIt's very loud, the service is very poor, and the food is so-so.\nIf you want good Chinese in Pittsburgh, try China Palace (Shadyside) or Sesame Inn (Station Square or North Hills).  They're quieter, with very good food & service.
__label__3 First, this is a big chain - not my favorite type of eatery.  For me, four stars is max for this type of establishment for the simple reason that no one has license to create anything truly unique...\n\nHowever!  The Chilean Sea Bass Marinated in Oolong Tea is freakin' fantastic!  10+\n\nNow - everyone was happy with their meals and let me tell you it was a ridiculously busy night, servers were threading their way through patrons waiting to be seated and our service was very good.\n\nI've been to PFC Vegas and PFC NYC - our Homestead PFC definitely beats them both.  So many great little places to try in the 'Burgh, but I wouldn't resist going back to this particular PFC.
__label__4 This is by far my favorite Panera location in the Pittsburgh area. Friendly, plenty of room to sit, and good quality food & coffee. Panera is a great place to hang out and read the news - they even have free WiFi! Try their toasted sandwiches, especially the chicken bacon dijon.
__label__3 Very very good chain family restaurant. I had their yellowfin tuna steak shanghai style and it was great. Service was excellent and the party of 5 I was with swore they could eat there every week as the menu was extremely diverse. It's hard for me to give a chain 5/5 but this is pretty close.
__label__3 Good. One of my favorite restaurants in Pittsburgh. Went yesterday with family and enjoyed oysters(very fresh). I always like appetizers more than their entrees
__label__0 You know it's bad when a McDonald's gets a 1 star review...I mean, seriously: none of us expect anything fancy when we go to a McDonald's. The whole point of going to McDonald's is indulging in some not-good-for-you food on the go in your busy life. In my case, I just wanted a small meal/snack that wouldn't cost me as much as the stuff in Kennywood would. I hadn't even eaten at a McDonald's in about eight years or so. And I quickly remembered why!\n\nForget the fact that McDonald's food isn't great. We all know it's not great. The problem here is that they added insult to injury by giving you the worst customer service ever in addition to not so good food. For starters, I quickly discovered that the drive-thru here is the ABSOLUTE slowest line on planet Earth. You certainly won't be getting any fast food here! Then, once I FINALLY placed my order, and finally got to the window to pay (because of course I spent a lot of time waiting for the people in front of me to even get their orders), a young woman took my card, swiped it...and didn't say another word. I waited thinking she was printing a receipt - nope! Eventually - after whipping out her phone and sending a text or two - she realized I was still there and told me to go to the next window for my food. Whatever, I figured, forget the receipt; by then I was pretty sure she had moved on to other orders and couldn't print my receipt anyway. On to the next window, where I was given my food and drink...and I proceeded to quickly discover they gave me no straw and for some reason, layered my Big Mac as such: bread, bread, patty, patty, bread. ...seriously, how does one even mess that up? I give one brownie point because the fries really were actually pretty good...but they were not worth the wait or trouble.\n\nI concur with the other reviewers: skip this place. Completely. Just keep driving. Anywhere else is better and less of a waste of your time and money, and the people here are so slow that you'll spend more time waiting for your food then you will eating it.
__label__4 This place is amazing!!! Jim is a great artist!!! Traveled all the way from Tampa just to get my tattoo!!! I would recommend this place to everyone!!!
__label__0 BEFORE Pino's was renovated, it was a tiny, unpretentious, hole-in-the-wall restaurant with a friendly atmosphere, and amazing Italian food. It was also a BYOB, which I love. This was our \"go-to\" restaurant.\n\nAFTER Pino's was renovated, there was a complete transformation. While the interior is now very nice, It's no longer a BYOB, and the staff is full of attitude, which seems to stem from the total arrogance of Pino himself.\n\nOn our most recent visit, we were a party of four with reservations at 7:30 PM. We arrived at 7:25, and weren't even acknowledged until 7:40 PM. Pino was playing maitre d', and when he finally acknowledged our presence he seemed totally clueless and was overtly UN-apologetic. There were no open tables, despite having reservations. When 8:00 PM rolled around, I was frantically calling other local restaurants to see if we could get in. No such luck, since it was prime dining time on Saturday night. Finally, around 8:30 PM, the waitstaff brought a two person table up from the basement, crowded four chairs around it and jammed it into the middle of the restaurant for us to sit in. Pino then literally threw our menu's at us, and walked away. Not so much as a free drink for our inconvenience.\n\nThe food is still good here, but I refuse to give my money to someone who CLEARLY does not appreciate your business. There are SO many good restaurants in the area, with owners/chefs who are happy to have you. Next time you think about going here, walk an extra block to the Point Brugge Cafe.
__label__0 Terrible! I got a haircut here once and hated it, but kept waiting for it to settle in after a few washes. It never did look right, so I just fixed it at home rather than going back to these incompetent people. I didn't even feel like the hassle of complaining was worth it, as I highly doubted that I'd get any money refunded and I certainly didn't want them to touch my hair again to try to fix it. \n\nI then figured, hey, this place sucks for haircuts but they can't mess up eyebrow waxing, right? Right! But their service is so bad that I gave up on that too -- I got my eyebrows done here a few times with not much trouble, but the last time I went in, I had called ahead to put my name in and was told that I would be next on the list, and to show up in about 20 min. My house is a 20 min walk from there, perfect! I headed out, got there in 20 min, and gave the woman at the desk my name and reminded her I'd called ahead. There was one man sitting there waiting, who I had seen from across the street walking in about 1 min ahead of me. \n\nThe \"stylist\" was just finishing up a haircut, so I should have been next, right, since I had put my name in before the guy who walked in? Nope! She called him over and I said \"sorry, I think I was next, I called ahead and was told I'd be next in line\" and the lady said \"oh we don't do that.\" WTF?? You told me very clearly that you do exactly that, what craziness is this? So I waited, figuring that I'd already invested 20 min into this venture, so I may as well stick it out. \n\nAnd waited, and waited, while one \"stylist\" cut the man's hair and 2 of them chatted in the back (ironically next to the chair where they do facial waxing). They must have been \"on break,\" or maybe just terribly rude and idiotic, because I sat there waiting for another full 20 min, and when I finally spoke up again to ask when someone would be available to do my eyebrows. The 2 chatty cathies in the back looked over, very annoyed at my presence, and the woman doing the haircut said \"after I'm done here,\" and I sat there incredulous for another 2 minutes before getting up and leaving. Will never go back.
__label__4 This cafe's espresso drinks are on par with the best artisinal coffee houses anywhere.  I always go out of my way to get coffee from here when I'm in Pittsburgh.
__label__3 I love Tazza D'oro! It is in such a great little area and is a nice place to spend some time with a delicious cup of coffee.\n\nIt it sometimes busy and hard to find a table (which is not surprising since it's a great spot), but I like the neighborhood feel and the staff has always been very friendly.\n\nI usually get iced Americanos in the summer and regular coffee or lattes in the cooler weather. All of the drinks I have ever had here have been tasty. I have also had some of the pastries (and maybe a bagel at some point?) and everything has been fresh.\n\nI'm a big lover of coffee shops and this place fits all of my requirements. While I don't live in Highland Park, it's definitely worth an occasional trip.
__label__0 The coffee isn't good and they don't seem to care. If you're a local, I get that it's the only game in town but this place isn't worth traveling for. \n\nI really wanted to like tazza d'oro. I've been several times, hoping that my bad experiences were isolated incidences. I drink espresso. I know what it should taste like and what it looks like when the person making it gives a damn. I have no complaints about paying $3.00 for an espresso but if it isn't right and I let you know you should probably try again. \n\nThe last time I went in, both baristas admitted they hadn't tried/pulled the espresso I ordered. The gentlemen working there, who was very nice, pulled my shot. I tried it and it was very sour. I let the girl standing directly in front of me know that I didn't think it was pulling correctly and her response was an unenthused look and the comment \"ya well we just got it\". Silly me to have expected that you also want the espresso you \"just got\" to taste good...\n\nThis place clearly isn't going anywhere in the near future. It's a favorite with locals who like to hangout there. It's just a shame that they seem to have all of the equipment and even the beans to make at least a decent shot and they don't seem to care about actually pulling it off.
__label__1 Pass on this place, there are better restaurants mere feet away.\n\nThe menu here is too large, which is a sure sign none of the food is going to be good.  And, its not good.  Some of the salads are alright, but its just not good food.\n\nThe service is friendly and prompt, but the beer is over priced.  They do have a good selection though.\n\nThis place is open late if you need a bite to eat, but there are so much better options out there.
__label__1 Wings are overpriced. And the quality of them are bad. They were tough and greasy. The staff are pleasant but then over all experience was too expensive for a sports bar.
__label__3 The decor is nothing fancy but the food is surprisingly good (and fresh). I've gotten takeout and eaten at the buffet. Both good for the price - it's inexpensive.
__label__1 The hot and sour soup was ok. Everything else was basically inedible. Water was not noticeably hose-y as per other reviews. More than 1/4 of the buffet was american food, and a lot of the rest was seafood that almost had to be \"krab\", considering the price of the buffet. No pot-stickers, no pork egg rolls, no spareribs, no won-ton soup.
__label__4 The first time I came here, I waited in line for 20 minutes.  When it was my turn, I realized I left my wallet in the car.  It hurt so bad, I didn't come back for a year.\n\nI can walk to this place from my house- which is dangerous because those biscuits are just OH SO DREAMY.  I can't describe them.  Just get some.\n\nDo I feel guilty about noshing on fabulous Strawberry Napoleons and Jewish Pizza (kind of like a modified, yet TOTALLY delicious fruitcake bar) at 10:15am?  Hecks, naw... But they do have quiche and some other breakfast-y items for those who prefer a more traditional approach to your stomach's opening ceremony.\n\nJust go early :)  They open at 10 on Saturdays.  And bring cash...it's easier that way.
__label__0 I am not a mean person, not a vindictive person. I bear the friendly people of Pizza Parma no ill will.\n\nBut their pizza was remarkably terrible.\n\nWent there, hungry, a bit past midnight, looking for a little something before going home to sleep. They don't have slices--this seems to be a (terrible, stupefying, egregious) trend in these parts. Fine. The smallest pizza, a \"personal\" pie, costs $7 and is 7\" in diameter. The cashier and I agree that that's a very small amount of pizza, and since I'm hungrier than one and one half mouthsful, I get a \"small,\" which is 10\". I add a mushroom topping. I pay my $11.21 and wait.\n\nThere are two seating options inside the store: a small wooden bench, and two fold up chairs around a little table. Conveniently, they were using the wooden bench to store a rolled up carpet that laid across the whole thing, and they'd also elected to fold up the two folding chairs, probably because they were tired from a long day of being used as chairs. So I waited outside the store on a bench.\n\nThe friendly cashier and the friendly patrons waiting for their order indoors called me over when my pizza was ready. I took it outside, sitting in the cold to eat it, thinking, \"I hope this $11 pizza is pretty good.\" Opened up the box, saw how pitifully small a 10\" pizza is, and started eating.\n\nLet me say something about pizza: if you have decent cheese, decent tomato sauce, flour, water, and a hot oven, you can make a passable pizza. I will eat it and think, \"well this isn't the best pizza I've ever had but it's fine.\" That is not what I thought when I ate Pizza Parma's pizza. I thought, \"it would be too rude and insulting to ask for my money back. I'll just try to eat as much of this as I can.\"\n\nI ate three out of the six \"slices.\" (One sixth of a 10\" pizza is a total of *25/6 = 13 square inches. That sounds like a lot of pizza, but in fact is a tiny amount of pizza.) I couldn't stand to eat more than half. The mushrooms were fine; I fished them out and ate them. The cheese was actually terrible; it had a strange chemical taste and plasticky appearance. The crust was poofy and not crusty.\n\nAshamedly, I threw half of a pizza away tonight. Folks, I am not a food destroyer. I eat things I don't like, and expired foods, because I don't want to waste. It takes a legitimately terrible pizza for me to actually throw the thing away.\n\nWent home, made some eggs, and guess what? The terrible cheese taste from an hour and a half ago? It's still in my mouth. I'm not making this up.\n\nI know there's good pizza around here. Ordered two back to back slices at Spak Brothers--delicious! Tasty! Reasonable price! But whoaaaaaaa whoa was this terrible, overexpensive pizza. Sheesh.
__label__1 Had a very lack-luster Mother's Day brunch at Casbah yesterday. Despite having a very late reservation time of 2:30 p.m., we were seated in the dungeon-like basement dining room. I asked for tables upstairs in the daylight but there was allegedly no way to accommodate my request. Worst part about the basement is the thumping from the sub-woofer located above -- really ridiculous. Service was fine. Timing of drinks and first brunch course were acceptable given it was a busy day, but then gap of 35+ minutes for entrees left us all sitting there, not enjoying the dark of the basement nore the perpetually thumping base. An utterly forgettable mother's day brunch (luckily she took it in stride) but I think Casbah will not be at the top of the list in my book for quite awhile.
__label__3 So I hated this Soba place owned by the same people, and I happen to stumble into this joint for lunch. It had a great sandwich (crab) and the soup was pretty decent (cream of cauliflower). Not sure how they are owned by the same people as Soba (I mean, obviously different chefs) but usually the same owner means similar quality and price, no?  Maybe the dishes are just hit and miss, and I got a hit here, whereas I had a serious miss over at Soba.  In any case, the crab sandwich was good-- nice, large chunks of crab.  No overkill on the sauce.  The soup was likewise good.  I don't understand how the two restaurants could possibly be related given the night and day of my food experience!  The wine, however, was overpriced for the quality.  I guess people aren't from SF and expect good wines for the same price!  Save your money, buy a nice $40-60 bottle at home and have a much better vino experience but pay less (or the same!).
__label__1 For the record, I have returned a few times and still entirely stand by my original review from nearly 3 years ago. I will add that the food portions also seem to be decreasing! We went during happy hour last week and I had the worst tasting rye drink possible - described as rye with fig jam, bitters and lemon, sounded like something that cannot possibly be fucked up, but tasted like nothing but the juice wrenched out of unripe lemons - super dry and gave me a stomach ache. No fig flavor to be detected. To make matters worse, when my partner tried to ask the bartender about the drink, if it was supposed to be sooo god-aweful lemony, she responded with a \"yes, it's got lemon in it.\" When he pressed the issue, she simply repeated, \"yes, it's a lemon and fig drink.\" More frustrating than conversations with the wall. The risotto that we ordered was the size one would expect of a side dish (which is what risotto should be, but this was proposed as an entree...). It had about 5 little pieces of maitake mushroom and 6 hazelnuts in it and was otherwise flavorless. We added lots of salt and pepper. Total waste of $25 bucks. \n\nAlso, their bar seating sucks. The chairs are stationary and far away from each other, and a bit far from the bar for a shorty like me; my feet don't reach the foot bar on the chair either, so my legs fall asleep trying to sit there.
__label__3 This is a well run restaurant with great food, great consistency and excellent service.  We were sitting on the patio and the angle of the sun changed to shine right in our eyes, but the waiter was able to quickly move us to a better table.  I highly recommend the cheese plate, it is probably the best in Pittsburgh.  The Arugula Salad is delicious.  So is the Alaskan Halibut.  You really can't go wrong with Casbah.
__label__3 I've only been here for Sunday brunch, but I look forward to dining here again in the hopefully near future.  The frittata was thicker than any I've seen elsewhere (it looked like a square of lasagna) but very tasty.  I liked the inclusion of sliced potatoes.\n\nThe Low Country grits were creamy and also enjoyable, but not too flavorful.  I didn't really taste the fakin' bacon or the garlic supposedly in the dish.  I'm not surprised though,  since a lot of vegetarian places seem to go light on the seasoning.  Definitely ask for cheddar with your grits if you eat dairy.  The three kinds of hot sauce on the table also help perk things up.\n\nNo complaints about the service, but they use some sort of chemical cleaner (for the floors or to wipe down the tables, maybe?) that's unpleasant-smelling.  I noticed it less the longer we stayed, maybe because I got food in front of me, but one would hope that a vegetarian establishment might opt for more environmentally friendly and less noxious cleaners.  Other diners were also commenting on the smell when we were there.  I'm guessing this isn't a regular smell to the place, though, since no other reviewers have commented on it.  \n\nThe cash-only policy is also a bit of a nuisance, since I'd consider the prices ($11 for brunch entrees) here to be mid-range and not ultra-cheap.  Still, I will come again with my greenbacks.
__label__3 right by my house, spicy peanut and cheesy snake are amazing.
__label__1 I'm going to revise my review of Quiet Storm.\n\nYou may get lucky and find yourself faced with an awesome rendering of a fabulously-designed vegetarian sandwich. In my experience, however (considering the 30+ Cubanos I've eaten there), you're more likely to get a sad, mediocre rendition.\n\nConsistency is not their strong point.\n\nAdd to that the likelihood that you may be dosed with some surly owner attitude, and I've decided to steer clear.\n\nIt's a shame that I no longer feel it's worth it to chase the beautiful dream of my first meals at Quiet Storm. It's also a shame that many of their staff are wonderful, friendly, and helpful, and yet their efforts are overshadowed.\n\nSorry, Quiet Storm. As a Pittsburgh vegetarian, I want to love you. But you broke my heart.
__label__1 I really, really wanted to like this restaurant. Hip, quirky, vegetarian/vegan. Lots of owls and kitschy deco. I eat meat occasionally, but had a vegetarian buddy here to visit, and thought this would be a great choice. What's not to love, right? \n\nWell, for starters, the service. Our server was really nice, and had lots of reviews, suggestions and alternate ideas for what we should order... but the service was mind-numbingly, ridiculously slow-- and the place was half empty. Plus, even after two requests for napkins (which were not provided to begin with, and not available from other empty tables around us) we never received any napkins at all. I'm not really a messy eater, but come on!\n\nMaybe part of the problem was expectations? We kicked things off with the \"firesticks\" appetizer-- some really tasty quesadilla-ish things. After that, our orders (I had the thai salad) were just kind of... boring? Strangely spiced? I feel like the bar was set high with the app, and then none of the entrees met the expectations of yummy veggie goodness, and my dining companions agreed. I also ordered a cup of the mac & cheese, and it was awful. You know how when you reheat elbow mac & cheese in the microwave, and the cheese gets all greasy/gloopy and the noodles stick together? Well, it was exactly THAT, with some powdered garlic sprinked on top. Really. I should have made my own leftover mac at home and not paid $4 for a cup of that. Learn from my mistake.\n\nWe had planned to order milkshakes, too, but our server spent so much time in a black hole or something that by the time she finally returned, we'd been completely finished with our meal for at least 15 minutes. For $4 (and probably a ridiculous wait) per milkshake, we decided to hit The Milkshake Factory on East Carson instead.
__label__3 Love this place! The decor inside is really cool.\n\nI'm not from the area but I try to stop in every time I'm traveling through. So many great veg options and great drinks.
__label__0 It's cheap, I'll say that, but otherwise it's bland food served by workers who mostly don't seem to notice they're working, and when they do, only respond snarkily. There are many better vegetarian and vegan options to choose from.
__label__4 Our favorite place to go for chocolate peanut butter soy milkshakes. We've been for breakfast, lunch, and dinner and everything we've gotten has been incredibly delicious. Love this place!
__label__1 Ew. Okay, not the worst pizza ever, but it's pretty far down my list of pizzerias...and that's sad, considering I quite literally live across the street from it. This should be my go-to pizza destination but I'd rather pay a delivery charge than eat their pizza. The sauce is way too sweet (like, Papa Johns sweet) and there isn't enough cheese. There are too many decent pizza delivery places around to settle for this. The only thing I enjoy about Pizza Perfectta is that their sign hilariously claims, \"Excitingly flavored!\" Personally, I wasn't having an orgasm over my mediocre pizza. Maybe if they wouldn't have tempted me with such language I would be less pissed off at them. Two stars only because they let me borrow some paper cups when I moved into my apartment and hadn't unpacked my kitchen stuff yet. Without them I may have had to travel half a block north and grab some from a different restaurant. Thanks, Pizza Perfectta.\n\nOh, and here's a little Italian lesson for you: it's \"perfetta,\" not \"perfectta.\"
__label__3 I'm definitely a fan of East End Food Co-op.  Their produce is always very fresh and of really high quality-it keeps really well once you get it home too, and while prices are slightly higher than an average grocery store, it's definitely worth it.  My favorite part of the Co-op is the bulk section-- it's a great way to buy items in the exact quanities you need rather than ending up with way more than you want!  The same goes for the spices--such a bargain!  The Juice bar has great smoothies and juices--they're a little pricier than I'm used to, but great for a bit of a splurge!
__label__4 East End Food Co-op is awesome!\n\nIf I had to choose between the Co-op and WF, the Co-op is where it's at.\n\nThere is a good selection of fruits and veggies, as well as toiletries (shampoos, soaps, toothpaste, tampons, shaving creams, etc.) to household cleaning products. The frozen section is also very diverse with a good selection of frozen meals, ice cream (dairy and nondairy), and veggies. The Co-op also carries a nice selection of foods for people with restricted diets especially for Celiac and vegans, or for people with severe allergies like myself. \n\nThey also carry hard to find vegan cheeses such as Treeline that I have difficulty finding at WF in Pittsburgh and the Co-op in West Virginia. I was also happy to find that they had my favorite Ito-En sencha green tea shot (it's just green tea in a can, it's not like one of those energy shots at all). \n\nThe deli is also fantastic, and I highly recommend the Co-op deli over the WF deli. There are a wide variety of soups and salads and dressings. The vegan mushroom soup is really, really, really yummy. There are also vegan meals in ready to go containers (salads, vegan pesto noodle salad, etc.). You can also order coffee/espresso at the deli counter. As with any good Co-op, they have a variety of non-dairy milk options. \n\nIf you have food allergies or have any dietary restrictions the Co-op is an excellent place to get a quick meal (hot or cold) and to pick up groceries. There is also a little dining/sitting area at the front of the store. It's kid friendly and they even have a little compost/recycling bin! Yes, this is important for me to mention because I come from Seattle where recycling is the norm and we get fined if we don't recycle..and recycling does not seem to be a big thing in WV where I currently live. \n\nThere is also a community board if you are looking to post something up (events, classes, pet sitting, etc.) near the bathroom in the back of the store.
__label__0 Worst climbing gym I have ever been to. Customer service was a joke. Wall appears as if a boy scout went ham with a few sheets of plywood back in the 80s and then did nothing since then. Holds are prehistoric and grimy. Setting is subpar. Insurance doesn't allow for people who can't belay to be belayed? Better off climbing the outside of the building for a good pump..
__label__3 For 30 bucks a month, this is a pretty rad spot. I've climbed all over the US and Canada, but I'm happy to call this my home gym.
__label__1 Service was okay, at best. I wouldn't go there again.  They quoted me at thousands of dollars of repairs for my car to pass inspection.  I took it somewhere else and had it done for a fraction of the quote.
__label__1 The art museum is pretty nice; the carriage and car museum is cool; and it's neat to walk through the greenhouse.  Those are free.  However, nothing really separates the $12 house tour from other house tours.  Like the other ones, the docents don't focus on anything interesting, like history or the architecture or the building itself.  They focus on some family story that may only be of passing interest because the family is rich.  Kind of like hearing about Paris Hilton or the Kardashians.  B-o-r-i-n-g. And what kind of tourist attraction doesn't allow pictures?
__label__3 I've been going to Izzazu for a very long time, almost 7 years now. I have ALWAYS gone to Cesare and will never stray from him! The first time I went into him, I was 18 years old and had some crazy red, blond and black hair. He really helped me go back to my natural color without damaging my hair (even with color stripping!) \n\nHe always knows exactly what I want, but isn't afraid to give me suggestions to liven up my look. He literally does the best color and cut in the city. And believe me, I've done some crazy stuff with my hair with a lot of hair dressers. \n\nThe atmosphere is very hip/chic and makes me feel like a celebrity when I go there!\n\nAlso, I LOVE their product line. I still only use Izzazu leave-in conditioner, hairspray and dry shampoo, even while spending over half of my year away from Pittsburgh at school.\n\nThe loss of one star goes to the attitude at reception. I understand it has compelled people to give them 1 star, but it IS a salon, meant for cosmetic services. You aren't going there for the reception. But, It wouldn't hurt them to smile or be a little less brash.
__label__1 Maybe I went on a bad night, but the service was stunningly bad.  Water glasses stayed empty for almost 15 minutes!  Ordered 5 dishes, all pretty average.  The tab:  $300+.  I won't be back.
__label__4 Incredible experience up here, I would have to say that this goes down as one of my most memorable dining experiences in Pittsburgh for a number of reasons. I personally love this style of Italian cooking. Sicilian, so folks who are not familiar should take look at their menu online before coming because it might catch you off guard, it isn't what the \"normal\" Italian restaurant offers. \n\nI had a great experience dodging potholes on my way through the Allentown neighborhood of Pittsburgh which it makes it much more awarding arriving with my wheels of my vehicle still in alignment. They have valet parking which is great because it takes the stress out of trying to find parking.\n\nUpon entering I almost fainted at the smells and views of this place. Right when I walked in I saw an array of freshly prepared vegetables that were on a table in the kitchen area. It was beautiful and really made realize right then what kind of place this was. The service we had was second to none. Right from entering we were promptly seated and received an explanation of everything that was on the table for our enjoyment. The \"Holy Oil\" was ridiculous and almost addicting I couldn't stop drowning the fresh bread in that stuff that I think I ruined my appetite.  Folks when you come here don't eat lunch because the food dishes are huge. We ordered an appetizer of Mussels Diavolo which had a huge amount of decent mussels in a spicier tomato sauce. The sauce was really spicy and flavorful that I couldn't waste it so I asked for more bread and took care of that. I think I should have come here with more people because already it was too much and too good just for two people. \n\nThen be prepared after your salad there is a pasta course, which I probably could have done without because I was approaching topped off. The pasta was in a vodka sauce that I could have been happy with for my main dinner.\n\nI then ordered the Filet Mignon, which was hands down the best piece of meat I have ever had in my life to date. They cooked it to my request of medium spot on,and the chunk of filet was so large that I can't figure out how they cooked it so perfectly. Than it was covered in a red wine sauce with mushrooms that was savory to say the least. We both had to take most of our entrees home with us which was unfortunate because they were so awesome. Matter of fact I'm eating the side of bacon mashed potatoes this morning as I write this review.\n\nI did think that it might be hard to come here if you don't eat meat because the menu on this Friday night was meat-tastic. They probably could make a pasta dish without might to suit ones requests but I don't know for sure. Also I did think that the menu online was a little misleading as I thought that there would have been more pasta options on the particular night I was there. There was only one option when I was there and it had a sauce that contained two meats sausage and pork.\n\nI wish my bank account could handle more of this place, I will be back once I roll my wallet out of the ER. If anybody has any suggestions on how I can do this place more often please let me know!
__label__3 The Park House is a great place to drink. They have a very good beer selection and even though the kitchen is a 4 foot by 4 foot square behind the bar the food is really good. \n\nThey have all you can eat Popcorn and Peanuts so you will never be in want of something to snack on while drinking your favorite beer. \n\nThey have live bands several times a week my favorite being Tuesdays which often features local Blue Grass musicians.  \n\nThe down side to this place for me is that it's a little on the expensive side. They have a majority of their beers that are 6+ bucks a pint which a bit much. You can get some for $4.50 - $5  but it cuts your selection significantly. It definitely makes you think twice before going here often. I just wish all their beers were under $5 because I would probably try and go here more often.  \n\nOver all it's a great bar the owner is a nice guy and you're going to have a great time.
__label__4 I am a big fan of Max;;s for their local flair, real German food, and authentic Pittsburgh feeling. They did not sell out, are not overly commercialized, and should be supported for the long standing quality service to the city. Thanks, Max's.
__label__4 I had a week off from work recently.  I needed it to take a little break and I decided, what better way to get caught up on all the museums and cultural institutions in the 'Burgh?\n\nTo say that the Carnegie is THE Pittsburgh Cultural Institution is indeed an understatement and as I live in nearby Squirrel Hill, I am so happy to have it within walking distance.  Although the day I visited, I rode my bike and parked it all day.  (Note to Yelp'er Mike O. from Park Ridge, IL--I didn't wipe out this time!).\n\nI decided to spend the entire day at the Carnegie, and believe me it was worth it!  As Emily H. says, the Dinosaurs in their time was really worth it!  It went from being a stuffy, dull, \"stuffed and mounted\" exhibit to being a really neat walk-through one.  The murals really give the exhibit a sense of time and place.  The exhibit shows how the plants, mammals, fish, and insects that surrounded them continue to evolve and create the biological diversity that surrounds us today.\n\nA long-time favorite of mine is the Hillman Hall of Minerals and Gems.  I've always loved the bright colors of the gems and could stand there for hours in hushed awe of these beautiful stones.  The museum just added the Wertz Gallery of Gems and Jewelry to the Hillman Hall.  The gallery has an extensive collection of birthstones, giving the history of each and how birthstones came to be.  The current special exhibit is the watches and timepieces from H.J. Heinz, including a stunning music box and watch piece.\n\nBut as much as I enjoy natural science, I really love art.  The Carnegie Museum of Art includes  American art from the late nineteenth century, French Impressionist and Post-Impressionist paintings, and European and American decorative arts.   The Heinz Architectural is dedicated to the collection, study, and exhibition of architectural drawings and models.  I particularly enjoy Asian art and the Carnegie has an extensive collection of Japanese prints.  \n\nOne special exhibit that I really recommend will be there only until October 18, 2008 and it is \"Abstract Art before 1950: Watercolors, Drawings, Prints, and Photographs\".  It consists of avant-garde works by European, American, and Japanese artists.  \n\nSo while the admission fee is $15.00, it does include both the Natural History Museum and the Museum of Art.  To get your money's worth, plan on staying a whole day.  I did and I still feel like I didn't see everything.
__label__0 At this point, I am done. I scheduled my kids for the last 2 weeks in August and then due to an emergency, I had to cancel, which I did a month before their camp was to start. I was told they were issuing my refund, and that was 3 weeks ago. THREE WEEKS and i still dont have it. I live probably 30 minutes from the museum and could have driven there 63838484848485858 times by now and picked it up. Its just sooo unprofessional and annoying. They need to get their office together and deliver refunds in a timely manner. 7-10 business days are fine but 3 WEEKS is UNACCEPTABLE for it to not have even been MAILED YET. So dissapointed and will never use them again.
__label__1 Its okay, but it was just ok.  \n\nThere's a $4 per person corking fee which caught us off guard.  We were expecting that would be for the table.\n\nWe started with the polenta and the mozzarella.  The mozzarella was unremarkable, deep friend mozzarella in breading.  Of course it was good, it is fried cheese!  But it was nothing special.  The polenta was a real stand out, tasted home made and was delicious.\n\nThey give you garlic olive oil and garlic bread sticks to dip in the oil.  This was free so I'm not complaining, but that just seemed a heavy and oily combo to me.  Also, the breadsticks were covered in rosemary, and I loathe rosemary.\n\nMy friend had the special, pan seared shrip over pesto penne, and she loved it.  I had this chicken dish with apricots and it was ... alright.  It was good but I felt like the searing on the chicken could have made this dish excellent.\n\nOverall I would come here again but maybe I'd stick with a staple like chicken parmigana.
__label__4 Those who know, know this is the place to buy your cases of beer. The prices are low and the tax is included in the price tag, but the best reason to shop here is Sam. He is a character, knows a lot about beer and is a really nice guy.  First time we stopped by, he invited us into his shop and stock area and we talked for quite a while before departing with some real good beer.  Sam Caruso has a story for almost every occasion and  the beer to match each occasion. A real Pittsburgh place.
__label__0 This Giant Eagle maybe the worst supermarket I've ever been to. There are thugs hanging out by the entrance and in the parking lot. The interior is dark and dank and has an outdated \"made in the 70s\" feel. With options like this I don't have a problem taking the extra time to drive to Trader Joe's.
__label__1 This is a small, franchise-owned location that caters to the predominantly low income households in the area. Selection is quite limited throughout the store with limited quantities on the shelf of the items they do carry. Because of the area in which it is located, the store is NOT 24-hours as most Giant Eagle's seem to be. \n\nThe pharmacy inside the store, unlike the store itself, is corporate owned, and it's staff is friendly and efficient. A stark contrast to the rest of the store.\n\nOnce again reflecting the relatively low income of the area this store serves, there will be one of more jitney's (unlicensed cabs, effectively) waiting outside the store willing to take you and your groceries home for a small fee. \n\nIn general, if you CAN shop somewhere else, you will probably want to.
__label__3 This place is great! The wait, pushy counter person, and unattended children are an easy overlook when I finally leave with the best fill and nail art I've ever had! Lisa was super quick, had me drying in less than 15 minutes of sitting down in her chair! I found the nail art I wanted (she copied it perfectly, by the way) on pintrest, but just as I sat down, my phone died. She pulled out her charger, AND CHARGED MY PHONE. Where else has anyone done this? Nowhere. Lisa actually made conversation, and she was easy to understand. I will be back in two weeks for another fill! \n\nJust a heads up, go early, if you can, as it gets closer to close, more and more people line up. :) it's so worth the wait, though!!
__label__1 I have a dream. A dream that some day the North Shore will have a ton of amazing food options. I hope one day it will become a reality. For now, I think there's a smattering of okay-ish places and a lot of mediocrity. \n\nMaybe it's just the built in crowd. You come to a game, you gotta eat, right? And what are you going to eat? Either at a restaurant outside the stadium or inside. At this point I'd stick with inside for the novelty of it all. \n\nI stopped into Atria's on game day, but came in right as the first pitch was going out, so it wasn't packed in the least. Our server was obviously not into us, as well as serving that day, as she was pretty short with us the entire time. Sorry we bothered you...\n\nThe menu is incredibly limited with around 5 apps, 5 sandwiches and 5 main courses. I get that they're probably just limiting things for the crowded times, but I felt like nothing really called to me. I settled on going halfies and ordering an app and waiting until I was inside the stadium to get my \"main course.\" Crab fries, naturally. But that's beside the point.\n\nThe pieorgies we ordered were okay. They were doused in Parmesan cheese and a little overcooked, but it wasn't the worst thing I've ever had. Wasn't the best either. I think what really turned me off was the whole experience. Service, small selection and mediocre food. I should have just ordered two buckets of crab fries and called it a night!
__label__0 When you walk into a buzzing restaurant, you'd expect to be greeted by someone, be that a server, a greeter or the bartender. I went in last night, stood around for almost 10 minutes, and was completely ignored. I was meeting a few friends, so I decided to walk across the street and grab a beer and make a reservation (using open table) for 45 minutes later.  Reservation confirmed, and beer finished, I walk back over, walk in to the place and someone's at the computer in the entryway on the phone. He finishes, we make eye contact, he nods and walks away. My friends come in, we wait 10 minutes for someone who works there to talk to us. I tell her we have reservations, she acts like it can't happen, and that it's my mistake, she says that the place is closed for a private party. I ask why there isn't a sign on the door saying 'closed for private party', and I get a ridiculous answer that the \"CEO doesn't like us to do that\". How dumb is that: you leave your system open to make reservations and you don't alert people that might be going to a show on the north shore that the place is closed. The fake sincerity is what really got me. You know what a 'private party' sign does? It advertises that you are available for private parties, and would have given me an hour to figure out other arrangements.
__label__4 still the best (and for me, the only) professional football team in the world...
__label__0 This conservative POS rag makes faux news look like NPR. You got Scaife, himself pumping ten million a year from his own pocket to keep the paper up and running. No one reads it, the Post Gazette is the REAL newspaper in this city.
__label__4 I'm not a car girl and Lester couldn't have been more accommodating.  I needed an inspection and he was able to take me the same day I called.  He's open past 7pm so the evening hours make it convenient to pick up or drop off. \n\nVery honest and upfront about the work he did, too...typical Pittsburgher who knows his stuff. Labor was $70/hour and parts were cheaper than other places. Cost me $3 to have a break light replaced.  Couldn't have been happier with the quick, honest, convenient service.  Lester's the best!
__label__0 Nick's used to be good with the previous owner, that all changed. Which is pretty sad.
__label__3 Nick's has legit New York Style pizza.  It's dirt cheap too!
__label__1 After seeing a Google Offer for Miller's, my Mom mentioned how she had been there before and remembered good food and fond memories from her childhood.  So I offered to go with her and see if the food was still as good.  \n\nOnce we were seated and greeted by our waitress, we presented the paperwork for our Google Offer.  The waitress handed it to the hostess.  I guess they have to call for us to redeem it/verify that it's legit.  Well apparently one of the numbers was missing off the print-out and the hostess could not have been more rude about it.  In the end she talked to someone and figured it out, but she made it seem like we did something wrong.  Or, she could have told us there was a problem but then politely taken care of it since it is her job and there wasn't much else going on for her to do.  Or she could have talked to someone in the first place and quietly resolved the matter without us even knowing there was a problem to begin with.  I later noticed signs up all over the place about restrictions with restaurant.com offers - I guess they have several patrons who use those regularly.  Apparently with this kind of reception, no one wants to pay full price.\n\nMom and I both ordered the fish sandwich with mac n cheese.  The mac n cheese was creamy and the fish sandwich was a large portion and very tasty.  I ended up having to eat mine with a knife and fork, not even attempting to lift and eat it as a sandwich.  We left with full and happy tummies.\n\nTo comment on previous reviews....yes, this is not the cleanest place.  But I expected that and find it part of the charm.  The smoke from the bar is no longer an issue as a closed door separates the bar area from the dining room.\n\nOverall, it was a larger than average portion for a good fish sandwich.  I'd like to give it 3 stars at least, but the whole attitude from the hostess still left a bad taste in my mouth that the mac n cheese couldn't wash away.
__label__3 People and company make mistakes. \nThe owner personally took responsibility for the mistake and fixed the problem. \n\nThis shows they care about their customers and value the business!!
__label__1 you can't beat a fairly centrally-located grocery store that is open 24-7 BUTTT the smell in there is ughhh.  Years and years of spilled food / blood from the meat department and etc.    You get the picture .    The high-point is perhaps the hot foods that you can get over in the deli.-area.  Some really good \"soul-food\" .  Fried chicken, mashed potatoes, mac n cheese and etc... I will go out of my way for that stuff, sometimes ...
__label__1 Another ugly haircut like everywhere in Pittsburgh. For $60 with the owner. Trusted the reviews, but now look like a Pittsburgh redneck. No hair on the sides and long on the back!
__label__3 Had lunch with my wife. The quality of the sushi was quite good. My wife had some tempura that was fabulous. Service was friendly and quick. We really enjoyed our lunch. We will be back.
__label__0 Below par diner food. Fried zucchini is all breading and no zucchini. Anything fried always comes dripping in grease, I know, I know it's diner food but it doesn't have to be so greasy it makes you physically ill. I'm a big fan of blt's and there's is pretty poor. Small portion with very little meat and dry bread.\n\nBesides the food, the service is so so. Last time I was in I asked for a lemonade and the waitress forgot it, asked for mayo and there was none on my sandwich, and this was on a slow day\n\nWith eat n park down the street and Pamela's not too far away it seems you have much better places to get you're grub on. I'm giving it one star because I can't see myself ever coming back or recommending the place to anyone else.
__label__4 Excellent and made from scratch !!!!
__label__3 Darren it cracked me up to see you reviewed this Eat'n Park, but then I wasn't surprised a bit. I used to live blocks away from this place, and the location was ideal, for my favorite bar ever (Wilkie's Inn, now closed) was diagonally across the street from it. I actually have mostly bad memories of drunken friends fighting and/or confrontations here, but still this place beats all after a night at the bar. I can close my eyes and picture scrambled eggs and french toast, not to mention their delicious burgers with a side of pickles. And of course the obligatory Eat'n Park smiley face cookies, ah how I love them! Message to non-Pittsburghers, go to this (or any) Eat'n Park at least once! You'll be back!
__label__3 We go here quite often for lunch. The food is excellent. Service is friendly, but spotty. If your in a hurry for lunch, I would advise you call ahead. I think perhaps the time it takes is because food is made to order. A great thing for the quality and taste but not so much if you have a limited amount of time. The lunch specials are a fantastic deal, and no matter what else I get , I get the spinach salad. It's scrumptious. Definitely recommend this place. Dinner I have had a couple times and the food was good, but the lunch deals are awesome!
__label__1 Found the place to be average at best. Pancakes were not very good. They tasted like they were made from a mix, mushy in the middle, and they came with powdered sugar which I don't like (wish the server told me beforehand). Average wait time to be seated and for food to arrive. OJ was pretty bad as well- like the cheap stuff you get from the grocery store. I like the fact the place is not a chain, and I'd be up for trying other food there, but from my experience the pancakes do not live up to the hype.
__label__1 The Hype surrounding this place will probably lead to your great disappointment.  We moved in to the neighborhood, and all we heard was Campiti's this Campiti's that, and how it is without a doubt, the best pizza in the Burgh.\n\nSo, of course we tried it, and were pretty excited to do so. Now I have lived in several different Pittsburgh neighborhoods, and you always find the pizza you like where you live. Campiti's pizza is not the pizza I like. I wouldn't order a pizza from them again.\n\nHonestly, it was about up to a frozen pizza standard. Now, I'm not saying they are making frozen pizzas, they aren't but, I have even had better frozen pizzas than the pizza we got from Campiti's.\n\nAnother reviewer hit the nail on the head saying people who say this is the best pizza around probably have some long running emotional attachment to this place That can be he only logical reason that people actually say it.\n\n.
__label__0 Terrible place to eat and not very clean at all. Way over priced foe fast food. 5$ for a plain roast beef forget that!
__label__0 Sadly really went downhill. They switched to a new vendor, the prices went up and they are no longer having sales.
__label__2 The pizza is great. Other food items might disappoint. They do deliver! Service is hit and miss. There is one rude,  smile-less bartender... I have actually seen him through the window and decided to go somewhere else because I was in the mood for good service.
__label__1 I guess that I sport a very simple haircut and like to keep it that way. Unfortunately, the person who cut my hair here must have slipped with the razor just behind my ear and tried to make it look normal by cleaning it up and making the other side look the same. Since I don't typically look at myself for extended periods of time, I actually didn't notice until last night when I was washing my hands in a resteraunt bathroom.  I will be speaking with manager come Monday. \n\nI had no wait and the lady who can't cut my simple hair do was very nice, until she didn't say oops I sort of f*'d your hair up. It isn't really bad and I'm not horribly upset but it IS noticeable! It would have been nice if she said something to me about it. I think this warrants a refund of my money. I will let you all know if I got my money back.
__label__4 Lovely floral arrangements for every occasion.  Her boutonnieres and corsages are lovely and inexpensive - she must have made dozens for me and my friends during high school.  You cannot beat the service here.  When students at the elementary school up the street come in wanting flowers for their teachers, she will provide them with the best for only $1 or $2.  Blooming Dahlia is the best example of hometown service I could imagine.
__label__1 The service is not that amazing, it's almost as if they don't care to have a business. I've dealt with them for large orders and while meeting the deadlines they request, it's never enough. They usually don't have your requested kegs and will tell you to order earlier (which by experience still does not help). \n\nThe saving grace is likely for individual sales. From the times I've had go to the store to pick up our \"deliveries\" (ie. nearly every time), it looked like they had a decent selection from the wall for cases...but who knows if they actually carry the selection.
__label__2 D's does the chicago style hot dog very well, they even use sport peppers which I can never find in the grocery store. The bun is steamed and features the quintessential poppy seed exterior.\n\nD's beer selection is also great but I'm not much of a beer drinker so it's not something I've ever focused on. The general consensus I've heard is that there is better selection elsewhere and the prices are a little high but you can't beat both their hot dogs and their beer selection at the same time, making them a great bar.\n\nTheir fries are so crispy that I suspect they're double fried. They're tasty and the toppings available can turn them into a bastard concoction of delicious, artery clogging glory. There's been nothing on D's menu that I've been disappointed with.\n\nThe service can be a little hit or miss due mostly to the sheer amount of business they do on a Friday or Saturday night.
__label__1 I don't understand the hype for D's, although I guess their beer selection *does* rule.  If selection drives your decision-making, definitely head on over.  However, if you'd like to receive anything other than slow, resentful service from your waitstaff, or food that is anything above sub-par, head on by without stopping.  I've lived just down Forbes from D's for 3 yrs, and walk down there with friends a lot during the summer and early fall.  I'm also a former bartender and waitress, so I can say with experience and certainty that I've received just downright terrible service there about 80% of the times I've been.  Once, a friend and I stopped in for lunch with her kids and ended up waiting for the check 18 minutes after we'd asked to receive it.  We were both fuming, and the waitress just looked annoyed and kept ignoring us to chat with her buddy.  Another time, my husband and I came in 15 minutes before the ordering deadline, and watched as the waitress did not approach our table until exactly the cut-off time.  She proudly announced that we could no longer order food (we just wanted pretzels, for god's sake).  Food is pretty lackluster, although it's a nice touch that they have veggie dogs.  Upstairs, expect about the same level of service, with a douchy element of annoyed resentment from the bartender, along with even douchy-ier clientele. \n\nI know D's is a favorite neighborhood place, but I'm tired of the abuse from waitstaff who look annoyed that I'm even there.  If this was just a once-in-a-while occurrence, I'd be forgiving, but 3 years is long enough to judge.
__label__4 What a place. What a selection.  I love it.  \n\nThis place allows you to view hundreds of beers from around the world.  You can buy mixed six packs as well. \n\nThe food is great and service is just fine.
__label__1 The place smells awful.   Its non-smoking, but reeks of stale smoke, and when I spend 1/2 an hour there, I leave smelling like smoke.  This isn't an isolated incident, but it really smells every time I've been in there (at least once a month for the past couple years).\n\non the up side: decent coffee, decent assorted snacks (pastries, sandwiches, etc.), great location.
__label__3 MUCH nicer since the renovation! The only thing I don't love is that there are rarely baskets near the entrance, and it's weird how you have to go through the whole produce area to get to the rest of the store!\n\nCheckers are usually friendly here, and good selection and variety.
__label__1 Nothing special, it is Kmart after all.  \n\nDeals are hard to come by, but you have to just look a little bit longer.  It is true that the employees really don't seem to care that they are at work.  I can relate, I did my time in retail.  Although I left it when my time was due.  \n\nGood for the area if you don't want to run to a nearby shopping area.
__label__4 Stopped by with my laptop late last Friday afternoon to enjoy some craft brews and prep for a class I'm teaching Saturday morning.  Normally I have nothing but great things to say about Mad Mex in Scott Town Center, but I was mildly annoyed by a new server who seemed to abandon me after finding out I wished to stay and work after purchasing my meal and buying several craft brews.  This is not the normal treatment at this establishment for the guy at table #28 with the laptop.  In any case, great food & great selection of microbrews!
__label__2 I'm always the first to say that I love Mad Mex.  I don't care that it's Tex Mex, just give me a supersized Dance Marathon Enchilada and I'm in dance party heaven!  \n\nWhat I was sad about at this location was the gauc,.  It was, how do you say....okay...it was just plain gross.  It tasted rotten!  Not the way you want your gauc to taste.  And for some reason I kept torturing myself by taking little bites to see what the heck was wrong with it!  The waitress, who was incredibly nice, took it back to see what was up with it.  She said she thought maybe it had too much lime in it.  I love lime and I don't really know how lime can make gauc taste rotten, but I was pretty bummed \n\nThe good?  My Dance Marathaon Enchilada, as always, was a party in my mouth!  And like I said, our waitress was super friendly and a great server!  She suggested to the seasonal Apple Cider Margarita.  I excited and scared all at once!  I've been digging the ciders lately, but in a marg?  A little scary.  First sip tasted a bit like cinnamon apple sauce.  A tad weird.  A couple sips later, I was into it.  I was also into caramel/sugar lining the rim of the glass!  \n\nSolid meal, I just missed the fresh, non weird tasting, gauc.  Until next time...practice safe Mex everyone!
__label__2 This location has such a different feel than the others around Pittsburgh. Perhaps it's the well-lit bar, or maybe it's that there's a new bartender every time I make it over here. In any case, it doesn't quite have the \"feel\" that North Hills and Robinson have.
__label__2 Parking = terrible\nService = just ok\nFood = decent\nAtmosphere = really nice but loud\nDrinks = margaritas are ok\n\nComing here I wouldn't get anything else other than the burritos it fajitas. Really disappointed in the quesadilla I had here. Guacamole is pretty bland but the salsa has a nice spicy kick. Neat place to hang out if in the mood for Mexican like food and atmosphere.
__label__2 Grabbed a couple of dozen bagels and took to work.  Man they don't last long.  Bagels are good and the service is friendly.  They were real busy but make time to chat will working.
__label__2 This is exactly what I was looking for in a hotel during my one night stay in Pittsburgh. Close to the city, but far enough out to get free parking and a reasonable rate (under $100).\n\nThe room was fairly small, but I was only planning on sleeping in it. It was clean so I couldn't ask for much more. The people at the front desk were very friendly too.\n\nIf I go back to Pittsburgh, I will absolutely stay here again.
__label__4 We are new to the area. We bought a 100 year old home in the Dormont suburb of Pittsburgh and set about to do a serious renovation. The moment we walked into Ceramiche we knew we were in good hands. Tina, Bob, Melissa, Suzy and Nicky all know their stuff and treat us like long lost friends. The selection of tile is the best we have found in this area and the prices are very good. The service is what really makes this place special.
__label__3 A good Starbucks.  There is always a line at this one due to it's location but they do a great job of getting people served quickly.  Today I had a salted camel mocha.  It was pretty amazing.\n\nThis location also has a fireplace which is a nice touch for cold days.
__label__2 Ok so my first experience at princess nails could be described as slightly awkward but totally worth it. When I went into the salon I didn't realize how cramped it actually was it didn't look too clean to be honest. But anyway I had called earlier in the week to see if they took appointments and they told me they didn't so I walked in to get my eyebrows waxed. When I arrived I said what I wanted done not knowing that I had to sit further up near the waxing chair to be waited on next before some woman cut ahead of me. But when I actually did get my eyebrows waxed by this older asian woman who went by michelle I believed she did a fantastic job of thinning out my eyebrows and surprisingly after telling her \"thinner\" 5 times she made them absolutely stunning and for only 10 dollars. Although its not much to look at when you go in getting my eyebrows waxed at Princess Nails was the best decision I ever made.\n\n*NOTE* My rating is based on Eyebrow Waxing. Unfortunately I do not get my nails done. EVER. So please keep in mind when reading my review for this location that it is solely based on my experience with waxing and waxing ONLY.
__label__3 Like I said before in my first post about Princess Nails. Its definitely dingy and and as hole in the wall as you can get. But Michelle oh my is this woman amazing. Second visit to get my eyebrows waxed was just as worthwhile as the first. ASK FOR MICHELLE. I'm not going to rate this 5 stars simply because of the lack of cleaniness BUT what would they do without Michelle.\n\n*NOTE* My rating is based on Eyebrow Waxing. Unfortunately I do not get my nails done. EVER. So please keep in mind when reading my review for this location that it is solely based on my experience with waxing and waxing ONLY.
__label__4 You've got to book with Liz!\n\nIf you have curly hair (or even not) she is the best in the burgh.  Nails it every time.  Love her personality and attention to detail.  I really feel like she listens to what I want but will tell me what she thinks, in a kind way. She's energetic, attentive, and just really knows hair.  \n\nHave been back multiple times and each time I leave happy: cut, color, and all.  Probably the first time i've actually stuck with a stylist.  Thanks Liz!
__label__0 Today, I definitely didn't have a great experience at MCN. I got my haircut couple months ago from there and I liked it, so I decided to go again for coloring today.\nI wasn't happy about it at all -cuz I can still see the line btw my root and the bottom. PLUS, they charged me 25 bucks more for the blow-dry without telling me. I wish I didnt go there for the color..
__label__2 4th of July... everything is packed so of course there was a wait, for a table of 12.  There really wasn't anywhere to actually wait, and even though many of us ordered from the bar, we got the distinct feeling that we were not welcome to linger while waiting for our table, so we were in the way of the wait staff no matter where we tried to cram ourselves.  \n\nThe food was good though.  I had a buffalo chicken wrap and it was good.  However, someone at our table was charged for extra ketchup... what is that about?!  Glad I didn't ask for extra buffalo sauce as usual.  \n\nDespite these issues, we were served in a timely fashion and the food was better than I expected because of the reviews.  It is pricier than it should be for the quality but still better than I expected.
__label__3 Came in on Monday for some pre concert drinks and dinner. We were greeted nicely at the door and got sat in a booth, which I love :) our server was Jess, she was very nice and attentive to all of our needs. I was never there before and she helped me pick out drinks from the menu and had great recommendations.  We had Mac and cheese bites as an app, so good!! Then for dinner I had the turkey club and my boyfriend had the buffalo chicken wrap, all very yummy :) she even brought me a small sample of the black bean salad I was wondering about for the sides. The few different people who ran the food to our table were very pleasant also, a very nice staff all around. We had a nice time and would definitely go back again !!! :)
__label__1 I am not a big fan of seafood so it takes a lot to win me over.\n\nI tried several of the dishes at Original Fish Market including the lobster bisque, the halibut, and the pork-chop with coleslaw.  The lobster bisque was bland and cold.  The halibut was decent.  The pork chop was so bitter and dry.\n\nThe whole atmosphere of the place seemed standoff-ish and was not friendly.  Furthermore, it took forever just to get our waitress's attention.  When we finally got her to look our way, she was short with us.  It was as if we bothered her.  I would rather go get sushi than spend more money here.
__label__0 For a place that has a $75 entree I was pretty shocked to see a $2 charge for blue cheese olives on my bill... pretty tacky.   That was definitely a first.  I was disappointed the waitress didn't say anything either. Aside from that the service was pretty good... and the sashimi was a great value.  But everything else about this place is shwag.  The seared tuna - garbage, rainbow roll and Caesar salad - weak,  and the sides incredibly small.  The place has the feel of a riverboat buffet.  If this was stand alone they would only get away with charging 40% of what they are now... in the Westin.\nI would skip it, or if you have to, get sashimi at the bar and make sure you review your bill.
__label__2 The restaurant is located in the lobby of the Westin.  I was staying at the hotel but avoided the restaurant given that it was less than 3 stars on YELP.  The last night, I was tired and worked until 9PM, so decided to give it a try.\n\nThe menu itself is good.  They have seafood and sushi and there were plenty of dishes that caught my eye, though settled on a couple of sushi rolls.\n\nThe sushi rolls were good, and they have a good draught beer selection.  From a food perspective, I would give it a 3.5 stars, approaching four, but then I only had the sushi.  Still, just based on food, I'll try it again.\n\nHowever, where it may get a bad reputation is service, which isn't very good.  The bar was about half full, otherwise the restaurant was at most 10% occupied.  Still, anyone sitting at the bar had to wave to the bartender to get his attention, and it took about 25 minutes for my two rolls to come out.  That might explain the 2.5 star rating.\n\nSince I'll likely be staying at this Westin for awhile, probably will try it again.
__label__4 I always had a good experience eating here for lunch.  Yea it is a bit run down, but name some in the strip that aren't?  They have $5.00 lunch specials and Jimmy was always very nice and the huge stogies in his mouth just took me back.  Funny.. Highly recommend.
__label__3 The PAT buses aren't nearly as bad as many Pittsburghers make it to be. People complain about having to do transfers downtown, etc... - The reality is, it a decent system!! They could have more frequent rotations of buses at different routes, but Pittsburgh's public transportation - the buses, the T, etc... is a good system that works well for a city that is built on some mountains with a poor lay out of roads, etc... its not going to run as efficiently as areas that are built on a grid system that makes logical sense - its more difficult to get around everything. Gotta give them some slack!! and The bus drivers have always been great too!
__label__0 The only pro about Port Authority is it gets you from point a to point b. \n\nI've had buses that smell like pee. I've had buses where the bus drivers are yelling at drivers or people downtown. Screaming insults out the window.  Had a bus driver doing like 70mph down McKnight road. \nAt least twice a week I get a bus that's farebox is broke.  Yeah a free ride is nice but port authority is always crying wanting to increase their already ridiculous fare prices. Routes are always getting cut which leaves buses jam packed. \n\nThey introduce the connect card (an alternative to cash and passes. If I load $20.00 onto the card I should be able to get a transfer without entering cash the drivers don't know that and argue about it.  Feel free to train your employees. \n\nOn an 80 degree day one buses heat was on full blast. Not the drivers fault. He finally pulled over restarted the bus and it read 98 degrees before the air worked.\n\nBuses are late all the time.  When going to work I need to leave at least an hour before I should have to, to ensure I get to work on time. \n\nI can go on forever...
__label__1 If you like filthy buses, super high fares and about 50% rude operators then you will love Port Authority service.  Now if you like clean buses, reasonable fares and friendly service you will need to go somewhere else.  And no place for children as the language on the buses would make a sailor blush.  And in 14 years of riding Port Authority I have never seen a uniformed Port Authority officer riding a bus.
__label__0 Awful!!!\nNever EVER follows schedule! Lets you wait for literally over an hour on a bus that is supposed to be running every 15 min.
__label__1 I must admit that not being from Pittsburgh, I walked into this place with very different expectations for what a \"cheesesteak\" sandwich constituted. Having said that, while the inclusion of an enormous amount of fries and coleslaw on the sandwich was great, the tiny piece of beef \"patty\" that can only be described as something they use as a weight watchers/jenny craig portion leaves much to be desired. I honestly felt like I was eating some sort of vegetarian sandwich with a tiny piece of shriveled up beef patty lost somewhere in between the enormous slices of Italian bread.\n\nOn the plus side, the Oakland location does have a pretty sweet deal for after 10pm, where a sandwich and drink was 3 or 4 bucks.
__label__1 Primanti's sandwiches pretty much sum up Pittsburgh in many ways:  big, over-the-top, tasteless, and unhealthy.  What more could you ask for? Unfortunately, this place is pretty dirty.  Make sure no flies land on your food.\n\nIt seems like Pittsburgh natives love this place, which is fine.  Its food certainly is unique.  However, if you're not from Pittsburgh, there's a good chance you'll walk away with a rather bland taste in your mouth.\n\nBy the way, do not pronounce the \"t\" in Primanti.  It really irks native Pittsburghers.  It's pronounced \"Primanny.\"  Unfortunately, I learned this the hard way.
__label__1 Primanti Bros is basically the heart of all yinzers in Pittsburgh. However, I have to take primanti bros in doses. Their big ass sandwiches make me feel like I dont need to eat the rest of the week. Sometimes I love it for that and sometimes I hate it. Either way its a nice place to sit back, relax, and enjoy a nice cold beer with my friends. \n\n My only complaint about this particular primanti bros in market square is the people that it generates. Anywhere from hookers to crackheads. I have been in there several times and atleast 4 or 5 times I watched someone get kicked out for doing something illegal. My advice is, if you can, go to this primantis during the day for lunch dont go at night. If you can go to the one in the strip district or southside on 17th street.
__label__3 Tiny little place and very popular...highly suggest going early if you're a newbie in town and never had their sammiches before. They get pretty busy after 12.\n\nI couldn't decide what to get, and was told their number 2 popular choice is  not that great and I should try salami or black angus. Tough! So, I ended going with roast beef. I really enjoyed it, not greasy at all, and I actually ate the whole thing. Ha unbelievable, it was that good! \n\nOverall service was great.
__label__1 Always love Primanti's and I was Central Pittsburgh area, so I went for lunch. It was after the rush and wasn't too busy but the waitresses acted like it was. I was told to sit myself, which is cool since I wanted to sit outside. But then two waitresses kept coming and going without even looking at me. Finally a third came and took my order. I got my usual.... pastrami, extra cheese, no tomato, add egg. When did she miss the \"no tomato\"? I got my sammich (eventually) and there was the tomato. I immediately wanted to send it back but the waitress was gone again MIA. She just disappeared again. I waited as long as I could but she never came back. I finally carried the sloppy tomato seed-covered bread back into the restaurant myself and told the cook I needed a new piece of bread. He gave it to me with a funny look, then I ate my sammich, and then five minutes later the waitress finally showed up. Until then she was just missing. I was so annoyed, but when she came back it was just to refill my drink. A few minutes later I needed my bill, but guess what, she was gone again! I had to walk inside to get my check and then pay it. I was really annoyed. Love me some Primantis but the Market Square one has terrible service.
__label__0 Previous reviews have said it well: Lackluster, tasteless food.\n\nAte at Primanti Bros with a group of friends while in Pittsburgh; we heard about it from 'Man vs. Food' and were assured that it is a Pittsburgh institution. The sandwiches are large and the pricing is fine ($6-$9), but what you get is a sloppy sandwich with food service-grade meat topped with lukewarm fries. Good in theory, bland in execution; it's a lot of calories without the accompanying flavor.\n\nWe also had terrible service at the Market Square location; I'll chalk this up to a fluke. The patio seating at the Market Square location is wonderful on a sunny day, but it started to rain and they actually retracted the awning, explaining that it wasn't designed to get wet --but apparently their customers are.\n\nThe legacy and infamy might tempt you to eat here, but take your money elsewhere and buy good-tasting food instead of kitsch.
__label__0 There was basically no cheese on my \"cheese combo sandwich\", the fries were gross, and the waitress was nasty to us.
__label__3 People knock on this place - but I always find myself defending it. \n\nWhile it may be overrated for being featured on the food network, it is a pretty good sandwich place (no not just because the portions...while they are generous) \n\nThe fries are a bit bland but I'm a huge fan of the cole slaw they have there - while it may not be anything \"special\" it's a classic (not creamy cole slaw mind you). The colossal fish sandwich is pretty good. The cheese steak is not a cheese steak! But that's because I'm from Philadelphia and any cheese steak that isn't made and prepared there is not a cheese steak to me. \n\nThe only thing is the sanitation there is...questionable.  Just don't think about the sticky surfaces and slimy-ish floors. \n\nFor a cheap, giant sandwich I'd take the germs any day.
__label__2 Had to visit the \"Famous\" Primanti Brother's Bar and Grill during my first visit to Pittsburgh, but most likely will only go back if my friends/family really  want to eat there.\n\nFood:  The portions are huge, not very greasy, served nice and hot but over all very bland.  I got the Colossal Fish and Cheese sandwich.  The beer batter fish was a very large piece and by itself was not bad tasting at all (just a little under seasoned.)  The fries were limp and had no seasoning what so ever. The fries were the worse part of the sandwich.  The coleslaw was  very mild, sweet and vinegar base, and by itself it was ok, but put everything together between two slices of white bread and it made for a bland pile of flavorless starch.  The bread was also too soft and did not hold up well at all, and the cheese was nonexistent.  I ended up having to add a ton of salt, pepper and malt vinegar to my sandwich, picked it apart and ate the pieces with my fingers.\n\nPrice:  For the size of the portions you get, the price is great!  I got two sandwiches and a soda for about $16.  Their sandwiches range from around $6 - $8 each, and are a good value since you will definitely leave full (I took home left overs.)\n\nAtmosphere:  After reading a few reviews about the restaurant, I was pleasantly surprised to see that this place was not packed with tourist.  For being such a small dinner, the place was fairly empty so I was able to sit anywhere I liked (being a solo traveler, restaurants often try to stick me at the bar but I prefer to sit at a table.)  The tables were clean and organized well, and each table had a stack of paper menus to look at.  It felt like a comfy, good ol' local dinner where you can casually relax and eat.\n\nStaff:  During my visit, the staff was great!  There was only one waitress and one cook, but both were pleasant and greeted me as soon as I walked in.  The waitress was attentive and friendly.  The cook also thanked me for patronizing there while I was leaving.\n\nOver all, I basically came here just to say that I visited a famous Pittsburgh restaurant, but I most likely will not go there again.  If I was with friends or family who wanted to go to Primanti's I would go along, but I wouldn't go solo.  The blandness of the food is what kills it for me.  I would rather get a sandwich that is half the size with more flavor, then a huge pile of bland food.
__label__2 This is a neither a yay or nay place for me.  Understanding the underlying concept of the sandwiches from way back when, can make a person appreciate Primanti's for what they are.\n\nI ordered the pastrami served on two thick slices of bread, layered with french fries and cole slaw.  Granted, I like my carbs, but this was overload for me.  I wasn't particularly fond of the cole slaw either.  \n\nI think this is more of an acquired taste kind of place.  Not that I wouldn't go back, it's okay for an occasional visit.  There are other sandwiches to try.  But if you're used to the true pastrami with Swiss on rye, I wouldn't recommend the sandwich here.\n\nThe place itself is small and good for a group of four.  Eight if you don't mind sitting at two separate tables that are relatively close to each other.
__label__2 I wanted Pittsburgh food, and the internets sent me here.  Do not be intimidated to walk in this dump.  I went to the take out line and ordered a spicy sandwich something or another.  The bartenders are either overworked or just don't give a shit cause I waited for a while before ordering.  But stay strong, and look them down until they take your order. PS make sure you get sauce in those little packets.  Sammich is at best 6/10 but is comes with fries on the sandwich, fries!! Isn't that crazy everyone, fries on a sandwich!
__label__1 I just moved here back in September and one of the first places i was told to go for great food was Primanti Bros. The food was great as I was told from several people from the area and back home.\n\nWhat I was not happy with was the setting policy and service. Just to get a seat here I had to wait standing up watching people eat like a creepy stalker just to see who would get up first and finally when I got a seat no one cleaned our table for a while or even took our order cause no one even knew we had been seated. If we were bad people we could have stolen the check from the last table as they had paid with cash. Once we got a servers attention and got the table cleared and our drinks and food ordered the server forgot our drinks and when we where finally able to flag her down our food came out not even 5 minutes later. In total about a 30-40 minute wait from arrival to food. Don't even think about getting a refill I had to walk in and ask the bartender for refills for me and my family after being ignored several times. When we were done we wanted to leave but couldn't till we paid the bill and because we paid with credit card we had to wait for the server to return with our card. It took so long and with other people looking at us to get the hell up so they could sit we just walked in to retrieve the card at was just sitting on the back of the bar and had not yet been processed so I had to wait again.\n\nFood can only get you so far, so my suggestion is if you want a good Food and can wait an hour feel free and come here. If you don't have the time just go next door to the Subway.
__label__3 Primantis is the ideal Pittsburgh sandwich. Fries, coleslaw, provolone, whatever meat you'd like in between the famous mancinis bread. I love this location especially because of the hours. Living downtown it's hard to find places to eat late at night but the market Sqaure primantis is open till 12 o'clock 7 days a week. I've tried variations of the sandwich but my favorite so far is the pastrami. I went tonight and I'll be back again the near future.
__label__1 Bread, slaw, tomato, fries, and a small piece of overcooked fish all piled together. Warm yiengling and mediocre service.   Aweful
__label__4 This spot was the light of my life for about 3 solid weeks. From the first bite I could tell that parting ways with Pittsburgh would be heartbreaking. After driving out of pittsburgh and paying my friend for his leftover half a sandwich, I knew that id made a special connection. To that bacon egg and cheese waiting for me, I miss xou and cant wait to hold xou again.
__label__2 I would give it 3.5 stars. It was a solid sandwich for sure. I got the corned beef which was tasty the only thing I wish they added was some kind of sauce. I'm not sure if that comes on other sandwiches but it could have used some kind of mustard. The price is great too, four sandwiches , two orders of pickles, coleslaw, fries and beer for about 40 bucks. Can't complain about that! \n\nI would definitely
__label__2 I found the sandwich I ate at Primanti Bros to be quite tasty!  As others have mentioned, the signature toppings of cole slaw (which I normally loathe, but, in this case, loved!), french fries and cheese accompany any of your \"meat\" choices for a sandwich.  The menu is limited, and there are no frills or false pretenses here.  I would definitely eat here again!  I had the fish and cheese sandwich, and it was outstanding!  I can't give the place 5 stars, because it didn't completely wow me, and the others in my party were a little disappointed.  I think they may have just made bad choices for their \"meat\" (kielbasa and the Pittsburgher), but I doubt I could get them to try it again.  But hey for only a little over $6 per sandwich, can one really complain?  Delicious!  I'll go back without 'em.  ;)  Not a lot of tables, and not even sure it's air conditioned, so don't bring your fancy clothes or your roaming toddler.  ;)
__label__4 Today was the day we finally got to try this place!\n\nI was in the mood for a cheesesteak and the waitress suggested an angus sandwich.  While it was different from a cheesesteak that im used to, it was definitely delicious! However I would get the coleslaw on the side next time.  She suggested a Cajun chicken sandwich for my husband  (because he said he liked a little spice) he absolutely loved it! we washed it all down with a local IPA.\nAll in all great food, definitely worth the visit-- and great service! Our waitress happened to be from Harrisburg ( that's where we are from!) so we shared some really great conversation!!
__label__2 This is a solid downtown lunch break spot. They run a special between like 11-2 where you can get 3 cuts buffet style (with lots of different types) with a pop for 6 or 7 bucks. Perfect for those days when you oversleep and don't get a chance to pack a lunch. The pizza is nothing that you'd fall asleep dreaming of, but definitely hits the spot at 1PM on a workin' day.
__label__3 Being originally from Arizona, I know a good taco.  The taco stand outside of Reyna's is GOOD.   The carne asada meat was tender, though I usually prefer a little more char. A friend i was with got the beef tongue, a little too eccentric for my taste, but he loved it.  Surprisingly, I really enjoyed the tortilla.  I am usually tuned off by corn tortillas, but theirs are soft, not dry, and don't fall apart as the taco juices seep in. In other words exactly what you need for a good street taco.  The best part is the taco barrista squeezes fresh lime juice on top of the taco as a finishing touch. It really puts it over the top.
__label__1 This has always been my 'go to' place to buy the most awesome, authentic flour tortillas.  I always  bought them fresh, still warm at times.  I have often served them at my  home and have sent many friends to shop there. Yesterday, I raved about how wonderful they were to a total stranger and we both bought 2 packages from 'the fridge up front'.  I was so so very disappointed and if the person I 'sold' them to reads YELP, I apologize. They were dry and stale.  Steaming them made them somewhat edible, but.....\nWhich leads to my next review....\nI was so excited when they opened their restaurant as they sell  such tasty tacos on the street.  I have been there 3 times.  First off, THE  BEST margarita!  Food ok but service......horrible!!  The most efficient wait staff appears to be a 10-12 year old boy who has made our guacamole and aims to please.  When we were there over the weekend, the waiter outside  could do nothing more than tell us how busy he was and how he had to take the steps with each order. He got our salsa order wrong so needless to say, we left. \nThis makes me sad to write this. Did they bite off more than  they can chew?
__label__1 I've lived in Pittsburgh for what feels like forever and in all of that time, I guess I've never been to the Strip District on a Monday. We didn't realize most of the restaurants are closed on Mondays. Tried Thin Man, closed. Luke Wholey's, closed. We read some less than appealing outdoor menus of a few spots and settled on Roland's Seafood Grill for lunch because they were open and had a sign out front raving about their signature warm Lobster Rolls for $14.99. Ok, we were game.\n\nWe've driven hours off the beaten path in Maine for amazing Lobster Rolls at Red's Eats, which sets the standard for what all lobster rolls should be. Massive amounts of fresh lobster piled on top of the bun and drawn butter to dip the excess mound of lobster in is a mouth watering delight! \n\nThat couldn't be farther from what you get served at Roland's. The bun was Mancini's, so good start. The lobster was an odd orange color that's not what fresh lobster looks like at all. Nothing was heaped over the bun at all, but honestly after tasting it that part was ok. Combination of a few fresher tasting pieces, some rubbery pieces, and some dry pieces that literally could have been any fish. I skipped the fries, which didn't look all that great on hubby's plate and there was the tiniest container of coleslaw ever as a side that was actually pretty good. Considering I skipped the fries, shouldn't the server have asked if I wanted extra coleslaw knowing it was going to be minuscule? \n\nThe upstairs patio was really nice overlooking Penn Ave. and I hear they have a decent happy hour with terrific specials on fresh oysters and beer at the bar. I may give this place another shot based on that but, never again on their lobster roll.
__label__1 I use to love Rolands. However, the last few times we have been there it has been terrible.  While the food remains okay, the service leaves something to be desired.  Our waitress took longer than 15 minutes to come over and get our drink order; we had to get the hostess to find her.  She did not come back to the table for more than 20 minutes at a time.  The waitress was rude and less than helpful.  Our 1 drink and lunch took over two hours to complete.  Good thing they still have a good bloody mary.
__label__0 WARNING ,,,,, this place is for SUCKERS ONLY ..... funky smelling ,worse tasting seafood ... overpriced ..... raunchy,un-clean restrooms .... only reason anyone goes here is because this is a ''tourist trap '' type neighborhood with some fun shopping spots nearby and this restaurant is positioned in the center of everything. As P.T. Barnum once said  '' There's a sucker born every minute '' ...... stay away ... any other restaurant will be better .
__label__1 Like a glutton for punishment, I hit up Roland's again last night while in town for business. I tired Kaya, but the wait was 30 + minutes.\n\nHere's the big clue I keep ignoring....the restaurant is EMPTY when everywhere else is crowded. Another issue is there's poor A/C in the dining room, which kind of sucks when it's 85 degrees and humid outside. \n\nI had a grilled vegetable sandwich and clam chowder. Same as before, it was just OK.  Service was better this time though. \n\nAll in all, I preferred my to go taco salad from doba the night before to this meal. \n\nSave your money and try somewhere else. \n\nPS. Beer selection is impressive if you want to drink beers from all around the world.
__label__0 Ugh if I could give this place -10 stars I would. What a nightmare. To start, the first time I ate here, I almost swallowed a giant shard of plastic that was in my salad. Then to my horror, the bar tending goes \"whoops.\" and tosses it on the floor!! \n\nFast forward a couple months, I decide to give this place a second chance. (I must have been delirious from hunger.)\nFirst off the bar tender was rude, slow as hell and terrible at making drinks. My friend and myself order our food and 20 min later out comes my friends food. After almost an hour of waiting, I still had NO pizza. When I asked the cranky pants bar tender in the NICEST possible way, where it was, he just shrugged and walked away. I asked to speak to a manager and was told he was \"busy.\" Finally someone came to talk to me and after an hour and a half I got my shitty pizza. \nThank you to the kitchen manager for doing his job and coming to talk to the customer. But, to the bar tender working earlier New Year's Eve. You DO NOT DESERVE THIS JOB AND SHOULD BE FIRED.
__label__4 I have no complaints here.  European-style shop for gourmet coffee and tea.  You can buy fresh-brewed coffee or beans and loose leaf tea in bulk starting with a 1/4 pound and up.  Besides that, the shop is crammed with coffee and tea supplies, candies, and chocolates.  Good prices.  Friendly, knowledgeable staff.\n\nI usually buy coffee, but the last time I went in for green tea and wanted to try something new.  The man who waited on me didn't know a whole lot about tea, so he did something amazing:  he found someone else who did!\n\nTip: Go on Thursday afternoons when Market Square has their farmer's market and pick up some fresh produce and pierogies, too.
__label__3 I cannot count how many times I walked right past Nicholas Coffee Co, smelling the aroma of fresh roasted peanuts I love roasted peanuts, they're like my favorite food.  I remember the windows being very busy, and busy windows tend to scare me, like I cannot guess what's going on inside. After reading the Yelp reviews of Nicholas Coffee and co, and getting Downtown after 4:30pm I decided to go in.  \nI have fallen in love. This coffee shop had a frozen Chai on the menu, I am going on my lunch break tomorrow for that. The barista was smiling and seemed happy to be of service.\nOn this visit I played it safe and got a iced latte with vanilla flavoring, omg it was so delicious. Refreshing sweet and energizing.  I cannot wait until my next visit to this coffee shop, it was really a treat. \n\nOne entire wall was lined with tea!!! There were roasted nuts of all kinds, honey and huge variety of coffees. Shame on me for not giving this place a change earlier, now it's time to play catch up :)
__label__4 So Many coffees to choose from, so little time. Really awesome coffee shoppe, which happens to be the oldest in the city and the most delicious smelling! They staff here is super friendly and enthusiastic about the precious beans. Its quaint and charming with a old rustic touch. Prices are reasonable and what you'd expect. Definitely a good place to stop if your around market square
__label__4 I love this place. I eat here anytime I go downtown for anything. Always get the Gyro with extra meat and sauce. So amazing. YUM!
__label__1 This is the first time in a long while (10 yrs?) and now I remember why. The food is fair at best for the main meal. The salad is good but small. The hummus is a little bland. The best parts were the \"homemade\" wine, both white and red, kinda like adult kool-aid  and the Jackie O cake was great. My issue was the price, $59. for dinner for 2. For this price, I would have expected more.I can't believe the 4 and 5 star reviews that I have read on this site. It's hard to believe that this place rates so many opposing reviews. I will never go back here again.
__label__1 So our intentions were to eat at the Indian place across the street however a lady ran across the street and started rattling off the menu as we were walking. At first I liked her moxy, but soon realized that if this is how they need to bring in customers we may be in trouble. Another mistake was sitting outside when they are trying to bring people in. Our dinner conversation was constantly interrupted by the servers yelling across the street and on the side walk at potential customers. \n\nNow on to the food:\n\nI ordered the chicken kabob. Very bland and it actually tasted baked not grilled. I didn't finish it.  The rice was good and the side veggies weren't bad. The spinach pie was ok. \n\nThey will ask \"would you like hummus to snack on before your meal\". This is not free or included. I figured this so I wasn't caught off guard. Some people I could see will be surprised at the end when they get the bill. \n\nMy wife got the lamb kabob. Bland again and very chewy. It didn't taste fresh, almost frozen at one point and microwaved. The cheese pie was pretty bad.\n\nHummus was ok. \n\n2 stars for the food\n3 stars for service\n1 star for the experience with yelling and fishing for customers. Seems like they may be in trouble financially and could be cutting corners to stay afloat. \n\nI will not go again. Alihan's next door is amazing, I recommend them over Christo's every day.
__label__0 I had spaghetti warehouse delivered to my apt and I ordered spaghetti and meatballs while my boyfriend ordered chicken Parmesan. First off, we both asked for Caesar salads (which we paid extra for) and we didn't even get them. Besides that, the sauce was less than mediocre - a glorified ketchup with noodles. The chicken was dry and we couldn't eat half of the meals. Overall, very poor experience with spaghetti warehouse. You're better off getting fast food noodles from noodles and company. Seriously disappointed especially since it is called the SPAGHETTI warehouse. Very hard to mess up spaghetti.
__label__4 Visited Morton's last night for dinner before the show. After we were seated, our waiter greeted us shortly after with the menus. The menu has a perfect amount of options. Not too many and still enough to have a complete variety. Chicken, chops, seafood, and most important, STEAK! For a salad, we started off with the chopped spinach salad. It was perfect, as I am very particular with how my salads are dressed. The dressing wasn't dripping off, it was evenly and perfectly coated. I chose the 6 oz filet mignon, with 2 bacon wrapped scallops and 3 grilled shrimp for my dinner. It was more than enough. The steak was so tender and juicy! I would definitely go back to Morton's again and again for a wonderful meal!
__label__1 After an unpleasant experience at Lotus Grocery on 17 February 2014, I want to caution customers to be careful when paying with cash at the store.  \n\nMy order was $3.08.  I gave the glum and cold middle aged female cashier $10.10.  She put the $10 bill in the till and gave me $2.02 change, which would have been correct had I given her a $5 bill.  I told her that I gave her a ten dollar bill, and she repeatedly insisted that I did not.\n\nI went to the mean middle aged man who appears to be manager or owner and told him of the problem.  He was not interested in hearing it and it eventually fell into the lap of a short, middle aged woman who also appears to be manager, and is one of the nicer people on the staff.\n\nI got nowhere until I asked that a count of the register receipts.  The woman who  appears to be in management suggested that I leave my phone number and that I would be called after the store closes and a count is completed. That was not acceptable to me. I asked that a count be conducted while I waited and she agreed.  As she counted and recounted, I waited patiently.  She ultimately concluded that I was right and gave me my $5.00.  She apologized multiple times; the clerk who would have cheated me out of $5 did not.\n\nI will be careful when shopping at this store.  I will try to pay with one dollar bills in the future and will announce how much money I am handing to the cashier. There is a bitter taste in my mouth about Lotus Grocery.  Of all places for this to happen, it would have to be one where there is a language barrier and where most of the employees are dismissive of the customer.  This is not Giant Eagle!
__label__1 Well, it's food!! That's about all I can say for The Smithfield Cafe.  \nI had the \"daily special\" which is pretty much the universal way of condensing \"two eggs, bacon or sausage, and toast\" into two words. Sausage was room temperature, eggs were decent, and the greasy home fries contained the flavor of the dozen meals that were cooked before mine this morning (not i'n a good way). Coffee was plentiful, but not flavorful. \nThe waitresses were grizzled and archetypal for their profession.  \nTo surmise; meh...
__label__2 I remember back circa 1991 when I was a freshman in high school, everybody read IN PITTSBURGH.  It was THE free weekly newspaper and it had the concerts, comic strips, and news features that the Post Gazette and the Tribune Review would not touch.  Somewhere along the line, probably when I was a junior or so, the new kid PITTSBURGH CITY PAPER came along.  I didn't think it would survive.  After all, Pittsburgh didn't need TWO of the same thing.\n\nWell, I was wrong.  IN PITTSBURGH is no more and the PITTSBURGH CITY PAPER is the source for alternative news and such that IN PITTSBURGH used to provide.  I was never one for the news that these types of papers provide.  I like to read CITY PAPER'S take on things.  But these papers are best for concert reviews, happenings around town, and movie reviews.
__label__4 Wonderful experience!
__label__1 average at best. Best view of the city by far though. Go in summer or no point in going. \n\nThe beer battered fish is good, yet there's much better in the city. It's nice and crispy, served on a fresh roll, tartar, lettuce, all that jazz. However again it's not worth venturing over for unless weather is perfect for an evening outside. \n\nChicken quesidilla, same thing. Average. \n\nI've went for 6 years now waiting for it to become something good. It's not going to happen. But I'll keep trying hoping.
__label__0 Rotten food and over charging customer.\n\nI was expecting at least a reasonable dinning experience at a reputed restaurant, but was greatly disappointed. The restaurant charged me 20% premium over prices on online menu (I ordered takeout), denied there are prices online. The maitre D was reluctant to show the printed menu, which is 10% more expensive than online, led me to think the over charge was deliberate. \nThe crab cake sandwich is well prepared but from ROTTEN crab. Since I didn't have time to walk 10min one way to return the food, it had to be thrown away.   A lunch over charged and wasted.
__label__1 They must get patrons here in because of the could reviews from the other Tambellini restaurant or from being close to the theater district.  The food is pretty bad for an Italian restaurant.  The Chicken Parmigiana was very bready and I question if it was homemade.  I ordered a side salad and it was all iceberg lettuce.  The homemade bread was very sorry.....  Not worth the price.  The decor is very plain.  Service was fine.
__label__0 It's just not that good. We initially told the waitress that we only going to order appetizers and desert. My code for \"we read on Yelp this place sucks, but we wanted to give it a try\" to which she replied they don't alow that but I will let it slide. The food could have come from a buffet and been better. I hate to be super negative, but in this case I am just being real.
__label__0 The only good thing about this eatery is its proximity to the Benedum. The three of us were seated at a table that was jammed in between two other tables, next to the kitchen - even though the place was half empty. I could hear the conversation at the next door table better than that of people sitting opposite me. The food was a sorry, sloppy, soggy mess that would have had Chef Ramsey throw up. The service was slow, inattentive, and made you feel vaguely unwelcome. Ridiculously overpriced. For  better value, a nicer atmosphere, and quality food, I strongly recommend a couple of places nearby that beat Tambellini's hands down - McDonalds or SubWay.
__label__3 I went here on the day of a wedding (I'm from out of town) for a last minute pedicure. I didn't really know where else to go, so I just stopped here on a whim (it was raining and this was the closest place that seemed to do nails). \n\nThe Salon Nuvo nail person is FANTASTIC (and wonderful to chat with). It's two full weeks later and it looks like my pedicure is brand new (and before you ask, I actually used the exact same brand/color nail polish as my prior crap pedicure). They don't have the cool massage chairs and they put you in a weird little intimate back room, HOWEVER I would totally give that up for a beautiful pedicure that lasts this long.  \n\nThought it was worth a review.
__label__4 i have been getting my hair cut here for 15 years.  Marjorie is amazing and priceless.  I am as picky about my hairstylist as i am my dentist or doctor.  I travel extensively for work and get compliments no matter where i travel.  Wouldn't go anywhere else!
__label__4 When it comes to the high-end chain steakhouses, Morton's and Capital Grille are great.  They consistently deliver great steaks and dependable apps, sides, and desserts.  However, my first and forever true love for steaks will always be Ruth's Chris.  I can still remember my first trip there in high school after my buddy's dad took us there to celebrate graduation.  As the 500 degree plate came out with the glorious aroma of perfectly cooked meat sizzling in butter, I knew I was not only in for something special, but a livelong love.\n\nRuth's Chris is a franchise and the setting in different cities can be quite variable.  The Philadelphia Ruth's Chris is right next to the Academy of Music with gas lamps lighting Broad St.  The Boston's Ruth's Chris is in old city hall with a beautiful ceiling 2 stories up in the bar area.  Pittsburgh's Ruth's Chris cannot boast such extravagance in their setting, but the food is equally outstanding in all their restaurants.\n\nMy recent venture to Ruth's Chris was with 4 other young men in a \"guys night out.\"  I brought several bottles of wine (you have to love the PA Chairman's selection) because Ruth's Chris amazingly allows you to do this.  We started with the seared Ahi tuna.  It was raw, thick, and delicious.  Actually, it kind of tasted like steak.\n\nWe each went on to get various cuts of meat.  I personally rolled with my favorite:  NY Strip, medium rare (correctly done with a blood red center), extra butter.  The extra butter is key.  If you're going to roll with a decadent feast of steak, might as well pull out all the stops.  It was brought out absolutely perfect and delicious.  The table also shared the excellent huge family-style sides of asparagus and garlic mashed potatoes.\n\nOur server was extremely gracious.  She opened and decanted a couple of our bigger bottles as soon as we sat down to give them time to breathe.  They arranged for us to have a cab-van at the end of our meal to take us to our next location.  \n\nIf I was really searching for something negative to say, it's that I wish that the Pittsburgh Ruth's Chris was in a more extravagant setting like some bigger cities.  However, since the main menu is exactly the same, Ruth's Chris is forever my go-to location for a perfect steak dinner.
__label__3 The selection is pretty vast -- European, upscale specialty brands (up to $24 for a 3 oz bar!), bulk malt balls in 3 flavors that are wonderful, house-brand hot chocolate mix, and lots more. It's fun just to browse around and know all these choices exist.
__label__4 This is a LOVELY little breakfast/lunch shop!! Small, but a cozy atmosphere and friendly service! The smell is beyond enticing as you walk by.\nAfter much debating (which the employees patiently waited on), I chose the new Tuscan bagel littered with delicious herbs/seasoning and topped with the sun-dried tomato cream cheese - highly recommend!!! 'twas a savory and delicious experience.\n\nThey have a great hot coffee selection (4 delicious flavors, 1 being decaf). I mixed the vanilla hazelnut with the dark roast and added all of their spices (nutmeg, cinnamon, vanilla & cocoa) and a splash of milk (they have skim, 2% & half-and-half). For a small bottomless cup, it was only $1.79 plus tax!  I got the bagel free because I joined their rewards club.  Perfect way to start my day!! You shall not be disappointed by their broad selection of wonderful treats & such.  I would love to try their lunch bagel sandwiches!
__label__3 The TURKEY RACHEL should be the first thing you try... and you may like it so much it may be the last.  I can't vouch for everything on the menu, but I don't have to.  I grab the same two items every time I go in.  Fresh deli sliced turkey, with just a bit of thousand island (not drenched in it), and a fresh rye bread.  The only thing here that rivals it is the TOMATO BASIL TORTELLINI SOUP.  Paired with a double cheese grilled cheese and you got a winner.  Problem is they only do that soup once a month.  I 've had a few other items on the menu, all pretty good.  Just a solid place to eat lunch.
__label__3 I have seen a lot of shows here.  It's really nice and brings some amazing productions to the city.  \n\n(and I also saw the Great Gatsby ballet that another commenter mentioned!)
__label__2 Alright, I live within waking distance, so that factors into me and my family eating here pretty often. We're new to the 'Burgh, so we didn't know about the chain before we moved here. The food is always good. We've explored the menu and have never been unsatisfied. Big plus: the sundae bar!!!! It's worth the trip in and of itself. \n\nThe only downer about this location are the hours. They close at 8:00 or something. And only open on Sunday if there's a Steeler/Pirate game in town that day. I can't tell you how many people I've seen try and dine here when they're closed. Also, they're always understaffed. It's turned into somewhat of a running joke with us: the staff expect to be slow but they get slammed every night we're there! So the servers end up with 10 tables or so. And there's never a hostess to seat guests, so people just end up wandering in and seating anywhere. This adds to the chaos. It's almost painful to watch. But the staff is very friendly, for the most part. Only once have I been upset at service and it was with a to-go order. The bartender took my order and didn't write anything down. I knew it was a bad sign but didn't say anything. Sure enough, the whole order was f'd up. We called and complained and they comped us a meal. So all was well. \n\nBottom line, great place to eat, even though it seems its glory days are behind it. But a little patience and a sundae bar go a long way here.
__label__1 Disagree with previous post. Went to 1902 tavern for lunch a few weeks back. To start the waiter appeared to be either on crack or speed. Second I was with a party of 4 that all ordered salads. I decided to go with the steak. Awful call on my part. The salad took 45 minutes to arrive, along with the cracked out waiter (who we hadn't seen for at least 30 minutes) The steak was total bullshit. Overcooked and cold. The salad had way too much iceberg lettuce and tasted like crap. I won't be back until Pittsburgh decides to clean up Market square and all of the vargrants that inhabit the area. Where do these people come from? and is there nothing better to do except sit around market square, smoke cigarettes and throw your trash everywhere so city workers can clean up after your filthy asses? My advice to you son, is do the same as your father, and his father did...get a job!!!
__label__2 I'm giving it three-stars, but it honestly started as a one-star experience.  The appearance and feel of the place is that of a diner/Irish-dive-bar hybrid.  It isn't dirty but it is a bit dark.  It isn't all-american diner, but there's a diner-esque  feel to the floor-plan.  But it is Irish, and that's super fun.\n\nMel U. wrote that the first impression was that of \"MAKEOVER TIME!\" and I agree.  But I wouldn't change their motif or the theme ... I just would update a little.  And perhaps send some of the staff to polishing classes.\n\nOur bartender had no issue making it clear she was tired, didn't really want to be there, and felt somewhat inconvenience by the fact that people showed up right at 430pm.  About 30 minutes later tho ... we were all laughing together and having a grande ole time!!  So I'll file that into \"crappy first impression\" archive and give her the benefit of the doubt. (I used to work retail, so I know sometimes customers is that last thing we want to see.)\n\nNow on to the booze and drinks!  Our drinks were STRONG.  Linda W. asked for a Dark&Stormy which caused the initial inconvenience wave since ginger beer was in the kitchen coolers.  I went with a basic Diet & Vanilla vodka.  Drinks were strong and good.  The D&S could have used some extra lime but it was heavy enough that it was good in its own right.\n\nThe food was good.  My burger was cooked to order and the sweet potato fries were scrumptious.  Linda W. was able to get a basket of fries which were a great value!\n\nThere are a couple drink-and-chill all the time type customers there so the conversation was rather interesting once Serena R. arrived dressed as Carmen SanDiego.  We left with smirk and a bit of an eye roll at what was certainly a unique experience in one of Liberty Avenue's eating establishments.
__label__1 We went on a random Thursday night for dinner.  Our expectations were thinking this local establishment might be a great local pub with sub par food.  This is what we found. \n\nOur server was friendly enough and welcoming, but dining room area is out dated decor.  Food was not awful, but just barely average.  I had a salad and my husband had a fish sandwich.  They arrived quickly, were reasonably priced and by friendly staff, but the food was nothing special.  Nothing unique or notable about either one. \n\nThe bar area up front seems like a small, local friendly place to go after work, but I would skip the food.
__label__3 Good Coffee and Travel Advice!  What more can you ask?\n\nA buddy and I decided to explore the strip district one Saturday and found this gem of a coffee shop.    We ordered a couple a Cappuccino's.    The employees were very nice and provided some good insight on what to see and visit.\n\nThe Caps were good, the vibe was great and it is in the heart of the Strip District.   A strong recommend.
__label__3 this is a great place for those who enjoy looking at art and an alright place for a student like me to learn about art as a requirement for class. \n\nThis gallery was by far... the most attention grabbing because of its electric show... although I didn't understand the concept of it all... I really enjoyed my time there... I got some great photos from the trip... so it was a worth that much :)
__label__2 Not four-star cuisine, but good Take Out.   As you can tell I am a regular lunch goer on Penn Avenue. The take out food at Fu Lai is always dependable and the price is reasonable.  Because I prefer my food to be a little on the plain side, I always get the chicken with pea pods or the chicken with vegetables.  Very satisfying!
__label__3 This place is great. We purchased the smoked prosciutto, hard salami, and peperoni when we stopped in. The counter staff was very friendly, despite being VERY busy, and made some excellent recommendations. \n\nNext time I'm going to add a selection of cheeses to my purchase of cured meat.
__label__2 No fax machine. No electronic records. No emails or computers.  I have to keep track of my pet's vaccination records?  What's up with that? The doctors are very nice and seem competent.  Front desk support is generally ok, but had a phone conversation with someone who must have gotten up on the wrong side of the bed...  Options are limited for those of us who live downtown.
__label__3 Holy smokes crazy tea place you are crazy. it would have been a 5, but i got 'guilted' out of getting coffee when i was told I was ordering the last cup (after i relented, someone else just ordered after me). granted, it was Christmas Eve and people the employees wanted to go home.\n\nThe excitement about this place is evident from my mom's enthusiasm about the place as a tea expert. In the tea arena, i have seen no equal. The mustached tea guru who works there literally puts together the different teas - and has an intimate knowledge of each.
__label__3 Was visiting Pittsburgh a few weeks ago and happened upon Lidia's mostly by accident.\n\nA happy accident, for sure.\n\nLidia's has a nice selection of various pastas but their main attraction appears to be the Pasta Trio, where each day three different types of pastas are selected, each type having a waiter/waitress assigned to walking around and making sure you've got as much of it as you like, sort of the same thing gauchos do in Brazilian steakhouses.\n\nMy friends got the Trio and were quite happy with it.  I went safe with the lasagna, which was perfectly cheesy and saucy.\n\nDessert had a name I can't remember, but it was a kind of chocolate/caramel ice cream with a toasted marshmellow coating around it and little bits of toffee.  I shouldn't have eaten it all but my arm and my mouth conspired against me.  Jerks.\n\nA nice ambiance and friendly waitstaff certainly don't hurt.  Next time I'm in Pittsburgh, I think I'll be seeing Lidia again, and I don't care who knows!
__label__4 What a great dinner!  I had the pasta trio special.  They walk around with three pastas and just re-fill your plate.  I even wanted one of them without an ingredient,and they didn't bat an eye.  They even had the pasta prepared the same way to refill me!  I haven't been back, and I kick myself for it on my way out of town every time I visit there!
__label__4 This is the best place (IMO) that delivers to Troy Hill.  Please allow an hour at least for delivery.  It is worth it.\n\nIn the past I've had the regular pizzas (sausage, pepperoni, etc) from there.  Always delicious.  Today I decided to try some of their other selections:\n\nMoroccan Spiced Chicken and Dry Plum Pizza (SOO GOOD)\nPide with Pastirma (WONDERFUL)\nBeets (I had a craving.  Really really good!)\n\nDelivery was only 5 minutes past the GrubHub estimate.  Driver polite and friendly as has always been my experience with them.\n\nI'm usually stingy with the stars, but as it is so hard to find good food delivered to Troy Hill (not counting using Meals Delivered), I'm going for it.  Five stars!
__label__3 Very nice hotel. First time staying here. Stayed for three nights. Room was on the 9th floor.\n\nHotel staff are very friendly and helpful. Room was huge! I could have fit 40 or so people in my room if I had to.\n\nCons:\n- Older CRT-based, analog style TVs in the room. C'mon! Where is the large flat panel HD screens with HD programming?\n- TV service is satellite based. Lots of interference and loss of signal during my stay due to thunderstorms. Need Verizon FIOS here.\n- In order to unlock the door to the room - you have to grasp the door handle and pull the door toward you while the card for the door lock is inserted and wait for the light on the lock to turn green\n- Room was very stuffy when I arrived. It took about 6 hours for the room to cool off. Once it cooled off though - it was fine.\n\nPros\n- Beds were comfy - still not as firm as I would prefer - but better than some of the places I've stayed recently.\n- Pillows were substantial. I hate it when you get pillows that flatten out to the thinness of a pizza box the moment your head hits the pillow.\n- Hotel staff are friendly and looking to make your stay as nice as possible\n- The two dragons guarding the entrance to the hotel - very cool looking!\n- Club Lounge is nice touch - got some appetizers to eat and a few cold beverages to take back to my room and store in the fridge for later.\n\nAdditional Notes:\n\n- If you are staying here - please note the hotel does not have a convenience store - they have a very limited number of items for sale down by the front desk. If you are in need of toiletries, beverages, snacks and other items - there is a 7-Eleven down the street - and a CVS and a Rite Aid an additional block or so further - BUT - be forewarned - none of these three options stays open very late. \n\n7-Eleven (601 Penn Avenue)\nhttp://www.yelp.com/biz/7-eleven-pittsburgh-4\n\nRite Aid (519 Penn Avenue)\nhttp://www.yelp.com/biz/rite-aid-pittsburgh-17\n\nIf it's after 10:00 pm - all of these places will be closed. You will have to walk a bit farther to find the next 7-Eleven and a Clarks that stays open later - but your choices/selections will be severely limited product-wise.\n\n7-Eleven (643 Liberty Avenue)\nhttp://www.yelp.com/biz/7-eleven-pittsburgh-5\n\n- There are lots of restaurants on 6th near the hotel. While I have not tried them all - the ones I enjoyed the most were: Six Penn, Indian Spices, and The Bridge (actually in the hotel).\n\nSix Penn\nhttp://www.yelp.com/biz/six-penn-kitchen-pittsburgh\n\nIndian Spices\nhttp://www.yelp.com/biz/indian-spices-pittsburgh\n\nThe Bridge\nhttp://www.yelp.com/biz/the-bridge-bar-pittsburgh\n\n- There is a Starbucks just down the street too for those that need to get their caffeine buzz on!\n\nStarbucks\nhttp://www.yelp.com/biz/starbucks-coffee-pittsburgh-4
__label__3 We stayed here after getting an awesome deal on Priceline for $90 per night. I admit that if I'd paid full price I'd have been a little annoyed at the size of the room. It felt pretty small, but it was comfortable and had a great view of Heinz Field. It's also a fantastic location. We were able to walk almost everywhere, which I always enjoy when spending time in a new city. \n\nThe hotel itself is beautiful, especially in the lobby. It's a historic hotel and really managed to keep the aesthetics of the original interior but update them in appropriate ways. \n\nI would recommend avoiding the restaurant if you can. As with all hotel restaurants it was overpriced, and the breakfast we ate there was unmemorable to say the least.
__label__2 Last time I stayed here was three years ago - stayed for three nights. This time was for one overnight only.\n\nThe AC in my room was not working well. It was enough to cool off the room - but it still felt a tad on the humid side. Again, another really old hotel with an inefficient, antiquated central AC system. Given the nature of this building, I doubt they could ever retrofit the building with the necessary HVAC infrastructure to improve it. I could be wrong.\n\nOne plus over the last time I stayed here is that the old analog style, CRT-based TVs are now gone - at the least in the room I stayed in had a newer flat panel HD TV set.\n\nAs before in my previous review:\n\n- If you are staying here - please note the hotel does not have a convenience store - they have a very limited number of items for sale down by the front desk. If you are in need of toiletries, beverages, snacks and other items - there is a 7-Eleven down the street - and a CVS and a Rite Aid an additional block or so further - BUT - be forewarned - none of these three options stays open very late.  We attempted to visit both the above 7-11 and CVS - but it was after 10:00 pm and three years later they ar still keeping the same limited hours.\n\nAnd you can't get any food at the Braddock Bar in the Hotel lobby after 10:00 pm or so. Very annoying.
__label__1 My boyfriend and I stayed here for a long weekend because we both had interviews in the North Shore area, which was a short car ride away. We got a very good rate on Hotwire--otherwise I don't think we would have been able to stay here. Although the hotel was very comfortable and in a good location, we could hear every noise from the hallway and adjacent rooms (including the bathroom). I was sitting up in bed reading, and every time the people next door closed a drawer in their bureau the whole headboard would shake.\n\nParking was also expensive. We needed to use the car several times during our stay, so we had to valet park, which was over $20/day (plus tips each time we picked up or dropped off the car).\n\nThe coffee shop attached to the hotel is just OK. The breakfast/lunch place was not very good. You will probably have to venture a bit to find affordable and good quality food (other than the hotel restaurant, which I can't comment on because we did not eat there given the high prices).\n\nOne perk--the hotel does offer free internet, but it is a low bandwidth version. We didn't need the internet for work or anything so it was hard to justify paying for the high speed, so we used the free version. It gets the job done for email and web browsing, but it does not stream videos well.\n\nThe bed was comfortable and the shower head was very good. I agree with other reviewers that the amenities were not as nice as I have seen in other Westins--no bathrobe, room service menu not as good, staff not quite as helpful. Also, because it is a green hotel, they will be a little stingy about replenishing your towels and toiletries. If you have a lot of people in your room or for some other reason require extra supplies, be sure to request that. We came back after housekeeping to find that they had given us a half-full bottle of shampoo to replace the one we had used. Not sure if they had just gotten that from someone else's room (gross!) or it had just spilled and they didn't want to waste it. They also failed to replace our in-room coffee and tea supply so we had to call and ask for more.\n\nAll in all, we definitely would not pay full price to stay here, but might consider it again if there was another great deal.
__label__1 Pre-fab fried food. Decor has character. The beer is cheap.
__label__1 Awesome chowder but that's it...
__label__2 Not what I expected!  This place is a Pittsburgh institution.  I expected mahogany and brass, but walked into a tiny diner.\n\nVery friendly.  The fish is awesome.  The huge Calimari rings are absurdly tender.  No gumminess at all.  \n\nThe place is crazy at lunch time, so I never even attempted it until now.  Worked late and still a decent crowd.
__label__3 This restaurant is great for anyone in the mood for seafood. The clam chowder is as creamy and flavorful as everyone says it is. The fish and shrimp are very fresh, though the crab cake was nothing special. The place is a historic landmark, and the decor suits the laid-back atmosphere. The service is pretty friendly, too. Overall, I didn't find the experience as bad as others have in the past, and the restaurant is worth checking out.
__label__0 This was some of the worst pizza I've ever had. We stopped in for a late night snack on the way back to the hotel. I got a personal pizza, and my friend got an Italian hoagie. \n\nOne slice of this pizza, and I immediately felt sick. This doesn't generally happen to me. I finished the slice and that was it. I couldn't eat anymore. She thought her hoagie was okay, but the pizza...oh, the horror of the pizza. \n\nAvoid.
__label__0 Unfortunately this dump is right down the street from my hotel and not really having eaten much all day, I was hungry.\n\nThe service was terrible....no one knew what they were doing so it took 10 minutes to get a freaking slice of pizza and then when said pizza came it was NASTY.\n\nMy husband once got a pizza in Milwaukee where they put Kraft singles on it as cheese and Pizza Parma is just behind that for worst pizza ever.
__label__1 Update - went back another time and the pizza was mediocre at best.  So disappointing, we loved it the first time!  My guess is that if you get pizza right out of the oven you're good to go - otherwise, you're SOL.
__label__2 I would say that Lemongrass is ok, not great.\n\nI've had the Panang curry a few times and really enjoyed it. The Green curry is also decent.\n\nWhat brings Lemongrass down is incredibly slow service. Whether it's during a busy time or a slow time, it's slow slow slow. One waiter for the entire restaurant and that's it.\n\nThe atmosphere and ambiance of the restaurant are nice. And given the price, it's not a bad lunch spot.
__label__2 For years, when going to the theater, my friend and I have eaten across the street at Indian Spices, or occasionally next door at Christo's, looking out one window and into the window of Lemon Grass.  They never looked especially busy (but then during theater times, I've rarely been anywhere downtown that really WAS 'especially busy') and we really didn't know anything about it.  So on this particular foray into a night with Lily Tomlin, we thought we'd try something different.\n\nI see all the growling reviews here complaining about...well...everything...from service to food, and frankly, I'm not quite sure we were all at the same restaurant.\n\nI'm also a bit confused by most people calling it 'Thai' when the menu says 'Cambodian'.\n\nLemon Grass was pleasant.  They did seem to operate with minimal staff, but they certainly seemed to keep up.  There was a small group of diners when we arrived, and that number grew while we were there, seemed like mostly people who were going to the same show we were.\n\nThe menu options were quite ethnic and unusual from things I'd seen on most Asian menus, which to me, was very cool. Couldn't pronounce them, but the ingredients were certainly unlike the others, so we decided to try a couple of dishes we'd never tried before, including an appetizer.\n\nThe appetizers were called 'Na Taings' and were like little non-sweet rice krispie treats that came with a very yummy pork and curry sauce to top them with.  There were five on the plate.  Several of their appetizers came 5 to the plate.  Ok folks, what is UP with the odd numbers on appetizer plates around here lately?  If you're sharing with another person, do we really want to incite a riot over who gets the last one?  Even Stevens is best on any shared plate.  Two for you, two for me, or three for you, three for me...not 'Oh no, you go ahead'  'No, YOU go ahead, really'.\n\nAnyway, the appetizer was quite tasty and hit the spot.\n\nMy friend ordered hot tea, which seemed to come in a magical pot.  The pot was only about two inches tall, and about as round as a very small tortilla, but it filled both of our normal sized cups three times.  It was a beautiful little creation of a pot, I must say. It looked like cast iron, and was very ornamental, and came with its own matching trivet to rest upon.  The tea was a very flavorful jasmine. How six cups managed to fit in that tiny pot is amazing.\n\nFor the entrees, I cannot remember the names of the dishes, nor can I find them listed online. Lemon Grass doesn't seem to have its own website, and all of the menu sites only appear to have a minimalist lunch menu, or something outdated.\n\nMy friend ordered something with many vowels and consonants, that was a seafood-curry-vegetable mix on a bed of 'crispy rice noodles', and I ordered another dish with many vowels and consonants, that was a pork based curry and vegetable (but lower on the veggie count) also over a bed of crispy rice noodles.\n\nAfter the waitress took our order, she came back from the kitchen to inform my friend that the dish she'd ordered was out, so my friend opted for the same as I.\n\nThe dishes arrived.  There was a giant mound of crispy white rice noodles, and they were indeed 'crispy', with a decent sized spot of the actual meat and curry portion nestled against it, with a ginormous decorative flower made of beet (my plate) and carrot (her plate) on a landscaping of parsley.  We switched plates...beets make me gag.  Then the waitress asked if we wanted chopsticks, and well...not so functional for a blind woman, but I opted to use them.\n\nThe dish was unusual and quite delicious - but a CHORE to eat, with either a fork OR chop sticks.  The first bite I tried to take with the chop sticks literally thrust the end of a very rigid rice noodle right up my right nostril.  In my friend's case, even with a fork, rice noodles were flying.  But, all in all, it was quite delicious. It was pork, a curry gravy, some bean sprouts, and fried egg strips.  Honestly, except for the grrrrrr of trying to contain the crispy rice noodles to the plate, it was a tasty and filling meal.  Quite pleasant, and it was nice to try something 'new' to us.\n\nThe bill wasn't outrageous, just under $40 for two entrees, an appetizer, and a pot of tea.\n\nWe both agreed that we'd go back...but next time we'll avoid the 'crispy' noodles for something a bit more malleable like rice or soft noodles.\n\nThe staff was fine and helpful - the food decent.  Heck the only thing that made the evening even slightly unpleasant was the cackling yinzer at one table who apparently thought she was in her own dining room at home.\n\nFor the pre-theater or concert scenario, I do recommend it.  It's worth a shot, especially if you're an 'outside the box' eater.  Try something you can't pronounce...what the heck.
__label__2 it's OK. I stopped by this bakery on the way to the bank, looking for something to satisfy my sweet tooth. Nothing really caught my eye or got my mouth watering. \n\nI ended up picking two chocolate patties with peanut butter filling ($4/both). I wasn't two impressed: the cake seemed a bit stale and the filling was not creamy.\n\nI do have to say some of the cakes didn't look half bad. But, it seemed like Paddy Cake is comparable to the bakery section of your typical grocery store which is disappointing since I'm always on the lookout for mouth watering sweets.
__label__4 Haven't been in a while (not really a bike nut, or even a regular rider) but I have to relate a story to tell you what kind of a place this is... I inherited a bike my dad had purchased in college, and hard a part break, I knew that Kraynick's would be the only place able to help, even though at the time there were still Schwinn \"authorized\" dealers in the area. \n\nHere's the exchange: \n\nMe: \"I have an old Schwinn three-speed, probably from 1969 or '70, and it has this little washer with a raised part that fits in the groove between the fork and the rear axle. That part broke.\" \n\nHim: \"A Collegiate or a Speedster?\" \n\nMe (amazed): \"Speedster.\" \n\nAt which point he turned around to a wall of tiny drawers that seemed to stretch from floor to ceiling and appeared to have no intelligible labeling, pull open a single drawer, and produce the part I needed. It cost something like 30 cents... \n\nPlaces like this pretty much do not exist anymore, the shop is like a museum of bicycle parts (and the upper stories of the building are reportedly just as full). If the recurring rumors of its closing / Mr. Kraynick's retirement are any indication, it may not be here forever. FIND ANY EXCUSE to get here while it's still around!
__label__4 Some drunk asshole fell into my back tire and completely ruined it. Rather then go to Trek and spend a good $100 for a new tire and the labor I headed to Kraynicks.\n\nI spent around 3 hours fixing not just my back tire, but my shoes, shifters, and I even cleaned up my chain and gears. I love that you go in to fix a simple issue but end up spending hours there. You can't help it. Gerry and John are great people and their willing to help you because they just love what they do rather than to just make a profit. \n\nI already want to go back. And yes best bike shop in existence is a pretty accurate statement.
__label__1 Last barber on the left was who helped me. Very nice but not very skilled. He uses plastic guards for his shears and also I noticed after washing my hair I have very thin parts that were cut much shorter than the rest of my hair. Luckily my hair grows fast. I trusted Yelp! reviews but they let me down. I may try one of the other barbers with real shears once more but I am hesitant to recommend or go back here with  confidence.
__label__4 You won't find a better haircut for the price in all of Pittsburgh. \n\nI spent my first year in Pittsburgh not knowing where to get a good haircut. I tried a bunch of different places, and often settled for an overpriced buzz at Supercuts. The day I found Dan Cercone was a life changer for me.\n\nIf you go on a Saturday, one of their moms bakes cookies and has other random complimentary snacks. Following my last visit, I walked out of there looking sharp, munching on a vanilla Powerbar. (Only a couple munches, that thing was gross)
__label__0 I would write a \"0\" review if I could. I cannot review the food. I did not get a chance to eat there. Me and my Hawaiian friend went there to grab what I heard was some great Indian food, during one of the \"Unblurred\" Friday evenings. The concierge looked at us disdainfully, and was talking about how the 3-4 empty tables we saw was reserved. No \"reserved\" signs were in sight on these tables and dude did not mention when any seating would be freed up. \n\nWhether or not he was prick or or a racist prick, I have no idea. He seemed more interested in getting us out of there than he was in trying to serve us. It is Garfield, so may be he has had issues with the local denizens causing trouble, who happen to look like me. Dunno. All the white people get to eat, we do not? \n\nWith the exception of the Awesome Spak Brothers, I would not bother eating anything on Penn Avenue. Ever. I spend more time focusing on the surrounding crap than I do with actually eating.
__label__4 I am in town for work and I decided to order food from here. The food was awesome! I ordered the People's Special Biryani and they brought the food right to my hotel room. I will definitely order from here again the next time I'm in town.
__label__3 Just got back from trying the lunch buffet at Taste of India, which was pretty good and a definite value.  It is $7.95/person and includes a drink - soda, mango juice or mango lassi.  The buffet has the usual chutneys and raitas, naan, vegetable pakoras, fresh fruit (mostly watermelon), salad, chicken fried rice and plain basmati rice, 3 chicken dishes and 3 veggie dishes.  Today there was tandoori chicken, chicken tikka masala and a plain old chicken curry, channa masala, alu palak, and alu green beans.  There were also gulab jamuns.\n\nMy favorite was definitely the alu green beans, which disappointingly is not on the menu.  The chickpeas were good, but I thought the alu palak was disappointing.  (I am generally disappointed in palak paneer at restaurants since I have an awesome recipe that I make at home all the time.)  The watermelon chunks were an awesome palate cleanser, and the gulab jamuns were great.  Total for two people came to $17 before tip.\n\nThis is a nice little place, and at lunch almost everyone there is Children's Hospital staff.  Parking is a little hard to find since the residential streets are permit only.  But I really like this place and it's definitely worth it.
__label__0 5:30pm, worst Baingan Bartha I've ever had. Un-fresh and damn near flavorless all but for some powdery heat. Please invest in fresh chillies; they keep well and will make that \"8\" really pop with flavor.
__label__4 This place has been reviewed a lot, obviously, so I'll keep it short and sweet with a list.\n\nPros:\nThe vegetarian Pho is amazing. I will only have eyes for it when I go there, and maybe a fresh veggie spring roll. Unlike two of the other reviewers who had some sour grapes over their experience, I have multiple resources that the veggie Pho broth is vegan.\nCheap. Huge bowl of Pho with fresh veggies and a drink for under $10. \n\nCons:\nParking in this neighborhood is a racket and restaurant doesn't have a lot.\n\nGood to know:\nNo credit. Take cash, or use the ATM in the vestibule.\nAtmosphere is hole-in-the-wall. If you can't cope with that, get takeout or don't go.
__label__0 Don't believe the hype.\n\nWas in the Pittsburgh area for one day and decided to try the pho here.  It was a toss up between Pho Minh and here.  I think I chose wrong.\n\nA rule of thumb is a good ethnic restaurant will be swarming with that particular ethnic people.  When I went, all I saw were non-Asians.  \n\nOrdered the pho and it was mediocre and forgettable. It did not taste flavorful and authentic but maybe that's what is available in Pittsburgh.\n\nAnother sour note, they dropped off some spring rolls at our table.  It was our first time there and I thought they were complimentary so we ate them.\n\nLater on, we saw them on our bill.  WE DIDN'T EVEN ORDER THEM.\n\nThey were overpriced, and not worth it.\n\nBe careful if they drop off food or drinks at your table, they will bill you for it afterwards even if you didn't order it.
__label__3 I came here once and ordered pho, and I was very disappointed. Bland broth, tough meat, I didn't get the Tram's hype. Not that I've ever tried mind-blowing pho (I've only eaten it in Pennsylvania, which is probably the problem) but this was even worse than most.\n\nHowever, I've since been back and ordered the bun. Now I was impressed! Specifically with the version doused in coconut milk--I love coconut anything, and on top of vermicelli noodles with a squirt of hoisin and sriracha, it was heaven. Only thing is, I don't like the selection of vegetables they use. Onions and broccoli just aren't my jam, and my favorite veggie to have with my bun, cucumber, was sadly MIA from Tram's version.\n\nI do consider myself to be a little bit of a fresh spring roll connoisseur (ooookay, maybe not, but I eat them a lot), and Tram's are good, but not my favorite in the city. I know, a lot of people are all about Tram's rolls, but I like mine with lots of Thai basil, and you can barely taste it in theirs. They're still super fresh with a good amount of meat, so this is just a matter of preferences, not quality.\n\nRegardless of the meh pho, I can't stress enough that it's totally worth it to come here for the coconut milk bun! Delicious!!
__label__1 The food isn't something to rave about but it's edible. I love the fact that they offer fried green tomatoes and grape leaves. I have only been to (C)Ritters for late night munchies and that also happens to be when Pittsburgh's finest come out to play. Never a dull moment.
__label__1 2.5 but I rounded down.\nThis is not a place you go to eat out but it's rather a emergency stop when you have no other place to go perhaps 4 in the morning. Cash only. Doesn't separate the check so if you are eathing with somebody else figure it out among yaselves.\nI'm not a big fan of diner's and haven't been to one so I don't have anything to compare to but like I said, if you have nowhere else to go you might try this one.\nFood is ok. It's like the food that a mom who doesn't care for cooking cooked. I don't want to be too mean. Waitresses are friendly. They are dressed up in scrubs like nurses.
__label__3 I moved to Bloomfield in April and being Italian and loving Italian food I thought that Little Italy would be a good fit, I was wrong... Until tonight.  I have found that every Italian restaurant I've tried has left much to be desired; from Del's atrocious food to the over hyped Pleasure Bar, I had not found an Italian joint I liked.\n\nLombardozzi, I have not clue why I had not tried you until tonight.  I had tried their meatballs during Little Italy Days and really enjoyed them, but always forgot to head down the block to try a whole meal.\n\nWe started with calamari and it was fried t to perfection, and no rubbery feel, which is a positive, because 99% of places outside the east coast can't to calamari to save their lives.\n\nI had the gnocchi with red sauce (only sauce option which kind of irks me, because gnocchi is great with a pesto) with meatballs.  The gnocchi is homemade and to die for, and the sauce is pretty good too (I'm a sauce snob, nobody beats my mothers or grandmothers) and the meatballs were as good as I remembered.\n\nGreat food experience, but the service was at best bad.  The waitress took over five minutes to get our drink order, and just kind of seemed annoyed at the whole working thing.\n\nI will be back, because there is no Italian food in Bloomfield that even comes close to Lombardozzi.
__label__2 Kudos to Tessaro's for cooking my burger the way I ordered it.  Most places won't give you a \"medium\" burger; it usually leans toward medium well, at best.  Tessaro's took a liberal approach to medium and it fared more toward medium-rare to my surprise and delight.  So for that, hooray!  And it definitely was the plumpest, juiciest burger I've had in a looonnngg time.  \nThat said, I really wasn't as impressed as I thought I'd be.  I thought I liked my burgers pure and untainted, but here I found myself wanting a little more flavor.  I guess it just tasted a little bland.  The homefries, also a little bland.  \nI don't know...maybe my expectations were too high.  Despite being underwhelmed by the food (by no means dissapointed), I loved the atmosphere.  It was cozy and bustling and unpretentious, and the service was spot-on.  Once seated, we didn't have to wait for a thing.  Our orders were taken immediately, our drinks arrived at our table within a minute of ordering, and our food arrived in a reasonable amount of time.  \nGood to know: They won't seat you unless your entire party is there.  In this case, it was just my husband I was waiting on.  That was a little annoying...but understandable considering how busy they are.\n\nDefinitely a solid burger worth the praise and the totally reasonable price!  I probably won't go out of my way to go back, but I'd definitely take an out-of-town visitor for a meal there and it's a definite stop if I'm in or near the neighborhood.
__label__2 I wouldn't say it's the best burger I've had, but still very good.  I had a cheeseburger with mushrooms and bacon.  The bun was unfortunately too small for the patty and the top portion of the bun was rock hard.  The burger was extremely large and cooked very well.  The wait staff was very friendly and the food was out immediately.
__label__4 Had the best burger of my life at Tessaro's over the weekend. I ordered the Guacamole Burger (on the specials menu) and was not disappointed. The burger was large and packed with flavor. The guacamole was tasty and creamy and topped my burger off perfectly. I liked that they had so many options for sides with their meals. I opted for the cole-slaw and it was very good as well.\n\nOur waitress was extremely personable and our food came quick.\n\nI don't give a lot of 5-star ratings but this place deserves one.  My burger was cooked to perfection. Great quality food, service and good atmosphere!
__label__2 All the locals recommended this place to me for burgers and I've tried them twice to just make sure the first time wasn't a goof. But both times, the food was so blah. It should take more then just a massive piece of meat to get good ratings. I've tried both a burger and a steak, and they were both so bland. There's no flavor what's so ever. I was highly disappointed.
__label__0 Started out with wedding soup that was so salty it was almost inedible. Asked for the house wine and was given a glass of wine that cost $9.00. (My fault, I should have asked, I guess.) Meals were OK, but nothing special. Even the bread was just so-so. My dinner partner and I both got entirely different meals, and we both experienced serious gastro-intestinal problems after our dinners.
__label__1 I've been here many times and I'll continue to come back.\n\nThe good:  the drink specials are good.  the food is good.  the location is good.  the crowd it draws is good.\n\nThe bad:  Dont come here if you are really hungry or in dire need of a drink bc the service has been CONSISTENTLY AWFUL.  Tonight, we sat outside and our waitress (Nikki) walked past us four times without making eye contact.  In fairness, I dont think it's an issue with the waitress being bad as much as they really need to hire more waitresses, bc it seemed like there was only one waitress for the entire restaurant.\n\nOur tabletop was sticky and so after waiting for 20 min for service I decided I really needed a drink and went inside.  The bartender (Olivia) did not want to serve me bc we were sitting outside.  \"Your waitress will be right with you.\"  me:  \"But you are here now, can I please have a Shocktop Wheat?\"  \"Ill tell the waitress.\"  me:  \"Please may i just have my beer?\"  She served me, but then the waitress walked up to me and was like, \"Oh, I didn't see you, weren't you outside?\"  If you didn't see me how would you notice I was outside?\n\nIts ok, I felt bad for her bc she was so busy but like--I'm easy to please.  All I needed was a beer.  I got one, so the waitress and I were then \"cool.\"  She then proceeded to never come back to our table, but that's ok i think we pissed her off.\n\nThis has been a common thread:  not enough waitstaff so you have to beg for your food or drinks when the wait staff does come by.  It's extremely frustrating.\n\nThe time before last we were there we ordered food and the waitress told us that we could expect to wait over an hour bc they had a group of 15 come in.  We thought she was kidding, and had our beers, so we rolled with it but she was not kidding.  We waitied over an hour for our food and the waitress made no apologies.  Also, our friend came and ordered food before ours came out, and this was around 10:30.  after waiting and waiting and waiting we asked the waitress for an ETA on his burger, but it turned out she forgot to put it in, and hte kitchen had closed.\n\nThe service sucks but what really sucks is the staff is never apologetic about it bc this place is a neighborhood bar w locals so they kind of dont care about apologizing bc they know you'll be back.\n\nBut I come here bc like I said the food is ok, but you've got to come here and be very very patient.
__label__0 Flies in this place.
__label__0 I came here for a filling after not having time to get it completed by my hometown dentist over Christmas break in early 2011. Not only was the filling $120 (no insurance), payment was demanded immediately upon exit, I also felt very disrespected by the office as a whole. The front staff is very curt and short. The gentleman who did my drilling had a patronizing and smart alleck attitude. When asking questions about the procedure he was doing, he mockingly imitated my voice (I am sorry I am not the most clear and articulate when I have a rod down my mouth getting a filling) to ask me what I said. He was very patronizing the whole time and unsympathetic to my legitimate worries I had seeing as this was the first time I went to a dentist other than the one I went to my entire life since childhood. I would never go back under any circumstance.\n\nEDIT: In my original review I stated this procedure was $250. The correct amount was actually $120. My apologies.
__label__1 I was visiting for the weekend and we were looking for somewhere to go watch the LSU versus Alabama game and we chose Lot 17. When we arrived we were able to find seats at the bar since there was barely anyone there. They have a nice selection of draft beers. The food was definitely above average for a bar. The sweet potato fries are as good as advertised and the dipping sauce could be consumed with a straw but the TV selection leaves a little to be desired. I understand it is a PITT bar but with 95% of the bar focused on the LSU/Alabama game you would think they could have moved the PITT game to a corner TV and use the center TV with sound for the majority of the bar that was concerned in the 'Epic' game. They did switch the games around while PITT was at half but as soon as that game started the LSU game was back relegated to the corner. The manager even made some comment that our group didn't appreciate but whatever it's not like I will be back anytime soon. If you are looking for some good bar food I say stop on by. If you are looking to watch a big game outside of Pennsylvania sports you may want to choose elsewhere or be relegated to the corner without sound.
__label__4 Friendly Service. Fresh Veggies! At only 1 dollar a person for BYOB and no corkage this place is a steal! The price is right too! \n\nIf you are a veggie, curry, wine lover who loves family style friendly service, then this place is for you!
__label__4 I only come to Pittsburgh twice a year, but I get so excited to eat the best pizza. Sacramento pizzarias have nothing on Pittsburgh's. Fiori's is the best pizza I've ever eaten. It's local so my dad grew up eating the stuff & so did I until I moved to California. Sweet sauce and thin crust baked to perfection. If you're in Pittsburgh, you must try it. If you live in Pittsburgh, then you already know what I'm talking about.
__label__2 Service is just okay--they are rude short with you. No parking. On a brick road that will have your car shaking the whole time. You will get your car swiped if you aren't careful. The cheese blend is good. The sauce is sweet: not slightly sweet, but sweet. There is a lot of appeal to Fioris because of the sauce. I guess I prefer something savory in my sauce and find the aggravation to make it less worthwhile than Mineo's in Mt. Lebanon
__label__4 Yes the pizza is the best in the burgh.  But don't don't forget the wings.  They also have the best wings in the burgh.  They don't deliver.  They don't have to.  I'd drive for miles.
__label__2 Other than being open late to convenience myself and my inebriated friends I didn't like nor dislike this place. It was quite small and looked dirty. The pizza was large enough to share between me and 5 people and to absorb some alcohol. \nIt wasn't horrible.
__label__4 My girlfriend is much newer to the area so I try to take her to real Pittsburgh places. Fiori's should be held right up there next to Primanti's as a staple. South Hills icon. \n\nThere's old world charm when you order. Pie comes out quick. It's awesome deliciousness scored me many points with the lady and satisfied my soul for making my not-often-enough trip to this fantastic pizza icon of the City of Champs. \n\nPreach.
__label__2 Organization people, that's all I got to say, organization.  This place is in dire need of it.  Or maybe a map of some sort, but not like a treasure map.  I walked in to try and find a picture frame to use for a project and it took me forever to figure out that they were buried behind the knickknack area.\n\nAlso, the staff might want to take a people skills course.  Not a good experience to have them weaving in and out of customers much like a stunt car driver to avoid a question.  I really loved overhearing their conversations...\n\nOne other thing, make sure you work out a bit, that ramp connecting the levels is not fun to conquer when you're not expecting it.
__label__1 First, their clothing is arranged by color, not by size. While thrift stores may think this looks great, it's not great for people shopping for one size.\n\nAlso, their prices were outrageous. Many of the items I liked I could have bought new for a little bit more. The upscale prices did not match the dingy and dirty store. We won't be back to this one.
__label__4 New pita caf\u00e9 is a welcome addition to a classic bakery and some of the best hummus in Pittsburgh. A great menu with fresh and local items served quickly efficiently and kicked up condiments and extras at every turn. This is the best Mediterranean food in Pittsburgh bar none. Chef Greg keep it coming
__label__3 yummy, yummy chinese food.  thank heavens for there being one in brookline.  great food.  friendly, fast service.  decent prices.  funny kid who jumps out and tries to scare me every time i go is great in store entertainment.  very simple decore.\n\ni always walk here when i order since it so close and they always have it ready before i get there.  usually get the general tso's.  must try the other menu items someday.
__label__3 Nice atmosphere, good food - Sesame Inn gets an A in my book.  The service is good - I especially like the man who has been refilling water glasses since I was in middle school and always smiles at you.  There is a room off the main dining room to support larger groups, a full bar, and a great menu.  The lunch specials are very affordable, even to high school students, and can be packed on days when school lets out early.\n\nAs far as the food goes, everything is delicious.  The hot and sour soup is great, the ma po bean curd is the best I've ever had, and even their newest offering of pad thai is pretty good.  Whether you're taking out, eating in, or having food delivered, everything here is delicious.
__label__0 NEVER EVER get the All-you-can-Eat. Hibachi plates are basically plates of panfried squash with a little meat that isn't even grilled. They give you nigiri sushi instead of sashimi. It's like they are trying to stuff us full of rice and squash so we fill up quickly. Also, service was unfriendly.
__label__4 This place has been on my list since I became a \"foodie\" (quotes intended) ... and finally I was in town with the flexibility to go.\n\nIt's worth it ... I think it's on par with Pizzeria Bianco and Pupatellas as \"as good as it gets\" for me ... and the great pastas and apps solidified the five star rating.\n\nVERY great.
__label__0 FILET MIGNON NOT AS ADVERTISED\n\nWe ordered the filet mignon with chicken hibachi.  The flavor was ok, we asked for the filet to be medium and it arrived well done, was very chewy and we suspect a chuck roast or some other inferior cut of beef was substituted for the filet.  False advertising at its best--shouldn't that be illegal?\n\nThe fried rice that came with it was ok but we were not offered a choice of steamed rice or noodles.  Other hibachi places we have been to plate noodles and steamed or fried rice together.\n\nThe miso soup was very salty and murky and not very flavorful.  The salad had a lot of water at the bottom of the bowl and was made up of head lettuce only (anyone ever heard of a salad spinner)--not very appetizing.\n\nWe also ordered sushi (all cooked ingredients) it was just ok and not the best I have experienced.\n\nThe waitress was slow and had to be asked for refills on our hot tea.  The whole meal took almost an hour and a half and cost $75.00 tip included.  Not worth the price, time, gas and wear and tear on the car to get there.
__label__2 Not quite as good as the Squirrel Hill location, but quick service. Would recommend the Sicilian Pizza over the usual style.
__label__1 My experience at Anne Gregory was fine, but nothing spectacular. They were running behind for my appointment because the seamstress accidentally put a future bride getting alterations in \"my room.\" No problem. It's not like we were offered water, coffee, champagne, anything though. I showed them photos and style names of several dresses I wanted to try on and they said they'd go pull them and have them ready when my room was ready. When I got into the room, I wanted to try on my \"favorite\" dress, but they hadn't pulled it for me! When they finally did, I had to basically trip around and put it on myself while the bridal consultant watched me. She was certainly no help. And pinning? They don't \"clip\" at Anne Gregory. So imagine my size 0 body in a size 10 or size 12 dress. It was impossible to figure out what I would look like, and my consultant didn't really seem to care (or know how to adjust the dress to even give me a general idea). Any dresses they pulled for me that weren't on my list were awful - not even close to the look I described. This was also the only shop I went to that prohibited pictures. Overall, a pretty lousy experience. I just can't figure out why this place is considered the premiere bridal salon in Pittsburgh. No thanks
__label__2 Convenient and easier to find items then big box stores, although you do pay for that convenience. Most staff are extremely knowledgeable and helpful, others in dire need of customer service training (mocking and eye rolling at customers is not cool).  Returns can be a hassle including items sold that are defective or missing parts.
__label__3 This is a great local place for the neighborhood. There aren't many general shops or convenience stores within walking distance, so Rolliers is my go-to store. Their employees (beyond the local teens at the registers) are very friendly and knowledgeable. I've never had any problems finding plumbing, storage, or cleaning supplies.
__label__1 Not a huge fan of their coffee, the cookies and pastries are really good, however! The lemonade is amazing. The lady who works their, is super rude and never smiles. The customer almost feels like they are bothering the workers.
__label__4 This is a fantastic small hair salon. I have been going here for years and they are experts. You always feel valued and always have great service (and a GREAT cut too!).\nThe ambiance is superb- small, quaint, and not full of egos that you would normally find at a salon of this caliber.\n\nI highly recommend!!!
__label__1 Internet Connection  = $60 \nWi-Fi router = $120 \nDaily internet pass = $4.95\n\nLosing customers because you make them pay for wifi access priceless.\n\n$4.95 for a day pass or $29.95 for a monthly pass is just ridiculous, especially when the place is so computer friendly with lots of a/c plugs for laptop users.\n\nIf you are going to just have coffee then miss I's review is right on the spot, but if you are going to work or study and need access to the internet then go somewhere else.
__label__3 Cute place with a delicious cap! Perfectly proportionate.
__label__4 Wash-dry-fold. Pick-up and delivery. Dress shirts. Dry cleaning. These people do so much, and charge such a reasonable amount. \n\nThey take credit cards, too, and they are easy to communicate with, if you have a change of plans or whatever.\n\nCan't say enough good things. I've been in the laundromat, too, though I haven't used it. It's nice and clean and pleasant, in that Pittsburgh's-take-on-hip kind of way.
__label__0 Ick.  Stay away unless you want to be treated like you are a criminal who cannot afford a pricey item.  I wanted to try on a $400 fur...and the guy said it was very expensive and would hand carry it to the front mirror for me.  He then advised me to take off my vest and waited for me to do so.  He would not let me handle the coat myself because it was \"very expensive.\"  He watched me while I tried it on and then immediately took it off me.  I wanted to tell him that $400 wasn't pricey for a winter coat and that I could easily afford it, but decided to walk out without purchasing it.  I won't be back.
__label__4 I am giving Soba 5 stars for the experience I had there, even though I'm not quite sure the food deserves the whole 5 stars (Maybe 4.5)\nMy boyfriend and I came here for our anniversary. We are poor college students we got dressed up for our special dinner. We ordered several small plates: the Indonesian corn fritter wrap, the spicy tuna maki, the chicken and vegetable spring rolls, the korean barbecue ribs, and... something else! \nThe ribs were probably the best, and the corn fritter and tuna maki were also great. I was disappointed by the spring rolls - they were of good quality, but they were somewhat bland, and I expect a little more at a place (and a price!) like this. \nFor dessert we had the vanilla-poached peach with raspberry granita, coconut tapioca and brown sugar-barley crisps - this was fabulous! The combination of textures and flavors was superb. This appears to no longer be on the menu.\nThe real treat of the evening was the service we got from our waiter. We wanted to order sake, but we are sake noobs and had no idea where to start. Our waiter brought us a tasting tray of three very different sakes, all of which were delicious. We made a decision, ordered a carafe, and settled down to eat and drink and, uh, gaze lovingly into each other's eyes. As we were finishing our small plates, the waiter sidled up to our table and replaced our empty carafe with a full one, winking at us and saying \"Will you look at that!\" \nWe were very pleased with our experience at Soba and it made a great anniversary dinner.
__label__4 We found Soba to be very unique and relaxing. We absolutely loved the smooth rock water feature expanding two floors and an entire side of one wall. Very peaceful.\n\nWe tried their farm feast tasting menu event for $35 per person, including four courses. You may also accompany the courses with a wine paring for $20, giving you four different types of wine with each serving. We thought the cost was a great value.\n\nThe thing I love most about a tasting menu is that you don't have to worry about decisions. The menu is already planned. I'm sure many people would have an issue with this, but as a foodie, there is nothing better than to experience new cuisines. If you are one of those picky people, you can order off Soba's Japanese-fusion style menu.\n\nBecause we were blown-away from the atmosphere, outstanding service, and talented chefs, Soba made our Pittsburgh Favorite list at www.GirlLikesToEat.com//pittsburghfavorites/\n\nThis is for sure an exquisite dining experience.
__label__4 Excellent food. They did a great job with the renovation- the place is swank!
__label__2 Not my cup of tea. I did not like my tuna entree, despite it being somewhere around $35. \n\nI do enjoy their cocktails, and like to come to the bar for happy hour.
__label__4 Best sushi in Pittsburgh. Small restaurant so definitely make reservations and try the omakase. Like the tatami mat seating as well.
__label__1 This place is going downhill fast. I went for the infamous bacon night this past Tuesday and wow - it sucked. First off, our waitress just wasn't good. She forgot to put our order for a basket of bacon in and we had to ask for it thirty five mins later. Bacon doesn't take that long to cook. Then, we had to ask for ranch with our wings - which we'd already requested, but she'd brought us bleu cheese instead. Oh, AND they were out of bacon wings! On bacon night! WTF. \n\nAnyways, we also had to request sour cream for the pierogies, which is normally brought out with them, plates (b/c we were sharing several appetizers), and ketchup. Why ketchup? Let me tell you. We'd ordered the sliders as well, and it was the saddest display of baby burgers I've ever seen. \n\nThey were brought out on one of the same small plates that we had for sharing our apps - like the size of a saucer that you'd put a tea cup on. And there were only TWO of them. Two! For six bucks I'll go get six non-mini burgers at freaking mcdonalds. And to top it off, they were dry as the sahara and served with NOTHING. \n\nI got the sliders at Harris about six months ago and there were four sliders to an order, and they were served on a fanciful, long plate with a selection of condiments - you know, ketchup, tomato, onion, mustard, etc. Normal things that people put on burgers every day. So, that was really disappointing. But it wasn't over.\n\nThe bacon \"baskets\" arrived. The simple fact that they serve it in a basket seems to imply that there will be a pretty decent amount of bacon in there, right? Nope. There were literally exactly four sad little pieces. The big basket only made 'em look all the sadder. And they'd somehow managed to burn half of each slice black, while the other half was rubbery and undercooked. Yuck. \n\nOverall, I would never go back again if it wasn't for the fact that I have a gift certificate. The only things Harris has going for it right now are its patios, cleverly written menu, and nice location on Ellsworth ave. Oh, and a lot of condescending d-bags, if you're into that kinda thing.
__label__3 Just around the corner from my work, me and a few coworkers came looking for some play!  We went early and got a cush spot on the top floor with the window.  Clearly it's a hot spot in the neighborhood because it was packed by 7 pm on a Tuesday?!  The outside seating area was buzzing even in the chilly fall weather.  \n\nThe first quenching sip of that half-price RASPBERRY COSMO and I was sold!  Add on some true \"Pittsburgh\" food (I'm talking about putting fries in a salad, oh yes!) and other yummy munchies like a super stuffed chicken quesadilla and our fun time was complete!
__label__1 Disclaimer: This review is only for their Sunday brunch. Wasn't impressed by their Sunday brunch. Didn't like the presentation of the buffet. It was in a small area and felt kind of cramped. The salad was made with iceberg lettuce and didn't look appetizing. My friends ordered orange juice and each glass was filled to the brim with large pieces of ice, which means that they really just had maybe 1/2 a glass of orange juice. In all, it's really nothing special, just very basic. It was my first time eating at Harris Grill. What seems nice is the patio and if the weather had been nice, we would've sat outside and maybe I would've given it an extra star.
__label__3 Very good short rib tacos. Long wait for food though.
__label__3 Sunday night, one week after the Steelers were officially \"out\".  The restaurant was not crowded.  There were (2) 20-somethings and (2) 50-somethings which turned into (2) Burgers (1) Pulled Pork and (1) Angus Salad.  \n\nEverything was done perfectly.  Calamari was spicy, tender and fantastic.\n\nService was good and everyone was friendly.  Almost too dark to enjoy the meal, but ok.  We all agreed that we'd like to go back and try out a few other menu items.  Especially in the summer, to try out the patio!
__label__1 This gym offers a great selection of classes; however, there are more negatives than positives with this gym. Parking is difficult to come by, and you have to pay. The staff is not so friendly, it's expensive for the quality of equipment, and I wish someone was sitting at the desk downstairs instead of upstairs. \n\nI can't wait for my contract to end; I regret signing one now. There has to be better gyms in the area.
__label__2 Elbow room has some great things going for it. \n\nIt has a reasonable menu, without being 'bar food'...They changed the menu recently - so the food has changed somewhat - mostly for the better!  The Johnny Appleseed Chicken Sandwich was very good.  Salads are also good choices.\n\nThey moved all of their wine to a wall, so there is no list - you get up and explore.  It's a novel idea - but I wasn't interested in exploring that particular night.  \n\nThey have a back patio, that is often forgotten...so in nice weather, you have a better chance there than at Harris Grill.  \nService is fine.  \n\nAll in all, it's one of my top picks for an average night out.
__label__1 Went to Elbow Room for a nice Sunday brunch experience. It was not crowded and we were seated and served promptly. My girlfriend ordered the album pancakes while I ordered the crab Eggs Benedict.  Her pancakes were absolutely inedible, with such a bizarre after taste that we had to say something to the waitress. The kitchen also forgot to put any hollandaise sauce on my eggs and it looked like a 10 year old had poached them. The asparagus was raw and there were a few bits of crab, so little I thought they had forgotten that too. By the time I got any hollandaise the eggs were cold and the whole plate was ruined. When we said something about the pancakes the waitress apologized profusely and brought out some fresh French Toast, but stated that the cooks also thought something was wrong with the pancakes - - - why did she let us order them, then?? Makes no sense.\n\nThe waitress was very nice and very attentive, but the cooking left a lot to be desired. We won't be going back there for brunch anytime soon. Worst Eggs Benedict experience I've ever had.
__label__4 I just got my hair done at Dean of Shadyside Salon with Valerie. My cut was amazing. She listened to what I wanted out of my hair cut and gave me advice on what I should do to achieve the look I wanted as well. \nI was so excited about my cut, I re-booked for cut and color.
__label__0 Given the big salon, I think your experience will be highly related to which stylist you chose. I bought a Groupon for a level 3 haircut and moisture treatment. The stylist Ken spent 5 mins for the cutting, 40 mins to blow the hair dry and chatting and forgot the moisture treatment. The technique of the haircut is so poor. There is no layer of the cutting and it is not horizontally on the same level. I think he is not serious about what he did. I will not come for the second time. MCN is much better in this sense. You should definitely try to avoid him as your stylist if you choose to go to Dean of Shadyside.
__label__2 Typical sports bar with great wings! Kitchen Sink Wings were $.50 each the night we went. The fried zucchini was great as well (more breading then zucchini, but it doesn't matter after a few beers). We also tried the nachos and tater tots, which were fine. Service was great! They also have daily beer specials.
__label__0 I'd give this joint zero stars if it was possible.  This is the worst spot on Walnut St!  I'm not even sure where to start. The bar is small and overpriced. I had a steak fajita wrap that tasted microwaved.  The vegetables weren't even cooked. This is a place no one wants to--or should ever want to go.
__label__1 Almond torte cake is way too overhyped.  I ordered one after seeing an article on Huffington Post so with a description like that who wouldn't want to try it!?  It's a diabetics worst nightmare, sugar overload. The filling in the middle had a bland taste, nothing special about it. Maybe it's because I ordered the cake and had it shipped to MD that it tasted bad.  People raving about this cake should try middle eastern or Greek bakeries! I gave a two because they have great customer service when emailing back.
__label__3 This is a pricey Japanese grocery store with a wide variety of goods.  I know it better as our Saturday go-to place for BENTO BOXES.  Oh yes, they are so good.  They are made fresh daily by the nice Japanese mom and pop that own the place.  They make sushi as well and it is expensive but it really does taste a million times better than the Giant Eagle stuff.  They also sell SASHIMI grade fish so we tried our hand at sashimi cutting one afternoon as well.
__label__2 This is my main place for groceries since it is super close to my house, so I've had a variety of experiences here.  I think the trick is to go on a Saturday when you have a lot of time and patience, or be prepared for some delays if you go after work.  I have a few gripes and a few praises, but its easiest if I list it out by category, so here it goes:\nParking: Lot and parking garage (with elevator) - be prepared to fight over a spot on busy days, and wait a few minutes for an elevator if you go in the garage. \nProduce: Plentiful, and usually fresh and tasty, but prices are up there with whole foods - over $1 for an apple or a tomato, and almost $3 for an avocado.  \nPrepared Foods: Mediocre tasting, decent variety.  Good looking salad bar as well.\nAssociates: Knowledgeable and helpful\nSelf Checkout/ Self Scanning:  I use both frequently and run into an issue about every other time I use either.  \nGeneral Products: I must agree with Barrientos M. review, because many times things I'm looking for are expired!  They have a large selection and it includes many specialty items, but in my opinion they are not organized very well.  \nStore Layout: There is a reason they give you a map, this place is very confusing and large.  The specials placed in the aisles are HORRIBLE, they create backups and clusters and I've seen 'cart to heel' accidents; this place is too crowed for the layout.
__label__1 If you live in the city of Pittsburgh and don't want to drive to Wal-Mart, Giant Eagle - otherwise known as \"the Dirty Bird\" or \"Gian' Iggle\" if your accent's just right, is where you will shop. Period, end of discussion. Generally, I think monopolies are very bad, and this goes double for grocers because they know their customers are held hostage and can thus attempt whatever fuckery they'd like. Over the past decade, most other Giant Eagle locations in Pittsburgh's East End were shuttered, meaning that the Negley/Centre store serves everyone. \n\nPerhaps my biggest gripe with \"Market District\" is that our bills at this Giant Eagle were consistently 15-18% higher than our bills at any other grocery store, in any city I've shopped in - and that's WITH the coupons and Advantage Card \"discount\" added on. I guess in the end, calling something a Market District Giant Eagle is a clever way of telling customers \"We stock all the same crap you'd find at a regular store, but now we can charge you even MORE for pretending it's premium, organic, or has been blessed by Emeril Lagasse.\" You also need to know that over-crowding is unavoidable at this store, unless you like to start your errands around 10 PM, and even then, it's helpful to remember that customers exceed checkout lanes. Good thing we lived within walking distance of this location, because parking at this store is only marginally easier than driving a caravan of elephants through Manhattan at rush hour. \n\nThis store was never wanting for basic grocery staples when we shopped, but the \"Market District\" moniker somehow demanded that the aisles be set up to be as maximally non-sensical as possible. Do you want juice? Save your sanity, and don't expect it to be near the other juices...you'll want to look near the pasta, of course! To keep you on your toes, the store managers also randomly change the aisles at this Market District around a couple times a year. This is a common retail trick, intended to create \"excitement\" among customers, but really, all it does is make getting groceries as enticing as getting kicked in the balls. And who is stocking the produce at this place? Everything we bought would rot between 24-48 hours after we brought it home, and the peppers and tomatoes regularly looked like Mickey Rourke's face after his plastic surgery disasters.\n\nMy last visit to this Market District store left me with an exceedingly sour taste in my mouth, thanks to some shady hijinks at the pharmacy. We picked up my husband's script for a Schedule II medication, and soon after, discovered to our mutual horror that the pharmacy had shorted us 12 pills. 1 or 2, maybe 3 - that's an innocent mistake. A 12 pill shortage on a 30-pill prescription means someone chose a career in pharmacy to feed an addiction or run a little hustle on the side, and it means my husband will be going without. We asked the manager, \"Dude, what the fuck,\" and the response we got was, \"We didn't do nuthin'!\" Two weeks later, they had the nerve to Robo-Call my husband asking if he was interested in some \"valuable grocery coupons.\" Nice attempt at a save there Bub, but next time, don't snatch our money and we won't need those \"valuable\" coupons after all. (Isn't it also fascinating that we've been shorted on scheduled meds at other pharmacies before, but no one pockets our migraine meds, antibiotics, or other items you can't sell to teenagers in an alley?)\n\nTwo stars because the check-out staff is nice and the pasta/kosher deli selections rock. Otherwise, it's a grocery store, and a below-average one at that.
__label__2 God, I hate you Market District.  Most times I come here, I have to restrain myself from screaming at the top of my lungs.  But.....ala Breakfast Club John and Claire, I also love you, and I hate myself for that.  Hence, my 3-star review.\n\nThe Shadyside Market District is great in the sense that they have everything you need.  And then some.  Plus things you didn't even know you needed (buffalo flavored hummus for 6.99?  Sure!  Get in my belly.....I mean, cart).  But, whoa, it's totally over-priced.  As my mom would say \"city prices\".  And the parking lot is cut-throat; I recommend entering the parking garage on the Negley Side for a slightly-less congested time.\n\nMarket District does make an effort to carry local products and produce, so gotta give them props for that. \n\nNote that only Advantage Card users can utilize the self-checkout, and you have to scan your card first before your food.
__label__4 Platinum Blonde Perfection.  Jay works wonders and he has given me the best platinum blonde 'do ever.  It was gorgeous.  My hair looked like corn silk.  If I had boat-loads of money, I'd fly him out to LA every 6 weeks for a touch up.   Go to see Jay...tell him Laura from LA sent you.
__label__3 I do admit the clothes here are not exactly at the quality that I want, but if you do stop by frequently you can spot some really nice items. And the guy who works there is super nice so make sure you get to know him! He can help you a lot.
__label__1 After months and months on hiatus I have made a resolution that I think I'll actually be able to keep (unlike the NYE 'resolutions' exercise and less carbs) and that is to get back to the good work of keeping up with yelp and my amateur reviews.  It started to feel like homework, but all fair and decent people need be warned of the good and the bad this and other cities have to offer by impartial peers'.  Now, it saddens me that my first update of 2010 will be such a disappointing experience that was Girasole last night.  However, I feel the need to document the experience immediately.  If only some other yelper could have prepared us for such disrespect perhaps we wouldn't have been taken so off guard (hence my warning to you...).  The lady and I wanted to try somewhere newish and I hadn't been here in over a year when I was the second to review this joint on yelp in 5/08.  I'm sure much of what I said then applies today, very loud...decent service, a little above average food with a seasonal menu.  I call and make a reservation well in advance so as to try to mitigate what I seem to remember always being a wait...We arrived at 8PM sharp for our reservation and don't get anyones' attention for a little while, but eventually do see who I assume is the owner.   We mention our reservation, he says no problem 15 min...Great!  I understand you're busy and we'll just wait a while...15 min, 20 min, 25 min...Okay, I'll try to make this easy..\"Sir, may I please give you my cell so you can just call when the table for 2 opens?\"...\"Sure, what is it?\".  We go across the road to starbucks and wait for the phone to ring 30 min, 35 min, 40 min, 50 min...Now, keep in mind I booked a reservation well in advance.  We go back to the restaurant and wait again cramped like sardines cautious to make eye contact, which we do.  Okay, I know what you're thinking why not just leave?  I've already admitted it's nothing special.  I know you've been there...we kept thinking what if we leave now just when he's about to call.  So, we continue to wait and then someone walks in right behind us bumps Annie out of the way and just stands for maybe 30 seconds...the owner runs over bursts through Annie and I and just grabs the couple and seats them immediately.  I have never seen such blatent disregard for other customers'.  It was clear these folks were just regulars so he seated them ahead of everyone...what's so bad is it was right in front of us.  I can appreciate that we are not regulars' , but c'mon pops' have a little discretion.  Please take this as a cautionary tale, doesn't matter if you have a reservation, doesn't matter if you leave your cell (btw, still hasn't rang) and you pretty much don't matter if you're not a regular'.  There is a happy ending...We ended up at the bar at Eleven, I had a great tuna tartare and a piece of fish and Annie had a wonderful order of steak/frites.  We won't be back to Girasole.
__label__4 Let's say I am slightly biased, because I'm pretty certain I am Girasole's biggest fan... No seriously...  I recently moved to Houston (well 5 years ago now), and I literally arrange to meet family and friends at Girasole, because as much as I love my family and friends, let's face it, I plan my trips home around Girasole.  I never miss the chance to dine here...and I typically will skip lunch as I tend to eat a lot... hey Houston does NOT have decent Italian food and even if they did, it wouldn't be Girasole!  I ALWAYS have the spinach & ricotta ravioli with the salad AND of course I never skip the Gnocchi (I swear both sauces are some of the BEST in the entire world)... I usually skip white bread, but not here, I use it to scoop up the extra sauce.  The tiramisu and lemon cake are to die for as well.  Be sure to tell Pi aka Mr. Girasole that Emilie from TX sent you... it's literally my home away from home!
__label__2 My husband and I went here on a Friday night and surprising were seated immediately at a sidewalk table even though we did not have a reservation. Girasole was, as advertised, a very charming cafe with many things to recommend it. \n\nThe food was good, but it lost some points with both of us for quality of service and the limited nature of the menu. Our waiter was attentive--until the entrees were served. Then he disappeared. Not only did he disappear but every other server went deaf. They were not so busy that this was necessary. For the size of the restaurant and the number of servers it should not have taken an additional 20 minutes after we had eaten to have plates cleared.  There was a busboy but he was kind of useless. \n\nMy husband had the ravioli and I had polenta, both of which were very nice, and we shared a slice of rum cake that was excellent. My suggestion to anyone going there is to look at the online menu first. What you see there is what they will have, period. If nothing looks good it may be a good night to try another spot.
__label__2 Service can be a bit slow at times. Also, I rarely see the place crowded. Still, its a good place to eat. Usually people go for the daily specials, where they give you a big plate with their house salad (delicious), a daily-changing entree, rice and some bread. It's about 10 dollars. They usually have 2 vegetarian and 2 non-vegetarian daily options. I love their limeade (its terrifically bright and fresh, made from real limes). Also, if you happen to be really rich (which I'm not) you might fancy buying some of the Peruvian art they sell in the store. Try touching the pelts on your way out, probably the softest fur you've ever felt in your life. Also, they have fun finger dolls, knit to look like naked people. The nudists sell for about 3 bucks a pop though...
__label__0 I've been there twice to have dress clothes tailored. The first was for a full suit and a pair of pants. The owner said to return the following Saturday, which I did, and he did not have them ready. Not only that, but he acted like it was my fault I showed back up on time. \n\nSecond time same deal, two pairs of pants, not done on time and when they were done they were not tailored correctly. I'll be going out of my way to a different tailor from now on. \n\nIn addition, the prices are on the very high side without the service or results.
__label__0 I went there to get my dress hemmed last Wednesday and he said the next Thursday and when I went it to get it the day it was supposed to be done, he hadn't even started and he told me he was working on it right now which was a bold face lie. And when I went back to get it, he charged me for 30 for a simple dress hemming. It is such a rip off. I won't ever go back there.
__label__2 If you are drunk.... as in silly drunk, loud drunk, agitated drunk, confused drunk, mellow drunk, giggly drunk, lost drunk, or still-have-$5-in-your-pocket drunk... this is where you want to eat. \n\nYou're likely to have amusing memories here as you sort of sober up with other hungry drunk people who are all lured in by the aroma of pizza. Note: the pizza tastes like a slice-of-heart-attack during the daytime, however there is something oh so good about it when eaten at 1:45 am.
__label__0 Terrible! \n\nI'm pretty sure I am the apartment above Serena R's review.  The time frame matches up well.  \n\nI moved in around August 2010 to a first floor apartment (with a lower level Apartment below me)  Within the first weeks of my arrival, maintenance people were at my door nearly every time I tried to shower.   \n\nI'm a young girl, living alone, with guys unceremoniously entering MY HOME every time my shower leaks!   Originally, they tried to convince me I wasn't closing my shower curtain... but then a started collecting crocks full over debris and water from behind the shower plumbing access door.  THEY tried to convince me that cups full were purely pipe condensation.   It took 6 months for them to resolve this situation. At one point, they even asked me NOT to use the shower.  \n\nA year later, the ceiling in my bedroom began to leak.  The wall began to crack and before long a grotesque, pink mold covered the backside of the layers of tan paint that fell from my walls and ceiling.  I was spending most of time out of town with a family illness when I noticed this happening.  When I stopped by the office to pay my rent, I talked to 3 people about what was happening... nothing was corrected UNTIL they started showing my apartment to potential tenants.  \n\nI used my apartment as essentially a storage unit until my lease expired.
__label__0 One of the worst mgmt companies i have ever dealt with.  The policies in their building are obviously very outdated but they refuse to make themselves better to serve their clients.  As long as they can wipe their hands clean, they are ok with it.  One aspect that they are great at is dishing off responsibility and making zero effort to give the tenants a better experience.  Mgmt does not think how to resolve the issue, instead they will cite a policy to justify why they cannot help you.
__label__2 Definitely a great place to go if you've had a long night of drinking. They even have a special called the \"Morning After Breakfast\". I found the food greasy, and the pancakes, I wish they had a more regular style. But it's a great place to meet up and catch up with friends! It is cash-only, btw.
__label__2 I think it's the lack of breakfast places in Pittsburgh that makes Pamela's so popular. I couldn't find anything special here except the value. You really get a lot of food for you money, and it's pretty good food, but it's not spectacular. I'll go on a weekday, but the wait on weekends isn't worth it. I can just stay home and eat cereal, thank you.
__label__0 Pamela's is an abomination of a breakfast place that represents the worst of everything.  However, to make up for the food being awful, you will have to wait on line for 20 minutes and then dine in cramped and uncomfortable seating.\n\nIt is, for some reason, unfathomably popular.  The best thing on the menu is their crepe-like pancakes, which are nicely crisped on the edges.  They are nicely crisped on the edges because they are cooked in a disgusting margarine-like substance that always leaves me, personally, feeling a bit ill.  The coffee is forgettable, the eggs are passable, the bacon is inevitably chewy -- which right there should cause someone to be marched out to the firing squad -- and their lyonnaise potatoes are insultingly limp (and, like the pancakes, soaked in margarine).\n\nIf you are dragged here by your friends, find new friends.  If you can't do that, then try to get one of the pancakes that come with some sort of whipped or sour cream.  Not because they're better, mind you, but because at least the cream will help balance the fat that comes from a machine with fat that, at some point in its history, came from a cow.\n\nBetter alternatives to Pamela's in Pittsburgh:  on the 'nice' end, Coca Caf\u00e9 or even Square Caf\u00e9, on the 'greasy spoon' end either DeLuca's or JoJo's.\n\nFrankly, I think I'd rather eat the completely boring and institutional breakfasts at Eat and Park than go to Pamela's again.  At least they have heard of this thing called \"butter.\"
__label__2 Iv'e been to better places. I always forget that they dont take a card so I have to remember to get cash out when I go there. I usually order their omelets. The veggies are always crunchy so I taste more of a raw onion than I do my omelet. The food comes out fast which is great until I tasted the food. I checked it out three or four times  to see if it might be different but the omelets were the same. Raw and crunchy. overall  nice atmosphere, nice service, but the food is blah
__label__2 Great hotcakes. No so great wait.  The hotcakes are worth trying, but there are other places in Pittsburgh that have much shorter waits that I prefer.
__label__0 The food here is over the top excessively greasy. So greasy that it made me sick to my stomach before I was done eating my meal. My husband and I split the chocolate chip pancakes and a ham and cheese omelette with potatoes and toast on the side. Not only was everything in a pool of grease, but it seemed to be margarine...not even real butter. I will never eat here again. I am gagging even thinking about this meal let aloe eating it again.
__label__3 Good food, cooked well, came out hot. Service was also very good. Waitress came back to top off coffees more than once. Prices also good, but cash only. Wouldn't wait if a really long line, but definitely would go early to get a better than average breakfast out.
__label__3 Nice cozy underground restaurant that serves crepes and a great Cafe au lait.  They have plenty of sweet crepes and a few savory ones.  They could add a couple more savory ones, but otherwise I would definitely eat there again.
__label__0 Closed on Monday's? And closed 5/30 to 6/1? Wow. The prices on the menu don't seem that bad. But i still cant get over the fact there closed on Mondays. There is a sign posted \"help wanted\" so if anyone reads this and needs a job check this place out. And tell them to open on Mondays. BOOOOO, if they weren't closed I would have never found Square Cafe.
__label__3 Cash only. Cute place, good crepes, good coffee.
__label__2 Its americanized, but pretty tasty! I love the fried rice and usually just get that. We were getting takeout once and waited at the bar, and the bartender gave us free tastes of the lychee cocktail while we waited! And that was tasty too!\n\nIts also never crowded, its quiet and the service is consistently not bad. \n\nAll that being said though, there isn't really anything special about this place. Its just kind of...eh... Best as take out.
__label__2 Moving from the Midwest, I was pumped when I found this place at their former location in Squirrel Hill and discovered their vast vegetarian menu. General Tso's soy protein is a winner, although a bit sweet. They retained their veg menu at their Shadyside site and it's the same. Lunch is the way to go here--very expensive otherwise. Beware of soup--kind of got congealed in transit. \n\nOverall, this place holds a special place in my heart as it's very veg-friendly. However there are better Chinese places in PGH.
__label__1 What has happened to this place? Used to be delicious, but something's changed! Rude host...pointed us to a table (of course the personal cell phone BS going on with a friend was far more important) for a noon lunch, in a nearly empty restaurant. Nor good signs and we should have walked out then. We started with a bland egg roll. Moved on to fair won ton soup. Entrees of cashew chicken and Kung Pao chicken, both on brown rice we're disappointing. Left us both wishing that we had gone for Thai food down the street instead! Save yourself and opt for one of the other fabulous dining experiences in Shadyside!
__label__0 Had a craving for Chinese the other day while I was in Shadyside and wandered into China Palace.  How this place can stay in business in an area that I consider to be more sophisticated is a real mystery.  It was just awful and the service was terrible.\n\nI wanted to have the assorted appetizer platter, but asked if I could substitute one of the items with dumplings.  Our waiter had to ask the manager.  After much whispering, the manager came back to me and told me that I could have dumplings...then I asked if I could get the fried dumplings with that instead of steamed.   Well I was met with an outraged \"NO\"!!!!  It kind of surprised me that I got this kind of reaction.  I was told that the chef would have to fry 2 dumplings just for my platter.  I looked around and there were only 2 other people in the entire restaurant.  Isn't that what they're supposed to do?  Cook food for people to eat?  I would have never asked if I thought it would be such a big deal.  \n\nAnyway, the food was not very good.  In fact, it was awful.  \n\nWere they having an off day?   I'm not sure they were.   There's never any reason to be rude to your patrons.  No need to ever return.
__label__0 The owner stole a bracelet brought in for repairs and has lied over and over about returning it.
__label__0 I just got back from dinner with my family at the old place and I can't emphasize enough my disappointment. The service was poor. Our waitress was a nice gal who was working hard, she simply had too many tables because the place was woefully understaffed. Our drinks weren't refilled in a timely manner and she was usually too busy to check on us. I had to go and find her a few times to get things that were missed. \n\nI don't mind paying the high prices of the old place if the food is good. Unfortunately the food was a let down. Four of us ordered the French onion soup. The soup was so salty it was rendered uneatable. The steak was good, but the baked potato was so dry I thought it left over from lunch. My daughter ordered the fettuccine Alfredo and it was quite bland. Everything else we ordered was just ok. To sum it up, our meal was mediocre at best and we were all disappointed. Not one person on our party of seven really enjoyed their meal. \n\nI express my dissatisfaction with our waitress and she informed me that she would write my complaints in a book they kept. That was it. I left with the feeling that they were happy that they got my money and that they did not really care that my family's dinner was poor. They made no effort to make it right and they made no effect to ease my displeasure. \n\nThis will be my last family dinner at the old place. I will take my business to a place that has better food and a place that values it's customers.
__label__2 Good food.  Quick delivery.  *CAUTION*  The $2.00 delivery charge is not listed on the menu.  SURPRISE...It's listed on your bill.  *CAUTION*   A tad pricey.  Oh yeah..I live in Pittsburgh now...
__label__2 I stopped in here last night for dinner with my girlfriend.  I had been wanting to come here since I randomly caught it on an episode of \"Diners, Drive-ins and Dives\" and last night was the perfect night for us.  The outside of the building is unassuming and we drove right past it before noticing that we had.  The inside of the building is not much better as it looks like your normal neighborhood bar with a bunch of flat screens T.V's on the wall, a U shaped bar on one side, booths and high top tables on the other and a back dining room.  My girlfriend and I tried to sit in the back but there was something going on there and so we eventually settled into one of the booths.\n\nThe bar seemed quite full for a Tuesday evening and our waitress (the bartender) told us that she would get to us shortly after we had seated ourselves.  After only a short wait, she was at our table taking our drink order.  I was actually impressed with how efficient she was by herself with the large crowd.  For dinner I decided to order the famous fish sandwich and a plate of pierogies (3) while my girlfriend went with the buffalo chicken wrap.  Our food came out within a reasonable time period and looked good with both of our sandwiches served with cole slaw.  The pierogies were absolutely enormous, almost as long as my hand and fried slightly, topped with onions and came with a side of applesauce.  Our waitress had asked us if we had wanted sour cream with them to but we politely declined.  They tasted pretty good as the slight fry gave them a crunchy exterior while the interior was soft and tasty.  By the time we were done with them, we had also eaten all of the applesauce as it made a good dipping sauce and helped keep the pierogies moist.  My sandwich was also pretty good as the breading on it was fried nicely and tasted good while the fish was mild.  I topped it with hot sauce and like a true Pittsburgher even put my cole slaw on it which helped to make it taste better. My girlfriend told me that she enjoyed her buffalo chicken wrap and the single bite that I took gave me a nice buffalo flavor.\n\nThe bottom line for me is that I am glad that I came here and might be back again depending on what I am looking for.  The food was dirt cheap with our whole bill coming to $22 and it exceeded the expectations that I had given to it whenever we walked in.  However, with that being said, the building is fairly run down and it is bar food and so I wouldn't expect it to be the greatest food you have ever tasted.
__label__1 Dont' mind me... I'm just practicing for when I don't remember stuff. Like two weeks ago when I stayed here for three days? I was surfing the Pittsburgh yelp pages, and knowing I had to return to Pittsburgh next week for software training, decided to \"check out the hotel\" that we'd be staying at for four days. When I got to the review page for this Radisson, it hit me....... \"Been there, done that.\"\n\nShort opinion here. Being a native SoCal person, I benefit from a great choice of hotels, throughout the Western states. So for years, when I've had to go back East, I prepare myself for older properties, musty rooms, and usually....... older bathroom fixtures, accompanied by really aged tile grout! If any of the above rings a bell...... you won't be disappointed.\n\nIt's really not that bad, but we West coasters are a bit spoiled. They do have a decent bar-restaurant. But as others have mentioned, this property exists on multiple levels. For instance...... the parking lot in the back? You get off the elevator on the 5th floor. If you're going to the bar, THEN you hit \"Lobby\" and end up at the bottom of the hillside, which is still elevated above the access road. Sounds a bit convuluted, but it's not that bad. I think I just like to complain a bit....... you get that way after your 39th birthday.   :-)
__label__1 Took my Mom here today for a post Mother's day lunch. It's been about a year since our last visit. Salad bar is a one trip deal only and the salad plates are smaller than I remember last time. Hushpuppies are 2 bite sized and are very good with the right amount of sweetness and onion. My Mom got the senior flounder plate and I got one of the specials which was salt and pepper catfish fillets. Both included a side and the one trip to the salad bar.\nFood was good, but both our flounder and catfish were on the thin side and not very meaty. Service was very friendly and attentive.\nLunch set me back $23 with drinks tax and tip which I thought was really pricey for lunch especially with the thin pieces of fish and considering my Mom ordered off of the senior menu and I got one of the specials.
__label__3 Always had great food, Try the clam chowder!!!
__label__0 My biggest complaint deals with packages coming into the facility from private carriers like FedEx. If you've ordered a package and this happens, expect to wait about a week for them to deliver the package. Two day shipping turns into a week and a half. \n\nLong, long wait in lines. No concern for your packages. Terrible delivery - drivers have crammed packages into my box causing damage. If you can afford to, go with UPS.
__label__4 I love New China. The service is always fast and fresh! The sweet tea is amazing. Yes, Chinese takeout is everywhere but no one can Beat NEW China in Belmont!
__label__2 We've never been here when there is much life in this place, but i still kind of like it. Whenever we are there, it feels more like a hangout for a few folks to have a drink at the bar, but they have ample space to be a full-fledged restaurant. The most spacious, spread out dining area in Belmont it seems. i just need to go at a better time when there is a crowd here (assuming that time exist) to get a true feel for them. There are a few paintings on the wall that contrast the drab overall feel at night. \n\nWe have enjoyed their Chicken Jalapeno Dip twice now. Pretty tasty and pretty filling for two people. We split that with an entree and left full. \n\nTheir Facebook page said something about a new tv and game room, it must have been in the back because we were watching sports on an antique television over the bar. They did have $1 Budweiser cans when we were there and Southern Tier on draft. Seems to be something on special most days.
__label__3 I came here in October and ended up going on the \"Ghost Tales in the Dark\" tour. Pretty much, you get a candlelit tour of the plantation at night. And your tour guide gives a history lesson on the house and plantation, as well as shares some ghost stories that either they/coworkers have experienced.\n\nIf you come at night, it can be a little scary getting here. Once you turn off the main street, you're driving down a dark road with nature on both sides of you. Since we were already in a spooky spirit, it kind of felt like we were in a horror movie, hehe. Once you arrive at the plantation though, you just park and walk into their little gift shop. After everyone arrives, you watch a little video about the history of the place, including paranormal history. After that, your tour starts.\n\nYou walk over to the house, and tour the house, from downstairs to upstairs. Then, you walk outside to the outdoor kitchen, and then to a workmen's shed. Then you walk past an old log cabin, and then get led back to the main gift shop. \n\nThe tour guide we had a was a very informative old lady. She told us a lot of history, and I learned new things. At one point of the tour, I did get a little lightheaded, and felt a little weird, and it was near an area where the tour guide said that she also has had weird feelings. What's even weirder is that on our back home, my dad was telling me that he got lightheaded in a certain area, and when I asked him where, it was the same place I had gotten the same feeling! It was kinda spooky finding that out, but then kind of cool.\n\nThe tour was about ~$10 and I think it was worth it. I got a little spook, and learned a good history lesson. And I visited a historic plantation.\n\nIf you're visiting the area, and are looking for something interesting and different to do, I suggest coming here. No matter what time of year. But if you happen to come during October, then you'll just get an added bonus of hearing some ghost stories along the way too.
__label__3 These guys definitely know how to make a good pizza. The crust is the perfect blend of chewy with a hint of crunch, totally foldable and delicious! Not only do the make a good pie, they do it quickly, even when it's busy, and get it to your door still hot and tasty. They've officially made it into my phone contact list!
__label__3 They do take out and delivery! The pizza is tastier than most delivery places. The 10\" is a good size for an individual pizza. The staff was a lot of fun to chat with and answered any questions we had. We will definitely be getting food from them again.
__label__3 Very good classic New York pizza. I would highly recommend it. If you want to get the best pizza possible make sure you order light sauce. They tend to over do the sauce sometimes but overall great pizza place.
__label__1 \"Not quite what I expected... not quite WHERE I expected either...\"\nReviewed July 24, 2011\n4 people found this review helpful\nI have to agree with another reviewer in that I am not sure how this hotel qualifies as an airport hotel.\n\nI booked this hotel stay for a business (military) event. We had scheduled a team-building group event at the US National White Water Center and so I searched for hotels around that area. When I saw this hotel featured as an airport hotel I figured it would be in a safe enough location with some close-by eateries and quick highway access, etc...\n\nWe booked a total of 13 rooms with them and checked in individually. I had been in contact with one of their hotel managers. I was a little dissatisfied in how poorly I welcomed to the hotel. \n\nThe front desk clerk seemed \"oh-so enthused\" to be working that night, and when I let her know that I had been in contact with the manager and just wanted to make sure everything was in good standing, she went in the back, he was there, and never even came out to greet me.\n\nNow I didn't expect any VIP treatment. But usually when you organize a group event at a hotel you are give a very warm welcome. I know this because this wasn't a first for me.\n\nI had requested a room with a crib (only two months in advance, with a reminder the day prior), and when I requested one that night, yes the same clerk, took over an hour to get it. At first I wasn't even sure if she was going to because she never did give any indication she was paying attention to me at all.\n\nThe cable and internet did not work our first night there. No apologies were issued.\n\nThe room had a musty smell to it. I have a family of five (2 adults, 2 kids, and one baby) but they only had 3 towel sets in the room...even the next day after housekeeping came.\n\nThe hotel was not in the best of locations, it was secluded and not close to anything, and price-wise you could find better closer to downtown. I am not from Charlotte, NC and had only been there once...and again I figured \"airport\".\n\nThe hotel interior was nice and they did have a complimentary hot breakfast from served until 0930 am (another fact of information I had to PRY out of the front desk clerk). \n\nThe staff working the morning shift were much more pleasant and inviting. \n\nThe hotel was very quiet at night which we appreciated. The doors did not slam, thank God, as our baby girl is a very light sleeper. The hotel itself is clean and kept nice. It was not superior by any means but very nice for the average express.\n\nI rated poor because of the customer service but overall I would give it a three (average). However, I would not book here again not mainly due to my experience but due to the location. There are better hotels averaging the same distance from the USNWC but in better areas.\n\nIf anyone from management every reads this, please take a look into \"Deborah\" the front desk jerk...I mean clerk.\n\nStayed July 2011, traveled on business
__label__1 Lobby, restaurant, bar and internet area all look great and new! Room Service was great, fast and efficient. Check in was good, not great! They charge for internet service in the room, that's so 2008!\n\nThis is a typical 80 style building that was retrofitted and remodeled. So The main structure, bathroom and HVAC systems all pose a ongoing problem, no matter the extensive renovation.\n\nFrom a cleanliness perspective the room had spider webs around every corner of the ceiling.
__label__1 I get really annoyed with these \"fancy\" hotels who don't offer the refrigerator and microwave in their standard rooms, which I can get at a Holiday Inn Express or a Comfort Inn for probably half the price.  \n\nAlso, for the love of all things holy, don't charge people for WiFi in 2011 after they already paid you an arm and a leg for a room that isn't worth it.  That is RIDICULOUS.\n\nThere's at least a half-mile walk (without a sidewalk) to anything except a small convenience store.\n\nThe room was comfortable enough, but no greater than any 3-star hotel I've ever stayed in.
__label__1 This is a decent hotel.  Decent for a quick over-nighter if you've missed a flight.  But it's not good for longer stays or repeat visits.  The building itself needs updating.  The food at breakfast is OK. But lunch/dinner is like bar food.  Half of the floors don't have vending machines.  One of the floors that does does not offer drinks.  One machine that offered drinks keeps your money without providing a drink.  The other working machine is all out of stock.  Bottled water in the room is $4.00 (before they tack on other BS charges).  Internet access is $9.95 per day.  3G reception in the building is horrible too!  It's missing most of the things that make longer stays tolerable.\n\nI'd recommend staying somewhere else if you can!
__label__3 I am a fan of the beer selection, and beer selection only- they have a great mix of really good German beer and seem to rotate it seasonally. As for the food, it's not fair for me to comment- I just don't care for German cuisine.
__label__2 This is probably close to what most people expect for German food.  My expectations are high and I am a hypocrite for sure in almost everything!  With that understood...  read on:  The Pretzel Roll was very good (4.75 stars),  The kinda cubed and Fried Potatoes cooked with Bacon (called fries) ROCKED (5 yelp stars)!!! The service was very good, very team oriented.   Though I was pointing at what I wanted on the menu it took my server four guesses to get what I wanted.   It was impressive to me that he made sure!   Two waiters and a manager helped serve my table (I'm always impressed by a great team) so the service gets 4.9 yelp stars!\n\nWhen I go German I want BRATS!!!  So I had the Two Brat Lunch Platter (may be called something else) with Sour Kraut and a side of Red Cabbage!  One of the Brats was Good as in Maybe 3.5 yelp stars which means I would not get it again!  The other Brat was OK maybe 2.5 (I'm thinking that is generous though).  The gravy with the Brats was good and the mustard was very good and spicy.  Goulash (not spelled as they did) was in a thick \"hunteresk\" type of homey (not the clown) gravy.  I took several small tastes to get the vegetables and meat and hesitate to give it a 2.25 yelp stars because I bet this is the flavor many people want!  Warm Sour Kraut was fresh (not canned) and was A-OK (3 yelp stars)  Warm Red Cabbage same story different flavor (less than three stars though).\n\nFor Dessert I should have gone somewhere else (and I did after I had it here).  The lady (maybe Manager/Owner? I'm guessing?) described the Black Forest Cake as being \"lite\" !  When dinning out or in or anywhere \"lite\" is usually (not always) NOT how I want most Desserts described!  Usually I want to hear:  Rich, sweet, creamy, Chocolaty, H E A V Y !  !   !  Calorie Laden and FULL of flavor!  Calories!  It's Friday, can't I be bad as I want to be one day (worse than I say I am too much of the time).  As my servers could tell I was not a small fan of the Black Forrest Cake - Not a small fan, not a fan at all!\n\nHerman the German was right!  Though I had to find out for my self!  I would go back now that I know some of what I do like and some of what I do not...  There were some other menu items I would check out!
__label__3 Olde German Schnitzel Haus, our local award winning Germany restaurant, closed at the end of August. \n\nI found no less than three German restaurants, while searching on Yelp, and oddly enough they were all exactly one hour from Hickory: \n(1) \"Berliner Kindl German Restaurant\" in Black Mountain. (Bookmarked)\n(2) \"The German Restaurant\" in Yadkinville. (Fantastic!)\n(3) \"Waldhorn Restaurant\" in Pineville. (Bookmarked)\n\nI have had Waldhorn on my \"to try list\" seemingly forever, so I headed toward Pineville for lunch.\n\nI had every intention of ordering German sausages, sauerkraut, fried potatoes, and German beer, but they had a dish on the lunch menu that sounded appetizing. It was a veal dish with sauteed mushrooms in a brown gravy atop Sp\u00e4tzle, accompanied by saut\u00e9ed vegetables. This dish sounded good to me so I changed my mind at the last minute. It was delicious, but it was a very plain Jane looking dish, so I didn't take any photos. \n\nI was seated immediately, but it took a good ten minutes for the young male bartender to stop talking golf and NASCAR before he pulled my Spaten lager. When he did get around to his duties, he did a very good job. \n\nNote: Spaten brewery was started in the year 1397, and it is delicious beer! It is also deceptively potent. \n\nI also drank a Spaten Oktoberfest beer, and that was fantastic as well!\n\nI enjoyed Waldhorn, and it was well worth the hour's drive. \n\nWhen I return I will try an assortment of German sausages with mustard, sauerkraut, fried potatoes, and a German beer or two. \n\nWaldhorn Restaurant is highly recommended!
__label__2 BJ's has an impressive amount of, well, stuff. This big-box store has just about everything you need, and then some. Clothes, furniture, food, you name it. \n\nThere are only 2 of us, but we still manage to buy enough to more than pay for our annual membership. Some of our best savings come from the produce, deli meats (super cheap!!!) and the paper goods. The monthly coupon book they send (also available on-site) yields additional savings. You will also find deep discounts on clothes, vitamins, books and DVDs. \n\nWe rarely have to wait in line for more than a few minutes, and the self check out is very convenient. \n\nThis store is reasonably clean, albeit a little dingy.  (I've seen a lot worse in these stores), The employees have always seemed friendly. \n\n3 stars for not having fresh-made (on-site) items like its competitors (this is not a deterrent for me), and for always having a nagging salesperson when you walk in. No, really, I still don't want Direct TV. Thank you. The shopping carts could also use some serious maintenance.
__label__3 I zoom. I zoom, I walk fast, I multitask - every movement I make is planned for efficiency. Therefore, Jason's Deli is my lunch spot of choice and here is why. I can just walk up to the salad bar kiosk, touch the screen a few times, slide my card and walk two steps to where a smiling person hands me my plate and cup. Quick. I have waited in line maybe one time even when the sandwich line is out the door. \nJason's salad bar is the best I have found. The ingredients are always fresh and the selection is good. Yes I am a fan of Jason's in Pineville.
__label__1 The entrance is hard to find/identify... the exit says Sears, but the entrance has a door that says Avis/Budget.  You have to wait in line to bring your car in for service instead of parking in the lot and going into the shop with your keys.  Waiting in line took roughly 20 minutes on a Tuesday about 12 noon.  \n\nI brought my car in for a simple oil change.. it took almost 3 hours.  Granted when they told me it was done, there were several things that Diego had found that I could fix in my car.. the list of repairs totaled over $800.  I didn't bring the car in for an inspection, just an oil change.. that's all I wanted.. could have saved time elsewhere.  It was about $40 for a high mileage oil change including tax and with a discount coupon.\n\nThey assured me that the fluids (windshield washer, power steering, etc.) would be topped off; I checked in the parking lot afterwards and it was not done.  I was so fed-up with waiting so long that I didn't feel the need to wait even more.
__label__0 Seriously, how many F words can you not use on a Yelp review? How do you order app, a salad and three entrees.  Salad came first then bruschetta (wtf) toast and tomatoes and cheese.  Don't give it a sweet name and take 50 minutes to make it.  Also the fact that we order lasagna and you are out of it?  You couldn't tell me that during the 50 mins that you were making bruschetta?  How long does it take to make lasagna?  Wait someone told me longer I'm sorry I didn't go to culinary school, I guess nether did your cooks \"I use cooks loosely\".\nI would recommend a better Italian place but I'm Scottish, I would say stay home drink beer and make macaroni and cheese!
__label__1 Closed, and has been for a long time now.  Last visit garnered a first bucket of stale peanuts which the waitress knew we were going to say yet served them anyway before providing more.  An average steakhouse.
__label__2 I hate malls! I wasn't a mallrat when I was a kid. I tend to avoid malls as much as possible Unfortunately, in a twist of fate, I was \"blessed\" with two girls who are about to hit mallrat stage. Oh bliss!\n\nAnd this visit was 100% their fault. We hit all the \"cool\" stores like P.S. by Aeropostale, The Children's Place, Build-A-Bear, The Rack Room... I'm feeling nauseous...\n\nMeh, it's a mall. Of all the malls in Charlotte this is the only one I'd ever really set foot in. It's very mall-like. It's not a narcissistic hellhole like Southpark, it's as generic as Northlake, it's not its own city like Concord Mills, it's not the arsehole of the world like Freedom (is that one still even there?). It's a mall.
__label__0 My mother wanted to take my wife and I out to dinner for my wife's B-day, we were a party of eight, we were assigned two waitresses that had a difficult time getting on the same page. Wrong order, wrong drink refills, and it took 1:49 from the time we placed our order until the food reached the table. A member of our party stated a food allergy, he had to order twice and still received food that contained his stated allergy. Upon notifying the manager we were told not to worry the check was taken care of and he apologized. He suggested we dessert as well, which took another 34 minutes, and arrived with the check. Upon leaving we had to walk by the rear of the building were the waitress and manager were talking and over heard her complaining about us, when confronted the manager apologized again and returned inside. Needless to say we will not return to this location again, and I would suggest that you do the same. We were not the only ones with a grievance as several other \npatrons were given gift cards and comped bills.
__label__1 Popped in for a take out order on a very busy Sunday afternoon. I don't know why the OG gets so busy on family holidays like Mother's Day, but on this one it was packed solid with people waiting outside, inside and in the bar area.\n\nWe were able to place our to go order with the very busy takeout manager. That guy should get five stars. But the rest of the place, not so much. We sat at the bar for 30 minutes waiting to place the order and then waiting for it. Could someone have asked us if we wanted a drink? Maybe offered a glass of water? Nope.\n\nThe food was OG standard but again it was packed perfectly with the salad in an interesting container that kept the lettuce and such fresh with the dressing and croutons separate. They also put a separator to keep the cold stuff from affecting the hot stuff.\n\nTwo stars because the place was less than tidy and the bar staff didn't seem interested in customers. Otherwise, it would have been pretty good.
__label__4 Anything shiny grabs my attention immediately. I easily get distracted in Jared's. I went in to repair a bracelet I purchased over a year ago and I found myself lusting over case after case of jewelry.\n\nJared's offers great customer service. I purchased a couple items from one of their stores in Arizona and the location here was more than willing to help repair without charge. In both locations I've encountered very nice sales staff.\n\nYou cannot go wrong with buying me something at this store!
__label__1 New menus at ihop means higher prices! Wonderful. It seems that everything on the menu has gone up by at least $1.00 across the board. I had a Country Omelet with a side of Red Velvet Pancakes. The omelet was uninspired. It had no flavor whatsoever. Thank God for ketchup! The red velvet pancakes were chocolate pancakes with red food dye added into them.  THey were brown on the outside & an odd shade of dark pink on the inside. They also were flavorless but they had some sickeningly sweet cream cheese flavored paste drizzled all over them. Then the stack was topped with whipped cream. Whipped cream? Really? Maybe that goes over well with children but for an adult its a little creepy. The accompanying dinner theater provided by other diners & the sweet tea were the highlights of the meal.\n\nThe other strange thing about iHop is that the food never comes out hot, only warm. I think the grills are just for show. I think that they warm everything in an Easy Bake oven under a 10watt bulb.
__label__0 I used to be in the industry and I know what my car does and does not need.  They couldn't seem to get that, and kept trying to sell me crap.  Over-priced, slow, very dirty, and an overall sketchy vibe.
__label__0 I bought a number of items there. among them there was\n- 1 item off the floor it wasn't delivered on schedule no biggie\n- 1 entry door with transom ($500)\n- 1 custom window $1,200.\n\nThe style of the door and the transom didn't match, I called and was told \"that's what you ordered\" . Really I asked for mismatched styles? I ordered for the lightest clearest low-e glass available, I got the dark type of glass that's recommended for Fla, Nm, Az etc. \" That's what you ordered\" was the response again. \n\nThey don't even bother to ask what was shipped or what you ordered, they don't want to know because CYA is the order of the day.\nThen when you go over your buyer's order you realize that regardless of the conversation you had with their salesperson the printed order is so vague that they could ship you anything at all and claim that's what you ordered. My contractor bought my siding there, it's an off-brand and the quality doesn't impress. \nReally shoddy practices\n\nI ordered the rest of the windows ( Andersen) from The Plywood Mart although they won't match these and they were more expensive, that shows how I feel about sponsoring this store again
__label__3 We stayed at a hampton inn in concord one night, then this hampton the next night. This one was so much better, except for the room we were in. 602 made us both sick, it had a mold or something. The front desk was very courteous in moving us when this was mentioned and the 2nd room was very nice. Breakfast was delish. And the hotel is located in a very nice area, right next to southpark mall and right down the road from carowinds :)
__label__4 I got stuck overnight in Charlotte and was placed here on a voucher from the airline. As a 20-something girl traveling solo at the time I was really afraid that this place would be sketchy, because I've had horrible luck in the same situation in Atlanta in the past. This hotel is extremely nice, clean, and up to date. The treadmills in their fitness center are awesome! The hotel staff was extremely nice and accommodating. The hotel restaurant was pretty good too. All in all a fantastic experience!
__label__4 Stayed here about a month ago.  This was really a great hotel.  It's very classic feel, but with brand new bedding, TV, and bathrooms so no old dirty feeling in the rooms.  The employees were super nice, I found a good rate online making it a bargain for downtown.  This is where I'll stay next time I'm in Charlotte.
__label__1 My husband and I visited the Dunhill, originally planning to spend our wedding night there. They are historic, quaint, and conveniently located in Charlotte. Walking in to the check-in desk was a breeze. Everyone was very friendly. Walking through the halls it becomes evident this is an old hotel. It really could use some restoring. The hotel room was small, bathroom was small as well (though they've tried to modernize it with decoration & hardware), and just overall underwhelming. The ceiling had many water spots where water had leaked from above and dried the ceiling yellow. They also have a restaurant in the hotel with good eggs benedict, but for the price, I wasn't impressed. Again, friendly, great historic hotel (which I normally love), but didn't live up to its reputation for us. (We visited before our wedding and booked a room at the Ritz, which in Dunhill's defense, was brand spankin' new.)
__label__4 First class everything,  service incredible. Great hidden gem in the heart of Charlotte.  I recommend staying.
__label__4 Alexander Michael's is a hidden gem in the 4th Ward.  It's rare to see restaurants uptown remain open for 27 years, but you'll quickly find out why.  Its a pub with the charm of the Cheers bar (in a converted 100 yr. old house) and food that cannot be called \"grub\".\n\nI visited last week and felt immediately welcome in this cozy tavern. Despite the busyness of that night, we were served promptly  The server was quite friendly; she offered suggestions of her fav dishes and the most commonly ordered ones.  After seeing the positive reviews for the London Broil sandwich, I opted for this sandwich with onion rings.  .   The London Broil sandwich was moist and bursting with flavor, like it was slow cooked.  The onion rings tasted homemade.  My friend ordered the copious bread pudding dessert and found it quite tasty as it was covered in caramel sauce.\n\nI think Alexander Michael's exudes \"chill\" and this is what is so attractive about it.  The clientele was young and old; it neither felt like a country club or a college sports bar.  The TV's (though they show sporting events) don't distract from conversation like most sports bars and though there is a bar, I didn't see folks getting hammered on well drinks and PBR.  Great place to bring friends of all ages and family if they are visiting Charlotte.
__label__3 As much as it was mentioned in every single tourist guide i could find of Charlotte, this is a homey, family restaurant with soul and a great vibe to it, NOT a tourist-magnet in any way shape of form. The people that work there were down-to-earth and friendly to the core. The service was swift, the mood great, the food delicious. What else to say? Love that place!\n\n\nTIP: Try their fried pickles! Oh my sweet goodness... best culinary surprise I've experienced in years. I was dying to order a second round of them because... wow... they were so good.
__label__3 A pretty good Morton's and your only option after the South Park location closed.  Located in the basement with lots of wood and leather.  Dinner in the bar area and the dining room a handful of times, and the service is stellar in both.  \n\nLast time I went in though (05/12), they were playing pop music instead of the old standby's and it was really odd, kind of ruined the mood.
__label__1 For the price I was incredibly disappointed. My steak (medium rare) was totally over cooked. Our waitress forgot to place one of our side dishes so it came out when we were nearly done. Our waitress didn't offer any type of modifications for one of our gluten free diners and completely forgot the extra plates we asked for. \n\nThe only shining items from our meal were the mashed potatoes and wine.
__label__2 You know what it's like when you just don't know what to say?  This is one of those times.  You see, I'm often wondering if my mom is going to slap me for not saying anything nice and then bitch-slap me for never listening.  Or something.  I really wasn't paying attention.\n\nOr maybe it is not that bad.  There are, after all, nice things to say about Matt's.  But there are spotty areas as well.\n\nFirst the good...\n\nThe decor is marvelous (insert mid-80s Fernando accent via Billy Crystal here).  They have a decent number of seats, the outdoor seating is second-to-none - but you can bring your own lunch and get that, so it's not really specific to Matt's.\n\nAnd the not-so-good...\n\nThe menu selection is immense.  So much so that you'll want to go when the place isn't crowded so that you have a reasonable chance of looking it over before ordering so as not to get in the way of anyone else.  That generally doesn't happen in most hot dog stands, either on the street or indoors because you have about two choices: All the way or plain, where you add your own condiments.\n\nAnd the rest...\n\nThough you can find Italian Beef and Chicago-style dogs in the same place, you don't always want to.  Focus on your specialty.  And that's the real problem here.  There is so much going on - visually and on the grill - that they don't seem to do anything really well.\n\nThough the staff is nice enough, and food is decent, it's just not that great.  Fries are limp.  House-made chips are nice and thin, but they are so thin that they can't support anything (dressing, chili leavings from dogs, not even the crunch from the fryer).  Dogs are average.\n\nI would much rather get a dog from Green's, or maybe Hap's, both of which have that awesome hot dog counter vibe and make me want more.  Matt?  Not so much.
__label__2 While this place has a good # of tvs, for some reason I just don't enjoy watching games here. The view is decent from almost anywhere in the bar, but I think the lack of a loud fan base really takes away from the atmosphere. No one seems too thrilled that the games are on & not much cheering seems to be done. They also have a large projection screen showing the main game so if you can get a seat in front of this it's pretty good viewing. And flat screens are located throughout showing other games throughout the day.\n\nI've never had the food here, I've only been for the nightlife/game watching, so I can't comment on the menu or the food taste. There's a good selection of beer both on tap & in bottles. The prices are pretty on par with any bar/restaurant located on Tryon in Charlotte, so I can't really complain here. They also have a couple pool tables, and a lounge upstairs if you want to get out of the main bar scene.\n\nFox & Hound won't blow you away with anything, especially if you're there to watch a game. It always seems to be packed so there must be something that keeps bringing people back again & again. Check it out & you may actually like it better than me if you don't like the loud sports crowd but still want to watch the game.
__label__2 I've had good times at Ri-Ra, and I've had some bad times.\nMost of the good times were due to the band playing, which is sometimes really good, and most of the bad times were a combination of bad music and overcrowding.\n\nThis place has been a popular mainstay of downtown/uptown as long as I can remember. \nIt's tall and long inside but very narrow, and when its crowded it can offer up a bit of a claustrophobic vibe.\n\nSince its so popular, it can draw a bit of an unruly, late-night crowd as well. Most of the people here are cool however, and the staff seem to be nice and accommodating. \n\nStill, its hard to get a beer or drink, and I usually don't spend more than an hour or two here before bailing for more comfortable confines.\n\nI can't speak to the food, as I've never eaten here. I have seen a menu though, and it looks decent, and decently priced.
__label__2 So on day two of my retreat in Charlotte, the ladies planned dinner at Ri Ra. I'd never eaten at an Irish restaurant, so I was excited. I was even more excited to see our amazingly hot waiter with his amazingly awesome Irish accent (so authentic!). \nThe ambience was sorta cool, with this totally traditional vibe to it. Granted we were an extremely large group, but the customer service sorta sucked (the server to our side of the table forgot my sweet potato fries and wanted to bring them out as I was finishing my food). I ordered the pulled pork sliders, and those were pretty good, as was the side of potato salad that came with it. I just wish my fries had come out as well, because they looked amazing on someone else's plate... \nohhhhh welll... guess i'll have to go back again next time!
__label__3 Authentic Irish feel with a friendly staff and warm atmosphere. Expected selection of draft beers for an Irish Pub. Good selection of bottled beers.
__label__1 Came here with a friend for lunch and sat on the roof top deck. Aces for that! We started with the fried pickle. Love FP, but these were a poor representation of them. Greasy and the batter was peeling off. I had the brisket with sweet potato, oh! That's right. I didn't get what I ordered. I over cooked greasy fries like everyone else. The brisket was very good thought. It had shoe string onion rings and slaw on it. The meat was a bit over cooked. It was a beautiful day to hand with friends on the sunny deck!
__label__3 Ri Ra's is a good ol' fashioned Irish Pub. The most noticeable difference between it and a pub in Ireland is that it is a lot bigger than a pub in Ireland, though it's still a lot smaller than your average restaurant.\n\nThe food and atmosphere are amazing. They have the best shepherd's pie I've ever had, bar none. Their soda bread, while not traditional, is very good and is a perfect compliment to their OUTSTANDING potato and leek soup. It's the perfect thing to warm your insides on a blustery evening. The burgers are just okay. The decor is great, with the heavy wooden tables and stone fireplaces, it feels like a real, rustic pub.  The prices are a few dollars more than I think is fair, thus the 4-star rating. Be sure to join their rewards club so you can get discounts and gift cards to make it more affordable.\n\nOh, and they have live music later in the evening on weekdays.
__label__0 I only gave them 1 star because 0 wasn't an option. Food was mediocre (fries were cold), and we haven't seen our waitress in 45 minutes (writing this review while waiting to ask for the check). I'll write another review tomorrow if I'm still here waiting.
__label__1 This is a sports bar off the lobby of the Marriott Center City in Charlotte, NC. This is not a big place, but laid out to be a sports bar with a lot of monitors. Went here a night during final four (Basket Ball). The bar was not to noisy and the server was very attentive. They have a good selection of beer (however their dispenser of draft was out of service). How can you have a bar with no draft beer? I got a Sam Adams (in a bottle). Tried their Philly Cheese Steak. That is probably the worst Philly cheese steak I have had in my life (and I used to live in Philadelphia). The meat was burnt, the onions were fried beyond belief and the cheese was very greasy. The fries were OK. \n\nIn summary a great location, great server, beer so-so and food not up to par.  Sorry guys you really need to repair the beer machine and hire a cook.
__label__2 not thrilling, not disappointing.  RB is average across the board.  Try the Hazelnut Crusted Chicken.
__label__1 The only really great thing I can say about Rock Bottom is their location, it was perfect right before going out on a Friday night, but that's it.  Their menu is WAY overpriced, with nothing really great on it.  I just got the nachos (found as an appetizer) and my friend got the burger.  The nachos were overcooked and semi-stale.  The beer was decent, it's just draft beer here.  Service was good and the atmosphere was fine.  But I don't think I'll be going back anytime soon.
__label__1 Went here for a pre-show meal. We were looking forward to the beers, and fortunately or unfortunately (depending upon your viewpoint), that was the highlight of the meal. I ordered the ribs, which were dry and not that hot. Also they were not that tender. Their sweet sauce, however, was good, but no sauce can make up for poorly cooked ribs. My wife had the chicken pesto pasta. While that was decent, it wasn't exciting either.\n\nSure, the plates were \"sizeable.\" But PRICEY for what you get. I mean, we could have gone to Aria Italian nearby and gotten a MUCH better quality of food for LESS than this place! I mean, we went here thinking we would get a good value. Unfortunately, it's more than a lot of other comparable places in Uptown.\n\nToo many other choices in Charlotte to come back here.
__label__3 one extra star because they are consistent, well priced and chicken tempura and chicken teriyaki are tastey. this is my go to spot when i want something cheap and \"asian\"
__label__3 with a name like presto, i was expecting italian food.\n\ni stayed in charlotte, nc for a week and in a small walk from my hotel room discovered presto.  i had a garden salad which was accompanied by an entire loaf of bread on it's own mini cutting board, and the seafood jambalaya. everything was delicious. there was plenty of shrimp and large scallops in my jambalaya, the bread came with a plate of olive oil and herbs, and the salad's balsamic vinaigrette dressing wasn't too heavy.\n\nnext time i fly out to charlotte i'll most likely eat at presto again.
__label__1 Oh, Presto, my experience here was just - not - good.  First, my rating of 2/5 stars is based primarily on the food, not the service.  \n\nI dined with a friend on a week night.  The restaurant was pretty empty, no wait for a table.  Our server was friendly and adequate, not magnificent.\n\nI decided to give Presto a try since they had a groupon coupon a while back.  So I had some money to spend, and Iwas able to taste quite a few dishes.  We started off with two appetizers: calamari and crab dip.  Calamari was very good; however, the sauce was, well, gross.  It was overly sweet and had an odd flavor.  We just ignored this and ate the calamari, as is.  The crab dip was another disappointment.  We were given plenty of chips, way more than we had dip for, which is never a great sign.  The cheese had a Velveeta consistency which I absolutely despise!  The cheese was loaded on the top with almost no crab flavor.  Toward the bottom there were whole chunks of crab...and you guessed it...now without any cheese!  \n\nI ordered the lasagna which came with a salad.  I ordered the Caesar salad.  Wow, this was just embarrassing (for them).  It was literally chopped Romaine with bottled dressing (I'd bet all my money - Ken's Steakhouse non-creamy kind).  I had about 4 bites and just put it aside.\n\nThe lasagna.  Well, remember that sauce with the calamari?  That's what is in the lasagna!  I actually had to send the dish back.  I was so disturbed by this sauce that I HAD to ask what was in it.  Well, tell me what you think - tomato sauce with cinnamon, and brown sugar.  \n\nI traded it in for a sandwich.  I just didn't know what to do.  I got a veggie sandwich with fries.  As a PS - bread was over saturated with oil but veggies tasted good.  Fries were under seasoned.  \n\nNot going back, but I think this place may be better as a lunch destination.
__label__2 Ok but not fabulous-decor in room was bland.  Quiet with all the things a business traveler could want including business center where you can print out your boarding pass for free.  Great view of uptown and very comfortable beds.
__label__0 You had to pay $15 per day for Internet access.  The beds were uncomfortable.  The room keys did not work in the parking garage even though they claimed to fix them twice.  The bar us hideously overpriced.\n\nWant a sode in the middle of the night?  Gotta buy it from the gift store before it closes.  1 coke = $300.  \n\nI will NEVER be back.
__label__2 As an avid book reader (more like book inhaler!) I love the Charlotte library system but I sure don't love this location. Yes, they have a larger selection than any of the regional branches. Yes, they have more (and perhaps better trained) staff than the regional branches. And yes, they have more computers than the regional branches.\n\nBut wow, do they have a completely different customer demographic. How many libraries do you know that have a security office? And the stalls in the men's room have doors that are barely half-height?\n\nIf you're in the neighborhood, then sure, stop in. But I wouldn't recommend making a special trip. You'll have a much better experience at almost any of the regional branches.\n\nNote - there is a drive-up book drop in the back.
__label__1 In my area, I have my choice of Time Warner, Windstream & DirectTV. I went with Time Warner many years ago because of the fabulous bundle pricing (basic cable DVR & high speed internet, only). Unfortunately, like almost everything else, they reward you so well as a new customer, but do not offer anything for loyalty.\n\nI've been with them almost 6 years & the first few years were fine.  I was happy with a below $100 bill every month & never had any outages.  Fast forward to the past couple of years & I've had outages out of the blue, significant rate increases, locked into two different year contracts, only to have my bill stand at a whopping $141 every month.  When calling to report outages / issues, I get the run around & a \"few days out\" scheduled appointment.  As far as trying to get a better deal on my service...I'm always told, \"there aren't any promotions available to you right now\".\n\nBuyer's remorse? You bet.
__label__0 TWC IS THE WORST!\n\nUnfortunately, TWC has basically monopolized the Charlotte area.  I am very jealous of all the people who have AT&T Uverse available to them.  I have contemplated DirectTV because TWC is so awful.  Every few months the \"promotion\" on my plan runs out and when I call they say they are giving me the best possible promotion that they usually don't give to any other customer by taking $5 off...how generous.  They really don't care if their customers are unhappy because they know they have no other choice for digital TV.  If you have other options, USE THEM!
__label__0 After taking three afternoons off work to wait for technicians that never showed up, my internet was finally installed, at which point I was informed that even though I ordered wireless, wireless isn't available unless you pay an extra $11 monthly fee for the router. The technician (a very nice guy) advised me to purchase my own router, which I did. When I called Time Warner to register the IP, I was informed that there is a separate $7 a month fee to use your own router.  HORRIBLE, HORRIBLE COMPANY. I hope all the CEOs get halitosis and their wives leave them for John Mayer.
__label__1 I'm maybe I'm missing something here because I found the place to be really underwhelming. The service was excellent friendly and fast but the food was . . . eh. I kept getting a 'chemical taste' off of the food and I'm not normally someone who is sensitive to that kind of thing, I got the brisket tacos and they ended up being 1) kind of chemical artificial tasting and 2) watery from the salsa. Not really a good combination. Maybe I chose poorly but I wasn't impressed at all.
__label__2 A bunch of friends from out of town and I had brunch here a little while back. While the place is kinda fancy (perhaps too fancy for us, considering we had just dragged ourselves out of bed after a long night out on the town), with serious waiters and a sorta stuff ambiance, the place serves great food. Not unsurprisingly, it's kinda expensive. Now that I think of it, we were the only people eating there who were under 30, so make of that what you will. Definitely not the place for a mellow, quick meal. \n\nLike I said, the food is great. I had a great benedict with coffee and cranberry juice. My friend has french-style pancakes, which he said were amazing. Worked for us. \n\nGrab a nice Bloody Mary here and then head out to enjoy a Sunday downtown. Good plan.
__label__1 A few of us went here for lunch on a Friday and while the food was very good the service was very slow and inattentive.   \n\nI had the Blue Petit Mignon and the portion size was just right for lunch.
__label__3 After having an awful, overpriced breakfast at the Courtyard Marriott - Charlotte City Center the morning before, I consulted Yelp to find a place within walking distance that wouldn't give me indigestion.\n\nI recommend the eggs benedict at the Monticell ($9). The eggs were poached perfectly, the hollandaise sauce was nicely seasoned and the cheese grits were a tasty side.\n\nThe service could have been a bit more attentive, and it's not cheap, but I would recommend the Monticello to anyone looking for a good breakfast in this part of Charlotte.
__label__2 I had a very nice brunch here the other day on a weekend trip to Charlotte. The food was very good but the service was ehh. The interior was interesting. I could have easily been in an Ikea on LSD. \n\nWe ordered eggs over easy with country ham, grits and a biscuit. As well as a bunch of sides (mac and cheese, mashed potatoes, collard greens, catfish, cornbread). The country ham was wayyy too salty but mix it up with the grits and you're back in business. Things that were excellent: the cornbread, the biscuit, and the mashed potatoes. The catfish was ok, it didn't really taste like anything but frying oil. \n\nThe service was pretty weak. Our waitress forgot to put our side order of catfish in...I know it sounds absurd.. who orders a side of catfish? Anyway, she forgot it and brought us a full catfish meal at the end of our meal which we didn't turn away 'cause it just wasn't worth the trouble. And to top it off she added an extra omelet to our bill. I usually don't check each line item on my bill but I could tell the waitress was a bit of a basket case and was right. \n\nI'll be back here the next time I'm in Charlotte.
__label__2 Hit up merts for dinner last night..  Had the Fried catfish and Beef rib combo.  Whole fried catfish was a little tough to negociate the bones and didnt not yeald much fish. \"The beef rib\" was chopped up and in a small pile bones and all.  Like other have said the goodness in in the sides..  Mac and Cheese was real and had a nice crust on the top and the corn bread was good.. athough the piece my wife got looked like it was in the oven a littlel too long and dried out a bit.  Overall decent stop
__label__2 Mert's is one of those places you would see on Diners, Drive-ins and Dives. The decor has a quintessential southern comfort feel and will make any out of towner feel welcome. \n\nI don't suggest eating lunch here though; if it happens, it's a wrap. You'll be knocked out like a newborn after boobie feeding. Service is good, food is decent and overall an okay spot to grab a meal.
__label__1 The food was alright and I thought that the portions were a good size. But i think that the service was absolutely terrible. My friend and I walked in and two women at the counter ignored us for a couple minutes, said they would be with us in a second, continued to ignore us until we finally asked if we could just seat ourselves and they just said yes. We then sat ourselves - and waited for about 15 minutes before someone came up and asked if we were going to be eating there. From then on out - the service still was not very good and everything took a long time. The waitress wouldn't even look at us when we were ordering - as if she just did not care. The food definitely does not make up for the terrible service. I will not eat there again.
__label__3 I've eaten at Merts a few times and even received a free birthday meal which included a drink. Very impressed. My favorite dishes are the salmon cakes and the rice and beans with turkey sausage but that dish tends to be too salty at times. Overall, nice place to eat.
__label__4 Thank you Yelp!  We were in town visiting and decided to try this place for lunch based on its good reviews.  Yelpers were right on - delicious (and affordable)!  We loved the cornbread, candied yams, collard greens, carolina chopped bbq, mac & cheese, green beans, and black eyed peas.  Generous portions too.  Full of atmosphere and it was still busy at 3pm.  \n\nWe definitely recommend Mert's.
__label__3 My friend and I were driving from DC and finally made it to Charlotte. We've never been to Charlotte, North Carolina and was craving some serious Southern food. We came in and it was really busy. I ordered the fried chicken breast with sides of collard greens and mac and cheese and my friend ordered the Whiting poboy. The collard greens reminds me of Vietnamese mustard and greens and was so good. That is probably the best friend chicken I've ever had. The skin was flavorful and the meat was juicy and tender. Many times friend chicken comes out really dry, but not at Mert's. Of course I completed my Southern meal with some sweet tea.
__label__1 I liked the atmosphere but the food was WAY too salty.  Just didn't care for it.
__label__1 Had dinner last night here. The food left a lot to be desired. Reputation aside the salmon cakes had no seasoning and the ribeye was tough. Really disappointing. I've been here before when I come to Charlotte and had better food. Hopefully, this was a one-off.
__label__2 Another big soul food spot downtown. If you are looking for chicken, ribs, and other down south delights you are in the right place. The restaurant Is on the small side so there is usually await. But the cornbread is defiantly worth the wait outside if the door. I usually get the fried chicken wings and Mac and cheese.\n\nGood spot to grab dinner, casual, will fill you up.
__label__1 Not the best soul good I've ever eaten. My collard greens mixed with mustards? Were tough. The fried chicken was standard not anything to rave about. Salmon cakes were good. Mac n cheese can pass for soul food. Yams were great! Corn bread mediocre, overall it was okay. Don't believe the hype, especially if you were brought up on Mamas soul food cooking.
__label__2 So it took three trips but I think I'm finally starting to become a fan of Merts.\n\nMy first visit was to pick up some catering for an event and I didn't get a chance to try anything. The second visit was a bust I ordered the chicken wings, cabbage and seasoned rice. Meh, I've had better everything. The chicken wings were just okay, and the cabbage and rice didn't have enough seasoning for my tastes. \n\nBut this last visit was much better. \n\n\nWe started with the Soul Rolls which come stuffed with chicken, rice, greens and black eye peas. They come topped with a spicy honey mustard sauce and were very good. They were crispy and packed with the filling. I'd recommend them. They also bring out some cornbread and that was definitely a highlight for me! It was warm and with some butter....it practically melts in your mouth. \n\nFor my meal I had the pork chops, macaroni and cheese and mashed potatoes. I was impressed with the amount of food you get! Two juicy and well seasoned (yay!) pork chops blackened with delicious seasoning. Very good. For me, the sides were just okay again. I'm not sure what to get that will give me that \"amazing\" feel but I guess I'll keep trying....\n\nI couldn't leave without trying some dessert so I ordered the strawberry cake. It was very very moist and delicious. \n\nSo overall a much better visit this go round...I'll make my way back and give this place another try to see if they can officially win me over.
__label__2 Only went there during happy hour. There was a great drink selection, but it was so crowded the service was not great.
__label__2 Disappointing. My wife and I came here to celebrate her birthday, but the slow and unresponsive service negated the romantic ambiance and decent meal. Considering how empty the restaurant was the night we were there, it shouldn't have taken 20 minutes for us to get a plate of bread and 2 glasses of water. \n\nThe food was good, but not particularly memorable. While we enjoyed the Lobster Mac n' Cheese, the scallops I ordered for a main course were bland, and my wife was equally unimpressed with her chicken dish. When time came to order coffee and dessert, we headed up the street to the Capitol Grille. \n\nMimosa Grill boasts a great Uptown location and an elegant atmosphere. But with the wide selection of outstanding dining options in Charlotte, I wasn't sufficiently impressed to go back.
__label__4 I had a great meal with friends had drinks they had all we wanted! The staff was great not rude like the kings kitchen the food was great! thank you so very much! I shall keep coming back! Come here leave the kings kitchen food is great looks great staff out of this world!
__label__0 This place is a craphole. My friends and I have gone for a 2 AM breakfast a couple of times (I know that seems weird but it's cheaper than eating at the diner that caters the breakfast!) and the people working there are absolute dicks. The girl at the front door acts like she's the hottest thing since sliced bread. The girls that walk around are bit*hes unless you're throwing wads of money out. I jokingly told one of the girls that my friend wanted a lap dance and within 5 minutes he came back really mad. He said she danced and he handed her $30 and she said \"NO! It's $60!\"  That's crazy considering the girls don't even look very good! Maybe I'm biased because I'm not a strip club kind of guy but this place is a bad way to end a good night
__label__1 Pizza is like art. Your dough acts as a canvas and your tomato sauce is like the paint... ok, I know, cut the crap. It's just pizza.\n\nMy mom came to visit this weekend and we found ourselves at the door of Fuel - the neon sign beckoning us in - so we accepted the invitation. First impression: Truck stop? Where is the gasoline smell? I mean, if they want to go all the way authentic they should just put in a gas pump. Heck, that would draw in plenty of people!\nWe were the first ones there.. which was good because about 3 minutes later the line was out the door, literally. We each got a slice. I kept it plain, what can I say.. I'm a pizza minimalist. You can really tell a lot about a pizza place by the way a slice of cheese pizza tastes.. and this is.. average. Although I do love the thin crust I'm lost with the amount of grease. The sauce is good, not to sweet, but the cheese is sparse and knowing what you can get else ware makes it less worthwhile.\nI'd say this would be a good place to crash in a drunken stupor but for my sober days I'll head out to Rosario's in Concord. That's a real pie.
__label__1 The two stars are for one thing.. The SLICE.  It is a descent piece of pie that would only be completely wonderful at 3am after a long night of drinking.  Other than that, this place is grimy, creepy, and nasty.  I would suggest trying one of the other Fuels outside of the city.. Trust me.  \n\n-Ian M.
__label__4 My wife and I went last night for a \"date night\" and were very pleased. Very romantic, quiet, well-decorated. The bar was comfortable and they had a great selection and service (friendly but not too chatty). The staff was overall what really made this experience so good. Every person was friendly, knowledgable, and fun. The dinner was very good although we didn't care too much for the flash-fried calamari. \n\nWe would absolutely recommend this wonderful restaurant and will be coming back.
__label__1 This place is quite a paradox....\n\nYou almost have to love to hate it...\n\nWhy do I say this?\n\nThe FOOD is terrible....\nThe bread is soggy, the sandwiches uneventful..the burgers bland...and the fries are pedestrian...\n\nThe amenties are average picnic tables w/bad wood booths...\nTHe prices are high for what you get...\n\nSo why would you LOVE it?\n\nThey have some INCREDIBLY hot girls who work there...\n\nMy high school friend who's still a bachelor would LOVE\nthis place.  \n\nThese girls are all his cup of tea.\n\nALL of the girls are young, wispy, curvy and pretty...\nProbably 5'1-5'5\" walking around in form fitting outfits\nw/long straight hair...and perfectly tanned faces w/incredible\nfeatures.\n\nNot just ONE..but ALL of them are like that.\n\nIs this where the girls who didn't make the Carolina Panther cheerleader squad work?  At least they must be the little sisters of the panther cheerleaders.\n\nYOu will see LOTS of pervy looking silver haired men in this place..pretending like they like the food..\n\nIt's too bad the girls have no idea how to be servers..\n\nI ordered a roast beef sandwich but instead of getting what I want..I was forced to get what the girl wanted me to order...it was like a jedi mind trick!\n\nMe \"I'd like a cold roast beef, w/some dip on the side\"\nHer \"So you want the au jou...\"(scolding me)\nME \"Um..not really..I wanted the vegetables on the cold sandwich\"\nHer \"You can get that but it's still an au jou\"\nME \"Okay...I guess?\"\nHer \"Yes..so you are getting the au jou\"\n\nSO she gives me the roast beef Au Jou and of course\nI got no lettuce tomatoes etc as I requested.\nI didn't even want to bother to correct her..\n\nI could tell it wasn't getting through.\n\nJust stand there honey..in your skin tight leggings, ugg boots\nand form fitted sweater and smile.\n\nThat's why guys spend 10-20 dollars in here.\n\nAt least this isn't frowned upon like it is in California and is actually CELEBRATED here in Charlotte.\n\nPretty girl who can't do much..serving you bad food!
__label__2 I headed over to here after roller derby shenanigans one Thursday night. Thursdays at Hartigans are karaoke night so I was kept pretty entertained.\n\nThe interior is nice-- almost sport-bar-y by feel rather than a pub. Brightly lit, and more tables and bar seats than booths. \n\nThe bartender wasn't exactly rude to me, but not particularly nice either.\n\nI snacked on some fries while I was there- pretty subpar. The beer selection was mediocre and definitely a pinch more pricey than the quality I got.\n\nOne great thing though, I have to mention, about this place is it is GLBT friendly and not flamboyant about it. In the south, that isn't as common so yeah. Props for that.
__label__1 Strange little place hidden on 5th St. in uptown that for some reason stays packed. Of course, it's not really hard to pack this place, as small as it is. It does seem to be popular though, probably mainly due to the scenery of the bartenders. \n\nUnfortunately, you only get a glimpse of them as you grab a drink and try to stay out of the crush. And good luck getting back to your group or your table without spilling half of your drink, if you are lucky enough to find a place to sit.\n\nLive bands and, more often, DJs are in there spinning some decent tunes, but Phil's is more often a staging point for the rest of the evening, a springboard to bigger places and better things.
__label__1 I'm writing this review as I sit in the Hilton Garden Inn at Charlotte.\n\nThe rooms are adequate, with most coming with a flat screen television or two, comfortable beds, and ample showers or hot tub jacuzzis. There is also a full service restaurant and bar in the Lounge area of the Hotel.\n\nI will also give them a nod for their complimentary shuttle which will travel you anywhere in a three mile radius of the hotel. The dude driving the shuttle was very polite and curtious ... I'm guessing because he didn't have to stay or work in the Hotel itself.\n\nUnfortunately, that's where the good stuff ends.\n\nThe gym facilities are atrocious. 2 Treadmills, a recumbant bike, and an Elliptical machine with maybe 4 medicine balls littered around a room that measures 6 ft x 20ft, if that. A grotesque pool with a grimey bottom that on more than one occasion I considered drowning myself in to free myself from my mortal shackles and break free from this prison of a hotel.\n\nConcierge wasn't helpful at all -- when I arrived at the front desk and asked if I could score a bottle of water to use the gym, because I didn't feel like paying the $4.00 fee for drinking the Fiji water they had in my room, the guy at the front desk stuck up his nose and snootily informed me \"You can purchase water from the gift shop.\" Sorry buddy, at over $150 bucks per night, you can *give* me a water for the cost of... free. Also, what kind of idiot buys bottled water as a gift?\n\nThe in House internet is the slowest you will find. I'm a computer / IT guy myself and it is flagrantly apparent that this place throttles their bandwidth usage. Online Games of any type slow to a crawl, and streaming video sites such as Hulu or YouTube take forever and a day to load. This is the year 2010 -- we should have hover cars by now, but apparently its too much to ask for a sad excuse for a Hilton to manage their Internet Connection enough to let me watch the Keyboard Cat before dying of boredom.\n\nThe location is also horrible. Right next to the Nascar Hall of Fame ... and thats about it. Everywhere you'd want to go is located 1/2 mile or so into the city, so you have to take the shuttle to get anywhere. Without the shuttle, this place would be unstayable.\n\nAlright / Mediocre Rooms + Satisfactory Shuttle Service + Snooty Concierge + Horrible Gym Facilities + Atrocious Location = Don't waste your time. I saw a park bench a few blocks away that I will be living under during my next stay in Charlotte. Do yourself a favor and visit the aLoft at the Epicenter -- it beats this place in every measurable way.
__label__4 Until Del Frisco showed up, best steak and best wine list in town!!!  Now...it's a toss up.  Wait staff is extremely knowledgable and friendly.  Go light on the app's, everyone...the steaks are ridiculously large.  They've got one of those wine lists that is made for every single person that can walk through that door...great whites and great reds...excellence whether you're staying under 20 bucks, or if you're budget is big time.  Also, the bar out front is a great place to enjoy some happy hour and watch the cougars on the prowl...fun people watching.
__label__4 This is the classic Capital Grille experience.  And that is a classy, high-end one at that.\n\nThe product here is very similar to other Capital Grille's, so I will not go into detail.  The point I was wanting to make here is that I happened to be out with a co-worker who is a very experienced bar man who's also a bit of a foodie and really enjoys a good restaurant.  So, being a classy place, he started ordering some really traditional drinks that you just don't hear of much these days.  The bartender at this Capital Grille was definitely up to the measure required for CG staff and the high-end product they deliver.\n\nA couple drinks we had made are a Baby Guiness (which I had never heard of myself).  Barman knew exactly what to do, even the pour over the back of a spoon.  Another was Sambuca, which was expertly paired with 3 coffee beans.  The guy knew what he was doing.  And it was done smartly.\n\nCapital Grille - always a good fine dining experience.
__label__2 Took two colleagues from work here for a belated, \"thanks for all you did in 2011\", lunch. I have never been to this location for dinner but had a kick butt good dinner at a Houston location a couple years ago so the lunch expectations were high. \n\nThe service was quite good but the food was just good which is not good enough at these prices. And yes, you are allowed to say \"these prices\" even at lunch at a place like CG. \n\nHITS - Wedge salad. Very yummy blue cheese dressing, quality bacon, fresh lettuce and tomato and as big as your head. The hot, fresh bread and cold butter. \nAVERAGE - Clam chowder. It had good flavor and a respectable amount of clams but way too many potatoes and was luke warm. \nMISSES - Chefs burger. Ordered medium rare, served medium well and had barely any flavor to it. \n\nBack to Ruth's Chris for next years thank you lunch...
__label__3 I'll be honest- we only ate here because we were given a $100 gift card. This made a ridiculously expensive restaurant cost about as much as it would cost us on an average night out. We skipped drinks and dessert (we were really too full of other stuff anyway!) and our bill still came to $114 before tip. I was surprised that the dress code was so casual for such a nice place; my husband and I dressed up (hey, it's not every day that we eat so fancy!) but we saw folks there in shorts and flip flops, too.\n\nWe started with the delicious bread, and calamari. The calamari was spicy, and it would have been better with some sort of dipping sauce, but I guess that isn't classy enough for the Capital Grille! I just squeezed lemon juice all over my plate and it was delicious.\n\nI ordered the citrus-glazed salmon for my entree, with a spinach salad and warm bacon dressing on the side. The salmon was a very generous portion that was very well done. I'm very picky when it comes to salmon and I found this to be fresh and delicious. The salmon also came resting on a generous bed of asparagus, onions, etc. which was an unexpected surprise as we'd been told that all sides were a la carte. I definitely could have skipped the spinach salad, just because I already had so much food and we were staying in a hotel without a mini fridge. But the salad itself was delicious- more of a dinner portion than a side, actually.\n\nMy husband ordered the steak and lobster. At $49 it was one of the more expensive entrees on the menu, yet is was a LOT smaller than my salmon (which was $33). He was disappointed at the size for that price, actually. But it still managed to be large enough that he couldn't finish it, with the bread and calamari he'd already eaten. The steak and lobster were both delicious, though.\n\nThe service was impeccable. Our server, Denise, was friendly and attentive and very knowledgeable. I would highly recommend the Capital Grille for anyone looking for a nice steak or seafood dinner.
__label__2 Wen't to Capital Grille for my birthday dinner. I hadn't been here since I was in High School. From what I remembered it was really good. Of course everything is a la carte. I ended up only having Lobster Mac and Cheese. (I'd already had a recovery meal after party #1) It was okay. Could have used a boost in flavor somewhere. Maybe some salt. My biggest concern was my drink. Is that bad? I'm concerned with my drink. Anyway, I ordered a Sidecar. It came in a goblet style glass full of ice. Someone please correct me if I'm wrong. Are Sidecars not to be served up? With actual Cognac? I figured Capital would know better than that. Other than that my large group was served well. They even threw some berries on a platter with my cake that my friends brought. Nice touch. Oh, and we saw celebrities, like face to face. Thank goodness CIAA will be back for six more years!!
__label__4 The steak was cooked to perfection  .  Staff  is very friendly. Nice place to hang out.
__label__4 This the most ultramodern, upscale place I've been to in a long time.  This little place is tucked away inside the Marriott City Center and is a really treat to go to.  Very high class, boldly decorated and has some awesome food.  It's expensive (as you would expect) but it's worth it. The veal was a mouthwatering experience to say the least.  The servers were very impressive, they were very attentive and you could tell they really wanted us to have a good experience.  But the best part of the meal is always the dessert and I have four words for you, Krispy Kreme bread pudding.  That is all.
__label__4 Must say that Bulleit Burbon is very hard to find and this place had it.  SCORE!! Dark leather, dark wood, great conversation areas, lots of cigar smoke and great service.  Didn't have to buy a cigar, the place was a blue-grey haze of smoke.   \n\nKind of wonky getting into the place.  It's not really in the hotel but it is.  You have to walk in the breezeway before the lobby.  Door is a bit unexpected, but not hidden.  Not their fault, but in a sense it adds to the ambiance.
__label__2 Went to my first Panthers' game the other day; real good time, actually, even though I couldn't care less about the Panthers. It seems I'm the only one who doesn't: the place was, to my surprise, absolutely packed with Panther's fans. Pretty good for a team that's only been around for, what, ten years?\n\nOn game day, the stadium is absolutely surrounded and consumed by tailgating fans; during the rest of the week, it stands there, right outside of downtown, quiet and lonely looking. I guess that can be said of a lot of stadiums, though. \n\nAs for the place itself, really good facilities and pretty good crappy stadium food--hotdogs, pretzels, beers, that kinda stuff. But it actually wasn't as expensive as I'd feared. Pretty reasonable, in fact, which is a rarity. \n\nAnd the fans were well-behaved and fun. Definitely a nice, family-friendly atmosphere. And there are always tickets available, so check it out.
__label__3 There is not a bad seat in this house for a football game.  Seriously!  We had our backs against the wall in the \"nosebleeds\" to see the Panthers vs Saints December 2013, and had a GREAT time with a wonderful view!  If you think it might rain, bring a poncho; if you think it'll be cold, bring a coat!  Employ common sense, and you'll have a blast!\n\nTHAT BEING SAID... the concession workers STINK on an alarming level.  By and large it takes almost a HALF HOUR to get a drink of ANY sort.  I stood in line for 20 minutes (ALL OF HALFTIME AND THEN SOME) for a diet pepsi... the workers are worse than slow... actually, city workers could give them some tips on efficiency... it's THAT bad if you're not in club-level seating.  My advice?  Eat before you arrive, arrive early, order your drinks, get cozy in your seats, and enjoy the game! :)
__label__0 Bland franchise with a terrible uni color scheme and brutal logo. Other than the one season Jake Delhomme did not play like the mediocre QB he is, that's it. I defy anyone outside of Carolina to name a player on the Panthers. Julius Peppers does not count as he just left.\n\nI do love one thing; Coach Fox likes to call the onside kick at the most unlikely times and they often work.
__label__2 They always get so out of breath, this team. Hence their name: Carolina Panters.\n\nI'm no fan of the Carolina Panthers. Cam Newton is pretty cool, so was Steve Smith, but yeah. And Peppers. He was good.\n\nI feel bad that you guys have to go with the name Carolina. It always makes me feel like it's a real diss to Charlotte. I could understand it with New England playing so far outside Boston, and wanting to draw in the rest of the states in the region. And Boston is so famous already for all of its other teams and things that it doesn't need the Patriot name. But you would be surprised how many people outside Carolina don't even know which city the Panthers play in. \"Charlotte could have an NFL team right?\" said a friend of mine. \"That's a big city isn't it?\"\n\nAnyway, I'm more of a Raleigh-Durham-Chapel Hill person than a Charlotte person anyway, but more power to the Panthers and good luck to them in all their future ventures.\n\nI just wish they didn't always sound so out of breath.
__label__2 I really like the atmosphere of this pub when we first went there.  I liked how small and intimate it was.  I like dark, candle lit bars.  It just makes me feel a little more cozy. Unfortunately, the service was a bit lacking.  It took about 10 minutes to get a beer (on several occasions) when there was hardly anyone there, and they charged us twice for 2 single Jameson's. We didn't catch this until we had gotten home. It's not that big of a deal, but considering we went on a night when it wasn't that busy, you think they would be paying more attention to what was going on in front of the bar (i.e. people waiting for drinks) and behind the bar (i.e. getting someone's tab right) I have a feeling we'll be going back. It was a great time regardless, but I guess there are some things that just leave a bad taste in your mouth.  We'll be going back though. ;)
__label__4 A well kept secret! If you are looking for wine treats, you have to check this out. It is like a little wine store located right inside the department store. They do tastings and classes and have a special room for the fine stuff.. I have only just peeked through the glass, but YUM!
__label__3 The Arthur's menu offers a wide variety of options, including burgers, sandwiches, wraps, soup, salad, & grinders...plus wine desserts & other treats.\nA great spot found in Southpark Mall, to avoid the food court and maybe select something a little healthier.
__label__2 It's definately meat-markety as previously stated. It's a place you gotta wanna go. If you're lookin for a relaxing evening then don't go here- simple as that. If you feel like taking a stranger home - this is a prime destination. Everyone is beyond trashed, normally. And o-yea, the more clevage you show the quicker you'll get your drink. Hey, I'm not opposed to using womenly wiles. \n\nI wasn't terribly impressed by the music but then again I rarely listen to the radio anymore. Anyhow! Huge space, sticky floors, gross bathrooms, and lots of horny people ..... sometimes you just want that.
__label__1 I sat at the bar to try out Lavecchia's during Queen's Feast, Charlotte's Restaurant Week, fixed price 3-course menu. The atmosphere was nice & attentive. I didn't see the hostesses smiled once during the meal. Not sure what's up with that. I ordered the loster bisque, grilled Atlantic salmon & chocolate layer cake. The bisque was lukewarm at best. The salmon was tasty & the only redeeming part of the meal. The chocolate cake was cold & hard. If this place is deciding to dog it for what is supposed to be a showcase week for restaurants that's pathetic. If that's just how it is here then that's bad given their price points. Either way, I won't be coming back.
__label__3 This place is a cool place in Charlotte.  They have Salsa dancing on Thursdays that can get pretty busy.\n\nI usually come here midweek, but hear that  weekends are fun too.  The bald headed bartender was very friendly and knowledgable.  The IPA I had was really good (but just a tad warm).  I am staying at the Holiday Inn across the street so this is a good low-key find right next to my hotel.   Was described as a Bank Of America bar and not a Wachovia Bar, I guess the two of them compete in this town?!?!.........Kidding.  Have fun.
__label__1 I really want to like this place because it is right across the street from where I work and we really have no other lunch options that are very close by.  However, it is very incosistent.  The past 3 times I have gone for lunch they have been out of something for the chicken cesear salad, but have not told me until I receive my order.  The first time they were out of parmesean cheese, the second time they were out of the usual sliced white meat chicken and replaced it with what appeared to be shredded leg meat and finally today they only had half a small to go cup of dressing.  All three of these items seem to be very important to making a salad that only has 4 ingredients.  If I would have known this upfront I would not order the cesear salad.  I guess I should always ask before I order to ensure that they have all of the ingredients.  In addition, it seems a little pricey for what they offer.  I can pay $9 and get a better salad at many other places uptown, I guess they are able to charge for convienence.
__label__3 this place is fun because it is on the light rail line.   things here do tend to be expensive, but i will say the sushi is yummy and normally priced.  the tizerts cakes are so delish i would eat them until i died.
__label__2 Trendy-looking on the inside, which immediately ups the cool factor.  An ex-boyfriend took me here on a date and we enjoyed it.  I liked all the food we had except the foie gras; not necessarily the restaurant's fault, I just didn't like the texture.  I didn't want it, but Brian let me have a bite.  The wine sampler with dessert was a lot of fun.  The service was great....I'm just not sure it was worth the price.
__label__1 I have been here three times now. For some reason a lot of my coworkers really like it. It's a popular lunch-time destination. \n\nThey are known for their southern, Louisiana style dishes. I would say it's just pretty typical, heaving-tasting foods. Their gyros are not bad actually, but the creole with shrimp and blacken fish I had as a lunch special were just too salty and heavy for me. I'm sure some who love their soul food would appreciate it, but it wasn't for me. \n\nIt gets pretty crowded during lunch hours, and the spaces are quite tight.
__label__2 It's a good ole southern home cooking joint on the west side. The biggest plus is the prices. Not many places still have dinner meal for less than $7 with 2 sides and a tea (their dinner specials come with tea). \n\nFood is typical.  Grilled pork chop is a little dry and tough. Better off with the fried pork chop. And when I said pork chop I meant super thin cut ones.  Country fried steak's gravy was the whitest I have ever seen... Thus a little bland.  It reminds me of comfort food people referring to when they talk about their grannies. Nothing against grannies (or moms), but I have found out in the 2 decades I have lived in the south that their cookings are normally pretty plain and non-eventful. But knowing so still doesn't stop us from wanting granny's pot roast because it is the consistency and thoughts and memories that matter.  What is off in quality at Gardenia is made up by the \"sweetie/honey\" southern hospitality and down home appeal. \n\nIt's a solid spot for a low budget meal.  You will be happy if you have the right mindset and expectation.
__label__3 I like to refer to this place as.... The Key Shack! If you drive by, that's exactly what it looks like: a little shack in the middle of Park Road Shopping Center. It make look a little sketch (there was some homemade BBQ for sale next to the Shack when I was here a few weekends ago), but they get the job done.\n\nI went here after a referral from a friend. I was looking for a hard to find key to duplicate for one of the uptown residential buildings. Sure enough, they had the key here. I had a new key and exchanged cash in about 5 minutes. If you have a hard to find key to duplicate - this is your spot!  Plus... one you're done you can stroll through the rest of Park Road Shopping Center if you so desire (cupcakes, coffee, Michael's, antiques, it's all here).
__label__3 I went in here when I had some time to kill while a watch was being fixed, and really liked it.  The layout was a little tough to figure out at first - hard to know if a book would be in new releases, fiction, bestsellers, etc.  but the staff is very helpful.  They also have great cards, journals and other gifts.  I love that they have a big jigsaw puzzle on a table with chairs around it if you want to sit down and work on it while someone else is shopping.
__label__2 So I need to ask you something, Charlotte Yelpers.  \n\nForgive me because I am from out of town, and I respect you all.  But I know how serious you all take your barbecue.  During my recent trip there, I had co-workers who took me to Mac's Speed Shop for what they told me was authentic Carolina barbecue.  I loved it.  I noticed that Mac's has 3 1/2 stars currently on Yelp, same as this place.  \n\nCharllotte Yelpers, how can you tell me that this place is anywhere near as good as Mac's?  \n\nYou see, I had one day to myself to get lunch.  I decided to trust the Yelp app to find me another barbecue place.  I saw this place was near me, and having never heard of it before being from Philadelphia, I assumed this would be another authentic place.  And even though it had less reviews, I thought since it had the same level of stars as Mac's, I'd get some good barbecue that was at least as close as what they serve there. \n\nIt was about 5 minutes into sitting down here when I realized that I was sitting in the south's version of Famous Dave's.  \n\nDon't get me wrong.  I enjoyed the combo that I had.  It wasn't bad at all.  But come on.  If you want authentic barbecue, you don't come here.  I felt slightly let down.  \n\nNow that I've had my \"What the hell are you thinking Charlotte\" rant, I'll say that for a chain restaurant, the food was pretty tasty, the service was very good, and I'd eat here again if I ever had the chance.  Both the pulled pork and the chicken were decent if not spectacular. \n\nWell, maybe I won't eat here again if I'm in the area with Mac's not too far away.  But it was good enough if not the greatest.
__label__3 I have to agree with Todd W. on this one...this place consistently shows \"winners\"...no joke...it seems like the majority of the movies that are shown here win some type of award! Oscars, Golden Globes etc.\n\nSo, yes, I like this theater because they show great movies and those movies tend to stick around a bit longer in the theater. The inside is nothing to really write home about - it's a bit older, but the location is super convenient to SouthPark and MP/Dilworth. Concessions are standard - expensive, yet always a necessity in my book. You'll likely pay the same prices here as you will at other theaters, but the film selection is really why you'll make the trip. \n\nI know I'll be back to Park Terrace Theaters soon...probably to see some half-indie flick that will be nominated for an Oscar!
__label__3 I went with my wife a couple of weeks ago.  We arrived not knowing what we wanted to see.  Noticed that Bridesmaids was scheduled at 9:25 and decided to see it even though it was only 8:50.  We walked around a bit in the shopping center across the street, and came back.  The lady said the theater was ready yet so we sat and read for a bit until I noticed it was 9:25, so we went in to the theater only to discover the movie was playing!  but it quickly became apparent that it wasn't the beginning but  rather the end!\n\nTurns out that the sign was wrong outside (i double checked to see what it said) and that it was a 9:55 movie not 9:25.  Needless to say we were a bit annoyed to wait another half hour for the movie.  However, the manager came over and offered to refund our tickets, which I thought was a very nice gesture given the screw-up.   It definitely is a move that will make me come back again to this theater.\n\nVery cool vintage 50's facade, and an interesting mix of independent and main-stream cinema.  I like it.  And who cares about the seats anyway.  They might be old, but I was never uncomfortable.
__label__3 Ride the Intimidator. Some say to visit the great wall of China before you die...I say tide the Intimidator.
__label__0 I will never go here again. Last Saturday, I paid for my ticket and headed in. Unfortunately, after waiting nearly two hours for the Nighthawk, it was put out of service, as were some others in the park that day. This has happened to me several times at Carowinds and I really don't understand how their coasters malfunction daily, sometimes multiple times. After purchasing a ticket, I literally got to ride one ride, for which I also waited over an hour. And of course their were no refunds even though it was their issue.
__label__2 Small park, over priced food, we paid $55 for 3 slices of pizza , 2 orders of chicken wings that were the smallest flavorless wings we have ever had, and 2 beers.....never again....pack food
__label__0 If you have been to Disney or even Chi-fil-a this place will disappoint you with their horrible customer service. Perhaps when 80% of your staff are 18 yrs and younger you need to instill respect, courtesy and the customer is always right b/c they just dropped a freakin mini fortune on this crappy amusement park that post hours of operations for stores and restaurants as suggested times. And you only get 1 star because I couldn't leave it blank
__label__0 First off a came in and the guy didn't acknowledge me, and when he thought it was a decent time to ask me if I needed help. I told him that I called for tires cause I had a flat then, the guy said wait a minute and helped a guy who just wanted air in his tire so I waited for them to finish and he said how can I help you again and I said I would like a tire, then he asked for my keys said have. I been here before then said you can sit down now. If I wasn't form another city I wouldn't have come but I'm in a tight situation so I had to bite the bullet. Never again tho
__label__2 I'vs shopped at this Old Navy many times.  Prior to March 1, 2014, my shopping experiences had been pleasant.  The floor associates are very nice and really go the extra step to help customers choose the best fitting jeans.  While I have always found the floor associates helpful, the cashiers are far less pleasant.\n\nMy trip on March 1st was the most disturbing.  The store was pretty busy because of the $15 sale on jeans.  Finding a floor associate that wasn't helping another customer was impossible.  I took my purchases to the counter and asked the cashier to check the stores inventory for a size 6 pants for my little girl.  She said there were plenty on the shelf.  I told her I looked repeatedly but was not able to find a pair.  I suggested that the pants must have been on a shelf too high for me to reach.  She then asked me if I wanted to pay for my items, then go back and try to reach the pants on my own then stand in line again to complete a second transaction.  I told her I did not want to do that...that I wanted her to have an associate get the pants for me (seeing as I did not have a ladder) and ring up all my items on a single transaction.  With a very disapproving look, she said \"fine\" and stormed off.  Very unpleasant experience.\n\nWould give five stars if not for the terrible check out service.  My latest experience was extreme but the cashiers have always been less than friendly.  I guess cashiers and floor associates receive different training.\n\nAs a side note, the tiny clearance section allows only a few shoppers at a time.  Any more than that and you could start feeling claustrophobic.
__label__0 Crime is a problem!  I had my phone and keys stolen from me while I was in the pool at Dowd.  My babysitter had her car broken into in the Dowd parking lot as well. Both of these events took place within the last 2 months.  It is not worth working out at a place where you and your property are unsafe.
__label__4 First of all, this place is phenomenal.  I have a membership to the Morrison (close to work), but decided to come try out Dowd on the weekend since it's so close to my house.\n\nI walked in and asked where the cardio machines are.  The staff member behind the counter let me know that they have a few cardio machines in the Women's locker room and the rest were on the next floor.  I walked into the locker room just to check out the machines (imagining a treadmill next to the shower) and was SHOCKED.  And I really do mean I was floored.  \n\nThe Women's locker room has to be about 2,000 sq ft!  It's enormous!  There is basically a Women's gym inside the locker room!  I fell in love.  Lockers, a Jacuzzi, showers, mirrors to get ready, hair dryers, a cardio room, changing rooms, weight machines, yoga mats, a tv, and more!  Holy crap, did I just die and go too gym-heaven?!\n\nNeedless to say I didn't actually make it out of the Women's locker room to see the rest of the building.  In my defense, I didn't really need to.  They had everything I needed right there!  \n\nWhat a wonderful place!  I will definitely be back!
__label__3 This ymca is very large.  It has 4 floors to exercise.  Like 10 racket ball rooms.  Towel and rags are ease of access to shower and etc.  The downside is that most hours of the day it is crowded because it is located downtown.
__label__1 Very RUDE management- we had to wait over an HOUR to get our car out of valet while we watched people leave left and right...we mentioned this to several people - we were offered many excuses to find out in the end that they completely misplaced our CAR! I would have been satisfied if they had offered us a drink- our table spent over $200 on our dinner- we didn't even get an apology...I wrote a letter and everything!\n\nThe waitstaff was friendly- the meal was ok - nothing special considering Charlotte has plenty of great restaurants . Restaurants have a lot to do with relationships- and they killed mine with this one.  Bottom line the food wasn't THAT good to warrant my return...
__label__2 They're trying so hard for swank. They really are. But they're failing. And it leaves me feeling blue. The bar is understaffed, they don't have a great selection, the decor is predictable (although they do have a nice set of high tables) and the lighting is a bit weird. It is a good place to have a good conversation though - just be warned, it might leave you feeling blue too.
__label__1 Reservation for 2 on a Saturday made with ease.  Maybe a warning sign. Valet parking was easy, as there was a basketball game, so Charlotte was busy.  The jazz ensemble was playing when we walked in.  Pretty cool - so far.  It took me a while, but I realized after a while that the inside of this place reminds me of a restaurant you would find inside of a Radisson in a medium sized city.  A restaurant that serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner - and mostly from a buffet (not that there's a buffet, here) - I'm speaking about the (lack of) atmosphere.  It was also very loud.  I couldn't really hear the jazz band, just a large amount of noise.  \n\nOh, yeah, the food.  I ordered the Antipasti, and my wife ordered the Pumpkin She Crab Soup.  Those were both pretty good.  My wife ordered a glass of wine, and the pour was pretty minimal.  Look - we get it, we're not going to make the restaurants night on liquor.  I didn't order alcohol, and my wife only ordered a glass - but it was below the 1/4 full mark.  Pretty lame.  \n\nFor the main course, I had the lamb, which is a specialty, and my wife ordered the chicken stuffed with mushrooms and mascarpone.  We would never normally order chicken at a restaurant, but glad we did.  It saved the meal.  It was really good.  The lamb, however, was a stew, with veggies and such in a large pot.  It is as advertised.  It lacked a lot in the flavor department.  \n\nOne word of warning.  If you get the sea bass, it is filleted table side.  The couple (right) next to us ordered it, and it smelled, and looked kind of gross.  It kind of set me off for the rest of the meal.  \n\nDesserts were good.  I ordered the brownie topped with raspberry semifreddo, and she ordered the salted carmel pudding.  Both were OK - but not awesome.  We also had to wait for coffee.  \n\nThe service was ok, but not great.  Our waters weren't refilled but once.  \n\nI waffle between 2 stars and 3.  I think the best way to describe it is, we wouldn't go back unless some good friends really wanted to go there.
__label__3 I went on a Saturday at lunch not very busy ... Friday I went by for lunch and it was busy with the downtown office people. Service and food was great... got the dragon and volcano rolls very good! And tasty fried dumplings... if I ever find myself in Charlotte again I will return.
__label__2 Solid sake menu and the staff was helpful in deciding which one to go with. Sushi rolls had an interesting spin but nothing out of the ordinary.
__label__0 *This Review Is For The Business Office Only*\n5 weeks and one day after my wife dropped an online class, we are still fighting with CPCC to get our refund. My wife has made multiple phone calls only to have one returned. It seems her refund is setting in cyberspace. They want her to get her refund by activating a CPCC debit card, which they get a kickback on, and which is no good to use anywhere other than at CPCC.\nMy wife explained that she is almost finished with her degree and will not be attending CPCC again, therefor, does need or want a CPCC debit card, but just wants her money refunded by a check or put back on our debit card. The girl in the business was not very helpful, but kind of rude and snippy, and said she would have her supervisor call my wife, which as usual, we are still wating on a return phone call.\nNot only did CPCC take an $85 fee out of our refund for \"not dropping the class in time\", but now we are having fight to get get the remaining amount of the refund.\nWhen she signed up for the class they took the money from our account that instant, but now 5 weeks and $85 in fees later, we are still fighting to get our refund.\nThere should be some kind of law to prevent this, but since there is not that is why we are going through this to try and get OUR money that CPCC owes us.\nWill post an update when and if this gets resolved, but after what we have already been throught with CPCC, I'm not holding my breath for an easy or fast resolution to this problem.
__label__3 Carbo looooooooooad!\n\nIt's oh-so-fun to carbo load at Great Harvest...a delicious little shop filled with the tastiest bread, sweets and cookies. I see that they also offer fresh sandwiches, but I have yet to nosh on one. All employees are very sweet & friendly and I *think* they still offer punch cards for frequent bread buyers! \n\nSome of my favorite items from Great Harvest...\n\nRosemary garlic: ZOMG. I could eat this at any time of the day...the perfect amount of salt and carb. The bread is great as is and even a bit better toasted up. Trust me. Get some. \n\nDakota: Perfect, substantial sandwich bread with pumpkin seeds on top!\n\nCinnamon swirl: A lower cal option to a cinnamon roll. With butter, yes please.\n\nCookies: In general, I have not come across a cookie I haven't loved here. \n\nCheck out their website for different bread bake days and make sure to score yourself some carby deliciousness. Nom.
__label__3 Great venue for a wedding - I attended a couple of weddings here and the chapel is very quaint.  If you like historic little places with lots of character and don't want to get married in an actual church, this is a great option. It is also centrally located between midtown & uptown districts, which is nice if you have people coming from out of town or simply from different sides of town. There is a beautiful garden outdoors with lots of trees and a sweet little gazebo which is perfect for those wedding photos.
__label__3 Adams 7th St Market is a great deli on the corner of Hawthorne and 7th St.  They have excellent sandwiches, soups and pastas.  You can get a sandwich \"roll\" (medium sized) or hero (large sized).  I opted for a honey turkey club and found the roll size to be just right.  This particular sandwich was delicious: loaded with honey turkey, coleslaw and bacon.  I also enjoyed a side of pesto pasta salad - there were quite a few sides to choose from.  Prices are moderate, service was very quick, and the interior was comfortable and clean.  Highly recommended for lunch!
__label__2 My husband and I have been here on multiple occasions including restaurant week and have always had an amazing time. On this occasion we went with another couple who have never been to the Melting Pot before. We were super excited because we always leave full and happy. \n\nWe made a reservation for 5 pm, on Saturday, the first weekend of restaurant week. It took 15 minutes to be seated, which is a bit out of character for them, but considering the day and the weekend, it was understandable. \n\nWe were seated In a booth upstairs with one burner, which is a mistake with two parties - if you are going with two couples request two burners, it will make your life so much easier. \n\nWe got the cheddar cheese fondue, the pacific meal, and we made our own chocolate, the dark chocolate swirled with peanut butter. The food itself was very good, but I think our waiter was new and did not know how to balance all of his tables. \n\nWe had to ask for more food several times. You can ask for more bread and apples for example until all of your cheese is gone and vegetables and dips during the dinner (meat) portion. We were getting enough of the main part of each course but only enough of the secondary parts like the vegetables and bread and such for half of our group. During the meat part we had to ask another Melting Pot employee for more vegetables and dip because we had given up on our waiter ever bring anything back...we had asked him 20 minutes prior. \n\nOur waiter also turned the burner on too high the entire time, and very rarely explained anything to us, including the dips and the batter during our meat course. I understand that we had been there before, but our friends hadn't. And they didn't get to hear all of the fun things to do with dips like fill the mushrooms with the green goddess, or that the plums sauce is good on the shrimp, or if you mix curry and plum it makes a delicious new sauce. \n\nI think the takeaways from this meal was to 1. Always get at least one burner per couple, 2. Make sure your burners are always on the appropriate heat setting because it will burn your food, and 3. If you are going during prime dining time during restaurant week be prepared to be patient.\n\n***Update. Not even an hour after this review the manager, Steven called me to go over my review and to chat in order to improve their business. I think this is awesome! Remember how I said we had asked another employee for more veggies and dips? It was him! He was amazing and had even tried to see if they had an extra two burner table at the beginning of the meal. With people like him the Melting Pot will always be in business.
__label__3 Food was really good and they have a great wine selection.  I will say we got there at 6:45 and the place was already packed full and the bar too.  Had to stand around for a bit.  Just my husband and I so we have some wine, waited for our table and had a really good time just of the two of us.  Great for date night, little crazy with a group of people.
__label__2 For the first time ever I ate at mama ricotta's tonight with my family, I went because my cousin told me it was good.  We ate family style and it was pretty good, I wasn't a fan of the caesar salad because the dressing taste like a tangy mayo.  Other than that it was pretty tasty food.  The service was excellent, our waitress was really nice and very promp.  We were in and out really fast, the longest wait we had was to be seated and that was about 10 minutes or so.
__label__0 Food was terrible service was ok. We were told it would be a 30-45 minute wait and it turned into an hour and a half wait. Totally not worth it.
__label__3 One of my favorites.  The food and service are always excellent.   Whatever you have, ending with the bread pudding (not listed on the menu) and the tiramisu are a must!!!!
__label__4 Ok I've been eating Italian, real Italian, all my life with my friends and family through New York and New England and even in Italy and I am blown away by the authenticity and quality of the food at Mama Ricotta's - I've lived in Charlotte for about 2 years now and have missed this place until today, New Years Eve 2014. It's not really in my hood but decided I wanted some Rigatoni, Yelp'd it, and these guys came up. I've driven by it dozens of times and to be honest, thought it may be a sandwich/sub shop or some other take out type strip mall joint. DON\"T BE FOOLED by the unassuming street front. Go inside and check it out!! I literally stopped at the reception (yes, I was greeted and welcomed) and had to smile. While taking in the inviting, Italian Chalet ambience that looks like it should be situated on some Mediterranean bluff, I was directed over to the bar to pick up my take away order. The kind gent behind the bar, who was on the horn taking other orders, glanced over with a quick smile to let me know he knew I was there. This is something I always notice in a restaurant or anywhere customer service is important - does that staff look past you or do they make an effort for eye contact? Based on the time frame from order to when I actually arrived (10 min) he was able to guess who I was and promptly went to packaging my order. Needless to say I was already excited - it smelled like my Auntie Rita's (not really my aunt) kitchen on Sunday afternoon. An oversized handled bag (re-usable) was filled with what appeared to be my order plus maybe another 2 patrons orders. Everything was kept in a warmer cabinet (not under a heat lamp) until I arrived which was also housing baking sheets full of tear apart rolls...they'll change your life, for sure. I had a moment to look around their bar/lounge area which I will certainly be back to. I didn't see the wine list but it appears you'll most definitely be able to find something you like - I saw lots of good opened bottles meaning you can get it by the glass. There is a wood fired pizza oven as soon as you walk in and I saw a few being carried out by the staff that looked really nice. The bar keep thanked me, wished me Happy New Year and off I went.\nI ordered the Rigatoni with Meat Sauce and the Chopped Salad. Absolutely amazing!\nThe pasta was cooked perfectly - great texture and flavor. The gravy was bright red and full of fresh tomato flavor. The meat was tender and possibly rough chopped meatballs. The wife thought there should be more gravy but I thought it was just perfect. The salad was certainly a masterpiece. Chopped is certainly the right name for this salad. Everything in it was chopped so that it blended all of the flavors of the salad in every bight.  Olives, Pepperoncini, Tomatoes, Blue Cheese, Nuts (Walnuts??), Lettuce, Kale, Carrot, Onion, Chick Pea.....all I can say is, Damn!\nNeedless to say, I'll be back, lots - Can't wait to work my way through their menu. \nThanks, Mama!
__label__1 Horrible customer service. Unless you are into horror movies or The Simpsons the people working the counter can't give you a honest review. However they will make fun of your movie selections and treat you like crap. Can't wait to go back!!
__label__0 The staff were condescending and outright rude. \n\nThe place smells of a dentist's office, they don't have that much variety in their product, and the prices are subpar.\n\nAfter getting snapped at by one of the workers when I asked if they had any 52mm lens caps (the place they're normally kept was out), I decided to wander around and observe their interactions with other customers. It was much of the same. I watched them deal out the same condescending attitude and impatience with other people who came in. \n\nI'm impressed they can stay in business, honestly. My recommendation: just go online...
__label__2 This is a CIAA weekend review.\n\nThe Big Chill is definitely properly named, especially the BIG part, the place is huge, several rooms including one huge main room.  It's also a laid back place for the most part so it was chill. A little on the fancy side but nobody was wearing tuxedos so it was chill in my eyes.\n\nThe night started slow and the size of the place kind of made it look too big but as people arrived the extra space was definitely needed and appreciated.  The club is big enough that you can dance and have a good time without constantly bumping into everyone around you but also not so huge that you won't still be around other people.\n\nThe bartenders were good and made the drinks strong but at the same time very reasonable priced. I'm used to DC prices when drinks are going for 10+ dollars, so a 5 or 6 dollar mixed drink was right up my alley.\n\nSecurity and the front door were cool, they knew people were there to have a good time and didn't go through all the pretending that their club was extra hot by making people wait outside for no real reason.  \n\nOne odd thing I did notice was that the group I was with all brought tickets in advance and some of the group, their tickets were brought by one guy, well at The Big Chill, the person who actually bought the tickets must be present for you to gain entry. I could see this being a problem if you get your tickets from a friend in advance but don't arrive to the party with them, you may have to wait. No huge issue though.\n\nThere is no real parking lot and if there is, it is either small or hidden, so we valeted the car but even that was affordable and honestly you just feel extra fancy when you pull up to a venue and somebody opens the door for you.\n\nThe Big Chill was a cool place to have a night out, definitely more fun if you're with a bigger crowd because like I said the place is a bit on the massive side but I judge places about how much fun I had and I had a cool time.\n\nI recommend The Big Chill for your partying needs.
__label__3 I went to Femme Fest at the Visulite and saw some great female performers. I really like the Visulite - with its cool but cozy interior. The only downside is that the floor is pretty tiny. I've stayed on the level just above the floor every time I've been there and ended up sitting at a table (and I'm normally a stand-right-by-the-stage concert-goer).\n\nI've also been impressed with the service at the bar each time I've gone. I guess I just expect to wait forever for a drink, but I've always had fast, attentive bartenders at the Visulite. Definitely check out a show there.
__label__4 I've been going to the Visulite since it opened.  It's my favorite live music venue in Charlotte.  So many great bands have hit this stage.  Most of the staff have worked here since the beginning.  Great atmosphere.  Many wonderful memories!
__label__4 Great Indian restaurant!  It's like stepping across a few continents and tasting authentic Indian cuisine.  The \"naan\" flat bread is piping hot when it comes to your table.  The garlic naan is my favorite.  And the curries are always wonderful.  \n\nIf you haven't tried Indian food, take your time getting used to the menu.   Generally the main dishes are chicken, lamb or vegetables, in a different kind of curry sauce.  If you go on a date you can order two or three plates and share.  The items toward the top of each list are simpler and less spicy.  The further down the menu you go, the more interesting and spicy the dishes get.  I recommend starting with \"medium\" and seeing if that's too hot or if you'd actually like spicier.   If you ask for \"between mild and medium\" they can do that too.  I like to pick one meat dish and one vegetable dish, usually something with potatoes.  Dinner comes with basmati rice (long grain rice with a little saffron).\n\nSuper friendly service although not American style waitering.  There is generally a head waiter who is also the host.  They will seat you and take your order.  After that, other waiters will serve you in turn, one getting drinks and another serving food.  It can be a bit slow at times, so don't go if you're in a rush.  Give yourself at least an hour or two.  Even if you decide curry's not for you, it's an amazing experience of completely different flavors. When in doubt, order a chicken dish.
__label__4 Best sushi I have had in Charlotte!
__label__3 Delicious, good service, one of our favorites places to eat.\n\nHighly recommend the sesame tofu - it is some of the best tofu I've ever had at a restaurant.
__label__4 They serve THE BEST roti canai!! MUST EAT!! Highly recommendeddddddddddddddddddddddddd!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
__label__3 La-Tea-Da's just catered an early Thanksgiving Day luncheon at our office. They did a wonderful job with everything.  \n\nFor starters, they had an assortment of small biscuit sandwiches that looked like mini-ham sandwiches.  Since I don't partake in pork, I skipped those and headed straight for the good stuff.  \n\nThe buffet included sauteed green beans with carrots (fresh of course, not canned or frozen), broccoli & cheese casserole (delightful -no condensed cream of mushroom soup in that casserole!),  whipped potatoes with turkey gravy on the side, turkey, cranberry sauce (they had 2 - one with actual cranberries, and one of the icky congealed canned stuff), and a large assortment of breads and rolls. They also brought sweet tea, unsweet tea, and bottled water.  \n\nThey also prepared an entire table of desserts which included pecan pie, tiramsu, pumpkin pie, assorted brownies, cheesecake pops, and a few other things.  \n\nAgain, everything was delish but I guess we'll all be wearing our fat pants to work tomorrow!  (Seriously, we eat WAYYYY too much at our office - they need to install treadmills & elipitical machines in a breakroom or conference room!)\n\nSince I didn't plan the event, I can't say how easy they were to deal with, but I asked the person in charge of planning and she said they were great. I did go online and check their website, and the prices I saw for corporate events were very reasonable. \n\nAll in all, I would definitely recommend La-Tea-Da's for catering.
__label__3 Great tailoring hands down. I've had jeans taken in, dresses altered and hems taken up - all perfectly done. I will say, though, that you get what you pay for, i.e. it's not affordable tailoring.  A pair of jeans cost $20 to be taken in, and $20 for hemmed pants or dress. While I personally think it's worth it for expert tailoring, others may think it's a bit overpriced for some of the basic tailoring. \n\nAlso, the staff are all very nice and will give very helpful tailoring advice when asked. You can trust your nicest pieces here - they are in good hands!
__label__4 My man does it again.  Have taken 5 jackets to him now to tailor.  He has advised me on brands to buy that fit my build, told me to pass on tailoring pieces that will never fit me correctly, and repeatedly deliver quality work.  Highly recommend.
__label__4 big Ethiopian sized portions .. Your best bet is take a fellow heat seeker and get a combo plate , we had fish , chicken and veggies combo.. The veg was mostly lentils with a handful of lettuce salad but hit the spot. They also have a few bottle beers and that Honey Wine that they are famous for. Moderately priced I'll be back whenever I visit Charlotte. I live in Atlanta but to me this type of food is missing in Charlotte bcz I didnt see many foreigners around town. Don't go if you don't eat hot food but if you haven't had this type of cuisine the waitress seemed more than willing to explain what the dishes are .. And oh, don't expect fork and knife , the food is eaten with Injeera, ethiopian bread that resembles a sponge. It has a sour tastes from being fermented.
__label__1 Good chinese takeout here, seems to be hard to find.  This is the Hoho Cherry House.  The Hoho China Bistro is no more, but I heard it moved here.\n\nThe lunch specials are a good value, but the food here is right about average.  General Tso's is OK.  This is more along the lines of a Panda Express, but mom and pop owned.  For that, I expected more.  Nothing to rave about, but not terrible either.
__label__4 Ho Ho Cherry House is my favorite Chinese. \n\nMy criteria for picking Chinese consists of a crispiness factor - I usually get sesame chicken or General Tso's -and nothing is grosser then soggy chicken covered in thick sauce\n\n....This place does it just right - and its very very affordable (think very casual Chinese restaurant definitely not upscale!) - nice crispy/ light chicken complete with  pretty good although not super memorable side items such as fried rice and an egg roll. For me though, personally they have the crispy chicken nailed - so Im in!
__label__0 This might be the worst Chinese I've ever tasted in my life...and i'm a college student so I've had a lot. I don't have a car so i ordered the sesame chicken and the beef with broccoli to go...two of my favorite standby dishes. the sesame was way too battered and was smothered with the sauce so much that i was literally scraping it off. it's really like eating fired dough with cherry jelly stuff...nasty. and the beef with broccoli was worse! it tasted like the \" brown sauce\" was day old gravy and the meat was like the mystery meat that you'd get at a middle school cafeteria. on second though i think my cafeteria was better. and the broccoli tasted acidic. it was just so gross id rather have just ordered pizza. seriously, don't go here.
__label__1 Man, I really want this place to be good... but it's not.  A shame - it's so convenient to get delivery (especially when it snowed, hah).  Quintessential Chinese take-out isn't all that great in the first place, but Cherry House's dishes don't even measure up to that standard.\n\nProbably the most annoying thing about the beef, chicken, or shrimp entrees is the abundance of vegetables.  Don't get me wrong - I love my greens, but there just isn't much in the way of protein.  Having ordered a variety of entrees, each of them just go overkill with the veggies.  You feel cheated - the dishes should be along the lines of \"snow peas, carrots, and a sampling of shrimp.\"  And to make matters worse, despite the diversity of dishes available, there's about three flavor profiles available:  (1) salty; (2) sweet; and (3) sweet and salty. \n\nHot and Sour Soup - They're doing it wrong.  The viscosity is off, and it's neither hot nor sour, really.  \n\nWhen my sister visited and tried this place, she said everything from there tastes like broom handle.  I've never had the pleasure of trying broom handle (and I don't know how she would know...) but I take it that it's no filet.\n\nFor me, the coup de grace was hair in my food the last two times I ordered!  Supremely unpleasant and tossed it out immediately.  You want to believe it was an accident the first time, but when it happens twice in a row... it's no accident.  Something's busted with the people, product, or process.\n\ndmo out.
__label__2 Nothing special.  Went during winter, and while they still served frozen yogurt, I didn't get a chance to try it.  The rest of the foods were basic concession-stand items.  Burgers, hot dogs, fries, onion rings, etc.  Would probably be nice for a visit in the summer, but not exactly a lunch destination.
__label__4 We are from Ohio.  I first made a reservation here back in October when I was looking for a nice place to have our anniversary dinner.  It did not disappoint.  Everything was wonderful.  From the moment we walked in the door and were greeted by the hostess, then we moved to the bar to have a drink before dinner and had a very nice conversation with the bartender.  When we were seated at our table we were greeted by a very friendly busboy who filled our water glasses and asked how we were.  Finally the service was outstanding.  Since we are both from up north we had never had grits, so our server brought us out a sample to try and they were excellent.  We both ordered the specials.  Being a vegetarian I was impressed, not only with the selections on the menu, but they also had a vegetarian special.  Everything was amazing.  It was a wonderful evening.  We just recently went back in February and it was just as good the second time around as the first.  Everyone is so friendly and professional and the food is out of this world.  I would highly, highly recommend this restaurant to anyone looking for a nice, quiet place to have a delicious meal.
__label__2 Decent food.  No desire to go back for a second try.  Salad was good but the fried chicken is very bland.  I don't know why the place is supposedly known for fried chicken but it does not even break my top 10 for fried chicken.  I'm from the south and know fried chicken.  It was tender but very, very bland.
__label__0 I cannot believe this place exists! How is it competitive in Charlotte?\nThe flavors are absurdly overdone: super salty, super sweet, and conflicting in that they pair savory with super sweet and drown it all out.\nI may have an answer: the place is filled with the elderly. Maybe it's \"The Walking Dead\" tongues. Seriously, the youngest person there was in their early 50's. It's like a \"speak-easy\" for the rich elderly...it just keeps afloat by a secret handshake that acknowledges you are in a terrible place but you can be old there without the riff-raff.\nAlso, it is terribly expensive for the low quality they are putting on the plate. Even the drinks are super sweet.\nAVOID AT ALL COSTS!
__label__3 Now Ive never been to New Orleans but I love this place!!! Its perfect for my boyfriend and I to go! We love the drinks and the free entertainment oh and the fried oysters!!! I would recommend the Hurricane Drink so good! \n\nThe Service is always good and friendly!
__label__4 One oft favorite joints in Charlotte. Between the jazz band, etoufee, and shrimp& grits this place takes the cake.
__label__4 I LOVE this restaurant. So far, I have only been twice, but boy I wish I could afford to go weekly! My boyfriend and I just went for Valentine's Day. Had a reservation, got there a little early, and were still seated immediately, and in the jazz room too! (Side note: the female singer they had on Valentine's was INCREDIBLE. Wish I got her name) My boyfriend and I absolutely LOVE the rolls they give everyone, possibly the best rolls I've had at any restaurant. For my drink, I ordered the chocolate martini, my favorite! Oh, and of course a Hurricane later, also delicious\n\nFor my entree I had the special Tilapia with the crawfish topping. OH! First, let me mention, the gumbo that comes before the entree is AMAZING. I don't care if it's not authentic! Who cares about authenticity when the food is THAT good. I ate that gumbo so fast my boyfriend was making comments like, \"Slow down, it's not going anywhere!\" It had a little bit of a kick to it, which I don't normally like, but the flavor was just too good! Now, back to the entree. Last time, I ordered the same thing, but I didn't even try the crawfish topping; I just gave it all to my mom. This time, however, I realized what a mistake that was! I've actually never had crawfish before, so I have nothing to compare theirs to, but it was delicious, and I'm already craving more! The tilapia, like the first time, was also to-die-for. I will admit I'm biased because I like tilapia pretty much anywhere I go as long as they cook it right, but my boyfriend seemed to like it as well. He also loved his salmon special with the shrimp topping (as did I!).\n\nUnfortunately, neither of us were able to leave room for dessert, so I have nothing to say about that. Overall, this place is definitely in my top 3 restaurants in Charlotte now. The only problem is the parking, which is almost unavoidable whenever you go there. It's such a tiny place with barely any parking, but I'd rather deal with the parking than have them move to another location. The tiny old building, along with the jazz music playing, makes me feel like I've gone back in time. It's such a cozy, romantic restaurant. Definitely a great choice for Valentine's Day, and even my extremely picky, high-maintenance boyfriend (I love him, but he is!) agreed. Believe me, he wasn't lying. He wouldn't hesitate to tell me if I picked a bad restaurant! lol.
__label__0 I have been to this place plenty of times. I have always had good meals and service. But tonight was bad. I went ther with my wife's work friends. We sat at the bar tables and had a bartender named Bo(very red hair)   We had About 8 people and he insisted that if we sit at the tables we have to order food, which we had planned to do. He seemed annoyed with us because we just ordered fried oysters and lots of drinks(it was Friday and happy hour, so we were sitting around chatting and drinking)  we were actually going to order an entre and stay for dinner but Bo seemed very disinterested in us, until it came time to pay the bill, then he was really nice(tip time! Overall the food is good there, but Bo did not make it a pleasant experience. Smile Bo, it will get you far in life!
__label__4 What a pleasant surprise!! The fried oysters are the best ever and so is the Diane! I had it with the crawfish and shrimp. Even the garden salad was good to be pretty simple! Definitely a great value! My family and I will be returning:)
__label__3 Had dinner here in the upstairs dining room near the live band.  The food was excellent and the portions were generous/filling.  The BBQ shrimp appetizer is tremendous.  An excellent way to start your meal.  \n\nThe food is prepared well and in a timely manner.  I had blackened catfish with veggies (very well prepared and large portion) and thought it was phenomenal.  I thought the gumbo could be a bit better, but overall, the meal was really good.\n\nService was solid as well.  Can be tough to converse if you dine in the room with the band...they are really good but, as expected, it is pretty loud.  Overall a very good place to have a meal.
__label__2 The Cajun Queen is a really nice neighborhood restaurant for me. The service is consistently good especially in the bar. I love the atmosphere and the live Dixieland jazz is a wonderful plus.\n\nWhat troubles me now and has troubled me from the first time I started going to the CQ : it seems like the kitchen believes everything must be really hot (spicy) since it's a Cajun restaurant. But some things just shouldn't be hot. Tonight I ordered the crawfish scampi appetizer. Scampi is generally shellfish flavored with garlic and herbs. Red pepper flakes are sometimes added but not as a predominant flavor. The CQ  added so much chili that it overpowered the crawfish. There is not a lot of difference between the scampi and etouffee which is supposed to be hot. If they would just not be so heavy-handed with the Cajun spices.....
__label__2 Yes I love Burger King. Yes I know its terrible for me. No I will not stop coming here. \n\nI love this location, even though someone was shot in the face here not too long ago, I still can not stay away. I love the fact that I can go through the drive-thru and not have to worry about checking my bag for the right items because they have never messed up one order of mine. And that is pretty damn rare for fast food.\n\nOther than that typical BK fare.
__label__1 This is not a review of Amtrak, traveling via train, or any particular train line. I repeat, THIS IS A STATION REVIEW! I don't care if a train is on-time, late, or not running at all. That's a problem for another review. What I want to tackle here is the ode to modernist architecture that is the Charlotte Amtrak Station. This thing, oy. \n\nLet's start with the fact that it's a station with multiple overnight passengers, but they maintain one vending machine and one coke machine that sells--get this--Pepsi. Foul language may have tumbled out of my mouth when I stumbled into the station past midnight to see that sorry sight. Bless their little hearts. \n\nThen we can turn to the actual lobby of the station. The imposing (?) concrete (?) walls (?) that tower two whole stories up and are finished with thrown gravel both inside and out do bring to mind a certain era. It's like the 1960s municipal architecture experience has never been reconsidered. The thrown gravel panels inside the building are an odd choice, but I understand that we don't all have the money for good taste. \n\nThe benches are hard and of a certain era when people were meant to slide off them, I think. I certainly did. There was some sleep to be had, and I appreciated that it was quiet and safe inside the station...even though the station was ugly. And it is ugly. Don't visit hoping to see one of the great humanist temples of old. But consider taking a nap on the benches...provided you are a ticketed passenger, of course. \n\nAccessibility notes: Doors open in. Ramps are plentiful. Well-lit. Braille signage. Ticket counters are high.
__label__4 All I have to say is Hayley is very talented. I had a great experience here, you may need to be patient. I took me about 3 months to get in to see her, but was well worth the wait.
__label__2 Staying near the airport in Charlotte on a business trip, I was looking for a dinner place nearby...found the Ranch House on Yelp.  First off, it is one of the only real restaurants in a wasteland near the airport.  Fast food and gas stations abound, so if you are there and looking for a dining option, this is the one.  Don't be thrown off by the hulkin security guard in the parking lot either....the place is fine.\n   One piece of advice...when folks say it is dark....it is DARK.  If you are getting old and you forget your reading glasses, forget about reading the menu.  Hell, bring a flashlight.  \n   At any rate, we were seated immediately (there was a large party having a really good time on the other side of the restaurant) in a booth.  Nothing fancy like tableclothes here...but there are clothe napkins. The menu is very simple....steak and more steak.  I ordered the 22 ounce cowboy ribeye medium rare and that is exactly what I got.  It comes with a salad (chopped iceberg lettuce and two radish slices) and your choice of side (steamed veggies or potatoes).  The steak was fine. I wouldn't put in par with the finest steak houses, but it compared favorably to Ruby Tuesday or Outback.  It was well prepared and was buried under three large onion rings.  A little on the fatty side, but tasty.  I would liken it to the best supermarket steak you would buy and grill yourself. \nUnfortunately, I was under the weather, so other than the house merlot and a shot of glenlivet after dinner, nothing else to report.  Our waitress was sociable.  The atmosphere was utilitarian.  I wouldn't rave about the place, but considering some of the eateries I find on the road, this one was okay.  In other words, I'd go back (for a meat fix).  \nPricewise, this ain't cheap.  My ribeye was $29 and my colleagues 13 ounce boneless ribeye was $22.  \nStrangest thing about the Ranch House....although it is a steak house, there was absolutely no smell of food in the place.  No charred meat odor, nothing at all.
__label__2 This airport leaves a bit to be desired.  YES it is super busy, like most airports, and yes it has some growing pains to deal with, but honestly it just isn't well organized.  The baggage claim is sprawling and they seem to group flights by airline (not spread by time) so you get overcrowding.  The A/C was off the day I arrived in 94 degree weather so it wasn't optimal for hanging out.  The nearby but not attached car rental desks are scattered... just not great.  \n\nIt worked, I landed, and I'll use it again, of course, but it just wasn't the best airport I've ever been to.  (Pittsburgh)\n\n-MRO
__label__4 The rocking chairs are genius!\n\nThey're perfect for weary travelers that just want to relax especially those of us in between flights. Ahhh genius.\n\nAnd did I mention the food, they have everything you might be craving and some new ideas that will get your mouth watering. \n\nThe staff was polite and helpful. \n\nSome other airports need to come study this airport's success and learn a thing or 20.
__label__2 Free WiFi everywhere in the airport!\n\nCute rocking chairs in the main lobby. \n\nA few small shops.\n\nMostly fast food restaurants. The non-fast food restaurants are spread pretty far and wide. \n\nIt's a pretty good hike between concourses but there are walking sidewalks in places. \n\nOverall, it's an ok transfer point. Pack a lunch and sit a spell in the rocking chairs until your next flight.
__label__2 Wonderful food and shopping available, but why does the restroom have a valet in it taking tips?  This isn't a European nightclub.
__label__2 Busy and confusing. It's a nice and large open space filled with many escalators and walking escalators. The people are friendly and do try their best to help. Every terminal/section has a special desk where people who have missed their flights can go to rebook and/or get on standby flights. Unfortunately, the customer service desks cannot handle situations where there is a large number of people who need help. The lines can get absolutely ridiculous!! \n\nOverall, a relatively comfortable area (for an airport) with plenty of food options.
__label__2 The airport is okay as far as large hub airports go. However, the security checkpoint is small with a pretty bad bottle neck for screening. I found this to be a bit slow and crowded more space would have been appreciated and made this a more pleasent experience. \n\nOn the upside baggage claim divisions were well spread out to prevent crowding with good signage and listings of where to go for your particular flight.  The fountain outside by the ground transport sites makes a nice view while waiting for your ride or shuttle.\n\nOverall okay airport, not bad or great, just okay.
__label__2 Very nice airport if you have time to loiter before you flight.  Free Wi-Fi, nice rocking chairs, decent restaurant selections, good shops.  BUT, this airport is NOT made for those with tight connections.  Its spider layout makes it problematic if you get in at a high B gate and have an E gate departure.  RUN don't walk if you have less than 20 minutes to board your next flight.  You may even want to wear a pair of Depends so you can just soil yourself to save time.  I also think it's awkward having bathroom attendants.
__label__2 This would get such a good review if it weren't for a strong negative or two.\n\nOverall, it's good.  Quite a few food options.  D and E Terminals are pretty nice (A and B, also, if I can remember correctly?).  The Mexican place in the Food Court isn't that bad.\n\nNo experience with security, parking, or check-in, tho, since it's always a connection from CHA or TYS.\n\nNow, the two things that really are irritating:  Why do I ALWAYS have to fly in on Runway R18?!?!?  It takes a friggin' fortnight to taxi to the D or E gates from here.  Uggghhhhh.\n\nThe other is the distance between terminals.  E gates are spread out like crazy, and if you're walking from A to E or something similar, then good luck.\n\nFortunately, if you fly US more often than DL, you connect here instead of ATL.  Charlotte doesn't get as many random storms, and the airspace/runway traffic isn't as bad, so delays aren't as likely as they are down in the A.  Unfortuantely, if I fly out of here back to CHA and a flight gets cancelled, I'm probably stuck for the night, as I could hop on a shuttle van if flying in ATL instead :/  Oh well.
__label__1 Had a layover here recently coming in from an international destination. Customs wasn't too bad, basically waved us through. But we had to exit to the main terminal and re-go thru security, which is freaking insane! We had an 80 minute lay over and I think we only got to the plane with 20 minutes to spare - they were already boarding. ugh!
__label__2 Pretty efficient as far as airports go. Usually an hour preflight is good depending on where you're going. I generally fly us airways and have never encountered a problem with anything. Smooth lines for security and I recommend going through the d/e checkpoint as it almost always seems to be less congested and quicker than it's counterparts!  Happy flying :)
__label__2 I had a connecting flight out of this airport from Austin to Indianapolis but due to weather delays and aircraft problem ended up spending more time here than necessary.  If it weren't for the free Wi-fi I would have lost my mind.\n\nMy only real negative experience was with US Airways, and with the gestapo bathroom attendants.  They have tip jars in the restrooms and the paper towel dispensers are empty so they force you to get your paper towel from the attendants.  If you don't leave a tip, they will curse you out.\n\nWhen my flight was canceled I headed over to Tequileria and had a couple strong house margaritas (at $11.39 each) and a salmon quesadilla. Then I headed to my paid hotel room (thanks US Airways).\n\nOverall, this is not a bad airport, but using the restroom should not be such an unpleasant experience! I would recommend wearing headphones to throw off the rude attendants. Otherwise enjoy the free wi-fi.
__label__2 I was at this airport for a few mins as I connected. Would have liked to enjoy my supposedly one hour layover but my previous flight at LAX was delayed for no reason.
__label__1 I connected through CLT on a recent trip. I have to say, as a former resident of the Charlotte area, and after experiencing the ease of my home airport (Dallas-Fort Worth Int'l), this airport could be so much better.\n\nIt seems that CLT just keeps building on to itself and is making itself bigger and stretched so far that it is now a chore to have a connecting flight there.
__label__2 I had a long layover at the Charlotte-Douglas airport going to and from New Orleans. I got to spend some time meandering around this airport.\n\nI like the layout - much more than other airports - and it's easy to get around from flight to food, etc. They have a center terminal and circular intersections of the other various terminals that all have huge beautiful windows and white rocking chairs. After I ate some food in the food court (mostly fast food, but a few decent options), I spotted an open rocking chair and made myself at home. \n\nI also utilized their FREE WIRELESS! I think it should be standard that wireless is free in all airports and it always bothers me when it isn't. It's a fun people watching airport too while sitting in the chairs.
__label__0 Like long lines and employees who LIE than CLT is the place for you. I was flying US airs and they are just as awful. This place is a joke and I will no longer be flying anywhere what would require using CLT. I had my husband 1 baby 1 4 yr old and my 70 yr old grandmother and they told me to go through the family line for security. I went through and this rude \"renta cop\" said that the line was ONLY for employees, pushed us into another line that took 45 minutes to get through. I turn around and hes letting everyone and their brother go through that line. He just didnt want to deal with the stroller or the kids. HES AN ASS!
__label__3 Charlotte-Douglas Airport is pretty standard for those jetsetting or catching a connecting flight to the left coast. Don't be late, don't give a bunch of guff to TSA, understand that airport vittles, restaurants and other eateries most likely won't receive a Michelin Star, and don't leave your bags unattended then you'll probably have a palatable experience. \n\nOne thing I do love about the QC's airport is the variation in security checkpoints. If you A and B are slammed busy, walk down about 50 yards to C or D and the lines are almost always shorter and typically faster. Most people congregate to A and B since they are closer to the beginning of curbside drop-off. Fear not! On those buys travel days, seek out the slimmer lines of the other TSA's at C and D. You'll be happy you did. \n\nGlad to have a very accessible and friendly airport in town. Happy to fly out and even more excited to fly back in! Also, I think most of the construction at baggage claim is wrapping up for the most part. Lookin' rather clean! Great job!
__label__2 As a North Carolina native now living in DC, I come through Charlotte Douglas pretty frequently.  I've never had a problem in this airport, but don't like the hub and spoke layout.  If you land in one Terminal and have to get to another quickly, you better pick up the pace, as there is no train between terminals.  There's plenty of shopping, restaurants, and bars, but the layout makes it less than convenient to get to what you want.
__label__3 Basically the totally opposite of Newark Liberty Airport.\n\nClean and well-lit. Friendly and courteous TSA members, and fast and efficient layout and service.
__label__2 I fly into Charlotte a lot when I venture over to SC and I don't mind the lengthy layovers at DIA at all. \n\nDouglas International is a medium-sized airport. Your main form of transportation within the airport is a system of moving sidewalks, which does the trick nicely (occasionally you will get the oblivious person who blocks the whole sidewalk, and doesn't stand to the right side and let the walkers pass by). \n\nThere are a few really good spots to eat. My favorite is the sushi spot in the main food court area, it's an awesome spot for people watching. The food court (as well as a few other parts of the airport) is littered with white rocking chairs. I think these add charm and they help give DIA it's own unique identity in a way, plus it's a nice place to relax and rock while you wait! There's also a piano in the main food court area as well. I've seen people playing for tips, adding a nice element to the surrounding hustle and bustle.\n\nThere are a lot of other airports that have a lot more to do than DIA, but this spot is nice. I won't go overboard with my stars because it's a US Airways hub, and they screw me about 90% of the time. \n\nIt's a nice metropolitan airport that has a nice down-home feel to it!
__label__2 One of the best US Airways hub airports.
__label__3 Decent selection and clearance pricing can be found at the Brooks Brothers store.  Once you're done shopping and still have some time to kill before catching your flight, you can rest your bottom on one of the dozens of white rocking chairs that line the atrium.  The rocking chairs are a nice perk and you should definitely try to take advantage of them if you can.\n\nThe only complaint I have are with the transport carts.  They are constantly beeping no matter what direction they're going.  I can understand the beeping while in reverse, but it's really annoying when it's constant.  Especially when you have 40 minutes to kill at the gate.\n\nThank goodness for the free WiFi...
__label__3 This is what a NYC airport should look like. It's \nchic and they have a wine bar!!! Why would a North Carolina airport have a \nchic wine bar. I thought i would land at a crappy run down airport like LaGuardia airport but to my surprise the south is more modern than NYC??? odd. NYC get with it!!!!!!
__label__2 Ugh, who likes going to the airport. Over the past years I've watched the process of flying go from a adventurous, fun experience to an annoying, convoluted torture exhibition. Flying is a necessary evil in this day and age, and since this airport is less than a half hour from our apartment, it's our 'port of choice.\n\nThey just renovated the parking garages, so you can no longer simply park across the street and walk to the airport...you have to park at a somewhat off-site garage and catch a shuttle bus to the airport. The wait is as annoying as it is at any airport between getting through security and waiting for the airline and airport to figure out which gate they will be using for your flight. There's a decent number of expensive restaurants (like Wendys) and shops to charge that wonderful airport upcharge.\n\nI don't like flying, I doubt you like flying. It's just something we have to deal with, and this is as good a place as any to get it done.
__label__3 Whenever I'm booking a flight that requires a connection (which, let's be real, is almost always the case from RIC) and Charlotte appears as an option, I take it. It's easy to navigate, isn't overwhelming and offers standard food options as well as a few of my traveling faves. Jamba Juice, Pinkberry, TCBY? Yes, please!\n\nIt even boasts rocking chairs (welcome to the South, y'all) and free wi-fi. Doesn't get much better than that during a layover.
__label__1 I really really hate this airport. It is always a bitch flying in and out of it. Not to mention that 2 out of the 4 times I've flown through and had a connecting flight, they've lost my bag during the transfer from one plane to the next including my returning from Dublin. Trust me, when you've been flying 12 hours and have two connections before reaching your final destination, the last thing you want to worry about is if your bag is going to be there when you arrive. This indeed happened, and I didn't get my bag for 3 days. That was a mess since I had been living in another country for six months and everything in there was all I'd had. \n\nI try to avoid Charlotte airport at all costs unless it is my absolute final destination which has yet to ever be the case.
__label__2 We were on our way back from a trip to Mexico and Cuba* when we arrived here for a short layover. This airport is easy to navigate, especially when you are coming through immigration -- there are lots of signs telling you exactly where to go. \n\nThere was a long line at immigration but it moved fairly quickly. My honey and I had all of our research license paperwork in order for the Cuba portion of our travels in case we were asked for it** but the not-even-a-hello immigration officer guy just scanned our passports, looked at us with his best stern face, and stamped us on our way. We then picked up our checked suitcases, zoomed right through customs (after handing over our customs form) and rechecked our bags. \n\nThe part that ended up taking the longest amount of time was going back through security, thanks to long lines. I do have to say that the security personnel were working very hard to move everyone along and were really nice as well.\n\nIf we had more than 5 minutes to spare, I would have picked up some local BBQ to eat on our San Francisco bound flight. Thanks a lot, security line. \n\n*You won't hear much more about our trip to Mexico and Cuba since they don't have Yelp. (At least not yet.) I'll just summarize to say that almost everywhere we slept, ate, drank, visited, etc. were unquestionably five star. \n\n** Apparently Beyonce and Jay Z did as well. http://www.reuters.com/article/2013/04/09/entertainment-us-usa-cuba-beyonce-idUSBRE93600V20130409
__label__2 They are in the middle of revamping the parking near the terminals.  Easy peasy airport.  The food options are lacking, but I imagine they will fix that eventually.  How about some of that well known NC BBQ in the terminals??
__label__3 Decent airport, but it is always a mass of humanity.  Be sure to stay in your seat if you get one, because you will lose it.
__label__3 Actually this is one of my favorite airports. I like the fact that there are rocking chairs in all the terminals for use by weary passengers. The food selection in the main area is not bad as well as some of the offerings in the different terminals. Flights are usually pretty much on time unless there is a major thunderstorm passing through the area.\n\nI chose to travel on an airline other than USAIR, which \"owns\" this place, and everything went quite well. The airport is very clean and everyone is courteous. Not a bad place to spend time between flights.
__label__2 Standard place that grew fast and has lots of spider webs.
__label__4 I have never been to an airport before where I would want to come back and just hang out. Get my nails done? Check! Superb southern food? Check! Legit shopping? Check and check!
__label__2 CLT used to be better, but their passenger volume has increased significantly. I used to fly out of here as my main airport from 2005-2010, but have since moved away and just returned back. \n\nIt is moderately-sized and laid out well, with well-placed maps throughout the terminal. There is also a decent selection of restaurants.\n\nThe downside that I found on my recent trip is that volume is up heavily and there is not enough room to accommodate the additional passengers. The hallways were packed and there were no empty seats to be found.\n\nEven the U.S. Airways lounge was crowded.
__label__3 Charlotte has grown I remember when the airport was small now it's like a little city of it's own. I don't mind waiting for a plane here as they have plenty of places to eat and pass time. They made it look real nice and \"purdee\" inside so you feel like you're in a nice place unlike Newark or JFK which are boring as hell to me. I don't think the majority of passengers will be disappointed passing through here.
__label__1 I've been to so many airports over the years that I can't even name them all. In the morning, this airport is certainly quiet. But it's also dead. I came in on a red eye. By 6, almost nothing in the D terminal is open. And the one sit down restaurant that is open has no outlets. While it's nice to have charging stations by the gates, travelers who work like to sit down and enjoy their meal while banging out some work and charging their equip. More restaurants with outlets and open before 7 for early travelers would go a long way to improving this place.
__label__2 Charlotte Douglas International Airport is a complete madhouse, but the cuisine is off the chains. \n\nI had a lay over here and was shocked at the sheer volume for a small market city. You would be forgiven if you mistook this airport for LAX or ORD, it is that busy. Huge lines and very few charging areas for your cell phone will frustrate even a seasoned traveler. \n\nThe food choices however are commendable. If you are hungry you owe it to yourself to seek out Carolina Pit Barbecue in the main terminal as it is the damn truth. Smoky, tender and so moist... truly delicious. A small piece of heaven in a travelers hell.
__label__3 I really enjoyed my time here and the kids I brought song enjoyed it too! There are some planes that you can get inside of and volunteers to explain it all to you. The volunteers were so helpful! We were able to watch a plan take off from the airport. So cool! I really wish they had a restaurant for lunch. But other than that I really enjoyed the museum.
__label__0 Floyds on Nation Ford rd is terrible!!!! Worst collards and macoroni and whatever in the world. And space. Taste like noodles, salt, and water. No milk or cheese. Not made with love. Food made with HATE. Im so sorry the owner died. Should have taken this so called restaurant with him. I should have known the food was gonna be bad because of the bad service!!! Floyds food does not taste nearly as good as mine. Reply to my post and i will sell a real recipe for collards and real macaroni and cheese. Oh, the location milton road food excellent!! Holla at me or them to learn how to cook!!!
__label__3 Went there 6 in the morning. It's just like any McDonald's, you should know what they serve. The staff is very friendly and helpful.
__label__0 I can't anymore. It's too busy here and service is not as fast as other Mickey D's with this kind of volume. Customers are rude too.
__label__2 We only went through the drive-thru and the service was pretty quick with not many cars to serve. My breakfast burritos had hard corners like were bad or cooked to long. They were also folded kind of weird, like all four corners under instead of bottom, left, and right, and like some effort was actually put into them. It's also kind of shabby they offer water at the same price and a regular drink. I'm not looking for free, but at least half the price of drink that have to be ordered and delivered. We are talking about water here, simply water. The ice coffees on the other hand were at least made with a generous amount of flavor. The were yummy and definitely worth my dollar. The staff should also work on communication, instead seemed a bit aggressive and not very personable.
__label__1 If you didn't know where it was you'd miss it.  Dining area is sparse, basic tables and booths. Open deli-style.  \n\nGot the chicken parm sub as recommended by Yelpers.  Mine was a little dry but a decent sandwich.  Still not sure i would order it again.  Fries are standard crinkle-cut.  \n\nSummary: good place as alternative to nearby fast food joints but I wouldn't go out of my way to come again.
__label__1 I came to Beauregard's for their mystery dinner theater on Saturday evening. I was surprised they offered something like this since the set-up was less than ideal. We were suppose to mingle around and interview the suspects, but it was tough to identify suspects because 1) many people were in costume, 2) they did introduce themselves but the mic was very quiet so it was extremely difficult to hear 3) There was very little room in between people and there was a big column blocking the main stage area.  \n\nUpon are arrival we had salads waiting for us. This was bagged iceberg shredded lettuce, a mealy tomato, and a cucumber. This was beyond uninspired but the dressing was tasty (though bottled most likely). Our group mostly ordered the prime rib and two had the blackened chicken pasta. I thought the prime rib was better than expected. It was a tad on the small/thin side but it was cooked right (I asked for rare) and it was served with a nice baked potato and some au jus. I tried the pasta which wasn't amazing, but it certainly wasn't bad. The dessert was a pineapple orange pound cake which I found to be an odd choice. I was expecting it to be a signature dessert so I thought it might be good. It wasn't. It was served with canned pineapple and was overwhelmingly sweet. Why not serve chocolate cake, cookies, mousse? Those are choices more people are likely to enjoy. \n\nThe service was friendly -if a bit frantic. I felt bad for the servers since there wasn't a ton of room in the first place and now they had to work around people during the inquisition phase when people were walking around. I had to ask a couple times for some horseradish but in general I never wanted too long for anything. My drinks remained full..though the water had a bit of a funny pipe taste. \n\nThe show was bad. Costumes were super cheesy and the storyline very confusing. There were a ton of characters- maybe giving each table a list might help, or even name tags. Some actors were better than others but oddly enough their audience appointed actors did the stand-out job. There was very little actual show time and most of the time consisted of us having to go around and interview actors...or audience members. Which sounds more fun than it is because you wanted to enjoy your dinner. They took some cute pictures in the beginning and tried to get us to buy them for $20- but I wish they spent the money on a better production or layout. \n\nWe had fun since we came as a group, but overall half of us (and several others in the audience) left early, as it was rather disorganized and seemed to drag on. I would not pay full price, and I would not return.
__label__3 Okay, so several months ago I posted that our vet, Dr. Mac, was a bit judgemental about that fact that I let my cats outside during the day. I thought about leaving his practice to find a provider who was a little more in line with my own beliefs, but never really got around to it.  I am glad I didn't, and now  I am here to eat humble pie.  In the time since then, not only have the cats done several thousand dollars worth of damage to themselves when they were playing outside, but Dr. Mac always cheerfully patched them up for me (even though he was right and I was wrong.)  In fairness, I should have changed my negative review months ago, and just forgot about it.  In the meantime, he has caught some difficult diagnoses and since he knows I am a nursing student, taken every opportunity to help me learn in the process. He has always been helpful and conservative in his treatment, and all this for a fair price.  As it happens, I am moving in few weeks and might need to find someone closer to the new digs, but this guy knows his stuff and my pets would have lost their lives (all nine of them) if it weren't for Dr. Mac.
__label__4 Driving up to the place, you contemplate if you should have brought your bullet proof vest. You pull in, see that nothing has been touched since 1950, and fall into deep thought about the greatness that's going to enter your mouth. You look at the menu (with taped over prices) and order through the original Alexander Graham Bell phone. Can't understand what the lady is saying back to you? WHO CARES!! \n\nAll you need to do is order the BBQ Minced sandwich and a 1/4 BBQ chicken (white meat). Yeah, some people say the sandwich could have more BBQ sauce on it, but those people need to walk out onto Wilkinson with their eyes closed.\n\nYou won't find another place like this in the world, i promise...I've looked. The people that work there make this place especially unique. The guys are funny, quick, and they were shirts with holes in them.\n\nOverall, if you are in Charlotte, you better go there. Make sure you bring Cash with you because Credit Cards are not allowed.
__label__1 AT&T UVerse\n\nI admit I have more motivation to complain about a service than write a compliment about it. But if I were looking at changing cable/internet/phone providers I would want to know this. \n\nI have had Time Warner Cable, Charter, and AT&T UVerse. Easily, I was the least satisfied with TWC. I recently left Charter once UVerse came into our area since it has the best to offer as far as DVR, channels provided for price (including promotions such as HBO, Showtime, Big Ten Network, NFL, MLB networks, etc), and the $150 gift card for signing up. Charter is better for high def TV (AT&T you pay extra), faster Internet, and unlimited phone and fax line is free if needed. Although faster Internet that Charter advertises may be overkill, as Consumer Reports recently noted that 15mbps is the most that the average consumer needs, and I get 18mbps with UVerse, which is slower than Charter. \n\nAT&T UVerse has the worst customer service by far. Recently I have had about a month of contacting the company (via telephone and on-line chat) for problems with transferring my phone number from Charter to UVerse. Something as simple as this still has not happened. The telephone customer service agents cannot give me anything in writing (no email, letter, anything), and cannot contact Charter directly, or if they do, they ask that I call Charter (already have 3 times). AT&T Uverse customer service agents have horrible documentation of the previous communications with their customers. They also call and leave messages that are so mumbled I cannot understand them. They also promise to call back at certain times then never call back. \n\nI was also promised my first bill would be $128 + tax, and the first time activation fee of $49 would be waived. My first bill is about $168, and no one appears to be able to address this fee or find documentation of this quote (and as above, AT&T does not provide anything in writing).\n\nSo if AT&T UVerse offers you a deal that sounds too good to be true, likely it is. And hope you don't have any problems with your service, because you are likely on your own.
__label__1 So, we had an offer to stay at a friends house for the night and we now regret passing it up. I figured, it would be best to stay close to the airport so we didn't have to deal with the rush hour traffic. Driving in from the Denver area, I asked my girlfriend to look for a place close to the airport. She found this place on Google with very good reviews. I'm not sure why she didn't use TripAdvisor. Probably because I always tell her \"Google Knows everything\" lol. Anyway, we arrived and were greeted by a nice young lady and the place seemed fine. The lobby area was clean. We made our way to the room, which upon first glance seemed okay. The sitting area was a nice size and the kitchenette area was clean. However, as we made our way in, I noticed the musty odor that is mentioned in other reviews. I decided to look at some reviews and see if maybe we were the lucky recipient of a room that had not been renovated yet. After reading the reviews and comments from the manager, I figured this must be the case. No problem right? Sure, I called down to the front desk and said to the nice young lady \"I see in your reviews, the hotel is having some renovations done and it seems we have received one of the musty smelling rooms that hasn't been addressed yet. Do you have a room that has been renovated, that we can be moved to?\" Her response was, \"we have been doing some renovations, however not to the rooms. I don't have a nicer room that I can move you to. Sorry.\" Well, I said to my girlfriend, it's just one night and I don't feel like driving to another hotel. After sitting on the old, run down, uncomfortable love seat watching TV for a while, I said, we should probably move to the bed as it has to be better than this seat. So, we got ready for bed and pulled the comforter back to find sheets that must have been queen size because they definitely didn't fit this king size bed. Whatever, hey the bed has like six pillows on it and two extra in the closet. Great, not, the pillows were plentiful, however they're about half the size of a normal pillow. Okay, I'm tired of trashing the place. Have a look at the pictures (worth a thousand words.) I'm sure with some true renovations, this will be a decent place to stay. I would guess the very good reviews this place has received are the work of some reputation building company or maybe we did just receive one of the older rooms and they didn't want to relocate us. Not returning anytime soon.\n\nStayed October 2013
__label__2 I had a gift card to this salon and was interested in trying it out. After much contemplation regarding which service to use my gift card on, I settled on a 30 minute massage. I called on Friday and was pleasantly surprised that they were able to fit me in on Saturday. As soon as I walked into the spa, I was offered a beverage and escorted to a comfy chair. The massage therapist was very warm and friendly. I've had some uncomfortable/awkward massages at other spas, and I felt extremely comfortable with her. Overall, the massage was great. Great pressure. She used non-fragranced oils. She didn't try to talk to me the entire time which I appreciated.\nAs I was checking out at the front desk, I asked one of the employees a few questions regarding false lashes and lash extensions which she did not know the answer to. I was disappointed that she was completely clueless regarding these services nor did she offer to ask anyone who may know the answer to this question.\nOverall, I think the massage itself was great. However, the front desk service was mildly disappointing.
__label__2 I was super wary about this stop because of previous reviews, but they have apparently stepped their game up... \n\nThey have a new (or at least new to me) 60 second or less service guarantee and I was definitely wondering if the \"quality\" of the food would suffer since they were trying to move so quickly... I was very pleasantly surprised... Not only were we through the drive thru in about 60 seconds, my food was incredibly hot and fresh... Well, you know, as fresh as McDonald's is... \n\nIt was a quick trip with hot food which is what I wanted, so I was pleased...
__label__1 This place is truly hit and miss... The breakfast is best here like many other reviews say here the drive thru is rediculously laid out while I've never encountered rude staff here I gotta say it's only selling point is the location,being 2 stories, and the piano is awesome but it is mcdonalds keep in mind so the food can only be so good even if it's hot and \"fresh\" \n\nEat here at your own risk and since they close at midnight this isn't a drunk food spot
__label__3 Harper's is like a more local version of TGIFridays or Applebees.  The food here is really delicious, and they offer a decent selection of typical appetizers, sandwiches, salads, and entrees (think spinach and artichoke dip, chicken sandwiches, and steaks).  While you will have a great meal, beware- the wait can be atrocious for lunch or dinner on any given day of the week, especially the weekends.
__label__4 Really really really great place to eat.  Nothing is greasy, and everything tastes fresh.  Slow roast short ribs are the best I have ever tasted.  Ahi sashimi salad is a full blown meal.  Portions are very generous and prices are more than reasonable.  The restaurant is very nice too, very classy, and staff are very polite and attentive.  I also recommend the bbq salmon if they have it.  Very moist with great flavor.\n\nAlthough it looks like a cookie cutter chain, don't let the applebees look fool you.  This place is first class without being first class expensive and it totally has no snotty-ness in it.  Did I mention how good the food is?  \n\nFriends tried the filet-mignon and they said it was the best they have ever had.  Perfectly cooked just as they asked for.  This coming from a  world traveler and self proclaimed steak lover this says a lot.
__label__1 Let me tell you gents this place is totes av (average). Really not much to say. If you like food you'll probably be able to eat some of it here. My friends at the table insist that I rate this place as \"good average\" but that seems meaningless. Also $2 beers of which I've had about 6.
__label__1 This place is as bland as they get. The food was mediocre and the atmosphere was too.
__label__2 Typical BoA branch set up near South Park Mall.  It's located at the corner of Fairview and Barclay Downs so there is a traffic light to help you turn left and then into the parking lot.  Ample enough parking spaces and the building is shaped like a pie wedge so it makes for an interesting entrance (at the tip).\n\nA walk up ATM is located at the front for 24hr access as well as a drive thru ATM.  I've never seen anyone use the teller windows (drive through), but they may be phasing those out as the tellers are being replaced by machines.
__label__0 Lived there for almost 3 years, at the very back if it matters. I worked 2nd shift so coming home there were ALWAYS Police arresting people in the parking lot.  My car was almost stolen once even with an alarm on it??? Police Officer said it was probably crack heads who usually don't pay attention to alarms, he said they were rather fond of this parking lot...\n\nAlso had a cereall raplist make a guest appearance one night and try to break down the door of the single lady across from me who had just moved from Vermont or something-Imagine her Yelp story.... He was caught a month or so later which is why I'm privy to his cereal tendencies.\n\n\nWhen I first got the apt. it did seem like a good deal and figured I could put up with some things for the price. I had the black mold and other various issues as well but I was looking for a house so I was just buying time.\n\nThe reason for 1 star is the absolutely horrible customer relation skills-or lack there of. Of all the employees and especially management. Don't ever expect to get things taken care of in a timely manner and do expect attitude for even trying to get something fixed. If you ever have a problem you are seriously sol. I would check the be be be site on these guise before even attempting renting from here. \n\nEspecially for a single lady I would seriously avoid. One last thing, their maintenance guys are f;in creepy!!! I hated the fact these guys actually had a key to my apt. And I'd come home randomly and find them there for no apparent reason.
__label__3 I gave up on Monterrey several yrs ago but was in the neighborhood today. I felt like Mexican for lunch. Clean, great service and the food was very good. One of the best quesadillas I've had. And the Dos Equis draft wasn't bad either!
__label__3 So excited I made it back to an old staple. So, I was craving a fajita, but they don't offer the lunch size portion on Sundays so I chose a lunch combo, which didn't disappoint. I chose a beef taco & chicken burrito w/ rice and beans. The taco was great, meat seasoned perfectly, hot, yet the shell held up great. The burrito was filled with all white shredded chicken, topped w/ a red sauce & cheese...a lot of cheese, yum! The chips were great, but I have to say I miss the old salsa. The new one seems to be a little more roasted, hot than what I remember. I cannot wait to get back...definitely a fajita next time :-).
__label__2 The food is better than average and affordably priced but service is extremely slow and there's no rhyme or reason as to when dishes come out of the kitchen.  They don't answer their phone any time of day and don't return calls so it's nearly impossible to make a reservation unless you happen to be willing to stop by before your dinner engagement.  \n\nBut it's a nice small restaurant for impromptu sushi dinners for couples or a party of 3 or 4.  That's probably their focal point anyway.  They do have tatami mat seating and a fairly broad, if expensive, sake selection.  \n\nI would immediately give them four or even five stars if service was a little more organized and purposeful and if the staff could be significantly friendlier.  There are only two servers even on Saturday nights during prime time, so perhaps that is the source of the problem anyway.  Be prepared for long waits during your meal if you go with a group of 5 or more.
__label__3 It seems a rarity to find a Japanese restaurant owned and operated by Japanese. Well Musashi is one such place. The menu is not the Americanized and that is worth three stars alone. Good authentic menu, service and food!
__label__2 So this place comes highly recommended!! It is behind my favorite Thai/Vietnamese place (Viet-Thai) and once night we thought we'd check it out.\n\nWe had a couple rolls of sushi and I had the Panko crusted Chicken and the boyfriend had the teriyaki chicken. Everything was good, but I wasn't blown away. I really wish the salad had a ginger dressing and I  may ask if they have it next time, but it has a sesame dressing. I hear they have the best Ramen in town and over half of the patrons were japanese!! That speaks volumes...  FYI he loved the place but didn't think his chicken was the best. We both agreed we'd be back to try the Ramen and Udon!!
__label__0 The worst apartment I've ever lived in! I've only been here 2 months and I'm miserable. If you are thinking of renting here DON'T! The apartment staff has been rude and have harasses us 5 times in 2 months! They have also entered out apartment on two separate occasions without our consent. If you are considering living here I highly encourage you to look elsewhere.
__label__3 Wow! A treat for your senses for sure! The moment you walk in you are greeted with colorful, beautiful, edible things!! Classical music plays while you walk through the store.\n\nIt is fun to buy a hot drink and walk around the store looking at all the gourmet items. Definitely don't go hungry or plan to eat there. They have boxed sushi, made-to-order sandwiches, hot and cold dishes, etc. \n\nThe candy and cake sections will make you stop in your tracks. The artistic decorating is something to talk about. Definitely fancy and expensive! \n\nThe items are definitely pricey, but it is such a nice experience to see beautiful food! (But I had to laugh because their stock shelves look like the wire shelves you can buy at Walmart...so the next time I looked in my pantry I said, \"Look, I have a little section of Dean and Deluca in my home.\")
__label__2 After having a bad experience and informing the management, Dean and Deluca went above and beyond in improving my perception of the market.  Way to go!
__label__1 This place is ridiculously expensive, but being from out of town and I'm trying to experience all there is to the east coast I was brought here by my colleague.  I bought sugar cookies for my kids that were $5 each and I expected it to be top notch for that price, but all it was was a regular sugar cookie, of regular size, and of regular taste.  I tried the mocha they had and it was just ok (the chocolate they used wasn't really that great) and the next day I decided to give it a try with a vanilla latte instead and again it was just ok.\n\nFor the price and quality of it's products I'd probably look somewhere else.
__label__4 This has always been awesome place on my list of places to shop or have a sandwich went recently and had a fantastic lunch.
__label__0 Caught them fraudulently misrepresenting a product again, scamming if you like.\n\nAll that talk about subs put me in the mood for a good NY style hero and I decided to treat myself at D &D. The board said : \"Italian Hero\", french bread, provolone, Genoa salami, spicy cappicola (or maybe it was Brescaiola?), and PARMA prosciutto w/oil & balsamic $9.50.\n\nFirst thing I noticed was they didn't fold the meats, juts plopped them flat.\nThe second thing I noticed is there was not enough meat to fold it - which explained the first thing\nThe third thing I noticed was that I could not taste the Parma, so I take the sandwich apart and I find 1 slice of provolone, 4 of salami, two small of cappicola and one (1) slice of prosciutto, all of them super thin of course.  \n\nThat cappicola was OK, the Genoa was the domestic generic type which didn't surprise me, but what did was the Parma was NOT Parma. It was colorless, tasteless, looked like paper the sandwich was wrapped in, the cheapest of the domestic imitations IOWs. \n\nTHIS is what Parma prosciutto  looks like: bright pink : http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/0/09/Prosciutto_di_Parma_-_affettato2.jpg/640px-Prosciutto_di_Parma_-_affettato2.jpg\n\nI ate the transparent slice of prosciutto on its own and still could not taste any of it, you'd probably need a much thicker slice to get any flavor. \n\nI went back inside and checked the cold cut counter and sure enough not one of their 4 types of prosciutto on display looked anything like it. So what you get in a D&D sub is a thin portion of cheap domestic cold cuts pretending to be imported.\n\nI called the manager, he said he would talk to the chef about it (I smell bull) and refunded me. He also offered me a free lunch on the house which I turned down. I'm not looking for a freebie,  but when I buy a premium item I want to get what I paid for. Instead D&D mistook me for a sucker.
__label__3 On a business trip, my colleagues and I stopped at Dean & Deluca twice: the first time for lunch, the second time for wine happy hour.\n\nI had never been to a D&D, and I balked at having lunch there since my impression was that it was a fancier Starbucks, i.e., I didn't want to go broke buying a coffee and a microwaved sandwich. However my coworker raved about it and swore us two ladies would love it, so we went. \n\nI absolutely LOVED it. It is a gorgeous environment, all loaded with (admittedly overpriced) specialty food items, gourmet bakery delights, candies, cheeses, a hot food bar, a luscious salad bar - and wine. LOTS of wine. If you're a oenophile (I am not; my two companions are), then you will likely be as delighted about the wine selection as they were. I had one of their weighted salads (I selected grilled chilled shrimp, goat cheese, artichokes, sundried tomatoes - a few of my favorite things!), and it came to about $11. I thought it was insanely delicious, and for those kinds of toppings not unreasonable at all (I've bought those things separately at a regular grocery for  similar salads at-home and the cost is gargantuan). I absolutely loved their salad selection.\n\nMy companions enjoyed their sandwiches immensely (and cracked open a bottle of vino as well to enjoy). My wretched diet prevented me from sinking into one of those lovely single-serve desserts on display - but damn I was tempted.\n\nWe returned the next day for wine happy hour with the rest of the office. The wine room was packed and weren't able to accommodate our party of seven. However, a super-nice young waiter (I want to say his name was Ahmad - he had a faux hawk and lovely manners) was more than solicitous, helping us pull together several tables and chairs, and timely popping around to serve us impeccably. (My knowledge of wine and how it should be served is nonexistent, so I can't wax eloquence about it. However, I was at a table of PASSIONATE wine lovers and they raved about the two reds ordered and didn't make a peep about service so I'm guessing it had to have been very good). \n\nI'm not a wine drinker myself, so I sipped on a yummy diet cream soda (never seen the brand in a Kroger or Target myself - even the diet soda seemed exotic and fancy), and nibbled with restrained gluttony on the delicious cheese plates (rich, creamy, pungent, salty, fragrant cheese with names I can't pronounce). Prices were on the higher end, but the service and atmosphere were just so serenely luxurious that I can even forgive D&D for not carrying my top wine selection (a $5.99 bottle of Barefoot Moscato). \n\nOverall, I loved D&D. I heard that we used to have one in Cincinnati, and I'd be quite happy if they ever thought to return back to the Queen City. Probably better for my budget that they don't though...
__label__0 While there were no insect carcasses in my food, I was still not very impressed with my meal at PF Chang's.  I went for a \"business lunch\" with my boss.  Who thought I would ever enjoy working more than eating??--I think this meal was a first!\n\nI got steamed veggies and brown rice.  Now I expected it to be pretty bland, since it mentioned no sauces added at all.  But the vegetables were rubbery, not crisp like they should be after a good steaming. The rice was pretty underdone as well, so all-in-all, they got nothing right.  I tried adding some sauces to liven it up a bit, but it was too little, too late.\n\nPerhaps the biggest disappointment was the egg drop soup.  I usually add pepper to mine because I like the extra kick, but this needed much more help than a little pepper.  It was very bland, and didn't taste like anything.  Tasteless egg in water is definitely NOT something you want to keep eating.  And, of course, there was no salt and pepper on the table, so I couldn't even enjoy it the way I like. \n\nBecause I didn't pay, I didn't complain to the waiter, but normally this would not have passed by me.  Though the lunch prices are pretty reasonable, I still would not return here if given the choice.
__label__1 Wow.\n\nSo-so Chinese food for twice the price.\n\nNo wonder, it's a chain restaurant. Hey, they sell their food in the frozen food department at the grocery store, too. It might be the same quality. That may or may not be sad depending on the consumer. Is it that good from the freezer? Do they just microwave one of those bad boys in the restaurant?\n\nThe prices might be worth it for dinner but lunch? Ha. Ha. Ha.\n\nYour pal,\nWalter
__label__2 My husband and I went grocery shopping here on a  Monday evening... bad idea. The shelves were almost bare and what was left was a mess and disorganized. This is unusual for this store, which I usually shop at. Positive for this trip was as usual the salad bar and the tomato bisque soup. A must try!
__label__3 I've been wanting to try this place for sometime and Restaurant Week was a perfect time to do it!\n\nMy friends and I made reservations for 7:30, when we arrived they greeted us and said they were just waiting for our table to be cleared and to hang out at the bar until it was ready. So we headed to the bar and were seated about 10 minutes later. \n\nThe first cool thing about this place is the caricatures on the wall, there  famous and some local faces with their names and even some signature everywhere you looked! I thought this was a very cool touch!\n\nOnce seated we were presented with one of the most amazing bread baskets I've seen. But keep in mind, I'm totally a bread lover! There was a white, wheat and whole grain, sweet cinnamon and even breadsticks! It's a bread lovers dream. \n\nThe menu looked absolutely delicious, I ordered the lobster bisque, jumbo lump crab cakes and mango salsa and key lime pie for dessert.\n\nThe lobster bisque was divine! It was creamy and rich. The only thing I wanted was more lobster! Other than that it was one of the best I've tasted! But make sure they add some cracked pepper for more flavor! \n\nThe jumbo lump crab cakes were absolutely amazing.  Literally overwhelmed with crab meat...OH MY GOODNESS. I really don't have another way to describe it, they were outstanding! The mango salsa was really fresh and worked as a great compliment with the meal.\n\nThey key lime pie was great too! A great and refreshing way to end the meal. \n\nThis place was really great! Our server was wonderful and we had a lovely time. Look forward to returning!
__label__3 I'm a lunch patron because they're close to my workplace...\n\nWhen I go here, I'm looking for two things:  good food and quick service.  The former is always delivered, the latter, well...mostly, they do get busy.\n\nPersonally, I get the Pork Fried Rice and occasionally hot and sour soup.  Simple dishes, admittedly, but their execution is what impresses me most about Baoding.  When the plate of rice arrives, you can immediately tell that they JUST MADE IT.  No, its not some dish they made a lot of and left under a lamp.\n\nThe soup is always great.  The service is also nice.
__label__3 First time I've been here in five years and it didn't disappoint! There wasn't a lot of traffic on a Saturday which I liked... but based on the food it should have been packed! The chicken lettuce wraps were pretty good! The rest dishes were savory and well prepared (had the Kung Pao chicken and crispy orange beef). You can get white or brown rice. The crispy beef was still crispy and the orange sauce had a little bit of a kick to it... just the way I like it. \n\nThe service was nothing to write home about, but decent nonetheless. \n\nYou know its a good Chinese place when all the staff talks with a think accent :-)
__label__2 Wish it had been better when I made my one and only trip.  The menu was smallish and nothing quite appealed to me.  But I know others have enjoyed it very much, maybe I am an exception.  I like the wine suggestion it was top notch.  Staff was efficient and friendly.
__label__1 My girl and I came here for their Sunday brunch to enjoy the seafood and hang out with new friends.  While the decor of the restaurant and the service was quite good, it's in the food category where this place was severely lacking.\n\nThe way they do their brunch is buffet style with an assortment of stations which are self serve and two manned stations, one for carving and another for omelets.  Pretty standard setup.  Along with the buffet they had unlimited tapas that could be ordered for the table.\n\nMeeting our friends there for a Sunday bite was nice.  The table was comfortable, the atmosphere up scale and everyone was generally pleasant.  That's the only reason I'm giving this place 2 stars.\n\nThe buffet suffered from the one cardinal sin of any buffet type offering, the food was left out too long.  Congealed mac & cheese, sushi with crunchy rice and sausage that had been dried out from being exposed for so long.  On top of that, none of the shrimp had been cleaned.  Not the large cold shrimp with cocktail sauce or the small shrimp tossed into the omelets.  That's beyond gross and completely unacceptable for a seafood restaurant of that caliber.\n\nHonestly, I'd rather do the brunch at the Ballantyne Resort.  This place was not worth the money and with such a poor showing I won't even try them for dinner.
__label__1 Upstream has gone downhill, fast. While the bar ambience and feel is still awesome, the sushi in particular was extremely lacking. Spicy Tuna rolls were not fresh and smelled like fish. California rolls lacked flavor and were quite bland. \n\nService was also not particularly good and there was a very creepy manager who put us off. \n\nIt is a shame because Upstream has been a staple of the South Park area for years, but their sushi quality is completely lacking these days. I cannot comment on the main courses as we did not have any.
__label__0 Gave the restaurant a second shot - equally disappointed.  Bar service was slow, 45 minutes to get an appetizer from an inattentive waitress.  Once at our table, we watched our salads walk around the restaurant twice before the server found our table.  Waiter served the entrees and walked away, never checked to see how our meal was.  While tasty, the portions are small.\n\nUnfortunately, the best part of this restaurant is the valet service.  Don't frustrate yourself, dine elsewhere with friends.
__label__2 Upstream is probably thought of as one of the best restaurants in Charlotte.  I am from Philadelphia where there are excellent restaurants with iron chefs so my viewpoint may be a bit skewed.   The food was good but not great or amazing.  Every dish (except the house salad) was over salted.  My husband had the tuna and I had the seabass. They were both very good but as I said before not great.  We would go there again but for sushi/raw items not necessarily the cooked menu items.  The salad was was the highlight for me (house salad) and the crab bisque was pretty tasty too.   Overall the service was very good but slow.  Our waiter was one of the most knowledgeable wait staff we have encountered since moving from PA.
__label__2 Thought we'd try Showmars; they are convenient. You place order at the counter and then find a table. Plenty tables available but every one was sticky. I don't consider a table top that holds on to you to be clean. \n\nFood was served quickly and is okay. Nothing slid off the table...
__label__0 A very ratchet place with a very ratchet staff.
__label__1 Well, it's been better than it is now. \n\nI've taken shoes there for at least the last 20 years, but I'm ready to go elsewhere.\n\nI have a short left leg, so I need all of my left heels built up 3/4 inch. The last two pair didn't come out right. One squeaks and pops with each step, and the other one separated from the sole and had to be repaired. (He did fix the former once, but the squeaks returned. He just fixed the latter, nicely. Both fixes were free of additional charge.)\n\nPrices have shot up recently, quite a bit, and the guy no longer takes checks. Bring cash only.\n\nI'll probably look around for another shop for my next heel build-up.
__label__2 Ok I would give this place four stars, but on the outside of the store it states that there is a clearance sale and everything inside is 90 percent off and it is not.  I think that this place overcharges for piercings, if you want a piercing just go down the block to Ink Link, twenty dollars for everything all day long.  The good thing about this place is that they carry Serial Killer shirts and I love 'em.  They feature movies like Taxi Driver and Pulp Fiction.  Even though they have false advertisement outside the store, the clerks are still pretty pleasant.
__label__1 After being prodded and pocked by my co-workers to get a kitchen pass, I finally went to the Flying Saucer.\nI get the concept.  I appreciate the effort but come on.... shouldn't you look good in a skimpy outfit if you are going to wear one?  I did not really expect great service and that was pretty clear.  Friendly enough but the overall IQ was rather low.\nI do give a huge nod to the beer selection and for that one reason I am likely to go back.
__label__3 Great beer selection, great atmosphere, great bartenders. What more can I say? Perfect for someone wanting to enjoy a beer with good friends. Monday night is the night for great specials but I prefer to go the other nights of the week when The Saucer is a bit quieter. I would definitely recommend this to anyone who is has nothing good to say about Charlotte night life, this will certainly change your mind. Give the fresh pretzels with queso a try!
__label__3 I always come here after playing a round of Par 3 golf next door.  How can you go wrong with hundreds of beers, pretty girls and descent bar food?  You can't!  Cool spot - check it out!
__label__2 Great idea, good menu, service is inconsistent, prices are slightly high for beer, average for food.\n\nSo there are different aspects of this place.  First off, the menu.  Their menu is very vegetarian friendly.  Hummus, spin-art dip, soft pretzels, tater tots, pizza, cheese plates, 2 veggie sammies, some salads and a Spicy Beer Cheese Soup that I wish I had tried.  So I definitely give credit to a place that tries to be veg-friendly.\n\nI ordered the Hippie Burger (veggie patty).  It was OK.  But the thing was that it came with a side, and I asked the server if the potato salad had bacon in it.  She said no.  But the first bite had bacon in it.  So, I'll just say that I was very dissatisfied with that.\n\nWhatever, I kept trucking.  And anyways, the real reason to go to this place is the beer.  I'm sure other reviewers have gone into great detail about their gigantic beer selection, so I'll keep it short.  While the idea is great, it falls a little short.  While the size of the menu is supposed to be its selling point, its just too big!!!  And it has a lot of filler.  I noticed one reviewer who said that this is the biggest beer selection in NC.  Well, maybe, but biggest is not necessarily best (innuendo unavoidable :)  It's hard to take a lot of pride in a beer bar that has a bunch of macros and second rate micros, but (if my eyes don't deceive me) not a single saison?  And barely any lambics to speak of.  Whatever, they still have some pretty good stuff, I'm just being picky, but it seems like with a little quality control their selection could go from good to great.\n\nThis one was a little tough to rate.  Part of me wants to give it a 2 (bacon), part a 3 (atmosphere), part a 4 (beer and food menu), and part a 5 (the idea).  So take that 3 I gave it according to what you want out of this place.\n\nOh yeah, this place can be REALLY loud inside.  Like uncomfortably loud, so might want to grab seat outside if that bothers you.
__label__3 Good food and drinks before going to a concert at the verizon wireless amphitheatre up the street. ~Cheers
__label__2 Great atmosphere and awesome beer selections. Wait staff was friendly. Food was mediocre unfortunately. The burgers came out well done. Waitress never even asked us how we wanted them cooked. This makes me believe the burger were previously frozen. The German potato salad had a big pool of oil at the bottom of the cup. Yes the German potato salad is made with oil, but this was an excessive amount. Would maybe come back but wouldnt have a burger or the potato salad again.
__label__0 I visited this establishment 3 times in the space of one week in June.I was not impressed the first time but I gave it a second chance as its convenient,second visit was also poor.I then visited it a third time just praying it would be at least ok,I was staying in a Hotel in the area so this was the only dining option in walking distance.The food was rubbish on all 3 occasions,each of my visits was for lunch and I would not dream of returning here in the future.Difficult to understand how the food levels are so poor as it seems to be family operated and it is well staffed but they cannot even do the simple things well like a beef sandwich.Leaving on my 3rd visit I was disgusted I was served this below average standards once again,this place seems to be reasonable busy but they can only get away with serving that crap for so long.Stay away from this restaurant its the worst I have ever been to in my 4 years of living in America! I would never usually be so critical over something but on this occasion there is just no way of avoiding it.
__label__0 Hertz here is awful, worst I've ever seen.  50 people in line, four behind the counter.  Don't\nSeem to care...line is longer than my flight!!  Buses keep delivering people.  Could it be that it's a surprise that a lot of people show up at 2:00, wanting to pick up cars they paid for.  Cost is not worth this aggravation, I beg you to go somewhere else ....again, worst I have ever seen.
__label__3 Outstanding customer service! From the moment we arrived to pick up to the moment we left to head back to the airport, I cannot speak enough to the speed and customer service here.\n\nYou are immediately greeted by your own \"service associate\" who holds the door open, walks you in, takes you to your own terminal, and works with another associate to rapidly get all the paperwork taken care of.\n\nWe were then taken to our car, and a few minutes later on our way. Same thing upon return, super quick check-out and a shuttle bus waiting to take us to the airport. It's a 5-min trip to the terminal.\n\nI've rented a lot of cars, this team was most impressive on that morning.
__label__0 My wife and I didn't have the best of Labor Day week ends. First her car over heats Saturday night and we have drop it off at a garage for repair. She borrows my car which decides to shred its back tire Sunday night during a raging thunderstorm and no one open to fix it because its a holiday week end,so we are now without a vehicle.\nMy wife reserves a car on line and no where on the website does it say you have to have a major credit card to rent car. Our daughter picks us up and we drive 45 minutes to the airport and wait in line only to be told when we present our debit card that we need a major credit card to rent a car. WTF!! A debit card is the same as cash and we are being turned down for a car rental???\nMy wife informed the clerk that she had used this same debit card in other cities to rent car while she was on business trips and at this point he takes a condescending attitude and told us we were not renting a car with a debit card.\nI kept my cool until the clerk starting waving my wife's debit card in our face and treating us like we were white trash because we did not have a credit card.\nAt this point both my wife and I lost it and I profanely told him what I thought of him and Enterprise care rental. My wife snatched her debit card out of his hand and we stormed out mad as hell.\nMy wife and I do not have nor care to have a major credit card. If we can not pay cash for something, we do not buy it.\nI cannot believe in todays world a company will not take a debit card for a purchase.\nIf Enterprise was the last car rental place on the face of the earth and we don't have a car, we will walk rather than rent from them!
__label__4 The other day someone posted a question about eating near the airport and Miguel's popped in my mind and ever since I posted my response,  I could not get it out of my mind so today was Miguel day.\nWhen you drive up it looks condemned, it's on 85 Interstate Service Rd, (exit 32 Little Rock Rd) that right there, sounds sketchy.  It's beside a closed motel, (Bates Motel reference).  This alone makes me LOVE this restaurant.  It is everything you want it to be in that off the beaten path kind of way.  They don't serve the best food, the margarita is average, service is functional, but all of it wrapped up it's like heaven.
__label__3 I really enjoy going to this place!!  It looks like a little hole in the wall but the food is great!  As well as the service!  It's close to my boyfriends work and that's how I found out about it!  Everyone he works with raves about their salsa!  And it is de-lish!  Every day they have lunch specials and it's very affordable.  They also have outside seating which is nice.
__label__3 Very basic deli. I work close so go here often. From the street this place doesn't look like much, but once you enter... Still not much. Looks very outdated with booths and a few pictures on the wall, including beer signs although they don't serve beer. \n\nThe sandwiches here are run of the mill deli sandwiches but extremely reasonably priced. They have daily specials for $3.50 for a full sub! Get a bucket of iced tea for a buck and you have lunch for under $5.00. \n\nThe service is very friendly. Most of their business is regulars and they definitely let you know it. After going just a few times they had my name and order memorized. \n\nThey are known for their \"Little Rock Special\" which is a cheesesteak, not bad but I prefer their cold subs.
__label__1 This is the first and only Showmars I've visited. There are about 20 of them in the Charlotte area. Food was pretty good. I'd give it one half step-up from a burger at a fast food joint.\n\nI had a Greek Salad; the salad (especially the chicken) was tasty but the dressing was \"totally bleh\". Thankfully the default dressing was on the side so I asked for blue cheese dressing and it was much better -- they had Ken's dressing in a package.\n\nMy dinner mates had a burger and fish and chips. All around \"OK\". I'd not go out of my way to go again and certainly not worth a quest...
__label__1 I had the souvlaki and my husband had the sirloin tips. Both were completely flavorless. My husband and I both agreed that the most impressive thing about this place is that they could actually find a way to cook the flavor out of beef and onions.  The tzatziki sauce was okay same with the Greek salad.
__label__2 Hop Feng is a cash only Chinese carryout establishment. I thought my General Tso's Chicken was pretty good and the portion size was huge I actually was able to get close to 3 meals out of my lunch. For $7.50 I got the main dish, General Tso Chicken with a weird yellow rice ??? and a deep fried egg roll.\n\nThe decor is sort of dumpy with grease from years gone bye stuck to the walls and if you ever get a chance take a look a the thermostat in the corner. The amount of grease stuck to the thermostat is down right amazing. But you know what this place hits the spot for me every now and again. \n\nAnd I got Fortune Cookies 3 of them...And they were all very accurate!
__label__2 Visiting friends in NC and we stopped here for breakfast. At first our order was take out but then we decided to eat in. They got out order wrong but was friendly in fixing the error. The food was okay for the items that we got.
__label__0 ive heard nothing but good things about this restaurant from friends, neighbors and yelp....   well ill just say this was my first and last time at the sports page. first off our server acted like she could care less. second there was a pit of an avacado left in the guacamole and chips i was served. third there was a short black hair on my sandwich. fourth and final, the server brought the check but we couldnt ever get her to come back to the table i was calling out to her as i was walking to the door i decided to take the check with cash to her, she ignored me...acted like i wasnt even there...i just laid the receipt on the table with the cash and left. what a crappy restaurant...the food was mediocre at best... my boyfriends burger looked good but wasnt that great...by the way... and if i wanted to complain to a manager or something i figured there was no point...i just let it go and will never be darkening their doorstep ever again...
__label__0 So, I had to play hotel switcheroo because Hyatt's rate seemingly tripled for one night in the middle of my stay. I wound up here and I think I'm officially done with Choice Hotels forever. I've never had a positive experience aside from this one Econo Lodge in Walterboro, SC.\n\nThis hotel is located in the middle of a vast array of garbage food restaurants. If you want to go to a grocery store, they're all 15 minutes away. While the hotel might be convenient to some attractions, it isn't convenient to things an everyday hotel guest would need or want unless you like McDonald's and Waffle House. Gross.\n\nThe beds are not comfortable at all and this hotel has resorted to using these god awful square 15\" pillows. Who the hell can sleep on a square like that besides a child!? It's beyond ridiculous and not to mention annoying to try and sleep on. Pair the lack of comfort with the 11:00 check out and you have one unhappy guest! I requested a late check-out time upon check-in as I advised I'd be working overnight. 12:30 was the best she could do as she made some kind of, apparently phantom note. The next morning at exactly 10:58, the phone rang and reminded me that I was scheduled to check out that day and that check out was 11:00. Blah, so much for sleeping inn at Sleep Inn.\n\nThe hotel is quite noisy as it borders I-77 and the immediate area isn't all that great. Noise from other guests was relatively nil though.\n\nThe mini freezer and mini fridge were nice, but it didn't make up for the overall room quality. The hotel WiFi averages 10 Mbps down/5 Mbps up and is complimentary.\n\nNot recommended and officially denied going forward.
__label__2 Great specials averaging around $7.  The portions are extra large.  Large seating area.  This is your typical quick Japanese style stir fry.  Teriyaki and Hibachi stuff!   One thing that sucks - No egg rolls!  WTF?
__label__2 This is a NYC restaurant. That is a compliment and a complaint. There is no question the food is outstanding. Arguably the best in all of Charlotte and deserving of national acclaim. \n\nHere is my complaint. Have you ever dined somewhere that it spectacular and the place knows its spectacular? I have experienced this in NYC. Sort of like the honor is all mine and I should be grateful they have allowed me to dine there. Maybe it was just my experience, but there was just an air of pretentiousness. \n\nSecond. The place is way too small. This means they have to flip the tables quickly to turn a profit. I was there with a party of four. We ordered a bottle of wine and drinks. The beverages came and we had to order. We were not allowed to order our appetizers while we perused the entr\u00e9e menu drank and chatted. Nope we had to order appetizers and entrees together. The waitress saw the incredulous look on my face and explained that the entrees take a while. \n\nWell the entrees didn't take long. Sorry but after dropping over $250 I don't think I should rushed. I worked in the restaurant industry. I know that people \"park\" themselves at their table. Trust me that was not what we did. This was an assembly line chain restaurant experience. Get'em in and get'em out. \n\nI am glad I went an experienced Chef Moffet's food. He is incredible. He needs some help on the front end. I wouldn't go back. Jim Noble restaurants are much better run and the food is on the same level.
__label__4 Went here on a Thursday night at the last minute. We don't get to go out much so wanted to try someplace special. We were blown away by Barrington's and can't wait to go again. \n\nFor our first course, I had the mediterranean salad and my wife had the poached pear on argula. Both were simply incredible for many reasons. First, for the creativity and composition of the ingredients such as falafel, hummus, tzaziki, etc. Second, for the quality, freshness and taste, Third, for the presentation and display. \n\nOur entrees raised the bar even higher. I had the grilled swordfish which came on a bed of capellini. My wife had the pork tenderloin on a sweet potato mash with asparagus. The flavors of both dishes had subtle spices as the hint of chipotle in the pork bbq sauce.\n\nFor dessert, we split a granny smith apple cobbler topped by a scoop of their homemade vanilla ice cream. It was not too sweet or tart and was the perfect ending to the meal.
__label__4 this place never disappoints me. Tough to get in, reservations are a must but always delicious.
__label__2 This UPS store shares its main entrance with the Caribou Coffee. They are a full service mailing shop, with boxes, packing materials and yes, they ship stuff by UPS. I think they also have a mailbox system, but I wasn't really paying attention. I just wanted to drop off my pre-paid package and be on my way. The clerk was friendly and helpful and got it done pronto. If I have more UPS mailing requirements, I'll be back.
__label__2 This is a very busy dollar store. No matter what time I go in there is always a line at the cashiers station. \n\nThis location has a good variety of merchandise, but the shelves (because they are so busy) are never fully stocked. \n\nThe employees definitely make this place 3.5 stars. I think they are always friendly, even with a line wrapped around to the door. They try their best even without a lot of extra help, and that's pretty much all you can ask for from your cashier.
__label__2 Sigh...to be honest, there is just no good food option in this shopping center. This Mccalister falls short just like many mccalisters. The lighting in here is kind of dark. The food...it lacks flavor. Don't come here if you want a good sandwich, which is funny because it is a deli. The typical scene you can expect is you come in, order with one of the high schooler staff up front and retrieve your food when it's ready at the counter. So-so food...ok price here for what you get.
__label__1 You would think fried chicken would be simple... Absolutely horrible.  A night visit only added insult to injury. 3 waitresses and still had to return one drink for lack of alcohol. If you want to shoot pool, go during the day, otherwise, stay clear!!!\nPS: I had to remind them of the \"drink\" to get it removed from the bill.
__label__1 Today was only my second visit to this location. My family just moved to Charlotte in June and frequented the location where we used to live. \n\nFirst visit was great, very friendly staff and welcoming when I mentioned we were new to Charlotte. I was happy to know I would have a great place to bring my 5 yr olds toys and clothes. \n\nToday was a different story!! I realize it is a Saturday (weekends are usually busy) but there appeared to be lots of staff on hand, but not much business taking place. I was sorely disappointed and left with a bag full of items that will go to Goodwill. Once Upon a Child needs to show \"a little\" regard for their customers and their time.
__label__3 Very good food and I like the atmosphere and style. Maybe it is a little 80'ish looking on the design, but who doesn't love a place where you are taken back Miami Vice and shoulder pads in your leather jacket. \nThe food is very good an I've tried a variety of things without being disappointed. Oven backed pizzas are good, shrimp and grits ok but I've had better. The baked Alaskan (I thought it was fish when my fianc\u00e9 ordered it) is a wonderful dessert but only available certain times of the year.
__label__4 We eat at trio nearly twice a week. The menu has various different items and everything is good. I love the homemade chicken fingers and their brick oven pizzas are to die for. Trio is also very inexpensive for the quality of food that you get. Most dishes are under 12.00. The service is good as well.
__label__2 Casual dinner with members tonight and food was great! Service was inexperienced.  Always love the location and people!
__label__2 Kabuto is your run-of-the-mill Japanese Steakhouse. Different stations with chefs slinging shrimp tails around the communal dining areas like it's a lunchtime magic show. Always a plethora of laughs and gags going around the group. \n\nThis place is great for lunch. $9 and 30 minutes and you're out the door. Uhhh...If I'm craving a salad with ginger dressing, which I always am, (you do too. admit it) fried rice, steak, shrimp and white sauce (DUDE) then Kabuto is king of lunch options in my book. Always super clean and full of kindhearted staff. The parking lot is super difficult to get in and out of though. 51 traffic at lunch is a beast. Good luck getting stuck behind someone trying to cut across traffic at 12pm on a weekday. It's murder. This place would greatly benefit from another exit/entrance or a stoplight. Here's hoping....\n\nYou can't really shake a stick at balanced lunch when you can have soup or a salad, veggies, fried rice and a choice of a protein for under $10 and be back out the door and headed back to the office or meeting. Glad to see these guys have taken this into account. Though, you should know that the $10 offering mostly comes in the protein department. Some may require more steak or chicken, which can be sparse. \n\nService is always quick and friendly. They do a wonderful job of memorizing orders. Rarely has it come to pass that my order has been mal-delivered. Quick on refills and I love that they always offer a to-go beverage. \"Why, yes! I would love a diet coke to go! How thoughtful!\" Pretty much always my thought process. \n\nThis place also does full dinner options and has sushi. Neither of which I have tried to date, but would happily oblige if the option was presented. \n\nThanks for the quick and entertaining lunch/service, Kabuto!
__label__1 Well it's not the place it use to be. We went there for my birthday per the kids request and we had the typical experience which was a lot of banging, a lot of yelling and a lot of fire. I can understand why kids love this place, me not so much. I use to enjoy their food back in the day but now you don't get nearly the amount you use to get and what is with \"Japanese Katsup?\" That stuff is nasty. Didn't they use to give you two sauces? I had to ask for something different and truth be told that sauce wasn't much better and the chef seemed upset with me when I told him I wasn't a fan of the Japanese Katsup. Dude get over it and go make your ring of fire.\n\n The food was MEH. Miso soup which really was chix broth with a little (and I stress little) sliced scallion and 2 thin slices of mushrooms, a salad which was Iceberg (BLEH) and their famous Ginger dressing, which I do admit, I like.\n\nThe entrees were MEH as well. I had the fillet, scallops and shrimp. My husband had the fillet and lobster. Our steaks were cooked perfectly but I think the chef was upset at the seafood because he MURDERED it. Every piece of seafood was so overcooked, it was like we had the fillet with rubber bands. I understand you want to put on a show but can you at least do it with the zucchini and leave the seafood be?\n\nThat evening my son and I had some sushi as well and I will say the fish was VERY fresh. Had I known the chef was going to incinerate my entree, I would have just stuck with the sushi.
__label__2 Not my favorite experience at a Japanese Steakhouse. My food was good-- not phenomenal, but good. My waiter was relatively inattentive (and spoke limited English), and thus, got my order wrong; thankfully, everything is made in front of you, so this was fixed and I enjoyed my filet and lobster as ordered. That stated, this place is just too loud (and I'm eighteen, so that says a lot), and the service feels rushed.\n\nMy suggestion? Go to the Nakato down the road.
__label__1 I went here with a couple of friends a while ago and honestly everything was mediocre at best. For the price, quality, and quantity there's a similar restaurant nearby that's way better. The service wasn't bad, and the presentation was typical. Just nothing special. I have no specific complaints, but nothing to brag about or remember, either.
__label__3 Our choice and the choice of our son's family when we want Indian food in Charlotte.\n\nExcellent food covering all the Indian traditionals such as tandoori, curries, samosas and other appetizers, breads, etc.  Portions are reasonable, along with prices.  \n\nCarry out is very normal and it is packed to stay hot for over an hour.  Sometimes we have picked up an order and could not eat it until two hours later and it was reasonably warm enough to not require reheating.\n\nSome in our family are spice sissies, so we usually order medium heat, but they can melt your inlays and challenge your tongue's survival by ordering level 5 out of 5, or even higher.  Always try a lower level before you take on the masters of spice.\n\nYou might want to order extra rice if you like rice to sop up the wonderful sauces as much as we do.  Their naan bread is excellent, thick and doughy.  Naan, rice, sauces:  what more do you need to yum up your tum?\n\nThe dining area is comfortable, romantically lighted with booths and tables, serving the same menu as take-out.  We think this would be a good first date place as well as a family dining experience.\n\nThere is a buffet lunch, but we have only used the Bombay Grille for dinner so cannot comment on lunch.
__label__1 Extremely dissapointing trip here. Service was average to bad. Food quality left a lot to be improved. Currys have no meat but curry. Taste wise it isn't great either. I make far better indian food at home. Meat was not cooked properly and was very chewy. Overall I don't recommend it and won't be going back at all. Oh yeah their carpets were dirty with food everywhere,seems like they don't vacuum at all or very little.
__label__1 Visited on a Wednesday for the lunch buffet and arrived around 1120am. When my roommate and I first got there, we were the only patrons there!  I thought perhaps we were early, but throughout our meal only one other table with two customers were there and when they left a mother and daughter came in towards the end of our meal.  Our waiter was friendly, he came to refill our waters twice.  Other than that we really didn't see him.  I was a bit disappointed in the selection. There were 3 vegetarian /vegetable options, 3 chicken options and a couple of of other things like soup, potato wedges, and rice pudding that was extremely soupy. I am a vegetarian, so I was already limited in my choices.  At one point I went back to get some more rice and the rice was never refilled, so I was literally scrapping the bowl!  I mostly ate a dish with broccoli in a tomato sauce, which was by far my most favored item on the day's buffet menu.  While I did have an enjoyable time with my roommate, my taste buds were not jumping for joy as I had previously imagined that they would.  I love Indian food, but my experience at Bombay Grille was although not horrible, was also not what I would envision as something to be repeated.\n\nNormally at buffets I can usually eat between 2-3 plates.  Their food was extremely heavy and could only eat one full plate.  After leaving the restaurant I took a nap and very long walk afterwards, and I still was full to the point of being uncomfortable.  I am grateful that I did not have to work that day, I would have been miserable.  I even thought that possibly they put heavy cream in their food, but of course I am not in their kitchen, so that will go unknown.  Food has never made me feel that way.  \n\nKey points that I was disappointed in were:\n1. Buffets usually have a great selection, so that a person can sample several different dishes- Bombay Grille failed here.\n2. Indian buffets usually have at least one dish with paneer- Bombay Grille failed here.\n3. Indian buffets are supposed to have several different curry dishes (mild, medium, spicy and different kinds of curry). There was only one curry chicken dish.- FAIL\n4. Bombay Grille- FAILed to refill the rice.. there were only 4 people in there at any given time!!!!  I'd hate to see what the buffet would like after 20 minutes if it was packed or even half way full.\n5. Where were the spices? It's bad enough that there wasn't any good curry or paneer, but I couldn't taste any spices.  In my opinion, this is an Americanized Indian restaurant. I could not taste any pepper, cardamon, anise, cumin, cinnamon, cloves, saffron, tamarind or turmeric! -FAIL\n7. Naan- didn't taste like it was homemade.. looked and tasted like store bought and it was plain.. they didn't have garlic naan!  By the time I had some, it was cold, chewy and blah.  No ghee and naan!  No spices or raisin and naan.  NOT SATISFIED!\n6. The price for the selection. - FAIL\n\nThe decor is slightly plain.. the only redeeming quality was what I was craving for over a month since moving to Charlotte.. a Mango Lassi.\n\nOverall, I would not return to this restaurant.. the food quality, selection and price were less than stellar.  I've heard great things about \"Passage to India\" in the University area and can't wait to check it out!
__label__4 They have awesome Iced Thai Tea!! ( If you haven't tried one then you should go get one) Love their dishes, which are delish! And you should tried the fried duck ( I don't remember the name, just the details) they're yummy too! And their staffs are nice too. So it a great place to go when you want any Thai foods. :)
__label__0 I Specifically asked for NO MEAT of any kind.  Even made inquires about the sauces and if they had chicken broth, etc.  When I got home we found our rice had little bits of beef in it.  My girlfriend is a vegetarian so one can imagine this ruined her dinner.  Also the prices online were cheaper than what they charged in the store, not cool.  Certainly will not return to Quick Wok.
__label__0 The food is inexpensive. I was there with co workers for lunch. Service was not good and we noticed after we were done eating that there were bugs crawling on the table. When we told the checkout person that there were bugs on the table her response was \"oh they start coming out after we spray.\"  Will not go back, between the service and the bugs I am totally grossed out!
__label__3 This little gem is tucked in the HT at Arboretum beside the Starbucks. It  has been around for a long time, but they are still churning out some really good quality take-out.  \n\nThe owner and his wife are very friendly and always have a smile and time for a little chit-chat. \n\nWe usually call ahead and the food is always fresh, hot, and ready to go. The portion sizes are good and there is usually enough to take the leftovers to lunch the next day.\n\nI sometimes place an order for take out while I am shopping and they get the food prepared pretty quickly.  They have great Chinese and Thai dishes!
__label__3 I creepily eat here probably once every two weeks.  What can I say... there cheese fries are fabulous, and their salads are yummy.  \nI also recommend getting the No Rules Pasta with no protein (vegetarian) and sub the normal sauce for the fuego sauce.  The sauce is spicy and absolutely perfect.  \nIf you go in and there is a long wait, it is good to remember that the bar is first come, first serve.  I never wait longer than 5 minutes because I typically get a seat in the bar area.  They also do call ahead seating, a definite plus.  So if you are going on a busy, just give them a buzz as you are leaving the house. \nThe staff here and be hit or miss.  When they are good, they are GOOD and when they are bad.... let's just say I have a few that will not be my server again.
__label__1 I went here as a last resort after being unable to secure a table at Beef-n-Bottle, so my expectations in regards to meat quality that day were a little high.\n\nThe first thing to expect at Outback is a fairly long wait on weekends; if memory serves me correctly, the wait on a Saturday night was about 50 mins.  There is a small waiting area to the left of the door that has complimentary lemonade and they also pass out samples of appetizers.  This small space is a real life saver when it's really cold outside.\n\nRegarding the food, I recommend either the Victoria Filet or the New York strip (rare or medium rare).  Since the prices are so reasonable, you're basically looking at a $10-14 steak if you get the sirloin and based on the comments from the table next to us, a $10 piece of meat is what you're gonna get.  While we enjoyed our filet and New York strip, the couple next to us was unable to finish more than half of their sirloins.  They said that the meat was kind of tough and dry.  I personally found my strip to be tender and juicy, however it was lacking in the seasoning department, let just say I needed a lot of steak sauce.  The loaded baked potato was cooked well, but the cesar salad that I had was very bland.  The dressing had almost no taste and the parmesan cheese was bland with an odd peppery taste.\n\nThe service was great, our waitress was very attentive and friendly.  If you asked me if I'd return, I'd probably say no.  The food quality just isn't what I'm used to in the realm of steaks.  To be honest, I've had better steaks at some of Charlotte's local bars.  If you're on a limited budget and want a steak dinner for $20 or less, you can't beat the pricing here.
__label__2 The atmosphere here is comfortable and attractive.  The service is above average.  The lunch specials are quite appealing, and the food itself is pretty tasty.
__label__2 I went to Salsa's/Cabo's for the Sunday Brunch Buffet.  The fresh-made tortillas were wonderful and the service was excellent, but the food was just ok for me.   There was a good selection of items and everything was tasty, but some items were a bit too salty for my taste.   I may give it another try.
__label__2 Good place to go if you are in a bind for some sporting goods.  Pretty have a little bit of everything... but \"jack of all traits.... master of none\" applies here.   These sporting good stores are usually fairly large with a bunch of sections for any sport you and your family are interested in.  There are a couple of Dick's stores that have a better selection in running shoes (Southpark) and are deemed \"shoe specialty locations\", sadly this is not one of them, but they do have a lot of selection.\n\nOn my recent trip in, I was looking for some KT tape and got what I needed.  The color selection was a bit sparse, but the price was right.... the location of what I needed was a little hard to navigate so I did spend some time in the store wandering around like a lost puppy. \n\nUsually someone greets you right away when you come in and people are pretty helpful in trying to \"get you in and out\", but the last trip I couldn't really find anyone to help me.  \n\nAs a side note, this shopping center has been pretty eerie to visit since Walmart and BestBuy has since relocated.  It doesn't seem that busy, but at least the Dick's has the Guitar Center as a neighbor still.
__label__0 I hate Bank of America more than anything else in the world.  I am a peaceful person who would rather cut off my left arm than offend anyone or get into a fight.  But, I swear, B of A brings out a side of me that I wish I never had to see, and the unfortunate part is that I usually end up taking it out on the unsuspecting customer service rep on the other end of the phone line.  I have never in my life banked with a company that goes so far out of their way to screw people over and assess unnecessary fees.  I have paid B of A hundreds of dollars in overdraft fees over the last year due to their screwed up system and logic that they will undoubtedly try to convince you is somehow appropriate.  For example, I made a charge to Food Lion using my debit card and my pin number, which means that charge should come through on my account IMMEDIATELY.  Instead, it didn't come out for two days, on the same day as an automatic withdrawal for a student loan payment.  The financial geniuses at this corporate mega-money factory decided that since they waited for two days to take it out, now they would take the debits out from largest to smallest, with no regard for the date and/or method of payment used.  So, in a nutshell, I was charged two, count 'em two, overdraft fees and when I spoke to customer service, they simply read the policy out of their little manual, attempting to explain it to me like I have an IQ of 50 with no offer to make the situation better even when I threatened to close my account.  Bottom line:  they don't care about me, my money, my life, or my circumstances.  All they care about is whether or not I'm stupid enough to continue paying them overdraft fees.  I closed my account and switched to a smaller credit union and I couldn't be happier with my decision.
__label__2 Like K.B. said, its pretty standard mexican food.  I thought the salsa before the meal was too watery.  I had the fish tacos.  The fish was fried.  This place is ok if your in the area and hungry.  You won't be thrilled or disappointed.
__label__4 My very first review could only be that of Zapatas Cantina, or \"Zaps\" as I like to refer to it as.\n\nI frequent this dining establishment more than any other in my life. Very much at the pinnacle of decent restaurants located in the university vicinity of Charlotte, it has all the ingredients: the food is of upper-end quality, it's modestly priced, and has a fresh atmosphere. HOWEVER, if you are looking for a place with a staff that can understand and replicate English well- this place is not for you. I've heard various people toss that comment around every now and then. It may just be my opinion, but it seems as though the best authentic, non-American eateries are those with misplaced English skills, or a complete lack thereof. \n\nNow I myself usually don't deviate from an ace menu item once I've found it, and as such I've had the same \"Southwest Quesadilla\" from Zaps for the past 6 years. First thing I've ever ordered from 'em. Think I care? Nah. Sure don't. I have only recently been \"around the block\" with other various items on the menu and to no shock whatsoever, find them all exquisite as well.\n\nOverall, here are a few things to consider about the business: 1) Adequate spacial constraints with an up and downstairs, each consisting of its own outdoor section, 2) lakeside view, 3) great food/ menu combinations & a plethora of menu items from a very basic \"kids\" to a \"make-your-own\" spin off anything they have to offer really, 4) generous portion sizes, 5) full bar selection and quality margaritas, 6) drink specials for every day of the week, 7) VERY quick service (9 out of 10). Can't beat it.\n\nAnd for Cinco de Mayo? This is the place to be.
__label__2 Met someone here to play on the tennis courts.  Surprisingly the courts were in good shape, the nets were missing the straps, but we played through it.  Overall it's a nice complex.... my one complaint would be that the parking lot is a bit of a maze to get out with a lot of curves (which means a lot of blind spots if you are backing out).  Yes, it keeps the place looking interesting, but I would hate to be a grounds keeper here since there are no straight lines in sight.\n\nThe apartments look pretty solid, all-brink.... there is a lot of highway noise coming from 485 though.... I didn't go inside one unit, but it was fairly loud from the tennis court.
__label__3 We found this place off of Yelp and after reviewing the reviews my husband and I decided to try it out. We went here to celebrate our wedding anniversary and the food and atmosphere was awesome. I do not recommend to take small children. The atmosphere was very romantic with dim lighting and they had someone to play live music on the accordion.\n\nI ordered the house special which was the Whiskey Shrimp and Chicken. This dish was so good, it did not disappoint. My husband ordered the Bake Zitti which was great as well. For both of our meals plus wine and a few beers we paid an average of 60+ bucks. \n\nWe will definitely go back again with friends and family.
__label__2 Sports bars are generally a dime a dozen and this Stool Pigeons ranks above average (for sports bar) for food, cleanliness, and a decent atmosphere. I'm not a sports fan, so I mostly go to these places for food and  fellowship, both of which are a good bet at Stool Pigeons.\n\nI agree with Devin that Stool Pigeons is less crowded than comparable establishments, I've never had trouble getting a seat here. While the food is unoriginal pub fare, its cheap, filling, and pretty tasty.  No entree is more than $9.  In fact, the sandwhich and fries was a mere $7!  Our server was quick and friendly.  She got my sandwich right, down to the toppings and never wrote my order down...impressive.  \n\nWhile this is a bar, there is sufficient seating away from the bar for non-barflies who want to have a conversation.  I would even wager that the new non-smoking laws have made these sports bars downright pleasant!  Oh yeah, I'll be back!!!
__label__1 Qdoba is something like a Mexican \"Subway\".  You come in at one end, look at a menu board of choices - mostly consisting of a variety of burrito choices - and place your order.  The primary difference is that no matter what you order off the board, the restaurant operates more like a traditional deli and prices based on what you order, not necessarily what is on the board.\r\n\r\nWhere a Subway (most fast food places, for that matter) would have particular menu items, at Qdoba you essentially choose what you want and it is priced accordingly - and a number of the items on the menu are simply common configurations of what people may typically order if they put things together on their own.  I think it may be less confusing to some if the menu boards were simplified to reflect this.\r\n\r\nAs to the food, it's pretty decent.  You get a good-sized helping, and the price isn't out of line with what you would pay at other fast food places.  If you are so inclined, you can eat part of your meal and save the rest for later, which makes it an even better deal.  It certainly isn't authentic Mexican, but it's not bad eats when you're pressed for time.
__label__0 I am new to the area and visited this CVS for the first time to pick up a prescription.  I WILL NOT be returning.  First, I waited in line for 10 minutes to pick up the script- there was one person at the counter and two other people ahead of me.  When I finally got to the counter, the script wasn't ready even though it had been called in over an hour before I arrived (what's the hold-up?).  The Pharmacy Technician yelled for them to expedite it (great!) and told me to have a seat while they finished filling the script.  Ok.  I sat and listened... and listened... after 10 minutes I asked another Pharm Tech approximately how long it would be until my script was ready.  He looked and told me it was ready.  I asked why nobody had called me and he said he didn't know.  I got back in line again to check out... this time there were five people ahead of me.  After waiting another 15 minutes there's finally only one person ahead of me... the lady at the counter has a cart load of items and the Pharm Tech asks if she'd like to pay for her items there.  I can't say I blame the customer- if I had other items, I wouldn't want to wait in another line, but seriously, there's quite a line of people who can't check out up front at the general registers- let's serve the people to need to use the pharmacy.  She checks out and then proceeds to question the price of baby-wipes (buy one get one half off that didn't ring out as such).  So now the only person checking people out at the Pharmacy is doing a price check for baby-wipes while the rest of us continue to wait.  Finally, a second Tech arrives and takes the woman in front of me and then takes me.  I explain to him my frustrations as it has taken me over 30 minutes to pick up my script and that NOBODY called me when the script was ready.  The Pharmacy Manager tells me that she did call me and I didn't hear her.  I told her I was sitting in the chairs and nobody called her.  She proceeds to say she speaks fast and I probably didn't understand her.  I'm from New York- we don't know how to speak anything except fast- don't insult me!  I continued to explain my frustrations- having to wait in line twice, nobody telling me the script was ready, etc.  She asked how she could address the situation but at that point there was nothing they could do- I had already spent nearly 40 minutes picking up a script that the doctor had called in over an hour before I even arrived.  At this point, I just wanted to get out.  As I left, another customer told me how rude  I was and that I needed to be more patient!  Haha!  Mind your own business- I don't have time to spend 40 minutes picking up a prescription!  When I got home, I was told that CVS has called to say the script was ready- yup, even though I was sitting less than five feet from the counter, they called HOME rather than me!  This pharmacy needs a lesson in customer service and efficiency because both were seriously awful.  I mentioned that I am new to the area- I recently relocated from Chicago and always used CVS there.  My doctor would call in a script and within 10 minutes, the CVS would have it filled (the time it would take me to walk the 2 blocks from my doctor's office to the CVS).  The couple times the CVS was backlogged, they'd have me take a seat but as soon as the prescription was ready, they'd call me up and check me out immediately- I NEVER had to wait in line TWICE!!!  I always had such wonderful experiences at the CVS in Chicago but will definitely not be using this CVS again.  There are several Walgreens and Rite Aids in the area- I'll be using them from now on.
__label__0 Broccoli and meat with the taste of freezer burn always get the one star from me. Bad service gets the same. Little or no working heat (or so it seems) on a cold day is another turnoff. \n\nIf you long for the Friday's experience of the 1980s, don't go to this one. The Friday's at Concord Mills Mall gets about three stars compared to this location.\n\nAt the same time, this chain is past its prime. With so many great restaurants in this area, the only reason someone would stop here is the expectation of name recognition.  Sorry, but this site may disappoint.
__label__1 Went to this Applebee's location two times. The first time was a few years back, and the bartender had terrible customer service (I'm not sure if she still works there, but I think it's worth noting). The second time I went, my girlfriend specifically asked for no onions on her sliders, and they came out with onions anyway. Also, my second round of sangria tasted like the bartender poured half a bottle of what ever they use to sweeten it, and barely any wine. I'll stick to the location by concord mills mall
__label__3 A warm fall day. Sun is shining. A slight breeze...\n\nTo the Wine Vault! They have a vast collection to choose from. By the bottle or glass. And great outdoor seating to take in the fresh air. They don't have a kitchen, but have some pretty good munchies. \n\nIf you don't like wine, they do have bottled beer in the back. Seasonal selection too.\n\nA nice atmosphere but a little pricey. But with good company, it can be very enjoyable. \n\nTip: wed 7pm tastings..
__label__0 Terrible \"hostess\" experience. Woman at the front had a terrible attitude as soon as I walked on. The store is basically empty and I've been waiting for 40mins when I was told my wait time would be 15mins.\n\nAdd On: \n\nThis is my fourth time coming back due to inventory and no fault of the stores. I'm continued to be so disappointed by the \"hostess\". They really act like you're an inconvenience. Will probably be my last trip and just drive an hour and a half to go to my home store. Really disappointed. This is not the experience I'm accustomed to receiving from verizon.
__label__2 I liked it bc of the coupons but it is now closed they informed me by email.
__label__2 This is a decent hotel.  I'm not sure what the real rate is but its definitely a good deal at the corporate rate I got.  It reminds of me a courtyard in many ways.  Its clean and has a standard hotel feel.\n\nThe staff was really friendly.  AND I really liked how they automatically enrolled me in their hotel points program.   Not sure I'm staying here again as I'm already a member of another program....but it never hurts to pick up more points.\n\nFree Wifi and HBO in the rooms is a plus as well.  It located near some restaurants in walking distance and its off the main road which helps with the noise.
__label__3 Good subs and cheesesteaks. Slammed at lunch. Clean. Plentiful parking.
__label__4 This is my favorite NPR affiliated station....EVER. \n\nI know. Charlotte Talks can be smug. I hate People's Pharmacy. My God- what is Says You?? However, the rest of the programming is top of the line stuff. You might think this is normal. Go on a road trip and listen to other stations. They play too much Jazz. They have NO local programming (as much as I complain about Mike Collins being smug- it is excellent to have a local program like it and I'm starting to not mind it)\n\nKeep doing what you are doing because you make me so happy on my way to work and on my way home. I also listen to you on the weekends. I have been a sucker for NPR since I was a little girl. I know a good stations and this is one of them. \n\nThis is starting to sound like an awkward love letter.\n\nI don't even mind the fundraising. You have to make money somehow. The whole line about paying for a magazine subscription or cable TV always gets me.....
__label__2 Just went for sushi. Superman roll was good. Overall I would prefer Pisces or Ru Sans, but this place was nearby and it did the job. Service was also good although it wasn't busy at the time.
__label__4 Sam's, my go to store your snacks, awesome find s, and bulk items! The prices are pretty good. I get certain things and I get out, before I spend unnecessary money. That is very easy to do! Its kind of like a larger Walmart, and a foodies paradise! If you haven't been. GO NOW! ENJOY! \n\nOh, by the way, their pizza is delicious at the hot bar, up front, and they sell whole pizzas hot at the bar, and slices. In the  deli area in the back, they sell the same whole pizzas, except they are cold.
__label__0 Terrible. Ugly d\u00e9cor, bad food, poor service.
__label__0 This was by far the worse MG I have dined. All 5 entrees (big family) ordered were served cold. Not warm, not luke warm, COLD! After being re-heated undoubtedly in a microwave we discovered that each guess was discussing who had the more bland tasting dish. We have always enjoyed MG and it was a complete shock to have this type of experience. We will not return.  There were 2 exceptions to this tastless cold meal....the house salad dressing and the bread.
__label__1 I hadn't been to a Macaroni Grill in a number of years. I most likely won't be back to one for a very long time. Unlike other reviews, the service was actually very good, except for the copious amount of perfume our waitress bathed in. Very off-putting when so much of taste depends on smell. The food came out quickly but was still warm at best. I got the chicken scallopini and it was ok, other than the lack of heat. My wife got Mama's Trio. She didn't really care for any of it. I tried it and agree that none of it was very good, and also lukewarm.  The saving grace was that was that we had a gift card and didn't have to waste too much of our own money. If there is a next time, we'll re-gift it.
__label__0 The worst Macaroni Grill I've ever been to!  Do not waste your time!!!
__label__0 Probably the driest and most tasteless chicken salad I've had in a long time. Our other sandwiches were just as disappointing. Just another chain food restaurant. I long for a real deli in Charlotte!
__label__3 Surprisingly, the chocolate chip cookie was delicious!\n\nGrilled Chicken Salad - good enough\n\nSpud Max - great! I would definitely get this again.  The Spud Max includes: bacon, cheddar cheese, scallions, and ham.  Add sour cream, and I am in heaven!
__label__3 Ever since my office moved up to the University area, this is my \"go to\" Y during the week.  Even though I missed the convenience of the Y's downtown - Childress & Dowd, this one is a good replacement and it saves me from driving downtown for a workout.\n\nRecently I have picked up swimming in the mornings before work... well it's better described as \"systematic drowning\".  The pool lifeguard is super friendly.  She was even giving me tips on my form.  If I think about it more I think she was \"concerned\" about me so... hence the tips.  I've got a ways to go before I am Michael Phelps, but I am glad the Univ City Y is helping me on my way to the Olympics (j/k).\n\nThis Y is as large as the other branches in the area and has lots of family programs - after school care, etc that you can take advantage of while getting your burn on.  Every thing is kept clean and maintained - the staff is there for you when you need them.\n\nThe parking lot leaves a little to be wanted, but it is functional (if people follow the one way signs).  At least the Y is off of a side street (not directly on WT Harris), but you have to time it right less you get caught in the traffic nightmare that happens there every rush hour twice a day.
__label__0 My wife and I brought our animals here for over 10 years, even after moving to Stallings, we would still drive all that way. Recently after our oldest rescue passed away, we decided to find a new vet mostly because we had noticed that ever since becoming a \"VCA\" animal hospital, the prices have sky-rocketed, and the service has dropped significantly. \n\nWhen I say the prices are ridiculous, they are literally double for most basic procedures that you can get done at any vet office. If the prices are going to be that high, I would expect the service to match what I am paying, and that is certainly not the case. We always felt pressured into very high priced procedures, that when we turned down because of price, were snubbed off and looked down upon by the Dr and/or Tech.  That does not stand true for everyone working in the office, but the great majority. \n\nI can truly say I believe this office cares more about money than they do about any living being, animal or human. \n\nTo top it off, and this is what pushed me to finally write this review, is a few days ago I got an advertisement for dog teeth care in the mail from VCA. On the front page in big bold letters is \"  You can't get dentures for Peanut\"      Peanut being the name of my deceased dog, who passed more than a month ago!!! As I am sure most dog owners can relate, they become a part of our family, and after 13 years, a part of you. With the passing still raw in the family with my wife and daughter, seeing our dead dogs name, being used in an advertisement, without our permission was disgusting. \n\nThe response from Stoney Creek???     Sorry that was sent from our corporate office in California, must have been done before our records updated.   I don't want your excuse of corporate sending something, when we started coming here there was no \"corporate\" in California.\n\nAll VCA cares about, yes they are known to me now as just VCA, the Stoney Creek we went to does not exist anymore,  is the money.\n\n Find a consistent vet, one who knows your animals, and is not trying to rip your wallet out of your pocket the entire visit.
__label__0 I give this place zero stars.  I went in for a pedicure and not only did I wait for about 10 minutes (with my feet in the water) for the girl to finish eating her lunch, she cut the hell out of my cuticle.  It took over 15 minutes to stop the bleeding and then when I asked to be comped for it, all they have me was $2 off.  I would definitely not recommend this place to anyone, even my worst enemy.  I know I will never be back here.
__label__0 I don't even have the words!  Don't even have an app to order if you send an update that the food is out for delivery but I have to call every 20 min wondering where it is
__label__2 Our original intention was to go to Texas Land and Cattle, but apparently it has closed down. We headed off down Harris Boulevard in search of something else to satisfy a desire for steak. Since I-85 is such a hassle with rush-hour traffic and now all that construction, we decided not to endure more of that and not trek further for a Texas Roadhouse steak. Passing the highway on-ramp, we remembered Longhorn's existed. I used to live in the area and had been a there a few times before, years and years ago.\n\nWe both ordered steaks, my friend the NY Strip and I -- my preferred cut -- the ribeye. We got our drinks and bread the same time as the side salads. My tea was a bit bitter, the side salad was decent but bland. I prefer other place's blue cheese dressing to Longhorn's. This place's was a bit watered down.\n\nThe steak and potato arrived after we finished the salads. My friend enjoyed his, and I thought mine was fine. It was a bit tough and chewy, but not enough to send back. I finished it all and was fairly satisfied and definitely full.\n\nEveryone has their preferences, and for about the same price, I prefer Texas Roadhouse. They are more tender and juicy in my opinion, as well as thicker and more marbled. I like their tea much better (less bitter and more sweet) and their side salads (dressing there is thicker with less iceberg lettuce). They serve rolls instead of sliced bread, which i also prefer. So, I guess maybe is all down to preference, and I prefer Texas Roadhouse.\n\nAs for the service, that was a-okay. No problems there, minus the urge to up-sell, which I find quite annoying, but I accept it is a part of eating out. Our server was quick on the refills and checked in to make sure the meals was (as she put it), \"okay.\"\n\nAs the star rating and the server said, it was all \"okay.\" Not a place I would return to unless it was someone else's idea and they had the desire for it. Also, my friend paid, so it's tough to beat that.
__label__1 First, the cost for the oil change was too high; at least twice what I would normally pay at the dealership for the same work... oh wait it wasn't the same work.\n\nThey cleaned my glass with a dirty rag, didn't really vacuum the interior all that well, topped off all my fluids by spraying most of them (including the oil) onto the engine bay, side, and front of the vehicle and failed to close the air filter canister correctly.\n\nHowever, most troublesome is that they didn't bother to pull the skid plate on my 4Runner to access the filter correctly. That is a big job for a shop like this I suspect. \n\nI would have been happy for them to explain that they don't normally pull skid plates and offer me the oil change at a lower price (without filter change), but they didn't. So, now I have a skid plate full of oil leaking all over my driveway and I have to pull the plate and fix their inability to be professional.
__label__4 This has been a great experience for my kids. Sean and his staff are amazing. Can't say enough about his teaching and ability to relate to younger kids.
__label__3 I made it to the top- that's all that matters!\n\nLove this place.
__label__3 Just had a GREaT experience here... I was yelled at, cursed at, watched ppl get punched, and had a very good cheeseburger at the same time. It was a lot of fun. The burger was really good for a grill & the homemade chips were off the charts! The grill was filled with men who enjoyed being yelled at by the female owner! Good times & good food! Don't take young kids
__label__1 Don't you love it when you have to beg the restaurant to put food out on a buffet? Whenever I go here, the place is decently busy but they always seem to have a problem with having enough food out on their buffet. Everytime a tray of food is brought out, it's such a tiny portion that its usually emptied out within seconds by all the hungry customers! If you're going to run a buffet and expect people to come back, AT LEAST have enough food there for your paying customers!
__label__2 We were originally going to cook Friday night, but it got late by the time we were heading home, so I decided to pick up some food from China Town on the way.  \n\nI went in and there were two people actually eating at the restaurant, the rest were in line or waiting for their take out.  It seems like that is the thing there as the phone was constantly ringing for more orders.  They had a buffet, but I'm not sure when it is set up as it was not during the time I went, which shocks me with it being a Friday night. \n\nI ordered my normal, you got it, sesame chicken.  Also ordered beef and broccoli.  With the number of people waiting and the calls coming in, the order was ready in 5 minutes.  That's great, but should that be questionable???  Maybe the whole Americanized Chinese part.  Both entrees were good and I like that they had a little extra sauce for putting on rice. They also made for good leftovers - not dried out!\n\nI would go back here for convenience, but I still have some other Chinese places that I just like a lot more, so I will reserve those for the 4 and 5 stars.
__label__2 So the big question since we moved down to Charlotte has been, Where the heck can we find a good bagel and slice of pizza? Someone told me that Einstein bagels has bagels that taste just like New York bagels, so I checked them out. Sadly, I was misled. Although, I must say, they were the closest I've found so far. I ordered a honey-wheat bagel and it tasted very fresh, it was still hot and soft. Put a little of their garden veggie cream cheese and I was good to go. Their cream cheese was VERY good, it wasn't as thick as most are and they didn't glop on enough for 4 bagels onto my one bagel. It was very light tasting, almost like hummus. YUM! If this is as close as it's going to get to a NY bagel, I'll take it.
__label__3 I was down in Charlotte on business for five days and I ate here four of those days for lunch.  NEED I SAY MORE?
__label__3 Great lunch spot. To repeat other reviews, the service is fast; probably the quickest I have ever experienced. As with most other locations I have visited, the staff is genuine and friendly.
__label__0 Not good! Really, not good. I had lunch here. I was so disappointed. The crab rangoon, had no crab, just a scant amount of filling.  My lunch consisteted of a neon orange rice. Strange looking, and bad tasting. The food was so bad, I thought we were being pranked.
__label__0 Bojangles has always been our favorite \"greasy spoon\" for the occasional weekend breakfast when we are feeling too lazy to cook.  Unfortunately, while Bojangles is known throughout the South for their legendary biscuits, the Tega Cay location is better known in my household for their legendary order inaccuracy.  I've been here probably a dozen time, and would posit that my order has put together incorrectly on 75% of those occasions.\n\nToday was the final straw.  After having to return to the drive thru window a second time to place a second order for the items that had mysteriously been left off the first, I was lucky enough to get the manager at the window.  When confronted by their mistake and their impressive streak of screwed up orders, she simply shrugged, smiled and said she was sorry and hoped that I had a \"nice day.\"  Ever seen the \"buh-bye\" airline episode on SNL?  I felt like I just lived it.\n\nToo bad.  The biscuits really are amazing.  Lucky for me, there are other locations to choose from... that I will probably be visiting from here forward!
__label__2 I hadn't had Papa John's for at least a year.  It's one of the better chain pizza places, and unlike the Domino's that moved, it's conveniently on my way home from work.  I got a $10 gift card for $5 from www.saveology.com and they had their large specialty pizzas for $11.  The large is only 14\" which isn't really large, but the Spinach Alfredo pizza is pretty tasty.  I was disappointed they no longer put the butter sauce and pepporncini in the pizza box, but I understand it.  The service was a little slow as they have two registers but only one person working on one of them with a lot of people standing around.  I'd stop here for a pizza on my way home again if the price was right.
__label__0 Two words.  Dirty and nasty. Better off driving 3 miles to the Steele creek McDonalds!
__label__1 My friends and I always meet up here when I am visiting from out of town. The service is usually mediocre but last night was absolutely terrible. One of my friends got there first and a soon a he sat down at the table in the bar area he was presented by the blonde female bartender with a $150.00 tab. He politely told the girl this wasn't his tab and she proceeded to literally scream at him and fly off the handle.  Luckily the tab owners had just stepped outside for a moment, but from that moment on we had the most terrible service from her. I ordered a margarita and it was disgusting with nothing but mixer and a few cubes of ice. The guys were ordering beers and they literally had to approach the bartender at the bar for two different rounds of beer because the bartender would not return to service our table like she was servicing the rest of them. We had to ask for menus because we were not offered any and anytime we attempted to speak with or get the bar tender's attention she just glared and smirked and acted like everything was just a big inconvenience to her. She was literally snatching money out of out hands while we were paying. Ridiculous.
__label__0 I've only been here once, but thought I'd share after reading some other reviews. \n\nFirst off, this is NOT TexMex. I'm not sure what I would classify it as, maybe AmeriMex, but definitely NOT TexMex. \n\nNow that I have that out of the way, I'll say that I like El Cancun. \n\nI do not like this El Cancun. \n\nWhile it looks decent on the outside and the inside, the food and service were simply terrible. Chicken was very watered down, the salsa was flavorless, and the service make a fast food chain look really good. Just a poor, poor experience at this location overall. If this was the only El Cancun in Charlotte, I would feel the same way many posters do and just never come back. \n\nLuckily for me, I live in Rock Hill. There's an El Cancun here. And it's pretty awesome. I won't give it a full on review because this isn't really the place for it, but suffice it to say that if you're in RH and you see the El Cancun and you go \"ugh, no way that place is terrible\" don't put your experience with the really shitty location on to the one in Rock Hill and give the other one a chance.
__label__1 Location is perfect view to the lake but services pretty slow, food average a place to get a beer and see the lake ......
__label__3 Great little place just across the border.  Food is always great as well as service.
__label__2 The library is a nice, clean facility with good, diverse resources for patrons. However, there is no designated quiet area that is closed off from the noise/speaking that happens in the front of the library. There is a quiet reading room, but it is not closed off, so the noise easily travels back there. Additionally, there are hardly ANY outlets near tables, so if you need to study using a computer, you're quite possibly out of luck. Overall, I expect a quiet area to study in a library, and this one doesn't necessarily deliver. More outlets would also make it a better studying spot.
__label__4 Any place that's located on a lake for a fish fry is alright with me.. It's packed on Friday which means you get to have a few cocktails while waiting for a table, the wait is worth it... Don't hesitate to try this place out you won't be disappointed..
__label__4 What could I possibly say about the Beach House Restaurant and Lounge?  I guess I could think of a few things.\n\nI went there today for the first time and was dazzled by the charm it flaunted, while still maintaining the gritty edge of a backwoods Wisconsin eatery.  Let's not get it twisted folks, we're not breaking gastronomic ground here.  What we are breaking are your misconceptions of what a restaurant can be whose parking lot is largely composed of Chevy and Dodge trucks, and whose front, snow-covered, lawn is full of snowmobiles.  Deal with it kids, this is that slice of Midwest Americana you've been looking for in any number of wayside eateries in rural America.  Fish fry anyone?\n\nTo begin, let me explain that one of the many draws for the Beach House's patrons is the fact that it is still legal to smoke indoors in McFarland.  I stepped inside and was immediately made aware of this fact as plumes of smoke took up residence in my clothes and nose.  \n\nDo not fear, however, there is a separate dining room that is nonsmoking.  And man was this separate dining room packed (Superbowl Sunday).  Packed with large women squeezing into convention center chairs.  Packed with waitresses who wore skin tight white Jordache jeans, giving you a fleeting sense of their giving nature.  Packed with the eager anticipation of an entire day spent watching football and football-related activities: drooling, eating, drinking, and smoking.  God bless America.\n\nThe AM dish to get here is the Walleye and eggs breakfast.  I would tend to agree, although their limited selection of omelets is made marginally more tasty by the addition of broccoli (you heard me punk).  As breakfast wore on, the dining room filled, emptied, and filled again; the waitstaff eagerly setting new places, removing paper place settings, calling people darlin' and hon'(always appreciated).\n\nSo give it to me hard backwoods Wisconsin.  Give me every sinew of your being: your ice fishing, snowmobiling, smoking, bloody Mary drinking, being.  Just be.  And give me a friggin' huge piece of deep fried walleye to help me digest the spectacle, with scrambled eggs on the side.  And don't you dare forget the tartar sauce.
__label__3 For being surrounded by two lakes, Madison doesn't do a great job of having places to drink on the water. Head down to McFarland and check out the beach house. It's like a dive bar slash restaurant right on the lake. Tons of windows. Not a bad place.\n\nCan't comment on the food. Drink specials were solid.
__label__2 We had dinner at the Beach House on Friday on our way up to northern Wisconsin based on reviews on Yelp.  If you are looking for good fish fry the Beach House has it.  I had the perch which was great, my bf had the walleye which i think had an even better flavor.  The fish deserves 5 stars.  Everything else a 3 star.  I would give 3 1/2 stars if that were an option.  Would definitely go back.
__label__0 I took my mom and grandma to the Beach House last night for dinner thinking it would be better than getting a Papa Murphy's pizza. There weren't many patrons in the dining room. Our waitress was very short with us, demanding our drink orders before taking any questions or orders for our food. I ordered scallops, and when they came to the table they were overcooked, but also cold. It took me at least 15 minutes to find the waitress to ask if I could get warmer food. She said that she would have the kitchen make up a new meal, and about 15 minutes later she returned with my same plate, with my original fork and original food. They scallops were now warm, but lacked flavor, and were even tougher than before. The waitress didn't seem to care about the quality of the food and seemed to be either having a terrible night or was on the influence of something. Needless to say, I will not be returning. On a positive note, the sunset on the lake is pretty.
__label__2 Three stars = A-OK.  It was fine.  It wasn't great.  This place has been here for about 30 years.  Before that it was a car wash.  I always think of it as the place that used to be a carwash.\nAnyway.  Went with a group of 15.  Mom was buying and we got the \"Classic\" banquet (the cheapest one).  It was more food than we could eat.  The food was fine.  Not awesome.  The best flavor was hoisin sauce and, well, that comes out of a jar.\nWe got a sesame chicken that had nicely deepfried chicken chunks in a citrus-y sweet sauce.  Some trout that my sister insisted on and really enjoys (not my thing, but everyone else liked it).  Mu-shu pork - it was good.  Delightful (?) beef, kinda bland, but nothing yucky in it.  Aaaannd, oh yeah, crispy duck.  Very crispy, as in dry.  Not so great.\nThe kids got those finger trap toys with their fortune cookies.  The waitress was cheerful, accomodating and informative.  Extra help came out when needed.
__label__0 This was, quite possibly, the WORST Chinese food (if you can call it that) that I've ever eaten in my life.\n\nWe started with the appetizer platter for two.  The calamari was so stringy that I had to swallow it in one bite because I couldn't separate it with my teeth.  The egg rolls were at least crispy and well-rolled, but they had absolutely no seasoning other than a tad too much salt.  The shrimp were overcooked, the barbecue pork was dry, and the hot dumplings were cold and under seasoned.\n\nThen came the entrees.  I ordered Imperial Chicken, thinking that being the restaurant's namesake, it had to be good.  I was wrong.  The breading was mushy, the chicken was dry, and the sauce was basically  sweet and sour sauce with added hoisan, and several dried peppers that were burnt so badly they added an unintentional, overdone smoky flavor.\n\nMy boyfriend ordered the Ma-po Tofu.  He loves spicy food, and this was just a little spicy, but the spice overpowered all the other flavors in the dish (besides the scallions).  The tofu was a good texture, but the unbalanced sauce flavors basically rendered it inedible.\n\nApart from the horrendous food was the tepid service.  I had to ask several times for a glass of water.  The waitress came by with the water pitcher and had just enough to fill my glass up halfway, so she returned to the kitchen for a refill and stopped by to fill my boyfriend's glass.  By this time, I drank my half glass of water - and she didn't even bother to top mine off.  I tried to ask for some, but she walked away.  \n\nPlus, I thought it was supposed to be an authentic Chinese food restaurant - what's with the Vivaldi and Mozart soundtrack?\n\nSkip this place all together and hit up the Asian grocery and gas station next door.  On Fridays, they receive shipments of Pork Bao in from a bakery in Chicago that are to die for!
__label__1 The short of the story is - we went here yesterday (Mother's Day) and were there 3 hours! Waited a full 2 hours for our food. So if you have don't mind waiting an unbelievable amount of time for food and have all day to waste, then read on. . .\n\nFor years I have drove by the Imperial Garden and referred to it as the \"Chinese Restaurant Gas Station\". I don't even know if they are connected or what, but you see them both as you turn the corner. We decided to go to this place for Mother's Day and check it out. Talking to friends over the weekend, we were told it was pretty good.\n\nThe building is nice and the atmosphere of the restaurant was way nicer than I expected. Very large and nicely decorated. Not so cheesy like a lot of Chinese-American places in Wisconsin. The hostess greeted us very nicely and having reservations we were seated right away. \n\nNow - we were a larger than average group - table of 8 - but they clearly were set up for groups this big as they had large tables in the corner of the rooms with a spinning lazy susan in the middle that was perfect for us. I think we probably could have even gotten 9 or 10 people on this table. The waitress was very nice too. Came right away and got us drinks and very friendly.\n\nThis is when things went down hill. We did order appetizers, which came out right away. Pot Stickers - both steamed and fried - which were pretty good. Once our whole group arrived we all ordered regular items from their menu. Then we waited. Waited and waited and waited. Apparently so did everyone around us. For hours - over two to be exact. The waitress did her best - kept coming by and telling us she was sorry, that the Kitchen was crazy and that we were next. Honestly we should have left - but it was hard enough getting family members from 4 households together at one time. \n\nEventually the food came out. To their credit, I thought everything tasted pretty good. I got two different shrimp dishes. Decent flavor, cooked perfectly - the snap peas and water chestnuts were good. Portion was decent on the Shrimp dinner and much larger on the chicken dinners that others in my group got. I agree with other reviews - its not the most adventurous food. Flavors were safe and my spicy shrimp wasn't very spicy at all. My sister-in-law was upset her Sesame Chicken with Broccoli came with one piece of broccoli. She complained and the waitress brought out a side of broccoli.\n\nOverall, If the food wasn't pretty good - I would have given this place one star. I give our waitress credit for holding it together too. She offered free desert but we were about an hour late for getting to another place so had to go. Saddest thing is we heard that this has been an ongoing problem with the Kitchen. Sounds like they don't fire dishes in the order they come in and they have a lot of trouble keeping up with things. If they could correct this problem and add a bit more flavor into a few dishes, the place really could be ok.\n\nTry it on your own risk - but I would plan on spending several long hours while you wait for your food.
__label__0 Absolutely THE worst!  This place won \"Best of Madison\" for Chinese food for how many years??? The judge must have been completely stoned out of his mind! \nCustomer service:  Very poor.  The server never checked back until I went looking for her, wondering where our order was 50 minutes after ordering. \nFood finally arrived for our group of four--STONE COLD!  Plates themselves were hot but practically frostbite on the food.  Couldn't eat it. \nManager came by, apologized and took 50% off the bill (!!!). Should have been 100% comped. \nI'm one of those folks who normally overlooks a lot and actually hates to complain, but this culinary travesty really needed to be reported.  If this place previously had great food and service, then as of 2014 they've completely lost their \"mojo\".
__label__0 Ate here once with a buy one, get one coupon. I won't be heading back. Go to Los Gemelos off of State St instead.
__label__3 From scratch pastries, breads, breakfast, lunch, dinner options\nCozy coffee shop atmosphere, fireplace, plenty of tables.\nCash only. Pay at front and they will bring the food out to you.\nFree refills on coffee.\nNever dissapointed.
__label__3 As always excellent, locally sourced food.
__label__2 Met some friends here for drinks at the bar, which is shockingly small and not suited for groups larger than 4. The house wines are excellent. I got the lemon artichoke hearts - which were awful, and overpriced. The bread crumbs were drenched in butter and had a greasy feel to them, and the lemon was overpowering. The piano player didn't know any of the songs my friends or I requested - and we weren't making ridiculous requests - what piano player doesn't know Irving Berlin? \n\nIt's a great place to sit and talk and drink wine, AFTER you've eaten somewhere else.
__label__2 This review of the Madison Marriott West focuses on the group event services of this facility and not the guest rooms.  I recently attended an evening Board meeting and a one-day conference at this hotel.\n\nThe majority of the sales and catering staff at the Marriott were wonderful to work with.  This was the first time we hosted at event at this location.  The responsiveness of the staff was superb in setting up the event.  There were proactive in keeping our group on track with logistical issues leading up to the event.  On the day of the event, they checked in on us frequently and promptly addressed any concerns our group had.\n\nWe had some problems with the reservations agents indicating that no rooms were available at the conference rate.  The other problem has to do with the layout of the conference rooms.  There is one conference room (the Monona Room) located by the front desk, far away from all the other meeting rooms.  On the day before the event, you guessed it; the Marriott staff moved us to that room.  The calendar of events is not conspicuous, so on the day of the event, all the conference attended entered the facility through the conference center doors and wandered about searching for the Monona Room.\n\nLike most conference facility, the food was a mixed bag.\n\nThings I liked:\n* I enjoyed the caesar salad served with lunch with fresh greens (no iceberg lettuce), tangy dressing and herbed croutons that did not go overboard with the salt or garlic.\n\n* Other than the overcooked noodles, the penne pasta with mushroom, spinach, goat cheese, pine nuts and roasted red pepper cream was a well-executed dish.\n\n* While the filling had a bit too much citrus flavor, kudos to the kitchen staff for serving us a cannoli with a crunchy shell, a rarity on the conference food circuit.\n\nThings I didn't:\n* The rigatoni with fennel sausage, roasted peppers and arriabiatta sauce lacked the finesse of the aforementioned penne pasta dish.  With its mushy noodles, overcooked sauce and under-seasoned sausage, there was little to like.\n\n* If you enjoy a heavy does of garlic powder on bread with the texture of a teething biscuit, you would love the garlic bread served with the pasta course.\n\n* My least favorite dish was toasted cheese sandwich served during the planning session the day before the conference.  For $14.95, I expected aged cheddar served on gently grilled slices of artisan sourdough bread.  What I received was very different.  Served barely warm, the bread was soaked in butter and toasted to a brick-like texture that left cuts on the roof of my mouth.  The institutional grade cheddar and provolone cheese had started to congeal by the time the staff served it to me.  The server did not check in with us because she didn't want to interfere with our meeting, preventing me from sending this dish back for a replacement.  The roasted tomato soup, though cool, was the redeeming feature of my meal.\n\nOverall, the experience with the Marriott Madison West was A-OK, based on the positive interactions with the staff, which offset the spotty food quality.
__label__3 I've been playing softball at Bowling Green for, well, let's just say \"a long time\".  While it's not a modern athletic facility, it's got a niche market.  If you enjoy playing ball, having a cold beer, and having fun with some friends - this is a good place for a league.  The umpires are excellent - I've known a few for many years and they do a great job.  \n\nThe fields are smaller, but \"good bats\" are limited, keeping home runs down a little (but it feels good to get one - it still goes plenty far!).\n\nI hope they stick around for a long time - I love playing there on Tuesday nights.
__label__1 The scene reminds me of...a garage.  A garage with fairly rude servers and overstuffed patrons with nothing to say.  We waited ... And waited.  The menu had the basics- no problem there.  We waited. Oh, everything is made to order that is why it takes so long... Seriously that is what we were told.  Other reviewers say \"it is like their mothers used to make\".  Sorry to hear your mom was a lousy cook.  And she must've been a grouch.  Yes the food is pretty bad.  Why people go here I can't understand.  I gave it three visits before passing judgement.  The verdict - AVOID.
__label__4 Recently rented speakers and microphones for an event and was very pleased with the service and quality. I emailed Full Compass, described my needs, and received a prompt response with a quote (within a couple hours). \n\nEasy pick up during regular business hours. I was showed how to use the equipment and it was loaded into my car. Equipment was easy to set up during our event and the sound quality was great! Quick and simple return. Will definitely use them again!
__label__3 Hard to pass up the Road Kill Burrito.  Ask for the bucket of sauces.\nIt was as good as when I tried it ten years ago as it was last week.\nI don't think much has changed around here in 30 years, but that is definitely part of the charm.  I have heard the fish fry is good, but I have never been there on a Friday night.  \nLunch crowd has a lot of regular guys, quick and friendly service, prompt and hot food.  \nDon't go looking for the lobster.  Go for the specials, burgers, beer or the burrito!
__label__4 Go soft and juicy burgers!  I dream and crave these burgers.  Basic cheese burger with pickles and they special mustard.
__label__0 I would love to rate their food, but never got the opportunity.  Happened to stop there on a Saturday evening at about 5:45p and could not even get in the door because the hostess was blocking the area with a party of four.  Instead of taking the party aside so we could enter, and I should point out I was on crutches, she had us wait outside until she could seat them.  We entered AND STEPPED ASIDE so others could enter.  There were three in a our party.  When she asked if we had reservations, I replied no,  and she commented NO?  You KNOW IT IS SATURDAY.  I wanted to say yes, yesterday was Friday and tomorrow is Sunday.  Instead I replied that I was TERRIBLY sorry i did not realize i needed a reservation, and she once again reminded me it was SATURDAY.  I had never been there and did not realize that it was a quaint, small place.  Had I known, I would certainly made a reservation.  I probably will not make a reservation and try the menu since the hostess obviously thought I did not know what day it was.  Yes, it is probably my loss, but I don't enjoy being insulted.
__label__3 Great food, portions could be smaller. A little pricey for Middleton. Would try somewhere else next time but would also not hesitate to return.
__label__0 The wait staff were non-existent, the food was atrocious, the mixed drinks weren't drinkable, and the atmosphere was filthy. What more can I say? Ick.
__label__0 Update: 8/26/12\n\n8:30 A.M. Hangover. Ordered 2 Whoppers w/o cheese and 1 Whopper w/ cheese and 1 order of onion rings. Drive-thru. Had to pull ahead and wait. 21 minutes later, a woman in a purple velvet one piece delivered our food. Don't they have work uniforms here? Jeeez.
__label__1 Wow.  What a bunch of stoners.
__label__1 This is a brand-new Walmart that was built right next to the old one. They are currently tearing down the old one and, if I remember right, are going to use that space as parking lot. I hope that is correct, especially after my visit today. \n\nI saw three separate vehicles (one on the way in and two on the way out) waiting for somebody to back up and open a spot. No big deal, right? Except that both cars sat and waited for a few minutes. I thought the first car was disabled because it sat there so long. \n\nThe store itself is fine. It's a Super Walmart, so it has the grocery store side. It's a lot like the one in Monona, but without the fun underground parking (best thing I've ever seen in a Walmart) and escalator. I tried to check out using the self-checkout because it is faster when I only have ten items or so. Well, this self-checkout machine was troublesome. It kept telling me I had unauthorized items in bagging area (uh, it was the item I'd just slid over the laser) and then it said I had a restricted item and needed cashier approval to finish up and pay. I didn't have any alcohol, bullets, weapons, or cigarettes. I had a 2-pack of lighters, which was probably it, but why? At any rate, the guy monitoring the self-checkout had to come over and help me three different times. This was in no way faster than just going through a regular register. \n\nThe cashier who helped me to checkout and a guy I asked about Nutella were both nice, but it was an overall frustrating experience. Having the last part be the worst part didn't help.
__label__2 I love the root beer ! Service and atmosphere was cafeteria-like, food was average. Chicken strips and cheese curds were good.
__label__0 Corp store on Lien rd was not a good choice.  The manager of the store was very unhelpful and gave me the run around about trying to fix my phone. If you want good service with people who actually care, go to the store on University Ave
__label__0 I'm on a quest to find a phoenix and dragon similar to my favorite Chinese place in Indy. This is the closet I've come, much to my disappointment. This restaurant keeps getting into my apartment building, despite the security doors. Today they just stuck them in the elevator. Which I thought was pretty neat compared to their normal door spamiming. Then I went down to the first floor and realized they also just scattered them all over the floor.\n\nIn my phoenix and dragon I had five \"jumbo\" shrimps. Which are really just average sized shrimp. The only thing I can think of is that they consider the mini shrimp some Chinese places have as normal. I guess compared to those the shrimp is jumbo. The \"spicy chicken\" is just general tso's. I got medium spice which was barely spicy at all. Most of my dish ended up being peas, carrots, and onions in a weird \"spicy\" sauce that wasn't very good.\n\nI also got the rangoons. Some one else mentioned in this that they don't really have much crab. Which is an understatement. There's maybe a flick of crab in each. They're still fairly good, just not crab.\n\nI suppose the worst part was delivery time. The confirmation email doesn't come with a estimated delivery. Whatever, my boyfriend and I expect 40 minutes like normal. 40 minute mark rolls around and we haven't gotten a call. Since our buzzer system isn't set up we were worried that they didn't see the note to call and were buzzing us. The person who answers says it's in the car and close. 20 minutes later we're still waiting. My boyfriend calls back and goes to give his info. The lady says, \"Oh, you just called. It's almost there,\" and that was it. Uhm. Ok. A little less than 10 minutes later and it arrives. The driver apologized and It was still hot. So there's that.\n\ntl;dr small portions, not jumbo shrimp, not spicy, not very good, long wait, unfriendly staff on the phones, friendly drivers, and they litter my apartment building a lot.
__label__1 Visited last Saturday evening and nothing was \"good\".  Drinks were sub-par and no, not because there wasn't enough booze, because bitters shouldn't be used by the spoonful.  The food was very meh....4 people dined.  Patty melt was ok, Greek burger would have been ok...but who the heck puts olives WITH pits on a burger???  The server happened to check on us right after the pit was bit into and when my friend mentioned to the server that he was just trying to figure out if he cracked a tooth from the pits...she laughed and went \"yeah\".  The potato skins were so dried out they were mostly inedible.  The fries never saw a grain of salt...or any seasoning for that matter.  Our server was nice but kept forgetting about us or had way too many tables.  We waited forever for food because \"the kitchen was backed up\" but the place wasn't even full.  Had to get our own silverware, napkins and ketchup....you served coleslaw and french fries to us???
__label__0 terrible selection of shoes and jeans, and the changing rooms smell like a red line el stop. if you absolutely must visit a department store, drive a few miles and hit up macy's instead.
__label__3 I've been here for shows many times through the years.  The venue is small, but it is cozy and has lots of charm.  I've seen stand up comedy, concerts, and other events here and for pretty much all of them I'd say there isn't a bad seat in the house.  \n\nSince it is small though, it tends to get crowded very quickly  - and in general there is not assigned seating for the shows - so definitely show up early (before doors open) to get the best seats, or to make sure you sit together if you are with a large group.   Parking is not the best, but If you don't mind a small walk parking in the neighborhood behind the theater is your best option.
__label__0 Worst security at any venue I have ever experienced and way overpriced drinks. $9 for a double? Fuck that noise. Security goes through literally all of your stuff at the door, I've been through airports with hassle.
__label__0 Does anyone in Madison consider this a great Mexican food location? Both of my experiences at Pedro's have left me disheartened. They go a little something like this:\n\n1. Thursday night. Friends invite me for inexpensive margaritas. Am   approached by a girl who wants me to go out with her father standing 10 feet away, who ironically is the least creepy of the crowd looking to enjoy cheap tequila. Implementing Gym Rules, i.e. baseball cap and hoodie upon my next visit post 9pm.\n\n2. Wednesday evening. Dinner with a friend. Server who may or may not go on living if she stops texting, poor quality food and terrible lighting, which is imperative unless practicing G.R. (see above.)\n\nBeing a girl from the southwest, I have had a great fajita or two in my day. If you are feeling rebellious and decide to go despite the many poor reviews, know this: Mexican food is great, and this is nowhere near that.
__label__1 Opinions are a changing.  Went to Pedros over the weekend.  Tamales were not good.  The sauce had formed a skin on the top because it sat under the heat lamps too long.  I took three bites before I found any pork.  I ate half of one and the waiter asked if I wanted to take the rest home.  When I said no, my satisfaction was not questioned.  I'll stick with Laredos.
__label__2 I hadn't been to Pedro's in years, since I lived in the area. It was never one of my favorite places in Madison, but I did enjoy it occasionally. I'm generally underwhelmed by the Americanized Mexican places that dot maps of most towns.\n\nHaving just returned from a trip to Seattle and wanting to sit down in an air conditioned building and have some okay food, my dad recommended Pedro's. It seemed like a fine option at the time. Not terribly adventurous, but I just had my adventure and I had to accommodate my dad's less-than-thrill-seeking palette.\n\nThe salsa was actually better yesterday than I ever remember it being in the past. It was very thick and tomato-ey, with just a tiny hint of kick. I'd have preferred it to be a bit hotter, myself, but again, being with the parental unit meant keeping to something a bit more tame.\n\nI had the asada burrito, and my dad had the chili burrito. Mine was fine; long strips of pepper and onion mixed in with some cubed steak (actually, I would recommend cutting the veggies to about half their length...they're too easy to pull completely out of the tortilla when you go to get a bite). I had a side of refried beans and rice; these were obviously simple sizes for the cooks because they were clearly just microwaved. It was easy to tell because the rice was pretty dry. The chili burrito was exactly what my dad was hoping for, so there's that.\n\nAll in all, if you know what you're in for it's very standard American-Mexican fare. \n\nAs an aside, the previous time I was here a few years ago they had this fantastically gay waiter named Jimmy. He was outrageously friendly and chatty and actually sat down at our booth with us to chat about Plan B and the LGBT scene in Madison. It was a fun time!
__label__0 We called to confirm price AND went online for estimates. The dispatcher told us it would be less than $15. We got to our destination the clock said 10.50 but they said they had to charge us an additional $12! He blamed it on a new dispatcher. Sorry that is not our problem. We will choose another company next time.
__label__2 Grade: C\n\nChain food. Okay service. I can't explain why I don't hate this place.
__label__0 A wash may be better priced than others but you'll get what you pay for. My husband brought out 2008 Prius for a wash and vacuum and it doesn't look like anything has been cleaned! The carpet in the hatch and floors are still dirty and none of the interior was wiped down. We will be going to Octopus or we'll just do it ourselves next time.
__label__0 It took them two washes and a visit with the owner to get it partially right.\nThe owner thinks the only way to dry windows and windshields is with a wet cloth.\nI couldn't convince the owner of using dry cloths.\nI won't go back - The guy is brusque, and not ethical.  \nThey have hardly any business - I wonder why?\nThey will be out of business soon.\n\nGo to OCTOPUS for the BEST WASH.
__label__4 OUTSTANDING IN EVERY WAY. \n\nDarlene is the owner and #1 World Champion Queen of the Alteration Universe. I really cannot say enough good things about her. Her friendliness, dedication, and skill are unmatched. \n\nI started taking my dress pants here to be taken up almost 8 years ago when I was still in school at Ye Olde UW. At the time, it seemed a pretty far way to go for an alteration place (ALL the way on the east side LOL). But after the first experience, I would never go anywhere else. \n\nI took my wedding dress here for alterations too. As expected, a fantastic job. Now that I live 3 states away, I still bring stuff with me when I visit and have her ship it back to me! Yes, this place is THAT good. Friendly, prompt service, and very reasonable prices. \n\nDarlene and her staff (one other person who I've never met but must be equally as amazing), are just the BOMB plain and simple. Never had a problem with anything done here. Back in the day Alterred States was just a teensy little store in a strip mall on Northport. Now, she's taken over the big middle part! Just goes to show I'm not the only (extremely fanatic) satisfied customer! \n\nBest spot ever. Take your stuff here. You won't be disappointed.
__label__3 We are BIG fans of Area 51 as well as the former 21st Century Antiques, and everything that we have bought from Michael over 20 years in Madison is not only worth a great deal MORE than we paid for them, WE love them even more than when we bought them and couldn't find them again.\n\nMichael has a fantastic eye and the largest warehouse collection of eclectic modern furnishings, lighting and accessories in the area - art deco, arts & crafts, industrial-mid-mod century. Best to call for an appointment as hours are varied. \n\nBring your truck, tape measure and imagination as Area51 of course has a lot of truly one of a kind BIG pieces in addition to upscale kitsch, whimsy and collectible bling.
__label__2 So my family and I are trying to enjoy our meals while a group of customers on the other side of the incredibly small dining room are having a loud conversation, taking calls via their cell phone speakers, and listening to YouTube videos on their phones.  I tell our server about it and the manager is then informed.  When the manager walks past the group to investigate, they're not being noisy so nothing is said.  The noise then picks up again and our server comes by to drop off our check.  We're told that our meal is comped by 50%, which I'll obviously take, but that nothing was being done about the noise because the manager didn't hear anything.  So my complaint was without merit and the loud group shouldn't have been told that other customers were complaining about the noise they were making?!  What an incompetent manager!  The food was merely meh.  Other than the noise issue, our server was fine.
__label__2 Here's the thing, I just never have cash on me, and so it's unlikely I'll ever do the bulk of my shopping at Jenifer Street Market. With that said, my excitement from a year ago has dimmed due to the fact that their produce section has really taken a hit, and I find the place a bit dirty. I don't really want the place I'm buying consumable products to be dirty. Staff is helpful and I don't mind their unfortunate maroon vests (seriously what's with those) but the place has just really gone down hill and doesn't warrant using the ATM and paying insane fees.
__label__0 My husband, a friend, and myself went there for fish on black Friday. We were surprised that it was not very busy so we thought we would get service pretty quickly. We sat at a table near the salad bar and waited....and waited... and waited. We saw one server and also saw another table waiting for service as well. The waitress never once acknowledged that we were sitting there and she had to pass our table to to wait on another table. All the waitress had to do was say she would be right with us...or SOMETHING. After waiting a half hour with no word from the waitress, we got up and left. Murphy's Bar was way more accommodating.
__label__3 Neighborhood delivery and takeout great....certainly a step higher than the other chains in this level.\nThey don't biast 30
__label__1 Friendly staff and quick service but, unfortunately they couldn't make up for the unappetizing dining room and BLAND food.  I'll  be shopping around for another Chinese place.
__label__1 The food can be good here (not great but good) but the biggest problem for me is the AWFUL service.  Somebody teach these people some customer service.  I swear that the guy who waited on me the last time I was there was high.  The interminable waiting for refills on drinks and the check drove my blood pressure through the roof.\n\nI've determined that the secret to getting good service from anyone here is to be a hot looking college girl...  that seemed to keep the waiter's attention focused on the table next to mine...  Maybe she was one of the more positive posters here.
__label__2 I was disappointed with my experience, but I'm willing to give it another shot.\n\nThe main problem was our waiter. We had very slow service. We were seated outside and had to go in to ask for our menus. I ordered coffee and half-and-half, but I didn't get a spoon or something to stir it with, which I thought was odd. I just kind of swished it around... It was weird.\n\nOur waiter failed to tell us the scrambler special and when we asked he told us it was artichoke, tomato and asiago. However, when it arrived the artichokes were not there. It was very disappointing. The breakfast potatoes were also a real let down. I love potatoes and they failed. However, the biscuit was delicious. \n\nWe also ordered pie. Two of our party ordered the Fat Elvis - which does not come in a pie-form - so they were upset. Their other waiter must have made that mistake. I went for the key lime pie which was delicious. The Fat Elvis was replaced with a drumstick (?) which I guess was good, but I don't like peanut butter. \n\nAnother thing is if you sit outside, they will give you plastic silverware. I didn't mind, but others in my party did. Also, they only take Visa and Mastercard. \n\nOverall, the food was good, but the service was not. Andrew K attempted to show off his humor (\"Elvis has left the building\"), but we found it rather obnoxious because we were sick of waiting. I'll give him some slack because there were a lot of people seated outside, but I feel he could have paid a bit more attention.
__label__4 If I could give this place 10 stars I would. I've been coming here since opened and it is consistently the best. Breakfast all day, more than just burgers and fries, deserts, beer selection....I can't rave enough.\n\nThe meatloaf of the Gods is to die for and their Just Coffee roast (their own blend) is so amazingly good I have my mom buy it and send it up to me in Minneapolis. It's that good.\n\nSome of the people that work there have been there since I was a kid. Its a neighborhood place where you're bound to run into people you know and I make a point to go there at least twice while I'm home to visit.\n\nYay Monty's!
__label__2 I like Monty's food--breakfast, lunch, and dinner are all very good--but I just can't help thinking that it's overpriced when I go there.  It seems like it should be diner-priced . . . but almost $9 for a grilled cheese seems a bit steep to me.  Their desserts are to die for, though.
__label__2 I've been coming here since I was in middle school and it was the cool place to hang out on half-days. 6 orders of waffle fries, anyone?\n\nWe went last night for an early dinner and squeezed 7 people into a booth. I got blueberry pancakes (LOVE breakfast all day) and they were okay.  My friend's french toast came with apple butter though, and slathered on top of the pancakes = much better pancakes.  Around the table there were also a few types of burgers, a meatloaf sandwich, a fruit plate, and a whole lot of milkshakes and sundaes. Big let down: they were out  of over half of the mix-ins for the milkshakes/sundaes. You can't have a dirt cup without gummy worms!\n\nOverall, I've always liked it here. Service can be hit or miss. Food is pretty good. Milkshakes are hurt-your-teeth sweet.
__label__3 What an eclectic menu for a diner!  The ambiance is just what you would expect from a classic 60's diner.  I had a ruben and some fries and it was really good!  Most places use processed corned beef.  Theirs was real sliced beef...very tender and very flavorful.  Probably the best ruben I have ever had.  I had to try the pie too since they tease you with a great display right when you walk in.  The French silk was really rich and chocolaty.  Definately worth the stop if you are in the area or passing through.
__label__3 Craving a chocolate malt, I stopped in on a walk around 3 pm on a Friday afternoon. The place was largely empty, and spotless. I haven't been to Monty's in several years, after suffering from 'stomach issues' after dining here back then, I couldn't bring myself to chance it again.\n\nNo issues this time, I'm happy to report. I ordered a triple chocolate malt to go. Chocolate (Sassy Cow!) ice cream, chocolate milk and chocolate syrup. Really good, and worth the $7 price tag. Definitely killed the craving, and put a happy spring in my step for the rest of my errand walk around the Atwood area.\n\nThe service was fast and friendly, as there were more than enough employees waiting around for the afternoon and evening dinner rush to begin. Maybe next time I'll be brave enough to try the food again :-)
__label__3 Amazing is all I can say. They have absolutely everything. No, it's not organic but it's super homemade and killer. I get something different every time I am there and have yet to be disappointed. All the brats, beef, chicken, BACON are all wonderful. Support local butchers or they will disappear! Perfect example, I went in and asked for a pound of italian sausage (kale/cauliflower/sausage pot pie, yum!) and they were out but they offered to make me some on the spot. Really amazing service and great product quality. Make the trip to Jim's
__label__4 This was our first B&B expierence and it was amazing! We stayed here June 2012 for a birthday weekend. The owners made us feel very special and right at home. Our room, the Madison Lakes Room, was huge and the bathroom was spectacular. I loved the steam shower! The property is large and a great place to take a walk during the day. They are also lots of outdoor seating areas to sit and enjoy the scenery or read a book. The breakfast was great, I think we had 3 courses a day of food. Pat makes a great breakfast and Bob provides good company during the meal. Their dog Happy is also a companion while you eat or walk the property.\n\n They do also have snacks in the lounge area for you to enjoy at anytime. There are sodas in the fridge and sometimes fresh baked cookies!
__label__2 Slightly lower than average Hampton Inn.  Heat/AC wasn't updated, pretty typical besides that.
__label__2 Went here for Friday Night Fish Fry (after reading a decent review of the place from one of the fish fry ranking sites).  The place is T-I-N-Y tiny, but that's not a bad thing.  There are a handful of tables around the outside of the bar, and about 25-30 seats at the actual bar itself.  A low ceiling lends to the really smallish feel of the place.\n\nGreat jukebox, great service, good value.  We really enjoyed hanging out at the Villa Tap.  \n\nDrinks: we tried the whiskey old fashioned sour.  Lost points for not being muddled and for not using Squirt.  It was decent, regardless, and a great value; three old fashioneds came in at under $10.\n\nFood-wise - mixed results.  The appetizers (onion rings and cheese curds) were excellent.  Some of the best we've ever had, even if the curds were \"out of the box\" curds.  They were cooked perfectly, didn't show any signs of grease, and were absolutely wonderful.\n\nThe fish - we had deep fried cod all around - left much to be desired.  It was cooked better than any other fish we've ever had - it was so perfectly prepared... the batter was light and crispy; it was served piping hot; no signs of grease - it had all of the makings of a great fish fry.\n\nBut it was too fishy tasting; not in a good way, but in a bad way.  Cod shouldn't have a strong fish flavor.  Save that for bad Ocean Perch or Smelt... and that's what this cod tasted like.  :-(  So, despite being prepared to perfection, it failed to deliver on taste.\n\nThe fries were perfect, which is such a shame.  The Villa knows how to fry a mean dish - just wish the fish wasn't so \"off\" tasting.  We'll give them another shot, though.  I'm sure the burgers and other offerings are going to be good - The Villa was spot-on with everything else, so the fish may have been a fluke.\n\nVilla Tap = No Win/No Fail - it's a tie\n\nService = 4 stars (fast, prompt, spot-on)\nFood = 2.5 stars (fish = fail; all others = win)\nValue = 4 stars ($40 for 3 people with appetizers and fish)\nMisc = 4 stars (atmosphere, homey feel)\n\nDefinitely a great little bar; we'll give the fish another shot at some point and we'll certainly try the rest of the menu items!
__label__4 My husband and I love this little gem of a neighborhood bar. We are constantly on the hunt for best \"bar burger\" (so we have a lame hobby...whatever, it's fun!) and we agree that Villa Tap is one of the best bar burgers in town. Jenny St ground chuck, fresh veggies on the burgs, good bun, also they have good apps (love the cheddar broccoli bites)...all good so far. Good Bloody Mary's too. We haven't tried the fish fry yet, but it's on the to-do list. We actually went there for Valentine's Day - wanted to avoid the crowds, in the mood for a good cheeseburger, etc - had a great time. The burgers were top-notch, jukebox is great (they have a weird abundance of live Dead, which is great). The regular customers are nice and friendly also - it's not an intimidating \"townie-bar\" (hello, Tip Top!) but the regulars are SO nice and fun to talk to. Owner Chico is really nice, and we love that he's going out of his way to buy local ingredients and beer. He's got House of Brews on tap even! Unusual fact - the inside of the bathroom stalls are painted with chalkboard paint and have chalk available to write messages. We really don't have complaints at this point. We're excited to try their brunch soon!
__label__4 Doesn't look like anything special from the outside and was a bit reluctant to go in, but I'm thrilled I did. Honestly used to go here every weekend when I lived in the area. Perry makes one of the best burgers in town. I think they said they get their meat fresh from the willy st co-op every day. So delicious. Then I'd stay and fill up on relatively cheap drinks and catch the Brewers or Bucks game. They have a ton of tv's along with pool, ping pong, and darts. Perfect place if you want some good food and a place to watch the game.
__label__2 Kind of tucked away and hard to notice, especially being next to the really glammed out Ella's Deli. But worth a visit if you're looking for a good gyro or kebab. :]\n\nThe donuts are alright too. They have a wide variety! Myself, I really rather like their cookies. They also offer homemade baklava.\n\nReally though I can reccomend their sandwiches with a side of the seasoned fries. Quite yummy! Vegetarian options also available such as potato kahbi or falafel sandwiches. And they had a lot of beverages to choose from too.\n\nAlthough the location is not ideal, it's worth a stop if you're in that part of town. :]
__label__3 Now this is what I'm talking about!!  Total hole in the wall on East Wash in a strip mall behind some Mexican buffet, with the name People's Bakery, you'd never guess this place would have the best Middle Eastern food in Madison.  \n\nStart with the wife of the wife and husband team, who greets you warmly as you come in.  The menu is on the wall, but there are hard copies for those who need an explanation of the nicely blended mix of Lebanese, Armenian and Syrian dishes.  No matter your experience with food of the Middle East or Mediterranean, you'll find dishes you recognize, perhaps by different names.\n\nThis was my first visit, I'm sitting here eating my takeout order as I type this because it's that good.  I ordered the lentil soup, and several appetizer portions including hummus, moohamara, sarma, and falafel.    \n\nQuick review:\n- lentil soup.  Awesome, just awesome.  Beautiful saffron color from the cooked down red lentils, just the right mix of cumin and lemon, and a back end of heat, I'm guessing from Aleppo pepper.  This is some thick soup, and filling, and for 2.50, you get a pint\n\n- Moohamara.  I wasn't going to get this.  I like roasted red bell pepper, and I've had dips and purees made of them, but I've never sought it out.  Mary, one of the owners, told me it was her favorite, best on the menu.  And holy COW was she right.  A smack of roasted red pepper is quickly deepened by a sweet hit of pomegranate and walnuts, ubelievably complex and wonderful.\n\n- Falafel.  Huge portion, perfectly deep-fried, with a really nice, light texture.  Love the falafel, but I prefer tahini sauce, and these come with a yogurt mint sauce.  Don't get me wrong, this is clearly their regional interpretation, Im all about the authentic experience, and this was good sauce.  But, I confess that for my leftovers I'm making some tahini sauce.\n\n- Hummus.  You know, hummus is always a crap shoot for me.  I make my own, from dried chick peas, and I've been working on this recipe for 25 years (along with my Bloody Mary recipe and about a hundred others). This is another of those regional interpretation issues, this was my least favorite today.  I'll try it again, because my own hummus has on and off days.  This was just more on the bland side than I expected,  No one distinct flavor dominated so I felt like it was left with an almost indescribable flavor.  Not bad, totally edible, just oddly unflavored.  I added some lemon and salt, which helped some.  \n\nSarma - if you're expecting dolmathes this will be familiar in flavor, but it texture.  These are served cold with a yogurt dipping sauce.  I'm okay with the temperature, but I just like a little lemon on mine.  These are veg, the rice filling is cooked down to a coarse 'risotto-y' consistency.  I dig them, but those who prefer the snap of dolmathes will find these softer, but just as flavorful\n\nAll in all, outstanding.  Next time, shish tahouk and baba ganouj.
__label__2 I love their thin crust pizza but I always feel a little ripped off which keeps me from ordering from them often.  They charge a steep delivery fee which if not taken form the tip makes a pizza almost 28 bucks.  Other places around here have bullshit delivery fees (along with bitchy statements about not taking the fee out of your tip, as if the person buying the food is responsible for the shitty wage the store pays or the tacked on fee that apparently does not actually support delivery) but they are usually less.
__label__4 N E W   S E A T S !!!!  The old bench were terrible and kept us away.  We spent two games this year and we are hooked.
__label__4 Really beautiful place. Must go see - herb garden - TOUCH N FEEL was really good. Otherwise really big place and definitely can cater to an event. Thai Garden was also good.
__label__3 Pretty impressive landscaping, floral and fauna display. Free admission, but I suggest spending the extra $2 and visit the conservatory whi check has butterflies and a few birds.
__label__0 Grease running down my hand. That's a first. Maybe that's appealing to some people, but definitely not me.\n\nSorry, Pizza Pit staff. \n\n[Cue the Tim & Eric \"Ya blew it!\" .gif.]
__label__0 The decor was ok. Nothing special but there were some odd mylar stars and hot air balloons hanging from the ceiling\n\nCame in for dinner and there are two other tables at 8:00 on a Thursday night.  I wonder if people go to bed early around this neighborhood or if this place just isn't that popular.\n\nCoconut soup was weird .  A mix of hot coconut milk that's been watered down and then laden with sweetened baking coconut from a bag.  This was definitely not fresh coconut in any way and I found this soup to be disapointing.   \n\nLamb Saag was about as much lamb as you might expect for a dish costing 12.95. It's uniform liquidey sludge was a little too reminiscent of diarrhea for me and I lost a little of my appetite, though the lamb was tender and cooked well.  The overall dish was very very salty with no special taste.  Just a little spicy, a little Indian, and a little lamb.  They are probably using curry paste from a jar, or there is just not a very imaginative cook in the kitchen because the whole dish was lacking in flavor (besides salt).  A whole cardamom pod was left hidden in the diarrhea sludge, which led to an unpleasant burst of cardamom in one bite.\n\nRice had clearly been sitting around for awhile and was very dry throughout with crunchy bits and very chewy bits.  I just don't see how this is acceptable to serve someone in a restaurant.  Rice is one of the cheapest ingredients out there.  If the rice has been sitting for too long, throw it out and make more.  \n\nI tried the saag with the rice and the oily mess of lamb Saag rehydrated the rice somewhat, and the rice's absorption of the Saag took away some of its saltiness.\n\nThree sauces or chutneys that came with the papadom were not very good at all. \n\nHad to ask to have my water glass filled every single time I finished it. (this is a major pet peeve)
__label__0 DO NOT EAT HERE.  They changed my tip and charged me $28 for lunch.  Absolutely ridiculous.
__label__0 I read the new ass't governor gave a speech there invoking God.  Please, spare me, now I will pass.\n\nPlease save that shit for church.  The rest of us will pass on this crap.
__label__1 Grade: D\n\nYeah, I order my martinis served on the rocks and in goblets... Duh.
__label__1 I went in for an oil change and an inspection. i receive close to a thousand dollars in \"recommendations.\" The next day, I decided to get the breaks serviced as they told me it was the most pressing issue with my car. After fixing my breaks they refused to put my tire on because they decided it was not road worthy, but for an additional 200 bucks they would fix it for me. \n\nPerhaps I would have been more understanding if :\n\n1) This had been in the original inspection (it wasn't) \n2) I hadn't had the tire looked at on several other occasions including them (twice! Once several months ago and once during inspection) \n3) They hadn't decided for me what is and is not acceptable - (ask first then together we make choice).\n4)They asked me to sign a new inspection ticket as if they had brought up wheels initially, smeared with capital letters and exclamations as if that would help send it back into the past. I found it so antagonizing that I decided to share the experience here.\n\nIt was shady business. it made me feel like they were trapping me into spending money that I did not have. There was a better way to express their concerns, if they were legitimate. In the end, I had someone else call on my behalf because I was so confused.\n\nThey get two stars because the person who called to inform me of the debacle tried to sound understanding and because my breaks seem to be in working order. \n\nWith all this stress perhaps I should have gone to the dealer. Turns out they would have charged me less for my breaks.  (that almost never happens)  Just be careful and shop around.
__label__3 Best BBQ in Madison.  Hands down.  Only loses a star for consistently messing up take-out orders and not being up to par compared to places in the south.
__label__3 Great BBQ!\nIt's a little out of the way, but worth the journey if you're looking for decent BBQ.\nI don't remember seeing any highchairs.  We ended up bringing in our stroller for our daughter to sit in.\nWhile you have to order your food at the counter, there is a wait staff that will bring your food to you and refill your drinks.\nNo alcoholic beverages... (that's why 4 stars).
__label__4 The ribs, you must try them! My major mistake was getting a 1/3 slab.
__label__3 RIBS RIBS RIBS! I like me some niceeee slab of ribs, drizzled in a tangy, but slightly sweet BBQ sauce. Smoky Jon's definitely delivered!! They held  true to their many awards (nicely displayed next to their register) and I was more than content once I finished eating.\n\nThe ribs themselves were just ordinary- pretty juicy, but nothing to blow my mind. What I found amazing was the sauce and the sides!!! The corn was deliciousss, especially all dressed up in their special seasoning. The garlic mashed potatoes tasted just like the ones I usually make at home, which are pretttty darn amazing- if I should say so myself.\n\nOne downfall was that there is a $4.00 plate splitting fee (BOOOOO!). I really wanted to try the 1/2 slab + sandwich + sides combo (only like 2 bucks more than just 1/2 slab) but I knew I couldn't finish it by myself... and it just wouldnt be worth it to pay $4.00 more to share it with a friend. Hmm... or maybe, next time don't be as dumb as me and say out loud you want to share.... sneakily share it at the table!!\n\nAnyways, Smoky Jon's was a great farewell from Madison meal for me, leaving me nice and full, the perfect prep for a long flight back to Los Angeles. \nI'd give it a solid 4 stars.
__label__4 B.E.S.T. brunch in Madison. \nBrunch at airport  - \"huh\" right? Right.\n\nThe restaurant is located with in the Wisconsin Aviation building, which is across the field from where the commercial flights are housed.  You can eat the fantastic food while plane watch for your pleasure. If you haven't been here already, you're missing out - A. Lot. \n\nThe airy pancakes that I ordered were fluffy, and really the best I've had in Madison. It sounds like a \"guilty pleasure,\" but the pancakes are truly airy that it doesn't feel heavy on the stomach after clearing the plate. The three eggs omelet was equally spectacular. Plus the solid cordial service seals the 5-stars deal.\n\nThe scene is a clean diner, but as my friend put it, \"it's an actual diner with good food, and not like the other wanna-bes.\" Absolutely correct. And there's no need to do too much flare on the decor when they got the fantastic view of the private planes against the blue sky. I will be back for more for sure! Maybe a sunset dinner for the next time?
__label__1 I typically rent my cars through Enterprise, but this experience has me shaking my head. I landed less than 30 minutes early and went to get my rental. When I got to the counter I was told they didn't even have a car the property and would make some phone calls. They told me they had another car, but they wanted to charge me extra. (I've always been upgraded at no extra cost in these situations) I booked my car through hotwire and was told that by choosing a compact over economy that I would get more features. However, when I got my car it didn't even have cruise and I had to put on about 300 miles. The car didn't drive straight, wasn't that clean (front windshield was streaked from the inside and something was spilled in the center cup holder.) There were no power seats or adjustable steering wheel. (I found a lever, but it didn't seem to do anything - broken maybe?) I was mostly upset that the car didn't have cruise, you would think that would be a standard feature. When I returned the car and the lady asked me how it was, I told her that I was unhappy, but she didn't seem to really have anything to say except when I told her my biggest complaint was that it didn't have cruise, she did say that the guy who issued the car to me at the airport should have told me that. Come on Enterprise... you can do better than this!!!
__label__0 Worst service ever.  No one cares, was lied to, wasted my time, twice and ended up demanding a refund and taking business elsewhere.  NEVER AGAIN.
__label__4 You will never go away hungry...and your wallet will not be much lighter.  Good food, good prices and wonderful staff.
__label__3 Wow, this antique mall seems to go on and on forever. It is huge and has a wonderful selection of collectibles. I am in the market for collectible books and they had so many books, that I could not see them all in this trip. There are a lot of kitchen items, dishes and vintage toys. This is a great place to spend a Saturday afternoon. The prices were reasonable. There was a check in offer and some of the dealers booths have coupons.
__label__2 While not for everyone, I find this store to be just fine for me when I need to pick up a few things for dinner and get some (great) donuts for my husband. It's also a great store for moms with young children or the elderly since everything is compact and easy to reach or get to. The staff seems to work like an extended family, friendly with customers and maybe a bit too open about their personal lives. Now that competitive stores are being built around the older strip mall where it resides, I fear for the outcome of this little store that I can walk or bike to.
__label__0 I had a craving for KFC. I went through the drive through and the machine was muffled terribly. The service was slow. When I got home, the food was poor quality. The mashed potatoes were dry and the macaroni and cheese was lumpy. Even the coleslaw was very dry. The worst was the chicken strips, which were extremely dry and nearly too hard to bite into. \n\nI returned to the location to comment the next day and the man at the counter (I assume the manager) was very rude.\n\nI would not recommend this location based on service and good quality.
__label__1 Ok, so Dairyland gets a really bad rap. I get it, it is small, simple, nothing special.  The service is good.  The food is decent. However, the place is not awful.  It is just your local breakfast place with food options under $10.  I had the ham and cheese omelette. Was it great?  No. It was a plain ham and cheese omelette. This restaurant reminds me of cute little hole in the wall breakfast places.  \n\nIt is very family friendly. They always have ample parking and can accommodate large groups.  Unfortunately, it just can not compete with some of its neighboring restaurants.
__label__2 This location used to be an absolute hole.  They recently renovated both the interior and the exterior, and now it's a very pleasant, good-looking store.\n\nHowever, it's still Wendy's food.  And that's only okay.
__label__0 Sloooooowwwwwwwww. Couldn't believe how long it took to be served below mediocre food.
__label__2 Typical burger and beer place.  Food is pretty good.  Service was great!
__label__1 Wouldn't do an oil change when I came in at 5:10, the guy at the desk said they didn't have time to do it, but they only had one car in the bay. What's the point in advertising a cheap special on oil changes if you won't do it because you close only an hour after people get off work.
__label__2 The best fast food I know of. Maybe Chipotle, as well. Staff is always friendly. I'm not from here but this place is very Wisconsin-y to me, in a food way.\n\nGood chili.
__label__1 Giving this place two stars is a stretch, but the front service people have always been friendly, so there you go. \n\nNow about my experience with Hickory Hills:\n\nI was a loyal customer for three years for one of my dogs. Although I never felt like the service was great there, the prices were good and they seemed to care about the dogs, so I kept coming back. \n\nI don't know if something changed, but over time my dog started coming back sore and covered in blood. He started acting terrified whenever I would pull up front, and it was clear he was having bad experiences there. I asked the owner about this, and she said that nothing was going on and that he played well with other dogs. \n\nWell two months ago, my healthy four year old dog came back barely able to walk. It took weeks before he recovered, and he still hasn't seemed himself. I can't help but wonder what goes on there, but it seems like something fishy is going on. \n\nTo make matters worse, I boarded him at a different kennel last weekend. The owner immediately called me after I dropped him off and explained that he was acting traumatized and terrified of the kennel. He said it was very obvious he was not suited for kennels. \n\nUnfortunately, he also told me that some kennels are known for taking dogs that don't do well and lying to the owners to keep the business. When I mentioned Hickory Hills, he laughed and said they were the worst kennel in Madison. He also told me a story about how the owner or manager killed several dogs by leaving insect poison out in the play area.\n\nI feel so lucky my dog wasn't more hurt at this horrible kennel, and I hope nobody else has to lose a beloved pet to this sub-par facility. This is a harsh review but these things matter.
__label__2 Mediocre sushi, that is priced above what it should be at.
__label__3 Well made sushi, not expensive; always fresh.  Very friendly people and I actually like the casual decor.  They make orders out up quickly too!  Not a great place for a fancy date, but one of my favorites in Madison for the true sushi lover who isn't looking to make a big deal of their sushi dinner - they just crave solidly well done sushi.
__label__4 We've been to Boomerangs on several occasions now. Their wing night on Wednesdays can't be beat. Their sauces are really good. I actually prefer a lot of their sauces over that big-chain wing place (which I won't name). The wings are really big and only 33 cents. I like that you can get as many of any flavor as your want without an extra charge. My favorite sauces are the jerk and tequila lime.Their sides and burgers are really good, too. \n\n{EDIT} We went to wing night again last night and got onion rings. I can't think of anyplace that has better onion rings. They're not frozen, obviously hand-dipped. They even give you the fried crumblies. Holy moly, they were so good. \n\nNice staff, nice place. I like going here because it has a neighborhood bar feeling.
__label__2 ok, so the \"not very thorough\" part i mentioned in my last review is the main problem with the subsequent visits i've paid to this place. the pedicures i've had have taken about 10 minutes, tops--very hurried and not exactly thorough. last time i went, they cut my toenails crooked to top it all off. ugh. guess my quest for a decent nail joint here in town isn't quite over.
__label__4 General Tso's Chicken is one of my favorite dishes, and this place has the best General Tso's I've ever tasted. You also get A LOT for what you pay. I often end up eating my leftovers for lunch and dinner the next day. \n\nTheir crab ragoon is so good - fried to a crisp, filled full. It is always warm with cool, gooey cream cheese in the center. Even their egg rolls are some of the best I've ever had.\n\nThe only thing that bothers me (the food is so good, though, I don't even care) is the language barrier. No matter how I phrase it, I always end up with different portions/variations on my dish. I have never gotten the same thing there twice or paid the same price twice. You always get A TON of whatever entree you order, but sometimes you get a small order of rice, sometimes you get a large. Sometimes it's fried rice, whether you say fried or not, and sometimes, you get an egg roll, whether you ask for it or not. So if you think that will bug you, maybe the place isn't for you, but this place has some of the best Chinese food I've ever had. The price is always great for a poor student like me, too; a great Friday night date, Wok take out and a movie on Netflix.
__label__4 Wonderful bake-it yourself pizza.  My friend and I always get the vegetarian and it comes loaded with all the usual veggies and ample cheese.  There's a gourmet vegetarian option with artichoke hearts and spinach that's great as well.  They have good fresh salads and cookie dough for sale also.  Service went downhill there for awhile-they had some downright sullen people in there who used to get upset with us if we came in a half hour before closing, because they were wanting to clean up for the night.  But those employees seem to be gone and everyone is very nice again.  Prices are very reasonable and the food is of high quality.  A winner!
__label__3 Stopped here on our way back form Florida... not much to choose from out here...\n\nI tried the shrimp & grits.. AWESOME!!!!  Never thought  this would be a good combo but it works here!! \nAnd try the crustless coconut cream pie... MMMM!!!\ngood attentive service.
__label__4 Farm and Fleet is perfect for finding items like spark plugs, air filters, and other automotive bits.  They also offer a huge selection of housewares and hardware.  Also, this place is CHEAP.  \n\nOne other thing: if you're a student going to a barn dance, Farm and Fleet is your one stop shop for flannel shirts, farm boots, and enormous belt buckles.
__label__1 I get my hair cut at these types of places and i rotate all the time. There is a guy here - mildly creepy and blatently prompting you for gossip. I'm sure he and so many other stylists get a ton of it but i could tell he was prompting me for it. No thanks. When i want to put people on blast i'll do it myself.
__label__1 Went here after a doctors appointment one day. The pizza was good. The small salad wasn't their best. The service sucked. The waitress didn't give us refills and nothing was clean. She gave us our check but never came back to take our money. My husband almost walked out after being ignored at the desk by many waitresses that still wouldn't take our money. Finally, the manager did. I will not be back because of the horrible service.
__label__2 MTD is a great way to get to class when the weather is nasty.  However, the buses are often late, so be sure to choose a bus that arrives to your destination a few minutes early.  At least the MTD buses are free to students.
__label__1 It's a place that is easy to both love and hate. On one hand they have some unique academic programs and great professors, but you'll probably have to slog through lots sub-par classes before you get the good classes. \n\nBusiness is one of the \"better\" colleges, but you wouldn't know if from the lower level classes. My least favorite class ever was an upper level econ (econ is technically in LAS even though business people spend plenty of time in the department) class that was taught by a TA who not only didn't speak very good English, but who also gave really harsh tests. The first test average was a 64% and there was no curve. Grading is harsh here! Lots of people repeat classes. I also have plenty of bad things to say about accounting and finance classes, but it depends on the class I guess. \n\nLAS is the catch-all college that gets shafted a lot. Many of my lectures were too big and in auditoriums were literally falling apart. Contrast that with the much-funded engineering college's glittering shiny collection of brand new giant buildings. Oh well. \n\nACES, my college, is a bit of a catch-all college as well, but some of the majors are quite small. I've had my smallest and favorite classes in ACES. For development and other niche economics specialties this is the place to be and undergrads get lots of attention. It also has top-notch programs in other aggy stuff ranging from food science to animal science. I adore most of my professors I have had in this college. The only downside is that ACES has tended to attract some less than bright students in the past and has some programs within it in need of reform, but I'm sure that is true in many UIUC colleges.  I recommend ACES, but only if you are truly interested in the curricula. \n\nI would note that I skipped all gen-eds and a lot of ugly giant lower level classes thanks to APs and placements tests. If you can do that, it is worth it, because the upper level classes are where you can really enjoy academics. The lower level classes seem to be purposefully soul-crushing, with harsh curves, unintelligible TAs, and professors who just read off powerpoints. 101 classes are where learning goes to die. I basically did well on them by memorizing lectures off flashcards, a sad way to \"learn\" if you ask me. Don't be afraid to switch classes if you get a bad feeling on the first day. I did that a lot and it was worth it for the English-speaking TAs. \n\nI am personally not a fan of the Greek system, which welds a little too much power here. The drunken anti-intellectual environment can be stifling if you don't find a niche. Allen Hall is the place to be for anti-Greeks/hippies/outsiders and it has the bonus of small lower level classes often taught by people who actually care. Avoid the isolated residence halls like PAR and FAR, go six-pack only if you are Greek-ish, and ISR is the place to be for engineers and other assorted people who want to live near the science and engineering buildings. Dorm food is a mixed bag...it's mostly just inexcusably bad, but most people don't seem to notice because they think fries and hot dogs= acceptable lunch. \n\nI like the Chambana area, even if it has some minor annoyances. Ill-kept frat houses and a bizarre lack of on-campus grocery stores mar it, but otherwise it was easy for me to find restaurants to eat at and assorted drunk-free places to hang out. However, I can think of about ten major cities where I'd rather live.\n\nThe weather here is horrible. In the summer you scald and in the winter you freeze, so pack your snowboots and your short-shorts.
__label__0 This place is awful! I have rented from this location several times over the years and not once has it been good, but this experience has put me off U-Haul forever. A planned move to Fla has been thrown into total disarray because they screwed up a reservation that I made in person and confirmed in person, 6 weeks in advance! The employees are either dumb or just don't give a shit. They're unorganized and totally clueless. I have never used a business so poorly run. How this store stays in business is a mystery to me and any corporation that tolerates such bad performance from a franchise will not get another $ from me. Or maybe they're all this bad. Regardless, I suggest you use Penske, Budget or carry your shit on your back before using U-Haul!
__label__0 I rented a truck in July for a one-way move.   I was supposed to pick the truck up around 10 AM, but it wasn't available until well after 2 PM.  When I showed up at 10:00, there was a long line of customers and only one employee who could work the computer.   Since my truck wasn't there, the employee said I should call over in a few hours to check on the status.  When I called the number he gave me, I was routed to a central call center and my call was answered by a disgruntled troll.  So I decided to make a second personal appearance.  This time, I got into line behind the guy who was returning my truck 4 or 5 hours late.  The employee behind the computer from the morning appeared to be the only staff member at the location - literally.  He dealt with the previous guy, cleaned out the truck, then processed the paperwork for me.  That employee was extremely nice, but it was ridiculous that he was left there by himself.  The process took about an hour.\n\nAlso, the boxes that I bought there fell apart.  Buy your boxes from Two Men and a Truck - they're more expensive, but they stay together.
__label__2 Can't go wrong with Brothers. Large airy bar that seems to be a great place to catch a game. Not as good as the Iowa location, but worth checking out.
__label__0 I saw Dr. Samuel-Parks at the Mahomet location to discuss weight loss medication. I am a veterinarian myself, and I have completed nearly identical medical education to her. I expected some level of professional courtesy, or at the very least not treating me like a layperson. Dr. Samuel-Parks was condescending and dismissive. She told me right off the bat: \"I don't believe in diet pills.\" She patronized me, told me to stop drinking sugary coffee drinks (I don't. I hate them. I drink my coffee black. She just assumed I drink 700 calorie frappes.). She didn't even perform a full physical on me. Then I got a bill for $130 for five minutes of being talked down to and a TPR. I found another doctor who actually listened to me, treated me like an intelligent person, and with a diet and exercise program and a phentermine prescription I've lost 20 lbs.
__label__1 One word.  Disappointed.\n\nGood looking interior, and even had some of the old tables from the original Zorbas.\n\nI ordered my food and waited to pay.  The cashier left to take orders, and the line started backing up.  The fifteen minute wait time would be forgivable if the fries weren't old, overcooked, and the portions of meat, small.  There was literally 30-40 people crammed into this place ordering food and still got bad french fries...\n\nGreen St. never really had good quality food, but there is a disturbing trend of places like Beef Stand and Sliders charging EXPENSIVE prices for college students and making subpar food.   Nero's on university charges about the same price for what I got, and their fries are fresh and hot, give you huge portions on gyro meat and have it cooked well.  The only thing I paid for was the convenience of eating on Green St.  \n\nAs a college student, and someone who works summers and breaks to pay for food during the year, I'm looking for a DEAL or at the very least, willing to pay the price for good food.  All I got was something overpriced and meh.
__label__1 Was down in good ole chambana visiting some friends and decided to go here for dinner on Sat night.  I had been to the old Cafe Luna when it was on Green St. in my college days.  Anyway, walked it, loved the decor!  We stood by the end of the bar waiting for like 5 minutes, someone came over and said someone would be over to help us.  Then we waited awkwardly for about 5 more minutes.  The same girl came over and was like, do you have a reservation?  We did not so she offered up the bar to have a drink and when a table opened we could sit.  We decided we were just going to eat and drink at the bar.  We got a bottle of chardonnay...it was pretty good and was glad that they knew that it was not oak-y.  We ordered a salad, melting brie pot and lobster & crab stuffed prawns.  Well, the salad was pretty good..but how can you mess up salad.  The melting pot brie....DISAPPOINTMENT!  I was expecting some sort of fondue or something...well it was little potatoes that were halved and spooned out, filled with brie that was melted.  I guess I should have asked but I thought that the name was self sufficient...WRONG.  The potato totally overpowered the brie and you could barely taste it.  I must admit, when I eat brie, I want to EAT brie...I like lots of it.  So I guess that was a bad selection.  Then the \"prawns\" came out....well it wasnt prawns at all.  It was one very small, what looked like, a crab cake, slathered in guacamole....weird....so we took a bite and were pretty confused so we asked about it because it said stuffed prawns on the menu...well, it so happens that they messed up the order and gave us the crabcake topped with wasabi guac...or something like that.  Their fault so they said they would bring the prawns right out....except the bartender came back from the kitchen and said that they were out of prawns but they could do it with regular shrimp.  We said fine.  They came out (four of them), not stuffed at all.  It literally looked like sauteed shrimp with a touch of crab meat around the edge...unimpressed.  Overall, the dinner was not that good and for the price of everything...it was really overpriced!  I liked the atmosphere but the food is less than desired and $$$.  However, the staff was super nice and always checking up on us.  I didnt have the heart to tell them that most of the food was not great....alas, I will not be going back to Luna.
__label__4 I absolutely think that Bombay Grill has the best chicken mahkani.  No restaurants in Chicago (even on Devon) can compare!  Or maybe I just haven't found that one perfect place in the city yet...\n\nSo anyways, when I was an undergrad, I luckily lived across the street from Bombay so I would come here all the time.  The manager knew me by my first name, hahahahha that was embarassing.  \n\nYes their prices can be a little expensive but I think it's worth it.  I love their garlic naan too.  What I hate about all indian restaurants is that everything is always separate--- naan, rice, etc.  Blah.\n\nAnyways, A+ for Bombay!
__label__2 This place makes no qualms about itself. It is a solid Punjabi joint, creamy curries, paneer and all.  That said, it's rather lacking in spicy inspiration - both locations didn't feature any sort of kick to their curries.  However, the lunch special is all bang for your buck...I recently went here on a lunch meeting and my professor and I were able to split one plate and leave completely stuffed!  I'm glad the only real traditional Punjabi Indian joint in C-U isn't a disaster, but it's nothing to write home about either!
__label__4 I would highly recommend the lamb curry which is spicy and comes with fragrant basmati rice. The naan is really great too. I also enjoy the aloo tikki appetizer, as well as the samosas. I am not an expert on Indian food so I can't tell you how authentic it is, but I can tell you that it is delicious.
__label__2 generally okay place, a little overpriced for the settings:(  noisy and place is too small, not looking very neat... food portion is below average. maybe not again.
__label__1 Boo notes and quotes for raising prices tenfold just b/c they were making illegal copies. No one should pay $150 for 100 pages of paper.
__label__0 Called from marketplace mall area... When i told the girl on the phone, she said that I was serviced by a different location and that they were closed.  Then she hung up on me without as much as a goodbye.  Wow... No effort to satisfy a customer at all.
__label__0 I really love chinese food but this place was absolutely horrible. I tried two dishes but both of them tasted real bad and smelled weird as well. Never go here. They have the worst food in entire Urbana-Champaign area.
__label__0 i recently went on thai food kick around town... and to make the comparison fair decided to have basil chicken in several places... Thara Thai, Nitaya Thai and Basil Thai in campustown. the latter (Basil Thai) is by far the worst. as one reviewer already wrote before me, this is made here with ground chicken which is tasteless, too little food, and covered in a litre of sauce/broth. WTF? the tables and chairs in this place also seem sticky... covered in some weird nasty film. in summary, two words: stay away.
__label__2 Went with a friend and got a Bento box (Salmon teriyaki).  Food was good, but the place is a bit far from campus.  I'm not a fan of Miso soup, but the rest of my meal was good.
__label__1 Overpriced just \"okay\" italian food.  My dinner included overcooked (mushy) pasta and overcooked shrimp...husbands chicken had gross fat and chewy sections.  Not worth the $50 price tag...should have ate at a local joint.
__label__0 I wish I could say something different than most of the other comments but alas I cannot. The service was the worst I have had in some time. We waited ten minutes for two glasses of sangria, when that finally arrived the waiter took our order (some couples combo that included an appetizer). The the size of my drink was quite small so I finished it rather quickly and waited for our server to have another ten minute personal conversation with the table next to ours meanwhile we were still waiting for our breadsticks and salad... After about ten more minutes the waiter showed up with the breadsticks and salad. At that very same time our main entree came out. We sent it back since we had not had our salad or even our appetizers yet. I then ordered another drink. Ten minutes go by while we gnawed on old cold breadsticks and soggy salad still waiting on my drink and our appetizers while intently listening to our waiter recall his hometown antics with the table next to us. Finally the drink and appetizers arrive after about five more minutes, shouldn't have waited for it though The ravioli was cold and chewy, I mean cowhide chewy... Then our main course comes back out. Back out as in from the heat lamp. One bite in we realized the cheese had separated and it was barely warm. Needless to say after a small chat with the manager explaining how I would not return due to poor food and even worse service we left without being charged. In the end, save your time, save your money, and do not eat here, there are much better establishments in champaign.
__label__2 I love olive garden, but this one seems to have poor service.  The only reason why I keep coming here is for the salad and breadsticks.  I went here for my birthday this past Saturday and it was probably the best service I got and it still wasn't that great.   The wait wasn't as long as usual but that could be cause it's summer.  I wish they let us enjoy our salad longer, but that's probably cause they don't want us to eat several bowls of it cause it's unlimited
__label__2 I'm not the hugest fan of Indian food but if I had to eat it this is where I would go. They also have a few other dishes besides Indian which is nice. The food tends to be spicey and pretty authentic!  A lot of what they offer is geared toward the vegetarian crowd.
__label__3 Aw, yeah! I never will go to County Market for my meat shopping again! Old Time can meet almost all of your meat eating needs and they do have a customer appreciation card where you get 10% off your next purchase when you purchase $200 worth at the store. Their sausages are quite good and their special flavors (applewursts you should try for sure!) change but they still have the classic bratwursts and mild and spicy italian sausage. Their flank steak is also good and their bulk italian sausage is also worth your while especially if you make spaghetti sauce from scratch. My complaint is that their hours and location could be better. Their staff is always helpful and they can help with getting special meat cuts.
__label__2 Easy to schedule and they are the few shops that's open at weekends. \nTheir $50 special of oil change, tire rotation and wiper change is a good deal. Other than that it's pretty similar to other shops. \nLong wait sometimes. An hour wait for an oil change
__label__0 The man who was taking in my dry cleaning order was very short with me, rude, and then threw (literally) my clothes into a basket as I walked away. I asked if he could be more gentle with my clothes and he told me \"They're fine\". I promptly asked for my clothes back and took them to Denny's on Mattis. Last time I use any Starcrest dry cleaning.
__label__3 The Merry-Ann's at Neil and Kirby is a standby.  I use to live near there and my neighbor and I would go there every Sunday morning.  The regular waitress was awesome and knew what we wanted.  It is the typical greasy spoon and I love it for that.  Got the t-shirt.  I've moved and have yet to find that certain place that gives me the warm fuzzy feeling that a omelette or diner's stack from Merry-Ann's can provide.  Forget your calorie-counting conscience at the door.\n\nI think the one downtown is okay, but because I heart the original so much, the dt one will never compare.
__label__3 I came here for brunch on a Sunday with my bf, and we had a pretty good meal. I'd been hoping to check this place out for a while, as it's located just three blocks from my apartment and I'd read good things about it. The food is French, mostly crepes, and pretty tasty. \n\nWe started with the pate appetizer, which came with cornichons, sweet onion relish, old-style mustard, and baguette: no complaints, it was very tasty. I then had the special French toast, which came with peaches: for some reason I expect fresh peaches, but they were canned. Still, it was pretty good. My bf got one of their loaded savory crepes, which had cheese, ham and a few other things, and I believe he liked it. We also had two glasses of French hard apple cider: delicious.\n\nSo the food was pretty good (but I still want to give it a try for dinner), and the service was also very friendly. Not too much of an ambiance, but it's still a good place to go.
__label__3 Love crepes! I've always eaten them as desserts with chocolate and banana nutella. I've been to Paris twice and make a point to eat them when I'm there, but these are pretty amazing! The lunch crepes are great, and you can even build your own. A lot of people complain about the price but I htink the ingredients are stellar and worth every penny. Not to mention, I love that you can see the kitchen, and the place is really cute and quaint. I definitely recommend at least trying it out!
__label__3 I had a craving for Mexican food tonight... which happens rarely enough that I should I should indulge. I had no idea where to get good Mexican food in Champaign, but a quick Yelp search brought up Fiesta Cafe, which is conveniently located just a few blocks from my apartment, and also stays open everyday until 12am (an oddity in Champaign where a lot of restaurants are closed by 10pm). \n\nSo I decided to check it out: I didn't actually eat there, only got food to go, but the restaurant seems pleasant enough that I will probably go back soon. I ordered the chicken mole, and it turned out to be quite good... in fact, surprisingly good and quite better than most Mexican food I had while I was in NYC. It's also very reasonably priced, and the service was very friendly. Nice place!
__label__3 Three stars for the food, and an extra for the great margaritas;\n\nFood-wise, I left full but don't remember being too impressed based on the number on the receipt, but the service I had was good.\n\nThey've got a wide selection of tequilas to fit you budget or tastes, and the mix was pretty good, too.
__label__1 This used to be a good money saving option that I frequently used to travel to Chicago on weekends despite the fact that I don't recall ever being less than an hour behind schedule.  Hey, gas isn't cheap and Amtrak was.  However, the weekend fares have gone up from $13 each way to $35 (!) unless you buy your tickets several weeks in advance.  So even though I have a gas guzzling SUV, it's only about $15 more expensive for me to drive and a heck of a lot more convenient and reliable.  Those with more responsible vehicles will save time, money, and headaches by driving.\n\nI have also, on one horrible occasion, had to take Amtrak to the east coast due to flight cancellations. It was a truly awful experience that I would not wish on my worst enemy.  A 20 hour train ride is bad, but when it ends up taking more than 30 hours and involves a 4 hour white knuckle bus ride through a blizzard in the mountains in the middle of the trip... yeah... not cool.
__label__0 After seeing the reviews of this place a friend and I decided to try it. We were completely disappointed and frustrated afterwards. \n\nWhen we first walked in I totally thought of turning around to leave, but I tried not to 'judge a book by its cover'. So we sat down and the service was just terrible. He talked way too fast and barely gave us time to respond. Didn't like him at all. \n\nAs for the food, we ordered their special - eggs, sausage, American fries, and pancakes. EHHHHH! It was edible, sure, but delicious? Yeahhhh, no. I only ate it because I was really hungry and we had to pay for it anyway. \n\nThe only positive thing I could say is it is cheap, so if you don't want to spend a lot on breakfast then I GUESS you should visit this place. By the way, CASH ONLY!* Another problem we had here.
__label__1 I always look for a nice pub when visiting different cities. I saw this while walking on campus and decided to check it out.... Staff not friendly or sociable... Maybe it's because Im from the south and use to hospitality ....but damn how about a smile and a conversation I WAS ONLY PERSON at the bar.. I even tried to get a convo going... I know my opinion isn't going to close the bar but as a former bartender who OWNs a company now .... Customer Service is what will make you $$$.
__label__2 This breakfast spot had big shoes to fill. The Le Peep up near Northwestern was one of my favorites. The menu was a bit pared down compared to its northern counterpart, but it had all the usual egg, pancake, and crepe dishes. You can also get flavored coffee, though with a few less options.\n\nI went for the irish benedict and a cafe mocha. Both were about on par with the usual high standards that come with the name. One issue was that the poach was perfect on one of the eggs but a little overdone on the other. Not a huge deal, but the yolk mixing with the corn beef hash is the star of that meal. \n\nThe only thing that makes Le Peep lose points with me is that I got tagged a little extra for exchanging the ever-present diced potatoes for fresh fruit. After corn beef hash, an english muffin, two poached eggs, and hollandaise sauce the last thing I need are these dry, starchy and very overrated potatoes. I'm used to asking for fruit instead, and this is the first time I was charged extra. Wasn't happy about that, but it doesn't change the fact that I'll be back here pretty often.
__label__0 It's closed!  Thank goodness!\n\nI was hear once with some girl friends and a couple of guys started chatting us up.  During the conversation one of them started to look really ill, they were both obviously drunk, and before we knew it the ill-looking one was vomiting in the corner of our table.  It was disgusting.  \nWe immediately notified the bartender who then mopped up the vomit with a dirty looking rag and declared the table good as new for incoming patrons.  Needless to say, we warned the next people who attempted to sit there.
__label__3 I'd say this place is pretty hipster.\nNot just \"alternative,\" like all the edgy people you can muster in CU come here - it has a real hipster attitude.\n\nBut I still love it.\nAll the beers. All the liquor.\nThe excellent beer garden.\nThe good tunes.\nThe creepy room upstairs for shows.\n\nCheers!
__label__2 It was empty when I got there to meet up with some people, but did get crowded as the night progressed.  The beer prices are on the wall, so they stay the same.  But depending on your bartender, the mixed drink prices changed throughout the night, which I am not a fan of.  It means someone is adding a little extra on for themselves.  And there was a definite difference in how much liquor each bartender put in.  In my opinion, both were pretty weak pours.\n\nMy friends ended up having to pay a cover for the bands, which was not fair because we didn't even venture upstairs.  Take the cover price upstairs for those that are actually going to see the band, not for those who just want to hang out downstairs.  \n\nThey have drink specials Sunday - Thursday, but none for the weekends.
__label__1 Jillian's offered great football viewing for those of us with allegiances to teams outside the Midwest.  good bar entertainment options, not so great food...or service...or beer/wine selection.  \n\nbut none of this matters much, as they have CLOSED due to the emergence of downtown Champaign as the nightspot of choice (to paraphrase the News-Gazette article that announced the closure).
__label__3 Very good soup and fish dishes.
__label__3 Daily special number 1 is the way to go! It comes with half a mackerel, and a decent bowl of tofu soup. The mackerel can be dry at times though. The kimchi jjigae has a large portion and tastes good too.
__label__2 Ok beer selection, ok bar food (though I am a bit of a beer/food snob).  I don't mind going when a group wants to go, but not my first choice if I'm out on my own.
__label__4 This guy really knows what he is doing.  I always feel better when I leave!
__label__4 So many lovely memories of going here twice a week (at least!) with my boy.\n\nWe would order strictly from the Korean Menu--if memory serves me right, \"intestine shaped like squirrel\", anyone?\n\nExcellent owners and staff with a very inviting and unique environment.
__label__4 The Tumble Inn is a no-frills sports bar on the edge of downtown Champaign - they have a bunch of TVs, a lot of domestics on tap, and there's usually a barbecue truck parked out front. I have been here on several occasions at off-peak times to watch sporting events, and each time has been thoroughly enjoyable.
__label__4 This is the fanciest library I've ever seen!  I haven't really been to many but compared to what this library used to look like before the expansion and compared to what I'm used to seeing back home, the Champaign Public Library is pretty cool.  \n\nMy favorite things about this library are:\n- Plenty of seating.  There are lots of open couches to sit on and read or tables to work on.  There are even quiet rooms if you need the extra silence.\n- The children's area.  I bring my son with me most of the time and he enjoys playing with the toys in there.  I'm still trying to get him interested in the actual books though.  They also have story time in a separate room there.  The rainbow lights of the librarian's desk also entertain my son.\n- The checkout area.  It's electronic and fully automated so that all you have to do is stick your library card in the slot, stack your books on the rubber pad, and get a receipt of what you checked out.  I've never seen anything like it.  What's comforting is that there are still some clerks at the checkout desk so that if you're like me and can't quite figure it out on your first try right there to help you.\n- The outside book return.  It's so simple and fun to watch (or maybe I'm just easily entertained...LOL!)  It's not right in front of the entrance, it's on the opposite side of the building, but that makes it easier to return your stuff because all you have to do is drive around to the other side.  You don't have to park or get out of your car.  You just drive up and hold your book up to the return slot and it opens automatically.  Then you just put your things on the conveyor belt and the slot closes and you're done.  Easy!
__label__3 Compared to the malls in Springfield and Decatur, this one is the better of the three. There are no empty stores and it does get busy at the mall. \nThey have a great steak and potato company which closed in Springfield years ago. \nI like all the speciality stores that are here. They have a kitchen store, tons of kids stores, a gamestop, department stores, pet store, etc.
__label__0 Stay away from The Children's Place! There's an old bitchy lady that works there that's rude as all out!! I went there today to use a gift card that was given to my 5yr.old on his birthday to get him some p.j.'s.\nBefore I even walked through the front entrance, this wicked witch of the store comes rushing up to me and says,\"What're you looking for!!??\" Not even a hello or good morning!  I told her that I was looking to get my son some p.j.'s, and with that she said \"OH... CARRY ON!\" I was like, WTF!?  So I just blew her off and went on with my business thinking she was just having a \"senior \" moment. But come check out, she said forcefully that needed my email address and phone number  to complete the transaction. I told her I just wanted to pay and wasn't interested in whatever promo they were offering. She then said with a huff, \"FINE!\", and mumbled something under breath. \nI then asked her if there was a problem, and all I got for an answer was a serious glare with attitude! \nAll I can say is if this is the way this company trains its employees, I'm NOT shopping there again!
__label__1 Cheap and perfectly adequate. The kind of place you order from because it's close and cheap. If you're willing to travel farther, wait longer, or spend more, go elsewhere. But this is a fine option, and you can get a lunch special with an entree and fried rice for $4.50. I like the broccoli with garlic sauce--the sauce is good but not great, but the broccoli is perfectly cooked. Mmm.
__label__3 I really think this is some of the best Chinese food in Champaign. I was an Empire fan for the longest, but one dish from Number one Wok is definitely more savory than Empire or Evo in comparison. \n\nThey are a little heavy on their pork inclusions to fried rice and egg rolls, but I enjoy swine so the more for me.
__label__2 This is your basic mall fast food Chinese place. Don't expect anything more than that. That's why it's 3 stars. It's good for what it is, but it's pretty  much what you'd get at other Panda locations. The thing that struck me about this little food court counter is what you can't see from the front. I used to work doing refrigeration and commercial appliance repair in the area. This particular Panda location always had the cleanest and best maintained kitchen I've seen in the CU area, and I've been in a lot of them. Color me impressed.
__label__2 I want to give kudos to a young man named Zach who works at Lenscrafters in Champaign, IL. He helped me through a very frustrating experience in getting replacement lenses after cataract surgery. The young lady who approached me on my first visit told me that I needed a NPI number from ophthamologist who had performed the surgery. On my second visit after obtaining the NPI number, I was told by another associate that I also needed the after surgery cards that confirmed my surgery dates. I had not been told that I needed these cards on my first visit so I thought I would have to make a third trip to get my glasses. Zach stepped in to help and called my ophthamologist to get the dates over the phone. He works in the lab but he was working in the front office because they were short staffed. He literally saved the day for me. I would suggest to anyone who has a problem with getting their new glasses to ask for him if he is available. He is professional, courteous and knowledgable on Lenscrafters eyewear.
__label__0 I can't stand this place.... or maybe the corporation.  The past three visits there, I've gone in to get the latest Disney movie WITH a coupon.  First off, they never have the latest releases in a nice display.... they're hidden amongst other movies.  If you want the Blu-ray.... Forget it, that's in another part of the store.   \n\n\"You have a coupon to buy \"Peter Pan\"??   Well Ma'am, if you read the fine print, it expired yesterday... or your coupon is smudged from your printer and we can't scan it.... and if you read the SUPER FINE print, it says that it's not valid for Disney items (amongst 300 other brands)\"\n\n\"You have a coupon on your phone?  Sorry Ma'am, you have to print it up and bring it to us so we can scan the barcode (which is in perfect resolution on your phone screen) and just throw it in the garbage.\"\n\n\"Target AND Walmart are selling \"Little Mermaid\" for a lower price?  Well Ma'am, you have to bring the ad in to us\"\n\n\"You have the ad on your phone??  That doesn't count Ma'am.... you need to print it out, bring it in, and then we'll tell you that Toys R Us doesn't price match\"\n\n\"Ma'am, we are out of stock on the Bluray of Planes.... and yes ma'am, we're aware that the coupon for your movie ends tomorrow (even though the movie came out yesterday), and we're out of stock and no, we don't offer rainchecks.  We can't sell you the movie if we don't have it\"\n\nUGGGGH!!!!  Damn you Toys R Us!!! Damn you!!!!!   No matter what coupon I have, it is never just a smooth transaction!!!!!
__label__0 Do not stay here!! My boyfriend and I had ended up here after our 15 hour drive from Delaware to Illinois. We were going apartment hunting in Champaign the next day and completely forgot to book a hotel room for the night. Of course the next day was move-in day for the Illini so everything was booked for the night. When we went to book a room, the night manager informed us that the cost was going to be $85 instead of the typical price since it was a \"busy week and the price should meet the demand\" (thanks for basically saying your screwing us over just because you can?). When we opened the door to our hotel room I was greeted with the lovely smell of cat pee and mold. I think we were in our room for 2 minutes before I saw a cockroach on the desk in the room. I screamed, my boyfriend squished it with a napkin. After that I refused to sleep there so we went to ask the manager for our money back. The manager inspects our room and says he can't refund us because we already \"used\" the room (I had pulled back the covers of the bed to check for more bugs) and that he needed to see the cockroach to prove we were telling the truth. My poor boyfriend had to dig through the trash to show the manager the dead bug. The guy then told us to re-make the bed and we would get our money back. Seriously? Oh and he also informed us that the roaches are usually downstairs and he had an upstairs room available if we wanted it. No. Thank. You.
__label__4 Great atmosphere, delicious coffee, awesome food. This is my default stop for coffee or a place to spend the afternoon. It can get a little crowded at times though.\n\nThe Thai Tempeh sandwhich is amazing, also try the cold brew coffee sometime.
__label__0 This review is based on my experience sitting outside.  In the summer, as many others do, I enjoy sitting outside to meet others and have great coffee.\nUnfortunately, the majority of the tables outside of Cafe Kopi allow smoking, even though many of these tables are less than 15 feet from the door.  I have been sitting here for an hour and a half and I have not been able to enjoy this for more than five minutes, as the stream of smoking is constant.\n\nI would think that in this day and age, cafes would discourage smoking so as not to harm the health of other guests.\n\nThis is intolerable, and I won't be back to sit outside.\n\nCoffe is good, but my lungs are worth more.
__label__2 Wanted Thai while on Champaign for work. Tried this place and it was good but very small portions. So much so that I had to get taco bell fourth meal 3 hours later.
__label__1 The first time I went to this place I was very disappointed.  I ordered Pad Thai with tofu for takeout and when when I got home, there was absolutely no sauce or flavor to the noodles at all.  I guess when you order it not spicy, they just don't add anything to it? On top of that, the texture of the tofu was a little off and it felt overcooked.  The noodles also had a weird rubbery texture I've never experienced before. It was edible, but not good.  Perhaps I just didn't order it properly? \nSo a friend was visiting and we both had a taste for thai food. Nitaya was on our way to downtown so I decided we could give this place another try.  This time, I ordered the Pad Thai with tofu again, but I told them to make it Mild.  It was better than the first time I had it, but still kinda bland. The noodles were again really rubbery and just not appetizing. The portions are also kinda small for the price. I've eaten at MANY thai restaurants and this is unfortunately one of the worst. \nSorry, Nitaya Thai, I'll be trying the other thai options in town next time.
__label__4 Their Kobe burger with cheddar cheese, lettuce, pickles on the side, and hot fries are amazing. It satisfies the \"hard-core\" hunger..making my mouth water even now. The service is straight forward, rapid and no-questions asked cooperative.\n\nThey have at least two large TV's with sports and the food network on them, it's fun to watch as you dine in. Farren's Pub is a flight of stairs down from the street level, and filled with indoor lights and good aromas. \nThey have hot tea for the non-drinker, and it's non smoking of course. Very cool place.
__label__1 I really don't get what the big deal is with this place.  I have had friends tell me thats they have some of the best burgers out there, but when i went there they were nothing special.  The place as a whole is just average: the setting, the service and the food.  This place is over rated.
__label__4 Seriously. Best burgers in town. The black burger is BOMB! Without that cajun remoulade, it's delicious, but with it, FREAKIN' FANTASTIC! The fresh house made potato chips are like crack with the black truffle sea salt they use. My heart was almost broken when they were sold out of chips, but the server (also the owner) said they could add the crack...erm... salt.. to the house cut fries. Wasn't quite the same, but it was still very tasty. Service isn't always super friendly, but I don't care when I get the best burger and chips in town. The burgers aren't the only good part. They have daily specials that have always been satisfying and unique. They also have some stellar dark beers. Wait time can be a little long depending on when you come, but it's worth the wait.
__label__3 I heard that this restaurant is closing soon. So my coworkers and I went to try it out. Their lunch menu has excellent selections. You can either go with their entrees or there's an option to choose 2 or 3 of their entrees in a single dish. The service is exceptional as well. Definitely one of Champaign's best.
__label__0 I used to LOVE the Great Impasta.  It was my restaurant of choice.  If there was a night out to be had, it started here!\n\nHowever, as time went on, the food quality slowly started to slip.  They stopped warming the bread before bringing it to the table.  The service started getting harder to find.  Then, during my last two visits, the food came out luke warm at best.\n\nI loved this place in the beginning, but sadly had to say farewell.  I was sorry to see the larger location close, and even sorrier to find the new location still leaves much to be desired.
__label__2 I've had good luck selling stuff here, but none when it comes to buying things. I just feel like everything here is either tacky, terribly made, or just an old trend. I definitely have better luck at TJ Maxx for sure.
__label__0 I probably would have given moonstruck threeish stars when it was open, but I can't give it any stars any more because it's closed!  That seemed kind of sudden!  I wonder what happened / what is going to go in there instead.  Panera pleeeaaasssseeeee.
__label__2 You were overpriced and full of yourself (Really, charging for wifi? meh), but you left us too soon, Moonstruck.\n\nI liked knowing that if i wanted to spend too much money and feel bad about it later, I could have a reliably delicious mexican mocha with some decent, high quality chocolate.  And your logo was cute.\n\nBut, you know, you could've been more affordable and less pretentious too.  That doesn't mean I wanted the gimmicky yogurt/chocolate/blah place to replace you, though. :(\n\nMoonstruck, your'e like that kid in high school I felt ambivalent about only to find out he's now in jail.  I'm sad for you, but not particularly surprised.
__label__3 Why did I come here: It was close by which is a plus for a student who lives in Campustown and wants to support something local.\n\nThey are open at good hours and I have never had a problem with getting an appointment. \n\nFor a GUYS haircut, it is the perfect price for what I get. I have gone to more expensive places in the NW for a similar quality haircut. It is quick too and I never wait long.\n\nThe stylists are nice and friendly. I love the joke one plays on me when they \"That will be a million dollars, please.\" If you like deals and are willing to pay cash, you can get your 10th haircut free.
__label__3 OMG! Their cookies are delicious! I had the peanut butter cookie (awesome!), rice krispy treat (delicious!), ice cream sandwich (okay...), & the sugar cookie (pretty good...).\n\nThey do accept credit cards, but only on orders that are $5 or more.
__label__1 Seeing how little went into my quesadilla, I'm not comfortable with paying over $7. At least use a mixed cheese blend!  And seeing how little effort went into making my quesadilla, I am really not impressed (you would think a labor charge is rolled into the price of food.)\n\nMaybe what distinguishes Qdoba are the burritos with their special combos, but I am nonplussed to try them again. Oh well.
__label__4 Best dental experience of my life! I hate going to the dentist, despise it even. From the noise to the taste, it's all a nightmare for me, but Shelly my hygienist and Dr. Kuo the actual dentist made my visit amazingly positive. The best part was that they even took my insurance without having to pay anything up front (unlike at other places that make you pay first, then get reimbursed later). Because of this latter fact, I have told all my coworkers about it! \n\nTrue, they do offer a lot of services that aren't covered, but they are just doing their job, you don't have to accept any of them, but to treat myself I got the fluoride treatment for only $25! I even learned a lot more about my mouth than my other dentist so I am now a super fan of flossing, brushing right, and eating things that are healthy for my teeth. I can't say that any other office made me feel as enthusiastic about caring for my teeth as this place. Plus they have the spit sucker instead of the little bowl on the side of your chair which means you can barely taste any of the junk they put in your mouth.\n\nDefinitely recommend!
__label__0 What the actual F? I just got a random text message from these people advertising some special sale on tooth crowning. Seriously? This is what modern dentistry has come to? Blasting \"sales\" for dental work via text messages? I was a patient there OVER 5 YEARS AGO. Why am I even on the spam list?\n\nShameful, absolutely shameful.
__label__1 The service is rude here. They are impersonal and impolite. The food is ok, nothing outstanding but not horrible. They have really good crab ragoons, and their jjajangmyeon is the best you'll find in champaign. In short: food is decent but service is horrible.
__label__4 I have been ordering food from Rainbow Garden for ten years. Their food is delicious, it's always hot, and delivery is fast! My husband loves the crab rangoon, and I don't think I've ever had a dish I didn't like.\n\nRainbow Garden is also a great spot for lunch. They have the usual lunch special: soup, spring roll and entree with rice for $6-$8.  The lunch specials are a great value, however they only include the common/popular Chinese restaurant dishes such as general tso's, princess, garlic sauce, etc.  If you want something different, you have to order off of the full menu.  But the food quality here is very good and everything tastes fresh.  I'm a fan.
__label__1 meh.\n\nif you are into hanging out with as many frat brothers as can be squeezed into a half block, this place is totally your jam.  \n\ni'm not.  \n\nit's crowded.  the service sucks.  the drinks are watery.  the food is just.... well, shitty bar food. and it's loud.  and did i mention crowded?  i am sure it appeals to a lot of people.... who go to college, wish they were in college, or wish they were boning someone of college age.... but man, i'm a realist.  that ship has sailed.  i was so hoping it would be a nice outdoor venue for people who didn't want to hit the campus scene.  it's not though.  it used to be.  now i avoid it like that plague.  \n\nif you are looking for a dj who cranks out the frat favorites of 2007 and does it loud and proud... you will love this bar.  if you are looking for a chill place to hang out with your friends and have a couple decent beers, there are other options.
__label__4 The better of the two Asian grocery stores on/around campus.\n\nI especially like that they have the kitchen appliances you can't find in a typical grocery store (like mini rice cookers, hot water pots, electric hot pots, etc.), and lots of random drinks, candies, snacks, etc. like a traditional store in Asia.\n\nTheir produce selection is probably smaller than Far East, but I still think you'd be able to find anything you could need here.  Plus, Am-Ko is just a much more pleasant place to shop as everything is organized well and it's just.... cleaner!
__label__3 Cheap beer, dive bar, great company, and holy crap--did everyone just eat a hojillion peanuts and dump their shells on the floor?  Really? What the hell, it's a great dive bar.  I cant' even hate on it.\n\nThe booths are big and comfy, the setting is as nonpretentious as it gets, and the peeps are chill as hell--and most likely you're not gonna run into many undergrads ;)
__label__0 Um....Nope! \nThis place is in DESPERATE need of John Taffer. Bar Rescue is needed. (even though they are busy on the weekends- it saddens me that they could be making SOOO much more money. \n\nCleanliness- NONE! I get the peanut shells on the floor, that's one thing- Many places do this just fine and it doesn't come off as gross as it does here. I went on a Saturday night- about 9pm... about half full of people  the bar top was full of used napkins, straws, and empty glasses with ice and drink remnants, and everything was wet. oh and fruit flies- (in Winter!) fruit flies, fruit flies!! Strike 1. \n\nBartenders- I sat at the bar for about 12 minutes before anyone came and asked if I wanted anything, offered a menu, or anything. When the sloppy dressed schlub did come over he said- \"What do you want?\" (there is no uniform for employees- which is confusing for customers. No shirt that says Esquire or anything- just a guy. I ordered a Blue Moon... A freaking TAP beer. as easy as you can get- When he returned with it, he just placed it in front of me on the wet bar- no napkin/coaster, the beer was flat, and contained a FREAKING lemon. Not an orange- a lemon. Boo. (Flat beer usually means dirty pipes or an old keg!) He just asked for money- didn't ask if I wanted a tab, or if I was ordering food, offer a menu...(which was my intention, but was never offered) was never approached again- about 15 minutes, drank my beer- and met friends at a different bar. I was sitting in this place for 27 minutes- and spent under $5- if you had a good bar staff- that would have easily been about $20 with an app. and another beer- and I would have asked my friends to come to Esquire.... and they would have spent money too.  \nCustomer service was crap. Strike 2. \n\nThe Look- is mismatched, ply wood, random cheap bar decorations. That Screams Dive Bar. I don't know how much this bar makes- but they could easily stand to spend 2-3 grand and do a minor upgrades so that at least everything matches. extremely unappealing- so many better options on the same street!  Strike 3.  \n\nYeah- not going back. Clean your place before someone get's sick!
__label__3 Excellent pizza (full disclosure: I was a cook here) and decent beer selection. The pool tables make it difficult to socialize at time,  the bar space is too long and not wide enough. However, if you like pool, these are very good tables.
__label__2 Jupiter's is a fun place for families with younger kids, but it's not anything special for adults.  The food isn't spectacular, and the pizza is similar to Monical's thin crust pizza if you're curious what to expect.  There's a BIG arcade room with pool tables and video games, but this area gets PACKED if you go at a popular time of day.  I've only been to Jupiter's once, and I haven't really had the desire to go back.  The service was ok, but the atmosphere and food weren't anything special.  We also had a LONG wait to get a table and food.
__label__3 worth the half off tues. guys... real cheese in those shakers. nuff said.
__label__1 Awful place. \n\nIf you are trying to go there for good drinks this is an OK place to go to but the food was horrible. The tapas ceviche was $10 which came with 4 shrimp and was topped with popcorn (I have no idea why). If they were trying to go for fun and innovative food this place completely missed the mark. The potatoes and chorizo came in an extremely small portions and where bland. Not to mention the paella which was $25 and the rice was not well cooked. This place takes small portions to a new level. Overall I left that place with $80 less and still hungry. Not worth the money and the food was a complete disappointment. The only reason this place is getting two stars is because of their drinks.
__label__3 I love this place.  My friends and I try to have a 'girl's night out' once a month and we frequent Radio Maria because of the delicious cuisine and the atmosphere.  It is relaxing and has several conversation pieces.  The service is spectacular.  This is one of my favorite local spots to dine in Champaign
__label__4 By far our favorite spot we've eaten at so far in Champaign. Our server was a little strange - definitely new to the job - but the food was excellent and the service was completely reasonable. Very large beer selection as well. Highly recommend - we'll be back!!
__label__2 Some of the best cocktails in town. Only downside is some bartenders make them better than others. Love the mojitos! Reasonable prices. Nice decor. Nice crowd. Nice music. I went for brunch and had a lobster omelette.. I found it had a bit too many different flavors for my taste, but I'm sure others would love it, as I'm kind of picky. The guava mimosa wasn't too good though.
__label__4 Wonderful hummus and everything else, too!  Take your chances with the plate of a day, it's a bargain and an adventure!  And you'll get delightful hummus, pita, salad and rice along with the special items of the day.  The service can be a little slow since it's ONE MAN running the show but he takes his time with each person's order and serves up tasty plates!  The Arabian tea is also delish!
__label__1 Blah. Stayed here over Illinois Homecoming weekend, and with my friend's wedding block rate it was still ~$90/night. The room was moderately okay upon first sight...but then things just started going downhill. There were cigarette burns on our blankets, a shower that looked like it had been pulled from a foreclosed doublewide and, much to my chagrin after realizing I had forgotten mine, NO HAIR DRYER. That made for a pleasant morning of tailgating in late October. \n\nThings didn't really get bad until the day we checked out and I noticed I had some sort of rash on my torso and legs. Are. You. Kidding. After Googling bed bugs for about 20 minutes I got an email asking to fill out a survey about my stay and was not very polite. Thankfully, I got an email from the manager shortly after who wanted to \"make things right\" and ended up cutting my bill in half.\n\nSo....good customer service after the fact...not so great hotel stay. Never again. Until next year, that is, when I'm scrambling for Homecoming weekend accommodations without a wedding discount.
__label__0 Don't use this company. They don't put due dates on their bills and then get shitty with you when you don't pay your bill on time. How am I suppose to know what is ON TIME, if there is no due date. Also technician accidentally dropped a bunch of chemicals in our yard in a pile. A lot of chemicals in one pile results in DEAD grass. The technician with an 8th grade iq level didn't even bother to tell anyone. When we noticed it, we were offered a very small compensation for their incompetent workers.
__label__0 My girlfriend and I went out to celebrate that I got a new job, and were told this place was really good. We were sadly very disappointed. The decor of the place is really outdated, you feel like you went back to the '80s. While the waitress was really friendly, we were not pleased with the overall experience. My $6 beer was flat, the food was really overpriced and you had to pay extra to have it cooked. Yes, if you want someone to cook your food, you have to pay an extra $3. For that extra 3 bucks they don't even have a chef cook, just some cook who has no idea what he's doing. I ordered my steak medium rare and got it well done. The steak itself was nothing special and for a fillet it was pretty fatty. I will never be coming back and will recommend friends to never go there.
__label__2 If you want to cook a steak yourself but you're too lazy to shop and put in the legwork, this is the spot for you! They charge you extra for their chef to cook it. Very much a steak and potato place. We had a mixture of filets, ribeyes and sirloins. The cuts were really good, not outstanding. Beets, bacon and eggs at the salad bar was a huge plus. Skillet cookie was top notch. The manhattan was terrible. Quality establishment.
__label__3 simply fantastic, been here 4 days straight since they opened, the lemon custard is amazing in their banana splits. i would go EVERY DAY.
__label__3 Seasonal place that is always a favorite. A bit off campus but worth the drive.\n\nTake your friends here when it's hot and you'll be guaranteed thanks all night.
__label__3 Who doesn't love lemon custard?  So refreshing!  And really great in a lemon chiffon snowstorm.  The only negative is the long lines - but still worth it!
__label__0 Pizza is great if you enjoy thin crust. Other menu items are good as well.  The service consistently sucks!  It's horrible!  Every time, service is absolutely horrendous. Proceed with caution.
__label__3 One of the more \"adult friendly\" mini-golf courses around. I disagree with other reviewers that the course is easy - I think it's rather challenging. Mostly because of small hills, and of course the dreaded waterfalls.. (getting the net to fish your ball out of the water can be a pain!) \n\nA lack of trees and shade on the course means you'll be stuck in the glaring, hot sun during the summer.. best to visit in the spring or fall when it's more comfortable. Also a plus: the course is open in the evening!
__label__3 Very nice place.  Good atmosphere.  We were stuck at ADEd across the street for a conference and lunch was \"on you own\".  Saw this on YELP and gave it a try.  Nice place, great view and good food.  It's a cafeteria, do not expect \"Nobou\".  For what it is, it's very nice.
__label__2 Situated between Amsterdam (a gay club the girls wanted to hit up, but was empty) and Club Downtown (a club with a patronage that looked ghetto-fabulous), Palazzo ended up being the perfect fix for our Saturday night...\n\nTo look at it, Palazzo seems small in comparison to its neighboring clubs, but the space inside is used well.  Quite simply, there's a small bar to the left, a small VIP lounge to the right, and nothing but dance-able space in between. With a high ceiling, liberal use of bright neon blues, mirror'd-shiny surfaces, and sleek furniture, the atmosphere is energetic and cool.\n\nThe DJ, perched in a second floor booth overlooking the dancefloor, played track after track of Hip-Hop, for the most part. [From reading other reviews, I'm not sure Hip-Hop/R&B is part of the regular format. We'd been there the first week of Oct'09.] And so, the girls (Esco, RB, Becca), all talented and passionate dancers, took to the floor, wowing and attracting a perimeter of onlookers.  I danced a bit, broken ankle be darned: it'd take more than crutches to keep me from having a good time with my peeps...\n\nAs I sat for a minute, resting the cast'd ankle, a group of people complimented the girls on their style and dancing; very friendly, flattering gesture.\n\nBy 3AM, it was almost exclusively the 6 of us still on the dance floor being silly, and though we could have danced more, we had liquor at the apartment where the club had made last call around 2am.\n\nFun night and a fun little spot, but I'd suggest going with a group; friendly as people were, I'm not sure how apt this scene is to mingling/meeting/dancing with others. We had smilingly and genuinely asked a group of people watching us (the crew that complimented the girls on their dancing) to join us on the floor, but they didn't.\n\nIf its not your speed, there are two other clubs literally next door.\nAs we left, we noticed Club Downtown next door was *still* poppin'.\n__________________________\nSmoothest \"I got hit on\" moment ever.\nCan't be simply re-told, only re-enacted.
__label__3 The food here is absolutely delicious! I would highly recommend their thai green curry (has a nice spicy kick to it), and the pad thai is worth a try as well. Unfortunately, the service is incredibly, incredibly slow.
__label__3 Ive only been here once for dinner but I go alot for lunch, I work in the area. Its always fast, sometimes gets a little busy but Ive always been able to eat and get back to work in an hour. I usually get the yellow curry or pad thai. Its good food. Not spectacular thai by any means.
__label__0 Eeeeee. Long yet important message to follow!!\n\nIf I was blind and If this place gave me the ability to see again.... Eeeeeehhhh I still wouldn't go back.\n\nThe first time I went, a few years back it was good. Good food! Then got take out and yeah, just well cooked good food. Nothing to write home about but still good. \n\nThis time... Wild tiger turned into wild sloth. Arguably just as cool in animal comparison but the tiger could, if he so chose to, rip apart the sloth with vigor. \n\nThe hostess was hard to find and inattentive. Se really wasn't present or rememberable. We sat down and ordered. Waters came out. Then our app. It was some roll thingy. It tasted like frozen shrimp wrapped in rice paper for 9 bux. Oh oh oh it tasted like the rolls you get at the sushi place in Safeway. Yea no thanks. Plus the waiter seemed to disappear. A while later the food was delivered. Hhmm. Pad Thai you say? Uh nope! Well if you call over cooked noodles shoved under a huge pile of cabbage pad Thai the yeaaa.. I guess. \nCurry you say.... Hmmm nope just over spiced over cooked and tasteless except for the over spice thing.., which is just down right confusing. \n\nThe waiter never came back to check on us. My lady dropped her eating utensil on the ground and I went inside to get another. Standing at the empty hostess station looking around....looking....still looking....oh oh hey  hostess can I have a.. She cuts me off. \"I'll be back\" denied!!!! By the drive by host from a terminator movie. \nWell waiting still. Find someone. Utensils. Cool. Thanks. Sorry to be a bother as a paying customer.   \nThen I sit back down. Take a few bites and realize everything tastes the same. Cold, over cooked and over spiced. \nSo in effort to try to salvage this meal I try to ask for some limes. Guess what... Shocker..... It took me getting up to find someone. Cool got em. Cool, great, not real limes. Just little ones, like the ones you use for Mexican food!! Wtf!!! \n\nAnyways. Forcing it down cuz I'm sick of the search party of two game that they have thrust upon us, the waiter still never came back. The lady bussing the tables cleared our stuff except for the untouched pad Thai. We actually tipped the bus lady she was nice and a very hard worker.\n\nStill\nWait\nIng\n\nOh wait I forgot the rules of the game.... I got up to search for the check. Yeaaaa! At what point do I win? And really what could the prize be?   Oh nothing. I guess you could say I win by not ever having to go back there. \n\nSad really. Was a good place. I understand running a place like this has challenges but no care was shown from beginning to end about the customer experience. Oh well except for the bus lady she was cool.... Maybe she should own the place? Winning! \n\nAnd I'm out!
__label__1 I went to wild Thaiger for dinner with three friends and although the service was good in a clean environment, the food was disappointing. The flavors and preparation is just not authentic. I am reviewing the food with the background of having traveled to Thailand and having lived most of my life in larger culturally diverse cities (NY, Chicago, DC) with close authentic thai food. Here are some critiques:\n\nPad Kee Mao - My favorite noodle dish of all time is supposed to be prepared with thick rice noodles sauteed to a variety of textures, and infused with a dizzying array of spice. Instead, the dish here is made with thin vermacilli noodles and tasted like a lump of wet ricey dough. I even explicitly asked for it to be extra spicy, but there was barely any.\n\nPad thai - This basic Thai staple was presented as a soggy clump of noodles with a watery sauce pooling at the bottom of the plate. The worse part was that despite all of that sauce, it was tasteless except for the peanuts sprinkled on top. There was no hint of tamarind or fish sauce or chili. Disgrace.\n\nTom Yum (chicken) - Again, what we received was a flavorless broth. There was no taste of lemongrass, no curry, and the chicken was dry.\n\nNeedless to say, this was very disappointing. For a large restaurant in a prominent location, the food served up here was worse than some of the shacks I've eaten out of in other cities.\n\nTwo stars for service and cleanliness alone, none for food.
__label__1 The food looked great, but unfortunately we didn't get to try it because of the wait.  \n\nThe wait, of course, doesn't deserve the two-star rating - but the service does.  We waited for almost 20 minutes to even be acknowledged by the angsty teen hostess with glazed over eyes, only to be told the wait would be 45 minutes.  Lazy Thaiger.
__label__0 Wow. I have been going to this practice for 3-4 years. I have had some troubles with them in the past but this is the kicker of them all. I just called and explained to the person at the front desk that I have been having some breast pain and didn't know if I should come in earlier than my Oct. 1st  Well Woman exam. Her response was, \"Well, if you come in early you will have to pay for an office visit.\" I said, \"well if I wait I'll just talk to her about it at my Well Woman.\" Her reply, \"if you talk to her about it then, then you will be charged extra.\" My reply, \"just for talking about it??\" Her reply, \"yup, I don't know what to tell you. Just go to your primary care physician.\" I then explained to her that this was a gynecological issue... No response. Her overall tone was brash, rude, and short. Did I mention uncaring.\n\nUnbelievable. Never, ever have I been so appalled. A woman calls and says she has breast pain and isn't sure if she should come in and this is how the front desk responds!! I'm outraged and waiting for someone to call me back from the office. I think Dr. Johnstone has the right to know how the front desk is treating her patients.
__label__3 Safeway's are great now..  they have re doen the insides and put in a nice deli type place... they offer pre-made salads that are actually good, fresh sushi, good sandwiches and wonderful soups... since i work in the area i eat lunch there alot and am happy with the price and selection...
__label__1 I called and orders three sandwich platters and a veggie platter for pick up the day before I needed them. I show up and no sandwiches! No order! Nothing! They also wrote pick up time wrong on another order so us two customers were fighting to get our orders made first. On top of it all customer service was rude. Bad experience all around! The only reason for the two stars is for the poor deli staff working furiously to make 100 sandwiches in no time flat.
__label__3 Accommodating to gluten free needs. Fish tacos, chips, & salsa were great. Service excellent.  Also liked the complimentary chocolate tamale dessert.
__label__2 This place has the potential to be great!! However, it's not. The chips and salsa and atmosphere are definitely a reason to go! The best I've ever had!!!! The first trip there provided a waitress who never brought the cheese dip we ordered. When I asked her to take it off our check, she said, \"ok\".  Never an apology or \"oh my gosh! I forgot!\"  Nothing. She came by a couple of times to refill the empty water glasses them disappeared until the food and check were brought out. \n\nGiving them the benefit of the doubt, we went back the next day. Again, beautiful atmosphere from the patio. The chips and salsa were DELICIOUS!!!! The food and service were mediocre. I had the chicken sandwich which sounded somewhat healthy but came out greasy. \n\nSo my advice: go!! Get the chips and salsa. Although I didn't have one, I hear the margaritas are good, too. Enjoy the patio and beautiful Phoenix weather. Just don't expect too much from the rest of the food or service.
__label__1 If you come here to dine in close to closing time DO NOT sit in the back section or you will get scolded by the Latina hussie behind the counter.
__label__4 I wasn't completely sure what to expect when I went to the Heard Museum, but I was pleasantly surprised how much I enjoyed myself.  We were there for almost 2.5 hours and the time flew by.  The permanent exhibit was laid out nicely and I truly learned quite a bit that I did not know previously about Native Americans.  In fact, I had no clue how many different tribes call Arizona and New Mexico home and reading the history and how they are now was quite fascinating, but I am a history nerd. The Remix contemporary exhibt was well-done and was my favorite portion of the whole museum, but I'm a sucker for contemporary art and installations.  We even wondered about the \"children's area\" and that was also well done with a variety of hands on crafts and activities for little peanuts (heck, my husband and I even did some of them! hehe).   The boarding school exhibit on the second floor was very nicely done and well laid out...the testimonials that played while you walked around were quite touching and at times I felt myself tearing up.\n\nAdult admission is $10 and students are only $5. My husband forgot his ASU student ID and when he mentioned it to the cashier, the guy was like, \"oh that's OK\" and gave us the student admission anyway. Very nice.  There were quite a few people at Heard while we were there, but I never felt rushed or that I was in someone's way, which I think speaks highly of the layout.  I definitely recommend the museum if you have an afternoon you are looking to fill and/or just want to learn more about Native Americans.
__label__3 If you're new to the area, visiting from out of town, or even a native, you need to check this place out.  I have gone twice and have left extremely impressed both times.  The atmosphere is so amazing.  Right away, just walking through the courtyard to the main entrance, there's so much beauty to take in.  You'll walk past the courtyard cafe, cantina, bookstore, and gift shop on the way to the main entrance.  Both times I've gone, I did the museum first and then the shops and cafe afterwards.  \n\nThe entire museum is somewhat of a maze and, if you're not on a guided tour, can be pretty confusing to navigate.  We didn't have a tour guide either time -- they're free and on a regular schedule, but we preferred to wander at our own pace.  The first floor is very large and divided up into sections.  There's a lot of baskets, pottery, and katsina dolls to check out, and some really interesting native american history to take in.  I learned a lot about the local and native history.  The first floor (to me) gets boring kind of quickly.  A lot of the collections are not as old or historic as I had expected.  It seems like the younger visitors enjoyed the first level more than I did.\n\nThe most impressive part of the museum for me was the 2nd level.  I was in complete awe of the Indian Boarding School exhibit.  I learned SO much about the Indian Schools that I had never even heard of before.  I really wish they would have taught us about this experience when I was in school.  It was AMAZING.  \n\nOverall, the museum experience was very good.  We learned a lot and really enjoyed the history, art, and culture.  The only thing I don't like about the museum is navigating through it.  They do give you maps and offer guided tours, but it's fairly difficult to navigate if you don't know where you're going.  I don't like to look at maps, I prefer to wander.  Different areas are not very clearly marked.  You'll see a door in a hallway and wonder what it leads to, then walk through and realize you're entering a completely different part of the museum.  It's kind of hard to explain, but I wish the areas were more clearly marked.  It's not really big enough to get lost in, but we definitely had several occurrences where we weren't really sure where we were or where we were headed.\n\nThe 2nd time I visited, we decided to have lunch at the cafe and we were really impressed.  The service was great and the prices were MUCH more reasonable than we had expected.  We figured it would be pricey, but it was not.  I had the smoked salmon quesadilla and it was outstanding.  \n\nThe museum shop is pretty typical from what I've experienced at other museums -- a few knick-knacks that are in my price range, surrounded by ridiculously high priced pieces of art/pottery/dolls/rugs.  It's REALLY neat to look at but I couldn't imagine buying anything other than a magnet or a coffee mug.  Some of the pieces are thousands of dollars, but it's awesome to just look and admire.\n\nOverall, always a great experience, easy to find (there's a light rail stop right out front), and it's also very close to other touristy places if you're visiting and want to experience Phoenix.  I highly recommend this place.
__label__1 Good for only one visit.  Very overpriced
__label__1 This place is your basic sports bar.  Lots of TVs all tuned to sports.  \n\nThe outdoor seating is on the sidewalk and facing East so you'll never get any direct sun.\n\nMy hamburger was TERRIBLE but the shoestring fries were great.  \n\nMy girl Jacqui liked her entree.
__label__0 I'm not really fond of writing sub par reviews. I really covet being wowed, I like being pleasantly surprised, and I can have a perfectly merry day with a run of the mill meal. Unfortunately, there are some experiences that don't fit in to any of my \"I will return again and again or at least recommend to friends\" template.\n \n Majerle's is one of those experiences.\n\nI know that I should definitely give this place another try but only because I had such a bad time I think that it must have been entirely abnormal because it would be out of business if it was run this way daily.\n When I arrived on Sunday afternoon (right as the Cardinals game was about to start), there were several content tables already enjoying their beer and bar fare. I must say that the food wasn't terrible. I wouldn't classify it as anything special or something that I would crave on any particular day. But the wings were crisp, the salad was fresh'ish' and the burger was prepared to the temp I ordered. This is where the one star came from. Decent food (good temp, tastes like what it's supposed to, sans hair, ect) deserves some credit.\n \n   If I could give negative stars for service, this would be a -5 Stars type of place. Our server was either hung over or was just entirely uninterested in doing ANYTHING that her job description calls for. She greeted us about ten minutes after we sat down (although it was a Cardinals game day, the bar was probably about half full). She took our drink order and returned with our drinks ages later (well, another almost ten minutes). I was starving and ready to order food but wasn't able to because she slammed the drinks on the table and left again. I flagged down another server and he was so kind as to send ours back. FINALLY I ordered. Again, the food was fine. It wasn't, however, fine enough to cancel out the fact that our appetizer was delivered 20 minutes laster followed IMMEDIATELY by our entree's. Ok. Fine. But, the salad was wrong the first time (Note: When your guests are ordering, it helps to listen to what they actually want. It is NOT a good practice to forget and then just 'guess' what they said). And our server didn't even deliver our food so we couldn't order another drink until we flagged her down again. We ordered another two beers and waited. And waited. And waited. I saw our beers sitting on the bar and our server chatting in the corner to another associate. We couldn't get her attention so my dining companion/boyfriend went to the bar himself to get them. In fact, we didn't see our server again for the rest of the meal. I was so irate at this point that I wanted to leave immediately and spend our Sunday afternoon football watching/beer drinking pennies elsewhere. I flagged down the same server I asked to find my server the first time and had him do my bidding again (he seemed to be working, why couldn't I have sat in HIS section?) She came over, mumbled some apology about having to get our own beers and dropped our check. \n  Bright points: They have a great tv set up for football watching. Multiple tv's tuned to every single game you could imagine. \nNot so Bright Points: For me, watching football at a sports bar has necessary accoutrements (steady flow of beer, timely delivery of food, ect) to make it enjoyable. This mark was completely missed due entirely to the complete disregard our server had for her job. Or her guests.\nDownright Dim points: Well, this review pretty much sums it up.\n If I'm in the area and kind of desperate, perhaps I'll try it again. Probably Not.
__label__0 The food is overpriced and so are the drinks. The atmosphere is not casual and the place is not very inviting. The hostess was not friendly and neither was the staff inside. I did not enjoy coming to this place and I don't think I'll be returning.
__label__2 We went here yesterday before the baseball game for lunch. I had a bacon burger, my mom had a french dip, my step dad a reuben and my daughter a cheese crisp. I also substituted my fries for cheese fries. \n\nPositive: the bacon on my burger was AMAZING!!!, the fries were crisp fresh hot and they gave you a lot of them, the staff was super nice, we could sit where ever we wanted (but there wasn't many people there yet), they had a good variety of things on their menu and drink menu, they had pretty good drinks specials. the au jus for the french dip was tasty, my step dad recommends the reuben and my mom agreed (I didn't taste it because I dont eat sauerkraut) \n\nNegative: the cheese fries stunk... I think it was the cheese they used (a kind of cheddar) but I wished I had just got regular fries after they came, the cheese crisp was over cooked and cold, my mom did not like the sandwich part of her french dip (just too boring and she even added mushrooms and onions), and the prices were well kind of over priced (I didn't think my burger was worth 9 bucks) \n\nIt was good, but I think I would only go back to drink alcohol.
__label__3 Ordered a burger, and it was GREAT!  Thought it'd be a typical sports bar type burger, but it tasted pretty gourmet.  Decently priced drinks, and walking distance from the arena.  Will definitely stop by if I'm ever in the area for a sporting event again.
__label__3 I came here a couple of times while on vacation catching a few suns games and have always left happy.service is good,food is good and atmosphere is great.actually got to meet thunder Dan and do shots with him wich was pretty unreal.its a sports bar so don't come here expecting anything more than bar type food
__label__3 With a fun and upbeat bar area, this place is located in downtown Phoenix, close to the US Airways Center. It seemed that the family area was completely separated from the bar area, which I liked. \nThey have plenty of seating but It can get very busy there on a game night. Also, parking can be a problem if you are just there for dinner and drinks. I didn't think of that and ended up paying $10 for parking. \nI ordered the Long Island Iced Tea, it was very potent and tasted great, just the way it the LIIT should taste. My husband got the wings, which I didn't try but he seemed impressed. I got the fish tacos, and they were very good. The cilantro sauce that came with it was  a little thick and tasted more like ranch, but the salsa was ok. \nAll in all, I had a great time there and the bartenders were all very friendly and attentive.
__label__3 This is never a bad spot no matter the time of day. Seriously.
__label__0 Booked online for an 8:15 a.m. ride to the airport.  The site gave me a confirmation number.  At 8:18 a.m., we called in, and an automated message said a cab had been assigned and was on its way.  At 8:30 a.m., we called in again and noticed that the automated message said that \"cab zero\" was assigned, which didn't sound good, so we spoke with a human who said that the online submission had not specified a regular or special cab.  I was pretty sure I had specified \"regular cab\"--but if there was some uncertainty, why not call me at the phone number provided, before the time I was expecting a ride?  We ended up having to drive to the airport and park in short-term parking for a week in order to catch our flight.  Discount Cab, by contrast, has always shown up reliably on time when booked via their website, and I will use them from now on.
__label__3 I am a sucker for antiques and historic anything - one night after a heavy boozing session in downtown Phoenix, I decided that rather than risking a DUI or calling a friend to babysit, that I would find the most affordable hotel that wasn't a shit hole. Hotel San Carlos had sweet rates, so this was the spot. \n\nBefore coming here I knew nothing about the history of it.. so I wasn't in it for the ghosts, although my wallet went missing, so could it be the spirit of Leone Jensen that was to blame? I will never know. I ended up getting the King Suite, for the same price as a regular room. Blame it on my abilities to get whatever the hell I want is up to you, but the guy at the front desk was more than happy to upgrade. Score.\n\nOnce inside the room, I was taken aback by the beautiful crown molding, Victorian decor, original radiators heating the room, vintage bed canopy and of course, the antiques that were scattered about. It reminded me of one of my old apartments in Boston, plenty of history to give me that sweet sweet feeling of being back in New England. This was what I dug most. I am not sure how big a normal room is, but the King Suite was pretty spacious. A loaded bar, with stools and all, living room area with a pull out couch, tv and footrests,  an armoir for hanging my clothes, which I didn't use obviously..  I snooped through every nook because it was all so old and interesting and mostly because im nosey. The bed was friggin' huge.. assuming they named the room after the bed would not be totally out of the question. \n\nHere come the complaints...\nThe pillows.. my god, they were so hard and gigantic (that's what she said). I ended up having to use a throw pillow from the couch to rest my head comfortably for I am a small human being with a tiny neck. The bathroom entrance has a step up that is about 10\" high which I am surprised I did not stumble over and fall face first into the toilet followed by a broken nose and bleeding knees in the middle of the night. And lastly, had I of slept in 10 minutes more than I did, I would have been awoken by the sound of the maids vacuuming through the paper thin walls.. There is very little privacy in that sense. \n\nOther than that, the staff were so nice, and it was decorated beautifully for the holiday season. I hear the pool is rad, and how can it not be when Marilyn Monroe herself took a dip in it once upon a time? Other celebs have shacked up here as well.. Mae West, Jack Dempsey, John F. Kennedy and one of my faves..  Clark Gable. How cool is that! \n\nCome to think of it.. I did hear the sound of little children talking and laughing as I was leaving that morning, which I blamed on something outside not knowing the story about it being built on the first schoolhouse in Phx and over some sacred wishing well? Maybe I did experience a little paranormal activity, without even knowing it!\n\nI will certainly be back!
__label__1 We stayed here for the recent Phoenix Rock and Roll marathon.  The hotel itself is \"boutique\" as the website says, yet it has paper thin walls and we could hear the drunk people come home at 2am the night before our 8am race.  In addition, this hotel was listed on the race website as a good place to stay, YET when we returned back from the race (which ends in Tempe and requires a 45 min train ride back), our hotel room door was locked with our stuff inside.  We were then charged an additional \"1/2 day\" fee in order to get our stuff out and shower rather than having a late check out.  There is a Hyatt and a Westin near by ...stay there!!!!
__label__2 A little pricey for the lack of amenities but the history of the hotel made it worth one night stay. \nTiny room.\nSimple bathroom.\nDid have a bar with food open late so that was great. \nI didn't get to their pool but heard it was nice.\nRoom seemed clean to me.\nGreat location! Walking distance to everything downtown.\n\nBeware! I was quoted one price on the phone but when I went to use the yelp promo they bumped it $10 bucks. Not Cool!
__label__4 My mom and I have been faithful clients for over 10 years, and I don't think that will ever change! I am guilty of bringing too many pictures that try to show what I want in my next haircut, and they always go above and beyond and give me more than what I expected. I've had a pixie cut, asymmetrical bob, bangs, and highlights done, and I loved each and every change I made, thanks to them.\n\nTheir massages before they work on your hair are AMAZING. I tend to doze off, and by the time I have to get up to walk to the sinks, I miss it already! Their tea is refreshing, and the salon itself is really hip and modern. It's quintessential Downtown.\n\nI always feel pampered when I go. They know what they're doing, and they're great at it. The price is definitely worth it, because unlike most salons, the work lasts and your hair leaves healthier than it did before.
__label__0 This place does not even deserve one star. The place was dirty and the service stunk.
__label__0 Still on the quest for good Mexican food, I tried this place with a coworker who swore that I would love it.  Not so.\n\nWe went at lunch and the waiting area was packed!  We put our names down and they called us 10 minutes later (not bad for how many people were waiting).  They have a large dining area and lots of parking.\n\nWhen we sat down, they brought us chips and salsa and soup.  The soup was yummy.  The chips were disgusting -- you could taste the grease that they were fried in (YUCK!).  \n\nI ordered the beef taco and cheese enchilada lunch special.  The taco was decent (very small) and the cheese enchilada had onions in it which were crunchy when you bit into them.  I thought I ordered a cheese enchilada but I guess they forgot to put cheese AND onion enchilada on the menu.  I still judge a place by it's beans and these were nasty.  You could taste the lard.  My coworker ordered the chile relleno and chicken enchilada lunch special.  She didn't like her food either.  \n\nAfter we left, she apologized and admitted she would probably never go there again either.
__label__3 AWESOME. \n\nAnd sometimes when it's really busy, they take you to magical rooms of the building that you don't even know exist for extra seating. \n\nBut really everything is good here.
__label__4 The only reason why checked this place out was because it was features on that show \"Man Vs Food\" well, I wasn't disappointed. The place was nice and friendly staff. So much to choose from. You better have a appetite for this. Unlimited chips and salsa can't go wrong with that. \nReasonable food and prices. Definetely coming back. Happy customer.
__label__3 This is old-school Sonoran food. It's good! Hot sauce, chips, guacamole (though I think it has sour cream in it), enchilada sauce (both green and red), tacos, crispy cheese crisps, tasty medium-heat green chiles -- all good! \n\nThe only item that was lesser to my taste was the chile relleno, though the red tomato sauce on it was delicious.\n\nGive it a shot. There's a reason why this restaurant has been successful for so long.
__label__4 We saw Mary Poppins and three generations of us loved it- the show stealing was accomplished by the ensemble cast with this one. The star roles were also awesome but the ensemble scenes blew me away.
__label__3 I grew up eating Chico's Tacos (I'm not old, lol), and it's definitely one of my favorite quick Mexican food joints. The salsa bar is fantastic. I suggest the beans (no lard!), shredded beef tacos, the Achiote Chicken Salad (yum!), the cheese enchiladas....\n\nI need to add though, Management changed last year and they sadly adopted flashy, in-your-face menu boards and jacked their prices a bit. No bueno. I haven't been much since it changed but it's still good.
__label__3 MMM Chicos. I have been coming here for years and it has consistantly been delicious. It is one of the places we bring out of town guests to.\n\nThis is a pay-at-the-counter type place, but much much better than any type of ____bertos. \n\nThey have lard free beans and a salsa bar with several different types and they give you chips to munch on before your meal.\n\nThe portions are extremely generous, especially if you get the california burro. I weighed it and it was literally a pound.\n\nThe tostadas come in a shell, and are kind of a mix between a tostada and a taco salad, but the veggie tostada is my favorite. get the guac and sour cream and you have the best mexican food around.\n\nThe California burro and the quesedillas are also really good. My boyfriends mom will drive from Apache Junction just to get the steak quesedilla.\n\nThe restaurant is brightly colored and has upbeat mexican music playing. Good location with lots of parking, and its right next to a Starbucks.\n\nAnd if my review wasnt enough to convince you, I can almost guarantee that you will see cops eating there if you go. I think that says something :)\n\nPS I think they are closed on Sundays
__label__2 I am an avid Mexican Food Eater so this restaurant honestly caught me off guard a little bit and I have dined here twice, once by myself for lunch and then once for dinner with my boyfriend. \n\nI originally discovered it with the intention to go to Subway (next door) but then decided to try this place instead. The restaurant is a decent size but definitely gives off that hole in the wall mexican vibe that always makes me excited to taste their food. \n\nThe staff there is decent, they were not overly helpful but not downright rude either. I was a little put off the first time I went there because their credit card machine was down and so they asked to write down my card information and charge me the following day (but in the end that's exactly what they did and I didn't have any issues with it). So I agreed and ordered the cheese enchilada meal with rice and beans. I feel like for what I received it was a little overpriced. The enchiladas were pretty good as were the beans and rice (with salsa from their salsa bar of course). I really enjoyed the salsa bar. \n\nThe second time I went for dinner with boyfriend and ordered the taquitos. Again a little overpriced for what I got but they weren't terrible. My boyfriend got the taco dinner and he enjoyed it. \n\nOverall the food is average and a little overpriced but decent if you have limited time and need a Mexican Food fix.
__label__4 Best teriyaki chicken in town!\n\nNot sure what it is about the teriyaki sauce but it's perfect! The chicken is always tender and I've never had a bite with fat on it. Even the side salad is great, this coming from a guy who doesn't care for many things green... \n\nThe owners are extremely caring and the food shows their attention to detail!\n\nWell done!
__label__0 WoW,  one star! Those are very rare for me, but here's why. The place its still looks really good and feel about it. The waiters are ill-trained. I came here with a groupon/google offer. I've always wanted to see what it is all about. I am so thankful that I was only out a few bucks and didn't have to pay full price. They screwed up my bill and took FOREVER to fix. Had to get the manager, who was very nice but about as incompetent as the serving staff. The food is very bland, the customer service is NOT horrible, but as bland as the food. Good news, I got my bill fixed after having to get in the manager involved and after a really long wait. With so many places in the vicinity don't waste your time or your money.
__label__1 You would think that a place that has been open, in this location as long as they have might have a few things figured out.  Hey Management, here's a few pointers for you:\n\nWhen there are events downtown, people WILL show up.  Stop looking so shocked.  We are actually there because the wait everywhere else is too long, and we were forced to look to you by default.  Restaurant staffing is variable, meaning you are allowed to schedule adequate staff for an event night.\n\nWe rolled in, took a look around, checked out the menu and rolled out.  Then we found out the wait at Cooperstown, which was wall to wall with people, was an hour.  So we rolled back to Jacksons.  The wait for food, when the place was at only 1/3 of their capacity was an hour.  For food.  For bar food.  They have 8 items on the menu, most of which are fried.  Has it ever occurred to their staff to, umm, I unno, PREPARE?  We found an outside seat, and I meandered up to the outside bar.  15 minutes later, I finally got served.  I kept my mouth shut, because I watched one of the bartenders berate a woman for complaining about the wait.  Granted, she was a bitch, but a bitch with a  valid point.  They were only serving the people at the ends of the bar, completely ignoring the 30 or so SITTING in the middle.  \n\n$12 for 2 vodka Red Bulls, a fair price.  After learning about the wait, we decided to forgo food, but there was another 15 minute wait when I went back to the cash only outside bar.  So much for them remembering decent tippers.  \n\nThe seating arrangement outside seems weird, awkward and unbalanced, and it only gets worse when you head inside.  I hear they have \"servers\" but since I only saw one looking harried inside, that could be more of an urban legend than fact.  They could easily add more tables inside and rearrange the outside to seat more people comfortably, but given that they can't handle a preconcert crowd, they shouldn't unless they hire some experienced, friendly staff.\n\nI won't be going back anytime soon.
__label__2 As a tourist we stopped here before leaving the Phoenix area. It had great parking garage above the Restaurant and was told by someone that it would be validated. Turned out the Restaurant only validates half of if. Ugggh. \nWent in side, cool looking place. Fairly packed on a Sunday. Ordered our food with a nice waitress. We had chips, very watery salsa. Not very good. Our food came out fairly fast, and then the Mariachi started I really liked that. My lil niece enjoyed it as well. \nThe food was good and satisfying. But the did notice the menu is all over the place. Burgers, sandwiches, Mexican food. If I am in that area again, I would go back to try again.
__label__4 I have been going to the Matador since I was in grade school. They have consistently good no-frills Mexican food and I much prefer it over the chain locations that are around. It's a nice large location downtown and has been renovated since many of the reviews on here were posted. Yes, the service has been slow from time to time over the years but I haven't ever had any more trouble here than at most other restaurants. It's a locally owned family business that has been in the family for over 30 years. If you're looking for something gourmet, then this is not your place. If you are looking for the Mexican version of comfort food, give it a try!
__label__2 Pretty good food. Pop in here for a quick lunch or a quick dinner. I wouldn't plan on coming here for a nice dinner while on vacation, but after a long day of sightseeing, if you want to just sit down and get some Mexican and a few coronas without having to go back to the hotel and shower and get dressed up, this place will do. I think it's a bit more pricey then Sam's Place next door, but check the menus on line.
__label__0 So this first experience started off with a huge cockroach in the bathroom. Almost couldn't even sit down to go. (yuck) ok on to the rest. The chips and salsa were good with a little bit of spice. The Numero 15 is a cheese enchilada with a chicken taco rice and beans. The only flavor at this restaurant was in the salsa. It was so bland. I don't know that it was worth the $3 parking validation we came for. My friend and I love Mexican so we picked it on our way elsewhere, my suggestion go elsewhere.
__label__2 I had the fish taco platter.  It was good and had both green and purple cabbage.  The tacos came with white rice and black beans (which I love).  I found the salsa hotter than I expected.  The tea was fresh and cold.  \n\nThe only thing I would have improved is to have more flavorful fish.  It was a bit bland.  Overall an A-OK place to eat.
__label__3 (Let me preface this review by saying that, being from Houston, I'm accustomed to eating authentic salsa, tacos, tamales, etc. My taste for Mexican food is most likely biased to a certain method or seasoning used around here.) \n\nMy waitress was quick to take my drink order once I was seated, and was attentive and sweet. I drank a \"Blue Amigo\", their house marg that is $2.50 all day every day. It was a bit sweet for my taste, but still okay. \n\nChips were great, but their \"salsa\" is what I know as pico de gallo. Luckily, I love pico, so it was all good. \n\nOn to the food - I ordered the N\u00famero Tres, which is 2 beef or chicken tacos (I chose beef), rice, beans, and a cheese enchilada. First impression...this place makes a mean cheese enchilada. Like, GOOOOD. Their red gravy was probably the best I've ever had. Rice, delicious. Refried beans, amazing. Beef tacos...yuck. I can't help but think that the beef in these tacos tasted like dog food smells. It was more of a shredded beef...bland...and just had an overall odd taste. I only ate about 3/4 of a taco and called it a night. I'm used to well-seasoned ground beef tacos, and these were just bizarre, in my opinion. \n\nOverall, great place! I would visit again next time I'm in Phoenix, bull I'll probably stay away from the beef.
__label__1 It was OK. A Mexican restaurant without con queso is crazy! Food was average at best. Service was good and the strawberry margarita was good but the food was not impressive.
__label__0 We like baja Fresh, but this particular location gets 1 Star, due to their crazy unstable hours of being open!  They seem to close whenever they want! If it's not busy, they'll just close! ...esp, on the weekends!, they will close like at 2 PM!!!...I feel this is so stupid, considering that the Light Rail is literally right at their front door & people are getting off it like every 10 mins, so they are just losing money, & with all of the Theatre & Sports Events,...they are totally forgetting all of that, too.   Chipotle is just a few blocks away at Cityscape & they are open til 10 pm,,,,every single night, period!  ...Just go there instead.
__label__4 Honestly, I'm not sure what to expect when eating at Hooters. So far, so good, thus, the 5 stars.  But, I do have one minor issue with them, but not enough to downgrade them.\n\nEating here is what I imagined the 70's to be about.  Wood paneling, that weird color orange, and a little bit of tackiness thrown in for good measure.  So far, when eating here, I have had good experiences.  The girls are nice, the place is clean, and service seems to be prompt and efficient.  I usually can be found here during lunch hour only, and so far, those have been my only experiences.  No happy hour, no dinner, no weekend service.\n\nMy only \"complaint\" is that I have carried out a few times from this location.  A handful of times, I felt like I have had terribly slow carry out service. Waiting forever for someone to take my order, waiting just as long for food, and feeling \"less important\" then maybe the dine in patrons.
__label__1 I'm pissed. How can you just stop making grilled cheese? Its bread and cheese. HOW? You have bread, and you have cheese, but you cannot make a grilled cheese?\n\nAlso, why does it have to be 400 degrees? I know you have A.C. This is AZ in the summer. It's hot. Turn it on.\n\nI don't have a really good basis to draw this conclusion because I rarely order this drink, but your dirty vodka martini is quite possibly the worst I have ever tasted. I had to eat a cheese stick with each bite just to stomach it.\n\nYour tater tots were good and my blue moon was reasonably priced. At least you have that going for you.
__label__0 Stay away from this hooters. Bad food, bad service. Bleh!
__label__0 I don't know what happen to Hooters? My roommate in college use to work for one in Houston so I have frequent Hooters a time or hundred in my life. The quality of the product has no integrity it is so nasty, the wings are never fried correctly they come out bloody and under sauced. I just want some wings once in a while with breading.  iIt is difficult to find.
__label__1 I go here at least once every two years whether I want too or not. It usually is not, but I go. \n\nToday was one of those days.\n\nWe arrived probably around 1:20 p.m. and the lunch rush was over; if it had one.\n\nThe young lady took the name and said it will be about ten minutes, ok no big deal. This gave me time to look around again for the first time. The building and the d\u00e9cor is tired and uninviting. It could be really nice if it tried.\n\nOk so this is not fine dining I know that, I accept this.\n\nOur server was Cory; he did a fine job with a very pleasant attitude. \n\nI ordered what was recommended to me by two folks; the Mizithra Cheese and Brown Butter. It is said to be a toothsome treat for cheese lovers. What in Gods name does that mean I have no idea? Nor do I know why a cheese lover would love this dish. I also ordered a salad and cup of soup. Clam chowder was the soup and salty was its name. I beg, please do not give me a wet salad, dry the veggies first and then serve them. As for the toothsome treat it self, well no. Bruce looked over and said; man that looks dry is it missing something? I would not know since I have never had it before, but I do know if this is a favourite dish of anyone they have very low standards in food.\n\nI like good food; I want good food even in a middle of the road place like this. Find inspiration and pass it along to your patrons. I mean if I am going to remain fat I want it to mean something.....
__label__1 We used to eat here often many years ago.  It was good then and they were always busy.  So, we were in the are last night and thought we'd give them a go again.  They were not busy at all for a Saturday night.  The staff were friendly enough, but a little too casual.  In my opinion this is no longer a fine dining destination but a pit stop for pasta.  The restaurant has lost its class. \nThe food was a huge let down.  It was very bland and way over priced for the portions served.  \n\nWe wont be going back
__label__3 The Old Spaghetti Factory has such a fun atmosphere.  We've gone twice and both times were sat in these booths that were like little rooms.  I loved it!  \n\nIt's a really great place for kids, especially with these little booth rooms.  The food didn't really leave an impression on me, I don't think that's necessarily a bad thing though, it can't all be good.
__label__2 I have been going off and on to this place since i was a kid!\nI went last weekend and i think more than anything i just LOVE the place it's self. The food is hit or miss and they took eggplant off the menu and i do have to say that was my favorite thing to get there. But the building is so beautiful and inside is so many eye catching things to look at. and they have a trolley inside as well, so the kids would love that.\nThe service is AMAZING, i would give them a rating of 5 stars on that part, friendly, always around and quick.\nThe prices are not bad either, your meal comes with a drink, salad or soup and dinner and dessert all included. i pretty much never get the dessert their portions are big.\nThey do have a bar as well but it is not put to good use as i see it, it is in the back of the restaurant and they have never tried to make it a place to just go hang out and have drinks, too bad because it is pretty cool area.\nThere is rumor that the building is haunted and that they do have ghosts in there, so keep your eyes and ears open!!\nIt is just a warm beautiful place to go with friends, family or a date!!
__label__2 3 stars is sufficient..... I feel the prices are on the high side...Yes, I know it  comes with a small salad, bread, a drink (iced tea or milk is included, but not soda....go figure), & a small cup of ice cream, but it still seems a little pricey to me. \nI felt like the portions are all not that big.  I love the Mizithra Cheese...So yummy! But there were a few times where I felt like they didn't really give you enough on the spaghetti.... I felt a little gipped.  \nIf you really want Italian Food, then go to Oregano's instead!...NOW we're talkin'!
__label__3 I come here about 4 or 5 times a year. It's consistently good. There is ample seating, so I've never waited long. It's off Central, so the parking is horrid. Their lot holds a good number, but it can be tricky to get in and out when crowded - I don't drive my van here.\n  I am always pleased with the food. I find the salads ok - I really like their Balsalmic Vinigarette dressing - I'll mop the leftover with bread.\n I typically get spaghetti with meat sauce and sausage. The sauce has a good flavor.\n The Brown Butter with Mizithra Cheese is incredible - but very rich.\n  The staff is always courteous, and I rarely have to wait for anything.
__label__0 omg. sitting in the bar because they had no seating in main diningroom.  menus flung onto the table, no greeting from server. when i mentioned it to the server. she gets an attitude. food comes out, cold and unappetizing.... having to listen to a guy at the next table scream, use the f bomb every other sentence.\nmanager did bring our hot food out personally so we got to talk. this is not the place i remember to come and dine and enjoy........
__label__2 They seem to be declining over recent years but the Mizithra is so good we went back anyway.  Appetizer flatbread was fair.  Chicken parm was fair.  Mizithra was great.
__label__1 I want Tom's to be better... but it isn't.  The place has a cool \"Cheers\" vibe, the service is excellent, but...\n\nI ordered a grilled cheese.  The simplest thing on the menu, right?  WRONG!  \n\nThose of you who are grilled cheese experts, like I am** will understand when I say: there was no butter on the bread and there was only one paltry slice of american cheese.  Seriously.  At least give me some cheese for my grilled cheese sandwich.  It's even in the title!\n\nI am sure that Tom's has more options for non-carnivores on their huge menu, but I was in a hurry and didn't have time to peruse the menu at length or concoct a special order.\n\nThe worst part?  My sub-par grilled cheese, fries, and iced tea came to $12!!!  Come on!  They put a piece of individually wrapped cheese between two dry pieces of toast!\n\nAt least the service was good.\n\n**side note: I really wish more restaurants would get on the options for vegetarians bandwagon.  No, I do not want iceberg lettuce on a plate with italian dressing, thank you.
__label__2 We came here for a networking event last week. The crowd (or crowding, as it were) was akin to that of a happy hour or pregame crowd. We felt squished. \n\nThe tap selection is basic, although having the Sam Adams seasonal always makes me like a place. We got to smaple some small bites of some new apps theyre working on which were good. Braised beef pappadeaux. Thats all Im saying.\n\nI may come here again, but only if its not super crowded.
__label__1 Decent burger, good salads but really high prices for the quality...probably because of the location.  Nice outdoor seating area.
__label__3 We'veeaten here on a previous trip to Phoenix, but this time we just popped in a couple of times for beers..staff are friendly, service good,  and there is a wide range of local and imported draft beer. Good place to have a rest from walking around and cool down.  Food looks good, and last time we eat here it was pretty tasty. Gets busy around then end of the working day with office workers, but nice bar.
__label__3 I found this place by accident. Blink and you'll miss it. Best fried catfish I've had. Totally not greasy. Thin cornmeal batter is the right amount of crispy. Fish is tender and moist inside without being greasy at all. Coleslaw was pretty decent. Cornbread was soft and had a hint of sweetness but not too much. Portions are good. Vegetarian options for the non-meat eater. I ate well for less than $10, tip included. Glad I found it.
__label__4 This is the only spot I trust to get my ride a bath, even though I drive a beater, the staff here treat it as if its an expensive European car. \n\nAttention to detail not only comes from the car wash staff but also from Gene who meticulously maintains the gloss and shine of all my Italian kicks.
__label__0 My very first review - my dark blue car ruined on the exterior.  Couldn't see it until I returned home and the sunlight revealed exterior body scratches.  Evidently they didn't take care to use clean rags/towels.  Looks like a Brillo pad was used.  Going back tomorrow to see if we can get this rectified.\n\nWell, I'll keep my review the same.  Took my car in this morning to see what could be done.  A \"charming\" older woman (JOVEL) came out to tell me this was definitely not caused by them an it was without a doubt caused by a buffer.  I explained to her that a buffer had not touched my car since it was last detailed by European Detail over six months ago.  To my face she told me I was not providing the truth and if I took it to a BMW dealership they would also confirm I was \"lying\".\n\nGuess what!!  BMW confirmed that the damage was likely caused by rags because of the linear motion that was apparent.  Rick was the gentleman from Los Olivos who accompanied me.  When he also learned that perhaps I wasn't lying as JOVEL had certainly alleged he offered a re-wash and a had wax to correct the problem.  Thank you Rick for obeing a professional.  \n\nEven upon return to the Wash JOVEL was still had her heals dug in refusing to acknowledge any error on their part. \n\nAlthough the business has taken a turn to rectify it was like pulling teeth or pleading a case before the the Supreme Court.  Not acceptable.  \n\nAgain kudos to Rick as a gentleman and professional.  If this was his site alone I could raise my review substantially.
__label__2 They also messed with my side mirror and gave me a huge blind spot which I didn't notice until driving!
__label__2 Steer clear if you care about your body, enter if you are looking for a tasty way to shave precious years of your life.  What they have done is basically take a simple New York style Deli concept and made it appealing to the local Phoenix crowd.  The thing is, when I was living in NYC, I could afford to eat meals like this because without a car I walked an average of 3-5 miles per day.  There is simply no excuse for this type of excess in a driving city like Phoenix.  You'll spend 2 hours at the gym to burn off lunch here.  My prediction is that 50 years from now, when all the patrons of this place have died of heart attacks, the next generation will look back on this food the same way we look back on asbestos: it seemed like a good idea at the time, but boy was it a killer.
__label__1 I wish there were stars for service and food separately because I hate to give 2 stars to a place I like, but the service today was just...ugh.\n\nFirst off, I like Zoe's. It's not the greatest food ever but they use a lot of feta and I love feta. I am not a fan of the overdesigned feel of the restaurant, but whatever.\n\nToday, I departed from my normal and had a different sandwich. I asked the girl at the register nicely if it could not be too heavily toasted because I've had some turkey sandwiches nearly blackened to where the bread was useless. She not only proceeded to do a subtle half-eye roll, but she was outright unpleasant. I've never seen her there before and this surprised me because usually the people up front are really nice. \n\nWill I go back? Yes. But I'll make sure to not go to her if there is someone else available or just order it on the phone so that way if she does answer, I can't see her roll her eyes at me. \n\nOh, and they didn't burn my sandwich alright. Actually (if I could take a picture I would) they barely heated it. The cheese is still mostly intact.
__label__1 it is very nice to have a healthier alternative during lunch. That being said, the food really isn't that great and is WAY OVERPRICED. My small pita sandwich (comes with a side), and drink was over $10 bucks. You can go to Paradise or Subway for a whole lot less. Not only that, but there is never any parking available, and most of the menu items are completely bland. Drop the prices and add some flavor to the food.
__label__0 The reason I Yelp is for entertainment and because I use the reviews from others to choose where I spend my money, so I like doing my part by sharing my own experiences. My intention is not to get free stuff. Ever. I rarely write negative reviews, and the reason I wrote a negative review for Zoe's was because I believe the conditions of the restaurant were a health risk. That being said, here is my update. So one of the managers from Zoe's asks for my phone number so he can find out more information. I give it to him, willing to share my experience. He calls me, hears me out, and apologizes. Then he asks for my address so he can send me a gift certificate. Unnecessary, I tell him, but nice touch. So I give him my address. Now, 2 weeks later, nothing. I messaged the customer service person who had contacted me initially just to let her know the gift card had not arrived. Just pretty surprising the level of poor management. I am no longer wondering what happen to Zoe's because it is pretty self evident.
__label__2 Good food, quick service. Kinda pricey for the brown bag crowd. Great tea!
__label__2 Went here for dinner last night for the first time. The desserts and packaged foods looked DELICIOUS. \n\nI am picky about meat (like I don't like biting into tendons and things I don't want to eat) so the chicken kabobs were a little iffy (I bit into things I didn't want to eat), but they were seasoned well. \n\nThe rest of the food was very fresh. The greek salad that I got as a side was great!! A ton of feta cheese on mine, really clean lettuce. The side of rice was great, too. \n\nI am gluten-free, so I had to pass on the pita bread, but that looked really good, too. \n\nThe food was a little simple for my taste, but not bad. I'm not sure if I would go back, just because of my food preferences, but others may love it. \n\nThey serve you on disposable plates and cups with plastic silverware, so it's a very simple restaurant. \n\nAnother person in my party got a chicken pita, but it looked like it was only a half pita stuffed with chicken. I personally would have wanted two halves, but I guess I eat a lot...\n\nWorth a try once if you like fresh food, pitas, veggies and kabobs. It's a good place to stop in to try something quick and new.\n\nOverall, good, but I prefer the restaurants around the area though- there is a Habit Burger, Five Guys, etc that I would prefer.
__label__4 You know what's great? Walking into a banking establishment and having the tellers know your name! I've been with Sunwest for 27 years, and I've never had any fees charged to me (yay automatic and free overdraft protection!) Your mileage may vary, but I love these guys. This branch is fantastic. All the employees are friendly and knowledgeable.
__label__1 This Subway is in the Arizona Center in downtown Phoenix.  I have eaten at this particular restaurant several times and it was just regular old Subway.  There are so many better choices near by for sandwiches,  I can't seem to understand how this place can be so busy.  Subway claims to want to offer better health choices for customers, yet they regularly offer \"footlong\" subs that are marginally more expensive than a 6-inch sandwich.\n\nIf you are looking for a decent sandwich in the area, head over to Crave (my favorite) or corner bakery.
__label__0 We were guests there once in about 2003 for one of the morning services.  We are used to megachurches with lots of praise and worship and messages where many Bible passages are referred to and explained with practical, applicable and content-rich teaching and even some humor.  We are used to churches that are ALIVE.  I felt like I was at someone's funeral.  I didn't feel the Holy Spirit there at all.  In fact, I felt really strange like I couldn't wait to leave not only the church but the grounds.  The greeters smiled a lot; I'm sure some of them weren't fake.
__label__2 I'm not normally a patron of chain restaurants, but I went to Hard Rock Cafe downtown last week to see a local band, Super Stereo, perform there.  And actually, up until I bought the tickets for the show, I didn't even know Hard Rock allowed local bands to perform there.  That's pretty cool of them, and I respect that.\n\nThe beer selection was mediocre at best, the mushroom and swiss burger was tasty, and the server was kind and attentive.  I couldn't ask much more from Hard Rock so I won't.  If you're downtown and need a bite to eat, there are several better joints to check out.  However, if you have a specific reason to go to Hard Rock (like I did), go there and enjoy yourself.  You'll have a good time.\n\nOh, and Super Stereo kicked butt!  Check them out!!
__label__0 I went to Hard Rock Cafe for the first time with a coupon for a $4 meal. (Legenary burger, fries, and soft drink) The only positive is that the food was alright. It was good for the $4 I paid, but not the $15+tax and tip it was normally.\n\nThe cons:\n- The customer service was laughable. Our waiter come up to my guest and I, who both had empty drinks at the time, and said \"Good? Good?\" with thumbs up. My guest asked for a refill and specified that I needed one, too. Later in the meal when both of our drinks were totally empty again, I asked for a refill. He only brought one for me, so my guest and I shared my drink. He clearly couldn't care less. \n- The burger was dry, like it was previously frozen. It definitely didn't taste fresh.\n- The veggies on the side to put on the burger weren't crisp. I usually like lettuce on my burger, but not their wilted lettuce.\n- The fries weren't seasoned and they weren't anything special. I'd compare them to Wendy's fries. \n- The music videos they play are awful. For being the Hard Rock Cafe you'd think that they'd play some well known rock stuff. ...nope... my guest and I were there for almost two hours and there was only one song we recognized. While I'm not a music expert, my guest is. To top it off, their bad music is so loud that you have to yell to talk to someone across the table. I expected loud music at the Hard Rock Cafe, but not bad loud music.
__label__0 It was a terrible experience in every possible way. The wait time in the drive thru lane was excessive, the order was incorrect, and the chicken was slimy and smelled like it was rotting. I haven't eaten McDonald in over a year before trying it again and I found it to be just as disgusting as the last time.
__label__3 I visited the convention center as part of the expo for the Rock N Roll marathon/half marathon and this review sprawls across both of these entities.\n\nAs for the convention center, it's certainly in the upper half of \"Convention Centers I have known\". The rooms are spacious and it's easy to get up and down floors. The design is nice with easy access to the stairs and escalators and they have the exit-only designs that are conveniently located. It may not be the greatest endorsement when I say that the convention center can be quickly exited, but I appreciated these benefits.\n\nThe Rock N Roll expo was also reasonable: they have a similar set up at all their races and the number and scope of vendors is impressive. Now, I've always considered these things the equivalent of runners' porn and typically try to get out as quickly as possible. It only takes a momentary distraction to have you stop in front of a stall and decide that you must have the new Saucony socks (\"But these are ULTRA wicking!\")\n\nI've taken the Jason Bourne in an embassy in Switzerland approach: when you walk in the entrance, you put your earpiece in, rip the diagram of the building off the wall, analyze the quickest route between the points you need to go and then march. This typically works fairly well and you can navigate through the whole affair in a few minutes. Not too shabby.\n\nA friend of mine has a different philosophy. He claims that you want to take the more circuitous route through the hall since people tend to congregate in the center of the place. He probably has a point (although I'll never admit that to him): there's actually a hierarchy of vendors and the less desirable ones tend to get stuck along the back walls. When you navigate this path, the crowds are sparser and the vendors are listlessly standing next to stalls of \"Used Running Socks\" and \"Backwash Gatorade\". I tried this manuever at the Phoenix expo and found that I could exit the building a little faster. An idea to try the next time you're at one of these things......
__label__2 For a convention center, Phoenix Convention Center is pretty decent. The space is large, the amenities are clean and they have several food options at the cafeteria and now just catered options. They actually have restaurants who serve food. \n\nHowever, this is the reason the Phoenix Convention Center gets three not four stars. The parking for the convention center is $12. Normally, people already pay to get into the event and I think that if you pay to attend an event at the Phoenix Convention Center, parking is included. I'm not sure if other conventions center do it this way, but it'd be nice if they did!
__label__2 The landscaping and maintenance are well done.  I walk down here at lunch to detox and revitalize myself for the afternoon.  I don't see a whole lot of stores that would draw me in on a regular basis though.  I am hopeful this place will see a Renaissance and draw in more interesting shops ala The Union at the Biltmore.
__label__4 On vacation and this place was across the street. The guy who helped me was very nice. He carried on conversation and reccommeded places I should try in the area while visiting. I wish I knew his name to put on here. He spoke english and lived in North Carolina at one time. Anway, prices were good and service
__label__3 I come here for lunch often. They have good lunch prices on sushi and rice/noodle bowls. The staff is always friendly. You can eat in or carry out. I usually get the lunch spicy tuna roll. It is delicious and cheap! Their miso soup is pretty good. I've never tried the bowls because I know I would go into a food coma after lunch, but they always look delicious. Some of their regular sushi rolls are a little pricey, but other than that, no complaints. A great lunch spot!
__label__2 This is really one of the more disappointing BBQ places in Phx.  I hate to disrespect Honey Bears but their pulled pork is just too dry.  I shouldn't have to cover it in your bbq sauce (which isn't THAT good either) in order to make it edible.  Also, if you are going to churn out dry pork, you have got a lot of nerve charging for more bbq sauce.  I've never had anything else here but the fact that the pork isn't all that good is all I need to know.  I'll stick with Stacey's down the road.
__label__3 It may look like a fast food joint on the outside but this place is local Arizona BBQ at it's tastiest. \n\nI ordered the 1/2 lb. pork rib dinner ($11.49) which came with two sides. They ran out of collard greens so I settled for two corn cobs.\n\nWith the ribs and corn my face and fingers are super messy from the sauce. Good thing I'm eating alone. The ribs were super delicious! I wanted to cover every bite in their BBQ sauce. It was that good. The sauce was slightly tangy with just the right amount of sweetness. Honey Bear's calls it Tennessee BBQ, but here in Phoenix it's oh so good.
__label__3 love this place!!! the wait is long and the cashier is slow!!! there is one worker which i think is the owners son he has long hair he is awesome! he helped us get our food faster! but the other cashier was so slow!!! but besides the wait it is an amazing place the pork BBQ sandwich was Delicious and so was the coleslaw.
__label__3 This place has really delicious BBQ. I would have given it a 5 if the chicken wasn't a little dry and the interior of the facility was a little neater and cleaner. I'm not saying it was dirty, it's just the trashy sign on the fountain drink saying not to put stuff in the drain. I also didn't like the \"real\" trash can being turned around so there's no access to the door and a large \"kitchen\" grey trash can sitting right beside it. All in all a good visit, but not a 5.
__label__1 WATCH OUT FOR THE TIP AUTOMATICALLY CHARGED BY THE SERVER IF YOU ARE THERE FOR THE GROUP GATHERING!\n\nI have been to this place twice (Happy Hour and Dinner) and the food and wine are generally decent. I can't complain much about the ambient, cheese, food, and wine, but when it comes to the time to pay, some server charges excessive amount of service tip on your bill. You need to watch out for this and need to sober up!\n\nOne of the servers told me that the tip amount for the group gathering (6 people or more) is 18% out of the total before Tax, but when I received the bill the gratuity was 23% AFTER THE TAX amount. (I realized this when I saw the bill next day). So I over paid the tip although I thought the service was OK. (I asked for a glass of ice water several times, but the server was keep forgetting my requests).\n\nAgain, if you are planning some group event here, please watch out for the tip unless you believe the service is superb....
__label__2 I think I really like this place. Ayesha and I had a chance to visit  Cheuvront on a Monday night. It wasn't terribly busy when we arrived and we were warmly greeted. Unfortunately we were seated next to a loud group of young children that thought they knew something of the world and were very LOUDLY passionate about their arguments. The F bombs were being dropped so incessantly that it became annoying. Our server and the manager that was walking around said nothing to this group. Finally when I could no longer hear what Ayesha was saying, I got up and told the Junior Aristocrats to shut the hell up. The manager and the waiter came over to apologize for the patrons' behavior. I wish they would have done the scolding, not me, oh well.  I could finally enjoy my meal. I got the Marguerite which was cut into strips rather than triangles. The pizza sauce was flavorful, and the cheese was real mozzarella, not that processed stuff that you would find on cheaper pizza. The wine that I picked was really good, though I can't remember what I drank (sorry gang). I really liked the decor and the 007 movies playing in the background. I look forward to visiting Cheuvront's again to try their other dishes and maybe not have to set some people straight on using their \"inside voices\".
__label__4 I've been to Cheuvronts over the years for lunch and afternoon wine and cheese pairings, and always had a good time.\n\nBut the real sleeper deal and meal is their weekend breakfast menu. I've been three times now, had their version of Eggs Benedict the first two and today, a wonderful Filet Medallion with 2 eggs, potatoes and fruit cup...with blueberry muffin. The Eggs Benedict is $9.50, today's meal was $12.00. All fresh and wonderful and the best part, no wait. You can dine on the patio or inside. When I think that folks are waiting at First Watch and Matt's Big Breakfast, while I just sail over to a table,  I pity those fools. \n\nIt's not the cheapest breakfast in the Valley, but for the price it's certainly one of the best.
__label__2 Although the food, wine, and atmosphere are all good, sadly I must say I have been let down. One of my problems is the sometimes slow service. Also we decided to go here for a friends birthday and they ran out of food. It was not fun feeling like you had the angel of death for a server ready to kill your order. I really would love to give the place four stars, because the food and wine are certainly worth it, but due to my traumatic experience its just a-ok. Maybe I will get a chance to go back and update my review to what I know it really could be.
__label__3 One of the few places in the up and coming Warehouse District of SoJack you will find Alice Cooper's Town, a beautiful blend of sports and music. Kind of like ESPN Cafe meets Hard Rock Cafe, you've got a great combination that offers quality American bar-style food with an energetic atmosphere.\n\nThe waiters are all done up in their best face paint and the walls are full of memorabilia creating one of the most unique places in the city. You will find a two-story warehouse that has been converted into a bar with restaurant along with an adjoining patio.\n\nThe food, blessed with possibly the best naming scheme I have encountered is top notch too! Some of my personal favorite named food on the menu:\n\n\"The Big Unit\" Hot Dog, Ryne Sandburger, Amazing \"Grace\" Burger, and my personal favorite on the menu - Tommy's Cali Burger.\n\nThere is a low carb menu as well as a drinks and dessert.\n\nThis is the kind of place where people come to eat before games (there is a south entrance to the arena, if you didn't know, just steps away) and to drink (or sober up) after them. It has a family friendly environment that will make anyone in the family happy to attend.
__label__2 This is a really fun place to grab some cocktails or beers before an event or game. My friends and I have a tradition of drinking here before DBACKS games and we always love it. Drinks are reasonable, especially if you ask the specials, and way cheaper than beers at BOB. \n\nAs for food they have an awesome menu, but the food came off a bit cheap in quality to me so I don't think it's worth ten dollars a plate. But if your hungry it will get the job done! Although...one of the days I want to try and eat one of those One Pound hot dogs they have. It is a personal goal. \n\nI recommend:\nFox Sports Marg\nBeers\nGrape Bombers
__label__3 Pretty good.  Typical sports bar food. Calimari was ok, chili was pretty good, fries were awesome, and the burger wasn't bad.\nMy friend had the bases loaded big unit (as seen on man vs food). It is an insanely huge hotdog with all the toppings. Could feed 3-4 people.\nExpect to pay $15 or so per person.
__label__4 Awesome staff, great food and cool decor
__label__2 Tonight I made my first venture to Alice Cooperstown.  Why not?  I arrived at the ballpark early and wanted to fill my stomach.  I dig Alice and heard he ran a cool place.\n\nThe decor was pretty cool.  I've never been to Hard Rock Cafe but I'm guessing it's similar in style.  But who goes to a restaurant for the decor?  Atmosphere adds to the experience but the food is what matters the most.\n\nI thought about trying the Big Unit dog but opted for the Gonzo's BBQ Beef sandwich w/ fries and Nightmare chili and I added the hot link for $2 more.\n\nThe beef brisket was just okay.  I have much better and even for a few dollars cheaper elsewhere.  To be honest, though, I don't come to a place like this expecting the best of the best.  The hot link was standard.  The Nightmare chili really stood out.  Very tasty.  My beverage was served in a giant glass and the waitress kept the refills coming which is a major plus in my book.\n\nOverall the food was decent.  I wouldn't make a special trip down to this joint but I'd eat there again if I was already in the area for a ball game.
__label__1 I really dint care for this place. the music was blah and the out door seating was lame.The only cool thing i saw was the big unit. A home wrecking size weenie some old man was trying to deep throat.
__label__3 This place is a lot of fun as a result of the atmosphere and pleasant wait staff!  The menu rocks a combination of vegetarian items, low carb items, and greasy guilty pleasures.\n\nThe only problem is that it may be difficult to locate parking during peak hours, especially when a sporting event is taking place.\n\nDoes anyone know how frequently Mr. Cooper makes appearances in his restaurant?  I'm just curious...
__label__3 Check out my blog review and photos:\n\nhttp://food-tales-and-other-fun.tumblr.com/post/24344649924/
__label__1 The food was really unimpressive, especially for the prices. The Michael Bible cocktail was pretty good.
__label__4 Super clean venue! Always remember to go early to get your food before the start of the game, a few minutes before the half and possibly towards the end! \n\nThe wife and I grabbed some custom jerseys as we! I'm pretty sure we've adopted the suns as our new nba team
__label__2 It's nice having a Friday's fairly close to my house in downtown.  Unfortunately, this one does not provide me with the same quality of service and value for food as the other ones do.  I appreciate the change of decor here, as this Friday's is definitely geared around the Dbacks and not the usual kitschy crap.  The food here is just as good/average as at the other locations, but I feel a little ripped off coming here.  It's always more expensive, but I guess I can understand given the neat view.  I've never been on a gameday, but I can't imagine how awful that could be.  Service is terrible here, even when nothing is going on.  Factor in the chaotics that a game most certainly brings and you set yourself up for disaster.  This is not going to be a quick or cheap meal.  If you are looking for an interesting place to kind of hang out in downtown when there isn't a game going on, Friday's Front Row is a pretty good choice, plus it's right off a lightrail stop.
__label__2 This was barely a 3 based on pretty good food, ok prices and 1 of our 2 waiters being ok. The other waiter a taller guy with scruff was awful. No smile, no warmth, didn't bring steak sauce upon request. He ruined the whole visit. We won't be back. Oh and we had to wait 10 minutes for a table when we got there and there was a dozen seats open and the very table we say in was ready upon arrival.
__label__4 Cheap and fast -express !! - delicious hummus and taromasalata , the burgers weren't bad ,  a convenient location for where I was working - myself and colleagues had around fifteen meals here in the space of a week , - nothing wrong with any of them.
__label__3 The AZ Science center is great for kids which is why Adult's Night Out is twice as good!\n\nI checked out the science center at last nights first Friday of the month \"adults only night\".  Not only was admission free but they validated out parking making it free as well.  We were able to check out all of the exhibits with little or no wait and with adults only it was much less hectic than on a regular day.
__label__1 Bus load, after bus load, after bus load of kids with few adults to manage them.  Holy cow, what a disaster.  Throwing balls, running kids, and no adults from the schools nor enough science museum staff to manage it all.  This was quite an annoying experience, and hard to enjoy the exhibits.  They really need to get this under control.
__label__2 Well first of all the $14 dollar admission fee is ridiculous...but what's more ridiculous is the $14 admission fee plus $3 dollars extra if you want to go in a maze.....\n\nWell since it's my bf's bday and there really isn't much to do in AZ, I decided what the heck and went for the $17 fee...just to kill time before dinner at POSH. So it has 4 levels....the first level was about building houses, and the human body...i admit some of the interactive displays were kinda cool but some where kinda boring. the second level consist of science on electricity, weigh, magnets, and light. The only thing i thought was cool was the nail bed. The third level was where the maze was and also where you learn about clouds, grand canyon and environmental sciences. The maze was a rip off really...don't understand why they charged $3 for the entrance...it was filled with optical illusion posters that I've already seen before online....so yeah really not worth the extra $3 bucks. -_-\"\n\nwe didn't get to see the 4th level unfortunately because we needed to leave before our two hour meter runs out...oh yeah parking is like $12 bucks in the garage....so yeah just park on the street if you can. \n\nSo $17 dollars i killed an hour and half at most. This place is really meant for kids....children....under 12...because I even think any kid above 12 would find this place a little boring. I can't believe they even have a membership program...who would want to come here more than once?
__label__4 My husband and I attended the yelp sponsored date night at the Arizona Science Center. We had a blast checking out all the hands-on exhibits as well as the planetarium. The Van Gogh Alive! was an excellent immersive multimedia mix of art, music, and quotes.
__label__2 When the weather gets hot in Phoenix, this is one of the places where Phoenix residents come to cool off.   The family and I visited the museum on hot summer Saturday in the middle of July.  The line was long to get in the science center and not enough people working there to sell tickets to get us inside.  After a 30 minute wait, we finally got in.  \n\nChildren can play in the water and get each other wet at Waterworks.   Or, they can work with pipes to see how water flows.  The daughter was able to learn different things about the body.  She was able to listen to her heartbeat to the beat of drum.  She was also able to throw round balls into a nose to cause it sneeze and expel the balls back at you.  My wife did not allow the child to ride the Skycycle.  She thought it was too dangerous, not to mention the extra fee involved to ride it.  Tornado Alley was interesting with the fans that blow the wind at you, and the sprinklers that rain on you.  \n\nIt seems like some of these exhibits travel from museum to museum.  Both the Sesame Street Body exhibit and the Skycycle exhibits have recently been in Southern California.  I didn't have to come all the way to Phoenix to see these exhibits.  \n\nOverall, I thought the museum was okay.   There were some things that were different from other science museums.   But, not enough to warrant the $15 for adults and $11 for children, not even for the air conditioning inside.
__label__3 I recently attended the October Adults Night Out. The premise of the program is great-free admission, adult beverages, etc. I enjoyed exploring the museum and it was a nice activity for a Friday Night. The only downfall(s) were 1. The line to check in was extremely long. It didn't move slow, but it wasn't fast either. I had registered online but forgot to print the tickets. I would suggest definitely printing tickets ahead of time. The second issue was the \"beer garden.\" While I enjoyed the premise and the beers, there were only 2 beer servers and 1 wine server for many many people. The line went painfully slow and it made it hard to use the drink tickets and visit the center. Many people were actually giving away their tickets because the line was too long. I would attend another ANO again but I hope that they make some changes in the future to the above mentioned things.
__label__0 This place has gone down hill. What used to be in the normal exhibits are now in a paid exhibit hall. It's sad that they have resorted to that to make money. I won't be renewing my membership.
__label__1 I'm sorry, but I have to say I am not impressed with the AZ Science Center. I bought a family membership, which was pretty expensive, we visited a couple of times, and that was plenty. The exhibits are always the same and kind of boring, except for whatever traveling exhibit they may have, and that costs extra on top of your membership! And I was not at all impressed with the Ripley's exhibit. I can honestly say Ripley's was a rip. Last time we were there, some of the cooler things were broken (like the little bike that goes around in a circle).\n\nOverall, it's probably fine for a one-time visit, but I wouldn't waste money on a membership. It gets old fast.
__label__3 Ahh, the Arizona Science Center.\n\nThe MUSEUM:\nI have been here countless times since I was in elementary school, and I have to say... it was better back in the day. Not out of nostalgia or anything, although I'm sure that's part of it... But some of the cooler exhibits they used to have have been replaced with slightly less cool ones. \n\nStill, it is a nice, cool place to go on a date, especially for two nerds like us. If you are adults looking to go there, well, just don't go during the summer. The sheer number of kids will drive you nuts. Best time to go for people avoiding kids is on a weekday in the morning and during lunch, because most people are eating at the cafeteria during that time so you can have the exhibits mostly to yourself. Let loose, have fun, try out all the exhibits and feel like a kid again.\n\nThat being said, it IS a great place for kids, I remember spending hours here with my parents and school friends back in the day. You have so much fun, you don't even realize you're learning. That is the best way to learn! Everything is hands-on and if you're lucky, you might even get to be an assistant for one of the demonstrations. They don't know how cool it was back in the day, so they will LOVE it. Especially nerd juniors and whiz kids-- I know because I was one. Ha!\n\nThe FOOD:\nWell, it was better back in the day. It (the restaurant AND the menu) has gone under a major renovation since then. It has always been a bit pricey, so if you don't want to whip out your wallet for a small, greasy individual pizza and fries for twelve bucks, I recommend bringing your own lunches instead. The food is okay, if you really want to eat there for the novelty, but really nothing to write home about.\n\nThe SOUVENIR SHOP:\nYou guessed it-- it was better back in the day. It's true! There were a lot more cool science kits and tons more toys and candy to choose from, but it is still worth a visit. There are plenty of glow-in-the-dark decorations and some nifty little gift items.\n***In particular, if you love sour candy, I recommend the vials of liquid sour candy, Formula Sour--my husband is a sour candy connoisseur and this stuff gets him to tear up!\n\nOTHER:\nI highly recommend signing up for their email list- They have tons of special events throughout the year and one of them is bound to interest you. We went to the Harry Potter event on Halloween last year and had so much fun! There were special Harry Potter themed decorations and demonstrations, and you could even buy a butterbeer! Most kids were still in school, so it was a really nice time. We already know the museum like the back of our hands, so we could relax waiting for the next demonstration instead of rushing back and forth trying to see everything.\n\nI've been to the BodyWorlds exhibit 3-4 times already; I go whenever it has come around, and hope it will come here again soon! You really get to see the wonder of the human body and see firsthand how different muscles and body functions work-- I recommend more for teens and adults, as kids might be frightened by the whole body aspect. Those with easily upset stomachs will not like it either. \nIf you consider going, just remember; these are real bodies, they were real people, and many of them ARE cut open in various places to illustrate certain concepts. If that makes you feel uneasy, don't go!\n\nThe Arizona Science Center is a pretty cool place for adults looking to break the mold, GREAT for kids, and overall a nice way to spend an afternoon.
__label__1 My car became disabled in my garage.  Called this towing company on the recommendation from my car dealer.  1st call placed at 10:30am and was told it would be about 90 min.  12:30pm, still no tow.  I called back at this point and was told it would be 30 min and....she took my information again...what did she do lose it or maybe she forgot to order in the first place.  Ugh.  1:30pm (3 hrs. now)  I contemplated calling another company and then I though what if they both came together or the 1st one came for nothing.   So, I still waited (it's not like I'm going anywhere, right?) Finally 2:30pm they arrived.    4hrs people!!!   and not even a call from the office to say oh they're busy or running behind, nothing.  The guy was nice enough, but had a lot of difficulty jumping it to get it out of garage.  I stood and watch as he hooked up the chains and started to pull it onto truck, I'm thinking there must be something I have to sign, so I stepped in the driveway and away he pulls. No goodbye, no thank you, no I'm sorry it took so long.  \nI will never use them again.\nDoesn't anybody give good customer service anymore???????
__label__0 Pizza is inconsistent. Sometimes under cooked, other times cut disturbingly wrong ( sad when half of it is for a vegetarian ). Forget ordering chicken wings! It's like pulling teeth!!!! How hard is it to get \" medium bone out \"? 4 out of 5 times it's anything but! Last night was the straw that broke camels back when we found out that this time they gave us honey BBQ. After calling the manager to let her know of the mistake, she replies \"I guess some one else got your wings\". Really!? An apology would have been more appreciated then a sarcastic comment! I don't recommend going to this Pizza Hut. The service is worse then the neighborhood it sits in. I wish there was a negative star I could rate this place.
__label__1 As a frequent subway-go-er, this has been the worst subway i've ever gone to. Normally I feel bad about negatively reviewing a place, but after experiencing negative customer service more than 5 times at that location, i'd say it's safe to let it all out. While this place is conveniently close to my work, I am finding myself avoiding it every day during lunch time. Why? the employees frequently pick on me for the specific instructions I have on my sandwich. It seems as though asking for a little avocado is being noted as \"picky\". I am constantly picked on each time I go in there with constant \"oh im sorry did you want cheese on this side or that?\", \"girlfriend make up your mind!\", and \"laughs\" because I didn't want that extra high caloried 3rd cookie because it's 3 for a dollar (yes i like 2 and only 2 for the sake of not indulging myself...I think thats quite enough for my dollar thank you). As a customer, you're always supposed to walk out with a smile and experience a positive environment. Do I experience any of those? absolutely not, I find myself constantly muttering a bunch of rants each time I walk out in frustration that I as a customer am being picked on!! Perhaps that's their sense of humor, but they should realize that customer service is not a comedy show, and I don't have time for their silly remarks. Additionally, their \"welcome to subway\" is not welcome at all, especially when you don't even look at the customer while saying it. They're better off just not saying it all if it is not sincere. I will spend the extra dollar and mile to go to chipotle, thanks.
__label__3 This review is mostly for the Emergency Room.  I had a bike crash on a Friday at lunch hour.  I rode my bike home, to ditch my computer and work files, and to make sure it was safe.  Took a taxi to Good Sam, and it took almost the entire taxi ride for my insurance to verify I was headed to an ER that is \"in Network.\"  Pretty stresful, but once I walked through the doors, most of that changed.\n\nSure, there was a lot of painful waiting around in a hallway in a wheelchair.  But, hey, it's an emergency room.  I found the system to be very organized and the employees to be helpful and compassionate.  There were a couple of fails on the doctor's part.  She offered me pain meds, and then forgot to order them.  I had to ask a nurse, and then they arrived quickly.  Doc also forgot to order antibiotics for my road rash, but I received a voice mail shortly after discharge that hooked me up with germ-fighters.\n \nWhen I was discharged, I indicated I intended to walk to Walgreens, since I live in the neighborhood.  I was referred to the hospital pharmacy, which I expected to soak me.  But it only cost me $14 for 2 kinds of pain meds and stool softener (yes, I said it and no, it hasn't worked yet).  Pharmacy gave me a beeper and I was able to peruse the lovely and overpriced gift shop.  If I was hospitalized, there were many items there that I would appreciate receiving.  Good gift shop.\n\nI was there for approximately 4.5 hours.  I had triage, xrays, and an EKG.  I was admitted immediately, no waiting.  I don't have much experience with ERs, so there you go.\n\nProps to the skinny blond \"tech\" guy, who entertained me by exchanging restaurant reviews while he irrigated my wound.
__label__1 I come regularly with my family. Over all the food is good but they charge for tortilla chips and I have never seen that before. I had the chicken flauta combo, the rice and beans were delicious but the flauta didn't have any favor to it. The guacamole would be better if they didn't add tomatoes to it and just kept it avocado only.
__label__3 my fiance and i are huge fans of mexican food and there's rarely a time that we're not in the mood to eat it.  when a friend told me they served a speciality frozen horchata drink, i knew we had to check it out.\n\nthe frozen horchata is served as a cocktail, and you have the option of getting it with either rum or vodka.  we opted to try both, and they were amazing! i definitely preferred the drink with vodka since it didn't take away from the flavor of the horchata like the rum did. after finishing his drink, my fiance ordered a jamaica margarita with chili on the rim.  i had a couple sips of it and it might have been better than the horchata! \n\nchips and salsa can really make or break a mexican place for me, so i really appreciated that their chips were hot and salty while the salsas (red and green) were spicy and delicious.  \n\ni ordered the chile relleno, and it came out super hot and covered in tons of cheese. i really enjoyed the flavors of it, and was sad that i could only eat about a third of the meal.  the standard bean and rice sides were also really tasty and better than i've had in a while. \n\ni will be definitely adding this place to my regular mexican restaurant rotation!
__label__1 I've been going to Rositas for probably 10-15 years and mainly at lunch during the work week. The tacos are great, the enchilads are chessy and taste good but also a gut bomb that makes you want to take a nap. Unfortunately this has always been one of my go to places and would normally give it 4 stars; however, I finally took the family this past Sunday and the food was OK not as good as usual and the service was awful. The waitress did not seem happy to be serving us, got one of the orders wrong (which we couldn't fix because we didn't see her for 20 more minutes), we got the tortillas for fajitas 20 minutes after the fajitas and the check took another 20 minutes to wait for. I would typically go here every month but hadn't been in a 3-4 months so I am hoping this was a one off and the next visit will be better and not that the place has gone down hill.
__label__3 Came here for the menudo. Chips were hot and fresh tasting. Red menudo has a good taste. I still think Caramba's in downtown Glendale has the best menudo although this one is right up there. B-
__label__4 Really good menudo and salsa and fresh chips are a must .. The prices are great and the food is real mexican home cooked meals ...
__label__1 2 stars. Only cause the drink prices are good.
__label__3 Every time I go to Whataburger, I get chicken strips. It is the only place I can think of that gives you a piece of toast with your meal.
__label__2 Open 24/7, thank goodness!\n\nWhen I start work before 6 am at the hospital next door, I stop by and grab a coffee. \n\nSometimes, for those extra long days, I get a warm biscuit with honey, just to give me an added little pep, lol.  Don't judge me ;)\n\nI did try their Taquito with Sausage & Cheese. It was actually good. I asked for both the red and green salsa so I could taste test and see which I liked best. The red salsa won by a landslide.\n\nThe service at this location is always top notch. Friendly and professional.
__label__4 I don't know what everyone else on here is talking about; this Whataburger is super fast!  The entire drive thru process took a grand total of four minutes.  Great place to stop for a quick lunch when you work downtown.
__label__1 Amongst the worst fast food burgers.  A step up from Sonic, McDonalds, and Jack in the Box, but not nearly as good as the others.  \"Not nearly as good as Burger King\" ain't the biggest selling point.\n\nWhat in the world is that crap you call a bun?  Easily the worst bun on Earth.  I've had better bread in Africa, no joke.  A step BELOW wonderbread.  Heck, a step below stale wonderbread.  Awful.  You know those burger buns you get in an 8 pack in the grocery store that are all stuck together?  The things you buy because you feel lazy or are strapped for cash?  Those are ok.  Whataburger isn't.  It's far, far, far worse than that.  Look at these pictures.  The bun is like play-doh or a circus peanut.  Gross.  Did you read the part where I said it's worse than food in Africa?  Because it's worse than food in Africa.\n\nI've been here over 10 times because it's open late and I worked third shift for a couple years.  Well, I don't anymore and I tried this place for lunch at noon.  Still awful.  How the heck could anybody like this place?!\n\n2 stars because it isn't McDonalds, although McDonalds has better buns.  But I'd still literally rather get punched than eat a burger with a McDonalds bun.\n\nWhataburger: Worse Than A Punch\n\n\nedit to add:  Also if you go to the drivethrough, expect to wait 20 minutes if there is nobody in front of you.  If there is, play a few hands of solitaire on your dashboard.  Slow as hell.
__label__3 I had to take a star away.  I ordered the Teriyaki Chicken rice bowl and was very disappointed, it tasted really strange and really soggy.  My co-worker said it best, he said it tasted like a frozen meal heated. \n\nI'll stick with the 5 star wraps and salads and leave the 2.5 star bowls for them to keep.
__label__3 tried this place for the first time today, and i was impressed...\n\nthe place is a little hard to get into though, and i'm sure during a lunch rush it's crazy..\n\ntheir pasta salad is one of the best i've ever had...bowtie noodles, my fav...loaded with green onions so be careful!\n\ni got the bird is the word, which was delicious but lacking a good sauce inside...the pico de gallo was fresh and juicy as was the lettuce..and the wrap was so soft i could sleep on a bed of them...\n\nsuper cute inside.
__label__0 Only giving one star for the price.  $60 for a hotel room in Phoenix is a steal but doesn't mean the business has to be happy with that.  Start off with cigarette holes in the bed spread, loud housekeeping yelling at each other at 8 in the morning outside our room.  Also when we asked for an extra pillow my wife was told \"oh those are on back order\". Are you serious, you don't even have half your rooms rented out and we can't have one extra pillow?  All around if you have the ability to stay ANYWHERE else I would do so. Being in a cheap and poorly run hotel isn't worth ruining your stay in a fantastic city.
__label__4 What an amazing organization for empowering women. \n\nThey have a really amazing mentor program. The program starts in some coursework and sociology to sort of prepare us. The classes were a blast and quite useful. The Mentor I met was incredibly helpful warm and kind and had great insight. I really miss our visits since I moved away because she was a wise lady with clear perspective. I really think that the Fresh Start staff went an extra mile and a half by placing me with a mentor who really was perfect for the path that I am on.\n\nFresh Start also brought in some business training associates and gave out scholarships for them. I might have participated had I not been working at the time and had conflicting hours. I was offered a scholarship at the time and I think that any woman who applied herself would qualify.\n\nFresh start has an impressive job database.\n\nThey always had so many wonderful energetic staff who really transmitted a lot of information and light.\n\nReally wonderful organization.\n\nA+++
__label__0 Not good. Sorry. I can get pass the decor if the food was good. Keep going. Big warehouse style with table and chairs at the end. Some good reviews???? Must be the workers.  No Flavor unless you add the sauce (a lot)! The server was very kind. So close to Mexico we thought it would be a no brainer.
__label__4 La Tolteca is outstanding. Passing through PHX and a friend (and frequent visitor to AZ) told me I need to stop here. He spoke truth. \n\nGet the chilaquiles! Get them. \n\nWe also had tacos de papa, and caldo de camarones...the latter was awesome too, delicious broth and packed with shrimp. The salsa bar had grilled jalape\u00f1os & habanero salsa we couldn't get enough of. \n\nI'll be back to La Tolteca. Five stars no hesitation.
__label__1 I love hole-in-the-wall taco joints ... usually. Not so here. I got the shredded chicken and the carnitas tacos. Soft corn tortillas, of course. No flavor on either - I guess they really rely on their salsa bar. The carnitas bordered on inedible due to the very hard crust on the meat. Might try this again someday just to try to see how it got so many 5-star reviews, but this trip was barely worth 2.
__label__4 Having lived in the neighborhood for eight years, I can't say much other than: variety, reliable, authentic. But what I'm really compelled to tell you all about is...\n\nThey now serve Thai! In addition to their already huge menu! \n\nThe Chicken Pad Thai is arguably the best I've ever had (I've had it in New York and San Francisco). Its crazy how good it is... I had to have it two days in a row to confirm. I've had the green curry and that was yummy - fresh veggies in everything, crispy and plentiful.\n\nIMHO, their decor rocks! I love the cheesy waterfall in the front, the chairs with coffee cup designs and giant turntable-centered family-sized tables. The green walls are an upgrade from the pink and blue that was there before. Go to Fate if you want to sit in faux-modern Ikea surroundings.\n\nThis place is classic Mc Do Well
__label__1 Let me start with the positive. The corn chicken soup was hot and the won ton chips were a nice addition to the soup. The chicken egg roll was very greasy. My main dish was the cashew chicken. It was white meat but had to pick through it to get a decent piece without icky's on it. The flavor was bland, so I decided to add chili paste. It was hot, but tasteless. It was on the way to downtown, but will note return here again. YUCK!!!
__label__1 My third timing coming. I really want to work with them because there's not much Chinese in Phoenix and the staff is super nice; however, the sauce is horrible! More so, it seems like every sushi us cooked in the same hiring, blabs way too sweet sauce. I will not be back.
__label__4 The sad fact is that most yelpers will eschew this place for it's two more accessible neighbors - Filiberto's and La Santisma - and that is a damn shame, because nestled right between those two restaurants is a superior dining experience.  \n\nTacos Mexico is the truth.  Don't go expecting fancy furniture or Day of The Dead iconography - this place isn't trying to serve you a Disneyland version of Mexico - what it will give you is an authentic taste of some damn fine Mexican tacos.  \n\nPS - their red salsa will burn a hole in your tongue.  If you treat it gingerly, however, you will be treated to a flavor bomb like no other!
__label__4 Hands down BEST pinatas I've found in the valley. \n\nA few years ago my favorite pinata store went out of business and I haven't been able to find a replacement up until recently. I throw lots of parties and love having a pinata for any occasion. When I'm looking for a pinata I usually visit multiple stores looking for something specific. What I find is the same old thing and more often than not- covered in dust. \n\nWhen I first walked into Pico Rico I was so please with the selection. Every row I went down I saw something new. There were plenty of varieties so even if it's not for a kids birthday party you'll find something great. Whenever I go back they always have new pinatas I hadn't seen before and something special for whatever holiday is near. The Christmas pinata I bought there was beautiful and unique, I got compliments on it. Their pinatas are very well made. I stuff them with at least 15 lbs. of goodies and they always hold up. On cheaper pinatas the wire will come out when there's too much weight inside. \n\nOther than pinatas they also have a huge selection of Mexican candy, some decorations and balloons. The staff is friendly and helpful. Even though this store is bright fuchsia it's still hard to miss so keep your eyes peeled when driving by.
__label__3 Our daughter Heather, was born with a congenital heart defect. She has been under the care of a Pediatric Cardiologist since the night she was born. \n\nWe (with the Lords help) believe that she has surpassed most Doctors and has even been told \"I would bet my paycheck (DOCTORS) that you would have had open heart by now!\" \n\nWhen we moved here to Arizona 3 years ago, we were more concerned about getting a new Pediatric Cardiologist than anything else! We started off at the Cambridge location and did not like the cardiologist we were seeing.\n\nAfter some research we found Dr. Garn at the Dobson Location! All I can say is that we love him and we actually look forward to seeing him for our 6 month check ups. He spends a lot of quality time with us making sure we know exactly what the latest update is on Heather. He seems very thourough and doesn't want to just go in and do a \"heart cath\" which we are grateful for! Staff is great and wait times are minimal compared to otehr places.
__label__4 Had to update my review to share that I had dinner here last weekend for the final day of Arizona Cocktail Week. Of course, I couldn't pass up half priced hurricanes!\n\nI tried the Vegan Po'boy (fried avocado, kale, pico de gallo and chipotle remoulade on french bread) and it was magical...but left me wondering how the heck do you fry avocados? No, seriously??? I'm sure google will tell me later which will lead to fun experiments in the kitchen.... \n\nCustomer service is top notch--everyone that works here is super friendly and the wait time for food wasn't too shabby. I really love the vibe of this place and predict many visits in the future. Day or night, this place is one of the top restaurants in Phoenix.
__label__4 GREAT music and tons of fun! LOVE the music!! Fridays is mainly for \"cheros\" aka\nguys that wear pointy boots with matching belts as they play that kind of music. Not\nreally my thing but can be fun if you got your buzz going. Saturdays is hip hop,\nreggaeton, and house music which is the main day it gets POPIN!  After 2 it turns 18\nand over-never really stayed after 2am so don't know how that it. \nNOTE: Karambas is not a place to go looking for guys or a dress to impress kind of\nplace.  It kind of reminds me of a club I used to go to in Juarez except with alot more\neye candy.  The atmosphere is very fun and people don't really go there to mingle its\nmore of a place to with your friends and have a good time without having to impress\nanyone.  From experience usually the people who don't like going here are the people who are looking for someone else or sad to say ugly lol not to be rude but its true.\nBathrooms: Yea they're kinda small but um im there to party... if your worried about the\nbathrooms LMAO please don't go out or maybe drag a urinal with you.  \nPrices: People say their over priced but honestly i thought they were cheap... if your\nhard up for cash look extra sexy so a cute Latino will buy your drinks for u duh!
__label__0 By far the worst gay nightclub in phoenix and trust me I know gay nightclubs!!! \nLol no seriously this place is crap I have been suckered to come here a few times for a birthday party and some other events and it's no fun the drag show is lame or the acts I have seen are the Dj is good plays some different tunes the a/c is non existent I think they use a swamp cooler. The bathroom is the size of a toilet stall and always packed that u have to piss in the alley where there is plenty of hookers at your disposal. The drinks are expensive, watered down and even the soda tasted funny the bar tender was very nice and friendly. Never tried the food outside but I hear it's great, the parking is another disaster there is limited space and the night we went there was a few break ins in the back parking lot near liquor store. Just being honest but the bad outweighs the good at this club, give it a shot at your own risk but remember I warned you.
__label__2 This is a ghetto place, no offense.  The girls are happy, customers are happy, but put your game face on when you walk in.  The place is a money machine for the owner, low overhead, positive cash flow.  \n\nWhy is this place called bandaids show lounge?  Because its small, the dancers wear less than bikinis, and/or the building is long and skinny like a bandaid.  There are three stages, really just two 2x2 raised areas, and a bigger main stage. This place could be a set for a movie scene requiring a ghetto strip club.  Dont get me wrong, its colorful, lots of character.  When it comes to strip clubs, the main thing is the talent.  This place has a lot of local talent.  And one or two top tier girls, either by virtue of body, youth, personality, or some combination.  Saturday this place was crowded up until 2am, of course, it only takes a few people in a small place, but still.  Top girl - in my opinion, phoenix.  21 (stated age) and hot.  She could be 16, 17, 18.  Thin body, white.
__label__4 I have been seen by the Nurse Practitioner Christa and Dr. Laura Kimbro so far. Both experieces have been good. They are really good about following up with you. They can do ultrasounds right in the office if your insurance covers it.  They do all their baby deliveries at Banner Desert.\n\nOne small complaint...they take the whole thanksgiving weekend off. Although there is someone always on call, it would be nice if they were open that friday.
__label__4 Disney Land for Foodies. Fresh Baked Goods, Salsas, Mexican dishes (the torta cubana is to die for) and an awesome atmosphere, plus more produce than the human eye should ever behold. My favorite place in Phoenix.
__label__3 Oh the joy of walking thru Ranch Market... loved the produce section . lower prices , bigger bunches of cilantro , onions and other goodies...pineapples for 2lbs for .99 ? Yes please!  With my buddy Tom as my guide we perused and discussed  all foods  Hispanic.. we talked cremas, with me buying something close to a creme fraiche,  and a arroz conleche that might make stop by there every time I am near..that is some good rice pudding.  We also  looked over their large selections of  dried chiles  for my chili carne I am working on.   My husband  found yummy morsels of ceviche  to his liking and he also tried a  variety of streets tacos.   Loved this adventure in food and look forward to going back ..
__label__4 I used to love Pro's but, being slightly out of my way, my trips became less and less often. Then I got a coupon flyer for the *new* Los Altos Ranch Market. I was like, \"$5 off a $25 purchase, SAY WHAAAT?\" Turns our Pro's had gone into bankruptcy and emerged under the joint ownership of a couple other Hispanic market chains. Fun facts but the coupon got me down there Saturday morning. \n\nSame old Ranch Market with shoes for sale up front, the assortment of prepared food, drink, and bakery items, and chicharones from bite size to mucho grande. I like their produce and meat selection but wish they carried salmon other than the frozen bags. Still, it was a good reminder of the shopping experiences I had before my current battles at my local Fry's and Basha's stores. I suggest we all commit to hitting Ranch Market a little more.
__label__1 Did not live up to the hype.\n\nWe went looking for those \"intelligent\" dog toys... you know, the puzzle type deals where they have to figure it out to get the treats. They listed about a dozen of them on their website.\n\nThe girl at the front looked like she was about to leap the counter and chase me down, because we headed into the warehouse and I didn't hear her go \"Ma'am? Ma'am?!\"  the first time. (GRAH, don't call me \"ma'am\", I'm only 21, dammit!)   \nWhen I did hear her and turn around, she told me I had to leave my purse up front, which REALLY, REALLY ticked me off. I carry a very expensive bag and it usually has a very expensive phone and wallet full of cash in it. I do not let it out of my sight, ever. Ask any girl - being asked to leave your purse with someone just makes us uncomfortable. \n\nAside to the owner/managers:\nDear Ryan's, I'm sorry you have been stolen from, but that's a hard fact of retail business. Maybe 1 in 500 people will steal and it's not as big a deal as you're making it out to be, ya cheapskates. You can absorb a $3 toy here and there. It's really insulting to be treated as untrustworthy and a criminal when you haven't done anything.\n\n(The purse bit set the tone for the whole trip). \n\nThe place was very dim (I know it's a warehouse, but it shouldn't be a 2/5 on the light intensity scale).\n\nThe prices were maybe $1.50 below retail stores at the most. It really wasn't worth the drive for us to save that... If you live 10 minutes away, sure. \n\nThere were a ton of business-dressed shoppers who seemed miffed at my dog being with us (ew, dog hair in the air!), and at one point we were down an aisle and turned to see about 5 shoppers and employees all standing at the entrance, staring at us. I felt like I was in Children of the Corn, when the girl turns to see all the kids murderously watching her.... It was super creepy.\n\n80% of the stock was stuffed toys and dog clothing. My dog's mouthiness and chewing power would make a great white shark jealous, and he needs tough toys... A stuffed skunk ain't gonna cut it. I saw nothing truly suitable, unless we somehow missed it (and we walked through twice).\n\nTo top it off, they only carried 3 of the puzzle type toys, when they showed a dozen on their website. Nothing like driving to central Phoenix from Scottsdale and not having what you came for. Again, we looked everywhere in the warehouse and didn't see any more.\n\nWe left with the \"Dog Tornado\" (which is quite fun) and a knotted rope that looked pretty tough, but my dog has had it for about 30 minutes and has chewed halfway through the knot in the middle... Le sigh.
__label__0 I have to down vote this business for a terrible customer service experience. \n\nOn a blazing hot Friday afternoon I left work early and drove all the way down to McDowell to pick up some toys for my dog. I walked up and saw the posted hours-- 4:30pm close, and my watch was just about at 4:30. I reached to open the door, unsure if it would be locked-- to my pleasant surprise, it was still open, I was so excited. The cashiers allowed me to head back to the warehouse-- again, I was relieved! I made a beeline for the toys and just a few feet before I reached them one of the workers pops out, literally stands in the middle of the aisle with his arms crossed (as if I were trying get backstage at a concert), and tells me the business is closed and that I had to leave. I told him that I just needed to grab a couple of toys, that I would need 2 minutes (under the circumstances, I would have been quick), but he wouldn't let me pass. When I politely persisted he asked me what toys I was interested in, and told me he would get them for me. I told him that I couldn't possibly know what they had in stock and that I just needed to visually see what they had (and how the heck do you describe some of these dog toys anyway??). No dice, he told me that I had to go. Really?? \n\nInflexible, embarrassing, and a total wasted trip. I was steamed. Rather than ask for a manager when I was agitated, I decided to drive home and email customer service. They emailed back the following Monday and told me, essentially, the employee did was he was supposed to do, blaming it on concern for customer safety with all of the heavy equipment they utilize after hours in the warehouse. Mind you that I had been let in building, that nobody stopped me from entering the warehouse, that it had maybe just turned 4:30, that there were other customers there, that there was no heavy equipment in sight and that I had asked for 2 minutes. They were perfectly fine with their employee telling me that I had to leave, and they made no effort to keep a repeat customer.\n\nBummer, I was so excited to learn of Ryan's Pet Supplies a couple of years ago-- and indeed, they have a great selection at terrific prices, I considered it worth the burden of driving into a bad area with restricted hours. I had given them all of my business ever since. Now I will never go back again, and I will let everyone know that Ryan's Pet Supplies couldn't care less about their customers.
__label__3 We stopped here later at night because Two Hippies Beach House was closed.  I'm glad we did, because the food was pretty decent.  I was a little nervous walking in because the whole place was empty, but that might have been because it was about to close (which we unfortunately didn't realize...so we left a generous tip ;) ).\n\nMy fiance asked, as he always does: \"what's good here?\"  The guy at the counter responded \"anything seafood!\"  Of course. It's not called Mariscos for nothin'.\n\nSo I ordered two shrimp tacos and one grilled marlin taco, since I'd never had marlin before.  All were delicious.  I didn't realize the shrimp in the tacos would be breaded, which I usually don't like, but it was pretty good.  The shrimp tasted good and juicy, and the toppings were nice (cabbage, pico de gallo, and cilantro).  The horchata seemed like it was homemade, and it was delicious.  The chips weren't the best, and they gave us a green salsa, which my fiance said would be too hot for me, so I didn't try it.\n\nI took a look at their full menu while I was waiting for my food and they have a very decent selection.  We will definitely be back. Soon :)
__label__3 One of my roommates was extolling the beauty of Bosa.  I asked if they were as good as Rainbow, but she had never tried Rainbow.\n\nSo - we decided to do a taste test.  Three of us in the house - so we would get 3 different (but like) donuts from each.  The plan was to bring them back home, cut to sample size, and note flavor, texture and overall preference.\n\nThe guy roommate's favorite is glazed raised.  The gal leans to sugar raised and I figured glazed old fashioned is a safe baseline for taste testing.\n\nWe went to Rainbow first.  No problem getting the donuts we wanted.  I also picked up a half dozen donut holes.  Was not thrilled to be charged $0.50 for the box, but c'est la vie.  Girl roommate also got a watermelon frappe type of drink.  A bit sweet for my tastes, but very, very watermelony.\n\nNext stop Bosa.  They didn't have regular sugar raised - used powdered sugar instead.  (I have a hard time trusting that the regular sugar didn't stick - somehow they managed to make it work at Rainbow!)  So the granulated vs. powdered sugar raised would not be as scientific a comparison, but we'd make do.  No problem with the glzed and old fashioned.  We also picked up ham and swiss croissants.  One can never have too much pastry, right? :)\n\nResults - \n     Glazed raised - Bosa was slightly denser and chewier - more mouth satisfaction.  Rainbow was cloudlike fluffy and light.  Great texture, but we didn't feel satisfied from chewing.  Rainbow was slightly sweeter.\n          ~Votes - 3 for Bosa.~\n     Old Fashioned - textures were identical.  Rainbow had a slight lemon (or maybe aspatrame?) flavor in the back end of the tasting.\n          ~Votes - 1 slight lean to Bosa, 2 Draw~\n     Sugar raised - texture of donut was identical to glazed raised above.  (duh - same donut, different topping.)  The gal roomie likes granulated.  The guy roomie preferred the powdered.  I liked both.\n          ~Votes - 1 Bosa, 1 Rainbow, 1 Draw.\n\nSo, Bosa comes out with a slight edge.  And we came out with a slight sugar rush.  I can't help but wonder what our next scientific food research challenge will be!
__label__1 This place always runs out of items on the menu. I've ordered the chicken fried steak twice and it never comes with the fresh bread they advertise. In this visit alone I've heard the waitress tell two tables they didn't have baked potatoe or a breakfast item. Our waitress appeared lithargic and took a long cigarette break while all her tables waited on her and the cook. It was bad enough she didn't check up on her guest often enough. The team leader is no better. She's helped us twice before. Never smiles. its enough to make someone depressed. Luckly the food they have is great on an empty stomach. Love the unlimited hot coco. Avoid the water. Tastes like algee.
__label__1 My husband and I branched out to a new restaurant this weekend (Coronado Cafe in Phoenix) - our experience is why we don't like to branch out to new restaurants.  For starters, the host sat us and said \"we have a party coming in at 7pm; do you think you will be done by then?\"  After that warm welcome we found our water glasses had lipstick on them (both of the glasses).  We ordered the bruschetta (pretty good); my husband had the bacon/cheese burger and I had the meatloaf sandwich.  Burger was good, sandwich was very mediocre.  For the money and the food, we probably wouldn't go back.  The inside of the restaurant was very charming but that is about the extent of what impressed us.
__label__1 I just moved into a new place, and Coronado Cafe is right around the corner. The menu looks great, the wine list is well-rounded, and the opportunity to stumble home after several glasses of vino gave this place major points before I'd stepped in the door. I WANTED to like it, but I'm not sure that I'll go back.\n\nMy fiancee and I were seated by a friendly hostess at a small table in a cozy room at the back of the restaurant (house). It had the opportunity to be intimate, but it was over-lit, and we felt awkward hearing every word of our neighbors' conversation. \n\nWe started with the Brie and Lavash, which was wonderful. All of the flavors melded together perfectly. Around the same time we ordered a bottle of wine. Our waiter poured us a glass, and that was the last time he touched our bottle for the rest of the night.\n\nFor entrees I got the penne pasta in a green chile cream sauce (rich and tasty--one of the few vegetarian entree options), and the fiancee went with the pork tenderloin (dry and chewy). The portion that he was served was the end of the tenderloin--a piece that rarely makes it onto the plate as an entree because it is notorious for being tough and dry. Our server never came back to check on our food, so we didn't have a chance to make it right. \n\nTo sum it up: a snotty, inattentive waiter and hit or miss food. It might be best to go for an appetizer and bottle of wine. Just be prepared to pour it yourself.
__label__1 Having had numerous favorable experiences at Coronado Cafe in the past, we were deeply disappointed at our most recent, and regrettably probably our last visit.  The evening was off to a great start with the predictably excellent crab cakes.  While the driver scallops were equally delicious, the chimichurri-style rib-eye was barely edible.  Despite being cooked properly - medium rare - the meat had a strange after taste.  After struggling with the steak - and subsisting on two shared scallops in exchange for some steak  - not an even trade by ANY measure - we told our waiter of the disappointment, at which point he spirited away the plate.  Since I was soon to be finished with the scallops (having shared half with my dining partner with the barely edible steak).\n\nThe waiter provided some explanation behind the problem with the steak when he advised that the chimichurri included vinegar and lime - two odd ingredients for a rib-eye, which accounted for the bitter after taste.\n\nThe response of Coronado to apparently weigh the returned entree to determine the \"discount\"  was an insult as it suggested that we should have either been forced to eat alone (i.e., return the steak after the first bite) rather than enjoy our meal together.  Had they tasted the meat rather than focused on the weight perhaps they would have realized how unpleasant the meal was.\n\nAs we have ample other dining options available to us on our \"short\" list, we will not be returning anytime soon to Coronado\nBill and Bob Phoenix
__label__3 This place is great. It is set up in a little house with a really cute atmosphere. They have a great patio and a fantastic personality. \n\nI was there for lunch and had a tuna melt. It was good, but the side of mac and cheese was the best!!! I want to go back and try some of their crab cakes/crab dip (they tout their crab here as being the best around), and of course a side of mac and cheese. The seating is a bit close together and the prices are a little high, but it is great for an occasional lunch or special occasion.
__label__2 Lite lunch with the ladies.  Two of us shared Crab Cakes and Caprese salad.  I could have eaten an entire platter full of the crab cakes.
__label__3 A good restaurant deserving of at least 4 stars and the potential to earn 5. \n\nWent there with my fiance for dinner.  We had the portobello sandwich ($11) and the green chili pasta with salmon ($19).   The sandwich was good, everything tasted fresh, but nothing \"special\" about it to warrant 5 stars.  It came with a side and we chose the mac and cheese.  The mac and cheese was actually phenomenal, not too heavy with cheese, but had a perfect amount of bread crumbs giving it a nice crunch.  \n\nThe green chille pasta tasted great...for the first few bits...then good for the next few bites....then edible for the next few bites...and then at the end I just felt like a pig.  Not used to eating cream based pasta.  This would be great as an appetizer for the table to split, but too heavy for me to eat for a meal.  The piece of salmon that came on top was thick and definitely a generous portion.  However, it was a bit pink on the inside (we ate it anyway, too hungry to send it back).  Nevertheless, still tasty.  The menu said that the pasta dish came with tomato bruschetta, but the waitress did not bring any bruschetta.  So, I asked her for bread and she did bring a french baguette which was good, although the bruschetta probably would have gone better with the meal.\n\nWill definitely be back to try some other items on their menu that are a little less heavy than the pasta.
__label__1 Expensive and just ok.
__label__3 This place is definitely a favorite.  We've had really excellent experiences here (dinner and brunch)  - except for the most recent one.\n\nThe atmostphere is romantic - a cozy old house with cute little rooms, small tables with checked table cloth, soft lighting, the works.  They have fine food that's worth the price and it's a great date night experience.\n\nOn this last visit, our server was incredibly slow, beyond reasonable levels. She was nice enough, but we ended up running late for our next engagement, even though we arrived quite early.  She even took over five minutes processing our credit card after we said we were in a hurry, twice.  The restaurant was far from packed fairly early on a Thursday.  The people near us came in later and left earlier with the same number of courses (and a good server).  \n\nIn addition to being slow, she wasn't very helpful.  We ordered the crab cakes, which came with vegetables that were a little bland, and the stuffed pepper, which was so spicy that my husband and I both burned our mouths.  The server eventually came by and asked how we liked our food, and when we mentioned the screaming spice, she specifically said the dish wasn't meant to be at all spicy - then proceeded to do nothing about it.  Thank goodness another server who had a table nearby kept our waters full. \n\nOur shrimp cocktail appetizer had big, beautiful shrimp, and our creme brulee dessert was delicious.  The crab cakes themselves were great, and I could tell that the pepper dish would have been nice, if it hadn't been so incredibly spicy.  They clearly just forgot to clean out the seeds.\n\nLuckily, my husband and I were in good spirits and the poor service and food issues didn't put a damper on our night.  \n\nWe've been here many times and tried many menu items, including the crab cake sandwich, the meatloaf, the crab benedict at brunch, their mimosa and bloody mary, etc.  We've never had poor service or over-spicy food before, so I am leaving this review at 4 stars - it's an average of two for this visit and 5 for every other time we've visited.
__label__3 I miss this place.  I used to work right across the street from McAlp's and would go there at least twice a week.  The atmosphere is great, food is good, and deserts are tasty.  Its nice to see that some places in the Phoenix area don't feel the need to constantly renovate and are not afraid to keep their days gone by look, feel and approach to business.  Writing this is making me hungry for their food again.  I need to find an appointment to schedule downtown so I can lunch there next week.
__label__1 This place is fun to walk into, as it really looks like you're walking into a Depression era drugstore, not the 50's. It's crammed with old pharmacy stuff and signs, just lots to look at.\nI really wanted to love this place but I can't because the service just isn't what it should be. We were helped by two of the staff during our visit, one very friendly waitress who breezed by and said hello  and a waiter who couldn't have appeared more miserable.  \nI was surprised at how small and, hate to say it, dull, the menu is. Burgers, hot dogs and cold sandwiches. The burgers are from frozen patties and I actually had to pull a big chunk of cartilage out of my mouth. Yuck.\nThey use Thrifty brand ice cream and have an extensive menu of ice cream sodas made with unusual flavors. We ordered our sundaes and for some reason, they were made one at a time, so that my companion was halfway through with his before mine was delivered, and it was completely wrong. Wrong ice cream, wrong topping. But it took so long to get that I just ate it. I'm not going to complain too bitterly over ice cream. And I hope this place works out its kinks and does well.
__label__4 You can't beat the atmosphere at this place. I bought a google offer for here a while ago and stopped in on a Sunday afternoon. There were some people inside but it wasn't too crowded. I started in the antique shop wandering around and then made it into the restaurant. I had an ice-cream soda and it was divine. Next time I'd probably split one as the drinks are large. I didn't eat anything but the food looked yummy. I also wandered to the vintage shop next door. It was fun looking around and reminscing.
__label__2 For a spark of nostalgia and a sweet treat, this is a wonderful destination.  From the pink sodashop dresses and bright red lipstick of the wait staff, to the old jukebox, half a century old coke advertisements, blenders from the 60s that are still making your malts and shakes today, to the vintage booths and trinkets that line the walls of this shop it is a virtual museum of soda shop days.\n\nThere are 99 flavors for your cream sodas, italian sodas, shakes, phosphates (phosphoric acid is included to give a flat sour taste) as well as egg creams (milk, choc syrup, and soda water).  The flavors range from bubble gum and marshmallow to pickle and hurricane.  Mac's also has its own signature concoctions.\n\nSundaes and banana splits are also on the menu, and for an average of $5 it is definitely worth it.  I just would not recommend coming here to eat.\n\nThe food is unremarkable and lacks the kind of flavor and texture that would make it memorable.\n\nFor hot summer days, date nights, and sweet rewards, a little venture through time, definitely worth a visit.
__label__2 Macaplines.. Go here for nostalgia, and a swell soda, float, or sundae. *Don't* go here for food. I've been to this place several times, I really enjoy the deserts and sodas. I've ordered food here a few times, and it just tastes so blah. I would really love it if they bought local and had more \"live\" food options. Everything just tastes \"dead\" and flavor less. The tomatoes and other veggies that I had were green and as tasteless as anything I'd get at a fast food joint. There are *very* limited vegetarian options, and maybe 1? vegan option.\n\nThey have a neat shop for clothing, jewlery, furniture, and bric a brac from days gone by. Sometimes I just stop by the shop.
__label__1 I can understand how this location can get some extra points for being quaint  but it will certainly not get points for being clean.  The soda I had was great but I could not get over how dirty and run down this place was.  The staff where inattentive and to be honest completely useless, the tile on the floor was pealing off, the bar looked very warn and the booth we sat in was sticky. I understand the concept but I cannot forgive dirt when I visited a location.   I won't be back again.
__label__4 great place and atmosphere, great ice cream and malts.
__label__1 Went there for the first time in a long time.   Food was mediocre at best.   Chef's salad was probably the poorest one I have had in a long time.   Vegetables were fresh and of a sufficient quantity.   However,  the hard boiled egg was food service.  No bacon, which almost always comes in a chef's salad.  Meats were the cheapest of the cheap.  Couldn't really pick out what the flavor was, with the exception of sodium. \n\nWent here with an Entertainment BOGO.  The small print on the coupon stated after 5 PM.  I missed the fine print,  but the server didn't.  Interesting to note that they close at 7 PM.  This is a very short window.   IF we had gotten the BOGO,  the rating probably would have been a 3.  \n\nWould we come back?   Possibly after 5 PM to use the BOGO if we were in the area.  Definitely would not make this a destination, however.
__label__4 The Best Bean Burro Enchilada Style EVER!!
__label__3 Red Chile Burro, Enchilada Style. \nDONE AND DONE!\n\nShow up on Saturday or Tuesday and you MIGHT be blessed with tacos made by Nana. I've been coming here for 5 years (which makes me a newbie) and while at first I thought the burros were a bit off in the red chile/tortilla ratio, you won't forget the flavor of the red chile. One morning, you'll wake up after a night of too much fun and CRAVE Rito's.\n\nFamily owned and operated this little gem is worth the weight (and wait) in gold. Just don't forget...cash only!
__label__2 I think Rito's is overpriced for what you get. The burritos look huge because they use an over sized tortilla that hides the tiny amount of meat they use so most bites are filled with tortilla not meat. If the green chile burrito I ordered was filled with meat then maybe it would be worth $8. The beans were above average and I thought their salsa was amazing even though they charge 25 cents for two tablespoons of it. I expected to be blown away by the food here but it tasted just like the food I grew up eating. It made me want to hug my mom :)
__label__1 It had been years since I had been back to Rito's, I was craving it for lunch and thought let's do an old school affordable lunch.  I typically eat Burrito's at the Lunch Trucks so I thought Rito's being in the middle of the hood, nothing fancy, outdoor seating and so on should be a quick affordable quick lunch for two of us.  We got our Two Burrito's after waiting almost 30 minutes in their lobby + the 10+ we spent in line? (I know I know...what did I expect going there between 11am-1pm...but seriously they have all the ingredients made, it's just an assembly line, Chipotle Style dang it) so anyway, the food took way too long and $17.49 later for one green chile regular burrito and one red enchilada style burrito with rice and beans (in the hood) had me complaining about my planned 'cheap' lunch before I took my first bite.  \nI'm not gonna lie the burrito's are tasty and a good size, other comments mentioned salty and greasy and yes that is true on both, but that's why the place is famous for its simple salty/greasy food.  I have had better for the same or less $$ and for a much better atmosphere...that place is making a killing they could have maybe some more shaded cheap/vintage seating a sign a mural something...give the place a little character and I can maybe feel better about spending my hard earned $$ there.  Anyway not my most favorable review but I think Rito's has taken their fame to their head and caters to the foodies/downtown administrative crowd vs. the working class and neighborhood area peeps.
__label__0 Incredibly slow service (25 minutes to get 3 basic tacos) and tacos are average at best.  My batch was very salty, but seeing the wait and the relative absence of attention to customers, I didn't bother to do anything about it. The menu is very short and routine extras like added cheese or salsa require added payment. Maybe the other yelpers had an exceptional experience with the burritos, but this is my review based on what I sampled.  There is just nothing redeeming to explain the level of loyalty this location garners.  There is no indoor seating;  you cant eat outdoors on the provided plastic picnic table on a sunny day without risking a skin burn!.  On the inside you face a server who takes your order from behind a grill; there are at most 4-5 plastic chairs to sit on while you wait.  Reminds me of a traditional western jailhouse except someone is actually taking food orders.
__label__2 Yes, I'd say A-OK for Stanley's.  Their sausages range from okay (kabanosy) to quite good (spicy kolbasz) but I'd agree that they're a bit on the pricy side.  \nI usually patronize their Bell Rd. location as it's closer to my house, but I ate lunch here a few weeks ago since I was in the 'hood.  It was right before Christmas and the place was JAM packed with everyone getting their holiday goodies.  The kielbasa sandwich was fine, they also have subs and other cold cut type sandwiches.\nThough they don't really hold a candle to some of the awesome Polish deli's back in Chicago, it's probably about the best you'll find out here in Phoenix.
__label__3 On a recent vacation to Mexico, my mom asked Jared and I where the best Mexican food in Phoenix was... This place immediately came to mind for us both!\n\nWhen you walk into the door of Mariscos Playa Hermosa, you feel like you very well may be in Mexico.  It feels extremely authentic, with a festive atmosphere, a staff that doesn't speak too much English, and food that is delicioso!  It's nothing like the Americanized Mexican / Latin places  you've been to before. \n\nDon't load up on the chips and salsa as the portions are big and you'll want to save room for what is to come.  Their house iced tea is very good if you want something other than a cold cerveza.\n\nAs Annie D said in her review, I highly recommend going with the Molcajete Caliente with verde sauce. You can't go wrong with that!  I ordered something else and ate off of Jared's Molcajete Caliente along with my own.  That sauce is incredible!\n\nNote that this place closes early during the week.  We met some friends there at 7pm and at 8:20 we were the last ones in there and we could tell the staff was ready to go home.  \n\nI can't wait to return to this local gem of a restauran for another memorable meal very soon.
__label__4 Hands down the best mariscos(seafood) EVER! I love the shrimp ceviche and when I am in the mood for a hot plate the Shrimp Culichi is the best choice, shrimp soaked in some delicious green salsa and smothered with oaxaca cheese, YUMMY! The Micheladas and the margaritas are excellent and well priced.  They have Mariachis every friday night from 7p to 9p, if you want the trip to Mexico feel, this is your place!!
__label__2 The service was pretty fast. I was not too impressed with food. Ordered the culichi shrimp and a consume. My rice was undercooked, there was literally 5 shrimps in the green sauce. The sauce was very watered down. My consume was pretty flavorless, I added salt and limes sadly it didn't help. It was not the best I had but not the worst. Would not come here again.
__label__0 Should have known better than to eat in a place so dark that you can't see the food on your plate. Underwhelming and overpriced.
__label__4 Another place that is really serene and makes you forget you are in a large city! I really liked the Desert Botanical Gardens and I am totally not into flowers or botany!  We had been to DBG once before for Luminarias, but it was so dark that we couldn't see much. I'm glad we returned in the daylight.\n\nWe took my inlaws yesterday after brunch and they absolutely loved DBG. My father-in-law is totally into photography, so DBG was awesome for him. We saw tons of people with cameras, so it is a photographer's haven.  I really had no clue there were so many types of cactus. There are hands on activities scattered throughout (probably for kids on field trips) and boards with information, which comes in handy on the Sonoran Desert Trail when you want to figure out which mountain in the distance is Camelback, Piestewa, Four Peaks, etc.  We saw little lizards, hummingbirds, quail, and ground squirrels while wondering around as well.\n\nThere is much to see and you can get through the gardens as quickly or as leisurely as you would like. We spent about two and a half hours there, which I think is a perfect amount of time. You see everything and are ready to leave by the end.  A very nice place to take visitors on a nice day.
__label__2 Dropping some stars due to the Luminaria policy. Myself and four friends bought tickets to the luminarias a bit ago. It rained today, so the luminarias were canceled, which I understand. However, as the event is sold out every other night, we were told we could not get tickets for another night and could get a refund or donate our ticket money. I do appreciate the refund, and I know they cannot control the weather, but I do think it stinks that we will miss the luminarias through no fault of our own.
__label__2 I've been to the gardens 3 times and that's why I'm giving it an overall 3 rating, my experiences were very different.\n\nOriginally, I attended in the spring a couple years ago, during the week, but during the butterfly exhibit.  At this time I think it cost $7 to enter the gardens.  It was a nice visit, calm and beautiful.\n\nMy second visit was during the luminarias (sp?) at Christmas time.  It helps that I had free passes, but this was a great visit as well.  Beautiful to see the gardens as night and wander, quite romantic.  The musical stops were pleasant and the wine samplings excellent.\n\nMy third visit this week disappointed me.  While the Chihuly exhibit is interesting, the crowd it attracts makes it more of a disappointment than a pleasure for me.  Many people there only for the glass who were disrespectful of those pausing to see the plants, being loud, and lots of misbehaving children who would rather be somewhere made for children.  Also, the gardens are now $15 + $3 to see the butterfly exhibit.  That's getting a little crazy.  Make sure you get online and get a coupon.  \n\nOverall, the gardens will always be a place I take my parents when they are in town.  But I'll look for a slower time to attend.
__label__4 Another weekend of visiting Phoenix and what the hell am I gonna do besides eat?\n\nUnfortunately, Phoenix didn't have an array of free places to visit, besides walking around downtown or their version of Old Town. Being from San Diego, I got spoiled by being able to walk around the beaches, Balboa Park, Seaport Village, the Gaslamp District.... You get the picture.\n\nThough the Desert Botanical Garden isn't free ($15 per adult), I gotta say that this has to be on everyone's to visit list, if one ever goes to Phoenix. The desert garden is pretty amazing, with all it's wild life and vegetation. Walking around the garden paths, we spotted lizards, cacti and birds galore! I even saw a garden gnome (http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/IdCOpMsZ67g-oQZLgAsnOA?select=-TOj_E-xHmaOBW9NggUMmg). No joke!\n\nCoincidentally, the DBG happened to be hosting the Chihuly Glass exhibit, while we visited. So, we got more bang for our buck. For an additional $3, we also got to see the Butterfly Exihibit. Entertaining since butterflies were on people, as well as plants. Pretty cool, considering we spent almost 3 hours here.\n\nA definite MUST. And, though the Chihuly Exhibit is now done and gone, I do look forward to visiting, again, and hopefully checking out another exhibit.
__label__4 Awesome!\n\nGrowing up in Scottsdale, I never went to the botanical gardens. I mean come on, what's there to do there? It's not the same as going to the zoo.\n\nBut now, it's a must. Go around dusk or check out their website for one of their events. The Chihuly Exhibit was pretty cool last year. And that's what I like, they're more than just a bunch of cacti. \n\nBring a camera.
__label__3 I love the garden.  I go walking here 3-4 nights a week, because I work close by.  I have a couple of spots I love to sit and commune with nature.  I can't tell you, because then I'd have to kill you.  Bunnies, frogs, lizards, quail...love to watch the wildlife.  I keep missing the king snake, who lives near the patio cafe.  I only wish people would realize it's a garden, not a playground or amusement park.  Modulate your voices, please!
__label__3 At the DBG's for the first time ever a couple of months ago to check out the venue for my daughter's wedding. From the very beginning, Amber that young lady who worked with us was professional, on the ball and organized...far more than I can say about the wedding planner. I believe she must be the park's event coordinator and totally rocked it. \n\nThe place is truly beautiful, so different from what a \"traditional\" garden looks like. Read the other reviews and the other folks will give you a much better idea of the type of plants, bugs, small animals, or as my granddaughter loudly proclaimed \" the birds with the hats!\" \n\nThere were four other wedding going on the afternoon (4/29/11) but we never really heard much except for some far away music. Signs were clearly posted leading the way to the wedding site *and the rehearsal the night before) and the restrooms were exceptionally clean and pleasant to use. \n\nThere was a very large room with shuttered windows and AC where my daughter and her wedding party dressed and a smaller, similar room where the groom and his group readied themselves. After the wedding, as the chairs and such were put away, the entire group came back to the same area which is a small courtyard and had a cocktail hour. \n\nMy daughter and her husband were married in the far back arena where they have the outdoor concerts and therein lies the only reason this wonderful place does not get five stars. \n\nIf you have your wedding at this particular site, park your car in the dirt lot that is adjacent to the unloading area. It is the first right as you come into the park and has a sign posted that reads \"Service area only.\" I understand that during the afternoon the park may want you to stroll leisurely through the park enjoying the natural beauty of the place but at the end of a very long day, it would've been so much better to park in back and take a 5 min. walk as opposed to an agonizing 15 min. stroll. \nIt was incredibly hard for some of the older folks in the group making their way back to the cars and by the time the wedding ended, it was late and the only rangers we saw were on our way out. \n\nIt was also very dark there and the lights on the canopy over the wedding table did not come on for a long time but eventually they did and it was truly breathtaking (you may want to have someone be the on the watch for this so the wedding party doesn't eat in the dark.) Lovely place to have a party or wedding, parking not so great. \n\nThank you DBG for making my daughter's wedding so very memorable!
__label__2 A great place, no doubt, but with admission at $18 per adult, it has the feel of an expensive tourist trap.  Why pay so much for someone to \"show you nature\"?\n\nMy suggestion: Go out and explore the desert on your own.\n\n-Hike in the Phoenix Mountains Preserve area. (One of many parks.)\n-Explore the saguaros and lush desert outside the city. (My favorite region is toward Florence Junction & Superior along US Highway 60.)\n-Visit a retail cactus farm. (There are many!)\n\nThen again, if you're a tourist and don't mind spending the money, go for it.
__label__4 This is one of my favorite escapes from the city while still within the city! I've lived in AZ for a year and have been visiting DBG on average once a month since my arrival in the serenity of the Sonoran. The way the plants take on a different character and color at various times throughout the year.....lovely! The paths are well-maintained, the staff and volunteers all seem to enjoy their surroundings, and the guests of all ages seem as contented as I feel while meandering through cacti, succulents, grasses, herbs, flowering plants, and the AWESOME SCULPTURES that just pop a color into view at the best turns! \n\nI have a few events on my calendar for this coming Fall, including Music in the Garden, and I will definitely be taking more houseguests to DBG as part of my \"AZ favorites\" tour :)\n\nI was impressed with the Butterfly Pavilion when we visited on 4/9/13.....plenty of species to get up close and personal with! My nephew also got a kick out of the flashlight tour that we enjoyed in May of this year.......get there to get out of the city!
__label__3 Love the Chihuly Art throughout the gardens, I was bummed that the cafe was closed. It's definitely a great walk this great scenery! Lovely for photos!
__label__4 This review is mainly based on the Chihuly Exhibit and the wonderful job Desert Botanical Gardens does to keep this place looking simply fabulous.\n\nBeen here a few times throughout my stay in PHX and each time we come back it gets better and better. The place looks a lot bigger than we remembered and had more paths and special interest to enjoy than last time.\n\nCame with the family and used a Groupon thingamajig. Daughter is a coupon clipper and did a great job on this one. We could not decide whether to see the Chihuly exhibit at night or first thing in the morning. Granddaughter was with us so we decided to go with the early morning adventure and we were not disappointed.\n\nWow is all we can say. What an amazing selection of cactus, desert trees and bushes from all over the world. There are even wildflowers and tons of different critters and birds that make themselves right at home. It was fun watching everyone shooting pictures of just about anything that moved or sweet family photos next to something extravagant or amazing.\n\nThis is always been a great place to take people from out of town or just a great way to get some exercise while enjoying the heavenly works sent from above. We probably walked close to a couple of miles before we were done.\n\nBring your sunscreen, shady hat, some good walking shoes and plenty of liquids to drink. The dessert can take the life right out of you if you are not careful. So be cool and stay hydrated and rest in the shade when you get a chance. MOST EXCELLENT!\n\n4.75 STARS
__label__4 What a wonderful place to visit. Especially at night during the holidays. This past holiday season the Chihuly exhibit was magical. Treat yourself and go.
__label__0 Terrible. Sergios installed sod at my house and didn't bring a roller. The \"crew\" didn't even know what one was. When I called the office they told me another crew would come later in the day to roll it. I went ahead and paid. Big mistake. They never came back. The job came out terribly.  When I tried to follow up they ignore my messages. I recommend going with someone who's more honest and reputable.
__label__1 The 3 person team arrived early but that was ok.  I asked the price and after a bit of communication issues was given an hourly rate.  I have a very small front & back yard.  They rang the door 35 minutes later for their money and I was told I owed for a full hour ($95).  When l talked to the owner nothing was said about a minimum charge. They would have bad a repeat client had They been honest.
__label__3 Big rooms. Clean but have a smell to them. The included 7a-10a buffet breakfast is good (needs sausages,though). Nice to have that refrigerator & microwave,too. Free shuttle to the airport on the half hour was extremely convenient. Tipping at breakfast and with the shuttle (which can take or pick you up at places in less than a 2 mile radius) is appreciated just the same as you would your housekeeper.
__label__4 Very Cute and Cozy Place! \n\nThe Food was AMAZING! \nSeriously I have been thinking about it all day and whether my diet likes it or not I'll be returning very soon! \n\nI got the Appetizer Platter which came with a Pupusa, a chicken meat pie, a chicken tamale and beans. (see pics) \n\nEverything was wonderful and fresh and oh so Delicious! \n\nI would have to tell anyone who has never had this kind of food, do not be intimidated, go for it you won't be sorry, my particular meal wasn't spicy or greasy it was just the best thing I have tasted in weeks and it's definitely budget friendly!
__label__0 I have been to this restaurant three times for lunch while at work, and I must say that the first time I was there, the service was slow and the food mediocre.  The last two times I went there, it was not by my choice but by group consensus.  The food is also mediocre at best, having a friend whose mother is from El Salvador, this food was terrible, absolutely terrible in comparison.  The beans and cheese and pork inside my pupusa had the consistency of water, and the hot sauce seemed like it was 3 parts water, 1 part hot sauce.  Each time I went there I called ahead and placed my order, and I had to wait at least 15 minutes for my drink and at a minimum of 30 - 45 min. to wait for my food (after ordering ahead!!).  I brought this up with the family that owns the restaurant, and they told me, in their exact words, it's not their problem, and if I had brought more people then we would have had better service and they don't need to worry about one customer because they have been there for so long if they lose one customer, they have many more waiting.  I don't understand how a place with one or two waitresses can even expect to adequately service their customers correctly.  I have been overcharged and never received items that I have ordered that were still on my check and I had to argue with the owner.  It is by far the worst service I have ever received in this city.  About 5 people I work with have all sworn to never return to this store.
__label__3 I really like this place. We used to come here often and then didn't for a long time just because we weren't in the hood when they were open. The las two weeks I've been by and had a late lunch. The people that t=run this place are so genuinely nice. The ensalada drink is refreshing in this heat. I usually get a veg papusa and fried plantain. My husband had the chicken soup and loved it and then the chicken special and loved it. I'm so glad we went back.
__label__3 Loved this place.  The service was great, the restaurant was spotless, the food was really great and it was very affordable.  The Pupusa's were amazing!  I also loved their mango iced tea and the desserts were really tasty as well.
__label__2 Not a bad place. Service is good with friendly employees. The food, although not the beat does taste good and is fresh.  While there I had the angry whopper. Im not a fan of thick french fries, but theirs was still good. \n\nWhat I liked most was their choices of soda. They have \"orange coke\" flavored soda. I never even heard of it before, so I had to try and and wow. Was it good.  \n\nSadly the whole time I was thinking there they never swept the floor that needed it. Yeah its a small thing and I am not going to eat off it, but visually it is not appealing. The same is true of their bathroom floor.
__label__2 It's old.  It's tired.  The Embassy Suites here on North 44th hasn't changed much in the last several years.  But it's the only place we baseball fans prefer to stay.\n\nSure, we could stay at the Marriott and carouse with the baseball players, but it's too expensive over there and it's not our style.  The Embassy Suites has breakfast made to order in the morning, and free cocktails at night.  And a suite so that we can invite others to stay with us.  And the location is perfect:  10 minutes away from the airport, 10 minutes from two baseball fields (Phoenix Muni and Scottsdale), and two minutes from a major shopping center.\n\nAnd they finally got their internet to work.  \n\nSo I don't mind a few maintenance problems, no hair dryer in the bathroom, etc.  This'll do just fine.
__label__4 Delhi Palace has won my heart for Indian food.  There is a great lunch buffet that is well worth a drop in from time to time.  I'm not sure if this location is associated with the Delhi Palace on University, but I have been to both and liked both.  Sometimes Indian food buffets can feel not so fresh, but both of these restaurants keep things fresh and heated.  \n\nThis restaurant has my stamp of approval as my favorite Indian food in the Phoenix area.
__label__2 Avoid the lunch buffet.  Excellent Chicken Tikka Masala.
__label__1 Decent. The dishes are somewhat bland and seem to be not quite as authentic as I have had in the past. The curry was ok and the tikka masala, well Ive had better. The buffet is above average and as always the Naan was wonderful!
__label__3 came here last Saturday night with a friend. the food is very good and you get a large portion - I had leftovers for lunch the next day. my only gripe is that the naan was a little more burnt/crispy than I like. I will be back to try their weekend buffet though.
__label__3 Have been to red devil on a number of occasions and have enjoyed each visit. If you are not a fan of waiting for a table or waiting for a while on your food, don't stop by Friday nights. The place is packed. It you like white pizza, this place is worth the stop.
__label__0 I came here years ago to see Henry Rollins Spoken word. (Totally awesome by the way: five stars.) The seats here though were absolutely HORRENDOUS! Now I'm 5'11\" so I'm used to not having a lot of leg room so I'm used to sitting sideways so my knees aren't banging into the seat in from of me. Here, legs to the side and I'm still rammed up against the next row. It was like being in a three hour yoga pose. \n\nI have never before and never since seen rows of seats so close to eat other. Only my sister in law could sit comfortably and she's 5'1\". Come on Celebrity Theatre, just a couple more inches. Size really does matter. If anyone told you otherwise, they were lying.
__label__4 I shattered the screen on my old Droid2, so I stopped by Sun Cellular on my way home from work. It was after 4:30 and the shop closes at 5. Even though Dan was still working on other phones, rather than turning me away, he said he could get mine done that day and stayed open past 5. There was a hard plastic band around the edge of my phone that was also cracked. Dan offered to replace it, free of charge, if he could take it from another phone. Unfortunately, that piece was more damaged on the phones he had, but it was awesome of him to offer!
__label__0 I would not recommend this apartment complex to anyone. Several negatives affect this review:\n\n1. My car was broken into! This is a \"gated\" community where the gate doesn't work half of the time!\n2. The apartment staff don't seem to care about their renters. Maintenance is a second thought, with little to no urgency. When asking about a piece of mail that was delivered to the office, they seemed to have no idea where it could have gone and keep no log of incoming or outgoing mail. On top of that, they didn't care enough to find the mail!\n3. Grounds are kept at a minimum. Dog bags are refilled occasionally, bushes are cut haphazardly. Overall, just unkempt.\n\nI'd say stay away from this place!!
__label__3 This is by far the best BBQ place in Phoenix IMO.  The only problem that I always ran into is what to get.  All the meats are smoked to perfection and the link are spiced just the way i like it.\n\nThe BBQ sauce is so good that I keep a gallon of this wonder in my fridge at all times.\n\nOh, and they also have Alcohol!!
__label__2 This was a pretty decent place for good BBQ.  There isn't that much variety - mostly focused on BBQ meat sandwiches.  The good thing is that despite the small menu, what they do have is pretty good - I had the BBQ beef, which was tasty and had a ton of flavor.
__label__2 Must have been an off day but still pretty good. Better luck next time!
__label__3 I've been going to this particular one since 1987.  It was a ritual to go there right after the Copper World race, Indy car race and  the races at Manzanita.  Great food, great portions and great atmosphere.
__label__4 Honey Bear's provided catering for our wedding last month and the food was unbelievably good! We had the barbeque chicken and pulled pork--both were out of this world. They delivered the food right on time as well, so that was one wedding detail we didn't have to stress over!  I would highly, highly recommend this joint to any and everyone! Thank you so much for making our backyard barbeque wedding dreams come true!
__label__1 I really wanted to like this place since I really dig family owned businesses I guess I will start my review by saying I ordered via phone but when I called I got an automated system that was horrible and didn't route you to anyone instead it said to call another number. After placing a huge order they said it would be done in 30 minutes. I went to pick up my order an hour later and it was still not ready and ended up waiting another 30 minutes when I looked around it seemed that everyone there was waiting for food and no food was being served in a timely matter. After finally getting my food I really wasn't impressed. \n\nPulled Pork-Dry\nBrisket-Dry\nSauce-Weak and needed spice\nBaked Beans-Very good especially with the sausage \nHot Links- Not bad but not spicy\nColeslaw- Very good \nCorn Bread- bland and tasted old
__label__0 I'm from Chicago and dying for some fantastic tasting ribs, other than those that I BBQ myself. Everyone pointed me to Honey Bear's BBQ.\n\nThe place is clean and casual, and the service is OK. But the ribs were horrible. The beer was fantastic though and I first thought maybe the alcohol had dulled my taste buds. I remember screaming, \"Either this is a poor cut of beef/pork or both animals had mad cow/pig disease!\"\n\nI decided to return and give them another chance, and not order alcohol. I ordered the ribs and again, \"Mad Cow Disease!\"\n\nI won't ever return. How does that go: \"First time shame on you, second time shame on me...\"
__label__0 The food wasn't very tasty. The bathrooms will make you leave and not even ask for your money back.
__label__2 Nice typical zoo with all the usual animals with a few surprises and exceptions.\n\nThe \"reptile house\" was a joke.  The prairie dogs...dayum...they're obese!  \n\nThe different themes throughout the zoo were cool.  And similar to the Toronto zoo, there are peacocks roaming freely and rabbits and quails too.  Oh my!\n\nI thought it was odd that none of the \"restaurants\" at the zoo had any indoor dining rooms. \n\nIn addition, with one person in a wheelchair in our party, we thought it was ridiculous that the zoo wanted $35 for an electric wheelchair rental!!!  Are we renting a golf cart here?\n\nOther than the ridiculousness ,it was a nice big zoo to spend the day.
__label__4 This zoo is amazing. I love that they have two splash zones. Please make sure to have your kids bring water appropriate clothes to play in. The barn and petting area is my daughters favorite place to check out!
__label__0 I am surprised to see other reviewers rate it anymore than an one. I would have given it a zero if it was an option.  We went to the zoo with my family, as we are visiting the Scottsdale area, plopping a hefty $45, expecting to be blown away. I am not well versed in zoo's other than as a mom of two young kids only to find an endless walk to see no animals. This zoo/park reminded me of a deserted zoo- could it be the time of year (Dec)- I don't think so.  Yelpers!! Take your money elsewhere. Did I happen to tell you that I asked for a refund and got a flat out NO REFUNDS. They offered tickets for another day but if I did not see any animals in the park why would I travel again for the same sub par experience?? The two supervisors listened with their Starbucks in hand and had a lot of reasons why our experience was terrible. Not exactly what I expect from a business.
__label__2 It was a nice zoo but VERY small. And I mean extremely small. I've been to free zoos that have more to offer. You could walk through that zoo in 5 minutes if you continues through at a consistent pace. Not many animals and they missed out on some really cool animals. Not worth the price in my opinion.
__label__2 Now this is a true dive.  I believe the sign out front says that they open at 6a.m.  And no, they don't open that early to serve you scrambled eggs and coffee ;)  \n\nLadies, smart to walk with sharp side of your keys out when walking in the parking lot.  Better to wait for your friend (or date but that would be a very unromantic date) in the bar rather than sitting outside Wanderin.  \n\nThe name 'Wanderin' fits.... That is what it feels most of the patrons did ... literally  'wander in' to the bar.  Quite random... older crowd... heavy drinkers...  That is not to say very friendly... had a great debate on the correct recipe for a Moscow Mule with a gentleman down the bar.  No one won, since neither of us had cool phones with internet capabilities. This is not the place to order a cosmopolitan, wear patent leather pumps or sport that pseudo Louis Vuitton purse :)  \n\nI 100% agree with the other reviewer.. this is a MUST visit on any dive bar crawl.
__label__1 ok food...def not thing worth driving more than 5 minutes to... i paid $6 for a burrito and a soda..not expensive but a 3 bite burrito shouldnt be 5 bucks..
__label__0 My cheese enchiladas had non-melted cheese in them. That's a basic prerequisite for enchiladas - melted cheese. Not impressed at all. This place is sophomoric at best. There are far more tastier places in the valley to spend your money on. If I could leave a half star I would. I will never eat here again.
__label__2 Papago is a great place. Staff is accommodating and friendly. The location and scenery are great. One key problem, lack of posting for the appropriate tee off locations.\nPlease mark by colors at each tee off. Provide better signage for those of us who are new to this course. Please consider making these suggested changes. I would have given this course a higher rating of the signage was appropriate.
__label__2 Unfortunately, this place is on a downward trajectory it appears. Many businesses have closed and there are many vacancies. The ones that are there, apart from the Asian Market have changed hands. Not bad, but not worth a special trip.
__label__4 These guys are the best.  They know the products inside and out, and are kind, informative, and fair in everyway.  Take the guess work out of your repair, and let them do what they do best.  I have had many Mercedes, and do know them well, but these guys have so much experience, and knowledge, and I could not recommend a more trustworthy source then the great people at MB Motors.\nYou guys Rock!!!
__label__3 If you like spicy food, this is one of the best places in Phoenix to find it.  I was taken here by some Taiwanese classmates, and enjoy every trip I make.  It's not conveniently located, but worth the trip.\n\nIf you can find a Chinese speaking/reading person to bring with you, you will be able to order some of the specials and things that are only written in Mandarin.  \n\nThere are two menus, the smaller menu with more Americanized fare, and the larger menu with more authentic Chinese cuisine.  If you are into the American side of things, their food is what you would expect.
__label__0 Reading the other reviews here makes me think I must have landed in a parallel universe the night we ate here. \n\nOK, so I'm a Bay Area native and love Sichuan food; I'm white and my girlfriend is Asian. We walk in the door, are seated, and handed the simple menu.  NOTHING of interest on the menu.  We decided on two very basic dishes (General Chou's Chicken and a Sichuan Prawm dish).  The Chicken was atrocious - dry, old-tasting, and nothing but a pile of chicken - no vegetables, no spice, nothing. The shrimp dish was marginally better, but nothing to write home about. \n\nMeanwhile, everyone at other tables seemed to be ordering stuff that we didn't see on the menu ... \"maybe there's a Chinese menu we didn't see\" we said to each other ... \n\nOn our way out, we saw the 'Chinese' menu ... full of the stuff we were looking for - \"pigs stomach with jalapeno\", etc .  So - I'm willing to believe they have good food, but - WHY oh WHY have a separate 'whites' menu? AND - when a white guy walks in with an Asian lady, WHY not give them the 'Asian' menu?  The 1 star accurately reflects the food we ate, and also applies to the waiter who did not think to offer us the appropriate menus. \n\nWe'll probably head back to Chandler for our next Chinese food experience.
__label__2 Decent food... if you want \"Sichuan/Szechwan\" food you have to ask for the black menu. We noticed when Asians came into the restaurant they were only given the black menu, we had to ask for it. \n\nThat aside, the food was flavorful and tasty, but, even \"hot\" dishes were far from hot, even though we asked for them to be very hot. \n\nDumplings were a bit over done and soggy. While I've not been to china, this wasn't on par with Sichuan places I've been to in NY and other major cities. I do really want to try their 'Hot Pots' so am looking forward to go back for that. \n\nService was swift and polite.   Knowing Mandarin Chinese or having a friend that knows it woudl help. \n\nSo if you take the Szechwan part out of it, I think it's a decent place to go for what I can only guess is Americanized Chinese food in general.\n\nThe water cooked chicken had a very interesting herbal spice to it and was very pleasant with other dishes on the table.
__label__1 Average to a little less than average.  Staff was rushed and left me to call them over to get our check.  Waitress then looked at her tip with me sitting there.  Didn't mind looking back at her while it seemed like she thought about asking for more.  \n\nFood is average Szechwan fare.  Hot and Sour Soup is spicier and good, but missing the sour part.  Dumplings were good quality and didn't skimp on meat.  However, their sauces were bland.  Almond Chicken is servicable... just skip noticing that they use peanuts instead of almonds and that there is barely 3 oz of chicken.  Rice was a tad dry.\n\nMeh...
__label__3 Nice ambiance, nice authentic spicy chinese food.  \nAs good as you can get here in Arizona;  it aint L.A or San Fran, but does a good job to satisfy the craving for real chinese.\n \nOf all the Cofco asian restaurants, this is one of the more presentable ones to bring business clients or a new date, if ambiance is key to scoring positive brownie points.    \n \nFor some bizarre reason, on the weekends, it is filled with asian-women/white guy couples,    which strikes me as hilarious.  If it wasn't for this,  I would eat there multiple times a week. \nAsian woman orders from real chinese menu;  her white guy orders from chow mein menu.\n \nSide note:  Get a grip; asian women check each other out, and  usually not in a nice way--like in a sizing you up-comparing you to herself way--so I usually end up losing my appetite when I catch one of them staring at me (and my man) and whispering to her white guy or her girlfriends about me;  yah, I understand the shit you say about me, asian girls, because I speak your language too, hello!\n \nSo I compensate for my chinese food cravings by quick carry out.  Works like a charm every time.  I'm happy, my own Cracker is happy.  Owner gets lots of business and is happy. \n \nWe all win.
__label__3 This is a restaurant I have been to umpteen times and thought of reviewing just now. Hands down my favorite Chinese restaurant. Though admittedly, i havent experimented too much here, i have found what I love and stick to it. And that special list includes water boiled chicken, green beans with bacon, spinach with garlic, fish in black bean sauce. Order from the chinese menu, dont go with the cliche of kung pao chicken when all of these yummy dishes exist.
__label__3 Kungpao chicken is the best iv ever had!\n\nFood is great, they are fast, and friendly. \n\nI love this place!
__label__3 For the price at lunch I am not sure you can get much better.  The food is good to great.  The price is cheaper then Panda Express and it blows that out of the water.  I love the Sweet and Sour, and the Kung Pau.  They give you soup and a salad with your meal as well.
__label__0 Went with an open mind to try something new and out of the ordinary. Ordered pig intestine stirfry but server talked me into boiled beef and fish. What a mistake!  Flavor was different but initially good. After a few mouths full I began to have a numbness in my lips and tongue. I left and was still charged for inedible food. My suggestion is to go to Panda Express. Terrible food and service to match.
__label__0 The WORST EXPERIENCE EVER. Not only did they serve us EXTREMELY salty food - for all three dishes and one EXTREMELY SOUR- we had three people in our party, so it's not just my opinion- when we told them to try it, they said it suits out taste and refused to cancel the charge until after thirty minutes of disputing with them. WILL NEVER RETURN HERE. (Btw Chinese people at our table so they actually know what it's supposed to taste like)
__label__3 There are lots of great restaurants near Phoenix area, as a Chinese student, I would like to say the Szechwan palace can represent the authentic Chinese food.  I ordered Mopo Tofu, Chongqing Hotpot and Boiled beef and fish today. All dishes are really spicy and I really love it.
__label__3 You can get anything and everything you can get from Costco in behemoth size.  I usually wouldn't write about a chain, but this Costco has to be one of the better organized and there are an abundant amount of workers to help you out.  Be prepared to spend at least $100.  You think you only need a few things, but you keep adding up more.  On this particular occasion for whatever reason, I spent more than $400.  I was definitely packing it in for the winter hibernation.  Lastly, they have their food court indoors, which is essential considering your food or icre cream would wither away in the 110 degree heat.
__label__2 The staff is nice .... Tables never seem to be clean and treys the beef brisket was great except for the bread
__label__0 I guess you could say I have been here 1.5 times.  This is the closest walk in clinic to my work place so I have ventured here out of convenience.  The first time was last summer and I just felt ill all over.  After a total of 3 hours here they did not know what was wrong with me but were going to treat me like I had strep throat. Three hours is not too long to wait if the lobby had been full but there were only about 3 others waiting with me and what seemed like an army of employees.  I was in the actual exam room for what seemed like 2.5 hours.  They were \"kind\" enough to give me a blanket which looked like someone had vomited all over it and then it dried to a crusty finish.  The nurses kept coming in and checking on me; taking blood pressure  and temperature and demanded I take a pregnancy test.  I told them it was highly unlikely I was preggers (since I was not getting any but I felt they did not need to know all my extra cirricular activities or lack there of so I obliged them).  Finally they wrote me a prescription and I was on my way.   They never gave me the results of my pregnancy test but I was able to figure it out! \n\nSo, feeling ill and desperate I decided to give it one more chance yesterday but found myself disgusted as soon as I walked in.  There was a sign that read:  Due to technical difficulties we can not accept credit or debit cards.  Only cash or checks.  Well, I forgot my check book (since it's not 1987)  and don't carry cash so I asked the receptionist if I could put my name down and then run to the ATM about 2 blocks away.  She was at a loss for words but then basically told me no.  There were 8 people ahead of me!  I doubt they would get to the other 8 in the ten minutes it would take for me to go to the ATM.\n\nUpset and ill I remembered another clinic that I have been told is nice and I was on my way.
__label__0 I love the food, Karen is an excellent waitress, (the other one sucks) and I HATE THE SMOKE!  \n\nPay attention people!  Allowing smoke to drift into the building while people are eating is a VIOLATION.  I even asked the manager to put his cigarette out that he left burning in the ashtray and he just ignored me.  When I asked if they could at least shut the door while people were eating he said \"NO\".  Sorry for ya, enjoy your fine!  \n\nPS, get a couple of new speakers for the crap radio station you play in there.  I know you can't hear too well but trust me, those have been blown for a couple years now!
__label__3 I came to Souper Salad right after getting rejected by a closeby Quiznos that didn't accept my online coupon (a story I will write next).  I asked them if they had any specials, and they offered a coupon for free drinks with no questions asked.  I have been to Soupplantation/Sweet Tomatoes several times, so I was expecting something similar.  \n\nI first came to the salad bar, and I noticed that there were a lot of variety of vegetables and even meats.  At Sweet Tomatoes, you usually have to pay a little extra for chicken.  \n\nThe sides were pretty tasty too with 3 different kind of soups, pizza, pasta, and nachos.\n\nSo far 3 good points to the meal, and then comes the extras.  They had a cinnamon roll bread to die for.  It tasted especially good with a little ice cream on top.\n\nI will pleasantly happy after a bad experience from Quiznos.
__label__1 Cheap and low-quality\n\nA decent selection at a fair price, but the quality is far less than Sweet Tomatoes.  The salad bar wasn't kept fresh (wilted lettuce, low containers), the pizza was like a frozen type (crappy crust and sauce), greasy/oil atop of the meat for the tacos.  I won't go on.\n\nOn that note, it serves the purpose for a buffet - mass quantities for the masses.\n\nI will not go back.  I would prefer to spend $3-4 extra dollars to go to Sweet Tomatoes any day.
__label__1 Good food\nFriendly service (only if they are not busy)\nI mainly go here for the appetizers and beer during happy hour
__label__1 We visited this Applebee's location last night.  We were out running errands, it was getting late, and this location is right around the corner from the house.  \n\nThe food is average for a chain.  You know what you're gonna get no matter what location you go to.  The service however is hit or miss...and last night the service missed the mark by a mile!\n\nOur waiter got to our table and asked for our drink order.  Good deal.  We order when he returns with our drinks.  \n  \nJ's order - Fajitas. \nMy order - Oriental Chicken Salad\nBaby C's order - Kids Meal Grilled chicken sandwich  (Kids Eat Free on Tuesdays)\n\nOur server, Michael,  runs off before I'm able to state..uhhh...the kids meal comes with a drink and side!!  We have to flag him down.  We state...we didn't have a chance to order the drink or side for our son.  He's like...oh i ordered him fries.  I'll have to go change it.  \n\nREALLY!?  I'm so sorry to inconvenience you!!  And I'm glad you think you know better than I do what I wanna feed MY CHILD!  Wow!  How perceptive of you...ya dumbazz!!  I order Baby C some steamed broccoli and a juice.  \n\nJ's and my food come out as ordered.  Baby C's is MIA.  A few minutes later his sandwich is brought out....with an applesauce.  Again I have to flag down the server so the correction can be made.  About 5 minutes later we get a side of over steamed broccoli...but whatever.  Baby C doesn't seem to mind.  \n\nDrinks...he's on the ball with refills of my water.  But misses the mark with J's root beer refill.  He brings him Dr. Pepper instead.  And then when J says...hey this is Dr. Pepper, not Root Beer.  The server is like..you ordered Dr. Pepper though, right?  WRONG!  \n\nThen we had to wait around for the check and for him to run my card.  It was funny, but I was looking around and spotted the servers other tables.  The one right next to us didn't seem happy either with the service.  In fact they seemed pretty pissed.  \n\nI sure hope we get a different server if and when we ever return.
__label__1 No wait for a Wednesday night which was nice and the food came out quickly.  Fish and chips were crispy on the outside and still cold on the inside.  Sandwich was ok, but nothing very impressive and definitely not worth the $9.99 price tag.  We sent back the Fish and Chips and it took a pretty long time to get the replacement meal we requested.  Not planning on returning ever again.  Service was quick, except for the replacement meal taking forever.
__label__0 I just came back from visiting this location and I have to say the experience was just terrible. I've been to this location like three or four times but this time the experience was just awful. The waiter was not friendly, did not smile once, and she was not attentive whatsoever. I myself have worked in the restaurant industry and know how stressful and chaotic it can be but she did not even ask us if we were okay. We ordered the appetizer trio and our entrees after. It took 45 minutes for our food to get to the table, not once in that time did she ask if we were okay or that our food was almost out, no service whatsoever. We ended up gettiny our food, which was cold by the way, and never even got the appetizer we ordered. I was so upset with this visit, the manager was great and took care of the bill, I left hungry and upset. I'm not one of those people to take the time to write reviews everywhere I dine at, but this experience was just horrible.
__label__1 A very odd experience.  \n\nWe entered in the front of the restaurant where we were met by the hostess.  We told her we were there for happy hour and she proceeded to show us to what I thought was the bar area. Well, yes but she took us out the back door of the restaurant, to the back door of the bar.  Once there I started to get nervous.  A line of 4 or 5 people waiting to get in met by two security people checking Identification.  \n\nOnce you show the security people your ID, they then put a wrist band on you.  I am pushing 50, but perhaps without the wrist band, someone may mistake me for under 21.  \n\nFinally inside, it was a throw back to some 80's nightclub with old school music and flashing lights and more, at attention security staff.  \n\nThey feature a free happy hour buffet with assorted Mexican food, which was actually fresh and tasty.  Our server was nice and attentive.  \n\nThe entire time we were there, I was worried to why they needed a security team roaming about.
__label__0 Yesterday, we stop in for a late lunch. We decide to split a couple appetizers. While we are waiting they brought us the normal chips and salsa. The chips tasted stale and the salsa was pretty gross too. Then our food came. We ordered loaded nachos - which were far from loaded. I am still trying to figure out how they managed to put everything in one tiny corner of the plate. The second plate was the mini chimis. Oh my gosh, they were even worse! Soggy, covered in sour cream and what I think was guacamole?  They were inedible! Yuck! I wouldn't recommend this place to anyone. No no no
__label__0 Since zero stars is not an option 1 shall do. \n\nOne of the worst dinning experiences EVER!\nMe and my party of 4 sat down on a beautiful Saturday afternoon after the PRIDE festival just down the road. We sat and enjoyed the free chips and salsa and nothing else. After 25 minutes and ZERO service of a beverage or even an acknowledgement of our being there we decided to leave. \nIf the place had been busy that would have been different but we were 1 of maybe 5 tables being used. \nSad sad restaurant. \nNever again.
__label__2 Good place.  Friendly staff.  It has a nice little bar with a few TV's to watch the game, which is a lot to ask in Midtown Phoenix. :)
__label__0 Think twice before ordering online or by phone from this florist.\n\nI ordered a $185 \"European Basket\" to be sent to a friend.  What was shown on their website was truly beautiful.  What arrived didn't even remotely resemble the photo.  I realize that florists reserve the right to make changes in an arrangement based upon availability,etc.  However, we are not talking about that here.  The entire arrangement was different.  As if someone got 2 orders mixed up and my recipient ended up with the ugly one.\nIt would not have been difficult for Cactus Flowers to pick up the phone and let me know that what I ordered was something that they were not able to produce presently.  And then worked with me to find a satisfying solution.  Instead I am left feeling like I was taken by this company, and my friend has received an ugly arrangement that I did not order, should NEVER have been charged $185 for, and am embarrassed to even have my name attached to it.\nBased on my experience, I will never do business with Cactus Flowers again.  If you have no option but them, think long and hard about doing internet or phone orders.   There are plenty of other florists in the valley that deserve the business.
__label__3 Stayed here when I traveled for work about a month ago. \n\nWhat I liked:\n-Really liked the room; bed, separate room for sofa, tv, and mini fridge\n-free Internet in my room\n-great rate for a weeknight, just around $100\n-hotel had a cool interior, open floors, but not loud where you could hear chatter.\n\nWhy no fifth star:\n-parking garage is really confusing to navigate\n-breakfast was a bit expensive, get the buffet, not the menu items.\n\nWould come back here since it's close to work and good value for a Hilton.
__label__1 So disappointed.  My husband and I decided to have a little stay-cation because I am 8 months pregnant with twins.  Upon a riving to the hotel we were under the impression we would be greeted by vallet. Surely one of the great hilton hotels would have someone to park cars on a busy Saturday afternoon.  NO there was no one outside. Secondly the front desk gal was very friendly.  Good greeting she educated me on the package my husband had bought as I checked us in while he was parking the car. After I checkled in  I looked for someone to help me with our bags. Again no one there to help. So With a luggage cart in hand I found the elivator....ok so now you are telling me there is not even someone to help me get this thing to the 8th floor . When I got to the room they key card  that i was given didn't even unlock the door. So that meant toting the same bulky luggage cart back to the elevator back down stairs though the lobby. While 8 months pregnant mind u. I had it. I called my husband he came up to the room and went down stairs to get a new card. I checked out the room nothing extraordinary.  But I was jus ready to relax except I found old french fries in the couch and a dead fly on the bed....we will not be returning to the hilton.  For 200$. This has been a craptastic experience.  I really wish I had jus booked a room at the Sheraton or the local holiday inn.
__label__1 Don't Do Online Ordering!\n\nTypically, I really like the food from STNY. Today was my first time ordering from them online - but it will definitely be my last!\n\nI'm no novice at online ordering - I buy lots of stuff online, including local pizza delivery. Wanting something, different, I visit the STNY website, see they have online ordering - cool! So, I create my account, place my order, pay online, get my email confirmation... a few minutes later, one of their employees calls and says, \"Yeah, we don't know why but you got two free toppings on this pizza. We're gonna go ahead with it this time but in the future we're gonna have to charge you extra.\" \n\nUm, WTF?! All I did was click the buttons to indicate what kind of pizza I wanted, the toppings, followed their prompts for payment including adding a tip (even though that was confusing to do). If there's a problem in the way their system calculates out my total, it is CLEARLY a problem with their programming NOT with me the customer! She seriously made me feel like I was trying to get away with something... how could I \"sneak\" in a couple of extra toppings on their system?! Do they not even think things through before calling their customers with accusations?\n\nThey just lost my business. NOT COOL!
__label__3 I now know where the hipsters are in Phoenix. \nAn easy ordering menu like In-N-Out, but with fresh rustic sandwiches.  \nOnly four different sandwiches, four different salads, and a small variety of sodas in a bottle makes life easy to decide.    \nI liked the quick service, the banter between the staff and regulars, and bench seating.  \nI don't like that it's only open for lunch on the weekdays.\nWhatever they are doing though, they are doing it right, because I think about eating there a lot and their other restaurant Pizzeria Bianco.
__label__2 Ok here's the deal. I went to pizzeria bianco this past week and bar bianco, so when we headed out to try Lux this morning, I figured, why not wait around and try Pane Bianco too. So that's what the BF and I did. Right when the restaurant opened I went in intending to only order one sandwich for the BF and I to share, but once inside, I saw they had a special focaccia and decided to get that too so we could have a more broad idea of what the food is like at this place. Both the sandwich and focaccia had mozz, basil, and tomato. So I went up and ordered and the man taking the orders was less than super friendly, but I can understand that for a place trying to be fast that is also super busy. Then I stepped to the side to pay with some other guy, who was actually pretty nice. After that, you have to sit around and wait for your food.... this is kind of awkward because the space is very small and warm and there are products all around so no matter where I stood I felt like I was in someone's way. Finally, they called my name and I got a little paper bag with my food in it and went to sit outside. The BF and I started by splitting the sandwich. Ok, so the sandwich was alright, I liked how the ingredients tasted fresh and the bread was very good, but it really could use something to make it a little more interesting. If they were to drizzle a little bit of aged balsamic on the sandwich, it would be delicious and I would want to come back for it all the time. As is.... I thought it was a little boring and would be kind of easy to make at home, so why would I come here for it? So after we finished that, we moved on to the focaccia. \n\nNow this was a different story. The focaccia was really good. It's like a corner slice of a square pizza almost. It had the same ingredients as the sandwich, but somehow tasted way better. I guess it's the melted cheese, the type of bread, and the fact that there was clearly olive oil on it that helped it be so much more flavorful. This was close to as good as the pizza was that we got at pizzeria bianco the other day. So, that made me happy and it only cost $4.50, so that made me even happier. I would be much more likely to come here than to wait three hours for the other. \n\nSo why does this place get 3 stars and the other get 4? I thought the selection here was very limited, which is fine if it helps them put out more quality food, but man, there's not a lot of choice. Also, the service was much better at the pizzeria. Finally, the appetizers at the pizzeria were freakin amazing and nothing I got today was amazing. HOWEVER I would probably come here again before going back to the pizzeria due to wait time.\n\nPS I didn't get a sweet! Now I feel sad. :-(
__label__2 Totally expect to get my ass kicked by the serious Pane Bianco devotees on here, but oh well. Meh. I don't like paying $10+ for a sandwich, and then almost $4 for a side, and $2-3 for a bottle of water/bottle of soda. That is not an acceptable lunch option to me. Especially when I have yet to patron Pane Bianco one time and not been hungry an hour later. This is the freakin' sushi bar of the sandwich world.\n\nWhile I'll agree that the ingredients are fresh, you get so few of them it would be difficult to know otherwise. I've been several times now and pretty much always get the tomato/mozz sandwich as I don't eat tuna salad or have a taste for sopressatta. The other day however I got the market sandwich and I was so excited to be able to try something new because it had turkey in it. 2 whole super thin supermarket looking slices of turkey. Mmmmmm. Delicious giant pieces of bread with two super thin slices of turkey in the middle. How could I say anything nasty about paying $10 for you? How dare I be hungry an hour later when you made me so full with all of that bread? You get the picture. Stick the the tomato/mozz sandwich if you're heading this way. Oh, and make sure someone else is picking up this ludicrous tab.
__label__4 Always a great meal, tomato moz sandwich amazing, focia pizza amazing
__label__1 I used to be a huge huge fan of this place.  But, recently they seem to have quality control issues.  One issue has been the bread---which used to be nothing short of awesome.  One a couple of recent visits (off the lunch time rush) the bread tasted like it had been sitting around (in one case, the sandwich was inedible).  A second issue has been seasoning, which used to be perfect.  In one case, the sandwich lacked any taste and in another case, the moz was unevenly salted.  All of these are \"sins\" that are excusable from an ordinary sandwich shop with ordinary prices.  (Well, the inedible sandwich isn't excusable...)  But, I expect much better from PB.
__label__0 I've never eaten here, just had a friend describe to me how he was kicked out for \"speaking spanish\".  A bit in shock that a business in America thinks this is helpful in anyway.  If it's true then I suggest nobody eat here but Separatist douchebags.
__label__2 minus a star for not having an EPL ticket to show all the games. for F###'s sake you are THE english bar in phoenix and I can't watch my beloved gunners unless they are on ch 167?? come on.  \nIf you are going to hang the flags and scarfs at least have the game, when its 7am and i want to get pissed watching arsenal-chelsea in the '5th' biggest city in the US and I cant, well, it doesn't make daddy happy. haha\nall in all not a bad place\ngreat beer selection\nnice decor, simply put, its one of those places where you get some drinks in for 2-3 hours, walk out and say \"holy sh!t, the sun is still out????\"
__label__2 The best place in town to watch European football (soccer for locals). I would rate it with 5 stars but the food is just tasteless, so think about watching football and having drinks there only.
__label__3 Enjoyed the fish and chips. The fish flaky, thick cut, with a thin crispy batter. The chips... a little to soft. Overall pretty good. Looks like a great place to catch a soccer game. English style food.
__label__2 I have been here a couple times and generally enjoy it. The parking is not the best and it's a dark lit area. They have decent beer selection, the food is hit or miss. I have had the fish & chips 2 times and it was good but the coleslaw that came with it was horrible. The other times I had just a pub burger and it was nothing special. I've been able to catch a few of the bagpipe acts here and it's cool to see. They have darts and a pool table. Overall it's a cool place to come have a drink.
__label__0 Been meaning to try this place for years and finally had an opportunity. Unfortunately it was a huge let down. The first bad sign was that upon walking in every table table that wasn't occupied had not been cleared from the previous diners. During the 1 1/2 hrs (!!!) that we were here there were several tables that NEVER got cleared. It took 20 minutes to get our drinks and another 45+ minutes until we received our food which was strange as no one else in the restaurant seemed to be ordering any food. There was a hair in the fish and chips (disgusting but mistakes happen), and the rest of the food was sub par at best. \n\nHaving lived half my life in England  I've been to plenty of pubs and also eaten plenty of mediocre pub food (none to my recollection as tasteless as this). However I would imagine that if you're trying to emulate a British Pub across the pond you would only want to bring over the best of the best, not the worst of the worst. Even the sad little mini frozen sausage rolls I had as a child were better. I'm a bit horrified that this is the \"taste of England\" that is being imposed on unsuspecting Arizonians who don't know any better. \n\nI guess if you're just looking to knock back a pint or two and play pool and would only ever order food under the most drunk and dire of circumstances then you may enjoy this version of a pub. There certainly were a lot of regulars (not ordering food...). \n\nP.S. I don't know if that greasy little man was a busser or a patron. If he was a patron he had no business going into the kitchen as many times as he did, or eating on the floor. If he was a busser then it would have been nice to see him clear more than one table he did. And I most certainly hope it was not his stringy long hair that we found in the fish and chips, although I wouldn't be surprised.
__label__1 Oh King George,\nKing of the Phoenix dive bars\nI live so close\nI require no cars\nYou have pub food of plenty \nAnd patrons a many\nBut consuming such grease\nMakes me feel like a piece\nYour beer doesn't please me\nAnd leaves me feeling slightly queasy\nA dungeon of darkness\nWith lights so dim\nA place void of nobles and youth\nMost patrons barely have more than a tooth\nMy visits here leave me full of sorrow\nI guess see you again tomorrow....
__label__0 Horrible service, horrible attitudes. I created a yelp account to write this review. Absolutely rude and incredibly expensive.
__label__0 I have been looking for a pair of mid century lamps for my living room, and several people suggested I stop into Modern Lighting.  I went in on a Saturday morning and found a beautiful pair of lamps.  To my dismay, the owner was downright rude and unprofessional.  He quoted me $200/each, and then several minutes later when I was asking again, the price had jumped to $250/each (I brought 2 girlfriends in with me who overheard this discrepancy).  \n\nWhen she head the jump in price, my friend proclaimed \"I think that's too high for those lamps,\" and suddenly we were persona non grata at this shop. It was as if the owner's split personality came out at that moment, because he bristled at her comment, refused to look at me or speak  directly to me and told us the lamps were no longer available and had been \"sold\" (funny, because they were for sale 30 seconds prior). I asked about another lamp that I had been considering and he said it was also no longer available (ie: get the hell out of my store). \n\nHe then strode to the front of the shop, opened the door and basically pushed us out of his shop.\n\nI was SHOCKED to be treated like this:\na) because I was genuinely considering buying those lamps\nb) because my friend was simply telling me she thought the price was high, and it wasn't even MY comment that irked the proprietor \nc) because he so clearly lied about pricing, quoting me two very different prices within a few minutes.\n\nNeedless to say, I will not be going back.
__label__3 I decided to try the Bikram Yoga Studio in Phoenix and I have to say I am very happy with it.  This location is very conveniently located in Uptown Plaza next to AJ's.  Right off the light rail too.   I've been going for about a month now. My first class was with MJ who I think is awesome!  In fact all the instructors I've had, while all different, are pretty good in their own way.  They are great about keeping to the dialog and explaining the postures, and their benefits. They make sure to keep you reaching for more and I have noticed a major improvement in myself. \n\nThe studio is a good size but I will say I would prefer more studio space and less lobby space since the classes can be pretty large at times.  It's not a deal breaker by any means.   I think the cleanliness is pretty good.  I know past reviews have said it's not which makes me think they may have done something to improve because I don't feel it's bad at all.  But this is a Bikram studio, so not sure what people are expecting. People are sweating non stop all day in there.  For that alone, it's amazing how clean it is. \n\nI like that they supply a cleaner & towels to clean your mat after class.  This is handy and probably helps them make sure the class will have clean mats attending.\n\nThe men's locker room (which is all I can review) is actually very nice.  It's clean, a good size and it has nice cubes for your belongings.\n\nIf I had one compliant it wouldn't really be about the studio itself, but more about some of the new people attending.  I wish they would give the new students upon signing up, a run down of Bikram etiquette.  I have heard far too many people chatting in the studio before the instructor comes in.  Many students use the time before class to quietly meditate and center themselves as they prepare for class. With Groupons coming out, there tend to be a lot of \"first timers\" so it's important they know the etiquette before they enter the room.  Also leaving the room should be for emergencies only.  We are all dizzy and want to vomit, get past it!  Once a girl walked into class well into our second set of breathing exercises.  That was a little shocking since in most studios that is a huge No No!   When the class starts if you are late...No class for you.   \n\nIt's a great feeling and I am glad I have found something I really enjoy doing.  I am always looking forward to my next class!
__label__3 Went for Sunday brunch (around noon) and were all pleasantly surprised!  \n\nThe service was great -- you get your own pitcher of water and carafe of coffee.  The coffee was deeeelicious.  \n\nI made the mistake of ordering a tall stack of pancakes.  They were HUGE.  Honestly, all you need is a short stack -- they were at least 8 inches across.  The sausage were slightly overcooked, but still really good.\n\nAnother in our group had an omelette and we weren't overly impressed with it -- she commented she could have gotten a bigger omelette at IHOP (and probably better looking).  \n\nBut overall, I'd go back.  Those pancakes were delicious, as was the coffee.  Very good.
__label__4 Finally, a chic and affordable Aveda salon in downtown Phoenix. Hooray! I love this place. The ladies at the front desk are SO warm and inviting - they're the kind of people who would make you forget all about your bad day. I trust Lilly with my waxes - she is friendly and very knowledgeable. I was scared for my first wax and asked her about a million questions, all of which she answered thoroughly and with patience. I haven't had a haircut here yet, but definitely plan on it.
__label__4 Loooove Ide Mania! I go there mostly for waxing since I'm terrible about getting my hair cut, but I always see those getting their hair done smiling and laughing and their hair looks great. I'll be going there for this soon. \n\nAs for the waxing... Lily is AH-MAY-ZING! She's so sweet and fun, and she does the best job on waxing that I've ever had! They're quick to make appointments to fit your busy schedule and the ladies working are so friendly! You're missing out if you haven't been here yet! :) \n\nPS - Their prices are also great! Better than any other salon I've been to WITH better service and results.
__label__4 Great place. As one reviewer said this is NOT a meat-market. Smart trainers, great use of space and allow you to get in and get out quick with 30 minute workouts. The trainers here don't rely on machine circuits like many other gyms. At Vitality you are using dumbbells, kettlebells, TRX, barbells, medicine balls and even flipping tires or hitting the heavybag. The owner is incredibly nice, and make sure to ask for Liz if you want a trainer who is high energy and will kick your butt!
__label__2 Ahhhh, yes. Every woman just loves the Crotch Doctor. I am no exception. There's nothing like spreading eagle in front of somebody you just met, who may or may not know what \"gentle fingers\" really means. (Uhm, yeah right.)\n\nAlas, the search for a great M.D. or OBGYN is one of those exasperating yet essential quests in every woman's life. \n\nSo, imagine my disdain when - newly located to Phx - I had to strike out to find a female MD I didn't want to strangle. \n\nLuckily, luck was on my side. \n\nAfter searching for who was covered by my insurance (on their handy-dandy Web site), I found this place - Central Phoenix Women's Health Care Center - and was introduced to Dr. Susan Morton-Pradhan. \n\nI had no idea what to expect. It's like calling a salon and hearing the name of somebody you never met, who could royally f*ck up your hair. But, there's only one way to find out...\n\nThe Center itself is located in a 3-store office-type building on the South side of Osborn, just shy of Central. You are welcomed by grey walls, stale carpeting, a dingy elevator you fear is going to malfunction at any given moment. Yikes. The Center staff is terse, unwelcoming and standoffish. They seem a tad disorganized, having thought my appointment was for something else and demanded I pee in a cup, just after I had rushed to \"empty the pipeline.\" So, I had to drink 17.5 of their half-sized cups of water-cooler water, trying to entice an encore. That's when they ushered me back through the waiting area and said, \"Oh, we don't need a sample... But you can give us one if you want.\" D'oh! \n\nOh, whatever; they do their job. You fill out paper. You sign-in. You wait. You get weighed. You know, the usual. I can deal with shitty staff, so long as my Doctor is the Patron Saint of Gyno.\n\nNow that Dr. Susan Morton-Pradhan has gone to another place, I can review this Center for what it is: A place for women to go when they need their annual screenings, as well as when there happens to be a bun in the oven. (Oops, how did that happen?) \n\nLucky for me, I have no reason to go back, considering my Doctor relocated and, by god!, I'm following her. She's the best Crotch Doctor I've ever had!
__label__0 I have no hesitation in giving this review one star.  I wanted a Frosty, but left without anything.  The patron two cars in front of me apparently thought she was ordering at a fine dining establishment.  It's Wendys not a fancy steakhouse. While waiting for this person to finish ordering her lenghtly and detailed order, a bum tried to ask me for change.  I promptly told him to get the F*** out of here.  I took my own advice and did the same.  Will not be back to this location.
__label__1 I really like one of their managers who is here during the weekdays. He is very good at keeping the staff on their toes but I haven't seen him as recently as my last visit. The drive thru service is horrible with errors from ordering to inability to understanding the English language. This place has gone downhill.
__label__1 Parking! Parking! Parking! What a nightmare! I have never found a spot inside their parking area. I always park at the Wendys across the street and walk over. As for the service I can't complain, they have always helped me out and been very nice. It does however take me awhile to get an appointment. Usually ranges between 7-10 business days. I have also never had anyone at my clinic ever pick up the phone. I have always left a message and they return it within 24-48 hours.
__label__0 I am leaving my previous review below, but I subsequently had a terrible experience here.\n\nI needed a new car headlight, and they screwed it up and fried my car.  It took three employees hours to get the headlight changed, and in the process of troubleshooting the damage that their sausage fingers had done in the engine, took out some fuse box thing and put it back upside down.  At that point nothing electronic in my car worked, and the car itself wouldn't start the next day.  A competent mechanic fixed it, but it cost me a significant amount of money and time in towing and mechanic fees.  Autozone was not interested in reimbursing me for the damage they had caused.\n\nOld review:\nI just got home from having a new battery put in my car, and I was super happy with my new favorite car store!  \n\nI am incompetent at cars, so I went in saying I thought my battery might be mostly dead.  It was.  Car stuff's expensive.  I'll forgive them.  The Autozone kid was super helpful though.  He spent a good half hour inside car, removing the old battery (my car is the \"labor intensive\" kind of battery holder) and gouging out all the corrosion I had let accumulate.  A half an hour!  He could have easily just told me to do it myself.  \n\nMany a restaurant or retailer could learn from the Autozone business model.  Good service is awesome.
__label__3 i love this applebee's !!!! everyone is super friendly!  for dessert i recommend getting the blondie! so yummy
__label__1 These type of chain places are noy my jam- It was OK- they do have some pretty awesome Happy Hour Specials on drinks and food- that being said, i would come back, but only for those deals and only with girlfriends for dinner and drinks during HH- otherwise, you are getting crap.
__label__1 Stopped in here a few months back.  Walking into the store it is very bright with florescent lights that made me feel like I was in an episode of twilight zone.  Not that I need to feel like I am at a 5 star resort but the lighting in here is jarring.\n\nThe staff was a little to eager.  One woman followed me around and kept trying to offer helpful suggestions \"all you have to do is ask\"....Uh thanks but I think I got this all figured out.  Tried to make as little eye contact on checkout and the cashier kept saying creapy shit like \"well I know you'll be back\".  \n\nDo people walk into adult stores and ask for help and recommendations?  Ekk.  Everything sold here can be supplied with the same general directions: 1) Insert 2) Turn on 3) enjoy.  No need for creepy chit-chat.  Just let me pay for my items and skeddadle.
__label__4 This is my favorite deli in the valley.  Whenever I am in central Phoenix I work my schedule around making sure that I get to eat here.  They remember my name and ask about how my family is doing even when it's been months since my last visit.  The fact that you can see pictures of generations of family working behind the counter in one place really should mean something when trying to figure out why you should eat here instead of subway or some other massive chain.  I always get the new yorker.  This is the place everyone craves in their community for lunch and it exists!
__label__1 I always hear hype about China Chili...now I've been there a few times and it is decent but nothing to rave about.  Unfortunately I never made it there prior to the big move but I really cannot imagine that much changed in the way of food greatness.  My vote still goes to GHoHK.
__label__0 They do not use fresh ingredients, or at least they cook so badly to make it seem that way.\n\nPeople must have to convince themselves that this place is good because it's the trendy thing to do. But you're better off going elsewhere if you want good Chinese food.\n\nHere's a general tip for you guys: if the place isn't predominantly Asian, leave. That's a definite sign that the quality is sub-par. But if you're white and have never had genuine southern Chinese food, you'll probably just barely choke down your \"food\" and agree with most people that this place is decent.
__label__3 The Salt and Pepper flounder is amazing.  The egg drop soup is amazing as well.
__label__3 Wanting to go to a Chinese restaurant that wasn't a buffet, I stopped by China Chili in Central Phoenix. The inside is a vast room filled with beautiful chandelier lighting and stunning Chinese artwork. Looked pretty fancy for the price, so it's a good choice to take someone special with the apperance you have money. I asked for a small table in the back corner to eat in peace among the sparse group of younger and older people present. \n\nMenu was quite large, with a deep selection of various choices. I was feeling seafood tonight, so I went with the Kung Pao Calamari which according to the menu is spicy and hot. Faster than I could say Toa chie, the dish arrived. No joke, the server walked into the kitchen and the food came out in about 2 minutes. That's insane and impressive. \n\nThe Kung Pao Calamari in presentation was great and looked delicious on the oval plate. Red, green bell peppers, cucumbers, peanuts and of course the calamari. Scooped up some calamari with various bits of vegetables and upon first impression it was quite good, although the calamari was fairly rubbery more than what I'm used to. The chewing went on longer than I was hoping. Good nonetheless and acceptable. Portion of food was more than adequate with a side of rice as is customary. I did not sense any spiciness to the food which I found disappointing as I do love a little kick in my seafood. I'd honestly like to try something else next time I come here. I sense the potential here.\n\nOverall, China Chili for the price and the atmosphere it's worth it. I would actually rate this place if I was able, close to 3 and half stars as the food wasn't as dynamic as the more upscale authentic places I've been to but then again I didn't expect that either. If you want Chinese food that has a little more class that doesn't kill your paycheck check out China Chili.
__label__3 It's very hard to find decent Chinese food in Phoenix and this place is your standard fare. The house chicken and vegetable chow mein were very good as well as the vegetable spring roll. They're set up in what looks like a banquet hall which is a little weird at first but I do like how open it is. Definitely come with a group and order a few plates to share. We couldn't finish the two dishes between us - tons of left overs!
__label__0 oh no no no no!  i ordered the tofu and um, well, it was silken tofu.  i would figure that they would know which tofu to use and how to cook it but i was so unhappy with my meal.  i will never return and i would just like to forget about the whole thing.
__label__4 The orange chicken and house rice were perfect together.  We added in a pork dish and it was a great combo.  They seated us quickly and had our drinks out right away.  The server checked on us consistently but wasn't annoying!
__label__3 I've never been to a \"bad\" JJ before - the locations I've ever visited (LA, San Diego, Seattle, Phoenix) have all been consistent and obviously very standardized. So, round-of-applause for that!\n\nWent to the downtown location yesterday for lunch and was waiting *patiently* behind a lady who took the menu WAYYYYYY too seriously. Damn woman! It should not take 3-4 minutes to decide what smoothie you want? Should it? Or am I just an ass??\n\nWell, anyways - the personnel noted this and started interacting w/the line (of 4 ppl) and started to get the smoothie making party started. Great job!!! But, sadly - I was not asked what free power boost I wanted in mine. I really needed extra protein yesterday so boooo! Regardless, the smoothie was fantastic - had the Light Mango-A-Go-Go.
__label__1 Jamba Juice. Here is a company whose stock cost me a pretty penny on the market a couple years ago.  Even though this company stock burned me I still come in from time to time to relive the glory days when Jamba was opening up a few new stores around the country every week. The menu has gotten a whole lot bigger since then but it was nice to see they still have a lot of the classics. I found it interesting how similar some of the smoothies taste from menu to menu, but as the prices went up the ingredients became much healthier. I wish I could remember the two smoothies that I am referring to specifically but oh well...\n\nI am giving this Jamba Juice two stars because it is a great representation of why this company will never be great. There is a huge lack in management here. The employees are all super causal and in no way embody Jamba Juice's company character of being a healthy, intelligent and delicious choice. In my experience the employees here have not necessarily been rude, but just unpleasant. The pleasantries go a long way with costumer satisfaction. I have already mentioned how I feel about the smoothie menu above and now its time to tackle the baked goods. Wow. These are just plan bad. The baked goods section is full of wraps, pretzels, etc. that are all pre made from corporate just waiting to be heated up as the costumer come in. Clearly a huge smudge on image of Jamba being a healthy alternative.
__label__0 I just paid $20 for two drinks.  This place is delicious and healthy but the price is absolutely ridiculous.  The kale isn't fresh it's frozen. The drinks are good but not worth the price. Just juice at home or go to a neighborhood market.
__label__0 Rip . off.  Thief People Up In There.
__label__4 Now that I'm living back in Central PHX I got a membership once again at Movies On Central. \n\nI love their selection and I can usually find that odd arty flick here that most other video stores don't carry. Just like this weekend I was searching for \"Ladies and Gentleman Introducing The Fabulous Stains\" starring a teenage Diane Lane and Movies on Central had it! \n\nI like how they have a cult movie section and section off movies by director.\n\nIf you are a movie buff this store is for you.
__label__1 Used to be a serviceable record store but has become a shell of its former self.  OVERPRICED lps and the selection is almost the same as it was 10 years ago.  I am an avid collector and really find no reason to go here anymore.
__label__1 Came here for a couple of rounds after dinner--it was early like 7ish and the place was pretty empty, but it was nice because my group was able to play a few rounds of pool without being bothered.\n\nIt's a dive/biker place-- but sometimes that's all you need cheap beer and good juke box music. \n\nI didn't notice a \"smell' at all, i thought the place was pretty clean.  And the staff is really nice and tentative....so plus!\n\nWe were of the few \"younger\" ppl here, i think maybe like five others who were in our age group(20's) were in attendance.  Mostly locals probably, but that was cool, fun couple of hours.
__label__4 Hanrattys is my go to dive bar. You cannot beat 2.50 bud and bud light drafts. Plus it is also an Ohio bar which I can enjoy. Not much of a crowd but it is a fun place to relax. \n\nThey have real darts and pool tables. So there is plenty to do. \n\nThe only downside, is the food. I have only tried one thing and that is the mozzarela sticks so do not try them.
__label__4 All I can say is YUM!  This is my new favorite place.  Not only can you build your own salad, but the premade ones they prepare are excellent too!  The broccoli salad is a must try, and the won ton chicken happiness salad.  I've already been 3 times since I first went a week and a half ago and still haven't made it to the soups, but the selection is great and they all look amazing!  I will try next time and report back.  Also, the lemonade mixed with the strawberry lemonade is soooo good!  I could go on forever... eat at Sweet Tomatoes!!!
__label__3 Being on a No Meat Diet makes you think outside the box sometimes when your accustomed to being an omnivore.....so, when we were looking around for a place to grab some lunch a friend suggested we stop by Sweet Tomatoes.  It has been over 10 yrs since I've been to one, so I thought why not.\n\nWe arrived just before the lunch rush at 11:30 am.  There was a short line, but nothing crazy.  I piled a bunch of Salad and Pasta Salad on my plate and then made the rounds over to the Bread section.\nhttp://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/NZAxQxXH0YkSzPOKd_Nv-w?select=jRysLhaB-0yg5Wa2EYYQsw\nhttp://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/NZAxQxXH0YkSzPOKd_Nv-w?select=L3xqRAzbnoT7e2khkOUW6w\nThe food was very good, tasty and satisfying.  I went back to grab a small bowl of Mac n Cheese too, which was ok.\n\nI had a coupon for 2 for $9.99, so it was a great deal.  Overall, the meal was perfect and I left full.\n\nReturn Factor - 90%
__label__0 I have noticed the trend in all the location but today was the worst.  Coffee was cold and the cream was warm.  The lettuce had a faint smell of bleach or ?  There was almost no breads out but a few drier ones.  I took one and it was cold and soggy.  No one cleared my table or even spoke to me though there were people doing that at other tables.  The frozen desert, chocolate, had no taste at all.  It was cold, creamy and without any flavoring.  The lady at the registered dropped 2 large stacks of glasses (all glasses are plastic or paper).  She and others picked them up from the floor and stacked them back up.  I watched as they gave them to the new customers.  What do you think would be on a floor? There is always lots of food but they obviously care nothing about food temperatures or bacteria on their dishes. I will not be returning.
__label__3 I like this location.  They have a lot of turnover, but for the most part everyone has been pretty good.  Wish the outside tables were cleaned more often.  They are too dirty 90% of the time to use.
__label__0 QDOBA on Central, Park Central Mall - 9/24/13, Tues @ 11:30 am... I was waiting in line for over 10 mins, when I finally got to the girl, she told we they we out of chicken! I don't eat meat or pork, so I ONLY wanted chicken. I flat out said, \"Good-Bye!\" to her & walked out,  as I was walking out, I made sure that I told everyone in line that they were out of chicken. I was very upset!  NO restaurant should ever run out of something like chicken! I would think that a restaurant would be or even should be embarrassed to be running out of a 'staple' such as chicken, don't you think? and the girl was so nonchalant about it, too.
__label__0 Since the BF moved to Phoenix last fall, I've been taking him on an informal tour of old school Phoenix eateries.  As part of our vintage dining tour, we finally make it to Katz Delicatessen & Sandwich Shop.  It definitely has an old school feel right down to the vintage diner interior.\n\nThe food was fine.  The bagels and cream cheese were good, but not outstanding.  Our lunches were serviceable, but forgettable.  It was amusing to watch the antics of the staff that outnumbered the diners at lunch by nearly 3:1.  With so many people out front, it appeared that there was only one short order cook and our food took way too long for simple deli offerings.\n\nThe real negative for me was the restroom.  I'm not expecting a marble shrine like the men's room at the Ritz-Carlton, but I want the rest room at a place that serves food to be clean and somewhat up to date.  The men's room at Katz was on par with some gas station restrooms that I have been unfortunate enough to see.  We're talking totally gross El Bano del Diablo here.  The dining room itself also needs a thorough cleaning, but the restroom was totally off-putting for me.
__label__4 I brought in a pair of red suede Dolce Vita heels, with a rather large black scuff mark on the side of it, thinking there wasn't anything I could do to save them due to the color and material. However, Nerik proved me wrong and made them look almost brand new again. I was beyond impressed and completely satisfied with his work! I would highly recommend them for all your shoe and alteration needs! Thanks again Central Shoe Repair!
__label__4 Sonora is wonderfully average.\n\nYou will never be surprised by anything here, as when they tell you the beer won't be cold because it's casket, it won't be cold. The hot wings are hot, the fresh salads are fresh, and they always cook things to order and are always accurate (mid rare is always mid rare... a rarity!). I love brewhouses so the local brews are delish.\n\nThere's nothing surprisingly good at Sonora, but I'll choose it over a culinary adventure almost anyday!
__label__3 Good stuff.  Haven't had too much of the food.  Onion rings are delicious.  All beers delicious.  Good joint to grab a growler for the drive home...I mean for when you get home.
__label__2 Came here last Sunday for a few pints ($3 each!), and I have some highs and lows to share about this place. To steal a word from Bud Light, the beers here had a lot of \"drinkability\". My hefeweizen was very smooth, and there were no complaints about the Pilsner, IPA, or the Vanilla Porter. Nice flavors all around!\n\nBut the $5 appetizers were not as pleasant, I'm afraid. The seared ahi sliders looked delicious, and they tasted pretty good. The wasabi aioli was a bit overpowering, but I would order them again. The black bean chili fries were just mediocre. It sounds fancy with the melted Oaxaca cheese on top, but they don't taste like anything special. The cheese quesadilla was way too bland for a cheese lover like myself, and their bruschetta was alright, but a bit too different.\n\nI'll be back to try an entree sometime, but I'm not expecting much. I love the cozy patio and great beer. Support local breweries and come here. As long as you stick to the beer, you won't be disappointed.
__label__4 Delicious, finely crafted beer! Good food and friendly staff.
__label__2 Average beer... Great food.
__label__1 My buddy and I decided to stop in and try this place on the way home from a party at Four Peaks Brewery. I'm a wheat beer fan, so i usually order something along those lines...not hoppy, not malty, just wheaty. I decided to try their Horizon hefeweizen. The relatively indifferent waitress informed me that they were out. She told me to try the Stinger Pale Ale. She said that if I normally drink wheats that I would like the Stinger, too, which I thought was kinda weird. Well, I tried it and didn't like it. No big deal. I was ready to try something else. That was before she completely ignored our table for 20 mins. She seemed like she was more interested in cleaning and talking to some guys at the bar. When she finally brought our bill we paid and didn't leave a tip, because we felt she didn't deserve one. She actually followed us out to the parking lot and yelled \"thanks for the tip\". Weird! I'll never be going back to that place again.
__label__1 If you're into great craft beer, don't waste your time here. The cask conditioned IPA tastes like dish water. Food was average. Meh.
__label__0 Overpriced & Horrible Housekeeping! \n\nI stayed in a suite for 5 nights, and continously had housekeeping issues that were reported and Not addressed. Housekeeping not coming until late in the afternoon, not vacuuming, leaving hair in the tub repeatedly, leaving standing water in the tub, hair in my sheets,  re - arranging my things, and USING MY TOLIET WITHOUT FLUSHING! \nStaff offered a complimentary breakfast which I was unable to use, offered me free snacks and soda. All I wanted was adequate housekeeping service. If I hadn't prepaid I would have left on the 2nd day. I WAS NOT COMPED. After showing the Asst. Mgr. pictures I was told I would get free nights stay certificates & bonus points. I had to call the Hilton customer service line TWICE and complete a survey before I heard back from the hotel, and after that I received 1 free regular room stay.\nMotel 6 service at a Hilton price. Just stay somewhere else & save yourself the frustration.
__label__4 Been here before to skate and its very nice, friendly, and not crowded by any means :)
__label__3 M Catering recently serviced a high-profile members-only museum opening at the Heard Museum, and did a wonderful job from what I could see as an attendee. They served some great customized tamales with goat cheese, another appetized with rice and duck that was quite nice, and a flan that was the talk of several tables of guests. If I was going to throw an event in Phoenix (Unlikely since I live in NM), I'd check this outfiy out.
__label__4 Phoenix's best bar!  Everyone is welcome. Bored with the usual, join the interesting set at C7. Friday night's drag show starts about 10:30 and Daveena Ross is an elegant hostess. Bring $1s to help them fund college or make-up. If you like clones, stay away. If you like humanity, come on down!
__label__4 As a Socially Liberal Feminist I would NEVER go here, but if I slipped up, The Hi-Liter  would be my favorite of the genre.\n\nI've heard that it's just seedy enough, but not too much, and with top notch \"talent\".  I mean ... that's what I've heard anyway.\n\n*Oink Oink*
__label__2 Not the biggest, baddest or hottest strip club in town but for a night out with my friends it was fun.  Plenty of good looking girls, not too pushy and very friendly.  Dances were decent for $10, some girls were much better at it then others.  Drinks were typically overpriced, just like any other strip club.  When there's another night out with the guys...I'll make sure to bring this place up again.
__label__3 I won't lie, I've been here once or twice.  Not on par with Canadian clubs but much better than the other clubs in the valley.
__label__3 The girls are beautiful!!! Bartenders & waitresses are AMAZING.. The DJ's are great... This place is FUN... The drink specials are always good... \n\nDON'T EAT THERE.... The cook is dirty... don't get me wrong the food is great... But don't eat if Chef Rudy is cooking he's dirty he does dirty nasty to the food..
__label__4 This is the only place I go when I need greeting cards. The store has a wonderful assortment of gifts and seasonal items. The women who work there treat you like family.
__label__2 I agree that Juans is good but its not the best Mexican food I have ever had. What makes or breaks a Mexican restuarant for me is the chip and salsa and I thought the chips and salsa were average at Juans.\nI had the combo #15 which is a cheese enchilada and a beef or chicken taco w rice and beans. The refried beans were the best part, they are super tasty. The price is right and the portions are big.
__label__3 Lots of food, low price\nLarge choice, good chips, salsa warm\nTastes good anytime\n\nI was sure I'd written another review of Juan's.  The pictures on the Welcome tab still scream, \"Write! write! write!\" at me.\n\nWhy am I trying to write Haiku for a Mexican restaurant?  \n\nArizona, U.S.A.  \n\nNevermore
__label__3 This place is awesome!!  been going here for years the # 1 is the way to go red chili is amazing
__label__3 Alright, I'm not gonna lie. I like Oregano's. I've only dined here a couple of times over the last couple of years. That is, after trying to eat here on more than several occasions and leaving annoyed with the parking or the hour wait on a Friday night (seriously, whyyy??). I thought for sure I was over the whole Oregano's bit until Friday night, when the boy suggested we bring my visiting mother there for dinner. \n\nI agreed, we went, we parked (good parking, too), we waited the 45 minutes, and we ate. Let me say this again, we ATE. Ate and ate and ate and ate. Two appetizers, three entrees, three cocktails, and a pizzookie later, we were completely beat. And we left with four to-go boxes...\n\nThe food was all delicious. Yes, it was commercial and not spectacular, but it was good. I recommend the Boom Dip, Meatball Sub, Bollo Pasta, and the glorious half-baked, warm, gooey cookie with ice cream on top (I don't think they can call it a \"pizzookie\" anymore, law suit or something). Mmmm. The drinks are all great, too, but I must warn you, they have a two drink MAXimum, so I wouldn't plan on drinking too much while you're there. \n\nOver all, it was a fun experience. The atmosphere is great (it's loud), the servers are friendly, and if you have the right friends with you, you're guaranteed to have a good time.
__label__3 I like so many things on the menu it takes forever to decide what to order. You have to keep in mind that you have to save room for the pzookie. This is a must! Pzookie is a huge chocolate chip cookie in a cast iron dish served warm with ice cream on it. UM Yeah, its freakin delicious. Anyway the beefstro salad is awesome. Normally i don't care for steak in a salad but this is very thinly sliced rib eye and its so good, and big enough for 2-3 to share. The wings are really good and they are all drum stick wings and three kinds of sauces. The original is best. The Italian wedding soup with a meat ball is so tasty. The Big Ravioli is really good and stuffed with lots or cheese meat and topped with marinara sauce. But the Chicago Style deep dish pizza is awesome. Its huge very filling so don't order unless your with a group of people. It takes about 30 minutes to make but its so worth it. Just remember to save room for the pzookie. Even if you are stuffed order the pzookie cause when you see it and try it you will finish it!!!
__label__4 Second try:\n\nSo I am updating my review! Received the giftcard and went ahead and tried it again ( dinned in this time around ) it was PERFECTION.  We'll go back for sure!
__label__3 I've always enjoyed Oregano's. Who doesn't like their pizza and pasta dishes or their pazooki (i always share the half and half)?!\n\nBut recently, I found my favorite dish ever and will order it every time I go. After I realized how much I enjoyed it, I found out it's the healthiest thing on the menu! Or at least that's what someone told me. Either way - the Big Beefstro Salad is what I will be ordering from now on. It's filled with shaved rib-eye, jalapenos, sweet onions and a sweet serrano dressing atop the greens.\n\nOh, and sometimes I like to indulge in the Dirty Monkey - it's delicious, but strong.
__label__0 I Love Oregano's, but this specific location is terrible.  The food is not prepared as well as the other locations.  Very Very dissapointed
__label__4 Excellent waiters, nice and clean tables and floor. Good food portions.decent prices. Food is delicious and fresh. Beer was excellent .
__label__3 This location has a nice patio, but it is too close to parking lot and a bunch of flies make their home out there as well. My salad was huge as usual for a small and I can't recall the name, but it had feta and cranberries I think and then I added chicken for three bucks more. You know what you are getting here and it's usually good and worth the price since leftovers are almost always available.
__label__0 While I would normally rate this restaurant with five stars, this week's experience was so disappointing that I writing to warn other patrons.  I had surgery Monday and was in pretty poor shape.  The following day friends offered to bring me dinner and the thing I craved more than anything else was an Oregano's Favorite Salad.  \n\nMy friends ordered take out and brought dinner to my home.  Much to my disappointment, instead of the amazing salad I usually enjoy when eating at the restaurant, I got a container of iceberg lettuce with a smaller container of shredded chicken.  NONE of the normal ingredients (other that then iceberg and the chicken) were on the salad.  It was awful, if the iceberg had been missing literally nothing else would have been in the container.  \n\nNeedless to say we were all very disgruntled, but given my post-surgery state, no one was able or wanted to drive all the way back to the location to get them replaced.  We all ordered the same salad and all received the same lackluster container of lettuce.  Sooooo disappointing - I will never again order take out from this restaurant.
__label__1 gotta say that this place failed on the majority. service was slow and rude. the hummus was almost all tahini, no lemon juice, and no seasoning. lentil soup was like chef boyardie chili gone bad.\n\ni dont recommend this place at all. lots of choices in the area.
__label__4 My friend told me about this place a while back and raved about the ramen, and I thought, \"wow, I guess this place must be worth trying!\" Well, my husband and I went there for dinner last week and we were not disappointed!\n\nI loved the ambiance. I loved that the meal doesn't start out with any old bread basket, but one with a delicious roll, yummy cinnamon-sugar toast, and excellent banana bread! Definitely a shocker, coming to a noodle place, but a pleasant surprise :)\n\nThe menu is broad and eclectic, ranging from Italian linguine to curry noodles, from ramen to sushi, and an impressive and surprising selection of rice dishes.\n\nI had asian wheat noodles with chicken (I don't remember the name of the dish), and it was very tasty! While we were there, we heard another customer telling his friend that he's tried many things on the menu, and everything has been delicious. I believe it. They say a large part of taste comes from our sense of smell, and this place was just brimming with incredible aromas! I can't wait to go back and try more yummy dishes!
__label__2 I've been here twice now. Initially, I was impressed at the management of a huge table (we had like 20 people) and the waitress had no problem doing separate checks and was quick upon return with the checks and change.  Yet when I went with just another person, although crowded, the service was not that great. \n\nThe one thing that was odd - some food came out fairly quickly, yet others' orders took forever.  Some of my friends waited about 20 minutes after everyone else received their dishes, and it's not like they ordered something totally different. In fact, some of the orders were identical to the other friends. Then again, we did have 20 people.  During the time I was just with another person, it was a similar thing - my food came out way earlier than my friend's. \n\nI ordered the summer rolls that were quite tasty, and the prices were very reasonable. I ordered miso soup and edamame which were both delicious. My mom ordered the pad Thai and loved it. I was pleasantly surprised at the amount of food one could order for a decent price.  \n\nThe parking could likely get to be a problem. I managed to find a spot, but during busier hours with the other surrounding businesses, I imagine it would be messy.  Also, the only other negative thing was that my mojito was really not that tasty.
__label__3 This place was AWESOME!!!  My wife and I have been driving by this location for a couple years and finally decided to go in, I had a yearning for Ramen.  It did not disappoint.  We got there just before happy hour, which is always a bonus, but would still go outside of happy hour.  The menu is quite extensive, the bonus is they have Italian noodle dishes as well.  We have been told that this is authentic to Japan so I was impressed to see this in the valley, having been to many \"Japanese\" restaurants.\n\nWe decided to try many different dishes, and were equally impressed with all.  I had the TanTan-Men, a spicy Ramen with pork, delicious.  We shared some tuna sashimi, which was fresh and tasty (looked like real pink, no added color).  We also shared the Seafood Delight roll, which has tuna, 'krab' and is topped with a scallop, fantastic.  The last thing we ordered were the Spicy Korean Ribs, this was my least favorite, but still good.  Of course the Kirin (on draft) was flowing as well as the house Saki.\n\nOverall the CherryBlossom Noodle Cafe impressed us to say the least.  We will be back to try more.  Thank you CherryBlossom, keep up the Great Work.
__label__4 Amazing that a cafe like this can do great sushi, Italian pasta, and ramen!  Try the low carb soy noodles in your Italian dish.  Good stuff.
__label__2 2nd time eating here and just as good as the first.  Lunch menu has affordable eats at various prices. The bread basket, which seems weird at a Asian fusion place, was standard but do try the toasted bread slices with cinnamon which slip to the bottom.  The tempura is light and tasty, Cajun shrimp pasta is to die for, Pad Thai comes with a plate full of noodles and veggies.  Service is slow because of the crowds.  Had to ask for more water and it took more than a moment to receive the bill.  A bit overpriced for noodles yet still good.  I would not make a special trip to visit.
__label__1 They told me that the oil change would take an hour to an hour and a half. It ended up taking three hours as they waited for a part. In their defense they said it was possible it would take longer. That was fine but when the person at the front\ndesk starts talking politics, swearing, and pushing his beliefs, that is when the line of professionalism was crossed. The car works great but the customer service left much to be desired.
__label__4 Dr. Keith's office called our house to remind me that my appointment was the following day. My girlfriend answered and told them \"Oh don't worry, he'll be there.....he just loves to go to the dentist\".\nI love going to Dr. Keith's office. They are gentle , thorough, caring and honest. They do excellent work.  Thanks Scott for taking care of me over the years.
__label__4 We had a terrific experience here.  Tim the manager was very approachable and explained the process very clearly.  They listened to my specific needs (when I needed my car back, etc) and accommodated me.   More importantly, the job they did was fantastic-a repair to back bumper, and the work was immaculate.\n\nI would highly recommend them!
__label__1 Great service, terrible food. I was looking forward to eating at Christo's and the longer I was there, the more disappointed I became. Funky house salad with a creamy ranch (?) dressing and one slice of bad hot house tomato. The lemon rice soup was boiling hot, but not awful. White French baguette bread and butter was plentiful, thank god. The stuffed mushroom appetizer was bland and my veal entr\u00e9e was drowned in sauce. The service was 5 star, I'll give them that. I suppose I came away with the thought that I'd rather have lousy service and good to great food than great service and lousy food. Maybe I should have tried one of the 3,000 specials our Italian waiter rattled off before we ordered. By the time he was finished, the only thing I remembered him saying was, \"...topped with feta cheese.\"
__label__1 I lived at Paradise Palms for 2.5 years. The first year, I was on the north side in a split level condo and I down sized to the south side after making the desicion to go back to college. I was extremely disappointed when I moved into my apartment. Building 1501 #4 is not what the model apartment advertises. The wood laminate is different and ugly, there is carpet in the hallway and something is wrong with the flooring in the hallway as well(I think the carpet is kept to cover something up). I think the a/c unit is at least 30 years old and you will pay for it if you live in those apartments. You will also be sweating while your thermostat says its set at 74 degrees. So in the summer time, my down sizing cost was a wash. Also to mention that anytime I would go into the office, Kevin would talk to me about partying and people crashing at his house because they were to drunk to drive all the way home from his house in Maricopa. (I have been sober for along time and found this extremely unprofessional). Last but not least upon my move out date, I ended up in the ER extremely ill. I tried to contact the office 8 times with one voicemail on my move out date to let them know that I was in the hospital. No one answered and no one called me back until the next day. It was Calvin the maintenence man. I told him what had happened and that I tried to call several times. His response was \"well you are probably going to have to pay for another day since you still have some stuff in the apartment.\" The maintenance man was telling me that I needed to pay more after being hospitalized!!!!! I told him \"no\", I won't be\" and that I will call back later when I was more lucid. So I tried to call 6 more times that day and no one answered. I showed up to the apartment in the evening time and got the 3 boxes and vacuum cleaner out of the apartment and went to drop off my keys. The new manager(who I believe was a poor decision in bringing on), was just sitting at her desk. The office was super quiet and her attitude was like I owed her something because her maintenance guy wasn't charging me for another day.........these experiences left a bad taste in my mouth and I am so grateful I do not live there anymore!!! Beware of the level of class you are getting at these apartments...you get what you pay for!!!
__label__4 One of my commitments over the past year and into 2011 has been to shift more of our dollars toward local businesses. Sure, I still buy stuff online and at some national chains, but I've also made a conscious decision to look for a local alternative wherever I can. \n\nWhen it came to printing new business cards for my husband's business, instead of taking advantage of the super cheap prices and free shipping from Vistaprint again, I turned to the directory on the Local First website for some guidance. \n\nI found a few local printing companies and contacted them all via email with a small introduction and a request for a quote for this relatively small project.\n\nSusan from Impact was the first response I received - long before others' responses started trickling in. After receiving quotes from various companies, I did a little bit of price comparison, and asked some of the companies a few more questions about recommendations for the right paper, about file types and fonts, and about turn-around time.\n\nWith regard to price, Impact wasn't the \"cheapest\" but they certainly weren't expensive. My quotes from a total of six companies ranged between $27.00 to $75.00 for comparable quotes: 500 cards, two-sided, full color on one side, with an aqueous coating.  Impact quoted me $55.00. Four of those six companies quoted comparably.\n\nSo what made me go with Impact? By the time I had finished all my comparing and asking, I'd had several email exchanges with Susan, and every response was so thorough and so friendly and so above-and-beyond, that I didn't really care. She won me over with excellent customer care.\n\nChristmas came and I fell off the map for a week, and you'd better believe she picked up right where we left off and was very understanding! \n\nYesterday I picked up the finished cards. And it wasn't enough that the cards turned out excellent. They close at 5 and Susan patiently waited for me after closing time, as I fought traffic on the 51 and then on the suicide lane on 7th Street so that I would be able to pick up the cards in time for my husband's business trip. \n\nSome people may say, \"meh... big deal. that's what they SHOULD do...\" But the truth is, it IS a big deal. I don't meet this level of customer care too often. So, when the product is great and the customer care is unmatched, the choice is obvious as to who will get my business.
__label__1 I would like to give Karsh's 4 stars and here are the reasons why.  If you want kosher, they have it.  If you'd like to have sugar free, they have a nice variety, provided you go in early in the day.  They actually have quite a nice variety-a little something for everybody-and they do take orders.\n\nSound's good doesn't it.  What is not good is the schizophrenic nature of the service you get at this place.  I can deal with their prices which are higher than they should be.  I won't deal with holding my breath and wondering if the person helping me is going to be pleasant or borderline nasty. It's been that way for sometime and isn't getting any better.  The result is for the most part I tend to avoid the place.  Scott's Generations, the deli a few doors down, is more appreciative of your business.  I'll spend my money there.  Their bagels are better and they have bialy's, too.\n\nIf you are going to chance this place, I have one suggestion for you.  DON'T go in near closing.  Likely as not, you will be told you exactly how many minutes you have before they close.  They are blatant about doing this especially if you aren't ready to tell them exactly what you want at that moment.  I guess the fact they are emptying the cases in front of your eyes is not clue enough they are closing.   \n\nAnother reason not to go there is not their fault.  They are off of 7th Street with the traffic lanes that change with the time of day.  I'll face the craziness those lanes cause to go to the Bashas and Scott's Generation but not  Karsh's.  \n\nIt's rather sad to have to write a review like this.
__label__1 I had such high hopes for this bakery when I moved into the neighborhood last year. I've made quite a few visits there and I think I will not be returning.\n\nFirst, the service. EVERY time I've gone, without fail, I have been put off by the service. There are usually 3 or 4 people behind the counter, just awkwardly STARING at you as you browse the baked goods. They either ignore you completely or try to rush you into choosing, either way I always leave feeling like my business inconvenienced and annoyed them. \n\nSecond, the food. Honestly, it's just not any good. At all. Cookies, bagels, muffins, pastries, bread...they are all pretty bad in quality and are WAY overpriced. I've gotten, and will continue to get, better quality products for way less at the Bashas bakery 2 doors down.\n\nToday was the last straw. The rather rude employees actually made comments to each other about another customer as soon as that person left the store. I couldn't even FINISH some of what we bought today which really says something. Never in my life have I ever left a sweet treat unfinished! And my loaf of \"fresh sourdough\" was stale and completely tasteless. I have no clue how they've been in business so long, or how they've gotten so many glowing reviews.
__label__4 I just moved here from Seattle and wanted to have a hotdog.  I saw this place one night when it was close and we decided to go back the next day when they opened.\n\nThe menu was intimadating at first, so I had to ask the girl what was what.  I ordered the quarter pound.  Yummy!  BF ordered the Reuben, which looked really good with the cheese sauce on it.\n\nWe will be back
__label__1 Nothing special, to be honest.  I am a huge supporter of small business owners. Sadly, Sonic has better tasting hotdogs and buns. Also his lemonade offered with special (says machine is broken, awaiting repair) is disgusting, watered down. Sadly, after all these years driving by... I know why I have not ever stopped in....and never will again.  :/
__label__4 Literally the best. \n\nAlways have free samples and are willing to skewer just about everything they own on a toothpick for you to try.\n\nThis is a good first step if you dream of having a good relationship with a butcher like all those TV chefs do.
__label__3 I really dig the rhythm room! I went to a concert here on Monday night. \n\nit was cute.\nit was quaint.\nit was CLEAN.\ngreat bartenders, love the option to sit or to stand. \n\nthe sound guy was a bit off and im pretty sure my ear is still ringing from the high pitched squeel when the microphones got too close to the speaker or something. but hey, it happens i guess. \n\ni had a blast at this sweet little spot.
__label__2 I caught Azure Ray and Tim Fite here last week and I'm ashamed to say...it was my first time here. Knew of it, drove by it, it's in my 'hood, just never had the opportunity to check it out. \n\nThe good:\nI love small, intimate venues! At one point we were sitting on the side of the stage and I was literally rubbing elbows with Tim Fite in his coveralls. Fortunately (and unfortunately, I guess) there was not a whole lot of people at the show so getting a seat at the bar or up close was not that difficult. \n\nSlightly irritating: \nThe doormen and bouncers were rather frowny and you can't take your drinks (or even water) onto the patio. \n\nThe great:\nYay for a cool venue/dive that's not in Tempe!\n\nAnyway, a great chill show. I laughed and sang, held myself and cried. Definitely plan on grabbing a drink here in the very near future.
__label__4 Staff is knowledgable and friendly. They have a big space, and hold lots of comic related event, but also gaming events for RPG's and CCG's. I visited all the comic shops when I moved here from NYC looking for a new on to feed my comic addiction, and Samurai is the one that I choose as the most real.
__label__4 Okay, so first up...let me offer a disclaimer.  I am currently employed part time at Samurai Comics.  But here's why...\n\nI shopped at Samurai Comics starting my last year of High School (2001-2002).  I had shopped at a chain comic shop before that for 3 years.  3 years later, they still didn't know my name.  They just knew me as the guy that dropped a100 bucks in there store every two weeks.  I went to the oldest comic book shop in Phoenix, and got that weird \"too trendy\" feel from them.  Driving down Camelback, I saw a sign that said COMICS.  I screeched to a halt and went in to check out Samurai Comics.  I was greeted as soon as I walked through the door.\n\nUnlike the other stores I had shopped at, I was asked if I needed any help when I was wandering the store.  I mentioned that I was looking for a new place to set up a subscription.  This was with Ray (who still works there) and Brandon.  The nerd talk started to fly fast and furious as they asked what books I was interested in.  Super friendly people, so I decided to go ahead and set up the sub.\n\nI walked in two weeks later and got my sub.  The guy behind the counter (Jeff, who no longer works there but is an awesome dude) informed me that he tossed some extra books in that I was under no obligation to buy.  He just saw that they had Batman in them and that my list was primarily Batman.  These are books that didn't even advertise having the Bat in them, so I totally would have missed out in these books!  So I got a good vibe from the place.\n\nI came in a week later, and was greeted by my first name.  Seriously, I had come in 3 times in a month and Mike and Moryha knew my name and had a good idea of what books I was crazy about.  I was blown away.  Fantastic service.\n\nAnyways, I graduated High School and moved to Tucson for UofA.  Being a starved college student paying his own way through school, I couldn't afford comics.  I graduated UofA and moved back to Phoenix.  I went to the shop right across the street from my house, the one I used to shop at prior to Samurai.  They still had no idea who I was after I talked to them for 10 minutes, trying to jog their memory.  So I left and drove to Camelback.  I walked into Samurai to restart my sub and Moryha was behind the counter.  She looked at me for a moment, and said \"Chris, right?\"\n\nSeriously, 4 years later and the staff remembered me.  And the vast majority of my subscription books.  I feel obligated to tell you that I had grown a full beard by then and (unfortunately put on some weight) :(  And still she recognized me.\n\nAnd that's what makes Samurai Comics the best comic shop in Phoenix.  They may not have the back issue selection of some stores, but they have customer service that no other store in the valley can even come close to matching.  Want to be greeted by your name when you walk in?  Want to swap nerd stories and discuss the latest comics?  This is the place!\n\nAdd to that the fact they they will go out of their way to find books and items that you desire, along with one of the best selection of gaming stuff in town?  Pop culture nirvana man!\n\nI got extremely lucky coming back to Phoenix when I did.  Moryha and MIke were looking for an extra person to staff the store during the week.  They knew I was a comic book nerd and asked if I wanted a job.  But regardless of whether I was employed with them or not, I'm a Samurai Comic customer for life.  \n\nThe main location moved to a massive superstore located on 11th Street and Camelback, but it is still ran by the same people and still has that close-knit feel.  Come on in and see what I'm talking about!
__label__0 I have been here one time and one time only. I will never go back. I took my two kids here since my son is into pokemon and my daughter loves my little ponies. Plus it's very close where we live. I tried to get one of the three people working to help us but they seemed more interested in avoiding helping us. My questions were answered with one word or a finger point. My daughter was able to find a couple of comics but we never did find the cards my son was pointed to. When we checked out the person behind the counter said is this it and rolled their eyes. Not the kind of experience i expected of a place geared to all ages. I was disappointed to say the least.
__label__3 I pass by this walgreens on the way home so I stop in frequently. Always able to find what I need. Clean and organized, will come again.
__label__1 Go to to FedEx Office if you need passport photos. I needed one and stopped at this Walgreens after being referred here by a nearby UPS Store. The first Walgreens employee wasn't sure how to work their new camera, so he and Employee #2 went back and forth about that for a minute or two. Finally he used their regular camera to take it anyway. Then, they couldn't print it for me because they were in the middle of an enormous greeting card order which apparently couldn't be paused long enough to print my picture. They took my name and number to call me when that order was complete and they'd printed my photo. \n\nNearly four hours later, I called the store because no one had called me. I stayed on hold four long times while they repeatedly rang the Photo Department, and no one ever picked up. So then I was passed to the store manager, who put me on hold only to come back and say the printing equipment had failed. Uh, and just when was someone gonna call me and tell me this?? \n\nSomeone finally did call back the next day after they found my pic in their system, but by that time I got my photo elsewhere. Save yourself the trouble and just stick to getting snacks, water, and cards at Walgreens.
__label__3 Great place to find inexpensive, gently used item for your infant and bigger child. From bedding, highchairs and excersaucers to clothes and shoes and toys. They have a 50/50 consignment plan ( cash or store credit) and will display everything for 90 days. If it doesn't sell you get all your non sold items back.  The new management that took over the business last February vamped the store up and it looks better and better and they are super friendly and always willing to help. Always had a great experience. They have a Facebook page too in which they list new item in pictures. Highly recommended.
__label__4 Oops...-\nI forgot to add to my review about Jayme my stylist...that out of all the cities I've lived in & stylists I've visited...Jayme is by far my favorite & the most personable & talented stylist in town! Make an appointment today...you won't be disappointed!!!:)
__label__3 Great salon tucked next to Fuego Bistro. I have been seeing Mara for years and I leave a happy customer every time.  I love that she knows how I like my hair cut and make sure that I don't chop it all off. Mara offers fantastic hair cuts for a great price! She offers hair coloring services and she does amazing work. She's the best secret in Phoenix!
__label__0 Be prepared to be upset it is gone has been for several years now.
__label__1 I've been here a few times and unfortunately its never been a great experience.  I think the first time it was a three star, but the last time was definitely a two--maybe even a one and a half star.  The service was terrible.  Granted, we were a large party with three kids, but it they clearly weren't busy and it was a weeknight.  It took them about 20 minutes to get a table together for us, which was fine.  But then it took them about another twenty minutes to take our orders.  We were so hungry we ended up devouring four baskets of chips before we even placed our orders.\n\nThe chips were probably the best part--but I can't say the red ketchup sauce is great.  We asked for a chunky salsa that was decent and ended up mixing that with the thick red ketchup sauce they give you.  I ordered a burrito with green sauce with a side of beans and rice.  It definitely wasn't anything to drool over.  It was edible, but not great.  Plus its not even super cheap.  \n\nIts a pass.
__label__0 I was informed by Volvo I Am that I needed a new AC compressor at a cost of $1300. I had a second opinion at the Volvo dealership who told me that my AC unit was just fine. In addition to the unethical business practices of this shop, the owner was extremely rude and aggressive.
__label__3 Went back to Volvo Am I for a maintenance check, and the second visit was as positive as the first.  Volvo Am I Fane
__label__0 I have shopped here off & on for years. I am always amazed I return due to the awful service & attitudes but with so few Needlework shops in Phoenix I have bit my tongue & gone.  I recently inquired about a Special Order Canvas for my Birthday. I FB them & called both. After 2 weeks of trying to get them to help me they responded by leaving me a phone message stating they had No Idea what canvas I was talking about. I have ordered from them before. The canvases are hundreds of dollars & I fail to see where the confusion came in considering I had Put the comeplete title & artist in my facebook message. I have ordered the canvas elsewhere. I don't know if it is just me they seem to dislike without knowing me or if it is just being outside the clique that is the issue. Order online unless your a Stepford Sticher.
__label__4 My second visit to Mad Hatter.  The first visit was on referral, the second was because they did such great work on the first visit.  This time, they did a manifold back exhaust for me, to include all new pipe, new o2 sensor bung, new catalytic converter and glass pack.   Part of my request was that they reroute the exhaust to give me room to put an anti-wrap bar on the rear axle of my weekend toy - a '93 Jeep Wrangler - and they accomplished that.   \n\nFurther, the previous downpipe from my exhaust manifold routinely made contact with my front driveshaft under front axle articulation, and they were able to move the new downpipe slightly to the side to eliminate that problem.  \n\nThere were some holes in the pipe near that driveshaft and near the old cat, causing my Jeep to sound like a UPS truck.  So, the bonus is that by sealing up the new pipe, they eliminated exhaust leaks, and I now have a little more power without the UPS truck engine sound.  \n\nBest of all, they did all this while I walked across the street for a bite to eat.   \n\nThanks guys!   Highly recommend!
__label__3 Nobody understands. I have this weird affinity for Tokyo Express. But only this particular location. I've been to the other's in Scottsdale and Mesa and they just don't taste the same. Maybe it's because I used to come here for lunch in high school and almost everyday when I  worked at my crappy job down the street. Maybe it's just my nostalgia of growing up here and being young(er)....\nMostly, I just freakin' love the teriyaki bowls here more than any other 'yaki chain. There is never too much sauce, chicken to rice ratio is always perfect and it's always piping hot. What makes it hit the spot? A large Tropical Passion iced tea...ahhh yes...you go home, add a little Sriracha and it's the perfect meal. \nYes I feel like a loser because it's next to the wonderful Cherry Blossom Noodle Cafe and I could get a much better meal there, but when you want something quick and good, this is always my favorite. \nMinus one star due to the ambience changing a bit over the years, it's smaller and they used to have this great English-style red phone booth in there, not anymore. Boo. \nI realize I've just written way too much about Tokyo Express, but nobody understands! Ah well, I will continue to remain loyal.
__label__0 I went to this shop based on the high ratings. \n12 days later, 2 loaner cars, $1200, many excuses, a second opinion that found the problem in minutes, and 3 chances later, the issue of new front struts and squeaking and rocking upon braking persist. The car has not felt remotely right since it was in their hands. Will go to second opinion Tobias in Cave Creek next time. They seem far more on top of things.
__label__2 Had lunch here on a recent Saturday.  The pastrami was ok, but it was tough and sliced too thickly.  Coleslaw is good, and the pickles were just starting to get sour.\n\nThe fries were great, but not enough to make up for lackluster pastrami.\n\nI would go back, but with low expectations.
__label__2 Stopped in here for lunch today, joined by Arlin B, Robyn N & Mike C.  Scott's was a bit of a disappointment for me this time.  My expensive bowl of Kreplach Soup was lukewarm & only contained one little Kreplach the size of a Ping Pong ball!  Even the smaller cup sized soup should have two or three of them.  My corned beef sandwich was good but the service was only so-so.  Considering all of this and the prices, it's down to 3 Stars this time for Scott's.\n\nCorned Beef Sandwich $10.95, bowl of Kreplach Soup $7.95 (!)
__label__1 Way overpriced.  There sub should be priced at 6.50 tops.  It's just okay at best.  Their pickle taste like its been marinated in salt.  The worse part about it was that my buddy wanted to go somewhere else but we went to this place on my suggestion.  Fortunately, there was no rift caused in our friendship.
__label__1 I wish this update was for a bump up to 4 stars, unfortunately it is not. If I had written this Friday night and they didn't offer good vegan options it could have easily been a 1 star review.\n\nThe funny part of this saga is I had completely forgotten about my prior review which had to do with Pizza Heaven figuring out orders with different toppings, charges, etc. \n\nRecently I have been complaining about how expensive Z pizza has been getting, Pizza Heaven's location is closer and I thought would be cheaper so here goes; round two.\n\nThe order: 3 topping large pizza with vegan cheese, on their menu listed for $17.50. When I arrived to pick up the pie I was told \" That will be $27.?? \" What?!?! \"No, I just had a 3 topping pizza, just one...nothing else\".\n\nThis is where the discussion began on how they charge for toppings, apparently their policy is to rip people off? I think we all learned in the 4th grade (ok maybe not) if you put 3 toppings on one half and 3 toppings on the second half you have used the same amount of toppings for the pie - the toppings may be different yes, but the net amount of toppings used (and might I add purchased by the establishment) is still the same. Since my girlfriend can't stand onions, and I hate those little black olives we each had our own side of 3 toppings each BUT...get this....were charged for 6 toppings! Recap: no more toppings were used total on the pizza but because they were all different apparently they have made it a policy to charge for 6 toppings. The vegan cheese was also an extra $2 but not listed on their menu online (or at the restaurant). \n\nThey ended up comping me for one topping and I didn't throw too much of a fight because I knew I would not be coming back anytime soon. Once I got home and tried the pizza it did nothing more then seal the deal. It wasn't the worse pizza but it was mediocre at best.\n\nI don't feel great about writing this review, I really want to love and support independent businesses in Phoenix but when they have crazy policies like this and I have to spend $27+ to get a large mediocre pizza I need to draw the line somewhere. Phoenix has very few vegan pizza options but right now it seems like the corporate giants win again - I can get a large surfboard vegan pizza at Whole Foods, with any 3 toppings on any half, which tastes great for $15.99; no hassles.\n\nLastly I would like to comment that the girl working the cashier was very friendly and very courteous even though I was displaying clear signs of being utterly appalled. Even when I left she was still very friendly, it's safe to say she saved this from being a one star review, kudos to you.
__label__3 Great place, not a lot of parking.  We ordered a pizza and chicken parm.  It was really good food and the service was great.  We will be visiting this place again!
__label__1 Fry's Take-N-Bake pizzas are better than these bad boys and only a 1/4 of the cost.\n\nLast night a good buddy of mine and I had just finished up a long year of teaching and we wanted to celebrate by staying in, stuffing our faces with pizza, having a few beers and watching a movie. The beer was good, the movie was terrible, but the pizza might have been even worse! After ordering a single medium Veggie pizza using the EAT 23 online ordering service the pizza arrived about an hour after placing the order (not bad). The pizza + 10% tip was very pricey, $20 for a single medium pizza.\n\nMost of the veggies on the pizza tasted undercooked and were still dripping water as if they were not properly dried out during prep and through the oven bake. As if the pizza wasn't bad enough, to add insult to injury, my friend had made a Fry's pizza for himself that tasted much better than the pizza I had just dropped $20 on.\n\nI will not be returning here anytime soon.
__label__3 First of all I cannot sew so this review is not from the point of a seamstress.  I went there for ribbons and other gold colored fabrics for center piece making and I def found more than I could ever imagine.  They have great luxurious fabrics as well as tacky sequin covered fabrics (I totally bought some).  If you need fabric you will find what you need or something very close to it.  The parking was ok but no lie the place is always packed.  As far as customer service goes it really depends on who you deal with. Some are chatty Cathys and others don't seem to care much for the customers. The bottom line is the place might look beat up but the selection is great and the people will cut your fabric and even give you a little extra if they see some damage.
__label__1 I'm adding to the chorus of \"the people here are incredibly rude.\" They have this policy that you must leave behind two yards of fabric or you have to buy all of it - except it's not exactly uniformly enforced. I went to buy fabric today to make blankets for gifts, and it took me ages to sort through the leaning tower of fleece just to *find something that was at least a yard*!! There were so many pieces of fabric that had to be just six inches, 10 inches, maybe a foot and a half...hardly anything you can use for almost any sort of project. \n\nWhen I *finally* found something that was at least a yard and had a cute pattern, I took it to be cut. The woman cutting my fabric insisted I had to get additional yards of one type that I didn't even need because otherwise I'd be leaving a yard behind here and there and that was against their policy. She didn't even explain it nicely, she just said \"did you read the paper?\" and pointed at it. I would've just returned those pieces and went back to get alternatives from the giant pile, but I had spent so much time finding at least a yard each that I was now running late.\n\nSo now I have FAR more fabric than I needed and I feel super ripped off. They have a good selection, but I'm not going back. It hardly matters if the fabric is decently priced when you have to cross your fingers and toes you'll find at least a yard of it, and then end up paying out of the rear for extra. Ugh.
__label__3 Genny's is a hoot! I'm def Straight but NOT narrow.
__label__1 Dennys has changed their delicious chicken fried steak to a formed meat product brick \nEPIC FAIL!!!!!!
__label__4 I have eaten here many times the staff is great and friendly. The remodeling gives this place the old time at home dinner feeling. Love to meet here for business or just meeting friends. Wish the rest if them were like this one. Can't beat the speed of service any place in town. This location is one of the after bar stops and gets extremely busy after 1 am nightly. It is well worth th wait.
__label__3 Nice place. Alert and friendly staff, fun people,darts, billiards and sports on screen. Also very clean.  \nBeen twice. I live in Glendale so driving is an issue. Took a taxi over a month ago because I assumed they would be showing the ufc fights. No such luck, sports bar anyone?\nWas a fun night anyway with beer, darts and conversation. Would definately go back.
__label__0 This was probably one of the worst mistakes I've ever undertaken, and I'm including that apartment in the ghetto I signed a lease for because it was \"quaint\" and multiple men I really shouldn't have given as much of a chance as I did.\n\nBoyfriend and I thought we'd relive our childhood involving Pancho's from when we lived in North Phoenix and went to the one by Metrocenter. I had a birthday party at that one, and my party went to see Buffy the Vampire Slayer before eating (I'm talkin' Kristy Swanson here... yeah, totally super sweet). We both recalled fond memories of raising the little Mexican flag to get sopapillas.\n\nWalking in, and seeing that margaritas are not served as they should be, it was the ultimate in regret. \n\nme: \"Let's just go to Arriba. They don't have margs here, and that's really the only reason I wanted Mexican.\"\nman: \"Oh, come on. Where's your sense of adventure? I think I'll have a beer. (seeing look of disappointment on my face) Ohhhhkay, do you want to go to Arriba?\nme: (downtrodden) No, I guess we'll stay here.\n\nWe exit the line, $20 lighter, and find a seat. This place is filthy. The server, who calls me \"mija\" at least 18 times, I find delightful for the first time she says it. Then I hear her saying it to all of the other females at her tables. Cheating bitch. The extensive salsa line looks awesome, and I perk up a little, like, maybe this won't be so bad.\n\nWRONG. WRONG. WRONG.\n\nIt WAS bad. Everything was bad. The half naked children screaming, the white people everywhere thinking this is the bees knees of Mexican cuisine... it all adds up to probably the worst dining experience I have ever had. We promptly went to Arriba and drank a marg very quickly to forget about the pain.
__label__4 I hadn't considered reviewing this practice until my mom called this morning asking the name of the dentist I recently went to when I broke a molar.\n\nCurrent lack of insurance is the ONLY reason I didn't call North Mountain!  The break happened at about 6pm, and I wanted to get it taken care of the next morning.  If my insurane existed, I know I could have called North Mountain first thing the next day and gotten in - that is how great they are with priority flexibility!\n\nSadly, I was left to call places that were open past 6pm, and price shopped getting the work done. Getting in first thing the next day is the ONLY good thing to report about the dentist I ended up going to. So I told my mom I could not recommend the recent dentist I went to - but could ABSOLUTELY steer her toward North Mountain Dentistry!\n\nWhile I did see Dr. Rosen once, most of my visits for the years I was going were with Dr. Arak.  Bob D's review was spot on - everyone is very professional and upbeat and truly seems to like being there.\nWhether it was the attitude of the entire staff, the genuine caring about my mouth health, the lack of \"upselling\" and alarmist declarations of the work I \"need\" - or the ready availability of nitrous (I am a whimp!), the several years I was a patient at North Mountain was the only time in my life I really did go to the dentist twice a year for cleanings and checkups.\n\nAnd as soon as I get insurance again, I will be back!
__label__3 I can almost always find something fan-fuckin-tastic for less than half the price it'd be in it's original store.
__label__1 I miss the glory days of Buffalo.  Ten years ago while I was in high school, (gawd. I feel old) this used to be my favorite store.  It was a great place to find unique/alternative clothing at a decent price.  Better yet, I was apparently a stylish young thang because whenever I cleaned out my closet and took it here, I would get at least $65 in store credit to get some new digs.  \n\nThese days,  I feel like Buffalo relies more heavily on the brand than they used to.  Its not uncommon to find used jeans here for $60 or jackets for $45 - all because of the label.  I'm sure its still a great bargain, its just not \"nice thrift store\" that I grew up on.  Its also become increasingly difficult to sell my clothing here - if I bring them 10 items, I'm lucky if they take one.  \n\nThey need to figure out a way to improve their line to sell stuff.  I went in last night and there were 6 people already waiting with ONE employee \"buying\" things.  I knew I actually wanted to look at clothes before I had to make dinner, so I threw my bag of stuff I wanted to sell in the car and just went inside to shop.  They need some kind of number system where I can shop AND still have my place in line. \n\n*pours a forty for the \"old\" Buffalo*
__label__0 I'm with the reviewer from 1-4.  I've been shopping at BE since i was a kid in the 70's and after yesterday, I'm done.  I went in on Saturday and spent a couple hours, purchasing over $200 of clothes. Turns out one of the shirts I bought had 2 huge holes down the middle of the back, unsewable and totally unwearable.  I went back Sunday to see if I could return it for store credit and to trade in several bags of my old clothing.  Long story short; one of the managers gave me a really hard time about returning the shirt, as it had been half off, and she treated me like a total jerk for asking her to work with me, and acted like she was doing me the biggest favor in the world by accepting the return.  She was pretty snotty and rude.  THEN, when it was my turn to trade, a nice guy began helping me, and had accepted a couple of my things, and things seemed fine.  Said manager showed up, elbowed the guy out of the way, and began going through my items herself.  She purchased ONE item out of several large bags and sent me on my way.  It was an incredible blatant FU to me for \"forcing her hand\" when it came to my return.  What grade are we in again?  I am still amazed that this even happened.  What a great manager!  I bet her employees really enjoy working for her.  It's too bad, I found lots of clothes I loved, but I'll stick to other businesses, like My Sister's Closet and whatnot, where the employees are nice and don't sell clothes that can't be worn.
__label__0 I'm writing this review purely as a seller. \n\nSo I am a total shopaholic!  I guess that's what happens when you work in the industry.  Anyways, I cleaned out my closet and came here and they literally took 1 pair of jeans out of maybe 40-50 items.  I mostly brought in some old work clothes from Banana Republic and just some odds and ends that no longer fit.  This place is solely for indy/punky/trendy, which they do make quite clear so they are what they say they are which is good.  Makes me kind of wonder how many people buy and sell back the same items though...
__label__4 It's pricey, but you're investing in quality products and garments. I've been here twice while in Phoenix, and have ordered some products online. They carry great names, and have some solid styles. Most importantly, the guys working there are sincere and patient. You're never pressured to purchase, but you're likely to walk out with something.
__label__3 I realized my faux pas with the last review.  Downtown Phoenix is the black hole of convenient delivery pizza.  Yes, there is Pizzeria Bianco but I have yet to find the time, motivation, and dinner companions to accompany me on a 3 hour wait for pizza.\n\nSo, we usually order from Domino's.  Partially because their Brooklyn style is pretty good and partially because ordering reminds me of a blog that had me laughing/giggling/snorting for hours: http://www.thesneeze.com/mt-archives/000707.php.  I occasionally find ridiculous stuff way funnier than most people would, and the thought of beef nuggets without footing is making me laugh at this very moment.\n\n*wipes tears from eyes and takes a minute to calm down*\n\nSo the ordering is incredibly easy once I stop laughing about whether or not I want the toppings on the right or the left.  And they have the \"Pizza Tracker\" which tells you what stage your pizza is in and who is completing the task.  I have to say that Wade has done a damn fine job and I'm disappointed if we order on a night that he isn't working.  Not because other Domino's employees mess it up, we have just become fond of seeing his name.\n\nDomino's no longer has the policy of delivering in less than 30 minutes or your pizza is free, but they do come damn close.  Our pizza is almost always here in a half hour (another joy of the pizza tracker).\n\nMy only recommendation is to never order the baked dessert thingies; they always taste like garlic because they're made in the same oven.
__label__2 If you are looking for a quiet place to enjoy a romantic meal, this is a great place. This is not a kid-friendly place to eat , nor a place you want to bring a loud friend, as everyone in the room will be involved in the conversation. (We all have one of those loud friends - you know what I'm talking about!)\n\nI love the attentive personal service - the owner was our server, and he was so nice! I gave it three stars because most of the food sounded better on the menu than it tasted,  but the cozy environment makes up for that a bit. If I were going to just sit there and not eat, I would have given the place four stars.\n\nI was one of the friends that had lunch with Camille H. She covered the food well, so just read thru her review for food details.
__label__3 Unique food, great atmosphere, pricey but worth a trip for special occasions.
__label__3 My sister and I headed to Coup Des Tartes to use her Groupon before it expired. She had been before and loved it, so I was excited to finally see what all the fuss was about! \n\nFirst of all, I just want to throw out there that I don't at all understand the name of the restaurant. From what I can recall from European History, a coup is a military overthrow. So... we're trying to overthrow the tarts? \n\nAnyways, I'm glad that we got here early, because even on a Wednesday, the place filled up pretty quickly. We were able to be seated right away despite not having a reservation, but that could be because we arrived about 10 minutes after it opened for dinner. There are not many tables inside, so it'd be pretty difficult if you had a large group, but the whole place has a very cozy feel. Unfortunately, there are probably less than a dozen parking spaces out front, so I'm not sure where you would park once those filled up.\n\nThe food came out pretty quickly, and my sister had the lamb shank ($24) while I had the salmon ($28). Her lamb shank came out on a bed of cous cous with assorted vegetables on the side. It was tasty, but a little on the salty side. My salmon came with spinach and basmati rice, topped with a green olive salsa and pesto on the side. I don't usually like green olives, but it went well with the fish, though the salmon was cooked a bit more than I would prefer. The rest of the dish was well seasoned, but the salsa was a bit salty. Both dishes came in pretty big portions, and went great with their housemade mint iced tea. \n\nEven though we were pretty full already, we figured that we couldn't leave without having some dessert! We had the chocolate peanut butter tart, which was great, but way too rich after our entrees. It was more chocolatey than peanut-butter-y, and not too sweet. We each only took a few bites, but luckily we got a box to take it home, and it was every bit as good the next day.
__label__2 While Ajo Al's easily holds the crown for most bearable tex-mex food in town, imho, I still am a far cry from a big fan of here. \n\nOne of my best friends LOVES this place. LOVES it. And I could never figure out why, but I have since turned him onto El Molino in Scottsdale and I haven't heard much about Ajo Al's lately, so maybe he just didn't know any better.\n\nAlso, I did hear murmurings of trouble with health code violations here a few months back. Those usually don't scare me too much, in all candor, since perfectly good restarants get the whistle blown on them for relatively minor infractions so often that I've grown somewhat callous to their warnings. \n\nFurther, I'm sure any problem that once existed is now long gone since there was some press about the incident when it happened. \n\nA good after work place to grab a drink or watch the game with friends, but do yourself a favor and grab some authentic mexican that us Phoenicians are blessed with when it comes time to eat.
__label__3 Shrimp Tacos Morongos.  There may be no better shrimp taco on this side of the border.
__label__0 when you walk in its old school which is cool and the outside is cool but the food was medioca just a bit i would not give the a second shot now a different location maybe...
__label__2 The wings here are amazing. Other menu items like onion rings or fried mushrooms... not so amazing. This place has character. You feel like you need a tetanus shot after you leave. The staff are friendly and most likely prison parolees. Get your order to go and you'll be happy. There be strange people that frequent this place.
__label__3 Why hadn't I thought of Smart & Final before when we've hosted parties?\n\nThey sell in quantities large enough to handle a good sized crowd without going overboard.\n\nThe layout is simple and clean. It was organized the day I went in, and the staff are quite pleasant. I'll have to keep this place in mind for our next party and Thanksgiving, and New Years. And Valentine's Day. Oh, and don't forget about Earth Day!
__label__3 3.5. It was very quiet when we went, no dancers or band. The food and service were great- the one exception being the salad. It had too much dressing. The feta was delish- very subtle. \nI had the moussaka- it was very tasty! Decent portions size, along with potatoes and vegetables. They are not stingy with the bread either, which is a rarity. My companion had the chicken with lemon and artichoke, it was good, but I preferred my moussaka.\nWould I go back? Absolutely. But next time, Id like to see the dancers!
__label__4 Super cool, cookie/cake.chocolate maker haven!  :)  Totally worth the 40 minute drive I had - it was packed when I got there and I did not experience one little bit of rudeness.  I arrived with my 5yo and after cruising the aisles for a bit an employee came by to see if I needed help finding anything.  Super neat place!  :)
__label__0 FINALLY! Moving out from Biltmore apartments after the WORST customer service from office staff and maintenance. I still have a gapping hole in my ceiling after the staff tried to spackle over the wet hole several times! The apartment smells of mildew, I see mold growing on the frame of the closet where they replaced the carpet but didn't fix the leak. Several of my neighbors have had leaks as well as a lot of downstairs apartments are vacant and windows fogged up from water problems. The hole has gotten worse the last few weeks because they turn off the AC chiller not real AC to migrate to heat... While the weather in AZ is still high 70s the mild has gotten worse and the hole bigger because of stagnant air. I turned in. Vacate notice with my complaints and still have yet to hear from the office to alleviate my situation. Horrible place do not rent!!
__label__3 It's not the easiest place to find your way around but Robert was EXtremely helpful!! my experience a little more pleasant.
__label__0 The customer service at this michaels is just plain horrible.\nThe bad\nMe and my girl frequent michaels, she for her crochet needs and me for my shoe paints. I never really ask for help unless I am completely lost I'm usually ok with getting lost. The times I have asked I have not been met with kind responses but I just let it roll off my back, this last time was different me and my gf received and email coupon for 50% off for Halloween promo my girl needed more yarn so we decided to both go and I would use my coupon for an extra yarn for her. After we were done shopping and ready to pay I noticed everyone was using a coupon the gentleman who was working cash register seemed very nice to other customers as soon as I came up and asked him how he was his mood changed he did not answer my question and asked if that was all I said yes sir and I showed him my coupon he said oh another one, I just laughed it off like ok. After I finished and he was giving me my yarn in no bag I said thank you again he ignored me, I snapped I said your welcome that's what u say after someone thanks you or at least acknowledge me! I know I scared him as he started nervously laughing and saying sorry I just walked out shaking my head. I won't go back to this Michaels and I won't shop without a coupon again. I did call and leave bad review on both of our receipts and I think I am going to call the manager as well real lame customer service should always be called out.
__label__1 I went here tonight after hearing good things about the place. I was very disappointed. The food servings were large but the food itself was not very good. The Chicken Fried Steak had no real taste at all. It was just bland. The pork chops were good but not great. Salad just a salad and the bread was cold. I do not think I will be going back after spending $46 dollars for so-so food. Very disappointing.
__label__4 THey have the best chicken fried steak that I have ever had!!! There daily specials are amazing as well!!
__label__1 Maybe I should have got the chicken fried steak.  Because that steak I had was something else.  There was so much grease piled on top of my t-bone that I'm pretty sure I'm a likely candidate for the world's youngest triple bypass patient.  I'll admit, sometimes grease makes for good grubbin'.  But not this time.\n\nI went on a Saturday night and there was a little bit of a wait. But our server was plenty kind.  She completely forgot our order of fried okra, but I wasn't feeling too upset about it.
__label__0 Hmmmm.... Think I Would Rather Suck Down Your Colonoscopy Bag?\n\nIf you are truly looking for a unique dining experience accompanied with old world business cards and lifeless animals, then you will need to try out Texaz Grill all for yourself. If you are looking for good food, solid service, and a nice atmosphere, then you probably want to avoid this strip mall hangout at all costs. If you love low-quality food, poor service, and a revolting atmosphere, then you need to steer your lifted F350 right on over to Texaz Grill.\n\nWow, from the moment we walked in I knew we were in for trouble ... I just didn't think it could be as bad as it actually was. This is one establishment that will leave you wondering whether the city of Phoenix mandates any sort of cleanliness or health standards. This place is dirty, vile, unkempt, and this is way before we even met our server or received our food.\n\nJust 7:30 PM on a Thursday night, but you would have thought this place was closing up shop for the night or permanently (which wouldn't be a bad thing). Guests are sparse and the few who do remain look like they have chain smoked all of taste buds right out of their mouths. The servers give you the impression they are NOT working for tips and really make no attempt at ensuring a pleasant guest experience. The inside will remind you of a cross between a real, small town BBQ joint and a TGIFridays minus the corporate cleanliness standards. The booths are ancient, uncomfortable, and anything but clean. The walls are littered with business cards, dead animals, used hats, and license plate frames. You will want to write off all the dirt and disaster on the wall as good old Texas charm, but you will quickly realize your appetite fades as each minute passes you by.\n\nSo we arrive at our booth and are quickly greeted by our degenerate server who you would have thought was being paid by number of tables she turned over per night. She doesn't look like she wants to be there, and, frankly, neither do we. Our drinks are brought out in a timely fashion, and then she did the best she could to get us to order a quickly as possible. And, we're off....\n\nOrders are put in for a Chicken Fried Steak and the Thursday night BBQ sampler. Our server had to check that there were any of the BBQ samplers left which should tell you that this combination was probably made yesterday and has been hanging around all day. The salad came quick - too quick. Within two minutes of ordering, I had the misfortune of choking down a brown, bland, and boring salad. Of course, nobody goes to a BBQ joint for a salad, but I think most prefer green lettuce and more than two dressing choices.  Not even ten minutes later and our entrees had arrived, and we suddenly had enough food to feed an entire homeless shelter but I have my doubts of them even touching this piss poor attempt at Texas BBQ.\n\nChicken Fried Steak - imagine about 1oz of beef shankle meat breaded in a pound of breading and smothered in some alien gravy. The meat was bland, veiny, chewy, and not even good enough for my neighbor's dog. You get two of them and each one will be bigger than your head, but I'm not really sure what you are supposed to do with them because they are anything but edible.\n\nBBQ Sampler - I would have rather have sampled what was soaked up in the dirty bar rag or growing out of the rug. The ribs were too fatty and smothered in the generic BBQ sauce that made this place famous. The brisket was boring and overcooked. The Texas fries were not fries, nor were they good. The sausage was edible, but more so in a comparative way. Even the bread was terrible.\n \nThe food can be summed up as atrocious, inedible, poor quality, and even hard to look at. Truly some of the worst food I have ever eaten or looked at in my entire life. The highlight of the night was easily when our server seemed astonished we refused the to-go box. Sorry, but you should have been shaking our hands for even trying to make a meal out of those make-me-want-to-go-vegetarian plates of meat. \n\nIt is worth mentioning that Texas Grill does two things and two things only correctly. You will be seated quickly to ensure that the dead animals or the plethora of 1970s business cards stapled to the walls don't scare you away and the plastic soft drink mugs are gigantic, but I'm sure this was implemented to minimize server interaction with the tables.\n\nGo grab a McRib or two before you throw away any money at this place...or be ready to pop some serious laxatives. Outside of some rough drinking nights, I have never felt the urge to vomit all over the place 15 hours after a meal. Good luck to you if you choose this place. If you do decide to go, don't forget to bring your business card - it might be old enough to go up on the wall in 2032 - that is, assuming this place is around much longer.
__label__2 Got a chance to check out Texaz grill finally. Wifey has been beggin me to go here forever and I finally caved. Not sure why, I friggin love chicken fried steak. I perused the menu, but already knew I was going for the go-to dish. we also started with an order of the fried okra. Wifey got the special, which was chicken and dumplings. Little man ordered a cheeseburger. The okra was awesome! tender, perfectly seasoned and just the way fried okra should be. My chicken fried steak was HUGE, like the size of my face. Now bigger isn't always better. The steak was just okay. Somehow with all the gravy, it ws pretty bland. The steak part tasted more like liver and the breading was a bit doughy. I wasn't blown away by my meal but it doesn't matter, it was still a good experience. the service was great, prices cheap and we didn't have to drive very far. Will I go back? probably not, but definitely glad we finally checked it out.
__label__0 I'm a transplanted Texas girl from Austin. I was craving a taste of home and saw reviews for this place. The atmosphere is great, the waitress was amusingly surly. Sadly the food was terrible. I don't understand actually having a disclaimer on your menu that you don't season your meat?! However that would explain the ridiculous amount of condiments at the table. I ordered the chicken fried steak and was saaaaaadddly disappointed. It is NOT authentic to not season this dish. It literally tasted like a cube steak dipped in a flour/water paste then deep fried. No self-respecting Texan would do this, and you certainly wouldn't add pepporcini pepper sauce or Cholula sauce to a real CFS!  The meat was not the only thing unseasoned, the chicken tenders, potatoes, biscuits and pretty much everything else was tasteless and so bad I couldn't eat it and I LOOOOVE anything fried, so this is pretty bad. We actually felt kind of bad for them when they saw how much food was on the table and we didn't want a take home box.   \n\nI advise they add salt & pepper at the least.
__label__4 Best chicken fried steak bar none in Phoenix.  I come here only for that but the fresh lemonade rocks here too.  The atmosphere is VERY casual and VERY country.  I cant stand country music but its worth it for this place.  It is also a pretty inexpensive place for a good steak if you are looking.  Service is always good, parking is what really sucks here but if you go when there is not a big rush you will be okay.
__label__2 The only reason I am giving this place a 3 star review is because the service was excellent. The waitress was very friendly and gave us the perfect mix of attention and privacy. We were seated quickly, and had drinks a few minutes later. The food arrived equally fast.\n\nThe restaurant itself is your typical roadhouse. Its dark and a bit crowded feeling inside, with lots of stuff on the walls, and feels dirty, even though I'm sure it's clean. Prices were reasonable, especially considering the huge portions of food. I ordered their \"famous\" Chicken fried steak. I'm not entirely sure what I was expecting, but what I got was not what I was hoping for. the breading on the chicken wasn't very crispy and had very little flavor. The gravy had even less flavor than the batter and only succeeded in making everything soggy. The steak itself was cooked well but fatty, flavorless, and hard to cut. the salads and side dishes were equally mediocre. \n\nNothing special about TexAZ Grill.
__label__4 Being a Texas Native and foodie. This place is legit. Being my first time here thanks to a Yelp search for chicken fried steak this was on top of the list, I had to check it out. Seeing the decor on the wall I had to make a Texas License Plate donation because after two years of being here I finally caved in and registered my car in AZ and coincidentally had it in my trunk. This donation yielded the opportunity to meet Steve the owner. Steve was awesome we chatted about Tex-Mex food and life in Texas. It was delightful meeting him. \n\nNow on to the food. We ordered a dish on their daily special of biscuits topped with a chicken fried steak topped with eggs. This may sound weird but that's how you eat them in Texas. Food was killer. Steve was also generous in bringing us a sample of his BBQ brisket and mash potatoes. Again legit Texas style food. As BBQ competition person whose tasted some of the best BBQ in Texas I have to give two thumbs up, all the food had great flavor. And we even tried the cobbler topped with Bluebell ice cream. Which if it had anything other than Bluebell than that would be a sin. \n\nWe will be back to try other menu items and next time go with a bigger appetite.
__label__3 Re: Grooming Salon. Specifically, Katie, the cat handler.\n\nIt is near to impossible to find cat groomers in this town. Some vets offer the service but after today's visit to Petsmart I won't go anywhere else. So the deal is I have a demon cat. Well, she's lovely and adorable with me, but for some reason fears all pet workers. No clue why, nothing bad has ever happened to her. \n\nKatie works Tuesday through Friday and starts at 7am, which I can appreciate because no one else should have to witness the dramatics my cat puts on. I arrived after calling ahead to see if Katie could shave Josie's haunches, so as to avoid bits clinging to her backside (gross.)  Katie got an E-collar on Josie and told me she was going to have to scruff her while she worked, which was just fine with me because the cat was screaming like a murder victim and otherwise being embarrassing. In less than ten minutes the job was done (for only $6!) and Josie was back in her carrier like nothing happened. \n\nLook, I had a veterinarian tell me that if I brought Josie in for any grooming they would SEDATE her, and she also recommended I get her declawed, which I believe is inhumane. Maybe Katie considers what she does completely normal and reasonable, but she's the first professional who has worked with Josie...professionally. \n\nI know my cat is a total freak but I can't shave her ass myself, so thank god Katie is at Petsmart. Seriously.
__label__4 When I first got my puppy she was matted and had a string tied around her tail (whoever had her before had tried to crop it at home, I rescued her). Crystal has taken extra special care of my little girl from day one! My dog loves going to her, she gets so excited to see her. My pup always looks adorable when she comes back home! I always get very detailed report cards from Crystal, which means she's paying attention to my pup's needs. I discuss what's going on with my dog before the groom and Crystal makes awesome suggestions regarding whatever needs my dog has (i.e.. more conditioning in the winter, shorter cut in the summer, even which type of glucose she suggests). I send all my friends with animals to her, and now I'm doing the same with you! Hope your pets are happy and shiny!
__label__3 Finally got my Sheltie the other day; trip to PetSmart was unavoidable due to the essentials I needed to get that couldn't wait for online purchase. \n\nI was pleasantly surprised! I'd heard things about the prices - but  apparently there was some sort of sale going on and I was able to gather a plethora of puppy goodies for not a lot of dough. Everything seemed to be one sale! My puppy, needless to say, was very happy with me.\n\nMy one real qualm with this place was that we needed a dog tag, paid for a dog tag, and when we stuck it in the machine for the engraving, it came with a mandatory Petsmart logo. Sure, it may be genius advertising in disguise, but the idea that I'm paying the same thing I would online and Petsmart gets to sneak in a bit of free advertising makes me all snarly, especially when I'm subjecting my new beloved pet to be the billboard. Low blow, Petsmart; low blow.\n\nAside from that, I loved the product selection and the employees were friendly and very helpful. I also kinda dug the pet classes they held here, although I would love to see something more communal and less profit-based in the downtown Phoenix vicinity. Definitely go when they're having their sales; the prices for dog toys had been marked from $7-9 bucks per toy down to $2-4 bucks, and that in my book, is pretty OK.
__label__3 I'm not a huge bar person, so walking into a dive bar on this side of town was scary.  Was I not with a big strong male, I would have likely not even bothered.  I got a wineburger, onion rings, and beer.  The service was incredibly friendly and the conversation at the bar was entertaining.  The burger was incredibly flavorful although sort of greasy and the beer and onion rings were average. I would totally go back here (with company) for burgers and the creepy yet surprisingly friendly and entertaining atmosphere.
__label__1 I'm a thrift store junkie and this particular Goodwill location is just junkie. I've never really been impressed with the finds at this location and it has that stale grandma's dead cat smell when you walk in. That being said, they seem to have an OK selection of older furniture if you're looking for something to fix up or paint. \n\nYou should really go to the one on 20th St. & Indian School if you're in this area. They just built that one about a year and a half ago and it's clean and has great stuff.
__label__0 Horrible customer service. I'm shocked how they employ people who have such limited vocabulary and no common sense. Horrible attitude from the front girl \"Lucille\". Showed no effort in helping or listening to anyone. I did see her chuckle away every time she glanced at her phone. I assume her texting or Facebook was much more important than injured people seeking help. The gentleman sitting next to me has a broken finger and he's been sitting here since 11am ( 7 hours ago ). I'm heading to another hospital and giving this gentleman a ride to get seen.
__label__2 This place is decent. The prices are alright and the menu has a lot more than just sushi. The service has kind of depended on the time of day I have gone. The lunch service has always been pretty good, the dinner service was pretty slow. We waited 30-40 mins for our sushi order. They were pretty busy, but not THAT busy. It is a pretty small place so it can definitely be a little crowded, but it's a cute little place with good sushi.
__label__2 We usually go here for their Sunday happy hour. The sushi is good and I've had their bbq pork noodles which have a lot of flavor, but for the most part it's not very authentic. Something different was their sushi ice cream, that was pretty awesome, you cant really go wrong with rice crispy treats and ice cream! The service has been very hit or miss.
__label__3 Ok, I'm updating my review. I come here far too often not to bump it up another notch. Plus, now I don't have to worry about someone calling me out when I stop by for my favorite chicken salad. Honestly, this is probably the best bang for your buck HH around. Who doesn't appreciate cheap and delicious food? Obviously, past Morgan didn't.
__label__0 Ordered two bowls of noodle with the wife.  An hour after walking in the door, we still didn't have noodles.  \n\nThe waitress walked by 6 or seven times and was avoiding making eye contact.  Finally we had to leave to pick up our kids, not having eaten, not having had any sort of good service.  The waitress couldn't fathom why we would leave after having already been there about an hour.\n\nI have eaten here before and it has decent food but I won't be wasting anymore of my time here.  The complete lack of an attempt at service or even acknowledging the lack of it is inexcusable in a service industry with so many options.\n\nHana has better Sushi/Japanese and is very near by on 7th ave.
__label__4 love love moto fresh fish cool atmosphere must try this hip mod place.  The noodles are out of this world and the sushi is the best in this part of town. Be prepared for a long wait this place is popular.
__label__3 This Starbucks is a bigger place than the ones I normally go to.  And everyone there has a laptop, ipad, or holding something electronic.  I felt the need to take out my cell phone and hold it.  he he he...  Everyone (customers and employees) are friendly.  They got the order spot on.  \n\nWhen we were leaving there was a GOOD dog sitting by the door with his leash not tied to anything just waiting for his owner.  Awwwwww....
__label__4 I have been to a lot of Starbucks and I thought this Starbucks was really clean and it was pretty big inside too.  This year I got a free drink for my birthday.  I was pretty excited about it, because Starbucks is one of my favorite places to go for coffee.  So, when I went up to order my Chocolate Cookie Crumble Frappuccino.  The cashier was really friendly and wrote Happy 30th Birthday Amy on my cup.
__label__1 I like World Market just fine, but had an unpleasant experience at this particular location the other day.\n\nThere was a display on the floor  full of throw pillows, and it was clearly marked \"50% off\" and \"clearance\" in multiple spots around the entire display.  Obviously, leading one to think that all the pillows in that display were part of the sale.  So I picked out two, went to check out, and they rang up full price.  I informed the girl at the register that they were marked half-off...she was nice enough, but she wouldn't honor the mistake - most other stores will.  \n\nFine, not a huge deal, but then some guy off the floor comes over, and very rudely snaps at me, \"No, you're wrong, those ones weren't marked.  Only (name) ones are.\" \n\n\"Um...yes, they were. I was just there.  It says clearance right above them.\" \n\nFor some reason, he felt the need to keep fighting me on it.  Very annoying and embarrassing to have to be dragged into this argument in front of a line of people.  He's SO sure that he's right that he asks me to waste my time to follow him back to the display, so he can show me himself and prove that I'm wrong.  So I humor him, walk back, and show him the large, red clearance sign directly above the pillows I had wanted to purchase.  By now, if I were in his shoes, I'd be feeling like a real piece of work.  But no, not this guy.  Not only did he NEVER apologize, but he would not admit that he was at fault.  Instead, all I got was a half-assed mumble, \"Well, it's wrong...\"\n\nIrritated by now, I decided to not purchase the pillows and started to walk away.  As soon as I turned away from him, the guy calls over another girl that was working there - who had nothing to do with the whole  fiasco - and he starts yelling at her in front of everyone within earshot, blaming her for putting the sign there.  Essentially, pushing his responsibility off on someone else so he won't have to admit fault.\n\n I won't be going to this location anymore, courtesy of this guy who acts like a 12 year old.
__label__3 I didn't get ANY service at the Indian Bend store. And I do have to complain that in the past the totally fake \"Welcome to Ulta!\" got on my nerves. Wasn't comfortable in Tempe Marketplace store either. Made a trip to the Camelback store. Only waited a minute for ROCHELLE to help me. Awesome! Personable, professional, enthusiastic, knew her stuff! Bought everything she recommended. WOW. What a difference she made. Worth the drive anytime.
__label__0 Wow...I can't believe the rave reviews this joint gets!!! I am FAR from impressed...Hot giardenara? Is that what they called those pickled jalapenos they put on their sandwich?! NO WAY If you want authentic Italian Beef catch a flight to ORD and go to Portillo's or Gene and Jude's...\nThis place is sub-par at best! If you're looking for something remotely close to Chicago Italian Beef in Arizona, go to Tom's BBQ or Lobby's on Southern and McClintock...This place doesn't live up to the hype!  Don't waste your time! People who love it must not be from Chicago...
__label__1 Meat has decreased in quality over last couple of years. Lukes, step up your game.
__label__3 I've lived in the neighborhood for a long time - and I've been to Luke's sporadically over the years. No good reason I don't go regularly - the food is always exactly what I expect and the prices are fair.\nI seem to stick with the Italian beef - but the menu also covers hot dogs, hamburgers, subs and Italian Sausage. (I will have to try sausage, peppers and onions with red sauce at some point - one of my ultimate comfort foods- to see if they're as good as Guido's in Scottsdale.)\nThe beef is juicy, shaved thin - and works perfectly with the giardinera and hoagie roll. \n\nFor those nights when I just need a mouthful of hot meat, Luke is my go-to guy! So happy I can satiate the craving right around the corner from home!
__label__2 What a throw back to the 50's! Breakfast, lunch, and dinner always avail 24 hours a day. I like this place very much. The decor takes you back to the 50's with its table top jukeboxes.  The menu is large anything from breakfast to salads, burgers, and good chicken fried steak. You can also try one of their old fashion milk shakes. The service is always good never had a bad day here. They have whatever you want anytime of day you would like it. If you happen to be their in the morning ask for becky. She always singing a tune.
__label__0 Not a very good place at all.  Be very careful of this place as they tack on all kinds of move-out charges.  They make you show a receipt that the apartment has been \"professionally cleaned\" when move out.  I had my neighbor clean the place as she did an exceptional job.  Because she is not a registered cleaning company, they charged me $130 for not having a registered company clean the apartment.  Also, make sure that you pay rent before the first of the month if it falls on a holiday.  They charged me $75 for not paying them on time because they were closed on the first of the month.  Because they decided to close on the first, they charged other tenants and I $75 for supposedly paying late.  Be very careful if you decide to live at this apartment complex.
__label__0 I'm sure they can provide excellent service.  However, i had my breaks changed and it put me out $700.  I thought that was high for changing the breaks and smoothing the rotors. Apparently all the bolts weren't tightened up when they gave it back so i had to return back the next day so they could fix the wobbly wheel.\n\nMaybe that was a small oversight, but before going here you should definitely shop around.  I was quoted $1400 for a timing belt change so i decided to forgo the service and shop around and received excellent service for hundreds less. So if it's not a critical need, shop around and know the market rate.
__label__4 Great service and prices. This is where I buy my water because its the cheapest in phoenix (even the Catalina). Fish are also healthy
__label__1 Ate there for Valentine's dinner.  Too expensive.  Portions very tiny.  No bread.  Salad was tasty enough but consisted of about two tablespoons of mixed Greek salad.---I'm not kidding.\n\n  My dish was salmon.  The fish was cold and the sauce was congealing.  Had to send it back for reheat.  My Valentine's was sword fish, which consisted of about 3 one inch square pieces. Also cold. \nNo bread, no Pita bread.  The sword fish was about $24, and the salmon, about that much, too.  The wine list was all Greek wine, and the glasses the wine was served in were like little toy glasses, not real wine glasses.  Our waiter was kind of lackadaisical.  \nThere were food splatters on the white wall next to the table.\n\nWhen a short woman made rounds about the tables to ask how we liked our food, we didn't  trust ourselves to even get started, and mumbled, \"thank you.\"  All the \"Best of Phoenix\" favorable reviews were at least 10- 20 years old.\nThe bathroom had toilet paper stuck to the wet floor of one stall, and the toilet installed inches from the side wall in the other stall.  Weird.  There was a table with chairs outside the bathroom, like they seated overflow guests there.  Weird.\nWe vowed never to go back, and remembered maybe that's why we hadn't been there for years.  Better to eat at Crazy Jim's or Greek Town. \nSave your money.
__label__4 I'm the girly girly-ist tom boy you'll ever meet. Sitting through an hour of getting my nails done is pure hell to me. Pedicures are not \"relaxation time\" for me, it's \"pain in the ass time\".  I hate getting my hair done and I can't stand shopping. I'd rather be out drinking whiskey and shooting pool. All of this is very difficult for me you understand, because at the same time I like to be pretty. This is where DV comes in to save the day (or at least my hands and feet)  \n\nLe is my nail tech. I ONLY go to her though I can say I've had pedi's from some of the other ladies and they're all quite thorough. I'm insanely picky about my nails. It borders on OCD (no joke). Le is extremely detail oriented and my nails turn out perfect every time. It's always packed in there and that is a testament to quality of product if you ask me. The prices are comparable to anywhere else you might go though I don't recommend going anywhere else. It's close to home and afterward I can make a quick run over to Old Navy (one of the few places I can stomach shopping) \nIt's still a pain in the ass.... the whole damn thing... but at least my fingers and toes look cute. (god, that was the most stupid \"chick\" thing that has ever come out of my mouth) \nI'm glad I could share it with you.
__label__3 I've gotten several very nice pedicures at DV.  The place isn't fancy but it's clean, the staff is friendly, and they offer good prices.
__label__1 Einstein's is an okay chain.  It's not my favorite but in a pinch, it can hit the spot.  This location, however, leaves a lot to be desired.  I've stopped in multiple times due to the convenient location but I always leave disappointed.  \n\nThe food here is the standard Einstein's fare.  I'm not a real bagel fan but I have sampled a few of the breakfast sandwiches.  They were okay, nothing memorable.  I usually stop in for a coffee or a latte.\n\nThis last visit really made me mad.  I ordered a hot chai latte and ended up leaving with something else (never figured out what the drink was).  Unfortunately, I was a good ways down the road before the drink had cooled enough for me to take a sip.  Aaargh!\n\nWhat really annoys me about this location is the lack of customer service.  I've found that the folks working behind the counter are rather gruff and unfriendly. On this last visit, the young lady didn't greet me and refused to look me in the eye.  It's been a similar story with my previous visits.  The store seems to stay fairly busy in the morning hours.  I don't know if this contributes to the service problem or not.  Either way, I've made my final visit.  I can get a hot drink elsewhere.
__label__2 The New York Sirloin was cooked well, but it was pretty tough. The online menu said they had prime rib, which is why we came, but they don't even sell it. Our server Bryan was very good
__label__2 Okay place.  Like the chips, salsa, and warm bean dip.  Food is mediocre.  Service okay to good.  I've been here a half a dozen times and think it's consistently okay.  I'm yet to find a mexican food restaurant I really like (for dinner, not a dive).
__label__2 I've been going there since it opened in the mid-90's and was called the Andale' restaurant. I think they changed the name because too many people made the same mistake my sister (who took 3 years of Spanish in high school and college) did: She asked why the hell anyone would call a Mexican restaurant the \"Ann-Dayle\". And so it goes.\n\nI've enjoyed most of what I've had there. Not the place to go while on a diet. Everything tends to be cheese-heavy. Partially for that reason I would forgo the sour cream and guac that they offer, especially considering that they come at a total extra cost of something like $3.50 or whatever. Sometimes the wait staff tells you, other times not. Guess it depends if they've been threatened with tableware when an unsuspecting customer wonders how the bill for a table of four suddenly jumped by FIFTEEN DOLLARS for guac and sour cream.\n\nIt's an ok place with reliable quality and decent atmosphere. The chicken con queso is good, but I prefer the adobada plate.
__label__1 To be honest I was fairly disappointed with Aribas. People had given me mixed reviews prior to me going there and it seemed either people really liked it or weren't impressed at all; and upon going there myself I could see why. At first I was shocked and ecstatic by their dollar margarita special during happy hour, however when we got our drinks you could barely taste any tequila (although they were only a dollar, it literally felt like I was drinking flavored water). The chips and salsa at the table were awesome (probably the best part of eating there). I ordered enchiladas which were pretty undercooked and didn't really have much flavor outside of the melted cheese. My friends got the spicy chicken entree and a chimichanga. The spicy chicken was ridiculously spicy and not very good; the chimichanga was pretty good however but nothing special. Out waitress seemed very aloof the whole time we were there and the one thing that bothered me the most was a small side of sour cream was $1.99!!!!! despite the meals being pricey to begin with.
__label__3 It had been years since I had been to PCG; but my friends Rich & Corey said lets go there.  Decided to try brunch today.  I had the   Stacked Green Chile Chicken Enchiladas thought it might be like chilaquiles - but it was very delicious!!!  The price is very reasonable.  My friends both had Smoked Salmon Benedicts - they looked very yummy.  Also, really crave crab cakes; but haven't found a place to that serves them well. Might have to try them the next time.  A very good Sunday, will definately be back!!!
__label__3 What a pleasant surprise.  I selected PCG for a business dinner this week and all of us were thrilled with the meal, atmosphere and service. I tried the plank salmon which was wonderful.  Two of us had meals that included the mashed potatoes with horseradish and agreed the flavor was excellent.  I admit that as I approached the strip center on 16th street I wondered if I had made a mistake, only to be rewarded by my guests with compliments for the choice. I will return.
__label__1 I have always enjoyed dinner with friends at Phoenix City Grille. I had never tried Happy Hour there so a friend and I decided to give it a try. We sat for almost 10 minute at bar before we were asked if we'd like a drink. The Green Chile Queso Fundido was quite tasty. We intended to order a few other items but We had to pry the bartenders to return for refills and food that we decided to leave and continue Happy Hour elsewhere. Keep you posted on our return to PCG...
__label__4 Loved.This.Place. Awesome candlelit ambience, spacious seating options, and friendly service.  Well-sorted menu with vegetarian and seafood options (yay me). Deschutes Brewery Porter. Affordable price point.
__label__3 Impulse shopping for electronic equipment is a horrible habit to have.  Sadly, it's a habit I can't kick.\n\nIt starts off as a tiny nagging thought in my head.  \"I'd go to the gym more if I had an MP3 player.\"  Now, this being a perfectly reasonable thought, I head off to Best Buy.  The trouble starts when I actually walk through the doors.  My iPod was the gateway drug and Best Buy was dealing.\n\nOver the last several months I've purchased home networking devices, home entertainment stuff, computer hardware and a whole mess of movies.  The sales crew has been competent and able to answer the few questions that I had.\n\nThe prices for big ticket items are adequate bordering on good, depending on sales.  Movies aren't cheap, but the selection is great.  \n\nThough there are better bargains out there, Best Buy will always be my go to spot for must have items.  Damn enablers...
__label__1 I went here when I dropped my iPhone (tragedy...) and broke the speaker. I could hear my callers, but they couldn't hear me. I went in to Best Buy to see if I could just buy one of those cheap pay-as-you-go phones, because I had some urgent business calls to make, and had planned to be running around town all day. I looked around with a customer service rep, who was in fact friendly. But after some wasted time, we came to the conclusion that they had nothing to offer me.  In short, I have no problem with the customer service at this location. But I wish such a big chain would not forget to supply their stores with the simple/affordable options. This could be my old fashioned preference, but if I want to by a non-color screen flip phone, I'd hope I could find it at one of the biggest electronic stores in the nation.
__label__4 Brought my Yorkie in and they did an amazing job! Making my next appointment now. They clipped his nails bathed and cut and even cleaned his ears. This was one of the best experiences I have had at a groomers and I highly recommend them!
__label__1 This was the first groomer we tried out in the Phoenix area. They had good reviews on yelp and good prices so we gave them a try. I was not impressed and left really missing our groomer back in CA. I asked for my dog's tail to get special attention. She was given back to me with matts still in her tail and her face hadn't been cleaned thoroughly. Pretty disappointed will not be returning.
__label__4 Pam & Nibblers saved me!  Last minute office luncheon and they were able to put together a great menu. Prompt service and set-up, with everything you need and/or can think of.  (try the grilled veggies, flank steak ...everything.!!)
__label__3 This Starbucks closes late so that's the upside it has a cool patio and the inside is nice just the one thing I have to complain about is the Internet it sucks but I you come here for anything else it's all good.
__label__0 I really don't even know where to start with this place.  I've lived in Central Phoenix for 8 years and have always heard about how great this place was.  That's the only reason I didn't turn around and walk out upon entering.  The decor in this place is cluttered, old, and feels dirty.  They sell most of their \"decorations\" and if you are looking for a basket from 1984 you will surely find one. The floors, the tables, the walls - everything just looks old and worn.  I don't find that particularly appetizing.  \n\nSo I figured, this place must make one hell of a sandwich to keep such a high reputation, and placed my order.  While very nice, the staff is s...l...o...w...  \n\nI ordered the briesciutto.  I figured brie, prosciutto, sun dried tomatoes - can't mess that up, right?  Wrong.  The French bread was hard as a rock and was way too much bread.  The sun dried tomatoes were huge, but overpowered everything else.  I couldn't taste the brie or the prosciutto.     For what I paid and what I've heard, I had expected much better.  I was very disappointed in the entire experience.\n\nMy overall recommendation: just go across the parking lot to Einstein's.
__label__3 This might surprise you, but this place doesn't have servers. I was expecting a sit-down-and-order experience, but was wrong and I've talked to others who've thought the same thing (there are places to sit it's just more like a deli than a restaurant). Still, that shouldn't put you off...they make great sandwiches and on Mondays they have GREAT lunch specials!\n\nSometimes there is live music, which is real nice (especially if the performer is attractive and sometimes they are).\n\nWhen I go I usually order the Avacado Sandwich or the Briesciutto.
__label__0 If I could give them minus 100 stars, I would do so. \nMy partner and I live in Central Phoenix and had friends from San Diego in for a visit last weekend.  After showing them around town on Sunday, Dec. 29th we were all hungry around 1pm. With the numerous dining options in Central Phoenix we decided to go to the Duck and Decanter on E. Camelback.  Friends in town have been raving about that place for years and now this was our opportunity to try it and show our friends a good time.  We arrived last Sunday a little after 1pm.  Outside was very busy but managed to find a an empty table for the four of us.  I decided to wait at the table to save it as it was the last one available. The others went inside to place our orders. My first impression was. Not good. There was no landscaping, vegetation or flowers. Felt like we were sitting on a concrete slab in the shopping center parking lot.  Also looked a bit trashy with several dirty tables left unattended. Ambiance a big Zero.  After about 25 mins of waiting outside at the table the rest of my party came out with brown paper bags and drink cups.  In that amount of time we could of had a fabulous sit down and served lunch at one of the many great caf\u00e9s in the neighborhood. They said it was busy ordering the food and only two persons working behind the line taking orders.  On a busy Sunday afternoon this is unacceptable. I ordered a BLT on sourdough bread with a side of coleslaw.  For almost $8.00 per sandwich they could afford to be a little less chinsy with them. The sourdough bread was just cheap white bread that you can buy at the grocery for 99 cents per loaf.  There were exactly 2 slices of over cooked bacon with a piece of brown wilted lettuce on mayo.  The only ingredient they were generous with was the whole tomato that was sliced and piled on the sandwich to make it appear that it was a heartier sandwich.  I didn't order a big fat tomato and mayo sandwich. Shame on you Duck and Decenter.  My side of coleslaw was practically inedible.  Coleslaw swimming in watered down slaw sauce (more like mayonnaise and warm milk) was not at all tasty.  Another person in my party ordered an over priced spinach salad with barely any spinach.  She never told them when ordering yo hold the spinach. Really people!!!! Also she had to wait another 25 mins to get her ice tea because she was told that they had run out. Couldn't they have told her when she ordered it and let her make a different drink choice.  While eating our less than acceptable meal a man was playing the guitar and singing.  He sounded okay but his volume was way way to loud. We literally could not even coo in ate with each other being at least 50 feet away from him.  This total experience at the Duck and Decanter left a bitter taste in my mouth and not just from the awful food. We will never be back.  They can keep their lousy service, inedible over priced food and \"cluck it\".
__label__1 I like this CVS because it's close to home and open 24 hours. The store itself is alright. I like that they sell booze, most of which is less expensive than Total Wine across the parking lot. The cashiers can be slow but they are usually nice. The problem with this CVS is the pharmacy. They are a little clueless and some techs are just rude. About a month ago I filled a script there and they said it would take an hour. I needed this script ASAP so I killed time in the area. An hour later it wasn't ready. I'd say I waited a little over two hours for this medicine and then when it was finally ready the pharmacist wanted to 'go over it with me' even though I had taken it before. Yeah right.  He told me I need to get off this med ASAP because it is probably one of the worst ones out there. Excuse me? Are you my doctor? No. MInd your own business. Your only job here is to fill my script and tell me how to properly take it, not tell me your opinion. My doctor gave me this for a reason! I was extremely upset at this point and just left. I called a few days later and spoke to the store manager who I believe is named Jason. He took down my name and number and said the district manager was going to call me. This was a couple weeks ago and I've heard nothing. I really hope this pharmacist is not saying these type of things to other customers. This was so incredibly unprofessional and off putting. (I don't remember his name but he has a hook for a hand). If anybody has had a similar experience with this man please call the store manager and let them know! This is not okay!!
__label__1 Fish was good, atmosphere stunk, service was incredibly slow, and it seemed like a cross between red lobster and chilis.\n\nAlthough my food was good it took about 15 minutes to order my appetizers while eating at the bar which was almost empty.  Then he completely forgot to let me order an entree.  Meanwhile it took 45 minutes to get my appetizer.  The entree came pretty promptly thereafter though.  \n\nOverall it is good fish and it is very cheap but not sure it is worth it.
__label__3 The outside is a blah building, & the few windows have the blinds drawn.  Once you enter, though, you see a very pleasant, somewhat \"upscale\" mid-sized restaurant that is quiet, a little dark, & almost full of people at lunchtime (as it should be!).\n\nWhen I entered, a friendly host greeted me, & seated me in a totally comfortable booth.  Right away, my drink appeared, along with a basket of tasty naan bread.\n\nThere was salad, about 10 hot dishes, & a couple of dessert items on hand.  All the food was labeled, & all of it was delicious.  My whole experience at Flavors of India was excellent!  Weekday lunch buffet:  $9.23
__label__3 Flavors of India serves up a decent lunch buffet.  I've been there a couple of times though and it seems some days, the food is better than others.  Also, I wish they offered a bit more selection.  I've teetering between a 3 and 4 star but because of the reasonable price and friendly service, I'm bumping up to a 4 star.  I'll have to go again to make a final decision. \n\nSee ya there!
__label__4 The all-you-can-eat buffet is the best value in town! I just love the onion bhagis and potato pakoras. I believe there are always at least 2 chicken dishes and a tandoori chicken, the standout was the chicken keema aloo. I'm not a big fan of okra, but what they did with it and onions was very nice and subtle. They also had a squash dish that had nice, firm pieces of yellow squash in a wonderful sauce. This was also the first time I tried their dessert; it was gulab something: perfectly round balls of fried deliciousness in a hot, syrupy goodness. I could just have these for breakfast like pancakes! I didn't even get a chance to try their condiment bar. Trust me, you will leave very full.
__label__0 Food was ok. Service was poor. Saw a roach near our table. Not my choice for a lunch companion!
__label__0 Did not get too far into the BS. Was on hold for more than 45 mins to make an appointment. Just want to remind you all that this is a \"For-Profit\" organization. Treat them like you would any business that serves you. They do NOT have any special product or service that warrants such crappy service.
__label__4 Love the family atmosphere, very welcoming & friendly, excellent service & beautiful quality jewelry!
__label__4 My wife and I had a great experience at Burland. Trish helped us and made it a great experience.
__label__0 I called this morning because my USB hard drive is not being recognize by my computer. I asked what it would cost to repair it. I was told to come down and they'd take a look at it. I took the morning off of work and drove 45 mins to their shop on Camelback Rd. I showed up and they didn't even look at it. They said it would cost $200 for the inspection and up to $999 to repair it and they would have to send it to another place that has skilled people and the tools to repair something . \n\nThey could have told me that over the phone and I would have not taken the morning off and drove all the way out there. I was definitely misled today and it cost me time and money. Their name is deceptive also because they cannot repair or recover data. They send it to someone who can. They should be called Data Mailers, or Data Parcel Services. A**holes\n\nI found this program called Get Data Back, it costs $80, but I was able to recover all of the files I wanted from the USB drive. That sure beats $1199 these scoundrels wanted to charge me.
__label__0 I would NOT reccomend taking your computer to Data Doctors! I hear there is a small privately owned computer shop on 24th St and indian School that gets great reviews. Data Doctors looked over my laptop for 20-30 mins in the store (20th/Camelback) and then the tech told me he would have to send it to the Tempe main lab for full assessment. $100 to take it in and figure out what the problem is. I got a call 3 days later from someone else stating they just recieved my laptop and were going to look at it the next morning, so apparently it takes them 3 days to send my laptop from downtown Phx to downtown Tempe. The next day I got a call saying they basically have no clue what the issue is but that they are going to reinstall windows and see if that takes care of the problem. That will cost me an additional $200 to reinstall windows!! At this point I feel like I am trapped because I have already spent $100 bucks and they have the computer. I reluctantly agree to basically pay $300 to have windows reinstalled in my 2 year old laptop. When will I get it back? How long could that possibly take, right? Well, 3-5 days he says. it will take 3-5 days to reinstall windows into my laptop and that is \"putting it ahead of 30 other computers for me.\" The guy is now acting like I should feel lucky that he is putting mine ahead of others because otherwise it could take 2 WEEKS?! 2 days later I get a call that it is done and seems to be working just fine. It will be back in the Phoenix store for me to pick up 2 1/2 days later...\nFinally, I get my computer back after 2 weeks and $300. Oh well, at least it is all fixed now, right? WRONG. Now my computer will not connect to my wireless network at home. So I call and talk to my wireless provider for 35 minutes trying this and that and she determines it is my computer that has a problem, not the service. I knew that because the other 4 laptops in the house work fine but I figured maybe it just needed to be reset-up or something. \nI called the Data Doctors store to ask them to help me over the phone with maybe a setting or two. The location I dropped it off at originally has NO RECORD of my laptop ever even coming thru that store and they refer me to call the Tempe lab. I call the Tempe lab and tell two different people my issue before someone decides to help me. They tap into my computer from the lab and look at a few things for 10 minutes and then tell me he thinks it is my wireless connection!! I explain that I have several other computers in the house and that I never had an issue with the wireless component until I got it back from them. He says he does not think it is the computer but I have to take it back to the store to have them try to connect it to their wireless network and go from there...but he does not think it is the computer itself. I have a brand new modem and router.\nWhat a bad experience that still is not over. \nI will never take my computers in to data doctors in the future and I would certainly not reccomend them to anyone else.
__label__1 Employees are friendly and helpful since this was my first time here. However, I'm writing this review as I'm so bored after waiting for over an hour for my car to be washed and serviced. I will finish this when I get my car back!\n\nSo I just ended up going inside to check on my car, and it has been done for who knows how long. The guy who originally took my car said he would call me when it was done. Obviously that didn't happen since my car was finished and I was waiting for nothing. I read the other reviews while I waited, an they weren't very good. Hmm...I'm not swearing this place off some I live down the street, but I will definitely be more prepared. Remember: watch for your car, don't get huddled to fix scratches on your car, go on Tues, Wed, Thur for an oil change---you get a free wash.
__label__0 I frequented this establishment years ago, however the quality began to lapse so I moved on. I picked up a groupon a few weeks ago to give them another try.  Well even at the discount it was not worth it.  The service is still lackluster, the quality of the work leaves much to be desired.  I won't be coming back anytime soon.
__label__0 The second I saw the guy eying my windshield I regretted my decision to go here. Before he could say anything, I nicely said \"Hi - I don't need that fixed, Thanks!\" and then he waited for me by the door to argue with me about it. Not helping your cause dude. \n\nThese guys are also the \"up-selling KINGS.\" No thank you, I am not going to pay you $49.99 for a filter I can get at Auto Zone for $15. And that was only ONE of at least seven things they tried to up-sell me on. I am guessing I was also being quoted special \"dumb girl\" pricing.\n\nI finally get my car back, get inside and leave. When I got back to work I realized that my floor mats were actually DIRTIER than when I brought it in and they barely wiped anything down. There was a screw laying there from where they took my cabin filter out to try and up-sell me, so they didn't even put it back in right. The vacuum job was shabby at best and my windows were still dirty. There are water spots everywhere.\n\nNow, I actually feel the need to take my car somewhere else to be checked to make sure they actually changed the oil. Needless to say, I won't be returning to this Danny's, or any Danny's for that matter. They have really gone downhill over the last few years.
__label__0 I'm so over this place.  Without fail, it is an unpleasant experience.  The upselling is obnoxious and they a half-assed job.
__label__0 I'll start off by saying that I've been to Danny's several times before and they've done a (mostly) decent job washing my car, especially for the price. After my last experience I definitely will NOT be bringing my business to Danny's and DO NOT recommend you do either. \n\nAfter I left Danny's (on Highland) I noticed I had a big chunk of paint missing from my drivers-side rear bumper. It looks as though it scrapped up against something. The peel was fresh as all the paint had not peeled off. Admittedly, I had already waited almost 2 hours, after being told it would only be about 35 min for a wash and wax, so I was eager to leave and didn't give the car a full inspection before I left the property. \n\nI went back the next day to let the manager, Chris, know what had happened and he was very dismissive about my claim. This was after waiting almost 25 minutes for him to come to the front desk. According to him, all he knew was that I did it myself and was blaming it on them.... sure dude. I don't have proof that anything happened at Danny's but the fact that they weren't willing to investigate was very bothersome. \n\nMoral of the story we've called corporate and they were again very rude and dismissive. Did I mention they hung up on my wife? I don't expect Danny's to look into it and I don't want them to pay for my repair. Just want people to know this is how they treat their customers. Thanks Bye.
__label__0 What the heck happened here?  I have used this car wash for years and have, for the most part,  been happy with the service.   Today I visited and it was the WORST!  Although there was next to nobody there, I did not get checked in, however when someone pulled in behind me, they got served right away.  I had to get out of my car in order to get someone's attention.   When I walked into the store I was hit in the face with the overpowering smell of Pinesol.  Seriously, you can't clean BEFORE you open?  The car wash was mediocre at best.   Usually the place is packed on a Sunday.   Now I know why it's a ghost town.
__label__0 I had a fairly decently clean car to begin with,   I brought my car for a few touch ups, my trunk the back shield,  and the grill for bugs, and dash/cup holder area.\n\nMy car was parked for 10 min before I asked when they would notify me it's was complete.  They had a system error, and refused to honor my groupon. I was advised to contact corporate.  After 20 min on hold the girl who answered indicated someone would call me back.  \n\nI asked about my car,  the agent went outside and then came back and indicated it was done. \n\nThe bugs were still all over the grill,  cup holders and dash hadn't been touched,  car was clearly not vacuumed,  neither was the trunk. The service agent immediately went to wiping off the bugs, as I became more and more upset about the poorly rendered car wash.  I went inside and asked for a refund.  A gentleman told me I was just upset because of the groupon. I continued to advise it was the half hearted car wash that had me upset.  To which he continued to rebuttal that I was just upset about the Groupon. \n\nAnother associate took me to the car to find our what was wrong.  I pointed out the various items and he indicated he would fix the situation.  I ended up waiting near the detailing crew, who didn't hide the use of profanity. They we're shouting insults to one another. Not the most professional display,  even for a car wash. \n\nEventually I got my car,  still not vacuumed thoroughly and left.  Safe to say after coming sporadically (as needed) fire 7 years,  I'm fine not coming back to Dannys with the hit and miss service and bad car washes
__label__0 People are very rude! I was told for an extra $100 when can buff out all the scratches and it would look like a new paint job...no wonder this place has a bad rep!!! I had to give it a rating
__label__4 I went to Rochelle's Salon once before and hated the girl who did my hair. After about a year later, I slowly got the courage to give Rochelle's Salon another chance, but only for a blow dry and style. We kept dating like this for a while. They referred me to Abel who did a great job and eventually, the relationship progressed and I now trust him to cut my hair and color it. I love Rochelle's and am now a loyal girlfriend. Abel is great, creative, easy-going, and very accommodating as most my appointments are last minute. In addition, he's great at giving dating advice-NOT, but it's hilarious to hear his escapades being a straight hairstylist. Scandelous. Liz at the front desk has a great memory, too!
__label__0 My boyfriend and I traveled an hour on Thursday to come to your store based on the reviews and advertising of your business. We ordered two sandwiches, one Italian sub, and one sandwich with mortadella only. We also bought the imported Parmesan Reggiano cheese, a jar of hot cherry peppers, a package of the imported long ziti, 1/2 lb of Hot Capicola and 1/2 lb of Mortadella totaling approximately $80.  We are from NY and have Italian in our blood. We are used to good Italian delis in NY.  Yours doesn't even come close.  I should have realized when there was no smell of cheese when we walked in. The sandwiches were ok, we ate them there. Your store was very clean, not sure if that is due to lack of business or what. When we got home, my boyfriend tried the cheese, he said it was tasteless.  I just made a sandwich with the hot cherry peppers, however, I noticed that the jar cap was popping, which means it's been opened. I tried them anyway and they are tasteless!  Your prices are very high and then to have tasteless cheese and cherry peppers? I told my boyfriend we should come back to your store and demand a refund for the cheese and peppers, which was about $40!  But how much gas are we going to spend traveling back to you?  The proper thing would be to credit his credit card.  Hopefully, you will see this and do that.
__label__2 Jason B. and I decided to try this place on Saturday night. I looked at the menu online and though the food sounded really interesting.\n\nWe started with the Artichoke Croquettes, and the Calamari as well. We were disappointed in the Artichoke Croquettes, you get 4 half Artichokes fried with alternating Marinara and this white sauce. The only thing that was good about this dish was the white sauce, which we used to dip the Calamari in. The Calamari was your average calamari, nothing special! \n\nI ordered a the 19th Street Burger, which was cooked perfectly and came with a spicy sauce, not sure if the sauce was for the Onion Rings, but it was great of the Burger.\n\nNot sure I will be rushing back to the Armadillo Grill, but I wouldn't say no to going back again!
__label__2 Was recommended tp me to try by a co-worker.  Had a \"eh\" experience.\n\nAn \"eh\" experience is what you say when recommending the establishment to someone else.  And that sums up my experience.\n\nService had a rocky start...my friend started a tab before I got there and I sat for 15 min waiting for a server before I went to the bar.  Five minutes later a different server came over and had taken over our tab.  So problem solved.\n\nWe had a couple of the 1/2 price apps.  They were good - calamari and potato skins.  Pretty standard stuff.  \n\nOverall, I'll go back for some HH specials but I'm not going to be the one suggesting it to people.  I'll stay up by 16th and Bethany Home instead.
__label__2 Definitely a cool spot, with a great downstairs bar. The decor upstairs is unique too. Serving Richardson's menu in the meantime, but something is missing when compared to Richardson's. I can't put my finger on it, but I don't get the same feeling. Worth visiting for sure.
__label__4 Why more [places like this don't exist in AZ, I'll never know.  If you're looking for that old Europe feel, this is an excellent choice.  Although this spot is awesome at any time of the year, I think when the weather turns cooler, this is like a trip to your fantasy of an Olde English Public House.  There is an upstairs restaurant and a downstairs cellar bar. I'll be focusing on the Cellar bar.\n\nDownstairs is amazing. There are/were only a couple bars in PHX that I can think of that were underground and this is one of them. It's swanky, candle-lit, and it has some of the best happy hour specials I've ever experienced. Their \"small plate's\" are truly some of the finest creations I've ever had for the price.  I would recommend trying them all out eventually, but start with one or two. For $5 during happy hour, they can't be beat.\n\nAs for the drinks, there are two times where you can seriously get your money's worth.  On Sunday, Monday and Tuesday all bottles of wine are 1/2 price.  And they have some excellent wines. The other time is regular happy hour all week from 3-6.  For me, it's all about going on a Sun, Mon or Tues during HH! 1/2 of bottles of wine, cocktail specials AND $5 small plates. I'll call it budget-swank. Excellent experience for not too much money./Art
__label__1 Just not all that impressive from our POV..... ambiance was cozy, comfortable and welcoming but service and food ... meh .  The prime rib was good... halibut was not that fresh tasting (disappointing since the \"knowledgeable\" server suggested it). The green chili potato .... hmmm.  Well, if you think an uncooked, crunchy pepper the size of a jalapeno filled with a couple of tablespoons of paprika laden mashed potatoes is divine ... then you would be in the right place .  Me? Not so much.\n\nThe salad was fine - but then again, you really have to suck to screw up a salad.  The kicker was when I ordered a glass of Chardonnay... then the server returned with a Pinot Noir ....  \n\nWe took a couple from out of town who were here on their anniversary.  I told the host when I called to check on the reservation (I made it thru Open Table) and then told the host again when we arrived.  They did absolutely nothing with this information but yet I saw some other table get the special acknowledgement.  What a disappointment, all around.  \n\nWould I go back?  Dunno.... There are many other places here in the valley that we need to experience prior to ever giving these folks our hard-earned casheroo....
__label__3 I love the food and it is usually excellent service. I always visit the downstairs cellar bar. It has a hip rustic feel and pretty good tunes on the ipod. One of my faves
__label__2 My go to place has been slipping a little.  The last couple of times I've come the food is either over cooked or under cooked.  The brie & tenderloin toast was over cooked the last 2 times to where the toast was burnt and still served and the bacon on the bacon wrapped shrimp was on the raw side. \n\nThe service is still very good and the patio is awesome when the weather is nice.  They also have the best reverse happy hour which starts at 10 PM and I believe and goes til 1 AM.
__label__1 Pizza was ok.. I ordered Vinnies, which is your choice of 5 toppings.  Italian sausage, black olives, onions, garlic and basil.  It wasn't bad - but it wasn't great either.  \n\nThe server was exceptionally friendly and helpful - but the service was the high point of the experience.
__label__1 Been to other locations and had wonderful experience there. So I figured I would go here but it was a bad experience way to demanding for me to order as soon as we sat down so we got up and left.
__label__1 Food is good for the most part. The employees could care less if your there however. Stood at the door watching the host and waitress flirt near the bar. Finally gave up and sat ourselves. Still no attention from a server so my wife walked to the counter to order. That finally got someones attention! We got some sodas and ordered our food but to our disappointment multiple people came in, ordered after waiting to be seated and got their food before us. I guess if you seat yourself and put your own order in they no longer consider you a good customer or something because it sure felt like no body cared about our experience. Only way we got a drink refill was to flag down the waitress.  Bad experience service wise but its what we have grown accustomed to at this location. Take my advice and just order delivery.
__label__1 I think this is the only Big Lots I've been to in PHX -- and I've only been here twice. It's fairly ghetto, and right next to a sketchy Goodwill. \n\nI didn't see it being dirty per se, but I did find it having a bunch of \"lower quality\" items -- especially in their electronics area, which is to be expected. \n\nThey did have some outdoor patio furniture, that seemed reasonably priced. I never thought of Big Lots for patio furniture..., but still wouldn't buy that here.
__label__1 I made it to Guiseppe's only after a friend had seen it on the Food Network.  I'd heard of it before, but hadn't ever felt like making the trek out here from Glendale.  On one hand, I'm glad I did.  I've been lucky finding good Italian food places as of late.  It's also nice to know what people are fussing over with places like this, that get noticed after being on tv.  On the other hand, the overall experience I just found lacking.\n\n\nYes, I know it was on Diners, Drive-Ins, and Dives.  Even though I suspect it falls into the first category, I still think it could have been better.\n\nThere was a wait.  Which only shocked me since it was an off night, so be aware of that.  Reading many of the previous reviews, I had caught that it was BYOB.  So we had run over to the Sprouts next door and grabbed a few bottles.  Surprise!  No more BYOB.  Oh well, wine never really goes to waste.\n\nThe place was cramped, and my party of 5 was squashed into a tiny corner table.  Then, what made that even more exciting, was the roving guitar player that started as we sat down.  As far as ambiance goes, he and his female vocal accompaniment left a bit to be desired.\n\nThe food was good.  If I were to rate solely on that, it's deserving of 3 stars easily.  The eggplant appetizer was thin sliced and breaded, though I would have liked more of the red sauce on it to combat the dryness of the breading.  I can't comment too well on the bruschetta appetizer, as splitting 4 different types 5 ways doesn't allow for a sizable tasting.  The bolognese I had was very tasty, and the inclusion of ox tail to it was a very very good one.\n\nBut in the end, the pretty good food couldn't save me from an overall \"meh\" dining experience.
__label__1 I had a hard time finding this restaurant to review it because at first I thought it was called As Seen on Food Network....but I found it so on with the review. My wife first introduced me to this place by bringing it home one night for dinner. It was horrible; but I chalked this up to what I ordered (a dish that was a cross between Mexican and Italian food) and the fact that it was cold from the drive home. So when we were in the area we decided to go in and sit down for a meal and enjoy the atmosphere. Well enjoy I did...nothing says a nice night out to dinner like tables covered with paper and plastic cups for you can drink (don't adjust your screen; this is not a review for Peter Piper Pizza). But hey, I am not a snob; I love places that save on the little things so they can put it in the food. But sadly this was not the case; it was not the worst Italian I have ever had, I am old enough to remember Wendy's super bar with fettuccine alfredo and hamburger bun bottoms cut in half and slathered in garlic butter. But for the price and the hype it was strike two; I had a Caesar salad and a pasta in cream sauce; both decent portions but nothing to write home about in the end. The service was poor, we did not get the specials but luckily we heard it given to the table beside us (just not lucky enough to have this happen before we ordered). We also ordered bread with our entrees but it never came out. I think my wife summed up our service experience best when she said that at the very least she expected the waiter to pour her can Coke into her plastic cup for her. The bill came and I found myself paying top dollar for mediocre food and poor service; strike three, ball game.
__label__4 Service and food was excellent!! Red sauce is to die  for! Pregnant girl's dream!! Steve was an awesome Server. Order the risotto balls!
__label__4 What a wonderful experience! We actually were told about this local gem by a waiter at another restaurant. Then we found out that they had also been featured on one of my favorite shows, Diners and Drive Ins so I figured if it got raves from Guy I couldn't pass up a chance to visit too. From the first friendly hello when you enter the door you are treated as if you are an old friend even if  you're a first time visitor like I was.\n  The food is amazing. Homemade pasta is so yummy. Be advised, portions are very generous-so share or be prepared to take home leftovers, which is not a bad thing. Everything from appetizers to deserts can be shared and you will still leave feeling very satisfied and very happy that you have been to Giuseppe's on 28th.
__label__3 Went here for an outing with six other friends. I do not recommend this since the place is small and quaint, however, we were very lucky and scored tables pushed together right away.\n\nThe garlic bread was deliciously heavy on the garlic and butter. Despite being drenched, it's texture was surprisingly still crisp on the outside and soft in the inside. (You order by the basket for $4, otherwise, you get regular bread which is meh).\n\nThe baked ziti was perfect. The penne pasta was perfectly cooked. The ricotta cheese was nicely proportionally mixed in with the pasta and sauce. Its a simple dish, yet satisfying.\n\nThe tiramisu was also mouthwateringly delicious. Its consistency was very mousse-like  making it basically melt in your mouth after every bite.
__label__4 Everything here was amazing!  I can't think of anything that I was unhappy with, which is why I'm giving this place 5 stars.  I made a reservation for my boyfriend as a surprise birthday dinner last week.  I was a little hesitant planning a birthday dinner at a new restaurant.  What if we didn't like the food or the service was poor?  When we walked in we were immediately greeted by a guy who I'm pretty sure is the owner.  After checking out the menu and FINALLY deciding on a dish (everything sounded great), my boyfriend ordered the seafood risotto and I ordered the rigatoni primavera, a vegetarian dish.  Each dish was served with a salad or soup and they also served fresh bread at every table.  While we were waiting for our food we noticed that the crowd there was much older.  I think we brought the median age down by about 30 years!  I also noticed that the guy who seated us was visiting every table, and chatting with everyone.  It seems like most of the people who were eating there were regulars, and knew all the details about this guys family.  Our salads arrived, and although the portion was small the Italian dressing was delish!  Next came our main dishes.  My boyfriend's plate was packed full of seafood including shrimp, scallops, mussels, and clams.  A bit too fishy for me, but he loved it.  My dish was amazing as well, with lots of flavor and tons of vegetables, including mushrooms, zucchini, and cauliflower.  In past reviews I always mention how it can be difficult to find vegetarian dishes with lots of flavor unless you are at a vegetarian restaurant.  That was not the case here at all, this place delivered.  The portions were big, so my boyfriend and I both ended up with some to take home.  We were both disappointed in knowing we had dinner plans the following night, as we were looking forward to eating our leftovers!  This restaurant was a nice change of pace from our usual loud and crowded old town restaurants.  The place was nice and quiet, with some light music playing in the background.  Overall, it was a great experience, and   I will definitely eat here again.
__label__0 With 32 reviews and 4.5 stars I had high hopes. We were sorely disappointed. \n\nThe Restaurant:  Dated decor, Christmas lights everywhere (in Feb). Poor layout. \nThe Drinks:  bad wine and poorly made vodka cocktail made this a waste of time. \n\nThe Food:  Mediocre would be a compliment. The ziti and tortellini were terribly underseasoned. The salad was lettuce carrots and oil. Even the bread was subpar. \n\nThe Service:  Our server started off well but went downhill fast. No recommendations, MIA for 20 minutes and taking \"the food wasn't too bad\" as a compliment made this experience unenjoyable. \n\nThe Price:  There's not much worse than over paying for lackluster food.  I can cook better at home. \n\nThe Verdict:  Any other Italian restaurant is a better choice. Pick the next one.
__label__0 Boo!  This bar does not have anything going for it.  The place is tiny, and the karaoke painful.  On a Saturday night, only one other party was present with my group of 10.  Yet, the two bartenders on duty still found it difficult to make sure everyone's needs were tended to.  The location is very hard to find as well; I wouldn't have made it without additional directions from a friend.   When I finally did arrive after my 45 minute drive at 10:00p.m., I found out that the kitchen was already closed.  Weak.  I will not return.  Oh!  Did I mention that I was charged for the soda I ordered at the bar?  Generally the soda is free of charge at most establishments, when you are with a group of drinkers.
__label__3 OK. I can't believe I've kept this secret for so long. I can't believe I'm about to walk out of yet another closet. But if I can help just one person...Yes. I crave. On occassion. Ok, like weekly. Filiberto's carnitas tacos. That's all I've ever had from here. Always drive thru. God forbid any of my foodie friends from yelp or chowhound see me. Two perfect little corn tortillas, filled with tender and juicy pork with a few crispy edges, cilantro and pico de gallo. Ole. I eat them in my car. With a measure of guilt and shame. But it just it makes it more exhilirating. And tastey. Ahhhh...a weight has been lifted!
__label__3 I truly enjoyed the meal i had there.  I went in for lunch and it was delicious, i had the Manila Clams to start, and the Fettuccine w/ Shrimp and Bay Scallops.  The Tilapia was also nicely done also.  Over all the service was great and i had a great time.  really want to try some more dishes.  Until next time!
__label__4 This place rocks.  Super friendly.  Not just fake friendly; really.  I am sitting here in the lobby working and one of the hotel staff came up and offered me cookies.   The place is clean; the meals are nice; it feels safe;  nice business center to print and fax documents; good fitness center and cut-rate daily passes to LA Fitness next door; very convenient; good laundry machines.   Even our kitty cat likes it.  Being out of your house because it is flooded and needs repair is no fun, but this places has made life much better.
__label__3 I live nearby  and have driven past this place many times. Today my wife called me and asked that I bring her lunch. Needless to say, we were not disappointed by these gyros. Savory meat piled high with the right amount of sauce atop a a fresh pita was a great lunch.
__label__4 I love me some Merc Bar, it's tres chic from it's comfy couches to it's awesome staff.  The drinks are indeed pricey but they pack a punch so it really all evens out in the end. How can you not love a bar that's got a twin in NYC and lets you dance on the tables?!
__label__3 I haven't been here in over a year since I lived in the biltmore.\n\nI loved this place.  Great looking women and not as pretentious as scottsdale, pretty low key yet classy. Ran into Amare one night too.\n7$ for a large glass of stolli vanil on the rocks. cant complain about that.
__label__2 Trendy, dark, crowded.\nWhen I think of Merc Bar, I think \"ehhh\"\n\nIt's not bad, just not great enough for me to remember it or frequent it on a regular basis.  \n\nThe drinks are spendy, but tasty.\nThe sausage and cheese plate is good, but not memorable.\n\nEhh.
__label__3 I like Merc for the dark, sexy, loungy atmosphere. I think its perfect for small groups to share a cheese platter and a bottle of Champagne. And when the music is hot....its hot! \n\nDisclaimer if you've never been: it's situated across the corridor from Houstons (Camelback)  and I think the sign above the door merely says \"Bar\" or \"Lounge\". \n\nEnjoy!
__label__4 This place is hidden, and hard to find for someone whose not familiar with the area.  Great people, great martinis and great customers.  My favorite bar in town.  The people who work there have been around for a while.  They know you by your name and they feel comfortable to shake your hand or give you a hag......  Sofia Lauren Martini and some oldies are one of my favorite drinks at Merc.  They have another one in NY which i have been there but i prefer the one in Phx.
__label__2 This place was actually pretty hard to find as there are not signs outside the building. I would recommend using the valet  as the parking behind the building ends up being a lot more expensive.  \nWhen we got there the place was pretty full, therefore, the service was not the best. Our waitress took about 30 minutes to come around and get out order so our experience was not the best. \nThere was also a DJ spinning all night long, mostly R&B and hip hop, but there were all today's hits. The place has a small dancing floor, but to be honest most of the people were not even dancing. Not a bad atmosphere but not the best bar/lounge either.
__label__1 I don't know what happened to this place!  They once had great bartenders that knew how to make some amazing cocktails, not to mention they could handle a full bar in stride....I went there last week and this place is just awful now in comparison.  I am sorry Merc, your service was poor and slow, with a kind of haughty, supercilious demeanor.  Not sure I will be back.
__label__2 CPK. Creative. Pizzas. Kinda.\nWhen I think of the early 90s. I think of CPK. Of course I also think of Joey Lawrence on Blossom. But who doesn't, really? And new Coke. And we all know how that worked out. But CPK was innovative at the time. California cooking was all the rage thanks to Mr. Puck. The BBQ Chicken Pizza won over droves of pizza fans. Quickly, the Thai pizza caught on and CPK became quickly initialized in American culture like KFC, PTA and FYI. This location serves up the fare like all the others. Not much panache but dependable. Much like the Chevrolet Malibu. Could they use a bit of a makeover? Sure. But the Price Is Right set got one and no one's loving that. So why bother.
__label__2 Much better than the frozen variety.  Sort of better than the quick serve shop in the Fashion Mall in Vegas- from what I remember.  This place was just as I was expecting: way crowded at lunch time, over-priced pizza and drinks, and so-so service.\n\nThe pizza I had with wheat crust that included eggplant, roasted red peppers, and goat cheese was pretty tasty.  I guess if you consider that I had a second meal out of the pizza, the price wasn't too bad.
__label__1 Not my \"cup of tea\" -- too Yuppie for me!  Atmosphere way too \"sanitized\", and servers have little or no personality.  The food is fair but not worth the price IMHO!  What ever happened to pasta or pizza with RED sauce?  Seems they have every color and concoction known to man except red (well maybe one or two)- being of Italian descent I need red!!  I ordered from  the \"Small Bits Menu\" because I wanted a light lunch - believe me - it definitely was \"Small Bits\",  good thing they gave out bread because I needed a second helping of that just to let me know that I ate something!  My suggestion is to order from the dinner menu if you want a full meal - of course most folks are much more sophisticated than this old country boy and can figure out what most of the fancy California stuff is on the menu - sorry!
__label__1 Rodney the waiter messes up the orders ALL of the time.\n\nEvery food I have tried at CPK has been nothing but yummy, but this waiter really ruins the dining experience. I give the food 5 stars, but I give my experience at this place 2 stars, all because this particular waiter screws up our orders consistently.\n\nOne time, we ask for the bread..the bread never comes out, just our meals. \n\nanother time, I ask for extra sauce on the side of my salad, never came out\n\nanother time, I asked for no peanuts in my salad - it was filled with peanuts\n\nthis last time was the topper -  ordered an appetizer, and it never arrived. I also asked for no tortilla strips in my soup - it comes out loaded with tortilla strips. And when we got our bill at the end of lunch, we told him that our appetizer never came out because we wanted to make sure we didn't get charged for it, and he pulled out the order he had written and confirmed that it wasn't even written down!\n\nit's the same guy EVERY time - I don't know how this guy still works there and why I keep being the unfortunate one always falling into his area, but I am not dining at this location anymore - much too stressful
__label__0 Keep trying to unsubscribe from their mailing list, though today they sent me 7 SPAM emails.  \n\nStop it! \n\nThey also have a link to review their spa's on Yelp on the e-mail - though it just goes to the Yelp homepage. \n\nThey obviously don't care much about their customers.  \n\nIt was so long ago I was there I can't remember the service.
__label__1 Had eyebrows done and esthetician ripped my skin off in two places. I called and spoke to the manager Casey and she was rude and blamed me for it. I explained I have had this done a number of times and never had any issues. She asked that I come back in and I was seen by a different esthetician. I saw the new esthetician who was extremely professional and relieved the pain I was feeling in my eyebrow. She apologized and explained to me how this could have happened. When we finished she thanked me and apologized once again. When I was leaving, we saw the manager Casey and the esthetician explained to her what happened. The manager never apologized or thanked me for my business. This woman should not be managing a spa of this caliber. I don't plan on going back there again.
__label__3 I have been very happy with the care my dog has received at Squaw Peak, they take good care of my pug. The staff is very kind, I can always get a last minute appointment, and I never have to wait. They treat my dog as if he is their own, as others have said.\n\nA puppy was found at work, and when I brought him in to Squaw Peak, he was diagnosed with distemper, and the best course of action was to put him down. When I asked about the cost, the vet was kind enough to take care of it at no cost. \n\nThey have also been willing to bill me for needed vet care and allow me to make payments when I was having financial difficulties, however, I was not pleased about receiving a collections notice from the office after making a payment that covered the majority of the amount owed. The person in charge of billing told me I could make another payment for the remaining amount ($70) this month, and I just needed to call in and make arrangements. Given my positive experiences, I can only assume this was an oversight.
__label__1 Went in to look at a matching wedding band for my Tacori engagement ring.  The man that helped us was nice while we were in the store and was going to reach out to Tacori regarding a few questions we had.  He honestly wasnt overly knowledgeable about the brand, which was fine since he was willing to contact Tacori directly.  We never heard from him so we bought the Tacori wedding ring elsewhere.  I don't know why he didn't call us...I can't imagine him thinking we were not serious given I already have a Tacori engagement ring with a diamond that is well over 2 carats.  Oh well.  Their loss.\n\nOn another note, I've had my ring cleaned in their store and the designer specifically says that their rings are NEVER to be placed in Sonicare.  When I mentioned this to the sales person he had no idea.  So much for authorized retailer.
__label__2 This is a good place to do a lot of laundry in a short amount of time. It is probably five stars during the slowest hours. I wouldn't recommend coming on the weekends.  The laundry carts are hard to get and parking can be limited. They do have change machines that work well.
__label__1 Probably the worst tasting stuffed cabbage I've ever had.  It was sickeningly sweet (tasted sweeter than my soda!), and there were raisins in the tomato sauce which probably added to the sweetness.  The ground meat on the inside on the other hand, was very bland.  I thought when you had something as a \"special\", such as the Friday stuffed cabbage, that meant it was supposed to be really good?  The overwhelming sweetness of the sauce made it very hard to eat.\n\nThe only redeeming factor in the meal was when I tried some of the Straw sandwich (pastrami, sauerkraut, swiss), which was decent, nothing spectacular, but a whole lot better than the stuffed cabbage.  At other delis I've been to, you can get a whole lot more meat, and more flavor for about the same price, so I will probably be skipping any future visits to this deli.
__label__4 Not sure how I have missed this place as I live 5 minutes away but stopped in today for the first time for lunch.  The restaurant is very clean and like many others have said it is cafeteria style.  You step up to the counter and they prepare you food to order.  They have a great number of different sandwiches, salads, soups and deserts to choose from.  I ordered the \"New Yorker\" Piled high with Hot Pastrami topped with homemade Cole slaw and Miracle Mile Dressing $9.79.  Sandwiches come with your choice of sides and a pickle. I cannot remember ever having better Pastrami.  Service was friendly as expected.  I will probably go back tomorrow.  :-)
__label__4 When I went in with my daughter we ordered vegetarian sandwiches and they were pretty awful.  I know they have great deli meats and such.  I complained, and they not only sent a gift card, they actually solved the problem!  I love that.  Now they have some decent vegetarian items.   When I just get a gift certificate from some corporate PR flak,  I don't even want it sometimes because they don't even address the issue.    Miracle Mile did though.  Thank you!  You get five stars.
__label__4 Why does everyone hate chains? They are chains because their food is tasty and their menu works. I'm sorry if it's not owned by vagrant bohemians. I'm one of the masses!\n\nMy friend, who shall remain nameless for obvious reasons, works here and she makes fun of me for wanting to eat there. She makes fun of me for thinking it tastes good. \n\nEverything I've ever had there is very good. Avacodo eggrolls make me smile. \n\nHepatitis schmepitiis...
__label__2 Chapter 1 - Appetizers, point is; I don't need an encyclopedia of the world's cuisine on one menu.  I'm hungry and tell me what you serve and are your signature dish - that's all I want.  As you can see I'm not a big fan of restaurants with more on their menu than the number of mistresses of Tiger Woods (Ouch! Sorry Tiger you left yourself open for that one!).  Regardless, I always appreciate the service at the Factory.  Food-wise, I'm generally lost after chapter 2 - Side Salad or Soup?  I just close my eyes and choose and sometimes I win and sometimes, well better luck!  The ambience of the Factory is always pleasing - loud and dark almost like a rollercoaster in Space Mountain except I'm not screaming my head off - Enjoy!
__label__4 I'll admit, it has been many years since I have had an actual meal here. The only reason I come is for the to die for cheesecake. It used to be that I would typically get the Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough Cheesecake, which by the way, is sinful. Well, I guess they all are. It has an Oreo crust, chocolate chips throughout and on the top, and a generous dollop of whipped cream on the side. Then they introduced the Red Velvet Cake Cheesecake and I'm like, seriously, Cheesecake Factory? It has a moist, red velvet cake surrounded by layers of cheesecake. It also has a cream cheese frosting with what tastes like white chocolate shavings in the frosting. I came here yesterday with the excuse of validating my parking token (as my husband puts it, yeah right!). I got the Cookie Dough slice and then I noticed the Red Velvet which I thought was just a limited time. So what was an indecisive girl to do but get both slices. $16 later (yikes!) but I am the happiest girl in the world.
__label__1 Why do people eat here?  It was packed on a Thursday night.  We had to eat in the bar to avoid a 20 minute wait to be seated.  Everything on the menu is SOOO Expensive.  The only reason we stayed and ate is we had a $50 gift card.\n\nWanted to order something eat that we could share while having our cocktails.  The waitress could not recommend or guarantee anything that was gluten free.  So I just ate all the free bread and butter they brought and then we ordered dessert.  He got the ice cream sundae and I had a lemoncello raspberry cheesecake or something like that.  The waitress recommended it.  It wasn't very good at all.  I only ate a few bites because I didn't want to waste eating that many calories on something not so tasty.\n\nWith three cocktails (A mojito for me and 2 gin and tonics for him), the sundae and slice of cheesecake, with tip was $45).  I think that is quite a bit.\n\nThe best part was the free bread, no joke.  Service was pretty horrid as well.
__label__0 We came out on a Saturday night. We understand it is busy and there is going to be a wait. We checked in with our name, party of two, was told it was going to be about a 30 min wait, got our pager, and waited outside since the lobby/foyer was crowded. There were a few parties waiting outside too. \n\n40 minutes have passed, we came inside and checked to see the status of where our name was. Apparently our pager was dead, they called our name 10-15 minutes ago. We were put off by the manager/supervisor's attitude, he was really rude.  He made it seem like it was our fault we didn't hear our names called because we were standing right outside and that our pager was dead. I saw that they were calling names inside and outside, but the only called outside every other time. \n\nThis kind customer service at the beginning set the mood for the evening...not fun. We always try to have a positive attitude, but it was kind of sad when someone that is representing the restaurant is not welcoming, we didn't really want to be there anymore. We stayed though because we are not rude. \n\nThey did seat us about a minute after.\n\nOur waiter was awkward too, but he tried. \n\nWe always like to come out here to have our favorite appetizer and dessert. We live 30 min away, so we like to make night of it when we decide to come out.
__label__2 not impressed. My salad was $17 for lunch!! and also NOT WORTH IT. Very pricey for what you get.
__label__1 The front desk girl a few different times wasn't friendly at all.  The food is good but portions are small.  If it weren't for the hostess that never smiles I would rate more stars.  Hostess should be welcoming , accommodating and friendly.  For they are the first person you see when you enter.    Great fried zucchini though !!
__label__0 FYI. Chili's still sucks.
__label__0 Went to the one near cave creek. I had the bacon chicken fajitas. I GOT FOOD POISONING !! BE CAREFULLLLLL :/ I have always been coming here, but for now I'll be taking a break from here !!
__label__0 Disappointed. Suzie was very rushed. About 10 minutes into my appointment another girl walked in for her appointment. Suzie sent her to go get her feet done in the meanwhile. This is the worst my nails have looked
__label__4 I decided to try this place when the nail salon that I usually go to was full and I'm so glad I did .Susie the owner greeted me right away she's very professional and hilarious  the salon is very cleanand not super Busy I definitely will come back here next time that I need a pedicure  thank you Susie :)
__label__4 La baguette was tr\u00e8s bon! pardon my franglish! I have more reason to frequent here now, to improve my francais!\n\nI was glad to know that my \"Bonjour!\" was elegant enough to the native ears of the French owner.  :)\n\nIt's been a little while since I last heard the authentic tones of a Frenchman/woman, so I was immediately pleased. woohoo!\n\nAlthough I have not tried everything on the menu, just by the look, vibe and first indulgence of their \"sandweeeesh\" I will critique it now!\n\nI had the Parisian (Paree-zee-ahn) baguette and it DEFINITELY did not disappoint. EPIC PASS.  I was very impressed on the tastiness and freshness of the ingredients.  The bread itself had the desirable softness and texture that I would expect from a genuine baguette (as I had in France).  The saltiness of the ham, the balance of the mayo, the eggs and lettuce was just superb! I truly enjoyed every bite!\n\nI had a side of pasta which tasted kind of fresh and dressed with I thought was bleu cheese (I didn't clarify with them).  For beverage, I had a very good tropical tasting, iced tea.\n\nI thought the decor was friendly, warm and inviting with French artwork while music played in the background.  The owner and his wife basically run the show.  They were very friendly and attentive.  I will strive to come here as often as I can so I can fine tune my French.  I have a feeling I will make it through most of their menu! The smoked breast of duck sounded intriguing! j'adore duck!
__label__3 This place is very delightful, its just a pity that the location is so obscure that they will have to move soon if they plan to keep their business alive. As many have said, it is tucked in the middle of many large buildings and since the AMC is under construction, the business has dropped considerably. \n\nAnyways, the review the food, we ordered the highly yelp reviewer recommended chocolate croissant, the ham and cheese quiche and a last minute decision of the almond croissant.\n\nChocolate croissant: The pastry is flaky and has the right amount of chocolate. The chocolate filling itself is not too sweet and would definitely be a fav for dark chocolate lovers. \n\nHam and cheese quiche: it was good, no complaints at all!\n\nAlmond croissant: This was a surprise and we actually preferred it over the chocolate croissant. It was buttery, gooey and flaky with a hint of almond and powdered sugar. Again, not too sweet and finger lickin' good. \n\nLike many have said previously, it is a bit pricey but considering my mouth was happy, I didn't mind. If and when they decide to move, I will be sure to check their website and follow them to their new location.\n\nSide note: if you are planning to come here, be sure to call because they have had to decrease their hours of operation. Also, they had a sign that said they will not be serving dinner in August.
__label__0 Overpriced and dirty.  Had lunch here with my wife and service was ok but salad they served was stale and moldy.  Ordered a raisin croissant, looked and tasted like it was about 4 days old which surprised us they would serve and charge for that.  Probably won't go back since there are better options in the area, scratch, chez vous, ect.
__label__1 I've been to this location a few times now, and I guess it's time for me to write a review of this place.  Honestly, of all the grocery stores big and small here in the Valley, Trader Joes is probably my least favorite.  Over the years, I've tried to like them..trust me, I've TRIED. I just can't get into the Trader Joe's scene.\n\nIt's not one particular thing that turns me off about Trader Joe's, but maybe its a variety of small things that irk me. For starters, I find thier food selection odd.  Mostly prepackaged stuff, with no deli, meat counter,  and very little name brand stuff.  I know I know, I don't need to buy every single thing name brand, but there are some things name brand that I prefer over others.  Plus, when I buy lunch meat, I want to go to a Deli Counter and get it, which they do not have.  Just prepackaged meats n cheeses.\n\nI tend to buy mostly sandwiches here during lunch hour.  Their fair priced, and right there.  The first few times I went here, I was getting a Tuna Sandwich on whitebread.  I liked it, and started buying it on a regular basis.  Then, they stopped making it.  Why?  I dunno, but I haven't seen it in like 3 weeks.  Just when I start liking something, it vanishes.  Now all they have are tuna wraps, but they arent as good as the sandwiches.\n\nAs for grocery shopping on a weekly basis, I will probably never be a regular here.  The reason I frequent this Trader Joe's is because its A) close to my office, B) there's a decent sandwhich selection readily available, and C) thier staff is always friendly and helpful.
__label__4 Since the positives outweigh the negatives by a considerable amount, I'll get it out of the way and say that if Trader Joe's had a more extensive meat department it would be a one-stop-shop for me. \n\nThe store brand quality never disappoints, the staff is knowledgeable and friendly, and prices are very affordable. That you're greeted by their beautiful selection of flowers, herbs, and other types of foliage and later welcomed to try one of their delicious concoctions cooking in the back is just icing on this mindful preparation of grocery and household offerings. \n\nThe store is always clean and while it's usually crowded at the times I visit, I'm rarely bothered. A friendly place like Trader Joe's seems to attract friendly patrons. If my bright blue insulated tote happens to bump into your bright blue insulated tote while I'm deliberating over the vast cheese or nuts selections, we'll probably exchange smiles instead of middle fingers.\n\nThe folks who work here are approachable and extremely helpful. While I don't regularly drink wine, I find it a nice touch that a personable sommelier is available in the event I need a crash course on pairing and someone can recommend a high fiber cereal.\n\nSome of my favorite products:\n\n-Salsa Authentica\n-Cowboy Cavier\n-Vegan trail mix cookies\n-All-in-one facial cleanser\n-Cruciferous crunch\n-Coconut cashews\n-TJ's brand almond milk\n-Spinach and fontina chicken sausage\n-Spicy peanut vinaigrette\n-Roasted red pepper soup
__label__3 Stopped in for some emergency supplies. (Emergency as in there was only butter in my fridge and I had one roll of toilet paper.) The employees were lovely as always, colorful, fresh fruit and vegetables greeted me and I scored in the free coffee & food that was available to sample. Trader Joe's never fails to delight and, of course, I purchased more beer and wine that is humanly necessary. Trader Joe's doesn't need a review. Of course a visit here is wonderful. This is a definite favorite of mine!
__label__4 Amazing food and excellent service. LOVED the porcini rubbed delmonico.
__label__2 I went here with one of my friends for a yelp event back in January and it was amazing. Well I went back to try their $16 lunch plates(as we had a certificate from the yelp event) and was a little less than impressed. Let  me start with saying the service from our waiter Sergio was amazing, he did a great job with everything and was very nice he was also courteous to ask us if we had any time constraints for our meal so that he could acccomodate. Now let me start on the food. I ordered the clam chowder followed by the Mini tenderloin sliders with green beans. The clam chowder was mediocre nothing to write home about, the sirloin sliders were ok. While one of my sliders was cooked to the perfect medium rare as I had asked the other one was closer to medium well and a little charred. The green beans while they did have great flavor they were unfortunately not very hot. John ordered the clam chowder followed by the Wagyu Cheeseburger and truffle Fries. The cheeseburger was overcooked he has asked for a medium and it came out well, the fried egg on top was not cooked nearly enough if it were mine I wouldn't of been able to eat it because it looked way to slimey, the truffle fries were about the only thing that was tasty on his plate. Overall I feel that for the meal it was 5 star pricing for 3 star quality with again the exception of the service. Maybe for dinner they are much better but I probably will not be back to try.
__label__3 I have always had a great meal here.
__label__0 We went to the location on Scottsdale Road last night. My husband went to one in Minneapolis a week ago and raved about how good it was and he wanted to take me to the one here. We were very disappointed in our appetizer and meal. We ordered the scallops entree for our appetizer and they were sandy. Our steaks were just okay and the crab I had on my Filet Oscar was very strong. I am hoping it didn't come out of a can. Our side was creamed spinach but it should have been called garlic spinach because they put a whole bulb of garlic in it. I LOVE spinach and I couldn't eat it. \nI had high hopes of a long over due date night with a delicious meal but we were let down. We won't be giving this restaurant another try; too many mistakes for the price.
__label__3 Rarely do you find such value at a $$$$ restaurant. Portions are larger than you'd expect even in the small plates for expensive ingredients like filet Mignon, lobster and foie gras. \n\nFood:\nTypical of high scale restaurants you get some freebies. Among the breads the garlic is the best, my co-worker went through five slices! Another freebie are prawns which are imparted with a smoky flavor from the grill, excellent. We got foie gras for our appetizer. It was served with fresh herbs on a graham cracker like crust. Juicy and succulent I can see myself getting foie gras much more often after this one.  The beef wellington i had was cooked perfectly. The dough and duck fat that surrounded it could not have been better. After being so pleased with the app and entree i was underwhelmed by the desert. The dark chocolate souffl\u00e9  came with a sauce that tasted like it had only a hint of dark chocolate. Not worth it for chocolate lovers.\n\nPrice: Although expensive these ingredients are usually twice the price at different restaurants.\n\nAmbiance: The whole hotel has the Frank Lloyd Wright feel which looks amazing although there is nothing special about this place when compared to the rest of the hotel.\n\nBottom Line: If you're staying at the Biltmore Hotel this place is your best bet for satisfaction.
__label__2 The room was comfortable, the wait staff was friendly and attentive. However for the price the food was just ok. It was our anniversary so we expected some little treat with a candle at the end but what they brought was a plate of pink cotton candy. Holly tooth decay Batman!
__label__3 I really can't comment on the \"value\" because my company picked up the tab, but I can say that the service they gave us was great and the food was good. I had their 16 oz steak and their cheesecake/sweet potato crust (both delicious!). Would be open to come back again.
__label__1 I had a very similar experience to Allison G. (review written on 9/16/2014). I went in to collect my money at My Sister's Closet at T&C today. I approached the sales gal standing at the register and explained to her what I was there to do. I was told to go to another register in a rather apathetic and dismissive demeanor. Prior to today, approx. 56 days ago, I took in 8 items to sell and 7 of them sold. They were decent labels (BCBG dresses, Coach purse, Elie Tahari skirt, Cache leather skirt, Italian suede blazer, Banana Republic skirt, etc.) and what I received in return in cash was $55. I asked Jenny (sales person) if I could take home my 1 remaining item and they wanted to charge me $5.00 to do so (and that charge will be going up soon according to Jenny and the sign she brusquely pointed to). It was because it was an item they had priced under $25. \"It's in the contract\" Jenny so gruffly explained. So when taking your clothes for consignment I highly suggest that you stay current on your contract so you know exactly what kind of exchange you will experience from them. Apparently they make changes to your contract whenever they see fit and do not notify you of the changes other than the signs they post in-store. Be cautious and informed before doing business here. I've had my account there for years and I've never felt so dismissed by the sales persons (esp. Jenny), so uninformed, and frankly, ripped off. Bottom-line: Doing business with My Sisters Closet feels bad. I will not be taking my items to be sold there to receive very little in return and to be treated so poorly for being a client of theirs. I'd rather donate my clothes to a good cause, get a tax write-off that I believe is a better financial decision and, more importantly, feel good about doing it.
__label__2 I have been to Zen 32 so many times I can't count them all.  When I first started eating sushi (my second experience was here) I came to Zen 32 with some friends.  I was still afraid of sushi so I got the teryaki chicken which I must say was quite good.  I ate a bit of sushi on that first visit and I began to get hooked.  \n\nIf I had reviewed Zen 32 after my first visit or two I would have given in a 5.  I like the atmosphere and there is something about the outfits the waitresses are forced to wear that still appeals to me.  The service has always been good and I enjoy that they have seating both indoors and outdoors.\n\nNow for the food.  First, I know this will seem odd, but the water is too lemony for my taste.  It kills me.  I really only drink water, and I like it to be nice and bland and Zen 32 just doesn't do it for me.  As for the sushi, I find that it is a bit hit or miss.  I don't know if I have ever had a better Tootsie Roll.  It is like dessert.  I have tried many others, but I will always go back to Zen 32 for the Tootsie Roll.  Their other rolls are fine, but I am not in love.  Now that I have branched out in the sushi realm, I have found that I can find better.    \n\nSo, in the end, will I go back to Zen 32 again.  Yes.  Is it my first choice? Not quite.
__label__2 I loved the free wi-fi...but the coffee was just ok.  Wish that they would switch to a different brand of soy milk since the Silk soy has a pretty strong flavor profile.
__label__0 I've spending a lot of time with a friend who is a pretty serious coffee drinker.  A couple nights ago, we stopped in at Hava Java for a caffeinated beverage before enjoying some gelato next door.  Being the afternoon of July 4th, the place was empty, save for the barista and a guy who was in there chatting her up.  I ordered a cafe au lait, he an iced coffee of some sort.  After asking me if I preferred skim milk or 2%, the barista handed me my cup of milk and foam and told me the coffee was self-serve and pointed me in the direction of the three coffee dispensers on the other side of the bar.  Really?  $3.75 for a cafe au lait and I have to pour the coffee myself?  I suppose that wouldn't have been entirely terrible if it had been any good.  It's amazing how much difference whole milk makes, but even beyond that, the coffee was weak and flavorless, and since it had to be pumped over the weak foam and milk, my drink tasted like little more than a drip coffee with milk.  Lame.  Sorry, Hava Java - a repeat customer I will not become.\n\nP.S. - A $0.25 \"service fee\" is charged to all credit/debit transactions.  Again, lame.
__label__3 Nothing like an Iced Almond milk Extra Dirty Chai to get this day started!!!!  A must try here.....
__label__0 I went in for the lunch buffet and I will never return.  There are better buffets with greater selections around the same price.  The selection here was limited compared to other chinese buffets I have been to, and what they did have was low quality and low on taste.  The pork was chewy and seemed old, I spit it out after taking a bite.  I don't know how one makes teriyaki chicken taste bad, but they were sure successful here because the sause was greasy and the chicken chewy (probably low quality meat).  The sweet and sour sauce tasted weird, and the hot mustard was not hot and seemed watery.  I only ate some of the chow mein and fried rice, both of which wasn't great either.  \n\nI am not quite sure how this place is in business, with the quality of the food.   I did not try any dinner menu items - so I will withhold judgment, though I will never return to find out for sure.
__label__4 This is a restaurant I go to because I am hungry, want good, healthy food, pleasant service and I try something new almost every time. May, the nice young lady who always has a smile and great suggestion is a 5 Star server. It's also a good idea to order some fried chicken to go once you finish your meal.
__label__4 This is the best Cajun resturant in Arizona. I've lived in Louisiana before and this is as close as it gets for AZ. I had the crawfish ettouffe and its was awesome and the most authentic I've had since living in Louisiana. My wife had the sampler and she loved it. The atmosphere is great. The live music added to the experience. It was kinda loud though. The waitress was kind of wierd. I would recommend this to anyone looking for some good  cajun food. It is on the pricey side but its worth it.
__label__1 I've been to Baby Kay's a couple of times and have sampled the catfish, gumbo and red beans and rice. The catfish basket and gumbo were so so while the red beans and rice took the gold. I think Baby Kay's needs some work on their lunch menu. I personally think that $50 for lunch for three people that didn't order any alcohol is a pretty steep price to pay for medicore food. I'm not too excited to make a third trip to Baby Kay's.
__label__2 Because we are so far removed from the French Quarter my stomach rarely directs me to Cajun. Let's be honest there are few options in this town.  So this becomes the default spot to scratch the gumbo itch.  \nAbove average food, better service, higher than expected prices.
__label__1 I went there for lunch with my boyfriend. We are both cajun food fans. We ordered the spinach artichoke dip with crab. I ordered jambalaya, and he ordered the combination plate. They were all edible but not very pleasing to the palate. The  staff was nice, but the main entries took almost an hour to come out. It was pretty disappointing. I don't think I would come back.
__label__4 The Doc fixed my eye & the staff rocks... you all get out of Jail for free... Maricopa County Jail only.
__label__2 Great ambiance for a Asian fusion restaurant, but where are my Asian peeps at???  The hostess-white, our waiter-black, our busboy-Mexican, but on my way to the restroom I finally find them.... The two cooks were Chinese.  The group of us were all from Asian decent and we asked our waiter to recommend some dishes.  When he mentioned kung pao and chop suey, I also busted out laughing.  The food was decent and their idea of brown rice is white rice tossed in soy sauce.  Oh yeah, you had to request chop sticks!!!!!!!!!!!!!!  I'm glad I live in the Bay Area.  If you want to try this place, get the Vietnamese beef cubes, the Korean seared steak, the deep fried whole flounder and the fried spinach that tasted like chips.
__label__1 I have nothing compelling to say because this restaurant is unremarkable.  The food is good.  I have eaten here a few times when I was with a group.  I wouldn't ever choose it on my own accord.
__label__3 You usually can't go wrong staying at an Embassy Suites hotel.  The rooms are huge and the breakfast is yummy.  You can sometimes get free happy hour drinks too!
__label__1 Huge rooms. Soft towels. Comfortable bed with tons of pillows.  \nThree things that make me happy when I'm traveling.  \n\nWhat's wrong with this place, then? First of all, the location is central to nothing aside from the mall which houses several chain restaurants.  Second, the staff could not care less about pretty much anything. While the woman who checked us in was helpful and friendly, that was the end of that. Despite requesting my Hilton status \"amenities\" (just a package of snacks and water...not much), I never received it.  I was also charged $30 for internet when I shouldn't have paid a thing (got the bill corrected at check out). And housekeeping didn't leave enough towels or replace the water.  \n\nConsidering we paid over $200 a night, the blase attitude of the staff is very disappointing.
__label__0 Check in staff was great the view from out side was ok. Then the room electrical switches that are barely sticking out some you can see wires on. Paint was peeling all over and the shower was falling apart the caulking was all coming off. These rooms are not what I expect for this price. Even the tv which was a older flat screen did not have HD and half the channels failed to work. Breakfast was not great and  they failed to clean up tables so no where to sit and eat. Pool area had several areas trapped off as well as the parking lot had a lot of it closed. Over all very disappointed in this property I would not recommend it. When I checked out I was told your good to go as she ate her breakfast and then walked away not once was I asked how my stay was.
__label__4 Our family spent Christmas at the Embassy-Biltmore and had a wonderful experience!! \nUpon check in we had reserved 4 rooms and I walked up to the front desk greeted by the friendly staff led by Joe ODonnell. I said my name once and Joe was aware of my reservation and the requests on the reservation. Without even looking down at the reservation!! This was the beginning of a stay that was perfect in all ways. The rooms were clean and the property was very well kept! It is an older property so we did not expect it to be new but we did expect clean and that is what we got! All of the employees that we encountered were fantastic!! The cook to order breakfast was phenomenal with wonderful staff there working for us on Christimas morning! The happy hour reception was enjoyed by some of our family and they commented how much fun they had with the bartender, Adam who was very attentive and again there working over Christmas! \nOne thing I noticed was that Joe was walking around the property and was very helpful at all times of the day and evening. It gave me a sense that someone knew what was going on in the hotel at all times.  I even saw him help an elderly couple to find their room and carried their luggage. \nIf you are looking for a great place to stay with your family (pet friendly) this is the place to go! We will be back next year and even though we live in the area, (Gilbert) we will be back throughout the year! We have a small dog and it was wonderful to be able to take her with us for Christmas. All of the other animal lovers there that had their furry families with them were very courteous and thoughtful! (We met outside when we were walking the dogs for a potty break) \nThe property works well for a family due to the two room set up with a living area and bedroom in the back. The beds were great in all of the rooms. We set up mini Christmas Eve horduerves in one room and enjoyed watching the games and each others company!! Not one person had to take the brunt of all of the company at one household and cooking. We did eat Christmas dinner outside of the hotel but will enjoy the Omaha Steakhouse on the property next year. \nThank you for making our holiday such a success!!
__label__2 The food was pretty disappointing for the price, and the drinks menu left much to be desired.  The music was ok, and the service was very close to on-point for the size of the party.  The space is tremendous; as many have said, it's one of the very few places like it in Phoenix with real history.  I just wish they would bring the kitchen and bar up to the same level as the location.
__label__1 I was really excited to visit the Wrigley for my friends birthday. I have been meaning to try this place for years and the Yelp hype has been pretty strong. I was immediately impressed by the staff, we had a very big group and they were attentive and got our drinks and orders in right away. The view of the city was breathtaking and I would come back for happy hour, but just to watch the sunset and a have a cocktail. \n \nThat being said... Geordie's restaurant had horrible food. Honestly, one star at best. I had the Cesar salad which was fishy with stale croutons. I also tried the beet and goat cheese salad and I kept looking around for the goat cheese, I had one small dollop hiding under a bib of lettuce. The carpaccio was the worst I have ever tasted. I think the cut may have been bad and I couldn't take more than two bites. I also ordered a side of their white truffle fries; they were the only part of my meal that was anything more than mediocre. For my main I had the tenderloin and it was tough and chewy, the potatoes that came on the side were a joke. \n \nI've been told that Wrigley has the \"pay what you will\" for lunch. If they applied this to the dinner they served I would left with a much heavier wallet. All in all the over hyped experience left me quite under whelmed. Sure it is a great place to impress your out of town guests with, for the view and history alone. Just take them somewhere else for dinner (like Dick's or Caf\u00e9 Barrio) if you want an impressive meal.
__label__1 The food was below average relative to the prices. I enjoyed the food, but it was not fine dining quality. Based on the prices (around 150 for two people), I expected something quite memorable, but instead it was quite mediocre. \n\nIf you sit on the patio on a cool fall evening, this would be a nice place to have a few drinks, but I certainly wouldn't go for the food. Of course, the building is beautiful and creates a great environment.\n\nAlso, the service was very sub-par on most accounts. Even the hostess was unfriendly and didn't smile or say more than two words. The manager was friendly and the person who delivered the food was very friendly.
__label__1 The best thing about this meal was the view.  Because we had a voucher, we (along with many others) were put in a separate room with the tables and chairs they use for their events (weddings, etc).  It was a very limited menu and small portions.  The food was average at best, not super flavorful.  Our waiter was nice and the service was good....maybe a tad too quick.  We were thinking it was like the food was prepared like it was for catering and plates were made it advance.  The atmosphere was nice but I'm pretty sure we are not going back.
__label__0 Now I had a very bad experience with this groomer. Now the shop owner was sweet at first but in my opinion must have become jaded over her long standing years as pet groomer because when I heard my dog cry out from the back room and asked if it was her lori's answer was \"that falls under the category of oh well that's to bad it has to be done\" I couldn't believe she said that to me but I kept silent I just knew my dog wasn't one to cry like that anyhow I'm going to make a very long story short and let y'all know that the result of that was my poor baby nails being clipped on one paw way to short so short that they were bleeding however I didn't know until I got home and rinsed her off to make sure she was hair free and the powder she had stopped the bleeding with came off. I'd wondered why my pup was acting so odd and scared. I called Lori and she admitted to the accidentally cutting her nails to short and I'm not one to be an ass but why wouldn't she tell me before I took my dog home where I have a very well taken care of white antique couch? Her unprofessional attitude and smart remarks not to mention very dirty waiting area taught me not to be so quick to trust just anyone with my pooch. The least she could have done was tell me what happened before going home or was it perhaps it was the $12 tip she was afraid id take back well I'll never know because I'll never return to have my dog done there again and I say you don't either. Sorry for dragging you through the mud Lori but in your own words \"that falls under the category of that to bad it has to be done\"
__label__2 Great place to sit and drink wine on a Saturday afternoon where you have nothing better to do. Food's average. Lots of people watching which I  love. No indoor seating though so avoid when hot.
__label__4 I've had every carrier you can think of (except, of course, Cricket).  The customer service at T-Mobile is awesome!  I *had* to have the RAZR two years ago.  Ugh.  It was the worst phone ever.  Wasn't T-Mobile's fault, just Motorola.  Anyway, visited the store twice and had to get replacement phones.  Each time, they exchanged the phone for free.\nEven now when I have troubles, I go in and everyone is friendly and helpful.  \nI'm still with them for another couple years (I keep needing new phones!) and wouldn't change providers for anything right now.
__label__3 This Saks location has to be my personal favorite for their service style. Everyone is friendly, they great you, they often offer you a water bottle, however they let you wander if you tell them your just looking, and check on you sporadically but never smother. \nAlso they have the best makeup counter service of any store in the valley, period. My favorite is the YSL and Dior shared counter. Those ladies and gentleman are the best at telling you about their lines as well as other alternatives. For example on my last visit they showed me their concealer and ran to the Nars counter to show me one with more coverage. Which is what I was looking for. \nThe only reason I didn't give this place 5 stars is because shoe sales rack has really dwindled in size over the last year or two. Other than that, this place is fantastic.
__label__3 get the ngocchi and that is all I have to say.... do it before you die.   The stuff melts in your mouth and I have never had it taste so good anywhere else.  The food and service are great at this place and the prices are like a really high end restaurant.  This place has been around since the 70's and it shows...which is my only complaint.  I really wish they would remodel this place and revive it a little bit because the food is really good.  The owner is always around our server has worked there for 33 years if that doesn't tell you something.  The atmosphere in the bar is black and white checkerboard tile with mirrors for walls.  The dining room has been painted but the furniture is a little dated.  I ordered the veal Marsala and it was fantastic, my wife got the salmon and it was even better.  I wish this place was closer to home I would come more often.
__label__2 I go here when I want to stuff myself silly on the weekend after a night of drinking. I always order the chicken fried steak and it's VERY good. I am a huge fan of chicken fried steak and eat that anywhere I go and this one is in the top 10.\nThe staff is very friendly but they do seem to be understaffed for the most part but they get the job done.\nThe Cinnamon roll is delicious and HUGE. I have to take it home with me for later because I never have room to eat it while I'm there.\nYou'll most always find this place filled with an older crowd but that's fine, it keeps the noise level down.
__label__2 Steamers seems to be a Phoenix/Scottsdale staple for good seafood. The food wasn't bad, it wasn't THAT great either, though. The wine list is sufficient and the service adequate. The menu has some good combination dishes and a mix of seafood staples and chef creations. I had the seabass, which was tasty and fresh, but nothing memorable for me. Atmosphere wise, the booths are nice and probably the only place I would want to sit in the place, but I didn't really get that \"contemporary and cosmopolitan\" vibe at all. The best part about Steamers may, in fact, be its perfect location centered right in Biltmore Fashion Park.
__label__2 Was here for a KYOT Wine-Down-Wednesday event a couple of years ago.  The bar area was packed.  Stood around waiting for a table to open up- very uncomfortable as the area is pretty small.  \n\nI remember trying the New England clam chowder.  Tasty, but it had too much potatoes and not enough clams.  Had something else, but can't recall which, and the current menu online reflects a few changes.  \n\nI do recall thinking I would like to come back and have lunch or dinner there, so I'm giving it three stars.
__label__0 I had read good things about this place, so I was excited to try it.  Unfortunately, I did not have a good experience.  I ordered a grilled cheese with tomato and split pea soup.  The food took forever to arrive.  When it finally got there, my grilled cheese was missing the tomato, and the cheese was not completely melted.  I ate it as-is, since I didn't have the time to wait for a new sandwich.  I subsequently opened the ketchup bottle which somehow exploded shooting ketchup all over the table and my clothes.  Not a great start.  The pea soup was ok, but there were too many croutons in it and not enough peas.  After finishing our lunch, we waited at the table for an incredibly long time and never got our check.  We decided to go stand at the cash register to see if that would help.  The staff completely ignored us for about 5 minutes before someone finally came to the cash register (not a big place, they saw us waiting).  The lady at the cash register did explain that they usually were not that busy, but for us it was too little, too late.  There is no second chance to make a first impression: I'm not going back.
__label__1 The store is small and uncomfortable, but the products are decent.
__label__3 The closest touristy, Arizona-esque candy shop to me here in Central Phoenix.\n\nCactus Candy Co is located in a small building room, stocked with: hot sauces, jellies, marmalades, cactus gummies, prickly pear taffy and shirts. Upon entering I was greeted and was given some advice on the popular items people typically purchase. It was helpful, good amount of candies and jellies but definitely limited. Two thumbs up for having a discount with paying with cash + being a student. With the discount it ended up not being too expensive either. \n\nI got a few boxes of prickly pear candies, taffy and jelly for my friends and family back home. Crossing my fingers they'll enjoy the distinct taste of prickly pear from the good ol' Valley of the Sun!
__label__4 Absolutely unbelievable dry cleaners! This business understands customer service and exemplifies it with every interaction. Lee is phenominal. Pretty sure this is the type of business that like a dentist, when you move elsewhere you just have to go back... you know what I mean. I'll be 45, unemployed, living in Philly and still flying to PHX to have these guys clean my clothes.
__label__0 Let me tell you about Frank's Pizza on Indian School. I placed my order today 3/18/2012 online at 3:15 for pick up. When I arrived 40 minutes later I was informed that their system was down so they never got the order. Got my money but not my order. I figured ok, things happen, I reordered in person this time and requested they deliver, and was told I would have to wait another 40 minutes. 60 minutes later I called and was placed on hold for 5 minutes. I hung up, called back and was told the driver had the order. 20 minutes later (i live 5 min away), I go to Frank's pizza and demand my money back. I witnessed the delivery guy return and noted he was not carrying my order. Hmmm. So on top of really poor service I had been lied to as well. While I was waiting there (both times)  i watched a really incompetent staff handling the food with bare hands, the place seems also to be in the midst of remodeling (no longer carrying the ice cream). Poor service. Lied to, incompetent staff, mishandling of the food. I'm calling Mamma Mia's from now on, a little longer wait but worth the wait without the aggravation.
__label__4 Lara was the best.  Incredible customer service.  Thank you for picking up slack for some other PB locations.
__label__4 My husband and I wound up here after attempting to go to the \"Other\" cupcake place in Phoenix, only to find it was closed - for a MONTH AND A HALF!\n\nAnyway, Barb's is AMAZING!  Super friendly staff that makes you feel welcome and greets you with a smile...  And although I am typically ALL about red velvet cupcakes, I went for a cosmo - and it was nothing short of delicious.\n\nMy husband had a mini cheesecake with the \"choose your own topping\" and he said it was awesome too.\n\nI think that for all future cupcake runs we will be headed to Barb's!
__label__4 I got the most delicious carrot cake from Barb's the other day for my friends birthday. It was such a hit! The best carrot cake I have ever had. I was not surprised though. Everything I have ever had there was yummy. They have the greatest cheese danishes, red velvet cup cakes and cookies! \n\nThey also took the extra time to write a message on the cake for me before I left.
__label__0 This is part of a local chain, this location is the missing-link in the chain.  This location is in an older part of Phoenix not a location for the tourist.  \nI can only compare this place to my high school cafeteria during \"Mexican\" food day.  The place is as cozy as a cafeteria, the servers must have been trained by the \"lunch ladies\", the noise from the children is only outdone by the screaming parents and the food is a step below Taco Bell.  If you are looking for Mexican food head back to high school.  In a city full of Mexican restaurants you can find a better place by throwing a dart at the map.
__label__1 This place is very overrated. Food will cost you 15-20 dollars per person, and you can get much better from traditional Mexican diners at half the price. Service was not good, and the food was not good. I had Fajitas, and Applebee's produces a better product. Will not go back again, and in an area dominated by a lot of quality Mexican cuisine, this is a place to skip
__label__3 this is the best car wash that I have used in Phoenix.  yelp coupon doesn't hurt either.
__label__0 Horrible service. I bought a $400 belt for a buddy of mine for his birthday and he went the next day to get a bigger size, never wore it or even really touched it. They told him they couldn't exchange it because it seemed a bit bent like if it was worn.\n\nMoreover, the customer \"service\" salesperson brought the belt into the back room and came back with an obvious new hole in the belt. She said that we did it, even though they gift wrap the box and we didn't even touch it after buying it and it was brought back the same day!\n\nDespicable store. GO SOMEWHERE ELSE. Blatant fraudsters won't even give you any service. I will not let this go lightly.
__label__1 The problem is that the atmosphere is subpar, and the drinks are literally half full. Don't believe me order a 50/50 vesper, it's 50% full. I will not return.
__label__4 Loooooooooooove me some Houston's! \n\nThe hubs and I really dig this place, also whenever out of town family comes in, Houston's is always our first stop on the laundry list of places to hit up. \n\nWe always start off with the artichoke dip. Freaken HEAVEN! \n\nThe hubs usually gets the Hawaiian rib eye \n\n\nMy usual tends to be the Grilled Chicken Salad, they put this amazing dressing on it that is phenomenal! Also, I generally order my salad with a side of fries, because 1. they are the most amazing fries I have ever had in my life and 2. I am a fat kid and fat kids love french fries. End of story. \n\nOne things that i think Houston's could improve on is their dessert selection, its kinda weak. Delicious, but weak. I love dessert and Houston's dessert list does not fulfill my fatty needs. But that's ok, I will live. \n\nThe wait staff is always on point! They are always knowledgeable of what the daily specials are and super friendly. \n\nAlso they now offer complimentary valet parking, SCORE!
__label__4 Yeah, it's a chain and I'm not normally a fan of chains, but Houston's always hits the spot and I've never had a bad meal there. I think Houston's is the most consistent restaurant that I've ever been to and I've been dining at various locations of Houston's since I was a kid. Since I've lived in PHX, the Biltmore location has been my home base and I eat there several times a month. Most of the time, we come in for a late dinner and sit at the bar and let Tom and Al take care of us. These two are among the best bartenders in the Valley and will remember your drink of choice and other preferences after just a few visits.
__label__1 As I begin to write my review I realize the server I am about to disparage is gossiping with the hostess behind me discussing her discontent with her most recent tip. This is NO Houston's! What happened to ensuring a well manicured table, timely service, and a full glass of wine. Boo.
__label__1 C'mon man! Really! Your killing me! \nHouston's is such a great food and service oriented establishment that I was excited to take my wife there for her birthday. We were seated right away and the waiter was quick to ask for the drink order. We ordered wine by the glass. I like the service as far as they give, they change out your settings and take away the dishes in an anonymous way. We started with the artichoke, which was a special that night. Really good of course like Bandaras. The sauce was different, but we really enjoyed it. \n\nThe Mrs ordered the Hawaiian ribeye with a weird lemon flavored caesar salad. I had the special NY strip steak Medium rare. We got our wine OK and they stopped by a few times to check on us. We got our entrees and everything looked great. The steaks were good size. The Hawaiian Ribeye was thinner than most ribeye cuts and had a Hawaiian sauce. Mehhhh very so so! The Strip came full of taste but a little tough. It came with fries which were awesome! I wish I had some bread or somethin... After the food came, it was like we were on an island. No one came until we were almost done. The Mrs. needed a refill and they took the glass away, but never asked if we would like another round. Bummer... C.mon - I drop over a Cnote and I cannot get another wine! Someone?... It was like they were just tryin to get us outta there. Boooo!\n\nThe vibe was awesome! The interior is great! Next time, I want to go sit at the bar with all the cougars and people wandering in from the patio looking for the front desk - that makes for good people watching. \n\nWe skipped desert there and went to Culvers for frozen custard!
__label__4 LOVE Hillstone it never dissapoints.  We ended up at Hillstone last night after being badly mistreated at another restaurant.  (an hour and a half wait that never got us a table)  We arrive at HILLSTONE  hungry & frustrated we explained to the host what happened..... He told us another 20 min. wait we went to the bar and before we had our drinks we had a table! Not to mention a complimentary appetizer and a really lovely waitress.  We were so grateful to be treated so well and the food was outstanding!  Hillstone saved our girls night out and cemented our love of the restaurant!
__label__3 My boyfriend took me to Hillstone on Saturday night for dinner to celebrate our 3 year anniversary. \n\n1-The interior is stunning. A gorgeous patio with big open windows, a wrap around bar that is decorated with expensive wines, whiskeys, etc... and fresh fruit, the lighting is dim (for us romantic folks), and the overall architecture is modern.\n\n2-Hillstone has exceptional service. From the second we walked in the door we experienced nothing but real people trying to help us enjoy a relaxing evening with dangerously delicious food and beverage. If you are a wine snob, this place is for you. I LOVE myself a killer glass of wine but seeing as how my boyfriend already spoiled us with two new bottles, (which we've yet to enjoy together) we decided to go with cocktails. Our bartender was fabulous and friendly BUT he didn't know what a Moscow Mule was when I ordered it and my boyfriends Manhattan tasted more like watered down whiskey with muddled orange. With no hopes for a Moscow Mule I decided to order their Margarita on the rocks since I could see at least 4 other people at the bar with one. Can't go wrong right? It was ok. A little too much sweet and sour for my pallet. I was a little annoyed when I asked for a drink suggestion from the bartender he automatically started with \"We have Cosmopolitans, Lemon drops....\" as soon as he said \"Lemon Drop\" I felt my face go blank and in my head I said \"really man? I know I'm a girl but really?\" I almost stopped him dead in his tracks to order a glass of whiskey. Straight up. He was just being a great and informative bartender so I of course understood. Just thought that was fairly entertaining. I'm sure they have both those drinks ordered a lot! \n\n3- The food is stupid amounts of tasty and the portions are more than anyone would really ever need. Which is good right? Leftovers! We ordered the Cheese Bread, Grilled Artichoke, and The Vegetarian Burger to share. So basically we ordered pizza, one vegetable, and a hamburger and fries. I felt so heavy after ha! But boy or boy, my taste buds were singing and dancing their little hearts out. \n\nYou get 3 large pieces of half an artichoke, which was more than enough for us. We ended up taking one of the artichoke pieces home. you get 6 fairly large sized pieces of soft, warm ciabata bread covered in two cheeses with olive oil and herbs... and the Vegetarian Burger is on a classic hamburger bun with tomatos, shredded lettuce, pickles, and the burger itself has some sort of orange chutney or glaze(?) on it. SO GOOD. This veggie burger is pretty well known and popular from what I hear! Even steak lovers have got to try it.\n\nThis place has a higher price point and for good reason. Great atmosphere, amazing service, and food that makes your heart happy. You'll be happy to pay for the experience.
__label__4 Literally \"As good as it gets\"!!  Everything was top notch!  \n\nGreat beer selection; I had a French Kronenbourg, which I can't recall seeing in the US recently.  We split the spinach dip (on a recommendation from my other half's friend) -- amazing. I had the \"Nice Little House Salad\" (which, by the way, is not named after the French city of Nice, rather the English adjective, which proved true) -- extremely fresh, tasty and very generous with the goat and heirloom beets.  Enjoyed THE BEST rib eye I've ever consumed!  Flawlessly prepared and 1000% tasty!  I got a loaded baked potato for my side and I also ate my partner's cole slaw, which was creamy and horeradishy and supremely delicious!  \n\nThe ambiance; amazing.   The service; flawless.  The food; divine!  It's a tad pricey for a weekly dinner stop, but worth every single penny of it!
__label__3 Very loud and boisterous and bustling, and thankfully we had a reservation, but spent a great evening here!  The service was fantastic, the food and drinks came out in a timely manner, and there doesn't really seem to be a bad seat in the house.  I went simple and had the cheeseburger and I'm still dreaming about the next time I can go back and have another, it was fantastic.  And then I doubled down and had the brownie and thought I'd died and gone to heaven.  And the wine list was pretty big with some interesting options.  I would go back in a second, just really decent American cuisine well-prepared and served with style.
__label__0 Hillstone: you are overrated. You think you are better than you are. Every time I go, I am disappointed and my friends say we are never coming back. \nWe sure miss Houston's in the Biltmore. You tried, but it's not the same. \nThere are so many great places in Phoenix. Hillstone is good. Not great.
__label__2 We came during a weekday lunch, so they were quite busy. We got seated within a few minutes, no biggie. We got approached by 3 different servers before our actual server came over, which was a little confusing.  \n\nWe ordered a California Roll to share, I got the Prime Rib dip and my mom got a chicken sandwich. The roll was OK, I've had better. The dip was pretty tasty and the fries that came with it were well seasoned and crispy- just how I like 'em.\n\nThe service here was exceptional. The food, considering the price, just didn't really do it for me. For a $50+ lunch, I wish it was a little more memorable. \n\nWhat I did dig tho, were the giant fish outside who practically jump out of the water when you sit by their little \"pond\" thing. Besides the service, they were my favorite thing there.
__label__3 I had not planned on being a Mac owner.  My family - oh so very sick of me constantly complaining of Vista -  on first an HP, then a Dell, packed me off to the Apple store a month ago and well, now I have a MacBook.  The sales associate helping me pick out the perfect Mac was good enough, even with two perfectly good (except for the Vista) PCs at home, to convince me I needed this computer.\n\nDo I love it? Not yet.  I like it, like it a lot.  I'm especially loving not having Vista issues that I had been having.  \n\nI'm enjoying taking the one on one classes  to teach me how to use my Mac.  Each time I take a class - I've had 4 now, I have a different teacher and each one bringing a different spin to my classes.  They are nice, friendly, patient, highly knowledgeable.  They are teaching me so many cool features and applications that I can do on my Mac.  My fave so far is the translator.  I do some business in Mexico - my Spanish is limited - so in just one short month the translator has just been a god send.\n\nThe store here at the Biltmore is consistently packed with people, visiting the genius bar, taking group classes or the one on one class and making expensive purchases. I am amazed in this economy just how very busy the store is.  \n\nI'm not totally convinced a Mac is the only way to go (almost though) but this store has some of the best customer service I've ever experienced.
__label__4 A visit to this Apple Store will help you. Quickly, efficiently and in a pleasant manner. Like other Apple retail stores the design is pleasant. The employees here are what really make the visit welcoming.\n\nI'm a repeat customer. \nI don't really know why I try to shop anywhere else for tech stuff. Other than being lazy and marginally closer to other stores.\n\nToday, for example I was in pursuit of a thing-a-ma-gig to hold my iPhone. Someone had given me a product name. And of course I had instantly forgotten it and neglected to jot the intel down in my iPhone. \n\n(I used a pen. ON PAPER.)\n\nWhile visited a mega-store I explained my product needs: Something to hold my smartphone while I took photos. I needed the function of a tripod without the bulk. The portability to carry something small and for this item to be pliable. (For it to wrap around fence posts and trees. Taking selfies is darn hard. You have no idea.)\n\nLost and confused with a failed interaction at that nameless giant store I rang this Apple. One voice input into their system and I was speaking to a rep. ONE. Same story shared there. I thought I had a product name. They found two options for me - in stock - started to explain the difference when I said, \"Hang on. I'm coming!\"\n\nZipped over. Walked in and was immediately grabbed by a friendly employee. \"Yes, thank you. I'm looking at these items. I already made a choice. But.....I have a random other need.\"\n\nThe dude - and I feel awful writing this review - I never have time to grab names here - found another dude. BAM. Super dude explained some available options.\n\nWhere will I be coming to spend more time? (And likely my money?)\n\nThis Apple store.\n\nCustomer service matters. They've got it down.
__label__3 An older course with large trees, this is a fun track to play.  The layout is pretty flat, you won't have to worry about driving over large ravines or having a long enough drive to clear problem areas.  The course is well kept and the facility is nice.  The outdoor patio is an excellent place to grab a drink and some food before/after your round.  The guest locker room and bathroom is pretty nice and more spacious than I expected.\n\nThe golf course winds through old houses in Arcadia.  You'll see some nice, new homes and some that haven't been remodeled in many years.  Either way, I wouldn't mind owning one. As is the case with most country clubs, it's a laid back atmosphere with plenty of time between foursomes to enjoy your round.\n\nThe greens are maintained well, but are not too fast.  For an older course, there are plenty of fairway bunkers, but not too many water hazards....just enough to keep you on your toes.  Overall, it's a fun course.\nhttp://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/arizona-country-club-phoenix?select=R5zU7lZQf5ZdCbNqPW3eXA#xVvgEM-Q2OHt_WZHrFj90Q\n\nReturn Factor - 80%
__label__4 Outstanding memories of this place...Valentines Day 1999...Absolutely first class service, highly polished cooking, but very conscious of its Southwestern surroundings, this place still stacks up against the best. If you can deal with amusing and effete clientele (bombed-out Barry Goldwater Republicans) then Vincent's well worth the expense.
__label__2 My Husband and I went to Vincent's last night for restaurant week.  We picked this restaurant because we had never been there and the menu for restaurant week appealed to us.  Overall, I have to say the food was good.  We loved the bread basket at the beginning of the meal and my brie and fig appetizer was great.  The worst part of our experience at Vincent's was the overall service, especially from the hostess, who was clearly overwhelmed with the crowd (I assume from restaurant week).  She had a very poor attitude, which was noticeable by everyone who was sat around us.  In addition to that, they have a \"team\" service philosophy, so it took awhile to get served and wasn't as pleasant as it could be.  All in all, the food was good, but not worth the price we paid.
__label__2 We tried Vincent's for Restaurant Week. When you walk in to Vincents there is a bar lobby, since my date hadn't arrived yet, I ordered a yummy lemony gin martini. \nD arrived after about 2 minutes and we were seated at our table. \nWhen our waiter brought our Restaurant Week menu's I already knew what I was ordering since I'd checked out the menu online. I had black bean soup with goat cheese as my first course, Lobster with House Made Basil Pasta as my second course and coconut cream pie with rum raisin ice cream for dessert. My waiter suggested a chardonnay to pair with the lobster so I did that. D ordered shrimp chimichanga for the first course, New York Strip for second course and Chocolate Profiteroles for the third course. The food was delicious. I liked it because I felt since the portions were small I wasn't ruining my weight loss efforts.\n\n it seriously was only about 3 bites in that entire lobster tail and maybe 3 bites in the vegetables and you know what? I was fine with that.\n\n\nI felt the service was impeccable. There was about 3 servers checking us but they never seemed intrusive, they were very intuitive about when we needed something.\n\nMy dessert was delicious and I had it with some yummy coffee.\n\nI didn't think this place was as horrible as the reviews are saying. Maybe my expectations were not very high to begin with.
__label__4 This is a great spot for a date, and the price is right!  Unique dishes and atmosphere.  Great specials and free desert.  I also can't say enough about the service.  Our server gave great recommendations and brought out 3 different deserts at the end of the meal.  To be honest, I had to think twice about posting a review of this place for fear that it's going to become too popular.  But I would give them 6 stars if I could.
__label__3 Pro:  value, charm, quality, independent\n\nCon:  haven't found one yet....\n\nSleeper alert.  Great breakfast, well-priced served with a smile. Ditto for dinner. Simple, relatively healthy comfort food.   Good Euro feel to it but not overkill.  Nice change of pace from the generic chains.  \nWell worth a try for a quiet couples dinner or breakfast with the kids--they can draw, play hangman etc on the butcher paper table top.  Comp. rolls to start and dessert to finish with breakfast.  Nice touch.
__label__4 Vincent's market bistro is my usual weekday go to. Always pleased with there salads, soups, apps, mains and desserts! Scotty and the staff are the best. You know a place is good when there clientele have been going there for years and years.
__label__2 I have to respectfully disagree with e.r., as this IS a coffee shop. \nWe went in and ordered \"breakfast\" which is scrambled eggs with various \"toppings/mixes\" and sides of bacon. In addition, we each ordered a latte (which was good). \nI started to worry when the gal went to the \"kitchen\" and I heard the microwave oven opening and closing. I thought, certainly, that the bacon was getting zapped. No, it was \"breakfast\"  which is \"prepared\" in a microwave....ick!!!!!!!\nNote: I use my microwave at home for one thing, and one thing only: to zap my morning coffee.\nDon't get me wrong--the latte's are good, and this is a good coffee house. \nA restaurant, on the other hand, prepares food in an oven/grill/stove. This is no restaurant!\nGo for the coffee, and get your breakfast somewhere with an operating kitchen...just my two cents worth...
__label__2 I was recommended to Dr. Bauer by a friend.  The first time I called to get in, I was seen by Dr. Davey because I couldn't get in with Dr. Bauer until the following week.  He told me I had pink eye and gave me antibiotic drops that made my eye feel worse.  As soon as I stopped taking them, my eye felt better.  It must have just been allergies, so kind of a waste.\n\nI recently made an appointment with Dr. Bauer, and this time they were able to get me in within a couple of days!  I didn't have to wait too long, but I thought it was strange when she came in and said 'it's been a long time since I've seen you!'.  I was like, 'uh, I've never seen you.'  Nonetheless, she seemed pretty nice and concerned about my symptoms.  I was having some weird symptoms, which were difficult to diagnose, so she told me that I needed to get ultrasounds and also they'd like to do some blood work.  She told me to go to the waiting area and someone would come get me.  When the gal came to get me, I was trying to chat with her but she seemed like she wanted nothing to do with me and pretty much ignored me.  I didn't like that, considering she was sticking a needle in me (and who likes that??).  After that, she told me I could go, and was left standing there confused.  I thought I needed to get an ultrasound?  Was there paperwork I needed?  Would they tell me where to call?  I waited another 5 minutes to find someone at the front desk and was finally given a paper to bring with me, along with the info for the ultrasound.  I thought that it was strange that no one cared to tell me what I needed to do.  A few days after my ultrasounds, I received a call from the office saying that they received the ultrasounds as well as the results of my blood work.  The blood work all came back fine and there was nothing wrong there, but she wanted me to come back in to discuss the results of my ultrasounds.  Uhhhh... I called right away, totally freaked out about what the results were!  I had to wait two days to get in to see her, and I had nightmares.  It was not fun.  I go to my appointment, and I have to wait 45 minutes before she ever comes in to see me (and I had gone in the middle of my work day!), and what she wanted to 'discuss' with me was................................................ nothing.  The ultrasounds were all  normal and everything looked fine and dandy.  What?!  Why did I have to come in for that???  So I can pay another office visit fee?  I was really disappointed, and really late getting back to the office.  She recommended I go see another doctor and let her know how it goes.  I feel confused and not 100% sure if I'd go back to this doctor :(
__label__1 I go here 5 days a week for an hour somewhere between the hours of 5am-7am. \n\nIts dirty. The cardio equipment is usually broken or about to be broken. Bikes missing pedals. Treadmills with torn pads or that literally stop moving at speed randomly in workout. \n\nMorning staff cares none about faulty equipment.\n\nEverytime it rains, the floor floods and no one cares or fixes it. The next year its still flooding. Didn't you notice you had to shut down half the weight area floor because of the last drizzle?!?\n\nThe only reason I keep coming back is because its open when I need it to be.
__label__2 This is my first time to this 24..I just moved here from Cali, and I am use to half of the equipment being broken. So far so good. It is clean compared to what I am use to, and doesn't have a strange odor. It definitely does the job for what I need. Though its a little far for my taste, it will now be my home gym.
__label__2 As an 8-year vet here its obviously a good enough spot to stay a member, but unfortunately the facility ins constantly deteriorating at a faster rate than its being fixed.  With the constant new members, you would think the sign-up fees could help pay for some remodeling!
__label__0 I've been a loyal Home Depot customer for years, and this is by far the worst one I've been to in the country. I just bought a home in the area and have been to this particular location dozens of times over the last 10 months. The staff is in not knowledgable, helpful, or responsive. It's extremely disappointing, to say the least.
__label__0 The new owners of Ice House Tavern are no longer hosting live bands. This is such a disappointment to the local music scene!
__label__3 This place is a vegetarian mecca and a lot of the soy meat is gluten free which is a huge perk for people like me. The atmosphere could use some work but the food is good and it is priced well. They have fresh juices and a very healthy vibe. The service is always good and it is never super packed. If you have veggie friends that haven't discovered this place it is a gem.
__label__2 I'm in turmoil on who I should rate this place. The decor and atmosphere is two stars. It smelled disgusting when we walked in, like sulfur or rotten eggs. Then the decor is like 1980's, with the white chairs. Oy - then there's the service. I'm gluten-free, and I had some trouble getting that across. She said that all of the soy protein has wheat in it, so she recommended the tofu dishes. I ended up getting the tofu dish with rice noodles and vegetables. I have no idea if there was wheat in the sauce, but at that point in the meal, I really didn't care. I just wanted to order and get the experience over with. \n\nThe food came out pretty quickly though. My friend got the spicy cha cha (that looks like shrimp but is actually yam) and it was SUPER spicy and I think it tasted like Long John Silver's fried shrimp basket. BUT she really liked it. My dish was pretty okay, although a little bland. The veggies weren't really great either, but for a vegan dish that's less than $10, I guess it was okay.\n\nI had planned on getting dessert, but we were given the check even before she asked if we wanted dessert. After I made some statement about it she asked if we wanted any, and told us they only had two out of the four desserts on the menu anyways. We went without it.\n\nAnd yes, they do have the TV running strange vegan propaganda. Very strange, and I don't really want to look at baby pigs while I dine, but it could have been weirder. I guess. \n\nSO - for the price, I guess it is decent vegan cuisine. I guess I wouldn't really know seeing as how I LOVE MEAT, but hey, I'm up for trying everything once. I think if the atmosphere and service was better I would have actually liked the dining experience and the food more. If it was better inside, I'd be tempted to go to this place again. Eventually, I'd like to try the dessert. If they offer it to me.
__label__3 I am not a vegan but love vegetables and would prefer to not eat meat most of the time. This place has the best spring rolls I have ever tasted. My sister-in-law is vegan and I went with her and she liked it too!
__label__4 DON'T LET THE OUTSIDE SCARE YOU AWAY! This place is GREAT! It took a few mins to get seated/acknowledged, but I was in no rush. I got vegan Pho and it was the best I've ever had. If you want to leave off on a lightly sweet note, \"Peaceful Pink\" is what I recommend. (cranberry juice + soymilk topped with rose buds, SO GOOD!)
__label__2 YAY! They have SPAM!!!!!\n\nI was going to go for Meat Plate #4 but when I saw the Grilled Spam with Eggs, I was in love. I don't care what you Spam-haters have to say. I'm Asian through and through and will stick to my Spam. Mmmm.. sooo salty and meat-like. \n\nIt was just what I expected, Spam, fried eggs and rice with some macaroni salad. It was good. Reminded me of the days when my parents didn't cook and we would fry up some Spam to eat with white rice and soy sauce. \n\nMy friends were kinda 'eh' about their dishes. It also took a long time for the food to come out for them too.\n\nOne cool thing about this place was that the Phoenix Fire Department eats here.... so hot! Too bad I was busy stuffing my face with Spam and eggs. That was probably not hot.
__label__2 This is a solid place for those seeking Hawaiian food since it's not a very common type of food found in this area that I have seen.  I tend to favor the Chicken katsu which is served with boiled cabbage, steamed white rice, and macaroni salad.  \n\nOther items on the menu to take note of would be the Moco Loco and Spam Moco which are also common foods amongst the locals in Hawaii.  If you seek a quick place for some Hawaiian type comfort food this restaurant is pretty good.  With generous portions and plenty of seating, my friend and I tend to go here when we're looking to have a late lunch on the weekends.
__label__3 I've only been to a Hawaiian BBQ place once. In Clearwater, FL. The place went out of business and I never had Hawaiian BBQ again. *cue sad music*\n\nThis was truly unfortunate because I really liked it. But now *cue the happy music* I've found Ono Hawaiian BBQ!\n\nThe service was a little slow but friendly. The service didn't matter anyway as long as the food was on point... and it was. \n\nI got the Braised Short Ribs lunch plate. It's a special that they're running only until the end of this week, I think. It was only $7.49 and fall off the bone good. It was a braised short rib with carrots served on cabbage. It also came with rice and macaroni salad. This meal made my day.\n\nThey sell Hawaiian Sun canned juices ($1.89). I got the Pineapple Orange. I'm not sure how well it paired with my food but it was refreshing on this hot day. \n\nI can't wait to try their Spam musubi... Aloha Ono Hawaiian BBQ, I'll see you again soon.
__label__1 Me 10 years ago: Panda Express, mmm good, and they give you lots!\n\nMe today: Panda Express is crap. It's got to be the most average, bland, over-Americanized \"Asian\" food around.\n\nI challenge you to find more average/below average food chain anywhere in the state.
__label__3 I was so amused with the storyline of Don Quixote, played out in this ballet performance! I expected to enjoy the story of the lost lovers of all ages, shapes, and sizes.....I never expected to giggle so much at the ballet, though! What fun! The costumes were gorgeous and had just the right \"spice\" for the period while still showing the fluid movement of the dance. The orchestra did an amazing job with the score in a hall that is well-receiving of this type of sound. \nThis performance was the weekend before Valentine's Day. It was obvious that there were lovers there, enjoying a special theatre treat in honour of their holiday. But there were also plenty of families there with young girls of all ages enthralled with the story - and the audience as a whole was happy to show moments of joy and laughter where the company xpected it!
__label__0 I have never written a review before but felt I needed to after my experience with Croque. We order from Croque all the time and most often have the food delivered.  In the past the food would arrive around 20 minutes later than we were told but it wasn't a big deal.  \n\nToday when we ordered we were told our food would be delivered in 30 minutes.  An hour later still no food.  My boyfriend called and the lady told him the food was on the way without even saying sorry or anything.  Another hour went by now we had been waiting 2 hours for our 30 minute delivery.  He called back and told the lady we still had not received our order.  She said it's on its way again.  He told her I hope you are not planning on charging us for this food because we have been waiting 2 hours.  In a pissed off voice she says \"Oh so you want a free meal???\"  After some arguing she said she would not charge for the food.  \n\nTwenty minutes later I received a call from the drive.  She told me her boss said not to charge for the food but demanded... \"you have to tip the driver\" over and over again.  I told her she could talk to my boyfriend when she got here.  She then called back three more times yelling that we had to tip her.  My boyfriend told her just so you know I was going to tip you but when you deliver food 2 hours late you shouldn't call your customers and demand that they tip you.  Tipping is optional and it's based on performance.  When she got here she rang the doorbell 8 times in a row (No i'm not making this up) \n\nNeedless to say at this point we did not tip her and will no longer be ordering from Croque.  Their customer service is a Croque of $#!%.  (Sorry I had to!!!!)
__label__4 I was reading the Talk thread on book clubs and I recalled this place.\nIt is a diamond in the rough and I shall go there this week to pick the cumulative brain of their staff:)\n\nBook Gallery is a place to lose time in the lovely smell of old books.  Remember when libraries had copies of books with cut pages for regular circulation?  When cellophane was a method of book covering? This is that kind of place.  Complete collections of out of print serials, favorites from your parents' and grandparents' childhoods. \n\n In here I have found books printed in foreign languages other than Spanish, British food lore of the 50's and 60's and bookshelves gorgeous enough to lust after in their own right. War historians will find the most dedicated shelf space but there is something for nearly everyone to be had.\n\nI had a lovely game of when-was-it-printed judging only by a given tome's binding one Saturday afternoon at this location.  The constant discoveries of interest kept the game going for at least two hours!
__label__4 I love this place. The merchandise is constantly changing and they have the best bedding (and prices) in town. And the reading glasses - cutest ever. Cookware - check. Towels - check. Cutlery - check. Really, this should be your first stop if you need something. And if you're just out shopping - good luck leaving empty handed. \n\nI need to go buy a purse today and there's one I've had my eye on... :) I'm guessing it'll be coming home today.
__label__4 Reasonable prices for great service (I'm usually out the door for $26 total).  These guys won't let you sit around too long.  If you want to talk, they'll talk - sports, women, whatever.  If you don't want to converse, then you can watch one of the TVs they have at each chair.\n\nEach regular cut ends with a straight edge shave and hot or cold towel, as well as a quick machine massage.  Good guys here, well worth a few extra bucks over going to Cost Cutters etc.
__label__0 Went to see Amy on a Groupon.  She did the fastest cut in the west!  It looked Ok, not the greatest (which I expected from this place).  I got home and my son said \"Mom, you have a mullet!\"  Yep, sure enough the cut wasn't even in the back.  I went back in an hour and she got me in to fix it.  Unfortunately, now I'm at home I see it doesn't match the other side of the back of my head.  Ok....if this was Super Cuts or something like that I'd just live with it.  NOT Leiden Mitchell....I guess with a Groupon they give you a half price cut.
__label__4 One of the best quickie Mexican take-out joints in the valley for everything from simple carne asada tacos to chicharrones en salsa roja. I love that they have authentic, non-Americanized carne options like buche (pig intestines), tripas (beef intestines), lengua (tongue- best I've ever had), and cabeza (beef head). And you know what, each and every one of those weirdo meats are effing delicious. Cooked to perfection. Fall apart tender. Melt in your mouth delicious. So freaking good.\n\nIf they can make beef intestines taste delicious, you bet your ass their traditional meat options like carnitas and pollo are equally as delectable. \n\nThey make their own tortillas and both the flour and corn are tender and flavorful. You'll end up looking forward to that first and last tortilla-filled bite of a burrito, and you'll wish they doubled up their corn tortillas on the tacos. (And don't worry, you don't need a double banger tortilla on the taco. I've only had a corn tortilla disintegrate on me when I've left it to sit and sop up juices for ages.)\n\nMake sure to take advantage of the salsa bar. Get lots and lots and lots of the aguacate sauce. That spicy green avocado sauce is the most amazing condiment. The red and green sauce will suffice in a pinch, but that bright green avocado sauce blows 'em away. The marinated carrots, cucumber slices and radishes are also spot on. Their strange pico with lots of cabbage is a concept I haven't seen anywhere else, but it's crazy complimentary. Give it a whirl.\n\nThe only issue I've ever had is with consistency. Sometimes a burrito will have rice and beans, other times it will be a meat-o-palooza. Not that big of a deal, and certainly nothing that will keep me away from the best quickie Mexican I've had in the valley.
__label__3 The \"street tacos\" here are outstanding.  Consistent quality w/ a hot sauce bar that apologizes to no one.  Friendly staff.  Hear me now, believe me later.  Strong.
__label__4 I have to give them a 5 for their Guacamole and chips.\nI am just in love with it.\n\nEverytime I go to the US, I have to go there.\nCheap, super tasty and I love the salad bowl option they have (as I cannot eat wheat flour).\nThe meat is always tasty and fresh and again .....their guacamole ....the best !!!!\n\nAlways clean and fresh with friendly staff.\n\nHealthy fast food .....\n\nJust wish that we had it in Canada !!
__label__1 Mama Mia! Fast food Italian. Who woulda thunk it? Well. Somebody incompetent and passionless. I would rename this place Yuckoli's. Fits better. \n\nI knew I was treading on dicey turf going to this joint. But it was in Rickie's old hood and the culinary establishments were limited to fast food and chain restaurants. So I went basic with spaghetti and meatballs (oh God, really, for the love of balls, these circular beef objects were filled with some sawdust like material and blander than Jennifer Aniston's movie career). Not good. We also tried a chicken Alfredo like dish that apparently was made with Elmer's glue. \n\nPasty. Bland. And, yes, it does stick to construction paper. \n\nI wasn't expecting much. But I wasn't expecting to be grossed out. All I can say is \"Mama Mia, papsa a pee'ah, daddy's got the diarrhea\". \n\nThere. \n\nThat's classy. And Elite of me. Don't ya think?
__label__2 The hostess/lady who took my order was very polite and created brief and pleasant small talk. I ordered 2 cheese slices to go and my food was given to me within 5 minutes. The price was reasonable. The pizza was in my opinion slightly above average. The restaurant itself wasn't the most charming and the location wasn't the greatest but not the worst either. But for quick take out it was ok. Giving it 3 stars.
__label__2 More of a 2.5 but I'll give it three because the owner was nice. She clearly knew almost everyone coming in and out of the place and had lots of repeat customers. \n\nThe place is dank and the plastic red table cloths are sticky. The mural is very cheesy and now well-painted. The owner is nice but I have smelled few people who emanate the smell of cigarettes more strongly. It is awful and it made us feel a bit sad/depressed for her. It made the place seem gloomier. And it is NOT appetizing. \n\nThe cheese sticks were ok and the sauce served with them was passable. The pizza was sort of ehhhh...The cheese quality was a bit low and the sauce just didn't work that well as a pizza sauce. Crust was cooked well and had a bit of crisp on the bottom. \n\nI would not come back here. It was middling at best and a bit depressing.
__label__2 I have only gone here for kids/baby gifts and it's a great place to find that perfect, unique gift. It's really pricey, so be prepared to spend a lot. However, they have complimentary gift wrap and it looks really nice when they're done.
__label__3 Went there today to get help with ordering unique, cute invites for my sister's baby shower!!  They had the cutest stuff!!!!  And Lydia, the owner was very helpful in making my \"vision\" a reality.  Great custom stuff!!!  Can't wait til my invites come in!!
__label__0 I would never go there again. I walked it there and the guy looked at me like I was bothering him. I guess my money will bother him too.
__label__2 We were staying at the Royal Palms for a couple of days and everyday we would have breakfast at T Cooks. It was delicious. \n\nMost memorable the frittata with artichokes and sundried tomates. \n\nDinner wasn't so great - I wouldn't recommend. The dishes were too strongly flavored for the ingredients. I had a mushroom soup that I couldn't finish - it was way to intense.  Also had a monkfish wrapped with bacon which is normally a great combo but I'm not sure what oil they fry with or what amount they used, the dish was over powered and the freshness of the ingredients were lost.
__label__4 Mmmmmm, Mmmmm, Mmmmm...Never Fails...\n\nThis place is UNBELIEVABLE for breakfast and Lunch (i have heard great things about dinner as well although i have yet to enjoy it).  \ni have only been for lunch twice, but both times were fantastic.  The first time i had the Burger (wonderful) and the second time i believe it was the Halibut (could have been Seabass) and was equally as delicious (i have posted a photo).\n\nWhat i really want to talk about is their Breakfast though...OMG-favorite spot in town.  I am a huge eggs benny fan and they have this Mediterranean version that is out of this world.  It's on Focaccia bread with prosciutto and this red bell pepper hollandaise sauce...SO GOOD (i have also included a photo of this dish).  Also, try their green eggs and ham.  :)\n\nHope you all enjoy this place as much as i do!!  Bon Appetit!
__label__3 I had the best experience with breakfast. \n\nThe ambiance- excellent- the reason I am coming back and can have a 5 hour dinner. \nThe service- pretty good\nThe food- from \"ok\" to \"really good\"  (but not the best)\nI recently had an over saltet paella. \n\nGreat for happy hour, not sure about the quality.. if you want something light - there are not many options. Not good if you are on gluten free, grain free diet.\nDinner/ full menu  has more options for something light. \n\nSecluded and luxurious - a great hideaway from a crazy, busy world  :)
__label__2 I just came in for an OJ and one of their fruit cups, I was in a deep craving of fruits and this was the closest spot to me that Thursday that offered such small craving to-go. The service was okay/good. Could have been better.
__label__1 I have wavered between 1 and 2 stars for this place.  The manager is very helpful and genuinely wants to see your pool clean.  I'll raise it a star for the solid manager.  \n\nI would give it 1 star if not for the good service.  I have owned my house and cleaned my pool for 3 years now.  It has its own share of issues, specially due to its age.  I just got a new pump put in and replaced the sand on my filter.  Everything is now in essentially brand new condition.  I have gone back and forth with them about every single issue I have had.  The last set of advice made my pool virtually unusable for a solid month this summer. \n\n I was told to dump a bunch of crap into my pool to raise its PH.  Two weeks later I put even more chemicals in there to lower the PH, right after it was raised!  I was told every single time I went in that my chlorine levels weren't registering.  I would add more shock, more tabs and whatever product they were selling me.  It seemed to work fairly well for the first year and a half or so, then I would have to drain my pool like clockwork.  I would spend hundreds in chemicals that did nothing.  Then those chemicals I spent hundreds on would require me to drain my pool every couple years!!\n\nMind you, these chemicals are not cheap.  In fact, Leslies prices are consistently 30 - 40% higher than the competition.  I purchased a vacuum head here for $40, only to find the same exact thing at Fry's next door for $25.  \n\nIn short, I was paying hundreds of dollars for chemicals that were causing more harm than good.  My CYA levels were so sky high that they don't even register on the test. \n\nI turned to the internet to find answers to my problems.  I found http://www.troublefreepool.com/ to be a great resource.  I switched to liquid chlorine and stopped using tabs and granular shock.  After a 80% drain of my pool I am back to square one and a recovering pool.  It is quite frustrating to spend hundreds, possibly thousands, on advice that just doesn't work.  I bought my own water testing kit (Taylor Technologies K-2006) and do all my own tests.  My pool chemistry is now in balance.  Something I never had when going to Leslies.  \n\nI'm over you, Leslies.
__label__0 I am SO mad at this store location today.  It is my son's 3rd birthday and I actually came into the store 10 days ago to order a Planes (the movie) themed birthday cake.  The woman at the counter took my order, my 2nd choice in case it wasn't in, and my phone number.  Nothing.  Until this morning, the day of his birthday.  I received a call saying that the cake was unavailable.  This is not how you should do business.  If the cake is not available today, it wasn't available 4-5 days ago.  GIVE A PERSON A CALL to let me know.  Luckily the Safeway on Chapparal was able to assist, and the cake was WONDERFUL!  \n\nPS - it wouldn't let me post ZERO stars...
__label__4 I had an absolutely stellar experience at All Smiles.  \n\nI finally got dental insurance, and made an appointment based on Alicia's review.  It helps that it's right down the street from my house too!\n\nEveryone was just great.  The hygienist was sweet and chatty, and let's just say the dentist isn't too hard on the eyes, ladies....  He has some beautiful blue eyes!\n\nI am just so pleased with the cleaning and service I received.  I will recommend All Smiles Dental to anybody!
__label__0 I gave all smiles rave reviews initially but since then have had a horrible experience there.  First, they screwed up in scheduling my cleanings and much to my surprise, billed me $82.  What?  My cleanings are free!  If that is not so bad, I guess I'm just livid that I received a threatening letter in the mail saying that I had been disregarding my bills for months now and would have to pay in full.  IT WAS THE FIRST SUCH BILL I HAD RECEIVED! When I called the office they said they do the \"best they can\" in scheduling appointments so that the insurance covers it but there are over 1100 insurance companies and they are \"not perfect\".  Funny, I have been going to the dentist for years and have NEVER had to pay for a cleaning!  And for the nasty billing letter threatening to turn me over to collections ...  I MUST have received the other bills because they show they mailed them!   This place has gotten roughly $2000 from me in 1 year and $850 (+$82 now) out of my own pocket.  All Smiles, this is some \"thank you for your business\".  I will never be back!  BEWARE!
__label__0 I used to go to Ingleside animal hospital for all my pets needs. I had a very sick kitty that they could not figure out what was wrong. The only option was exploratory surgery for an amount that was way out of my budget. I also didn't think my kitty would survive the surgery. They attempted to find every $!00 treatment they could over the course of several years. Never did figure out what ailed him. They got the money in the long run. Once my kitty needed some more antibiotics for an abscess that Dr. Serbin had already seen and prescribed for. The abscess came back. I had recently lost my car and my job and asked if they could just call a script in to a local pharmacy as i didn't have the $ for a cab ride or the visit. It had been 4 months since his last office visit and like i said they had seen this poor kitty dozens of times on deaths door over years. He told me it wasn't ethical to prescribe the meds that i needed to come in. I was irrate. I had just been in there for another cat 2 months prior and had a standing antibiotic script for him so I asked if they could call in the script for the other animal they had just seen. He told me that he wouldnt because he knew I would give it to the other animal.  I ended up having to get my hands on some from someone else. otherwise my poor cat would have went without. I wrote a letter to them of how upset i was and got no reply.\n\n A few years later after trying many other vets and the sick kitty had passed away the other kitty I had needed a dental cleaning. I had saved adamantly to acquire the funds to get it done over 2 years. (its very expensive. In light of my experiences there I trusted their competency with doing the dental surgery so I returned back money in hand over $400. My anger from previous grievances were furthest from my mind had just about forgotten and just wanted my cats teeth cleaned. On the day of the appt because of my cats age they did pre blood work for the surgery and it came back he was diabetic. I couldn't believe it i had another cat that was diabetic and this one didn't show any of the signs i was shocked so they ran some more tests and loaded me up with insulin and never cleaned his teeth. My bill was just about all of the $400 i had desperately saved. Every time i gave the cat insulin his sugar would crash. I ended up going to a different vet (BLUE CROSS animal hospital) who eventually did the surgery and said that his mouth was causing his diabetes and he just needed it done. I suspect  Ingleside purposely ran my bill up and didn't treat my animal because of past disputes. I have no proof but I will never pass on a chance to warn other cat owners to avoid them I will never return there and am so much happier with BCAC. I live in tempe now but will gladly drive to BCAC.
__label__0 This place is dirty.  The plate my food was served on was dirty, our waitress's apron was dirty, and the booth we sat in was dirty; it left a huge grease stain on my daughter's pants.   This place is disgusting.
__label__0 Really mediocre, just plain jane boring sandwiches.  They skimp on key ingredients, like cream cheese on the lox sandwich on pumpernickel, which btw the bread tastes stale and the worst pumpernickel I have ever had, not fresh or nice tasting at all.  Just really not a very good place and not very good sandwiches.  The thing that really earks me and inspired me to write the review is their cocky name Sacks \"Art of Sandwicherie\".  There is NO art going on here, just plain boring commercialized sandwiches that sound good but disappoint.  I will never be coming back, there are much better alternatives.  Basically anything other than subway will win this place out.  What a disappointment.
__label__2 I've been here a couple times... very dive-y.  There is a very specific crowd of regulars here that know everybody. \n\nThe girls are ok. (sorry ladies)  There is a wide variety of types of ladies there... tall, skinny, wider, dark, light, almost naked, almost fully clothed... \n\nWe walked in once at about 1am... only an hour left before they closed.  They wanted to charge us the full cover. Eff that!!  So our buddy showed up who's a regular and we got in for free. haha  Good to be with the \"in\" crowd here.
__label__2 It's a little overrated - but as another reviewer wrote, it's very much like something you would find in California... with a pizza joint attached. I actually think their sandwiches are shitty in the grocery section and their prices suck, but it's nice to have something like this place in town. It keeps the people it attracts from wherever I like to go - kinda like fly paper for yuppie scumbags. \n\nActually I think they did a pretty good job with it and I wish it wasn't so packed all the time. I can see why it's so popular. Parking is a nightmare and waiting in line blows. There's nothing I could say that hasn't already been said, but I just wanted to post my score and add my 2 cents.
__label__4 One of my favorite places to grab a quick bit, a delicious dessert, or something fun from the the store!
__label__3 Went here for lunch Saturday afternoon with a party of 4.  I've been here about a zillion times yet this is my first review.\n\nI really hate going here but I love to eat here.  Let me explain:  The parking situation is a complete clusterfuq as is the ordering and seating process.  It is basically a yuppy free-for-all in the place.  The place where the line forms is full of stupid bric-a-brack and chatzkies.  All that crap should be removed for more seating and hopefully a less cluttered area.  Aside from that, the ordering your food and picking it up process is pretty haphazard and is not helped by tons of people trying to make their way through the place filled with shelves of random stuff.\n\nHOWEVER.....\n\nEVERYTHING and I do mean EVERYTHING on the menu is delicious.  Breakfast to lunch and everything in between is excellent.  You really cannot go wrong.  Even their pre-made salads are excellent.  Their menu is not too complicated but it is very well thought out and I bet they have some of your favorites, but with their special twist.  Anyway, everything is top notch.
__label__2 Parking SUCKS.\nEverything is over priced. \n\nIt took me 25 minutes to get a cup of coffee, and I wouldn't have minded the wait if someone had acknowledged my presence and given the polite \"I'll be with you as soon as possible\" report. Clearly, that was too much to ask for.\n\nBut if you happen to go when it's not busy (i'm not sure when this is...) I'm fairly certain the ambiance would be delightful. It's an interesting concept. Also, the spaces are WAY too tight for the type of traffic they have in there.\n\nThe gelato on the South side of the building is really bland and boring. I'd rather eat store brand ice cream. Their Pizza is really awesome, though.\n\nGreat idea - mediocre execution.
__label__3 Went there the next day and had the chicken salad sandwich which was superb.  The people are friendly and attentive.
__label__3 Yum!\nCute, cute place!!  Go for specialty groceries, pastries, or a quick lunch or breakfast.
__label__3 We're regulars at LGO. Amazing desserts, delicious homemade English muffins (can't go wrong with the commuter sandwich w/ avocado and bacon). They sell a great bottle of inexpensive wine- Klee. And always revolving retail area w/ unique gifts. Great place to eat, shop & relax.
__label__4 this place is amazing!  everything is made to order and they have fantastic breakfast dishes and a great selection of bread, beer, wine and cheeses.  i was very impressed with the quality of their food, espresso and cleanliness of their store.  it is dog friendly and a great place to eat.  i hope to come back to this place whenever i am in town---they offer something for everyone and also have a very good gift shop with shirts, cards and books and other unique stuff.   for those seeking quality food at reasonable prices, this place is very hard to beat.  i only wish they had one of these in Seattle.
__label__4 Wow this place is awesome and very cool vibe\nI had the commuter sandwich with avocado to die for \nMy wife loved her ham and kale quiche \nKids can't get enough of the fruit parfait \nWish I could have breakfast here everyday\nHas a line but moves very quickly
__label__0 Wow. Completely disappointed. I had the commuter. When did English muffins lose their crispness, holes and flavor. Not impressed at all.
__label__1 Ok, so you bake the English Muffins..we get it, but are they really worth 10 bucks for 6 of them? This is the theme of this Arcadia joint. The prices for stuff at dinner are unreasonable. It is at least 14 bucks for a burger on a very limited menu after 5pm. The sandwiches at lunch seem tastier and are better priced, so why not serve them all day, plus you cannot find a parking spot during the day either. They also own the fancy pizza place and some joint across the street as well. I ended up with a $3.25 Gluten free Chocolate chip cookie and it was big and gooey and had a bunch of nuts. Not too bad for a cookie in that category. Break the bank at dinner and watch all the lovely Arcadia types wander into this family friendly domain.
__label__4 Another of my favorite winebars (which is hundreds of miles away). I used to hang out with work friends for \"happy hour\"; the great part is we would drink and talk for hours and never once felt rushed to empty the table. My absolute favorite dish is their caprese sandwich and potato soup...the potato soup is cream, perfectly made, and full of flavor!
__label__2 Imagine if you took an Italian deli and dressed it up and put the sandwhiches on menus instead of a chalkboard and provided mood lighting and had a metrosexual waitstaff bring the sandwhiches to your table.  That's essentially Postino in a nutshell.  It's next to the ever trendy La Grande Orange which just adds to its hype.  Seriously, I could start serving twinkies and pbj's  next to La Grande Orange and i would have 91 reviews with 4 stars too.  The food was unspectacular as I felt like I was eating lunch but paying 3 times for it.  The service was average. The waitstaff was not rude but they were not helpful either as we had to constantly remind them to bring items; they took nearly 20 minutes to take our order and you had to ask them for anything extra like water or silverware.  It just seemed like the owner walked into Six lounge and asked some people to be servers; they just seemed as if they had no experience waiting on people. \n\nFurthermore, it's not a \"winecafe.\"  It's just a cafe. The wine part makes it sound trendier than it is. The wine selection is a joke and there are hardly any \"by the glass\" selections. The servers have no clue about wine and if you ask them a few questions, you will see they do a really good job trying to b.s. you but if you have any knowledge about wine like I do, you enjoy the spectacle of seeing them trying to sound intelligent: \"Er, do you like white or red wine\" \n\nThe food was good but again, why am I paying a lot of money to be served this for dinner. There are several panini Italian lunch delis that i could get this same food at. \n\nThis is a great place for a light meal or a cocktail or a great place for friends to meet at for a quick drink before heading out to the clubs or lounges.  It's also a great place to impress a date (if you are less than 25 years old).  However, Postino should not be viewed as serious fare in regards to dining.  I would say Postino was a nice experience but I certainly wouldn't return unless I was meeting a group of people there.
__label__3 Decided to try this place out after hearing how great it is from both the reviews on here and from word of mouth. It is an awesome little hangout spot with a great selection of wine and beer and you can't go wrong with any food consisting of bread, brie, prosciutto, figs and the like.  The valet parking and the Range Rovers out front made me nervous for the clientele that comes here (as my boyfriend and I pull up in my Kia) but I have never had such excellent service.  In fact when we walked in we were slightly overwhelmed and didn't quite know who to talk to about a table when the hostess walks up to us and asks if we needed help and my boyfriend blurted out \"we don't know what we're doing!\" and without even smirking she said she'd take our name for our table of 4 and then come find us when one was available, in the mean time we could get a drink and wait at the cocktail tables. Not 30 seconds from when we walked over to the table another waiter walked up to us and asked if we needed a drink and showed us the drink menu. All this at 6:30pm on an already busy Friday night! About 15 minutes pass, our friends show up, we have our drinks and then a section of the bar opens up at the end that nobody else has taken so another waitress/hostess/whatever asks us \"are you a table of 4? would you like to sit here?\" We aren't fussy so we just sit and here we are the rest of the night. My friend even got a free Fish Head (Dogfish?) beer for just being right there when they accidentally poured the wrong one for another patron. I'll definitely have to check this out again on one of the happy hour nights, our waiter got me with the \"Bruschetta Board and bottle of wine for $20 on Tuesday nights\"!
__label__3 OK. I realize that I look like a huge softy with the stars but I really do love postinos. My world revolves around their bruschetta. I mean, ricotta with dates and pistachios (!) Most amazing thing ever. The apple, brie, and fig spread is pretty spectacular as well, not that I've found one I don't like. The wine, sangria, and prices are all good. The only thing that tends to be lacking is the service, but only in speed. I'd say they need a few extra hands but that would just add more bodies to an already packed house ( I have never seen this place slow) so I'm perfectly content sitting back and waiting. Give yourself some time if you plan to visit, just sit back and relax, when your server does get there they will be friendly, the wine will be good, and the bruschetta will be delicious.
__label__4 My wife and her friends have raved about Postino and I finally had my chance to take in Postino a few days ago. \n\nThe bruschetta is excellent. I had a hard time determining which was my favorite, but the white bean and tomato barely edged out the salami/pesto and mozzarella and tomato and basil. I don't think you can go wrong with any of the 8-10 choices on the menu.\n\nI was very impressed with the food. I ordered the Nine Iron Panini and really enjoyed my meal. The panini was cooked perfectly. The chicken, bacon, mozzarella and dijonnaise went very well together. \n\nOften at trendier places, I'm not full after my meal. Postino filled me up though.\n\nThe service was very good. Our waiter was attentive to our needs and provided the check in a timely manner.\n\nI can see why this place is popular. Very good food, nice atmosphere and a place to enjoy some wine with friends in a casual setting. \n.\nThe only downside is the limited parking and valet parking.
__label__1 I loved Postino's. Loved, as in past tense. Living in the area for the last several years, Postino's was my go-to place for everything from Saturday night celebrations to making a Monday just a little special. The wine is great, the menu is perfect, the ambiance is downright delightful. It's the staff that makes me cringe. On a recent visit, the snobby hostess told us the wait was 2 hours... But no one was there ... And there were empty tables ... Something did not seem right and when I asked her about it again, she rudely just stared at me. 2 hours later, we got seated and ignored. It took another hour (!) for our bruschetta to arrive to our table. We left feeling hungry  and  neglected. The worst part is that I started to ask around and I have three (3) other friends with almost the exact same experience. After so many happy years at Postino's, I won't go back to the Arcadia location. On the bright side, the Central location boasts the same menu minus the horrid staff.
__label__4 I LOVE this place!  My sister jokes that the only reason she comes to visit me in Arizona is for Postino's!
__label__4 I can see why people are just packing it in here. A great place for visitors and locals.\n\nWonderful atmosphere. Quality wines and great gnoshing dishes. There is a friendly, knowledgeable staff to advise folks about there options. Top notch bruschetta with a great combination of fresh ingredients. Brie and apple, dates with pistachios being my favorites.\n\nMake reservations because the beautiful crowd is huge. \n\nBest deal ever, happy hour - $5 wine by glass is the best deal before 5pm
__label__4 Came here with some girlfriends for an afternoon bite/happy hour. I'm from Minnesota. Happy hour seven days a week is unheard of. What a deal. Especially with $5 glasses of wine! Any single one on the menu. \n\nThe bruschetta is amazing--recommend the apples and goat cheese. De-lish!\n\nService could be toned down somewhat; very helpful but maybe a little TOO helpful.
__label__4 I have only gone to Postino during the Monday/Tuesday $20 nights where you get a bottle of wine and choice of 3 bruschettas for the cheap price of $20.  I always order a bottle of moscato d'asti and a trio of Brie & Apples with fig, Prosciutto with figs & mascarpone and Fresh Mozzarella with tomato and basil.  I usually go with a few of my girlfriends and this makes a great meal with fantastic wine and some good gossip. :)  Come early as seats fill up extremely quickly and the wait can get very long.  This deal starts after 8pm.
__label__3 This place always has a fun vibe and a great patio. Love meeting girlfriends here for wine and bruschetta.  Good service and nice atmosphere, a true staple.
__label__2 went here to celebrate an interview my wife went to.\n\nHad wine. Thats about it. Love going to sit and relax and have a glass of wine (or beer). \n\nThey try and keep their atmospheres similar between the one on central and here.\n\nThis one feels more condesnsed than the one on central. Obviously i prefer centrals location and atmosphere better.\n\nFood is the same at both places.
__label__4 This place is amazing! Location is easy to get to and valet is Perfect! It's free and I didn't mind paying a few bucks for the convenience! The food is great! Came here for a brunch with some girlfriends on a Saturday morning! They were willing to give us a nice comfy couch area for our group of 6-7. We all got mimosas and our server offered to just grab us a bottle since it would be the same price ($5/each). Yum! I had looked up reviews before going and was all about ordering the bruschetta but my friends were feeling the brunch items. Everything looked so tasty! I ordered the prosciutto and Brie panini and chips. Oh my gosh soooo very flavorful!!! It was in the sweet side due to the fig but so many flavor profiles in each bite! I can't wait to come again. I hear they have deals on Monday and Tuesday nights for wine and bruschetta!
__label__4 I am such a fan of this place. Husband  (who is more fried food and french fries sort of guy ) took me as a surprise for a date night. WHOLY AWESOMENESS.  Great GREAT brushetta (Even the husband liked it) and a great wine menu. I think I ordered everything that was remotely vegetarian. DELICIOUS. Seriously. I hear there is one in my neck of the woods (Ahwatukee).. can't wait to visit.
__label__2 Why the hell does everyone have stuffed animals?!\n\nApparently, they give you a stuffed animal after taking your order so when you're seated, they know what table to deliver the food to. I thought it was a just a nice gesture so I said 'No thanks' to the dirty stuffed animal. Then I wondered why the food never came.\n\nChuy's reminds me of the surf n' turf taco shops by the beach. I like the meat and seafood options and especially the smell of grilled food but the flavor could use a lot more spice. The menu was expansive and offered a lot. Too much to list and I think they even have fried chicken? Weird. \n\nI ordered the Broiled Whitefish Taco Platter ($6) with a side of Shrimp Skewers ($4). The shrimp skewer was awesome, sprinkled some lemon juice on it with some hot sauce and that was a better meal than my taco platter. The fish didn't taste 'fresh\" and I'm not exactly sure what whitefish is either. The rice and beans were standard. The cabbage salad could use some help. It was chopped cabbage with a vinaigrette. \n\nI was not impressed by Chuy's but I could go there again. It's a safe option, maybe next time I should try their $2 margaritas that they serve all day, every day. Now we're talking!
__label__0 This place is the dive bar of grocery stores. Congrats Fry's! You popped my 1-star cherry.\n\nIt is only due to my current boycott of Target that I brought my business to the Fry's next door. This decision was based on principal, but I have to say I have missed Target.  \n\nWhen I walk through the front doors I just feel miserable. The 'energy-saving' automatic lights make me seize. The narrow aisles make me claustrophobic. The overall dinginess consumes me. I'm suddenly overwhelmed with an anxious feeling similar to when I brought a bad report card back to my parents. Or when I had to confront an ex-gf's parents about why the Pennsylvania State Troopers were calling them at 4am. \n\nMy pace quickens. My pupils dilate. The lump in my throat expands. I try to gasp for air, but the weight on my chest suffocates me. I feel lethal; on the verge of frenzy. My mask of sanity is about to slip. Sweat beads down my back. My aggressiveness becomes visible. The curmudgeon at the self-checkout grunts at me. Darkness comes over me...\n\nI reemerge 36 hours later with no semblance of reality. Fry's is a catalyst of my psychosis.
__label__2 I'm conflicted on this location. On one hand, they are very close to home for me. The store is relatively clean. The service is ok. My main concern is the very limited selection of organic food. I would rather buy my organic food here, but often have to get it at the much more expensive Whole Foods. Pity
__label__1 Kroger: ruining Frys one transaction at a time. \n\nToday's visit started with a coffee from the deli.  After Jeffrey took my money, I discovered there was only powdered whitener. \"No problem,\" I say, \"it's a supermarket, there's cream in the store.\"  \"No, I can't go and get cream from the dairy department,\" says he, \"it has to come from the warehouse.\" \"May I have my money back?\" I ask.  \"No, I'm not authorized to give your money back,\" says he.  \"Here's your receipt.  You'll have to go to Customer Service.\"\n\nOn my way to customer service, I stop at the dairy case for an 88\u00a2 carton of milk, believing that Customer Service will see the logic of placing said carton at the Deli counter.  Along the way I am \"greeted\" by Kelly, the Store manager.  I explain my strategy for customer service.  \"We can't do that,\" he says of the milk, \"it ends up going bad.\"  Why is there no cream; why can't the clerk make refunds? I wonder aloud.  \"There's a problem with the warehouse; ever since Kroeger took charge,\" seemed to be the mumbled response. \n\nMoral: fry's shoppers be wary--make sure your order is correct before giving over your money.  Or consider Basha's.
__label__3 I have read some of the Yelp reviews and at my first visit at the Ingleside Grooming I was not too impressed with curt response to some of my questions as she seemed initially annoyed with my presence, however, I continued to request their services to groom my pet.  When I returned the next day with my pet, I was significantly late at dropping her off for her appointment.  I also told her that my pet is a nervous pet and has always pooped whenever I took her to Petsmart or to the vet.\nThe person who was there (the same person whom I spoke to the day before), I apologize and she was very understanding and did not seem upset at all for my tardiness.  I felt really comfortable at that point.  When I returned to pick up my pet the same person who I have been dealing with was so nice and told me how my dog behaved and how sweet she was and, best of all, didn't poop!  And my dog's new look (she's 3 years old and never had a hair cut, so she was pretty bushy) is fantastic!  and the cost is very reasonable with what comes included!  I highly recommend her!
__label__1 Firstly, this is Arizona turn the air conditiioning on! Normally I am not big on atmosphere, but when its 80 degrees plus outside, I expect a comfortable temperature. I had to sit outside since the inside was stuffy, and the black curtains did not do my comfort level any justice. \n\nNow that I am done ranting a bit, lets get on to the food. At this point, unfortunately, it does not get any better. We ordered the Pasteles, a tamale with pork, plantains, raisins, and spices, for an appetizer, and it was not that great. The masa was a bit dry, and the flavors weren't as scintillating as I expected, especially for the price. \n\nFor our entrees we had the Ropa Veija (shredded beef in spices with black beans and rice), which once again was not anything spectacular. This was the highlight of the meal, which to me is sad. The beef was a bit tough and the moros (rice and black beans mixed) was dry. Sadly, our other entree was much worse. This title is held by the Pollo Cubano (marinated chicken breast with onions). The chicken was tender on the bright side, but it was covered with onions that were disgustingly soaked in lime. The flavor was overwhelming and I could taste nothing other than lime. \n\nConsidering the price, atmosphere, and quality of Havana Cafe's food I will never return. If you must try this restaurant, I ask you to please not order the items mentioned above.
__label__2 I came here for the second time last night.  Audrey W and I met Amy B for dinner.\n\nI opted for the special and kind of regret it.  It was a seafood paella.  I have to remind myself sometimes that I don't live by the ocean anymore and very few restaurants here in the valley provide good quality seafood dishes along the lines of the paella.\n\nIt was mediocre and I know many other things I have had at Havana Cafe are much better.\n\n:-( \n\nI'll just have to bank on my upcoming dinner at Wildfish for Restaurant Week to set me right.  I'm having the cioppino.\n\nI used to order things like cioppino or \"Fruite de Mare\" all the time when I lived in Boston and I always enjoyed it.  Two times ordering that sort of thing at restaurants in Phoenix and :-(  \n\nLesson learned.
__label__1 I have never written a review, but the food at Havana Cafe was so underwhelming (and not in the least bit good) that I feel compelled to share. \nI ordered the Pollo Ajillo which, in reality, was a pile of salt with a side of chicken and rice. I opted for Arroz con Gandules instead of white rice as it has been years since I have had this tasty Puerto Rican side. The whole thing was almost inedible... I came home and actually brushed my teeth immediately, it was so bad!  My husband had the Pollo Cubano, which was equally underwhelming and nothing that we could not make at home ourselves.  The restaurant gets an extra star for the wonderful Cafe Cubano and the extremely attentive wait staff .  I had high hopes for this place but the next time I have a craving for Cuban food, I will be heading to Sabor Cubano.
__label__2 The food here was good! I had chorizo with scrambled eggs. It was good although I wished I had gotten the carne asada; that is one of my favorites.\n\nMy friend and I saw some characters at this place. I think they come out late at night.\n\n1) A couple walked in and the lady yelled \"ya'll busy\" - if she looked, she would have noticed that we were the only [two] people in the restaurant besides them. #facepalm\n\n2) A few minutes before we were about to leave two guys walked in with a 12 pack of beer!? I think they left the beer inside while they went out to smoke a cigarette.
__label__1 Excellent Neighborhood ShitHole ! Consistently inconsistent, seldom open and catering to EVERY demographic in the PHX. \nCan't wait to pass on this place for years to come ! Owner must be proud. \nCheers & good luck
__label__3 After searching every nursery we could for 36\" rose trees this late in the season we found out that Berridge was one of the only that still had them and they had a lot. When I got to the nursery I really like the layout of the plants.  There are also large trees on the grounds that provide nice shade while you are shopping.  I purchased 5 Hybrid-T 36\" Rose Trees that were listed as \"Firefighter\" as the color.  There were a couple that did not have flowers on them so there was no way of verifying the color.  Berridge offers a 90 day warranty on these plants, so I wasn't too worried. \n\nAfter planting them and a week later, sure enough one of them was white, and not the red that my fiance so dearly wanted.  Now I'm in trouble!  We call Berridge and they told us to bring it back and they would exchange it.  So now I have to dig this rose tree up and haul it back to the nursery.  Not exactly what I want to be doing.  When I got there I realized that I did not bring the receipt which is the policy for returns.  Not a problem though because Bill came out and assisted me and helped me find a different 36\" rose tree to replace it.  They did not worry that I did not have the receipt because I had left the tags on the tree.  The staff, especially Bill was knowledgeable and friendly, and was a great help in fixing this situation.  I will definitely return to Berridge and would recommend them to my friends.
__label__2 Not bad, first time here - I had driven past a few time and decided to finally get some carry out, and man we got the carry out - They gave it to us in a box.  \n\nPlace was nice, it was actually packed when we went in to pick up the food.  Everyone was friendly and the food was ready and perfect.  The reviewed the order with us so we knew nothing was missing.\n\nWe had:\nCream cheese puffs - could have been better, but I still ate them\nWonton Soup - Very good, and really good crunchies\nEgg Roll - I am not a huge eggroll person but was good for an eggroll\nShrimp Chow Mien - I loved this!  Was a really big fan, I hadn't ordered Matthew did and I ended up eating it all\nMongolian Beef - was good, your standard Mongolian beef\nMu Shu Pork - Very good, and something I noticed a couple days later, usually the wrappers get hard and you can use to eat left overs the next day, These wrappers were perfect 2 days later\n\nI think in the end, it probably depends what you like and what you order.  I have had better Mongolian beef, but this place had great pork.  I will go back and for a place that doesn't cost and arm and a leg it works as a neighborhood joint.
__label__4 Oh. My. Damn!  I effing love this place!  I've been a lot and have always had great food and good service.  The oysters are a must have app, with a little squeeze of lime and a dash of salt...my mouth is watering now!  The little woman and I both usually get one of their cocktails (shrimp, octopus, squid, snail) served with chips and some avocado. The shrimp ceviche is another favorite, nice and limey. The last few times, however, my gal ordered fish.  I believe it was cooked in garlic and butter and came with rice and beans and it was phenomenal!  Sometimes they have live mariachi music, which just adds to the greatness!
__label__3 My husband got back today from New Jersey (what a relief he isn't stuck in Hurricane Irene's path anymore!) and since we were in the neighborhood we figured we'd go to Over Easy.  Read my most recent review on how that went (ie, a bust.)\n\nWe stopped at Starbucks at the Safeway next to Over Easy and got our kids a pastry each while we figured out what we'd do.  I turned to trusty yelp on my droid and they said that not only was Taylor's Cafe open, they do breakfast, and they were only about a mile from where we were.  We decided to give breakfast one more try, called Taylor's and put our names on the list.\n\nWhen we arrived it was a little hard to find, but we called and they told us where it is.  The decor is cozy and inviting.  We waited at the bar for a few minutes while a table was readied, the manager was very attentive.  I told him what happened at Over Easy and he was horrified.  We live in Avondale, we're willing to drive for a good breakfast and also pay a bit more for good food and good service.  Let me tell you, Taylor's Cafe really turned the morning around for us!\n\nMy kids each ordered an apple juice, and one got chocolate chip pancakes, the other got strawberry waffles.  Their kids menu is $8 each, but the portions are huge, it's easily something an adult would put away.  I stole a bite from each, they were very tasty and there was enough for doggie bags.\n\nMy husband got a build your own omelet with 3 different cheeses and chicken sausage.  With his omelet he got 2 choices for sides, so he chose hash browns and cottage cheese (he almost went with a bagel but was pleased to hear about the cottage cheese.)  The chicken sausage was an interesting option that we had not expected.  He also ordered a mocha, which at $4 was about the size of what you'd get at Starbucks, and my husband said that it was on par with their quality.\n\nI ordered the Joe's special, intrigued by the list of ingredients.  It was flavorful and delicious.  The country potatoes were very tasty.  I ordered the homemade raspberry lemonade, it was tangy and sweet, really tasty on a hot summer day.\n\nWe came to the decision on 4 stars because the food was good, but not out of this world.  They have fantastic options for the health conscious, and it seems to be popular with the patrons of a local gym because there were tons of people coming in work out gear.  There is plenty of space (you don't feel like sardines in a can), the staff is polite, competent, and professional,  and the ambiance is nice.  We will definitely be coming back.
__label__3 I am so thankful for yelp or I never would have found this place :) We went on a Sunday Morning/afternoon and were seated fairly quickly the menu is huge and it all looked great I was very pleased I ordered the french toast yum! My honey got the omlette it was good the hash browns are a little more well done than would have liked but still tasty. The staff was friendly and attentive Iwill definaty be back for more :)
__label__2 Its a pretty nondescript dive.  Its basically a hallway, which makes its kind of neat... and there is a big fish tank with weirdly cool fish to stare at.  Otherwise its your typical dive bar atmosphere.  They do have 'fish tank specials' which means that about 10 bottles are lined up in front of the fishies and they are marked pretty cheaply (naturally the price is written in Sharpie on the bottle).  \n\nI wanted to try the 'chocolate vodka' so I basically got a really full glass of straight vodka for $2.50.  Odd drink but lots of alcohol quite inexpensively.  The bartender had to have been high on something.  No complaints though... she was hilarious just to watch.  \n\nI would definitely go back on any dive bar crawl.  - also try Darwins just two doors down!
__label__3 In short, the Dilly is a drinker's bar.  Cheap drinks, tons of regulars, and dark enough to make it easy to forget the world outside.  Hipsters beware, this isn't the Little Woody, it isn't the Vig...hell, it's not even Hazelwood's, but it is a great place to unwind.\n\n- pool table, check\n- darts, check\n- TVs, check\n- jukebox, check\n- strange edibles served out of a liquid-filled jar, check\n- seasoned, female bartender that doesn't take shit from anyone, check\n- fellow customer offering to give you a tattoo right there, for free, check
__label__3 A trifecta of goodness - service, food, and value.  I stopped in to pick up lunch for a working Saturday at the office.  The value family meals are just that.  Plenty of everything and very flavorful.  Also, it is very clean inside the restaurant and the salsa bar was well stocked and tidy as well.
__label__4 It's about time that I write a review for La Fontanella given that I've become a regular.  And I live in New York City.  That an Italian restaurant nearly across the country would not only win over my stomach but my heart is a major deal given that I come from the world of great Italian cuisine.  That all being said, La Fontanella continues to exceed my expectations and win over everyone that I bring with me to eat their food.  I feel like an insider at this point given that I've eaten there so often that I ended up having my wedding reception there.  But given that the owners are so present and charming in the place day in and day out, you'll feel like a regular on your very first visit.\n\nI've seen the other negative reviews on here and I have to tell you that if you are looking for a run-of-the-mill, inexpensive red-sauce joint, this is not the place for you.  La Fontanella is for gourmands and romantics who are serious about quality ingredients and dishes prepared with a heavy measure of love.  Everything (and I mean every last thing) from pasta to sauces to dessert is made in house, and special dishes are focused on fresh, seasonal ingredients.  Case in point - we begged for the artichokes in August that we enjoyed in March, but the owner wouldn't dare serve them to us out of season.  Not because she wanted to deny us our request, but that she only wanted to serve us the best of the best.\n\nCutting to the chase, on my first visit we decided to take a tour of the menu and see what would blow us away.  We started with stuffed mushrooms (luscious and savory), artichokes braised in olive oil (garlicky goodness) and the popular suppli (addictive fried rice balls stuffed with oozy mozzarella, served over homemade bolognese).  The appetizers were rich enough to almost make a meal, but we charged forth nonetheless.  We ordered the Seabass Adriatico (hands-down my favorite - moist flaky filet topped with a toothsome dressing of tomatoes and basil), Pork Loin with Fig Compote, simply grilled lamb chops (great with a squeeze of lemon), and Pescatore Diabolo, a fiery assortment of seafood and crushed red pepper over a tangle of fettucine.  Stuffed and happy, we couldn't eat another bite...and yet, we managed dessert - homemade gelato and zuppa inglese.  A night to remember, we lumbered to the car knowing that we had found a new favorite.\n\nOn subsequent visits, we found other new favorites, like the sinfully rich Gnocchi with Prosciutto and Peas (aka the night where my friend Dave asked for thirds on the homemade bread and dipping oil) and the homemade grilled sausage skewers (aka the night where my husband asked if I could go back into the kitchen and beg to learn the recipe).  \n\nIf you are in the neighborhood and are looking for a treat of the most authentically Italian kind, this is the way to go.  From the romantic, candlelit interior, jovial (and often talkative) servers, to the detail placed on quality ingredients, La Fontanella is memorable and instantly lovable.  It is absolutely no surprise that this place has been around since the 80s, and I'm only sad that I hadn't found it sooner!\n\nPS. Know that the place tends to close early - the rush is usually at around 5pm and by 8pm the place is quieting down.  Good to know if you want to beat the throngs (or why it's emptier later at night!)
__label__3 I went here with a party of 6 on Saturday night.  Our table was ready and waiting when we got there which was nice.  It is an older place with tons of charm.  The place was pretty busy and you could tell that the waiters/servers/busers were clearly over worked.\n\nAfter sitting for about 10 minutes we had to flag someone down to get bread and place our appetizer order.  After that we only saw our waiter every 20 minutes or so so it was difficult to order additional items or to get soda refills.\n\nThe service was pretty blah but the food was excellent.  Everything I tried was top notch.  Everything was freshly made and delicious  Probably some of the best Italian cuisine around.  Definitely some of the best gnocchi I've ever had.\n\nI would definitely return but hope the service is better.
__label__2 I don't know that I would have gotten oil changes for a few years if it hadn't been for this place.  \n\nOne stop shopping for getting an oil change and car wash - and there's a Wendy's right next door to grab some grub while they mess with the car.  They've expanded their offerings recently and now they do things from replacing your headlights to changing out belts.  My last trip there was an oil change, new air filter and car wash for $47 after tax.  They also do a basic car wash from $3.99 and a super was from $7.99.  I've never gotten anything but the basic, and I always find things they missed so while I'm not too impressed with their quality, it's nice to have the basics all taken care of in one location. \n\nThey have 48 hour guarantees on the washes, which is nice and when you get work done it always includes a \"limited time\" coupon for additional work.  Not a bad deal...
__label__0 This place is awful!!!!! I've been going to Firestone for yrs all over Arizona. Never ever had an issue until this location!!! Messed up my appts 3 times in one week. I've been here a total of 4 times this week!! Refused to top off all my fluids. Never heard of this before. It's your job!!!! When asking for my keys back, he refused. Then I asked the guys in the garage to give them to me and the GM told me \"to stop being crazy!\" Excuse me!?! No. Never coming back here again!!! They will screw up everything!!
__label__0 I wish I could give zero stars! I should have known better to come back after I was misquoted the price for fluff and fold my first visit here, but I was in a pinch.  I dropped off a large amount of clothing, some wash and some dry cleaning.  I told them when I needed it by, and they said no problem.  They called me later to let me know a lot of the pieces were dry cleaning and they might need longer - I told them I left it with them because I needed it at a certain time and if they couldn't do the job by then I would come by and pick it up.  They said they would have it ready.\n\n$317 later, I have my laundry.  85% of what I dropped off was laundry, but they were so lazy that they dry cleaned 85% of it instead.  I have about 20 cotton, machine wash tank tops that they dry cleaned to the tune of almost $6 a piece!  Are you kidding?  LAZY and UNPROFESSIONAL.  When I got home and realized what had happened, I called to inquire.  The guy on the phone was so rude and accused me of being 'nasty,' said he did me a favor (?) and then hung up on me.\n\nI would absolutely never come back here.  I really can't believe the nerve they had to dry clean so many cotton, machine wash pieces, and then tell me they did me a favor while sticking their hand in my wallet.  LAZY LAZY LAZY.
__label__4 Do you like sliders?\nYup, I do too! I admit it, as much as l enjoy fine dining, I really do have pedestrian tastes.\nYou can only eat eat so much pate and stuffed breast of duck before you need something real.\nI know sliders are everywhere these days. I live near Stax and I like it fine. \nI see sliders on the menu so many of the other places I go, but these...these are really sliders and they are really great and really just what god and nature intended when ground beef was created! \nSmall, delightful chunks of bovine goodness!\nPlus, Chicago Hamburger has some of the best chili fries around to go with the sliders, and that really makes the drive, and the poor parking at lunch and the difficulty finding a place to sit at lunch and all the rest (I actually feel like I'm in Chicago) worth the effort!\nThe regular burgers and the hot dogs are pretty good , too (bright green relish and celery salt for the dogs, so good for them), but really...sliders are the reason to go to Chicago Hamburger.
__label__2 My buddy took me to this place, I had some sliders and a couple hot dogs, The sliders are very simular to white castle's and I wasn't very impressed with the dogs but it was fairly cheap and you got a lot of food. Fun little location. I did buy a shirt haha.
__label__0 The food was great, the customer service was horrible! I called in an order and asked for it to be split into three. When I arrived to pay the man at the register basically scolded me telling me he wasn't going to make other people wait in line while he split my order. The person on the phone did not tell me this was a policy. I won't be back. He was rude and it was completely uncalled for. Maybe the person taking phone orders needs some training!
__label__3 They quoted me 15 minutes, and just 10 minutes later called my name to say it was done. Quickest oil change I've ever had.\n\nPaid $38 and some change with the $5 off Ladies' Wednesday discount.
__label__4 Early on a hot Saturday morning, we headed to Baker Nursery to find new plants for our landscaping adventure. What a lovely nursery! It was well organized with plenty of shade so you didn't have to wander the aisles with the sun blazing down. All the plants looked so healthy and beautiful. My husband and I are both pretty uneducated when it comes to plants. We had so many questions, and there was always someone there to tell us about the plant, what kind of soil, sunlight and water it needed, etc. I wanted a particular cactus that our neighbors have in the front of their house, but I didn't know it's name, so we played a kind of Pictionary meets Pantomime in describing it.  It took about 10 seconds for the gentleman to understand what I was talking about, pointed us in the right direction and picked the healthiest of the bunch. We loved the personal attention, and we were grateful to all the people who helped schlep the plants up to the front for us and load them in our vehicle using plastic to make sure the dirt didn't dirty the car.  Two weeks later and all our plants are thriving! Whether you're a seasoned gardener or newbie to the plant world, your time won't be wasted at Baker Nursery, and you'll get the best of the best in terms of plants and service!
__label__0 I purchased a Banana Tree from Baker's on 06/15/2014.  It wasn't in very good condition to begin with and they only had 2 others.  The salesperson indicated that if it didn't do well that I could bring it back.  On 7/29/2014 I took the plant back in the pot it came in and with the receipt.  Baker's refused to give me another Banana Plant, give me my money back or give me a credit for another plant.  This family owned business needs to be bought out by someone with some ethics.  I will never shop for plants there again and I have reported them to the Better Business Bureau.
__label__4 Best Thai in town. I've been eating here since 1994 or so.
__label__4 Absolutely the best red curry in history.  Wife loved the brocoly chicken.  I live in Idaho and there are only 2 restaurants in Phoenix I go out of my way for.  Thai lahna is one of them..
__label__0 I have tried this place 4 times. The food is not very good. I have lived in Thai Land but don't expect to get the same excellent food here. I love Thai food and Thai people, don't think much of this place, I live close by but go elsewhere. The food is bland, overcooked and pretty Americanized. I have always been pleasant, patient and courteous but never gotten good service. The servers are lazy and sometimes rude and you are going to wait a longtime for every step of the service process. With so many good Thai restaurants in Phoenix there is no reason to eat here.
__label__2 Stopped in here on a whim as I was passing by and hungry, plus I love Thai food.\n\nService was prompted and they seem to have quite a few regular customers. I have a yellow curry dish with was flavorful and had just enough spice prepared medium that I have a nice sweat going. They lunch special was very reasonable and filling.\n\nI would stop by again if I'm in the area and have a Thai craving.
__label__0 Perfect on the drop off of rented tables and chairs but when it came to pick up on the Monday morning absolutely useless. My wife and I took a day off work with the plan that we would go out for the day once these people had picked up but when I hadn't heard from them by 11.40 I decided to call. The response was we are running behind schedule because Monday's are always busy but we should be there in another couple of hours so there goes our vacation day wasted. I would not recommend this company.
__label__0 The owner was so rude I walked out! And they only accept cash and the only reason I gave them a star is because the review made me! I mean this guy was ridiculous! I never had anyone greet me at the door like that!!
__label__0 I do not recommend.
__label__4 Down-home live music dive that's family owned and offers a great value for the money. Cheap drinks, good food, no cover (usually). Opens at 6 am most days. Get over here.
__label__2 After spending a month shopping around Phoenix for a new sofa, I ended up at Pruitt's today during my lunch hour.  Already grumpy from a frustrating morning, I didn't expect to find much at this store but was encouraged by the mostly-positive reviews.  I had a particular sofa in mind which I'd seen at two Mor locations and pretty much had my heart set on finding it or something very similar.  Thankfully, I found the exact model I was looking for and it was a few bucks cheaper than it was at Mor.  The best part?  Not only was it in stock, but it could be delivered on Saturday and for $30 less than Mor wanted to charge for delivery!  The salesman who helped me, Mark Donohue, was friendly but not overbearing and within minutes my purchase was complete.  Why the three-star rating?  I'm reserving final rating until my sofa is delevered, hopefully in perfect condition.  Once that happens, I'll be back to add at least a star.  In the meantime, if you're searching for something new, give Pruitt's a shot.
__label__1 Pruitts asked me to email them to allow them an opportunity to make it right. So i did. Haven't heard anything else back.
__label__1 I have to agree with Patti B. that this location pretty much sucks.  The service is just ok - they are far from friendly.  I've been in  a couple of times to pick up food and I have yet to be impressed.  I wanted to give them another chance tonight and I should not have bothered.  The food is not so good.  I'd rather go to Pita Jungle or Thai Llana any day!  The spring rolls are greasy and room temperature and the tofu is pretty nasty.  I had some kind of udon noodle dish and threw most of it in the garbage.  Use your 'free entree' coupon to save $$ one night, but that's about it... I will not be returning to (this) Pei Wei any time soon...
__label__2 Chef cooking in the open facility. Mostly noodles. Pad Thai noodles, beef. A most desirable appetite for the hungry man. Couldn't take this to heart.
__label__4 Great service, great selection! My husband and I both got bikes here, we could've got them somewhere else, but the people here were so nice, that we came back and had them order the bikes for us. Plus they gave us a discount since we bought two bikes. They built my bike in just a couple hours for me, and I LOVE IT! So glad we found this place on yelp!
__label__4 Came in to get my a Fossil watch repaired that belonged to my uncle.  The store owner/watchmaker was very friendly and let me in even though it was 5 minutes to closing time. He took one look at my watch, saw that it was ill-fitting, and proceeded to work his magic. We made pleasant conversation for about fifteen minutes as he adjusted, shined, and set my watch to the proper time. And the best part - he only charged me $5! I offered him $10 for being so thorough and for staying open last his posted hours but he wouldn't accept it. Don't let the pawn shop style sketchness fool you - this is one hole-in-the-wall worth visiting.
__label__4 Replaced my watch battery and fixed the inside of another watch for $5 a piece. Super cheap considering the ones in the mall quoted me like $25+ to replace one battery. I was so impressed at how quick & nice the gentlemen was who works there.  He even added a diamond stud that had fallen out for free, so sweet.
__label__0 Pros: Consistent quality. I like the pepperoni pizzone and my sister likes the Hershey chocolate sticks. \n\nCons: Why would I bother to place my order online hours in advance, if its not going to be ready when I arrive? They didn't even start making it till I got here. Additionally, they got my order wrong! Scary neighborhood and parking lot full. I had to park in the shopping complex next to this one.
__label__4 I buy all of my tires at Discount Tire and my recent experience here just reminded me why. I noticed on Saturday morning that I had a nail stuck in the sidewall of my tire and decided that before waking up on Monday morning with a flat I'd better get it taken care of right away. Because the nail was in the sidewall, the tire had to be replaced, not repaired. However, because I always purchase the replacement certificates with my tires, it only cost me $20 for a brand new Pirelli tire. As always at Discount Tire, service was outstanding and my tire was done and car ready within 45 minutes. \n\nDiscount Tire, I am a lifelong customer!
__label__3 Went there for an oil change recently.  Didn't know if there's going to be a wait time so I called ahead and make an appointment.  In and out of the store in under 30 minutes.  Great service and friendly staffs.
__label__4 The food at Little Shanghai is plentiful and reasonably priced.  The architecture and ambiance is a little dated but still has a high level of authenticity that is fitting and functional.  I haven't been to a better chinese restaurant in Phoenix.  The house chicken is to crave for late at night in your  refrigerator.  The sizzling beef should be a little more dangerous, kind of didn't sizzle the way my imagination played out.  The bar even works functionally and has some character.  Highly recommend if your are in the Arcadia area.
__label__2 Food is good but I was told I could not have a refill on my soda... Completely turned off by this. You charge me $2 for a soda and will not give 1 refill? Shame!
__label__1 The shrimp fried rice and teriyaki chicken were good, but the rest of our order left a lot to be desired.  The crab puffs were missing a key ingredient....the crab!!!  That was really disappointing.  The beef and broccoli and cashew chicken didn't score high marks with our group.  Not sure we will give them another try.
__label__3 The only place I'll ever go when I need a seasonal faux tan. \n\nMy visits typically take 45 minutes--15 to tan, 30 to chew the fat with Sandy. The Proprietors here are so awesome you won't care that the beds are a little older or that there's dust on the self-tune radio. As for the pricing, I highly doubt anybody else in the Arcadia area can compete. (I think you can get two weeks of unlimited tanning for some absurdly low price of like $30)\n\nI've never used their spray tanning but I've heard nothing but good reviews. \n\nAs mentioned in earlier reviews, Camelback Tanning is located next to Thai Lana, arguably CenPho's greatest Thai restaurant. So next time you're in the 38th St/Indian School area stop and see Sandy at Camelback Tanning, and then head two doors down for some of the best Pad Thai you'll ever eat.
__label__1 Not terrible food, but not good either.  I'd never go back because good food is very easy to come by out here.  \n\nI had the Sukiyaki beef bowl.  It was beef, cabbage, and onion over rice.  There was a sauce used, but it might have just been soy sauce.  I got salt and umami out of it.  It was pretty much just overcooked beef and veggies over bad rice that was very salty.  It was $7.XX, but I should have gotten a hamburger at Wendy's or a salad at Safeway, because that would have been better.  \n\nI dislike it when reviewers waste my time talking about decor, but holy straight out of the 1990's!  Really dim, none of the signs are on, and the wall menu was one of those big black panels with yellow lettering that was backlit.  It really set the stage for the D- food.  It felt like walking into a Bradley's or Caldoor in 1993.\n\nI don't want to give 1 star, because 1 star places really did something to deserve it.  This place was just extremely underwhelming.
__label__4 Some of the best Italian food I have ever had. This is a favorite for my wife and I. Sima and Marcellino are very nice people, very inviting. The bar is small but fun to hang out at. The food is always fresh and delicious.\n\nWatch out for Marcellino - he likes to push the truffles.
__label__3 Maybe the only place in AZ that makes their own pasta? 5 stars by Arizona standards, 3 by Italy and other foodie joints across the globe - hence the compromise. Sorry AZ, you are on a relative scale.\n\nI was bummed, because I was the only person in this restaurant for an hour and a half at 7 on a thursday night. Finally a good Italian joint in Phoenix and nobody shows-up. I hope this place survives.
__label__4 The experience at Marcellino Ristorante is perfect and I love their new location in Scottsdale!
__label__1 Over rated and over priced. \n\nI've been here a number of times and never been impressed with any of the specials or their homemade pastas either. Every time I left however, I was reminded of how expensive it is, especially if you go with chef and waiter recommendations.  We also have a hard time understanding why the owner/chef will not make guest request changes to any of the entrees.  For example, if someone wants a different sauce with their pasta or their entree prepared a certain way, why would the owner refuse to do so ?  I've seen this happen twice at this restaurant and both time guests have been put in unpleasant positions while ruining their dining experience.    Its too bad that there are not that many great italian restaurants in the Phoenix - Scottsdale area, and Marcellino's falls into that category as well.
__label__3 Went to Marcellino with a large dinging group (about 18 people).  We were seated promptly even though we didn't have a reservation.  Our waiter was very good about keeping all of our orders separate, and he was even able to prepare separate checks for each person in the party.  Excellent service.\nRestaurant was very dark, but from what I could see seemed to be nicely decorated.  It was not too noisy.  I had the Strozzaprete ai Broccoli di Rape.  The pasta was supposed to be two colors, but I had trouble seeing it in the dim dining room.  Although I couldn't see my food, I could taste it, and it did taste delicious!  The noodles were perfectly cooked and nicely chewy.  However, $22.95 seemed like a LOT of money for a bowl of pasta.
__label__1 Food ranges from delicious (elegant and lovely beef carpaccio) to mediocre (bland chicken rollatini and what might as well have been frozen vegetables).  The servers are lovely and attentive, and sort of distract you from the distinctly geriatric feel in the place.  My husband and I felt like the youngest people in the restaurant by at least 40 years.  I have no idea where this best ravioli nomination came from - they are abysmally forgettable.  I am hard-pressed to believe that a better ravioli cannot be found in Phoenix - there are just way too many good culinary adventures in the area to consider these bland, oversauced pillows of flavorless ricotta worth ordering.  \n\nUnimpressed by everything, we were bowled over by the bill.  How could a meal so forgettable come out to $150 for the two of us?  Was the wine that expensive? No.  Did we order anything extraordinary? No. Are we going back? You already know the answer...
__label__3 I live nowhere near here (thank God!) but have had their donuts from co-workers bringing them in and have been in store. I recently tried the Texas kolache, which is a breaded sausage and cheese pastry. You can get it spicy or not, I chose for the not spicy warmed up. It was delicious! As far as donuts, their glazed is addicting. I also got an iced chai, which was very flavorful and delicious. Restaurant inside has bar seating and a few tables. Staff is also really friendly. Overall winner here!!
__label__1 It's better than nothing. \n\nIf you work in the area (16th and Morton) and have a limited amount of time for lunch, or if you didn't have time to eat breakfast in the morning the Veranda Bistro is for you. You will be completely not-excited-but-not-disappointed by this exactly as expected food. \n\nThe breakfast menu is essentially 4 ingredients (egg, meat, cheese, starch) served in several varieties. They all pretty much taste the same. One warning, the home fries are typically undercooked. The eggs have an amazing characteristic, that being the ability to crumble into a pile of bits too tiny to be picked up with a fork. I sense some breakfast fairy magic at play. \n\nLunchtime is a bit better, with several sandwich options, both cold and hot. There are salads and soup, and a variety of deep fried snacks. I've eaten a few of the cold sandwiches, and they are moderately tasty. The salads are premade and sitting in a cooler, which makes for some drippy lettuce. \n\nSpeaking of lettuce, I would love to meet the monster that's strong enough to cram THAT MUCH lettuce into one container. I'm not exaggerating when I say I pulled off enough lettuce to make two more salads of equal size. No one in this world needs that much lettuce in one sitting. \n\nVeranda Bistro serves a valuable purpose and is blessed with a great location. It's the only restaurant within walking distance for a few thousand people. I only wish that they tried a little harder rather than delivering exactly what I expected. Curse my low expectations!
__label__0 It was my boyfriends birthday and we were trying to find a new pizza place worthy of us not going to oreganos anymore. And after reading all these reviews, Im wondering if I just went on a bad night? But good restaurants shouldnt have \"bad nights\" right? Aside from the friendly service over the phone, nothing was worth going back for. My bf is a huge ricotta fan so I decided to order the ny white pizza and some garlic bread. The gentleman over the phone told me 25min and I showed up in 20. Everything was ready and I walked in and out within one minute. I shouldve known instantly that something wasnt right. One thing i love about oreganos is that they show you the pizza before you walk out. When i got in the car and looked at the pizza, the cheese was already crusted solid on top, showing that it had been sitting under a heater for maybe 10min or so. By the time I got home (a few blocks away), my pizza was room temperture, the cheese on top was rock hard and i couldnt taste ANYTHING but GARLIC GARLIC GARLIC. Super disappointing. Back to Oregano's we go....
__label__0 I hadn't tried Pat's in a while so my boyfriend and I decided to order it this last Saturday night. Unfortunately, it was awful. The sauce was missing!! It just tasted like dough. My boyfriend couldn't even finish it and he is not a picky eater. We will never try Pat's again, especially for the price. I recommend Stumpy's or NYPD. What a waste of money!
__label__4 I have been to Mary for facials seeking clear skin for 9 years.  Yes my skin looks great.  She always has the latest and best products and treatments.  Mary 's salon is always a place of welcome and relaxation.  She takes time to evaluate my skin each session.
__label__1 I'm torn. They have great deals at times, like buy 1 get 2 free packages of boneless skinless chicken breasts. But they also have crappy bread and produce, last time I went there the strawberries I bought that looked fine rotted within a day, the tortillas all stuck together and the bread went moldy. I didn't save my receipt because I have never had to return anything to a grocery store before.. I guess I will limit my shopping to frozen foods or smoking deals.
__label__0 No matter how many times they call (nearly every day for the last few months!) and no matter how many times I tell them I am not interested and to please STOP CALLING - they continue to harass - calls come in from 8am until 9pm.  Based on these business practices alone I will never use them.
__label__0 If your are looking for any kind of flavor in your food , this is not the place for you. I had a green chili burro with rice and beans, it had to be one of the most bland meals I have ever had, this the place for those out of towners, You know the ones from those cold states, who are not familiar with what Mexican food should taste like. I have to say it is edible, you probably won't die, BUT DEFINATELY NOT ENJOYABLE, TASTEFUL, FLAVORFUL, OR MEMORABLE.\n This is not the place for true mexican food connoisseur. \n As for  the service it was average, not anything special.
__label__2 Oh my, dare I...yes, I'm going to have to go with 3 stars.  Normally I would shun, poo-poo, and dismiss a gringo-Mex place like Carlos O'Brien's, but I got thinking that for what it is (gringo-Mex)... it's pretty darn OK!  Last night's meal of grilled shrimp and vegetables clinched it. The tacos are pretty good, the chimis, the burritos...and to find a decent, light ,healthy option too (I gotta go healthy once and a while, just not too often), well that's special.
__label__2 I come to Carlos O'Briens periodically - maybe annually, sometimes more, sometimes less. It's a good restaurant. The food is good (not incredible, but a solid good) with large portions (I never finishe a meal). Very American style rather than traditional food with the typical dishes - tacos, enchiladas, chimichangas, etc. They go heavy on the cheese - it doesn't bother me, but it has bothered folks I have gone with. Otherwise, it is good food I am glad to eat.\n  The service was incredibly fast. Tonight, a Friday evening, they were packed, yet we ordered, ate and chatted, and were out the door in less than 40 minutes. Staffers were there whenever my glass was low, but weren't in our faces all the time.\n  The prices are medium - you're looking at $10-20 per person depending on what you order.\n   The restaurant itself is pretty decent. The decor is pretty American Mexi-style, with obligatory bright colors and wood furniture. It's not a quiet place, but it isn't real loud - just active.\n  Short story is, I wouldn't go out of my way to come here, but am perfectly happy to stop in.
__label__1 My husband took me to dinner here once. For such a big venue it was extremely empty. \nOnce the food arrived I knew why. The food was so bland. I could have made dinner that night for way cheaper.
__label__1 here for happy hour on the patio 1st strike was the lipstick on my draft beer glass. 2nd was the the very rude server who treated our group like we came to dine and dash... the good points the chicken fundio and them accommodating my friends lap dog on their patio. good food bad service. yo Pancho stop being an ass no tip for you buddy.
__label__3 Great pizza it is; Chicago-style it is NOT.  Seems strange to me that Chicagoans claim this as \"Chicago Style\" pizza.  Oh well - moving on.\n\nTheir sausage is some of the best I've had outside of Chicago - without question.  The pizza is great - topping selection is great - the crust is good and I love their sweet marinara.  The service is sometimes lacking... it can be slow and inattentive.
__label__0 I tried this place because of all the wonderful reviews.  I have to say I was extremely disappointed. I ordered the mama signature pizza and a dinner salad. The salad is something I would expect from a lousy fast food place.  The pizza was flavorless and the crust was just a soggy mush.  I will not be eating her again.
__label__4 I love this place! I've been eating pizza from Spinato's for about five years now! And I've been to them all (this one, scottsdale, tempe, glendale -- except I don't frequent Ahwatukee, so I haven't been there yet) - they're all great!\n\nThe sauce is what sets it apart from other places. Also, I usually don't like pizza that is cut into square/rectangular shapes (weird, i know) but with their pizza, that's not a factor.\n\nYou can't go wrong with whatever you order. Perfect for dining in or take out!
__label__3 We were originally driving out to Glendale to find another pizza place, but we didn't check to see if they were open.  Alas, we were pizza less and starving at 1:00pm on a Sunday.  We found this place on Yelp! and decided to venture out.  \n\nIt's a strip mall next to a Mathnasium, but when you walk it in it's pretty cozy.  Our server was very nice and attentive.  She was honest about the pizza portion sizes, so that we could make better decisions about our order, so we decided on the Spaghetti Calzone for an appetizer and a small thick crust pepperoni pizza.\n\nNow, let me start with saying they claim to be a Chicago style pizzeria, but when I think Chicago I think deep dish.  I would assume that they are referring to their thin crust, but deep dish reigns supreme in the Windy City.   Their thick crust pizza is Sicilian style, and I'd have to say I was a little disappointed.  I wasn't expecting the bread or the sauce to be so sweet.  I honestly think if the sauce were a little tangier, it would offset the sweeter crust.  \n\nMy favorite part was the Spaghetti Calzone appetizer.  I am going to recommend that you get the marinara covered, spaghetti and mozzarella packed goodness.  I would honestly go to the one closer to my house just for the calzone.
__label__1 The store is supposed to open at 9am and the lady in the store seemed crabby and put out that she had to unlock the door at 9:05. She walked over flipped the lock and walked away in a huff. I was there for 15 minutes and she didn't even say hello!
__label__2 Really liked the food. The fiancee's sis got some sort of veggie fajitas...I'll DEF get that the next time I go back. Not much else to say, it was a mexican restaurant. They are so numerous in Phoenix, it's hard to be super impressed. I'd definitely go back though. Everything on the menu looked tasty!
__label__2 The tellers are really nice and helpful and there's rarely that long of a wait.  The thing that I have noticed specifically about this one is that when I want to make a cash deposit at their ATM's, it is not able to go forward with the transaction.  Now this has happened at least 3 different times.  I have large amounts of cash that I would like to deposit, but it won't let me and it's not like I leave home just to run to the bank and come back.  I make my first stop at the bank and then continue the rest of my errands, which I don't feel comfortable carrying a lot of cash on me.  Sometimes, I'm on my way to the gym and I have to leave the cash in the car (it's hidden and there's an alarm, but it's still nothing I feel comfortable doing).
__label__0 You get what you pay for. I may as well have let my kids paint my toenails. Not to mention the tech was rough and cut/pinched several of my toes during my pedicure.   Not impressed. I definitely won't be back.
__label__1 I was here randomly with my step-uncle one day.  It's a low key place with some interesting folks.  Mostly of the 40+ age group.  Drinks are cheap.  As far as I know, most people come here for the off track betting.  Although, I also heard the pizza is good.
__label__1 Had Dad's catering at a Christmas party I attended and even for free food I felt ripped off. I would have brought a lunch that day if I knew that I would be eating canned green beans, undercooked scalloped potatoes and cheap packaged rolls with \"whipped spread\". The little desert trays were good at least, and the staff was friendly enough, which is why I bumped it up to two stars.
__label__2 While the staff was excellent, the food and beverages were highly average. We had wings, tomato & mozzarella, burger and salads. The wings had a pomegranate BBQ sauce, which was good. The bill came to $24. I think the Hilton Tapatio staff are exceptional, but the food here lacks imagination. Not overly memorable.
__label__0 We stayed at the Pointe Hotel on a stacation and tried unsuccessfully to get reservations at A Different Point of View, so ended up here.\nWhat a disappointment. I had the Trout and, my mistake, asked for it to be saut\u00e9ed, it was overlooked and tasted of butter. The potatoes and all the other veggies that came with it were so buttered that this was all you could taste. Head Office had the Salmon which she said was fine.\nThe reason we had fish was because there was absolutely nothing on the menu that was Veggie, though our overthetop waiter did offer to make something up from another dish. Overall, a bad experience and I had been there before many years ago and also to the one at the South Mountain point and was not disappointed.
__label__1 I went here after a late flight from Denver, as it was the only restaurant at our hotel that was really open, and we did not want snacky food. Let's just say the food was definitely lacking. I ordered a burger and it pretty much tasted like a hockey puck it was so burnt. Maybe try it Medium instead of Medium well next time? Scratch that I probably wont be going back next time I am in Phoenix, The service was OK but I have experienced better. I would not recommend this place, but if it is the absolute only place and someone else was paying I would not pass it up.
__label__4 beautiful setting with a great view and great atmosphere. definitely high end and maybe a little overpriced, but it's worth it every now and then, even with the ocassional snooty people around.\n\nwe've been lots of times, and i have never been disappointed by the food. service has been slow on occassion and not always friendly, but never rude or lacking. \n\nthe filet mignon is fantastic! (well, was.. it's been a while since i was here last). the chicken dishes are kind of boring and my mom's had stomach upsets a few times, but she's ridiculously sensitive, and otherwise, this is a really nice place
__label__4 This restaurant is 5 stars for the view alone (which is what everyone else has mentioned), but the food and service are excellent too. The other night my girlfriend and I went back for the first time since the amazing Yelp event earlier in the year. We started the night off with a drink at sunset on the outdoor patio, overlooking most of Phoenix. Then we headed inside for our dinner and the manager greeted us with a \"Thank you for coming back to Different Pointe of View,\" which I thought was a nice touch. I assume he knew we were returning since I mentioned we had a card for a free bottle of sparkling wine when I made the reservations weeks before. \n\nWe were seated inside near the window and our waiter was very friendly and attentive. Our bottle of Champagne was presented to us to start the night and we placed our food orders. We decided to split the Braised Duck Ravioli ($12) and the Pan Seared Diver Scallops ($15). There were two raviolis and two scallops per order and we felt both dishes great choices. The scallops were some of the best I have ever had. \n\nFor our main course we each ordered the Grilled Cedar River Filet Mignon ($38). The perfectly prepared tenderloin steak was accompanied with horseradish crust, Swiss chard, roasted fingerling potatoes, smoked apple wood bacon, chives, Cr\u00e8me Fraiche and port wine pomegranate reduction. No I didn't memorize all of that, of course I retyped it from the menu.\n\nFor dessert we split the Classic Tahitian Vanilla Bean Cr\u00e8me Brulee (all desserts $9). It was delicious, but rather small and didn't quite satisfy my sweet tooth. The buttercream blue cheese cookie and fresh strawberries were a nice addition, but even with those it was too small a dish. \n\nOverall, I 100% recommend you stop in and have dinner and drinks at Different Pointe of View. It has been one of my favorite Phoenix restaurants for many years. It's a perfect place for locals and out of town visitors alike. My only recommendations for improvements would be to add a server or two to the outside patio bar area since it tends to be slow on busy evenings. Also, I think the names for some of their dishes are a bit much and could be shortened.
__label__1 For a restaurant that supposedly prides itself on its five star service I was very disappointed. First off the waitress looked completely disheveled, messy hair too small faded black shirt and cheap looking black pants. Then when we placed out order for the mussels we were advised by her that they are very fishy this time of year. My husband had never tried them so we took a chance. We also ordered the Kobe beef sliders and the tomato salad. The Kobe sliders were so well done you could call them burnt, the salad was tiny with wilted lettuce and the mussels(surprisingly) were good. By the time we saw our waitress again we were finished with our meal. I asked her about the Kobe sliders and commented that they are always prepared well done and she quickly brushed off my comment and walked off.So much for the customer is always right. Needless to say my husband and I were very disappointed to spend a hefty amount of money for so-so food and terrible service. Needless to say we will not go to Different Pointe of View again and will NOT recommend it to our family and friends.
__label__4 WOW! my girlfriend and I ate here on Valentines weekend and we were blown away. \nWe were greeted and sat down promptly (before our reservation time... we were about 10 min early).  Not only was their staff very hospitable but we greatly enjoyed our meal, and of course, the view.  \nThis restaurant on the mountain oversees Phoenix and could not be a more beautiful location for dinner. \nOur meals were fantastic. I enjoyed the tasting menu, and she tried the steak and lobster, which was amazing.\nAfter our meal, we spent some time on the patio, which is well equipped with seats, fire places, and heaters. \nOverall, a wonderful evening with my Love and an excellent dining experience.
__label__1 Dined on Friday, 2/22/13. My wife and I recently moved to the Phoenix area from Chicago and I really had no idea about where to dine. It was my wife's birthday and I wanted to dine at least at a 4 star restaurant- so I came to Yelp for advice.\n\nOur reservation was 8:15pm and we arrived at 7:55pm. We were invited to sit in the lounge area, which we did, and I expected to do so since we were so early.  We sat in the lounge for about 10 mins and were not approached by a server. In fact, I thought there were no servers since I saw none on the floor so I went to the bar and ordered myself, just like I would at a Chicago neighborhood bar. (Irk#1)Drinks were good and strong, but REALLY pricey- $26 for 2 drinks.\n\nAround 8:30pm, we went back to the hostess desk as no one came to get us for our reservation yet, (they said they would find us in the lounge). We were told our table still wasn't ready and to wait by the fireplace. I was a little peeved now and Iwould have expected to wait if I was late- but we were sufficiently on time I thought. \n\nWe were seated after waiting another 5 mins or so. (8:45pm-30 mins late)(Irk#2) The wait staff, I thought, were pretty good overall. They did a lot of table \"hopping\", i.e. covered each other's tables, so diners were well taken care of yet not too pushy or chatty.\n\nWe both ordered the lobster bisque soup. I ordered the halibut and my wife ordered the scallops. Bread was not brought to the table until after we ordered dinner- which was 10 mins after we were seated. (irk #3) The sourdough bread was excellent. The focaccia bread was kind of bland and dry. There were 3 dipping sides offered with the bread, which were very good. \n\nLobster bisque was quite delicious. They put this \"hydroponically infused\" basil seasoning on top of the soup that was very good. I thought the soup was a little overcooked (sitting in the pot too long taste) but still good. My dinner arrived hot and the halibut was bland and little overcooked. (pan-fried). I asked for 2 more pieces of the sourdough bread to eat with my dinner and we were told they were \"out\" of sourdough. (irk#4). Friday night dinner service and out of bread? Really? My wife's scallops were cool as well as her vegetable sides on the plate. (irk #5)The waiter didn't check on us until 10 mins after the dinner was serves (irk#6) so it wasn't feasible to send it back to get reheated. The waiter offered us comp deserts for the trouble, at least.\n\nThe last irk (#7) was that we asked for a bag to put our left-over take home boxes in- 3 total boxes. The waiter said they \"were out of bags\". He checked twice and the 3rd time brought us a Home Depot bag. I asked if he went to his car to get it. How difficult would it have been for the restaurant manager to go down to the gift shop and grab a couple of dozen bags? \n\nMaybe my expectations are too high since I'm from Chicago(?), but when  a restaurant is rated 5 stars by all of you Yelpers, I expect a little better service when dropping a couple of hundred bucks. Other than the view and the ambiance- I wouldn't recommend this restaurant.
__label__4 Dined here for my Birthday. Had the lobster ravioli dish it was amazing. I also had a birthday dessert; a decadent chocolate cake that was beautifully presented. It is, definitely, a great spot if you want to make someone feel extra special. \nThe view on it's own is exceptional. \nPerfect spot for a romantic night.
__label__2 View was nice. Dim romantic setting. Food didn't even really taste all that good for it to be that expensive, but i'm assuming they're charging for the \"experience\". I got the Chicken and risotto. Babe got the scallops & said they were good. We both tried the lobster bisque and it was extremely rich, i must say. They also had a great wine selection. Try the plum wine. its the only one they have, i forgot the name lol I probably wouldn't take my business here because im more about the taste of the food besides a view, but it was a very nice, romantic setting. I enjoyed myself.
__label__0 Store manager Clinton does not represent Michael Bollig's vision of friendly or professional as stated on the website. Clinton was extremely rude, disrespectful, and accusatory. While arranging the delivery of my dryer we encountered a miscommunication and the coordination of delivering my dryer became complicated. Instead of Clinton taking responsibility for the miscommunication he made every excuse in the book and tried to pass the blame onto me. As I tried to explain the situation he talked over me, raised his voice and was very condescending. I expressed my dissatisfaction with his lack of customer service; however he did not seem to care. On the other hand, the delivery driver was very nice and accommodating. He waited over an hour for me to get home to make up for the miscommunication. I appreciated that greatly and displayed my gratitude with a tip. I was disappointed to notice a ding on my wall from the installation of my dryer after he left. I guarantee Clinton has cost B&B Appliances a lot of money by his lack of customer regard and therefore loss of future business. He could definitely benefit from some coaching regarding customer service and professionalism. I never post on yelp, but here I am 9 hours later still astonished by the worst customer service I have EVER encountered. \n\nhttp://www.linkedin.com/today/post/article/20130604134550-284615-15-statistics-that-should-change-the-business-world-but-haven-t
__label__1 This was my first time at Wendy's, my best friend had been going here forever so I assumed it wouldn't be too bad. \n\nTo start we were instantly greeted and the place looked clean. Unfortunately there was mostly dark colors of polish to choose from which was a huge bummer. My friend got her nails started and I sat next to her waiting for someone to become available to do mine, mind you I was the only one waiting. A few minutes later two ladies walked in and were taken care of before myself when the other technicians were finished, I let it slide. After 20 minutes went by, Wendy (the owner) arrived and started my full set. She was rough and rushed the whole time. Meanwhile another customer came in, she waited, but was obviously impatient. She offered to come back, but Wendy rushed through my nails, which are uneven and have gunk underneath them. She told me to wait aside as she give this lady a fill and polish change. So I waited for her to complete the other lady while I waited to get my polish. She rushed painting the polish, as well as making a mess around my fingers. I'm only content with my nails, and I will not be going back.
__label__0 Ready for the creepiest customer service story ever?????\n\nThe other day I had a not so great gel polish job there; kind of sloppy around the edges, a few little bumps and bubbles, etc. My tech clearly could not understand much English. The rate had been agreed when I came in: $20. When I went to pay at the front,  I said to the owner, Wendy, that I was not thrilled with how it looked, but I had to leave for school pickup. She said,   \"OK, five dollar off.\" So I handed over $15.  She said, rudely, \"No! You owe twenty! Extra for taking off your old polish!\" I said that no, we had agreed on the price when I arrived and she saw that my nails needed polish removal.\n\nThat was when she GRABBED my cell phone from off the counter and said, \"You pay twenty or I keep your phone!\" (!!!!!!!!) I calmly said to please give me my phone, I would pay her. After she handed it back, I said, \" You cannot change the price after the service. I am not even happy with this, but I have still paid you. Goodbye.\"  No insults, no profanity, no yelling. I was holding her business card in my hand, and she grabbed roughly from my hand and crumbled it into a ball. (!!!!!) I had a few singles I had planned to walk back and give to the tech, but I was getting kind of nervous and upset.\n\n\nAs I turned to go, she ran out in front of me and STEPPED ON MY FOOT! This caused me to lose my balance and my flip flop went spinning across the floor, and she kicked it even further. (!!!!!) Plus,  there were a few other customers in pedicure chairs watching, and I said, \"Do you really want to do this? Assault a customer who has just paid you? Really?\" Then another worker went up to her and spoke in Vietnamese, and she glared at me and said, \" I call police on you! \" I said to go ahead! She would be the one in trouble. But I was actually scared she was going to strike me!\n\nSo I fled, heart pounding, with nails that look sub par. I would never return, obviously. Wendy should be ashamed of herself. That's  a pitiful way to run a business.
__label__4 The exhaustive search is finally over!  I finally found a hair stylist who knows what he's doing, is friendly, takes his time, gives great conversation and a neck massage and is easy on the eyes.  I didn't even have to go home and fix anything after Bobby cut my hair, which is usually not the case.  I was so impressed that I set my next appointment before I left.\n\n*** 5th HAIRCUT UPDATE ***\nAfter my 5th haircut with Bobby, I can not complain about a thing.  I don't even have to tell him how to cut my hair anymore.  He remembers what I want and how I like it.  He's so personable that he makes getting my hair cut an event rather than an appointment.    \n\n******** November 08' UPDATE**********\nOK fellow Yelpers, you're really starting to ruffle my feathers!  I shouldn't have said such nice things about Bobby because now YOU people are making it difficult for ME to get an appointment (or as I like to call it, a date) with Bobby.  From now on, I'm going to start giving aliases for people who are in my reviews.  \n\nSo forget all the things I said about that Bobby guy, that was an alias that I made up.  Really, the person who cut my hair was Frank or Fred or Fritz, I highly recommend him.  He's great if you can get past the multiple personality disorder.
__label__4 Simply one of the best Mexican hole-in-the-walls in Phoenix.  Though it may not look like much from the outside, inside El Bravo sports a quaint appearance and amazing Mexican food.  The chips are thin and crispy, and are just about perfect when they are hot.  Shredded beef or chicken tacos are great, as are the burritos and enchiladas.  The reasonable prices and fantastic food keep us coming back time after time.
__label__3 Chile Relleno is really good. It comes with the standard side of rice and beans which is nothing special. I have been there 4 times and have the same thing each time. Don't blink or you'll drive right past this place.
__label__4 Get the \"Green Beef\" from the Side Orders, with  Corn tortillas or Rice.
__label__3 I  had a call this morning from Kitty, and they have agreed to refund a good portion of our repair bill.  Thank you so much for the call and concern.  I will now recommend W J Maloney Plumbing as an A-1 company.
__label__0 This nail salon, which used to be a nice neighborhood shop, has fallen.  On a day I was pressed for time, I made an appointment.  After waiting \"just a minute\" for 20 minutes, then using the dirty restroom, and being told \"2 more minutes,\" I decided to take my business elsewhere.  I will not be returning.
__label__4 I have been going to Elliott's for a couple years now, and they have quickly become one of the only shops in the Valley I feel I can trust. I have brought my 2000 BMW in for wide a number of reasons, from major to minor; everything from a faulty ABS module and a broken A/C unit to bad wheel sensors and broken thermostats. Among many other things.\n\nThey have always been highly communicative, honest, and fair; informing me throughout the entire process of what needed to be fixed, detailing throughly how everything would be done and what it would need to cost. They have always fixed only what needed to be, and never anything more, not allowing me to repair something that would be unnecessary for me to do. They have always been very timely and productive with their work; I recently had to replace my alternator and they had the job finished within the day. They are knowledgable and friendly, always more than happy to explain in great detail any specific questions I have had.\n\nI firmly recommend Elliott's Auto Electric to anyone who needs a timely, cost effective repair by honest professionals who have a great understanding of their work.
__label__1 Italian hero was decent but probably wouldn't come back for it.  The pasta salad was old and some of the pasta was starting to get hard.  No bueno.  Overall I'd say they are coming up short in too many levels. If you want a real Italian deli go to Niccolis not too far from here.  They have one of the best sandwiches I've ever had!
__label__4 Very happy with ease of Christmas tree shopping. Beautiful backdrop. Cookies, lights, hot cocoa, cider. A nice fire with seats and blankets. Ecstatic that we decided to turn in and buy our first tree here!!!
__label__0 Overpriced and rude.. I wont give this place (or the asshole attendant) another cent of my money. \n\nThere was a spot on my hood so I was using the squeegee to get it off (it was less then the size of a dime) when the attendant runs out and tells me to stop using the squeegee on my hood. His reasoning, that the next person to use it expects a clean squeegee.. this doesn't make one bit of sense.. what would be the difference of me cleaning dead bugs off of my windshield or from the hood of my car? Nothing. Whether I used it on my hood or on my windshield the squeegee is getting dirty. \n\nAll it takes is one rude asshole to alienate a customer which he did with flying colors.
__label__4 A great garage with a great owner.  George goes above and beyond to provide quality service, fair prices, and detailed explanations of what's wrong with your car.  A recent experience demonstrates the honesty of this shop.  I had some engine lights turn on and auto zone ran a diagnostic that suggested some larger problems but after taking the car to George I found out that it turned out to just be a dying battery.  There is no other place in town I'll take my vehicles.
__label__2 This place is a great dive bar. We love the drink prices and the people here are laid back and cool. (no need to worry about any fights that I could tell) Highly recommend if you like dive bars. Also they have pool tables and darts.
__label__0 Got there on a Sat morning at 11am, only 2 tables had customers( first clue). We wanted the breakfast buffet for $15 per person. Big dissapointment. They where already taking down the buffet items & it was only 11am (2nd clue). Went to the omlet bar and the cook looked grouchy and pissed to have to open back up. The sign said your choice of cheese but seems like the cook picks what type of cheese you want on your omlet. Even worse was the cold bacon, cold french toast, & yucky tasting cold dry pancakes. The self serve milk was room temperature. And to top it off they charged me 18% gratuity on parties of 6 or more. The whole tab was like $120.00 for the worst breakfast this summer. Only 2 things I liked about this restaurant, Samantha, our waitress and the fruit. Would definitaly NOT go back here. Theres a Mc Donalds down the street and you get the same quality of food for less than $20 for 6 people.
__label__1 I stayed here last month. It's your average motel (since the doors face outside, not a hallway), and the breakfast buffet is okay (scrambled eggs, hash browns, sausage links, bacon, cereal, batter to make waffles,   and toast provided). The walls are REALLY thin, so thin that the guy snoring next door kept us awake all night. \n\nThe room was clean and equipped with a mini fridge (like the kind you'd keep in your dorm room) and microwave, although lacking a safety deposit box. If you want to keep your items safe, you have to bring your items to the front desk, make a list of what you're dropping off, and then sign. I was uncomfortable making a list, so I decided to forgo this process.\n\nFYI if you call the front desk to order you a taxi, they actually order a car service. The car is an unmarked, dark-colored Lincoln sedan. To go to the 16th Street Sports Bar down the street cost us about $10 vs $6 for an actual taxi (which we ended up taking later). We didn't want to drink and drive, so not bad, but just know that the hotels in the area do not order taxis.\n\nMy main complaint is that we didn't have housekeeping service the entire time, hence the two stars. We left for lunch from 10:30AM - 1:30PM, returned, but housekeeping never arrived. We left again at 3PM for the rest of the day, and housekeeping, upon arrival back at the room after midnight, hadn't come. I called the front desk for someone to bring towels, but since there was no one to cover the front desk, we had to go get the towels ourselves. I also wanted an extra pillow, but the front desk person couldn't leave the front desk to get a pillow out of the housekeeping room. I thought this was very strange.\n\nI guess for less than $100/night (Hilton resort down the street much more expensive), it's not too bad. I would probably stay here again for the mere fact that the location is conducing to our activities. But, if I could find another hotel close by with a similar price, I wouldn't mind staying somewhere else.
__label__3 My opinion of this Best Western completely depends on your expectations and what you're looking for.  Very reasonable price considering the free breakfast, free wi-fi, social hour, and a decent pool. We arrived with a young child  however and they need a little open space which is something these rooms don't afford. Overall....pretty good, if it was just the wife and I we would return when looking more for a decent place for a great rate. If we we're back with the kid we'd pass.
__label__0 My wife and I had several experiences at this dentist that seemed to be motivated by his need to make money rather than our health.  Removal of teeth to install implants, veneers all across the top, expensive gum procedures.   For several years we felt very uncomfortable and pressured to spend money with the dire warning that our mouths were going to crumble in the near future.\n\nThe final straw was a call on his emergency line, only to be advised that Friday was his golf day, and Monday was when I could be seen.  I guess enough other people got implants to fund 4 day work weeks.  \n\nWould never, ever recommend this man, or his team, to anyone.  \n\nTurns out that we both have great teeth and the other dentist confirmed that not only were the procedures he recommended highly profitable, but that typically they also commit the patient to a lifetime of routine maintenance expenses to keep up the implants, veneers, etc.
__label__1 I have them such a glowing review before. \nI am really disappointed.\n\nEven though my first customor service rep was wonderful, this time I got a really rude lady named Tracy.  I just did not like the way she talked to me so much so that I just didn't even book a second trip.\n\nThere are so many competitors and the economy is not great right now.  Companies cannot afford to have the worst customer service.  I did call  Detours.  They were quite helpful.
__label__1 My boss asked for a referral for an interior designer to decorate our new office building so I reached out to the Yelp community and got turned on to Neilsen. I sent all the contact info on to my boss and she was thrilled that I had a referral for her so quickly! Brownie points for me! \n\nNosomuch. While Nielsen might be extremely talented, his follow through and time management were less than adequate. He wouldn't return my boss' phone calls without her leaving him several messages, was 2 weeks late turning in his proposal, and would go out of town for weeks at a time without letting her know he was gone....I could go on and on, but really, I don't want to re-live the embarrassment again. \n\nI know there is the chance that perhaps there were some crossed circuits here, especially since there are so many positive reviews, but honestly, something was amiss with this experience and that's why the low marks (I don't give a lot of low marks normally and it pains me to do so).\n\nI'm not saying don't use this company, because they are probably extremely talented, but I would evaluate the situation you're in before you recommend them to someone so you don't end up in the same predicament I am in.
__label__2 Delivery is super fast. If you think you can jump in the shower after you call in your order, you'll end up answering your door in a towel.
__label__0 BIG KIa on Bell Road is a  TOTAL RIP-Off! \nOnce you enter their premises you are attracted by all the outrageously low monthly posted on all their Kia and Hyundai vehicles. Then ,over-friendly salesmen scramble to sweet-talk you in buying it NOW. the usual low-interest rates , a mere 500 dollar down and all the hype about them assuring you 100 percent that bad credit/no credit would pose no problem and that once you sign up you get the key to your dream vehicle.which i did. and almost 30 days after i got a call from them saying there are some documents i needed to sign which they just overlooked. Lo and Behold when i got there they rudely demanded i pony up another 1500 dollars on top of my 500 dollars because my credit wasnt good enough. i countered with an additional 500 cash and they said they will get back to me after deliberating with the other members of their company. They came back and instead of acceding to my counter, they put on more demands. They now demanded i get a co-signor or else \"you can just take a cab\" and go home as long as we leave the keys with them.\nI demanded that they put down their demand in writing so that everything is recorded in black and white, They refused to do so and again said in the most rudest of decorum that they would do us a favor by taking us home because there is no way we can leave the lot without either getting a co-signor or returning the key.  I asked if I could get my 500 back and they said yes but they would have to deduct a \"sizeable\" amount for my using their vehicle and i would get a trickle of my 500 dollar cash back ,if at all.   I had to accede to their demand because i did load the vehicle with close to 1500 dollars of accessories like GPS, body-enhancement kits and the like and wanted to avoid the embarassment and humiliation.\nSo in the end i was able to get a co-signor and later on i found out that they intended to put additional charges to the original contract, probably sensing that my co-signor is financially \"loaded.\"\nI am examining my legal options. This has caused me great aggravation .   Other prospective car buyers, BEWARE!\nThe dealership is a total Let-Down! A Total Joke! Rip-Off Artists of the Highest Calibre.\nThey are just to make a quick buck. They instantaneously give away the key to your desired vehicle because they know that they can earn fat commissions if your credit goes through .And if your credit isnt in the best of shape they know they can always threaten you to get a co-signor or charge you outrageous  through-the-roof car-rental rates .\nOnce you sign the contract all signs of friendliness disppear and you are left to your own devices. The salesman i talked to admitted that his job is to \"sales-talk\" and that is what he is being paid to do which means he will stop at nothing and say all those sweet-sounding lies and half-truths til you get bamboozled into signing. After that everything goes downhill. A bunch of good-for-nothing scam artists!
__label__0 Horrible.  The tools were shared between customers, she squirted oil on my toe nails, and immediately placed them in the water, didnt even rub the oil in, at all.  She got up three times in the middle of my leg massage to answer her cell phone or help other clients, the actual massage probably only lasted 30 seconds because she kept getting up. and to top it off, the paint on my nails arent even even!  I am going to redo them.  I got robbed.
__label__0 The worse service ever She went to charge me and said the last time I was in the machine didn't work and charged me for the last time i was in. Ripped off!!!Will never go there again!!!
__label__3 STILL HAPPY!!   The other day I ordered some Kung Pao shrimp and Shrimp Chow Mein for take out that was honestly dreadful.  I called the next day to complain and was asked what I wanted to do.  So the following day (two days after the original take out) I went back and got replacements for the original order.  They did not ask for a receipt, they did not ask for the original containers back,  ALL they wanted was for me to be a happy customer.  No surprise the food was delicious as always.   Every one has an off-day, it is how you react  that is what I look for.   I am honestly relieved that I can still recommend this place and have my old stand-by when I am in the mood for good Chinese food.   Good job guys!!!
__label__3 This place is awesome.  I'm a total girl and lacking in bike repairing ability.  Hell, I didn't even realize that bikes need maintenance.  Whoops.  Anyhow, they've tuned up my bike and fixed several flats for me.  I suck at cleaning/oiling my chain, but Eric takes care of me.  Everyone is super nice and knowledgeable, but I'm partial to Eric.  They've also ordered a bike rack for me and helped me install it, because obviously I am no good with manual skills....  I will definitely be back when I need to purchase another bike.
__label__3 My hubby and his father \"fixed\" the constant running of water from the guest bathroom toilet.  Funny, how it was running again after my FIL leaves.  I swear it was just story telling and drinking.  LOL!  Anyways, I told my hubby get it fix or sleep in the tub!  The running water was driving me crazy.  He found Johnco online and give them a call.  \n\nOur tech, Jason came out and fixed the issue.  On his way out, my hubby asked him about the leaking drip system and if he knew anyone to fix it.  He gave us 2 options.  We took the cutting off supply to the drip system, since we were not using it anyways.  \n\nAbout 1 day later the toilet was leaking water outside this time.  Oh boy, this is not good.  We called and left a message.  Then we call again the next day, they asked a series of questions.  They sent out the same tech.  He explained the issue and fix it for GOOD.
__label__0 As a bit of a chili head, I have to say that I was very very excited about the atomic wing challenge here. Unfortunately, when we arrived we were informed that no such challenge existed anymore but they still have the wings. My coworkers and I excitedly ordered a round of the atomic wings and the wait began.\n\nWhile waiting for our food, the surroundings finally started to set in. I had noticed a bit of an odor when we arrived but hadn't paid it much mind. As it increased in intensity, I didn't have much of a choice anymore. Apparently, lunchtime is the ideal time of day to pump the raw sewage out and it just happened to run right through the door right in front of me. Not a good start.\n\nThe food finally arrives. This is going to be what makes it all worth it. I smell my wings and there is a little bit of noticeable tang and a some jalapenos on top. I take a bite nervously. Sort of cold. No noticeable spice. At all. Soupy wing sauce that doesn't taste very good on top of wings that I'm pretty sure just came from the grocer's freezer and found their way into Sport Pepper's microwave. Death knell.\n\nThe service wasn't bad but wasn't impressive either. Overall, between the dingy, dark decor, the overpowering smell of raw sewage, and the absolutely lackluster food, I just don't see myself ever being able to justify coming back.\n\nIt's unfortunate. I was really looking forward to this, too.
__label__0 Worst return policy in town!  The store manager did not even respect me, the paying customer, enough to come to the customer service desk to discuss a requested return. I tried to return a brand new dress with the tags attached and the original receipt, however, because I purchased the item more than 30 days ago they refused to issue me a credit to my Visa.  I was given a store credit.  My fiance tried to return a defective bottle of cologne this past weekend (the pump spray stopped working) and they would not exchange the defective item for a working item. We will be taking all of our business away from Ross and shopping at other discounters like Target, Anna's Linens, Tuesday Mornings, TJ Maxx, anywhere but Ross.
__label__4 This was an overall great experience. We took our very wary two year old son here for his third haircut in Sunday. We walked in and the wait wasn't long at all. The place was clean, we were greeted and signed up right away. There was a train table (older but all the kids loved it!) and a table with Lego Duplos. Our son was able to relax and play a bit before it was his turn which helped. \n\nHe got to pick his chair and was able to sit in the fire truck. He was so nervous about it, but Veronica was amazing. She totally put him at ease, gave him good ideas for distraction and did a great job on his hair cut. We are DEFINITELY coming back here! He was smiling at the end and told us he had fun. The price was really good as well.
__label__4 i have been taking my 13 month old son for his haircuts here since he was 8 months. they are friendly and efficient. the ladies who work here are quick and efficient. leave my son with the haircut i requested and while doing it in a fun quick way .\neasy to schedule appointment and very clean. great environment.
__label__4 We had Jessica, she was great! Our 14 month old boy's haircut turned out perfectly and she was very patient with him wiggling around! He had his first haircut at a different location and I didn't like how it turned out, but I read good reviews about this location and Jessica, so we gave it a shot. Glad we did! We'll be back!
__label__1 Mediocre Thai food. I had the Pad kee Mao, a dish that was supposed to be wok fried in a chili and garlic sauce, but I tasted no garlic and little chili - it was asi, asi. My lunch companion thoroughly enjoyed his panang curry and was sweating up a storm from the spice.  Maybe I just ordered the wrong dish.  Oh well, it doesn't matter, with so many delicious options for Thai food in the valley, I probably won't return.
__label__1 The store near Bell and 7th St. was filthy.\nThe employee making the pizza obviously had a cold or sniffles or something.  Repeatedly touched his face and handled the food.\n\nMy slice of pizza was very good.\nBut the utensils were all soiled, the tables were dirty, windows dirty, etc.\n\nBeen to this and other Ray's pizza locations many times.
__label__3 Great job here as always, but they often mischarge me...rather, overcharge me
__label__0 Yet another bad experience with Arizona Federal Credit Union. This morning I placed an order with a company in Scotland for some clothing. (Yes, a kilt). Two hours later I tried to use my debit card for a $2 breakfast and it was declined. While I am glad to have escaped  BofA's high fees by taking my business to a CU, at least BofA would call when they froze a card for a suspicious transaction. I didn't have to figure it out on my own.\nWhen I called the AZFCU call center to unlock the card they made me feel like it was my fault I wasn't notified.\nThe staff at AZFCU really need better customer service training. I also bet there is no trouble ticket in their system to get suspicious transaction notification fixed.
__label__0 If there were an option for 0 stars that's what I'd choose. This place should be shut down. Years ago I made the mistake of taking my puppy Lucy to get spayed here and from the get go the staff was very rude and acted as if they were put out answering any questions I had at all. Later that day I picked Lucy up and her incision looked like a giant sloppy wound you would see in a horror movie. When I asked about it they assured me it was fine and would not send home any pain meds for her. The next few days Lucy was in extreme pain wailing and crying all night which shouldn't be the case. I thought that experience was bad but nothing compared to my brother's. Just yesterday my brother took his puppy Leo here to get neutered when they picked Leo up he was bleeding everywhere. When they brought it to the vets attention they assured them that it's normal to stop worrying. So they took him home. Well the bleeding wasn't normal he kept bleeding profusely to the point that his scrotum was completly filled up with blood and swollen up huge. This is the point they took him to the emeegency pet clinic where they gasped and said it is definatly not normal. They kept Leo overnight and good thing. They said if he wasn't brought in there was a good chance he would have bled out overnight. They also informed him that they get quite a few emergencies that come in after going to this hack shop North Phoenix Spay and Neuter Clinic. So take it from me if you can avoid this place at all cost if your pet means anything to you. I will never step foot in this place again.
__label__4 We had a wonderful experience with them.  They were friendly, readily available, and we liked how they weren't pushy with their sales.  After calling a few places for information and not liking their attitude and scheduling a free estimate with another company that pulled a no show, we went to Tile and Carpent Mecca on the recommendation of a co-worker.  We wanted to put in wood style laminate flooring in our hallways, dining, and kitchen area.  They came and did a free estimate and they were on time, didn't give us a two hour window, and they were in and out without trying to force a sale on me.  I liked this so my husband and I met with them on a Sunday in their shop (they opened to accomodate us) and they were friendly and honest from the get go.  They told us that we could probably find a cheaper alternative but the quality and service most likely wouldn't compare to theirs.  They said they aren't the cheapest but definitely not the most expensive.  They have a wide range of styles and price options available.  Once we placed our order, things got going and we are so happy with the results.  They had 3 guys come to our home to do the work, but we liked how the owner showed up with them initially, did random check-ins, and came afterwards to meet with us to discuss what we thought.  We've gotten so many compliments, we would definitely use them again.  The couple who owns the business are very sweet and down to earth.  It comforted me to know that we were supporting their livelihood and local business, so their reputation was on the line.  As opposed to if we ordered from Home Depot or Express Tile, the workers probably don't really care because they're in and out of peoples homes so quickly and they're not personally invested in the work.
__label__2 The food tasted really good, the time to make it, however, took a while.
__label__0 So ..according to The Sewers of New York, this was 75.00 dollars worth of food?!?! The food was edible and the service was sub par at best, and to top it off when we advised them of our displeasure, they didn't offer to make it right. Thank goodness we still have several days of our family reunion left!
__label__1 We had a family function here and I was sadly disappointed. I felt that the entrees were of average quality , but the service was terrible. We had made a reservation days in advance yet still the staff seemed unprepared for our service. We sat for ages until we finally had to ask for them to take our orders. I believe I asked for wine, then water 3 times as did other members of our party until my husband just started walking up to the bar and basically serving our party drinks.
__label__2 On the past experience of my friend with this Chinese restaurant, we went and tried Bamboo House. My friend did all the ordering... maybe we'll change that procedure on our next restaurant visit. Bamboo House claims to be a Chinese restaurant, but also lists Thai and Vietnamese creations.\n\nWhat we ordered...\n\nStarters: Seafood Soup - This was a very thick soup filled to the brim with seafood ingredients: Shrimp, Scallops, Abalone, Fish, vegetables, and some ingredients I could not recognize! Mistake #1: The soup itself had a tap water aftertaste! My friend disagreed... but I know I tasted tap water!\n\nDrinks: Mai Tai - Yummy, yummy... sweet and very alcoholic. The bartender really knows how to mix his drinks. And you get a little umbrella \"thing\" with your drink!\n\nMain Dishes: \n\nHouse Special Chicken - This dish was essentially Chinese Fried Chicken in a batter immersed in their \"special\" sauce. The batter was slightly crispy when bitten into, and was especially tasty and had interesting textures when consumed.\n\nKung Pao Chicken II - Off menu Kung Pao Chicken without the Cashews. Skinned Chicken with Shrimp, Mushrooms, Peas, Water Chestnuts, and Celery covered by their \"special\" sauce.\n\nBoth dishes were supposed to be spicy \"hot\".... NOT!\n\nMistake #2: Never duplicate any meat dishes... we discovered both dishes were immersed in their \"special\" sauce which made differentiation of the dishes difficult, at best! Did I just have the House Special or the Kung Pao? Let me take a close look! Not very creative cooking!\n\nDemographics of restaurant: All Caucasian clientele. Less than 30% of capacity.\nLocated in a small strip mall setting.\nService was friendly and attentive.\n\nProbably will not be coming back here for the food... But maybe for the Polynesian style drinks... They're pretty refreshing and Good!\n\nNext visit to any restaurant... I'm ordering for both of us!\n\nMy Friend's rating: 3\nMy rating:               2.25 (Saved by MaiTai)
__label__1 Meh, I've experienced better, pretty much covers it.\n\nThe young man who brought water and tea didn't know what tea he was serving us. No straws were brought- big peeve of mine. I dislike drinking from cups at restaurants.\n\nThe egg rolls tasted of perfume. Chicken chow mien was ok, $5.95 for M-F lunch special. They never asked if we wanted desert.
__label__0 I pull up and order a California burrito made with CHICKEN not STEAK.\n\nIt's after work and I'm HANGRY. (Hungry plus angry.) \n\nI wait in the drive up line for what seems like forever wish I had chosen to go elsewhere but looking forward to the cheese and the fries and the chicken that are about to arrive all wrapped up in my burrito.\n\nI ask the girl to make sure.\n\n\"This is a california burrito with CHICKEN right!? Not with steak.\"\n\nShe says yeah and I hear her ask the cooks in Spanish.\n\nI get my piping hot burrito. Too hot to eat so I drive it home.\n\nITS NOT A CALIFORNIA BURRITO AT ALL!!!\n\nIt's chicken with onions. That's it!\n\nNo cheese, no fries. \n\nNothing I wanted.\n\nI want my 7 dollars back.\n\nHow hard can it be!?  \n\nWTF!?  Aaaaaaahhhhhh.
__label__2 It's a chain restaurant what do you expect? ..... Chips and salsa to go... Watching the cowboys hot chips seems like good start
__label__2 I bought a Groupon for a cut, deep conditioning treatment, and style with Cassidy. This salon, and Cassidy, we're very friendly, and showed great customer service. The shampoo include a scalp and neck massage which was awesome. She massaged deep conditioner into my hair, covered it with a cap, then stuck me under the hair dryer for 10 minutes for unto soak in. Once she started to cut and style my hair I could tell that she wasn't very experienced, especially since it took her a very long time to blow dry my hair with a round brush. Unfortunately the hair cut turned out choppy and uneven, and she took off more than I asked for. I usually wear straight bangs, but told her that I would like to start wearing them to the side. She textured my bangs so they were as thick, but didn't trim them at all. She just pushed my bangs to the side, and put a lot of hairspray on them. When I got home and looked at my hair closer I am very disappointed.
__label__0 Regularly visit UPS locations all along Bell Rd as I have a small painting business with my fiancee and often ship express tubes with canvas in them. This location is by far the worst experience we've ever had with UPS. We had our tubes and canvas ready to pack on site and only needed to borrow some packing tape to get everything together. We were told by the owner that \"it would cost us\" and he pointed to the wall behind us where Scotch packing tape w/dispensers and rolls of thicker tape with out a dispensers were hanging. Fine. We don't usually expect to have to pay for tape since every other store offers it for free for people to pack items themselves. We decided to grab the roll with out the plastic cutting dispenser since those have had a history of breaking in my experience. We turned back around to ask to possibly use their more heavy duty dispenser but the guy had disappeared into a mail room. We called to him a couple times, \"Sir?...sir??\". Nothing. A little louder and I woke him up and got him to come back into our ongoing conversation. \"Sir, we'll buy this roll but can we use your cutting dispenser?\" \"No. No, I can't allow that. Those tapes have cutting dispensers there.\" We could tell this guy clearly didn't want to give us an inch of courtesy and the reason was unclear. We were nothing but pleasant to him. We placed the roll back on the wall and left. Obviously this guy gets so much business he doesn't need us to ever come back again as customers.
__label__0 I had quite an awful experience with Suzie's Mama Bear several years back.  It's been a while since it happened (about 7 years ago), but I definitely believe it is a cautionary experience worth sharing. \n\nI am now severnteen, but a while back ago, I used to be enrolled in Suzie's Mama Bear after school. It was just about the worst daycare experience I could describe for a child, but given my age, I was not able to articulate it to anyone. \n\nThe daycare, as I remember it, was a wild mess. Children were swearing all over, and none of the adults there would do anything about it. I had a dietary restriction to where I could not have milk, so my mother personally instructed them not to give me regular milk and brought them the milk substitute I should have drank for during snack time. The lady in charge never even bothered to use it, so I was unknowingly drinking regular milk each day without knowing it and having my health harmed.\n\nOne day, I was pushed by one of the older kids who was at the daycare, as bullying was quite normal there. I fell on my arm the wrong way and broke my wrist in multiple areas. I had to repeatedly ask the adult there to call my mom over the course of an hour before she actually instructed someone to make the phone call. Then, I had to wait about an hour and a half for the staff to actually call my mother because they seemed to view it as low-priority, thinking I may have just hurt myself. By the time I had arrived at the emergency room, it had been over three hours since I broke my wrist. \n\nSince then, I don't know what sort of changes have been made with the daycare, but I wanted to share my perspective. I definitely do not think this is a place anyone should be taking their children.
__label__2 Nothing fancy here but the price is right: $17 for a pedicure and plenty of polish colors to choose from.
__label__1 After visiting Earnhardt Lexus looking at the ES300h but not really getting serious I went to Bell Lexus thinking they would have a better selection.  They didn't but I took a test drive anyway. \nAfter a short test drive we sat down to go over the numbers.  I was unimpressed with the negotiations.  Although they were polite, they seemed relatively dysfunctional.  Earnhardt had mentioned incentive financing which oddly the Bell Lexus folks couldn't or wouldn't match.\nI went back to Earnhardt and got the car I wanted at a better price, with the financing Bell didn't (wouldn't) offer, and a better deal on my trade-in.  \nTo summarize, Bell Lexus was not really competitive on price, financing, or trade-in, but other than that they were OK.
__label__2 Love the bagels.  But . . . Need to have the boxes ready for grab and go. Never seem to have them ready when I get here, thus waiting in line contrary to the program. Bummer.
__label__2 basic food, nothing special, but all tasted good.  Limited menu, funny wine selection, no multipuciano, or other usual italian wines.  Just the popular basics.  Right next to Goodwill, but better than you'd expect
__label__0 DO NOT COME HERE! I'm not sure why this restaurant gets the reviews it does. First off... salmon is not white... its pink.  We spent 25 dollars on the special that was far from special.  Dried out crab stuffed in white chewing salmon. Really?\nThe veal... don't get us started.  Chewy and I'm not convinced it was actually veal. The vegetables on both plates were not even luke warm.  \nGo to Babbo and spend a 3/4 of what we did.  What I'd do to have my 80 plus dollars back!  Summed up... just buy a tv dinner and save the cash!
__label__4 Spinato's. Where shall we begin? First of all my boyfriend and I were looking to try someplace new, and thanks to you Yelpers we found Spinato's!\nFANTASTIC PIZZA.  I feel ruined.  I could never eat from another pizza joint and feel okay about it...This place is in its own league.\nThe only knock on this location is the ambiance leaves a bit to be desired. We'll be back :)
__label__3 I am a Chicagoan. Not the suburbs of Chicago, but the heart of the city. There are a number of things I miss about my city: Garrett's popcorn, neighbood festivals every weekend, Lou Malnati's pizza and of course my family.....not necessarily in that order. When someone says they have Chicago-style pizza I feel it is my duty to try it. There are a bunch of pizza places in Chicago that have amazing pizza and they all do it differently so there isn't just way one to make Chicago-style pizza, but Spinato's came pretty damn close. \n\nWe ordered the Chicago-style with 1/2 mushroom for my man. The mixture of yellow and red bell pepper was a nice touch, most places use green bell peppers. The sauce was a bit on the sweet side, I'm not used to that. The pizza was not greasy, had the right amount of cheese and toppings and the cornmeal crust reminded me of home. \n\nI'm happy to say that Spinato's lived up to the hype.
__label__4 Probably the best place for pizza and calzones. I love the atmosphere and service here. Its very mom & pop, but professional and fun at the same time. I've  taken my friends and family here, and both groups are quite critical in their own way... but they LOVED the place. My best friend Anthony is from NM and seriously comes to visit me because of our frequent visits to Spinatos - not to see me. \n\nObsessed with the spinach calzones. Joey is my favorite server. the riesling is divine.\n\nA+
__label__4 The gluten-free pizza at this place is amazing. In fact, I'd say it's the best gluten-free pizza I've had since I was diagnosed with Celiac Disease seven years ago. Unfortunately, I don't live in Arizona, but I can pretty much guarantee I'll be ordering the spinach special gluten-free pizza every time I come visit family. Bonus points: Redbridge gluten-free beer for only $3 a bottle!
__label__0 After reading all of the rave reviews for Spinato's we decided to give it a try.  We get pizza for Friday dinner often and I was looking for something better and closer to home.  This location is a few blocks off of my normal route, so I put in an online order for two pizzas.  Having had fast food places miss online orders in the past, I gave the shop a call to confirm that the order was received and that it would be ready on-time.  \nWe had other plans for later in the evening so timing was critical.\nAt the scheduled time I arrived at Spinato's expecting to go in, pick-up two pizzas and leave.  \nNo such luck.  One of the 'clerks' in the take-out area started pushing buttons and making odd faces at the register.  Then he called the other clerk over and the both start mashing buttons and making faces at two registers.  Then the short one says, \"I'm sorry, I don't have an order for you, I can make it up in about 10 minutes?\"  Knowing that they normally need 40 minutes to get their pizzas ready, I was looking at undercooked pizza or no pizza.  I opted for the second choice and left.  \n\nKFC for dinner.\n\nA half an hour after I was home and finishing the chicken, someone from Spinato's calls and says \"We have your pizza waiting\".  I told the young lady that the call was not appreciated and that I was in the store at the scheduled time and they had no order for me.  \n\nThen to add insult to injury, 3 hours after that, I get a text telling me that my order was confirmed.\n\nNot done . . .\n\nMy daughter really wanted to try the pizza and thought that the mistake was a one- time thing and we should still try the pizza.\n\nOK, we'll get pizza for Saturday.  So I run 20 miles each way to pick-up the same order they had lost at one store and picked it up from another location. \n\nYou can get better pizzas from the grocer's freezer.  \n\nThe crust is flat, no edge, looks like it was runout on a sheeter (machine that rolls out dough). \n\nThe sauce is tasteless, and just that, canned tomato sauce.  \n\nThe meats were also bland, who would expect that from a sausage and pepperoni pizza?\n\nPeople, this is not good pizza. . .  \n\n\n    \n\n\n\n were
__label__3 This place has become one of my new Chicago style Pizza places in this area. Been driving past this restaurant for way too long and finally decided to stop in and give them a visit.\n\nThey have a pretty good selection of many of the Windy City's mouth watering favorites. Inside is cozy and decorated with a traditional pizza parlor theme. There is also a nice patio outside for when the weather is enjoyable. Perfect during the nicer times of the year.\n\nTheir menu here consist of Appetizers, Salads, Baked Sandwiches, Pastas and plenty of Pizzas and Calzones. If you leave here hungry you are in big trouble. We always have a good portion of leftover pizza to bring home. Great for a midnight snack or when you have those late night munchies.\n\nExtremely friendly service. They will let you order your pizza and split it right down the middle. You can go crazy with two totally different kinds. They put a small line of sauce that shows you where it changes. Nice!\n\nSo far we have tried a 14\" Chicago on one side and the Combo version on the other. Came back a few weeks later and did a 14\" half Canadian with Nicole's Favorite on the other side. Great flavors with some really tasty ingredients. The pizza sauce here is a Chicago recipe and sweeter than what you would get at a NY pizza joint. So get ready and don't be surprised.\n\nCan't wait to try out their Italian Beef Sandwich and maybe a Chicago Steak Calzone. They even have Dessert. Saw the Cannolis last time but had no more room and was ready to explode.\n\nBring the family and friends. They will make you feel right at home. Get the thin crust so you can eat more without getting filled up. They also have thick crust for you dough lovers out there. PIZZA TIME!\n\n4.25 STARS
__label__4 Stand up guys. Scott took care of me and didn't pressure me into any repairs. He was kind enough to quote the needed repairs and offered to just do the bare minimum (safely of course) to get me back on the road.  I'll be referring friends to this shop so long as they are in business.
__label__2 So I'm a coffee fan through and through, and Starbucks to be sure is near the top my list usually. While this Starbucks is fine, staff service seems to be lacking. \n\nService is make a break, and unfortunately it's not making the grade today.
__label__4 ok -- so it's a dealership service center right?  just a GM corner of the world to take your money and leave you 'needing more' (more money or more repairs) ....right??   NOPE!  \n\nLund has always taken GREAT care of  my car. I have a little Saab and well, truth be told, it's needed a few repairs, one being pretty significant ....regardless i still LOVE MY SAAB!  \n\nEach time I have taken my car in, the service writers (Phil / Steve) have been GREAT!  They are helpful and know the vehicle -- they always makes sure i'm in/out of there as promised.   Their estimates are fair (i've compared them with others!!) and actually Lund tends to come in even less than they originally quoted.  Not sure about you but i'd rather be happily surprised with a smaller bill.\n\nWhen I pick up my car, I get a very detailed walk through of what they serviced, what i need to look out for, etc.  I also always return home in a very well cleaned car!  (nice little perk!) \n\nPrior to the economic bust - they gave me a free rental car each visit (all varieties of Saabs and even a CTS). That totally ROCKED ...but now, they only have the van service, which is still good - prompt, clean and courteous. \n\nThe waiting area has a variety of drinks/ snacks and tv / magazines to keep you entertained. Not the crazy \"spa, movie theater, yoga, tech center\" auto mall thing --but it serves me just fine!!  Always a danish or a bagel to be had -- even cookies / ice cream and pop corn !!! (ohhh it's a party over there!!)  hehehe \nbut seriously, i don't need to have my car repair bill to be more expensive so it can cover the yoga instructor or the spa service expenses -- i just want my car taken care of.\n\nMaybe it's a Cadillac Hummer Saab thing - but  I am a LOYAL LUND fan!  \njust sayin
__label__0 \"It's a manufacturer problem, not a dealership problem.\"  That's what I was told by\nGeneral Sales Manager, Ken Welsh during a phone conversation after posting my one star rating of the dealership on YELP earlier this month.  Mr. Welsh told me that there is really nothing he can do about the defective and poorly performing 2013 SRX which I bought from Arrowhead Cadillac in May, adding that my wife and I should just \"enjoy the car.\"   Quite condescending, wouldn't you say?  Would you want to buy an automobile plagued with problems from a dealership, only to be told that  that \"It is a manufacturer problem, not a dealership problem?   I think not.  THINK TWICE BEFORE BUYING A VEHICLE FROM ARROWHEAD CADILLAC.   2 THUMBS DOWN.
__label__1 No one bothered helping us : (
__label__4 The pad thai and yellow curry here are both amazing dishes.  They moved from one location further west in the strip mall to the location they are today.  The only place only had about 6 tables in it, where this place is roughly double in size.  \n\nYou'll have no trouble getting a table for lunch.  The lunch pricing is reasonable, and the service is quite good.
__label__4 Amazing food! Some of the best curry we have had! So craveable & authentic !!
__label__3 Love this little, genuine place! It has great lunches and has ruined me for pad Thai anywhere else in the valley! Their soups are a must!
__label__0 This place is a ripoff. I had a storage unit for 2 years here. When I deceided to give it up they would not prorate my fees when I was told by the staff and manager that they prorate fees. They had no concern for my situation, the staff is very unfriendly. DO NOT USE THIS COMPANY.
__label__2 Pinky's is a great place to stop for breakfast, or to grab a quick sandwich. The prices are good, and the service is friendly. It's the perfect place to take your really picky nephew who won't eat anything but grilled cheese or spaghetti... because they have something that he will eat.
__label__0 pinky's is closed
__label__4 I have been adopted by a cat. It's been in the 'hood for months. For the past few weeks it was bunking on my patio furniture at night and would run if I tried to get near, but this past week it started coming into my house for its slumber. So, I figured I best make sure the little guy's healthy (fortunately, it had already been neutered so I don't have to worry about the \"multiplying like rabbits\" phenomenon.). That's what made me think to review Dr. Stewart Cellers and Desert Hills Animal Hospital. \n\nWhen you walk through the door at Desert Hills you are, most often, greeted by a lovely white-haired lady named Lynne. I will never forget her kindness when my cat, Sissy, was hospitalized there for a few days. Lynne took such great care nursing her, always willing to answer my call with a progress report. From her updates, it was clear she was really getting to know MY cat. And, when the end was near for Sissy, the staff at Desert Hills were so supportive and empathetic... taking turns comforting my kitty. I'm so grateful for them! \n\nDr. Cellers is very knowledgeable and willing to take time answering questions. He gives great detail but does not confuse with medical jargon. He explains ALL options, is honest , empathetic and doesn't push. And, when you call for updates or test results, he'll be the one to speak to you directly! \n\nOffice visits/exams are about $30 which, I think, is pretty reasonable. Today, we wound up doing an exam and a full panel of blood work on my yet-to-be-named addition (to make sure all organs are functioning properly, no FIV or feline leukemia, etc.) and it ran about $150. \n\nI wouldn't even consider going some place else!
__label__3 Now I'm not from Kansas City but I started eating meat again awhile ago and I'm pretty picky about what kind of meat I put in my mouth believe it or not! I havent had a pork sandwich in a few years and I usually hate teh pork!! The way this was cooked, seriously it was not fatty or I never would have polished the whole thing off. I liked it that much! I have no qualms with throwing shitty food in the garbage where it belongs. The taste was really good with just the right smokey flavor the meat was tender and not dry. I was so full I didnt even touch my sides so I cant say anything about the fries, onion rings, or slaw. It was a bit pricey but this totally hit the spot for me the other night....that is all!
__label__1 The last time I went I was sooo happy with the food now I'm sooo sad. The day before New Yrs Eve I was craving some good BBQ. I promised myself no more meat except fish starting New Years. So this was pretty much my last hoorah. I was looking forward to it ALL day!! I had a burnt ends sandwich with fries and onion rings. Well I couldn't even finish the sandwich! It was dry and tough and tasted pretty salty. About half way through my stomach started crying for help. I felt like dude on Man Vs. Food I was determined to eat it but it turned awful. I had to stop eating and I thought I was going to die. I had a gallon of tea after that and luckily pulled through alive. Not at all like last time. NOT ONE BIT!! Oh fries were not good either not like McD's they were pretty greasy more like Two Hippies but without the thickness. Onion rings were ok  meh nothing to write about.\n\nStill sad about the whole thing!
__label__1 Full trash bins, over charged for free drink with sandwich purchase, unfriendly man working today.  \n\nThis is not what I am used to for a QT.
__label__4 I have been taking my doberman here for daycare for about 3 months after I was referred to them by a coworker who uses them as her vet - I have not switched to using them as my vet, but I may decide to in the future. \n\nI actually went to the facility without my dog and did a walk through and talked to the staff / trainers before I decided I would take my boy there I wanted to check it out.  I know probably a little overboard, but my dog is basically my child and I wanted to be sure that I would be comfortable leaving him there for a day - I actually visited 3 other places and this one was BY FAR the best. \n\nThe price is fair (about $17 per day for daycare) and they have a HUGE yard with grass, trees, kiddie pools, sprinklers. Last week the vet called me to say that Trey (my boy) was bleeding from his mouth - he probably bit himself or got too frisky with another dog - she said not to worry and that she would keep him in her office until the bleeding stopped. He likes to play rough so I completely understand that these things can and do happen. \n\nTo the guy who complained about his dog not being supervised and having to get stitched up: its a risk that you take when you bring your dog to a place like this - just like at the dog park things happen. What else should they have done?  Your dog got hurt and they fixed him..... I have been several times, andI know someone is always watching the dogs, but the yard is big and the dogs are free to roam around. \n\nAnother positive - their grooming prices are very reasonable and the staff is super friendly.
__label__1 This place seems like they gave up on watering all their plants - and not adding any new ones - a year ago...reminiscent of the final days of a going-out-of-business sale. \n\nThe slim selection of mostly desert plants looked mostly half-dead, even the cacti. There was a small selection of citrus trees (priced in the $100's) that were skinny as a pencil and had dried, shrunken fruit (lemons or limes so black you couldn't tell exactly what they were) falling off. In the green houses were more less-than-stellar looking plants.\n\nThere was a good sample of Mexican pottery, recycled steel landscape ornaments, and painted steel wall ornaments. Much of it was enjoyable to look at, but the prices were much more than I wanted to pay. \n\nOnly reason I didn't give this one star is that the young attendant was courteous and friendly.\n\nI had bought a $100 LivingSocial Coupon for $40.50 (with promotion), but after checking out the selection, decided to head home and get my money back. I went to Home Depot the next day and got five healthy plants for under $40 - which probably wouldn't have bought one similar type plant at Desert Gardens.\n\nUnless you are on the hunt for some particular rare cactus to fill your collection, save your money and time and go to Home Depot or even Wal-Mart!
__label__4 Had a battery fail which had been put in in Minnesota at a Valvoline so I checked locally to see if it was still covered under warranty. I spoke to Tyler who looked my account up while I was on the phone and found that my battery was covered, but that Valvoline no longer stocked that battery. He assured me they could replace it with a different one, but it would have to be ordered in which would take a couple of days. No problem for me and saved me a couple of hundred dollars.  He later called me to let me know when it was in. I then met Tyler when I came in to have it replaced and get my oil changed. He was just as organized, personable and efficient as he'd been on the phone. There are a lot fewer Valvoline's in AZ than in MN, so it is so nice that one is somewhat conveniently located to me and supplies the same exceptional customer service and friendliness. Even more, the owner of the Valvoline called me himself, as a random customer service check, and was also exceptionally nice and caring.  It's been more than six months, but my experience as Valvoline remains the best customer service experience I have had in the 2.5 years I have been in Phoenix.  That one person, Tyler, took control of my issue and handled it flawlessly from beginning to end over the course of less than a week seems to be a rare thing in AZ (much more common in the Midwest - so I am still adjusting expectations) and I remain so impressed, that as a client, it was all handled with minimum effort, follow-up or inconvenience on my part, that I wanted to write this review in the hope you can have a great customer service experience as well!
__label__3 Decent selection, fair prices, but could use more folks at the checkout lanes, or at least a process whereby they call up more employees to help out quicker.
__label__3 This is not the most up to date Bashas in the Phoenix area and it seems to be neglected by corporate. However, staff and cashiers are always super friendly and they work hard with what they have to make the store presentable. Its so close to my house that I love coming here. Keep up the good work Bashas employees!
__label__0 what is it with my luck paying money for services that fail to fix my problem? I went in to Big O Tires after seeing an advertisement on their window for an A/C check. After driving around 2 wks in a hot as hell car I said enough is enough and gave them a call to diagnose the problem. I was told that I was almost a pound low on freon and sent on my way. Yay! Cheapest option, right? Wrong. So very very wrong. Unfortunately I dropped by an hour before closing so I'm guessing I was rushed out while they were closing shop. They either never checked the air coming out of my vents for themselves or they KNEW they were ripping me off $150. As I pulled into my driveway 15 minutes later my car was no cooler at all.\n\nNext day I book it there to see what they could do since I just dropped some cash there. \"Come in Saturday and my A/C guy will take a look.\" Fine.\n\nCome Saturday I'm praying for a leak somewhere. Hey! I paid $15 for flourescent dye! It better prove useful. 30 minutes later and I'm told it is low. \"So it leaked since Monday?\" I asked. \"Monday?\" \"Yes. I brought it in Monday and paid for an evac and recharge.\" He had no idea. Smell something fishy yet? So he takes it back again and looks it over finally coming back to say he was wrong about it being low (REEEEEAAALLY FISHY) and it is either one of two parts. I was referred to a shop for them to check as they couldn't do it there but they couldn't refund me for the evac and recharge. However I could have this shop do the repairs and Big O wouldn't charge for the second evac and recharge that would have to be done on my car. First off... nobody would let someone leave their shop after doing work only to have someone else finish the job. WTF.\n\nSo here I am now spending a grand for a new A/C today when $29.95 was supposed to diagnose this a week ago.\n\nIf you are feeling charitable, at least pick a more honest organization to throw your hard earned money at. Now if you excuse me, I have a district manager to write.
__label__0 We went the evening of my little sister's 21st birthday to get shots to start the night out. She had never had alcohol and was excited to try her first shot. However, the waitress, Amy, was completely RUDE to us! After looking at my sister's ID, went to get a waiver for her to sign because her ID was, of course, still strait up and down. She laid it on the table and said in her snotty tone: \"Be prepared, you're gonna be filling out A LOT of these tonight!\" The only other words she communicated to us were rude, as well. Of course, the rest of the night, we didn't sign one single waiver. We told Amy we just wanted the two shots and then we'd like the check, but she didn't come back for another twenty minutes after giving us the shots! WE had to flag her down to get her to finally come back to the table, and the place wasn't busy at all. My fianc\u00e9 and I had been to this Gallagher's many times before and loved it, but Amy ruined our experience and we won't be coming back.  \nWe came in smiling and she totally killed the mood.
__label__3 The massage therapist, Susan, is one of those rare finds in a chiropractic clinic. She is an experienced and talented massage therapist whom I highly recommend.
__label__2 My car wouldn't start..normally we have some great mechanics in the area, but since it's the holiday season, we were in a bind. Everyone seems to be closed for vacation.\nFirestone is literally up the street; we had the car towed there, and the opening hours were definitely a huge plus. 7 am is perfect if you need to drop off your car before work.\nThe prices, in my opinion, are inflated, as are most of these chain auto places-and they always suggest a million other things that your car should get, but that you don't necessarily need.\nThey were there for me in a pinch and I am grateful! We had only the necessary repairs done, without being pushed for anything further.\nAs another reviewer posted, the promised times are way off. It took quite a few calls and an entire day to finally get my car done.\nI've had tires and oil changes done here too, and they are always courteous.\nIf you need to wait while your car is worked on, they have a little seating area, with free coffee and a small tv set;more than adequate.
__label__0 Their main goal is to upsell you on everything they possibly can... NOT CARE FOR YOUR PET!\n\nWe took our Golden Retriever for 3 1/2 days, when we picked him up we asked how he did... The man said 'next time you should really take advantage of the group play time'... that was it?? \n\nAs we are leaving we notice there is a 'resident cat'  wandering around with a major butt infection...\n\nMy main purpose in writing this is- our poor sweet dog came home with dog poop on the back of his coat (all crusted in) and it was not cleaned by the staff-- he either sat in another dogs poo or his own, but he was not cleaned up.  \n\nOur dog is and has been potty trained since we've had him.  The first night home from the \"resort\" he had major diarrhea in our bathroom and it had blood in it- we then noticed he was doing the butt scoot...???  Seems there are some infections going around there... shady!!!\n\nWe will NEVER take our sweet animal there EVER again... They do not care for the animals properly, who knows if they even ever let him outside or gave him water for that matter. \n\nBEWARE!!!\n\nConsidering calling the Humane Society to have them checked out.
__label__3 Me and my husband were in the area and decided to try this place out. I'm glad we did!! Food was delicious!! I love the chimichangas and the chips, salsa, and bean dip are great! We don't mind traveling from Tolleson to eat here.
__label__0 If you think making an appointment will prevent you from waiting - think again!  This salon is located near my house so I have tried it many times - each time hoping for a better experience.  Unless you are the first one in the door in the morning, plan on waiting.  If you have an appointment, you may even wait longer.  What is frustrating, is they will always tell you that will be a \"few minutes\" even if the wait is really 40minutes.  The last time I was there,  I had an appointment at 1:00 and wasn't seen until 1:40pm!  When I asked how much longer, the male owner, kept saying, \"few minutes.\"  When I gave him feedback on how it would be really nice if they could be more accurate with how late they are running so people could run to walgreens or come back, he said, \"If you don't like it - go someplace else- we have plenty of business!\"  Since I tip so well, I was shocked at how I was treated.   The fact that my gel polish would ALWAYS come off after only 1 week and the pedicures weren't that great made me wonder why I was even trying to make this nicely located nail salon work for me.  I will never go back!
__label__3 This place is having an amazing sale.  You buy one frame & the second is a penny!  I go once a year and buy tons of frames - I love the silver one's and they have some pretty cool contemp styles as well.  I give framed pics out as gifts quite a bit - who needs another tie or a sweater?  Everyone loves a nice pic!\n\nAnd since I go there a lot I know they aren't marking up there prices!  They have a great selection & the people have always been very helpful & nice.  I have also run in there when I need an item to finish up a painting (there paint supplies are a bit pricey) but there frames are great! Don't go during the lunch hour as they share there lot with several popular restaurants!
__label__2 Average location. My order was incorrect as was about 5 out of the next 8 I witnessed.
__label__4 As a Native Phoenician who now lives out of state I come here every time I visit family and friends.  The merchandising of this business is incredible.  Even if you are not into cigars you will be wowed by the display cases and the way they are laid out.  It is masterful and graduate level stuff.\nThis business is truly a place that backs up what they say on the web site.  The staff is very friendly and helpful and it  comes from example from the top, Mr. Seferian.  He is a cigar afficianado supreme and so courteous.  The selection is second to none and the atmosphere to enjoy your cigar is superb.  As a bonus, most of the people there introduce themselves to you.  Very very friendly.  If I lived in Phoenix, I would be a fixture at this establishment.  It is off the charts.  In terms of doing all the little things that make an establishment a masterpiece, this place has all things covered.
__label__2 Today, I was rushing from one place to another and needed some fast food.  Not feeling like a burger, I thought that Panda Express sounded convenient.  I was not disappointed though at the same time, the meal was not a gourmet one either.  There was only one person working the register while at the same time serving food so there was a bit of a wait (and the staff member was a bit flustered with much going on at once).  I am guessing that another staff member was on a break as there was a second person there by the time I left.  The restaurant was also kept quite clean though it appeared that the forks and napkins needed some restocking.  \n\nThe food, however, was fresh and as tasty as I had hoped it would be.  I got a two-item combo with fried rice, beef & broccoli, and string bean chicken.  I also added on a chicken egg roll.  The restaurant had several families, a few people on their own, and a couple all also eating, and it appeared that everyone else was also pleased with their meals.
__label__4 i use to go to this place few years ago and then i forgot about it after moving to another city.i just saw it on YELP and i remember their amazing selection.I think it is time for some russian caviar.
__label__0 I was referred by a friend and have had nothing but trouble with this office.  In November I found out I was pregnant and was having issues before my first appt; I had an emergency and had to get in right away and ended up seeing another doc.  I won't give names, but that doctor basically beat around the bush to tell me I was miscarrying instead of telling me flat out.  My husband literally played 20 questions with that doc to get a simple answer.  It was ridiculous.  Also in Novemeber I had the office call me on two different ocassions to reschedule because they made a \"scheduling error\".  As far as I'm concerned thats something they should fix since people take time off to make appts in the first place.  Fast forward to today, another emergncy appt and I just got a phone call from them that they canceled my appt. I am so furious with the way that they run this office.  Try and make your schedule work, don't cancel people.  I'm livid and would not return here if you paid me to!
__label__0 I wish I could give less than one star. There is no communication between the staff, their attitudes are poor at best, their reception is sloppy and they are commonly overbooked, and they frequently change insurance policies without contacting their patients about having to find a new office. I have never been so disgruntled with an office experience in my life and I would highly recommend finding absolutely anywhere else to take your business.
__label__4 My husband and I have been patients of Dr A. Katz for 14 years. He always treats us well, never makes us wait long to see him and listens. He has a good bedside manner and is extremely intelligent. We have always been pleased with his front office staff, RN's and NP's. Now that he's got a new location at Thompson Peak Parkway he is closer to our house. Dr Katz is just good people and a great doc.
__label__3 I like this little store. It's nothing compared to the giant store in north Scottsdale. However, I like shopping here because it's a little bit less crazy most of the time. They don't carry all the stuff (and no food court or bar-haha) that the other store has, but they still have most of the good stuff. I usually go there after shopping at Trader Joe's!
__label__3 My 2yr old daughter loves this place. We've been twice now, and she can keep herself busy for quite a long time...a plus when you also have a fussy infant to deal with! \nThe little buildings are cute and there are lots of things to play with in each one. My daughter especially likes the school, grocery and doctor's office. \nThere's a slide as well, which seems popular, and a baby corner. There's also a little cafe area, which I didn't expect.  Looks like things are pretty decently priced unless you want a sandwich. Snacks and drinks seem reasonable. I didn't look at everything, and we didn't eat there. \n\nI will say it could maybe use more lighting? Or something? It just seems a little under lit. But like I said, my daughter loves it.
__label__1 Saturday night. Looking forward to this show and we got here before 8pm. Show started near 930. So freaking crowded you can't see the band.  Its so loud you cant hear the band.  Fire Marshall bill would close the place. So over capacity you can't move. Let alone get to the bathroom. All about greed. Need to stop ticket sales while there is still room to move.
__label__0 I saw Courtney this afternoon for botox.  I've been getting botox on a regular basis for about 10 years & have never had an experience like this.  The ENTIRE appointment lasted about 6 minutes!  With the proper consultation, botox appointments typically last about 30 minutes.  \n1.) She did not discuss ANYTHING with me (other than to not exercise for 4 hours after the treatment)\n2.) She did not have me make facial expressions to determine where to put the product (EVERY Dr./nurse makes you do this, EVERY time)\n3.) She did not ask me one single question about what my concerns were\nShe basically came in, plunged the botox into my face, and said \"ok, you're all set\".  I was shocked and literally speechless & will never step foot into this establishment again.
__label__0 I cannot begin to express how poorly I think of Corporate Office Centers. As the reviewer before me stated, the location is ideal and the offices are lovely, but the customer service is atrocious. I had a one-year lease in the office with a number of challenges throughout my term. Unfortunately, my requests for assistance fell on deaf ears. The staff is trained to make money, NOT to help tenants. Below are some examples:\n\nShortly after I moved into the office, I was told that I could not use my AirPort to connect my Mac to my printer and make a wireless environment. That meant that I had to run wires across the office and inconvenience my clients when they visited the office. Apparently, had I paid an additional fee, I could have used my AirPort, which is NOT a router, as specified in my contract and verbally.\n\nThen, when faced with personal and professional financial challenges, I approached the management about moving to a virtual office or finding another solution so I would not have to endure continued financial hardship. Again, I was flatly denied the option to even discuss the situation. \n\nFinally, after ending my lease, I was BILLED! The management requires a substantial deposit, yet I was billed for mail forwarding and cleaning. I had less than $3 worth of mail forwarded to me because I picked up the other pieces. I also never used or publicized the number provided by Corporate Office Centers, as I just forwarded my own number. Therefore, my COC number was not used, even though I still received a $375 fee. And cleaning a 125-square-foot office for $325? I have had my entire 1,300-square-foot home professionally cleaned for little more than that. That amount is ridiculous, especially since I cleaned all surfaces before vacating.\n\nI will vehemently discourage others from using Corporate Office Centers as they are a complete rip-off. I have heard this tale of woe from others who were lured in and are now stuck. If you need an office space, do yourself a favor and avoid COC. It will only cost you if you go this route.
__label__3 I stopped by Federico's for a quick bite to eat.  I ordered two beef tacos with a drink.  The woman at the counter was doing double duty at the drive-through so service was a bit slow, but the food was excellent.  The tacos were tasty, ,the lettuce was very crisp and fresh, and I was totally impressed by the food.  Very very good value for the money.
__label__0 I have gone here a few times in the past because its the only place around. I have since began just ordering online. The customer service here is terrible and they make you feel really stupid. Avoid it if you can.
__label__0 Used to get their pizza all the time, but its been a few years. Husband and I stopped today for lunch. Halfway thru my 2nd piece, a cockroach runs across our table. It had been in my husbands napkins. We showed the mgr. he said that they had been having problems but had sprayed. Don't think that I will go back. The pizza is good but apparently the old building has issues.
__label__3 I've been coming here for almost 20 years. I stopped after the first visit, as the place was so smokey. It took me another 5 years before I revisited, and luckily they had become nonsmoking by then. \n\nGood decent food. Great Philly steak sandwiches. The Stromboli is also very nice. Sometimes a wait, maybe 10 minutes at worst. \n\nAlways cute women servers, but service sometimes spotty. I hate that I ask for a minute or two to look at the menu, and then have to wait 10 minutes to order. I wouldn't care if they got rid of female only servers, as long as they were attentive. \n\nThey usually have a good weekly special for $8 or so, with drink. Lots of sports on, if that's your thing.
__label__1 1st day for Cardinal football.  Thought this would be perfect. They raised beer prices by a quarter big deal. But the bad part is no sound for the cardinals game and they kept the juke box going.  We complained about it and they said to bad but the Dallas game that night we could listen to it.  Last year the girls could wear jerseys during football but not this year.  Thanks but no thanks
__label__0 I will never be back. We went once for dinner upon a friend recommending their cheese steak. We ordered an Italian sub and meatball sub. The waitress brought out the food within 3 minutes of ordering. My sub wasn't even hot which was a deal breaker for me. The Italian that I had a bite of had barely any meat on it. Thank goodness the fries were worthy. To top it off, our check was over $30 which is ridiculous for 2 sub-par subs, fries and 2 Cokes. It was Subway quality IMO. I really wanted to like this place.
__label__4 Glad to see so many people feel the same about Dr. Larson. My husband and I have been going to him for years, for regular \"maintenance\".
__label__4 WOW wow WOWwwwww! At first I expected this place to be a grocery store and was a little disappointed at first, but man was I in for a pleasant surprise. This place actually has books! Tons of them! I'm from Bosnia and wasn't familiar with the whole library/rent a book concept and at first I was offended that they wouldn't  take cash for the books I had chosen! I fought a bit ....especially when the worker said to bring them back in 3 weeks! However we worked things out! It's an amazing concept! You get to read a book for free and then take it back and choose a new book! America is so great
__label__2 Went here with an empty stomach but armed with a coupon, because that's how we roll! *ka-ching*\n\n'They say there's no such thing as free lunch' - Well, they've probably never used a coupon. We got the buy one lunch entree with beverage, and get another lunch entree for free!\n\nMy husband ordered the Chicken Parmigiana.\nVerdict: \"It's okay but it's not gonna win any awards.\"\n\nI got the Spaghetti with meatballs.\nVerdict: It looks like someone threw up blood on Kermit The Frog's face (see pic). It's okay, but I won't nominate it.\n\nService: The waitstaff's friendly but we got there early so we didn't really need to scream for attention like a spoiled 5 year old kid.\n\nAnyway, we heard their pizza's great so we'll probably be back to try them (with a coupon, of course). :p
__label__0 Price reflects quality and service.  5/2010 purchased wedding gown, brides maids and mothers (bride and groom mothers and grandmothers) dresses.  Girls were rude and our brides maids dresses seems and straps fell apart just before the wedding.
__label__1 I went here the other day to help my friend find a wedding dress. When we first got there we checked in and then were told that our helper (can't remember her name) was finishing up with some other clients and to take a look around. We were told to flip the dresses that we wanted outward instead of taking them out ourselves. We walked around for nearly 15 minutes after the appointment was booked.\n\nFinally the helper came over...but by this time someone had put some of the dresses back to normal because obviously on a Sunday we weren't the only ladies there. So that was frustrating. \n\nNext, it turned out they had barely any dresses in her size - what kind of bridal store doesn't carry a good range of dress sizes (she is not unsually small or large)? I surely didn't expect that. She pulled one dress for my friend to try on...which she ended up not liking (not their fault, of course).\n\nThen our helper dissapeared for 20 minutes. Because she had only pulled one dress we were just standing around. She had, I believe, more than 2 brides booked, which is silly because this is for their special day, you should make your customers feel good and that you appreciate them. I finally had to go tell a manager because I couldn't even find the helper in the store. \n\nThe good thing here is that the manager came over herself, with the helper, and helped to pull dresses - THIS is why they get 2 stars instead of 1 because at least she tried to help the situation and listened to my concerns. \n\nHowever, even despite my friend showing her photos of what she was interested in (the poufy type fairy tale dress that is very common) she kept pulling dresses that were SO OFF of what she wanted. She didn't make the bride or any of the rest of us feel good about shopping there at all.  They also kept showing her dresses WAY above her budget!\n\nSo we left feeling completely unsatisfied. It was nice that the manager tried to fix the situation but it still didn't help. \n\nWe ended up at Adore Bridal boutique, where the consigned dresses are listed by size and she found the perfect dress.
__label__0 I am really disappointed with the service and experience I had with this David's Bridal. Today I went in for shoes for my bridesmaids and the help I received was interrupted and just bad. They only had 3 of the 7 sizes I needed and when I asked questions regarding ordering them, their future shipments, etc. I got \"unsure answers\". I was frustrated but understood them not having all the sizes I needed. When I pressed for how I was going to obtain them, she never offered helpful information. It was only after I asked do other stores ship them to your location? No. Are you getting more in? Not sure. If other stores have them and I cannot drive there is there an option? It will be $15 to get them shipped per shoe/store. This was not great information or service. She gave me a list of a few locations that had some of the sizes but did not offer to call them to confirm. I left feeling unimpressed.\n\nLater, I called the stores she gave me and 2 of them did not have the sizes in stock that I was told. Now, I work in retail so I know your onhands can sometimes be off, but this disappointment could have been halted if she would have called to verify herself. I finally got a very helpful, friendly associate at the Avondale location (Jessica) and she did not have the shoes either (like the first associate said again) but she gave me options right away. She confirmed that she could ORDER the shoes and get them shipped to my closest location or to my house. An option I never heard from the Tatum location! I was happy to do this, and I even paid the one time $15 dollar fee to get them shipped to my house to avoid going back to the Tatum location and dealing with that horrible service. When Jessica was processing my order, she even made a remark that they didn't fill out any of my information correctly in the system and had to do a whole profile with me over the phone; even though I had been to the Tatum location twice (and purchased items both times). \n\nI wasn't going to put the employees name that helped me because I did not want to be rude, but please ensure management revisits training and what great service looks like with the employees working today, Saturday. I am not looking forward to picking up the shoes I already ordered... I hope I have a better experience then.
__label__4 Wow! So since we were on a budget we decided to go to the warehouse. I made an appointment 4 days before we would be there (coming up from prescott)  and was able to get in no problem. When I got there I was immediately greeted and met with my consultant Rhonda. Oh Rhonda! She took everything I said into consideration! I was set on the trumpet style dress, but was open to other styles. Rhonda ran around the store twice pulling dresses within our budget! I found my dress in our first round! I did try on 5 total, each with great merits and parts I had told her I wanted. But #3 was the one I fell in love with. Rhonda also helped alot as far as veils and tiaras went, bringing the whole experience into all that it would be on my wedding day! I met with a store manager as well (Erica I believe?) Who was extremely nice and offered any help she could provide. All in all the experience was more than I could hope for, and am so grateful for Rhonda helping me through one of the most taunting tasks of my wedding haha.
__label__4 Today was my first visit to Gab's I picked them after reading some Yelp reviews. I took my 2008 XTerra to Gab's to check the charging system after the quick-oil-change place on Bell Road told me it was failing. I called ahead, the receptionist was extremely friendly and said I could come down for a quick diagnostic test to see what's what. So I drove right down there. My first impression of this shop was off the charts great. The waiting room is bright, clean and spacious. The check-in was quick and painless. There's free WiFi with the secret code. Ask the receptionist. I barely had time to settle into a chair with my coffee when the technician came back with the results. The alternator was good but the battery was failing. Then came the best news you can hear from your mechanic: There's no charge today. Wait, that's my bad ear, did you say no charge? Yep, no charge for the diagnostic test and no unnecessary repairs suggested or completed. I' moved from know to like to trust in just one visit! Gab's is now my go-to auto mechanic for future needs. Thanks Gab's! I'll be back.
__label__0 The last tome I was in I was waiting for my motorcycle to be finished woth service next door. The wings tastes awful and the fries were clearly frozen store bought. The place still smelled like rotten feet. Later that night I got terribly sick and had diarreah for hours. Clearly the chicken had turned. Will not go back! Truly awful!
__label__0 i'm not sure if this is the walmart branch, but it doesn't matter.  i moved her and opened an account at walmart (which i absolutely despise), but it was close and i don't know the area.  i came here with a cashier's check from my other bank. so for 10 business days i had no money.  so i called a day earlier so i can buy some food and the girl asks the supervisor that if i have proof that the check has cleared then i could access the money. so after some calls i get the proof and when i call back they tell me i can only have a portion of the money. even though it has cleared, i can't even touch my own money.  what bullshit!!!!!!!!!!  because i was new.  who fucking cares if i am new.  if i have money that the check has cleared, then i should be able to use MY money.  total bullshit.  also, when you call each person tells you different information.  i don't think the left hand knows what the right hand is doing in this place.  i plan on finding another institute and will make them give me all cash so this shit does not happen again.
__label__4 Went in after a shift at work and was starving. I just had a baby 11 weeks ago so I'm trying to watch what I eat. They have new flavors of sauces that Louis showed me and samples me on. So I ordered the all white meat chicken with brown rice and veggies. I asked for extra broccoli and less rice. Louis took the time to show me if it was enough rice and veggies or sauce. You can tell you have some one working for you that cares about the customer. Thanks Louis
__label__0 I have to agree with the 2 guys that gave this place 1 star. The people are pretty cool that I've met while staying here but that is the only good thing I can say about this place. We stayed here because it is close to our house that is being remodeled. The management is horrible they will never take ANY responsibility if something happens! We moved in and we had to sleep on a beat up mattress and a box spring that had wheels screwed into it. After 2 nights we started getting bit, it turns out the box spring had bed bugs in it. When we complained the awesome management and they accused us of bringing them in.  These cheap people would not get rid of the box spring so we threw it out. Went and bought a bed and used that for the rest of our stay. We bought the wifi that the complex offers but the signal is so bad we ended up getting a refund. I have lived in rough places but this was by far worse than living in the projects. Please think twice about renting from this place save yourself some headaches and look elsewhere.
__label__4 Have been looking for a good deli around the office for quite some time now, decided to let Yelp help me and low and behold this is what I found. This is the real deal, freshly prepared sandwiches that are too die for! Plus a variety of fresh sausages, meats etc. Will be making this a once a week lunch run for sure! Try the #14!
__label__4 Man, this place is just good.  I don't know if it's a European, American or Polish deli, but the sandwiches are damn good.  Hell it could be called Best of Antarctica Meats & Deli and they would still have some of the best sandwiches in town.  When you buy a sandwich, you actually get two, so keep that in mind.  The sourdough bread is amazing.  The cold cuts are very high quality and delicious.  I purchased a few Polish sausages to go and made them at home later.  Wow.  Impressed.
__label__0 I'm seriously so over sprint. Spotty coverage, half the time my apps don't work because of low coverage... dropping calls, etc. Not to mention messing up payments and bills.\n\nTonight, however, I'm livid. My iphone died and I plugged it into my charger for 30 minutes. No luck. I tried two other chargers and still nothing worked. So I took it in to the store.\n\nSome employee with blondeish hair and black rimmed glasses came up and immediately acted annoyed he even had to help me. I explained my problem and said he could try plugging it in to their charger but \"if its anything more than that, youre gonna have to wait\" Ummmm ok, rude.\n\nHe told me it was working fine and that I could just buy another charger if I wanted. No, I'd rather not waste my money. I got home and its been on the charger making the same screen it made at the store for an hour now, and it's still dead.\n\nSprint might want to have knowledgible employees when it comes to Apple if they're going to be dealing with iPhones. Guess I'll head over to the Apple Store for help tomorrow. Sprint and their employees are useless.
__label__2 Sabas Mediterranean is a great little restaurant for date night or family night. The staff is always friendly and can answer any question you might have. \n\nThey also have a great $5 gyro happy hour! Which is an awesome deal because the gyros are very tasteful.  I also really like the falafel.
__label__1 My wife, son and I have been going to Casey Jones now for quite some time, however this most recent time we went the quality of everything kinda seemed to jump off a steep cliff.   We went in with some friends the other night and ordered some of their newest burger the \"Juicy Lucy\", after ordering them medium, we were rewarded with two burgers that not only seemed to be bleeding but the cheese the oozed out of them reminded me of a horror flick where the guy gets stabbed and his guts just pour out.   After taking the burgers back to the kitchen and being assured the would be taken care of, the burgers deffinately came back cooked... almost with a propane torch, talk about hockey pucks! and to top it off we didn't even get cheese in the new burgers making them not so.. Juicy ya know.   Where as before I would have preached this place to others, I can honestly say we won't be making a return trip until they get a better cook in the kitchen, didn't think it was possible to botch a burger, let alone four! this place has astounded me in the wrong direction =/
__label__0 As a diehard Packer fan living in Phoenix, I have been going to Casey Jones' for 4 seasons almost every Sunday.  Each year has progressively gotten worse than the last.  Service is appalling, food quality is dirt poor (except for the wings), everything is filthy, and the hospitality, overall, is terrible.  A week ago I went in; it started the season off on a bad note... I even called the manager over to explain that I am a loyal customer and hadn't seen it this bad EVER.  He didn't have much to say as I gave him some gentle feedback on my experiences, he didn't even apologize or thank me for my loyal business.  I pledged to myself I will never drop another nickel in that place again after that.  Not even for a DIE HARD Packer fan...
__label__0 I have a misleading cited to shop at best buy again. I bought my laptop there in December, after an update it stopped working. Spent hours on the phone with the manufacturer who told me Best Buy would cover this they didn't care to even look at the computer. Its funny I brought it in the original box and packaging and everything. Horrible customer service.
__label__3 I had never been to a Ruby Tuesday's outside of Flagstaff Mall and was never impressed with that one.  We ended up here because it appears to be the only actual restaurant inside PV Mall, and it was too hot to walk across the street.\n\nNow, I don't know if the menus vary by restaurants, but this one had a completely different menu than the restaurant in Flag.  Much smaller and much better.  I had an avocado quesadilla.  Now you may think it would be hard to screw that up, but I was prepared for some green crap mildly resembling avocado, but it was actually the real thing.  My husband had the chicken pot pie.  That looked yummy-it was in a bowl of puffed pastry.  He was pleased.  Great salad bar, too.\n\nWhat stood out was the service.  Excellent.  Would definitely come here again, but probably would still shy away from the chain otherwise.
__label__2 We ate at the bar. My steak was cooked exactly medium rare but over seasoned. It had so much pepper on it that it made me cough...and I love spicy food. I was with a party of 5 but they only brought one loaf of bread; we had to ask for more. The bartender was friendly, but our server was an apparition.
__label__1 Perhaps certain places don't deserve the lowest rating because the person doing the reviewing is not a good fit for that particular kind of place, and so, cannot review it accurately. Because of this, I gave this place an extra star just in case I am biased against these types of places.\n\nNow I will paint humanity with a wide brush and put us all into two camps: \n\n1) Those who would rather play with a dog outside on the lawn on a nice warm afternoon.\n\n2) Those of us who would rather slip outside the backdoor of a rock club in Berlin to snort a quick line.\n\nLet me just say that in my camp we have no use for, nor desire to ever return to, this Outback Steakhouse type of establishment.\n\nWhat I truly think about this place is not suitable for public utterance, but I will go so far as to say the food was dull, the drinks were mixed as if they were for a teething child and not a grown man, and the atmosphere looked as if the decorator was commissioned from the school of bathroom design.\n\nIf you died and went to this place, you would not be in hell, but you would not be very happy.
__label__0 First time here.  It's too bad the food is pretty good because the service is horrible. It wasn't busy and the cashier girl gave us such an attitude as we were trying to decide which bread we wanted (it only took us 2 seconds max).  Food took awhile which is fine because you can't rush good food, right?  Well, then the cashier girl forgot one of our items, made me wait while she helped more customers that walked in after I waited in line to get the item, gave me more attitude when I asked her for it and the gave me the greasiest looking soup imaginable.  It's too bad the other food items in our order are pretty good because we won't be back.
__label__1 Asthma and respiratory sufferers avoid this place like the plague.  It stinks to high heaven of cheap teen cologne.  The merchandise is still over priced and staff is dumber than a box of rocks.  On the plus side, it's a great place for decent men's sweat pants.  Just make sure you don't pay full price.  Also wash the clothes when you get them home,  they will stink like their cologne.
__label__2 I know what you are thinking... why is this girl reviewing another Sports Authority?!  Well, I drive by this SA location all of the time and every now and then I pop in if I have some time to spare.  After all, I'm always in the market for a new workout outfit to motivate me to get to the gym!\n\nI recommend going to this or any SA location when in need of sports apparel, shoes, or equipment.  The selection is decent, sale racks can be great, and regular pricing is on par with most other places too...\n\nFor any girls that like the color PINK or are training for one of the many walks to find a cure for breast cancer, the selection of PINK apparel is pretty good right now and they have some really cute stuff to choose from in Nike, Addidas, Puma, Champion, Under Armour, and more!\n\nParking at this location is easy as it's a shopping center with plenty of spots to choose from.
__label__0 Was there awhile back. Food was just average. However the reason for my 1star review-   On my way out i ordered a piece of chocolate cream pie to take out.   When I got home I opened the box and inside was a dried up piece of pie.   Literally.  I put my fork into the whipped cream and the entire whipped cream came off in one piece.  Underneath the chocolate was dried and cracked.  It was the consistency  of something that sat for 2 weeks in an arid place.   Im not making this up.  The pie had to have been a couple of weeks old.  What bothered me though was that waitress HAD to have known the pie was old.  The staff HAD to have passed it several times over the weeks.  I was floored.  I threw it out cause it was too late to drive back there.  Da did they think I wouldn't notice!  Will never go back there because that wasn't just a mistake.   They didn't want to loose money so they sold me it to instead. And they are famous for their pies.   What a laugh
__label__3 Very good quality / price ratio. Warm and friendly welcome, good effort to understand my broken English. Well located, very good comfort room and spacious. The restaurant on the 27 th floor very well. At recomander.
__label__4 The most outstanding customer service and extremely efficient wash, details, and oil changes! Anything and everything I need exceeds more than my expectations. I go to this wash at least two times a week and I leave happy every time!
__label__1 I've been going to Classic Barbers since 2003, now with over 40 visits documented in my home accounting program.  Like others, I've been served by all of their barbers and have been fully satisfied with their services.  However, I am not going back.  They've instituted a new policy by charging extra for payment by credit card .  I'm sure they have their reasons.  I hope their reasons outweight the downside of losing loyal customers.
__label__0 So, I just moved in the area and was looking for a new place to get my hair cut. I gave this place a call and politely introduced myself and asked the woman on the phone whether they did only appointments or walk-ins today. She interrupted me mid-question and answered in a tone acting as if I was some kind of annoying pest. I ignore it and ask their approximate wait time and she laughs at me, says \"ugh.. just come in!\" *click* Yes, she hung up on me. The phone call lasted all of 20 seconds.\n\nI immediately called a different barber shop and took my business to somewhere else. As a suggestion to whoever manages this place, please train the bitter, angry woman who answers your phone to have some basic courtesy because you just lost a potential twice-a-month loyal customer.
__label__3 Just moved back to Phoenix and decided to check this place out. Peter cut my hair and did an excellent job. I also got a neck shave followed by a surprise neck and head massage. Total came out to $21 bucks, which I thought was a great deal. I'll be back to see Peter again.
__label__2 We had been told by a few people to go here and get our mattresses. I had called the store and had gotten a quote for a set and then sent my husband in to look at it. A couple weeks went by and a living social deal popped up $39 for a $200 voucher.  It sounded to good to be true-right? Well it was! I purchased the voucher and headed over a couple days later to get a bed.  When I got there the sales guy told me that he already reduced all the beds $200 ( voucher-can't be used with any other sales) and that basically the living social deal is no good. Hmmmm that sounded a little unethical to me. He basically went into a contract with living social and then turned around and said he reduced everything so therefore the voucher is void! The funny thing is he quoted me prices weeks before the living social deal and had NOT changed his pricing from then????\nDon't get me wrong his prices are decent I just wasn't impressed on the fact that he did the living social deal just to get people in the door.  I went home and contacted living social and they refunded my $$$ and said that if this is what he did then he broke his contract with them and these are not the businesses they want to work with.  Again decent prices just didn't like how this deal was handled.
__label__4 Great service every time. Always seem to have what we need. Today I took in 5 watches. Normally I go to another place for watch batteries that might be a little cheaper, but lately I was having trouble getting there before closing time. This place is open til 8pm on weekdays and 7pm on Saturdays!  Even 10-5pm on Sundays!!  This is great news.
__label__1 They do have just about any kind or type of battery. My issue is with the website. After looking up the battery you need, then you select the store nearest you and check stock. Then you arrive there to purchase the battery and they tell you they DO NOT HONOR THE INTERNET PRICES. When the internet site directs you to a store they should honor the price.
__label__3 Love this Jamba Juice.  The bo-go coupons come through so often that it makes it tough to go there without one.  I have to modify my order to make it dairy.  Pet peeve- it's \"sherbet\", not \"sher-beRt\".  There is no second \"r\".  If you're in the smoothie biz, please say it right.
__label__4 THE BEST DIVE BAR I HAVE EVER BEEN TO!!\n\nI used to live off of Bell Rd. and Tatum Blvd. This place wasn't that far from where I used to live. I used to come in every Friday and Saturday nights. \n\nGreat place, the karaoke is great (I sang there a few times myself), and the drinks are reasonably priced. \n\nSince I moved in 2004, I have only visited it about 3 times since. And the last 3 times were all new people and new bartenders. So I didn't know anyone anymore. The last time I had been in was last year in 2010. I still liked it and only 1 person remembered me. But I still liked it, lol!
__label__1 I used to love this place back in high school, so I decided to drop in for a delicious protein smoothie. \nI ordered a medium high protein smoothie, and was absolutely salivating over the upcoming flavor as I hadn't eaten all day.\n\n Well my first disappointment came with the price, a whopping $10.00 for a d*mn medium smoothie! Holy cow! What are they adding to this to make it so god-like you ask? I have no idea, my only add on was friggin peanut butter, which was only a small dollop. \n\nMy second complaint was the service, although it wasn't awful, it certainly didn't entice me to ever want to return. \n\nI think I will stick with One Stop Nutrition, I can get the same exact smoothie, with peanut butter, for $5.00. \n\nI'm not trying to bring the gavel down on this place, but they certainly need to double check their prices, I definitely don't taste the quality or see the justification in charging an arm and a leg.
__label__2 A-OK sounds right.  We all wanted some Italian for our family fun night dinner, and we were kinda on our way to that side of town (half way on the way, jump street on 59th and bell) so I figured whats a little further gonna hurt if we go somewhere that is suppose to be pretty good.  Yelp says its good for kids, but we felt like maybe that isn't exactly correct when we walked in, there were no other kids at all.  I try to teach the kids that nude art is not wrong, but they were still caught off guard, so the statue and paintings made them feel like it was not for kids either.  Overall there was a strong feeling of eyes looking at the table with the kids...I could have been feeling self conscious, but it wasn't all in my head.  I  went into an \"oh well, its no biggy\" mode just so we could eat and move on with our night.  We had driven over an hour to get there, so we were starving and not willing to hunt something else down.  \n\nOur waiter was nice, but was also busy with a big party, so our service took a lot longer, but that is totally fine and understandable.  The bread and butter was very good, it made me excited for the meal to come.  I ordered chicken Parmesan, the Hubby and oldest ordered Chicken Fettucini Alfredo, and the youngest ordered lasagna.  Overall the food was OK.  It wasn't bad. The marinara is good, so my parm was good. The kids gobbled their food up. It was not wonderful, amazing, great, it was good. \n\nEven if it were not so far, I can't say I would be back again.  I think we could have had a little better food right here at Babbo.
__label__1 So we got duped by all the rave reviews for this restaurant. First we get escorted to a tiny little table that was practically like sitting with the people at the next table. We asked to sit at the many empty tables for four. Were told no as they all had reservations. The waiter must have noticed the perplexed expression on my face because he came back after we sat and told us that a reservation had cancelled and offered us one of those tables...So points for that...Side note, all those tables were empty for the entire time we were there.\n\nI ordered the Chicken with prosciutto...I promise you that what I got was chicken with some sort of thick slab of very salty pork product that was not prosciutto, accompanied by the limpest over done pasta I've ever had..The noodles broke in the fork because they were so water logged and soggy. Also served with a basic marinara sauce that in no way complimented the lemon wine sauce on the chicken. My husband ordered the special..seafood risotto. Plenty of seafood, but we're still trying to decide if it was really risotto or some undercooked rice..There was none of the creaminess associated with well prepared risotto.\n\nAfter that we decided to go for broke and order the tiramisu..You can get better at your basic supermarket bakery.\n\nThe service was very good as the waiter and busser were very attentive..
__label__3 Great Salsa!\n\nWhile driving down Cactus we had a sudden craving for Mexican food and stopped at the first place we found. \n\nWe were seated immediately and had wonderful service, I saved the receipt so I could remember to put her name in my review but I can't find it. Once I do...I'll let ya know!\n\nWe had a slew of folks that helped bring drinks, chips, salsa and everything else that we needed. I was pretty impressed with the level of service we received. \n\nThe ONLY downfall is not having an Italian dressing that's not creamy. No one likes creamy dressing. Please get a true vinaigrette  on your menu. I loved your taco salad but didn't have a good dressing to put on it. I promise to add this to my roatation if you do.
__label__1 i really hate to do this, but i have to. service was slower than slow. my bagel + cream cheese was super skimpy on the cream cheese. turkey chili was lukewarm and not as good as it should have been. the staff seemed gloomy and sad. it just wasn't a good experience. it really is too bad, i haven't had lunch at a einstein's in forever and i was hoping it would be as good as i remember it.
__label__0 2/2/11- Talk about going downhill! Dunno know if it is a new mgr or what but when I get a roll with my salad and the bottom half is covered in black mold...EEK! \n\nThis little stuck-in-the-seventies place is the restaurant at the Belair Golf Course off of Bell Rd. Its really somewhat of a hidden gem though if you're looking for regular ol' American food. Its quiet, has a lovely view of the lake, peaceful, good service and above average food. The breakfast is especially good with the chicken fried steak being my personal favorite. Its actually real steak not some pre-breaded b.s. I like the club sandwich for lunch- generous amounts of meat, fresh lettuce & tomato, hot fries- how can you go wrong? My only reason for not giving it another star would be the decor. Its perfectly fine, I guess. It's clean. Its just so seventies. But, hey, go there to relax with friends, get a drink from the bar and soak up the seventies charm.
__label__4 Mango Habanero tacos. Amazing. The employees here saw that we were hungry, and they were slammed. I was so elated when they swung by and gave my boyfriend and I a total of 4 free meal coupons out of a thank you. A little patience goes a long way, and so does gratitude for your customers. Best Rubio's ever! :)
__label__0 Never eat here. They got my order wrong and put some spicy sauce on my taco that made me throw up.
__label__1 First off let me say that up until tonight I was a huge fan of Rubios. I would always order their grilled shrimp tacos or bean and cheese burrito. It always tasted fresh and wasn't greasy. However, tonight I decided to try their new California bowl. I was expecting it to be somewhat similar to Chipolte's burrito bowls. Well . . . the concept was, but in reality it was not even close. The rice was clearly over cooked as it was all mushed together and had no flavor. I assume it is called the California bowl because of the guacamole. However, the amount of guacamole was highly disappointing. Once I mixed all the bowl ingredients together, I couldn't even taste the guacamole which is the best part. I added chicken and again highly disappointed with how much chicken they added. I could barely taste that there was even chicken. Overall, the NEW addition to the menu was a huge disappointment. In the future, Chipolte will be the only place I go for a delicious burrito bowl.\n\nOn a side note, I was also disappointed when Rubio's stopped carrying carnita's. They have two strikes against them in my book.
__label__2 I graduated from PVHS in 1976, the Bicentennial year! Moved to Phoenix (and into PVHS) near the end of my sophomore year, 1974. By comparison, the high school I left (in Wisconsin) and the school I came to (PV) were opposite ends of a coin.\n\n1. There aren't any cowboys in Wisconsin. In contrast, I got to describing PV as \"6,000 cowboys and the Drama Club.\" And I wasn't far off. \n2. None of the required reading in my high school in Wisconsin (Slaughterhouse 5 by Vonnegut and Siddhartha by Hesse, for example) we even AVAILABLE in the PV library. I remember asking about those titles and the librarian called them \"smut\" and seemed offended that I would ask. (If found out that if you wanted to read those books you had to take classes from Mrs. Alderman, who was the best English teacher EVER. She just passed in 2011 at age 97. )\n3. The quality of education in Wisconsin, on a scale of 1-10, was 12. Here, they were happy to teach at a level of about 6. \n4. Smoking at both high schools was not allowed but people did it anyway. Smokeless tobacco though? In Wisconsin nobody'd even HEARD of it. Out here, it was Cowboy Candy! Guys were spittin' that shit all over campus.\n5. You could bring a knife to school and wear it on your belt and nobody cared. In Wisconsin, nobody even thought about doing that.\n6. By coming to PV I managed to get through high school without ever writing a \"term paper,\" because none of my teachers ever asked for them. In Wisconsin I couldn't have avoided it.\n7. The study hall was a great advancement out here, compared to the cafeteria used in Wisconsin. PV's study hall was a separate building with a very small room you could actually study in. The rest of the building was filled with air hockey machines, pool tables, a snack bar and a stereo playing whatever albums kids brought in to play. \n8. I will say that the English department down here had it all over my Wisconsin HS, because you could take classes based on types of literature. I took Science Fiction, Humor in Literature and other interesting classes.\n9. In Wisconsin,the drinking age was 18, which means seniors and teachers frequently socialized at the same bars. This led to odd situations, to be sure, but nobody went to jail for it. In AZ at that time drinking age was 19. That didn't keep the occasional teacher and student from commingling, but nobody cared. It was a different time.
__label__0 How on gods green earth does this place have 5 stars? I had the worse experience today and would never, ever recommend this place to anyone. \n\n1. They had extreme police videos on Spike tv on full blast the whole time. I always bring my kindle to nail salons to read while I get my pedicure and could not concentrate at all because the volume was so loud. \n\nThe women who was doing my mani and gel pedi was way more concerned with the tv than my nails, to the point that she cut me while trimming my cuticles. I had to tell her that I was bleeding before she even noticed, she had literally just been watching the tv for about 30 seconds WHILE USING A SHARP OBJECT ON ME!!! \n\nI dont know about any of you, but when I go to a nail salon I want to relax a little bit, not listen to sirens, gun shots or a narrator talk about how long people will be in prison for trying to kill their husband... maybe I am crazy though? \n\n2. The gel manicure itself was horrible, 4 of my fingers have polish along the back of my nail bed and my pinky does not have any polish along one side. I tried telling the women while was doing the mani, but she just kept shaking her head and say it was fine, I am pretty sure she did not understand me. \n\n3. After she was done, I politely said \"I am very unhappy, this is not the type of manicure I am used to.\" She said, that she thought that they looked great and acted as though I was crazy. All the workers at this point started talking and the owner came over. She was young, and clearly lacked experience in customer service. She did not offer to fix them and said I had to pay. I gave her my credit card and told her I would never be back. \n\n\nHORRIBLE!!!!!
__label__0 This place has completely given up. I don't know if they have had new owners within the last 4 months or so but its gotten really bad. Unless your one of the regulars who have probably been drinking since 11am you don't get much attention here.\n\nJust went there tonight for the 35 cent wings on Monday night. Waited 5 minutes before the lazy waitress decided to come greet me. Placed my order right away as I could tell how often I would see her again. Just got 2 dozen wings. ....... 45MINS LATER my wings show up. Not exaggerating at all. NEWSFLASH- Wings take 8mins in the fryer...why would I have to wait 45mins??? When they finally showed up I let her know Ill just take them to go since Im out of time. She didn't seem to care at all I was clearly upset. Also NOT ONE TIME did she refill my drink...not one time. And to top of the whole fun experience I get the check to find out they have stopped the wings deal on Monday. \n\nIts sad cause I used to go here with all my friends every Monday and this place had good waitresses who cared but like I said earlier these people now don't care one bit. NEVER AGAIN. Thank Jackie for the great experience and hope you can find another dump hole to work in 6 months when this place is closed.
__label__0 Friday night, pretty busy, bar somewhat busy and the bartender (attractive, female, brunet) answers the house phone and has been talking for 15 minutes as I write this..  ????  WTF..  never coming back..
__label__4 Ever since we moved into our place a few years back this has been our favorite and only place to go for donuts.  A very popular and renowned donut shop has since been opened in our area, but Rainbow Donuts can't be beat!  After going to the new one once or twice we realized how much better Rainbow Donuts is.  They're always friendly, always delicious, and always a very wide variety of all the flavors you'd expect.  Highly recommended!
__label__1 I'm a comics purist. I want to be able to walk into a store and find my comic in pristine condition on the shelf. I want someone to roam the aisles or stack shelves and if I have questions, I want them to enthusiastic and help me. If I spend a lot of money at the counter, i want to be treated like a regular or someone worthy of respect.\n\nInstead, this is my typical experience. I walk in and I see all of  stores employees standing behind the counter and laughing and talking obnoxiously loud with one another.  I don't see anyone looking at comics. The most activity in the store is at the card table. I usually don't find my comic on the shelf because they failed to order enough comics as usual.  I walk up to the counter and wait 3 minutes until the employees finish their conversation with each other.  I ask them about the comic and this is their response: \"Uh..which comic is that, Yeah, sorry I have no idea when they came out. I don't read Marvel or D.C. sorry.  Yeah I don't know if we will get that in. You might want to try one of our other stores dude. Oh hey, we have this sale on Crapola #1\"  After responding no, I'm not interested \"You sure dude, it's a great book and that's a really great price\"\n\nThis is usually what I endure when I walk into Atomic Comics. I went to All About Books and Comics and the employees actually knew which comics arrived this week on the top of their head. They   knew which ones sold out and that was rare because the issue I wanted was usually on the shelf in multitudes. They were in great condition.  They were pretty normal everyday people who read comics as a hobby as opposed to being these weird emos who were more into manga.
__label__0 This company is good at cleaning your pockets and that's it. Terrible experience even after they were sent back to re-clean. This company does business under numerous names so check out the phone  number - buyer definitely BEWARE - awful cleaning service.
__label__0 I will never shop at Artie's Ace ever again. First, I ask one of their employees for help and his response is \"no English\". He literally did not speak one word of English. Second, I went to return Christmas lights and after debating amongst themselves whether they accepted returns they tell me it will be a 25% restocking fee. Nowhere on their receipt does it say that. I dispute this unclear policy which they did not like being questioned. Next, the cashier tells me the lights need to be in the box.  Okay I will box them. But wait she says the lights must be tested. Great test them. Nope need to be boxed. Needless to say at this point I am extremely frustrated and getting mad. Finally, their \"manager\" comes out and he says he has heard enough of me talking to his \"girls\". What is he their pimp? Btw, he looks like a pimp with his fake tan in the middle of December and bleached hair. We go back and forth which at this point he starts yelling for his employees to call the police because he is kicking me out. His store is by \"invitation\" only and I am not welcome there. Fine I start walking out and we keep talking outside where he tells I cannot return the lights because I did not put them in the box and that he is not my \"maid\". He makes more threats about calling the police and taking my license plate number down. Awesome! I ask him for his name. He refuses and asks for my name. I tell him it. I ask again for his name and refuses again. I ask if he is the owner. Nope. Are you the manager? Yes. Awesome! I leave with the lights and will never shop here again. Horrible customer service!
__label__0 Wasted my time going there at 658pm Friday night when their website said they closed at 8pm.
__label__4 Super friendly and attentive to the small things. Had frames repaired months ago. Went back in because a different screw came loose. The same gentleman replaced it for free and tightened up all the other screws. I know it's a small thing but most places these days would fix what they have to and move on but I really appreciated the little extra time it took to make sure I was taken care of.
__label__2 Definitely a hole in the wall bar. All the bartenders are nice and they have cheap specials. They have board games (which is unique and fun), darts, and arcade games. Some nights they have live local musicians and they play the games on Sunday. Nothing fancy and very tiny, in fact most of the time you will have to order food out b/c they don't have much. The food they do have fried pickles and iguana balls(chicken balls) are really good. Just kind of boring as far as bars go with crappy country music and usually not a lot of ppl in there.
__label__0 I went to Ulta in Desert Ridge and was really disppointed.  I came in to get my hair trimmed about forty-five minutes before they closed.  When I came in there were two stylists sitting in the waiting area talking to the receptionist.  They asked if I had an appointment (I didn't) and then told me they couldn't take me so late, which was fine.   Then one of the stylists, an older gentleman, found it necessary to lecture me for a good five minutes on how late it was, which I thought was terribly rude.  It's a shame, because I work and live very close and was hoping to find a good salon in my area.
__label__1 I'm giving this two stars only because our server was great.  We went for happy hour and perhaps that was the problem...the spicy tuna roll wasn't spicy and tasted like they made it yesterday.  The tuna tataki didn't taste fresh and was rather bland.  We tried the inferno roll, but i could barely taste it through all the mayo.  On a positive note, the Godzilla tails were pretty tasty.  Sorry Shogun, you can do better!
__label__3 I am sad to see all the negative reviews....though it seems that a good majority is for the sushi, which, I do not eat. \n\nI am pretty much IN LOVE with the Chicken Katsu here. I order it with a side of teriyaki (I like to dip my chicken Katsu in the teriyaki sauce, then the Katsu sauce for a sweet and savory flavor) \n\nThe Tempura is always great, we get a mixed starter. \n\nThe miso is tasty. \n\nI love the little salad they serve with the peanut dressing, its the first thing I eat off my plate. So good! \n\nI didn't give them 5 stars because this last time we went (Tuesday night) our waitress was a total space Cadette. She looked like she was barely old enough to work. Had zero personality. Just wasn't feeling her at all. \n\nOther then that, this is one of my go to spots when I have a deep need for some Chicken Katsu. I have had this dish at other restaurants and none come close to Shoguns.
__label__0 Our family has frequented Shogun for years and we are done. The service is awful and the food has gone  downhill. While I hope that their manager Shelly has success turning it around, it is obvious that the owners don't care. Our friends are saying the same thing.
__label__1 Some friends and I were meeting up for sushi and this place was one of the closest sushi places to their house so we decided to stop by.  It was fairly busy when we showed up but we were seated right away which was nice.  Half of our party (the guys) were going to be showing up a little later but we went ahead and ordered some drinks and appetizers to tide us over until they showed up.  The waitress was nice if somewhat lacking in her knowledge of the menu but we didn't really mind.\n\nAfter getting our appetizers and initial drinks we really didn't see our waitress, well actually let me rephrase that, we saw her at other tables around us just not at ours.  Now, I understand that we had told her we were going to wait to order until our party shows up so it's not like we expected her to show up and take our whole order, but she wasn't even coming around to fill our water glasses or to check and see if we needed refills.\n\nOnce the guys showed up and we ordered the food came out and I was kind of underwhelmed.  None of it was bad but it was all pretty average.  The only thing memorable were the Panko Breaded Onion Rings which were fantastic.  Honestly I would go just for those babies.  As for the sushi I may try a different roll and see if that made a difference and I would definitely hope for a server who's a little more attentive.
__label__2 Sushi was very good and fresh. The restaurant was very busy, probably due to the $0.25 draft beers on Monday night's. The sushi counter was kinda awkard with high panels.
__label__0 Visited Coco's on a Monday afternoon (parking lot was \"unusually\" sparse.. counted 3 cars total.  Seating was quick, order was taken quickly, salads were delivered quickly.  The main entree didn't arrive until 30 minutes later (entire restaurant was empty except maybe 2-3 tables.  Someone must have to slaughter a cow to make 2 cheeseburgers.  My stomach felt upset for about an hour afterwards.. Service was A-ok, waitress had to be reminded to refill the tea, didn't take up completed dishes (manager took some of the dishes and said he be right back to pick up the rest  - - didn't happen.  Waitress was advised to split the checks - - didn't happen, sent her back to make the change.\n\nCoco's gong down the same path as Marie Callendars..
__label__0 I was looking forward to coming to this place as it is very close to where I live and we are always looking for a new place to try. The parking lot looked busy but we decided to give it a try and hope that we would get a good breakfast before we started our errands.  WRONG!  We actually didn't even order.  We walked in and instantly noticed how outdated the place was but we were willing to still give it a try.  We stood at the front door, waiting for a hostess but no one came over for a good 3-4 mins.  There seemed to be a decent amount of employees working but no one greeted us or acknowledged us.  A younger girl came over and without even making eye contact, just said in a very low voice, \"hi, how many\", we asked how long the wait would be and she said about 10 minutes.  Weird thing is, we noticed empty tables and booths all around but didn't want to be a pain and say anything, maybe they were short staffed even though they seem to have quite a bit on staff.... We sat down and we instantly started to notice how disgusting and dirty the place was.  The floors were disgusting and we were able to see the display case for their pies.  The case was nasty.  You could clearly tell the glass was not cleaned inside or outside for quite some time.  The inside of the case where the pies were, you could see food and other things on the bottom.  We both cracked some jokes about how gross the place was and both decided to not wait to eat.  We just got up and walked out.  Do not go here, you will be just as disappointed as us.  We ended up going to the 5 & Diner that is a minute away.  We have been there about 3-4 times and have always received good service.
__label__2 Dillard's is one of my favorite department stores, it really is. And being a man, this is just for the men's section. (That tiny little corner of the store)\n\nThe selection here...is absurd. Styles from 3 seasons ago...Brands like Affliction and Ed Hardy, really?, I mean...REALLY?! (Both of which are brands traditionally worn by douchebag 20 year old men, for those of you who are fashion-challenged ;) )\n\nThe Calvin Klein and Murano booths are smallish, though both can have surprising deals and interesting finds! Compared to the Fashion Square facility, the largest Dillard's in America, this location is depressing. But on a positive note, the men's cologne booth here is fantastic, and the employees here are excellent. At every Dillard's I've been to, the customer service is where they go above and beyond.
__label__0 I will not be ordering from here again. The only good thing I ordered was the cream cheese wontons. All of the vegetables had a really funky taste, and the garlic chicken had no garlic flavor.
__label__0 I have been bowling on a league at this location for 2 years.  They were bought out this last year and it sure went downhill!!!  They are short staffed, never anyone at the food counter.  Plus I saw the person behind the food counter cough directly onto food, which I told the manager.  How disgusting!!  I will NEVER have food there!  The staff just doesn't to care like it used to with the old owners.  Plus now they charge for coffee for league bowlers!  They never used to before.  It's just gone downhill!  If it wasn't for my wonderful team members, I would go to Brunswick!!!
__label__2 This Safeway holds a special place in my heart. It is only a block away from my house, the shelves are always stocked and it never seems to be busy.  There is a pharmacy (and they are quick!), meat counter, floral department, bakery and a Starbucks kiosk.  The staff is friendly, though often in no rush to get customers on their way.  There are some great deals to be had here...just don't forget your discount card.  Without it the prices are downright unreasonable, hence, the somewhat sad, three star rating.
__label__2 Best hot and sour soup I've ever had!\n\nTake out! It's a hole in the wall. Family owned and ran, great people! I've been going here since a kid service and quality are consistent! Make sure you call in your order takes forever but that's how you know it's fresh!
__label__3 They have really good cheap sandwiches for lunch
__label__1 I had to call 3x  before I got a call back for an estimate.  Still went with the company. Paid 50% and waited 1.5 weeks before I HAD TO CALL to see what the status was...they were done but never called tell me..now let's see how long it takes before they finish the job. Frustrated customer.
__label__4 I been going to Lims for more than 7 years. Their food is delicious. They have the best fries,orange chicken,rice, crab puffs and chicken wings In town. It's also super affordable and the waitresses are always super nice . I highly recommend to take your family here .
__label__0 Disgusting. Typical cheap, dirty, greasy Americanized Chinese food. Clean your damn restrooms! Chicken thigh meat in the chicken and broccoli. Hot and sour was pure barf. Dark.
__label__2 Wow - a lot of 5 star reviews on the Dragon Palace.  I suspect many are giving heavy handed reviews as this is a \"sentimental\" favorite.  I guess even my rating is slightly biased that way too.  But 5 stars people?  Meaning it cannot get any better than \"woohoo, as good as it gets\"?  Ok, I'll end my rant and get to the review.\n\nIn short, this is your typical old school Mandarin/Szechuan style chinese restaurant.  Decor is slightly tired, but who really cares about decor anyways for a neighborhood chinese restaurant?\n\nStaff couldn't have been friendlier.  It's family run (from what I gather) and take out service is quick and efficient.  They include almond cookies, sauces, utensils, and fortune cookies in a nice packet with your to go order.  Everything was packaged VERY well.\n\nThe menu is a diverse variety of your typical chinese items.  Be aware that some dishes (like the Moo Goo Gai Pan) have alternate names (like \"Snow White Chicken\").\n\nStill with me?  Good...on to the food.\n\nI ordered BBQ pork slices, Kung Pao Chicken, and a dish they called \"Bo Bo Shrimp\".  \n\nThe BBQ pork slices were generally not too fatty as they can be other places, however some pieces were sliced too thin as they were dry.  Also, the seasoning did not permeate the meat that much.  There was also no \"sauce\" (which is good, because Char Siu should not have any sauce per se).  Maybe I'm just spoiled with good BBQ pork, and I also realize it's just an appetizer, but could have been better and more flavorful.\n\nThe Kung Pao Chicken is very average.  First I'm appreciative of chinese restaurants that use dark meat instead of white as it's not dry.  But add to that a lot of peanuts that were a little overpowering (I felt like an elephant), lots of cubed green pepper and onion, and a lot of sauce made this the typical Kung Pao chicken.  Was it bad?  It wasn't bad, but not 5 stars great either.  I don't know if I really understand why Phoenix area chinese places are compelled to throw a ton of vegetables in Kung Pao.  It'd be nice for once to have a relatively vegetable-less \"meat\" dish and order vegetables separately (like how you order at better chinese places).  Compared to other places in Phoenix, it was probably better than what I've had, but again, not 5 stars \"amazing\".\n\nThe Bo Bo shrimp was a breaded shrimp dish with a spicy brown sauce.  On the positive, I tasted the ginger and garlic come out of the sauce, but the breading on the shrimp was so heavy it was falling off as I ate it.  Perhaps it was because it was take out and it got soggy, so I'll reserve some judgement for when I dine in person, but I've had plenty of take out and the shrimp are not always like that.  I would have preferred a lighter coating which can be achieved with a dusting of cornstarch.\n\nI can see why this place has gotten the accolades because relatively speaking, there isn't a lot of good accessible chinese food here in Phoenix (well, unless you go to Cofco Plaza, Lee Lee Market, Great Wall, etc.).  But again, there is much better around.\n\nWith that being said, if you've read my other reviews you'll see I am a big fan of locally run non-chain restaurants.  So don't let my review scare you too much, I'm just picky and have high expectations.  I certainly could have ordered items that are difficult to make poorly (Mushu pork, mongolian beef, etc.) but chose Kung Pao as it's difficult to pull off properly.  So please try this place for yourself and form your own opinion.  At least you have mine.
__label__1 One step above a hole in the wall buffet place.  Food was edible.  Very bland, service was very un-attentive and my egg roll was soggy to boot.  I'll take my money elsewhere.
__label__1 I was really looking forward to finding a good Chinese food restaurant, but this was not it. The only reason this gets two, and not one star is because of the reasonable prices. 12.95/person for the Mandarin Family dinner was a good deal. However, the food was flavorless, overcooked, and the atmosphere no better. \n\nThe Wor Won Ton soup was fair. The wontons had almost no meat in them, such little meat that I thought there was nothing there until I took a closer look. \n\nThe egg rolls were overcooked and the filling was not tasty.\n\nThe fried wontons, like the soup, had almost no filling. My daughter said it looked like a tiny booger. She was right.\n\nThe shrimp with lobster sauce was fair, though too salty for my tastes. \n\nThe Sweet and Sour pork - again, overcooked, burned breading on the outside.\n\nThe House Special Chicken was just OK - the sauce was thin, runny, and also overly salty. \n\nI can't believe how many good ratings this restaurant had. I was sorely disappointed.
__label__3 Menu looks like every single chinese takeout place on the east coast and they aren't pretentious.  Clearly I'm not in California anymore.  Fantastic.  This place made me pretty dang happy.\n\nIt's rot gut chinese.  Boom.
__label__0 Oh for the days when the funny guy with the mustache was making the donuts fresh for us! I had an issue with this location limiting the menu selection on a prepaid discount offer, I contacted the corporate office and was reminded that their locations are all franchised. So, FYI there is a much better run franchise 1/2 mile west on Bell!
__label__1 Average food, VERY limited delivery area, and abrupt customer service.  Very meh.
__label__2 The pizza and wings are okay. Nothing special. The wings were pretty good for baked, but aren't going to win any awards. \n\nBest thing about the pizza is the sauce, which is on slightly on the sweet side, making this better than the typical non-Chicago pizza.
__label__4 Super veggie pizza. Steve, is always totally friendly. Solid Craft Beer Selection with 10 or so taps.  Why don't they make their apps?..Music is good as well  but they usually have the same groups.  One of my favs in the (51) Corridor.
__label__3 Friendly, accommodating, and the pizza and wings are always good.  It is one of my go to places for a casual dinner out.
__label__4 I've been coming to this practice since we moved to the Valley in 1990 and the doctor before Dr. Dameron took great care of my teeth and Dr. Dameron takes just as great care.  I have a small mouth and he's very considerate, especially when performing procedures.  His staff of hygienists and assistants are very nice and pleasant to deal with.  I would recommend this office to anyone in the Phoenix area looking for a dentist.
__label__1 This place is just ordinary, there is nothing really great about it except that they deliver.  the best item I had on their menu was the shrimp in lobster sauce, the sweet and sour and orange chicken tasted like it was previously frozen and similar to something you can buy at costco in the freezer isles. They are a bit overpriced, but I think most of the asian food in Arizona is overpriced and lacking in authenticity.
__label__3 Just got back from breakfast at the 40th Street Cafe.  For a Tuesday morning, it was BUSY.  Only a couple tables open.  My waitress Sherrie was a total delight; I never saw a smile leave her face.\n\nI ordered a breakfast sandwich on a croissant (75 cents extra, totally worth it), sub bacon instead of ham, and sub scrambled eggs instead of the over hard egg just like I saw in a picture here on yelp.  It was great!  Loads of bacon, the eggs were great (not dry like other breakfast places like to serve you).  The hashbrowns were good - although not seasoned at all, like another reviewer noted, so I had to salt them myself... but that seems to be a norm for breakfast places like these, since a lot of their clientele is of the older generation who can't handle salt.\n\nLots of regulars here, lots of people just sitting drinking coffee and reading the paper.  Although one woman was totally rude and annoying - my waitress was taking the order of a woman sitting at the table next to me, and a woman at the table across the aisle threw her wadded-up straw wrapper at the waitress while she was taking the order - it almost landed in the full pot of coffee on the table - then apologized to the customer getting her order taken, saying she was trying to hit the waitress, and let out the most ungodly hyena-like guffaw I've ever heard.  I get that you know the waitress and you're trying to be funny, but jesus christ.  Have some respect and try to contain yourself.  She was at least 60 years old btw.\n\nANYWAY, overall it was a great experience and I had a good time just sitting there eating watching the price is right on their 20-year-old television.  I'll be heading back there for sure.
__label__3 Massage Envy \n\nI'd give you the name of my favorite massage therapist, but then I'd have to kill you. \n\nBack when I had a big paying job, I used to go to the Camelback Spa as often as I could. It's luxurious with awesome amenities in a gorgeous setting. Well, Massage Envy is NOT that. However, for those of us who are more money conscious, Massage Envy offers a wonderful experience. \n\nMassage Envy is located in a strip shopping mall. When you walk in, it's a pleasant environment and friendly check-in staff. After you sign in, you wait in comfy chairs until your masseuse calls you back. Each therapist has a copy of your chart showing your preferences and past experiences. They'll also ask you if you have any problem areas that need special attention. Then they'll step out of the room while you get ready for your treatment. \n\nMost of the masseuses will ask you about the pressure and your comfort. The massage table also has a built in heater, should you become cold. The lighting is soft and the music soothing. \n\nAll in all, this is a pretty awesome experience for $49 a month for your first massage and then $39 for any other massages you receive during that same month. They also have a family discount plan. If you need to use a different location, even out of state, your membership allows you to use the services of more than 600 Massage Envy locations nationwide.
__label__3 We us AZ Sunrays for Gymnastics and Dance...and I couldn't be happier!\n\nMy daughter is constantly asking when we are going again!\n\nStaff - friendly and want to teach their technique.\nFacility - clean\nClasses - engaging for the kids!
__label__4 school is almost over and last night when i went to our open house at school i realized how bless my kids are to be able to go there and what great teachers my kids have! This school is academically amazing (alex is 2 grades ahead, sara started the year struggling and now is getting a's and b's partly bc her teacher has given countless hours of her own time (free of charge) after school to work with her, & trey actually likes school!) This school doesn't just use the title \"christian school\" this school is just as serious about academics as growing the kids in their relationship with the Lord. I truly think this is a treasure and i would love to share the experience with all my friends. If you are thinking about a change for next year, go visit before schools out, you have to see the kids there with the teachers to experience God's presence in this school!! With 3 kids in this school all with different academic abilities and personalities this school has been a great fit for all of them. Academically kids are pushed. If your child needs extra help a tutor will meet with them, also teachers have homework help times after school to work with kids. If your chid is gifted they will be placed in honors classes and be expected to perform!  I have kids at both extremes and know this first hand. My only downfall with this school is that after school programs are limited in the early grades. However, the school is always open to suggestions and if parents have a desire to start something I know from experience the school makes the time and the space. I feel like at this school a lot of the kids go to club sports, private lessons, etc so the school has tried but many of these kids are already spread thin after school.  We have been there for several years and I know from reviewing the national testing that my kids do every year that all 3 kids are at or way above grade level (even my child that struggles.) Your child will be pushed but PVCC believes in their students and they will provide the means to build confidence in the kids and to help them be successful and to grow in their abilities so the kids can stand on their own to be successful in later academic endeavors.
__label__3 Just about any kind of Asian food is always my preference so I've tried many places. Wang's Express is more of \"fast food\" style restaurant but has a surprisingly large menu to choose from. They have lunch specials; which are like combo meals with rice and egg rolls and such, or dinner plates in different sizes. While I admit I'm not a fan of their egg rolls, everything else is amazing. I recommend any of their chicken or beef dishes personally (Orange Beef is my favorite) and the Crab Wantons. So if you want fast awesome Asian food but sick of Panda Express, go check out Wang's Express.
__label__1 We walked out.  There was no reason for the poor service we got this evening.  As there were very few people there, lots of open seats were available.  We were seated by the bus boy as soon as we got there.  Then we waited.  When everyone else is already eating 2 minutes is to long to make a table wait.  We left.  My wife spoke out about how this was her 2nd horrible experiace at this location in as many weeks.  Tonight she was feed b.s., l's and e's about how there was a credit card issue.  To us it looked as if our server was just goofing off not really caring if he waited on anyone or not.\n\nGood luck with dinner service here, We've never had this experiace during breakfast, so it'll stay a breakfast place, maybe lunch, but no more dinners.
__label__2 Everyone tells me I should have had one of their burgers. But it was morning and breakfast seemed like the way to go. Silly me. \n\nBreakfast was ok. Nothing to write home about, but it was ok. Hotcakes were kind of chewy (yeah, I'm not sure they should be chewy). My Mom used to say that pancakes should be light and fluffy. My eggs (over easy) were perfect. White all cooked, but yolks still runny. Sausage patties were a little dull. I should have gone with the recommended links. Lesson learned. \n\nWould I go back again? Yep, but I'd have a burger next time . . . even for breakfast.\n\nService was very good. Thank you. \n\nStanding outside in the parking lot after wards saying goodbye to my dining companion, we noticed that one of their three (3) American flags was hanging upside down. Did that mean they were in distress? A little bit in distress? Two were right side up. Or did someone just put it up wrong and not notice? Or perhaps it was a signal for breakfast and now that it was almost lunch the distress was over. Before my companion could go in and let them know, an employee came out and reversed the distress signal. Whew! Burger anyone?
__label__0 This was some of the worst sushi I've ever had, especially for the money. I could barely get it down. The place is dumpy and depressing inside. All around terrible.
__label__0 My less than stellar review is for service.   We waited 30 minutes for our meals to be delivered.  When we questioned the waiter, he was not helpful, so we asked to speak to the manager.  The manager did not even come to speak with us!   We were loyal neighborhood customers, even walking to the restaurant frequently!   My husband then wrote an email to the owner, and it was ignored by him as well.   This is obviously a business that does not value customer service, we were very disappointed and Eastwind has lost regular customers
__label__0 This place used to be a great inexpensive dive to grab a bite with friends. They got rid of table service, so now you must order food and drinks at a counter. What little staff that are still there seem to be inexperienced and nervous. Food quality has gone down yet their prices have gone up ruffly 35 percent. You are now paying Kabuki prices for no service, blah food quality, and a busted up environment. It's a real shame that this place fell apart.
__label__1 I ordered a mozzarella and tomato sandwich, a small order of pasta salad, and a drink and it came out to $13. For $13 I could of gone to a restaurant. Paradise Bakery has some of the best cookies around but the food is a rip off.
__label__0 Where do I start, well, let me just make this short and simple....  We had ordered from them the delivery/ catering option to be delivered on the 24th for a Christmas eve party.    40 guests were invited, that's right 40, and would you believe it, they never show up!!!! I mean, no phone call, nothing, the plans  and evenings of 40 HUMAN BEINGS, customers, potential customers, WERE NOT FED and this is on CHRISTMAS EVE for a party, not that easy to just change plans.  And can you believe as the hosts how we felt, this was beyond something terrible, this was a Christmas Nightmare!!! This place was even called the day before at 2:00 to verify the order.  No excuses on this one.\n\n\n Places like this, who could even possibly do this to their customers, or fail to deliver in this fashion, there should be a law against this, this was just wrong, beware people, on just principle I would say this place in not worthy of ones business, after this incident, I am left speechless, it caused soo much stress and heartache, unbelievable...
__label__1 YUCK!\n\nI have not been cooking lately - busy with work and home...\n\nI went there for homestyle food and it was not good.  \n\nAlso, like the previous reviewer, the server did not know anything about homestyle food.
__label__3 Quick, helpful, and clean  what else do you want?
__label__2 Not a huge fan of Baskin-Robbins.....but they do have a decent deals during the week but only during certain hours. The place is nothing special and the seating area along with the tables are always in disarray. I hear this establishment has been around for many years but this one is very small....outdated....and a bit messy. Some renovations might improve it....but for the most part I would go elsewhere for Ice Cream. Eat, Drink and be Merry my Friends!!!!!
__label__3 When I lived in Arizona ( from age 5 to 30), I ate at La Parilla Suiza a lot, at several of their locations. This is the one closest to my childhood home, and I think it was the prettiest of the restaurants. My mamma and I used to eat lunch there. My dad and his third wife liked it too ( but not with my mom, of course).... anyway, ahem.\n\nI love their melty cheese and mushroom appetizer, their chips and salsas, their tamales and enchiladas.. and the fajitas. \n\nIn college a Latino friend of mine took me to eat fajitas at the one in Tucson near the U of A campus, and I was busy forking chicken and peppers into my tortilla ( daintily, like a lady) when he took my fork away, put a tortilla in my hand, and said \"no, LIKE THIS!\" and demonstrated how to grab the stuff in the tortilla.\n\n I have to admit, it was faster and more fun. \n\nThe fajitas are typically really really good, across the board. \n\nI miss LPS and as much as I try to emulate their fajitas in my home, it's not the same. they do a great job. If you get to Phoenix or Tucson, give it a try. MMM. \n\nOh, and the tortilla soup, to die for. Really.\n\nP.S. They catered my dad's wedding to his wife, and the food was fabulous.
__label__4 Wonderful daycare/preschool. My kids have been there for 2 years and we have had great experiences with all of the teachers. They have a Christian environment which at this age is perfect for any religion- a good foundation of bible stories, God and kindness which we can build upon at home.
__label__1 Service is almost always slow and food is just okay. Even my beer was warm tonight. Kinda of pricey but what do you expect out of a hotel restaurant?
__label__2 Hotel\n\nNeeding a centralized place to crash with some members of my group, we chose the Courtyard Phoenix.\n\nI tend to prefer the Hyatt chain but Marriott is usually my second choice.  The place was affordable and check in was a breeze.\n\nRoom was good- not outstanding, but good.  Specifically the bathroom sink was barely draining and the air/heat unit came on with such a loud bang that it woke my ass more than once.\n\nBed was comfy and the free wifi was speedy enough - so no complaints there.\n\nAll in all a good experience save for the exceptions above.\n\nFriendly help all around the place too.\n\nParking all around.
__label__2 Good service.  Free sufficient size samples and not just a spoonful.  The regular size is more than enough! When I was there, they were out of a lot of flavors though =(
__label__1 Unfortunately my apartment complex caught fire, and I was forced to stay here temporarily.  My daughter, I and two cats came here. I asked for a \"handicap\" room, as my knee had gone out. While the neighborhood isn't the greatest, the train noise can be bothersome.  However, I loved the safety bars installed throughout the bathroom as I had troubles walking. \n\nOverall if I had to do it again, I'd stay at the Scottsdale location.
__label__3 Yummy, yummy, yummy!  My family and I have been eating at Carolina's for about 12 years now.  It is truly delicious mexican food.  They have the best beans, tortillas and enchilada sauce in town!  I cannot get enough of their food.  My favorite meal is a bean & cheese burrito enchilda style with a butter tortilla on the side.  Try it, I promise you will thank me.  \n\nThis place is streaming with professional business people, police officers, firemen, construction workers and everyone in between.  The line is sometimes out the door on weekday lunch hour.  It is actually better to pre-call your order in, although the pick-up line can also pretty long at the lunch hour.  \n\nThe only reason I am giving the restaurant 4 stars is due to the location and building's interior/exterior.  It is in a pretty poor neighborhood in a crumbling building.  But hey...maybe that add's to the authentic appeal?  Another Carolina's recently opened up on Cactus & Cave Creek, same food but much nicer location.  \n\nAs an addendum to this review the food is definitely 5 stars - it is that good!  Try it!
__label__1 carolinas, your enchiladas ruined it for me.\n\ni can't imagine eating another one of your soggy tortillas swamped in a pool of the most horrifying enchilada sauce my taste buds have ever met. mole overload and non-existent chile. lacking any real taste to it whatsoever.\n\ndisappointed.
__label__2 I almost feel peer pressure to give it another star, but it IS just A-OK for me.  Been here a few times, trying to love it more... The tortillas are awesome, and buy as many as you're going to eat w/in a few days... the tortillas aren't full of crap and won't stay soft forever.\n\nBut for the rest, it's good or ok.  The Oaxaca burro consist of soft boiled potatoes (was scared it was the home fried kind) and really enjoyed it.  Meh on the enchiladas and the red chili beef's flavors were too muddied... not the bright chili flavor I get elsewhere.\n\nI'd come here whenever I'm looking for Mex in CenPho, but I wouldn't make a point to drive out to it.
__label__3 The best beef tacos in the valley!!! I also love the salsa because it has the right amount of heat. The homemade tortillas are excellent and I always get an order to go. I would give it five stars but the building is a dump. Still love Carolina's though!!!
__label__2 Food and salsa are great the service is always bad. I have been going here on and off for about 6 years and will be giving them another break in service for about a year. Not sure why you would call your order in a head of time and then wait for 3 breakfast burritos while watching people who just walked up to the counter receive their food. When I asked the young lady at the counter how they were getting their food before me when I called in 20 minutes prior she said it all depends who takes your order and who is making it... Well as I had an appointment to be at, that is why I called ahead and asked how long it would take, I told her to cancel my order to which she said \"Okay!!\" with a big smile. I sure hope their food quality never gets to low because their customer service won't save them. See them again in a year... well if they are still there.
__label__2 If you aren't afraid of the atmosphere you'll probably like this. Not for anyone that has any diet restrictions. But man was it packed and cheap. I felt like we had found the Dallas Buyers Club of z Mexican Food.
__label__0 Just ate here and have never been so disappointed in a local Mexican restaurant. The green chili and beef burro consisted of 90 percent beans, 5 percent green chili mush and 5 percent beef. Both burros we got fell apart completely as soon as we lifted them up to take a bite - all of the filling came out of the bottom. My mom got the enchiladas. The sauce was okay but the tortillas were stale and difficult to cut through and chew. I wish I could say that my experience was at least satisfying but it sadly wasn't.
__label__4 I needed bodywork done on my car & after asking around my work mechanics all recommended me to see Ron at at Toms Auto Works. At first, I went to 4 other body shops with good ratings to get estimates and lastly Ron. Ron gave me the best bid so I went with him. His shop was very clean & professional. When I came to pick it up, I was extremely happy. They fixed it up better then it looked when I originally bought it!! And they washed and shined it :) I will def be back... Excellent service & work!
__label__3 I'm originally from NC, so needless to say, I'm incredibly picky about my BBQ.  For instance, I feel that neither the sauce nor the smoke should over-power the meat.  No place in the valley has a true NC BBQ sauce, but if you like thicker, heavy BBQ sauces as opposed to the thinner, vinegar based sauces that we have in NC, then you will love Hap's sauce.  I'm of the opinion that smoke should complement the meat not over-power it, and they absolutely achieve this expectation of mine.  You shouldn't assume that I mean that their BBQ has no flavor; it absolutely does, and it is perfectly balanced.\n\nWith that said, Hap's is by far the best BBQ I have found in the valley.  Their ribs and pulled pork are spectacular!  They have a strong, smoky flavor without over-doing the smoke as a lot of places do.  Their brisket is not as good as the ribs and pork, but It's still better than most places I've tried in the Phoenix area.  This opinion has to do to with my pork biases: We don't think highly of beef BBQ in NC.  I've tried their lamb as well, which I wasn't a fan of, but if you like beef BBQ, you probably would love the brisket or lamb.  My only complaint is that they're not open on Sundays.  I highly recommend this place!
__label__4 I travel across the country on a weekly basis, and eating barbecue is what gets me through the days. I have eaten at every good barbecue spot from Kansas City to North Carolina and not once have I come close to the greatness that I experienced today in this joint and I live right here in Phoenix.\n\nI got the sampler and it was worth every penny!  I've never experienced a more flavorful, juicy, meaty rib in all of my travels! The pulled pork was so tender with just the right amount of smokiness....mmmmm. I've never had smoked lamb, but will dream about it from this day forward. They make a minty sweet sauce to go along with it and it is a real treat!\n\nI give this family five thumbs up for starting this place and serving the best 'que of all time!
__label__0 I booked a rental through Costco Travel.....\n\nthe line was extremely long( like waiting for a ride at Six Flags).\n\nIf you prefer to use a debit card, they will slap $200 dollars more on hold in your account and run a credit check. I think that it's the most ridiculous thing ever. \n\nI hate the fact that I didn't get to choose my car at their garage. A slip was given to me on where my rental is parked, and I had to get to it on my own; without any personal interaction if i had any questions about the vehicle. I didn't like the Ford Fiesta they rented out to me. The breaks were making some sounds....AND!!! it was cherry red. I didn't like a cherry red car.\n\nOther companies gave you options and are more personal. Some even pull the car up for you, and help you put your luggage in the trunk.\n\nI like to be treated like a princess.\n\nTheir insurance is also pretty expensive. I was shell shocked and for the very first time, i drove a rental without any form of insurance. Thank goodness, the car was alright. My damage: $152 for a 6day rental. Not bad.
__label__0 Crap. Crap. Crap.\n\nYour local \"Independent Weekly\" owned by a HUGE corporate conglomerate that owns something like 16 other \"Independent Weeklies\" in other towns.\n\nHorrible layout.  Horrible entertainment writers. Great for puppy training and starting fires.\n\nCrap. Crap. Crap.
__label__1 Not so much a liberal approach to reporting as a brainless attempt to convey \"news,\" New Times has continued to disappoint and frustrate me on a weekly basis. So, why do I subject myself to the pain of this paper? Usually, only two things [garnering it the two stars]: Savage Love and the Night&Day. The former keeps me informed (and sometimes offers new ideas to keep that spark going ;) ) while the latter gives me something to plan on doing over the weekend. Honestly, it was N&D that turned me on to Cazwell. Some times the restaurant and movie reviews aren't painful. Otherwise, there is no worthwhile content in this paper. That, and I feel I've been duped by their fabricated stories a few too many times and you're wasting your time; you're not The Onion and are wasting our time if you think you are.\n\nWhile I consider myself left-of-center, New Times just dives off the deep end without its inflatable floatation devices. I'm not member of Sheriff Joe's fan club, but I don't view him as a serpentine demon. And while I admitted up front that the sex column piques my interest, the avalanche of provocative advertising is too much at times. I don't want to think my sushi has been in contact with a naked person, thank you very much.\n\nWhen we buy a house that has a little more property and I can start my garden, New Times will be part of that process. It will do wonders to keep the weeds at bay.
__label__3 Love their fried fish with fries and the endless supply of ranch. Oh sooo good! The price is right, the service is ok. There's room for improvement. Call in your orders during rush hours.
__label__2 Knock Kneed Lobster is a classic standby that offers damn decent fried fish n chips. It beats Pete's and Pirates by a mile (but god do I hate Pete's) and the fish is freshly breaded in the back, fried to order: not frozen hunks of prefab awful.\n\nThe breading is very crisp and the fish flakes apart and is quite tasty with a generous dose of salt and lemon. The fries are basic, run of the mill fries, but they do the job.\n\nI used to love Sullivan's Pier in Mesa, which was the family's Mesa location, because they had this legendary coconut shrimp and tropical sauce. Sadly, both are missing at KKL, though their other offerings are good.\n\nYou're definitely at a dive; that's part of its charm, I suppose, but it is what it is. It's also just a buck or two more than you might expect to pay for a fish n chips lunch, but it tastes fresh and good and I'm alright with that.
__label__2 They have good kettle corn
__label__0 I was excited when I bought my project car. Hey, it was in pretty good shape for its vintage and it's very rare. I did need to have the bumper chromed as they were off a late mid century Japanese car. These cars where not known for their sturdy materials, every knows that. \n\nWell, I decided to put all my faith in the folks over at Papago and it turned out to be a massive blunder. Well, they probably did their best. But, their best isn't good enough to restore your dream. Hey, if you need a tub faucet done, go to them. In addition to a filthy location, you'll get some rudeness, a lot of lateness (and a few \"We'll have it tomorrow afternoons\") and then, when they botch the job, they'll tell you it was the material they had to work with? Really, the same material that I brought to you weeks before and asked you to make perfect? The material?\n\nSo, now I have to live with this substandard job and take it to a real restoration place, one that knows what they're working with and won't blame the material for their botched work. I gave them a 1 ranking, after all, they get me SOMETHING back. Nothing I want, but it is something. \n\nEmail me, I'll show you the kind of work they did for me.
__label__1 FYI - if you plan to rent a car, allow extra time.  All of the car rental agencies are located in a separate terminal.  There's just one big bus to hop onto.  In light of the new TSA regs, they have little baggies for you to put your gels into [or lip glosses in my case].  Here's the interesting thing....At PHX they're drawstring... LAX has totally different bags....draw your own conclusions.....\n\n\nETA.  GGGGGGGRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH....I had to update this review.  The only reason it's not one star is because my bag showed up....EVENTUALLY.  I recently had to check a bag from Phoenix to Oakland, because it takes more than a quart size bag of liquids and gels to maintain the Rhubarb for a week.  Somehow, my bag and I did not end up on the same flight.  They found it within 24 hours of me getting home.  But it was a LONG 24 hours, and they just weren't very nice about the whole thing.  At one point this chick asked what was in my bag....um, I don't know.  I told her I did not make a list because I did  not anticipate the neanderthals at PHX would lose my beloved Samsonite wheeley.  When she asked me what type of bag it was, I said, do you want a serial number????  \n\nOK, end rant.  let's hope they do better the next time.
__label__3 The airpot is splendid.  All the rental car locations are in one place, so you just need to find the one shuttle.\n\nBut what makes this airport better than others? They provide booties for you to wear when you take off your shoes, and ziplock bags in case you forgot to put your 3 oz. bottles of whatever liquids into ziplocks.  \n\nThe airpot does need some color though. From inside the terminals looking out, the entire airport looks sand-colored.
__label__1 I liked the old airport better.  I hate large, hard to navigate, walk forever to get to your gate airports.  My parents and I once didn't find each other till an hour after I landed because it was so big and confusing.  My parents always hated that there was ALWAYS construction going on there and it kept changing so you could never be sure the route you took one time would work the next time you went.  It was almost easier to just drive there from San Diego than to fly.
__label__0 I try to avoid this airport at all costs while connecting to other destinations.  The terminals have no tram or train and are VERY far apart from each other.  On more than one occasion the people-movers have been down for repair which makes that feature even more annoying.\n\nThe bathrooms have this hallway that is only wide enough for ONE person to fit through which makes going through with bags entertaining; especially when a flight arrives and the area is crowded with passengers rushing to the restrooms.  Yes, that's \"one person\" for both directions.\n\nThen to add to the fun there was a last minute gate change AND it took them 20 minutes to get the jet-way to the plane.  Good times.
__label__1 Okay. Disregard anything else previously said. Driving in and around this airport is a N-I-G-H-T-M-A-R-E. Strange ramps that lead you in circles, easily missed turns, etc. Trust me, I've been compared to a human version of Google Maps, and getting lost is a once in a blue moon experience for me, but this airport has continually duped me. Looking for Terminal 2? Good luck.
__label__1 Not so much a fan of this airport.  Is it just me, or do you feel like you've landed in 1985 when you get off a plane here?  The furniture and d\u00e9cor need some serious updating.  And I'm not picky about my airport interior design, but it's just depressing here.  Everything seems so dim and dingy and worn-out.\n\nAnd despite free WiFi, there is a major dearth of outlets in this airport.  What outlets we could find were dead, too.  Awesome.\n\nAnd sure, the layout *makes sense,* but does everything have to be so spread out?  You'll be excited to fly into A12 and hear your connecting flight is leaving from A22 only to discover you have to walk a mile to get there.  \n\nThere are some good food options, I'll give them that.  I had an excellent burrito at 10 am Phoenix-time, because I was on Eastern-time and starving for lunch, which made people stare at me like I had three heads.  And on the way back through, a bagel breakfast sammie I enjoyed.  You know you're a Yelper when you remember airports by meal.
__label__0 There was a wendys. Thats it in my terminal worth mentioning.  Bathroom doors don't lock.
__label__1 If I ever wanted to feel like I was in a movie I'd rob a bank for the thrill or date a 15 year-old. \n\nEvery time I've made a connection here I've sprinted, shoved my way and slid feet first to the next gate (TERMINAL). Whether I'm on time, late or early. Rieffendiculous! Who the hell is in charge of coordinating the connections?\n\nI suspect someone is on Colored Time and it pisses me off. \n\nAlso, I 'd like to speak to the architect who designed this airport 'cause this cumulative time consumption is busting my balls. Thanks Shek S.
__label__2 I know this place intimately........good customer service from all the airlines, great fast check-in of luggage and the airlines are usually on time.  Food is mediocre though.  Baggage claim can be a bit of a wait though...usually 20-30 minutes.
__label__2 Lots of construction going on here. But the traffic is never heavy so its ok. they have decent places to grab food and have cool trinquet shops for souvenirs . I come here cause I don't think there is a choice.
__label__1 Bleh.  This isn't one of the better airports to fly into or depart from.  Not only is the interior in a serious need of a remodel, the eatery options are limited (with the exception of Terminal 4).  Couple that with the seasonal threat of thunderstorms and it adds up to an airport I try to avoid.  \n\nThe most craptastic feature of this airport is the \"U\" shape of Terminal 4, with no direct connection between the A and D gates.  This isn't a big deal for people that connect on U.S. Air and Southwest since the airlines are clustered by carrier in the same or nearby gates, but if you have a multi-carrier trip (U.S. Air/Southwest combo for instance), have fun walking 20 minutes from the A to D gates.\n\nIf Phoenix is your destination, note that the off-site rental car counter takes 15-20 minutes to get to with the shuttle bus.
__label__4 I love this airport. Seriously people. My home airport is LAX. Do you know how much it sucks!! \n\nPhoenix has a lot of things going for it :\n\n- It is a relatively easy airport to navigate. It is spread out, so those of you with children or disabilities may have a little bit of a harder time but there are mobile walkways which are a big help. \n\n- FREE WIFI. Seriously. It's like one-click access too, I love it! \n\n- Plenty of places to eat. There are  little cafes, sports bars, kid friendly places, stores with snacks. There's tons of places to eat!\n\n- Childrens playground (international terminal), it's a nice little way to wear out kids who are going to be on long flights.\n\n- Plenty of restrooms (I never once encountered a line...)\n\n- Clearly marked TVs with flight information. \n\n-  Security moved quickly both times I was there (Christmas Eve and New Years Day).\n\n- Impressive baggage claim (as Heather said the TVs tell you where your bag is going to be, avoiding all confusion). \n\n- Lots of windows to view the amazing Arizona sunset.
__label__0 To hell with this airport and really, to hell with Arizona.\n\nThat hurts me to say, I met my wife while we both lived and worked at Grand Canyon, and I've spent a lot of time in mostly northern Arizona.  At one time I dreamed of retiring to a small ranch with lots of big dogs and Mount Humphreys looming in the distance.  No more, those days are long behind me.\n\nThe combination of my disgust with Phoenix - really just a hotter, dryer version of LA -  and the unseemly politics of people like Sheriff Joe Arpaio and Governor Brewer have  pretty much taken me to the point where I don't plan to set foot (or spend another dollar) in that state.\n\nThis airport blows.  It's huge, if you rented a car it succeeds in outdistancing even Providence in terms of how far you must travel to get your vehicle.  Plan on an extra half hour to take shuttle buses and then hunt for your car due to the extreme lack of effective signage and staff.\n\nAnd please tell me why the hell I'm paying for your football stadium.  Your team sucks, you have a (ridiculous) corporate sponsor for it,  so why are people who could not care less about the Arizona Cardinals paying a stadium surcharge?\n\nI'll continue to vote with my dollars, and none of them will be heading to Arizona.  As someone who flies a lot, all over the world, Sky Harbor is on my personal shit(hole) list.
__label__3 The TSA was extremely friendly and understanding
__label__1 My experience here is not one that has a lot to cover. I was pretty much in and out here so I can't really give a glowing report. Usual fashion the better restaurants are in the main terminal and if you head out to security you end up on one of the satelites and then you have limited selections. I do wish that there were more connections ports for power as many people were wainting in line to power their various mobile devices. I have been in many a better airport than this, nothing overly negative, just nothing to write home about.
__label__2 As many times as I have come through here, I don't have much to say.  Maybe that's a good thing.  It's not the kind of airport you enjoy navigating within.  You just kind of want to get out and on your way.  The rental situation has been a sore spot for me, with lackluster experiences every time.  Once you're in the car and on your way, however, I will say it's relatively easy to access getting to the city or on the highway out.
__label__2 The Good: Free wi-fi, fairly easy to get around (Terminal 4), Decent dining options (Terminals 3 and 4)\nThe Bad: Parking in their garage can cost you dearly, relocation of offsite parking shuttles, terminal 3's somewhat confusing layout, Terminal 2\n\nBeing a person who frequents this airport, I can tell you it is not Incheon nor Dubai.  However, it is a decent sized facility that can accommodate larger aircraft.  Many of the gates now have newer jetways to accommodate the larger A321s and could easily accommodate the A330s/340s.\n\nFood options are decent, even though scarce in some terminals.  However, that is changing.  They are building restaurants such as McDonald's and adding new ones such as Starbucks.  Even baggage claim has a Starbucks.  \n\nThe above is mostly about Terminal 4 but Terminal 3 has good food options but the terminal is very dated.  Has a fairly confusing layout to the unfamiliar.\n\nTerminal 2 is even more dated.  Shame that United and other carriers use this terminal when spaces are available at 3.\n\nOne of the biggest problems I have with the airport is how the off-site parking shuttles are positioned.  The best way to describe the area is chaotically dangerous.  It is literally at the end of the airport where traffic at different points merges and in front of the corporate cars.  Just imagine a parking or hotel shuttle trying to get in and a corporate car trying to get out with traffic whizzing past between 35-50 mph.  Herding cats would be more orderly.
__label__3 I am most likely considered a \"casual\" traveler, I take one to three flights a year at the moment, and I've had pretty consistently good experiences here at Sky Harbor, plus the thought of a bunch of wonderful local restaurants and breweries moving in sooner or later just makes me all kinds of happy. The traffic around the airport is always very manageable, whether it be foot or vehicle traffic, the runway has never been swamped enough to delay any of my flights, I have never been harassed or detained by security for any reason, and there always seems to be someone nearby if I need help with anything. I even will typically show up a bit early to hang around the airport and explore for a little bit... I've been to quite a few airports in my day and I've got to say Sky Harbor is my favorite.
__label__0 Had to stop here for connecting flight coming from cancun. After customs, u have to physically get ur luggage (the one u checked-in) from the carousel, then check it again for your connecting flight. The problem i encountered was going to security again to go to the gate for my connecting flight. The security specifically shouted to everybody that we need to take out all liquid we brought and place it on top of our bags as it entered into the scanner. This caused so much hassle because i didnt expect they demand such a thing. I fly a lot and this was the first time they demand such. Of course since i didnt know, the specific liquid (mouthwash) was at the bottom of my bag and i have to remove all my stuff out of the bag to get it..urgghhhh!!
__label__2 Free WiFi! Spread far out, but I guess if you have one thing in Arizona, it's space
__label__3 Great airport to fly in or out of.
__label__1 Most confusing airport ever! I've been to quite a few airports and I've never seen an airport so difficult to navigate, that includes walking around inside and driving on the roads outside.  Just very poor signage.  Airport is nicely updated though...
__label__0 You guys are too kind.  MacRae's review was on the mark but conceded one too many stars.\n\nThis is 1985.  Old, ugly, worn out, and dirty.  Time to replace the carpet and the furniture, y'all.\n\nIn 1985 no one had laptops, phones, kindles, and notebooks to charge.  In 2013 they do, and \"Sky Harbor\" hasn't adapted. Does the general manager ever wonder why people are sitting on the floor by the wall outlets.  There was one charging station that I saw, but it didn't work.\n\nDid I mention that the waiting areas at the gates weren't large enough for the number of people on the flight?\n\nThere is free WiFi.  And unlike SD, there is more than one runway.
__label__0 I hate this airport, friendliest my ASS! From security to gate agents to bus drivers to parking cashiers, this is one of the LEAST friendly airports I have ever subjected myself to. I've lived in many cities and currently have to endure the complete crap this airport is in every imaginable way. I'm so frustrated with it I will consider driving to LAX just to avoid using this shit hole. Yup, sitting here now after getting effed by United on a code share with Lufthansa. Umm, Lufthansa... why do you code share with this abomination of an airline? Maybe driving to Tucson is an option because I am not coming back to this place. PHX? BOO!
__label__1 Most of this airport seems really nice. The security wasn't bad, but it was late afternoon, so I think we caught a good time.\n\nI, however, got stuck in the Delta terminal, and it was the worst airport experience of my life. First of all, there was a Starbucks that closed at six pm, y'all. SIX. There was this little burrito place that my friend and I decided to eat at because our only other options were Wendy's or a gift/convenience shop. That food was just.. no. It was not the worst I've ever had, but I wish I'd have gotten Wendy's. We were told it was the oldest wing of the airport.\n\nThe lady in the gift shop was really nice and told us our options, which was to go back out and then come back through security, or pick one of the two whole options inside. It was tiny, old, and definitely not built for the 21st century.
__label__2 Not my favorite airport, but definitely not the worst. TSA Sent me to the wrong place to get a SuperShuttle outside, which sucked in the heat carrying my luggage, but otherwise I had a pleasant experience. The security line was lonnnnng on a Thursday afternoon, but the TSA Agents were actually friendly. \n\nNote to all: You can opt OUT of that body scanner, its not required. Just as ai was about to request to opt out, a new x-ray machine line was opened and their scanner was broken sooooo I got to walk right through. Aces!\n\nI like the tables located at my gate with the charging stations, made getting some juice for my iPhone a lot easier.
__label__2 I will give it that it's a friendly airport, but it feels very dated in areas.\n\nI'm not a fan of the set-up that much either.  Now, in fairness I'm used to the Tucson Airport, but it just isn't very intuitive once you get inside.\n\nAlso, the concourses that I've been on have been lacking in quality food choices.
__label__3 The airport is not a bad airport at all. It's actually better than a lot of airports! I love that the roadways leading in and out of the airport is not too confusing. The only terminal that is confusing is #2 because it's not connected to the main building. \n\nBut it's nice inside. It has all of the usual restaurants and magazine stores and coffee shops. The coolest place is La Grande Orange. I was surprised that there was one in there in terminal 4. Good restaurant for food!\n\nThe place is pretty clean too. It's very well kept. They started upgrading the entire place. Now there's LCD boards giving you information on the roadways, recharge stations inside and a sky train that takes you to the light rail station. For free. To ride the light rail is not free. But you can be dropped off at the airport light rail station and take the sky train directly to the main check-in building. \n\nThe airport only keeps getting better. :)
__label__0 This airport makes no sense and has gotten to big for its britches.  The gates layout sucks and you can't tell who is coming or going.  It is hot and there are very limited charging stations.  The TSA folks all had their Cheerios peed in and were very rude.  The rental car area while nice is a 20min bus ride.  All in all not a fan for this sometimes necessary evil airport.
__label__1 Not a fan of this airport for one reason. There are very few ways to charge anything. Lots of chairs but no outlets. Not sure how such a busy airport can have such few options. Security was also a little strange I had pre-check which got me into a different line but then we just merged with everyone else. How does so much of the general public qualify for the pre-check line. It's not as bad as Midways system but it's up there.  Also I know it's 120 outside but does it have to be 90 on the inside?
__label__2 I've only transferred through the PHO a couple times (so I can't comment on the security), but I think it's just A-OK. \n\nHighlights\n+Gates have plush seats.\n+Not overwhelmingly large, so going from terminal to another isn't too bad. (Vy is absolutely right.)\n+Free WiFi.\n+The mountains surrounding the airport are gorgeous. \n\nDrawbacks:\n-I understand that airports have their fair share of chains, but this one seems to have slightly more.\n-Bathrooms are kind of bleh.\n-Not enough seats at gates. (Saw too many people sitting on the ground waiting for their flights.)\n-Too many people riding on the golf carts and drivers not telling people to get out of the way. (Like me.)\n\nThis airport is the definition of mediocrity.
__label__2 I fly into Sky Harbor quite a bit. Althought it's not the worst, it's not even close to one of my favorite airports - I prefer DFW (gasp!) over this one. \n\nFirst issue - way croweded most of the time - everywhere. It's sometimes difficult to find a place to sit. Second, the food selection is OK outside of TSA. Once inside it is limited and the places they do have are really crowded. Finally, getting a car rental is really a pain. You have to take a 10 minute shuttle bus to the rental hub. All similar to DFW except DFW has some pretty good eateries and places to just sit - it's much bigger. I have to say, TSA pre-check here is pretty quick though.
__label__0 The dog volunteers and front desk were so friendly.  The volunteers in kitty city were another story.  I've never had people make me feel like less than a human being than I did there.  A human being who came ready to adopt this afternoon had one of the cat volunteers given me the time of day.  I'm really sad cause I am a cat lover and our cat died in November.  The dog people were so nice I thought for sure kitty city would be the same.  I fell in love with a kitten in minutes but the attendants gave me either funny looks or completely ignored me for a family that was still looking around.  The service here broke my heart.  They are doing such a great service for animals, but I didnt feel welcome.  I'll have to find someplace else to go.
__label__0 DO NOT SUPPORT THIS ORGANIZATION! They don't have animals' best interest in mind. My girlfriend and I found a really sweet stray dog we are currently fostering, and asked if they could help us network him to find him a home. Not only did they say no, they said they wouldn't help solely because he looks to be a chow mix. We told them that we would pay for his expenses and provide shelter, but they still turned us down without even meeting him! To top it all off, the woman we spoke with(Tracey Varga) was incredibly rude. What a disgusting and uncaring organization!\n\nUPDATE!!\n\nApparently they \"do not discriminate against any breeds\"... the email we received says differently. I've posted a picture of said email. We found a permanent home for the little guy this afternoon. So much for him being \"hard to adopt\" huh? Choose carefully which organizations you support, folks. There are plenty of very helpful shelters which don't rudely shut down people trying to help.
__label__0 I'll keep it short and sweet.\n\n- Overfilling parking lot. Good luck finding a stop to park your car. You may have to park on one of the alleys and hope that you won't find your car scratched/dented when you get back.\n\n- as you wait for a good 20 minutes or longer for a shuttle to get picked up from the terminal you'll watch 2-3 shuttles from other PHX parking lots pass. \n\n- pretty rude staff at the booth. Slow checkout.\n\nBottom line: spend a few cents more and park somewhere else.
__label__2 not a bad place to stay. the staff is fairly helpful, but doesn't seem to like their jobs too much. i was greeted with an audible sigh upon check-in like i just interupted a thrilling game of solitaire. the room was clean and comfortable, but this IS by the airport, so bring some earplugs. the \"high speed internet\" they advertise and offer is nothing but wireless dial-up at best. but...the price is right, and there is a cool bar/lounge next door.\n\n2/29/08 - I left some dress shirts in my room upon checkout, and when I got back to California, I called them, and they sent them out UPS at no charge!
__label__2 This place was just \"okay.\"  I would use the term \"old timey\" to describe it.... I would also use that term to describe the clientele.  I went there for a business lunch, I would say that most of the older male population of Phoenix did the same.  I must also note that there is ZERO ambience-- it looks like a Best Western dining hall.\n\nOn to the food.  I had been craving prime rib, so that is what I ordered.  Though it was accurately cooked to be medium rare, the texture and flavor were not great.  The meat was bland, and it was not all that tender.  Even the au jus lacked flavor.  It was served with some sort of potatoes that I didn't really like either.  However, I have to say that my companion ordered the filet-- also medium rare-- and said that it was really good.\n\nI am not going to give this place a bad review, but I can't give it a stellar one either.  Im addition, the prices are a little high for such boring food.  I am truly ambivalent about Stockyards.... and life is too short to eat mediocre food.  ;)
__label__4 Big fan of unique steakhouses across the country and this one joins the club!  First of all the Wild Boar and Venison sausages as a starter with chutney were full of flavour and so delicious.  The Buffalo Rib-eye may be a bit pricey but come-on, when is the next time you can complete the Boar-Deer-Buffalo Trifecta in one sitting??  The Buff rib-eye is full of deep, rich flavors and worth every penny....Service was excellent and the whole experience was a delight  - will return!
__label__3 Stopped in here with my husband, his nephew and girlfriend for dinner last week. It was nephew's birthday and he loves steak so I wanted to take him special. Since this was the oldest steakhouse in Phoenix and a historical landmark for the city, it fit the bill. We all enjoyed our meals. My fillet was cooked perfectly. Nephew said his ribeye was a little salty but personally I enjoy some seasoning on my steak. I don't like it when places serve it totally plain... or worse, with a bunch of butter. A steak should be juicy enough to stand on its own with just a little salt and pepper to enhance the flavor. I did enjoy that we also got a very rich and beefy demi-glace as well (served on the side). I also liked that you get your choice of starch included with the steak as well as a soup or salad. I ordered the sweet potato mash which unfortunately I did not care for at all. There was something off about the taste and it wasn't as smooth whipped as I would have liked. I did really love the soup, though. That night it was a cremini mushroom bisque that was delectable. It would have gone really well with a good earthy red wine but unfortunately I wasn't drinking that night. Other people at the table enjoyed a few beers. They have the usual domestic and European choices as well as some taps from local Sonoran Brewing Company. For dessert hubby and I split the strawberry shortcake and they also brought out a chocolate brownie a la mode for my nephew. So nice!\n\nOverall, maybe the food was only worth about three stars but checking out the old photos of downtown Phoenix and all the cowboy art on the wall made it a cool experience. I really liked the old school saloon as well. This is definitely someplace every Phoenician should come at least once.
__label__1 So I guess maintaining customer service isn't their attitude. With a backyard that is half dirt. I get charged almost twice as usual. Telling me that it's \"overgrown.\"  I can say it was higher than it was when they were supposed to do my yard versus when they actually made it, but it was the same height as usual when they come. Additionally, they were only in my yard for 20 min. You can't mow and weed an overgrown yard in such a small amount of time. Good service is hard to find so this loyal customer will say good-bye to snappy lawns.
__label__2 This place is kinda hit or miss. One time I went and there on a Thursday night and there was a good selection of young girls that were friendly. Then on a Friday night there wasn't a single attractive in the place.\n\nThere is a $10 cover and the drinks are really expensive. This place is okay, but largely avoidable.
__label__3 Flew this airline once when I was flying from PHX to PDX (Portland, Oregon).  Really enjoyed my flight experience.  This airline flies out of Terminal 2, which is the first terminal once you are off from I-10.  Easy parking access and literally walk right in to the security check-point.  Will definitely try again if I'm going to the PNW area again.
__label__4 Late night great food as always.  Very clean, and staff was awesome.
__label__1 I wish I had read the review recommending to avoid the stale wheat bread before I ordered.  It was stale. Mushrooms were canned. Did not like getting hit with the $0.35 credit card fee but the prices were reasonable to start with. I had a hearty and warm and salty sandwich that will keep me going all afternoon at work. Food was delivered fast. It's an OK stop if you don't have much time for lunch.
__label__3 We were on vacation in phoenix, and on the drive home our group was tired, hungry, cranky, and everything else that comes with a weekend of partying. \n\nWe were looking for a bakery that was doing breakfast, but could not find anything. We stumbled across this place, and we settled for lunch. \n\nThis was complete serendipity. We loved the food and the service was amazing, I think the girl who helped us was Ileen. She was incredible. \n\nWe all got different sandwiches, they were all super fresh, and very tasty. The baked potato soup was amazing. And we got 4-5 free cookies as well.\n\nWe walked out saying to each other, when we are back in the area, we need to come back here. \n\nThis place kills Panera. KILLS IT.
__label__1 The only reason I'm giving AccuTemp two stars INSTEAD of one is because their replacement specialist Mike was awesome.  If we could have dealt with him the entire time we would have gone ahead with the repairs -and likely be giving them a better review right now.  \n\nThe reason they are getting such a low rating is because:\n\nI called AccuTemp originally because I liked the fact that their technicians are non-commisioned.  I told the lady who answered the phone that I needed to schedule a repair estimate.  She responded, \"A repair estimate. Okaaay.\"  My initial instinct was to hang-up.  I have an A/C unit that is functioning subpar and I'd like someone to take a look at it.  Call it what you want, I could do without the attitude I was getting over the phone.  But I thought, just because receptionist irks me, doesn't mean their technicians aren't great.  So I clarified what I wanted and we scheduled an appointment for a couple days later.\n\nWe wanted an estimate for replacing the Air Handler up in the attic at a rental property.  The replacement specialist (Mike) gave us a quote, but suggested that we have one of their repair technicians take a look at the unit since there might be a cheaper solution to our problem.  We found Mike to be very honest, professional, and courteous.\n\nSo we set up another appointment with a repair technician.  We scheduled several days in advance and were told he would arrive between 1-5pm on Friday.  On Friday at 5:20pm the renter's called to let me know that nobody had showed up/ were wondering if they should keep waiting.  Now granted it was Memorial Day weekend, and I'm sure they were slammed, but a courtesy call would've been greatly appreciated.  I called the office and got the voicemail since it was after hours.  I left a message and waited hoping someone would call me back.  Finally I thought to call Mike (replacement technician) on his cell, even though he wasn't involved with our repair.  Within minutes Mike called me back and said he had called the main office and they should be getting in contact with me shortly.  Again, awesome customer service by Mike!  The main office did call shortly and said they could have someone out there around 7:30pm or the following morning.  The renter's were NOT happy with this at all as they had Memorial weekend plans, so we rescheduled appt for the following Tuesday.\n\nLate Tuesday afternoon I get a snide phone call (same receptionist, lots of attitude) that the repair technician is at the rental property, but nobody is home.  At the same time the renters are calling me to let me know it's almost 5pm and nobody's showed up yet.  So I asked the receptionist if she was sure he was at the right address (Ave not Dr. or St.)  Turns out he was at the wrong address,  She apologized and said he'd be there shortly.  He suggested we have two parts replaced.  But before he could replace anything we needed to install plywood in the attic so he could have easier access.  \n\nIn speaking with the receptionist to get clarification over what exactly was needed, she said two 8'x2' sections 1inch thick ($50 at home depot). I asked if the sections could be cut at all so we could fit them in our car, but she said \"No.\" and suggested that we \"rent a truck from Home depot\". We live 60miles away from the rental property and the whole process was turning into a huge headache. \n\nSo we went with a different company.  Visca A/C -(http://www.yelp.com/biz/visca-a-c-phoenix#query:visca%20air)  Their estimate for the same two parts was half the price of Accu Temp's (granted Accu Temp is a larger company/ probably has more overhead costs), but after checking the A/C they also said only one of the two parts even needed to be replaced /the other was working perfectly fine which again cut the cost of the repair in half.  And they said the attic was easy to navigate -no need for any plywood!
__label__2 Yelp reviews sent me to this Company. They were a second opinion for repair over a personal recommendation. I was blown away by the professionalism of the technician and Dave ( install coordinator?). I would have given the company 4.5 stars but the original phone call to receptionist / assistant/ call operator was off putting. Kind of an air of arrogance. Made it past that to the actual nuts and bolts of the operations and was very satisfied even though the news was a unit replacement at $4k. Within 24 hours a crane was onsite and replacement complete. Then I received a phone call from Lisa for payment. Same attitude, coldness, indifference to my business. It's tough to see the people actually doing the work in the field professionally, honestly, and promptly get tainted by the phone answerer / bill collector. Fix that problem and this company is amazing. Overall still happy I chose them for my repair.
__label__4 Ambassador Blinds helped me come up with an idea for my 20' wall of glass in my home in Mountain Bridge.  They installed Hunter Douglas motorized  shades (with a Custom built wood cornice) and a wireless remote control.  That was 1 1/2 years ago and my remote control stopped working a couple of days ago.  I called JoDell yesterday and he and Alfredo were at my house today with a replacement.  I had thought I would have to wait for it to be ordered, but they just swapped it out!\n\nThey also did a great job on my wooden shutters!  I highly recommend them for all your window covering needs!
__label__0 I had a tire throw a tread the other day in the extreme heat, so I limped in here for a used replacement.  The going price around town is $20 to $25 for a used tire, mounted, balanced, & stem.  This guy charged me $30, no stem, & he didn't even balance it!  The first time I got on the freeway it was like driving a paint shaker!  \n\nMy next tire experience was just about the opposite, buying a whole brand new set of four tires, mounted, balanced & stems for $143 at Firestone!  (* * * *)  \n\nI recommend that you AVOID THIS PLACE AT ALL COSTS!     :-O
__label__1 Normally I try to stay away from McDonalds because they are everywhere so they are where I go when there is nothing else.  I still end up eating there every year or so with travel.  This time though I was just tired and it was the closest place to eat.\n\nI went through the drive through and got one of the chicken wraps with fries and a drink.  When I got my bag there was no ketchup!  They didn't even ask if I wanted any.  Despite no ketchup the french fries tasted better than the wrap thing I had.\n\nI don't normally eat here so I can't comment if the blah taste of my food was typical or not, but it wasn't worth the calories.  Plus I was peeved to be without ketchup.
__label__4 Doesn't look like much from the outside, but serves up awesome food.\n\nOn a recommendation from DarrenC, I tried this place.  I drove right past it on my first pass, totally didn't even notice the little stand-alone building sitting back from Broadway in the ghetto.  They have burgers, BBQ, Catfish, sandwiches, etc.  The owner is, apparently, a preacher and likes to blast emotional, uplifting gospel-type music which, surprisingly, adds to the enjoyment of the place, and I am not a fan of church or religion.\n\nOh, and the best part.... they serve up sweet tea.  If you work around here, just try it, you will be adding it to your rotation, guaranteed.
__label__2 The tortillas are very good, but the quality of the meat that they place therein is a bit of problem.  The first time I went I had the carne asado burrito, and although the taste was good, I chewed the meat in that thing for an hour and half and my jaw hurt. So the second time I went, I got the chicken burrito figuring the meat would be more tender. It was, but still the quality of the meat was lacking.  Again, the taste was decent. The third time I ordered a egg burrito for breakfast, and I must say that the quality of the eggs they put inside the burrito are just great.\n\nReally low prices and some nice baked goods.  I would certainly buy a bag of the tortillas they sell at the counter.
__label__1 The food was mediocre. The shrimp in my cocktail was stiff and rubbery, and the margarita I ordered was more ice and salt than alcohol.I would have settled for fast food instead. The atmosphere is nice and inviting, and the staff are courteous, but take a while to get to you after initially ordering.
__label__1 We went for a casual lunch on our anniversary because of the great Yelp! reviews. We have mixed reviews, ourselves, though. The lunch crowd was small...not a good sign, but it is near South Mountain, which isn't a hub of excitement during the week day lunch rush. Inside, the place is old and worn, but clean. The tables aren't very inviting. There are fish tanks with large fish in them. The place is warmer than we like, so the overall effect was a bit dark and muggy.\n\nThe people who work there are wonderful--extremely helpful and nice. Honestly, that is the only reason we decided to stay--didn't want to turn around and walk out just because it looked kinda grungy inside (that is, because the food reviews were all so good.).\n\nThe bottom line is this: Everything on the menu is seafood,and it is Mexican. We did NOT love our food, but we did not get sick later, either.\n\nThere are no other meats. If we were at the ocean I think it would probably be fantastic, but inland, uh....no. The fish tacos tasted extremely FISHY and not in a good way. The crab meat enchiladas were authentic, dang it, but unfortunately the verde sauce was too tangy and there was pimento in the mix. It left a \"stale\" flavor in our mouths.\n\nWe would love to know the day of the week the fresh fish comes in. If we knew, we'd go back on THAT day. Otherwise, skip it.
__label__0 Called today to order a pizza was told they won't deliver to me. No reason why. Nothing. I wont order from them again. Their loss. Funny they used to deliver here. Scoffs .. Guess my money isn't green enough for them.
__label__4 Great diversity of plants and they have Christmas trees this time of year. I'll definitely be back to check out the rest of the grounds. Very friendly staff that helped us with putting the tree on the roof of the car
__label__1 I made an appointment for someone to take a look at my roof.  They were 15min late so I just left since this was for a rental.  They called me later and said I didn't need to be there, which was not what I was told by the person who set up the appointment in the first place.  \n\nSo this was on the 16th and sure its the holidays, but why does it take this long to drum up a bid?  So I sent a message through the website to which I didn't receive any response.  Then I called and an answering service took a message saying they were open that day and would call me back.  \n\nI've pretty much given up on this company at this point.  :/
__label__1 Fairly mediocre.  Whenever I went by, unless the specific barber that I normally go to, you're liable to sit around for a few hours until someone is able to help you.  Another person said it best, \"I went to the \"Barbershop\" for a haircut, not the whole damned movie\".\n\nI discovered \"Esquire\" downtown and it's certainly a busy professional's barbershop so that's my new spot.  \n\nI can get a professional haircut in a reasonable period of time.
__label__4 I know this is a long review but I hope at least one parent finds it helpful....\n\nOur two year old attends cactus preschool and we could not be more pleased. Prior to Cactus our little guy went to a \"big name\" preschool (I wont mention the name) but it was horrible. Cactus has superseded our expectations on multiple occasions. The first week at his new school was a little rough and my little guy cried for the first 10 minutes every time we dropped him off. His teachers were patient and welcoming and now my son claps and sings when we pull up to the building. When I call to check on him they give me updates with out hesitation and with out making me feel like a parent that is being too needy. My son ALWAYS comes home with the cutest crafts that he made in class, the refrigerator ran out of space very quickly! My husband doesn't typically pick my son up and when he did the afternoon teacher made him run back to the car to get his ID before they would release our son to him. I was very impressed by that b/c teaches at his old school would just \"take our word for it\" =\\ . My son got hurt while playing a fun game in his class and they called me almost immediately and tended to his tiny injury just as I would have, ice pack and some extra TLC. When i pick him up, his teacher always has control of the class room but in a way that is nurturing and interactive.  I really like the small window on the class room door. It lets me look in and see what and how my son is doing before disrupting the flow of things. I'm always pleased with what I see. We are potting training my son and they are so helpful with the process. His teacher actually asked us to bring in some big boy underwear, the previous school did not want the hassle of taking him to the bathroom every 30 mins to an hour and cleaning accidents.\n\n If you are looking for quality childcare I highly recommend Cactus on Southern. I feel like I'm leaving my little guy with a second family b/c they seem to care about the kids and not just the payment at the end of the week. Which by the way is another great feature. You only pay for service you actually use, if your kid is sick or you want to take a family day you don't have to pay if your child doesn't attend. Even on my days off I'm tempted to take him because he loves it so much and he really gets a lot out of it.\n\nMy only complaint is the location. Its not in the best area and shares the corner with a gas station that is your typical south phoenix gas station. I really don't like that but I'm glad I didn't let it deter me from enrolling because the quality here really is exceptional.
__label__4 First time impression was awesome! Sat down as soon as I walked in, the server came right over and asked me what I'd like to drink and if I know what i want already! They must have a lot of regulars that come her for a quick good meal and go. Great business. I ordered the special, whatever it was it was fantastic. Fries were yummy and crunchy. Everything is great here, I look forward to being a regular. It's super close to my company's office!
__label__4 Keep hearing great stuff about this place.  So, today I am going.   I will see if I have to change by review after I eat there,\n\nMade it there and it was worth it.  Great fish and chips and peppersauce burger for the son.  We will be back.
__label__0 I like to stay at Hilton Hotels, because I have an expectation for accommodations that are a little more upscale.  Well, skip this one.  In all the hotels I've stayed in this was the WORST mattress.  Didn't sleep at all.  I would have been better off going out to my car for sleep.  The room was what you'd expect in a less expensive place....old thin linens, furniture that needed to be replaced badly.  Then there was the restaurant.  I'd traveled all day and decided to go pick up a sandwich at the restaurant.  I figured they could do the least amount of damage to a club sandwich.  I got to my room....couldn't even eat it.  The white bread (not toasted, but totally dried out was also MOLDY.  There was no mayo on it, not that I would have eaten it if there was.  Yuk.  I fly out of Sky Harbor often, but will NOT try this hotel again!!
__label__0 Staff was like they did not want us there..\n\nwe had a golf tournament there this weekend-\n\nWe had a group of 9 foursomes, so 36 players, we have played there for 10 years. They had 1 server for 39 breakfast, the gal was nice and did her best but the management was so very unprepared.. some of the group waited an hour for their food, and never got food because we had to go tee off.. \n\nPlayed came off course and was kicked out because they had a wedding behind us.. Literally told to leave, The management was so disrespectful to everyone in our group.  I have been in the hospitality business for about 20 years and have never seen anything like this.. \n\n\nThis comes with my strongest recommendation not to come here and play.
__label__2 After updating my driver's license photo on a Friday morning (because that's how I spice up my vacation week), I wanted to eat somewhere outside of my general dining zone. By chance, I happened upon El Mesquite and was pleased with my breakfast. My server brought out chips and salsa; man, their salsa kicks ass! Great flavor and fantastic heat. That held me over while I was waiting on the chilaquiles. As others have stated, the beans are on the runny side. But mixing them with rice fixes that.\n\nThe staff here was super nice, too. And for the prices, I'll definately be back when i find myself on the south side.
__label__3 nice place to get grocery and gas, its a convenient neighborhood grocery store in south phx
__label__4 T-Bone steak ride was wonderful!  Horses are beautiful and well cared for!
__label__2 Unique experience but don't get suckered into the ride at night and then T Bone dinner at a cabin in the desert. The cabin is a restaurant behind a neighborhood that is ok but not worth the $50 you will spend for two people.
__label__1 I have heard many good things about this place and then saw mixed reviews on Yelp.  Bill Clinton even ate here.  (I don't think George Washington slept here!  You east coasters will get the joke.)\n\nMy overall opinion is that Poncho's is a run of the mill Mexican restaurant.\n\n- my server was very nice and attentive (except for refilling my water) but the kitchen was very slow\n\n- the chips were fresh but still very greasy\n\n- the Pollo Fundido, one of their signature entrees was a good sized but soggy chimichanga with lots of moist chicken stuffed inside it.  It was then drowned in a white cream cheese jalape\u00f1o sauce.  All very salty to me.\n\n- I ordered rice and beans that we're okay at best.  I know they are refried beans but these were also greasy.\n\nBottom line - with over 20+ Mexican restaurants within a few miles of here I will continue trying new ones vs returning here.\n\nSorry Poncho's!
__label__3 Decent food, when in the mood for Chinese I go here. Sometimes I even have it delivered. Food is good and service is great.
__label__3 I have been very impressed with Dr. Yocham and the entire staff at Southside Animal Hospital. My dog Lucy has a tendency to be very timid around new people and he has always done his best to make her feel comfortable and calm. He also is very affordable. It is a breath of fresh air to take a dog to a vet and not be reccommended expensive medications and multiple follow up visits. \n\nWhen Lucy was exposed to Parvo I called a local vet who wanted $30 just to walk in the door and have a discussion with me, not satisfied with this I brought her to Dr. Yocham. He explained that since she was current on her vaccinations she was in no danger. He told me to monitor her behavior and explained all the sign to watch for. This visit was free of charge. \n\nHe won my trust on that visit and I have taken her back to him for all her vaccinations. They do not make appointments for visits so there can be quite a wait at times, but his caring and a dedication radiates in his work. I would reccomend him for any of your four legged family members.
__label__3 Totally can not talk crap about this place. There was no line today at all, food is very tasty and fresh, service is nice. Quite interesting experience if you have not been there and absolutely worth checking out.\n\nNot 5 starts for price and upkeep - i feel both cold be somewhat better.\n\n\"I like\"\n\nEugene
__label__2 The ambience and the setting is awsome but i expected a lot more from the food.  Came out slighlty on the cool side so by the time I was finishing my plate it was warm at best.  We had breakfast but i will be going back to try their lunch and dinner.
__label__2 \u00a1Ol\u00e9!  Stopped in here this morning for, of course, the BUFFET!  :-))  Today it was featuring 20 or so tasty breakfast treats, which is more than you'll have room for.  I had a big bowl of delicious pozol\u00e9 this time, along with some chorizo & eggs, some other fancy scrambled eggs, home fries, a taquito, a sausage patty, & a couple of warm corn tortillas.\n\nIf you haven't been here, this comfy cafe serves 100% home style Mexican food, & they really know what they're doing.  The buffet is served up cafeteria style (kind of a minus), but they're not afraid to give you a good helping of whatever you ask for.\n\nSaturday & Sunday Breakfast Buffet $5.99 - Served from about 9 AM to Noon.  Yum!
__label__0 Ok ,,,, I haven't been to this restaurant in about three years I went back thinking it was going to be the same O same O(which I loved) it turned out to be a very big disappointment;( won't be back plus they were rude
__label__4 I love this location.  The staff is always awesome and super friendly, especially at night :)  Out of the Taco Bell's I've been to in Phoenix, this is definitely my favorite for that very reason.
__label__2 I wish I could write some original witty review, but I have to repeat whats been said before.  It's super cheap, there is absolutely no decor, the lunch special was enough for me to take home as dinner as well, it was fun reveling in a ridiculously value-saturated lunch with 4 strangers.  Egg roll sucks and egg drop soup fairly bland, but entree was fine and surprisingly the fried rice and kung pao chicken were not too greasy.  Definitely will become a weekly lunch spot!
__label__2 I was super excited to go to South Mountain Park because:\n\nA: it's really close to where I live\nB: it had all these great reviews\nC: I wanted to start hiking and I thought this was a great place to start\nD: my roommates had a map of the park on the fridge about the various trails, so I felt like I knew where to go/what to do \n\nSo I put in the address from Yelp into the GPS, and I passed by a ranger station, but once I passed that I didn't really see any other parking lots to pull into. I didn't see an area and kept driving up the mountain. Finally, we reached a lot, and found where a trail started. \n\nIt just seemed more difficult that I thought it would be. I would try going again, but alas summer is here.
__label__3 What a truly amazing view and ride through that mountainside! I will recommend this place to anyone that ends up in the area. It is something to see for sure
__label__1 I sort of kind of really really wanted to like this park, but pulling in it clearly was going to be the lesser of all Phoenix 'mountains.' \n\nIt's not a big place and in some places it's littered with garbage and broken bottles, I even saw a dirty diaper. Listen, there is nowhere in the world that anyone wants to see a dirty diaper, FYI. I don't even want to see it in a garbage can, much less in the middle of NATURE. \n\nThere is also a horse corral near so you get that lovely aroma along with hoof prints everywhere. It gets more peaceful and beautiful the higher up you get, but I was even sort of discouraged from HIKING by one of the riding guys. I thought those hills were for hiking. Apparently not.\n\nIt can be pretty, it's easy to hike and there are a lot of pretty rocks, but if you want something that will take your breath away you might want to go to Camelback or Superstition, etc.
__label__4 Great Service! Reliable and friendly. I just needed a new headlight installed and they were quick and accurate! The price is right ;) I will go back!
__label__0 Don't forget anything on the table, the staff will steal it! Hope the busser enjoys the new Oakley's! The 12 year old hostesses have trouble seating and communicating with guests! For a second I thought they were gonna pass me a note and make me check yes or no if a booth was ok! And don't address the manager about anything substantial, as long as his high school staff thinks he's a cool boss, his self esteem will be neutralized! A little adult interaction might do him good!
__label__0 Could be the most inefficient operation.  They had one guy moving cars and four other guys standing around. Took over an hour to get a wash, and that included no vacuum as well.
__label__1 I don't understand how this rates so high.\n As other reviewers have said, this is not good sushi. It's edible (thus the 2 star rating), but it's not great. I have been to this restaurant 3 times to make sure I wasn't missing anything, and each time I've been only mildly satisfied. They do not serve real crab, their rolls fall apart, and the service is not that great. Maybe I'm going at the wrong time? I have been there during lunch time each time I've gone and have not been impressed at all. On the 3rd try, my friend and I decided that we would not be returning any more.
__label__0 I think I would like to try the Sakana that everyone else is reviewing because I surely could not have been at the same place... \n\nFinding high quality sushi in the Phoenix area has been a challenge for me as most of the places I get referred to are a bit too \"Americanized\" for my liking. Sakana is thou the worst offender of doing this. My husband and I went the other evening and ordered what we thought were 7 different rolls...nope-they all tasted the same. \nFake \"krab\" minced up and doused in mayo- minced tuna..again doused in mayo-and what didn't have mayo had cream cheese or was deep fried-ick. \n\nEven when asking the waitress what was in the rolls (we like to try different things) she at no time said \"krab salad\"-she just said crab...so when I get rolls that have this stick all minced up with mayo you can certainly understand my frustration. The head chef came over and apologized-however stated that it was their \"style\" and that's how most of the rolls are. \nDinner was atrocious and you leave here with your clothes reeking of oil due to the teppan bar that they have. So money wasted on something I could have done myself with a jar of Hellmans and a package of VandDeKamp Krab and additional money wasted on a dry cleaning bill. \nSave your palette and your money and go elsewhere if you are looking for good, clean, sushi. If you like all the mayo & cream cheese rolls then this is your spot.
__label__4 This is my favorite sushi spot.  The price is right, the staff is friendly, the sushi is pretty darn good and the ambiance is nice and cozy.  Great for a date, or even just lunch.  I can walk out full and sakied up for 20 bucks!
__label__2 This sushi restaurant has fresh fish and is the best I've found for a reasonable price in the valley (This coming from an east coast foodie who LOVES sushi.) However, the service is bad more often than it is good and NEVER go here in a hurry. I've never made it out of there in less than an hour. Once I went in there and asked for an itemized check, it took them 25 minutes to bring the check back AND it still wasnt itemized. In fact, I still don't know what it was. I love their sushi but its about time for me to find a new sushi restaurant after how many times I've had waitresses be rude and even ignore me. \n\nTheir redeeming quality that kept me coming back so long was their happy hour prices Sunday-Thursday. Its a lot of sushi for a small cost. So if you have plenty of time and don't mind a bad waiter or two check it out!
__label__3 Some days on the way to work I will make a stop here... I order the same thing The Southwestern bagel sandwich it's always really good I would say split it with someone it's really a lot of food plus it comes with a cup of fresh fruit... It's a good start to a day I would say.
__label__3 Yummy bagel sandwiches for lunch. I had the BLT and was pleasantly surprised to have plenty of perfectly done bacon on my sandwich. Flavor was great. My husband got southwestern bagel sandwich and it had a great flavored spread and also tons of meat. It took about 8-10 min to have our sandwiches prepared so I wouldn't recommend if you're in a hurry. I'm not sure if it always takes this long.
__label__1 My first time at this location, and if the food weren't actually pretty good, I would have rated it a one.\n\nWe visited during a lunch hour on Saturday, and I wouldn't have thought the amount of business justified a waiter taking literally a few minutes to get our drink order. In fact, I think ours was the only table in the section with customers seated. I was tolerant of this initial slowness thinking it would get better from there, but it never did. Every step required an extended wait right up to getting my check. The waiter didn't even check in on us while we were eating. When I got up to go to the bathroom after the check had been presented suddenly the waiter was there to get his money. And this is the ONLY time I've been asked for my ID with my credit card at a restaurant. \n\nSome might defend that as a necessary and even nice security step given the world we live in today, etc. But if left a bad taste in my mouth. A restaurant shouldn't be doing this. I had just spent over $100 for a dinner and drinks in a far nicer place in Denver, and wasn't asked for an ID.\n\nSo overall, a decent place with good food who needs to manage their help a lot better, and stop asking for ID from customers paying with credit cards.
__label__4 Best Lo Mein anywhere in this town! Their dishes always taste fresh and are superbly balanced. We paid them many visits and were never disappointed. They deliver as well.
__label__3 This is a decent place to enjoy a couple glasses of wine and some nosh with a friend.  I would give it five stars but I'm rather turned off by the inside seating area.  This place is best when you can sit outside in cool weather.  Especially around sunset =)\n\nOccasionally they do have live music playing outside which adds to the ambiance of the dimly lit evenings.  A relaxing atmosphere that I think is a must to enjoy =)
__label__2 We use to love this place, but the food - value ratio is on the decline. We had the thin crust pizza and it tasted like crackers with red sauce. We enjoy the live music and warm tea on the patio at sunset, but it has changes so much. I am not sure if we will give it another try, very disappointed.
__label__4 I absolutely love this place. I have been twice and Katie (bar manager) has been my server both times...she is great! She recommended the bacon/Squash flatbread and it was outstanding! The wine was great, and even greater on HH (which, btw their HH is from open to 6pm M-S. They are not open before 3pm though, so don't try going here for lunch...it's a chill, nighttime place to bring dates or close friends/family members.\n\nOn weekends, there is always an acoustic musician playing. I have experienced Blaine Long and Notes from Neptune. Both phenomenal. \n\nLong story short...if you read my reviews you know I like chill spots with great lighting and patios. This is another one of those....I will be back for a 3rd, 4th, 5th, etc time.\n\n:)
__label__3 Went here for happy hour with my mom and sister. Was greeted by the humans right campaign sticker on the front door which immediately put a smile on my face. We stuck to ordering a lot of drinks and appetizers that were on happy hour menu. They had a free appetizer for checking in which you can't argue with either. \n\nLots of drinks to order from. Appetizers were amazing, service was great, always came back to check if we wanted more drinks or food. The only reason I docked one star was because the server assumed that my sister was my mom and that my mom was my grandma. It's a common mistake to make, but something no one should ever assume. \n\nOverall, I definitely recommend!
__label__4 Staff is excellent and knowledgable.  Flatbread was fantastic.  Very cute and great atmosphere.
__label__0 Feeling generous with the one star today. Food was good but service was lacking. I don't believe that you should have to wait 30-40minutes for water to arrive at your table or watch your appetizer pot steam for that long either.  The bad service outweighed the food this time. Disappointed. Seems like the Melting Pot should read some of these reviews to make improvements.
__label__2 Food was pretty good.  Server was friendly, but we had a difficult time understanding his accent.  Normally OK, but unfortunate here since there is more waiter-interaction than normal.\n\nThe d\u00e9cor in this place was a bit dilapidated.  When we arrived, we weren't sure if we were at the right door because there was no sign, and the main entrance looked like the paint was fading (so we thought it might have been a service entrance).  Inside, there were dark booths with the wood stain on the walls coming off probably from the steam that the fondue pots produce.  The black napkins had some white lint on them.  \n\nThe waiter recommended a \"garlic and wine\" seasoning be sprinkled on the wedge salad.  It was in a large plastic style spice bottle like you would find at the grocery store.  Not classy at all, and it didn't taste very good either (luckily I just sprinkled a little into my hand and onto a small part of the salad because it came out pretty fast).\n\nFor the price ($170 after tip and 2-3 drinks each) we expected better service and a more pristine environment.
__label__4 Our visit was the climax to a wonderful eveing out and the staff were so awesome in describing their menu and how it all worked.
__label__4 We came here for my wife's Birthday.  It was my first experience at The Melting Pot and it was a great one.  We were greeted upon walking in and seated right away.  They seated us in a small private booth for two which was very nice.  Each of the booths has a curtain that they pull shut so you feel like you are all alone.  There was only a \"dull roar\" from the other guests in the restaurant, so it was very nice.  \n\nOur server was excellent.  She was outgoing and very helpful in explaining the menu.  We got the cheese and chocolate fondue with a salad.  All three courses were great.  We had the cheddar fondue which you can't go wrong with.  The different varieties of bread that we dipped in the fondue with delicious. My wife and I both got the house salad, hers with ranch and I got mine with the house dressing.  My dressing was sweet and the salad was very good. I would probably try it with ranch next time as ranch is my go-to dressing.  We finished off with the chocolate fondue which was amazing.  It had strawberries, rice-crispy treats, marshmallows, etc.  Dessert was the best course of the meal.  \n\nIt was a little on the pricey side for us, but a great choice for special occasions and well worth it!  It may be my choice for my Birthday dinner later this year :)
__label__4 I had the lunch special. My service was excellent and both the half tuna melt, which my server recommended, and the green salad were delicious, far exceeding my expectations for a bar and grill. The house-made blue cheese dressing was also great. Plus it was cheap at $6.95. They also had free Wi-Fi and some craft beers on tap.
__label__4 Everything here is delicious!  Burgers on pretzel buns is where it's at.  And the fish tacos were amazing and I don't even like fish!  If you're thinking about trying is place, do yourself a favor and go!
__label__4 What a great Law Firm. They were willing to help and answered all my questions. I had legal questions and didn't know who to call. When I started looking for a lawyer and called other offices, I couldn't get one on the phone. When I called this law firm, I got all my questions answered and this team really cares. I highly recommend them!
__label__2 I have been to Mimi's several times and at many different locations around the valley. I enjoy going there for breakfast as I am not a huge fan of their lunch selections. I love their Mixed Berry Pain Perdu, which is stuffed french toast, their turkey sausage is very good as well and lets not forget their Sunrise Pomosa to wash it all down with! While I am a fan of their breakfast I will have to say that it didn't matter which Mimi's location I was at they definitely lack in service, our waiter/waitress was rarely around and if you needed refills on your drinks you had to flag down another employee just to have them ask your waiter/waitress for you. Overall its a place to go for breakfast when you are not in hurry!
__label__1 Im not the biggest fan of this store.  The diapers and everyday items seem to be a lot more expensive here.   We did buy some bigger ticket items like a car seat, and a few other things.  Some of the kids seats and bean bags they have were very dirty and almost looked used while they kept their overpriced new price on them.   It seems hit or miss if you get an employee that is happy to be there or not.  Not a big fan of this store
__label__3 Just makes your day better when you have friendly service and a yummy bagel!
__label__2 So I have been a sweet tomatoes fan since I was in high school. It definitely has problems, but ever since all of the souper salads around us closed this has really been our only option for a salad buffet. \n\nFirst off, the prices are really high but they give coupons away like crazy. I get an email pretty much every week, and they are all over the newspapers....just lower the prices already!!! Even with the coupons the price of a meal for a family is much too high for the food that you get, which brings me to my huge problem with the place. Why is there no meat for the salads? Even souper salad had ham and turkey and their prices were much, much lower. \n\nThe dessert options are laughable, it's usually oranges and some jello. It reeks of no effort at all and looks sorry. They do offer ice cream but I'm not a fan. Some other options would be appreciated. The service is usually very good and the warm cookies that are brought around are usually delicious. \n\nIf Sweet Tomatoes added meat to their menu and lowered the prices, I would be there more often. I don't foresee this happening but it's nice to dream. BTW I am so glad that this place didn't turn into that \"Field Kitchen\" chain that they tried with some other locations. That sounded like a disaster.
__label__0 This place is full of incompetent barbers.  I recently went to Joe's for a haircut.  The wait was long but stuck it out.  It was finally my turn to go and the staff bumbled the list and called another gentleman's name before me.  It was clearly on top of his but blatantly skipped.  How can I trust a guy with my hair if he can't read a simple list?
__label__4 Such great service!  Everyone in there is so nice.  My husband bought my engagement ring at Ganem and they are always so helpful whenever I bring it in to get cleaned or buffed.  Great staff & never any pressure to purchase.  The only jewelers we will use from now on.
__label__4 I must say that I have been blown head over heels with how Clayton and Jordan have impressed me the last few times I've come in to Jamba. First off, they're smiling as soon as I walk through the door. They have memorized my name as well as my entire favorite order!! Also, to top it off we have had some of the best morning conversations to start my day! Five stars guys!! You All Keep Me Coming Back! This is what great service is truly about
__label__3 I went to this place after work yesterday around 4:30ish to get a simple pedi. Lady who helped me was nice enough, didn't bother to small talk which was fine with me. She was a little rough when messaging my legs. I got a classic pedi with callus removal, it was the most effective callus removal treatment I have ever had. Classic pedi was $20 plus $5 for the callus removal, price is reasonable, I will return.
__label__4 I probably will never buy a cake from anywhere else.  I am totally spoiled. I was treated like a Queen, the shop itself is lovely, and the cake??? OMG!!  I've tried two now, and both were beyond delicious. I bought one small one for my husband for our anniversary and another large one for my daughter's birthday.  It didn't just taste amazing, they took such care in wrapping and appearance.  The customer service is the best I've experienced since I've moved here.  Price? I thought it would be along the same line as the cakes I used to buy in KC where I moved from.  Nope, not as much.  The prices are great.  I LOVE this place!!!!
__label__3 After a long trip to the nearby Hobby Lobby, I was looking for a treat before my 25 minute drive home.  Nothing Bundt Cakes is conveniently located amist all kinds of shopping. When I walked in I was greeted by a young girl with a smile, who seemed to really want to help me get what I needed.  They had samples of their flavor of the month, which was White Chocolate Blueberry.  Absolutely heavenly!!  I ended up buying 3 of the bundtettes.  Chocolate chocolate chip, white chocolate blueberry, and cinnamon swirl.  I go nuts for anything cinnamon, so that was a front runner for me.  Perfect balance of cinnamon and cake.  Chocolate one was just a little too chocolately for my liking, but moist and tasty nonetheless.  The -1 star is only because I think they are a little pricey.  But for the occasional treat, I won't complain!
__label__4 I have been here once and tried the red velvet cake and it was great! If only they were open on Sundays too! :)\n\nWill definitely go again.
__label__1 This is an alright place if you haven't experienced some of the much better places in Arizona.  I think it is somewhat overpriced compared to similar restaurants and the food isn't anything to rave about.
__label__2 I've been wanting to try Los Taquitos even before I knew it had been on Diners, Drive-ins and Dives and I finally got the chance.  The inside it exactly what I expected, nothing fancy, booths and some tables.  I found it a little odd that the counter where you order is so small and the drink lids, napkins, condiments and plasticware are right next to it.  If there had been a line it would have been very awkward.  I ordered a chicken burrito, enchilada style with rice and beans and a drink.  When I went to get my drink they were out of Diet Coke, it came out as just water.  Ok, I thought maybe they had been super busy as it was about 1pm on a weekday.  Lunch rush perhaps.  I took a seat and waited for my number to be called.  The burrito was good, nothing that knocked my socks off but a decent burrito.  The rice was nice and fluffly but the beans just lacked flavor.  They were blah.  Will I come back?  Sure but I will try the tacos next time and hope that they can rearrange that counter a bit.
__label__2 Was visiting friends and found this place thanks to Yelp. The food was good but not good enough to warrant 4 stars.
__label__3 Had the super nachos and hard shell taco. Nachos were loaded- had extra toppings when we ran out of chips and the tacos were nice with a little heat.
__label__3 Great food, good prices, and a good menu. Only downside is the wait is a little long and the place is cramped. Overall a great place for your die hard Mexican food lover.
__label__3 Love this place!  I have lived in Ahawatukee for many years and have been going to this place for years.  When I think of tacos, I think Los Taquitos.  There carne asada is fresh, well seasoned and flavorful.  Also try their supreme breakfast burrito, it is to die for!  It is high quality and really inexpensive.  It's not a sit down restaurant type of place so you may not want to take a date here.  The drawbacks is the sitting place within the restaurant, you don't have many places to sit and when you order to go, make sure to check your food before you leave.  They have a tendency of missing things in your order or not giving you the things your ordered.
__label__2 The food is good, but too pricey for a hole in the wall restaurant. This isn't anything special that you wouldn't find at any other mexican place. \n\nWhen I was there a man came and bought a $20 dozen tamales - FROZEN! Who in their right mind pays that much for frozen tamales?
__label__4 I freaking love this place! Their Arizona Burrito with chicken is amazing! My favorite little hole in the wall Mexican restaurant!
__label__0 Hair cut and price for 2 yorkies poor and it stunk smelled bad
__label__3 This place just might be the home of the best gyro that I've ever tasted. I have weekly cravings for Niro's (which I often give in to) and I live about 20 minutes away! The service is great as it seems that the owners are always at the front register to chat with while you're waiting for your gyro.
__label__4 I've been going to Niro's for over 5+ years.  I think the gyro is really good.  Being from Chicago, we love our gyro so I'm glad this place is near my home.   If you get the double gyro plate, they give you a lot of meat.  Just wish they would give you 4 pitas since 2 is not enough.
__label__3 I took my little sister here a few weeks ago for the first time.  Seeing how she is only 5 years old I was looking for something we could both do and kill time (summer vacation!).  This place was great.  I made a reservation and everyone on staff was helpful and friendly.  They gave us a start and made sure we were enjoying the experience.\n\nI would definitely return there again.  I've heard this place gets super busy at times and now that it is summer i'm sure it will be more so.  I would recommend making a reservation to make sure you are able to paint.
__label__4 Great service!!\n(written on 4/24/2012)
__label__0 Yuck, really?\n\nI never go to Best Buy, but I went over the weekend to try some laptop comparison shopping with my wife. I just wanted to her try different models and see which ones she liked.\n\nFirst, what are you doing at the door, Guy Standing At The Door? Are you a receipt checker? I can't stand that kind of gestapo B.S. If you are a greeter, and you did greet us, why are you standing at a podium, Richard Dawson?\n\nOnward. They have the laptops arranged by brand... kind of? There are a couple laptops of each brand, but then they have endcaps of laptops or no known reason, and a whole row of \"student\" laptops for which the criteria is anyone's guess. The \"Apple\" section is also segregated 20 feet away with curtains, as if to prevent an infiltration of filth from the Windows PCs. \n\nMy wife managed to inspect a couple of the laptops for at least 30 seconds before being jostled aside by an associate trying to get into a storage cage. I marveled at the signs advertising the Geek Squad service of essentially turning on your laptop and uninstalling a couple unwanted apps for like $100. How many people have been suckered into this, I wonder.\n\nThen... there is a Cox Cable guy roaming around? Why am I being accosted by a third-party vendor inside of Best Buy?
__label__2 This Best Buy is not as new looking as the one by the mall but I feel like the employees here are more knowledgeable and helpful than at the other location.
__label__0 Went to Best Buy because they were the only ones listed for the replacement keyless entry remote.  Was in the store for 20 minutes.  Never was greeted, never was approached by any team member, even though 5 team members looked right at me.  As I was walking out, a team member was talking to another guy, not sure who he was, but he kept waving me to keep walking.  Then he approached me and said she wasn't talking to you.  I said I know no one is talking to me and I was never asked for help.  If you want customer service NEVER go to a Best Buy.  No wonder they are losing money.  Good bye Best Buy!!!
__label__0 Very disappointed with this shop.  I did buy my bridal gown here which was beautiful, but the experience was definitely not what I had hoped for.  I truly felt like each employee I came across, with the exception of one (I wish I could remember her name) did not want to be at their job.  They pretty much seemed like they would rather be anywhere else.  I felt completely rushed when trying on gowns, which sucks because it's quite a big decision when you are spending that amount of money for a very important day.  Costume jewelry is overpriced, alterations are overpriced.  Go somewhere else.  My friend had her wedding gown altered here and they screwed it up twice!  I don't know how it is at other bridal shops, but I think it's shitty that you are not allowed to return anything- only exchange and it's a crime how long they estimate it will take to get the gown you order, especially considering they are a huge chain!
__label__0 Went in to get a dress for my young daughter. Was ignored from start to finish. When I asked if they could see if another store had the dress I wanted, instead of offering to call, they offered to give me the number so I could call. Terrible customer service. I bought my wedding dress here 10 years ago. Will never go back.
__label__4 Great place to get the things you just can't find at the big chain stores.\nHigh quality pet food, snacks, toys, cloths, and staff that care.\nThe store is small, but well worth the trip.  You won't be disappointed.\nI just moved to the area, and after doing a little research online, I found that this place carried not only the high end food I feed my dog, but also the brand of shoes I wanted to protect my dog's feet from the hot ground here in Phoenix.  I looked some more, and they carry, or deal in just about every high end food on the market, and just about anything worth getting for your dog, and they even have a few items for your feline friend too.
__label__0 Worst printing service I ever had. The employee raped my friend's bank accounts by misquoting them and giving them zero options. We are design students at asu and were very dissatisfied with the overall experience that was offered. I will never bring my business to this location or any other fedex office or junkie locations again.
__label__1 I thought the whole point of taco bell is its open late. Not 11pm, or a few minutes before. Boo
__label__2 Unexciting, bland and expensive! \nService was good, if somewhat snobbish. \nFood was nothing special run of the mill bland Italian fair.\n\nAll in all its probably not worth it. Especially for someone like myself who is really not Italian fan. \n\n\"I no like\"\n\nEugene
__label__1 The waiter was nice and very friendly tonight. The bread and salad was good. But the linguini and clams was kinda gross. It was nothing new. The sauce tasted plain and the clams were already on the noodles. It's more spontaneous when you can open the clams yourself. The sauce was also really thick. If it was thinner it would have been better. The cheesecake was alright. I've had better and the portion is really small. I looked at it and said are you kidding me? It was like a \"fun size\" but I was looking for the king size cheesecake. Other than that I don't think I'll be back.
__label__1 Been here several times.  Food is generally good, happy hour prices could be good if they know how to ring you up.  Depending on who waits on you, you will be charged for drinks you didn't order and the prices will be inconsistent on the check for what you actually order.  3 different prices for the same brand of beer.  I believe this is padding to compensate for the fledgling revenues and dwindling crowd.  Sit at the bar as the service is better.  Careful when you bring up the inconsistencies on the tab as the owner is defensive and condescending.  They should practice consistency.  Long time regulars complain about the shell of this establishment from whatnot was, but come here for convenience.  If you really have a choice, go to Garage across the street.  Good service and act like they appreciate your business.
__label__1 Scale of 1-10 (single visit):\n5 Food\n7 Service\n7 Atmosphere\n6 Value\n\nUpon first walking in it smelled like a Mr. Gatti's.  Now, I love Mr. Gatti's (do any even still exist?), so that's not an insult, except that that smell means to me that I should be getting big food for little money, and that wasn't the case.\n\nI wasn't even expecting that much, and this place failed.  The server was nice enough and well timed though he didn't ask if we'd ever been there before to offer some info.\n\nThen the food came out.  With the exception of a hum-drum tomato sauce on our veggie \"thinbread\" pizza, the flavors were excellent.  The house dressing on the salad was great, and my European \"deepdish\" (no tomato sauce) tasted superb.  But let me backup - it's not a deepdish.  AT ALL.  It's a normal pizza with bread walls.  And the thincrust wasn't a thincrust either!!  They were both just normal pizzas.  EPIC FAIL.  Deepdish should require a fork and a knife.  I used my hands, easily.  Therefore I received half the food I was expecting.\n\nOn the upside, they offer half-pitchers of Oak Creek beers, which is a big win.  That and the flavors on my European were all that stood between this place and one less star.  The only people that can possibly rate this place well have never had a real thincrust or deepdish pizza.
__label__3 I have not been to Nello's in ages.  A friend suggested for lunch.  The three of us show up and the place was getting busy.  We were sat immediately.  Got to have pizza here, right?  We ordered a large pizza:  thick crust, bacon, basil, mushroom, and 1/2 with sausage.  OMG... It was good but they forgot the basil.  =(  The garlic bread was very good too....  \n\nThe waiter was eye candy and he provided great service!  =)
__label__3 Go for the thin crust! \n\nOverall experience was wonderful, service was attentive, straight to the point and not smothery. Food at this local pizza joint is high quality you can taste. As a chef dining out for a casual lunch, I left pleased and with cash still in my pocket.\n\nFirst we had the Roasted Eggplant Bruschetta, the baguette was toasted to perfection. The crust was crisp with a nice light sourdough flavor and chew, not over toasted a bit and still tender on the inside. The four baguettes were topped with a beautiful creamy, tangy goat cheese. The eggplant was beautifully roasted and naturally rich in flavor. Sun-dried tomatoes added a nice acid element to this dish, which was served warm with a well balanced Balsamic Reduction. \n\nNext we tried the Smoked Chicken and Broccoli Pizza. The crust, oh gosh. THE CRUST! Perfect. Thin and crunchy, tender, caramelized in the wood burning oven to a perfect golden brown. The smoked chicken was still moist, the broccoli still had a nice bite to it as all vegetables should and had a fantastic roasted flavor. No sauce here, just a little olive oil and garlic went down before the toppings. The Mozzarella and Smoked Provolone were appropriate, but a nice nutty Asiago or Parmesan-Reggiano would have been a welcome touch.  Bacon? Of course we added bacon! An Applewood Smoked Bacon. Although in recent years bacon, and especially Applewood Smoked has been overplayed in the culinary world, Nello's kept it organic in style. The bacon has a wonderful fatty crunch, just the right balance of salt and smoke and cooked just so. The half slabs of thick, delicious bacon were simply laid over our pizza towards the end of cooking. Very pleased this bacon wasn't chopped up into tiny bits. \n\nThe Banana-Nut Bread Pudding was tempting but Tiramisu has my heart. Being half Italian I know Tiramisu and Nello's has made a great play on this classic dessert. First a thick layer of creamy mascarpone was sweetened to not over power the cheese itself. The ladyfinger layer held its integrity and wasn't soaked to the point of sogginess which is a pleasant surprise. Another generous layer of mascarpone and a surprisingly thick dusting of cocoa powder was a great touch. \n\nNello's is worth every penny, the bill for two of us was just over $30.00. We left full and happy, too many dining experiences can be disappointing if the little details are left out. They don't miss a beat! David was a fantastic server with an upbeat attitude, the rest of the staff was also attentive and helpful. Beer and Wine selection is nice as well, there is definitely something for everyone here. \n\nLike Nello's on Facebook, they post special items with fantastic seasonal ingredients that any food lover would get pumped over!  \n\nI will be back time and time again.
__label__1 Pretty much done with Nello's Ahwatukee...it is now The Parlor - Part II wannabe\n\nThey have killed what used to be really good pizza - NO ONE, and I mean NO ONE there can make a pizza like George used to.\n\nWhat a shame and a perfectly good wood-burning pizza oven being sadly misused.\n\nFlorencia is much better; even Grimaldi's is better - and carryout from Rosati's is WAY better!
__label__2 Never been to a Boston Market?  \n\nThey basically have roasted chicken and a variety of sides.  You go up to the front counter and choose what to eat - it's all laid out there in front for you to see.\n\nPay, sit down and eat.\n\nI like roasted chicken - here, it's not too bad.  A little better flavor than your hot roasted chicken that you'd find at your supermarket.\n\nThe sides are pretty good, too.  Not great, it should hit the spot.\n\nI'll never forget how one pecular employee at one particular location welcomed me as I walked into the door - he hollered \"Welcome to BM!\"  I won't tell you what type of grin I had while eating my lunch.
__label__1 Pretty good happy hour. Not very authentic sushi. I hate people who think the can say they \"LOVE RA\" but the only thing they get are the California rolls. If you're looking for authentic Japanese sushi- stay away. Fun atmosphere, pretty good service, cheap happy hour, but I've def had better sushi.
__label__2 I've only been to this Ra once or twice, but I think the price is overestimated here.  Maybe people are having too much Sake.  The service is decent, ambiance is very faux Japanese-American deal.  Sushi is pretty good and if you go during happy hour it's a steal.  Sake and Kirin is like 3 or 4 bucks and you can get a thing of Sake for $1.  They have a nice patio sitting area to people watch. Great place if you want to catch a friend for lunch or do dinner and a movie.
__label__1 I visit this spot for the Happy Hour.   3-7pm.  \n\nThe Viva Las Vegas Roll is pretty delicious & fancy if made right.  Sometimes, I've had it look like a disaster during Happy Hour.  Other times, it looks like a work of art.  it depends how busy they are.   But always tastes decent.\n\nThe music in the restaurant is uncomfortably loud & dark.  On permanent night club setting.  Whenever I see little kids eating here, I question their parents' decisions.\n\nEven during Happy hour, their drinks are expensive.  I always go home disappointed by their cocktails... even with the discount... because they're just not good.  Stick with beer.\n\nAll in all, mehh... if you're really hard up for somewhere to go, it's an experience.
__label__1 Food is barely average and going down hill fast. Service is not great but they try. But they might think of asking the waitress to shower once in a while. Gross.
__label__0 After getting diarrhea from eating the mediocre Mongolian Beef here, I think I would avoid any future contact with this establishment.
__label__3 This place has the best gourmet shrimp, bacon & avocado tacos!!! YUM
__label__1 My husband works out at this Golds and I stopped by to change the card we have on file and make a change to my membership. The girl at the front desk was rude and seemed miserable. I asked a few questions about our membership (for example: Will the next payment for sure come out of the new card?) and every time she responded with \"I don't know, I just work the front desk.\" For being the first person everyone interacts with when they walk in, I feel like Golds Gym should be making sure their guests have a pleasant experience and should inform their \"front desk\" employees how to answer what I thought were simple questions.
__label__1 I can tell you they don't clean the equipment much at all, most of the staff is not helpful and bullshits too much, I have stood at the counter waiting while they talk, the tanning beds are down to one bed and is filthy, if they have time to BS they should clean the equipment, most of the equipment is older and not very well taken care of, the management should really do something, also busy and small, the golds I used to go to in a different state was excellent so not sure what the problem is here
__label__0 When I tried to print off the tickets I had purchased on the day of the concert my wife and I planned to attend, Ticketmaster tried to force me to change my account's password \"...as part of our ongoing security enhancements\". They were holding my tickets hostage until I did so. \n\nI was redirected to a page that stated I had been sent an email with a temporary password. It never arrived. I tried to call their 800 number and continuously got a busy signal. My account userid and password were locked once they \"sent\" the email that never came.\n\nBottom line: No tickets. No Concert. Loss of $300. \n\nTicketmaster is a monopoly and they show all the earmarks of one, from their artificially inflated fees to their lousy ticketing software to their shoddy \"customer service\".
__label__0 I am actually writing this review from my room at the hotel now.\n\nVery disapointed in this place.  My wife and I have been here for a week and even with the deal I got on our room I feel like I've overpaid.  In fact the only good thing about this place so far is that it was cheap.\n\n- Rooms are old and dirty.  I was told that some of the rooms have been renovated and are nice but not the room that we were given thats for sure.  Stains all over the carpets, bird droppings all over the balcony and balcony furniture.  Pretty gross.  Not to mention both the TVs were small, old and unwatchable which was actually a problem seeing how none of the pools were worth going to but more on those later.\n\n- Maid service was horrible and non-existant.  We have been for 5 days and have maid service only three times.  On the second time we happened to come back to our room while the maid was still there, she locked herself in our room and had both TVs on a spanish soap opera and was visibly annoyed that we wanted in to our room.  She didn't even \"clean\" the room and simply changed out the towels and made the bed.  Bags for ice (the ice bucket was too dirty to use without one) were never replenished, garbage on top of the mini-bar was never removed and room service trays were not being picked up.  Our breakfast trays sit outside in the hot Arizona sun until the next morning when our new breakfast is delivered.  The plus side of this is that we had an entertaining bird fight outside our room last night.\n\n- Pools.  So they charge a 30$/day resort fee.  The theory here is that the 30/day gives us full access to the water park, pools, gym etc. which is a great idea although the water park is closed during the week, the gym is ok but the other pools... DISGUSTING.  More bird droppings everywhere and garbage in the water.  There is a pool that advertises a swim up bar.. sure there is something that looks like a bar.. but no alcohol or even an attendant to serve you.  Some of the pools have a phone you can use to order from a limited menu but they can't even get basic orders right.\n\n- Room Service.  Very limited menu and as with most places overpriced.  This plus they seem to not understand basic instructions like \"do not toast my sandwhich please\".  My wife -- after THREE times asking for it to be made right finally gave up and just ate it as it was.\n\nThis place does have potential but apparently they are understaffed and those that do work here do not seem to care and it really needs updating and cleaning.\n\nWould not stay here again.
__label__1 I wouldnt call this a premiere resort. The suite was small, and needed a major update to compete with other area resorts, ie. Tube television. The bathroom was very small and in one of our rooms was missing toilet paper and a working lock. The grounds looked like they needed a major paint job and some pruning of plants.  I had a lovely view of the highway, but luckily the noise was not a problem. On the upside, the kids enjoyed thw waterpark, but at times the lazy river and slides were closed. There was confusion over the opening times on Sat, which left our girls frustrated. If you are looking for a focus on kids waterpark, okay grounds and room, this will work for you.  If you are more interested in an overall resort experience, go to the Fairmont Princess.
__label__1 This is a hard review to write. So I'll need to rate it on several different criteria:\n\nThe good:\nHotel lobby & rooms: very beautiful, spacious and well appointed. Our family of 4 enjoyed the layout. Very much like an upgraded embassy suites - which works great for a family of 4! The valet people couldn't have been nicer.\n\nOn-site Water park - yay! 2 tall slides, a lower loopy slide (my fave) a lazy river and a wave pool. Free towels, plenty of shade, and decent chair service. Plus a good amount of self serve icy water. Very appreciated. Plus regular pools and hot tubs near your rooms.\n\nThe bad\nThey are trying to save money in every direction, which makes it all seem very thrifty in a luxury setting.\n- Lots of signs and Chatter about buying a timeshare\n- They closed the lobby sundry store before 7:00 pm!!! Both nights!! Posted times were open weekly until 9:30.\n- you are charged a $40.00 resort fee per suite that covers a bunch of stuff you don't need, but includes 2 good items: free wifi (although it's slow) and free water park admission. So it's a wash for me. I don't need the free valet - its a 10' walk, nor the USA today delivered, nor a one way shuttle to the mall.\n\nThe ugly\nI was smoking mad about the lobby store closing before the posted time. My plan had been to stop in after our dinner (we dined in their lobby restaurant) and pick up some breakfast items, plus some wine. Instead we paid $30 for a bottle of wine at the restaurant, and $50 for breakfast room delivery. And on that, it was late, and several items were missing. We had an early appointment, and couldn't use the lobby restaurant. Total bust.\n\nWhen I called the lobby reception to ask about it, they couldn't have cared less. They said \"well yeah, they leave if it's dead\".\n\nThe cost of keeping an employee in there is $15.00 an hour. They would have sold 100.00 based on myself, and the 2 other couples that we're not sure why it was closed. Sadly, this just points to a very inexperienced manager in the economics area. Basically, 1 customer an hour will break it even.\n\nWould I stay here again? Yes. The Rooms are great. But it's just not a high end experience. We ate at 2 of the restaurants, and both were marginal at best.\n\nIf you have kids, stay here. But don't eat here (it's really overpriced for crappy food). And do use the coupons they give you!
__label__2 Good value. It's an older property but decent place and price was right at 180/night during peak season. Great atmosphere on the patio to enjoy a drink or meal. Beds were actually pretty good for an older place, they are definitely newer. Convenient location right off the freeway and tucked into the side of the mountain. Didn't get out for golf but played there before and remember it being good bit great. It's not Scottsdale but it's a great value.
__label__4 This place is beautiful. Hospitality is great. Food is good. Gym is good. Plenty to do here and plenty of swimming pools. Worth checking out.
__label__4 Awesome resort and fabulous water park!  Great for the family!
__label__3 I eaten here a few times and have always enjoyed my meal. This place grills a good steak, the bread that comes with you meal is really tasty and different. A must try is the rattlesnake..tastes like chicken.The atmosphere is fun and maybe a little overboard but in a good way. The magician here on the weekends is great so be sure to have him stop by your table his name is Flash.
__label__2 It's true, there is a real bull and a slide. This place has been around forever, I think my parents used to go there back in the 70's. \n\nI can't say much about the food since I've only been here for happy hour, which was pretty decent. Their HH  included top shelf for 3 bucks and some cheap beers. They also have appetizers on the HH menu, sliders, quesadillas and potato skins, that sort of stuff.\n\nPretty nice view and going during happy hour you can see all the people sitting in traffic on the 10 and cheers them from the balcony.
__label__2 Good fry bread.  I actually preferred it over the corn muffins that were also in the bread basket.  Salmon was ok, nothing to write home about.  Price-y menu for little young me who wouldn't be able to eat enough food to justify the pricetag.  \n\nI'd say the best thing about this place is the view!  The resort has other restaurants with better-tasting meals, so try the happy hour here, but grab lunch and dinner elsewhere.
__label__0 If you're looking for a cold beer and appetizers this is the place. Plenty of ambiance in this old west facsimile, but stop there.\nOk, maybe impress your  out of town friends with the rattlesnake, but dont go any further.\nOur meal was atrocious!\nThe \"family\" style salad provided us each a generous single leaf of lettuce and an entire cherry tomatoe...no refills!\nThe bread basket boasted of Indian fry bread on the menu, this however looked more like a turd of some sort, and tasteless to boot, (sorry about the pun).\nWhen I ordered up my bone in ribeye, I asked for it Pittsburgh style, the server had never heard the term. (And she wasnt new in the job)\nI had visions of a thick cut (it did say 20 oz.) of well done prime rib steak. \nWhat I got was a tepid piece of meat that was at least 8 inches in diameter and only about 3/4 inch thick, full of fat and, due to it being served almost lukewarm, the fat was beginning to solidify.\nIn their defense, the green beans were tasty, but I had to wait for our party of 7 to finish eating before making my rounds, inquiring, \"Are you going to eat your beans?\"\nYes, I managed to make a meal out of the green beans, since that was the only good thing on the menu.\nWhen we left, I noticed 3 tour buses in the parking lot with what appeared to be out-of-towners lining up at the entrance. \nI can only deduce that this place is still in business because of its promise of old-west lore and the charm that goes with the scenery and view.\nI will never repeat this horrid experience.\nOh, I did give it one star due to our extremely pleasant young server who was all too anxious to please...but God help her, even she couldnt fix this mess!
__label__2 Crazy, over-decorated, huge, kitchy, tourist-trap kind of experience. Should preface with the fact that we are vegetarian and were meeting a friend here who has wanted to check it out for a while. \n\nDrove up on a Saturday night at 7pm (apparently can't make reservations until after 8pm) and couldn't find any parking by the restaurant, weren't feeling in the mood for valet, so went down a decently sized hill to the extra parking lot. This resulted in us basically hiking to dinner, up a steep sidewalk with no stairs. Not sure how a family with any disabled or elderlies would handle this. Would have to pay for valet, I suppose. Walked to front door, hit with wall of \"cow smell\", and sure enough there was a HUGE longhorn just chillin out about ten feet away. Walked in, more ramps to hike up, finally made it to level ground at the front desk area. All the hostesses were basically wearing American flags for shirts and the servers were decked out in cowboy gear. We had a hard time getting the attention of the hostess taking names which was a little frustrating. We were surprised to be seated immediately having no reservation on Saturday night, but I suppose this place is SO HUGE that it isn't much of a problem for smaller parties. It took a couple minutes to get through the labyrinth and find our table, on the way passing the oh-so-popular slide that you can take from floor 2 to floor 1. \n\nSat down and tried to start a conversation, and were immediately interrupted by the triangle-wielding server army that came to the table next to us to sing Happy Birthday. Lots of banging and clanging served for a poor conversation atmosphere, and this was only the first of several birthday celebrations throughout our meal! We ordered a pitcher of the Arizona margarita to split between two people, and it was pretty darn huge. However the margarita was quite disappointing - all sugar and no alcohol. We finished the whole pitcher and felt nothing except slightly ill at the sugar content.\n\nWe ordered the one veggie menu item, the veggie burger. Our friends got the prime rib. The meal started with a large basket of fry bread and biscuits with regular and cinnamon butter, pretty standard but yummy. Then the server brought a huge salad for the table to share, tossed with ranch dressing. That was a nice touch that we didn't realize was included. The meal came, and we were pretty shocked to see that it included green beans, corn on the cob, steak fries, veggie chili, AND the burger!! We couldn't finish one meal between two people, and we are good eaters. Everything was good, but nothing special. The green beans seemed fresh though the corn did not. The steak fries were yummy. The burger was good (housemade I believe) but nothing special. Our friend really liked his prime rib. It looked well-prepared and gigantic, just like everything else in the joint. The meal ended with the server bringing a tin can full of cotton candy. Man, they just don't want you to live past 40 around here!!!\n\nFor vegetarians who never go to places like this, I'd say we had close to the best experience we could have expected. It is a loud atmosphere and everything is pretty pricy - however, you are paying for a MASSIVE amount of food, so I suppose it works out. Our takeaways: Definitely split a meal, do NOT get the margaritas, and don't come here for a classy place and intimate conversation. You are coming for the experience (and the pretty spectacular view!). We won't be back, but can't say the same for our meat-eating friends!
__label__2 Rustler's Rooste is that triangle of white lights (not the take me to your leader kind) you see on the hills in Ahwatukee at night. You park at the base of the hill or at the top if you are early enough and a van will take you to the top (if you are in heels you may want to wait for that van - although stilettos are best left at home duh). In a nutshell, the place is over the top rustic cowboy; every surface is covered in wood. The food is ok - the bread (biscuits, corn bread etc,) basket is the best part. \n\nYou wanna order the rattlesnake? Prepare to shell out $20 for it - let me save you the money. It's little scraps of chicken-like meat (the size of a nickle) deep fat fried and served with chipotle ranch. It literally tastes like dark meat chicken.\n\nThere's a live band (we were here on a weekend) playing the old classic country western (imagine that scene in Blues Brothers - Good Ole Boys style). No chicken wire cage though - bummer. \n\nAfter several drinks (which I recommend) go out on the patio and gaze at the city below. Then after more drinks, push the kids out of the way and take a ride down the slide - dare devils go head first. \n\nOverall - there is much to see even if the food is \"eeeh\" - even the giant beast of a bull in a pen out front, great for tourists looking for a hokey night out, or if your family is in town, take them here and explain this is how AZ is - all covered in wood, stale booze, cowboys and old timey country music.
__label__1 Six of us dined for dinner after a recent Angels exhibition game.  The restaurant is on a hill with a beautiful view. We were greeted cordially and seated.  Our server was the best art of our experience. He was efficient with a good sense of humor. As first timers he explained the menu and asked f there were any questions. Bread and butter arrived quickly. Ou orders were promptly taken. So- so iceberg lettuce salad appeared shortly there after. \n\nThere was one order for Prime Rib medium rare and five orders for various steaks. The meal came with green beans and corn on the cob. There were two orders for baked potatoes.  \n\nThe food came in a timely manner. The Primr Rib came medium well, was dry with little or no flavor. All of the steaks were over cooked. All of the food was Luke warm at best. We came to the conclusion that ths is a VERY LARGE restaurant; and it is difficult to individualize orders. We are not likely to return to this restaurant. The view, the magician and server were the best parts of our dinner and not the food.
__label__2 It is highly recommended by my colleague down here.  The atmosphere is great, cowboy themed restaurant and this is a great band playing.  We are seating by the windows and you can see a great view of Phoenix.  I ordered a T-bone steak but I have to say the the steak is good except it is not hot enough.  It will be much better if they can heat up the plate a little bit before they served the steak.
__label__0 Wow, this dull theme park of a restaurant is horrible. Kids would love it, but the prices are way too high for a family. They have a big longhorn steer in a corral near the front door, so the entrance smells like cow pies. Not appetizing! \n\nWe were seated right by a door that kids were shrieking in and out of, and the hostess refused our request to move to a nearby clean, empty table. The waiter was fine, but the food was completely disappointing -- nothing was seasoned. The salad and fry bread were OK, but the sauteed shrimp had not seen any salt, pepper, herbs, anything. They tasted boiled actually. it came with rice mixed with mushrooms, celery and green beans, no salt or flavor in that either. My colleague's bone-in rib-eye, ordered medium-rare, was chewy and bland. I guess we should have been on alert when the waiter placed the bottle of steak sauce on the table first. Why wouldn't they at least salt a nice steak? \n\nPrices for their tasteless entrees were high, from $25 to $35. This place is awful. Even if you go expecting Western fun and music, you should at least get a great meal for the price. Not here.
__label__0 First off I would like to say that our experience was like night and day compared to the last time we were here. It's funny that I went back and read my last review and I was surprised to see that I had ordered a filet again. I guess I must be a creature of habit. My tastes have not changed, but the service and quality of RR sure has.\nLet me start off saying that I made reservations weeks in advance. I reserved a booth like last time, and wanted this to be a special Saturday Night Mother's Day Dinner! Things just did not pan out that way. As we drove up there were no more handicap parking spots available. I asked the valet if there were anymore, and he said, \"This is a busy place at 6pm and obviously there are a lot of retired individuals here\". Well I'm not retired, but my Mother was planning on having us park in a handicap space. No biggie handed the keys to the valet. We were sat right away at a small table downstairs at the far East end. We had a nice view of the city, as well as being right next to the wait station. The evening went downhill from here.\nWe ordered a shrimp cocktail, and some deep fired mushrooms & zucchini. They were very good, came out hot and the shrimp were large and tasty. We ordered Iced Teas & water and our server had a tough time refilling them throughout the night. Even when we would ask for refills ahead of time we had to wait. The salad was terrible! The lettuce was wilted with too much dressing. It tasted like it had been premade and holding somewhere waiting for the busy dinner push. My wife had a nice burger with onion rings and it was the best meal by far. Everything was hot and there was a lot of food. But one would expect that with a $14 burger. My Mother-In-Law had the ribs and she said they were done well and very tender. My Mother & I ordered the filet and I must say that it was plain, tasteless, and not worth it at all. It looked like it had been cooked and held in au jus or a steam well, and possibly microwaved to a hot temperature. I ordered mine medium and it was gray all the way through. I took one bite and was done. My server never asked how my steak was, or why I had not touched it or my beans and corn. When we were getting our plates cleared I asked if my meal could be taken off the bill and that I was not interested in anything else. He returned and said that the manager took my meal off our bill. My Mother on the other hand ate more than a few bites and hers was not taken off the bill. We did not order dessert and when outside to watch the sunset. I had made our reservations for 6pm so we could be outside by 7:19pm for the sunset. The views were awesome as always. It was unfortunate that there was a private party taking up over 75% of the patio, including the prime locations on the Westside where I enjoyed the fire-pits on our last visit. \nI do have to commend Tom Mills for getting back in touch with me. As I mentioned I've been a GM for some time, and I don't believe that 20% off was enough to entice me to go back. This is place that you take out of town guests to experience something special in Phoenix. I live in Ahwatukee and love to try and support local businesses'. Rustler's Rooste did ask to follow me on Instagram and inquired if they could post a picture of my Mother and I on the patio with the wonderful view in the background. This is my reply to Tom, I never heard back from him.\n\nTom,\nFirst off I would like to thank you for getting back to me. I did follow Rustler's Rooste on Twitter for a bit, I even tweeted about how excited I was to take my family there. But all and all it was not a good experience. \nI pretty sure that Brain asked my dinner companions how their food was, not sure if he addressed me, pretty sure he did not. Obviously it doesn't take a mental giant to figure out that I did not touch my plate. \nThe overall experience was lackluster at best. The food to me resembled something like a public school cafeteria meal. Like I had mentioned the salad was awful, and the green beans had been holding somewhere for a long time. \nI appreciate you extending an email to me. I am well aware of guest first service; every guest is my guest, want for nothing service, secret shoppers, and whatever Rustler's Rooste 10 Commandments are for steps of service. I have been a local restaurant general manager for years. You are welcome to look me up on LinkedIn. \nThanks again for reaching out to me. I can honestly say that I don't think that I will take you up on your offer. I appreciate it and will save your email. Like I have previously mentioned I have been going to Rustler's Rooste since I was a bartender at Bobby McGee's in the late '80s. It used to be some place special to take out of town visitors, kind of a land mark if you will. I just think that time and expectations have changed.
__label__1 Perks: fun atmosphere and great views. Cute slide from second floor that kids and adults alike were smiling as they went down. Probably one of the best views of the Valley and big outdoor patio that is great for photos.\n\nCons: the food. Ugh. My burger was overcooked and the bun was hard. The fries were barely warm. My husband wanted a steak for his birthday which he described \"was okay once he reached the middle.\" Vegetarian friend was served Mac and cheese with meat in it but server was very apologetic. Other friend said her beef ribs were pretty good, but, all in all, very overpriced for the quality of food. All that saves this place is the ambiance which, for some people, is enough. \n\nI personally, wouldn't return.
__label__1 View was incredible. Service was quick and nice. Fried bread was delicious.  Steaks were mediocre.  Vegetables and sides were awful.
__label__2 A good place to go!  I have found they have good food and good service.  This seems to be consistent from visit to visit.  \n\nI would recommend that you give this place a try because I think you will enjoy it.\n\nWhen you go in - tell them that Chris from Yelp recommended you go there.  They will have no idea who the hell I am but it might provide some interesting entertainment and a good laugh or two!\n\nEnjoy the views from this hilltop location!
__label__2 I went to RR with my 5 year old on a daddy daughter date night on Saturday.  She chose RR because she saw that they had the slide.  I called to see if they would accept a reservation and the only opening they had was at 8:30PM or show up with a 45 minute wait.  I decided to go ahead and show up and wait and hoping it wouldn't be that long.  When we drove up, I thought it was going to be a very long wait as the main parking lot was full and we had to drive to the additional parking.  When we walked up to the hostess desk a little after 7PM, they said it would be a 30 minute wait.  We decided to check out the place and my daughter wanted to do the slide.  She pretty much just went up and down on the slide until our buzzer rang, which was less than 30 minutes.  We got a table right by the windows, so it was a nice view.  It seemed like a bit before someone came with water and even longer before we saw our waitress.   \n\nI ordered the bbq chicken and my daughter ordered the spaghetti.  As we waited, they provided a nice hot basket of fried bread and biscuits.  The fried bread was good with honey, but not the usual fry bread I'm accustomed to since it was doughier.  My daughter liked the fry bread (because of the honey), the biscuit not so much.  One of the two balloon artists came by and she got a flower as we waited.\n\nOur dinner didn't seem to take too long to make despite it being very busy.  They first brought out the salad, which had a ranch dressing.  Soon afterwards, our dinners came.  The kid's spaghetti came with two garlic bread pieces and a lot of spaghetti.  My bbq chicken came with steamed veggies, corn, and beans.  As far as the food, my daughter said that we make better spaghetti at home.  My chicken was dry and the bbq sauce was ok.  On the bright said, my daughter really liked the corn.  The veggies had way too much pepper.  The beans had some spice to them, but were just okay.  We had plenty of leftovers to take home.  The best part of dinner was yet to come though.  When they brought out the cotton candy, my daughter gobbled it up.  I had a few bites and I must say, the cotton candy tasted very fresh and probably was the best cotton candy I've had.  It had a very nice bubble gum favor.  My daughter probably could have gobbled up another one.\n\nWhen we got the bill, I was pleasantly surprised.  RR must have a special where you buy an adult entr\u00e9e and you get a kids meal free.  Not sure if that is an offer they have all the time or just certain days.\n\nDid I mention this is a very family friendly place?  There were a lot of families and kids at RR on Saturday.  The line at times for the slide was long.  My daughter enjoyed going on the slide so much before dinner that I let her go on the slide again after dinner.  She did this for about 20 minutes and before I told her it was time to go.  She probably could have slid on it for another 30 minutes if I let her.\n\nOverall, I would give the RR two stars for the food and one additional star for the ambience.  The most memorable part of the evening for my daughter was the slide and the cotton candy, which I would agree.
__label__1 First, let's start with a few positives....\nGreat view!!! Yesterday, I was very disappointed in Rustlers Rooste! We made reservations for 5 pm, arrived at 4:45 and did not get seated until 6:20 pm. Many families were in same boat! It was a chaotic scene yesterday! Service was horrible, mashed potatoes were WAY too salty and pumpkin pie was super soggy / sugary! The only thing they got right was the turkey and yummy salad. For next thanksgiving, please honor your reservations! People don't mind waiting 15 to 30 minutes... But really an hour and a half??? You got the view going for you but that is about it! A total disappointment Rustlers Rooste... Why?
__label__0 More interested in money than your teeth,. Always pushing unneeded cosmetic procedures ( I'm 50, i dont need braces!).  Horrible customer service.  Billing practices are irregular, confusing  and they are unable to explain why we paid so much more than the estimate. They never returned any of my calls for explanation.  we are getting a new dentist!
__label__1 Simply put...I've had better.  I ordered two meals with fried rice.  The rice contained hard pieces that were uneatable, yuck!  Crab ragoons had an imitation crab flavor and sadly to say, I think Panda Express does it better.
__label__2 It's Hooters guys... shouldn't expect too much here.\n\nI will say they are somewhat expensive but recently they had all you can eat wings and another special of boneless wing basket on Wed nights and a few friends and me went there every week for that deal with a couple pitchers... but the beer is even pricey.\n\nI do love their boneless wings and their buffalo chicken sandwiches, pickle and tater salad are a good combo.  I don't go super hot but they have a good range of heat and some honey hots and other good stuff - I say mix it up a bit and try em all out.\n\nThe scene is the same though I will say this location has some talent as of late.  You also have the sports know-it-all who got cut his freshman year and never let it go, the affliction wearing douchebag that's never rolled on a mat in his life, and the fat sloppy guy that takes all the pictures with the girls.   Don't get me wrong, there are others in there but just typical those dudes are in there. \n\nThe girls are super nice... obviously.  But they're not gonna date you big guy - just sayin\n\nAlso, as far as I know they do provide the UFC fights for free so it's an okay backup if you don't have anywhere else to watch it.\n\nI don't eat there a lot but it's not bad when I do :)
__label__1 Started coming here every now and then because it's close to where I work so if I don't have time at my home gym I'll make it up here.  I try to avoid that happening though because I dislike this gym that much.  The staff is average as they are at most LA Fitness locations, some are very friendly but the majority just seem bored.  The layout of the equipment seems strange, related body parts aren't really grouped together and the equipment itself is older and not very up to date.  This next thing I know isn't the gym's fault but it's something I've noticed at this location especially and it's male gym-goers ogling a bit too much.  It's really annoying when you're running on a treadmill and a couple guys just stops and stares at you very obviously.  So like I said, I come here if I have no choice but I try to keep it from happening when possible.
__label__3 First time to Waffle House and we were not disappointed. Selection is basic but service was friendly and the hot and delicious was served in under 5 minutes. We were headed out of town and this place was perfect for a hot meal on the go.
__label__1 I really really wanted to like this place because it's relatively close to our house. The prawns on our salad were not cooked all the way, and the Tom Yum Gong soup was bland. Not sure how you can make that soup bland, but they did it. The under-cooked food was enough to cure me for life - I won't go back.
__label__2 If you like Thai food it is pretty good. But I guess I was spoiled while visiting Thailand that it's oilier food than I experienced with original Thai food. It's ok but I'm still looking for a more legit Thai food place. There's always a mom n pop shop somewhere especially when there's another Thai Basil 2-3 miles down the road.
__label__0 I'm really surprised at all the good reviews of this place. We have been trying to find a good Indian place in the area and chose here because of the good reviews. The bottom line is that all of the food was extremely bland. We got the vegetable samosa,  shrimp vindaloo, Bangan Bhartha, and garlic naan. The vegetable samosa's crust was very hard and didn't flake off like I'm used to, the filling was average (this was the best tasting thing we got). The shrimp vindaloo was in a very watery bland sauce that reminded me of italian tomato sauce. The Bangan Bhartha was just unbelievably bland. The atmosphere of the place was not bad and the service was pretty good. I didn't even want to keep eating after the first couple of bites.
__label__3 This place is the spot for lunch! I mean come on. Its Indian food buffet style! What's not to like about that. They serve you garlic naan or plain naan also buffet (all you can eat). The have all the standard fare as well as basmati rice. I always eat about a metric ton of food and when I get the bill... That's right $10. Starbucks costs more than that!! Definitely try this place out.
__label__3 I really like star of India. I usually get their chicken tikka masala. I also enjoy their vegetable korma. What stands out for me is their special naan.  Naan bread stuffed with maraschino cherries, coconut, and nuts. I've yet to find it at any other Indian restaurant. \n\nI agree with another reviewer that the place needs a decorating update. It kind of looks a little shabby. Doesn't bother me much, I just really like the food. When I was going there on a regular basis the owners seemed to know who I was and, they were very friendly. \nI have been going to Star of India for the past three years on my birthday.  Always a good birthday treat.
__label__0 So dissapointing! I ordered the club that claims to be \"piled high\" with turkey ham lettuce mayo and cranberry sauce... Triple decker style.  I opened my sandwich and thought I had been given the wrong one. It was as tall as a sandwich with only 2 pieces of bread which was the first bad sign considering there was a 3rd piece of bread in there. The turkey was ok but the ham was minuscule and looked like Walmart pressed ham... Yuck! And the lettuce; one little sliver of iceberg. Waste of money!
__label__4 We went to Mr Chao's Friday night to get away from the Wild Horse Pass Resort for a while.  The food is fantastic!  We loved it so much that we went back on Saturday after a full day of golf.  We were told the owner cooks all of the food, try the dumplings.  This is a hidden jewel....
__label__0 Do research on karate and compare schools. This school puts emphasis on katas and teaches very little sparring. Ranks are questionable at best. If you want to do nice katas and you do not care about learning real karate or practical self defense this school may work for you. This school is also not at many locals tournaments, red flag. Took my child out and put them in another school. He's now having to relearn everything and realizing they could have gotten really hurt becouse they thought they were learning self defense. It's dangerous. But, if you want to exercise and learn Kata dancing and point sparring this could be a good fit, otherwise please do your homework.Teenagers are doing most the teaching. Or adults with new black belts.
__label__0 Called for an appointment and to make sure that they received my vision insurance plan as the plan website recommend this place. \nA totally rude lady picks the phone and after I ask about the plan and is obvious that my question is making her life difficult,  she puts me on hold for about 3 minutes comes back tell me that they don't take the insurance. When I explained that their website recommends them puts me on hold again for 5 minutes and again picks the phone ask me if I want to make an appointing without an insurance completely rude and without any concern of customer care. I told her that I was just going to check with my plan  and she hung up the phone on me. There are so many other stores like this in the area but was the closes home but in definitely going somewhere else.
__label__2 Hey it's Taco Bell - what do you want?  I'm giving this three stars because it's A-Ok which is Yelp's rating system.\n\nIf you haven't been to a Taco Bell before then I don't know what to tell you - it's cheap imitation Mexican food with questionable quality ingredients.  It's not like you're going to take the pope here for a visit though, you're just getting some food.\n\nThe staff at this location are helpful and pleasant, and that's really all I ask for.  I don't come here often, but it's true to the Taco Bell brand.
__label__3 I'm torn between shouting from the rooftops about how much I love Arrivederci's happy hour and keeping it as my own little secret so it doesn't become overcrowded.  Well . . . here it goes, fingers crossed!\n\nWe had been here for dinner a few times and were very pleased, we decided we needed to try their happy hour.  I'm so glad we did; this is one of my new favorite quiet happy hour spots.  Not quite as trendy as Va Bene, but that's a good thing.  Less of a singles scene, less noisy and the food is just as delicious!  Happy hour is M-F 5-7.\n\nWe walked in a few minutes after 5 and were greeted by a very friendly bartender.  He kindly brought us menus and explained that during happy hour all wines by the glass are $5.  Wonderful!! He brought us some water (with a slice of cucumber, nice touch), took our drink orders, and gave us a few minutes to decide on food.\n\nIn addition to the wine specials, there are happy hour food specials! Half off bruschetta, pizza, and other appetizers.  We went with the Calamari In Umido (large tube calamari saut\u00e9ed in white wine & clam broth with a touch of tomato) and the Margherita pizza. They make their own mozzarella here, people!!\n\nBefore we received the appetizers, the bartender gave us some fresh bread with oil and balsamic to snack on.  The calamari came out first and it was fabulous, as was using the free bread to sop up the amazing broth!  Then came the pizza and while it didn't blow me away, it was still very good and that mozzarella is so creamy and fresh!  \n\nAs embarrassed as I am to admit it, we got three rounds of that yummy bread to use for that delicious broth of the calamari.  The best part, the bartender didn't seem to mind a bit that we were being a little greedy with the free bread!  What a nice guy!  Did I mention the bread and broth were delicious?\n\nThe bar area is nice with a small-ish size bar and a few high-top tables.  My favorite part was the living room set up past the bar.  Some comfy couches and a projection screen.  I can't wait to plan a friendly group happy hour so we can lounge around on the couches drinking wine and snacking on appetizers.\n\nThe service was great, the food was great, the price was right, and the atmosphere is cool and cozy.  What more can a girl ask for?  A couple more times like this, and this is a five star rating . . . easy!
__label__0 I am really quite surprised at the high reviews for this establishment. They truly don't deserve it! I purchased a coupon for this restaurant through my work (after checking the Yelp reviews, of course) so we were excited to give them a try but were sorely let down.\n\nWhen we arrived the first thing I noticed was the place was empty at 6pm. Well that's not a good sign! We waited for one of the employees to acknowledge us between their laughter and chatter between each other. Once being taken to our table we looked at the menu and couldn't believe the prices; they were extremely high. I told my boyfriend, its a good thing we have a coupon, this better be some dang good Italian food! Due to the high prices, we decided to share an appetizer and an entree, surely it would be plenty, it's an Italian restaurant! \n\nIt took about 25 minutes for our appetizer of meatballs to arrive and when it did my boyfriend and I just looked at each other. There were about 6 tiny meatballs swimming in some marinara. I was expecting huge meatballs like what you get at Oregano's...nope, not even close! So we ate, and unfortunately the dish was nothing special. They tasted like they were from a frozen bag. As we were waiting for our entree I had been needing more water but regardless of the empty restaurant no one was checking on us. We waited for our entree another 20 minutes after that. Why was it taking so long? We were the only ones in the dining room. We finally received our entree. What the hell! It was just about the same size as our appetizer!!! There were three small rolls of pasta. Seriously? Did someone eat the other 3/4 of it back in the kitchen? We ate those in about literally a minute and then tried to scarf down some bread to help fill our stomachs. And the worst part, it wasn't that good. At this point I finally was given more water. \n\nNeedless to say we would never come back here. Why pay such ridiculous prices for tiny portions of pretentious food with a side of crappy service? No thanks, I'll head over to Oregano's or RigaTonys!
__label__0 Food - 5.0\nService - 7.0\nManagement - 0.0\n\nA big disappointment.\n\nI brought my wife and kids here knowing I had a Groupon for $40. It's Mother's Day. We hadn't eaten here before, so a Groupon is a great incentive to try something new. When we arrived it was less than half full at around 6pm. Atmosphere was ordinary, but it appeared that they were professional. Cloth napkins and table clothes and well dressed staff. We ordered our food, which included wine, and rang up at tab just over $100. The food was nothing to write home to mom about, but it wasn't terrible. The quality didn't match the prices, however we knew we had our Groupon, so it made it all palatable. That is until we tried to pay and explained we had a Groupon, but I let him know I would still be tipping on the pre-Groupon total. He frowned and said that they don't take Groupon's on holidays. Having used many Groupons prior at other places, I always check the Fine Print before going. The only restriction it showed was that it couldn't be used during happy hour or in conjunction with other coupons. I showed the waiter this and he still gave me the heisman pose. I asked to speak to the manager, thinking this must be a mistake, and to my great surprise, the manager held his ground stating this was Groupon's policy in the Fine Print. I showed him that it said nothing about \"holidays,\" and he too stood his ground. I decided to take the high ground and save myself and my family further embarrassment and paid the tab (still tipped the waiter well since it wasn't his fault, per se), and here I write. Long story short, what a hustle and great disappointment. Not a great way to get a return customer who racks up $100 tabs for pasta. I've never seen a manager who would choose not only a battle that was wrong, but knowing that we would never return. \n\nI do not suggest supporting this establishment. This is my first YELP writeup.
__label__4 So this one tops King's Buffet for us! A tiny bit pricier because the $8.99 doesn't include drinks like King's does but TOTALLY worth it! And yes, their teriyaki chicken is better than King's too!!\n\nWe (my husband, daughter, and I) met up with Rand H. and Mike C. for lunch today and it was a great choice! So much variety and everything was fresh and steaming. Service was awesome and the right amount of helpful, not in your face but there when you needed it. \n\nMy only complaint was the fried rice, they only had shrimp fried rice out today and I'm allergic to shrimp so I had to pass. My husband loved everything he tried except the sweet and sour chicken, it tasted a tad bit bland to him but I thought it was fine. Not spectacular like everything else but still great. My daughter ate everything we offered her (not typical lately!) and was delighted with the beautiful fresh plump grapes they had available. I believe she also stole my husband's chinese donut and loved it too. \n\nBy the way, this 5-star rating may just be the first one I've handed out to date so congrats to you Hong Kong Gourmet! And thank you for the awesome food!!!
__label__0 Summary: every dish, and I mean every dish tasted like it was under a heat lamp for 6 hours. I expected much more. They had a great selection of sushi, classic Chinese dishes, stir fry counter, and extensive seafood bar. It is a shame that all were so bland. I will not be back.
__label__0 The food is generally bad -- the soup was not hot, the beef was overcooked, and overall unflavorful.  We thought there would be sushi, especially with the $12 per person weekend price, but there was no sushi.  There was a very small variety of food -- everything was stale and cold.  The clams and crab were flavorless.  We were very disappointed.  However, compliments to the waiter, who was very friendly.
__label__2 I used to love going to this Starbucks! Unfortunately, I do not feel the same way after their recent remodel. I figured they would expand to the small vacant room next door or even add more chairs (since it's always so busy here). It looks like they went to ikea and bought the cheapest furniture they could find and limiting any seating space. \n\nThis is a pretty busy Starbucks compared to many others I've been to. It's just disappointing.
__label__0 BAD!!!\n\nI have had great Italian fare from NY to New Jersey. Also being Italian growing up with homemade Italian food from sauce, to pizza to canolis. From a Italian who knows the food this place is no good, it's not homemade it tastes worse than Olive Garden, and I hate OG and their fake Italian crap.. The noodles are obliviously not homemade. the sauce bland.you throw down nearly 30 bucks for crappy commercialized Italian? I think the only thing I enjoyed half way was the salad, but who can mess up a salad? \nI seen plenty of the older crowd here, I think this is the only thing that keeps this place going.\n\nBell' Italia - You get two thumbs down from me - I'm not coming back
__label__0 Saw Dr. Hetrick..I went to this office for Chronic headaches and neck pains. I felt like they did not care about my health condition and now I have Migraines. I told them I take medication that helps me a bit to get through the day but gets worse to the point where i'm out of it.What's their fix, a bag full of more medications (watch out liver) feels like they thought I was faking or something. Worst place to go really unhappy that I wasted my money and time
__label__2 Excellent food as always
__label__3 This location is clean and efficient.  Our waitress was awesome and had our order in and food out VERY quickly.  The food is all fantastic and of good quality.
__label__3 I've gone there several times just for breakfast and have never been disappointed. I love the service. They are very friendly and thoughtful. I love the hash browns  and the grits. Seems like a old fashion combo. The food is always warm to hot when I get it. The coffee is always full and I don't have to hunt down the wait staff to get my coffee filled. My mom came down from Montana and she loved the wall decorations (she could relate) and the over all experience.
__label__3 This is a great library. It's in a good location, the WIFI is free and there's a good selection of items. They recently started stocking television shows, which is awesome! They have both old and new shows on DVD and the best part is, they're free! I really love the hold system. If there's something I want at another library, I can just place a hold and within a few days, it's shipped to me and I can pick it up. \n\nThe staff is pretty great at this location. Everyone i've encountered has been helpful and nice. All the librarians who do storytime are great! The shelvers manage to keep the shelves in decent order and the check out desk is quick with my holds!
__label__3 Try not to view Ironwood as an extension of the huge Burton Barr library and look at it for what it really is--a small community library. It is a great resource for Ahwatukee. It's clean, has free wifi and plenty of popular items, and is a great place to get out of the heat during the summer for any number of people.\n\nSince they're part of the Phoenix library system, they have access to great services like the Overdrive catalog. Go online and log in with your library card to check out audiobooks and ebooks! You can check out 10 at a time. There are also plenty of great community programs like the Culture Passes mentioned in another review.\n\nThe one downside is that the staff is pretty unhelpful (and sometimes unfriendly). I've had my daughter ask for a book because it was listed as being on the shelf but it wasn't in its place. I don't need a staff member to walk over to the shelf, look at the empty spot, and then shrug, saying it must be lost. I could discern that myself. Some of the ladies working behind the counter (I don't know what their function is) are downright unfriendly and sullen. Retire and let some newer blood in, if you hate your job that much.\n\nIgnore the staff and you'll be golden.
__label__2 Been here a couple of times now - like that you can really customize your burger and the fries or onion rings that go with it.  Also enjoy sitting outside by the fountain or fireplace and that I can take the dog !  But it is a little bit pricey for a burger, so usually only go when I have have a groupon/deal chicken - but it is a good pit stop before a movie.  Don't ask too many questions though as english is a struggle for the cook especially.
__label__2 *I can buy 3 get 2 free!!!!!* I happen to like getting shower gel from Bath and Body Works but the people that work here can be a little obnoxious. And wait, did I say you can buy 3 get 2 free? Are they commissioned? Honestly, when I tell someone I'd just like to browse, I really mean, I'd just like to browse. Perhaps, smell a few fragrances. I don't really need a play by play of every fragrance in the store. \"Oooh, that one is fresh!\" \"How do you like that one... very clean!\"  \"Oh yessss, sultry!!\" \"If you buy 3, you can get 2 free!\" You realize I can buy 3 shower gels and get 2 free? I mean that is 5 freakin shower gels, how many do I need? The employees are friendly enough but maybe they should back off a little unless the customer explicitly asks for help. P.S. I was at the check out, paying for my soap, honestly just wanting ONE. For old time sake, I was once again asked if I was *sure* I only wanted one. Hey, did you know it's buy 3 get 2 free?
__label__2 We like to come in here to shop for clothes and luggage.  You can find some great deals in here.  The selection of luggage is pretty good too.  I've found some great carry on bags.\n\nIt can get really busy here, especially on weekends.  The best time to shop is mid-week in the middle of the day.  The employees here are usually friendly and the store is kept clean.\n\nReturn Factor - 60%
__label__2 When half a restaurant's menu is available in the freezer section of the grocery store in the same shopping center (and tastes exactly the same), one probably should go for the cheaper option. CPK isn't bad, it's just not worth it exorbitant price. And God forbid you want something extra. There's an up charge for everything. $2.75 for a couple chunks of avocado in my salad.  I know a restaurant has overhead costs, but how about I grab a whole one from said grocery store for less?\n\nAs for the pizza; the quality is just okay and thanks to the millions of imitators that have improved on the concept of nontraditional toppings, the chain is not as unique as it seemed 20 years ago. Every place in the US now has a signature BBQ Chicken Pizza.\n\nSo why does CPK get three stars? I'll give the chain credit for its easy online ordering, curbside pickup, and friendly staff. But, you can certainly find better within a couple miles of Desert Ridge.
__label__1 CPK is one of my favorite restaurants and this location was by far the worst one I visited. First of all, the waitress never offered me any bread. No biggie. I ordered a soup, starter salad, and a pasta. The baked potato soup was so thick, it actually tasted pretty bad; the starter salad was a disappointment because the greens were kind of dried out, and the pasta (chicken tequila) sauce was watery. Overall, it was a pretty bad meal.
__label__3 I read the bad reviews about the tailor but I have been there about 4 times and everything has looked good every time. I think the last 3 times I have just pinned the stuff myself so not sure about how anything he needs to pin works out. I just go because it's convenient but I just did pay $20 to have a dress hemmed. Not sure what they would charge elsewhere but I haven't had any problems so far so I keep going.
__label__2 On our way to the movie theater, we decided to grab a quick breakfast. Fortunately, it was late enough (9:50am) that there wasn't a line. Since I normally do not eat breakfast at Paradise Bakery, I had to hang back and take in the menu. Luckily, the employees were really nice and waited while I decided. After ordering, our food came quickly. I ordered the Asiago breakfast sandwich - bacon, egg, and Vermont white cheddar on a bagel. I subbed for a plan bagel with no hassle. It was relatively inexpensive and filling. I'd order it again if I was ever in the area for breakfast. My husband ordered a slice of coffee crumb cake - it was delicious! Soft and tasty with a nice crunchy topping. This is a great place for a quick bite to eat.
__label__1 I had to give this place two stars because I came once and it was good and once and it was terrible.\n\nThe first time was right before closing so they were fast and wanted me out of there. Efficient and he girl gave me a free drink.\n\nI came at 4PM during the week and they had an ancient lady workings the cash register with 7 people in line. I finally asked for another cashier and they brought out an equally old cashier. I'm sorry but when you are busy then you need quick cashiers.\n\nIt was painfully slow. The only reason I stayed is because I wanted a cookie.\n\nGet your act together.
__label__0 The groomers there werent very nice to my dog, hes very sweet and well behaved. When I got my cat groomed she still had loose hairs all over her. However, there hours are great! 8 am-8 pm. It cost about $65 bucks to bathe and groom my cat. More money for my dogs.
__label__3 This place is pretty good. I was surprised. The service was just ok though.
__label__1 Ick. Surprised this location has not been closed. There is seldom anyone there, the food is terrible and smells like dirty wet towels when you first walk in. Attention health dept, time for a spot check.
__label__0 Not really a fan of this place, decided to go because my friend and seen a 2 for 1 deal which was an entree and an appetizer or dessert for $10. So we thought why not. I had a house salad, and the chicken brushetta pasta. The chicken on the the pasta was not fresh tasted like cardboard. Will not be going back.
__label__1 The food was awful. My mushroom ravioli was rubbery and so unappetizing looking they should have been ashamed to let it out of the kitchen. My daughters chicken was so overcooked she could not cut it. The waiter told us we should have sent it back but he did not come back to check on us. Will never go back to this location again. Stay away there are a lot of other restaurants nearby try one of those
__label__4 I have been going to rebeckha lafferty for years..best at cutting very thick hair and colors knowledge is great. .only go to her. .If she is off wait till she is available. ..
__label__3 Love the food, especially the fries where it's peeled and cut daily, never frozen potatoes.  Everything is so perfect here and up to you on what you want and don't want on your burgers.  It gets super busy lunch and dinner time, so be ready to wait up to 10 minutes for your food after you order.  Must try!
__label__3 Want a unique date night?  Craving for something to do on your own?  Want to have an avenue to express your inner artistic abilities?  OK, here you go!\n\nVery interesting concept: Pick a piece of pottery, think of what you would like to design on it, you can draw your idea on with pencil, go grab your paints, brush, sponges, or stencils, and away you go.  They will then fire & glaze it, ready to pick up your masterpeice in a few days,\n\nA great place to zen out and leave all your stress and worries at the door.  \n\nGood for a keepsake, special gift, 1-of-a-kind conversation piece, or create a memory.\n\n1 star lost for the very annoying and extremely intrusive studio \"helper\" which I will leave un-named.  Kinda ruined alot of the experience.  I should say that if you need assistance, you can have it, but when you do NOT need it, well, please leave us alone - ie: i f you are in Barnes & Noble, you don't need a clerk to repeatedly come up to you every 10 mins to ask if you are going to buy that book or they read it, or do you want a better suggestion..... ect.
__label__3 Such a fun place for kids and parents both.  Great place to make gifts or just to have fun.  So fun.
__label__0 Do not go for a car wash or a oil change. I went twice to give them a second chance. I have never gone to a car wash with such awful service my 8 year old has done a better job washing my car. I don't even know why I tipped them shame on me! I asked them to replace my air filter twice and they still couldn't get it right. I don't know how they stay in business. They kept pushing me to add all these extras. So pushy. Save you money go else where.
__label__1 Their kitchen closes way too early !  \nLay-out of the whole place isnt good and needs to be improved.\nThere simply is something wrong with the over-all lay-out of Marcel's that doesnt make you feel at home. \n                         Rest rooms arent maintained. Always strewn with paper all over. Everything inside is Boring and DULL!\nThe place needs MAJOR MAJOR SURGERY!\nMy guess is the business is probably out for sale. To say this place sucks is an understatement!
__label__1 Meh. I've experienced better.
__label__3 I have lived at Desert Club apartments now for four months and feel I've had enough time to give my opinion on the place... \n\nThe Good: Convenient location to everything in Scottsdale and highway access, gated community, the pool is never too busy and great for relaxing with nice chairs, very quiet community and I hear no noise inside my apartment (top floor though), feels safe, nicer finishes in kitchen with the tile floor and granite counter tops, quick maintenance response times, ample visitor parking in rear of complex, nice gym, staff is usually friendly and helpful. Unique floor plans with lots of cabinet space in the A2 floor plan. \n\nThe Bad: Single entrance into complex can be annoying, grassy area's in between buildings smell like urine from all the pets, pool could use a cleaning more often (leaves and debris at the bottom) and there is constantly yellow caution tape around the hot tub (not sure what's that about), almost non-existent resident functions, efficiency of the AC in my 3rd story unit seems poor (the AC is always running), glass block window in A2 floor plan lets in a lot of heat (my apartment faces East and West), breezeways and stairs are sometimes littered and are dirty with accidents from pets. The kitchen has a spray/stream faucet which comes in handy a lot but there is no option to add a water filter. The water here isn't too great so I've had to resort to buying bottled water.\n\nTips: Before moving in, make sure you get the code to the entrance gate if you are moving in early in the morning or on a weekend. We didn't have the gate code for the moving company and it caused a bit of nightmare. Also, for efficiency sake, I'd request a North or South facing apartment.  \n\nSummary: I looked at a LOT of places in Scottsdale for an apartment before settling at Desert Club and I would probably do it all over again if I had to. The minor items on the bad list, though there are several, aren't enough to outweigh the good of the place for me so I generally enjoy living here.  I almost chose Barossa across the street but opted for Desert Club because of the larger pool and the additional square footage in the one bedroom.
__label__4 Roy's is a perennial favorite on my hit parade.  When restaurant week occasioned itself upon us, I saw Roy's on the list and said let's go!\n\nThere are two things that make for a great restaurant:  1.)  product (the food), 2.) process (the experience).\n\nFrom the moment we walked in the place, every single member of the Roy's team went out of their way to make us feel like royalty.  Secondly, the moment we sat down, a very deliberate system came into play that leaves you feeling very well cared for.\n\nThis is what the experience should be like!  The setting was beautiful, and the food was out of this world.\n\nAnd....of course...the chocolate souffle.  If it were possible for one's mouth to experience an orgasm, Roy's chocolate souffle would be the ticket.\n\nGreat job Roy's!
__label__0 Worst birthday experience of my life. \nThere were eight of us who came from the resort pool to the patio for Aloha Hour, then dinner. First we were told that the patio was closed (on what had to have been the most gorgeous evening of the summer.) That's fine. Inside, it's a little too fancy for our pool-wear, although all but one of us had coverups. So we are decoding what to do, when a server tells us we are dressed inappropriately. We say that we know...we were going to eat on the patio and now we are just standing there deciding what to do (ps the restaurant is completely empty except for about five servers who are glaring at us.) \nWe go back outside where my elderly father needs to sit down for a moment. Normally after a chilly reception like that I would have left immediately, but my dad can't walk very far, the rest of the party is hungry, and we had really been looking forward to Roy's. \nThe server comes outside where we are standing (except for my dad who had to sit down) and confronts us. I explain that its my birthday, that we have been loyal Roy's customers in Hawaii and here, and that we just want to have a nice meal.  I explained that we weren't trying to offend anyone and that there really aren't any other customers to offend right now any way. She tells me that I'm being rude and that she is letting us know about the dress code because she doesn't want her manager to see us and come confront us (so instead she does the honors, I guess.) I am so astounded by how outright MEAN this woman is. It baffling. She looks like she's early 50's or so...you think she would know how to handle a dress code concern better. \nSo the manager comes out, tries to smooth things over, tells us we're all dressed just fine except for one of our well-behaved kids, who needs a shirt with sleeves. Reminds us that there's a sign that says that too (expert managers always point to the policy) Tells us that we won't have that woman as our server. She'll give us \"Debbie, who is fantastic like me.\" Okay. Ha ha. Come in. \nWe get $100+ worth of appetizers and drinks because the full menu is not available yet. Debbie the server is fine. We watch the sun go down through the window. The only good thing about sitting inside is the fantastic live music by Jared Blackstone.  There is also a a very nice server named Tanner, who had brought my dad some water while we were standing on the patio. He comes over and apologizes to us because he has witnessed this whole thing. He's a class act. Kudos to him and I hope he can get a job at an establishment that values service as much as he does. \nThe manager never came back by our table. We didn't stay for dinner. Instead we walked across the resort to The Blue Sage, where we enjoyed a great meal on the patio on a  gorgeous night. \nThe experience at Roy's was one of the all-time worst I have ever experienced in my life.
__label__2 My coworkers and I are here for a convention and came here for Dinner last night. \n\nOur waiters Scott and Adele were quick, attentive and really nice. \n\nWe have the pork belly dim sum as an appetizer, which was phenomenal! For my entree I had the hanger steak. For the price, I expected a bit more to it. When it says it includes carrots and peas, they meant one carrot and one pea :p But the steak was cooked perfectly ad tasted amazing. The rest of the group really enjoyed their dishes as well.  \n\nMargarita tasted good, but was a little weak, I stuck to beer after having one. Per my coworkers they had a great Pinot. \n\nHad a really nice time :)
__label__2 ordered the steak sandwich (medium rare).  Came out cooked medium.  Still very delicious.  French fries were not good, way too salty.  Server seemed as though he did not want to be there, with a grouchy attitude.
__label__3 I've recently become a huge pho fan, so I was excited to try Tea Light Cafe, which is right in my neighborhood.  While it wasn't quite as authentic as a place I was recently turned onto in Downtown LA, it was still very tasty  and fresh.  A cup of hot tea and a bowl of pho is always wonderful on a cold winter day!  At $8, it's enough for two to share, or it can be two meals for one person!  We don't exactly have a lot of independent ethnic restaurants in this area, so it's nice to have Tea Light Cafe serving up yummy Vietnamese food - hopefully people will continue to support it.
__label__1 Ate here for lunch the other day, food was pretty meh. I'd give 2.5 stars if I could, the spring rolls were very nice and stuffed with shrimp. However, the order of chicken I had was completely dried out -- it was seriously like eating chalk. The flavor was ok, I guess, but the meat was so overcooked it was impossible to really tell.
__label__3 Love Tea Lite but will now frequent much less.  Why, because they stopped making one of the best sandwiches on the planet.  As of about a week ago, we were told by the person running the counter that they have stopped making their version of the Banh Mi, which is a great chicken sandwich.  Was told it was too difficult to make.  Why you would take the item off of the menu that Phoenix Magazine listed as one of the 20 best sandwiches in the city doesn't make sense.  Bring it back!
__label__4 I have nothing to compare this too as I've never eaten Vietnamese food ever. I've also never tried pho. Stopped here for lunch on a whim and it was delicious! The place was packed (good sign) and my husband and I got the sampler thing (pho, egg and spring roll). It was all yummy although we had no idea what to do with all the extra - the sauces and things that came on the side- we needed a tutorial! We will be back!!
__label__4 I will ONLY go to Harkins theaters and this one is the best yet. Harkins has fresh popcorn and yummy butter flavoring, kind employees, and super clean theaters. AMC on the other hand as rude workers, dirty carpet, old theaters, and GROSS popcorn. Even the super comfy AMC seats can't entice me. It's Harkins all the way.\n\nThis theater is super big and I never wait more than 5 minutes for concessions no matter how long the line is -- they have like 10 concession counters. Of course it is movie theater pricing ($6 for a bottle of water) but Harkins has a loyalty program: if you buy their reusable plastic cup for like $6 you can get refills for $1 all year. I'm in. If you really want to show off you can get a Harkins t-shirt and if you wear it you get a free medium popcorn. \n\nI go to the movies a lot and this would save me money but I don't want to wear the shirt. Some people do though, more power to them.\n\nBathrooms are always spotless.\n\nGreat location next to many restaurants and causal dining places. \n\nLOVE HARKINS
__label__4 Good theatre, got tickets and good seats... Air conditioning worked well, bathrooms were very clean... And so were the floors in the theatre.
__label__4 Absolutely love the service at Audi Scottsdale! I own my 2nd Audi and highly recommend. Wouldn't own any other brand. My service consultant, Jason, is the best!
__label__4 After submitting my concerns via Yelp, I was contacted by Alane B. She got me in touch with Bobby Perich (General Manager) who offered to assist in the second party shipping issues. I was able to purchase the manuals through a local dealership and have them fix the underhood damage. I submitted my costs to the shipper and am waiting a response. In the mean time, Bobby offered to reimburse my costs should the shipper not respond. Knowing full well that this truly is a second party (shipper) issue, I fully appreciate the response and attention from the general manager in resolving this problem. Very much in tune with the service I would expect from a high quality dealership.
__label__2 When is Land Rover fast? When they're processing my payment. When do they take their sweet time? The remainder of the time. BTW, that free coffee is gonna cost you.
__label__0 I am a frequent Subway patron, but I will not patron this franchise again.\n\nI am also a supporter of our local High School sports teams. When I presented a discount card from Boulder Creek HS, the manager REFUSED to honor the card.\n\nPlease do not support this Subway franchise as they do not support our schools and sports teams.
__label__0 The urgent care here is ridiculous!! Waited for over a hour and  a half just to see the nurse practitioner who was only in here for 5 minutes tops. I wouldn't have come here but this was the only urgent care open on Sunday.
__label__2 I like the pan fried dumplings and the hot and sour soup. The entree plates are huge and made to share. Staff is friendly and the drinks are good.
__label__3 Unlike the last review I wrote about an unconventional outlet mall, Outlets At Anthem is EXACTLY what you'd think of when you think 'Outlet Mall'. It is one mammoth of a shopping center and it doesn't matter WHO you are - you will mos' def.' find *something* that catches your eye in any one of the multiple stores (total understatement) located in this complex.\n\nWhether you're looking for Gap, BCBG, Banana Republic, Book Warehouse, Calvin Klein, Bose, Claire's, Kitchen Collection, Jockey, Polo, Perfumania, Ultra Diamonds, Vans, or Yogurberry (JUST TO NAME A FEW), the Outlets At Anthem have got you covered.\n\nBeing the avid swimmer that I am, I hit up the Nike Factory store and bought two (count 'em) TWO Nike swimsuits for $60. Usually one runs me about $75. Can I get a holllllllaaaa?!?!?!?\n\nThe only reason I *had* to take off a star is because this is an outdoor outlet mall, and in a place like Arizona, that is INSANE. The weather was SO scorching hot that I would have PAID an entry fee to shop at an indoor, AIR CONDITIONED shopping complex.\n\nAh well, still got the goods at the outlet prices. Can't complain...too much ;)
__label__1 place is very clean:) Banana Republic is the only store I really go to here.
__label__4 Very friendly people who work here. They were so great with my kids! Definitely will be back.
__label__1 Went for dinner tonight at the restaurant, usually just get delivery which is ok... I will probably not eat here again and stick with  delivery. The pizza took forever and was undercooked, no crunch to it. We asked for pineapples and they put so many on it was just overwhelming. Also the bathrooms are just gross, looked like they hadn't been cleaned, ever. I was pretty bummed about the whole experience, what a waste of calories.
__label__0 If you look at my other reviews, you'll see I very rarely give a restaurant 1 bubble. And for local places in my community, I will often say nothing if I don't have anything nice to say. But this experience was so thoroughly terrible I'm making an exception. A friend visiting from out of state was thrilled we had a Hungry Howie's in our town as this was her favorite pizza chain back east. Since we had not had a chance to try it yet, we gave it a go. First we tried ordering on the web site but it does not allow you to select a flavor for the crust - that seemed odd considering how much they promote this and rely on it to differentiate themselves from all the other pizza joints in town. OK, so we tried calling our order in. We had seen the specials on the web site, but when we asked for it on the phone, a teenage-sounding guy told us they didn't have that promotion and it would cost roughly double the advertised price. At this point I started getting annoyed, but I kept calm and ordered on, after all, our friend loves this place, maybe the food will redeem it. Since we were already out and about, we declined delivery and went in to get it. Imagine my surprise when we saw the front of the building was plastered with large advertisements exactly matching what we saw online. There were also posters and stands inside the restaurant showing these same deals. Really?! How could this guy NOT know the specials they offer? Does he come in through the back door every day? Does he never look left when he answers the phone? I probably should have said something, but at this point it was worth the extra money to not prolong any interaction with this person. I paid and left. At home we realized they never offered us a choice of dipping sauces for the bread sticks and that the pizza did not have the flavored crust we ordered. The bread sticks were burnt and tough. We tried to eat a couple but ended up throwing them away, which if you know me is atypical - I will eat terrible food rather than waste it, but this was beyond edible. The pizza was cooked to perfection, but the cheap ingredients and \"canned\" tasting sauce put it below average. Our friend assured us she has never had this experience at the other stores she has been to, that even the web site is better for other stores, and that we just have a bad one. Until this location brings its customer service and product quality up to the standards the chain apparently sets for its other locations, there is no chance we will be returning.
__label__3 Great pizza place in the area...was in town for business.  They have specials Monday-Wednesday I believe.  Got a large pizza for $9.99.  Great tasting and service was great.  They have TV's, so you are able to watch a sporting game while enjoy a slice a pizza.  They also sell pizza by the slice as well.
__label__1 Went here recently for the first time. It was okay. Unfortunately I ordered pasta. It was overcooked, and didn't even have the mushrooms and olives that I asked for. My husband got pizza, and I tried a bite. The pizza was good. We did have the garlic knots as an appetizer, and they were pretty good. Customer service was meh. The girl Aleah, who was serving us kept smiling like she was trying not to laugh. It made for a really awkward dinner. I'd come back for the pizza, but nothing else. I probably won't be back though. If I'm going out for pizza, I go to Venezia's Pizzeria. Their pizza is amazing, good prices, and their staff is really friendly.
__label__0 Hey Jeremy L. I didn't know how to email this to you but......\n\nFormer owner of Buono's Pizza, Victor is back at it in Gilbert. \n\n\nNICANTONI'S PIZZA\nNicantoni's Pizza\nDon't forget... we now have beer, wine, and\n\nAward winning NY style pizza, pasta and subs. And more! Former owner of Buono's Pizza, Victor is back at it in Gilbert. \nCome and dine in with us, enjoy some wine and be sure to save room for dessert. Or, take something back to your place. Either way we're sure you'll be happy. Authentic pizza and dishes, served with a little of our own flare. \nSo what are you waiting for???\n\nwww.nicantonis.com\n(480) 892-2234\n1430 W Warner Rd. #136, Gilbert, AZ 85233.
__label__1 1 star for the exceptional service & extra slow food preperation. \n2 stars for the extra greasy pizza\n\nI purchased a groupon for this place and finally got around to using it. I wasn't in a hurry to use it even tho it had an expiration date because I called, spoke to somebody & they ensured me it wouldn't expire. \n\nWalked into this place and had a hard time choosing the least dirty booth/table but finally made my choice and wiped off the left overs crumbs left on the table and seats. I guess with only 1 waitress it's hard to take care of a couple tables so we had to wait a good 15-20 for a greeting. No big deal..... It just meant we had plenty of time to second guess our ordering decisions. Which was a good thing because they were out of this & out of that on an early Saturday night. Really?? We ordered a simple pepperoni pizza and it took over an hour for them to prepare and deliver it to our table. There was enough grease on this pizza to save the govt millions in vehicle maintenance but since I'm not in the habit of bailing out the fat cats I quickly used an entire trees worth of napkins to solve the issue. A little grated cheese, stale crushed peppers, garlic salt and voialla & edible pizza. The pizza actually has good flavor and I enjoyed the crust which normally I don't. I didn't want to chance my luck with letting down my taste buds so we opted out on the potentially fake Italian desert. \n\nSo here's where Bouno's helped establish their excellent one star review with me. The waitress brought the bill & I gave here my groupon. She quickly made an excuse on not taking the groupon because it was expired & I showed her on the groupon where it says it NEVER EXPIRES so she took it to her boss. A $12 dollar groupon discount turned into a $6 discount. Nothing makes me more sadder than a business not living up to their offer. Don't put it out there if you have no honor. Well, to wrap this up I'm gonna say good by to Bouno's & wish them luck cuz they're gonna need it if they plan on staying in business with such awesomeness.
__label__3 Despite browsing through the more recent negative reviews. I came back hoping to have the same experience I did 10 years ago as a Dobson high student. \n\nNothing has changed pizza wise. I was relieved! It's clean and looks the same as it always did. It's clearly under new management but is NOT an issue fellow former Buono's customers. \n\nGreat NY style pizza, it's a fav!
__label__0 Is it possible to have two horrible experiences in one weekend? Damn. \n\nFuck my life. It is.\n\nI have family in town, so naturally, everyone wants to go to the most ethnic place possible. We go to the Copper Kettle in Mesa. I'd been here before and my experience wasn't bad. I liked it. This time around though, I felt like I wanted to kill myself.\n\nWe walked in, it was busy. Great. Good sign, that must mean that people like the place. I noticed there was a buffet in the back. All the food looked fucking miserable. Of course it did. It's a buffet. What self-respecting person would eat ethnic food at a buffet?\n\nIn any case, we are seated. 15 minutes later, we get 3 menus. 5 people at the table. 9 minutes after that, we all get plastic coke classes of ice water (I shouldve been conservative on this 98 degree day, because this was the only water I got-- no refill). \n\nWe ordered our food, and it was fucking useless. The chicken was undercooked. My mom ordered the beef chapli kabob, which came out to the table sizzling....seemingly great, only to make EVERYONE in the restaurant cough, and give us dirty looks.\n\nMy poor aunt had specially requested no chilis in her dish, and of course, her dish had EXTRA chili. My aunt requested all of this in Hindi and Urdu....native languages to these people. What the shit is wrong here?\n\nAfter we got our food, no one came back to check up on us. On this hot spring day, we never got refills on our waters. I guess now I know what it's like to be welcomed to the desert. Thanks a lot Copper Kettle. \n\nAlso, with the undercooked chicken, my family and I are probably going to get sick from salmonella. Kidding. But seriously.\n\nI am Indian and my Dad was born in Pakistan. I can judge this food and service. I can't come back here. This place is a joke. \n\nGetting a server was like what I imagine it's like to hail a cab in New York City. They see you. They know you ask for their help. They know you are a paying customer, but don't really care about you and go on with their day.\n\nBottom line....\n\nNo respectable Indian or Pakistani should/would eat here. Or Human for that matter.\n\nNever coming back.\n\nThere has got to be a better place in town...
__label__1 Went tonight for a takeout order so we could watch Monday Night Football. Order and paid for extra celery & blue cheese( price went up to $1 each! )... Got the order and took it home. The wife wanted to know where the blue cheese was. There was four celery and ONE blue cheese! I was pissed and called them. I drove 3 miles back, and Chelsey who took the order and answered when I called back, told me I was wrong and she personally put three blue cheese in the bag. \n\nDo not ever tell a customer he is a liar. This is what she did. I am about ready to call the manager. My friends do not go here anymore but I've always defended this restaurant. Tonight makes me want to change my mind.
__label__3 Always great wings. I went to watch UFC with some friends. Staff is friendly drinks a plenty. good staff @ this loc.  no complaints.  my compliments
__label__2 The bar of this place is the part you need to hang out in if you go here. The front dining area is lame so i was hesitant to even go in the back and check out the bar.  However, i was rather surprised. Nice big area..with a crap load of t.v's. \n\nGood happy hour prices. B/f tried about 6 different kinds of the wings(the day we went each wing was 39 cents) they have all different kinds of sauces, hot, strawberry, garlic, orange etc..\nhe was not that impressed with them(he eats a lot of wings, sl his expectations are just a little high) i thought they were alright. the pizza was however, very good..better than the wings.\n\ni will be back..cool spot to catch a game and grab a drink.
__label__0 I wish I could give them less than one star, WORST service I have ever received somewhere. I am a waitress my self so I know the struggle and how not to be hard on them if it's busy. Well there was only two other tables besides mine. She would just pop her head around the wall and say cool and walk away she would give us refills and she wouldn't bring us our food when it came out we saw it just sitting there for a few minutes and she had other people bring us our food she really didn't do anything. She was playing on her phone when she took our freaking orders for crying out loud. Now the food on the hand was good the pasookie was perfect as always and the wings were alright if they had a little bit more sauce on them (: but I'm not sure I will be back to this particular one only because you could tell the servers didn't want to be there they were unhappy with their guests and we're trying to get rid of them.
__label__2 Went there last night for their monthly free planetarium show. It was a really cool show that was unfortunately set to Pink Floyd music. After the show the science dept professors had a huge telescope set up and we were able to look at the moon. First friday of every month!
__label__1 I never thought my favorite class would be the gym, but I absolutely love it! The people who oversee the gym are very friendly, and encouraging. I have never seen too many people in the gym, it has always had a dozen or so or less in it, so it is comfortable. If you are thinking about a routine, this is a great place to get your start, they also have other classes you may like, such as yoga,track, belly-dancing or karate.  If it wasn't for the gym, I would have been long gone from this school from hell. \n\nAs you can probably see by now, I am not a complete fan of the academics at MCC. I have taken around 30 credits here, and although I have a pretty decent GPA, some of the part-time online instructors are fairly 'feral' towards students( for some odd reason) which just messes up my degree plans.\n\n  MCC has a 16% (or was it 14%?)  graduation rate. The lowest in the nation. You can see the statistics yourself if you log into your FAFSA. Who needs a degree- right? Obviously this is play time. (sarcasm) \n\nI'd say avoid the Religion at MCC, that one is a joke- save your money! I think it is ran by a bunch of secular-rabid-lesbian atheists.
__label__0 Terrible customer service, they close 10 mins early as customers are getting out and turn them away, spend your money anywhere else.
__label__0 Lousy, dirty, filthy, B E D  BUGS! And they blame them on you!!! MR. BRIAN the sooo-called manager - for lack of a better word, which is vulgar. This man is very unprofessional. I cannot believe he still  is employed with all the bad reviews about him. He threw us out because he was caught with a BED BUG problem. Calling us liars - what is that! They admitted fault and tried to rectify the situation by being even more rude and hateful.  I think the whole place should be inspected. In fact, I am calling the better business bureau, the health department and 3 on your side. DO NOT GO HERE! It is full of criminals and FILTH! They try to hide all the filth with new grass! - He gave us a card for $15.00 and told us to do all our own laundry and clean our own room after he had 2 people invade our privacy to do inspections and to spray or treat - so they say. I contacted the health department and BED BUGS have been all but irradicated and if there is BED BUGS in 1 room they are in others. 1 bed bug can have 100's of babies. OH MY GOSH! RUN FROM BUDGET SUITES IN PHOENIX and the severely disabled ability of the management staff. RUDE, UNHEALTHY PLACE TO STAY. Keep your kids away from disease! I bet the moral-LESS man has rented that room again being not fully treated. He says \"I'm a business man.\" Try again MR. BRIAN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! you are lousy. And how about not sleeping with the dusty gals you give rooms too. YOU SCUM!!!
__label__1 It seems to me a strange decision to take your typical vietnamese restaurant and turn it into a not-so-typical vietnamese restaurant and then raise the prices, but not the quality. The old vietnamese restaurant that stood in the same place was typical and nothing to write home about. When I saw the new place pop up a couple years ago, I was intrigued but never thought to go there, being that there are at least 2 restaurants in that same plaza that I would much rather go to. But I had the urge to try it with a friend and I came out unimpressed. There are about 5-7 Vietnamese places within a 10 mile radius of this place and I find it strange that their prices are higher than all the rest. Their soup in pho wasnt especially good, though it was passable. Their rice dishes seemed to be on par with others but for the price you would expect more. The only redeeming thing about this place would be the more contemporary decor that you don't see in most other Vietnamese places. It was cleaner and from the table setup you could tell they are aiming for a higher echelon of clientele.  \n\nThe bottom line: The food was ok. The ambience was better than most. If you care about such things then this may be the place for you. As for me, I'd rather save a couple bucks, endure a nondescript dining area and go to one of the many places just minutes away.
__label__0 I wouldn't give any stars for this dump of a place ... The floor was dirty , some of there machines were broken  &  filthy .. No manager or workers to be found & when they are around , they are rude  ..  I've been to this place twice and would never come back . I would rather pay more $ at a place that is clean and have friendly  helpful workers . I wouldn't recommend this place to my worst enemy .......
__label__4 Went by the other day and it is closed.  Unfortunate, now I don't know where to get the delicious sour cherries in syrup I love with greek yogurt.
__label__1 My chicken was so plain. I was upset with it. It was just teriyaki chicken. Hard to mess up. I doubt ill be back. It is a relaxing place tho. Just dont go for the food.
__label__3 THE BEST crab puffs, hands down.
__label__0 A friend of mine highly recommended Stockton Dermatology, so I called to schedule a check up with Dr. Stockton after finding a strange new spot on my skin.  I also wanted to have an overall exam, since I had never been to a dermatologist before.  The staff said that there was not an appointment available for 2 months.  I was worried about waiting so long since I had something I needed checked asap, but made the appointment anyway.  When I showed up for my appointment 2 months later, it turns out I was scheduled with a physicians assistant, not even Dr.Stockton.  She was absolutely horrible.  I had several areas of concern, and she had NO idea what ANY of them were.  I also wanted to have a small skin tag removed, and she said she I would have to come back for another appointment to do that.  I scheduled the next appointment, but when I found out that it was going to cost $600+ to have a small skin tag removed, I cancelled.  I had a horrible experience with this office.
__label__3 For a municipal course, Dobson Ranch is tops.  This is the place to go for a good, cheap afternoon round of golf during the summer.  It's a well maintained traditional course, with large trees lining the fairways, and grass everywhere.  Dobson Ranch is great for beginners, as the ball is playable from anywhere that is not in someone's backyard.  It's slice-friendly too, with most of the out of bounds areas sitting to the left of the fairways.\n\nDobson Ranch is a standard par 72, except instead of having 4 par 3s, 10 par 4s, and 4 par 5s; it has 5 par 3s, 8 par 4s, and 5 par 5s.\n\nAt only $10 to walk on a summer afternoon, this is one of the best values in the Valley.
__label__2 Dude, this place ain't half bad and I didn't even have the munchies!  You don't have to be stoned here to enjoy the food.\n\nA variety of sandwiches and such served up with a smile and a side of chips or something.  Doritos anyone?
__label__3 Never had a bad eating experience at Cheba Hut! The food is Delicious, and the subs are TOASTED... Yummm!!! a must-try if you are new to Mesa or if you've just never been to Cheba Hut before!
__label__4 Best Subs around period.
__label__4 I love Cheba hut. My personal favorite is the White Widow. Its the best chicken bacon ranch sandwich out there. Their meat and dressings are prepared fresh daily.  Great spot for lunch breaks but be prepared to wait, the line will be long.
__label__4 Service was fast, friendly and everything was so much fun . And the sandwich I ordered was phenomenally good. I should have gotten the 4 inch because that was all I could finish. When I saw the picture of Ice Cube on the ice machine I thought I would lose it. Hilarious!
__label__0 the restaurant formerly known as the best hong kong.\n\nwhat happened to this place?  this used to be our go-to chinese restaurant in the east valley!\n\nthe food has gone down hill and the service which used to be 3/5 has gone to 1/5.\n\nthere was this young college age kid/busboy/waiter (who knows, he could have been older, just add 10 years to what you think they are) who actually chased us out the door and demanded that we leave 15% tip when we only left 10%....what a dufus\n\nhello, we're trying to send you a message idiot.  i guess the best message is to not eat there and tell 100 other people to do the same\n\nyou shall be called \"Worst Hong Kong\"
__label__0 I used to go here often when I went to MCC.  I admit that the food was pretty good, but the owner ruined the entire experience for me.  At the time, I was learning Japanese and wanted to try it out in an actual setting.  He yelled at me the first time I tried and told me to speak English.\n\nAnother instance, and the real reason I don't go back there, is when a friend of mine went to eat there.  After he finished, he said \"Gochisousamadeshita\" (a polite saying thanking the preparer of the food for the meal) and the owner muttered under his breath \"Henna Gaijin\" (strange foreigner).\n\nI can understand not having the patience to speak Japanese with me, but really.....insulting someone who just thanked you for the food?  That's enough for me to never return.
__label__4 When I arrived last night, I thought they were closed. There was only one car in the parking lot, and I assumed it was the owner's.\n\nOnce inside, I found it was worth the drive. I had the miso ramen with chicken, and I loved it. It was a gigantic bowl of flavorful broth, tender noodles, cabbage and chicken. It also came with two pieces of inari sushi. It was my first time having inari, and I liked it.\n\nAn awesome, incredibly filling dinner for about 9 dollars. I may go back tonight.
__label__2 We stopped in here the other day based on the Yelp reviews. We arrived to discover they were closed between lunch and dinner, but the owner saw us and opened up the shop. Score one star.\n\nThis review is based on my food only. I had chicken katsu, and thought it was decent though a little pricey. That said, it did come with some cool side dishes, so I felt in the end it was a good value. My wife and stepson like their food quite a bit, so you might have a much better experience. \n\nIt is an old business and looks it, but I don't judge on that. I only mention it for those of you who require a nice ambiance. Service started grumpily, but got better and better. Others have said that the owner appears a little stand-offish, but is really a swell guy. I'd say that is accurate. \n\nIt was hot inside, but again, we were there during their off time. I think they had the AC off until we arrived. It was uncomfortable enough that I just wanted to finish and get out and into my car's air conditioning, so I i will need to visit again during their regular hours. Next time I will try another dish also and report back. This is the sort of business I definitely want to support, so I hope to add a star or two next time around. But for now, I can only give three stars.
__label__2 Good bulgogi, and a spicy octopus platter I forgot the name of.  I'd visit again, but my eyes tear whenever I walk into the place- not their fault I'm allergic to *.
__label__2 First of all, I want to state that the food is pretty good and the portions are huge. I would've been ok with a bit less food and less pricey.\n\nI have been to this place twice for lunch with coworkers. At first I just thought the service is awful, and it takes a LONG time for the food to arrive. Eventually I realized that this place might actually be racist. If you are not asian/korean or if you come with people that are not asian/korean, you get served last. I have observed that Koreans that came in way later than we did were already served with their meals while we waited, waited, and waited some more. This observation really hit home when it was independently verified by a friend as he mentioned he observed the exact same thing. And he's half Korean. So there you go. If you are not Korean, expect crappy service and get your food after all the Koreans have been served, even if they came in way after you did.\n\nUpdate: We did an experiment the other night after playing tennis with a group of friends. We went there with majority of asian people (3 of us asian and one non-asian person, with one that can at least pronounce the food in Korean). And surprise! Prompt service. So...food is good there, service is to be desired depending on who you go with....
__label__3 This place has AWESOME kimchi Chigae, kalbi is ok but kinda overpriced. The service is hit or miss here. \n\nBut probably one of the best korean places on the east side.
__label__1 The food is alright but the service is terrible and slow every time I come here! The waiters need to follow up on the tables for any water or banchan refills instead of just serving the food & moving on to new orders. Takamatsu in chandler has better quality  food & the best service since the manager is on the floor directing the employees.  Chodang is also better in food quality but the service can be slow at times but its not as bad as it is at hodori.
__label__0 So I've been to this restaurant 3 times just to make sure it wasn't me that was being rude or a jerk. \n\nSo to start off the food is just ok, nothing too spectacular but not bad, but the pricing is high for the things here, I can get it at any other Korean restaurant for way less.\n\nSo here's is why I gave the place a one star.... The service it's not nonexistent it's pure rude like I borrowed money from them and didn't pay them back!! So every time I ask them about any dish on the menu they look at me like I was crazy, like I was from another planet or something for not knowing what I was asking about was. One time I was there for lunch at 2:30 or so with a buddy of mine and I asked them if I could order the happy hour dishes that starts at 3 and naturally they said no which was understandable so we order and started to eat til 2:57 when I asked again to get something from the happy hour menu the waitress looked at me with a look the a mom would give to her child when he did something bad and replied it's not 3 at that point I wanted to het up and leave  but my buddy said wait and at least finish lunch, ok I finished stood up and asked our waitress for a togo box from behinds the counter she the replied \"for what?\"....I was so done with this place told me buddy to pay and stormed out \n\nSo for all you awesome people that read the my whole rant thank you and those who didn't.....well I STRONGLY would not recommend this place to eat maybe to get pissed off at but other then that yeah that's my two cent.
__label__3 I'm willing to bet that this place was a shining gem in its heyday.  Several days have passed since that day...leaving the same gem, minus a lot of the luster.\n\nThe restaurant itself is quite spacious. It has a full bar to the left, a large recessed dining area in the middle (geared more towards groups), and a more secluded are to the right for smaller groups and/or couples. All three sections are quite spacious. \n\nWe happened to sit off to the right. We had a party of four and half (one three-year-old). The tables in this section were for a maximum of four people, and our daughter is FAR to tall for a high chair. Thankfully for us, where there are some bay windows facing out of the restaurant, there is a nice little padded booth created there, which turned out to be the PERFECT place for our daughter!\n\nThe menu for Serrano's is typical, but it's pretty limited. They offer the usual Mexican fare, usually in both chicken and beef (and ONE that offered shrimp). Both the quality and quantity of each dish we ordered was substantial. Suffice it to say that each member of our party left the restaurant with a take-home box.\n\nOur server was stellar. The restaurant wasn't very crowded, so if he HAD been lacking, it would have made things very awkward. But, as it happened, Christian was phenomenal! He was patient with us while we waited for the final member of our party to arrive. He was very diligent with keeping our drinks full and our table cleared.\n\nBut, the coolest thing Christian did for us was regarding dessert. You see, it was my wife's birthday, and her parents wanted to go to this restaurant for a celebratory dinner. My wife was deathly afraid that the restaurant employees were going to make her wear a sombrero and sing a song to her...and Christian almost made that happen. However, when he could see the sheer terror behind my wife's eyes at the prospect of public humiliation, he took the clue, and offered to comp her dessert. \n\nThis shopping center that houses this restaurant is practically empty. There are \"For Lease\" signs in several of the windows. I can see why this place has stood the test of time...though, I feel that their menu could use a little updating, which is the only reason I opted for four stars instead of five for this cozy little relic.
__label__2 This place is a neighborhood pub and is very \"hit or miss\". One thing I learned yesterday, if Amanda's pouring drinks, order beer. I ordered a vodka and soda. It was a very light pour. So I ordered an extra shot...which came out about 1/2\" of vodka in a shot glass. So, the next drink, I went ahead and ordered a double. It tasted just like the first drink did BEFORE I poured the extra shot in it. And I paid $8.00 a piece for these two drinks! Last week, we met some friends there and the drinks were poured perfectly. I would have been hard pressed to even drink a double. The first time I ate there (after the new menu), I ordered a veggie burger. It was microwaved so much it was like shoe leather. The next time I went in, I avoided the veggie burger and ordered a french dip with a side salad. It was a great sandwich and the salad was fresh and crisp!! Yesterday, I went in and ordered the french dip again. \"Meh\" is all I can say about it. And the salad had obviously been made much earlier and covered with plastic wrap because it was all squished down in the bowl in that shape. I'm sure for the local neighborhood patrons, this is all just fine because they go there to see all of the other neighborhood patrons. So, take your chances!
__label__0 They aren't willing to work with you. They don't care about their customers. I have experienced this with multiple locations. What I am going to do the day I have some free time is I am going to close my account with them. There is no point in staying with a company who couldn't  care less about thier customers. I have to deal with a lot of people who are unwilling to wotrk with you when I am at work but that doesn't excuse me from being rude. When they wouldn't help me I decided then that I was going to change which bank I use. I have no second thoughts and can not wait to research other banks and set up an account with them. It was beyond ridiculous how much time I wasted to not have them do anything. When they wouldn't help I told them that there was no way I was going to keep an account with them and that I am switching banks. I proceeded to storm out. As I said there is no point in being a customer of someone who is unwilling to help. \n\nWhen I first set up my account I was supposed to get an online account when I was supposed to get an online account. I got the information and everything but when I tried to sign into it I wasn't able to access it. I asked multiple times to be able to gethelp about it and no one every got back to me.I recently asked again and they said they would give me a number to call, which I never get recieved. \n\nTo put the above paragraphs shortly: screw them. Do not get an account with them because you will be disappointed in the service and the bank as well.
__label__3 This unlikely little club is considered to be one of the best places in the Valley to catch local bands. It's hard to believe this place is in sleepy Mesa!\n\nThe food is good and the selection is HUGE: Pizza, Calzones, sandwiches, Gyros, subs, burgers, steaks, and Mexican food. Watch out though-- cheap drinks and live music can make this place a madhouse!
__label__0 The worst meal I've had in a long time and the most expensive disappointment ever. We went early on Sunday and were served day old food -bread & fish & all got sick... with a bill of $114 dollars for 3 of us.  I had an appetizer & house salad.\n The house salad consisted of 1/3 cup of greens and one slice of a plum tomato - are you kidding me !!! The eggplant parmesean consisted of one piece - 1/3\" slice of a medium eggplant, cut lengthwise, topped w/ one generous ladle of heated up, uncooked crushed tomato with basil and 3 oz of cheese. It was $16.95.\n My friend got the chef's special - salmon, about 6-8 oz with 4 shaved strips of zucchini, 2 slices of plum tomato, 2 overcooked shrimp and some olives and a house salad. Her wine was fabulous though.\n My other friend got soup & dinner portion of lasagna & it was the size of a single thin burrito on a lunch menu at a Mexican restaurant. \n After reading the other comments, we were really excited to go and were distressed by the experience. We were going to come home and eat but were not feeling well by the time we arrived.
__label__2 We had a Restaurant.com coupon to use at this restaurant so we thought we'd give it a try.  Since we were with another couple, we asked as we typically do, for separate couple checks.  The waiter told us 'the computer won't let me do that, but I'll split it for you.\"  We proceeded to order and were pleased with the service, as well as the delicious breads and compound butter (which arrived soft enough to spread rather than rock hard).  Two of us ordered the sea bass special - delicious!  The veal marsala was good (not the best we've had) as was the veal francese.  The waiter offered us a complimentary sambuca which we accepted.  When the bill came, he had automatically added a 20% gratuity (for a table of 4??) and subtracted the Restaurant.com coupon from the total bill.  Let me add, this WAS NOT a computer generated bill - it was handwritten.  Will someone please explain why it is so difficult to do what customers ask and provide separate checks? We decided to check the bill over and found that we had been overcharged for a glass of wine.  The waiter fixed it and apologized.    It was a pleasant enough dining experience, however, for the most part, we felt it was overpriced and we don't appreciate the aforementioned refusal to honor a customer's request.  We most probably won't go back as there are many other restaurants to choose from!
__label__1 Stayed there while visiting family.  Not sure why they would call it a resort but it does have a large pool and space.\n\nRoom was standard Best western, nothing fancy, poor lighting, roomy and free breakfast.  Smores by the outdoor firepit at night (nice touch).  \n\nProbably a great place for families as it seemed like a safe place for kids to gather in the courtyard and play in the pool.  Restaurant had okay food with great prices.  \n\nBut would like to have better lighting for business and for putting on makeup.  Felt like I was working in the dark. It was a great place for my cousins and I to sit around the firepit and get caught up on all the family gossip. \n\nThere is a well know franchise coffee place in walking distance from the \"resort\".  Oh and the water is very nasty.  And am a little concerned about bedspreads and blankets are reused for every customer.  The central air seemed not very effective.\n\nBut for a large group with lots of kids, you can not beat the price and ammenities.
__label__2 Yummy! Fresh food and good service! I had the castroville omlette. Tasty! I do wish they has hasbrowns instead of diced potatoes but that is just my preference. Our server was friendly and definitey took care of us. We went on a sunday and it was pretty busy but we didnt suffer from that at all. Overall good experience.
__label__2 I placed an order a few weeks ago and went to pick it up and the manager was busy taking a phone call when I arrived. I kept trying to make eye contact with the other person working who was about 15 feet behind the manager making pizzas. I could just feel my pizza losing its delicious temperature as the minutes passed by. After several minutes of trying to get the other employees attention the manager finally put the person whom he was speaking to on the phone on hold and came to get my debit card to pay for the pizza. The food was good, and thanks to the manager who actually cared about me getting my food when it was hot I give this place 3 stars. I rarely eat pizza but when I do I want it hot, fast and cheap. Howies usually does all 3, but 2 out of 3 for a pizza joint is unacceptable.
__label__1 It definitely depends on what you are looking for.  This store was recommended to me by my daughter's soon to be violin teacher.  Unfortunately, the staff member that helped me didn't seem to have a clue about violin's.  I asked the staff member a number of questions regarding the violin and the proper way of fitting a child for renting one and he pretty much just shrugged his shoulders.  Thank goodness, we went to a previous shop whose staff seemed to have a vast knowledge of violin's and measured her for us.  Otherwise, we would really have been up the creek at this store.  I did end up renting it from them, but only because several other stores seemed to be out of 1/8 size violin's.  Upon leaving The Music Store, I noticed a very professional looking violin store right across the street, decided to check them out and was VERY pleased with them.  Thank goodness, my contract with The Music store is month-to-month, because I will be returning it in a month and will be renting from the store across the street.  I will also be informing my daughter's music teacher that she may not want to recommend The Music Store as a rental source.   So disappointing. :-(
__label__2 While at Fiesta Mall with my son who was getting his hair cut we decided to eat. We wondered around the food court and was approached by an employee of Sarku Japan offering free samples of their teriaki chicken. After trying it my son just had to order from there.  The staff was friendly and the price was reasonable.  He ordered the teriaki chicken & shrimp. The amount of food that he got was way more than expected and he was happy it tasted like what it was suppose to. \nA definate place we'll visit in again and highly recommend!!
__label__1 It's the bare minimum that you would expect from Starbucks. I have never been able ti order a breakfast sandwich because they always run out before 10am. When asked how many sandwiches they usually carry the lady told me only 7! No wonder they always run out. They are only good for making you a drink at a mediocre pace. And don't expect much from these baristas, They have a sense of entitlement to the place that subtly overwhelms the customer service. Handle the stress ladies, its just a coffee shop.
__label__4 I've been here several times and the food is consistently Amazing! It's hot, fresh and always tasty. Every time I come here I order something different and I've never been disappointed. Great service and take out as well. The price is average or low, for the quality it's unbeatable. I've been to a lot of bad Chinese restaurants, this is not one of those places.  5 stars on food quality and 4 1/2 on service. If you love good food, be sure and give this place a chance!
__label__1 This is certainly an organization that prefers to garner your money via trickery and fine print while they could just as well earn it, along with your respect, with their massages.  I had two very good quality massages but paid over $300 for them.  Within days of an arbitrary deadline my \"membership\" \"expired.  Gone were the two, what I'm sure would have been, very good massages that I thought were coming to me.  While my business sense tells me it would have been smarter to for them to keep a client for the long term, Massage Envy Dobson chose instead to take that short term profit from the technicality.  Given two chances to \"unexpire\" my membership and maintain this otherwise satisfied customer,  they have lost me for good.  Profiting from those \"membership dues\" , unclaimed monthly massages, must make better business sense to Massage Envy than simply offering a quality product for a fair price. \nIf you buy into their program, expect to play into their bet that you too will enjoy some very high priced services. Expect no due process nor leniency.
__label__3 Local shop with a great selection and very helpful. \n\nGot to support the locals!
__label__2 I had to purchase a few map books for work and this is the best location in the east valley. The reason I like this place so much is because they usually carry everything I need for our Arizona and Nevada branches. I have been coming here for years now to purchase updated maps for the valley. Each time I need something, they have it and they have it in bulk, which is greatly appreciated. A lot of people guy online now to order or use GPS so map stores are few and far between. I like being able to have a store that is local so I don't have to wait for shipping. It also nice to go through map books in person to see which works best for what I need it for. The staff is always courteous and helpful whenever I have called or gone down to make a purchase. Thanks for always carrying what we need!
__label__1 This is a weird place, but it was very laid back.. and lit up. For a dive, its sure are bright in here.. but thats ok. I had a few $1 drink during happy hour 5-7, and then I had a few moderately priced drinks. \n\nIt was ok, but definitely nothing to write home about. The waitresses was nice enough, and the atmosphere was ok. But there was nothing that ever would draw me back here again.\n\n.. und das... ist das..
__label__3 First time having Middle Eastern food, I ordered the veggie platter, which consisted of about 5 different sides. My favorite was the falafel which was crunchy and still warm. The hummus was fresh, along with the Pitas. I also got to try the Asian salad which was really good! For my taste some of the food was a bit too tangy or sour, but other than that it was delicious! The service was good only have two workers not including the cook, so it was a bit slow but they were all nice and courteous. \n\nPs. If you have a sweet tooth the pistachio Baklava was My favorite thing on the menu!
__label__4 Stopped in for a drink after a long bike ride.  Total dive bar, but patrons and staff were very friendly.  I didnt have a bike lock and the patrons/owner said i could just bring in the bike while I got smashed.  I must have spent about $20 after being there for 2-3 hours.  I think the beers are $2.  Its a cash only bar, but they have an ATM in the front.  I will definitely be heading there again soon.
__label__4 Sue and company have run an outstanding restaurant for 23 years in the east valley. Terrific Chinese cuisine, in a very pleasant sit down setting. You will not find better service at any restaurant, anywhere. Not sure what \"pretty standard\" Chinese food means; but compared to several other east valley Asian fares, including the major chains, this place is superior. \nPlus, if you're going to gamble on taking out Moo Shu, the dish that is typically created and rolled at your table, well, you takes your chances.\n\nIf you like the occasional fried delicacy, try the Golden Gate shrimp; love it!\n\nSpend your precious eat-out dollars at locally owned businesses.
__label__2 It's okay. it's nothing like San Francisco food .
__label__4 My stylist Traci did a great job! I did a cut style and deep conditioning. She knew a lot about hair and the cut was great. She did exactly what I wanted! The smallest trim possible, I'm trying to grow my hair out and she made it look super healthy, she fixed my bangs, and did some damage control from a few of my previous cuts! Thanks I'll be back :)
__label__4 This was my first time eating at this establishment, and normally, when I write a review, I usually wait until my second visit.  But considering the company has been open since 1963, I figured they are doing something right, so I'll write my review now.  Quite honestly, this was the best Mexican food I've ever had in the Phoenix area.  I love the homemade salsa (not to mention, how MUCH you get - they don't use the tiny bowls for salsa like some restaurants do).  Tonight, I had the carne asada chimichanga, and I have to say that it's probably the best chimichanga I have EVER had.  The tortillas are homemade, and it almost looked like the chimi was pan-fried, because it was over-loaded with grease, which is a definite plus.  It comes with guacamole and sour cream, and I think they kind of over did it with it, but that's my personal preference.  I'm not going to ding them for that.  And the Spanish rice tastes just as it should be - almost like mine.  :)  When we arrived, they were in the middle of their happy hour, where your drinks were half-off.  Bonus!  But if you get regular drinks, such as pop, tea, etc., you get a huge glass for it!  Double bonus.  I know, the little things excite me.  I'll definitely becoming back to this restaurant soon.  I think it's better than Serrano's.  The decor is mediocre, at best, but they make up for it in the food.
__label__0 My husband rented a suit for our wedding.  A couple days before the wedding he went to pick it up and they had the wrong suit.  My husband is 6'2 and they had been shipped a suit for a man who was only 5'10.  Furthermore, their idea of fixing it was giving him a different shirt suit then the one he picked out months ago.  The women was extremely rude to me when I told her that I thought that was unacceptable and replied starkly that \"mistakes happen\".  I told her that it was her responsibility as an employee to fix the mistake.  After 45 minutes (if you've ever had a wedding then you know there are a zillion other things you could be doing in 45 minutes three days before the wedding) of her being rude and rolling her eyes at me, she finally got her boss to help us.  He gave my husband a new shirt (one that was not a rental) and just asked that my husband return it after the wedding, which he did.  I mean, was that really that hard for them to figure out how to make THEIR mistake right???
__label__4 They certainly have everything, from tiaras to bottles of that stuff you use to create real-looking wounds. A little on the pricey side, but excellent stuff overall.
__label__0 Horrible place.  Went in for my yearly exam and the doc ordered me some trials.  I came back a few wks later when they came in and I put them on and was looking cross eyed.  While I was in there for the appointment, the doc had me try on 3 different sets w/in a matter of 10 mins.  Left there w/ an OK pair but not the right ones.  They said they were going to order the next pair of trials for me as they didn't have them in stock.  Call 2 weeks later to see if they were in as I was told it only takes 7-10 business days, was told I would get a call back, never received one.  Called 2 days later and they said they weren't in yet but it would be w/in the next few days. Call couple of days later, still not in and then tell me there was a mix up on my order so they had to reorder.  I asked for another trial pair as the ones he gave me on my 2nd visit were old now.  I go pick them up and they give me two contacts that are for my right eye!  seriously people, how hard is it? I think I am going to get Lasik after this crap experience w/ them!  I do not recommend them!
__label__0 Horrible place. I've been to different sonic locations and this one is by far the worst. First of all, sonic isn't really great in the first place. This place is absolutely horrible\nI've tried it many times and none of them have been great\nThe burgers here are super greasy, the burritos which I really like in other places, the ones here always have really burnt eggs and are also super weirdly greasy. The fries are always gross, and the ice cream is weirdly gritty?? \nSo if you are craving sonic, just go to a different location.
__label__2 I've never really had a bad experience per se, but I've not exactly been helped a whole bunch either. It's Home Depot. What more can you expect?
__label__0 More expensive than most of the sushi places in Mesa. They make the rolls look normal sized by adding extra rice using very little fish. I would not go back, very poor value.
__label__2 I would give it more stars, but I don't want the bar to get too crowded.
__label__2 Through all our trips to Arizona, we kept driving by Nielsen's Frozen Custard when we went to and from our hotel to our daughter's home.  Each time, I would say to myself that we had to give it a try.  However, many times we would drive by it when it was closed.  Well...this trip (our final one to visit our daughter who has now moved), we got here!\n\nUpon entering, we were surprised to find that in addition, to frozen custard, they also served meals (burgers, sandwiches, salads, etc.).  We were there strictly for the frozen custard.\n\nWe were greeted by a very friendly young lady who worked behind the counter.  She was patient with us as we perused the massive topping menu---so much choice!  In the end, I chose a small cup of vanilla with sprinkles and my husband had a small cup of unadorned chocolate custard.  After ordering, we were given a number to put on our table then the young lady brought out our order quickly.\n\nWe both agreed that the frozen custard had a nice, creamy consistency.  However, we found that it didn't have much flavor.  Neither the vanilla nor the chocolate had a strong enough flavor---and that was disappointing.  We were expecting much better.\n\nYet, we don't regret giving it a try.  Had we not done so, it would have been one of those things that would have nagged at me.  I would have always wondered if we had missed out on something excellent.
__label__3 Wow this is a really nice place. I've never visited this cinema before, but I was surprised. The restrooms are clean and modern, the theatre is a great size and they have a great selection at the snack bar. I will go back to this theatre for sure.
__label__0 So my husband and I had a gift cert to go to the movies. We chose to see pacific rim, which was a great movie, you should go see it. However we got to our theater and chose our seats, we were the only ones there as well. We just figured cause it was monday afternoon so thats why is was not so busy. \n\nMy husband noticed a leak due to the rain storm and informed one of the staff. They did nothing. As the start time for the movie approached and passed and no previews started. He got up and went to ask why they didn't start the movie. They told him they moved it to another theater because of the leak. \n\nNot once did anyone come and tell us that information. Very rude. So as we walked to the other side of the theater, one of the employees handed us two free movie passes as a \"we're sorry\" gesture which was appreciated, but still very rude to not let us know. \n\nAlso both times I used the restroom while I was there I had to deal with nastiness in the toilet. Almost all of the stalls had something gross in them. Clearly their to busy standing around chit chatting than to attend to the restrooms and make sure their clean.\n\nThe rest of the theater was nice but  from now on we will be going to a different theater.
__label__3 This theater can get a little crowded on weekends when bigger movies open up but otherwise it's never busy. I've been here during the weekdays when it is a ghost town but no matter when I've gone, I have received great service. I personally like the seats and the bathrooms here over other competitors.
__label__1 I'm SO Tossed up about this place... \nWhen I need something for a DIY Project I go here first EVERY time & EVERY time I've left empty handed... Its a DIY Project that includes Arts & Crafts (Like in their name) HOW is it that I leave Empty Handed? \n\nDepending on the time of the year this store isn't too crowded but the customer service is NO WHERE to be found... Will be heading to Joann's & Hobby Lobby from now on. Dear Michaels: I'm TIRED of leaving empty handed!
__label__1 I'd give this one star for Store Manager Andrew who is rude and even treats his employees with disrespect. Sweet cashier Kathy is the only reason I went for two...oh and the helpful girl on the phone when I called to see if they had my item in stock. Andrew is lucky for these ladies because he by myself, turns customers away.
__label__0 Would not recommend this place  to anyone seeking good seafood. We started with crab cakes that were sub par. My husband's steak and prawns were weak. The steak was not sirloin quality and the shrimp smelled and tasted badly. The manager was kind enough to knock off about $8 for his meal, but the plate was so bad the entire entree should have been deducted. \nMy snow crab legs were good, but the side veggies were not. They had a strange lemon flavor which doesn't normally accompany green beans and zucchini - which was over cooked. Squishy zucchini is never good. \nOverall our only positives were the side salads. \nThe restaurant itself is also very dark, the lights never seemed to get brighter. Our server was pleasant but very slow. The place was not that busy so we are still not sure what took so long for the food and check to arrive. We won't be returning.
__label__0 Don't waste your money.  Food was not fresh and there is not much of a selection.  A BOGO coupon got us die hard SWEET TOMATO fans to try Souper Salad again.  Paid $15 for lunch and were not impressed.  First the toddler high chairs were filthy, booster seat caked with food. Got my son settled and found the bathrooms to be dirty and out of paper towels. No spoons by the soup. No forks by the salad. There is no place to retrieve plates by the \"hot bar\" which had 2 potatoes, old selection of taco items and luke warm pizza. There was two pieces of bread sitting in the pan. The soups were cold and the ranch dressing was warm. Started looking around the restuarant and found that everything needs a good cleaning.  The plastic the sugar comes in was caked with food, so was the salt and pepper shakers.  I started to wonder how clean the prep area in the back was and how fresh the food really was.  Save your money.  Try Sweet Tomatoes instead - they are worth the drive if you are looking for a fresh selection.\nBTW - only two other couple were there - that should have been our first clue.
__label__1 Can you say- alot of food. First time patron and wasn't that impressed. It's alright nothing spectacular. Just feels like and taste like your at olive garden on steroids.
__label__4 4 words.  rib eye medium rare.\nand cinammon butter rolls.\nhands down, the BEST steakhouse.  better than outback, ruth chris's, all the fancy places.
__label__4 The bottomless bread and cinnamon butter alone are worth the trip.\n\nI've seen others complaining about the wait, or the order in which parties are seated.  What they fail to realize is that Texas RH offers Call Ahead seating.  They'll put you on the list, and give you a window of time in which to show up, so your wait can be done comfortably at home (which is why later parties seem to be seated first).   Any halfway decent restaurant is going to have a wait, at least this one gives you a convenient way to work  around it.  Short of turning business away for your personal wait-time convenience, that's really all they can do.  \n\nI've been here countless times, and the food is consistently amazing.  Rolls are hot and buttery, meals are made fresh to order.  All of the steaks are wonderful, tender, and juicy, but I'd also highly recommend the pulled pork.  \n\nThe staff is great.  They keep our drinks full, and check in like clockwork.  Because it's so busy, servers usually stick to the priorities (seating, food, refill checks), but they always make time to ensure our food is cooked right after bringing it to us.  They're polite, but they don't have a lot of time to linger and chit-chat (For me, that's actually a plus).\n\nThe one downside is that Texas RH is always packed, and usually pretty loud.  If you're looking for a quiet dinner, with a lot of personal one on one time with your server, this probably isn't the place for you.  But if you want consistently great food, speedy service, and a fun atmosphere, you can't go wrong.
__label__1 This first paragraph is a 1 to 2 starness......\nWell for starters they had empty trays, and the empty trays were the hottest ones that is there was steam coming off of them. In other words most of the food was cold. This place must've been severely understaffed because they didn't get the plates off our table till long after we'd gotten another. They were letting the food trays run empty for 10 and 15 minutes at a time.\n\nThis second paragraph is the 3 to 4 starness......\nthe food may have been cold but some of it was very good, in that the spicing was done correctly. Often Chinese buffets spicy dishes are not quite as spicy as they need to be in my book to be called spicy. The price was good and the drink was included but that's not enough to make up for all the inequities. It was pretty much unanimous at the time we left our little UYE Rand H. Mike C. Robyn N and myself all agreed and said in the parking lot as we left two stars. Rand H. upon further contemplation came to one star. And only because some of the food was fairly good did I stay at two stars. I hope they get it right, but I won't be going back there anytime soon.
__label__0 NO! Do you want a bagel? Do you really want one? Ok, since you insist, there is a trader joes, a fry's and a Walmart nearby.\nPick one of those places and buy yourself some bagels. \nJust don't come here, they don't deserve you.\n\nThe service will be horrible. They will take a long time to take your order, even longer to make your food, and you will stand there waiting for your food wondering how there can be 6 employees behind the line with no other orders ahead of you and it's been 15 minutes and you still have no food.\n\nOnce you finally receive your food, you will leave ASAP because you can't stand the incompetence and also you want to eat in a place that does not look like a high school cafeteria after a food fight.\n\nWhen you get home, your order will be wrong. You have been warned.
__label__1 Never go on a busy morning!  We went on a Saturday at 9:30 am and they were out of a lot of bagels, all 4 coffee dispensers were empty and it took 15 minutes to get our food to go... after ordering!  It was a cluster! They gave our food to someone else and it took 5 minutes for the lady to make an iced coffee.. from the menu, not customized.  \n\nThe food was fine, but this quick service restaurant was in the weeds and super slow.
__label__0 I had been going to them for years, but stopped a few years back feeling they lacked the attention to detail they once had. This feeling was confirmed recently when issues started presenting themselves. I've discovered incorrect parts (wrong size fuel filter, etc.) were installed...and the freeze plug they left in my engine! A few years back I had them replace some freeze plugs that were leaking. Well, they didn't tell me one popped into my engine and they did not try to retrieve it! A month ago the plug worked its way into my pump. Engine smoked, seized, and shredded my s-belt. Luckily it happened on a side street where I could immediately pull over, turn off the car, and have AAA tow to their shop. AAA discovered the issue, pulled the mangled plug out of my pump. Repair job costing me a few hundred dollars. I say lucky, because it could have been far worse, like the car is on the highway moving to another state and/or I completely lose the engine. I would be leery of their work. Especially with a safety concern. The attention to detail they once had, is and has been gone for some time now. Your better off doing the work yourself or taking it to AAA. The local AAA shop on E. Valley Auto Drive has been great these past few years, saved my car, talk the issue out with me, show me the parts they removed, etc.. They are worth every penny!
__label__1 Got together with Mike C. to go out to a Thanksgiving Buffet today.  We tried for Golden Corral down the street in Gilbert but the line was way outside, so we came up here where there was also a wait, but shorter.  It was good, as always, but there were some negatives this time:\n\n*  The soups:  There was an ordinary Corn Chowder, a weak Cream of Broccoli, & ordinary Chicken Noodle.  They should have done better than this for Thanksgiving.\n\n*  There was no cottage cheese.  (They don't always have it, but at these prices they should have some today.)\n\n*  There was turkey, but breast meat only & no dressing!\n\n*  Over at the dessert bar there was no hot fudge (& it looked not as if it had run out, but rather that they just didn't offer any today).\n\n*  There were no sundae cups.  I had to go over & get a soup bowl to make a sundae.\n\n*  There was Hot Lava Cake (or \"Hot Fudge Cake\" I think they call it here), but it was sorely lacking in lava!\n\nThus, it's down to 2 Stars for this restaurant that wasn't as good as it should have been for the money.\n\nThanksgiving Buffet $12.99/$12.49 Sr.
__label__3 My fiance, his friend and I went to Stratum for my fiance's birthday. The Thursday Thunder deal (unlimited games for $15 from 4:30 - 9) was a grreat deal! I was very pleased with the service from the staff and admired their patience levels with the screaming 10 year olds around them. \n\nWith that said, I would also like to say that we did have problems with the equipment (only when we played red team for some reason) and in large room like that it is impossible to control that many people (about 40 players). I had more trouble with teens and tweens breaking the rules than I did with anything else there. I do not blame the staff, of course, because there is only so much one or two people can do against 40. \n\nI did not get anything from the snack bar so I cannot rate that. I did however play around in their arcade and it is lackluster at best. Very limited and cramped. The flow is very difficult to get through when there are 50+ kids and parents running around. \n\nUp until the end (when a bus of about 60+) showed up for a party we had a blast.
__label__3 Yoko is pretty good, prices are just right and service is friendly and prompt. I would recommend this to someone.
__label__3 I have been coming here for over 10 yrs.  I try other places and always come back to Nancy's place.  They are friendly, I like my nails and pedi's.
__label__1 Went there for lunch today. This is my second time visiting and the second time my order was messed up. I had ordered a chicken ceaser salad burrito. It was my mistake I guess, from what I remember a ceaser salad doesn't have tomatoes in it. Well it does here. I don't like tomatoes. Love ketchup but not regular tomatoes soggin up my meal. I had them make another burrito. The menu clearly states what's in a ceaser salad, and tomato is not one of the ingredients. The replacement burrito tastes slightly better than the first but not by much. Maybe they had a surplus of tomatoes and were trying to get rid of em I don't know. Should've went to Costa Vida but as we all know they are almost always crowded. Ugh F me and my burrito cravings.
__label__4 i love tjs there selection of vegies,cheeses,flowers,ect ,ect, ect all at such great prices, and just there over all selection of intresting products, i  am like a kid in a candy store,
__label__2 Let me start out by saying that I'm not a Trader Joe's fan, but after a recent debate about grocery stores where a friend really stood her ground about it having such great prices, I figured I would suck it up and give this location a try. It's located in a strip mall (surprise!!) with the worst parking lot ever, so I didn't really know what to expect. My only other TJ experiences have been in Center City Philadelphia (gross) and a stand-alone in a suburban Seattle neighborhood.\n\nThis store is really clean. I went on a Sunday afternoon so it was fairly crowded, but the shelves were stocked and it was pretty easy to maneuver around. If I had a cart it might be another story but I grabbed a basket and went up and down each aisle a couple times. The only messy area was the bathroom but I probably just caught it in between cleaning shifts. \n\nNot knowing what I was looking for, I picked up a couple items for dinner and snacks for the kids. Yogurt tubes - good price. English muffins - good price and probably the best I have ever had. Orange Chicken (frozen) - could have been spicier but the kids loved it. Meat dept - expensive...better prices at Sprouts. Frozen blueberries - cheapest around. All-in-all it was a good experience, I was pleasantly surprised, and I started drafting my \"okay, you win\" text to my friend who stood her ground and I headed to the register.\n\nI stood in line and when I was my turn, I told my cashier that I had a bag. This is where they get docked 2 stars. For the amount of time it takes to ring up the 7 items that I had, my cashier made not one, not two, but five smart-ass comments about the fact that I had a Whole Foods bag. I know, I know, what a dumb thing to get bent over, but for me it has to do with service, and Roger (cashier), should just bite his tongue, keep his opinions to himself, and just be happy that I am contributing to his ability to receive a paycheck. I know the $22 I spent is just a teeny-tiny percentage of what the store brings in on a normal day, but because of that interaction, I won't go out of my way to shop there, even if it means saving a couple bucks.
__label__0 I also wish I could give this dump a negative 5 stars. After seeing the ads on TV, my wife wanted to go there for her birthday dinner. First clue, very slow service. Second, we ordered same drink, an Italian Mojito. My wife's had a bright reddish color of something in the bottom, mine colorless. Point being, they should at least look the same. Server said he'd take care of it, which he did 15-20 minutes later. Apps weren't bad. Meatballs in a way hot sauce and something that looked worse than it tasted. Entrees were at best terrible. My chicken parm was flattened out to where it took up most of the plate. It was burned on the bottom, with very little cheese or sauce on it. My side of spaghetti was cold. Not just not hot or warm, cold. My wife ordered some shrimp pasta dish, not Alfredo. She told me shrimp was tough and had me try it. It was like eating wet cardboard. She didn't eat anymore of the shrimp but said the pasta thing tasted ok. She flagged down a manager and told her about the shrimp, and told her to go in the kitchen and try it. The manager said, No, I believe you and took it off the check. Our server came and just kept saying, Wow, I'm sorry, Wow, Hmmm, Sorry bout that, Wow, Hmmm, Wow, Sorry, Sorry Guys..Hmmmm. Anyway, I agree this place has seen better days and just needs to fade away. There was a total of 6 tables with other diners. Good concept but failing. Needless to say we will never go there again and for sure will tell all about our experience.
__label__0 Went here as a choice of the in-laws. Hadn't been to a Macaroni Grill in a few years, and was actually looking forward to it as my past experiences (although never at this location) were very good. When we were seated they tried to put us in the first table just outside of the main path back to the kitchen, even though the place was practically empty (it was a Tues evening). When we asked to move out of the main traffic area, they offered a table one spot away from the original one. OK, we'll play your silly game, let's not address the 800 lb gorilla in the room (the 85% empty restaurant). Once seated our server stopped by very quickly to get drink orders and apps.  Before the app came out, our server was back to take our dinner order (so far, so good, right? Ahhhh, just wait). We ordered: Lasagna w/side salad, Capellini with meat sauce, Eggplant Parmesan  with a side of sausage, and a Parmesan Crusted Chicken Salad.  The side salad came out not long after the app, and then the wait began. Not sure how long, but it was long enough for the entire table to get antsy and for us to ask for more bread. We even joked that it was because someone ordered lasagna.  When the main courses came out, take a guess which one didn't come out with them...you ready? The Parmesan Crusted Chicken Salad. Seriously. The rest of the table started eating (it can't be that far behind, right?) and no kidding, they were at least halfway through their main course when they brought out a salad with what looked like a half of a chicken tender chopped up in it. I thought maybe they had tossed it in or something, and when I confirmed the few small pieces were all that was there, it went from not so good to bad (and soon to really bad...wait for it...).\n\nSo, here I sat with this sad salad with a couple pieces of chicken, and because the wait had been so long, I was done. I told the server I didn't want it anymore and to send it back. Then I told her to make sure her manager saw what was coming out of the kitchen. I saw her talk to the manager and she came back and said they were going to make some more chicken. I told her that I didn't want it at all. I saw her go talk to the manager, who was at this point standing in front of the girl making salads) and I know by her body language and his that she told him I didn't want it at all. A few minutes later I saw them put more chicken on the salad, put some more dressing on it, and he started walking over. When he got to the table I was PISSED (yeah, really). I asked him what part of \"I don't want it\" did he not understand and he just stood there hovering over me with this damn salad in his hands. I explained everything that had happened and he told me that the server never told him that I didn't want it at all. He asked if there was anything he could do and I said \"Yes, you can go away\" (he was still just standing there staring at me like he could use the Force to make me take the salad.\n\nNow, you might be thinking, \"Damn, little harsh Bro!\" Ah yeah, but wait til you hear what sent me over the top...\n\nWhen our server came back (who was very nice and apologetic this entire time) I asked her if she told him that I didn't want the salad at all, no matter how much chicken they put on it, she said (and I fully believe her) \"Yes, I told him that\". So I told her how he lied to me and threw her under the bus. THAT is just inexcusable. Forget to put an order in, fine. Something not cooked right, oopps.  Throw one of your workers under the bus? Piss poor.\n\nOh yeah, and the app we ordered was zucchini hold the cheese, and it came with cheese, and the side of sausage never came out.\n\nWould I ever go there again? Not a chance. At this point I don't know when I'll even risk going to another Macaroni Grill.
__label__2 The prices and care delivered at this Spay & Neuter clinic are acceptable. However, I didn't like how the vet tried to sell me on services I clearly didn't need. For example, she tried to convince me to have my dog's nails clipped when I had just clipped them 2 days ago myself. I far prefer the Spay & Neuter clinic in Tempe. Everything that's good about this clinic is good over there, but they're more professional. I gave the clinic in Tempe 5 stars.
__label__1 Had the BBQ Burger for lunch. Too much lettuce tomato and 'fixings' to steal the taste of the burger away. \n\nLet the meat be the star of the burgers, not lettuce.
__label__0 This will be quick . Was there the night of May 13. Staff were less than helpful, in fact they weren't helpful at all.
__label__1 Salesman was persistent on trying to update my $19 wash to a $99 detail. He was borderline argumentative and aggressive, I would not recommend this place at all. The entire establishment is ran by shady looking people, it's not a good sign when you look at other customers and they all look nervous. The lady waiting next me mentioned how she would just be happy if all her belongings are still in the car when they were done. :(
__label__4 This place is great! I've been to a few different nail places, but always end up coming back here. The people are friendly, the place is clean & relaxing & they do the best job ever! I'm a little picky when it comes to the way my nails look & they have always done them perfectly! I've gotten fake nails put on, and taken off as well as gel manicures and pedicures. They're superb & even though I now live 20 minutes away, I'll keep driving back. I've been going here for 10 years & I have no plans on changing any time soon!
__label__4 For starters the atmosphere of Charlestons may be my favorite of any restaurant. Its very dark and relaxing, but there is just enough light at the table to read the menu and eat your food. everything from the brick walls to the tables and chairs are made from dark wood, dark brick, dark leather, and even the wait staff wear all black with no logos, so its almost as if they aren't there and just blend into the background, which I'm sure is an intentional and smart idea. The menu is small, but i have had various items on it from the steak sandwich, The Ribs, Chicken Fried Steak and the Burger and they are all worthy of the 5 star.  the sides are also delicious. its a bit pricey but you get plenty of high quality food for your dollar. If you want a nice, quiet, relaxing and delicious meal, i highly suggest Charleston's.
__label__4 Good food, arrives hot, service is spectacular!
__label__3 The food is absolutely five stars. However they have raised the price and taken away the salad, you now pay an extra $3 for a salad with the prime rib. Rarely do you find a place where a salad doesn't come with a steak and it makes it really expensive. The food however is always excellent. Prime rib, garlic mashed potatoes, creamy garlic dressing, croissants, and spinach dip are all amazing, some of the best ever! Service is always superb and your drinks are always full.
__label__2 This is a rough looking little strip mall place. The kind of place you see all over the Valley. If you want atmosphere look elsewhere. \n\nWe tried a few different things--tacos, torta and assorted other things. The food was all pretty good--not the best in the world, but good. Tacos are a $1 each. \n\nPrices were awesome and the service was pretty good also. There's not too much else to say about it.
__label__4 Carne Asada tacos are to die for. Had four at $1.10/each and was pleasantly full to the gills. Will return next time in the area.
__label__4 Pretty little dive for some amazing mexican food. The street tacos are amazing and everything along with it was superb. Probably one of the top 5 spots for Mexican food in the east valley.
__label__0 I was so excited to go here after reading all the reviews, but afterwards wondered if I really had the right place or if it was an off day last Sunday. My experience was very different. We went for a late breakfast. It's best if I summarize my plate. The eggs that I ordered over hard had broken and it was hard to even see the yolks, mixed in as they were. The hamburger patty was the driest, least appetizing I've ever had and even the pancakes were heavy, flat without any taste or salt. I thought it would be hard to mess up these basics but you learn something new every day. The service was nothing exceptional.  I thought the place would have some charm, but there was nothing - just an ordinary diner. It's actually kind of sad when you enjoy the toast with jam more than anything else. Never again. It may be cheap but IMO it's misplaced economics to pay anything for something so disappointing.
__label__3 I just had the pleasure of eating here today.  The burger and fries were tasty and the chocolate and strawberry shakes were great.  The two guys working there were super polite and very thankful to us for coming by for lunch.  They personally walked each patron to the door as they left thanking them each along the way.  That's what I look for in a restaurant, friendly staff and good food, they have both.
__label__2 I came here with high hopes after reading the many good reviews.  what I found was good local hole in the wall that is somewhat over rated.\nmy burger was very dry - as the cook pressed down on the patties I kept screaming in my head PLEASE STOP!\nThe fries were very meh.  They were crunchy but had no character.\nThe best thing was that the ingredients were fresh.  While the patties were preformed they were not frozen.  They used plent of bacon so there was a piece in every bite.  The lettuce was green and crisp and overall it was a decent lunch, but over priced for what I got.  I probably won't make another trip back but if I lived nearby I would return rather than hit a fast food burger.
__label__3 The valley isn't known for its \"mom and pop restaurants\" or \"Dives\" as I affectionately call them but this place was spot on a great place to eat. I'm looking forward to trying their breakfast items.
__label__0 I have 4 cars I've been taking to Brake Masters for years. I have had to keep my eye on them with the pricing and the quality of service. You'd think they would value my business with the thousands of work every year I send them. Well I took my truck in for an alignment and the quoted me $3000 for some work I did in my driveway for $600 including paying a helper. They wanted $610 for an upper control arm assemble that cost me $100 at Autozone. I'm never going there again and I will make it a point to call them out in person.
__label__0 Love the organ...  Sad to see this Arizona historical treasure in such danger of mediocrity due to poor management.  The pizza we had wasn't worth taking home.  I didn't want to insult the cardboard box by putting pizza in it that is more tasteless than  itself.  Fix yer food folks!!!
__label__1 I was in the area so I tried out royal cleaners. A bit pricey I think.....the 2 out of 3 pairs of shorts I had them repair (buttons) have came off again. Being that they weren't cheap I expected a much better job
__label__0 Upon walking into the office I was a bit perplexed. I thought I was entering a free clinic. I'm still not sure. My appointment was for 1pm. I wasn't seen until 1:50pm. Had I been that late they would have cancelled my appointment. Nonetheless I saw Bryan Monson, at least I think it was Bryan Monson, perhaps it was (Silver Surfer: Can enter Hyperspace. tied Nova He can enter Hyperspace as well. tied Green Lantern)the whole appointment lasted 1 minute 35 seconds. He referred me to  Dr. Garcia in the office for surgery. Explained it for about 15 seconds to my daughter. I guess I'm too old to understand and was out like a shot. Yeah, errr won't be going back. No thanks for the Botox.
__label__0 At first the experience was good. The rep at this company was very friendly and seemed to listen to our needs. After talking to them specifically about the type of dog we have (a Pitbull) and that many management companies don't accept them, we were assured that was not an issue with the property we were looking at. Even their own website said on that property listing (and others) there were no breed restrictions. However after turning in our non refundable app fee, they stated that due to the breed of our dog we were not able to obtain the house...They refused to refund the app fee (due to it not being refundable) even though they were in the wrong here...they told us before we applied that the dog was no issue..Also not only did they refuse to refund the app fee they didn't even offer to use the files or app fee we paid towards another property application. The manager there tried to tell my roommate that he sits next to his rep and he knows he never said anything like this...ya we wouldn't just make this up also the manager leaves by 5 i think if i remember correctly. Most of the calls we had with the rep were after 6pm. Be very cautious in using this company. I personally don't recommend them due to my experience with them.
__label__0 I sued these people and won. Please make sure you take pictures when you move in and when you move out! Office is full of kids that have no idea what they are doing. Check out their reputation with the BBB.
__label__0 Used this property management company to oversee our rental properties.  Bad experience.  They are great at collecting money and making sure they collect their fees but do not believe in doing any work for those fees.  Very poor at follow thru, do not care about the tenant or the owner, only about collecting fees.  Very unprofessional in how they deal with people.  Sales pitch is just that, lie to get your business but do not expect follow through.  Do yourself a favor, as a tenant or owner, and find another company.
__label__0 I had George bend me up a couple pipes for my custom exhaust, and when I ran into a snag and took the vehicle to him about getting another pipe fabricated he was a complete jerk. I don't own a hydraulic bender or a lift, that's the only reason I was there. What I was asking for would have taken less then an hour to do with those tools. He spoke down to me the entire time constantly telling me that my vehicle was \"a mess\" and that I was doing \"everything wrong\" and that he refused to work on my vehicle unless he got to completely tear everything out and redo it, which I couldn't afford. I'm a machinist and welder that has grown up around cars and apprenticed in numerous hot rod shops. I might know a thing or two, and the first thing I know is I would NEVER treat my customers that way. I would avoid this place at all costs.
__label__3 Buffalo wings are on of my main food groups. One of the reasons I miss living in Arizona, that's right not somewhere in the N East that get's cold, but AZ. Wing are perfect each time, right amount of spice, heat and sauce. Being spoiled by NNY has ruined me for life. I can't seem to find a close second to this, and man have I tried. Love the other food btw, and the service has always been good everytime I go. NNY is my excuse to visit my relatives in AZ.
__label__1 Ugg hortible service. Not helpful or smiley. Food was subpar. Flimsy lettuce and bland. Patio has no speakers or misters...but hey they have heaters..what the heck?
__label__0 I really hope Native Newyorkers CORPORATE is paying attention to these reviews. Most people here are complaining about the same things over and over and with my recent visit I can assure you none of those problems have been fixed.\n\nHere's my experience from my recent visit on the Mayweather's fight past week.\n\n- When we walked in, after telling the host how many, he just handed the menu to us and told us to sit wherever instead of walking us to a table. This is the worst you can do to a customer. Hand them a menu and tell them to go sit down. Are you too lazy to walk them to a table?\n\n- Place was disgusting. Beer all over the floor and sticky seats and tables. \n\n- Like most people complained here, this facility seems like a depressing hotel from the 90's. No ambience, not hip at all. Also has a weird smell.\n\n- WINGS = EXTRA SMALL compare to any other NN location. \n\n- Rude waiters, specially the guys that work here. No smile, Not friendly. \n\n- Our chicken strips came out burnt. Returned the order. No manager came out to talk to us. \n\nAll in all this NN has worst service than a moms and pops Pete's fish. Not worth it.
__label__1 Yet another corporate restaurant that loves to play musical chairs with their menu.  Seems month to month you don't know what they'll remove and what new thing they'll add.  Think about it, a class A restaurant that actually does make a good burger doesn't need to play hide and seek with their menu items . . . ever!\n\nIf I were to rate Red Robin burgers over other burgers I've had in my life, I'd give them around a 5/10.  They are simply sub-par and lack any real good burger flavor.  I did enjoy a pot roast burger they used to make, but good old corporate idiots took it off the menu.\n\nThe main thing with any Red Robin is it's all about atmosphere and friendly service, which they do rate a 10 in that department.  Unfortunately, the food is nothing to write home about.  There's literally nothing on their menu that I would find so good it's addictive, and isn't really, really good food what a restaurant should be about?  It's kind of sad, really.  They do have all the right flair and decent service, but the food is so corporate average that it makes the rest of the experience dull.
__label__0 Went to red robin on April 26, 2014 at 5:20 pm. We were ignored for 20 minutes before finally being offered something to drink. Food was great. We had the grilled chicken sandwich,  pizza, and a burger.  Took 20 minutes to get more fries. Waitress constantly ignored our table. Great food. Poor service.  Wouldn't recommend this place during peak times if you want decent service. I may go back on a tuesday or another less busy time.
__label__0 Have never heard a word from corporate, even an apology email would have been nice.  I'd be willing to bet they get SO MANY complaint letters they just can't keep up.  Or they just don't give a shit.  My money is on the second.
__label__0 READ MY WORDS PEOPLE:\nDO NOT GET YOUR VEHICLE WORKED ON IN ANY WAY AT THIS LOCATION!\nThey had my vehicle in  for a simple oil change and an hour later it was torn apart with no end in sight. I had to take the unbolted pieces  home myself and reinstall them.\nThey moved slower than slow and  between 6 of them.....they were all on breaks at one time. I actually had to rescue my vehicle from them!\nAs an ex- mechanic of twenty years, i have a keen sense of  clueless repair people and this was a graduating class. Stocking shelves....fine but trusting them with your vehicle is a no go. I have dealt with knowledgeable techs at other locations but this location really needs an overhaul. Steer clear and hopefully someone who cares in the management dept there will see this!!\nRuined my whole day !
__label__0 I was there this weekend, both Saturday and Sunday for a Youth Tournament for my son. Our \"home bowling alley\" is the Brunswick Zone on Southern and Dobson. This was my first time to this particular alley. This was the worst bowling alley I have ever been to in my entire 31 years of living. \n\nThe location is hidden back behind some office buildings. The building is plain, late 60's decor. The interior, from what I was told, had not been updated in over a decade at least. The newest renovation was a strip of fluorescent carpeting and some fluorescent paint on the walls. (for neon bowling I presume) \n\nThere is no real seating for the bowlers. There are tables and chairs randomly placed through out the building. Each table only gets 4 chairs, so if someone else steals a chair or you have more than 4 bowlers, someone is going to have to stand.  On a rack, in the corner, in the back, there are about 20 alley owned balls, so good luck getting one in the right weight. The bathrooms are tiny and dilapidated.  Whole chunks missing out of several spots in the tile. The handicapped stall has a baby changing station that does not fold up. It stays wide open, so you can't even get in there. The flusher in that stall also gushes when you flush, so you might want to flush with your foot. \n\nThere are only about 20 lanes, and they are occupied by what seems like permanent residents, over the age of 80. They didn't even want to leave for the alley-sponsored tournament. \n\nThe food was just thrown together. Nachos were a plate full of chips, and a tiny cup of cheese sauce. 2 small sodas ran me over $6. The overpriced snack bar didn't even accept credit/atm cards because their phone line was down. \n\nThe lanes were so slick and greasy, they practically had puddles of oil in them. Lane 4 occasionally goes completely dark while people are bowling. \n\nThey do NOT have a pro shop. Their arcade games were few, and broken. I don't think they serve alcohol.I did not see a bar.\n\nI would never, ever come to this bowling alley again by choice. Even the AMF on Main that closed last year was better than this one. They should have closed this one instead. If you're looking for a place to bowl, I would suggest you go anywhere but here.
__label__1 If they could only figure out how to take phone orders without putting people on hold for 6, 7, or 8 minutes or more, they'd be doing well. This Domino's is very close to my house and when I get a craving for their new, rather yummy, thin crust pizza, it's just easier for me to drive up there and order.  But then I'm relegated to sitting in the very drab waiting room.\n\nI wouldn't necessarily recommend this location too much after sunset. They've had some issues in the parking lot (shootings and the like).
__label__1 I believe that Streets of New York is a chain, and I've certainly enjoyed my experience at other locations, but this one in particular was a bit of a disaster. The food was all right, but the service was slow and unfriendly. The waiters were borderline anti-social and another guy who seemed to be the owner or at least the manager wasn't much better. \n\nIf you're yearning for Streets of New York Pizza, try another location.
__label__0 I am absolutely disgusted by the level of customer service at Sprint Store 6736 E Baseline Rd #104, Mesa, AZ. The staff there has the absolute worst bed side manner of any company I have dealt with. Every single rep there was completely indifferent to my situation, refused to help and failed to come up with reasonable solution. I then talked to corporate; they tried to help, but had me talk to the store manager. The manager didn't really listen to my complaint and refused to help or come up with a reasonable solution. Once again I called corporate for help, and was dumped back to the store. However, this time I spoke to the most appalling depiction of a customer service rep (Greg). After telling me what happened, arguing with me and refusing to even simply listen to my story, he caused me to escalate. This employee should never be allowed to answer any phone call; I am now considering the value of my Sprint service because of him. I would rather pay more money to another company, than know that a piece of my bill can support such a dreadful employee. In the end, a supervisor at corporate was able to come up with a simple solution to my problem. After spending 3-5 hours of my time to get this figured out when it could have resolved at the store in 30minutes.... I will not be recommending Sprints service to anyone, and I will be telling everyone I know about the outright terrible customer service that I received from Sprint Store 6736 E Baseline Rd #104, Mesa, AZ. Brittany, Jeff, Ryan and especially Greg... Thanks for ruining what I thought was a good service.
__label__0 Talk about rude! I called to make a yearly physical appointment for my day off. I was told that my doctor was out that day. I asked to see another doctor and was told I couldn't. Then I was told that if I changed doctors it would be a male and that I wouldn't be able to change I back. I hung up. \n\nI should also mention that my husband went to the ER and needed to follow up with his doctor at this same office. He called twice to make an appointment and never received a return call. \n\nThey clearly don't care.
__label__2 I always enjoy going here.\nSince the books are nearly always used, they are nearly all inexpensive.  The variety is wide, the store well organized.\nYou won't get far if you ask about a particular title, since they don't have every book in a computer.  The fun is in browsing, and just seeing what you will find.\nAs some people have said, when you sell to them you may not get a ton of money. I don't expect to, since many of the books are not \"current\" and may be on the shelf for a long time.  It's still better than a donation if you want a couple bucks. (Nothing against donations--I do that all the time at things like Goodwill, etc.)
__label__0 Online Sears has a new twist on an old con. Bait & Switch at it finest. I wanted to purchase 2 of these work benches at http://www.searsoutlet.com/Height-Adjustable-Clamping-Table/d/product_details.jsp?pid=13011&mode=seeAll&zipChange=true. The price on the page was \nCraftsman Professional Height Adjustable Clamping Table\nReconditioned Item # 65796  |  Model # 65796\n(24 Reviews) $31.93 - $51.93   Reg Price $79.99 Up to 60% OFF \nThis product is eligible for Store pickup\n\nNOTE: This item is eligible for store pickup, so I tried to order 2 and the price jumped to $79.99 each for a store pickup!.  I was interrupted by a Chat popup, so I asked Elaine for help. Her first reply was \"Might be tax\" and then she suggested I try the help line totally ignoring my \"How did the price go from $31.93 to $79.99\". Needless to say, I recognized the \"Bail & Switch\" and I backed out of the order.
__label__1 I purchased a whole bedroom set and was told by the sales person, \"The furniture will be delivered in 30 days, but you can always call up and reschedule for an earlier date.\"  She also told me that the furniture was at the factory and there were, \"10 of these and 20 of those!\".  WRONG!  When the date came, they told me it was not available and told me next week.  The week came and I got the same thing!   I had been waiting about 45 days when I was told a a customer service rep that my furniture was still not available.  I called customer service and everytime I call, the line gets disconnected and I have to redial.  I finally got thru after about 30 minutes only to be told by a rude rep \"You should read the back of your order form for our disclosures. We have the right to delay your furniture due to our factory in Wisconsin and you're in Arizona.\"  I asked to escalate the call to a manager and the agent refused.  I then called the manager at the store in Superstions Springs and she was kind enough to apologize on how the customer service rep treated me.  She was able to get me my bed and the mirror in on 7/19 and the rest of my furniture in on 7/24 (I hope it does get here on time) when I bought my furniture on 6/10.  The furniture is beautiful but the wait is way too long.  The salespeople need to be retrained and should not lie to customers.  The customer service department needs a major overhaul!  They are horrible!  They have no sympathy and when they can't give you an answer they try to get you off the phone.  I  will be extremely hesitant to buy anything else at Ashleys and only recommend them to people ONLY if they want to wait 2 months to get their furniture!
__label__0 Got some new furniture and when delivered a end table was damaged.  I told them I wanted a new replacement.  Ashley's makes you go thru the repair process before they will replace the item.  I was livid as I did not want a brand new table repaired...Really Ashley's!  I will NEVER buy from them again!!!!!!
__label__0 We purchased what we were told was great quality furniture for our bedroom.  Now mind you it is over 5 years old. When we received it one of the drawers had come apart. Well we thought its okay that could happen. After 5 years of use it is falling apart. 3 of the handles have broke off as well as the drawers coming apart on the bottoms. I did call and ask if they had a repair shop of any kind to help us repair the furniture. I was told sorry they don't. Lesson learned we will not be buying anymore furniture from them. Ashleys is a large company they probably sell better quality stuff. My suggestion is learning about furniture before handing out your hard earned money is wise. On the hunt for a new bedroom set we go...
__label__4 Jim was incredible and he had my Honda Odyssey, looking like new , and it was done in a day,  by the nicest, friendliest guy ever!  The price was right and I had fun talking about junkyards, pick a part places, which still exist!!!  The final result was a work of art!
__label__1 If you are coming for breakfast or a burger and fries and a shake, this is your place.  I have tried 2 of the regular meals, the ground round dinner and the smothered chicken.  I had to send the smothered chicken back because it was floating in water and the green peppers on top were pickled peppers that had a sweet taste.  Not a good surprise.  This is not the place to go if you are a healthy eater, which I try to be.  I normally can find SOMETHING healthy on every menu,  but this food was too greasy and strange tasting.  The only reason we went there was a buy one, get one meal free coupon.  The servers, however, are very friendly and helpful.
__label__0 Nice 50's atmosphere albeit noisy. Had breakfast of eggs, ham and \"home fries.\" Potatoes were frozen from a bag, not fresh. Biscuits were frozen from a bag. Service was OK. Seems to be popular with the 70+ crowd.
__label__2 Waiting room is not very comfortable. Too busy on a Friday be prepared for lots of upgrades. Good luck with just an oil change.  They are good and fast just keep at an oil change only.
__label__1 I came in the other day and as I was walking In I noticed all 3 hosts sitting there gossiping and I came up and told one of them politely I was there for take out. The host replied with total attitude and said \"uhh it's at the bar!\" Needless to say I was thrown back. Please tell me how I am supposed to know where take out is. Well when I got to take out the girl was awesome but as I was leaving the hostess were all 3 sitting there gossiping once again and as I was walking out never got a good bye or thank you have a great day. I've been hosting for over a few years now and this is definitely a problem. I figure Olive Garden hires for looks only.
__label__1 We went here recently was surprised it was not as busy as usual - Server was fine and the hostess but the food was awfully bland and tasteless.\nThe Marinara sauce was so plain with no salt or spices . We may just have been served canned tomatoes. Salad was ok the first time but when we ordered a second bowl the server did not ask about the cheese nor were there peppercinis or onions. Just plain lettuce. Wont be going back again too soon,,,,,
__label__3 Fast, friendly service with good plate dishes.  I was excited to see they had lau lau, which I had always heard about from people that lived in Hawaii, but had never tried before.  Since I've never had lau lau before, I can't really speak to how authentic it is, but it was pretty good in my opinion.  The taro leaf it was wrapped in tasted a bit briny, and like seaweed, which tasted a bit weird to me, but it did remind me of eating something from the islands.  The pork inside though was delicious- slow cooked, full of flavor.  The lau lau also comes with a side salad, and a side of meat, which makes for a very filling and satisfying meal.  I chose the Hawaiian salad, which was kind of like the Hawaiian version of vinegar-based coleslaw.  It was a nice mix of tangy and crunchy.  I chose the kalua pork, which was excellent.  It was slow roasted and tender, with a nice smokey, salty flavor.  I also tried some katsu chicken, which was very nice and crispy, and came in a tangy dipping sauce.  If I'm ever in the area, this is the place to stop and grab a tasty Hawaiian style plate.
__label__3 Love this place! I don't go often enough because I never pass it. It's close to my neighborhood but I rarely drive in that\ndirection.\n\nNonetheless, I'm a big fan! Prices are amazing compared to the quality for \"fast food.\" They prepare the food to order.\n\nTheir tender and delicious teriyaki chicken and their garlic shrimp are must-haves for my fam! The BBQ ribs are a hit for the kids too.\n\nFriendly service. Happy place. Casual and relaxed atmosphere. Reasonably priced. Try it.
__label__3 Having lived in Hawaii I can say the food and atmosphere are legit.  Definitely not a chain place..and they have a lot more on the menu the other Hawaiian BBQs such as malasadas and poke.  We really liked the Katsu, Kailua Pork and Kalbi plate lunches with all fixings.  We've already been back within the same week after our initial visit.  Solid local grinds..can't wait to check out the luau.
__label__2 Overall, I was pleasantly surprised.  I was expecting it to be campy, and it was, but there also was a good amount of production involved in the live music show.  \n\nThere were several other acts (hoop dancer, magic show, gun fight) going on through the evening that each performer venue directed the crowd to (and kept the night moving), but the real gem here is the main music show.  \n\nI'm amazed that this family is still doing their show, and it is incredible.  A musician myself, I'm usually leery of such acts, but their band had a magnetic energy (and playful onstage banter), Big Jim and Sweet Mary can still SANG and their fiddler rivals the speed of light!  Very tight harmonies, a medley of moving patriotic songs & spirituals, and a healthy amount of crowd interaction.  \n\nThe band serves you through the dinner line, engaging visitors when the line lulls.  It is a humbling realization when you see them up on stage after dinner doing their thing.  They ran out of chicken about 2/3 of the way through the line and gave out ice cream vouchers to those people.  However, even without the chicken, they fill your plate.  I did not leave hungry.  \n\nI bought 2 vouchers through BuyWithMe for \"2 VIP tickets for a barbecue buffet, ice cream, and high-energy stage show\" for $40 (so, $20/person).  According to their website that should include \"VIP Seating / Includes Chicken and Beef Combo Meal\" and costs $36 per person.  What actually happened: it was not a buffet, but cafeteria style - one run through, one serving of each.  We did not receive ice cream vouchers with our dinner tickets, and did not receive VIP seating, unless if everyone else used the same VIP seating vouchers, and we were just four rows back in the VIP seating (out of five rows total).  So, that was disappointing.  I don't think it's worth the full admission price.  I enjoyed it, yes, but, even for the novelty of the show, I'd cap the adult price at $20.\n\nOverall, though, it's a good place to bring the kids.  They successfully recreated a completely different era for children (and adults) to lose themselves in, and get some history at the same time.  There is a lot of standing for acts other than the dinner/stage show, so not the best option for older folks or those with back problems.  Also, you'll enjoy it more if you choose a cooler month - only the stage show/dinner is inside.\n\nMy final word?  It was worth the voucher price and was a nice alternative to the standard dinner and a movie.  If I go again and bring the kids, we'll pop in just for the dinner/show and leave afterwards.
__label__3 I stayed many a moon at the Golf Resort back in the 90's when it was the ONLY place to stay anywhere near Power Road and it was actually pretty much in the middle of nowhere with nothing of interest around it except for a HEB grocery nearby and a smattering of restaurants that closed at 9:00 because nearly all the nearby residents were retirees.  Imagine that!\n\nNice spacious rooms and a great place to get together as a group and grill outside on their grills, and if you played golf that was even better.  I understand it's showing her age these days and is probably due for some updating.  Still, it was a great place and hopefully will remain so.
__label__0 Worst hotel I have ever stayed at.  Can't even really call it a hotel as its more like a MOTEL.  We parked our car and the first thing we saw was a dumpster that looked like it hadn't been dumped in a month.  Beer boxes, cans, and bottles all over the place.  I stayed there last weekend during March Madness, but our TV didn't work for the first 2 days.  We finally had TV by day 3, but of course lost Air Conditioning.  They said they could fix it by 10 am on our last day.  We were leaving at 5am so no help.  I demanded we get a different room.  We finally got place in a new room with both TV AND A/C on the third day around 5pm.  Leaving the next day at 5 am.........yay! lol  When I spoke to the front desk about a discount she said management is authorizing one night for free.  So I am paying for a full 3 days, even though I only had a day and a half of everything they offer.  Its ridiculous.  When I went to give my credit card so she can split the pay between me and another person, i expressed my disappointment.  The lady said sorry sir, i can offer you unlimited drink coupons for the bar.  Are you kidding me?  I leave for airport at 5am and you think me getting drunk is gonna solve everything.  This place sucks!  Now I am back in Washington, and the person I was splitting the room with informed me that they charged her the full amount.  ZERO communication at this place, from check in ladies to management (who I never saw).  I swear the average IQ of the workers there was that of a 5 yr old.  Worst experience ever and I really hope my review helps people avoid this terrible place.
__label__1 This location could use an update,  it's pretty run down.  I do appreciate their selection of toys are better than Wal-Mart and target but I do know that they're bigger stores elsewhere.  In the EV this is the best we have.
__label__0 This Cocos has issues.  One waitress serving a restaurant of 20 patrons...stood for 5 minutes before being acknowledged. Sat like dufuses while solitary waitress takes order for party of 12.  This at 8:30 p.m. at night.\n\nThis has happened before.  Few wait staff coupled with visible dirt, grime and dust.  \nThus restaurant needs a management,and cleaning intervention....
__label__0 Won't be back! Went there for Breakfast and the place was only half full, and a zero wait on a Saturday Morning...You think we would be ecstatic right? NOT! Everything was downhill from this point. I noticed they were using wait staff to seat people and check people out, this is fine for a small mom & pop, but not for large chain restaurant. Where was the hostess and manager...no where to be seen, that's where. This should have been our first sign. After being seated, it took 10 minutes before they took our drink order. I had to ask twice for a spoon for my coffee. Probably the worst cup of coffee I have ever had. After placing our order, we waited 30 minutes, then decided to walk after noticing our food sitting under the heat lamp for god knows how long (while our so-called waiter was checking people out). Be warned...stay away.
__label__4 This hospital is the best i have ever seen.  They are taking such good care of my mother. As well as all patients.  The oncology dept is the best, the friendliest ever.  Thank you
__label__4 Service was excellent, food was excellent, atmosphere was comfortable.  I enjoyed eating at Serrano's.  The bean dip an salsa with their chips was excellent!  I had a 2 item combo with a tamale and enchilada.  Very tasty.
__label__1 All of our food had a hint of Italian seasoning, which was strange and unappealing.  The veggie enchilada is chock full of zucchini (the menu just said veggie, and I had anticipated the usual peppers and onions...if you love zucchini, get the veggie enchilada and a side of Mexican veggies - also just zucchini - unfortunately I really don't like zucchini!).  All around the place is nice, service was friendly, but the food just wasn't good.
__label__0 Went here because of the beautiful building and positive reviews... We were disappointed to say the least. Soggy chimichanga, mushy rice, bland machaca and chicken, chips that tasted like supermarket chips, and mediocre salsa.
__label__2 We bring our daughter here since she was born 5 years ago. I have to honestly said that Dr Leavitt and Dr Guthrie are great doctors. Sometimes when she fell ill and in order to have a peace of mind,  we simply brought her in. I do not see them trying to \"sell' me medication by prescribing any kind of prescriptive drugs if is unnecessary. All they advise me is I have a choice to go and buy some medicine over the counter, or just let her rest and drink plenty of water! I am somewhat 'old fashion' and don't believe in feeding too much drugs for my kid.\n\nI have to say that the waiting time is always long even is a scheduled appointment. Waited in the front desk can be quick, but after the nurse called you in and take the kid's temperature, weight etc. there is another round of waiting, as bad as more then 40 mins. The entire visit can be simply 10mins but take 1-hour or more to see the Dr.\n\nI understand this is a busy office operating in 2 locations, and when you call the front desk to schedule any kind of appointment, whoever answer it always seems to ask you to hold....somewhat under-staff?!
__label__0 DON'T EAT HERE UNLESS YOU WANT CLEANING FLUIDS AND OTHER DEBRIS IN YOUR FOOD!!! We were eating at this location about 1-2 times a month but no more, not after what we saw today. We were seated near the food area and looked up to see staff cleaning the food stands and vents above the food and prep areas. Debris was falling in the food, and the cleaning fluids were being sprayed over the food. DISGUSTING!!! I spoke to the supervisor and she could not care less. Don't eat here unless you want to get sick.
__label__2 Played out here last week, right after they started drying out the course pre-overseed. This was the first time I had played it in about eight years, but my feelings are still the same: I could take it or leave it.\n\nIt's got some boring holes, some Mickey-Mouse holes, some interesting shots, tons of water, flattish greens, and overall nothing overly exciting. We only came out because it was $28 on a Saturday morning with lunch and two drinks included. It was definitely worth that deal, but that's the most I would pay to play here.\n\nIn regards to the other review from just a few months ago, and the picture of the terrible greens, the greens DO NOT look like that anymore. They were lush to the point of being a little slow. I didn't see a single dead spot on the greens, so that issue seems to be over. I never would have known they were having such bad issues just 7-8 weeks ago if not for seeing the reviews here.\n\nThe restaurant grub was above average and they had several good beers on tap.
__label__3 Played here on 9/7/13 and the course was good! Some very challenging holes with a couple demanding landing areas from the tee box. The greens were all in pretty good shape, although there were several patches on a few fairways that had little to no grass. It was tough to read some of the greens - sometimes I would read a break and it would go straight, then other times it looks fairly straight and would break several feet. \n\nIn reply to another review, all of the water containers were full of cold water. \n\nOne of the carts in our group did run dead on the 17th tee box, so we pushed it with the other cart the rest of the way. It did take a long time to play our round because we were backed up behind people who looked like they were playing golf for the first time. \n\nOverall, I would play here again. Challenging course with cheap greens fees.
__label__2 It's K Mart, not bad just nothing special. Nothing really sets K Mart apart from any of the other conglomerates. Gotta shop here from time to time for MH exclusives so you'll see me busting out my Maverick patch & showing it off with pride
__label__1 As all of you guys who read this may know that there are tons of Starbucks to choose from, this is unfortunately not the one I would go back in the morning rush hour time. I am sure the majority of the cafe in the morning makes you wait, but I thought this was one of the place that took forever to even take your order.\n\nHowever, the atmosphere and  store interior is clean and moderate volume. Once you order what you want, it will not take too long to get your product. Only thing that irritate me is the line that took forever to order the coffee.
__label__0 Caution when buying a used bike from these guys.\n\nI realized that buying a used bike would cost me more than if I bought it directly from a person directly.  I believed the trade off would be that the dealer would have thoroughly gone through the bike before putting it for sale  (Oh so I should not need a second opinion from soemone else).\n\nI tried to test drive the bike before purchasing it, but the solid answer was no.  Under no circumstances do they let you test drive (OK I get the insurance issue, even though I have my own).  So I couldn't get a second opinion if I wanted to.\n\nI bought the bike anyways, as it was the one I had been looking for (2006 VFR800).  On my ride home the bike felt and sounded odd, but I had previously owned a cruiser, so maybe they are suppose to sound and feel like this and I just needed to get use to it. I rode it the next day and it just didn't seen right so I called the Apache dealer in Phoenix (I live in Phoenix not Mesa) and asked if they would just ride it around the block and tell me if the bike was running as it should.  They got me in the next day (2 days after purchase) and guess what the chain drive needed to be replaced.  That was the cause of the odd feel and sound.  Instead of them working with the Mesa store, I had to call the Mesa store and work with the sale guy to let him know of the issue and ask what he was going to do.  We talked, he called the Phoenix store to verify and asked if I wanted to bring it to Mesa or Phoenix to replace the chain drive (free of charge).  I scheduled it for the Phoenix dealer.  While they replaced the chain I also asked that they look over the entire bike as I was going on a 1500 mile trip with the new bike in 2 days.  They did and said nothing else was wrong.  \n\nWow, replacing the chain drive made a world of difference.\n\nLater that day I was talking with some biker friends and they asked if they changed the sprocket too.  I said no, why.  They explained that typically the sprocket is always changed at the same time.the chain is replaced.  So now I am nervious again,  I take it to another mechanic and have them do a once over to see if It needed anything.  Guess what...it did.  Some how both dealerships missed the fact that there was too much oil.  Not a little over but alot about a cup (He showed me).  So I had him drain it to an acceptable level.  Also the clutch fluid needed to be changed.  He said I could hold off until after my trip.\n\n Ok so I bought a used bike from a dealer who abviously doesn't / didn't  do a full inspection before selling it and I had to spend my time and money to correct things they should have done or told me about.\n\nI can't speak to the new bikes, but if you buy a used bike from these guys plan on spending more money to have it inspected again as they don't do a thorough job.
__label__2 Its Home Depot. Decent prices & decent materials. convenient locations
__label__4 This place is awesome! I was recommended here by a family member and couldn't be happier. I am my dogs parent and I do everything to keep them healthy and safe. Shot on time, extras if needed, etc... This place has never pushed anything that was not needed. I have even had phone conversations with the vet, that allowed me to treat without heading into the office. Yes, I respect my dogs and the vets their, and they do the same for good owners. Debbie and Jordan in the boarding are amazing! All the front office girls are amazing, the vets are amazing! I wish I could name everyone, but they know who they are. My puppies Leona and Oreo love heading over and I would never hesitate at anything they recommended, as I know they have the best interest of my pets in mind! Great Great Staff, professional clean, respectful and vauable!
__label__2 Not sure why ppl are saying they have bad pizza because it was pretty good to me.  However, I am debating whether the childhood nostalgia memories are kicking in.  From what I remember as a child I loved the pizza here! We came on a weekday for dinner, felt weird cause 2 adults, hahah whatever no shame.  We got a pizza and the wings, both were sooo good! The games are pretty old because I remember playing them as a child.. can't really comment on anything else except they have REALLY SLOW SERVICE.  It took 10 mins for someone to come to the front.  After dinner we relived our childhood days by playing the games, full and happy.  We'd probably come again for the pizza and wings
__label__2 I really like this location and would recommend it. Quality food at reasonable prices. Outback has excellent blue cheese dressing and tasty salads.  Only problem I experience repeatedly here is I'm part of the few that prefers my steaks WELL DONE 2 out of every 4 visits its pink or even red.... Hey if I'm paying for it cook it how I request. That's y I give it 3 stars instead 4 or 5.
__label__0 THIS PLACE NEEDS A MINUS 1\nbecause I so have a beef with this restaurant. My husband loves steak. usually I am not a huge fan of going to a steakhouse but it was my husbands turn to choose so I insisted we go. It is not that I do not like steak only that I often find I prefer the steaks I grill at home to the ones served  out. I do however lloooove the fried onions alot of the steak places have but this one did not have one. BOO! Anyhoo......we decided to order what was supposed to be garlic-peppered fried zucchinn. It was fried nicely and not too oily, but I did not taste garlic or any pepper in the seasoning. It came oddly with a cucumber dip (I think it was creamy cucumber dressing) we asked for ranch instead. It just tasted off. I ordered  a grilled chicken breast that was supposed to be seasoned with rosemary and spices well again, no rosemary. My chicken was dry and boring. I ate maybe half of it.It came with a side of broccoli and what was supposed to be GARLIC MASHED POTATOES also another popular side item at most steakhouses. AGAIN, nothing but bad to say about both these items. FIRST. Frozen cut broccoli should never be served  at any restaurant. I only eat fresh steamed broccoli.When you list on the menu fresh seasoned veg of the day I think it will be just that fresh. Next, garlic mashed potatoes. Anyone that loves these knows they are made with cream and garlic and should be creamy comforting goodness. These potatoes were like I nuked a potato dumped the  insides on my plate and smashed it with some butter and garlic salt. When I  asksed the server about them because I refused to eat them , she said \"oh yes no we don't make them that way here we leave out cream because people have allergies\" OMG! What a joke! CREAM is the best thing about em! what would be the point otherwise?I told them they should tell people this before they order. She asked me if I wanted a baked potato instead. I looked at her and said\" that is what I have all I need is to add sourcream\".(I don't think she liked me)  Oh but wait my husbands was no better. He ordered prime rib. They brought it out fully cooked! The server acted annoyed we complained about it.They brought out another piece- we waited another 20 for that and then they did not even offer to dicount our meal. In fact a manager never even came to talk to us even though I know the server did talk to him about our meal. Good service to me is even more important than food at times.I would NEVER GO BACK HERE. Mcdonalds would have tasted better. So I will be sticking with OUTBACK. At least they got the onion!
__label__1 I'm not a black angus fan but my girlfriend is so i tag along,\nHere are a few of my observations:\nPro's\nGirls at the front desk were great and efficient\nThe waiter was helpful and courteous\nGood ceasar salad\n\nCons\nPrice...  7.25 for a margarita and 11.00 for a 6 shrimp cocktail ??\nBurger and fries 13.00?\nMy girlfriends filet was small\n\nIn the end...there are better values out there for sure. I dropped 60.00 on dinner and had a burger , fries and water. 13.00\nMy girls dinner was 47.00 !\nJust imagine if i ordered an appetizer and had a drink as well !  80.00 + No thanks!
__label__0 This review is for Delta Mechanical -- both AZ & CO. I live in CO but also dealt with the corporate office in AZ. I've tried to keep the review concise as possible...but the reality is, I could have written 10 pages on how disconnected the company is and just how little client service is to their organization.\n\nAs a third-party installer to Home Depot, Delta Mechanical was contracted to install a toilet for me and my family. I placed the order and scheduled the install one week out for an 8-10 AM delivery/install to minimize delays or issues.\n\nAt 8:30 on the day of install, I received a message from Delta Mechanical that they didn't have the necessary information to complete the scheduled install. I talked to both the installer and the corporate office to try and resolve. \n\nUpon my first call to the installer, I learned that although he might be a pro at installing toilets, he was anything but when it came to customer service skills.\n\nWhen I asked him what the problem was with the order and what he might need from me, he basically said, \"I've already moved on to my next job. Nothing I can do.\" \n\nUnderstandable, considering the mix-up...only, he had ZERO interest or motivation to help. I asked that he call dispatch to find out what the issue was or where the disconnect occurred....to which he made it clear that he was busy and that he was already on his way to another job. WOW!...so, I was kind enough to give him a piece of my mind and how unprofessional that attitude was when facing a customer.\n\nThat's when I called the office directly to explain my frustration, having had to take off work for the original installation time and then to be told by the installer that helping me couldn't be fit on his plate at the moment.\n\nThat's when the customer service representative mentioned that she had called me \"one hour\" prior to delivery to discuss the issue...the only problem is that she was in a different time zone, so it really was only 20 minutes before the schedule install time.\n\nSo, I quickly learned that I'm probably working with people who aren't quite ready to run a business or to handle customer service issues or problem solve. She said she would have to review the phone call order and \"get back to me\", but offered no estimated timeframe or next steps -- one hour? one day? one week?\n\nClear to say that my frustration continued to grow. \n\nDelta Mechanical tried to blame it on Home Depot, but I sat at Home Depot when we originally placed the order and confirmed that all of the information had been given to Delta Mechanical.\n\nWhen talking to the customer service representative and eventually the Delta Mechanical Manager (George Ramos), they confirmed Delta Mechanical only looks at orders the day of installation, which makes ZERO business sense and probably a good reason as to why I'm as frustrated with them as other reviewers. \n\nI'm still baffled how an order placed 7-days in advance cannot be reviewed or confirmed prior to 20-minutes before install. SERIOUSLY!\n\nMr. Ramos' plan to fix it included me rescheduling my afternoon (already after rescheduling my morning) and to give me their \"New Client Promotional\" rate with an added $20 off. Now, my bigger question was, \"Why am I just now hearing about this  promotional rate now that I'm an unsatisfied customer and nearly two hours after the first sign of incompetence on Delta Mechanical?\" Rhetorical question of course.\n\nI let him know that promotional rates are for customers looking forward to doing business with Delta Mechanical, and that at the moment I was pretty dang far from that...having taken off work, rescheduled my weekend, and after spending two hours on the phone bouncing from installer to customer rep to manager while experiencing some of the most dreadful customer service ever -- without any resolution, other than $20 off their promotional rate they failed to offer upon my initial order and giving up my afternoon on top of the morning already wasted.\n\nMr. Ramos' response was, \"It sounds like I should just cancel your order.\"\n\nTalk about CUSTOMER SERVICE!\n\nI did call Home Depot back and we're in the process of making the situation better, including using another third-party installer instead of Delta Mechanical.\n\nI know I'm just one customer/voice, but I let Home Depot know that as long as Delta Mechanical is a third-party vendor, I will be taking my future purchases somewhere else.\n\nAgain, we're in the process of finding a remedy in conjunction with Home Depot, but the ONE GUARANTEE I have at the moment is that Delta Mechanical WILL NOT BE INVOLVED IN ANY WAY, thankfully!\n\nPlumbing and HVAC aren't my specialty, which is why I wanted the pros to do it...but take a lesson from me, there are a lot of companies and people who can install plumbing infrastructure the right way without leaving a soiled taste in your mouth. \n\nDo yourself a favor and go with another company that has a better overall rating that TWO STARS on Yelp...you won't regret.
__label__4 So much Wrangler in here. This is redneck heaven! I will definitely be back!
__label__0 I love Taco Bell! Just not this one. I now drive out of my way not to go to this one. The order is wrong Every time and I really mean every time. Bad service Bad food!
__label__1 40 minutes for an oil change and then a hard up sell at the end.  At least they vacuumed my carpets.
__label__0 My fianc\u00e9 and I were looking for BBQ on the 4th of July and decided to stop at Toms. I was looking for a reminder of how delicious BBQ is. For it to be the 4th of July the food was not satisfying. The ribs had lots of fatty pieces. The Mac n cheese was bland and it's possible that it was from the day before. The bake beans were straight from a can no unique taste. This place is good for someone who has never had BBQ before...
__label__0 This location blows!  From the smug attitude of many of the associates to the downright ineffectiveness of the work they pretend to be doing.  It really is awful.  Unfortunately, this location is the closest to my house.
__label__2 Best buy staff are knowledgable and engaging not to happy with the venders if u will that are within the store but happy none the less
__label__1 I would have given one star, but the exterior did look good.  I wouldn't recommend the \"upgrades\" that they offer. Long story short, I was offered a wax and declined. Next he commented on dirt marks on the interior door, and the leather seats. He said as he was tapping my drivers seat \"we can make these look like new\" he also said that they were going to \"clean everything\". It also sounded like he said something about leather conditioner for the seats, but I'm not sure because his accent was very thick. I figured I could use those services because the car is two years old, and the leather could use a cleaning. I agreed to that, and went inside to pay. The cost of the interior clean upgrade was significant, and I was expecting the job would reflect the cost of the service. The inside is nice. There are comfortable couches inside and TV. About 20 to 30 minutes pass, and my car was ready. I go out to look at the job they did, and it was very obvious that they did absolutely nothing to the seats. The rest of the interior was pretty clean but it wasn't an amazing job either. I commented on how the seats weren't cleaned to the guy who takes the ticket. His response was \"no, that is something different.\" I told him that the guy at the entrance said that the seats would be cleaned as well. The only cleaning they did on the interior was: the windows, vacuum and Armor All on the inside. I would have liked to talk with the manager about the issue, but did not have the time. Instead I just won't go back.
__label__0 I love Red Lobster's endless shrimp and delicious biscuits however, I'm sitting here writing this review at my table because I've been here for an hour and a half so far and have yet to get my food! Drink refills are impossible to obtain because our server can't figure it out. In fact, he disappears for 20 minutes at a time without resurfacing from behind the kitchen doors. I couldn't even leave if I wanted to because I can't get my check! I'll update my review with food reviews if our food ever arrives...
__label__4 Everyone at Excel is extremely professional.  I loved getting the photos of the status of my car repair in my email.  Excel took care of EVERYTHING with the insurance company and even helped me get the rental car through the insurance company.  Best of all, they did the repair very timely and even detailed my car!  I highly recommend them.
__label__2 We have been going to PP for over 17 years. Dr Chiles and Dr Salek have been my children's doctors from the beginning. We have seen a lot of faces come and go. Now that PP has merged with  another very large group, it just isn't the same. I still love our doctors and that is why we stay as my children are older now and need less frequent visits. This office just doesn't have the same family friendly feel it once used to.
__label__4 Chicken is to die for! On a recommendation from a friend we came here. Wasn't expecting anything special. Boy was I wrong. Pizza was very good, we got the New York Combo, thin & crispy crust. Waiter was on his game & very friendly. Wish there was one of these places in So Cal.
__label__0 Horrible customer service. I tried to place an order, giving them a chance after their last fuck up, but I find out they don't even deliver between 1400-1600. When I called to place an order the man on the phone was very rude and condescending while informing me of this, will never order from this place again! STAY AWAY!
__label__4 This place is awesome. I always find an awesome find when I come in. I very rarely see small comic shop's anymore but this place is great. Whenever I go in the people who work there are just hanging out in the back but if you need help they're always glad to help you.
__label__3 It helps to have reservations and to prepare ahead of time.....  Been twice and the second time was not a great experience.  ONE chef to 6 tables.....  NOT good for a friday night.  They were over booked and they had guest serving themselves drinks and water......  But...  It is a great experience!  and the chef we had was AWESOME!  GREAT food!
__label__3 Food and service at Nellos is pretty good. Portions are a good size and the bread they give you to start the meal is delish!
__label__4 Me and my husband LOVE LOVE Nello's! We have been going for years and it is by far our favorite place to go for a night out!
__label__2 Lots of different options and good pizza too! Our server was a little off, but mayeb she was just having a weird day.
__label__3 I had a short wait on my visit to Dr. Harris and the staff was helpful in getting all my paperwork done. The Dr. was awesome, very personable and knowledgeable. They have a streamlined system and set me up the very next morning with bloodwork.\n\nI had my results available through their phone system 24 hours after that.\n\nNice, helpful staff, and good doctors is almost all you can ask for in a clinic.
__label__3 There are so many reasons to love Chevy's!\nAwesome table side guac. It's delish and they will adjust the spiciness and chunkiness to your liking. They do great promos all the time, like buy one combo get one for a penny. Fresh homemade tortillas that you can watch being made! Fruity margaritas! Prickly pear, melon, etc.\n\nI am a very picky eater, and a vegetarian, but they are always willing to make substitution and make things totally fresh to accomodate me. This is one of the few places I will drive 25 minutes to eat at.
__label__2 Waffle and banana chocolate chip pancakes are good. Service not so good. Had to wait for about two minutes for the hostess to show up. Waitress didn't smile at all :(
__label__2 Pretty good breakfast, but nothing unique.
__label__1 I was there on Friday night about 9:00.  Not very many people and it seems that this place is short staffed.  No hostess, and only 2 servers for this large place.  My server was very good - he gets high marks!  The food was another story.\n\nI ordered the lemon sole, a side salad and that's all.  With tax and tip the meal came to $20.00.  The salad was nice and fresh and crisp.  The lemon caper sauce was tasty, the sole was not very good.  I did mention this to the server and he offered to replace it, but I didn't want to wait.  It was supposed to be \"saut\u00e9ed\", the chef does not know how to cook fish!  It was fried and was crispy and tough.  Sole is a tender fish and doesn't need much cooking.  I was very disappointed in this dish and would not recommend it.  \n\nAs always, Mimi's does have good bread, but the rest of the food is not so hot.  This was what I thought a rather expensive meal (well not a lot, but more than $5 or 10!) and way not worth it.  Go elsewhere!
__label__1 I sat in the drive thru waiting for my food for 10 minutes and was not even busy.  slow service. And they gave me the wrong order.
__label__0 R.I.P. Salads N' Such... if you're looking for the Salads N' Such that you used to know and love, this ain't it.\n\nThis used to be a lot of peoples' favorite sandwich shop in Mesa.  New owners recently moved in and unfortunately the only thing that has carried over is the name and a fraction of the menu--most of which tastes nothing like it used to!\n\nFor starters, the service has been really bad.  On my first trip to the newly managed place my order was at first lost, then I was overcharged (which they thankfully fixed, but took almost 5 minutes), and then my sandwich was made incorrectly (a take out, so I got to drive 15 minutes back to correct it, with nothing more than a \"sorry\" to boot).\n\nOn my most recent trip I got the same thing I had been getting for years and the bread was stale--this from a place that was famous for its fresh toasted rolls--the potato salad was mostly clumps of mayonnaise, the lettuce and tomato were both soggy and aged, and the cookies--which also used to be fresh made--tasted like something from a prepackaged box from the 99 cent store next store.  \n\nI took the sandwich back, no refund needed.  The new owners claim to have attempted to update the restaurant and learn from the \"old guard\" that was here, but it's a pale reproduction.  They can follow a menu all they want, but if they're using old vegetables and pre-fab baked goods, they'll never come close to what this place used to be.\n\nThis was my last trip to a place my coworkers and I used to love.
__label__1 We only go here for the beer selection. The food is ok,just don't stray from ordering pizza and you'll be fine.
__label__0 I can count on one hand how many times I have been to Old Chicago. In fact, I can count on two fingers how many times I have been to Old Chicago. \nThe most recent time will be my last.\nOur server was rude, forgetful and unorganized. \nI wanted to take advantage of the reverse happy hour, as well as my friends. We had a few questions about the menu and specials. However, our waiter didn't want to answer many of the questions and made us feel like an inconvenience. Once we placed our order, we waited for over 30 minutes for it to arrive. When the food finally arrived, it was lukewarm, overcooked and tasted like bad leftovers. My friend received the wrong soup, which I wasn't too surprised as the waiter was clearly not paying attention to anything when we let him know what we would like. \nAfter requesting the right soup, we waited another 20 minutes for that until the waiter showed up and asked if we would like tequila shots. Uhm... No tequila shots-- just the right soup please. Mind you, this was second time he asked if we wanted to buy shots. Are you a When the soup arrived it looked like baby food.\nbartender? What is this place?\nStop the world!! I want off!!\n\nThe waiter didn't remove the soup from the bill, he was clearly frustrated as we requested our checks immediately. \n\nBad food. Bad service. Bad tip. Bad restaurant.
__label__4 We love ordering from these guys. Unfortunately, they're no longer in business. :(
__label__3 I have been eating @ Aloha Kitchen since it opened. I worked right next door at Nello's. I was very excited when Ray opened his doors. I could only hope the food was as good as I remember when I lived in on the Islands, and it was. \n\nI have been going here ever since. Especially since they offer Manapua. You have to try it. (Steamed buns, stuffed with pork)\n\nMost other Hawaiian food places don't offer them and if you ever lived in Hawaii, particularly Oahu, you know what Manapua are and know what they should taste like. \n\nThe only thing I wish they had added to the menu, over all these years is \"Pork Hash\", Mmmmm I miss those.
__label__4 I can't get enough of their manapua. Or, really, anything. The food here is delightful. I love the coconut shrimp, the chicken Katsu is mouth wateringly scrumptious, the bulgogi is always delicious... heck, even the salads (green or macaroni) are yummy. You'd be best served to arrive early if you want manapua... they run out from time to time. But really, that just gives me another excuse to come back.  All this for a reasonable price, to boot. Aloha Kitchen, I'm always happy to see you!
__label__4 This was by far the best find for a long time. We went today Sunday at about 10:30 had a 5 minute wait. Really good for a Sunday. We ordered and got our food in a good timely manner. The food was excellent and the portions sizes also very good sized. I would recommend this location to anyone. We each ordered something different and all was good. Drinks a little expensive but still for a first time going there I was really impressed.
__label__0 I went this morning with my nana for breakfast. We were seated promptly. I noticed right away the walls were dirty and there was hair on the table top. The waitress was slow to take our order. They weren't busy. She took our order and a server brought out our food. They forgot our requested butter and catchup as well as cream for coffee. The waitress never stopped back at the table to check on us but stopped at the table next to us to ask them how they were. I got the spinach, mushroom and bacon omelet. The hash-browns were yummy, but the omelet tasted like it was cooked in old grease and I only ate 2 bites of it. I was dismayed to see they only serve one piece of toast with breakfast. It was dry and hardly buttered. Every restaurant I have ever been to serves 2 pieces of toast. Nana ordered the Beggars Omelet and loved it. However, both she and I felt our food was warm Like it had sat around for a while. We spoke with the manager before we left and voiced our concerns. Maybe it was a bad day & a bad waitress, but all in all, I will never go back here for food. This was at the Greenfield & Broadway location.
__label__4 So I used to go to Bahama Buck's in high school in North Scottsdale until it magically vanished! Out of business? Who knows why this busy bad ass little spot stopped serving Shaved Ice and Smoothies to the teenage masses. It wasn't until today (about 13 years later) that I realized there was another one! Hooray!
__label__4 THE BEST WINGS YOU WILL EVER EAT! EVER!  \n\nThey are so incredibly good they melt in your mouth.  These owners are LITERALLY the inventors of the Honey Hot flavor that people are now enjoying all across the nation...  They're the original creators of Long Wong's, which since they left, they're not the same.. \n\nWings Express is bomb.  Their wings are smaller, cause they invest more in their flavor than their size, which I couldn't care less about.. Their wings are just so good.\nI love food, love it... And this place is rad.\n\nThe only downside is their location.  With all the scary people in that area, it kinda makes me not wanna go there as much...
__label__2 In town for the weekend and this place seemed like it could have potential. The food is homemade and the workers are nice. I ordered three pupusas: Loroco con queso, black beans and cheese and one with chicharron. They were good, but the didn't have as much in the middle as I am used to. Overall it was good, but I have had many much better pupusas.
__label__3 I may be the only female posting a review for Cycle Gear here so far, however I have had the same experience that most of the reviewers have had.  This is refreshing in the fact that I have been treated the same as most of my male counterpart riders.  \n     The staff are courteous and knowledgeable and treat everyone the same when you walk in (experienced rider or not).  Kudos to them for the great service...it's not like that at most places.  They have taken the time to answer all my questions and show me different options...options that I didn't even know I had! \n     I have not had any service work done at this location however I can comment on their selection and prices.  The selection is fantastic.  Street, cruiser, parts, helmets, gear, etc you can probably find it here.  If you can't they will offer to order it for you.  I like being able to actually see the product (quality, durability, fit) rather than ordering on-line...so this place fits my shopping preferences for most things.  I don't see that big of a price difference with most places (or on-line) as they have a lot of stock and selection.  There are low end and high end items that should fit most budgets. They have some AMAZING sales as well...I get the mailer and am always going in to grab something while on sale. (maybe that is the X chromosome talking).\n    I am a happy shopper and will be back.
__label__0 I honestly can't say I've been to a worse cycle store. I've dealt with this place in both parts and service and they get nothing right. I've ordered parts that, after explaining in detail what I need, had the wrong part ordered. \"I know exactly what you're talking about.\" Famous last words. Common parts that they don't even stock. \n\nI took my bike there to have a service done. The guy told me there would be a wait because they have so much work ahead of my bike. I'm patient, but after almost 2 weeks, right when I'm about to call, I get a LETTER IN THE MAIL saying they DON'T HAVE MY PHONE NUMBER to contact me. I called them and they not only had a number, but the RIGHT NUMBER. I had to wait for something in the mail when these guys had my number. The service guy said it was some woman's number. I called my number from work. It was the generic computer voice. Yes, a female computer voice. \n\nWhen I called back a couple of days later, he said he'd been trying to call that number, but it still didn't work. Every phone I used reached my phone. Two days later, the one person in a motorcycle store who knows how to use a phone called me (same number) to tell me the bike is ready. This is THREE WEEKS LATER. To make up for it, they took a couple bucks off the bill. \n\nNow I have a motorcycle that I'm going to have to piece together after having to take it apart and learn how to FIX WHAT THEY BROKE. Loose hoses, incomplete work, garage full of pulled apart  motorcycle pieces. It was an expensive lesson to learn, but I will NEVER set foot in this place again and will steer any friend I have away from this DUMP.
__label__0 Although the staff is very friendly, actually getting them to do anything is difficult at best. We had been working with them for nearly six months on the design and pricing until having to finally give up because they never once hit their own deadlines. While we've known several people who have had good experiences, we apparently were not so lucky. If you cannot keep your promises while you're quoting the business, you cannot be trusted to keep them once we've committed. You have lost our business and  any opportunity that we would ever refer you to anyone.
__label__0 I called ahead and made a 3:30 appointment for a haircut so I wouldn't have to wait. I arrived on time and told the receptionist that I had an appointment with Kelli. Rather than tell Kelli I was there waiting, this arrogant woman ignored me and continued to talk on the phone for maybe 10 minutes before I got angry and left. No way would I go back to this business. They are obviously unable to hire front-desk employees with a minimum level of competence.
__label__1 This location seems to go through an abnormally large number of new staff constantly. I have not had a problem with getting the correct order, but customer service is very hit and miss.
__label__2 Stop by for dinner last night and place has good food and service was attentive here. Prices are good and the atmosphere is good. I be back later to see if the place stay consistent with service and food.
__label__1 The good news is the restaurant seemed clean, the steak sub was better than expected and the fries, which were requested crispy, were very good. \nBut the reality is I probably won't be back. It is obvious that they cut a lot of corners and I don't eat out to get lower quality than I could get at home. The fettuccini alfredo with broccoli was well proportioned with pasta (the cheapest part of the dish) but mainly broccoli stems with 2 florets with what tasted like watered down jarred sauce, the mashed potatoes tasted instant, the soup was canned, coffee was never refilled, service was mediocre and atmosphere was lacking. \nIt's not horrible, but nothing to get excited about and although I usually have a 'give it two tries' policy, I'm pretty sure I'm breaking it this time. Life is too short for mediocre!
__label__0 Slow, disorganized service and a very rude manager who did absolutely nothing to help the wait staff or us. This isn't the first time we've experienced this service, but it's definitely the last. The patio is nice, but there are other options in the area with better service and food.
__label__0 This review is only for the food and drinks on the patio.  The view is beautiful!  But the food and drinks were lame.  \n\nI used to work here in the late 80's and the kitchen was so filthy that I swore I would never eat there again (food was good back then) - I can tell you stories!\n\nThis past weekend we were at the Renaissance Festival and since my mom lives near the resort  we thought we would give it a try on the way to her house. I don't know if the kitchen is clean (one would hope) but the food quality is definitely poor.
__label__0 Slow as fudgesicles.
__label__1 Nothing to get excited about.  The food is OK but don't go out of your way to visit this place....the prices are a little expensive for what you get and the food isnt any better than what you get at Filbertos.  At least the dinning room is nice, clean, and comfortable.  (unlike many other places in AJ).
__label__0 Don't waste your time.  Blah food, horrible service, the waiter was very nice but seemed way over worked.  The salsa had zero taste, my daughters cheese quesadilla was dripping in grease, they never brought her sour cream, but charged us for it.  My husband and I shared fish tacos and they were BLAND, the menu said they came with \"special sauce\" but when they came there wasn't any sauce, we asked for it but never got it.
__label__2 The food was great but the service was not nearly as good as the food. I'm pretty sure the staff did not want to be there. Next time I'll just order take out.
__label__3 Great food, decent prices.  We got 2 breakfast plates and a coffee $13.99.  2 pancakes 2 eggs, potatoes,  2 sausage & 2 biscuits and gravy,  2eggs, bacon, potatoes.   We were seated within 5 minutes.   Service was nice and sufficiently fast.  They even made drinks to go.  Very awesome.
__label__0 Did not want to give one star. Horrible service, grouchy servers..... Worst service ive ever had. Do your family a favor.... Don't eat at golden china..... Especially if your Hispanic
__label__1 Take your elementary-aged children for a short day-trip.
__label__1 C'mon Yelpers! 4 stars?! No way, jose. This place is nothing special and I suggest, if you are looking for a nice local place to eat in Mesa, you MOVE ON! Initially we wanted to try the little bar next door, but being New Year's Day, it was closed so we settled for this place. We walked into a dingy looking restaurant with old, dusty pictures and knick-knacks nailed to the walls and when we were seated, our server was short with us as if they were about to close and she didn't want us there. We all ordered some beer and I opted for the mug to pour mine out of the bottle. When I received it, however, I opted not to pour it into the mug afterall  because it was so dirty and cloudy that the very thought of drinking out of it was repulsing. \n\nI wasn't very hungry so I figured the potato skins would be a nice smaller meal but boy was I wrong! I was served 2 full sized russet potatoes, halved and carved out for the cheese and toppings. There was so much cheese on these potatoes that I literally had to take 3/4 of it off just to enjoy the potato itself. Also, they were so greasy that even in the short time we were sitting there the grease was piling up on top of the cheese. Did they even strain the bacon bits? I don't think so... Needless to say, I only ate one and lost my appetite. Also to be noted, the silverware was all spotty and looked like they hadn't seen the inside of a dishwasher/sanitizer in quite some time.\n\nThe only reason I gave this place 2 stars instead of 1 is because in our rush to get the heck out of there, I left my debit card on the table and the waitress chased us outside to return it. I was incredibly thankful for that!
__label__3 This is the worst food I have ever had. Smelly Salmon, mushy broccoli, saw dust dry burger, rock hard ribs. Even the mashed potatoes were thick and dry. I understand this place's forte' is rock memorabilia, they should at least provide palatable food, not saw dust. They would be better off serving TV dinners. Stay away from this place. if you must go, then just have some appetizers and leave.
__label__0 Bottom Line - Rapid Collision Center 1.) Performed work to vehicle without prior approval 2.) Lied about receiving approval from my insurance company for the additional work 3.) Failed to communicate needed information to me in a timely manner 4.) Failed to communicate with adjuster about additional repairs in a timely manner 5.) Poor work done\n\nI brought my vehicle to Rapid Collision Center for repairs from a front-end collision.  They properly had an adjuster from my insurance company come out and approve certain repairs to my vehicle.  While they were preforming the work, they discovered additional repairs would be needed and decided to preform the additional repairs WITHOUT having prior approval from the adjuster.  I hadn't heard from them by the date they originally told me my vehicle would be ready, so I called to find out how things were going.  This is when they told me that they needed to complete more work and would need additional time.  A few more days pass with no communication from them.  I again call them to find out what is taking so long and I am informed that my vehicle has been completely repaired, but they are waiting for the additional work that they had already done to be approved by the insurance company.  I called my adjuster at this point to see how long it would take to get approval.  My adjuster informed me that he hadn't even heard from Rapid Collision Center about any additional needed repairs!!  I called Rapid Collision Center back immediately and they said that they were about to contact him.  A few more days pass and I call again to find out if the repairs have been approved yet, at which point Nate tells me that yes, the insurance company has approved the repairs.  He suggested that I come in and pay for the additional repairs and have my insurance company pay me back instead of them since the repairs had been approved.  This was a LIE!  My insurance company had only approved part of the additional cost, not the total.  I called as soon as I found this out, and they apologized and told me that they would be glad to refund me the difference if my insurance company didn't reimburse me after they submit it to them again.  Well, they submitted it again and again, and they were denied again and again.  I sent a letter requesting the promised refund - no response.  It doesn't rain very often in Arizona, but when the next large rain storm came through water leaked in and completely soaked the passenger side of the vehicle.  At this point there was no way I would go back to Rapid Collision Center to address their poor workmanship.  I found a different repair shop down the street and explained my dilemma to them.  The man took a look at my vehicle, told me what he thought the problem was, and fixed it for me.  He charged me for parts only!  Please, please, please, do not use Rapid Collision Center!  When I was speaking to my adjuster he even told me that this company was one of the worst he has ever had to deal with!
__label__1 Waited an hour for a flu shot... Ridiculous\nI came after a suggestion from walgreens that it was cheaper and easier there. This was not true. My time is worth more than a $7 discount. Also staff was not impressive, massive bruise the morning after from adjusting the needle in my muscle. Will not return.
__label__4 I took my cat and Chihuahua there for a bath and brush to get all the loose hair off. Did and excellent job! Plus the toenails were cut nice and short and ears where cleaned very good! My cat had extremely dirty ears and does not like her ears cleaned. I was very happy with the grooming!!
__label__2 Friendly staff\nCrunchy munchy wrap was yummy\nSweet potato wedges with sriracha mayo was pretty good.\n\nWill be back.
__label__3 I'm already a huge fan of any Cracker Barrel so I was excited to eat already.  This one is just as charming and cute as any other Cracker Barrel.  The homestyle cooked food was well prepared and service was friendly.  The prices are reasonable as well.  One of my favorite spots for home cooked food when I'm feeling too lazy to cook.
__label__0 Ok, to start I and my family have been to this one many other times and no complaints until tonight, 9-14-13.  We will never go there again!!!!    We ordered and both my mother-in-law and I had sandwiches.  She had the potato soup, I ordered sweet tea to drink.  Well it took a long time for the food to come and when it did another server brought the main dishes and  she noticed that the soup was not at the table.  So she came right back with a Cold cup of potato soup. I also asked for more tea and some ketchup.  Well the original server came and I had to tell her about the cold soup, ketchup and tea.  Scalding hot soup came. She left and a little later with, as it turns out, the wrong tea and no ketchup.  Left again and game back with ketchup.  \nThe tea?  Well I was not willing to wait for a long time and just put some Splenda in it.  We finished and left to pay.  The cashier was very cheerful and asked how the meal was and I answered \"eehh, it was ok\" with a low obvious not happy tone.  She just looked at me but made no attempt to ask anything more, became quiet and just asked me to sign the receipt.  \nSo if they don't care why should I?  \nTo reiterate::::  never again to this place.
__label__0 Is no stars an option? Unfortunately, I made the mistake of bringing my out of town family here for a bon voyage breakfast.  I haven't had service this bad in years, not to mention half of our table was served their cold meals 15 minutes before the other half. When we asked the waitress if we could have butter (with our un-buttered toast) we were answered with a scoff and a forced \"sure.\" My poor grandmother took one bite of her eggs and the whole table could hear the crunch of the eggshells between her teeth. This too was addressed with a passive response and nothing to be done about it. It was quite interesting to \"eat in shifts,\" since each person received their meals at different times. I could go on with the continues wrong orders placed on the table and how we eventually had to learn to just except what we did not order, but, this experience was most definitely one for the books. Wow! I will never come to, or bring my family here again to suffer through the horrific attitudes of our waitress (to specify it was solely the waitress) and the cold crunchy meals we left on our plates.
__label__3 *Quick \n\n*Pleasant Service\n\n*Inexpensive for a generous amount of food \n\n*The best overall tasting Chinese I have found thus far in the Casa Grande Area!
__label__3 I went in for lunch looking for fried rice but their lunch special was extraordinary. It's a big cheap selection and so I was deciding between the Hunan beef and the Mongolian beef. What's the difference? The server said, Hunan is with vegetable like bell pepper and broccoli, Mongolian beef has onion. So I choose Hunan. You get to choose between egg drop soup or hot and sour and comes with an egg roll and fried rice. I ordered a tea to drink. The lady came out with a dish of those won ton crispies. Please see pic. And seconds later the hot and sour soup. Not even a three spoonfuls of soup and the Hunan beef came out! I'm very suspicious of whether or not this place has fortune telling abilities because it's like it was ready for me before I even chose it! \n\nAnyways, the Hunan was alright and I was super full from the portion. In fact, I couldn't even finish all my vegetables! I think, though, my fortune cookie says it all... It says next time try the shrimp. Lol. I will heed that advice. \n\nAlso, what was endearing is that while I was eating, the staff/family had a lunch while I was eating. They were eating lo mein and either chicken or duck. It looked like a nice family, chatting and smiling and sharing a meal. I respect that.
__label__1 Pretty lame, even for Casa Grande. Went on a Thursday night when they are supposed to be open until midnight. They apparently decided they wanted to close early because hardly anyone was there, so the waitress told us it was last call at 9:30 even though we had not even been there very long and were clearly planning to stay for the evening. Awesome.\n\nThe beer selection is very basic. Maybe two of the taps rise above the level of barely tolerable, for anyone who's into flavorful beer. But, I guess that's a function of their clientele more than anything else. I'm not a beer snob by any means, but give me something more than light domestics.
__label__0 Gross! I decided to try the hotel restaurant this time. It took like 40 minutes to get my food and the pasta sauce tasted like it was canned. I could have microwaved better food in my room.
__label__3 Good meal, good food.  Very good wait staff.  A wee bit expensive, but that was minor compared to the quality of the food and the apparent cleanliness of the restaurant.  We were amazed at the number of folks that kept streaming in for carryout.  Since we've never been to the restaurant, the locals must have already discovered this little gem.  I'd almost give it five stars, but would want to try other items on the menu first.
__label__2 Just so you know, I like the owner of Bedillons quite a bit, so in all openness I want to just rave about everything, but I cannot, I must not, so here's my honest review. \n   It is hard to find good help in Casa Grande. Bedillons suffers tremendously because of this. I have been here twenty or so times, my most recent trip involved asking three different servers five different times for a refill of my soda, which took around thirty minutes to finally get, and this is a constant problem, slow forgetful service even on far less than busy visits. So you're asking yourself, why twenty visits if the service can be so bad? Fair question, and the easy answer is that the food is fantastic. \n   From great starters like the stuffed mushrooms with a sweet cornbreadish/crab filling topped with wonderful Monterrey and the rave inducing bacon wrapped olives, to great entrees like their juicy prime ribs and filets, or the much better than any other coconut shrimp I've had, coconut shrimp, they are seriously delicious. The food at Bedillons is a serious cut above other places in town. \n   Bedillons could probably use a makeover on the inside, and this is really just my opinion, I'm used to much more modern places, but it reminds me of a retirement home in a way. The knickknack/junk everywhere/southwestern/cowboy theme is novel enough and appeals to the older crowd that is usually drawn here, but for me, eh. \n   There is also a museum/shop of southwestern type stuff, not my thing but some people love it, and a neat little cactus garden. In all I most likely would give the food five stars, it's delish, but the unpredictable service is a killer. If you're coming through Casa Grande, you should totally stop in, it's a little pricey but the food is worth it, just try to sit somewhat close to the bar to flag people down so you don't go nuts waiting for a soda.
__label__2 This place had it's day...that day has passed. \n\nI used to love eating Ricardo's growing up, and once I moved out of state I used to look forward to coming here to eat when visiting family. Nowadays... Man, this place has plummeted low. The chile they serve with the chips is more of a half hearted parody of what the sauce used to be. The food quality isn't what I remember it, but maybe I just didn't notice the quality when I was younger. \n\n  The service is so so depending on who your server is. The inside of the place has been the exact same as long as I can remember it. \n\n   I love the ice tea here if that makes any difference. I used to love this place, it's a shame I still don't.
__label__1 My colleagues & I used to stay here a lot back in the mid 2000's because it was one of the few hotels close to our AZ office. \n\nI returned here in April 2012 with a group, and either my standards have risen or this place has gone downhill, or maybe both. \n\nThe sleeping room felt old & tired, almost as bad as a run down Econolodge I stayed at in NM. The walls are thin - I could hear my neighbor on the phone. Couldn't make out what he was saying, but the volume was definitely there. \n\nThe on-premises restaurant was also not as good as I remembered. Some dishes were good, most had the potential to be good, but they just didn't quite make it. I had a filet, which I ordered rare-medium rare. It arrived more on the medium side but was still edible. My neighbor ordered the filet as medium, and it was definitely more on the well done side. \n\nI will however give the bar kudos, because they carry cocktail onions & the bartender made me a decent Gibson.
__label__4 Inner Vision has yoga classes for all levels and all moods--getting a good workout, moving some muscles before meditating, or stretching, relaxing and leaving stress behind. Not a mediocre teacher in the bunch--they are all wonderful! Monday night in Chandler Yin/Relax with Patricia makes the rest of my week go a lot smoother.
__label__3 Friendly, casual atmosphere with very tasty pizza.  Huge variety of toppings and an excellent olive oil base.  I find the pizzas with tomato sauce to be a little bland, but all of the rest have been fantastic.  Salads are huge and fresh.
__label__4 Best pizza in ahwatukee hands down. It's also the kind of place that reminds me of home which is a great compliment.
__label__2 I really  like NYPD food and service. Don't sit on the patio though, they forget about you out there. I was disgusted and left from the lack of service out there. I did eventually come back because I like their food.
__label__3 Crispy thin crust, and fresh flavorful ingredients.  Very highly recommended if you want a good quality pizza.
__label__3 This place is sooooo good!  And the customer service and delivery is great!  Win-win.  I had been to the location at the airport and was telling my husband about it, so we decided to order some for delivery and went back for a carry out order a week later.  The garlic knots are a must for us, they are awesome - make sure to ask for extra sauce if you are a marinara fan like we are.  As far as pizzas, the white pizza and bbq chicken are amazing!  We are going to try the buffalo chicken pizza next time around.  I highly recommend this place.  Also, if you check your mailers, you will find coupons for them pretty frequently - we had a $5 off $25 that we used this last time.  So if you are on the fence, use a coupon.  You will be glad you tried them!
__label__0 One day I received a menu that was left outside my apartment door so I took a chance and ordered delivery for the first time and was extremely pleased by the quality and the taste of the food so I continued to order on several different occasions until one night, I was told (in a very rude manner) that they would be changing the route soon and would no longer be delivering to my address. About a week later, I called instead of placing my order online to see if they were still delivering to my area and was pleased to hear that they would still be delivering to my address so I happily placed my order over the phone. When the delivery arrived, the same driver from the previous encounter rolled his eyes when he realized that it was me and was rude but I did not engage him. I ordered two more times after this incident over a two month span and my food was delivered by different people who were very courteous, I even offered one of them water because it was so hot out but he refused. It was the most recent experience that will keep me from EVER ordering from this place again. The same guy from previous negative experiences made the delivery this time and as he was swiping my card, he began sighing and rolling his eyes. As he tore the copy of my receipt he waved it in my face and told said \"I'm not gonna tell you again, we will not deliver here anymore!\" When I advised him that I had called on a previous occasion to confirm this and was told otherwise, he held up my receipt and boldly stated \"No one wants to come here for THIS!\" and handed me my receipt. I took the receipt, said thank you and closed my door. It's unfortunate that because of this one delivery person, I will no longer be ordering from here again...
__label__3 I love love love Angel Sweet, I just wish it was not in Chandler! It's a little bit pricier than most gelato shops I have been to in Phoenix, but not a big deal. They have a nice variety of choices, but my favorite by far is brownie batter, but they only have it every once in a while.
__label__2 I gave this place 5 stars in the past but I have changed my mind since new owners have taken over.  They have raised their prices and you can only get one flavor for the kid size, which you used to be able to get two.  Thumbs down!
__label__1 I tried Kisses this last Friday because a friend gave me a coupon.  $17.99 for a pedi.  \n\nThey were busy...too busy for my taste.  What do I expect on a Friday afternoon?  Most salons are probably busy because of the weekend...chicks got to get their toes spiffy.  It's not a large place and is crowded with equipment and tables.  I did not like the fancy pedi chairs either, if you do the roller on it, it makes your body jut out almost a good foot when the rollers go by.  Because of the crowd, it felt like a rushed assembly line.  Not a relaxing environment at all.\n\nMy pedi...eh.  She talked me into a callus treatment, which I did need, but she was a little to boisterous on the right foot, I had an open sore a day later.  I also had some blood residue on the sides of both of my big toes.
__label__0 Round and short! It is not that complicated. I was unfortunately very disappointed. They tried to get me in and out in 10 minutes, like really ?  They tried to just and file my nails and not cut them. After she was done and asked if I liked. I asked if she was going to shorten my nails and she started clipping them with a cuticle cutter. Basically I would never come back and would not recommend anyone to go here.
__label__4 These guys have never been less than stellar in the service they provide.  I have used them for years as a homeowner as well as CEO of medium-sized Human Services agency in the Chandler area.  These folks will help you with what you need, research options for you, allow you to return batteries without question, are very knowledgeable, and best of all, really not afraid to take a risk by trusting their customers.  I highly recommend them
__label__0 Our German Shepard got a hemotoma in his ear.  It's basically blood filling his ear flap.  We took him here because it's the closest vet to our home.  As far as the visit itself, it was average.  The only treatment they did was to drain the blood with a needle.  No big deal, figured ok, issue resolved, keep pressure on it and it will eventually heal.  WRONG!  After doing some research online and calling other vets, what they did was basically pointless, the ear is filling back up with blood and the issue will have to be fixed with surgery in order to resolve it permanently.  Guess what this POINTLESS treatment cost...$400!!!!  The exam itself was $75 and a flippin' bandage was $53!!  We are FURIOUS!!  Not only did they do nothing to solve the issue, they completely took advantage of us in our worry for our dog.  We have called for quotes for the actual surgery that will resolve the hemotoma to several other vets in the area and the surgery will actually be less expensive than what these ridiculous people charged us for doing jack-sh!t.  Oh!  And when we called them to tell them the hematoma came back they wanted to charge us $40 for the follow-up.  If you have any concern for finances, DO NOT GO HERE!
__label__0 Three and a half hours and nearly $500 later, I brought my puppy home in worse shape than when I had taken her in. They had put her \"in the back\" in a kennel and either allowed her or didn't care to notice her pawing at the kennel door to the point that she mangled her dew claw. So after bringing her in to be treated for a seizure and vomiting, we left with no better understanding of or treatment for those issues, with the added bonus of a huge cast-looking bandage job covering her whole front paw and half the leg. Really? I had to pay close to $500 for her to sustain an injury under their care and to receive absolutely no resolution of the issues we went in for? Yep. Thanks for nothing.
__label__0 If you want to go and be over charged, or you like the switch and bait plan then this is the store for you. When I called and asked about their prices they stated \"our prices are the same as refilling your ink cartridge\" BUT when I got there they wanted to charge me $1.oo less than retail. Order your ink on line, ALOT cheaper.
__label__3 When you drive into a self-spray and the owner apologizes for the wash stall being dirty, you know you're in a pretty good car wash.  When that owner is out taking care of the lot in 101 degree weather, you know it's very good.\n\nLos ruedas picked up a lot of Arizona the past few weeks.  Plenty of dust, mud, a sphinx moth almost as big as a small hummingbird, mosquito grease, fly bits, beetles and butterflies. It was time for a wash, since the wheels will be standing down awhile.  \n\nThe wash has a large selection of wash species plus a regular rinse and a spot free.  I really liked that the spray wand was soft-tipped.  If you accidentally ding your ride it won't look like somebody keyed it.  \n\nThe wash and rinse had plenty of pressure.  I found myself emptying all my pocket change, then shaking down the car's change.  The spot-free rinse was frugal.  A little better than a full-on drinking fountain, but effective.  Every place I rinsed was absolutely spot free when los ruedas dried.  \n\nIf you're in Chandler and spray off your own wheels, this is a great place for a wash and rinse.  I believe my wash cost about $6.00.  If you use a card, you won;t know how much it was until you see the bill, and you won't have to hunt every nook and cranny of your change-saving places.
__label__2 $4 OPI!  Read Carina's review, b/c I didn't want to pay $8.50 at Ulta... geez, so cheap... alot of the OPI colors already have separated (heat?  age?) so make your choice for price over quality... I'm so cool for $4 though.\n\nOn the same end where China Magic Noodle is, same plaza as Lee Lee's.
__label__1 We tried this carwash for the second time yesterday hoping for a little better results.  Once we saw our car come through the carwash, it was evident that there were too many cars and not enough employees to handle them all.  We ordered \"The Works\" which includes vacuuming and wiping the interior.  The exterior looked great, but as we drove away, we realized that the entire dashboard area hadn't been touched.  The guy was obviously too rushed to realize he completely missed that part.  Third time won't be a charm because we probably won't be back.
__label__0 I get my car washed here a lot never a problem! Today I left with water spots on my car and they told it was because I parked next to a sprinkler and it was the hard water that produced the stains. Might I remind you that I get my cars (plural) washed here a lot! Wtf are these ppl telling me!? They said in order to remove them I have to get it buffed and detailed! Guess what? If the water spots come from my sprinklers, then every time I bring my car in for a wash, there will be water spots from the same damn sprinklers... because that is where I park and the same damn sprinkler will always be present! BUT I never left with that lame reason AND with water spots THAT IS ONLY REMOVABLE BY A $120 detailed! You ever wonder why your reviews are in the 3 stars?
__label__0 I just want to warn everyone who might be renting at The Greens to READ YOUR LEASE as if you do not give a 60 day notice if you do not intend to renew your lease these people will charge you a huge chunk of money!!!   They will NOT work with you, listen to you, empathize with you, as it's all about the money and the fact that you did not read your lease.....they could care less.   They forced my daughter into signing her lease over email, did not ever sit down and review it with her and even though she gave them at least 45 days notice that she would not be renewing her lease, they could have cared less.  Just so you know.... you MUST give a 60 days notice or you are you know what out of luck!   Pretty poor!
__label__1 Ive heard tons of great things about this place. I decided to get the #1 Two Chicken Enchiladas with beans and rice and it was bleeeeeeegh. I got a spoonful of so-so rice, beans that tasted like they had just come from a can and the enchiladas were even worse. \n\nNormally I dont give places second chances, but the service was good, and the place was very clean. I might try the chorizo or the carne asada next time. Definitely will avoid the enchiladas.
__label__1 Sigh.  The taco plate was skimpy and bland.  I don't mind getting a small portion, but don't charge me $8.21 for it.\n\nGet ready to drench your flavor-challenged tacos in hot sauce.  Maybe try a burrito instead?\n\nOne word: disappointing.
__label__1 Careful, everything you feared about dentists are true with this one. I have come in twice with these folks, and both experiences were not great.\n\nFirst time I went in, it was somewhat OK experience, the assistant was nice and friendly, but however I felt he was still training as he probably dosed me with enough radiation that I had to look up the effects from Chernobyl from so many x-rays due to mistakes.\n\nNext the cleaning was really quick, and they did not floss my teeth. Finally the dentist arrived. he was very friendly. took a quick view of my teeth and then moved on to a slide show to show me the problems. Obviously I felt like this was  a sales pitch to try and upgrade to super human teeth to chew through metal, or maybe it was a scare me straight tactic, either way I felt uncomfortable and a waste of my time as I don't know what I'm looking at or if that is normal at my age, so blah. \n\nAnyways I spent total of 5 minutes with him and hes gone, got my goodie bag and left. \n\nThe second time I fear was my complete undoing of the place. Different assistant, felt like she had waaaaaay less training as well  this time more painful. She really dug in, and hooked my gums, I clinched in pain and she asked what kind of pain it was, i said acute pain. She said that was a cavity, i know she was wrong cause it was on the side of my gum that she stabbed not my tooth, i can tell the difference in pain. She did this a few other times, I really wanted to just get up and leave at that point and finally the pain was over. \n\nFinally the dentist came in, same sales pitch less time may 3 minutes. On the way out the staff was somewhat rude after payment.\n\nFinal conclusion: This is the first time I am actually scared to go back to them. I will spend the extra money to go out of network to see any of my older dentists.
__label__3 Great location right off the lake with indoor/outdoor seating, family friendly (Weds are family night), great Mexican food (yes, its greasy)-with about 10 dinner combos which can please just about anyone, AND we get a buy one get one free through the mail almost weekly that it just makes sense to keep coming back for more! =) Plus their chips, salsa, and bean dip just about seal the deal for me! Yummy!
__label__4 I wish I could give them 10 stars. The service is always top notch and I love the Chimi's
__label__3 First and foremost, always use a coupon. If you live in Chandler they should come in the mail every other week. This will save you at least $12. Everyone here is friendly. The food has never disappointed and I've been here about 100 times. There are many good selection. The shredded beef taco is big and juicy. It tastes amazing. The burritos are decent but are a little bland. The Chimichanga is good, but is it worth the extra calories for being deep fried? That all depends on your metabolism. My new favorite choice here is the Mexican pizza. It is huge and filling. There are so many different flavors going on. The chips and salsa here are my favorite(tied with Serrano's that is). There is also a nice patio outside on a pond with a water fountain in the water that lights up at night. It looks pretty cool.
__label__0 Rude, rude, rude.  The clerk today was put out by my business.  My fiance warned me but I was willing to give her the benefit of the doubt.  She failed to greet me; didn't want to count the items; delivered 2 pieces of disappointing news with a look and a tone that spoke volumes (TOUGH),\nNo, little girl, tough for you!  We will be going elsewhere in the future.
__label__0 In thirty years of taking shirts to the laundry I have NEVER been charged for the shits being extra large.  Just moved to the area and was the first time I tryed this cleaner, had a coupon stating $1.89 per shirt.  When I came to pick up the shirts (33) shirts I was charged NOT the coupon price of 1.89 but $2.30 a shirt when I asked about the price I was told that the extra charge was for extra large shirts.  When I said I have never been charge for the size of the shits, he was rude and very short with me.  After taking the shirts out to my car I came back in and asked for the name of the owner since I was going to file a complaint.  He said he was the owner and handed me his business card and walked away.  What a way to treat a new customer, very rude, very rude.  As others have said in the reviews for this cleaner, go somewhere else this is a very rude uncoporative and untruthful company that has no sign anywhere in the store that states additional cost for larger sizes.  Nor was I told the coupon price was not good on my shirts when I brought them in to be cleaned.  The attorney general should check into this business and their business practices.
__label__3 Yeah, yeah, I know, it's a chain.  But it was there for us when we needed it.  My mother wasn't eating well on her own and my middle daughter lived in Mesa, not too far, so she would stop by Boston Market and pick up a couple of dinners on the way to visit her and they would have a nice visit and meal together.  Since Mother always liked what my daughter brought and ate well, at least we knew she was getting good nutrition from it and some leftovers for the next day.  \n\nWhen I was in town I would stop by there too  I always liked their sides and would sometimes just get a vegetarian plate of just the sides.  I liked their roast sirloin or whatever they call it too, for the price.  And their desserts were pretty good.  I liked that they had dishes that you don't find in most fast food places.  I never had a problem with anything I ate from there and they were pretty consistent in their quality so I give it four stars on a sliding scale compared to other fast food establishments.  I'd go back anytime I'm in the mood for good old American comfort food.
__label__3 A little pricey, but worth it. It's typical to spend around $15 for 2 people, which for fast food is up there. Even though the Yelp pricer thing say, cheap? Turkey with corn and mash potatoes and mac n cheese. Mmmmm. I only with they still had the sirloin.
__label__1 WORST PEDICURE EVER. I was just there this morning for a full set and a pedi. The man that did my full set was patient... he had to pry off an old set as I wanted a new fresh one... and I had just gotten a fill so it took a little bit of work. My only complaint with him is that he cut me pretty good with the drill and if it hurts this much now, boy is it gonna smart tomorrow. But I do love how my nails look. Thin and shaped perfectly. The pedi however is where things really head south. She did an ok job on the scrubbing, cutting and filing but that's where it ends. When it came time for the best part, the massage, it's like she was a zombie. She barely rubbed my feet, she rubbed my shins a little bit and my knees (???) but would NOT rub my feet. Thats the part that hurts after being on them all day!!  She squeezed them, pinched my toes, slapped the bottoms of my feet but still no massage. It was like she had no clue what she was doing. Definitely the strangest experience at a salon ever. The polish job was sloppy, polish on my cuticles that she didn't clean up. WEIRD WEIRD WEIRD.  Won't be going back.
__label__3 I've been here a few times and I like that it's right up the street from where I love. On Tuesday and Wednesday they have specials on manicures and pedicures which is $5 cheaper then the original price. So far everyone I've gone they have always done a good job on my nails. The only thing I don't like about this place is it takes two people to do my nails. One lady usually does takes off the nail polish, cut the cuticles and file my nails, then when it's time to do my gel manicure another lady finishes it up. Every time I've gone this has happened and I always have to double tip which is super annoying!
__label__4 Best Pho in Phoenix and the best price.  No place better and no place cheaper.  Me an My wife go back again and again. Very Very Very good.  12 - 14 dollars two people with water as drink. you can't beat that.
__label__3 The hubs and I are suckers for some good Pho and we haven't found better in Phoenix since we moved here. The restaurant itself is nothing special but what does one expect when you can get two bowls of pho, two drinks, and crispy spring rolls for under $15? We've never eaten anything else there but in the cooler months we eat here at least 3 times a month... sometimes more =)
__label__1 Saigon Pho Falls Flat\n\nYears ago, my husband and i went to Saigon Pho regularly before choir practice to get a bowl of Bun Hanoi.  Once we quit the choir, and found Cyclo, Saigon Pho was no longer on the radar screen.  Last night, i craved a bowl of pho, and wanting to mix it up a bit, we thought we'd visit the old haunt.\n\nWell, disappointing.  The Pho Tai was flat in flavor, greasy and very, very average.  the \"salad\" consisted of a handful of bean sprouts, a lemon wedge, one basil leaf (!) and a sickly branch of couple day old mint leaves.  \n\nIt was sustenance, but not a great food treat.  \n\nwe'll be moving on.
__label__3 Really Good Vietnamese food! Good Service. I always order the same. Pho Soup, egg noddle, seafood style.
__label__1 Don't order their combination Pho - it comes with actual balls of fat, tripe and tendons! Instead, you'll want to order the ALL rare beef Pho and you have to tell them that you don't want any tripe, tendons or fat. This place is much nicer and cleaner than my favorite Phu place in Mesa but the food, portion and price isn't as good.
__label__1 I have periodically visited Saigon Pho on Alma School for the last four years.  Today, our visit was disappointing.   When I asked our server to please use a clean wok when preparing my meal due to my nuts allergies, she seemed to be offended by my request. ( I've asked on prior visits with no problems.)I was made to feel, by this server, that they have high sanitation standards.  As much as I was hoping this was true,  my friend's spoon for the iced coffee had arrived with dried cilantro baked to it.   My other companion's Pho bowl had come with dried dark sauce on the exterior.  Mmmmm, not my idea of clean.  The server was sarcastic but we were there to have a nice dinner.  My entree tasted okay but the meat was chewy and cold.  The rest of my foodie group enjoyed their dishes but now I will just stick to Cyclo and Chandler Pho for my Vietnamese cravings and pleasant service.
__label__3 When you gaze upon it the aesthetic of the piece has a simplistic almost minimalistic feel to it. But on second glance, you realize the work of art is a masterpiece. It has tons of details with eye catching colors. The lines flow so fluidity. Some may say the work could have come from the pre-Raphaelite era while others argue it could be comparable to postmodernism. However when the piece is placed juxtaposed with a similar piece it is easy to see the differences. It doesn't end there with the visual appeal but it arouses the other senses invoking emotional reactions to it. For me i felt the warmth and comfort which followed but the tingling of my taste and nerves. Yes i am talking about Saigon's pho. It is a masterpiece, a work of art.
__label__0 Went thru the drive through recently and asked for a jr frosty. I had one of those keychain things, but I couldn't find it. After a five minute wait before I got up to the window, I found it. So I told the cashier that I found my key tag for a free jr frosty. So she told me my total. I gave her my cash and looked at my receipt and it was still charge AND she took my frosty card. I said \"the charge is still on the receipt\" she said that next time, I need to tell her that I have any coupons when I order. I said \" okay, my bad, I didn't think I had it, but you took my card and didn't tell me I got charged anyway and if that's the case, where's the second frosty then?\" She goes \"here's your dollar and frosty\" and then closed the window. It's not the money, it's about the fact that I was treated soooo rudely!!! Never going back there!
__label__0 I'm glad others have had good experiences here because I sure did not.  I went in to get my nails done for a special occasion.  I was so disappointed.  My nails were not smooth, 2 were on crooked and the owners didn't seem to really care that much that I was not satisfied.  Besides the language barrier, they didn't seem to understand that my nails were not on straight.  I wanted them nice and long for my special occasion but due to the screw up, I ended up with short stubby nails.  I have friends who go to the salon but there nails do not last as long as mine do from the place I go now and my friends who have their nails done here have had nails break, something I've never had.  I won't go back and give them the chance to screw up my nails again.  \n\nOne thing, they are cheap.  But then you get what you paid for too.  If I want nice nails that last longer than a few days or a week, I go elsewhere.  There nails are cheap, but they aren't worth the hassle.
__label__3 I'm a big fan of this particular PETCO and PETCO stores in general.  Their ethical practices outshine their competitors.  I also find that their selection in the amphibian and reptile section to be awesome!  They always seem to have my kitty foods and litter and treats on sale too.  I recently took my new kitten to see Santa at this PETCO location.  Santa and his staff were very professional and gentle with my baby.  The picture came out great, and part of the cost is donated to animal charity.  Great place to take your pet!
__label__1 I prefer Petsmart better because they have a better selection and prices. I like Petco for their cookie bar so I can pick up some cookies that are friendly for pets for my pets. That's basically it, I only shop here on occasion because of the location. Go to Pets Inc in Tempe instead for a real shopping experience.
__label__3 Great location for finding better clothes. I have found East Mesa, South Gilbert, Chandler, and Northwest Scottsdale to have the best clothing at these Goodwills! I love 50% saturdays and service is usually pretty good! Just try to beat the crowd early on the 50% saturdays or go later in the day.
__label__0 Family Friendly Gym ?  I guess not any more.  I used to be a member of this gym for over 10 years.  Decided to leave because because I now travel for work and it was important for me to get a gym that was more regional so I could work out when I am out of town.  \n\nWhile the gym and equipment is nothing special, what really kept me working out at the gym all those 10 years were the members, many of them Veterans & Seniors that I had build a special bond with.  Over the years, I continue to visit them from time to time to catch up on old friends especially during holidays and special occasions.  Some members who are not with us anymore, I have even attended their memorial services.\n\nToday is Veterans Day, and I took it upon myself to take the time and go and wish the various members, many of them veterans of WWII, Vietnam, Korea etc. who I have known all these years Happy Veterans Day.  To my utter surprise, the attendant at the front desk told me I could not enter beyond a certain line because of insurance purposes.  These veterans were seated just a few feet away from that line of scrimmage and they were all sitting around the table.  This is like a small waiting area few feet away from that line, near the juice bar and yet I could not go and wish them Happy Veterans Day.  I could not in my heart have a 90+ year old veteran get up from his chair and get onto a walker and wish me and so I just waved out to him.  For all those of my veteran friends that I could not wish personally, I am truly very sorry.\n\nFamily Friendly Gym?  I guess not.  I used to recommend this gym to those that preferred a family friendly environment, but I guess things have changed and so will my future recommendations.
__label__4 As a partner in the property management industry, I have to say that this property has already seen so many positive changes in the past few weeks.  The staff is very welcoming and it has become one of my favorite places to visit.
__label__1 I must've come here on a bad day considering all of the other glowing reviews. I've got two things to say about this place: \n\na) It's very affordable.\nb) Up until I visited this place, I thought pizza was like sex. That is, there's no such thing as bad sex. Well, the Floridino's pizza just kinda laid there.\n\nI should probably try it again, even though my first visit was underwhelming. One more minor note, this place also has a full bar and it's the first thing you see when you walk into the place. Not sure why that survey question has been answered differently by every other user.
__label__2 Good simple American Italian food. Prices are great. Service is pretty fast. \nAvoid Wednesday night as it's Lowery organ test night. Loud old-time music. Not sure why.
__label__4 Always a treat. The only thing that I can complain about is how crowded it is, but hey that just means its good! We always get their pizza rolls with ham in them. They taste amazing and make amazing leftovers too. They alone are enough to make a meal. I've also had their pasta which tasted very good. I do wish they would make it a bit brighter in here, though.
__label__4 I have been bringing my pet here for 10 years.They know me and my dog by name. They have always taken time to answer even the silliest questions I have. I cannot even begin to calculate the amount of money the wellness plan saves me for healthcare for my dog. They have a caring staff and provide great quality care. I wouldn't take my dog anywhere else
__label__3 When you're a thyroid and kidney patient, you get the joy of visiting Los Vampires at Sonora Quest rather frequently. Oh no, I'm not afraid of needles. Just sick of catching crap from friends, family and co-workers for walking around looking like an intravenous drug user . . . \n\nI've been both right when the place opens at 7AM, and after work (4PM). You can either walk in, or book an appointment online. Highly recommend just making an appointment, because while you can just show up, prepare for a major wait. Appointments I've made are almost always on time. \n\nSyed is awesome. Never a bruise or a goose egg when my appointments are with him! :)
__label__0 DON'T BRING CHILDREN TO THIS LOCATION!!! I brought my very nervous six-year old daughter here. She even told the phlebotomist she was scared, but there were no words of reassurance from the staff. The phlebotomist didn't really say much to us at all except to ask if my daughter would like to sit on my lap, which she said \"no.\" As soon as the needle was inserted, my daughter jerked back, and blood was everywhere. My daughter was hysterically sobbing as I was then reprimanded by phlebotomist for not having her sit on my lap. (I wouldn't have minded doing that, but she made it sound optional rather than critical when she asked earlier. If she had warned me this might happen, I would have gladly sat with her.) Again, there were no words to calm my daughter down or even a \"sorry.\" She asked if we wanted to draw the sample on the other arm since we had collected no blood at this point. Meanwhile, my daughter is so hysterical there was no way I could have her work on the other arm. The phlebotomist made me feel like I was in the way and should get moving out of the office if I wasn't going to do the other arm. My daughter hyperventilated practically the whole 15 minute drive home, crying that she never wants to get blood taken ever again. In my opinion, the staff should be coached and trained on how to handle nervous children or even calm down someone who is upset. I felt like I had no empathy at all, and now I have to worry about my daughter having permanent phobias with needles. I'm never coming here again!
__label__4 A most unexpected gem! If you are a wine drinker, fabulous flights! Great selection! I can't say much more other than... AWESOME!
__label__2 Good Pizza,Calzones nothing exceptional.Shopping center wine bar.
__label__1 I would like to say first that the place has good service and I know they are trying hard to create unique flavors in a strange location. Which is mildly being factored but, I have to be real and with giving a less than positive review I will give feedback that will improve it next time. \nAccording to YELP 3 stars means \"Yah I am a fan\" and I could not give them that 3\nI came here with a couple friends and let a non foodie friend suggest this place because it was his Bday and he heard from friends it was good... \nWe ordered :\n$8 ish Sweet Potato Fries with Duck Confit- This was one of the things that I kinda liked even thought the duck was dry and was presented as an almost\" pulled pork style\" What really could of improved this would of been some type of dip of sauce to go with it. Something that might reflect a confit glaze with texture. \n\n$10 Bacon Dates- This is something that if you are going to serve Tapas style that you do right because it is standard on any Tapas menu. The bacon was soggy and falling off and the dates were really hardly stuffed. CRISPY BACON is is critical though for this dish. \n\n$12 Prosciutto and Melon- UGH it should been a red flag when they misspell it on the menu and when you ask the waiter all he can say is that people come here just for the dish but doesn't have any personal opinion. So on paper it sounds like an interesting dish and it could be possible delivered but, it is difficult to do. The dish here is served with bug chunk of melon of small prosciutto slices on top with Saba drizzled and feta scattered on the plate with a poached egg. All the ingredients I love but, if this was \"Chopped\" the judges would say that you just threw them all on the plate without really combining into flavor. The melon was too big and sweet with the minimal prosciutto and the saba/feta was more on the plate than on the dish while the egg just was hard to use for anything except by itself. How can you fix this??\n1. longer thinner melon slices turn it more into a vessel while being able to add the prosciutto as true layer of same size.\n2. I would try a qual egg which would fit perfectly\n3. then drizzle the saba directly with a sprinkle of feta and it is all on their like a great umami finger food. \n\n$9 or $10- Pork Belly Mac and Cheese- The worst thing here by far and this really can be categorized as BAD overall! Alfredo noodles, runny Alfredo Sauce, under fried pork belly and cheese on top then bake it BOOM Mac and cheese!! Oh man I can't believe this actually made it to a menu without some type of vetting. It really was not mac and cheese because all the cheese was a sauce on the bottom of part of the baked cheese on top. The pork belly was cut really small and was just fatty and mushy without any real crisping or frying. This idea is good but, actually put work into it! Make a sauce with the noodles already in it. \n\n$18 Alfredo Pizza- Sausage, Spinach, Sun dried tomatoes and Alfredo sauce- Super cheesy if you like think really creamy cheesy flavor which is super 1 note. Could use more spice but, this is exactly what you order is what you got. So, I can't say to change it however the crust is not very crispy and hard to eat with hands. I had to knife and fork it. \n\nSo overall I am not saying don't go here, food choices in Chandler are fairly limited and I assume if you are really into wine you can ignore my review since this is food related. I am just saying the food needs major improvement and the prices are set for something much more high end than what you are getting.
__label__0 Their computer is down today, every one was checked in manually upon arrival. As it turned out they failed to check me in and you guessed it, when I brought it to their attention when they started taking customers who checked in after me for haircuts they then checked me in, back of the line. \n\nI asked if I had to wait at the end of the list or was I next. The lady said I was next...not even an apology....BAD!!!\n\nYou guessed it, someone else was called and my feet walked out of their store with my cash.  \n\nI won't be back...ever!!!\n\nYou gotta be kidding!!!
__label__3 Mmmmm, I love Pita Jungle!  I have been frequenting this restaurant back when there was just the one on Apache and you ordered at the counter.  I live near this location on Dobson and Ray, so this has now become my place to go and get hummus and a chicken shwarma.   Since I've been coming here I pretty much only get those two items, knowing that they will be tasty and delicious.  I always order a large hummus and a couple of extra pitas and then box up the rest to eat later.  I gave 4 stars simply because the service can be hit-or-miss.  For example, I have received my food order- had it dropped off at the table and the person turn and leave- while I still have no plate or silverware.  Then I find myself waiting to find someone to ask for a plate and silverware.  Otherwise, start with a hummus and pick something else off the menu...you can't go wrong!  Just make sure you get a plate and silverware before your food!
__label__3 This location is my favorite one. \nSettled on a lake with an inviting patio, this is the perfect ambiance for a date or relaxing meal with friends. \nLocal art work adorn the walls and the atmosphere is pleasant. \nStart with the Hummus trio ( it's not listed on the menu but it's a plate with each hummus on it so you can experience every one) The cilantro Jalape\u00f1o hummus is heavily addictive. In fact, I'm gettin hot and bothered talking about it so... I digress.  \nThe Greek salad is super yummy to start with, and the wraps are heavenly. Lavosh Shawarma wrap is a customer favorite and the California beach club *with chicken* instead of turkey is super fresh and chalk-o-block full of goodness. If you wanna keep it more traditional, the Beef Gyro is even more delicious when accompanied by Sriracha sauce.\n \nI go here all the time and love this place more and more with every visit. Eat well, live well and surround yourselves with ones who do. - Cheers
__label__3 Everytime I order here or stop in and eat it's been great food. The only thing is the service there is really hit and miss so ill give a 4 overall. 5 on food and 3 on service
__label__2 So I am reviewing this place in hope that the business reads this and improves because they have delicious food and a lot of potential. The location is great it is very cool and inviting inside and overlooks a lake so thats always nice. They have a cool looking bar and interesting artwork. I tried 3 different plates so far and all were delicious they tasted fresh and were very flavorful. The only thing i recommend is not having their \"teas\". These are just water with some food coloring and absolutely no flavor!! (Very disappointing). The only reason this place is getting three stars is because the service was pretty bad. No one ever greets you here they just kind of look at you like they wish you were not there and then seat you like they are doing you a huge favor.  On my recent visit our server was very uninterested in serving. She seemed irritated when we were not ready to order and then retaliated by ignoring us for the next ten minutes or so. She kept walking by us and pretending not to see us so I finally called out to her and she just put her hand up and said \"give me a couple minutes!\" I do my very best not to piss off people who are handling my food so I just waited. She never apologized for taking so long and did not check up on us except to refill my nasty tea which she spilled and did not clean up :o \nI think I might go again because the food is so good but it would be really great if I were welcomed by a friendly staff and treated as a customer not as though I'm asking for favors. Please train your staff to be polite and friendly or just get rid of the bad seeds and this restaurant will do so much better
__label__4 I had a BBQ Beef Sandwich at Chase's Diner today. Good food as well as good fries. This is one of those 50's style diners that's fun to eat at. I also like the sign I read when eating there that stated,\nAll Unattended Children Will Be Given an Espresso and a New Puppy. \nHilarious.
__label__4 Been coming here for years. I love love love this place!! Their 'The Works' skillet is amazing and so is their French Toast. It's made with a delightful custard batter that can put a smile on anyone's face. To be frank, all of their food is great. The service is stellar too!! You see a lot of the same people. During the week, they have a great breakfast special. There is no reason to come eat here!!
__label__1 The food is fine - it's bagels for crying out loud! The problem here is two-fold: 1) the layout of the place is bad, causing you to queue in the dining area and then wait for your food while you're in the way of customers coming in, going out or getting beverages; 2) as others state - the service is horrible!\n\nConvenient but poor service.
__label__0 I am trying to like Black Angus because I love steak and their sweet potato fries are delicious - when dining in... but every single to go order I've placed in the past year and a half has been a failure. I would give them 0 stars if I could.\n\n1. Their steak is either overcooked (one time it was burnt!!!) or way undercooked. Last week I ordered a medium and a medium rare and they both came rare!!! \n2. Their fillet mignion is nothing but cartilage and fat... I guess that's what I get for ordering their $15 fillet mignion special... I can't believe they even have the gutts to call it steak!!! \n3. If you order sweet potato fries as part of your to go order, more often than not you will get their left overs - burnt, bits and pieces of sweet potatoes. Unacceptable!\n4. Their lobster is like rubber.\n5. Several times they did not add bread to my order because they ran out... how about trying to make it up to me? Isn't complimentary bread included in the overall cost of the food?!\n6. Stay away from their side caesar salad! It's whilted. \n\nI would never place a to go order with Black Angus - they take advantage of the fact that you can't check what they pack up for you and then charge you up for premium steak dinner! Save your money and go to The Keg or Firebird's. They are a little pricier but the food is top notch. Given that my to go experience with Black Angus has been so disappointing, I will definitely not dine in there again either. Their dining experience has not been much better in terms of food quality, and the last time we went there we were left standing for 10 minutes before anyone even ackowledged us.
__label__0 Went for lunch. Wife order Cobb salad. I order prime rib open face sandwich. Slow but food finally came. Wife looked salad and said no eggs or avocados  waiter said they were out. I could not cut prime rib with steak knife  did bring another. Worse than first. Left hungry
__label__2 Had prime rib and King crab legs.  Loved the prime rib.  Crab want bad I enjoyed it. On the fishy side.  So just avg.  Tough to eat s meal like tjat with water. Wish the had coke.  The gf sent back her bland sirlon and ended up with very fatty Ribeye. She said my prime rib tasted great just kind of salty. I admit I can like a little salt.   Salad was great cold plate and cold fork.  I'm gonna have to give these guys another try. I enjoyed it.
__label__1 A little concerning when there's only a few cars in the parking lot, this should have been my first red flag. Server was nice enough,  place was clean (since that's really all there was to do with 3 tables of people). My boyfriend ordered the prime rib with crab legs, he was happy with his order. Personally,  I thought his prime rib was a little salty. I ordered a sirloin that looked almost boiled,  but was not seasoned and tasted beefy.  Our Server was nice and exchanged it for a rib eye. It looked soooo much better but again beefy tasting, and SUPER fatty. Very disappointing!  The manager came over again, I explained that although this was better it's still not great because it's really fatty and beefy in flavor, he apologized and said he would adjust the bill. When we got the bill, he took 15% off and went back to the bar he was sitting at when we walked in. I will not be coming back, absolutely lost a customer.
__label__4 The service and food is nothing but top notch.  I am fortunate to live close by.  Matt runs a tight ship.  If you want quality food with a friendly face, this is the place to go.  The bar staff is the friendliest that I have ever met.  Servers remember your name and what you like.  I don't have enough great things to say about Paulino.  If anyone knows how to finesse a quality cut, it is him.  Be certain to pop in at the bar and say hi to Ryan and Jordan.  They are down to earth great people.  Love the food here.  The Keg or anyone around has nothing on the meat.  And be certain to come in for Prime Rib Wednesday.
__label__4 My fav coffee place! Any/all of the frost or iced drinks are super good. I've had some hot drinks, and they're surprisingly good too, especially since i'm not much of a hot coffee drinker. I usually get the black & white mocha frost, it's the best! The baristas & owners are all super friendly! When i got my tonsils taken out, they even offered me complimentary drinks:) The wifi isnt bad either ! it's always a relaxing place to get some homework done or just hangout with friends.
__label__2 The people seem to know how to make coffee, but that's it. I tried to have a conversation with the guy, who claims to be Turkish about Middle Eastern cultural and how diverse it was and he said, \"the Middle East really isn't that diverse.\" Uh-huh and that's why there's so many problems between Sunnis and Shiites right?\n\nThat aside, they have taken call ahead orders, usually make a good cup of coffee and serving sizes are the standard. A bit pricey, but they do have a frequent buyer card that sort-of masks the Starbucks-esque pricing of the place. I was put off by the chauvinistic reviews that others had posted and the ignorance of the people for all things not coffee.\n\nWhen I asked where they get the Baklaava, the answer was Ali Baaba, which is a wholesale food distributor in the valley. You could buy it yourself for a fraction of the price.
__label__4 The owners of these 3 locations really get it. I mean really get it : I have had the pleasure of being served their hot and delicious coffee by Stefano, Zach, Kelsea, Adam, Lauren, Booz, Coco and the awesome Devon at their Ray and Elliott locations daily for the last 3 weeks. This is a happy and fun bunch that is enjoying this and doing a fantastic job. Very proactive, counters are always stocked and clean. I believe I might be re gifting my gift card from the other NW coffee co.
__label__4 Si Seor is the best Mexican food Chandler has to offer, from what I've tried.  The vegetarian combination is the best!  They offer quite a few combination platters to choose from, or you can get a plate of just your favorites.  I bring all of my out-of-town visitors to this restaurant, pushing the sangria and combinations to all who dine with me.  Their horchata is also quite tasty, and it's a nice compliment to the dishes with the red sauce.  The sopapilla is a perfect ending, and I'm happy to report that they also include them with take-out orders.  Very good value for your money!
__label__3 Great food, really like the green chile burger. ( I know, I order a burger from a Mexican food place, but it's awesome) Also, they bring sopapilla's (sic?) after your meal which are delicious. Service has a tendency to be slow, never got refills, but otherwise a good place to get your grub on.
__label__0 I read a few negative reviews from other unhappy customers but I thought I would try this place out anyway. When I arrived my wife and I met Alladin, shop owner, who seemed very confident. He said he worked with pro athletes and sounded like he knew what he was talking about. He tried selling me a suit and said it would be worth the money. Later I purchased an $800 Hugo Boss suit and came back to see him to have it altered. He made all of the necessary markings and pinned the back of the jacket to be altered. A week later I came with my wife to pick up the suit and he handed me the wrong suit (good thing I checked). He didn't ask me to try the right one on so I asked if I could make sure it fit. Long story short, he never altered the jacket and the pants seam was off. He tried to charge $200 for doing nothing to the jacket which is a scam. He finally agreed to fix the jacket so sent us to lunch and made some adjustments. He didn't know how to work with the modern Hugo Boss material and you could see the stitching marks from the hem on the outside of the pants legs . WHAT A JOKE! I was going to seek legal advice but figured I would spend more on a lawyer than just making the ruined suit work. If you need anything complicated done or if you are have anything of value do not use this guy! PLEASE BEWARE and don't ignore these complaints like I did. There are other negative reviews out there if you look.
__label__4 I don't wear suits often, so I totally appreciated their advise on what will make me look my best.  Extremely professional, and they really know their stuff.  After they showed me the tailoring that needed to be done, I could really see how a good suit is supposed to look.  This place rocks.  If I had to do it all over again, I would visit the Tailor BEFORE even going out to buy a suit.  He helps you know what to look for in a suit.
__label__0 Extremely poor customer service - the owner lied to me when I came to pick up my clothing and it wasn't ready. That was after calling the night before and getting attitude for inquiring before he originally said it would be ready. There's nothing special about this place.
__label__2 They serve the simple \"street\" style tacos I like. I had one al pastor and one asada. Both tacos were tasty. The al pastor had a nice spice to it. I also had a green tamale that was really gross. All masa and barely any cheese or green chile they said was suppose to come in it. Can't seem to find a spot with good tamales around here. I also got a jamaica to drink and wished I had gotten the horchata that I initially wanted instead. It was watered down and sour without the sweet.  So basically... come here for the tacos... don't bother with anything else. \n\n*Note: I didn't receive this as I ordered take out, but there was a sign that said \"free chips and salsa for dine in customers\".
__label__1 The tacos here are street style, which means that they are muy tiny.  I have been here around 4 or 5 times and they are always overloaded with cilantro.  Customer service is very good however.
__label__3 I was very lucky today as I walked in their lunch special was \"MOLE\" oh my!  I love this stuff.. it was $5.99 w/ the delicious side of beans and rice, perfect serving size w/ a warm toritlla... I loved it - I've been in and out of this place for the last 6 years... pretty descent... they are def more traditional than americanized...
__label__1 I came to check this place out because it had four stars on yelp and my boyfriend and I were in the mood for Mexican food. I ordered the green chili plate and my boyfriend got the carne asada burrito and we shared the menudo. I was expecting the food taste more authentic but when we got our food, it was bland and not very tasteful. We felt like we could have just gone to Filerberto and got better food. The only thing good about this place was our food came out fast and the person who took our order was nice. Other then that, I will not be coming back to eat here. We left very unsatisfied!
__label__3 I really like the convenience of drive thru Starbucks, but this one has a traditional vibe that makes me want to get out of my car. They are friendly and always get my drink right.
__label__0 I came here for dimsum with a few friends during lunch. The quality of the food is mediocre compared the legit ones in Hacienta Heights, CA or San Gabriel, CA. My friend and I are hardcore dimsum fans, so we have been to this dimsum a few times, until we decided to change to the one across the street called Phoenix Palace Buffet. \n\nFor some reason, we returned back to C-Fu to try it again, but the service was horrible!! We requested water and tea, and in my water cup and all around it were white residue from a previous mixed drink of another customer. I had already drank half of the iced water and realized there was all over the sides of the cup. I immediately asked for a replacement and even the server was grossed out! They did not do anything to compensate for such a gross encounter, which in the end made everyone at the table lose our appetites. Seriously... traumatized. Definitely not coming back until their service improves!
__label__3 Great coffee and snack selection.  They are friendly and efficient.  I usually end up here more than I expect because Einstein Bagels next door tends to let me down, so I walk right over here and they consistently great.
__label__4 I have been shopping at Lee Lee's for over ten years.  The store stocks Chinese, Malaysian, Korean, Japanese, West Indian and other foods.  You can usually find what you are looking for here.  \n\nThe fish selection is vast, fresh and reasonably priced.  \n\nThey have the finest selection of noodles and yerba mate tea!!!\n\nEnjoy
__label__1 I am shock! \n\nToday I bought \"Monica - Lapis Surabaya's\" cake. The code is 751160. I sliced it at home and I found the moldy inside. You can't tell without you slice it. I ate 3 slices before I knew about the moldy, I hope I am OK..Lol.. \n\nPoor me! I should checked the expired date before I bought it (I should not forget again next time...LOL). It turned out that there's no expired date printed on the box. \n\nStill, I would like to go back to this place for fresh vegetables, meats, and anything else (as long there's expired date print on it...Lol).
__label__0 The smell of this place is very strong ( in a bad way )  when you step foot in it. \nI understand they have alot of items you may not find in a traditional store, but I dont care. I couldnt get past the front of the store to check it out. I respect that the seafood and other items are supposed to be \"fresh\" but I amot the first person to have this feeling about the place. I go to other stores that are international stores , carry meats and seafoods and they dont smell anything like this.
__label__3 yes it smells but when I've been here I just imagine traveling to all the countries, ,depths and dark places to get all the things they have here.
__label__1 They have the widest selection of imported ethnic foods in the east valley. Having lived as a child near Chinatown I know what good Chinese groceries are, this one is not. They should be reasonably priced with imports on the pricey end. They all smell like fish, I don't think you get away from the smell.\n\nThe produce is hit or miss here. Last week when I went there weren't any carrots and the cauliflower had mold on it, EVERY single head I saw, and I looked at most of them. Also sometimes they will move things and you are at a loss as to how to find them.\n\nI keep going back because there are things I just don't know how to find elsewhere and I grew up with a Japanese stepfather and ethnic food. I don't want to have to try to find places to order things from online or go to ten different stores to find quality.\n\nAlso prices are not competitive, they know they are the largest in the east valley and they know that they can change what they want to. Its frustrating. I avoid this store unless I need something specific. (so I go once or twice a year) \n\nIt probably has what your looking for is the BEST thing I can say for this place.
__label__1 again, if it sounds too good to be true, (all you can eat sushi) then it's probably too good to be true (AYCE sushi).\n\nso some of you are probably saying, \"....he just ate at another AYCE sushi place and was so disappointed, fool you once shame on you, fool me twice, shame on me\".  we've been living in chandler for 3.5 yrs and we've never even heard of this place.\n\nlesson learned:  never eat at a sushi place that doesn't come with high recommendations from people you have eaten with and trust their palates.\n\nthere's a semi-rational reason that other places charge $8-$13 a roll.  if they charge you that much and the sushi is sucky, then you would be the one making a scene at the cash register.\n\nwhat's the deal w/japanese food being inherently expensive?  they sell us great cars and really do it to us on the food.  show me a japanese restaurant where you can get out the door for less than $15/head and i'll show you kyoto bowl (see review)\n\nfor half the price, you can get twice as much food at an authentic chinese restaurant and have a ton of leftovers.  but i guess you can't get chinese cooks to cook it in front of you while catching shrimp in their hats.\n\ngo figure\n\ni was amazed that when we went there on a friday night, the place was standing room only (but we were the only people of asian persuasian)    .  i get the impression that the staff is trying to save money (more tips for the 2 waitresses?) because they seemed to be falling all over each other like keystone cops, wizzing past our tables and avoiding eye contact whenever we needed an extra pair of chopstix, napkins or water refills.\n\nam i being the the overly cautious 1st time parent or what?  the waitress brings out the scalding hot soup and passes it right over the head of our 1 y/o daughter sitting in her high chair and plops it down within arms reach of her.  we quickly move it to the adult who ordered it (brilliant).\n\nwe were sitting with my friend's 20 or so family members and requested a separate check to ease the confusion.  she stuttered and stammered and said that she was not allowed to do that and that we would have to be on the same check (i guess we had to sit at a separate table to get a separate tab?)  i could see how 18 on 1 tab and 2 on another would be confusing.\n\nmy wife ordered the tempura soba noodle soup and said that it was so salty that her tongue is now preserved for life.  i ordered the chicken katsu which was decent, but the sauce was almost like biscuits and gravy style sauce.\n\nif you're on a budget and just wanna stuff your face with low-grade sushi and walk away full, then this is the place.  if you want quality, great tasting sushi, then you'll have to pay the piper.\n\nyou have been forewarned
__label__2 Even though it was fun to watch the food prepared, I felt the food was overly salty.  The chef told us what the spices were before he started cooking, but since the food for the entire table was cooked together, there was no way  that I could stop him from using so much salt. The food was well cooked and would have been tasty, if it had not tasted so much like salt. \n\nWe did not try the sushi, even though that was our original intent, because the Teppanyaki was so tempting, but priced us out of the moderate range.  ($51 for two entrees and one saki bomb)   \n\nAlso is it really necessary to charge an extra $3 to have fried rice instead of white.   \n\nit's fun to watch the chefs cook, so entertainment is a good reason to go. The serving size was good, not huge, but filling.  If you eat teppanyaki it is served at a grill, with other people so privacy/intimacy is not an option.  The staff was pleasant but  not what I would call  friendly. \n\nI'm glad we tried it, and maybe we will go back and try the sushi, but I won't return for the teppanyaki.
__label__3 Normally I eat sushi on the sushi side. Tonight I dined teppanyaki. Very flavorful chicken and crisp veggies. \nShrimp were ok.\n\nThe show was ok, but not as good as bigger city restaurants. \nVery basic. \nBut if it is your first teppanyaki visit, it will seem outstanding.\n\nUsed a groupon special which saved quite a bit, only complaint. If you plan on buying alcohol buy the higher priced groupon. It will save you way more in the long run. \nAll In all still a great place to dine.
__label__1 Not a fan.\n\nWent here upon my sister's recommendation but she also said she hadn't been there in about 10 years. So I chanced it because I live really close.\n\nWe sit down and the first question our server asks us rather abruptly is, do you have a Groupon? I was like, uh no. Is there a Groupon? So I look on my phone and sure enough there was so I bought one -$19 for $30.\n\nI was not impressed with the food at all. Every roll had cream cheese and krab mix in it or some variation of that. So not a great selection. Wasn't especially fresh and definitely flavorless. And the rice to fish ratio in the rolls was way off. They were like all rice no fish.\n\nOn top of that, our food took forever. Sigh.\n\nNot a great value. Without the groupon our bill would have been close to $60 for some mediocre sushi.\n\nSo I guess a lot of people come here for their $20 all you can eat special. We decided not to because of all the rules and conditions. No sharing. If you don't eat it all, you pay for what you don't eat...seriously?\n\nOne bright spot was the service was pretty good.\n\nOverall, won't be back :/
__label__2 We did take out.  Chichen beef and shrimp with veggies was very good.  Salad we threw out which was iceberg lettuce with a dab of some sweet Asian salsa type stuff.  Fried rice was extra cost.  2 people came to 30+ bucks - 15 a plate is too much for takeout.
__label__1 WTF... half an hour total to get a color match paint in an empty store?  Even my friend got testy with the whole experience (that says alot when a completely uninvolved person is annoyed).  The lady brings the can to the back area, and I hear her chatting away forever, until I start haunting the employee area does the can actually get to me.  And then she forgot to tell them the original formula was 125% strength, which I'm trying to figure out if she did it right.  She snatches the can from me just as I'm trying to validate the old vs new label, and I don't see her again for 10 min... and she never comes back out to tell me if the formula was right or wrong.  I'm just left hanging around w/ no other avail employee (someone else actually walked in)  to at least ask pls followup w/ the lady in the back, who I can still hear chatting away w/ the paint matcher guy.  Seriously poor customer service.  Worst part, they did not mix a new can of paint... just squirted in 25% more tint and slapped another label on the can...chinzy and it was her error.\n\nI went to Dunn Edwards (vs my standby) cuz I needed to color match what the original home owner's used, but no screw top lid + poor customer service = not coming back when I'm applying new paint.
__label__3 Its like a Jamba Juice but with heart.   The owners are very friendly and as I always say we must support our local business's!  The wheatgrass here was clean, fresh and delicious ( well as good as wheatgrass can be) I also had a juice but none of the food... yet.  The juice was fantastic!  You can tell they really fine tuned their recipies and made something you cant make on your own.  That being said if the food is as good as that juice (which btw gave me CRAZY energy) i will be raising this to 5 stars.  The menu for food looked great, huge selection, no bland sandwiches but i was im a hurry so i didnt have sandwich time :( NEXT TIME 4 sure
__label__3 Paradise Juice is a daily ritual when we're staying in Paradise Valley.  The freshly-made juices on the menu are great but PJ comes into it's own when you customize the standards.\n\nI love Kale, and getting a Green Juice made of primarily Kale instead of the basic offering of cucumber was no problem.\n\nIt's not the cheapest juice bar in town but you get what you pay for; Paradise Juice is worth every penny!
__label__0 This was a very sad experience. We went on a Sunday night at about 7pm. The place was empty. It took some time to seat us. Tea took forever. Bread took forever. After 35 minutes waiting for simple food my dear wife got pissed and we left. Because I have honor, I wanted to pay for the tea on the way out. Even that took forever. I hoped that for the prices they charge and the fact that the place was empty that the service would be good. All I learned is why the place was empty. We then went to Cheddars next door and had a nice meal.
__label__0 WORST color &  cut job ive ever had! The color was spotchy, faded into a goldish color the very next week & the cut was un-even. I ended up having to go to someone else to fix her horrible attempt at  \"high lights\" !!!! The minute you sit down she is rushing you out of the door & she didnt even blow dry my hair all the way! DO NOT GO THERE IF YOU ACTUALLY CARE ABOUT YOUR HAIR!!!
__label__1 Let me start with the good.  Their fish seemed fresh, and they have some interesting, well conceived rolls.  Their Scallop Nigiri was fantastic, fresh, and delicious.\n\nOutside of the scallops, their food was 'Meh'.  Had Yakisoba, and several rolls; did not try any of their sashimi, because it seemed really expensive (4 pc. Sake Sashimi for $9).  We quickly realized why the rolls were cheaper: because there isn't much fish in them.  The fish on the rainbow roll we got  was sliced so thin, it was hard to tell how quality the fish was.  The rice to fish ratio was ridiculous, leaving with me mostly full, but unsatisfied.\n\nWe were warned before ordering that they were pretty busy, and we should put our sushi order in quickly.  While I appreciate the warning, I don't think AN HOUR AND A HALF is an acceptable waiting time with or without warning.  The Yakisoba we ordered came out promptly, but after finishing it, we waited another full hour for the sushi.\n\nOverall I feel they are overpriced for what you get, and the food is not exactly worth the wait.  Not bad by any means, but not worth dealing with the price/service.
__label__4 Sushi is first rate, the fish is so fresh! Loved the albacore,  tried beef toungue, DELICIOUS! Must come back and try the hot dishes.... Hard to find real Japanese food, so glad we found this!
__label__4 Al does some seriously good fish - get ya sum!!!
__label__2 I'm going to revise my original post after going on the maricopa.gov restaurant inspection list. It appears Shimogamo has a few citations for not keeping their fish at the appropriate temperature of below 41 degrees. In fact, these citations say it was up to 54 degrees.\n\nAs someone who checks the Maricopa.gov site regularly on these restaurant checks, I  know that there are some citations that are really stupid (for example - they got cited for not putting the \"consuming raw fish etc is bad for your health\". Duh, it's a sushi restaurant. But, raw fish storage to me is important, since that's how many people get sick from sushi restaurants. As much as I liked this place, I am going to hold off a couple months until the next inspection to make sure this isn't re-occuring .
__label__1 Okay now this is a large chain and on average it's okay to good!  and I have been to this place many, many times, but I have to say the last time I went there for the happy hour hot wings (they were dry, over cooked) then I had ordered a steak and seafood combo (Cajun) something but after my second brew I thought it was me, so I had the wife and my son taste it man was it salty!!!!  It tasted like they dropped the salt shaker in the food, but my waitress assured me that could not have happened \"because all there sauces come in bags and are pre-made\" (Gross, that did it for me) I  was outta there with the quickness...
__label__2 I ate here the day before yesterday with my son and my grandmother. We were the first patrons for the day. My son had the mini cheeseburgers with french fries and my grandmother and I ordered the same dish. Sirloin steak (medium rare) with shrimp, garlic mashed potato's and a side of broccoli. I've decided that I'm going to do a celebrity style point review for this one-enjoy.\n\nWaiter was nice and gave us a lot of attention. (+10points)\nStrangely, he never once offered to refill our drinks. (- A gagillon points!!!!! Just kidding. -8points)\nOur food came out very quickly. (+7points)\nOur steaks came out medium well not medium rare-like we ordered. (-11points)\nEverything else on the dish was delicious and flavorful especially the broccoli. (+15 points) **I'm not kidding here the side dishes were excellent I was taken aback by the balance of garlic and other spices in my food. I was bummed I didn't have one of those \"my God!\" portioned sized plates...mmm, okay, onward. \nThe dishes were reasonably priced (+8points)\nMy entire entree was under 550 calories which I guess, is good. (+3points)\n\nI would definitely eat here again, but from what I've read I'm not the first person to experience meat not cooked to what was specified. It would seem all the cooks at this location understand is kinda done and really done. Which, for me, means that I won't go here for steak but I will enjoy Vegetarian dishes or seafood. Also, if you do stop by try the raspberry tea it was really delicious. Oh, and one more thing I don't care to figure out how many points that came out too, so if you want to brush up on your arithmetic...no? Okay.
__label__2 I am going to be the party-pooper here and say that my visit was only so-so. My brother and I both ordered here and neither of us finished our meals. Maybe... we just weren't that hungry.\n\nWith that said, maybe I just don't know good (real) Asian food when I have it in my mouth? This could be the case... or my brother and I both got bad batches. After all, we did stumble in about 15 minutes before they were closing (which generally doesn't make the cooks happy).\n\nThe owner however was super nice. Actually, absurdly nice. He had a demeanor that had us both walking out going... \"could that guy be any more calm?\" Seriously though, I've never met someone so peaceful. \n\nSeeing as how we had never been there the owner also whipped out a little picture book with all the stuff they serve. It was nice for us two un-cultered folks.\n\nWith all this said, would I go again? Not really unless I was right there and someone else wanted to go.
__label__3 Found this place from yelp and had to check it out based on the great reviews. All I can say is wow! This place is super yummy! I have a new favorite! Give it a shot, you won't be disappointed. My only downfall was they don't accept Amex cards.
__label__4 The orange beef alone is good enough to earn this place 5 stars. I thought the teriyaki chicken was a little bland, but as an out of towner, i can already say my first stop off the plane next year will be for some more orange beef. Thank goodness for yelp, because the place itself is very plain, and never would've pegged it as a place that would've knocked my socks off with the first bite.
__label__4 I wouldn't be alive today if it weren't for Tokyo House. I've been frequenting this establishment since I was weaned off my mother's nipple. All the time, people ask me: \"How'd you grow to be so tall and handsome?\" I don't tell them that it was genetics. I tell them that it was all the good eatin' at Tokyo House.\n\nMy mom told me that when I was born my head was four times larger than my body, and because of my explosive bouts of infantile diarrhea, I wasn't able to gain weight. In layman terms, my head-to-body ratio was way out of whack, and it started creating all sorts of health problems. The doctor said that my huge head was consuming so many calories that it destroyed my immune system and put the rest of my body in a state of malnutrition. He told my poor mother that I only had two weeks before my head consumed my little limbs. Thirteen days after the doctor's diagnosis, I looked like a pink balloon on a limp string (the string being my last identifiable extremity, if you know what I mean.) My string started receding into my head like a toddler sucking up a wet spaghetti noodle. My mother thought that it was the end for me. She didn't know a better way to send me out of this cruel world than to serve me a proper last supper. She drove us to Tokyo House, ordered the Teriyaki Chicken, whispered her goodbyes to me, and stuffed my head with that magical food. \n\nI owe my life to Tokyo House. It's because of them (and the awesome Asian man at the front register) that I'm alive today.
__label__0 I do not believe how this place got the rating that it has. I got burnt, over cook shumai, precooked and dried out chicken.  Food is bad to go along with the unhelpful order taker.  I will not be back.
__label__0 I've been coming here for years and the food has always been good the prices fair and the service exceptional.  it appears there is new management, the food is bad, and I say that with all sadness.  The teriyaki sauce is watered down a lacks flavor, the Yakasoba is dry.  Very sad.  The staff is OK but not near where it used to be. too bad.  my suggestion pass on this place.  You will see that all the good reviews are old.
__label__0 I've been to Cyclo twice. The first time was great. The food and service was really good. Pretty reasonably priced. Really loved the fact that you could bring your own wine. Went back about a year later. Again, food was great. The garlic green beans as good as I remember. Pretty good service. The owner was there again in another cute little dress (sorry, but I notice that kind of shit). Liked the check holders had customer graffiti all over them (more dumb shit I notice). Finished the wine and meal, hit up the bathroom before leaving. Only one and it was occupied. Fine, it's a small place I understand. Wait a bit, then our spiky haired waiter comes out. He gives me a shifty look, which I didn't understand. I Immediately get it once I make my way in and look at the toilet. Didn't even put the seat up. Piss everywhere. I was so mad. Unfortunately, the bill was paid and he was tipped by the time I came out. F'n disgusting. I hate to judge the place by one waiter, but feel like if they are gonna let this ahole work here, can't help but think what else they might be letting slide.  \nSorry, won't be back.
__label__2 I gotta say that if you have never tried Pho, you may think this place is the end all be all. It gets 3 stars from me because of the exposure it has given Viet food in the valley.  there are much better restaurants than Cyclo, with much better value and menus.
__label__0 I really don't understand what the fuss is about with this place.  I had it years ago and thought it was horrible, but decided to give it a try again today with some co-workers. What a mistake!  First off, the food is horribly overpriced.  You can get a better bowl of pho at many other Vietnamese restaurants for half the price.  Taste wise, the pho was horrible.  It's all about the broth for a good bowl of pho, and it tasted like they just used beef broth from a can.  Additionally, the brisket smelled like it was spoiled.  Even my American co-worker thought the food tasted horribly.  This is the first time I have not left a tip at a restaurant.  It was that bad.  If you go to a Vietnamese restaurant and you don't see any Vietnamese people there, it should tell you something.
__label__2 Baby and kiddie consignment shops are an absolute treasure when one has a growing baby that needs new clothes, toys, or furniture pieces every three months.  \n\nThis particular store is ideal if you are in the market for baby bouncers, play-yards, swings, strollers, or bassinets.  The average cost is $25-$55, depending on automation, mobiles, and design.  Of course half of the store is clothing, which is well labeled and separated by month/year.  Average cost is $4-$8 for clothing items, off season pieces are generally marked down 50%.  Some select formulas are for sale as well, new and at half the price of a grocery store.\n\nStaff was knowledgable, were able to tell me over the phone that they had what I was looking for, and assisted us in putting our items in the car after our purchases.\n\nPros: Great variety of above-mentioned items, reasonably priced.\nCons:\nBaby items such as swings and bouncing cradles are very dirty.  We brought an automated swing home with us and it had to be thoroughly wiped and disinfected, as well as the liner and safety harness put through the wash.\nThe two convertible cribs that were available for sale were priced at $150, but had significant wear and tear - most of the furniture pieces here look less than sellable...
__label__0 They would not even bother calling me back about getting a quote. Had to call three times to see what the deal was. Receptionist was very nice but apparently Dennis is a bum. Can't attest to any work since I was apparently not worth calling back.
__label__3 It is Startbucks. Just like in your neighborhood.
__label__2 My review is based solely on t-shirt purchases. \n\nI travel between ORD and PHX alot for business and family.  This time I had a short notice business trip and felt bad I had to leave DH behind so decided to go back here and get him a present.  Whew.  When we were out here in April, I thought this was one of the highest priced HD dealers to get a shirt.  \n\nSo decided to give it a try this time.  I ended up getting two shirts and out the door I went.  I gotta say the sales chick was very nice and got me in and out but I still say this is one of the highest priced HD dealers to get a shirt.  \n\nThere is something to be said, when I get a shirt at ORD cheaper than I can get one in Chandler.
__label__0 These guys are a joke. Was getting an oil change and a new rear tire on my bike. Shopped around on the phone with several valley HD dealerships. Drove three hours to get there since i don't have a HD dealership in my area. Once I got there they jacked the price up and wanted 50.00 more to install the tire and 50.00 more for the oil change. Overall, they were 150.00 more expensive the the Scottsdale dealership. Met with the service adviser who gave me the quote and the service manager. Both had a \" tough shit\" attitude. Weren't willing to match the price or negotiate at all. Business must be great at Chandler Harley Davidson with their don't give a shit arrogant attitude. Wonder if the owners know that this is the way their management treats customers? Would not recommend going there and I know I never will again.?totally disgusted.
__label__4 I have taken cars there 6 or so times. I have had only positive experiences with them and their rates are cheaper than most garages around. I saw reviews speaking of their misdiagnosing a problem. They actually fixed a problem for me that was misdiagnosed at another similar business in Chandler. Their staff is very nice as is their facility.
__label__4 Great place to shop, the bakery and coffee area is cheaper than a Starbucks and the pastries are much better. The outside patio is a nice place to read the paper in the morning.\n\nThe staff is top notch and cares about the customers compared to other markets in town. For quick meals the sushi bar is excellent, so is the salad bar, and deli selections.\n\nThere is no negative to shopping here, unless you are using it as your main supermarket, then things can get pricey.
__label__3 This review is for their sushi bar only. I have been going to AJ's sushi bar since 2006. At that time, the sushi chefs were awesome and I'd totally rate it four stars. Since that time they've had a lot of turn over, the hours have been cut, and generally their value for the price and the quality of the fish has gone downhill. Sadly, I will have to find a new place for my sushi take-out, as it is no longer worth the drive or the $$.\n\n2013 update: They've re-hired some of the old sushi chefs and this has returned to one of my favorite take-out sushi bars. The quality is back up with the old chefs working, and I'm happy they're back on my good side!
__label__3 I recently started working in this area and discovered Aj's! I had heard rave reviews from friends but I had never been to an Aj's myself. I am very impressed. I have been stopping by every couple of days to try out the salad bar and soup options. They also have an amazing selection of craft beers that I scoped out today. I have not shopped here yet for other grocery items but it looks like they have a great selection of healthy foods and harder to find local items. \n\nThe bakery is also very nice and has a good selection of bagels, pastries, brownies and cupcakes. I ordered a green chile bagel here the other day for lunch which was delicious. The berry acai tea is also wonderful. Really I have not found anything bad about this place so far. The service has also been great on every visit. Top notch. I will be back.
__label__3 I'm starting to get the hang of Indian food, and as George Costanza would say: \"I'm Loving It !\".  So when a friend suggested an Indian buffet, I was all over it.  India Gate is great, not pretentious or over the top, with a good sized menu, oh but I didn't want the menu Georgie, I wanted the buffet.\n\nIt had all of my favorites like palak paneer and matter paneer, plus some new favorites like the minced lamb and green chutney.\n\nI love their lunch buffet and stop by at least twice a month, but I was unimpressed with the lamb vindaloo entree from the menu. The lamb was tough and had gristle. Boo Gristle... Hooray Beer!
__label__2 My Grandparents, myself & my uncle stayed in this hotel this past weekend. The hot breakfast every morning was great, the room was clean and roomy enough. However, I do have a few complaints. The sheets were very scratchy and not very comfortable, the bedside lamp wouldn't turn on or off without plugging it in or out of the wall. We could hear every voice outside our door of people walking up and down the hall and talking/laughing. My uncle & Grandfather's room had a broken toilet seat and it didn't get fixed until we complained a second time around 2:30pm. The front desk clerk, Nicole didn't exactly have the greatest personality either. She wasn't rude but appeared to not really know how to do her job very well. When asked for a suggestion on where to get lunch, she suggested the Firebird next to the Elephant Bar and said it was close enough to walk to. It was easily a 10-15 minute drive away at the Mall! Not in walking distance. Needless to say my 78 year old grandparents were not happy. In my opinion the rooms are not worth $149.00 a night. I've stayed in beautiful hotel rooms for a lot less than that in both Vegas and San Francisco. Chandler, AZ is hardly comparable to those cities. Just a suggestion to either upgrade your bedding, maintenance and improve the professionalism (both in appearance and knowledge) or lower your prices. FYI....there were two gentlemen who worked in the evening/night were friendly and super helpful. I wish I had gotten their names. Oh yeah and the cleaning people took my toothpaste when they cleaned and restocked the bathroom!
__label__3 I went to Jason's on Saturday night for the first time. I ended up with a side salad and a baked potato. I didn't think you could have a baked potato that big! The potato was huge and could have been a meal by itself. \n\nLarge selection of items to choose from. I wish there was a few more vegtables at the salad bar and had more crouton options. \n\nI will have to head back to try the sandwiches.
__label__1 I don't get Cold Stone.  My daughter once got the mint flavor w/ mix-in, it tasted like toothpaste, the mint flavor was so strong!\n\nThe mix-ins give ice cream w/ so-so flavor some zip, but that adds too many unnecessary calories.\n\nIf I'm gonna blow bucks on ice cream, its either a special stop to Angel Sweet where the flavors of the gelato on its own make it yummy, no need for mix-ins, or I'll pick up some Ben & Jerry's, Blue Bunny or Breyers from Fry's.
__label__0 Ice cream was soft and not creamy like it used to be. Way over priced
__label__2 Nice icecreams with a huge amount of alternatives. Nice place to grab an icecream when in the mall. Had the donought - one. Overall good place
__label__2 Foot Locker is home to the largest selection of athletic shoes in the mall but the pricing could be better.  Their inventory also includes a dozen or so Foot Locker exclusives like several Nike Air Max 95 colorways.  \n\nFoot Locker sweats, hoodies, and other athletic gear are generally durable, fit well, and priced well.  The Chandler store also places some focus on team athletic apparel and miscellaneous sports accessories.  \n\nThe sales aren't that great.  I saw a pair of Jordan CMFT's in the white/gray/black colorway selling for $80.  I bought the same pair at a Nike Outlet in New Jersey in July for $50.  What's up with that?\n\nI can't call it...
__label__3 I'm definitely an Apple fan! Thats all I have. In order for Apple to get 5 Stars it would take them offering better prices for their products & services. I understand everyone's gotta make money but dang they charge a lot sometimes. Can't review the tech support at this location but the store is always clean & the staff is knowledgeable about the products. Its a great place to bring your children when they are riding your nerves. They will infiltrate the store & keep themselves plenty occupied playing so you can catch your sanity. lol Almost as good as IKEA, now if we can just check them in here for a bit and go hide, hahahaha!
__label__2 I shopped at Dillard's 3 times recently over the holidays. I enjoyed the selection in the juniors department but the staff.... ugg. There were about 5 or 6 girls on at a time and there were all standing clumped together. All snobbing it up. I mean if I asked for help they would help but they were very dismissive, a big group of silly acting sales girls all clumped together gossiping.. makes me feel like I'm either not cool enough to shop there or they need a mommy to come tell them to break it up. On one of my visits one of the girls actually gave a high five to the girl that was checking me out because I was making two transactions in one checkout saying \"oh that;s number 7 for you way to go!\" Maybe for the commission?? I don't know but just uggg! The lady in the women's section was great! And so was the women that helped me in the lingerie section. \n\nOverall I enjoy shopping at Dillard's but you don't need that many girls standing around gossiping and acting bored do you? 2 or 3 girls who actually take their job seriously would be great!
__label__2 I go to this restaurant usually on Sunday morning because they have their awesome double stamp days. \n\nNow for the restaurant-The wait can be a little annoying especially on the weekends. But, that's expected. \n\nThe atmosphere-I usually  go to the one in Chandler off of Ray Rd. The atmosphere is very friendly and the restaurant is clean. I like the little breakfast bar they have. \n\nFood-The food is delicious and they have the perfect portions for me. However, my husband often complains that they don't give him enough food. But, this is where the cool little $1 menu comes in. They have a wide  range of things that you can add to your meal for $1. I usually add the fruit cup or mini-pancakes. I haven't had a chance to try a lot of their menu items. They have a pretty long list of items and I often get overwhelmed trying to figure out what to order. I have had the 7 Veggie Omelette. It was very tasty! What made it more enjoyable was knowing that I was eating a healthy omelette. Some of them have tons of ingredients and even one with all meat. The one thing that I have tried that I DO NOT recommend is the biscuits and gravy. I have had better. The gravy can taste a little bland and the biscuits taste chewy on the inside. \n\nServices-The service can be hit or miss. But, I do like that they give a large cup of your beverage to go. \n\nGreat place overall.
__label__1 I was going to the All American eyeglass shop in the same shopping center to get a lens fixed that had popped out and it was a choice for Jack in the Box or the Good Egg for lunch while I waited for repairs and well, any non-fast food port in a culinary storm.\n\nI know, I know, breakfast place, order breakfast! However, it was about 1 pm and I wanted lunch so I order a club sandwich with a side Caesar salad. The club sandwich was okay but the side salad with a little bowl of regular salad with the dressing sort of poured on top. The lettuce seemed a bit wilted and the dressing was blah. As for the Sandwich it was okay but the bacon was surprisingly tasteless. Bottom line, it was healthier than Jack in the Box, and the waitress was super nice (even asked if I wanted a to-go ice tea) but the meal,from a culinary standpoint, was just blah. \n\nI don't hate the place but when in the breakfast place, get breakfast. I have a feeling they do that pretty well.
__label__0 Not a worker in sight.  Had to ask for help twice before somebody finally came after 15 minutes.  Girl at checkout asked if i found everything ok.  I said no that Lowes only had one of three items i needed.  She only responded with a blank stare.  Poorly stocked also.  For example, 66 quart storage bins had no lids stocked.
__label__3 Rubio's is my favorite place to get some vegetarian tacos that I don't have to drive all the way downtown for. The grilled portabello and poblano gourmet tacos make me happy. They made me sad for awhile because for some reason they were taken off of the menu for a few months, and during that time I boycotted Rubio's. But as soon as I found out that they were back I came in to get my beloved tacos. Baby portabellos, poblano peppers, avocados, cheese, and some kind of spicy cream sauce all on a corn tortilla. Mmmmmm!\n\nI also like their chips, they aren't like eating a salt lic like the chips at Chipotle. They are just the right amount of salty. The salsa that I like the best is the roasted chipotle salsa. Its got this really nice smokey flavor. I wish I could buy that at the store and eat it all of the time. I've had all of the other salsas at other times but I don't care too much for them. I also am not a fan of their beans that come with the meal. Most of the time they are really watery and I am just not a fan.\n\nI come to this location the most often, and the only thing bad about it is they have this really strange guy who works there and who is mostly always there when we come in, who likes to get a little too personal for me. Tone it down, dude. But other than that, I can't complain about this place.
__label__3 A fun stop on a long road.
__label__1 I usually love places with a 50's diner atmosphere and walking into this place, it was no exception - it's cute. The jukebox, booths, decor, etc, etc make this a fun-looking place. The food (I had a burger) was okay, but nothing special. On another occasion, I went in with the sole purpose of getting a chocolate malt to go for my boyfriend and it was over $6 for just a malt. That was the point when I realized I would never be back to 5 & Diner. I think that's outrageous and hell, they're almost robbing you.
__label__0 Horrible and liars.  I asked them to not run my credit and wouldn't sign a info sheet. A few days later I checked my credit and their was a hard inquiry from them. We will spread the word about their dishonest practices and of course never buy from them.
__label__4 I have been going to Dr. Patel since my first child was born over 10 yrs. ago.  Since then, he has taken on the rest of our family including me and my husband.  He always gets you in whenever you need it and his staff is nice.  I like that he himself treats his patients and he doesn't have nurses and PA's doing his work for him.
__label__0 Unfortunately, I have not had much of a great experience with this doctor. I came in to get my labs completed as a requirement for graduate school. At the appointment, I brought in the paper that listed the labs to be completed. When the results came back a few labs that were required on the documentation were missing. I understand that these things do happen, so I returned to the office to see about doing another test to obtain these values. When I met with the doctor he asked me why I did not mention this before and to not assume that these labs should be completed, even though the documentation provided initially asked for these values. I was dismissed with him telling me \"I was wasting his time\" as he wrote an order for me to complete the labs elsewhere. I do understand that these mistakes do happen, but did not expect the doctor to tell me I was wasting his time as I did not come to blame him for his mistakes, but was met with defensiveness anyway. Other times he has been kind and has was helpful with answers, so I was not expecting this on my return visit.
__label__0 Horrible wait time. Waited almost an hr to get help. Just to make a payment! workers are super slow. Sprint service sucks and obviously the stores/workers also, exactly why we went to tmobile instead!
__label__3 I really like coming here because they have so many things that I am just entertained even if I don't go in to necessarily buy something.. though I usually always end up buying something because their prices are GREAT.  Their kitchen stuff has great prices (on the order of .80c and 1.50 for some little gadgets!), as that's the section where I usually start my browsing.\n\nTheir food/drink section is impressive in variety and regions and is well too stocked for me to spend lots of time perusing... I'll just end up buying more chocolate or more wine than I already need.  But I've found some fun and unique treats there as me-gifts or gifts for others.\n\nTheir furniture stuff can be a bit pricey, but I like that is is more 'unique' and has a 'worldy' look to it.  Also, they have TONS of little chotchkies (sp?) - so if you like looking at chotchkies, this is the spot.\n\nAlmost forgot to mention - they double charged me on something and I went back the next day to tell them about it to get it fixed and they easily and quickly fixed it.. no hassle, no problems, no looking at me suspiciously.  That was appreciated.
__label__1 We only went to this place once and I wasn't very impressed.  We had to wait outside in the hot sun for a table since the restaurant is so small.  The food was nothing exciting and it is not a comfy atmosphere at all.  The only good thing is that the prices are low and I am sure it would be fast service on a weekday since you order at the counter.
__label__4 I love this place! The staff is amazing and always makes you feel at home. I'm obsessed with their breakfast burritos. And the biscuits and gravy? Amazing!
__label__4 Clare, the sales person, was excellent. She wasn't pushy and helped us get an excellent deal on a really, really nice mattress. The delivery guys a couple days later were polite, prompt and super helpful. They forgot something when the delivered the bed in the morning and came back at 9:30PM on their own to bring it to us. Really impressed with the level of service and would recommend to anyone.
__label__0 I'm very sure that I will never purchase from this company ever again. The following is not the only issue with my purchase, however it is the most pressing. It's been a month since my return of a mattress that was never even delivered to my home, and they have had unknown problem after problem processing my return which has stalled the return of my money.\n\nFirst the Ahwatukee Store Manager stopped taking my calls, Mike was great when I was purcahsing but had Clare speak to me whenever I followed up on my return,  claiming that corporate was processing it. Then when I called the customer service line, the guy brought me to tears. Between having no information on a month old return, claiming that a Tempur-Pedic base has no warranty, and refusing to let me speak to a manager, I felt completely de-humanized and powerless. As if I would never again see my [significant amount] of money.\n\nAfter harnessing my Google-fuu, I found corporate accounts payable who admitted my return had never even been addressed (over a month later), let alone processed, and she would bring it to a manager and I'd receive a call in 24hrs. No call. I just spoke with them, only to find out still nothing has been done. \n\nThe only things I can do is call, and start speaking up about this unprofessional treatment.. I feel completely powerless while they sit on my money, the Store Manager has his commission, and I have nothing. But if this continues I will have to look into further, and more serious, appropriate legal action. \n\nHow do you file a collections claim on a corporation?
__label__0 I really was disappointed by the customer service at this store. It seems like the employees really couldn't care less about customers and the company doesn't enforce any sort of respect. It's also messy and cramped! I also tried calling in to ask about an item. I got hung up on twice and every person who answered the phone was rude. Do yourself a favor and make the drive to the Gilbert store.
__label__0 So I used to eat at this location\n\nAnd I loved it\n\nBut slowly\nEach time I ate here\n\nI'd get a tummy ache\n\nThen my boyfriend was all like \"hey, everytime I eat chipotle I get diarrhea\"\n\nSo it wasn't just me!\n\nWe continued to eat here though, because we loved it.\nAnd we'd make sure we had no where to be for a few hours after eating it.\n\nI know, we're weird.\n\nBut we got sick of getting sick.  Poo.  Literally.
__label__3 After watching the show about the next great restaurant or whatever it was called I really have a bad taste in my mouth for the dude that started this company but damnit if he doesn't offer a darn good product.\n\nI really only like the carnitas here.  Steak seems to be hit and miss and I've never been a chicken fan.  \n\nGreen salsa is the best.  Pinto beans all the way.  Rice with a hint of lemon and cilantro is so darn good.  \n\nTry their quesadillas - so yummy.\n\nThis location has the friendliest people.
__label__1 I love the food, but I've had it with online ordering; which is why I'm not giving them 4 or 5 stars. DO NOT ORDER ONLINE!!!\n\nThis is the 5th time they screw up mine and my friends' order. My friend Pre ordered his Steak Bowl from Chipotle this location on 54th street. Which always has a line out the door. \n\nOrder:\nWhite Rice, Steak, Blk Beans, Pinto Beans, Veggies, Medium Salsa and Cheese (simple)\n\nWhat he got:\nBrown rice, Blk Beans, Medium Salsa.\n\nAs it was a to-go, we did not notice this until after we got back to the office.
__label__1 This is a standard looking hole-in-the-wall Mexican food restaurant just like a gazillion others in Phx.  Unfortunately this one is pretty lame.  \n\nI got two enchiladas, one chicken and one beef.  Neither meat is anything I'd recommend or buy again.    The dark brown sauce scared me and didn't taste much better than it looked.  Some sort of beef sauce I think.  It wasn't awful but it was nothing I want again. My copilot on this adventure said her chicken tacos were not so good either, and when we got back to the office she noted that we won't be trying that place again.\n\nThe place was super quiet for a Friday at 12:30pm. Punch machines were off, a 4yr old was scootering around behind the counter, and I think there were only two people working.  I wonder if they'll be in business next week.
__label__4 Great selection, as one would exxpect from a Bath and Body Works.\n\nBut even better than that, great people.  They are always so helpful.  I will always come to this location.
__label__1 I think I need more adventitious dining parents, at their request I returned here with them for dinner.\n\nThere was no wait at 6:20pm on a Sunday, perhaps the rising prices and dwindling fish selection has disparaged more than just myself. \n\nAs if the fresh fish selection of four was not small enough, my fist choice, the trout was no long in stock. I decided to give the Cajun tilapia a try. I know tilapia is a garbage fish but their menu did not leave me much choice. The fish was dry, tasteless and had the texture of a overcooked fish stick. On the side was broccoli, that was over cooked and limp, probably from a frozen source, and then French fries.\n\nAs usual the meal included, a small Cesar salad, and the salt filled cheese bisques.   \n\nOur waitress was a bit odd, she seemed to have just finished orientation and said all of the lines about the menu, etc, it was a bit awkward.
__label__2 Treated aunt to a belated birthday dinner (three other adults and two children dining; I only had a cocktail and two teensy flakes off of the top of a cheddar biscuit.  BE AWARE that EACH biscuit contains 8 grams of fat, 2.5 grams saturated, and a total of 150 calories.  \n\nThey ordered *Berry-Mango daiquiris http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/red-lobster-chandler-2?select=d3bUfGn-UZ1bEq99wODlTg#d3bUfGn-UZ1bEq99wODlTg and I a *classic mojito. http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/red-lobster-chandler-2?select=iNV2KvaH87Oqi9k_JefLFA#iNV2KvaH87Oqi9k_JefLFA  I heard that the berry-mango was a balanced mixture of fruit flavors, but the alcohol was hardly-detectable.  The alcohol flavor wasn't missed at all, though.  Everyone who had them \"ooh\"ed and \"ahh\"ed.  I wished a simple mango version was available, but I'm also glad it wasn't, or else I would never have found out that RL, or more specifically the bartender working that shift, served a TERRIFIC mojito!  My first sip disappointed, but once I swirled everything a few times with the straw, the drink actually turned out to be one of the best mojitos I've ever had!  It's a classic version, made with Bacardi Superior rum, muddled mint, pure cane sugar (don't like ones made with simple syrup-- too sweet), freshly-squeezed lime juice, and club soda.\n\nI would never be able to dine here (aversion to farm-raised fish, intolerance/allergy to whitefish, shellfish allergies, and Blue Bunny ice cream choices contain corn syrup), but I wouldn't mind enjoying a mojito while everyone else dines!  :)\n\n*Berry-mango daiquiri = 350 calories\n*Mojito = 190 calories
__label__2 After 2 years of listening to my bf tell me he was going to take me here I took matters into my own hands and figured out this is the place he was talking about. We came in around 2 and ordered my bfs favorite papaya salad, Tom Yum soup, sweet and sour fish and 2 Thai teas. \n\nMeh. It wasn't bad, but I've had better. Our bill was $40, a little pricey, especially since the first two were only appetizers.
__label__3 Came here for lunch on a Saturday, and it wasn't too busy, unlike their weekday lunch rushes. We ordered the pad thai, pad see ew, and green curry lunch specials. The lunch specials are a really good deal, at only $8 for a large portion, salad, and egg roll! (The salad and egg roll weren't that impressive though)\n\nI really liked the flavor of the pad thai (and that it came with peanuts!), but was disappointed because the pad see ew was really over-sauced. The green curry was good, but nothing special. So I would recommend the pad thai. The staff was also very friendly, and there's a 10% discount if you pay in cash!
__label__3 Swaddee is awesome. I love the Chicken Noodles and the Thai Iced Tea. This place can get a little hectic during lunch so go early if you can. When you order they ask you how spicy you want your food, 1-5. I always get a 3, but the spice can be anywhere from a 2-4 which works for me.
__label__2 Not bad.  We walked in about 9:30 on Saturday, and had the Ribs, Calamari, Side Salad, and the pepperoni pizza.  Everything was good.  The mashed potatos that came with the ribs, were the best things i ate,  really well seasoned.  The pizza was a good quality pie as well.  I guess my only wish was that they had a jug wine option like Macaroni grill.  If I'm going to pay $15 - $18 for chain resturant food, at least have a $4 glass of terrible wine for me to wash it down with.  Other than that, I thought it was PFG.  Not good enough to make it on my list yet, but maybe another visit, and I'll have become a fan.
__label__1 After seeing all the 2nd pasta helping commercials on TV, my boyfriend and I decided to have Italian for date night. We were seated promptly upon arrival but noticed an odd smell coming from the dining room. The wood burning grill was close to where we were seated but it smelled off. Our server was slow to arrive for drink orders and my boyfriend kept having to drink my water because our server neglected to fill water. I ordered a glass a wine, which of course was delicious. Bread came and was honestly the best thing we ate all night. I loved the olive oil and spice mixture! I ordered the pasta Carraba and a Caesar salad. The salad was really over-dressed and the dressing had quite a peppery kick. I like pepper but not overpowering. For the 2nd pasta helping, there were only 3 options and none of them resembled the pasta on the commercial. The pasta I ordered was very disappointing, very mushy. The chicken was grilled nicely but for $15.50, the pasta wasn't prepared better than what I could have made at home for a lot cheaper. We skipped dessert and took my leftover pasta home. I did like that we were given bread, olive oil and spice mixture (since that was delicious). It has been a while since I had visited Carraba's and now I know why. Everything was mediocre and for me, I don't like visiting places that are just OK.
__label__4 With a rich atmosphere, pleasant wait staff, and food to die for, this restaurant is truly something special\n\nMy wife and I ordered the Strawberry Lemonade, Stuffed Mushrooms, Chicken Bellagio, and Mahi Mahi Mediterranean. \n\nEvery morsel of what we ate was divine.\n\nI highly recommend the mushrooms, and trying the Bellagio put my mouth in food Heaven.\n\nTiana C was extremely pleasant waiting on us, and other than maybe prices being a \"smidge\" high, and I do mean just a smidge, there's nothing I would change about Cheesecake Factory
__label__2 I like the Cheesecake Factory menu, but the portions, calories, and sodium and fat counts are really too much. I like their happy hour, however.
__label__0 For reasons I don't fully understand I tried to eat here tonight.  As usual getting a seat was a chore...whether the place is crowded or not (not in this case).\n\nAnyhow I sit down, menus arrive and then some moron walks up to talk with the folks in the table behind me and he's smoking a e-pipe!!!!   Really!!!!????  WTF!!!!!\n\nCheesecake Factory I'm putting this one on you for allowing it to happen. \n\nI'm done with you.\n\nIf zero was a choice I'd go with that.
__label__0 We were waiting 15 min for someone serve us, and then 10 min for ordering food, the coming 20 min for food cooking and came out no napkin no silverware but a rush guy threw the dish on the table then left.  That's my first experience eat at CHEESECAKE FACTORY, but also last time too at least the last time!  Btw, the food is under cook!  Good luck!  Guys.
__label__1 Just went there on a Saturday afternoon.  Went to check out in front (by the exit) and there was no one there; no one around.  So we went to the checkout near the mall entrance.  No one there; no one around.  I love B&N, but this one apparently has lousy management.
__label__1 Not my favorite place. I went today to get added RAM for my MAC computer. I was unable to purchase this at the apple store due the fact that apple only carries current stuff in their store bc space is limited. The guy that was helping at Best Buy, not friendly, not knowledgable, unable to answer questions I had. Needless to say, I did not purchase from Best Buy. Off to Frys electronics I go.
__label__2 I've been 2 times here and both had a good ending. I enjoy what I order, which is mainly sushi and some of their pasta dishes. Good service and nice environment.
__label__0 Terrible service,rude staff, rude manager...will never,ever give kona grill my business. Waited over an hour for a table at happy hour, informed all staff we were waiting for table. Watched multiple times as other people stole tables that opened up. Staff and manager did not care and were rude.
__label__0 As it turns out this place is not a restaurant with a bar, its a bar with a restaurant. Made the mistake of bringing my 8 year old. One look at the kiddie menu and i knew i should have left. Instead of just making miniature meals from there menu they did the old, don't bring your kids here again, they are not welcome routine. I know ours popular in this obese children's society to feed kids crap but who the hell feeds their kids macaroni and cheese for dinner? Isn't that a side dish? When did this become a main course from hell? How lazy can a parent be than to serve a kid macaroni and cheese. Oh yeah, order macaroni and cheese. So as it goes we order from the main menu. Chicken with mozzarella sandwich and i had the salmon. It was way too much to pay for frozen meals. The rice was swimming in soy sauce and pineapple. I'm a carb addict and if i can't eat it, its not worth eating. The green beams i have to say were the highlight of the meal. They tasted like the ones at outback which i just love. The salmon, just more frozen fair. Parmesan fries uneatable, sandwich, just not worth it. The ciabatta roll was dry and tasteless. I think since thus place failed so miserably at a restaurant they note solely cater to the bar. Its a shame they can't handle both.
__label__1 I came here because I've heard good things about the reverse happy hour, although it was for the Gilbert location but since we were closer to this location we made the mistake of coming here. I asked to sit close to the fish tank so my daughter could enjoy the view and was told if we wanted to partake in reverse HH we would have to sit elsewhere. We were told we could sit on the other side at the only open table in view (still dirty) and proceeded to seat ourselves. After several minutes of waiting my daughter politely asked for our table to be cleaned. Our server finally appeared, our drinks and food came out at a snail's pace. The chicken satay over a slaw was good, peanut sauce good(have had better) whatever the other sauce was, awful. The apple brie and pepperoni flatbread were ok but quickly became cold because the air conditioner was on so high you'd think it was summer outside. Average food with poor service, the only reason for 2 stars as opposed to 1 was the nicest gentleman whose job only appeared to be to bus tables was polite to my daughter & myself, was personable and was the only one who genuinely seemed happy to be there. He deserves a mention, the tips and a raise. We might try hh again at Kona but definitely not at this location!
__label__2 I really like Kona's menu and the location, which alone could earn a 4 star yelp review from me.  I give Kona 3 stars because of the seating restrictions and service during Happy Hour, which is usually when I end up here.\n\nThe Happy Hour menu has a limited but decent selection of food and drinks.  While Kona has a nice patio setup, you have to fight for tables out there or in the bar area since the HH specials do not carry over into the dining room area (which is totally empty during HH).  Don't be surprised when your bill comes out at the end of your meal to find a group of hunger people hovering next to your table waiting to grab your seat as soon as you stand up.  Also, the service during HH is hit or miss.  You either get a really great and attentive server, or you end up with several people randomly checking in on you once they realize that all the drinks at your table have been empty for 10 minutes.
__label__3 The Great Indoors is owned by Sears and has a lot of their same policies.  They have a wide selection of appliances, home decor, paint, blinds, electronics...  Prices are about what you would find at Sears.\n\nSince Sears has a matching policy, we did have them try to price match our appliances when we were building our home and they did put limitations on it so make sure you get the details first before counting on it.\n\nTheir credit card is like most others.  For every $2500 that you spend you get a $20 gift card redeemable at their store.  I have done really well finding deals there.  You have to catch things on sale though.  They have a semi-clearance sale twice a year.
__label__1 Love the clothes,hate the staff! I'm sorry but something goes wrong every single time I come here. Today, brought 5 items to the counter, came home with 4. And that was from the kiddy mgr who had to take over because the rest had never seen a check before. After his 10 minutes of flubbing and absolutely ignoring anything I asked him he finally rang it up. Grrrr I hate having to go back.
__label__3 Holy Hamburger Batman! This Red Robin has recently undergone a remodel and does it ever look cool -- maybe a taddish Hard Rock meets a pub kindof feel. Still super family friendly and fun -- Check out the cheeseburger stools in the lobby so fun!\n\nAs always you can have a good experience or a moderate one with service but we have never had a huge problem with it. Our server this time was right on the money and fixed errors in the order immediately (tomatoes on salad). \n\nEverything we ate was delicious and hot when it got to the table and we all left with full tummies. My husband and I shared the Southern Charmer (special burger) and it was so tasty. My two kiddos had the kids fish and chips and a corn dog. We also shared a pumpkin shake. \n\nWe always enjoy Red Robin and continue to return for a fun atmosphere that is kid friendly.\n\nCheck out the 8 track wall are and the soda bottle lights in the bar. \nLots of fun.
__label__4 Great service.. Friendly staff!!!!
__label__3 It's nice to have kids build a bear. Unique and kids seem to love it . Expensive! We are going to do it one more time for our kid , that's it!
__label__2 A Sunday brunch connoisseur cannot ever get blown away by this place. \n\nI will not complain about the ambience, it is indeed pretty. But I'm definitely not going to vouch for the food here. I don't know if this has something to do with the Chandler location but nothing on the menu is upto the mark.\n\nWhen you look at the menu it sounds grander than it actually is. Believe me when I say that the pancake or french toast looks far more appetizing at IHOP. I'd suggest that you spend 10 mins preparing the Potato and Leek packet soup (by Knorr) at home rather than taste any of their creamy soups.\n\nDuring the shopping season they put novices behind the cash counters and take inordinately long to serve a plate that totally falls short of your expectations.\n\nA strategic location or good interiors does not make for a good restaurant!
__label__2 While they have delicious food, seating is very limited and they are MUCH too slow in cleaning the tables. Too many customers standing around looking for a place to sit and eat.
__label__3 Chain Mexican food...that is actually good!?!?! No Way!! But yes! This is one Chain you can't turn your nose up at! \n\nWhether it is for lunch or dinner, I am never let down with their food or service! Their lunch menu is affordable and good serving sizes, so you don't feel like you are breaking the bank.\n\nDinner has so many choices, but I will only name the two I rotate between. I am a huge Chile Rellenos fan, I order them every where I go and I am particular about where to get the good ones. Abuelo's has excellent Chile Rellenos!\n\nThe next dish that is probably the best one on the menu and they know it, is their LOS MEJORES DE LA CASA, which is 2 small perfectly cooked bacon wrapped beef tenderloin medallions and 2 shrimp with bacon, cheese and jalapenos, mmmmm so so so Good!!! Good along with all its synonyms in the thesaurus!!!\n\nIf you haven't tried it yet, go! What are you waiting for!?!?!?
__label__3 I've eaten here many times with my family and the food and service has always been great. It's not receiving my restaurant coveted fifth star because I find the food selection to be on the small side. Also, the desert menu has only two deserts on it and if your not a fan of traditional Mexican desserts your out of luck. I usually order 'The Laredo' which is an enchilada dish with beans and rice it's delicious and while it is a sizable portion it's not overwhelming. The atmosphere here is lovely you aren't talking over anyone and the booths are a bit taller so you have some privacy which is a big plus for me. I hate constantly locking eyes with the person in the next booth when I'm having a conversation or chowing down! Give this place a try, I'm pretty confident you won't be disappointed.
__label__1 Great place for mexican food if your white and never had homemade. Just like Seranos or any other chain, plus its more expensive.
__label__4 Love their chips and salsa's, sangria swirl margaritas are delicious too! Great happy hour and service!
__label__4 Everyone was very pleasant today.  I love shopping here they really take care of you.  I broke my bottle of of Chanel Coco Mademoiselle and they actually replaced it for me.  Amazing!  I started a page on facebook about it https://www.facebook.com/BestChanelPerfume \"Like\" us!
__label__4 This review is for the MAC makeup area in Nordstroms. Everyone needs to go see the lovely Whitney at MAC. She is a fabulous and friendly young lady who makes shoppinh for the right color so easy. She matched my skin color and tried out several different colors to find the right one. She was getting ready to leave for the night but still spent a ton of time with me showing me everything I asked for. I will be back here just for Whitney and for all my mac makeup :) Thanks Whitney!!
__label__0 I bought a suitcase here during the holidays in 2011 and also purchased the warranty. The suitcase broke so I went to sears again to exchange it like the sales person said I could. It turns out they lied and don't do exchanges. After calling the 800 number they will give you a gift card of the purchase price. Which means I can't get a new suitcase since the price now is much higher. Goodbye, I'm going to Macy's.
__label__0 This location is pretty bad.  Be warned if you go in at an off hour they will just let you stand there and never take your order.  I have been here twice and seen none behind the counter at all.  Not sure where they go. They tend to always put way too many raw onions in the burritos.  If you have to eat here tell them to hold the onions.\n\nMaybe the other locations are better.
__label__1 I have been to this location a few times, but the last time I came here was a few nights ago. I just wanted soup because it was cold out and we were at Chandler Mall, so OG seemed like the appropriate choice. We got there and it wasn't too busy and were seated. Our waitress came by and asked us to sample some wine and when we declined she took on this huge attitude and said 'so what DO you want to drink?' with almost disdain in her voice. Whoa lady, sorry for not wanting your cheap wine sold for expensive prices... this was kind of the theme of the night. The waitress seemed to be in a very bad mood. The food was the standard mediocre fair that comes from all OGs. The salad had a giant uncut piece of lettuce in it, the soup was fine, the BF got an alfredo pizza that was dry, but fine. So this place gets a big meh.
__label__2 I usually come out here after the lunch hour rush. You would think its slow enough that you can be seated immediately. Not. 3 stars is all i can give.
__label__0 Terrible customer service!  I waited for over an hour without so much as a greeting. I would have left sooner, but I was due fir my 6 month check up on my wedding ring. On of the associated attended some else who wasn't waiting as long because they were standing closer. Not that anyone was keeping track of who was there. When I was finally attended the lady checked the ring in front of me, shook it near her ear,  said nothing is loose and set it down. Did not even bother to offer to clean it and didn't seem like she was going to document it. I had to ask for the cleaning. I was interested at looking at some earrings, but I was so appalled by the lack of customer service..they lost a sale.
__label__0 Drove by, they are closed :(
__label__3 This is a pretty cool store to shop in! They have a ton of interesting, high end kitchen appliances available. It seems like everything is chrome, very high end, and awesome looking. Plus, they will give you a coffee while you're shopping when they are demonstrating their high end coffee maker. It's a fun experience for sure.
__label__2 Scale of 1-10 (multiple visits):\n8 Food\n8 Service\n8 Atmosphere\n7 Value
__label__1 Ya know, I almost thought about giving Z-Tejas five stars just for having a separate, gluten-free menu, but I just couldn't bring myself to do it because the service was way below what I expect when I eat out.\n\nWe, a party of five (including my parents, who were visiting from Scotland), were initially seated at a really cramped table when several booths were open. Remedied this by asking to be moved to one of them. In addition, we didn't receive a kids' menu until we had waited around for about 20 mins. So, picture this, I have a hyper kid on my hands because his blood sugar levels are low and he's ready to chew his own arm off as well as those of everyone else surrouding him. Great... I will say that a very large party (around 20 people) was seated nearby and our server was one of many attending to their every need.\n\nOur server had an excuse; he was new to the establishment and still in training. He was very cordial and was trying his best to deal with my gluten-free requirements. Turns out he wasn't given any training on the menu, with which he was very unfamiliar. Great...way to instill confidence that I'm not going to have a gluten-related \"episode.\" Let me be clear, I don't blame him for this whatsoever. My hat goes off to him for trying. What got me was the dirty look I received from one of the female servers...WTF! What did I ever do to her. Message to her: You're in the wrong line of work, lady. Try collections or repossessions. I almost handed her back my gluten-free steak and vegs. My give up...\n\nThe food, when it did finally arrive, was good, albeit a little bland in my case. Why the heck people think gluten-free food has to taste bland is beyond me. I wish Gordon Ramsay would come in and rescue kitchens from their gluten-free nightmares. My parents both enjoyed their meals; they ordered the filet mignon with mashed potatoes and green beans. My son enjoyed his cheeseburger, but then what kid doesn't? And, my husband enjoyed his seared ahi tuna steak, but felt the portion size was a little on the small side (he's a big guy). \n\nNext time, I'll try the chambord margarita. I don't think I can go wrong with that -- at least it's alleged to taste good and it's gluten-free. =) I will, however, be checking out the restaurant in Tempe and not coming back to the one in Chandler.
__label__3 I haven't been to Z'Tejas in years.  So when a date asked if I wanted to meet there, I thought what a great idea, now I'll totally have something to Yelp about!\n\nWe met at 6 pm on a Saturday night, and while clearly busy, it only took them 10 minutes to seat us.  The restaurant was nicely laid out, plenty of room between tables, and I didn't feel like I was crammed in a corner.  The noise level was perfect too, something that is missing from so many places.\n\nOur server was friendly and quick, and answered menu questions with suggestions and good information. I ended up ordering the 5 Cheese Macaroni & Cheese, and my date got the El Diablo chicken.  Both were pasta dishes, but very different.  The mac & cheese was gooey and tasty, and very filling - no appetizer and I could not finish my plate.  I really wanted to - the bacon on the top was the perfect touch.  My date's chicken and pasta was spicy, but not overwhelming - subtle flavors playing out nicely together. \n\nThe portions were large enough that I couldn't even think about dessert, and was so glad we passed on an appetizer.  Overall it was a great meal, and I would have given them 5 stars, if it wasn't a chain restaurant.
__label__1 Tonight Z'Tejas let me down. It is unfortunate because I love the food here. I booked a party for six for a reservation at 7:30pm. We were seated right away in the upper level of the restaurant. Our waitress came over right away and took our drink orders. It all started out pretty well.\n\nOne of the members of our party had never been here before so he wanted to order three appetizers for us to all share. I recommended the Tejas Trio (queso, salsa and guacamole) and he told our waitress to pick two of her other favorites. Now I understand that he did leave this up to her discretion however, she chose two other items with shrimp and seafood in them. As a waitress I would have maybe considered that not everyone in the party would have liked seafood. I would have understood maybe one other appetizer with seafood but not both. Again, it was left to her discretion so I cannot say too much about this one.\n\nI tried to get her attention two different times to order a margarita, both times she swiftly walked away, maybe I needed to be louder. All things I could have shook off if our meal would have been up to par as it usually is. I had recommended to the other members of our party to order the 21 day aged filet. We had previously had an amazing experience with this steak. Three of us decided to order this item. When they came out they were all New York strip and not filet. Not really that big of deal but when you are a expecting one cut of steak and you receive a different one, it is a little disappointing. My steak was supposed to be a filet topped with a peppercorn crust and topped with a mushroom sauce. It came out as a New York strip, topped with the peppercorn crust but no sauce whatsoever. My dining companions decided to keep the New York strips in lieu of returning them to re-fire filets. I decided to have a filet re-fired because my steak came out completely wrong. I reordered the new steak with the Gorgonzola butter instead of the peppercorn crust because it looked dry when it was brought out.\n\nAfter waiting fifteen minutes, after all of my dining companions were finished eating, I received my new steak. It was a filet after all but it still came out with the peppercorn crust instead of the Gorgonzola butter. I just feel as though the entire night our waitress did not listen to anything we said. I really am not that picky but after getting all three of our steaks wrong, and getting mine wrong twice I was irritated. This was the place that my fianc\u00e9 and I had recommended to out of town guests and I feel as though it was a big let down tonight. I just do not think our waitress could handle a big party along with serving her other tables.\n\nI still might be back because I know how good the food can be here. I just think we came on an off night. Too bad.
__label__0 Made reservation because had other engagements. Showed up and waited twenty minutes. They said sorry people who have your table haven't left yet. As if they only have one table. When we informed them of our time constraints. They made no offer to help out. Like the food but not so good at keeping the reservation. And really that's the most important part
__label__4 Wonderful service.  Wonderful food.  Pf Chang never disappoints.   One of the best Hot n Sour soups ever.  Lettuce wraps are great.  All entres were excellent.  A great experience.  Thanks Stefanie for the nice service.
__label__2 I really think this has the best ramen I have ever had. Service is surprisingly great, considering how packed it is every time I am here. Whenever someone come in town, I always suggest this place
__label__0 Where do I start? Well first of all the website says 2 dollar PBR's. That's a no go. 2 dollar bowling, cool, whatever. Not that I can't afford my beers it's cool I don't mind paying. But obviously you're not too concerned about your online presence. Then as we're sitting the \"manager\" comes over and tells us that she's closing early. Must be nice to be able to leave work when you feel like it. Maybe make a disclaimer on your site.. Oh wait... Maybe you're closing early because there's only 3 lanes playing? Maybe you're closing early because you scare people away by saying your closing? Probably the latter. Well anyways thanks for scaring us away!! We won't be back.
__label__2 The place is pretty comfortable and the prices aren't that bad. It's more a 3.5\n\nI had the bone in rib steak and I ordered it medium. as most of the times in almost every place I go, they overcooked it :(\n\nThe house pinoit noir was decent and in general the food was pretty good for the money.\n\nThe service was friendly but no refills on the water and the waitress never came back to ask if I would like another glass of wine. I would if she asked, but that never happened.\n\nAll in all, a good place to go, not super expensive and ok service.
__label__4 I have been going to The Keg Steak House now ever since they first opened. I have enjoyed everything from the ambiance  to the wonderful food and the servers are great. I highly recommend this restaurant. Alot of quality for the price.
__label__1 As a regular at The Keg next to Chandler Mall, it pains me to say that my last two visits were less than stellar. When setting up nearby tables, the busboy sent the utensils crashing across the tabletops. Twice in a row, there were families who could not control their children: screaming, doing somersaults in the aisles, etc. And then to order the recommended fish that turned out to be too dry to swallow...I am really disappointed! Where is the management presence?
__label__3 The Keg is a franchise and is my FAVORITE restaurant! This location in particular is slightly sub par in my book. On multiple occasions I've had to send food back because it just didn't taste right. On a good note I hosted my birthday dinner here and had a fairly large party. Our two servers were very accommodating and were able to keep up with our cocktail orders. Very fun place.
__label__1 A note to the owners of BJ's Restaurant & Brewery regarding the style of pizza you serve:\n\nI don't know what it IS, but I can tell you what its NOT, and its most definitely NOT 'Chicago-Style'.\n\nHow do I know this?  Because up until about a month ago, I called Chicago home for the last 20 or so years.\n\nPizza has three main ingredients- a crust, a sauce (typically a tomato-based sauce), and cheese (typically mozzarella).  Serving two out of the three does not mean you can still call it a pizza.  This is pass/fail, all or nothing, an you are not graded on a curve; there is no 'E' for effort.\n\nNow some will argue, but typically, 'Chicago-style' pizza has a thick crust and, in at least a couple of restaurants, the sauce and cheese layers are inverted, but the pizza HAS sauce (am I making my point here, or am I being too subtle?).\n\nDo yourself a favor, BJ.  Go to Chicago, and go to Gino's East, Pizzeria Uno, Due's, and Lou Malnotti's for a crash course in what 'Chicago-Style' pizza is, then come back here and fix this trainwreck of bread and cheese before you do any permament damage to the phrase 'Chicago-Style Pizza'; well, no more than you've already done.\n\nYour one saving grace is the beer you brew right on premises, otherwise this two-star review would be a one-star review, and I'd never have a reason to darken your doorstep, or subject anyone else to your bread with melted cheese on top.\n\nKeep up the good work on the beer, but fire the guy that came up with your pizza recipe and start over.  Then I may try another one of your pies; until then, I'll just stick to the beer.\n\nViewing it from that angle, then, BJ's has a nice bar.  Its a bit loud inside for a restaurant, but for a bar, its just fine, and they do have lots of TVs tuned to just about anything you could want to watch.\n\nCome for the beer, stay for the... beer.  But if I've been too subtle, and you missed the point- don't bother with their 'pizza'.
__label__2 I was pretty disappointed with our visit here, we were expected so much more. The food was actually pretty good. We got the appetizer sampler combo and there was plenty of food on it. The avocado eggrolls are the best! I was not a fan of the california club flatbread appetizer pizza. I like the texture of the crust, but not a big fan of the toppings. I did not think the aioli that was drizzled on it went well with the pizza. But, you may like it because my girlfriend loved it.\n\nThe big disappointment was actually the beer surprisingly. i actually enjoyed my hefeweizen very much. Light, full-bodied and flavorful. The red I tried wasn't very good however. My girlfriend's stout was a huge disappointment. It was actually one of the worst stout we have ever had. Not a lot of flavor and had a weird aftertaste. \n\nI actually had better experiences with the BJs in California more, I don't know why. Each chain is a little different I guess.
__label__1 Slow service and cold nachos. I did like the seasonal Red Beer but the food and service were disappointing. My family has been conning here for years and while the food was never amazing, it was consistent and what I expected. This time food and service was both poor. We waited for ever the check and finally had to grab someone after ten minutes of not seeing our server again. Next time I'll just have the beer.
__label__3 First, it's a really nice bar.  The bartenders and staff are just great!  If you love beer, get the sampler and try them out, but the red ale is the best in my opinion!.\n\nHaving very fond memories of the amazing tuna poke at Lulu's in Lahaina on Maui, BJ's was in for some steep competition.  They succeeded in a wonderful take on the dish.  The avocado egg rolls made my belly happy as well, and were NOT at all greasy.\n\nVery very good.\n\nLots of TVs to watch various sporting events.  Lots of fun!
__label__3 Fianlly a happy hour that made me happy.\n\nIf you want some great food and drinks on a current economy budget the daily 5-7 happy hr may be a good choice for you.\n\n$5 specialty drinks including a pomitini poured at the table. This drink was quite good and yes girly.\n\n$5 appetizers including a great seared Ahi with a Jicama carrot salad. The Ahi has well spiced and of decent quality.\n\nThere are other $5 options as well.\n\n$6 burger that looked huge and induced 2 onion rings and a challa roll for a bun. \n\nThere also is a $12 ahi burger that is more of a croquet style with 2 onion rings or a portobello burger too.\n\nThis happy hr is available at the bar era, or in the more relaxed patio. There are heaters on the patio for the cooler nights.\n\nWith thees prices we kept eating, and eating and yes eating. We left stuffed on great food.\n\nI recommended a side of the saluted mushrooms of the menu as they really enhance any meal.
__label__1 I recently dined here and did not have a good experience. I dine at steakhouses frequently, Hillstone group, capital grille etc. and this place has never been comparable. My filet had no sear, my boyfriends dad's fish was over cooked, the creamed spinach was like soup, burrata was a joke and the saut\u00e9ed spinach was over salted. There pour on glasses of wine are quite small too, no different ounce options. For the prices, go to Capital Grille! Pretty disappointing, especially the waiter with the southern accent giving us attitude for complaining about the soupy creamed spinach and not wanting to order there chocolate lava cake, lol. Chandler is pretty disappointing with there options of restaurants. Not worth the drive.
__label__2 So- I always come here for happy hour.\nI actually haven't had regular dinner at this location- ever.\n\nThe happy hour menu is pretty cool- it's limited, but the stuff is tasty.\n\nI have, however, had a problem with slow service here.  Frustratingly slow actually- which isn't expected for this type of restaurant.
__label__2 Tasty food, attentive serving staff and good drinks including a fairly extensive wine list. We've been here often and will continue to come, HOWEVER...\n\nWe had a couple of non-food related problems on our visit a couple of weeks ago. \n\nAs we waited for our table, my daughter purchased the three of us drinks at the bar to make the wait a little more enjoyable. After being seated at our table, we were hit up by the manager for a new bar-bill total. Their mistake. This was a bit uncomfortable and looked to the surrounding tables as if we tried to pull a fast one. Not a comfortable situation. It seemed to me as if they might have taken the small hit instead of coming to our table asking for a couple of dollars. \n \nThe other issue involved virtually non-existent ADA restroom access for a person in a wheelchair. This is huge for injured persons in wheelchairs and if you happen to be a para or quadrapaligic, forget about it. First, you will not be able to get into the bathroom stall unless you are quite creative and then, when leaving, you will find the main door opens inward and even if you are able to get hold of the handle in the small space provided, you won't be able to open it and move your chair at the same time. Imagine having to ask someone walking by to open the door to the bathroom door so you can get back to your table\n\nWith all the ADA tools available, an upscale establishment like this should pony up for a push button door control!
__label__3 Superb service! The food wasn't too bad either...\n\nWe ordered the spicy chili calamari. A little sweet, a little spicy...but just perfect!\n\nFollowed that up with the Main steak and a side of Fleming's potatoes (extra cheesy with jalape\u00f1os) and the specialty Parmesan crusted halibut topped with lump crab in a lemon/butter/cream sauce over saut\u00e9ed spinach....DELISH!\n\nBecause it was my fianc\u00e9's bday we ordered the lava cake. Takes 20 min to make but soooo worth the wait! Request to have Alan as your server - he's on point!
__label__1 Pork egg rolls have about as much pork as the vegetable spring rolls...not much.  Nothing like the advertisement.
__label__2 My wife and I rolled in here late yesterday afternoon to meet some of her friends. I dig joints like this as its relaxed and homey feeling. My eye immediately caught the huge vat barrel of salted peanuts at the front door - Score! Nothing like eating peanuts and chucking the shells on the floor or at other people. \n\nStarted off with a nice refreshing pint of Guinness which hit the spot and was on special. My wife and I ordered a dozen regular chicken wings to start.And by the way, when did that automatically become the norm to serve ranch with wings. I live for a while near Buffalo in Rotten-chester...eerrrr...Rochester New York and wings are definitely supposed to be served with Blue Cheese as the dipping sauce...I digress.\n\nAnywho, after I ordered I said to myself \"Dam, I forgot to tell her blue cheese\" and not the nasty ranch everyone seems to serve. When the wings arrived they were attractively plump and not dripping in wing sauce, which I find disconcerting, and low and behold there are 2 LARGE ramekins of sauce - one blue cheese and one ranch. Steven Tyler Pj's, Steven Tyler PJ's...nice call Teakwoods. The wings were really good too...I nearly canceled my dinner order and replaced it with more wings (and I should have). Only issue with the wing app there was only 4 measly pieces of celery garnished on the plate.\n\nFor dinner, I ordered the Caesar Salad with \"Grilled & Chilled\" shrimp. Sounded good...tasted awful...and for $13 bucks far from a good value. The salad itself wasn't bad but a Caesar should be mostly the hearts of Romaine and not inundated with the leafy crap.  I also overlooked the Caesar faux pas of the red onion rings...but the shrimp was unforgivable. My guess is the 13 dollar price point is based on the fact that it has shrimp in it and apparently the menu description of \"Grilled & Chilled\" shrimp actually in essence means cook a large batch of shrimp and throw them in the cooler until someone orders that salad we serve them in. That pasty mushy old shrimp taste is still in my mouth today...zoiks! Fresh grilled skewer of shrimp off the grill in the salad would have made a HUGE difference AND justified me throwin' down 16 bucks for it, which is how much you figure it costs with the tip. Maybe the owner should watch an episode of Chef Ramsey's \"Kitchen Nightmares,\" in fact any episode, and see how he preaches about the evils of the friggin' lazy cook it all ahead of time method. \n\nMy wife has been on Phase 1 of South Beach diet for 2 weeks and was totally cravin' a nice cheeseburger and fires. She was psyched to see sliders on the menu; however, they too were a HUGE disappointment, in fact she didn't even finish them. The bread was not moist and obviously stale, and the meat was dry and tasteless. They screwed up the fries...how do you screw up fries?  She said they were hot but dry and utterly tasteless...dude...some type of seasoning...any seasoning. \n\nTeakwoods did get 3 stars from which otherwise would have been 1 or 2 because the servers were cool and efficient, I liked the vibe, and free peanuts always pull me in like an electro-magnet. \n\nTwo parting words of advice for this restaurant \"Fresh Ingredients.\"
__label__1 What to say. Our waitress was so incredibly rude.  If my food wasn't good then I would give have given it one star. This was my first and last time going there. There is another bar/grill a few doors down that is so much better and less expensive. The only good thing about this place is that there are vegetarian items on the menu.
__label__2 Out of a dozen visits, its still a tossup if I'd recommend it. The service, food, and ambiance varies greatly from day to day and also lunch to dinner.\n\nThe good:\n- This is where I come for wings. They have a great selection of flavors & sauces, and after having wings elsewhere, I came back to Teakwoods. Generally, the wings are big, juicy, and slathered with sauce.\n-Daily specials, always something new\n-Peanuts at your table while you wait\n-TV screens everywhere\n-Live music on the weekends\n-Occasionally they offer Groupon deals- $15 for $30 of food? Yes please!\n-Happy hour specials (though I've never once made it here during their selected times)\n\nThe bad:\n-Drinks. Both alcohol and nonalcoholic drinks here leave much to be desired.\n   * The bartender has a very weak pour on their daily specials, so what looks like a good deal at $3.50 a glass will end up taking you 2x as many drink orders as normal.\n  * I think they use tap water for their teas and drinking water. It taste so horrible, I've had to send drinks back several times and I just don't order them now. If you are thirsty, get a soda.\n-Food quality during lunch hour. You'll have better luck around dinnertime, but slower service. Lunches here have been disappointing about 50% of the time. \n-During sports games, you do NOT want to bring your family here, even if its right after church. It will be super crowded and don't be surprised if you are seated next to a boisterous, foulmouthed gang of disrespectful adults who scream their heads off every goal.\n-Prices jumped 15% after they got voted 'Best of Phoenix' for their wings.
__label__3 When it comes to book shopping, I'm more of a get-in-and-go type than a browser. I usually go out to buy a book for a specific purpose (e.g., an upcoming trip where I'll have lots of down time), so I appreciate when bookstores lay out books in the front for quick selecting. Borders usually does a really good job of separating out some quick picks by type (new non-fiction, clearance, bestsellers), so it's a good fit for my book shopping style. \n\nI went to this location to pick a book for this upcoming weekend (my husband is taking the AZ bar exam early next week, so I'll have a lot of alone time) and quickly found something that looked interesting on the bestsellers table. The downside of Borders is that the prices are high compared to  buying a book online (my top choice is Amazon.com), but the upside is that it's easier to browse than on Amazon, where I usually find book shopping overwhelming if I don't have a specific book or genre in mind. \n\nThe staff at this particular location are friendly and the parking is definitely ample. There is also a Seattle's Best inside this location, a coffee shop I love, but I didn't buy anything from it on my first visit here.
__label__1 This place taught me all my basics as a competive swimmer when I was 10 years old although it's difficult to advance they only move up the kids that they like and can be a little biased, but what annoys me is that there is no challenge in the lesson it's way to easy and if competive swimming is really what you like then you need someone to really push you and make you uncomfortable so that you can become a better swimmer although lifetime swim really offered that to me!
__label__1 Food was ok the burritos come with just meat nothing else. So if you order the chicken burrito you are going to get a tortilla filled with shredded chicken. Their floutas were good I would go back for them especially with their salsa.
__label__3 The green tamales are delicious! LOVE THEM.
__label__4 This is some of the best Mexican food we have ever had.  Its kind of a dive, but at least 12 people came to pick up take out while we ate our food.  It was our first time there, so she offered us samples of some of their top sellers - green chili, red chili, shredded chicken and machata beef.  We had some of each of them and a chicken crisp (quesadilla).  It all tasted homemade. It is all served in foil plates, but who cares when it tastes so good!
__label__3 Been here a couple times for the XDC event and I've only ever really seen one track. BUT!!! When I do go, next to the track is a huge lake where people drive their different water vehicles and can do jumps I think if they want to go water skiing. I do get burnt when it's hot but when track doesn't get you burnt?
__label__3 I came here for the NHRA Finals on Sunday 10/16/11 and I had a great time. The last time I was out here was about 10 years ago for some Top Fuel Hydro races and honestly, not a lot has changed (except for pricing lol). \nAlso I think every ticket is eligible for pit area access now. Years ago you had to purchase a pit pass if you wanted to check that section out. If you do decide to visit the pit area be sure to stand behind a Dragster or Funny Car when they start it up. Its one of the coolest things you'll ever experience although its not recommended for the faint of heart. Once that NitroMethane fills the air around you your eyes, nose and throat immediately start to burn. It wears off pretty fast but its funny to see everyone running towards fresh air while coughing ( I won't lie, I was one of them).\n My overall experience was amazing although its probably better to go during the February races, due to the fact that its still pretty hot out there in October. \nBe sure to bring enough cash because everything is pretty pricey but thats to be expected. I think a large beer was about $9.50. GEEZUS!!! Oh and also plan on spending a good half hour trying to get out of there after the races. If you're not in a hurry to leave try to stick around because traffic is a nightmare right after the final race. You can waste some time by going down on the track, which, by the way is really, really sticky (one of my shoes almost fused to the track :D). Or you can buy some discounted food and drink but its definitely not a good idea to leave right away.
__label__4 Played it for a tournament and the enviroment was great! Played the Cat Tail course and had a blast. Conditions were great and staff was accomodating and nice. Received a \"free play \" voucher for the casino and ended up with 40 dollars more so all in all it was great day! Will return soon to play devils claw!
__label__0 I don't know what it is about this place, but they are bound and determined to get your order wrong. I don't know how many times I have come here and asked for no lettuce and every flippin time , there is lettuce! I have had to drive all the way back from San Tan Valley a few times to have them correct an order on other things as well. Just make sure you check your bag before you leave the drive thru or you will have to come back. And the drive thru is SUUUUUPPEERRR SLOW!!! You figure all the time they take preparing your order, they could at least get it right. I actually have a picture that I posted on fb of one particular order  that said on the reciept, \"No lettuce\" and guess what is just raining out of the wrapper all over my vehicle? LETTUCE!!! There is no excuse for service that slow, that can't even get the order right. I haven't been back there in about 2 years and won't go back. I'd rather drive all the way to Casa Grande to get my fix of tasty KFC chicken. And don't get me started on the Taco Bell side of things at this location.... Bleh!
__label__3 I've been here a few times now and I must say that I get the best and quickest service in town during a busy lunch hour. They have lunch sized portions at a good price. The wait is less than 10 minutes during lunch. We had a taco salad and a enchilada style burrito. Cost was less than $15.00 for the meal with water as drink of choice. Thursdays after 2pm until 4ish they have a 1/2 price special on some of their menu items. My only negative is that the place could feel a little cleaner.
__label__0 I am sorry to have to give this place a bad review but my experience last night was pretty bad.\n\nI ordered food to go, it cost me around $11 bucks for a plate.  I ordered cashew chicken and got 4/5 hot.\n\nI get the food home and was starving at this point.  The entree was basically soup; so soupy it was very messy to eat!  Not much chicken, good degree of hotness, too many onions, and I swear there were no cashews.  The white rice also didn't taste right to me, but that's easy to get wrong.\n\nAfter I ate it all I was still hungry and basically NOT very satisfied.  For $11 bucks I would have done better to eat panda express if I was craving some sort of asian.\n\nThe best part?  I believe they use MSG or too much salt or something, after eating I developed a severe headache which I went to bed with.  After drinking tons of water I hoped it would be better in the morning.  I was dead wrong.  This morning I woke up with a migraine and the same salty taste in my mouth that I can't get rid of from last night; I've never been sensitive to headaches in the past but today is simply unbearable.\n\nFor the money I would definitely advise avoiding this place.  Sorry Mint Thai!
__label__3 I've been there several times trying various menu items and all have been good. The Chicken Fried Rice (I always start with this on my 1st time in) was flavorful and had lots of chicken and vegetables. I have moved on to Pepper Steak and Mongolian Beef and a few others and they have all been quite tasty.
__label__3 Last time I was here I ordered the sesame chicken and scallop beef. I enjoyed the sesame chicken and the only thing that I didn't like about the scallops and beef where the scallops where just plain. Make sure if you pay with your ATM card they don't use it as credit like they did with me when I asked for debit so I wouldn't get charged credit card fees.
__label__2 As far as coffee shops go, this one ranks as \"OK\"... The beverages and snacks are good, but the staff could use a few lessons in charm, or at least what it means to work in the hospitality business. Product, pricing, location, selection and cleanliness all rank 4 or 5 stars, but the blank looks and extremely bored attitude of the people working here drag the businesses overall score down.
__label__0 Hubby and I used to come here all the time and we've always had good experiences. Lately when I've been on that side of town and wanted sushi, I'd go to Temari, remembering how good it used to be.\n\nNot anymore -- I made excuses for their decline in standards.\n\nI'm not sure if that sushi chef was being trained, etc, but the rolls were a bit off -- they fell apart easily and the fish just didn't taste as fresh as I remember it being. The rice for the sushi tended to fall apart far too easily -- that was pissing me off. I had more rice in my soy sauce dipping bowl than on the actual sushi roll itself. Yea, I was pretty peeved, but that was nothing compared to what had happened minutes before...\n\nTheir sushi menu is a bit confusing as well. I am used to a menu where you can check things off on the left hand side of the column, not the far right. I made the mistake of checking the box off to the left, thinking I was ordering california rolls and an eel roll. Imagine my surprise when sashimi arrived instead of nigiri.\n\nThey charged me for my mistake. It was an honest mistake and frankly, I love sashimi, but I've recently had a bad experience with sashimi in California that left me feeling like I was hovering close to death...I was in zero mood for raw fish. What should have cost me about $18 in sushi ended up being $30 for my mistake...lunch there used to cost me somewhere between $15-$20, including tip. When all was said and done, the bill was $42 for 2 people...and my cousin hadn't even ordered sushi!\n\nMy cousin had ordered the chicken teriyaki which she said tasted like they had just straight out added corn flour to soy sauce. She said she'd never had a bigger salt lick in her life. The chicken was overcooked and the only thing I *think* she enjoyed was the salad on her plate...oh and the rice that came with the meal.\n\nThe end of the meal came with complimentary ice cream -- as if that could make me think about coming back here again.\n\nThe service was fine, but I found the tables a bit sticky...like they didn't wipe it down well enough. I had forgotten how cramped it felt in there until I stepped through the doors.\n\nSayonara Temari...you lost a once faithful customer. I discovered Sakana and Four Seasons.
__label__4 Fantastic place for sushi in the east valley! Been going there for a few years now and have always had a great experience! My wife lived in Japan for 4 years and says it reminds her of the little sushi restaurants in Japan. The waitresses are always extremely nice...great place. Quality of fish is great! Rolls are fat and they always seem to have special rolls to challenge your taste buds. Highly recommended!
__label__3 Yum! Temari does sushi right! They have other items on their menu, but I've only had their sushi. The flavors in each roll are so unique, we ordered 3 rolls: spicy tuna, lollipop roll and their version of a volcano roll. \n\nWe have never tasted anything as good as these rolls. Very fresh fish, amazing taste, and the service was very nice too.\n\nThe place is pretty small, so expect a tight squeeze, but definitely worth while.
__label__1 The food is good but I do not understand how no one has addressed how slow and disorganized they are here. Still sitting here an hour later and we haven't gotten all of our food. Staggering is one thing but the first two came out after about 20 minutes, the third after 40 minutes and still no sight of the fourth. We've asked to close out and cancel the forth and there wasn't even an acknowledgement or apology for the wait. No prices for most of the rolls on the menu either and they don't itemize the bill. The table next to us was overcharged. Hopefully this is a bad night for this small business because the experience has not been a good one and I'd hate to see them go out of business because they're not adequately staffed.
__label__0 I took my cat in because he was obviously sick from something and they have a free exam for new clients. The veterinarian performed the exam and then explained to me that she thought it may be possible that he had swallowed a string, which was blocking his intestines. After attempting multiple times to convince me to pay for all the x-rays and possibly surgery, I ended up only purchasing the fluid shots because he hadn't been eating. \n   Before leaving, she tried to scare me into it one more time by saying that if he did not improve, that I should consider euthanasia. This offended me EXTREMELY considering that she had no idea what exactly was wrong, and that all she wanted was for me to hear that and decide to spend more money. I will never, no matter what, return to Val Vista Animal Hospital based solely on this experience.\n   Also, my cat is now perfectly healthy and needed no medical attention whatsoever.
__label__0 I will not recommend this vet. It is here to take your money. There are worse veterinary clinics than this one such as Arizona Veterinary Specialists. Their prices are lower. However when your vet needs emergency, one of ours did, you expect Your vet to take over when they are open. This is especially true, when the emergency vet (AVS) is charging thousands of dollars just for an IV drip and specialized (Level X) care. This care happens to be a metal fence in a backroom. \n\nThink carefully before you use them. I'd suggest using low cost vet and making sure that you keep animals healthy by regular dental cleaning and shots.
__label__1 I came to this shop because Discount Tire broke a stud while changing my tire. Discount pays for this repair only through Network. This will be the only reason I ever come back to this shop.\nI have been here in the past for repairs. Customer service is terrible and front desk is very unorganized. The first two repairs I had at this shop were fine. I came back for a air conditioning problem. Network told me that I needed a new air compressor at $1500. I didn't have the money at the time and chose to hold off on the repair. I ended up going to another shop for a second opinion and estimate. The other shop found the compressor was perfectly fine it was a bad seal on the compressor. I paid under a $100 for part and labor, I also was taken into the bay, shown and explained the problem. Network is a joke and embarrassment to the honest automotive shops.
__label__3 Great pizza and wings !! get delivery from here at least 3 times a month definitely recommend it
__label__4 Service is a little slow sometimes but very relaxed.  Food is very good and the combo for lunch is very creative and tasty.  My wife and I like a lot of their dishes but I have to go back each time and have their Yellow Curry Chicken.  It's great!\nIf you need a quick/fast food place then go to the burger joint.  I do recommend this place for their food.
__label__0 If you think Filiberto's is good food, then you will like this place.\nFish tacos were dry and as tasteless as the lukewarm beans and that fluffy rice thing.  I love Gilbert and want to support the mom and pop's but this is not good.\nHow has this place been around so long is beyond me.  I've driven by it for years and figured it must be great so finally gave it a try.  Bummer.
__label__2 First time here. In and out within 30 minutes. I usually HATE going to my oil changed because they try to get you to buy everything- esp when they see a young girl and let's face it I don't know anything about cars- the man was very nice and even took my word - no means no. Painless. Thanks!
__label__0 Very disappointing. Originally came to restaurant on a recommendation and was impressed, but after 5 years away i did not like the changes. The place has turned into a dive bar, and the servers are truly crabby. It is impossible to tell who is a guest and who is a server. The food is mediocre, service and atmosphere terrible. I will stay away from this restaurant and would advise others to do the same.
__label__0 HORRIBLE customer service!! After 10 years of my 5 children seeing them and hoping each time they might be more friendly or accommodating, but continuing because we live so close. We are done with you Mesa Pediatrics! We are paying customers with great insurance, you could care less. We are taking our money elsewhere!
__label__3 A Jamba Juice is a Jamba Juice is a Jamba Juice. If you have ever been to one before, you know what you are getting yourself into. Lots of fresh fruits and some baked goods. Jamba is one of my favorite places to grab a quick breakfast on the go. Try their oatmeal. It's great.\n\nThe special thing I have to add about this location is the great customer service. I really wanted to try the new Apples 'n Green, but I am allergic to mangoes. (Evil, evil mangoes) When the Jamba Juice guy saw my disappointed face, he told me it was no problem to hold the mangoes. Now that I know this, I can try all the smoothies I want! Thanks, Jamba Juice employees.
__label__2 An improvement over my last mexican meal here in Arizona, but just pretty average.  The chicken burrito was ALL chicken inside, not spiced or seasoned, just cooked chicken.  A bit dry as well.  The green chile sauce over the top was outstanding and the moist tortilla made up for the insides sort of sucking wind.  Tacos were a weird deep fried flour tortilla.  Not so good.  The tostada shell was soggy.\n\nGood service and nice decor, but just OK food.
__label__4 Awesome food
__label__3 Yum! Wasn't expecting this to be as good or as nice atmosphere wise. With a name like nando's was comparing it to filly bees, much better! Homemade chips and salsa. As a vegetarian I seriously appreciate the ability to order tacos, burrito, or chimichangas with veggies or potatoes! Plus you can't beat pitchers of Dos Equis! I took off a star because their guacamole tastes like it comes from a package. This place gets enough business to use real guacamole. Worth a taste if you're in the area!
__label__4 If you like a good \"hole in the wall,\" and really excellent high quality food, you will love the China Pearl. The food there is very well made and they use very high quality ingredients. If you go, be sure to ask for the salt and pepper shrimp (not on the menu) and be ready for a real treat.
__label__4 Dr. Driggers is amazing. I have two Uromastyx who he has examined and I wouldn't trust their care to anyone else. No complaints.
__label__3 Excellent food at an affordable price.  If Mexican fast food is your scene, there are few rivals to Filiberto's.  In my former life as a fast food aficionado, I found myself daily at the drive-thru window of Fliberto's ordering breakfast burritos.  All varieties excellent!  Huge burritos overflowing with yummity goodness.  Nothing hits the spot like breakfast at Filiberto's.  Now that I have reformed my ways of eating to embrace a healthier lifestyle, I still find that there are yummity healthy options like the pollo asado burrito minus the tortilla.  The salsa verde is excellent.  You can switch your flour tortillas for corn tortillas and ask for grilled options.  I have shopped around and still think Filiberto's is one of a kind.  Eat well. Be well.
__label__3 Been going here quite a few times lately. Enjoyed every visit overall. The Maiden Lane?(turkey sandwich), Arizona Sky and Minestrone were all delicious. The sloppy joe could have been better. Too much bun and not enough slop.\n\nThe creamy potato salad was weak. Very bland and flavorless.On the other hand the roasted sweet potato salad was quite the opposite. Could not get enough of it. Was really disappointed the last time I went and they were sold out.\n\nStaff has been nothing but great each visit.
__label__3 Wow, what a cool place! I went for the first time last night and had the farmer sandwich, it was fabulous. Service was great. Love the atmosphere and vibe here. The patio is especially nice when the weather is right. The menu is just salads, sandwiches and pizzas but if that's what you're looking for, give it a try.  I highly recommend Liberty Market.
__label__3 This is as good as it gets in Arizona.  We had a great time eating lunch in the really lovely place.  Joe who owns the place chatted us up and was just great.  He made us a great expresso drink and charmed everyone at the table.  It felt like I was in LA or San Francisco.  What a great little place!!! I only get to AZ a few times a year but will make a effort to stop by every time.
__label__2 My never-ending quest for amazing breakfasts led me to Liberty Market yesterday. This place is cool and shiny in a stainless steel, bedazzled, old farmhouse sort of way. The atmosphere is definitely the main thing the place has going for it-- always packed, always lively, new and hip. I also give it props for using obviously fresh, local produce and meat. \n\nThat being said, the breakfast didn't blow me away. I got a traditional combo of scrambled eggs, turkey sausage and a blueberry pancake. My date ordered the veggie scramble with a buttermilk biscuit and homefries. The pancake was delish-- super light and fluffy but the eggs and sausage were kind of lacking in flavor. Same went for my date's, though he said the biscuit was the best he's ever had and I'd have to agree. All this, plus their yummy display of desserts by the order counter, leads me to believe that Liberty Market knows how to bake but needs to add a bit of spice to its cooking. If I ever find myself in the boonies again, I would hit this place up (if only because there's not a whole lot of other options.)
__label__4 I tried the white pizza and picnic sandwich.  The pizza was the best white pizza I've had anywhere, and the sandwich was very fresh.  I look forward to trying breakfast here.
__label__3 Went on a Saturday morning for brunch, we waited a bit to order and get our food, but it was so organized and the system they use for ordering (while you're in line, someone assigns you a table, after you order they escort you to your table and then bring you your food when it's ready) and food delivery is so smooth you don't sweat it. I ordered their specialty pizza slice (GREAT!) and my husband had an egg/breakfast meal, I tasted and it was delicious. Can't wait to come back.
__label__2 Grew up in Phoenix but spent the last 10 years in LA where my food expectations have skyrocketed. I thought this place would still offer viable competition but the food was just okay. I think it's perfect for the audience so it's smart business making but nothing really exciting or original is going on here. They've stuck  to the basics and do well so can't fault them for that. \n\nDesserts are strong. The Salted River bar and the fruit tart were delicious.
__label__3 The place gets pretty crowded. The people working there were friendly. I tried one of their favorites - Picnic with sweet potato salad. The sandwich was very good. The salad on the other hand was simply too salty to go with the sandwich.
__label__3 Great food, always fresh and innovative items on the menu. The staff is very friendly and attentive to what's going on. I also like that much of their produce comes from local sources.
__label__0 Unbelievably uninspiring breakfast. Chilaquiles was cold so I got the biscuits and gravy. Dry biscuits and gravy under seasoned and lacking flavor. I have never posted a review on yelp but this meal was so bad I felt I had to. Nothing original on the breakfast menu..will not return.
__label__0 First time at Liberty and the last, it was expensive 29.00 for two people for a stack of pancakes with ice cold syrup and a side of 2 pieces of cold sausage, 2 scrambled ice cold dry eggs 1 saus. link and a dry biscuit, no butter/honey 1cup of regular coffee that they didn't bring the cup till after I got my breakfast and 1 apple juice. I think $29.00 is expensive for that plus it was all cold. When I told the waiter he responded with \"Oh my bad\" what the heck is that suppose to mean. Never again.....
__label__4 Hands down can not get enough! Atmosphere, food, employees, and location! one word BOMB!!!
__label__3 Get fuel here! Yay!
__label__0 DON'T USE THIS STATION!!!!! THEY PUT $126.00 CHARGE ON YOUR CREDIT CARD!!!!!!  I just got off the phone with them, as I thought someone had stolen my card when I saw my charge for $18.31 (I topped off my tank and bought a $7 car wash) and then another one for $126.00.  That's ridiculous!!!!!!!  This was NOT a debit card (I do understand putting a hold on those to make sure you don't spend the money before their charge goes through) but there is NO warning sign or anything.  I will NEVER go there again....my car won't even hold more than $50 worth of gas, and you'll have the actual charge as WELL as the $126 charge on there until they decide to take it off.  NEVER, NEVER AGAIN!!!!!  Fool me once, shame on you, fool me twice shame on me!
__label__1 Judging by the 5-star reviews this place has I can come to only 1 conclusion.... the people reviewing this place have NO concept of good sushi.\n\nI've been here a few times, most recently for the $18.95 All-You-Can-Eat sushi deal.  The AYCE deal is a rip off.  They only let you order 3 items at a time, have a very limited menu to choose from, take 20-25mins between orders, and they physically make the sushi different.... meaning when they fill an AYCE order they give you a huge lump of rice topped with a razor thin slice of fish.  When you order from the non AYCE menu they serve a proper nigiri.  Bullshit.\n\nNon-AYCE speaking their food is nothing to get excited about.... their rolls are sloppy and are boring.  The fish is not that good and frankly didn't taste of superior quality.  The atmosphere is loud, bright, and full of televisions.\n\nIf you have never left Gilbert and think Safeway has \"bomb sushi\", well you will be in heaven here.... otherwise you would be well advised to seek sushi somewhere else.
__label__0 Warning...DO NOT WASTE YOUR TIME OR MONEY AT THIS PLACE.  Just moved here, my boyfriend made an appointment first due to scheduling issues and I couldn't believe it when he came home and told me how this place conducts business.  He told them not to dilate his eyes as he wasn't having problems and the receptionist (not a nurse or doctor) told him HAD to do it.  Then at checkout even though he was only trying the contacts they collected money and ordered contacts instead of waiting until he went back for a follow-up to confirm that the contacts were the correct ones for him.  Sure enough a few days later he couldn't wear them, when he went back for his follow-up, they gave another kind to try.  I wasn't very impressed when he said they office staff was totally different and he saw a different doctor as well.  They didn't bother to set a follow-up so I've been waiting for a prescription or call for follow-up but apparently since they've already collected money from us and the insurance they were done.\n\n Finally today I had had enough of the foolishness and went to get a copy of the prescription, only to hear it had never been \"finalized\" by the doctor because there had never been a follow-up appointment.  I was absolutely appalled by the attitude of the \"receptionist\" when I pointed out they had never set an appointment or called, of course she was maybe 19 and acted like she had no common sense.  I demanded a refund of the money collected the day of the appointment for the contacts as there were never any contacts purchased.  According to the office manager,  they had used up the majority of the insurance benefit between the \"fitting\" and other services rendered and if they refunded any money we would have to pay for the fitting fee.  \n\nFinally I told them I know what they are doing is wrong, just as they do, which will be reported to the insurance; however, I'd rather go to a professional eye doctor and pay out of pocket for my boyfriend to have eye exam.  This office is obviously just looking to screw people out of money and don't care if they have to lie to do it.
__label__0 Zero knowledge about insurance billing and general office procedures. Office manager argues and has a bad attitude. I would not recommend this place, nor will I ever schedule another appointment. Go to Lenscrafters if you have Tricare/United Healthcare.
__label__2 I've frequented this location a couple times & I've never had an issue with them, service or food wise. I just enjoyed a peanut buster parfait & it was just like the picture, how many restaurants can say that!, lol  when I'm in the mood for DQ & I'm in the area I'll stop in here for a bite
__label__3 A very tasty place for breakfast.  I strenuously object to any place that doesn't serve hash browns, but really that's my only complaint.  They have a ton of different omelets/scrambles (you choose) and you can make your own.  Example: spinach tomato sausage bacon with american cheese.  As a scramble.  With salsa.  The coffee is good (I hear from my wife) and the cinnamon roll is a real treat.  Not the best cinnamon roll ever in a million years but a good 8.5/10.  \n\nIt is true that there can be a very long wait so plan ahead for sure.  You'll be waiting outside.  \n\nThey grill their wheat toast-solid.
__label__0 This restaurant has a sign up sheet outside the front door. It is very easy to keep tabs of our placement on the list. There were several names ahead of us when we signed in. Our family of 5 looked forward to breakfast. After waiting 45 minutes one couple was ahead of us.When the bus boy seated that couple, he also seated a couple who had just arrived, placing them at a large table for 5 or 6 people. It turns out one of the members of the couple was his brother. We complained to the manager about preferential seating of the second couple ahead of us. She would not acknowledge the problem or offer an apology. Instead she made excuses pointing to a previous customer name to cover up their mistake. Either she is clueless or a liar. We left and went to Biscuits and had a great meal. \n\nIf i could give this restaurant zero stars, I would have. The rudeness was an insult!
__label__1 Eggs where runny. Yolks where raw. Asked for a diet soda as I am diabetic and can't have juice. The waitress never brought my cold drink and thus I had to attempt to wash my hot food down with my hot coffee. I choked profusely. The waitress did her best to avoid our table with having had only 3 visits to our table. Once for drinks then taking our order and last to give us the check. No tip no return for us. Is customer srvc. Dead???
__label__1 Good cleaning, but way overpriced! I tried to negotiate a deal with the owner for regular dry cleaning (I clean about 40 pieces/month) and was shot down. Her excuse: We pay way too much for coupons and advertising. OK... I asked for the coupon price on the 20 pieces I had there and was refuted once again. Goodbye $120/month steady business???
__label__2 I've eaten here twice.  The 1st time I wanted to give it 5 stars & my wife leaned towards 4 stars.  Very nice ma & pa type place, friendly staff, fairly quick service, excellent selections.  The second time we went back the food was far less desirable, maybe it was the cook, I don't know.  I will probably go back again, I really Want to think the 2nd visit was the fluke and not the 1st visit.
__label__4 The sandwiches and fries don't get any better!  Homemade bread, beer battered fries...and the nicest servers around. Oh, and HUGE cups with speedy refills IF you ever need them.\n\nThe Gilbert location is small and nothing fancy - but it's always a good time at Flancers!  The Mesa location (newer, bigger - not as good food IMO)\n\nI almost always get the Prickly Pear sandwhich - - they marinate the chicken in some secret sauce and it is just so so good.  My husband almost always gets the Phily cheesesteak which he says is one of the best he's ever had.\n\nSometimes there is a wait and be advised, the waiting area is usually OUTSIDE. But if you must cram with the other patrons in the AC, they will be awesome Gilbert folks so it isn't all that bad:)
__label__4 My husband and I love Flancer's!  We've tried several sandwiches and salads, as well as a few of the appetizers.  Everything has tasted great!  The service is good, the waitstaff friendly and they have tv's if you don't want to miss the game.  If you are looking for some good food, in a casual, relaxed atmosphere from a local business, then I would highly recommend this place.
__label__1 Went to Flancers the first time this last week.  I got the Prickly Pear Caesar Chicken.  I was not a fan.  The dressing didn't taste much like Caesar and while the Prickly Pear flavoring was tasty, it seemed odd for a Caesar.  I got the salad when we could not get a wheat crust pizza larger than 10 inch for the hubbie and I to share.  He said the pizza was okay, but it didn't look appetizing to me.  The bread that came w/ my salad, loaded w/ parmesan cheese, was tasty, but for a carb watcher, too much.  Now that I think about it, I don't remember the taste of parmesan on the salad.\n\nMy biggest knock on the place:  the lager beer selection.  American lagers only.  I don't care for American lagers.  Bud Light makes me burp, a lot, and American lagers to me lack the flavor of a Stella, Phuket, Corona, Peroni, etc.  For a restaurant that offers beer pairings, they need to overhaul the lager selection for those of us not into ales.  I'd visit one more time if I could have a Stella w/ my meal, but with the lager selection, I can scratch them off my list.
__label__2 My wife and I ordered the goat cheese bruchetta (small size,) a burger, a philly steak and 2 soft drinks. The bill was $37 plus tax. Woah! \nThe other night we went to a bar, ordered 2 burgers, a soft drink, 2 bottles of beer and a large pitcher of beer for a little cheaper. \nThe food was good but nothing memorable. The service and atmosphere was the best part but I will not be back until the prices are lower.
__label__4 Love this little Mexican burrito shack! The carnesada is good! I love the beans and rice too!
__label__4 Best burritos I've ever tasted from NV to AZ! Seriously can't find anywhere comparable
__label__2 My group met here for a motorcycle ride. I'm rating breakfast only. It was decent. I had your basic combo of two eggs over medium hash browns, bacon and wheat toast w/coffee. My eggs were cooked perfectly. My bacon was just right. I don't know what it is about cooking hash browns but they cook one side so you eat the crunchy stuff and leave the rest. The coffee was hot and always full. The service was fast and friendly.\nDon't expect squeaky clean but not hazardous to your health.
__label__0 This course has an ok layout and a couple holes with nice views, however it doesn't make up for a rude staff that pushed us every other hole to keep a faster pace. They talked down to us and were being rude. Not even one \"hello, are you having a good time?\"  No courtesy at all, just rudeness. On a Sunday early morning we maintained a 4 1/2 hr pace while having to search for our balls in monsoon casual water collection areas and high rough. We let a 3 some play through and were not pushed much from behind, yet the staff kept harrassing us and threatening to make us skip a hole. What?? I have never had this experience at another course even if there was slow play that day.  Here, it wasn't even crowded yet they kept annoying us. What an unenjoyable day and waste of gas money to drive all the way out there.  Never again.  The 1 star is just for 3 nice holes on the mountainside, otherwise i'd try giving negative stars.
__label__1 Great course! However the locals (old people that could only afford to live on a golf course in BFE) think they run the place. The bartenders are pretty rude, as are the annoying messages they send your cart every hole (ex. Keep up with the group ahead... The same group you are caught up w and waiting on). They definitely over schedule the Tee times. I will say the course staff (rangers, food service) were great.
__label__1 Decent coarse, greens were a little fast as they were a little under watered.  The place is definitely a little over priced and snooty for it's location........  You are a golf course in San Tan Valley, the attitude and prices would be expected up in Snottsdale, but not in the middle of the freaking desert....
__label__0 Attempted to check this place out tonight because I heard it was good. I'm on travel for business and my company gave me an American Express card for all my expenses. Well after driving down here and just getting ready to order, I ask to make sure they accept Amex and sure enough they don't. Also they don't accept discover cards either so I left. They didn't seem to care.
__label__2 In my opinion, a good sushi experience relies heavily on subtleties.  First up, room temperature & vibe.  We were greeted and sat in a corner booth near a window.  Within 1 minute we realized it was hot so we decided to move to an adjacent booth situated under a ceiling fan.  We were promptly told that they might have to move us in case a large party arrived.  I guess I get that.  Seeing the room was 90% empty, I told her half joking that they would have to wait a few minutes since it was our 18th anniversary. Blank stare retort.  Room temp/vibe - FAIL.  Next up, drinks.  An ice cold Sapporo is sort of my go-to with sushi.  It was cold-ish, not co-o-o-ollld. My wife's wine was fine.  Drinks - Meh.  Next up, Appetizers.  Salad - great, miso soup - great, shrimp tempura....wha? More like Sam's club breaded longish shrimp.  We were not served shrimp tempura but I didn't make a fuss since they tasted pretty good.  Edamame were barely warm.  Appetizers - FAIL.  Next up, Entrees.  The rolls were really good, Rainbow, Boston.  Salmon and tuna nigri were really good too. Yellow tail was not.  My wife had beef teriyaki which she said was not good, bland.  Entrees-GOOD!. (I have to cancel out the teriyaki, cuz this is a sushi place.) I can forgive the low par yellow tail too, we ARE in the desert. They really should not have served it, though.  Oh, our server was super nice but not personable or genuine, almost too nice. She did a good job.  Service - GOOD.\n\nOverall, not bad.  I have been here before for carry out rolls and will likely come back for that vs dine in.  I think a little focus could make this quaint place a gem.  They just missed the mark in a few important areas.
__label__1 We used to love this place and would come weekly.  My wife is a regular here and has in the past thought very highly of Mikado.\n\nLately the food quality has dropped quite a bit and the service has suffered.  We aren't sure if we will be coming back.
__label__0 I'm completely baffled on how this got the better review then the  Sushi Room a.k.a. Rock Lobster. We were trying to step out of the box I'm going back in the box. \n\nThe wait staff was very friendly. \n\nThe food was absolutely disgusting. I kind of felt bad because they were nice so we just told them we were full and took it to go. I threw it away in the garbage outside the restaurant and drove to Rock Lobster for takeout. I will not make that mistake again. \n\nThe sushi was so big I couldn't put it in my mouth and it fell apart!  It just tasted terrible plus there was no flavor. I have nothing more to say.
__label__3 We frequent this location, as it's nearest to our house.  I do agree with other reviews that it's slloooooowwww to check out here.  However, when you do interact with an employee here, all of the employees are very helpful, knowledgeable and friendly.  One employee who has helped us quite a bit is Jim.  He's always super helpful, but he can get a bit disheveled when things get busy in there.  Nonetheless, Jim goes above and beyond to ensure you are doing the right thing for your pool and helps in any way he can.  Overall, a decent place to get your pool chemicals, water tested or buy some new floaties.
__label__1 Normally I have a strict policy against leaving the house on Saturdays due to all the people out running their errands and running over whoever gets in their way, but this morning, Captain Douchebag next door decides to fire up all his power tools at 7:00 a.m., so I thought, what the heck....I'll go out and knock out the stuff on my list.\n\nI had already had a bad experience at Target.  Grabbed a cart, which happened to come with a dirty diaper!  WTF is wrong with people?  Then I got behind a woman who kept trying 14 different maxed out credit cards and it took me forever in the check out lane.  I am not having a good feeling at this point.  I should have gotten a breakfast burrito and immediately gone home.  But I had one more stop that I really wanted to make.  \n\nI had a book on hold at Hamilton Library that I needed for a class, so I thought I'd swing in there a little after 9 and pick it up.  Now, I am the first to admit when I'm wrong, and at the time I truly thought their Saturday hours were 9-5.  I walk in, find my book, and start using the self-checkout.  Suddenly I hear, \"WHAT ARE YOU DOING IN HERE?!?!?!?!?\"    \n\nUh.....this is a library....I'm not sure what else I'd be doing.  \n\n\"WE ARE NOT OPEN!  HOW DID YOU GET IN?!?!?\"  \n\nI pointed to the door that I always come in, and said, \"The door right there.\"\n\nAn older gal who has the same hairdo Priscilla Presley had when she married Elvis, proceeded to totally attempt to make me feel like an idiot.\n\n\"YOU CAN'T TAKE THAT!\"\n\n\"Do you mean I can't take the book I just checked out?\"\n\n\"DID YOU SEE THE SIGN OUT FRONT?  YOU CAN'T BE IN HERE!!  ARE YOU FINISHED?  OUR HOURS ARE 1-5.  YOU NEED TO GO DOWNTOWN!! WELL GO AHEAD!!\"\n\n\"I'm truly sorry if I startled you, but don't you open at 9?\"  \n\n\"THAT IS THE DOWNTOWN LOCATION ONLY!  THERE'S A SIGN OUT FRONT!  WE ARE NOT OPEN!\"\n\nHer diatribe was filled with many sighs and eye rolls.  Oh boy.  Her Monday-Friday job must be with TSA.  \n\nThen I said something that's just as dorky as saying, \"oopsie daisy\".  I said, \"Jiminy, I didn't mean to upset you.  Sorry.\"\n\nJiminy.  Oh yeah.  Who says that?  I'm a dork.  She caught me off guard.\n\nMaybe it's because in my day job I frequently have to correct people and I do it in a way that's friendly, at times humorous, and educational so they actually learn.  It's not rocket science, but yelling at and berating people doesn't really tend to work very well.  \n\nNormally I find this location slightly frustrating anyway.  I've learned to avoid the peak high school comings and goings, but they put up a one way only sign for the library parking lot, and if you follow the sign, on weekends, it takes you to a locked gate.  Makes no sense.  So, I have to turn around and go against the one way, which everyone else does anyway because the entrance/exit is right on Arizona Ave.\n\nAs I left, I realized I should have asked her, \"Who left the door unlocked?\"
__label__2 Best wings ever (besides Zipps Golden wings...)! We order a bucket of hot to go and can't wait to get them home! Other things we've tried aren't the greatest, except for the fried calamari. Super good and not chewy like most I've had. Their new patio is really nice and looking forward to the cold nights when they have the fireplace going.
__label__4 To start, this is my first Yelp review! So here it goes! \nThis is one of the best \"Dive Bars\" I've experienced. Great Bartenders, very friendly and attentive! Good beer selection, they have Blue Moon & Kilt Lifter so I approve :). Regular drink prices are not that bad!!  They have HUGE portions of food that I ate way too much of....and also for a really decent price. We started with a 1/2 dozen sweet chili wings. Holy. Moly. Huge wings, and beyond delicious! Next: the burgers. Another Holy. Moly. moment. They had to be at least a 1/2 pounder! I ordered the California Dreamin' Burger with Swiss, Bacon, and Avocado: YUMM!! You can also get this with chicken instead of as a burger, but I just had to splurge! What made this burger even more worth purchasing is that I have the other half of it saved for another lunch or dinner :) The atmosphere is great. Lots and lots of TV's for those sports fans, but they also play non-sports shows too for people like me to be entertained by :) They even have individual TV's at each booth! It is a very clean and fun place to hangout with friends. \n5 stars in my book. Everything about this place was enjoyable!
__label__0 OK, so I went back in today to give another shot on having my horrible nails fixed. Epic fail. The lady who did my \"fix\" was named Jennifer. She seemed very aggitated at me like it was my fault her employee screwed my nails up so bad. While filing my nails with the machine, I had to pull my nail back several times for how harsh she was being. I have never had a fill hurt so bad. To top it all off, she didnt ask me about shape and filed them the way she wanted, which is not the way I like! She went to paint the whole nail and never asked me. I only get tips done. She was throwing my hands and tapping them instead of actually talking to me like a human being. Then they sat me in a chair where I had to sit at a horrible angle to dry the gel topping. I didnt even get so  much as an apology for the bad craftsmanship, At one point she even began pointing at my nails and talking in a language I dont understand, undoubtedly talking bad about me. I get my nails done every 2 weeks and I will spend my money elsewhere. This place is horrible. Not to mention, the salon was very dusty and not maintained well with cleaning.
__label__1 Their pizza isn't always fantastic if you order a lunch special but thats to be expected since it is a lunch special and it's not cooked right when you order it. \nMy last visit there was pretty bad, as I was halfway through eating my meal, I noticed a couple of cockroaches under a table a few seats down from me.  1 cock roach was dead, the other one was hanging out with his dead buddy.  Needless to say, I may have overreacted a bit, but my food just began to taste awful (Yes I know thats just in my head) and I had to throw my food away and leave.  \n\nI'm sure they'll improve next time but I don't feel as though I'll be returning for a little while.
__label__3 play it.
__label__4 Played January of 2011($60).This is quite simply the best golf course I have ever played! Water everywhere, I probably left at least a half dozen balls in the lakes and I still had a blast. Homes surround the course, but lakes seperate them and dont really come into play, they actually ad to the beauty of this course. The course was in immaculate condition. I dont play resort golf very often, from the friendly and helpfull cart guys to the bartender, I was very impressed with the service. Troon Golf now has a reputation with me, I will forever compare all courses to this one. Will definately play this course again when I return.
__label__0 Find a different frys supermarket if possible. This location is really busy.  I have had to complain to management a few times for not having enough registers open,  not enough baggers and not restocking items that are out. Every time it gets better for a couple days but it soon degrades to the same situation.
__label__4 Cornerstone is what one may call a \"Mega Church\" and it is mega-sized for sure.  But the interesting thing I have found is that the size of the church actually enables it to be whatever you want it to be.  Sure, you could come to Sunday services every week for a year and never see the same person twice, but if you are looking for a deeper community, there is literally something for everyone.  Be it a class, small church, support group, or other gathering, you can find whatever is right for you for your place in life.  Or if it's the anonymity of a large church you're looking for, that's definitely possible... with smiling faces all around and a really great energy.\n\nCornerstone offers a coffee shop/cafe area, bookstore, a ton of volunteer opportunities, men's ministries, women's ministries, retreats, mission trips, top-tier worship leaders, sermons that dig in to the bible and provide real-life context, and thoughtful kids programs.\n\nYou can feel confident dropping your children off while you're at the service, because they will be cared for by background-checked, well-trained individuals ready to teach your kid the week's bible lesson!  Babies mere weeks old are welcome, and the older kids have fun activities every week.\n\nCheck out a service to see what it's all about, and stop by the information booths for further direction!
__label__4 Very spacious and clean. They have two train that ride around the park. I think I like riding on it even more than my daughter! They also have a carousel, two playgrounds and two snack shops. I rate this the number 1 park in Phoenix!
__label__4 Took my nieces here a few weeks ago. Great place for kids of all ages. Very inexpensive too so that was a bonus.
__label__2 This is for the Sunday night concert series. If you like families and dogs and strollers and people running around your blanket and trains blaring their horns and lousy sound systems and parking from hell, the Sunday night concert series should be on your radar. My chunky date and myself found a decent location away from the stage, but still experienced most everything previously mentioned. None of it really bothered us too much, so if you can endure all of that or actually somebody with multiple dogs and kids, then this is your piece of cake. The Scottsdale douchebag factor was not in effect, but you will have to arrive early to get a spot across the street. Now, it might have been more crowded due to holiday weekend, but who knows unless I go again which I doubt.
__label__2 This is about the fourth visit to Goldmans and although a lot of people rave about it, I don't think it's as good as Chompies.\nI had the pastrami sandwich on this visit, and although it was good, it simply doesn't have the flavor that Chompies has. \nThat being said, it's still a good choice for a big deli sandwich, and a good value when considering the size of the sandwiches.\nTheir breads are very fresh, and portions huge, but still, not as tasty as Chompies....
__label__1 I like small businesses. \nI like low prices. \nThis place is both - and I still don't like it. \n\nThey carry cheesy, plastic jewelry which has come in handy a few times for theater but other than that most of the jewelry is to be desired. \n\nIt's usually pretty dim in there, and the owner always smells strongly of stale smoke. \nShe posts photos of shoplifters she caught on the wall - whereas I understand what she's trying to do - it makes me feel weird. \n\nAnd to be honest, the owner is... well she's rude. She seems to think she's doing all of us a favor by BEING there - which I suppose is true. Her prices are ROCK BOTTOM for cheap watch batteries, and simple jewelry repair. But at this point in my life, I'd prefer to pay a little more for better (less pungent) service.
__label__1 As far as a company, Famous Footwear treats me really well.  But this review is specifically for this location. \n\nThe selection available at this store is just terrible.  This might as well be an outlet store. \n\nAfter stopping in several times over the past 10 years, I've never even seen a shoe, sandal or boot I actually wanted to even try on.  \n\nI order most of my shoes online through Famous, but the location at Tempe Marketplace usually has a decent selection.  Head and shoulders above the selection here.
__label__0 AVOID LIKE THE PLAGUE!\n\nFrom the moment I spoke about getting a car wash to the moment I left, I regretted being there. Terrible customer service, I don't mind emotionless service but don't be rude to me, I don't need your service, plenty of other car washes I can take it to. Which I will be because I will never return nor recommend. Whole demeanor changes once they realize you don't want their 'detail' or 'windshield replacement', even the cashier is downright terrible. Luckily, I had a bunch of free coupons for the wash they've been putting in parking lots, cause the quality is about the same as a $5 automated car wash and not worth the hassle.\n\nNEVER AGAIN!
__label__3 Went because of their $50 gift coupon.  The two for $99 filet and lobster tail special with sides and dessert was perfect.  Not Caesar salad fans but this one was tasty and the fresh bread was a nice start.  Fresh margaritas were made just right.  Leftover dessert came home with us.\nWill definitely return for their attention to detail.
__label__4 Now I know what everyone thinks, \"This is a chair restaurant, why are you bothering with a review?\" \nWell, two reasons, one they have amazing service and two - I ate the MOST outstanding burger since I moved to AZ.  I arrived at 6:30 - waiting patiently for my 2 friends who were leaving the country for good, a little goodbye party.  \nMy waitress was the sweetest person I had met and she really cared about her job and the tables she was dealing with.  I couldn't help but love her.  I ordered food and drink off the Happy Hour Menu - and let me stop here to explain this amazing situation: $5 food, martinis and wine - ARE YOU SERIOUS?  (as a heart attack)\nAnyway I was still waiting on my very late friends and wanted to stick in their 2 drinks before happy hour ended - and the lovely waitress ordered them, but waited to bring them, because she doesn't want them to have warm drinks - Can you believe this amazing service? \nLets move into the Burger, with peppered bacon and cheddar cheese.  Huge onion ring, and a little wedge for my burger.  I have no clue what sauce was served, but it was outstanding too.  I scarfed half the burger and could barely save the second half for my BFF (who still wasn't there).  The BBQ Shrimp, Calamari and Ahi Tuna all were amazing and I cannot rave enough. \n\nI really appreciate staff and the restaurants they work at that go that extra mile.  They easily could have made me pay full price for the additional 2 beverages, but they didn't and its those little gifts that earn a review like this and a pat on the back!!
__label__4 Amazing happy hour! Spendy but not at happy hour.
__label__3 I stumbled across this place while looking for lunch. Great hole in the wall, everything looked delicious. I had the gyro, not too shabby.
__label__2 OK,\n\nPizza delivered to my hotel.  Check.\nOpened up the box and the pie looked delicious. Check.\nPizza had ingredients as requested. Check.\nPizza cut in squares, like a true Chicago pie. Check\nPizza cut all the way through the dough. EPIC FAIL.\n\nMy oh my.  When you pick up a slice (Chizona's cuts the pie is squares) you want to pick up a slice with all of the ingredients on top of the slice.  Three of us (two who never had a Chicago style thin crust) and not one slice was cut all the way through.  In a hotel room, with no cutlery we tried our best to keep the ingredients on top of each slice, but pulling apart slices, that are not cut, created an awful mess.  We ended up with a bunch of hand pulled empty slices, and trying our best to put the ingredients on each slice.  We gave up.\n\nIf you cant cut a pie, which is so Pizza 101, than you create a crappy experience for your customer.  \n\n3 stars for the fresh ingredients, great sauce, the owner adding some Giardiniera (very fresh and tasty). Minus 2 stars for the mess that was created by the pizza not being cut all the way through.\n\nI had so much higher hope's.\n\nStay hungry my friends...
__label__0 Terrible customer service and website cost me $100 as their website let me place an order online, while I had an installer working on the project. I got an email saying it was ready for pick up and was 10 miles away from home before they called me to say they did NOT have any of what I needed. I had checked twice in the two days before today to make sure they had stock at other stores as my local store was out. \n\nSo since I was driving I asked them to check stock at other stores (as I had already checked the one 3 miles from my house). She told me there is NONE anywhere in the state as it is special order. \nSo I sent the installer home, and now it is going to cost me another trip charge to come back to finish the job.\n\nSo then I call their Corporate 'Customer Care' line who finds stock 25 miles from my house and tells me they can give me 10% off for my trouble. I already had 10% off on line from coupons so this was insulting. Then they promised to call me back, and never did.\n\nBetween their website that will tell you one store is out of stock and another has stock even though they have NONE, and a Customer Service person giving out mis information, I will have to spend my time and gas to go get the products, and pay an additional trip charge to my installer. At least if the Customer service person took the time to check, I could have driven and gotten the product and gotten my project done today, with 'just' my time and gas being wasted.
__label__1 I don't think I saw an employee for the first 10 minutes I was in there. Once I basically ran into one he was helpful.
__label__1 I ordered custom counter tops and had them installed by Lowe's in my laundry room. The color was what I had been looking for in a quartz. The installers somehow scratched (must had been with a saw) the top of the counter top. I complained and they came out and \"fixed\" it by polishing a small section. Now I have a shiny spot in the middle of the counter top.\nI am so disappointed. I spent $2000 for this and see the shiny spot every time I walk through the room. They are functional, but this is so disappointing. Don't have any custom work done.
__label__3 Best place to get a watch battery changed, have your jewelry repaired or buy second hand beautiful and unique jewelry. Don't be fooled by the other jewelers who want to charge you more money if you own a Movado or other high end watch, the competitor's  18-25 dollar batteries don't last any longer  and DO NOT affect the timing! Many Rolex owners discovered this gem of a place. They also have the add a pearl necklaces with the pearls sold separately.\nNancy is a struggling business woman who has a kind heart! Don't be dismayed by the lack of fancy furniture in the shop, the work is quality.
__label__2 Very similar to Filibertos in price and quality. Good with mass quantity. The place is small, and pretty simple.
__label__1 I am sttill struggling to find sushi that compares with Zushi Puzzle or Sushi Bistro in San Francisco or with my all time favorite, Sansei in Maui.  I was optimistic about this place based on reviews, but it really is just average.\n\nThe atmosphere is pretty good, nice and clean, makes an effort at seeming Japanese.  Portions were very large and we did over order.  Nigiri was fresh.  The waitress either got our order wrong or the shrimp tempura roll looked and tasted like eel and the spicy tuna roll was not spicy.  When asked, she insisted that the plan tuna roll was actually a spicy tuna roll.  It didn't make sense because spicy tuna was delivered as part of the hand roll special and that was actually quite good?   The Eel tempura roll was quite tasty.\n\nI hate fake crab...its bad enough in a California roll, but horrible in a hand roll special, I mean why bother?  All the special rolls are just variations on California Rolls (again, with the fake crab).  I like a combination of nigiri and rolls, but there's just not a lot of imagination here.\n\nIced green tea was very yummy.\n\nMay or may not go back...still searching....
__label__3 Great neighborhood sushi restaurant.  Happy hour is super cheap.  Buy a beer and get a 50cent app?  Sign me up!  My friend and I ordered around 10 rolls and orders of sushi plus a couple beers and our bill was only $50.  Sushi was fresh and good quality.  All the rolls we ordered were delicious.  4 stars only because the service was a little slow, but they only had 2 guys rolling sushi for the entire restaurant.
__label__1 You will find here:\n\n1) mediocre frostbitten sashimi\n\n2) scallops that will get you sick\n\n3) a den of witches. \n\nThe first two are self explanatory. The third will be explained in detail.\nThe food here is okay run-of-the-mill americanized sushi. Three star fare. The ambiance is good so that miiiight bump things up to a 3.5 star.\n\nHOWEVER the unique service forces me to ding my rating down to a two.\n\nThe waitresses here are chinese. I am chinese. I also understand chinese. So when the waitresses conspire to secretly sell my coworkers and i their crappier alcohol, i understand what is going on.\n\nCome on.....  \n\nHiro is where it's at.
__label__4 I went here today for lunch   Needing time away  from work so I drove to sakana I walked in, the place was very busy right off the bat I was greeted with a big hello and smile ......thank you I had the savanna lunch special 9.99 which included miso soup a nice salad  6 or so pieces of fish 6 pieces of rolls and a smoked salmon tempura roll  thing very good and plenty of food
__label__4 FOR LUNCH ONLY!!!!\n\nCame here the other day for lunch because I had heard about the lunch special. It was a little confusing at first because the specials are written on a dry erase board and are not on the menu. But for $10 you get miso soup, a side salad and a huge variety plate of sushi. This is an unreal deal. I'd literally come here EVERY day for lunch if I could.
__label__4 eaten here for 10 years, best sushi ever, fair prices and very nice people
__label__0 I am a little confused as to how this place got so many good reviews. Perhaps I went at the wrong time.\n\nI went to Sakana for dinner and not only was the service pretty bad, the food was disappointing as well. Our hostess was impatient and forgetful. Everything at Sakana is just a variety of a the California roll and they are super generous, not in a good way, with the imitation crab. If you aren't too picky about sushi and are itching for some rice and imitation crab, this place is definitely the place to go.
__label__1 This course is fine to play, however we have experienced two issues that need mentioning.  \n\nFirst, one of our foursome recently had his first ever hole in one here at Silverado.  After the round, we mentioned the feat in the pro shop - and you could have heard a pin drop.  No fanfare whatsoever.  Other courses generally offer to take the information down for publicity purposes - or at least offer hearty congrats - but not here.  \n\nSecond, I recently attempted to make a reservation using a 2-rounds-of-golf certificate I had won at a local golf tournament.  The head pro answered my call to the course, and advised me that the course was closed for two weeks for overseeding.  My certificate expired in one week, so I asked if he could honor it right after the course reopened.  You guessed the answer .  .  . . . . .\"No.\"\n\nSo it will be a long thime before my shadow again graces this particular course.
__label__1 This review started as one about Chompie's at the PV Mall. We will never again go to this Chompie's.  See below:\n\n\"We have been going to the Chompie's on Shea for over two years and really enjoyed the Hometown NY food and atmosphere. It reminded us of all the good things that you would find at Katz's in lower Manhattan. \n\n\"Okay, so why the setup for another Chompie's location?  Well the last few times at the Shea location we sat and waited, and waited(15 mins or so) for our waiter to come by and ask us for our drink order. Hey, when you're busy that's to be understood -- but our waiter was on break most of time and the place was half empty.  Also, it seems whenever we asked for anything (pickles, napkins, etc) our waiter seemed fairly indifferent to us.  It happened a few more times on different visits and so we had enough. \n\n\"Well, our trek in the desert has been rewarded. This Chompie's (PV Mall) is everything the other one wasn't.  The wait staff came by immediately and ask about our drinks order & offered suggestions on different menu items. We were thrilled. We didn't realize there was another Chompie's nearby.  And the food was great (just like the one on Shea)!\n\n\"From now on we will shlep the extra 10 minutes to the PV Mall location and will try to forget all about the other one over on Shea.  If you're into Katz's and some Catskill theater then you might enjoy the Chompie's on Shea, we didn't!\"  When the wait staff stand around talking while you're hungry, it's a real mood kill.\n\nSo go to Chompie's at the PV Mall and enjoy the food and service and feel free tip generously.  Oh, BTW there's a ton of parking available at PV another difference in their favor.  Enjoy!
__label__4 I go out a lot... my fridge consists of Lea & Perrin Worcester Sauce and bottled water... so when I say this place had one of the BEST breakfast places... it is my favorite meal of the day and I think I've tried EVERY breakfast joint in AZ.\nI think I have tried everything on the menu, but I have to say if I had to pick just one... it would be the corned beef hash.  The lunch and dinner menu has so many choices that I've been here at least a 100 times and I don't think I've ordered the same thing twice. Everything is a standout, but if I had to say what menu item would a new customer not leave without trying... is the Matzo Ball soup!! Absolutely the best I've had (sorry grandmother!).\nI've been to the other 3 locations and they are all great with wonderful service and quality food. The Scottsdale location decor is probably a little drab while the other locations are more updated, but the location is superb and easy to find.
__label__3 Although I think on some level the atmosphere (how many Jewish delis are there in the Phoenix area?) and mammoth proportions somewhat overshadow how good the food at Chompie's actually is, at the end of the day this is a solid restaurant with good food.\n\nI have only been to this location one or two other times prior to this last visit (and it/they were both a LONG time ago), but I have been to the Tempe one from time to time when I'm in town for a visit & despite the different layouts (for some reason this one \"feels\" more like a Jewish deli), the food & service at both locations are similar.\n\nI don't like pickles at all, but it's nice that they put them out at your table like some restaurants do w/bread, chips/salsa, etc...\n\nThe menu here is HUGE and breakfast is served all day, which I like. Last time I was here I had a chorizo & cheese omelet, and it came w/home fries (I think I could have substituted them for fruit or cottage cheese, but I was on vacation) and a bialy (can substitute w/bagel, English muffin, or toast). This was a TON of food. The omelet & homes fries were a bit greasy, but hey, they were good. I do LOVE that Chompie's serves bialies! \n\nThe service here can be a bit slow, but nothing TOO much worth complaining about. At the end of the day Chompie's is a solid spot.
__label__3 Update:  The Chompies in Scottsdale sent us a gift card to apologize for our experience.  That was not necessary although we did accept and we used it last night.  We did go to the location near Chandler mall and had a wonderful meal and experience.  The hostess and wait staff were pleasant and the food was very delicious.
__label__3 Place has great food! Service was slow due to how busy it was but well worth the wait.\n\nHighly recommended place for breakfast!
__label__0 Coming from Michigan which has one or two outstanding Deli's, Chompie's was a huge disappointment.  Their corned beef was lousy compared to Vienna brand.  Their prices are beyond ridiculous.  I will continue my search for a good Jewish Deli in Arizona.
__label__4 I am from New York was looking for a good ny style deli found Chompie's figured I'll give it a try they have great matzah ball soup seen man vs food slider challange had to try it they have awesome Jewish sliders with lots of gravy yummmy will be back again
__label__3 Love this place! They have the best Reuben sandwich around town. I always get mine on sourdough and a side of extra thousand Island. At $15 it is well worth the price and a great treat.  Make sure to get it with pastrami as this is the best cut of meat that is so tender juicy and flavorful and completes the Ruben.
__label__0 This place was recommended to me so I decided to try it out. BIG mistake. I tried their Jampong soup and it was the WORST Jampong and worst soup I have ever had. The noodles weren't fresh...infact they tasted like they had been frozen for 5yrs too long. Extremely mushy and not edible. The soup was bland and was not proper Jampong soup. I think they mixed a couple sauces together with water and called it Jampong. The seafood and beef were dismal and the shrimp that was in the soup wasn't cleaned properly. Please do us all a favor and take this so called Jampong soup off your menu.
__label__4 Hands down the best restaurant around. If I were to take one place to a desert island, it would be Houstons. BridgetZ gives me a hard time because it's a chain, but she was also spoiled by living in Manhattan for a while. I still bet she'd put it in her top 5. Things I love:\nHamburger (best in town)\nSpinach Artichoke Dip \nRibs (best I have ever had)\nAhi Tuna Salad (if you are needing to keep it light)\nChicken tenders
__label__4 My place for a steak anywhere and always.\n\nTheir service is consistently good and their food quality is top notch.  \n\nIn 20 plus years of dining with them I've only had 2 mediocre steaks and both times the staff exceeded our expectations in correcting the matter.  Wine selection used to be better with more Spanish and Argentine options.  Get rid of the Malbec che.  Es puro pedo.  Dame Rioja, Bonarda o Cabernet.
__label__4 Always satisfying and never a let down!\nEverything we ordered was cooked to perfection.\nEach steak was juicy and the seared tuna was excellent!\nThe atmosphere here is comfortable with traditional flare.\nA really nice place to spend any meal!
__label__0 I discovered Houston'swhile in Atlanta on business in the 90's, and have been a great fan.  After I moved to Scottsdale in 1999, I became a serious regular and found Houston's to be a 5 star experience every time.  It was a great relationship until the changes started a few years ago.  First, their wonderful Filet disapppared for awhile, unimpressive sushi was introduced, then the Shashimi Tuna Salad disappeared, and the Phoenix location was rebranded as Hillstone.  (I ate at Hillstone twice and then gave up on it...corn on the caeser salad - a southwestern Shashimi Tuna Salad - really?)  But back to Scottsdale, where I have the most history and the strongest relationship.  They had wonderful staff who, even if I wasn't around for awhile, remembered my name and nearly all of my preferences.  Every one of them have recently left.  Service now is ok, but not great.  A high level of attentiveness is a thing of the past.   Of course, over the years the prices have increased but in the last few they have really been increasing, while portion sizes on items like salads, have dwindled.  Houston's has never been inexpensive, but I am happy to pay to have the food that I want.  Therein lies the rub.  My last two visits were so bad that I am determined not to go back.  \n\nMy very favorite - the shashimi tuna salad - is history again.  Although the offered, if I wanted to pay the price of the $24 Flying Tuna Platter, to fix me something sort of like it, but not with the dressing or other elements that I loved.  I ordered fries, but they have lost their snap, and I had to pick little bits of fiber off of them.  The manager explained that they were burlap fibers from the bags that they use.  I didn't eat them, and was not charged for them.  I eat early, but can no longer get a baked potato at 2pm - and where did the pork chop go?  No more 1/2 glasses of wine.  So on my very last trip, not finding anything that we came for on the menu after 13 years of dining, my friend and I decided to go with the tortilla soup rather than just leaving.  It was far too salty...not something I have ever experienced at Houston's.  Of course, they did not charge us for the \"meal\".  No reason to ever go back now.\n\nLeaving Houston's with an empty stomach, I considered stopping at Bandera, another Hillstone property.  I quickly wrote off that idea since they've tinkered with their menu items so much that I gave up my \"regular\" status there in 2010.  \n\nI believe that the Hillstone Restaurant Group has made some awful choices over the past few years, making changes to long time favorites that ruin the dining experience.  Perhaps new chefs can't just leave a good thing alone or need to put their stamp on it.  I saw this in another review and couldn't stat it better - \"I understand menu changes happen but it was so good and so the same for so many years why do they have to switch it all up now? Pretty sure the business model was working just fine. \"  \n\nAs steep as Houston's prices have been over the years, I didn't mind paying for great food and great service.  I'll probably go in for a fillet a couple of times a year, but I'll have to wait until it's crowded at 5pm to have a baked potato with it.
__label__3 My first review :) A friend took my sister and I here for our birthday. Staff was really nice and our server was great. We asked her for some recommendations. I ordered the Hawaiian ribeye and omg!!!! It was definitely the best steak I have had so far! It was mouthwatering and the flavor is laced throughout the whole meat. It was a good sized piece, 12 oz probably, and it was so good that I finished it all. I can't wait to go back and have more soon! The spinach dip is yummy too! Wasn't a fan of the five but brownie though, that is why I am giving this place a 4.5 instead of a 5. Not sure how to give half stars. Either way... I'm coming back for sure :)
__label__0 What a terrible experience.  I love Houston's and there are very few restaurant chains that I can say that about.  I look forward to going to a Houston's any time I can.  We went into this one on a Friday evening, February 21st of this year.  It was later in the evening but we were just going to have a drink at the bar and perhaps a snack.  We walked in and the place was jumping.  Luckily there were a few seats available at the bar where we saw one of the bartenders JUST serving entrees as we arrived.  We were met by a female bartender (blonde) who stopped us in our tracks to say \"sorry we are closing and so longer serving\".  Again- the place was packed and people were still waiting for their dinners!  I know the difference between stopped seating vs stopped serving!  She was so fricking rude that it has stuck with me these past four months!  We explained we were just looking to have a drink and maybe a snack but couldn't even get the sentence out before she shut us down again.  Clearly she had after work plans or took a cranky pill but one this is clear- she should NOT be behind the bar at This or any other decent restaurant!  She has a very bright future down at the DMV however.  Thanks for trying to kill our evening Ms Sunshine!
__label__1 The fact this restaurant has 4 stars boggles my mind. The service and atmosphere is great but the food, unfortunately was a let down. \n\nWe were recommended this place by a friend because of how much my bf loves french dips. We figured for $19 and the rave reviews it would be a great sandwich. If you love bread, not a lot of meat and sub par au jus, then this would be the sandwich for you. I've had plenty of better french dips at local bars, for half the price. We also requested extra crispy french fries, which came out pretty soggy.\n\nI ordered the thai steak salad. I LOVE thai everything, but this salad was just a smorgasbord  of clashing flavors. The filet in my salad was also very salty. Not a very well thought out dish, was only able to eat half of it. \n\nAll in all, not worth the price. Disappointing.  Won't be back.
__label__0 *ring ring*\n\nSports Authority...\nHi do you have black and white referee shirts?\nYeah, let me go check the sizes.\nGreat.\nWe have medium through extra large.\nAwesome! And do those have a collar like a polo shirt? \nYeah. \nGreat, I'll be in today. \n\n*time passes*\n\nUhm, excuse me are these the only referee shirts you have?\nYup.\nOk because I was told you had one with a collar.\nNo, just those.\nWell I wish I knew before driving all the way over here.\nYeah, sorry about that.\n\n(had to grab it anyway, with only a few hours before an event in Phoenix requiring me to be in some sort of football related garb, the collar less V NECK was the best I could do with limited time)\n\nGRRR
__label__1 Waiting in line to pick up ROC Race packet for 50 minutes so far and still not there yet. You would think that Sports Authority, a sponsor, would help organize packet pick up so the participants had more time to shop!
__label__0 I'm new to town so thought I 'd check out this place since it was close to my new home. I'm looking to find a regular salon to go to and this is definitely not the one. I got a gel manicure and the whole time she was hurting me like no other! She was VERY rude to me throughout the whole visit and didn't even give me a massage with my $25 manicure. \n\nThe place itself is very dirty. It seems like they haven't cleaned for about 6 months. They blatantly point at you when they are talking about you in another language. \n\nI would never go back! I wouldn't mind paying a little more so I don't have to put up with my nail lady disrespecting and hurting my skin like that.
__label__0 When I arrived I presened a photo of how I would like my toenails pedicured and painted. The lady said \" ok. No problems we do dat for tou\"   I was under the impression that she spoke very little English. She began the pedi ... I kept reminding her what I wanted and showing her the photo of what I wanted.  She still didn't speak English.   The lady then said \" hi Linda how are you. ..is your son walking yet?  \" to a client that just walked in the door.    As my pedi continued my pedi lady said.   \" oh I have special for you\" because I requested rhinestone as the photo. Anyway I did not get what I paid for    the tech played the no english speaking game
__label__4 We had a terrific experience here with Dr. Soltero. \n\nWe were a bit nervous about taking our great big 12 year old Belgian Malinois to a vet's office - her entire life, she was seen by a recently-retired vet that made house calls. We looked on Yelp and saw that Saguaro was in our city and had great reviews, so we made an appointment since our dog's back legs seemed to be giving her trouble. \n\nThe place is very clean and most of the staff were friendly. We did not have to wait long to see Dr. Soltero, who was kind and soft spoken. His assistant was also great with our dog and friendly with us. He gave our dog a thorough exam and helped us to consider several possible causes of her leg pain and prospective treatments. He knew what each course of action would cost, and helps us to weigh our options. In the end we chose the conservative option of treating her first with an anti-inflammatory, and we saw some improvement almost right away. \n\nShe's since been back for a follow up appointment, which was also a quick one, and Dr. Soltero called himself and left us a message about the blood work results. \n\nOverall we were extremely pleased with our experience and will return when our pets need care.
__label__0 You know how you hear about shady operations? THIS is one of them. The \"Relief Manager\" is a shady character (Lisa?) and Katherine the flunky who works as ? god knows what is a joke as well. I am warning you, this place is so far from legal you need to beware. When I first came to this joke of a place they told me they took credit cards, then come to find out my first month rent came about and they didnt take credit cards.This is how it has been, from the beginning. LIES LIES AND SHADINESS! I have finally got out of there and now they are stalking me when I hand dropped off the appropriate paper work when I was moving and after a couple months they contacted me saying they never got the paper work. I HAND DELIVERED this paper work... I then sent in the appropriate name changes to have the unit in my exes name. They say they never got that months later... haha! They call me all the time when I have asked them not to, which is against the law, please learn the law morons, since you are the business and breaking them. Please BEWARE consumers. I have never dealt with such an illegal, backdoor, shady operation in my life. It is crazy this place can stay in business.I guess its all about turnover! \n When I ask who the owner is to try and resolve this the right way, so I know it gets done, Lisa( so she says her name is), said I cant give out that info.... YOU CANT GIVE THE OWNERS NAME OUT? HA!!!!!!Really??? What a joke... BEWARE BEWARE BEWARE!  \nI will be contacting the BBB as well as the City Township to let them know all of the shady things involved in this place. I have proof of some. I will start with this, then I will move forward from there.
__label__0 I'm trying really hard not to be harsh. Honest. But this place has so many negatives and so few positives.\nMany of the reviews here mention the noise. They just don't give enough bad credit to the soundproofing.  This place is horrid for sleeping.  I stayed here Memorial weekend. The room was clean but certainly not elaborately decorated. Needed more towels. Bathroom so-so. Nothing about the room or property decor stated \"upscale\" or \"resort\".\nPool needs more lounge chairs, they were all hoarded and taken very early in the day. Misters would be a small but welcome addition to the Oasis bar by the pool. The Oasis bar was frequently understaffed. The poor person stuck there, \"Jaimie\" was very pleasant but overwhelmed by the work load.  The concierge in the lobby was flat rude to several folks on situations I eavesdropped on. Front desk on check in was nothing special.\nBack to the noise....Walking down the hallway rooms 160's, 170's, etc., my friends and i could and did stop and listen to any number of conversations thru the closed doors. Mind you this was standing in mid-hall, not up against door. Amazed at how poor the soundproofing. At night the place was a crashbox of noise. Simply unacceptable on any level. And certainly poor for a Resort/Spa property.\nMy comments to the front desk regarding noise were treated as, \" Ho-Hum. Heard it all before. \"\nWhen asked about Phoenix by coworkers and friends I'll have too, in good manners, steer them far away from this facility. Which is a shame. There is no way I can recommend this place at all. Too many fine properties, good pools, and nice staff at facilities in Phoenix area. \nThis is definitely not one of them.
__label__3 I just had to drop a note to say just how nice it was to have fast, clear and strong Wi-Fi in my room.\nWhomever handles that for your place is doing great work.
__label__1 I wish I had read the Yelp reviews before booking. The bathroom is really small, which wouldn't be a problem if the door opened towards the outside... The power plugs were loose in the bathroom and non-existent throughout the rest of the room.\n\nWe were there for two nights, and was never serviced. We traveled with our two dogs so i made sure to call the front desk to let them know when we would be out with the dogs so they could come and clean the room... I did that twice the same day, and was clearly unsuccessful.\n\nI sent clothes to dry cleaning, and they were supposed to be ready by 9am the next morning... 11am nothing and we were already 2 hours behind schedule to hit the road. It took another 45 mins to get them and check-out. When I called to inquire about it, the lady at the front desk was as unpleasant as one can be. \n\nI won't go back to this hotel.
__label__1 Fianc\u00e9 added my name to the room online (using the hilton website) since he would be coming in later that night. I had a copy of the email confirmation from hilton but the ladies in the front desk wouldn't let me check in without him calling. I just showed you the confirmation email with my name... Could show you my ID to verify. Didn't care, said online requests don't count... Seriously. I would have had to wait the entire day in the lobby if my friends weren't there because he was taking finals and couldn't be disturbed. During the nights, you hearing creaking noises from the ceiling and walls and the tv at the outside bar had poor reception throughout my stay- mentioned to them but they said they couldn't do anything about it. Good location though, close to a lot of great restaurants and shopping.
__label__0 THEY MADE QUACKING-TALK TO MUCH HAND GESTURES TO MY FACE!\n   \nI took my cashmere wool blend coat to Celebrity Drycleaners.  Because of the cashmere blend, I specifically asked for a quote on the item.  The quote was reasonable, upon my return to pick up the coat I was charged double what I was quoted.    I was told there was no way they quoted me that price and they called me a liar.\n  \nIt was so rude, the other customers in the store started to argue for me (thank goodness for good people sticking up for each other).\n  \nWhen I continued to try and get the quoted price, the counter person made the gesture with her hands, like a duck quacking (the gesture you make when someone is talking too much).   Wow!  I called her out on that!   It was so rude.  \n\nWhen I asked to talk to the owner, the lady suddenly didn't understand english.  Then, after finally understanding the word \"owner\" said she was the owner.  What a joke!\n  \nI filed a compliant with the Better Business Bureau. Celebrity Cleaners refused to respond to BBB letters.  I've used this service for my husbands business shirts and pressing services on and off for more than 10 years.  I'd be crazy to give them any more business.
__label__2 Dam you Doug !!!\n\nOk, I thought I be the first but Doug beat me to it. \n\n Any establishment that has a free happy hour for it's guest is a plus nuff said. Yes -the 4th floor grill is awesome and the bar staff will give you the In's & outs of Scottsdal-ing culture and the pizza they serve is pretty dam good- the complimentary breakfast was was actually good too.\n\n I'm not sure if they still do the free happy hour thing but what sold me on this lets say resort - is that while I was there , there was a whole bus full of girls that where promoting - some kinda of alcoholic beverage - and I heard from a good source many beverage companies uses the Chaparral as a pit stop for their promotional tours... \n\nWord- I guess they come for the pool's...
__label__2 We choose this hotel based on the yelp reviews. The room was clean and welcoming. Comfy beds and and I liked the little balcony. However the free wi fi never worked. We didn't take advantage of the free snacks as this was to inconvenient to go down to the lobby every time we wanted something. It was loud at night with thin walls but it was understandable as there was a wedding going on.  The breakfast in the morning was nice quaint and busy. I didn't see much of the staff, so can't make a comment there. I don't know that I would stay again but it was a nice little get away.
__label__1 My wife and I stayed here for a few days while in town on business.We had a suite overlooking the central courtyard at the back.Turns out that's where the delivery trucks do their deliveries and for 3 days in a row at some unGodly hour 2 tour buses were loading up Japanese tourists.My God what a racket !There is nothing in the suites as far as utensils....not a spoon,not even a bloody bottle opener.And then there was the clincher...must be why the place was pretty full.From 5.30pm to 7.30pm every day its happy hour in the large breakfast room with free cocktails and light beer.Every man and his dog was there...mostly quite elderly people getting medicated for the evening.It was pretty funny really.My wife and I were down there shooting some pool and the place was packed with oldies walking around with little plastic cups of cocktails or light beer.It's like a nursing home on steroids.
__label__3 I think I might have spent a little too long deciding what to include in this post, but as someone who has spent a long time renting and had some pretty miserable experiences, I try to include everything I wish I would have known. Apartment reviews can be TERRIFYING, there are some angry renters out there. Here's what I took from my lovely 10 month stay at Miramonte. \n1. This apartment doesn't look like much from the outside, and its nothing fancy for sure, but in my experience the office staff is extremely helpful, the maintenance man is reliable and friendly (eventually I even had no problem giving him permission to enter while I wasn't there) and its very reasonably priced. The interiors are updated with nicer carpet, newer kitchens and they have washer and dryers! big plus for me.\n\n2. The pool is awesome, when it works. They have been having some issues but I do believe its fixed now. The gym is tiny but usually empty. \n\n3. its pretty quiet, most of the time. I lived upstairs and was never bothered by my neighbors noise. But I do believe my downstairs neighbor was slightly annoyed by me (and I am not loud and hardly home.) So Point A--live upstairs. I've found that to be true in EVERY apt complex ive ever lived in. Point B--PLEASE NOTE--THIS IS IMPORTANT--there is an elementary school on the east side of the apartment complex. I lived directly up from the parking lot, facing the school playground, and you could absolutely hear little kids playing in the morning.  It didn't ever bother me because I work all week, I only discovered this when I happened to be home sick one Wednesday. If you work a Monday-Fri 9-5 you really wont notice so I would not let that deter you from moving in. However if you sleep in late during the week, choose your location carefully, don't get a unit that faces the school.\n\n 4. The office staff will really try to be accommodating. A new office manager took over a couple months after I moved in and you can really tell she wants people to be happy about the complex. I lived here while in the process of buying a house and definitely did my share of calling the office staff with questions about extending my lease, ending my lease, month to month options, etc. When my house closed 2 months before my lease ended, of course I couldn't get out of my legally binding contract (no surprise to me there) but I was surprised that they were very helpful about my options to sublease it myself or find someone to take over my lease completely. They definitely did as much as they could. \n\n5. Parking for visitors isnt the worst I've seen but it can be difficult. There are always tons of spots open on the south end of the complex, but in the evenings most of the other public ones are taken. \n\n6. Bugs- always a big concern of mine and I would have no shame in admitting if I found them. (see my other apt review, ha!). Honestly, I found one big cockroach about a month after I moved in, called the office, they had the sprayer come and I never saw another one again. (I lived there for 10 months)\n\n7. charges. They WILL charge you for damages done to your walls or carpets, for anything that is not top-notch clean, or anything that isnt as it was when you moved in. But they aren't trying to scam you. Use your common sense on this one, you get a form to fill out when you move in that lists every detail of every room, FILL IT OUT. Keep a copy. Be present when they do the final walk through and you will be aware of any discrepancies. Just be a responsible renter and you will only pay the standard $35 carpet cleaning fee. \n\nHope that was helpful to anyone considering an apartment here. Granted all experiences and units are different, so if you move in and hate it, whoops. If you move in and like it, as I did, you're welcome.
__label__1 Under normal circumstances, I'm a really big fan of Ross. I love sifting through the racks and finding ridiculous bargains on great clothes. These, however, are not normal circumstances.\n\nEvery time I come to this Ross, I get the feeling that it might be on its way out.  Each visit, it looks less like they sell clothes, and more like they're selling shelf space. \n\nWhat product they DO have isn't really that well maintained, either. In a typical retail environment, the employees at least PRETEND that they have product by maintaining the shelves and facing things to fill in the dead space. Not here. \n\nTo top it all off, the areas of the store that DO have product aren't maintained at all. I get it...things get shopped. But I get the feeling that even the employees sense their impending doom, and approach their jobs as such.
__label__0 Never, ever, ever again. Ever. \n\nBecause even if I think your coffee blows, and even if I only gave you three stars (*gasp*), there's no excuse for talking shit about me -- loudly -- while I am forking over $10 for a sandwich. That's just a poor customer service decision, folks. As business owners, you should know that. \n\nAnd just for clarification, I never wrote that your coffee tastes like shit. But I will now: Your coffee tastes like shit. \n\nSo, no more $12 chef salads. No more $3 croissants. And definitely no more of your fake-nice bitchiness or dirty looks when I walk by in the morning with my Cartel coffee. I will save my money for an establishment that treats me like a person.\n\nPS -- look forward to a severe business decline as soon as the place across the way opens. I'll make sure to smile and wave as I walk by.
__label__4 I love this place! Great croissants, soup, and dessert! They are known for their delicious chocolate chip cookies!
__label__0 Worst Home Depot I've ever been to. Needed a sheet of plywood cut and was told by 3 different people someone would be with me. I waited for 30 minutes for something that should have taken 5 minutes at the most. The store was empty and there were employees near the front in a circle on their phones. No excuses for their inability to help.
__label__4 I was heartbroken when I pulled in and found they were closed. They were always busy. I went out of my way for their Chopped Salad. I haven't found it anywhere else and some days nothing else would do. I was hoping to find them in another location, but alas, that isn't the case.\nSerenek9@msn.com
__label__1 I drop by this Chevron from time to time.  It gets very busy during the daytime.  I used to come here more frequently, but I find that sometimes they're out of premium unleaded, but I don't know until I pull up to the pump and see a little note on the pump.  That irritates me.  However, when I need gas and I'm in the area, I have no choice.\n\nReturn Factor - 50%
__label__4 We bought two cameras from Lauren. She knew we didn't live there, we were on vacation. She was patient and really went long on the set up and tips. Very engaging, this is our camera place when we are in Arizona!
__label__4 I must admit, based on the reviews I was a bit nervous taking my photos there to be developed, but they seem to be one of the last 3 local, pro camera places left in Phoenix that develops pictures.  Walgreens, Walmart and Target are awful for pictures (I don't have a Costco membership), and I'm one of those weird people who still likes to have an actual photo instead of an electronic image.\n\nWilson's was open on Saturday (Tempe Camera, get with the times, no weekend hours for photo developing?).  I dropped my pics off and they were ready by Tuesday.  4 x 7 glossy, just like I ordered, of my vacation pics.  The quality was superb!  Rivals Jones Photo in Tucson who I used for 30+ years until moving to Phoenix.  Wilson made good pics look even better.  Color and detail were great.\n\nService both on Sat. and Tues. was very friendly and fast.  I'm no pro and can't tell you anything about their cameras, prices, classes... just their photo developing.  I'll definitely be back again!
__label__4 I drive over 20 miles one-way just for the roast beef!  You can't get quality roast beef from any store today, not even the high end grocery stores.  But you can always get it at Casella's, and at a very reasonable price.  Sure, stop by for lunch and get your hogie and meatball sandwiches, every sandwich is made with love and they are all great.  But before you leave, ask for some sliced roast beef and some provolone to go.  You will never buy roast beef from ANY grocery store again!  BTW, get some cannolis too.  They are the bomb!
__label__3 Great neighborhood Deli, Bring cash, great food
__label__1 There are two types of people who are patrons of this establishment: the elderly and people with free passes.  We had free passes.\n\nMy fiance's work gave him two sets of Regal movie tickets.  That would be great back in Seattle where the company is because Regal's are all over.  Here, however, there are only two theaters in the Regal family and this is one of them.  The other is on Northsight somewhere.\n\nWe saw a 645 movie and it was all old folks.  Even with them, the place was deserted!  There is one guy working concessions (with his first AND last name on his name tag - I thought that was a little weird...), one chick in the ticket booth, and that's about it.\n\nThe actual theater was even worse.  The screen wasn't all that large, the sound was awful, and it was an \"old school\" theater.  I consider a \"new school\" theater to be one with stadium seating.  This theater you actually walked uphill when walking towards the screen.  Sounds backwards to me!  It actually might have been worse than a regular \"old school\" theater.  If we hadn't had free passes, we would have left.  Instead, we stayed and toughed it out.  \n\nI guess we'll venture to the Northsight location for the other two tickets.  I thought most of Scottsdale was upscale with a lot of folks around, not scarce and geriatric like Sun City.  I am no longer wondering why no one has reviewed this place - it needs to be put out to pasture!
__label__0 UA Theaters have had it! Why do they keep this place open? Its run down, out of date and well, architecturally ugly! Oh yeah, this is the place that looks just like Space Mountain at Disneyland.. though the only thrill you'll get from here is when they finally bulldoze it down! \n\nThey really should put a Harkin's there where there outta be one!
__label__0 Every time I've been to this Denny's the service is horrible. I tried it a few times because the first time I went was later in the night so I thought if give it another shot but every time I've gone nothing has changed.
__label__1 We went for breakfast here while on vacation, although I didn't pick the place, I had heard good things but found it to be ok (I prefer to visit non-chains). It reminds me of any other breakfast at any other diner that isn't really memorable or great. I had the eggs benedict but whatever they called the version with avocado. It was ok, a nice change from regular eggs benedict but not as good as the menu seemed to make it out to be. Everyone else seemed to enjoy their food just fine (they got salads or some skillet things). \n\nOverall the wait wasn't too bad, I didn't care for unattended children running around and the service could've been better (I waited forever before I got my coffee, and I'm not happy until I've had my coffee fix). I'd say its ok, but I don't plan on ever going back.
__label__2 I can't stand Denny's! My youngest son had explosive dia...never mind -- bad story about a cross country trip and having to stop every 100 miles to find a Walmart and buy underwear.\n\nSo, this is a great place for breakfast, even for us late risers. Sure, a couple of the waitresses are brain damaged, but the food is good and you get a frequent diner card with every  sixth or tenth meal free. I have two full cards but haven't had a chance to see what the free breakfast includes and which waitress they give me.\n\nThe Scottsdale location has a mellow collection of conservative republicans and the \"Snottsdale crowd\" but ignore them and park the dirtiest, most beat up car you can borrow (or have, in my case) next to a Bentley or Mercedes (make sure at least three hubcaps are removed from your vehicle). Then exit the car and walk like you're drunk. Walk behind the other persons car and look at the side. Then shrug and stumble into the restaurant. You can be sure you've perplexed and worried a diner who has watched the entire episode.\n\nFun and good food! What else is there in life?
__label__3 One of our favorite restaurants in Scottsdale.  The food is very good but the service is outstanding (especially the lady who often serves as the hostess - high energy, always smiling)
__label__3 Decent breakfast and service. Cute little restaurant. The fresh squeezed orange juice was amazing!
__label__0 Terrible Service. Just left after waiting 20 min to get utensils and water. Was never given a menu. Another couple was seated with menus and the server commented that we were seated first but someone else would take our order. She then turned to the couple who had just been seated and took their order.  We got up and left.  Other tables had dirty dishes on it.  The restaurant wasn't even busy and I find this unacceptable for lunch hour.
__label__1 We used to come here when I was a kid-so recently on a visit to AZ we tried it out again. Not bad-it was weird that there was a special \"only if you pay extra\" section of the salad bar that had the good stuff like chicken and artichoke hearts for a few extra bucks, but it ended up not mattering because we went for the 2 meals for 20 dollars route.\nIt was fine-and the Greek Lemon soup was actually good. We were there right before it closed and a person working there gave us each a bag of chocolate chip cookies for free at the end of the night. That was nice.
__label__2 I wish I would've taken a picture of the stage! The theater is small. 2 rows of seats on either side and about 5-6 shorter rows on either end. The stage is the floor in the middle; however action can happen next to you and in front of you. \n\nIt's... intimate.\n\nWe saw Fiddler on the Roof. The signing and acting was good. The choreography was very good. I certainly feel like I got value for my ticket price.\n\nI look forward to seeing more shows here and increasing my rating with each performance!
__label__1 Hate is such a strong word.. I try not to use when I its not really called for. When I set out to Yelp the Safeway across the street from me and the Mr.'s place I thought of using that word to describe how much I don't like this Safeway.  Of course it's warranted, they pissed me off!\n\nOkay you know how they always do BOGOF on milk.. well me and the Mr don't drink that much milk so the cashier usually just gives me half off the 1 gallon. Well this time she forgot to and I didn't notice until I got home.. so seeing that I used to shop here once a week I figured Id just bring my receipt back the following week. Well the following week I went in and showed the receipt and the dumb bitch behind the counter was like, 'what am I supposed to do about it?'.. I explained to her what usually happens as the cashier gives it to me for half off.. she then proceeded to ask me which cashier was doing that, 'it's not our policy.'\nAfter going back and forth for a few minutes I finally just told her to give me my 2 bucks.. she told me if I would have brought them the receipt back the same day they would have done something about it. Are you f-ing kidding me? Whats the difference besides my being inconvenienced having to drive back there. So I finally asked her if she was willing to lose a potential lifetime customer over 2 bucks? She responded, 'there's nothing I can do for you.' I then told her that her customer service skills suck and that I will NEVER return to the store. \n\nI guess never say never since I went into my very much disliked Safeway the other day. Believe it or not they make a pretty damn good sandwich and I despise Subway. So the 2 stars are for the yummy sandwich and the super cute guy who made it! \n\nSo much for my convictions?!
__label__4 Best eyecare office in Arizona! Customer Service is best in breed and products are A rated. Highly recommended
__label__3 They do a good job and they will come back out to retreat if you see any bugs.  From time to time I have needed them to come back because of scorpions which they gladly do.  I have used them since I moved into my house in 2001 and their prices seems fair.
__label__3 Some of the fellas (and one lady) from work tapped me on the shoulder and said that they were headed here for lunch.  I drove over there to meet them and to try out some pizza.  They have a great deal M-F for lunch.... 2 slices cheese and a drink for only $4.10!   Can't beat that!  The pizza was good...crisped up in the oven nice.  The cheese looked a tad greasy but it was not...no puddles to be found anywhere.  The sauce was just alright but the crust made up for it.  Really good crust! The slices were really big too!  Score!   Service was to the point, not friendly, not rude but you could tell that they were appreciative for your business.  It's only a mile or so from work so I'm sure I will be back for that killer lunch special.  Everyone else seemed to enjoy their food too!
__label__1 I had a decent time here the other night while visiting Scottsdale... It was a Thursday, 2 for 1 drinks til midnight, but I thank my good time to the company I was in and the lovely people watching the crowd here provided. \n\nLet's start with problem numero uno- The place is located in a Safeway shopping center... no joke! So get your groceries and come shake your booty all in one trip ;) Now I know Scottsdale has a rep, and to be honest, I do enjoy surrounding myself in that scene once in a while but seriously could not get over the fact that while sitting on their \"posh\" patio, I was watching the cart boy rounding up stray shopping carts. Location location location, this place fails miserably at that. \n\nThe drinks were okay... call me crazy but I actually prefer to taste some alcohol in my martini. \n\nAnd the decor in the place was a joke! You walk in to a big open room... think Rocky Pointe spring break style back in HS when you went to those 20$ all you can drink parties. All that was missing was the video crew recording the raunchy females, cougars in this case. The chairs/seating in the car were cheap looking and overall reminded me of Ikea.\n\nOn the plus side, it was pretty busy but chill enough were my friends and I could enjoy each others company without being knocked into by others.\n\nFor wanting a chill night with great people watching this place is great. But please get over your posh sophisticated attitude because you are far from it and the place would actually have more potential if you realized it. My favorite part of the night... A cougar with a much older sugar daddy. She walks away from daddy to be swept away my 20someyhing boy toy, only to turn around, and hang her purse on daddy before heading to the dance floor to grind on the boy. Poor daddy was left outside, purse and all, looking like a fool. Made for decent people watching. I sadly left and don't know the outcome of this.... If you were there last night and saw these scene please do tell :)
__label__4 Just want to say off the bat that in no way am I affiliated with Shane Co or getting kickbacks from them. Just writing an honest review on my experience there recently.\n\n1) Overall/ Intro\n2) Sales reps\n3) Selection process\n4) Price negotiation\n5) Conclusion\n\n1) The staff was very comforting and professional. I've never been shopping for engagement rings before and the people there made it great. I knew exactly what I wanted going in, my girlfriend had sent me a bunch of creations off their website (which is an awesome resource) and I picked out the few that I liked.  It certainly helps to know the color differences (D, E, F, etc.), cuts (cushion, princess, emerald...) and clarity( VVSI, VSI, IF, etc.) before going in. That's just my personal preference. Whenever I'm buying something that's costing me twice as much as I paid for my car (which is a good ol reliable civic), I like to do my homework. But the staff is very knowledgeable about EVERYTHING jewelry. The big pluses of Shane Co for me personally include:\n-lifetime guarantee on products: pretty much fix anything you buy from them, for life. Except if it gets lost or stolen\n-60 day refund or exchange after purchase\n-6 month interest free loan to pay off whatever you buy. amount depends on cred score.\n\n2) These guys have to be trained on being low pressure. Because they let you browse around however long you want. And I must have been asked by 3 employees how I was going to propose to my gf.\n\n3) First we picked out a setting, then we went to stone. They run you through spiels about where diamonds come from, even bring out 3 mystery stone related to what you're looking for and let you guess the 4 C's. Kinda of fun. Let's you see what's important to you. After I picked out the stone, that was it. I made a down payment before leaving, got my cool IGI certificate for the diamond and then picked up the ring 2 days later.\n\n4)A big question I had before going in that I couldn't find the answer to on the internet was\"Can you negotiate prices?\" And the answer is YES. The Shane Co rep gave this away when she asked me after I first walked in \"What out-the-door price were you looking at today?\" After she wrote the amounts for the stone, setting, and tax on a little notepad I made an offer below the price. She walked away and got it cleared by her boss. I only bid about 5% off the price and was kind of wishing I had bid lower. But bottom line: Don't pay the tag price! \n\n5) Overall, I'm pleased with my purchase and comforted by the fact that if something were to happen to the ring I can always take it into any Shane Co location and know it's getting quality repairs for FREE.
__label__4 Several things on sale. The sales women were helpful and talkative. The first one I talked to was anxious to help me as she apprroached me a few times. As I was leaving the store I saw a shower curtain I was interested in buying, another sales woman approached me and we had a lovely conversation regarding the curtain. She informed me that Pier 1 doesn't do all matchy matchy, they focus on incorporating colors to form a set. Pleasant experience today!
__label__4 I really had a good stay at this hotel. They staff was extraordinarily friendly. They offered me water upon arrival, which was very appreciated. The room was clean and spacious. I was supposed to be there for 6 days, though l left earlier than planned. On the 3rd day, they left me some milk and cookies in my room.  Very nice! the breakfast was pretty good.
__label__3 I spent two nights at this particular Hampton Inn, which is located just a few blocks south of Scottsdale Rd and Frank Lloyd Wright Blvd. I didn't use much of the hotel amenities as all I needed was a place to sleep while plumbing repairs were being performed at my home. I found it to be very pleasant and the staff to be very friendly. The inn was very clean and looked like it was a fairly new building. As I first walked into my room, the very first thing I noticed was how wonderful the room smelled and how clean everything looked. The room I resided in had a television, microwave, small refrigerator, coffee pot with complimentary coffee along with typical condiments, a desk, and an individual HVAC unit attached to the wall. My room also included a bathroom with the usual clean towels, shampoo, conditioner, and soap. The facility also offers free Wifi with your last name and room number as your access code. My surroundings weren't loud so I slept well except for the fact that I went to bed late and had to get up for work the following morning. One other additional amenity I partook in was the complimentary breakfast; specifically, I opted for the breakfast on the go, which consisted of a brown bag with bottle of water, muffin, apple, fruit bar, and mints.\n\nThe location this Hampton Inn is situated in is pretty ideal as it is about a 7 or 8 mile drive away from the shopping, clubs, and fine dining of Downtown Scottsdale. \nThe shopping and fine dining is also just a hop, skip, and jump away within the immediate area. This is also an ideal spot for out-of-towners visiting to attend the Barrett-Jackson auction and Phoenix Open Golf Tournament that occur within the area in late January and early February. All-in-all, I highly recommend the Hampton Inn & Suites located in North Scottsdale for out-of-state visitors and anyone forced out of their home due to property damage.
__label__4 Love love LOVE Fox Sports Grill.  Its the perfect combination of 2 of my favorite things: beautiful people and (midwest) sports.  \n\nBelly up to the bar in the middle of the restaurant for the best people and sports watching seats in the house--there are a ton of TVs so you wont miss a minute of your favorite games, even if youre cheering for more than one team at a time.  \n\nThere are pool tables for your entertainment at half time, and a private room in the back where I once got way too saucy at a company gathering.  \n\nDJs are mixing the latest during commercials of REALLY big games, and Fox Sports broadcasts right in the bar from time to time.  \n\nPrices are Scottsdale par and the food is upscale bar.  \n\nBe sure you shower and put on your best jersey, there are some seriously good looking sports fans at Fox Sports and hell, you might even be cheering for the same team.
__label__1 middle of the road.  I'd give it 2.5 stars.  the shrimp fried rice was very good, the teriyaki chicken good, the orange chicken pretty blech.\n\nOverall, I'd say it was decent.  Not great, not good, but not terrible.  Just average.
__label__3 This place is pretty damn good. The egg rolls and crab puff was amazing. I wasn't sure if this place was any good but we decided to try it out anyway and I'm glad that we did! We will definitely be ordering from here again!
__label__4 I've been enjoying their food since 2004 and it still until this day is my favorite Chinese food place. I'm not really big on Chinese food actually...I'm veeeery skeptical of any place new. With that being said House of Yang more than exceeds my expectations. \n\nFirst the staff is super friendly. Usually when I go in and pick up a dinner order the same guy is working the counter; I want to say he's the owner or maybe part owner? He's very friendly and engaging (ok he's kind of handsome to boot, I'm just saying) and doesn't mind when we substitute egg rolls for the soup in the dinner combos.  That's an extra plus right there. \n\nNow for the food...what can I say, nothing is bad that I've tried on this menu. The egg rolls are extra crispy, my go to is tangerine beef and man is it good. Volcano beef is also delicious, orange chicken, cashew chicken, sweet and sour pork....I can go on and on here peeps but you get the idea - it's delicious! \n\nThey do deliver; unfortunately I'm just outside their delivery range or else I'd eat there way too much. Anytime I'm craving it or I'm close we'll head there to pick up food. You'll be glad you did too! You're welcome!!
__label__3 This place is the best! The grounds are very well kept and the staff has been nothing but perfect... They even helped me find a free parking space near our room. The room is very spacious and we love having a full size fridge! The tub was large and worked great. We will definitely be back!! Great location in Scottsdale. Had to remove 1 star for the tiny TVs and Xtra slow internet although everything else is great!
__label__3 Highly recommend this place! Clean, friendly and pretty quick in getting you seated. Ask for Tommy, he always does a fantastic job.
__label__0 Be careful of this company!  I assure you the customer service you will receive in the store will be great, but that is where it will end.  If you have any warranty issues in the future they will put all the blame on you for everything!  I purchased furniture from them this summer and have had a couple of warranty issues come up.  The owner, Jim, told me that even though I bought the furniture in his store, credit card paid his company, that it wasn't their company's furniture and will not honor ANY warranty at all.  He told me that my furniture has no AZ Leather warranty, no manufacturers warranty--NOTHING.  He even went as far as telling me that I essentially have damaged goods and have to deal with it.\n\nLook at the reviews from other customers in California and you will begin to notice a pattern with these guys.\n\nBuyer beware!
__label__2 Do you like being entertained by a knife-wielding Asian chef cooking at your table while you eat?  If this may sound interesting, grab a group of friends and check this place out.  Just don't expect the food to be stellar, and if you order sushi be prepared for less than average.  Benihana is a chain that specializes in a culinary circus type environment over anything else.
__label__0 As you can probably tell by my other reviews-- I'm one of those, \"if you don't have something nice to say....yadda yadda yadda.\"  But in the spirit of Yelp and actual critical review--- I'll have to suggest steering clear of Benihana; at least until they add more spices and seasonings to their repertoire.\n\nYes, yes, yes, I should've known.  I'm not much of a 'chain' eater-- but this was my boyfriend's family's pick for his graduation dinner.  It seems to be a family favorite.... which I can't say I really understand.  At all.  I also should mention that this review is based entirely on their only vegetarian dinner option.  \n\nI didn't get a look at the bill, but my course was at least over $25 for far less than exemplar fare. Granted, this included a miso soup, small lettuce & carrot salad, tofu appe, egg fried rice, grilled assorted vegetables as the entree, and a scoop of rainbow sorbet for dessert-- but it reaffirms how one should rely on the old standby of quality versus quantity.  And I guess they have to charge that much to keep the Benihana salt mines open....  heaven sakes! The waitress was giggling to herself about how much water I was putting down, but I really can't imagine that this is a rare thing with their preferred method of seasoning; salting the bejesus out of everything from the pasty, ginger-esque dressing on the salad and the soggy, cold, fried tofu appe to the soy-and-butter sopping vegetables.  The only reprieve was the rainbow sorbet and a nice hot green tea closer.  \n\nEveryone else at the table had either a meat or seafood course, and were quite satisfied with their meals, so MAYBE it was just the veggie option or MAYBE I'm just a picky foodie or just MAYBE this place really needs the constructive criticism.  And yes, I also realize this place is possibly more about the show than the food...???.... but our chef, though nice, was quite lackluster and didn't have a full cashe of tricks to unveil.  Just the onion volcano.  Sigh.
__label__0 One of the worst dining experiences I've ever had! At $2.50 per slice of sashimi, I expected a lot better than a recently defrosted and grainy slice of tuna. Also, do not get the Lobster Roll...it tastes like shrimp tempura that costs $27. \n\nThe service was also bad. The manager knew we had a large party (we made reservations) and assigned a new waitress to handle the table by herself. We got through half of the meal before getting our beers, and it took 30 min (not exaggerating) to get our bill. Would not go back.
__label__1 A year ago I'd have given them at least four stars.  The ambiance was great, cool decor, food was tasty and reasonable, service was friendly, and the beer selection was really good.  However, I've kinda given up on this place.  For the past YEAR, they've been saying that their kitchen would be open \"soon.\"  For a good month, probably 6 weeks now, they've had a sign up outside that says their kitchen will be open \"Really Soon.\"  Well... a year ain't \"soon\" folks.  Many times I drove up from old town Scottsdale to go enjoy a few beverages and a good meal there.  But as I said, I've given up on this place.  Not quite sure how they're staying afloat anymore.
__label__2 Sushi on Shea was a well decorated sushi restaurant. The staff is friendly but that might of been because it was so empty. I went on a Wensday night around 7 and it was completly empty. I ordered a few of there specialty rolls such as the Lobster roll and the Eel and Avocado roll. They were both good but nothing really that amazing to make me go back. They do offer other selections other than sushi.
__label__4 I have been going to Top Nails for years and can't imagine going anywhere else! I love, love, love them, Highly recommend them!
__label__1 In the two times we've ordered from this place, we requested the pizza to be cut in slices and not those little squares. They never did what we asked, even when the receipt had our request on it. It really gives the impression that they don't care. The pizza itself was good, but would be better if it weren't cut into squares.
__label__2 Average food on a very limited menu.  Service was barely adequate, and the prices were very over-priced.  Location is convenient, but parking can be an issue.  Seems to be very popular with the trendy high school crowd [something I shied away from even when I was in high school]...
__label__3 Another Food Network find.... \n\nSupposedly the best thing cheesy \"Chef Beau\" ever had was the onion soup from here..... In looking at Zinc it boasts some local awards for its French cuisine... I am on vacation sure why not. \n\nService Stellar. Frankie was super funny, polite and ensured we felt like we were his only table. \n\nThe food: \nI did get the onion soup and it was good.Yes the crispy gruyere was yummy and the soup was good but not the best I have had....HOWEVER the scallops were probably the best I have had in a while. I got the scallops with black lentils and mustard cream... I give those two thumbs and a snap around the world. They were perfectly seared, sweet, buttery and huge. The lentils were firmer than I am used to but not unpleasant. The mustard cream was a perfect topper. We also got the parma/truffle fries were good. The fries were not greasy, crispy and the aiolis that accompanied them were a good complement. The curried chicken sandwich was well liked by my boyfriend. Other things ordered at our table: duck confit sandwich, chicken salad and house fries.  \n\nOverall: great place to grab some lunch, excellent service, don't believe the hype about the onion soup.
__label__3 I love this place, great food and atmosphere, but on my last visit wasn't impress with new addition to menu
__label__1 Service was a joke. It truly, absolutely took 11 minutes to get a waitress to acknowledge my presence. \n\nNo happy hour menu. \n\n\"Communal bar table\" is a great idea but situated that you get bumped in to by staff with no apology. Or at least I didn't.\n\nFood is good but no thanks. Won't return.
__label__2 This is a great place to eat \"except\" they are hit and miss with food quality and level of service. On occasion when my wife and I stop on for lunch, there always manages to be some issue with the food in one another's meal. Given there are 2 of us? That translates to them hitting the mark 50% of the time. The menu selection is awesome. The dark molasses indian bread with butter is worth the trip and if you can get a great service, try the appetiser salad of pecan, endive and blue cheese. The take out cheese cake cant be beat.
__label__2 They totally missed it!  They missed the opportunity to make our customer service experience a relaxing and carefree experience.  It happened at lunch the other day to me and my friend who was in town on business.  We arrived late in the day to avoid any crowds.  Our experience was a series of missed customer service opportunities throughout the meal.   \n\nIt began with two special orders that we placed with our server.  He wrote these requests down and made it clear that he understood what we wanted.  The order gets delivered by someone else.  When the server comes to check on the order, we let him know that both of our orders didn't reflect our requests.  He looks at the plates with a disappointing look and sweeps them away.  He delivers the special requests a few minutes later with his apologies and lets us know his manager is going to come out and \"talk\" to us.  It sounded more like a threat than an attempt to smooth over the mishap.  The manager comes out and gives a weak apology.  Missed Customer Service Opportunity #1:  He wasn't really interested in explaining what happened to our orders or whether it was an inconvenience.\n\nSo I ask myself, who was ultimately responsible for the order, the one delivering it or the server.  The server showed his disappointment and made us think it was the one delivering the order who was at fault.  The restaurant is not busy and they have time to make sure orders get out correctly.  Where is the quality control that I see on \"Hells Kitchen\"?  Restaurants can't afford to get it wrong these days.  \n\nShortly after the entrees were delivered, our order for French fries made it to the table.  Anyone looking at the plate of fries would have noticed that they were overly salted.  We were busy talking so we didn't notice at first.  After a few bites, we both began to feel the burn in our lips from the salt.  Frustrated that they don't really care, we just didn't eat them.   Missed Customer Service Opportunity #2 :  The server never came back to check on the quality of the French fries.  Worse yet, he should have seen that they were overly salted.\n\nWe finish our meals and I request a doggie bag for my leftovers.  The server brings out a container and bag.  I asked my friend, why don't they bag the leftovers anymore?  I noticed that this is a service they no longer provide at many restaurants.  Are they concerned about contaminating my food?  They just served my meal so I don't think that's the case.  Are they too busy?  Missed Customer Service Opportunity #3:  Please, someone tell me why this little act of service is beneath them now.   \n\nI won't be returning anytime soon, sorry to say.
__label__0 I'm usually a fan of cheesecake factory. I've been going since I was a kid. It's usually consistent. This trip however was very different. Appetizer (spinach, artichoke, cheese dip) was good, my little ones grilled cheese was fine, but our chicken chipotle pasta was terrible. The flavor was fine, but the pasta wasn't even near cooked all the way. After we sent it away the manager said that their pasta machine was acting up! Why are they making pasta if the \"cooker\" is broken? Can they not make pasta in an old school pot with water? I didn't ask for anything else. We ordered a key lime cheesecake to go and went home. The cheesecake was the best part of our meal.
__label__2 Normally, service here is excellent. But tonight? FAIL. We're regulars at the Scottsdale location; it's walking distance from home!  Well tonight we waited quite a longer time than usual for our dinner. Even the manager came over to apologize as well as our waitress. No offer of a discount on our bill, free desert, nothing! We're not the type to be verbal, but when both the mgr and waitress are aware of an issue, and does nothing for the customer....thats an even bigger disappointment. :(
__label__2 We only ever get the Louisiana Chicken pasta or cheesecake any more.  I think the menu is so big that it is hard for them to have any specialties (other than cheesecake).  The last 5 dishes I've had have been nothing special at all, and one I even sent back because it was so bad (and I NEVER do that).
__label__2 Bartender service is supposed to be fast and attentive.  At the bar and he decided to read the paper instead of pay attention to anyone. Blah.
__label__3 Great menu and good food!
__label__2 It's an Einstein. The patio seating is what differentiates this location. A great destination for dog walkers. And you can pick up a doggie bagel for your pooch for a buck. There also always seem to be friendly customers anxious to interact with the canine diners.\n\nI tend to arrive late with my family. Even though they are suppose to be open until 3:00 p.m. on Sundays, they stop replenishing bagels and will run out of many of the most popular (or is it just our favorite?) bagel flavors well before that. Not unusual, but the employees seem tired of the issue and react with a take it or leave it attitude. Good luck if you arrive after 1:00, or even noon. Most other days they close at 5:00 and have the same problem, just a little later.\n\nFor the most part, however, employees are friendly here.
__label__2 I've stopped by this Deli for lunch and breakfast.  When I came for lunch, I ordered a 10\" Italian Sandwich ($6.79)\nhttp://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/UkqdcwYv6_c-yW1JPCKlUA?select=FvhTfKVsGt5FXtfjL7dgEw\nhttp://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/UkqdcwYv6_c-yW1JPCKlUA?select=qaOSRK-FMOUZgooSqY8R4w\n\nThe Sandwich was very difficult to eat because it was served open-faced with the Meat pushing the Bread open....very strange as it made it difficult to fold back over and hold.  Also, they douse the bread with the Oil/Vinegar, so it gets soggy and breaks apart....WTH?  The taste was pretty good, but the experience sucked.  You can see what I'm talking about in my pics.\n\nThe 2nd time I stopped here, it was to try their Breakfast Burritos.....since the Max Burro was priced at $4.29, I only ordered 1 because I thought it would be huge....I was wrong, it was just a Med sized Burrito.  It was pretty good....Eggs, Bacon, Cheese, wrapped in a Tortilla.\nhttp://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/UkqdcwYv6_c-yW1JPCKlUA?select=8gpyTOcWz6BWYTxxTc-UnA\nI was disappointed with the size though.....I was still hungry after I finished it....bummer.  I didn't think the $4.29 was worth it...I think $3.50 would be a more appropriate price for a Med sized Breakfast Burrito.\n\nOverall, I think this place has potential....right now, it only gets 3 Stars from me.\n\nReturn Factor - 67%
__label__1 It was ok...Nothing special.  I ordered an italian sub, and it was served on a bun/roll...not the Italian bread that I'm used to.  I should have just gone to Jimmy Johns.
__label__0 I've been to Rinaldi's several times now. To me, it's one of those places that after the first bite, I get annoyed at myself for not remembering how disappointing it was the last time and wonder why I'm back.\n\nLet's cut to the chase. This place in essence is really no different than the deli counter at the low end food store down the street from wherever it is you live - and let's be honest, places like Safeway make a point of a good deli counter and put this place to shame - all at a lower cost.\n\nDon't be fooled by the quintessential \"New York\" decor on the walls such as a photo of downtown NYC and a poster of Italian movie mobsters. I lived in New York and this is not a real NY deli. This place wouldn't make it through opening weekend.\n\n2 slices of deli meat on a thin bed of shredded lettuce, and a layer of mayo on a crumbly hoagie roll does not transport me back to Mulberry St. \n\nThe two stars are awarded to their breakfast burritos. It's pretty hard to mess up eggs.
__label__0 This was one bad sandwich and not really an Italian Deli at all. They have a motto saying that they have \"the biggest and best sandwiches\", but what you get is exactly the opposite. The menu listed nothing Italian like Ziti, etc - it is just  a sandwich shop and not a good one at that. First problem on this Saturday was the cashier girl, who was new and did not know the answers to any questions we asked about the food. Who trained this individual? The next issue was the sandwich itself, but these 8 buck Wedge sandwiches are small, constructed poorly and somehow, the condiments of mayo, lettuce and tomato caused me alot of gas only 45 minutes later. This deli is a joke, not worth the money or the hype. The meat is Boars Head, but beyond that, some chains have better sandwiches than this place.
__label__0 Today was my last visit. The customer service is consistently poor and in a day and age where the average consumer has a multitude of meal options in front of them, what really sets places apart is how they interact with patrons. When a manager/owner is rude, abrupt and downright disrespectful to customers, what is to be assumed except that they don't value their business. \n\nI do wish them luck as a mom & pop shop. I think we need more family run eateries in the Phoenix/Scottsdale area...but Rinaldi's? It'll be an uphill battle if they choose to continue to treat their clientele in this fashion. It's too bad.
__label__2 Great Italian sub, also the greek salad is good too.  Customer service not so great....  We do love supporting local businesses.  Restaurant was busy for lunch  but unkept, there were picture frames and extra stuff blocking tables and on tables, so we could barely squeeze into our table from boxes etc...
__label__1 Well, this place is good.  The food is kind of that outdated tropical fare and lacks any sort of innovation.  The atmosphere has that TGI fridays chain feeling to it, but instead of shit on the walls its upscale tropical.\n\nI wouldnt really go back unless i was invited by someone else.
__label__0 This place is absolutely disgusting. Dirty, dirty, dirty. I'd rather pay to sleep in my car. Also, the staff is very rude.
__label__2 I wasn't sure what to expect with all the bad reviews that I read about this place. But after staying here for 3 nights, it looks like things have improved. \n\nThe whole place underwent renovation about 3 weeks ago. My room was spacious, clean, and fairly quiet. There is construction going on next door that you can hear inside but the noise wasn't loud enough to wake me up. Soap, shampoo, and clean towels were all provided. The free WiFi worked well. The location and price are hard to beat. Search online for coupon codes.\n\nMy only complaint is that my nonsmoking room (the entire hotel is nonsmoking now) still smelled of smoke.
__label__4 After leaving Jos. A Banks across the parking lot where there were no coats in my size (54), I met with Stewart who happily showed me a nice selection in my size and with buy 1 get 1 free, they are tailoring both now.  Good job and great service.
__label__3 I made an appointment at the last minute for a haircut on a Sunday.  I wanted a simple cut because I'm the type of gal who gets a haircut at the last minute when I can't stand it.  I believe that a style can last a long time and grow out if the cut is great.  I do have another stylist I go to who I love at another salon, but this time just wanted an in between cut where I did not want to spend the money on a salon owner's price.  I didn't expect much just a fixer upper to get me through until I could get back to my other stylist for a \"real\" cut.  \n\nI was pleasantly surprised at the results from Staci.  It turned out to better than I expected.  I will go back to her.  When I get a good cut, I am a happy gal.  I picked up some concealer which I was able to test and much preferred over another department store brand I had.  Bonus on the cut and the product!\n\nupdate: My daughter and I continue to go to Ulta routinely for our haircuts, and they continue to do a fabulous job.  I went for the first time to Danielle and had a very nice cut and was again very pleased.  I've since only go to here now and no longer go to my other stylist.  Honestly, I feel like the cut gets better and better each time as the stylists get to you know you.  Great job!
__label__0 Thank you, for treating me like a criminal.\n\nOnce upon a time, I purchased a beautiful pair of Cole Haan boots from here.  OK, it was two pairs but who's counting?  However, when I tried to repeat that lucky find on another visit, things went downhill fast.\n\nAfter wandering through and finding nothing worth even trying on, I headed out the door at the same time that a man (who I think works there) with a large box was coming in.  The security alarm went off, but since I didn't touch/linger over/try on/purchase anything I paused briefly then just kept walking.  Mistake.  The woman behind the counter ran out of the store yelling \"you need to come back in here RIGHT NOW!\".  Ummm... people are staring... I go back inside with her, and she gives me a kind of up-down look and says she has to see the inside of my purse.  I can't hold it open and let her see, she has to take it from me and paw through it on the counter.  Really?  You think I took something?  The outfit I am wearing (grown-up business clothes, by the way) is fitted and does not have pockets and the purse (not one of my usual suitcase-sized bags) is very small.  Where, exactly, did she think I was hiding merchandise?  Did I somehow fit a pair of stilettos in my bra?  WTF!?  Finding nothing, she proceeds to lecture me on the importance of removing the magnetic security tags from inside clothing since they set off her alarm.  Um, I don't have any of those but gee, thanks for the helpful information.  Hmmm... do you think maybe the guy coming in with the box set off your alarm and not me?  \n\nThere are plenty of other places to feed my footwear habit without being completely embarrassed.
__label__2 My mom loves it. My daughter loves it. I like it. \n\nTheir lunch special is a great deal; one evening I went in for a late dinner and was offered the lunch special price if I wanted less food. That was actually impressive to see that they would offer lower pricing way after the lunch hours. So that's a plus.\n\nThings to try: \n\nCalamari appetizer: Just enough spice to make you drink the recommended daily amount of water. Tossed with red peppers and spices that will make you wish you didn't have to share with the table. \n\nSpicy Shrimp Chow Mein: Jalapenos make this dish S-P-I-C-Y...a good thing! The noodles may be a bit overdone with a tad too much sauce, but overall it's a good dish. \n\nThai Coconut Soup: This is delicious. Brimming with veggies, and several floating pieces of chicken and shrimp. Must try.\n\nThe place can get a bit noisy on some days but it's affordably priced and a nice break from having to cook at home. One and a half thumbs up.
__label__2 I happend to find this place as I was itching for some sake and left very satisfied. \n\nGrub a dub- I find it sometimes hard to eat asian food , unless sushi or sashimi is involved, because I always feel so full after, but this place is different , slightly smaller portions , with fitting prices. The hot and sour soup intantly became greatness to me.\n\nService- I guess i went at a weird time as I was the only one in the place , so every thing came out fast and hot.But you can tell the server was about to leave and kept rushing away to do her final things.:(\n\nThe Get up- kinda standard look to the place , blacks and red stark asain decor . nothing new or stand out. but not cheesy either.\n\nAll in all, ill go again but probably wont suggest it when headed out with friends.
__label__2 This place is hit or miss. Luckily, the last time I went was a hit with the yellow curry with chicken. \n\nI have been coming here for about 4 or 5 years. When momma is in the house, the food is generally better. (Flo) Come in for Saturday lunch special for $5. Yes, I said $5. All the special entrees come with salad. Reg. $7.50-8.50 during the week. \n\nI also like the pad thai and spicy chicken chow mein. It has these tiny but potent jalapenos. Man, it has the burn, but really probably my second favorite dish. If you do not like spicy, stay away from that one!
__label__1 Food is OK - sometimes good - used to be great.  The service is terrible and a 25 minute wait for lunch on Saturday at 1:00?  Seriously?  It seems the restaurant relies on takeout - hostess ignored folks waiting to get on the wait list (irony intended) to serve carryout customers - could the tips have an influence?\nWe were finally seated - had Shrimp Pad Thai and Red Chicken Curry - the curry was very good, but shrimp was overcooked and the dish tasted substantially different from last visit.  The restaurant is incredibly loud, to the point of distracting.  \nWe used to go here often, but will be eating at other places from now on when Saturday shopping.
__label__0 Service was slow and fairly apathetic, I'd expect a little better on a Sunday afternoon.\n\nI'd heard plenty about Flo's, mostly good, so I was excited to try it. The salad that came before lunch was cafeteria-grade iceberg. Dressing was tasty, though. My entree was shrimp with bacon, cabbage, and tomato. It tasted okay, nothing special though.\n\nThe reason I'm giving them one star, though, is because something in this meal (I'm assuming shrimp) made me sick, and I'm still paying for it two days later. Far from impressed, and I won't be coming back.
__label__2 They have excellent food, but the portions are average to small and the pricing is expensive for this type of cuisine. I'm not sure I would go again compared to other options I have for chinese food. The staff was average as well. I'd like to see better staff and bigger portions in the future if I were to go again.
__label__2 If you're hungry for Asian, by all means go. It's a nice restaurant with a very pleasant staff. \n\nThe food is good and tasted fresh. The Coconut Curry Soup is good, the pad thai was not among the best I've had but it was satisfying... The Tom Yun Gun was way too salty.
__label__4 For the second year in a row the boyfriend and I have enjoyed a summer staycation at the Westin Kierland Resort. Even though it's only about 30 minutes from our house in Tempe the Westin Kierland makes us feel like we are away on vacation.\n\nThe resort is very large with lots of comfortable places to relax, dine or explore. The have two large pools, one is for families and includes a lazy river and the other is an adult only pool, which is what we opted for. The pool area is really pretty and kept very clean. There are a ton of chairs so you don't have to worry about getting out there early to get a seat. There are also a lot of umbrellas so you can find shade even on the sunniest of summer days.\nThey also have a pool waiter walking around making sure you have plenty of ice water or you can order drinks and food. I love being waited on at the pool!\n\nThe rooms are pretty large with their heavenly bed. They are on par with the other Westin's I have stayed at.\n\nRight next door is an outdoor shopping center that has a lot of really great places to eat as well so you'll never be at a loss for things to do or eat.\n\nI would recommend the Westin Kierland to anyone from out of town or   to anyone in town who wants an easy weekend escape.
__label__2 Wednesday, Girls' day for 4 (two rooms)\n\nReservations-Making reservations = not seamless, took two phone calls and a facebook post to recover the summer deal on the rooms.\n\nCheck-in...this hotel was desolate!  The pools, restaurants, halls, grounds were an expected AZ summertime wasteland.  Yet they stuck us with two rooms with a less-desirable view.  What?  You can't spare a golf course view or an upgrade during your 'off' season?  All four of our room keys failed, for two different doors, nothing like having to phone down and then WAIT!!!\n\nConcierge - left us messages to come see her for a special Starwood gift.  It was an apple shaped cookbook of apple recipes...ummm, I appreciate the thought, but what the heck does this have to do with AZ, Spa retreat, or luxury resort???  She also had unrelenting eye contact.  Very odd experience.\n\nRoom - nice and neat.  Upon one use of toilet (#1 just so you know!), the toilet overflowed, which then had us calling for a handy-man and again another WAIT!!! \n\nSpa - \n+ 30% off services for Phoenix residents on Wednesday!\n+ massage was awesome!!!!\n- small, scratchy spa towels\n- showers aren't the mulit-flow (rainforest) showers like most spas (disappointed with that)\n- hot tub right next to the restrooms, ewww!\n- It took FOREVER for the receptionist to charge 4 massages to one room number...again, another WAIT!!!  \n\nPools...\nAdult Pool\n- Cabana reserved...NO other Cabana's reserved and they gave us the worst one, furthest form the pool.  What????  We moved, of course, but these are LOW rent Cabana's...I know this isn't Vegas, but 4 chairs, a table, a fan, and some iced water for $80??  \n- Bird POOP everywhere...on the chairs, on the umbrella's, on our clothes...ewwwwh!\n- Got 2 Midori margarita's in and they ran out of Midori.  WHAT kind of place is this???  \n+ Coco, the pool guy was awesome!!  Very friendly, searched the grounds to get us another bottle of Midori, and took off the Cabana charge for our trouble.  That is good service!!  We love Coco!!\n\nKids Pool\n+ The good thing was that there were hardly any kids so we could do the slides and lazy river with no trouble.  Don't get me wrong, I like kids, I have 2, but not when it is a girls' day.\n+ Slide was fun.\n- Tons of teens working their summer job...more interested in chatting it up with co-workers or totally uninterested/bored with the whole thing.\n\nHousekeeping...ignored the do not disturb and busted in on us around 9ish then argued with us about it.  So much for sleeping in!\n\nIf this is how it is during the 'off' season, what is it like when this place is hoppin'?  \n\nIt was OK, but did not live up to the hype of a Westin or Scottsdale resort.
__label__2 Way over priced!\n\nIt is a nice hotel, but not for the price you pay...at these rates you could have creme de la creme at a Ritz. I will say everybody was really nice and friendly. The room is nice, but the sheets a little rough. The pools are okay. For me the pools and the building are not that asethically appealing and kind of blah. Loved seeing the bunnies on the way to the pool. The running trail I thought would go around the golf course it nothing but a trail along the main roads...disappointed so I turned back. The Nellie restaurant was bad and the menu at the pool is very small and not fantastic but decent...again not what is expected at the caliber of a hotel such as this. I did love the bagpipes in the evenings. \n\nMehhh I will try another resort if I ever go back to Scottsdale.
__label__1 The rooms are very so so and the hospitality was non existent, I will not be going back!,
__label__3 Nice hotel and friendly staff.  A nice place to get away for a few days.
__label__4 wow!  such a beautiful place!  from the golf course to the bars and outside patio, it's great.  We went there for Infusioncon and it was awesome!
__label__1 Not worth it. Some weird, offensive smell throughout entire hotel. Gym was packed constantly. Way more kids at resort than I expected.  \nLobby and bar area, pretty. Golf prices, just too high.\nHotel leaves a message at your  room saying \"come down and pick up your free gift\" but your free gift is really a ploy to get you to buy a timeshare. BRUTAL!
__label__4 Nordstrom's rack, oh how I love thee! As a budget and fashion conscious mommy of 5 little shopping protege's, this store allows me to fill my closet with all I desire, and not bust my bank account. I love my jeans, and the Rack is one of the only places with a fantastic selection of Seven for all Mankind, with prices between $70-$100, a far cry from Saks $225+. I scored a $210 Michael Stars dress for $29.97,  and at the same price, a great comfy pair of Sofft wedge heal sandals. Lots of cute kids tees by Trunk, Junk Food, etc, all at rock bottom prices, even found some BCBG items that were well over 50% off, and they are items that can all currently be found at the BCBG boutique at Kierland. My bohemian side adores the racks of Free People they get in on a regular basis, and the little girls Flowers by Zoe. if you're in the mood to dig, and want some looks for decent prices, check it out. Granted, the prices aren't as cheap as TJ Maxx, but I far prefer the variety at the Rack.
__label__0 THE WORST COMPANY EVER!!!!! Beware of Mario, he is out for himself and could give a da** about anything else. Communication is not in his vocabulary because he does not email, call or return any messages. His assistant Tomi is just as bad, you will never get anywhere with this company. We rented a condo with this so called Scottsdale luxury rentals, so obviously maintenance is included with that. It took them 3 days to get someone to fix our air conditioning in 110 degree weather!!! He scheduled a walk through and forgot to mention that is was canceled, he is such a huge inconvenience. When the bills are due if your not on time they will be on your tail calling and emailing.  They are quick to take payment but to return the deposit was impossible. They will take every penny if you let them, get a lawyer by your side, because you will need one!
__label__3 Good dry cleaning at a great price. \nThis place is simple and good. The staff is efficient and gets down to business. They have successfully saved a few of my blouses from my clumsy stains.\nOne tip is to be sure to pay with cash. They accept debit cards too but charge a $.50 processing fee.
__label__1 The concept is amazing, and I probably set my hopes too high for this little joint. Watching a movie and enjoying full service food and drink at the push of a button? What's not to love?\n\nTurns out, just about everything. The execution was totally off. We were the only people in the theater but somehow the service still sucked. The food was mediocre. The second run movies were mediocre, but plenty entertaining after a couple glasses of wine, which were offered at a decent price.\n\nI guess it's the cheap bastard gene in me that has a problem with this place. I nearly bust a nut when I have to pay full price at a regular theater and shell out for their snacks, let alone drop double the amount on a crappier second run version of the same theater fare. \n\nI'll stick to catching the drive-in double feature with my own bottle o' wine and snacks, rather than return to this place and shell out obscene amounts of money on freezer-burned puff pastry and vino.
__label__2 I do love this store. I have a coworker and her condo looks amazing, which she told me she decorated it almost entirely with things from this store.  I love their accent pillows, currants, candles, etc.  Seems to me like more of a store you go to for adding decor and accent type of things.  So if you purchased a living room set somewhere else and wanted to add cute pillows, lamps, throw blanket, rug, and curtains, then you could come here.\n\nThe down side is this place is expensive.  I found the perfect shade of navy blue curtains here I couldn't find anywhere else.  Exactly what I envisioned so it was hard changing my mind about anything, but they were hundreds of dollars for curtains.  Perhaps that's the standard, I wouldn't know because everywhere I've lived always came with blinds and I recently bought my first home that was set up for curtains.  But I feel like for $200 I could add a few hundred more on for wood blinds at another store that would last me many years.\n\nMy coworker ended up finding some beautiful silver lanterns that were between $60-$140 each piece and they weren't that big.  Considering the hefty cost she turned them away which was smart to do.\n\nAnother reason I just gave them 3 stars and not more is I've been here about 2 times on my own, 6 times with friends and not once has a store worker ever approached us to ask us if we needed help with anything.  In fact, I'm honestly not sure what the workers look like because I really can't remember seeing anyone there.  Do they wear street clothes, business attire, uniforms? I really don't know.  Not that I like being harassed, stalked, annoyed, and followed while shopping with workers giving me their unwanted opinions about what I should buy.  But it doesn't hurt to make an appearance after 15 minutes to make sure the customer doesn't need anything.
__label__1 Two stars does feel a bit harsh for rating this place, but the description fits perfectly. \"Meh. I've experienced better.\" Three stars would be \"A-OK,\" which I don't feel describes my experience here at all.\n\nIt's not that anything was particularly bad or offensive. It just wasn't great. The roll I got before eating was harder than I would have liked, but the pesto/olive oil that came with it was quite pleasant. On the recommendation of the server, I got one of their chef's special dishes, the Ciambotta Di Pollo e Salsiccia. Again, nothing was wrong with it. It was good and I plowed my way through it quickly. However, it was far from gourmet. The sauce, while it tasted fine, was hardly distinguishable from something from a jar. The chicken and peppers were roughly cut in all sizes. Then the biggest problem with the whole experience was the price. For my lunch of only iced tea and an entree, I paid just over $20 after tax and tip. Now I don't have a problem with paying $20 for a meal, not at all. But for that price, I expect quality. What I got did not at all match up with that expectation.\n\nI have nothing against this restaurant. I wasn't at all put off by the meal. But I can get better at Olive Garden for a lower price. I can call to mind several family-owned Italian restaurants with higher quality and lower prices. So I'll be taking my money to those.
__label__2 A bit disappointed so writing after only one exploratory visit and a revisit for the one dish that deserved an encore.\n\nThe Ossobucco was the major disappointment, A beautiful Presentation that lacked flavor and was past overcooked. One of my favorite dishes when prepared correctly, but they just missed - badly!\n\nOn the plus side the Gnocchi were little pillows of wonderfulness! Reminded me on our neighborhood  \"little Italian lady\" who made it for me as a child over 60 years ago and was, until now, the very best I have ever had. This version was very close and was served with a wonderful four cheese white sauce (calorie free for certain!). The Caesar Salad was a decent rendition but nothing I have eaten here approached the Gnocchi, unfortunately.\n\nWorth the trip for the Gnocchi alone!
__label__0 Omigosh! We had reservations and they have COMPLETELY ignored us. Even let another group ahead of us. The hostess is rude and condescending. I will never come here again nor would I recommend this place to anyone.  We are still standing here 45 minutes after we should have been seated!
__label__0 The customer was absolutely terrible, the front of the house was poor and the server gave us truly bad customer service 1/10. Mary was our server. It was like pulling teeth to ask for chicken cutlets for our 3 yr old Son, and they charged us $7 for 3 of the tiniest chicken cutlets (it was really one cutlet split into smaller pieces) with no side for him. \n\nThe beef carpaccio was awful. The beef was over cured, it was like eating salami, and they drenched the arugula with dressing. Worst carpaccio I have ever had.\n\nEven The pesto for the bread was awful\n\nThe main entrees were ok, we had the eggplant rolled with ricotta and the parradella pasta with sausage. Not bad, but my entree was $21 and the quality of the food did not merit that.\n\nTerrible dining experience, definitely will not go back
__label__4 They carry the best products.  Their staff is like one big family and getting your hair or nails done is like a social event.  They are reasonably priced, in a great location, clean, friendly and accommodating!  If you're looking for a new salon call them and they will have the stylist you're looking for.
__label__4 Love love LOVE IT!\n\nI first went here with a friend when I was visiting Scottsdale and now that I live here I go here regularly.  The service is great and they always remember you.  I hadnt been there for a year and the guy bartender welcomed me and even remembered my drink (maybe I drink too much) lol.  \n\nRay is a wonderful host and his band is just great.  Sure enough...I went home and looked at the back of my Lyle Lovett CD's and I think he's on each and every one of them!  How cool!  The music is great and if you like to dance country this is the place.  Lots of sweet people here too and if you are looking to meet new friends, Handlebar J is great for that.\n\nLastly...the food is awesome.  The BBQ is out of this world and even though the pricing isnt great, the quality is.  \n\nSee you soon new friends.  Thanks for being exactly what I was looking for in AZ.
__label__4 Dr. Besemer,  Dr. Kieran, and their entire staff are truly amazing, compassionate animal caregivers. \n\nWhen my two-year-old kitty became extremely ill during this past weekend, we were able to get him examined by Dr. Besemer on Sunday. At that point, we had no idea what the issue was, and all of the blood work and tests came back in the normal range (the doctor took the time to work him in between surgeries and sit down with us for an extremely thorough review of our kitty's test results and examination findings). We took the kitty home for the night with meds to ease his tummy issues, but the next morning it was quite apparent that the little guy was getting worse. \n\nWe took him back in (after calling the staff, who was very willing to get him in ASAP), and he got another thorough exam, this time by Dr. Kieran, as Dr. Besemer was booked in surgeries. All of the kitty's history had been communicated to Dr. Kieran, and she recommended x-rays. (It should be noted at this point that at every step we were given a complete write-up of treatment recommendations and their costs, the pros and cons of each, and given full control over what we thought was the correct thing to do based on all of the facts.) We chose to get the x-rays done, and about 10 minutes later, Dr. Kieran went over the entire picture with us and explaining what we were seeing. There was a suspicious-looking, but not blatantly apparent spot around the kitty's intestinal area. We were given the choice of getting an ultrasound or going in that afternoon for exploratory surgery. Again, both procedures, their associated risks, and costs (very reasonable financing terms are available) were immediately and thoroughly communicated to us. We chose surgery, and Dr. Kieran took him right in. We went home to wait for an update on our beloved kitty's condition. We were told how long to expect the surgery to last, and were told that we could call at any time for a status update. (Never once were we treated like a bother.)\n\nRight around the time they had estimated, we were called by Dr. Kieran, who told us the surgery went well and they had removed an obstruction from our kitty's intestine. We were given a choice whether to pick him up and keep him overnight ourselves or keep him at the clinic for IV fluids and monitoring. (The clinic does not have 24-hour staff, but recommended 24 hour care nearby or what we could do to care for him ourselves throughout the night.) We chose to take him home and bring him back in early the next morning for an all-day stay to make sure he was well-hydrated and get him started eating again. They wrapped up the little catheter on his front paw so they did not have to stick him with another needle the next morning. They gave him all the medications he'd need in the evening before we left and in the morning after we brought him back, except for pain meds to keep him comfortable during the night. We were even able to see the object that was causing the obstruction, which ended up being a large hairball that had dried and hardened in the middle and lodged in there. \n\nThat night was rough sleep wise for me, but it was worth it to see my kitty making a speedy recovery. In the morning I dropped him off, and when I picked him up in the evening, the transformation was amazing. We were given after-care instructions, food, medication, and happily brought him home last night.  \n\nDr. Kieran called this morning to see how the kitty was doing and answer any questions I had. He is making quite a speedy recovery, which is an incredible sight after how sick the little guy was.\n\nI have been a cat owner all my life, and have rarely experienced the level of compassion and knowledge that the doctors and staff at Scottsdale Hills Animal Hospital provided. As long as I live in or around Phoenix, this is where I will be taking my pets from now on. They are true animal lovers, and it shows!
__label__0 Just the worst. Owner was ranting in the back and humiliating his staff. So nasty and so rude.
__label__1 Fresh and good but the actual hot dog on the Chicago dog tastes like one from the grocery store. Meets the craving for Chicago but not completely.
__label__4 I loved this place before I even got in the front door. Very good prices, and well organized.  The owner is so friendly.  It seemed like every item of fabulous clothing I picked up was on sale for half price.  I am definitely a regular now!!!
__label__4 This restaurant gets 5 stars!!!  \n\nWe went here for Father's Day, and I wasn't sure what to think at first.  I looked over the menu before we went so I could decide what to get.  \n\nAfter getting to Tutti Santi (cute, quaint, family owned place) I was excited to sit down and eat.  They had some specials, so we got some ravioli appetizer and bread, and it was amazing, everyone had seconds! \n\nOur salads came out promptly with delicious dressing and fresh lettuce and vegetables.  \n\nWe waited a bit for our entrees, but we werent even really worried about it, and then the manager came out to apologize for the delay, and about 10 minutes later our food arrived.  I got Chicken fiorentina, which was lightly breaded chicken with a white cream sauce and sauteed spinach.  OMG, it was the best thing I have tasted!!!!\n\nWhen we were all finished, the manager came out with a complimentary slice of cheesecake for the delay and offered my dad a shot of sambuca.  \n\nGreat service, fun atmosphere and I will definitely be back to enjoy another one of their delicious meals.
__label__3 The food was very good but I wasn't crazy about the stuffed mushrooms! They weren't bad but they weren't great either! I had veal franchese and it was very good. The veal melted in your mouth and the flavor was outstanding. It comes with pasta with tomato sauce which wasn't bad. The caesar salad with anchovies was really good and they pour a very healthy glass of wine! I ain't mad at 'em! :)
__label__1 Tried to have a romantic dinner at this place with m y wife. Food was great, but the service not so good. Rude wait staff. Maybe a Jersey thing?? but I'm from Jersey and wasn't feeling the love...
__label__3 Oh, Anthropologie, how I love thee!  And, oh how I love thee sales even more. I must say, this particular Anthropologie has been my lucky store, as I've been able to find on numerous occasion fabulous deals on clothes.  Just recently, I bought a cute summer dress and skirt for about half-off their original price.  Their houseware and gift items are adorable too and definitely a great way to go for a fantastically unique gift for a girlfriend, sister, mother, etc. My only complaint, and the only reason I give the store four stars, is the clothes are a little pricey.  They are definitely cute and unique, but most of them are made from cotton, which begs the questions... when did cotton t-shirts start costing $55?
__label__2 Bought by corporate Landry's (and the Camelback location closed) this former steak giant is headed south, and fast.\n\nWhat do you think about when you think, \"Morton's\"?\n--strangely tan vinyl booths (yes, I've seen them in Chicago, and I finally get it)\n--sinatra standards\n--bow ties\n--to be shown what a beefsteak tomato looks like (from the cart)\n--to be shown what a life lobster looks like (the poor kiddo)\n--to be shown what a porterhouse looks like (oh, YUM)\n--crabcakes\n--AND THE BEST DARNed steak you can get in town, _no matter the cut_\n--don't forget the sprigs of watercress, my favorite.\n\nBut Landry's isn't having it. A multi-million dollar brand is taking a new direction:\n#no more Sinatra\n#no more cart\n#maitre'd has no tux\n#limited Champagne options; $160 Tatt is a plain ripoff.\n\nSteakhouses are a dime-a-dozen these days and with Eddie V's nearby putting on the Ritz with live jazz and magnums of the Heitz Martha's Vineyard _besides great steaks_, Landry's Morton's won't be here for long.
__label__2 I feel like Ra is too focused on social and not sushi. Good for groups, and decent happy hour prices. Lots of cute waitresses too.
__label__4 The sushi at RA is beyond amazing!  I eat sushi about 3 times a week and if I could eat at RA evertime, I WOULD!  Happy Hour rocks and there's some really awesome stuff on the HH menu!  Absolutely love it!
__label__0 Food was mediocre. Service was terrible. After getting served our unsweet tea, the waitress disappeared for 10 minutes. No sugar/sweet & low/splenda. Her excuse? We ordered unsweet tea, so she figured we would not want any sweetener. I explained that means I don't want it PRE-sweetened. Took our order, disappeared. Edamame was terrible. Salad & soup mediocre. Sushi sampler was not marked as spicy but somehow had wasabi hidden under each piece of fish. Meat was mediocre. Waitress disappeared again. \n\nWhen she came back, she said that her sister had her car with a dead battery and she had to leave, and the manager would take care of us. Nobody ever came by the table.\n\nI wandered the restaurant to find someone to refill my tea. I showed the manager, she walked away. Waiting for the replacement sushi without wasabi took forever. I asked the manager how long does it take to make RAW FISH? No response. No apologies. No discount off the bill. \n\nWhen I asked for the bill, the waitress that supposedly had to leave to do something with her sister/car brought us the bill. Odd, thought she had to leave and could not take care of us with the same level of disservice that she had done so far.\n\nWasted $33 and over an hour and will not return. \n\nThe reason the restaurant is quiet is that we saw very few people actually eating there. That should have been our first sign. Waiting for the waitress to order, we finally got up to leave and she happened to show up as we were heading towards the door. That was our 2nd sign, we should have kept walking. When we finally left after this bad experience, we saw other restaurants nearby that seemed to be full of people eating and enjoying themselves. Pick one of those and save your time and money.
__label__1 We came here for the much touted Happy Hour. Pricing was OK. We ordered appetizers, a couple of rolls, and a couple of orders of Sushi.  The service was excellent! Our server was pretty attentive. \n\nThe beef short ribs and shrimp tempura were pretty tasty.  The tempura and calamari rolls were good..............\n\nThe nigiri suishi was sliced pretty thinly.  I kind of expected to see a Japanese suishi chef at a Japanese restaurant.........not one in sight.  The chef didn't even know how to hold a suishi knife properly. I was kind of suprised to hear so much spanish spoken behind the suishi bar.  The suishi chef acted irritated whenever we ordered a dish. \n\nWe ended the evening with a tempura cinnamon ice cream concotion. Tasty dish!\n\nIts really loud here.........so if you are looking for a nice quiet evening, this is not he place to come to...............
__label__1 Poor service - Dirty tables and they waited until after my order was in for 20 minutes to tell me they didn't have the item I ordered. I have to request a menu to order something else and then they told me there would be a wait because their kitchen was backed up. The food I did order was not very good, very inconsistent.
__label__0 I can't really write a very detailed description on this because we stayed only for 10 minutes. After walking in and finding that my husband and I were the youngest in there, by like 30 years, we had one round of nasty tasting drinks and left.  \n\nOn a plus, the waitress was very nice. The atmosphere not so much. We didn't get a chance to taste the food.
__label__2 I go here often for lunch so I figured I would write a little something about it... Love the hot sauce and the food is pretty good! I've been here at night time also to play a little trivia. \n\nAll in all, it's not the most fancy place to go but its a good spot if you want to have some lunch, do a little off track betting or just go for some drinks and food after work. Definitely filled with locals but all are friendly. Quite a few TVs if you want to see a game.
__label__4 Warm, friendly ....  nice and reliable and conveniently located inside PV Mall.
__label__2 I want to give this place more stars, but I can't...\n\nAfter 6 years we finally made it to Havana Cafe due to our recent Groupon purchase...YAY! We always wanted to try it out but the prices always scared us away. \n\nWhen we arrived on a Saturday night we were surprised that the place wasn't extremely busy. I told the hostess \"2 please\" and she said do you have reservations? \"Umm no, do we need them\" (as I looked around the half empty place)?!\n\nShe said my wait would be about 20 mins, fine, it's Saturday night. We sat at the bar for about 15 mins before the bartender even looked at us. She finally said are you eating dinner at the bar? \"No.\" That was it. \n\nWe finally were seated but it was at the back of the place. My husband and I ordered our drinks. Our server asks as loud as she possibly can for our IDs...ok sure no problem, but did you have to announce it to the half empty room that you are checking our age?! For the record, we are way over 21! \n\nOur food took FOREVER to arrive. We said the wait better be worth it and you know what...IT WAS! We ordered the Maduros Fritos,  Bistecs Cubanos with smothered onions and Masas de Puerco Fritas both with beans and rice. The meat was tender, the rice was moist and the fried plantains were sweet!  We did try desert, bread pudding and would not order that again. \n\nWe'll probably go back at some point, but we will definitely make reservations and we'll be hitting up lunch for the lower prices!  :)
__label__0 I signed up with Yelp just to write this review. My wife and I moved to AZ recently and we were happy to find a place which sold Cuban and Puerto Rican food. All the dishes we ordered were disgusting!  The fried meat (carne frita) that she ate was dry and flavorless. The mofongo she had was unlike any other we have ever tried. She asked me to try and I just couldn't swallow it. We both love mofongo so that was very disappointing. It doesn't end there my dish was the Puerto Rican plate so I was excited and thought it would bring back some memories of my hometown but it only brought back nightmares. The rice with pigeon peas (arroz con gandules) had way too much tomato sauce... I can go on forever but would rather not. I will just jump to the desert. We thought maybe since the meal was so horrible maybe they could redeem themselves with an awesome flan. When we ordered the flan the waitress said they did not have the large portion but she  could give us the two smaller portions. We said OK but to our surprise the flan was so pale and the taste was so bland. I looked at it carefully and noticed that it had the recycling symbol on it. Who does that!!!  Come on really?!?  I'm done with this place. I would never eat at this restaurant even if they paid me. I would not recommend this restaurant to anyone unless I hated them.
__label__1 Cheesy, outdated decor, sky high prices with service that does not match, so so food. Went here on a recommendation and because they have home made gluten free pasta. Sorry we did. Our server was very proud of the fact that he knew we were gluten free and knew how to take care of us. I reminded him again when salads were ordered. Mine came with a breadlike object on top and when questioned, he said, it's a cracker stick, like that was okay. When I picked up the bowl and handed it back to him, he started to remove the crumbly stick, like that would now make my contaminated salad gluten free. Then, the crumbs fell into my daugher's Caprese salad, so both had to be reordered. My daughter's dish was not correct, nor was her pasta side, so they remade the pasta. Gluten free pasta cannot be al dente, but this was. I found a piece of non gluten free pasta mixed in with mine, leading me to suspect they make the gluten free with the regular pasta. Dirty dishes were not removed in a timely manner nor were water glasses filled. Just an odd, outdated place. Felt like I was back in Jersey, without the good food.
__label__4 Allure is awesome! The salon is always clean, the staff is friendly, and their prices are reasonable. I live about 15 miles from Allure, but make the drive there whenever I want my nails done or need a wax because nobody else does as good of a job as Allure. Get your eyebrows waxed by Jen! I've been going to her for 2 years and she's the only person I trust with my brows. She does a great job, keeps them full & natural looking, but cleans them up nicely.\n\nAlso: Bring cash to tip because you can't write in a tip on your credit card receipt!
__label__2 Gonna give it another shot.\n\nIt was a Tuesday morning.  I got up late and was running waaaaay behind schedule.  I needed something quick to eat on the way to a morning meeting, so pulled up the handy Yelp mobile app and found this spot just a stone's throw away.  \n\nI walked in and the first thing that hits me is: \"What the hell is a 'bialy?'\"  Fortunately, an employee was there to help me understand that a bialy is baked and a bagel is boiled.  So: it's the texture, not the stuffing.  I decide to get one of each toasted with no spreads.  \n\nI think I spent less than $1.50, but I don't remember the exact amount.  Regardless, it was a small price to pay for some delicious culinary research.  In my ever so humble opinion, I like the texture of bagels compared to the bialy.  Taste-wise, they were both much yummier than that nationwide chain you always see on every corner.\n\nI only went here to grab a quick breakfast, but they have different options that I would love to come back for and give another shot.
__label__2 Service was good but food not all that great. It was $17 for two bagel breakfast sandwich's and two coffees.  Everything in the breakfast sandwich tasted pre made for the day and the bagel itself was very very doughy. Always like trying a new place but don't think I will be going back to this.
__label__2 Make sure they know if u r in a hurry.  Was disappointed bc I called ahead and gave very specific directions (Please make sure the 3 dozen bialy's are in plastic bags bc I need to pack them in my suitcase.  Unfortunately, they were not and I had to make the taxi wait...  costing me more money.  UGH!  In the long run, it ended up costing $72 for 39 bialys (including taxi)
__label__4 If you want a perfectly baked bagel, NY Bagels 'n Bialys has the best. They have a large menu to satisfy any breakfast craving and offer fast service. A great breakfast restaurant.
__label__4 This place it the real deal! Pasquale and his family will provide you with amazing hospitality as you eat some of the most authentic Italian food you can get outside of Italy. Meatballs the size of a softball, pasta cooked to a perfect al dente and amazingly fresh ingredients make this place shine. \n\nMy favorites..Peperonata for appetizer and the pasta Alex for a main. They only take cash here, but it is BYOB and no corkage fee which is fantastic. Our server was telling us that his mother made all of the desserts and boy were they delicious. The New York Cheesecake was the table favorite. It was so smooth and creamy and had the perfect moisture and texture. \n\nBring an empty stomach and be ready to have a great time at Ristorante Giuseppe's!
__label__4 Food was authentic and yummy. It was very inexpensive and you can bring your own wine!! What a concept. No cork fees either.
__label__3 This place was really good!\n\nWe chose to go here for a romantic date which was a mistake... not that we didn't have a good time but it was not a romantic setting at all. The name sounded romantic to me. But it was the opposite of romantic. Loud, brightly lit, sassy servers, and children running amok. Reminded me instead of a raucous Italian family reunion. But still a good time!\n\nI love that it's BYOB with no corkage fee. That itself is a great value on it's own. \n\nWe started with the bruschetta. We weren't planning on getting an appetizer but we were talked into it. Yes, the servers are a bit pushy with the upselling. But the bruschetta was tasty and bursting with fresh flavor so we were glad we did.\n\nI had the eggplant rollettini and my husband had the pork Parmesan. The portions weren't as big as they are in other Italian restaurants. I was expecting leftovers to take home. But still very filling. My eggplant was very tasty but a bit salty. My husband and I both loved the marinara. It was very unique. I detected a warm seasoning to it... cinnamon or nutmeg? I don't know but it was good. My husband thought his pork was delicious. He said it lacked breading but was still excellent.\n\nWe will definitely return but we learned our lesson. Expect a casual and energetic good time with delicious food. We see this being a great spot for a double date... each couple bringing a great bottle of wine.
__label__1 I take my car here every 3,000 miles for oil changes only. These guys will try to sell you everything you don't need for your car so be careful! I just print out my discount coupon, get my oil change and say thanks but no thanks to their list of suggestions i need to do to make my car safe. They will try to sell you things like fuel injection cleaner for $100($10 at O'Reilly), tell you your brake fluid is dirty by showing you a strip, same goes for power steering, and rear differential(DON'T DO IT! Total Scam.) If your car has under 150k miles, you have nothing to worry about. Those parts are sealed.If they tell you need a air filter or cabin filter, save the money and go down the street to O'Reilly (and no I don't work for O'Relly)
__label__4 I am still coming to the same Firestone years later and the same guys still work there and they are still good to me. The make sure I don't pay for services I don't need and when I do need something, they make sure it is taken care of asap and try to make sure it doesn't cost a small fortune. Even my coworkers in my office have started going to this location and they guys are good to them. Plus they know if they aren't I would give them hell, and the last thing they want is a mad Ebony on their hands lol. I trust them as they know my car is important to me. So in a nutshell, yes I still like this Firestone. The end! :)
__label__3 Great selection and wonderful staff.  They're always happy to go way beyond the call-of-duty to look for something you are requesting, and if possible, special order it and stock it for you - fantastic.  Four stars because I still have to shop elsewhere for fresh food and some strange herbs / extracts.  Would put 4.5 if I could :).
__label__0 Stopped in to buy a new cable with a friend. While I was picking out my cable, my friend asked to play a guitar. The guitars are placed behind the amps so that you can't touch them, which would be ok if they were super nice and expensive. However, the selection was junk and every guitar I heard was set up terribly. On top of it, Monty was incredibly rude because my friend wasn't going to buy the guitar. He was so busy being a jackass to my friend that he couldn't even hear me asking him to grab a guitar chord for me off of a shelf behind his counter. I don't know if it's because he was having a conversation with a friend when we walked in, but I have just never been treated so rudely through a shopping experience. I will never go back and I hope you will avoid this place as well as it does not deserve you business.
__label__1 Oh the smell of Olive Garden.  Isn't that the most recognizable smell? I swear I think they pipe it into the vents.\n\nWhen I worked at PV mall I felt positively fancy to eat salad and bread sticks for lunch here.  And at $3.95 it was quite the bargain when it wasn't an official lunch menu item.  Now they've made it $5.95 for soup and salad w/ breadsticks which still isn't a bad deal.  But now of course it doesn't taste quite as good as when I thought it was healthy.\n\nAs for the other food, I was turned off when I had 2 different friends work there who specifically told me not to go there.  Well, not that it was bad or I'd get sick, but that it was to Italian food what Taco Bell was to Mexican food.  When they said that if I could microwave, I could cook at Olive Garden, I decided to trust them.  I'll admit I've been a few times with them when I'm with other folks who really really wanted to go.  The last time I went was maybe 9 months ago and what really struck me were the prices.  I can get fresh ingredients and real cooking for that price - and generally better service.  \n\nThe best thing I can say about this place is how many jobs it's given my friends over the years because they have such an amazing turn over they will hire just about anyone.  This is a great place to get a job to get server experience.  And once you've learned the art of hospitaliano, you can go get a better job.  Just like everyone else.  But it will still take at least 3 months for the smell of Olive Garden to get out of your clothes and your car.
__label__0 I scheduled an appointment with the Dr. He never came in. The PA came in for 5 minutes. He barely did a physical exam. Never even tested for reflexes! Complained to the office manager. Had to track her down and keep calling to reach her. Horrible practicioners and patient service. I found another Dr. Complete different attitude. She did a complete physical exam and spent time with me. Never go to AZ Center for Pain!!!
__label__0 I have eaten at this Red Lobster for years. Recently things have slipped. Yesterday a group of us had dinner. One person ordered the fish and chips. What came was batter, no fish. Two us is had Cobb salads, poor...the lettuce was frozen in both salads. Needless to say this place needs a major over haul. The only good thing about this restaurant is the server Mary who is stellar. Too may other places to eat.
__label__2 I don't understand why the ratings are so low at this Red Lobster.   Had the shrimp and the rock fish.  Both were prepared well.  The piece of rock fish was much too small for my husband. That needs to be worked on.  I noticed that the baked potato got smaller.  That's OK--maybe my waistline will too.   The garden salad was mostly iceberg lettuce with chopped tomatoes, chopped cucumber and one red onion ring.  I would have added two black olives and a few garbanzos to make it look like real salad---variety.  But I don't think that it is Red Lobster's formula.  Chain restaurants follow a formula and recipe on everything for consistency.  But I suggest they rework their salads to include some rocket greens along with iceberg.  The shrimp were fried perfectly and not greasy.  I noticed they don't offer an extra round of their DELICIOUS biscuits---my waistline appreciates it.  The cocktail I ordered was more a blend of juices than any alcohol.  Before ordering it I asked whether it would have enough alcohol and Pattie said yes.  Well it didn't and that's why I taking off a star.  A cocktail should make the drinker feel good and enjoy it.  I basically ordered a glass of mixed juices.\nI liked our waitress (PATTIE)  she was very helpful with my husband's order....OOPS, did I forget to say that they were out of Cod?   My husband went there specifically for the cod since he does not eat shellfish and the last time he didn't like the flounder.  So he ended up having to settle.   So I am taking off one star for no COD and for the alcohol-less cocktail.  Otherwise the food is OK.  \nThanks, Pattie.  You were really helpful!
__label__1 This store always looks like a bomb went off. Every time I visit this location it is unorganized, messy, and it smells weird. The messiness makes it very difficult to find things, which can be really frustrating.
__label__3 Beautiful campus!! First time attending and have the pleasure of having two exemplary  professors.  This school has a great culinary arts programs as well as an awesome hospitality program!!\n\nLove it!
__label__1 Ok, lets be honest. Casinos are places of desperation, seedy experiences, lost dreams, and just downright hilarity. I love casinos. I am in no way a compulsive gambler, addict, or junky of any sort so I feel my reviews of casinos can be quite frank and honest from an outsiders perspective.\n\nThis place sucks!!!\n\nIt is filled with people hooked up to respirators with their filthy wigs and blue hairs. There is nothing \"bling\" about this place and its genuinely old, dirty, and depressing. \n\nThe slot machines are a haven for old timers to pump away their social security checks and their grandchildrens inheritance. The machines don't pay out and when you win more than 200 bucks it has to be hand delivered to you. \n\nIndians casinos always suck  - this place is no exception.
__label__1 Monday night all you can eat crab night wasn't all it was cracked up to be...haha! The crab was over done and rubbery. They serve it to you instead of you pickin out all the best legs. We went around nine and there was only one other guy there... which was the only good thing. I give the buffet a D for food and B for service, we had 3 waitresses dying of boredom and constantly bringing clean plates and fresh drinks. \n\nIf you would like to try for yourself, maybe you'll have better luck ;)\nEagles Nest Buffet @Mckellips location Sunday and Monday $14.00 All-u-can-eat-crab 4:30-10pm
__label__4 make sure you go to the free showstoppers show and see the dolly parton, tina turner, elvis and four tops look-a-likes sing their hearts out! non-alcoholic drinks are just $2.50 (2 drink minimum required) and there are delicious $5 drink specials
__label__3 Best poker room in town, and I have tried several of them.  The entire area is non-smoking which helps.  The room has a good mix of games, and tons of tables.  My only complaint is that I live on the west side, so it's a long drive to get to this location.
__label__0 My son, one of his friends and I went to L8 Night Bingo tonite. I have played Bingo at CA many times and never paid much attention to details. We all paid for the same package. At one point we noticed that I had twice as many cards as my son, then noticed his friend had 3 times as many cards on each game. When my son questioned them about it they called security and took him to some office. Then they threatened him with the police and accused him of things he did not do. Watch out for these people. If you catch them cheating you may find yourself being detained.
__label__0 I can't even give it one star because the people that take your money are mean. Yes I agreed that I'm not a pro gambler, but I'm not a sore loser either. I spent lots gambling and had a bad experience with Jennifer and grandma. The more you spend the worst the casino treats you. I would recommend the bar because prie treats you awesome and her staff.
__label__0 I had a lower blepharoplasty (eye lift) by Dr. Nachbar in September 2003. This procedure left me needing reconstructive surgery costing additional thousands of dollars. My eyes will always have Dr. Nachbar's mark on them. Some of the damage is not fixable.\n\nThe results of my surgery left both eyes with incisions that were placed  low and not in a natural laugh line. To make things worse, the left eye incision curved down from the corner of the eye, extended out to about 3/4 of an inch and ended with a divit. This divit was created when the stitches were painfully pulled out. The incision scarring healed horribly and widened out leaving me with an indentation and redness to this day. The left eye was also left with a pucker from improper draping of the skin. A  piece of fat was left behind under the right eye which gave me the appearance of a big bump under that eye. Both eyes were hollowed out and rounded out leaving me with a completely different eye shape. My eyes had continual pressure, pain, irritation, and itching for 3 years after the procedure.\n\nI communicated my concerns to a Sharon Brown on staff by e-mail and phone. She was completely unhelpful. I requested my money back and never received it.\n\nI am not a person who easily dispenses bad reviews. If I could give zero stars I would. I truly regret every day that I chose Dr. Nachbar as my surgeon. I hope this review helps you in your choice.
__label__1 I am searching for a good doctor here in Scottsdale and found this practice on Cigna.com.  I called to see if Dr. Magda Williams was accepting new patients.  She was indeed.\n\nI asked the receptionist what the next step was since I was a new patient.  She let me know that I'd have to have an initial appointment to establish care, deeming the doctor my primary care physician.  \n\nCould I meet the doctor before signing the agreement?  She had to ask someone and then let me know that I could meet with Dr. Soni (a male doctor) during this initial appointment, but Dr. Williams could give me a physical after I establish care.  \n\nWhy would I want to meet with some other doctor to establish care with Dr. Williams?  I asked her if Dr. Williams had any open appointments the next day; Dr. Soni did at 2:15.  I let her know I'd think about it; I didn't feel comfortable with this arrangement.  \n\nI received a call today from Scottsdale Family & Urgent Care informing me that I had missed an appointment at 2:15.  Did I want to reschedule?\n\nI called back and told the receptionist about the initial call.  There is clearly a lack of communication at this office.  I don't think I'll be going to this Family Practice.  \n\nTwo stars for persistance.  I really wish I could write a better review about the actual DOCTORS at the practice--not a critique of the protocol and competence of the receptionists--but I guess that's why they call them \"gate keepers\".
__label__4 Best of the best.  This is THE sushi place in all of Scottsdale and the surrounding cities in the Phoenix area.  Having lived in Japan, I have tasted the real good sushi and other traditional Japanese dishes like udon, tonkatsu.   The fish is always fresh, some flown in from Japan. On a regular night, Hiro and his sons are behind the counter, making sushi for the customers.  During the cooler months, I like to order the nabeyaki udon and some rolls like toro, caterpillar, rainbow, spicy tuna etc.  The nigiri and sashimi are amazing.  Sometimes, I like to order the bento selection with tempura and tonkatsu as my favorite choices.  The tempura here is just the way it should be, light and crunchy.  Seriously, Hiro Sushi is an oasis in the desert state of Arizona, can't get any better... Totemo oichi desu...  (very delicious)
__label__2 This place is not the cheapest nor the best.\nBut this place does have the most decent food.\nThe tempura is good.\nSushi is fresh. And the portion is pretty generous.\nThe staff very friendly.\nBut why I gave them 3. Because their presentation sucks. The sushi roll doesn't stay put. I mean, it literally break apart when you try to pick em up.\nI still keep coming here, because I haven't found other place yet. the only bad part of travelling to a different place, is .. hard to find a good sushi place. and I'm still looking.
__label__4 Best sushi I've ever had!\n\nIt's so fresh, it's so melt-in-your mouth delicious, it's pretty much the best sushi I've had the pleasure of trying.\n\nOur party ordered lots of salmon, lots of tuna, and my all time favorite, lots of yellowtail.  We also had a variety of rolls too.  Everything, from the appetizer to the sushi was omnomnom.\n\nThe seaweed salad was perfectly seasoned, probably the best I've had.  The fish was generously and perfectly cut.  I'm usually not a fan of tuna, but the tuna was so delicious, I ate lots of it.  Obviously I stuffed myself with salmon and yellowtail nigiri.\n\nI'm pretty sure I gained 20lbs after gobbling up everything.
__label__2 Once again, I was craving sushi.\n\nI read your reviews, and decided to take the small leap (if there is such a thing) into Hiro Sushi. \n\nWe ordered the Rainbow roll, Crazy Roll and Crunchy California Roll.\n\nAll were pretty good. Not great (sorry) but good. \n\nThe people that work there are darling, nice and attentive. \n\nMaybe I\"ve had too much sushi all over the planet,or am too picky (or spoiled with killer sushi?) but this was good,  not great. \n\nScottsdale peeps, try Dozo...it looks like an old Jack In the Crack from the outside, but inside? Pretty. Most importantly, they have awesome sushi.\n\nAnyone in the Chandler/Awautukee area? Try Sushi Eye (on Warner)...
__label__1 We've tried this place several times in the past few years, and each time that we do, I end up kicking myself for giving it another shot.  I just do not understand the reviews raving about the sushi here!  Once again, the fish we had was of mediocre quality at best.  Maybe I'm just missing something here since it seems like the regular customers are able to command the best quality fish (or at least it certainly looked a lot better than what we had), but the fish just isn't all that fresh and the service is consistently lackluster.  We sat at the sushi bar and literally had to flag down the waitress to get our drinks refilled.  We had some Hamachi and Maguro nigiri, neither of which were impressive and a couple of rolls, one of which was the Negi Toro roll that I had to force myself to eat given the off taste it had.  We'd actually assumed that the sushi chef had forgotten about the Maguro nigiri and were ready to leave, but as soon as we flagged down the waitress, he presented the two pieces to us, nearly a half an hour after the last roll he'd served us when the place was less than half full.\n\nI find it strange to hear how many other reviews mention the number of Asian people they see eating here and somehow manage to draw the conclusion from that fact that this is a great place.  That would seem to follow the logic of visiting Europe and seeing a McDonald's filled with Americans and drawing the conclusion that McDonald's is a top-notch American restaurant.  The point here is that not everyone is discerning regardless of whether they are eating their native fare and I find it difficult to believe that this would be considered a quality sushi restaurant among discerning Japanese diners given how much better quality sushi is available in the Valley.  Our last visit to Hiro will be our last and for anyone looking to find fresh, high quality sushi in Scottsdale, I would highly recommend trying Yume at the Scottsdale Promenade.
__label__3 I moved from Los Gatos, CA to Scottsdale in July 2011 and when I interviewed for the job I knew I had to find at least one decent sushi restaurant before I could accept the offer...maybe a slight exaggeration, but it was top on my list!\n\nI found Hiro Sushi on Yelp and made a late night run for dinner.  The restaurant is cozy and tucked into a strip mall, so I wasn't sure what I was going to get.  When I went inside, there was a line, which I took as a good sign...and waited for my table.\n\nI was pleasantly surprised at the quality and quantity of sushi.  Each roll I ate was tasty and service was very good. \n\nI was pleased to find a great, little sushi spot and have eaten there many times in the last year...their takeout service is quick and easy too!\n\nI may be moving back to CA but if and when I'm in Scottsdale again, I will certainly pay a visit to Hiro Sushi!
__label__4 Oh how I wish I lived in Phoenix, so I could become a regular here. For those of you who are also on the quest to find authentic Japanese restaurants in the US, go to Hiro's if you find yourself in the area.  From the initial, \"Irrashai!\" As we walked in, the experience was like being in a little sushi joint in Japan.  My companion noted several times how great the service was and I have to agree.  I was excited to see Okinawa Soba on the menu so gave that a shot along with Otoro, salmon, Hamachi and Kani.   Ok, so the Toro did not need to be chewed it merely melted...heaven.  The last time I had Okinawa Soba was in Japan and this was the real deal even to include the hot pepper infused Awamori (ok, it was actually Vodka, but tasted the same). Our waitress had just moved here from Okinawa three years ago. \n\nWe had a Japanese rice beer... An import that was very good. \n\nSooo, this was overall an excellent experience and I'm glad we found it
__label__1 I'm on a hunt for a new sushi place, so I drove 40 minutes to go check this place out.  My review is strictly on their food.   I drove that far, because I trusted Yelp reviews on this place.  What a disappointment it turned out to be...\n\nYes, they have the abalone,  and otoro which I can't find in many other places in AZ...but that's about it.  Their cut on sashimi is poor, meaning, the sashimi chef's skill is not up to par.  The fish is cut too thin, and is jagged at the edges.  Everything is over priced for what it is.  I've had much better other places such as Gilbert of all places!  \n\nI'm all for paying top dollar if what you serve me is top notch!  But this place just isn't worth it!
__label__4 LOVE this place. Hands down some of the best sushi I've ever had - everything is fresh and thoughtfully made. The sushi is great (the scallops are amazing), they have some unique rolls on the menu and the service is outstanding. It's a very small place which I love and I think it adds to the authenticity. The chefs greet and say thank you to all who enter and leave. Can't say enough good things about this place!
__label__2 A bit of an older b&n but it has all the essentials.  Good, clean store and friendly employees make the experience even better.
__label__3 Went here once for labwork.  My wife had something down the street to tend to.  No one was there, and it was only me that Friday morning.  I was in and out in 7 minutes.  Too bad this place is now closed :-(!!!
__label__4 If you are looking for a Thai place in the Phoenix metro area, you've found it. When I first moved to Phoenix, I discovered the Swaddee Thai location in Chandler. A few years later, I moved to N Phoenix, and I was thankful to find that there was another Swaddee Thai close to me!\n\nMy favorite things on the menu are tofu coconut princess and Tom Ka, a coconut milk / mushroom soup. I love the amount of vegetarian options; you even get a choice of soft or fried tofu!\n\nThe service here is fast, the food is fantastic, and this is a great place to seek out for a delicious lunch or dinner.
__label__1 They finally closed. I believe this was the first A.J.'s in Arizona......and the past few years it slowly went downhill.
__label__3 The wings here are excellent.  The \"suicide\" heat level is not ridiculously hot, but very tasty and they aren't over-powered by vinegar as too many other places do.  My wife loves the white pizza with garlic.  They are generous on the cheese and the thin crust is very tasty and well done.  Service is always good.
__label__1 Uncle Sam's is a local institution, so I'll always be loyal.  I try to make it to the original Shea/32nd St. store whenever possible, though.  The Scottsdale store often makes me feel taken advantage of.  \n\nSee, the thing about Uncle Sam's is that it started out as a kind-of hangout for high schoolers.  Which explains the haphazard atmosphere, service and menu.  But the food was great and service was efficient and friendly; so the kids just kept coming over the years and now have gotten their kids and grandkids on board.  All the good stuff is pretty much still there at the original location.  \n\nThe casual attitude often turns into neglect at the Scottsdale store, though.  Resulting in sloooooow service, no refills and food that's cold by the time it gets to you.  So unless I'm right nearby, I usually steer toward the 32nd St. location when that cheese steak craving hits.
__label__0 I think I actually 'hate' this place. Strong words. It started many many years ago when my dad had me pick up an order here for carry-out. They forgot to make half the order and when I came back to get it - they didn't apologize for over-charging me, about forgetting the order or seem to notice I drove back to get it. I sat waiting for the order for. ever. \n\nForgetting to include food in a take-out order happens, it's a simple mistake, I get it. But they didn't respond appropriately, in any way at all, just kind of stood there like \"soooo does this mean you want us to make it now...err...maybe?...well....hmmm..\" My dad actually called the manager when I got back - the second time - and he didn't offer an apology or remedy the situation. \n\nThe food is just awful. I save the word \"mediocre\" for frozen wings, pizza & subs from the freezer section - Uncle Sam's is not worthy, it's gross. \n\nIf my review isn't enough to warn you to dine elsewhere, maybe the state's health inspection review is - \n\nHow bad is a restaurant that actually needs the government to tell them to get rid of roaches? \n\nhttp://www.maricopa.gov/envsvc/envwebapp/tabs/results.aspx?navigatedFrom=businessResultsDrillDownAA&permit=FD-05575&business=Uncle%20Sam%27s%20Restaurant&address=10520%20N%2090th%20St\n\n\"OBSERVED TWO LIVE ROACHES PRESENT UNDER EQUIPMENT IN BAR. HAVE LICENSED PEST CONTROL PERFORMED UNTIL PESTS ARE ELIMINATED.\"
__label__0 I guess I'm one of those that is totally disgusted as well. Have had a hard time finding a rheumatologist and definitely won't go back here again..\nDr. Rizzo and his staff are less than ideal. He actually told me people \"my age\" don't have Rheumatoid Arthritis and any positive I must have gotten on a test was incorrect. He told me to use \"mind over matter\" to manage my pain, be the lightest weight possible for my body type and take two tylenol as needed. He did not do a proper exam of me to begin with, and already had me in tears. It is frustrating to take off work, wait a month for an appt, be snubbed by the receptionist and then be asked \"why are you here?!?!\" from the doctor who you can clearly tell is not taking you seriously.\nFind someone else, anyone else. I advise against trusting Dr. Rizzo with your rheumatoid arthritis.\nWish I would have noticed the other reviews about him on www.ratemds.com before making an appointment with him, and I hope to save you the same experience!
__label__3 Great spot to just hang with the crew. Not the normal uppity Scottsdale bar. Games are upstairs and lots of room. Food was okay. I got the nachos and the chips were very stale but my friend got the burger and it looked really good. Good atmosphere. It's or after work hangout, if we can get everyone together more often.  :)
__label__0 The doctors all treated me like a total whiner when I was pregnant and neglected to properly diagnose me with some severe and debilitating health conditions that developed during my pregnancy. Keep in mind all they care about is the baby and the mom's complaints just get brushed to the wayside. They spend about five minutes with you and no more. I could not be more disappointed and had a completely  miserable pregnancy AND delivery AND hospital stay thanks to their total and complete negligence and failure to properly diagnose or even recommend I see a specialist. I asked for someone to evaluate my problems when I was in the hospital and they said it was not possible for that to happen....wtf??? I was just told it is normal to feel awful when pregnant. Everyone feels awful just shut up and deal with it. Had someone taken the time to actually take my compaints seriously and order a few simple tests I could have been spared a year of complete misery and suffering.
__label__4 had a pedi and gel mani done today! absolutely will be coming back :) everyone was so nice and the prices are perfect. \nvery very clean as well!
__label__4 They did a great job. They got us right in, they have massage chairs, they were very good.  They gave us bottled water. My daughter got a flower on each of her big toes and there was no extra charge even with a jewel on it.
__label__4 This is the best Chipotle in town!! They give the most. If you want Extra chicken they give you EXTRA!! I don't mind paying extra for double meat but some of the Chipotles are so skimpy! They also have the nicest staff Not kidding!!
__label__0 I have a food allergy and they had no idea how to prepare my food safely. The worst chipotle I've been to in any state.
__label__3 Just a quick review of Macaroni Grill. \n\nI've been to this location several times and I've never been disappointed. The service is always pleasant and fast and the food is pretty darn good for a chain. \n\nI've tried some of their pasta dishes and had the grilled pork chops once and they were quite good. I ordered them on a whim and was pleasantly surprised with them. And they make a great Insalata Blu which is bibb lettuce, walnuts, red onions, grated bleu cheese all tossed in a balsamic vinaigrette. \n\nThe bread they serve with the olive oil and cracked black pepper is always pleasing. And they have a great blackberry mint iced tea. Yum. \n\nThe music they play is a great mix of Italian opera and the Italian crooners of the 50's such as Frank Sinatra. And hopefully there will be a birthday or two while you're there. They usually have a singer who does a great job of \"Happy Birthday\" in Italian. (What does this person do besides sing? Is that all they do? Anyone know?) \n\nOh, and if you use the restroom they play lessons in Italian while you are....um...doing your business. Pretty cool.( I just hope that if I ever need to use Italian in an emergency I don't have to duck into a bathroom to remember it.) \n\nIf you're in the mood for some good Italian food with good portions and friendly attentive service, Macaroni Grill can't be beat in my book.
__label__1 After a much glorified recommendation from the waiter too get the pork c hop special, result was 4 dried out chops, 4 undercooked risottos ( which they replaced with something else, ours were the last they had for the night). After mention of the chops drones, we're told they would melt in mouth, that was not going to happen with those chopsn we were offered free dessert. Took it home, tiramisu, will taste in the AM for breakfast. Disappointing as previous visit was actually quite good. Fifth person had the meatballs, said they were good.\n\nAppetizers muscles were good as was the soup.
__label__0 Oh my gosh, what a disaster!  My husband called in an order and asked me to pick it up on my way home.  I arrived and went to the pick-up area where there were 3 other people in front of me.  No big deal, right?  Well, after about 30 minutes, the woman in line just ahead of me was told that they did not have her order that was phoned in about an hour earlier.  So, she placed another order and sat down to wait.  \n\nFinally, after about 45 minutes in line, I make it to the cashier, and after giving him my name and what was ordered, he proceeds to tell me that they do not have the order!  Thinking that my name could have been mis-spelled or taken down incorrectly, I asked him if there was an identical order under a similar name.  Instead of checking, the employee looks at me and asks, \"Are you asking me to give you someone else's food?\"  Unbelievable!  Then he asks me if I want to place an order to go!  After witnessing what was happening in the kitchen during my 45 minute wait, I'm sure that I would have had another hour or more to wait for my order to be completed!  The kitchen that was utterly chaotic.  Absolutely no organization by the chef (who was shouting out orders to anyone who would listen, but no one in particular)!  The kitchen was piled high with dirty pans everywhere.  It's a wonder they got any orders out.  \n\nHad the cashier not accused me of asking him to give me another person's food, I may have considered returning to this restaurant.  However, after that treatment, and what I witnessed in the kitchen, I can say with confidence that I will NEVER set foot in this place again!
__label__0 Horrible atmosphere, waiters left dirty dishes on one of the three islands/pantry in the middle of the restaurant. (Which is weird enough....that you can see opened very cans of soda and cut up lime and lemons that have been sitting out for who knows how long). Horrible service. Horrible attitude waiters. Would never go back. I am surprised that this chain has not been shut down.
__label__0 Chicken milanese(used to be our favorite) was DRY and only cooked on ONE side...brocolini was hard as a rock. We never saw a manager the entire time we were there and the server couldn't have cared less when we pointed out the food wasn't up to par. I emailed them and of course they never bothered to respond.\n\nIf you want  a fabulous dinner...you might want to go elsewhere
__label__2 \"It's a chain. It's fondue. BUT perfect for the right occasion. I would give it 4 stars for groups or first dates. You get to cook your food so it is interactive giving you something other than your nerves to focus on. Pretty pricey however.\"
__label__3 If you go here, you will enjoy a four course fondue meal. The desert chocolate is awesome. I prefer the 'Smores' option but the others look great also. They have many options for the main course. This place is pricey and you do have to cook your own food, but a nice option for special occasions.
__label__2 A very unique place specializing fondues.. This is my first try, everything went like I expected, but not outreaching... We had the Fusion version of the Big Night Out  four-course meal.. A lot of food for two, and not cheap!\n\n1st course - Fondue A La France\nIt was a-ok.. the cheese mix was great, but the white wine (don't remember name) base was too strong... I wish they'd use less of the alcohol. But you get unlimited sides with it..\n\n2nd course - Salad Nicoise and California Salad\nBoth salads were tasty! However, the plates arrived in an ice-cold condition, and by looking at the presentation of the salad, I felt it was already pre-made and came out from the refrigerator.. the leaves just don't look like were just mixed together...\n\n3rd course - Main entree with Court Bouillon cooking style\nThe fusion version offers one extra item, a lobster tail, other than that, everything is the same from the feast version. Meat and seafood were fresh, wish that I had chosen a different cooking style, maybe the Bourguignonne, didn't really enjoy the vegetable broth, personally think the taste was too strong..\n\n4th course - White & Dark Chocolate Fondue\nThis was my fav!!! The mixture of two kinds of chocolate was just right, adding the different toppings for dipping, cheesecake, strawberries, bananas...hmmmm... If only it has less calories, I'll never have enough!\n\nThe whole dinner took about 2 hours as we're fast-eater and didn't really spend that much time on the cheese fondue...so come prepare for a long stay if you want to experience the 'whole package'..
__label__1 I saw a someone praise this place on Facebook and I started chuckling. My wife asked me to go with her to the melting pot a couple years ago. She was very excited until the food actually came. That's when she said, this isn't what we ordered. I said yeah there is less then 4 oz of meat to share between 2 people. She said, no I meant these are the wrong sauces. I said hang on. We are paying 120 dollars for 2 cups of raw vegetables, 4 oz of meat, and beef stock? She said well your paying for the ambiance. Plus desert is to die for. Desert came, she said Isn't this great and I said we are dipping less then a cup of fruit in chocolate. At the end she said you hated it, didn't you. I said baby I loved being there with you, but I have never paid so much money in all my life to eat every day food and stay hungry. For the same money we could have gone to any number of nice restaurants and actually had a full meal.  My wife laughed and then said yeah your right. It's a great little niche restaurant idea, but once you get past all the hoopla this is place is a huge rip off.  On the plus side, It's a nice romantic place with super dark tables. Cooking your own food gives you plenty of time to sit and talk with that special someone.
__label__3 This is a great spot for a date night.\n\nWe had a table right next to the fireplace.  \nOur server was slow at first, but very kind and a lot of fun.\n\nThe food was delicious.  We had a cheese fondue, salads, and an endless meat fondue.  Keep in mind this isn't your typical restaurant.  You don't go and get served ready-to-eat food.  You get served food that you cook in the fondue pot.  If you're OK with that, this is a lot of fun.  It can get a bit overwhelming keeping track of cooking times, but it's worth it.\n\nWe regret not getting a chocolate fondue for dessert, but we were way too full.
__label__4 After two extremely disappointing trips to the Melting Pot in Ahwatukee, I was hesitant to try the Scottsdale location. I had some dip certificates that were about to expire, so I decided to give them another try. \n\nI am so glad that I did. Not only was the food amazing, but the service was excellent. Michael D. was the server, and he was friendly and professional. There were two managers walking around to make sure that everyone in the restaurant was satisfied, and I was very happy to honestly say that it was the best experience I've ever had at The Melting Pot in a long time. From now on, I'll only come to this location. If Michael is still there the next time I visit, I will definitely be asking for his section again.
__label__1 Do you know how in high school, if you don't have the money (or are too cheap to spend it) for a fancy prom date?  Well, if you know, then you know you choose a fake fancy restaurant, that let's folks wear jeans, charges too much, and gives too little.  You know?  Well, that's The Melting Pot.\n\nWe were fortunate to buy a Groupon on sale, but that's not to say we felt those precious dollars were spent well.  The discount still left us feeling like we over paid.  While the food was good, the prices are ridiculously inflated.  Had I paid full price for the vegetarian entree I ordered, it would have been $25 for 4 halves of artichoke heart, 4 tofu wedges, 4 slices of mushroom, 4 asparagus stalks and 4 raviolis.  $25 is half my weekly budget in groceries.  Sorry, this ain't no prom date.\n\nThe lighting is very low and the atmosphere feels posh, kind of sleek.  So, again, some fancy feeling for you.  Apparently reservations are highly suggested (why people line up, I just don't know).  We sat at the bar, albeit comfortably.\n\nStill, our server was pleasant and helpful.  Nothing out of the ordinary.  An attempt here and there to up sale, a smile, a description of what's in our \"melting pot.\"\n\nOverall, if you want to stab your food, feel fancy, and eat very little, this is the place for you.  I really don't know why anyone would spend the money it costs to eat here, when there are other options, but, if you like pretense of a prom date, this is a right fit for you.
__label__4 Went here the other night for a client holiday party.  There was about 10 of us at the table.  The restaurant is nice, clean and comfortable.  Diners were wearing business casual.  Appeared to be a nice place to take a date or go out for a business lunch or dinner.  I was a little taken back by the paper covers on the tablecloths, but again, Italian food is messy.\n\nThe server was very knowledgeable about the menu, pasta and wine, and made some excellent recommendations.  I was appreciative of her knowledge. \n\nI ordered eggplant parmesan.  Other guests ordered scampi, fresh fish, and pork medallions.  Every dish came out beautifully prepared, very large portions, everything was fresh.  Everyone raved about their food.\n\nThe eggplant parmesan was covered in cheese and fresh, home-made marinara sauce.  It was delicious and I wanted to eat every bite, but it was so huge!.  This dish could easily have fed four people!\n\nI was too full to eat another bite by the time dessert came around, but the 10 of us shared a tiramisu.  It was creamy and flavorful, more like a pudding than a cake.  \n\nGreat place!  We will be back!
__label__0 I just called again to see what the new word is and I was told that their ordering system is broken and that I should keep calling in.  I was also told that he thinks the phone will ship around the 28th.  I ordered it on the 3rd, and was told it would be there on the 11th. I also responded to a Retention Manager that replied to my first post, but she did not return my call.  Go figure.  Go figure that this store only has 1 star ratings.
__label__4 Love this place.  Only ever eaten breakfast here, but the atmosphere is great -- the owners are very nice and the staff is efficient but caring.  The food is GREAT.  The breakfast items are REALLY fresh and makes me think they get them locally.  I saw a lot of \"organic\" on the menu, so I know the actual ingredients are very good.\n\nHighly recommend this place!!
__label__3 We couldn't decide on what to eat last night so we pulled into the AJs parking lot. We saw the sports bar but decided to take a chance on the Dragonfly Cafe. Right away we noticed the ambience the music and the nice relaxing atmosphere. Could've gone without the \"Magician\" I felt like coming down with a case of Tourette's syndrome!!  the Cosmo was interesting, weird glass! The food was awesome, shrimp boat was quite interesting, the scallops was to die for!! Desert was quite interesting. Apple Crumb pie with Ice cream, Too much to finish. DragonFly Cafe didn't BUG us at all!
__label__0 Great produce, good small appliance selection and terrible customer service.   We used to shop here weekly, but have stopped in the last couple of years because of the uniformly unfriendly folks at checkout.   Unfortunately, the final impression is always the most lasting.  While the employees in produce, meats and other departments are all really great, the checkers here make shopping a very unpleasant experience
__label__3 Great sandwiches.  My kids love the pizza and soda fountain with the numerous options.
__label__3 it is beautiful in here. nothing like our local fry's. very large, spacious, and looks like a high end supermarket. \n\nvery warm, and cozy if that can be used to describe a supermarket. they entry is always packed with a beautiful setting of plants and seasonal items. their alcohol department is enormous!\n\ni come here for a quick pick up after work if we need a milk or bananas. if i'm lucky, they're handing out sushi and i usually eat 4 or 5 because i'm starving all the time. \n\nvery pretty store.
__label__2 Had a quick lunch here as I often do after a Home Depot run or when I'm craving chips and salsa.  I have to agree with everyone else's review as far as the price goes; I know it's located in Scottsdale but $4+ for a single taco (and it's funny because that specifically caught my eye when I went yesterday) is stupid, I don't care how much garnish you put on the plate.  I do love when they have their \"margarita sales\" though!  \n\nI go here for a few reasons:  it's close.  The salsa is good.  The service is good.  I think the same servers have been there for years and although they never seem to acknowledge that I'm back again (hey, I'm a regular, give me some love please!) they still treat me well.  They're not stingy on the chips and salsa (can you tell this is a major prerequisite for me in judging a Mexican food place?) and the food is decent.  So, I give it an \"A-OK\" as the local Mexican place. Also never crazy busy so there's no wait, and the food is never too spicy so rookie out-of-towners can enjoy their meal too.\n\nIf the management is reading this:  your food is pretty good and your waitstaff is very nice, but in general, you're nothing too out of the ordinary and you're scaring away clients with your Scottsdale prices. Take it down a notch and you'll get more neighborhood support. There's WAY too many Mexican places nearby to choose from so do something to make us want to come around more often.
__label__1 This place is worthless if you need immediate care during the day!!! My kitty has chronic UTIs that can lead to severe and life threatening blockages. On several occasions they have done little or nothing to accommodate him during such instances....stating that they are booked and that I should visit an emergency vet. Well then why am I paying you monthly if you can never see my pet when he needs to be seen? I was told \"you do know this is a wellness clinic?\" So, apparently sick pets are not a priority for them. The Desert Ridge location is FAR better about getting him in...even when they are full, they squeeze him in between patients. It is a shame, because I really like Dr. Cherico. Furthermore, the techs are not very skilled in handling feisty pets. My other cat does not like coming to the vet, at all, and often becomes very agitated. One instance the techs left me in the room for 20 minutes to try and get my hissing, spitting, and scratching cat in her crate by myself. During a subsequent teeth cleaning she was allowed to scratch herself in her own eye leading to an eye infection that became an ear infection as well. It was awful. I do not recommend the 90th location at all!!!
__label__0 By far the WORST wash I have ever received anywhere, and this was a $70.00 service.  I still have stains on my passenger side carpet (which was the reason for getting the shampooing in the first place).  I don't think that they even washed it as they were supposed to.  I had to tell them for 20 minutes major areas that they had missed.   I need to clean all of  the windows myself since they are dirty still and have water spots and fingerprints on them.  The guy I arranged everything with was nice and assured me everything would be perfect.  I told him if I was going to pay so much I was going to be very picky.  He understood and guaranteed it would be perfect.  However, he was not the one doing the work.   I would be upset if I had only paid $12.00, because there are plenty of places that do a much more thorough cleaning for that.  But having paid far more, I feel the need to alert my fellow yelpers to this scam of a car wash.  My car reeks of mildew and the wet seat with whatever they used to clean stained my shorts a yellowy brown color.  Thank God I didn't have somewhere to be after the car wash.  This place is a nightmare!
__label__4 These guys are great! Kelly and mark are always professional and I always refer my customers to them.  Especially for classic cars. But, they do all makes body shop repairs! Thanks guys for helping me out! See you next time my truck needs fixed.
__label__4 Great service here....the crew does a great job!
__label__4 Food was great!  We went back a few more times since November.  I'm very glad Al's fixed the issues that they were having and went back to very good food again.
__label__0 Horrible customer service!! I called to speak with the owner and a young gentleman answered saying he was the manager. I expressed to him my concern for not having \"Fragile\" stickers for shipping. He explained that he was not responsible for those stickers and to purchase some at Staples. He said they make no money off sending packages when you prepay online. Have you ever heard of monetary value? It may cost you 2 cents to help a customer, but it keeps the customer coming back!! He then hung up on me. What a loser!!
__label__1 I do enjoy the italian bread here, but there isn't enough meat, cheese or topping to enjoy it! I definitely hate to say it but subway is just on the NW corner off the 101 and Shea. Its pretty expensive and not very loaded with toppings.
__label__1 Sub par. The service, the ambiance, the menu. The best part about Zipps is the - albeit limited - selection of draft beer! If you just need a casual hang-out spot for a happy hour, this place will do just fine.
__label__2 Ok sports bar, good happy Hour values.  Wings and the usual sports bar food.  Food quality is good but salad and vegetarian choices are limited, but available.  Beer by the pitcher.  Some customers get to loud and use loud foul language which the staff seems to tolerate so be aware if you take the kids.
__label__2 I came to AZ for work, Gainey Suites is a very clean and practical option for people looking to enjoy their stay and not break the bank.\n\nFirst off, let's discuss the perks: this place has a happy hour for guests every day with small bites...i was definitely about that life. what's more, the location and setup of the space was very picturesque and relaxing with the mountains as your backdrop.\n\nThe rooms are very comfortable and come complete with a kitchen. if i ever wind up at this hotel in another capacity, I think that's a great plus! everything is clean and well maintained too.\n\ni was happy to hear there was a complimentary daily breakfast for patrons, but the breakfast itself was rather meh.. the fruit had a brown tinge to it, the scrambled eggs were extremely runny, the pastry selection was limited, ham was dry... These experiences didn't all happen on the same day, but overall I think they can use some work on what they serve as part of their breakfast..\n\nThey also charge for the gym. which is a very basic gym....really? i could more understand if it had more amenities to it but it really didn't - we're talking treadmill, elliptical, bike, weights - the end. is that worth $20? \n\nAs far as the hotel's surroundings - there is a strip makk within walking distance with restaurants and bars./...but other than that you would need a car to drive anywhere else. \n\nBut overall it was a nice hotel - the staff is friendly and helpful. if i were to come back to AZ, i would keep this place in the back of my mind as an option..but i would also look for other potential places that might be more central or have more on-site amenities.
__label__4 I could go on and on about how great everything is at the McCormick Ranch Golf Club.  My daughter just got married there and it was amazing.  The day prior they had a LARGE group of guys from near and far and they had an amazing time golfing!  We had my daughters wedding and reception and it was so beautiful!  Kristina is the bomb!!!  The is a true gem!  It was all just perfect!    \n\nJacque Ast\nMother of the Bride
__label__0 The course itself is a great course. But when you drop $60.00 to play it and at the second tee you have 10 people standing there waiting to tee off it is obvious that the course management has over booked the course and don't give a darn about you waiting and waiting and waiting and waiting between and during holes. We left with four holes left as it was ridiculous. Will never play there again. If I could get a refund I would. I do not recommend playing there. Oh yes we were the 5th group off after the course had been completely cleared from a shot gun start tournament. So it was clearly over booking at its best.
__label__2 I only come her for Kiwanis Club of Scottsdale McCormick's weekly meeting.  Never played on-site or use any of their other facility other than the small banquet room facing the fountain area.  Overall service was good, but they do indeed need to improve their facilities.
__label__3 I really enjoyed this place, but first let's get ther boo's out of the way. I made reservations about two weeks in advance because I wanted to be sure I got the time slot I wanted. I made reservations for 7:30, we arrived there at 7:15. The hostess said we would be seated closer to 7:30 and that was fine. So we sat in the bar... and sat... and sat some more. It was almost 8 till we were finally seated. I saw people walk in get seated shortly after but not us and it was just a party of four. Finally get seated then ordered more drinks.. that took awhile... ordered an appetizer and that took awhile.... then the soup comes out AND that takes awhile... finally our entrees didn't come out till 9:14.. (I was checking my watch then) so we didn't leave the restaurant till 10... I thinking they were really lacking waiters. If the hostess seated us at the time I made reservations then it wouldn't have been so bad. But eating so late leaves awfuly bloated. Ok ok, now the good part. This is one of the best seafood restaurants I've been to in Arizona. It's fresh and delicious. I didn't have the salad bar, but it looked really really good. They have a good wine list and the apps are good too. We were way too stuffed to try the lava cake, but there's always next time. Just make reservations an hour earlier, ha!
__label__3 The last time I'd been to the Chart House was when I was 8 years old, but at the original location in Aspen, Colorado. It's everything I remember it to be. \n\nIt's a restaurant you plan on going to--a \"special occasion\" worthy place. This location is no exception.  Expect upscale dining in a gorgeous setting. Be sure to make a reservation and ask to be seated by the windows.  \n\nThe waitstaff go out of their way to ensure that you are having an enjoyable meal.  The maitre'd even comes by as you near dessert to introduce himself.  \n\nThe fare is mostly fish and beef. I enjoyed the seafood grill: Asian glazed salmon, shrimp scampi, and a jumbo-lump crab cake with Yukon gold mashed potatoes and asparagus. I devoured every last bit of fish on my plate. \n\nOne highlight of dining here is the salad bar. Yes, the salad bar. But it's different--it's the Chart House salad bar!!!\n\nOrder an entree and for $8.50 you can enjoy unlimited caviar, fresh fruit, cold salads (i.e. pasta salad, potato salad, artichoke heart salad...) and traditional salad bar items. Or, for $16 you can make this your entree. Savor this. Go back for seconds. And thirds. Maybe even fourths. \n\nI wasn't expecting our entrees to come out so fast. 14 minutes to be exact, the waiter informed us...a little too fast for such a high-end restaurant. I prefer to savor my salad bar items. Linger a bit before the big show, if you know what I mean. \n\nToward the end of the meal an inebriated party of four was seated next to us. What a scene. When you're paying top dollar and expecting a pleasant dining experience, the last thing you want is drunkards offering to buy your table shots. Completely uncalled for. I know it's not the restaurant's fault, but they shouldn't have seated them in the first place. It's not a sports bar--it's the Chart House!
__label__1 The waiter I had at this restaurant was absolutely awful. I had a party of 10 on a slow night. For our soups and salads, he forgot my soup, but brought everyone else's. whenever there was food left on someone's plate, or if they weren't finishing a drink fast enough for him, he would very awkwardly ask if we did not like whatever it was. This would be an okay question to ask maybe once to someone at our entire table if it truly looked like something was wrong, but he asked this question to every person at least once. He was overall just very awkward and provided bad service. \nWhen the food came, I was surprised to see that the plate was very dirty. The fish did not taste fresh and made me feel sick.
__label__2 They say, you can never go home, or go back. Well, I've never bought into that. \n\nOver the years, we've been in almost a dozen or so Chart Houses. Sadly, many have closed due to whatever corporate reorg was going on at the time. I miss the ones in Steamboat and Newport, RI the most. Great locations and views. \n\nSo it was with some excitement that we made reservations here for Easter Sunday dinner. Surprisingly, we have never been to this location.\n\nWe arrived a few minutes before six and found our hostess in a middle of a hiccups fit. I offered to frighten her but she decline. I guess I was scary enough. LOL\n\nThere was also some confusion over our reservations, but it didn't last long. We were escorted to our table, over by the window with a magnificent view of the lake. You got to give Chart House credit for choosing some great locations!\n\nWe started with a glass of Merlot and Pinot each. Both were very good for house wines. We also opted for the salads, the warm bacon dressing was delicious, as was the Caesar.\n\nThings started slowly declining from here. I asked about getting their Callahan Prime Rib End Cut ($33.99). Seems the kitchen couldn't make up their minds if they had one. \n\nFirst it was no, then yes and finally surprise, they delivered a regular cut. It was tasteless with no flavor at all. When we were paying I mentioned it to our server, all they could say was, \"oh yeah.\"  Grrr. LOL. The other entree was their Beef Tenderloin Medallions ($31.99) which was very good. \n\n\nFor dessert, we ordered the Chocolate Lava Cake to share with some coffee. It came damaged and somewhat of a mess. LOL. See our photo, versus the Chart House one. Our waiter apologized saying they should have been picked it up sooner. (Okay, why didn't you bring us another one?). \n\nThe current owners of Chart House is Landry, a very classy and sharp organization.  I would suggest they work on this location before they need to close this one too. \n\nOur bill, including two glasses of wine ran us $80.00 a person, including taxes and gratuities. \n\nNow why didn't we go to Capital Grill I wonder?  Well, maybe next time.\n\nFor a positive review of a Chart House, I call your attention to my friend Norm's recent experience in Las Vegas. http://www.yelp.com/biz/forte-european-tapas-bar-and-bistro-las-vegas?hrid=Gpo-2lh59Bru8sKqgRm5Hw
__label__2 My cousin and her fiance had their engagement party here on the Patio which connects to the lake and park. Never having eaten here before I don't know if I got the best impression from the pre-prepared catered food. We were served their sliders, sandwiches, fruits and veggies, and cheese and crackers. Nothing that could really make an impression! I thought the restaurant looked nice enough, but everything came off as a little bland.
__label__0 This is made of cinderblock and cement. If that is your aesthetic taste, go for it.  My room flooded twice, my patio flooded, the hallway ceiling was caving in, and it took 3 days to fix it.  And to be frank, no one at the hotel seemed to care. There are too many other nice hotels and resorts in the Scottsdale area to stay at this one.
__label__4 Due to an unfortunate situation that left me without AC on one of the hottest days of 2008 (yesterday) I was forced to find a place to spend the night where I wouldn't wake up in drenched sheets.  Thanks to a low bid on Priceline that was somehow amazingly accepted, I ended up spending the evening at the lovely Hyatt Gainey Ranch - I'm not kidding, I bid $55 and they accepted!  I wasn't even trying to get into this hotel, just looking for a nice one, cheap - I'm frugal :)  Other people were paying upwards of $300 last night, and I got in for $69 after tax - AMAZING!\n\nI went thinking I could get lots of work done on my laptop, but when I ventured downstairs to view the grounds I fell in love and decided that I must try out their pinot grigio (on a side note, I think I should make a list of best pinot in the city because all of my reviews have to do with it).  The lobby bar is beautiful, open and airy and there were even ducks venturing in to say hello.  The staff was very polite and helpful.  A friend decided to meet me there for dinner, so while I ventured outside for a cigarette (I know, I know) I examined the pool area (beautiful) and even found a lovely terrace area with string lights above it overlooking the lake - I am in love!  I think that I must get married here.  Now, for the pesky problem of the engagement ring...just a formality, at least I know where the nuptials will take place...but I digress.\n\nThere are so many lovely seating areas and the only thing that made me sad was that I could not be there to take advantage of the lovely pool area during the day.  There were some renovations going on, but it did not affect my stay in the least and I didn't hear a thing.  The only thing I found a bit weird was that I had a corner room so my balcony was connected to my neighbors, separated only by wood lattice-work that didn't have any vines on it and was so high that I could have ducked and walked below it.  Good thing my neighbors weren't crazy psycho killers.  However, it did make the idea of sitting on my balcony, eating my lox bagel and drinking my coffee this morning a little less appealing because I would have had to stare at, and share the space with my neighbor...kinda awkward.
__label__2 Pool is in major need of renovation! Bugs everywhere in pool too. Very filthy.
__label__3 Amazing amazing place for a mommy and daddy get away here in town :) we went on the grinolda ride and our tour guide was just so wonderful. For the price of the food and the booze... I couldve made it better at home but, thats a five star get away for ya!
__label__2 Maybe I've had better Chinese in the past than I realized, or perhaps I ordered the wrong things, but I can't see giving this place five stars. The egg rolls were too salty, the hot and sour soup was lacking in sour, the vegetable pork was bland.\n\nIt's quick, not over priced and not over cooked. I'm willing to try it again.
__label__2 I have been on a Chinese food kick lately, and with not a lot of Chinese food in the area, Qwik Chinese is really my only option.  My coworker is in love with this place and has been raving about it for months so I decided to give it a try.  I have been three times now, and while I like some of the dishes, I have been very disappointed with the rest, especially since I think Gary who runs the place is just such a nice guy and I want to keep coming back.\n\nThe best thing that I have had here by far is the Shrimp Lo Mein, they don't skimp on the shrimp and the noodles have lots of flavor.  I also have enjoyed the Crab Rangoon a couple of times, they are generous with the filling, but I wish they were folded over like a turnover rather than the fancy flower shape, they would be much easier to eat that way!\n\nMy disappointments have come when I venture away from the lo mein.  The sesame chicken was just weird, I had to just throw it away, I was too scared to eat it.  The Mongolian pork was actually pretty tasty, but the ratio of green onions to pork was like 3:1, so I felt like I had been ripped off.  Last time I decided to try the orange beef; the beef was surprisingly tender but it had no flavor, it just tasted like beef, the orange sauce was completely lacking and I was sorely disappointed.\n\nI will probably get food from here again because it is close by and really the only option I have, but I am probably just going to stick to the shrimp lo mein and crab puffs and call it a day.
__label__4 Stopped in for a morning pastry and coffee.  It was December and they were in full christmas mode.  Pannetones being offered for order, and the like.  The pastry case was full of a huge selection of different pastries.  A nice lady took my order of almond croissant and gave me my coffee.  Good coffee, and the croissant was a-freaking mazing.  Sorry, but regular words wouldn't do.  Fresh, so flakey and full of real buttery goodness.  Some tecchies with atrocious cell phone manners had sandwiches and salads at the next table over and seemed happy.  I definitely was happy to find a rare bakery that makes excellent pastries. Themselves.  I overheard the lady at the counter say she gets there in the wee hours of the morning to start baking. I don't get to that neighborhood much, but will stop in as often as I can for sure.
__label__4 Home away from home. Great selection of Cigars, wrist watches and shaving products. Great place to hang out and have a smoke and watch sports on 6 large tv screens. No membership fees and you can also store you collection in the back room free of charge. Highly recommend Cigar King.
__label__4 I was around when SGC first started talking about building a state of the art gun range and retail outlet. To be honest, I was skeptical the market could handle an upmarket gun store. I have been shooting competitively my entire life, and currently shoot three to four times a week in organized matches. \nSo I was, and am still thrilled at the success of the Club. Their prices are not unreasonable, considering the location, and their staff are great.\nI have taken their Concealed Carry Course with Attorney Tim Forschey. He is in a word, awesome! This is my fifth CCW course (I repeat them to stay up to date with changes in the law) and to be honest, the legal side is a little boring. But Tim is great, making it both interesting, as well as practical.\nI have also shot at their indoor range, and its a great facility.\nI have heard people say not all their staff are helpful. I guess all businesses have that, but I know many of the their people, and the ones I deal with are experts in their field.
__label__3 Been a member for 6 months and really like it. \n\nScottsdale Gun Club never gouged like the others when ammo was in short supply and I appreciate that. \n\nIt's a great club with an incredible training staff (I have taken 3-4 classes and each one was top notch). \n\nMy only suggestions are they need more classes as they book up fast and are booked out months in advance. \n\nOn weekends and holidays there is usually a short wait. A few other reviewers complained about the fact that Scottsdale caters to members and puts members in the front of the line. Ahhh of course they do - IT'S A CLUB so members should and do always get to use the club first, visitors second. \n\nMy only other critic of the club is that many times it is difficult to find someone to help when you are looking to purchase. Dark blue shirts are newbies and work the register and range checkin - black shirts do the selling and red shirts are management and trainers. \n\nIt can be frustrating when you want to see a firearm or have a question and you ask a blue shirt - they sorta look at you like huh!\n\nSo if you want to buy - find someone with a black shirt and flag them down.
__label__4 I've been a member here for a little over a year.  This is a very nice gun range.  There are 30 shooting lanes and an exclusive VIP section for Titanium Club Members Only.  I've only shot once at the Titanium Club, that was courtesy of a family friend who's a member....that experience is like a country club, awesome!\n\nAs a member you can make lane reservations 24 hrs in advance, which is the way to go.  If you're not a member, the wait can be long for a lane on busy weekends and evenings, members get priority.  \n\nThe gun store section of the club has a decent selection of guns and ammo ranging from sub-compact pistols to large caliber rifles.  The accessories are plentiful.  Their prices are pretty high though, so unless you absolutely have to have it, don't waste your money....you're better off shopping online @ gunbroker and then using the FFL @ the gun club to receive your gun.  I've done this several times and it's a $20 per gun fee to do so.\n\nThe employees here are pretty knowledgable and are friendly for the most part....there are a couple that won't talk to you unless you flag them down, but most are very cool.\n\nTip - to avoid the crowds, come on a Sunday or mid-week 1 hr before closing....I've found those days/times to be the least crowded.\n\nReturn Factor - 100%
__label__0 Unbelievable.  The manager of this place actually claimed to Carlson that I so trashed their place that I shouldn't be allowed to stay at any of the Carlson places AFTER I placed the former review.  Before that she said she didn't want me at \"her\" place, but referred me to a couple of other Country Inns, and even had a receptionist call to reserve our rooms there.  After this review, she claimed (to Carlson) they had to replace the carpets and furniture in their hotel due to my dog.  Really?  My dog stayed in the entire hotel, went into every room and hallway and peed so badly on everything that the hotel had to change the carpeting and furniture throughout the whole three story place?  She must've been one active little chihuahua while I was sleeping.  This just proves what a nasty, vengeful person this mgr. is, and that my assesment of her is correct.  People like that should NOT be in the SERVICE industry.
__label__0 BEWARE OF OUTRAGEOUS PRICES!! First let me say that I have gone to this store for years (before FEDEX it was just a Kinkos).  They have helped me with many projects and although I've NEVER been wowed by their customer service, the finished products were always ok.  But recently I needed some blueprints duplicated in a hurry and instead of running to my normal reprographic place I came here- and can barely explain my shock at the rip off pricing!! I left in a hurry and submitted a complaint on line later that day.  Store manager called and basically said \"oh well\".  I vow to not go again and spread the word . . Save your hard earned money and use a more customer service oriented place for printing/copy needs!!
__label__4 Breastnet is a wonderful facility with wonderful people.  Here is my story:\n\nI was completely freaked out after my primary care physician confirmed she felt the same lump in my breast that I did.  My Dr. told me to call an unnamed breast imaging place that my insurance would cover.  They couldn't get me into their place until a month later even though it was to be a diagnostic mammo and ultrasound in response to finding what I thought was a lump.  My husband said we couldn't wait and he called around and found that Breastnet could see us on Monday (this was on the Friday before the Monday).  We were thrilled!  I was too anxious to make it very long.  I was obsessing.\n\nBreastnet was FABULOUS!!!  They responded to how freaked out I was and were very supportive.  The technician was very sweet and helped calm me.  The Dr. was so good with me.  She told me as she did the ultrasound that it all looked good.  I was so relieved.  I squeezed her hand in joy and she was very friendly.  I highly recommend going here if you need to get your mammo and/or ultrasound as soon as you can.  Also, the atmosphere is very calming in general.  Thank you, Breastnet!
__label__2 Rubio's gives me hope for fast food. \n\nMaybe it's the grass roof seating area inside (see photo), but the food is very good and it's not so cookie cutter predictable here. \n\nWe first started coming here after leaving the northwest.  Mostly because it reminded me of another great seafood place: \"Taco Del Mar\".  I much prefer seafood, while the family enjoys beef and chicken.  The prices here are closer to Chipotle, than Toxic Hell (aka, Taco Bell).\n\nI love their original Fish Taco and it's only $1.49 on Tuesdays after 2:30.  Normally it goes for $2.79, so it's a great deal.  Another favorite is their Veggie Burrito, which is more flavorful than Chipotle and priced at the same $6.49.  But here it's a better deal because they includes chips.  Their large side of beans is also a good deal for only $1.49.  They also have a good selection of beer.\n\nRubio's is not perfect and sometimes the fish can be dry.  But most of the time, it's really very good.  The folks who work here are also great.  Mark behind the counter particularly makes you feel welcome and is good at sharing stories.  Oscar the Manager keeps the place very clean and the Salsa Bar is always immaculate (see photo).  Another plus!\n\nHere are their posted \"Fresh Rule\" as you come in:\n1) Flavor comes FIRST; \n2) We never start your meal without YOU; \n3) Our chips, salsa and Guacamole are made FRESH; \n4) Our signature black & pinto beans are NEVER refried; \n5) We use NO lard or MSQ ever!\n\nWorks for me!\n\nThe only weakness, which is really not their fault, is the location. Rubio's is sandwich between an AT&T store and the Skeptical Chymist pub.  It has virtually no parking and because of those other two places the parking lot can be a mess at times.  I find 2:30-3:00 works best for a late lunch.\n\nThree and Half Stars Plus, or \"A-OK\" bordering on Four.\n\nEnjoy!
__label__0 Buyer beware: if you're looking for a company for SEO or any other website services, DO NOT use this company! My company signed a contract with Fasturtle with one of our sites ranking (at the time) #1 on Google. Two years and tons of money later, one of our websites has fallen off of Google completely and our other site that was #1  had slipped down to the fifth or sixth page (we were blamed for this, by the way).No proactive actions were taken when the rankings began to slip. We received no warnings when suspicious links were found (by us!) on our websites, and one of my sites was down for two days until I had a customer call and inform me it wasn't working. Fasturtle had the audacity to charge us for fixing the site that went down on their watch! Every single time we had a problem on our websites, we were the ones to locate it. Their \"customer service\" (that's an oxymoron) is horrendous; turnover at that place is insane which says a lot (I must have dealt with at least three different \"sales reps\" for our account) and I had countless ignored emails and calls that went unreturned. We have since dropped the disservice of this company and enlisted the services of another company and, despite the mess left by Fasturtle, are on our way back to our former high ranking. Now working with a proficient company, I can see just how incompetent the services of this company really were- I don't know what they did with our money besides let bad links on the sites, not update anything, and ignore our calls. I'm just relieved we don't have to deal with these people anymore, and I strongly caution anyone considering their services to look elsewhere.
__label__1 This place is comparable to Buca di Beppo.\n\nDefinitely for the masses.
__label__2 Good, solid pizza place with lots of charm and great service. Really good salads too.\n\nGreat place to go for a birthday -- the warm chocolate chip cookie w/ ice cream is sinful. Loved it!
__label__3 I really like this place the only real problem is the long lines and realative lack of space due to the large number of people trying to grab a slice of this goodness. Lots on the menu with many styles of pizza available and a value slice for the smaller pocket. Cold beer at the bar. Hurry up and open at the PV Mall. See you there for some italian goodness
__label__3 I would go here again, but pretty much just for the pizza cookie and the cheese filled ravioli's!! We ordered the thin crust Aunt Margaritas pizza, and when it came, we didn't like it very much. The crust seemed very dry to me. So we called the waitress over, and they made us another pizza, gave us a free appetizer (the ravioli's). Woohooo for two free pizzas! The waitstaff all have cute sayings on the back of their shirts (Legalize Marinara) and we were greeted by multiple people. Our dessert was out of this world. Soft, gooey, melty, delicious humongous chocolate chip cookie with vanilla ice cream on top. My mouth is watering.
__label__4 If you are looking for a great Chicago style pizza, this is the place to go! The atmosphere here is excellent and they have a decent selection of wine and beer, especially or a pizza joint. Our server was Marissa and she was excellent! We ordered the Guaca-Tony, which is basically homemade guacamole and their \"chips\", which is more like a chip pizza...it was fantastic!\n\nHighly recommended for pizza!,
__label__0 WARNING !!!  this location is worse than any used car lot I ever visited.  Had to cancel three times before they finally stopped billing me.  Good therapists and good massage but HoRRiBLE business ethics,  DO NOT give them your credit card or checking info
__label__0 THIS IS THE WORST MASSAGE ENVY I HAVE EVER BEEN TOO!!! I have been a member with massage envy for over 4 years and never had a BAD massage.  Sure, I've had therapists that weren't my favorite but never a massage I could not wait until it was over!  Last week that was the case!  I booked an hour and half massage because work had been so stressful!  The therapist was late by about 5 minutes and then took forever to get going.  Once she got going it was seriously just like someone was lightly applying sunscreen on my back.  She would rub a few circles on my back; switch sides do the same thing, then switch back and do the same thing - for 90 minutes!  Meanwhile the whole time sighing like she hated being there!  She never did any other part of my body than the small circle rubs on my back.  It felt like time was going by so slowly all I wanted to do was leave!\n\nI finally called back the next day and talked to the manager about this poor experience.  She assured me that this was a onetime mistake and invited me to come back in and give their location another chance.  She offered to give me a one hour massage with one of their \"best and most requested\" therapists free of charge.  I agreed and went back in.\n\nI went in for my re-do last night.  First, I checked in with the receptionist who was clearly reading the notes from the manager after I called her.  She brought one of her friends in the back office out to read it as well.  At one point there were 3 people reading the notes about me calling in and complaining.  They were all talking about it which was so awkward because I was sitting 4 feet away and could hear everything!  Ten minutes after my massage was supposed to start the girl finally came and got me.  The massage itself was better, but not by much.  When she finished I thought to myself, \"That was short\" and then looked up at the clock.  It was still 10 minutes until 7 O'clock when my massage was supposed to be over!  So I really only got a 40ish minute massage! \n\nI went to check out and there was a new girl at the front who made a very bratty comment of \"was everything up to your standards this visit?\" I said it was OK and left.\n\nDo not waste your time or money by going to this location!  You will regret it!
__label__0 My girlfriend and I went to check this place out, mind you I'm asian and she is half-irish/half-jamacian. We were given the coldest look when we came in. Ordered a large square pan, was given a 35 minute wait, and a hour later no pizza because we found out another group who ordered the same thing was given the pizza we ordered. BULLSHIT, that is some racist ass stuff. So he instead gave us a medium sized pan and refunded us the difference. In the end pizza was bland and cheaply made. Waste of time and money. Will NEVER come back!\n\nRATING: GARBAGE!
__label__0 First couple times I went to Rays I was impressed....good pepperoni pizza...although the person making the pizza...I later found out was the owner was rude and I almost walked out the very first time ....\n\nI decided since the pizza was decent I would deal with the \"Pizza Nazi\" ...after bringing the whole family in for pizza while they  were in town from Chicago  I was pleased the staff was helpful...until we tasted the pizza with everything on it...it was soggy and just plain GROSS...\n\nOf course I am a Chicagoian...with New York roots and love both styles of pizza....\nthis pizza was plain unacceptable....however having dealing with the owner in the past we chose to never come back...\n\nThat was almost a year ago..and I have never been back...\n\nIf a restaurant has good food and a horrible staff or owner....then it simply is not worth going back...\n\nRays has other locations and there are several good pizza places out there...\n\nWhy settle?
__label__0 They wanted 30 dollars to hem a apron..when I told them that's too expensive they told me I can go somewhere else and gave me my apron. Don't like to give bad reviews to little shops but it was upsetting
__label__3 My coworker recommended Nadya.  I was looking for a place to go that was convenient to stop by on the way home from work. I haven't had anything hemmed in years, so I'm not sure how the prices compare. I had a pant leg hemmed shut where the stitches had come out, and a new zipper added to a pair of jeans, and it was $35.  They did a great job, and when I went back to pick them up she had me cracking up! She was helping another lady while I waited who must go there often, and they were laughing and the lady thanked her a bunch and hugged her goodbye. I think she has a great friendly personality! The only thing I was a little surprised about was prepaying, I wanted to wait to make sure everything looked good first.  They said so many people forget to come back that they have to charge up front. Nonetheless both pants turned out great!
__label__3 The pizza was very good.  The service was very friendly.\n\n The outdoor deck upstairs is a nice touch that makes it a more pleasant place to eat and the decor was a hit with our children.\n\nGood place to grab a pizza.
__label__3 Terrible pizza. As a relatively new arizona transplant, I had been looking for a great local pizza joint. These guys charge restaurant prices for horrible rubbery SAMs club quality pizza. $30 for shit pizza. Don't waste your money.
__label__0 WOW! I normally wouldn't review a gas station but this place is so bad I felt it warranted it. The angle of the lanes is absurd and it seems everyone there is pissed about something.
__label__0 I have been going here for years but have noticed it has been going downhill the past year. The people doing the pedicures are rough and the massages are not good at all. Recently, I had a problem with the amount I was being charged. I was quoted a price prior to the service, and they tried to charge me more when I went to pay. I asked to speak to the manager and he was very rude and did not stand behind the price his employee quoted. I won't be coming back here.
__label__2 This is price based alone.  The quality of the cleaning was good but no different than a regular dry cleaners.  I had no idea I would be paying $41 to have a pair of slacks and one mans dress shirt cleaned.  Shame on me for not asking ahead of time but in no way did I think it would ever be that pricey.  These were not designer pants so I wonder why the counter girl didnt alert me and wonder why Id be paying so much these to be normally cleaned.  I would go back if I had a fancy item because they do have attention to detail but never again for my normal dy cleaning
__label__4 We've been going here for my soon to be six year old son since he was two. He's been cursed with bad genetics in his teeth so we've had cleanings, fillings, kids root canal and x rays here.  Dr Ramsey and his team are caring and gentle, the wait time is very little as well. They have plenty of toys in the waiting room just in case. \n\nTo have your child sedated for dental work is scary but they are a great office and take good care of my son- I wasn't so worried!
__label__4 We love Dr. Ramsey and his staff!! We found him 9 years ago when, as foster parents, we needed a dentist covered by our foster son's insurance. We loved the practice so much we transferred all of our children to his care and have been there ever since!! He is very thorough, and puts all of my children at ease. The staff is always so friendly and helpful, flexible and eager to serve! I have full confidence in Dr. Ramsey, Vicki, Gloria, and Cheri!!
__label__0 We have had dinner here in the past few years...Tonight 12/9/2013?\nDisappointed....PLEASE READ:\n\n1) Our server never introduced herself, kind of tacky when the server won't say their name and the place wasn't busy at all when we arrived.\n\n2) We have been to other Mimi's Cafe locations and was expecting to order from their array of dishes that we loved! I said to my wife, there is something different about the MENU given to us. It's NEW and limited options and the texture is what raised a red flag for me being the very observant one!\n\nShe said I was crazy...My wife asked the server were we given lunch menus? She said that is our normal menu and walked away. I questioned a SECOND time after my wife & friend agreed with me that there WAS something different. We got the attention of our server and she said, yes we have a new ownership and this is the selection they are going with.\n\n3) Gone are the Meatloaf, Chicken dishes! It's all geared toward FRENCH style food!\nEven the names of the NEW dishes have a FRENCH flavor ring to them.\n\nEX: La Granduer Burger etc...\n\n4) Since I was limited what I REALLY wanted, I settled for the $8.99 Burger with fries.\nI ADMIT it was a very good burger but NOT what I wanted at Mimi's. I asked for light on the Thousand Island sauce...it came dripping down the sides of the burger..within minutes was a soggy mess! I had to go thru several napkins and finished half of it using a fork & knife! Btw, was never asked HOW I wanted my burger cooked.,..\n\n5) The place wasn't busy at all when we arrived....We waited 20 minutes just to get our bread options, another 10 minutes after that to get our (3) entrees and ONE was a Large Salad. We questioned the server why it was taking so long? She said our dinners would be next out,waiting on french fries....(30 Minutes) to provide ONE LARGE SALAD, ONE Turkey Dinner & One La Grandeuer style burger in a non-busy location. I JOKING said they must have had to go kill & hunt down my burger!\n\nLuckily, it all arrived HOT and the salad was perfectly prepared for our friend  enjoyed it very much.\n\n6) Server gave us plenty of refills and was pleasant during our early dinner service.\n\n7) I NOTICED why the place was empty, due to the limited menu in my opinion.\nI also noticed quite a few seniors did arrive after us, but hardly any younger people having dinner & it was 6pm-630!\n\n8) Would I recommend? ER, Noooooooo... STAY away when there are other choices for quality food nearby....I cannot give it a TWO rating. maybe 1.5 is a better barometer for judgement...
__label__1 They updated their menu and now have very very limited choices.  We had a group of six of us the other day.  The waitress a heavy set lady acted like we were doing her a favor by being there rather than the other way around.  She never smiled and seemed not to care.  We had to asked her numerous times for things and she even left things off menu items we ordered more than once.  The tomato bisque has cayenne pepper in it and is very spicy, tastes and has the thickness of a tomato paste rather than a soup/bisque.  The children's meals are very very small geared more for a 2-6 year old rather than a 10 yr old. The salad are very small compared to the price and only feed one person  who is not very hungry.  Like I said previously new menu with limited offerings which are not worth the price.  no longer a good option for anything except maybe pancakes.
__label__1 It's sad to say that I wasn't very impressed.  While the meal my wife had, grilled chicken, was moist and very tasty, my meal, a 28 day aged New York Strip had a lot to be desired.  First it was over cooked, I ordered Medium, it came out Medium Well.  The second time it was only 2 steps past Rare.  I didn't send it back a second time due to wanting to get home and put an end to this bad experience.  The other issue I had was seasoning, as there was none, no salt, no pepper, nothing.  \n\nAlthough my food was less than desirable, the server was very pleasant.  I'm not sure I'll be back but if I do return, steak will not be on my most desired list.
__label__1 I tried, I really tried. I wanted to like Two Men and a Pizza. \nClever name, close, independently owned.  I called them because I got a flyer on my door and they had a great special, 14 inch cheese pie for $5.00.  When I found the place it was small, clean and the person at the register was nice.  He told me all about their other offering, wings, sandwiches, deserts.  I love supporting small, family owned pizza joints. \nWhen I got my pie I was excited to get it home and try it. \n\nOne thing I do not like about pizza is when the crust is soft and chewy.   I like a crisp crust.  So a few weeks later I thought, \"Well maybe I just should have specified\" that I like it \"Well Done\"  so I thought I would try it again.  my order came to $12.50 for a pizza AND 10 wings.  What a deal!  Only this time the crust was even more chewy and soft then before.  Very disappointed.  They are very nice people. \nPerhaps I will try a sub sandwich from there sometime. \n\nBut I am done with their pizza.
__label__1 This place never gets it right. I recently took my car in for their $26 oil change/lube/car wash special, where you basically get a free car wash. The service guy was very nice, noting things I probably should replace, but that I could wait on for another few thousand miles.  He did let me know that I needed a new air filter and offered to upgrade the car wash to a supreme if I went ahead and replaced the filter, which I agreed to. However, I specifically asked that they 1) not forget to include the air freshener, which my mom said they always forget , and 2) vacuum the interior very well, since I'd had my dogs in the car and hairs were all over. I get the bill for my car and they've charged me for the upgrade to supreme car wash, so I have to have them remove the charge. Then I get my car and they've forgotten the fragrance. Finally, I get home and look at the hatch area of the interior to find it covered in sand and dog hairs, like they never even vacuumed at all, let alone vacuuming especially well, like I requested. This place is for the birds, to be polite, but they do have a very nice waiting area, if that's what you like in a car wash.
__label__0 I had a rock chip in my windshield.About three weeks after it happened, I stopped at Cobblestone to have it repaired so my windshield would not crack. About three times they told me that they \"guarantee their work\".\nTwo days after the did the repair, my windshield cracked, starting from where they did the 'repair\". When I went to Cobblestone, and explained the problem, ti turns out that the \"guarantee\" is that they refund your insurance company the $30 they charged for the repair! Some 'Guarantee\"!\nAdditionally, the manager approached me as I was warning another customer, and thinking he was real cute, told me to get in my car and get my drugs, then 'what have you been smoking?' How professional.\nThis is not an honest establishment, nor do they do good work.\nI would recommend hiring professionals to work on your car, not children.
__label__0 Terrible customer service. High prices. Careless employees inside and out. I won't be back!
__label__2 Time for a review update.  I have to drop this place down 1 Star.  Why?  Because over the past few years I've visited this place it's been really inconvenient to get a car wash and gas.  \n\nThe place is always super busy because it's located near a busy intersection.  That means that the lanes are crowded and the lines can get long for the car wash.  They do a good job cleaning your car, but it's not worth the hassle when there are other car washes in the area that are more conveniently located.\n\nReturn Factor - 30%
__label__0 Disgusted. TAKE EVERYTHING OUT OF YOUR CAR IF YOU GET YOUR CAR WASHED HERE. Left a ring in the ash tray of my car where i usually leave it while working out/hiking, with the cover closed ( yes, a mistake from the start ) STOLEN. Dumb enough to go back two weeks later to use the coupon booklet that i had purchased, this time all the silver change was stolen out of the ash tray and the pennies were left behind. Absolutely terrible.
__label__1 I bought a groupon to try this place out.  I'm not impressed with the wait as I was told half hour and it's been over an hour.  And there were upcharges.  Surprise.....so my 35 dollar oil change and car wash turned into an extra 32 dollars.  Won't be back.  The help was nice but still not returning.
__label__4 I've lived here for 1.5 years and am surprised to see anything less than stellar reviews - especially ones posting outlandish claims.  For purposes of this review, I'll focus on my experience since becoming a tenant.  As others have stated, the complex itself is fantastic - great grounds, pools, apartments and location.  However, it is the staff which necessitated I leave a five-star review.  I have been a serial renter and have found the staff at The Dakota to be top notch and 2nd to none.  I have leaned on them heavily and admittedly, have been demanding at times.  Whether it is picking up my weekly deliveries or setting high expectations in terms or my service requests, they have always gone out of their way to accommodate me, show proper urgency and handled with professionalism and a welcoming demeanor.  If you're in the market for a new place and want to know more than what brochures and websites convey, have confidence in the team here.  Cheers -
__label__4 I blame my mother for my love for Holland Boone. So does my husband. Their pewter serving pieces are magnificent and to die for. Now that I have my own kitchen, I have started my pewter collection, as well as other goodies from their store. \n\nWhich include:\n\nHoliday decor & ornaments\nCandles\nManzanita Trees (stunning!)\nFurniture\nHome Accessories\n\nPrice Range: Moderate to Pricey \n(the larger the piece, the higher the price)
__label__3 OK, it's Subway so you get the general idea of the place.\n\nI am a fan of this particular location for a couple of reasons:\n\n1.  Parking - there is lots of it as it's next to a Bashas supermarket\n\n2. Lunch Prep - they always have around 5 sandwich artists at this location at lunch.  They draw a brisk lunch crowd but move through it quickly\n\n\n3, Ingredients - Their sandwich toppings are always fresh - never looked like they had sat out too long like some other places.\n\nThat's it!
__label__3 I have never stayed at a Towmplace Suites before and since the week I stayed in Tempe was Spring Break it was a tad bit difficult to book a hotel room.  This was the only hotel that had a room available even with my Marriott status.  It is a smaller version of the Residence Inn with a small kitchen.  I am not complaining at all, the front desk person was the most helpful though giving me directions to the nearest Whole Foods market etc. and because of my Platinum status with Marriott she gave me free items in the Marketplace, much appreciated.  So. with that said, it is a good option if you are a business traveler and if you are traveling to a busy city with limited hotel rooms available.
__label__3 We found Sprouts shortly after moving to town.  There's a nice selection of Groceries & Vitamins.  It's like a cheaper, smaller version of Whole Foods.\n\nhttp://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/g28b-5cvHgB-p8j59f370g?select=stCJ1HuorzNtxmprpezaAA\nhttp://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/g28b-5cvHgB-p8j59f370g?select=J2rTcyvakIwIEEnGCdsRKw\n\nWe shop here at least once a week.  I like their selection of Peppers....I like my spicy food!\nhttp://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/g28b-5cvHgB-p8j59f370g?select=19-XvIaBGHuFpKGeKwX2eA\nhttp://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/g28b-5cvHgB-p8j59f370g?select=b3VNnU-JuRGEOt1J5y7Xcw\nhttp://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/g28b-5cvHgB-p8j59f370g?select=dRAhEu9LmoD2qHAqLYWleA\n\nTheir freshly made Pizza isn't too bad either.\nhttp://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/g28b-5cvHgB-p8j59f370g?select=HBBENkGPWZeccT92sHsvvw\n\nOverall, it's a nice shopping experience for all of us.\n\nReturn Factor - 100%
__label__3 Love this store!  Offers just enough variety of healthy options without putting you into sensory overload like Whole Foods does.  They have a small selection of \"quick\" foods such as sandwiches, soups, pre-packaged salads and sushi.  I do wish they had more selection for lunch during the work week.  Prices are very competitive, the produce is hands down the best quality and price!  The bulk items are very handy!\nParking can be an issue at this location right around 6pm-ish during the week.\n\nDon't forget to bring your own bags, they give you a $.05 credit!
__label__2 I give this place 2.5 stars.  The condos are nice and spacious and have all the amenities one needs, at a great price when traveling with family or friends.  They say that all the condos are renovated,  these renovations were done at a budget.  Beds are very comfortable can't complain about that at all.  But for a diamond resort they came short on other things.  AC was very loud but it didn't keep me up.  The two chairs in the living room were the worst pieces of furniture I have ever sat on, but the couch was ok.  No granite and some of the edge of our countertop was peeling up.  Resort fees, pay for wifi???  Note to management.. Put the fees in the nightly room cost, people feel they are nickeled and dimed when you spring this on them in checkin.  When we walked in the room for the first time there was two nail heads sticking out of the carpet where it joined the tile.. Ouch..  I know that many people use these rooms so stuff breaks and happens,  but to the new group coming in make sure you have s good look before settling in. Other than that the pools were great.. Hot tub was nice but only 1 when they could use 2 or 3?  Staff was very friendly and got us the 3rd floor mountain view as I had requested.  No elevator is pain so keep that in mind.  I usually stay at the Westin kierland when I'm in scottsdale and that place is 5 star and outdoes this place by a long shot.  Would I stay here again?  Yea for sure when traveling with a group but if by myself prob not as I would opt for a hotel.  So give this place a try just don't expect a 5 star experience.
__label__4 Evan's awesome. Great at figure skates, fitting, mounting, etc. My daughter LOVES him AND her new skates!
__label__4 I've had my hair cut by Scott 4 times now and he does a great job, I've never had anyone ask me where I've gotten my haircut before, but now they do. He recommended a scissor over comb( or comb over scissor?)\nCut, no quickie buzz cut. I've recommend some female coworkers and they drive all the way from chandler for him to do their hair. I've never had anyone give me suggestions about how I should wear my hair or ways to minimize that growing BALD spot but he does. Every time I walk out of there I feel better about the way i look and my shirt isn't soaked, he does this head massage when they wash your hair that is just great, and I cant tell you how long it's been since the owner of a business has come over and introduced themselves and asked if I wanted a drink or coffee from Starbucks. I look forward to getting my haircut now!
__label__3 Some of the best margaritas in town (or that I've had), and the food is quite good - tex-mex style, in my opinion (as opposed to California-style Mexican). I liked the carnitas, and I've also had the combination plate: beef tamale, enchilada & taco. And both salsas are delicious!
__label__3 JD and I wanted a super casual place for lunch on Saturday after a workout and he suggested here and it was the perfect spot. The chips and salsa were exceptionally good, or I had just worked up a voracious appetite at the gym, probably some of both. \n\nJD ordered a cheese crisp and I made fun of him by asking if he was on a diet. Then I ate my words when the behemoth greasy cheesy large pizza sized crisp actually came to the table. It was HUGE! A thin crispy tortilla topped with tons of melty fantastic-ness! It was cut in squares like some pizza's too which made it easy to eat. I had the Mexican Flag enchiladas and they were fine, but lackluster in comparison to the giant wheel of melted cheese across the table. \n\nAll in all it was a great meal and definitely reversed any good I had just done at the gym, but that's life and I'm fine with it!
__label__2 Went here for a quick dinner. Food was just average, not too special and not as good as I would expect in the Mexican restaurant. I had an impression that we were a bit neglected by the waiter and waitress, maybe because we had a small order and didn't feel like drinking tons of alcohol, not sure. Salsa was good, but I need a bit more to Mexican restaurant than a good salsa.
__label__0 I will never buy tires there again!\n\nEvery time I go in there they try to sell me 4 new tires! WTF! I just bought 4 tires at Christmas. Took them in to get rotated and the guy says \"we'll take a look at them\". I said, \"I just want them rotated, they are 5 months old\". He comes back and says they are not looking very good. Are you kidding me???\n\nNever again will I go there, nor will I ever refer them. I'm done!
__label__1 Well for one, I walked in to use my free trial membership. The dude started trying to tell me I was doing everything wrong.\n\nThe record stops.... Excuse me. You are fat and I used to be but lost all the weight in a very healthy way. I guess I should take advice from someone who is fat. Even though I lost all the weight on my own.\n\nWTF? He was trying to push these crappy suplements and protein bars on me. Which btw have really bad ingredients.\n\nThen I tried taking a group class. 2 instructors, both .. you guessed it really fat.\n\nThey didnt ever get my heart rate up because they were so out of shape they would stop before everyone else. Everyone in the class was looking around like, are you feeling this?\n\nI used 2 of my 7 free days because other than the bad form these people were teaching they all went around telling you that you dont know what you are doing. \n\nWhen in fact I trained with 2 personal trainers for over a yr one of them was in the top 20 trainers voted by Mens Magazine. \n\nUnbelievable, plus the membership cost the same as 24 hour which they actually have to be certified to be a trainer.
__label__2 Dear Kohl's,\nI love you, I really do.  I'm brand-loyal to you since we were both born and raised in the glorious suburbs of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, However, my affection for you dwindled just a wee bit a few days ago after an unfavorable experience. (sniff!) \n\nYou got me with the $15 Kohl's Cash along with the 20% off coupon during your lovely annual Thanksgiving sale.  Man, I went to town purchasing kitchen, bathroom, and small electronic necessities on Kohls.com.  After my shopping binge was said and done, I had earned a whopping $135 in Kohl's Cash.  Score!  .....Then I went to town again purchasing a cookie sheet and luxury bed sheets for my condo.  \n\nEverything was fine and dandy as my shipments came in batches (some much earlier than expected--woohoo!) I made an error when purchasing the cookie sheet and bed sheets online and needed to return them.  Here's where the heartache came:  because $45 in Kohl's Cash was used to purchase these items, I got almost NOTHING in return for them!  \n\n----------------------\n\nThe moral of this story is that Kohl's Cash is a use-it-or-lose-it situation.  Be VERY certain you are going to keep the items you purchase with Kohl's Cash or else you are left with nothing.  Lessoned learned......I'll be back.
__label__3 Used my @BoldBajaFresh @Groupon for lunch today.\n\nI've always been a fan a Baja Fresh, and ate there quite often in CA.\n\nThe distance to the closest one here in AZ is excessive for regular visits.\n\nI don't really know that they are worth reviewing, per se, but I wanted to relate my experience today at this particular location.\n\nThe chips we were given seemed stale to both my g/f and I. The manager took my old chips, and grabbed a new bag to hand me.\nRather than proceed with that action, he also discarded them, and informed me he would make up a new batch, and deliver a double order to our table.\n\nThey came out hot and fresh, and delicious!\n\nIt was a nice display of customer service, an increasingly rare trait these days.\n\nThanks!
__label__2 Decent and cheap haircut with friendly stylists. They cut me a little shorter than I would have liked but pretty good for $14.
__label__2 6/8/11\n\nTook a bite of my Wholly Grill pork bbq and off came my crown cap.  Finished breakfast (yep, I had pork bbq for brekky- what are you gonna do about it?), and then looked up Ebony K.'s recommendation of a nearby dentist and called Thompson Peak Family Dental.  I mentioned my lost crown, my being a new patient, and could I also set up an appointment for a dental cleaning?  While the next opening for a cleaning wouldn't be in July, I'd have to wait till Monday for the recementing of the crown, since Dr. Dachs \"is going on vacation.\"  However, after a minute or two of speaking w/ the rep on the phone, I was able to secure a same-day appointment!\n\nDr. Dachs seemed friendly and open to conversation (he and his two kids are going to visit a national park!).  He worked quickly to prep the crown for recementing.  I was on that chair for less than 10 minutes!  (Well, OK, maybe slightly longer than that, since we chatted for a few minutes on his taking his kiddies off to their first nat'l park excursion.)\n\nI noticed a wi-fi decal on a nearby clinic door as I headed to the dental clinic, so I asked the front desk if they offered free wi-fi, too, and they were very gracious to offer the password w/o much begging from me.  Just a simple query, and I was able to check my messages and do a check-in update  via Yelp!  :)  \n\nThank you, TPFD, for a hassle-free first visit!
__label__0 I saw good review on yalp so I visited Dr. Dachs.\nInstead of crown he filled my tooth. The pain last. I visited doctor again  and he took x-ray.he said it look fine but it was the big filling so I may feel pain foe a while to recover.\nAfter 6 month I was in pain ,3rd visit to Dr.Dachs.\nHe took x-ray and it was fine.He asked me use SENSODYNE.\n\nWell ,Dr. Dachs I' went to different dentist.\nYou've missed crack on my tooth.\nI have to get root canal and new crown.\n\nNo wonder SENSODYNE won't work.\n\nIf you dentist can not fix tooth pain and ask you to use Sensodyne.\nDO NOT TRUST YOUR DENTIST.\n\n.
__label__1 Rude front desk clerk, Jack. Sounded annoyed when I called to complain about the room next door and their howling dog for the 2nd night in a row. Lame breakfast bar and the advertisement for a kitchen in the room is actually a tiny little door that has a mini microwave and mini refrigerator. No stove. Wouldn't stay here again even for free.
__label__1 I've been to Scottsdale Nails twice, today was my second time. The first time I went I had a great experience and even started telling my friends to try it out. Today was a different story...\n\nI always get the same gel color and noticed they had it last time I was in which was 2 weeks ago. I looked for it forever through the endless bottles they have to choose from (shouldn't that be their job?) and was unable to find what I was looking for. I was told I could start my gel manicure and they would look for it later. I was not comfortable with that and told them I wanted a specific color and if they didn't have it I would like to go to the Nail salon I knew would have it. They finally found it and sat me down. Linda was my tech and she immediately began to file my polish off which I asked politely not to do since I've had issues with them being filed in the past creating brittle nails that bleed from being so thin. She argued with me and said soaking would take too long, she even had another nail tech try and talk to me about it. I continued to ask for it to be soaked off just like they did last time. For goodness sakes why is that such a difficult request??? Finally she did what I was asking and then would not stop telling me how wrong I was about the filing causing my nails to be so thin, painful and bleed. I told her she was not correct that since I've asked people not to file the color off I've had no problems. We went back and forth many times. She also kept walking away and talking on her phone then went to an area by the restroom where many other tech were standing around and all of them were laughing and one even pointed at me!!! I can't tell you how angry I was! Here I am paying for a service and am trying to be nice and had a few requests that were not that big of a deal. I don't think I will ever go back. I will go back to my previous salon and bring my friends with me! The only reason I gave 2 stars is because I had a better experience the first time or else it would be 1!
__label__1 I've been here a few times since I moved in across the street about a year ago. Usually I'm in for a pedicure and I'm out. Their pedicures are decent, nothing special but appropriately priced. I've tried other places in the area because my brow lady that practices right next door to this place says the manicurists are treated like crud. Next time I'll take that more to heart, but I was in the area and needed a pedi so I stopped in again.\n\nI recently got into the gel manicure trend. I have had a few done at other places and decided to get one while I went in for my usual pedi. My manicurist, Debbie, didn't speak to me at all, even when I tried to compliment her technique. She also gave me a massage while my hands were in her hair which I was turned off by.\n\nThe polish on my thumb chipped the next day. I know this isn't the norm for gel manicures so I went back after work. The manager at the desk listened to my complaint and attempted to fix it herself.\n\nShe didn't remove the remaining (unchipped) polish and instead tried to file the remaining polish down to my nail. She then slapped more polish on. When she was done and asked for my approval I said it looked lumpy (it's a duochrome polish so the lumpiness is enhanced) and she attempted to fix it by putting on more topcoat.\n\nMy nail is still lumpy and I will not be returning.
__label__1 This used to be my favorite Chipotle but over the past two years the food quality has gone down hill. The chicken is consistently burnt and sometimes the mild salsa is tasteless, on the other hand the staff is always friendly. If your hungry for Chipotle drive the extra 5 minutes to 92nd street and Shea and you won't be disappointed.
__label__1 I am not as big a fan of this place as some of the other rook your burrito chains but this particular location has the fattiest chicken and on 2 occasions the food here has made me sick.
__label__1 Slowest chipotle I have ever been to. Watching people leave after standing in line so long. It's like this every time I come. Today thought if would not be bad ad there were only about 5 people ahead of me but it'd still forever.
__label__0 Never really had a problem with this chipotle But had a terrible experience today. Employees were super rude from start to finish. Awful customer service. The lady at the end started rolling my burrito before I was even finished ordering. Never asked if I wanted anything else. Brought it home and right as I began to eat I noticed a decent sized black line on my tortilla - sharpie. Avoided the entire middle of my burrito. Sharpie isn't toxic but it's still not good to ingest. Disappointing because this chipotle is very close to my house. But it isn't much farther to go to 90th and Shea. I will not be returning to this location.
__label__3 I have to say that I love the burgers at Red Robin.  They have a great selection and come with unlimited fries.  I like the burgers so much that I never tried anything else, however, my wife loves the whiskey river barbecue chicken wrap.  They also have a lettuce wrap burger that my wife gets sometimes to keep carbs down.\n\nThe service is a little hit or miss.  It is usually pretty good, but not great.  This is especially true if you get seated in the bar area in my experience.\n\nRed Robin is one of our regular places to go because of the reasonable prices and great burgers.  BEWARE - Tuesday night is kids night!
__label__1 My friend has this seriously strange love with Red Robin.\n\nShe called me on Thursday, \"I'm forwarding an email to you. It's a coupon from Red Robin - let's go! My treat!! But you have to print the coupon for me!\" So I hopped in my little car and off I went to PHX.\n\nWe sat in the parking lot and she went, \"Oh...it's  Mimi's Cafe. Do we want Mimi's or Red Robin?! Nevermind, I have a coupon for Red Robin, let's go!!\"\n\nIt wasn't late on a Friday night - about 8:30pm...and the restaurant was really quiet. We waited at the entrance, waiting for someone to seat us, but no one came forward. I noticed at the end of the bar a girl on the phone, giggling and laughing into the receiver...I had a sinking feeling she'd be the one to seat us. She saw us a couple of times and turned her back each time. After a few more mins she came and sat us down...turned out she would be our server as well. *sigh*\n\nShe was great in ordering, but as for refilling drinks? Not so much. Didn't help that the restaurant was 4% full. It's hard keeping track of all 2 of your tables, isn't it?\n\nI enjoyed my fish burger, but not my fries. I ended up eating some of my fries because well...I was hungry and it was clear she wasn't going to come back after she dumped the bill on us. Oh wait, she did come back as I was halfway through my food (I am a slow eater) and tried to take my friggin plate away. Why didn't I enjoy my fries? It looked and tasted like the kitchen had taken old fries and refried them. :(\n\n\"Oh, I'm sorry. I totes thought you were done!\" *insert insipid airhead giggle here*\n\nI had food in my hands and I was chewing. What gave her the idea I was done?\n\nI couldn't even ask for water because my mouth was full. I should've because I ran out of water...and I was thirsty by the time the meal ended.\n\nThere was more 'small things that added up to a whole big amount of pissed off customers' in my friend and I, but I won't even go there.\n\nAs a former waitress, just because it's slow it doesn't mean that your service has to slack...ok?\n\nIf my friend *ever* suggests this Red Robin again, I'll tell her I'd rather go to McDonald's.
__label__1 Was very disappointed with the food, the hamburger was small and not so hot.  Cooked well but not flavorful, the fries were cold and soggy,  The only redeeming quality about the meal was the service was friendly and attentive, A little expensive for a hamburger,
__label__0 I have taken my 2012 Toyota Tacoma here twice for a oil change, both times I have been totally disappointed with the service ..... Not only do they try to sell you every service they can they wash your windows ( which look like they used muddy water ) leave greasy handprints on fenders and doors and last but not least when they put my cabin air filter back in they did not take the time to replace the glove box shock causing it to fall all the way down when opened ......
__label__0 My experience here Dr Hollis Underwood should thank me that I have only written negative complaints to her directly and now in yelp. The experience I had here would be worthy of a complaint to the medical board. \n\nI called to make an appointment to establish myself as a patient the Monday after Labor Day and was in need of an urgent visit as a follow up from an ER visit after a car accident. The first available appointment was December 3rd. \n\nI was forewarned that Dr Underwood doesn't limit her time with her patients to the 15 min insurance companies allow her to bill for and therefore requires her patients pay an additional $150 a year. On the phone I was told I could decide to pay this fee after my initial visit but that wasn't what happened when I got there. \n\nThere was a terrible wait. Then I wS taken back for some preliminary tests and brought back out to wait some more. \n\nI was given really unnecessary tests for someone in their 30s such as a bone density test, EKG and the list goes on. \n\nDr underwood was eager to diagnose me with several severe diseases none of which I even had adequate symptoms to consider an adequate concern she was dying to give me a Pap smear but I had seem my Gyno for my annual well woman exam the day before so that too was unnecessary. \n\nHer staff for the most part were short and abrasive and her scare tactics were disgusting and unappreciated. \n\nMost outrageous was that she ordered tests be sent to me to do at home and send back without ever discussing them with me. Unacceptable!!!\n\nShe doesn't contract with reputable medical facilities like medical imaging and instead has a mobile unit out of another state come to her office monthly. WTF???\n\nWhen I voiced my concerns to her in writing there was not even an attempt to apologize or clear up any confusion. She was simply happy to keep my $150 and who knows what she was collecting from my insurance and let me move on to the next doctor. \n\nI did immediately seek a second opinion and all of her serious concerns were found invalid at Scottsdale Healthcare. \n\nI always enjoyed the prizes in Cracker Jax boxes myself but I prefer my doctors licenses carry more credibility than the cracker Jax prizes.   \n\nRun, don't just walk away from this one and see any other doctor instead.
__label__1 I let my experience here simmer for a long time. I kept putting off writing a review because I did not want to offend anyone...but after getting a few good haircuts again I decided to vent and write a review...after all doesn't a good yelper write about the good...and the not so good?\n\nI went to this place based on the great yelp reviews. I made an appointment for a haircut and color.\n\nLets start with the color...she left it on for (I felt like) a very long time. After the color was washed out I touched my hair and already felt a ton of breakage. I mean pieces of hair were just coming off in my fingers. I don't know what happened...if it was left on for too long or the color was too strong...but my hair had never been that damaged before. Also...the color was just not what I asked for...the highlights were very chunky and unnatural and the brown faded super fast. \n\nAs far as the cut went...I had a super cute haircut that I got in LA that just needed to be trimmed up again. Instead it was just made to look like a \"soccer mom\" cut. Chucks of hair were cut that just did not need to be. When I went back to my hair guy in LA he remarked...\"wow....you were really hacked into weren't you\".\n\nThe salon was nice...but I was just not happy with my haircut or color.
__label__4 I've been coming to see Jen Botto for about a year now and she is just fantastic, she does my cuts and my highlights. She is the most efficient stylist when it come to highlights. I would recommend her to anyone, especially if you are looking for a modern or up-to-date haircut. She's always able to give me exactly what I want, and I can be pretty picky some times.
__label__1 Came here because we had a gift certificate from an online deal- very hard to find tucked back between two buildings in the corner of the shopping center. The staff members are rude to eachother and loud so you can hear them even when they're back in the kitchen- really kills atmosphere. Sat at our table for 5-10 minutes before we were greeted (waitress did apologize for leaving us sitting there so long).  I liked the edamame, miso soup & tempura were pretty good, but the main course (beef teriyaki & sushi) were average at best which is not saying much for a sushi place. Restaraunt was dirty inside, thick layers of dust on almost anything you looked at- all light fixtures, booths, walls, wood trim... makes you wonder how clean the kitchen is if they don't clean the places you _do_ actually see. Highlight was our waitress, very knowledgeable about the menu, and very sweet & genuine, if not for her, this probably would've been a 1 star.
__label__0 The service at Sushi Ko was terrible.  Our waitress was rude.  I think we were inconveniencing her by needing things like tea or plates or sushi...  We tried to get her attention, then we tried to get anyone's attention to bring us plates and little bowls for our soy sauce.  We eventually retrieved our own plates.  When we asked about the bowls for soy sauce, we were told they \"were out\", even though we could see a little stack of them in the restaurant.\n\nThe sushi itself was acceptable, if forgettable.  We had a rainbow roll, spicy something or other, and tuna sashimi. The rolls were a little loose and hard to eat.  \n\nI won't be eating there again unless they make some staffing changes.
__label__4 I am a big fan of Chipotle... nothing new there. The only reason I ever hesitate to eat here (especially, this location) is because it is so damn busy... However, today, for the first time I used their fax order form- Totally awesome. I faxed it in, I called to confirm, I got there, the lady asked my name, handed me my bag, I paid and I left. I almost wanted to tease the suckers still in line. \n\nThis is officially now the ONLY way I will order Chipotle. Score one for me and my time!!!
__label__1 I don't think this place is as great as they say it is.  It's pretty dirty.  Teachers don't pay that close attention.  Our child went here because everyone we knew had their kids here as it was some what reasonable but since being here, we've found so much better.  It's certainly not worth 4+ stars.
__label__0 Yikes, what a service nightmare.  I took my bike here for a scheduled oil change and to have a flat tire fixed.  What resulted was the age old rape the customer for every penny add as little value for as much money as possible snafu you'd expect from some mechanic stranded in the middle of the desert a la  Billy Bob Thornton's character in the movie U Turn.  \n\nThe tire ended up being the tube only, $150, okay I can live with that at the Harley shop.  The synthetic oil change $130, same deal.  I decided to go ahead with the 20K service as well, which was $385 and negated the oil change cost, so I was around $560 after tax with those services.  Painful yes, but again, expected due to the market cornering logo Harley Davidson being attached.\n\nBut here's where things went awry.  I received a voicemail from Ari in the service department the next day, as I avoided the call hoping to check my messages and simply be told the bike was done and ready for pickup, but something made leary of answering.  I checked my voicemail to find Ari had left a message detailing all the great things they had done to my bike which we had never discussed and they made the executive decision to \"fix\" like changing my amber colored light bulbs to red and removing he smoked out lens covers, so as to allegedly keep me  with the law.  They also changed the bolt which fastened down the leather strip accessory on my back fender, as they claimed it had been digging in to my back tire when I hit bumps.\n\nOk, great.  If the things you changed on my bike without consulting me helped me to stay compliant, and prolonged the life of my tire, great.   But then Ari, ever the salesman, err customer service rep, informed me my tail lights were no longer working and it would only be an additional $185 for parts and labor to get them fixed.  To wit, I responded, my taillights were working when I dropped the bike off yesterday, and they've quit working under your care, I'm not paying for you to correct the problem you created while making changes to my bike we never discussed.\n\nAri, oh Ari, said he would talk to his manger and came back with a response that he was given permission to waive the labor cost if I paid the $105 part cost to fix the taillights.  I reiterated my position about the lights working when I dropped it off, and somehow the price went from $560 to $585 and I agreed to do it versus leaving with nonworking taillights.\n\nDuring the conversation, Ari stated Harley Davidson gets enough jobs that they do not need to drum up extra business by creating new problems.  I told him I thought that was strange he felt to address or state that when I never accused them of doing such.  Basically if you have to create and state an alibi to something that hasn't been accused, it seems suspicious.\n\nBeyond the taillight debacle, Ari stated all bikes getting serviced in he HD service dept get a custom something or other power wash, so I expected to get my bike back gleaming at the very least.  After coming to an agreement about the taillights, Ari tells me \"I'd like to give it a bath if you have time.\"  I'm thinking, ya that's part of what I paid for.  So I waited another half hour for my bike, long enough to be approached by a sales lady who informed me they'd give me a whole $3K as trade in on my aped out, customized 2008 Nightster if I wanted to buy the $19K Fat Boy Lo I was admiring.  When Ari finally brings my bike around it looks like the time I washed it in the dark after a 12 pack, like Ray Charles washed it.  I told him it was a shitty wash job, and he responded we didn't do that, we could buff it out if you want.  Not even sure what he was talking about, but basically, ever the salesman, deny all plausability or accountability, like the taillights that quit working under their watch, and try to gloss over the subject.\n\nTotally disappointing experience.  They have a sign up on the lot next door about their upcoming new facility coming soon.  Apparently they're trying to expedite their move by upcharing and upselling their customers while providing as little service as possible.
__label__3 Finding Ultimate Auto is liking finding some cool, signless club in Scottsdale. But once you do, you're in baby. You're in! It's located behind several car dealerships in a tiny two store strip mall type building. Unlike a club, however, they do not card you or serve drinks. But they do take credit cards and always have a pot of coffee warmed up. Greg and John have been running this business for years and have quite the cult following. And because I don't speak \"car\", they always speak to me in a way I can understand. \"Your car is broken.\" \"We will fix it.\" You know, like that. I never felt cheated or scammed and they always, always let you know what's necessary and what can wait. Like the brakes are running metal on metal and the visor mirror is broken. Naturally, I had the mirror replaced first. So, ultimately, I don't want to be at Ultimate. But if I must, a cup of java and hanging with Greg and John, in this tony Scottsdale hood, just ain't so bad.
__label__4 This review is solely based on takeout. WINNING takeout! We got a deluxe pan pizza minus black olives and a side of their famous dressing. Both were home runs! I have to buy a bottle or two of that dressing next time. And maybe even try it on a salad!
__label__1 There's a reason why on a Friday night several pizza places down the street have an obnoxiously long wait at 6:00pm and why Nello's only has a handful of diners.  It's just not what it once was.\n\nMy wife and I split a small caesar salad ($8.99).  It was pretty good and would have feed at least 3, maybe even four people.  However, there was a mysterious scary looking piece of mushroom in the salad.  While the random fungi wasn't something worth sending it back over.  It made me wonder what other things could have fallen into the wrong place in the kitchen.  We also split a 14\" pesto chicken pizza ($20.49).  The parts of the pie that weren't burnt were pretty good.  Again, we could have complained, but why wait another 10 to 15 minutes for another pizza.  The good news for us, thanks to a $30 for $15 gift certificate on Local Dines (http://www.localdines.com/phoenix?ref=19485), we didn't pay too much.
__label__1 High marks for the tasty pizza, but beware the build your own option!  We ordered a 14\" thin crust with chicken, roasted red bell pepper, mushrooms, and feta, and the bill came out to $27.50!  I ordered from their online menu, which did not list the price of these ingredients. If I knew it would be that expensive, I would not have ordered it. I spoke with the manager who apologized for those prices not being listed on website, but stopped short of doing anything to make it right, apparently unconcerned about losing a 17 year customer. We like their pizza but there are other excellent, less pricy options we'll choose next time.
__label__0 Have been going to this place for about 2 years because it was close by and had decent food.  The wait staff has always been extremely great and very pleasant.  Unfortunately I will never go to this place ever again and will tell everyone I know to do the same.  Their food has gotten extremely bad...too much salt on the all breakfast food and everything else is not cooked properly.  They just put out a new menu and raised their prices by over a dollar.  Pretty sure he did that because of his other failed businesses...a mortgage company that tanked along with other real estate investments.  They don't take reservations...or I was told that when I called to make some.  So we showed up an hour early to get a good seat for the football game.  I sat at a table and then I was told to move because someone had reservations.  So we moved to another table.  Then at this table we were told to move again because of reservations.  Then we finally got a table in their back room.  So we were all watching the football games and enjoying our overpriced food and watered down drinks.  Then with about 5 minutes left to go in the game we were told that we had to leave because someone else had reservations at our table and the Owner and Manager didn't even have the guts to tell us this themselves.  They made a tiny 19yr old girl come up to 10 guys to tell them to move.  She started to cry because she felt so bad to tell us and still no help from management.  Completely classless establishment.  We offered to share our table but they wanted us to move somewhere else entirely.  If that wasn't enough, my wife and her friend were out on the patio getting some air and over heard the owner talking badly about us using profanity all over. What a classy man talking about the people who keep him in business.  What's the funniest part of everything.....the people that wanted the reservations weren't even eating or drinking.
__label__3 If you like your food spicy, you will like Arriba!  I know it is a chain, but it is a local chain, and they are very consistent!  They have the best spinach enchiladas around....they are amazing!  I also love that they give you bean dip and two different kinds of salsas with your chips.\n\nThe menu has pictures of everything, which makes it very hard to choose, but I usually stick to a few of my favorites.  They also have really good lunch deals like Taco Tuesday (99 cent tacos) and Chicken Chimichanga Thursdays (just $1.99).  The food is always hot and fresh, and they have good beans...which is always a benchmark for me!
__label__1 I will start off telling you I'm a chef, so I expect good food, and I know when food is prepared properly. I am very critical of freshness. I'm used to cooking at home with freshly prepared everything so when I go out, I want something better than I could have made myself. This fell short in many ways. For example, the fresh tomato salsa served with my fajitas was spent. The flavors were all muted and the tomatoes had been chopped at least a day ago, possibly more. You could see they were dark, and breaking down into mush. The fajita meat had a good grilled flavor, but dry and overcooked. I ordered them with chiles for an extra dollar expecting to have them on the sizzling plate with my fajita meat, especially since they advertise their fresh roasted Hatch chiles on site, but instead they were brought a few minutes later after my meal was served, in a separate dish, cold, mushy, looking like they just came out of a can. I asked for fresh lime to squeeze over my meat and overcooked onions, and got brown dry, lime wheels served on the side of my margarita glass instead. And the margaritas! Okay the first one was .99 cents so I'm not going to complain. But the next one was a very large overpriced one that just tasted like watered down cheap margarita mix. My rice was precooked, dry and old, and way too salty. My husband's chimichanga was basically a big burrito covered in some massive amount of sauce, but it was not deep fried as I thought a chimichanga is supposed to be. Or if it was, it wasn't cooked enough because it was mushy. My kids cheese crisp was... lame. My other kid's mini chimis looked appetizing and he liked them, but they ruined the dish by putting this brightly artificially colored red mini tostada bowl on the plate filled with sour cream that had been sitting in the refrigerator either uncovered, or at the wrong temperature because it had a yellowish brown layer of old cream on the top that was just gross. Apparently they make those up ahead of time too with no quality control. Also it was very hot inside the restaurant which worried me about the safety and sanitation of the kitchen. I agree with others that the service was friendly, when they were actually there. I think it's a bit overpriced, for the quality. We spent $115 with tip, but that was two margaritas and one desert, 3 entrees, one app, one kids meal. I'd rather of had Taco Bell. And the chips were no big deal. If you've made chips at home and experienced what they taste like you would never want restaurant ones again. The texture, freshness, flavor can't be beat. I know what you are all thinking. Stay home then and cook. I usually do for just this reason. Oh and one more thing. The apple sopapilla desert was terrible. The pastry dough was chewy, and lacked salt. Tasted like chewy dish rag.
__label__0 We are huge fans of this place. But I think the one on Camelback is the best location. \n\nLast time we ate here the service was terrible and you could tell it was completely understaffed for a Sunday morning. My wife ordered a bloody Mary that was horrible and didn't have more than two sips. And on top of it all of our orders came out wrong.\n\nLastly, you could tell the staff was working their butts off and the manager on duty was standing around watching. In fact I saw someone dropped a fork on the floor and he stepped over it 4xs until the lady in a clown suit entertaining kids picked it up.\n\nSo for the price and what we got it was a waste of time and money!
__label__0 I purchased an online coupon for Quiznos by mistake, thinking it was for another sub shop located a couple minutes from my house.  It turns out this location is the closest, but further away than I'd usually be willing to travel for a sub.  However, since I now had the coupon I thought it a good opportunity to try my first ever Quiznos sub.  So I went to Yelp to read reviews for this and other locations.\n\nI was having friends stop by to swim in my pool this past Sunday afternoon (2014.0727), so decided I'd go pick-up a couple subs.  Before I did I checked their hours on both their corporate and Yelp's sites; both said it was open Sunday from 11:00 am - 8:00 pm, and Yelp even had \"Open now\" in green letters to the right of their Sunday hours.\n\nI arrived at their front door at 3:20 pm and the place was closed with a note taped on their door \"Open 11:00 am - 3:00 pm.\"  Thus a 45-minute round-trip wasted.\n\nI'd love to provide my feedback about their food, but to-date I've never had any.\n\nWhat I can comment on is this location and their corporation.  Once back home I rechecked both Quiznos Corporate and Yelp's sites, and again they both indicated this location should have been open at this time.\n\nNot very pleased with this waste of time, I decided that rather than give this location a bad review on Yelp, I'd simply provide feedback direct to Quiznos Corporate, so I clicked on their \"Contact\" link at the bottom, which presented another page for a few seconds than immediately returned to their opening page.  I tried this several times using two different browsers, and then tried using a different computer, but all with the same result.\n\nFrustrated, I searched for Quiznos Corporate contact info.  What I discovered from various links was even more disturbing.  Not only did I find a plethora of complaints from very dissatisfied customers on their own site (www.corporateofficehq.com/quiznos-corporate-office/), I found many other sites with negative customer feedback.  No wonder they don't want any more contact from their website.\n\nThen I learned that Quiznos Corporate filed for bankruptcy protection in March 2014 \"due to a rash of (store) closings nationwide.\"  It appears this company has problems from top to bottom.  I'm going to attempt to use my coupon (which I already paid for) before they go belly-up.
__label__0 A friend suggested that we play golf at Starfire, little (short) resort style course on Hayden in Scottsdale.\nI don't want to get off on a rant here, but will someone (other than me...I did tell them but the blank stares I encountered lead me to believe that my diatribe was ineffective and possibly not even understood by the staff at Starfire) tell them to give the Armor All a rest!\nI suppose the course is nice enough...I've played there many times since I moved to town.\nI suppose the prices are reasonable...I have certainly paid more to play a course in worse condition.\nSo why the one star for a place called Starfire? Somebody needs to tell the morons in the cart barn or out in the staging area to give the Armor All a rest!!!!!\nI appreciate a pretty, shiny golf cart as much as the rest of hacking community...but don't spray it all over the cart...and don't spray it so it drips places where I will put my hands!!!!\nOnce the still wet Armor All gets on your hands, you are done golfing until you:\nA - get some solvent to get this crap out of all the little ridges and cracks in my hands...not good...it took 2 days, and;\nB - Get a good golf shop to re-grip ALL of your golf clubs to the tune of approx. $100\nYou cannot play golf if you can't hang onto the club and with Armor All on your hands, you literally (and I don't mean figuratively...I literally mean literally) cannot hold onto a golf club and swing it...it just won't be happening. I quit after 3 holes.\nNo satisfaction when I asked for a refund or some sort recompense (they did offer me a cart which wasn't dripping with Armor All, but the damage was done by then).\nI doubt I'll spend my golfing dollars there again.
__label__2 Taking a chill out on Chili's. My friend and I frequent this location usually once a month, occasionally more, & always sit in the bar area. Our favorite is the Presidente Margarita. YUM!!! This has become the staple of our visit and often times, the reason we choose Chili's. We were very excited to hear the margaritas were being featured on a dinner for two deal - perfect! Except that choices, well, kinda suck. The steak wasnt good, and since we dont get the combo. Upon our most recent visit, we both noticed that we were definitely shorted on our margaritas. Asked the server/bartender Jake, whom we've had before several times, if the recipe has changed and he swore it hadn't and said that it must have been that every single time before it was made incorrectly. He told us how he makes it and we reminded him that he's made our drinks for us on multiple occasions. The thing about Jake is that he is so super cheesy, he wouldn't admit it anyways. He should work with kids and families, not bar folk. We both felt insulted and disappointed that the margs we have to come to love so much can no longer fill our glasses two times. Not sure we'll be coming back. Def gonna take some time out to chill.
__label__0 I recently went there for lunch.  I was seated promptly, then forgotten about for a solid five minutes while other around me where taken care of by their servers.  They were seated after me.  When my server arrived I informed her that I felt forgotten.  Instead of apologizing, she blamed a large group as the cause of my delay.   Wrong.  It shows a systematic problem with their service training.  I will not be going back to this Chilis.
__label__2 Better than average fresh-Mex food.\n\nI like their chips and salsa bar, but none of their salsas are phenomenal, just mediocre.  Their food is kinda bland and lacks flavor and their plates are a little on the small side..... not enough beans / rice.  Their prices are decent.  If you're thinking Chipotle or Rubio's or some crap like that, you'd be better off here, but that's not saying much.
__label__3 I was a little hesitant to try this place, as it hasn't really been reviewed well. However, I'm glad I trusted my gut (not the hungry part, the sensible part)!\n\nWhen I walked in, the dining room was absolutely packed! Obviously, it's a popular destination. So, I took a minute to see what looked best to me. After a few minutes perusing their menu, I opted for the Shrimp Burrito. The young lady behind the counter informed me that it would take about five minutes for my order to be ready. So, I took my drink to the dining room and waited.\n\nAs I was waiting, I passed by their full bar. I wasn't really in the market for an alcoholic beverage during lunch, so I didn't really price anything. The fact that this bar exists, though...that's the important thing! The self-serve chips and salsa bar was really cool! It's similar to ones that you would find at Baja Fresh, except for the endless chips. That's a pretty nice touch, in my opinion.\n\nAfter about five minutes (a touch longer, but I wasn't in a hurry), my burrito was ready. Size wise, my burrito was comparable to ones that you find at Chipotle or Qdoba. However, the difference maker for me was the actual content. I made sure to pay extra close attention to the amount of shrimp contained in my burrito. I've been burned at places before when they skimped on contents. Not here. EVERY single bite I took was accompanied by a full shrimp...and I don't take small bites. For $8.85, I was definitely impressed. \n\nIf you're in the market for a sort of change of pace with regards to your Mexican food, you should check out Blue Burrito Grille. If you need more incentive, they do have a couple of televisions, free Wi-Fi, and a nice patio. The patio is covered by umbrellas, but it doesn't have misters or anything like that. So, if you want to sit outside, make sure you get in on the action before it gets hot!
__label__3 They have the best lunch specials here. For like six bucks you get a huge slice of pizza, huge side salad, and a drink. I think I am little overly enthused about this place because it was right next to my apartment in Flagstaff, but I really do think they have good pizza. My favorite pizza here is Fire in the Hole with garlic crust. You can also find a great variety of vegetarian pizza options as well as pizzas with alfredo sauce instead of marinara. \n\nNice restaurant for a date.\nCrazy Salads and Pizzas.
__label__2 Lunchtime on a Friday. \n\nSeated quickly , greeted well even though we're in the cube-dweller class. It looked like a summer dress was part of the dress code\n\nThe baked spicy chipotle wings were rather enjoyable though most of them could have used  some time in the gym to build a bit of muscle, not greasy and hot enough to be interesting. \n\nThe entree was chicken & chorizo pasta from the gluten free menu and while it really really looked the part  the only two ingredients that had any real taste were the artichoke and the roasted peppers. Seriously organic, oops, cilantro should be a little more present but it just didn't work well as a meal, as a photograph I assure you it would have rocked.\n\n I tried a piece of my coworkers gf free pizza and that was definitely the best base  of it's type I've had in Phoenix but that's a really relative term:.\n\nThe value is not there.Prefixing everything with organic is redundant and probably adds 1/3 to the menu's size:)  Nearly beats Flo's out for lunchtime noise the main area is pretty harsh and reflective  and regardless of what it looks like  it feels like mall food court.   I can't see  the need to pay $25 at lunch for OK being a regular occurence,
__label__0 Biggest rip off ever!! I had gotten an estimate from them to do a brake service and replacement on my vehicle and after my jaw dropped from the extravagant price they called me to reduce the original estimate they had given me by three thousand dollars!!!! Do they think I am an idiot!!! I will never do and business with this dealership. I will surely not ever buy an overpriced car from them either.
__label__3 I've been for lunch half a dozen times and usually sit at the bar.  Their beers are great.  I'm a home brewer and am pretty discerning in my beer tastes.  Their HopKnot IPA has a huge nose of hops if you are a hop lover--which I am.  However the 8th Street Pale is probably my favorite.  It is a great balanced English style pale ale--without the bitter edge of an American pale ale like SN.  On a hot day their Kolsch is super refreshing and reminds me of being in Germany.  I've had mostly burgers and fries there and they are good.  The atmosphere is casual and the staff is friendly and attentive.  If you are a craft beer lover it is a nice laid back destination to enjoy a brew...or two.  They also pour growlers and sell cans of Kolsch and Kiltlifter in 12 packs.
__label__0 I just got back from from lunch at the Scottsdale location. My girlfriend and I have had questionable service there before, and had previously said that we were not going to again visit the establishment. But today, all I wanted was to have a sunbru, relax and eat. The hostess sat us down, which to me, it seemed like we were inconveniencing her conversation with the bus boy. Then, it seriously took the server 5 minutes to come to our table and ask us what we wanted to drink. I had to ask her to bring us glasses of water. I wanted to walk out, but my girl insisted we stay now that we were there. The server was attentive and pleasant, and I began to relax. Then i noticed the hostess, walk behind the bar with her pepsi cup, grab a bottle of whiskey, and continue to pour herself a drink. This seriously fired me up. It seems I have more pride in the brand than she does. I have been a patron of Four Peaks since I moved to AZ 11 years ago. I've had parties at the Tempe location, friends of mine have had baby showers there, and it bums me out to see how drastically things have changed. I support LOCAL as much as possible, but today's episode only serves me to explore my other options..I'll be heading to Chandler to check out SAN TAN Brewery or I will go Nimbus Bistro..bums me out!
__label__4 I've been to the Four Peaks in Tempe a couple of times and its always been good. The Four Peaks in Scottsdale is just as great. I'm a foodie and a 20+ year restaurant veteran.  If I say something is good then it is. \n\nWalked right in. I love the second floor overlooking the main floor. I know many come here for the beer as that is what it's famous for, but the food is its own reason to come visit. \n\nMy eyes are bigger than my stomach as usual but in order what I want Ben if I can't eat it all. Today I felt like chicken rolls and nachos. The nachos by themselves will feed a family of four. I add chicken to the mountain of cheese and chips. All the salsa, sour cream, and other fixins come on the side so you don't have to worry about pleasing that pain in the ass friend who doesn't like something. \n\nThe chicken rolls deserve their own paragraph as they are hands down my favorite app here. Jen thought they were bland so I made her go sit in the truck. Just kidding. She wasn't impressed is what she said. Ce la vie. They are delicious. She also had the buffalo chicken soup which I had not had before and received an audible \"WOW\" and an eyebrow lift from me. It was damn good too. \n\nMain course for me, no surprise, was a bacon cheeseburger with pepper jack and she had hot wings. Burger was cooked perfect and the seasoned fries were tasty as well. Her wings were good, not the best in the world, but on a scale to ten prob five them a 7 at least. \n\nService was great from Erica. Drinks never emptied and anything we needed we received promptly. Jen commented on the ambience and the nice spread of TVs around the place. Great place to come and watch sports or what not. Overall really really great experience.
__label__3 This place is always consistently good.  They obviously have a great beer selection on tap, but the food is also very good.  The jalapeno popper burger is awesome and something I've never seen anywhere else.  Service is always friendly and efficient.\n\nAnd of course, you can get six-packs to go.
__label__2 I can get Four Peaks at any bar nowadays, so the restaurant needs to have something unique to grab my attention. There's burgers, pizza, fish & chips...just about everything you would expect a bar to have, and certainly isn't adventurous. There's no dish in particular that calls out to me. \n\nWhat DOES call out to me, however, are the seasonal beers. Odelay? I've seen it elsewhere, but it's rare. There were some other small-batch brews that are apparently exclusive to Four Peaks locations. As I used a couple pints to wash down a dry, mediocre meal, I realized what my problem was. The beer is such a reliable selling point, it doesn't seem like anyone arranging the menu really tries. This is the southwest. This is a brewery known for taking risks with novel flavors. The menu should reflect that more, and not just coast on mediocre grub. Fries were rock hard. Burger was ok. \n\nOverall, our servers were so chill I enjoyed my lunch here. And the guy who had shown my friend and I the list of upcoming brews was very upbeat and passionate about what this company does. I wouldn't come here for dinner, but I'd definitely come to have a couple pints and catch a game.
__label__3 If you get the 1/2 size Nacos it is the perfect amount. Not the best place drinks wise if you are not a beer person... then again it is a brewery. I am just unable to drink beer due to allergies. So some more drink specials would be appreciated.
__label__4 Hands down the blackened chicken nachos are the world's best nachos! I have had nachos at literally hundreds of places and have never had better..fresh salsa, real cheese, fresh jalapenos, great blackened chicken, multi colored chips..no microwave  and generous portion...The best!
__label__0 They microwave the eggs and meat and didn't have any bagels at left at 9am.  Won't be returning, though the service was ok.
__label__2 So, this is one of my favorite breakfast plates..the Ham and Brie Frittata, my way. I ask that they cut the brie by half and double the apples and leeks. Nine grain toast with butter and Black Cherry jam and it comes with a side of roasted rosemary potatoes.\n\nWhy just three stars? Well, here's the thing at this location. Up until yesterday when I got stellar service, the service has always been mediocre enough that I would crave this particular favorite and then hesitate because I wasn't sure if it was worth the aggravation (I am totally anal about good customer service, to the point of rudeness). If every time I was in it was yesterday's experience, then 5 stars all the way.\n\nHas management changed, perhaps? Service was near perfect, everyone was cheery and my meal was error free. Great JOB!\n\nIf yelp allows revising of reviews, then I will certainly revisit this in a month or two if I see that this is the new constant as opposed to a fluke. Food's very good, though, so gotta give it a Thumbs Up for that ;-D
__label__3 After sampling their tasty roast beef and Gorgonzola mashed potatoes in a champagne glass at Yelp in Bloom I HAD to have this for lunch the next day. I woke up the following morning craving it and immediately looked up their menu online. I found the braised beef sandwich and called in my order. The quoted my 15 minutes, but I got there in less than 10 and it was ready. You can pick up call in orders at the first register when you walk right in. So convenient. They also have seating right outside on the sidewalk, but it's not covered so there isn't much shade around during the lunch hour. \n\nIt was everything I remembered. Whoever thought of putting mashed potatoes in a sandwich was brilliant. The sandwich comes with roast beef with Gorgonzola mashed potatoes and you get a side of horseradish and au jus on the side. It also comes with sweet potato chips. \n\nWell done, Wildflower. Well done. I was never much of a fan of yours before, but this one is a winner.
__label__2 Wildflower as a whole is a fantastic chain. I've never had a bad experience with anything the chain itself has control over. \n\nHowever, there are some things that, while not completely in Wildflowers control, only seem to have happened in this specific location. It's in the middle of a set of stores all nicely lined up... in a corner with a small parking lot for that specific section. This means that the parking lot is not so fun to navigate.\n\nI feel bad stating this as it is completely out of Wildflowers hands but is still relevant to whether you should pick this location or not. If you get there early or at specific times of the day, it's quite nice and not a problem - unless it gets packed while you're inside, then it's a pain to get out. However, if it's a busy time, then be ready to not only have a hard time finding seats inside, but in finding parking as well. I actually have had it happen a few times where I got stuck waiting behind someone in the parking lot who's waiting for that one spot that's a few feet closer than the other three spots that are rapidly being taken by other cars, but because the parking lot was so narrow I couldn't get around the car. \n\nThe inside gets packed as well, but even when it's slower and only has a medium amount of customers, it still has limited seating. This means that sometimes you are there with your family and need a larger area for them, but you can only quietly groan as you see anywhere that would be comfortable is taken and that quite a few of the bigger places to sit are occupied by just one person playing on their cell phone. As I've not worked for Wildflower nor known anyone who has, I don't know what the regulations are for instances like that, especially in today's age where common courtesy is rare and when a customers review/rating rule more than actual productivity of the place - so asking someone to move might could actually hurt the restaurant-  but it's pretty annoying that this happens and it happens a lot at this specific location. \n\nBasically, Wildflower is a fantastic restaurant. Their bread is fantastic, their soups are wonderful as well, and I really enjoy some of their salads. The restaurant itself is great. However, there ARE better placed locations that have better parking for your car and have better seating inside (so better parking for your rear too). I wouldn't say don't come here as the service is pretty decent (not fantastic but not bad in any way), but that if you can go to another location without it being inconvenient then I'd recommend it.
__label__4 I love Wildflower and frequently visit. My favorite thing on the menu is the seasonal Tuscan Kale salad! \n\nThis location gets very busy for lunch so I call ahead and my food is always ready for me when I arrive.
__label__4 Everyone here is wonderful.  Make no mistake this is no nationwide vision or Lenscrafters.  The doctors hear are very knowledgeable and down to earth.  I drive 45 minutes to go here.
__label__3 You would think this place is actually in Mexico given how long I had been meaning to try it.  I can only say, I should have gone sooner.  Really good Mexican food-not the touristy crap or the Scottsdaled up version.  I tried the green chile and loved it.   Decor is nothing to write home about, but not a complete dive either.  Service was excellent.\n\nI actually didn't find it all that cheap considering it's basic Mexican food, but I guess it's cheap for Scottsdale.  Dinners run about $12 on average.  Lunch about $7.  They also have breakfast.  On the bad side, they apparently have a lunch buffet.  God only knows how big my ass will get knowing that tidbit of information.  Five dollar a gallon gas may actually be a good thing.
__label__2 Came here because Oregano's was packed on a Saturday night.  I wonder how many of their customers are in the same boat.  I was initially craving Mexican food anyway, so I didn't care.  \n\nThe service is awesome, the beer was so cold it was almost icy (read: awesome) and the salsa is yummy yummy.  I ordered the specialty chimichanga and my mom got rolled tacos.  The plates were hu-hu-hu-huge.  And can I just say that cream cheese makes everything better, especially chimichangas.  YUM.  \n\nNot the best Mexican joint I have ever been to, but definitely decent enough to visit again (for the locals).
__label__3 Exellant food! Inexpensive lunch buffet ( like 8.95). Friendly staff. Best beans and rice anywhere! Not much more to ask for. Food portions are inconsistant, I think it depends on who's cooking.
__label__2 This place is really not too shabby! I almost feel bad only giving 3 stars, but it's nothing to write home about. It's just terribly convenient, given that I work next door.\n\nThe staff is friendly. They've got ginormous breakfast croissants. They have spicy ramen noodles which are actually very tasty, and they actually manage to make them a bit spicy! Bundle that all up and add a bow of very decent prices, and I call this place a win. I've been finding myself there a good few times recently. Matter of fact, just yesterday I had both lunch and breakfast over there!
__label__0 I contacted the Closet Factory last Monday to arrange for a new master closet design. I spoke to the owner, Abby.  She indicated she would have a designer contact me.  By Sunday with no contact, I left a message which prompted a call back from Abby today.  She informed me that it would take another week for a designer to get back to me, that they are scheduling installs the week prior to my completion date which means if I wait another week for a call then I couldn't make my completion, and if I want any hard wood it would take 5 to 6 weeks.  I asked if my only option was to wait for the one designer who has my \"territory\" and she said yes.  I guess she must be doing very well to turn away business.
__label__3 Came here to watch the special screening of Phoenix lights, but the tickets sold out! Ended up watching 300, rise of the empire and the theater it was playing in was just so small! The sound was really good. Theater 11 was the theater the movie was in. It kind of reminded me of a small classroom in college with a power point presentation at the front of the room, haha. The staff was friendly though and it was a very clean theater, with the heavenly smell of freshly popped popcorn permeating throughout the theater
__label__0 The owner is the only one with any talent and you need to catch her on a good day. I went to this place a total of 5 times. I got 1 good haircut from the owner and the next two that she did were nowhere near as good.  I even had to fix an obviously too long piece that did not fit with the rest of my bangs. I switched to another girl who did a not great job the first time and I went back thinking she just needed to get to know my hair. HA! The second time she not only slaughtered the haircut but really did a terrible color. Number one lesson girls, don't cut a person's hair too short on top if it's fine, especially fine and curly.  I did complain especially about the color and she put a glosser on it that made the \"caramel\" (read brassy yellow) highlights look less like a peroxide bottle exploded in my direction, for a few shampoos, but eventually it faded back to that horrible color job and seriously dried out my hair. \n I haven't been back to this place in a while but I still remember how ugly I felt for months and months after that last horrible cut and color.  I saw that I had never posted this review from a while back so I went ahead and posted it now. It deserves to be posted when I still feel like crying just reading my old draft of a review. \n This place is seriously not worth $200+  The skill of the hairdressers is on par with a JC Penney salon- new hire!
__label__3 One of the best public courses in North Scottsdale. It very family friendly and they are used to having young junior golfers on the course. I find the course to be in very good condition whenever we are there. The staff in the pro shop are always pleasant and helpful. The snack bar could be better. It has a very limited selection and it is a little hidden. I doubt most golfers even know that there is one there. Usually we end up going to the restaurant instead, which is great, but does not have a very good kids menu. It would be nice if they had a more elaborate selection at the snack bar for quick and cheap grab and go food.
__label__3 Forget the tablecloth-and-white-glove joints. I walked in and could not believe the selection on the menu, but was even more impressed with the healthy options available. I had an omelet and wheat toast, and the portion was enough to carry me from 9am to 3pm - and I'm not a small guy.
__label__0 If you are looking for a nice, stressfree getaway, I warn you not to stay at the Four Seasons Scottdale. The hospitality, communication skills (or lack their of) are by far the worst I've experienced in all of my travels. As I will get into details once I've checked into my next destination, i warn you at all costs not to stay at this hotel. It is by far the worst (what they call) luxury hotel experience.
__label__0 Since we received a canned response here on Yelp, we contacted corporate who were appalled at the situation and lack of follow-up by the management in Scottsdale. They apologized profusely and were deeply disgusted about the chimneys being lit on patios, especially around young children. They offered a partial refund,
__label__1 Not what i expect from a four seasons. The rooms are nice and comfortable but there were so many small things that made this stay pretty uninspiring for the $. We stayed here for a wedding and the ceremony outside was wonderful but then the reception started. The  four seasons offered 3 small apps that were actually awful tasting. Most venues offer large buffets at no extra charge to the Bride and Groom. The sausage with a small blob of cheese and chicken on a stick paired with a piece of pineapple  was something I would expect from a high school cafeteria app platter. Then there was dinner, they messed up our table and we were two seats short so my husband and I were crammed into our table that was not meant for the amout of people that were supposed to be seated there. Not a bad frozen fruit in a cup was served at first followed with a basic salad then a tapas sized meat on potatoes with no side veggies. I was starving at this point and dinner was finished. Water glasses were never refilled and it seemed none of the servers were in a good mood. Everyone at the table was still hungry after dinner so it wasn't just me. I've never been so hungry for cake in all my life and I don't even really crave cake. Coffee was served a half hour before cake and not offered again during cake time. Overall I was expecting decadent food and fantastic service where your glass would never be empty but that just was not the case. Then we get back to the hotel where you hike to get to your room otherwise you stand waiting for some guy in a golf cart to pick you up. The room key stopped working and they ask you to sign in to the wi fi about 6 times in two days. for the money I would say go elsewhere if you can.
__label__4 Love scottsdale quarter and this store by far has the best semi annual sale selection. Organized, clean and I got wall flowers for $2 refills what a huge reflection will be back! A great asset to the shopping center!
__label__4 Very friendly staff. Store smells awesome. Wife loves it. Do I need to say more?
__label__2 We have used Target Optical on and off over the years depending upon our insurance coverage. In the beginning, I was very skeptical about using a eye doctor in a clothing/food retailer but in the end they won me over with their service and prices. Nice job!
__label__2 Hadn't been here in years.   Came back recently with a large group for a business meeting.  The food was simple, steak, chicken and a baked potato.  The salad was your salad from a bag dressed with store bought raspberry dressing.  The chicken was standard, but the steak was surprisingly well done.  I've got to say since the kitchen was churning out steaks for 150 people, that is impressive.\nThe verde bar was kept busy by all the thirsty folks and the margaritas were tasty.  They have a full liquor bar and that was emptied pretty quickly. We had a cute show emceed by a guy who looked the part of a grizzled, slightly off kilter miner.  The show really is the reason why you come here.  Its a cute place to take out of towners, as a person who lives in Phoenix, I won't be making the drive regularly out here, but the place looks like a movie set and it's still closer than driving to Old Tucson :)
__label__0 The food is very mediocre.  The step down out the front door needs to be addressed.  My wife was carrying my 2 year old daughter  and they both fell and landed pretty badly.  The floor drops down about 6 inches right outside the door.  Needless to say my daughter hit her head on the concrete and sustained quite a bump.  The manager got us some ice and a towel, but I would have liked a little more assistance and verification that we were going to be ok.\n\nIt's troubling that our society is so sue happy, that it's the first thing the restaurant thinks of and tries to distance themselves from the situation and fails to respond in a decent manner.\n\nFix your front door!  You have it painted so you realize it's an issue.  A few bags of concrete and some labor and your entry can actually be safe!\n\nIf you are in the area Greasewood Flats is a much better choice!
__label__2 Hadn't been here in years!  The views are fabulous and the band was great.  Beer was cold, food was really over priced!  Lower your prices and improve the service, please.
__label__0 Danger, Will Robinson! The Good Egg does not at all serve *good* eggs ... they are PROCESSED!\n\nWhen the bill for our food arrived, the restaurant charged a dollar extra for an omelette to be prepared only with egg whites. I asked why. \"Because it's more expensive for us,\" said the server.\n\n\"How can removing the yolk be more expensive? Aren't you paying for the same egg either way?\"\n\n\"Unless you order an actual fried egg, all of our egg dishes are prepared with a mix.\"\n\n\"What do you mean, 'a mix?'\"\n\n\"We buy pre-mixed eggs in a carton.\"\n\nWhat in the WORLD!? \n\nIt turns out that even if my aunt had ordered her omelette with the yolks (read: normally) it still would have been made from a processed egg product, manufactured in some unknown location by an unknown corporate agri-business conglomerate.\n\nThe menu does not disclose any of this. If it did, business would drop like a rock.\n\nThe manager corroborated the server, that egg-whites only actually cost their company MORE money than if they cracked open fresh eggs themselves. \n\nFirst, why would a company named The *Good* Egg use anything but actual and real eggs in ANY dish? (Whatever processed egg-ish product they are using certainly includes preservatives and God knows what else.) Second, if their processed egg product is indeed more costly, why is it their preference? As a business person, I will say out loud right here and now that the people in the restaurant are mistaken ... if the oh-so-important egg-ish stuff The Not-So-Good Egg pours on a fry griddle is so damned excellent then, well, the truth is that the only reason for this strictly business decision is that the product costs less, not more.\n\nMy family has been a customer of this chain - and this specific restaurant - for 15 years, and this not-fresh egg issue came as news to us. \n\nWe were not offered a discount when paying for our four meals. The server and manager both told us that next time we are in we will know to ask for our dishes to be prepared with actual eggs. There will not be a next time.
__label__4 We have been eating at Sesame Inn since we moved here six months ago.  We do not eat meat and are so happy with the tofu offerings.  We particularly like the Spicy Thai Basil Tofu.  Hearty, spicy, vegetables that are al dente and the tofu is cooked just right.  The service is always excellent. Food is always hot off the stove and consistent in its preparation.  We are \"regulars\" now.
__label__3 I really like this grocery store. The produce is usually fresh and they usually have everything I need in stock. \n\nIt's a no thrills grocery store...meaning there's no starbucks inside...no bar...no gelato...no sushi...it's just groceries. There is a Chase bank, which is kinda hidden. I like the fact that there aren't any thrills because I think it keeps their prices low. Also, if you spend $100, you get 10 cents off per gallon at participating Shell and Circle K stations.
__label__3 Very nice place to stay.  Came here with my family as part of a vacation package - we chose the king bed room with pull-out couch for the three of us and so far has not been a hassle.  Love the fact that there is a gas fireplace in the room and a jacuzzi tub.  If it warms up a bit we might venture to the pool and/or hot tub.  Fry's is just up the street and we are buying much of our food and supplies there - the room has a fridge and coffee maker, but no microwave.  \n\nOur neighbors are active but it hasn't been too much of a problem.   The walls are a bit thin but it's to be expected.  Where we are is handi-accessible and I definitely recommend this for those who are limited in their mobility - it has lots of handrails in the bathroom, and has a shower chair.\n\nNice big closet and dresser - loved the fact that they supply two spa robes.  This is a nice place and very low-stress.  The front desk people were exceptionally nice and very helpful in telling us of nearby restaurants.\n\nLastly, the southwestern style is of the room adds to the relaxed atmosphere of the place.  The artwork in the room is similarly southwestern-themed, so it's cheesy but in a good way!\n\nWill definitely stay here again if the chance comes up again :)
__label__3 I live nearby and really like this place. They make their bagels fresh every morning and they make their own cream cheese. I like my everything bagel with the nova cream cheese. Yummy!  They get busy on the weekends very early and once they're out of something, they're out. They always have a lot of everything but I've been there later in the morning on a Saturday and they were out of a certain kind of bagel.  Sooooo good!!!
__label__1 I don't know how this place is busy.. Every time I go its day old bagels at best last time I had about 2 bits and trashed the rest of it.. I also tried the breakfast sand.. it was interesting to say least bagel was hard had about a bite of it then trashed it. I deffently dont plan on coming back. Service is friendly thats why I am giving 2 stars and a stretch however food is lacking.
__label__3 When we pulled up to the Senor Taco in Fountain Hills, located in a run-down strip mall behind a Circle K, the 1st thing I noticed was the trucks.  The parking lot (what there is of it) was full of big trucks with construction looking tools and equipment on the backs.  I thought, \"this is a good sign.\"\n\nThe restaurant has gone through an interior upgrade, so the formica booths and tile floors are clean, but not much more.  You walk to the cashier and place your order (or use the drive thru).  It comes up in about 5 minutes.  The prices cannot be beat.  We ordered the fish taco plate and got two huge tacos in fresh corn tortillas with cabbage and fresh crema.  The rice and beans are awesome but never quite hot enough (that's why they only get 4 *).   My husband and I can get ONE platter and split it all for $6.99.  The prices on everything are reasonable and the flavors are authentic.  The folks that eat here know their mexican food.\n\nThey have a self serve salsa bar with your usual salsas, and my favorite, pickled carrots and fresh radishes.  Yum.   It aint fancy, but it's cheap, quick and delish.
__label__1 The food here is definitely subpar.  I ordered a hard shell shredded chicken taco, and it was unappealing.  It had no flavor, and the shells were soggy.  The chicken was flavored with salsa, but it tasted like it was flavored with some cheap tomato sauce. The rice and beans were unremarkable as well.  The only good thing about the meal were the chips.\n   Unbelievable to me how the Phoenix area is lacking in decent Mexican restaurants.  With such a large Hispanic population, I would think there would be a better selection.
__label__2 Since it was COLD on Friday, my wife and I decided to go to Chen's for lunch. I don't know why we didn't think of Pei Wei but this restaurant is much closer to our house. \nMy wife ordered the Chicken Rice Bowl and I ordered the Chicken with Rice Noodles off the Lunch menu. It came with egg flower soup which was nice an hot. When my meal came, I can't figure out why they would give me fried rice with noodles...double the starch. I really enjoyed it. The egg roll was made with just vegetables...so, so. But I didn't like the fried Won Ton which was crispy on the outside but REALLY dry on the inside. Can't complain for two hot meals under $10.
__label__0 I don't write reviews, but I had to so that people would know this place is NOT a 4 star worthy Chinese restaurant.
__label__3 We really enjoyed our dinner at the Euro Pizza Cafe. We went on a Wednesday night. It was very busy on the patio, but we had no problem getting a table with a perfect view of the Fountain. There was a guitarist and vocalist on the Grapeables patio next door, so we even had some music to add to the ambiance. \n\nOur waitress was very nice and accommodating. \nWe started off with the Hummus appetizer and Garlic Knots.\nThe Hummus was awesome. It had a little kick because of the cayenne pepper, but not too much. It was a little thick and gritty, which I can get into sometimes.  It was served with pizza dough that had been grilled and sliced like pita. Incredible. I really can't say enough about how amazing this appetizer was. I highly reccommend it. \n\nThe garlic knots were delicious as well. The sauce that they serve to dip them in was so good that I could eat it with a spoon, and I don't do that sort of thing!\n\nFor dinner I got a simple greek salad, which was ok- nothing exciting. I would probably skip the salad next time and get something else off the appetizer menu and really gorge myself.\n\nThe rest of my party ordered a cheese pizza and really enjoyed it. My mother and husband split an order of meatballs as well, and they raved about how amazing they were. Moist and flavorable.\n\nWe are excited to go back to the Euro Pizza Cafe soon!
__label__3 Came here after playing some disc golf...This place has the best calzones!!!  Their pizza is good also, but gotta go for the calzones!  You really get your monies worth for $8.  Their draft rootbeer is good, but you could taste a bit of a beer aftertaste.  Love the scenery with outdoor seating...looking at the fountain and green landscaping is so relaxing!
__label__3 I came here on a Friday night around 7:30pm, wasn't too crowded. I ordered the clam linguine and it was delicious, not to mention the generous number of clams in the dish. The white wine sauce was light, yet flavorful. Portion was definitely plentiful, I even had enough for 2 small meals the following day! \n\nService was fantastic. The waitress came by enough to be attentive, but not hovering. It's so rare to see service with a smile and pure genuineness in light conversation. \n\n Prices were fair. Parking is plentiful. Next time I'm around the area, I'll surely stop by!
__label__2 The majority of reviews pan this simple, Italian restaurant.  While they definitely could use some training in how to cook pasta al dente, there is some great construction of dishes and flavors going on.  PLEASE serve warm bread and olive oil!!   The veal was cooked well, the meatballs dense and flavorful. The tiramisu was one of the best I have ever eaten! The service was sweet and personal. Still guys, overcooked pasta will leave most patrons not wanting to return even if the sauce on top is tasty
__label__1 Good on the usual suspects but other than that don't get too crazy on the others.    Service not good
__label__0 My daughter and I ate sushi there last Friday night and came down with a terrible case of salmonella food poisoning!!!  This place needs to close ASAP!!!\n\nYOU risk your life if you EAT THERE!!!  BEWARE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
__label__0 It was 11:30am and my wife was out with the girls for lunch and I was craving a nice greasy McDonald's hamburger and fries. This McDonalds was on my way home from a meeting and was the perfect place to fulfill my gastric cravings.\nAt the drive through I ordered a quarter pounder with cheese meal. I live about 5 minutes from the McDonalds and my mouth was watering all the way home. Got home and unpacked my goody bag. I took one bite of the hamburger expecting my cravings to be answered. Well...the bun was HARD, the burger DRY and the fries were like dry straw! At least the diet coke was as advertised! \nI landed up throwing it all in the trash and eating a leftover salad from the fridge. \nThe quality control at that McDonald's is horrible and I will never go back there again and would tell others to do the same for take out. Eat in, you can always go back to the counter and get a freshly made replacement.
__label__4 We just finished a kitchen cabinet remodel and couldn't be more happy. Working with David and his sub contractors couldn't have gone any smoother.  Whenever David said he would be at our home he was there right on time as were the other sub contractors. All calls were returned promptly. These are things you would expect but usually don't occur. ...as to the job David ideas and attention to detail  and execution were terrific. Additionally the remodel was fairly priced and completed on time. Our kitchen look fantastic and we would definitely recommend his company.\n\nPete and Jane Gruber
__label__0 Will never go to this place again.  Gross is an understatement.  Had to send my dish back as it made McDonalds look good.  Strange atmosphere.  Don't reallyfeel like going on about this place as it sucked.  Just don't go.
__label__2 Out this Sunday morning doing a bit of GeoCaching, we decided breakfast was in order so where to go? I-Hop or Denny's ... Ok we decided on local so off to Denny's. Walked in, the place was about half full, greeted right away and seated. Coffee & water came out promptly, placed our order and our food arrived hot within about 5min. Service was great & food was good ...\n\nService: 4 star, our waitress was great, fast & friendly\nAmbiance: 2 stars, casual setting, a bit dated\nCleanliness:  3 stars, appeared clean although lots of water spots on the glasses\nFood: 3 star, food came out hot and well prepared\nPrice: 3 star, fair price's, my wife had a BYO Grand Slam for $6.59 and I had an All American Slam for $8.89
__label__2 I happened to visit Manuel's yesterday for some lunch with some friends. I had never gone before, but thought I would give it a try.  Here's a very quick assessment of the place:\n\natmosphere: very 70s/80s - clearly the place has been here a while.\nservice: fair. nothing stellar, but not terrible either.\nfood: also fair, not great but not bad.\nprice: perhaps a bit overpriced for the quality, but not by much.\noverall experience: ok.
__label__0 Poor customer service. When I asked if they were able to check stock at another near location for a product they were out of, the lady threw up her hands and asked me if I knew where the next closest location was and simply told me \"I don't know\". She then told me if I waited she MIGHT be able to look it up. So I waited and finally just left when i realized she had no intention of returning to help me as she decided to help another customer. It seemed to me that having 3 customers in the store was too much to handle for 2 employees.... Being that I just relocated from out of state, I've quickly learned this is not a place ill be returning to, regardless of its proximity to my house. I drove to the Mesa location and received 5 star customer service.
__label__0 Agree with earlier review from Greg except service was worse than poor and entree was hot, but sides were cold; obviously sat on plate waiting for entree. Restrooms are located in the hotel lobby, nowhere near restaurant; needed a tour guide to get there! Terrible experience!
__label__1 Went to a day game on 3/27/10 against the SF Giants  Plenty of fans of both teams were in attendance.  I'd have to say this stadium was more like an old minor league ballpark - sparse, not a lot of fluff, needing some renovation, but sufficient to host baseball games for plenty of fans.  The grandeur of the signage on outside of the stadium belies the inside condition.\n\nParking was fairly easy, and only $5. Despite signs disallowing tailgating, there was plenty of that, including lots of people throwing balls in the parking lot where cars were moving around.  Parking lot staff did nothing to stop them.  On the other end of the lot we were in were the practice fields, and when we arrived the Angels were just finishing their batting practice so there was a huge crowd of people standing around at the far end of our lot..\n\nGoing in, we stood in one line and got all the way up to the ticket lady before finding out that they had a _separate_ line for tickets purchased on line, so had to move to the other side of all the intake lines, and  stand in line again to enter.  The lack of signage for that was annoying.  I must also say that the lady who checked my purse for contraband did the most thorough job of any purse-checking person I've ever seen.  She was in everything!\n\nWe had cheap bleacher seats just beyond first base for this game.  They were fine, but they were also in the sun for the whole game.  Didn't care for the fellow next to me constantly and loudly talking to his friends in our row and the row behind, but that's not the stadium's fault.  One funny thing was that it appeared that the players had to actually pass through the public portion of the stadium to get from the practice field to the game field, including coming across the concourse where the concession stands were, among the fans, and down the steps where the seats were in left field.  It presented a good opportunity for fans to ask for autographs, for sure, but somehow it struck me as weird.  That would never happen in a major league park.\n\nWe walked around the whoie stadium to see what they had, and were strangely unimpressed.  Food selection was fairly standard for stadiums, nothing special there.  My BF liked their beer selections.\n\nLeaving the game afterwards was really bad as traffic was only superficially directed by stadium staff and Tempe PD, both of whom seemed surprisingly confused on what needed to happen.  It took more than a half hour to drive the two blocks away from the stadium exit.  You'd think that after having four week of games there (and doing it for four years), they'd have figured it out better, esp. since they knew ahead of time that the game was sold out..\n\nI think we can put Tempe Diablo Stadium in the \"been there, done that\" category now.  We had a good time, but probably won't move any mountains to go again for a few years.
__label__4 Not as fancy as the newer stadiums that have been built, but I come here to watch baseball not to be seen.\n\nThe Angels play here, so I'm a little biased and would love this place no matter what. I just love chillin out on the lawn with a pint of Mirror Pond and watching the minor league players try to prove themselves with a few All-Stars sprinkled in.\n\nThe atmosphere is great as Angels fans are awesome and show much love and class for the team.\n\nNote...park in the industrial lot across the way if you don't want to wait for hours to pay $5 and park a block closer.
__label__1 Compared to other spring training facilities and minor league ballparks, color me unimpressed. \n\nWhat is does have: \n- The outfield grass is the place to be. We roamed around to find the best spots and this seemed the most relaxing. Not too hot, and not too cold.\n- We liked the fact that the ushers didn't really care where you sit. If you wanted to sit behind home plate, nobody will stop you.\n- ample seating. Wasn't crowded when we went.\n- It's still spring training, which you can't bitch about.\n- easy parking.\n\nWhat it lacks:\n- Atmosphere! This place is quieter than a library! You could seriously hear a pin drop. Was it apathetic Angels fans? I don't know. But they only played music when there was a pitching change and even then it seemed like an afterthought. It was very surreal to go to a quiet game where nobody seemed to be really interested. I know it's spring training, but come on?\n- A decent view. You can see the freeway and a University of Phoenix building in right field. Whoop de doo! The left field had a cool view of a mesa however. \n- Decent food. It has ballpark fare and nothing else. It has nothing to write home about. The italian ice in the outfield was a welcome treat.
__label__3 Let me start off by saying...I looooooove a good pastrami sandwich.  So when a friend suggested of mine said he was going to make a lunch run down there, I checked out their menu and right away told him to bring me back a pastrami.  I must say...I made a excellent choice.  The sandwich was very good.  Plenty of pastrami and cheese.  The pickle spear was a unexpected and pleasant surprise.   So in closing, this review is completely based on just the sandwich, I haven't been inside the shop yet...but when I do get there...I'll update.
__label__0 More like stress zone. I came here for my 19th birthday with my girlfriend in October,  we got facials and a 1 hr massage. Cost well over 300 dollars. We paid by credit card and they called us 3 hours later telling us it did not go through and threatened to call the cops! They probably thought I was dipping them...I apologized and went back immediately. Turns out they charged my card 2x!! I ended up getting my extra they took from me and no apology on their side. It's a very old building And the blankets are like hospital blankets but older. I will never come back here. Honestly, go to a four seasons hotel and it actually cost less with  a steam room and a beautiful built building. I will never ever ever come back here. Horrible experience for my birthday. Plus, now that I think of it they should have given me a special cause it was my birthday the day I went. I would give it zero stars if I could.
__label__2 It's what i've come to expect from WF, although this store felt a little cluttered. I hit up the salad bar which was varied, but not as extensive as other WF's. The cheese section was not very impressive. I may checkout the one in Chandler.
__label__0 Juice bar does not wash the produce. I asked why and they said since its organic we don't wash it.. Be careful or insist that they wash the produce.. This is a health hazard and extremely dangerous for the elderly and children.
__label__0 I purchased a Groupon Coupon, called and made an appointment.  When I showed up, they did not have me in their appointment book.  I had a short wait until a stylist was ready for me.  I don't know if she was a meth addict, or had the DT's or Parkinsons.  Her hands shook terribly!  She was rough on my head, tossing it around while she washed my hair.  The  head massage lasted about 15 seconds.  She did not explain to me the French Hair Cutting technique so I thought she was really wacky when she asked me to stand during the cut.  The cut ended up to be fine, but the experience was not very good.  I still have a coupon to use so I will have another hair cut and a facial.  Hope the next experience is better.
__label__3 Try the lunch bagels!  The Northern exposure and Tempe turkey are excellent.  The chicken salad is really good too.  They aren't real expensive and the service is pretty good.  They also have outdoor seating.  They are new and as far as I can tell not a chain.  I recommend you try them.  Oh a dozen bagels are half priced after 2pm.
__label__4 Amazing choices. Friendly staff.
__label__0 These bagels are an absolute joke. Not sure what part of the east Coast this shop is from, but it's not NY. Walking in, most of the bins were pretty empty at 10am, but these are fool's bagels. They are the size of a bottlecap and the hole in the middle is triple the size of any real NY bagel. Must be students buying these imposters because one look at these bagels was all I needed as I quickly escaped this \"bagel\" shop and headed for the hills. Embarrasing to have east coast on the marquee - I'm glad it doesn't say NY bagels at least.
__label__4 Who cares if its a chain?  As far as bang for your buck is concerned, Outback has always been good in my book.  It was a packed house when we got there, so we sat at the bar and Paige was our bartender and she was great.  She helped us get the table we wanted quickly and was very friendly.  Blake was our server and he was great as well.  Food was all very tasty.  Had bloomin onion, filet with wild mushroom sauce, and prime rib.  While the prime rib was a little tough in some places, it was still very good overall.  Good prices, good food.
__label__1 Outback Steakhouse\nMultiple Locations\n\nWith all the hype and advertising it was only natural to try Outback. It was a Tuesday night, and we were seated immediately. We chose not to have anything from the bar, and instead stayed non-alcoholic for the evening.\n\nCompanion #1 ordered a bowl of potato soup. It arrived hot, with nice chunky potatoes sticking out of the soup along with large pieces of bacon. No complaints were heard. Companion #2 ordered the Cesar Salad. It seemed run of the mill, and companion noted that it was a bit heavy handed on the cheese.\nI ordered the regular salad with the honey mustard vinaigrette. This was a nicely done salad.\n\nFor main courses, companion #1 ordered a medium bacon cheeseburger. The burger arrived medium but on the dry side, with barely adequate cheese and decent fries. Companion felt she had had better burgers in most fast food places.\nCompanion #2 ordered the rib eye steak medium rare. It arrived medium rare, but seemed to be poorly prepped in that it had lots of sinew on it, and the tail still had some silverskin attached. Seasoning was adequate but nothing special.\nI had the Ahi tuna appetizer along with the small sirlion. The Ahi was cooked correctly, but had been pre-cooked hours before, and was greatly over-seasoned. By the time you added the wasabi vinaigrette dipping sauce, the fish had no taste left of its own. In paying for a premium fish like Ahi, the fish should be the central character, and the rest of the condiments are the supporting role. The petite sirloin was cooked as ordered (rare), but lacked flavor and again, still had silverskin attached, making the last piece memorable for its chewiness.\n\nWe did not order any deserts.\n\nInspection of the restrooms was pleasant enough, in that they were recently cleaned, smelled fresh, and looked nice.\n\nOverall, I might rate Outback 2.5 to 3 stars. I've definitely had better at lower prices. BTW if you are tempted by the Blossom, their signature onion and your on a diet, companion #1 says stay far away from it. That one dish alone will use up the entire days amount of points!
__label__0 I normally love Outback & I've NEVER written a review on a place, but this experience wasn't up to par & it was definitely a weird one... \n\nI went to Outback for a birthday dinner with my boyfriend. Twice it was mentioned that it was my birthday by someone in my party & not one time did they do the \"let us offer you birthday dessert!\" thing... Which is totally fine, but they have always offered free birthday dessert any time I've been there with other parties & even if I wouldn't have taken it, it would've been nice to be consistent.\n\nFirst thing I ordered was a bloomin onion because I was starving & who doesn't love them?!? About an eighth of the way into it, I couldn't chew through whatever I was eating... I pull it out of my mouth & it looked like plastic! I'm not one to overreact so I just alerted the waiter & he asked if we wanted to continue eating it. Continue eating it?!? Whatever. My bf joked that he would try another piece to see if there was more plastic & he had the same type of texture to his piece. The waiter took it back & told us he would make another one & then proceeded to tell us that it wasn't plastic, but just that the skin of the onion wasn't cut off prior to making it. So they made us another one & I don't know if it was because I was already grossed out by the one before, or if they were off their game that night, but it didn't taste right either.  It was such a disappointment considering that's almost my favorite part of the whole place!\n\nSo onto entrees...\n\nI ordered a steak & sides & my bf ordered his steak medium rare. We get our food only to realize that the waiter had never asked me how I wanted my steak cooked & just cooked both of them medium rare; I told him that my meat looked like it was bleeding & I couldn't handle it. He was very nice & said he would take it back & put it into the grill for a little bit longer... I agreed that it just needed a tiny but as I wanted mine medium, but not bloody whatsoever. The manager comes back with my steak & is very apologetic & asks if it's up to standards. Just looking at the steak you could tell that the top had this hard layer over it as if it was burnt. I told him it was fine & he assured me he would make me another one, but at that point my bf had gotten his food & I didn't want to wait even longer for mine to get done as we had other birthday plans... So I cut into mine and it was just okay...not anything great as my previous steaks had been. I even had to cut off the charred part because it was like eating a burnt steak. Ugh. The manager was VERY nice, but at that point I just felt like nothing they did that night (food wise) was right & I was regretting even coming there for my birthday dinner. My BF (who is the King of loving his meat medium rare) had to send his back because he had to run to the bathroom to spit out a piece that he couldn't chew through! He got his steak back & it was overcooked as well... My steak was taken care of by the manager but the horrible bloomin onion wasn't & we were offered dessert, (not \"birthday dessert) but declined because I wasn't going to give them the chance to ruin that for me too.\n\nOverall, we will definitely not be back to this location again! The manager was extremely nice & so was the waiter, but the taste in my mouth that I had from the horrible plastic tasting bloomin onion (that I paid for) was enough to make me stick with the Chandler location.
__label__4 An indoor mall that has it all! This is an air conditioned outlet mall filled with hundreds of shops and plenty for the kids to do. It is a mall you can spend all day at because there is so much going on. Let me start off by telling the ladies you must wear comfortable shoes because this mall is made for us. There are some bargains in each and every store. I use this mall as part of my  workout regimen because I get so many steps in one day. For the men don't feel left out there is plenty for you to see and do as well. I have found some great men stores along with athletic stores like Sports Authority. Now for young ones there is an Arcade, IMAX Theatre, Aquarium, Rain Forest Cafe, dozens of dining places  and so much more. Wonderful place to tke the family.
__label__2 Not the greatest mall in the valley, but also not the worst! Decent selection of outlet stores and an ok food court. They recently added an aquarium which I think will add to the appeal. It's a shame that they closed Gameworks.
__label__3 There are a lot of good stores and deals here but I don't like to come here during peak hours.  This seems to be where all the teens and sketchy people hang out. It also gets very crowded as well.  Come in the mornings during the week if you can.\n\nPro: Good stores and deals\nCon: Sketchy shoppers
__label__2 Rivas is your typical authentic style mexican food eatery, although in comparison to the other local restaurants in its same category (Filiberto's, Nico's, Texano's) I believe it is head of its class. Rivas has a super burrito, which is more like the american idea of a burrito(Chipotle style) of putting everything, including rice and beans, inside the burrito. The one area it lacks in is the Pico De Gallo, it seems to repeatedly have too much onion and cilantro in it.  Aside from that I'm a fan of Rivas and the fact that its open 24 hours makes it always a great option!
__label__4 I have never been able to complain about anything I've ordered from here. Sometimes the dudes confused 'fries' with 'rice', but it's not like I especially NEED french fries. Prices are reasonable. They have a drive through.\n\nOne day I bought an Adobada burrito from Rivas and I swear to God it was THE BEST burrito I have ever had in my life. The pork was perfectly seasoned / perfect temperature and the tortilla was just perfect. Ugh. So good. Carne Asada is always great at Rivas. If you're into Carne Asada fries get them here.\n\nThe chile relleno isn't the best I've ever had, but definitely the best in comparison to small taco shops like Los Favoritos or Filibertos.
__label__0 I had a terrible experience at this place.  I went through the drive-thru after a long day of moving.  I think it was about 1am when I ordered.  I ordered two crunchy ground beef tacos and a grilled chicken quesadilla.  The beef in the tacos were burnt and it was the worst taco I have ever eaten.  A complete waste of money.  The quesadilla wasn't much better.\n\nI would not recommend this place to anyone.  The ingredients weren't fresh and the food wasn't cooked properly.
__label__3 Riva's has great food, large quantities for low, low prices.  They're open 24 hours a day w/a drive through...I eat here at least once a week!
__label__2 I'm giving Honeymoon Sweets an updated rating because I was contacted by the bakery yesterday and was offered a more than exceptable resolution. I'd rate them 4 stars for customer service, but to average it out, I give them three stars. Thank you for taking the time to follow-up and contact me.
__label__1 I must say I was rather disappointed when I called to try and do a tasting for my daughter's party that was needing a cake for at least 50 people. The lady on the phone said that they did not do tastings for cakes that were for 50 people and that they were booked for six weeks out anyway. \n\nMy husband and I used them for our weeding nine years ago and were quite please with the quality of the cake and with the service, but it seems like they no longer care, nor would they have received our business nine years ago since our wedding only was for 50 people. Needless to say, we ended up having to go with another cake place that didn't care if we were serving eight people or 1,000. Customer service is a must now a days! Two stars is for what I remember of their yummy cakes.
__label__3 Went here in search of something tart or pie-like as a birthday treat for someone (The birthday person doesn't like cake).  They had a decent pre-made selection of small tarts, small pies, and 2 whole pies available (Strawberry rhubarb and apple).  I decided on the apple, which was a very sizeable pie with a cinnamon-sugar crust.  The apple pie filling was delicious, it was just the right mix of sweet and tart and had a nice depth of flavor that made me want to eat more and more!  The crust was decent, I liked the cinnamon-sugar topping on the crust, but the crust itself was a little hard, and not very flaky.  I would like to come here again to try more bakery items!
__label__2 Had the mini eclair and cannoli and unfortunately it was nothing noteworthy.  They aren't located in a fun area and the business seems to focus on decorative wedding cakes.  However the person who helped us was super friendly!
__label__4 Love the meals they Are the best sea food in the Arizona area
__label__1 Downhill is the key word - I don't know what happened to this particular location but I am shocked they stay open. The crab cakes are abysmal and just about everything else is at best mediocre. Spare yourself and go elsewhere.
__label__3 We love Joe's Crab Shack.  We make the trip down from Scottsdale at least twice a month to enjoy Joe's wonderful Steam Pots.  A family favorite is the Lobster Daddy Steam Pot.  Even our 4 year old son loves Joe's.  Always a happy, family friendly environment.
__label__0 My roommate and I had been ordering from this place for over a year.  We were incredibly loyal and encouraged all of our friends to order from Pong Pong - I know from my own records that we've given these guys hundreds of dollars in business.\n\nLast week when we were moving and completely foodless, we followed our usual routine and called Pong Pong.  The food took an hour and a half to get there (they said 30-45 mins), the delivery driver called us twice, yelled at us and then hung up both times.  When he finally got there, he WHISTLED at us to come get the food from his car and when he didn't bring one of the meals we ordered, he simply apologized and left.  My roommate ended up having to get in his car and drive to get food after waiting over an hour for Pong Pong to bring us our simple, two entree order.  Not to mention, the food I ordered with no onions or mushrooms was covered in both.\n\nThe next day I called to speak with the manager and get my money back and they refused to reimburse my card, told me they \"understood\" that I wouldn't be giving them anymore business after trying to remedy it with 15% off my next order.\n\nAre you kidding me?  \n\nDON'T ORDER FROM THIS PLACE.  I used to stick up for them when others said their food was gross and service bad, but apparently they really don't care about maintaining a report with loyal costumers and solving problems.  I know the economy sucks and everyone is trying to hold onto their pennies, but a free meal is all they needed to keep a steady flow of business from us and our multiple friends.\n\nAt this point, I'd go to Panda Express before Pong Pong.
__label__1 So I was a fan for many years, moved away, came back to area ordered and it was good.  Ordered again and wow it was not good for first time ever.  I called to let them know and I got the cook or so he said.  He said he worked there for 17+ years and nothing really changed but I said no mushrooms and they put canned mushrooms in which was not that big a deal cuz I just picked them all out but the chicken was completely overcooked and tough to chew.  The pot stickers were burnt but not slightly more like all over it had a weird brown color and then burnt on one side.  Tasted a little off too.  I thought they always made these by hand.  I think they still do but I dont know what the heck happened on this night.  Had egg foo young and that was dripping with oil.  The whole thing was a mess.  My husband and I both said if that were our first visit we would never be back.
__label__1 What happened to you guys?  I used to love your food.  I tried something different this time just to see if that was bad too and guess what?  Yep it was not good.  Waited more than an hour for delivery which is no big deal just letting you know.  Got the pong pong special chicken it was overcooked and chewy but I was hungry so I ate it however I did not put the left overs in the fridge.  No I just threw it out right away cuz I knew where it was eventually going anyway.  Why prolong it right?  Got pot stickers like I usually do and this time they werent a weird color and totally burnt while tasting a little funny no, this time they were really thick with dough.  So thick the dough was hard on the ends cuz it hadnt cooked through all the way and inside was very bland meat which was devoid of spices.
__label__4 I have finally found my groomer!! This place is absolutely amazing. The service here is TOP quality.. Absolutely no complaints.  I always schedule my appointments with Addie. With her work, you can definitely see how much she cares. My Yorkie, Preston, was given the best hair cut he has even seen. My Yorkie-Poo's hair cut was spot on. She cut his hair right on the very first time... It literally took my last groomer 3 attempts before she finally gave me what I wanted. \n\nIf you're in the market for a new groomer, for whatever reason, I highly recommend you trying this place out. I can call in the morning and they can get me in the same day. If I need a quick nail trimming, all I do is stop in and they will take a quick break to trim the nails. Support this locally owned and operated salon - you'll be so happy that you did :)
__label__2 Same Kyoto bowl, in fact it was a time warp going in.  I had not been to one in years, looks the same, but well worn.  Food is still good, but a bit pricey for what you get.
__label__0 Ewwww! I drive by this place everyday. Thought I would give it a shot today. I took 2 bites and had to throw the rest away. I will never come here again. The owners should be embarrassed to serve this slop. I wish I could get my $7 back.
__label__1 This place is open earlier than other breakfast spots in the area. \nThe food is standard, nothing amazing. The atmosphere is fun and the music gets you going. \nThe service is S L O W! \nIt was like pulling teeth to have our server talk to us. We asked for the bill after we ordered to expedite the process, but that never happened. I couldn't believe how this guy drug his feet. He payed a lot of attention to the people ordering off the senior menu, I guess he thought the old folks would tip better?? \nAnywho...it's a good standby but definitely not a destination...
__label__1 My wife and I needed a place to grab some lunchtime breakfast food over the weekend, and seeing as how we couldn't find anything better, we stopped by 5 and Diner. I've never been overly impressed with 5 and Diner in the past, and I have to say, they met my mediocre expectations this round as well. My wife ordered the pancake sandwich with two eggs and I ordered a side of biscuits and gravy with raisin toast. None of which was better than what you can make at home, but it wasn't disappointing either.\n\nOverall, the service wasn't too slow considering how busy it was and I didn't have any trouble getting refills. However, here's where the problem comes in. When my wife ordered the pancake sandwich the server asked my wife \"do you like bacon or sausage\", to which she replied \"bacon\". Normal question when ordering breakfast right? Well, when the bill came, little did we know that the pancake sandwich didn't actually come with bacon and the server put a dollar charge on the tab for adding bacon. When I confronted her about the dollar charge she said \"the pancake sandwich doesn't come with bacon, that's extra\". Well, we weren't informed that answering a question as to preference would result in an extra charge. We weren't informed that she was in fact adding things to our tab to inflate the price without telling us. I put up enough of a fuss that she removed the charge, and  I could tell that she knew she had added the charge in a duplicitous manner and she was just hoping we wouldn't catch on. The food was decent, but I have a big problem with dishonest servers and that's what knocks this place down from being a decent breakfast joint to just another bump on the road of mediocre cuisine.
__label__3 Val and Bill are the bomb! Great friendly service and fresh delicious food! Chorizo made on site!
__label__0 I took my cousin here to get her phone serviced. The greeter had no idea what he was doing. 20 minutes later we got some service but that was questionable as well.  Instead of replacing the phone they supposively fixed it but guess what......nope!
__label__2 Let me explain the 3 stars.  I give LoveSac 5 stars for their product. Love love love it.  We have their Sactional series and think it is the greatest thing, great quality, fun to configure, soft, comfy.  So definitely you can not go wrong with the product.  \n\nHowever, good luck dealing with the staff.   Every single time we have bought something, it is like having all of our teeth pulled.  It feels like they have no idea what they are doing.  Luckily, we have gritted our teeth and stood our ground, and everything has worked out each time.  \n\nBut on a recent visit, we were one of at least three customers in the store with complaints and problems in a 10-minute period.  Shouldn't they realize that if so many people are complaining, they should do something about their customer service?  Plus give more respect to repeat customers?  Order online instead to get the great product and have more control over your transaction!\n\nUPDATE:  I want to say that  \"Roy\" has definitely come through for us this time and impressed us with his initiative; go Roy!  But this weird service issue has been ongoing since 2010.  So like I said, it usually works out, and there is at least one conscientious staffer, but in general the service is frustrating.
__label__2 The Streamliner (veggie) burger and Grilled Chicken Breast Sandwich were good, but the shakes are out of this world!!  They stole the show.  I got the Strawberry Banana and my friend got the Orange Dreamsicle! YUM!
__label__0 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.
__label__0 After hearing a few individuals talk about Filibertos at work I thought I would give them a try.  Sadly to say after 3 different meals and visits to their drive thru I have to report the food is beyond edible or palatable.   On two occasions the beans and rice were disgusting.   I attempted the chicken quesadillas were sandwiched between two massive tortillas with queso slop not cheese, the chicken tasted like canned chicken that had not been opened in years.  Instead of putting sour cream and guacamole on the side it slopped on inside which added to a even sloppy mess.  The flavors were so bad that this expensive mess had to be just thrown out.  With all the options there are for Mexican food....runnnnn to somewhere else.  Serrano's was heaven compared to this place.
__label__3 I've been to this bar a few times in the evening, and it is a typical neighborhood bar, nothing special.  The regulars love the pizza, the drinks are cheap, and it is a small, dare I say, cozy place.  Not particularly the right place for me as a hang out, but I do have to tell you why I am rating it so high:\n\nAmazing trucker style breakfast!\n\nI was there on a Sunday looking for a greasy plate of eggs and a beer.  Oh my!  I found EXACTLY what I was looking for.\n\nThey serve all-you-can-eat breakfast from open to noon for $5.95!  \n\nEggs! Cooked however you like.\nHashbrowns! Your choice of peppers, onions, and cheese in them.\nSausage!  As much as you can swallow!\nBacon!  The pork industry is booming because of Final Round!\n\nEverything was hot and satisfying, and I washed it down with an ice cold draft beer.\n\nMy buddy and I both had a small pitcher each and two breakfasts, and the total was around $22 before tip.  I couldn't believe it! \n\nI need to say it again:\n\nAmazing trucker style breakfast
__label__4 So Indie its going to make me drive to Tempe lol Love the vibe here. Reminds me of The Jamaican Blue that use to be in Scottsdale. Good mix of a crowd, indie, punk, 70s sounds. Its great
__label__2 I came here with my team of staff for a staff meeting because we prefer going and supporting local business than chains like Starbucks. And if we are meeting, why not take the opportunity to treat our staff at good quality local coffee shop too, just makes perfect sense to us.\n\nWhen the 4 of us arrived, the general indoor seating area had a few large tables (large enough for 4 people) that were taken by single persons. So we resorted to having our meeting in the \"vault\" which has an open table large enough for us. This was our first time here and did not know whether the \"vault\" area was a quiet area or not, but we tried to discuss work without being overly loud. An hour later, a fellow patron leaving the room told us that it was the \"quiet room\" and that we should not be in there. \n\nNot seeing a single \"quiet\" sign around, I decided to confirm with Xtreme Bean staff and their response was that they don't know why people have the impression that it is a quiet room. It is just another room, nothing special about it.\n\nSo I want to make sure my fellow patron knows, if you want to have a super quiet space to work at, maybe staying at home is a better option, or go to the library. Please don't tell fellow customers to leave, especially those who could not gain access to the large tables, because those were taken by other solo customers who love to spread out their belongings on a table large enough for a group of four.\n\nWe all love to support local businesses, so please make sure you know what the \"rules\" actually are before confronting other customers about your need for \"quietness.\" If that is so important to you, please stay home.\n\nSorry if this sounds more like a rant than a review. But I just want other customers to know about my overall experience here was a good one. \n\nThe staff was helpful and the drinks were decent, but us customers could do better to help support the business by being a little more considerate and not take up more space than we need to. \n\nIf you take up a table large enough for four and others had no choice but leave because of that, you are indirectly taking the business away from the coffee shop. With more people there, they will sell more drinks and food. Of course, unless you plan to purchase enough food and drinks to cover the difference between one customer and four customers. I am just talking from a business owner's point of view, since I run a small business too.\n\nNote to staff of Xtreme Beans, please let me know if I am wrong about the \"quiet room\" since I last talked with you. I will be happy to take my staff somewhere else if the large tables were taken by single users and we could not use the customer designated \"quiet room.\" \n\nWe are definitely going to give Xtreme Bean Coffee another try though.
__label__3 My fav all time coffee destination in Tempe. It's a fabulous place to do homework and socialize.
__label__0 Oh boy!  My husband needed prgressive lenses.  The girl who helped (?) us told me we should get the \"premium\" progressive as opposed to the standard.  I asked what the difference in price was and she WOULDNT TELL ME!  She figured it all out nd showed my, like a car salesman, on a computer, a price of $171.  With insurance!  When I said that was a lot, she said we should get insurance on the glasses for another $30!  Good luck with that, sister.   I later found out the standard progressive is $75 with our insurance. We walked and ordered the same glasses online from zinni for a grand total of $61 without using insurrance.  Hold on to the wallet here, folks!
__label__1 I found Dr. Waring not particularly attentive to my needs as a patient.
__label__1 I thought this place was just OK as far as Mongolian grills go. It was fine but I have certainly been to better. This is the first one I have been to where you have to pay more if you want to make up more than one bowl of stir fry. The difference between a single bowl versus unlimited was $2.00 so whats the point of that? Then they have an ice cream machine near the soda dispensers but there is a big sign that says if you want ice cream, go back to the register and pay another dollar. Why not just charge one price for all? Anyway the meat and veggies were good but no seafood available. The sauces were OK but there was only one guy cooking so it took some time to get yours made up even with few people there. The place was not as clean as I would have liked but whatever. It wasn't awful but I'd not make a point to go here again.
__label__1 This place is missing one key ingredient:  Flavor.
__label__4 This place is great and the service is outstanding. I had never been here before and the manager personally helped me. I will definitely return
__label__4 In a city full of Fry's supermarkets, Sunflower Market is an excellent alternative for ASU denizens looking for cheapish foods, Hippie-style, especially since the only Trader Joe's is quite a drive away.  On weekends, they occasionally have BBQs...I grabbed 2 hamburgers for 2 bucks yesterday.
__label__0 Visited Sunflower last night in search of Scharffen Berger chocolates.  Nay on SB chocs, but you may find organic (Green &amp; Black's, Love, Newman's Own, etc.) in the impulse buy sections.  I sampled a peanut milk chocolate cluster and an almond chocolate cluster at the bulk section and decided I'd get some peanut ones.  I already had a plastic bag open and was about to jot down the item number on a label twisty-tie when I spotted something moving at the corner of my eye... I lifted the peanut chocolate cluster bin lid to have a look, and there was a 1/2- inch maggot doing its dance on one of the bin's walls!!  I dropped the lid shut, stared at the bugger to see if I wasn't just seeing things, lifted the lid back up and pinched it off the bin's wall with the plastic bag in hand, and handed the bag to a clerk and told him where I found it.  The manager on duty was close by so I repeated everything that transpired to her.  She said she'd empty and sanitize the bin immediately.  I didn't hang around to see if she did anything.\n\nUgh!  I'm getting shivers up and down my spine typing this just now!!  \n\nBTW, I had a look into the freezer aisles a few weeks ago to have a look at the Berto gelato selections and they ALL have a horrible case of freezer burn.  Looks like a pretty low turnover rate...  I'll try to see if Sunflower still carries Laloo goatmilk ice cream, but, honestly, I can't see myself going there anytime soon after the maggot incident...\n---\nUpdate: Just recalled that Sunflower never sold Laloo... I found Laloo's goatmilk ice cream at Whole Foods and AJ's Fine Foods.  Sorry for misleading!
__label__4 I like this store a lot! They really go the extra mile to make it nice.          Very similar to Sprouts. I don't know if they are owned by the same people or not .  They give you 10cents off your bill for everyone of your forever bags that you bring in. That is the best deal i know of. Plus, they even have coffee out if you would like a sample. While shopping.     They have a deli which only provides Boar's Head. Which is a very good thing. No additves and GMO in it.   they will cut your meat and cheese any thickness you like and they put paper inbetween each slice. Which is a wonderful thing.   They even have Organic wine for a very good price.    Very many good things at this store , and well worth the visit.
__label__1 Good food. OK prices. Just hope you never have a problem you want resolved because the management is no help whatsoever. You can't expect much from someone who manages a grocery store though.
__label__2 I give them three stars because they work cheap and are non-profit. Not exactly service with a smile, though.\nI got two of my cats spayed (one neutered there a year prior) and it was pretty cheap and the common surgery was a success. No problems there. They discovered one of the girls had ear mites pretty bad, but just did a bang-up job cleaning out their ears and gave me some drops to give them (which was a pain in the ass to use on the cats, but that's another story). I would of liked them to offer a better treatment for the ear mites.\n\nThe staff seemed absolutely miserable when I was there. It was early in the morning, but still...not a single smile or friendly greeting. It's a drab office and the operation seems very robotic. Get them in..get them out. But it's cheap, so what can you do.\n\nOverall...Good for cheap service, but I wish I had found out about the Scottsdale Cat Clinic (read my review for them) before I came here.
__label__1 I tried going here for groceries for a little while and the store was always clean and there was definitely always a lot of eye candy shopping here, but Safeway is kinda pricey... especially compared to the new Walmart Neighborhood Market that just went up down the street, and I've never checked out at this location without having to wait in a line.\n\nI also had a bad experience here a few weeks ago. I wanted to run into a place and grab some light beers, and just happened to be driving by Safeway and thought \"what the hell?\" So I go in, grab a 6-pack of O'Douls (yes... non-alcoholic beer), and as I'm checking out the 5'2 Indian lady behind the counter (I think her name was Betty... something with double-consonants and short) claimed that my ID was fake! I'm a slightly over 6' and had plenty of stubble that day. \n\nBetty went on to have me repeat EVERY single line on my driver's license. Even after which she said, \"You are not 6', you look around 5'8.\" This came from a lady who barely came up to my chin. When I told her that was ridiculous she actually made the claim \"this is not your ID\", from which I started producing my credit card, work id (with photo), and school ID (with photo), which she stared at for 30 seconds while turning over trying to prove they were fake, then grunted and sold me my non-alcoholic beer... all while still acting as if she felt I was some sort of hooligan!\n\nWhen I asked Betty what her problem was, she said that the night before they had been \"raided\" and her co-workers were given thousands of dollars of fines, and she didn't want to be fined. I understand that sucks, but it is not acceptable to make that interfere with your customer service and make customers feel like escaped prison convicts.
__label__0 Thought it was pretty sad that they charge $10 to have your X-rays emailed over to a new dentist (I moved therefore needed a new dentist). As a former customer, I would think they could include that as a courtesy, I've never charged for this by any other dental office. Granted its only $10, its the principal behind it.
__label__0 Worst customer service, extremely rude, my wife had a horrible experience and they would not give her the physical copies of the xrays she brought in. They said they would only email her copies. I was scheduled to go in and they canceled my appointment becauSe she left a bad review, without speaking with me or my wife first..... who does that.\n\n**Edit** to your response I can comment on your business because SOMEONE canceled my appointment based on her review not my wife she called and they said they couldn't find my appointment because it was already canceled. So either you are very uninformed with how your business is actually running or lying.
__label__1 I utilized him, Paul, about 3 years ago for a termite problem.  I picked him based on Yelp reviews.  He did the treatment and then had to come back to retreat about 4 months after the original application.  I called him on the phone and he said he would come back but he was not going to make anything since it was under warranty.  When he came to the house again he made it very clear that this was costing him money because it was all under warranty.  I have never experienced having a business owner try to make me feel bad for asking them to honor their warranty, a warranty that I paid extra for.  I will never utilize his services again.
__label__1 Went there for a NBA Playoff Game (Suns vs. Spurs) about a year ago.  It was crowded and there were many drunk dirty boys trying to score - ewwe!  It has the potential to be a nice little-hole-in-the-wall place, but as it stands currently-not so much.  Would not recommend this place.
__label__2 There were ample pool tables which was nice but the sitting tables were seriously garbage. The seating was horrible and I felt like I was gonna fall every second. Also they were unnecessarily close to eachother. \n\nThe prices were alright for bar food. Nothing too special on pitchers of beer. \n\nThe food was SO good. Like, I was really surprised. Usually bar food is only tolerable. (even at some of my favorite sports bars)  But everything we ordered was extraordinary. It was restaurant quality and worth the price.\n\nAs for the atmosphere, it'll keep me from going here again. Absolutely FULL to the brim with college pukes. If you don't know what a college puke is, I suggest you walk around Mill Ave from 6pm-11pm. You'll soon find out. Not my thing, but some people might love it. (college pukes)
__label__3 I thoroughly enjoyed this place. We went on a Saturday night so it was bustling with young people. They have every fun bar game you could imagine: pool, darts, shuffle board, air hockey, karaoke, and more. They also have Shocktop on tap which is a win-win for me. Get a couple drinks in you and you are bound to have a blast here. I know I did.
__label__1 Definitely not one of the best happy hours I've had unfortunately... =/\n\nMy co workers wanted to come here for happy hour since it's right down the street from our office. I never even knew it was here since  the location is not great at all. It is not close to the main intersection but close to the back street instead. When you first walk in, it's sooooo dark in there! I almost felt like I needed to turn on the flashlight on my phone to see. lol. \n\nI think the happy hour drink specials were not that bad. $2.50 for wells and wine and certain beers. I got the Pinot Grigio wine. Obviously this place isn't a wine bar so it wasn't that great. We ordered some appetizers as well. The nachos were a fail. =/ It was that type of cheese that wasn't necessarily melted on there but just straight up dry and stuck together on the chips. The wings were ok as well. My co workers ordered the spicy ones. I'm a total wuss and can't handle spicy at all but these were actually not even spicy. \n\nI guess this was an ok place to hang out. I like that they also have pool tables and air hockey to keep you occupied I guess while you're waiting for your food. Because our service was extremely slow. I probably won't be coming back unless the co workers wanted to or for some $2.50 drinks. =P
__label__3 Great layout.  It almost seemed like their bar had different venues.  Great food & selection of beers too.\n\nI was amazed how awesome the service was.  We went on a really busy night.
__label__2 Just played there yesterday with my wife.  It's a good course for beginners and other golf challenged people.  It was in fair shape.  The fairways and greens were pretty shaggy and the rough was mostly hardpan.\n\nDespite that, it was a fun round.  There are a few interesting holes.\n\nThe people in the clubhouse are super nice, so the after round drinks and food were great, too.  Great hot dogs!
__label__0 I have been going to this golf course for over 15 years it's a hit or miss on coarse, as far as the condition.    You have a fun little nine hole family owned place to go.  They recently have remodeled the club house. I have been going once a week since last October with my dad.  Not any more I complained to the manager of the restaurant of the poor service you get it is hit or miss weather or not your going to get acknowledged or served especially in the late afternoon when I have gone with neighbors.   My dad went to the Valentines day dinner thought it was great so we decided to go for Easter Brunch Mistake...  we arrived at 12 most of the food like the fruit and deserts were picked over they had three scrambled egg dishes salad ham and turkey I think marginal Brunch not very attentive staff although they actually had plenty.  There was three in my party they added a 20% gratuity and the bill came to $88 I will never go back and I live in the neighborhood.   I gave you many chances and complained and you still couldn't figure it out. .
__label__4 Back to the sweet tomatoes we know and love, but the updated dishware and decor remain for a classier feel. Recommended!
__label__0 DO NOT PURCHASE AN ANIMAL FROM HERE! These dogs are coming from puppy mills.  At puppy mills they do not care about quality, it's all about quantity. Dogs are caged and forced to breed, and once they can no longer breed, they are killed.  By purchasing an animal from here, you are supporting puppy mills.  If you do further research on the breeders they provide, you will see that they are all from puppy mills. \n\nMost of the dogs here are sick because they have not been treated properly.  They are in little glass windows that are full of diseases.  They have no love and attention.  These dogs should be out running and playing not helplessly trapped in a 3x3 cubicle!! It makes me sad to see these puppies and I want to save them all, but paying for them is going to give money to this horrible company that supports puppy mills and the mistreatment of animals! \n\nHere's a link to a video on puppy mills if you want to know more http://m.humanesociety.org/issues/puppy_mills/
__label__4 Village Lanes is a great bowling experience.  This bowling center is clean, the staff is helpful, friendly, and attentive.  Recently renovated, the cleanliness of Village Lanes cannot be understated, because I am sure most people have had the dirty bowling center experience, and it can turn a fun family night into a seedy experience.  Village Lanes has a nice snack center and bar-lounge area; it could be great for birthday parties.  Cheers!
__label__4 Returned to celebrate my son's birthday here again, and Wow!  Really impressed with the facility, SERVICE, and the whole experience.  My wife and I signed our son up for a birthday event (12 kids, 2 pizzas, sodas, etc..) we got all that and so much more.  \n\nFrom the moment we arrived to the end we had great service from Samantha who refrigerated the cake, served the food, took queues from us throughout, and in general brought everything we forgot to bring.  Phew!  Plates, forks for pizza (and clean ones for cake)... I can't compliment Samantha enough and her colleagues at AMF Tempe Village Lanes.  \n\nBefore it ever started they gave us classy invitations, envelopes galore, thank you cards, and cute goodie bags.  Wow - AMF really made this classy and easy for 2 very busy parents.  Needed this help with all that's going on besides the birthday event (before and after).\n\nOur son received a shiny new bowling pin that all his friends signed w/ a Sharpie (again provided by AMF Tempe Village Lanes - included in the package deal).  Balloons!!  Birthday jam music even played over the loud speaker EXACTLY when the cake was served.  Our son's name APPEARED on the screen and birthday wishes to him  scrolled across the overhead scoreboard/screens across all 4 lanes they gave us!  \n\nFolks were very nice about pulling up the bumpers on the lanes when we got to the-silly-stage of bowling and it took pressure off the kids that still find bowling awkward (no more gutter balls).  \n\nWe had a blast.  A/C was great.  It was a Sunday late morning event.  Plenty of room and fantastic service.  We'll be back to bowl and back to celebrate. \n\nZero regrets!  \n\nThanks AMF.  We had a blast; HIGHLY RECOMMEND parents strongly consider a bowling party at AMF Tempe Village Lanes even if you or your kids aren't serious bowlers (we aren't; we just like fun stuff).  \n\nProud Poppa
__label__0 Another place I'd like to give a negative star review.\n\nFor starters, the lanes have entirely too much oil. I mean like, my ball towel was saturated before the night was over, and I didn't even play 3 entire games.\n\nWe were there sure a fundraiser, and entry was to include a pizza, and a pitcher of soda.\n\nRealizing most of the other bowlers had already received, and consumed their pies, I inquired as to the location of ours, only to be informed that it had already been brought. Funny, nobody told me, or my hungry children.\n\nThe manager seemed quite displeased to be asked to provide us the pizza we were owed, and finally, begrudgingly, brought three measly slices. I asked if that was all we got, and he said \"All the pizza have been brought out\"\n\nDude, we DIDN'T GET OURS!\n\nWhatever, they were just barely doing what they had to.\n\nI would never voluntarily return there on my own, but I would probably go back if I was invited there.\n\nFor the record, I prefer Brunswick lanes over AMF, and I prefer small establishments, rather than large corporate ventures.
__label__4 Havent had any problems (lost or damaged clothes...) with them.  My stuff is always ready when they say it will be and it always comes out looking sharp.  Good place with reasonable pricing.
__label__2 Very good experience here after suffering tire blowout on freeway. I'm clueless about wheels, tires, rims, but Vlade and the staff helped out nicely. They didn't have my tire size in stock, so Vlade ordered one and was supposed to put that tire on my car on Monday AM, but the tire got sold by mistake on Saturday even with his name on it reserved. My only issue is that he never called me on Monday to inform me of the situation. After I called, he apoligized and everything got taken care of on Tuesday finally. The tire was kind of expensive and they charge $16 for balancing and rotation crap (which I think I can find for free at most places), but people need tires so pony up if you don't shop around. They did leave my rims pretty dirty too and are a very busy location, so make an appointment and shop around first. I thought that the tire that blew out was from Discount Tire, but it turned out it wasn't, which left me stuck there. Still nice staff.
__label__4 I love this little coffee shop. Amidst all of the commercial coffee places around, this seems down to earth and unassuming.  The barista is always friendly.  I like to support local businesses and would, by far, support Gold Bar than Starbucks located across the parking lot.
__label__3 This is a great neighborhood coffee house. Family owned and friendly. Best pastries around!! And their coffee is better than the close competition. They also have delicious cold brew iced teas every day. It's a great spot to relax on a hot afternoon. I love the friendly laid back atmosphere.
__label__1 first time here and it was OK. the place smelled real bad, like urine, especially the elevator. service was okay, we had to call the guy over a few times. they didn't even check on us. wings were good, bbq chicken pizza was good except for the fact that it was over powered by a whole bunch of garlic cloves. ugh, i love garlic cloves but man, there was too much on there. the cool thing though is that they have that asian photobooth thing and a karaoke booth!
__label__1 Long after man has left this planet, remnants of its glory shall remain. Much like the end scene of Planet of the Apes, man's masterpieces cannot be fully erased.\n\nFull disclosure: Gameworks was never amazing, nor was it a consummate achievement of mankind, but my god in heaven, has it fallen far from being an enjoyable diversion.\n\nVisiting Gameworks the other night after a movie, I did not even recognize the inside. In the past year, Gameworks has transitioned from a two-story video game mecca to a trashy, shotgun-style Dave and Buster's knock-off with a few old racing and carnage games sprinkled along the wings. What was once full of racing simulation games, a multi-story pirate-cum-balloon fight (or for the old folks, it used to be a shooting tower), and new-age arcade games, has become a vacuous shell with half-corroded consoles and token-munching, brainless ticket dispensers. \n\nMuch of the interior has been gutted, leaving odd walking patterns and vast arrays of blank canvas. 10-15% of the arcade games were \"under repair\" and another 5-10% were in great need of service (Virtua Tennis now has the cinematography of a Lumiere Bros. film). The remaining games feature nothing you could not find in the lobby of a movie theatre. Instead, Gameworks' focus is on ticket-oriented games such as Deal or No Deal and some game where you jump in the air and get tickets depending on when you land in relation to an arbitrary, electronic lighting wheel.\n\nIf that level of lowest common denominator banality thrills you, change this rating to 5 stars.\n\nIf I'm scraping the bottle of the barrel for positivity, I can compliment their beer selection (San Tan and 4 Peaks) and pricing (5 bones a pint); however, that does not justify the large-scale Peter Piper Pizza whitewashing of Gameworks' product line.\n\nI'm giving it a courtesy star for the fond memories, but, like Lady Liberty on the beachhead, Gameworks is completely broken.
__label__1 allow me to join the chorus of \"what happened to this place?\"s.  my first visit, about 15(!) years ago, was quickly followed by several more because the place was a lot of fun.  in the intervening time, yes, i've changed a bit - but Gameworks has changed more, and not in a good way.\n\nmost of the games here dispense tickets, quickly followed by a raft of mediocre racing simulators that are from a generation or two ago.  a lot of the semi-unique things i might've tried are \"under repair.\"  maybe most disappointingly, there are only four real vintage games - and their CRTs are in bad shape.\n\nGameworks is something i used to look forward to visiting when i was in this area, not so much because i think it's a great place but for the memories.  well, no use now - it's a shell of its former self.  best to leave what good memories remain untainted, stay that way.\n\n(note:  if you're taking little kids, it might be pretty good.  i wouldn't guess 5 stars for that even, though.)
__label__0 I can't stand this place.  I made 3 attempts to purchase (and to get educated) on a new mountain bike.  The sales staff were arrogant and completely useless.  I finally purchased a new bike from another store.  It's a shame as Landis is right by my house.  I will not even buy an inner tube from them.
__label__4 These guys know what they're doing.  My yellow Trek Marlin 5 acquired a broken spoke somehow while riding which then loosened all the other spokes, but Landis was able to fix everything and get the wheel true again.  I think the knowledgable guy who worked on my rear wheel was named Phil.  It's nice to know that I have a good neighborhood bike shop.  My brother was impressed with the service enough to say, \"You know, that makes me want to buy a bike from them.\"  I'm sure he will.
__label__3 Dear Venezia's,\n\nI hate to default to standard letter format for this review but this is the best way that I can keep it from devolving into a total creepstore gush.\n\nI love you because when you deliver, it gets to my house hot. I love that you have been here for me during finals. Without you, I would have lived off of Clif Bars and Vitamin Water alone. You provided me with the necessary carbs to go on thinking for another 12 hours. Sometimes, you even gave me fruits and veggies. I appreciate that, \n\nI didn't give 5 stars because sometimes (just sometimes!) your pizza is uber greasy...but I know it's not because of anything gross. It's all the cheese you put on there. I like the cheese, hate the grease. I'm sorry that there's no middle ground on this.\n\nAside from that, thank you for the tangy sauce that doesn't taste like someone dumped sugar in it. Thank you for the crispy/chewy crust (how do you do that!?) and thank you for being local.\n\nSincerely, \nThat weird chick who looks your hot, indie boy drivers up and down\n\n*I re-read this and realized that, standard letter form be damned, I was still plenty creepy. Sorry Venezia's...
__label__1 Hmm,  been eating here off and on for the last several years;   and I've noticed a very definitive decline in quality of the pizza since they expanded this location.  The last two times I have ordered, once was for delivery; the other was store pick-up.  \n\nIts a battle of pizza in Tempe, and when i spend almost 20 bucks for a pizza; I expect it to be pretty tasty.  The delivered pizza was not, in both sauce and toppings, it was nothing spectacular; and the delivery took almost an hr. Which, might of contributed to the pizza not being very good.\n\nMy most recent pizza, was in my assuming that a picked up pizza would be fresh and better than my delivery was. I was wrong; the white pizza (no sauce, olive oil and ricotta,) was possibly worse than the delivery. And, for 20 bucks I could of gotten 2 pizzas at jamies pizzeria in the neighborhood that I KNOW would of been better than this.  \n\nOh well, I don't know if their expansion has led to the quality going down, or that the place has many different locations now and as such whatever was special is no longer so, but its very obvious to me that whatever I thought was SO GOOD about venezias prior, is not. And I won't be trying it again.
__label__3 While the pizza was most definitely delicious, the process of trying to order cheeseless pizza was so clunky that even though the cashier and the manager confirmed the order, the cook still put mozzarella on it. Still four stars, however, since once this was brought to their attention they gave us another pizza, free of charge.\n\nIt was also very clean and had some awesome menu choices. Definitely planning on eating there again.
__label__0 oh my god worst pizza I've ever had. Tasted worse than school cafeteria pizza. Ordered a small at 2 bites and immediately stopped eating. DISGUSTING
__label__0 I was studying for finals and so driving back and forth to campus a lot.  All of a sudden one evening my car's coolant light went on.  I take care of my car and so was concerned about the light.  I took it into Purcells where they proceeded to tell me that my car might overheat and explode if I continued to drive it, thus making me their captive.  I called my fiancee and told him the deal.  A couple hours later Purcells contacted me and said the engine needed repair and would cost around $900.  I asked if there were any sort of discounts and they said no.  Then when my fiancee went in they magically made it only cost $700.  I still don't think anything was wrong with my engine after all is said and done, but just paid them and went on my way, vowing to never come back.
__label__1 First time dining here. I am visiting from out of town and my family and i were expecting a good meal. \nHowever, i cant say that was the case. For starters our drinks were TERRIBLE. I ordered a whiskey ginger ale. \nThey do not have ginger ale. They have soda water and pepsi that they will give to you without warning. After returning the first set of drinks we got a second drink which was supposed to be 7up and scotch. It wasnt. I don't know what it was, but it wasn't what i ordered. I couldn't taste any scotch and my drink was still a caramel color. \nThe owners were constantly over our shoulders begging for praise and attention. \nAfter getting our weak drinks we got our hummus which was not terrible but i wasn't impressed. \nWe all ordered our food from the female half of ownership who was insistent on us ordering the lamb. None of us are plain lamb fans so after repeatedly declining her offer we were able to order. Our server went into the back to cook our food and the busser brought out our soup. The Lentil soup lacked flavor, i was upset because it looked amazing. The tomato soup was good. Not extraordinary, but good. \nNext we received our meals.  Gyro salad, beef kabob, gyro kabob and some other kabob i cannot pronounce. Ground beef in the shape of a sausage-turd. Either way, the meat was very dry, in all cases and kind of unpleasant to eat. Large chunks of unexpected toughness in my meat. The rice was plain, and lacked substance. I was hungry enough where i finished my meal, i cant say the same about the rest of my company even being as hungry as we were after a long day of traveling. After warding off the owner for a fifth and sixth time, we had to ask for our check and to go boxes which we decided upon not using anyway. I was extremely disappointed from the start, and had high hopes that it would improve with our meals, but it just never did. \nI will not be returning nor will i suggest this place to my friends. I was very upset with everything because i was very excited to try this place out.  \nI give one star for our meal, and two for service. As obnoxious as it was having the owners constantly over our shoulders we received everything in a timely manner and our specific requests were granted.
__label__3 The wife and I stopped here for a bite and beer and was surprised. The steaks we ordered were huge and very tasty. Overall good beer selection and great service from Robin made foe a great evening.
__label__2 wow. i REALLY like average mexican food.  i grew up with manuel's, the original one in phoenix.  and i'm happy to say, this food is familiar and comforting to me.  it may not be the best, i can see how some may think it's just the worst. not me. me likey.
__label__3 Had lunch here the other day with a Groupon.  The staff as well as the chips and salsa were great.  The food was super.  The lunch deal included the entree as well as beans and rice and the portion was more than substantial.  The server (Carlos, I think) was super polite, very efficient and explained  what was contained in each item we ordered. A great Mexican place in this part of town.
__label__1 This place has tasteless food that is over priced. It is not very far from my house and would be easy to stop at but I choose to go to Suzie's, or Poncho's in Phoenix. If you want good Mexican food do your self a favor and go somewhere else.
__label__4 I ate here with my family more times than I can count when I was growing up.  It's also one of the go-to spots when my friends from high school want to get together.  This is a quintessential neighborhood pizza restaurant and bar.  They have a good selection of craft beers, including ones from Four Peaks and Stone brewing on tap.  The tortellini toss salad is absolutely to die for, especially when you drown it in their homemade Italian dressing.  The dressing is thick and has a hint of tomato goodness.  I always order the enchilada pizza- black beans, green chili, grilled chicken with a side of sour cream, guac, diced red onions and lettuce.  I load all that stuff on top of the pizza and it is a divine pie.
__label__0 I usually say that Nello's has the best pizza but tonight we had the worst experience. The food wasn't that great, and some of the servers were horrible.  There was a man who seemed to be part of the management team, well he knew all the regulars  and carried on with each one of them while cursing.  Mind you I was sitting by the bar but had a family sitting behind me, children shouldn't fall subject to a manager's lack of common decency to watch his language while working.  We then asked if we could have the tv that was facing us changed to a particular channel, when our waiter asked the manager for help he said and I quote \"tell them to turn their head and watch the tv they see it on\". At this point I was furious, had we not already received our food we would have walked out, but wait it gets better.  So then a group comes in who happen to be regular's, and they ask for the same tv to be changed and guess who jumps on this, yup!  I didn't get this man's name but he was the oldest person on staff with an east coast accent and wore black framed glasses.  All I can say is that this experience will definitely affect the choice I make the next time I want pizza, Nello's won't be my first choice.
__label__3 This review is simply about the quality of the IMAX screen and viewing experience rather than the surrounding environment (AZ Mills Mall). This is the only true IMAX screen in Phoenix. If you see a movie here you will truly be engrossed in the film. The screen is so big that sometimes it even feels as if your stomach drops even if it is not a 3D movie. I've seen several movies here including Prometheus, Dark Knight Rises and most recently Oblivion. Any \"space\" based movies are especially spectacular on this screen because you really feel like you are there. The bathrooms are a little small but it has never been so busy that I had to wait a long time and they have always been reasonably clean. I will come back to IMAX because I love movies and I especially love feeling like I am part of one.
__label__2 The staff here is always very friendly and helpful. Unfortunately, they run out of things very quickly. Today they were out of bagels, regular cream cheese, and coffee stoppers before 11 am. It's never fun finding out AFTER you order and pay for something that it's unavailable. I wish their stock was as consistent as their service, but I'm not going in there for the service.
__label__3 Food isn't great except for the tots... the tots are delicious. I also really like the $1 mini candy deserts. It's just the right size and so yummy! But ultimately, the 4 stars are for the drinks. Cherry and strawberry limeades, watermelon slushy.. the possibilities are endless. This place is a nice treat when the weather gets warm!
__label__0 Wow.... where do I start? \nWell about a week ago I ordered a burger and a side, I received the wrong burger and the wrong side, but I had already rode my bike home. So I called the manager on duty, lets call him \"T\". He was SUPER kind and wrote me down for a comp the next time I came in which was tonight. \nI came all the way from phoenix but wanted to claim my free meal on the way home so I stopped in. It took them 15 MIN to bring out my comp order, but it was wrong again because they didn't read the order back to me to verify (and they never have). So I told the carhop and it took another ten minutes to get the correct burger out to me. By this time, my side item was cold. I had every intention of tipping the carhop even though I was claiming a free order. But she was so distant and lacked people skills and didn't remember the things I requested and didn't look me in the eyes, plus my order was wrong a third time. By the time I rode home, my food was cold (I even had it in a warm environment for the whole journey) and there was little to no condiments on my burger! Who wants a dry burger? Not this guy.\nAll I can say, is the night manager on duty every time I go there looks like a punk (hood always covering his face, and I sound old for saying that, but I'm a 25 year old punk rocker myself, haha) and the kitchen seems to be stoned because I witnessed 3 inaccurate orders while I was trying to claim mine. \nMy main complaint is that I worked at Sonic for over 2 years, and this kind of behavior at my locations would've gotten me fired. I've returned to the restaurant business since then and my philosophy is STILL to treat the customer how you would like to be treated. What's so hard about that?! Yeah, it's fast food. Yeah, they get paid minimum wage. But if you cant even follow your recipes, common sense, and core values, you don't deserve to have the job. There's many people out of work who would kill to have a job, even at Sonic.\nIt's sad because this location is RIGHT by my house and it's good for a quick, cheap meal, but I will not be returning. This is absolutely the WORST Sonic experience I've ever had and it's the worst Sonic I've been to. What a shame, too, because it's in such a nice area. Maybe it's just the night crew since that's the time I usually visit, but all I know is this location needs a revamping of values and employees.
__label__2 It is the closest sports bar, so when playoff time rolls around I have to get my fix. But wait, I'm a Red Sox fan. Whatever, I went in anyways not really caring for rivalries. I didn't notice an overwhelming New York vibe or anything, just a table full of hooligans in the booth next to us. I was somewhat amused by the company logo upon looking at the menu. Expecting a gangster Yankee theme, it was humbly a chicken riding a buffalo.\n\nOur server was extremely pleasant, although perhaps had her hands full with the table next to us. My beer ran out and sat there arid for some time, whether that means I have a problem or not it was still a slight buzz kill. I began with 6 Wings and then dived into a Skyscraper Burger- which was absolutely delicious! Being one of the largest items on the menu I had to tackle it due to the nature of my appetite. Although pricey, the Burger is probably worth it and the wings were solid. Massive TV's are everywhere, and it is a very comfortable setting... I liked it and will probably go in again for the upcoming season.
__label__2 Julie was probably the best part of this experience. She was the super duper friendly bartender chatting me up and explaining all the specials and items on the menu. Nothing has really changed since they changed the name, but at least they are still giving free entrees on your birthday.  Oh wait..they claim to have new super crunchy fries now, but I would say super salty is a better description.  Not crunchy either. The philly at 8.99 was decent, it had mozzarella cheese and the menu said ribeye..but not quite convinced. The big excitement for me was a fly landing on half my sandwich for over the two second fly limit. They were nice and re - made the other half. Go for Julie and tip her well...she deserves it.
__label__1 Website does not reflect accurate stock levels, company fails to inform customers of out of stock items and processes the order short, when you call to address the matter, they very rudely talk over you and hang up. I take that as a sign they don;t want my business, I will be happy to oblige.
__label__0 I hate myself every time I wind up shopping here. Having to lock up my purse, indifferent staff, high prices....  plus they carry very little sterling and charge through the nose for what they do have.
__label__3 I've ordered from this place three or four times, and each time they've delivered in less than an hour. They are very well priced, and consistent in their quality of food. It is not the utter best chinese food I've ever had, but its pretty good and delivers later than a lot of other places. \n\nThe crab puffs are the best I've ever had, anywhere, though. Seriously, they have much more \"crab\" and a lot less too-crunchy fried wonton stuff. the hot and sour soup is flavorful, but not that spicy. I'd prefer it more sour and more hot, myself. The hunan chicken is great, and so is the broccoli chicken. Overall, good quality food and good delivery!
__label__1 Went in on a Groupon, food was good but also greasy, but not enuff for me to go out of my way to eat there. \nWent there at lunch, it was dead, but yet took forever to get our food.
__label__4 Ray made our wedding reception absolutely phenomenal! He timed all of the little special requests perfectly (like me surprising my husband with a groom's cake). He read the group on the dance floor perfectly and because of that, we didn't stop dancing until our time ran out. He even went along with a surprise our friends had for us that called for a certain song. Could not have imagined that night as perfectly as it turned out. Thank you Ray!
__label__0 This is the worst place ever. They don't even deserve 1 star. I went to get my\nOil changed they recommended I have my battery cleaned as well. My car was then stuck in 4wheel drive. I had to go to 2 different mechanics to have it fixed. The people at this jiffy lube should NEVER be able to touch anyone's car.
__label__2 Went in yesterday with a few girls to get prepped for a wedding. It was my first manipedi in FOREVER, so I really would have been pleased with anything, as long as they didn't rip my nails off. Anyways, I was pretty pleased with my experience, and even ended up getting my brows waxed when I was in, though two of the girls had some issues with their acrylics they had done. Shortly after leaving, there were some scuffs on my toe polish, and I can't have that since I'm wearing heels for this wedding. So I'll go in tomorrow and see how they deal with that. Would I come back otherwise? Meh, not sure. But for $38, it definitely wasn't bad.
__label__0 I was not impressed!! I went here because of the reviews, but found that the service was poor, the food mediocre, and not hot enough for me. I am always checking mexican restaurants for the food and the heat. I love the food, being from NM and also love the heat...this one fails...would not go back!!
__label__4 Best Mexican Food in the valley!!!  Yummmmmmy!!!!!!  Super nice family!!!!
__label__3 They did a good job cleaning a coat where other places wouldn't be able to take it.\n\nThe reason I took off one star is because the owner originally quoted me $12 and the next day when I picked it up he said $15. It's not the problem with it being $3, the problem is that he did not stick with the quote that he said, he blamed it on a long day of work and did not correctly measure the length of the coat at first. If he told me it was an error, but he would stick with the previous price then that would've been great.
__label__4 After being told by my dealership that my car was in immediate need of new brake pads, I took my car over to Brake Masters and worked with Steve.  I was on lunch, so I had a coworker drop me off - and asked him to call me and let me know what the deal was with them.\n\nAbout 20 minutes later I get a call... my brakes are absolutely fine, and they were not going to do any work.  It's clear that I was lied to by my dealership, and that Brake Masters was completely honest with me.  It would have been easy for them to not tell me and take my money - but that one simple phone call has earned them my business... when I actually need work done!
__label__1 I think the owners were nice, but when not supervised, the staff was rude, and only interested in talking with friends instead of helping the customer. I don't expect much when it comes to game stores, much like the service at a Chinese restaurant it usually stinks...  But these guys were jerks, and unwilling to assist or even move from their fixed location.    We left the store saying we would never go back.  Their D&D miniature selection is good, so I hope they get better service some day.
__label__4 Was recommended this place for work on my '75 bus and was extremely satisfied.  They are very experienced, knowledgeable, and reasonable.  They answered a ton of questions I had and were genuinely honest.  I felt very comfortable immediately.  Super friendly and flexible as well.  They arranged for me to drop off on a Saturday outside of business hours and let me keep my bus there for a week while I was out of town.  I'd highly recommend to anyone and everyone.
__label__4 Amazing service! I just moved to Arizona and my A/C went out, took my car in and they had it fixed the same day! The price was very affordable and Victor and the staff were very professional, definitely sticking with this shop for all my car repairs!
__label__2 My mom gets a bigger kick out of this place than I do. It seemed to specialize in upholstery, and the walls are lined with swatches. I did like that the woman allowed me to take mini-swatches off of the wall, but I didn't wind up finding any fabrics that worked for my projects. I'll definitely try back here.
__label__4 Out of all of the local Indian restaurants I have tried, Royal Taj is by far the best! The curries are amazing and the meat (and paneer) is always tasty! While the people who own the restaurant may seem a bit distant, they are just shy and open up when you talk to them! Be sure to come here when you crave good Indian!
__label__3 How can you not love REI? I'm not really sure what type of personality that would be. Probably insanely boring. REI has great gear for hiking, camping, all sorts of sports and you can't beat being a member.\n\nThe store in Tempe is pretty clean and fairly close to my house. The staff for the most part has always been helpful aside from the one time I was told something I wanted didn't even exist (yet it was available online).\n\nI have to lower them to 4 stars because there's been so many times I've had to order from REI online and have it delivered to the store because they didn't carry what I wanted.
__label__0 Prices were out of this world high.  We walked in looked at pricing on just a couple items that we have been looking at and their price was so high and so out of line we both just turned right around and walked out.  I dont mind paying more for something to have it now but they take their  high prices to another level.  Just not that impressed with them.
__label__0 Terrible experience at this office. I've gone back twice for the same problem and am still having issues. Ironically enough, before the filling my tooth felt fine and ever since the procedure i've had nothing but problems with the tooth. I will not be returning to this office ever again. Maybe It was a fluke... but I doubt it and i'm not going to stick around to find out.
__label__0 Unfortunately, I had a really terrible experience at this salon. I was excited to try a new place for a great price (with a gel manicure groupon) however when I got to the salon, the lady redeemed my groupon on my phone and then immediately claimed no such thing happened. I saw her press the button with my very eyes and genuinely thought this was a bad joke. After I showed her she redeemed it she started arguing with me saying I need to pay again, that my groupon was invalid, and basically accusing me of stealing. I was horrified. She then proceeded to turn to  her coworkers and very obviously talk about me.   It was the most appalling customer service I have ever seen. She went on to make me pay full price for my manicure even though I had a legitimate groupon. I would have left immediately had my friend (who also had a groupon) was not already inside. My friend was serviced by a different gentleman and did not have any  problems. She also simply showed her phone to the person, pressed redeem and went on to get a manicure in peace. We were both extremely appalled at their behavior and the terrible treatment of a new customer.  I am never going back.
__label__3 I don't know where everyone was but this is a rad little place. Pretty good food, cheap beers and quite delicious. Very personable staff as well. I enjoyed my visit.
__label__0 1 star from the vegan perspective, as they use whey (an animal protein) in most of their breads, including their white and wheat sub breads. Please drop the whey (and all other animal products) from your breads!
__label__4 I'm from the area and my family loved this place when I was younger, I was never a fan. My mom still loves it and wanted to go here for her birthday recently. Of course, we reluctantly agreed. There were about 15 of us with no reservations on a Saturday night. We were seated quickly and our waitress was awesome. I hadn't been in so long and didn't like it when I was there, so I asked my sister what to order. She gets the chicken romano. I decided I would give it a try... OMG! It was absolutely amazing. It's a thin piece of chicken, breaded and fried, then placed on melted butter (almost overflowing the plate) and topped with green onions and garlic. It was the size of the plate so I didn't eat the side of spaghetti that came with it. Since this visit, I have been back weekly and would recommend the NY Style Mild Wings and the Chicken Romano, sometimes I get them on the same visit and take the leftovers home. Portions are huge, service is great and the flavored iced tea is awesome! We will continue to visit and hope the food stays the same!\n\nSide note: We went there two nights ago with our 1 year old daughter and realized we were out of milk, we asked if we could order a tall glass of milk. The waiter said he'd be glad to fill the bottle for us, so he asked us to take the lid off and filled it. When our bill came the milk was not on there. We asked them about it and they said, on the house!
__label__0 I walked in with my family and we waited to be seated...for 10 min! Employees saw us there and just ignored us and kept going about their business. I fully understand if they're slammed and running around, but a \"we'll be right with you\" goes a long way and we didn't get any of that. We just got blown off. We were all hungry and this was totally unacceptable. We left and went down the street to Venezia's. They were friendly and wanted our business.
__label__0 If I could give them 0 stars I would. Called for an oil change from the parking lot and was told there was no wait, when I walked in literally less than a minute later they told me there was a 2 hour wait. Jeremy was ride and had no interest in helping me. They DIDN'T rotate like my tires like they were supposed to and were shady about it when I asked them about it. Instead of the price they had listed there were arbitrary fees that made it almost $10 more. Their employees were grimy, shady and not at all courteous or pleasant. I will not be back and will be calling their corp office. What a horrible experience.
__label__2 great place to have your battery recharged. they require that you bring your own oil back to the recycle bin... which is gross and impossibly filthy. i really can't leave this place without getting dirty. but hell, i really can't complain. i like getting dirty.
__label__4 One of my new favorite haunts. The good thing about living at Mill & Southern is a great bar selection within a block or so, OK so I'm into dive bars, it's almost heaven. The first time I went into the Timeout, it reminded me of a hundred bars back home in Pittsburgh. I didn't feel alot of personality the first couple times, not until I met and made some friends. It's a bar that plays pool, as you can see by all the trophy's and the bulletin board cluttered with league info. I'm a casual player so it's a little intimidating at first, but everyone there is great. That's the allure; the people. You can't look around and see it in the fixtures, it's the conversations, the eclectic hair, the young, the old, the ones with blue chalk wiped on their pants and spilling PBR as they giggle away. The bartenders are fun and easy on the eyes-Daddy Like!\nAND, last but not least, I dig the jukebox and the tunes that get downloaded, alot of punk, new wave and other tunes that I grew up loving.
__label__4 With family in upstate New York, I grew up with trips to Ted's while visiting back east.  The charcoal grilled hot dogs always tasted sooo good.  \n\nIn high school, I discovered that Ted's had a location in Tempe, only a bit away from my parent's house in Mesa.  The yumminess of the food definitely translated west of the Mississippi.  Everything is so good and has that awesome taste of being grilled and perhaps fried (like the fries and onion rings)  without being too heavy.\n\nI love standing in line, calling out my order when asked, buying Weber's mustard (I haven't found it sold anywhere else in Arizona), drinking fountain rootbeer that has a kick, looking at the Buffalo, NY paraphenalia that decorates the walls. \n\nOn the trays, there is a paper with a quiz that I pretty much have memorized.  I know, from the quiz, that Ted's uses 7 million pickle spears per year.  I also always laugh with my friends over the easiest question on the quiz: \"True or False; there is a Ted's Hotdogs location in Tempe, AZ\" (the quiz was clearly written for my Ted's friends to the east).\n\nIt gets pretty crowded at lunchtime and stays that way through the afternoon.  I would suggest going slightly before noon or after 2:30pm.
__label__2 I thought this place was really good for what it is. I don't really understand all the awards and hype for it though... In the end it's just a hot dog to me. I enjoyed my regular hot dog with mustard, onions, sauerkraut, and a pickle. I have to say the real star of the meal was the onion rings! They were unfortunately very addicting. We got a strawberry milkshake as well and it was delicious.
__label__0 Unfortunately something isn't the same - I can't put my finger on it, but the service and food has changed from what Ted's used to be- even at the Buffalo NY locations. It doesn't feel like a family owned business and the employees just don't seem to care. The hot dogs also taste different that they were 20 years ago- cutting costs?
__label__4 Ted's is hands down my favorite place to eat hotdogs! Go during lunch hour and you may be standing in line for a little while but it's well worth the wait. Great service along with great food and decent portions, you can't go wrong.
__label__2 Disappointed as I was told this was one of the BEST hot dogs ever.  We got an all beef and white hot.  Not the worse hot dogs we've had but not the best.  They do however have REALLY GOOD onion rings!
__label__0 I typically use Arizona Import Specialists in Tempe, AZ. Unfortunately; I had a gas line bust on one of my dual tanks. It was a Saturday so I used my AAA road side assistance (12 year member) to have it towed to The Car Shop. With the great reviews and the AAA recommendations I did not hesitate to have the work completed on my 1987 V-10 Custom Deluxe. They completed the work in a timely fashion. After I pick up the vehicle I filled the tank with gas and it didn't work. I took my truck back and they reviewed their work and the manager informed me that the switch was malfunctioning. I asked if they had tested it after the \"repair\" work was complete. They said, \"No\". It is common practice to test something that has been fixed. I spoke with the manager and we had a disagreement about what was wrong with the truck. He refused to fix it and wanted to charge me an additional $200.00 to fix something I already paid him to fix ($326.00). Needless to say I took my truck back to my original mechanic and they solved the problem right away. Problem resulting in a kinked hose - the one they replace. The arrogance and dishonesty from the manager was nothing short of a disappointment. I understand the dynamics of the repair and was willing to work out our differences but this man insisted the malfunction was not caused by the work he had done. This is a great example of a shop with great technicians/mechanics and terrible management.     \n\nyours truly,\n1987 Chevy Truck \nNM
__label__1 One hot Arizona evening my mom and I were wondering around Tempe looking for decorations for a float for an upcoming parade when we happened upon several restuants in a row... not knowing where to go, the only thing my mom could say was \"Anywhere but Manuel's!\" I started to read off the different signs and she said, oh! let's try Rice King... ummm... sure I said. \n\nWe entered the DESERTED dining room around 5:30 PM, in the middle of what normally is the dinner time rush... but not a soul in sight - NOT a good sign! We went through their mini gauntlet of fake plants and approached the counter infront of a VERY old sign displaying their menu. Straight out the 80s. Old worn out photos of their signature dishes were warped and dingy looking. I honestly had a positive outlook, I was hoping for the best and gladly ordered the Lemon Chicken and my mom ordered the Cashew Nut Chicken from the nice Chinese man who ran the place.\n\nWe paid our $18 for our meals, got our drinks and sat down. I would like to say that Rice King's food is where the old meets the new. Not old traditions meet new techniques and fresh ingredients... more like... old ingredients meet old techniques drenched in newly thinned out sauce. *shudders* \n\nFirst came our egg drop soup served in a small styraphone cup. It was lukewarm... like a single serving of incubation soup. It had a decent flavor but when I bit into one pea... it was disgusting! I couldn't take it! It tasted like the once frozen pea had freezer burn! My mom quit eating hers after two bites and I got through it all except for the peas.\n\nNext came our meals. Check the pictures for how the looked... it was a big plate of beige. The Lemon chicken would have been decent but the sauce was old and gloopy and not very hot. The chicken itself was an old filet but the batter was nice and light and crispy. I started to just eat the crispy skin. The rice was hardening and hosted more of the freezer burned peas. It was slightly peppery again, would have been good if it were freshly made. The eggroll was the best part of the meal... if only it were larger than my thumb! The sweet & sour sauce it came with was watered down so much it was literally flavorless. However it did come with some friend wontons which gave a nice crunch to things. \n\nThe cashier was friendly, which earned them another star. But man, the food was baaaad. We only finished it because we were starving! When we left we wished we had gone to Manuel's after all!
__label__2 If you want some quick, affordable, and tasty chinese take-out in Tempe than this place is reliable.  I've only been coming here for a short time now and never had any problems.  Just don't have any high expectations for something less than 6-7 dollars for a meal and you'll arrive home happy and full.
__label__1 First off, I realize that this is a school and with this knowledge I thought I would try it out. \n\nThe waiting room is a sad sad sight. I knew that the low price would bring in some questionable elements from the diversity of our society, but not this weird of a selection. Many old people.\n\nI came on a Saturday shortly after 8, thinking I was on the ball.. but I wasn't. I had almost an hour wait, but I was prepared to wait so that is all on me. One female looking confident and professional came out with a smile and said a name. Not my name. It's a shame because she had everything I was looking for in a massage therapist. \n\nShortly thereafter a woman comes out, and meekly states my name. I immediately get a bad feeling but I shake it off. I am here as an evaluator and just trying to see what this place have to offer. I ask her how long she has been doing this and she says she is halfway through the program. She asks me if there are any areas I want her to focus on and I say it would be great if she could focus on shoulders and the base of my skull. Nothing odd there right?\n\nAfter this comes close to an hour of really awkward pushing and poking. It was clear that my therapist didn't know what she was doing, and didn't have the confidence of doing it. She spends just as much time massaging, as she was correcting the sheets, towels and other stuff OCD style. It was really bad.\n \nAnother thing worth mentioning, she gave me possibly the best massage of my pectorals I have ever got... but then again spent almost no time on my shoulders, and didn't touch my neck, skull, shoulder blades or anything else that actually needed some attention. (Funny that she asked initially, but maybe that was just a box to check?!)\n\nConclusion: I realize that it must be hit and miss regarding what therapist you get, and therefore what experience you might have. In my case it was a miss. I will give this place one more chance.
__label__0 set the scene- \n\nparty of 5 staying at the hotel for business \n\nmore then half empty restaurant\nhalf to wait a half hour for a table that could accommodate us\nsat at ginormous table\nwaiter comes by after we sit, of course we are not ready at this point, dont see her again for a whole 20 minutes\norder 2 bottles of wine, salads, entrees\nsalad was good but certainly would not classify that dressing as caesar\nentrees - lets just say that not one person felt that they could not prepare their food better, at home  pretty sure my mashed potatoes were powdered  \n\nhad a better meal the next night in the lobby bar
__label__1 Really, the appeal is the view, which is fantastic.  The food was ok.  The atmosphere was ok.
__label__0 This place doesn't even deserve 1 star. The food was terrible, if you like something like church's chicken  you might approve. We ordered the prawn appetizer; there were 3 1/2 sized  prawns fried and skewered sitting on a GREASY OIL SOAKED napkin with a mayonnaise based dipping sauce on the side....happy hour priced @ $9.00. The 2nd  appetizer was their cieviche of which ive seen similar representation in the deli department at Albertsons.....not impressive at all, and it was served in a 4oz mason jar with crackers laid out on a plate like Grandma would serve, also $9.00 happy hour priced.  Eeeeeek! The drinks were also unimpressive, the dirty martini had oils floating on top and the supposed blue cheese olive was a creamy cheap imitation  @ $15.00 ea including the tax! We had to ask the waiter twice for napkins, by the time he brought them we had finished the 3 measly greasy shrimp! Sadly, the best part of the outing were the mints at the door on the way out. Never, never, never! What a gigantic disappointment!
__label__2 Like it. Typical desert summer staff, but I thought the service was OK enough. Not 4 or 5 star.\nBeds and rooms, pretty good.\nWarning!! They smoke on the property. Might jujst be an AZ thing, but ALL Marriott properties in the US are supposed tro be non-smoking. How this one gets away with it, I jave no idea. Just a word of caution.\nLove the way it is built in to the hill. Might not be good place for handicapped or elderly. Plenty of stairs and walking. Neither bother me too much.\nBreakfast is typical Marriott.\nIf price is good, book it, you won't be sorry. Good spot for business travelers, as it is close to that area.
__label__2 I was there for three days last week for a work conference, so I can't really speak to what my experience would have been had I just been there on vacation. But... Here's what I experienced:\n\nThe good: My bed was comfy. The pool (even though I didn't get to use it) looked awesome. I know others enjoyed it. I was offered an Arnold Palmer as soon as I stepped into the lobby, which was nice. The staff was friendly. \n\nThe not-so-good: No tub in my room. Seriously? No bathtub? I mean, the shower was big... but it's a hotel. Unless I'm staying at the YMCA Youth Hostel, I generally expect a tub in my room. The carpets in the conference center smelled musty and moldy and like old cleaning chemicals. Not pleasant, at all, especially when you're sitting in conference rooms for hours at a time. The food. Honestly, this could have been my biggest issue, so I'm going to go into more detail.\n\nThe Buttes is a popular place for weddings. Some of the views are great, so I can see how some might see it as a great place to gather. But if the food they gave us was anything like the food they offer at weddings, I'd NEVER use it. \n\nAt the conference we had colleagues from all over the country; Florida, Texas, Ohio, Arizona and Pittsburgh. I blame all the whiteys from the east coast for our food the first night. I think the chefs saw that the majority of the people with us were from out of town and wouldn't know good Mexican food if it bit them. So what we got resembled Mexican food in name only. We were served rice, beans, shredded beef, chicken fajitas, shrimp fajitas, with taco shells and tortillas to put it all into. The rice was red, but tasted like nothing. The shredded beef had zero flavour. No salt, nothing. It was literally the blandest meat I'd ever had. The chicken and shrimp fajitas were so overpowered with bell peppers that they tasted like a microwave meal. The salsas were bland and flavourless, which complimented the meal perfectly. .... Dessert was disappointing too, except for the tres leches cake. It wasn't great, but it was definitely the best thing of the whole spread. \n\nThe food the rest of the time I was there pretty much followed suit. Bland, flavourless. Runny eggs for breakfast. Dry 30-hour roast beef. Some of the desserts weren't too bad, but even then they seemed like they were packaged, not made in house. For instance, the flan looked, and tasted, like little piles of pudding on top of Smucker's caramel sauce. I don't think there was anything that I can say, \"Oh yeah! That was awesome!\" Truly disappointing. \n\nAll in all, I don't know that I would make it a 4 star resort. 3 stars maybe. I don't think I'd go back unless someone else was footing the bill. There are other places in town, comparable prices, better amenities, that I'd rather frequent.
__label__2 Spring Training stay with hubby and 13 month old \nThis is a do it yourself, be on your own hotel, what I mean is after check in you're pretty much on your own\nAs a mom when I think vacation I think other people doing the work, not the case \nAfter checking in you get back in your car, drive down the hill, locate your room, then unload and carry in your bags\nWe brought our own play pen and highchair since we've experienced issues in the past, we requested a fridge and booked a single king room\nThe room was spacious although the hallways were a bit musty \nFYI this hotel does NOT have tubs in any of its rooms so we had to shower with our little guy\nAfter unpacking we decided we wanted to go out to eat and check out the hotel layout, the only options on the property were the pool grill or top of the rock resturant, what we found was an outdoor bar you could order food at while drunks smoke cigars a table away from you and a restaurant that is not child friendly and pricey\nWe ended up at top of the rock and after 15 minutes the restaurant was able to scrounge up a highchair, the food was decent, hubby had the steak (which I thought tasted like liquid smoke) and I had the pot roast which still had string on it and served with veggies drenched in sauce, they didn't have an actual kids menu but the waitress was able to get us a small serving of mac n cheese and fruit for our little guy\nWe ordered room service for breakfast, decent price and yummy and ate at the buffet another morning, buffets a better deal at $16 with an omelette and waffle bar \nWe went to the pool around 6pm, it was dead and the water was freezing, the jacuzzis are nice but you feel like a mountain goat running up and down the hillside to get to them or your towels\nOn the way back from a game a staff member flagged us down and offered us a ride back up the hill, on the ride he mentioned they do it all day during Spring training, although it was the first time hearing about it \nThe fact the stadium is within walking distance is about the only thing that would get me to stay here again \nThey should really consider a more family friendly dining option (even if its just seasonal)
__label__0 The food and customer service were literally worse than I have ever experienced in my entire life! \n\nI went for dinner around 4:30pm on a Saturday. Nearly all of the trays on the buffet were empty. What was left was cold, but I didn't know that until it was on my plate. When I got back to my table I had a bite of orange chicken, which was stone cold. The white rice was hard and cold. I pushed my plate to the side while I debated what to do. One of the waitresses came over and asked if I'd like a drink refill, even though I had only drunk about a third of the glass of soda. I declined and explained that my guest and I were going to be leaving because the food was horrible, but it would be great if we could get a refund. Laney came over and said she'd refund half, but later agreed to refund me for both my meal and my guest's meal, which was as cold and stale as mine. When she came back, Laney presented me with a new receipt for $4, citing that there was nothing wrong with the sodas we ordered. While that was true, I explained I believed that was horribly petty since my guest had drunk none of his soda and I had so little of mine -- and the point of the drinks were to enjoy them with our meals. The man, whom I assume to be Laney's brother, came over and was very apologetic, refunded all of my money and offered to cook us fresh food  free of charge to learn how good his fresh cooking was (We declined.), but he didn't seem to think there was a problem with having cold and stale food on the buffet line. \n\nLong story short, I think that China Farm uses quality ingredients and may very well produce good food when cooked to order, but don't count on getting an edible meal at the buffet. The orange chicken was all white meat and the beef and broccoli my guest had was made with quality looking beef and vegetables ... just cold.
__label__4 No pressure, honest, laid back, personable salespeople!  I drove in from CA to buy a used TSX and they did as much as possible beforehand to make the transaction smooth and quick.  They also let me privately sell my old car on their premises (and even encouraged doing so) because they couldn't give me much on the trade.
__label__0 Please save yourself the hassle and go somewhere else.  This is by far the WORST Acura dealership I've ever dealt with and they obviously don't care about their customers or getting their customers business. \n\nI walked into the dealership and asked an employee (who it turned out worked in the service department) to direct me to the service department.  I waited at the front desk where he sent me for someone to help me, while I did no less than 5 service department employees (including the one who directed me) stood around in a gaggle even occasionally making direct eye contact with me.  None of them bothered to give me the time of day so I took the initiative and went to the cashier's desk to seek assistance from the women sitting there.  I followed this women outside where she went to seek answers from the other employees.  Afterwards she came back to me and proceeded to chastise and blame me for not being helped.  Her logic was that I didn't receive service because I parked my car in the service department's parking lot and walked inside to get help instead of driving it into the entrance of the service garage.  Seriously?!?!?  There is NO sign that says \"If you need an oil change drive your car into unintuitive location and if you don't we won't bother to help you instead we'll stand around with our hands in our pockets\".  If that sign existed I would partial agree with her rebuke.\n\nSo let me sum this up:  I parked in the most intuitive place I could find, received instructions from an employee who then systematically ignored me, then when I sought help from a different employee I was ridiculed in front of the rest of the employees who failed to help me in the first place.
__label__0 Was in there picking up my items as the older guy sat there talking trash about their customers. Also overheard in his conversation was a threat to take them outside and beat them up for complaining - as I looked at my messed up stitching... Will never go there again.
__label__0 I'm usually not one to write reviews, but my stay here was so awful I feel obligated to warn other travelers. I booked a stay here and it cost me $83 a night with tax. When I arrived the property seemed to look nice and safe. When I went to check in I was informed that I would be given a smoking room and was informed that was all they had available. My trip was non refundable so I didn't mind. When I got in the room the carpets and towels were dirty looking and the furniture was outdated. Before I went to bed that night I had found a used syringe underneath the mattress (I always check my rooms for bed bugs).The next morning I had informed the hotel manager that I had found a syringe and I was offered a half a** apology and was basically told I was the travel website's problem. I wasn't offered a refund or any sort of compensation for my bad experience. In short the place is a total rip off and a dump. I will never stay at a Day's Inn again.
__label__0 If I could give zero stars I would. My boyfriend and I purchased a vacuum from there approximately two montha ago. We have used the vacuum a handful of times. Today, the vacuum literally sparked, smoked, and nearly caught the carpet on fire. I immediately called Walmart, spoke with Kathy, and she said it would be no problem that I did not have a receipt or box, it could be returned. I go to return it, get a new vacuum in exchange, and head to customer service. The lady at customer service was excellent. The real problem came when she needed to get her supervisor for approval. After calling him twice and waiting twenty minutes, he arrived! He told us we would be unable to return it, only exchange it for the same one. Umm, why would I want the same vacuum that nearly caught my floor on fire? We explained that we wete prepared to spend nearly $70 on a different vacuum, and he said no, I can't help you. Did not offer any apologies, any suggestions, any help. Just no. We asked to speak to another \"manager\" and after another 10 minutes she arrived. While playing with her phone and not even looking at us, she gave me the same response. No apologies. Just walked away. I am thoroughly disappointed and extremely angry. Kenneth and Amanda provided me with the worst customer service I have ever had. I've never written a review ever. But these two inexperienced, unapologetic, rude supervisors rubbed me the wrong way. Never again will I step foot in that store.
__label__0 Also went here and there phos free is 60 and everywhere else is 29.99. Wayyyy overpriced
__label__3 Nice, clean, friendly, and close to home.  And they don't charge a fortune.  Can't complain!  I'll be back :)
__label__4 This is one of the best nail salons I've been to around the area and for a very reasonable price! The owner Su is amazing and will make sure that you are satisfied with what you have. They really take pride in what they do and care about the costumers. What really stands out and keeps me coming back to this salon is that if they don't know or don't feel comfortable at doing a design they will call someone who can do it! This is a great place to treat yourself at! \n\nAlso Lanny one of the techs here does amazing work!! She's really talented at designs.
__label__1 Took my wife here last week with flu symptoms, it wasn't very busy but it still took about an hour and a half before we left. The wait time was okay considering there was only one doctor for the whole place. The nurse was not overly friendly as she asked all the questions that we already filled out on their forms. I suppose the establishment serves its purpose when you can't get in to see your primary care doctor.
__label__0 I would not go back to this place, even though it is close. It looks run down and dirty inside, both in the waiting areas and exam rooms. I did not feel very confident in the skills or assessment done by the doctor or the staff. It seemed quick and not very thorough.
__label__0 Incompetent and unprofessional.  I took my car in because it developed a miss, the kind typical of something wrong with the ignition system.  I specifically asked if they did computer diagnostics and they assured me they did.  They called me later with the results - said it needed the carburetor rebuilt for around $400.  I went over to pick up the car and decide what to do.  I asked to see a printout of the computer diagnostic so i could see if the ignition system had checked out OK.  He didn't have a printout.  When I asked more about their \"computer system\" his answers got really weaselly.  I paid them the Diagnostic fee.  I didn't believe them and took the care to a different shop that I like but that was much farther away to have them check it.  They checked and said the problem was a bad spark plug that was all fouled and showed me the plug, it was a mess.  They had put in a new plug to replace it and they car ran fine.  They said it would probably foul it again because the valve stem seals were leaking.  They also said there was nothing wrong with the carburetor and the car ran great when I drove away.   I went back to the Shell station with the results and asked to speak to the owner.  Supposedly he wasn't there.  I came back later and the same guy was there and I finally pinned him down to at least admit he was in charge and showed him the results from the second shop and explained that with the 1 new $2 plug the problem was fixed.  Asked him how such a clearly bad plug, which I showed him, would not have literally jumped off the computer screen of his \"computer diagnostics\".  He just try to BS his way around without answering.  I told him I thought they owed me my money back for their \"diagnosis\" since it was so clearly wrong.  He refused to even consider it.    I wouldn't trust this place to wash my windows much less do any work on my car.
__label__4 Had to get my tire repaired,  unfortunately it was not able to be repaired. The tires I have are not made anymore even though they are only 1 year old. They said they would look for my tire at another Discount Tire. They found it and had it delivered to this location. It came the next day. I made an appointment to have the tire changed. I was very late for my appointment and apologized.  When I got there Josh was waiting for me they took my truck back immediately and I was done in literally 10 min. I was so grateful and amazed they took care of me so quickly.  I always have gone to this discount tire.  And will continue to go there. They are wonderful!
__label__1 Cowboys and gangsters and mechanical bull riding and cheap booze and wet  shirt contests and random concerts and beer tub girls in ass-less chaps. How can you fuck this up? Graham Central Station is so ridiculous that it should be awesome.\n\nBut it isn't. Somehow. HOW?\n\nThis place is a huge mess. Every person in here frightens me. \n\nI guess  you could get totally hammered and try to ignore the scariness and really party here. But I can't do it.\n\nBut I dare YOU to do it. If you do go here, please tell us alllllllll about it.
__label__2 Read about Graham's awhile ago when I was looking for a club with an 80's night. Found this place and have been here a few times since. Three stars for a few reasons. The dress code can be pretty lousy. I understand hats and baggy clothes but sleeveless shirts? Also, the 80's room doesn't play enough actual 80's music, mostly a mix with lots of 90's stuff. Lastly, the bartenders can be hit or miss; don't come here and expect to get a scotch on the rocks or an old fashioned. That being said, this place is still awesome because there are three themed areas, drinks aren't to pricey and the crowd is always fun and unusual. Don't miss out on the shots from the test tubes; they'll do the trick.
__label__0 These guys are a total fraud. I had a problem with the starter in my car and I towed it here. They fixed it with glue and charged me USD500 (claiming that they replaced it). Within less than a year the starter gaveup and I towed my car back to Midas (since the starter was under one year warranty). They did not honour the warranty and they gave me absurd reasons. \n\nI have never been to these fraudulent people after that. DOnt take your car hear, if you want to get a \"real\" repair done.
__label__0 I play squash racquet's, a sport favored by the east coast \"elites\" from them Ivy League schools, those snooty Britishers and the Pakistani leisure class:) \n\nWhy they let me play, I'll never know:)\n\nLast evening, we had a little tourney in which a group of us from the Village traveled to the outer reaches of Tempe to play a group from Lifetime Fitness:)\n\nIt was a jolly good, show, ever so much fun and our Village group gave the Lifetime group a bit of a \"Rodgering\":)\n\nSo it was with happy hearts and high spirits that we headed down the street to the post tourney repast at Skip & Jan's...let me start by saying that the Lifetime group picked this place, and it's almost like they knew they were going to lose and wanted to select a venue that would be the grimiest, greasiest, grubbiest, grossest spot to try to eat...they succeeded:)\n\nWhere to start...I know...the parking lot:)\n\nWhen we arrived, the total Kelly Blue Book value of the 50-60 cars in the parking lot was about $832...we raised that by several orders of magnitude, just by driving in...this parking lot hasn't seen a lot of traffic from the Mercedes/BMW/Lexus/Jaguar crowd (and may never again:)\n\nAfter I safely parked a block or 2 away, I went inside and took in the look and feel of S&J...crappy old wood paneling...tables and chairs from a circa 1955 high school cafeteria...an intriguing mix of flat panel TV's, regular TV's and OTB results screens (yeah, you can bet the ponies here...the sport of Kings, in a slightly less than \"regal\" atmosphere:)\n\nThey must have 20-25 pool tables...faded felt...and a whole bunch of people playing pool (and frankly looking like they weren't enjoying themselves...extremely tight and serious expressions on the faces of the people playing and watching...aren't games supposed to be fun? :-)...I suspect there was gambling going on:)\n\nThe smell in S&J can only be described as \"extreme humanity\"...the place smelled like it has seen a century's worth of spilled beer, cigarette smoke, BO, vomit, urine, spoiled food and every other aroma that humans create for themselves...remarkable, given the fact that this place can't have been here for more than a few years...how did they do that so quickly? :-)\n\nS&J has menus, they have some sort of kitchen, they have Jagermeister on \"tap\", they have a bunch of beers on tap and they had a buffet (or \"boofay\" for my friend Ryan C) set up for our group.\n\nIt was supposed to be a Taco Bar:)\n\nS&J provided a table full of taco \"fixin's\"...the centerpiece of which was the taco meat hot tray...Holy Crap, was that disgusting! :-(\n\nThey told us it was ground beef, but I know my beef, and I don't think this was it...this was ground \"creature\"...possibly some sort of unfortunate non-distinct animal which happened to be near the kitchen when duty called.\n\nI kid, of course...as far as I know, this was indeed, \"beef\"...just not very good \"beef\":(\n\nThe hot tray holding the \"meat\" looked like a relief map of the Hawaiian Islands...small mountains of \"meat\" rising out of the ocean of brown/orange grease that was the real body of the dish:(\n\nBut, I was starving (a banana for breakfast and nothing else) so I tried to make a taco.\n\nI decided to forgo the slotted spoon that everyone was trying to use to fish some meat out of the soupy brine, and use some tongs instead...my idea was to try to squeeze as much grease out of the concoction as possible...I was sort of successful, but in doing so, I probably squeezed any flavor out as well:(\n\nI got back to the table and tried a bite...not good...I added several shakes of Cholla and tried another bite...and that was that:(\n\nOne of my buddies had decided to forgo the mystery meat tacos and ordered wings from the menu and offered me one...I'm not sure what the deal with the wings was, but the wing I tried seemed to be boiled (no, not \"broiled\"...boiled) and then dipped in buffalo sauce...not crispy, just wet...all the way through:)\n\nThen they announced that Karaoke was going to start soon...and that was enough for me:(\n\nAdding amateur singing to this tableau would have just been too much:)\n\nStill, it's not all bad news...the tires and wheels were still on my car when I was ready to leave...I didn't become immediately ill (although I had kind of a rough morning, this morning).\n\nThey say shared adversity can make teams grow together, so I think I should thank S&J for making the Village Squash group nearly invincible:)
__label__3 This place is ok
__label__4 This gym has spoiled me. They have all the right classes at all the right times. even when it's packed, there's always an open machine. sometimes there's a wait for the weight machines. the  locker rooms are always super clean. and the staff is just awesome. totally worth the $50 membership!
__label__4 Yes!  It's twice as pricey as Gold's or LA Fitness... but it's twice as awesome!  You get what you pay for at Lifetime.  As someone who goes to the gym over my lunch break, I couldn't ask for anything more from a gym.  It's the little things; you don't need to bring a towel, soap, a locker key or lunch!  The caf\u00e9 has a nice selection of healthy meals for breakfast, lunch, kids and even smoothies and the nutrition facts are on the menu.   As a vegetarian, there are several options for me to choose from.   The equipment from the cardio machines to the pool is well maintained and the staff is knowledgeable and friendly.  After being spoiled with Lifetime for over 3 years, I honestly could never switch gyms, call me a snob ... I don't care!
__label__4 Best gym ever. They have so much here its crazy. If you want a gym that more than just a \"gym\" come here. I have been with my personal trainer Max for a year and love it. \n\nI would highly recommend to anyone.
__label__0 Lifetime sells the spa as an incentive to the gym, along with the kids play area. The customer service at the spa was horrendous today. Jilian at lifetime spa has hands down worst customer service I have experienced in a long time.  Canceling appt, eye rolling, deep breathing to convey her frustrations. Don't work with ppl if you do not like the public.
__label__0 Beware of this gym!!! I put my membership on hold because of an injury and they said I still owe them money. I finally said OK and went into pay and canceled my account. I received an email for another bill that was still owe. They told me I didn't sign something. I said the employee never ask me to sign something. Oh well they are very unwilling to work with someone and are very RUDE!!!! I will tell as many people as I know to never use Lifetime because there service lacks any kind of common sense.
__label__0 The GM at the Tempe location is absolutely horrible and has no clue what he's doing.. He's a baffoon and was supposed to be fired a long time ago
__label__4 I've been going to Lani for a while and she is always laughing and smiling. She makes you feel comfortable right away. She has great prices and you can tell she cares a lot. I wouldn't go anywhere else!
__label__2 Leftovers.  The food was so good here that we all were thinking about our leftovers-can't wait to eat this stuff again tomorrow!\n\nThe place does need to shake the old people feel.\n\nThe service at John Henry's was first rate, very attentive without being a bother.  My wife had a steak topped with blue cheese. I had Orichietta (pasta) which had a nice garlic infused cream sauce with prosciutto, onions and peas.  The kids had seafood pasta and a Knocchi with a Bolognes (SP) sauce.  We all loved the food.  They have a nice wine list and recommended a tasty Malbec to compliment our meals.\n\nThe atmosphere is nice if a little dated.  The staff and manager Adam are very helpful and friendly.  All in all, we're looking forward to a return trip here.\n\nLive music after 7 on weekends.  (I think it was 7)
__label__1 Right off the bat I want to admit that when it comes to Chinese food I'm spoiled. I've traveled to Asia number of times, eaten a lot in San Francisco, and explored the Chinese restaurants in Phoenix for a lot of years. I have learned to expect a more \"authentic\" type of Chinese food--the type of place that is frequented by actual Chinese people.\n\nStill, I love these little family run places so we checked this place out, hoping for the best. I wanted to like it, but I just did not like the food. The crispy chicken chow mien noodles were the type you get out of a can or bag, not the real thing. The other items were pretty standard Chinese-American fare. Honestly, I like Panda better, and it is cheaper. My stepson loved the shrimp though--said it was the best he has had since living in the US, so your mileage may vary. \n\nOthers have enjoyed this place. The service is friendly and they deliver if you live in the general area. Portions are very large. If you are not expecting a lot you might like it better.
__label__4 I went to Just For You to get a wax and I was SO nervous! I saw Tamye and she made me feel so comfortable.  I was pleasantly surprised at how painless it was.  She was so amazing and I'll definitely be back.  Thank you so much Tamye!!
__label__4 When I think of this salon, I think clean, friendly and overall great!  I have been seeing Sylvia (esthetician) for a couple of years.  She is fast, efficient, friendly and knowledgeable.  I get my waxing done here and I recommend Sylvia to every one of my friends and family.  Call in advanced to get an appointment set and then they have a discount if you book for the next time in advanced.  There is a yelp check in deal for brazilian wax that is to die for... just sayin
__label__1 I don't think that I can add much to the already posted reviews, but here goes.\n\nGC is definitely the Walmart of music stores.  It's OK in a pinch, but you wouldn't want it as your mainstay music store.  Support the small shops whenever you can.\n\nThe one good thing about GC is the reason you don't really want to shop there, their return policy.  they'll take anything back.  Keep that in mind when you are buying something \"new\" there.  Also, there are tons of people who don't know what they are doing going in there everyday and kicking the crap out of their gear.  If you buy something high on the wall or out of a glass case, you are probably relatively safe.\n\nProtip:  You can shop online and have stuff shipped to store and pick it up there, you can save a lot of money on shipping.\n\nProtip 2:  GC, GC.com, and Musician's Friend are all THE SAME thing.
__label__0 Horrible Safeway! I would recommend that no one goes to this Safeway location unless you absolutely have to. \n\nHonestly I don't even know where to start with these people Lol. I have had horrible experience personally and people have told me of even worse things. I will start with my own experiences. In short I was followed around the entire store by the manager... I even asked her what she was doing and she would not reply. It was completely out of left filed because I'm a 25 year old good look sharp dressed dude just looking for grocerys and a manager of the store is literally following my every step. I thought I was being punked... But I clearly wasn't. Interesting enough, I later find out from a Safeway employee that this lady is indeed the store manager and has some crazy Nazi type obsession with monitoring any and all minorities that enter the store. This woman has also been said to say extremely prejudice things in front of other employees. \n\nThis Safeway isn't worth your time or money! Trust me...
__label__2 Great place for big meals @ a great price!
__label__3 We went there on a Thursday night past 8 o'clock so we were seated quickly. The food was great, and so was the service was pretty good too. I would have given the place five stars, but halfway through dinner, an alarm went off and didn't get shut off for around five minutes. Also, one of the waiters (not ours) was trying to show off with some wine glasses and ended up dropping several due to a miscalculation. Practice makes perfect though. I didn't mind that so much but the alarm was a bit unnerving. I'm sure that wouldn't happen again though. I'll definitely go back.
__label__3 Great service, fast lunch on a work day.
__label__0 down grading to a one star due to the fact that I have had a few people email me on here letting me know they too have gotten sick from this place! Eat at your own risk! Don't say I didn't warn you
__label__3 The food is fresh (except the meat, which is frozen, which is what knocked the place down a star) and the service is good. For around $9 you can have a bowl full of food, white or brown rice, soup, fried noodles and a drink. The place is clean and you can make your dish however you like.
__label__4 Hands down 5 stars for this place. Whenever I visit Phoenix nowadays, this is a must go place!\n\nThe secret is a few scoops of curry sauce, few scoops of spicy thai, a dollop of garlic, a whole lot of dry pepper flakes, loads of veggies and a request to make it very well done....this place makes a mean stir fry!! I love it!! love it!! The problem is that I over eat and I am too sleepy to work afterwards.
__label__1 I was passing through Phoenix when I was searching for an Indian restaurant and my GPS pointed me to this place. The ambiance is very ordinary and they could definitely do better job with it.  \n\nService was reasonably prompt. They didnt ask me for a spice level when they took my order. I found the food bland for my taste. Could have done with more spice and salt. The food is alright nothing out of the ordinary.
__label__2 I've been here a few times and its decent food. There is nothing special about this place that makes me want to specifically go back. Although, if someone is holding a party or special occasion here I doubt I would avoid this place.\n\nI've never been here just for lunch or dinner, so that may effect my review. Although, I've eaten this food on multiple occasions for events at the restaurant. Its good Indian food, and you can never say no to good Indian food. It just wasn't spectacular. I would give most Indian food places 5-stars if the quality of the meat they used was better and if the quality of everything they use is just better. The salads weren't green, the meat in the korma and tikka was very small. It just felt like they were cheaping out on us.\n\nDesserts weren't really special either. If you give me gulab jamun or some jelebi, I am a sucker for that stuff. Theirs was decent, but there wasn't much of it available. However, there really isn't much better stuff in AZ in this vicinity. I'd say India Gate is a little better, maybe try that place out first.
__label__1 With reviews ranging from 5 stars to 1...my wife and I decided to give it a try for our 3rd wedding anniversary dinner. Good thing she and I have a sense of humor because we needed it. \n\nFrom the cheesy bad decor, to the awful / skipping CD music and abysmal lighting, we wondered whether the food was so superb that some people chose to ignore the obvious deficits and gave this place a high rating. Uh, no. We were the only ones in the entire restaurant on a Wednesday night. That's right. The only ones and we were there for a couple hours and still the service was lacking. \n\nOn the plus side: They accepted our Restaurant.com discount coupon, which was good considering the other review I read about them choosing not honor one they felt didn't apply. The combination waitress/hostess/manager/(& chef?) also did not charge me for a glass of wine that was way passed its prime and smelled / tasted like vinegar, which again, was good service on their part. But the food was just ok. Not bad. Not superb. Just Ok.  \n\nProbably the most entertaining part of our meal was the suprise we received while eating our dinner. As we listened to the loud Indian music piped over our heads, we were quite suprised to hear the Hindi version of the Fergie's \"My Humps.\" We actually stopped eating, looked at each other and burst out laughing.  I could just see a lady in a Sari singing about her humps, her humps, her lovely lady lumps...uh, what???\n\nAlso, it seemed like the proprieters were having a family dinner at one of the tables; complete with children doing homework.\n\nWe won't be going back and suggest you try somewhere else.
__label__3 I had read a few reviews about Bahama Bucks on Yelp and I've been wanting to try it for a while ... We finally made it in! After the first few bites of our shaved ice, we definitely felt like we've been missing out!\n\nWe ordered the small root beer float shaved ice & the regular passion fruit & mango shaved ice, both topped with cream. I'd say that on the normal day, the small is definitely plenty (might have even gone for the baby size) but the regular is great for an extra treat. I personally liked the passion fruit a little bit better than the mango but the combination definitely worked well together. I think for the one I got, I would've skipped the cream. It was good (definitely didn't take away from the passion fruit & mango flavor) but it wasn't so impressive that I want to pay the extra little bit for it again. When I had ordered, the man working who suggest it had said that with the passion fruit & mango, it could go either way & he was right.\n\nAs far as the service goes, it was constantly busy but there were quite a few people working so we got our order in & got our shaved ice very quickly. We were offered a punch card as well. Minus one star, however, because when we went to the counter when we first walked in, one of the guys working was rude. He looked highly annoyed when I said that I had never been in and wanted suggestions and actually walked away! Another guy who was right next to him quickly stepped up and was helpful in picking out flavors. It's a bit expensive but so delicious! We'll be back!
__label__4 I want to be perfectly honest here and say that the 5 star review is forthe past two seasons. Though I have been a fan since the team was in St. Louis (I lived in Chicago, my dad is a Bears fan) this year,or past few games desrves the rating.\n\nI think it is safe to say that the new stadium has helped this team. Though Denny Green didnt win with it, he is partially responsible for the talent that is here now. \n\nI have been following this fanchise for almost 24 years and can say that I agreed with the people of St. Louis years after the birds left, that Bidwell may have cheated them out of a Super Bowl. \n\nI will always be a fan because thats what fans do. But I want to relish this moment. How often have fans of this franchise been able to say we are on top? The offseason will also be promising as the Cards have the most money to spend of anyof the teams. If the the Bidwells aretrully committed to winning, the franchise looks to be in fairly good shape for a few years to come!\n\nGo Cards!
__label__2 This used to be the best pizza in the valley.  The last two times we went we were disappointed.  The first time the pepperoni had no flaver.  This last time the italian sausage had no flavor.  The basic pizza is still good.
__label__0 I used to like Rosati's Pizza, but tonight I ordered a pizza for delivery at my hotel, and they told me it would be WITHIN the hour.  1 hour and 40 minutes later the pizza arrived....cold.  What a waste of money!  The delivery man said he would have them take 10% off.....ooooh, really?  The pizza should have been free!  Sorry to say....this will be my last Rosati's pizza.
__label__4 I've lived in Tempe for over thirteen years and have been ordering pizzas from this location since moving to Tempe from Ahwatukee. I've never had a bad pizza from the Ahwatukee location (Lived there 6 months.) nor the Tempe location. On average we order Rosati's pizza from this location at least every 3 weeks or so. We save the coupons from the boxes so we've had a lot of pizzas for half off over the 13 years of being a customer of the Tempe location. Our favorite pizza has been the Gonzo (Pepperoni, spinach, green olives.), we are currently ordering double pepperoni, double spinach, onions and black olives. Same quality for over 13 years. And no I have not received any compensation for this review - just wanted to submit an honest review.
__label__2 An OK kinda joint. Was empty when i walked in. Humm... Not necessary a good sign. Alright, screw it i'll do it, its just hair, it'll grow back right? So, i hop in a chair right away and some dude starts hacking away, mostly using a buzzer. Bzzzrr, bzzzrrrr. 20 or so min later i am done. Military style, huh? Not exactly my cup o tea, but what could i expect when i asked for a short haircut?
__label__2 Went here for lunch.  I had one of the specials of the day, the seafood cannelloni.  My husband had the baked ziti.  We started out our meals with a nice cheesy foccacia-like bread with olive oil + parmesan cheese dipping mixture.  Our entrees were quickly made and came minutes after being ordered, which was nice since we only had a limited amount of time for lunch.  The seafood cannelloni was just one large tube of pasta, filled with crab, scallops, and shrimp.  The sauce was decent, a creamy tomato mixture.  However, the pasta tasted rubbery, and the shrimp was overcooked and tough.  My husband's ziti was pretty good though.  It was a large amount of pasta, with a nicely browned mozzarella topping.  The sauce itself had a nice smokey flavor to it, and the pasta was perfectly al-dente.  Service was good.  Drinks were refilled promptly as needed.\n\nSo, a mixed experience here.  I'd definitely come here again for some fresh pasta dishes, but I'll pass on the cannelloni.
__label__3 If you are looking for true Italian food in the Chandler/Tempe area this is the place.  Family Owned and operated by a true Italian New York Family!  You walk in and are pleasantly surprised by the beautiful decor and the mom and pop rapport.  The service was good and friendly.  We started with a Caesar salad that was extremely tasty.  My husband had the linguine with red clam sauce that was delicious (huge chunks of garlic and clams visible).  I had the baked ziti that was no joke about 2 lbs of food and excellent.  My picky little daughter loved it too!  We ended with the cannoli dessert that topped off the already yummy meal!  The prices are very reasonable especially for an Italian restaurant.  With the coupons and incredible take out discounts this is a total hit!!!
__label__1 After eating at this place for many years I was disappointed at the higher prices after the remodel. I liked the old place more and wasn't too thrilled with the change of market they want. Sorry guys but $23 for a pasta dish puts you on par with some of the pricier Italian places. Rigatonys down the road is just as good for half the price.
__label__0 OK, so it is drab - that it is.  But I the wait staff on my visit was the dumbest most clueless idiot I have ever seen - no exaggeration.\n\nThe drink oder was taken 3 times and the waitress got it wrong three times (it was only a two drink order) after requesting 3 times as to what happened with our wings, we finally got chicken strips and fries - after 50 minutes.\n\nRun away -
__label__1 what a messy place! If you want to look a good bargain you have to look carefully because everything is chaos! Even Big Lots has more order. Not worth my time.
__label__0 DO NOT GO HERE!  Watch out - they will ruin your clothes and then give you the biggest, most expert run around you can ever imagine if you try to get them to replace them.  The owner is a blatant lier and she will rip you off.
__label__2 My review is based on the service.  I have always received great service from this location and have nothing to complain about. However, Taco Bell's quality of food is another story. If you have the extra couple bucks, get a real taco or burrito from Chipotle or Los Taquitos nearby. However, if you like cheap and tasteless food then this place is perfect for you. I only gave them a better rating because they have fast and quick service. The food quality is out of their control but I wouldn't give a business five stars solely on service.
__label__2 We got the 14 minutes or it's free deal, and boy, do they make sure the food gets to you in under 14 minutes, even if it means the hamburger is bloody & the salad looks like it's been sitting in the back of the fridge for 2 weeks. They didn't charge us for our food, thank goodness, but I won't go back there to that location or ask for that deal again.
__label__0 Holy crap does this place not have ANY customer service in their DNA.\n\nAs the retail customer and the person that ultimately keeps them in business, you'd think they'd be a little warmer, more helpful and willing to work with you. They are not. In fact my wife and I found them snobby, condescending and not at all helpful.\n\nDuring the remodel process, we had to go to the slab yard a few times, each time felt like we were an inconvenience to them. \n\nThe final trip to Arizona Tile came a week before fabrication. Our fabricator Diamond Granite (see their AWESOME review on Yelp, went to confirm our slab was there. He asked them to pull it for us so that we could see it at 1:30PM as we had a very limited window of time to view the slab before picking up kids at school. When we arrived, they were once again too busy for us and had us take a seat. When we got to talk to someone they were unaware of our slab and asked who had our paperwork? How are we supposed to know? We were told they never pull a slab until a customer arrives and we'd have to wait for a large truckload that was now being offloaded. \n\nWe told them we had to be out at 2PM. It was now 1:45. At 2PM, we were told to be patient. At 2:15PM someone went out to see if the slab was there. It wasn't until 2:20PM a full 50 minutes after we arrived, that we had minutes to confirm our slab choice.\n\nI couldn't wait to get out of there. My wife and I hated the experience of working with Arizona Tile. The other company we looked at was Bedrosian's and the experience there was night and day different.\n\nOur recommendation: Go to Bedrosian's first for great customer service. If they don't have what you want, be prepared to get crappy customer service in exchange for the larger selection.
__label__2 The mainstay driving my 2-star rating is the fact that they had NO water in any of their vending machines or at the food counter. In Arizona, you must, must serve water. They had old brewed tea and Power aid drinks, but fundamentally, I can't believe they didn't have water.\n\nBatting Cages- Good\nGolf Driving Range- Good\nBumper Boats- Water was not clean and looked gross\nMini-golf- Okay\nGo Carts- Seats were really torn up and a lot of the cars didn't work\n\nThis place is operating on a thread. Minimal staff and they drained every fountain in the park to save on money. I can't totally blame them for that.
__label__0 This review is for the miniature golf only.\n\nIf you are in Tempe you don't have many options for miniature golf nearby. It's either Fiddlesticks or Golfland Sunsplash. If you are trying to figure out where to go, go to Golfland. They at least have interactive courses, some variation, and working \"streams\" for about the same price. At Fiddlesticks the courses are very plain and repetitive. They might be good for practice but are not a lot of fun. Also Google maps may send you the wrong way finding Fiddlesticks. It's on Elliot in Tempe between Priest and Hardy not Chandler by Alma School.
__label__0 Worse place ever! Old bad equipment, no one working and they sell rides by time and no one working to assist....huge waste of money and when we complained they could not even locate a manager! WASTE OF TIME AND MONEY!!!!!!
__label__4 I can't say enough nice things about Autoplex Autoservice. After figuring out that we may have bought a lemon from a used car dealer, we took our car here to get it checked out. Unfortunately our worst fears turned out to be true, but Lou and Mike have gone above and beyond with their service and advice, even though it turns out to be uneconomical to get repairs done. I will definitely be using them in the future when we get a new car. \nIf you want honest, friendly and excellent service, look no further.
__label__1 It's a chain, so I know the food is decent. I'm mostly turned off by the fact that I couldn't come here to watch a baseball game. No sports package at a popular burger place? I'll be going elsewhere for dinner.
__label__2 Consistently mediocre food. One day you might get wings drowning in sauce, and the next day get scarcely any. Other than that, you pretty much know what to expect here. The food is just OK, the prices are just OK, service mostly just OK - unless you get Jared and then service is 5 star. My biggest gripes - it's always WAY too loud in the bar (loud music makes people have to shout across the table) and they charge 50c for blue cheese when they have a wing special. Really???
__label__4 Bryant Pest Control is the Best.  They are affordable, and truly take care of their customers.  when they arrive at our home they are always professional and very courteous.  We appreciate the Excellent customer service they supply and well as their flexibility when it comes to scheduling.\nthank you for the continued excellent service.
__label__4 We have been using Bryant Pest Control for a couple of years.  They are always on time, neat and professional. The phone person who calls the day before they spray is always in an upbeat mode and a pleasure to talk to.  Like most people, we are not fond of bugs.  Accordingly we have Bryant Pest Control out once a month, year round.  Never an issue and rarely do we see any bugs.  If you are not having them spray every 30 days, you might wish to consider that program.  To us it is money well spent.
__label__2 I love Petco, it's been my go-to place for all my pet's needs (and I have a few), and I've always found what I needed here at reasonable prices...until recently.\n\nThey have really started marking their prices up considerably and I'm not sure why. Not a dollar or two, but over four and five dollars on things that you can get at Target at the lower price. Bad news. (This applies to treats - not to specialty foods)\n\nThe good news is that this place has a good selection, they are never out of anything I need and the people are really great. It's a pleasant place to shop. \n\nJust please adjust your prices to match with the big box stores, overpricing things you can get elsewhere for cheaper just seems like a bad idea (and I will gladly make an extra stop to save $5).  Even the rewards program here doesn't help with that!
__label__4 I had a great pedicure and it was only $20! My tech took a really long time making my nails look great, so I felt like I got my money's worth.  Only complaint is that they could use some new chairs.
__label__0 First and only time I'll ever go to this location. The guy at the window was straight up tweaking! I'm talking legit meth head, paranoid schizo status, scratching left and right and extremely jittery. I'm surprised he even managed to get my drinks out the window into my hand without spilling them! Yikes... \n\n\nSay no to meth and Burger King for that matter, kids.
__label__1 Not a huge fan of this place, although the barber did give me a proper fade. I would have to say its over priced for mens cuts and way to long of a wait.... its not a super cuts and its not a high class salon either so in my eyes it is very useless
__label__2 Got my hair cut,  styled &  colored.  Was ok but wasn't wowed or anything.  Stylist didn't seem like she wanted to color my hair how I wanted it so had to do it something else.  Came out ok but not totally I  love with it..... Then she had to dye my hair twice because first time it didn't come out right.  Service is great just didn't love my hair how it came out &  definitely over priced.
__label__0 Tired of going through the drive thru, ordering what I do and getting something totally different by the time I get home. Has happened more then three times in the last 6 months. I don't get as to how hard it is to get an order right.  I have spoken to the manager and called and they just don't seem to care. They fill like you are trying to get a free meal out of them. And you know what? They should give me a free meal for always screwing up my order.. Frustrated! YES I AM darn it.
__label__0 I've been frequenting this pharmacy for at least 3 years, and I find this review is long overdue.  I'd like the start by saying the pharmacists here are skilled and knowledgeable, even if they never remember who I am.  The techs they have working here are another story, Not only are they not skilled, and not knowledgeable, they very obviously lack general customer service skills.  \n\nI have two of my scripts set up on auto fill, every 90 days.  For those of you not familiar with the auto fill concept, it's supposed to take the hassle out of refilling your drugs, with the pharmacy taking care of contacting your Dr and filling it on time.  In the last 12 months, my auto fill has been messed up 3x, considering it only fills 4x a year, that's not really impressive.  Each time it's been a different excuse, and each time I end up making multiple phone calls and trips to the pharmacy to get it straightened out.  This last time, it took me 3 phone calls and 3 trips.  \n\nThe techs with whom I spoke to on the phone were rude and argumentative.  After I gave up on calling and went in person, with a reasonable solution, Ada (the tech attempting to assist me) spent a solid 15 minutes arguing with me, insisting what I was asking for could not be done.  Since this wasn't my first rodeo with Cvs, (I had them perform this request before), I knew I was being bs'd.  While a line of angry people formed behind me, she got flustered and took a phone call.  Apparently she decided she was no longer going to help me.  One of the pharmacists stepped up to help the next person in line, and she told him to help me instead.  I explained my plight to him, and he resolved it in less than 2 minutes.  \n\nThe moral of this story is if the techs don't know how to do, they will tell you it can't be done.  They have no interest in actually helping you, and are not concerned with the lack of customer service they provide.  On my last call, I informed the tech that I found her inability to provide a solution unacceptable, and her response was I can't change it....no admission of guilt, not even an apology, just pure attitude and contempt.  So go ahead, mess up my prescription, catch an attitude with me and refuse to fix it.  I'm sure that will work out for you in the long run.
__label__3 They got great service but they have slow wifi download rate......down is 1.10 mps and up is 0.60 mps .... That sucks... Lol
__label__2 It's a Target. You know the drill. Clean, well stocked, good prices. I'm a regular.
__label__0 So..I hardly ever write reviews for places (as you can see) and I just felt compelled to after I picked up another round of dry cleaning that was less than great to say the least. I have tried out Meridian a few times since I ive in the area. Like other Yelpers have said...great for men's shirts. My husband's shirts come out fine. Thats because they require no work. I could do it, but why? So now on to my laundry...they can not seem to iron or press my shorts on the crease for the life of them and have now managed to just make my shorts look like crap. On to the button up I took there the other day (I dont really know how this is that different from a mens shirt except it was short sleeve) well where my sleeves roll up it was not pressed and was not rolled up properly....like the person that was taking care of my shirt really had no idea what they were doing. I did just as good of a job in my bathroom the next morning with my flat iron on my shirt. On a seperate previous trip I took in a dress that said \"dry clean only\" after examining it for what felt like ever (it was not super nice just had some silver designs) they asked if I had it dry cleaned before and I said no, but the tag said \"DRY CLEAN ONLY\" they then refused to dry clean it because the silver \"would come off\" - Something I highly doubt as I have put it in the washer since and it has been fine.  These are just a few examples of the crappy results I have had from this place....so needless to say, even though yes, they are close and yes, they are cheap I will NOT be going back. I will be going to the more expensive, further away dry cleaner that seems to know how to do their job properly.
__label__3 went here for lunch with my boyfriend. we came on a friday so they had specials going on. its a really big place. they have peanuts on the table which is awesome and bad cause they are addicting! lol. we both got beer. i ordered a blue moon and like it should, came with and orange slice! my boyfriend got a hamburger and i got tacos. they were really good! i would definitely go back to this place!
__label__1 This place is like any other in the Gilbert area. Not a good bar, not a good restaurant, but a mediocre place trying to be both. It has very few dinner specials and a poor beer selection. I considered leaving after I looked at the menu. But I was starving and they had peanuts. The food was OK, the service was nice and pretty quick but the place was empty. I won't be returning here.
__label__3 All PPP have the same layout.  This one I have to say is cleaner than the others.  Kids are everywhere!!!  The pizza was not bad.  The wings are not too bad either.  They did an excellent job on my friend kid's birthday.  The person dedicated to the party she got every detail down and timed it just right.  Everyone had a great time.
__label__4 We love Dr. Quackenbush and all the staff at Timber Falls!  I have four kids going there ranging from age 3 to 11 and each one of them enjoy going.  Dr. Quackenbush is very professional, caring, and honest and when there are issues with my kids' teeth he always goes through each option available and lets me know which one is the best for that child and the situation (not the one that would pay him more money).  One of my younger daughters has had to have several baby root canals done there and still never hesitates to go back because they always take such good care of her there and never make her feel uncomfortable.  I highly recommend Dr. Quackenbush!
__label__1 Target has a promotion they call Holly Jolly Savings.  It is promoted as spend $50 on Holiday items and get $10 off at the register. Sounds easy enough!  I fill my shopping cart with holiday Items and get to the check out..  My total was $171.80.  I showed the cashier my coupon, she scanned it  and told me my purchases did not qualify.  Really?,.....I ask how much more do I need to spend to qualify?  She does not have a clue but suggested I inquire at the customer service desk.  I go to the customer service desk and the clerk also has no clue to how the promotion works, but he was somehow sure I did not qualify.  I told him I would no longer be shopping at Target and he smiled and wished me a good day.  Officially added Target to my do not shop there anymore list along with Sears and Kmart..  I added a star as they have incredible shopping carts.
__label__2 Since we're going to be moving right near this place, we checked it out.  It's not like our favorite hangout Dizzy's, but it definitely has a cool vibe.  A bunch of us checked it out on Friday night and the people watching alone is worth it.  \n\nForgot the bartender's name, but she was awesome and took care of us never leaving us dry.  \n\nIt's a small bar on the outside, but great music and a few pool tables on the inside.  Check it out if you get a chance!
__label__3 Thai tea and a doughnut.  Aside from not being what the diet doctor ordered , the sweet on sweet may not have been the best combination idea I've ever had, but separately, both were good!\n\nPop was out but definitely a mom'n'pop kind of place.  Nice down-homey little doughnut & sandwich & coffee shop.  Very nice lady behind the counter, her young son hanging out unobtrusively nearby.  Worth a stop if you get a hankering for sweet fried delight while you're in the hood on south side of Olive at 47th Ave.
__label__0 I made an appointment at this location 2 weeks ago. When I show up at the agreed upon time I am informed there isnt an appointment under my name. Instead of apologizing for their error, the representative immediatley states I must have called the  wrong location and proceeds to call a nearby store. Of course, they didnt have anything under my name either, but that is because I didnt schedule the appointment there. You would think at this point an apology would be appropriate but no, I am told they are booked solid and the vehicle might get squeezed in if left all day. After further review a sliver of time is found for 3 hours later. Guess who is the only one inconvenienced, the one that made the good for nothing appointment to begin with. As we all know the key to taking a reservation is holding it, anyone can TAKE a reservation.
__label__4 Fucking BENTO BOX!!!!  Oh man,  getting diabetes has never been so delicious.  These boxes are massive to the point where you can barely close the thing.  It's as if the food is fighting imprisonment so it can raid your taste buds for all they're worth.  These babies have dumplings, rice, fried pork, teriyaki chicken, and a small salad so you don't feel so bad about it afterwards.   Which you won't. \nNow if you don't want to look like a total slob you can get the Teryiaki Chicken bowl.  (Spicy is my thing but hey, you can puss out if you want)\nOne massive bowl of rice and meat later and nothing seems so bad anymore.  Not even the dead hooker in your trunk can steal anything from this afterglow.
__label__0 A friend of mine was just talked into joining this gym last week. 18 year old who hadn't experienced the classic \"gym\" sales crap.\nAFTER they accpeted his membership fee and first and last.. THIS GYM IS SHUTTING DOWN in TWO WEEKS!! What a joke! \n\nSo everyone was correct in their previous posts that this place should shut down but they shouldn't have accepted any memberships knowing they were closing in two weeks.
__label__1 Do you want to die shortly after being slapped in the face with a cover charge that shouldn't be charged and then having your girlfriend gang raped on the dance floor?\n\nIt receives two stars simply because I used to like the place.  Pool, good music, dancing, reasonable drink prices.  But, after a couple of tense situations, witnessing fights on a near weekly basis, and a parking lot shooting....I'll pass these days.\n\nI don't do karaoke so that side of the establishment might be okay.
__label__1 Dr. Bischoff is wonderful ONLY IF:\nA) You are rich and/or have the Cadillac of insurance plans.\nB) Have no health issues\nOtherwise, don't waste you're time and money (even with the voucher).\nI purchased the voucher ($99 of service for $50). I sent my husband there for a cleaning and he needed 2 small gumline fillings. We were visiting AZ from MA for 6 months only. Dr. Bischoff scared the Heck out of him by insisting on testing him for mouth cancer due to his oral exam of his mouth (test = negative thank God) . Then, he tells him he has gingivitis which will require deep oral scalings (four) at a cost of over a thousand dollars. When my husband explained that we were only here while I was at the Cancer Institute for treatment and that he only wanted a basic cleaning and to get the two small cavities filled (they were hurting him when he ate) and that we couldn't afford the suggested treatment,  Dr. Bischoff flatly refused to do anything until the deep scaling - which would take 3-4 months to perform - was completed.\nSooo...I guess Dr. Bischoff only cares about you if you are rich enough to afford whatever treatment he deigns  to do regardless of what you really need and can afford done. My poor husband was sent away, still in pain and now feeling horrible because we don't have the money or time to have this large procedure done...all because he is my primary and only care giver and terrible me had to get Cancer and spend most of our money coming to the Cancer Institute of America in order to try and save my life. Sounds a bit chilly for such a \"caring individual\".....although they did send a \"happy birthday\" email to him on his birthday (yeah, not much to celebrate with aching teeth and a dying wife). Nice marketing strategy...\nOh, and by the way, we have an excellent dentist back home in Boston, MA whom we regularly see and have been with for over 20 years...He has all the best /latest and greatest equipment too! Upon arriving home, my husband went to him and he doesn't have gingivitis and was right to refuse the deep scaling as due to his health conditions, which include a heart murmur and high blood pressure, the regular dentist has never done a deep scaling. All knowledgeable dentists should require a medical clearance from a PCP prior to performing deep scalings as people with these conditions can have strokes or heart attacks from the debris dislodged during the procedure which travels into the blood stream. My husband's PCP will not give the clearance.\nTypical example of all gloss and glamor but no substance. Real nice digs and alot of expensive toys for the doc to play with but so much for sincere compassionate care!
__label__2 Happy hour prices pretty good. Spinach artichoke dip and tortilla chips kind of salty. Our server was Olivia who made a pretty good Long Island iced tea but wasn't as attentive as Racquel was the last time we were in. Still overall we love the food here, usually good.
__label__4 They have the best pizza, we drive 50 miles to get this pizza. There wings are also great and you can't beat there beef on kummelweck it is so good. We have also had there subs and pasta dishes and all is great. So don't hesitate about going to eat here it is so worth it.
__label__0 Went to eat some pancakes this morning and of course being a Sunday it was very busy. We had to sit outside because they had called our name and we didn't show so longer wait. We sit outside, order drinks and food but it took about 30 minutes to get our food. Our food finally arrives but they forget my husbands food. We thought maybe they're still making it but they forgot because we asked what was taking so long and turns out his food was just sitting there. Very frustrating. Didn't bring us syrup or ranch for my food until very late. Our waiter was very bad charged us wrong and wouldn't let us settle the ticket up at the front desk. Never going there again honestly I'll just stick to Denny's.
__label__4 Keep in mind - ***** - \"Woohoo! As good as it gets!\" - IN ARIZONA\n\nBeing that my Thai grandmother's blood runs through my veins, and it's all I had growing up at home, I'd like to say that I'm a pretty credible Thai food yelper.  For the past MANY years, this is the only Thai restaurant that my parents will dine in. \n\nTheir menu is pretty eclectic since they offer everything from stir-fried noodles, noodle soups, stir-fried meat/veggie dishes, and fried rice. I had the pad Thai the last time I went to pick up take-out about 3 weeks ago. It was WAY spicy, but I asked for it. Despite the streams of sweat that were rolling down my temples, the noodles were delicious! My other favorite dish here is the pad kee mao which translates into stir fried drunkard. This dish is best spicy as well. I highly recommend this place if you're in the area and love authentic Thai food.
__label__3 Every once and a while I need a little Grand Dragon in my life!\n\nI stumbled upon this place when I was working on a house in Glendale and needed to fulfill my need for some Chinese food - and then I was hooked. For under $10 I can get general's chicken with brown rice, crab puffs, spring roll, and lo mein. Oh and you want to add a side of sweet and sour chicken to that order for $2.95 - perfect!\nThis food is delicious and affordable. Trust me you will get filled up and have some to take home for lunch the next day! The service is always great and the restaurant itself is comfortable!\n\nAnd I'll have to cut this review short to stuff some more general's chicken in my face!\n\nCheers!
__label__1 Thought we'd try to stay closer to home and saw the reviews for this place, not so bad. Was greeted by a super friendly guy who quickly changed from friendly to downright annoying. He took our drink orders as soon as he seated us, was back in a flash and asked if we needed more time. Yes, we did. Two minutes later, asked if we were ready. Nope, sorry. Again. And again. I don't know what his hurry was but he was determined to get our order within 5 minutes of us walking in the door. Whatever. \n\nI ordered the house chicken. When it arrived I was surprised, they give you a lot of food! I thought I had hit the jackpot! It was crispy, not overly sweet or spicey. Very good. We had a lot of leftovers, everything turned out great.\n\nUntil about 5 hours later. I was pretty gassy after that but whatevs, I don't mind farting and I'm pretty gassy anyways. Then it became painful. I knew it was coming and it was going to be hot. I got the shits. Explosive. Seven times. \n\nIt's hard to tell what exactly has turned your ass into a chocolate fountain by the end of the day...but I won't risk it again.
__label__4 What can I say.... This is hands down one of the best places to eat!  Visit probably once a week and always request the same waiter.  Service is great, food is excellent, prices are perfect!
__label__4 We are here all the time.  We sometimes blow in late and announce to our waiter that we are really pushed for time.  They just smile and accommodate us.  Our food comes out piping hot, perfect and within an amazingly short time.  Their cheese crisp is the best in town, as is their tortilla soup.  My husband's favorite is the \"E\" (he says, \"E for Excellence.\")  It's a chicken chimi, basically.  They also make a really nice chicken taquito, ... you get four presented in a mini flour taco shell on a bed of lettuce.  Yum!  The service is friendly and I would suggest this restaurant to anyone who loves good Mex Tex.
__label__0 RUN!!!  This place was not a good experience.   We rented a car from the PHX airport and went to this location to trade it in since the original car was shaking at high speed on the highway.  The Ford Escape they offered us a the location is an embarrassment to the the whole company....it was filthy dirty, smelled like smoke and vomit and was an older model with high mileage.... I thought it was a joke at first........ they also had a bad attitude that we didn't want it........ughhh...we finally got a Chevy Impala, but the building was filthy and this place needs to be torn down .....
__label__2 Friends called me yesterday afternoon and asked me to stop and have a beer with them and watch the ALCS game.  Sort of a cool neighborhood bar with a small bar food menu.  Most of the patrons seemed to know each other or were in small groups at a single table like we were.  I counted 7 screens but I forgot to see if there were any over by the pool tables.  4 pool tables, 7 dart boards, shuffleboard and a couple of video games.  The tables and stools are all anchored.  The door has been replaced with a privacy wall in the men's room and the one stall looks like the door has been removed and replaced a few times.  The padded rails on the tables need reupholstering.  Overall the place seems in pretty good shape.  They have a fenced in smoking patio but I didn't see any chairs or tables on it.\n\nI had a toasted ham and cheese on sourdough ($5.75)and I chose to have it with onion rings, although I could have chosen fries or cottage cheese.  It was good and I thought a pretty good deal.  I had MGD long necks at $3 each.  Not sure if that was happy hour or regular price, I didn't ask.  \n\nAll the employees I dealt with were pleasant and efficient.  I Left by 7 so I don't know if the vibe changes as the evening goes on.  I noticed several folks just like me that joined friends and left after a drink or two.  I had a good time with friends and wouldn't hesitate to go back again.\n\nThe woman opening up early Saturday sure looked at me funny taking pictures of the place as she walked up to the door. :-)
__label__2 That place is very, very dark but the beer mugs are big and cold! lol. The service was good and their BLT was yummy, plus they give you a BIG portion of fries. I was bummed that I was there during the wings and onion rings but didn't get any. Boo!! Maybe next time :)
__label__0 Wish I could give them zero stars. The other reviews are spot on. They don't want your business. They refuse to honor Subway coupons. The employees act rude and condescending. Their prices are more expensive than other Subways in the area. I'd recommend the Subway at 51st and Olive if you're looking to eat at Subway in this neighborhood. Avoid this one at all costs!
__label__3 Their green chile burritos are great! Enough for my husband and I to share too. Really love the chips and salsa! Better than many other places!
__label__4 I still love this campus BUT I do agree with the angry person that if you want the quintessential party college experience, this campus (and Poly) are not for you.\n\nThis is like a liberal arts college in that most of the classes are less than 30 people, some have up to 100 but it's not large lecture style like Tempe and other universities.\n\nIf you don't care about partying and you live in NW Phoenix then this school is AWESOME!
__label__3 I love this location because it's right on my way to work... I had a breakfast sandwich here once that I wasn't too fond of  so now I just get the regular bagels - the spinach florentine is my fave. \n\nThe lines can get kind of long here in the morning, but the staff so far has done a good job not making everyone wait too long. Nothing worse than having employees who don't give a rat's ass, so I'm glad it's not the case here. In fact, everyone has been really nice here always saying good morning and smiling...at least every time I've been here.
__label__0 Terrible pharmacy! Can't say how many times they have messed up my prescriptions. And even when it's been their fault their answer is \"once it leaves the pharmacy nothing can be done\" if they just had an ounce of customer service instead of just being flat out rude I wouldn't mind so much. From here on out ill drive the extra 15min to another just so I don't have to deal with them again.
__label__4 I didn't expect to have to visit Banner Thunderbird again so soon after the birth of my son on 7/16 but an emergency arose that caused us to have to return with him. The pediatric ER was FANTASTIC. They made us feel at ease, were prompt with their care of our baby, and provided answers quickly with what our next steps were. \n\nUltimately, we had to stay overnight and stayed in the pediatric unit with our baby so here is part 2 of our visit....\n\nThe Peds unit is OUTSTANDING. Our nurses, Robyn and Jamie, were kind, understanding, and very professional. We were treated like friends rather than just patients. Our pediatricians during our stay was professional, nurturing, and didn't allow us to beat ourselves up over our baby's issue. But the best part of our visit was our tech, Mary. She treated our baby like he was one of her own kids and she treated us like royalty while we were there. \n\nThough I'm not looking forward to having to go back to the hospital, I know that when I do have to go back, I will receive excellent, high quality, nurturing care from Banner Thunderbird Medical Center.
__label__2 Unfortunately, my father has had a few emergencies relating to his heart/lungs. Most recently, he stayed at this hospital. I absolutely loved the nurse (forget her name). She was very attentive and caring, even though she obviously had to care for many other patients.\n\nI was disappointed in the doctors, however. My father's ailment was in relation to his diet. In addition, my father has diabetes. In this kind of situation, I would think a nutritionist or dietician would be sent to speak with the patient about what kinds of things would be best for them to eat, especially since poor nutrition choices are a big part of the issue.\n\nOverall, this is a nice, clean hospital with a *mostly* diligent staff who care about the patients.
__label__0 Having car problems is already bad enough. Labor was expensive but expected for a franchise. Customer service on the other hand was awful.
__label__2 I have gotten take-out from here about once a month for the past three years. I normally get the chk broccoli and my husband gets the kung pow chk or the happy family delight. It is not the greatest Chinese food in the world but I like it and they give you a good portion size for the price. Try it out... if you don't like it you only wasted about $7.
__label__0 I've come here twice. Both times the vet tried to up-sell lots of tests and prescription pills. \n\nThe first time I thought they really were recommending what is for the best- and I actually did get the Xrays that they advised, though I had them done at a different vet's office, because it was significantly less expensive. (Those xrays didn't explain any of the problems either). The 2nd time, when I brought a stray dog in that looked significantly underweight. The vet said  she could feel the dogs liver... and as she began to explain the next part she hid her hands in her pockets, a classic move made by a person when not being forthcoming, and said it could be a mass, but it could also be because the dog is skinny. She said the dog looked pretty good other than that and she'd write up a action plan for getting the dog back in good health. She then left and sent in a tech with a itemized bill for blood work and shots over $500 worth. \n\nI then attempted to clarify what I came in for. I wanted to know the dogs health, if the dog appeared neglected or sick and what to do to help the dog gain the weight back. I wanted to know roughly how old the dog was, and what I could do to help the dog get healthy. I've never owned a dog before. I also said, I noticed the dog seemed stiff and I could hear her joints pop when she moved sometimes, and I would like information that could answer questions like, Should I give the dog glucocamine?\". Is it an injury or just because of the age? The tech left to speak with the vet again, and then returned and said, the vet says the dog is about 5, though we can't really confirm that. Here is the Prescription she wrote up. \n\nAt this point, I was very aggravated. I exclaimed that I wanted information, dietary advice. My main concern was that the dog was underweight due to lack of food. I want to know things like what type of food is best to help the dog recover. I've NEVER even had a dog before, which I said when I made the appointment and stated several times throughout the appointment. The tech looked baffled, and I told her that I was not going to return to this clinic ever again. I went to pay and I told them that I felt swindled. I explained that I still didn't even have answers for simple questions on what type of food is best to feed an underweight dog, and I didn't understand why their office couldn't give basic care advice and instead just kept writing up quotes for tests and drugs. \n\nAt that point the tech came to the front and said she talked to the vet and the vet wanted me to have a handout about arthritis. I admit, I sarcastically thanked her for giving me information that I could have easily looked up myself online, and explained that now I still need to look up dietary information online and I think it's ridiculous that I should have to do that when I just paid $50 to talk to a veterinarian and have the dog examined. \n \nI left promising to contact the Better Business Bureau. Which I probably will do. \n\nI'm just at a point in my life where I'm sick of not getting what I pay for. Is anyone with me on this? It's like I can even by an f%#^$^% sweater that won't unravel in a month because everything is made in China by 5 year olds, I buy used cars around 60,000 miles, because new cars are put together so shoddy that used cars with that kind of mileage already have new transmissions and alternators and starters... The repairs are better quality than what you actually get when you buy the car, unless you get a mechanic that insists that you have replace a $500 part in order to fix a $200 part, when 3 other people gave you quotes that didn't include that repair- or an electrician that insists the lighting in your business needs to be replaced or the lights aren't going to turn on, but when they find out that there isn't anyway to authorize that type of repair a miracle from heaven unfolds and the lights magically work once again. \n\nHere's the truth people. Everyone's out to get your hard earned money, and few ever offer quality service or merchandise in return. \n\nThis veterinarian could have given me some advice like, since she's under weight you might want to feed her a puppy kibble or some wet food, or increase the portion- and also it wouldn't be a bad idea to do some blood work to see her overall general health. I could respect that, but not offering any advice on the animal whatsoever except for the tests and drugs, seems a bit ridiculous. And if they can't tell me anything about the health of the animal without the tests, then someone explain to me WHY ON EARTH THEY ARE ALLOWED TO PRESCRIBE DRUGS? If you are that clueless as to the health of the animal without your $500 full work up, then how can you in confidence recommend $50 worth of prescription drugs? \n\nThe only redeeming quality that I have to mention about this place, is the techs are nice and friendly.
__label__1 Not bad, a little oily. Not sure that I like it. Might have to try it again.
__label__4 This has got to be the cleanest, nices, only non-smelling pet supply food store I have ever been to.  We came here today because they had a special event for kids like, petting zoo, fire truck, corn tub for kids to play in, Easter magnet making, & master gardeners to answer questions.  We hung out for about and hour and bought some feed for our chickens at home that we also bought at The Stock Shop.  I highly recommend this spot even if you have to drive a little....remember, pets mart stinks.
__label__0 I was jogging in the area and noticed signs, so I went to check it out. The place seems nice enough, but I got the impression the manger Ed and his son seem to run the place and would rather sit all day and collect their pay checks. I would love to know how much money they make sitting around all day hoping no one comes in and bothers them. I think I'll contact the city to see what is up.
__label__2 I keep getting behind on my Yelp reviews and blogging so I have been toying with the idea of having a computer at home for quite some time.  Recently I have been looking at the Best Buy ads and this weekend I finally decided to pull the trigger.  I almost got there on Saturday but ran out of time and found on Sunday the same laptop I intended to get was on a 2 day sale that included a free 3 in 1 printer.  Best Buy has in the past not always honored an internet sale price at their stores.  I could have ordered it online for in store pick up but I wanted to pay cash and I haven't figured out how to do that over the internet.  So I called the toll free number and the woman I talked with didn't know if I could reserve one on line or not so she gave me the store phone number.  Talked with Terence and he started by saying my sku was too long but he typed it in anyway and found it should ring up properly.  He then spent about 10 minutes finding the computer and printer and leaving them for me at customer service.  When I arrived I picked up some other items to go with them and a sales rep answered several of my questions and then I picked up my computer at customer service and payed for all it it right there so I didn't have to go through checkout also.\n\nActually a rather pleasant experience.  Over the years I have been in several Best Buys, this one the most.  Sometimes the service is lacking and sometimes like this time it is great.  They did try to up sell me on a few things but not nearly with as much pressure as they used to.  As the sales guy on the floor went over what this computer does compared to my office computers that are 7 or 8 years old he explained about writable DVDs but forgot to suggest I get some and I didn't catch it either so I will pick some up some where.
__label__0 Horrible customer service.  Seeing as how many of the floor employees are college-aged or somewhere thereabouts, their social skills are about as sharp as a high school student listening to an iPod at full volume while looking at the ground.  There are obviously employees who know all the right techno-jargon (I could hear them talking amongst each other), but not once did ANY employee offer to help me.  They all just seemed to be paired off in conversation with other floor workers without a care in the world, and far be it from me to interrupt them.  There was a general atmosphere of \"don't bother us, we can tell you're not a techie.\"   I was prepared to spend a fair amount of money on a new computer, and associated software, but due to the fact that they did nothing to help me, I took my business elsewhere.   Of course there are plenty of stores that have employees asking if you need help every two seconds, which can be annoying, but at least you feel valued as a potential customer.  At Best Buy Arrowhead, they can really take or leave you it seems.  I am a college kid myself, and I needed this equipment for school.  I was frankly angered by their obvious ignoring of myself and my brother. \n\nThe one redeeming thing:  although I was bothered, and subsequently left the store, the woman at the door said \"have a nice day.\"  At least one person gives a damn.
__label__0 I knew beforehand that going to best buy wouldn't be a good time, but I needed a charger for an electronic device ASAP. I brought the device with me and after trying for about 10 minutes, I was able to hunt someone down to help me. He took me to the section, opened the box and took out the charger and attached to my device. It was a little loose but he said I could just return it if it didn't work. \nNow it is certainly my fault for not knowing their return policy when purchasing, but it's 15 days. I came in three days late to return it (it didn't work) and they refused to return it. She said they could have still returned it, but in had been opened (I purchased it already opened from the store!!) I get that the return policy is 15 days, but come on. Any other store would have still done the return for a customer and at least offered store credit. I'm surprised they haven't gone out of business yet.
__label__0 Horrible service. Nobody to even help find out if they have more product in the back. I was in there for half an hour before I had to ask if anyone was available to help or if they're all just taking a break. Most employees just sulk around sittin at their posts, not even willing to walk around and put in work. And when they finally did make it around to asking me, the product I was looking for was out of stock. \nTwo things you need to work on. Keeping product in stock and having available associates rather than mindless desk zombies.
__label__1 This review is for people who have never worn a wig but want to 'try it'. My natural hair is highlighted blond and I wear it fairly short. They didn't have much of a selection for that in stock on the day I went in so I allowed the sales person/manager to convince me a highlighted reddish auburn wig was perfect for me. Two other customers in the store agreed so I was swayed and spent $140. I think I probably did look good in it - if you didn't know me. The change was just too drastic and I could tell by the looks I got from social acquaintances that it wasn't \"me\" (my husband and favorite waiter at Abuelo's agreed). Everything about the color screamed I was wearing a wig. I know wigs are not returnable but I did want to call the manager and just suggest to her that when dealing with new wig wearers that she doesn't try to convince then that a totally different look works. It doesn't. Now if you are known for the variety of wigs you wear, it's a different story. She was defensive, of course. I certainly wasn't trying to get my money back - just letting her know my experience and I would not be wearing the wig.
__label__1 Had enough beer to think this was one of those hip, retro bars.\n\nPlatinum blonde indie girl spinning old-school gangster rap from 20 years ago...IRONICALLY. It's cool because you're superficial and don't expect her to play that. \n\nBunch of guys repping Extreme Sports fashion like Monster Energy caps with their Ed Hardy shirts...IRONICALLY. It's cool because no one seriously wears that anymore, and it's a great throwback to simpler times. \n\nNot much for pastafarianism, I tried chilling out with my modern, 2010s clothes and music taste. Didn't fit in. But fear not! Chilly Bombers has some redeeming aesthetics. Like...the pretty lights (so bright!). Or the huge (and unfortunately vacant) dance floor. \n\nWhen I closed my eyes just long enough to stop the spinning, I envisioned how much cooler this bar could be if it tried to be a little more dive-y, and a little less of a refuge for people too broke or afraid of Hurricane Bay*. \n\n*I can't believe I just used HB as a favorable alternative to something.
__label__0 I hate for my first official review to be a one star review but Macayo's really disappointed me last night. When I first pulled into the parking lot last night I was surprised to see how many empty parking spaces there were. I immediately got excited because normally any restaurant on Bell road any night of the week has a wait. However, when I walked inside I saw a slew of people waiting to be seated. I walked up to the hostess stand and put my name on the list and the hostess did not give me a time quote and when I asked how long it would be she quoted me, \"not too long.\" We waited about 15 minutes before being shown to our table which is where the trouble really began. \n\nOnce we were at our table we were quickly greeted by our server (yay) however, she told us she had another table's drink order to get and then she would be back for ours (boo). So we waited for her to take the other two tables drink orders before coming back to take ours. \n\nAfter about 10 minutes we got our fountain drinks and then 5 minutes later she came back to take our food order. Then it took about 50 minutes for our food to come out. Seriously, 50 minutes.... that's about how long I planned to spend at Macayo's not how long I planned on waiting for my appetizer of taquitos to take to come out. And to top it off we were missing a side of rice and a side of baja sauce. We decided not to mention it as we did not want to wait another hour for the two items to come out. So, after eating and waiting for our drinks to be refilled 3 times we finally got the check to which the server apologized for our wait. Apparently, she couldn't have apologized at all during our 50 minute minute wait she needed to wait until tip time. \n\nI don't recommend going to Macayos. You might have better luck at any of the other 10 Mexican restaurants on Bell Road.
__label__1 Let me preface this by saying that I've never been a big fan of chain Mexican restaurants. My sister loves Macayo's for some mysterious reason, and I decided to play along since we had relatives visiting from out of state.\n\nThe decor is nauseating. It feels like they took the most obnoxious colors they could find and ratcheted it up on the scale of tacky. However, we came to eat, so who cares what color the walls are?\n\nThe salsa is thin, but tolerable. Nothing special, but I'm always a fan of bottomless chips, so I'll take it.\n\nEveryone else seemed to like their food. I ordered tamales with green sauce. Unfortunately, the first time it came with their \"Baja sauce,\" which our waitress informed us is cream cheese, heavy whipping cream and jalape\u00f1o juice. She quickly took it back and brought out my correct order. Much to my surprise, green sauce is just red sauce with green chiles in it. At this point, I had fallen behind enough that I scraped most of the sauce to the side and ate my lunch. The tamales had a nice fluffy texture, but the sauce was not what I had in mind.\n\nOur waitress did handle my sending back the order without any fuss. She was gracious and attentive, so for that I'm adding in an extra star.
__label__1 It's pretty standard chain. Service leaves A LOT to be desired and you'll definitely find better.\n\nTurnaround is quick though and I don't spend a ton of time in the area so it's a quick go to that's right there.
__label__1 We usually call in to go ordrs as we did today. Speaker for pickup doesnt work, u just have to hope they see u on camera or youll be waiting.. hannah had wrong price so i couldnt contact on speaker- had to run in cause i forgot my cell. They gave me correct price, and my order. I get back to my van n check my bags. Hannah had forgotten half my ordr. No cheese crisp, xtra chips n salsa, and my entire carne asada chimi meal with rice and beans were no where to be found. So now, im making my second trip in cause again, speaker doesnt work. Mind u, hannah has only been out to my vehicle once and that was to get my name for my order and my credit card. I had already given her a $10 tip for my $37 order when i paid.  AND ive gone in and out twice cause she didnt properly check my bags. I shoulda asked her for change since i paid her tip cash. By the time i got back to my vehicle, my initial food brought out first was cold. Hub and I, as much as we like the food, have now sworn off this place for good. Customr service on to go is zero stars the only reason for two stars is the cooks know what theyre doing. Let me make a point of saying I always tip good rght away and normally this gets me good srvice. I pay cash tip even if i use cc just so i know they get it right away, and recognize it...like i said, they appreciate the consideration normally and i get good service.  I'll know better next time i guess. I checked my bags, i made sure ordr and pricng on receipt was correct, i did all the legwork...shoulda tipped myself!
__label__4 In searching for more places to eat lunch on the north side of town, we came across Island Teriyaki.  It's an unassuming strip mall joint with a pretty straight forward menu.  Nothing terribly fancy, but it hits the spot every time.  Never seems to be overly crowded, I go with the Oahu rice bowl.  With the buy 6 bowls get 1 free promo I will be frequenting this place more and more, and may try something new along the way.
__label__3 Love this dive bar! Great service, lots of drink specials, and a very fun atmosphere. My favorite thing to do is play darts but they also have a shuffle board and a pool table.\n\nThis isn't the place to come if you're looking for great food or lots of televisions to watch all the games.
__label__3 We came in here for dinner and really enjoyed it. I've ordered masala's at other places and they haven't made them as spicy as I like them to be, but here I ordered spicy chicken masala and I received a flavorful hot, SPICY chicken masala. Staff was very friendly and attentive.\nP.S.\nI Love Indian Food! ;-)
__label__3 I've been coming here off and on over the years since it used to be right next to the theaters. The theaters are long gone and in place there is a church. The actual store is a lot bigger now. Pretty good selection of books. They have a lot of obscure foreign language/English dictionaries which I thought was pretty cool. That's probably just me though. They have a decent sized collection of vinyl for such a small place. A handful of CDs as well but nothing like the selection you would see at Bookman's. They will buy paperbacks, CDs and vinyl. Prices for what they give you seem a bit random though. Whatever the case, it is worth checking out from time to time.
__label__0 I have been here before and the selection is okay and the people fine. I went in to sell some books today and the old woman behind the front desk was down-right rude. On top of that, she just meandered around as if we all had all the time in the world while she moved books back and forth between shelves. It was definitely a wasted trip for me and one that I will not ever again repeat. Next time I will go back to Bookmans.
__label__1 First, I hate any kind of scamming. This is a bar where a lot of locals know one another. I play a lot of music in the juke box and I've been here to specifically play their great juke box and the fact they carry my beer, MGD 64. The happy hour prices are decent, $2.50 a bottle. The staff is friendly. They have 99 cent sliders on Tuesdays and Thursdays, otherwise, they don't have any reduced priced appetizers. On Tuesdays and Thursdays, between 5:00-7:00, the bottles are suppose to be $1.75. I've been in here about 10 times.  10 times I was over charged for either food and/or drinks. These were blatent over charges. I had a coupon for 35 cent wings. I ordered 10 wings. Total should be $3.50. It's not difficult to order 10 wings at 35 cents a piece. They charged me $5.75. I brought this up to the bartender and she kept debating with me that 10 wings at 35 cents each were  $5.75.  35 cents x 10= 5.75?  They follow a chart that's taped to their cash register. She kept saying I was the only person in 3 years to ever complain about the pricing of the wings!!! I said then maybe I'm the only person in 3 years to see that you're overcharging everyone. It was eventually fixed after others in the bar started hearing the conversation, but they didn't agree with me that 35cents x 10= 3.50. The last time I went in a couple weeks ago, I specifically went for the $1.75 beers between 5-7. They charged me for full price happy hour even though I was there on the \"special 1.75 day\". I've had buy 1 get one free coupons for here, and the free meal was never taken off. I've had to correct this many times. So, I like the atmosphere. It's very casual, decent drink specials, really no food specials, and a great juke box. They do have a very small free buffet with 2 things on it, but it's always gone and not re-filled. As long as you watch your bill and prices closely, it's a decent place to go. I would've rated them a 3 1/2  if it weren't for every bill being wrong.
__label__2 Going to Padre Murphy's on Fridays for Fish and Chips is a tradition and somewhat a routine for loads of peeps in northwest Phoenix. I had to try it. My first visit was for lunch with a coworker and have been back a couple of times for their Fish & Chips on Fridays. \n\nIt's somewhat of a dated sports bar but with lots of cool sports pics on the walls and plenty of great TVs everywhere to watch sports, horse and dog races. Plenty of room, clean and inviting and even has a couple of betting windows for the race tracks. Their service is exceptional and very consistent with each visit. The crowd is somewhat of an older, couples crowd but kid friendly. \n\nPadre Murphy's bottomless Fish and Chips on Friday has a great taste and it is what a lot of peeps keep coming back for. I've tried some of their Irish dishes and found them to be average or below compared to other places. Their sandwiches and burgers are OK and their open faced roast beef plate is one of their best sellers. But I, like most peeps come here for their Fish & Chips on Fridays. \n\nMaybe I will see you there sometime on a Friday eating Fish & Chips ;-)
__label__2 I am torn in writing this review because I have been going to Padre Murphy's for years without issue but my last visit really disappointed.\n\nMy husband and I both ordered burgers for lunch - I got the party melt and he had the mushroom burger. I have ha these before and they were always delicious so I thought it was a sure fire bet.\n\nWe both ordered are burgers medium well. When the food came out, it took the waiter a long time to check on us - I ended up calling him over. My burger was very dry and the party was swallowed up by the bread and bland fried onions. It was also cooked well done, but I didn't feel like waiting for another burger because we had our daughter with us. I didn't say anything to my husband but asked for ketchup for the burger. Then my husband mentioned that his burger was dry and overcooked and he didn't want to eat it so we called the waiter over again. At this point, I kindly reminded him that we had ordered our burgers medium well and these were clearly well. He then started arguing with me. He said if I wanted it slightly pink I should have ordered it medium rare! I told him my experience has always been that slightly pink was medium well. Nonetheless, we asked for a new burger for my husband. By the time it came out, we needed to leave so we asked for it to be put in a box. It was - and with nothing else - no fries or anything. We didn't get an apology, we didn't talk to a manager and we didn't get a discount on the bill. The only thing that really bothered me was the arguing... After all, it's not the waiters fault if the food is overcooked.\n\nOne last thing - I ordered a tall mixed drink and got a short instead... Minor but relevant.\n\nThis was the first time I've been really disappointed here but it was enough to make me write a review. Normally the food and service is great and we love to be able to take part in OTB. Let's hope it's better next time!
__label__2 The pool looks nicer than it used to. Music still sucks.
__label__1 Please update your hours on Yelp. We stopped by to get something framed at 5:32pm and you were closed even though it said 6pm on Yelp.
__label__0 Just came in. Two people in front of me. Waited. Someone else came in. Large man appears from behind counter, moves to help the people who came in after me. I said \"Need a ...\" but the people who came on after me were served first. I have bought Iphone batteries, watch batteries here but my next order will be online.
__label__4 I've been coming to this place for the last 5 years, the staff is always friendly and this place is really clean. The barbers are very professional and well trained. This isn't one of those gay salon's that will massage your head while giving you a reach around, this is a real mans salon. \n\nIf you just want to get a fucking haircut with no lame gimmicks, then this is the place for you!
__label__0 Ugh!  I think I am going to be sick!  Please let the record reflect that I did not choose this restaurant.  It was chosen as a meeting place by my sister-in-law sight unseen.  \n\nLocated in kind of a dingy strip mall, the place was pretty full on a Sunday night.  We took this as a good sign.  The staff was friendly and was very good about bringing drink refills and clearing plates.  The restaurant was relatively clean.\n\nLet's get down to the heart of eating out, though, which is FOOD.  The food ranged from unexceptional to bad.  The eggrolls, jalapeno chicken, and fried wantons were not bad, but nothing special.  The coconut shrimp was the best thing  I ate and was actually tasty, but very heavy and greasy.  The hot and sour soup was okay.\n\nDo not be tempted by the sushi.  I am skeptical anytime I see sushi at a buffet, but decided to try it anyway.  It was TERRIBLE!  The one nigiri I had was just awful.  The fish was not fresh and the rice was bland.  The one California type roll was similarly AWFUL.  I hope that sushi virgins are not getting this as their first taste of sushi, because it will turn them off to sushi forever.\n\nThe other items to choose from were standard Chinese buffet fare, but bland and greasy.  Nothing special here.  I was too afraid to try very much.\n\nAfter eating at Great Wall Buffet, I feel cheap and dirty, but I did not even enjoy the experience.  If I am going to be so bad, it had better be so good.
__label__0 an absolute atrocity to all that is good and edible. you will see bundt cake straight from KFC. and what is up with the sushi roll with strawberries in it?!
__label__1 The food was just okay some of it was better than others. My problem is it looks like he's hiring his family that really don't know anything about the food service business. I seen one waiter bringing some food put it on some else's table first because he couldn't hold all the plates, then he moved it to the other person's table. This is because the seating Is so close together I can hear the people next to me you chew their food not to mention every conversation they're having. He tried to liven up the place by having a live steel drummer playing which would be nice if he wasn't sitting right on top of me also. If you going to have people sit this close together dim the lights put some candles on the table or remove some of the tables and give me some space!!
__label__2 This place is just OK.  Heavy flavors, etc.  There is pork in the meatballs, which is not mentioned on the menu.\n\nWe have been there twice for happy hour.  It's only worth it because you get appetizers for 1/2 off, drinks/beer are 1/2 off, and house wines are 33% off.  The 1/2-priced appetizers are only available in the bar area.  I wouldn't go there for the full-price menu.
__label__1 I've eaten here before with varied experiences, but my girlfriend wanted to go out for New Year's Eve dinner so we went.  Prior to arriving she made a \"reservation\" / \"call ahead seating\" or whatever they call it at this place.  We arrived at 7:58 for our 8:00 \"seating\" and there were only two couples waiting.  This should have been my first clue as every other time I've been here the place has been crowded.  Even though there were only two couples waiting, we were told it would be 15 minutes (you could clearly see empty tables).  At 8:19 our pager went off to be seated (kind of funny they gave us this since we were ten feet from their stand and as stated earlier there were only a few couples waiting).  As we walked to our table, I noted seven empty tables and had only seen two parties leave.  I'm trying to account for why we waited so long when we had a \"reservation\" and there were empty tables. Oh well, let's just enjoy the meal.  My girlfriend ordered Chicken Alfredo and I the Conchiglie Formaggi.  They both arrived just warm (the restaurant was particularly cold last night) and our server didn't offer fresh grated parmesan. Both dishes were bland but were palatable, hence the \"Meh, I've experienced better\".  Truly the best part was the fact my belly was no longer growling and we could head out for a great New Year's Eve celebration.
__label__2 This is my neighborhood Sprouts.  The one time manager of this store used to live downstairs from me and I had no clue what he did for a living until long after he accepted a position with another company.  After I found out what he did I mentioned I had only been in 2 Sprouts and had liked the produce in the first one I went to (83rd and T-Bird) but when the new one opened at 51st and Peoria, on my way home, I had been disappointed in the quality of the produce and had never gone back.  He explained you do not want to buy meat and produce from a place that does not have lines at the register because they do not turn the inventory fast enough.  He suggested I go a little out of my way and try his old store which does a much higher volume.  If I am in the area I will also still stop by 83rd and T-Bird as they do even more volume.  Some of their stuff is a little high priced but for price shopping I go to Wal-mart or Costco.\n\nSo what do I like to buy there?  Produce, pork brats, fish (Friday I got swordfish), several times a year they have buffalo, chocolate covered raisins (I really have to watch myself). They have Muir Glen ketchup (no corn syrup and great taste).  I have tried some of their breads and chips and not been impressed.\n\nI do not go often but I am glad I took my neighbor's advice and tried them again.  And I have never had more than 3 people in front of me in line.
__label__4 The evolution of supermarkets towards fresh produce, gluten-free products, organic products when possible, and competitive prices has been a boon to Sprouts.  This is a local chain on the verge of exploding onto the national scene in a big way.\n\nSprouts recently went public and with good reason.  They have 170 stores, primarily on west coast and a rabid customer base. These stores rock!  They are super clean, super competitive and have a fantastic selection of groceries.\n\nThe produce is some of the finest you'll find in town; it's always top notch quality at very good prices.  The meat counter is amazing.  Trust me on this, their chicken sausage (about five flavors but choose the caliente) is fantastic.  We use it a couple of times a month in our spicy pasta dish with mini penne.  The fish is always fresh, it never smells fishy, and the wrapped meat in the case is beautiful and always delicious.\n\nThe general merchandise section has one of the largest selections of natural and homeopathic vitamins and supplements in the valley and an educated staff to help guide your purchases.  \n\nThey have a wonderful selection of bulk foods that has got to be the highest quality bulk in the valley.  The chocolate covered (you name it, walnuts, almonds, raisins, peanuts, etc) are fantastic!  It's a great way to buy just the quantity you need, at a great price.\n\nI've shopped at nearly all of the West side Sprouts and none of them will disappoint you; this is a quality chain that is going to be around for a long, long time.
__label__1 It's amazing that no matter what me and my family do we can't walk out the door for no less than $30. The food is good , not great. The new cost cutting measures include the servers putting ALL ICE in your cups and 10% soda , and putting a layer of cheese so thin on the pizzas that it's stupid. New employees , same complete idiot type. A girl who came to our table on the same night , served us 2 different pizzas that we didn't order. Then she seemed like she was \"disrespected\" when we pointed out that the pizza's weren't the ones we ordered. Just save your money. I agree with tabatha , I've lost about 20 pounds since I've stopped eating at major food chains that have taken gross amounts of cost cutting. There's more cheese on the pizzas from the taco bell menus that have pizza hut. Seriously! you get more cheese on that little pre made pizza that comes from the PH factory that what they put on the pizzas when they're making them \"fresh\". Last one I had smelt like corn chips at this location.\n\nsave your money.
__label__1 $13.83 for a Tosted mac & cheese No meat.... but they charge like if it had shrimp!   I won't order this again. .. over priced, small portion,  and it's not even the best I ever had.
__label__3 Thunderbird Pools is definitely better than the big pool companies like Paddock and Shasta.\n\n-Estimate was very straight forward. I told them what I wanted and he gave me an estimate for the work. All the other pool companies kept trying to sell me up and telling me how I needed this and that. \n-Estimate was equal if not cheaper\n-Didn't charge extra for doing simple things like removing the diving board and bolts that was no longer needed after remodel (other pool companies wanted an extra $200 just to do that!)\n-Work was done quickly and on time\n-Had some issues with the pool light but they fixed in a good manner
__label__4 I love, love, love Tokyo Lobby!  I go there at least once a week for lunch or dinner.  It is a little jewel in a strip mall that I though was my little secret :)\n\nThe restaurant was introduced to us about 2 years ago through a friend's ex, but that's another story.  At that time it was in a much smaller space, but within the last year they have relocated to a much nicer location.  \n\nThe sushi is phenomenal!  The best I have had in the valley, and I have tried many.  The rolls are to die for - large, flavorful, fresh and they never skimp on portion size or taste.  The staff is attentive and friendly.  Good sake, many flavors and sake bombers - hey why not? \n\nMust try: baby lobster roll, crunch roll, monkey brains and heart attack\n\n(mmmm...i'm salivating just thinking about it!)
__label__4 I LOVE sushi! And I love it even more when it is from Tokyo Lobby.  I eat here at least once a week, budget be damned.  I can't help it. I'm addicted.  I probably need some kind of support group. I'm all about the soft shell crab and the blue fin. I am also a big fan of their bento boxes.  You get a lot for your buck.  And for appetizers, the Heart Attack is great (never in a million years would I have thought I would be paying for a heart attack).  I usually go as they are opening, because once lunch hour hits, an available seat will be impossible. You should really give this place a try, it is a real treat.
__label__1 Nothing special, really.  The prices were great, especially the $5 Sake Bomber special.  But overall, the food was just not sexy at all.
__label__4 I am new to Arizona, and this is the first Dentist I've been to here. The staff is very friendly, the office is clean and inviting. I had a very pleasant cleaning on my teeth this morning (didn't leave my gums swollen like others). The prices are very reasonable and I will be using them again. Certainly recommended!
__label__2 Went there for my daughters birthday and she loved it. We finished our meal tipped the cook at our table paid and was outside talking when the waitress came out and complained we didn't tip her enough cause half her tip goes to the cook. Are you kidding me how is that my problem. And when was it ok to follow customers outside and ask for more money. I was so pissed and shocked that I will never go back to that place again.
__label__2 I was a bit disappointed with the pulled pork. It seemed to be a tad under-cooked. It had a nice smoke ring but there was a lot of fat in my sandwich.\n\nThe atmosphere is great and the waiter was helpful and friendly. With all the self-promotion about all the BBQ competitions they have won, you think their pulled pork would better than what I could make in my backyard.\n\nMy wife leaned over and said, \"Your BBQ is better than this!\" I guess I'll have to try the ribs or the brisket next time.
__label__3 Stopped in here for lunch yesterday... and had the pulled pork sandwich with the sole slaw... on an onion roll. Had the baked beans as a side... and of course Sweet Tea! \n\nI loved it. It was so damn good. The meal was about 9 bucks... a little steep in my opinion for a sandwich. The beans were really delicious with little morsels of BBQ beef in it. Unfortunately, I do not get out to this part of town too often, so i do not get to take advantage of all the BBQ goodness Thee Pitts has to offer. \n\nI am glad I get to check off another one of the Dinner, Drivins, and Dives restaurant off my list of must tries!
__label__2 Saw it on triple D finally got to try it I got the combo platter lots of meat in the dish. The meat was very good except the sliced ham tasted like turkey ham. Beef rib was not good either sides need work got corn on cob very over boiled. Wife got coleslaw said it was very bland. Overall not bad would go back but would get the chopped meat. Also BBQ sauce a little ketcupy.
__label__1 Eh - not bad...but not anything to write home about.
__label__2 Hidden little nook, right next to JcPenny (on the south west side). \n\nIf you are anything like me & don't own a needle & thread (it's sad, I know!) then this is a good place to go if you need to have something hemmed or tailored.\nThey also do embroidery, although that can get a bit price if you are wanting an intricate or large design. My daughter had her best friends initials embroidered onto a small bag & it was $15, reasonable I think, & it came out really nice! It does add a little something extra & makes gifts more personal & thoughtful :)  \n\nAn important note, so you won't be caught off guard, this store works on CASH only & requires pre-payment. \n\nDuring the holiday season the turn around time was 1 week, but maybe now that it's over the wait time is less.
__label__0 Just ate at this shit box, Ajo Al's in Glendale. Very disappointed in our dinning experience. I wish I'd have read some of the reviews before going. The only positive I have is that the interior was aesthetically pleasing. Completely downhill from there. We ordered two margaritas, on the rocks, with two shots of Grand Marnier. It took at least 10 minutes to get our drinks and the shots of Grand Marnier were only a 1/2 oz. each. We had to request a full one oz. shot, and wait another 10 minutes for it to transpire. The food was nothing spectacular, if not overpriced. At the end of the meal we ordered two more margaritas, this time melon, and again a we waited. Our empty plates and glass wear were never cleared from the table. When we left, the remanence from everything we ordered was still on the table, and everything took exceedingly long... Do not waist your time and money if you are expecting any kind of good dining experience.\nI've had better \"generic brand salsa\", and I doubt if they even know what a jalapeno is.
__label__1 Very dissappointed with the customer service. Went there on Friday, 11/15/13 with my family. The waitress spent most of her time trying to upsale. She encouraged us to get extra cream cheese with out pollo con queso (in which we ordered 3). We did, and of course we were charged for the extra cream cheese. My son ordered the kids meal and I explained to her that it comes with a free drink. She already inputted the charge and stated that she would speak with her manager. She never removed the item from the bill. Normally, we overtip on our bill. We usually leave approximately 15% if the service was poor. We left an $11 tip on our bill that was $70.44 ($81.44 after tip) due to the poor service. I checked my bank account today and noticed that our waitress added an extra $1. Total amount charged was $82.44. Ajo Al's just lost a customer for life.
__label__1 Had you asked me to write the review after my first visit I would have given three stars.  Now that we have been back for a second stop, it has dropped to a 2 star experience. \n\nBiggest plus - the chips are hot fresh and the salsas are tasty.\n\nHowever, the entress are just a soupy mess of sauce, beans, rice and whatever you ordered.  It seems they plate the food, then throw it under a broiler or heat lamp to perfectly melt everything into one congealed mess.  Flavor is jsut ok, as the two stars say, \"meh, I've experienced better.\"\n\nStill on the quest for a better upscale Mexican Dinning experience.  Somewhere where they rice and beans are not one big mess covered in sauce and sour cream.  Somewhere where they take the time to plate a nice plate of food.
__label__1 .......Where are the chopsticks?\n\nA Chinese restaurant is clearly not Chinese when there are no chopsticks on the place setting! Tea was lukewarm upon arrival, tasted unauthentic, with the help of any ambiguous American tea bag. The hot and sour soup had peas...peas! Side of rice was stiff and tasted as if it had been in the cooker all day. Had the stir fry vegetable dish that consisted of broccoli, snow peas and mushrooms overly cooked to mush; where was my bok choy or kai lan or any type of actual authentic Chinese vegetables?!\n\nOne thing I do give them credit for: service was clean, fast, and efficient.\n\nOther than that, your money's better off at Panda Express right down the street. Same quality of food, and at least there you won't have to pay for tip!
__label__0 Wife and daughter ate here and got food poisoning. They had the shrimp lo mein. Beware!
__label__1 When we first moved to Arizona we lived in Ahwatukee and Abacus Inn was on restaurant of choice on Elliot and 48th.   Fast forward 20 years and one pops in closer to us so we thought we would give it a try.  \nI liked it, she didn't.  It wasn't the same as we remembered.  Maybe we aged.  Maybe they did.  The place is tiny and packed.  There appears to be a brisk take-out business happening.   The menu appears to be \"lite\" on menu options and not like other Chinese joints where there are endless pages of options.  \nWe preferred Shanghai on 67th and Happy Valley (in the Fry's shopping Center) as our favorite Chinese in the Northwest side.  \nThere is some serious commentary needed and it's how these Chinese restaurants seem to make take out orders, over in restaurant orders.   They must teach them that in Chinese Food school but I have seen full packed restaurants of people waiting up to an hour + for food, while the take out is brisk.  I have seen people walk in, order takeout and then sit and eat it whiles others wait.   I'm not sure why they do this, but all Chinese joints seem to partake in this mistake.
__label__4 My favourite Chinese Restaurant. Better than PF or any of that nonsense. I order the Orange Chicken, Chicken Chow Mein or Mu Shu Pork and I love them all! I crave this place and its deliciousness, maybe it's the addictive MSG but for once, I don't even care! \n\nOn my last visit, the owner gave everyone a Chinese Calendar as a holiday gift which was kind! Fair warning, some of the staff are strange but most of them a great! \n\nYou should go there now.
__label__1 This place drives me nuts!  It's very convenient for me to drop in and I'm mostly satisfied with their food, it's just that they are so slooooow in the drive-thru.  On my last visit I couldn't even order at the menu.  I had to roll up to the window and give my order.  It's not that the menu wasn't working, the gal just wasn't listening or hearing me correctly or something.  I had a question and apparently questions don't fly out at the menu.  When I got to the window and asked \"can you leave a few fries w/o chili on them?\" the look she gave me was complete bewilderment - like nobody had ever asked her a question before.  Frustrating.  I'll go here again because it's on the right side of the freeway, on my way everywhere.
__label__1 This is NOT the famous Grimaldis pizza that everyone hears about.  There's a fuss over who gets to use the name, presumably it's either the location on Scottsdale Rd. or the new location just off the 101 at Northern in Peoria.  Either way, this is not the famous Grimaldis.\n\nPizza is very average.  Service is usually poor, and usually from teenage kids with little to no training as servers.  In fact, it's unclear whether it is full serve or not.  Sometimes you have to go up to the counter to order, and other times they correct your behavior and insist that you sit down first.\n\nPizza by the slice isn't so great in the afternoon hours because it is reheated stuff from much earlier with a drizzle of fresh cheese put on top of the old, starting to form skin crusted cheese.\n\nAfternoon happy hour attracts an unsavory crowd looking for cheap chicken wings and light beer.\n\nFamily owned, but who cares if the service is often bad and the food isn't so great.
__label__3 I love this place - I was so happy to finally find a decent restaurant in the West Valley.  Love that its a local business.  Pizza is great and I've heard so many great reviews about the rest of the menu.  Great casual local neighborhood restaurant!  Great customer service and prices too!
__label__1 Chairs are uncomfortable... The only time they act like they understand  or speak English is when your talking about price & times up for massage.  I liked the cucumber scrub & didn't have to wait long.  Not a bad place to go if in the area but I've been to a lot better.
__label__4 Great coffee. Free refills just keep your receipt. Hazelnut coffee?! with more hazelnut? I'm in heaven. I also got bottom of the pot coffee and my mouth is tingling from the caffeine. LOL. The bagels here are also worth the price.
__label__2 It's hit or miss at this particular store. At lunchtime-it's great. At dinnertime-not so much. You can definitely tell the difference between the lunch and dinner crew. The line is kept up and the store is clean at lunch. The tables are bussed and the drinks are kept full at lunch. At dinner..again not so much. \n\nSoups are very good, bread items are ok, hot foods are not very good in selection and just blah at best. The salad bar is fresh though and the selection is plentiful. \n\nThe servers are again very hit or miss. The lunch crew is nice and personable. The dinner crew--well let's just say they spend A LOT of time in the back....hiding. This would be ok if we could get our own drinks, but when you depend on a server to bring you a drink and your glass has been empty for 1/2 hour...not so much. \n\nThe best part about Souper Salad is the price. The \"other\" salad bar is almost $10 per person and that is just insane for salad. The \"not so much\" parts about Souper Salad are a bit more tolerable when the price is not an arm and a leg.
__label__1 Souper Salad always leaves you slightly dissatisfied. Not that I believe the competition is much better but there are some definite improvements that could push Souper Salad up a few notches. \n\n1. Clean plates and silverware. - we typically are left sorting through the stack of plates to look for one without cling on leftovers. This goes for silverware as well.\n\n2. More adequate staffing. - Every time we have gone to Souper Salad (which is quite often) we are forced to wait at the register for 2 - 10 minutes while the floor attendant carries drinks to seated patrons and removes dirty trays. There is one lady who has been working here forever with long brown hair. She seems to take on the majority of the workload. This last weekend there was what appeared to be a younger lady manager who seemed very uninterested in assisting at the register or anywhere else for that matter.\n\n3. Bread station refills - The bread is almost always empty or near empty forcing you to watch until bread is set out and then battle the other customers to get a lousy breadstick.\n\nI noticed that Souper Salad recently attempted a minor facelift. While under \"construction\" the place looked a bit like a crime scene and I half expected a chalk outline on the floor. The big reveal did not do much to make up for the cosmetic disarray. There were maybe a few new pictures added (no more creepy dancing veggies) but I didnt notice many upgrades other than that. Regardless, you get what you pay for and considering you can feed a family of 3 for less than $20 you can't expect 5 star dining, but I won't be giving Souper Salad a 5 star rating either.
__label__3 = = = = = =  CLOSED!  = = = = = =\n\nSo sad, so sad...  we've lost yet another Souper Salad!     :-((     There were 16 of them in the Valley a while back & now we're down to THREE!  The problem?  THEY DON'T CHARGE ENOUGH FOR THE BUFFET!!  I certainly hope they'll finally see the light & raise the price a couple dollars at the remaining locations so we'll still have them around to enjoy!     :-O
__label__3 Okay everyone, I've been doing business with these guys for a little over a year now and have done quite a bit of business with them. So you're probably asking why 4 stars and not 5? Well they don't deserve a 5. \n\nAs you read through the rest of these reviews, there's a person in this store with a little bit of an attitude. The old man and chuck are cool and willing to help, especially when you grow balls and start experimenting with new recipes or need help. \n\nI continue to go back because these 2 guys. I also like small business and the personal touch to that business. I am like some people on here though. I have tinkered with the idea of doing business online as I really don't like the snobbish attitude of the one guy that works there sometimes.\n\nOverall they normally have what you need.\n\nHope this helps.
__label__3 Been in here more times than I can count.  Likely have a stake at this point in one of the boilers...\n\nThere is a rhythm to this place.  Like a hectic Starbucks (do these exist anymore?) or the DMV.  Bottom line is that It takes a few passes to get the swing of it.  Don't roll in all Einsteins-fresh and go \"hey, what about my microwave heated egg patty?!?!?\"\n\nGet to know this little gem and let them get to know you.  It's a dance people, it takes a few turns to get it.  After that, I believe you will experience a excellent value, consistency, and yes - friendly and helpful staff that I look forward to saying \"good morning\" too.  \n\nBTW - one of the few places that will keep me drinking hot coffee in the summer due to their Kona!
__label__4 Any type of fresh bagel and bagel sandwich you can think of. They are always fresh and use only boars head meats and cheeses. New York style deli that is simply delicious.
__label__4 This is a great place to sit and have lunch with friends.  It's always busy but the service is fast.  Staff is very friendly, in fact, my daughter of 2 years use to go in with me all the time and they would always acknowledge her.\n\nI never pay over $7 for breakfast or lunch, and the deli meat is excellent quality.  I would definitely recommend it.
__label__2 Superb bagel just wish they would cut back on the salt. Then I could patronize them more often.
__label__4 If you're craving for bagels or breakfast, you need to go here and eat every / any bagel you can think of.
__label__3 oOoh I'm giving this place four stars based solely on how fancy, organized and the quality of the produce and meats are...and they have this really lovely bakery inside...I would like to try it one day. As for the service...I am not very content with...why? because....\n\nSo I was at the Butcher Corner's section looking at the selections of great beef cuts...I was pretty happy they have Filet Mignon and they looked like pretty good quality...and well for $26/lb they should be! Well so I've been standing there for awhile and there was a person behind the counter...I knew that knew that I was there but he didn't say anything. Then another person (old white Caucasian male) walks around the area just browsing..automatically the butcher guy asks him if he needs help...when I have been standing there for like 2 minutes. I was a little offended. \n\nAnyways besides that...this place is the equivalent of Bristol Farms in LA. This market has all the exotic and fine ingredients to make a delicious meal. =)
__label__1 I have been using this facility for several years.  The doctor's service has been fine, however the office has continually gotten worse.  When calling the office it is usually a minimum wait of 20 minutes.  Several times I have been disconnected.  I feel they need to get better or more office workers who appreciate a persons time.
__label__4 I have been going to Sakanas for years now, and can say that I have yet to have anything short of a great experience there! \n\nThe sushi is fantastic, very high quality and fresh! They give you huge pieces of fish for a very affordable price. The rolls ate delicious as well, they always have cool specials that can be seen on their whiteboard behind the sushi bar. The lunch special is fantastic, you can get plenty of rolls for very cheap! \n\nAlso, the service is always awesome. Yoshie, a manager, is always walking around greeting everyone and checking on you during your meal. She seems to know almost all her customers, and makes everyone feel important.\n\nI give them 5 starts for service, food quality, portion size, and prices, Sakanas is the best!!
__label__2 I was a loyal Sakana fan for years up until the birth of my sone.  Going out for sushi is not so convenient with a lil one. So after a 3 year hiatus, my husband and I opted for Sakana on date night.  Would it be all that we remembered? Disappointed to say that it wasn't. We sat at the sushi bar and the chefs were not as personable as they were in the past - very little banter or recommendations. The saving grace was the scallop dynamite - the best I have had in the Valley and the oranges for dessert. Gosh how I missed those.  \nI accept that maybe a 3 year break might have built up my expectations.
__label__3 Pleasantly surprised here to say the least.  My local classmates brought me here since it was near our campus and when I saw sushi in a strip mall in the middle of the Arizona desert, I was skeptical.  But this place was the real deal on the inside and beyond offering standard fare, presented a number of interesting specials that really got my attention.  Lobster and Miso soup, soft-shell crab, spicy tuna handrolls and real, fresh wasabi made this place stand out.  I would go so far as to call it a sushi oasis in the desert!
__label__3 I really like that this place is always busy, but not busy enough for the staff to accommodate you. Every time I've eaten here I've gotten excellent service... and food! \n\nI've mostly tried their pasta dishes and haven't disappointed with any of them so far. If I'm on a (rare) healthy kick I'll order their flank steak salad, which is still awesome. Also love their Italian sodas - Hurricane is my fave. \n\nThis is my new place to go for Italian and a definite must-try!
__label__0 I used to love this place. When it first opened (when it was half the size it was now, and they had BYOB because they didn't have an alcohol license), we really enjoyed it. The servers were friendly and fast, and the manager walked around and checked on all her guests.\n\nWhat the heck happened? This was my go-to spot during weekdays around lunch, when me and the girls would go in for their lunch special (a salad and pasta or pizza for $9). Slowly, this place was going from one of my favorite places, to somewhere I would avoid. There is no reason to have rude, ignorant waiters who know nothing about the new items they've added to their menu, or how to use a register. \n\nDespite this, because it's so close, me and a couple friends went in to get the lunch special. We were seated immediately in a cool area under an air vent (thank God) and our drink orders were taken as a server (a young blonde girl) introduced herself. It took six minutes for our drinks to get to the table, while we watched her chatting with a guy at the bar.\n\nWhen we took our orders, I got my usual. I love their Spring salad, I always get it every time I come in, because it's always delicious - and the pasta martini, which my whole family enjoys when we come in. Our food came out quick, and our bill came out shortly.\n\nHowver, when we had asked for a split bill, she must have forgotten. We had all gotten the same thing (the lunch special and a soda) so we gave her our debit cards so she could split them up at the register. She brought back our bills to sign and return our cards when I noticed my bill said $17?! Umm, no?! I immediately corrected her, and she told me she would remove that from my card and replace it with my bill. I left a small tip and left.\n\nThe next day, I went on to check my bank account. Not ONLY had I been charged the 17 for someone else's order, but the additional 13.50 from mine!!!  THIRTY DOLLARS?! I called the manager and she asked for my reciept. When I explained I did not have it (she hadn't brought me one), she told me she could not help me, even though I offered to print out my bank statement. \n\nI doubt I will ever come back to this location. I much prefer the location in uptown, where the servers are friendly and out of high school.
__label__2 It's hard to get pasta wrong. Its also hard to stick out. Babbo does neither. A distinctly average yet affordable dining option located north of the 101 loop. They have lunch specials and decent pizza and wine.
__label__0 Went early tonight, Wed., to beat the crowd but we beat the main cook. Salad was wilted, main course lacked flavor other than the taste of the scorched vegetables. Our previous visit was just ok but this was our last visit.
__label__4 Groomingdales is a wonderful local grooming store for your pet. Robin and Sean the owners are genuine people who care about animals and will treat your pet as if it is their own. I love the environment that the animal is not kept in a cage and can have free reign of the shop while they are waiting for their turn at grooming. I also took my Chloe (yorkie) in for daycare yesterday and when I picked her up at the end of the day, she was good and tired from having a fun filled day. Stop in and chat with Robin or Sean and get to know them, you won't regret it. Lastly - their address for their shop has moved, the Yelp administrator hasn't approved the address change - they are now located on 17224 N. 43rd avenue. Less than a mile from their previous location, just right over on 43rd, just North of Bell on the west side.
__label__1 I went to this cleaners for alteration to a gown. They told me they would alter the hem of the gown for $10-15, which I thought was a great deal because I had just been quoted $30. I left the dress and was told it would be ready by Thursday (I needed it for an event that day). I was called on Wednesday saying the cost was actually about $50, and would not be ready until Friday. I asked for the dress back but the dress was at a different location and they could not have it back to me. My plan was to take it to another location to get hemmed. Given the short amount of time, I ended up having them alter the gown although it was expensive. I ended up wearing a different gown since, although it was ready by Thursday, it was too late and I couldn't pick it up. The manager only gave me a 10%-15%. As good business practice, she should have given me the original price I was quoted.  At the end of it all, I ended up paying more (about $48), and the hem on the gown was done sloppily and the material now has a permanent wave at the base of the dress (probably because if the thread and tension used). It is an expensive and fancy gown, so I was pretty bummed they did a sloppy job. The positive: the two ladies I worked with were nice and professional.
__label__0 I found this place when I purchased a deal chicken.  It was 5mins from my house and I was excited to try a new place.  I called to make the appt. and the girl was super nice and accommodating for my schedule.  I needed to get the gel mani and pedi done within an hour and a half.  She said no problem.  I was getting married that weekend and this was for the event.  I showed up on time and was told the original person I had the appt with wasn't there.  No problem I figured no biggie.  Boy was I wrong.  The lady who was my replacement was a hairdresser NOT a nail tech.  She had zero experience.  She was already doing someones hair and I ended up waiting 20mins before she started on my toes.  What a disaster.  She was slow and inexperienced and I think my 7yo son could have done a better job painting them.  By this time I was seriously running low on time so I just told her to do a reg mani and skip the gel (which was the whole point of me going in the first place!).  Not to mention they didn't have red in the gel which seems like a common enough color to have in stock.  I ended up going home and painting my own nails since I have a gel kit at home, thank goodness.  By the next day, I noticed that the toe polish was chipping and peeling off and was also goopy looking like the polish was old.  Very disappointing.  Needless to say I wasted my money.  Will NEVER come back here.
__label__0 Wow. If you want to buy something here, be prepared to be assaulted if you don't want add-ons. I can't believe the change of attitude in our salesman when we said we didn't need cables, and did not want their warranty. The \"sales manager\" came over, (who was younger than the salesperson--I'm not buying the \"manager\" thing) and tried to sell us also. We left without buying anything. When they mention Monster Cable, RUN!
__label__2 Went through the drive-thru today-- got my friends the cod sandwich. Several hours later, one friend had digestive problems. I've gone there before without incident, but i'd double check to make sure the food is cooked enough. Perhaps nuke it for a minute in the microwave at home to be safe.
__label__4 I am a self proclaimed \"Trader Joe Hoe\" lol. I don't care what anyone says, Trader Joes is the BEST grocery store EVER. The Arrowhead location is one of the best, I don't see why people are bitching about it. I shop at this location on a weekly basis and sure, sometimes it's a bit crowded but it's nothing unusual from Walmart, Fry's ect. I've been a Trader Joeaholic since my days in Los Angeles. The store locations are very limited in Phoenix, but I'm just so grateful they even have stores out here! Trader Joes carries so many foodie friendly products, no other grocery store can compare. A few of my top TJ products are..\nTrader Joes Meditteranian Hummus\nTrader Joes Dolmas (they even beat restaurant dolmas!!)\nTrader Joes Guacamole\nTrader Joes Dark Chocolate Covered Cranberries\nAnd the list can go on and on. Trader Joes carries a lot of vegetarian products as well which is pretty nice. And for everyone taking stars away from this remarkable place due to the fact that it's not near or in your darn backyard,  go take a hike to the nearest preservative packed Walmart and load up on pork grinds or something sheesh.. Trader Joes also has a raffle if you bring a reuseable bag when you shop. They always have had many lanes open when I go and the wait is never long enough for me to remember it being long. The cashiers are always really friendly. I love Trader Joes!! Always and forever!! 5 stars baby!! :)
__label__3 Definitely one of my favorite grocery stores. Tons of vegetarian & vegan options. Lots of whole food based items. Lots of items focused on using healthy ingredients. They make lots of their own brand products, many of which are VERY good and delicious. We love their hummus.\n\nThe only reason I give 4 stars instead of 5 is that I can't always find every single item that I need there, as Trader Joe's is a smaller grocery store than most. This applies to their produce section as well, as I can't find a certain vegetable or other item I'm looking for there occasionally. Wish the store was even bigger and offered even more so that I could do all of my shopping there.
__label__3 So now that I've been here multiple times, I must say that the rude worker was probably having an off day. Every time I've been in here everyone has been super helpful, it's always clean & everyone is friendly. LOVE TJ's!!
__label__2 I have been here a total of three times, and each time I come I have tried something new hoping to find something that tasted good. Perhaps it is the fact that I haven't tried any good ones or perhaps its the fact that I have just been trying all the bad ones. Either or they are one in the same because every time I have come here I have been disappointed. Here is the break down of the stars given.\n\nStar 1:\nThe Service: I gave this a star because despite the drinks here being bland the people working here are absolutely not in the slightest. They have always been courteous and full of smiles. They are always prompt with making my drinks and very friendly.\n\nStar 2:\nThe Atmosphere: This place is a wonderful place to be whether you came to chat with your friends, study, or just read a book. There is no pressure to leave and there are many different types of seats in this place. A comfortable couch to read on, a sturdy chair to study in, or outside patio chairs for the cool evenings. \n\nStar 3:\nThe Location: Being next to the 101 freeway is always a plus due to easy travel. I can easily go from work to this place and then back home. All I have in my area is a dunkin doughnuts and to be honest you don't go their for lattes.\n\nOn the flip side, here are why the other two stars were not given.\n\n1: The drinks: As I mentioned before I was sorely disappointed with the drinks here. My first drink here was the Carmel latte and to be honest I thought I was going to get a blood clot because of how sweet it was. It was so sweet that I only could take a couple sips and then had to throw it away. My second drink was some type of ice tea. I love ice tea, but when I drank this it was so bitter I had to force myself to drink it all just to feel that I didn't waste my money. Finally, the last drink i got was the Chai Tea Latte. All I can say is that it tasted like a Chai Tea Latte that sat out in the sun for about 10 minutes and served. It was so watered down and unpleasant I just drank it as fast as I could and left it at that. \n\n2: The prices. When I look at the cost of some of these things I find myself a little in awe. How could such simple concoctions of sugar, power, coffee, and milk be so expensive? My chai tea was almost $5 with tax and it was tiny!\n\nDespite the disappointing drinks I think i keep coming back because of the atmosphere of the place. Hopefully I can find something to drink soon that is good, or I might have to start looking for another coffee shop. After all isn't the main reason you go to a coffee shop is to drink coffee or related drinks?
__label__3 I love the furniture here! We went in looking for a coffee table and a large ottoman.  Pricey but all of the pieces are unique. Place was not busy and sales people did not circle you like road kill. They also didnt say hello, so I took a star. We were able to browse through and didnt have any questions so it didn't bother me that they didnt greet us. Large and small pieces to go in any room. Looked like they had a design center. Didn't find the perfect piece today.
__label__2 The sushi rolls are kinda thin. I heard a lot of good things about this place. I only found it to be ok. I was not that impressed. I'd go again but it wouldn't be my first choice.
__label__2 For the price, Hungry Howie's is all right. I like the choice of crust flavors, and the coupon deals are reasonable. The Howie's bread is super salty, but otherwise it's the way I like it--crispy on the outside, soft on the inside. I ordered a pineapple pizza, and there wasn't much cheese. Otherwise, it tasted good. \n\nI would say this is a step above Little Cesar's.
__label__0 Was a big fan until yesterday. Hot sauce used to be the best, now just tasted like tomato sauce. Food was awful, they're only excuse was that they are training new chefs. Sadly, we will not go back.
__label__0 I'm not surprised by the reviews and wished I would have read them before going.  What I am surprised about is how many negative reviews there are going back several years and the same problems remain...hello?\n\nThis was our first and last visit.  There's no \"Steak House\" apeal at all.  It more resembles a nursing home.  Not only the cliental but the decor as well.  Even when the phone rings, it seems to be amplified so everyone has an opportunity to hear it.  Management seemed very out of touch not only with the guests but the employees as well.  \n\nThe portions on the sides were very small and the 16 oz Ribeye I had ordered medium rare...half, yes half of the steak they praise was medium well and the other half was RARE, very very rare.  They forgot to bring out my mashed potatoes and once they did after I said something they were very dry.  Everything I had lacked flavor and care.  I could go on about the other 3 dishes my family had and didn't care for, however I really want to put this behind us. \n\nOnce a week my family and I try something new...we will not be back!
__label__2 My first visit was decent, but didn't quite live up to my expectations.\n\nI food just wasn't that good for a steakhouse. Neither my wife and I cared for our appetizer. We got the Fire-Grilled Fresh Artichoke. They say it is a popular choice, but I didn't like it at all. My burger was very plain and lacked good taste. It made me wish I had gone to Five Guys instead. My wife got the steak and thought it was OK, but later she ended up getting sick. She ordered off the gluten-free menu as she has sensitivities, so this place may have issues with cross-contamination.\n\nOne positive was our friendly server. Cassie was excellent and we were very pleased because we rarely get good service when we go out. She kept up with refills and offered to replace anything we didn't like. I also wrote about my visit and explained how I didn't like the food. The manager said he would send us a coupon, so I can appreciate that they are reaching out to their customers.\n\nI got good vibes from sitting at the restaurant. I like their tables and seats. I think I will give it a second chance, but the food has to be better if they want to win me over as a customer.
__label__2 After being seated at three different tables we decided to sit at the bar.  We then found out they were out of lager.  How the hell can a brewery be out of lager?  The food was decent, the service was below average, and the crowd was the usual here in Glendale, old white folks.
__label__1 Eh. \n\nThey're open until 2am.  That's about the only above average thing they have going for them in NW Phoenix.  Probably the weakest Rock Bottom I've visited.  \n\nEverything is average or below average.  The prices are too high for what you get unless you hit happy hour.  With Yard House setting the bar in this genre, this place just looks weak.\n\nFood quality ranks at bar food to me.  Servers don't seem to be paid or managed well.  Upgrades are needed all around.
__label__3 Huge selection of beers.. Ambiance is also great.. food is awesome....try the chicken nachos...just awesome !
__label__3 I really like shopping here.  The clearance racks have some great finds at decent prices.  It is the only section I would buy from (well other than the skin care counters) though, cuz prices are steep in my opinion everywhere else in the store.
__label__0 I work a Arrowhead in a smaller store so before work I decided to go shopping. I've been looking for a new watch and purse since I already got my taxes back. I went to the Michael Kors watch counter and the sales lady was helping some woman who said she was looking around, the woman was flashing hundred dollar bills in her hand, so I looked around. When that woman left, she completely ignored me and started doing paperwork even though I made eye contact with her and said hello. I'm only 18 and I look very young so I'm often passed by sales people because they don't think they'll get a sale.  well, I was going to give you a $300 dollar sale but I guess not now, people should stop judging by my age.\n\nAfter the stupid watch sales lady, I went to go look at some handbags. Where again, no one helped me even after I said hello and expressed interest. Step up your game, Dillard's. I, myself, am a sales associate and I know when someone is interested in making a purchase.\n\nThe atmosphere of this Dillard's is just crap now. I saw two beauty counter associates talking about an older Asian lady because she couldn't speak English and they couldn't understand her. They were laughing and ignoring her.\n\nThe amount of booger picking kids running a muck here is mind boggling. Watch your damn kids.
__label__3 It's a maze of toys that you won't find at most department stores. \n\nI like the organization. It makes it easy to go the the area you want. All toys in their proper spot, divided into Toddler toys, board games, stuffed animals, learning toys, dolls, sports toys, action figured, cars, etc. \n\nI was serious about the maze thing, lol. There is 1 entrance and 1 exit and they are not interchangeable :) When you first walk in, because they know children so well and their ability to walk in a door and then break out into an all out sprint in all directions, you are guided through a few isles that curve around (they are chalk full of toys, of course) and THEN you get to the main isle. \n\nMy check out experience was awesome. The lady actually noticed that I was hiding something my nieces view and she made sure to scan it when she wasn't looking and to double bag it :D I love her. \n\nPrices range, but the toys here do seem to be pricier in general compared to most department stores, but like it said, they have a much wider variety.
__label__0 I would not go to them ever again. We have twin 18 month olds. they missed so many opportunities for candid pictures because they were so concerned with getting the one perfect picture. they also were way behind in appointments which made that window of opportunity with toddlers dwindle quickly because they under-staff and overbook. after an hour we were presented with 6 horrible shots. also their prices are insane. I highly recommend going to Pictureme studios instead. they are better priced and do an amazing job.
__label__1 service is ok.\nfood is ok...actually really bland and plain. I had the blackened salmon and my parents had the roasted turkey breast.\nchamomile tea is the best.\n\ngood luck.
__label__1 :( The service was fast. We ordered (2) meals. The Bouillabaisse seafood soup and the Bavette Steak with Brussels sprouts. The french onion soup was excellent. The soup was ok; it would have been nice to see some seafood in it for it was little. The Bavette Steak was awful. There were (5) strips of tough meat and the sprouts were burned; maybe they were trying cajun. Don't know, but it wasn't worth $17.50 :(
__label__0 This Mimi's is the worst. The vibe is as if they are a restaurant in training. My server was nice but slightly flustered.\n\nI ordered the benedict with bacon and tomatoes. When you look at the picture on how it was served it was sloppy and made with no care. Mimi's has always given some presentation but this was food on a plate.\n\nIt looked a mess and then I put my fork in it had egg shells inside. I said to my family I knew this dish looked off when it arrived and now egg shells.\n\nI told my server and she was great about getting me something else and apologizing. So I ordered my next usual the Quiche Lorraine taste great but once again thrown on a plate. Typically its served on lettuce with fruit on a plate. This was not the case.\n\nLow Fat Blueberry muffin was great as always..\n\nThis location just didn't feel welcoming and the experience was subpar, management they need help.
__label__3 oOoh been here once for dinner and about three times for lunch...it's really a great place for a quick and easy meal and it's not too fatty like other fast foods..and it's pretty cheap. \n\nI love their 3 piece dark meat rotisserie chicken that comes with a delicious cornbread (I'm usually not fond of cornbread) and two choices of sides. I've had the creamed spinach, corn, veggie mix, squash mix, roasted herb red potatoes and sweet yam which is my least favorite....the sweet yam casserole is just too sweet for my taste...so not a big fan of that one..other than that the other sides are pretty good. The meatloaf meal is also really good...two really good size slice of meatloaf also with a choice of two sides and a cornbread...2 bucks more expensive than the chicken but sometimes you want something besides chicken. heh\n\nSo for a quick easy cheap semi-healthy meal that does not consist of a hand full of grease (burgers, pizza, tacos of that sort..) then Boston Market is really a fantastic choice =)\n\nYummers!
__label__0 Rude & uninformed staff.   Sales girl did not know what an insurance appraisal was.
__label__2 I had a lunch here not long ago, but it was nothing exciting. It wasn't even the best Old Country Buffet I have visited. The food was very basic and it was hard for me to find things that I really enjoyed. Because of that I decided to eat healthier options that I don't fix on my own, so I suppose that was good in a way. I would say its a good place to go if you are looking for home cooked type foods, but don't want to cook yourself. Just keep in mind that you won't find food that is overly tasty, if at all, here.
__label__1 The food isn't all that great and the Mac n cheese taste like that cheap powder cheese and the staff act like they where scared to come serve us maybe because of our skin color. The place wasn't very impressive I won't be back. I tried it once that's it.
__label__2 It usually happens like this: I'm driving, on my way home. I call husband and ask what he wants for dinner. After several minutes of indecisive bantering back and forth, he says \"wings?\" I say \"sure, from where?\" He says \"Brothers?\" I say \"sure, call it in.\" Haven't had the pizza in quite a while, but it was alright. Obviously not fantastic, or I would remember that. And not disgusting, or I would remember that as well. They have a decent menu full of other Italian dishes and sandwiches. Not the best most awesome wings, but it's the closest and on my route home. Staff is friendly and the place is clean!
__label__0 Place is a joke. Screwed up drive-thru order, food is disgusting, hard, dry. Wont answer phone. Calling MasterCard to do a chargeback.
__label__4 They have good food. Been eating here since I moved down 10 years ago. I like their toasted subs and the pizza is excellant! My husband likes the wings and bread knots. Happy Hour is also a bonus.\n\n They are Phoenix Suns sponsors and host the Gorillla during the season. My kids loved eating thier gluten free pizza and meeting the famous Suns Gorilla! Very relaxed family friendly atmosphere. Always welocoming you with a smile when you enter.
__label__1 It has been about 6 years since we dined at streets of New York. This time we ordered a thin and crispy pizza, a Caesar salad and bread knots. From my memory the pizza was better than I remember but not great.   However, the salad was not edible in fact we took it back.  The romain was brown and at least 4 or five days past it's prime.   They took it back without any Question and comped us a piece cheesecake in good faith.  Who ever prepared our meal should be totally embarrassed....        I don't think we will go back..
__label__3 This place gets a 4.5 Stars!\n\nI played on these fields twice for softball tournaments. One was for the ASA softball Worlds that they hosted and the other was most recently the ASA Hispanic Worlds Tournament. Both experiences have been great. Several well kept softball fields, sand volleyball courts, batting cages and bar/lounge area were one can have accessibility to watch the games. It seems to have ample parking lot, so I don't think parking will be a problem.\n\nI believe there is an entrance fee of $3.00 dollars. At Big League Dreams they charge $3.00 for entrance fee, but they give you a free drink token as well. I don't recall Victory Lane doing that.\n\nOverall great park and environment! A great sports venue!!!
__label__3 This is a great complex that offers enough shade to keep you from getting too much sun, misters to keep you cool (if wanted to step in the direction of!) A bar/grill that isn't anything great BUT nice having the choice of having a little better selection of food other than game food; hotdog, pretzel, soda, ect..  I like the layout, I LOVE the future plan of a field for the disabled children (so so neat), and I liked the cleanliness of the bathrooms/complex.... MINUS the no clean at all bar area. Everything about being up on the deck/in the bar was very dirty. First off a dead baby bird on the deck (REALLY?! EWW) and the doors/everything you touch having horrible horrible amounts of dirty finger prints/sweat caked on. Yes, I understand it was a busy day for softball but a little touching up throughout the day...... Not hard.
__label__4 One evening on the way back from Sedona I stopped here for some pie and a coffee.  It was about 50min before closing but followed a few other last minute \"pie-goers\" in the door.  \n\nCute and cozy old western interior.  Cracker Barrel-esque, warm and inviting.  \n\nI spot on the menu RHUBARB CRUB PIE!!! I can't believe my eyes!!!!  My grandmother would always get rhubarb pie from a local farmers market.  I have been on a search for good rhubarb for a long time.  Let me tell you it was LOVE AT FIRST BITE!!!!  \n\nTheir pie crust is out of this world!!!  The crumb topping, TO DIE FOR!!!   \nI have had my fair share of pie and this TAKES THE CAKE!  \n\nHere is the pie list:\n\n-Apple \n-Apple Crumb\n-Banana Cream\n-Blackberry\n-Blueberry\n-Blueberry Crumb\n-Cherry\n-Cherry Crumb\n-Chocolate Cream\n-Coconut Cream\nJack Daniels Pecan \n-Lemon Meringue \n-Mixed Berry Crumb\n-Peach\n-Peach Crumb\n-Pecan\n-Pumpkin \n-Rhubarb \n-Rhubarb Crumb\n-Tennessee Lemon Pie\n\nThey have coolers filled with whole pies and slices to go.  Well worth the trip and you will be coming back for more!
__label__2 This is an odd duckling in the middle of basically nowhere. It was shockingly crowded and I think it must be very well-known by locals (their sign says \"World Famous Pies\"). We had to wait about 20 minutes to get a table around 2 on a Sunday but there's a store so we sort of wandered around and inhaled the aroma of fresh-baked pies while looking at cowboy kitsch. The poor hostess seems nice but she is woefully incompetent and got flustered easily when more than one person was waiting in line to get their name on the list. She had a heck of a time finding people, couldn't keep people straight on the list, etc., but was very nice.\n\nThat being said, I have to wonder about how this place seats people. The party behind us was a party of 5. They seated us at a table for 6 and there were only two of us but we came in before the party of 5 who was told they  might have to wait almost 45 minutes. Ok, that's fine. We were the youngest ones in the place by about 20 years which was a bit awkward. \n\nThe young man who brought us our water was very nice. The waitress was not and was very brusk, impatient and uninterested. The food was pretty decent for a roadside joint. My husband had the pulled pork reuben which was really good in the first half, but average in the second. I think only half the ingredients made it onto the second half of the sandwich. I had their chicken and biscuits which is basically a deconstructed pot pie and was very good. Awful for me, but really, really good. The biscuits were flaky and fresh-tasting. We split a piece of their Jack Daniel's Pecan Pie and you could definitely taste the whiskey. It was very good and the piece was perfect to share. Price was decent. \n\nSo food was pretty good but service was....lacking. It was a nice little stop overall on the way home from Sedona but I probably wouldn't stop again.
__label__3 They have great hours... open til 9 on the weekdays i believe, and I'm sure even later on the weekends. We were able to end our day with a drive out there, and made it just before close. They did have a diner where you could eat, but passed. Although it was very quaint, the reviews on food were mediocre. But, people were raving about the pies. They still had a great selection,tons of pies to choose from, even though it was the end of the day. We bought a whole pie, which are a little pricey, but well worth it, for the 2 of us to share. It did not last long! Plus a sticky bun, and another one piece of pie (which is nice when you cant choose) We were so disappointed at the thought of not being able to bring some home for our friends and family to try- so it will be a top recommendation to anyone we know going to visit the phoenix area. Although you could get them shipped, the shipping is astronomical, but at least will give us something to look forward to when on vacation in Arizona. The gift shop was also fun to look around in, lots of nicknack's and touristy souvenirs. Cant wait to visit again!
__label__0 ***My first review anywhere about anything***\nFor years, I've been hearing about these legendary pies...so, on a recent trip to the Grand Canyon, my wife and I made a point to finally stop @ Rock Springs Cafe for lunch.\nWe arrived well after the lunch rush, so there were plenty of seats available, and the restaurant appeared well-staffed.\nWe were seated quickly...I did my best to glance at the dishes in front of diners we passed along the way to see if anything looked particularly enticing...I noticed that several plates had uneaten, limp and soggy looking fries, so I made a mental note to avoid them.\n\n3 people offered to take our drink order within mere seconds...which I interpreted to be a sign of good things to come...but, boy, was I wrong. \n\nWe asked our server for recommendations, and she struggled to come up with suggestions.  The menu has a half-dozen or so items marked as \"House Specialties\" (or something like that)...among them, is Chicken Fried Steak, which our server recommended as well...so I order that with mashed potatoes.\n\nOur Order:\nChili - My wife liked it\nClam Chowder - I'd bet $1000 it was from a can.  Artificially thick with scant (and very chewy) clams.\nChicken Fried Steak - Had an oddly uniform shape and thickness...I told the server that it was \"horrible\" and asked if it was was prepared on site or frozen.  She admitted that they bought it already prepared and frozen and just heated it up.  She further stated that the previous owner had made it fresh, but that the new owners considered this \"good enough.\"  When I exclaimed that for $10.95 I could have bought the same garbage at Costco and made my own, she agreed.  I didn't finish the steak...and the gravy (like the chowder) was artificially weighty and almost certainly also from a can.\nMashed Potatoes - Not so much \"mashed\" as \"smashed\" and served with an ice cream scoop.  This may have been satisfactory, were it not for the grape-sized black chunk of rotten potato in my second bite.\n\nNobody ever noticed when our drinks needed to be refilled...I finally asked a different server for a refill.\n\nAt one point, I noticed that the pick up/service window was overflowing with plates ready to be served while waitstaff stood nearby, chatting, apparently oblivious to the food that was ready to be served.  (Well, at least \"intended\" to be served...because most of what we saw was never \"ready\").\n\nOur check arrived while we were eating our pie.  There was no consideration for the fact that we had complained about the food quality and not finished our plates.\n\nI don't remember what kind of pie we ordered...really...and, while I have no complaints about it, but it was certainly unspectacular.\n\n...then, we hit the road bound for Williams, AZ where we had an even less-stellar meal at the Grand Canyon Railroad Cafe...but, that's another story.
__label__2 My best friend and some our assorted kidlets ate here last night on our way back down from Flagstaff, where we were picking up the two oldest kidlets from NAU.\n\nWe pulled in at 8:40 and it looked almost deserted, there were only about 2 cars in the parking lot...  Being afraid they'd already closed, I checked the hours on the door; it said it was open to 10PM, perfect.  We walk in, seat ourselves (per the sign).  The wooden highchair we found for my toddler was missing the safety belts and was more wobbly than a 50 year old Bangladesh high-rise in a category 4 typhoon.  Seriously, I wasn't even sure it was totally safe, but we didn't see another option so I kept her at arm's length just in case it started to lean dangerously as she wiggled in it.  Thankfully it held up okay, but it doesn't have too many more days ahead of it before it's fire kindling...  \n\nRight away a hostess came over and offered us menus and takes our drink orders: 4 waters and a Dr. Pepper.  The waitress was there just a couple minutes later to get our dinner orders and unfortunately, one of the teenagers had just wandered away 30 seconds beforehand, so we had to ask her to come back in a second to get all of our orders.  Well, nearly 10 minutes later she returned and got all of our orders.   Also, while she was gone I noted that the floor was filthy.  Really, I'm cool with rustic concrete floors, but throughout the day someone needs to be sweeping the floor.  This floor didn't look like it had been swept ALL day long with crumpled napkins, bits of smashed food, straw wrappers, crumbs, etc.  \n\nI ordered the mac and cheese dinner entree, with vegetables in lieu of potato side and a side salad.  My side salad was served right away and was crisp and fresh.  Very tasty.  Interestingly, they serve it with diced cucumber and tomatoes, which was different, but very tasty.  I think I liked it better that way compared to how most places serve it.\n\nThe mac and cheese arrived a few minutes later and while it looked delicious with a perfectly browned bread crumb topping and gooey, stringy cheesey deliciousness, and perfect al dente macaroni noodles, it was totally and utterly tasteless.  I honestly think the kitchen made it without any seasoning at all.  Now, I'm no gourmand, but I've made some home style mac and cheese in my day and there are certain things (aside from salt and pepper) you can add to give it some zing, like onion, garlic, nutmeg, mustard powder, paprika, etc..  I don't think this mac and cheese even saw salt and pepper, let alone ANY of the more complex seasonings.  Sad.  I was really enticed, because it looked so good on the surface, but it was a utter taste-flop.  My 17 month old daughter wouldn't even eat it.  Additionally, the side dish they served it with was canned peas with a couple of random pieces of carrots.  Yuck.   Note to the kitchen: canned peas are virtually inedible gray-green little balls of mush; please at least use frozen peas, they are so much better tasting and looking and practically the same price.\n\nMy best friend said her Cobb Salad with grilled chicken was the best she ever had, and she knows from salads.\n\nThe other kids ate their food without complaint, except my 15 year old nephew, who also received a side of canned peas with his dinner.  He refused to touch them and made jokes threatening to throw them, one by one, at his older sister.  Ah, the joys of older children...  ;)\n\n\nAnyway, my friend and I shared a piece of Jack Daniels Pecan Pie.  That was superb.  And really, as most of us already know, pie is what Rock Springs Cafe is known for throughout the State, right??\n\nOur bill for 5 1/2 (2 adults, 3 teens and a baby) was about $66.  We paid it, and sadly we literally weren't quite to our car in the parking lot when they turned off the lights and closed the place down.  Weird.  It wasn't even 9:20 yet.
__label__0 Breakfast is all pre-cooked.  Ham boiled.  Ordered bacon well but it comes however it is cooked prior.  No special orders here.  Not that cheap either.  Just fast, that's all!
__label__0 If you're in search of food, keep driving.  \nIf you're in search of pie, drive to the Pie Hole in Phoenix.  \n\nI used to go to Rock Springs Cafe on a monthly basis with my grandparents when I was younger.  That was our thing - taking a Sunday drive and stopping by RSC on our way back home to grab food and a piece of  \"Penny's Pies\".   Penny was the gal that used to make all the pies in Black Canyon City.  I learned while we were waiting for our table that there are new owners, and oh my how things have changed.  From the appearance and layout to more importantly - the quality of the food.   \n\nKeep on drivin' if you're hungry and in this neck of the woods.  J, Baby C, and I stopped by Rock Springs to get an early supper on Sunday after a day trip up north.  I told him about how good the pies were and the food was in general.  He was on board when it came time to figure out what we were doing for supper.   \n\nJ ordered the meatloaf dinner and I ordered the chicken.  Our plan was to feed Baby C off of both our plates.  Good idea in theory.  When we ordered, I stated I wanted a baked potato (which was on the menu) and the gal said that they don't serve baked potatoes until after 5pm.  Ummm...Its Sunday and a holiday weekend.  If one was going to sell a baked potato, 4pm on a Sunday would be the right time.  No where on the menu did it state that baked potatoes weren't available until after 5pm.  \n\nJ gets the soup (chowder) and I get a side salad.  You really cant screw up either of those.  J said his soup was pretty good.  \n\nOur dinner comes out a few minutes later.  We were shocked to say the least.  We both dig in and J immediately is repulsed.  His meatloaf was lukewarm, greasy, and the gravy on top was congealed.  GAG.  My chicken was more like a Cornish game hen.  See photo for the worlds smallest chicken leg.  It looked more like a drumette, you know, the kind you'd get with an order of chicken wings.  The vegetables that came with out dinners, a half ear of waterlogged field corn.  An ear of corn (a bad ear at that) hardly constitutes as \"vegetables\".  I was thinking we'd get green beans, peas, carrots, or something.  \n\nThe waitress came by and saw J was not pleased.  So she took his plate and asked if he wanted anything else. I told him to skip the regular food and to just get a piece of pie.  If he was hungry, we could get him something at the outlets in Anthem (which was where we were stopping by on our way home).  J liked this idea and ordered a slice of banana cream pie.  \n\nWhen the pie came out, he took a few bites and that was it.  He said it tasted like imitation banana and was not cold, but slightly warm.  I seriously doubt this was a true \"Penny's Pie\".  More like a bad knockoff.    \n\nThe only positive thing out of the whole trip was the waitress took his dinner and pie off our bill, without us having to ask or talk to a manager.  \n\nWe stopped by the general store, but the guy there didn't seem interested in helping us.  Or at least helping me.  But yet he yacked it up with J for a minute.  When I walked over to the counter to try a sample he was pushing J, did he acknowledge me?  Nope.  So we left.\n\nAnd we wont be returning.  If we're out for a drive, and are in need of food...we'll drive to Anthem.  \n\nAnd - If you really want a GOOD (more like AWESOME) piece of homemade pie, go to The Pie Hole in Phoenix.  :)
__label__1 We went out with the Central AZ Jeepers the other night to do a night run of the Maggie Mine Trail.  The plan was to start up at Bumble Bee, come south to Black Canyon City, then finish at Rock Springs Cafe for dinner and pie.\n\nFirst I have to mention we had a party of over 20 Jeeps and the trail is mostly visible from 17---we must have looked so cool, snaking along the mountain, our chair of headlights glowing in the night.  So if anyone took video...\n\nSo I was looking forward to Rock Springs Cafe.  We have driven past it a million times, but for one reason or another, never got the chance to stop in.  Finally!\n\nOur organizer, Cheri, had fixed it up with the Cafe that they were going to get invaded by 30-some Jeepers, so there was seating when we got there.  Parking, not so much.  They were having some sort of party at an outdoor venue down below---it looked fun.  Good music!\n\nWe were with DS and DSGF and they decided they were just going to hang out in the parking lot and listen to the music, because sometimes teenagers are weird.  But that put the kibbosh on a relaxing meal followed with pie, so I can't comment on the food.  But I insisted DH and I go in for some of that famous pie and coffee.\n\nIt took a bit to get some service, but we had walked in with thirty-odd people, so no dings for that.  The coffee was good!  Hot and fresh!  I ordered the coconut meringue pie and DH ordered the JD pecan pie.  My pie was a mile high, had a good coconut flavor but was a tad sweet for my taste.  But I don't like super-sweet stuff.  I tend to cut back on the required sugar when I make desserts.  But it was very good.  Someone commented in another review they thought the crust was store-bought.  Maybe.  DH liked his bite of my pie.\n\nI liked DH's pecan pie.  DH liked it, but he said mine is better.  (I make mine with chocolate chips and kahlua---go big or go home!)  \n\nIt took about 10 minutes to get our server's attention to get our check, which came to about $12 for two slices of pie and a cup of coffee.  She muttered something at us when she gave us the ticket---I didn't quite catch it.  So after about five minutes of sitting at the table waiting for her to come back, we took the ticket and cc and went to the gift shop to pay.  We stood there for several minutes waiting for someone and then a girl showed up and said: oh, no, you don't pay here, you have to pay your server.  (Oh, that must have been what the server was telling us!)  So we went back in to the counter and found our server.  She took our ticket and the cc, and then started messing around on the POS and I swear we stood there for ANOTHER seven or eight minutes while she entered some orders and helped another server with a question.  Then she took our money.  So, basically, we spent more time trying to pay our bill than eating our pie!  LOL!\n\nSo, it was an okay experience.  I'd probably go back if there was a group vote to do so, but I don't think DH and I would stop on our own volition.  I liked DH's pie better than mine and he liked mine better than his, but we both agreed that the cup of coffee we shared was very good.  Definitely, management could do a better job on customer service.  But you see a lot of this: management thinks they are \"saving money\" by not having enough staff to take care of customers graciously and with efficiency, and then people stop coming because of the inadequate service.  Such is the way of the world!
__label__4 Tennessee......Lemon Custard......Pie.......enough said. However I am sure there is a PIE choice you will find to your satisfaction as well at this SLICE of heaven in Rock Springs Arizona. Now for those of you not familiar with this location.....well you have truly missed out on one the WORLD's truly hidden gems when it comes to homemade PIES. There is a bar and cafe/restaurant along with a gift shop.....but the true prize here are the PIES. Now it can be quite a trek from the valley.....I live in the Paradise valley and it takes about 40 minutes to drive to Rock Springs. So with that being said I recommend only going if say your going to the Anthem Outlets on I-17 North or maybe heading up to Sedona.....Cottonwood.....Jerome....Clarksdale....Flagstaff area. You can't really miss it once you pass the Outlet mall however here is a very good tip just in case you do. It literally sits on the border between Maricopa County and Yavapai County.....if you pass the sign for Yavapai county and have not seen Rock Springs yet......you have probably gone to far.....just keep that in mind. Now go and get that PIE and remember to Eat, Drink, and be Merry my Friends!!!!!\n\nNOTE: Just wanted to provide an update on how to find this hidden gem.....again when you heading out of the valley going North on I-17......look for exit 242 as you pass the Anthem Outlets and you will be in PIE CENTRAL.....wohoooo!!!!!! Hope this helped ya!!!
__label__1 Only reason they get two stars is because their pies are great. Terrible service and don't have enough people working so it takes half an hour to get anyone to even acknowledge that you are waiting.
__label__0 Today this cafe suck for customer service.. The wait staff is clueless on the customer experience. The food is okay but there better choices up the road.
__label__1 The worst fries I've ever had! The best pulled pork Reuben. The banana cream pie needs bananas in it or else it is just a cream pie. The crust was non existent! Overall disappointed dining experience!
__label__0 Usually really good but today food was horrible.  I order carne asada nachos,  chips were full of oil, beans and carne asada tasted dry/old, hardly had a guacamole and sour cream and cheese didn't melt. Salsa was watered down had no flavor very disappointing.
__label__0 This place was straight up N.A.S.T.Y. \nI am prior military so I have eaten some not so good meals. I'm not a picky person. I think you can pretty much doctor up food to be edible....that was until today! I took one bite of my tostada and I refused to eat anymore. I literally was grossed out and by the time the staff noticed our table, I wasn't even willing to order something else. I was disappointed.
__label__0 Um...Wow!  I don't think they have maid service in this dive of a hotel.  After checking in, I opened the blinds.  Filthy windows with lips, nose and tongue marks from what looked like children who stayed their before me.  Room reeked of something nasty like urine, mold and mildew all mixed together.  Went to use the bathroom and it's a good thing I didn't sit.  The man who stayed there before me had peed all over the seat and nobody bothered to clean it before giving the room to someone new.  \n\nWent back to the lobby to get a new room.  At least the toilet was clean in this one.  But the sink had some dirty stains all over it from the last guest.  And their hairs were still in the shower which was apparently not cleaned.  All of the water cups in the room had holes in them and were unusable.  The bath towels were all different shades of stained dingy white covered in dirt and I had to borrow towels from the friends I was visiting.  Scared of the bed, so I slept with all of my clothes on.  Worst motel I have ever stayed in and definitely way over priced.
__label__2 Love's has everything you could possibly need on a road trip.  Cheap gas, tons of drink choices, a bunch of options for grub!  I knocked down the stars a bit for this particular location because the bathroom was not that clean compared to some spotless Love's bathrooms I have seen in the past.
__label__0 Every time I go here there is always something wrong with my order always check your food before you leave I guarantee you will always be missing something or something ain't right.
__label__2 I really don't have much to say about this one, but if you are going to the movie theater that is located in the same center, it is a good place to grab a drink or a bite. I take my niece on our \"girls day out\" movie trips here for lunch and she enjoys it. \n\nI usually have a grilled chicken salad and she always has a pizza, so I can't really say that I have tried what they are famous for.. since I don't eat pork, but the atmosphere is always high energy and the servers are usually pretty good and fast.
__label__4 Stopped here after visiting the Wildlife World Zoo and Aquarium. \n\nA friend and I were driving down Litchfield Road looking for some place to eat and I saw it out of the corner of my eye. My friend was like, \"Hey, why not....\" and into the parking lot she turned. \n\nLike other people have said it's not the most spectacular looking place from the street...plopped at the end of a shopping center. I wasn't expecting much....but it kind of turned out like a Susan Boyle.....that whole judging a book by it's cover thing. \n\nService was prompt and attentive. It's a small place and it didn't seem too busy. We sat on the patio and I have to say that parking lot is the QUIETEST parking lot of any shopping center I've ever been in. Very relaxing. \n\nLike I said, I wasn't expecting much and wasn't sure what to order. I was torn between a few things and ended up ordering the fettuccine alfredo. As soon as I ordered it I was like, \"Ugh...why did I order that?\" It's just sometimes a restaurant will make a fettuccine alfredo that just leaves a strange aftertaste in my mouth. Don't know if it's the cheese they use or what. So, like I said, I was dreading it. That whole Susan Boyle thing I alluded to earlier. \n\nStarted with some bread and a small salad with a creamy Italian dressing. Pretty good. \n\nThen out came my fettuccine alfredo. It looked good....and it smelled good. And I have to admit it was the BEST fettuccine alfredo I've ever had. Creamy, rich, and oh so good. I was SO happy I ordered it. \n\nWe ended with a creme carmel for dessert which was just right to top off our dinner. \n\nAfter dinner went inside to use the restroom and the restaurant was even smaller inside than I thought. \n\nChatted a bit with one of the employees about the restaurant and the owners. Very friendly and warm atmosphere. \n\nI don't get out that way much but if I'm around there again I will definitely stop in again. Thanks, Bella Luna, for surprising me with a great dinner. \n\nMoral of the review: Don't judge a book by it's cover....a singer by the way she looks....or a restaurant by it's location. Really. Don't.
__label__0 Went there for lunch . . . The food was average, had to ask for parmesan for the pasta, no salad dressing except Italian and just oil and no butter for the bread. The service was mediocre and the drink prices were just plain outrageous, even by PHX in-season standards. The cost of our 2 drinks was as much as our 2 lunch entrees. The atmosphere was that of a typical shopping mall restaurant. My 1st and last trip to this restaurant. It is overpriced and overrated.
__label__3 I went here on friday night because I was celebrating my graduation with my family. We had to wait like 45 minutes but, it was expected for a friday night. When we got seated, we got seated by a very nice hostess. She was polite and talkative. She seated us in a nice booth. We waited a little while before we were helped by our waitress but when she did help us she gave us what we wanted. She seemed very distracted and like she didn't give us all of her attention but its understandable she was busy so no worries. The food was excellent! better than I expected. I had the Terriyaki sirloin and it was a great! I loved it because it was sweet, and I was still able to taste the meat. I will come back again.
__label__1 We loved this place a few years ago, but great food is on the menu but exiting the kitchen. Both of us here and I eat alone.
__label__3 Took the family out to this Macaroni Grill because we wanted to avoid the crazy wait at the Olive Garden in Surprise.\n\nWas able to get right in and be seated immediately which was nice.  Service was prompt, efficient, and attentive.\n\nThe server apologized upon bringing out my dish, (spaghetti and meatballs) because the kitchen did not put enough meatballs on my dish and she said there would be a slight delay in getting them and that they were comping my meal from the ticket.  Wow!  I was impressed, because I really would not have minded a wait, so it was a nice and professional gesture.\n\nAnyways, overall the food was good, portions were insanely huge and as I write this I have my leftovers to finish for lunch.   Overall, I think this location does a great job and has an interesting menu.  \n\nEnjoy!
__label__0 I want to start off by saying that for the most part, I really enjoy Macaroni Grill. The problem is not with the Macaroni Grill, but simply with the service at this restaurant. My wife and I went this Macaroni Grill a few weeks ago and had a terrible experience. The waitress wasn't attentive. She kept forgetting about us. We left upset.\nI am a forgiving guy, so my wife and I tried again. We had a different server this time with the same result. The place was virtually empty, so I would expect that they would pay a little closer attention to us. I didn't happen. I had to flag down a waiter to get the check and get out of there. Very Poor Customer Service.
__label__0 We use to love this place....but we will never be back again after two consecutive trips of lousy service and food.  \n\nOne visit, I ordered pesto sauce with pasta.  The pasta was cooked perfectly, that was the only part done right.  The pesto had no flavor.  I was a watery green thin and oily sauce.  Didn't taste basil or nuts of any kind.  By far the worst pesto sauce I have ever had!   The portion was a joke too!  All the pasta on my dish could fit inside my baby's 8 oz bottle!  I'm not a big eater by any means, this was a perfect portion for me, but for the price there should had been at least double the amount of food!\n\nThey use to have a mango ice tea that was really good, but they did not have it the last couple of visits.  The bread is ok, but the entree doesn't come with soup or salad, something just doesn't seem right with that.  For the price they charge, dessert should be included!  \n\nMy children each ordered a kids meal, grilled chicken breast was very thinly sliced, about as thick as two quarters, so it was over cooked, burnt and bland.  Don't even bother with it!  Spaghetti and meat sauce was also bland!!  The kids size meal was the the same size as my meal, but half the price!\n\nMy boss treated us last week, again, poor poor experience.  Very consistent with the previous visit, but we were at the Bell Road location.  Portion was very small, I guess they want everyone to eat less pasta because its a fatten food.  They want you to really feel like you are in Europe!   Children's entree, chicken tenders,  was again over cooked and dry.   My shrimp pasta dish had 5 pieces of shrimp for $16.99!  Do I feel rip off!  \n\nGood Bye to Mac Grill, you are a Closed Chapter.
__label__0 This place is very unorganized.  I will not be back.\n\nWe had to ask twice to get menus.  The pre-meal bread was cold.  Got the beverage near the end of the meal. They were out of the entree that my guest ordered. It took them 15 minutes to realize that and let us make another selection.\n\nThe sauce on the pasta I ordered was disgusting.  It tasted only slightly better than Chef Boyardee. \n\nAvoid this place and go to a better restaurant  ...
__label__2 Decent food that you'd expect from a local restaurant that specializes in Mexican food. In short nothing to write home about...
__label__2 It's Cracker Barrel standard. Good food at a reasonable price. They know how to cook eggs TO ORDER (which can be something of a rarity). They don't come out over easy or over medium no matter how you actually order them and the ingredients are good for the price. The place gets busy...especially in the winter and fall, but no problem now. If you want a quality breakfast at a good price, stop on in.
__label__3 I love eating there breakfast here. Country boy is my fav. Love the steak and hash brown casserole. My order was almost perfect except i got wheat bread not white, i don't like wheat but no big deal. Mike my server was great, friendl, and nice
__label__1 The staff was friendly and accommodating. I had an arrangement made for my grandma. After I left I looked at the flowers and some of the roses edges were dried/dead. I think the flower arrangement was over priced for what you what you got. :-(
__label__1 I have been here about 3 times, twice  for the weekend breakfast buffet and once for lunch. The food is similar to Denny's, so nothing special here. Everything here feels dingy and dirty, there was hair in one of the dishes in the buffet. Service is average, but employees are just as dirty looking as the restaurant..will not be coming here anymore.
__label__3 Very good dive bar that can hold half the town.  Good spot and it is only blocks away which make it my spot to go for a drink.  I did go this Saturday  though and it was super super packed with college age kids and was just not my scene.  I will be back many times just don't think I'll go on the weekends unless I'm in the mood to be around a lot of people.
__label__3 Its one of the only country bars around on west side of town. Good live bands. Food is average. Some great swing dancers here on Friday and Saturdays. Strange thing is, the other room has hip-hop, so the mix of people is different to say the least. You have to see the Redneck Revolution. They play there often. Oh yea, cash only, they have an ATM inside.
__label__4 I dare you to find a better burger, chili or steak for the price. I love this place. It has a Grain Belt bar light. Need I say more?
__label__2 Love this place!!\nWe were here on Monday sept. 15, 2014 and JJ was our bartender and she was the most accommodating and considerate person we had encountered since the beginning of our 3 day trip in Goodyear, Arizona. We came here today; Tuesday sept. 16, 2014 and our bartender was an arrogant, inconsiderate, slow, weak-pouring, rude, and unappreciative person. Had been tipping her at lease 20-50% on every tab. She thought she was comfortable enough to tell a person of our party(my girlfriend) to take the \"bitchy\" look off of her face. JJ would have never done that.., she was still considerate and fun..which is what you need when you're out of town. \nAll in all, who ever this chick is she is \"BUTTHURT\" about something and she shouldn't be taking it out on us. \nShe started getting busy and getting impatient... Hey girl, we're here and paying your bills...I'm typing this out at the table inside the establishment and she hasn't even been here to check on us. She IS NOT GOOD AT SERVING. Not bartending regardless. If we had JJ this whole time we would come back..as of right now I think we'll call ahead to make see who is working..
__label__3 Give me 4 slices of thick -sliced bacon, actually cook my eggs over medium like I ask and have butter coverage all over my toast, you get 4 stars! Really Simple... \n\n\nNah seriously, this is a good breakfast, solid contender. You can get Hash-browns or Home Fries. The Home Fries are always my first choice anywhere and here they get topped with this onion-pepper mixture after -cooking which I am not a big fan of though. So, I ask them to leave it off and then request the potatoes be cooked crisply- about half the time does it come out right, but that is OK, when it actually gets done it makes it a 5 star awesome breakfast! \n\nTook my brother and his family to breakfast and they really liked it. My brother got a 'Joe Bear Scramble' which he liked and was plated so appealingly, the lady at the table next to us saw his and ordered this for herself. SIL got the HUGE Chicken Fried Steak and really liked it, she is finicky so this is good. 7YO Nephew got the Cinnamon Roll French Toast (4 pcs) which he liked. But, we had to order him a side of bacon because it does not come with any meat. Hard to justify $10 plus breakfast for a 7year old but oh well, I stole a bacon leaving him 3 pieces which he gobbled up! Suggestion, half the order and add bacon as another option, the pieces are large enough to make this a solid plate for women or kids. \n\nThe interior is on old Denny's and needs to be refreshed soon and parking can get tricky after 9:30am on a Sunday. \n\nSo, if you are in town for NASCAR or Spring Training at Goodyear Ballpark, this location is right off I-10 (Southwest side). Go here or to Mimi's (Northwest side)) for breakfast, but please, stay in Goodyear and keep businesses thriving so I have a job. Thanks :) \n\nTo get 5 stars I would say ramp up the home fries a bit, they are missing something but I can't quite put my finger on it, maybe use fresh onion without the bell-peppers (their \"mix\" seems to be pre-made frozen prepped kind) and cook with the potatoes to caramelize versus heaping them on after in a wet mess? Dunno, but probably. \n\nEnjoy!
__label__2 Our waitress was a grouchy bitch, and there was no fresh OJ, but other than that it was OK.  Loved the sign at the register that read \"No Open Carry\" of weapons.  Hahaha!  I was concealing, anyway...
__label__0 Meh. I have to say I've had way better, I've seen worse. This hotel was a cheap late night find off of I-10 as we traveled from California to Texas. The staff was pleasant enough, the building/rooms old but looked to be recently remodled. I do not really like hotels that are open to the outside, meaning the entry doors face out into the elements. (I prefer the entry to rooms enclosed within secured buildings.) So this made me nervous because the areas away from the lobby are not wel lit and dark. The room looked clean but very tired in my opinion with dark, worn carpet; yellowed, dirty switch plates and typical economy hotel dressings. The bathroom was freshly updated with tile, new coats of paint (in main room too), and new fixtures. But, the bathroom was not spacious at all and left a claustorphobic feeling. The clothes closet was more of a nook with a rod which was a first for me to see in a hotel... Kind of corny and cheap. The water though was nice and hot and the tub sparkly clean. The beds were firm but comfortable enough to sleep on and had stacks if feather pillows - NOT my favorite options from hotels though for sanitary reasons. The room had standard furniture with a nice HD LCDtv. The microwave was great but the fridge not very cold. The a/c was odd to control and did not want to stay on at the temp I selected (colder) but fortunately it was a cool night and we were cool enough to sleep. This room was not \"horrible\" but I just couldn't get past a dirty vibe and I personally was not at ease with the room. Like, I cringed at the idea of walking barefoot across the carpet- even though I am sure the carpet was vaccumed (too dark to tell). And, I wondered if I might wake up to bedbugs. (Envoked paranoia) So that said, the hotel is probably what you would expect from a cheaper economy standpoint but I definitely DEFINITELY would not opt to stay at this place again.
__label__1 Don't come to the Best Western Plus Phoenix Goodyear Inn expecting the Ritz-Carlton at Dove Mountain. \n\nDude and I booked through Expedia to stay here for one reason and one reason only: Avoid a DUI.  \n\nWe went to Oktoberfest with some of my colleagues at the Airline Training Center of Arizona (Lufthansa) and German Air Force Base across the street. \n\nI've stayed at Best Westerns in the past, and have had good experiences. \n\nThe price was fairly reasonable - and again, we were NOT expecting luxury - However, the crap smells emitting from bathtub drain throughout the room were competely unacceptable. \n\nDidn't even bother with a shower, but it was still gross. \n\nThe room also wreaked of cigarette smoke. \n\nNot my first choice for DUI avoidance in the future; we'll find another cheap hotel if we go party with our German buddies next year.
__label__0 I've eaten at quite a few waffle houses in my day, so I know not to expect much. They're usually pretty good and this one was about the same. BUT I was VERY disappointed at the service at this place. It took almost 5 minutes just for someone to get our drink order(the place was not busy) and the table was still dirty from the previous customers. I saw 2 employees on their cell phones while cooking food. Another employee was actually walking around talking on her cellphone while working. But the one thing that got me, was seeing 3 employees drinking beverages around the food. One server kept her coffee cup on the tray that held the syrup(which was right by our table). Another server had his on the counter near the stove. And another had hers near the coffee machines and I saw them quite frequently drinking from them. I know this isn't the grandest place the eat, but I was expecting a bit more than how I saw the employees behaving...
__label__0 The absolute WORST nail salon I have ever walked into. I didn't even get my nails done. I walked out because I was so disgusted by their lack of customer service. \n\nI went here because they have children's pedi chairs. I take my 3 year old there after a long day at work because I promised her a mommy day. I walk in and explain she doesn't really need a pedi just her nails painted. He tells me $5 and as my daughter runs over to the kid chairs (which no one was using or waiting for) stops her and tells her she can't sit in a chair unless she gets an actual pedicure. My daughter bursts into tears and he tells her \"too bad\" ASSHOLE!\n\nI walked out and went across the street to Angel Touch Nails. They gladly accommodated me and my daughter and let her sit in a chair\nEven tho they don't have the kid ones. \n\nPeople take their hard earned money places to have experiences! It's not just about\nThe money people. This business should be ashamed!
__label__2 I went in there because I really needed a hair cut for school pictures the next day. The girl that checked me in didn't know how to work the computer, or the credit card machine. When I mentioned a defuser for my bleached blonde she was confused about what I was talking about!!! When she cut my long blonde hair she wet it down and then took half an inch off and re-layered it. I paid and left with it wet which was odd to me. I went grocery shopping and when I got home it was dry and my hair looked like a hack job! It was not blended and it looked like a kid at cut it. It wasn't even and you could see the obvious layers and cutting lines!!! I was pissed. I went back in to get it fixed the next day and thank God Rachel was there and she styled and fixed it. She had to take off another half inch of my hair so that it would blend, that's how bad it was cut the night before by the other girl. It took her over an hour to fix it. While I was there I watched a lady with purple hair cut three other people's hair, she washed their hair and cut it wet and didn't even dry it!! I'm sure their hair didn't turn out! Rachel gave me a business card and her number and she is the only one I will let touch my hair. I plan on going back to have her touch up my ombr\u00e9 soon as well. \nLadies with long thick hair beware!!! Rachel seems like the only girl who knows what she is doing!
__label__4 Jerry with Time Saver is a true professional. Honest, relaiable and has the experience most people only dream about. \n\nYou will not be sorry you called Time Saver for your plumbing needs.
__label__1 My son has OT in the same parking lot, so I have come to this place a few times for lunch. First thing that turned me off was a huge tip jar they have in your face when you order. They have a sign saying that they prefer cash, and that 'credit card and debit card fees break small businesses'. Huh? The first thing I ate here was shrimp fajitas, which with drink was about $15. Very small portions and not worth it. Chips are ok, but the salsa and picante sauce are in squirt bottles...and cold as heck. If you want any kind of side, it costs a dollar or more. I got a burrito the next time I came here (it was good, the Healthy Bean one) and it is 5.50, but if you want sour cream, guacamole, and chicken (they try to press it on you) that will be another nearly 5 bucks. It's good but not very big. Drinks are in small styrofoam cups and cost 2 bucks. They have a sign saying NO OUTSIDE DRINKS. I can see why, they have a racket going here on their overpriced drinks. The straw that broke the camel's back is that I waited in line behind two people who couldn't make up their mind for twenty minutes, and the woman behind the counter tried to help the woman BEHIND me first. WTF? Not great service, food is ok with skimpy portions, cheapo atmosphere, TIP JAR in your face...skip this place.
__label__4 Awesome place all around!
__label__3 Spent two nights here for a family event.  Since I love older resorts and historical sites this type of hotel was a perfect choice. Check in was quick and getting a roll away bed was no problem. The grounds are well kept and the style Territorial or SW is so charming.  The pool we visited was the kid-friendly one that has two waterslides.  The ONLY exception to the stellar customer service however occurred at the pool. Our server was a very young (16?) girl who took our drink order and disappeared for 25 minutes. Keep in mind that it is at this point 103 degrees in the shade. And she didn't seem to be busy at all as we could see her from where we were sitting.  My husband noted that many hotels and resorts now include a 20 percent gratuity automatically and that it was unfortunate because servers aren't incentivized to provide a good customer experience.   Finally he got up and walked over to the bar and simply asked the bartender for his drink. The young girl seemed to disappear as he walked up. A few minutes later my husband had his  drink and returned to our spot at the pool when a more mature server (Christine maybe?) greeted us and apologized for her coworkers lack of service. She was from Chicago as is my husband and they chatted for a moment. Later we confirmed that the 20 gratuity was not included but that younger server was probably not well-suited for her job.
__label__4 This is my favorite local Mexican place - great chips and pico de gallo along with good fresh food.  At lunch I like the #1 combo- taco, enchilada, rice and beans.  I don't order bean very many places-- these are so good that I will order them as a dip for my chips!  Friends like chimis and tilapia too.
__label__3 Great food & fun atmosphere!\nIt is one of those low-key place you look for when trying to find something unique. I have had fun everytime I've been there. Plus its a great place to learn a little about the history of Litchfield Park and how far it has come. Its a perfect dinner venue on the 4th of July for the fireworks displays from Goodyear & Litchfield Park.\nmmmmm, ready for lunch right now, right now!!!
__label__2 We visited there on a Friday night....sometimes the best time to see a restaurants potential is when the placed is packed.  Out waitress was friendly, informative and seemed eager to assist.  Good, I like being taken care of.  There were just two of us so we sat at a small 2-top near the front door. Seating was minimal inside...had the weather been warmer, we would have loved to sit outside but bit the case that evening.  Chips and Salsa were brought out immediately and were quite flavorful.  The Salsa is mild but there were two other variations which would melt plastic  so be wary.  I love it HOT but not everyone can handle it.  We ordered two Margarita's on the rock, the house blend, nothing special and they were nice, just what the DR. ordered.  My dining companion had a child's-plate of Cheese Enchilada, rice and beans.  I ordered the Spanish Flag Enchilada's, one chicken, one beef and the other spinach.  The food came quickly and was piping hot!  The beans were good but the Spanish Rice was institutional at best.  Mixing the two together was the way to make them palatable.  The Cheese Enchilada was tasty as were my three.  The Chicken was shredded, as was the Beef and the Spinach very creamy.   We chose not to try dessert this time and the check came quickly.  Not a bad night out but very simple dinner at best.  I think the service trumps the quality of the food more than anything.  A few good Margarita's will take care of that any time!  For a quick and easy meal that's affordable, it worked well for me.
__label__2 Wow all the other Yelpers were right on with this one.  The chips and salsa are amazing.  The atmosphere is very cool with the outside misters and big screen TV's to watch the game.  However the food was so-so.  If I were to go back it would be great for appetizers and beer to watch a game.
__label__1 The second time I went here, it was absolutely horrible.  I ordered a vegetarian dish.  It came out stone cold.  I sent it back and it came out a second time, covered in cheese and when I dug in, I found meat.  They didn't even care!  I sent a letter to the owners and NEVER got a response.  This place is a disgusting excuse for a restaurant.  BEWARE!
__label__0 Service & food sucked. Walked in with a group of 13 people and was told by the bus boy to seat ourselves. After literally 10 minutes, we were finally able to sit down after my family members rearranged different tables around to accommodate. Not once during this whole time did the servers offer to help; instead, they walked around us pretending to be busy (the restaurant was almost completely empty). I made the mistake of ordering fish tacos in Arizona... The tilapia was disgustingly FISHY and no amount of squeezed lemon was able to save it. I also had to ask for more corn tortillas from the kitchen because the original ones that came wrapped around it were completely soaked through from the rice and beans (to the point where I couldn't even pick them up--they all fell apart). Margaritas were ok, as were the salsa, chips & quesadilla that we had as apps. Came here last year (when we again stayed at the Wig Wam Resort across the street) and forgot about how less than mediocre this place was.  If it wasn't for my FIL not wanting to drive, we definitely wouldn't come back here. Now we know. Blegh.
__label__3 I stopped here for lunch while visiting friends over the weekend.  I've been here many times years ago when I lived in Goodyear Az and always had a good experience but this time was only mediocre.\n\nThe art and food festival was going on down old litchfield road which brought out a ton of people.  Surprisingly, there was an open table on the patio though and we didn't have to wait at all.  The place was very crowded though and it took almost an hour and a half to get our food after we ordered.  I got the enchiladas suizas which are usually very good but this time mine were only luke warm at best.  No one else at the table complained.  The chips and salsa were good as well, they bring out two types (a spicy one and a milder chunky one).\n\nOverall, this is a decent mexican restaurant (probably the best one in Goodyear).  They have good food and it is in a nice scenic part of town tucked away in old litchfield park.  They also have a full bar but I think their margaritas are a little too sweet.
__label__2 After choosing our table and having it cleaned, the same young waitress returned with chips, salsa and menus. I asked the waitress for a Coke to which she replied \"I'm not your server\". After waiting a little while our designated server appeared and took our order. Our designated server delivered our first round of drinks and our food. The rest of the time we were constantly asked by the first waitress if we needed anything, including refilling our drinks. I think we were in a server parallel universe.\nBTW - the food was okay.\nBeware of the umbrellas at the tables. They have seen better days. After almost being beaned by one I spent the rest of the meal holding on to it so it wouldn't fall on me again.
__label__1 When we have been in the store, gotten water tested and purchased product, all was good.  We like that the business is locally owned, so we contracted them to come blow out our lines as our suction was depleted on the side inlet of the pool. The gentleman came out to our house, looked out our pump and set the handle and said that the pool lines didn't need blown out, it was just that our pump was too small. That was last August and we continued to have issues with the pool's side inlet so we called them back to see if they could take another look. The representative told my husband that it would be another $85 to have them come out. Considering that they kept our entire $85 from last time and did not do the job, we declined. We then went to Home Depot, purchased items that would allow us to clean our own lines. Surprise, surprise, there was a Hot Wheels car in the side inlet that was blocking our lines. We knew there was something in there and we were right. \n\nThe store is fine, the products are well priced, but their customer service when it comes to the service we bought for them to blow out our lines was unacceptable.\n\nWe won't be back. Leslie's is closer anyway.
__label__0 *  Very dirty dinning area!!\n*  Employees obviously do not care about customer service \n*  McDonalds should pull their affiliation - very bad representation of the brand
__label__2 I have to say it appears my idea of a great zoo differs greatly from my fellow yelpers.\n\nThis zoo does have some great features.  Fantastic variety of animals from all over the world.  And if you like tigers, this is the zoo for you.  The animals appear well-cared for and the grounds are reasonably clean.\n\nHowever, it escapes me how this zoo can warrant a five-star rating given the number of \"exhibits\" that are merely large cages sitting side-by-side like little hotel rooms.  Don't get me wrong, some of the exhibits are great and well-designed.  But many others are terrible and seem to offer little to the animals except shelter.  Perhaps this zoo houses more animals than it can adequately support.\n\nFor $18 a ticket, I expect more.\nI
__label__3 Another nice zoo offering in Arizona, with the addition of an aquarium. (I find it odd there isn't an aquarium in downtown Phoenix though.) \n\nAnyway, we started on the zoo side and saw many cool animals who seemed to spend most of the day lounging around or playing with habitat mates. They have many birds, reptiles, and even a baby animal nursery. Animals are diverse and worth spending the first half of your day with before you head over to the aquarium. Be sure to check out the albino wallaby! (Interesting to see an albino in the always constant Arizona sun.) \n\nIf you are feeling adventurous, head over to the hands on exhibits where you can run your hands along the back of a stingray, or pick up starfish. \n\nAll in all, a great zoo/aquarium and though it's a little more expensive, it's worth the money. Use your entertainment book for the valuable two for one coupon!
__label__4 We loved it, our one year old loved it, my parents loved it.\n\nThe outside was surprisingly new looking and inviting. The entrance fee was inexpensive and once we got inside we figured out why. There are a few rides, but you have to pay extra for them. Since we had our baby with us, most rides were not for us, so we were glad we didn't have to pay for them.\n\nThe diversity of animals is amazing, including the aquariums.\n\nMust go and tell your friends. We've been in Phoenix for 10 years and its our first time. We need to spread the word so it won't be a secret any longer!
__label__4 Great place, if you live in the area and plan to go alot,a.season pass is a good investment, considering a one time ticket is like $28.00. A all year pass for an adult is $100.00 and for kids $50.00. We love going there! the god is expensive so I always pack snacks and water. (they say ur not supossed to) but I always have! Bring change to feed the giraffes ,koi, ducks, and fish!
__label__3 I went here yesterday and ate at Dillion's BBQ, I had a tiny issue with my food and they fixed it instantly and it was perfect. The manager was great with me, and I will defiantly be back
__label__3 Rode over on our Harley with some friends. We enjoyed a great tasting lunch and a couple brews. Seems be out in the middle of no where... but we like these kind of places. Bet the place is jumping on the weekends, have to make it back some Saturday evening.
__label__3 We stopped here on tour one time.  And then one time again on the way back.  Had a nice meal, some beers, some shots, hung out for a bit.  Everyone working there was really friendly.  If I'm ever headed through again I'd definitely stop in.
__label__4 I have been going to the El Dorado Hot Springs for years and always have a relaxing time. Open your minds and give it a try...you won't be sorry\nMakes for a great \"day trip\"....lets relax
__label__2 Staff here is usually very nice and helpful and not overbearing. Everything is kept nice and tidy. I just feel that this location does lack in variety and sizes...
__label__1 Not a stellar location for Applebee's.  I am trying to forget the whole Ricky-Bobby thing and just be subjective.  What really loses me here is the menu.  Seriously high sodium fatty foods that always taste less than fresh.  I have to pass on these guys in the future.  \n\nThere is no compelling reason to eat here.  Lots of other good options in the area.\n\nThe Reuben is a salty mess.
__label__0 They refused to put air in my tires that were purchased there, they tried some scare tactic that tires would explode or some BS, this is a Cadillac that is only driven to the grocery store by my 86 y/o Mother. \nI took it to Fletchers, no problem.  I will never use Discount Tires again. Beware!!
__label__4 Every time my sister and I come here we get exceptional service! The manager is awesome, the staff is so helpful, if they don't know the answer to something they will go above and beyond to make sure they find it for you!! We went to another Kohl's and it just reassured us to always come back to this one!!!
__label__1 Every time I go here I regret it. The food is not very good obviously, but it is super cheap. Typically I'd prefer taco bell, but the taco bell on Waddell and Litchfield always sucks, so if I'm in the mood for bad,cheap fast food tacos I go here.
__label__2 While I am a fan of the chain itself, this location and I haven't quite seen eye to eye on some things. \nFor example, what is 'new' and what is 'used/floor model'. \nIn my opinion if something is out of the box, full of dust and glitter and has possibly been tested by customers, it's used and you should give at least 10% off if you don't have a new one to sell. \nTheir opinion; if it's not broken it's new, even if no box exists any longer and it has to be beaten and cleaned...... \nAlso, their computer search skills leave something wanting. I was looking for 3 items, they had only 1 and after doing a computer search told me that no store had 3. \nWhen I looked it up myself I found that a store very close by had 4. I called them, they reserved 3 for me and I picked them up that day. \nMoving on! lol\nThe staff is pleasant enough, the location is small but chalk full of great stuff :)
__label__2 Overall each of my experiences at this particular Red Lobster have been okay. \nThe restaurant itself is clean. The bathrooms are kept up. \nThe service can be dicey. We went two times recently very close to each other. \n\nThe first time the service was pretty bad. I kept asking for our free cheddar biscuits and our waiter kept telling us they were making more and he would bring some out as soon as he could, despite the fact that other tables around us were receiving them. I finally stopped a manager and asked for them and we received the biscuits right away. I don't know if it was the waiters ploy to get us to order more items we would pay for but it was not successful. What he did succeed in doing was lowering his tip. Foolish waiter, he did not know I waited tables for 10 years and always way over tip for even adequate service. At any rate the rest of the meal was fine. I almost always enjoy the food there. \n\nThe second time we went we had excellent service. Our waitress was prompt with both the yummy biscuits and drink refills. I did, however have a complaint with the food. We ordered the potato battered shrimp and never have I eaten anything so salty in my entire life. My husband & I each took one bite and had to send them back, requesting something else instead. The waitress handled this beautifully, it was the manager, in this case, that didn't. The manager didn't even do a table visit. I also was in restaurant management for 15 years and I know the first thing you do when you have a customer complaint is GO VISIT THE TABLE! Instead we could see her rolling her eyes when the server brought this to her attention. She made the server come back to the table and collect the shrimps in question. The server did replace our shrimps with something else we did like and did so quickly. The rest of the meal was fine. \n\nSo yeah, overall it was fine. A couple of problems each time but always resolved quickly except for the lack of concern on the part of the manager. A good place to go and get some yummy food.
__label__0 Horrible! We waited in the lobby full of people for over 20 mins for a table. Normally I don't mind waiting but when I look and see servers shooting the breeze and half the restaurant empty well then it becomes an issue. Finally got a table, the food was horrible and then the bill came. What a rip-off!!! Stay clear of this place!
__label__0 terrible conditions in prime time of year. mickey mouse layout. skip it.
__label__3 A great place to let the kids blow off steam on days with severe heat advisories! \n\nBetter pizza, games & prices than a place I will only refer to as Chucks :D\nGranted, the space is smaller & 90% of the tables are reserved for parties (seriously, there should be a limit on how many tables can be reserved!). If you just want to let the kids run around for a bit and eat some pizza without a party reservation, you'll want to send a scout ahead of you to find and hold a table.... not even kidding. \nThe quality of the pizza is not what it would be at other pizza establishments geared towards adult taste buds, but this place IS geared more at entertaining your kids than it is at providing gourmet pizza. As long as the kids are happy, safe & entertained, I'll eat what they give me happily, lol! \n\nThere is no mascot in costume OR 'show', but they have games for all ages, not just toddlers, so that's a plus! There are also 3 televisions set up in the dinning area & they are normally set to sports.
__label__4 Absolutely the best customer service ever!!  They always have the best rates and great vehicles.  I would recommend them over and over again!
__label__1 We've been here twice. Food is decent, but the service is horrible. From the time we sat down it took us about ten minutes to get WATER. After we ordered, it took 30 minutes for our SALAD to arrive. Yes, lettuce in a bowl took 30 minutes. Both times it was not busy, half full dinning room or less. If you have all day and you aren't very hungry, the food is decent, but if you'd like to enjoy yourself with out the pause of, \"where the hell is ____\", and \"how long ago did we ______\",  go somewhere else.
__label__1 Visited for a full set of silk nails, she automatically put acrylic on my nails not the silk I had asked for. I didn't ask for them to be taken off because the whole point of silk nails is they are less damaging than acrylic but when I told her I asked for silk she said I asked for acrylic. I would never say acrylic if I wanted acrylic I would just say full set. So I didn't argue but my acrylic nails turned out very thick and bumpy. Had to go to another salon to they them thinned up and smoothed out. She also left them very long after I asked her to cut them shorter and made my cuticles bleed. After I pulled my hand away she said she was doing it on purpose because my nail sea are too short so she was \"helping me\".
__label__0 This place should be planted with orange trees. Very rough fairways and the owner doesn't know the first thing about customer service. Will not go back. The only saving grace is the hamburger and fries in the grill area. Would like to see them spend more money at great Eagle versus their other course Arizona Traditions.
__label__2 Just opened following winter over seeding. Course played surprisingly well. Tees and fairways were in good shape. The greens were really slow from the overseeing but held and putted very well considering. Expected to play \"automatic 2-putt\" but all the greens were good. The rough was a golf ball eating monster. Deep heavy bermuda swallowed up shots and hid the balls. Would certainly play again.
__label__1 Ehh its ok!! The location at bell & reems is 10x better!! Better service there & better drinks. This one is okey..
__label__0 Slowest and most disorganized Starbucks ever! 25 minutes for 2 regular coffees and a pre-made spinach wrap.
__label__0 In the store today 2 times.....first AND last! I have never experienced such an unfriendly staff & the store is a mess.
__label__0 Sorry, folks...this is another Peoria/Surprise/Glendale pizza place I can take off my list.  Went there tonight - eat in - ordered a pepperoni & onion pizza.  I should have been concerned when it arrived and the pieces wouldn't break apart - with a kitchen knife and fork we were just barely able to cut them apart.  First bite...the crust was doughy and chewy and tasted strongly of flour.\nLong story short, the girl asked how things were, as she saw us eating the toppings and leaving the crust.  We told her of the crust and her response was \"Sorry.\"  I can't explain the 5 stars vs my one star, all I know is what the pizza was tonight.  Never, ever, again.
__label__0 WORST STORE EVER!! Had to wait 45mins to pick up a padio set!!! Soo disorangized.. WORST SERIVICE!! Iam so disgusted i will never ever return!! HOME DEPOT ONLY!
__label__0 I was there in the afternoon on December 31. Someone took a sharp object to the side of my car and the rear panel. They did $1200 in damage. Called Harkins and wasn't even told by manager that he was sorry. Had to write Harkins to even get an apology.
__label__0 If you love cocky pieces of crap that will try and rip you off and have no clue what there talking about .. I would highly recommend this place , If you want to go to a real Harley dealership with heart and soul and its family owned,  Buddy Stubbs is awesome I will never go anywhere else . Everyone there is really chill and incredibly knowledgeable and they actually treat you with respect ..
__label__2 First arrived and the family a little bored. The staff was nice but the displays need to improve. Great building. Luckily the simulation our family signed up for saved the day. We had a great time with the simulation crew. End if day it all worked out great and family happy.
__label__4 Meaghan has been doing my hair for 18years and she is amazing! I have followed her all over the city! She is very precise on her color, blending highlights and a perfect hair cut every time! I highly recommend give her a try and I promise you will be in love. She is also very reasonable priced for the excellent services! I love going to see her!
__label__0 I have been to Great Clips a number of different times and have always been satisfied but my visit there on Thursday, 01/16/2014, was the last time I will ever go there again!!!!! It was at the Great Clips in the Deer Valley Marketplace located at the corner of W. Deer Valley Road & N. 83rd Ave. in Peoria.  When I first got there one of the women looked my name up under my phone number and put me on the waiting list. Then another woman called me up to the counter and asked for my name. I told her my name and she said it wasn't there. Then she asked for my phone number. I told her but I had to repeat it several times. She was very rude and was extremely hard to understand due to her accent. She said her name was Nina (later when I looked at the receipt it showed her name to be Niculina). She directed me to a chair and asked me how I wanted my hair cut. I asked her if she could check the notes in the computer to see how it had been cut the last few times I had been in because I wanted it cut the same way. She walked over to the computer and looked at it for a few seconds and said \"something happened to computer, there's nothing\" and walked back to the chair. I told her how I wanted it cut but she wanted to do it differently. I told her no to do it like I said. Well after she cut my hair (If you can call it that) I asked her if she could rinse my hair off in the sink, not shampoo just rinse with water so I could get all the extra cut hair off and she said no she would have to charge me for a shampoo. So I asked if I could do it myself and she said no. Then she immediately put gel in my hair without even asking if I wanted any in my hair. It was ok because I use gel in my hair anyway but I thought it was odd. Well after I got home from having dinner I took a shower and my wife looked at me and said OMG!!! Your hair!!! Go look at it!\" It is REALLY REALLY BAD! I have bald spots in a number of places where my hair is cut all the way to the scalp! How does someone do that?! Then there are other places that have long hairs that she did not even cut! To top it all off when I looked at my receipt she didn't even spell my name correctly, it reads Brayen not Brian??? I have e-mailed them and also called their corporate office and I am still waiting for them to call me back. The sad thing is I am job hunting and now I have hair that looks like a monkey cut it for bananas. I'm not saying ALL the stylists there are bad but if you do go there just make sure you DO NOT have Niculina (Nina) cut your hair.
__label__0 Honestly I REALLY don't like this location. I've never had a positive experience here. I eat at other locations at least a couple of times in the week and I won't go to this one anymore. The portions are skimpy compared to other locations. They are not friendly in the least. And make me feel like I'm being a burden (since I'm ordering a large order to go.) I'm more than happy to let others go in front, but even when I'm the only one in there I feel like I'm bothering them. The locations on 75th and bell and 59th and the 101 are my go to locations. Always so friendly and welcoming!
__label__1 I came on a Monday... They were out of veal and steak. My dish was the spicy sausage rigatoni which good, not great. My wife had the shrimp pasta Alfredo... Disappointing! Sauce was plain. Turns out the sauce is already shipped here and they don't add any more spices to it. The shrimp tasted like the store bagged ones. Their bread was delicious. The mozzarella fritti was less than ok.  Staff was welcoming. The reason i gave it a 2 was because my dish was OK but my wife's dish was just not good. The Kraft's macaroni n cheese taste a lot better. Also, they were out of two main meats. Will not come back, unless i don't find a better Italian food. Im from Santa Barbara and have travelled all over the world and the states... By the way, my daughter ordered a pizza, which she says she enjoyed.
__label__0 Not impressed by the food. \nAtmosphere is crowded. Maybe they will be on Restaurant Hoarders. \nWaiter was a jerk. I asked for another and got one but she was dumber than a box of rocks (i didnt mean to insult rocks) \nToo expensive to deal with waiters with attitude and mediocre food!
__label__1 Went earlier this evening with 2 people who have never been. Giving a 2/5 because the food was good, when we eventually got it. Otherwise, poor service!\n\nWe sat down at 4, the bartender took our drink order and while my friend was ordering an appetizer, the bartender walked off. Strike 1. \n\nWhen she came back a couple of minutes later, we placed our order, and we received the bread at about 415. We then received our garlic bread order at 430. At 445, the bartender came over, told us that the kitchen had been taking longer than usual (we were one of only 2 groups of people on that side of the room except for 3 people at the bar, otherwise the whole place was pretty empty), and that our food would be ready in a few minutes, and she took my drink to refill it. At 5, we still had not received our dinner order, the bread on the table had gone cold, and I still had not received my refilled drink back yet. Strike 2. \n\nAt 515, over an hour since we were seated, we finally received our food, and she asked us if we needed anything else. I told her she still had not brought my refilled drink back, and she gave me a blank look like I was retarded. I told her she took my drink earlier to refill it, and never brought it back. She then realized that I wasn't nuts, and brought me a new glass. I was upset (I didn't say anything to her) but it was obvious on my face and she told me she realized that she did forget to bring my drink back, so apologized for that. but it wasn't her fault that the kitchen staff got our food out slow. Strike 3. \n\nI like the Mesa location a lot, but this one definitely did not leave a good impression on my friends, and myself - will not be bringing them back to this one.
__label__1 Although we visited on a Saturday evening, we arrived around six, we were seated within 10 minutes because the restaurant was not very busy.  We were taken to a table which was not yet cleaned. After waiting a while for a waiter to take our drink order finally the manager took the order.  A nearby waiter recognized that we had been sitting for a long time without drinks or a waiter.  Because of him our waiter arrived a short time later and took our order.  We would have enjoyed our mozzarella garlic bread while we waited for our entrees, but it all arrived all together. The food, with the exception of the bread, was lukewarm at best.  While several tables around us cleared out, I never saw a busboy clear the tables.  We were disappointed by the discombobulated staff and disorganization in every step of our dining experience.  I honestly doubt I will returned this location.
__label__3 It has been about 14 years since I last visited BDB.  It was the one on Ray Road in Chandler.\n\nWe found a $10 off coupon on Amazon Local and they are now pushing much smaller lunch specials starting at 6.99.  The person I was with had never been, so we stopped in at this location.\n\nThe food is always delish here.  The meatballs are so tasty and the sauce they use is so, so good.  We decided to share a \"regular\" small salad and it was still too big.  She ordered the chicken parm and added a meatball.  I ordered the rigatoni with sausage and meat sauce.   Much to my luck, the waitress mistakenly entered my order wrong and ordered me a regular dinner \"small\" rigatoni instead of the much smaller lunch portion.  YAHTZEE!  \n\nBDB is so good, and it's a great place for large parties with large portions and even larger appetites.  After the ginormous salad, we had 5 take home containers and will have food for the next few days.\n\nBDB is definitely worth the trip but be sure you are hungry and have at least 3-4 people.
__label__4 I went here on Friday night and had an excellent time. Our waitress was extremely friendly and attentive and the food was phenomenal. We got an order of wings and the firecracker spinach artichoke chicken (I think that's what it was called). If for nothing else, I will be returning to eat that again! They had a big open room wit pool tables that you can rent, so we played for a bit. Although I suck, it was still pretty fun and the tables were nice. After our meal, the manager came over t ask us how everything was and gave us a card for a free appetizer on our next visit. \n\nThis was the best food, service and overall great dining experience I have had in a while. I will definitely be back!
__label__3 I attended an informal business meeting here a while back and I was really impressed with the level of service.  Waitresses were around often but were not intrusive or pushy.  The manager was also making the rounds to make sure everyone was being taken care of.  If you can't relax, have fun and enjoy yourself in this place perhaps you need to look inward my friend.
__label__2 Went to Fox & the Hound to watch an OSU basketball game.  Sat in the bar area, pretty dark and dismal, but eventually they figured out how to get the game on the big screen.  Nice TV's and plenty of seating.   Lunch was a bit pricey but not terrible.  Tried the signature turkey sandwich/club on a pretzel dough roll.   Very tasty, but add two draft beers and my bill was $15.00   didn't really think it was that steep of a bar/pub food kind of place but apparently so!  Overall, it was adequate for watching the basketball game and drinking a beer with lunch, but I doubt i'll be running back to return anytime soon.
__label__1 Wait staff is in need of training and this place generally seems confused as to what type of business they are. Front of building says \"Smokehouse and Tavern\" which would lead many to believe that it's a restaurant with a bar. The reality is that it's a sports bar that serves food and that is exactly what I got when eating there, \"Bar Food\". I ordered a blue cheese and bacon hamburger (over priced in my opinion). I explained to the waitress that I wanted the meat done just so it was a little pink in the middle and she said \"so we'll go with medium rare\" , I went along with it figuring she worked there and she would know best since I explained in detail what I wanted. Result: It came out very rare and almost raw in my opinion (just barely browned on outside and all pink everywhere else), there was barely any blue cheese to taste on it and the bottom half of my bun was soaked in grease just like I would expect from a burger at a bar. \n\nMy summary: might be a good place to get a drink and watch the game, but eat at your own risk.\nP.S. I saw another reviewer compliment them on the lunch menu, I went during the dinner hour.
__label__0 It's Denny's--how bad can it be? Well let me tell you...this visit to Denny's was B.A.D. It was over 90 minutes from start to finish and we were seated immediately on a weekday morning. Food came out S.L.O.W and our server was even slower. We didn't get refills nor were they even offered. My husband's pancakes were burnt on the outside and still runny on the inside. The fruit that came with my breakfast had been frozen and wasn't quite thawed out yet. I have eaten at this Denny's before and while the service has never been all that stellar, this was by far the worst visit to a Denny's I've ever experienced and because it's Denny's my expectations are pretty low to begin with. Do yourself a favor and skip this particular Denny's. You will save yourself the aggravation.
__label__4 I have never had bad service at this location. The food is always spot on and I am greeted with a friendly hostess. Last night I went and no one greeted me, the service was slow (because they were busy and only had three waiters on) AND I still left satisfied. Alicia really helped us out and did a great job keeping our waters full and our food came as promptly as it could. GREAT customer service will keep me coming back to this location. \nPlus THUMBS UP for the new decor!
__label__4 Call ahead. Eat lots of rolls. Get the double pork chop, and you will be in heaven. \n\nKey is to call ahead.\n\nIve never had a problem here and always loved my food.
__label__0 It's the holiday season! I'm out Christmas shopping and trying to buy my father a gift that I have been searching every Ross in the valley for. I finally find one and the box was opened, so I wanted to check it to make sure all parts were there... Two clerks walk past and call over a third to contact someone (loss prevention) to assist the situation. Accused of attempting to steal the item, she says that she cannot sell to me because the item is now opened. My friend and I told her it was already opened and we wanted to make sure all parts were there because it was a gift. She walked off to talk to her manager and once again was disrespected and talked down upon!! I will never do business with this Ross!!!!!!!!
__label__1 food is still good, but the set up is ridiculous, yeah put the soda and ice cream right next to where the soups and pasta are to cause a huge log jam of people. Also had a hair in my salad, not cool.
__label__1 For the price we had to pay to stay here (min. $193/night), we expected a bit more \"customer-oriented\" services, much like we get in just about every other hotel we've stayed at.  They do not provide any guest services publications whatsoever.  We had to go to the lobby to find out what restaurants were nearby, and were handed a list that someone happened to type up for them.  That was it...all it had were names, addresses and phone numbers.  We then asked for a tv listing, and again, were handed another list.  The point is, we had to ask for this information.  The electrical system in our room was totally screwed up.  Trying to figure out how to turn off a set of lights, while keeping one utility light on was a nightmare.  We ended up guessing which plugs to put the lamp cords in to, in order to not have to turn all the lights on/off in the room.  Also, this place is running on one of the tightest budgets we've seen yet.  Paper cups, no soap dish at the bathroom sink, one bottle of shampoo (no conditioner or moisturizer), and a single serving of coffee for the pot (pod-type).\n\nThe good thing about this place is the location.  It's right across the street from the ballpark, and there are restaurants and shopping within walking distance.
__label__1 I was seated quickly however no one told us that there were not enough chef's for the tables. So after 45 minutes of waiting we left because we had movie tickets.  (I have no idea when the chef actually came, my guess is an hour) I've enjoyed this place before, however, I doubt I'll come back. If a restaurant wants business they respect their customers. I appreciate it when the staff is honest with their patrons.  I prefer that they let us know ahead of time that there is a long wait and then I can make that decision myself if I want to wait or not. Instead I waited for 45 minutes thinking a chef was on his way any minute.
__label__0 THIS LOCATION ONLY - Echoing another user's review.  There is now a large sign in the lobby stating \"We no longer accept Restaurant.com gift certificates.  Sorry for the inconvenience.\"  Inconvenience?  We *purchased* a gift certificate for your restaurant, drove all the way down there, and you refuse to accept it?  That's just not right.  If you didn't want to participate you shouldn't have offered the certificates in the first place.  Take them off the website but you should still honor the ones previously purchased.
__label__0 I've been boycotting this store since 2009.  One afternoon after browsing for a while with my kids, I allowed my 10yo and 8yo to stay in the children's section to pick out a book to spend their allowance money on while I ran next door to TJ Maxx to buy the toddler a pair of shoes.  I'd been gone 30 minutes when I returned to find the horrid lady in the children's section had called the police on us.  She never asked the kids  their ages and didn't ask if they had a way to reach me (they did).  The police talked to them, realized they were perfectly well behaved consumers, and assured me I'd done nothing illegal.  Avoid like the plague.
__label__1 Not bad food, combined with so so service. I tried the firebird chicken pasta and i have had better at chilies. I also don't drink soda so i ordered a lemonaid and since it was made at the bar  (non-alcoholic) they were 4 bucks each. it sounds like im cheap but 4 dollars for some sugar, water, and lemon? then 4 dollars for a second one? ok. the place was nice and huge on the inside, if i was taking a client out i would go there for the appearance but for my son, wife, and myself i think next time ill pass.
__label__1 ***DON'T*** GO TO CELEBRATE A BIRTHDAY.  I was floored! $135 in food for 4 people to celebrate my husband's B-day and they don't do anything, we would have gone to the Black Angus or CARVERS they are near the same area, just as delicious steaks *and* less money $!!  At least at those places we would get a candle in a brownie just so we could say that we had him blow out a candle for his b-day.  I can't justify $28 entries that do not come with a soup or salad in this economic climate, and NO hospitality, so even though the food is good we won't be returning because we really only go for special occasions go to Carvers or Black Angus or even Outback! Before we return here!
__label__3 love the food
__label__2 Came here for my sisters birthday dinner. It was a good time. My sister got the coconut shrimp dinner with a side lobster tail. She said it was all great.\n\nMy other sister got some kind of a chicken dinner with mashed potatoes. Her potatoes had cold spots throughout them but she said the chicken was good.\n\nI got the prime rib and it had the potential to be good but it was cooked to well. I told our waiter that I liked it really pink and he said to order it medium then. It came with no pink but it was tender along the outside. The middle was dry and chewy. The horseradish cream was really really good. \n\nI will give this place another try but I would send my dinner back next time if they did not cook the meat how I asked. I'm sure if I had said something they would have taken care of it. When your out to dinner for a celebration you just don't want anything to spoil it though.
__label__1 So I've admitted in the Biltmore location's review that I secretly LOVE Cheesecake Factory, but this particular location stinks.  \n\nLunch is always busy, and service (up to now) was so-so.  But most recently my co-workers took me to lunch here for my birthday, and here is how the exchange with our 22 year old skanky server went. I swear I am not making this up.  We place our orders and then my co-workers call over our server.  Let's call the 22 year old skanky server Tammy McSleazerston.\n\nCo-workers:  (point over at me like I'm not there, as if to request some kind of retarded ice cream, song and dance freebie) It's his birthday today, could we have some kind of something for him.\nTM:  (In baby voice, and taking her index finger and pointing at her right cheek) Aww, is it your boothday tuhday Mishtuh Man??\nMe:  (Stunned, and not knowing what to say)  Um yeah.\nTM says she'll be back, and walks away.\nMe and Co workers:  (Look at each other jaw-dropped)\n\nWe finish lunch, they give me my stupid ice cream, and we leave a crappy tip and a note to the manager to rein in his flippant servers -- and no apology, or other response.
__label__2 If you're not familiar with the Cheesecake Factory, the name should imply that their menu is full of flavorful high-calorie offerings. But it may not imply so well that this place is rather expensive-- on the border of outlandishly.\n\nHowever, their menu is extremely robust, I don't think I can recall another restaurant with so many different things on their menu. Their cheesecake is outstanding, of course, but some of their other menu items can be hit or miss. (For example, their Buffalo Blasts are not as good as they sound, but everything else we tried was rather decent)\n\nIt's a good place to go for a special occasion, I can't really say don't go-- but for the same (or less) money I can get higher quality at other places.
__label__0 Average to poor food. I've had orange chicken, a salad, and chicken enchiladas. They all sucked. They all cost more then they should have.
__label__4 It's a good thing that this place is not closer to where I live or I would weigh 400 pounds.
__label__4 We bought a couple of party trays for my birthday and I have to say, it can feed a whole battalion. Not only was there a lot of food, it was also delicious, as usual. Thank you, Greek Wraps!
__label__3 When we used to live in Peoria, we would go to Greek Wraps about once a week. Their hummus is to die for. I've actually never had anything less than terrific there. Everything from the veggie pita wrap with grilled eggplant and onions smothered with their special yogurt sauce to their grilled lemon kebab with garlic sauce is amazing. \n\nThere is always a line at Greek Wraps and expect a wait. The food is made fresh to order and the portions are plentiful. \n\nI wish they had delivery!
__label__4 The food is amazing here. I've been here a few times and love it every time. I ordered the gryro platter and it comes with a Greek salad and rice. I have to say everything was delicious.
__label__3 So yummy! I get 1 gyro and order an extra pita. They put enough meat in 1 that you can split into 2!
__label__2 The prices are a little high and the food is ok. I have had better pizza. The wings where also ok. The people where nice both times we have eaten there.
__label__2 I came here on Saturday on a second hand store rummage day out with my husband and I just have to say that I don't get it, Savers.  \n\nI. Don't. Get. It.\n\nFirst let me start by pointing out something that you guys may have forgotten, you are a secondhand store, not a resale store for gently used merchandise or even a consignment shop.  There *is* a difference.  Your stuff is no nicer than a standard Goodwill's stuff, yet you think you can command about twice the price for your stuff??   Uh, no.\n\nYeah, it's clean and organized in comparison to a Goodwill, but it still smells like my grandma's closet, or maybe even my musty garage after a humid day.  Why?  Because it's STILL a secondhand store, full of unwashed goods, of questionable provenance, from other people.\n\nI found a wall mounted coat rack that I really liked and would have purchased, but it was $10.   Uh, sorry, but that isn't that awesome of a deal.  And my husband found some well loved, North Face snow pants that would have been a good deal for something slightly less than the $25 they wanted for them, AND if they hadn't also been ripped at the bottom so I would have had to mend them anyway...  c'mon Savers, really?\n\nAdding to all this is the fact that they weren't even offering any kind of point of sale discount, coupons, nothing...  At least Goodwill was running a 50% off everything deal that same day.  I did hear an overhead announcement that said that if you register online with Savers and give them your email address they'll send you coupons, but who really wants Spam from a secondhand store?  I certainly don't.  I much prefer a point of sale discount that requires no sharing of my personal contact information, thankyouverymuch.\n\nSaver's whether you guys like it or not, Goodwill IS your competition, so you better step up your game to actually compete with them.  I'll be clear, I'm not cheap and I'd like to consider myself a bit of a connoisseur of the secondhand stores across the Valley (hell, I was raised shopping in secondhand stores) but I refuse to pay those kinds of prices for that kind of merchandise.  \n\nYou guys need to reexamine your pricing structure because it kinda sucks.
__label__2 \"I am a way picky Mex eater partially because I had the luxury of growing up with real authentic mex food thanks to my grandparent's. My mother in law has to go here every time she visits AZ which I always am ehhh about Abuelos nothing special about the food just the atmosphere really =-o The chips and salsa are very good thin crispy not greasy, perfect really.So this last time we went was THE last time I go there PERIOD. My MIL even said she remembered the food being better, while it was never a big deal for me.\n\nIt was my daughter's b-day. The service was awful! The server was Russian she couldnt understand much of anything. We had 2 toddlers with us and ordered 1 kid's plate for them to share well she brought 2 anyway and when we explained once again only 1 was ordered she was going to take plate #2 back and throw it in the bin, we then told her nevermind we'd keep the plate instead of wasting food for her mistake. We had the seared tuna starter pretty good and unexpected and something you dont see too often at mexican. I had the tortilla soup it was not good I have had 100x better from Red Robin, it didnt have any tortilla in it I asked what the deal was. She said it comes with a side of crunchy tort strips she had forgotten to bring out. I had the Green Chile con Chicken quesadilla - the chicken to be safe. I had a Mojito it was under their signature cocktails, it was the worst I have ever had anywhere\" I sent it back wanting more cool mint taste she took forever but there was no change in my drink I left it untouched. We were a party of 6 no one was too happy with their dinner the kid's loved their chicken nuggets but they are kid's and love mcd's. We got the bill and were still charged for the horrible mojito and 2nd kids plate that was not ordered but would have gone in the bin. They did however concauct some desert for my daughter which she loved and was free maybe because her bday!?!?! Who know's but I won't be going back!
__label__3 I am hemming and hawing about 3 or 4 stars.  I'm going to go with 4 because I have had so many bad dining experiences at chains lately.  This, obviously, was not one of the bad ones.  \n\nFirst, let me say thank you to Abuelos for having a decent happy hour (gasp, seven days a week).  The drinks are priced great and there is a large variety of food at very low prices.  Second, this place was packed when we went in.  It was either sneak into a seat at the bar or wait 30 minutes.  We chose the bar.  The service was very fast and attentive despite the crowd.  Third, and finally, the food was genuinely good.  The ingredients were fresh, the salsas were flavorful, the chips light and crispy and it was all presented nicely. \n\nI know that normally decent food, served properly by people who are attentive should not be that big of a deal but, lately I have a hard time finding even the basics.  It was very nice to go out, order something interesting and be served the food just as it should be.
__label__1 Fancy place.  Not great food. \n\nThis place is a fancy, expensive Mexican restaurant for people what to spend more money than they should and get far less than good Mexican food.  I guess if you're from Minnesota, Wisconsin or BC this is passible, but it is far from good Mexican food.
__label__1 Two stars just because the chips and salsa are good. But everything else was horrific. It tasted like frozen crap, covered with velveeta cheese. Rice has no flavor and the refried beans were oddly crusty. We will never go back.
__label__2 Good food (if \"good\" can be associated with fast food) - but the drive-thru here is one of the slowest I have used.\n\nYou come to fast food and a drive-thru for a QUICK and easy meal. The easy part they did.. the quick part turned into a 15 min wait from order to eating. Way to long in my opinion.
__label__2 Whataburger has a decent burger, but is definitely not one of my favorite places even for fast food. This location hasn't been too busy on the few occasions that I have dined here though, so it has been quick and convenient for me.
__label__0 First time ever there!!!  Ordered a salad with apples and cranberries among other things...no apples in the salad..what's the point of paying extra for a salad if you are not getting what is supposed t o be in it??  Never again!  I hate rip offs!!!  P.s.  Their french fries suck...my husband ordered them and their hamburgers were not even thick!
__label__0 worst return policy in the world!\neven with a receipt! be careful if you do a partial payment with a gift card!!\n\nExperience 1 - I purchased Nip/Tuck season whatever ($40), a sweater ($28) and the Black Eyed Peas cd ($12) online from target.com. I paid mostly with my debit card, but I had used the last $9 of a gift card as well.\nI printed the order confirmation everything showed exactly as I ordered it. I get my items and instead of the Black Eyed Peas Cd I get the Nip Tuck soundtrack. I go to return it to the store. I can'y because althought they carry the cd, that portion of the order was fulfilled by amazon.com NOT target.com. So I bought the cd there in store and called target to find out about returning it for a refund and a credit on the shipping. They would only refund the cd to the gift card and no refund on shipping since the nip tuck soundtrack was on the invoice, it must be my mistake even though my order confirmation shows no signs of the nip tuck sndtrk. When I read them their own return policy stating simply that refunds will be credited to the original form of payment and since the cd was priced higher than the value of the gift card the refund should be credited to my debit card. The representative then lead me to a SECOND return policy that was similar but stated that the entire amount would be refunded to the gift card since i used a target gift card for a portion of the payment. Now to get to this second refund, I had to type the URL into the address bar of my browser. The rep was unable to tell me how to navigate to it from their site. There were no links to get to it. It was a static page that required you to type the address in manually. How would I have ever known that??\n\nExperience2 - I purchased some nice metal shower curtain hooks ($16). They kept catching on the shower rod tho as the rod was too thick around. I went to return them. I had no receipt and I paid cash. My fault.  I went to exchange it for a $65 mirror which I was told I cannot do since I didn't have the receipt I could only exchange it for something of equal or greater value (the mirror was greater) and from the same department. IT WAS FROM THE SAME STORE WHO THE FUCK CARES WHAT DEPARTMENT IT WAS FROM??\nOh and I couldn't get store credit I had to use it that same day.
__label__1 This would have been a 5 star review, but they charged me an extra $20 after check out for no reason! They asked for a credit card when I checked in, \"Just to have on file for incidentals...it won't be charged.\" At least that's what I was told! There isn't any incidentals to be had at this hotel. No mini bar, no snacks in the room, and no drinks in the fridge. So what was the charge for? I used my own soap and lotion, and even paid double for some drinks and snacks at the snack bar downstairs...it just aggravates me. My friend stayed at the same time in a different room and was also charged the $20 after check out, so beware since it must be standard here!
__label__3 You can rarely go wrong here.\n\nLove the chips & salsa!\n\nHave become a big fan of Boneless Buffalo Chicken Salad!
__label__3 Love the outdoor patio!  The perfect venue for relaxing with music and a cold beer.
__label__1 My mouth has a weird aftertaste. It could of been the cockroach that scurried across the floor and ended up in my burger. Free wings on Monday night football. That's cool. \nCheap beer. They raised over$1,000 for a nonprofit one night for local teens in need of help. That's cool. We are in Wickenburg
__label__2 I work in Wickenburg so the options for food are limited. I do enjoy the chicken Parmesan plate or sandwich here. The Greek salad is tasty too, but overpriced a bit. I call in my order ahead of time and its usually ready to go by the time I get there. The people are always helpful and friendly. It doesn't get more stars because I don't have much to compare it to in town, I'm a spoiled city girl who is used to a higher level of restaurant, and I've only tried a couple things so I'm not able to give a complete review with a higher rating.
__label__0 This was a brightly lit place with a trailer feel that had table clothes on tables that filled a plain rectangular single room.  There was plenty of help running around ignoring the four of us for a bit and then the excitement started when we ordered and was told how many things they did not have like bacon, cheddar cheese and the like.  It was a \"steak place\" and they proved it by charging between $25 and $37.  We had a bad enough feeling about the place and didn't chance that by just ordering hamburgers and fries and with a drink each that came to $31.  Flavor probably would have been extra.  Go anywhere also.
__label__2 Stopped by this Subway on the drive back home to Vegas from Phoenix.  It is conveniently located on the right side of the road heading to Vegas.\n\nI ordered a 6\" BMT w/Jalapeno Cheddar Bread & had it toasted.  I added Tomatoes, Lettuce, Green Peppers, Pepperoncinis, Mustard, Mayo, Oil, Vinegar, Salt, Pepper.  They made it quickly and I was eating in no time.\n\nThe ingredients were very fresh and the Sandwich tasted great.  A nice snack for the ride home.\n\nA bonus is the clean restrooms....a quick tip is to stop here to use the restroom instead of a nasty gas station....every gas station in Wickenberg was busy with travelers using the restrooms.\n\nWill I return?  Next time I drive to/from Phoenix, I will.
__label__0 Food was bland.  Service was slow.  Screwed up my bill - chased me down in the parking lot to get me to come back to pay more.
__label__4 This is perhaps the BEST chinese food I have ever had.  Everywhere I go I try the local chinese food restaurants.  I have lived in Orlando, Pearl Harbor, Charleston, Seattle, Guam, Flint, near Flagstaff, and now near WIckenburg.\n\nNo one seems to do from scratch egg rolls anymore, not positive these are from scratch but if they are not they are exquisite nontheless.  The crab angels are awesome as well and if you get any of the dinner for 2 combinations you get 1 for each person & soup.   The egg drop soup is blah, but not terrible.\n\nThe chicken dishes that are supposed to be crunchy, are crunchy.  The dishes that are supposed to be spicy, are spicy without being overpowering.   My significant other cant have things too hot, and she enjoyed our spicy dishes.\n\nOnly been here twice.  The food was awesome both times.  The manager/owner was very cordial to us, but did seem on very friendly terms with what we assume were regulars.  Joking and kidding with them.  If they were not regulars, then the interactions would seem quite hostile.  She made me and my fiancee seem like special guests, perhaps even friends of the her family.\n\nOnly thing I have to complain about is the bathrooms.  You have to exit the building.  The bathrooms are not airconditioned, in the summer in AZ that can be quite hot!
__label__4 Stopped here today on my way through town on the recommendation of a friend and was glad I did. Had the corned beef hash Anita style and it was awesome! Delicious corned beef hash kicked up with jalapenos. If you like spicy and you like corned beef you will love it! I got it served with some corn tortillas and salsa on the side. Was the best breakfast i have had this month. \nService here was also over the top, they kept my coffee cup full and I really needed it this morning since i had to get up at 4am today. \n\nI'll definitely be back here next time I go through Wickenberg
__label__4 There is a reason why this was voted as the best place to stop on a road trip by AZ Highway magazine.  Deb the owner is great and takes you back to a time where things were a little slower and personable.\n\nThere is nothing on the menu that you could go wrong with but the \"El Burro\" is definitely a favorite when I'm not in the mood for the world-class biscuits and gravy...and yes when she says you really should order the half-portion, she means it.
__label__2 It's a Taco Bell and Pizza Hut Express combo, what more could you really ask for?!
__label__3 ShooGoo was sort of a template 4-star place: good food, American menu, big ole portions, and nice service. It lacked the special zsa zsa zsu needed for 5 starrs.\n\nMy filet with B\u00e9arnaise sauce was excellent. The highlight of our meal, however, was our mushroom with Gorgonzola appetizer. Mmm.\nAnd, of course, they have the nice view, though that was pretty pervasive throughout Sedona.\nsunny az... yow, bill
__label__2 Food was absolutely delicious,  but pricey. We were dressed in comfortable clothing (jeans/shorts/sweatshirts) and clearly did not fit in; this is a dressy crowd. We were also the youngest people there... it was mostly older adults 65+. Great views and good service.
__label__4 We went here again after discovering this great restaurant last time we visited Sedona.  Not only does it have a great sunset view of the beautiful  Thunder mountain but it has fabulous food.  The wait staff is very friendly & professional too.  Both the rack of lamb that I had and the scallops that my husband had were delicious.  The portions are generous and the meals come with soup or salad, hot bread, vegetable and rice or potato. It's a must try when visiting Sedona.
__label__1 McDonald's will be McDonald's so I've based my review on service alone. cashier had no personality. He didn't smile or even was interested on working. He looked and sounded miserable taking my order. The manager on the other hand gave me my food with a smile and even cracked a joke. it was a morning shift so that employee needs to cheer up and smile more and spread positive vibes especially when people are just starting their day.
__label__1 Every time I play here something makes me angry. Today was slowness. Usually it's service and miserable people but today all staff I encountered were very nice. We played 13 holes in 3 hours and waited at least 5 minutes if not more per hole. Don't go here if you want to play a quick round and don't use the vending machine on the 4th hole. Wasted half my day waiting so we just left. I will say the greens were in excellent shape which is why I gave 2 stars not 1! I am a self proclaimed golf snob so I may be a little bit dramatic but when I pay $30 and barely get through half a round, this is what I have a problem with.
__label__1 As another reviewer mentioned, this location is notorious for having out of date items on the shelves. \nI have purchased numerous items that were out of code without noticing.\nWhen you are shopping for a whole week's with of groceries, or in a rush, it is difficult to check the date on every item you pick up and put in your cart (not to mention that the store is responsible for pulling items that are expired for consumer safety).\n\nThe store seems to be cutting back recently as well, and this doesn't bode well for the already sub par service. \nIt means waiting in longer lines, as well as being forced to use the self checkout because only one(or two at most) regular checkstand is ever open.
__label__1 I didn't think it was very good. We got the chicken fried rice, paper wrapped chicken, shrimp pad thai & sesame chicken - none of which was really good. The fried rice was horrible. I don't know why this place is so busy.
__label__1 It's just ok.  At first, the food tasted pretty good, but as we settled into the meal we found it to be quite greasy.  In fact, my wife got sick from the meal while I only had an upset stomach.  I think we'll have to find another place.
__label__1 I am writing this litterally as I eat a piece of their pie. I can not get why people find thing place so good for pie. The chocolate Satin is a little salty and the crust breaks a little too easily for my taste. But you cant expect much I guess since they do not make pies in house.\nStick with small bakeries .
__label__4 I went in to John Mario's a bit skeptical - you never know what you're going to get with any given hair salon. This was the first time I'd had my hair cut in Vegas, so I went completely off of online reviews (like this one). \n\nI requested a fairly challenging hair cut from my barber, Bill. I pulled up a photo of the style I liked on my phone and showed it to him. After studying it and talking it through with me, Bill went straight to work. Watching him work with the clippers was absolutely mesmerizing - you can tell the guy is a pro. I watched in awe as he shaped my raggedy mop into a style nearly identical to the photo I had showed him just 20 minutes earlier. The end result FAR exceeded my expectations! \n\nNeedless to say, I highly recommend John Mario's - especially Bill. He's as talented with a pair of scissors and clippers as I've seen, and he can absolutely create the exact look you want.
__label__2 I came here with my mom to order take out because she really likes this place. I already have a place to eat Chinese, but she was driving. The place was clean. They have pictures of food up, but I couldn't tell what any of them were. \n\nThe service was good. I had a Sprite from the fountain, or what I thought was a Sprite. When I took a sip it was not Sprite. I told the guy at the counter and he said ok and made no effort to check the machine. Then I tried the Lemonade. That was water. When I went to pour it out, there were floaties of I don't know what in my cup. I sat down thinking they would get to the machine, but they didn't. \n\nThey have lunch specials that go till 4p.  Unfortunately, we had gone in the evening, so I'm not sure of the portions they serve, but their prices are reasonable and about the same as other restaraunts. \n\nI had Udon soup which was good. At the same time unappetizing because I kept thinking about the machine. I'm all about supporting small businesses, but first impression is key.
__label__2 After reading the reviews for this place me and my roommate decided to stop by for lunch. The lunch specials are priced very nicely (6 bucks) and the portions are filling. The service was choppy but the woman had her hands full with her baby girl. I would come back.
__label__2 My Grandma was looking for a good Chinese take-out place nearby, so we checked out this place, based on the Yelp! reviews. My Grandma got the Lemon Chicken and really enjoyed it. I ordered the Panang Curry with Chicken. I asked them to make it hot (9 of 10). I didn't really like the taste, it wasn't very hot & the consistency was strange. I've had Panang at several restaurants & this was some of the worst, unfortunately. The service was adequate, so I'll probably try it again, but I'll be ordering something else instead.
__label__4 Great environment and great price. Ask for Zulma or Rachel. Zulma can do a killer fade.
__label__1 Very poor service at the jewelry counter...I stood there 5 minutes before the clerk \"Sammy\" even acknowledged my presents. He was walking around the store talking to co-workers. A simple \"I'll be with you in a moment\" would be a big plus! When he finally did come over to help me he wasn't very knowledgeable about his own merchandise. But he did have very fresh minty breath though...just saying.
__label__2 Pretty good pizza.  This place isn't far from my house, so I'll probably go back.  Not as good as my beloved Grimaldi's, but it's plenty good for the price.
__label__3 My parent's love this place and now, so do I.  It is New York Style pizza (thinner crust and longer slices) very much like we got back home in NY.  Dont let their prices deceive you as it is pretty good!
__label__2 Good food. It takes a little bit longer for them to make the sandwiches because they freshly slice the meat & cheese, but no complaint there, it's fresh and tastes way better than subway. They are limited on the veggies they offer, would like to have cucumber and bell peppers available.  I really like their mayo/mustard mix.
__label__4 I love this Port of Subs! The staff is very friendly and make me feel at home. Everything is very neat and clean and I always get what i want. I have been going here for several years now and the staff changes pretty often but everyone is always nice. I would recommend this place over any other locations.
__label__3 Well I'm leaving the hotel tomorow morning so I guess I'm technically still a guest, but oh well haha.\n\nBeds are pretty comfortable, the shower has decent room and water pressure [I hate when hotel showers just drip, it's annoying n difficult], n my only complaint is that they have the cheapest toilet paper is the world--wtf is that about?\n\nTo get to the pool, get in the side entrance, n use the elevators requires your room key. Kinda weird in my opinion but I guess that's a good idea so random people can't just wander into the hotel or pool area. So safety-wise, a plus.\n\nOh, n there's a Starbucks on the Casino floor sooooo there are NO coffee pots in the hotel rooms and NO refrigerators. Kinda random. At least you have one of those ice cups if you wanna run down the hall to get ice for an ice chest or somethin.\n\nBuffet style eating here is pretty good. They have a whole section for sugar-free deserts if you're concerned about that kinda thing. The buffet line is split into each type of food: Asian, Americana, Mexican, n Dessert!\n\nOur hotel room was on a non-smoking floor which was nice. But there are also floors that allow smoking.....but if you smoke on a non-smoking floor there's a sign that says there will be a $100 violated fee haha so don't do it.\n\nThe pool in the back area of the hotel is about three feet deep but it's designed pretty cool almost like the edge overflows kinda like a fountain.\n\nHooter's, Regal Cinema's, n a bowling alley are attached to the hotel/casino. There's plenty of places around like Walmart n Target or Walgreen's to go get anything you might need outside of the hotel close by. Convenience is always great.\n\nOverall, it's a good place to stay. Good for families n whoever else wants to stay. Oh n by the way, the downstairs casino area is decorated like it's outdoors---reminded me of an old Disneyland ride lol fake sky n etc!
__label__1 (My fiancee and I stayed here 3 1/2 weeks ago. I'm just going to be brief and go over the pros and cons of the place because it was nice, but not \"great\"; we'll probably stay here again if we can't find a better option-)\n\nCons:\n\n1.The Weather: \n\nBe warned! Vegas is a *desert*: We went in May thinking it's be cool-ish and mild-ish: It wasn't!! It was very muggy (It rained) and very, very windy-felt like the inside of a hairdryer every time we went outside; the hot, high winds (Gusts up to 60+ mph) made \"walking the strip\" very unenjoyable. Our bad and we'll more than likely not go there between the months of May-August next time, but still; I hate being cramped up inside! :/\n\n2. Our Trip (Cut Short due to the Weather): 2 stars off\n\nMy fiancee and I were booked here for 4 days but ended up leaving a day early due to inclement weather. I know it's not fair of me to take a couple of stars off, but we had really been looking forward to relaxing poolside and getting a cabana each day, only to find the pool open only 1 day out of what would've been 4: Blah. :/\n\n3. The Weird WIFI and \"Fine Print Resort Fee\" Charges: 1 star off\n\nAdditionally, they have this Game that they play where they \"say\" you get \"Free WIFI\" in your Room but you're charged the fee for it and it's \"taken\" out of your Resort Fee at the end...something like a charge-back it was explained to us..Yeah, okay, sure sounds shady...BUT I want to clearly state that after looking over our statement after our Trip, we were charged-back the WIFI fees..but we had this nagging, in-the-background-uncomfortable, \"will they charge it back or not\" feeling, which put a small damper on our enjoyment. I also think that they should've been way, way more \"upfront\" about the Resort Fee vs. making it a \"fine print\" item that you kind've..discover upon checking in. :/\n\nPros:\n\n1. The Oyster Bar: Pretty decent, I've had better, but not bad for Vegas.\n\n2. No nasty smoke smell\n\n3. Clean, quite rooms (Albeit slightly worn down)\n\nAll in all, my fiancee adores this Casino and wants to stay here again. Me, not so much; there's plenty of other places to stay that I'd like to check out...
__label__4 This is a great hotel. They have an awesome pool. It is in a good location. The maids are always nice and clean the rooms well. The rooms are nice and comfortable. I have come here with my family 3 times and it has always been great.
__label__2 Overall this is a pretty good place. It's located off the strip so it seemed to be a more local crowd. We ate at the buffet which was very good as far as casino buffets go. It had a variety of food, all of which was pretty good. \n\nThe place also has a 72 lane bowling alley, arcade, and kid area.
__label__1 I came to the buffet for salad. They had spinach and good dressings.  I was pleased with my salad. Anything else on the buffet looked like it was 20 years old. Dry gross and gross.  However, the crowd didn't seem to be starving -- at all.  So no one missed a calorie and I guess all is well that ends well.
__label__3 Besides the gym, the mall is probably my second favorite place to get my exercise on. Well, that is before I sabotage it with carby goodness. The food court is filled with pitfalls waiting to snag it's next victim. Auntie Anne's would not be so bad until you see them brush a generous application of butter on top. \n\nWith such a critical opinion of their practice, why would I give them such a high rating? Sometimes counting calories and nitpicking is a buzz kill. The cinnamon sugar pretzel is the answer to a sweet tooth. The pepperoni twist is like having all crust with pieces of meat. Some of the more popular items are made ahead of time, but I was told it would take six minutes for mine. Maybe the pizza inspired bread does not sit well and I am glad to have it come out fresh.
__label__0 CLOSED!  AND THE BIG SLIDES REMOVED??\n\nNot sure what is going on here, looks to be some renovations I'll be totally bummed if they lose the big slides.
__label__1 In short I would REALLY like to shove my broken ass foot up this UMC's bungholio. Maybe I'm just brusque because I am in no better shape than I was before this visit. Nope, UMC just sucks.\n\nNo Radiologist on site to read my x-rays.....so who read them? Better yet, who did I pay to read them? Maybe it was the manager's daughter in her early 20s in a Walmart sundress who sounded like she was on Oxycontin and just smoked ten packs of cigs. I love when I am at these places and hear such random conversations I shouldn't be hearing. \n\n2nd. I can barely walk. Yes, it's my fault I'm such a clutz. The doctor says it's severly sprained and throws me a script for Tylenol with Codeine and has a nurse wrap my foot and tells me to go buy a cane or my own brace. WTF?! She also says it may be fractured, but I need to see a Podiatrist to find out for sure, oh and I can't workout for 8-10 weeks........Why did I come here again? Ughhh.\n\nThe TWO STARS is because this bullshit only took me a little over an hour and I was out. We all know that deserves stars. \n\nIf you happen to stumble into my office today I am the cranky one drooling with my swollen foot on the desk watching Facts of Life reruns not doing diddly and possibly sleeping.\n\nDO NOT WAKE THE DRAGON.
__label__0 I came into this office tonight for an abscess tooth. I have had a few so I know the difference. The pain is unbearable and your gums form a pocket after you have had a cavity for some while. I don't have insurance and I do not have 50 or would've went to a dentist. Let me add I came in for antibiotics, not hard core pills. Let me say this place is horrible! After claiming I have gingivitis from the female doctor on staff at 7:30 at night to not giving me a prescription  because I wouldn't pay 50 is basically holding it hostage. I could understand if I was trying to get Vicodin but an antibiotic? The lady in charge of billing kicked me out! I will be going to the director having a law background I know that UMC has a sign on the wall stating that they will help everyone. What they're forgot at the bottom is anyone with money. By the way already at another hospital and have been seen and what so you know I have an abscess tooth, not gingivitis. You will have to pay a copay if they find you as not an emergency, which gingivitis would be considered as not an emergency. The nurse there who has blonde hair I will be writing the director for her because she belongs in a way better environment. Gingivitis is where all your gums are inflamed and your gums are bleeding.
__label__2 I have eaten here a few times.  At first I really liked the place, but upon reflection I haven't really had anything great.  The portion sizes are huge and the prices are pretty good.  The combos plates offer a pretty good mix, and the chicken katsu and beef short ribs are pretty tasty.  I had the kalua pork once and it was too salty for my tastes.  I know it's Hawaiian BBQ-style food, but I always wish that whatever I ordered had come with some kind of vegetables.  Just eating meat, rice, and mac salad makes for a really heavy meal.
__label__3 For the price, it's not a bad deal. I got the wings today. 9 of them plus rice and a small amount of mac salad. I normally get the seafood combo. It comes with mahi mahi, teriyaki chicken, and shrimp. I always tell them to delete the shrimp and give an extra piece of fish. Normally the fish is thick, moist and good. Last time over cooked and dry. The teriyaki chicken always good. The shrimp always horrible. Don't get it. Too thin, too much bread, too dry. Step back from their shrimp. \nAll in all, the chicken always good and the mahi mahi most times good. Not great. But good, and enough of it.
__label__0 I will NEVER  go back!    The food is good, but over priced!\nThey charge you for drink refills, they charge you for togo containers.  The blinds are broken and nasty, the ceiling fans are nasty.  And then they have the nerve to post a sign no plate picking!  Give me a freaking break!  Make your place upscale , then maybe put a sign up like that!
__label__1 I know it was like 4 in the morning, but this place had a slow response time over drive-thru speaker - including unexplained pauses - and ran out of rice for my friend's chicken teriyaki bowl. This means that I'm going to pick a different local Jack in the Box to hit up late at night, such as the one on Mountain Vista and Russell. That place totally did have rice when I drove over there, and it was way faster.
__label__1 I actually like coming to this location although they can get really busy and the wait times can be long. \nThe servers are friendly ... and who doesn't like to write on the table with a crayon?\nI really enjoy the eggplant parmesan or chicken parmesan- their salad is remarkable and fresh with a lighter dressing than that of Olive Garden.\nFor an Italian Chain Restaurant it is really good. \nThe decor is nice with cafe italian style look. \nDefinitely a fun place for a crowd... or an intimate dinner for TWO.\n\nOk Addendum to the above review : Went here last night on a date. He ordered Chicken Alfredo , I ordered Chicken Parm. I liked my dinner ... did not like the appetizer stuffed mushrooms... (crab is usually not that fishy tasting)\n\nAlso the salad had a funny taste.\n\nMy server was nice ... but he was more interested in flirting with my date than serving us. Also getting a refill on water... Good thing I wasn't dehydrated because ... i had to keep asking.\n\nHe did somewhat make up for it by filling a bag full of bread with our leftovers...\n\nWhatever!\n\nWon't be back for awhile!
__label__1 I hate to give 1 star, so 2 will do. \n\nMy boyfriend and I came here for dinner around 6:00 on a Sunday evening, it looked a little busy so the 10 minute wait for a booth sounded great! The manager apologized and I assured him we were fine with that.\n\n \nFirst, the poor hostess was so lost and confused,  she was wondering around looking so stressed out trying to help buss tables, looked like her first job. The busser was no where to be found I only saw him twice the whole night, it almost seemed as if he was washing dishes and didn't have time to buss. The whole night we sat with the last tables dirty cups and dishes stacked above our head at the booth.\n\nSecond, Our bartender was our server so I expected a little wait, no one brought us bread until we asked, and when brought out it was just thrown on the table, no oil was served or anything,  nobody even introduced themselves. Meanwhile,  our order went in at 6:20 at 6:50 our main dish was served, it looked as if it was sitting on the counter for 15 minutes and a little cold, but wasn't to big to complain so we just asked for some extra sauce to moist it back, by 7:10 the extra sauce was delivered as well as our appetizer salads... My boyfriend has order the chicken parmesan,  he asked for bowtie noodles and unfortunately got thick string noodles.\n\nHey my pinapple mojito was delicious!!\n\nFinally, our check was brought out our bartender apologized for the horrible service he knew was served and comped everything from our bill except  our salads, I was thankful.\n\nI wanted to add a server in particular,  unfortunately I do not know his name, but I made sure I went out of my way to thank him for everything because he was the one making sure we ordered, our food was delivered, our condiments were brought out, refilled waters, he basically did everything, defiantly the only one who could hold his composure at a busy rate.
__label__1 How you gonna call it Macaroni Grill and there isn't any macaroni on the menu, WTF?!? I mean the had deep fried macaroni bites but no macaroni & cheese entrees?!? Seriously?!? Very limited on the vegetarian choices too. The service wasn't bad, wasn't superb either. The only good thing is the two of us got full for $40.
__label__4 Service was great.  Chicken Parm.  was huge.  Great bread with olive oil and balsamic vinegar, yummy.  Wife had chicken fettuccine alfredo.  She was very happy with it. Good grilled chicken and the sauce was really fresh, clearly house made.  Good Caesar salads too.  Didn't have any wine.  Server advised that they have half price bottles of wine on Thursdays.  Might come back for that.  Kids liked there pasta and pizza too.  Pizza was really good sized.  Good fresh brewed iced tea too.  No complaints.
__label__3 I got a good haircut and style at a decent price. The girl did what i asked when i showed her a picture. Theres a special right now - 7 foil highlights,cut, dry, waxed brows all for $60!
__label__1 This Borders closes very early compared to other stores and is always low on stock.  You can never find anybody to help you find something, but the line is short and the clearance section is nice.  The bathrooms are so-so.  The music selection is great and so are the DVDs.
__label__1 I used to enjoy the store because they had the best newsstand in the area. I don't know what happened but that is no longer the case. There are a lot of empty spaces and the magazines that are there are out of order. The newsstand is practically unshoppable. It's sad when I can go across the street to Target and get a better selection and more up to date selection of magazines. \n\nIn addition to the poor state of the newsstand they no longer carry music and DVDs. It is also difficult to locate new book releases. You are better off going around the corner to Barnes & Noble.
__label__2 I got my oil changed in 30 minutes.  It was quick, painless, and I wasn't \"hussled\".  They mentioned I would want to replace something but they didn't try and force me to do it then and there.  I also got my oil change through groupon so it was nice to see a big company like Midas giving out discounts!
__label__4 This was my first time stepping foot in a trader joes and it's pretty weird for me. I'm just unfamiliar with a lot of their products and all the organic, grass fed, & natural products. \n\nI'm all about being healthy tho so it's just right I come back and actually shop intensively. For they do offer a lot of things that sparks my interest. \nPlus, all natural, grass fed, bone in ribeye. I will cook n taste u soon!
__label__0 No longer a hand car wash place. I had to drive my own car through. (Guess I have to try the 7 Hills hand car wash place.) This place still has great greeting cards, though!
__label__0 Not good.\n\nFirst, beware of the scammer who's gonna greet you and ask you if you were interested in fixing \"the chips' on your windshield.\n\nThen, are you interested in paying +$15 for a car wash that doesn't bother cleaning your cup holder or empty your car's ashtray?\n\nLastly, even their express car wash machine is terrible. It left deep scratches and swirls on my car.\n\nThe owners should save their dignity and close this place or consider giving customers better service.
__label__0 Brought my dogs in here twice. First time I brought my dogs in to stay here for a week, when I picked them up one was limping. Ok whatever stuff happens.  Brought them in a second time for another week a few months later. One of them was limping again and eye was kinda wonky and shut as if had been kicked.  I am never bringing my dogs back here again. I Do not trust these people at all.
__label__1 I was fooled by the reviews. This was my first time ever going to a laundromat, and from the reviews, this placed seems like they would help me figure it out. \nWell,  I took my comforter in to wash today and the lady working was overly rude when I asked her questions. And if I didn't catch it the first time, she started speaking to me in a slow, degrading manner. She also told me I needed the biggest, $6 washer, which was probably actually a little excessive, but oh well. \nAlso, well over half of the machines are out of order. And the place isn't very clean for a laundry facility. \nMaybe I just didn't come when the right employees were working, but these other reviews had my expectations a lot higher than they should have been.
__label__1 I love books. I love bookstores. I do not own a kindle or a nook. So i tend to buy real books. The kind made from paper. It is rare though that i get a chance to stop by the bookstore. I wasn't missing anything except a future bodily injury just for standing in the wrong spot. \nI could see that this store was changing the layout of some sections. They were adding a toy section. So\nI guess i don't understand the older gentleman wheeling around a dolly and nearly running over my two year old, twice. No pardon me. No excuse me. Sir i know you are older, so i am sure that manners were around when you were a child. I like browsing \ni do\nNot like almost being ran over!!!!!! There is not an angry mob of early Christmas shoppers just waiting for you and your magic, kid smashing dolly to get all of the holiday crap set up in OCTOBER. Rude. I felt like i was in his way.\n Guess some people don't care about the real human shoppers. I did spend over $100 picking up a few books. The girl that rang us up was less than friendly. Asked if i had a membership card. I said no. That was that. No offer to get a membership. Just a buy my crap and leave attitude.  I believe this is the only bookstore in Henderson now. Love the selection. Guess i will stick to Amazon from now on though. At least I am not in anyone's way while I shop online. The people working there should be a bit more nice to\nShoppers. I could care less about your Christmas set up. Hope you guys got done with whatever it was in time though. Seemed like an emergency. One important enough that you shit on the customers. Me. I spend a TON on books. But seriously am just soooooooo\nOver rude ass store employees. Dont they teach you to be nice or maybe to drive the dolly down another path in customer service 101. Guess going around me would have taken up\nToo\nMuch chritmas display set up time. Those star wars bobbleheads are not going to  set themselves up. Gotta please the angry mob.
__label__0 The worst customer experience we have ever received! My family and I were going to purchase some new books like we have done many times before but the way we were treated by a B&N employee (older women wearing glasses) was anything but family friendly! If you're a miserable person please refrain from dealing with the public. Looks like Amazon will have to be my new book source.
__label__4 I donate blood here 3-4 times a year. The staff is always attentive and pleasant, and they make sure you are comfortable. They've always been well staffed so I've never had to wait more than a couple of minutes in the waiting area. They are very well stocked with post-donation goodies: a great assortment of juices, water, and cookies. Donating blood is easy and pretty painless, and it saves lives. Plus afterwards you get to take it easy the rest of the day, and make your next meal a hearty one :)
__label__3 No complaints about the quality of the haircut, but during my fourth visit, the barber (Bob) cutting my hair started negotiating price about halfway through the haircut.  Their standard price for a haircut is $15, and on my previous visits I've given him a $5 tip.  He said that haircuts \"like mine\" are extra work (I have thick hair, which requires using thinning shears), and he feels that I should pay $25 (!) for all the \"extra work\".  In over 40 years, I have *never* had a barber complain about my hair being hard to cut.  If he had said this up front, I would have walked out, but I couldn't really leave in the middle of a haircut.  Needless to say, I will be exploring other options in the future.\n\nUPDATE - I complained to the owner (Ernie), and he was very eager to make things right.  He said to come back next time and ask for him, and the haircut would be on the house.  I did, and was quite pleased with the result.  After a number of repeat visits over a period of a couple years (until I moved away), I would not hesitate to recommend this place - just avoid Bob (the old guy in the far back).
__label__2 I have gone here several times only b/c it is close to my house and they have good beer on tap and well my team won everytime I watched my games there.. Superstition has never been my deal but.. this year when the Cowboys were winning in December I didnt want to break forumula & chance the lost. Strangely the 1st wknd I didnt watch the game there we lost. (coincidence, who knows..)\nOne thing I have to mention, some of the waitresses are nice, some are not. Some take shots while on the clock and spend too much time flirting, and not serving.... That's $ that their business is losing out on. \n2nd..the ladies bathroom has the worst sewer stench I've ever smelled. OMG It smells the same way everytime you walk in there. I even tried to manually press the air fresheners and they wouldnt work. I'd really like to see the restaurant improve some to these things. The avacado bacon burger was pretty good -minus the burnt charred sections of the outside of the patty. the Stromboli was delicious. The calzone is tasty and the wings are pretty good, the hot isnt really hot but pretty good texture wise. Not too saucy and not too dry, just right.  Will I go back, certainly. (more for the bar scene than the restaurant. )
__label__0 Most forgetful server ever! It must have been his first night ever.... he forgot the extra plate, the extra side, chips n salsa, and most bothersome....... our drinks!!!!!! We were eating our meals and our drinks had still not arrived. And our food was spicy so we were in dire need of a drink.... then at the end he brings the bill and forgets to add the coupon we already gave him.
__label__0 Guacamole is made at the table half assed server is rushed and unpleasant. If  I wanted shitty guacamole I could of made it at home for alot cheaper very disappointed I will never go back and it was super expensive for shitty guacamole
__label__2 I am not a good golfer, so it's not entirely my place yet to judge a course's quality.  This is one of the few affordable places for a local to golf without having to drive outside of town, so that makes it attractive.  Even without being on top of my game though, I would tell that the fairways (when I was actually on them) were a little thin and sandy.  The greens (after the 10 shots it took me to get to them) were hard, thin and fast.  I would blame my extremely high score on the course, but I'm quite certain that my horrible skill level had something to do with that.  It was a fine course for it's age, and not entirely unreasonable comparably in Las Vegas.  The golf shop people were friendly, the concessions girl was helpful, and the restaurant was quite good.  I would say something nice about the bev cart, but we only saw it twice in 18 holes.  I think that's not quite often enough.
__label__4 We were at the Wildhorse for a fundraiser a few weeks back. The course was in phenomenal shape and the team running the Wildhorse was up to par! We had massive requests in which all were fulfilled with a group of 400. A great place to attend a round or organize an event
__label__1 I took my wife's 2000 Chrysler LHS to this place for an oil change on Tuesday, September 9th, 2014.  No problems, however they informed me that her water pump had a leak.  It did, and after the leaky part was replaced the next day on Wednesday September 10th, and showed to me, I was satisfied with the work, and paid the $727.00.  However, within 25-30 miles of driving, the coolant began leaking severely, by mid-day, Thursday September 11th.  Alarmed with the timing, since my wife takes impeccable care of her car, and since the coolant had never leaked before, and since the container where the coolant gets poured, was less than one year old and installed by a dealership, I took the car right back to the repair center within 10 minutes of my wife telling me there was now a coolant leak.  I was told by the manager at the Purrfect facility that it is possible to put too much coolant in this car, and that was the problem, and they just needed to remove some.  This was after the leak had started, and this explanation was given to me after four of these guys put the car up on the rack and looked at it with flashlights, with their faces 6 inches from the system.  I watched them do this, and was also walked out there, and the hose where they said the leak was coming from, was pointed out to me.  Anyone who fixes these cars, is supposed to know that this cooling system is pressurized.  The leaky water pump was causing the coolant system to run at less pressure than normal, all summer, and then as soon as the leak was fixed, and optimal pressure was achieved, it immediately caused a crack in the container where you pour the coolant into this car.  The change back to normal pressure was too sudden for the integrity of the coolant bottle.  The Purrfect guys completely missed this crack, incorrectly identified the source of the leak, and gave an explanation, that since, I have re-told to three more garages in three different states, a Chrysler dealership in my hometown, another Purrfect location in Las Vegas, and a Napa repair center, and they all have said the same thing, that the too much coolant explanation is a complete B.S., nonsense explanation.  The Purrfect manager told us the car would be fine, and my wife and I drove it to San Diego on Friday, September 12th, to see her family for her baby shower, because she is 7 weeks from giving birth to our first child.  The first time we stopped for gas in Barstow, and turned off the car, the coolant leaked out all over the ground.  We put a little more in, but barely made it the rest of the way.  During the trip I called the Purrfect place back, and the young man that answers the phone said that everything would be fine, there was still just a little excess coolant in there, and the temperature would not be an issue.  We made it to San Diego running the heater at full blast with the windows down, and at midnight, finally had to pull over on Interstate 5, in Carlsbad, and had to have AAA town the car to my father-in-law's preferred repair center, because the engine temperature gauge was approaching the red zone, and it normally is just below the middle.  By 5pm on Saturday, September 13th, my father-in-law's guys had caught the crack in the coolant bottle, replaced it, gave the correct explanation, and since then, the car has run perfectly, and cruised all the way back to Vegas from San Diego on Sunday, September 14th, with not even so much as a rattle.  My basic 10th grade knowledge if the ideal gas law, is how I smelled a rat after that too much coolant explanation, however, my benefit of the doubt initially, with these guys, caused me to be stranded on the side of an interstate after midnight, with a wife a few weeks into her 3rd trimester of pregnancy, 300 miles from home, and caused me to be at a repair center rather than my wife's first, and possibly only, baby shower.  Thank God I have AAA, and thank God I paid attention in chemistry class, because these guys obviously didn't.  The only two contact numbers listed for this company on the website, also, are not valid.  They are dead ends.
__label__2 This place beats Taco Bell in the face with a baseball bat. I have a guilty love for Del Taco and I come in whenever I'm in a hurry or on a road trip. The fish tacos are delicious and truly rival some of the ones I've had from real Mexican places. The other favorite menu item is the Big Fat Steak tacos. They're wrapped in a pita and come with a spicy white sauce and finely shredded cheddar.
__label__4 These people have had my business for quite awhile now and they will continue to receive all my business.  From greeting you at the door with a bottle of water to the quickness of service, they excel above all others.  I recommend this place to all.
__label__4 My favorite place to eat in all of LAS VEGAS...! Hands down...\n\nReasons:\nCustomer service is superb.  I have been in Vegas for over two years now, visited this place at least over 2 dozen times but have nothing bad to say about it.  \n\nI love love the Korean Chicken Teriyaki rice bowl..its under four bucks, you get a good amount of rice and chicken.  The sauce is different then your normal Teriyaki sauce at other places. I've asked for extra sauce so many time, pretty much with every order...They give without charging an extra penny. \n\nI've recently tried their normal teri chicken rice bowl, also the same price but the sauce is less salty.  Feel in love all over again.  I don't know how this place stays in business charging as they do, but I think because its family own, quite affordable that the locals always comes back for more, keeping this awesome hole in the wall in business.  \n\nTheir spam masubi is 1.50, spam is decent in size and enough for a good filling snack.  :) \n\nI think what put it over the top for me was last night.  I order my usual, the chicken teri bowl on the phone,  but when i came to pick it up, their person who took my order thought i order the actually plate which was two times the price, I make it known to Matt, and he, without hesitation, gave me my food charging me for the rice bowl and extra side of chicken.  (I also tipped a few bucks for the nice service)  When i opened it, the size of my order was not the bowl but the plate.  I was amazed at the customer service this place continuous to reflect.  I called Matt to say thanks once again.  \n\n\nNo reason to not try this place if you haven't been in before, its worth the time, the drive and the room you have in your belly! :)
__label__0 Ordered the roast pork menehune. Looked like TV dinner.  Not coming back. The Siamin was horrible.
__label__1 Just came here looking for an extension for our outdoor misters. They had one left if the item we were looking for but when we opened the box (in the store) to make sure all the parts were there, the box was missing nozzles, connectors, and someone had switched out the tubing. We told the worker that was helping us about it and they took it. When we were leaving the guy put it right back on the shelf! So some poor sucker who doesn't have the sense to open the box is going to end up buying it
__label__1 Let's see, I could probably say one associate took genuine interest in my concern, and I am terrible for not knowing his name, so to the slender man with the long hair! Thank you for that. I ordered something online that came to my apartment in my name and because it was a gift I was a little surprised, nonetheless, I opened it, the box was beautiful, but where was the gift message? Oh I don't know, perhaps typed on top of the receipt. Really unattractive, I went to the store just to inquire on how deliveries were, and was told that a separate card should have arrived. Ok, that's fine but I just shared that I was disappointed that it came this way because had it been opened by that person it would have been sad. Moving on, I leave to find out if things remembered engraved the tiny thing, no, so I go back to ask if they do, a different associate helps me and I wondered if she even considered that perhaps this had any importance to me... She dropped the pendant and I said \"wow dropping it\" she grabs it off the table and says to me, \"sorry, angel\" in a condescending tone...  My gift was an angel pendant. \n#thumbsup\nThe manager shakes her head both times I was there when the associates had to ask her something, did she try to find ways to help? Nope, an upsale could have happened there, thanks for the outstanding customer service zales! I really enjoyed my experience.\n\n#sarcasm
__label__3 Honestly, wings are probably my favorite food on the planet. I'll get them any way I can. BWW always has good variety and plays just about every sporting event known to man, which makes this place all the better for me. I'll be spending a lot of time here during football season. My new love is the Thai curry.
__label__1 I do not know what it is with all of the restaurants on Mall Ring Circle in Henderson, but they all suck!   This is the third time I've been in this BW3, and it keeps getting worse.  My server today (at the bar) was nice enough, but it took 30 minutes to get one order of 8 traditional wings.  And then, they're going to charge me an extra 60 cents for some ranch to dip them in?!  They NEVER have enough staff.  The person I had today was friendly enough, but most of them in there, look like they work in the worst place on earth.  And God forbid you ask for a game on a certain TV (even when it's slow) and they act like it's a chore.  It's a shame, because the location on Warm Springs and Durango is great.  This location could definitely use a refresher course in customer service from them.  I am done with this location.  And I am done with ALL of the restaurants on Mall Ring Circle.
__label__1 I never write reviews but this made me upset enough to write one. We arrived for a quick dinner but waited over 30 minutes for our order to get to us (which was two small orders of wings). Our waitress was horrible, she was late getting our order to the kitchen so two groups of people that were seated 5 and 10 minutes after us got their food before us. Then one of the wing flavors arrived wrong, I asked the order be cancelled. One of the managers arrived and said that our order would be cancelled (she did NOT offer any discount). I told the manager what happened and she said that food is served in the order it reaches the kitchen. That basically told me that our waitress slacked off. We asked our waitress to call the other manager over , she first stopped and talked to some of her coworkers never getting the manager. We had to get the other manager ourselves (AJ was his name) he was actually understanding and helpful. I like Buffalo Wild Wings but this experience has changed that.
__label__0 Bugs in my salad and vomit in the bathroom urinal. After showing the manager the chef came out and half ass apologized and said he's seen worse. Clearly they have high standards...
__label__1 This place is what it is.. large selection of obviously use items. You'd thibk they would at least give the shelves a dust off every once in a while. Large selection of furniture, that's mainly what I was looking at, but of you want to sell a coffee table for $50 at least try and clean it and touch up the corners that have scratches, cuz I'm sure I could find something brand new on craigslist or online for same price or a little more.\n\nThis is my first time in here but they had a calendar on the front door saying different discounts for the week and Tuesday happened to be today for military,student,employees and a couple other things (but can't remember). The discount I believe each day was 25% off.
__label__0 I would much rather give this place zero stars. I scheduled a pick up and they sent me a window when they would be there and no one showed up. However I got a call saying he's running. A few Minutes behind I can understand. Here I am not calling customer service talked to 3 diff people aside from the guy Jason who called me the last guy then told me that the driver just went back to the warehouse then left and the best the could schedule me for was 2 weeks from now. Annoying. Never going to them again now that I sat at an empty apartment and wasted 7 hours of my day waiting for them.
__label__0 Sorry - an employee can definitely ruin it for me! I used to take my girls into the Sweet Factory at Galleria Mall about once a month. They each have a fave candy so I let them get 1/4 pound each and it lasts them for days. \n\nNORMALLY, the employees are VERY sweet and helpful. They smile, converse, offer samples, recommend items, etc.\n\nLast Saturday, my girls begged to go to the mall just to visit the Sweet Factory. I agreed, as it had been a long time since they had eaten candy.\n\nWe walked inside and were IGNORED by the new, young girl at the register. My youngest (age 5) even ran up to her and said, \"Hi! We are going to buy candy today\"! \nShe STARED at my child and ignored her. I became irritated but I let it go. \n\nWe grabbed our candy and went to the register to pay. She seemed irritated that we were in the store. (We did NOTHING wrong, we were quiet and quick).\n\nAs we were at the register, I noticed a more regular employee, an older woman (older than the girl at the register) and the girl suddenly perked up and GREETED the next customers who came in. \n\nIt became GLARINGLY OBVIOUS that the young employee was only being \"nice\" when her boss was around. The older woman went into the back and we continued to pay. She proceeded to say NOTHING to us, not even \"thank you\" when she handed over the bag.\n\nThe only time she seemed alert was when the other woman was around.\n\nAs we excited the store, I was MAD. She was rude, pure and simple. I made a comment to my husband her rudeness. \n\nAt the same time, another customer (a man and his young son) approached us. He was behind us in line. He asked, \"Was she as rude to you as she was to us?\"\n\nI wanted to call the store and complain about her but I felt like giving her the benefit of the doubt. But the more I think about how FAKE she was around her boss and RUDE to my children, I'm over it. We are not going back.
__label__0 Walked out. An hour wait no food and a rude waitress. This used to be a good place. They removed the bar,put a bunch of tables. Now it feels like a cafeteria will not go back! People sat after us, received their food, ate, paid and left and we hadn't received our food.
__label__4 The only thing that I can say is YUM! I love the pancakes, the waffles and the service.
__label__3 Clean place, friendly staff. The only negative thing I can say about the place is they typically have 1-2 printers down.
__label__4 Best place to get a reasonably-priced meal with the freshest ingredients. The place is always clean and the staff very friendly and helpful.
__label__3 I don't crave Mexican food very often at all, but I think Chipotle is a great fast to-go place when you're just wanting a good taco, salad, or burrito.\n\nI was impressed that despite the growing lunch line forming, the employees at the counter assisted the customers very quickly! I was ordering and had my food in hand within minutes. \n\nWe had the steak salad and taco. Can't complain, it was tasty, custom-made with all your choice of fixings, and wrapped up ready to go. \n\nA good choice for lunch, I'd say...
__label__0 While perusing I saw this Chipotle and thought I'd share my experience.  I ate here once many years ago and was underwhelmed and wondered why anyone LOVED Chipotle.  Fast forward to last year and I had never eaten at Chipotle again thinking \"gross\"...the more is more concept of globbing tons of food into a burrito that was not dispersed properly and had dried out beans and chicken and charged extra for chips and salsa.  Never ate at a Chipotle again.  Then a year or so ago, I had a weekly meeting and always needed dinner and the only place on the road to my meeting was a Chipotle, so I had NO CHOICE but to eat there.  Well, it was delicious!  So delicious in fact that I ate there 4 weeks in a row and couldn't wait to get there.  \n\nSo I finally go back to my Chipotle in my neighborhood and think I have been missing out all these years.  Nope, still dried out, bland beans and chicken.  This location needs some management intervention because I am now addicted to Chipotle, but not this location.
__label__0 I can honestly say I have never been so dissatisfied with the customer service of a restaurant as I did with Chipotle. Not only was their service an extreme inconvenience, it was just plain rude. While I was there, the works decided to say each other's names in what sounded like a song. This annoying activity dragged on for quite some time. It continued as I tried to order, and the person serving me decided that it would be a good idea to join in on their singing festivities rather than serving me. They cut me off when I was trying to order and then she ended up getting my order entirely wrong. The burrito I received was tasteless and probably one of the worst things I've ever eaten. It is because of this failure to serve me probably that I did not enjoy my experience and I have not returned since. I cannot believe the workers still have their jobs after being so incredibly disrespectful.
__label__0 Worst place ever. Not only did they get my order wrong, they didn't put CHICKEN in our chicken sandwich! All it had was cheese and bacon between two buns! Our sodas were filled with ice that the straw would not fit and they were flat. The girl working the drive thru seemed nice, but I would have preferred to have gotten what I ordered.
__label__0 If I could give this place a negative rating I would. My wife, 4 year old daughter and myself stopped in for lunch expecting a nice lunch. Well, as we all know they play Latin music in their establishments. On this particular day they decided to play whatever they wanted. While eating I noticed that there were F-bombs ad S-bombs being played over the speakers. I asked for the manager to complain and he gave me some excuse that they have no control over the music. BULL SHIT!! I asked for the corporate number and gave them a call. Turns out they have assigned stations that are to be played.\n  I have no complaint about Baja itself, I do have an issue with this location. AND for the little sharpy eye brow wearing Mexican bitch. Who the hell are you to tell my wife that my daughter doesn't look like here? you might want to keep you papers near by just incase a few of my INS buddies decide to stop by for lunch.
__label__2 I was really hoping to order one of my favorite salads but since we were at a different location, different menu items. Not everything was different, but it forced me to try something new, which wasn't bad. \n\nI ordered a Thai Chicken Salad (I think) which was really good and my boyfriend order a hawaiian pizza with sausage and jalape\u00f1os. We both enjoyed our food very much.\n\nThe strange thing was the service. It was kind of on the bad side. There were probably 4 groups outside (including us) and 2 inside, so it wasn't very busy. And we waited a long time to get our waters, get our food, refills, and our bill at the end, we became impatient and got up and handed our waiter the bill as we were leaving. Eh. They were nice, but slow.\n\nLuckily the food tasted good.
__label__1 Nothing spectacular about this burger. I used to love fat burger for the food, not the prices but my meal was not as I remembered. The burger was under seasoned and the egg was wayyyy over cooked. Even the onion rings were nasty. The only thing that made it worth while was the shake, still one of my favorite fast food shakes and probably the only thing I will return to get.
__label__0 I have to say I really am disappointed in Sport Chalet.  There are few stores who have bad customer service as well as just a messy store.  \n\nWe went in looking for a few camping items.  The store was messy and a little more than a tad disorganized.  It wasn't cheap either.  Really no sales or discounts at all. \n\nMy comment about customer service?  We tried to find someone to help us with a question in the camping section and found no one in the store except up at the front of the store where there were 3 people just standing around talking and joking with each other.  The check out line was 5 deep with one person doing check outs.  The 3 standing there just didn't really seem to care nor want to help anyone. \n\nThis place is a no go for me to go back.
__label__1 It started out really well. Was seated in less than 10 minutes and our server started out great, but it went downhill from there. \nThe food was great but they forgot our appetizer. Trying to find our server was impossible. Had to keep asking for refills n they forgot to bring out the dessert for my friends bday. When it came to paying the check....once again had to find the server. Keep in mind it wasn't that busy.  Got the busboy to finally take our check. Maybe ill just try another location.
__label__1 I honestly do not understand the popularity of this place. It's a chain, nothing is cooked up by someones Great Grandma with a secret recipe.\n The Salad and breadsticks are fine. The food seems to be mostly heated up frozen chicken patties etc. Can't I just go to Costco and get the same stuff???\n The pasta is a joke ( seriously how cheap can you get? Pasta is what 99 cents a pound!?) . We ordered Chicken Parm and thought the pasta portion was hysterical for the price. Mainly because a real old school Italian place will give you enough to share with family or just take home. So to us it was pricey for 12.00 or whatever it cost.\n The waiter was fabulous, he was really on top of things. The atmosphere was great, the seats are uncomfortable.\n What Olive Garden has is an A+ in marketing. They stuff you full of a simple salad, and bread so you won't notice dinner is kind of a rip off. The salad bowl is shaped a certain way to make it look huge, all kinds of stuff like that. I have to hand it to them though they are a total genius at making people thrilled over very little. For the Olive Garden fans glad you enjoy it, but it just does nothing for me. Admittedly I was spoiled by old school Italian cooking from my Grandfather.
__label__1 All I can say to sum it up is long! I got here around 7:45 and it's 10:00 and I'm still here. Not to mention that the waitress/waiter (and yes we had a multiple of servers) did not attend to us. People that got there an hour after me received their food before I.
__label__1 Register service was not pleasant. I'm not sure if the girl who rang me up just didn't like me, but she was nice to everyone else until I got up to her.
__label__3 Being a fan of the $2.99 crispy chicken deluxe, which comes out to $3.87 when I upsize to medium, I made it a lunch stop. It served its purpose by filling me up at an inexpensive price.\n   On my visit here, the service was fine. The restaurant was also clean.
__label__1 Stopped going to the Sunset road location in Las Vegas about a a year ago because food was not good anymore. When the new one opened up on Stephanie St In Henderson, we'd thought we'd give it one more shot. BIG MISTAKE! Steaks were not cooked as ordered, even when cooked a second time. Service wasn't the best either. Only thing good was the bread & salmon. Big disappointment Outback.....
__label__0 Why can't establishments higher qualified employees?  This is by far the worst experience at an Outback I've ever had!  Went to eat dinner early at 3pm on 9/21 (Sun.)  Our waitress Melanie A. is the worst most miserable server I've ever seen!  She was so rude and unfriendly....I was almost waiting for the hidden cameras to come out and say it was a joke!  We had the steak and all you can eat shrimp.  What a TOTAL DISAPPOINTMENT!!!!  Save your money and go to a buffet!  The steak was like shoe leather.  We ordered it Medium rare and it was Well Done and about 3 bites!  Both our baked potatoes were only half cooked!  The shrimp with garlic/herb was so disgusting that I can't even express it enough!  It was like salty mushy shrimp you buy in a can!!!!  It was not even edible!!!!  So we changed it to the fried shrimp.....after waiting 20 minutes for our server to be seen!  I still can't get over how rude she was!  Finally after 35 minutes we get 6 small fried shrimp in a dish!  Wow!!!! Don't hurt yourself Outback!!!!!  Usually \"fried shrimp\" come with cocktail sauce.....but nope!  Our server Melanie A. didn't bother bringing us any!  I am floored that they can hire such incompetent people to run this place and think it will succeed!  I can tell you that we will never be back here again!  I use to go to the Outback in Detroit.....and it was excellent every single time I went!  So I have to assume it's the people running it in Henderson....that will run it in the ground.  The quality and quantity of the food in Henderson is pathetic!  And almost $4 for a soda?  Are you kidding me?  And NO REFILLS?  You can go to any crappy buffet in this town and get way better food and service!  This place is an over priced joke!!!!!!!  Oh and before I forget!!!!!  The bathrooms were filthy and the floors in the restaurant were horrific!!!!  This place needs to shape up bigtime or ship the hell out!!!!!!
__label__1 Hair in my salad. No refills. Didn't ask how my food was or how my steak was cooked. Unpleasant waitress. Need I say more?
__label__4 If you're looking for a great, casual but fun and friendly place, you've come to the right place. The owner, Rick, is generally there and loves to talk to the patrons. The pizza, hands-down, is one of the best in the entire city - thin crust is excellent! You have gaming machines at the bar, a juke-box, and t.v.'s. There will be KARAOKE on Sunday night's starting on 4/22/2012 at 8:00pm. The bar tenders are trying to bring some extra fun by having movie nights!
__label__0 Where do i even began, I would recommend  for no one to purchase any vehicle from ANY CarMax! I purchased a car from them and I believe it came with mechanical issues and of course CarMax in my opinion did not try to fix the issue they just brushed it off. The worst part about it is the car salesman that sold me this vehicle after me calling him multiple times telling him the issue DID NOT DO ANYTHING! And his name was RICKEY JORDAN. They are quick to take your money, but when crap hits the fan no one is there to help. No one should buy a car from this place because you might have to deal with headaches and stress!  I would just recommend getting a car from a big car dealer as in Findley or Fletcher dealerships. I put so much money into this and no one there is qualified to help besides take your money that you worked HARD for and run off without a warning. IN OTHER TERMS THIS PLACE SUCKS! I REGRET EVERY SINGLE DAY EVEN STEPPING INTO THIS BUILDING!
__label__0 I actually took in vehicle today because my window wasn't going up. This is not only a mechanical issue but a safety issue as well. Someone could break into my vehicle! I did not make an appointment because it had happened the night before. I get to Carmax and after I explain my situation the woman I spoke to says \"so did you make an appointment?\" Of course I didn't it just happened. The way she said it made it evident she didn't care about my situation. After asking her if there was anyway they could at least take a look at it she told me if I wanted they could tape up my window. That's ridiculous. When I purchased this vehicle the service was great. But now that I have a simple issue with it I get treated like crap. This definitely makes me reconsider my future business with Carmax when they gave me a hard time about a window.
__label__3 One of my favorite places to eat when I'm in Vegas! I love the reuben, especially how it's packed with corned beef, light on the cheese, and kraut. The portions are big, and I never skip on ordering the Matzo ball soup. Nice, casual place to eat.
__label__1 My food was just ok. Not exactly what I ordered. Asked for ham but got bacon. The service was very bad. I had to flag them down to fill up coffee and they acted as they were doing me a favor. But the coffee was good. I may give them another chance.
__label__2 Decide to whip out a magazine or your MacBook, and voil\u00e0, you WILL stop receiving coffee! They weren't even subtle about it. Eye-rolls and whispering about it among the waitstaff. Wowsers!\n\nThat's exactly what happened to us. And we weren't even there for 25mins at that point. The impressive waitperson-to-table ratio makes this a turn-and-burn establishment that clearly does not want you to linger. Eat and run, or else!\n\nI guess that's OK because Weiss's 1970s decor, cramped booths and low ceilings do not inspire a lengthy meal anyways. You get the feeling that by 9AM the rent has been paid; the rest is gravy.\n\nFeeling 3-star-nice because the food was pretty good. But it's true that bad service keeps you from going back. Too bad - when we're recording at the studio on East Sunset Road, we're there for 3 or 4 days in a row for at least 2 meals each day. Still looking for our go-to spot in that neighborhood!
__label__4 Excellent in every aspect.  Had the White Fish platter, comes with 2 bagels, cream cheese,choice of salads,6 sliced tomatoes, capers, green and black olives, lettuce, pickle, etc.  Too much.. will be back without a doubt.  $16.95
__label__2 We went to Weiss' for brunch on Sunday.  We had not been here in years and it seems like it may have gone downhill a bit.  Per other guests crammed into the waiting area, there was a 35-40 wait, but no one came to put our name on the list until we were standing there for 15 minutes.  He actually started taking the name of the group that just walked in the door instead of us and the others that came in before that group.  Unimpressed with that.  \n\nWhile I was waiting, I noticed that this place needs a major overhaul.  It looks really old and run down.\n\nWe were taken to a table after about 35 minutes and the chairs had standing water on them.  I asked the waitress if I could have a towel to wipe it down, but she was too busy filling the sweetener containers and was rude.  She never brought a towel so I had to ask a bus boy who brought some napkins.  Of course, she ended up being our waitness...figures.  \n\nI was torn between breakfast and lunch.  But I went with lunch and ordered the French Dip.  The meat was fantastic and would have been good on its own, but dipped in the au jus it was heavenly.   The pocket bun looked good, but it was so massive I just eat the meat with a fork.  The awesome food is the only thing that saved me from giving Weiss' one star because the experience was utterly lacking.
__label__4 Overall, it's the best deli in Vegas. Huge portions, fresh ingredients, courteous and efficient staff, and reasonable prices. Open faced Reuben is a fantastic meal sure to promise a full second meal's worth of leftovers, although it's not a perfect \"Reuben\" sandwich per say. I've never been a huge fan of eating chicken salad sandwich's from restaurants, but their's is outright amazing and is in my usual rotation. Matzah ball chicken noodle soup is always the highlight of the meal for me, and I always get an order to go whenever I start to feel sick; it's the closest thing to \"mom's\" you'll ever get. For breakfast, it's always hard for me to try anything other than the \"Ceily's Stack\", it's savory breakfast heaven with massive latkes and meat covered in cheese and gravy.\n\nHas a nice family diner atmosphere, and service is definitely focused on efficiently turning customers over quickly; which feels nice when your from the Midwest or East Coast like I am. Get in, be smiled at, eat, get a refill, finish eating, and then leave. The way it should be; no lollygagging around with laptops out or any of that nonsense.
__label__0 Imagine going to McDonalds for a Big Mac and finding out they've decided to only serve that particular sandwich (their most popular) once or twice a week.  That's what purchasing bread at Great Harvest Bread Company is like.  Well, no...that's what Great Harvest would be like if the girl behind the counter was flipping you off with a smile on her face at the same time.\n\nIn my opinion, their best item (besides their oatmeal chocolate chip cookies) is their loaf of Cheddar Garlic bread.  It's quite possibly the only reason why I still stop by this place anytime I'm in the area.  However, it's been a few years and I figured they may have replaced that item in that time.  So, I called one of their locations and was told that they still serve that particular bread on Wednesdays and Saturdays.\n\nThis past Saturday, my father was looking for breadbowls for a soup his wife had prepared and I suggested Great Harvest.  We walked in and each got our complimentary piece of bread by the rudest girl that I have ever been helped by.  I looked at their racks and noticed a lack of Cheddar Garlic bread.  At this point, my sister asked the same girl if they had any in the store to purchase.  She responded with a scoff...\"I only make that bread on Thursdays.\"  Trust me when I say that you informing me that this item is unavailable will hardly lead to a meltdown on my part.  What I can't handle, however, is your show of annoyance at my inquiries and complete lack of customer service.  I not only won't be back, but I'll make sure to provide any friends, business contacts or general aquaintances with an alternative business that is only too happy to treat their customers as if they're actually wanted.
__label__4 Love this place!!\nWhen you go in wether  it is to look or order they give you a slice of homemade bread with butter as your there!! I have had sandwiches, rolls and bread from here and they all are fantastic..\nThe service is always great and this time we were welcomed by the store owner in which he told us how they make the breads. They do the whole wheat there where in back they have an area where they grind the wheat etc by hand!!\nAwesome place and will always go back
__label__2 I've only frequented the one in Henderson on Sunset and the one on South Rainbow, both have been great for breakfast, the steak and eggs especially.  The happy hour at the South Rainbow location, with $2 drafts and 1/2 price appetizers. fantastic.  For that, these two places get an \"A\".\n\nBut as someone noted, their reward card is now pretty much of a joke.  They changed the earning levels so dramatically, it would take me years to get a $10 credit...so on that, and for doing so without any advance notice or taking into consideration past credits earned, they get an \"F\".\n\nSo they have 3 stars, the average between an \"A\" and a \"F\".
__label__0 Hadn't been here for a while and decided to get some food to go.  Fish and chips was good.  Wings tasted like they had been cooked in old oil and the French Dip was horrible - the meat was as tough as shoe leather!  Will NOT eat here again!!
__label__4 Took my daughter and her friend to get their nails and feet done.  The two of them had so much fun picking out what they wanted to do.  They chose ladybugs in a pink flower for the fingernails and ice cream cones for the toes.  She even put on SpongeBob on the TV for them too.  They had so much fun.
__label__0 Horrible job on my nails!! Never go there! I had a smudge and the fixed it by putting three extra coats on and then the polish still smudged!
__label__2 From time to time I get into a hobby that will keep my interest for a little while. Most recently, it is jewelry making. Gentleman's accessory tend to be bland and cookie cutter, so the best remedy is to make your own. The act of sitting down and working on something is also good for the mind. It provides time to just sit back and concentrate on your hand/eye dexterity. Mine are as efficient as a toddler's, but that does not deter me from trying. Look in the local newspapers or mail for Michael's 40%-50% off coupons. Twine, wire, beads, clasps, and other jewelry equipment are inexpensive. It just takes some time to weed through everything.
__label__0 I ordered for delivery, they did not include cheese on my sandwich, the pizza was stone cold, but the worst part was how rude the worker was when I called.  I will never do business with them again even if they gave me everything for free, HORRIBLE
__label__2 So I want to give this place 7 stars because they have zeppoles (and amazing zeppoles at that!), which I've found are hard to come by outside of NY.  But unfortunately I can't rate an entire restaurant on those, can I?  My husband ordered a meatball hero and fries, which he said were both awesome.  The garlic balls are delightful and, did I mention the zeppoles?  LOL.  And the prices are totally reasonable!  Now the not-so-good stuff: pizza was too salty and service was questionable at best.  We waited a long time for food to come, and when it did start coming, we waited longer in between each item!  Also, it came out in kind of a weird order.  Zeppoles before meatball hero before garlic balls before pizza?  I was so confused.  Our fault for not specifying \"appetizer, meal, dessert,\" I suppose.  I noticed a family who came long after us had food before us!  Anyway, the prices and the zeppoles will keep me coming back and for those reasons you should give it a try too!
__label__0 I would not go to or order a pizza from this place. Raw pizza when asked for well done. Employees have a bad attitude the worst pizza restaurant in Southern Nevada. I will never go back to this place.
__label__4 One of the best pizza places in town great food! good value! Im from the East Coast it's really hard to find a good pizza place tastes as good as theirs!
__label__4 I can only say good things about Napoli Pizza! Lord where do I start?! Well first off the prices are amazing! Even getting a medium pizza for a family of three feeds us for more than four days. The mushroom and pepperoni is mouth watering good! We usually order our pizza for pick-up or delivery, but going into the place is nice as well. The place is very quaint, and very nice. They have a couple of big screen TVs as well as a nice dinning room. Their staff is also friendly, friendly and extremely patient. Napoli will always be are go to for pizza, and I dare another pizza joint to even TRY and be better than Napolis!
__label__4 I've been taking my dog to GVAH since he was 8 weeks old, for about 2.5 years now. I've been completely happy the whole time! Both vets are so nice and totally understand the \"pets as kids\" thing. They are very calm and are open to questions any time. Walk-ins are welcome and there is rarely  a wait more than 5-10 minutes, even on the weekends. All of their shots are $10 and the rest of their prices are very reasonable. I love these vets and won't take my dog anywhere else!
__label__3 Allow me to start this review by introducing my partner in crime to the Yelp community; everyone meet Ashley D!  Ashley D was my date for this brunch meal at Mimi's about a week ago.  She enjoyed her previous experiences with Mimi's and recommended we try it out.\n\nMy initial impression of Mimi's for Sunday brunch was pleasant.  The decor and setting was fast paced and friendly.  The Cafe offered fresh coffee while you waited to be seated as they were slammed when we arrived.  We  were seated shortly and our waitress was easy going.  \n\nBoth of us being benedict fans couldn't resist the plethora of menu choices in that category as you can tell by the photo I submitted.  The food was all enjoyable and we had a great time.  I'm definitely returning for my Sunday brunch with my partner in crime real soon.
__label__1 make sure you check the price on the shelf AND when they ring you up. very misleading and disappointing.
__label__0 It sounds like the food here is spectacular and I wish I'd have been able to try it. Unfortunately, I'm not cool with being pointedly ignored when I walk in somewhere and say hello to the person behind the counter. \n\nLong story short I walked in, was ignored. Went to counter, was ignored. Got order taken, tried to use a coupon, the lady said \"No.\" \"I can't use it?\" \"No.\" \n\nOh. Alright.\n\nI was ordering the daily special and wanted to use an Entertainment coupon. I'd have understood if she had been really nice and just let me know that she would be losing money on a coupon. Then I'd have pocketed the coupon and went about with the order. I just don't like being treated like a stupid jerk. I get ignored and given attitude like this when I wear a name badge, I don't need it when I enter an establishment to spend money. So I told her I'd just go somewhere else and she shrugged.\n\nNo big loss for either of us, I suppose!
__label__0 I'm always at Smith's Grocery store in the same plaza and am always curious about this place, so when my parents were in town visiting, I suggested we check it out because it just looks HUGE from the parking lot and plaza.  Umm not the case. It's a really small casino, and you're lucky to get a machine. We went on a Wednesday night and found it difficult to find one. Stayed maybe 15 minutes and decided to head to Sunset Station. Won't be back.
__label__0 Me and my wife stopped by the place because of a 20 dollar groupon that we bought because we were checking out that sweet theatre next door. So we went to there cafe. After being seated we were ignored for a good hour. Even trying to flag anyone down was impossible. The waiter just walked by us as if we weren't there. Finally a bus boy took our order. Salad bar was good. Then they messed up on my check and charged me full price on my card. Completely ignoring my groupon. I will never come here again. No wonder there so dead inside.
__label__0 Worst. Barbecue. Ever.  We have been told by employees how great this Saturday night \"all you can eat\" barbecue is for at least a year or so.  So we decided to finally try it and made a huge mistake.  We got there early, and waited while they brought the food to the steamtables - it must have been cold, since they were just carrying the metal pans and setting them in to warm up.  Then, when we finally got to eat - well, everything (except the chicken, which was swimming in sauce) was dry.  Dry ribs, dry brisket.  The brisket was also fatty and tasteless.  No real flavor to any of the meat.  Pulled pork was flavorless.  I guess they cook the meat, and then since they have a pan of barbecue sauce at the end, you're supposed to add all the sauce yourself.  How is that barbecue? It was way overpriced for the quality of the meal.  The only good thing was the coleslaw and cobbler, and that's not worth $13 a person.
__label__1 I went here on recommendation of friend of friend. I missed lunch and crave Mex carbs. Traveling to LV I know this town is a virtual wasteland when it comes to good Mexican food.\n\nAs I walked in I had the feeling of deja vu knowing I had been here many years ago but no recollection of the food. There's a reason I blocked it out. \n\nDecided to sit at bar. Bartender was attentive and best part of the experience. Great chitchat and good Margarita. \n\nI had the (recommended) enchilada and chili Verdi burrito. The burrito was ok. The pork was pretty tender but there was potato chunks as filler. The beef enchilada was cold. She took it away and said they would put it in the microwave... Says it all there.\n\nWon some money in the bar slot machine and no charge for the drink. So the meal was cheap. No repeat
__label__4 One of my most cherished spots for the last 15 years and home of the Best Margaritas in Las Vegas.  When you walk in prepare to be hit with an authentic Sante Fe New Mexico feel and a southwestern food with a slight twist. Free chips, salsa, and re-fried beans wet your appetite for an experience that is sure to lift the spirits. I normally stick with the carne asada or flautas but I've never had a bad meal in 15 years at this place.
__label__0 I haven't been here in a really long time. This place has been in Green Valley longer than any other place I think. It was just terrible.The walls are a dingy yellow, with plaster repair spots all over. The plastic holder on our table was so dirty it stuck to my fingers, and you could hardly read through it. I ordered the crab enchilladas. They used mealy ground up canned crab meat that tasted like crap. Stale old rice and beans. None of the food at our table looked good, my friends said it was OK. There are many mexican places in town, I won't be coming back here. The best part of the meal was the margarita, large is $13, no thanks.
__label__4 Ah, yes, Bangkok Orchid...My family has been coming here for the best local Thai food since 1994? My father found this place and we loved it ever since!  We sometimes go there when my mom doesn't feel like cooking...sorry Mom!  We seem to order the same thing everytime.  Mom orders the Glass Noodles with Chicken, Dad-Spicy Beef Salad ( and he orders them really spicy!), lil brothers likes the Satay Chicken and Red Curry Chicken, and I like the Pad Thai and Spicy Fillet Fish(I think it's catfish).  At the end of every meal, mom orders the Coconut Ice Cream in a real halve Coconut! Which is heaven!  The service is great , the crew is really nice, and the price is reasonable.  If  you never been to this place, try going there during Lunch time for their specials!
__label__0 Went for lunch recently. The appetizers were good, but the main course was terrible. The beef broccoli was extremely bland and thee pad Thai was simply disgusting. There are several other Chinese and Thai places in Henderson that are far better.
__label__3 I thoroughly enjoyed this place. Really nice people run the place and it's relatively inexpensive. I had the pad see ew, the mint chicken and the tom yum soup. Their soup is probably the best tom yum I have had in town.
__label__1 Not impressed with this Walmart McDonalds. As the cashier told the two customers that asked for a Frape Caramel, \"This is the only location that doesn't have Frape Caramels (not sure about that ).\" The tables were also dirty (felt consciousness about taking a picture with the customer there). With an In & Out Burger in the parking lot, I would have to be craving a Big Mac or not want to deal with a walk in hot temperatures to eat anything more than $5 here.
__label__1 Shopping in a mall has become a thing of the past for me, but I have a gift card that has been burning a hole in my pocket so we decided to do some good old-fashioned shopping in a department store. The store is pretty outdated and I was little disappointed by the lack of inventory to choose from. \n\nI was pretty sad by how little enjoyment I had in this shopping trip. It felt like more of a chore than anything.
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__label__0 Terrible wings and service was not great. Waste of money the waitress was nowhere to be found anytime we needed anything.  Also she was too busy rubbing her stomach to pay attention to her customers!  NEVER AGAIN HOOTERS!!!
__label__2 We love Hooters!! Wednesday Wings day is awesome and the peanut butter pie is to die for! Girls are cute, but not amazing..  All in all it's a great place though I wish it had the same menu as the Hooters in California. Lemon pepper wings... Just saying!
__label__2 I was in the area after getting my car serviced and I needed to pick up a couple of things for my wife.  Siri led me here.  Almost all Walmarts are the same unless they're older one.\n\nI found what I needed quickly, went to one of the quick checkout lanes that had NO ONE in line, and I was out the door in no time whatsoever.  Not bad.\n\nThe woman who checked me out was very pleasant.  I'd come back here if I happened to be in the area and needed something but it's the opposite side of the valley from where I live.
__label__0 Whoever came up with the solution for checkout for Thanksgiving Day should be fired.   The lines were crazy.  I stood for 30 minutes in a line to checkout just to find out that the line lead to NOWHERE.   People were leaving empty handed because they could not figure out how to check out.    There was no way to get from one side of the store to the other because of the way they had the lines winding through the entire store.    People opened the 6pm things way before 6 and since people were still in line at 7:30 they went ahead and took what they wanted from the 8pm release since they would not be to the register until after 8.    I did not get out of there until 9:15pm .  It is my opinion they tried to over organize it and they made shopping crazy.     I did like that they had added security that they hired.   I also thought it was cute that McDonalds had a cart that they were selling things from in the store.  But the stuff was cold if you bought it.  (Great idea in theory but a hotbox would have helped.)    Maybe next year have numbers that people get when they are ready to check out.    Call them by the 100's   all of the 100's please come to the register area.   If they are not ready   too bad they need to get a new number.     That will teach them for getting a number before they are ready.    All the 200's your up.    This would keep people from standing in lines and they can maybe use that time walking around the store buying other things.
__label__1 So I responded via email per request to the CSR rep below and she was concerned and courteous.  I emailed her maybe twice and another corporate rep also emailed with concern and humor.  I was then told that the local district manager would be contacting me within the week.  That was a few weeks ago.  I am really over a bad customer experience a month ago, but it is a shame the disconnect between local and corporate.  I need no further contact from dsw, but did feel the need to update the review.
__label__2 Went to Men's Wearhouse today to rent a tux with my friends for my good friends upcoming wedding.  The store was good sized and all the dress items were evenly spaced and very easy to peruse.  \n\nThe service was great, I would definitely recommend looking online and taking a printout of what rental your like so they can match it up and give feedback.  The tailors were thorough and concise.  I must say this place is great when it comes to the value and service.
__label__3 only been there once and have no complaints.\nim not a huge fan of sushi, but actually tried a variety of things at this one and LIKED them. \n\nthe service was SUPER good. The lady that served us talked like she knew us for years. we were also there till closing and the rest of the staff started conversations and joked around as well. very easy going there. which is a big plus.\n\nits a little tiny cute place tucked in the corner.\ntheir prices arent bad at all.\n\nstacie roll, YUM.
__label__1 We normally enjoy Red Robin and one of our favorite things is the fries. We had never been to this location but stopped for a quick lunch. The fries were terrible. They were mushy and we didn't even finish the side order that came with our burgers. We won't be visiting this location again.
__label__2 I've been to local Red Robin's in the Bay Area and considering that it's a franchise, they make everything the same at all restaurants. Needless to say, this place isn't all that great. I can come here to eat every now and then, but it's not off the wall where I tend to want to come back more than often.\n\nWe ordered an onion ring tower which was HUGE! and ok tasting. I'm not much of a onion ring lover and that might have an impact on why I didn't think it tasted great. Me and the wifey also shared a chicken pasta which wasn't all that tasty in my opinion, probably won't ever order it again. But what I do like about this place is their fish, fries and shrimp sampler appetizer, although we didn't order it at the time we came to this place, I did have it a few times when coming to another Red Robin and I do recommend it to others when coming here.\n\nAll in all this place doesn't deserve more than 3 stars as food wasn't that great here when we ate. Sorry Red Robin I just know you can do better.
__label__2 I happened to be in the mall of all places while on vacation in Vegas.\n\nDecided to pop in and relax while I had a little lunch - seeing how shopping can really drain your energy as well as your wallet.  I know what you're thinking - Red Robin? There's a TON of great places to eat in Vegas - why the hell would you end up there?  Well- I was craving a great burger, and I needed one FAST.\n\nThis RR is probably just like all the other RRs you've ever walked into in your entire life.  I was seated in a small table near the window, looking into the busy Galleria mall.  After checking out the menu, I decided on a \"Keep it Simple\" plain burger.   The server apologized for the longish wait and took my order.  It took what I thought was a long time for my food to finally arrive - but I was pleased with both the quality and how large my burger was.  I wasn't in a big hurry, so the wait didn't really bother me.\n\nIf you're in the mood for a gourmet burger, check out RR in the Galleria mall.  I'd like to explore the menu and try different burgers the next time I'm there.\n\n3 outta 5 stars from me - worth checking out if you're in the area.
__label__3 Well for gourmet burgers it was ok. The server Dominic was pretty awesome. The establishment is clean, friendly, and family oriented. I know this review is coming a few months late but I honestly have nothing memorable about the food except for the bottomless fries and I do remember the burger I ordered was a bit dry and thinking if I come back here I'm never ordering THAT again. Wish I could remember what it was called...That was a plus. I will come by again if I'm in the area...have to give the place a second try. :)
__label__1 Waitress and waiters are really nice but other than that this place is not the best service.\n\nOur table had no drink menus. Our cheese sticks were not hot, warm but the cheese wasn't even melted. No utensils or napkins and took forever to get one. Main dish wasn't hot. \n\nMy main thing was hot food! Probably coordination between when to take the food to the guests needs help!!
__label__1 Our server was pretty cranky. We have a large group (8 adults and 5 kids under 4 years of age), which I know can be stressful. But the service was terrible and the food mediocre. There weren't enough table settings (and they never got us any more, so none of the kids had silverware). The only upside is thy the food came out of the kitchen fairly quickly.
__label__0 What a terrible experience at this one! I have never seen a worse ran store of any type. If you are a regular you get to skip non regular's in line because they walk in the door get their order's made skip you in line and you don't even get asked what you want until that regular has their food and has paid! We were in line before three of these regulars walked in and they had everything and paid before we were spoken to. I called the area manager Rosita and didn't even get a call back, too bad that this area of Einstein's has failed miserably! I was a huge fan of Einstein's in other cities but will never visit another one again. I know these are very strong words, but they are very well deserved!
__label__1 I use to actually work here a few years ago when the economy first tanked and I had to do something outside the scope of network engineering/administration. I saw first hand what it was like at this auto center, and besides the fact that the meager commissions I made were often times stolen by one of the other associates, the customer service here is just typical of a large corporation attempting to service the public. Let us continue.\n\nI too purchased tires here because of the warranties. However because of the tire size on my car I had to go with some BF Goodrich traction T/A's. They're not the best tire out there by any means, but they should be good enough to not have to worry about cracking and other things. Well, my rear tires are now cracking all over the place, and regardless of what anyone tells you, tires should NOT crack after a year or less of owning them. That doesn't typically happen until they've been on your vehicle a few years. And yes the incredibly hot climate in Vegas might speed this up a tad, but these tires were cracking far too prematurely. \n\nSo I went in to see if they can swap them out and give me some type of manufacturer defect (premature cracking) on the tire and just swap them out with new tires of the same brand. Well as it turns out these particular tires were discontinued but they did have some Goodyear tires in the same size, but they were of course more expensive. After all the tread depth discounts were put into the system the total still came out to $211 for new tires. That's unacceptable. First off, its not my fault these tires are discontinued, that's BF Goodrich's fault for making garbage tires. Secondly, in the case of customer service, I should've just been refunded close to the full price of what I paid originally. This did not happen and yet Sears again fails on customer service. This is probably why so many of their stores have closed nationwide. Their craftsman warranties are great (lifetime) but dealing with many of the associates there can be an uphill battle. (I worked for Sears Auto Center in California for 4 years while I was going to school and management just makes one bad decision after another which ultimately effects you, the customer)\n\nIf you are intending on visiting this particular service center, only speak to one man by the name of Rick. There's one other gentleman I've had good luck with there but I'm unsure if he even works there anymore. The rest of the sales associates seem like they're just passing time there before they die. They have a very lackadaisical and cavalier attitude toward work in general (remember I've worked with these people, I know them more intimately than an average customer) and they just really couldn't care less about your customer experience. \n\nAs an aside, my mom brought her car here to have her alternator tested because it literally died on the freeway while she was driving. After they tested it they said the alternator and battery was fine. This was not the case. Sears likes to tell people that they can test for these things but they have a cheap, piece of junk miniature sabre voltage testing machine for this that doesn't even give accurate details about your vehicle. Long story short, she took it to MY mechanic at T&M Automotive and of course it was a simple alternator swap. She had it replaced and its been months without a single issue for her.\n\nSo perhaps Sears should seriously evaluate the people whom they have interacting with the public, both behind the counter and in the shop a little better. I know they're bordering on Chapter 11 bankruptcy, but surely you can do better than this. Furthermore, instead of having their vehicle technicians sit behind a computer and take multiple choice tests on vehicle diagnosis to get the job, (yes, aside from brakes and such, the guys back there are just techs that take a test on a computer to work there, none are ASE certified) maybe an in person interview with someone actually asking questions about car symptoms and what the likely remedy is would be more constructive. Also gauging how they are with customer service may be helpful as well. I've seen so many managers fired from Sears Auto Centers who have actually done the RIGHT thing for customers, its not surprising why these places run as poorly as they do.
__label__2 Not bad for the prices- we happen to be in the neighborhood and the mister was crazing \"olive garden\" so we decided to try this instead.  They have a spaghetti and meatballs special for $6.99 that includes a salad and bread so I decided to get that.  The mister got the chicken piccatta and we ordered dipping sauces ( marinara/alfredo) for the bread.  I also ordered the minestrone soup and Caesar salad.\n\nThe caesar salad was good- they were a little heavy handed with the dressing but at least it did not taste like the caesar in a bottle- tasted almost homemade with a slight anchovy flavor.\nMinestrone soup was also okay- had plenty of vegetables, beans and was not too salty.\nMy spaghetti and meatballs was, well, spaghetti and meatballs- something I could've made at home.  The meatballs were nice and moist but had an odd flavor to me, tasted like they seasoned it with alcohol or something but it was fine after a few bites.\nThe mister's chicken piccatta was actually pretty good, plenty of mushrooms and capers.  Just the right amount of lemon too.\n\nOverall, I would say it was a success. Not sure if I would make a special trip back but if we happen to be in the casino and craving italian, we might venture in again...
__label__0 First off I have to give this place 1 star but if I could give it NO stars I would! \n\nA group of us are in town for a bowling tournament at Sunset Station and decided to have dinner at this place because its inside the casino and convenient, and the decor looked like it would be a nice place for a nice dinner with friends. About the only this this restaurant has going for itself is the appearance. The furniture is nice and modern and the restaurant itself looks remodeled. But don't let that fool you, what comes out of the kitchen is terrible, but more about what they call \"food\" later...\n\nWe had a reservation for 12 people at 8pm. We arrived early and requested to be seated, it was about 10 mins before 8pm. It wasn't like they didn't have the tables ready because we did make a reservation and no one was sitting at the tables we were going to, but nonetheless we sat down about 10 after 8pm. Because of the size of our group we had to split into 2 tables. We sat for about 10 mins before anyone even came by to greet us or offer any drinks.  The water boy finally came, then the waitress about 10 mins after him. We were starving so we ordered our drinks, appetizers/salads, and entrees at the same time. I wish someone would have told us that it would take over 30 mins to get our salads and another 45 mins to get our food. In fact people who came in after us, ordered their food, got their food, ate their food, and left before we even for our entrees. Bad, bad, bad service only gets worse.\n\nThe food was terrible! Overall it was just bad. Only 1 person out of our entire group was satisfied with the quality of his food, he got the steak. I ordered the veal scaloppini, and when it came it was a disaster! I asked what was in the sauce because it looked creamy and I'm lactose intolerant, the waitress said it was lemon butter. I made my bf taste it, he said it wasn't good and had cream in the sauce, so I sent it back and asked for just some plain pasta with marinara sauce. The veal was pounded super thin, and it was hard to cut through and tasted really bland according to my bf. The waitress didn't even know what was in the food she served, SMH. After waiting for another 20 mins without the food coming I decided to cancel my order all together because everyone else was done with their meals. My bf ordered the chicken marsala, which was so gross that when I took a bite I chewed on it for about 30 seconds before I had to spit it out! It was BAD!!!\n\nWe had to call a manager come over because everything was so bad. But he must know how bad the food and service was because it seemed like he heard it all before. He wasn't apologetic or seemed to care at all. He did say, however that our waitress Jessica is one of the best they have, which didn't mean much because she wasn't great and our service sucked! I asked for a split check, she acknowledged it, then brought one check with everyone's meal on it. Ummmmm... Hello?????\n\nFood service was terrible, food quality was worse. Oh BTW, I should mention that the same jerk manager who did nothing for us ordered his food after us, sat down and ate it at the bar in front of us, and finished before we even for our salads. You would think that at some point he would've looked up and said, \"hey they've been sitting there for a while without any food, I should go see whats going on...\" but no, he sat there watching tv, eating his food.\n\nI should mention that the restaurant was a little busy when we first sat down, but after an hour of us being there, only 4 tables were seated in addition to ours. So it wasn't like they were busy and that's why the food and service were Bad...\n\nI wouldn't recommend this restaurant to my worst enemy!!! DO NOT EAT AT PASTA CUCINA UNLESS YOU WANT TERRIBLE FOOD AND EVEN WORSE SERVICE!!!
__label__0 Horrible service, 30 minutes to get dry steaks and it was not even crowded in the restaurant! What a waste of money to dine here! Trust me people do not waste your time or money at Sonoma unless you want your night ruined
__label__2 The place is beatiful, the food was ok, nothing spectacular...  The service was SLOW!!!!!  we all got rather irritated over how long it took to get our food, and we all ordered the same thing, the steak and lobster, we must have waited almost 30 min... \n\nI doubt i will be returning.
__label__3 3.5 stars\n\nI had seen this place driving by but found out it was an in network benefit when I checked my insurance website.  I'd been sick for 4 days and was in denial that it was anything more than an upper respiratory infection, or a cold.  I finally decided to head in knowing my symptoms weren't ER worthy, but realizing that my primary care wouldn't be able to swab for the flu.  \n\nWhen I walked in I noticed a very strong scent.  Being sick, it was actually a little unbearable.  I wasn't sure if it was a strong cleaning product or a room deodorizer but I was really bothered by it! \n\nWhen I checked in at the front desk I asked the woman if they swabbed for the flu.  She said yes but that I'd probably be there for hours.  I wasn't sure if she was just informing me of the long wait, or discouraging me from waiting, but I proceeded to sign in.  \n\nThe good: I was only there a couple of hours in total, which was better than I though with how badly they were playing up the wait time.  The place was clean.  Plenty of seats in the waiting room.\n\nThe bad: One of the techs or medical assistants didn't introduce themselves when they came in to do a test on me.  When I received my discharge papers no one went over the prescription (side effects, how and when to take, etc.).  I'm not sure if this was because they knew I was in the healthcare field or not, but either way I would never hand my patients a prescription and then say, \"you're free to go.\"  \n\nIt's never fun to have to go to Urgent Care but if you really need to, this isn't a bad place to go.  It's better than waiting 8 hours and clogging up a busy ER with flu-like complaints, and it's probably more beneficial to you than waiting a few days to see your doctor.  I'd go again if needed.
__label__2 Had the Crunchy Chicken Spinach Salad while waiting for my oil change and it was totally great. Service was fine, though the place was nearly empty.\n\nThe decor involves a lot of red, black-and-white checkers, that nostalgic glitter diner furniture, and a bit of automobile nostalgia. My coffee was slightly stale, but that's any diner for you. I could have asked for a replacement.\n\nThis is also the first place I've seen in Henderson with an actual lunch counter, if that's your thing. I'm sure there's gotta be more lunch counters in Henderson...
__label__0 liars, thieves, dont keep their word and are worse in customer service. i will never return again and neither will my friends or family. i love toyota vehicles, but i will have to invest in a honda.
__label__0 I took my car into the dealership to get the first oil change (new FR-S I bought in February). I also mentioned that the air pressure light would randomly come on but it was no longer on and the tire pressure was fine in all of the tires. The service staff member carefully looked at all of the tires and also stated they look fine, no noticeable issues with pressure, and he did not see any nails. He said they would change the oil and look at the tire pressure light issue.\n\nAbout 45 minutes later he approached me in the waiting area stating that there was a nail in my tire and that they took it out and tried to fix it but then they realized it was a little close to the wall of the tire and they could not repair it so I needed to purchase a new tire. Then he handed me an invoice for almost $300 for one new tire. \n\nI explained to him that I did not authorize anyone to take the nail out of the tire and asked him why they would do that without first consulting me? I did not authorize such work in the service agreement I signed. I have never had a situation where a service shop would do something like that without my consent. I explained to him that Findlay's actions were not authorized and that I am now being forced to purchase a new tire which sounds a little like a scam to me. His response was that if I didn't purchase a new tire they could put the spare on for me and send on my way. I asked if the spare was a true spare or a donut and he said he would go check.\n\nAbout 30 minutes later he came back and guess what.....all of a sudden the story changed. Seems the service guy did NOT take the nail out after all and he is just going to pump the tire up and put it back on the car. Without even getting into how much of a SCAM this is, I told him the tire was not flat, or even low, when I brought it in so I don't understand why the guy had to \"pump it up\". He had no answer for me.  \n\nI fully believe this was a scam to lead me to believe that I HAD to buy a new tire. Had I not questioned the actions of the service and blindly took them at their word that the nail was removed, they tried to fix it but after it was out they couldn't, I would have been forced to spend $300 on a new tire for THEIR unauthorized work. To further my belief that this I a total scam, only after I refused to blindly pay $300 and questioned their actions did it come out that in fact they had NOT done the work they originally claimed to have done.\n\nI don't know if it was because I was a single female and they thought they had a sucker on the line, or if this is status quo for Findlay but either way it is so wrong.\n\nI got my car and I left.  At that moment they lost me as customer and forever lost my recommendation.
__label__0 Worst bank/cu I've ever used. Fees for everything!! They're just crooks trying to rip off hard-working people.
__label__1 It's been a long time since I've been here.  I will have to edit this once I figure out what I ordered, I can't remember what it is at this time. But I didnt like it!!!!! I should have ordered what my husband got was the pastrami, it was huge!  looked just like the picture!
__label__0 My credit card information was stolen after I purchased lunch from this location. I called the manager the next day to simply alert her that there may be an issue with their machine. She absolutely denied any possibility of the fraud charges coming as a result of her store, she even went as far as to tell me that \"None of my employees even know anyone in California\" (CA is where the fraudulent spending came from). Her reaction to my call was that of a remarkably poor manager, particularly considering that I didn't call to complain, just inform.\n\nBe warned-- fraudulent charges appeared on my card after paying for a meal at this Jason's Deli. That, coupled with a ridiculous reaction from the manager are enough to keep me from returning.
__label__0 worse than the garbage they call their enchilada sauce.\nMy husband and I went there this evening, the man who took our order (finally) spoke one word the whole time we were ordering which was \"combo?\" To my request for the #3. We got home to discover his beef nachos filled with bell pepper and onions. No big deal, maybe we should've asked. We go back, I explain he doesn't eat this and ask to exchange it. The man has to call the manager (while I'm at the car explaining to my husband that ALL their meat choices apparently come with the peppers and onions) I come back and he gives me his phone so the manager can explain that her employee told us there would be peppers and onions in the meat. I asked if she would just refund my money and she very condescendingly said \"well just this once\". No apology, no customer service  .\nI would rather drive the extra 10 minutes to the next closest one than go back.
__label__4 I have been coming to this salon for about 2 years and i have always been extremely happy with their work. My hairstylist, Valerie, is super. She is great to talk to while I'm getting my haircut and is really great at doing my hair. During the shampoo she does scalp massages with mint shampoo that relax even the most stressed person. If I wasn't moving I'd still go there for every haircut.
__label__4 I called in an order after leaving a near by tanning salon. I arrived earlier than my estimated pick up time by 15 minutes. Instead of making me wait, they got my order together right away. Very fast, friendly service. \nI've never been disappointed with their food. They are consistent with the quality and quantity every single time I eat here.
__label__4 Among my favorite places to eat. Fair price, great food, outstanding service, \"hot\" means hot. The staff is always friendly, my glass NEVER hits half empty and I drink ALOT of water. They also almost always give my kids free desert. They are awesome.
__label__3 This restaurant is one of those strip mall hole-in-the-wall types.  It's tucked away, unseeming, and with little character on the outside.   Frank chose this place on yelp and, to my dismay, we sat in the car justifying our choice for eating here.\n\nWe hesitated a bit while walking toward the door, unsure of what lay ahead, but we sucked it up and entered the front door holding our breath and expected the worst (dirty floors, bad service, poor food).  Thankfully, we were wrong.  This cute restaurant has the old school bamboo chairs and tables with menus ready to go.  There are a few servers ready to take your order and watching each table for refills or other needs.  We were seated promptly, received our drink order within a minute and took a good look at the menu.\n\nTheir lunch menu is simple--choose a meat, choose a sauce and it's 5.95. We wanted the regular menu, though, so we glanced at it and discovered some interesting dishes we never heard of; two, in fact: Bangkok 9 stripped crispy chicken and the beef.  They both had the same finish--a sweet chili sauce with garlic.  I decided to jump in and try something that sounded different to me, and we ordered off the regular menu at 8 dollars a pop.\n\nThe food didn't take long at all, and we were occupied with their lovely steamed (by request) vegetable dumplings that had the thai flavors mixed in.  The sweet soy dip was great, too, and judging by the appetizer we assumed that the lunch itself would be great.  We were right.  First off, the food was beautiful.  The chicken dish was shiny and glazed over with this transluscent, orange chili sauce.  It smelled fantastic.  Although flour coated fried stripped beef doesn't look as appealing, it didn't taste anything like the visual expectation of it.\n\nTheir sauce on these dishes are great; sweet, slightly spicy (you can order no heat) and had a garlic (subtle) finish.  The chicken and beef remain nice and crispy despite the sauce, which is something I always look for in fried dishes like that.  It was like eating crispy light pieces of chicken heaven drenched in sweet love.  The plates were piled high, too, so sure enough we had leftovers for lunch the next day.\n\nThey provide a bowl of rice enough for 3 - 4 helpings between 2 people, and because the sauce is slightly tangy and sweet (it's really like a thai version of a sweet & sour, but better) the rice is nice to cut that while eating.  By the time we finished the rice bowl was cleaned out and the leftovers neatly packed with more rice (they did it on their own, which was nice).  We patted our tummies and paid a 20 dollar bill (not including tip) that includes 2 dishes, an appetizer and drinks!  Their lunch menu, although cheaper, was good, but I'm so glad we tried their Bangkok 9 dishes instead.\n\nIf you're looking for cheap eats in a place where two worlds collide on a plate, try this hidden restaurant in Henderson near Hobby Lobby.  It's good, it's filling, and it doesn't put a hole in your wallet.  You know how I know it was good?  I dreamt about it and craved it the next day.  As a matter of fact I'm going to end this now so I can drive down there for dinner.  Ciao!\n\nPS: If any Guam people read this review, remember House of Chin Fee?  The chicken dish I refer to tastes like their sweet & sour chicken.  I grew up on it, so I'm a fan :)
__label__0 Lunch specials & staff have always been consistently good, but we ordered dinner for pick-up and it was awful, just AWFUL.  Two noodle dishes were overcooked to a stuck together glob. Just over-spiced with hot sauce and had almost NO veg mixed in.  Spring roll was tasteless & poorly assembled too.  It was so bad we have decided to even stop going at lunch as we will not support a restaurant that would put out as sub par as we they gave us tonight.
__label__1 Boy how things have changed.  The staff and menu are the same, but the way the food is prepared is completely different (not in a good way) and the service has become very slow.\n\nI'm not sure what happened, by I hope they get their act together.
__label__2 Lunch with my mom\nNot Thai spicy\nOK\n\nSo, last Saturday, I had lunch with my mom at Bangkok 9 while waiting for the dealer to finish up repairs on her car. We were actually heading to L&L but when I saw Thai, she didn't argue with me when I suggested it. \n\nNice, clean place. Open dining room - friendly staff. It wasn't very busy but it was a little on the warm side and if I lived in the Las Vegas Valley, I'd be out on the lake cooling off.\n\nAnyway, I opted for the Pad See Oew and I asked for Thai spicy. She didn't understand my request and asked me for a spice level from 1-10. I told her a 9 or 10. When my dish arrived, I was excited because it was steaming hot and it looked to be spicy as I could see the pepper flakes on the noodles and even on the vegetables. \n\nBut it wasn't. That was a big disappointment for me because I wanted and I asked for really hot. Either they didn't feel like I could handle it or they just don't make it Thai spicy. Otherwise, the food as far as taste goes - was ok. It wasn't bad and I actually finished off the entire dish. But it wasn't so good that I'll make a trip out to Henderson to order that same dish again. \n\nDecent prices overall. Decent service as well. My mom really appreciated how they packaged up her to go container with the left over Mongolian Beef and white rice she didn't finish. They actually separated the two selections using foil in the same container. Attention to details like that got them the third star for me.
__label__0 Absolutely disgusting.  Ive been here before and it was good. I just tried it again and got pad thai. The chicken was old and smelled and the shrimp was overcooked and not cleaned. I will never return and wouldn't recommend it to anyone.
__label__0 We ordered to go, and the food was not great. We will not eat here again.\n We ordered the red curry chicken. It was watered down like soup, and other than the hot chile, there wasn't much flavor in it.  We ordered the chicken satay. My 6 year old said,\" How am I supposed to eat this, it is so hard?\" It was so hard and dry she couldn't even bite into it. We ordered the ginger chicken- again watery broth and you couldn't even taste the ginger.
__label__1 Awful customer service.  They swear they are a high end store.  All I did was ask for a military discount and they swore I was robbing them or taking it out of their paychecks...come on!\nGEEZ...
__label__0 This place is HORRIBLE. I went in for a set of French gel nails and they looked BAD. The nails weren't painted all the way, the white lines were crooked and uneven. They chipped within the first 15 minutes. I went to another salon because I didn't want to complain and they said it would be $15 just to remove the gel. I went back and waited for the lady who did my nails (no trying to make a scene or get her in trouble) and told her I didn't want my money back and to please just take it off. At first she said no they look fine. Another girl looked at them and I asked to speak with a manager. I was told no manager would be there until tomorrow. The original lady then kept saying I am too picky and that I want to look like a model, but can't so I blame her.. (lol really?) At that point I said either have someone fix them or take them off and refund my money. The other girl finally got the manager on the phone and said they would remove them and refund my money. Then the original person began drilling so quickly that she was hitting the skin and making me bleed. I asked her to slow down and that it hurt and she's rolls her eyes and says or what are you going to call the manager? She doesn't care. She also said you can't be a model and I bet you do this all the time. I said no, I went somewhere else to get it fixed first and told you they were full of bubbles.  I asked the other girl to finished. They refunded my money and I gave the girl who finished $10. I went without my nails done and returned without my nails done. $10 to fix her mistake. NEVER AGAIN!!
__label__1 We have gone here a few times. \n\nMy gf being a vegetarian really loves the fresh salads and vegetables they have, It is a good selection and it is always fresh, but dang, its expensive for salads. \n\nService is always prompt. They also walk around with cookies and offer them to the tables, my kids love it of course, who doesn't like a nice warm cookie???\n\nAnd something else I hate is getting banged for drinks. I think they were 2.50 or 3 bucks. For soda fountain drinks???? \n\nIn the back section of the restaurant it always smells like feet too.. Just an observation.. :)                    \n\nThe pastas are just OK. Sometimes the soups are good. A friend of mine told me there is no way you can eat as much food as you paid for. I kind of believe that every time I go there.. \n\nThe funny thing is, with all this mediocrity, the place is always packed! \nI guess people love a so so place.\n\nI dunno, Sunset Station is just down the road, its cheaper and better and drinks are included!!!! \n\nI'm just sayin,,,,
__label__3 I love Sweet Tomato. This place is always first choice for my mom. There salad bar is so tasty with different vegetables, fruits and salads. Often there are new combinations available. Recently, they added premium choices to the salad bar. I'm not a fan because I always get edamame when I go, and now it's $2.49 in the premium section and you only get 1 serving, so make it good. I was quite bummed. But, I love Sweet Tomato too much to stop going. The mac and cheese here is so creamy and good! I always eat more than 3 bowls of mac and cheese. The soups taste very fresh. Most of the time I get the chicken noodle and just eat the fresh egg noodles. My mom loves clam chowder and broccoli cheddar. The pizza bread is baked just right- the bread has a nice crunch while being soft. \n\nThe price is not that bad if you get your money's worth. They have senior and military discounts too.\n\nThe service is great too. They are always willing to help. My sister brought her baby one day and they seated us where we wouldn't be in the way of those passing by with the baby chair. The workers came around often and cleared our table, so we could indulge in even more tastiness. At one point they walk around and give everyone complimentary cookies. Although the new premium menu is a bummer, I will not turn down a trip here.
__label__1 Oh Sweet Tomatoes how I USED to love you... Seems like this location has gone way down hill. Went for dinner with my hubby on a Thursday night at 445pm to try and beat the crowd. So many veggie bins on the salad line were empty or looked less than appetizing since someone would spill other stuff into another bin. Yuck. There were tons of kids running amuck thru the line as well putting their hands on everything. One kid had an entire plate full of just boiled egg crumbles and was running up and down the line with no parents in sight. Where are the parents or management/staff to control this kind of stuff? Putting hands on everything is so unsanitary, which is why I usually stray from buffets... When paying, I was shocked at the prices now. I haven't been to a Sweet Tomatoes in about a year or so, but $28 for 2 dinners and 2 drinks at a salad bar seems way ridiculous. Another $10 or less and I could have gone to Outback and we could had some steak with our salad!\nAfter seating we went to get drinks and I was so disappointed that their tea was empty and they dont have apple juice anymore since I am not a big soda drinker. We then ventured to get some bread and soup to go with our salad. Almost all of the soups had that crusty layer on top from sitting so long. There was no butter for potatoes or bread. The foccacia and pizza bread was just the crusty outter layer that no one ever seems to take. The pastas were crusty and dry looking. So much for my appetite. After eating our salad and little bread/muffins that weren't old looking we went in for some of their gooey chocolate cake. Again only the outside rim of it was left and it was rock hard. The guy behind the counter said it would be a while before a new one was out. He just stared at the kid who was digging around the cake and using his finger to scrape the cake off the self serve spoon. Gross. We then just settled for a dry brownie muffin and ice cream. We never did take anything from the fruit/pudding bar since that was covered in kids as well and all the bins were almost empty. \nKnowing that I am pregnant and hormones are raging, I decided not to complain since it would probably turn out ugly with me either screaming or in tears. Just left hungry and disgusted. I will not be back to this location. Too bad the express location is closed now since I did frequent it all the time. Guess I will head back to the 215/Flamingo location with higher hopes. That one always seemed to hit the mark.
__label__2 The locations in phoenix have chicken we can add to our meal. This location does not. We drove an extra 10 minutes to get here  to find out they don't have chicken was not a pleasant surprise.
__label__0 Never again , crab cake salad tasted like vomit , crawfish was way to plain and flavorless . Not worth my money sorry .
__label__2 Have been to Joe's a number of times and enjoyed their food.  We have had terrible service every time, though.  It's worth going because the food is good and the atmosphere is fun.  Just be patient, and your night will be fine.
__label__3 I have been to a Joe's Crab Shack in New Jersey, but the experience we had at the Henderson location was very surprising.\n\nFor one thing, I don't recall ever seeing the staff dancing at a Joe's. I have seen it at Johnny Rockets locations where the staff half-heartedly does performances every so often. There is a clear difference between what I have seen there and the staff at this location; the staff members here actually seem like they are enjoying themselves. If they really aren't, then they are adept at making it seem that they are. Even the \"Happy Birthday\" routines were different from table to table. For such things that the staff is required to do regularly, I could see how difficult it is for them to be \"convincing.\" I give them quite a bit of credit for that accomplishment.\n\nFood and service were top notch here. I would consider returning to this location in future trips to Vegas as an \"honorary local.\"
__label__4 Two words: KIDS SUITE!\n\nThe kids have an area all to themselves. It is cute and clean. Staff was kind and helpful. Aaron did a wonderful job before we even arrived by checking us in (as we were worried that we'd arrive too late - and lose the room)! Inexpensive stay but it feels comfortable.  Great hotel!
__label__1 Service is good not to be confused with great, the happy hour specials are awesome draft beer for 3 bucks you cant go wrong , clam chowder is dismal , overall it is ok , waitress could have upsold the beers and explained all the specials a little more ..
__label__0 A friend and I stopped here after a movie. Walked in the front door and the place was nearly empty (3:00pm Mother's Day!)\nWe were told we would have to wait fifteen minutes to be seated! Honestly, the place was half full and plenty of tables were available. \nWe asked if we could sit at a small table in the bar area (which was TOTALLY empty) and were told we would have to wait fifteen minutes to be seated.\nA little puzzled, we asked about getting food while sitting at the bar. Hostess told us that would be fine.\nWe decided to leave. Before we left I asked the Hostess , \"Why the wait? The restaurant is half full?\" \nHer response was, \"Because my kitchen is backed up\". I said, \"Wait, we can get food without a wait if we sit at the bar, but the kitchen is backed up and you are half full.\" This does not make sense?\" She just got mad so we left. Went to Sammy's Pizza in the same area, great food, great service, even a glass of champagne for Mother's Day. We called the manager of TGIF from the restaurant and asked her about the \"wait\". She told us there was no wait and no back up in the kitchen.\n\"You need to let the hostess know there is no wait\". Manager did not really care.\nThis place should be packed on Mother's Day-every other eatery on Sunset was packed.\nThis TGIF's is on its way to closing unless the owner gets a grip on his staff. ..Call in the Restaurant Recovery program! This staff is killing what should be a successful franchise!
__label__4 KIDS ZONE! Enough said, they will babysit your children as you gamble. IM SOLD! Hotel is clean and the rooms are amazing!
__label__1 This place is super sketchy! \n\nI met my friends here for lunch since it's about the half way point for her and I. We went to cabo, the waitress was excellent, the food was great... just the other customers....ah, something  interesting to see. I wouldn't come here alone at night.
__label__3 I think for the price of the rooms it is a great place it is very clean and the costumer service is great. Wish the buffet lines weren't so long though!
__label__3 Never stayed in the rooms I eat there and the Grand Cafe is fab, the price is okay, the portions suits the price. However the food tastes great. \n  I don't do the buffet often but when I do I have never had any complaints. Nice selection. and if you have a Players Card you can get a good deal. \n  Yes its a casino so its smokey and there is no real non smoking place. The smoke is everywhere, its Vegas Baby.  The machines are pretty good, run when you win is my advice. Lol. \n   As for the service Its not easy to find someone to help, the cutbacks seem to still be in effect. Little tip, those guys in suits with badges, grab one. lol.\n   The Station Casinos love Locals!!!
__label__0 I stayed here Labor Day weekend 2013 and had so many problems from  being given a room that was occupied , locked out of my room, no maid service, double charged on two credit cards and told that I had two rooms reserved instead of one. They offered me a free upgrade which I decided to take for the same weekend this year, Just four days before I am to leave I just got a call rescinding the same offer that they offered and set up. \n\nI was offered food and beverage comps that do me no good unless I cancel other reservations. They also offered to pick me up at the airport and that does nothing for me as a friend I am meeting is picking me up. I don't think a hotel could do any worse than last year but they topped it by ruining my vacation two years in a row. \n\nMy past stays had been good but they wiped out years of good stays with these two and I think it is time for me to stay where my business is appreciated. I would never recommend staying here to anyone for fear they might get the same treatment.
__label__0 Avoid this Kidsquest Boulder Station location and go for other locations at Las Vegas if possible!\n\nI was extremely dissatisfied about the child care service provided to my 19-month old baby from this center. First, during her 5-hour stay, not food nor drink was provided or attempted to be provided to my baby. My baby was crying like crazy when I picked her up. I need to give her formula immediately. She consumed it non-stop and stopped crying after that. I read the check-out form and no meal/snack/fluid was noted. Second, when I checked her in, the staff said a meal will be given to her since she will have a 5-hour stay from evening around dinner time. Obviously, it was just a lie. In addition, I was not reminded at all about the additional charge if I pick the kid up late. I was charged $25 even I was a few minutes late. Finally, the staff over there were totally unfriendly. I was treated like I have been giving them trouble. Their attribute was unacceptable and they were irresponsible for my kid's stay. I called the customer relations department and told them all these. They said they are going to research and talk to the director of this center. I will wait for their callback and may need to escalate this to Nevada Department of Health and Human Services of their inhuman treatment to my baby.
__label__4 Highly recommend anyone to go here!:) the staff is really nice and Dr.Goldman is a very good doctor and he's honest,prices are also reasonable. He saved my dog did surgery on her and I'm so thankful for his work!
__label__4 Very polite service when I called Rakeman plumbing yesterday.  Charlie was at my house within the hour without having to pay a diagnostic fee as with two other plumbers I called.  Fantastic service, polite, efficient and knowledgeable.  Will definitely use again.  Thank you Charlie!
__label__3 Always excellent service and food at this location.
__label__2 Super disappointed w/civiche de camarones.  Seriously lacked flavor other than lime.  Nice server, loved the tableside guac & all the chips and salsa.  Entrees took forever.  Exc margarita!  I would eat there again, everyone else liked their food.
__label__1 Slow service. I thought the food was kind of tasteless. I had to smother it in salsa to taste anything good.
__label__4 The hubs and I were there for dinner last night and it was amazing! The service was impeccable, the were very attentive to us, even thought there were some large parties seated near us. The servers were not wandering aimlessly throughout the restaurant, they were on a mission to please the customers and make sure that they felt as though they were the only guest in the house! Jose, our waiter was excellent, his other server-bus was literally running throughout the tables cleaning up, serving chips, and checking on tables...Our food came out in a timely manner and was excellent! The homemade flour tortillas are outstanding and the manager inquired as to how our meal was @the end of dinner and was genuine about it! It is close to nellis afb which was perfect! We may have to go back for cinco de mayo!
__label__4 First of all, I live in Henderson and come to this place when I am craving authentic Mexican food. In other words, I travel about 30 minutes and pass a lot of restaurants along the way. I have tried a few dishes that have been really good, but I think I have a favorite- the pork marinated in Coca-Cola. The pork is tender (not fatty), and is covered in a sauce that will make you slap your momma. Oh, did I mention there is a lady in the back making homemade tortillas? Please remember to tip this nice lady -- she is working hard back there. The staff is friendly and attentive , and there is a good chance you will catch live music while enjoying the best Mexican food in Las Vegas.
__label__3 There are a couple of things that make you realize you are at a LEGIT mexican place.\n\nMenu has lots of things that you have no idea what it means\nThere is a random guy that plays a guitar in the corner\nAnd the most important : there is a chubby nice mexican lady making tortillas ..fresh ones \n\nThis restaurant was amazing. Service was impecable. Drinks , salsa and chips NEVER went below half before getting refilled.Impressive!\n\nI am not giving 5 stars because of its location. Why so far?? and why behind a truck stop?? \n\nWhat would i recommend? The coca cola steak, carne asada and the refried beans. Epic win plates!\n\nWe were a group of 12 and the food came outstanding, service was impressive, ambiance was legit and overall experience was great. Check it out !!
__label__4 Ate dinner here tonight. Sorry that we didn't take any pictures of our meals. The food and drinks were delicious. Especially the Queso Condido con Chorizo. Our server Ramon was excellent, and so was Osmani. Will definitely be returning. \nGood service, good food, good drinks = A GOOD TIME !!!
__label__0 Went out with some coworkers last friday to chicas bonitas. We had a pretty good time,  with the exception of having to wait 20 mins for a jager bomb. I proceeded to wake up with strep, shoulda skipped the bomb. I may go back, but i will not touch the glassware
__label__3 Great college! Many people resort here if they can't get into UNLV. \n\nThough it has enough credentials to educate and produce successful and driven people.\n\nOnce pass through the \"beginner\"/\"intro\"/\"101\" classes to the upper \"pre-med\"/\"transfer\" classes, is the change in atmosphere with the type of students. Great people who are hoping to achieve and succeed. \n\nMost the student staff are not helpful or informative, don't let them hold you back in going to this college!
__label__2 I ordered the 4 pc fried chicken (I think it was $5.29). It came with fries and a couple rolls. The chicken was ok. The fries were too salty. There was a lot of food for $6.\n\nYou probably want to phone in your order before coming here because it's kinda greasy inside. \n\nI'll probably come back and try their philly cheesesteak.
__label__1 The fried perch came pre-battered out of a box in the freezer.  The fries came out of a box next to it.  I saw the chicken strips on another table that looked like your basic freezer strips also.  The burger reminded me of my high-school cafeteria except with three times as much mustard as was necessary.  The hot wings were your standard deep fried with a sauce that I'm sure was straight from a jar.\n\nThat said, it was all pretty cheap.  However, I don't think it deserved the rave reviews.  I might try the fried chicken if I happened to be in the area but I'm not going out of my way for it.
__label__3 Good find in the North! \n\nFried Chicken - best tasting fried chicken I've ever had! Nice size portion for 2.\n\nCatfish - very good, just wish they gave a little more.\n\nBurgers - ok. tasted like a regular ol' hamburger to me. Which brings me to my next question, why is it called Hamburger Hut when they're burgers are mediocre as hell? Haha\n\nIt's a convenient store/restaurant. But more of a restaurant. It seems busy all the time and I hear people always ordering the fried chicken.  That's all imma get here too. \n\nParking is limited. Like, only 7 spaces limited.
__label__0 The only reason I am giving this a one star is because this was my second time there, and this time, they messed up on processing my credit card and charge me $84.01 for my chicken wings. the lady said she voided it, then swiped my card again and fixed the price, 5 days later it was still taken out of my bank account. My bank is going to fix this for me, but I should not have had to go through all this hassle just for these dang wings. Because of this mistake of theirs I will find another wing place. I mean what if I had needed that money for a bill or something. Get it together.
__label__1 This was my 3rd time trying to win any money at this place.  What a rip!  Didn't win a thing.  The sad thing is that the Station Casino's are geared towards the locals.  They don't even give any play anymore.  Just keep taking money from the people who live there to build more casino's...\n\nTwo stars for Fatburgers within the casino.
__label__0 We are LOCALS. Station Casinos SUPPOSELY love locals. We are not pleased. We were ripped off by a bartender. I will NEVER walk into that dump again. GAME OVER.
__label__0 Texas Station or bust -I'LL TAKE BUST\n\nTEXSH#T Station - I use Yelp all of the time, but have never before left a review.  I am writing this one while in my room at Texas Station.  PLEASE heed my warning and don't stay here!  This place is disgusting!  There is a stench outside of raw sewage that permeates throughout the hotel and smells sooooo bad it was hard to sleep in the room with window shut and AC running.  We were forced to stay here with son's hockey team and even for one night it is AWFUL!!!!!!  Spoke to the manager and he ignored me and said I am only one who complained of the stench.  I doubt it since every parent on our team has complained when they step outside how awful the smell is.  The sink, tub and shower  have such slow drains that you are standing in 6 inches of water before you realize that yes, the drain is open!  If there was actually any water pressure, tub and sink would overflow before water drained out.    They ought to implode this place, but it is in such a bad area that no one would buy the property!  Any positive reviews are obvious plants by hotel staff.  Y'all Come Back Now - I think NOT...
__label__2 No bad room. Ideal size for two people with king size bed.  Looking forward to show tonight. Clean with plenty of amenities.
__label__1 I have came here a few times to play craps.   Some of the dealers are extremely rude.. I dont know how they make it through there shift with out getting knocked out.   \nBuffet is okay..  oyster bar is great. Movie theater are decent
__label__2 I love this place, not sure why but hey it's Texas ;) this is simply my best buffet. They have Mexican, Italian, Asian and American...everything I like. I have always had a great dining experience at the Texas buffet and will be back, time after time!
__label__4 I simply have to write about Neil Smith's Vegas Guitars Custom Shop.  I have many guitars, and have been disappointed that I could not find a high quality luthier to address setup work on instruments.  I am no longer disappointed!  I found Neil Smith using an Internet search, and found his site to be of interest, since I had a Les Paul which seemed to have some high frets, but I was too afraid to take it anywhere local.  I set up a time to bring the guitar in, you can't just 'walk in,' as his shop is small, a one man operation, plus his assistant, Susi, who is also wonderful!  When I got to the shop, I was astounded at Neil's obvious attention to detail.  He was anxious to discuss all aspects of guitars with me, and his years of experience gave me that \"warm fuzzy feeling\" I'd never found in a Las Vegas luthier.  While I had not been expecting to have this particular guitar receive a total setup, after talking to Neil, I was convinced that that is exactly what it needed.  Not to say I was talked into something, just that his logic made complete sense to me.\n\nI was not in a hurry to get the guitar back, but I got a call in less than a week, telling me it was ready.  Now, I must tell you that this guitar already had super low action, even with the fret problem.  I had not expected that the action could have gotten any lower.  But it was, indeed, amazingly lower!  The nut slots were perfect, the frets were crowned and smoothed and look like jewelry.  It felt like a different guitar, and this from an instrument that was already outstanding!  \n\nI have taken one other instrument to Neil, a Gibson Historic Korina Explorer, and it, too, got the same setup, simply perfect!  I plan on having many more of my guitars set up by Mr. Smith.  Oh, and if you're in the market for a new, custom guitar, he does that, too.  Spectacular work, from the few of those I've had the privilege to see.\n\nIn the interest of complete transparency, after my first experience, I've since done some photography work for some of Mr. Smith's guitars.  However, this took place only after that first Les Paul was completed, and had no bearing on how well that guitar work was performed, or on my opinion of that work.
__label__1 Staff is nice and friendly but the car wash did a terrible job. They had employees dry my car but when I got home I discovered spots all over. I'll stick to Fabulous Freddy's from now on.
__label__2 This place gets a 3 star because they've never blown my socks off with anything, but I've never had experience with them that made me want to quit pizza. It's pretty close to my house and my nephew loves pizza so I'm here a decent amount. They're very consistent, very friendly and my food is always ready on time. On the single time my order was messed up, they were very quick about fixing it,  which was majorly appreciated. To be honest I have nothing bad to say about them at all. They get the job done
__label__0 As usual they slop a whole bunch of secret sauce so you can't taste the beef or the rest of the sandwich.  I had the new advertised Rueben and sure wasn't impressed.
__label__4 Probably in my top 10 things I have eaten in Vegas. I love the Bobbie and probably get one every other week. I did branch out and get a Slaw B Joe and that was unreal too.
__label__2 This place is small, located in the strip mall on Craig, next to the Pets Mart. After picking up some doggy items my boyfriend and I stopped here to grab some sandwiches to go on a Saturday afternoon.\n\nI went in to order while my boyfriend kept our four-legged friend busy outside where they have some tables set up for out-door eating. Um, too bad it stinks outside right around the area of the store though. Definitely not appetizing to eat sandwiches around a sewer-like smell.\n\nI have given Capriotti's a 5-Star Review before, but this was kind of \"meh\". I'm bumping it up to 3-Stars though because the Bobbie was yummy per usual. Unlike a lot of people, I'm not a regular at Capriotti's because I'm more of a Port of Subs girl for my go-to sandwich. However, Capriotti's hits the spot sometimes.\n\nThis location is tiny by the way and there's not much seating to speak of inside. Also, the set up to pay/get your sandwich/get your drinks is a little clumsy to say the least.
__label__4 Had the carne asada burrito. Excellent service from Ernesto and Gabe. I like the fresh made chips and salsa.
__label__1 Also known as stab mart in the military circle this Walmart is not the best by any means. However, I must admit with the increase of security recently it has made me comfortable with once again shopping there. \nIt has been a welcome change to not have to travel all the way down Craig to the next Walmart to buy things. \n\nThis Walmart does offer some things that other Walmarts' do not normally offer. In example, around holiday times and season changes you can snag some great clearance items. They almost always have some kind of clearance specials going on in buggies along the backside of the cashier stations and have a clearance aisle behind the jewelry department. \n\nA couple of downsides to this Walmart is that the service is very limited. They have minimum cashiers and their deli department always takes forever to service you. However, the service you get is rarely bad once you get it. The people tend to be friendly.  \n\nI would also never recommend buying produce there. Their fruits and vegetables go bad super quick. During strawberry season I purchased two large flats of strawberries for a dessert I was making. The next day when I opened my 2 flats I found that 90% of my strawberries were ruined and molded toward the bottom. I had looked the day before and had not seen this. I have also had this issue with some of the bread products I have bought there so beware on fresh products. \n\nOverall, this Walmart could be better. There are some things such as cleanliness that could still be improved but in the 3 years I have lived in the area I have seen major improvements to what it was previously.
__label__1 I'm only giving this location 2 stars for being open 24 hours and having merchandise although I'd rather go with Eh, Me thinks NOT!  \n\nI absolutely HATE this location. I refuse to even shop here unless I am in dire need, which I make sure doesn't happen. \n\n This place is so Ghetto, it's dirty and there is no customer service. Spare yourself, if you live in this area travel over to the 215 and Decatur location which is cleaner, quiet and a lot less hassle.
__label__2 My guy had his Christmas party here.\nWe had the dining room exclusively to us.\nWe were served buffet style. With salad, (ranch or italian) \nchicken tenders, and chicken wings (with hot sauce available)\nspaghetti, chicken Parmesan , and toast.\n\nI thought the food was fair..It was decent. The chicken was cooked well..Tender and juicy. There just wasn't any WOW factor to any of it.\n\nThe service staff was nice and attentive. However, I just think that their drinks are slightly overpriced. I ordered a margarita, which was VERY strong, and my guy ordered a beer. Some how, these two drinks came out to $11.50
__label__4 Yes, you can find a cheaper tire. I like this place because they offer a warranty and a bunch of other services with your tire purchase.\n\nAnother great thing - I was literally out of there in less than 15 minutes! Extra star for their awesome service!
__label__3 I just bought my third set of tires here.  The price is always good compared to other competitors, and the service is swift and friendly.  On the phone, the manager said my 4 Michelin tires would be at the store in one hour, and I would be out the door in 30 minutes.  I would receive a $100 rebate to boot.\n\nI arrived at the business in 1 hour and 15 minutes; all new tires were already there; and, despite about 10 people already in the waiting room, all tires were quickly mounted on my car and I was out the door in 29 minutes, with the $100 rebate processed online by me without any glitches within an hour after that.  So why the loss of half a star?\n\nI was asked by the manager if I had picked up a complimentary bottle of cold water, and I responded that I had helped myself to a free bottle, but it was not cold.  Although several salesmen were moving about, no one had apparently noticed that the refrigerator was totally empty; only warm bottles rested in cases on top.  As I was leaving, I saw an employee start to restock the refrigerator with water bottles.\n\nMore importantly, when my car was returned to me I noticed that visible white lines (probably from sealant) had streaked all four tires.  It took me less than 5 minutes to wash all the streaks off with water at a nearby gas station.  But it should be obvious to the service techs that when a car owner spends several hundred dollars to buy new mounted tires, he or she would like to see them looking better upon receipt than the old worn ones that were just removed.  I feel that the technicians should spend a few extra minutes making sure that the tires are properly detailed before presenting a car for return--even if that might throw off the 30-minute promise a bit.  Speed is much less important than mounting and tightening the tires properly and presenting a nice-looking final product.  \n\nI know these particular tires were all properly mounted and tightened because I just arrived intact in southern California without incident after driving at high speeds from North Las Vegas in the middle of the night (to beat the heat) following an enjoyable UYE at Settebello's in Henderson.  So, I highly recommend this store to others overall, despite the two minor gripes just expressed.
__label__0 DO NOT SHOP HERE!  My wife bought hair for my daughter, and the size was not what was indicated on the package.  They refuse to allow a return or even an exchange because they have a no return policy.  We are out over $100.
__label__0 Ordered a pizza to go very light on toppings and sauce asked to reorder said no not very good customer service
__label__4 UNBELIEVABLE!  I'm not talking about the prices!  Forget the fact that a suit is $5 and they do it onsite!  I am a magician and have some tough suits to clean with special pockets and all sorts of stuff.  The real problem is that my suits are made of shiny material with a really tight special weave.  Stains are hard to get off.  The first time I went in they didn't notice there were a few stains that stayed on (you have to look at them in the light at an angle anyway to see through the shine of the suit sometimes.)  They happily and gladly redid it twice, until the spots were all off!  When it came time to pay (The stains and suit are my fault not theirs) they asked for $5.  I thought they were joking!  All I can say is GO HERE.  I've paid $25 to $45 at expensive places and the service was not this good!  These people are amazing!
__label__3 I remember when Krispy Kreme Doughnuts opened on the west coast.  I remember these doughnut shops were found in almost every city.  One thing about a Krispy Kreme, the quality and taste is consistent.  \n\nFirst from the inside, you get to witness how a Krispy Kreme donut is actually made.  It's actually pretty cool to watch the process. Because of the assembly line process, it's no wonder why their donuts are always consistent.  \n\nService here has always been great.  When it comes to their donuts, the glazed is what they are known for.  \n\nTIP:  Whether you're going ordering inside or drive thru, request for their fresh batch. Nothing beats a fresh hot glazed Krispy Kreme Doughnut.
__label__0 Crappy service.
__label__1 In person, the staff can seem friendly or helpful. But over the phone, they don't even bother. They've called me to show up early only to switch doctors on me. The office isn't very clean. I had hoped to never go back, but they wouldn't respond to prescription refill requests and I had to go in person to fix the situation. First they told me I would need to come in and be seen every three months for my refills, but when I began to question this they folded and gave me my prescription. They seem like they want to force you to have as much done as possible to line their pockets with your insurance (hopefully) money. I'm back to hoping I never need to go back.
__label__4 This FBO is about as good as it gets...especially for a county owned facility.\n\nEver since this ramp and terminal were remodeled it is the only place we have gone.  I think i have only been into KLAS once since then.\n\nMost think it is too far from the strip, but honestly it is only a 10 minute drive.  For how low the ramp fee is, and the fuel price, we are more than happy not to pay hundreds at KLAS each night just to save a 10 minute drive.  The fuel price is also worlds lower than vegas.  Even in a small jet...if you are taking only a few hundred gallons, then add in the ramp fees, we are saving around a thousand dollars every trip.\n\nEvery employee we have met is been super helpful.  The line guys are always there to help...and let me tell you, when there is a big event in Vegas this place can be hoppin and they still manage to give you a piece of attention.\n\nThe staff on the inside is helpful too.  We used to come here A LOT, but we don't make it to vegas near as often and Donna and Scott still always treat us like we are in big iron instead of just a small CJ.\n\nThey aren't open 24 hours, which has been a problem a few times, but the security officer that is on duty is one of the best i have seen anywhere.   Usually these guys are unfriendly and wont get out of their golf cart.  this guy acts like he owns the facility, and helps you out with anything he can.  It is refreshing to see someone who takes so much pride in their job.  I wish i could remember his name to give him due credit.\n\nTHERE IS NO FUEL AFTER HOURS.  this is the only negative.  We have had to make some special routing arrangements at other local airports to get fuel before we could make it home because of this.  I would say this is the only negative and honestly as long as you put in the fuel order before you leave (or call in during normal hours) it's no big deal.\n\nthere is a restaurant upstairs and their food is pretty good.  Not the best i have had, but not too shabby for a small airport place.  I had the roast beef once, and ham and cheese a couple times and both were good.   The restaurant hours are very limited though, which is annoying but that doesnt effect the FBO score since it is a seperate place.\n\nanyways, i guess the point to all this is.....why would you fly into KVGT or KLAS when you have this option??   yeah...i can't think of a good reason either.\n\nN525HS
__label__2 I will start out with the disclaimer that I lived in Italy for 6 glorious months and, consequently, I am a total Italian food snob. I found out about this place from a friend and I was especially pleased to find them on restaurant.com. So my husband and I printed our $50 gift certificate and headed out on a Friday night. I started the meal with the best cosmo I have ever had, it was definitely strong but I didn't taste any alcohol. The bartender is masterful! I then moved on to the bread basket on the table. The regular bread was delicious and warm. There was also an herb, almost pizza looking bread that I was not very fond of, but I am sure somebody enjoys it. I did notice that other tables were getting bruschetta as well as bread, but I got the feeling they were \"regulars,\" but it made me feel left out! We moved on to appetizers. I had the caprese salad, which has roasted peppers and onions on it. I was surprised how well the whole thing worked, given its non-traditional nature. I would definitely recommend it! For the main courses, I had the papardelle with filet and my husband had the trout special. The pasta was delightful and the filet was melt in your mouth delicious, but the dish was missing something. It was earthy and rustic but there was a flavor profile missing for sure. The trout was well cooked, but the skin of the fish was not at all crispy and we felt it should have been. It came with a side of pasta that was delicious! Since we had the restaurant.com coupon we decided to go all out and get a dessert. We decided to go out on a limb and try the Sicilian cannoli. The cannoli was almost inedible. It has an overwhelming lemon flavor and is just very off-putting texturally. \n\nThe service was wonderful, until the end of the meal. The restaurant had filled up very fast and people were asking to be seated in our server's section. The poor man was running from table to table! It took us over 15 minutes to get someone to swipe our credit card so we could leave, but other than that small ordeal the service was impeccable. Overall, it was a mixed bag for us. I have had better Italian food in Las Vegas, but I may give this another try sometime in the future.
__label__3 I've been here twice now and it is phenomenal. I'm so in love with pasta, and I would way way way rather eat a $20 plate of homemade pasta from a locally owned business than eat a $15 plate of Olive Garden pasta with bottom of the barrel ingredients, crapola service, and a host of corporate BS. \n\nThe first time I went was spring Restaurant Week. I have to say that I wasn't overtly impressed with the meal for the price, but I did enjoy it enough to buy the Groupon and try it again. Last night I had the fig appetizer--goat cheese, balsamic, wrapped in proscuitto ($14 for 3, noooot worth it but still good) and the butternut squash ravioli. That dish is absolutely superb. The portion size is perfect. My mom had a marsala special which was also absolutely incredible....we cleaned our plates and then some. Dessert was the tiramisu, which I didn't really have room for and didn't need, but I still enjoyed the dessert like I do. \n\nI would definitely come here again or recommend it to someone who wanted good, high-quality Italian food and didn't want to venture to the Strip for similar quality at twice the price.
__label__2 We had a $40 Groupon for the restaurant and went last Saturday evening.  Our reservation was for 5:15 and we were right on time.  The place was almost empty at the time and we were shown to our table.\n\nThere is a Yelp check in offer for free bruschetta but you can't double dip on the coupons--either the Yelp or the Groupon--so of course, we went with the Groupon.\n\nWe were brought iced teas and a bread basket shortly after being seated and ordering.  The bread basket was a let down.  The one piece of lavash was more like pressed cardboard and the two types of focaccia were merely OK.  We did not get butter but rather a mixture of olive oil and balsamic vinegar.  I have to remember in Italian restaurants to tell them to hold the balsamic.  It's just to sweet for me.  Give me plain olive oil and a salt shaker.\n\nWe ordered fried artichoke for an appetizer.  It was very good.  The dipping sauce was quite good.  There were 6 pieces of artichoke.  For mains, we each ordered ravioli.  I got the Lobster stuffed ravioli with lobster sauce--a house special for the evening.  My wife got the ravioli stuffed with butternut squash.  We both enjoyed our ravioli.  The serving size was just right.\n\nFor dessert, I ordered a cannoli and my wife got the vanilla cr\u00e8me brul\u00e9e.  Both were good.  The cannoli was fairly standard but I didn't taste any of the pistachio nuts that were supposed to be in the cream.  The cr\u00e8me brul\u00e9e was the winner of the two desserts.\n\nI think Gaetano's is overpriced.  It only makes sense to go here when you have a coupon of some kind.  Service was good.  It was pointed out when the bill was brought that gratuity had automatically been added because of the Groupon.  I'm not a fan of that.  Actually, the server lost because he got a lesser tip than he would have gotten had I made the decision and not the restaurant.  A good meal but a bit of a drive from Summerlin.  I can get equal or better Italian closer and for a better price.
__label__4 My friend/ex-roomie and I love this spot for our QT dates. We've always had a great experience but this last one was the best by far. We had a restaurant.com certificate, so our bill for a bottle of wine, an appetizer and two entrees came to $40 each (including tip). That's a great deal for amazing food and fine dining service. \n\nWe got the eggplant app this time, and it was so good. It's like a cheesy crunchy layered veggie lasagna with light tomato sauce. We devoured it. I couldn't decide between the mezzalune or the special italian sausage and shitake mushroom ravioli so the server offered to have the kitchen make me a half order of each. I was amazed by this generous offer!  And when I got my food, I was so happy as each dish was so delicious. I ate my entire plate.  My roomie got the fettucini alfredo and she too finished her entire plate.  \n\nThis is just one of my fave restaurants when I want to splurge on calories. If you have a Groupon or restaurant.com, it's a steal for the quality of food and service you get.
__label__1 Dang how in the heck can you work in a theater and not know about the movies playing.  Its 2011, please stop being cheap and have paper towels in the bathroom. Popcorn was ok i should have went to Popcorn girl and brought my own(pissed i couldn't really eat it due to the smell). The only thing that was good was the movie hangover 2. I enjoyed the movie but since it was packed and some *ick-head had his feet all on my seat. (yeah i gave him the eye several times but I guess he was to dum to figure out  the deal-he got me on a good night). The smell was so foul he had my eyes and nose burning. (Man he needs to spray some big Oomp spray or something on those dogs, and the theater @the same time.) All and all i may need to continue to drive to fiesta or go early on tuesday.  \n\nThey better be glad i don't know any movies man around here- because I could have gotten the 2 for 1 deal on the streets.(jk)
__label__0 Overpriced with a moody staff. Far more expensive then south point with bad service.  It was dead when I went, and for good reason. GVR is the only theatre I've ever had problems with the staff. Plus it's ridiculously over priced (even though all theatres are) at most theaters it's about 45$ for me and my boyfriend to see a movie and get snacks but here it was 55$ and we didn't even get candy. My boyfriend got a hot dog that the staff shoved into the bag so the bun got all ripped up and they shorted him on his 6$ small drink. It had an inch and a half of space left when he recieved it. I wouldn't normally care that it wasn't all the way full but when you pay 6$ for a drink you expect it to be filled. Then the girl checking us out had no people skills and kept looking at us like she wanted us to leave.  But we finally get into the movie and it's a good movie but the usher kept patrolling constantly through the movie and he was distracting. He walked through the theater at least 4 times clicking his counter each time. The movie was great but I don't think I'll be back at GVR again I'm gunna stick with south point and save 10$ and not have to deal with an usher who doesn't know how to do his job well enough to not distract people from the movie they payed good money for. It might have been nice and clean but the service was severely lacking.
__label__1 We love Chipotle and this location used to be a great weekday lunch destination. Lately we've tried it on the weekends and probably won't go to this location anymore. The food is still OK, but the service has gotten slow and the restaurant is generally messy or they let the fountain drinks run dry. One time we had to stand and wait while an employee held up the whole line as she ordered food for her family members - and for some reason this confused the rest of the staff and they had to re-make a couple of other customers' orders. Maybe they don't have a weekend manager? Not sure. The location on Las Vegas Boulevard & Warm Springs is where the A-Team workers are. We'll keep going there instead.
__label__1 This is the worst chipotle that I have been too! The service wasn't all that good, and the portions were the smallest I've experienced. \nThe chipotle Location on Sahara is much better!
__label__4 I come from a big Italian family and I am grown to my family's cooking. I must say that it is very difficult to find a place that serves food as good as Buon Gusto. I have been to so many restaurants throughout my life. I lived on the east coast and the west coast and been to so many places that just served mediocre food. Some of it was good, but not great. I remember my cousin went to Buon Gusto and she told me about it. She said to me that she could not believe how authentic-tasting the food was, and how it was just like our family's cooking. My mom is such a wonderful cook so I know the difference between Italian food and great Italian food. Everytime I come here, everything is on the money. Every detail, ingredient, and server is incredible. The place is so welcoming, warm, and so intricate. The food is TO DIE for. And I don't know about you but if the food is this good, I don't care how much I pay for it. This place has yet to disappoint me or anyone that I recommended it to. I honestly feel like I am eating right out of my mother's kitchen. Incredible food and service, and I highly recommend this place to anyone who wants great quality and great, authentic Italian food. You will not be disappointed at all. I will be coming here for as long as I am in Vegas. There is no other Italian place in Vegas that can fully incorporate true  quality Italian food the way these guys can.
__label__3 Finally had the time to try this place since it's been in my bookmarks for quite a while. It has a really casual feel to it and was really clean. Their menu had a lot of different options of pastas, entrees, pizzas, salads and sandwiches including 8 lunch specials for $8, Tuesday- Friday, 11-4pm. I wanted to try them but I  was craving pasta and for some reason I'm really weird and feel like if I have pasta without any meat/chicken (what all their pasta lunch specials were ), I feel like my meal is incomplete. I know I know, I'm weird lol. Sooo I ended up trying the sausage and mushroom rigatoni and my boyfriend tried the chicken trieste. It took a little long, about 20 minutes for them to come out when there was only us and another small table dining. Oh and all entrees come with a salad and fresh baked  bread but just like Jill D. said in her review they didn't bring us any bread so we asked for it since my boyfriend's entree didn't come with any pasta and he needed something to soak up all the delicious sauce! Definitely ask for it if they don't bring you any, it's a little bread loaf of perfection; warm, chewy and comes with garlic evoo! Yum Yum!!  The main thing I was surprised about and not expecting were their rich and creamy sauces and the fact that they definitely were not skimpy with it or their ingredients. And thank goodness their sauces actually stuck onto the pasta and didn't slide right off.  Usually when I order a type of sausage pasta in other places,  I'll get like 5 pieces of sausage perfectly placed on top and we call it a day but this pasta here was LOADED!!!! I feel like there was 3 links of chopped sausage in there and same with the mushrooms! The pasta also was cooked well, not too mushy or too hard. Sometimes I feel like Goldilocks describing porridges lol but really, it was \"just right\"! :) My boyfriend's dish was also a little plate of perfection! The flavor of the sauce was just soo delicious! Yes I know, I'm sprung on their sauces lol. It had a really nice wine flavor and was loaded with artichoke hearts and mushrooms on top of two chicken breasts. \nWhy is there missing one star you ask? Well, it's because of the service. Everyone was really nice and professional yet I had to request our waiter to fill my water after waiting a few minutes and after he visited our table and didn't notice. I also had to request for the bread. I hate requesting for things, I mean if it says it comes with it, then just bring it out! I also had to request extra silverware when he took it away with our salads but didn't bring any new ones to us with our entrees. However, we didn't have to request our check lol. Don't get me wrong, these people weren't just standing around being lazy, they were all doing tasks and were hard working  but you can't forget about your customers! Overall, better than I expected and will definitely be back especially for the price! :)
__label__0 Chicken(Country)-Fried Steak, To Go!\nDrive Home took approximately 45 seconds. Upon opening container and cutting first piece, the entire breading-type covering, which was over and inch thick, completely came off the McDonald's Hamburger-sized beef patty. I even had gravy on the side, so it wasn't soggy from the gravy. \n\nAre you kidding me? How difficult is it to fuck up a Chicken Fried Steak?\n\nTotally ruined and a waste of time & money. Threw it away!
__label__0 We asked for table side guacamole and our waiter said \"I'll make it for you then bring it out\" then I said \"no, we want TABLE SIDE GUACAMOLE\" he again said \"trust me on this. .. I'll make it for you then bring it out and I won't charge you the table side price.. we are too backed up in the kitchen.\" I told him to go tell his manager what he told me or I was going to tell him.... judging by the managers reaction when he came to our table... he most likely told all his servers to do this on their shift. Eat at the one on Las Vegas Blvd or go elsewhere.
__label__0 Yikes,  the memories of DQ.  You know, ice cream, treats, a nice nostalgic feeling of the past for kids.  What happened to this place?  I haven't a clue.\n\n1.  Ambiance - Been here several times now, and always the same, bland, not exciting.\n\n2.  Service - Hmmm, perhaps they should turn this one to a self service facility, this would definitely improve the service. A guy was there waiting for his kids sundae. The servers assisted and prepared orders for two other customers that came in after. The guy goes to the server to remind them, they said it was almost ready. Then I put my order in, the guy starts to make mine and I remind him about the guy's kid from three orders ago. So, they start to make it and it takes like 10 seconds. Poor kid.\n\n3.  Service Part 2 - they make my order and the shakes are like slightly thicker than milk. I said no whip and guess what, whip. I ordered one dipped cone and guess what, i got two. I guess you can say that this ying yang approach is balanced???\n\n4.  Air Con - What the heck happened here? No air, no fans, hot and stuffy?  Hmmm, what would a normal store do? Offer free dipped cones!\n\n5.  Service Part 3 - to use the toilets, you have to get a key from the cashier. Guess what, they cannot find the key.  I wonder what the dealio is since this place is usually empty anyway, no need to manager the bathroom.\n\nThis is not a bad place, the cones and stuff are decent, but the service and customer care is not in existence.
__label__0 What a mess. \nAfter making my pumpkin blizzard. They tried to use a regular soda lid on the large then forgot the whip cream.  Next after asking for whip they forgot the pumpkin spice.  Asian guy working was on the side using his cell.  \nHad to ask for the spice in another container so I could put it on the blizzards myself for the kids.  \nWtf?????  It was soo freakin messy and it looked like an ice cream shoved into a cola container at first. \nThis place needs a serious employee training so they know never to serve something with less quality to the customer.
__label__2 Fado seems to be the default hangout for my friends and I.  Basically, if we can't think of anywhere else to go, and we don't want to think too hard about it, we go to Fado.  It's close and it's not too pricey.\n\nThe beer selection is not fantastic, as far as I'm concerned.   I end up drinking cider half the time, which is a far cry from the usual ambers I tend to enjoy.  The do have Smithwicks, which is a decent amber, but not much else I'm excited about.  Of course, they've got the British/Irish kinds of beers, but not as many as I'd like to see.\n\nTheir happy hour appetizers are very good, and fairly cheap.  The crab and cheese dip is tasty, as are the beef curry bites and the guinness mac and cheese (all are 3-5 bucks).  \n\nOh, yeah, FYI, there is absolutely nothing healthy at all on the entire menu, so...be aware if you're into that kind of thing.  Tasty, but not healthy.\n\nThe ambiance here is nice, and it's what keeps me coming back.  The bartenders and servers are very friendly, and there's a laid back vibe about the place.   Basically, it's as close to a decent neighborhood Irish pub I'm going to get in Henderson.
__label__2 I've been to see a lot of urologists.\nA lot.\n\nI'm not a fan of male doctors, but it seems that most of the urologists or kidney specialists in this town are men.\n\nI attempted several times to set up an appointment or consultation using the web form on the website, and never received anything...not a call or an email.\n\nI called on Thursday, after noon, and was able to schedule an appointment for Monday. \n\nWhen I arrived, the staff was polite, and quiet.  \nThe paperwork was a bit much...I was literally filling in paperwork for a half an hour, but I understand that new doctors need to get information.\n\nThe nurse was nice, and made me feel comfortable while I was getting my bladder ultrasound done.\n\nDr. Kaplan was nice.  He seemed a little abrasive at first, but later it seemed he was more...appalled at the fact that previous doctors hadn't done much to help me.\n\nHe's the first urologist to offer me a preventative antibiotic, since I get frequent UTIs.  I'm not 100% sold on taking an antibiotic every day, just because of super bugs, etc, but at least he offered.  No other doctor has done that.\n\nHe's also the first to offer me a medication to help with the other bladder issues I've been having, that are starting to cause problems with my job.  \n\nHis office staff filled in paperwork for me, for help with work.  The woman I worked with was absolutely wonderful.  \n\nI like the office.  I'm not in love with them yet, but I'm always VERY cautious about feeling out doctors and their staff.  I have a follow up appointment next month, so we'll see how they do then, too.
__label__0 So you're not into gambling and you're not much of a shopper and you're looking for something equally as wasteful to do with your last $20 or $40, set up an appointment at this dermatologist office! \n\nI'm pretty sure the only thing redeeming about this visit was the front office staff that checked me in (shocking for a doctor's office, I know). \n\nI merely wanted to check in with my epidermis, being the sun bather I tend to be in the summer months, I made my appointment. I showed up early and they were able take me in early which was fantastic. \n\nLet's just say that I have sneezed and it has lasted longer than the time the doctor spent \"evaluating\" my flesh. \n\nUnless your face, or body is covered in undefinable matter, painful to look at or abnormal in a major way, don't waste your time or cash at this joint. \n\nNo care, no time and no concern was shown to me during this visit; rolling down my car windows and letting go of the $40 would have even sufficed as a more rewarding experience in my opinion.
__label__1 Not very impressed. The crust tastes like something you would get from a bargain frozen pizza. The sauce was not very flavorful and didn't have any spices to it. I had to add a bunch of crushed red peppers to get some kick into it. The cheese was good and tasted real, but the mushrooms seemed like they were from a can. $23.78 for a 13\" medium pizza to go, was way more than this was worth. Disappointed.
__label__3 What a great pizza!! We had the thick crust pepperoni, sausage and garlic pie with a couple of appetizers. First appetizer was \"Bosko sticks\", they are cheese filled bread sticks topped with garlic seasoning and served with marinara for dipping. The second appetizer was an order of chicken wings. Every thing was great, pizza was very flavor full with crispy crust. The Bosko sticks were great and the chicken wings were cooked perfectly.  If it was closer to my home I would be a regular for sure. I do agree with some on here about the price how ever, 65 bucks for an 18\" pie two orders of the cheese bread sticks and 12 wings!!!!  OOFFF
__label__1 Went here for drinks on a Saturday night and the place was not extremely busy but for some reason it was like pulling teeth to have my beer filled.  Maybe the bartenders were having an off night but after 5 minutes of the bartenders walking by i had to flag them down for a cocktail.  \n\nWe ordered 12 of the boneless wings that came out extremely quickly...maybe 2 quickly.  The chicken totaly dry, the sauce didn't even seem present.  Perhaps said chicken had been from a previous order or cooked before ordered. \n\nIf you're just looking for a place to watch a game and do not care about service, food, and drinks this would be a great choice as they did have many games on.
__label__3 My boyfriend and I were torn on where to go for a bite to eat and have a casual nite out.... and we decided Buffalo Wild Wings- this was a great choice! We had a fun time! We sat at the bar and Jason was our bartender/waiter, he was great! We had great conversation, and then my boyfriend and I were able to play the silly trivia game they have and enjoy some good competition. The food was good, but chicken wings are their specialty here- so they know how to make them!
__label__0 SHUT DOWN as of 3/31/2014 by Southern Nevada Health District for having 46 outstanding demerits. I will most likely never eat there again.
__label__0 Never once has my prescription been ready when I'm told it's supposed to be.  EVERY SINGLE TIME I'm told it's going to be 10-15 minutes. I don't have time to sit around and wait with two kids in the car. I so wish I wasn't pigeon holed into using this pharmacy. I miss Walgreens!!!
__label__3 I live next to a different Smith's so when I walked into this one and saw how neat and clean they keep it, I was jealous! Freshly baked bread, deli counter, friendly employees and even hot soup that you can eat in the store! Wish I lived closer to it :(
__label__4 Our son was never interested in any sports.  When a friend invited him to an open house at Rico's he really enjoyed it.  For this summer we thought we would give him a few weeks to decide if it was for him.  On his first day of instruction it was clear it meant he fit in somewhere and was welcomed.  Now he's learning respect and honor and his behavior has really improved.  He is not only learning self defense but gaining the confidence that will keep him from being a target to be picked on.  He comes home from school every day with the focus to work on his studies so he can get to class at Rico's Martial Arts.  I could go on and on about the many things our family has gained in such a short time with Ricco's help, but what I love most is how all the instructors and even the parents of all the kids are so pleasant and really make your whole family feel like you are part of something great for all the kids.
__label__3 It has become quite difficult to find an old school barber shop that uses straight razors.  I'm an old school kind of guy.  It's a haircut, not a spa day.  I don't need my hair massaged and shampoo'd or any of that junk.\n\nVillage Barber does a good job.  I've had 3 different people and all have been fine.  An older gentleman, a man in his forties, and an Asian woman.\n\nRating a barbershop can be kind of hard as everyone who walks in the door has different needs.  But yeah, no problems with this place at all.  The price is reasonable.  The only downside I can think of is that they don't take debit or credit cards.
__label__0 just ate here tonight. this place sucked big time. everything was so soggy! first off the diet coke was flat and too much syrup. my friend ordered the caterpillar roll and the rice was so soggy. i ordered the cali roll and yuck....too much rice vinegar & crappy fake crab meat....the tempura i could not believe they served me what they did.... the tempura was not crispy at all, it was mushy, almost like it wasn't cooked all the way! the oyako donburi was aight but too much rice and not enough chicken! this place is outrageously over rated! will not go back. Brians Beach is da bes if you want fresh ass sushi!
__label__2 I was craving sushi, my fiance was craving teppanayki so Osaka seemed like the perfect place to have both. \n\nI liked how they seemed to purposely make sure each teppanyaki party got it's own table and chef. This could have been because they were mostly empty, but I did appreciate having our own table. \n\nSushi was just OK. It was tightly rolled and they had a nice selection, but the negi hama I had was just OK. Not rotten, not super fresh.. just eh. I did love, however, that they offered half rolls. It was great to be able to get some variety. For ~$15 I was able to try 3 1/2 rolls.. this worked out really well. The rolls with all cooked stuff (shrimp tempura, etc) were great.. but that's hard to screw up. \n\nTeppanyaki was pretty good. Filet mignon was off the hook - seriously the best steak I've had at a  teppanyaki place..very tender and cooked really well. The chicken, sadly, was random end pieces and not too great. Lots of chewy grisley pieces.. eww. The fried rice and veggies were just average. \n\nOverally not a *bad* place , but nothing special. As teppanyaki and sushi are pretty expensive, I'd probably only come back here for the lunch specials. I'm not sure the quality justifies the dinner prices.
__label__2 Love the teppen grill lunch special! Lunch special comes with salad, soup, fried rice, and your choice of chicken or beef all for $8.95! Definately a good cheap lunch and fillllling! \n\nAs for sushi: MUST HAVE: Roppongi, and Oh My God rolls, they are amazing, other good ones include japanese lasagna and 911 rolls. \n\nSushi can get a little pricey compared to most other places, if you drink definately try the lychee saki! Really good!\n\nSIGN UP FOR THEIR EMAIL TO RECEIVE AN INSTANT 10% OFF.  For larger groups definately worth it!
__label__3 Found this restaurant a few years ago when I moved to this area of town. I'm glad to have found a Japanese restaurant actually owned by Japanese! Most of the Japanese places here in Vegas are run by Koreans, which I can't complain about, but I like the authenticity of REAL Japanese food like my mom makes! :) Osaka was also the first Japanese owned restaurant in Vegas!\n\nI love the late night menu. Since Osaka is open until 2am and I'm up late, it works perfect for me! The late night menu is large with great prices! Half size/priced suchi rolls, low priced apps, and great drink specials as well! \n\nSome of my favorite items are: udon, zaru soba, shabu shabu, katsudon, katsu kare, and their selection of fish! Their soups and sauces are very good and similar to how my mom makes!\n\nThe sushi chefs are very nice, friendly and Japanese. They are great at recommending menu items and love how creative they are. \n\nThey feature teppanyaki (table grilling) and tatami tables by request and live music certain days of the week.
__label__4 Best green tea! Garlic tuna nigiri. Yellowtail w ponzu n jalape\u00f1o nigiri. Wild salmon. Best spicy tuna rolls. Asakusa roll is redic! Dessert great too!!!
__label__3 Stopped in with a group of 5 guys who love this place.  We basically told the sushi chefs to have at it and make whatever...everything that came was very good.  Sashimi was very fresh, rolls were excellent with some interesting flavors and the sushi chefs were very fun.  If I could find this place again, I'd certainly come back for the creations.
__label__4 Great sushi, first place i goto when i get into town, all you can eat is awesome. The staff make you feel wecome and also give some great suggestions if you cannot make up your mind from the vast selections of roll's
__label__1 Average food. Lack presentation, ingenuity, and tasty. Taste like something I've picked up from a grocery store.
__label__2 Looking for a good place to go when you're craving authentic Mexican food but don't want to pay high prices at some Mexican sit-down restaurant or pay really cheap prices for questionable Mexican fare at a fast-food establishment? Search no further because Fausto's is that place plus more. The employees are nice, the food is made-to-order, the menu is simple and inexpensive, and there's a complimentary condiments bar complete with pickled veggies (jalapenos, carrots & onions), fresh cucumber & radish slices, and two types of salsa (mild tomatillo & a spicy red salsa). Sure, the ambiance may be lacking, but that's okay because you can just order your food to-go. You can order food a la carte (located on the menu above the counter) or you can order a combo which comes with an entree and sides of Mexican-style rice & refried beans. The combo menu is posted on the side wall adjacent to the counter, and it is composed of images of the food, making it easier to choose what you want to eat. I've been here multiple times, and everything that I have ordered so far has been good. Here's what I've ordered:\n\nChimichanga combo plate: A humongous flour tortilla burrito stuffed with shredded beef, onions & bell peppers, then fried to golden perfection and topped with sour cream on one half & guacamole on the other, along with a nice layer of melted cheese. The plate comes with a side of rice & refried beans, as well as a small serving of pico de gallo ( I assume to bring some sort of healthy to the dish). \n\nShredded Beef combo plate: The shredded beef is the same concoction as the shredded beef inside the chimichanga, but instead of it being encased in a fried tortilla, the meat is served all by itself with sides of refried beans & rice, and your choice of freshly made corn or flour tortillas, which you can use to make mini burritos. The tortillas are wrapped in foil to keep warm. I prefer the flour tortillas over the corn because they have better texture, are bigger & taste better. Store-bought flour tortillas can't compare to the fresh-made tortillas at Fausto's. \n\nSuper Nachos: Heart-attack on a plate! But so addicting & super good. I usually ask for the toppings (meat of your choice, guacamole, sour cream, lettuce, tomatoes & cheese; I may be forgetting something) on the side to prevent the fried flour tortilla chips from becoming soft. The chips are oily and they layer on the toppings, so be warned- Addicting, yet so bad for you. \n\nTacos: I love the tacos because of the way Fausto's prepares the shell. I think they fry the whole taco after stuffing the tortilla with meat & cheese, resulting in a very crispy shell. They then take the fried taco and add lettuce & a another type of cheese (crumbly, reminiscent of feta). I like to add salsa to the taco, which makes the taco juicy & yummy. \n\nI haven't had a bad experience with Fausto's yet, so I do recommend this place. The next time you're searching for good Mexican food at inexpensive prices and large portions, then stop by Fausto's and try some of their menu items.
__label__4 I know I gave Roberto's 5 stars but Fausto's is way better. They are just a lot farther away from my house. I love their carne asada and chips and cheese. Great place for a quick bite of tasty and blessedly unhealthy Mexican food.
__label__0 f I could give them no stars I would, but for the sake of the rating system, one star it is.  While I did like their selection of glasses, the place has less than mediocre service.  The doctor's appointment was fine.  All I wanted to know was if my glasses prescription needed to be increased.  The final bill was for more things than what I needed, which meant I paid for more than what I'd hoped to receive.  Also the glasses I purchased are transition polycarbonate lenses.  Up until a year into it, they were fine.  Since then the transition film has become covered in tiny cracks covering the entirety of both lenses.  Naturally they only guaranteed their work for 1 year.  \nBeware of the transition lenses from this place.  Do your research first! Transitions Optical, the company that created these lenses that darken in sunlightt, says you should get a certificate of authenticity at the time of purchase and are warrantied by Transitions Optical for two years.  I did not receive a certificate of authenticity.  The multitude of tiny cracks going across my transition lenses make things appear blurry, as if I weren't wearing glasses!   I wouldn't advise doing business here.  Although I still like the frames, I'll get my lenses replaced elsewhere and make sure the customer service is better if I should have problems later!
__label__0 The apartments are very nice but the management rips you off!! It's not worth the money to be there.
__label__3 Played this course on day 1 of our 3 day golf adventure for 2013.  \n\nRate we paid was $199.  \n\nCourse has a nice layout just 25 min from the Strip with some scenic views from a bunch of the holes!  Much of the course looks like it could have been a rock quarry!  Lots of nice homes wrapping around the course.  Some challenging terrain!  A very nice Rees Jones Design!\n\nHole # 7 is the Million dollar hole challenge.  Basically you place a wager and if you get it on the green your money is doubled in pro shop gift certs.  If you get a hole in one then you come back for a second chance to hit for a million!  \n\nOnly challenge for us playing was that we were behind a slow group!  \n\nCheck out the Tee mates program if you want a sexy girl riding with you replacing your divots and raking your bunkers all day! :)\n\nOtherwise a great round!
__label__4 Came here because dog became sick while driving from LA. Gave great, friendly service. Walked in but did not wait long to be seen. Got examined, medicated, and bloodwork all done within an hour. Reasonably priced too.
__label__4 Reviewing an animal hospital is a challenge, but so necessary! I've never been a fan of hospitals that have a multitude of vets on staff because of the impersonal atmosphere but several years ago, when my pet was sick, I felt it best to have several vets available to give second opinions. Could not have made a better decision with choosing Sunridge!\n\nWe have gone through it all here and, no matter what doctor we see, we have been happy owners. Our primary vet is Dr. Snead (who reminds me of a sensitive Chris Rock) but we have had several mini-emergencies where Dr. Rosa tended to our care and she is FAB too (reminds me of Chef Lorena Garcia a bit). \n\nAbout 9 months ago, we had a BIG emergency...hesitant that the Animal Emergency Center would charge us thousands I took a chance and called Sunridge at 9pm - the answering service was on the line and 20 minutes later an emergency doctor was unlocking the front doors and provided stiches and xrays - having us to return the next day for payment and follow up, etc. WOW! Unbelievable!\n\nA few flaws is that it is generally crowded with staff frantically swapping computer terminals, no separate entrances for dogs/cats/exotics (yes, they service exotics), and sometimes it takes a minute for your payment to be processed and file to be found. But the care you receive in exchange is worth it!
__label__4 I honestly never thought it was possible for a gas station to get 5/5 stars. I really didn't, but this place is great. \n\nThe staff here is super friendly...every time you walk in you're greeted with a \"hello\" or some other salutation. In addition to everyone just being nice, the store is oddly clean, INCLUDING THE BATHROOM! I have never been into a cleaner gas station bathroom...EVER! I always stop into this gas station on my way home from Henderson to Los Angeles, and I will continue to do so.\n\nIf you are driving down St. Rose and need to fill up, grab a drink, or just \"walk the dog\", this is definitely the place to stop!
__label__2 I have to give it an extra star for not being McDonalds... Panda is average at best. I love their orange chicken, but sometimes it can sit there too long and it becomes in edible. Service at this location is hit or miss and usually the early afternoon is the best time to go... Sucks if you really felt like going for dinner.
__label__3 3.5 stars\n\nIt's fast asian food so what can I really say that you don't already know?  Their new dining room is very nice, comfortable, and clean.  They have outdoor patio seating, which is cool.  Decent options as far as entrees go and I've never had any surprises in my chicken lol.  I think it can be a little expensive for what it is and the fried rice is a bit bland.  But when I'm looking for something quick but different than the typical burger, this place is a strong option.
__label__2 We used to go here all the time, but then we found out how much cheaper it was to shop at Walmart.\n\nAll in all the service has been pretty good at this location, but the last few times I have gone in it looks to be a whole new crew... Wonder how that's going?
__label__4 I was diagnosed with Celiac Disease (Intolerance to Gluten) in December of 2010 and the first thought that came to mind was \"Oh no, how  can I receive the Holy Eucharist?\" St. Francis of Assisi has gluten free hosts! I was so happy to hear that, because lets be honest, during cold and flu season we are hesitant to receive the wine. Talk to the sacristan about 10-15 minutes before mass, tell them you need a gluten free host. The thing is, is that you must receive it from the priest because the Eucharistic ministers don't carry it, and you must sit on the right hand side of the church to ensure you get the priest. Nice parish, nice people, and gluten free hosts, are a win -win in my book. :)
__label__3 On my previous visit to this Starbuck's, they were experimenting with Dutch seating (a large table). Obviously it did not work. The upshot is that this Starbucks got another makeover. There are now four seating arrangements: 1. square tables, 2. a bar facing the shopping center, 3. cushion chairs arranged in a circle, and 4. an outdoor patio. Regardless that this cafe is over six years old, everything appears new.
__label__2 Nice location with tough parking and a great patio. Staff is friendly but this location is pretty packed.
__label__4 We came here for an informal inexpensive meal with another couple. Normally I get the Cuvee salad when I come to Winchells . But tonight they had a Tuesday night special for chicken fajitas for just $11. I couldn't resist. They brought out a huge portion of chicken, stir fried vegetables that are typical for fajita. They also had a very large portion of guacamole, sour cream, beans with melted cheese, and slices chili peppers. The portion was huge. I wasn't able to finish even half despite the fact that I came in hungary. The chicken was moist and very flavorful. The combination, in the tortilla (still warm), was excellent. As good as anything I've had in a Mexican restaurant. All of this for just $11. A great deal. I certainly will come back.
__label__1 Trying to figure out why they charged me $14 for two pairs of dress pants. They did offer me a 10% off coupon bringing the total down to $12.60. Still not good enough.
__label__4 Nothing Short of a Miracle!! \nI had a beautiful, very expensive, cashmere sweater that had 3 holes from a moth. Two of the holes were fairly large. I thought it was ruined, I was heart-broken as replacing it was not an option.\nVillage East Cleaners not only repaired it so no one can tell (and I mean not even me) that there was ever a problem but they reassured me it would be alright when I called worried the repair would be unsightly if not weaved properly. \nThese are talented people who know their craft. Do yourself a favor go see them for your most precious alterations/repairs!
__label__1 My sister and I took my mom out for her birthday.   They changed their menu  not happy about the new menu.   We had asked our server to do something special for her birthday and never did.  The service was not great either.
__label__1 Service was descent but the crab cakes were burnt! This was my first time here and will most likely be the last. The waitress saw that my crab cake was completely black on the bottom. Obviously they put the lesser burnt side facing up hoping that I wouldn't notice. The rest of the food wasn't much better.
__label__3 A fairly non-descript place located in a outdoor shopping area just outisde of Las Vegas but once you are inside, it's quite large and festive. Lots of sushi options as well as cooked options too. Service was very attentive and we had plenty of food.  When it came time for the bill, we were actually surprised at how reasonable the prices were overall.  Would certainly go back when we are in Vegas again.
__label__4 Very high quality ingredients with great service. The atmosphere is fun if you sit at the bar, intimate if you sit in a booth, or great for families or parties at a table. My husband and I love this place. They will custom make anything, also. \nSake bomb, anyone? :-)
__label__4 Super crowded but worth the wait.
__label__4 I started tanning at Las Vegas Tan to prepare for my wedding.  The salon is clean & contemporary and has beds that give you great color because they are properly maintained and technologically cutting edge.  I also had a custom spray tan a couple of days before my wedding.  It gave me fantastic color that lasted for a week and did not rub off on my dress.\n\nI would recommend this salon to everyone.\n\nLori
__label__3 I always enjoy being able to write a positive review!  This small locally owned tanning facility is clean, modern, and  the owners are friendly. \nGoggles are provided, beds are clean, and coat hooks and chairs are in the rooms!  I have to places that don't have these small but thoughtful items! \n\nIf I had to post anything potentially negative, it would be that they do not have  a stand up bed.
__label__3 I eat here embarassingly often. I'm talking 5-10x a year or more ! .. I'd like to say I'm drunk everytime I eat here, but like Veronica I eat here sober as well! I haven't gotten food poisoning from Taco Bell and they haven't screwed up my order very many times either. I always do the drive through, but so far so good ! The Beefy Cheesy Burrito for .99 with the rice and sour cream they are serving right now is my kryptonite. Damn you Taco Bell and your cheap crave-worthy eats.
__label__0 I have been taking my boys to DVP since 2002 and have never had an issue with any Dr's there. As others have said, the staff, not so much.\nNaturally I wanted to bring my new baby daughter here to see Dr. Perez.\nI am sad to see that they now require mandatory binding arbitration in order to do business here.\nWe will not be coming back.
__label__0 If you like Disneyland and waiting hours to ride rides, you will love this s*!t show of an office. My son has seen Dr Burford, Ky, Greenspon, Blank over the past 4 months Plan on being there all day. They moved to an even smaller location this week which is nicer than their \"prison\" looking old location. However the prison setting is rather appropriate since their staff looks like a bunch of degenerates on a work release program. Do yourself and child better like I did today and fire these losers.
__label__0 OK, So I am normally a pretty big fan of Arby's. As far as fast food goes, its near the top of my list, but I will never go to this particular Arby's again. Everytime I go, something gets screwed up, and the last time I went everything about it pissed me off. I got a large drink with so much ice that I could'nt even get a straw into it, and once I managed too, there was about 2 ozs of liquid in a 32 oz cup. I asked for Arby, Horsey, and ketchup at the window, and ended up with 1 pack of Horsey. And I think for an $8 regular combo meal, they can throw a few sauces in. Very disappointed in Pecos and Windmill Arbys right now.
__label__2 I don't usually review chains, but $8 hot n ready deep dish pizza is seriously good. And only $8!\nDemand was so high on a Thursday night that they kept running out - the stuff coming out of the oven was literally hot and ready!
__label__1 I find it strange that people like this place. The food is not good at all. I adore anything chilli cheese..and all of their chilli cheese stuff is pretty gross. I can make better hot dogs at home. I only keep coming back for their ice cream and lemonade float. Yum. But I really dislike the food. I've tried everything on the menu and have to keep coming back here..my favorite food is the jalapeno poppers which are delicious. I just buy a bunch of those.
__label__0 I have been to this jiffy lube before and the service here has always been great. However, after my most recent trip here, let's just say things weren't so great.  I parked my car behind the building where the line says 'SMOG LINE' and a manager approached me. He mentioned that the wait time was about an hour and a half. He asked me if I wanted to wait and I said yes. Then he started sweating and looked around nervously and suggested to me another business around the corner with much faster service even after I agreed to wait. I've never been basically told to kick rocks by a manager especially as a paying customer. I'm not too sure what drugs or drinks had been consumed but this was just crazy. I've never felt so embarrassed and stupid leaving a business before. Basically defeating my purpose of getting in the car in the first place. \n\n\nThis WAS my neighborhood car repair service center, but after this experience I will definitely look to yelp in finding a new care center for my vehicle!!
__label__2 This place is small... Service is slow. And there's a particular waitress that really doesn't give a damn and you just know she hates her job. \n\nSushi presentation and flavor differ every time we come here. But the fish tastes fresh. Our favorite is the touch down roll and tiger roll.\n\nWe would be here more often if we were more welcomed.
__label__3 Not bad, not bad, check it out.\n\nOK!  If you are going for all you can eat sushi, then this probably means  you like the complicated so many flavor and stuff type of sushi. In this case, this place is just fine and you cannot go wrong.\n\n1.  For a lunch place, it is perfect. Just the right size, not too crowded and roomy.\n\n2.  Parking - Easy Strip Mall Parking.\n\n3.  Car Wash - No, just kidding, but hey, you can drop your car off at the Chevron across the street , have it washed and enjoy a good sushi meal.\n\n3.  Pricing - Just right at 21.99 all you can eat.\n\n4.  Quality - No bad!  Now I am more of a traditionalist when it comes to sushi and prefer the basic Nigiri Sushi style with the seafood on top of rice.  However, I can and will enjoy the American invented sushi rolls and here they are tasty and inventive.  the Screaming Orgasm is very tasty and different!  I enjoyed everything that we ordered!\n\n5.  Service - Just right amount of service. Just right amount of help!\n\nSide note, being of asian persuasion, I am quite sensitive to the cleanliness of the bathroom. The ole adage is that if the bathroom in the Chinese restaurant is clean, the food is bad.  Well, here,the bathroom is quite good and the food is good. So, it is a Win-Win!!!\n\nCheck it out.
__label__4 This is one of my two favorite sushi places in Las Vegas. I have lived here since 2006 and I have been going here from the very beginning. They have all you can eat like every other place (they say they will charge you if you don't finish, but I have never had this happen).\n\nThis is not a place to go if you are not into a laid back environment as it is more of a family/friends place. The servers are great and leave you to your meal but the space is so small it is extremely easy to flag them down when you need something. \n\nMy only complaint and I always tell the manager is that they used to make their cucumber salad with shredded cucumbers but they have since changed to chopping them. It just doesn't taste the same, everything else however I love. I will continue to go here until I move from NV or they close their doors.
__label__4 I have been a long time goer to this establishment from when I was a child with family pets to now living on my own with my own pets. I currently have an Irish Wolf Hound mix (Dakota) and a Snow Shoe Siamese cat (Rogue). The dog is 10 years old while the cat is 2 years old.\n\nThe receptionists are very friendly and will greet you upon entering and they even have a greeter dog named Cheeto. Dr. Costa has been my primary Vet since obtaining both my animals. She has dealt with Rogue since she was a six week old kitten and Rogue is a very picky cat. She doesn't like most human beings outside of me and does not like being held outside of me either. Dr. Costa has such a genuine touch that she has been able to pick up Rogue and calm her down in order to trim her nails down. I've very happy to have the ability to have a Vet like that.\n\nRecently, our dog Dakota had a tumor coming out of her eye. Not only was Dr. Costa successful in getting rid of the tumor, but she also during time of operation cut off a skin growth, cleaned Dakotas teeth, and removed a bad tooth. She took amazingly good care of my elderly dog and also kept it at an amazing price.\n\nThis staff is this whole hospital is amazing---receptionists, vet techs, and vets alike.\n\nBTW, they also have a Pet-Portal Website which is able track and log your pets information. Legacy is connected to this and will send you emails when its time for shots and vaccinations.
__label__1 Came here to get new tires, because my tread was getting pretty low on the front two. Ended up selling me all four, and I can't honestly tell you if it was absolutely necessary or not.. But its ok, because now they are all new. About a week later I left town and parked my car at the airport to come back to my rear tire completely flat. Upset because I had just gotten new ones, but they said it was under warranty so I took it back in.  First staff member wasn't the friendliest, and  I waited an hour and a half for them to patch a hole or find what was wrong.  They came out to say they couldn't find anything wrong with it( after putting it in water to see bubbles and everything. etc..) I was pretty upset, but figured, well If it gets flat again I will just bring it back. Literally, 4 days later the exact same tire.. flat. Thankfully I have an air pressure pump at my condo because there is no way I could of even drove to a gas station. I filled it, and as I was putting the cap on the gauge, I see a very thick, and metal something sticking out in the tread. Exactly what had caused the initial flat.  VERY upset, that they ' couldn't find it' I took it back, circled it in the brightest red lipstick I own and barged in. Store manager was there that day and was very nice and apologetic, and they patched the tire successfully. However, I don't think I will go back next time as it makes me a bit weary to know that tire tecs can't find a piece of metal sticking out of the tire. Also felt a bit like they tried to take me the first round since I was a female and was upfront about knowing nothing about car specs.
__label__0 Went back there because I had a flat tire and was towed in. They wouldn't honor warranty on tires. Said had too many miles. I had spent $2100 on rims and tires there. They tried to pressure me into buying sumitomo tires which are garbage. I drove across the street to discount tires to avoid their bullshit. They are horrible. This happened 1 1/2 years ago.
__label__0 Do NOT go here. The doctors are good enough but the wait time to get in the room is at least 30 minutes each time. Check in: 10:35, appt time: 10:45, time now 11:27. KMN! \n\nUpdate: they called and said I couldn't be seen there because I had missed 1 appointment in 2009 and 2010 and and 2013. How rude is that? No customer relations at all.
__label__0 By far the worst car wash I've used. My car ended up worse coming out. I had to go to the gas station next door to wipe down my windshield since there was soap streaks all over it. It looked like my car was rained on and left to dry. Save yourself the time.
__label__0 I wish I had something positive to say about my hair but I didn't even get a chance to try this place out! I asked the lady at the front if anyone was available for a consultation and after giving me a lackluster \"I'll check\"...she didn't get back to me for 15 minutes! I walked back up to the counter to ask again and it seemed like she had forgotten. Disappeared to the back and came back after another 10 min, didn't acknowledge me at all so I ask again and still not a yes OR no! I wait even longer while she is checking AGAIN. Nothing. I'm standing in front of you!!! I obviously left....if they can't even figure out how to sit me in a chair in front of a stylist then how can I dare trust whatever stylists they may have???? Pretty disappointed to say the least. It would have been an expensive job, too.
__label__0 HORRIBLE! I WAS a customer of this place for several years, until new management took over within the last couple years. Took my truck in for a coolant system issue, and was told I needed a BRAND NEW RADIATOR. After everything, and a \"$100 great customer\" discount, I was quoted $1,200. I went to the Big O across the street from this terrible Midas, and was quoted $500, and my radiator was JUST FINE. I will never go back to this Midas, as now they're just a bunch of con-men. No wonder their business is so slow now.
__label__2 It's alright. I had The breakfast egg bacon and potato burrito. HUBBZ had the carne asada wet burrito, he said it was good because he was super hungry.. in man language it means he's had better.\n\nI had the green salsa on the side of my burrito, not spicy enough for me.
__label__0 Joshua's review was spot on. The first thing recommended to me by the good doctor was an expensive and rather extreme test with no interest in discussing symptoms or any past medical history. He had one foot out the door the whole time. Any input from me was cut off or otherwise dismissed. The whole consultation was terse, bewildering, and illustrated that he sees you not as a patient, but as a walking moneybag. Never again.
__label__0 Had an extremely unpleasant experience, will not be returning. There are plenty of reviews online on other websites about this doctor expressing the same general feelings. \n\n5 reasons why I wouldn't go back...\n\n1. They spelled my name wrong within the system. After I told the assistant, she notified the receptionist, but sure enough it was still wrong on the paperwork they gave me after the appointment.\n\n2. Came at 11:40am and left at 1pm (Friday) only 4 people were in the waiting area. I could hear the doctor talking to a vendor outside the waiting room they put me in.\n\n3. Saw doctor at 12:50pm and left the building by 1pm. He spent 10 minutes to tell me my lab results were perfect and that I had nothing to worry about.\n\n5. He kept the door open the entire time I was with him, seemed impatient and in a rush. Wanted me in and out, I had to ask him questions as he stood by the door to prevent him from cutting our session short.\n\nI was extremely unsatisfied, doctor did not show any sympathy or interest towards my concerns and was impatient. \n\nIronically my dad had an appointment right after me and his experience was a little different. The doctor was extremely boastful and just bragged about some of his accomplishments to my dad. \n\nI believe he tries to hook in patients that will have a bigger payout for him and spends less time and interest in younger folks. \n\nBe warned, he cares more about your wallet than your health.
__label__2 Very low key kool area. A salon right across and beanch to sit on in front of the wondow. Overall it is like being in San Diego Ca.
__label__2 This time I went online to the web sight and scheduled an appointment. I made it for 8:30am and i got called back at 8:35am. Not to bad!!\nThey were very busy. If u did not have an appointment they had an hour wait!!\nMake an appointment for any blood work
__label__4 My oldest daughter got her braces off six years ago. My eldest son just got his braces off last year. my youngest son has just finished his phase one and my youngest daughter will start her phase one next year. \nWe have loved every minute of this process and I think my children's teeth are absolutely beautiful!  The office staff is so very kind and treat us like family. I feel blessed that I was referred to dr. Noorda when we moved to Vegas. Dr. Noorda is kind patient and intelligent. I highly recommend them.
__label__0 This place has improved some but is still pretty bad. The staff was horrible prior to the move from Green Valley to the new location on Horizon Ridge. They have hired a nice receptionist, young brunette, to take over for the bad attitude Asian one, they put her in the back. \n\nI always saw a nurse. It took 2 yrs of going here before I finally saw  Dr. Nancy Long.  The Dr. seemed nice but wasn't helpful stating I needed surgery after seeing me once. I refuse to see the nurse Robin anymore. Robin is mean & unprofessional. Robin opened the exam room door while I was in stir ups to have a conversation & made rude comments to me about my medical history. The other nurse Cindy is caring & helpful.  The same experience pregnant or not. \n\nOh yeah & expect to wait for hours.
__label__0 I have spent a lot of money at this place and will still do, but I do not enjoy the experience there.\n\n1.  Selection - They do have a great selection of furniture, TV, carpet and electronics. Not so much on appliances.\n\n2.  Sales/Service - The sales team are very aggressive and I have encountered some really goods ones and a lot of arrogant or pushy ones too. I just ignore the pushy ones and come back to buy from another later. Why come back, convenience and selection.\n\n3.  Prices - Not bad, not great. \n\n4.  Store - Very nice set up and lots of great stuff. I have bought my fair share of goods here from the \"display\", so they are quite effective for sure.\n\n5.  Bad Experience - My personal experience at the store is hit or miss. more misses. I used to come here with my family to browse and see what was available on a Saturday. One Saturday, they were giving out balloons to all the kids. I asked for one for each of my three kids and basically waited 10 minutes and no one could help me, or told me we had to get it at the end of our visit and not the beginning. So, I tried it and after 45 minutes we left and asked for balloons and they said no. I asked why all the other kids had them when they ENTERED the store but we had to wait... No positive answer.\n\n6.  Bad Experience - Went there with the family when they were giving out hot dogs and drinks as a way to drive traffic.  Nothing was available and I was a bit annoyed.  I should have known better.\n\n7.  Bad Experience - I complained to the store in writing about my experiences. NO RESPONSES on two occasions. Just a complaint on how to improve.\n\n8.  Bad Experience - Went to buy a Fridge, huge 65\" flat screen, Microwaves and a 32\" flat screen for the office. Was dressed in work boots and kinda dirty. Most of the sales staff ignored me and turned the other way. I had to seek out a sales person, a newbie and bout over 10k from him in 15 minutes.  Why do I feel like I have to do all the work.\n\nBut alas, I am a numbnut because I still go there. Why?  Again, selection and convenience. I go there to get what I need, but I am no longer a loyal customer.
__label__4 I have nothing bad to say about my RC Willey experience.\n\nMy fiance picked out a new couch in the Henderson store.  We were pleasantly surprised - the salespeople were somehow able to strike the balance between being helpful and letting us browse without pressure.  We chose a beautiful tan leather sofa (which, of course, was backordered).  When it was delivered, I was surprised that the delivery was actually made IN THE TIME FRAME GIVEN!  You know how it goes... they say sometime between 11 and 2, and it ends up being 9 p.m.... well, not this time!  The delivery men worked very hard to get the large couch in our small apartment without destroying anything.  I was surprised that we didn't lose a wall, but they were skilled!\n\nOur couch is in perfect condition.  We even got a follow-up call from the store manager to make sure it was delivered satisfactorily.  All in all, we couldn't be more pleased with RC Willey.  We will be returning when we want more furniture!
__label__0 Poor customer service! I saw plenty of associates yet none of them even said hello. In fact I was the one who said hello FIRST to the \"greeter\" lady at the entrance.  She sat there perched like a parrot the whole time. Why are you sitting there staring at ppl instead of saying, \"Hello and welcome to RC Willey are you familiar with our store?? I can help you or an associate can...\"something like that. Anyway, I decided to mention the bad customer service on the way out, (should've gotten a manager, and told him/her I know) and she gave a \"well some of the employees go home at 5:30pm.\" I thought yeah and???  The good part was that she apologized for any inconvenience.  Thanks. As far as furniture, you can buy comparable, quality pieces for LESS from other nice stores in Las Vegas. Save your cash amigos...NEXT!
__label__3 Huge store, carries just about anything you can think of. Indoor and outdoor furniture, appliances, flooring, a bit of decor and a good size clearance area. It definitely falls on the 'classic and comfy' style of things. Not modern in the least, there a little bit of crossover contemporary but not a lot. They do have a large number of sectionals in varying styles.  My only complaint is although the service is very friendly I felt like I was claimed by one salesperson and then followed for the entire time I was in there. Completely put me off, I was clear I wasn't buying just looking, but still felt a bit pressured.
__label__0 Ok so I have purchased items from RC Wiley and have spent a lot of money but will never again. I had a $500 credit limit after I purchased my fridge and when  iwent to use it towards ny bed room purchase it was no longer available due to me paying it off too soon????? (Apparently since I paid $500 in 2months instead of $25 in 10 months) When we attempted to question what they meant and if there was anything that couldbe done the supervisor emele pretty much told us to take a flying leap -are you serious!!  So I spent my $2300 at Ashley furniture. RC Wiley apparently is balling and they don't need me to buy anything. Good luck! when u have poor customer service reps representing you like that their making your company look bad.
__label__0 Several years back I had a horrible encounter and told myself I would never be back. Well, fast forward and few years and unfortunately the couch we fell in love with was lacated at RC Willey, so here we go again. We finally got it down to a good price and the salesperson asked if we wanted the extended warranty. I asked her what it covered and she responded everything. So, I asked her you mean to tell me if my dog chews a hole in the couch you will fix it for free??? She said absolutely!!! It's covered!!! Well, my dog indeed chewed a small hole in the corner of the sectional and guess what they said when I called.....you guessed it! It's not covered. I should of known better. The have let me down everytime I have purchased from them.
__label__1 I'm totally disappointed. The sandwich was pretty boring. Although they get kudos for slicing the meat right in front of me. Otherwise, there's just nothing appetizing about their sandwiches.
__label__2 I love the cherry dipped cones!\n\nStill sad they got rid of the cotton candy blizzard- was my absolute favorite!
__label__1 Back in the days of 2006-2007, I used to be a regular at Pumi for the creative sushi chefs and friendly service. Then, as has been well-documented in reviews before mine, the place changed owners/managers/etc and everything went downhill. The fish was not as fresh and prices were higher. After a couple subpar experiences, we cut Pumi from our lives. \n\nWell a few years have passed since we were in this place, so we decided last night to give it another chance. Since I'm with child, I can't eat sushi for a few months (booo). Instead, we sat in back for hibachi where they couldn't even turn the lights on for us! Seriously, we sat and ate in near darkness back there. The hibachi chef was friendly enough, and his rice/veggies/chicken were decent. Shrimp was rubbery, though, and my husband's NY was so thin, they definitely cut them in half. Hey, I have no problem with a place like that as long as it is reflected in the price, but if anything, Pumi has adjusted their prices up. Another negative - that creamy sauce that all hibachi/teppanyaki restaurants give you was really gross at Pumi. I usually eat the whole thing, but theirs tasted like watery mayonnaise.\n\nService was fine.\n\nOverall, Pumi, it's gonna be at least another 2 years before I try you again.
__label__0 Wow, dude was stoned or something.  I was looking for a bike and asked \"how would X compare to X?\"  Answer: \"It's black, it's legit, too legit to quit.\"  I'm not joking.  So maybe this is the greatest shop in the city but I didn't stick around to find out.  It was a very uncomfortable experience.
__label__1 This review is for the Take Care Clinic more than the store itself.\n\na.  The waiting line - 2 star  - I really like the computerized check in system they have here. You can go on line or check in on their computer. It is totally cool, except that it takes a long time to check in. I am not sure if it saved my data from last time, I had to enter everything again. This thing is nice but very inefficient. \n\nb.  The Nurse Practitioner. 5 star - I thought this person was really good and explained everything. Helpful, caring and efficient.\n\nc.  Services offered - Saves you from having to pay high fees and long wait times at the other urgent care places. I think this is great.\n\nd.  Privacy - Limited. As they start talking to you in the main reception area, everyone waiting in this small modest area can hear you.  They end up taking you inside the room for more details, but the privacy is a bit sketchy in my book.\n\ne.  Charges - We are under 60 but got the shingle vaccine.  Cost is over 200.00 per person. This is standard as insurances will cover you after 60, but before it is on you.  I accept this but the system they have and how you check in does not let you know this in detail.  And, what is worse, the clinics billing is poor. I paid all my fees on Amex and still getting a bill to pay the fees from their central billing department. This bill is poorly done, not too much information and on the back there is no data on what to do if you dispute or anything like terms or conditions. \n\nI will come back again, as it is cheaper than urgent care, but this place is not too inviting as the experience is kind of blah.
__label__1 I'm only giving them 2 stars because from the outside the shop looks nice. \n\nBut what I don't like about this place is their false advertising. On their door and on their voicemail they said they'd be open on NYE until 1pm. I am here 25 minutes before then and they aren't. \n\nI drove out of my way specifically to come here and they aren't there. These types of careless mistakes can cost you customers and better yet negative review reporting.\n\nThis type of thing shouldn't happen. Although it might be a little mistake it was careless and it just costed them an angry customer.
__label__0 Ordered from here tonight. I was so excited to have deep dish! I lived in Chicago for 37 years and terribly miss deep dish. So glad Rosati's is out here in Las Vegas. Until tonight. My pizza I had delivered was raw. The supervisor Alison was very rude. Kept saying they're all timed so it can't be raw. She wouldn't let me get a word in. Amateur supervisor no doubt. Her manager wouldn't let her refund it without the pizza. Are you kidding me?! What are they going to do with it? After I paid for delivery, they wanted me to drive it back. Sorry, have your driver come get it. After too much discussion they finally did. I showed the driver and she said \"that's what it's supposed to look like\". Sorry, I have had many deep dish and none were raw. This is clearly NOT what it's supposed to look like. They wouldn't refund delivery either. Terrible pizza and even worse customer service! I had to give one star or this wouldn't post, but I'd really give them no stars.
__label__3 If you're not looking for this place, you just might miss it. It's tucked away in a strip mall and worth the hunt. I went with Elite Emily as we explored Henderson more, and we were practically the only people in the spot. The orders were HUGE. It takes a lot for me to wave the white flag, but I had to ask for a box. All the food is fresh and pretty dern tasty. There's really nothing you can go wrong with here, so I'm looking forward to my next trip to try something else!
__label__2 These undercooked biscuits were atrocious! Incredibly salty alone and chewing on them was like biting into the Pilsbury doughboy! I'm sure this isn't a common occurrence however, this review is based off of my experience at this location for this visit only. Our server was freakin amazing and he was so nice to every table. I hope IHOP appreciates him and I wish I can say his name in this revue, but it violates yelps terms. Long story short, the restaurant smells like sewer gas occasionally, my blueberry cheesecake waffles were perfect and delicious.
__label__3 I booked a block of rooms at The Artisan for my birthday.  I heard it was a cool, swanky place with an awesome vibe to it.  \n\nThe decor and atmosphere is amazing.  You could visit this hotel many times and discover something new each time. \n\nI checked in as soon as I could, which was around 3PM.  I needed a room with two beds, and they wouldn't let me reserve a room with two beds; they said it was first come, first serve!\n\nThe room was very good for the price ($89.)  It was clean and was decorated in a very baroque style.  The room and bathroom were small and my window had a terrible view (the hotel's location is not the best.)  I stayed in the Gauguin room.\n\nThere were a few minor cosmetic details that could have been attended to, but since I was staying less than 24 hours, it just really wasn't important to me.\n\nIt is important to note that this is a hotel with a loud, active nightlife.  Well, it has an loud, active afternoon life, too.\n\nMost of my guests who stayed here were subjected to loud music all afternoon; so loud napping was impossible.  This was not the case on my side of the hotel, which faced the freeway.  At night, it is practically impossible to sleep the music in the nightclub and pool party are so loud.  I didn't turn in until 4am, but the music went on til about 7AM.  It was so loud for my mother, she went down stairs, complained, asked for her money back, and made the 1.5 hour drive home at midnight.\n\nStay here if you are looking for a neat experience, and you are a partier and want to participate in the nightlife.  Don't stay here if you want a good night's sleep.
__label__2 Good service....room was unique...neighbors next door partied til 6am...security n front desk did everything they could! Lounge is always a fun time...want to try Rumors next!!!
__label__0 I stayed at this hotel the very first time I went to Vegas, which was in November 2006. It was scary from the moment we walked into the lobby. My friend said it best, \"It looks like the kind of place you see in horror movies. The kind where you go in and never come out.\" I guarantee if you stay here you'll definitely want to come right back out. The elevators are spooky, and so were both of the rooms we saw. Yes, we saw two rooms because the room they originally sent us to was not ready. As in it looked as if the previous guests had left about 5 minutes prior to our arrival. It was a mess. The room we ended up staying in wasn't a whole lot better. the bathroom was disgusting (there was urine on the floor) the toilet barely worked, and the faucet handle kept coming off whenever you tried to wash your hands. Our room was right on the freeway side, so I guess it's a good view if you like looking out the window at the 15 (not to mention HEARING the 15 freeway). The staff did as little as they possibly could to resolve our issues, and the assistant manager was one of the most arrogant, condescending persons I've come across in life period, not just when it comes to hotel staff. He didnt offer so much as an apology, and was absolutely not subtle about the fact that he didn't want to be bothered with us. Our reservation was for 2 days but we checked out the morning after our 1st night there, we have no intention of going back, and want to warn any others that may consider staying at this hotel.\n\nPros: Nothing\nCons: Everything
__label__0 Not a place to stay if you wish to sleep. Made reservations months ago for the largest suite in the place and was told after checking in, as a side note, \"We have an after hours club but because you are on the fifth floor you should be fine and not hear it.\" Wrong!\nFinally had to abandon the room at 3AM and the front desk was not willing to do anything. Didn't even have the earplugs their website boasted. (Should have made the connection then.)\nUpon checkout, the manager worked as hard as he could to be unhelpful and explained that it was not his fault we were unable to use the room for sleep and complaints rarely come from the fifth floor. Really? Do they think I'm lying? \nSo unhelpful and the worst customer service I have ever experienced in Las Vegas. \nHated this place and never going back. I suggest nobody come if you anticipate using your room for sleep.
__label__2 I have had a Chinese food craving so I have been going for the lunch specials about twice a week.  I decided that I am going to go up and down Spring Mountain to check out all of the Chinese food places.\n\nMy first stop was Cafe Noodle, I didn't hear anything about this place until I walked through the door.  I went in originally to get some good noodles, but their noodle dishes seemed standard for a Chinese restaurant so I decided to do the lunch special.\n\nI ordered the Kung Pao squid, above everything else it was FRESH.  It tasted like they prepared it while I was waiting.  The special comes with some rice, a spring roll and a won ton.  The rice, spring roll and won ton were more then less forgettable.  For 6 bucks though the deal was good and the food filling.  If you eat there I believe you get soup and tea.\n\nI have been there twice since the first time and judging on the quality of food I will be back again.
__label__3 Great place! \n\nFood was excellent. Some of the best HK style food I've had. Service was great and the food came out fast. \n\nI highly recommend it if you need a break from all the buffets!\n\nI'm definitely coming back on my next trip to vegas!
__label__2 Food: \nfood was good, not great. \n\nPrice: \nmore expensive than other restaurants I've been to. \n\nService: \nThe guy who took my order (take out) seemed too serious and uptight, but the woman who gave me my order was friendly. \n\nOverall, would not come back.
__label__1 I must say, this is definitely not on my \"favorite, oh my gosh I love this place\" Chinese joints. I love the price of the stuff here, and I always end up finding myself here to feed a big group of people, or to fix a really really late night craving for Chinese food. \n\nService is generally really fast, but the food is normally on the salty side, like \"oh my gosh I can totally taste the MSG\" and I normally get a headache after eating here and I think it's from the seasoning, or just the MSG they add to the meals. The place isn't super clean, but it's not disgusting dirty. I do like the taste of their hot tea here that they serve. \n \nFood is nicely portioned, so like I said, I definitely like the price of everything here especially because they have the \"special price/portioned\" menu. It's easy to feed a party of 10+ more people and end up only paying $10-$15 each if you split the bill'' and you'll have order a shit load of food, like over 6 or 7 dishes. This is a good place to come and eat if you're hungry and you wanna split the bill so you can try everything that's ordered.\n\nThey normally do a good job at accommodating very large groups. Bathroom isn't all that clean, so I would suggest hold it if you can. \n\nOh and parking is a total bitch in the plaza where this restaurant is located so know you have been warned. When the parking lot is full (which it normally is always full) you have to park in the Chinatown parking lot next to this plaza.
__label__0 I really wanted to give this place stars but when you live in the Bay Area and have access to so many pho spots this place just does not meet the mark.  Especially when they want to charge 8.50 a medium bowl..... The decor has been updated since last yet the service and food is the same.. just pricier.  I have heard that their crab/crayfish night is the fun/tasty however I have yet to experience it.  This review is based on 8 different returns to the restaurant... different times of year, different years.  Yeahhhhhh-- not again.
__label__2 24 hour pho is unheard of where I am from so this place is amazing just for that!\n\nThe amount of meat in the pho is good, there are plenty of the veggie/herbs. I wish there was just a little more noodle, probably because the broth is so salty I'm 98 percent sure there's MSG in it.\nI don't really have a problem with that, I just need more soda than the one can to get through it.\n\nThis place seems a little hyped just because it's 24 hours but there are better pho spots in town by far.
__label__2 Haven't always been a big fan of pho but this place gets the job done after a weekend of heavy intoxication. Soup, in general, cures a lot for me! The regular bowl was a good size. It had just enough noodles and soup. Though it would've been better if they added more brisket and steak. Gotta love that extra meat! Waiters seemed funny here probably because I couldn't fully understand their jokes but I guess it made up for the o-k service. The extra star really belonged to the desserts I tried on my recent visit. There were these ice cream balls called exotic bomba and bomba. (Filipinos, don't get any dirty ideas!) Both were actually pretty good. The exotic bomba had a fruitier taste coated with white chocolate and the bomba had a coffee taste coated with milk chocolate. Once again, I was suckered into the sweets!
__label__3 Love this place. Just took down the shrimp rolls and some pho, always good no matter what time.
__label__0 First, Saigon 8 is much better. The bathroom smells like a petting zoo at Kim Long, and there were roaches on the floor. The parking is crowded and it smells like an armpit. Trust me, I've been to many pho places in garden grove and Westminster and this place is schwag. \n\nAlso, you'll like what happened there: \n\nThere is a nice looking girl at the front (employee) that drives an expensive benz, and my buddy quietly said \"oh, that's a nice looking girl\". Nobody at my table cared and our conversation moved on to gambling talk. Then, the bus boy strolled up to our table and instead of asking if everything was alright, rudely said \"how do you know my fiance, and why are you talking about her\". I almost started laughing because a thought it was a joke, but the guy was mad. \n\nI walked up to the manager and expressed my concern, then I asked the girl why her fiance was bugging us. She said she is not engaged, and definitely not to the bus boy, lol. Then mysteriously the bus boy became silent and disappeared. The kitchen cleared out like there was going to be a fight, in fact the waiter called them up front like an old kung fu movie. It was disrespectful to all the customers, my table, the girl, and embarrassing to mgmt and the bus boy. \n\nWhat a weird place, I also think he might have thought we were talking about the girl because my fiend's name is genny and maybe that was her name, but what a bunch of foolishness. \n\nEither way, if you are not trying out for a kung fu movie where you have to fight the whole staff, I suggest going elsewhere. This is not the best pho, and they are not the best listeners. They are quick to judge. It smells and has bugs. \n\nI will be sure to only stop here if I have to take a dump.
__label__2 Friends from So Cal were visiting and wanted to come here.  One of them is a FOB Vietnamese (she calls herself that!) and has dined here before.  Her boyfriend also loves the place and so do I, so we had lunch yesterday.\n\nI had the Beef Fried Rice, she had I the Sweet & Sour Pork Chops, and I don't know what her boyfriend had, but it looked good.  All of the dishes were excellent.  We didn't leave hungry, that's for sure!\n\nThe only strike against this place is that the servers here seem so unfriendly.  They don't say hello, have a mean look on their face all the time, and when my friend asked for chopsticks, the server gave her a mean look and pointed to the chopsticks on the table....she obviously didn't see it, but it was the way he handled it that was shocking.  The funny part is that she's Vietnamese, so you would think they would treat Gringo's like that, but not their own....whatever.  They only get 3 Stars because of the service.\n\nWill I return?  Pho-gettah 'bout it, of course!
__label__3 I prefer the pho at Pho Kim Long over any other pho restaurant in Las Vegas. Very inexpensive and delish! I don't feel overly full and stuffed. I feel healthy leaving. I've never ordered anything but pho #10. Soooo good!!
__label__2 It is and will always be that late night restaurant that is super fast, semi lively, and satisfying. This place has totally surpassed its name by remotely being called \"F**cking Long\" by many. It utterly appears to me as having one of the quickest service.. almost as fast as McDonalds.\n\nSince I first came to this place, the quality of the restaurant itself had changed dramatically.. only for the good though! Since the management changed a couple of times, the cleanliness of the environment had skyrocketed. There used to be an open area seafood, like the tanks you would see at 99 Ranch or any other Asian market, which was cool and all, but they got rid of it and added an extra table. The drinking water (thank god) was also one of the many things that they had switched around! Oh yea, I think they charge on soda refills, so beware!\n\nOf course, for food, you would most likely end up ordering the Pho whether it would be the soup or rice noodles, for example, the common  Pho Dac Biet (combination noodles). Sadly, they're kind of mean with the meatballs :( I would only see one floating around. On the other hand, also try the charbroiled pork chop, that one is pretty bomb as well. \n\nGirls, if you're looking for some Viet men or some late night attention, they would gladly tend to your needs and ignore majority of the customers. Don't forget, if there are other groups of girls who come in who, lets say, came back from clubbing, you would immediately become one of the rejectees and may have some difficulty getting employee attention. Real shit, they kind of flirt way too much. I know it's common elsewhere but sometimes.. I just want to eat my food and be treated equally! :\\
__label__2 Searched for 24HR pho restaurants that were open and this was amongst the list. You probably already know why my friends and I chose this place.\n\nAnyway, it took forever to get our food. Not the usual in less than 5MIN. so it was kinda strange having to wait for pho.\n\nI got the rare steak pho and it was just... okay. The broth wasn't that great but I was craving pho so it \"I guess\" it satisfied my cravings.\n\n3 stars because this place is open 24HRS!
__label__1 Rip off. \nThey think they are a 5 star restaraunt. 15% tips was automatically added to the bill. Water was not refilled until I waived down the waiter, waiter did not check to see what we neeeded, we had to pay at register. \nFood B, Service C, Atmosphere B, Price C.
__label__3 After hearing several people Rave about Pho Kim Long, I decided to check it out; and I can say I was not disappointed.\n\nThe place is fairly big and we were seated immediatley (there can be a wait but they burn and turn pretty fast). The staff was attentive and we had several people swing by the table to make sure we were doing OK.\n\nThe menu is impressive, I was just expecting your average Pho place, but they menu covers much more, apps, Pho, entrees, smoothies, and much much more.\n\nI decided on the #11 Rare Steak and Brisket Pho. I also got an order of the Chinese Doughnuts to start.\n\nMy only complaint is that the doughnuts were plain, when I usually order them they're covered in sugar, but a little quick thinking and I was using the remaining Peanut Sauce from my companion's spring rolls for a great dish.\n\nThe Food came out insanely fast, the apps were good, but the Pho stole the show. The Steak and Brisket were both tender and delicious. The noodles were plentiful, and the broth was rich.\n\nI will be going back without a doubt!
__label__3 I wonder how they come up with these names...\n\nNonetheless, the pho was great. The wait to get a table was short and the food came pretty quickly. There were a lot of things on the menu, including some Chinese cuisine. The prices are pretty low too. However, I just wanted some simple pho. I don't really know how you could get pho wrong and I hope to never experience that, but this place did the trick.\n\nAlso, it's open 24 hours.
__label__0 pho is good when your hungover.. so i will eat it where ever but there was this one time the busboy was cleaning up dishes and he brought out this bucket of dirty dishes which smelled like complete ass! completely lost my appetite right there but it came back when the food finally came out. they didnt have any sauce trays stocked at our table and my buddy's food came out a decade after i finished my food.. pretty bad restaurant but you cant complain as it is probably the best las vegans can find
__label__1 Wow, things change really quickly over in Chinatown. \n\n1st time I came here, I had such a good time that I gave this place a 5-star review. After my last 2 visits..Now, I gotta give it only 2 stars. \n\nThe staff was rude this time around. Very anti-social and easily irritated. \nThe staff was constantly making fun of customers behind their backs. Calling them all types of degrading names and making fun of their hair, clothes, etc. I found their behavior to be very out-of-line. \n\nFood was still really good. So they get 1 more star. \n\nI don't understand why this place attracts such a shady crowd?  People all around me were loudly talking about sexual topics, drugs, and screaming profanity in the air.   I really don't mind that atmosphere because I use a lot of profanity myself, but this place is designed like one of those fancy 5-star restaurants, so I would expect a more upscale crowd.  Infact, I enjoy that kind of atmosphere when I am at a  dive-place like \"Ellis Island\" or downtown, but \"Pho Kim Long\" is a fine-dining establishment with it's giant neon fish tanks, marble tables, and chandeliers. I know I am in my 20s, but I have a lot of friends who are 60+, and one of my friends is actually a former civil rights activist from the 1960s. I felt really  bad having a man of his integrity have to sit there and listen to drunks and typical vegas-trash talk so much sh!t around him.  \n\nThis sucks because now I gotta find another 24 hour Pho place. If anyone has any suggestions please let me know.
__label__2 I just come here for late night meals after work. Everyone from Vegas knows Pho Kim Long. This is why it tends to be the meet-up point for most locals. Always busy, but the food is eh. Nothing special at all. Seriously. Just an average pho place. Weird thing is that they fill their waters ahead of time in case they get busy. If I did that at my restaurant, I would get chewed out. I don't think it's against health regulations or anything, but it's just odd. Cheap, well-known, open late = keywords.
__label__2 Pho Kim long took a pho Kim long time to bring us our food.  Food was very ok.  Nothing to write home to mom about...\nWould come here again because of the name....
__label__3 So here I am, FINALLY writing a review.  I've been here many times and yet, have not taken the time to state why.\n\nI started coming here less than a year ago with my sister and her bf with the recommendation of one of his friends.  Well, I haven't had pho in many years, it was cold, so sure, why not?!\n\nIt was very tasty.  I tend to get the same things with each visit. Egg rolls, chicken wings, and small #15.  All very satisfying and hits the spot each time a craving sneaks up on me.  I do have to say, I now find myself craving the wings (with TONS of fried garlic on top) more then the pho. My mouth is starting water just thinking about those crispy, juicy little things.\n\nThe baby decided she doesn't like the noodles, so I always get a bowl with a little bit of rice and add the soup for her.  She also, recently, decided she likes the egg rolls too.  \n\nI haven't really tried any place else for pho, but I know I should, to see if I really do like it as much as I do.  But for now, this is where I'll be.
__label__3 It's your last day in Vegas, you lost all your money...on whatever you did...you don't even remember.\nYou're hung over as a mofo.  \nYour breath be all stank like a dead possum.\nYour head feels like it's being squeezed by a hariy giant.\n\nYou get your hot bowl of pho with extra meat for 1 dolla and you feel a little better.\n\nThen you get in your car and drive the 5 hours it's gonna take to get back to LA where you will work your ass off to save enough money to do it all again.\n\nOh 3 servers will come to your table and ask if you are ready to order within 2 minutes of you sitting down.\n\nAnd it all happens 24/7.\n\nOh and it tastes pretty good too.
__label__2 24 hour pho place.  Check.  Besides that, I really can't say that much about Pho Kim Long.  The decor is nice and there is a cool fish tank that definitely brings this pho joint up a notch, but the pho itself is slightly over priced and not that amazing.  Maybe I am spoiled having lived so close to Westminster for so long.  I am not saying that this is bad pho at all, I just was not impressed.  \n\nThe second thing that bothered me was that it took forever to be served and to get our food.  Usually pho only takes a few minutes to get everything in the bowl and then it is in your belly in no time.  I felt like this was the longest pho meal ever.\n\nI probably won't be back anytime soon, unless I really really want pho and I can't find any other pho place to go to.  I expected more Pho Kim Long.  You let me down.
__label__3 Great hangover Pho if you ask me!
__label__0 I am currently sitting in the middle of the dining room feeling as if no care is given by management.Horrible and disrespectful service.  food came out very fast but was extremely cold as if it was cooked an hour ago. Actually it was a fried egg roll and it was cold inside and out so of course it has been sitting for a long time. When we asked for the food to be hot, the waiter said, \"it is hot\". such bad service and I am even taking in consideration that it is an Asian restaurant where service is not the number 1 concern or priority. I am sitting in my seat right now waiting for a manager, getting looks from my waitress as if I am lying about cold food. Unbelievable.
__label__4 A bit of a wait, but that's expected for a popular joint. Best pho ever!  Kind and fast service with great food! Open 24 hrs and near the strip. \nEven if you are not into pho, they have great selection of different varieties. Liked this place so much ate here twice during the same Vegas trip.
__label__1 Pho wasnt all that great, but a great way to cure a hangover...\nbroth wasnt good and the waiters and waitresses forgot alotta things that we ordered.
__label__3 My inner Vietnamese Pho snob wants to give this place 3 stars. My hungry Vegas cheap college student wants to give this place 4. So let's settle for 3.5.\n\nParking: nice little private lot right in front. Yay I love vegas, you never have trouble looking for parking like in LA.\nService: very attentive. They have a freaking army of servers even at 1AM. I was very mindblown. They came by to refill water once or twice, gave us an excess of lemons when we asked for more lol . \nFood: definitely the best.pho.ever. A very big bowl contains not that much noodles and beef. But I very much enjoyed the warm comfort food at 1AM in the cold dessert weather after clubbing. MMM MMM MMM. Prices are a little jacked up.... but we have to deal because there aren't that many pho places close to the Strip that are open late-nights. Very FRESH and clean bean sprouts. I was very impressed! All the legit leaves were there too!\n\nWe paid and were about to leave. DUN DUN. Ice and Coco for E's Ice Loves Coco came in. THEY EAT PHO?!?! Mindblown part 2. Just for that, I gave Kim Long the extra half a star for their coolness! Will be back the next time I'm hungry for some cheap eats late at night in Sin City :)
__label__3 My go to place for Salted Fish and Chicken Fried Rice!\nAdd in a side order of their crunchy good spring rolls and I'm set. Fast, almost always friendly service, and I've always wondered how that night manager, at least he looks like the manager, is able to stay that skinny when he is surrounded by all this food...
__label__2 This place is cool, not only cause the name, but the hours. The food's pretty good, ordered pho and you can get extra broth for just $1. The service is alright, like any other mom and pop asian place. We had a problem with our check and the man was being very rude about it. I'm sure there are numerous large parties that come through the restaurant and want to split checks or pay partial cash, partial card. The man was just being very impatient and fussy and the funny part is they weren't even busy at the time, he was probably just having a bad day. The prices are reasonable too and the food is good. But this is the place to be after a long night of partying or to cure your hangover in the morning!
__label__3 Food quality: 4/5\nThe pho here is awesome! I loved my pho tai chin with some bo vien. It wasn't too hot and the noodles didn't stick together. The one thing I wasn't impressed with was the spring rolls which are something my girlfriend and I almost always get with our pho, hence the 4/5.\n\nCustomer service: 5/5\nIt's good for any sort of asian food place. The people were courteous, kept my water filled without me asking, and delivered the bill promptly/returned the receipts.\n\nAmbiance: 4/5\nThe place is in the heart of asian town on Spring Mountain Rd. It's nice inside and smells strongly of pho (which is why you're going here, right??). The one thing I disliked was the fish tank looked quite unkempt while I was there, but that could have been something they were in the process of cleaning or something... Still, minus one star.
__label__0 Pho Kim Long....more like Pho Kim Wrong.\n\nHORRIBLE, RUDE, UNPROFESSIONAL, DISRESPECTFUL \"MANAGER\" \n\nI was just at this establishment (at approx. 2:30am) and it was just appalling. I have been here a couple times before and I wasn't expecting such horrible \"management\" skills from their \"manager\". The service staff wasn't so bad. Throughout the meal our cups were filled and they made sure everything was up to par. Everything was running smoothly up until the bill arrived. I was in a party of 4 and we needed a split check. We went up to the register to pay and it took a while for anyone on staff to assist us. Once we ask for a split check one server gave us a dumbfounded look and walked away from the register. Then another man went to the register and flat out said \"We don't do split checks.\" \n\n*Sidenote*\nI have been here before around the same time and they were able to do a split check without any hassle. \n\nI told the guy that they were able to fulfill the request last time but he said, \"Thats impossible, not without my approval\". He was very rude and when I was explaining this to him he was practically ignoring me and a my group while he was counting money from another party. Flat out ridiculous. He also charged my friend our whole check before we were told we couldn't split it and faked a void. \n\nNO MATTER HOW DESPERATE YOU ARE FOR FOOD ON THE STRIP LATE AT NIGHT YOU'RE SERIOUSLY BETTER OFF AT SOME GREASY DRIVE THRU THAN PHO KIM LONG.
__label__0 Worst experience ever. DO NOT EAT HERE.The only reason I'm giving one star is because the potstickers were amazing. But that is the only good thing about this restaurant. The service we horrible. The waiters throw things on the table and don't  check back and the check was never brought. The cashier was highly disrespectful and rude. Do not eat here. There are other Vietnamese restaurants in town. Find a more friendly location.
__label__1 Boyfriend and I wasn't impressed \nPho was decent \nBut the bun bo hue was very bland. I also had ask for a hot tea Togo and the guy said they don't do Togo hot teas? How interesting
__label__0 Smelled like they wiped all their tables with dirty smelly rags... I can't eat in these conditions.
__label__2 I mean what can you say about this place that hasn't already been said 1000 times. \n\nFood is always spot on but service is awful!\nWe use to have decent service but past 2 times mine or my fianc\u00e9s food has come out wrong. The servers rarely pay attention to you when you are speaking which is why it comes out wrong.
__label__2 losing a star.  Since they've gone to 24/7 hours, the prices have gone up and the quality has gone down.  They turn so many tables I don't think they care about service anymore.  Still the best spot for viet food in LV but viet food shouldn't be too expensive, it's comfort food from a 3rd world country!
__label__2 Good lunch spot, although it took some time to get our servers attention. We both ordered Pho and it was delicious. Mine (with various meats) and his (chicken) came out very quickly and had nice flavor. We were seated at a giant round table even though it was just the two of us and our 1 year old. They child seemed to have thrown them off, but overall the experience was good.
__label__3 Pho isn't alwasy Pho.  You can end up with some terrible broths.  This place is always consistant and super busy.  I like that sometimes I have to wait in line.  It reminds me that I'm not the only one who likes this place for lunch
__label__2 Came in late last night for dinner and saw a short line of people. Fortunately, service was swift enough and both me and my bf got seated almost immediately. \n\nThis place is busy! Noticed that patrons tend to be either party-goers or families. Food is ok, not fantastic. I got the rice noodle with barbecued pork and egg rolls while my bf got his usual chicken pho. Didn't think too highly of the food, but when you are starving, it actually left me pretty satisfied. I can see myself coming here before going out for a party or after a clubbing night. \n\nOne of those places to go to if you are looking for comfort food.
__label__0 Worst customer service in existence!   It's kinda funny to see this in this day and age.   But,  if of don't mind the attitude the food is good.
__label__0 i was the first time came to Las Vegas,I was so hugely when I arrived this resturant,I feel bad when I arrived,bad service,late food and bad food,I don't want to came again.
__label__2 The 24/7 pho spot. I've been here a few times. One time at 7 in the morning they were bumping EDM. Not cool when you're hungover. Other than that, the food is decent.
__label__0 Service is horrible !  Simple as that \nI felt like regulars and member of the same race was being favored I waited 15 mins for the table which doesn't bother me at all ! If your busy that's fine \nI sat down and waited for 10 mins no water or anything was brought to me ... 20 mins passed I flagged down a busser and informed him I was ready to order can he notify my sever 30 mins passed \nAnd nothing I told my wife to just wait a lil longer and nothin \nAfter 35 mins they can we ordered and I waited for my 23 mins for my food it arrived I ate and had to wait another 24 mins for my check ...
__label__2 Food is getting worse and worse every time I came. I get very disappointed even though this is nice place. :((
__label__4 We went here today to get a new windshield for my Nissan Xterra (fix it ticket ick). And honestly I was not looking forward to the pain my pocketbook was going to be feeling from this one (once we asked ourselves if paying the ticket would be cheaper than the windshield- HA) But honestly, United had the best price quote of anyone in the city and that's why I chose them. The side benefit from selecting them was that there was no wait for us this morning (we got in at almost 9am) and they were super friendly and all around excellent to deal with.
__label__4 Jeep wrangler Rubicon 7 Windows and strip on the front. Limo tint on the back 5, MN 35 on the driver and passenger. Total was $160 super nice accommodating folks and the tint looks amazing!
__label__4 THE most legit glass shop in town. They've worked on two of my cars on a few separate occasions & have done nothing but an awesome job. While some glass shops leave you with wind noise, crooked glass, purple tint, or just a messy job in general, United Auto Glass very professionally installed original Lexus glass.
__label__1 The concept is great. Cheap groceries. A good selection of produce. Slam dunk right? Sadly, for me, it isn't.\n\nThis location is small (I havent been to others) and with everyone pushing around shopping carts, there is no room to walk around and grab the produce or items I need.\n\nThe prices are great, but the quality of the produce isn't the best. It's always hit or miss. A good example...Each morning, I squeeze myself a glass of orange juice from the market. Mariana's tends to be a tad cheaper than the ones at Food 4 Less, but the Mariana's oranges look like they are the red-headed step child of beautiful navel oranges. Bumpy, and they look abnormally large. I don't want steroids in my fruit or my baseball players. I don't even know if you can roid up fruit, but these oranges do NOT look natural.\n\nI'll pay a buck more for piece of mind. Oh yeah, and Food 4 Less is across the street.
__label__2 Went there on Friday for menudo but it tasted horrible.  It usually tastes good on the weekend, so not sure if I got an old batch or what.   I am going to try again on the weekend and hopefully it will taste better.
__label__2 if you don't feel like eating the pho at treasure island and you are in need of a massive hangover cure, i would definitely venture out here to have some authentic pho.\n\nthe pho at pho vietnam wasn't the best i ever had and the cha gio (eggrolls) were oddly pale even though they were fried.  the iced coffee came already prepared rather than from a slow drip.  this is a good place to come if you have a large party and you don't want a wait.  it's also in the same plaza as ranch 99.
__label__4 One of the best Mani-Pedi's I've ever had. Very clean and professional.
__label__3 I enjoyed the foot massage and they did great job on my nails
__label__4 Best nail place! I been coming here for over 10 years now! It feels like home!! Great job'! Moderate price! I come and it relaxes me! Their pedi and massage chairs are the best! I truly recommend it! They are very nice! And the work is amazing! I trust them! You won't regret it!
__label__4 I do get my nails done here and there.. when I feel like it. However, this is the ONLY place i have been where the have the newest up to date acrylics: shimmer-sparkles- AND colors OH MY! to choose from. I recently moved and still keep in contact to say hello with my girl. SHE MADE MY NAILS LOOK LIKE SHINY JEWELS!!!  The Price is fair for the precise and neat work that is done. Around $35/40 (new) depending. I usually would get a shimmer acrylic on the tips then would fill later. No second thoughts.. if you walk in its worth the wait. :) I have recommended MANY friends here. Nails would never pop off, i would ask to soak or drill down to take off.
__label__0 TRES VECES, la orden me ha salido mal!  No recomiendo este lugar para comida salvadorena.\n\nTrate darle otra oportunidad pero despues de haber recivido la comida mal en tres diferentes ocasiones, ya no mas!\n\nEl pollo, el pescado simple y reseco!  Y cuando se le comunica el problema no se hacen responsables.  Muy mal servicio!\n\nBusquen otro restaurante salvadoreno!!! No pierda su tiempo ni su dinero.
__label__1 This Starbucks is pretty disorganized.  Every time I've been in this place I wait much much longer in line than I would've if I would've gone through the drive thru.  So frustrating.  This Starbucks needs some management and better cleaners.
__label__0 The last Macaroni Grill that I ate at was back in 2008 with my boyfriend (now husband) and we LOVED it. The atmosphere was great and it was reasonably priced.\n\nWe ate here for lunch with my parents right after we got into Vegas because Urbanspoon indicated that they had gluten free options (for my mom and sister). \n\nAnd here is where I want to go into a little rant. If you're in the food industry, you should care about food. (I'm not talking about teenagers working as waitresses at a TGIFridays.) I'm talking about managers of restaurants who charge more than $12/plate. \n\nI don't appreciate watching someone become rude with my mother while she makes sure my sister doesn't get sick by eating YOUR FOOD. \n\nManagement didn't help at all and the waitress couldn't have looked more bored. No one asked us if our food was good (because it wasn't...it was greasy) and I don't plan on going back to any Macaroni Grill in the near future.
__label__4 Loving this place.  Yah it's a chain.  So what?  They provide a quality product at a fair price consistantly.  The chianti is great with any pasta on the menu.\n\nI always opt for the \"create your own pasta\".  Very reasonable and you can pick from four sauces, five or six pastas and add veggies, meat whatever you want.  Not a bad deal.  Home baked bread is 5 stars!
__label__1 Mediocre. They gave us no spoons, took way too long to bring the viddles, I received a tiny cup of tartar sauce for my fish, and the prices were too high. Not so clean either, but I'm glad my boyfriend took me here, because now I know I don't want to go back :P
__label__0 I took my family here on Valentine's Day. What a disaster! The 45-minute wait was to be expected given that it was Feb. 14, but the hour-long wait to get our food wasn't. Plus, the food was terrible. The clam chowder had some weird spice in it and was congealed. Ick! The burger had a soggy bottom bun. The lobster bisque was gross. It tasted like butter and cream with very little lobster. The only thing I liked was the wedge salad (but it's hard to mess up a chunk of lettuce sprinkled with bacon, blue cheese and tomatoes.) We were all disappointed and will never go back.
__label__0 This is my 1st review and I'm taking it way back, over a year ago to our visit at Landry's. I had a gift card for this restaurant that I picked out as a reward from work. Came at lunch with my fam of 5, my parents and Aunty. \n\nFirst off we were the only customers and service took way too long. If it was super busy I'd understand....My dad(not the pickiest eater) actually complained that his soup was too salty. They took it away but didn't return it with another or say sorry or anything. It was awhile back but the food was not memorable at all. \n\nWorst part about the visit was they told me the card couldn't be used this time. Every single time I and my co-workers used this type of gift card we Never had a problem. They had this long explanation that it had to be mailed and next visit they would honor the discount yada yada yada and some other confusing stuff. \n\nAnywho I just wanted to get this bad visit (service and food) off my chest. Unfortunately after all this time still not forgotten. Hopefully I can move on. Bad on me I didn't question the gift card issue more(although and at least we spoke to manager at the time). And demand a new soup for my dad. A bad but learning experience nonetheless.
__label__2 Came in for lunch with family. Food was great however the service today was not.  We ordered our drinks and it took the waitress about 20 mins to come back with them after she served a group of 6 that came in after us.  She had someone else bring us our drinks and it was probably because I kept looking around to find her.  When she came to take our order she seemed like she didn't really want to be at work or something because her response to our questions were one word.  I ordered the king crab with a baked potato and asked for the crab to be cracked and no chives on my potato. After placing our order, she tells us in a rude manner \"is that all\".  The complimentary salad was not fresh and taste odd. Once we received our order, the server placed a \"hot\" plate in front of my son and swooshed his hand when he attempted to touch it.  I understand not wanting him to burn himself but why place it directly in front of him if it's that hot?  The plate was not hot at all as the server mentioned and I was pretty upset with her swooshing my son's hand away.  When my king crab and potato came, it was not cracked and I had an overwhelming amount of chives on my potato.  I did not receive anything to crack them with, butter, or anything that normally comes with a crab lunch/dinner order.  I asked if they could be taken back and cracked and the server says \"oh I forgot to put that in the computer\". Not a problem. She takes them back and it takes 10 mins to get them back. We eat our meal, and our server does not return for quiet sometime. We see her waiting on other tables but she never makes it back to our table until I begin looking around for her again. She finally comes and ask if we need anything and refills our drinks.  We finish our meal, pay and leave. We have never had bad service prior to this visit, and I give 3 stars because the food was good as always. Service could have been so much more better. Hopefully next time we visit it will be great service.
__label__2 Of course going to Vegas with my Vietnamese family meant getting our pho fix on at least once in Vegas during our stay, this time, it was on our way out from Vegas. This is one of the better pho restaurants in Vegas, they have everything on their menu and reasonably priced too! Their service is kinda sucky, but I guess that's understandable since this place is packed all hours of the day until closing. I guess this place is the place to be when you need your pho fix. Obviously they're not as good as what you can find in your mom's kitchen or possibly out in Bolsa but its decently priced and tastes good enough. This is obviously a come-back place. duh. lol.
__label__2 This was our first foray into Vietnamese food since moving to LV.  What can I say?  It wasn't bad.  But it wasn't anything to write home about.  If I could I'd give it a 2.5.  I decided to round up for now.  \n\nWe tried pho, bun, and spring rolls.  We liked the spring rolls (though the sauce was a bit watery and too salty).  The bun (vermicelli) was pretty good.  The pork was nicely seasoned but they skimped on the shrimp.  The pho broth felt a little light...could've been more flavorful.  But the worst part?  It left both my husband and me feeling dehydrated and with dry mouths.  Sure signs of MSG overdose.  Yuck-O!  :(
__label__3 I love Pho Meatball Soup and this place delivers. It isnt the best I have had ever but its the best I have had in Vegas. Pho in Seattle is everywhere and the market is developed where Vegas is much more limited in selections of Pho. The places here seem to be a bit less in quality than Seattle because their isn't the stiff competition, but this place was pretty tasty. I had #16 Pho w Meatball and I had the tendon one a day or two later. Both were very good and was what should be expected. I have not ventured into much else on the menu yet, but I would highly recommend, as for Las Vegas Pho this does the job pretty well.
__label__1 Doesn't even taste like pho, nor smell like it.\n\nI had asked for extra veggies in my vermicelli, and it looked like they put in less than most places normally would if i had not asked for extra. This plate was ok.\n\nMy seat had a bunch of rips in it, and when you sit on ripped leather it kinda hurts if you wear a dress/shorts.
__label__0 I had such high hopes for this place because of the high reviews, but i was sadly disappointed, my pho dac biet arrived so clear i could see all the way to the bottom of the bowl, i had never had pho broth that was extremely clear i feel like they just gave me a bowl of salt water with noodles and beef in it...after i got done eating i felt like i had a belly full of seawater. This is the second pho place i have tried and will not be back, i recommend jenni pho instead.
__label__1 Dont eat here its nasty and they recycle their food.. The only good thing about this restaurant is its damn cheap hhahaha if you are cheap and want cheap quality of food then you eat here you cheap ass hahahah
__label__3 My name is Gavin. I am a pho-a-holic. Let my share my story. \n\nI am a weekly regular here at Pho So1 for a reason! Having tried many pho places in LV, I keep coming back to this one for one thing...THE SOUP. This is the hands down best pho in Vegas. No questions. It's food crack, really. I just can't get enough. The broth has mystical powers and calls to me at strange times, begging for my return. The noodles and meat mingle in the bath of harmonious flavor and never fail to make me mmmmmmmm. Always order the Dac Biet #10 if you're really hungry or 14 if you're just normal. Tender brisket, delicious flank, melty chewy tendon and tripe if you want it. It's heaven in a bowl, baby. It'll cure what ails ya. Thank you Pho So1, for making me an addict.\n\nOnly words of wisdom, avoid the lunch rush on the weekend especially and order quickly.. Some days they get crazy busy and service suffers. Still, I love em to death.
__label__3 PROS: Delicious, hot food! The egg rolls (#1) are crazy good. I go here all the time and order completely different things each time, and I'm never disappointed. I've tried everything from soup to rice dishes! the taste is authentic and great :) \n\nit's cheap($13 and below), healthy, and comes in big portions, which I love! \n\nIf you ask, they are happy to tell you what the most popular, most delicious items are. Mainly because the list to order from is pretty long! \n\nCONS: The service can be either excellent or iffy depending on who is serving you. \n\nSometimes getting a table can be a bit of a wait. \n\nBathrooms need to be cleaned better! lol
__label__4 Got introduce here by my ex boss. Really nice place to have lunch or dinner. Food are great. I'd say A+ to their service. Will come here more often.
__label__0 About 3 weeks ago I came to this place to eat pho, my experience with pho was really bad..slow down on the MSG, you don't want to kill the customer before they can finished their food and to day I got vietnames upon noodles (banh canh). Do you think all of your customers is stupid. When you say pork,shrimp, and crab the customer expect everything to be included not missing and say that it doesn't come with it. You charge me extra for it, when I can just get the regular for the figure price.
__label__0 Pho broth is no good. Service is no good. There are plenty of other pho places in the area. This one was not worth my time and money.
__label__1 So the family drove all the way to Vegas from LA to eat at a subpar Pho restaurant.  This is so typical of an Asian family.  So we walked in with a party of 15 and it took 10-15 minutes for us to get seated.  I understood that as this is not a normal sized party.  I ordered the spring rolls with shrimp and pho xe lua.  First off, I noticed how much more they charged here compared to LA.  \nThe spring rolls were just ok.  Didn't have much flavor to it.  The dipping sauce did help, but still not that good.  My pho came out and I wasn't sure it was mine because it was a regular sized bowl.  From my experience, xe lua is supposed to be an extra large.  I thought that's why I paid extra for it.  I even asked the server and he said that the xe lua was the same as the dac biet.  \nI was confused, but I still ate it and didn't make a big deal about it.  When I took my first bite, I was underwhelmed by the taste.  The soup didn't have that much flavor even after putting in the hoisin, veggies and lime.  The noodles wasn't fresh tasting like I'm used to.  I forgot to mention that the food was luke warm.  It's not piping hot like it's supposed to be.  The meat was just ok.  Nothing out of the ordinary.  \nAll in all, I would not come back to this establishment if I am ever in Vegas and craving for Pho.  There are so many other choices to choose from, and this one really bites.  The thing that really confuses me is that this is part of a chain and there is one located in Van Nuys that taste better than this place.  Food quality is definitely lacking at this Vegas location and they need to re-evaluate their whole business strategy.
__label__2 Tried this place on the advice of a Vegas local who highly recommend the place. Good place to try if you're craving some pho. \n\nOverall, food was good, nothing spectacular but nothing horrible either. The biggest down side was the service, they weren't rude but it was hard to find any help. Took a while for our server to take our order and for our food to come to us (bigger groups who came in after us received their food first). But after we received our meal, our server was nowhere to be found, we had to ask other servers passing by for help.
__label__3 BEST BANH MI IN VEGAS\nI compared the banh mi here with Hue Thai Sandwiches and Pho Thanh Huong Restaurant (the one by UNLV).  I liked this sandwich the best of the three.\n\nI ordered the #1 House Special and every bite was fresh tasting.  It measures 9.75\" long on good bread with fresh ingredients and good meat for $3.  \n\nThere was no one in front of me and I waited about 2 minutes for my sandwich but there can be a line during lunch.  \n\nSee full review of all three sandwiches at www.DeepFriedKimchee.com
__label__4 Video poker, topless dancers, 7 am to 7pm happy hour, the DJ is amazing, best party location in Vegas...enough said
__label__1 Service: 0/5 Wasn't the most welcoming that's for sure. When I walked in I stood in the door way/waiting area for like 5 minutes as I waited and stared at each employee of this place idk maybe because I wasn't Korean I wasn't getting the best service at the door. Finally we got seated, I felt rushed by my waitress and trust me after she dropped off our dishes that was the last time I saw her. She never came back to refill our waters or anything. Flagging someone down just to pay the bill was also an issue no one paid attention to us. \n\nKim Chi Beef: 3/5  I liked their Kim Chi beef but it doesn't compare to other places I've tried. A bit mediocre it was very watery and salty. I had huge chunks of Kim Chi which I liked but I had no idea where he \"beef\" was. I'm guessing it had to be some sort of ground beef. The tofu was cooked perfect though not too soft not to hard\n\nSeafood Beef: 2/5  My boyfriend got this dish because he loves sea food in this Tofu, but omg super salty it tasted to bland not even tasty. There was barely any sea food in his the only thing I could recall were scallops and they tasted like imitation scallops. The tofu was cooked perfect though not too soft not to hard\n\nSide dishes: 2/5 I actually really liked their assortment of side dishes but our waitress was never around to refill them. I was pretty disappointed.
__label__0 Korean bbq is so good and I was excited to try this place with all the good reviews. The restaurant is pretty small and grills are at each table. \n\nThe staff wasn't very excited to help my friends and I. It was a quiet night and they could have been a little more excited to have people. They never came to refill our drinks, refill our meat, or our sides. All you can eat- yeah right! :(\n\nThe staff also sat up by the very loud TV the whole time and ignored pretty much any one who didn't need to be seated. They also took 20 min to give us the check. They asked the table next to us to \"hurry up, people need their table,\" which was pretty rude! The bathrooms were a disaster which makes me wonder what the kitchen/fridge looks like..\n\nI have the feeling had I been Korean the service would have been a bit better...Even my Korean friends agree the service is bad! Major disappointment!! \n\n*Try some place clean where people actually want your business!
__label__2 I was introduced to this place by a friend of mine and it is an all you can eat dine in restaurant but only on the left side. The prices range between $15-18 for the all you can eat. They do not have a menu on this side, they basically just have a list of the meats you can choose from and it is unlimited including the sides. I give the food four-stars, as the food is delicious. I love Korean food and sides! However, I need to give the service three-stars. \n\nThe first time I went there it was around 5pm, there was no line and we were seated fairly quickly. We had a lady serving us and she was nice but very hard to flag down. I enjoyed the food there especially the brisket and the sides. I was just not impressed by the service. \n\nThe second time we went there, we decided to go to dinner and we brought our friend with us. I made sure to arrive early to get us seats. The all you can eat side was pretty full so I stood by the sign that says, \"wait to be seated\". No one was behind me at the time so I did not mind waiting. However, another person arrived and spoke to one of the servers. He decided to seat them first which I'm sure would upset a few people. I spoke to him before he seated them and explained that I was clearly standing there first and he should not have sat them before me as I was waiting and was not with their party. My friends arrived soon after he seated that party of three I was not too happy about that. I had a good time otherwise, but I just feel that in order to get more people into the place, the service has to be just as good as the food. If you don't mind good food, but lousy service, you should try this place.
__label__2 We had the a la acarte, and sat on the other side.  The other side was for all you can eat with the \"cook your own meat grill\".  The service was good and fast; which is what you expect at most asian restaurants.  The bulgogi was really good.  I have been looking for a place that had the same taste and flavor as the one back home; and this one is quite similar.\n\nThe only thing was the cleanliness of the restaurant.  It wasn't in tip-top shape.  And, I don't like eating while I have to shoo a fly away.  Next time, I may just have the order to go.  Ohh, and another thing..it was a little pricey than I had expected.  Typically, you can judge at how much a restaurant will be based on looking at the restaurant.  I think the bulgogi was $14?!  A little steep.
__label__3 Went here with some friends for the all you can eat dinner. Pretty cheap compare to other place and the food was good. We got seated as soon as there was a table available. We order our meats and our server was very attentive refilling our drinks and bring more meat as we ordered. Everything was great from the beginning. But beware of smelling like Korean food as you leave!
__label__0 We went to Tofu Hut because mr. Tofu is closed on sunday. A few tables were bbqing meat and we ordered one sun-tofu and one guk-su. The side dishes were all suck!! Jab-che was over seasoned with too much soysauce. Kimchi was too old and jun was all burned. One side of jun was all black and tasted nothing more than flour. Sun-tofu was not bad but not good either. We ordered spicy but it wasnt spicy at all. Guk-su was terrible. Too much vinegar was used.. i almost threw up while eating. Staff was not bad. They walj around with ice water and refill it everytime you ask. Overall i will never go back. I cant believe tofu hut became this horrible. It wasnt used to be this bad. I will rather wait until mr. Tofu opens on weekdays. Please do taste before serving dishes to customers!!!
__label__1 First time back in a long time...It's either gotten worse, or I've learned of better KBBQ in town....or both!\n\nWasn't a big fan of the meats truthfully...the only one that had flavor was the Marinated Pork Belly, and maybe the marinated chicken...the rest were a little boring and tough even after a quick sear.  Pic of the meats : http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/tofu-hut-las-vegas?select=zCo32peMlhCJI_0H7q1SUg#zCo32peMlhCJI_0H7q1SUg\n\nPic of the meats cookin' :  http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/tofu-hut-las-vegas?select=YuJt74AHAnh24_SqZNedLg#YuJt74AHAnh24_SqZNedLg\n\nThe banchan was ok.  Nothing really stood out, but the servings were plentiful.  When we ran out of kimchi, they resupplied quickly after a request.  Pic : http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/tofu-hut-las-vegas?select=vHznYxpqkzfUaFttHH7JUA#vHznYxpqkzfUaFttHH7JUA\n\nOnly half of the dining area has BBQ grills, so expect a wait.  Ours was about 30min, around 930pm on a weekday.  Not a big deal to me, just expect it.\n\nThe only thing they really have going for them are the prices.  It's about $14 for AYCE during 10pm+, so they are almost half price of most places.  But unless you can't afford the extra few dollars out on the town, do yourself a favor and look elsewhere for KBBQ.
__label__2 I come here for the AYCE KBBQ. The meat here is better than most KBBQ place in Vegas for almost half the price.  They don't have much of a side order selection but the salad and the sides that come with the meal is good.  The only problem is that half the restaurant is for KBBQ so seating is very limited and it can take very long to get a table when it's busy.  The service is decent.  A server will come around now and then and ask if you want to order more but its hard to get their attention when they are  running around.
__label__3 Takes a long time to clean up table. But its understandable cos grill is hot n need cool down, i suppose. The price is really good but the meat, especially the short ribs are not tender. \nI would not be a regular here, just because the smell afterward in your clothes is horrific, we suppose plan go Hakasan  right after dinner. But once i get in the car, that BBQ smell is just a turn off. So word of advice is that make sure your next stop is shower lol.\n\nI wish there is a 3.5 start, because that is what it earned.
__label__3 If you are look for a good place to eat at Vegas and it is after 10:00PM this is the place to go. You would want to come with an empty stomach since this place is a All You Can Eat Korean BBQ. I dare you to come out of this place not smelling like Korean BBQ. So if you plan to go to a party after you might wanna bring a change of clothes. If this is your first time trying Korean BBQ let me tell you that the smell will linger on your clothes and hair. \n\nThis is an AYCE location starting at 10:00pm-2:00am and it only cost $18-20 depending on the tipping amount. This is a great deal since NYC prices are outrageous of this type of food. Along with the Korean BBQ meat that you order it comes with Banchan. Banchan are small tradition Korean side dishes such as kimchee, bean sprout, fish cake, pancake etc. If these dishes run out you can always ask for more. I am used to my basket of fresh lettuce but instead they served chop lettuce with some dressing. This is a complete shock to me, maybe the basket of fresh lettuce is a NYC thing. The basket of fresh lettuce here is served like a salad with a fresh sesame dressing. \n\nI will recommend  this brisket, marinated pork belly and sliced sliced rib-eye. I will stay away from the squid because it comes really elastic when it is cooked. The marinated pork belly was my favorite because it comes with so much favor. Keep in mind that this place does not change the Korean BBQ grill. Since the pork belly is marinated the grill turns black quicker and they will not replace it until you finish the dinner. \n\nThe restaurant is split into two parts. When you walk in the left side is for Korean BBQ quest. They have 6 tables that can seat 4 people each and 3 long table that can hold at least 8 individuals. The right side are for guest who do not want to eat Korean BBQ but just want Korean food. \n\nThe only reason this place lost a star is because of service and the wait. I came at 10:03pm and had to wait for an hour to get seated. The service is slow and they seem like zombies. When the table before us finish eating it took 10 minutes to clean the table and when the table was clean the waitress did not call us until another 10 minutes has passed. So the turn around rate for the table is around 20 minutes because they lack the help. Since only two people are working it takes a lot longer for wait and the meat to come out. If they hired more help this place would have earn five stars. \n\nHint: When you walk in place your name, time you came in and number in your party on that sheet of paper near the door. This place get pack after 10:15pm!
__label__2 I always come here during lunch because they have good specials on the tofu soup! It's cheap, delicious & comes with a lot of food! And usually the service is quick- not too long of a wait.\n\nHowever, I ate here for dinner the other night and the wait was ridiculously long! It was just a party of 2 but we waited over an hour. What made me angry was the fact that there were seats open!! There were at least 4 tables open but they didn't fill those up. They made us wait an hour and they finally sat us- at the table that was open this entire time!!! \nWe did the all you can eat and it was only $16.99. Lots of food & it was good~ love their short ribs!!\nIt's good, cheap food but you just have to wait a looooong time!
__label__4 Best Korean BBQ in Vegas. Love their marinated pork belly and squid. Their salad is addicting. Staff is friendly. Can be a long\nwait on weekend nights, but that's to be expected. My go to Korean BBQ spot!
__label__2 A La Carte menu:\nI've been to Tofu Hut plenty of times before and no other Korean place I've went to had tofu soup comparable to this place. Sometimes salty, but nonetheless distinctive. I usually order the Bulgogi combination and Short Rib combination which are about $13-14 each including soups and sides. For the price, the food is quite a bit and enough to get a group of three to four full which is great. I tend to finish up the sides too. Rice cake, noodles, spiced cucumbers, kimchi, beans sprouts-yummy.\n\nDownsides?:\nBulgogi was overcooked this time I went... not too much of a biggie because the short ribs were perfect. The biggie was customer service. When I asked one of the employees politely for a refill of a side, she walked right past me without acknowledging me, then returned later just taking the dish without saying anything or looking at me. She quickly came back with a refill but I found it rather rude not being acknowledged at all...as if I wasn't there. Not cool. Overall, service is inconsistent every time I head here. Depends on server of course, but everyone on Yelp knows I love friendly people and tip generously for it. For Tofu hut, I realized not to expect much from staff anymore.\n\nI like eating here for quick fix Korean. If it wasn't for my affinity towards the soup here, I'd prefer the ambiance and experience at Soyo (located Rainbow Blvd/Warm Springs)
__label__1 This place is very small. I had to wait for 1hr to be seated.  The food was not the best because the grill was not working. I think I ate raw pork and chicken because the grill was messed up. There was so much smoke coming from our grill that they didn't brother to fix it after we were done eating raw meat. Place was too small and not worth going even if the price was cheap.
__label__2 I honestly love love Korean Barbecue. It is my absolute favorite thing to do! Tofu hut is a great place to get KBBQ. I love this place. The meat is great, the marination is a little sweet but Americans would love them. The meat that they give you is frozen. Like they had a frozen block of meat and cut them right before they give it to you so the meat is frozen when they bring it to you. \nThe salad is great, a little salty but still good. A long with the kimchi, salty but good. Their other sides are pretty good as well. I love love the pickled cucumber.\nAnd I don't know if it's an Asian thing or it's just them but they're very \"not attentive\" if that makes sense. Like they could careless about their customers. Every time we asked for something, they always give us this \"ugh, again?\" face. I'm Asian myself and I've worked with a lot of customers but I would never do that. They're stingy and doesn't want to give you the food. I had to order brisket and beef tongue like 3 times before I got them. If they were busy I would understand but no one was there. They just seemed very careless. \nFood quality wise, it's very good and delicious. \nCustomer service wise, it was pretty bad. \nThey charged us the 18% gratuity and there was only 4 of us in our party so that's another thing. I don't mind tipping at all, I really don't. I do it according to the service that was provided but the service was pretty bad. \nUsually I give more then 18% but since they want just 18% I just let them. \nIf you're looking for good food and don't care about service, I say go for it! \nIf you want service and don't want to cook your own food, I say pass.
__label__3 This place is great.  The staff is really friendly and the chile verde burrito is fantastic.  You know a mexican restaurant is good when most of the customers are hispanic.  I eat here for lunch three or four times a week.  Best cheap mexican food in Vegas.
__label__2 All of the same things I wrote 2 yrs ago still apply here.  Great spot with a great selection of jewelry and watches.  Service is still spotty, but if you happen to be there when Ladera is working, she'll take good care of you.  She's very friendly and knowledgable about the items in the store.  She will also check for you if there's any room for negotiation.  Other than that her, most of the other people who work here are not as friendly.\n\n4 Stars for product offering, 2 Stars for spotty service.  Ladera gets a solid 4 Stars.  This is still on my rotation of shops to visit when I'm back in Vegas.\n\nReturn Factor - 80%
__label__1 It's good thing I don't like a lot of sales support when shopping for footwear because no one shopping here got any!\nCashier also brusquely informed me that the boots he was ringing up for me \"didn't match\" without telling me why (I had a left one and a right one in the same size) and stalked away to find some that did. He substituted one of them and clucked loudly when I asked if I could try them on again and stalked back to the register, where I caught up with him to pay for my Ariats, he asked for the \"last 4 numbers on the front of\" the card he'd just had in his hand, again without telling me why. \nIt's also a good thing I know how to check credit card transactions.\nThis was my second purchase there under less than ideal service circumstances. No charm, no third time.
__label__0 The owner is very rude. I had been a cust for almost 7 months. I had him order me a price guide $30 , for my comic con trip. I gave him over 3 1/2 months heads up. He gave it to me in sep. Thats over 2 months after comic con. He told me that its not his fault and that i needed to pay for it or get the hell out. I told him that i would leave. On top of that he only takes cash and has had a few run ins with the irs on taxes. A shady guy. Be careful. I never been there again. This guy did me a huge favor. All he did was smoke pot in his store and talk about nasty sex acts he did back in the day ... In front of my wife!!!!!!!! His teeth are all rotted out and on top of that he stands soo close to u. Yuck. I now go to maxim comics the best store in l v.
__label__2 Some reviews say Steve's a jerk. I wouldn't say that for my experience. It's obvious that regulars get priority. I understand that. Some people like myself want to browse and accidentally find something we can't live without. \n   Shoppers beware though... I wouldn't recommend bringing in kids. I had my 5 yr old daughter with me looking around. Very seedy environment. \"Adult\" pictures/magazines/cards that are out in the open. If that's your thing, so be it, but comic book stores should be family friendly. After all kids were where it all started. \n    They do have a great selection and Steve is very knowledgeable. Not the kind of place I'll come back to. Sorry.  Put the \"Adult\" material behind the curtain and I'll be back.
__label__0 Get out of the business Lowes!  Home Depot knows what they are doing so get out of their way.\nSound harsh?  read on then judge for your'e self.\nI manage 3 4 plex apartments here in las vegas, and needed 2 sets of counter tops for 2 units that I was quoted 1/2 of what Home Depot wanted.  Time was critical these units are being rented by two families that live in their cars currently because they are down on their luck.  (my employer is very generous and rehabs units for low income housing giving people a second chance)\nI went to Lowes on w. charleston and the price was more than 2x what i was quoted on the phone.  I was in a hurry so I ordered them and was assured they would be there on 6-13.  I called 6-13 told they were not in and called 6-14, & 6-15 again told they were not in.  Turns out they were in the whole time but the employees were too lazy too look on the back of the counters to see who they belonged to.\nWhen Lowes finally found the counters they had made a mistake and ordered the wrong size they were both too short.\n6-26 Lowes has the counters in and they are too short a second time.  Store manager  Ben is supremely disinterested and I am pushed off to the counter top guy again.  I explain I need the counter top 8' not 7' he seems to understand this time.  \n6-27 Lowes calls to take measurements themselves because they still haven't ordered the right size yet!  I met counter top guy on site show him I need 8', he leaves assures me he will order as soon as he gets back to store.\n6-28 4:30 pm (today) I get call from Lowes they screwed up the credit card charge and haven't ordered the tops yet!\nMeanwhile I have 2 families living in their cars waiting on counter tops so the county will let them move in and Lowes can't seem to get it together!\nAs if this wasn't enough, I was assured that the area manager Lary Ednes from Lowes would call to help me out with this problem.  Well Larry, its been 3 days and counting; each day I'm assured by your office i will receive a call that day and nothing.\nHelloooo?  Lowes,? is anybody home?\n\nLowes your slogan is \"Lowes never stop improving\".  Well when are you going to start?
__label__0 Do not order service from this store.\nAbysmal customer service from the install sales team.\n\nThey installed a 2 brand new HVAC units on the roof of our duplex.\nThey had to cut into our (NON LEAKING) roof to install it.\nIt leaked.\n\nIt's Las Vegas - you don't find these things out until a really heavy monsoon. We found out less than a year after install. It leaked in both places where they cut the holes for the return ducts. We reported it and the installer came out and supposedly fixed the leaks.\n\nAnother year goes by before another truly heavy monsoon. And the roof is still leaking in the same place on one of the units!!! We call again. This time, it takes over a week to get a customer service person out to look at it. \n\nLowes says the labor is not warranteed after the first year. AND most importantly - THEY HAVE LOST THE RECORD of our reporting THE LEAK the first time around WITHIN the year warrantee period. To top this off - the company Lowes contracted with, Phoenix Air, has gone out of business!\n\nLowes, you really really suck.
__label__0 This location is terrible. I usually don't shop at Walmart, mostly because of their policies and politics, but in this case I was shopping online and they had 1 of the items I was looking for in stock so I ordered for store pick up so I wouldn't have to wait for it to be shipped from another online retailer. When I showed up to pick up my item, I waited for about 30 min in the customer service line before being told I was in the wrong line. Seriously? Why wasn't I told this in the pick-up email or why wasn't there a sign posted?!\n\nI then made my way to the back of the store near layaway, which also doubles as a Walmart .com pick-up counter. There were only 2 people in front of me but I waited another 20-30 min there before it was my turn because there was only 1 associate at the counter. When I got up to the counter, the associate left for a while with no explanation while I stood there for about 5 min wondering whether anyone was going to return to assist me. When the associate finally returned and looked up my order, she shouted to another person to grab my order for her so that she could run to the bathroom. Talk about customer service...what a hassle to shop at Walmart!
__label__3 I've had my eye on Samosa Factory for some time, but finally got around to trying it last night when our first choice for dinner was closed for the holiday. \n\nWe entered the small dining area and were greeted by the incredibly friendly server. We told him we wanted to order our food to-go and he still offered us two glasses of water and a starter to nibble on while we perused the menu. We settled on the Lamb Vindaloo and the Chicken Tikka Masala. We also ordered some garlic naan. Our server was incredibly personable and offered us refills on our water while we waited as well as made some idle chit chat with us. \n\nOnce our food arrived, we paid our bill and off we went with our food. The server also offered us a to-go menu for our return visit. Great customer service!\n\nMy fella and I dug into our meal as soon as we got home. The spice level was just right. We ordered the medium spice level to be on the safe side on our first visit. The garlic naan was delicious and I really enjoyed the rice. The flavors were right on and I look forward to a return visit to hopefully eat in the restaurant and try some of their samosas. The food is not cheap, but I didn't feel it was overly expensive for the quantity and quality of food we got.\n\nDefinitely a great Indian option in a town that is lacking.
__label__4 After having our venue near our home cancel on us last minute due to structural issues, I felt panicked. We called multiple places in San Diego that were all booked or couldn't accommodate a last minute request. We came to Vegas after finding this place online. \nWe had our wedding here in Feb of 2013. It was absolutely perfect! The center pieces, lighting, food, atmosphere, etc was all exceptional. They were accommodating to requests and last minute changes! Everyone I met who worked here was nice and caring. You didn't feel like you were in Vegas. I think you get more than you pay for here. I would highly recommend this place.
__label__0 Nothing new at this place, they continue to remove the expiration dates\noff their food products. Someone needs to alert the clark county health department!!!
__label__0 This place has thousands of albums in varying condition. It has a great selection of multiple genres of music. There are some rarities and very valuable collectibles. But the previous reviews are true: nothing has a price written on it... and once the gentleman behind the counter quotes you prices on some vinyl, you will be rendered utterly speechless. Whether you are a newbie, a veteran collector or even a dealer, he's going for the jugular! He quoted me $150 -200 (each!) on records that are readily available at other shops around the U.S.  (or even ebay) for $25 max!  He wasn't rude or obnoxious; he was simply hopelessly and completely unrealistic. Maybe he thinks he can gut the tourists or un-knowing younger people trying to build a collection. Bottom line: use the web to validate LP pricing or you will likely be hammered. \n\nThey're his albums. He amassed them, so he can ask what he wants for them. If he has children, maybe they like records (they are going to inherit some). He surely won't be selling many at 600% mark up!
__label__0 I believe that the owner is Rick from my two phone calls with him I think it should be *rick. I asked what Sinatra box sets he had and reeled off the sets I was looking for and waited with baited breath all I got was a torrent off abuse and a hang up. As I was staying on the strip which I explained I did not want 2 needless taxi fares if the sets were not there or too expensive. Rick must struggle with the concept of customer service which in the USA I usually find to my liking he must be a lottery winner who does not need the money. If they could only relocate the shop to the Grand Canyon or under Lake Mead this would be a great help!!!!!!
__label__0 Ok, time to bring these reviews down to reality.\n\nNote: I am not an Hawaiian food expert so if you are, take that into consideration.\n\nThis Resturant has Kitchen nightmare written all over it.  The Resturant itself is in TOTAL disrepair.  Lights and air conditioning don't work, the carpet is filthy, the tables are scattered with outdoor lawn chairs, cables hang from the ceiling, decor is beyond decayed.\n\nFOOD: based on reviews here, I had the Hawaiian plate.  The pork had over 1 pound of pure fat in it.   Maybe that's the Hawaiian way, but for me it looked totally disgusting.   My wife had the teriyaki bowl.  Parts of it were burnt and afterwards she was complaining her stomach hurt.  Rice was ok.\n\nDETAILS\nResturant:  1/10 (this ain't homey -- it's rundown)\nAmbiance:  1/10 (scary!)\nService: 5/10 (a little slow but friendly)\nCleanliness: 1/10 (board of health should be concerned.)\nFood: 1/10 (we were trying to determine what was editable. Not good.)\nRestroom: don't know.  I was too scared to go in.\nParking: 4/10 (small lot)\n\nOverall quality seemed to be totally lacking.
__label__2 My nails were chipping from too much dice throwing during the week, and since vegas sucks up my money all the time, I was looking for a quick and cheap manicure to do some repair before I headed back. This was the first place that popped up on yelp, and I headed over for the reviewed $10 manicure. \n\nFirst of all, the price was raised to $12 for a manicure now. Secondly, I feel like non-manhattan salons do not carry Essie. I've only visited 2 so far, but nobody has Essie which is my go to. I'm ok with OPI, which is a staple but its sad that they didn't have essie. \n\nThe lady that worked on my manicure was fine. She used a buffering machine thing, which is new for me. I've never had that type of treatment before. The manicure was fine, my nails lasted about a week or 1.5 weeks. \n\nThe establishment itself didn't feel very chic or anything, but its fine for a quick manicure. It's a nail salon and a hair salon together. Most of the workers are vietnamese, and theres one haircutting lady that's chinese. They're not too chatty which is what I like; I tend to zone out when I'm getting a manicure. and they're friendly and nice. It's located in the middle of a small shopping plaza near this large asian super market, which was convenient. \n\nI recommend this place if you're visiting vegas and you need a quick fix.
__label__0 Horrible service. I ordered breadsticks, just breadsticks. It took 45 MINUTES! And the cook was eating while she cooked. Not secret snacking, she was chomping away at the food she was making!!  \nI was not asked size options, is there only one size? My sticks cost $4.50, which I thought was steep, and after, yes after I had already paid, and been given my change,.. she said \"it's going to be 15-20 minutes, is that ok?\" Well considering you've already taken my money do I have a choice? SO I said yes and waited, tried my damnedest to be patient, when 40 minutes rolled around there was 5 of us standing at the counter saying \"come on, this is ridiculous\". Because it was!! \n\nPizza Hut was a childhood favorite. I hadn't been to a Pizza Hut in YEARS, and I will NOT be going back :(
__label__0 Poor service (repeated my order three times and it was still wrong), loud music (probably the reason the girl could not hear me and got the order wrong), wrong change (even after I pointed it out, they did not correct it, the cashier walked away), no selection (no pastrami, no swiss, cheddar, only provolone, etc). Why would anyone want to eat here?
__label__1 I ordered the \"grilled\" mahi-mahi plate and ended up receiving a mahi-mahi omelette. I politely went to the counter to clarify my order, but the employee, a young kid, claimed the mahi-mahi plate is cooked with egg. If that is the case, then the menu should clearly state that. Not grilled. I didn't want to argue simply because I was wary of having something done to my reorder, didn't want to waste food, and was already starving. On top of that, the mahi-mahi omelettes were extremely bland (along with the side of mac salad) that I needed to add a lot of Aloha soy sauce which was probably the only best thing about my meal.
__label__0 So unprofessional. Lady that I've never seen there before was talking about her personal business like she was at home. She was venting about something to the others. Her face was ticked off. Keep your personal issues at home and serve your customers!
__label__2 This was decent comfort food from back home.  Not worth a special trip but, if you're in the area, it is pretty good.
__label__0 The WORST customer service EVER! and here is why...\n\n1) I was at Aloha kitchen with my friends, and was trying to pay for my own entree.  Their fugly manager was asking me to pay for EVERYONE! and of course I said no.  Why would I? I am not Santa Claus and It's not even Christmas yet.  \n2) After I told her no I can't due to my financial hardship, she asked me to sell my bag that I was carrying with me.  (YOU DON'T FXXXING ASK YOUR CUSTOMER TO SELL THEIR BAG TO PAY FOR YOUR CHICKEN)\n3) Then, in front of my boyfriend and everyone, that fugly manager asked me to switch a boyfriend that would pay for everyone, and laughed.  (I WAS LIKE, \"WHY DON'T YOU JUST SERVE YOUR FOOD FOR FREE THEN, BITCH!) \n4) I told one of the guys that I will treat him a nice dinner next month because I am financially struggling these days.  And she told my friend to hang up on me if I ever call! (WHAT A BITCH!)\n\nI have never written a review before and I never thought I would ever write a review as horrible as this one.  BUT what I am writing here is the truth, and the truth is powerful.  The personality of the  manager at ALOHA KITCHEN is as hideous as her appearance.  Even though I was extremely disappointed and angered by her HORRIBLE service, now I pity her because she is just OH SO!! hideous inside and out.  \n\nSO!!! whenever any of you (who are reading this review) ever sees that fugly manager, you better be a BALLER and pay for EVERYONE you are with OR ELSE she will embarrass you to the MAX in front of everybody.\n\nGREAT JOB to the MANAGER at ALOHA KITCHEN! I will definitely spread the \"GOOD WORDS\"  :D
__label__2 Was craving for a late Hawaiian meal with my coworkers and ventured  across town to find aloha kitchen. I had ordered the loco moco and I must say, it's not the best thing I ever had. The hamburger steak was so dry and lack any kind of flavor, the gravy was ok.  Would I come back? Sure, the prices were decent and might be worth trying again if I get one of those late night Hawaiian food cravings.
__label__1 This Irish bar is pretty typical for a casino.  I.E. there isn't much Irish to it.  But it does have a decent selection of beers.  Sometimes they bring in very weird bands or groups to play music.  I would say it would be worth stopping by and grabbing a beer.  Plus you can keep the glass.
__label__4 I came here as a recommendation from a friend, because I was getting tired of the ridiculous prices the big companies like Firestone and Midas were trying to charge me for work done that usually required more work in the near future!\n\nThey have AMAZING service, it's owned by a Japanese couple, who are very friendly and accommodating. I've take my car here twice, the first was to take a look at the control arm bushings, ball barings, structs, and suspension. They told me all I need to do is replace the control arm bushings, which costed at a fraction of what Firestone quoted me!! \n\nSecond time, was a bit of an emergency, my window regulator snapped and the window dropped. This posed as a safety to my car so I brought it in the moment it happened, they took a look at it, told me what it was and gave me a quote. They told me they could do it that day and finish before the shop closed! Which was a saver because it was Friday and they close on the weekends!!\n\nThey also use genuine parts from whatever manufacture your car is from! Best thing to do is go in for an estimate and set up an appointment for later in the week if it's not urgent. \n\nThe gentlemen that works in the office along with the owner's wife was very helpful both times and remembered who I was, he also speaks multiple languages!
__label__0 They tryed to say my water pump was out when it was a fan relay that cost\n8$ \nSo getting a second opinion i saved hundreds\n\n\nThe guy lied and said they wont repair something i dont need \nI kinda believed him but i looked at my service records they did the timing belt and\nWater pump at 85000 miles \nReally disapointed then they said dont drive it \nOnce the relay was fixed the problem was gone\n\nParts quoted i needed\nWater pump\nThermostat\nlabor costs\nOver 500$ \n\nGet a second opinion esp if your visiting from california
__label__2 I have to say there customer service is great, however I frown upon the fact that they charge $115.00 right off the bat just to look at something that needs a repair which binds you to have the repair done there or you lose your money. I wouldnt mind paying that on a large repair but for a small repair like a broken stearing wheel lock, it can be very pricey. Not sure if I want to go back to have this done.
__label__1 I was really excited to go here since I've craved it for so long and because the last time I tried to go here ended up being a super fail attempt..\n\nSo why the two stars?\n\nService was WHACK. I know I'm not coming here to get fine dining service but damn, can a girl get some hot sauce and ketchup? My boyfriend and I came here and got 10pc bucket, some biscuits, and a side of coleslaw. When we had questions while ordering (prices, etc.), all the guy who took our order would do was point to the menu and shake his head. I swear, I did not hear his voice at all until he announced the total price. \n\nAlthough we got the order pretty quickly, NOT ONLY did they not ask us if we wanted the chicken original or spicy, they also didn't ask if we wanted condiments, napkins, or even a fork for the coleslaw! They might as well should've left out the top and straw for my drink too! It took us at least 15 minutes to get it. I think these problems could have easily been avoided if there were a station set up already with that stuff, but then again the place is also pretty small.\n\nIf those biscuits weren't ON POINT, I would've given this place 1 star. It made me so sad :(
__label__1 Another quick lunch led me to this place. I headed straight to the drive-thru and ordered their lunch special: 4 tacos, a drink, and fries for $4.99. They get points for being quick (only waited about 5 minutes) and friendly. Unfortunately, that's about the best thing about this place. I ordered 2 carne asada tacos and 2 al pastor tacos. The tortillas were thick and gummy. The asada was dry and had little flavor. The al pastor was excessively greasy and the fries were forgettable. This might be good drunk food at 4 in the morning, but when you're sober... not so much.
__label__1 I have visited this place a few times now, a couple of times not so sober and I remember it was good then...\n\nMore recently I went back during lunch and the expeirence was not so stellar. The carne asada i got on my tacos had huge chucks of fat on them, I get trying to cut corners but if tacos jsut come with meat and tortilla make sure the meat is good. It was a bad experience, I guess I should go back to see if it was a fluke but don't really wanna watse a lunch when there are so many other good options out there. \n\nOnly good point it that it is cheap but you get what you pay for here, fat tacos not carne asada.
__label__2 Epoys offer a variety of food and snacks. food are always warm and tasty.\nHowever, this restaurant is no longer in business. a thai restaurant replaced it.
__label__0 i would love to give it zero stars if I could, (Yelp? maybe a feature you can implement??) anyway, bottom line I WISH i'd stopped by here and read the reviews before plunking down $26 on 2 lunches we could never get back!!\nfood is disgusting, bland, tasteless, hopeless, worse than mediocre, and I could go on and on.\nthere were total of 5 dishes, and rest of the lunch buffet was filled with lettuce, onions, chutneys, yogurt dips with no real veggies to actually dip in. the samosas were leaking of oil, pakoras were nasty didn't taste like pakora batter but stuffed with some dal of some sort to save money, the curries were GROSS ugh!!! and when u enter, u see all these awards plastered on the walls??/ who is handing these out???\ndon't go here...its full of retards serving nasty food that'll make u barf whether u're hung over or not.
__label__1 Little Darlings is 100% nude, hence. no alcohol was served.  It's a little off the Vegas strip but not hard to find.  If you want an awesome VEGAS strip club experience, this is not the place.  It was dingy and cheap looking.  I felt kind of dirty stepping inside.  The girls were not in their perfect form.  Some of them were old and out of shape (to put it nicely).  If that's what I wanted to look at, I could have stayed home and looked in the mirror.  We were club hopping so this was just another place for us to check out.  We only stayed less than 1 hour and skipped to Cheetah's afterward.  I would say to skip it totally.
__label__0 I have came to Little Darlings 4 different occasions and every time I was dissatisfied. I love entertainers and the technically of dancing. Yet, this is NOT the place to enjoy it. \nCover for locals is $17 and $33 for outsiders, includes soda beverages at the bar. I have attended by myself AND with friends. We all agreed that the size of the venue was great but the atmosphere depressing. The entire night seemed unorganized. The dancers walk/stand around with scrunched mean faces and uncomfortable body language. I noticed they only smile when approaching a customer to converse. That being said 3 out of the 4 times i attended, I was never approached. Little do the women know I have $200+ for someone with good conversation and a nice smile. Oh well. \n\nI think the top 2 buzz killers for me was the DJ and the Dancers. The music ranges from rock n' roll, 80s, to hip hop. I love the variety but the transitions are horrible and the in between songs are almost annoying. The DJ's voice sounds like he is at an auction and you can never hear what he is saying 90% of the time. I am a firm believer that the DJ controls the hype and atmosphere of a club. And unfortunately I was very bored and distant.\nThe dancers are average when it comes to the skill level. They know maybe 1 or 2 pole tricks then attempt to shake their butt to their chosen tune. The majority of the dancers are beautiful in their own way.Eh, I'd say there's only 1 woman that I enjoyed watching. Jackie was here name. She was smiling and flirting and used the entire stage during her performance! She made me smile and had my eyes locked. I moved closer and threw her a big tip, she came over and thanked me. Her breast were so soft ^_^} After her performance she came over to my chair and thanked me again. I tipped her a $20 bill then released her to make more money. Its very difficult to watch the other dancers on stage without my face being twisted. They are not entertaining nor look like they enjoy their job. Smh. I can't bare to return.\n\nI would recommend going to Lacey's. Full Nude Full Bar Strip club. Thursdays 9pm-4am Fridays-Saturdays 3am-7am This is the Hip Hop strip club of Las Vegas. 21+ $20 cover charge for all. IF YOU WANT AN ENTERTAINING STRIP CLUB WITH DRINKS, BEAUTIFUL WOMEN, AND GREAT MUSIC THIS IS WHERE YOU SHOULD BE!! Not Little Darlings
__label__2 Great place for lunch little slow on the service side but the food is consistent quality and very good. Crunch roll and the mackerel were my favorite the seaweed salad is good too but you can't mess that one up. The box meals are pretty standard. \nThe sashimi is good quality and good size portions the best was the salmon hand roll
__label__2 small limited very reasonably priced friendly employees unique speciality items but not intended for your complete shopping needs this location is steady busy with lots of parking
__label__3 This aint your basic grocery store. Actually, to tell you the truth, I did not really start coming here until this cookie butter craze took off. \n\nThis last visit, I was actually there to get some Mac n Cheese in the frozen food section because I have had some at somebody's house before and it was just brought up in a recent conversation (Yelp Talk strikes again!). \n\nIronically, there just happen to be some Speculoos Cookie Butter available on the shelf. Since I already had the regular cookie butter at home, I got the Cocoa Swirl this time. I was a bit surprised that there was any Speculoos at all since people pretty much grab all of them as soon as the store opens up.\n\nIf you are not in a rush, I recommend you take your time shopping here because not only will you discover new things, you will also learn that the employees here are very helpful in anything that you might be looking for.\n\nBesides your basic grocery items, you will find that TJ's carries other things that even the major grocery stores don't carry. These guys might not be the biggest stores, but they house a lot of goodies that people come here specifically for. Things like various nuts, vegetables, spices, pickled items, chips, etc. \n\nSo get on up and check this place out any time you pass by one or are in the area. Stock up on some goodies!\n\nYelp 2014 365 Review Challenge #41
__label__4 Much better than ANY casino. Great food and service. The menu is fantastic. Breakfast and lunch.   Look for it just west across from Palace Station.
__label__2 I was attending a convention and the room was was affordable. I stayed in the courtyard and although the rooms are not up-to-date like the Tower Rooms. It was cozy, comfortable, and clean. We were close to the gym and the pool. Nothing luxurious but suit it's purpose. I did get to see the Tower Rooms and they are up to date and not that much more than the courtyard rooms. \n\nWe also ate at the buffet and the food was good and they had a variety of food available including seafood, salads, prime rib (very good), mexican, Italian, etc... The cost of the buffet was affordable except for Friday night, but it was Seafood Night. \n\nWe had breakfast at Coco's Bakery, conveniently located in the casino. The breakfast was very good (Breakfast Special included: pancakes, sausage or bacon, hash browns or hash rounds, and eggs $3.99) and prices were affordable. \n\nThe location was good on the other side of the strip, we were able to get there in 5 min. (just had to find parking). \n\nSo, if you are going to Las Vegas and need an affordable place to stay, the Palace Casino suits the bill.
__label__2 Probably the most basic of all the Station properties with the Oyster Bar being the best reason to come here. The steak restaurant is a pretty decent deal for lunch too. Cheap rooms, gambling, buffet, drinks etc. \n\nI dislike the fluorescent lighting in the poker room. It makes me feel like I am in a high school biology class. I do like the sports bettors parking spots which gives action junkies a close place to park to put in their bets.\n\nThis isn't a bad place if you're on a budget and have a vehicle but I would still opt for Fremont St if I were here on an el cheapo trip to LV.
__label__2 nice place not the best but def not the worst
__label__2 Best way to describe this place- you get what you pay for. It wasn't a super classy or fancy joint, but it was a decent, cheap place to crash.  Can't complain too much about it.  The service was good, my room and bathroom were clean, and there was shuttling to and from the strip (if you don't mind walking a bit of distance... it only goes to the mall on the Stratosphere end of the strip) and to and from the airport. All my needs were met, thus I was content. Overall, decent hotel at a very good price (especially for such an expensive place like Vegas).
__label__3 Warning:  No resort can be all things to all people and The Palace Station is NOT a good choice for many of the whiners and cry babies who post here. \n\nWe stayed in a double/double in the Courtyard for only $34.00 per night, including the resort fee which is an incredible bargain. The beds and the room were fine--no tub, but a shower large enough for two.  While the carpet in the hallway was somewhat aged, the room was only steps from the parking lot, which is rare in Las Vegas.  \n\nThe food choices were excellent, and having grown up by the Chesapeake Bay, I found their Raw Bar to be among the best I have ever visited.  The Feast Buffet was great and at $7.99pp it was as good or better than most others at two or three times the cost.   Our favorite was the Grand Cafe with its $4.99 Las Vegas Shrimp Coctail which came with 30+ smallish but delicious shrimp.  The Cafe has a number of inexpensive, but delicious entrees, and has a great breakfast.  We were very sad to find The Broiler was closed:(\n\nThe Gaming is superb, and the slots offer better odds than any of the \"Strip\" casinos.  We found the staff and servers very helpful, quickly fixing a glitch in the Wireless Internet. Even the dealers were friendly. The Palace Station reminds one of a bygone era where one got an excellent product at an affordable price.
__label__1 ONLY reason why I'm here, two words OYSTER BAR. \n\nI know my friend LOVES this spot - oyster bar. cheap tables. comp'ed rooms galore. But the thing is, the casino is dingy, old, and ciggie filled I think even if they re-did the entire place it would still reek of old ciggie smells. \n\nThe rooms are tidy, neat, and clean. Yes the tables are hellva cheap and you can take turns gambling, as you're waiting in the never ending line. But it's really what you get what you pay for.\n\nThis place is off strip, on the other side of the 15 off Sahara. Close to the Asian food areas though! No need to pay for valet - their parking is right in the front of the casino/check in area.
__label__1 If you stay here get a tower room. They are reasonably priced and fairly modern. All the other rooms are a glorified version of \"pay by the hour\" rooms. They're dated and they stink. The sportsbook is more like a sportsbook museum. They actually still write the odds on a white board. How quaint, or sad, depending on how you look at it. Go there after 3 am and you will see the shift change strippers piling in to throw away their \"hard earned money\". The oyster bar used to be hidden gem but now its a victim of it's own success. Long lines for food that no longer hits the mark. They must advertise in Orange County, CA because the oyster bar is always packed with asians from OC. More proof that nothing good in Vegas lasts. As far as the casino goes, its smoky and relatively low class. That begger at the corner of Sahara and the Strip you gave 50 cents to? Well, you just might meet up with them at the blackjack tables. Enjoy
__label__0 Waited 40 minutes in line at the cage on a Sunday morning. There wasn't even a lot of people in line, just really slow processing. There was a gambling addiction brochure on the counter that said \"the fun stops here\" - oh you bet the fun stopped after waiting that long!
__label__3 So I am totally shocked by the poor reviews of this place.\n\nTo the people surprised by the amenity fee..  It is disclosed and that is on you for not paying attention when you booked.  (It is also waived when the rooms are comped.)\n\nTo the guy all upset because his children couldn't hang with him in line for the Oyster Bar and thought they should \"look the other way\":  Do you know the casino is subject to an enormous fine for that?  Sorry it wasn't family friendly.   It's called a casino.\n\nThe Courtyard rooms are grossness.  Tower rooms are nice.  The employees are fantastic.  (I always wonder if people that complain about the employees without a specific customer service issue are just rude.)\n\nThis is not a 5 Star property.  It is an off strip prop which caters to locals and has cheap n clean hotel rooms in the tower.  If you'd like to run around with small children or experience the Bellagio for $30 per night while staying in the cheapest rooms possible this is not a good option.
__label__2 Recently I visited the front bar closest to the sports book to have a beer and the senior hispanic bartender that was working was so busy chit chatting with his fellow hispanics, I think he forgot he was at work and not at the family quinceanera. After almost ten minutes of waiting for him to catch up with what you would have thought was his family he then acknowledges me an ask me what would I like to drink. After ten minutes of watching him chit chat about irrelevant things, I changed my mind and left the casino. What horrible service! This guy obviously needs to retire if he can no longer maneuver an do what he's getting paid to do. There was nothing speedy about this Gonzales.
__label__1 the hotel isn't a looker but having the Oyster Bar and bingo here make it A-ok with me.
__label__1 So... After being excited about the decent room rate and booking the room, I came across a number of reviews that described horrible sounding conditions of the rooms, including a bed bug and roach infestation. I told my husband we were not going to even take our stuff or kids in the room until I did a thorough inspection. After quickly reading up on how to conduct a bed bug inspection (thanks Google), I checked the room thoroughly and was happy to find no signs of bed bugs or roaches. So we stayed. \n\nWould I stay again? No. After you walk through the large hotel that doesn't seem too bad, you walk back outside to the \"courtyard\" rooms. Sounds nice, right? Nope. It feels like you're walking out of the real hotel and walking into the motel behind it. Rooms just seem very run down, a little dirty, carpets stained, etc. The beds seemed clean, which is what led us to stay, but I didn't want the kids to even take their socks off or play on the ground at all. Its a good backup, but we personally won't do it again.
__label__3 I like this place alot, its within walking distance from my house, loud and informal, authentic, and a blast.\n\nAnywhere you sit you are bombarded by noise, smells, glossy pictures of the food, and occassionally someone's sloppy elbow.  in a town of over inflated celebrity chef pet restaurants, a place like this fills the niche.  \n\nthe food is solid japanese counter fare, fresh seafood, great rolls, it comes out whenever.  the service is usually pretty quick and they love giving out fresh beers.  plus they serve pork belly which is a huge plus in my book.\n\ndefinately hit the spider roll, the yellowfin tartare, the pork belly and napa stir fry, and the HONEY TOAST!!..  where else can you get half a loaf of bread filled with icecream?
__label__2 I really had high expectations for this place given how everyone before me raved about it. Plus I have been traveling to research dishes when I open my own izakaya restaurant. \n\nOf course, my friend and I come here after being at LAX, so we may have gotten in on the tail-end of it all. Overall, it was not bad. Seems like the type of place you go with friends to drink and be merry. Not the culinary adventure I was expecting.
__label__2 Not sure why it comes up as a sushi bar??? \nIts really not where I would come for sushi.\nBut....The Kushi Tan  is INCREDIBLE!!! \nAs for the Bacon wrapped Mochi I wish the bacon could have been cooked a little more the second time eating there.\nBut the Beef Carpaccio Deeeee-lish, oooh and the Garlic Bokchoy! \nand the Honey Toast Yummm I know from the pics on here it looks burnt but really it's not.\nPretty good place but you have to know where to find it too!
__label__3 This rating is based on food more than service, which is fine, I'd rather have great food & so-so service\n\nIn town for yet another trade show, we ran from the strip & found this place (thanks yelpers!!)\nSmallish, cramped space, and packed! So we knew it must be good.\nThey fit us in with no res (on a Thursday), and the service was decent, not rude, but rushed & they got one thing wrong, but not major.\nThe menu is augmented with \"specials\" on paper all over the walls. Helps if you speak Japanese I think (another good sign).\nSo we just kept ordering more after looking around, and everything was GOOD. \nThis is not your typical \"American\" sushi joint with Calif roll/ spicy tuna roll. This is real Japanese food, some twists like Jalapeno friend rice, which we heard was good from the guy next to us.\nSo if you want GOOD, fresh, real food, this is the place.\nMaybe make a res!\nAnd there's a bakery next door that has yummy dessert.\nGo across the street for a fab foot massage to end the evening.
__label__2 Mochi wrapped in bacon? Asparagus wrapped in bacon?! Salmon mozzarella tempura, oh my!\n\nThis place has a lot of food that boggles your mind. Be adventurous and order off the items on the wall. This is the kind of stuff you see on Iron Chef. BUT, execution of many the dishes are far from Iron Chef caliber.\n\nOur group ordered a lot and I still don't remember everything I ate.\n\n* Deep Fried Prawns - The prawns are not the jumbo shrimp that many people are use to, but the small size everyone refers to as shrimp. Even then it wasn't deep fried enough where you can eat the entire shrimp as a whole, which left a bitter a taste because you can still taste the shell. We had a couple of pieces left over, which is a sin for our group to waste seafood! I guess it was just that bad.\n\n* Eggplant - I don't like eggplant, this dish reinforces that idea. It just came out what look like something you serve prisoners. Regardless, tried it and it wasn't good. Everyone, except one person like the dish, explaining it could have been served warmer, instead of lukewarm.\n\n* Mochi wrapped in Bacon - Bacon has a very salty taste and mochi has a weaker sweet taste. Combine both, and you get bacon taste. Really thats all there is to this, sure you get the chewy mochi texture, but the bacon just overpowers it. I might as well get a bacon skewer wrapped in bacon.\n\n* Salmon Mozzarella Tempura - We ordered this at the beginning of the meal, but didn't get it till almost the end of our meal. Great combo, but poor execution. Mozzarella or any cheese for that matter should be really melted and served as hot as possible. Thats why nachos, pizza, and burgers all have melted cheese because it just tastes better! The mozzarella tempura came to us lukewarm and almost cold. Just properly heating up the mozzarella could have made this dish a winner, but just became another forgotten dish. \n\n* Oysters w/ garlic butter sauce - Oysters was good, but felt the garlic butter sauce drowned the flavors of oysters. Maybe a little bit less garlic and a more watered down butter sauce would do it. \n\n* Salmon something w/ Salmon Caviar - This is a zensai or Japanese hors d'oeuvres. I believe it was salmon, but I could be wrong.  The caviar (fish eggs), just overpowered the rest of the zensai. Get the tar tar yellow tail instead.\n\n* Pork w/ eggs and ?? - I forgot what this was exactly, but the first time we ordered it, our pork was tough and dry. But ordering it for round 2 there is a world of difference. This bothers me a little when they can't deliver food consistently good.\n\n* Pork steaks with onions - The opposite happen with this one, it was good the first time we got it, and not so good the second time. First time it was cooked properly preserving the juices of the pork, but second time resulted in a more dry pork steak that didn't really have much flavor.\n\n* Wasabi Squid / Octupus - I don't like squid and octupus, but did give this a try. It was supringsly very refreshing. I thought I would get the kick from the wasabi, but I got a refreshing cool taste instead. I still wouldn't eat it again, but I'm sure those who love squid or octupus will love this dish.\n\n* Gyoza - Served hot for us. Very tasty and delicious. \n\n* Artichoke or Asparagus wrapped in Bacon - Wrap anything in bacon, and it'll probably taste good. This waste the case. Look mom, I'm eating my veggies... wrapped in BACON! \n\n* Beef Liver with bean sprouts and green onion - I don't really like eating liver, but this was one of the dishes that was executed very well.   It was very tender all the way through, and the bean sprouts and green onion just help balance the flavors of the liver.\n\n* Beef Carpaccio - Clean refreshing taste, that does a good job of balancing the strong beef flavors.\n\n* Black cod - Very flavorful and just cooked properly all the way through. This was reminiscent of the awesome sea bass at HK star.\n\n* Tar Tar Yellow Tail - Its just so hard for me to describe this, just order it, its good! You get 4 of them per order.\n\n* Honey Toast w/ Ice Cream - 5 pieces of honey bread toasted together, and the center burrowed out to fit the Vanilla ice cream. Simple, but awesome. We originally were given plastic utensils trying to divide it in our group, but that failed. Another waitress saw this fail, and gave us some metal utensils to slay the honey toasted dragon. It would have been nice if the first waitress gave us metal utensils to begin with. \n\nPhew that was a long list, there was more but I really can't remember them all. The wait staff was very friendly and refilled our drinks in a timely manner without asking. Other than the mishap with the Salmon Mozzarella Tempura and the plastic utensils, no complaints. The back of the house could use some work though, needing to deliver food consistently good and refine some items.\n\nIchiza is a cool hangout to try Japanese Izakaya food, but there are a couple of land mines along the way as you try to find the gems. Don't get blown up!
__label__3 A friend recommended this place. Came here for dinner & it wasn't as busy as I thought it would be from reading all the other reviews. Friendly environment. The food was GOOD! I'd recommended getting the yellowtail tar tar mmm yummy to my tummy. Also had the scallop wrapped w salmon & it was actually ok. I didn't really care for the fried garlic. I'd come back to this place again when visiting vegas in the future.
__label__3 Konichiwa 702!!!\n\nJust came back from another fun weekend in Las Vegas.\nFlew in from LAX... and I was craving Japanese... thanks to YELP... I found Ichiza!\n\nI advise anyone in Las Vegas visiting or resident to stop by Ichiza to get your Japanese fix! Super cute spot with tons of things to choose from. Dinner here was a get find.\n\nI'm a fan of their miso soup, shrimp tempura...shrimp fried rice.\n\nCustomer service is standard... could have been better (my reason for my -1 star.) Our waiter was lagging through out our visit.\n\nBut the food is solid!\n\nIt looks like over the last couple of years, I've been posted in LV at least 3 times a year... so the next time I'm back... I'm going to get my ICHIZA fix!\n\nUpstairs at a random building. Free parking. Casual dining. Come by with friends and family!\n\nOishii!\n\nGotta love those hidden gems!\n\nArigato Ichiza!
__label__0 Dined at ichiza  4-5 x with a friend   late pm  after long day at   work and  one night- a  couple sitting next to our table - kid you not-  the man started putting  their dirty   plates on our table while we were eating!  I said excuse me but the rude  and uncivilized man just pretended we didnt exist and grumbled something to his wife in Korean. Immediately told manager  whats going on - but he just took plates off our table , apologized and left.  The food was okay- but i never went back after that experience
__label__3 I finally decided to finish up my review for Ichiza.  My first trip consisted of trying the ramen.  Here's what I had written for that visit:\n\n\"The ramen at Ichiza isn't the best that I have had.  After visiting Monta so many times, I guess i was expecting something more flavorful.  The broth is pretty bland, although it is probably healthier than the Monta broth.  The veggies and meat were all fresh.  However, I like the noodles better at Monta as well.  This is more of an appetizer to share with friends rather than a main course meal.\"\n\nMy opinion changed after I went with a few friends, and we tried lots of stuff.  I didn't have time to record everything we ate, but I remember enjoying nearly all of it. We had a few rolls to start off with, california rolls, a sardine roll, etc.  These were pretty standard rolls, and very tasty.  We also tried a pork belly bowl, which we all thought was amazing!  It was so tender and had a perfect flavor.  The fried octopus was about the only octopus I have had that wasn't rubbery.  So many dishes, and all of them were great!  \n\nIf you haven't been to Ichiza, go with a group of friends that like to try different things, and give this place a try.  It is a local Japanese favorite, and for good reason!
__label__3 We love Ichiza and go almost every time we're in Vegas.  We always order a ton of food.  Everything is always delicious, but I  love the chicken tatsuta-age and the kimchee fried rice.  It's always busy and there is often a wait, but it's definitely worth it.
__label__2 Yummy food for a great price,  but I wished the service was faster.  The wait for a table can be long,  and also to get the check.  Although the food was delish.  I recommend the grilled whole squid,  the grilled salmon collar, and for sure---the honey toast dessert  **a must try**
__label__2 This is one of those places where the food looks better than it taste.  It doesn't taste horrible, but definitely not as good as it looks.  \n\nMy favorites were the miso butterfish, kimchi fried rice and tuna sashimi salad.  It's a great place for you to try many different (small) appetizers at an efficient cost.  The vibe feels very Japanese, as if you really are in Japan, which was something I liked.  \nIt's a fun experience, but I didn't feel like it hit the spot when I walked out the door.  Probably won't come back to try different items, just my favorites.
__label__4 On the second floor of a strip mall off of Spring Mountain and Arville in the Chinatown area has a great Japanese restaurant called Icheza.\n\nThe restaurant is rarely slow.  That tells you that this place is doing something right!  Best time to avoid having to wait an hour or two is to come in right when they open at 4pm or really late night before they close.  On a Friday or Saturday night, even late night sometimes the place is crowded.  \n\nYou get a wide variety of people, a mix of young and old.  I have met poor college\nstudents to a CEO of a Japanese company eating at the Icheza sushi bar.\n\nThe prices are reasonable!  You can order many dishes for around $5.  Two people have a nice dinner for $40.\n\nMost of the staff are Japanese.  This helps give Icheza a unique feel of an actual Japanese restaurant in Japan.  To American standards, Icheza's dining area is small.  There is one \"sharing\" table that seats up to 10 people, six tables for 4, two Japanese style tables where you take off your shoes that seat 8 and a sushi bar that seats 12.\n\nWith the limited seating, make sure to call in a reservation if you are planning on eating during prime time or take your chances.  Odds are, you will be waiting at least an hour.  The staff is friendly but busy.  Give Icheza a try!
__label__2 casual vegas dinner away in chinatown...upstairs plaza second floor...yakitori in izakaya fashion...beers, sake and shochu...japanese small plates dining...a pitcher of beer while browsing...standard skewers...beef tongue chewy, but not tough...hamachi kama juicy and meaty...large rolls fat for sharing...average in presentation, quality and taste...another pitcher of beer washing...wings, bacon wrapped mochi, agadashi tofu and additional skewers...standard izakaya selection...nothing memorable in presentation or taste, but cheap!...finish and back to the strip!
__label__3 A part of me has an irrational distaste for Ichiza. Maybe it is the fact that they can only seat 60 people and it causes a bottleneck at the front door. The wait times can be unreasonable, but that does not detract from the food. \n\nIt has been almost three years since I have last had a chance to eat at Ichiza. Yet again, we came to see that they had almost been filled to capacity. 10 minutes later we were sat. Count it as a blessing if that is all you have to wait. The seats at the bar is perfect for two and would make for a great date spot. Although you might be inches away from the next patron, everyone is more wrapped up in their own conversation and lives. There is no need to feel self-conscious. \n\nThe buta-kimchi is similar to a spicy pork dish popular in Korea. Mixed with kimchi and served on a bed of finely shredded cabbage made for a light dish. The garlic chicken gizzard is so simple and that makes it that much better. Add a squeeze of lemon and you will roll up the lettuce garnish to eat it all. Check the specials board and print out because hidden gems are bound to make an appearance. Yesterday, they had a blue fin tuna mix with micro greens on top of half an avocado. DECADENCE! They were not done yet. Add a quail egg to it and call it a day. Don't forget to save room for dessert, because everyone needs a little honey toast in their lives. So many places try to make a name for themselves off this dish, but not many can match Ichiza. I am not a huge bread person; but butter it up, douse it in honey, and top it with ice cream and even I cannot say no.
__label__2 Ichiza, I wanted to love you, but you just fell a bit short.\n\nI consider agedashi tofu a benchmark dish - if the batter is filmy and stretchy, it's not quite right to me, and if the broth is overly sweet, that's a huge red flag. The batter here was stretchy, and the broth was sweet. So that was already one strike.\n\nI also didn't like any of the raw dishes here, though true izakaya restaurants don't focus as much on that, so it wasn't a huge letdown for me.\n\nThe yakitori was inconsistent. My favorite is usually kawa, but the one here didn't have the char that you need for that one to be truly delicious. The tsukune and okura were good, but the gyutan was rubbery, a big no-no for me.\n\nYellowtail collar tasted good, as did the uni (the only raw seafood dish that worked), though there was a bit of a funky aftertaste with one of the pieces of uni that we got. \n\nService was good, if a little indifferent. Good prices for Vegas, or I'd have given this even lower ratings.
__label__3 Where have you been all my life, Ichiza?\n\nSushi, Ramen, and anything else Japanese? In one little space? \n\nI was intimidated by the wait at first, but what started as an hour wait ended up being only 25 minutes when several other parties cancelled. And thankfully, this appears to happen A LOT. But just remember, while it's not required, reservations do come highly suggested.\n\nAs a party of four, we all went in on the menu! One friend got sushi, another got mackerel, I got Japanese-style chow mein and gyoza and the fourth friend got something that begins with \"oppa\" (not sure how it's spelled). It's all perfect for sharing. I liked everything except the mackerel (and I don't like mackerel in the first place so the restaurant is at no fault for that).\n\nEverything on the menu is really cheap by itself, but be mindful that everything does add up really quickly. We were quite surprised by our bill at the end of the meal.\n\nOh and did I mention I loved the ambiance? Between the low tables, the backless chairs, the small space with warehouse lighting, the large crowds and the Japanese written all over the walls, I really did feel like I had just been transported to Tokyo, and not just an Asian-themed strip mall in Las Vegas.\n\nPros:\nThe ambiance\nMenu has loads of variety and very reasonable prices\nFrequent and friendly service who won't get annoyed if you add more and more to your plate\n\nCons:\nSmall space leading to (possible) long waiting times to be seated and served\nWhile each individual item is inexpensive, it can all add up really quickly if you're not paying attention\n\nReturn Factor: I'd love to
__label__3 Ichiza is always a great late-night spot to fill your cravings or to just hang out after work with a beer and some skewers. Apparently, I'm not the only one who thinks that. As a result, Ichiza is always packed, especially in the later hours. Sometimes you won't have to wait or may have a short 5-10 minute wait if you're eating alone or in a party of two (that way you can sit at the bar) but if you require a table, the wait is usually at least 30 minutes or even more. Of course, their earlier hours are less crowded, but many of the menu items (such as skewers) are not available.\n\nIchiza has been around for years and they remain pretty consistent in terms of food and service. A few times, however, my orders were forgotten or took a ridiculously long time to arrive. It can get very busy with only a few waitresses so I can see why mistakes happen.\n\nThe vibe is very authentic and is a local hotspot. There are item names posted all over the walls in both Japanese and English and sometimes you just have to wing it and see what arrives at your table. My favorites are the beef tataki, skewers (chicken gizzard and liver), grilled squid, and the tuna and tofu salad. The beef bowl is also a nice and filling item if you're hungrier. There is always hot green tea, which I love, and sometimes a little mini appetizer depending on the day and what they have.\n\nThere are so many menu items to be had so you really just have to try it yourself. It's a fun and casual dining experience with guaranteed good food that has created so many regulars over the years, myself included.
__label__2 I believed the hype and made my family come here - twice - just to make sure I liked it or not. I will say that the food is good, but I wouldn't say it was so good it was totally worth the crowds. I'm always on the lookout for places that can rival all my favorites on both coasts, but this place is probably only a 3.6 for me personally. However, if you do decide to face the crowds, please do have the coffee jello and honey toast - both are delicious (Because always dessert...)!
__label__0 Received at least 38 demerits after inspection by the Southern Nevada Health District.  see the following article for details --http://vegas.eater.com/archives/2014/07/03/japanese-favorite-ichiza-shut-down-by-snhd.php
__label__3 The employees and owner here are very skilled at what they do. Santiago is the best man to do tint, and the sales reps will do anything that can to help you with you custom auto needs. I do recommend!
__label__0 This sucks. I am still sitting inside Villa Pizza at a dirty table waiting for my chicken wings and fries. It has now been over 40 minutes that I've been waiting and no food in sight. Plus this place is freezing.  It is 46 degrees outside and not much warmer inside, and I am sitting as far as possible from the front door. This is my first horrible restaurant experience and I'm glad I have my iPhone to draft this review. \n\nNever again!
__label__0 **I'm not eating at a place where they don't practice basic food handling practice.** I paid cash for a lunch special the same person who took my money then started preparing my pizza with out washing his hands. I then asked him why didn't wash his hands first after handling money. He rolled his eyes didn't answer me and left to back. When he finally returned I asked for my money back and I left this place. Feeling bad for the people enjoying there lunch.
__label__4 I'm biased for this place. Trash talk this Chinese bakery to me and I will cut you. I love their coconut butterfly rolls, and the raisin stick is my BFF. my brother orders the bbq steamed buns, and bbq pork buns off the shelf. My mom likes her custard stick, and my sister just eats whatever's leftover in the 40.00 bag of goodies we bring home every time we make the trek to Chinatown. \n\nI love you, diamond bakery... marry me?
__label__3 The raisin bread and taro pastry were both very very tasty.
__label__1 Disappointing Chinese bakery. The baked goods are freshly baked right out of the oven but don't taste that great. The bread was tough and other items did not look too appetizing; like the cracked egg tarts. The ladies behind the counter could care less about their customers. They just chatter away without paying any attention to you.  It's much better in SF.
__label__2 I came in hoping some egg tarts might be there, but of course that is always out first. The BF and I just grabbed some snacks for later.\n\nThe loot:\n\nGreen onion roll with pork sung- this was okay. The bread and sung was good, but I can barely get the green onion flavor. Thats really what I love normally about this is that strong flavor blend of the sweet bread, salty pork and savory onions....but it was missing part of the trifecta. \n\nSteamed Chicken Bun- pretty good. I would get it again if I'm in the area, but I would say it's pretty standard. It's just as good as the ones I got at the deli in the supermarket (168 has them in 4 packs). \n\nGreen Tea bread- the bread was good and the flavor seemed good but the swirls of green tea paste in the bread was really goopy, slimy almost so I didn't enjoy much of it. \n\nBF got pineapple bun and he ate it up so it must have been good. Honey crisps- still have it left over...a bit too oily. \n\nThe skinny is that this place is A-OK. I wouldn't go out of my way for it, but I'll come back for certain items when I'm in the area and to try to get some of these egg tarts.
__label__1 I judge Asian bakeries on their Pineapple Bun. And Diamond Bakery doesn't add up to buns I've had in LA (unfair comparison, I know) or even to buns you can find at 168 Market. I tried a while host of other buns and pastries, but The only thing I've had here that I enjoyed are the Steamed Pork Bun. Get them while they're hot, though.
__label__2 The Skinny: great when you get here around 10:20 am when stuff is fresh from the oven... otherwise you might have a lot less things to choose from (3.75), service: good - if you don't see something, ask the ladies and they'll find it for you in the back (3), value: pricey but will satisfy your Asian bakery fix (3)\n\nThe first couple of times I came here, I wasn't really impressed. The counters were pretty bare in the afternoon and I walked out empty handed.\n\nThen, for whatever reason, we stopped by this place at 10:20 am. I was shocked. They had Portuguese Egg Tarts (a Macau specialty - egg tarts with a golden brown topping from the extra sugar), Curry beef puffs, butter pan loaves, Taiwanese type sammys, rice dumplings. It was like a completely different store.\n\nThe Portuguese Egg Tarts are okay. I find the filling to be nice, but there are problems with the pastry. Not quite the shortbread crust, it's kind of a hybrid of between the flaky and cookie crust.\n\nThe curry beef puff is good. The puff pastry is flaky and light while the curried beef is flavourful. The bbq pork puff pastry was ok due to the lackluster bbq pork filling.\n\nIf baked buns are your thing, there is a caveat. I would say that the bun is a little on the drier side - okay when fresh but isn't that good the next day. For the buns without filling (ie, pineapple buns), you might find yourself a little disappointed. That being said, if you are a filling kind of person, you'll love this bakery because of the copious amounts of filling in their red bean and lotus paste buns. \n\nThe steamed buns are great and hold up better (I've refrigerated them and resteamed them the next day and it's good.). Fav are the red bean steamed bun - lots of filling, nice lighter texture than what you normally see.\n\nI really love their butter pan loaf (I'm not talking about the butter pan buns... see the pic here because I have no idea what they really call it in English: http://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?userid=h9RUaaHa5kcQKqtJ-sgS0Q ). I got addicted to this brioche-like bread in Hong Kong from their famous Maxim's bakery. Although Diamond's cannot compare to Maxim's, it still is pretty good. Buttery and lighter than their regular bread, it iswonderful toasted with a little butter/jam.\n\nWith some great things items, this is my \"go to\" place when I've a hankering for some Chinese bakery if I can get here when the bread comes out of the oven (10:20am).
__label__2 This place is ok, as my rating says. I come here for the lemon horns. They run out relatively quickly so get here early. The pastry is flaky and the filling is just as a lemon filling should taste - sweet yet acidic. The cakes are ok but not too impressive. They had a recent renovation which seemed useless. I'm sure there are better in Chinatown. The only reason this one is frequented so often is because of its location next to the 99 Ranch Market.
__label__2 Came here to pick up a cake for a birthday. First thing i saw was the egg custard. After that I didnt care much for the cake. All i wanted was that egg custard. Anyways this place is good. Line wasnt bad when getting the cake. PIcked up the cake around noon. It wasnt busy at all. Wouldve liked it if i went in here when they have all the stuff just out of the oven! That would have been the best. I wouldve gotten 1 of each if i had enough money that time. There were a lot of stuff i wanted to get but i didnt have time. Like i said, only thing i wanted was that egg custard!! I dont think i got a taste of that cake during the birthday party
__label__1 I come from socal and this place would never survive there.  Nonetheless, this is the only place that I could find decent sponge cake in vegas, and their pineapple custard buns are REALLY good.  The zong zi are bleh (filled with green bean, egg yolk and pork, but not much of any of those things) and not very fresh (we asked about the red bean zong zi and the lady that worked there actually told us not to buy it because it was really old).  The egg custard tars are also really tiny.  The steamed red bean buns are really really good though, and did I mention already that the pineapple custard buns are absolutely DELICIOUS?  \n\nAlso, be sure to come in here early to get the full selection - we went at around 3 in the afternoon twice, and all they had left was sponge cake and egg custard tarts.
__label__0 Warning!!! this place recycles rice and food. To my dismay, I observed the waiters pick out some rice parts from the rice bowls and then top it off. Later I saw one table had a leftover, they took it to the back, while they bussed the table and threw everything else away...hmm I wonder who they will serve that to!\nAvoid pork and clams, their meat is half rotted!!!\nRoast pork and duck taste ok.\nAlso they do not take credit cards. Just avoid this place.
__label__0 I wouldn't even give this place a star if it was possible. My family came here for dinner. We ordered deep fried tofu, half a duck, and salty fish fried rice. \n\nThe half duck didn't include any breast meat. It only included the worst parts of the duck. We complained to management, but they didn't seem to care and walked away. I'll upload an image of the bones. Duck breast meat bones are flat and long. \n\nThe fish fried rice did not actually include any fish. \n\nThe deep fried tofu was bland and uninteresting. \n\nIt was one of those, \"wow, these people really suck at their job\" moments and one of the worst dining experiences of my life.
__label__1 Overpriced food here. The duck was OK, but i wish the skin should be crispy instead soft skin.
__label__2 We were in China Town Plaza wanting to grab a quick lunch but our little one wanted noodles. It was between this place and Harbor Palace.\n\nWe ordered the wonton noodles and dry beef chow fun.\nThe dishes were your typical decent Chinese food but I felt it wasn't worth the price we paid. Pretty much all the dishes here were overpriced and they didn't even have some sort of lunch menu/specials. \n\nI have to admit, the service was pretty decent but I think we'll stick to our usual Chinese restaurant, KJ Kitchen. \n\nP.S. Most of the restaurant near China Town areas are CASH ONLY. So, be sure to bring some cash...
__label__0 Date/Time:  Saturday - 7:30pm\nOccasion:  Dinner with daddy and little brother\nParty of:  Three\nLocation:  Typical Chinese restaurant. Simple decor. Not the cleanest\nOrdered:  Westlake Beef Soup, Flamebroiled Pepper-Beef Steak, Ginger Chicken, and Seafood-Tofu claypot\nTotal incl gratuity: ~$\n\nExpensive.  Definitely gone down-hill.  And quite simply put, not worth it.  The only thing worth mentioning was the soup.  The pepper beef steak was sliced way too large and quite difficult to chew.  The ginger chicken was terribly dry.  And I wasn't interested in taking another bite of the seafood tofu claypot.\n\nTo top it off, each entree ran $12 - $18.  $60 for four entrees at a Chinese restaurant?? Definitely not worth it it!  I've typically gone here for lunch and ordered noodles.  Now I'm scared and likely not to return.  I'm going to stick with pho in Chinatown from now on.  Fellow yelpers: any suggestions on other better Chinese restaurants in the area? ;)
__label__2 Food - 5 stars \nDelicious Chinese food. We ordered so much food for five people: \n- Seafood chow mein - Good flavor and lots of seafood.\n- Seafood soup - Very gingery if you don't like the flavor. \n- BBQ pork - From what I was told, most of the pieces were fatty. Dish was small for $10. \n- Tofu bowl with seafood, chicken, and veggies - Okay dish.\n- Mixed veggies with fungus and various mushroom - Yum! This was delicious. \n\nPrices were a bit higher than what we're used to back in the Bay Area. \n\nWatch your food. Our dishes has plastic and foil pieces. \n\nCleanliness - 1 stars\nCheck your utensils for leftover food. Tables were also not wiped down very well. Lastly, the floor had lots of napkins, chopsticks, and food. I can't believe this restaurant received an A grade! \n\nService - 2 stars \nEven from the beginning of the experience, service was not great. The person at the front pointed to our table and gave us our menus. We also had to ask our waiter for so many items - rice, clean utensils, and our bill. \n\nOverall, good food, but that is all.
__label__1 I remember coming to this location with my family every time we were in Vegas. I wanted something cheap and delicious. I found the latter! \n\nOrdered the: \n* 1/2 Roasted Duck - It was actually quite good here but my boyfriend commented on the small portions compared to Cali Sam Woos. \n* BBQ Pork & Chicken Rice - Ahh tasted just like home\n* Veggies (suggested seasonal veggies) - simply saut\u00e9ed with some garlic & salt. Srzly can't go wrong. \n\nIt was quite expensive here though - bill came out to be around $50 or so. I mean sure we ate for 3 MORE meals but....\nAND it's cash only. \n\nI think I'm going to try Capital Seafood upstairs next time.
__label__1 Service and cleanliness and such were okay, but the food was mediocre compared to other places in town and it was expensive for the low quality and taste they offer. Their BBQ to go for the duck and pork are much better, but this isn't a good dine in place.
__label__0 This is one of the worse restaurants ever! I must admit their food is somewhat delcious but the service is a big FAT F! My freinds and I decided to dine in late one night. We ordered and as usual these waiters in chinese restaurants are rude which we just ignored. As our order was put in they waiter comes back with our BILL, he stated \" the cashier is leaving and they were ready to close the register\". We did not even receive our food and they were already throwing the bill at us. I thoguht that was flat our rude!! even thou the food was good we were not doing to deal with this we got up and left the table! I would not reccomend this place at all! they were closed before for a horrible food inspection grade of F. Your better off eating at panda express!
__label__0 I used to come here with the family every year whenever we were in Vegas. Saying that I went here a week ago and the quality has completely gone down the drain. I ordered the juk (rice porridge) with duck egg and pork. It was so watery and tasteless. Barely any pork or egg. Tasted like water. Then got the won ton soup with noodles. Again soup was just water. The won tons themselves tasted like they made them yesterday and just reheated them so they were chewy. I won't be coming back here. I guess I will have to find another chinese place if I'm craving good chinese food while I'm in Vegas.
__label__0 Bad service and nothing special about it..\n\nCompared to other Sam Woo branch seriously, this branch doesn't really serve a good food.. \n\nNot a good value.. Don't waste your time and money here, especially if you're familiar with Sam Woo BBQ restaurants.
__label__0 Very expensive tourist trap. The food is pure crap.
__label__1 For a change of scenery or you simply are sick of all-you-can-eat buffets, I would suggest this place. Just know that, like all other Asian restaurants, you are going to get terrible terrible service. The staff will act like they are doing you a favor by feeding you. The food at other Sam Woo's restaurants in Southern California is much better.
__label__0 Be careful when you eat in this restaurant I was order ong choy it has grass in side the food they gave me an other plate the second plate it has more grass then the first plate .and the price so expensive , never again and i recommend don't go to this place .
__label__0 If you want hepatitis this is a place where you can get it! Totally disgusting from the food to the restaurant and the waiters. This whole place should be bombed with RAID!
__label__0 I came to this cleaners for a bridesmaid dress to be altered and I was extremely happy with it.  Since I live close by I figured I would try the Dry Cleaning side of.  I will NEVER EVER come back to this place again.  I feel like I was totally ripped off.  \n\nI dropped my clothes off on a Thursday and she said to pick them up on Tuesday.  (Open all weekend so why so long).  I came in today Tuesday at 4pm.  She told me they JUST STARTED working on my items and she would call me when they would be ready.  1 hour later she said they were ready.  I picked them up, took them home and this is when I get heated.  \n\nMy Herve Leger dress I dropped off was the only thing that looked cleaned.  I had black shoe polish stains on it from an event I had attended and lucky for me they came out and the dress looked brand new.  I made such a stink about this dress to the older Asian lady at the front of the store, she knew I was going to make sure this dress was spotless when I came back.  All my other shirts still had water stains on them and they looked dirty still.  It looked like all my other items were just pressed so they looked like they were treated.  I think they ran out of time and got lazy and so they cleaned the Herve Leger dress and just pressed the other items to save time and to rip me off! I called as soon as I got home and noticed all of this and the same lady played dumb with me.  She said I could come back the next day and they would fix it but as I told her before, I was going out of the country and needed these items.  She then said to bring them in when I get back and they will correct the issue but to be honest, after reading others reviews on this place, I do not trust Sparkle Cleaners.  I'll take a loss on this and go back to my other dry cleaners across town.   Save yourself the trouble people!!
__label__0 If I could give this place and its employees zero stars I would have. \n\nI had pretty much the same experience as the other reviewers here. Unbelievably long waits (although the waiting room had a max of 8 people in it). Rude and dismissive nurses and employees, and I couldn't find a trash can or box of tissues to save my life! I was in Vegas on vacation with my father and had the unfortunate experience of getting a severe case of food poisoning. I was already scared since I was in a strange city and in a lot of pain. I know that waiting is to be expected in ERs but the kind of rude treatment that I received by a couple of the nurses was simply inexcusable (and I am a very patient and low-maintenance patient typically). There was one nurse named Lori that was an angel, and the student doctor that was there was not too bad either, but the majority of the staff were simply lounging around chatting and didn't want to be disturbed by a paying patient who was suffering and scared. All I can say is- pray that you never get sick in Vegas and if you do, go ANYWHERE but UMC.
__label__1 Went here for pneumonia. Emergency room dirty and packed. Horrible reception staff. Nurses in ER especially Erin was awesome. Went into IMC/ICU for pneumonia and empyema. Docs inserted a chest tube. Which they did not drain enough and ended up hospitalized again 2 weeks later with a new chest tube at mike o Callaghan hospital (horrible ER awesome ICU care and specialized docs/pulmonoligist). UMC ICU had the worst CNA's (Sally was the worst no respect and careless) and nurses (1 good nurse Teresita she helped when she was assigned to me). They were rude. Esp the fact most were Filipino nurses. I am Filipino and my wife is white as snow. They did not treat her with any respect.  Careless and no care for the pain I was in.\nRude, dirty, bad care, bad doctors on decisions to discharge patients when not fully recovered. \nHopefully new president fixes the patient care here.
__label__0 Very unprofessional. They have unclear and unprofressional business policies. Did not accept company check from another tow yard, was not told this untill we made the 5 hour drive to pick up a vehicle. Office personell are very unhelpful. When our business owner called to talk to a supervisor they said it is business policy that no one can speak to a supervisor. Horrible business.
__label__0 TERRIBLE TERRIBLE SERVICE!!!!!! \n\nI understand no one will be happy to get their car towed, but this place is a joke. \n\nI was also one of the victims at Firefly (separate night from the previous review..)  15 of us got towed at Firefly, when there was only 2 8.5x11 signs on a light pole outside of an abounded building, NOT near the parking.   I was parked in a spot labeled \"Visitor\".  If this many cars are getting towed everyday, that says something about their communication about parking there. \n\nThis place only takes cash (so they can probably pay a chunk to whoever else is part of the parking scam at Firefly..) and they charge $7 ATM fee.  \n\nMy license was in my car, in my purse, and they wont let you go to the lot to get it, someone brings it out to you. \n\nThe manager at this place told me Firefly has been doing this for months.  And that Firefly wont pay to use those parking spots, so the owner of the empty building next door tows the cars every night. \n\nI finally get my car-- IT HAS A BLUE SCRATCH ON IT!!!  It is about one square foot that was NOT there the night before. They had me fill out a piece of paper and said the \"claim team\" will contact me... . it does no seem promising..I am still waiting for that call. \n\nI mean what tow company will pass up the experience to tow cars, but this place is SHADY!!
__label__2 I have been here two times. It's not a bad place. Atmosphere is very nice. Waitress was friendly. Food was not bad, pretty average. If I am in the mood for simple Korean food,  would come to this place.
__label__1 I dined here with a friend yesterday and the first thing that drew us in was the happy hour special. We were able to choose 2 different types of Korean BBQ, a soup, and a beer or soju for just about $26. This is a great deal when it comes to Korean BBQ. The portions were ideal for 2 people. Most of the waitresses were friendly and helpful; however, we had one girl as our main waitress and she was not attentive and awfully rude. She left the bulgogi (Korean marinated beef) on the stove too long and it almost burned, so I had to flip them over, cut the meat, and distribute myself. Anytime we asked her for something, she seemed angry and frustrated. We said \"thank you\" for everything she brought over (with extreme delay I might add), and I never heard her once say \"you're welcome\". She spoke fluent English, so I knew that wasn't the issue. Also, the food... I guess coming from the NYC area I am extremely biased; however, I was rather disappointed. The food wasn't bad, but it was nowhere near my expectations. The bulgogi was in large pieces and not juicy and the pork bulgogi was not spicy (pork bulgogi is supposed to be a spicy, flavorful dish). The side dishes were the most disappointing part. Usually, in Korean BBQ houses, you receive a bunch of side dishes to compliment your meal. Korean Garden BBQ House only gives about 4. So overall, I most likely will not be returning and if you've ever had great Korean BBQ, I do not recommend this place. My search for a 5-star Korean restaurant in Vegas continues..
__label__3 We went here on a saturday night with a group of 5 people for the AYCE, and quite enjoyed our experience.\n\nThe food was great; I definitely prefer their sides to Tofu Huts, though I still like Honey  Pig's Kim chi and pickles better. I did miss beef tongue, which they do not seem to have. Sad face. \n\nIt may be due to where our table was; directly along the wait staff's path to the kitchen, or due to the fact that we ate pretty late at night and the restaurant wasn't packed, but we didn't seem to have the service problems a lot of other yelpers encountered. \n\nPros:\n- Great food, lots of different sides. My favorite bean paste stuff I've had in Vegas.\n- You'll have infinitely better luck getting in here than at Tofu Hut. Also, more parking.\n- Quite affordable for the amount and quality of meat. Much nicer meat cuts than tofu hut.\n- Incongruous and lovably campy tiki party atmosphere! Korean Dramas on TV!\n\nCons:\n- No beef tongue! \n- Service can be a bit on the slow side. Wasn't super bad, but we did have to ask and wait for water a few times. This seemed to stem from staff being busy, and they were super friendly.
__label__3 Great place to eat! Not only is the food great but the service is also great! I have a hard time finding great service in Asian restaurants. They came around regularly and we didn't feel like they were ignoring us. They also came around and helped with the BBQ from time to time. Their spicy squid and beef tofu soup were a little spicier than I would have liked them to be. I'm not a big fan of this mashed potato side dish they have. I'm definitely a big fan of beef tongue, squid, brisket, Kim chi, and bulgogi.
__label__2 Came here on a recommendation of a friend, and for a bachelor party, and let me tell you I wasn't disappointed! \n The gals are friendly and not pushy. Bottle service is a good way to go. \n And the funny thing was they weren't gonna let me in since I was wearing a wifebeater, but they let me buy one of their t-shirts($20) to put over it, and they let us all in for free!!!\n And all the gals are pretty attractive.
__label__0 Okay, so my husband wanted to go here since he'd heard of it. Big, big mistake. If could give them 0 stars I would. \n\nFirst, DO NOT take a taxi to get there. They charge you $30 per person if you do, because they have to pay off the taxi driver. So don't expect the $10 price advertised on their website. And don't forget the 2 drink minimum per person, and drinks are $15 each. \n\nSecond, it's not nearly as nice as I expected it to be. The reputation is as a high class strip club, but in reality it's very trashy. The girls were so-so, nothing special. None of them really made use of the poles. If you want a good pole dance show, try Cirque du Soleil instead. \n\nI highly, highly recommend against going there.  Definitely not the kind of place where a woman can go with her husband comfortably.
__label__0 Friendly bouncers (not a good thing).  Unattractive women.  STANK.\n\nWhatever you do, do NOT come to Cheetah's for a good time.  You're not gonna find it here.\n\nWe were dropped off by a shuttle on our second stop for the night.  I'm not sure exactly what time it was, maybe 3am on a Saturday night.  The first thing that I noticed when walking in was that the bouncers were COOL.  As in smiling and friendly.  That totally threw me off.  It couldn't have been a good sign.\n\nWe walked in (no cover, I would have been PISSED if we had to pay), and it STANK.  Like cigarettes and ass and no attempt at covering up with perfume.  They seriously need to have their ventilation system worked on if they even have one.  If there is any kind of CFM air change code requirements, this place isn't meeting them.  We sat down, and there were only maybe 5 girls working, and no one on stage.  Yes, I realize it was late.  But it was a SATURDAY NIGHT IN VEGAS!!  The girls were pretty nasty looking, and I was DRUNK!  Can't get much sadder than that.  We stayed maybe 10-15 minutes before I was able to get ahold of a cabbie I met to save us from this shithole.  \n\nI have heard of Cheetah's, but whatever magic there may have once been here has crawled into a corner and died with a lit cigarette in its mouth.  I will never be back for any reason.  Stay away!
__label__1 Cool layout big bar! But the girls? Alot of them look like there on drugs. I say they ranged from zeros to a couple of 5s. Sad to say watching the customers was more amusing than watching the girls. Not only were they not cute, but their dancing was WACK. the dj played pretty good music tho. Drinks were weak. I left without a lap dance. Need I say more?
__label__4 Will always remain one of my 'to go' places when passing through vegas.
__label__1 I was very excited to check this place out, it had been written up as one of the classic/oldest steak houses in Vegas so my co-workers and I went in with great expectations. \nWhen we arrived the dinning room was almost completely empty, the hostess was very sweet and set us up in a nice booth. This is where things started falling apart, it comes down to just crappy service. The waiters, dressed in tuxes gathered in a group outside the kitchen and showed little to no interest in providing any level of service. When a waiter did show up to take my coworkers drink order my coworker  asked if they had any IPA's to which the waiter said  that they had Heineken my coworker pointed out that this was not an IPA which the waiter then disputed. I asked multiple times for the wine list and after some time of being ignored I went to the hostess and got one myself. I can't say enough about how bad the service was I'm pretty easy going but I was pissed my the time we were done eating. The food was good which is why I'm giving them 2 stars otherwise it would be one star. \nWhen we were leaving  we told the hostess of our dissatisfaction and she took down our emails and assured us that we'd be taken care of and would receive some sort of compensation, over a week later this hasn't happened.
__label__2 This is not the same restaurant of past years.  Been eating at the Golden Steer since the early 1970's and the service and food was outstanding.  Going down hill since the 2000's.  Will not eat there any more.  Not worth the value.  Staff was very friendly and they decor has not changed.  I ordered a NY Strip steak and they butterflied it and took all the flavor out it.  We used to brag about his place to all we know who were traveling to Las Vegas, no more.
__label__3 Definitely an old school steak house and I say that in a good way!  I haven't been here since the 80s when we came here as tourists.  \n\nA friend and I went here to enjoy a tasty steak, and that's just what we did.  Since we were there early, we had run of the place.  We took photos of the different booths where Sinatra, Elvis, Sammy Davis, Jr. and Dean Martin dined.  The hostess showed us a side room where she said Tony Spilotro would dine and she had a story about a counter where their guns were placed before they sat down.  When she said that he was there only a month before his body was found in the desert (after he was murdered, he was buried in a field in Indiana), it cast a little doubt on the authenticity of her story.  Enough of that, on to the meal.\n\nWe both ordered the 12 ounce filet that their menu refers to as \"the Aristocrat of Tenderness).  I ordered a chopped green salad with Roquefort dressing.  I got the jumbo baked potato that the menu bills as \"Vegas' biggest.\"  Finally, we each had some chocolate cake for dessert.\n\nThe bread basket was simply some sliced Italian bread--nothing special.  The steaks were wonderful.  Mine was very tender.  I ordered it back and blue and that's almost the way I got it.  It was done a bit more than I prefer.  My friend ordered his well done--he's a Brit--go figure, but he enjoyed his steak, too!\n\nI only got butter with the baked potato and it was swimming in butter.  It was excellent!  My friend got fries which he described as chips as good as you can get in the States and as good as what he gets at home.\n\nWe both ordered the chocolate cake.  This was a bit of a disappointment.  It was a bit dry and a bit small.  There was no dollop of whipped cream to dress it up.  \n\nService was great.  Our server has been with the Golden Steer for years, and he was on top of everything.  Very nice dining experience in a classic Las Vegas steakhouse that has been around for years and years.
__label__0 From the moment I waked into this place I was made to feel like I did not belong. Even with a reservation, they made me feel as though I was not welcomed. Rude host staff and bartender who seemed to truly careless about anybody other than some fat cat sitting on the end of the bar. \n\nOh, well, on to my seat, and this is where the fun begins. I should have trusted my gut instinct immediately upon entering the restaurant and gone someplace else, btu I was hoping the food would redeem the poor service.\n\nI was sooo wrong. \n\nThe food here was not what I expected for the price. My steak was tough, filled with tendon and not cooked properly, Escargot was amazingly bland, and sides had a \"pre-packaged\" taste/quality I could not get past. On top of the \"okay\" food, the service was disgusting. I dined alone, and was not pinching pennies; I wanted to spoil myself. At the end of the meal my server asked me if I had a coupon! This was beyond outrageous and I can venture a guess at to why he targeted me as a possible \"coupon carrying\" person. I paid cash, no coupon, and vowed to never return to this place that clearly is use to, and wants to, cater only to the \"Good Ol' Boys\". They should really be ashamed.
__label__1 While the steak and table side Cesar Salad was perfection, NOTHING else at this restaurant was even close to acceptable.  From the moment we arrived, until we left, our service was simply HORRIBLE. First, at the hostess stand the hostess stood glaring at her computer screen as we stood waiting to be acknowledged. Never did acknowledge us, so we turned around and went to the bar. 2 cocktails (a beer and a wine) 17 bucks, gave the older man bartender a 20 and he NEVER CAME BACK WITH OUR CHANGE! The assumption that, that was his tip was rude and in very bad service and bad form. Of course he was going to get that as his tip, but to assume. BAD!  VERY BAD. Its stealing! And if he \"forgot\" even worse, he shouldn't be working at such a restaurant as the Golden Steer.  So we went back to the stand and the \"harried\" hostess was able to accommodate our reservation, clueless as to our earlier \"encounter\".  The food service was slow, wreck-less (no refills of anything: water, bread, butter, coffee, or up-sell cocktails!), and the removal of dirty plates never happened. We stacked our plates to get them out of our way after sitting empty in front of us for 15 minutes. \nThe Prime aged 20 oz. T Bone was very good, as was the Cesar Salad. AS FOR the desert - forget it!! I wanted REAL NY cheesecake: I got Sara Lee...Im almost positive; NOT restaurant QUALITY in the least.  Coffee arrived bitter, luke warm, and no refills were offered. \nIn closing, Id skip Golden Steer. There are wayyyyy too many fine steak house in Vegas to be bothered with this dinosaur.
__label__2 Jay, gave me the worst service, ever! He reached across a couple of our guests to serve drinks and when he finally got around to taking our dinner order, at his leisure. All of our drinks were empty, and that didn't seem to bother him either. And amidst him taking the time out of his busy schedule to take our order( with 3 other tables in the place), he proceeds to tap his hand on his crossed arms. One of our group mentioned that we must have pissed off the waiter.  Steaks, tough! Feel free to check out my other reviews. I am never negative about restaurants, but this one took the cake. The only reason it was given 3 stars was because of the atmosphere. So if tou dont care about the food being good, or the service being worth a darn, well this is your kind of place!!
__label__0 Don't know how this chain stays in business. The food they put out is under par and when you bring it to their attention its hilarious to see the look on their face. It just comes from poor or no management.  2 people here and half the table are dirty.
__label__0 After all the great reviews my husband and I decided to give it a go.... wah wah wah. Hubby ordered chicken fried steak and banana bread. He said the bread was awesome, and that the chicken fried steak was o.k and that Big Dogs is better. I ordered the American Cheeseburger ( i know i ordered a cheeseburger in a breakfast joint ) but I was still thinking its a family owned diner it should be good. BIG Mistake..it was hands down the worst cheeseburger I have had in my life! The meat tasted like it was old and from one of those tubes that you buy for 2 bucks at the store. It was burned on the outside and pink in the middle, over worked dry and tough, the bun was wet from the wilted veggies. It actually made me sick ( i only are 2 bites )The atmosphere is unclean and it smells like dirty grandmas. I dont know how it got so many rave reviews... I guess people have no taste buds! And to top it off it was 35 dollars ( with my daughters 1 pancake included ). Stay away unless you like being sick and paying for it.
__label__2 We went there for breakfast a Monday morning.  It was near noon, but they serve breakfast all day.  The place was pretty crowded and seems to be popular with older folks. It's very kitschy, but it has that old mom-and-pop diner atmosphere, and that type of menu as well.  We tried their stuffed French toast and their pancakes combos. The food was good, tasty enough, but not particularly outstanding or inspired.  Basically, this is your typical all-American breakfast joint.\n\nFull review at http://www.marga.org/foodblog/2011/08/omelet-house-las-vegas-review/
__label__0 I have been to a lot of restaraunts and worked in the hospitality industry for over 18 years and I can clearly state \"THIS IS THE NASTIEST PLACE I HAVE EVER BEEN TO.\"  Right from the get go, the smell here is horrific.  Why did I not turn around right then you ask???? Great question,,, I am going to say that the stench is so overwhelming it puts you into a mild coma and you are not able to clearly function or think straight.  That caused me to to stay.  I was also having not such a good morning so I just gave in and figured something to eat would help.  I ordered a polish sausuage sandwich on sourdough.  Let's just say that the cup of mustard that was on this aboration was too much to handle.  I brought it up to the server who could care less excetp to say \"Yeah, that's a lot of mustard\".  That was his solution.  \n\nSo in a nutshell:\n1) The restaraunt smells like a combination of a dirty fish market and a sewer.\n2) The food cannot really be called that.  The slop they serve is litterally unedible.  \n3) The service staff has ZERO clue what service is and how to take care of anyone.  \n\nThis place should honestly be blown up.  What a pit of despair.
__label__3 This is a great spot for breakfast off the strip.  It doesn't have much appeal, but it makes up for it with the food.  The Omelet House has the best banana nut bread hands down.  The omlets and other breakfast items are good, but you definitely need to eat here for the banana nut bread.
__label__0 The whole place smells like dirty grease.
__label__4 Big portions, tasty and some of the best service we have received! This will be my Vegas go-to breakfast place.
__label__1 Food OK service needs improvement my server took my order wrong and did not check until the end
__label__2 The waitress was quite nice. The potato chips are awesome. The rest of our food was just ok, nothing spectacular. Place is very old school. It was an ok breakfast in general here ...
__label__3 Amazing warm banana nut bread and delicious potatoes! The omelettes are huge...consider sharing. Coffee is not the best but everything else makes up for it. Friendly service and cozy place....the restaurant is inside a shopping center not to be confused by the sign.
__label__4 Banana bread is the greatest on earth! It's worth driving here just for that alone. The breakfast is huge and the price is tiny! My new favorite place!
__label__0 This place don't need a makeover, it needs a bulldozer.\nIt puts the whole community to shame.
__label__3 Items selected:  Bavarian, Blueberry Cake, Blueberry Fritter, Sourcream, Buttermilk Bar, Raised Glazed, Reverse Cinnamon Roll, Chocolate Cake, Crumb Cake, Apple Fritter\n\nHaving arranged various \"foodcrawls\" in the past it was with admitted enthusiasm that I entered Real Donuts to gather provisions for Las Vegas' first (known) donut crawl and with several glistening varieties fresh from the fryer only two challenges arose, the first limiting my order to a dozen and the second delivering the fried dough to the party without sneaking a bite.  A small, clean shop with excellent service and a dozen donuts only $10 after tax and a tip it was up against three other doughnutteries that Real would find itself matched and although the occasional contender from Sunrise Too, Master Donuts, or Donut Hut shined it was Real Donuts that proved most consistent across the board.  Featuring crispy fritters rife with fruit and low in oil, a textbook old-fashioned sourcream that literally melts on the tongue, and both yeasted and cake options on par with the city's best it would truly be hard to name a bad one in the bunch - a task I'll simply discard and suggest futile as I think back on the Blueberry Fritter, a 95 cent daily special I'd suggest worthy of 'destination' status.
__label__2 My first time there and the young I would say pacific island young lady was  semi friendly it was early right at opening I got there. However She began to warm up as we were choosing the doughnuts we wanted. 2nd time I went was last week , week and few days, and a lady I would say in her mid 30 to early 40 maybe assisted me. I walked in yet again right close to opening, as I walked in I noticed PRE-PAK BOX of doughnuts to my curiosity I asked, oh what are those , I will take one of those since they are ready to go. she then said OH those are on reserve , I said oh, well why don't you have a sign on them, she said they are DAY OLD they sell from the previous night for 5.00 a box of 21 doughnuts and ALL boxes are Reserved. Well here I am at 415-425 am first customer probably in the door, and here comes another customer, a Male who grabs a box of those SAME doughnuts and proceeds to the counter to PAY. As I am finishing my selection of buying my 9.00 dozen, it ERKED me to know she has not said a word to him about these RESERVED Doughnuts. So I did \n\nThen she went in hyper voice aka Busted voice, and told him They are on reserve , and I told HER, Then you shouldn't have out for ,customer perception of thinking they can grab and go, or you need to label them as reserved or you need to keep them in the back as reserved items Should be located . Needless to say she Heard NONE of my suggestions just kept RUNNING her MOUTH of Guiltless that Customer Was like Oh these are the day old Doughnuts for $5 a box, I said Oh I know I just learned that just NOW. However she told me they are on RESERVE, she then turned to him and said Yes they are, That customer, got angry and walked out without further word \n\nI paid my $9.00 only because they were already selected and in a box, but I surely FELT very cheated and very robed. As it should NOT be a RESERVED STATUS ON DAY OLD DOUGHNUTS. But rather a First Come First Serve Basis Period. \n\nNeedless to say. 2nd time was not an invite to Return BACK . \n\nDoughnuts were a bit sweet, however the cake one with cream in the middle was beginning to be one of my likes, as it was one that was in the middle of the road.
__label__4 If your looking for a good buzz and a nice shave this is the place to hit up!\nGerardo's is one place i would return to every two days just cuz im pretty hairy. lol On a Fa real tip though im from Cali and when i stepped into this place I thought I was in cuba, It has a very nice ambiance and the staff makes you feel very welcome. This is one of the first barber shops I have ever been to and I have to tell you it is exactly what i expected. Nothing short of fanaminal. On another note I was refered to this place from another barber shop called FINO, a \"Gentlemens Barbershop\" . Im Glad i ended up going to Gerardo's. It is ThE' BEST place.
__label__0 By far the worst bank I've ever banked with. How the HELL do you charge your own clients money to withdraw from your own atm??? Um...... they do!!!! It's normal for another atm to charge you a fee...... Well so does this bank. You not only get charged with the other bank or atm fee, but 1NCU also charges you a $3 fee for using another bank or atm. Really???? I can't stand the service. There bank has 2 tellers only, and the line could be full as 15-20 people and there isn't any additional help provided. The list goes on and on. I'm exhausted just thinking about the problems............. oh yeah, they also charge you $19.50 a month just to have a checking account. HaHahaha. I love this free world............ Not!!!!!! One Nevada Credit Union is garbage!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Bank of America or Wells Fargo here I come.
__label__1 Disclaimer: I absolutely love One Nevada. My review for this location is solely based on this location and not the services of One Nevada overall.\n\nThere just must be something about when you put a teller behind a bullet proof glass case but attitudes here are no where near as friendly or personable at other branches that I am accustomed to visiting.\n\nI wouldn't even visit this location if I didn't have to but since this is the only location with a transaction center, I am forced to. The tellers do their job but basically that is it. Do not expect a \"thank you\" or \"you're welcome\". Definitely do not expect a \"have a nice day\" or \"thank you for business\". \n\nI hope One Nevada catches on and does some employee intervention with this branch. Coming is here is extremely unpleasant and every time I leave this branch, I always think I need to change banks.
__label__0 In the LVRJ on Tuesday 15th of January , Mark Larkin from Larkin Plumbing was quoted saying a PVB replacement after freezing should cost between $200 & $400, and after my discount my estimate was $605. I had the repair carried out by licensed plumber for $220. \n Just saying.....
__label__0 Total scam artist!!  Don't ever trust them!!!  Told me I had roots taking over my pipes and would need to jackhammer and dig up under the house.  Several thousand $'s.  Had another company come for a second look.  ALL LIES!!!  F-ing thief SAM made it all up.  These people should be shut down!!!
__label__0 I got a call from my girlfriend that her rental car had a flat so I told her to call Charlie Cheap Car & have them service it. Imagine my shock when they told her to put the spare on herself and call 2 days later because they were closed. When I finally got to Vegas a week later she still had the spare on & when we tried to return the car on a Monday, President's Day, they said no because again they were closed. What type of human tells a woman, much less a paying customer to do it herself? If you expect ANY level of customer service, go elsewhere. I cannot wait to get rid of this POS with 105,000 miles on it & tell them they suck tomorrow.
__label__1 I love Capriotti but I don't love this location..every time I go there they say the oven is broken. They recommended me to go to there other location near Hard Rock Casino. Which I couldn't do because I had to ride a bus 35 mins to get there.it took at least 25 mins by bus to get to this location
__label__4 I love this place! I get all of my uniforms for bartending here. They will give you a discount if you tell them you work in the casinos. \n\nThe only flaw is that they assume that every girl that comes in is a dancer. That is seriously annoying. Just because you THINK I am a dancer, doesnt give you the right to say it aloud. That is just RUDE.
__label__1 Read the reviews and was pretty pleased.....until I got to this Salvation Army. Major disappointment :/ \nThere is a mix of really old clothes & old shoes, really old worn out furniture, and dishes. I'm not expecting pristine items, but c'mon now these things should be given away to people in need, not charging them!  I was at least hoping to find  anything older vegas style, anything!!!! Found not a single item.....Oh well, on to the next shop.   \nPlenty of parking thou
__label__2 Just a tip for everyone, this Macy's only sells home products, it does NOT sell any clothes whatsoever even though the yelp description says this location does - it does not. I drove to Macy's today to get a suit and this one was the closest to my house. I arrived and noticed that the sign is brown instead of the traditional red and it just looked different from the outside. I walked into the store and all around the store just to confirm that they do not sell any clothes. All they sell is furniture, towels, kitchen items, etc....\n\nIf you want clothes, don't go to this location.
__label__1 I found these guys on the web and thought that, for our guys week out in Vegas, I'd get a limo to pick us up and drop us off. I used one of their web specials, made the reservation for a 7:15 PM pickup, and thought I was good. \n\nTwo of us were coming from Chicago and our third was coming from Des Moines. Our flight landed at 6:15 PM and the third landed at 7:10. I decided to make the reservation for 7:15 PM for pickup, in time for our third to be there when the limo arrived. \n\nUpon landing I had a text from the company driver saying that he was there already at 6:15 PM! \n\nI explained to the driver that I had made a reservation for 7:15 and not 6:15. He told me that, despite the web form asking you for the pickup time, they instead go by the flight arrival time. This is mentioned absolutely nowhere on their site and and there is a field for pickup time so I'm thinking that there has to be some mistake. I get his boss' number and call her, a mean, rude woman named Monique, who explained to me what I just wrote above - they go by flight time and not the requested pickup time. Then she told me that I was responsible for the extra half-hour at $34. Not wanting to keep the driver in an odd position I dropped it and paid the extra money. Upon arriving at home I filed a credit card dispute for the amount and sent them the emailed proof with the pickup time highlighted. \n\nOur pickup from the hotel back to the airport with another driver was uneventful - she arrived on time and was very polite. \n\nI would steer clear of these guys and perhaps look at other Vegas limo companies. There are a bunch of other ones out there. I would definitely avoid Presidential Limo since they treat their customers like idiots when the company makes a mistake.
__label__1 I wish I could give a better review, but I wasn't completely satisfied. When I booked the limo, I specified that the sedan town car was what I wanted. The driver showed up in an SUV instead. I was never told there was a possibility I could get an entirely different vehicle. Also, there was no passenger seat  - I had mentioned that I wanted one. Finally, the person booking the reservation asked me if I would like the driver to hold up a sign with the last name of our party. SInce it was a wedding, I thought it would be perfect. I gave her all the information and she said it was all set. There was no sign or any mention of it when the limo pulled up. I asked the limo driver about it later and he said he had no idea about any sign. Why does Presidential offer it if they won't fulfill the request?
__label__2 Presidential Limousines was good, but I had hoped for better. We had a pickup at McCarran Airport, and rented the limo for an hour assuming that would be enough time for the 20 minute drive. I was told on the phone that pickup time started when the plane landed. That should have been a warning! Our plane landed at 9:12 pm. The driver met us at baggage claim. I wanted to stop at a quick stop store (if we had time) she told me right then we didn't have time. I said okay, could we add an 1/2 hour to our rental, no because her next pickup was 10 minutes after ours ended. We got our bags and all rushed to the limo. She quickly poured the champagne and rushed us to the casino. Took our bags out, started cleaning out the glasses and  preparing the limo for the next ride while we were waiting. Handed us a rose and when we asked her to take one picture of us seemed irritated, but did take one pic and left. So Here are the TIPS!!! Don't have them pick you up at the Airport when your plane lands, add 1/2 hour if you are picking up baggage and have them meet you at that time. Even if you have to wait you will not be rushed around like an inconvenience. The second option is to rent it for 1 1/2  or 2 hours.
__label__1 This is a much delayed review. I got married in April 2014 and since it was just a simple ceremony with family members and a few closed friends, I didn't plan on getting a bouquet. My husband told me that I should get one so I have something in my hands. I went in to the shop around February, 2 months before to our big day, picked out a small calla lily bouquet and asked a specific ribbon color (tan in satin material) and was told it could be matched. The small bouquet which only has like a handful of flowers, cost $90. I thought, that's expensive but I didn't want to run around town for a bargain and sucked it up and paid for it based on the awards and reviews. I even sent email with photos of my wedding shoes so the arrangement person knows exactly what color I am talking about. \n\nThen, the day came, my husband picked up the bouquet while I got ready in the hotel room. He brought it back and boy was I upset. The ribbon was brown. Brown. Dark brown. Not tan. I would not have been upset if the ribbon was camel, tan, whatever. But it was brown. It was not anywhere close to the photos I had sent to the shop. \n\nIn hindsight, I wished I had gone and picked it up myself so I could have had it fixed and instead I had my husband to do it and he had no idea what the hell he was looking at. \n\nIf I ever get flowers again for whatever reason, I am definitely requesting a trial so I know what to expect.
__label__3 I go here to get my dog food and dog utilities. Staff is nice, if you run into them they will help. The store is always clean!
__label__3 Very good food but not a place to go if you are in a hurry. Habib is a very gracious host and explains the entire menu to you if you are a first timer.  It is a very nice restaurant with classy decor. Definately a good place for a fancier dinner date or somewhere to go if you plan on having a conversation with your dinner companions. All of the reccomendations by Habib were wonderful dishes.  I had the lamb and it was so moist and tender and the rice was a fantastic combination of spices and herbs like I've never had before.  The hummus was ok and the pita bread warm and fresh. If I'm in Vegas again I would definately go back.
__label__4 Four of us had a wonderful evening at Habib's.  It was our first visit. The restaurant is lovely, and prices are reasonable for this quality of restaurant (table linens, a good wine  list, appropriate stemware for quality wines, etc). This is not a jeans and t-shirt place. Understand that this is ethnic dining at its best, and the proprietor will be personally involved in your experience. He will visit your table often. He explains menu items and preparations in detail, so don't be afraid to ask.\n\nOthers have complimented  the oven bread that comes out first with a little bowl of shirazi (marinated chopped cucumber,tomato and onion ), but the eggplant appetizer (borani) was truly outstanding. My husband who, is more familiar with Persian cuisine, selected  a well-known dish after his eggplant, the  chelo kabab koobideh (ground beef filet, char broiled tomato and rice) plate, and he was very pleased. Yogurt on the side  completed the flavors of the dish. We asked Mr. Habib to describe the special meals he offers in addition to the shish kabob plates. These Persian specialties are not pictured on the menu supplement, but be sure to ask about them if you are interested in a dining adventure.  The chicken with bayberry pilaf was especially good. I was happy with my chicken in pomegranate and walnut sauce, a dark savory stew which is served over pilaf.   One of our party was unhappy with her choice and Mr. Habib quickly and graciously replaced it. He wanted us to be satisfied. We truly felt like a guest in his home. We kept a little tummy space for dessert to end a perfect meal, sharing  an order of baklava and a flan which the waiter torched table-side to caramelize the sugar crust.\nWe will be back.
__label__4 Truly an Authentic Chinese experience. It' looks like a Panda Express from the outside. Inside is a whole new story. Bunch of Chinese waiters running around. There's the infamous cliche of a fishtank. When we got here we were seated next to the fishtank. And fish were looking at me.....So I ordered one. Fried. With a black bean and spicy garlic sauce. Teach that fish to look at me....Grrrrr\nBut in reality. You can order chinese food on the menu. I like things off the menu that only the cool asians know. So my advice - learn some chinese food that's not americanized with sugar and sweetness. And order off the \"cool secret menu\".\n\nUpdate 6/2/08\nSEE I FUCKIN TOLD YOU - BEST CHINESE! EVER!
__label__2 Tried this place for lunch a few weeks back based on the Yelp reviews, and SOLELY on Yelp reviews as based on principal alone I don't think I'd ever randomly walk into a place called \"Food Express\"   Just on a whim I could come up with at least 515,129 better names (list coming soon!), but I digress....\n\nNot sure how others use Yelp but I like to type my address and then find the Highest Rated and \"Best Matches\" within driving distance.   This one kept coming up extremely high on the Best Match list.   Sold.\n\nI then like to find the dishes most people seem to agree on.   Salt and Pepper Pork Chops.   Check.    Called it in and picked it up 15 minutes later.   So far so good.  Upon trying the pork chops, I was slightly underwhelmed.   Perhaps I had too high of expectations?   They were definitely tasty, but I thought they did seem a little greasy/gristly as I was eating them, and they didn't scream \"freshly prepared\" to me based on the lack of warmth.   Did I eat them all anyway?   Shut up.\n\nSo yeah, definitely tasty, not quite as impressive as I was hoping I'd find them, and I havent mentioned it yet but the price was a good value for the amount of food I got.\n\nWon't be in any rush to try it again but it also wouldn't take an act of God to make me try it again (hello Applebees)
__label__0 I love El Pollo Loco but this location SUCKS!! The guy in front of me was ordering catering and the girl was rude and said for him to hold on. She went to the back and came back up front taking crap about the girl she just went to the back to talk to. When we got up to the counter a new girl was taking our order. Her name was Cecy. She had her phone on the counter and was checking her Facebook as we were giving her our order. I caught her eye and gave her a \"seriously?\" look but that didn't stop her from cruising along her social media quest. She called our name for food and informed us that what I ordered they didn't have. She asked me what else I want. I ordered what I didn't want. We finally got our order. The food was terrible. The tortillas were really stale. Nasty! I will never go back to this location again.
__label__2 I went to this location yesterday and I was very disappointed. The lady at the drive thru was very rude.
__label__4 I love Kelly Chiropractic. Not only do you feel very comfortable as soon as you walk in the door, I have never been to a chiropractor who is more thorough then him. He is an amazing Dr. An I recommend him to everyone. He has helped me tremendously with so many issues. I will never trust anyone else to work on me but him. Dr. Kelly an his wife Jane are amazing people. I know I am in good hands. So if you want the best chiropractor I suggest you see him...
__label__3 Well, on my recent trip to Vegas and San Francisco, I made the drastic mistake of leaving both the battery and charger for my D7000 at home...in Chicago. \n\nI ended up checking out various, sorry excuses for camera shops on the strip which were price gouging like CRAZY. Most places were asking for $100 for an EN-EL15 battery and $70 for off brand chargers. \n\nEnded up here in desperation the day before setting off for the Grand Canyon. Thank God. Not the greatest deals on the planet (everything was MSRP), but I felt relieved knowing that these guys were charging a FAIR price (albeit Nikon expensive) and that I wasn't supporting any sharks on the strip.\n\nI was in and out. The gentleman who helped me out was kind and courteous. I have no comment in regards to their knowledge of gear since I didn't really ask 'em anything.
__label__4 OMG... I found my favorite Korean/Hawaiian spot! \n\nService was awesome. Russell the owner was so friendly! He makes you feel like he appreciates your business.  \n\nBetween the Hubby and I, we tried the combo plate (kalbi, BBQ chicken, meat Jun), hamburger steak, macaroni salad, mandoo, kim chee, daikon and bean sprouts. They were all outstanding. And Hubby likey very much. Kim chee never tasted so fresh and I don't even like bean sprouts. \n\nI cannot tell you enough how friendly Russell is. And who gives you extra mac salad? He does! I made sure he knew how much I appreciated his warm \"hawaiian\" hospitality by leaving him a nice tip. \n\nWe wont wait too long to return.
__label__4 I LOVE THIS PLACE. My second review, yes--but I wanted to see if I could add a sixth star. Came back here three more times, and every single time the owner has come out and talked to me. He's such a great guy and totally boosts this place. GO GO GO.
__label__3 Ordered hot rock bi bim bap...tasty, but probably wouldn't order again. I'll try the bulgogi next time...or maybe the meat jun. Kimchi was delicious! Filled up on all the wonderful appetizers before I got my main dish. Ordered manju to go, but ended up eating half before i left as it was so tasty! Owners were welcoming and helpful. I did have to wait for a bit for service as they were so busy, bur it was worth the wait. Will eat there every trip to Vegas from now on. Probably one of the best hole in the wall, and Korean style restauran I've been to.
__label__4 Local love all the way! This place reminds me of home, Hawaii. I think we were served by the owner. He was extremely nice and told us he was from the Big Island.\n\nI've been craving meat jun and boiled peanuts and got a double score when this place had them both! All the appetizers were delicious especially the kim chee. The mandu was also really good. \n\nAfter we put in our order, the table next to us received hot stone dishes with eggs over easy.  Our mouths watered at the sight, since they looked so good. \n\nThe meat jun meat was really tender and had great flavor. Although, I thought it wasn't quite authentic since it had batter plus egg. I've typically had it with just the egg. \n\nMy husband got the spicy noodle soup with beef and vegetables. The noodles had great flavor and the base had the right amount of spicy.\n\nI would have knocked it down to a 4 because of the Meat Jun, but the service was so good that it bumped it back up to a 5. He was even offering otter pops for dessert.\n\nAloha!!
__label__4 I took my girlfriends Lexus in today.Right off the bat I notice that the here service is phenomenal, hands down, some of the friendliest dudes in the industry. The pricing was way cheaper than the rest and they didn't hike up the price after the service. Oh, and the timeliness was ridiculous! I was told I'd be there anywhere from 30 mins to an hour...20 minutes, BOOM, done!\nWhat Mexicans are to the moving industry, these guys are to the auto-mechanic world, excepts they all speak English.\nI'll definitely be back and recommend this place.\nBuen trabaj\u00f3 hombres!
__label__1 I took my son here to spend about $200 on a RC helicopter. There were a few other customers and I took a spot at the counter. I stood there for a few minutes while another lady was being helped. The associate behind the counter, an older gentleman with a huge food stain on his shirt, stood there while another gentleman helped the lady. This guy wouldn't even look me in the eye. After about 3 minutes I walked to another part of the store when my boy ran over and told me he had to go NOW!! \nAny parent can appreciate the timer that begins to count down when a kid says they have to go to the bathroom. I re-approached the guy behind the counter and asked where the bathroom was. He replied \"they're closed to the public. You'll have to go next door (to the Savers store)\". I told the guy we were customers, not homeless people who are hanging outside, and my boy had to go bad. The guy just shook his head at me and didn't even say anything. \nWell needless to say we left the store and will take our money elsewhere. Don't waste your time at this place. They have a decent selection, but no customer service. And no bathroom. Going out of business in....3.....2....
__label__0 Horrible service. Went for a polish change on toes and nails, too 2.5 hours!! They don't have any gel colors that match normal polish like they said they do. Way understaffed too. Not good quality ether. But you get what you pay for I guess.. Very good prices.\n\nY ME NAILS. Y DID I CHOOSE TO GO THERE ALREADY CHIPPING
__label__0 We used Larkin Plumbing years ago for a problem with our shower and were so pleased with their service.  We called them again when we had the same problem in the other shower.  Scheduling was a nightmare.  We had an appointment, waited  all afternoon to get a call that they couldn't get to us. Also, we asked them to call our cell but they kept calling our landline.\n\nWhen we finally got the plumber out he didn't have the part with him. My husband had described the problem. They had a record of our prior repair but didn't bother to bring the parts. So we waited for 45 minutes while the plumber went back to their office to get it.  AND we got charged for all of his time in doing so. The bill was twice was it was for the other exact same repair.\n\nBecause Larkin was so horrible about scheduling, didn't pay attention to our needs and gouged us for the privilege, we will call another plumbing service the next we need one.
__label__0 They do not honor warranties in timely fashion. If you have a warranty claim they take a long time before they come and look at it. Unfortunately I can not wait that long as we need hot water.\nDO NOT USE LARKIN.\nTheir staff that answered the phone were also very unfriendly.
__label__3 I love this place! The service is always great and friendly. Their milk teas, smoothies and drinks are all awesome. I usually get the honeydew smoothie with boba but lately , I have been addicted to the taro smoothie with boba. If you have not had the taro smoothie, believe me you will not get disappointed, never mind the weird purple color, this smoothie is refreshing and good. They also have appetizers in here but I have never tried it but it looks good. It is getting hotter so hopefully this place gets some serious business.:)
__label__3 Volcano Tea House is one of my new favorite places to get boba drinks. It is located in Chinatown near a couple other shops but I personally prefer it due to the selection, the English menu and the nice, clear decor. \n\nThe only downside is that they only take cash, but drinks are $1+ cheaper then most other shops so I can deal with the cash only rule. . \n\nI decided to get a peach milk tea with boba  rather then my normal honeydew milk tea, mainly because this was the first shop I saw that offered peach. It was a little too sweet, even for me, and I LIKE super sweet stuff. The boba was cooked perfectly though, next time I will ask for less sweetener and I think I may have the perfect drink!
__label__4 THIS PLACE IS FLAT OUT, POINT BLANK, NO CONTEST, the best Bobba drink house in Nevada PERIOD! i have been drinking the black tapioca balls drink since i was 16 and now im 29 and i have had hundreds everywhere. Not only is it the cheapest place in town with a regular bobba being under 2.50 but the quality of the tea and the well prepared Bobba balls are cooked perfect. I really hate when people write comments like the balls were not cooked right when they had them in a frozen drink. When you have these cooked tapioca balls in a frozen drink you jepordize their quality. I would say get their standard milk tea with bobba and you will see the quality im talking about. This place only takes cash but they are fast VERRY clean and most of all verry good!
__label__1 This place lost everything because of \"Kim\" working the register. Lose the attitude - smile or go home. There are places where the food - or tea in this case is mediocre but the service and staff are friendly - so you return. Neither were great! There are many choices out there - go try em!
__label__1 located in the chinatown plaza, this place is a good place for average drinks and food.  the prices are a little bit more expensive than other places. the milk tea here is standard. the fruit drinks (such as honeydew and strawberry) are not very good at all.. go to the place inside the actual chinatown mall called no1 boba or something if you're craving a drink made of fruit (but scan your cup for hair or pieces of dirt before drinking.. that place uses fresh fruit but tends to lack on the cleanliness part).  the green tea drinks are also a little bit under average (way too sweet and artificial tasting).\n\nthe shaved ice is finer than most, but incomparable to actual snow.  the volcano shaved ice comes with plain shaved ice, strawberry, boba, red bean, kiwi, watermelon, banana, and a drizzle of condensed milk (ask for extra if you like your ice flavorful).   it comes in a small cup (a little bit smaller than the average frozen yogurt cup) for around $5.  honestly, it's really nothing more than average.\n\nthe actual restaurant is quite dirty (sofas show wear and tear, tables are never wiped clean) but it looks like it would be a comfy place to hang out if they took better care of it.  the people here speak english unlike other places in chinatown.  also, there is a credit card fee so bring cash.\n\nthe service is below average.  sometimes its really fast, and sometimes i have to wait 20 minutes for a cup of melted shaved ice.  i received dirty looks from the cashier when i asked them to remake it.  another time, i ordered a boba milk tea drink and she gave me something hot.  i told the cashier that this is not what i ordered and she argued with me saying that i did order it.  in the end i won but i was showered with her dirty looks.. lol.\n\nto be honest i really don't have anything to say about this place.  it is really the definition of mediocre.
__label__3 This is my favorite place to get boba. I usually order a taro milk tea or an avocado smoothing. I love how their reward system works by reserving 10% of your bill each time you come in. I just think they need to keep their dining area a little cleaner.
__label__3 Wow, I guess this is the first homemade donut I've ever had? The cruller I had was light & airy but had an actual taste to it. Not just sugar and dough. This is a place that gives Vegas a hometown pulse. The owners seem very nice.\n The location itself is kind of easy to miss. It's an older strip mall and parking is weird. Just sort of be careful getting in and getting out of the place. Look for the big white best of banner out front.\n *IT'S CASH ONLY!!!
__label__4 this place is amazing. if you are vegan, GET HERE. the donuts taste better than i remember. the glazed are obviously the best, but any of them will do. top two rows are vegan. if you are in las vegas DO NOT SKIP THIS PLACE!
__label__4 Not sure if it was a good idea OR a bad one that I stumbled on this place (speaking in the sense of weight/health wise!)\n\nI wasn't really sure if I understood what a vegan donut was and consisted of, but decided to swing here one afternoon. While they don't have a very varied selection, at the same time what they DO have suffices enough. Their plain donuts are 80 cents! I bought two of the plain ones, and let me say after eating those in little less than 10 minutes... I was hooked. Really bad.\n\nI've never tasted a donut that was as fresh as those. You know the donuts in Smith's or Albertson's that you could get at the bakery, and they taste really thick, sometimes hard because of all the ingredients packed into making the dough for it? Yeah, Ronald's donuts are NOTHING like that. They tasted light, fluffy, and great for vegan. The apple fritters looked extremely tempting, but I'll have to swing back to get a taste of those. I'm not sure if I actually talked to to owner or not, but he was friendly and helpful for my first time. The only drawback about this place? They close super early in the day, so make sure you swing by before the afternoon is done!\n\nI'm afraid I'm going to go Homer Simpson on this place real soon, LOL. The quality of Ronald's donuts plus how cheap they are (80 cents?! That's way better than the deals at Krispy Kreme!) is really hard to pass up. Also, since I've been attempting to convert to more vegetarian/vegan habits, at least I don't feel guilty whatsoever with Ronald's donuts. :)
__label__3 Finally got to try the vegan donuts that all the vegans in the world are raving about!  \n\nOn this trip to Vegas, my bf and I flew so we didn't have cheap car transportation to the donut shop.  Took the cab from Aria hotel to the donut shop, jumped out to get some donuts before they closed at 4pm, and then jumped back into the taxi to go straight to the airport.  That whole cab ride cost us $35!  Those were some expensive donuts, but I'm so glad I finally got to try the donuts.\n\nNot that the donuts are out of this world or anything, but I had been meaning to try out those donuts for a very long time now.  Their donuts are just like any other classic donut shop.  Nothing creative like Doughnut Plant of NYC or Voodoo Donuts of Portland, OR.  But their vegan donuts are simple, and simple is good.\n\nI got a whole box to take home to my family in Southern California.  I got Boston Creme, glazed, maple bars, and their apple burrito fritter.  The shop owner was so nice, she threw in a whole dozen doughnut holes for free!  SCORE!\n\nOnly the glazed donuts really tasted soft and fluffy.  The boston creme was so good with all the oozing vegan custard.  The other donuts you could tell they were vegan because they weren't as fluffy and were a bit cakey, but not a dealbreaker.  I wasn't the biggest fan of the apple burrito, that was a bit dry to me.  Maybe my donuts would've tasted better if I didn't come at closing hour, but whatever.  When I went, there were no other customers in the store so it was perfect for my hit-and-run with the cab waiting outside!  Cab driver must've thought I was weird for wanting to go to a random donut shop in Chinatown that was out of the way from the airport!
__label__3 3.5 rounded up.  This is a basic bakery that charges cheap prices.  I ordered the cruller, apple burrito, and a couple of donut holes.  I thought all were good enough.  I do prefer krispy kreme.  Has a good following; the place had a steady stream of customers while i was there.
__label__3 Mmmmm finally had to check out what all the fuss was about with Ronald's donuts!\n\nOne morning I was in the mood for donuts and Ronald's is what popped in my head.\n\nI usually am not a sweet breakfast type of gal, however I was craving something sweet, soft and doughy so donuts it was!\n\nWe got a dozen, the most economic way to go and more than enough to split up between a few of us.\n\nThe donuts are fresh and guranteed good to satisfy anyone who may have a love for these deep fried sweet treats!\n\nWe liked them all and our dozen consisted of the following:\n\nMaple bars\nChocolate bars\ncherry cake\norange cake\nglazed round\nsugar round\nchocolate on chocolate devil's food cake\n\n\nEnjoy!
__label__4 This place is so freaking good.  No way anyone can tell they vegan.  The people who work here are always so nice.  Cash only though.\n\nI flew in for my oldest daughters graduation, I had two food wishes while in town, Spam Musabi, and Vegan Donuts from Ronald's.  I know, contradicting food forces pulling at me. ;)\n\nThe apple fritters are delicious, I carried them thru graduation then on plane, and now they are cleverly frozen and hidden at my fianc\u00e9s house in her freezer.   \n\nSeriously, there is no way to tell the donuts are vegan, they are delicious.    Just remember, CASH ONLY.  Also the lady who co owns it is incredibly nice and polite, a rarity in Las Vegas.
__label__4 Love supporting small businesses. You wouldn't even know the donuts were Vegan,  they were that good!
__label__1 New batteries for my two Seiko watches was $10.75 each. I figure if I take in two watches for batteries, they would give me a break for length adjustment on my new watch which I bought somewhere else. \n\nI was wrong.\n\nThey charge me $10 for push out two pins out of my band and take out two links.\n\nTo change battery, you have to use new materials. \n\nIf I buy a new band there for $12, they have to do the same work and give me a \"new band\" , and put it in for free.\n\nTo push two pins out, it takes nothing and no time. \n\nThey crossed a line on this one with me, I am sorry. It's BS.
__label__1 I only went to this restaurant because island style was closed for remodeling. I have seen this place a couple of times and decided to give it a try. Im glad i did because now i know never to frequent this restaurant again. I don't care what this place looks like from the outside I'm strictly rating their food and service. First off my wife and i had to request the lunch menu, its not offered. The service was ok my problem was mainly with the food. Chinese food should be bold flavors with fresh vegetables and vibrant colors. This was none of the above. I had the pork and tofu hot pot. Again just plain and boring, plenty of pork and iceberg lettuce?!  Also ordered the shrimp pan fried noodles...very bland and just wasn't very good. Being a chef myself i can imagine that the chefs here just don't care anymore. All in all a very underwhelming experience, nothing special about the service, and absolutely nothing good about the food. I will probably never return
__label__0 Expect at least five flies flying around. Service has really gone downhill in the last year. Place is dirty and food quality is terrible. Previously they would offer their lunch special, now they try to push their regular menu on lunch patrons to make an extra buck. No longer one of my favorite Vegas restaurants. Never returning after last visit, lady owner was so rude. Eat at your own risk.
__label__0 And yet another negative report.\n These guys, lemme tell ya...\nThe only reason why I even used this service was that they were across the street from my work place. They get the one star for convenience. \nBut the fellow there had me in line already and just because a couple of others had completed their service, he told me, \"Let me take care of these guys first.\" \nI had come in for an oil change, and I asked if there was an extra charge for rotating tires. They said no. I asked them how long, they said maybe an hour. So, I indicated to them to call me when it is done.\n3 hrs later, I called them to find out if it was done yet. They put me on hold for 4 minutes. They told me it would be ready when I get there. \nSo, I went back and stood behind one other guy, and made eye contact with the same guy who prepared my order earlier. He left the counter area to find out what was going on. He returned and said, \"Give me a minute, lemme just take care of this guy.\" So, I had to wait again. \nWhen he got my keys for me, he added, \"Oh, they forgot to rotate your tires.\" \nSo, to summarize: they are slow with oil changes(3 hrs), they are inconsistent with who gets helped first (they selectively choose who gets helpe first rather than who's in line), they lie about how fast they can do something (they said 1 hr), and they don't do everything they promised to do (didn't do the tire rotation).\nI wouldn't recommend this place to my worst enemy.
__label__2 The Thai iced tea was very sweet.  I don't mind this, but it may be too sweet for some.  I ordered the koi soy (noodles in a curry soup), one of my favorite Thai dishes.  I found it to be a little bland, but still good.  I ordered medium heat, but the curry in the koi soy was barely hot at all.  I also ordered the crab fried rice, and was a little more pleased with it.  The rice was light and fluffy, and not at all greasey.  Again, the flavor was a little more bland than I prefer.\n\nBased on my initial visit, this is a rather average Thai restaurant.  I would return if I was with friends and in the area, but I wouldn't seek it out.
__label__4 Went to Georges for a alignment on my truck. Turns out my tire was about to blow which discount tire some how missed. I was advised not to take my truck on the freeway let alone drive very far at all because of how bad my tire is/was. \n\nThanks to Georges Alignment and Brakes I was able to avoid what could of been  a horrible accident. If I have questions regarding my tires now I will go to Georges Alignment and Brakes before I go to the Discount Tire shop on Blue Diamond rd since the assistant manager there some how missed how bad my tire was and just wanted to sell me new tires or rims and tires instead of letting me know I only have 1 bad tire that is ready to blow and could get me killed on the freeway if I continue to drive on it. \n\nGeorges also had my truck for a hour and I know it took up space for them and they did have to look at it but they did not charge me anything either. They were much more concerned that I got it taken care of asap and even directed me to a tire shop close by as well as some advice on how to possibly save some money on the replacement.
__label__0 I stopped writing reviews on Yelp because it was too time consuming, but after eating at this restaurant, I can't help but tell the world about our experience, one that I hope will make other people wary of coming here.\n\nWe arrived at Osaka on a typical Saturday afternoon (1pm-ish) and was shown a table in the back room (where the tables were larger).  As we walked past the first room upon entering, I noticed that it was fairly empty but it didn't struck me as odd since there are so many restaurants to choose from in Las Vegas.\n\nWe sat down and were given multiple menus, each one with something different in it.  I guess this could be a good thing since I like having lots of choices.  We ordered our drinks (hot green tea and iced green tea) and browsed the menus for omakase, which we heard from someone (ahem) that it is worth coming here for.\n\nAfter everyone in our party arrived (there were 5 of us), we asked the waitress about their omakase and she completely hesitated. I thought that was strange considering this should be a simple question.  She said she'll be right back, so we sat there, thinking maybe she's just new or something.  But even so... o_O.\n\nShe came back and in broken English asked us if we wanted sashimi or sushi, and we said a little of both.  She then proceeded to say that it's $100 for all four people that wanted it, and I confirmed if it was $100 per person, or if it was $100 for all four people because that makes a HUGE difference.  She said $100 for four people, so we agreed.\n\nAfter ordering the \"omakase\" - I realized that she must have ordered us the plate of normal sashimi/sushi that was on the menu.  I remember seeing $50 for 2 people for something, so with 4 people, she just doubled it.  I thought sure... why not.  We were going to try their assortment of rolls, but given that the omakase is supposed to be good, I decided to give it a try.\n\nThe first plate of sashimi came out looking decent.  I'm not too familiar with the names and the translation for the type of fish, so I'm just going to say that I tried just about everything on the menu and only a couple items tasted okay.  There were quite a few nasty bites in between, including one in which I had to spit out.  Now, I'm not a sushi snob at all, but when I have to do that, it means it's NOT good.  My companions agreed, and another person had to go thru that ritual later on in the meal as well (said one of the fish tasted grainy too).  Fortunately, our napkins were right in front of us.  =)\n\nAs an additional note, we received 2 additional plates of sushi rolls which were supposed to be part of the omakase deal.  We thought it was just so-so as well... perhaps even bad.\n\nAt the end of the meal, we noticed the $100 + $70 on top of our other charges.  We asked about the $70 and they said it was for the 2 plates of sushi rolls that accompanied our sashimi omakase plate. Needless to say, that $70 was a surprise because we were told  it was $100 for four people.  If they told us they were going to bring additional sushi plates for $35 each, I think we would've either said no, or ordered or own rolls.  Ugh.  I hate when mess-ups like this happen.\n\nWe told our waitress about the issue and she left to talk to the owner/mgr.  The owner/mgr. came by quite awhile later to ask us what the issue was.  We explained clearly about the unexpected charge and the miscommunication but he wouldn't budge.  In fact, he brought up how good of a quality the fish were, and given that, this is still a good deal.  The whole time, I kept thinking if I should tell the truth about the quality of his fish, but I kept my mouth shut in case he was going to give us a break.\n\nI suppose we all could've said something because at the end, nothing happened out of the negotiation.  He wouldn't even take the charge of one $35 plate of sushi off, so we paid, left, and vowed never to come back.  \n\nI've had a lot of sushi before, but I would rank this as the worst sushi AND experience ever.  There are a ton of other great sushi restaurants in Vegas, so look it up on Yelp and go there.  You will not regret it.
__label__4 We love Osaka!!!  They have very fresh, delicious sushi and sashimi.  \nThere are very few restaurants around that I could say that about.  We've been there many times in the past 4 years and never been disappointed.  As for the person complaining about the price, I understand that you want to have accurate information, however $40.00 per person is very average for a full dinner of sashimi and sushi.  We've paid that much at any sushi restaurant we've ever been to.  (even the gross ones)  This place really does rock though!!!
__label__2 I've been coming here my whole life. The zaru soba is good. The sushi used to be better. But I'll keep coming here because I have a place in heart for it.
__label__4 Really fresh sake. Great rolls. Nice option to get a half or a full roll. Delicious lychee sake. Fast service. Amazing!
__label__4 Another great experience at Osaka's!!! We decided to have our NYE dinner at the Sahara location. The food rocked, flavors were well balanced and there was plenty of  left overs to bring home. I have never had a bad experience at this location or the Henderson location. The food always looks and taste fresh and amazing. The prices are always reasonable and you get the quality of high end food... I will make Osaka's a 2013 restaurant  for sure... \n\nFYI, GET THE TEMPURA ICE CREAM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
__label__4 Hands down, the absolute BEST Japanese restaurant in Las Vegas! The best sushi I ever had! You can't beat this place. This is what all Japanese restaurants should be measured against. I love this place and can't wait for my next trip to Vegas to go here!
__label__1 I'm big on first impressions, so when friends said this place was good, we decided to check it out.\n\nOur waitress was very nice. The sushi was descent and the beer selection was great.\n\nHere's the bad: terribly slow service. It took over 30mins to make a simple roll. Luckily we dined with friends so we weren't in a hurry but we hardly saw our waitress. I shouldn't have to flag people down just to find out the status of an order. When she did finally return, she gave us our check. She never came back. Had to go to the counter to pay which is no big deal but I waited for 20mins just to pay. Staff just walked by me and several people waiting to pay, not even acknowledging anyone.\n\nI won't return. There is a huge selection of sushi places I would rather go to.
__label__3 I have been going to Jimmy Johns Sandwich shop for 2 years now.I absolutely love there sandwiches and trust me Im a big fan. But today when I came in I was very disappointed. When I received my #9 I had ask the nice guy at the counter for 4 out of the hundereds that were in the giant box of packets of yellow mustard. He said he was only able to give me 2, 2 packets of yellow mustard for the giant sandwich I had in front of me was a joke. He said he would have to charge me 25 cents for a 5 cent packet of mustard. Thats like going to Mcdonalds and ordering 2 large frys and getting two packets of ketchup to fulfill your needs. When I asked Derek why would he have to charge a absurd price he stated \"Because Jimmy doesnt want you to ruin your sandwich\". Iam from the greatest country on Earth the United States of America,If I want to I should have the right to put what ever I please on a sandwich. I understand that Derek was doing his job and doing what he was told, so I asked for the \"head\" manager he directed me to Maranda(mustard natzi) a short overweight bitter woman, you could tell she was picked on in school by the look on her face and it was her mission to get back at the world. Anyways she was sitting there while all this was happening and she heard everything that was said. She would not give me the time of day, all she said was \"company policey\" then  continued to do what ever it was she was doing. This is not right. I had to buy some candy from a local 7-11 just to get my mustard packets. This was the worst experice Ive ever had at one of there locations.
__label__0 I just can't. This place is disgusting.\n\nI don't know why I do this to myself. But I figured just because I had ONE not so good experience doesn't mean I should ax them out of my food choices.\n\nNo. No. and No! This place must drench their food in grease. This time around, I ordered some garlic chicken dish that comes with \"red fried rice.\" The garlic chicken tasted....\"off.\" I can't really make out what the taste was but I definitely did NOT taste garlic. What's odd is that I tasted BAMBOO SHOOTS instead!!! Ummm...what!?!?!?! Why would someone put bamboo shoots in a garlic chicken dish!?!?! Two strong tasting flavors should NOT be mixed like that. And for those of you who know how bamboo shoots smell/taste like would know what I mean. With these nasty little creatures (or tasty, depends on how your taste buds are), you either love em or hate em.\n\nChopstix, you utterly failed in my book. I don't care if you are less than 5 minutes away from where I live. Even if this was given to me for free, I would NOT eat their food. Stay away from here. I'm sure there are plenty, PLENTY of other \"fake\" chinese fast food restaurants here in town.
__label__2 Honey walnut shrimp. I was craving some yesterday, so despite the negative reviews on here, I decided to stop by for lunch. Honey walnut shrimp is $11.95 and comes with a generous amount of shrimp and a side of white rice. The food took about 10 minutes so I know they made it fresh. I really enjoyed my food and I have nothing negative to say about this particular visit.
__label__3 This laundromat is a good price and has flat screen TVs, video games and a theater in the back. Regular prices. nice washing machines and dryers dried all my clothes for $0.75. Good atmosphere. will be going back. would recommend to friends and family
__label__2 Food was good. I never had crepes so I wanted to try them. They were good but I'm not a fan of the cheese that they stuff them with. \n\nThe worst thing about our first visit was we were seated by the bathrooms. I will take the blame as I should have said when they were seating us that we would just sit at the bar. The place was very busy and they had the other side closed. I really don't appreciate being sat by the bathroom in any restaurant.\n\nWe will go back and give it another go. :)
__label__2 Came here with the hubby & my kiddo today for lunch. I ordered the mexi combo plate so I could share with the little one. It came with a taco, burrito, quesadilla and rice/beans. It was fresh and filling but nothing to jump up about. Hubby had the grilled cheese & mashed potatoes. He loves that combo and was very happy with it even though it looked pretty lame to me. Our server was ok but we did get harassed as we were walking in by some homeless guy..get this..he told us to eat at Omelet House..LOL Weird.
__label__2 I'm not much of a pancake person.  To me, they're usually a little monotonous in taste and there's always a little too much for me to finish.  I eat them last in big breakfast platters since I fizzle out halfway through.  \n\nExcept for Blueberry Hill's Blueberry Buttermilk Pancakes, I can eat them ALL DAY.  They made me a fan all over again for pancakes!  I felt like a kid again where I couldn't get enough of them!  (However, I get the fresh fruit compote on the side - it's a little over-the-top for breakfast for me, very sweet and a lot of it.)  \n\nTheir french toast is also excellent.  All of their breakfast is a good standard.  Nothing spectacular in terms of seasoning with their potatoes.  \n\nThe service is pretty good as well.  I've been once during the day and usually once every other week at 2/3AM.  It rotates between two different servers and they both are personable and attentive.  \n\nOnce in a while I'll get the Mexican Sampler since a friend of mine suggested it to me.  I highly suggest you get it with chicken because the one time I wavered and tried it with beef I was quite disappointed.  It was greasy and not savory.  With chicken it's pretty decent.\n\nTheir marinara sauce served with the chicken parm and meatball sandwiches is a bit bland and boring, and they're very light with it.  I like to get a little extra on the side.\n\nAlso, they serve small waters and you have to request if you'd like a larger water, which is a little annoying.  I mean, come on, it's water, it's FREE!  Don't be stingy!
__label__0 Blueberry Hill Family restaurant Decatur has gone WAYYYY down hill, the food quality is atrocious, the prices absolutely outrageous, and the specials are never available when you want one.  The last time we went it was at 6pm and they \"claimed\" to be OUT of the special only an hour into their dinner service?  Methinks not.  Never again will we attempt to dine at this establishment.
__label__3 Lived here for 7 years and been meaning to check this place out. Went on Wednesday AM, seated right away. Waitress was great transplanted New Yorker..\nOnly complaint was the blueberry muffin while large was scarce on the berries. Other than that, had eggs, ham and hashbrowns which were tasty.\nCoffee was good. Tasted some different than the water served most places. Service was excellent!
__label__1 I always thought this was a smaller version of Sam's Club or Costco, intended for vendors to buy wholesale. This is located in the WalMart shopping center and on the 2 occassions I went there nothing was cheap. The stuff I was looking for cost more than going across the parking lot to Walmart and buying the same stuff in smaller quantities. Its a very small store which looks alot like Sams Club inside without having to be a member or whatever. They have wide aisles and cart at the ready but they just dont have much for less.
__label__1 YUCK!  The Baka burrito was COLD!  It had mole sauce instead of ranchero sauce and they just can't seem to find RIPE TOMATOES!  Even though the meat was cold the bite or two I had the meat was pretty decent. Maybe Baja Fresh will get their act together. If you can do that I will be back. I won't patronize this establishment again until probably July.  To be fair, they did refund my money for a second time in as many attempts.
__label__4 Best docs ever!  Doc K is a leading expert in Pain Management and is fantastic!  Doc Jarrett makes my back feel like a million bucks!!  Doc K's schedule gets full pretty quick so make sure you get on the books for an appointment.  Unfortunately his day doesn't have much \"wiggle room\".
__label__1 Was not happy with this place at all. Took my nephews, who are locals, for lunch here, and was sorely disappointed. I order the shrimp with sizzling rice, and got a very mediocre and slightly slimy concoction, but it did sizzle. \nWe ordered a pu pu platter, and it gets very mixed reviews. the beef sticks were good, the fried wonton tastless, and the ribs looks so dehydrated, we didn't even try them. \nThe sevice was worse than the food. First, they do not include steamed rice with their entrees, so we ordered 2, which never came even after we reminded the waiter we ordered them, but of course were included on the bill. \nThey basically dumped our food on the table and then ignored us. We even had to literally get up and get our waiter for a bill when we were done after waiting 20 minutes to see if he would come around on his own. This place wasn't busy, only 2 other tables with diners at them. there was no reason for the bad sevice except the waiter was more interested in his cell phone then serving his customers. \nThere are lots of other places in Chinatown, give this one a pass.
__label__0 *Review is strictly for the Taiwanese style breakfast*\n\nDo you know what's worse than losing money in Vegas? The answer is coming here for Taiwanese style breakfast  ...\n\nI don't even know why I came here in the first place, but our group saw the word \"Yong He Soybean Milk\" (\u6c38\u548c\u8c46\u6f3f) and the rest is history. \"Yong He Soybean Milk\" symbolizes a famous Taiwanese breakfast restaurant and everyone nowadays just abuses its name. Breakfast is available from 8 AM to 2 PM.\n\nThere was only one server at 8 AM and he doesn't seem to speak English, but at least he speaks fluent Mandarin (errr ....... yay)! \n\nSoy Sauce Flavored Soybean Drink (\"Salty\" Soy Milk, $3.25): \"Salty\" soy milk is one of those Taiwanese breakfast item not everyone would love. It contained vinegar, Chinese oil stick (youtiao), sesame oil, and some green onion. Emperor's Garden version of \"salty\" soy milk was a bit disappointing. (2/5)\n\nShrimp & Chicken Wan Ton Soup ($9.95) - Wow ... $10 wonton soup. I would THINK all food items here would be pretty cheap because we are in the middle of Chinatown. Tasted really whatever and $10 price tag didn't help. (2/5)\n\nChinese Style Egg Taco (Taiwanese egg pancake, $4.5): One of the most tasteless Taiwanese egg pancake I've had ever. (1/5)\n\nExpensive food, below average taste, somewhat dirty restroom, and pedestrian service. I mean ... talk about ONE (like one-star) amazing experience that I probably want to forget.\n\nP.S. - Emperor's Garden serves Sichuan style cuisines for lunch and dinner.
__label__0 I hate writing one star reviews but this place is so awful that I need to warn those who are foodies like us.This should get a negative star if available.\n\nWe had a party of 18  and was so excited that they seated us so quickly.  However we can not order because all of our group have not arrived. What the f@ck??????    Why seat me? We have 7 kids with us and they served us only their diluted tea. My sister asked for water for the kids at the beginning when seated....waiter shakes his head yes,yes..water for kids. \nFinally my Asian time family has arrived now we can order. We put in our order for all kinds of dishes, ma po tofu, string beans, fried rice, fish filet, stir fried veggies, steam flounder lastly....Water,please, kids thirsty...waitress took our order and yes, yes water.\n\n15 or 20min later the food came...salty!!!!!! all of it...and no water for the kids. we walk over to the same waitress, to ask for some water for the kids..eating salty food. Again shaking her head \"yes, water..kid..water.\"\nWe finished eating our food and still no water husband got up to ask for water Finally 2pitchers of water came....wait for this....no drinking glasses....wish I knew some mandarin or Cantonese or what ever the f@$k this $hit hole speaks. They even made my sister pay full tips. Nasty people. Never coming back.
__label__4 One of the best stores and optometrists I have ever been to. The store is very clean and open, there is plenty of seating available while you wait, that is, even if you have to wait. The service is quick and if you have any questions, there is always an attendant to answer. Their pricing on their frames are very affordable, and their insurance policy is great, they accept all insurances and help you get through everything step by step.\n\nThe staff at Spring Mount Vision is astronomical, especially the doctor, one in particular. Dr. Kevin Diep one of the most polite doctors I've met. He makes sure you understand everything that is going on and any problems that you may have. His sense of humor is quite entertaining once you become a regular.\n\nOverall, this store is great for vision check-ups, or just to buy those new designer glasses/sunglasses you've always wanted. I would recommend this store and staff to anyone looking for an eye doctor.
__label__3 For those of you who are going to order Kung-Pao whatever and Cashew whatever, Fried Rice, Egg Foo Young, or Egg Rolls,  then complain how it wasn't good, better not eat here.  This is a Chinese Restaurant.\n\nI wouldn't go to a fine Mexican Restaurant and Order Nachos Bell Grande or Meximelts for dinner.\n\nWith that said,  finding a good Chinese Restaurant in a desert would be challanging.  I am writing this as a customer with lots of Chinese restaurants tested. \n\nThe ambience was conservative and they are open from 11am - 3am\nThe price was a bit higher, but not outrageous, but this is Las Vegas.\nGood wine list, but not really apropo for some of the food here.\n\nThe seafood dishes we ordered were extremely fresh\nWe had a Stir-fried scallop and veggie dish that tasted very fresh and was cooked perfectly.\nThe sweet and pungent shrimp dish was very good. The sauce was made from fresh tomatoes and not ketchup like other restaurants.\nThe Filet Mignon dish was very good\nThe waiter had recommended the sauteed young pea leaves which btw was excellent.\nWe had a Fried Tofu dish that was standard, nothing special.\nThey used good quality rice for the steamed rice.\n\nWe skipped the pricier seafood dishes that spiraled near the $100 mark or more, but all in all we got out for $75.00 (not including tips) for 3 people.\nWe were too full for dessert so no reviews here\n\nI would have to say I definitely would make a return trip here when I am back in Las Vegas again.
__label__3 I feel like lately I've only been reviewing places I didn't like so now I am going to pick a place I like and review it.  I've been to Joyful House many times and it's pretty consistently good.  My favorite thing to get here are the steamed oysters that you order individually.  I rarely am able to find this dish anywhere else but it is just so amazing.  Oysters steamed with black bean sauce and globs of garlic on top...How could that ever not be good?\n\nOther stuff I've had that were really good are: Sizzling Scallops with Black Bean Sauce and Steamed Live Rock Cod (at $80 it was a little pricey but it was divine).  Most of other items I've had were decent.\n\nThe only thing I've had here that was bad was the dessert.  I ordered the ice cream mochi and the mochi skin was dried up and not chewy, probably due the packaging not being sealed properly.  I might've been able to send it back but I didn't ask.  The fried ice cream wasn't good either.\n\nOh, and this place is open til 3am!  Ideal for blowing some money on seafood after a night of fruitful gambling (or eating your sorrows away if you lose).
__label__3 Definitely love the half price lobster when they had the special. I ordered the lobster with thai chili sauce and it was to die for. I ordered the lobster fried with xo sauce before and it wasn't as good as the thai chili style. Honey walnut prawns were the best. Fried sea bass was fresh too. baby bok choi with garlic was a little greasy but perfect. Word of advice, take a chinese friend with you who knows how to order cuz the experience will b 10,000 times better.
__label__2 Been here a couple times but last week was the first in awhile. Figured it was time to write a review on this place now having visited it once again.\nMy mom loves this place. For this latest visit, it was a family affair. I don't know how weird this sounds. For I, upon walking into Joyful House, the ambiance feels like how I'm used to a chinese restaurant feeling like. I will admit the food is slightly pricier here. To be fair, the food is, for the most part, decent to very good. They do serve complimentary jasmine rice, which not every place would have. Jasmine is very fragrant and less starchy than say, a long grain calrose. It does cost more and better, at least I think so. Along with complimentary hot tea. Even though most chinese restaurants serve these 2 items complimentary, it is worth mentioning since I am aware some places charge for them.\nService overall has been ok. Everyone is very friendly and helpful. There seems to be a lag sometimes when it gets real busy to get something or having water or hot tea refilled. And believe me, this place does get busy! I give Joyful House a solid 3.5 stars.
__label__3 My favorite bakery to visit when we are in Vegas.  The prices are more affordable than other similar bakeries in the area, and they taste better than anyone else.  \n\nMy favorite items are the milk bun (or it may be called a custard bun) and the egg tarts.  The bread portion of their buns are really good.  That's saying something cause I normally do not like bread at all.  The egg tarts are very good!!  Just wish, they'd make more.  Many times when we go there, they've already sold out!!!  When that happens, I'm really disappointed cause I look so forward to eating those yummy egg tarts!  \n\nDefinitely, try this place for yourself to see if you like them too.
__label__0 I came into the shop right when they opened to grab some pastries and pork buns for a quick breakfast. When I entered, there was no one attending. The cashier, or whoever, was in the back doing something so I couldn't ask questions. When the cashier finally came some out, she seemed like she woke up on the wrong side of the bed. I don't know if it was just me or what, but she was so rude. I asked to microwave the pork buns and so at first she didn't want to, then she took it and when she came back with it heated, she just threw the pork buns at me and my bf. Also, she was rude letting us know that there was a limit of $10 to use debit/credit.\n\nAnyway, I ended up getting the pork buns and it was okay. It wasn't the steamed pork buns that I usually get at a different bakery, but it wasn't bad.\n\nI also got the coconut macaroons and that.. I loved! I love coconut macaroons and it tasted so fresh and it was made that day! \n\nIf the cashier wasn't so rude, I would have given this place maybe 4 stars because of their coconut macaroons! Other than that, I wouldn't really come back.
__label__1 I was expecting more... better... I'm not sure why, but I was. We got a large coffee milk tea with boba and a large peppermint green tea with boba. Hubby liked his coffee milk tea but my peppermint green tea tasted like I had swallowed some spearmint gum. I thought it was supposed to be peppermint? In any case, almost $12 for the two seemed a little pricey. And what's with the attitudes? I felt like I was an inconvenience for asking to place an order. I think I'll go elsewhere for my Boba tea next time.
__label__3 milk tea, fruit tea.. all good. we ordered snacks like peppered chicken and toast that were really good as well. Wanted to get their shaved ice with tapioca strips, but they were out unfortunately. This is my hang out spot almost every night while I was in Vegas!
__label__2 I have made it a habit of stopping here for boba milk tea on my way home from a delicious meal at hot and juicy crawfish.\n\nThis place can get pretty crowded, but the to-go line is reasonably quick. I've never eaten in, so I can only comment on the boba. I am never disappointed with the texture or the taste of the boba. The consistency and yummy taste keep me coming back for more.
__label__2 service could be better, or maybe i am used to service back in 626?\n\ntea was alright, too much ice.
__label__2 I don't like that you can't just hang out here, you have to actually make a purchase of a minimum of $5 or they kick you out. Overall, cute little tea place that's open until 2am.
__label__1 This is my second time coming here and I dont  plan coming back. Although the drinks are delicious, the service is the worst. My friends and I were only allowed 40 minutes to order even though there was still an hour left on the clock. Our waiter spent half of our 40 minutes ignoring us. After finally getting his attention and order we tells us they're out of boba. What?! I work at a boba place in California and we will make boba or any drink even if it is 5 minutes before closing. Our customers are very important to us and are given great service, it makes them happy and more likely to come back.  I wasn't able to finish my taro slushy so I asked a waitress nearby if I could have a to go cup, and I'm not lying my friend Lia noticed this as well, the waitress rolls her eyes, flipped her head and makes a sound. I was like woah! JUST BEYOND RUDE! Although this place has convenient hours in las Vegas' Chinatown and yummy drinks, this place really doesn't know the meaning of customer appreciation and good service.
__label__0 I really don't like this place. Their service is so terrible. They always give me an attitude, and they're oh so rude. The only reason I come here is my friends like some of their drinks. I don't want to be a picky snob and insist we go somewhere else. I'll never have a day where I'll be like, \"hey, let's go to tea station!\" Icy juicy will provide a much better service.
__label__0 The food is alright along with the drinks. My friends and I like to come here to catch up and hang out and for the boba.  I think what bothers me the most is the terrible service. The staff is always hanging out in the counter talking the day away. I've been coming here for years now and as the years go by the service gets worst every time. I've had to get up from my table a few times just to their attention. It just makes not want to come back
__label__3 Been here a few times during our late night excursions in Chinatown. This has been our go-to spot for last minute get togethers with friends. \n\nPros:\n- fairly cheap\n- open late, (until 2:00am)\n\nThe first time around, I tried the hot Mango Black Tea. I couldn't finish it, as It was a little too sweet for my taste. After trying a few of the other selections on the menu, I settled on the Pineapple coconut yogurt snow ice boba as my new favorite drink here. The sweet butter toast is pretty addicting, and to me, it is a lighter version of toasted pound cake with butter. I could eat a whole loaf of that stuff! \n\nCons:\n- Parking is horrible - I sometimes end up parking in the lot next door\n- It can get crowded, and if you're sitting in the front area, it feels like the tables are too close together\n\nSummary: Yes, we'll be back!
__label__3 Tea Station is a good place if you're looking for a quick pick me up when its late at night. I usually go here with my friends before we hit the Vegas nightlife scene or after we have had dinner. It gets busy around 9pm-11pm. The atmosphere is very casual and. Their service has gotten better than when I first came in 2-3 years ago. The staff is more attentive and conversant than before. They have a wide variety of teas to choose from; as well as various food items. I like to order their taro milk tea with boba.
__label__2 Love this place since it was tea planet.
__label__1 Call me spoiled but I'm used to the land of boba and milk tea, Los Angeles. I guess that makes me a boba snob? Is that even a thing? I guess it can be. \n\nI'm still trying to find a good place for boba, teas and snacks in Vegas and my quest has come up with nothing so far. I tried Tea Station out one afternoon after having lunch with some friends in Chinatown. I've been to the ones in SoCal before and expected it to be pretty much the same thing. \n\nI guess it was okay. I had a green milk tea with grass jelly regular size and it came out to about $5.. It was a little pricey and the grass jelly was just alright.\n\nHowever, this place has a HUGE menu and selection of teas, milk teas, smoothies, etc and a food menu as well! I think if I were to come back, I want to try their popcorn chicken (Chinese popcorn chicken, mind you) which I have been craving!\n\nTea Station is in the same plaza as Ichiza and parking can be a toughie sometimes since there are a very limited number of spots in the plaza so may the parking deities be with you on your quest as well!
__label__2 Bull shit customer service. Although I still go 3 times a month. Bull shit. Customer service. \nOh and did u know: you cant bring pastries or any outside food into this place? Even though you order like five things. Lmfao. \nI need to find a new place. -.-
__label__2 Being a boba fanatic, when I saw tea station, I got excited because the tea station in both Fremont and San Diego are both very good. However, when I ordered royal milk tea here, it tasted very fake. On the menu it said earl grey tea but tasted remotely similar. Also they never asked me what level of sweetness I wanted which I recall being a pretty big point to this chain. The boba balls are good though! I didn't like the drink it didn't give me that satisfying boba feeling. My friends got the rose milk tea and regular milk tea and none of them tasted that great either. I did appreciate they had nice seating and were open during Xmas Eve. \n\nDidn't get to try the food because I was about to eat dinner but their menu was fancy and food looked tantalizing. Oh also I want to comment on the music. I do appreciate good old jay Chou classics. Whoever chose the music must really be a jay fan bcuz it was nonstop jay Chou for the 30 mins we were there. No complaints though!
__label__3 Today was my first visit to Globe Salon, and I really enjoyed the experience. Sam provided a great consultation, great cut, and several styling tips! I am so excited to have found my new favorite salon in LV!
__label__0 Very bad customer service in this location waited 20 minutes for a worker to come and answer my question on a electrical device only to find out he didn't even know what I was talking about and not only that their products are a bit over priced...I found the same product I needed at the Home Depot for 2.00 less and my question was answered.
__label__0 so, im having kinda of a rough start to my 3 day weekend.  so I decided to go to blueberry hill, to get some potato pancakes and coffee.  first off, I know this place, so I brought my own coke, being that they are a pepsi establishment.  I order my potato pancakes as a meal with eggs and a protein.  I went with eggs, over hard and bacon.  when my food came, I got sausage and runny eggs, the waitress never came back to check on me so I could have it corrected.  I ate my potato pancakes and about 15 minutes later the waitress finally came back and asked me if I wanted a box to take my uneaten eggs and sausage home.  I said no, I didn't order runny eggs or sausage, I need my check.  paid my bill in full and left no tip.  if im going to pay 13 dollars for a meal, I expect to get what I wanted.  and if youre going to choose being a waitress as a career, maybe invest in a pen and a pad of paper, so you can get my order right.
__label__3 This bar is now one of my favorite places in Las Vegas. 2 shots & a beer for $9?? Yes please! The crowd was so diverse and the karaoke was fabulous! We went there on a Saturday night and it was crowded, smokey and fun. If you can't handle smoke, then this is not the place for you! The bartenders have a stiff pour and the rest of the staff is very friendly. Please be advised that true to Dive Bar standards, there is only one toilet in the bathroom, so you WILL be waiting to take a pee, so don't break the seal ladies!
__label__3 Dino's is definitely a dive bar but it's amazing because of it! The bar itself is by no means big in fact I think it could comfortably accommodate about 120 people and that is being generous. The bartenders are friendly and service is pretty prompt but when a rush comes in the drink service does slow down a bit and I don't think it's the bartenders fault more the size of the bar itself. The drinks were reasonably priced and the atmosphere is great! Did I mention they have karoake? If I didn't let me tell you, they have a great song selection and they make it fun! This bar is my new favorite and it's located downtown.
__label__2 Not as good as champagne's but it will do. Went for a friend.  Not feeling the karaoke.  So we left for better entertainment.  There was only one bartender,  but he was awesome.  The dude running the karaoke was funny.  But we aren't really karaoke people so we left for greener pastures.  If you like dive bats with cheep, good drinks then head over.
__label__2 We decided to eat here during our vacation in Vegas. We saw a lot of promotion for a half pound of crab with an 8 oz. crab for $9.99! We couldn't pass up this deal so, we decided to go check it out. We didn't realize the fine print that says we had to be a VIP member to get the exclusive discount. \n\nThe food came out pretty good. The crab legs were served a little weird. Usually, you would have to open the crab legs yourself, but they are served in halves so the dirty work is already done for you. Which was pretty nice.\n\nThe 8 oz. steak sounded a lot larger than it appeared. It looked like a tiny little steak that was served with some crab with mashed potatoes and 3 pieces of asparagus. \n\nThey could of have been a little more clear about the prices. Plus, there were no restrooms within the cafe. I had to walk across the casino floor to take care of business.
__label__1 Mediocre food. Unlimited eating for $30 per day. Go to Belagio buffet for lunch at 3pm instead. $20. Much better. \\
__label__2 This buffet was way better than than the circus circus no doubt!  Thanks server bobby for making it enjoyable and for getting everybody to sing for my ten year old!!  The food was ok but...my favorite is the eggs benedict and the crab legs!
__label__1 This place is conveniently located in the Stratosphere. Cheesy atmosphere and singing waiters and waitresses with decent voices, not the place to go if you're easily cheesed out. \n\nFood was only decent, IHOP quality, which isn't great quality. I got the California omelette, which was mostly good, except the cheese was pathetically thrown on top, barely melted. The hash browns were fairly crunchy, and the toast was the typical crappy bread soggy with cold butter \nthey give you in breakfast joints.\n\nI tasted my friend's french toast which had real blueberries, and it was pretty good.
__label__1 Recently ate breakfast here on a Saturday morning in mid Oct '13.\n\nWait : 5 mins for 2 patrons at 11:00am. : 4 stars\nDining room : 50's era diner decor. clean and in good repair : 4 stars\nMenu choices:  plenty of options, and menu was easy to read : 4 stars\n\nFood : my party ordered :\nveggie omelet - 3 stars, \npancakes - 1 star, (undercooked, raw on the inside)\nscrambled eggs - 3 stars, \nbacon - 3 stars, \nhash brown potatoes - 2 stars (undercooked)\n\nValue : above average prices for quality of food, average prices for quantity of food\n\nSummary :\nMeal was forgetable. Nothing extra ordinary. Sub-par for a main-line casino on the Vegas strip. I would likely not dine here again as there are many, many other choices for breakfast in Vegas, both as part of casinos as well as private establishments.
__label__2 Went to this location as it is nearby the Las Vegas Premium Outlet.  I like Jack in the Box for their all day breakfast menu, and this place was the closest I could find. I did notice a little bit of an element of drug or prostitution or something was going on. But it did not deter from my experience here; this location was very clean on the outside and inside. My food was good and served at a good temperature; the counter person gave me a refill coffee with a smile. What more can you ask for from a JB?
__label__0 What was I thinking to step foot in this dump? I had family in from out of town that wanted t-shirts to take home to Nebraska. Bonanza has t-shirts, really good ones if you like lame knockoffs and hoochie mama type shirts but nothing you'll want to be seen in outside of Fremont St. much less wearing it in Lincoln, NE.\n\nIf you want 25 different Las Vegas themed shot glasses, CSI knockoffs, used decks of cards from Harrah's, and 6 different colors of dice you'll find it here. You'll also find overly aggressive security who treats everyone as thieves in waiting, and a checkout process that is a bit archaic. Oh and there's somebody at the door to check your receipt like that's going to keep someone from stealing something? And the staff has to be one of the most sourpussed group of unfortunate souls collecting a check in the city. \n\nAfter stopping here I kinda wish that all the demolition on the North end of the Strip, ie: The Frontier and such had been done a little bit further North. Perhaps once the SLS Las Vegas revives the Sahara some developer will come in and remove this crappy place. While I'm all for preserving Old Vegas, pictures of this dump will suffice vs. keeping the real thing. \n\nThis review is for the Gift Shop only and not the liquor store. Which might be about the only redeeming quality for this place.
__label__3 This is where people in the shows get their supplies- that's what I was told when I was there. This store has been around for years. Huge selection of materials- fabric, sequins, everything for the creative costume ideas. Unique store. \n\nI came over on a saturday afternoon. After a ton of browsing, I ended up buying a couple pieces of fabric (hot pink & purple) that's still in my craft room, but I intend on making something out of it soon- when I borrow a sewing machine. I've been wanting to make some Halloween costumes for a while. \n\nI agree that the pricing tends to be higher at times, but it's still a small price to pay when you look at the costume prices today. The average prices at Wal-Mart and Target for adult costumes was roughly $35- $45. I've always wanted a Disney Snow White costume but the price is about $60 for the most accurate one. Plus, when you make your own costume, it's not cookie-cutter. \n\nA great source for all your costuming needs. I want to check out the other one (on Valley View) to see which one is better.
__label__0 Service at this Denny's was dismal. After waiting for 45 mins for breakfast at 10am, the manager didn't even apologize for the food coming late.\n\nFood was mediocre.\n\nLocation was pretty sketchy.\n\nOnly go to this location if your desperate.
__label__2 GREAT SUCCESS! J and I made it to Luv-It right before they closed. Well, technically they were closed (the closed sign was already in the window) but the girls were nice enough to accommodate my request. They had run out of all the interesting flavors and only had vanilla left, but I wasn't going to complain.\n\nThe texture of the custard was very thick and creamy. More dense than ice cream and not as soft as gelato, it was quite delicious. I wish they had had some of their other flavors available, but I was still happy with what I got. If I ever have a car out in Vegas, I'll make it a point to stop by again.
__label__4 A great Vegas tradition... it helps that I love frozen custard.  Definitely worth a trip for tourists.
__label__3 Good stuff, been coming for years. Glad its getting so much hype they deserve to make some money. Do yourselves a favor and dont expect a religious experience or you will be disappointed. Its simple food made fresh on site and very good.
__label__4 I love luv-it.  My go to sundae is the western.  Lately I have branched out a bit and tried some of their flavors of the day.  I might just be used to my sundaes but I prefer them over a flavor of the day in a cone.  It is nice they offer different flavors though.  I will still give them a try from time to time.  There is almost always a line, even in the winter but there is plenty of people watching to do to pass the time.  I do wish they were open a little earlier but when I first started going they weren't open 7 days a week like they are now so I will take what I can get.  My fave downtown lunch is Viva Arepeas then dessert at Luv-It.  So good!  Oh yeah and make sure you bring cash, if you forget there is an atm in the mini mart next door.
__label__2 I sooooo wanted this place to be amazing! Everything about it seemed awesome. Its super local in a sort of hidden location. Its been in business for ever and the reviews all rave about it. It may of been a bad night when I went and I am willing to try again to see if my experience was a fluke.\n\nI had the Luv-it special sundae which was good but I felt like it was not really custard and seemed much closer to ice-cream in texture and flavor. It was mostly melted by the time the served it to me and it was not a particularly hot night.\n\n It all tasted good but it just was not what I was expecting. Ill give it a second try and hope that I can amend this review.    \n\nCASH ONLY SO COME PREPARED!!!
__label__1 Meh... I thought it was very ok... And the girls working there were rude and seemed very bothered by us. I wouldn't go back
__label__1 Luv-it's customer service is the only reason I'm dropping my rating. Y'all were rude, but hot damn if you're not serving up some of the BEST frozen delights in Vegas!\n\nNew ownership means more daily flavors, a slight hike is prices, and rude service. So rude in fact that it makes me not want to return, which makes me sad because the product is phenomenal and a Las Vegas trademark. (Who doesn't like buying custard in a strip club parking lot?)\n\nTo the Asian lady that took over here's some advice.\nSmile.\nThank people.\nDon't scold your employees in front of customers.\nDon't walk away from the window when you see people walking up.\nDon't look annoyed when you have to explain things to customers.\n\nI promise you, these little tweaks will improve the energy around your shop and your customers won't have a bitter taste after the cold sweetness ends.
__label__4 First off, reading these reviews, take them for seriousness with a grain of salt. Comparing Boston with Pizza Hut? Reviews from Coneheads from the planet Kolob, is more like it. And customer service? These people don't try to kiss your ass, they know they have great pizza, you want it or not, and I am fine with that, I don't like ass kissers. The pizza is great, lots a cheese, lotsa toppings, great crust, decent delivery, and an offer you can't refuse on Tuesdays, 2 for 1. Two thumbs up for Boston Pizza. The rest of you can go get a chain store pizza.
__label__0 Delivery  said 45 minutes came in 1 hr 1/2 . The pizza was disgusting . So much grease , after blotting one slice with a paper towel I went on to use a second , and third ... Soaked completely through . My hands were covered in grease . I can't believe people actually say this is good pizza! Gross! I was starving and couldn't even bring myself to finish a single piece. Will never order from this place again
__label__1 The food is AMAZING but the service is absolutely HORRIBLE.  The waitress is not very nice and is always in a rush. Do not eat there on your lunch break because you will be late going back to work. My husband went for lunch and ended up walking out because they were taking too long. People who came after him were getting their food 1st. When he was walking out the waitress said his food was on the way out and he said he had been waiting a long time and had to leave she then asked him to pay!!! He just left.  One time when I went there I was still ordering and she was walking away! I don't understand how that lady is still employed there.. she is always there during the day so maybe when she's gone it gets better...
__label__1 The food was not memorable.  The service was lousy.  My husband and I were seated and our order was not taken for just over a half hour. We sat there and watched as other groups/individuals were seated and had their orders taken before us.  We kept trying to get our waitresses attention and had no success for quite awhile. We should have just walked out. But we stayed, eventually ordered and had an o.k. meal.
__label__1 From the outside, with all the lights I was expecting more. It's fun  if you want to kill time and walk around looking at cheap gifts.  Lots of security throughout shop, and you cannot carry any large bags in the store.  They will take them from you and you can pick up when you exit building.
__label__2 Bachelorette party in Vegas = journey to strip club. \nVIP package offers limo service to pick you up from your hotel and drop you back, plus going straight inside and 2 well drinks. \nStarted in the guys room. I felt like the guys all stood behind us just waiting to pounce on an unsuspecting lady and con us out of a lap dance and $20. Nice views though, definitely. Girls room was loud and smoky, don't really remember too much more.\n\nDefinitely recommend getting the VIP package for you and your girls.
__label__1 \"Free limo and no cover\" my ass.  Upon arriving at the OG, in the ghetto, by a limo that we were told was \"completely free\", we were informed that it would be $25 per person.  Granted this included 2 drinks, but I want to dictate my boozing, not someone else.  So I get my drinks, which are completely watered down by the way, and watch some of the girls.  Some were pretty, most were not and all but one were pushy.  No, I don't want a dance.  If I do, I know where to find you and how to ask for one.\n\nFast forward to the stage.  I'm there watching the vagina in my face, albeity behind the girls panties, and my buddy is ordering from one of the cocktail waitresses.  His gaze is away from the dancer for maybe 30 seconds.  I turn and get his attention to check out the dancer, and when he does, she looks at us and says \"You guys aren't even paying attention to me!  Assholes!\" and then leaves.  I couldn't help but laugh hysterically and go to the bar.  I have 4 or 5 Bud Lights @ $10 bucks apiece.  Each with a $2 tip  Earlier, I had tipped another $10 for my 2 booze drinks as well as another $10 for drinks I bought for my buddies.  Altogether, our group probably left this bartender over $100 within an hour and a half.  \n\nI feel thirsty.  I order a ginger ale.  He tells me $10.  I tell him I just wanted a ginger ale, nothing in it. \"Ten dollars\".  I laugh in his face, take the rest of my money off the bar and gather the guys to leave.\n\nIf you fucks over there are reading this, you screwed up bigtime. The 6 of us were just getting ready to do private dances and were preparing to stay until you kicked us out.  Die in a fire, all of you.  Except the hot cocktail waitress with the nice tits and personality.
__label__0 I agree 150% with the other reviews I've read about how they \"milk\" money out of you. I had FIVE different male dancers within a span of 7 minutes whisper in my ear telling me to get my friend (the bride to be) on stage for a dance, and all reminding me that it's $40. They come up to you, start dancing all of up on you,  and when they're done, whisper again in your ear...$20. Back home in Hawaii, I got into a male review for free and they do waaaay more for basically nothing. The only time you whip out your cash is if you want a second round. Drinks were $12, but in a small glass. And just to add, yes... the dancers have amazing bodies, but their faces... Can we get paper bags please!?!
__label__0 Don't waste your money here. The guys are aggressive and talk gibberish to have you pay $20 to rub their sweaty balls on you. It is utter disappointment. Save your money and go see a produced show. They'll come swarming like bees and then run away when you don't take them up on their offer. Never again.
__label__3 I found Snick's first on Yelp looking through a list of dives near Theatre 7, and through word of mouth (a friend who had been there before).  Snick's, being just two spaces down from Theatre 7 was the ideal candidate for drinks after an event held in the lot this past First Friday/Pollygrind kick-off party event.\n\nThe bartender (the shorter, gray haired fella) was incredibly friendly, and cracked jokes all night with everybody he talked to it seemed.  The drinks, even the more quality beers, were relatively cheap.  I'm told that on Saturday nights there is an evening happy hour that is awesome, but we didn't make it out there the following day.\n\nThe jukebox is great!  The selection is good, but it really shines with the search feature.  I've searched many a juke in my day, and this one turned out some of the most obscure tunes I could think of.
__label__4 Go see Randy! That's all I have to say. Every time I go in, I talk sports with him and he does a great job. It's worth every penny there. Great atmosphere, up to date sports magazines, flat screen TV's, and great people. Just an all around cool and chill place to be.
__label__0 I'd rate it a ZERO if I could.  Sat down & was not even acknowledged. After 15 minutes I decided to leave. Waiters & waitresses saw us but never once came to our table. RUDE. OH! & the place smelled like shit & they couldn't even spell Fried rice correct in their menu. Steeeer Awayyyy.
__label__3 I used to shop at this thrift shop a lot in my 20's. I used to love wool v-neck sweaters and vintage button down cardigans (kinda like the ones that Mr. Rogers wore)- and yes, they had that old funky smell someone mentioned on another thrift store review (so cali). I had a vintage clothing addiction that sometimes this place would feed- navy uniforms, dresses, printed collared shirts, wool plaid shirts. I was in college at the time and wanted to express myself through clothing, plus I didn't really want to wear what everyone else was wearing (I still shopped in the malls too BTW.). Most of the customers were older, and not too many from my age group came here to shop, which was even cooler. I still have my treasured finds from here: two vintage cocktail vanity chairs in mustard yellow and white (one in each color). They are in need of some repair (the wood) but not giving them up (do you know who hard it is to find art deco stuff?). \n\nSmall parking lot, but you may find parking along the street, if you're lucky and you can parallel park (you'd be surprised at how many people don't know how to do that, I'm from the bay, so you know I'm experienced). It's also kinda small, compared to Savers (the thrift department store). But hey, if you don't find anything, go up the street to Savers, it's not far.\n\nThis is before Buy/Sell/Trade places became popular, enter Buffalo Exchange, a few years later.  For years, I saw the same manager, who was so nice and pleasant (seemed to be a good mood every day, didn't seem to have bad days ever); wonder if he is still there. For the most part, did not have too many problems with questionable people. I need to check this place out again, maybe over the weekend.
__label__3 Set along the decaying ruins of Las Vegas Boulevard South, Rincon Criollo is a true departure from the glitter and gulch of Vegas. There seems to be something of theme developed along LVBS, with a Salvadorian and another Cuban restaurant in proximity to each other. This one is set in a bland storefront, but once inside the atmosphere feels more Havanian than anything else. The food is simple and spicy and delectable: hot crusty bread and butter, as mentioned in another review, spicy chorizo, steaming rice and beans, chicken that cleaves to the bone, yuca and plantains and pressed cuban sandwiches. The staff seems to be all Cuban, and prepare everything in big pots in the back kitchen. They treat you with genuine hospitality, and aren't particularly concerned with turning the table and running up the tab. Sit there as long as you like and peer through the dusty storefront windows at the sunburnt downtown avenues. It is probably impossible to stay or visit downtown, see the humble immigrant businesses and the few tawdry titty bars set along a background of near shantytowns, and not question how so much glamour and wealth could neighbor such impoverishment. \n\nIn any case, turning back to the Rincon interior you'll find one whole wall engulfed by an aging aerial photo of Havana. The picture displays the Malecon sea wall as it weaves along the waterfront. The water is that tepid blue that suggests a photograph from the sixties or seventies. We ate under its shadow and thoroughly enjoyed what might be characterized as a repast, under the watchful eye of our waitress, who bore a helpful smile our entire meal. After we'd finished, we walked back out into the hot Vegas sun and stood along the unforgiving pavement for a few minutes, soaking in the strangely charmless vista of Old Vegas. Strange place for a Cuban restaurant, but in its oddly dislocated way it seemed to fit right in.
__label__2 We were the only ones in there on a sunday afternoon which I thought was weird after my friend raved about this place. Our food came out so fast that they would not even have had time to microwave it and put it on a plate so I know everything was pre-made. Food tasted alright just tons of bones in the chicken and the fried pork was so hard I almost chipped my tooth. Is this how you cubans prefer it? \n\nParking lot is around back. Absolutely ensure that you lock your car and DO NOT walk alone in this immediate area. \n\nI would go back but I would try to order something on the menu that they hopefully will make fresh. I gave them three stars for being very friendly, being bilingual, and for not giving me food poisoning.
__label__4 As I came into this quaint little place with a loud soap opera tv show being played in the background, the fresh and wonderful smell of a hot cup of Cuban coffee brewing and an old lady that looks alot like my grandma in bedroom slippers sweeping the floor, I knew right then that I came into a gloriously authentic Cuban hole-in-the-wall in the midst of all the noise and hype of the usual Las Vegas. All men and women must try this little piece of HONEST and downright DELICIOUS rustic cuban cuisine.\n\nAs I ordered my food, I realize that I am still in shock..Am I in Miami?... Nah,not even..Almost felt like I was in a Cuban city rather, before food rations and lack of resources were constant in the country, of course. Which is a shame, by the way, because Cuban cuisine is one of the most flavorful and tastiest kind of food that you will ever eat!!\n\nThey brewed my cafe con' leche (coffee with milk) just as I liked it, as my own mother used to make it, with extra sugar too as ordered! Thick, sweet and very satisfying. As you are reading this review, you are now obligated to try the Cafe con Leche, extra sweet, just for me. You will not regret it either!! \n\nThe Pollo Fricasse was very generous and tasty; tender and moist chicken breast with chunks of seasoned potatoes and spanish olives in a red, zesty stew. Goes great with some creamy black beans and white rice. I ordered some fresh avocado with marinated onions ('mojo' or 'mojo de cebolla';not listed on the menu, you just gotta ask for it, it's a cuban thang) on the side to compliment the already-rich taste of everything that I was delightfully shoving into my mouth!! I also ordered a pineapple soda (Jupi\u00f1a) with my meal, a common fizzy drink in Miami that is by far the best pineapple soda I ever tried..EVER. \n\nNext time you make a trip to the big ol' Las Vegas, avoid those overtly expensive and gawdy restaraunts for once and give this rustic gem a try. 'Florida Cafe' and all the other more hyped and obnoxious so called 'cuban' or carribean joints in LV and The Strip have nothing on what is truly honest, humble and simply good grub ESTILO CUBANO!!
__label__0 Since this place was close by I chose them for a smog check. My check engine light was on, and apparently when that light is on it's an automatic fail. I didn't know this beforehand. Anyhow about 45 minutes later I was called into the shop and told my car looked fine, but I needed a flush and this and that. I said no, my car isn't fine, it overheats. So now the man (manager?) was now trying to sell me something else. So I told him I would think about it. I was walked over to the desk and he said since your check engine light is on it's an automatic fail. So wouldn't the right thing to do be to reject the car as soon as it was turned on and they saw the check engine light was on? I waited over 45 minutes for nothing? And then on my receipt it listed that I rejected tire rotation when it wasn't even offered. I will never, ever go back there!!
__label__0 This is where poor lambs go to get slaughtered. I should have brought my gun with me in here 8 yrs ago when they did not want to give me back my keys after I test drove their camry. I was a young pup back then but stupid me for bringing in a blank check. They passed me up their hierarchy of sales lowlifes trying to close the deal. I had to rip the blank check in their faces so they would give me back my keys. If you have a concealed weapons permit and a handgun, proudly wear it in this fine establishment.
__label__4 What a great meal and a great night! We dressed up in vintage and went and had a ball. \n\nWe started with drinks at the full bar. Our bartendress was jovial and knew her craft. \n\nOnce we were seated, the service staff was unfussy, professional yet friendly, and perfect. \n\nWe ordered the Calamari, Artichokes Franchese and Buffalo Mozzerella appetizers. The artichokes were so good I asked to changed my main dish to them over some angel hair pasta, which they graciously obliged. Everyone of us loved their meal (I have to admit, I was so into my meal that I forgot to check out what everyone else was having) and the portions were large enough to have the leftovers for lunch the next day (still fantastic!). No one left a scrap. \n\nThe entertainer was as lovely woman who played classic hits with her electric organ and played some very dance-able hits from the 70s and earlier. \n\nWe've decided this place it a must-see every single frickin' time we're back in Vegas.\n\nThey have a large parking lot right out front, too.
__label__0 If I could give this place NO stars, I would! The polishes are super cheap (I ended up repainting when I got home), waited and stood in the entrance while a rude worker directed where clients went and offered no open seating to the others standing in the front of the shop, nor cared.  ICE COLD water for manicure bowl, no base coat, high upsells on basic polish designs and asked for an additional $1 for using my debit card AFTER it was swiped and signed for (which mean lady in front of shop SHOUTED from her CHAIR to my Nail Tech, who was VERY nice... in the BACK of the salon). Hair and Nail Zone is Hair and Nail Drones... as the staff looked so unhappy to be there and I was, too! I'll NEVER BE BACK and I wish Tabitha Coffey could visit this place and turn them into a professional and organized business!
__label__0 NEVER GO HERE!! \nI started going here the first time I went it was very pleasant, this second and last time i went was a total disappointment, the so called \"owner\" is very rude, inappropriate and very unprofessional!! The person who did my nails was hrs worst ever!! She would push my hands very aggressively and made me bleed!! They're unappreciative and say very bad things about the costumers!! I find it extremely unprofessional to act this way even your an owner, I feel like she needs to learn what the meaning of costumer service is! Don't waste your time going herd because the wait is usually about one hour and the service is the worst!! I completely discourage anyone from going here because you won't be treated with respect!!
__label__4 added the lengua taco to the tried list today -- wow -- so delicious...\n\ndon't know what Gabriel is talking about fried fish -- their fish is only served as cocktails or on the half shell (oysters) -- no fish tacos -- nothing fried.  And the cashier always speaks english -- she has to since she runs the drive thru, too -- \n\nYes, there aren't that many white folk -- but that's fine with me -- Took my 72 year old white mother for tongue and pastor tacos -- and to share a shrimp cocktail, with watermelon juice --   tears, people, tears, it was so good...   I keep looking for flaws, but there just aren't any.
__label__4 the tacos are off the hook yummmmmmmmy
__label__1 I don't know what happened to this place.  I used to eat here at least once a week and LOVED their food.  They recently raised their prices and seemingly lowered the food quality.  The junior carne asada burrito was always my go to....a good sized burrito for $3.  I'd order it without beans and it cost me an extra .60.  Since when do places charge to take things OFF?!  Oh wait....okay, .60, I'll deal with it.  NOW they are charging $4.25 for the same burrito and a DOLLAR to NOT have beans in it.  What the fuck?  My junior carne asada burrito w/just meat n cheese was almost $7 the other day (because of course cheese is extra too...as is sour cream, avacado, etc.).  It was lacking in the meat department and had a huge glob of cheese.  So disappointing.  :(
__label__0 This was one of my favorite Savers locations.  Cute clothes at reasonable prices.  However, as of late, talk about price gauging.  Used donated jeans for $50.  Give me a break!  Expressed to manager that their pricing has become unreasonable for used donated clothing.  Would not hear any of my comments.  I was told that jeans were \"NEW\" even though it did not have any tags and if I looked up the item online I would find the jeans at the same price. \n\n I thought that Savers was categorized as a \"Thrift Store\".  Since when do you compete with online retailers?   How do you help your community with those on a limited budget.  You are taking advantage!
__label__0 Our experience with the office staff has been unpleasant every time, both on the phone and in person for visits. The wait is always long (atleast an hour, even first thing in the morning) and it takes forever to get your questions answered. \nThey are incompetent when it comes to billing/insurance issues and have completely overlooked our past records from other pediatricians (which would have given our child 4 immunizations that he'd already been given.) In order to get an immunization record, we needed to make an appointment for an office visit. \nThe pediatrician was short with us, seemed annoyed with any questions, and basically told us to go to the ER if we had a concern. \nWe are never coming back here. This place came recommended, but apparently it's not for informed parents who want to be involved in their child's healthcare.
__label__4 Was in need of a serious hair cut and beard trim and my brother recommend that I go here , Freddie was the barber who cut my hair and everything came out clean ! great service , great vibe, definitely will be coming back to this barber shop , would really recommend to anyone , these guys know what they are doing !
__label__2 Let me start by saying I'm no authentic German food expert at all.  So I don't know how authentic the dishes are.  I like the food pretty well.  Have gone there multiple times.  Love their German potato salad and red cabbage.  \n\nThat being said, they get only 3 stars because they are way over priced (go during 2 for 1) for \"doctored\" dishes.  I asked if they make the potato salad and cabbage from scratch and was told no, that it would take too much preptime and that the cook \"doctors\" them from premade.  Also our desert was frozen and had to be heated, so not fresh there.  For the prices they ask, they should take the time to prep food from scratch.  But I do still like the taste, they doctor well to me.\n\nAlso, our last visit the table clothes under glass top were dirty and our waitress was rudish and rushing us.
__label__0 Wish I had seen these reviews before going. I will keep it simple. In my opinion this place is a total rip-of as far as the prices charged and the quality/authenticity of the food served. I must say the portions were large, but i guess they have to get rid of the stuff somehow.
__label__3 Love this place! First came here in 1996. It's vegan friendly and oh so good. Last night I had the amazing papaya salad and fresh spring rolls. The rolls were mintier than I've had before, but still delicious. I had dinner #3 which came with a tasty fried roll, coconut soup with mushrooms and a garlicky oil on top (forgot the Thai name) and pad thai. Delicious except that the pad thai was too spicy even though I requested mild. It's the first time I've ever had spicy pad thai. The service was fast and friendly. I will go back for one of their awesome lunch specials.
__label__3 We usually go to Lotus of Siam - in the same seedy center.  Don't let the outside fool you.  Both places offer great Thai food.  I was pleasantly surprised by the quality of food at Komol.  Everything was great - we started with the coconut soup.  We also had the spring rolls.  Great appetizers.  Main courses we selected was a seafood curry dish and the basil, chicken fried rice.  Both dishes were really good.  When in Vegas - a place to go.
__label__3 We ended up at Komol when we couldn't get into Lotus of Siam and it turned out to be a satisfactory alternative. Komol is a Thai restaurant in the same shopping center as lotus of Siam. It's highly regarded as one of the better vegetarian and vegan restaurants in Las Vegas, but we got meat dishes and generally they were quite good.\nWe started with an egg roll or whatever they called it. It was deep fried but may not have contained egg. Nice and crispy on the outside and good flavor on the inside. Next up was the chicken coconut soup. This is always so different in so many restaurants. There was lots of spicy red powder floating at the top of this soup. They're pretty serious about the zing here at Komol. I can't really rank it among my chicken coconut soups. It might be near the top. I have to have it again.\nThen came the beef salad, which for me was the only disappointment of the night. While the beef was tasty, several pieces were really tough to chew. The tomatoes also seemed like the supermarket tomatoes that ripen on the truck on the way to delivery. \nThe two entrees we split were both excellent. I ordered the mixed seafood in panang curry and it was all good. All the seafood seemed fresh and was not overcooked. The curry had great flavor and precision. Ted ordered the beef basil in a brown rice and it was also nicely done with a great mix of flavors. \nCorkage was $5 a bottle.
__label__4 It's been a while since I've updated my review for Komol, so here we go. \n\nThe food is still delicious! I finally got to try the herbal salad, since I'm attempting to eat healthier lately. It was refreshing and absolutely delicious. It had just the right amount of spice and the texture was delicious. My dining companions got the mee krob to start and the spicy mint chicken, pork pad thai and some chicken dish that escapes me at the moment. All were incredibly happy with their meals. I took some garlic fried rice with beef home to my fella as well. I took a few bitefuls of that as well and love it!\n\nThe service can be hit or miss here, but they were extremely attentive on this visit and refilled our water glasses regularly. They were pretty packed for the holidays and seemed to accomodate the large amount of guests quite nicely. Definitely still one of my favorites!
__label__2 I love Thai food and when I read about this, I was so excited to try it! The price is great and the staff is great! The only thing I did not like was when my main dish came out, it was cold. The food itself was just OKAY. The texture of the chicken was a bit rubbery, definitely not all breast meat.  I am the biggest panang consumer in all of Las Vegas, and I immediately noticed the panang recipe here is much different than most other Thai restaurants. Not my favorite here. Yet, our Phad See Ew noodles were rather enjoyable. Vegetarian options are available. On a side note, I did like their custom engraved menu covers. Hieroglyphic style Komul engravings on real wood. Cool!
__label__3 Uh oh, what do we have here?  Another contender in the commercial center district looking to claim the prize of best Thai food in Vegas.  Everyone knows about the other contender.  What I was not aware of, prior to this visit for a mid day impromptu lunch redemption, was that Komol lays out some seriously good Thai food.  \n\nSo here I was, far from my comfort zone again trying new and exciting entrees that I would have never even thought of trying before. My arm was twisted twice this day...once to go here in the first place (glad I did) and the second was to try a dish with tofu.  What?!!? No meat!  I now know what the big to do is all about.  The meal went like this...Fresh spring rolls that were delicious and unlike others I've had, not greasy.  Pad kee mow with tofu, spicy level 3 since I'm a baby.  This dish was quite tasty...at first I skirted around the tofu; then I believe I compromised it all and refused to share it.  The final dish was Panang curry with chicken; finally the meat makes its presence known...level 3 again.  \n\nSorry to all experienced Thai foodies, my pallet cannot yet handle the crazy spiciness; with time I will slowly increase this to a 10 and just know that over the next few visits I will be updating this review to a 5.  Thanks for a great meal.
__label__1 Disappointing overall.  Spring rolls were unpleasant.  Poor flavor and texture.  Vegetarian massaman curry was okay.  Good spice, overly sweet.
__label__3 5 stars for the food! 3 stars for everything else.. This will be the spot I take all my out-of-towners if they are craving some Thai food!\n\nI had some family that were visiting and they were in the mood for some quality grubbing. After doing a quick search on the yelp, I was intrigued by this spot. Following the recommendations of the yelp squad, we quickly made our way over here from the hotel where they were staying.\n\nWhen we arrived here, there was a short 10 minute wait. The atmosphere is very quaint. The first thing I noticed as we were escorted to our booth was that the seats are in desperate state of disrepair. I literally sunk half a foot into them. We received our cool engraved menus and proceeded to order. The suggestions from previous yelp reviews were imbedded into our minds, and helped us tremendously. \n\nFood wise, it was probably some of the best Thai, ever. And I truly mean that. The spice level that we asked for in each dish was exactly on point, something that has never happened to me except at LoS. That says a lot.\n\nHerbal Salad - believe the hype, for it is real. This is a *must order* item! I don't know if this their signature dish, but it should be. It's a very unassuming plate.. but aren't a lot of great dishes the same way? After taking in that first spoon, it was love at first bite. The textures were amazing. Apples, crunchy tofu, lemongrass, and much, much more. I'll leave it to you guys who've never tried it, to experience it for yourselves. You won't regret it.\n\nDrunken noodles - they killed it here as well. I was mystified how they were able to add all that flavor into each rice noodle. It's pretty crazy. It was as if the sauce and spices were made into the noodles. A stunner!\n\nMango sticky rice - the mango was perfectly ripe, and tasted how a real mango should taste like. The sticky rice was sticky-icky! It also wasn't cloyingly sweet, and complimented the mango brilliantly. Another winner!\n\nThe panang curry and tom yum soup were excellent and items that I would highly recommend!\n\nBut, like in many operations, service kind of destroyed a great meal. Our server was gracious, kind, and helpful. But asking two servers to run a full restaurant, taking orders, running their food, and bussing their tables is just asinine. I know that the business is trying to cut costs, but as the great Chris Carter says \"C'mon, man!\"\n\nService aside, I would happily come back here because the food is that good. I shall see you on that flip side!
__label__1 Hey I went into this place after reading all the raving reviews.... gotta say was disappointed with the people in it. I walked in and their doors have a chime to let them know ... someone came up to see and did not even say hello nothing. Then 3 to 4 minutes later another patron walks in young blond etc and I suddenly hear him greet her and ask if she would like any help. He also asked another lady who was in the same room if she needed help..\nThese 2 men walked around and not once was i asked for assistance. I am in the healing industry and was very keen to purchase some items....\nThe store was not as impressive as it was made out. And if you are in the business of selling these items keep an open heart and a welcoming presence.
__label__4 Absolutely awesome!  My husband and I have been talking about getting tattoo's (matching) for some time and while we were in Vegas decided to do it - OMG, some of the people on the strip are on crack with the prices - absolutely nuts!  Pay the $10 and grab a cab (they are down by the Stratosphere) so worth it!  We had Derrick - what a great job he did!!  This was my first tattoo and my husbands I don't know but he agreed best place.  I forget the guy's name from the smoke shop next door but he was hysterical - talked to us the whole time.  HIGHLY Recommend - prices are great for Vegas (well, for anywhere really), you can't go wrong!
__label__3 The staff here have been pleasant and the selection isn't bad, limited mainly to Korean goods with a few Japanese products as well [natto, umeboshi & miso]. After a couple of minor problems during check out one day they gave me a free package of a brown rice tea, which I thought was a sweet touch. Since I'm not familiar with a lot of Korean foods, there are a lot of things that I haven't tried or don't know what to do with yet, but they have a lot of Japanese foods that I use often and with a decent selection. Ponzu, mirin, a moderately large selection of natto [compared to other stores around town], mandoo/gyoza/potstickers, large selection of seaweeds in small and bulk, noodles, Soju...plus they have a large area with produce [not always the freshest looking], pre-made side dishes, kimchee/kimchi, another section with beauty and hygienic products, cooking supplies,  and a fresh eat-in or take-out kitchen. I've yet to try it but it looks promising. Sometimes the owners will be there. Last time I went they were and their children were running happily through the store. Not sometime I particularly mind, but could hold the potential to be annoying.
__label__2 For a neighborhood market, I think this place is decent. Somewhere to go on your way home from work on school, that isn't a major detour or large shopping trip.\n\nThis place has your essential Korean (and other Asian) goodies. They have household items, nonperishables, frozen, and fresh. They do not have a fresh butchery, but do sell frozen meat at affordable prices. They also have a small fridge of banchan, though the last time I went I thought the selection of banchan was not as good as before.
__label__4 Having been a customer of Tower of Jewels for about 35 years or more I was Yelping and decided to take a look at what people say about the business.  I was shocked at the love/hate Yelps.  This business is probably the most reputable business of ANY kind in this city and owned and operated by its owner, Jack Weinstein....who takes the utmost pride in his and his employees work and customer service. He and his business are part of the history of our city.  Who's Who of past and present are his clientele but treats even small potatoes like me like we are special.  Through the years I can not even begin to tell you the wonderful things I know personally of that this man has done for people and the community.  And to those who say bad things about how they were treated....I think you might want to look in the mirror.  Usually people get treated like they treat others but in the case of Tower of Jewel employees that is not the case.  Mr Weinstein insists on and gets the best attitudes from his employees...they may not kiss your behind but you will get good, quality service no matter what demeanor you display.\n\nAs for the security guard....how great is that to have someone their to look after your safety while shopping for valuable items or bring them in for repairs.  \n\nAs for shopping center jewelers...I am not bad mouthing them.  They have their niche.  But for a quality, long term relationship with a jeweler....choose Tower of Jewels for your family and stick with them.  You will not be sorry.  It is not too late, start now.  Take your items in to be cleaned and checked....have a battery put in your watch...start small....I think you will be more that pleased that you did....tell them I told you to come in for that service....my name is Connie....they just Rodium plated a junk jewelry pendant my husband bought me a long time ago when we had no money for the real thing....it looks like million bucks!  And they treat us like a million bucks too.
__label__0 Let me start by saying that I wouldn't recommend there services here.they charge you for everything I booked my wedding on May 9 th unfortunately we can't get married here so I canceled they said they can't refund my depost because of the service they had to do planning all I did was email questions and I didn't have a big package I had the simplicity package it's not much to it. I would be happier getting married at a courthouse then here
__label__1 At least twice per month Republic Services skips picking up my trash. I've complained five or six times now and they always send out a truck to pick it up, but I shouldn't have to call. I think it may be due to people parking in front of my trash can, but I can't help that. I live across from an elementary school and it is a public street. I've seen better service in a park. \nFurthermore, when my trash is emptied, I find the can in the middle of the street, which is kind of stupid considering I rent the can from them. They have to replace it when it gets run over! I am currently fighting with them to pick up my trash from Thanksgiving (note the date of this review)!!  After four calls, it was finally picked up on Tuesday night, but they only took half of it. Why? Now I'm calling them again on Wednesday to get them to pick it up, but my regular day is Thursday. Chances are, they may pick it up tomorrow on the regular pick up day. \nIf I was that slow to respond to the bill, they would file a lien on my house! I wonder if I can file a lien against their building....
__label__4 Amazing company! The best one in Vegas!
__label__4 The food is very fresh.  The service is great.  The resturant is one of our favorites.  We have been there about once a month.  It's not so easy to find.  Behind some buildings that are on Sahara.  But worth it.  Everyone I take there sayes it could be the best Shushi in America!  I went there because of the good reviews on Yelp and am glad I did.  Had Tuna, Salmon, Eel, California rolls, Halibit, Shrimp, Mushrooms, Soup, Salad and Beet sherbert.  Sake was great has Lots of Beers and so full I had to waddel out....Had seconds on Tuna and Salmon.
__label__4 Insanely good find!\n\nWe were visiting from out-of-town and staying on the strip, but decided to check out something a bit outside the \"normal\" zone. This place was rated highly on Yelp, and so a taxi-ride later ($20), we were there. Where \"there\" is exactly is hard to say for us, and we had to look around to find the exact location of the place (it's in the middle \"island\" building on the right). It's located right in the middle of some Korean restaurants, and is definitely not your standard \"strip\" business - it's not at all notable from the outside.\n\nThe inside is another matter. We chose to sit at the bar to watch the itamae at work, but we liked the set up of the tables and the main room. I was immediately intrigued by the aquariums in the back that housed live flounder, prawns, and abalone. I inquired about the abalone (it wasn't on the menu), and was a bit taken aback at the price ($25), but ordered it anyway due to the fact that we were on vacation, and I couldn't recall ever seeing it on a menu before. It was fantastic - very nice, firm, texture and a very oceany- (almost uni-like) taste.\n\nI decided to have some of the prawn, too (also not on the menu), and was very pleased with that, too. They serve the prawn raw, first, and after you've had the tail, they then tempura-fry the head. It was extraordinary!\n\nWe had some other dishes, too: some of them ordered by us, and some of them presented to us by the owner (we ordered a few things that weren't in-stock, and I think it was a very nice and appreciated gesture). Everything we had, from start to finish, was just excellent: fresh tako, hamachi, and unagi sushi, and a HUGE \"special\" maki roll. The sake was good, and reasonably priced too. I was so full by the end of the meal, I couldn't fit any uni, and that's a first for me!\n\nThe only (very minor) complaint I have is that they didn't have closed-captioning on the TV's. \n\nI highly recommend this place for anyone looking for a fantastic meal of sushi in Vegas.. It doesn't have the ambiance of a Tao or Koi, and it's not a teppenyaki place, but that's not what I'm looking for in a sushi restaurant anyway. We spent over $50/person (because we wanted to..the food was GOOD!) but could just as easily have spent $25/person if we wanted to be more wallet-conscious.\n\nWe'll definitely be going back the next time we're there!
__label__2 Went here with my visiting family for the first time about a month ago...\n\nThe food is pretty good and I must admit, I ordered something a little obnoxious. I had the Tokyo Deluxe which is a little of everything (seriously...just about EVERYTHING) and a cup of tea.  \n\nWhile the food I ordered was good, some of the items my family ordered weren't quite up to par. The size of the portions were good but the flavor just seemed a little off on a few of the items.\n\nI'm sure there are other things that taste really good on the menu and I'll update this review when I have a chance to go back.
__label__3 A nice old school Sushi restaurant. Very relaxed feeling, not the uppity type place where you feel not worthy of their time. Very good sushi and very good prices. The chefs were very entertaining and fast. Saki bombs are always best when shared w/the chefs! Soju shots can really sneak up on you!
__label__1 We have been eating here for the last 7 years during CES.  It was always amazing.  We always looked forward to it.  However, the latest reviews I read prior to dining here the first week of 2013 indicated a decline in standards.  Unfortunately, I have to agree with those reviews.  The sushi was still very tasty.  Seafood still nice and fresh. The presentation was still gorgeous. The art of sushi as it affects quality is on the downhill slide.  The rolls were somewhat sloppy.  About 50% of the pieces fell apart when we tried to pick them up.  If they continue with this, they'll be forced to serve the sushi with a spoon. The edamame, Shumai and miso soup were all served at barely above room temperature.  A huge disappointment for such simple principles. Hot food- hot.  Cold food- cold.  As usual, the service was great and all the staff is very charming.  It makes me sad to think that we'll likely have to find a new sushi joint for next year.
__label__0 Senator Harry Reid is a moron!!! \n\nThat's it. \n\n-10 stars\n\n\n\nUpdate:  I guess only one person here is aloud to have an opinion. Actually I was born and raised here in Las Vegas. So the fact that you are a die hard democrat makes my opinion uneducated. No the fact that Harry Reid puts so much time and effort into trying to get Yucca Mtn. stopped instead of embracing it is where I am coming from. So because of his continued fight to stop something that is unstop-able we are now not in control. Since it is not being used as it is supposed to the Fed Gov owes some $300 million  per year for not fulfilling it's contract. ( wasting even more money ) If we had chosen to accept it we would have had the upper hand and demanded money for our roads and railways to be improved. They have spent so much money on Yucca Mtn. that there is no way it will not be used. By the way I have been there ( just before you assume to know who I am again )
__label__0 The worst customer service ever. I brought my daughter here to find a dress for a sweet 16 Party. We found a gorgeous dress but unfortunately both ladies ignored . The Lady on the sales floor watched us but never attended to us while the other Lady stayed in the back. Beautiful dresses  ,  however when spending money I'd prefer customer service to be attached to the \"SERVICE\". \nNO STARS !
__label__0 These people were too stupid to send a bill to the correct address and then after getting the correct address, were too stupid to send me the bill for another FOUR MONTHS. I guess I underestimated how difficult it can be to use a computer to type out a bill and actually mail it out.\n\nAlso, Randy seems to think the best way to have people people pay a bill they've never actually received is to insult them and ask if they're too poor to afford $70. Well, Randy, it's very difficult to pay a bill that you and your client are too incompetant to send out.\n\nFYI, I have yet to receive an actual bill. All I've received is a letter stating the amount due with stickers and stamps on it. Good job. I can see the four months of hard work you put into this.
__label__3 Love it here. Classic Filipino cuisine. ok service average decor. Good star rating for its quality of food.
__label__0 Auto Unlimited is the worst car dealership I have ever had to deal with. They break the law and the owner is a terrible person. I bought a car that pulled to the right, during the purchase I told the salesman that I would not buy the car if it pulls to the right. So he assured me that they would take care of it. After they looked over the car twice the problem was not fixed and the owner said tough shit I am not helping you. The car also has a DTC for a sensor that came on 2 days after I bought the car. I checked and they cleared the code right before I bought the car. THAT IS AGAINST THE LAW!! Never ever go to this dealership, They lie just to get you to buy a car.
__label__3 We have ordered pizzas from here several times and have always been pleased. Nice Brooklyn-sized slices with fresh ingredients and homemade crust. I've never eaten in the restaurant, but it's always been a great place for takeout.\n\nTonight we thought we'd try something different, so we ordered other items off the menu. My husband had the Italian Combo sandwich, and I had the lasagna. We ordered these as to-go items, and they both traveled well in the takeout containers. The sandwich was flavorful, with fresh bread and a good selection of meat. The lasagna came with a side salad and an order of six garlic knots. LOVE the knots, and I can't imagine eating the pasta without them! I've had better lasagna, but this was pretty good for a storefront takeout -- and it was a LOT better than I could have pulled off at home. Plus the portion was big enough for us to have leftovers, and lasagna is always better the next day!\n\nI'm not a New Yorker by any means, but for this Nevada gal (by way of the Midwest and Texas), this is some pretty tasty Italian fare. (Better than Pizza Hut and Olive Garden, if nothing else.) Try the pizza, but don't be afraid to order off the menu.
__label__4 This place is a little far from my house, maybe a 15 minute drive, but if you like Sicilian pizza, I don't think you can find a better place in Las Vegas.\nI live in the east for a while, and I would rank this place's Sicilian pie right up there with pizza places in the east.\nThe place is small, but accommodating nonetheless.\nThe staff is extremely friendly (my wife is always accusing the girls of flirting with me, so I can only pick-up their pizza and not stay there to eat it.\nThey offer drinks in there that you don't normally see in any eatery (e.g. Yoohoo, Sobe, etc.) which I think is neat.\nAnd, considering that I just now paid $20 for a Sicilian pie, that will probably make four meals for my wife and I, it seems reasonably priced.\nI don't know how much more I can say. Go there and see for yourself.
__label__2 Yep, gonna visit this place if you want a job in service here in Vegas. Pretty clean, nice building, helpful staff. Pretty quick in and out as well.
__label__4 This is the best Mexican food I've ever had! I literally have to drive across town to eat there! Great food and service!
__label__1 First things first ... THIS IS NOT A REGULAR COSTCO! It's a \"business center.\" \n\nI feel that this is very important to mention, because I was very disappointed when I came during my weekend stay in Vegas. My bf and I wanted to hit up Costco for a case of water for our room and to get alcohol for a friend's bday gift.\n\nNO ALCOHOL SOLD HERE. Although, they do sell tobacco if you're into that kind of thing. \n\nNO FOOD COURT. But, why would you want a food court when you can eat at all the delicious food places and buffets on the strip?! \n\nAs I mentioned, this is a business Costco so you'll definitely find lots of snacks and drinks for vending machines. They even sell vending machines here! I did enjoy the fact that they had a huge array of drinks (juices, sodas, sparkling water, cider, etc.) It was quite impressive. \n\nAll in all, this Costco was pretty depressing. Very few workers ... workers that don't really know their stuff. I asked the guy checking memberships at the front if they had any coupon books and he said the guest/member service would have some. Waited in line and it turns out ... THEY DON'T EVEN ACCEPT THE COUPONS HERE. \n\nI'll definitely be shopping at the Costco back in L.A. before heading out to Vegas next time..
__label__3 Raul is a really friendly, helpful fellow. He helped me and Walter as we perused the store for something sweet, simple, and just perfect for an anniversary gift for the two of us. Walter and I had been looking at all kinds of things, earrings, chains, pendants, bands, cocktail rings, all kinds of sparkly things. There was glitter in our eyes for days. They have a wonderful selection of rings and all kinds of pretty things. I'm glad we stopped in, although we never did decide what to get. At least we met Raul. He says he'll remember us so the next time we visit, he'll be able to re-show what we'd looked at before. I thought that was awesome, the confidence that he has in the brand and in the quality...to \"know\" we'd return. Cool guy. THANKS RAUL (SKU 14242051 sz 7)
__label__4 I love the sales here- sometimes, at an additional 50% off orange labels, sometimes, there are BOGO deals. I've gotten many gifts for my niece and nephews over the years (ok, the secret's out). I love the roxy brand (the one for the ladies), so I also shop for myself- love love love the dresses and board shorts; we go to Hawaii once a year, so it's the go-to brand for summer styles- the bright colors and catchy prints really defines the beach vibe. My husband also looks for clothing too. \n\nI really don't intend on shopping here, it just becomes too-good-a-sale-to- pass-up kind of situation. I pretty much go for the clearance racks. The regular prices are comparable to the regular store prices (agree with Michael C). In addition, I believe that there is a promotion in the Passport Booklet (free for AAA members & VIP Premium Outlets members). \n\nIf there are too many other people in the small store, it can feel crowded, since the racks are positioned pretty close to each other. It's not usual to bump people or to be bumped by people, but they're usually pretty nice about it. Many of the employees seem to be on the teenage or 20s set, but generally pretty nice and eager to assist. Limited fitting rooms in the back- sometimes there might be a wait. But there are benches for the waiting husbands (like mine).\n\nCool store, great brands, excellent clearance prices.
__label__1 Ok, this store has a great selection of products.....however, the service here sucks, which is why I gave it 2 Stars.  I would have given it 1 Star but the selection of products bumped it up to 2 Stars.\n\nWas shopping with my son for a pair of shoes and had to ask for assistance.  There were 3 people working within 10 feet of us and none of them came up to ask us if we needed any help.  Meanwhile, my son was trying on shoe after shoe.....he tried over 10 pairs of shoes and still no help from anyone.\n\nWe finally found a pair he liked and went to pay for it.  It was about 30 minutes until closing and there was a line of about 20 people and 4 cashiers.  When we got to the front of the line, I could hear one of the cashiers say really loud to another....\"Damn, where the hell did all this customers come from?!  Don't they have better things to do?\".....now, she said this with contempt in her voice.  Clearly she wanted to go home right at closing, but with a store full of customers and a long line of PAYING customers, it was cutting into her free time.\n\nThat comment made me sick......in today's economy, she should be happy that they had a long line of people at the cash register!  Ungrateful.....she doesn't understand the value of a customer.\n\nBased on her comments & the lack of customer service from the 3 lazy people who was near us and didn't offer help.....I've determined that it's not a one-off situation, but a regular problem with this store.  Clearly they don't know how to service customers.\n\nI wish my son would have found something he wanted at the Adidas store....they were very friendly and helpful.\n\nWill I return?  ~with a frustrated voice~ Only because there aren't more options for Nike Outlet Stores.....just the one on the South End of the Strip, which is inconvenient for me.
__label__2 It's a decent paper with great access to their writers. Plus, I really like the location! (They are located directly next to my office, so whenever I need something...I just walk over) \n\nIt also makes a great filler in my fire pit! Lol
__label__0 I've been a customer since 1998.  Trying to cancel hardline telephone service in Vegas on a Monday evening.  I was on hold for 25  minutes.  Then the rep tells me they can't cancel my phone service unless I start paying for the modem or buy a new one.  Not renting a modem. Between both homes, I'm shelling out nearly 300 per month.  Guess I'll go ahead and cancel ALL my service.in Vegas and Phoenix.
__label__3 I love saving money!!  I was just browsing, and I did not expect to buy anything.  I found a deal that I could not pass up though.  I think that they normally have a buy 1 pair get the 2nd pair for half price.  I was able to get a pair of shape up shoes for $39.95 and a second pair of shoes for $14.97 (Orig. $44.95)!!  \n\nI used my shoes to go hiking at Red Rock Canyon later that week.  I haven't used the shape ups yet.  I probably won't need another pair of shoes for awhile....but if I do, then I will definitely go by here again.
__label__3 Although this store is often mobbed with people, I still don't mind sifting through the masses to find a killer deal. The best part is that they hand out coupons as you walk in. The coupons range from 30% to 50% off usually. This visit I was handed a 50% off coupon on handbags. If you like Coach, you'll love this outlet store.
__label__2 This outlet location is okay. I liked that they had mens, womens, and kids clothes. I went during winter and they had a good amount of sweaters and jackets. The prices were reasonable but the store was pretty disorganized. Not a bad place to shop if you already know what you're looking for.
__label__1 This place is overstaffed, and in fact right when you walk in there is no warm welcome to the store. Everyone who works there is busy. Sadly my experience here was dissapointing because they didn't have what I was looking for. \n\nThe store seems to be under construction. There was a bum in the music section just playing his little heart out on the piano, all intoxicated. (felt uncomfy)\n\nThere is no variety of product. Service is poor.
__label__0 I never knew how incompetent they were till I tried another doctor...My insurance changed so I had to go down the street to another doctor for the yearly exam.. I'm 50 years and have started to wear progressive lenses as well as contacts.  I spent thousands of dollars with these crooks on eye exams as well as contacts and glasses.  Come to find out, I was given a prescription that wasn't even near what it should have been!  FOR YEARS   No wonder why I couldn't see!  My daughter who went to a new doctor in RENO, the same thing.  The doctor that examined her said that she was being over prescribed.  Both of us were patients of Dr Lorenz  for at least 10 years.  As well as customers at the optical department there.  I brought my glasses to them today because my anti glare was chipping off after only about a year and a half, only to be told that they are out of the 1 year warranty.  They were gracious to tell me that I could have the lenses replaced but that I would have to pay in full another 298.00!!!  Oh and yes I would have to have a current prescription from one of their doctors!  lol...As if I would allow myself to be examined by any of the staff there ever again.  My readers from WALMART LAST FOR EVER and I just throw them in my purse, my 500.00 glasses I treat with the utmost care, they are no good due to the faulty material that they were made of!!!  Thank you NEVADA EYE AND EAR...is this why you changed your name  SAME PLACE SAME CRAP STAFF AND DOCTORS!  I hope OBAMACARE AND REVIEWS CAUSE you to go bankrupt!
__label__1 Wow. The receptionist here is RUDE. I am not even visiting the doctor. I'm here with my grandma who is seeing the doctor. They were rude to her on the phone when she called, telling her that she would probably have to wait a very long time because Mondays are horribly busy in a way to make her feel bad. That rubbed me the wrong way. Why not inform her that there might be a wait rather than make her feel bad about it? \n\nOnce we got here, she didn't even have to wait. The only people in the waiting room were waiting for their wives who were seeing the doctor, not actually waiting to SEE the doctor. \nAs I'm sitting here, I heard the receptionist \nmake an outbound call to someone then complain to someone else in the office, threatening about how \"it's okay, they will just be sent to collections\" as that will be his revenge on the client for whatever reason- all within earshot of other patients. \n\nI hope this doctor is worth the piss poor receptionist sitting behind the desk. \n\nI'm giving 2 stars since I've never seen this Doctor. I'd like to give one just for the guy behind the desk.
__label__2 Took my two boys here (ages 8 & 9) on their spring break. It wasn't very crowded, which was nice.  We purchased 4 \"1 hour ride\" passes for $22/each.\n\nThe employees were slow moving. Wasting our time, walking and working at a tortoises pace. My son stood in line to ride the solo cars, he was well over the red line; at least an inch over yet was told her was \"too short\" and not allowed to ride. \n\nThe food was exactly what you would expect, greasy and over priced. \n\nWe had fun, but this place could be a lot better with a new set of employees.
__label__2 This store was pretty clean and had some pretty good deals, especially with several racks of red tag clearance items this past weekend. I had an issue with the checkout process, however, which is why I can't give them 4 stars. For buying only 2 items we were at the registers for what felt like 15 min because the associate couldn't figure out how to scan my items. I guess one of the stickers was messed up and wouldn't scan correctly....but rather than go and grab another one that had a good tag or manually key in the sku or numbers on the tag, she spent 5 min trying to peel the sticker and then stepped away without any explanation for 5-10 min and then came back with a new tag she had made for it. Hopefully she was just a new employee and next time this won't happen
__label__0 My family went there for dinner for the first time tonight and it was a TERRIBLE experience. The service and the overall presentation of the restaurant were decent. The food, however, was so bad that everyone got a stomach ache. I think we all had food poisoning. The food was also either bland or very salty. We did not try the Mongolian grill section, so I cannot speak on behalf of that. Will I go back, no.
__label__0 One star minus one star = zero stars!! Please let me help you if you are thinking about eating here: DONT! I am an avid connesieur of buffets and this place is a hot mess!! I was put off immediately by the uncleanliness but we proceeded, watered down crab, amnesia salad made with mayonnaise, mushy food all around...don't eat here ever, waste of money! They have a sign that says they wool
__label__1 My mom treated us for my daughter's birthday here since it wasn't too far from my brother's home.  This was probably my least favorite of the Chinese buffets my mom has taken us to the past couple years.\n\nThe service was not too bad, but the selection wasn't as good as it could be and the foot just not as tasty.  Some foods seemed to have been sitting there for awhile, therefore, things that should be soft were hard.\n\nIt just wasn't as tasty as Krazy Buffet or the ones in the Phx area that we like.  The place had a nice ambiance, though, the tables were a bit high for those people who are shorter.\n\nThe taste just didn't make this place appealing to me to go back.  Thankful to my mom who treated us.  It was $13.95 per person for dinner and that included a non-alcoholic drink.
__label__0 4 years later, this place is still terrible. Why my mom likes to go here, ill never understand.
__label__4 Ulta is quickly overtaking my love of Sephora since it is so much closer and so easily assisible. They are also beginning to carry more high end brands like Lancome and Benefit. I like that they have a better selection of salon hair products as well as the drugstore brands. NYX is sold here and often goes on sale for buy one get one half off. If you're a follower of beauty blogs you can appreciate the NYX brand as an inexpensive beauty find. This particular store is huge, which allows for plenty of room to meander and shop. The staff greet you as you walk in the door and are always willing to answer questions or look for out of stock items if asked.
__label__0 As usual Burger King is out of ketchup!! I wish I could give it some negative stars. The worst thing is that I've been to at least four other burger king's and have had the same problem with the ketchup, but I guess that's not as bad as the time when they ran outta buns!! You run a burger joint; how are you going to run out of the two essential things to run a burger joint?! Plus the bun is always two sizes too big for the patty. Just have sloppy made burgers. Worst chain ever!!!!
__label__2 LOW LOW PRICES!! TODAY!! \n\nActually every day. \n\nYou're not going to Thai Grill for the atmosphere unless you really miss the atmosphere of your Grandpa's basement rec room. Light brown paneling rules the day here and it is completed by a couple TV's sitting up on a cabinet or table and red vinyl booths accented by occasional touches of almost matching duct tape. All it needed was a furnace, water heater and peg board wall filled with tools and the Grandpa's basement Thai restaurant illusion would be complete. \n\nSo what about the food you ask? Is this a legit hole-in-the wall find? \n\nI'm not quite sure. I had Mussman Curry with shrimp. I ordered it medium but would go hotter next time. The sauce was nice and flavorful and there were no remnants of curry flakes I have seen at other Thai places. It included shrimp, potatoes, carrots, onions and peanuts. The veggies were fine although some of them had a crinkle cut which I found oddly distracting in Thai food. The shrimp was good but a little chewy. Could be slightly overcooked or could be thawed too quickly: 2 methods with the same result, chewy shrimp. \n\nI also ordered Thai iced coffee. The server brought out Thai iced tea which I immediately started on. He quickly realized his mistake and brought out the iced coffee. I drank most of both and I actually preferred the Thai iced tea. It had a good earthy authenticity to it. Between the coffee and the tea my fingers are flying right now, BTW. \n\nThe total bill for this decent but not outstanding meal? $12.06. Solid. \n\nThere was steady call-in and drop by orders going to local repeat customers that they knew by name...generally a good sign. \n\nThe neighborhood is...well there is a security guard patrolling the lot after dark. I'll leave it at that.
__label__1 At first glance, the restaurant seems to be pretty well built with a. lot of nice, casual tables. Empty tables, except for the staff eating in the dining room. The first thing that catches my eye is the glass of water, lots of random floating white bits. This is not your usual dirty glass mind you, there were a substantial number of things on my glass and of my companion's glass.\n\nWe ordered a Thai Iced Tea since the water was no good. Fortunately this was clean, and tasted pretty good.\n\nFor entrees, we got Chicken Phad Thai, Pan Nang Beef, and Screaming Tiger.  The Phad Thai had decent flavor, and was quite plentiful for a lunch special under $7.  The Pan Nang Beef was quite different.  My companion asked for it mild but was still a bit spicy and grease was covering the top of the curry. It was quite poorly made and to date only one place in this city prepares it well.  The Screaming Tiger was decent.  Lightly marinated beef that was grilled to medium and sliced thin, served with steamed brocolli and carrots.  It had a tamarind soy dipping sauce (at least that's what it tasted like.)\n\nOverall, the experience was mediocre, and the total of the bill was about $30 for two people with 3 entrees and 2 drinks.
__label__1 I ordered the basil fried rice.  When I got home and opened it It was just regular  fried rice. I  took a look at the menu again just to be sure and  it did say that the basil fried rice only had  basil, onions, and chili.  My rice had tons of carrots, onions, broccoli and no basil.  I called to complain and the guy told me his wife says she put basil in it.  I mentioned that on the menu it doesnt say any of the vegetables came in it and I didnt want it. He pretty much waited me out with silence on that and I just hung up out of frustration.  The crab puffs had so much flling that they were just soggy wontons with stuffing overflowing from them.  I never thought Id be able to say that a crab pull had to much filling but they did.  I also ordered this as delivery but decided to pick it up because it was a two hour wait.  I was disappointed to see that they left the tip I was planning to give to the driver on my bill.  I didnt notice till later that night.  All in all it was a horrible experience.  I only give this place two stars because they do have very large shrimp and they were not greedy with them.  My husband thought they were okay.  Eat at your rown risk.
__label__1 Geek squad sucks, no customer service, no order or organization, horrible communication
__label__2 The couple time I have come into this store have been for fish gear.  I bought a small aquarium, gravel, a net, some tank decorations, gold fish food, water treatment and a few comet goldfish.  Supply on hand is limited but the prices have been fair and even cheaper than Walmart in some cases.  But the friendliness of the staff has been hit and miss.  While wondering the isles I was passed by a few employees without so much as a howdoyoudo.  I was standing at the fish section looking at what would become my future pets and nobody offered assistnace even though there were two people staff members standing there.  I looked over at one and told him I need to get a couple of fish.  He hardly said a word and just scooped two without letting me choose.  I'm almost surprised he did not give me the first fish that he scooped that was swimming upside down.  He threw it back in the tank though it was circling the bowl and gave me a better one.  I gotta give him that.  It was the cashiers who were the most friendly and displayed the best customer service.
__label__0 Petsmart on Decatur.  \nMy husband and I always went to the Petsmart on the east coast so we decided to take our babies to the Petsmart here in Vegas where we moved to. At first they were all polite. Elsa would cut my himmilayian cat\n{The lion Cut} and Wendy would cut my pommerian {the lion cut} I saw a lady that had color on her baby so I decided to get it for my Pom. First color was purple. We got it on her tail. It was very fashionable. They always put a bow in her hair. The 2nd time\nI ask for blue. Wendy did a BAD job. My Pom had blue all over her. I ask for it on the tail and ears. It was sloppy. When my husband picked her up he said to Wendy she did a S....y job. She did not even bother to say let me fix it. When he brought her home I was pissed. So I called and talked with the Mgr. Betty she was nice and said bring her back and they will fix it. My husband could not because he was going out of the country the next day and I could not because I do not know how to drive.\nSo Betty said the next time she can get a free cut or she will give us our money back.\nWe took her up on that a month later. We talked to Elsa and told her what Betty said and she said ok. We always get the full package ie: nails cut shampoo ears cleaned\nTeeth brushed. All Wendy did was cut her and then she gave us a Pawgress Report stating that she did everything we always paid for. I talked with Elsa because she said she was the mgr at that time and I told her none of my babies will never be back. She simply said Sorry. So finally I talked with Betty. She said no one told her what happen\nAnd she was very sorry. But I will never bring my babies back. Usually my Pom is happy when she get groom but for some reason this time she was not. STRANGE\nThis was the Petsmart on Decatur
__label__4 My mother-in-law sent us a package for Christmas and now we are hooked.  I hated how long it took to deliver though so we found a store on Rainbow in Las Vegas NV.  They honored all of the deals found on line.  This is the best meat and deserts I've ever had.  Lasagna is great too.  Highly recommend.
__label__2 Every Pick Up Stix is the same, so I knew what I was getting when I picked up food here: very tasty Chinese food.  I think their \"House Special Chicken\" is unlike any other Chinese dish, so I usually get that.  Mixed with rice, that easily makes two meals for me.  While the food is good here, though, it's nothing amazing.  And I much prefer ordering from an independent Chinese restaurant, so I don't come here that often.  Definitely a top choice when shopping in \"Best In The West\" and want to grab a meal after.
__label__3 Nice, fashionable clothing at affordable pricing just like any other Old Navy/Gap store. This store appears to be larger and better maintained than others I've been to. The employees are very friendly and helpful and there are always many of them around the store so it isn't hard to flag someone down if you need help. The cashiers at the front are quick and efficient, but expect a line if there's a good sale going on. This was the case the last time I was here.
__label__4 OK, so living in Las Vegas has taken some getting used to.  Especially the whole strip mall thing, which means lack of character to the shopping areas.  \n\nSo imagine my surprise when looking for a place to have dinner with out of town friends, that we pulled into a parking spot in front of Pin Kaow and walked through the doors and were transported into a beautifully elegant, dining experience.\n\nNot only is the restaurant beautiful, the staff is friendly, attentive, dressed in Thai attire.  And the food... OH!  The food.  It's wonderfully delicious!  My party and I had assorted curries and appetizers and nothing disappointed.  My San Diego friend, who is very finicky, LOVED his duck curry and had it again when we returned 3 months later.\n\nThis is definitely a little ray of sunshine in the land of strip malls.
__label__4 Love this place! Awesome food, something for everyone. You can order items to be spicy to very mild. The yellow chicken curry is to die for and so is the beef jerky. Always friendly and you can eat family style if you get several different items and share. Always busy weather it is lunch or dinner. I like to order over the phone and take out. They even know me by name & order. Could eat here every nite!
__label__0 I guess I will write reviews of places I really like too because I think some of my reviews are being Yelp \"filtered\".  I used to like this place, the food and the service.  The food is okay.  I have had better thai food however this is a convenient location for me. \n \nThe last 2 times I have been in I have been ignored for a while by service.  I am sure it wasn't on purpose but when 2 tables are seated after me and served drinks and their appetizers before the server acknowledges me, that is a problem.  \n\nThe first time I walked out, the second time I waived my hands in the air to make sure to get their attention.  We sat at the same table both times, it could be a cursed table.\n\nThe hostess is always very sweet and friendly.  However, I won't be back unless friends have a burning desire to go.  I heard a new thai restaurant opened that is even closer to where I live.  I will give that a go!
__label__1 My family LOVES Thai food.  When we stepped through the door for the first time at Pin Kaow this past week, we were in awe of how cozy and beautifully decorated this restaurant was on the inside.  Here is what we ordered (our Thai favorites) and the consensus we came to on our overall experience:\n\n1. Tom Ka Kai soup ( A lemongrass soup with coconut milk, mushrooms , and chicken)\nIt was rich and delicious with just the right balance of flavors..  but extremely salty.. so much so we could not finish.  Had it not been so salty.. I think it would be the perfect soup.\n\n2. Nam Tok Salad (Grilled sliced beef, mint leaves, onion, basil, Thai spicy sauce)\nWe normally fight over the last portion of beef salad, but none of us cared too much for this particular salad.  Again it was overly salty and the portion was quite small.  Maybe a different salad would have suited our taste better, but there was something a bit overpowering .. not sure what.\n\n3. Chili Mint Noodles (Stir fried flat rice noodles, onion, chili peppers, jalapeno, basil leaves, egg, and your choice of meat (we chose shrimp)\nI would have enjoyed eating more of this, but there just wasn't enough of it because they were so stingy with the portions.. noodles don't cost very much.. \n \nWe've decided to keep looking.
__label__1 Chili's is usually our go to spot for a nice quick meal and maragritas which are awesome.  Our last visit however was pretty disappointing.  We ordered our usual, cajun chicken  pasta.  When we got our meal, which was a longer wait than usual, it tasted very salty!  So we asked the server for a side of alfredo sauce.  It took them even longer just for a side of sauce.  Finally when we got the sauce, put it on our food, it was cold!  So we just gave up on our meal and asked for our check, also advising our server that the food was super salty, and that the sauce was cold and we were not happy with what we were served.  She asked if we wanted anything else, of course we said no since we were already turned off.  She just gave us our check, didn't offer a discount or apology or anything!  So it was like she didn't care that we were not happy with our service.  That type of service was just unexpected but I guess it just wasn't the servers day.
__label__1 Crappy service. Good food..... Ordered, then got food 50mins Later then didn't see the Waitress for another 30 mins..... When she dropped off the check...
__label__4 I have been here twice. A couple months ago I was looking through my Entertainment Book for ideas of what to do on a Saturday. I saw the coupon for Artful Potter and asked my spouse if she wanted to check it out. She was up for it, so we headed over.\n\nI didn't quite know what to expect. When we got there a lady said to pick out a piece and then she'd explain how everything works. I picked out a hippopotamus bank and my wife got two little plates. We sat down and the lady explained how to paint them.\n\nWe both really had a good time. In fact my wife said she wanted to go back every month! We were really excited to see what our pieces looked like. We were both very pleased with how they turned out.\n\nWhen my aunt was here a couple of weeks ago, I suggested that we go. My mom and aunt both said they didn't want to go. I kept trying to convince them they would have fun. Finally they relented. They both ended up having a good time and were pleased with their items when we picked them up.\n\nI definitely recommend checking it out.
__label__2 My sisters and I have been coming here constantly for the first week of my stay in Vegas. We were obsessed with the Mexican food for a while. I ended up actually liking tacos and the horchata and the burritos, but for some reason we just stopped going here. It was bomb af for a while, but then I guess I got more of this goodness in such little time.\n\nThere were flies everywhere that kept following my food, which made me sad..since I had to move around the whole restaurant to try to avoid them. Mostly in the afternoon lol.\n\nI have a relatively high tolerance rate, but it pushed me to the edge when we visited the restaurant at 2 am in the morning.. the woman was a bitchhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh tho! She lost her patience and put out her temper on me since I did not know how to pronounce half of the things I ordered -___- She even threw the plastic bag at my sister. Dirtyyyy!
__label__0 We were excited to try Pepes carne asada fries as they advertise the best in Vegas!\nWe walked in to no greet as an employee mopped the.floor and the cook looked at us didn't say anything disappeared we waited for someone to come to take our order finally another lady comes out to do so. I didn't like how you can't see much of the cooking taking place.\n\nHighly disappointed we wasted over half of our food there were no beans as another user said bland guacamole no pico de gayo and CANNED CHEESE SAUCE!!! You've got to be kidding me!! There is absolutely NO comparison to Roberto's!!
__label__4 First came here years ago with my mom and sister after leaving a club.  We were drunk but remember it being delicious.  Came back a week ago now that I moved back up to this side of town and it is still the same.  Great authentic food, a nice salsa bar in the middle, Coca-Cola products (THANK YOU!)...and decent sized dining room.  Great prices.  I'll be back!
__label__4 My husband found a dog in bad shape late Saturday night, so I needed a vet that was open on Sundays. I found Lone Mountain Animal Hospital through a Yelp search, and they fit me in to their tight Sunday schedule. The entire office worked hard to make my nervous and timid new friend feel safe and at home. Dr. Beckes was gentle and so sweet. Nice clean office, fair pricing and good staff. Thank you!
__label__4 I'm not sure if this is the exact Ross location that we went to, but we had a great time shopping at Ross.  If you want to shop here, make sure you're in the mood to dig through lots of clothing!  That's what we did, and we came out with some great bargains.  I got an adorable pair of shoes for $10, among other things.  It's not well-organized at all, so make sure you search for your size, and don't trust the little signs on the racks with the size numbers!
__label__0 this ross is beyond rude! will not be shopping here again!
__label__2 I normally go to the casino spas but after researching prices I came upon this place. Their prices were much better and I could get alot more for my money so I decided to try it. The staff was very nice. I got the 50/50 massage and facial. The facial was great...what a treat! The massage was also nice but don't waste your money on upgrades such as the scalp massage. They don't spend enough time on it to warrant the extra cost. If you are a local or you just want to be pampered without all the frills this is the place to go. However, I have decided I prefer the luxuriousness of the casino spas and will probably not go back.
__label__2 Kind of expensive and you have to work to get your crab out. The don't have the shell crackers, only a zip tool.
__label__3 Never had a funner barber experience\nBlade Masters provided an original old school barber experience.  Really- jokes, laughs, great conversation, and quality hair cutting filled the spacious shop.  I felt like I stepped back in time when I saw the card table with dominoes at the comfy waiting area.  Folks were there to simply visit, which I loved-lets you know that this business treats every customer like a member of the \"circle\"\n\nPayed a visit to Vegas and needed to cut my locks off, found Blade Masters on a google search and dropped in.  Was attended to instantly, enjoyed the music and surrounding conversations so much I honestly didn't want to leave so soon.  Freaked out a little when baby boy whipped out the shaving blade-never had my edges cleaned up with shaving cream and a blade, @that point I decided I would be back to Blade Masters anytime I was in Las Vegas whether I need a hair cut or eyebrow arch...yes, they do eye brows!
__label__1 Hopefully this place is better a night . . . but we were here during the late morning . . . and did we get looked at very strangely by the regulars all sitting at the bar . . . it was full by the way . . . and it was kinda creepy.  Thought if we found two seats at the bar . . . we would get people telling us to get out of Betsy's and Carl's seats or something.\n\nThe set-up looked pretty good for a local band to play and would probably be good for that . . . problem is . . . when I am in Las Vegas . . . I spend evening at the hotel and casino I am staying at.\n\nBottom line . . . I probably won't be back . . .
__label__0 The only reason I called Molly Maids was because we got a coupon in the mail for them and my mother was coming to visit.  The first issue I had was that the number on the coupon didn't even work so I had to google them to get a working number.  I made an appointment for Saturday morning on a Tuesday.  Saturday rolls around, no call, no maids.  I call and get ahold of a \"Kate\".  She proceeds to tell me that my appointment was lost or never properly recorded in their system.  When I asked her how they were going to make this right, she got attitude and raised her voice to me.  I asked for the manager and she tells me that she's the owner and she's the only one in the office on Saturdays......G-H-E-T-T-O  Don't waste your time with this terribly run \"organization\".  (if you can even call it that).  My friend from back home told me that the main company is going out of business all over the country.  Now, I can see why.
__label__2 Applebee's is just one of those boring chain restaurants.  I do really love some chains, but alas, Applebee's is not one of them.   Everything is just ok.  Nothing ever blows my socks off or makes me crave to come here, but it isn't bad either, just blah.\n\nI found myself here yesterday because I was outvoted by the group I was with.  Oh well, it happens.  We went for lunch and it was an ok experience.  I had the Bourbon Black and Bleu Burger.  It was surprising yummy.  It had a lot of kick and I had a small party in my mouth.  It was better than I was expected, which was a nice surprise.  The other people in the party both got the 3 cheese penne and chicken dish.  I didn't sample it, but they both enjoyed it.  My picky eater, my 18 month old did surprise me by eating half of her grilled cheese.  She never eats anything, so that made me happy.  I tried a bite and it was quite good with the bread being a sweet, eggy bread, like brioche.  \n\nThe service was really good and we always had what we wanted without having to ask for it, which made for a pleasant meal.\n\nSo over all, the food was good, the service was great, but I am still bored with the overall place.  Give me Chili's anyday, but this Applebee's did a good job today.  Way to go Applebee's for slowing changing my opinion about you.
__label__3 Spinach artichoke dip is the bomb, used to be bigger but hey whatever. Drinks are strong, always a good thing. The waiter, Matt, is the bomb. He helped us make decisions and have good time before going out for the night. \n\nMy friend likes the menu since it has weight watchers options, I like it for the two for $20.
__label__2 TLDR: roller skating carhops; drive-thru open late; iffy service; happy hour available\n\nSonic Drive-Ins pride themselves on providing an enriching experience with every visit. I think they miss the bar at this location. \n\nThe food and drinks are standard and came out as expected. I always try to make an effort to attend during happy hour and get a Route 44 strawberry limeade or lemon berry slush paired with a corn dog as a midday pick-me-up. \n\nThe service was...interesting. I was greeted by an individual with cornrows who appeared to be bothered by the day. Maybe it's the heat, or the other customers, but she needed to wash her face because she got that dirty look on there and it definitely was not intended for me. Additionally, I'm gonna need these carhops to calm down. I almost hit one with my car as they zoomed by in the crosswalk. I hope they don't get hit. \n\nAll-in-all an okay experience. I rate it between 3/3.5 stars. I would return if in the area.
__label__1 My husband and I went to this particular location after church. We normally go to the W. Sahara location but we were on this side of town. We were immediately seated and was told that our waitress named Tiffany will be right over. Ten minutes later a lady came over and said that Tiffany was a little busy but can she start us out with drinks? I couldn't quite understand why she would be, do the fact that there was less than ten people in the building but OK.. Since we've been here a few times ,we already were familiar with the menu and ordered right away. It took them 20 minutes just to comeback with our salad.. And you guest it still no Tiffany. Our dinner was finally served 30 minutes later and It wasn't as good like the location on W Sahara. We normally stick around for dessert but we opted out. Tiffany never arrived. I hope shes OK
__label__2 Dingy and smokey, but a decent neighborhood watering hole. Typical Vegas style bar that's been around for decades.\n\nGood pool tables and they host a few leagues there. Bartenders and bar staff are all cool and pour with a heavy hand. My friends's Makers and coke was 98% Makers with a splash of Coke for color!\n\nA lot of regulars and friendly boisterous bunch at that. I've never eaten here but at least they have a separate dining area for the non smokers, like me, because this place is nicotine heaven.
__label__2 Just your average Wal-Mart what else can I say? Service prices all the same. Nothing different here than any other Wal-Mart.
__label__0 Worst Eyebrow Waxing!\nI need my eyebrows done BAD! I onky went in because my husband was at a store next door. \nThe lady told me to go to the back and that shed be there in a sec.. as soon as she came in she just started putting wax on my eyebrows! Didnt say A WORD! So I stopped her and explained how I wanted them. She got all pissy and started loudly chompin on her gum then she started plucking my eyebrows so rough and fast and clipped some skin! NEVER COMING BACK! Picture shown is AFTER my eyebrows were \"done\". I ended up going to sallys a few stores down and bought tweezers and cleaned them up myself. It looked like she didnt do anything!
__label__1 Once again, Panda has given me poor, slow service and a streaming serving of meh. Why do I keep torturing myself? \n\nThree ppl in line, including me. Mr. Whispersalot keeps asking me questions that I can't hear over the music, workers, banging pots, and someone's screaming child. His co worker leans in and yells at me what he was asking, with lots of gesticulation, like I'm an imbecile. It's not that I couldn't understand him - I just couldn't HEAR him. Finally, I get across that I want the broccoli beef to go. He spoons it into the bowl and then asks me if it is for here or to go. Now who doesn't understand? I say to go again, he slaps a lid on it, then tells me to go to the checkout. \n\nThe two people in front of me are browsers, \"do you have this or that, can I have a sample of that, how much are your egg rolls,\" etc. I bypass them and meet him at the checkout.\n\n...and he walks right past me into the back! I'm standing there like a doofus while the browsers continue their shopping for another 5 minutes or so. Meanwhile, little miss Can't Make Eye Contact completely ignores me. \n\nI stand there. She answers their questions. She gives samples. She sells them drinks. Mikey Can't Decide goes over his egg roll options again. She checks them out. My guy never returns. Finally, without looking at me, she asks, \"Is that for here or to go?\"\n\nArrrgh!\n\nThe food isn't good enough for this aggravation. Heck, it's not good, period.
__label__2 Food Availability: For some reason we arrive between 5pm-7pm, their popular Honey Walnut or regular fried rice always seems to be out. I guess we just arrive after busy hours or early diners? I'm not sure but some food choices are less then a scoop empty (majority are full depending on demand) and some ppl must wait until a fresh batch is made depending upon demand. \n\nBeen here a couple times since its on the way home from work. I go here with a coworker during dinner time between 5pm - 7pm depending what time we arrive. \nPretty much slow with a few guests, and it's a quiet and settling atmosphere. We always seem to be served by the same person, a guy named Luis. He was very courteous and responsive to our food decisions.\n\nOverall, good place for a quick dinner. A star for convenience and 2 stars for Luis, his customer service skills is what keeps this place from having a lackluster dining experience.
__label__0 They now charge items by the pound... practically a rummage sale.\n\nyes... fill your cart up with whatever.. you want & they put it on the scale for .99cents a pound...items such as books furniture & electronics are at a flat rate...\nmy mom ALWAYS goes here & comes back with at least 5 full bags...\nThey put everything in bins you have to rummage thru everything..\nBooks are .25cents which is why I will go back.
__label__0 We went to live to eat taco and I got the cashier service bues these ali does not want to take water from natural and has a bad attitude bad
__label__0 Waited almost 3 hours for them to complete my oil change because of a plug I needed. The auto parts store kept bringing over the wrong part. They even had to send Midas people there. Customer service and communication was horrible. They kept making excuses for themselves and weren't even accommodating. They kept saying that they are trying to help by offering me the plug versus the oil pan that would be more money. I wish they would have been upfront with me and told me how long the job would take. I will NEVER come back to Midas again.
__label__0 Yeah, one star for stealing my honey's credit card.  Thank goodness American Express is more loyal to its customers than you people are.  Using his credit card up & down Nellis blvd is retarded. \nEat a dick & gain some integrity.
__label__2 Got home after picking up my order and realized they forgot my breadsticks. I even ordered extra. I called to get a refund on the extra ones and was told I would need to speak to a manager, 10 minutes holding and no one. I hung up. Poor customer service. Food was good though.
__label__0 Never actually ate in there but we ordered some dishes once and they were disappointing. We ordered some shrimp chow mein and some beef dish and both dishes were filled with filler. The shrimp dish had those little shrimp that you usually find in fried rice and the rest of the dish was all basically frozen vegetables. Everything seemed like it came out of the cheapest bulk bag of product they could find at Costco. I don't know about the buffet but nothing I ate made me want to go back. The place has been open for at least 7-8 years by now so it must be doing something right. Maybe the buffet is rather cheap and has a good selection but the food I got from them was nothing I would want more of. The Chinese food in the Boulder and Sam's Town buffets down the street are much better than what I had here and I'm pretty sure there's better Chinese food in the surrounding area. There always seems to be families going here or parties of 5 or more so it probably priced cheap enough for a family to come in and look the other way when it comes to taste.
__label__0 i thought pharmacists were supposed to help people. if i could give less then 1 star i would. the woman here treats every patient like a drug addict. my sister had just got out of the hospital after having her gall bladder removed and this woman wouldnt fill her prescription. i would go anywhere but here. and i wish i could do more than just leave this review.
__label__0 Doesn't even deserve 1 star. Dirty store, the most Ghetto, worst customer service including management, aisles always blocked at night so customers can't walk through loud vulgar employees yelling through the store. More people begging in parking lot than customers. Products never labeled correctly. Never enough cashiers or employees at customer service desk.
__label__3 We came here after a stress-filled morning and were pleasantly surprised. This Denny's is nothing like the one we'd been to previously. The cook actually did a great job, the service was spot-on and the waitress was awesome.
__label__1 I would give the food 4 stars... Their staff would get 0 stars... So, I feel 2 stars is fair. I love their food and was exited to learn there was one right down the street from Nellis AFB! But, I will not be going back to this location! My order was rang out wrong. I was given an attitude about them forgetting my drink. Then, my sandwich was wrong and I didn't ask them to remark it. I simple asked for the pickles they forgot. I was screamed at because my pickles would come out of the cashiers pay?! Other employees stepped in and apologized but I was already mad at that point. Went back to the table and told my husband we were leaving! The cashier sat right outside the door and took a smoke break. We had to basically climb over her to leave. Then she thought it would be a good idea to call me a b**** as we got into our truck! I'm sorry I asked for pickles I paid for & you forgot my drink... I would have happily paid for the drink but you were busy being rude because you rang everything out separately. Costing me more money... As far as your rude comments,  I'll be adding them to my military wife blog and telling everyone not to bother eating at this location. Sorry Arby's, I love your food but your lack of customer service is horrible!
__label__1 The staff was nice but didn't listen when our order was taken and some of the order was messed up. Some of the customers were very loud and ghetto. The tables could be cleaned better! I didn't want to go into the bathroom.
__label__4 Great breakfast joint that reminds me of waffle-house. Do not order anything that could be stored in the fridge as it tastes like it have ( huevos ranchos ). Massive omlettes that are worth the price.
__label__3 I must say since Sears took over they did a good job with Kmart. The prices aren't bad. From TV's to housewares. They seem to carry higher end products than Walmart. The furniture is of higher quality too. Picked up a nice real wood kitchen table. Its like a mini Sears. It was 8pm and only 3 cashiers were working. They still have layaway and implemented a rewards card program. If more people shop here it will knock Walmart off its high horse. I will be back.
__label__1 I feel like Rachel Ray's evil twin when I talk about this place.  Yuck-O!\n\nThis is located by a bunch of office buildings in the industrial part of the city, so I know who they're catering to.  It's quick, it's easy, and I have a feeling that a lot of burly guys workin' fork lifts all day don't have the most delicate of palates.\n\nHowever, I worked by here for a while and while I did sometimes I got stuck at my desk through lunch hour.  Munch a Sub (we ended up calling it Punch a Pud) was my only hope. \n\nThe bread was always ALWAYS soggy.  Their meat tasted like processed food stuffs instead of actual meat.  Veggies were limp, sauces were wrong, things were forgotten.  Munch A Sub should only be utilized in dire episodes of near starvation.
__label__4 Friendly and excellent service, large polish selection! \n\nI called and made an appointment for the same day. I got their basic pedicure service, which was only $20 but they have $30 and $40 packages as well. \n\nWhat made a good impression on me is that they don't have the overpowering chemical smell as most nail places. Maybe it's because they are a full-service salon (mani/pedi, massage, hair salon, make-up, eyelash extensions)
__label__1 Probably one of the worst resorts I have been to. The place looks and feels like a 5 star resort, but once you settle you'll notice that your eyes will deceive you. \n\nWe checked in with some amazing staff (which is why I didn't give this place a 1 star) and we walked out the door and were caught up by the timeshare ladies. We ended up signing up and claimed our $100 gift card. We then went to the room. Here's a quick summary of the resort.\n\nPRO's:\n\n -Decent looking rooms\n-Decent Customer Service\n\n-CON's:  \n\n-NO Wifi? Are you kidding me? I can stay are a hole in the wall in Tijuana and still get free internet. This is what started me off on the wrong foot. \n\n-Thin walls/Ceilings: I felt as if we were in a 1980's movie where the old lady bangs the ceiling with a broom stick because the people upstairs are noisy. We actually had to do that! This place was built with the thinnest walls/ceilings I have EVER seen in my LIFE! We heard the people upstairs walking from 3am-6am then house keeping from 8am-12pm. This was ridiculous. Kept a lot of us up at night. \n\n-The rooms had a smell (we had no idea what kind of smell it was)\n\n-Room remote controlls were dirty and didn't work. (I hope housekeeping actually cleans these things). \n\n-Showers didn't drain properly\n\nThe list could go on and on. The main reason we stayed at this resort was due to the Yelp reviews and the fact that this place had balconies (we have smokers in the family). I would rather stay at an older hotel that is a little closer to the strip as well.\n\nIf you are looking to stay here, I would suggest you choose else where.
__label__0 One of the worse carne asada burritos I ever had.    I will never go back.   And the salsa?   You've got to be kidding me.    Did you get it from a can?
__label__3 What is there really to say about Roberto's that's new? Most people know about the chain by now. But I will note two things:\n\n1) Many of the stores have slight variations on their specials menu so it's always worth checking out.\n\n2) Just from personal experience, while their menu is standardized, I tend to stick to older locations. Maybe it's all in my head, but the food just seems cheesier and more delicious at the older locations in town versus the super-sleep looking newer ones. Then again, maybe I am a sucker for spots that let their food do the talking versus using decor to convince you that things are better than they are in reality.
__label__3 One of the top tier Hampton's we have stayed at, and we have been to a lot of them across the USA.  Quiet, comfortable, and great breakfast with ample eating area.  Within easy walk of The Strip.  The only Hampton with a full bar and slots for those who want to leave a little money in Vegas.  Highly recommend.
__label__2 Yelp has this place listed twice. The one on Industrial Rd is the same as this place. A bit odd.\n\nOverall, this is nicer than your typical Hampton Inn. It's all in a South Pacific theme and the lobby area has a staffed bar, which I've never seen in a Hampton property. Staff was quite genuinely friendly. The place seems clean and rooms are outfitted very nicely. \n\nI have one major gripe, though, and I would never stay here on business again because of it. There's no WiFi in the guest rooms. They have wired connections available, but I hate being tied to the desk. There's WiFi in the lobby area (very sluggish, though) but that's it. \n\nThe value was great and proximity to The Strip was fantastic.
__label__3 Again, a place that doesnt look like much from the outside but I assure you, this place is the bees knees!!  Their breakfast burritos are the best I have ever had!  I am a huge fan and go here a couple times a month.  Great rolled tacos and enchiladas as well.  Their green salsa is to die for.  Go here and get a breakfast burrito, you wont be disappointed!!
__label__1 mm.. it's okay here!? \njust moving from one state to another and getting situated at home calls for a lot of take-out, so i figured... now's the time to really see what's up with these places that are generally new to the area too... (sort of.)\n\nso, i say....\ntheir are better places for chinese take-out.
__label__1 Oh Good God. NO!\n\nI stopped by here the other day for lunch because I had to do my weekly run for lunch for our pricing meeting. I wasn't in the mood for what I was getting for everyone else so I thought Chinese, as long as they have a lunch special - why not?\n\nSo tried I did. And never again.\n\nYou walk in and they are helpful and friendly. The place is big and clean.\n\nOf course it's your typical standard \"Chinese fare\". Their menu was big and many, many choices. \n\nI had to spend at least ten dollars so I could use my debit card so I ordered the pot stickers (which cost the same as my lunch special, go figure.) and chicken in garlic sauce with fried rice. \n\nOkay, truth be told I am never satisfied with fried rice from a Chinese place because I know how to make good fried rice but most fried rice from any Chinese spot is always bland and under seasoned so I don't have much gripes when it comes to bad fried rice. I can pile on sriracha and soy sauce and make it work somehow. \n\nHowever, my chicken dish was NASTY. The chicken tasted like pieces of rubber chicken that was slightly chewy but not chewy. I don't know, I can't explain. It was just odd. The flavor of the sauce was off, just not good. The broccoli in the dish was not fresh, you could see the yellowness in it. Bad idea to cook and serve this to customers. Yeah, I just didn't like it.\n\nPot stickers is the saving grace of this place. Only reason it gets two stars because I could and did eat them. \n\nGood thing I only paid $6.00 for my lunch special. But let's just say I paid $6.00 for a very upset stomach for the rest of the day. \n\nPass, do not stop at Go. If you do, you deserve to go directly to jail.
__label__0 These guys are crooks. They could not have been less organized when bringing our goods into the convention hall. It was as if they let 50 guys out of prison and give them forklifts. No joke. The guys who were supposed to unload our truck got into a violent argument over their favorite classic rock bands, so we ended up unloading the truck. \n\nWeeks later I find out that it cost me $1.00 per pound to move my exhibit the 200 ft from the loading dock to my space. I can ship goods from Boston to California for $0.30 per pound. \n\nThis rate is a total joke. The terrible service is just insult to injury. Companies like this just can't last. I won't be going back to Expo East and that's about $25k in lost revenue. That's someones job. There is recourse for being a crook and treating people like garbage.
__label__2 If you work in the restaurant or baking business, chances are you have heard of or have purchased items from Chef Rubber. They carry a wide selection of items (i.e., baking equipments, cooking tools, molecular gastronomy ingredients, rare or hard to find cookbooks).\n\nMost of the people do business with Chef Rubber through online purchases, but they do have a physical location in Las Vegas (even if it is located in a non-descript commercial building with a really small Chef Rubber logo.  Taking a cab here is possible, but not recommended, as trying to get a cab on the way back is difficult without calling for one from dispatch.\n\nThey also offer classes, like chocolate and pulled sugar, taught by some very talented pastry chefs.  I know Chef Jin Caldwell (world class chocolatier and Head Chocolatier at Ethel M's) have taught the chocolate classes here (not sure if she still has the time to teach here).  But these are geared towards industry professionals that want to improve their skills.\n\nI can literally spend an entire afternoon just looking at all the cool stuff on their shelves.  But prices for items is definitely not cheap. But what you get in return for their healthy markups is the wide selections under one roof.\n\n\nLocation:  3/5 Worth the drive if you live in Las Vegas.  Otherwise just buy it online and have it shipped.\nPrice: 2/5  Pricey.\nSelection: 4.5/5  They have a lot of stuff!
__label__0 The worst of the worst, did not keep their booking prepaid for a stretch limo.\n\nTerrible customer service by management as they never call you back when a problem arises.\n\nRuined our wedding.
__label__0 Garbage company.  Took a town car from the airport to our hotel, set up the return trip with the driver.  His name was Ashley Silver, and he never reserved the return trip.  Called the company to confirm last night and they knew nothing about us.  So we set up a car for this morning at 6am, and when it was almost too late to get another service we get an email saying there was no car available.  \n\nDO NOT use this lousy company or you will likely end up stuck somewhere.
__label__1 Was just dropped off at Bellagio.  Realized left phone In car.  Called the company and driver says it's not in there.  Called within 5 minutes of being dropped off. Will update this post if it is found otherwise I am skeptical that it still isn't in the car\n  Sentimental pics on phone too
__label__4 Jonathon Bridges, you are an amazing taxi driver. Thank you so much for your service on 11/22/14. He was attentive, giving us useful information around the strip. He even asked us before we hopped out of the taxi if there was anything else he could help us with. He was sooo nice! I can't thank him enough! If you are calling for a cab for this company, ask for Jonathon Bridges. Trust me.. we all know how typical cab drivers are in Vegas especially.. he is different! TRUST ME!
__label__0 Negative star! This place is the last place you want to go. I went there to get my lab results, they had me wait for 2 hrs just to tell me my labs aren't ready and i had to come back!
__label__0 The worst ran business in Las Vegas. I needed a scratch on a bumper to be buffed and painted. The man said 1 day....well four days later they are still not done. Here's the best part. They claim to have a \"loaner\" car. The car wouldn't even kick into gear and is a danger to drive, not only to the driver but the general public. I arrive on the 4th day to pick up the car they said it's still not done and to come back in 30-45 minutes. No call ahead to let me know that it would be a longer wait. Oh yea they only take cash and don't tell you until your car is already in their position. They will charge you just as much as a legit body ran properly so don't waist your time.
__label__4 OUTSTANDING COMMUNICATION, SERVICE AND QUALITY REPAIR!\nI couldn't be happier!\nFREE loan car! No, or partial deductible!\nOnly 8 business days to make my 2006 Solara look like new! I HIGHLY recommend them!\nTell 'em I sent you!!!\n- Gary
__label__2 Near Chef Rubber they have the large-scale equipment and smaller wares you would need in order to open a food business. They have a lot of dishes, tools, pans for a cheaper price if its what you need.
__label__3 Swung by one morning on my way to work. Only had about 15 minutes to browse around. Definitely not enough time to see fully what this place had. From what I could see, they had mostly small wares, although they do have some big equipment as well. The prices were high on some things, low on others. They have rows and rows of small items, that I could not explore this trip, so next time I'll make sure I go when I'm not rushed.
__label__0 HATE  One of my shirts had a stain when I got it back that was NOT there when I dropped it off. Inattentive employees (I literally rang the bell 10 times with no response after waiting for a clerk for 15 minutes).\n\nDISLIKE  They laundered my shirts after I told them I wanted them dry cleaned (partially my fault cause I didn't make sure the ESL clerk understood me).\n\nLIKE  Open late.\n\nLOVE  Nothing.
__label__1 I usually like La Quinta but this one was not a great choice.  I don't think there are many people here.  There are only about 5 cars in the parking lot.  But the room is ok.  Not lovely like other La Quintas. I think La Quinta should reconsider this hotel.  It doesn't represent their brand At All.\nIn specific, the TV isn't good.  A light bulb was burn't out.  The Coffee at breakfast was about 1/2 strength (that's just weird). and the closet hasn't been vacuumed in a long time.\nSIGH.\n\nSo much for making reservations on line.
__label__0 Let me start by saying that I've been to this ER 10 times, and have been admitted for a 3-5 day stay 8 times over the last 3 years. \nI have a chronic kidney condition that acts up every couple months and usually leaves me laid up for a week in excruciating pain.\n\nAfter my last 2 experiences, I will never come back to this ER EVER again, if I can help it.\n\nER review: \nWhen I first came here after my surgeries, everyone was kind, attentive, and VERY good...getting IVs was fairly painless (for getting an IV).\n\nThe second to last time I was in, I gave them my back story (chronic kidney pain, CANNOT do a CT, because I had a surgical clip left inside of me that looks like a kidney stone when a CT is done.  They have to do a renal scan).\n\nTwo hours of pain later, the radiology guy comes back to give me a CT.  \nOk fine...but can I get SOMETHING for the pain?  \"We have to give you a non-narcotic.\"  Ok fine, I know my history makes me look like a drug seeker (which I'm not).  \"Non-Narcotics trash my kidneys and make me ill.  Call my surgeon, Dr. _____.  I always get dilauded when I'm in here. 2 mg, with Zofran for the nausea.\"   \n\n\"Well we can give you morphine\"\n\n\"Can someone please look at my records?  I'm allergic.  Morphine makes me itch.  How about an asprin?  Something?  SOMETHING to take the edge off until you talk to a Doctor about getting me pain killers.\"\n\nSo they finally get me something...and I get it, you have to weed out the seekers.  I've heard them before.  But after waiting two hours, not complaining at all, not ASKING for any painkillers till that point...plus they can look up my records.\n\nNevermind the fact that it took 3 people to start my IV.  *sigh*\n\nAnyway, after all this, they give me a CT...and surprise!  \"You have a stone.\"\nme: \"No I don't, I have a surgical clip that was left inside me.  I told them this at admitting.  You have to do an ultrasound or a renal scan.\"\n\nSo they finally do and guess what...ITS A CLIP, NOT A STONE!!  *sigh*\nIdiots.  Not all of us are clueless here.\n\nSo they admit me.  Detailed hospital review to follow.  \nThe LAST time I went to the ER, I was having chest pains. \n\nThey took me right back for an EKG, which apparently was normal?  Because I sat in an empty waiting room for two hours before they brought me back for further examination.\n\nThey said \"Its not your heart.  Here, we're going to give you morphine and a nitro drip.\"\n\nme:  \"um.  What?  Why am I getting morphine?  I'm allergic.\"\n\n\"Well what do you usually get?\"\n\nMe: \"Dilauded...but I don't...\"\n\nThem (cutting me off) \"Well we don't give that for heart issues.\"\n\nMe: \"Number 1, you JUST said it wasn't my heart.  Number two...I don't WANT a pain killer, I want to know what is wrong with me.  Number three, if it isn't my heart, WHY are you giving me a nitro drip?  No.  Sorry.  I'm going home.\"  \n\nSigned out AMA.  Not that I actually GOT any medical advice, but I figured if I was going to die, I wanted to do so in my own bed.   (turns out I was just REALLY stressed.)\n\nSo...onto the Hospital stays.\n\nAgain, when I first was admitted, everyone was awesome.  \n\nThe last 2 times I was admitted was AWFUL.\n\nI had Nurses who gave me attitude, doctors prescribing blood thinner shots, and ANTIDEPRESSANTS (for a kidney issue.  Yeah...what sense does that make?)\n\nSo...Whenever I'm admitted to the hospital, I'm on dilauded for 3-4 days.  The first 2 days, I ALWAYS get sick.  ALWAYS.  Even with Zofran for nausea.  I always throw up at least once.  \n\nThe second to last time I was in, it was my first night.  I was in pain, miserable, and just got hit with a wave of nausea.  I tried to get out of bed to grab a bucket, trash can, get to the bathroom, anything, but I didn't make it, and I vomited on the floor next to my bed. So now, I'm in pain, miserable, nauseated, and embarrassed.  And the nurse gave me attitude about it.  Yes.  I vomited on the floor JUST to piss you off.\n\nThe last time I was in, I had a similar experience, I was being wheeled up to my room, and was vomiting in a bucket (sometimes you just can't help it) and the nursing staff looked absolutely disgusted.\nThis is your JOB.  To take care of people who are ill...if you have to look disgusted about a little vomit, at least walk away first.  Don't make us feel worse.\n\nI will NEVER come back here again, unless I am unconscious and have no choice.
__label__0 I took the time to drive to what I was told was a great BBQ place, after one experience here I won't be back . I had to gnaw through a rack of baby back ribs the consistency of jerky , with hardly any sauce to speak of, and when I asked for extra sauce what they game did not taste as good as the BBQ sauce I dip my nuggets in at \"insert fast food chain here\". Even the rolls were stale,the highlight of my meal was the sweet potato which a 3 year old could master the cooking off...
__label__3 My favorite place to eat in Las Vegas. Solid BBQ.\n\nTry the Hot Links.
__label__0 Absolutely the worst meal ever. Catfish was old fishy and the wait staff\" we've had a lot of complaints. It must really be bad\" wth . .burnt ends were crap too. Not fresh at all.
__label__1 Well the food was OK at best.  Middle of the road BBQ is giving it to much credit.  I'm not a famous Dave fan but its better. Man I miss Missouri.
__label__0 I'm a snob when it comes to restaurant service.  I expect good service and tip accordingly.  The service did not disappoint.  The food, however, needs some major revamping.  I had a half a rack of their supposedly award winning baby back ribs.  The meat was dry and had absolutely no flavor.  The two sides I ordered were the fried okra and the mac and cheese.  The mac and cheese looked and tasted like it came out of a Kraft Mac and Cheese box.  Also had the three item sampler:  onion straws, fried pickles, and burnt ends.  I kid you not, there was literally a puddle of oil under the wax paper in the basket that held the appetizers.  TGIF's baby back ribs are much more flavorful and their meat is much more savory.  Will definitely not be returning to this place.  Plus one star for the service experienced.
__label__2 I attended Mass while in Vegas on business.  The deacon asks visitors to stand before Mass and introduces / welcomes you to the church community.  I thought this was very thoughtful.  There are no kneelers so you stand when you would normally kneel.  The altar is in the middle of the room with everyone facing in which was nice.  There was no crucifix so I know that would have bothered my wife had she been with me but all in all I really enjoyed Mass.  Felt very inviting and comfortable.
__label__2 If you're a dude, expect an awesome service. Female? you're better off asking your guy friends to order for you. Haha.\n\nWent here one time with a friend. She got \"discriminated\" or that's what she thought. Well, she was sitting at the end of the bar where the bartenders couldn't see her!\n\nDrinks are okay priced at $6.50. Went here on a Saturday night. Thank god, no cover! They were pretty much playing traditional country and pop country.\n\nWould come back here with a group of guy friends rather than women.
__label__3 My brother and I were supposed to go to a movie but ended up stopping by here for lunch. Never made it to the movie but they had good pizza and my brother swears by their ranch.
__label__4 One day Brett came in to my store ( Home Depot )  with his family to rent a tool. I recognized him since I watch the show. I happened to help him since he was next in line.  He was really a nice guy and very friendly. When I helped him to his car since the tool he rented was very heavy to lift. We chatted for a bit. Before going, he said for me to come in to the shop for a tour of the shop. Of course I accepted. Days later I went to the shop. Someone at the front desked walked me to his office. He did recognize me and kept his word about the tour. I met some of the workers. Everyone was very friendly. I got showed some exotic fish, the back area where they make the tanks. Met a few of their birds lol. It was a good experience. Thank you to ATM
__label__0 The front office supervisor is incredibly rude. Sad that my mom went to this office for years and this is how I am treated. Not only did my mom never get an accurate diagnosis when the entire world knew she had dementia, but now I am dealing with someone raising my own blood pressure. Ridiculous.
__label__4 We needed a plumber to replace our pressure reducing valve\nA friend told me about Colburn Enterprise - best thing that could happen to us\nJohn came out check the valve - replaced it - asked use if we had any question on anything\nGreat Guy - Great Service - Great price\nI will be recommending Colburn Enterprises to all my friends and neighbors who might need a plumber!\nThey are the best in my book by far!!
__label__4 Got home found water softner leaking. Called a few places and looked online. Saw the yelp reviews and decided to give a try since there's only good things about this place. Also. They had the $40 voucher .. What a deal since majority of all the places I called had around that a high cost to come by and check it out. Although Jeremy was backed up in prior appts the secretary updated me on what time he was able to come! I reAlly thought that was awesome! Great customer service! Jeremy was very helpful and explained what happened to my water softner. Very polite and friendly. Definitely will keep their # in hand for future reference/recommendations! Good prices!
__label__1 My youngest son's future Father-In-Law had Breakfast at this Original Pancake House location yesterday... the very first time I've been to an OPH, even when I was living here... I was just shaking with anticipation of a great Breakfast.\n\nOn the menu...\n\nIrish Corned Beef Hash (***) A Homemade Hash, with a blend of Kosher Corned Beef, Potatoes, Onions and Cream. This entree, under the category \"Specialties of the House\" should have been rated under two-Stars, but because of it's heftiness the concoction provides a Value deserving of something a litte higher. All the \"Specialties\" are Oven-Baked... I asked the waitress what is the difference between an Oven-Baked entree versus something you just grill in a Frying Pan... \n\nShe replied that this was actually her fist week... and that she'd get back to me...  \n\nOtherwise, this is a rather pedestrian and a very bland \"Specialty\" entree... The concoction was pretty high... over three inches, but not because of it's fluffiness.... but rather because of all it's ingredients literally piled on top of each other\n\nI later found out, with the help of my son, that Oven Baking this entree supposedly provides a Fluffiness to the entree that Frying does not provide and supposedly the entree is NOT folded over as with traditional Omelets. But, he further added, that the Yolk of the Eggs are supposed to be separated from Whites and the ingredients are layered during the Oven Baking process.\n\nBTW, all the Specialty items will require a close to 20 minute wait for your Entree... because of the Oven Baking...\n\nSide Order of 3-Buttermilk Pancakes (* 1/2 Came with Meal) I always have to provide a rationale to my son about how I judge Pancakes, especially Flour based Pancakes.\n\n 1) Fluffiness - You have two extremes under this category - The \n  Heavy-Ass Pancake - where it is sooo heavy that you have to go right \n  after your meal. And then there's the light-as-a-feather Pancake that \n  will have you consuming close to a dozen without any ill effects. \n  Unfortunately, OPH's Pancakes are the HEAVY kind...\n\n 2) Absorption - Again, there are two extremes under this category... \n  Pancakes that seemingly act like a Sponge - no matter how much \n  Syrup you pour onto the Pancake... the Pancake still needs more \n  and more and more. And then there's the Pancakes the seeming are \n  resistant to Syrup (or any kind of liquid) - the Pancakes just will not \n  absorb Syrup, but you can sop up the Syrup with each fork-full.\n\nOPH's Pacakes are the worst of the two qualities I mentioned above... HEAVY - and I mean H-E-A-V-Y... and no matter how much Syrup you put on... the Pancakes WILL still need more!\n\nCoffee (***) The Best part of the meal, mainly because it was not objectionable. But the Coffee did not have any positive attributes either.\n\nAfter talking to my youngest son about my experience at Original Pancake House yesterday, he said that this specific location was supposedly the worst OPH location in Las Vegas. I guess fate drove me here. BTW, my son is a fanatic about OPH... in a good way...
__label__0 We won't be going again.\n\nI was really craving the Dutch Baby - which is stellar, and I decided to treat my two boys to breakfast there yesterday morning.\n\nThe service was good.  We were seated right away, and our waitress was spot on, as far as service goes.\n\nMy oldest son requires gluten-free food.  Normally, for breakfast, this is never an issue.  Eggs, bacon and potatoes are easy, and he loves them.\n\nBoth of my sons ordered the bacon and eggs for breakfast, and both asked to substitute the 3 pancakes for the potatoes.  She said SURE!  Guess what?  Not only was the serving of potatoes huge (they could have easily split one - a really good waitress would have suggested this) - but it was a $3 UPCHARGE for each order of potatoes!  Because potatoes are SO MUCH MORE expensive than pancakes?  WHAT?  Ridiculous!  AND - we weren't told about the upcharge!  Since a stack of 6 pancakes is $6, and potatoes are $3, I assumed this would be a wash.  It was not.  Insane!  The eggs were fine - but all of the bacon was completely overdone - crispy and border-line burnt.\n\nMy Dutch Baby was stellar, I loved it.  It normally comes with strawberries, but they are out of season (and I understand this) and I was offered bacon.  Not only was the bacon overdone, I was charged $6 for it.  \n\nBreakfast for me, and for 2 little boys, totaled $49.98.  Besides my Dutch Baby, the food was mediocre, at best.  And the best?  We got home and my son had obviously been \"glutened\".  He suffered an adverse reaction immediately.  \n\nNever again.  I'll figure out how to make Dutch Babies myself!
__label__0 This place used to be good... About a year or more ago. It seems to me they have changed ownership or management or something. The food quality is bad now. They have a menu item that has a bunch of bacon. The bacon used to be crispy and thick not it couldn't be more thin and under cooked. They give you a huge plate with two items on it and it makes it look like they forgot part of your meal. I've tried everything here. Nothing is good. \n\nI had the sausage and hash browns. The hash was undercooked (despite asking for it to be crispy). The sausage was cold. Seems they put it onto the griddle frozen and it didn't cook all the way or something. The pancakes alone are okay. The thing about pancakes, waffles and French toast are they are only as good as their syrup. Well the syrup is the cheapest tasting syrup substitute I've ever had. You can taste the sugar/ corn syrup in it. It has no smoky or mapley flavor to it (not even fake flavor). \n\nService is fine. Nothing to get excited about. Maybe 3/5 stars. The food is just so horrible that it brought the rating down that much. \nMy family and I have decided we will not return unless there are no other options. My warning is just because you had it before doesn't mean it is close to the same. I mean there wasn't even a piece of orange or parsley or melon on my plate like there usually is when you order breakfast at any other breakfast place
__label__1 German pancakes, Swedish pancakes, one side of sausages, two coffees for. $34.  Way too high for OK food.  Long wait to get table when only few customers eating and had to ask someone to send waitress to take order.  Would not return.
__label__0 Had the worst experience I've ever had in my life. General manager was super rude when I asked him to substitute pancakes to something  else, he said he have to charge me but He can give me maybe a \"SLICE OF TOMATO\" for free. \"In his own words\"  Like seriously, was that necessary & having a attitude on Saturday afternoon & you happen to be the GENERAL MANAGER? No wonder this place gets bad reviews. It's these people make the restaurant look bad. But food can't save this Original pancake house ANYWAY. I fell the like the GM hated his job & didn't want to be here. For food, Worst taste of pancakes I've ever had. WILL NOT RETURN back to this place ever.
__label__3 Items Selected:\nChocolate Chip Buttermilk Short Stack\nChallah French Toast\nBaked Apple Pancake\n\nTechnically a chain, with origins in Portland OR and the famous Walker Bros location in Wilmette IL, it was only when Groupon offered a discount that I realized Las Vegas even had an Original Pancake House and although I guess it could be said that the $8 discount was the impetus for my visit, in reality it was fond childhood memories that drew me through the doors.  Located on Fort Apache, and thus less than ten minutes from my door, it was after another long morning run that I arrived at the sizeable storefront and although the clock had just ticked past 7:15am I entered the restaurant to find the place already lively, a quartet of tables already seated while two couples before me checked in with a friendly hostess soon leading them to their seats.  Eventually finding my place at a booth best suited for four it was mere seconds before my server stopped by and with my order pre-decided based on past experience a simple request that plates arrive in two courses was granted, the long cooking time of the later assuring a fifteen minute delay between rounds.  Sipping on water as the restaurant continued to fill it would not be long before first plates arrived and although the restaurant's eponymous buttermilk batter was fluffy as ever beneath a mountain of whipped cream it was the house-baked challah that truly impressed, the exterior rendered crispy while the center was soaked in sweet custard playing counterpoint the rich egginess of soft bread.  Admittedly a substantial start, and nearly enough to use up my gift certificate, there was simply no way I was leaving Original Pancake House without ordering one of their signatures and this time opting for the Baked Apple Pancake over the Dutch Baby I'll simply say that one cannot go wrong with either, the piping hot pile of thinly sliced Granny Smith's teaming with cinnamon and sugar atop a buttery golden base proving as much a 'pie' as it does a pancake, but absolutely delicious regardless of what it is called.\n\nIndividually owned and operated but similar in menu from coast-to-coast there is simply 'something' about Original Pancake House that makes me smile - the service ever pleasant, the space always bustling, and the apple pancake always served so hot that you *know* the first bite is likely to end in a blistered mouth.  Obviously a bit more expensive than IHOP or Denny's but also using superior ingredients including 93-score butter, pure whipping cream, and free-range eggs it's good to know that every once in a while you can indeed find a taste of 'home,' even a thousand or more miles away.
__label__4 The food was excellent. Vegetarian omelets and banana and pumpkin pancakes. Our server, Mary was amazing, attentive and very accommodating and caring.. We will certainly be back again. Thanks Mary and thanks Original Pancake House,
__label__0 Apparently, my wife and I are invisible! We arrived at about 1:30 on a Thursday afternoon, pleased to see so many cars parked in the lot. The place is divided into separate rooms for dining and for a bar area. We went into the eating area and waited, and waited, but no one ever came. The one couple who were eating said to just take a table and the waitress would be in. After more waiting,a group of 5 entered the eating area. They were immediately seated, given menus, and had their drink orders taken. The waitress never acknowledged that we were present, carefully putting her back to us when she waited in the other people. \nThere are too many other great places in Vegas to tolerate this. We left and found one.
__label__3 5 dollar foot long
__label__2 First time here ... it was alright. i ordered the chicken kabob nothing special and nothing bad. The service seemed kinda slow. Chicken was tender the rice tasted buttery. Give it a try you might like it. For me i think i will pass next time.
__label__2 Awesome service here! The lady who took my order was very kind and helpful! I LOVE it when I have great service at any place (shops, restaurants, etc)\n\nI wanted to eat outside and she was more than willing to bring my food out side for me (after I told her I was eating inside when ordering.) But I decided to be spontaneous since it was a nice day out (yet windy.)  One of the many reasons why I had to go back in to give them a tip $, since it was rather windy outside. I'll be back! :) I forgot to use the 10% check in offer though... :( oh well, next time!\n\nBtw... the food was great, I had the greek salad. It was more than enough, huge plate of salad and huge slices of lamb and the sauce automatically came on the side. :)
__label__0 WORST JEWELER IN TOWN.... I purchased a ring from my Jewler in California and brought it in to get resized... Something as simple as that and thought I could trust them to do it... They seem like a trustworthy Jewler... So I thought. When I went back to pick up my ring the Jewler in the process had scratched the glass on the ring they said that they would fix it..  When I came back almost a month and a half later my beautiful ring was ruined. I got it back with the jewlers finger print on the inside of the glass and epoxy visible on the glass... When I complained and told them they need to fix or replace my ring the response I got was \"you would have damaged it anyway\"... I was pissed and grabbed my ring and left... Worst experience and customer service... I will never go to them again nor will I refer anyone I know to go there... \nArisa Thepprasit
__label__3 This place is very good and has good quality and service and great cocktails.
__label__4 California comes to Vegas! This place is like the restaurants in California, but better. It's open 24/7 363 days a year (closed on Easter and Christmas) I'm usually here on there graveyard shift or sometimes early dinner. Great food and affordable. Look for discounts in the Entertainment Book!
__label__3 Used to shop this CVS almost everyday when I lived just a couple of footsteps away. The supervisor that was there, Lisa, was really cool and like a friend. Not certain she is still there. The rest of the staff is pretty cool too.\n\nStore is always clean and neat and they typically have some of the best fire sales outside of grocery stores and liquor stores.\n\nWhen I lived out here two years ago, they did have a reputation of hiring some seedy folks. Had one, I'm pretty certain, steal my debit card number and my niece and sister both told stories of checkers offering you everything you were buying for free if you'd slip them a $20 spot.\n\nOutside of that, I like the honest employees and the convenience of being of walking distance when I lived out here.
__label__4 I stopped to get a quick bite to eat and wasn't disappointed. Beef chow mein is delcious,  it's not the bland stuff you'll find at similar joints.  Orange chicken is also A grade.  Service was quick to us and quick to deliver.
__label__4 I ordered the garlic chicken dinner special, so good, they packed the take out container, it was so much food! Saved half for later :)
__label__0 Really not good. I would never come back here. The wait staff was attentive but the food was gross. I don't know why they have an overall 4 stars.
__label__4 We have been taking our pets to the vet at American Pet Hospital for more than 8 years.  Recently, our beloved family dog became ill with cancer and we had to put him to sleep.  The entire staff at APH was amazing throughout the entire experience, from diagnosis, to our last trip.  Today, we received a sympathy card from them in the mail.  Our hearts were touched, but imagine how surprised we were to open that card and see that many of the staff members had written personal messages to us!  (We often used their boarding services, so many of the staff members had spent time with our dog.)  The time and attention they gave us was amazing.  I would highly recommend American Pet Hospital.  They are truly wonderful, caring people!
__label__3 Very nice staff. I really enjoyed my experience here and will definitely bring my dog back for her routine care.
__label__4 this place is so delicious and cheap.  Very friendly and fast.\n\nAsk for no MSG and free delivery.\n\nThey give you a lot of food.  great for a local neighborhood thai place.
__label__4 This place is great. When we first went there, we weren't sure how the food would be, but we were extremely happy with the quality & amount of food, and the pricing was great, too. You can get several dinner specials for just $7.95 +tax, which comes with a drink, soup, and an egg roll.\n\nThe main reason I'm so impressed with Mr. Chop Chop, though, is that when my other half went in the other night to pick up dinner, the owner pointed out that we were just in the day before. He mentioned that I wasn't feeling well, and the owner told him to wait a moment. She went in the back and made me a bowl of vegetable soup from scratch. We go to a lot of restaurants on a regular basis, but none of them have ever done that for us. \n\nMr. Chop Chop is fantastic all around. Go there, you won't be disappointed. :)
__label__2 This place came highly recommended from a co-worker but we ended up being disappointed. We showed up at 6:45 and they were already cleaning the grill for the night.. not sure when they close, but we probably should have taken it as a sign and kept walking. \n\nBecause it was \"late\" we could only get sandwiches.. no fries, etc. Luckily you get to eat in a gas station, sooo you do have a great selection of chips.. whoo. The steaks were just OK. At $6.95 for a small, they are a tad pricey and honestly I think capriottis makes a better steak. Skip this one.
__label__4 There are no \"sandwich artisans\" here, just friendly people who care about what they put across their counter.  If you are looking for a place where you are served with a smile by people who really take pride in their work, then this place is for you.  The bread is great and the sandwiches taste like they should.  This is a great kept secret in town and it's too bad.  They could compete with any of the chain locations.  It has an old school neighborhood feel and you can't get away from the charming staff.  This is a family run joint with a family feel.  If I want to get a bite at a place with character, this is where I go.  \nDo yourself a favor and get the roast beef sandwich.  You will thank yourself for it.
__label__3 Service was good fast and just like I like it and those who've read me know I like my cheese stakes
__label__4 My brother, his girlfriend and I went here and were so impressed. The couple who run the center were knowledgeable, friendly and so helpful. They have a true passion for inspiring people to be climbers. As a novice, I found many routes  I enjoyed and challenged me. I highly recommend this gym!
__label__3 The Place is nice the bartenders are good at there job descent food and separate smoking area
__label__0 Staff is rude food is not good. I have been there a few times and have had to take fries back because they were so old or had to go get the rest of my order. Go to another one much better service and better food
__label__0 Yuk! Couldn't even chew the steak. I love del taco but never have I experience such a disgusting meal. Didn't get past the first bite.
__label__2 This review is for the Casino at the Longhorn.  I've never stayed in the motel part, and the restaurant is actually called the Chuckwagon.  I already left my review for it there.  Seriously, check out my review.  The Chuckwagon restaurant is a Vegas staple.\n\n-----\n\nI have given up Gambling (I like craps, blackjack, and video poker just a little too much) but before i quit, the Longhorn was one of my favorite places to play.  They have a lot of slots and video poker, with much better payout rates than the Strip or Fremont. (Slots are always a bad bet, but if you are going to play slots, don't do it in the touristy areas...stick to the locals places with better payouts)  \n\nTheir pit is 3 tables, but rarely do they have more than 2 tables open.  They have $2 blackjack with the \"lucky ladies\" side bet available 24 hours a day, and their odds are great.  They actually allow surrender and unlimited splitting of cards, but also allow you to double down on your third card if you so choose.   (so if you have 7, hit and draw a 4 to give you 11, they will still let you double to try for 21. AMAZING)  No other Casino in town allows for that rule, and it decreases the overall house advantage by quite a bit.\n\nthe drinks are usually poured pretty stiff, but that depends on the bartender who is working.  Their cocktail waitresses are friendly, but understaffed, so it sometimes takes a while to get drinks - especially on weekends when they get pretty busy. \n\nThe performers they get in the evenings are sometimes good, but often sound like fairly bad karaoke.  They have a good time though, so it's still fun to sit and drink and play.\n\nThe seats are comfortable, and the place is usually clean and well kept, but it is OLD.  Expect an old dive bar locals joint, not something classy you'd find on the Strip.  It can get really smokey in there, and even when the place is empty at 4 in the morning, smoke still kind of permeates every surface.  If smoke bothers you, this is DEFINITELY not the place for you, but i still love it.
__label__4 old school Vegas there's not to Many of these left.Portions and food are great for the price (All I'm saying is the food is good for the price) The bar is a bit older the bar tenders are nice and easy to talk to and the beer and shots  are cheap  good place for the money only cons are the smoke (it gets in your cloths) and the occasional boulder highway scum that ventures in.
__label__1 I can't say I was thrilled with Billy Bob's Steakhouse, but its probably because i ordered the wrong dish: Coconut Chicken Tenders...definitely not a great combination. Service was great, our waiter Toni was a total sweetheart. Virgin strawberry margaritas are delish (a little on the tangy side, just the way I like it). I feel like the menu was a little lacking...perhaps I'm just not cut out to be a meat and potatoes girl.
__label__1 Talk about bait and switch. Ads said prime rib dinner $9.99, steak and lobster dinner $11.99, steak and sea food dinner $13.99, etc. So we show up ask for the prime rib dinner, no prime rib dinner here, it's at the buffet... Strike one.  Ok steak and lobster dinner $11.99 ... It's not available until 8pm. Strike two.  Ok, steak and sea food dinner $13.99 ...  We'll that's part of the early bird special.. It's 6 pm - strike three -your out!  No early bird, no late bird, no prime rib. We end up having the queen cut prime rib and the chef's special, orange roughy. This included a soup/salad and bread.  Overall the prime rib was ok a bit over cooked. The roughy was good, although the orange flavor was a bit much after awhile. Bottom line: food was ok but the price was a bit much for what we received. Hoping for the special and getting an overprice meal doesn't give you a good taste in the overall experience.
__label__0 Well my wife and decided to try Willy and Jose's again. We first ate there about 6 yrs ago. So we decided to try it again.\nThis second visit 6 tears later confirms it. What an awful place.\nThey served us the usual tortilla chips, salsa and bean dip.  The chips were old and hard. Bean dip .... Nothing to crow about. Salsa tasted canned.  The wife ordered a strawberry margarita. More strawberry syrup and not enough booze. $ 8.00 for a $ 2.00 drink.\nWife ordered chicken enchiladas with mole. She enjoyed it.\nI ordered a 3 item combo. Pork tamale tasted fine but it was covered with a poor canned tasting enchilada sauce; the chili relleno was filled with cheese reminiscent of Velveeta or Cheese Whiz..the relleno was a little bit over fried.. And the flauta was not crispy at all. Soft like a enchilada. \nService was okay but it could not makeup for the dismal food. \nI'm definitely not a fan. Won\"t go back. Roberto's greasy Mexican food is heads above the garbage served at Willy & Jose's.
__label__0 Eek! Methinks not indeed. Is this place for you? Here's a checklist. If you like plates fresh out of the dishwasher that are still hot with crusted food on them, and this was with multiple plates, this is your buffet. If you are extremely sodium deficient this is your buffet. If you like carved meats that make you wish for a meat tenderizer to beat them with this is your buffet. If you like semi-frozen out of the box desserts this is definitely your buffet. Go slow on your drinks as getting a server to refill it is next to impossible. When you walk in there are Zagat rated signs on the wall, with all due respect this place isn't worthy of being rated by Zagat. Your best bet is to stay on Boulder Highway and find someplace else to eat. One positive was the stir fry station manned by competent and friendly staff. It's the only thing that warrants a star.
__label__1 I rarely leave poor reviews, but I came away quite disappointed with this buffet. I remember coming here many times years ago and loving it, but it seems they've taken a dive off a cliff. \n\nMy wife and I visited on a Friday night for their $20 seafood buffet. We tried the crab legs, New York steak, sushi, chow mein, broccoli beef, and tacos. Nothing we ate even came close to average. You're better off finding somewhere else to eat. The service was good, though. So there's that.
__label__2 My reccomendation: Italian Cheese Bread\n\nMaybe I got there right after a big rush or something because absolutely nothing was \"hot-n-ready\". I had to wait for my pizzas and italian cheese bread. Took about 15-20 minutes. \n\nI don't expect gourmet quality for a 5 dollar pizza, but geez, if they charged as much as other pizza places then Little Caesars would go out of business QUICK. Little Caesars pizza is strictly for someone looking for cheap/quick food. I honestly think most pizzas found in your local grocery store's freezers taste leagues above Caesars. \n\nThe Italian cheese bread is really good though. It is by far better tasting than the pizza but make sure you grab plenty of napkins and are stocked up on Proactiv because this dish's main ingredient is grease with a side of oil.\n\nCustomer service was good. The guy was very nice and funny. He was very apologetic for making me wait and even threw in a free bag of Crazy Bread.
__label__3 The food was very good and tasty. Portions were big and priced reasonably.
__label__4 I like what this place does for my nails; especially my toenails. They are thick and hard to deal with at times. Whenever I ask for a design, they always accommodate and have not been rough on me at all.
__label__0 This is for their pharmacy...don't bother. \nThese days they are offering a 10% off coupon if you get your flu shot.  OK.\nI stood in line 17 minutes on a Wednesday afternoon just to get a form to sign.  I was told they didn't have any coupons, but I could leave my name and they would call me to come back for it.  Excuse me?  You have signs everywhere promoting this, but you can't figure out some way to give me the 10% off you are advertising because you don't have that exact piece of paper that magically reads 10% off???\nAfter the 17 minute wait, I was told to wait in the adjoining room.  It had a tv with mellow images of people doing yoga and the absolutely dirtiest carpet I have seen in years.  Eeew!\nThen I sit there for another 21 minutes!!!!  Plenty of time to type an unfavorable review of their customer service.  Because if they don't have the capacity to handle walk-in flu shots at 3:00 in the afternnoon on a weekday, they shouldn't bother doing it.  The shot itself took 20 seconds and they \"found\" a coupon for me when they realized I was upset.  But no apology for the wait.\nI would not want them handling any important medications for me.
__label__4 On the 12th day of Christmas...\n\nI thought it only fitting to review my church on Christmas Day.  We've been parishioners at SEAS for over 19 years.  My son attended first through eighth grade at their school. I've seen the parish grow from being in trailers to the build out of the church, school, and chapel.  We've experienced a great deal of controversy and heartbreak in the past two years with our former pastor.  All through this turmoil, the congregation is still strong, as I'm sure it would be in any other church, regardless of the denomination, where its parishioners have faith.  Roman Catholic or not, the priests and staff are welcoming to all who come to worship, always making a point to acknowledge anyone who may be visiting for a service.  DeeDee, the musical director, has a singing voice like an angel and I always hope she's singing at the masses that I attend.  I'm no holy roller by any means, but if you're looking for a Catholic church to attend on this side of town, give St. Elizabeth's a try.  Peace :)
__label__0 If you want a doctor and staff who doesn't make you feel uncomfortable and won't make you dread having to take your child in for a visit, do not go here. I was a month late taking my infant daughter at the time to take her shots and Dr. Nauman would make a negative comment towards me for being late. I never felt comfortable going there. I wish I had found Dr. Marlon Mendoza much sooner.
__label__0 Just AWFUL...  I was in town for a Bridal Shower and the service was horrible!!  There was only 12 of us women and they couldn't get it together.  They forgot to bring out 2 salads and missed 3 entrees.  Our waiter Kevin was the worst and the manager Kelly was non-responsive.  DO NOT ever plan a party here.  I felt bad for the bride.  The day was supposed to be about her, but everyone was focused on the slow, lousy, rude service
__label__4 Wine selection is FANTASTIC!\nThis place is a hidden gem among those of us who love good food paired with good wine. \nService is OK when it gets busy Good when things are slow. I have had lunch and dinner there for a couple of years now and have never been disappointed.
__label__4 This restaurant is a jewel in the city of Las Vegas. I urge all to experience a meal here. I am surprised at the wide range of flavors that come out of one kitchen. I have been here at least 10 times and haven't been disappointed once! Some may comment on the prices at first but once you see the portion sizes such as their veal parmesan portion it is actually a deal! They offer other incentives like coupons on restaurant.com (make sure you read the fine print), and Mondays are half off all bottles of wine. Dine in then tell your friends.
__label__0 Terrible! All of the reviews about the poor service were absolutely correct. We went on a Saturday for lunch and there were only a few tables in the restaurant and he appeared as though he was very busy. My mother and I were treated poorly. The server was short with us, had no personality and was not very helpful for this being my first time. The food was below par, the only good thing about it was the free basket if bread that is served with each meal. We had to go inside to get our check because our server was at the bar playing with his phone and talking to a girl. Definitely will not go back!
__label__3 I love this place and have been going here for years it's perfect for an intimate date night or even a friends night out.\n\nFirst thing you should know about this gem is that Monday night is 1/2 off bottle wine night and the second thing you should know is that the food is delicious! \n\nWhen you walk in you'll notice a private dining room to the left, the patio to the right and a sweet dimly light dining room with a cool little wine bar right in the middle. Towards the back you'll notice the neatly stored wine. It's pretty quiet and takes you away from the traditional Las Vegas dining scene.\n\nAs far as the food is concerned, you have a nice variety of choices for the vino! Pasta, salads, flatbreads, sandwiches. My favorite thing to grab is the steak salad (sub romaine) it's crisp, flavorful, and very satisfying. Now this is a wine bar so there is no doubt about the selection! They have wine by the glass or the bottle. Not a wine fan? No worries! They have a small yet fabulous beer selection as well.\n\nThe service (minus one experience) is up to par. They are very hospitable and knowledgable! Whether you choose to sit at the bar or at a table it's all the same  \n\nIf you are looking for a new spot, give this place a try! It will probably be a new favorite. Bon appetite!
__label__4 Best spot in town. This is such a romantic spot to take friends or even family. I fell upon this place over 4 years ago and i keep coming back. Love the wide selection of wine (that I can now drink) and the authentic Italian food. Great place to wine and dine without having to go to the strip. They have also just opened a second location at the Downtown Summerlin Mall. Right next door to me!
__label__4 We've been here a couple of times.  Food is always good and so is the service. We'll definitely be back.
__label__4 I have been seeing Dr. Weisner for various ailments since May of 2000.  He has helped me recover from a serious car injury, and allowed me lead an active an healthy lifestyle.  \n\nAlways very professional and willing to spend time with you.  Great staff as well!
__label__3 So this place is poppin!! \n\nI don't really drink SB. So I can't say that I'm a connoisseur for it, but I enjoy a stroowberries & creme every 2nd Friday of the month ;] jk.\n\nThe people are chilled out like ice in my sweet tea. Star 1.\n\nSmells good & looks clean. Star 2.\n\nThe location is pretty sweet. Lots of good eats *ahem In-N-Out* around :] Star 3.\n\nLike I said, it's poppin! Star 4!\n\nOnly dislike is the parking isn't the best. I mean it's too late to do anything about it, but it's part of the review, nah mean? 4 Stars all in all :]
__label__3 Small, but had the basics with good quality
__label__4 Best grocery store in Vegas!
__label__2 I'm conflicted about this Trader Joe's. They are always crowded, I have never been here without encountering entirely too many people, no matter what time of day. I try to avoid coming here when I can, but the good part about this Trader Joe's is that it's larger and better stocked than the other locations in town. I'm not a fan of the layout of the store. It's long and there are essentially three long aisles that span the entire length of the store, which is a little awkward.\n\nI don't make it to this Trader Joe's too often, but when I'm looking for something I can't usually find at my local store, I make the trek to this side of town.
__label__3 This trader joes is awesome!! Its not that much larger than the others but I feel like this particular one has more of a selection of items then the others do. Clean as all trader joes usually are. Staff was very friendly and helpful. It was very busy but I guess its no surprise as this trader joes is a great one!
__label__0 I had a crazy acne flare up a few years ago.  I researched derms and found a lot of good reviews about Dr. Aspacio.\n\nWhen he came in to the exam room, he seemed rushed and acted like I was taking up his time by telling him my dermatological history.  I told him that I had tried a certain medication for my acne, but didn't like it because it made my skin raw and peely, and asked if he could make a suggestion for another solution.  So what does he prescribe?  That same medicine I had just told him I didn't want to use again.\n\nDid you not hear what I said 10 seconds ago?  I just said it made my skin RAW!!  When I told him this again, he responded, \"Well, you must be applying too much.  It's the gentlest medication there is, so there's nothing else I can give you.\"  He wrote the prescription and walked out.  I felt so uncomfortable at his chiding and found him to be one of the rudest doctors I've ever experienced.  No one should feel that way when it comes to a professional taking care of your body.  Everyone deserves much more than that.\n\nI took his prescription, threw it out, and found another dermatologist who actually listened to my concerns and cleared my acne with another medication that didn't leave me looking like my face was coming off.
__label__2 This location of Jimmy John's is a regular lunch stop when I am working in the Northwest. Clean shop, friendly staff, quick service.\n\nI love turkey, I don't like ham or super salty meats (read: Italian meats) on my sandwiches (except bacon of course!). Jimmy John's has a nice selection of sandwiches with turkey on them. Here are my faves:\n\nTurkey Tom - simple...turkey, cheese, regular fixins\nBeach Club - turkey, cheese, avo, cukes, sprouts...a California Girl's sandwich dream\nClub Lulu - turkey, bacon, regular fixins\nBootlegger - turkey, roast beef, regular fixins\n\nFresh ingredients, good portion of meat (for me), lots of veggies, extra peppers please! Quality sandwich place.
__label__0 Ugh. Got the Italian Night Club to go. Asked for the mayo and dressing on the side. Was told they are not able to do that. They have no Dixie cups. Really? They finally found something to put it in. Shouldn't have bothered anyway. Was just oil n vinegar. Made my own dressing at home. Bun was a glorified hot dog bun. Smh.
__label__0 I used to love the veggie sandwiches here until I found out what I was supporting by eating here. Jimmy John is one of those people that use their money for evil. He pays a lot of the money that comes from this chain to go to Africa and shoot exotic animals. Beautiful elephants and cheetahs. Google it if you need to see for yourselves. Sandwiches are not that damn good. I'm disgusted. Boycott JJ.
__label__0 This trip to the ER was the worst I've ever experienced. I'll spare you the gory details and just give the highlights. \n\nWhen checking me in they did everything but call me a liar. They treated me like a junky trying to get some painkillers. They shrugged off my discharge papers from Urgent Care. I sat in the waiting room for a total of 4 hours. I got an external and intra-vaginal ultrasound, just to hear the CT Scan guy talking to another ultrasound guy about how I wasn't actually in pain at all. They insisted on giving me a CT Scan, telling me radiation wasn't involved. Liar. I refused. \n\nAfter another 1 1/2 hours of sitting in the waiting room, they finally bring me down what felt like every hallway in the entire hospital; which, by the way are all in midi-construction AND lined with patients laying in beds moaning and groaning - with handwritten signs above their head stating which 'room' they are in. \n\nThe lady at the desk, turns out to be a nurse - she tells me to put on a hospital robe because I'm having a pelvic exam. an hour later when a male nurse comes in, he looks at me like I'm crazy because I'm half-naked. He hooks me up to a blood pressure machine and heart rate monitor and shuts the lights off on his way out because he says \"You'll be here a while\"...it's already been 6 hours. \n\nThe doctor finally comes in and talks to me about my gall stone history...you know, the one I don't have. Then he says, \"Well, looks like there's nothing wrong with you - you can go!\"\n\nNever again.
__label__0 *No one wears gloves here* I came here the evening of Friday Nov. 21, to get some pizza, fast. I asked the girl at the register How much a large cheese pizza is.  She said \"That'll be $12.92\". I asked how much 2 medium cheese pizzas are,  she said \"$12.95\". I ordered the two pizzas, paid, and said I'd be back. The girl at the register told me it would be 15-20 minutes.\n  I returned to a line of two people, less than 15 minutes later. I waited in the line for over 10 minutes, staring at my pizzas that were waiting on the shelf for me. As I was waiting, I watched an employee, a girl in a green apron, placing parchment in the box, where she was about to place the pizza, she pressed, with here bare hand, down on the middle of the paper, then placed a pizza someone was going to eat right on top. I looked at the other employees in the kitchen,  one was on the back of the oven, not gloved and another working in the kitchen, also not gloved. Of the four employees working there, zero wore gloves.\nWhen I got to the front of the line the girl asked what she could do for me. The restaurant wasn't that busy,  I feel like she should've remembered me. It was very irritating to wait in line for paid for pizzas.\nThe pizza was average. None of us have the stomach flu yet.
__label__0 This use to be one of my favorite pizza places till it took over an hour for my Delivery to get to me and then they charged my credit card and when it got to me they tried to make me pay cash when I already paid. I'm not happy with the service I have received from them and this will be the last time I order from them. I don't feel it is Appropriate to charge your customers twic
__label__3 I love Roberto's and this happens to be right by my house so I come here all the time. The food always comes out fast and they always get my order right.\n\nThis location is old and the decor is dumpy ...but I don't go to Robertos for the ambiance.
__label__0 I would give negative stars if possible. Absolute worst experience ever. I contacted Wardley real estate because I found a house I was interested in while browsing on realtors.com. I contacted the listing agent.  And was linked up with the worst realtor ever Greg Hicks. He was the most unprofessional agent I have had to deal with. Not once during the Three month period of my short sale did he contact me to update me on anything. I had to call him and when I did he never had an answer for me he always said \" I'm going to have to ask the selling agent, I'll get back to you\" but he never would. So I finally began contacting the selling agent Jennifer hill who is the 2nd worst realtor ever!. She was very unresponsive never returning my messages. Finally when my purchase agreement expired I quickly canceled my agreement a requested my earnest deposit back which took them weeks to even get them to get the owner to sign (BS).  They gave me the run around constantly and were full of it. If I ever see a property listed under Wardley I will run the other way. Oh ...and Jeff Sommers was of no assistant as well. Wardley real estate is a complete fail.
__label__3 What can I say...this used to be my regular as it was cheaper for dinner for two here than cooking on your own.  It's still OK.  Full of Dell Web residents if you get there for an early dinner.  Love Mirna, the waitress that has been there for years!
__label__2 My husband and I go to this place mostly for the monday special which is a half chicken dinner now priced at 7.49.   When it was 5.99 years ago, half of Sun City were lining up out the doors.   Now I guess the place is just not as packed. \n\nWe decided to have a BURGER instead of the chicken.   However, they have TWO parts to the burger section on the menu.   One is a Make your own additions to the burger each 50 cents for $5.99 and another section below for different prices which come from 7.99 and up.   These have certain items such as bacon, bleu cheese, jaleponos etc.      I just wanted a burger, medium rare with cheddar cheese and my husband just wanted it plain.   We asked what does it come with and it has a choice of steak fries, potato salad, coleslaw etc.      I failed to ask what also comes on the burger. \n\nWhen we got the burgers, I looked for the cheese and found a small melted quarter size spot on the burger, lettuce and two slices of tomato and a pickle on the side. \n\nThe burger was slightly pink, I like it rarer, and was very thin although it was supposed to be 1/2 pound.   It was also VERY dry tasting.    \n\nWhen we got the bill I asked the server, what happened to the cheese? She said she ordered it with cheese, but I couldn't even see 2 cents worth.    Then we saw we were charged 7.99 and 8.50.     She said because it came with lettuce and tomato, we were charged extra.   What a rip off!   Burger bun just okay.  will NEVER order a burger there again!
__label__0 Worst doctor office. Do not go here. Very rude costumer service and do not care about patient health. By far one of the worst experiences I have ever had.
__label__3 I had dinner here this week, and while waiting for my dine-in order, I checked on here to see what people had to say.\n\nMy response?  \"Oh, crap.\"\n\nFortunately for me, I didn't have the customer service nightmare that other reviewers had.  So that leads me to believe that the issue must be either with: take-out, delivery, or someone that works here got the memo and decided to work on their customer service techniques.\n\nIf anything, the service was very friendly.  Quick, talkative, checked in often to see how we were doing... they even stopped us when we went to select our drinks as the colder drinks were in the back of their fridge.  Why? They wanted to point those out over the still warm ones they had recently placed in there.  Again, little gestures.\n\nWe got two personal pizzas: Cordon Bleu and Cajun Queen.  And those were some really tasty 'zas, especially sharing between ourselves.  Someone else on here pointed out this place's wings, and I am a HUGE wing enthusiast.  These are definitely some mighty fine wings.  I ate those like they were going out of style.\n\nI don't know what to say: The meal was really good, the service contradicted the other reviews on here (which was a relief for us), and yes, the prices are a little high, but the quality and variety was there.
__label__4 Best pizza I've found in Summerlin. Lots of fresh toppings and great flavor. Not the cheapest pizza, but worth it.
__label__0 Stopped in for a few slices after not dining here for several months because the pizza was so bad, and now I remember why I stopped eating here !! The pizza was soggy soaked in grease and just not good. The Pizza is just plain bad here, and even though this place is less then a minute from my house I will not be dining here anymore ...
__label__4 Very happy with their pizza.  It's my favorite in the city.  The staff is nice and they know what they're doing.  The owner is also very nice.
__label__3 The decor is classic dark brew pub. It works. A nice place to hang with your friends or just chill by yourself.\n\nAn above average pub menu. The breakfast menu is pretty good, with lots of choices. We like it - my sweetie loves to come here.\n\nToday we showed up a bit late for breakfast, so we fastened onto the lunch menu. Again,  lots of choices. I went with the \"round mountain\" roast beef sandwich,  my sweetie went with the Paradise Carnita sandwich. We both had the home made chips,,, my sandwich was okay -- it was as advertised -- but it was kinda bland for my taste. Not Steiner 's fault,  the roast beef sandwich would be killer for someone with a blander palette than mine.  The Paradise Carnita sandwich was absolutely KILLER.\nSo full of flavor -- an awesome choice,  sweetie loved it as did I.  I know what Im ordering on my next visit.  Pulled pork ( carnita style )  with spicy sauce and pico de gallo served on a sweet sourdough roll. Amazing sandwich.\n\nGood selection of beers - on tap and in bottles. Service was good,  and the prices are fair. Recommended.
__label__3 Banana bread was delicious and the Mediterranean omelet with shrimp and lobster inside was amazing.
__label__2 As other reviewers stated, service is spotty (polite, but mostly absent, which is strange in a place this size).  Food is good: omelets are LARGE - clearly can be split by 2 regular size folks.  Well prepared and full of good stuff.  \n\nOur sides of the banana bread and pumpkin bread were clearly warmed over which was a little embarrassing for the waitress (who danced around the subject)  But the main course, which was the reason for visiting, hit the mark.\n\nNot easy to get in and out of since you pay at the register (paying during our visit turned into a 10 minute ordeal - it happens).  But, as Yelp says, A-OK.
__label__3 I've been going to Gold's Gym for a couple months now, and I can say, it's the best gym I've tried in town. I'm a former member of LVAC and 24 Hour, and my experience here is much better.\n\nFirst off, it's $19 a month. No contract. Very affordable and you aren't locked into a 27(?) month plan like LVAC. You can add amenities like tanning, child care, etc...but I have no need for those.\n\nAlso, unlike LVAC, it's never too busy. Yes, from around 8-noon, and again from 4-7 it can be busier than normal, but I've never waited for a machine. They have a great variety of cardio machines, and a good number of weight machines. There is also a big free weight area, but I don't use it very often. \n\nI took my first class there yesterday, and it was great. Bodypump with Annie was a lot of fun, and Annie is a great instructor. I was the only guy in there, but she didn't make me feel out of place. I will absolutely go back again.\n\nI can't comment on the locker room facilities too much, as I rarely use them, but they seem clean and well maintained. They have a sauna. in there, too.\n\nGold's Gym often gets a bad rap. It's looked upon as the gym where all the juice heads go, and where all the girls get hit on. It all the times I've been there, I've only ever seen one douchebag try (unsuccessfully) to hit on a girl. I think it had something to do with his giant blowout. \n\nI knocked off one star due to one minor complaint. A few times I've seen machines that are out of order, and they seem to take a long time to fix them. Nothing too crazy, but can be annoying if you are looking for a particular machine to use.\n\nOverall this is a solid gym, with a little less frills than you would find at the bigger gyms. However, it's less busy, the price is right, and everyone is quite friendly. If you see me there, come say hi. I'll be sweating my butt off on the Crossfit machine.
__label__3 I come here M-Friday. Parking lot can become a nightmare and place is a little small But I come between 2:00-3:30 maybe till 4 and theres less people. I like that they have a side for only women that's a nice feature for people who are easily intimated or shy. Staff or people that come here are not snobby and bathrooms are clean. i pay 20 a month and no contract I can attend the fitness classes at that price if I wished.
__label__1 I've had two major repair jobs done here and both made me a bit uncomfortable, so I'm not planning to return. Their only diagnosis tool seems to be the computer reporting tool, This leads to things like wanting to replace an entire part of your car (the entire ignition system, transmission, etc.) if they can't identify a [trivial] problem.\n\nWhile they've never done anything that made me suspect they were suggesting things to run up my bill, it seems more like they don't know how to diagnose the specific problem and just 'ripp it out and replace it all' is their modus operandi.\n\nTheir prices are on the high, as well, to the point that they actually 'threw in' some free repairs that I know to be nontrivial after I complained about the amount I'd spent and still didn't have a working vehicle.\n\nLastly, service is extremely slow - both jobs I had them do my mechanic back in TX could've done in a few hours, instead it took them overnight (and I dropped the vehicle off in the morning both times).\n\nI tend to keep my one star reviews for outright scams/food poisoning/etc. -- my review of Big O is just barely above that line.
__label__0 I came here for a routine oil change... they came back and shoved a bunch of unwanted information at me saying I need to have X and Y changed. The repairs would cost me over 2000, so I said no. Aside from making me feel stupid, when I went to check my oil a couple months later, I realized some screws were missing from underneath the hood. The ones that were there weren't secured properly. And somehow my hood prop rod also magically broke somehow. \n\nAlso, I came here once before that (this is before I noticed the missing pieces) because I noticed my check engine light was on. The first thing they threw at me was a 100 dollar diagnosis check. I could get those at other places for 15 dollars. again when I refused service, the technician just kept giving me the weirdest look like I was the dumbest customer to ever grace his presence. \n\nbottom line: Sub par service and work. I will never come here again even if it is close to my house.
__label__2 The restaurant was closed to the efforts of the anti-smoking Nazi's. The beer is still great but I miss the food.
__label__3 Been back a few times since my first review and on a recent visit came for a going away party. \n\nThis was a really good easy going venue to do that. There is plenty of seating, there are billiards, games so everyone could interact. It wasn't overly smoky and it was quiet to carry on conversation. Of course the one downside is there isn't any food, but we had pizza delivered to the spot and they have no problems with people bringing in food. The bartenders here are friendly and actually try to talk to patrons. \n\nEvery beer they brew is pretty solid, with Hoptide being my favorite. They also have a few well selected guest taps each season. \n\nI would say if you have beer geek friends and you want somewhere easy going to hang this is a really good spot to do that. Bring in some food and you're set!
__label__2 I'd give this a score of 3 1/2 if I could. Good quality beer. I rated each one 3.75 out of 5 on both BeerAdvocate and Untappd. I was really looking forward to the oatmeal stout, but they were out. Maybe next time. \n\nThere's no food, but good atmosphere and friendly staff.
__label__0 Horrible. Just plain horrible. Like the other review, get one star cause I have to. Ordered a small chili with cheese. Asked for some chili sauce packets on the side. A spicy chicken sandwich combo with a side of ranch. The wifey was nice enough to get it in the first place, so I can't complain to her. No ranch. No chili sauce. No spoon to eat the chili. No straw for the drink. No napkins to wipe hands with. Did get ketchup for the fries, but didn't eat them because they were colder than the ice in my drink. I was soooooo angry I actually called. The manager offered to give me the stuff if I drove down and pick up the items. There was no mention of a refund or a gift card for a future order. Doesn't matter because I won't be going back.
__label__4 I love this Wendy's. I have been coming here over the years and never had any problems. my order is always right and piping hot fresh. \n\nThe drive-thru is super speedy and the workers are always friendly. \n\nI recently have become addicted to the chili cheese fries. \n\nYou can't beat there value menu with so many tasty options.\n\nThey regularly send coupons in the mail and all of them or worth using. I got a free spicy chicken sandwich with purchase of a small drink and fries and also I liked the coupon where I got a free chili cheese fries with any purchase. I ordered from the value menu that time and my total was just $2.12 for the fries and 2 sandwiches.
__label__1 My rule of thumb lately is not to review fast food locations unless they meet following criteria. Service is outstanding or food is amazing. Or my service was horrible etc. I am writing this review in hope management sees this, cause this will freak out alot of people. I ordered some stuff to go. I got burgers and a raspberry tea witch sounded good honestly. The burgers where average bacon was burnt like deep fryer bacon. That wasn't the fries where cold. And the topper I started drinking the drink on the way home witch is like 5 mins even less depending on traffic stop lights sigh -- I will leave those for another story. The drink tasted good however I started noticing hard chunks of something I think maybe mix or something however you can tell there pods with a string attached normally needing to be blended longer so not to leave these is a cup. Espic a white cup that shows up. I dont have food poisoning or any of those signs. However when you see this me being from Phoenix I tend to freak out espic not knowing what I ingested, so I hope management can see this. I do not need any type of reimbursement just letting company know.
__label__2 $6 exterior car wash, and you can find a $2 off coupon online.  Makes for a cheap car wash, except I have to get out of my car to dry off my car after it's been \"dried.\"  You get what you pay for!
__label__0 What the hell. I gave the guy $20 and the gas would only fill up to $19.89.\n\nIt's not about the 11 cents, but the principle of the matter. From my experience, most gas pumps stop before it gets to the full value, but you can always keep pumping until it gets there. This was not the case with this one. The trigger was loose and just wouldn't go anymore. That's kinda fucked up if you ask me.
__label__2 Just okay.  My husbsnd hated it but I thought it would do in a pinch, but haven't been back in months.  Soups need improvement.  Staff was nice.
__label__1 This place is sub par.  The service is great and the staff are really friendly but the food is only edible at best.  My wife and I caught an early dinner here last night.  The decor was dated and the other patrons were all probably from Sun City, but whatever.  We ordered the dinner special which comes with soup, appetizers and two main courses.  We received the wonton soup first which was bland.  Then we got out appetizers that consisted of fried wontons, fried shrimp and egg rolls.  They were a bit greasy but edible.  Finally came our main course of orange chicken, mongolian beef and bbq pork fried rice.  The portions were a bit small and the food was flavorless.  I never had orange chicken and mongolian beef that tasted quite like this.  I mean I have had some terrible chinese food before, but the sauce they used for both dishes were pretty unique.  Again, everybody was incredibly nice and I really wanted to like this place, but my taste buds won out.  I know it's hard to find decent chinese food away from the spring mountain area, but there are definitely better than this(although I'm still searching for my go to place).
__label__4 I have been going here since I was a little kid. The food had always been consistent and delicious. Even if I haven't been there in a while, the waitress always recognizes me and knows my order. BEST WONTON SOUP EVER!
__label__3 This is place is clean the server is very attentive. Food was brought to us within 10/15 after we placed the order. Came for the lunch special they're priced very well. Will definitely come back. Delicious!!
__label__0 When I made my appointment and asked for the address of the office I was told it was on Windmill and Pacos, when I asked for an address the man on the other end said its on Windmill and Pacos, that's all you need. Then when I got the reminder phone call the day before the appionmtnt, the lady leaving the message said, at the end, \" oh, and it's $25 for a no show/no call\" and hung up. I thought that was a little rude on top of the address thing, THEN on the day of the appointment....my appointment was for 9am, I was told on the message to get there at 8:30 for paper work, I was a little late, arrived at 8:50 and they refused to see me and wanted to reschedule. I told them this was a bad experience from the very start and I would be taking my business elsewhere. I am sure the Dr is a good one, but the staff is extremely rude.
__label__0 I've been taking my cats to Dr. Steelman for 15 years.  I was always a huge fan of her work in the community.  I am deeply disappointed in my last dealings with that place and Dr. Steelman. My cat was very ill, and you NEVER can reach anyone there. They NEVER return your phone calls. You wait HOURS to pick them up.  Then when you do, if your cat is still sick, and you have questions, THEY STILL DON'T return your calls. HOW SCARY. The receptionist keeps saying we are VERY busy. SO is the VA hospital and people DIE!     If you are VERY BUSY then our poor family members get forgotten.  Vodka Ghilarducci (my 15 year old purr master) pasted away today 5/24/14 of fluid in the lungs and heart.  Rainbow Animal Hospital was able to detect his pain and laboring breathing that was so hard to watch. We chose to do the right thing. I will NEVER GO BACK TO THAT PLACE. After all as they say, \"WE ARE VERY VERY BUSY\"!!!!!  Keep that in mind when you bring your babies there!\n\nHere is THE CLINC'S MISSION STATEMENT:  WE UNDERSTAND THAT YOUR CAT IS AN IMPORTANT MEMBER OF THE FAMILY.    How is this EVEN possible when you DON'T call your clients back? How is this possible when you admit to being TOO busy?   Simple common sense say NOT!
__label__1 Wow-wee-wow! I didn't hate this place; I sure liked it a lot better than the previous reviewer (Tiger W.), but it was rather mundane.... 'ho-hum', if you will. Not terrible at all, just nothing special. Good if you're hungry and not looking for a fancy-schmancy experience. I recommend on those terms. Good price.
__label__2 This is a good sushi bar.  Other reviews say the fish is fresh and they weren't joking.  Its a small place with not much ambience, but if you're going there for good sushi, you won't be disappointed.
__label__3 This sushi place is great! The rolls were fresh and very tasty!! We also received a complimentary appetizer and a sushi sample, which was a nice surprise! Customer service was great and the food was delicious. \n\nThey don't offer AYCE, but the 4 rolls me and my friend shared were more than enough. I'll make sure to come back here again!
__label__4 The sushi here is SO good. My favorites include the Japanese lasagna and the vegetable fried rice.  The miso soup is also yummy.  Happy hour here is pretty good too, and if you do check in through yelp, you get a free bottle of sake (i have not cashed that in yet). \nThey used to have real scallops for their happy hour fried scallop dish, but last night when i was there, it was imitation scallops.....almost tasted like imitation crab meat, only rolled into a scallop shape.  Perhaps an oversight, perhaps a permanent change? Who knows....\n\nThe service is friendly, and really accommodating, and i will be back numerous times in the future
__label__0 We ate here a month ago on a Saturday night with my daughter and had an great time at the sushi bar eating and talking to the chefs. Tonight (after the hostess took phone calls while people were waiting) she told us children can't sit at the sushi bar on the weekends, so we left. Honestly, it seemed like a lie so she could send us to a table. It's upsetting because the food is good. But after being treated the way we were I'll never go back - with or without my daughter.
__label__4 Best sushi in town. Sad it's such a small location because I'm impatient when it comes to waiting! The Green Valley is my personal favorite!
__label__4 What can I say but awesome! A bit pricey but the best sushi in town. They have some of the freshest seafood of any sushi restaurant I've ever been to.
__label__1 Upon the chef's recommendation, a medium size sashimi plate was served.  However, it is unsatisfactory to my standard.  \nThe temperature of the sashimi was slightly warmer than it should be; I couldn't even breakdown the tendon part of the fish by chewing. (1/5)\n\nI didn't enjoy the dash of the kimchi sauce on one of the fish; it desensitized your taste bud to the fish.  \n\nWasabi was either those tube or the power mixed; I expected fresh wasabi with this price.  (2.5/5)\n\nThe miso soup ,which was water down too much for taste, was complimented with tofu cube and wakame (seaweed).  (2.5/5)\n\nAge tofu's (or fries tofu) sauce was too over-powering with sweetness; the flavor and aroma of fish flakes didn't arise to compliment the tofu.  (2/5)\n\nThe plate was chipped which should not been served for sanitation reason.  (-5/5)\n\nTemperature is the key to the sashimi and sushi not only for the reason of taste but sanitation as well. \n\nI may try hot dishes on the next visit to give a full judgement.   \n\nThe overall service was satisfactory. 4/5
__label__4 My man and I go to Yummy grill about twice per week. Everyone I bring ends up becoming a regular. The fish is the freshest and best high quality selection in Vegas- bar none! Eric is the bomb. You WILL NOT be disappointed!!! My man came in eating california rolls and now he's a sashimi buff. Thank god for this place
__label__0 I do not understand why this place has so many good reviews.  I usually give a place a second try if I have a first bad experience but the food was that bad that I will never return. \n\nI was here for dinner late night on a Friday.  It was refreshing to not see an AYCE sushi place. I had read reviews of how fresh the fish was. I had high hopes that this place was good since it's not too far from home.  \n\nDinner consisted of mainly nigiri and a few rolls. The sushi rice was horrific. Very mushy and unappetizing.  The nigiri was very inconsistent with the amounts of wasabi. The fish I had did not seem fresh at all. I would definitely not be recommending this place to anyone.
__label__3 Amazing tasting sushi. Fresh. Artistic food. Friendly service. Very busy place but worth the waiting (10-20 minutes) for rolls. \nThe reason I did not give 5 stars: The communication between the server and chefs. Orders were being missed on tickets due to the high volume of orders. The server and chefs were aware and were constantly checking in on each other to make sure orders were executed appropriately.
__label__0 Dr Sikand sent me to have a lump diagnosed for cancer but they ordered the wrong test. They told me I had to have another test but they weren't sure if my insurance will pay for it. 2 weeks later they still don't know. Their lack of communication and failure to order testing correctly is unacceptable. I cannot recommend this doctor to anyone.
__label__1 Although the ambiance, wine store and service is superb, I find this to be one of the most overrated restaurants in Las Vegas. To describe the food as lack luster is actually kind. The onion soup I had was bland and the lobster croissant sandwich was an affront to good seafood. I specifically asked about the quality of the lobster meat and was assured that is was \"wonderful\". When the sandwich arrived it had the shredded consistency of canned lobster and the bread was a cheap croissant that was way too buttery (not even close to the pastry pictured in the photos from the restaurant). It was the first time I can remember actually being angry at my lunch.\nThe wine shop , however, is excellent and they only charge $10 for a corkage fee. Although,  I can't understand why they don't have a wine list. You are forced walk around the shop to find what you want, which is usually a wonderful, but occasionally I find that it would be nice to have a list to guide you.
__label__2 I like Marche Bacchus a lot. But I definitely go there for the food, the wine and the view, not the service. \n\nWe've been there numerous times and each time it seems the service gets a little worse. Our first server there was great, friendly, fast, and always smiling! I found the  food on that visit was simply mediocre, though my fiance really enjoyed it, so we went back again. \n\nFrom that point onward, the food got better as the service just got worse. Our most recent time, our waiter completely forgot to give us water and it took over half an hour just to get our meals! This was at lunchtime, and both of us had ordered simple soup and sandwich combos, in a mostly empty patio, so I really don't think it's excusable. The sandwiches were great, though I thought the chilled soup much too sweet: almost like a melted ice cream.\n\nAnyway, I definitely recommend this place to anyone that isn't in a rush and has an hour and a half to two hours to spend in a picturesque setting with delicious french food. \n\nThe bread pudding is to DIE for!
__label__0 Worst $100 lunch i ever spent. I was excited to try this place, my husband is french and a chef, so we had high hopes. First off the wine they served us was off, seems like it had been opened for a month. Next our server was horrible. He made us feel like he didn't want to serve us, and he was not that smart. He forgot to give us things we asked for. We ordered 3 course, when the food came, it was very mediocre. \nCountry pate that was old, tart that was falling apart, and my scallops did not have a starch, and done in 2 bites.  Now i am willing to pay money for good food, but this was ridiculous. We will never go back. Save your money, no view of a man made lake is that worth it.
__label__0 I took my family for mothers day to this restaurant and what a disappoint. They got greedy, they were under staffed, overbooked and under prepared. \nIt was uncomfortably hot! The fans were broken, the misters were not available yet. On top of that the servers were so busy they couldn't refill our water glasses. It's Vegas, it's May, at 600 dollars for our table you really should be prepared. \nOur table we reserved was 30 minutes late to be seated. It would be a hour before we would eat our first plate. Which seemed mass produced standardized at best. \nThe cherry on top was when the hostess entered the bathroom and ejaculated an expletive upon finding both bathroom stalls were occupied. While this would not normally bother me in the slightest. What she did not know was that I was waiting for my 5 year old niece in the stall. The behavior of their entire staff was manic and panicked. I am sorry to write such a poor review for a place I so dearly loved. But then again Marche Bacchus let me down too.
__label__1 Decided to take the family out to a nice brunch, so we decided to go here. We heard good reviews so we decided to give it a try. The breakdown: Lakeview was great. The service was lagging. Constantly had to remind our server to refill waters. (Even when his section was empty). Appetizers took 30min for salmon tartare and French onion soup. By the time we got our main course we were full on bread and patience. First time here = bad experience. Food overall was ok. There's no definite wow factor.
__label__4 I was shocked to find out I have not reviewed Marche Bacchus prior.  I have been a regular here for years and guess I have always forgotten to submit a review. Having said that, it is well over due and deserving of my reserved 5 Star rating.  The service, scenery and setting is deserving of 4 stars alone, but the food pushes it on to 5 stars.\n\nMy most recent visit was just for a quick lunch, but we enjoyed ourselves so much we ended up spending a few hours just enjoying the scenery and ambiance.  The staff is very friendly and efficient without being over bearing and ever present.  I haven't tried everything on the menu as of yet, but everything I have tried has more than satisfied.\nIf you are looking for a quiet place for lunch, or a romantic setting for dinner you can't miss with Marche Bacchus.
__label__4 Such a great place for date night!  Being from the midwest and always around lakes and rivers, this place was a great find in the middle of the desert.  Such a romantic, relaxing setting lakeside.  Great wine selection and good food.  My fiance and I go there quite a bit.  Only one time did my steak not turn out the best.  Other than that, service is great and food/wine is excellent.
__label__3 Let me first start out with my gripe and get it off my chest so I can move on with my life (just kidding, kinda). So I made reservations about 6 weeks prior to Bastille Day, for brunch, we had a group of 10, so I wanted to make sure I gave plenty of notice (I'm a planner). I arrive the day of, led out to the patio area, and the hostess says, I'm so sorry, I thought we had the table ready. So I'm led to another area of the patio and seated. It's July 11, and when I made the reservation, I wasn't anticipating sitting outside, so I didn't bother requesting inside. I see there are quite a few people outside, and they had fans going, so I decided to toughen up and enjoy it (I love outside dining, just not when it's 108 degrees out). As we are sitting there, the misters would shoot on for 2 seconds and shut off, I asked our waitress if there was any way they could leave them on, she said they \"were working on it\". As the table is sitting there, all of us are dressed up, we are all dripping with sweat and having a hard time enjoying ourselves. As we are leaving, the hostess apologizes for the heat and asked us \"did your waitress tell you what happened\" we said no, she said a customer had decided to try and redirect one of the misters directly on him and it broke the entire system, the hostess then followed it up with \"your waitress should've offered to move you girls inside\". Little late now. Also, I had a restaurant.com voucher that I attempted to use, if anyone is familiar with those, they are very specific on the voucher about day, times, etc about when you can use them. My voucher only stated not valid on alcohol. So, they would not accept my voucher because they said their system is only set up to accept the vouchers for dinner (does not state this anywhere) the mgr claimed he has been meaning to contact them to correct it. That's my rant. \n\nThe food. Our brunch was amazing. Every single dish. A few stand outs were, French Toast, Lobster Salad Croissant and of course the Croque Madame. The Creme Br\u00fbl\u00e9e was delicious, I attempted to get the bread pudding, but they were out of vanilla ice cream, and the waitress tried talking me into subbing mango ice cream instead, which sounded terrible together. \n\nI enjoyed my food enough to overlook the service issues we had and to come back and dine again.
__label__4 We just had a wonderful experience at this lakeside french restaurant! Chris our server is outstanding and the food was amazing too! Highly recommend this great place for brunch!
__label__3 I love their bagels. Don't like their coffees because Starbucks is better but they have really good bagels and smoothies.
__label__0 Back in January I had to have my gall bladder removed which was a very unexpected and scary surgery for someone like me who has only ever had my wisdom teeth out. I was referred to Dr. Teng's office by a friend of mine who had the weight loss surgery that is his bread and butter. I should have waited for the doctor who I was referred to in the ER to have an opening but I was in a ton of pain and wanted to have the surgery as soon as possible. It was no surprise that my liver was inflamed and that Dr. Teng said it was the worst gall bladder case he has ever seen, but at least he got it out and although I now have an 8 inch scar it was worth it to no longer be in the kind of pain I was experiencing.\n\nI too had to pay a deposit before the surgery which I did and then six months after the surgery I received a sizable bill. I couldn't understand why after the deposit and my insurance company pitching in he was still expecting me to pay almost $800! With the ER bills leading up to the surgery taxing our finances as well you can imagine I was not thrilled. My husband tried calling the office at least three times to get the scoop on the bill. When it came in the mail it looked sketchy with no actual descriptive information on it. I could have designed a more legitimate looking invoice on my own computer! We wanted to know what we were paying for exactly and why the balance was so much. After three phone calls my husband had still not heard back from the office yet they continued to send out invoices threatening to slap us with a late payment. Honestly, who does not return phone calls?!?!? If you are a business it is what you do! We were very frustrated.\n\nFinally my husband got ahold of Dr. Teng's head secretary or office manager who seems to think very highly of herself. She was very unhelpful and wouldn't answer his questions besides telling him to contact our insurance provider. Again, what kind of business practice is this?\n\nWe paid our bills and hopefully that's the end of it.
__label__0 This food was horrendous. I'm not even joking and not that you thought I was. Please save your time and do not stop here. Gummy noodles and raw veggies...ugh\nI even asked for veggies well done. They better shape up or they won't  be open much longer. Just my thoughts.
__label__0 This place is a rip-off.  Park Avenue Cleaners are one of the most expensive around with an awful customer service. I was quoted one priced and was tripled when I picked up my clothes.  The lady working there had the nerve to insist repeatedly  that I heard wrong, as if I couldn't understand English or was senile.  On top of this they left soap stains on one of my dresses.  I'm never going back to this place and suggest you look around for other cleaners with a better price, they are many around this neighborhood.   If you go with them, make sure to get the price on writing before you leave your clothes with them.
__label__3 My favorite pizza. There is something unique about the spicy sauce that's awesome. The crispy crust is nice as well. The downside is it is more pricey vs other chain's significantly and sometimes you wait on hold a long time when placing your order. I would eat this once a week if it weren't for the price/affordability vs Pizza Hut or Dominos as my kids could care less about the quality difference.
__label__4 My daughter got her nails done, they are awesome, the 3- D design is just out of this world. Vicky took her time, the shop has full range of glitter and designs. Went there last month for a mani/Pedi... Love love, for my engagement- that didnt last but the mani/pedi did.
__label__0 I wish I would have read the other reviews before going in.  I may have chosen to go somewhere else.  Clearly, good customer services is NOT a priority.  The food was okay but a bit overpriced, the beers were cold but the service was slow.  $25 of play at full tilt didn't warrant a single comp.  When I asked the bartender how much you had to play to receive a comp, she said $30. Since that is higher than ANY other place place I have been to in town, it might have been good information to give me.   I know that $25 is not a lot of play but I was never inticed to play more.  The bartender never asked if I was/wanted to be a member of the players club and never told us about any promos etc.   Also, it took about 10 minutes to get our change because the bartender was more concerned with the payout to the GM who was drinking at the bar.  It is unfortunate because this place has a lot of potential and is close to my home but I won't be back.  I am not sure how they stay in business since there were a total of 10 people at the bar from 9-11 PM on a Friday night and it is clear that they are not welcoming new customers.
__label__0 I have never been so a Sonic so bad :(\n\nIt takes a lot for me to give a place 1 star but this one deserves it.\n\nI Pulled up to order and had to wait 15 minutes before someone took my order. Why 15 minutes?!?! I was thinking to myself after the experience why I even waited that long.\n\nThe service was terrible and the food was so greasy. The grease was oozing from the tater tots and the cheese wasn't even melted on my dog which makes me wonder what kind of cheese it is to begin with. I asked for regular coke and got diet. I never had a problem at any of the other Sonic locations so I am not sure what it up with this one but I will never be back. \n\nI wish I had something positive to say but I just don't.
__label__3 I have been here a few times. I think this place is definitely better than the other common Mexican family chain taco places. I had the shrimp burrito. At first I was kinda iffy ordering shrimp. In the end it was worth the risk. It was the perfect amount of spiciness where it makes you sweat a little but you cant stop eating it. My friends dad got the mole chicken and he swears it was just as good as his ex wife's. I know of several other people that live in the area that also rave about this place. They have dinning tables but its more of a order your food to go place. They cook the food fresh so it will still be piping hot when you get home.
__label__2 We came here because we had a Restaurant.com certificate to use. It was ok, but nothing special. The taco shells were fresh and made onsite and the chicken was delicious. The rice, however, was mushy. And they used preshredded cheddar cheese. Not very authentic but a nice cheap meal.
__label__3 A bit small inside. Bathrooms are clean and food is always great. The boy at the register is nice. There are Roberto's all over town but I prefer this one because of the cleanliness and food consistency.
__label__0 The only thing I like about this casino is the Sobe Ice Rink thats attached to it. \n\nIf you live in east vegas, it sucks because you have to drive quite a distance to get to it. the other ice rink in henderson sucks, its too small\n\nThe sister casino, Fiesta Henderson? ha no comment.
__label__0 This was the worst experience I have ever had not only with a place to stay, but the customer service as a guest here.\n\nDo. Not. Come. Here. For. Any. Reason. Under. The. Sun.\n\nWhy?\n\nBecause my boyfriend and I were UNLAWFULLY kicked out and they voided their OWN contract and fine-print that they made us sign/initial!\n\nMy boyfriend basically told me Monday morning  (7/22/13) he was going to go to the front office to renew his wifi. When he got there, he spoke to the two same teenage girls that helped us get set-up in the place the previous week.  Come to find out, because of the billing and credit card situation being odd, because of our property manager paying for everything, he wasn't able to renew the wifi for another week at $5 because they were going to have to have the property manager call the front desk to allow them to charge the same credit card.  It was a pain because it is really hard to get a hold of anyone with property management and come to find out, we were staying there for two weeks and they only paid for one!  My boyfriend in pure frustration after hearing this, grabs his phone in anticipation of calling our property manager and mutters to himself \"son of a bitch.\"  That was a statement made TO HIMSELF.  One of the young girls jumped on that, stating, \"Excuse me?\" My boyfriend immediately came back with, \"..What?\" because he didn't know what she was talking about. \n\nRather than being a stand-up, normal person, she immediately took offense and asked him rudely, \"Did you just call me a stupid bitch?\" From what my boyfriend told me, he immediately said no, stating he was frustrated at the fact that he had to \"call these people again\" and apologized for making it seem like he was directly insulting her. Rather than taking the apology, she calls her manager over, acting angry stating my boyfriend called her a stupid bitch.\n\nThis is where it all gets very messed up.\n\nThis manager decides to go off on my boyfriend totally out of the blue, and I quote from him, \"She walks over and starts asking me 'Who do you think you are fucking insulting my employee'\", he tells me that again he repeats himself stating it wasn't meant to be an insult and he was cussing to himself. He tried telling her he wasn't threatening her employee and he apologized for the language and she stated \"to not use that god damn language in her office\". He told her that we hadn't been paying for our room for the past week BECAUSE of the management company, to this she responds, \"You don't have to worry about the rent, you need to pack up your shit and go.\" When he protested, considering that was like an 18-wheeler randomly hitting someone, she pulled out her cellphone and threatened my boyfriend saying she was going to call Metro (the police) on him if he didn't leave immediately. He comes back to our room stating the situation. I, immediately, know it is a miscommunication because I KNOW for a fact my boyfriend does NOT treat anyone so disrespectfully. When I go to speak to this manager face to face, I am treated like shit on her shoe with her telling me I have thirty minutes to pack my \"shit\" and get out. So, we do. Mind you, my property manager also tried to speak to her via the phone, to no avail! Apparently she's highly offended by cursing in her office - enough to evict someone in half an hour!\n\nWe were inside our room with our stuff finally packed to go (waiting for a taxi) when a person with courtesy patrol knocks on the door and tells us that we have to vacate the room because he's locking it up. That to me seemed normal, regardless of the terrible circumstances.  To make it WORSE, after he leaves and we're sitting on the steps with three overly stuffed garbage bags of groceries and stuffed to the brim suitcases, he comes back stating - and I QUOTE - \"You must have pissed someone off, because 'they' want you off of the property.\" My boyfriend and I were SPEECHLESS! We were THROWN TO THE CURB!\n\nWe found out later the manager's name is Dana and that this is NOT the first time she has treated people this way. In a few examples (per tripadvisor), people were given a written eviction notice for no reason at all. One person stating, \"--New Manager Dana Alexander comes in and makes her own rules. Totally not in the rules and regulations. I thought maybe the corporation might wanna know how bad shes treating the costumers there so I wrote a letter. 3 days after, she brings a 7 day eviction letter.\" After all of this, we called her district and regional managers and NO ONE even cares! Their excuse was that \"they operate as a hotel for the first 30 days\" so that, by NV standards, excuses them and makes what she did legal. \n\nIf Dana and those girls read this one day, you are all low down and DO NOT deserve your job! Anyone and everyone headed to this place, RUN FOR THE HILLS! We did NOT deserve to be treated like animals and we did not deserve to be at the mercy of a person that is such a control freak that abuses her power.
__label__1 So I had no choice but to bring my baby back here cause they close pretty late at 10pm. In the day I'm busy =( so I'm only have free time is at night. \n\nSo my 2nd trip here is much more nicer than my 1st. They explain all the prices and asked me which one I wanted so there was no surprise at the bill at the end. But the wait is still long. Waited about 2hrs and something for everything to be done. \n\nSeems like there is new doctors and staff. Doc never talks about prices or bills only the aid/nurses does. Call for an appt they said they take walk ins. So I just went and gave my infor and about 4 mins I'm in the little private room waiting for the doc. \n\nDoc look all around and suggested some test to figure out whats going on. Then aid comes to give me a price list and pick one then Doc comes back to confirm that's what she's going to test. 1st test came back neg so Doc suggested another test. Aid came back telling me the prices etc then same thing. Doc came back said the 2nd test results takes a few days up to a week. Doc recommend some specialist if they can't figure it out after the results are in etc.\n\nGave me some RX I told her that their prices are to high and that I'm going else where to get them. Doc was nice enough to write out the RX for me. She also called the next day to tell me what's going on and wanted more infor about whats my baby been eating and snacking on etc. To rule out allergy.
__label__4 Great place with even better staff. They're very helpful, patient and caring. There have never been any surprise bills and they're very gentle with the animals. I only see Dr. Whitcraft because she is so personable, kind and terrific at her job. I highly recommend this place, especially compared to other vets I've been to throughout the years.
__label__0 This place is a total rip off they have vet come in and then have people come in after diagnosis with huge estimates for treatments unbelievable prices ... Went right after to another animal hospital and was given a price from the vet themselves and no huge outrageous estimate... My puppy was dying and all they could see was $ signs... Needless to say my puppy survived parvo but with no help from craig road animal hospital  and all the help in the world from another pet hospital not far from this used car dealership of a vet office ...
__label__4 I was reading some of the not so great comments, and I truly believe that it's all in the vets you see. \nJessica Hagstette is amaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaazing!! I see her whenever possible and even when I see her outside of the clinic she always remembers my fur babies and to stop and ask how they're doing. \nUnfortunetly, when my little girl passed, I had to see someone different who was on call. Dr. Khamsi was nothing short of amazing. The procedure was going to cost $$$$ - and when I asked in her professional opinion if it would make a difference, she stated that she didnt think our girl would make it through the night and to not go through such a pricey procedure. She cried as she helped our little girl pass painlessly. \nSome vets truly do care about your animals and not the money. I would recommend CRAH over and over again.
__label__4 A city runs through it.\n\nLas Vegas grew around this place, originally a game dressing shop.  Chuck Frommer has expanded it into the best butcher shop I know of.
__label__0 I'm all about supporting small local businesses but I was lied to by John Mull employees about something I consider important.\n\nI called once and asked if they carried grass fed, pasture raised beef. The woman who answered the phone said yes so I went down and purchased two steaks. I verified one more time before purchasing that the beef was grass fed and again I was told yes. The steaks tasted great, but grass fed beef has a particular taste.\n\nFeeling skeptical, I called again today to see if they had any more in stock and to get the name of their supplier. The woman who answered the phone consulted with someone else and told me they don't carry grass fed beef, nor have they ever.
__label__3 Definitely one of the better BBQ spots in Vegas which isn't saying much because Vegas does not have much of a BBQ scene.\n\nAs you drive down Thorn Blvd, you'll think you made a wrong turn but as your turn into the place you'll find a small ranch which provides a great atmosphere to your bbq eating experience.\n\nYou place your order and then walk to the BBQ station where they fill your orders...very cool.   I like the small bench setups....feels very Rudy's like (if you're from Texas)   \n\nThe portions are very hearty.   I shared a 3 meat combo which consisted of 2 orders of ribs, pulled pork, mac n cheese, and green beans.   The pulled pork was pretty dissapointing - very sweet and tasted like rou song (taiwanese dried pork that you put on top of rice).   The star of the show is definitely the ribs.   Excellent flavor and very tasty with the spicy bbq sauce.   The texture was perfect and had the perfect bite....not tough and over cooked.   I prefer a little more char smokiness but overall taste and flavor was delish.\n\nI hope to come back to try their Trip Tip, brisket, and bbq chicken.  The mac n cheese was really good.  Green beans pretty soggy but good flavor.  \n\nIt's a very neat place and if i would definitely make the trek up for their ribs.  Be sure to check out the meat market next door to get some electic meats!
__label__4 Don't get scared of the line! It's so worth it! The hot links are fantastic, and the green beans are done so well even a veggie hater will eat them.
__label__4 Off the charts.  Delicious.  How can a boiled rib taste so good!   Huge portions.  Really nice staff.  Thoroughly impressed.   A must eat local.
__label__3 Saw this on diners drive in and dives and the very next day I was standing in line in 100 degree heat to try some BBQ. \n\nBe prepared to sweat a bit even though they offer free lemonade while you wait! The \"restaurant\" is more like an outdoor BBQ. You order and pay and they pull your order from the grill and call your name.  It's pretty simple really. \n\nYou can buy Tshirts if you wish, Or order cuts of meat from inside. It's a small room and kind of dungeon like but a lot of people were ordering so it must be good as well. The butcher is right there for you to watch. \n\nWe shared a 3 meat combo...ribs which were super tender, brisket that melted in my mouth with flavor and the hot link. Man oh man the hot link...I loved it. Perfectly cooked with a kick that keeps you wanting more. \n\nWe had Mac n cheese and potato salad for sides. Both were fresh and very good. The Mac was so cheesy! \n\nIt's located in a neighborhood and it's close to is so we will be returning when we get that BBQ craving. It's a must if you are visiting!!!
__label__4 Had tri-tip and ribs with macaroni salad and yams. Meat was super tender and flavorful, best barbeque I've ever had. Sides were great, too.
__label__1 Arrived at 2pm on a Saturday- a busy time no doubt but we'd been here before and enjoy the food. We were told they were out of brisket. After waiting in line about 35 minutes we placed our order- 5 two-meat combos- all pulled chicken and tri-tip. Once we got to the counter for them to fill our order they then told us they were out of tri-tip and that it'd be a few minutes for the next batch to be done. They put our ticket aside as we waited. Tri-tip was done- but then they proceeded to fill singleton orders that came in behind ours, forgetting about our order. So now- no more tri-tip... again. Then they said brisket would be ready in a few minutes- we waited. After another LONG 45 minute wait, we were once again told that they were now out of brisket. Are you SERIOUS? I sighed and the man (\"Slick\" they call him) behind the counter could sense my frustration. He began to try to make light of the situation saying things like \"aww don't get mad Erin.\" (Your name is on your ticket order) And proceeds to turn to the others behind the counter saying, \"we done made Erin mad.\" I don't know about you- but after an HOUR AND TWENTY MINUTE WAIT- you're right. I'm mad. And chastising your PAYING customers for your mistakes isn't the way to earn my business or my money. We asked for our $87 dollar refund and got the hell out of there. We won't be back.
__label__3 I write this quick review as I sit in the parking lot trying to not tear open my container, because it smells so good!\n\nFood is fresh so fresh you might have to wait for certain meats but, its definitely worth the wait \n\nI came at a good time so I avoided \"the line\" which came shortly after I placed my order..the inside can get a little cramped but orders move out pretty fast. \n\nI'm sure I'll be back just judging off the smell I ordered the 2 meat combo tip/brisket mnc &baked beans \n\nI had to have a quick taste of a rib tip ...I can no  longer say Vegas doesn't have a good place for Bbq \n\nPerfect flavor and tenderness
__label__0 Oh No!!!! \nTo begin with twist cap wine-really??\nThere's more produce in the outside window than in the iceberg salad and for my heart attack stuffed potato if it were stuffed it wouldn't have killed a guppy. If you like good beef salud the beef is good the lobster not so much.\nWould not go here again......bye bye bob\nFor that price go to charcoal room
__label__3 This may have been my best meal in Vegas! Recommended by a local ... we traipsed out to the middle of no where aka NORTH las Vegas to a dirt parking lot and a lit walkway.\n\nBrought us to the Ranch - which was chock full of OLD SCHOOL movie star western cool. Rumor has it gangsters would meet way out here to eat to avoid the cops in Las Vegas proper.\n\nPlain jane interior but you walk by a MAJOR wood burning grill on your way in.  \n\nThe rib eye was amazing & perfectly cooked with a smokey under note.  I also had the calamari served with a spicy remoulade sauce and had my steak with an excellent blue cheese salad & steamed mixed veg.\n\nNo room for dessert but marking this one down for another visit.
__label__1 Used to be a favorite place to eat for my wife and I until we found a metal screw in my wifes Huevos Rancheros. Dissapointing. I had eaten there for over 20 years. Still a great place to have a beer but I'll never eat there again.
__label__0 Worst food I've tasted since 1995. Service was terrible and the filet mignon was cardboard. Very disappointed. Will never return
__label__1 It is so unfortunate, but since the menu change, it has really went down hill. This used to be one of my favorite places to go for a good burger, or salad, etc...  But the changes are NOT positive ones.\nThe salads used to be almost works of art, now they look like pre-made wilted piles of mush.  \nI thought it was bad that they closed the Big Dogs on Sahara, but maybe not???\n\nSo, so disappointing!!!!
__label__0 After being seated by a young host who mumbled something about drinks then walked off to never come back then sitting for over 10 minutes and being ignored by no less than 7 different servers who walked by us, we walked out. Since we've been here twice before and the food is always just average (extremely boring menu) don't think we'll be back. What a shame since there are not too many breweries on this side of town.
__label__2 Stopped here with a few others, as we met a \"local: here. Hung-out for a while, ordered some appetizers, and drinks. \n\nFOOD/DRINKS:\n     Ordered a beer that was on their menu, and written on their chalkboard - they didn't have anymore of that kind. Ordered another beer, that they had a photo/sign of in their bar, but they didn't carry that one. So I ordered a sampler of what beers, they did have, and that they brewed. Beer was good.\n\n     Ordered buffalo wings, buffalo chicken strips, and Nachos. The food came out in decent time, the buffalo wings were actually better than expected but the onion rings were on the \"soggy\" side. The chicken strips were a bit under-par, and the nachos were actually good in size and good in quality. \n\nSERVICE:\n     Eehhhh, got me here. Did not get greeted, and it took quite some time for us to actually have a waiter walk up to us, after we even tried flagging one or two down. After that, they did serve us well though. \n\nFACILITY:\n    Parking is great but the place inside is a bit on the older, darker side. The bar had a \"Northwoods Inn\" feel which could be good in ways, but bad in others. Table was clean, and bathrooms were well kept.
__label__4 Totally love this place..have been going here for YEARS...they have wood next door you can buy in the cord and a vet who comes in 2 times a month for low cost vet clinic!! SUPER saver!!!
__label__2 Family friendly activities!\n\nIt was a flashback to my childhood skate parties.  The kids had a blast and the staff was pretty good at keeping track of the floor so the little ones didn't get run over.
__label__1 I have been to this theater many times before, but I must say on my last visit there I was less than impressed. Not that I was over the moon on my previous visits. \n\nI was there with my family on a Monday night for an 8:20 showing of Monsters University. We got our tickets and went through the concession walk through/ self serve, which I honestly think is just silly, why can't they just have the regular concession counter like at the other theaters? The reason I don't like the self serve is because everything is always messy and sticky, which it was! People just let there kids who are too small to reach the soda fountain help themselves to whatever they want and they get soda everywhere! I don't mean to sound like a hard ass, but watch your kids people!!! So of course it doesn't get wiped up in a timely manner and thus everything in that walk thru is pretty gross! \n\nMy family enters the theater and you know the build up when you walk in and you wonder how many people are already in there and you wonder if you will get to pick any seat you want or if it will be full already and you will have to sit next to strangers........ you know what I am talking about. \nSo we walk down the corridor and round the corner, yay my kids get to pick whatever seats they want, blah blah blah..... I can't be excited for them because all I can see is garbage! Yes I said garbage! There was garbage, popcorn, candy boxes, soda cups, under all the seats! I had to turn around and make sure we didn't walk into a movie that was already playing! But in fact we were in the correct theater and that was in fact trash under all the seats! So apparently they don't actually sweep out the trash, instead they just sweep it under the seats?!?! I was freaking out, but I had to do my best to put my OCD away so I didn't ruin the night for my kids. My hubby didn't even have to look at me to know what was going on, he did his best to find the seats with the least trash. \nThen once the movie started we noticed there was a big scratch down the left side of the movie screen! Seriously, this was not going to be my night! \n\nThis was just a lesson learned for my husband and I. We prefer the Aliante movie theater but we chose to go to the Santa Fe because it was closer to our house, we chose poorly! We will make the drive next time!
__label__3 Pros:  Self serve and wide variety of concessions.  Beautiful lobby.  \n\nCons:  No drink refills and the theaters themselves are not as nice as Aliante.
__label__3 Fast service.  Ordered extra crispy chicken.  The food was good as usual.  Will come back again.
__label__0 Last time I ordered to go, I got the chow mein noodles instead of fried rice. When I got home, I opened my box to find literally chow mein noodles. No sauce, no veggies, nothing on the noodles. They basically boiled the noodles in water then placed in the box. Okay.... so I went back today. Got the lunch special. The chicken with mixed vegetables was good, but only the vegetables. The chicken was soggy and slimy and just not good. The fried rice was fried rice with egg. No vegetables. The service is also really strange and awkward. Time to find a new restaurant.
__label__0 ANother update at the bottom as the crap thickens...\n\nThis is an update of my original post in response to a comment posted to my review from Terry.\n\nNever again...went in for a part and have them verify it was what I thought a discontinued part no one carried. They took it in and 30 mins later tech came out and told me he found my part....for 600 dollars. I paid my service fee and left slightly worried. Took it to my real trusted shop James West Automotive and turns out its not even the part I or Sun Valley said it was...and it was only 100 dollars. \n\nAll these reviews about great smog checks?? Really?  That doesnt make a shop...being correct and not a crook does.\n\nGo ahead and head there if you wish...sure they have Oceanside property in Colorado for you too\n\nHere is the update and response:\n\nTerry I know your shop had been around since I have been coming to it for decades and went to school with Dan.  You were also my trusted shop until this day and went to who could get me in quicker which was yours.\n\nThe date of service was 11-1-2011 Invoice Number 51589 time in9:25 time out 10:20. Your typed quote was 596 plus the 46 for the diagnostic. Go ahead and find out the tech that tried to charge me that much for a part that oreilly's and autozone carry for just over a hundred and don't try to tell me the rest was labor as I changed it myself in 20 mins.\n\nThank you for making your shop look worse.\n\n2nd Update.\n\n\nWell Terrry 1st off the part was not a cheap part it was from Cardone who has been around almost twice as long as your shop. 2nd the 85% failure rating you gave was a nice number you plucked out of the air..nice try. 3rd. the person running your desk was quite clear that the diagnosis fee was not going to be credited back if I had the work done there as it work already performed. 4th.  I have a solo brake bleeder kit that magnetically sticks to the frame so ya..it is that easy to bleed the brakes but the hour labor was not the issue, the BS markup on the part was. \n\nReply with all the lies/excuses  you wish, Yelp is for the people and everyone reading this can see the facts and your several attempts/failures at excusing the BS that occurred that day. \n\nTake care and I wish you only the best
__label__0 Rude employees and disingenuous advertising.  They claim to be open 7 days a week from 7 AM to Midnight.  I had my car towed in last Saturday around 5:00 PM.  As I was leaving I asked when they would look at it and the front desk guy says they run a skeleton crew on the weekends and should get to it by Sunday morning.  I called back at 9:30 AM Sunday and spoke with the mechcanic Justin.  I asked if had looked at my car and he said no and that he may get to it that evening.  I said \"Justin the reason I brought my car to you was that your open on the weekends and I need my car back ASAP\".  Justin's response \"listen I'll get to it when I get to it and if you can't wait then come and pick up your car\", so I did.  I could of had my car towed to a dealer who was going to look at it Monday.    I came to Vegas for the weekend and had no plans on staying till Monday, so I thought these guys advertising they are open on the weekend could take care of my overheating car, but instead they are basically open to take your can in and work on it during the week when they have a full staff.  The salt in the wound was speaking with Justin the Mechanic he was a condescending little punk.  I was not belligerent nor rude to him I just asked him when he was going to look at my car.  \n\nObviously management has no clue or doesn't care because they either hire rejects or don't train their employees on customer service skills.  More importantly they advertise they are open on the weekend and don't staff accordingly.  AE
__label__0 The customer service here was terrible, getting estimate is very hard. The guy who answered the phone on 9/10/12 around 4:45 pm actually hung up in my face because he couldn't another guy name Mike. Don't waste your time like I did. I read the other comments that were listed and wanted to try them for myself, unfortunately some of the comments are true regarding the customer service. I feel bad for the owner, because as a business owner myself it's very hard to find good employees and ultimately they are a reflection of the company as a whole.
__label__4 This review was posted in error and I don't know how to delete it so I am just changing the star rating to five but I have no experience with the shop
__label__4 Love this church! It's where I got saved. It's amazing and it's motto is \"Come as you are\" it's modern and fun. It keeps you engaged with its modern take with videos, skits, and pictures. If I still lived in Vegas I would be here every Sunday. Canyon Ridge will forever be in my heart.
__label__2 Stayed here a couple nights.   Only payed about $40 per night.. room was okay.   Smelled weed walking dow. The hallways..  but what do you expect only $40 a night lol.  Not the worst hotel I been in.
__label__1 The only thing this place has going for it is the food.  Good variety of food to choose from.  If you are looking for a steak house, it is one of the best I have ever had.  I have been to numerous high end steak houses all over and this is one of the best.\n\nThe rooms here are disgusting.  I had two different rooms during my stay.  The first room; the towel holder broke off of the wall, the shower head was separated from the tile, the lamp was broken and the carpets were all stained.  The second room also had dirty carpets and there was actually dry blood running down the side of the bathtub.  Absolutely disgusting.  Don't these people clean the rooms?  If I can see it, I don't see how someone that is supposed to be \"cleaning\" the rooms can miss it.\n\nI would definitely come back to eat, but I would never stay at this place again.  They have a lot of work to clean this place up.
__label__2 To my mind, besides serving very good hamburgers, Wendy's Chili is so excellent and satisfyingly delicious that it is award worthy.  Allowed to simmer for hours, this mixture of nicely seasoned Kidney Beans, Pinto Beans, pieces of tomato, onion, celery, and lean beef drenched in a great kicky sauce is hard to beat.  So much so that I almost never leave a Wendy's without ordering Chili along with a burger and fries.  My square and rather flat quarter-pound burger topped with a single slice of American Cheese, and a fresh tomato slice, lettuce, pickles, and ketchup on a soft bun was quite tasty.  But, alas, the skin-on fries were sort of dead tasting, with no hint of salt.\n\n3-1/2 stars overall on my single visit here!
__label__4 These guys are normally backlogged five days and understandably so. The record is impeccable and work is top notch. I was referred here by a few places including the last place to look at my work truck. I called and they said we do free test drives to see what could be wrong. I came in at 10 AM they drove my truck and immediately realized that \"U\" joints were going bad. They quoted me $140 to replace both front and rear and balance the driveline which I thought was extremely fair! I told them I did not have a ride and he said he would get right on it for me. I walked down the street to kill some time at the motorcycle shop. I called for a ride and before I know it they were calling me from Dan's drive line letting me know they had already finished my truck. Talk about service! Dan you and your crew will always receive my business and any of my customers business as well, Thank you!
__label__2 Remember when you were a kid and your folks dragged you to Kmart to go shopping for whatever.   This is exactly that store.   Well, ok, it's not THE store I used to go to, but it looked just like the way I remembered it.   \n\nWe were there last March, right before the NASCAR race and we needed supplies.   (Read that - a Styrofoam Ice Chest).   On our way over to Big Dog's Draft House we saw this Kmart.   Sure enough, they had the same beige tile floors and freaky weird check out lanes as the Kmart of my youth.   We found the cooler, got some snacks for the race and a few other things like contact lens solution and sun block.   Bonus points for getting us out of there for less than $20.  \n\nWill I be back?  Yeah probably, I will need a cooler again someday.
__label__1 Stopped in to get some items for the haunted garage. I was drawn in by the sign that read \"Halloween blowout sale.\"  It wasn't really a blowout sale, as most of the Halloween items were NOT on sale. I grabbed a few things that were on sale, but the sale price didn't ring up at the register. It didn't help that the store was busy, the clerk working the Halloween section didn't know what items were on sale and the check out lines were long.
__label__0 Just a quick side note:\nI went to the location on Harmon and Koval.\n\nHad there been a half-star rating, they would have gotten that. The only reason I'd give them that is because they were able to schedule my family member in so quickly. I received a call from someone at their place of business returning my call from a day before. I left my cell phone number on the voicemail, yet they called my workplace on the phone I had placed the original call from. They had gotten my cell phone number wrong and admitted so on the phone when I asked what number they had for me. No big deal, we moved on. She got my family member's information and insurance numbers and the usual information they get when they book an appointment. She said they accepted the insurance and we could come in the next day for an appointment. \nI arrived with my family member on the appointment day a few minutes after noon. The appointment was for 12:40, so we finished the paperwork that we had already begun at home the night before (the office faxed it to me). The office staff was given the ID and insurance cards, and they gave them back shortly after. They were nice, but from there on out, clearly didn't have their stuff together and it became apparent to me they were very noticeably incompetent. My family member has a unique insurance where, if someone has never dealt with the company before, they may run into a snag, at most. Let me preface this by saying, they have NEVER had an experience such as what happened at this place nor anything even close to it. The insurance-verifying person has never had a problem until this place.\n\nFrom the time we sat down a few minutes after noon until about 1:30, the office staff was STILL unable to verify the insurance. HUH!?!?!  I even made an effort to call and be on hold with the insurance company for 15 minutes to speak to someone, hand a member of the front office staff my cell phone, then still be told that they couldn't use the info that the girl was giving them from the insurance company. Even the insurance girl was confused as to why they weren't able to find out what they needed. The original appointment setter and person who handles their insurance issues \"works from home and doesn't come to the office.\" So I couldn't even speak to anyone who normally dealt with these issues and whom I spoke to the day before. I could go on, but no one would want to even read about my full experience, yet experience it themselves. Needless to say, we never saw the doctor, and after almost an hour and a half, we left. My family member went there for debilitating pain, and sat in a chair the whole time with no regard as to how long they were having to wait for the run-around that we got. I will NEVER recommend this place. It's sad I can't even review the doctor himself since we never even got that far. If your front office staff can't get it together, maybe you should hire new ones. They lost a new patient and a good referral for the possibility of others.\n\nIf Dr. Lanzkowsky sees this, it would have been nice to meet you and see if you could help with my family member's pain.
__label__4 This particular Domino's Pizza is the location I use for delivery when I would like a pizza at home.  They are always prompt and very polite when they deliver, and the pizza is hot fresh and baked perfectly.
__label__0 If you want your feet to even be somewhat smooth, do not go here. Their $25 pedicure is merely a polish change and hot water soak.
__label__0 Do NOT go there for waxing services! I went there to get my legs waxed and had the most horrible experience ever. The woman who attended to me did not know how to wax - not even that skin needs to be held tight in order to really remove hair. She applied wax and very gently peeled off the strips so I was left with a lot of wax-covered hair. At the end she asked me to take a look and I found large sections where no hair had been removed. I had to walk her through it but she still couldn't pull off the strips in the right way. And did I mention that she burned me in a few places with this special microfiber wax she recommended? I had to go home and shave most of my legs which was painful because of all the burns... I couldn't wear jeans because they were too rough for my scarred skin and I couldn't go out wearing skirts or dresses. I paid close to $100 for a lot of pain. The salon should seriously consider changing its waxing practices before they get sued by someone.
__label__0 This place is going down the drain. Sad. Great food but service has went down the drain. Won't be back!!
__label__4 Amazing jewelry store. We've bought and had fixed/serviced our watches, rings etc They are wonderful. Unfortunately Danielle, the lady who usually answers the phone, has poor phone manners. I won't give T Bird less stars though. She just needs to check her tone of voice!
__label__4 I love this gym, the personnel there have the best attitudes, greeting you as you come in and leave. They have a small section where you can purchase protein bars,  multivitamins, and many more options. Not only that but they have a smoothie bar that is fairly priced. Have kids? No babysitter? They have a play room which is supervised that you can bring your kids to be watched while you get your work out on. There is any type of gym equipment  you could possibly think of, so it gives you so many options on what you want to work out on. They offer classes for yoga and zumba, spin class, a boot camp class, so many different ones. There is a basketball room and a swimming pool for you to swim laps. A hot tub and a sauna is just two more awesome features this gym has. I work with a personal trainer and I've never enjoyed it more. She trained me in some work outs and showed me exactly how to use a lot of the equipment there. It's honestly not very expensive to belong to this gym either. I would recommend this place to just about anyone!
__label__4 Nice looking premises! Clean!\nI usually go to the 24 on Rainbow but I decided to give this one a shot. I like the dynamic atmosphere. People working out hard, minding their own business, doing their own thing. Smiles everywhere and CLEAN!  The clean part is a big deal since unfortunately the Rainbow location seems to be lacking in this area. \nI was pleased to see 2 Crossfit Tractor tires. It also has a Pilates room  (another plus). Even with the new years resolutionists, there is plenty of availability for superset workouts. The equipment is ok; I wish it had more leg equipment. A sissy squat machine would be great. It is also missing the revolving solid bent D- Lat pulldown bar with handles which I use a lot. But overall it's a nice gym. \nI recommend this place.
__label__0 One of the more cleaner 24. But this review is based on the people that go this 24. Gym filled with racist people who will stereotype you based on your race. If you are Asian, you are not welcomed at the basketball court.
__label__4 I've been going to Town Center Dental for 6 years now.  Dr. Devore is one of the best dentists I've had in Vegas.  When I first moved here in '93 I bounced around dentists because I couldn't find one.  I found one for a few years, but then he retired.\n\n6 yrs ago a colleague at work recommended Dr. Devore.  I tried him out and my family has been seeing him ever since.  He is a really nice guy who really cares about his patients.  I've recommended him to several people and they all love him.  A+++ in my book.
__label__4 I grew up in Las Vegas and moved out to California over six years ago. I still come back to Town Center Dental to see Dr. Devore and his staff when I need dental care. They are just THAT exceptional. Both Dean and Sonya are gental and kind hygienists.  The clinical staff including Dr. Devore will also take the time to answer my questions and they provide samples and goodie bags of their dental products to try. I have even received personal follow up calls to see how I was doing after visits. Great care and great service in one center!
__label__3 This course is a great value for locals. It has a challenging layout and great views. It is located in somewhat of a condo canyon, but none of the holes feel cramped. I play it about once every two weeks and the pro shop staff is helpful and pleasant. It is not as unique as some of the high-end courses in Vegas, but for the good deals that you can get, I'm not gonna complain.
__label__3 This is my second review of this place and I really wish I could give Sultan's Grill 5 stars!\n\nThe only thing is the fact that at least 4 separate nights when I came to their restaurant and they were OUT OF LAMB and then today during lunch they were OUT OF SPINACH PIES!\n\nI came around 1pm today so luckily, they didn't run out of  the stuff to make Gyros, Fries and Cucumber Sauce.  I am a fan of those.  I could eat their gyros all day and night.\n\nQuick Tip: They have spinach pies on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays only.  I wish I could have the chance to try it out, though.\n\nAlso, it appears they are open Sundays per the signa posted today.
__label__0 The food was so so I would say...they do go heavy on the spices though...they took forever to being my food out...the taziki was really sour an the falafels were dry...only thing I really liked on the plate was the rice...the kids plate came with barely any fries an 2 pieces of chicken strips...not sure if this is a return place for me...
__label__2 Sometimes, I crave gyro meat.  Sultan's grill is very close to my house and satisfies my cravings when it gnaws at me and I am too lazy to drive to the Kabob Korner downtown.\n\nSultan's Grill is average Greek fare.  Good, not great food that will hit the spot when you're hungry.  It really bugs me that they do not have pita, but a more tortilla sized, thin flatbread.  Their grape leaves are unfortunately very oily.  The price is very reasonable for their lunch combos which include a salad and choice of rice or french fries.\n\nSometimes I think the teenage girl that works there needs to put more clothes on, but that is just my humble, prudish opinion!
__label__3 My best friend and I were starving so he yelped food to find something in the area that sounded good. This place caught his attention so we checked it out. I had the chicken shish kabob and grilled shrimp kabob which were both very delicious. Salad came with it and was very fresh. My best friend had the ground beef kabob along with chicken and the ground beef wasn't that tasty but it wasn't nasty. If ever back in that neighborhood I will definitely go back!
__label__4 Very friendly staff. Great personal service. I needed a minivan. They offered a journey but the inside height was not tall enough for items I was transporting  They drove to another location to bring a minivan back. The went the extra mile to help me get what I needed.
__label__2 I'm a fan of Fabulous Freddy's, but think this one is just okay. Compared to the one I frequent, this one isn't as busy at all. My usual Fabulous Freddy's takes a little longer for a car clean and wash, but at least the job is perfecto.  \n\nSome Pros:\n-Close to one of my gyms.  I can get me car washed or detailed while I shed some pounds. \n-Close to Rachel's Kitchen.  I can get my eat on while they clean my car\n-Quick:  One of the quicker car washes I've been to. The Freddy's I usually go to takes a long time for your car to get cleaned.  I've even waited as much as 45 minutes for a regular detail.  Here you get your car back with the quickness. \n\nSome Cons:\n-The detail wasn't as good as the other Fabulous Freddy's.  Outside was fine, inside needed a little work.  I was in a rush on my most recent visit so I finished what they didn't when I got home.  \n-No real lobby.  There's outside seating to wait for your ride and a makeshift lobby between the coolers and chips.  Not much comfort inside in my opinion. \n\nI'm not saying I won't come back. I still think the job they do here is okay. But if I had a choice, I will continue to go to the Freddy's I usually hit right off Craig Rd.
__label__1 The service was good but the course not so good.  Wouldnt play here again.
__label__0 They can't get the orders right.  I always have to double check my bag before leaving the drive thru. They're open late, but they have no lights on at night. Poor service. I'd rather go to Sonic's down the street.  This Mc Donald's needs improvement.  Bad
__label__2 This particular Albertson's is one of the bigger & better stores in my area.  Up in the North East area, we have slim pickin's when it comes to grocery stores & restaurants.  When my husband and I can't make it to Whole Foods, we buy our groceries here.  The produce is usually pretty good depending on what's in season.  We really like their fresh bread selection & the guys at the meat case are always really nice.  Albertson's discontinued their shopper's card program, so the prices are what you see is what you get.
__label__3 first time eating at sonic!  they need to open some of these in the bay area!  had the spicy southwest burger, which has crispy jalapeno strips, with some fries and a cherry limeaid drink.  pretty yummy!
__label__1 We waited almost 35 mintues for two milkshakes. In the mean time, they rushed out food to cars behind us in the drive through - with orders that included ice cream.\nI have never seen a place more disorganized. The employees seemed to have no problem solving skills whatsoever. What a disappontment- they used to be so good!\nIn the end, they handed us a $2 off your next visit coupon (we don't live in Las Vegas, so we'll never be able to use it) as an apology for the poor service.
__label__4 Might have just been luck that I came in the afternoon with nobody in! I called in first, I was nervous on the phone cause I had a lame dilemma, and asked her that I had been going to this beauty salon back in S. California since I was a kid and I never knew what my hair was all about. It's one of things where you never think your going to move out of your city and you will have a person for everything. I explained to her that the woman who would cut my hair would call it a, \"Normal Hair Cut\", but yeah that's not so detailed in description anything can seem normal.\n\n  So I go in and told her I was the guy on the phone and explained to her that I remember how she would handle my hair and which way she would comb it and grab it. So I had that going for me lol. One I told her she used to use a 4, or a 3 on the back and the sides, and somewhat made a fade look on the sides and used scissors on top she understood, or had an idea what I was talking about. What helped to was that she had old style hair cuts to compare too. So I think that wrapped up our theory.\n\n  So we sat down she cut it with a 4 first to see how it would look I already felt things were going well for me in just the way she started to cut it. She sure knew her cosmologist lingo. I came out learning things that I never even know and knowing me all the small detailed stuff always sticks to me... great haha. She was very nice and knowledgeable from the basics of what a hair cut is. I noticed things on my head that I never payed attention before. I just hope I don't turn into a, \"special person\" when I go to get another hair cut. Thing that was weird for me was that she washed my hair after the hair cut. I was bedazzled... I'm like, \"huh?\" She explained to me that some people during there lunch breaks go in to have a hair cut before there shift ends.\n\n  I completely forgot that business men and other professionals, come in and have that done. I thought that was a trend that ended years ago in America. I feel like doing that now. All in all I now have the recipe for my hair cut and don't feel my hair will be in danger anymore. I would call up other places and they wouldn't even try to understand me, it's a simple Mens hair cut! nothing fancy! Went to a barber before this place, but scared the living crap out of me!
__label__2 The doctor and nurse staff are friendly and professional. I like that they do the lab and sonogram work in office so i don't have to drive around town. \nThe downside was they slapped me with a $1000 bill at the end of my pregnancy. It was supposed to be paid by the 28th week and the manager didn't advise me till the 32nd, mind you Ive been going there since i was 8 weeks. Every other patient had the luxury of paying the bill in increments, while i had to pay it all at once or the doctor wont deliver my baby. I guess they arnt aware of the sucky economy out there, most people would not be able to pull that much money out of their ass! Luckily i could afford it. I have been planning this pregnancy and everything that goes with it, it would have been nice to plan for that bill too! On top off it she had a pissy attitude about the payment like i was a deadbeat! F@#$ you C#$@ its not my fault you failed to do your job!
__label__1 I had one appointment with Dr. Harter while I was baby doctor shopping after moving here from Boston. Moving from Boston, where ALL my my doctors, in every single discipline, had an ivy league education and were board certified to Las Vegas, where, well, that is sooo far from the case, proved to be a little challenging to find quality care. \nDr. Harter seems to have found his niche as Vegas' \"natural doctor\" because he's the only one in the valley that does VBACs and water births. It's nice that he is supportive of this, but I got the impression that he is just in this field because it's probably pretty lucrative being the only one. I'm really passionate about natural birth and I asked him a ton of questions, like will baby and mom be left undisturbed for an hour after birth; what is the backup plan should Dr. Harter be attending another birth; how supportive is the hospital of breastfeeding; and the answers were just not really satisfactory by my standards. \nDr. Harter's procedures were also not only not consistent with natural-minded patients, but not really good practice for ANY OB. At the first appointment, he gave me a sheet of \"okay medications.\" When you're pregnant, there's no such thing as universally \"okay medications!\" And, there were medications on the sheet that have recently been linked to a three times increase in miscarriage (according to an article on CNN). So not okay! Not to mention, handing a sheet that says \"if you have a headache, take this\"; \"if you have a stomach ache, take this\"; means that he does not take the time to personally consult over what could be serious symptoms. My OB in Boston (who has her medical degree from Yale) advised me not to take ANY medications without checking with her first. \nDr. Harter also wheeled in an ultrasound machine, even though there was no indication whatsoever to do an ultrasound. The AAP, and the ACOG recommend against non-medically indicated ultrasounds, as there have been some studies pointing to possible harm of too many ultrasounds. Just the doppler is fine! But, a doctor can bill more to insurance for doing an ultrasound! \nAside from my experience with the doctor himself, the office staff was terrible! It took me over a month to get an appointment! They refused to book an appointment until I sent over my records from Boston, which I sent promptly, and they then LOST. Yes, they lost my medical records. So, I sent them again, and they never called me; I called them 2.5 weeks later. \nThe office really felt like a cattle call as well. There were sooo many people in the waiting room, and we waited for 2.5 hours!! Dr. Harter was attending a birth and didn't reschedule me or any of his other patients during this time (but hey, why lose the billable visits?). And, as much as I was not at all happy about the crazy unreasonable wait, I would really hate to be that poor woman giving birth with a doctor attending that knew in the back of his head that he had to get back as quickly as possible to see a rapidly growing list of waiting patients that he didn't reschedule. \nBut as awful as this sounds given all of the negatives above, if I HAD to have a doctor in Las Vegas, I would likely go with him, given the extremely slim pickings here and his at least openness to a natural approach (and he's board certified - again hard to find around here). But luckily, I found a fantastic midwife that I'm really really comfortable with.
__label__4 I can not say enough about this office, absolutely on point. The front desk is proficient, friendly and wonderful, the nurses are extremely caring and explain everything and above all my Doctor Dr. Wrightson is a gem. It is no secret that quality medical is hard to come by in Las Vegas, I found a doctor and an office that is 100% and I am thrilled.\n\nI definitely recommend Women's Specialty Care.
__label__0 This is the worst hospital I've ever seen.  One of my relatives came in for a life threatening heart condition.  Following an ambulance with a relative inside in is stressful enough.  Thankfully, the initial treatment went well.  \n\nHowever, somewhere from the ER into Intensive Care, quality of service dropped immensely.  It was many hours before we knew the room assignment. The head nurse the next day called at 6 AM  asking questions like \"What brand of pacemaker does the patient have?\" Excuse me nurse, we sent you the medical records and most people don't know the brand of their pacemaker. They weren't awake when it was installed.\"  I wish I had taken that call.  \"What planet are you on, nurse?\"\n\nThen in asking them, \"What is the course of treatment?\" The nurse didn't know.  It took them two days to tell us.  The doctor had written all that info down, but they \"Lost it\". Not a comfortable feeling when a relative's life is in danger.  They took some unneeded tests that were already taken elsewhere. (Additional procedures means more money). The waiting rooms weren't very clean or comfortable. We complained to the doctor, and he said, \"Sorry about the lack of communication.  But this hospital struggles with that all the time\". In fact, he said, \"I'm from California, and the medical system in LV is one of the most challenging I've seen.\"  Great, thanks for the info.\n\nAs a result, the actual hospital stay was two to three days longer that it should have been. There were other issues with the billing as well, By the way, many of my relatives are nurses and they could not believe how awful this place was.  Never again.
__label__1 This my third stay in two years.   I can see then trend downward in service and caring.   There are still some caring people here, but most seem to be losing interest in treating patients.  In two. Instances over the past few days,  employees simply shrugged and commented, \"Welcome to Summerlin   I have leukemia, so. I am in and out of hospitals.   This place has finally made it to the bottom of my list.   Still waiting for the sore throat lozenge I asked for an hour ago...
__label__2 HOLY TOLEDO batman!\n\nI just went through the drive thru and they got my order RIGHT and it tasted GOOD!\n\nThis is a first for this location!\n\nI only got a rodeo cheeseburger so maybe it was because I didn't make it too hard on them ?!?! ;)
__label__3 My esteemed colleague on Facebook just mentioned that one is now open in WEST COVINA! Yes, still far, but way closer than Vegas! AWESOME!\n\nWest Covina\n2200 South Azusa Avenue\nWest Covina, CA 91792\nUS\nPhone: 626-839-4222\nFax: 626-839-5956
__label__2 Low expectations which are usually exceeded.
__label__0 Longest wait for food ever.  Came in and there was only one table sitting down.   Ordered food at 12:05 (kids spaghetti and a chicken parm and spaghetti).  Watched people come in for lunch and all were served before us.  The girl came to us twice with food that wasn't ours.   Finally at 1230 the guy who took our order walks by and notices our number is still on the table and no food.  I dont know if they forgot us or gave our food to someone else, but a 25 minute wait for fast food is crazy.
__label__0 Stopped in this place and could not get past the lack of cleanliness and the terrible odor upon entry. This location definitely needs some attention to detail and cleanliness. We decided not to eat here based on the lack of cleanliness.
__label__2 Have not been to one of these places in a long time and I was reminded why, it is ok.  I can get way better food for the same price in a fancier place.  The choices are slim and the prices are ok for what you get.\n\nThis is not a place I would hurry back to ever, but if you are in the location of this place, there are not many choices unless you drive about a mile or two down the road, this literally is the only place in there right now.  A new restaurant will be opening up at some point and this may force this place to step up their game.
__label__2 I've realized there just aren't any \"hole in the wall\" chinese restaurants here in Vegas with the same kind of raucous atmosphere and cheap eats back in NYC or SF.  But if I can get preferential treatment without having to speak in Cantonese I'm happy.  Based on first impression the attentiveness already seemed better than at HK Star.   How can I forget the smell the grease on the walls.  Agh!\n\nThis may not be a fair review since we didn't order any entrees.  Seafood dishes are usually how I measure great cantonese/hk style food.  Me and Andy T. had a late night snack and shared the Salted Fish and Chicken Fried Rice which was good.  I've had this served casserole style and the traditional way and some chinese restaurants don't even have this on their regular menu.  I suppose it's the in-n-out secret menu of fried rice at certain places.\n\nOverall, 3 stars for now.  I would come back again because I think if you ordered the right things here, there's room for improvement.
__label__4 All I gotta say is.....YUMMY IN MY TUMMY!!!!!!  =)
__label__2 Came here because fellow elite Emmagelle B. and Ryan M. are regulars here claiming it's their favorite place to get their Chinese food fix. Myself +2 came on a Monday around 2pm. Upon walking in I immediately notice it is a tad smaller compared to the other popular joints in town.  It wasn't busy at all because there were 2 tables with customers, which worked in our favor because our food came out within 10-15 minutes. We ordered batchoy, some type of crispy house special noodle, sauteed shrimp, fried flounder, and salt and pepper pork chop. The batchoy was kind of whatever wish we would of ordered a tastier vegetable dish, the noodles were good, but I was not in awe, sauteed shrimp was accompanied with onions and green peppers, but the onions made up 75% of the dish and the dish overall was okay. Fried flounder was crisp, but another \"okay\" taste as well. And most places don't mess up salt and pepper pork chop. Food was between okay and good, but I have definitely had better. On the plus side the service was good for a Chinese place because our server Jing gave us all our needs. I hate to mention their competitor on here, but HK Star will still be my spot for getting my Chinese fix on. Thank you!
__label__3 Discount after 10pm which is great for me =) I eat late.
__label__0 Each year during the last 7 years, we would go to this place for Chinese when we were in town for a trade show.  It's noisy and cramped,  but the food was good and the price was ok. But after this year's experience we've decided they're not worth it.  Their services suck. The waiters/waitresses are typically rude, and worse yet very ineffective.  For two days in a row they somehow managed to lose our phone reservation, and wouldn't accommodate us. Obviously they're clueless that we were returning customers, and there are many other options in Las Vegas.
__label__0 Not good at all. I had to add soy and spice just to make the Fuk-Jin Seafood fried rice edible. Looked like a $14 TV dinner and had chicken in place of most of the seafood. Strangely the menu didn't mention chicken. I had to ask for the included dessert. I guess I didn't spend enough for my $14 fried rice! I will not be back and you would be wise to try some of the great Chinese restaurants in the area.
__label__0 So disappoint... We ordered a live lobster but It turned out to be a dead one. Ruining my taste.
__label__4 The food was really good!  Great spice!  \n\nReally enjoyed the meal!
__label__2 We came here for Thai food with one $. It was a little pricier than expected and servings weren't generous. Decor is cute. Space is tiny. A-ok if this is your neighborhood Thai spot. No need to go out of your way.
__label__1 HORRIBLE customer service. My sister and I went there after having no success at finding a brides maid dress from David's Bridal. No one greeted us. After browsing for 10 minutes I finally had to find someone to help us. I told her what we were looking for and she just brushed us off. It was a terrible experience. That alone caused them to lose our business. They get 2 stars because the dresses were beautiful and they had a decent amount of accessories to chose from. I would never suggest this place to anyone.
__label__1 Called about a fuel leak on my cts. The service advisor didn't want to look up my information to tell me if my car had warranty coverage, and didn't want to even listen to my problem. He just kept cutting me off mid sentence saying \"get it into me\" and gave me the impression he didn't want to be on the phone. He also told me they would not have a replacement car for me to use while they serviced my cts. After I got off the phone I opted to take the cts to Findlay Cadillac instead even though its much further from my house and I had a great experience there. See my review for them if your Caddi needs service.
__label__4 I like Sammys, it's not bad of a chain. I like that they have something for everyone, different flavor fusions. \n\nPizza has a nice crust and I love all the flavor combos- I like the garlic shrimp so far. Duck tacos were good.My favorite thing is the ahi or salmon sliders. I've been to this one like 3 times and a total of 5 times to a different location so I havent tried much, but all has been good and satisfying portions.\n\n Why I give it 5 stars is the service was very attentive, some of the best I've gotten at a casual joint actually. This location has a very attentive staff, back of the house was quick with orders but still cooked things right- kudos! One lunch day in particular a mens baseball team, their kids and familes filled the restaurant soon after we ordered. Our waiter was taking care of us even though they got sieged. Drinks didn't get neglected, had a drink before mine was done. Checked on us often and got our tab taken care of fast.  I do appreciate when people are warm and genuinely friendly- service with a smile does count just as equally as speed and attentiveness.
__label__3 That sundae is ridiculous. DO IT!
__label__4 My wife and I went for Happy Hour the yesterday. They have happy hour everyday from 4-6pm and again the bar area from midnight till 8am. All tapas are half price. we got skewers, pot stickers, coconut shrimp and lettuce wraps with a couple of soft drinks for 25 bucks. Food was very good. Service and price were great. We also tried their new desert which was warm donuts. The waiter said since it was our first time trying it it was on him. Cant beat it. Will defiantly be back very soon for more tapas.
__label__3 I love a good salad - and Sammy's has some of my favorites! They have several options in the $10ish range, and service is speedy so it's a great stop for lunch. I like the shrimp salad with feta cheese and sunflower seeds and the chinese chicken salad is a close second. While their pizzas are pretty fantastic (Brie and mushroom, heck yes!), their lighter fare is quite tasty as well.
__label__3 Great service. The food was awesome we order a royal Hawaiian pizza, cheese bread (looks like and is the same size as their pizzas), roasted chicken w/pesto dish. All the food had great flavors, the only thing I would change was the ventilation of the restaurant the fire wood scent was very strong, other than that I'd say it was overall a great place.
__label__4 Love, Love, Love this place.  Always consistent.  Happy hour is a Steal!!! This place has always been in my top five!!
__label__4 Loved this place. The duck tacos were fantastic. Also I would highly recommend the messy sundae.
__label__0 This place was horrible and depressing for me. I thought it would be nice like the ones I've been to back in California but was I wrong. You would not want to come here to shop for baby gears. This place is so ghetto, it's kinda freightening. Yes, they may have really cheap prices but the quality of stuff is pretty budget too. For about the same price, I prefer to go to Target instead.
__label__3 I never used to enjoy this store. The lines and checkout were atrocious and the shelves and racks were unorganized and picked through. Fast forward to my most recent visit the store is ten times better than before. \n\nThis location went through a miracle makeover recently. The checkout lines were reorganized and are now clean and swift to navigate through. The aisles and shelves were revitalized as well. The shelves were organized and the displays were much more aesthetically pleasing. \n\nAlthough Burlington is still not my favorite chain of retail establishments, I'll definitely start frequenting this location more often.
__label__2 This is one messy store, but wow: they have some cheap clothes and accessories! On my recent adventure, I found a high-low dress for $10 and a shirt for $5. But I think that my best deal from here had to be my 7 dollar sunglasses! They're hot! :) Besides summer is coming up and ya gotta protect your eyes! Though, when buying clothes, my suggestion is know your size and body really well because those fitting room lines tend to get kinda long! \n\nOf course, the quality of clothes is not that great, but hey, its cheap right?! But I have to say that the one good thing about this store is that it has a ton of selections. It almost makes you dizzy how overflowing with stuff this store is! \n\nAlso, be weary of when they feel your clothes with metal sensors. They tend to forget taking them out! Happy shopping!!
__label__2 So I came for another work lunch since they have decent lunch specials and just wanted something simple. \n\nThis visit was made uncomfortable by a health inspection going on. \n\nThe most important thing for me was that they didnt make a stink on the temperature or cleanliness of the sushi because it was fine. That is by far the number one thing because that's what I'm eating. The chef washes their hands religiously between different orders and when coming back to the bar from the back- second most important thing.\n\nWhat made it uncomfortable is that I'm sitting at the bar and two inspectors are reaming the sushi chef about this and that. That's just not cool to do in front of customers even if it is a kitchen nightmare. \n\nI almost said something about some points being made. Like somehow they said you cant prepare sushi without gloves and that it is violation. What?! What sushi place, hell, what food kitchen wears gloves?! I don't want fucking glove particles in food and almost no respectable high end chef will agree with that being \"cleaner\". Apparently you have to have a contract with the city for it.....err, that just sounds like some sort of business racket that they probably charge money to obtain. You can \"feel\" the right cut of fish with gloves on.  They got on him about not having a 3 compartment sink. They had two separate small sinks..... etc, etc. \n\nI think the health inspection is a fabulous idea but they get really hung up on the details that are trivial. \n\nI had to leave and stuffed my food in my mouth fast. I was getting really annoyed at how unprofessional it was to be discussing this in front of me.
__label__3 3 1/2 stars. Doesn't have the number of rolls that most places have. \n\nA little joint in a strip mall. I was afraid to go in but we were with friends who rave about it. There was only one other table when we arrived but many more when we left. We all did AYCE. Delivery was fairly quick. Cajun is amazing. We loved the super crunch roll although we ordered a second after devouring the first and it was not the exact same roll. Ordered snow crab twice and never got it.  They cut off our ordering on two different occasions. \n\nThis is not really close to areas of town we frequent. I had been craving AYCE and this definitely filled my itch. If you are in the area and looking for a place you should give it a shot.
__label__1 Taste: 2.5\nCreativity/Authenticity: 3.5\nAtmosphere: 2.5\nService: 5\nBang for your buck: 3\n\nIll leave my sushi cravings for nobu and kabuto. Only came here because someone told me they serve authentic traditional japanese sushi.. This place is as far from traditional as sushi goes, not a lot of choices and not so great fish. If you don't know sushi isn't fresh (only certain dishes like sweet shrimp or clam killed on the spot) Sushi can sit for weeks in a freezer building flavor like cured meat, so when people say the fish wasn't fresh they are probably white haha JK or eat rolls covered in sauce. Take my word for it this place probably makes good rolls of sushi but as far as traditional sushi the real stuff that i only eat ill pass on that. The service here was great well only because there was no one there. The atmosphere is very cater to white people on the inside the outside its just another store in a parking lot. Overall like i said before if you want real sushi one your gonna have to pay for it and well you get what you pay for. Overall the only thing i like about this spot is the all you can eat which makes my girlfriend happy and the fact that the chef (owner) was very friendly and honest because we stuck to ordering sushi only no rolls and not all you can eat but he told us at the end of the night it would be cheaper for us to just go with all you can eat so they are very kind and honest about that and i thank you.
__label__1 Its ok compared to the restaurants in Socal. the service is average. but i don't know if its just me but it seems like the wings taste different.
__label__0 This was our 3rd and final time ever staying here.  Our first stay was shortly after it opened, but sadly, the quality is really bad now. We have always known its not a 5 star hotel (Hotwire rates it a \"3\"... really?!) and never expected it to be, but we kept coming back because we really like the location - right near all the other big, popular casinos , how easy it is to get to your rooms, and loads of free parking. Realistically, it should now be 1 1/2 star rating.  Here's why - the air quality in the rooms is horrid, the bed smelled bad, the bed sheets smelled nasty, the carpet is stained and smells moldy.  When you wake up in the morning be warned -  you'll have a bunch of yuck in your throat.  \n\nMaybe I'm being too harsh, a group of homeless people liked it enough to set up camp on the northeast corner.  They were nice - I mean the one passed out on the only sidewalk to get anywhere from Hooters moved out of the way quick enough when asked.  \n\nThe sidewalk (past the homeless people) you'll discover a gauntlet of trash, pee, hundreds of nasty cans, bottles, dirt, clothes, shoes, and food.  I know its not Hooter's responsibility to monitor this, but common sense should kick in here - it's THE ONLY SIDEWALK OUT and if I were in charge I'd send my own people there to clean up the trash and steam clean the sidewalk.  It would take 2 hours at the most.  Your guests use this sidewalk so its pretty much your porch and its terrible to have to walk thru this every time you want to go.\n\nShame on you Hooter's!
__label__1 Uhm... I'm not even sure what to say about this place. It was uhm interesting. Friends are staying here for the week, and their room smelled gross. They basically had to constantly keep their door/window open to let the room air out. The hall smelled like urine. The rooms itself looks a little outdated, but the beds were comfy so i guess thats one positive thing. I personally wouldn't stay here. Ever. I'm really not that picky, this place just sucks. Yeah, sure, hooters rooms are cheap, but you get what you pay for... I guess if you intend on staying here, come here with an open mind, or shit-faced so you can't remember how shitty your room was haha. After all, thats the point of coming to Vegas, right?
__label__1 I have stayed here many times, but I will now find somewhere else to stay.\n\nThe front desk people are never very friendly.  \n\nOur first room of this last visit was nasty.  The bathroom tile was coming up and the door hinges were rusty and the paint was coming off the wall near the tub.  The tub had grout coming off.  No continuing maintenance is going on.  \nOur A/C did not work and we had to be transferred at 11:30 pm to another room.  This means that the maid did not report it not working or that they did not fix it.\n\nOur second room was almost as bad.  The bathroom was in the same sorry shape, but the room was nicer.  \n\nThe Casino is always fun and great priced for being small and off the strip.  The pool can get a little crowded, but the pool bar and hooters restaurant overlooking the pool are fun.\n\nI won't be back until some remodel is done.  Going to try the \"New\" Tropicana.
__label__1 SLOW SERVICE....the food was gross, chicks(waitresses) weren't hot and a bit rude also, maybe it was a bad night, but I been to the one in san diego and that was a WAYYYY better experience, food wasn't great there either but at least the waitresses were hot looking and they were very attentive and courteous.
__label__2 SSSSSsssssshhhhhhhhhhh.............. DON'T TELL ANYONE. I like Hooters. \n\nSo, here's the story: We booked a great bargain at the Hilton, but it was only two nights. We needed a place to stay for our last night in Vegas, and we wanted something cost effective and close to the airport because of our ultra-early flight out. Hooters fit the bill. It's at the far South end of the strip, so the cab ride to McCarran is quick. It isn't fancy and there are cheap rooms to be had, so we tried it. \n\nThe guy at the registration desk couldn't have been nicer. We asked for a nonsmoking king on a high floor, and he delivered. We had an amazing view of the Tropicana, Excalibur, and the roller coaster at New York New York. The room was BASIC, but OK. \n\nYou can walk across the street to the MGM and that's what we did for most of the day. \n\nIn the evening, we went back to the Hooters Casino, and guess what? We had a blast!!!! The minimum bets are LOW, so playing feels like PLAYING. It's not as serious as at the high-end casinos. The crowd is young and you don't feel like you have to be \"world champion\" level to play the tables. Let's face it, I'm not a serious gambler, nor would I want to be, so the atmosphere at Hooters was just my speed.
__label__3 The rooms are clean & the air conditioning works great! Prices are pretty good & the more you play there, the better deals you can get. I've had good & bad experiences with the counter people @ check-in & out.\n\nThere are multiple pools - all with different temperatures & a bar located by the pools. \n\nThe location is awesome. I love gambling @ MGM, but don't want to pay the prices to stay there. It's about a $10 ride to the airport.\n\nThe casino atmosphere is fuuuun. The music is great, the Craps table gets busy as soon as it opens. The roulette tables light up, which is definitely entertaining. (Play 29!) Poker area isn't the largest - usually only one table open so there are definitely better places to play that :) \n\nTwo bars - one in the front and one halfway through the casino floor.\n\nThe actual Hooters restaurant has GREAT food. Their wings are simply amazing. You can order all drumsticks if you want for like 10 cents each. The wait can be a little long, but the service is typically decent.\n\nThe Mad Onion restaurant inside is open 24 hours & they have some great deals, but the service is shotty & the wait can be FOREVER. They say they make the same wings as the restaurant, but they don't taste like them at all. The old restaurant used to be great, but since the name change & I'm assuming the new staff, it SUCKS.\n\nOverall: good, clean, cheap place to stay.
__label__0 Stayed 2 days 7/9-7/11 Omg this was the worst hotel in vegas that i ever stayed at. I wasn't asking for too much but a fridge and a up to date tv would have been nice in the room...i booked the room through hotels.com and i should have had my antennas up when i saw that they were giving up the room at $37 a night but i also didn't think that hooters would degrade themselves like this. First of all i reserved a room with double beds which was unavailable (isn't that what reserve means?) so being that they didn't have my requested room available they put me in a room with one bed and had the nerve to say it was 10 extra dollars!!! Wth?? because supposedly it was strip view which that was an understatement then they asked for a $50 deposit the keys kept not working making it where i had to keep going down to the front desk then when we checked out on the 11th they deducted $8.67 from my $50 deposit stating that it was for their amenities (pool, phones, etc.) which i never took advantage of so now that i know that they are full of it NEVER AGAIN!
__label__0 The absolute worst!!! STAY AWAY!!!! The convenience of the hotel in conjunction to the rest of the strip and the price means absolutely nothing. Always remember the old saying, \"you get what you pay for\". For a new hotel, everything was old.. even the clock radio. Hell, the tv was a Zenith (and not a flat screen). Who the hell in this day and age does not have a flat screen in their hotel?? Even the Riviera, which is a heck of a lot older, has flat screens and waaaaaaaaaaaay better customer service. \nDon't ask the SUPERVISOR (not manager as he told us) NOE for any assistance. He was completely useless, talked really low as if he wasn't confident in what he was saying and finally walked away without completing the transaction at hand.\nAlso, when we got to our room we had no remote, no menu, no ice bucket. We called room service for these items and they told us that we would have to come down stairs for the remote and menu and the ice we had to pay $1.00/cup if we wanted them to bring us ice (not only was there no ice bucket but the ice machine on the 6th floor didn't work). WTH!! Where is the customer service?? Where is my menu? Where is my remote?? Where is anything!! And let's not forget the living room-sized casino. \nAll in all this was the worst Vegas hotel experience EVER.
__label__2 I stayed here last weekend with a few of my buddies. I thought it was the perfect place if you're young, like 21 (like me), and limited on money. Can't go wrong with $3 blackjack, 50 cent roulette, and $1.50 beers.\n\nThe room was standard, but since we only spent about 3-4 hours in it altogether the whole weekend, it was okay. I got a bit aggravated when the cocktail waitresses would only come around every 30-40 min at the tables, but they were busy so I thought what the hell.\n\nAlso have 25 cent wings after midnight, but you're required to belong in their little owl club or whatever to be able to get the deal.
__label__0 Horrible place. Will never stay here again. i'd rather stay in Motel 6 which is a block from them (stayed there a few years ago and had a very pleasant expirience).\n1. Dirty elevator in the garage (kind of scary)\n2. No wifi available at ALL\n3. Smells like smoke everywhere, even on the hotel floors\n4. Horrible beds that squick every time you turn\n5. uncomfortable pillows\n6. no coffee maker\n7. rooms are old and outdated\n8. half the rooms have the view of the airport with the noise and everything that comes along with it.
__label__0 Swankier than I remember in the past and that was a complete surprise! We had some time to kill and seeing that we are usually someplace mid strip, we were staying at MGM this time and decided to take a stroll over to Hooters just to appease my curiousity. It really hasn't changed much but it appears they got a new coat of paint and some new carpet. Gambling there is cheap....the drinks are waaaay cheaper than at the \"nicer\" casinos so I can't really complain. It's a bit out of the way but if you like their wings (which I don't) they have $0.25 wings every day after 10 pm.  I wouldn't stay here but if you are looking for a cheap alternative and the Imperial Palace isn't your cup of tea on the strip you can stay at Hooters for less than $20 a night. Unfortunately, it makes my stomach turn just thinking about it.
__label__4 This hotel doesn't have the glamour of other hotels on the strip if that's what you're looking for, but the dealers were very courteous and made great conversation as well
__label__1 Your review helps others learn about great local businesses.\nI ordered 50 wings to go b/c we were heading back to San Diego.  They were hot, but they tasted only ok.  I've had better at other Hooters.\nPlease don't review this business if you received a freebie for writing this review, or if you're connected in any way to the owner or employees.
__label__1 Not good I'm afraid,, I was rudely awakened by a maid bumping his vacuum on my door repeatedly at 9am and when I finely decided to get up and open the door the guy just had a smile on his face and I said what the f--ks up with banging on my door at 9am and all he said he was \"it wasn't him\" WTF?? I called downstairs and was put on hold , I waited and waited and my call was not taken after two tries so I go downstairs to jump in somebody's ass and all I get was a the run around ,The supervisor Said I could have a late checkout and assured me no one else would bother me and he would call housekeeping and let Them know not to knock,, what happens !! The maid walks in on me just as i was falling back asleep:-( guess that's why this place is on its way down. Iv stayed here lots and lots of times over the passed few years and I think Iv stayed there for the last time.. I served in Baghdad and was treated better:-/
__label__0 Hello everyone, \n\nI had to create a Yelp account just to inform people how HORRIBLE this hotel really is. Where to start. We got in on a Friday, when we got to the room it smelled horrible. The TP holder was under the sink in the corner with TP rolls sitting on the counter. They must of been to lazy to pick it up and put it back. After I fixed that I sat down to relax and watch some TV.. Well that was a JOKE! I turned on the TV and every channel was staticky and couldn't watch... Yes, I had a nice view of the pool. But as I opened the sliding door to the balcony (which you could only take one step out on and no room to move) the door almost FELL off. I had to catch it before it went over the railing...... The carpets were filthy!! Location SUCKS! After the horrible weekend at hooters I was so glad to get home to a nice clean environment.. I get a call from hooters saying we got charged an extra $300 for the \"Damages\" . WORST HOTEL EVER DO NOT STAY HERE! SAVE YOUR MONEY AND UPGRADE TO THE MOTEL 6 NEXT DOOR.
__label__2 I booked here with a bit of apprehension but we were going to a concert across the street at the MGM and the price was half of the MGM  We had a great time here. Service was excellent, pool was very nice and the room was great. It was not as nice or as clean as the MGM but well worth the money,  There is, of course, a Hooters restaurant but the Mad Onion restaurant was excellent food and service.  Would stay again in a heartbeat
__label__1 Review is for the restaurant only:\n\nWas staying next door at the Trop and decided to walk over to Hooters for lunch.  Was seated quickly and the waitress took my order quickly as well, so far so good.  The problem was they messed my burger up three different ways.  Follow this:  I ordered a bacon cheeseburger, no tomato, with mayo, American cheese.  Seems simple right?  I got a bacon cheeseburger, with tomato, no mayo, cheddar cheese?  Wha?!?  Waitress disappeared so I took the tomato off and walked over and got mayo from the bartender.  Ate the burger, and when the waitress came with the check she asked me how the meal was, I told her how they messed up three different parts of one burger order.  Her response?  \"Oh, you know how the kitchen can be\".  WHAT?!??!?  NO I DON'T KNOW HOW THE KITCHEN CAN BE I DON'T WORK HERE!  Jesus nice customer service.  No effort to make things right, just a dismissive comment about how the kitchen can be.  I give this restaurant 2 stars instead of 1 because the fries were good and the burger was at least cooked, but holy hell, learn some customer service (or just learn to make the orders right to begin with)
__label__0 My husband and me stayed for a weekend in August of 2013. The room was standard, no flat screen tv. It was a nice stay until we checked out and got home. I realized I had left my iphone charger in the room. I called the hotel immediately and requested that they send it back to me (southern California). It has been almost 3 weeks now and I have not yet received my charger. When I called the first time, I had transfer after transfer on the phone. No body could tell me when I would get my charger back. I even spoke to the hotel manager once or twice and she promised me I would get it in the mail the follow friday. No charger. So warning to everyone do not leave items behind. They dont know how to give it back!
__label__1 Get wut u pay for under 70\nRemonte for tv didnt work, water in the bath was running when we got room, wouldnt turn off ran all night, also a spider in the sink..... The only thing that will make me not come back it when we walked in the room it smelled like old cooking oil...... Made me not want to order any wings... Stayed here for one night before stay at resort
__label__2 Ok place to stay for the price, food not so good....did not enjoy food inside Hooters restaurant, burger dry & wings tasteless, dont sleep with women so why did I wake up with another woman's hair on my body in my bed? Mad Onions $9.99 prime rib dinner good except for extremely thick dry mashed potatoes. Would stay again for lodging price & locations but would rather not eat there.
__label__0 Pretty bad atmosphere. I have been waiting for 30 minutes with 8 other people to sit at a 3 dollar 6-5 blackjack table and they won't open another table or even a $5 table.
__label__2 Hey all! Well this place is definitely not the ritz. However, when my flight got cancelled and I was not sure what to do when I had to stay the night, this place was cheap and affordable! Though it is an older hotel and it is noticeable it is clean. The food downstairs is still great wings like hooters always has! In addition, tables are cheaper (which is nice) than the other spots. It is not on the strip though around the corner from the strip. And being across from the MGM and next to Tropicana you can just walk through them to get to the strip too. \n\nThe hotel is also quiet compared to most others including others that are off the strip.  It also has free wi-fi. The customer service is ok, some are beyond nice, such as setting up a players card, in the restaurant but the hotel management is not always the best. But in that sense you are still getting a deal with what you pay for. \n\nDefiantly would stay again not the first place but if I had to stay cheaply or got screwed  again by the airlines I know I could get a room, quickly too, and it would be clean and a good place to sleep as well as continue to gamble and be close to the action.
__label__4 When you want wings, you want to head to Hooters...try to get seated in Ashley S's section (preferably when Mike Lee is working) and you'll get INCREDIBLE service matched only by Ashley's adorable smile!
__label__4 We went there with our friends from Germany to watch the amazing 7:1 soccer game. The food was great but our server LINDSEY was even greater! Super nice, patient, always a smile on her face and a great server! She made a good experience a great one. THANKS LINDSEY!!!!
__label__0 Big Black bugs in my bungalow room. They moved us up to a tower room.. the toilet was broken... Then moved us to a suite and housekeeping went through our stuff and took a pack of cigarettes. Staff rude. The only thing they got going is the wings. Will NEVER stay there again.
__label__1 First of all, I wasn't expecting much considering that we were staying at Hooters.  BUT there is a common \"customer service\" factor that should exist within every hotel be it a cheap or expensive one.   My friend and I were there for a 3-day music festival, so we were rarely in our hotel room, which gave housekeeping plenty of time every day to come into our rooms to tidy up. This only happened once and on the day before we were checking out.  The bell man who helped us to our room with all of our luggage was extremely smug and you could tell that he hated his life. Sorry dude... get a different job, don't bring me into your dislike for what you do, I didn't force you to work here.  We ordered room service a couple times.  One of the times an extremely snotty girl named Marian was more than awful to my friend and I, not only did she get the order wrong, but when we called to get it fixed she argued with us and told us that they took pictures of every order leaving the kitchen... if that was the case she would be able to see that it was wrong, but proceeded to argue before finally sending someone up with the 2 items that we needed to make it right.  Another time we were walking up to the host stand to get a menu to take to our room and the girls at the front kept saying how drunk they were and were giggling too much to pay attention to us standing in front of them.  \n\nOn the plus side, the A/C works really well, the blackout curtains are a gem, and the water pressure in the shower was really on point.   We did have an older bell man that helped us take our luggage TO our car when we were leaving and that man was super helpful and friendly.  He even helped us with directions on how to get out of Vegas from where we were. \n\nI'm not sure if I would ever stay there or really recommend  this hotel to any of my friends. I've definitely stayed at a lot better hotels, so maybe I'm a bit bias as to what to expect.
__label__0 This hotel has no customer service at all!! No smiles,no nice greeting,and bad attitude at check in. (like they forced to be there) I called housekeeping as soon as we checked in because there was no remote in the room and the person that answered was rude and said \"remote?? Remote for what?? I was like for the TV?? Is there something else in the room that needs a remote??? \nRooms are very old but loved their beds though (at least the one we had) \ndon't think I would stay there again
__label__3 I was surprised by the generous portions of lettuce with that came with my order of spring rolls.  Attentive and quick service.  Never had a problem flagging down one of the 4 servers on duty.  An all around good experience.  The first pho I've had in Vegas.  While not the best broth I've ever tasted, it wasn't disappointing.
__label__2 The first time I went to Pho 8 I was just getting over a cold (no, I wasn't contagious) and felt the need for a soup. After sampling the wonton bowl, I thought it was the best place on the planet. It was so good that I ended up back a week later, only to discover that while it was still pretty good, their plastic drinking glasses and plastic soup spoons reek of bleach or some other cleansing agent. Nice to know they are sanitized, but I could live without the chemical infusion with my lunch. \n\nGood soup, clean place, but a little too heavy on the cleansers. I'd still go back, but I think I'll bring my own spoon next time.
__label__1 Woke up on a Friday morning and urgently needed a pho fix.\n\nThe special combo beef pho was a no-go.\nThe soup was really oily along with a herbal taste.\n However, they have fresh coconut juice and perfect Vietnamese coffee !!\n\nUm, won't be back.
__label__4 Love this place! Their pho has that traditional home made Viet taste and very fast and good service. Highly recommended.
__label__2 Perfect Pho! Stock was seasoned just right; the meat and noodle was just the right portion. Nothing you could ask for more.
__label__4 Food very good ,place very clean
__label__0 Beware! If you're a darker skinned person or do not fit the culture they will discriminate against you.  Waited 20 minutes fir pho that takes a few minutes to prep.  Went with my best friend and we're never going back.  I thought that we were beyond that. ...smh
__label__3 This is my favorite place to go to when I'm craving for Filipino food, and I'm not quite yet ready to head home from school. \n\nI always get their 2-Item Combo since it's really cheap (around $6) for a lot of yummy food! I've tried their sinigang (ask for some soup on the side!), chicken/pork adobo, chicken & pork bbq, bistek, lumpiang shanghai, beef calderata, crispy pata, and their chicharon bulaklak. I've always left happy and full whenever I ate here or ordered food from here. The food does end up on the oily side though -- which is why this place only gets 4 stars.\n\nMy favorite here has GOT to be the crispy pata. Good for the tummy, bad for the arteries. Haha! I love eating crispy pata with just rice. Yum, yum, yum! I always bring my out-of-town peeps here! \n\nTheir place is clean and obviously their ambiance is very Filipino (duh!). I felt very \"at home\" here and their service is always nice and friendly.\n\nDefinitely going in for some more.. And more.. And more! :)
__label__4 They've changed the carpeting, fixed air vents, re-painted the walls to a really sweet color, and re-decorated the whole place.  Also, all pool tables are being re-felt.  \n\nGreat thing about this place is that the smoke smell has gone away since they fixed the air vents.  Anyway, I'm so happy that this place was given a makeover.  I love it even more!\n\nThis is how I feel about Cue D's...\n\nMaking your way in the world today \ntakes everything you've got. \nTaking a break from all your worries, \nsure would help a lot. \n\nWouldn't you like to get away? \n\nSometimes you want to go \n\nWhere everybody knows your name, \nand they're always glad you came. \nYou wanna be where you can see, \nour troubles are all the same \nYou wanna be where everybody knows \nYour name. \n\nYou wanna go where people know, \npeople are all the same, \nYou wanna go where everybody knows \nyour name. \n\nFull Lyrics never actually aired \n\nMaking your way in the world today \nTakes everything you've got; \nTaking a break from all your worries \nSure would help a lot. \nWouldn't you like to get away? \n\nAll those night when you've got no lights, \nThe check is in the mail; \nAnd your little angel \nHung the cat up by it's tail; \nAnd your third fiance didn't show; \n\nSometimes you want to go \nWhere everybody knows your name, \nAnd they're always glad you came; \nYou want to be where you can see, \nOur troubles are all the same; \nYou want to be where everybody knows your name. \n\nRoll out of bed, Mr. Coffee's dead; \nThe morning's looking bright; \nAnd your shrink ran off to Europe, \nAnd didn't even write; \nAnd your husband wants to be a girl; \n\nBe glad there's one place in the world \nWhere everybody knows your name, \nAnd they're always glad you came; \nYou want to go where people know, \nPeople are all the same; \nYou want to go where everybody knows your name. \n\nWhere everybody knows your name, \nAnd they're always glad you came; \nWhere everybody knows your name, \nAnd they're always glad you came...
__label__0 Oh boy.... this time they really saw the last of me.... one time I waited 3 hrs for an oil change. Never went back. Today we stopped to inquire about changing our car. 600+ credit score didn't help. They came back with a ridiculous 13% APR. No deal but the leasing option was acceptable. However, we asked to FIRST see the car. They had to bring it from another dealer.... but... they wouldn't bring it unless they had a commitment from us to take it. All was cool with Monica until Mr. Big shot manager David Culp came over and loudmouthed us. So, we can't see the car unless we commit to buy it?\" --- \"That's riiiii - iiiight\", he said .... hahaha... who do you think you're dealing with little man? This guy is a big turnoff. We will never go back there courtesy of Mr.Culp. I know that car salesmen aren't the most courteous in the world but Culp takes the cake.
__label__3 This is a boutique catered mostly to designer brands, which was what brought me here. Great selection of designer shoes, I saw a classic Chanel pair and a vintage looking Louboutin pair, amongst lots of Jimmy Choo and other designer shoes in great condition, some even come in original boxes! I went in originally for designer purses and was a little disappointed by the selection. But I will definitely check back for shoes.
__label__0 I wanted to stop in for a long time and finally got the chance today. Mostly old lady clothes. Some priced higher than when they were new. And most of the \"couture\" has made in China labels. But to each their own. The reason I'm rating it so low is the staff. The two women were condescending and rude at best. They continued conversations amongst themselves without ever offering to help me. They kept an eye on me like they thought I was gonna take something. But the only times they actually spoke to me were to tell me they close in 15 minutes when I entered and to tell me they will close in 5 minutes which is when I left ... Without bothering to purchase the dress I picked out for my mother.
__label__3 Great Argentine food in Vegas!\n\nRincon has my favorite sandwich of all time!  The Lomito Completo!\n\nThey also do great steaks and sausage.  They have good salads, empanadas, and incredible chimichurri sauce--the best thing you've ever poured on a sandwich, portioned on a bite of steak, and dunked your fries into (all-in-one sauce!)\n\nThe atmosphere can leave something to be desired...it's not bad, just casual and a little like a small cafeteria.  Service is usually good, but has been off when crowded on more than one occasion.
__label__1 Everytime my family and I went to Las Vegas we'd go to this restaurant cos there weren't many good Argentine places near us. But whatever good it used to be is fading fast. My parents got asado and even though it was a little pink despite asking for it well done it was decent. The mollejas were good, the chimichurri was great, the bread seemed to be heated up in a microwave and was soft. The ricotta ravioles I got were hard and pretty bad, I couldn't even finish the plate. The masa of the empanadas were kinda doughy and unpleasant. The day I went there were three women working. One waitress was sweet, the other was... Just having a bad day I guess. \nI didn't get a refill on my drink til I was done eating, and I can understand that when you're busy you forget but come on, they checked on us twice throughout the whole meal. If you want something be sure to shout for it. \nOverall if you just want argentine cuisine for a decent price and aren't expecting a 4 star meal this is the place for you. I used to really love this place so I'm hoping they just had a bad day and will get back on track but as of right now I'm not planning to stop by next time I'm in town.
__label__4 I could not have been more pleased with my experience here. They are fast, prompt, and extremely thorough. Make sure you ask for Taylor as your hygienist. She was absolutely amazing and you can tell she has a passion for her career.
__label__0 DONT EVER COME HERE. this place is a joke.  I was in search of a nail place that did fancy nail art and thought I was at the right place, considering the fact that they had a bunch of displays of their work which easily attracted me.  Ive only had white tips done before, and never anything crazy, so i was really excited to have \"blinged out\" nails.\n\nIt began with a pedicure, which as he  completed it, it looked like a 5 year old had done my toe nails.  I figured, \"ok... well... at least i can wear shoes to cover them.\" after that, we went to start my mani. He started to put white tips on my nails and i specifically asked him, \"With those white tips, am i able to choose a design that I want?\" he responded \"YES, any design. after im done, choose a design and color.\" ..... and so I did. WHen i chose the nail design i wanted, he said  he couldnt do it!! i was so upset, and told him i wasnt happy with just white tips... and that wasnt what i asked for. I asked him if I was able to choose any design i wanted! and the one i did he said it was impossible because i should have told him i wanted a powdered glitter, how the hell was i suppose to know that??? im now a NAIL GURU, i didnt know i had to specifically  ask him to mis the glitter in my acrilic powder!... I mean i understand he didnt speak english, but damn seriously??? How can u run a business off of customer service if you cant understand your customers???\n\nI looked at my nails, and they were disgusting looking... they were uneven.... and horrible.   IF I WANTED WHITE TIPS, I WOULD ASK FOR THEM.... thats how he left them! and expected me to pay FULL PRICE for something I didnt want! I asked for at least 5-10 dollars off to compensate the trouble of not getting what I wanted... and what does he do??  GOES UP TO THE DOOR, LOCKS IT AND SCREAMS AT ME SAYING GIVE ME MY MONEEY!!!!! you just want it for free!\"  what a FREAK!!!!!! i told him its NOT ABOUT the money!!! I would pay even $50 for my nails IF it was worth it but this was far from it!!! I make a great deal of income, how dare he insist I was there for a free-bee!!! i gave him my money and left that MAD HOUSE!!!!! \n\n\nTHESE PEOPLE ARE CRAZY, STAYYYYYYY AWAY AT UR OWN RISK! HE WILL LOCK YOU IN THERE AND KEEP YOU HOSTAGE IF YOU DONT LIKE HIS WORK!! AND TRUST HIS NAIL ART IS PURE CRAP!
__label__4 Thank you to Jessy for a tattoo I have had a ton of compliments on!\n\nI made an appointment but they also take walk ins.\n\nArtists that weren't tattooing were sketching, painting, or drawing.\n\nI got custom work done, she drew it up on my arm to get the right fit and I am looking forward to working with her in the future on the rest of it! I can tell her mind is brewing something up for me.\n\nCheck out their website for all of the artist's portfolios...every artist is there on the website so you can check out their work before you go.\nThe pricing is extremely reasonable for the quality of the work.
__label__0 I went to Buffet at Asia on at 3:30pm dinner realize that dinner starts at 4:00pm, I only paid for lunch, the waitresses come to my table at least 8 times to see if I was eating any crab legs, however never offered me a refill on my drink...Poor service.
__label__1 The food was mediocre. the selection was very limited. my husband thought it was good,is why I gave it 2 stars. The squid was rubbery. the egg drop soup was barely warm and had corn it. Yuck!!
__label__2 I always pass this boutique on the way to work, so I decided to stop by one day.\n\nI noticed that my bras were getting too small and I remembered the golden rule on the show \"What not to wear\" Make sure \"The girls are where they're supposed to be\"...\n\nWhen I first walked into the store I wasn't that impressed, It just seemed like an old store from the 70's w/ ill-fitted discounted lingerie on special.  It wasn't until I asked the lady in the back if I could get fitted, and then she started pulling out the good stuff...\n\nAfter I was fitted I tried on the correct bra size and ahhh, the world IS a better place when the \"girls\" are where they belong!
__label__0 I have had 2 problems with this location 2 years in a row. The first one they made the cake smaller than it should have been and when I told the owner about it she acted so rude and suggested I was lying. The next year they messed up my daughters birthday cake. I ordered chocolate chip ice cream and the chips everyone realized was cheap generic ice cream that you would buy at the store in those big gallon tubs. The only saving grace was the good decoration.
__label__0 i had an appt for cataract surgery and my daughter already had purchased the plane tickets when, out of the blue, Dr Westfield announced he was changing his days of doing surgery.  THAT REALLY SUCKED!   Never was even notified of this change and they lied and said they tried to reach me,  Found out when i got my preoperative exam.  When i finally got the surgery, the lens was placed in the wrong spot and i now have ghost images in that eye that Dr westfield says it would be dangerous to try to fix.  STAY AWAY!
__label__1 Poor customer service in Spanish AND English. You just can't legislate or regulate against stupidity. It is hard to manage a franchise operation, I know. But with unemployment hovering at ten percent, I think this Popeye's can do better.\n\nThe chicken I'm not interested in fueling a brand loyalty debate. It is what it is. Spitefully overpriced, but each to his own as I prefer the flavor of the spicy. But bad customer service in today's economy is UNFORGIVABLE. \n\nI'm not talking about someone who can't speak in a language I understand (because they didn't realize it ... but I speak all languages spoken at this particular Popeye's) and I'm not talking about someone having a bad day at the register. I'm talking about shameful, rude, arrogance beyond comparison.\n\nNo...I will never go back to this ghetto excuse for a Popeye's.  This chain restaurant franchise has earned my \"Restaurant Most Deserving of Implosion\" award for this year. There is no excuse for the racism displayed by these people, and no excuse for the clowning around behind the counter in view of the customers whom you attach nicknames to. Evil, evil people.\n\nGrr.
__label__0 I went here ONE time and that will definitely be the last.  \n\n- Crowd- Bikers (40-60+) \n- Wet- Tshirt Contest of 40+ women, in kiddie tub, with old man pouring buckets of water on them \n- Hot and sticky \n- Over crowded (sweaty/smelly)\n\nWould not go back here again, not my scene at all, but for some it may make for perfect fit; so I am not hatin', just not for me!
__label__0 This is the absolute worst Pizza Hut I have ever been to. Extremely rude employees, and an extremely rude manager. After delivering the pizza to the wrong home, they offered to remake it for me, but only after I had called and complained that it was taking over an hour to deliver. It then took another HOUR to get my brand new pizza. I called the manager and requested a refund. I went down to the store and the manager made rude remarks, and rolled his eyes at me several times during our \"conversation\", then only to shut down and throw me refund receipt and debit card at me for me to take and sign. Absolutely the worst Pizza Hut I have ever dealt with.
__label__4 This service is great! I don't trust anyone with my son but I felt comfortable using this company. Olivia was our nanny for the evening and I think she did a fantastic job and was very attentive. Sarah, the owner is one of the nicest people out there :)
__label__4 I have been studying with Sifu Baugh since 2003.  My only complaint is that I didn't find him before 2003.  I have been studying since the 80's, and I have studied with some disreputable teachers.  Sifu teaches: Chen Tai Chi, Yang Tai Chi, Northern and Southern forms of Kung Fu, Praying Mantis, Xing Yi, Ba Qua, and other forms of traditional Kung Fu.  Unlike other teachers and schools I have attended, Sifu Baugh is approachable and humble.  He teaches the majority of the classes, and his only concern is helping you to get better.  He is respected by other martial arts teachers in town, and he even teaches some of them. \n\nIf you are looking for a traditional Kung Fu school with: experienced and qualified instructors, reasonable monthly fees, no annual contracts, many different styles and classes, no ego, and a place that you can train for the rest of your life, then this is the place to train.
__label__0 No air conditioner! We all sweated as we ate, it's an oven in here!! Worst mc Donald and dinning experience of the summer. How can you have the dinning room open when you have no air and it's over 100 degrees
__label__1 It feels weird reviewing a McDonalds again, but here we go anyway. Unfortunately I've only had the pleasure of visiting this location after hours and have had different experiences each time. \n\nSometimes they allow me to order select breakfast items off of their 24 hour breakfast menu, and sometimes they don't. \n\nSometimes they allow me to pay with my debit card and sometimes they don't.\n\nSometimes the drive thru is open and sometimes the entire restaurant is closed with no warning save for traffic cones blocking the drive thru.\n\nIn case you haven't noticed a pattern, this is the most inconsistent fast food joint I've hit up. And if you do end up ordering some food late at night,  be prepared to take a mini siesta in your car while you wait for your food order.
__label__0 My coworker got us lunch from this branch and were disgusted with the quality of their fries. We got 4 combos and NONE of us were able to eat it. Sadly we couldn't return them because we had to get back to work DISAPPOINTED because we didn't get to enjoy our fries since they were old/oily/stale/ and plain gross! \n\nOn a separate visit, I asked the drive though cashier for ketchup and was told that \"we are all out\" when there was a whole bunch on their counter! I mean, seriously???? \n\nZERO STARS, go to a different mcdonalds!
__label__0 I wanted to like this place. I pulled up and was underwhelmed by the appearance of the outside but decided to give it a shot anyway. First, when I initially called and made an appointment they told me it was a $10 charge for gel polish. When I got there, they told me it was an extra $20 for gel polish. $20 extra dollars for some nail polish under a UV light? No. So I decided to get just the regular 30 minute manicure and 30 minute pedicure. \n\nMy manicure lasted a measly 15 minutes. And the pedicure was the worst I have ever had. That is saying a lot considering I get pedicures every 2 weeks and have done so for the last 10 years. My toenails look like they were painted by my 3 year. Honestly, my two week old pedicure from before looked better than what I have on my nails right now. In addition to that, the pedicure chairs do not recline and do not have massage. Maybe fine normally, but I am 8 months pregnant and I had to sit uncomfortably for the duration of the pedicure because the chairs do not adjust at all. \n\nI came here because I had a Spa Finder gift card and my regular nail place doesn't accept them. Highly disappointed and now I have to go get my toes redone because they look like utter crap and I can't reach them myself.
__label__1 I went with 4 other girls here for a massage.  3 of us had the spa samplers.  I chose the facial (extra $10), foot massage, hand/foot scrub, and scalp/shoulders massage.  The lady I had was super friendly, however, the facial was ok.   the foot massage was even worse.   Mostly, rubbing up and down my legs not much pressure at all on my tired feet.  My hair was so greasy after the scalp massage because of the massage oil that I had to wash my hair before leaving salon.  Overall, price is too good to be true.
__label__3 Came for the awesome shakes & fries. We usta come here sit at the front window & watch cars & ppl. But there were too many transient ppl here slummin & loitering. Came here today tables clean, quiet, organized & helpful. I ordered the vanilla shake real thick & flavorful. Gson got the strawberry shake he could barely get the thick ice cream through the straw. The fries were crispy on the outside yummy on the inside.
__label__0 Puke Palace!!!\n\nAdvisory: This location ONLY!\n\nI use to come here on my lunch breaks because it was right next to where I used to work. I would walk here almost once a week...JUST FOR CONVENIENCE! We only got a half hour lunch so I had to go somewhere close and the only other option was Mc Donald's and I'm not a big fan! \n\nSo hmmm where do I begin? Yes its that bad! \n\nOk the 1st time I came here I ordered a bacon cheese burger combo which after tax was like $8.00bucks!!!...OMG it took 20 minutes for me to get my order which meant I had to scarf this nasty sickening burger down in 5 mins because I still had to walk back to work and clock in! \n\nNot to mention on top of it taking forever to cook it was under cooked I saw it was rare pink!!! I was so pissed off and had no time to complain I just ate the thing and left to work. \n\nI tried this place a few more times only because I didn't have time to eat anywhere else. \n\nThe second time I ate here I tried there chicken strips. UMMM they were tasty but had blue dots streaming through them...not sure what that was but hey I'm still living! \n\nAfter trying various items I came to realize the only tasty and safe thing to order was their chili cheese fries which after tax came to almost 6 bucks for a large. \n\nLuckily I do not nearby anymore and will NOT be returning! \n\n*NASTY FOOD \n*OVER PRICED \n*DIRTY AND FILTHY DINE IN \n*DRUGGED OUT EMPLOYEES \n\nPS: The employees are ALL NASTY and DRUGGED OUT!!! \n\nI witnessed an employee with dirty finger nails. Also no washing of hands or gloves while touching raw and cooked food. This location seems more of a health department issue than anything else. \n\nPlease if you can avoid eating at THIS Dairy Queen Please avoid it! at all costs!
__label__0 This place is the definition of repugnant. I understand when a mistake happens once or twice when it is busy, but I have gone here multiple times and during those multiple times, my order and the service have been not at it's best. For example, I have ordered fries and they told me it was going to be a few minutes because they make everything fresh, but when I got the fries, they were cold and undercooked. Secondly, when I order a blizzard, the amount of toppings in very light. Thirdly, filthy filthy filthy. I am not surprised that I saw a C rating in their lobby. Overall, I will no longer go out of my way to this place is to eat.
__label__4 We have been here several times. It is always clean and everyone is very friendly. Sandra is a master colorist and hairstylist.  Not to mention gives THE BEST scalp massages! I can't imagine anyone else ever touching my hair again! Definitely ask for Sandra!  She is awesome! :-)
__label__0 Walk in on sat. Nobody was up front and nobody helped me. So I walked out. Do not go there.
__label__1 I had been craving a milkshake from sonic for weeks, I finally went and got one today! The guy didn't put the lid on all the way, MILK SHAKE EVERYWHERE!!!! All the guy did was offer more napkins! Half of my milkshake spilled out. I even paid more to get extra pie crust in the shake...I et to work to get and my order is completely wrong! It's not brain surgery people!!!!
__label__3 Good honest sushi from Hawaii. Sushi Yamaguchi was one of the only sushi places in Vegas that have been to where they actually seasoned their edamame. One of the more memorable rolls I had was called the Black Fire roll, eel, and cream cheese inside with spicy tuna outside. Garnished with scallions and eel sauce. A great combination of sweet and spicy, crunchy and creamy. The roll itself was enough to almost fill me up. The restaurant sees a good number of regulars during the lunch hours.
__label__2 Good sushi place, prices are reasonable.  Nothing outstanding, but it a good place to go and I will be going back again.  The service was outstanding, although I did go at lunch and there were not many people there.
__label__2 Not bad... the Restaurant.com coupon helped make this 2 star restaurant into a 3-star.
__label__0 My wife and I are expecting our second child.  We have actually been here a couple of times.  It certainly is a boutique with some expensive strollers that you usually see movie stars carting their little ones in.  We went over the president's day weekend.  We went there for a specific product.  My wife wanted to get an  Ergo baby carrier for our daughter now and the new baby coming.  So I stayed back and with our daughter and we were looking a some comfy chairs.  My wife was on a mission and knew what she was looking for.  She found the Ergo in the back of store and then came and got us so we could all try it on and see if it was going to work.  We spent a good 45 minutes, both of us trying it on with our daughter fighting us the whole way.  In the mean time I couldn't help but notice this other couple that was being helped about the same time we walked in.  I overheard them talking about baby monitors and they were wondering if the range would be sufficient because their home was over 5000 square feet.  This associate was at their feet helping them.  At the end we finished with the Ergo and I asked my wife did anyone ever offer you any help since we walked in?  She said no, and on the way out we saw several associates just hanging out.  It was very obvious to me that this terrible establishment caters to a certain demographic here in Las Vegas.  Please don't waste your time in this pretentious store.  Everything they offer can be purchased online and in some cases Babies R Us.  Apparently visually we didn't meet the standards required to get the right amount of service from this sales staff.  This is one local business that doesn't want our money and will never get it! It is a shame because we were ready to purchase this item from them and we decided to pass.  Just a hello would of saved our business.
__label__1 Close to my house so I checked it out again. Maybe 3 ppl plus a very in attentive bar tender (dare I call him that). More interested in goofing on his iPad than trying to provide any kind of service. I quickly dropped $45, practically had to beg to get a beer. I'll pay for the beer, just actually pay attention.\n\nProlly try it in a few months but I doubt anything will change. Hasn't in over a year. No wonder it's empty at 1am
__label__3 My favorite neighborhood bars. Great drink prices, the machines are loose, and there is always a few cute smiles working.\nPizzas are really good and half off on saturdays. \nFirst impressions from the outside is that the bar is old and small but when you get inside it has a nice neighborhood bar feeling. Like the show Cheers.  They have a restaurant area and a bar. They have an abundance of flat screens for the games and they will even change the channel for you for your favorite team. They have a large banquet area that tends to be busy all the time with different car groups and receptions. \nI really like the Fellini's pizza. The bread is homemade and the cheese is delicious. The tacos on Tuesday are really good too. They are american style but they hit the spot. \n\nFYI\nI have seen families there with the kids after sport games so I guess its a kid friendly restaurant.
__label__1 Fatburger wouldn't be my first choice for lunch.  First of all, the burger is kind of expensive.  Secondly, it's not that great.  Although, it looks delicious.  \n\nWhen I went in all I wanted was a cheeseburger with the works.  I felt like I was signing up for life insurance.  They kept bombarding me questions.  Just do it right and stop making things so complicated.  It's supposed to be fast food.
__label__3 I normally don't comment on service because that always varies depending on who you get, but I must say that our waitress was amazing. She seemed to be the only one working the whole restaurant, but I didn't notice. My drink was never more than half empty and she was working her butt off! Extra star just for her.\n\nA little local sports bar with a pretty extensive menus- dinner entrees, salads, burgers, sandwiches, appetizers, etc. I was only expecting pub dishes when we saw this place, but we were pleasantly surprised. My husband and I both ordered the Western burger. Overall solid burger- the patty itself was a little under seasoned, but the BBQ sauce had a good flavor and I enjoyed every bite.  \nHad the Frings on the side- fries and onion rings and they were delicious. Everything was crispy and well seasoned. \n\nGreat little joint to stop in to watch the game and have a well cooked meal. Great selection for a bar.
__label__4 Fixed my locks, was on time and reasonably priced. I was pleased with the service and the tech did not try to sell me on unnecessary extras.
__label__0 I don't need to go back to a smith that refuses to sell pins to a do-it-yourselfer that needs to re-key new doorlocks to older keys.  I will not return to have keys duplicated at this joint nor will I consider them should I need a safe.  This business approach is extremely myopic when one considers how uncommonly a customer will want to re-pin his/her own locks.  \n\nAn employee had to tell me, \"We don't do that,\" after consulting the decision maker, who sat on his long suffering chair and refused to walk 8 steps to the counter to explain.\n\nFor what it's worth, the locksmith in my homwtown GIVES me the pins I need, and I returned to pay for duplicate keys, difficult re-pins and lock-outs.  I also recommend their services to friends.\n\nTwo way street.  Give and take.\n\nLiberty/Stanley just wants to take.
__label__1 For the past two Sundays, I've come here to hang out for a couple of hours while my Son is at a Church function.  I enjoy watching the Sunday night football game here and enjoying a drink or two.  Last night I decided to grab a bite to eat.\n\nI was dining by myself and wanted some finger food.  After browsing the menu for a few minutes, I decided to go with the Nachos ($10.50).  To wash it down, I had an Iced Tea.\n\nI watched the Giants/Bears game while I waited for my grub......it didn't take too long before it came....the waitress delivered the Nachos and they were a friggin' mountain of Nachos!  (see pics) Seriously.....I'm not opposed to large portions, but damn this thing could easily feed 4 people!  I was a little pissed because I didn't want to eat that much and the waitress didn't say anything.....also the menu didn't mention the gargantuan size of the Nachos either.  I reacted by saying \"Damn, that's a friggin' mountain of food!\".....she replied \"I know\"......well if you knew, why didn't you say something when I ordered it?!\n\nThis is where I am torn....do I knock off a Star because of this?  or not?  I personally feel that it's the server's responsibility to inform customers of stuff like this....especially when they see someone is dining alone and portion size is not mentioned on the menu.\n\nBack to the food....the Nachos were topped with melted Cheddar Cheese, Jalapenos, Guacamole, Sour Cream, Onions, Olives, Tomatoes.  The thing was so massive that stuff was falling off the edges of plate....another faux pas from the server is that she didn't offer me a smaller plate to eat my Nachos.....she expected me to pull pieces off this mountain and have it fall all over the table like a pig.  I tried for a few minutes but felt like a slob so I asked her for a plate, which she brought over right away.\n\nThe Nachos flavor wasn't spectacular, it was bleh.  The Cheese wasn't gooey....it was melted, but seemed to be sitting a little while because it was already coagulating and it was difficult to eat the Nachos without using a fork.  Also, it was top heavy with the toppings....meaning after the 1st layer of Nachos, there was nothing but bare chips in the lower sections.  What's the point of this dish then?  I don't know.....I felt bad because I didn't even come close to finishing it and it wasn't worth taking home......what a waste of food.\n\nI took off 1 Star because of the bad service.....still a great place to catch a game.  I've eaten here many times in the past with great experiences, but was an inactive Yelper at the time so those experiences are outdated.\n\nWill I return?  Because of my favorable history with Big Dog's, I will give them another chance.....next time I'm asking the server how large the portion is.
__label__2 Very sad to say that the bar was sold to a slot parlor & will be closing before New Years. The staff was good & so was the food. To many stupid slot parlors in this town now!
__label__1 Growing up in high school, my friend Julia used to just rave about this place.  She swore the curry puffs were the best thing she'd ever put in her mouth.  She lived all the way across the city, though, so I never had the chance to sample it.  The last time she was in town, I went with her family.  I would have been less than impressed anyway, but it truly paled because I was expecting something spectacular both from her raves and the various awards it's received over the years.\n\nThe curry puffs were OK, but nothing great.  The rest of the dishes seemed like something I could get at any Chinese restaurant without the price tag that Cathay House put on them.  The feel of the dining room was more college cooking course than high class dining and the service was slow at best.\n\nThe food wasn't bad, but the value wasn't there.  Wish I could have tried it 10 years ago.
__label__1 Been going to this restaurant for years.  The quality goes up and down.  Last Saturday however, we learned that they charge $1 per person for tea.     I don't even drink tea.  I order soda.  They don't even ask you if you want tea they just serve it.  I asked them how they figure who is and who isn't drinking the tea.  They could not give me an answer.  So before you order and they bring you that tea you better make sure you want it and you tell them who are the people who are going to be drinking it.
__label__2 This is the place to go for Dim Sum. During certain times they have carts that make rounds around the restaurant so you can just pick off what you want.\n\nThe food is pretty delicious. Every time I come here I'm not disappointed. My favorites are -- Shrimp wontons & shrimp balls. They serve it with a mayo dipping sauce that is to die for when combined! We also ordered crab in this ginger garlic sauce which had a lot of flavor. \n\nI gave them 3 stars because I could have taken a nap & the food would have not arrived yet! Even our wonton soup took forever to come out. We were starving! & today we had ordered deep fried chicken and they forgot it when we clearly ordered it. And funny thing was the waiter recited our order back to us after we had ordered our food. \n\nOverall, I'll come back here but probably will call to pick up food instead of dine in.
__label__0 They microwaved our dim sum in front of us. Depressing. Nothing more to stay.
__label__3 What the hell... Drove there today and they were closed?!?! The sign over the restaurant was taken down... So confused and sad, this was my spot!!!! I hope it's just temporary for construction. Anyone have any insight?
__label__4 These guys are AWESOME! Our AC unit at our home took a dump and I called around to four different places in Las Vegas, these guys were the only ones who could make it over the same day to troubleshoot our problem. I had a breaker for the AC that would not reset properly. They came out later that night and shot down the unit. It's old, from 1999. They could have replaced the unit that night but I needed to get ahold of our landlord to approve the maintenance. The very next day I was able to have Dekes come out and replace the broken AC unit. They were able to direct bill our landlord and required no money from us(besides the initial visit for troubleshooting). My wife was also pleased by their professionalism and great work. These guys are great and I would recommend them to anyone else in the Las Vegas area!! Thanks again Dekes Refrigeration & Air Conditioning!!! Our house is cooling nice again, just like new!!!
__label__0 This office is good for very basic stuff - very basic.  I brought my pet in because  something was not right and the doctor said it was just a reaction to something (and basically didn't know anything else to do).  I don't know why I didn't get a second opinion.  Two months later my pet died.  I really liked this office at first, but after the lack of action and knowledge (or even suggesting they didn't know what to do to see someone else) I won't be returning.
__label__2 I have to admit, the only thing that makes this place good is their interesting looking bread, which is unique in appearance and texture and is delicious. Other than that, the sandwiches are pretty plain and expensive for what you get ($5-6 for a small sandwich). \n\nThe service here is pretty lackluster, since there are only a couple people working at any given time. When I've been here, I've found the cashier to be a little impatient when customers are trying to figure out what to order, so now I tend to just hit the drive thru. \n\nThe building is super old and parking is tight since there aren't very many spots out front. There's another small parking area in the back but it's not much larger. I usually get the small original, which is good, but like I said...only because the bread is unique, fresh and tasty. If they used baugettes or \"normal\" sub bread for their sandwiches, I don't think I would eat here.
__label__4 Sandwiches are great and I've had really nice customer service each time I've visited.
__label__2 My 100th review is a tribute to \"street food\" - Tacos El Compita is in a strip center, and was fast and authentic.  We were limited on cash (forgot it was cash only in other reviews), but scraped together enough for a 5-taco plate (I got the juicy tongue/lengua, and the boy had 2 beef, 1 carnitas and 1 pollo), a side of sliced avocado, and 1 Mexican coke (bf only drinks h2o).  The food was fast, the salsa bar very nice (radishes, whole raw jalepenos, pico, onions and cilantro, very spicy salsas - loved the green especially).  The tacos had onions and salsa on them, and my poor bf doesn't do spicy food too well, so he got the avocado to cool him down while I was dipping it in the green sauce!\n\nThis place is cheap and yummy, a solid bet.  I would definitely return when I have cash.  The salsa bar had cups with lids so if we hadn't been on our way to Popcorn Girl, I would've taken some green salsa home!  I ate only one taco due to our limited budget and the bf's big appetite, but next time I may try a torta (highly recommended by the lady in front of us).  The guy sitting right behind me was selling pirated CDs and peliculas :)  No one seemed to bite every time they walked in and he called CDs! Peliculas!  CDs! Peliculas!\n\nThe best part was watching my bf go to his car to get change and count out quarters and dimes to buy me the Mexican coke :)
__label__3 never been in this place but the drive-thru is very fast & the service is friendly & helpgul(english-speaking). this is the only place for a good gyro in las vegas. some higher priced places try but nothing comes close to the one's @ gyrotime. good cheap eats. baklava is delicious too & cheap!!
__label__2 Good for a fast health food alternative than burger king. Busy with people and got my food out fast.
__label__4 Sure - it looks like its better days are behind it.  But the work is great!\n\nThey care a lot and spend quite a bit of time getting it right.  I am quite particular.  \n\nEverything gets wiped down.  It's the third time I've been here. \n\nI'll definitely be back.
__label__0 BEST CAR WASH EVER!!!!!!\n\nMake sure you ask for the \"Manager's Special!!!!\"\n\nThat's where he ashes his cigarette on your car right in front of the cops, that you called, because his (and these are his exact words) \"Professionally Trained Car Wash Technicians\" make a dug-through-the-clearcoat-and-the-paint ring of scratches around a half-cleaned bird poop. Then he won't rectify the situation because you tarnished his business by calling the police, that he told you to call, and that's after he calls you a liar. \n\nIt's hard to find that great of a level of customer service anymore, and let me tell you, they've got it here!!!
__label__1 I was very disappointed with my recent service. I realized it was busy and was told it would take 40 minutes, no worries, but when I noticed they 'mark' your car with a white marker - it is to tell the workers what level of service you paid for which determines your place in line.  After waiting 1 hour, 20 minutes and seeing  many others who came after me had come and gone, I was not happy.  I mentioned to the service person what happened and he did not deny it and said he was sorry. I will not longer spend my lunch hour at this place!
__label__0 This place suceeds in spite of itself. \n\nIt has a great location, and an appealing look. I wish I could say the same about the food. I agree with Jamie P's review; the food is not quality. \n\nIf you're in the mood for this type of food, and don't feel like driving 90 miles to the nearest Chic Fil A, then settle for Raising Caine. You'll at least get hot food, quality fries, and a friendly attitude. \n\nI am done with this; one and out.
__label__1 I used to LOVE this place. I mean \"go there several times a week\" kind of love but lately it seems deals have decreased as well as portion sizes. I was addicted to their wings and would stock up on them regularly. The sad little party wings they serve now (For the same price mind you!) are actually kind of insulting.
__label__3 What a great place to spend an hour just day dreaming. They have RC Planes,Boats,cars,trucks, trainsand everything RC plus they help you work on your stuff and usually people are gathered outside toying around with their RC toy. So few of these model & Hobby store around anymore we are blessed to have 2 in the neighborhood.
__label__3 A quaint little store for the kid in all of us! \n\nWe stopped in to do some shopping.  There are model trains, planes and automobiles! A huge variety of every kind.   We had the pleasure of dealing with Brad.   He was so knowledgeable and helpful or our shopping that day.   I didn't realize that fun little gadgets can get to be pricey.  It was certainly an eye opener but Brad was great to deal with.   \n\nThe store is filled with many different items from floor to ceiling.  It's almost overwhelming in a small space.   Sometimes you may feel claustrophobic but you can definitely find what you need.\n\nThe associates in the store are fantastic.   From browsing to purchasing, they were all very helpful and friendly.  We are now introduced to a fun new hobby!~
__label__0 This store was close which is the only reason I ever went.  Thank goodness I recently moved and there is one closer with a much better staff.  However, this one....avoid if you can.  The staff is RUDE and like to chatter when there are customers in the store instead of helping them.  I lived down the street for five years so this isn't just a one time experience.  It happened almost every time.  The last few months there was one young girl (I can't remember her name, started with an A) that worked there that was super nice and sweet, they better keep her or they will keep getting bad reviews.
__label__0 Don't want to be mean but this place sucked slow service I've only been twice and each time it took them 15 min to make my chia tea and this time drink is not good taste like all milk   All the girls stood around while the slow man making the drinks took forever. I won't be going back to this place sadly
__label__1 Love the apartment, love the location.  The front office, with one exception, is awful.  The manager, Cynthia, is pleasant and professional.  Her staffer, Julia, is one of the worst workers in any role I've come across.  Late every day, doesn't respond to messages and 3 hr lunches daily are a few examples.  Fire this girl and start over.  How do you run a leasing office without a staffer there?!
__label__0 This store has gone south in its cleanliness in the produce department. I was there on September 14th 2012 and made a complaint regarding how disgusting I found this area to be. The bins where the produce is displayed are sticky to touch and leave a slimy residue on your fingers and hands. It is transferred to some of the items packaged so when picked up it is passed on to your hands. The glass display near the South end looked as if it hadn't been cleaned in weeks.\nThis makes me wonder what I might have missed in the meat and poultry department.\nI also complained about the lack of maintenance on the carts as the majority are a pain to push around with bumping wheels that make the carts pull to one side making it difficult to guide them in the direction you wish.\nLast of all I made complaints about the lack of air conditioning during the hottest days this last summer with temp as hight as 113 degrees outside the building. \nI guess Walmart is trying to maximize profits as usual. Considering how they cheat foreign labor, paying little for a ten hour day six days or more per week, making massive profits per item sold you can hardly believe.\nSo much for Americas number one international business, another Corporate Exploiter.\nI would have taken some pics but my phone is broken.\nI don't know if it would have done any good to call the Health Department seeing how powerful Walmart is in America.\nI am going back to Other super markets nearby, it's cheaper in the long run and healthier .
__label__0 Wtf. Only giving a 1 star rating because they changed the chicken enchilada soup. Who's the jackass who decided to change the soup. Steward fire him or her please. This bar was sooooo busy u had to fight to get to the bar what happened??? How much money ru you losing now? It's scary to think about it? Maybe It's about time to make a change. As business owner what the fuck are you thinking?
__label__4 I am not a great golfer by any means. But i do love the sport. this course is great for beginners and good golfers alike. It's wide open with few houses in a hittable location unless you REALLY get a hold and slice or pull badly. water is a recurring nightmare and provides some good challenges. Greens were in pretty good shape. not perfect but compared to other courses for under 50 dollars a round I haven't found any better. \n\nThe part that sets this place a part from courses i go to is the employees and service. from the clubhouse counter all the way through to the food service were the best I've experienced.  ll actually have starters rolling around DOING their job and pushing the very slow groups along. My green fee included some draft beers and some food which i didn't plan on. and to top it off unlimited range balls. It was the best Saturday of golf I've had in Vegas.
__label__3 Only golf in SW... Always in pretty good condition. So many people think it would be narrow because its residential course, but its not- its pretty wide open. They have a full driving range and chip/putt area. \n\nI booked on golf now, but i heard the guy in front of me say he booked a pretty good price directly in their website?? I paid 40 on a hot deal.... Soo worth it.\n\nThey do have a mobile refreshment cart girl that comes around the course, selling snacks, liquor, beer... Cheers to that. \n\nThe restaurant at thd clubhouse looks pretty good... I did not get to try it, but will next time.
__label__4 VIP Golf recommended this place to me.  I think they hit it right on the nail.  It doesn't get any better than this.  We arrived in a cab and were greeted by some friendly staff who took our clubs and pointed us to where we check in.  A very friendly man checked us in, gave us a coupon for free breakfast or lunch as well as 2 drinks each.  \n\nWe ordered our lunch and 2 bottled waters to go.  The cart was supplied with ice in the cooler attached to the side.  \n\nWe met the starter, who gave us great instructions and answered our many questions.  The weather was perfect, the 2 people we were put in a group with were so nice.  \n\nThe course was beautiful!!  The guys with us were good the course was plenty challenging.  I am a new golfer and played the forward tees and enjoyed playable time and I only lost 1 ball :)  We took plenty of pictures, which I will try to post later.  \n\nWhen we were through, the staff carried our bags up front waiting for our ride while we headed to the 19th hole.\n\nOverall, I couldn't ask for anything better.  Friendly and efficient service from everyone we met.\n\nFinally, for all of this, the price was fantastic!  Golf club rentals from VIP Golf delivered to my hotel, 18 holes, cart rental, range time... all for one great price.\n\nI will definitely be back the next time I am in Vegas.
__label__3 Free Wi-Fi, Unlimited Coffee Refills of surprisingly decent quality, a handful of individually bagged hot teas, and now with 3-4 varieties of iced tea plus iced coffee - sure I'm not going to pay what they charge for a sandwich I could make for 1/3 the price using better ingredients at home, but for beverages and simply killing time or getting some work done there aren't too many places I prefer.
__label__4 I love coming to Panera! Ashley Love and Luke always brighten my day. The staff here is so amazing and friendly! We have been coming for years. Great food and wonderful service!
__label__0 I have been to this location several times before and normally the food has been on point and the service has been decent. But after today's trip to Panera, it pains me to leave this 1 star review, but after what occurred today I felt that it was the only thing that I could do.\n\nFirst, they were out of Broccoli Soup at 12:45 in the afternoon. I would have understood had it been later in the day sure, but you are in the middle of the lunch rush and you run out of a key item. Second was I ordered a Tomato and Mozzarella Panini and it was the most pathetic thing I have ever seen. The sandwich had 2 pieces of mozzarella cheese, 4 slices of tomato and and a pathetic amount of sun dried tomatoes. Third, the Turkey & Bacon Sandwich had no flavor what so ever. The sandwich looked like they just threw it together and there was no care to what it looked like. \n\nThe only positive of this trip was the Peanut Butter Cookie, which is sad to say.\n\nIt really pains me to say this but I don't think I will be going back to this location and may not go back to Panera because this trip has really left a sour taste in my mouth.
__label__1 I waited almost 20 minutes while i watched others receive their food for soup, salad, and kids buttered noodles. When they finally brought out our food I was met with half wilted lettuce with nothing but dressing. I inquired about the croutons and was told they were out but never was I given the option to change my order  prior to this discovery. When I asked why it took so long I was simply told that the were busy. There were no attempts to make up for the slow service though the girl who brought the food out apologized, nothing else was done. I come here a lot and was shocked at this experience.
__label__3 We moved here about a month ago, and so far everything has been good! All the staff members have been very kind and helpful. The complex is great, for us and our pets, and we are excited to start enjoying all the amenities that includes. Hope to keep having a wonderful stay here!
__label__2 We wandered in during our weekend staycation, not even sure we wanted more steak (we had been to a few steak places of late and wanted something different). We checked out the menu and decided that it was broad enough to give it a go.\n\nWe started out with white wine by the glass (a sauv blanc and a chard) and ordered a bottle of red for dinner. I wish now I could remember the recommendation, but both my companion and the sommelier were excited about it, and I loved the choices they were making. #winowin\n\nEschewing the steaks, I ordered a Caesar salad and the Oysters Rockefeller and he ordered the chilean sea bass. \n\nThe salad was good, crisp, and tangy. Nothing spectacular, but a solid Caesar salad. Fresh dressing from what I could taste, and plenty of ground pepper to taste. Always a plus.\n\nThe oysters were really tasty. Cheesy, spinach-y, garlic-y goodness on the half-shell. The oysters themselves were perfectly cooked and the Rockefeller preparation was fresh: the top was expertly browned and the layer below was creamy and all but screamed \"flavorful! Eat me!\" A dish done very well.\n\nThe sea bass was... well, to say it wasn't good was an understatement. The ammonia smell coming from it was overpowering. We all know the \"freshening up\" trick, and thankfully no one argued with us when we sent it back. To the server's credit (all the staff, really), they offered him another entree (no way were we asking for a repeat of that) and had a petite filet and au gratin potatoes back to the table in no time.\n\nThe filet was executed well. It was cooked as requested, had an excellent flavor, and was tender and juicy. I didn't try the potatoes but they looked good and my companion liked them a lot.\n\nThe service was excellent most of the time with a smattering of slow spots and one flag-down. The atmosphere is both casual and intimate, high-end without being stuffy, dark-ish without needing to squint to see everything. I would have liked to seen the patrons spread out more; I get that there are service loads to consider... but then seat the couples in more quiet areas and keep the families and larger groups closer together? I don't know how to make it fair, but it seemed like our quiet dinner was interrupted a little too often by the large groups to which we seemed a little too close.\n\nI really wanted to give it 3.5 - 4 stars. To be fair, they *did* handle the fish issue with grace. However, for what I expected and what they promise, it was just good. Not great, but good. A solid, A-OK experience. I would go back again, sure. I'd give it another shot, if just for the oysters and wine. \n\nPS - The living statue thingy at the front by the hostess desk? *small voice* It creeped me out. ;) #nolie
__label__4 I'll definitely come here again on my next trip to Vegas. The food was outstanding and the service & price were great. We tried several dishes and loved all of them. I definitely recommend the following:\n\n- Escargot\n- Lamb chops\n- Creme Brulee\n- Lava Cake
__label__0 Update 10/6/2014: I am starting to really tire of the repeat blunders by the campus administrators, staff, and all other campus agencies that shows its ugly teeth. In fact, if you read my previous reviews,  I often update and continuously lower the stars on a yearly basis.\n\nThis time it got pretty bad, for some reason the UNLV Parking and Enforcement sold 19,000 parking passes when there is just over 12,500 parking spots at any given time on campus. Local news coverage have covered this story in detail, such as KTNV and ABC 13 Action News (dated September 15th, 2014 available online \"UNLV students peeved over packed parking lots on campus\"). \n\nTo add fuel to the fire, for the first month and still ongoing, a majority of the white lot, that was meant for US, the PAYING STUDENTS who bought the passes, has been hijacked by tourists who take up hundreds of parking spots... MEANT FOR US, with semitrailers, Greyhound Bus Convoys, etc. \n\nNot only do we have to drive around wasting gas looking for a parking spot, but we often end up parking farther away from our classes that WE BORROWED AND SPENT TUITION MONEY ON, suffer from dehydration (I saw one lying on the ground on the first floor of the library being helped by cops and paramedics), and almost every lot is FULL. \n\nI drive a stickshift, and preferably I would NOT LIKE TO park inside the parking garage located next to Flamingo Road because of stop-and-go driving UPHILL and the extremely tight turning clearances we all have to make to get from one floor to another or to drive around a idiot student that is holding up traffic waiting for someone to back out. All of you fucks are contributing to the destruction of my clutch. \n\nWe have to endure the shit parking spots on a daily basis, even during our first exam week. We were the ones who paid to come here, to put up with incompetent teachers, lousy parking spaces, overzealous parking enforcement, and all of these tourist convention shitheads that want to make UNLV basically their semester residence, which displaces the rest of us from getting to class on time, or even to class at all. \n\nNowdays I advise just showing up on campus about 1 or 2 hours earlier. Just skip breakfast and your shower and just get to campus. Your going to lose your hygiene anyways from all the sweat pouring out your body from the miserable 20-30 minute walk out in 100+ degree fahrenheit weather. Just go shower at the Student Recreation Center instead.
__label__1 Obviously great selection of Rebel merchandise but outrageous prices. Seriously, the prices are almost twice what they should be. Why does the same hat cost $30 here, $20 at the ballgame, and $16 online from the manufacturer? But... If you want nice Rebelbilia, they've got stuff here that no one else carries. Bring a few quarters for parking.
__label__3 The food was good! Everything was well priced .  I ordered a taco and enchilada .  The kids had Carne asada burrito.  Beans came with the meal we very good. Like home cooked beans.  The meal also come with rice I never eat rice at Mexican restaurants but I ate theirs.  The chips that come before the meal we huge. (Whole tortilla ).   The only down side is they are not by my house.
__label__4 First of all, let me preface my review by saying that Jorge and his crew are super nice. My office has worked with them in the past to cater several of our events, one involving 200 people and another 4,000 plus. Considering the mass quantities of food they served, the quality was not compromised. They are willing to accommodate any type of request.\n\nThat said, I've enjoyed their food multiple times at First Friday, and it has all been superb. You must try the sopes, quesadillas, and the fish tacos OMG! They  are phenomenal! Check them out now!
__label__4 After moving to Las Vegas from NJ and letting my hair grow out for my wedding for the last six months I went to Cielo on Saturday desperate for a hair cut.  I gotta admit my hair was in really bad shape.  However, Jason was somehow able to make it look great again.  He listened to my concerns about not wanting it too short and gave me a great layered hair cut.  I love their shampoo chairs you can have your legs up so it's comfortable for your hair.  And he even massaged my neck during the shampoo.  Jason is very easy to talk to and I am so happy to find my new stylist.  Try him I'm sure you'll be happy too!
__label__4 Absolutely stunning and peaceful.  You could walk through Allegheny Cemetery 100 times and see something different every time.  Highlights include:\n\n-Stephen Foster & family buried here, famous songwriter and Pittsburgh celeb\n-A mausoleum with topless sphinxes out-front on \"Millionaire's Row\"\n-Various burgh politicians\n-Special section for Civil War Veterans and a memorial for all Vets\n\nIf you have the opportunity to go on a tour of AC offered by Venture Outdoors, do it!  The history and fun facts will blow you away.  Sneak peak - the first person buried in the cemetery was the daughter of the original cemetery owner.  Her grave is on a hill and faces where their house was originally located.  Cool, right?
__label__4 umm, a beer hall in a church?\n\nthat's even better then a club in a church:  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Limelight\n\nInteresting choices of beer, great pizza, and a decent menu of dinner choices.
__label__1 It's cool that they brew their own beers. I wasn't a huge fan of the food and beer, but it is a neat restaurant in Pittsburgh!
__label__3 I travel for work a fair bit. In some cities it's easy to find tasty, unique (non-chain) places to eat; others not so much. So, when my colleague said, \"I heard about a brew pub in an old church,\" my response was, \"Say no more--I am SO there.\"\n\nIt did not disappoint.\n\nWas it mind-blowingly delicious food? No, but it was tasty and enjoyable as far as road food goes. \nWas it the most amazing beer I've ever had? I don't know--I'm not exactly a beer snob.\nWas it a great place to kick back some beers with a colleague and a business partner? Definitely.\n\nSure beat eating in the hotel restaurant, or a mega-chain which is guaranteed to be uninspired and uninspiring fare.\n\nAs we left, I noticed they have a veggie patch out back. It's too early in the season for me to benefit from that garden, but I'm sure it makes its way to the table later in the summer, and that earns them an extra star in my book.
__label__1 Yes, you've got cool decor and a cool building and you make your own beer, and it's good beer. But the (granted) one time I was there, and got a beer at the bar, the service mas miserable. The worst service I have ever gotten. We were met by a smarmy bartender who after pouring our beers proceeded to ignore my friend and I as we tried to flag him down to order another beer and then when this proved unsuccessful (a check had magically appeared in front of us) attempted for at least 15 minutes to flag him down so that we could pay and get the hell out of there. Not a fan. Probably won't be back anytime soon.
__label__2 I went here to eat last week and it was beautiful,  The waitress/ bar tender was GREAT! \nJust curious has anyone noticed an awful smell?! I think its part of the brewing process but I really couldnt even eat it bothered me so much. Does anyone know if its liek that ll the time. There was a gentleman working on the alter so perhaps it was just bad timing? any input, id like to go back but scared ill be sick!? Food was good and beer was GREAT though.
__label__2 I went to the Church Brew Works based on a recommendation from a native of the burgh.   It is a very unexpected and interesting setup.  If you didn't know you were going to a restaurant, you really don't find out until you walk into the 'church'.   I'm a thin crust - brick oven pizza junkie !!  If there is a brick oven in the house, I usually can't resist.  I ordered the Chicken & Chorizo Pizza  - Chicken breast, chorizo sausage, basil oil, plum tomatoes, minus the red onion and jack cheese.  Pizza was good, not great but good.  Next time I will probably try the Buffalo & Wild Mushroom Meatloaf.   I also had the basket of homemade chips and these would have been a whole lot better if they were served warm.
__label__3 Is there anything more wrong their drinking beer at church? Yeah my pure enjoyment of the debauchery, why did my beer taste so much better in a church? Wine never does. And not only was my brew delicious it was priced right, my 2 fantastic pints were between $2.50 and $4.50 and both on point. \n\nSo as far as grub... It was way overpriced. We had Pierogies, which from my understanding are unique to the Burgh, they were delicious for four $3.25 for potato and cheese and $7.00 for Sausage and sauerkraut which was amazing. I had the Jambalaya which was pretty good, but not $18.00 good. So while the food and drink was good the price needs help, at least on the food. \n\nBeautiful Church by they way I hope you heathens enjoy drinking your wicked brew in it as much as I did.
__label__4 Now this is my kind of church!!  I almost couldn't believe what I was seeing when I made my first visit earlier this week!  It was a real church, serving food and beer.....and I loved it!  We had the wood-fired pizza and some Celestial Gold.  Beer was good, and pizza (Spinach, Feta and Artichoke) was excellent.  Service was good as well.  Will definitely return!
__label__3 Good, more than decent lunch/sandwich bar food food, great beer.  But the atmosphere is absolutely 5 stars of wonderful.  The church is spectacular, and the patio is lovely too.  Seeing hops growing on the walls outside really makes a point.  This place does beer well.  And the site itself is just wonderful.
__label__2 Cheap beer, neat setting, lots of seating but fairly quiet on a Saturday night around 11pm...I was pretty hyped in coming to this place but the vibe there was just too quiet and they didn't really have a lot of beer selection, altho they did have their own brewery in the background
__label__4 Loved the atmosphere and the beer. Great place to meet up with friends and have some good beer and food!
__label__2 Went in for a pedi on my lunch break at 1pm and was taken right away, which was my main concern since I was on the clock.  They had a pretty decent color selection and the guy who did my pedi did a great job with the prep, but only an OK job on the actual polish application.  I paid $28 for my pedi plus tip which was a decent price.  It would not be my first choice for a mani/pedi splurge in the future but is great for quick service.
__label__1 I really am not a fan. I went here for an eye appointment and to get contacts for the first time. I told them I was very, very nervous about contacts and I had previously been told I was a bad candidate because I've always been really nervous about things in my eyes (for the record, I'm pretty relaxed about everything. I could probably fall asleep at the dentist...but there is just something about my eyes). \n\nWhen it came time for my first appointment to try on my contacts, I was having trouble getting the contacts in. The woman assisting me was getting clearly frustrated with me and had me almost in tears. I told her first thing that I was really anxious about contacts and that this was really stressful for me and she was just short of yelling at me about getting them in.\n\nMy doctor was the opposite...very nice and patient with me. However, when I told them I didn't feel like my vision was being corrected adequately (both with contacts and glasses), they said I had too high of expectations for what I should be able to see. I struggled to read the last two lines of letters on the chart. I can't read a license plate that is traveling a reasonable distance in front of me. \n\nThe whole experience was pretty terrible...I can't see great with the contacts and it was borderline traumatic being yelled at over putting in contacts in the first time (only to be completely disappointed with the results). I need to be able to see far distances for my job and we haven't been able to correct enough (I switched job roles in large part due to my problems seeing far distances). \n\nEarlier today, I called to order contacts (I had given up and just been wearing my glasses. But for vanity reasons & working with VIPs lately, I wanted contacts as an option). The person I spoke to kept insisting I had never done a contact trial with them, the eye doctor had never seen contacts on my eye and I needed to be trained how to wear contacts, since I had never gone through any of that with them. I was very insistent that I had gone through all of that several times. It was a fight before they finally agreed to order my prescription. I did go through with ordering three months (only because I don't have the time to deal with it right now), but I plan to take my prescription elsewhere and find a new eye doctor.  \n\nTerrible customer service and record keeping. Also...a bad selection of glasses. Really cannot recommend.
__label__1 This is a English/Scottish hyrbrid pub with a tad bit of Irish thrown in.  I am a huge fan of bangers and mash and so I couldn't wait to try out everything.  The hosts and servers were great and we were promptly seated.  There is a fairly new, clean interior that is split into a bar section and a dining section with some overlap depending on the group and what they are looking for.  I liked the atmosphere.  After perusing the menu, we settled on the following items:\n\nGaelic four onion soup\nScotch eggs\nOpen faced roast beef\nBangers and mash\nDraft Rootbeer\n\nThe Onion soup is NOT a French onion soup.  It is its own entity with its own ingredients and flavors.  Over time, I have learned to just expect a French onion knock-off when it comes to onion soup.  Kudos to Piper's Pub for doing something different.  There is a large crouton with stilton baked into it.  It tastes quite good with the soup.  My only issue with the soup was the onions -- they were not completely tender.  Is it possible to have the onions in the soup cooked a little longer to completely soften them up? I know this is a personal preference and I would probably order the soup again but I would only consume the broth.  \n\nWhile eating the soup I ordered a draft rootbeer.  Completely excited about having a good, fresh rootbeer.  I was somewhat flustered to find that it was somewhat weak when I tasted it, though.  The flavor was there, but why was it so watered down?\n\nMy first time having Scotch eggs.  It is a hardboiled egg encased in ground sausage, fried, and then served with hot sauce.  The flavors were interesting, but it was difficult to get past the flavor of the exterior.  It tasted overcooked and bordered on burnt.  Is this normal?  As we finished this novel, new appetizer our entrees arrived.\n\nBoth entrees looked awesome.  Spectacular presentation for both entrees.  I went directly for the sausage and my palate left me perplexed.  The banger they use has a heavy-handed spice.  I tried the sausage with the half-mashed potatos and the gravy in differing quantities and couldn't get past the flavor endemic in the sausage.  I had to stop eating it.  I was able to split the open-faced roast beef with my friend.  The gravy was good.  The half-mashed potatos were good.  The roast beef was good.  WHY did the bangers have such a high dosage of this anathemic spice?  \n\nHo Hum.  Will I return?  Yes, I will give Piper's another try; I will just make certain to steer clear of the bangers.
__label__4 I love Piper's for 2 things: brunch and sports. \n\nPiper's is the only place I've had boxty, and I probably wouldn't risk trying it elsewhere. This Sunday brunch special is a golden-brown potato pancake folded around a generous pile of eggs, cheese, and sausage. For the best meal, eat it with sides of bacon and horseradish mayo. Round out with a Ploughman's Platter. If you miss brunch, the best bet is to order anything featuring Stilton.\n\nPiper's is the place to go during the off season to get your fix of sports enthusiasm. It's got well-placed TVs, plenty of drink choices (scotch to ease those missed goals/rebounds/TDs) and fans aplenty in International soccer jerseys. Because there's always a game to get excited about.
__label__2 THE FOOD IS DELICIOUS!!!! Oh. WOW. Yes. The food is a tasty treat. I got the Toad in the Hole and it's in the running for my last meal.\n\nBeer selection is also delicious. I love that they have 5-6 beers on cask. There is enough variety to please beer drinkers of all shapes and sizes.\n\nSo, why the 3 stars? Oh, because it took 90 minutes for our food to come. It got pretty frustrating watching people sit down after us, eat, and pay the bill as we sat and twiddled our thumbs. We actually didn't twiddle- we drank. And got drunk before the food came. Classy.\n\nOur server was a nice dude- he took 10% off the bill... but I'm pretty sure he forgot to put our food in.\n\nUltimately, I WILL be back because this place is the cutest. I am sure I'll have a better experience next time.
__label__4 One of my favorite bar/restaurants in Pittsburgh.  I always find a seat at the bar and the service is always great.   The scotch eggs are out of this world!! \nThe beer selection is outstanding and although I love the scotch eggs .. there are many other menu items that are just mouth watering such as the turkey sandwich with dill mayo.. oh my..   lets go now!\n\nLove Pipers Pub!
__label__4 I will make this brief.   This is not just the best Scottish pub in Pittsburgh, this might be the best pub / bar / restaurant in Pittsburgh - period. \n\nFOOD\nLove the scotch eggs but the cardiologist said to only have these once a decade.  Stilton and Rasher salad is incredible.  Pub burger is the BEST!  Reuben and Fish & Chips are excellent.  Open face roast beef on italian bread covered with a dark/rich whisky onion gravy and a side of half-mashed red potatoes = ultimate comfort food.  So many other great options - you cannot go wrong!\n\nDRINK\nLove the beer list.  There is a focus on imports but they also have a dozen or so excellent PA craft beers on the list.   This place takes everything that they do seriously - the beer tastes fresh and the lines are clean.  If you are a fan of scotch whiskey, the list at Piper's Pub cannot be beat - http://piperspub.com/scotch/\n\nSOCCER / FOOTBALL\nFans of the beautiful game rejoice - you have found your home at Piper's Pub.  This place is packed during the big games and they get satellite feeds beyond ESPN and Fox Soccer Channel.   Every once in a while, I get my boys out of school early and we throw on the EPL jerseys and we go catch an afternoon game at Piper's Pub with other raving lunatic fans.  This place is worth a 2 hour drive if you are not in the Pittsburgh area.\n\nDefinitely deserving of 5 stars.  Love it!
__label__4 Where has Piper's Pub been all of my life!  This one establishment completely makes up for the bombardment of crappy faux-Gaelic pubs throughout the Pittsburgh region that are plague by bad service, poor food, and lame gimmicks.\n\nPiper's is the kind of place you can find refuge at 11pm on a Friday or Saturday night from the chaos that is the South Side.  Walk in, grab a seat at the bar, and have a conversation at a reasonable volume with your good friends over a fantastic draft selection.\n\nIf you're hungry, you're in for a treat.  Try anything on the \"over the pond\" section of the menu, and you're sure to be pleased.  On the rare occasion I gain the courage to move past the Lamb and Smoked Chestnut Shepard's Pie, the Guinness Stew and the Bangers and Mash both present delicious alternatives.\n\nBachelor party dinner, father's day dinner, or an evening out with your friends, Piper's pub represents the one-size-fits-all multi-tool of food and beer pleasure.
__label__3 I want to commend the Goodwill for all the good work they do for the disabled, handicapped, mentally challenged and really anyone who needs a helping hand. This location sales about anything you would need, from clothes to shoes, mattresses and dishes. Oh and books!  There was a period of my life when I utilized the Goodwill driving services, which is a driving school. Their rates back there were $50.00, for an hour of instruction. Way cheaper than any comparable driving service that I could find at that time.  The instructor was an older gentlemen who was patient.
__label__2 I love a good sandwich. I had been looking for a quick sandwich shop in Pittsburgh for awhile. My boyfriend had gone for lunch before and suggested it. He had wanted to go back for some time but kept forgetting what the name was. A Deli on Carson Street named Carson Street Deli can be a mind bender, I guess. \n\nTheir sandwiches are good and all their stuff is really fresh. They also have a good selection of beer to have with your sammy so, that's a plus! \n\nThe beers are in with soda and other drinks and when we brought our beers up to the counter to pay for them the cashier made sure to lean in really close to check our eye colors to make sure they matched our IDs. That was hilarious but it didn't make my Cool Breeze tuna sandwich taste any less! Definitely a great place for lunch.
__label__0 The vibe of this place seems very sketchy, and the fact at all of the work on the walls has prices seems a bit off. The staff are unfriendly and rude and do not greet you after you walk in for a good ten minutes or so. That being said, I do not know about tattoo work here. Piercings, however, are a different story.\nDon't do it.\nThe woman who did them did not seem to know what she was doing, and did not even clamp the area before piercing, causing bleeding. And then she went on to make fun of my friend for this, for a good long time. Talk about unprofessional! She also refused to put in the type of jewelry requested, and only put in the type she first grabbed, even with an explanation about why this type of jewelry would be the worst for the piercing. \nI had heard good things about this place, but I see know that everyone was very mistaken. In the future, if I ever need another piercing or tattoo, be assured that I will not be going here. Or trusting the judgement of said friends.
__label__3 Good place.  Almost always very busy... Might want to make a reservation.  The chefs don't seem to have a whole of personality.... And they are often times not Japanese at all... But the food is good nonetheless.
__label__3 Pretty average sushi bar good food, great location. I'm a fan of this place.
__label__1 The fascination with Nakama has always left me confused. I'm not a huge hibachi fan, so my gripes truly rest with the sushi. As far as sushi goes, Nakama simply doesn't deserve the praise that it gets. Granted, when they first opened, the food was decent, but even back then it was never a truly great sushi place.\n\nNow, if you like your sushi over-saturated in sauces, then you might enjoy it, but all too often, the rolls are soggy, poorly rolled, and the fish quality isn't as good as you'd expect if you were judging the restaurant from the outside. Blame it on the pace with which the chefs have to prepare it...blame it on them hiring inexperienced sushi chefs. Whatever it is, it's just not up to par with some of the other sushi places in Pittsburgh. In fact, the sushi at the Tokyo Buffet on McKnight is just as good...AND THAT'S A BUFFET!\n\nRegardless, it's always packed, and I'm a huge fan of seeing businesses succeed in town, but Nakama is truly a place that's gained too much from its trendy status. Unfortunately, I'm all about the food, so after you enjoy a good martini and enjoy the little hibachi show, what you're left with is the reality that the food is second priority to those other two parts.\n\nThe hibachi is fine, but it's nothing special...of course, when is hibachi ever truly a special experience, taste-wise? It's just a buttery fried rice fest in your mouth. The best hibachi I've ever had at Nakama was the ahi tuna...the cut of fish was actually fresher than sashimi that I've ordered there, and keeping it seared, but rare in the middle kept it from drying out. Or maybe that was just the butter...either way, it's by far the one thing that I've walked away with good feelings about.\n\nThe sashimi cuts that I've had have rarely satisfied. Fresh fish shouldn't taste so fishy, and for what you pay, they should be serving up better cuts. The sushi menu is interesting enough that you'll be able to find what you're looking for, but it's truly a hit-or-miss experience when the sushi hits your taste buds.\n\nOverall, Nakama is the hot spot where you meet your friends before hitting the clubs and make random friends over some happy hour drinks, but if you're looking for a quality meal, I'd enjoy the drinks and move on to any number of better restaurants nearby.
__label__3 Love some Tiki Lounge.\nDrink specials? A waterfall?\nJungle black out time.
__label__1 I honestly had no idea what we had walked in to. I felt as if we were in Legends of the Hidden Temple and were about to play the blue barracudas for the win. \n\nIt was definitely tropical themed and they even passed out leis at the door. There were fish tanks and water falls, tiki cocktail glasses and rainforest decor. Over all this would have been a fun place to hang out if it weren't for a few problems I had.\n\nFirst of all, I ordered a cherry bomb and she gave me the gun fake \"red bull\". She didn't tell me they didn't have regular red bull before pouring my drink and it is not good. I decided to drink it anyway because I was in a good mood. Second, the hallway with the bathrooms smelled awful. Almost fishy. Which fits with the theme but is not something I want to smell in a bathroom. They were really cool on the inside with shell sinks and rock walls, but my amazement was ruined by smells of a fish tank. Lastly, the dance floor was WAY too small. We could barely move let alone dance. With all that room in that building, they should really expand that area.\n\nI would give it another chance for the fun idea of it.
__label__4 an oasis in the fratastic stretch known as carson street. while there are other legit (and respectable) bars on the southside, dee's has always been my favorite.\n\nthe drinks are cheap and the interior dingy but comfortable. i hang out here and pretend to miss my friends calls to meet them at town tavern.\n\ni can easily say this is the one bar i miss since moving to new york.
__label__4 I love this pizza
__label__1 First off let me say this, if you want authentic French cousine... go elsewhere this isn't anything close to resembling real french cuisine.\n\nThat being said, we went here for a birthday dinner.  The atmosphere was charming and quaint.  The waitstaff was kind and willing to explain if there were any questions.  The food... was... boring.  Completely boring.  There was nothing resembling what i have expected.  Being that I've eaten real french cousine cooked by a frence chef, this was a let down.  At almost 300 for all of us... I would never, ever go there again.  Even the desert was lacking.  The wine was bland.  The entree was overcooked and underwhelming.\n\nThey should consider hiring a chef who is familiar with authentic french cousine, or change the name of the joint.
__label__4 Hands down best gyro in Pittsburgh in my opinion.  Possibly the best gyro ever.  Even at 2am when there's a line of drunk people waiting, the staff is quick and efficient.  Clearly they've been doing this for awhile.  The fries are not the best, but for some reason I always get them with the gyro because they taste so good together.  The gyro is so jam packed with goodness that when they hand it to you you don't think it's that big...until you unwrap the foil and start eating it.  I always eat mine so fast that I nearly choke.  I can think of no sweeter death.\n\nI used to frequent Mike & Tony's on a regular basis when I lived in the South Side.  Now that I don't, I try to stop by whenever I happen to be in the neighborhood.  I just can't resist.
__label__4 Get me early cuz they go quick! If you get them while they are hot you'll be hooked for sure! Best soft pretzel anywhere!
__label__2 It's exciting that they are now doing brunch. I wish more places in south side would start seeing its a good idea. \n\nI've been there twice now, I've ordered the same thing both times \"moms chicken sandwich\" (I think that's the name of it) and its really good!  Problem is the portions are small. It's not terribly priced for what it is, but I walked away still hungry and I am really not a big eater. They give you a small green salad (with nothing in it) and that's it. \n\nThey also have brunch drinks and their mimosas are cheap and good.
__label__1 Ok place for a lunchtime burger or breakfast.\n\nThe food is consistently okay but not great.\n\nThe staff are also ok. \n\nOverall the place is remarkably average in an area with places that are much much better.
__label__0 This is a truly terrible distributor. The staff always seems incredibly inconvenienced to help you, the service is curt, the prices are higher than anywhere around, and the only time you can get a cold case seems to be in the winter when they leave the garage doors open and use mother natures refrigerator. Avoid this place, there is a much better distributor on 10th street.
__label__4 Best service I've ever had anywhere!!! I'm from MI and travel the entire east coast all the time. I love Yuengling and they had the best price and were truly kind. I would definitely recomend this place.
__label__3 I finally got to go here a couple of months ago, and if I can ever wake my significant other up early enough on a Sunday for brunch I will go again! \nI went for a sunday brunch and the food was outstanding. The buffet offered a lot (I was tempted to run out of the place with the giant bowl of Thai peanut noodles). The buffet was cold dishes, noodles, fruit salads, pasta salads, etc...and they offer a hot food menu on top of that - all vegan of course. On this occasion, if I remember correctly, I had something along the lines of a vegan crepe. I do remember that it was really good. \nThey also have a VAST variety of teas.\nAnd the price was amazing - 10$ a head.\n\nA few things to know:\nGet there early. They will not seat you unless your whole party has arrived. For Sunday brunch they open the doors at 11. I got there at 1030 and the line was beginning to form. They do offer coffee while you wait to  be seated, and it is in an antique shop so there is a lot to keep you occupied.\nAt Sunday brunch they do not offer to-go containers for I think obvious buffet-related reasons. \nEverything there is for sale. Everything. Like the chair you are sitting on? Ask a price.
__label__4 Here it is my 100th review here on my favorite website. If any place is deserving of being my big milestone review it's Zenith.\n\nWhile I'd been there more than once before, it had been too long and I didn't think I could accurately review it without more recent research being done. (Which is a great excuse for me to go back and have brunch again and again and again. I am a research assistant extraordinaire.) Let's take two things I love thrifting/antiques and brunch and smash them all together into one Sunday morning good time. \n\nThe interior of this store/restaurant is so full of interesting bits that there are things literally hanging from the ceiling. When you walk into the main room it's almost a feeling of sensory overload. So many fun items to look at and touch. You can buy everything, right down to the chair you sit in while you eat and the dishes you use. It's not particularly a perfect place for preschoolers though as some pieces are precariously perched and practically praying to be pushed over. (Like that alliteration I used there? Priceless!) Just one hiccup, a lot of items have no prices on them and I'm not really sure where you take an item you want to purchase.\n\nIt's best to get there before they open at 11am as a line begins to form immediately. For $10 you get to pick an entree (of which they have 5 or 6 options which change each week), hot or cold tea or coffee, and access to the buffet. The options are vegan or vegetarian and they always have fresh fruit and fresh baked breads. The dessert table is usually various pies and bundt cakes. The flavors are great and subtle too.\n\nIt's a small space so if you're claustrophobic or don't like beat sat with strangers this most likely isn't for you. They do take cards or cash so you're safe either way. \n\nIf you're looking for a unique brunch experience you'll want to make the Southside a stop off.
__label__0 OMG\nTerrible even my wife likes vegetarian and hated this \nQuick give me a real egg and meat!! Even sub par for veggie lovers \nThe first experience with a yelp recommendation I was totally turned off by
__label__4 Are you kidding me?  A vegetarian dream in an odd Antique store?  Yep and fantastic prices and wonderful food to boot.  More than reasonable prices, portions and panache. Seriously, though, this hole in the wall is worth finding.
__label__0 If you want service with a smile, don't go here. These guys all seem asleep on the job and uninterested in providing any type of customer service.\n\nI went to the shop to take a look at paper weight and asked their opinion on the best paper to use for an invitation. They handed me a book and basically walked away - so forget about consultation of anything. I emailed in my print job and they sent back a proof. When I responded with edits, I didn't hear back for a few hours, and then I got a message saying my print job was ready. After taking the time to drive around the Southside to find parking and then waiting in line to pick up my order, I was disappointed to see that they had printed off the original proof (and on some sort of giant flimsy postcard with the invitation on one side and the addresses on the other - not sure how they thought that made sense, and especially when my email clearly talked about printing envelopes, etc.). So they said they would fix it and reprint, but offered very little apology for the inconvenience. So two hours later, I finally was able to pick up the print job.\n\nI thought I would give them a second chance, mostly because a friend had reccommended them and I thought maybe the previous mishap was just a fluke. Unfortunately, the second time I tried to use them, they never responded to my email. I was near the shop and stopped in to follow up and they told me they couldn't print the project for me (addressing envelopes) because my envelopes were the wrong size. The sleepy sales clerk was answering me in as few words as possible and when I asked if there was anyone else I could go to for this job, or what my alternatives were, he just said \"I don't know.\" While customer service is obviously not their speciality, I guess I was hoping printing was and maybe they could say, \"we have these other envelopes,\" or \"you can use labels.\" Instead, I cancelled my order and left.\n\nIf you want anyone to take a moment to walk through options with you, go somewhere else because these guys are strictly here to hit print.
__label__4 Why haven't more people reviewed this place?  Is it because it's a mixture of two things we are taught to be bad for us at different ages?  Is it because the building looks ominous as you walk towards it.  Or is it because people are too lazy to discover this place?  Whatever the reason, shame people, shame.\n\nI've never really paid attention while I was in here much, except for today.  As I looked around my eyes widened.  I was...a kid in a candy store!  Literally.  Candy, candy everywhere.  Candy that will take you back to your childhood and maybe even further than that.  I definitely practiced good self control in here, or else I would have been broke by the time I walked out the door.\n\nYes, I admit, I also ventured back to the \"adult\" section.  Selection is vast.  Prices are some of the best, even better than the local corner market or gas station.  Staff were rather fun to deal with.  Joking and talking in there raspy voices.  I'll definitely know I will be stopping back in here when I'm in the area.
__label__0 Holy hell, don't eat at this BK.  It's dirty, crackheads swarm it, there are roaches.  Multiple people I know have gotten very sick from eating at this BK.  If you're craving Burger King, go else where.
__label__3 Look, I know Carson St has a million other places to eat, don't worry you'll have time to eat them all.  Whatever you do though, go to this location and order food, sit at the front window and eat and afterwards have that cone or blizzard.\n\nI have eaten here more times that 50 and I'll tell you 48/50 times my food was fresh, hot, made quick and always served with a smile. This is a huge secret of Carson.  You could eat lunch for $5.00!  Who can beat that.  Dinner might be $7 or $8 but whatever they do to that food, it always comes out tasting home made, not fast food.  Chicken Strip Baskets, BLT's, Shrimp Baskets, Chili & Cheese Fries, Half Pound Burgers, and Pepsi Products!  yes, Pepsi... not Coke Products.\n\nIf I say anymore I might over sell it,just know it's well worth your money no different than any other place on that block for lunch.  \n\nP.S. My favorite flavored blizzard is Banana Cream Pie followed closely by Cookie Dough.
__label__4 I'm pretty sure Brewski's is my favorite dive bar.  Definitely in the South Side, possibly in the whole city.  I spent so many Friday nights there when I was younger that part of my love could be just because I have such fond memories.  Even when it's packed, it's still a good time.  I'll be gone for years and the bartenders still remember me when I return.  And you can't beat the prices.  \n\nDon't go if you hate crowds, though.  This place will get packed.  But if you think you can handle it, don't be afraid to go to the back.  There are tables with more space to move around that people either forget about or don't know are there.  Standing around the bar can get annoying with people walking back and forth so I'd recommend working your way to the back and setting up camp there.  You can still get the bartender's attention from the far end of the bar.  An added bonus: you'll be closer to the awesome jukebox.
__label__2 It looks like a lot of people are split on Tom's.  Now lets get the obvious out of the way.  It is the Southside people, plus this is a late night diner, plus this is the SOUTHSIDE.  The diner is not in the greatest of conditions but the booths are big enough to seat a group of 6 which is great at 2am.  Be nice and your food will come out faster, at like a hooligan and you will probably be waiting a little longer.  But in general the food normally comes out pretty fast\n\nNow, to the food.  A couple things.  Stick to the breakfast, because it is good and nothing beats a good breakfast spot after a night at the bars.  The pancakes and breakfast sandwiches are my favorite.  \n\nSecond, I really thing they have a good late night gyro.  Don't ask why out of all the places in the Southside that I choose Tom's to get a Gyro, but they have an XTRA Large Gyro.  The moment I saw that on the menu, I just could not resist.  The end of result: I was good because it was a very large gyro, but the quality of meat was not of Mike and Tony's.  But I did not expect it to be great because it was so large and that was enough to satiate me at the time.  \n\nOverall, Tom's is your spot for a some good food and a place to go over the bad decisions you may have made earlier in the night.
__label__4 This is a great place to grab a quick bite to eat. The place doubles as a bar up at the front and a unique sit down family restaurant towed the back. \n\nAs far as the bar goes, the drinks are super cheap, and they have 40s to go at the cheapest price on Carson St. The bartenders are always friendly, and ready to mix up your next favorite drink.\n\nThe food like is super good, known for their deep fried fish sandwiches, all of it is home made. I personally love their clubs and Reuben sandwiches. The place always has great food specials, and the family owned staff is always super friendly and ready to serve. The food is also super cheap compared to other bars in the South Side. They could definitely up their prices 20% and still be reasonable. \n\nOnly negative thing I would say about this place is it needs updated a little. Lose the old paintings on the wall. Haha
__label__3 Good strong fresh coffee. Cool but still friendly staff. Unhurried vibe. Super cute decor. Love it here
__label__4 Bam!  That's how excited I am to write this review.  I've had Cafe Du Jour bookmarked \"To Try\" for over a year, and I'm angry I haven't come sooner.  We had one of our best dinners in the 'burgh the past two years.  \n\nIt was sold to me as a French Bistro - but it's really not.  None of the items are classic French comfort food, such as a coq au vin, duck confit, pate, or other type of items.  I think it falls in the New American cuisine.  Correction, it is delicious New American cuisine.  Soy-glazed meatballs ($10), pork, apple butter and brie crostini ($10), fennel rubbed pork chop with crispy kale($24), chicken breast stuffed with feta and spinach ($24), are some of the items that I can recall.\n\nThere isn't a website, and the menu you can find on allmenus seems to be a lunch menu, and outdated.  I wouldn't let that deter you at all - you just have to trust your fellow Yelpers who rave about this place.  I do disagree on the $$ designation.  Two people with 2 apps, 2 entrees, 1 desert, and a cork fee was $86 (and $100 adding tip).\n\nNow, it is small, or at least while the patio is closed.  8 tables or so, and only 4 staff it seemed.  One host/waiter/runner, one chef, one sous chef, and an extra hand.  The pace between our courses was a bit longer than usual, but it didn't really bother me like it usually does.  The staff is working hard, and you can see it, and the food is so good I didn't really care.  And as mentioned elsewhere, BYOB with $2/stem.\n\nThis restaurant needs to be the next place you go.
__label__4 This is a huge thrift store that is about as organized as I have ever seen a thrift store be! It has a huge selection of almost any single item you are looking for. Be careful, you can easily spend an entire afternoon lost  in a treasure hunt! Great prices and pretty decent condition of most of the items, too! \n\nI will continue to go back and search for new  treasures!
__label__3 One of my favorite pizza places in the city. The staff is really what makes this place. I used to work over in Greenfield and they got so used to seeing us and made us feel welcomed. You can tell they truly appreciate the business. Price wise everything is very reasonable and the food is great quality. You also get huge portions as well. I've had their pizza, breadsticks, hoagie and fries. All very good! When we ate at the shop, I really enjoyed their second dining room of to the side. It wasn't anything special, but they kept it very clean and have a TV. For those who would be interested, they also have beer to go.
__label__4 Are you hungry for something more substantial?  Jozsa is an unusual place, and a very rich cultural experience.  Hungarian music, stories, folk art, and absolutely deliciously authentic down home Hungarian family style cooking.  Alex the chef and owner is larger than life and he is on a mission to share the Hungarian food and cultural traditions.  There's nothing fancy about this place...it's a different kind of dining ambiance.  Alex cooks whatever he wants and he keeps bringing it in generous platters to your table.  Home made bread, pickled red cabbage, Chicken Paprikash, Hungarian Goulosh, and more. It's BYOB, there are wine glasses and openers on a side table.  Everything is paper plates and plastic spoons.  Cash only. Appointment only.  Second Friday of the month is a special Hungarian Cultural night and it's discounted prices and features an enhanced cultural experience.
__label__2 Bruegger's is connected to the building where I work. So, anytime I need to grab something quickly and it's raining or snowing outside, I come here. The food isn't spectacular, but it is dependable. You can create your own salad, and they usually have three soups to choose from. Because I'm not a big bread eater, I normally stick with soups and salad, but I do hear the bagels are delicious.\n\nThe chicken they use for salads looks and tastes like mystery meat, so go for the ham or no meat at all. There are a variety of veggie options for salads, so I usually do veggies. You can also add nuts, dried cranberries, or diced apples.\n\nToday I had the chili because I was craving something hearty. It was nice and spicy, and I could visibly see the chunks of bell pepper in the soup. I would definitely get it again on a cold day.\n\nThis location is convenient to almost anything on Grant Street or in the vicinity of the William Penn Hotel. The interior is on the small side, so if you want to sit during lunch, come at 11 or after 1:30.
__label__0 I have been here a few times and have always had a good experience with the wait staff and considered the food to be passable.  Before last week, I would have probably actually given this place a nice 4 star rating.  HOWEVER, I work in the area and drive past the diner on a daily basis at about 6:30-6:45 in the morning and what I saw the other day has turned me off of this restaurant forever.  As I was on my way to work, I was stopped at a light in front of the closed diner and saw a man prepping the food for the morning rush and he was SMOKING while working with the food.  I am not squeamish when it comes to smoking for the most part, but this is not 1960 anymore and there are health department regulations.  The more I think about it, the more utterly disgusting it is to think of the potential cigarette ashes in my food.  After seeing that, I will NEVER, NEVER, NEVER eat there again.
__label__4 I wish I could live on Jean-Marc's macarons.  Seriously incredible.  \n\nWe have had Jean-Marc cakes for multiple special occasions, and they are always fantastic.  His buttercream is to die for...actually, everything here is to die for.
__label__4 I don't really have a favorite incline, the Monogahela one is wonderful too. This is just such a great way to experience Pittsburgh. It's cheap, only takes a few minutes, but the view is just spectacular, then you can walk around up on Mt. Washington and enjoy a truly beautiful city (sad that so many people still think it is a gritty steeltown). There's neat churches and neighborhoods to explore up there too. If it's your first time to Pittsburgh, you HAVE to ride the incline, touristy or not. Sometimes there's a good reason all the tourists do the same thing.
__label__1 The incline is attractive, but the staff were universally rude and treated the customers much like cattle.
__label__3 This totally IS a tourist trap. There are signs down the block as soon as you get off the monorail thing to go up the Mountain in Pittsburgh. Though, I was a tourist for the day in a not so touristy town. Also, I LOVE ice cream and there aren't that many places to go to up here. Kind of a cute mom and pop shop. You can tell its been around for ages. At least since my sister was in college. ha. \n\nThey only have 4 or 5 soft serve flavors and then a few scoop ice creams. I settled for a mix of chocolate/vanilla because the only other flavors were apple pie and French vanilla bean and neither jumped out at me. My sister got Moose tracks ice cream. Much more decadent. She also made sure to slather on some cherry sauce because she's weird like that. Though, the combination of her concoction actually was pretty great and tasted like a cherry Garcia sundae with peanut butter cups. Crazy. My small waffle cone was about 8 times the size I expected for its value and I appreciate it. There's no where to sit really inside so take your cones to go and enjoy that fresh Mountain air!
__label__4 Love, love this place. I was in Pittsburgh just for a day and came here by accident, the views of Pittisburgh are amazing and the drinks were really good. \n\nI didn't get to try the food but I will make sure to come back here next time I'm back in town.
__label__3 One helluva view and fantastic jalape\u00f1o crab dip.  Pair it with some ice cold beer and this place is sure to be a hit during the summer time!
__label__3 I haven't eaten here yet, but would give five stars for the view alone!  My dad and I went to the Duquesne Incline and then had some time to burn before his flight home, so we stopped next door at the Grandview Saloon for a beer and to hang out for a bit.\n\nThe patio is fantastic with a wonderful view of the rivers, and you can watch the incline go up and down.  They had a decent selection of beer (although we were uncreative and went with Yuengling) that was nice and cold and reasonably priced given the location.  Our server was prompt and friendly.\n\nI'm guessing there's more interesting food options in downtown Pittsburgh, but I'd definitely stop here for the view again, especially with visitors.
__label__1 Grandview Saloon is only Grand for their view.  We sat in the upstairs dining room over looking the city.  I was surprised this was not an open air space, specially since we were dining in August.  Minus 1.\n\nSince we had a large enough group, we ordered 3 appetizers, calamari, bruschetta, and another fried dish.  The calamari was good, but nothing I haven't had at many places before.\n\nI was not in the mood for a meat dish, so I ordered a pasta dish.  I inquired about how heavy the sauce was (it sounded like a white wine sauce and I wanted to make sure it wasn't a cream sauce).  The server assured me it wasn't too heavy.  I was presented with a late of pasta for a family of four, with some vegetables mixed in, doused with a mound of creamy white sauce.  Much to my disappointment, I could only  eat a small portion, and since we were going out after dinner I couldn't take anything to go.\n\nI visit Pittsburgh a few times per year, this is one place I will not be asking to return to.
__label__3 Excellent service and very attentive. Had the loaded fries and grilled chicken sandwich, which were both good. Solid bar food.
__label__3 Went for Sunday brunch. The food was sub-par. Good, but it's breakfast food, so hard to screw up. The service was outstanding. It was a slow morning, so we were able to get to the buffet with no problem. I had one of the made to order omelets, very good. Instead of waiting for it, they brought it down to us. Not sure if this is a usual practice, but it was appreciated. The bagel/croissant was dry. The bacon (from the looks of it), not super crispy. Although I don't eat meat, I have yet to know a person who doesn't like crispy bacon. Potatoes were really good- very impressed with use of the red pepper in them. (So underused an under appreciated by most restaurants). I would go back!
__label__3 The Shiloh really makes you feel like you are home. The food is really good, the beers are varied, tasty and refreshing and the drinks are very moderately priced. I am not from Pittsburgh but I go there often and I always make the Shiloh my first pit stop! \n\nDo it!
__label__0 I took my friend there for Sunday brunch today, and it was one of the worst brunches I've ever had in Pittsburgh.  Very limited selection of foods and what was on the buffet was cold and unappetizing.  Very sad excuse for a buffet brunch.  The corn muffins were dry and crunchy.  The fresh fruit on the buffet consisted of sections of red grapefruit and oranges.  There were no fresh veggies, no multigrain anything, no pasta salads, nothing at all interesting or healthy.  And the decaf coffee was horrible -- burnt tasting.  The only redeeming things were the made-to-order omelet station and the alcoholic drink that was included in the $14.99 price.   I felt badly that this is where I celebrated my friend's birthday.
__label__3 Visited the Shiloh on a Sunday evening before things started getting busy. This is a friendly unpretentious place that is inviting.   It was too cool to enjoy the deck dining. The offering of craft beer on the menu were plentiful, but sadly the two my man wanted had kicked and there was no back up.  He found a third to try, but really wanted his first pick.  Guess the weekend got ahead of them, and when you are out, you are out.  I was happy they serve Kaliber non alcohol beer which is my favorite.  The menu isn't large but offers a interesting selections.  We ordered the cheese balls and WOW are they delicious.  This isn't your ordinary mozzarella cheese stick like balls.  The waiter said the cheese is made locally and had a soft, salty and tangy bite.  I enjoyed the pork tacos that were so good I would have them again.  My man had the hamburger advertised as one of the best in Pittsburgh - he agrees.
__label__2 A great choice but we should have heeded the advice of the waiter. The bacon burger was delicious and the Mac and cheese was as great as touted. The pork burger was good overall but it lacked a nuance flavors. The advice that we should have heeded was to avoid the French fries. Just stick to their specifically touted items and you'll have a good experience.
__label__3 Great find!  Visiting from DC and loved the unique take on menu!  Witty and original.  The food was excellent! Can't say enough about the pierogi sliders and the eggplant lasagna!!
__label__1 I'm only giving this 2 stars instead of 1 because of the way Jim handled our problem. This review is mainly based on service and not food. \n\nMy boyfriend and I were told to go to the shiloh grill from a friend. We got here and it was a 45 minute wait, which is fine so we waited. After 45 minutes we were seated by the hostess. Our server never, NEVER asked us what we wanted to drink. Not once throughout our whole meal. He told us there would be a girl following him for training and that was all he said. We told him we'd like an appetizer and told him which one. He said they were all out. We picked another one, he said they were out of that too. We picked a third appetizer - surprise! Out of that too. We asked him what they weren't out of and he said their Hush Piggies so we ordered that as we were starving and wanted an appetizer. 35 minutes later, still no appetizer. A woman (the manager at the time, though she never said she was or even said her name) came up to us laughing and said \"your order was the last order we had and it got burnt so we can't give it to you, but we'll take it off the bill\" -obviously you will take it off. She asked if we wanted anything else and we asked when our food would be out (why order an app if it's been 35 minutes and the food should be out shortly?) she said it would be out momentarily. We said we'd pass on the appetizers so she walked away. A few minutes later our waiter came to say he'd pushed our food to the front so it would be out next. No. Another 35 minutes for our meal, so we were obviously mad we didn't order another app. Nonetheless, I ordered a turkey burger and he ordered a mushroom burger. Definitely nothing that should take an hour. At this point we had yet to complain once but i'm sure our annoyance was obvious. I wanted to speak with the manager but she was in the bar on her cellphone talking to two guys for 20 minutes as we could see into the bar. We waited for our bill but it never came for 15 minutes when Jim talked to us. Jim is the entire reason I didn't give the place one star. He should be running the place, really. He was awesome. He came up to us (meanwhile he had just walked in and wasn't even there during our whole ordeal!). He told us our whole meal was being comp'd, apologized immensely, and told us to order dessert. We did, the dessert was good but pretty sure it was nuked as it was cold in many spots and warm in others. We didn't complain because at this point, oh well. He then came back after we had finished our desert and Jim came up to us giving us the owner's business card and a $20 gift certificate to come back again. We both decided we will never come back for a meal (the food was decent, but not worth all this trouble) but would come back and spend it at the bar. It's a shame that the service gave them this review, but if it wasn't for JIm they'd only have 1 star. If the owner or management reads this, Jim needs a raise and the girl manager who was working on 4/16 needs a demotion and her cell phone should be put away during a shift. So unprofessional.
__label__4 Wow, this place is outstanding! We felt a little under dressed, seeing as though it was a Saturday evening and everyone was fairly dressed up, but no one made us feel like we should have dressed more formally. Our waiter was great, he knew EVERYTHING about the dishes on the menu, and recited a specials menu that was so long, I lost track of the many mouthwatering specials that he described in detail. Our drinks were fantastic, and the seafood was heavenly. My party finished off the meal with Irish coffees, and they were so strong (whiskey wise) that he had to warn us as he set them down. My Irish nuts and berries ( a cream chamboard drink) was so strong it made my head spin (in a good way). Very expensive, but very much worth it.
__label__3 Yet another business dinner and yet another night of eating WAY too much food!  It's a rough life, I know.  Pity me...\n\nOne of THE most spectacular views of the city, bar none.  Most of the dining room has great/good views through the enormous windows, but I would even recommend the little bar downstairs for a drink and some great views.  Seemed to be not so well known, and a cheaper night than spending on the whole meal.\n\nWhat can I say, the food was fantastic.  The Seared Ahi tuna was delicious with just the right amount of wasabi flavoring.  I ordered the salmon special on a cedar plank that was cooked and flavored absolutely right.  Even the steak was delicious according to some of my table-mates.\n\nWine list was generous (a bit pricey) but well complimenting the meals.  The serving staff was a touch slow, but it was nice not to feel rushed.\n\nTIP:  Try their pretzel bread rolls.  They're delicious!\n\nBIGGER TIP:  Not really sure about parking here, (I think there was valet service) but if you take a taxi there like we did, be prepared.  On a cold, snowy night we were waiting a good 45 minutes for a return taxi to the city.  Make sure to get your cab driver's number on the way over.  Give him an estimated time that you'll be done, and call him before dessert.  You'll save yourself a load of trouble. \n\nAbsolutely a place to take clients/business dinners.  A little pricey, but the food and atmosphere will definitely impress.  It's a little out of the way, but still only a 10 minute cab ride from the Convention Center
__label__3 By far, probably the the best maryland style crab cakes ever. I've tried several other places including ones in Manhattan (where I live now) and no one can beat their crab cakes. The taste, texture and consistency is hands down the best I've had.  It's also a good portion so you're not left hungry.  \n\nThe fish is also pretty fresh and the dishes are delicious though as I recall, the fish dishes were uninspiring, offering very little creativity. The ingredients didn't jump out at me. Presentation and ambience is great for Pittsburgh, offering great views of the city. Nice place to take clients or your date. Next to the Original Fish Market in downtown, this is the only place I go for seafood in Pittsburgh because they do it right.
__label__4 First off, the food is absolutely amazing.  A must visit. Plus the view is spectacular.  But tonight, my review is about the customer service - stellar.  There were a few mishaps with the meal, but if there was ever a way to salvage a mistake, MB did it with flying colors.  The management handled everything perfectly.  But the real applause goes to Jessica, who works in the lounge.  She is on her game, knows how to treat a customer, and, well, is VERY easy on the eyes...  She's the reason I'll definitely be going back.\n\nGreat food, great view, and amazing customer service.
__label__4 I dined here with several colleagues earlier this year.  I have little to say other than the service was flat-out fantastic and the food was top-notch.\n\nThe owner went out of his way to help us obtain some wine for the table since all the stores were closed (my working assumption is that someone working at the restaurant \"dontated\" it), as well as some very special personal assistance in helping us get back to our hotel when taxi service was unreliable.\n\nThe food, wow.  I have not had calamari quite like they did it before or since, and it was fantastic.  I don't remember what I ordered for my main, but do remember not being disappointed.  Our table got quite a sampling of things and everyone was pleased, so I'm not sure you can go too wrong with the Italian fare.\n\nHighly recommended.
__label__2 We ate here in July and although I am a fan of the food-I think this place runs a bit of a scam...\n\nFrom what I can tell, they basically sell wine, although they claim to have someone run down the street or what have you.  So you pay them and tip them but no real running down the street ever happens.  I bet they have boxes of it back there.  That said, it's still probably cheaper than buying it.\n\nThe service here I would describe as mixed.  We went on a night when it was DEAD.  It was just us and a few other people finishing up.  It was a Weds and it must have been about 9pm when we were seated.\n\nI can't recall our servers name after all that time, but he was a bit of a know it all.  If you get this guy you will know it...he will basically \"suggest\" this and that...but these aren't suggestions, he will probably poison you if you don't follow them.  I am only half joking.  He \"suggested\" only the most expensive stuff on the menu-but for me it was all good.  It was a great meal with a good friend I rarely see, but it was a little intimidating.  I actually think this guy deserves a good beating...god knows how many people he has done this to.  The pastas, the apps and the entrees were all, for me, solid to excellent.  If it was just on the food I would give them 5 stars, but the guy was a total ass...and I wouldn't eat here again.  I would rather eat at an ok restaurant (food wise) with great service than the opposite.  Our check was pretty steap, which is ok and we tipped Mr. recommendation well, but I can't endorse the place because of this.  Don't get me wrong-it was good enough to overlook the service as long as you can ensure you don't get this guy.  I don't know how to do that though, and I don't like being strong armed by anyone...least of all by some guy who brings me my food and is supposed to let ME decide.  Capiche?
__label__0 You ever work back of the house at a suburban chain restaurant? Picture that disgusting dish rack. The greasy ass floors. You crawl out like a slug at the end of your slimy shift.\n\nThat's this place.\n\nIt might be the setup--kitchen at the front and clogged lunch line blocking the door. It could be the low ceilings and wobbly cafeteria tables. It's possibly the abundance of grimy college kids taking a study break. No offense college kids, but your grimier activities elsewhere leave you thinking this is a safe haven. It's not.\n\nThe sandwiches are not good enough to justify how dirty you feel when you leave. So order to go? They take away your fries.\n\nBottom line: avoid this place. Spend an extra 20 minutes and catch the 61C towards the cleaner location in squirrel hill.
__label__3 College bar staple with great half-price food, a large menu, and excellent beer specials.
__label__2 I've been here 10+ times since my last review so I thought I should update. First, their long island pitcher is really great! Actually, all of their shots pitchers seem tasty! I love how they add those gummy worms. By the time your drink is done, they have sucked up a good amount of alcohol ;) \n\nFor food, I would recommend the pulled pork grilled cheese. It's my favorite thing on their menu and I've tried many things! I also enjoy their buffalo chicken wrap. The pulled pork wrap was also tasty. It comes with cole slaw on(in?) it.\n\nHalf priced food after 9pm can't be beat!  \n\nI know one day I'll be older and Hem's won't be \"my thing\", so I'm gonna enjoy it while I can. Just remember it's a college bar and can get loud! I have even became annoyed with the noise level a few times and im your average 23 year old :)
__label__3 There is no doubt this place is beautifully breathtaking,  but the catering is little to be desired.  We attended the Military Ball last night and the venue definitely set the stage.  The venue gets 5 stars.  My only issue was the food.  It was terrible.  I felt like I was eating dog food. Beef tips on rice with bland potatoes and green beans... When you think beef tip for a fancy sit down dinner you expect more than 3 pieces of smaller then bite size beef. I definitely was not happy.
__label__0 I don't know how you screw up a grilled vegetable sandwich on focaccia bread, but they managed to do it. Slimey, undercooked with no flavour. Pizza was too bready. I wouldn't bother with this place. I don't even know how they call this Italian food, just bec. they put tomato sauce on it?
__label__0 1/2 price food - Yes.\nalcohol - yes\nitalian food - yes\n\nThat's all there is to say about this place. The food here is meh.... I've tried their pizza which is ok. I usually get the spaghetti and meatballs which is a half pound meat ball. And it's just 1 which pissed me off. You could at least put like 2 half pound meatballs on my plate. Seriously.
__label__1 Typical college restaurant. Food was mediocre for me but a good choice for college kids.  Had the pizza and the artichoke dip.  It was recommended at not that good.
__label__3 While passing through Pittsburgh to visit colleges, my parents and I decided to stop at Joe Mama's for dinner. While the restaurant's walls adorned with many celebrities' signatures make one assume it is a restaurant of extremely high quality, it was nothing special. The calamari that we ordered was good, but fairly salty, and the bruschetta was overly sweet. The entrees were much better, but the pizza was slightly on the greasy side. Their chocolate cobbler was good, and one desert could easily be shared among the three of us. While it was not a bad meal, it wasn't a place I would expect seeing anyone special in, as the walls seem to claim.
__label__1 This food at this place is not good. I really wanted to like this place - the atmosphere is nice, service seems fine, and there's never a wait even at half price time (although I guess I know why) but both times I came here the food was just bad.\n\nThe first time I came here it was for lunch and I got a vegetarian spaghetti dish with vegetables (that I now no longer see on their menu hmm...) and while it was tolerable it was by no means good. It was really lacking flavors and the vegetables just felt thrown in. \n\nThe second time I came here for dinner and got the gnocchi and this one was really bad - almost inedible. Normally I can scarf down the food if I am hungry enough, but after a few pieces of this I really couldn't eat it. It's somewhat difficult to describe what was wrong with it - the sauce had a very strong flavor and it wasn't a good one.\n\nSince I clearly didn't enjoy the food, the last time I came here was a while ago. I would be willing to come back to see if the quality has changed since I last showed up since the menu does appear a bit different. I would definitely not get a pasta dish though.
__label__4 Just had the best spinach pie in my life, so fresh and garlicky! Jb and the inlaws all had chicken tandoori and each were raving about it. I tasted the basmati rice which was light & fluffy and sooo full of flavor.  Salims catered a friends wedding last year andthere were absolutely no complaints. Salims is amazing!  Can't wait to go back!!
__label__0 Racist racist racist. I came on a Wednesday for pizza for the first time and the cook decided that it was okay to to start spewing racial slurs and making references thinking I wouldn't hear him. Gross.
__label__0 Blek! Not only did the server take 15+ minutes to take our order, I had a crusty fork, and the salt shaker on our table had a dried noodle attached to it. I've had way better Asian food, and worked in Irvine, CA for ten years, so my standards are high, admittedly. My Ma Po Tofu tasted like it came out of a can. My friend's veggie Pho had bland soup base, and canned mushrooms, that's a killer for me right there.\n\nIf you want really good Pho, go to Tram's or Pho Mihn on Penn in Lawrenceville. For suburb sushi, try Chaya in Sq. Hill. And for good Korean, go to Sushi Kim's in the Strip.  In fact, I think any Asian place in Pittsburgh, would be better than going here. \n\nOr just save a few bucks, and get a package of Ramen at the grocery store and add an egg to it. Even that's better than the so called noodles at Lu Lu's!
__label__2 This place just gives off mediocrity like a bad stench.  It was bustling when I stopped by here recently for lunch - must be the decent prices, quick service, large portions, and central location.  Lulu's is not a bad place, don't get me wrong, just don't expect authenticity or anything beyond normal Americanized Asian fast food.  I had the Friday lunch special - the \"chicken wing appetizer\" or whatever was noooo good, and consisted of 2 wings placed awkwardly on the same platter as me overdrenched beef szechuan.  Or, what I thought was supposed to be beef szechuan.  The funny thing is, there was no spice kick to it whatsoever.\n\nThe redeeming quality was my friend's seaweed salad, which was delicious!  Covered in yummy sesame oil.  I'm sure there are other hidden gems on the menu, but I didn't find any.  Come here if you're in the mood for a huge MSG kick during your class lunch break, if you're short on time or money, or if you just want to avoid the even-worse places in the area.
__label__0 Terrible food!  I do cut this place some slack in that it's in a very busy college area of town and it's supposed to have quick food for cheap.  However, the food here is terrible.  The menu is huge (that's not good) and everything is high unauthentic.  How can you advertise something like pho on the menu and have it taste and look nothing like the dish from which it bares its name???  Noodle soup does not equal hot water (no flavor) and noodle plus some questionable pieces of meat.  I've gotten sick from eating other \"Chinese\" dishes here.  Overall, the food is just questionable.
__label__1 The growing number of noodle restaurants is a positive trend but is jeopardized by those who do not put honest effort into it.  I don't know what bouillon can they open to make their broth, but they need to get a stock pot and some bones.
__label__3 This is an addendum to a previous review (which was filtered for no reason). But, let me tell you, Thrifty's is starting to learn (not completely) the trick. Instead of using pins to secure their tags, this last group of shirts I just dropped off (n=20) all had the tags wrapped around the shirts tag and stapled at the ends (thus not wasting a pin and not putting a hole in the shirt! the only thing is they have yet to do this through a buttonhole which would be the next level of great). I think this is the one folks.
__label__2 I have had things tailored and dry cleaned here. Dry cleaning is fast and cheap, but everything smells like old people when they are done. \n\nThe tailoring was cheap, but one of the stitches fell out after about a week :(\n\nI've had better, but not really cheaper.
__label__3 D & A's is my go-to place for ice cream in Oakland.  Although it's not the best ice cream I've ever had, they have the best regular non soft-serve ice cream I've had in PGH to date.  Like other reviewers, I definitely recommend getting the waffle cone--it's delightfully crunchy, light, and sweet, not to mention freshly-made.\n\nIn terms of flavors, I'd recommend the chocolate chip cookie dough and the birthday cake.  I wouldn't call myself a huge cookie dough ice cream fan, but I really enjoyed their version, due to the high cookie dough: ice cream ratio.  I was skeptical about the birthday cake flavor, but I tried it out of curiosity, and it was great!  It has sprinkles, frosting, and cake all mixed together.  Try a sample if you're uncertain (that's what I did), but I think you'll like it! 4.5 stars.
__label__4 Nothing beats the Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough ice cream.  The cookie dough is always soft and fresh and never too hard or frozen.\n\nGet it all on a in-house made waffle cone with an M&M on the bottom.  The best part is that the M&M always ends up a bit melty from the warmth of the fresh made cone.
__label__1 Good recipes, nice atmosphere, and an interesting menu are frequently ruined by inattentiveness in the kitchen.  Meats are often dry, tough, and overcooked, though the vegetarian options are still delicious.  Ali Baba is a place with a lot of potential, but it needs more skilled professionals behind the curtain.\n\n(Also, the water glasses are unusually small, requiring many refills and usually causing periods without water during a meal--you can ask for a bigger one, though, something I didn't learn until my third visit.)
__label__2 I was so so happy with this place. Amazing Lobster Malabari, fantastic bread and then: they sent me their crab Malabari.  \n\nAt 15.00 dollars a serving, I expect crab in my crab curry. I did not receive that. I received  that cheap, fake pollack you buy for a couple dollars a packet at the grocery.\n\n It was such a shame... like dressing a beautiful woman in a paper sack because the sauce as always was outstanding. So: If you are willing to accept a subpar experience for a overly priced entree, be my guest I just wanted to save everyone from some disappointment.
__label__2 If you're in Oakland with friends who are divided on drinking vs. eating, Fuel and Fuddle is a good compromise: big beer selection to satisfy the drinkers, and plenty of food options to keep the eaters happy.\n\nThe portions here are really generous.  While not listed directly on the menu, you can request a side of just sweet potato fries (instead of the mix of regular and sweet potato fries), and the plate you get is huge.  The pizzas here are pretty good, with thin crusts that are nicely chewy.  The dessert portions here are the largest I've ever seen--the brownie is about three or four times larger than the typical bar brownie and the nutter butter pie is the tallest peanut butter pie I've seen.  I like how Fuel and Fuddle tried to put its own twist on the apple turnover with the apple \"burnover\" by using pizza dough instead of puff pastry.  The dough itself, however, could have been more sweet--even with warm apple filling inside, the chocolate sauce drizzled on top, and the vanilla ice cream, I felt the dessert lacked something.\n\nAs other reviewers have said, this isn't a place to go to if you want to have conversations.  In a party of six, I had to stick to talking to the people right next to me, and even then I felt like I was nearly shouting.  The food and drinks here aren't bad at all, but not quite enough to convince me to frequent this place if I'm not already in Oakland.
__label__2 This place wasn't as good as we were expecting.  My pizza (Classic Maggie) was good, but nothing outstanding.  My husband's burger was completely charred and basically inedible.  We didn't bother sending it back as our waitress was nowhere to be found.\n\nIt's your typical bar food with a decent beer selection...nothing more, nothing less.
__label__1 It's basically a loud, dimly-lit sports bar that serves cheap, greasy 1/2 finger food after 11pm. Nothing really stood out and, again, the food was really greasy. \n\nMeh. Go if you have midnight munchies and you want cheap food.
__label__0 My husband and I went to Fuel and Fuddle based purely on the fact that it was open late and we were starving after our movie.  The thought that first struck me when I arrived was that the floor was covered in trash; dirty napkins, straws, french fries, and who knows what else.  \n\nWe were seated at a small table and the backs of the booth seats were cinder blocks--not comfortable at all.  Then we were handed sticky menus, which prompted the use of hand sanitizer after handling.  When I asked the waitress for recommendations she basically said everything on the menu was great (definitely hard to believe).  \n\nAs for the food, my husband ordered a margheritta pizza, which came out burnt to a crisp on one side but otherwise was fairly good.  I ordered the nachos, which were covered in burnt cheese, huge chunks of unripe tomatoes, a few black olives and half a carton of sour cream.  Both entrees looked very unappealing; I ate about four nachos before pushing the plate aside.  \n\nOut of the entire disastrous evening, the service gets the prize for very worst.  After the food arrived we never saw our waitress again and waited twenty minutes for our check.  My husband finally had to get up to look for her and found her texting in the back.  We ended up not leaving a tip, a definite first for us.  \n\nIf your looking for a late night bite to eat, do yourself a favor and go across the street to Primanti Brothers.
__label__0 Avoid! Now I know why all of the positive reviews said great late night place. You need to have a drunken buzz to enjoy the food. We were 0 for 4 on dinners. BBQ chicken pizza crust was burned and lacked flavor. The pulled pork was dried out, tough and lacked taste. Buffalo Mac n cheese was too thick tasted like they just dumped Frank's Red Hot Sauce in. Lastly, the jerk chicken was too jerky. Waitress took our order and didn't check on us or offer to get more drinks.
__label__0 DO NOT GO THERE. I lost 6 inches of my hair because of this place!! I went there for the first time and had my hair done with Tee. I asked for an ombre with darker roots (my hair is dark brown) and I already had highlights on. I spent 4 hours there and my hair came out ORANGE with red roots! I looked absolutely awful and it wasn't anything close to what I asked for. I went back an hour later and asked them to fix my hair. Spent more 4 hours at the salon and left looking even worse. My hair started to fall out while I was at the salon and they did absolutely nothing! I left there with my hair falling out and looking absolutely terrible. They literally cooked my hair, and I lost 6 inches of it! I went to a different place on the next day and all the hairstylists were terrified with what happened to my hair and said they had never seen worse job in their lives. It was all damaged and the color was so ugly. I had 6 inches of my hair cut off and I used to have really long, pretty hair. Now my hair is half of its old length because of Mark and Anthony Salon. Not only that, but when I called they said it would cost $60, I ended up paying $150! I asked for a refund and they gave it to me right away, but they can never give me my hair back or all the money I had to spend at the new salon and with all the products I have to use it now to fix what they did. It's going to take about an year for my hair to grow out and not to be damaged anymore. I've never regretted something as much as going to that place. By any means, do not go there if you care about your hair. Don't make the same mistake I did.
__label__1 COOL:\n- Plenty of seating.\n- Plenty of power.\n- Full of activity.\n- Free wifi if you have AT&T Wireless at home.\n\nUNCOOL:\n- Long lines.\n- No breakfast sandwiches.\n- Bathroom requires a key?  I guess that's typical Starbucks.
__label__2 This is a standard business hotel. It is a bit run down. The hotel is close to Carnegie Mellon University (~1 mile) and also close to University of Pittsburgh. They see a lot of service and it is a busy hotel. The rooms are quite large and the beds are comfortable and large. \n\nThe rooms have free internet and the speed is OK. The internet is wired in the rooms but wireless in the lobby. \n\nThey hotel does not really have to do much to attract given their location, which in some respects is reflected in their service. The service is not bad but generic business type service.
__label__1 I went here once because one of the Pitt clubs was doing a fundraiser here, and I'm not sure if it was just this location, but I wasn't impressed. \n\nI got a pumpernickel bagel with plain cream cheese. The bagel was thin and pretty bland. There was barely any cream cheese on there, and what WAS there was poorly spread around. \n\nThe location is good and it's cheap, but you'd have better luck going to Einstein's bagels, or even getting a Panera bagel- instead.
__label__2 A convenient local deli which quickly serves up both hot and cold sandwiches. It's open late.
__label__2 I admit that its nickname (\"OK\") made me smirk. Whoever christened it hit the nail right on the head.  This restaurant is above threshold, but only just.\n\nIts menu is classic Cantonese. The food is, on the whole, competently prepared. It's a good compromise between American-Chinese takeout and some more authentic flavors (e.g., a fish steamed in its entirety, head and all).  \n\nThe quality/quantity to price ratio is not super. For example, the \"fried duck with taro stuff\" [sic] came with more taro \"stuff\" than duck. The pieces are served atop a big mound of shredded cabbage to make the plate seem more plentiful than it actually was.  The taste is good, but I'm not sure if it's $15 good. The fried tofu and scallop balls had more tofu than scallops, and the scallops were not of the best quality.  The whole fish, though I like it, is too expensive for what it is ($24 for flounder; $30 for sea bass). \n\nThe service is prompt and, in its own way, friendly. There is no ambiance to speak of, though that's not what people come here for. I have some reservations about the cleanliness of the kitchen (it has the look of LA restaurants that get B or C on their hygiene grade cards[*]), but I'm not so worried as to not eat here.\n\nSummary: Comparing \"OK\" with other nearby Chinese restaurants, I think I prefer Rose Tea and Ka Mei a smidgen more.\n\n[*] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Restaurant_rating#Sanitation.
__label__0 The waitress/owner is the worst I have ever experienced.  Sure, her English is bad, but her attitude is worse.\nI went in with allergies/a cold after 3pm. yesterday evening, hoping to get a soup to comfort me.  She tossed the menus on the table remarking that she was doing me a favor by placing the lunch menu on the table, even when lunch was technically over.\nShe went away and chatted in Chinese with the nearby table.  \nShe came back to my table and I wasn't ready.  It took her 10 minutes to return.  She turned up her nose at me, and began chatting (loudly) with the sushi chef.  My body language showed I was ready, but she came over when she was good and ready.\n\nI said that I wanted soup, and asked her for her recommendation, since I was feeling under the weather.  I guess she was disappointed in my order.  She refused to apply herself to the question, giving short, sharp answers, avoiding eye contact, and then stating, \"Everyone is different,\" so a recommendation was not possible.  She left again for an extended period of time.  I had time to look around at the dirty carpet.  She brought no tea or water.\n\nI asked about the spring rolls; were they fried?  She tried to educate me on Chinese cuisine versus Thai with such attitude.  \"Excuse me?\" I thought to myself, \"Does Orient equate with Chinese?\"\n\nI asked if she had ginger tea.  She said there was only one tea in a yelling tone, and I had better be okay with that!\n\nFinally I ordered the Miso soup.  It came in a very small bowl and was not hot enough.  I asked for the tea twice, since it appeared she did not hear me.  She barked at me with the equivalent, \"Alright already.\"  She plopped it on the table.  Later, when I was finished with my soup, she put her fingers all over the tea nossle.  That was effective in making me leave promptly.  Again, my body language communicated, \"Check please!\" but she chatted with the sushi chef, never letting him get a word in edgewise.\n\nI waited another agonizing 5 minutes for the check and left a 1cent tip.  I mumbled \"Never again!\" as I left, determined to never frequent this establishment, and to discourage all of my friends and family to steer clear.  As I drove around the back, the kitchen staff stared at me in an unwelcoming manner.\n\nI had never had such an experience at a restaurant in my life before.
__label__1 The lady who runs the service here is extremely rude. Pretty sure she's only not rude to people who speak Cantonese. For every little thing we asked her, she started scolding us in Mandarin.\n\nI came here once with a large group and my friend and I were ordering for everyone. We were just discussing possible dishes to get and she wrote down everything we said even though we haven't actually ordered it. We didn't realize this until the food was brought out. We didn't want to argue with her so ended up paying for everything.\n\nWe also thought we ordered too much and just wanted to ask if we could take a dish off the order. She started yelling at us when we were only asking if it was possible. Extremely bad attitude and very obnoxious.\n\nThe food here is also not that great. A lot of the dishes we ordered was pretty flavorless. And I'm talking about their \"authentic\" dishes, not their Americanized ones. Their salt and pepper squid was good, though it's hard to mess that up. Can definitely get better authentic Chinese food elsewhere.\n\nThey also cater for large parties in their upstairs dining area. Do not do this. They overcharge for parties by serving subpar food and charge a certain price per person.
__label__3 Nellie's brings a much needed respite from regular ol' sandwiches, soups and pizza that pervade the Oakland lunch scene. \n\nMy recent favs are the falafel and tabouli. Oooh, that tabouli... so flavorful with the parsley and citrus, man it's good on a ripped pita section! Recent dislike is the hummos; I find it too \"Earthy.\" The service is nice and typically prompt, they accept cards (there's a minimum charge amount), and the location is a plus for those of us who work at the top of the hill. Stop in, and give some local business owners your patronage!
__label__0 This place is a disappointment. It took 2 hours to get my pizza, when they told me 45 minutes to an hour. I was told the first time the driver was leaving in 2 minutes, and I was his only stop. It took another 50 minutes to get to my house. I live about 10 minutes away. When it finally got to my house after three calls and two hours, it was cold. When I put it in the microwave, it wasn't even good warm pizza. The Pizza was okay at best, just not worth a 2 hour wait. I will avoid this place going forward. Pizza Sola is way better!
__label__1 I'm not the best person to ask an opinion about when it comes to McDonalds. In fact I hate it. I quit eating it about ten years ago, that is until someone decided that after they took my order for Burger King and they weren't open that they would run here to get food. LAME.\n\nI wasn't going to be fussy and have a tantrum like a little kid, so I caved and let them bring me food from here. I can guarantee that I ate it like a two year old kid. I picked at it, played with it, complained about it, and if I could have, I would have fed it to a dog. However, I view that as animal cruelty.\n\nI give them kudos for attempting to be festive and mix the grease with leafy greens, but it still comes down to that nasty grease they fry everything in.  That's all my tongue sensed. I hated the food and then myself later that night as I made many trips to the bathroom, cursing each time. \n\nRemember, beggars can't be chooser. So when it comes to McDonalds, panhandle elsewhere.
__label__1 I recall walking in and standing right in front of two employees who just continued their convo while I patiently waited to be served. Finally after at least 5 minutes I was addressed and I placed my order. I couldn't tell if the server was unfriendly, if it was merely a cultural thing, or if he just had trouble understanding me. Anyway since I'm giving the benefit of the doubt here, I increased my ranking by one star.\n\nI ordered the beef noodle soup and it was terrible - too spicy and the beef had a weird taste to it. Usually after I leave establishments one of the employees will either say thank you, have a good day or something, but not in this place.\n\nA few things to take into account are that the employees were college age and it was pretty close to closing time so that could have impacted the level of service. All in all I just did not enjoy my experience and I won't be returning.
__label__1 And my never-ending struggle to find the perfect nail salon continues...\n\nS&T is conveniently located in Oakland.  It's best to call ahead and make an appt, they absolutely give priority to appts over walk-ins (as they should!).  Parking is available on-street at the meters, but being Oakland, you may not find a spot as close as you'd like.\n\nMy pedi was standard.  No massage, and the technician kept stopping what he was doing to glance up at the TV.  All in all, he was done in 25 minutes (not including the nail design).  Not great, not totally awful.  The kicker was waiting over 20 minutes for the polish to dry before the design I requested could be applied.  I've never had to wait that long anywhere else before.  The design was great, though!\n\nLess than a week and I already have chips in the polish:(  No waxing services offered here, either.  $35 for a half-assed pedi with a cool design....eh my search goes on!
__label__2 OMG! Finally! A pizza shop that doesn't charge $8 for a head of lettuce and a hand full of veggies. The food is pretty good and very affordable. \n\nThe only problem I have is that my workplace puts in a $300+ order every friday and they never throw out any deals. Not that they have to but it would at least show that they value and appreciate their customers' business.
__label__3 For a long time, I avoided Qdoba. Really! I always had this idea that the food here was awful, greasy, and just all around bad for me. Well, I was mostly right, but it turns out that Qdoba is not nearly as bad as I thought it would be! In fact, I could easily see it becoming a fantastic occasional treat in my life.\n\nI stopped in and ordered a quesadilla to go and couldn't have been happier. The pulled pork was delicious and I was able to get extra salsa, guacamole and sour cream in little cups on the side, meaning that my main entree wasn't completely slathered in distracting toppings. And I was SO impressed with the staff and assembly line they had going. Despite coming in to find a long dinner line, I was in and out within minutes. Very nice!\n\nI didn't stay to eat here because the layout in the dining area seemed pretty cramped, although I noticed as I was getting ready to leave that there was an upstairs. Any place in Oakland is bound to have space issues sometimes just because of the student lunch/dinner rush. But the layout here did nothing to help the matter; while the staff were able to keep the line moving, there was almost no room to actually accommodate the long line that began forming and snaking through the tiny building. \n\nStill, the food was pretty excellent, even if I had to go elsewhere to get some elbow room while I devoured it. For the record, comparing Qdoba and Chipotle seems pretty apples and oranges given that their menus are only a little similar. So sure, the food is better at Chipotle, but the options aren't NEARLY as diverse. Apples and oranges. A better comparison is Qdoba and Taco Bell, and in that sense Qdoba is truly superior. I mean really, who thinks it's even a contest?\n\nUnfortunately there were no reasonably healthy options here, so I doubt I'm going to be able to become a regular. Once I work off the quesadilla in about a month I'd love to eventually come back and see if the tacos compare - although I admit, when it comes to burritos I do think I'll forever be a Chipotle fan.
__label__1 The last few times I have been there the staff has been horrible. The don't pay attention and then when I ask again for them to add something I already asked for they give an attitude. The food isn't that great to have to deal with staff that don't care. Chipotle is the better option anyways for fast food Mexican in Oakland.
__label__4 Just went for wine and dinner with a group of 10 women.  We went for the 1/2 off wine Wednesdays, which makes their reasonably priced wines (I think they have 20 bottles for $22) even cheaper!  \nI was impressed with the food, I had the pumpkin ravioli, and tried the spicy shrimp.  The ravioli were very sweet, but still a nicer dinner dish, and the presentation was great.   Best of all, the service was amazing.  Our waitress even did separate checks.  The restaurant is tastefully decorated, but the bathrooms were a little freaky to me, and the floors were sticky.  \n\nIf you're going to try something here I've also heard rave reviews of the steak medallions on Alfredo and the crab cakes (and just about everything else on the menu).
__label__4 Fantastic place.  Amazing food, reasonably priced wine list, great service.  One of my favorite places in the area.
__label__1 \"Meh\" is so right on for describing Luma. It's like a diner imitating a classy restaurant. Boring menu that never changes, uninspired cocktail list and a deplorable beer selection. I imagine they must have a lot of freezers for food storage. Servers go through the motions but know better than to give much of a shit. You seriously might as well just go to Eat 'n Park rather than paying moderately high prices for moderately bad food at Luma.
__label__0 1. The place was filthy! the window we sat at had algae and/or mold over the entire surface. The ceiling had water damage and had been spottily fixed. (Imagine what you can not see.) \n2. From the time we ordered the soup and salad portion took 40 minutes. Dinner was far over 60 minutes. \n3. We had to get up and find someone to get our drinks refilled for just water and tea. 4. The appetizer orders were half wrong. \n5. One dinner order was wrong. No manager came to talk to us or apologize for a thing. \n6. Potatoes came without sour cream..others came without butter. (which never came)\n7. Staff was not at all friendly or nice. They kept saying they were extremely busy but the dining room had only two tables with customers.....and there were more than 5 servers with at least two boys for busing, so I have no idea what they do when actually busy. \n\nIf you are looking for a nice marina atmosphere try Red Fin Blues Instead. SKIP THIS PLACE COMPLETELY!
__label__1 I had pants hemmed here and, while the guy did a decent job (though they still ended up too long even though he pinned them while I had them on?) it was absurdly expensive and took A WEEK.  \n\nCome on now.
__label__0 There is nothing good to say about this store except that the food is kosher.  There is no customer service.  In fact, most employees are down right rude.  They have the attitude that they are doing you a favor to sell you kosher food - whether it is bad or good, what you need or not, just take it and thank them.  Avoid if at all possible.
__label__3 Great items, great philosophy.
__label__4 As many have said, this restaurant easily serves the best authentic Taiwanese food in the Pittsburgh area. I have many Taiwanese friends who drive 2 hours from Ohio just to come here! The food is great, although not absolutely amazing. On the hand, the bubble tea is wonderful. Definitely some of the best I've ever had. Their smoothies are really delicious as well.
__label__3 Boba (aka Bubble Tea (aka Tapioca)) is fantastic here.\n\nBack in California, we have a boba chain called Tea Station and Ten Ren's.  Theirs is the best I've ever tasted and Rose Tea Cafe is comparable.  \n\nTheir Green Milk Tea (or jasmine milk tea in other places) was the perfect hint of tea.  The consistency was not too thin or thick.  Their actual tapioca balls... I don't recall whether they were exceptional but they weren't bad.  \n\nThe food is pretty good and comes in healthy portions.\n\nNow, the BAD...  the wait is absolutely ridiculous.  If you come around dinnertime- 6p or 7p, you really have to wait an hour for two people.  It's also a very narrow room so the waitresses are constantly tripping around people waiting by the door.\n\nI just advise that you come around 8 or 9p or a lot earlier in the day.
__label__1 I've been here a few times -- my husband really likes it but for me, I have yet to order an entree that I would order again.  There are only titles on the menu, no descriptions so you kind of have to guess what's in the dish from the titile and sometimes it is just wrong.  I do like the scallion pancake with egg appetizer but the noodle soup that I had the last time we were there was not good at all.  Very bland and with an overabundance of white, wide over-cooked noodles.  I think I'm giving up on the entrees.  If we go again, I'll stick to the scallion pancake and bubble tea.
__label__2 The food is tasty, but so much MSG!  I'm usually not very sensitive to MSG, but man you can really feel it after you eat here!
__label__3 This place is hard to beat for noodle and kimchee dishes.  Excellent milk teas, good smoothies, good prices.  Decent service, in and out quick as can be.  It's not a 5 for me because there's a lot of stuff on the menu that is highly authentic, and I have to admit to ordering several dishes at Rose Tea that I could not believe how much I did not like them.  So unless you really dig the down home asian cooking, stick to the noodle, rice, and kimchee dishes.
__label__4 One of the few nice Chinese restaurants!
__label__1 I read that the Chunk Chicken was awesome, well it wasn't.  $13 for a bowl of chicken???  Yes it came out in less than 5 minutes but there was nothing special about it.  For $13 you think that you would get more than a bowl of rice and $2 worth of chicken.  It was a bunch of semi over cooked chicken.  Nothing visually appealing and the taste, well, it was just OK.  I'll go back to try something else, but this was not the greatest of food everyone on yelp was applauding.
__label__2 My girlfriends and I came here before having a chick's night at the flicks.  We figured why not have some Lebanese chow before seeing an Italian film.\n\nWe started our meals with Loubie Bzeit for our appetizer.  Green beans sauteed with onions, herbs, large whole cloves of garlic (Mmmm!  Kiss me Rick, Darling!).  Since I like the basics, I had the chicken vegetable soup.  To tell you the truth, I prefer chicken noodle any day of the week.  I had my usual here, the grilled turkey salad.  \n\nAladdin's still isn't my first choice for dining out, but it is a nice change of pace from your standard burger joint.
__label__3 I've heard a lot of people speculating on the authenticity of Aladdin's. I'm not that familiar with Middle Eastern food but everything I've eaten from Aladdin's has been delicious.\n\nThe service has always been great too. It's never been slow or inattentive. My only complaint is I wish they'd give you some complimentary hummus to go with that plain pita they serve every meal. I guess it's a way to get you to order hummus as a starter; you can't say no when there's pita in front of you!\n\nTheir fruit smoothie is smooth and sweet without being overbearing, the inclusion of honey is a nice touch, giving it a bit of added depth.\n\nWhile I cannot comment on the authenticity of their entrees I can say that their desserts are not authentic at all. At the entrance, behind a glass display, are a variety of yummy looking cakes. I'm not one to balk at cake but I wish the display was filled with baklava, jalibeh, and a bunch of other Middle Eastern desserts to fit with the restaurant better.\n\nAuthenticity aside, I can at least say they do better than most Chinese restaurants do when it comes to representing their country's cuisine.
__label__1 Seriously had to meet the driver at Brillobox, because it was the closest he \"was allowed\" to get to Larimer/East Liberty. Cried insurance wolf. Honestly, is it still the 80's? (Besides 80's night at the 'Box! Let's be serious here!) Are we not progressive, forward-thinking individuals? East Liberty is TOO SCARY for you? Hey man, I'm hurt. We're all hurt over here. And since we know what it feels like to be hurt, we wouldn't want to hurt you, man. Cause it sucks to be hurt. \n\nWorld change starts with our attitudes.
__label__4 Based on other Yelp reviews, I chose Homer's for our car inspection.  They were able to get us in within 2 days and were very courteous.  The let me know that everything passed, but we would be needing brakes soon.  I discussed a trip we would be taking to Alabama and they felt that they breaks would hold up fine for the trip.  I appreciate their honesty.  I will be bringing my car back for the work later on.
__label__0 Worst Chinese food ever. I totally got sick after eating their take-out.
__label__0 I used to work at the Starbucks across the street from this place, but after a few bites of a friend's General Tso's chicken and the single greasiest mouthful of egg roll I've ever tasted, I refused to order anything but dumplings from this place.  I've seen them pour the dumplings from a bag straight out of the freezer, so I figured the grimy kitchen couldn't infect them too much.  My fried dumplings usually came charred, but I soaked them in sauce and they got me through a lot of closing shifts at the Bucks.  Still, this is the worst Chinese restaurant I've ever been to.
__label__4 My husband and I came across How Lee restaurant by accident and I wasn't sure what to expect of it at first. I am pretty skeptical about any Asian restaurant in Pittsburgh since I haven't found any 'real' ones like those in New York, Boston and Maryland. \n\nHowever, when seeing big bowls with 'nothing' but chilies, we thought, \"Hey this must be good!\" We got even more excited when we saw the menu--a ton of Sichuan food to choose from. \n\nDespite the long wait time, we got our table as soon as patrons left and ordered the Chongqing chicken, which turned out to be very popular, and a slightly milder fish dish. It didn't take too long for the food to come despite the busy time. And the food were delicious! We have been to several Sichuan restaurants, and we have to say that How Lee is one of those that we would go back to again and again. :) \n\nSo if you're looking for GREAT Chinese food, check out How Lee! My husband and I look forward to trying other stuff on their menu (oh yeah, they also have non-Sichuan food which seem to be the 'non-spicy' ones.)
__label__4 After reading numerous positive, almost glowing reviews her on Yelp, I decided to give How Lee a try.  Boy, am I glad I did.  I stopped by on a Friday afternoon (still able to catch the lunch menu which ends at 3).  Boy, this is the Cantonese food for which I have been searching!\n\nAuthentic, plentiful and tasty!  I chose the Shrimp and Scallops Szechuan Style.  The lunch specials come with your choice of Wonton or Egg Drop or Hot and Sour Soup.  i chose the Hot and Sour Soup which was outstanding, just enough bite at the back of your tongue to remind you why it's called 'hot\" and sour.  The lunch portions are quite generous.  I took my order to go and there was enough food for a light dinner the next night.\n\nI also chose two traditional eggs rolls.  They weren't bad, just uninteresting.  Perhaps a few water chestnuts or something with crunch would have made them more interesting.\n\nAll in all, excellent Chinese food and I'm sure I will be back often.
__label__3 Great spicy food. If you like spicy authentic Chinese food this place is as good as those in sf.  Try their Szechwan beef with Mala sauce...if you can take the spice
__label__1 We have ordered pizza from here 3 times now (I see your 3 strikes and you're out comment Jen H - funny!) and each time it has gotten WORSE!\nThe last pie (Hawiian) was just last week and it arrived SOGGY all over the bottom! Could not eat it without first trying to crisp it up in oven (failed to work).\n\nI called and the owner answered. FIRST he told me the Hawiian Pizza is ALWAYS like that! OKAAAYYY....  I disputed that and he then said all the ingredients were fresh - I should hope so! THEN he said \"what do you want, a credit? Next time you call,  remind me\". \n\nI was not feeling well that night or I would have likely fought harder on this issue, possibly even had the driver return, take back the soggy pie and give me my money back! \n\nAVOID this place! Lousy pie, lousier customer service!
__label__4 After being disappointed repeatedly by other pizza shops in and around the neighborhood, I decided to give Pizza Amier a try.  Two years later I am still ordering from Pizza Amier and I am never let down!!!  The pizza is great as are the wings, I usually don't stray too far from my usual.  When people ask me about where to get pizza in Squirrel Hill, this is the only place I recommend!!!
__label__0 I came here only because this place got such great reviews... and i was extremely disappointed.\n\nThe atmosphere is awful, it feels like a cheap dining room. The service is mediocre... we had no soy sauce at our table, so the waitress picked a container of soy sauce up from another table and brought it to us, and it was about 90% emptry so we had to ask for more again...\n\nThe sushi was fresh, but not really creative. I guess this place gets good reviews for having \"fresh fish\". But why shouldn't a sushi place have fresh fish? I don't think this restuarant should be rewarded for having something it is supposed to have. I don't think I will go back unless i am specifically in the neighberhood.
__label__4 My wife and I went her New Year's Eve night, 2010. We loved it! The atmosphere and service is fantastic. The staff is dressed very authentically Japanese and loves to interact with their clientele.\nThe food was amazing. I had fried oysters, which are brought out in the shell. There were 5 or 6 on my plate and they were huge and oh so good. They tasted fresh and were excellently fried. My wife got the sashimi variety platter which looked and tasted fantastic. I really have nothing negative to say about this place. Our bill was approx $60 for 2 entrees, two appetizers, twos soups and salads. It was a very nice experience and date!
__label__3 Pretty solid Japanese food, I must say. I'm originally from California and I go to school in New York so I've tasted some pretty good Japanese food before and I would definitely say that Chaya is among the top contenders. Is it the best Japanese food I've ever had? No, I wouldn't say that at all. But is it Japanese food that is enjoyable? Yes, I would definitely vouch for that.\n\nI think my slight issue is that I feel like the prices are a bit more on the expensive side. I don't think some of the items on the menu are reasonable at all, but I mean, I suppose they can charge whatever they want since they're one of the better places I've had in Pittsburgh. Service is very nice and always coming by to ask how the food is and if you want any water refills so at least that is good.\n\nIf you want traditional Japanese cuisine in Pittsburgh and you have some money to spare, I would definitely say this is a place to go.
__label__1 My fiance and I were really excited to try this place because of the Yelp reviews. I'm not sure if everything we chose was not the right thing to choose, but we were pretty disappointed. \n\nWe started with the Sunrise Spider Roll + Fish egg with tempura soft-shell crab and the crab tasted like muddy crawfish. Maybe not the freshest? It was also really expensive for the portion we received. \n\nMisoshiru was very under-salted. \n\nMy unagi kabayaki was full of bones (I'm guessing this is normal; it was my first time having it) and I spent the entire night picking out pin bones with my chopsticks, which actually really improved my chopstick skills. That was a plus.\n\nMy fiance had the broiled black cod, which he said completely saved his entire experience. I tasted it and agreed.\n\nWhy does fried chicken accompany every meal? It didn't really match any of the flavor profiles of any of our dishes, but it was pretty good taste-wise. Not the best fried chicken or anything, but three little nuggets don't hurt when you're given such a small sushi roll portion. \n\nIdeally, I'd like to try a place two more times before reviewing it, but we will definitely not be coming back. \n\nWe've only tried one other sushi place, Plum, and it's definitely our regular place to go. Until we wanted to be adventurous and try other sushi places. \n\nDisappointed. :(\n\nGood points: Really fast service. We were asked how the food was every half-minute and our table was cleared off after each item was complete. It felt a little rushed but we appreciated the customer service.
__label__1 I come from NY so I have had some good Japanese food. This will be the closest Pittsburgh will ever get to it, and yet something about it just turns me off. It's not the best I've ever had, and yet they charge you as if it is. Maybe the reason I hate this place so damn much is because they're just unnecessarily expensive.
__label__0 First time at this restaurant because of all the good reviews. Unfortunately, I won't be returning. The service was superb, no doubt. But the fried chicken was tasteless, sushi was ordinary at best. After more than $50 later, both my hubby and I ended up spending the night in the bathroom.
__label__3 This is a really comfortable place to have a traditional Japanese meal. The servers were dressed in full authentic kimono (most places don't take the time nor expense to also wear the obis), the bamboo and other decorations created a nice Asian environment. \n\nThere were so many polar reviews...seemed folks were either really happy or not. So I didn't really know what to expect. The sushi rolls were priced modestly, but they are for the smaller rolls versus the \"regular\" sized roll. The flavor was good and it hit the spot.\n\nI am so glad we went and I will be going back when I return to Pittsburgh! It is so nice to have a decent Japanese restaurant in Squirrel Hill!
__label__3 The sushi was delicious. The other food didn't compare. If I go back here I would just stick with the sushi. The waitress and other employees were very attentive. Nice atmosphere.
__label__4 OMG, I wasn't expecting such an amazing dining experience!  The service and waitress was superb!\nThe Sushi was the freshest I have had in Pittsburgh & the General Tso's (which I order from almost every Chinese restaurant) was the best I have ever had.  Even had the option to get brown rice for no additional cost, this Dumpling House was the best!!!
__label__2 I don't get the hype of Pamela's.  The crowded atmosphere is nice, but the food is pretty mediocre, and the service kinda sucks.  I'll go back, but there are better breakfast places to be found in the 'burgh.\n\n(And it's another Pittsburgh business that doesn't take credit cards.  What's with this?  Is it 1990 here?  Most of the places I went to regularly in La Paz, Bolivia, take credit cards.)
__label__0 Really people? 4-5 stars for this? Having lived in NYC for the last 8 years, I can tell you that while the ingredients for pizza were present, the food that I put in my mouth last night was not, in fact, pizza. \n\nFirst, the crust was so mushy that when I lifted my slice it actually fell apart! Forget not holding firm for me to bite it, the main part of the slice actually separated from the crust.  Then there was the bland cheese and watered down sauce. If I didn't know better, I would have called this a congealed and tasteless soup.\n\nBleh!
__label__1 Bangkok Balcony is a nice spot, but it isn't the best Thai in town.  The tables are a little cramped, but if you're by the window you can enjoy the view of Forbes Ave.\n\nThe price is decent, but I don't think I've been able to get in and out in a decent amount of time.  Between waiting for a table and the slow orders expect to be there a while.
__label__2 I've dined at Bangkok Balcony a few times. A couple of times, I've ordered one of the stir-fry dishes. The dishes are good but cost a nickel under $14 which is a bit expensive for a stir-fry dish. On my most memorable visit, I ordered a daily special which was served as a whole fish over rice with a Thai chili sauce. The presentation of the dish was rather surprising as they served an entire fish (head and all) as opposed to a fillet which caught me off guard.\n\nOne of the convenient aspects of the restaurant is that you can rate how spicy you would like the dish on a scale of 1 to 10.\n\nThere is also window seating available where you can overlook Forbes Ave while having dinner.\n\nAll in all, Bangkok Balcony is a nice and intimate restaurant but a bit expensive for the type of food they are serving.
__label__2 Pretty good food. Interesting location.
__label__4 Murray Ave is great, the staff is always friendly and willing to help, the food is good and you can't go wrong with their beer selections. \n\nThey have a good selection of food so anyone can find something they want and enjoy it. This is a true neighborhood place, if you go a couple of times you are going to find the same people dining there again and again, always a good sign.
__label__1 I've been here three times over two summers (2013 and 2014), and only had received good food once. \n\nThe first time around (July 2013) I had the Grilled Chicken Panini, which was incredibly soggy from the pesto and cheese. \n\nOne week ago I had a Reuben, and while it was pretty solid, it also wasn't anything particularly special.\n\nYesterday I ordered the \"Famous\" Salmon Burger, and it came in around 3-5 minutes. Huge red flag; it was very obviously frozen. Extremely bland, not fresh (smelled far too fishy for fresh salmon), just meh. The roasted red pepper mayo wasn't that great, either.\n\nThe fries are alright, though they're extremely greasy.\n\nI could see this place succeeding if the food was cheaper, but the prices here are absolutely outrageous for the quality of food.
__label__1 I love plain cheese pizza. I love a crunchy yet soft crust, good melty cheese, and a not-too-sweet sauce. Napoli had all three, but where they fell short, which surprised me, was the taste of the crust, it was way too salty. I don't know if it was because it went bad or they didn't measure the salt correctly but I was very disappointed. I loved everything else about the pizza so I hope this was a one-time thing. I will give them another chance but I will buy a single slice next time instead of a whole pie.
__label__1 I've been to Mineo's a few times, and each time I experienced the same problems that others have mentioned here.  1) There is TOO MUCH cheese, so much that all the cheese comes off the pizza when I bite into it.  This should not happen.  2) The pizza is way too hot, and since I refuse to sit there for an hour waiting for it to cool off, I always end up burning my mouth and fingers.  Not pleasant.  And the cheese issue is worse when it gets cold, so this is quite a dilemma.  3) The staff isn't very friendly, although I've noticed this isn't exclusive to Mineo's.  A lot of the restaurants in Squirrel Hill seem to have this problem.\n\nThat said, their sauce is good and the crust is decent.  Last time I was there, I ended up taking off most of the cheese and just eating the crust with sauce on it.\n\nI realize this review reads like I hate Mineo's, which is not the case.  It's passable pizza, and good if you are very hungry and don't feel like weighing the pros and cons of each pizza place in Squirrel Hill.  I still haven't been to all of them, so I'm not an expert, but I do know that Mineo's is far from the best.
__label__3 I recently did a pizza crawl through squirrel hill with a friend, where we hit every single one of squirrel hill's 7 pizzerias, and got a slice of pepperoni pizza at each one in a row!  Our favorite of all of them?  Mineos!  It's like loading a shotgun full of delicious cheeses and pulling the trigger.  Their pizza is all around good, but it's primarily a righteous cheese delivery system, and a cheese lovers delight!
__label__1 Had this pizza for an office party. Since the person who bought it did carry-out, I guess one can take this review with a grain of salt, seeing as I have no idea how long the pizza took to make, how long it sat out, etc. \n\nThe options were Hawaiian, cheese, and pepperoni, which was really more like a cheese pizza with the occasional pepperoni in the proverbial haystack. The crust was just so thick, and it seemed like the whole thing was just cheese and bread. This made it taste relatively good within the first five minutes of eating, but eventually turned into a force feeding-I had read such fantastic reviews about the pizza, so I wanted to like it.  The saving grace was probably the sauce-I'm a fan of the sweet stuff, so it was exactly how I liked it.
__label__1 Pizza is nothing special. Canned mushrooms, spinach, and shrimp. Sauce and cheese ordinary. We will not go back
__label__4 The best pizza in Pittsburgh... Maybe the world!!!!!!\n\nThe pizza is always amazing, and they are expanding their squirrel hill store to 3 storefronts! \n\nSince I live in squirrel hill, the \"no delivery\" issue doesn't really bother me. I'm sure if I move that will be a different story...
__label__0 Growing up, we lived maybe 5-10min from this place, and every Friday my parents would order Mineos, take it home and we'd have our little pizza day.\n\nPizza Day, opposite as the Aquabats would lead you to believe, became the worst day of the week.\n\nAs a child, I guess I couldn't stand this thick thick cheese and greesey floppy crust. I thought my parents were dinosaurs for using forks and knives to eat this thing. I'd wind up eating one slice and being \"full\" just because I didn't want to eat any more of this stuff.\n\nNow, I've heard everything under the sun defending Mineos honor whenever I speak these critiques. Most notably \"Oh, well you need to eat it THERE\". Well, unless Mineos pizza changes quality in the first FIVE MINUTES it's served, then it's official:\n\nMineos Pizza tastes like a foot.\n\n\nNever bought it in my adult life. Very happy I didnt after hearing people say how expensive it is, here.
__label__3 Flavorful sauce, extra cheesy, crispy on the bottom thin crust. What's not to love about Mineo's pizza?\n\nThe staff isn't the most attentive, but they're friendly enough and take care of you.\n\nAlso the pizzas are huge. We got a large and weren't expecting it to be quite as large as it was. This is another plus.\n\nAlso, got the meatball appetizer. Cheesy and meaty and delicious. Tasted like it came from an Italian grandmother.\n\nBe warned, they're cash only.\n\nDespite what Yelp says, they do have waiter service in the bar area.
__label__2 Better pizza than any chain.  Better pizza that you would get anyplace other than NYC or Jersey.  BUT, why go here when just up the street is Napoli?  Mineo's has the rep, Napoli has the better pie.
__label__0 This place used to be decent (pre-2007), but its quality has really gone down a lot recently.  Mostly, they seem to have been cutting too many corners.  They used to serve slices of a rustic olive loaf (probably from Allegro Bakery nearby), but in my last couple visits, the olive loaf was replaced with generic white bread. They used to have a reasonable salad, now it's just iceberg lettuce and a sad slice of tomato. The cut of meat for their steak is now chewy and has fatty inedible bits.
__label__4 We recently worked with Linda Corcoran with the Squirrel Hill branch of Coldwell Banker.  Linda was wonderful to work with - she was very responsive; understood the market; helped us price our house for quick sale; and found a buyer in a week and a half.  She was also very helpful and reassuring during the inspections by the buyer and she even was kind enough to come over and unlock the door for me when I was accidently locked out - and she got there in 10 minutes!  I think Linda is a great realtor and you will get a knowledgeable, reasonable, understanding, and pleasant human being to work with if you hire her.
__label__0 I just called over to this practice to try to get a new patient appointment.  Be warned that if you are looking for an appointment that is working-person friendly (saturdays, first thing in the morning or in the late afternoons) you are looking at a long wait.  I was willing to wait 4-6 weeks to get this type of appointment, but they did not have anything that worked with a working person's schedule for seemingly the rest of the year.  The receptionist sounded relieved when I said I was going to call around to other practices to try to get something for this year.  \n\nI would have appreciated a little more flexibility and ended up calling another dentist in Squirrel Hill who was able to get me into a working friendly appointment for this month.
__label__4 Great service. The first reliable and honest mechanic I have encountered to date. Remember a mechanic u can trust is worth his weight in gold. Calfo's is one
__label__4 Great and honest service. The guys were kind and straightforward, letting me know all that i needed in order to make decisions about my car.  Reasonably priced and quick service (considering my car was towed during a winter morning).  Thankful they were so close!!
__label__2 I found this place after doing some Google searches for watch repair in Pittsburgh. I had a really nice watch gifted to me a few years back, but I didn't find myself wearing it very much, as it was a little too big. Since it's 2012 and we all need to step our game up, I decided to have some links taken out of the watchband and replace the battery in the watch.\n\nI choose this place because, it was the most convenient location for watch repair that I could find. I took my watch in about an hour before the end of the day on Friday. I thought that the job could have been accomplished easily and quickly, but the owner told me I would have to come back the next day...\n\nA word of caution, my watch was wound and working and several links had been removed as promised. However, as I tried the watch on I noticed that one of the pins was not in place properly. It just seemed a little off center. If an untrained eye could note this, a master watchmaker certainly should have been able to do the same. Had I not noticed this, my very expensive watch would have most probably met with a most untimely demise as it plummeted towards the nearest sidewalk. The owner was quick to fix this error, but did not seem very apologetic.\n\nThe price, $20, was fair and the work acceptable in the end.
__label__1 Great subs, but the place is filthy. Horrible service. Check out another location instead of this one. I've never seen food service staff move so quickly as when you walk in here at 20 mins. till closing time. They want you to inhale your food and get out. The have horrible Sunday hours too (close at 6 pm)
__label__3 One of my favorite places for Subs in Pittsburgh. Very cheap (less than $10) and the food is excellent. Can get crowded and loud, but that also means something right? It's probably because I stick with my standard, but I feel like something is missing...\nFor a quick bite or lunch, you certainly can get a satisfying meal here!
__label__4 Irene is, quite simply, the world's most talented and responsible alterations seamstress.
__label__3 Irene saved my life (or at least, my participation as a bridesmaid in one of my closest friends' wedding).\n\nI had another tailor take my measurements and called them into the company that produced the bridesmaid dresses.  When they sent me the dress, in a size that normally fits me with no trouble - NOT TO MENTION they had recommended it based on my measurements - I found that I was unable to zip it up all the way.  Not good, not good at all.\n\nBridesmaid dresses are not made with a ton of extra material, which is why they often tell you to order a larger size and get the dress taken in, rather than risk getting a dress that's too small - there's not much fabric available to let out.  And this dress was silk with a chiffon overlay; quite expensive and not exactly basic.\n\nI took the dress to a tailor who said he could not help me.  As I began to panic, he must have seen the desperation on my face and quickly recommended that I take the dress to Irene.\n\nI left the dress with Irene, and I don't know what kind of miracle she worked, but she found just enough fabric in the seams to get the dress to zip all the way.  She charged $50 (cash only), which I thought was more than fair.\n\nI've also had her shorten a dress for me, and it turned out very well.
__label__1 The food is so so but, the desserts are outstanding especially the turtle cheesecake. I would rather eat at The Cheesecake Factory . Personally I don't see what the be deal about this place is.
__label__2 a decent spot for lunch given that it is pittsburgh.  it's maybe a little step up from your fast food chinese place in nyc, the quality is a little better and the restaurant itself is obviously cleaner.\n\ni started w/the egg flower soup, it was a little on the salty side, but at least seemed like it was all natural eggs and didn't have the weird fake dark yellow color to it that a lot of places have.  tea was on the house which is nice.  i had the eggplant in brown sauce w/white rice.  overall it was decent, eggplant tasted fresh, but this was also a little on the salty side as well.  \n\ni would have given it 2.5 stars if possible, but rounded up since the older waitresses are very nice and reminded me of my mom.  in the end a decent place for a quick cheap lunch (it's slim pickins for good restaurants in pittsburgh).
__label__1 I was sooooo disappointed!!  I love this building and the ambiance - it's a Pittsburgh landmark to be sure, but the buffet was mediocre at best.\n\nI don't even know where to start.  \n\nOur waitress was friendly and prompt to come to the table but didn't provide any explanation as to how things were laid out and where things could be found.  This isn't something I normally need for a buffet but things aren't necessarily clear as to where they are - for instance the pancakes are at the omelet bar and the waffles are at the 'banana foster' table.  Anyway.....\n\nI couldn't find the pancakes and I had read in another review that they did indeed have pancakes.  So after asking a passing server I was directed to the omelet bar and was really surprised when the omelet chef handed me four lukewarm pancakes for me to put on my plate.  They weren't made to order as I understood they would be.  On top of that they ended up being chewey and didn't have much flavor. \n\nThe main buffet was another disappointing experience - the chicken was dry, the roast beef was fatty and overall the main food line was average.\n\nUnfortunately, if you're going to have a banana foster area, which can be a really nice touch, it's important to have  a server who knows what they're doing.  As it turned out, there was a young kid who couldn't tell you banana's foster from a banana split.  There were a couple of people in front of me that asked what a 'banana foster' was and his response was that it was anything you wanted it to be.  That answer confused the folks asking, so they passed. As did I.\n\nMaybe it was just a bad day for them as I know other folks have good things to say.  If you want a beautiful place to take out-of-town visitors, this is certainly it.  But if you want to have a really nice buffet experience, sadly this wouldn't be my first choice.
__label__4 Great food,great atmosphere and view. Very good service.
__label__4 This place has all the essential elements for a great Sunday Brunch.  1)  The restaurant itself is a very cool venue.  It is a converted / restored train station, which is absolutely beautiful.  The vintage photos of locomotives are wonderful to see.  Nice views out onto the river as well.  2)  The staff is very friendly and accomodating.  Good service.  3)  The brunch buffet has just about everything you could possibly want, and lots of it.  The food tasted great.  4)  This place has their own donut maker!!  How cool is that?  Freshly made delicious donuts, this place deserves 6 stars.  Come here for brunch, smile all afternoon...
__label__0 After having a lovely meal two years ago at the grand concourse, we were very excited to return to this location. Unfortunately our expectation had nothing to do with the reality of a very poor meal.\n\nThe service was slow to the point of neglect. Drinks were never refilled after the initial serving. With a party of six, three of the meals we're delivered cold after a 25 minute wait. Having to send them back it took another 25 minutes to get the replacement meals which were missing the sauces, etc..  It took a manager to get the sauces for the meals. At this point half of our party had eaten, and the other half was ready to leave.\n\nWe had to box our own meals, and forget about being asked if we would like a cup of coffee to cap the meal... That was not in the stars. \n\nNeedless to say, we will not be back.
__label__0 This place had the nerve to email me through yelp requesting to see if the issue can be resolved  and then. .  NO ONE followed up  to reach out to me after I left a message for the requesting  party.  BUT I expect nothing more.  POOR CUSTOMER  SERVICE
__label__1 Oh Station Square. I am sorry. I've stayed here before and not had issues.\n\nAnd the view is great.\n\nWe booked a room for 2 nights to see the Steelers/Jaguars playoff game. We paid for concierge level. \n\nFirst of all, they put us in a handicap room right next to the elevator. The elevator thing would normally not be an issue if there wasn't 300 high school students staying there. \n\nThe bathroom was all shower with a drain in the floor. I was unamused and asked to be switched.\n\nAs mentioned earlier, there was some conference going on ... I think it was for speech? Not sure. Either way, I can tell you that their chaperones were not paying one lick of attention to them. They were running all over the place, door open (creak), door shut (SLAM), yelling outside the elevator.....and the last night, we had a flight home at 6 am the next morning.\n\nI mean, the night of the game, the drunk fans were not even this obnoxious.\n\nCalled security multiple times, they did nothing. It continued. \n\nNext Steelers game we'll be staying on the other side of the river.
__label__1 We paid $250.00 for our room and there was no hair dryer, not enough towels, mold on the ceiling in the shower,  on the shower curtain liner, and dirt or who knows what on the liner.  \n\nGood location, but the hotel itself leaves much to be desired. For the price, it was a big disappointment!
__label__0 I've seen holiday inns better than this.  It's filthy. Stained carpets, stuff sitting out in the hallways. Market doors, peeling paint, you can smell dust and mold.  Waited in SPG line for over 20 minutes to check in. Ridiculous. Got to room and change immediately. Wifi was horrible as well. There is not one good thing about this hotel. I'm here for business and its been a long time since I've seen something this bad.
__label__2 Very friendly staff. Sucks you have to pay for wifi. Room decor is outdated. The water pressure in the showers was really bad.
__label__1 The staff is friendly, it's all downhill from there.\n\nRoom 1122 don't book this room if you need to sleep, between the train, the ice machine and the AC/heat wall unit no sleep.\n\nPeeling wallpaper in the common areas, outdated.decor.\n\nFood was cold at lunch.\n\nNo outlets available to charge anything.
__label__2 Went there for $1 Drink Thursdays and it was okay.  Nothing to write home about but the drinks were cheap so that was cool but other than that, nothing else was special:  Venue, Crowd, Decor.....\n\nCheap Drinks on Thursday.  But would I want to come here any other day....  Hmmmmm....
__label__1 Stopped here this morning for some coffee.  The bagels still aren't the greatest--they're okay but not the greatest.  But the coffee is pretty good.  Susan regain human female form after 2nd cup of coffee!
__label__1 Convenience is the only plus.  Quality and consistency are lacking.
__label__0 I gave them 20% tips of my order, but they even forgot my order. I will never go back to have any meal in this restaurant. BTW, my friend told me that although this is a Chinese restaurant, this restaurant \"only\" open for American people. Because if you are Chinese people, they will not treat you as well as American people. How pathetic this restaurant is !!!
__label__3 Needed a late night snack after driving all day and this place was across from our hotel.  Pizza was great, crust was cooked just the way I like it, crispy on the edges and lots of cheese and toppings.   Staff was friendly.
__label__2 Hanlon's is a little diner right in the middle of  Liberty ave and very easy to miss. I generally stop in here when I am looking for a cheaper place but pretty decent food. My issue in previous stops was the ventilation was bad and AC didn't keep up with the heat of the grills you can see from your booth. Also, lets face it, most of us would prefer to go back to work not smelling like a French fry. \n\nOk, lets stay positive! The service is always good and again the price is right. I have had several items on the menu and I went with a Sicilian melt this time around. As usual, the food is served hot and ready to roll. The portions aren't enormous but they do the job. You can get out of here cost wise in under $10 if you skip the soft drink. I have had a turkey club, salads, burger, chicken fingers basket....just don't expect anything incredible in here. \n\nI do think its a decent stop and very easy to fit in a lunch hour at work.
__label__2 Ok I guess...Ate there this morning about 8:45. Sat down, was acknowledged with a nod and be with you in a minute...but was closer to 7 or 8. Ordered \"the handful\" which has 2 eggs, 2 pancakes, potatoes, and 2 bacon. Wanted to trade bacon for veggies but was told it would be $1 more even though on side items, the bacon cost more than the veggies...go figure.  Make the customer happy and he'll come back tomorrow, don't and he won't.\nIt was decent, can't complain too much, but can't give thumbs up either.
__label__4 Great pace to relax on lunch break and snatch up some wifi on a couch!
__label__2 If you want an ornate and well taken care of hotel you can rest assured that the William penn is what your looking for. It's killer for events, the lobby looks like you steeped onto the set for a history film. My only complaint is that the rooms themselves are a bit outdated. The carpet seems old and there isn't a lot of space to move around in. I'd say it's worth checking out, there's a Starbucks right next store so you can grab a coffee and sit in the hotel lobby for a bit, but  I wouldn't pay the price for a room.
__label__4 Stayed at the Wm Penn down the street for a wedding and needed a last minute haircut. Friendly, helpful, all around good cut!
__label__1 Honestly, I'm not sure what everyone is raving about.  It was a lovely way to see the city but the driver spend the entire time making duck jokes, and yes I get that duck jokes are the gimmick but I thought there would be a little bit more information on the city.  He would point out a building or statue and mention the name but that was about all the info you got before he started quacking again. It also only takes a quick route through downtown then spins up by the stadiums on water.  I thought we would see more.\nOur seats were REALLY uncomfortable.  We were in the back and the space was not long enough for our legs. We shared the duck mobile with a large (Somewhat pushy) elderly group who were not interested in sharing with us or the nice young couple who were there with their toddler.  They cut in line, tried to sit in all the window seats and It was a battle just to get them to move around so we could sit together. \nAll in all I wouldn't recommend it for grow ups. Fun if you have kids (or are pushy spoiled old folks who act like kids!).
__label__0 This place was a shambles. OK, so it was Labor Day, but if you are going to give most of the staff the night off, then do not take lots of reservations and tell everybody that comes in it is a 10 minute wait.\n\nHaving been told that it would be a 10 - 15 minute wait, 30 minutes later we where still sitting around, twiddling our thumbs. We were then told that some other party of three had taken our spot. When we finally got seated we then sat for another 15 minutes before a waiter came over. He did at least apologise and said he thought another waiter was taking care of us. We stopped him mid welcoming speech and ordered a large pizza, that was supposed to feed four or more. The three of us finished it quickly and were still hungry. The toppings were sparse and totally missing on some pieces.\n\nI would not come back here.
__label__1 Bucca Di Beppo is an Italian chain restaurant specializing in huge portions of mediocre food, with goofy, but likeable decorations thrown around inside.\n\nThere is a whole group of diners that believes quantity trumps quality and this chain is custom designed for them. Food is served family style; small orders usually feed 2+ average people and large up to 4. Many people feel you are getting a great value here, but personally I see lots of very CHEAP pasta being served and you are paying through the nose for it.\n\nThe pizza's are thin crust and rectangular and did not look very appetizing due to the toppings being slung on it haphazardly and one side was a little burnt, a frozen Frescheta is better than what we were served. The chicken carbonara is nothing like a regular Carbonara, it is served with Alfredo sauce instead the egg thickened cream sauce. \n\nI can go on and on, a lot of the entrees are pasta, red sauce and cheese, pretty common American Italian fare, nothing exciting. Now was the food inedible or bad - NO, but to be honest The Olive Garden which would get three stars if I ever choose to review it. Quite frankly Olive Garden, has better and more authentic (hard to believe but it's true) food.\n\nLike I said earlier I can see this as a popular place with a certain crowd of diners, it serves it purpose and will continue to be successful, to be absolutely honest, I wanted to like it more than I did. It was a fun atmosphere and I like the concept, but I would much rather pay $14 for an entr\u00e9e, finish it all and be wowed, than pay $16 for a mediocre pile of food and have mediocre leftovers for the next 2 days.
__label__1 It isn't that I didn't enjoy my food and the service.  It just didn't live up to my experience at other Joe's I've been to.  I have been to Joe's in two other cities and had better, more memorable experiences.  \n\nTo some extent, we felt rushed.  Only a few minutes after taking our drink order, the server came back three times asking if we were ready to order.  I felt pressured to make a choice.  The drinks and appetizers came out very quickly as did our main meal.  Too quickly.  We had barely dug into the appetizers when the entrees were brought out.  Usually this isn't that big an issue, but when you are having one of the hot pots, you basically have to start eating it right away (because who likes cold crab legs or clams?).  We were there on a Saturday night, so perhaps they are set up so they can have a quick turn around and get a lot of people through with minimal wait times, but I personally like to take time to savor my meals.  \n\nIf you like food with a kick, I highly recommend the \"great balls of fire\" appetizer.  Filled with flavor, but with just the right amount of spice to not kill your tastebuds.\n\nFor an entree, I had the Joe's Classic steam pot.  It was tasty, but didn't seem as flavorful as I had expected.  My dining companion had chicken tenders and he thought they were very tasty.  It is nice that they have options like steak and chicken tenders at a restaurant that focuses on seafood.  Many similiar locations have far fewer options.\n\nOverall, food was decent and service was OK.  There are just a lot more restaurants that I'd prefer to visit again (or for the first time) before I'll come back to Joe's.
__label__1 Drove into Pittsburgh really late at night. So late the city had pretty much shut up shop. Walked around Station Square for literally an hour passing this place three times before finally having lost all sense of reason and succumbed to the kitsch seafood decor, flying shark with mardi-gras beads in its mouth and party lights. I am allergic to crab but thought hey you only live once right?! and ordered the lobster and king crab steam pot from the extra super buff teenage waiter whose shirt was so tight I could not understand how he could carry around a tray full of food. He was pleasant enough and although the place was practically empty he was never around when I wanted him and always around asking if I needed anything while I was stuffing my face full of sea creatures. The steampot was fine but the whole box of spices they add to it completely ruin the dish and I shudder to think they try to do that to hide how not-so-fresh the seafood is..ugh..Well I didn't have my face in a toilet or have exploding diarrhoea after or die from sea creature poisoning so there's a plus. The prices are really high for what they serve but Pittsburgh is pretty far from the ocean. On the plus side I love trains and you can sit right next to the train line and not even hear them pass every 20mins. Also the view across to the city is amazing across the river framed by the monumental massive amount of bridges and you are literally steps from the funicular to walk off your dinner. So whats the lesser of two evils this place or the Hard Rock Crappe next door?
__label__0 Horrible experience as I'm typing this.   We were with a group that was supposed to be seated at 7 pm. Got seated at 7:45pm.   Frustrating when you  go into the restaurant and there are tons of empty tables that you cant are till you seated .  Do they think you don't notice stuff like that?  8:15pm and still no waitress.   This food better be dang good      Which still won't make up for the inattentive waitress.  I swear we were invisible!   Maybe her tip should be too!
__label__3 a cozy breakfast spot similar to dennys or kings minus the shit your pants feeling you get from dennys or kings.  ive only eaten breakfast here cant speak on the other foods but if you can make a bomb breakfast lunch and dinner should be similar.
__label__1 My grandmother brought my family here for my parents 25th Anniversary.  I made the mistake of Yelping this place the morning we were going.  I cringed with the low score and prayed for the best.  With this knowledge, I ordered safe all night, and I had a decent meal.  My family did not, and I got to see first hand many of the complaints highlighted.  The first warning sign should have been that on a Saturday night, this place was empty.\n\nFor the record, we did not have trouble with the cigarette smoke in the non-smoking banquet room.  But I don't think anyone was smoking much so take it with a grain of salt.\n\nThe family all ordered coffee, and I started with a Cosmopolitan.  The waitress was great about the coffee refills and water refills.  The cosmopolitan was a joke.  First of all, it was the smallest drink I have ever seen, and it was so practically all cranberry juice.  At $7, I was over it.\n\nThen, a basket of bread came out.  The bread was pretty good.  There was a good variety and some unique things in the basket.\n\nMichael's one highlight is the number of sides you get with a meal.  Our meals included soup or salad, potato, and a vegetable.  Just like grandma would make.  However, the soup was not the quality of grandma's.  We all had chicken dumpling soup.  3 little dumplings with a debatable about being homemade soup.  Not too impressed.  Another table got the salads, and the salads looked sad.\n\nMeals:\nPrime Rib-  As my mother so deeply said, \"For being a special, you would think they would know how to cut and cook this.\"  It was mostly fat and apparently pretty awful.  I actually think my mother threw it away when we got home.  My grandmother handed the waitress back the plate and asked her to dump out the excess sauce because it was mostly that.\n\nVeal Parm-  I played it safe and mostly won.  Two decent sized pieces of veal covered in cheese.  Safe choice.\n\nCrab Stuffed Shrimp-  For being over $25 you would THINK Michael's used real crab.  Nope.  These things were stuffed with filler and the portion was tiny.  Not amused.\n\nThe sides, however, were pretty good.  The twice baked potatoes were excellent and the fried zucchini was a score.  I would just order the sides next time.\n\nWe passed over on dessert fearing for more disappointment.  The final bill was right around $100.\n\nThe moral of the story?  Michael's recipes are ok, but the food prices are simply not acceptable.  I can say honestly that the, \"Meh.  I've experienced better.\" rating is completely accurate.
__label__4 Just watch where you pick up your produce.
__label__2 Had dinner there Saturday night with my wife. Arrived a little after 6 and got a table right away - NICE. Our waiter was great and really took care of us during our visit.  We started with a nice glass of wine. Our food arrived quickly and was good. I wouldn't say outstanding but good.  I had the Brentwood sandwich.  It was tasty although the chicken breast was a bit thick for a sandwhich. (I personally would have pounded it and tenderized it a little - but that's just me!) The fries were a bit of a disappointment. They weren't really hot and appeared to have been pulled from the oil a little too soon. Still a bit white. Fries should be golden brown - right?\n\nMy wife had the fish tacos. The came out in flour tortillas.  Really?? Who eats fish tacos in flour tortillas? (use fresh corn tortillas man! - doubled up of course!) Anyway.  If they had been hand made thick hot fresh tortillas, well, that would have been a little better.   But these things looked and tasted like they were right out of the bag from the wholesale food supplier. Pity, the filling of the taco was quite tasty according to my wife. She ate the filling of the second one and left the shell.\n\nThe service - excellent. The food, well, maybe it was just bad timing.  I would definitely give them another shot. Check them out for yourself and let us yelpers know what you thought!
__label__2 Overpriced and small portions, but oh so delicious. Nice location. Not so friendly staff though.
__label__3 Do I look electrified?  I should because I was shocked at how much I enjoyed a meal here.\n\nIn town for a couple of days and wandered over to Station Square and decided to drop in here for a meal.  I'd eaten here once before and it was unmemorable but figured it was worth another shot.  \n\nSat at the bar where I received fast and friendly service.  My glass of club soda was never empty, which I appreciated.  I ordered a pasta dish and it came out looking like a Kraft Mac n Cheese reject, but then I tasted it and it was very good.  The sauce was nice and spicy and the chicken was tender and moist.\n\nThey talked me into the brownie sundae for dessert and like a strong wind, it blew me away.\n\nOkay, so this isn't fine dining but if the food is good, the service is great and the price is reasonable, then that means four stars in my book.
__label__1 I really wanted to love this place. Hell. I used to love this place. For the food, anyway. I'm not a beer drinker, but I'm into eating food. The service here, however, leaves something to be desired.\n\nOn previous visits to Penn Brewery we've enjoyed dining outside and have enjoyed the food. This week, we were excited there was a Craft Beer Week event here and the collaboration beers had the BF all in a tizzy. We made our way there (in rush hour and everything!), parked in the mini garage and made our way inside. Inside, it was a madhouse. The bar was jam packed. The tables were full. The hostess stand was abandoned. We awkwardly stood at the hostess stand since we were hoping to get some food while we were there. No one came, and no one came. When an employee finally came over, it was like he didn't know what a hostess stand was or how to operate said hostess stand. He was confused about what to do, handed us menus and told us we could sit anywhere. We snagged a table from two women who were about to leave and started to look over the menu. After a few minutes and no sign of a waiter, a waiter came over and asked us if we'd been seated here. Yes, we said, we were given menus and told we could sit here. 'Welllll (I'm channeling all three nasal-y Kardashians here), you can't sit here. There's a long wait.' But- b-b-b-b- the man said we could sit here :( 'Yeah, there's a really long wait.' This woman was SO rude. I was immediately peeved. We'd already been ignored, given false information and THEN rudely told to move like we were some sort of aliens trying to jump the 'wait' list. We were not offered to have our name put on the list while we waited at the bar, we were just told to MOVE IT. I looked at this rude waitress, looked at my accomplice, and said, \"CAN WE LEAVE?\" And we did. I tweeted them about it and they said 'We are very sorry about that! We'll let the staff know so we can prevent that in the future.' But what's done is done. And no free app or anything? Fuh-GET about this place and its shenans. If I need a raucous night of German beer drinking I'll head to Hofbrauhaus. Hmph!
__label__0 Took a cab from downtown to catch dinner about 30 mins before their publicized kitchen close time. They closed the kitchen early and said they can't help me. Great. Glad I called ahead of time. Now I'm in the middle of nowhere and starving.
__label__3 I am a huge fan of the Penn Brewery and if you don't know me I am a bit of a booze hound. I love beer! All types, all colors, all ABV's. So I ran in here today for lunch but I  am not allowed to imbibe during work hours. Woe is me....the world is not fair! My point is if you enjoy a beer, just about any type...this is the place to start. I have been here 10+ times and this was my only non-drinking visit. \n\nI enjoyed the Braumeister Steak Sandwich with fries. The food, service and atmosphere were great. Try to find the time to visit this place. Well worth the stop.
__label__0 Nope. This is overpriced nonsense. I hate to start out the review with a statement so crass, but truly, its location allows this establishment to charge a great deal of money for a meal that is not really that good. Once you get past the pot of liquid and the skewer, think about what you're eating, and then look at the bill. These things do NOT add up.
__label__1 I am not a fondue fan so I wasn't expecting much out of a group meal but our service was extremely slow. I am under the impression they get a lot of groups and we had made a reservation way in advance. Wouldn't choose to come here again.
__label__0 The Melting Pot was a big disappointment. Yes, it was a unique dining experience but not in a good way. Our server was well versed and very nice but the food was not at all worth the price. I ordered the vegetarian plate which included about half of the things it said it would. The dipping sauces that accompanied the food weren't well thought out. My date ordered the duck and pork which had the same dipping sauces as the vegetables. The salad was something you would have gotten at any diner. It just didn't live up to the prices in my opinion. I left with over half of my dish uneaten. My date wanted to order a pizza when we got home. We wont be returning.
__label__4 Got the \"Big Night Out\" couples special. Worth every penny. Was nice we could substitute the cheese fondue, salad and dessert for what we wanted. Was highly satisfied with the entree choice. The \"three rivers feast entree came with: teriyaki steak, filet mignon, chicken breast, 4 shrimp, bbq seasoned pork, and pot stickers. We also added a lobster tail.  \n\nStarted with the fiesta cheese fondue which was excellent. Beer base, cheddar cheese and salsa. The waitress allowed us to choose how spicy we wanted the cheese by adding fresh jalape\u00f1os which was nice. We went for hot which was perfect level of spicy. This was served with a white bread, pumpernickel, tortilla chips, baby carrots, cherry tomatoes, broccoli, and Granny Smith Apples (not a good combo personally). \n\nCaesar salad was next. Pretty standard. Small but that was ok because I didn't want to get too full.\n\n\nNext was the entree. The meats were served with mushrooms, redskin potatoes and broccoli. We cooked it Coq Au Vin style \n(burgundy wine infused with fresh herbs, spices and mushrooms.) The pork was my favorite and hers was the seafood. It was also served with 6 small dipping sauces (+1 for lobster) which paired greatly with all the meats and vegetables. \n\n\nLastly, grand finale! White chocolate Creme br\u00fbl\u00e9e. Went all out and got the additional dippers. Fresh strawberries, raspberries, blackberries, bananas, chocolate chip cookie, brownie, pound cake, gram cracker coated marshmallows, Oreo coated marshmallows, slice of cheesecake, cream puffs, Rice Krispie treats, and some rolled cookie. \n\nStaff was great. They clear your table fast so no dirty plates sit around. If you ever need more specific dippers they'll bring them for you. Very accommodating. Didn't like the first beer I got so the waitress didn't charge me for it and got me a different one even though I didn't care. Overall if you're willing to spend some cash but for great quality and quantity, this is the place to go.
__label__2 You can always count on this place for a good lunch. Nothing too crazy, just your regular Americanized Chinese food. It's a much better option than the PPG food court Chinese food, which is known to make people sick, eek! \nGreat lunch prices.  Gets a little busy, so I'd suggest making your way over before noon.
__label__3 My husband and I decided to have dinner at Station Square and afterwards, just kind of stroll around.  We decided on going to Sesame Inn, which is one of Pittsburgh's most popular Chinese restaurants--and with good reason.  The food here is typical Chinese-American fare, but it is very tasty and a good value.\n\nIf you read my reviews of other Chinese restaurants, you'll know that I love just the basics.  Oh, sure, I like to try something new once in awhile, but on the night we went, I wanted something familiar and yummy.  I opted for the shrimp with vegetables.  The shrimp was good and tender, the vegetables nice and crisp, and the white sauce not overpowering--just the way I like it.  Rick opted for Sea Scallops with Ma La Sauce, which kind of surprised me.  He rarely has seafood out.  I tasted the scallops, but they were a little too spicy for me.\n\nWhile we love the eggrolls here, they are the melt-in-your-mouth type, we opted for something a little different this time.  We had the fried dumplings for an appetizer.  They were not at all greasy or heavy.  Rick has also eaten the boiled dumplings, saying they are delicious.\n\nAs I  said, this place is the perfect blend of good food, good value, and a great location.
__label__2 Even though I'd been going to Pittsburgh for 3 years, I'd never been to Station Square before. On a friend's suggestion, we took the T from downtown Pittsburgh to Station Square. Sesame Inn is located inside a decidedly odd mall with twisty passages. The decor certainly is nice. We ordered Amazing Pork. I thought it was good but it isn't as spicy as it looks so I can't say that it is \"amazing\". Then again, I'm spoiled when it comes to East Asian cuisine because I'm a regular at Flushing Chinatown. No issues with the service. Prices are a bit higher than the average Chinese restaurant but that is to be expected because this place aims to be a cut above the average.
__label__1 It's not that it was bad, just that it was basic \"Americanized\" Chinese food.  \n\nWe were there for lunch and specifically went because it appeared to locally get good reviews on Yelp.  Ambiance is dreary and bland.  Service was relatively quick.  Staff seemed friendly enough.  Menu was basic and did not have uniquely authentic Chinese dishes.  Comparable to a Panda Express in our opinion.  Maybe there is just not a market for Chinese food here in Pittsburgh. \n\nAgain, it was not that it was bad, but not sure we will go back.
__label__2 I'm a big fan of Michael Chabon's Wonder Boys, and an even bigger fan of the movie adaptation of the same name. The bar scene was filmed here, and I mentioned it in passing a few times. It turns out Toronto is pretty close to Pittsburgh and we didn't have Friday plans and did have a rental car so away we went... to get drunk in this dive and sit in the red booth at the back. Mission accomplished. \n\nI checked out a couple of stellar establishments in the rust belt, but I want to review this one first. It was a very fun time, but the bar itself is kind of strange and riddled with questionable characters. I'm fairly certain I had a five minute conversation with someone who had recently been smoking crack... and I'm from Ford Nation so I should know. \n\nPEPPER PROPS to a friendly bar tender who poured cheap drinks happily and kept the shady folks in check. \n\nPEPPER'S PISSED: Come on, Pittsburgh. Figure out your taxi situation.
__label__1 Poker machine gambling hole. These bums dont pay state local or federal wage taxes.
__label__0 Mandy's food is OK. The pizza is mediocre, often burnt,  but the sandwiches are very good. We moved to Observatory Hill about 18 months ago and we like to support local businesses. However, after 6 months of consistently terrible service we sadly had to find a new pizza place. Every single time I have called in an order I would be put on hold for several minutes right away. That is a long time to be on hold and I understand places get busy, but every time? To top it off the employees would often argue with me about my order \"we would like a large pizza.\" Employee: \"you mean a 16 inch?\" Me: \"I don't know, the menu I am using doesn't have the inches listed.\" Employee: \"Well it's 16 inches.\" Another time I was asked what size fries I wanted. I told them I didn't order fries. They had so much trouble understanding that I had not ordered fries that it turned into a yelling match. Never before in my life have I felt so harassed trying to place an order.\n\nOne time the delivery driver called my cell phone and hung up when I answered. I went outside and asked him why he just hung up. Driver : \"I can't spare the minutes.\" This is the same driver who brings his dog in the car and when he isn't making deliveries the dog sits in his car all day in front of the pizza shop. What someone else said about the employees looking like parolees is definitely spot on. Some drivers will just call your cell and not even GET OUT OF THEIR CAR to deliver your order, instead waiting for you to come to the drivers window.\n\nOn one occasion I went to pick up an order at the store and the counter near the door looked like the pick up area but it was actually at the other end of the counter. Therefore, I was simply ignored until I figured out I was standing at the wrong end. Then the employee tried to make me feel stupid by telling me \"Yeah, I had no idea why you were standing there. No one has ever stood there before.\"\n\nSeriously?  It's just unbelievable how rude these people are. Check it out for yourself.
__label__1 Friendly atmosphere and very good service. But the Reuben sandwich didn't have very much meat, a disappointment since the other ingredients were plentiful.
__label__1 Worst zoo I have been to. Not a good zoo if you have a big stroller. There were hills upon hills and it was way more exhausting than fun. There were doors in the kids exhibit that i could barely get my stroller through. \n\nThe playground was awful. Like some tunnels and nets. \n\nSecurity was super nice and helpful though. I had left my headlights on and they notified me :)
__label__2 3.5 stars. It was my first time taking a bus out of Pittsburgh and I was heading to NY overnight on an express bus. Bought my ticket online at $34 (I saved maybe $20 by buying online) and printed it at home. The interior of the station is well lit, appeared to be clean (though I did not use the bathrooms) and there were two flat screen tvs playing a tv show on TBS while we waited. Customer service was fine when I asked the gate number, and there was security on the premises. Instead of lining up by boarding number, it was a first come first serve line. The buses are relatively nice with outlets so you can charge your phone/tablet/laptop and so on. Wi-fi was in and out. Variety of riders though seems similar to riding a plane - you just don't know who you'll end up next too! The bus left at 10:30pm and arrived in NY on time at 5:50am at the first stop (made one pit stop).
__label__1 After reading reviews both here and on other sites, we decided to try it.  It was 6:00 p.m. on a Wednesday.  The whole dining experience began with them out of the Vietnamese appetizer I wanted to try.  So I ordered 2  old stand-bys - wanton soup & an egg roll.  My husband ordered steamed dumplings.  Soup was just barely lukewarm & way over salted.  Egg roll was greasy, cold & tasteless.  Only the hot mustard saved it.  Dumplings were very good.  Ordered chicken with cashew nuts.  Not a single cashew. Veggies might have been waved over the wok - huge pieces of green pepper, celery (stalk cut into 1/3's), big chunks of carrots all so crunchy, I almost asked for a dip to go with them!  Food very cold.  When I complained there was not 1 nut on plate, he said they forgot to put them on top.  He came back with a dish of warm cashews and put them on my entree.  No sense in complaining about temp of food - I don't take any chances of irritating the chef/cook.  While my husband liked what he ordered (can't remember - poh something with chicken), it also was cold.  Only item that was hot was the complimentary tea.  Best thing about this restaurant - our waiter was pleasant & polite - we tipped him the usual 20% we tip - it wasnt his fault. We absolutely love the food at Yummy's in the Rostraver/Belle Vernon area.  We like to order take-out.  We live 20 minutes from there and the food is piping hot when we get it home!  We won't stray from there again.  Sorry, Me Lyng - food was cold, tasteless & mine was lacking one of the titled ingredients.  Never again.
__label__0 Terrible service. I have called ahead on several different occasions to be picked up at a specific time & they have been late EVERY time. The last time I tried to use them the driver called me 30 minutes after the time I requested & then hung up on me when I told her that I already got another cab. Right after she hung up  - I got 3 separate phone calls to confirm that I wanted to cancel my reservation. \n\nUnfortunately, there aren't many options to choose from in the Pittsburgh area (which is probably why they can continue to operate as they do) -  but I try to take Classy Cab whenever possible.
__label__0 The taxi never showed up. I had this experience twice. They didn't show up after I called at 5 am when no one else would need a taxi. They suck. Don't use them.
__label__0 We attempted to use this cab co. to take us home from two spots -- Carnegie Natural History Museum and Ross Park Mall. At Carnegie, We waited a1.5 hrs for a taxi to come cuz 1) Dispatch sucked and sent them somewhere else and 2) I swear the cabbies dont want to drive out of the way, so they don't. From the mall, no taxi was even dispatched! Again, they probably don't want to drive out of the way but then why not say so instead of leading us to believe they are at least trying. Feeling stranded in a city sucks. The city needs a better taxi service!!
__label__0 I wish I could give you zero stars. Lived in Pittsburgh since '95 and the only time I can score a taxi is when I am staying at some some swanky hotel downtown? Yellow Cab needs to drink the poison and go the way of dodo. Losers. Don't ever call Yellow Belly Cab when you need a ride to work. You will lose your job. Constantly call and get wait time in the hours and the Taxis never show up. I actually drove cabs for Yellow for a week until I needed to get a cab to pay rent and couldn't. I personally witnessed drivers gambling and smoking crack while waiting for hours at the airport to get a fair.
__label__0 Yellow Cab insists that they have a big enough fleet to handle the demands of the city but in reality they have a big enough fleet to handle what they believe our demands are.  On a typical Saturday night after midnight there is at least an hour wait if you call so I suggest you head to the closest downtown hotel to find a cab. \n\nWhat confuses me is that the taxis at these hotels sit there.  They stay at the hotel not picking up anyone.  I guess their employees hate money?\n\nTo top it all off after a certain hour they will turn off their meters which means they are scamming you.  Isn't that illegal?  \n\nThey know after the buses and T's stop they have the residents under their thumb so they can choose between picking them up or taking a nap (which we have witnessed before).
__label__3 Their deli sandwiches are great.  Service is very friendly: the deli workers seem determined to convert you to the Cult of Cured Meat and won't take no for an answer; the lady who mans (womans?) the checkout counter always has a smile and a kind word; and the guy behind the butcher counter is gruff, hilarious, and disturbingly good with a knife.  Prices are high, but hey, any area that has both an Eyetique *and* an Apple Store is going to be outrageously affluent (and so its shops are obviously going to be outrageously overpriced).\n\nThere's almost no parking to be had.  Most of the cars on Walnut seem to belong to people with too much money and too little competence behind the wheel.  So, if you value your life, come here on foot.  Then again, if you valued your life you probably wouldn't be eating their incredibly delicious (and incredibly high-calorie) sandwiches in the first place ...\n\nDuring our first year of marriage, my wife once wanted to make me pot roast for dinner, and so she came here to ask the butcher what cut of meat would be best.  He was so touched by this that he gave her the best he had.  Whenever I think of Shadyside Market & Deli, this is the first memory that comes up -- and it never fails to bring a smile to my face.
__label__1 This is not a place I would recommend....table for two in virtually an empty restaurant....speaking of that table it was one of those that wobbled, there was another table very close to us and with us pretty much being the only ones in there, we just shifted over....\n\nthe decor is avg to not that nice, nothing special......just a boring not so fun place to be....the sushi was ok, but too expensive for this type of place....for nigiri pieces, your typical rolls and special rolls it was over priced....the lady that served us was very nice though and did a pretty good job, this was a pretty forgetable time here...I guess if youre in station square and want sushi quick, pop in here to get your fix, but it's not a place I'd go to when choosing where to dine for the night....
__label__2 I'm not sure how this place stays in business.  Every time I've been there, we are the only table in the restaurant....including a Saturday night at 6:30pm.   Well, maybe it's the fact that they overcharge for the amount of food they give you.  Quality is good, but the portions are too small for what you pay.  You also have to pay for parking (in the garage).   There's not too many Japanese restaurants in Pittsburgh, so if you're in the mood for Japanese,  it's virtually the only place to go.
__label__2 I was very upset to find out that this theater charged me the admissions price of 5.00 for my 6 month old grand daughter who cannot even sit up alone to take up a seat. I was told by employee's there that everyone is charged a price during the first 2 weeks of a new movie showing. I feel this was a great rip off and she could not take advantage of the free popcorn, so basically I paid 5.00 for the small free popcorn. Very upset.
__label__2 If you go here, sit outside and enjoy the beautiful view of Pittsburgh! We came here for drinks but the food looked good. Wednesday is their $1 beer special and $5.50 martini night. The martinis are good. The sangria was.... Eh......tasted flat and syrupy. Not what I expected from a sangria for $10.
__label__0 I went there to have a tire checked because it had a slow leak. After a thirty minute wait, they said there was no problem with the tire and that the aluminum wheel was leaking. They put a sealant on the inside of the rim and advised that it was a temporary fix and would leak again in the future. A day later I still had a leak. I took the car to another garage and they found a small hole in my tire within 5 minutes! Oh and they charged half of what NTB did. Take your car somewhere else!
__label__3 Get here early! Seats fill up quick!\n\nI love this theater. They always play movies for the longest and they oftentimes play movies that you can't see anywhere else. Very roomy and comfy. \n\nPrices are a little higher and it seems to be always crowded. Parking is a nightmare on a Saturday night.
__label__4 Large multiplex theater. Theater has $5 movies for showings that are early. IMAX available for a hefty charge. 3d movies show here for cost of 3d glasses. A 3d movie for 3 was about 33 dollars for us. \n\nSnack bar has pizza, chicken tenders, hot dogs, pretzels, ice cream, along with the usual candy, popcorn, and drinks all at inflated prices.  Good selection but be prepared to pay.\n\nCan be a stubs member for $12 a year to get free tickets, snacks, etc. it's free at regal, but they give you $10 for every $100 spent to use for tickets or snacks in addition to snack specials and discounts offered to members on a regular basis.\n\nClean theater. Have been here many times.
__label__4 Staff is always polite and movie selection is great! Prices aren't too bad and the viewing area is always clean. Only down side is that they don't have student discounts, but that's livable
__label__1 This was not a pleasant experience, Firstly, I had fried pickles, which were soggy and greasy, nowhere near as good as I have come to expect from Hooters. The bartender (Jennifer), while not unpleasant to look at, was extremely slow. She walked past my empty beer glass all night; the only way I was able to get a beer was to get her attention, which was difficult, since she was busy fooling around with her phone and doing God knows what else, and ask her point blank for a beer. When I was able to finally order an entree, she recommended at \"Daytona\" sauce, which was goopy, sickly sweet, and horrible.  The worst, and unforgiveable part, was that there was a mix-up with the tabs, and the manager came over and informed me that I could order no more alcohol, since I had already has TEN beers. I had NOT had ten beers; believe me, if I had wanted to have ten beers, it would have been impossible in the short time I was there, with the inattentive bartender. Rather than argue with these socially-inept , inefficient people, I cashed out and left. have reasonable expectations, and not only did they not meet my expectations, they were egg\\regiously insulting. I come to town often, for business, and could potentially bring a lot of business, as my customers do like Hooters, but I will NOT be back here, Steer clear of this place. Go to the Texas Steak House or one of the other numerous nearby options.
__label__0 Chicken cooked at wrong temperature... Was completely red. Threw up for 3-4 straight days. Lost business over it too. Fix the kitchen, fix the restaurant... STAY AWAY!
__label__1 While I still enjoy the atmosphere of Razzoo's, something has changed.  I don't know if I'm older (okay, I know I'm older), or if they've cranked it up a few notches, but their food is now too much for us to eat, and I'm not talking about the price, which is about the same.\n\nEverything on the menu, from the dirty rice to the fried green bean appetizer and the chicken pasta has a kick to it.  Consider yourself warned.  If you want it spicy, then this is probably your place.  But what used to be \"taste with a bit of a bite\" is now \"spice with very little taste\".  Or maybe it's just that there is so much spice that it kills the taste buds long enough to remove the taste.  Tough to say that there is a difference.\n\nOn the bright side, the place is fun, and the servers are as friendly as ever - it's just that the food has really gone downhill.\n\nSweet Tea Report:  Not sweet.  At all.  Not in your wildest dreams would you possibly imagine that this tea has ever even thought about being sweet.  I would hate to even try and think what their regular tea taste like because the sweet tea is so not sweet.  Move along.
__label__0 Nasty! Disgusting. I can't believe I even stepped in the doors.
__label__1 If I hadn't been born in Louisiana and my family wasn't cajun, I probably could enjoy it.  But when I go to a place that claims to be cajun and I see only pale shadows of the dishes, I come away disappointed.\n\nThis place seems more about the Look of what a non-cajun would expect out of cajuns than what being Acadian really is.  Nowhere to be seen is the wonderful dishes like maquechoux, and boudin, nor were the sides near what I like.\n\nAt least I still have relatives from Lafayette who send me good sausage to cook my own jambalaya and gumbo the right way.
__label__3 Cool eclectic decor...a cross between Beverly Hillbillies and Swamp People. The menu is very entertaining to read. There is plenty of room between tables so you're not sitting on top of other people. For some reason, I wasn't to adventurous so I got the chopped salad with ranch dressing (had some cajun spices). It was delicious! My brother got the andioulle red beans and rice and devoured it. Hubs got the catfish poboy and had nothing but good things to say about it. (it was huge).\n\nBiggest complement I can can give about this place was the service. We had an incredible waiter who was funny, informative and attentive. \n\nI'll definitely go back and try something else on the menu.
__label__3 When it comes to Cajun and spicy food, I am a work in progress.  I'm attempting to get my palette better versed in spice.  My boyfriend and I were looking for a change in our typical go-to places when he suggested Razzoo's and boy, did he make a good suggestion!  He had the crawfish etoufee (amazing) and I had a Shrimp Po' Boy and it was MASSIVE.  It was delirious, well spiced and presented.\n\nIs it authentic?  I don't know - I hope to head to New Orleans this winter for a vacation but I can tell you I loved it.  We ate at the bar and the staff was great - They were quick to refill our beers and gave great service.  I loved it, I have been craving it since and I will be back!
__label__3 Very nice and helpful.  If you are balling on a budget then this is the best store to visit.
__label__1 Four stars for the two appetizers (calamari and spicy shrimp)' both were very enjoyable.  The salad was also very good.  \nOne star for the main entrees.  Both mine and the wife's were awful.  I had the tilapia with asparagus.  The asparagus was way over cooked the the fish was very dry.  Wife had a pasta dish and was very disappointed. The kids meals were okay.\nAtmosphere wasn't very appealing since areas were dirty in the waiting area and the dining area near the fireplace.  Wait staff was very inconsistent, our waiter was very neglectful, while the waitress at the table next to us seemed very attentive to her tables and we had to ask her for refills on bread, salad and drinks while our waiter was MIA.\nBottom line, go somewhere else while in the Concord Mills area.
__label__3 Good Service! I had the usual soup, salad and breadsticks.
__label__1 We came inside waited for ten minutes to be acknowledge then we had to wait another five to ten minutes  to be seated for a booth as. As we are waiting I seen a booth and the hostess  told me \"that the server was full, so I said okay then once the manager came up she told the hostess to sit us at the same exact booth..... So as we were seated a SPIDER!!!!! crawls across the table.....I'm so done with these MOFOS!!!!!
__label__2 Starbucks has become quite the institution here in the good ole' USA. As most folks do, I enjoy their coffee. Generally I'm a Venti Mocha, no whip kind of girl but on occasion I will branch out and try a Columbian Roast or a Frappaccino.\nThe breakfast sandwiches are not the best, but better tasting than McDonald's in my opinion. The bakery items are fine for prepackaged stuff. \nI don't usually go in as it's always crowded, there is a long line (even in the drive thru - plan a few extra minutes for waiting) and for some reason it's always cold. \n\nAll in all I prefer home grown coffee shops or small hole in the wall places but this is, just as it is called, a Starbucks, and nothing more.
__label__3 Came in for lunch and the place was pretty empty. I believe perhaps they were just opening. I ordered a BFM (Best Friday's Margarita) and the bartender made it with some love. I appreciated that. :-) For lunch I ordered the California Club with sweet potato fries. The food was very fresh. I assumed it was a hot sandwich but instead its a cold one. Not a deal breaker though. I really enjoyed it. It was cool too see the CIAA additions to the restaurant as I am solely in town for this event. Overall, the service was good and the food was good too..
__label__3 Fast, polite and the food was good.  The Thai Tacos and fried Mac&Cheese was yummy.  Great burgers as well. This is no culinary stop but good fast food.
__label__3 Look this is simple. The name of the place is \"Roadhouse\" as in peanuts in a bucket on the table, throw your shells on the floor, young waiters and waitresses dancing, and STEAK!   If you want a great steak or great chicken at a very reasonable price in a simple laid back ROADHOUSE style establishment then this is great.  This is not fine dining.  Sorry no special separate booths or perfect fitting baby seats or quiet whisper dining w a waiter that is wearing a white apron.  Give me a break.  Simple..... you want great steak at low prices in a simple place then this isn't a bad choice.....you want to cry about booths and baby slings and loud kids, ummm stay home.
__label__1 We went in because we noticed it wasn't very busy and we wanted to grab a quick bite to eat.  The waitress acknowledged us, brought us 2 out of the 3 drinks we ordered and then she never came back to our table.  After 15 mins we got up and left.  I would leave a 1 star but I reserve that for blatantly rude or disgusting places.
__label__0 If your not a local dont come here.  From wgat I could see if the bartender or waitress new you they would hang out and talk to you, but we were new to the area and the bar looked interesting. \nTo start the night we sat outside. Asked that the tv channel be changed. Waitress said ok we'll see if we can get that changed.  After an additional 3 times asking she doesn say they can change the channel she says the bartender has been \" backed up\". I go inside and the bartender is  talking to the ame group she had been talking to for a while. Later we went in to watch the fight which was on the tvs inside.  I ordered a drink and the bartender told me she was going to make it on the other end of the bar. Expecting me to move to the other end to get it.  Just a sub par place. Has a lot of potential but not going to draw in any new businesses with this type of service.
__label__1 Sun and Ski is a decent all around Outdoor Sports store.  I have wandered around here many a time looking at various clothing for running and winter sports.  I will say that they lack seriously in the cycling apparel department.  They have 2 racks (1 clearance) for women and it was mostly shorts.  If you are looking for cycling apparel then stick to Bike stores that concentrate on this or buy online.  Their hiking supplies are a little limited as well and pricey but you can find some small items in abundance.  They do however, have helpful staff especially when dealing with their Yakima selection.  All in all, Sun and ski is so general that if you want a good selection in one area of activity then it's best to find a store that specializes in that.
__label__0 Cannot believe how unhelpful and extremely rude the ladies were to me and other women here. They treat you like you're scum until you go to buy an expensive dress. Would never recommend this place to anyone looking for a nice dress shopping experience.
__label__0 Tried it and they were out of everything we tried to order. Gave them another try and same thing. We gave up and wont be going back
__label__0 For a place that just opens pre-made packages and plops them on a salad-bar, I would think that this effort might not have been to challenging. Perhaps I had my hopes up too high.\n\nI went here for a quick bite as I had business in the neighborhood. I must say, I would have done better anywhere else. The salad selection was less than fresh to say the least. A person kept barging out of the back to refill things, and was super surley. Just get in her way and get an elbow.\n\nAfter the salad selection are random canned things. I guess those were ok. I am not sure.\n\nThey also have a \"hot bar\". This is where things get really depressing. They had a kind-of taco set-up thing going with what appeared to be ground beef. Except it wasn't! It was straight-up textured vegetable protein! Who even does that? I got a baked sweet potato, and that thing had been sitting under a heat lamp for what seemed weeks and was inedible. The soups were just blah. Who serves french onion soup without the topping? The pizzas they had on the platter were less than what you would expect from the cheapest of frozen pizzas.\n\nJust all in all horrible. I left having drank and unsweetened ice tea and left a plate from the all-you-can-eat salad bar totally full.\n\nWhat a waste of time and money. This place is gross.
__label__2 Yesterday for lunch my friend really wanted to eat here, so in an act of almost unfathomable generosity I said OK!  I know I'm selfish!!!\n\nThe Wait staff seemed like they did not want to be there, though that has no effect on my review!  The seats were very soft and comfortable, though that will not effect the outcome of my rating it is nice to be physically comfortable.\n\nThe food:  Chips, plain, little or no salt, 3 stars!  Salsa, good flavor (better than many), too watered down 3.5 stars.  Steak Fajitas good flavor, better than some, 3.5 stars.  Flour Tortillas 4 stars.  The Pico was better than most 4 stars.   Vegetables, good quality 3.65 stars.  My overall rating of this place is compared to similar Mexican Restaurants.\n\nI can NOT say that I am a fan (so I do not give them four stars) they get 3.25 for me = A -OK!  Though I would not chose to return here  would come back if I really wanted to join my group of friends who chose to.  Many places I would not, so that says something good about this place!
__label__3 This Subway has come a long way. It used to have pretty poor, unfriendly service. The teenage gals working there seemed to rather chit-chat than work but I think a manager with a somewhat ironfist may have read them the riot act because service has improved (at least this trip!).\n\nWhere the sandwiches used to be put together half-@$$ed, this time they were made with a little more love. The gals were more interested in greeting us, taking our orders properly, and being fast and efficient with getting everything prepared and paid for. The restaurant itself is very clean and the food very fresh, so it's safe to say there's new management involved.\n\nI have to say that Subway has the best tuna sub on the planet. That is no lie. I'm not sure what it is they do, but that's about the only thing I can ever order here. I have a nephew who worked at one years ago, but he said there was no secret to it.  Adding bacon to it might have something to do with it. You can't go wrong with bacon! I've even seen chocolate-covered bacon but have yet to try it. I'm not big on the lettuce at these joints but I always go with the fresh spinach instead if there's not an ecoli scare happening. The sandwich makers can go a little extreme with the mayo so I have to tell them \"just a little bit\" and not make the mistake of just saying \"light mayo\", because they will indeed get the bottle of \"light mayonnaise\" and slop too much on my sandwich, not realizing I just meant \" a little bit\" of mayo. Comprende?\n\nThe breads are all good but I always stick with their wheat, never toasted. I swear I scrape the hell out of my lips on any sub that gets toasted.\n\nNice selection of chips. Nothing like putting them on your sandwich for that extra crunch. They also carry one of the best iced-teas for these type of restaurants called \"Fuze\". I wish more stores would carry it. Tastier than Lipton's!\n\nFair prices but it gets weird how they judge the prices of a footlong. They can go anywhere from $5 to $9 depending on what's inside. Is there a tuna shortage?\n\nYour pal,\nWalter
__label__0 Just awful, although I may have given this place two stars if so many people didn't rave about it. Where should i start ....\n\nIn the four months since I've move to South Charlotte I've had more meals at franchises that I did my whole life. It's kind of sad really. The place was packed , which strangely enough that's been a bad omen here in Charlotte.  I found a place at the bar and started off with Jameson neat, that mellows me out ... usually.\n\nI'll skip the usual whining about the service. Italian bread with olive oil and rosemary to dunk it in, fan-tas-tic, I'm starved! But only a supermarket would try to pass that bread as \"eyetalian\" and the olive oil was 100% tasteless. Throwing in even a drop of balsamic would have overpowered it. One down.\n\nThe Caesar salad arrives, it's just iceberg lettuce with some shaved Wisconsin processed parmesan and a couple of bread croutons. No dressing no nothing. Caesar what???\n\nI ordered pork chops in Marsala sauce and I finally understand why people gave good ratings to Fontanella ... believe or not the sauce here is actually WORSE, little porcini mushrooms totally overpowered by the salt shaker that was emptied in the sauce. And the Marsala forget it, there was NONE to be tasted, what's this prohibition era wine sauce. I wanted to just eat it and put an end to this ordeal, but the salt overdose made it impossible. The executive chef came out and met me. They served another pork chop (although the plate called for two of them) without the salt overdose but again without marsala or any significant seasoning. \n\nBack in the 90s I used to do go to bike week in Daytona quite often. The food was universally complete crap and the so called best restaurants in town (The Olive Garden and the Outback) had people lined up around the block, \nThat's what tonight reminded me of,  A huge crowd feasting on crappy food.\n\nedit: I forgot to mention the \"mashed potato with garlic\" because there's absolutely nothing to say about it.
__label__2 We order our food from their carside service.  We found the food to be great, but patience trying to get your food from the carside pickup!!  (over 15 minutes past the time promised and ignored until the manager brought it out!!)
__label__1 Waited a really long time to be seated for a mediocre birthday dinner. I ordered some sort of shrimp pasta plate.  Our meal was a long time coming after being seated. My shrimp had gone bad...really bad, so I ordered something meatless. The replacement dish took so long to arrive that I ended up eating part of my wife's  I only had a limited amount of time before an event I had to be at and couldn't wait any longer for my meal. My daughter didn't finish her plate & my wife was underwhelmed by hers (same thing I had).  It just tasted bland to me.\n\nThere are too many alternatives in this town to wait 40 minutes on \"meh\" entrees that are not inexpensive! That's what makes the world go round though. Some people swear by this chain. Just not my thing.
__label__4 Queen Nails 7/25/2013\n1819 Matthews Township Pkwy Ste 300\nMatthews, NC 28105\nI have been going to Queen Nails for over a 10 years and will not go anywhere else. They are very clean and sanitary. The attention to detail is wonderful. They are very personable and caring. I am there about every 3 weeks getting a pedicure, gel nails and artwork hand drawn on my nails. Taylor, Rachel, Kathy, Annie and Lana are wonderful. Annie does state of the art brow shaping for $8.
__label__3 YUM!!!  The boyfriend took me here last night for dinner and what a delight!  My favorite things - beer and burgers!  A great old school spot with a hoppin bar area.  They brew their own beer here and I tried the Lightening Bold Gold and it was perfection!  \n\nThe dinner starts with these complimentary pieces of heaven - I don't know what they are called but there is a picture here someone took.  I have iron will when it comes down to resisting bread before dinner but one bite of these and you will be beggin for more.  They taste like criossants, super light and covered in a sticky warm honey-ish sauce.  Holy Cow - love it!\n\nThey have 16 and 22 oz beer specials Fridays where the 22 oz is $2.50!!!  What!!!  Love it!  And they offer growlers to go for just $9 bucks.  \n\nI got the California burger and it was huge.  Fresh ingredients, carefully made to order.  I swapped out the fries for Chicken and Wild Rice soup and it was fantastic.  There was a little bit of heat in the soup which i LOVE!  Super reasonable prices.\n\nWill definitely be back!  :-D
__label__1 How bad is it when you don't want to go to Target?\n\nThe issue I have with this Target location is the crowd capacity. Every weekend it's like Christmas shopping season. You can see the packed parking lot from 51. I personally would rather go to 3 different stores in less crowded areas then go to this target on a weekend. In fact I have driven out of my way to go to Wal-Mart in Indian Trail just so that I don't have to go to this Target. The designers should have doubled or expanded this location a long time ago and now with the addition of the fresh food department to the store I'm sure even more people will be shopping here.
__label__1 The IHOP is another one of those places that I just don't get, and I don't really understand why, because I make pancakes frequently enough at home.  They have a decent menu and all - in fact it's pretty hefty.  But I can sit there and page through it time and time again without being able to really find something that I crave.  So I end up ordering something that I don't care for, then I get something I don't care for, and eat something I don't really want, and end up unhappy.\n\nThe good news about this particular location is that the staff is nice, but the bad news is that the service can be really, really bad.  Most IHOP locations will have a line at the popular times - usually on Sundays after breakfast.  But this one has a line all the time, even when the restaurant isn't full.  Even if you should get a table, you'll end up waiting.\n\nServers will often keep your glasses full, but that's about it - and don't plan on talking to a manager about it, because they will do everything they can to avoid you.  We watched the table across the divider from us ask - over and over again - if they could speak to the manager.  This went on for probably half an hour, and as soon as they gave up and left, the manager came out.  It was pretty bad.\n\nThe quality of the food is good enough (if you can find something you like), it's just that the service here is pretty bad.
__label__3 Here on 4/28/12\n\nDecent food for breakfast . Colorado Omelettes was better than anticipated . Had potroast, bacon ,ham ,sausage , and cheese stuffed into and on top of the omlette. Coffee was ground and brewed here and served in the gold pot kept on our table. Syrup served warm in a clean, non sticky caraf. Very good !
__label__1 This place is always packed. Why? Am I missing something? Someone please tell me! I have only been for Breakfast and it's moderate at best. That morning I had scrambled eggs which I truly believe were a week old, turkey bacon which was grossly undercooked and pancakes which were light, fluffy and very tasty.\n\nThe service was good. Our waiter was a little shy, probably his first gig but still very nice, polite and attentive.\n\nThe opinion at the table was the pancakes ruled and everything else was unacceptable. With that said, I honestly can't see myself frequenting this place often just for pancakes. I need more to choose from. That's why I ask you to please tell me what I'm missing. Why do so many people frequent this place? Is there a secret menu I don't know about? Am I visiting at the wrong time? What? Tell me!
__label__2 The service was awful. It was probably 15 minutes to get menus; three hours to get thru entrees and dessert. We were in absolutely no hurry but geez that is ridiculous. The patio is totally non descript and overlooks a parking lot.  My husband's dinner looked very good, my scallops were fine, served with beet risotto, tasty but there was some sort of puke green sauce that was really weird. The bread pudding was delicious. We walked to music in Stumptown Park after which was nice. A pleasant enough meal but kind of doubt we'll be back.
__label__4 Excellent food with an intimate feel. I prefer the back patio area. The menu changes almost daily and veggies come from local growers.
__label__0 Every time we have been here we have been disappointed. We are done. No more chances. There are much better pizza places around here.
__label__2 I never thought much of this place but tried it again recently and it was alright.  Nice that they have Old Meck on tap, the beer is bitchin.  I had their chili cheese fries and they were a fail.  It was like that liquid cheese like the jar stuff by frito lay.  The chili was like real chili and made the fries slimey and wet.  I had wings as the main course and they were good, no complaints with them.
__label__0 Expensive (more than dealership), not fast, and they REALLY do some up-selling.
__label__3 \"Is it yucky?\" a friend asked me of the Movies 10 in Matthews. Many discount theaters get a reputation for having sticky seats, funky smells, and screaming children, but the Matthews 10 is an exception to the $2 theater rule. I've had only good experiences there.\n\nOn Mondays, there's a bonus discount. Tickets are only $.50, which is absolutely awesome. While they've got cheap tickets, their concessions are still pretty prices, so you might want to bring along your big purse and stop at the gas station on the way there (if you know what I'm sayin'). \n\nI tend to hit this spot up about once a week, as I'm just not willing to spend what the mainstream theaters are charging for movies. If you wait a month or so after the new stuff comes out, it finds its way almost always to the Matthews 10. \n\nIt's nearby a few fun chain restaurants as well. I have made a whole date night out of Cici's pizza and a Matthews 10 movie for less than $20. It can be done!
__label__2 Remember  the days when you could watch a movie for $1?  I don't, but I hear folks reminiscing about them.  Old timer or not, Cinemark is the pretty decent place if you want to watch movies just out of rotation at the major theaters.Admission on the weekends is $2.25!  During the week its only $2 and $1 on Tuesdays.  Located behind the Krispy Kreme in Matthews (just look for the 'Hot' sign), the place looks like Pee Wee Herman's playhouse on the inside.  But I can forgive that.  \n\nThey show movies generally two months after their original release date.  Its your typical movie-fare, but   occasionally they throw in an indie or foreign film.  Look for the CineArts logo on the Showtimes page of the website. \n\nPlease be forewarned however: the concession stand is NOT discount price.  A large popcorn and drink runs $9.  Also, if you're going on a Fri or Sat., there will be a lot of teens.  They have cracked down on teen loitering in recent years, but certain teen-friendly movies might not be fun to watch on the weekend.  However, Cinemark Matthews Movies makes a good cheap date or fills a boring weeknight.  Netflix and Redbox watch out!
__label__0 MEAN people.. Our dog is a customer, called at 11:00AM on a Saturday, with our dog howling so loud that you could hear him a block away.  We knew it was his time to put him down.  However, Matthews refused because they were closing at noon.  Can you believe that?  They said to take him to an emergency clinic and we told them we could not afford that.  We had already checked prices weeks before, because we knew it was getting close. We had already been sedating him and giving him pain meds. So,I called again at 11:30 to beg them to take him.  While I was on the phone they mistook me for another customer and said that it was okay, Dr. Pritchett would wait to see their dog, which they were putting down.  Now, that was biased! It was okay for them, but not for us.  Obviously, Dr. Pritchard was already waiting.. I think this was absolutely MEAN, not do take him in.  Where is the passion when you need it??
__label__1 I have been to this location many times, and let me say that Einstein's is vastly superior as far as bagels are concerned. That stated, Bruegger's does serve good softwiches...however, I could get better bread and bagels elsewhere.
__label__2 On a mission to find the wife bagels and this was the closest place around. Well the service was a bit slow but it was to be expected on a holiday saturday around 10am. One of their employees was a bit slow making bagels too but it seemed like he was new. \n\nAnyway we ordered three bagels with cream cheese and a Naked fruit drink and a small coffee, total was $14 dollars, ouch. Wasn't expecting that but maybe the bagels would be amazing...\n\nAh no, the bagels were ok. I've had better ones at Panera or Grinds & Glazes in Blairsville, GA. They were just decent bagels, and the toasting wasn't long enough. I prefer a light char on my bagels and Brueggers just does a light toast. The coffee was good but I probably won't be back just based on the price:food ratio. They do have 'last nights' bagels in a bin just infront of the register that would be a way better deal than what I ordered. I didn't notice it until I was sitting down, oh well. Maybe you can snag those up if your there.
__label__0 It was terrible, terrible, terrible. The lady preparing the bagel for my daughter  couldn't even make a straight cut, the peanut-butter and jelly was all over the place. How hard is it to prepare an appealing peanut-butter and jelly bagel???? The end result looked like she just threw up all over it. My bagel wasn't fresh and when she pulled out the humus, it had a crust on it like an old product would have. It was one of the most terrible Sunday breakfasts I've ever had. I will never ever return!
__label__3 Came here frequently in college. Fell in love with the green curry. I had the chance to go to Thailand for myself and eat some of the dishes I learned to love at Thai Taste - and Thai Taste's versions of the dishes are amazing.
__label__2 After a day at the park I was really hungry and not in the mood for the usual fare on East blvd. so I trekked up to Thai Taste. Walking inside it was the usual traditional Thai decor. The restaurant was small and cozy, but I imagine if I had went at a busier time it might have just felt crowded.\n\nThe menu is laid out so you pick your entr\u00e9e and combo it with choice of meat. I went for the green curry with chicken. Usually when I have green curry it has a decent kick to it due to the paste being made from green chilies and balances out the sweetness of the coconut. This green curry while pretty aromatic seriously lacked some much needed heat. After reading some reviews on here though I'll probably try it again and request it extra hot.\n\nThe prices are pretty reasonable and the service is attentive enough to keep my water glass full which is much appreciated! My meal arrived in a very timely manner and I left full and happy. Probably one of the better Thai places I've been to in Charlotte, I'll have to come back and try out their Pad Thai along with a hopefully spicier green curry.
__label__3 Solid. Not out of this world, but Thai Taste is solid.  The prices are reasonable, and whenever I need my Pad See Ew fix, I'll head to TT.  There are restaurants light years better in Boston and Chicago, but for now, TT will do. \n\nThe ambiance is kind of old school, tables with plastic covers the random wood-carving, and a hammock hanging from the ceiling with a fake person napping inside.  It's not my favorite, but hey, it adds to the charm. \n\nSince this place has been reviewed so many times, I'll just give my 2-cent tip. Lunch specials are a great value.  For about $6 or $7 bucks, depending on the protein you pick, you'll get an entree (some with rice), a spring roll, soup and iced tea.  (Iced tea and soup not included if you get lunch special take out.) \n\nI've gotten the squash special, which is stir-fried yellow squash and protein of choice...that was an insane $12.95 by comparison.  (The dish itself was OK, not as flavorful as the Pad See Ew and the squash for some reason had a squeaky sound whenever I bit into them.) \n\nOverall, it's a nice neighborhood joint where the service is good, and you will have a good meal.  Maybe not stellar, out-of-this-world great (like Paula Deen would say) but you'll leave happy and very full.
__label__2 Seeking fried goodness and cheap beer? Belly on up to Vinnie's. And maybe bring some stretchy pants. \n\nI've been to Vinnie's a few times and I'm always intrigued by their super cheap brew specials (as Michael E. points out). This is a great little spot to grab a beer and some grub and watch the game. The waitresses here are always friendly and sport teeny little tanks - which I'm sure is a big hit with the guys. \n\nI'm really happy that smoking is outlawed indoors, as this place used to be almost unbearable in the evenings. No one likes to have a big side of smoke with their shrimp po' boy. And by the way, although a ton of their menu is fried (and well made), they do offer a great crab leg special on Monday nights that I am just itching to try. \n\nPer hubs, this is an amazing place to score oysters, too! \n\nNow...which Monday am I going to plant myself for unlimited crab legs...?
__label__0 Nicole...... this place may have cheap beer  I guess if cheap beer is all your going after if you even can get one! I thought I would try this place out while  waiting on some friends that where at the Sugarland Concert   it was   7 pm not very busy 15 minutes no server what do  they do when its busy? Come on a million bleach blondes in this city that want to make big tips ... ..Then why do you not hire them? Terrible service with a   brain like Walmart people will always come in ! \n          To many places in Charlotte for a cold beer . Sitting in the parking lot  watching people sitting on a bench looking in space not saying a word making love to a Bud not saying a word. \n            GREAT PLACE.     NOT!
__label__3 Yes, this place is a little rough with lots of blue collar customers. Great beer specials and wonderful oysters on the half shell, only 35 cents each M- F from 5til 7 pm. Fresh seafood baskets of shrimp, fish scallops and sides.\nExcellent waitress, Ashley, very attentive to service. Other location in Matthews closed thank God, what a dump.....great place if you wanted a fight.\nSouth Blvd is good stuff
__label__0 This restaurant closed on 12/16/2012.
__label__1 my roomie and i have been trying out all the east blvd. restaurants since we moved in the neighborhood about 2 months ago. this place is my least favorite so far. the service took forever- it was about 10 minutes before we even got our drinks. the food was just meh. our waiter was not very attentive. with all the other great options on the block, i doubt we'll be going back anytime soon.
__label__3 You have to try the Seared Ahi Tuna Salad. It's light for dinner, put some of the wasabi dressing on the soy sauce and put it over your salad. \n\nThe portobello burger is also great. I really like the place, good service, good location and always something new to try.\n\n** Please fix the espresso machine, every time I go there .... \"we are waiting for this piece that come from Italy bla bla bla\"
__label__2 Cute little spot! Nice ambiance, ok food. The BF & I ate here for our birthday dinner over the summer. Honestly the only reason why I wanted to come here was because I was curious about the Matilda Wong.. it was even better than I imagined.. seriously drop what you're doing & get. it. NOW\n\nWe started off with the Sweet Potato Ravioli with the Gorgonzola Cream sauce. Four pieces of delicious ravioli, but I didn't really care for the creamy sauce- it was a little too rich & salty for my taste. LOVED the ravioli itself though. It was topped with walnuts & served with some bread. \n\nFor entrees, BF got the Hanger Steak & I tried the Muffuletta Pizza without meat. BF liked the steak, but my pizza, while it looked good, was so damn salty! Must be because of the olive spread but jeez.. Nothing that another Matilda Wong couldn't remedy though :)\n\nWe split a dessert, but I don't remember what it was.. it had been a few months since we ate here. Guess that means it wasn't horrible, but also wasn't memorable :(\n\nI would come here again & try a different entree.. perhaps the Farro Saute? I found the prices to be pretty reasonable: $12 for ravioli, $12 for the pizza, & I think around $20 for the steak, probably under $10 for the dessert .. & $11 for each mini pitcher of the Wong.. hell yeah
__label__3 A very nice place. I thoroughly enjoyed my lunch, my salad was nice and fresh and my guess enjoyed their meals also. The view is very nice if you get a window seat and the service is very efficient and I would recommend it to a friend. Anytime you're in Charlotte stop by and have a nice meal there.
__label__0 My boyfriend and I came here for one of our very first dates and since then have come back to 300 East often for special occassions. We request the same booth each time, and have yet to have a bad experience... until last night. \n\nWe had dinner at 300 East yesterday evening to celebrate my birthday. After being seated, we ordered drinks and my boyfriend let our waiter, Michael, know it was my birthday as he was looking at my ID. The point here is that he knew it was a special occassion.\n\nOur appetizer came and was great, however when our meal came my gorgonzola filet was so undercooked that it was actually unappetizing. We waited for Michael to return, however after about ten minutes finally had to walk up to the bar to flag down a waiter to send him over. He did not apologize for the steak coming out raw, but did take it back to the kitchen. Another ten minutes later he returned with my meal. The steak, which was the original one served to me, was now a mangled piece of unedible meat. Tough to cut or chew, and needless to say less than enjoyable. After a bite or two, I had lost my appetitie. \n\nWhen he came back to our table, he asked if I was still working on my meal or if I'd like a box. I said no, and before I could even get out that the meal was not up to par and quite frankly inedible, he had walked away with the dish, again with no apology.\n\nSadly, we were still charged the $23 for the meal which was the most frustrating part. It's one thing to be served a horrible meal, but another to feel as though the restaurant/waiter does nothing to make it right either by returning with a meal that is as ordered, or after a second attempt removing the item from the bill.. or really even just a simple apology and some sensitivity to the fact that we were here for a special occassion, of which he was fully aware. \n\nNeedless to say, the message was received from 300 East that they do not want our business, so we will no longer return to 300 East for our special occassions.
__label__4 I love the atmosphere at 300 East. It is very cozy and intimate, great for a date night. The food is always really good, as is the service. I especially love the baked goat cheese appetizer and the filet. So good!
__label__4 This is the best place for burritos in Charlotte.  Particularly recommend the vegetarian burrito.  Great atmosphere, cool staff and music, easily accessible from downtown, Dilworth, and South End.  As good as any burritos I've had in cities known for their burrito- like food, including LA.
__label__1 This place has everything I could want in a rad burrito joint, but good burritos: hard beans (with watery bean juice); mushy flavorless rice; skimpy on the meat innards. Get anything but...      (the burrito)\n\nI do like the other menu items, but a burrito joint MUST have good burritos.
__label__4 I've heard legends and tall tales about Phat Burrito for years now.  I feel like every time someone brings up Johnny Burrito or Chipotle in Best Burrito Conversations, someone inevitably chimes in with a vote for Phat Burrito.  But just like the talk of legends such as Big Foot and the Loch Nest Monster, I thought Phat Burrito was just that;  talk. \n\nWith that being said, I went to Phat Burrito (PB) this afternoon for lunch.  This was my first and only time going to Phat Burrito and beyond what was contained in the menu online (http://www.phatburrito.com/home/phatburrito-menu.php), I really didn't know what to expect.  First thing that stood out to me was the tricky parking situation at PB.  Just like the mafia, its easy to get in, but hard to get out.  \n\nUpon parking, and going inside, I noticed the inside felt tight and and bit cramped.  There were plenty of people already sitting at tables and a few peeps standing in line placing orders.  My friend ordered the steak burrito (w/black beans, sour cream, but no guac).  I ordered the BBQ Steak burrito (w/ refried beans and both sour cream and guac).  While we waited for our burritos to be made, we went to the little salsa bar in the back and fixed ourselves a few cups of the different salsas.  I heard someone yell, \"TREY!\" from behind the counter and I knew our burritos were ready to be devoured.  \n\nThe BBQ STEAK Burrito I ordered was splendid.  There seemed to be plenty of steak (they didn't short me on the meats as others have stated).  The BBQ flavor was slow to hit me, but after a few moments of chewing...THERE it is!  That sweet BBQ sauce amalgamated well with the guac, cheese, sour cream, refried beans and the freshly made salsa.  Just like a colony of ants, all of the ingredients worked as one.  It was unlike any other taste I've ever experienced, and instantly had me wanting to come back again!  I tasted my friend's steak burrito and can say it was not nearly as good as the BBQ STEAK burrito.  I also think you have to add both GUAC and SOUR CREAM to maximize your taste experience.  Nonetheless, it was still well above par.  \n\nThe service was great.  The bro who took our order was cool, and very personable.  I can concur with other reviews which mentioned that the inside was a little grimy.  While I appreciated that aspect of PB, my date was a bit turned off by it.  \n\nToday, Phat Burrito made me a believer.  Today I found out that legends of magical burritos aren't the stuff of legends at all - they are indeed real...Real good and tasty, that is...and just like Arnold, \"I'll BE BACK.\"
__label__1 Oh Phat Burrito...where do I even start?  Well, being a southern California native and a Blatina (that's black Latina for those of you who don't know lol,,,it's okay, you can use it too), I have pretty high expectations for burritos. I've been running all over Charlotte looking for Mexican food that is at least comparable to the restaurants and taco shops posted on every corner of San Diego, and I'm sad to say that Phat Burrito fell short of my expectations. Funny thing is, I decided to check it out based on a good review posted by another former California resident. Now that you know a little bit about my background allow me to detail my experience at this place for you.\n\nThe Food: If my review were based solely on the food, I probably would have given Phat Burrito 3 stars. The burritos are served on really big tortillas that are stuffed to the max (if you need a comparison, think Chipotle). I ordered a chicken burrito which came packed with black beans, rice, chicken, cheese, and sour cream. Sounds really yummy right!? It was Aight. The rice was kind of undercooked and although there was plenty to nibble at, it was seriously lacking in flavor. The one plus was the fresh salsa bar (which usually comes standard at taco shops in Cali). I tried the green tomatillo salsa and it saved my burrito's life! It was mild and had an awesome combination of lime and cilantro that excited me. \n\nThe Place: Please be warned that if you read any further and you are a fan of Phat Burrito, your feelings may be hurt because I am about to be brutally honest. \nThe parking lot was cramped (already been said), but there was plenty of parking when I went so I had no problem with that. The guy at the counter is responsible for the second star. He was super friendly and enthusiastic. Gave me a minute to explore the menu before asking if I needed help and offering his suggestions which I appreciated. I sat down to indulge in what I expected to be a mind-blowing burrito, and two women sat in the booth next to mine. Halfway through my PB, one of the ladies started making a discrete fuss about something. That's when I saw it! The roach crawling up the side of the counter! The awesome guy at the register was able to SPLAT it before it got too far, but I was still in shock. If there is one thing I abhor more than bad customer service when dining out, it's bug eyed bugs! C'mon now, even if you have a bug or two here and there (let's be real ppl, it happens more often than you'd think), at least keep it concealed while I'm eating lol. It did appear to be running in from the front door area so I  gave them the benefit of the doubt and decided he came from outside and that he was the only one. Needless to say, I was full. But THEN, on my way to my car I ran into a cockroach of a different sort. The old kind that likes to pick up and hit on seemingly innocent young ladies in the parking lot. Ironically he said he knew the owner and that he knew my experience had to have been top notch...I didn't have the heart (or the time) to tell him about what had just taken place. \n\nI realize that this is long, but I imagine it will help someone somewhere make an informed decision. I hate doing reviews like this because I know this place has a faithful customer base and a lot of potential, but until someone can assure me that they are pest free I don't think I can make my way back to give the burrito a second chance :(
__label__4 Fish tacos,  how could you go wrong with these!
__label__1 well it was the best we found in charlotte in the first 4 hours. we met the hot guy at the bar and his hot d.j. fella. they didn't go home wth us. which pissed us off. \n\nso far charlette is making me angry and bored.
__label__1 We had brunch here this morning and while the food was great, the service was horrible.  Also, it was great to find a steak knife on top of the toilet paper dispenser in the ladies room, glad no one's lottle girl found this.  I'm soo disappointed, now I'm gonna have to find a new place for brunch!  This place needs to get their s**t together, not pro!
__label__0 I went to Pewter Rose this morning with my girlfriend for Saturday brunch, very much looking forward to experiencing first-hand a menu that seemed incredibly promising. \n\nIf only we'd left Pewter Rose as a lovely idea, rather than experiencing it in person. \n\nAs of today, the sanitation rating at Pewter Rose was 93.5% - Problem #1.\nAfter being seated, we began to discover potential reasons that 93.5 was the best they could do - even in a mostly empty dining room, the glasses and silverware on our table looked as though it had been picked out of a bin of dirty dishes - Problem #2.\nWhile perhaps stellar service or amazing food could have compensated for either the low sanitation rating or dirty dishes, we decided after sitting at our table - again, in a mostly empty dining room - for more than 10 minutes without seeing a waitperson to leave before wasting any more time.\n\nSo. Low sanitation rating, dirty dishes, and NO service. Maybe there are days where service is perfect, dishes are spotless, and they actually want to serve food. Today was apparently not one of those days - and it's not worth gambling that it will be a day for actual service in the future.
__label__3 I've been going here since they were in the old location up on East Blvd.  The staff is friendly and knowledgeable, and their hours are convenient for me.
__label__2 It's a restaurant in a church!  What a unique twist in fine dining. \n\n1) BBQ Duck Spring Roll- this is not my favorite dish.  The BBQ overpowered the duck and made this dish into a salty mess.  Also, the portion is ity bity- one spring roll cut into 4 mini pieces.  On the contrary, the menu indicates that this dish was featured in the Taste of the NFL.\n\n2) Maple Leaf Farms Duck Breast- now we're talking!  Thought I'd give duck another chance and Bonterra proved itself.  This dish is simply phenomenal!  My duck was juicy, flavorful, and the portion was decent.  The quinoa and corn slaw added a tasteful zing to the dish making it unforgettable!\n\n3) Veal Porterhouse- The meat was prepared with the right amount of flavor and tenderness as evidenced by my fiance finishing the entire plate in record time!  My one bite of his plate also led me to believe that the cook did a wonderful job with the veal.\n\nJust a side note, the restaurant has valet parking available but parking could be limited, especially on weekends.  We had to park in the shopping center next door.  Enjoy!
__label__1 I've adopted from local city humane societies before and it was Fantastic! This was unfortunately NOT THE CASE here.\n \nIf you are going to work with this organization on adopting a new family member. Please make sure you have enough patience to handle their process.\n \nThey really need to tweak their adoption process. It takes days for them to approve you for adoption, which means it's better to get approved before you fall in love with any of their visiting members.\n \nUnfortunately we had fallen in love already, so we had another feeling of loss. Which is hard, but there were other dogs that caught our eye, but even that was a mess. We waited for the group of dogs to get fed and 30 minutes later the dog we had waited for was visiting with another family that had just walked in. We were asked to wait again for the dog to have a break from visiting and when the dog came out again we fell in love.\n \nWe went to the front to complete the adoption and what we were told only 35 minutes prior had all of sudden changed. Originally we were told that we could come in the next day with our dog for a meet/greet and complete the adoption then. Instead, we were told that they will file our adoption request with our approved adoption application and \"let us know\".\n \nI was confused, why everything was coming to a halt again, but I never found out the answer, nor did I ever get a return phone call from them.\n \nMy family and I moved on and had a FANTASTIC adoption experience with a organization that I feel has more heart and compassion and is definitely always going to be a part of my life from now on. Please look at the NORTH MECKLENBURG ANIMAL RESCUE and help these people give a great home to animals.
__label__2 Lots of really neat, unique stuff - but I kind of expected more.  Interesting location and good space and layout.  I've definitely bought a few cards there!
__label__3 When you don't know what to get for someone, you should stop by Paper Skyscraper. \n\nI have to agree with the other reviewers...this store has such fun and unique gifts. They have a wonderful variety of cards as well. While you are shopping for someone else, you can definitely entertain yourself in the process. \n\nThey have a great variety of notepads, jewelry accessories, key chains, home decor, music, books...just a little of everything fun and whimsical.
__label__4 Paper Skyscraper is a fantastic and fun store. They have a little bit of everything. Everyone that works there are always so helpful and nice. This is a store that when my friends come from out of town, we always take them to shop here. Everyone loves it!
__label__2 Man this place is so overrated. The gas station on south and east has way better chicken!!  I'm also not a big fan of their potato rounds(the gas station has wedges).  I also feel like I'm in 1950 as the two cashiers are white old ladies and the 7 people sweating in the kitchen are all black.  There is also no dining-in.  Not thats a problem with me, just giving the heads up.
__label__4 Simply put, the best fried chicken I have ever had! Mind you, I'm no connoisseur, but this was 110% legit; crunchy, juicy & ripe with flavor.
__label__3 as far as fried chicken goes, this place is great!!!! Beware of the hours and they only take cash. Deffinetly worth a visit.
__label__4 Hands down the best fried chicken in the south!!! It's the perfect balance of crispy outside, juicy inside! \n\nThe place is very unique as it doesn't have seating. You order up and there are a dozen employees working the fryers! \n\nThey charge 85 cents for canned soda and 5 cents for hot sauce, but you have to have hot sauce on this chicken.  They are cash only so be prepared!\n\nI was put into a solid 30 minute food coma after eating this chicken as it's very greasy! But completely worth it and will return soon! ...just not for lunch during a work day! \n\nI suggest eating there on a Saturday or Sunday when it's nice outside so you can just hang outside of the building.
__label__3 Price's may just be the best lunch value in Charlotte. Eight bucks bought me a lunch plate piled with a juicy pair of chicken wings, hush puppies and fries. Is it the best fried chicken in the South? How the hell should I know? But it's damn good food, and a local institution that'll kept you coming back again and again.
__label__3 Best fried chicken anywhere... The only reason for the 4 stars is because their side options are lacking quite a bit... I have gotten used to having mashed potatoes and gravy and a biscuit with my fried chicken... maybe some mac and cheese.  Here you have picnic sides (potato salad, tater tots, etc...)  But the chicken is well worth the trip alone and it's extremely affordable and not processed cheap chicken.  I recommend just getting a \"whole bird\" and have at it with a friend or 2.. more than that and you are going to fight over the last pieces for sure! \n\nThe place is an older building that looks like a front for a crack house or drug smuggling operation but if it ain't broke.....   the people are extremely friendly and service is pretty fast depending on the time of day that you go.  Saturdays a great time to try it for the first time and take it for a picnic or just lunch... \n\nWith that being said...  \n\nNOTE: NOT OPEN ON SUNDAY OR MONDAY!!!  You don't want the same disappointment I had when I tried to go for lunch one Monday to be denied at the door.
__label__2 The place is fine, but a bit loud when crowded. Plenty of people with laptops and couples chatting away. The coffee was standard fare, as in sugary and tasty. The two things that I noticed are the number of tables made it feel crowded even when the number of people dwindled, and the bathroom was not the cleanest I have seen in other stores. Although not my favorite place, it's a good place to pop in or stay awhile, just a bit tight if at capacity. I would return.
__label__2 The place was less crowded this time and the restrooms were a bit cleaner. The restrooms do look and smell like they could use a good bleachy scrubdown, walls and all. The drinks were tasty and service quite friendly.
__label__4 My family has used Gibson's for many years. I have always been happy with the service I received, and their prices were much lower than dealership quotes. \n\nThe guys there have always taken the time to explain any repairs and give different options with NO PRESSURE! As a female who has no understanding of car repairs, I really appreciate having trustworthy folks to leave my ride with!  They do not have Saturday hours, but that isn't enough for me to take off a star from my review in this case.
__label__3 Funky, spunky....just give me the soup!!!  Believe it or not, but this place has THE best soup in Charlotte!  Don't be afraid to browse around the eclectic shop with many many organic & natural (genuinely) wares....
__label__3 I was honestly just shocked to find Gluten Free pizza`so close to home!  While I can't vouch for the reguar pizza, I would recommend the GF pizza without a doubt.  The only downside is that it takes a much longer time to prepare, but I don't think that's the fault of Fuel.  The people are always friendly and more than happy to keep us entertained while we wait for our pizza!
__label__3 We've been to Sullivan's 5 times.  \nThe first time was fantastic and full price.\nThe second time was Restaurant week.\nThe 3rd, 4th, and 5th was for their Sunday Prime Time special for various occasions.\n\nFirst thing I have to say is AVOID RESTAURANT WEEK.  They're way over crowded, the menu is limited, and you're going to wait.\n\nSecond thing... DEFINITELY hit their Sunday Prime Time Special.  For $32, you get twice the selection as restaurant week, and the food is prepared fresh.\n\nThird... get the Bananas Foster Bread Pudding for dessert.  It's awesome.  \n\nFourth... highly recommend Renee as a server.  She was attentive, friendly, helpful, and on top of things.  \n\nSo in conclusion... 5 stars for Renee, the Sunday Prime Time Special & the bread pudding.\n\n2 stars for restaurant week (and take any reviews written during restaurant week with a grain of salt).
__label__2 Previously, I have only been to Sullivan's to hang out in the cocktail area & order from the bar menu, but this review is for dinner in the dining room.  \n\nNow, generally, when I get to pick the place, my first choice would NOT be a chain restuarant, even an upscale one.  But, as it turns out, we had a gift card that could be used at either Del Frisco's or Sullivans. So, I went online to research menus ahead of time. Based on the menu (specifically the Ahi Tuna steak entree) I decided that we should go to Sullivans.    \n\nNeedless to say, I was SUPER DISAPPOINTED to learn that they were out of Ahi tuna since that was the whole reason I decided to opt for Sullivans.  BUMMER!!  (I could see a smaller locally owned place running out of a popular menu item, but a huge corporate chain like Sullivans should have a better idea from their POS system about how much of certain items to keep on hand in the restarurant at any given time.)  So, I purused the menu to explore my options...sadly for those who don't eat steak (like me), the rest of the seafood or poultry options were not really exciting.  Oh well, c'est la vie.\n\nBut, as a small consolation prize, they had the Knockout martini on special for $6 (which normally is around $12)... so I started with that.  The knockout is made of clementine vodka that has fresh pineapple steeping in it for at least a week.   It was somewhat sweet, but not cloyingly so. I enjoyed it very much. 4.5 stars. \n\nI decided to opt for one of the Sunday Prime-time specials.  For $34 a person, you can select one item from each of the following categories (however, beware, they have fairly limited options in each category):  (1.) Salad or soup,  (2.) An entree, (3.) A side dish, and  (4.) Dessert.\n\nTo go with my entree, I ordered with a glass of Sauvignon Blanc.  For $8, I got a fairly generous pour of an ok wine. 3 stars. \n\nI started with the wedge salad.  3.5 stars.  The salad was huge and slathered with lots of bleu cheese dressing and a little finely chopped tomato. (At least they aren't one of those restaraurants that feels compelled to automatically throw bacon on everything.  I was glad this salad comes without.)\n\nFor my entree, I went with the salmon w/buerre blanc sauce.  The salmon was a decent size and thankfully was not overcooked. The sauce wouldn't have been my first choice if there were other options, but it tasted fine.  Overall, I would give this item 4 stars. \n\nThe side dishes on the special menu are very limited, and unfortuantely didn't include asparagus.  So, I went with the only other green option, the creamed spinach.  This dish was loaded with parmesan cheese and cream. It was ok, but I couldn't eat much of it because it was way too rich. 3 stars. \n\nThe dessert was fairly disappointing from my standpoint.  I love a good bread pudding, so I was excited about trying the Bannas Foster bread pudding.  This was made in individual ramekins and had a couple of slices of bananas in it.  It was also topped with ice cream, whip cream, and a drizzle of what looked like a carmel sauce.  Sadly, it was not very flavorful and the bread pudding had almost a rubbery texture. 2 stars.  \n\nDavid also got the wedge salad and chose the filet mignon for his entree.  He said the steak was over-salted.  He also chose mushrooms for his side and I tasted them - they were also a little over-salted. I couldn't eat more than a couple of these. For his dessert, he got the cheesecake to take home, since our server told us that we might want to split one dessert in house and take the other one to go (this  was a good suggestion because otherwise, it would be way too much!)  He also ordered a Highland Oatmeal Porter to go with his steak. \n\nOur server was nice, but the service was only ok - not great. One small thing we noticed is that some tables had bread served to them and some (like ours) did not.  Since this was my first time eating in the dining room at Sullivans, I don't know if you were supposed to order the bread, or if the server just forgot to bring it.  (Not a huge deal, but it would have been a nice touch.)   Another small thing I noticed was no manager going around the dining room to greet patrons. \n\nOverall, I was just not impressed given that our total bill came to $94 before tip. \n  \nI would come back here to meet friends for cocktails & casual bites from the bar menu, but I would not come back for a full-fledged dinner.  There are just too many other great restaurants in Charlotte to choose from at this price point.
__label__4 OMG there's only a couple times in your life when everything just clicks. That was tonight.\n\nI got the price fix (a 42$ meal with 3 courses) with a ceased salad that had great dressing and flavor in every bite. Then I got the filet cooked medium rare (#amazing) wich words cannot explain. Then came our souffl\u00e9 wich is inastagram heaven. (#foodporn)
__label__3 A great Starbucks in a great community. The staff is friendly, the music is amazing, and the energy there is just great. My only complaint? Finding parking is kind of a pain.
__label__2 Finally made it to Tyber Creek for the first time! After all, it's been 2.5 years since I moved to Southend, so what's the rush...ha! Good beer selection with decent bar food in a dark atmosphere with old TV's...enough said.
__label__1 Pre-renovation I was a huge fan on Tyber, and yes, due to it's proximity to my abode, it still gets more than one star, but taking out the games upstairs and replacing them with booths... not okay. \n\nThe food has always been decent (especially for midnight fare), the bartenders have always been great, but walking upstairs was a disaster. I never noticed a seating problem before, but apparently the owners did... oddly enough, the high tables were still busy as usual, but all of the booths sat empty. Only once the upstairs bathroom line grew too long did people start to occupy the nearest cushion. Also, instead of people being able to gravitate to a high top away from the stairwell like they used to, they were stuck standing right near the stairs (or the bathroom) and walking from one side of the upstairs to the other was more hassle than needed be. \n\nTyber has definitely dropped on my list of near-home stop ins, but on an off night where I think it'll be slow enough I don't have to head upstairs for a seat, I'll probably be back.
__label__0 I want to like this place so bad because it is across the street and therefore the most convenience place to eat and drink for my entire building.  This place is horrible. The food is awful and the staff are all snotty.  I have tried to eat there so many times.  The grilled chicken tastes like rubber and is always burned, the bread is always stale and when you speak up to staff about it they give you an attitude like you are making it up.  The only thing positive at this place is their spinach dip.  I have seriously never had a worse experience with food, staff, or a Charlotte bar in total.  DO NOT GO HERE.
__label__2 Seems like your typical neighborhood bar with outdoor games (cornhole, darts, giant jenga) and friendly service.  I liked that you could have a dog outside and the atmosphere was very casual.  Pretty standard fare of drinks and food.  We ordered the dip/pita appetizer.  The pub cheese was cold (womp womp) and the hummus was bland but the server was incredibly nice in bringing us multiple rounds of pitas to dip!
__label__3 Unfortunately I had to experience the ER today, but was very happy with the nurses, and doctors, and the rush/assessment for my visit. I was nervous and they were comforting and allowed me to leave satisfied, and with some medicine and instructions, with discharge paperwork.  Overall, great experience, but the wait time was so long.
__label__4 Anna's is fantastic, and pretty much can alter anything you bring in.\nI have brought multiple pants there (dressy and jeans) and have never had an issue with the final result.  I have also had a few dresses and skirts done as well.  On top of that I brought my wedding dress in to be fitted. I bought my dress as a sample so it needed multiple alterations, as well things I wanted changed (taking off some beading) and they also did the bustle- which was difficult on the dress I had.\nI couldn't have been happier with everything they did! Although with specific employees some of the things I was saying was 'lost in translation' but usually one of the younger girls was around to clarify what I was wanting.\nI will always bring my items to Anna's
__label__3 I'm almost embarrassed to say that it took me 2+ years to finally stop in at South End Exchange and I live only a few blocks away! \n\nI popped in here for a few minutes to take a look at their antique treasures - expect furniture of all types and sizes, lovely mirrors, glassware, vintage dishes, paintings and a whole slew of kitschy antique-y fun to decorate a space. While I'm no expert in pricing antique or consigned furniture, the items looked reasonable for the condition and quality. I saw everything for a $5 (adorable) dish to a $1,600 sofa in a matter of minutes. I was especially diggin' some of the really lovely and large antique mirrors - priced between $100-$150. \n\nBe aware that this place is *packed* with goodies and the quarters can be quite tight. Thus, if you really are seeking a treasure, make sure you devote some serious time to your search. Since I've only been in here once, I'm not sure how often the merchandise changes out, but based on the goods I imagine there are new items consigned on a fairly regular basis! If I were decorating a cool country space or simply adding some flair to my own dwelling, South End Exchange is definitely worth a stop!
__label__1 If you're in need of specialty sized shoes, I'd suggest going elsewhere.  Husband and I came here thinking it would be a good place to try and fit his Fred Flintstone sized feet (he wears quadruple E wide shoes, so yeah).  They didn't have the size stocked that we needed, but they said that they could order them, no problem.  They had us pre-pay for the shoes and shipping (which was fine at the time), but then, 2 weeks later they called us and told us they couldn't get the shoes we needed.  2 weeks!  And they couldn't refund us the money back to our card over the phone and didn't offer any alternatives, so I had to go back to the store for a refund - so we were sans shoes for 2 weeks, and then we had to go look all over again!  Not cool.  I'm sure for hardcore runners and people with regular sized feet, this place is the jam, but for the casual runner and large-footed people, it's a no-go.
__label__2 New to running, my uncle recommend that I find a store that specialized in running to have my feet fitted for the right running shoes.\n\nI believe the woman that helped me was named Erin, she was awesome.  She helped me determine where I was putting pressure when running, she talked me through the pros and cons of each shoe, and she explained some good beginner running habits I should start.  I am a little concerned about the pricing, as some of the shoes they have can be found at your local Rack Room for about $40 cheaper.  However, overall a good experience.  The time the salespeople spend with you is nice and beneficial.  Although I don't think that this is necessarily the place to begin your running experience, just based on prices.
__label__3 I'm a total out of shape, novice runner. That said, the couple of times I've been in run for your life, the guys have been exceedingly polite and helpful. A young fellow recommended unbelievably expensive socks, I thought he was full of it, but he was totally right! He recommended coming back to check my stride but was very understandable that shoes are expensive, no sales pressure. I really respect that. I plan to go here when it's time for a new pair of shoes.
__label__3 I'm having an affair with Dilworth coffee. My wife asks where I'm going...I usually say \"Dilworth Coffee\". It's quiet, small and not too loud. Great background music going on, and oh yeah, the coffee is really tasty. Small little gifts; about 40 different coffee's to buy in the bean stage. A quiet afternoon, a coffee and my laptop or iPhone makes Dilworth coffee a 2nd home.
__label__2 Their decor and atmosphere is amazing. Their kalbi is amazing as well, cooked perfectly. Everything else, was just a bust. Their shrimp tempura roll left a lot to the imagination to be desired. Their calamari, just tasted so much better before hand. I think more people go for the environment rather than the quality of the food. However, there are better restaurants than this, I would definitely choose CUISINE MALAYA sushi anyday. They seem to have a lot more variety but  more importantly, their food just tastes better.
__label__3 Good vibe, good food. Too loud on weekend nights. Make a choice, nightclub or dinner.
__label__3 Excellent selection of well prepared Sushi.  Nice atmosphere that is definitely a bit \"Clubby\" as somebody previously mentioned.
__label__3 Best sushi in Charlotte, hands down.  If you've never been to Nikko, prepare yourself to pay accordingly.  Let's face it:  Pappy Van Winkle costs a hell of a lot more than Jim Beam but it tastes a hell of a lot better, too.  And so it goes with Nikko.  You can save money by eating at Sushi 101 but you won't experience the superior quality fish and preparation.  \n\nI'll admit it...it can be a bit of a surprise when the music suddenly becomes louder and Joanna comes out with her tambourine.  You know it's coming, you just don't know when.  Batten down the hatches and prepare yourself for it ahead of time.  Winning a saki bomb throwdown is not one of my finest restaurant moments, but I can mark it off the bucket list.  You should, too.  The atmosphere is extremely clubby and most of the patrons are, well, clubtastic.  \n\nSo, now that you're prepared for the price, the dancing, the tambourine, the cowboy hat and the clientele, you need to prepare your mouth for the most delicious sashimi in town.  The uni is wonderful salty deliciousness.  The blue fin toro will melt in your mouth like butter.  And so on and so forth.  I only wish that I could get a bowl full of fried shrimp heads without having to order the sweet shrimp.  I just can't stomach those snotty little bastards.  Joanna!  Save up your shrimp heads for me so I can have a delicious bowl of them every time I visit!  Please!
__label__4 The best!
__label__1 The employees were very nice and paid good attention to our table.  I do have to say that i didnt like the food.  I eat sushi at least twice a week and have an idea of what its supposed to taste/look like.\n\nI ordered the tuna nachos and I didn't like them.
__label__0 The worst collection of art suited for those who know very little about art. This gallery is neither progressive, provocative, or intellectually stimulating. It is perfect for Charlotte.
__label__0 OMG! how is this place still in business? It must be a front for some sort of money laundering scam or something...not going to waste too much time here...been there twice..both times...cramped, rude, horrible service, and last but not least FOOD POISONING! enough said..
__label__2 I am not sure why, but the main thing sticking out in my head from my recent visit to the Kabob Grill is the window tint.  I do not believe it was there last time I patronized the restuarant a few years ago.  They may have had wooden blinds.  Either way, from the exterior, you can get no idea of what is to happen on the inside.\nNo idea whatsoever that it houses some of the best Middle Eastern food in Charlotte.\nI went with the grilled lamb kabobs with sides of basmati rice and hummus and I was more than satisfied with my selection.  The lamb was done just right and the portions were ample enough to satisfy my hunger.  \nMaybe its the window tint, but the service is never exactly sunny in there.  Nevertheless, you get the Middle Eastern family feel to the establishment and it makes for a wonderful dining experience.
__label__3 My girlfriend and I recently visited Kabob Grill while vacationing in Charlotte for the weekend. We ordered a falafel wrap with a piece of baklava to-go for lunch. Both items were good, but the prices seemed very high for dinner and still pricey for lunch. I've definitely had better falafel wraps for less money in larger cities, but Kabob Grill does offer more options than just falafel. There's something counter-intuitive to me about restaurants with high prices located in strip malls, but at least I haven't been disappointed by the food. \n\nI can't speak for the rest of their menu, but I would recommend Kabob Grill for anyone interested in falafel wraps at lunch time. The parking situation seemed a little scarce considering we went on a Sunday, but there is more parking available at other locations along the street.
__label__1 I tend to judge a Mediterranean restaurant by their shawarma and falafel, since these are pretty standard and easy to make right (or hard to mess up, if you prefer that phrase). I've been to this place three times, all three times I haven't been impressed. Their shawarma doesn't have a very good flavor, and the falafel sandwich is too dry. I understand that falafel is dry in nature, but it shouldn't be this dry. Btw, the shawarma is dry too, but it seemed better after the falafel. The gyro wrap was alright, but still nothing great.\n\nI would consider driving to La Shish Kabob or even Zeitoni all the way in Ballantyne before I go to this place again.
__label__1 My best friend bought her gorgeous wedding dress here. I wasn't able to be there the weekend she went dress shopping so when I came in town this weekend for her birthday she wanted to take me there so she could try it on for me. It was a Saturday and we weren't sure id they'd be busy so we called to see if they could go ahead and pull it so it would be ready for her to try on once we arrived. After calling three times, someone finally answered the phone and said sure that'd be no problem.\n\nOnce we got there no one greeted us, so we walked to the desk where two people were sitting doing absolutely nothing (one was eating). Even then neither said a word! So I spoke to tell them w had called etc and while I was explaining another employee walked by and heard me talking and asked if we called, I said yes, and she said yeh we have the dress back here, pulled, waiting for you. Great! So she takes my friend back and I sit in a chair to wait to see her in her gown. Well the lady leaves, so I have to go back and help her zip her dress, uhhh, that was a little crazy to me. I zip it, go back to the chair so I can see her walk out. She looked gorgeous in it. I asked her about veils and had she tried any on and she said no, so again I tracked someone down to help us with veils. She brings us two and then leaves.\n\nThey also sale bridesmaid dresses so we went to look at those bc shes back and forth about the color scheme she wants. No one comes to offer help with that either. Theres ANOTHER employee over there literally just straightening out the dresses, does she ask if we need any help? NO! We grabbed a couple just to see the color next to the brides dress, struggling to take pictures while holding dresses up, any help? Nope.\n\nMy gf told me they've had bad customer service throughout her entire process. She said every time they say they're going to call when somethings done, they dont. She leaves messages bc they never answer their phone and they dont call her back. And I got to see first hand how horrible it was. She, nor any of her bridesmaids will be giving them another penny. Horrible customer service. This is a BRIDAL boutique, soon to be brides should be doted on and made to feel special, not ignored.
__label__1 The food here is great - my problem with the place is around two things:  ok although a minor problem it still is a consistent problem...every time I go I get a milkshake and every time it is not mixed well enough.  This results in huge chunks of ice cream you have to mash or wait for it to melt.  I dont like that.  The second problem I have with this place is the service.  I have gone four times at varying times of the day and always the service is subpar.  I end of flagging down the waiter for refills and begging for the check again and again.  But the food is good so if you are only interested in the food and the cute atmosphere then this is your place...not for me though.
__label__1 Went for Sunday brunch. Ordered a Western Omelet - it was ok. Others at my table got the all-you-can-eat buffet, and seemed to enjoy it - I think this is a quantity over quality kind of place.\nOne highlight was the hashbrown casserole - very tasty!
__label__3 I'm a fan based on two things:  The price for breakfast and the variety of baked goods offered!\n\nIf I read the menu correctly, you have to get there before 10am to get the breakfast price of $8.95 versus the \"brunch\" price of $13.95.  The buffet was perfect and offered everything I could have wanted so I suggest sticking with the breakfast buffet.\n\nBuffets can go one way or the other.  Either they are disgusting (ie Golden Corrall) with a ton of plastic, boxed food or they are a display of heavenly goodness.  Fortunately for me, Pike's offered the latter!   We're talking fresh fruit salad, biscuits and gravy, grits, cheese/potatoe hash, muffins, scones and pastries, eggs, egg benedict, sausage, bacon, blueberry french toast, etc.  Everything was fresh, what needed to be crispy was crispy, what needed to be fluffy was fluffy, what needed to be moist was moist.  It was all very good and of course the best part is that it is limitless!\n\nThe servers were friendly and by around 10:30 it was starting to get packed.  Obviously the south-end location is key and there really shouldn't be any other reason not to give them a try!\n\nI'll be back!
__label__2 I actually went here twice this past weekend while my parents were in town. We first popped in for dinner and then again for the breakfast buffet. It's worth mentioning that there is actually a breakfast and a brunch buffet with varied times, a bit of a varied menu and a few dollars more for brunch.\n\nIn order of how much I appreciated each, I would say the wait-staff deserves the gold, the atmosphere and decor the silver and the food gets the bronze. Now, the same way I wouldn't complain about a bronze medal I really can't complain about the food. However, I truly can't rave about it. So much so that I needed to knock two stars off.\n\nWhat Pike's has effectively proven to be for me is a close-by place to grab a good meal at a good price without much hassle. Nothing stands out and I'm never craving it but a good stand-by none-the-less.\n\nDisclaimer: This can very well be grounds for an updated review in the coming weeks but the most I've experienced in way of desserts here is a SIP of a milkshake. The cakes on display look great and a slice of one with a milkshake on the side could nudge me to add a 4th star.
__label__3 Just had Sunday brunch here with my young family. Great soda shop atmosphere. Excellent cheesy potatoes and broccoli casserole. Frankly, everything we tried was delicious. Kids got ice cream with their meals and I topped mine off with a perfectly tart key lime pie. Trinette was our waitress and her service was outstanding and exemplified southern charm.  This has been on my Ohio-headed-south hit list for a few years and I'm so glad we stopped. Very reasonably priced.  A little windy today or we would've sat on the patio and watched the trains go by.  Will come back.
__label__2 Stopped in today for a milkshake on a recommendation of a co-worker.  I opted for the peanut butter milkshake.. since I really like peanut butter and had a hankering for it, but besides that.. It is National Peanut Butter Month, so great choice any way that I looked at it.  The milk shake was good, just wished there was more of it for the price (it came to $5.28 with tax).  I sat at the soda counter which was cool and my server was Kyle who was nice enough.  I signed up for their rewards program, got points for my milkshake purchase and also earned a first-timer award good for a free dessert or appetizer on my next visit!! SCORE!!\n\nOn my next trip, hopefully I'll have more time to enjoy some of their food and of course enjoy my free app or dessert!
__label__1 Its been a while since I've been here but the last time I was there the beer was not cold at all and the staff just didn't seem that interested in making sure you had a great experience. I love the location but not sure when I'd go back.
__label__2 Great little bar to grab a bite before getting your drink on at the Gin Mill.  I love the quaint atmosphere and seriously good bar bites. We had less than stellar service on our last visit, but you know, that's not what brings me into a place like this in the first place.
__label__4 Their sweet tea is the best in Charlotte, they use Royal Cup and you can taste the difference.  \n\nThe pancakes are definitely their high point.  they are the perfect combination of golden, soft and spongey.  Their omelettes are massive and fully of cheesy yummy goodness.  I ordered an egg and bacon plate and there was more crispy bacon than eggs (which is never a bad thing!)\n\nMake absolute sure you get there early or else there is a huge line, before 9 is better.
__label__3 Ok my personal breakfast choices in Charlotte are either here, Denny's, or IHOP. This place is always packed on Saturdays and the food and service is great. There are plenty of items on the menu for people to choose from which is great. The omlettes are HUGE! And this is not an understatement either. Two or three people can probably share it and it would be enough. \n\nIf you want to try a great b-fast place other than IHOP or Denny's...come here and you will not be disappointed
__label__4 We got there around 10 am on Sunday.   We were seated right away and got a booth.  Our waitress was most delightful.  Her name was Jessica--super sweet and attentive. \n\nFood came out right away.  We got apple pancake and a crape. Portions were large. \n\nWhen we were leaving, the place was quite crowded and there was a wait.
__label__1 It had been a couple of years since we visited, and the service (and cleanliness) seems to have gone downhill. \n\nWe got there around 8:00 a.m. on a Sunday, and it wasn't crowded at all... however, it took so long for our waiter to come by that we were about to get up and leave. He finally showed up, and I ordered the banana walnut pancakes with bacon while the fella ordered sausage and eggs over-well.\n\nTo be fair, it IS called the Original Pancake House, so sausage and eggs probably aren't the way to go, but the fella got the driest-looking hockey puck sausages I've ever seen. His plate was just sad. My pancakes were good, but they just had a few slices of bananas and walnuts on top - it seemed odd considering most banana pancakes I've had had the bananas already in the batter. The bacon was solid.\n\nAs we left, the place was pretty packed, so maybe the service gets better as they get busier? I won't be in a hurry to go back.
__label__3 I was in the mood for breakfast and stopped in.\nI was not disappointed.\nI was seated immediately and was able to promptly place my order.\nEverything came out hot and tasty.
__label__2 One of the stops on the Light Rail Bar Crawl, I felt that the Gin Mill was the most \"dive-y\" with a lot of dented chrome and scarred wood a bathroom that needed a flamethrower and some seriously loud music. I sat at the bar with my beer and watched the young-uns dancing to the DJ's tunes on the \"stage\". This vantage point gave me a great opportunity to see the bartenders in operation. Fast, efficient and friendly. Picking up abandoned empties and serving out drinks quickly. Impressive.\n\nBouncer at the door checking ID's. Taxi stand outside ready to take the wobbly folks home, but I was good. It's a very short walk to the Light Rail station that gave me time to sober up (I only had four drinks over five hours) while riding back to my parked car.
__label__3 I was here the other night for Thirsty Thursday.  You can't beat a cold 14oz beer for $1 and their hot dogs are pretty good too!\n\nWe had great seats right down on the field.  It's been a couple of years since I've been to a game here and I have to say the field looked great but the complex itself needs a little TLC.  Just about everything there that's metal needs to be painted.  \n\nAlready looking forward to my next visit...
__label__2 I had the Gyro salad in a shell. The salad itself was great. Wasn't a fan of the shell. I would come back for the salad and to try the fish. My friends swear by the place which i dont get but I am willing to try again. My friend had the chicken pita with onion rings. She wasnt a fan of either. The onion rings are pretty bland (or maybe Ive just had much better onion rings).
__label__4 The best lunch spot in Charlotte. Friendly, family atmosphere. Great food, exceptional service!
__label__2 The pizza is consistently ok, the beer plentiful, service generally friendly, and they allow dogs on the patio rain or shine. We like the BBQ chicken pizza and the pesto. The quattro formagio and the mushroom pizzas are both fine though a bit bland. I love that pizzas is fairly thin, but would prefer that is have a bit more flavor and less raw flour or cornmeal stuck to the crust. \n\nThe Brixx salad is a winner for lunch if you aren't in the mood for pizza. Also, pizza is BOGO after 10 during the week and 11 on weekends.\n\nThis Brixx is incredibly convenient for those of us living in Dilworth condos. For that reason alone, we are regulars.
__label__2 As Demetria said, this place is definitely hit and miss. If you want some good eats, get here early. They tend to run out of the real goodies.\n\nFried-chicken, when it isn't too overcooked/dried out, is a home run. I just wish they would perfect cooking it. I swear it alternates every other visit having it cooked perfectly.  Their six-cheese spaghetti is pretty good but can suffer the same fate at the chicken. Sides are plentiful to choose from. Mac-n-Cheese..same case as above. It's a home run if it hasn't been too burnt on top. Love their blackeyed peas and cornbread too. They might just have the best lemonade in Charlotte and I'm too scared to ask if it's just a brand-name mix. I really don't want to know. If you can bypass one of the volunteer's who fills up the drinks, you can make yourself a pretty slammin' Arnold Palmer.\n\nSpeaking of the volunteers, they're always extremely friendly and will even give you an extra dollop of mac-n-cheese if you know how to charm 'em like I do. Be sure to tip at the register.\n\nYour pal,\nWalter
__label__2 It's not that I hate Just Fresh, it's that I'm not head over heels in love with it. However, if I do go to a Just Fresh, it's definitely this location. I prefer to go for dinner since there is rarely anyone else in there. It's creepy yet comforting at the same time for somewhere in Dilworth to be dead. They're open to 8pm on the weeknights though so that could be the reason? They have a great selection of \"just fresh\" sandwiches, soups, salads, etc. Their mozzabella salad is one of my favorites out there and they have a good selection of vegetarian friendly items. Plus they offer a punch card for sandwiches and salads so when you get ten, you get a free one, who doesn't love that??\n\nFree wifi too and quick!
__label__0 Worse McDonald's I have ever been to. I live close so I eat here whenever Its late or early. No matter what time you come whether late or early they are always slow. I stand in line for 5 to 10 min just to get my order taken when there's not even a line. You will be standing there waiting while theres groups of employees talking...gossipping....cussing. The drive thru is just as slow except you better expect to go in to get what they forgot to put in bag....whether that be food...creamers and sugars for coffee...I recommend HOLDING UP THE LINE TO MAKE SURE THEY GOT IT RIGHT and maybe eventually these clowns will learn to get it right. Customer service is also horrible ..the kids that work there are feisty young black females who could care less to be there let alone deal with you. Out of all the times I've been there being a regular there maybe once have they said thank you when they hand me my food despite the fact I say it each time I get my food. I was raised with manners though, i recommend bojangles across the street.
__label__2 Attended a gun show here. Nice facility.  Lots of parking and easy to get in and out of.
__label__0 DO NOT USE HEARTH AND PATIO!!!! CHIMNEY FIRE NEW YEARS EVE. I have had my logs for less than two years. 1) purchase, glad to take my money 2) installation, two weeks late,and according to responders, improper flue installation, TWO times, causing heat to go up chimney (they didn't even use fire proof sealer) causing fire. When installer was ask about cleaning chimney, he said not necessary. Had them out to inspect for smell, then said i needed it cleaned, and more money. I HAVE NEVER BEEN SO UNSATISFIED just trying to enjoy a fire.
__label__1 Okay, I'm from San Diego. I love everything Mexican and Fish Tacos are a must. Unfortunately, I've found this place to be more trendy than good. When I received my fish tacos they looked like what I expected except for one thing. If the fish was breaded at the restaurant then why bother breading fish pieces. The fish itself was fine but I received pieces. Typically, if you cut the fish correctly you won't have pieces. The batter was okay but I've fish sticks for Gorton's that were better. The batter had absolutely no flavor. It just seemed that someone took the time to decorate but I felt that I was served leftovers. I'm going to look somewhere else for fish tacos in the future.\n\nIf you ever in San Diego then try Rubio's, which is a fast food fish taco place and they seem to know what to serve the customer and what not to serve the customer. Cabo's didn't feel that way. At I could have received the same dinner for half the price but with a lot more flavor.
__label__0 This place is awful.  I had heard good things about it before going, and thought from the name that it would be really fresh and authentic.  I couldn't be more wrong.  You get chips and salsa to start - but its not even salsa.  Its a bowl that looks like they threw a handful of canned corn in the bottom, chopped some tomatoes and onions on top and then added in some picked cactus.  It was vinegary and just bad.  I asked if they had some other salsa, and they brought me a ketchup flavored bowl of yuck.... On to the main course... I ordered the beer battered shrimp tacos, thinking the seafood tacos would be their star dish.  The tortillas were fried, the shrimp had no flavor, and it just tasted greasy and bland.  This place probably stays in business because it is one of the onyl restaurants on the block.  Save yourself the money!
__label__2 Cabo is a very busy place- even on a Tuesday night! Luckily we were a party of 2 and were seated pretty quick. The food tasted good and fresh, but I had very high expectations based on the reputation they have in Charlotte. I was hoping for a little more flavor.\n\nContrary to some of the other reviews, I didn't feel rushed even though they were jammin'. I went with a friend and we were catching up for quite a while, but our waitress was friendly and didn't rush us, which I appreciated. Parking can be difficult, like most places in NoDa, so plan to cruise around a little. \n\nOverall I think Cabo has a fun atmosphere for grabbing drinks and something to eat, but it isn't a \"go out of your way\" establishment.
__label__2 Having for some reason been here twice now, I've come to the conclusion that Cabo makes it's fried seafood tacos well and everything else is decidedly meh. I've tried two of their specials, which though well seasoned, were just hopelessly overcooked.\n\nStill my fried shrimp tacos were solid and the tecate tall boys are like 3 bucks so it's not too bad.
__label__1 Great food but service was lacking.  I went with a group of friends months ago.  I asked for my food not spicy at all and a friend asked for it very spicy.  When it came out, they had got it mixed up.  Mine was extremely spicy and his was not spicy at all. No big deal, just send it back and have it remade.  It came out the second time, and same thing, the food was the same.  Mine was still extremely spicy and his had no spiciness at all.  We complained to the waitress again.  My friend and I decided to switch food so I had his and he had mine.  The bill came and they charged us for both.  \n\nWhile the food was amazing, the service was lacking.
__label__2 Went with two of my girlfriends on a Wed. Night. Seated immediately. Restaurant had a nice feel to it.\n\nI ordered a traditional beer battered fish taco and a Wahoo Fish taco. The latter was simply amazing. The traditional (at least what I consider traditional) was just okay. Perhaps I had super high expectations because, oh I don't know, their name includes the words \"Fish Taco\". The corn salsa was fresh and very tasty. The guacamole was just okay but my expectations weren't that of the beer battered fish tacos seeing as how it's not \"Cabo Guacamole Dip\".\n\nThis was my first visit so I asked our \"too cool for school\" waiter his recommendation. He smugly responded, \"I haven't had a bad taco in 4 years.\" Dude, I didn't ask how long you've been employed at the establishment, I asked what you recommended from the establishment. \n\nAll in all, food was good, nice environment, waiter was a douche.
__label__1 I really want to love this place but I really think it's overrated. I've been a number of times over the years and the food is rarely better than ok. The service has always been awesome though.
__label__4 I ate at CFT for the first time this week with some coworkers. Delish!! I had the chicken quesadilla, and asked for light cheese...it was perfect. Looking forward to going back soon!!
__label__1 Sadly, we had a really bad experience. Our guacamole had a really strange texture and unpleasant taste and the tacos were hardly even mediocre. The fish tacos had no cabbage, cilantro, or lime, they were pretty lacking in general and were served with wilted green leaf lettuce. The black beans and rice had no flavor. The party at the table next to us had to send their meal back for being uncooked. It was just not a meal I would ever come back for.
__label__4 YES YES!  Do wish they brought back the jalapeno mashed potatoes! But every time they rock my world with the goto FISH TACO!!!!!
__label__4 Great service great atmosphere and good food!!!! The mahi tacos and jalape\u00f1o mashed potatoes are good. Will come back and try the tempura tuna tacos
__label__1 Guy who did my nails was rude and I got a gel manicure that went into my cuticles and onto the skin on several nails. Very messy. Maybe I had a bad manicurist, but I felt the staff was rude to most people who walked in the door. Won't be back.
__label__2 I would give them four stars but the nail tech was horrible! The pedicures are amazing. One of the best I've had for only $25. Includes exfoliating scrub and relaxing massage. The only downfall was my nails. The nail tech Janine did such a rush job on my nails. When I mentioned little things I noticed that weren't done incorrectly she gave me excuses and continued on and never really fixed it. I don't usually sweat over little things but these were too obvious!  This is the best place to come for a pedicure but the nails should be done elsewhere.!!
__label__0 Halloween is my all time favorite holiday so I tend to go over-board and spend more money than I should.  Every year I have a halloween party.  I am a really good customer at Morris Costumes in this location: 4300 Monroe Rd. Charlotte, however during  my last visit I was very taken aback by the woman (older woman) that owns the store.  You have to ask to try on the wigs behind the counter, so I did and then I proceeded to put the wig on and look at it in the mirror by the dressing room. The owner came over and said to the young girl manning the booth \"Watch her\" as I was trying on the wig in a tone as if I was going to walk off with it!!!!  First of all I am a grown woman who is a faithful shopper, probably one of their best, I have 2 kids and I am a business owner myself why on earth would she ever get the impression I was going to steal her wig is beyond me!  I would never do that and didn't give her any reason what so ever to think I would!  She said it loud and embarrassed me and made me feel like a criminal.  I said, \"don't worry I am not going to steal your wig\" and that made her get even more of an attitude and she said \"I don't want someone like you shopping here, leave\"  OMG never in my life has something so surreal like this ever happen to me. The woman sorry to say is delusional.  Not a good vibe with friendly customer service in there, they just eagle eye you thinking the worst which is unfortunate because they had some good items but it makes you not want to give your money to such a crazy person. Although the store is big it's not the \"IT\" store to go to for costumes, she should be careful because now a days there is a lot of competition out there with Halloween stores opening, so why be treated like that and why support her and give her your hard earned money when you can go somewhere else?  On-line, party city, halloween stores that just open space for the holiday to just name a few!  Get treated with respect when you shop!  I felt very violated.
__label__3 Nova's is great  if you get their fresh bread.  I particularly like their Focaccia\nand their savory scones.\n\nAs far as sweet treats, I love their gingerbread cookies around the holidays.
__label__0 Customer service is left to be desired to top a less than average bakery. We have now been there a few times, always wanting to give them another chance, but after they decline to honor a coupon that allegedly expired 11 hrs prior (rather than 13 hrs later, who puts a time on their coupons BTW) and offered no apology of any kind, we definitely just won't be back, not worth it.
__label__3 Hands down the best breakfast in Charlotte, with an entertaining floor show to boot if Jimmy is fussing at his mother (or vice versa). On a good day, I'll start off with a John Biscuit - basically a ham, egg and cheese biscuit....that's an appetizer according to Jimmy (owner and John's son). Their grits are perfect so I rarely get hashbrowns (which are diced/fried potatoes vs. waffle house style). Smoked sausage is great - not your typical generic sausage - order the \"big links\". The other trick that I learned is to order \"grilled toast\". One of the No Grease barbers ordered it once, and I was sold...he butters up the bread and grills it on the flat top....ridiculously good. My only complaints are  the average to below-average coffee and the tiny napkins (also no equal...boo). Wait staff has typical diner efficiency. Get their early for breakfast on the weekends!!!! How people can pay double digits at Zada Jane's when this gem is across the street is beyond me.
__label__4 Awesome beer selection, ok latkes, and surprisingly great coffee. When I wake up a little early, this is my first stop on the way to work.
__label__3 I think i just got 10x cooler and more hipster jut walking in the door! This is a really cool funky little place that has everything from beer and wine, to toys, candy, and quirky gifts. You can hang out there in some small seating areas, and even order food. Worth it just to come in and look around even if you dont need anything!
__label__1 I'm not really going to be able to say much different than what everyone else has said.  There are some very clear negatives about the Ovens Auditorium.\n\n- The Lobby is too small and not very inviting.  It could definitely use a facelift.\n- I'm tall but even my shorter friends found the seats to be especially uncomfortable even more so for a rather long musical.\n-The staff did not go out of their way to assist us.  They glanced at our tickets and pointed in a general direction as to where we could find our seats.\n-I thought the sound was pretty poor but it could have been my seat location.\n-Nothing nearby for pre or post theater drinks, dinner, or dessert.\n\nAll in all I was pretty disappointed.  I paid big theater price for my event but got the Ovens instead.
__label__2 Agree big time with almost everyone.  I am pretty sure this place played movies with a piano in the 20's and only decided to update the front entrance.  I went here to see Tosh and it was actually perfect for that.  I don't mind seeing a comedy show in a venue like this, but to see a band I would probably pass. I dont think the audio can manage, and I hate being at a concert where I have to sit the whole time.  Sure I have seen great shows in NYC, but we usually all flooded the aisles.  I rather hit up somewhere like Amos's for a band, but this place is ok for comedy shows.  The only other good thing this place has is cheap drinks!
__label__4 My 6 yr old was ready for her very first piercing!  I was looking for something professional, not the usual mall piercing places.  Because it was for my little girl, safety and sanitation was priority and that I got at Sadu plus much more.\nI called and spoke with Cindy. She was very sweet over the phone and went over the requirements with minors. I ended up calling two more times (to make the apt and then find out parking info) and spoke with a guy named Mike who was equally courteous.  Upon arriving I was greeted and Cindy soon came to help us. She asked my daughter some questions to make sure she was ready and we went on with the process of choosing the earrings, etc.  \nI am beyond satisfied with our experience. Cindy explained all that was to happen as she unwrapped the tools. Oh, big plus here, the cleanliness of Sadu was impeccable. Everything was sterilized and neatly stored.  The room was clean and gloves were changed more than once during our visit to ensure cleanliness. \nUnfortunately, my daughter chickened out after the first lobe piercing and Cindy couldn't have been any more patient and wonderful. She went far and beyond to make her experience less frightening. Even told stories, gave my girl a Popsicle, the works!  She was just an amazing person.  Thankfully, (and after 2 hours) my daughter calmed down enough where Cindy felt comfortable piercing the second lobe.  I was so embarrassed by the delay my daughter cause and honestly I wanted to slap her for backing down after begging for pierced ears and promising she was ready.  \nOverall, the customer service I received exceeded my expectations!  This review is not typical but it goes to show the quality of the business in handling different clients, even children, with respect and patience.  I would give 10 stars if I could. \nOh and my girl's ears look so cute and she loves them!  She can't stop talking about how happy she is to have earrings. :)
__label__3 I don't go to Dish for the culinary experience.  I do love the laid-back vibe with some good southern hangover/late night grub.  I like to order a half grilled cheese sandwish with a cup of tomato bisque.  I love that you get a deviled egg as a side to many dishes.  Nice touch.  My favorite is the black bean and rice burrito.  Cool tunes in the juke box.  Just a good local spot w/o the frills.
__label__3 100% southern comfort food at a great price.  You can't beat it!
__label__2 Friends always push me to go to the Dish. I always ask myself, why are you so fond of their \"Southern homestyle cooking?\" It's a part of that whole Central Ave corridor of restaurants like Penguin and The Diamond. We'll call it great just because of their location. Absolutely not. \n\nEvery time I walk into the place, I laugh. I literally laugh out loud because of how tacky it feels. I know you're on Central Ave and want to get that artsy and we've character unlike everyone else. Please, there isn't a hint of character in the place. You're probably saying, who cares it's an unpretentious place, it's the food you go for and the price. Keep telling yourself that.\n\nThe servers on the other hand are great. I have no complaints with them. They helped us as soon as we started looking at the menu and we received our drinks in a timely manner. The place was probably three-quarters filled and on a holiday. The menu is fairly standard and has your staple southern dishes hinted throughout the appetizers to the entrees. Nothing special. And I almost feel that for the location, the price for the appetizers would be a little more reasonable. What do I know though? \n\nWe all ordered our food and I decided to go for something different this time. I got the Chicken & Dumplings the last time I was here, so I went for the meatloaf hoping for something more enticing than flour and cream of chicken. That's what the C&Ds taste like if you were wondering. Bland and tasteless. Apparently a lot of people like them, but if I had the choice I'd take the Swanson C&Ds. THAT good, my friends. \n\nBack to my meatloaf. This is how it was prepared; mash a bunch of ground beef, add no seasoning, cook in oven, dip and cover in tomato sauce, plop it on a scoop of mashed potatoes, and add a dash of cilantro on top. The meatloaf wasn't at all what I had expected. I was expecting more flavor for them to actually call it Cajun. There was no cajun seasoning, onion, celery, garlic, or cayenne peppers. I'm not even sure if I tasted the essential Worcestershire sauce. Mashed potatoes were decent I'll admit. Potato salad, eh. Deviled egg, eh too. Biscuit I enjoyed, but maybe because my mind hoped it could enjoy something from the meal. I didn't enjoy the price that went along with the food either. \n\nI know this place is locally owned and operated and is a part of Charlotte history and culture. It just feels that they are taking advantage of that and laugh quietly to themselves for each hungry customer that comes in. I honestly expect better because of that history. They are there for a reason, but not for their food lately. Customers need to wake up and realize that the Dish has greater potential.
__label__2 Really good food! Service is not great, though. The kitchen is typically slow and it takes a while to get your food. I won't make a special trip to eat here, but if I'm in the neighborhood, it's a good place to eat.
__label__1 With all the hype, I expected better. The fried green tomato appetizer had a lot of potential, but the tomatoes were overripe and mushy. The batter was good and the horseradish dill sauce was fantastic, but nothing could make the mushy tomato great. \n\nSoup of the day was mashed cauliflower, and while it was not refined, it was pretty good. It at least had some cheesy flavor. \n\nThe veggie burger made of chickpeas was also limp and mushy with no flavor in itself. The southwestern toppings (guacamole, salsa, jalape\u00f1os, pepper jack) made it edible, but nothing special. \n\nMashed cauliflower was bland and tasteless and gritty, not creamy at all. Mac and cheese was as generic as possible. Couldn't tell if the green beans were canned or fresh, but they were also bland. Nothing great about the biscuit. \n\nGrilled eggplant pita was unusual but no strong spices or flavoring.\n\nOverall, pretty disappointing.
__label__2 Order to go!  Definitely authentic and they don't speak much English.  But the service is friendly.  They even let me try the barbacoa when I asked what it tasted like while looking over the menu.  The flavors in their tacos really come through.  Chicken tacos are spicy all by themselves, and the guacamole is very simple, mostly avocado and lime juice.\n\nBut I will throw in a few dings for the table seating which consists of metal fold up chairs, booth seats that are all torn up, and there was even a rusty nail sticking out of the side of one of them.  But the booths are still the best way to go if you insist on dining in.  \n\nThe cuts of meat could be a lot better.  This is not going to become a regular place for me because I'm picky.  But I'll mark it down as an interesting experience and recommend it to anyone who wants to give them a go.  \"You should try it, but it's not for me...\"
__label__2 Attended here for the yelp summer soire...when you first arrive the outside is a little dated but as you enter it is a huge space, large enough for private events, I really like the feel of the place and would love to come for a scheduled concert event...it is very dim in the place as well. Has a Nice size bar. Since everything was free didn't get a feel of there bar to be able to get an accurate review. Overall the place is very inviting and clean. Would love to plan an event here soon.
__label__3 This is the coolest little coffee shop I've found, they always have cool art and they have a great menu and coffees, love it here.
__label__2 Am usually not a coffee person... but yest we had some time to while awa and tot vll check out this coffee shop...though the name doesn appeal at all, i must say for a change i enjoyed drinking coffee..ordered a cappuccino without any added flavor...it smelled good..and tasted nice!!\nalso picked up their house made muffins...a craneberry orange muffin..it was delicious...actually pieces of fruit to bite on...i loved it. the ambience is also nice for some one to just sit and read or listen to some music while enjoying a good cup of coffee.
__label__3 I went to this coffee shop simply bc its name caught my eyes. It's located in the Noda area (which parking can be such a chaos), but it has its own private parking lot  that's a huge plus. Also free wifi too!!!!\n\nThe shop has a very cozy fell to it, and has about 10 small tables inside and outside. It also has its own roasting machine, I guess that's a big plus for HUGE coffee fan. Personally I like my coffee sweet and strong like cuban coffee. However, I made the mistake of ordering a Hazelnut cold brew. I mean don't get me wrong I still like it, but I prefer some sugar to it.\n\nI came here to do a little research, since we haven't install internet at our place yet. After sitting there 3 hours, I decided to order a Chai iced latte and lemon poppy muffin. The latte is pretty good, but didn't stand out to me as a MUST have in my drink list.\n\nI will definitely go back for the extremely friendly staff, and to try the cuban coffee in a colder weather.
__label__0 Since my previous review about the new corporate version of this once loved establishment was flagged and removed i'll try again. It was removed  \"because it does not contain a new firsthand experience with the business.\" Now why they think it wasn't based off of an experience is beyond me. (mind readers maybe??) \nAnyways, this is not the \"Original Penguin\" that gained all the acclaim. Notice the \"TM\" after the name now. \nIt is a lame, shell of a version of the restaurant that once lived. Wait staff was inattentive, food was greasy, I don't expect it to last long. \n\nIf you are looking for food inspired by the original Penguin, try Pinkys Westside, or The Diamond. Corporate entity's have no business swallowing up a local legend, and demanding the same respect of the community, please support local business.
__label__0 The \"new\" Penguin Drive In leaves a lot to be desired. The server got our order wrong twice (on a slow Thursday night) and the food was cold and bland. No more crispy tater tots, greasy buns, or hot, juicy, and delicious burgers. A sad, sad, sad experience.
__label__2 I think the new Penguin is still pretty good, but it doesn't measure up to the old bird.  I ordered a burger and it was tasty, just not the same as the old Penguin.  They have cheap beer though and I really liked the fried mac n cheese.  The chili cheese fries weren't that great compared to the old ones I used to die for.  They use queso instead of cheddar cheese, hmmm....The staff is much nicer and accomodating which is cool with me, but it seems to have lost it's ambience.
__label__1 Horrible waited two hours for food with  a party of 5...while two tops were served first.  If I were staying in Charlotte longer I would have left as one table did and my brother told the server to take the food back.  I thought the food was delicious, everyone who ate enjoyed it, but the server had no clue, the cooks seriously had their heads up their asses.  The pulled pork was great, the potato salad with its strange goopy appearance was tangy and went well with the pork.  However, my brother will not be reccomending this diner to any out of town visitors; I might with serious serious warnings to mowe down a bite of protein before you wait a hour to be seated another hour or more for food.  At least the famously delicious fried pickles arrived hot and on time.  Overall,  the food was not over the top, the atmosphere and decor, great, the clientele I wouldn't exactly classify a dudes with their hats on backswards as hipsters, too clean.  More like backwoodsy tryin' to be hipsterish.   Unfortunately for the server though apt...we agreed not to leave any gratuity.  His answers of 30 minutes turned into 2 hours.  Although they were featured on food network...that just might be a slight downgrade.
__label__0 I could just put a sad face here, and leave it at that, but then you wouldn't know the excruciating time we had at this place. Wow. I am EXTREMELY disappointed and I don't give one star reviews lightly!! \n\nAfter hearing how great this place was over and over and over, and that it was on Diners, drive Ins and dives I HAD to go. I'm a sucker for that sorta thing, and man did this place miss the mark. I can honestly say unless they make some serious changes I may never go back or give it a second glance. \n\nParking was an adventure at this place.. the only spots open were close to a curb, so I decided to take my SUV and pretend it was a Jeep Wrangler. I got so frustrated trying to find a place to park on an empty stomach that I seriously just baja'd over the curb and bounced into the small spot that was waiting. \n\nWhen we came in, I was excited about this place. It had that old divey dinerish feel that I love and I figured there was NO way this place could be a miss. We got the menu and I thought everything sounded amazing! I ended up opting to make my own burger. Egg, mozzarella cheese & mayo. Pretty simple right? Well not for our server, she was apparently still drunk from her binge the night before. I know this because she told us, in her half arsed attempt of an apology. Sigh. I'll get there, don't you worry. \n\nI got my burger with fries. I'd asked for onion rings.... That wasn't that big of a deal, but it was only the beginning to the train wreck that was coming. The burger looked fantastic, and I couldn't wait to try it! Well I took that first bite and there was a taste I wasn't expecting... ONIONS. Really? So you forget the onion rings but you apparently added them to my burger, and went sans mayo. Good thing I like onions I guess. I just ate the burger and didn't say anything at first. \n\nMy boyfriend ordered the BBQ sandwich with the sauce on the side and no coleslaw. She brings him the BBQ with no sauce, and coleslaw slathered on the top of it. He has to remind her that he asked for no coleslaw and the sauce on the side. She brings him two types of sauce to try and the sweeter of the two is a mustard based. How do I know this? Because she mixed the mustard in and a fat layer of yellow was on top the the smokey red. She didn't even mix it up or anything. Normally I'm not this picky of a person, but with every single thing that happened, I had enough. \n\nWe asked her for a box twice, and took home the leftovers. She did apologize about her screw ups, and said, \"I'm so sorry, I think I'm still half drunk. I'll give you a free dessert.\" I almost didn't get the dessert because by this point I had better things to do than spend any more of my time at the penguin. But she said banana pudding and I thought maybe that would bring them back up a star. She brought it over, I took a few bites and I just wasn't impressed. \n\nWhen we got home my stomach was all torn up, and I ended up throwing away the left overs. I didn't want to feel that way two days in a row. UGH. Sorry for the long winded review, but I warned you. \n\nMy take on this place: :( Save your money, and keep the experience of what you saw on TV in your heart. This place is sure to disappoint.
__label__0 This place is not the same anymore.... Waited about an hour to get mediocre food... even the atmosphere is pretty lame now.
__label__0 Very disappointed in this restaurant.\n\nWhen we moved to Charlotte, The Penguin came highly recommended by locals so we wanted to check it out. We stopped in around 2pm on a Saturday hoping to have a good time. The waitress (I hesitate to give her this title because her apathetic attitude hardly lived up to anything resembling that of a waitress) was slow, inattentive and rude. I ordered the chicken tenders and 25 minutes later she stopped by the table and stated \"what else do you want besides the chicken tenders\" rather than apologizing that they were out of chicken tenders and offering to show me a menu so I could choose another option. I reluctantly  chose the mac and cheese and over the next 25 minutes was actually looking forward to them, but maybe that was just the intense hunger I was feeling after the long wait. When the food arrived, a basket of chicken tenders were placed in front of me as the waitress mumbled \"oh, guess there were chicken tenders\"  The entire order was incorrect and and the food was almost inedible. I don't complain about waiting a little longer  food if the food and service is worth it. Unfortunately, the food fell short of mediocre. Our food showed up cold and was not good.
__label__0 Let me start out by saying that I USED to love the Penguin- before it switched management. (If you want the old Penguin awesomeness, see The Diamond.)\n\nThe new Penguin is not great. Used to be crowded and jovial and loud- now it's virtually empty and so, so quiet. \n\nThey were out of a handful of things that our group ordered (some of the sodas, chicken wings, etc.). Our waiter would take orders, come back, tell us they were out, take a new order, come back. This happened 2 or 3 times.\n\nI also requested a veggie burger with no bun, but iceberg lettuce in place of a bun. Like a veggie burger between 2 pieces of lettuce. This request absolutely blew our waiters mind and, while he treated me like a culinary genius from that point on, it really isn't an innovative enough idea that a waiter should be surprised by it. Or need a 5 minute explanation about it. \n\nWhen the food came (it took a while), most of us were missing toppings or sides. None of the veggies that should have come on my burger were there. The onions that my husband requested were not there. \n\nI actually feel bad for the staff. I have a sneaking suspicion that our waiter hadn't gotten proper training and maybe communication between staff and management is poor. I blame management, not the wait staff.  It's such a shame- The Penguin used to be so awesome.
__label__3 I dare you to think about The Diamond without also thinking of The Penguin. Seriously, go on, try. You can't. The situation that went down at the end of The Penguin's last life turned into that big hubbub which rolled nicely over into hype, hope and hyperbole of how The Diamond would save us all, forever - or at least for lunch and dinner. Time passed, The Diamond doors and shutters stayed frustratingly closed even though we KNEW something was going on. I think by the time they posted on their Facebook page on Valentine's Day the hint that this would, at long last, be THE week of arrival for our blue-hued savior, the line was forming from the front doors down to Elizabeth. \n\nI was lucky enough to be one of the chosen few to attend a preview night before the opening so I could go forth and spread the word of Brian & Jimmy. We were the first in the door on Wednesday night and I got that nervous feeling like I'd had too much coffee and snuck into a movie. I ordered the legendary Full Hemi and fried pickles - is there any way to start this food affair without a burger? - and I was reasonably pleased. The burger was a bit different, most noticeably that it held together. Everything else about the food was just like I remembered The Penguin. I snuck in again on Friday on the official opening day and had an experience much like I used to get midday at that legendary dive; sitting up at the bar counter and chatting aimlessly with someone from a much different walk of life from us Plaza-Midwood hipsters while I noshed on (yes, another) burger. I caught a glimpse into the kitchen in back and made eye contact with my neighbor, one of the cooks - he gave me a perfect look of exasperation and mimed pulling out his hair. Opening day (and week, and month) at the Diamond was in no way a walk in the park.\n\nI heard and read quite a few reviews of really bad service in those first few weeks. Honestly, I'm not too surprised - the place was in such a panic in the beginning there that I'm sure the staff had absolutely no clue how to keep up. That doesn't excuse the bad service, which there probably is, but I can understand being overloaded operationally. It's rough and I really do hope that they can get it under control. There's so many new things on the menu that the staff, though experienced from the bird, has to learn how to manage a whole new level of complexity in the kitchen. They will get it, eventually. The hype didn't give them much time to get up to speed before they became The New Place To Have Lunch and Dinner for everyone.\n\nI've branched out a bit on the last few visits, and I've found many things on the menu that were decent to great. The meatloaf was okay, a little crunchy for my tastes; the sides were awesome (especially a killer mac 'n cheese) and the fries were a heck of a lot better than the Penguin's bag potatoes. \n\nSee, there I go again. Talking about the Penguin. How can you not?\n\nThe real \"a-ha\" moment I had was my visit last night with Danielle - I got a Small Block with bacon & cheese (old habits die hard) and she ended up with the Po' Greek Boy platter. My burger was the best I'd had there yet (I think they're starting to get the hang of the new recipe) and the fried pickles were exactly as crisp as I hoped for. But then I took a bite of the Po' Greek Boy and it was like a switch flipped in my head. This was an awesome new flavor to me: lamb patty with tzatziki sauce and some fixins on a bun. Maybe you have had it, but I definitely never had, and my taste buds did that little happy dance you'd see in cartoons. I suddenly could not wait to try the new ideas that Brian & Jimmy mixed up for The Diamond's menu. Service is rough right now, yeah, but this is an experienced crew that took a crummy dive and turned it into a legend. I wouldn't be surprised if we see more five-star reviews months or years down the road. So as I chewed and savored the Po' Greek Boy aftertaste, I reached my thesis statement for this review, words with which I hope you will swirl around in your mind as you contemplate The Diamond:\n\nThe greatness of The Diamond lies not in the nostalgia and revival of its past; the greatness of The Diamond lies in the promise and potential of its future.\n\nSo chew on that! I'll be back.
__label__1 I hate to be the bad news bear, but 3rd visit last night for dinner, and the food & service were both not the best.  I had the 3 veggies plate with mac & cheese, collard greens, and cream squash.  I also had a few bites of the fried pickles.  Fried pickles were good.  Mac & cheese was moist and cheesy and acceptable.  Collard greens was under cooked in my opinion and I have had better home cooked greens than that.  Cream squash was OMG kinda not good.  It was so watery, for a moment I thought I had ordered cream OF squash soup.  Waitress wasn't too friendly at all.  I doubt it's a surprise that it's going to be busy at dinner time, so why not put that frowny face away and put a freaking smile on!\n\nSeriously, I'm getting tired of all the hypes floating around town about these hip new places.  So far I've been disappointed by most of them.
__label__2 Both my brother and I went there for our first time after hearing all the hype. We both had the single block burger. I wanted to try the big block but not going to pay $8.00 for a double cheese burger and no side included. So we both ordered the single block ($4.75) with cheese which is extra 50 cents. So total $5.25 for a single cheese burger in my mind thats a pretty expensive burger to not come with anything at all. And an order of fries to split. It took about 15 min for the burgers to come out and the place was not busy at all. Once we finally got the burgers, they were pretty good but I will say it was not worth the money to me. Fries were soggy. I also noticed online there menu prices are lower then what they are in the restaurant so I guess they up'ed there prices recently. \n\nOverall I will say the burger was good, had good flavor, and came out correct. I just feel that the food is a little over priced for being a \"diner\".
__label__1 I really, really want to like The Diamond. It's cheap, convenient to my house, and my friends like it. Maybe I'm ordering the wrong things, but I'm just not even impressed enough to want to go without being decently drunk first. The first two times I went, I got breakfast food. Breakfast is kind of why I go to diners, I love it. Unfortunately, the Diamond can't manage cooking scrambled eggs. They came out rubbery and overdone both times. \n\nMy friends agreed that their breakfast is terrible and said I just had to try their lunch/dinner menu instead. Well, I gave it a shot with one of their signature sandwiches, a pork burger with onions, bacon, and cheddar. Three bone shards later, I decided I couldn't finish my pork burger and moved on to the sweet potato fries I had paid an upcharge to get. Mushy. My friend's regular fries tasted great, but they didn't get the sweet potato ones right. \n\nThe $20-for-2 dinner bill would have been a consolation if only the service had been quick enough to bring us our bill and the extra meal we had ordered. Unfortunately, just like some of our party's drinks and silverware, the server had forgotten and we had to wait another 15 minutes while they hustled it out of the kitchen. Meh.
__label__3 My boyfriend and I came to Charlotte from LA, and were looking for a good bar to grab some drinks, some food, and some fun, and we were not disappointed at all. We found the back patio, and had a great time drinking well priced beer and playing ping pong. Dinner was also great. I had the crab cake sandwich on a croissant, and it was delicious. \n\nSounds like when it's super busy the service get bad, but we were there early on Friday, and had no trouble getting drinks and service with a smile.
__label__2 Thomas Street Tavern has a great atmosphere and is really a very cool place to go to but the prices are definitely NOT cool. I went on my birthday a few weeks ago and was pretty disappointed in the drink prices and the bartenders. They were really not very friendly and wouldn't even recommend any drinks to us. Definitely a great atmosphere but not worth the $$
__label__0 Walked in and ignored by both the bar tender and the server. When we got the server's attention and asked to be seated it seemed like we were interrupting her. \n\nWe walked....
__label__3 seems to be a great little venue.  Large selection of beer, could use a few more bathroom stalls, but can't really knock that.  sound is good, acts are fresh, enjoy that that they bring in local's to open.  would love if i could get a slice of pizza or something to nosh on before the show starts.  but those are all minor complaints.  will be back soon, wish more people in charlotte saw live music.
__label__3 I love The Evening Muse. Such an intimate venue in the heart of NoDa. \n\nGreat place to catch a duo on tour or head over on Mondays for open mic. Seen many a show here and have never been disappointed. You can't go wrong with the bar either. A few local options and all come in venue-friendly bottles. Beware: there is a tab limit if you're using a card. I think its $6, unless it has changed recently. \n\nIt's a great place to stop in and take a load off. Listen to the local talent and take in the arts district. There are typically seats put out for all but its even better when it's standing room only. You can pack a surprisingly large group of people in this little place. \n\nYou can buy tickets ahead of time on their website, too. Don't always have to pay at the door. \n\nYou can't go wrong with The Evening Muse. What a great place for music, poetry and general assembly of beer-craving locals!
__label__4 An independently owned and operated local music venue!\nSupport your local music scene!!\n\nWent here for the first time to see James Lastra perform his first professional gig.\n\nThis is a great venue for local artist to perform. It seats about 80 and they have enough room for about 40 additional SRO.\n\nMost of the staff are performers themselves so they are ready to assist with your equipment set up.\n\nThe acoustics are great, the atmosphere has a very funky vibe to it.\nThey have a full service bar as well.
__label__4 I am a big fan of live music and have heard it played in many venues. But, the Evening Muse is my favorite venue anywhere for a pure music experience. The owner, Joe, is also the sound man and he is a perfectionist. The setting is intimate but transitions well from solo acoustic to more hard rocking grooves. They book bands and people who you have heard of and who you have not heard of, but regardless, it will be good. I like to go see someone I have not heard of and usually I walk away a fan. I remember one time I thought Don Dixon was playing and I went but it turns out it was the next night. Instead, it was Sally Jaye, a singer songwriter based in L.A. She was great and I left with her CD which bears repeated listening.
__label__2 This place is like an art gallery and clothing store in one.  You walk in and it's like a museum with all the wall hangings they have for sale.  They also have wooden sculptures, carved furniture and all kinds of decorations for your home.  \n\nThen at the back of the store they have the clothes.  Both men's and women's styles both traditional inspired and very modern looking.  They also have lots of unique jewelry and accessories as well.
__label__3 Wow, I'm really surprised by the negative reviews. \n\nI'm not a \"car person\" and I tend to be a bit of a \"slob\" in my car. My dogs tend to shed all over the car also. Being far too lazy to attempt to clean the car myself I love Autobell's basic car wash. \n\nThe guys do a quick vacuum, send it through the auto wash and then do the detail work - windows, wipe down and generally for my dog hair riddled car- a 2nd vacuum. \n\nIt's not the equivalent of a real detail job but the results for the price are more than adequate and make me feel like I have a respectable car... at least for a few days!
__label__2 This is a fun place and a cool place, but I'll have to visit it again to hopefully up the star rating in the future.  I have the misfortune of working out this direction and was pleasantly surprised to see South 21 Drive-in sticking out in a neighborhood of dilapidated buildings and BLAH-chain restaurants/stores.  I originally was worried that the place had closed down since it was never open when I drove by (after 10pm or on Sundays).  Some research online produced the food network visit and a menu and the date was set for my GF and I to drive out here for a visit.\n\nMy dire poverty makes this roughly the one time I ate at a restaurant in many months, so we went into this with pretty high expectations and an equivalent level of excitement.  We got there a little bit later than we had hoped and although the staff didn't rush us, I felt rushed because I knew they'd be closing soon.  We got a super-boy, a cheeseburger, onion rings, and two milk shakes.  I really made a huge splurge and spent about $16.  The burgers were ok, but nothing like I had imagined, they were pretty run of the mill and not nearly as good as I had hoped. I had been craving a non-chain, off the griddle, greasy burger and this one was slightly dry and without a whole lot of taste.  We didn't realize that to get the specialty with \"slaw\" and other \"fixin's\"you need to ask for it \"Carolina Style.\"  The onion rings were OK, but not that fresh, so I'd like to try them again earlier in the evening.   The milkshakes were also just OK.  The people were nice and the owner seemed like a nice guy and he asked us how things went.  (my GF randomly ran into him on his day off and he was also pleasant... I like to buy food/things from good people so this is a plus in my book).  \n\nAll-in-all not bad, but not right on the mark.  I'd love to go back again though and do it right, especially if I could go on a nice summer day (are there any in Charlotte that aren't too hot though!?!).  It's a place with history and fun in a city that has converted most of it's history into parking lots, so it's worth a try!
__label__0 My last interaction at this branch was beyond frustrating. In an attempt to finalize a few matters dealing with my late husband's finances, I requested assistance at this branch.\n\nI understand why they did not help. It wasn't that they could not. It was at the (acting) manager's discretion, as explained to me by Wells Fargo customer service when I called their toll free number.\n\nWhat I can't appreciate is the manner in which the (acting) manager chose not to help, which included lying about \"federal regulations\", refusing to honor checks written on a Wells Fargo account by a government agency, and refusing to honor documentation from the Mecklenburg county courthouse.\n\nThe customer service I received at this branch was the proverbial straw.\n\nI finalized my business with Wells Fargo yesterday.\n\nGood riddance...
__label__1 Called a to-go order in last night around 12:30 am. I thought I would make it easy so I ordered two of the exact same breakfast. 2 eggs over medium, sausage patties and french toast. Eggs cooked perfect. French toast some battered and some not. Sausage patties? They gave me one order and they were way overcooked. Sausage probable sat all day and they only had one order so instead of cooking fresh order they gave me only one order. \nThe food is good for what it is but check your to-go orders carefully
__label__0 Food Network Fail. Horrible service, had to ask server FOUR times for SILVERWARE. Meal took an hour and fifteen minutes after being seated. Requested cocktail sauce, received barbecue sauce. Fries were served cold. Fish sandwich was full of bones and served on a stale bun. Very disappointing.
__label__4 One of Charlotte's best kept secrets on Eastway?  Maybe so, I never would have ever went into this place if my cousin told me how great it was. I did not know that they were affiliated with the other Charlotte locations. I love how they have some of the best \"New York Style Pizza\" in Charlotte. Most places that claim they have the best have garbage in my opinion. \n\n\nThe service is really great as well, our server would come by every few minutes to check on us and we would chat with him for a good bit too. Dining in makes me feel I am in a Romano's to some extent. The subs are good, I generally would get the meatball one.
__label__4 Being half-Asian growing up in Gastonia I never had my hair cut by an Asian stylist for 22 years. After the FIRST haircut I was addicted! The staff is welcoming and give the best head massages during shampooing. The stylist really studied my hair beforehand to know how it would lay after being cut and styled. I enjoyed my experience so much I returned every 2 months! I've lived overseas for the last year and a half and can't wait to go back!
__label__0 I called to make an appointment here and for my hair length they said it was $25 for shampoo and blow dry. For my brother $13. The salon is located in a pretty run down area. The lady who washed my hair gave the best head massage. I got my hair cut from Jean. I asked for long side bangs and ended up with fringes, I asked for long layers in my hair and to thin it out a little (cause I have pretty thick hair for an Asian) and ended up with choppy long layers that aren't even. On the right side of my head, I have short pieces of hair from getting thinned out so much and on the left I have long layers not thinned out. You can imagine the horror I felt. When I went to go pay they told me my haircut was $28 and my brothers $16. Will not return.
__label__4 The only bad thing about this place is the que! Other than that the service is efficient the results are delicious and you can see them making it, pretty cool!! What a way to cool down after a day of walking around the city!
__label__4 I Love this place they have the best Burgers!! I find myself here on random Sundays and the ladies working here are great they have definitely been here for a long time and know everything on the menu!! The food is always great - i seriously always get a burger but we start with the wings with the sauce on the side and they are really good nice and crispy!!  The BF gets the Fried Oysters Appetizer its a HUGE portion and plenty on there that he cant even finish himself!! The only thing I would say negative was we went when it was 100 out and it was pretty warm in there but they cant help it with an open kitchen. Its a great place in a great area!
__label__2 I planned an event here with some girlfriends for an early dinner. The place is easy to miss, because it's a small building so if you blink or aren't paying attention you will get lost (trust me...I know). Also, just a head's up with the place being so small parking is a bit of a pain. In fact it's pretty non-existent. There's a few spaces in the front and if you're lucky they have a few in the back...if all those are full....good luck! \n\nThat being said, the menu is pretty simple. I think they are going for down home favorites. There are your staple dishes like meatloaf, burgers, fish and salads. But I just wasn't overly impressed with the menu. I opted for the Veggie Burger and fries. It's your typical Morning Star veggie burger so nothing to be amazed about there and the fries were just okay. \n\nThe service was great but I'm just not sure I'd make it a priority to give them another try. Based on the reviews, their brunch might be worth another visit. We'll see!
__label__2 I thought Taipei express was pretty damn good.  The shrimp in the Shrimp Lo Mien were plump and nicely browned, and there were plenty in my order.  The Sesame Chicken was juicy and the sauce was sweet and tangy.  I did not eat too much of the browned rice, but the chicken wings were crunchy, salty, meaty and tasty, especially with a splash of mustard and duck sauce.  The dumplings were massive, the biggest I've ever seen.  They were a little doughy, but the pork inside was nicely seasoned, and the sauce was delicious.  \n\nThe orders were large as well.  I ate my fill last night, and still had enough Lo Mien left to have a nice sized lunch today.  For the money I'd say Taipei Express is a great deal, true its not gourmet, but it is good... the portions are large and the prices are reasonable.  I have to disagree with Jason L. on this one and give Taipei Express a thumbs up, try it for yourself, and let us know what you think.
__label__1 It was okay. The server at the counter was more concerned with the call-in orders, which I guess is more common at this location due to the small amount of tables, but disappointing. It took me over 5 minutes to place my order. After being seated, with no one else there, I retrieved my order and was satisfied, but not impressed. The meal was very greasy & the rice and egg roll were so over-cooked. Won't bother again.
__label__2 If you're a work from homer, then sometimes you just need to get out of your crib and find a quiet spot to be all kinds of productive. Sometimes this \"productive place\" outside the home is a local coffee shop, a cafe or even (gasp) a library. Yes, folks, a library. Where it's supposed to be all sorts of quiet and somber. I decided to pack up my laptop and bring her to the Myers Park library branch yesterday to focus and be productive outside of my house.\n\nHere's the thing about the major changes with the Char/Meck library systems as of late, because of the budget squeezes, funding cuts and closings around the county, the libraries are really full at really odd times. Like a Tuesday afternoon. I figured this out yesterday as I tried to grab a cubby and get some work done. No such luck. No open tables, either. And really though, I can't blame them. This particular branch is pretty small and doesn't have a ton of \"working\" space. Plus, because many of the other (larger) branches are closed on Tuesdays, the Myers Park branch gets a ton of their overflow. \n\nThus, the library was chock full of kids, Internet surfers and folks coming in and out to use their services. I take no issue with the crowded factor, as this branch is clearly serving its community and its needs. Yay for that! Just keep it in mind that this may not be as quiet as you think!\n\nThe folks who work here are very, very sweet and helpful. Not only did they help me find a few books for an upcoming beach trip, but I also overhead them helping anyone and everyone with a question or issue. As previously mentioned, there is a bank of individual cubbies for the working bees and a few tables near the back if you're lucky enough to score one. Literature wise, this is a small branch. But I highly recommend searching for your books online and you can request that the be put on hold at whichever branch you like. Thus, whichever library that has said book(s) will send them over to the Myers Park branch (or whichever branch you designate online) and they will notify you when they are ready to be picked up. Stroll on over to the branch, pick up your books, hit up the self-checkout and poof! Instant literature bliss.\n\nA few other things to note about this particular location: the parking is easy but can be tight when they are busy. They offer free WiFi and have a small, but diverse, selection of magazines and media at your disposal. Here's hoping that the county figures it out and supports our library structure as a whole. They should be open every day, folks.
__label__2 A Charlotte staple in need of a makeover. Generally solid food but sometimes inconsistent - biggest challenge is the atmosphere which is stale and hasn't kept up with the rest of the Charlotte restaurant scene. You can't go wrong by a visit to PC - especially if the weather is nice and you get to sit on the excellent patio. Salads are great here.
__label__1 Went for dinner the other night, the place was pretty empty (not usually a good sign).  The place looked pretty nice but the food was very average.  Except for some mandarin oranges we were served which had turned, pretty drastically rancid.  Service was good, I don't know maybe we came on an off night, but I kind of doubt it...
__label__0 Any Northerener who says this place is good is an idiot.  It is average pizza doused with olive oil.  It is so horrible.  Try Luigi's in South Charlotte.  Try Sabarro's downtown.  Wolfman sucks.  This place is like a southerner ordering barbaque in NYC .  SUUUUUCCCCKKKKKSSSSS
__label__0 The pizza is decent, but delivery is an epic failure.  Put an order online at 6:50 PM.  Estimated delivery was 7:50 PM, which is long to begin with considering that Wolfman is only 2 miles away from my address.  At 8:00 PM called and was told the order went out the door.  At 8:20 PM called and was told general manager was now delivering the pizza.  At 8:50 PM (2 hours after ordering) called again and found out the order was never pulled from online.  Bad process and bad employees who lied twice times.\n\nPizza maybe, technology no.  Don't order from Wolfman unless you are going to sit there or pick it up yourself.\n\nEpic fail!
__label__3 Probably one of the \"hidden gems\" in Charlotte, I discovered Wing Haven during a Bike!Charlotte Bingo Bike Ride on a nice Saturday afternoon.  The bike loop started at SouthEnd and cut through downtown/Noda/Plaza Midwood/the greenway and led us to Wing Haven.  \n\nI have lived in Charlotte for 17 years now and this was the first time I had ever heard of Wing Haven.  It's really tucked inside the middle of a neighborhood street - almost inbetween the Dilworth and Sewlyn areas.  I'm sure the houses that surround Wing Haven are used to the business being there but the \"NO WING HAVEN\" parking signs our in front of people's yards give me a good sense that this place can draw a crowd when it wants to.\n\nIf you are a bird lover, outdoor lover, or unique place lover... this is definitely a good spot.  I think you can rent out the space for small events and there are plenty of activities for small children to do and see.
__label__4 We just took our maltipoo here for the first time today and they did a wonderful job. He not only looks great, but he was very happy and loved the employees (rare since they had just groomed him). We are definitely going back!
__label__0 Our waitress would disappear randomly from time to time. Ordered the fried pickles and they were so salty no one in my group could eat them. Told the waitress about it and her response was \"Yeah, we get that complaint all the time\". She took it off our bill, but the food being so horrible and the bad waitressing our experience was pretty bad.  Not to mention the quesadilla's were not edible. Pizza was mediocre at best. If you go there, go for the beer only!
__label__2 If grandma's creative brain exploded on a Sunday afternoon, this is what it would look like.  They have paints, glues for any surface or material, brushes, picture frames all shapes and sizes, seasonal arts and crafts, beads and bedazzlers, candles galore, styrofoam in weird shapes and blocks, construction paper, wood shelving that you can stain or color any way you like, fake flowers, glass containers, etc.  Also, if you're into scrap-booking Michael's is probably a dream come true.
__label__2 Thank goodness for Michaels!\n\nWhere the \"semi-creative\" can actually pull something together and create a masterpiece. Haha! \n\nI was \"tasked\" (ugh) to pick up supplies for our pumpkin contest at work. We had a \"theme\" (kinda)...but no clue of how to make that happen. Thank goodness the staff was helpful! Walking into Michaels can be a bit overwhelming...ok, extremely overwhelming, especially with a not well thought out vision. However, I'm pleased to say I managed to leave with some good stuff and my co-workers were happy.  \n\nSo then why just three stars??? Simply put this store is just way too cluttered. It's not necessarily the fault of the staff, they really have no control of people leaving stuff just anywhere but it can make it hard finding what you need when you have to dig through cards, glitter ornaments, plastic flowers and stickers. \n\nBut if you are every tasks out for work projects, I definitely recommend stopping here to get the creative juices flowing.
__label__4 When I lived nearby, I would eat here at least once a week.  You can't go wrong here.  The menu is centered on roasted chicken.   You can get it with Jaco sauce, black beans, whole chicken etc.  They have a large variety of sides that are just as good as the entrees.  It is a very fast-order at the counter type of place.  It is cheap, filling, and very tasty.
__label__4 The value here is outstanding.  They have the tastiest chicken and I'm really baffled by some of the reviewer's who didn't like it.  I lived in Charlotte the past three years and ate here frequently.   The squash casserole and buttered spinach are my favorite sides and the cornbread - YUM!
__label__1 Hadn't been in years. Now there is a bar. Food is frozen in time - same exact stuff as ten years ago. Mediocre.
__label__1 I was a little disappointed with Omega Sports to be honest. I'm not a big fan of the large chain sporting good stores (Sports Authority, Dick's) & thought this place might be a nice change from those. But I was wrong, this is basically the same type of place, just smaller with bigger prices.\n\nThey didn't seem to have a vast selection of anything, because they try to sell everything, if that makes sense. They have footwear, college apparel, tennis rackets, fitness apparel, baseball goods, so on & so on. But by their store being limited in size, trying to sell goods for every single sport leaves you with less room to have a big selection within each category. So the items are watered down & they can't specialize in having unique items for every sport, just your basic goods. But I will say the service here seems friendly & willing to help, even though I wasn't in the buying mood.\n\nOmega Sports seems like a locally owned sporting goods store trying to directly compete with the big chain sporting good stores. I hate to say it, but they just seem like a smaller, more run down version of these stores with nothing really intriguing to entice customers away from the big chains. If you're looking for a basic sporting good item they'll probably have what you're looking for, but don't expect a vast selection of things.
__label__2 I went here with a group of friends one night after we got out of a seminar. This place is opened 24 hours I believe so if you're looking for a late night dine in restaurant besides your Ihop and Denny's this would be the place to go. I had their homemade lasanga dish and it was delicious! \n\nThe service is not as great at night (after midnight) and you'll start to see a whole bunch of drunk/dramatic people coming in around 1-2am. I think the experience would've been better if I went during the day. But overall they have a good choice of food on their menu.
__label__2 I've had night and day experiences at this location - seriously, during lunch and then late night.  During the day, their staff is super friendly (dare I say too much friendly sometimes?) and their service is fast. I might almost give them 4 stars. But this past weekend, I got sucked in by marketing for their Smothered Burrito and drove through around midnight. They had no non-sweet-tea (I go half-and-half usually, sorry I am not from the South!) and in spite of ordering a beef burrito, having the manager who was running the drivethru then ask me beef, chicken or steak (beef!) and my receipt saying beef... I ended up with Chicken. Guess I should stick to the day shift for my nacho cheese addition!
__label__4 Luisa's claims that for years they tried to get the authentic taste of pizza they remembered from \"the old country\". Nothing they tried seemed to produce the flavorful pizzas they remembered in Italy. In an effort to reproduce the pizzas from their homeland, they went so far as to install a wood fired brick oven. Well, for them, this was the key to much success ! The pizzas here do have that extra something that puts them ahead of the competition. My wife's favorite food is pizza, and she has gone to some effort to hunt down by word of mouth the best here in Charlotte, and this tops the list. I can only take the word of the cooks, but the oven is the key. You can see right into the oven from the counter, and sure 'nuf, you can see the wood afire inside. We haven't tried the entire menu, but everything we've ordered here is excellent. Its just a little hard to find, but thats OK with me, otherwise it probably would be so crowded you couldn't get a table. I'd give it six stars if I could !
__label__0 Was excited to come here. Brought kids. Awful service. Nasty. Got sick. Do not recommend.
__label__4 I trust Almar's to fix our three cars. They have been honest and upfront about repair options and costs. I called today when my Honda Pilot wouldn't not start. Andy was so helpful and gave me some ideas about what may be wrong. He was able to fit me in and replaced my battery quickly while I waited
__label__1 I stopped here out of annoyance of having to wait at another salon & wanting to get the ordeal over with. I wanted a trim, I didn't need a trim. \nI walked in and was told 10 minutes, I was okay with that considering the place before offered a 45 min wait. \nI was promptly greeted and seated after the 10 min wait. I explained I need a trim because I was getting my hair done in twists the next day. The stylist offered to do a protein treatment and I agreed because I understood its benefits. Prior to beginning the treatment I stated I wanted to retain length versus being even!!\nWe proceeded with the conditioning process and everything was okay until the trimming process started.  Somewhere in my spirit it felt wrong as I watched the ends fall to my shirt. I made a comment about it being too much and she assured me it was just 2 ringlets nothing more. Once she got to the front my heart begin to panic as I realized that her method for cutting was so wrong...at that point it was too late. \nI paid and I left, due to me having a delayed response with things I didn't truly see that her trim equaled more than 1 & 1/2 inches of my hair being cut off due to her IMAGINARY split ends until later!!! I'm beyond distraught as I went from 3 inches to almost bra strap length in less than 3 years with no trim, to be knocked back a bit. I went in hoping to increase my efforts in achieving a solid bra strap length before the year was over. Her CUT vs TRIM set me back to the length of my hair in the winter time. -sigh- ughhh I hate it!!\nThey got 2 stars for being nice and readily available but I despise this trim, regret it. Enough to make me finally sit down and write a review. I've done a lot that needed a Yelp response but playing with my hair just set me off completely!
__label__2 Located in Park Road Shopping Center, Ski Country Sports is a skinny store with a lot of stuff packed into it. The store goes back a good ways & they have everything you need for the slopes.\n\nFrom snowboards to clothing, this lodge themed store has it all. I checked out their cold weather gear & they had a good selection of jackets. The store is a little cluttered, but I guess they get as much into the small store as they can. \n\nOne odd thing about the store was a wall filled with tennis rackets. Uh, pretty sure tennis isn't a widely played sport along the slopes, but I checked them out anyway considering it's the only thing I have some knowledge about in a ski store.\n\nSki Country has a lot of ski related apparel & gear, obviously, so if I were a slope fan, I might head back here for some stuff.
__label__1 Good service, pretty quick - but a total ripoff if you're looking for anything but a top - to - tails oil, fluid, filter change and detail experience. I'm a do-it-yerselfer on a lot of car stuff, so I wanted to come here for a simple oil change, and was told that that was not an option. I ended up spending 90 bucks for the whole shebang, and although the car looked great when they were finished (had an hour to wait that day, but Pappa's was withing walking distance, win!!) the fact that I wasn't given more options as to the level of service I required pissed me off.
__label__1 Short wait, and they did change my oil, so that was good.  But I won't go here again and this is why: They \"inflated\" all my tires to 34 psi, even though they are rated for a higher pressure, and were in fact inflated to the proper, fuel saving pressure before the oil change.  By the time the guy came in the waiting room and told me that they had inflated all my tires to 34 psi, they had already rolled my car out, so it was too late.\n\nOn top of all that, they're not cheap, and they do that annoying thing where they try to sell you new air filters, trans service, yadda yadda yadda.
__label__2 This small place is not easy to find.  They have a good menu, I ordered the fried beef flat noodle to go.  It was just okay.  \nThe owner speaks Cantonese and I was able to chat with them a bit.  I think I need to order something else next time just so I can provide a better review for this place.  But the first dish didn't pass my test. \nI will go back to try other things.
__label__1 I really hate to jump on the bandwagon here, but this is not my favorite HT at all. \n\nI'm not a fan of the setup, for me it's really confusing layout. I didn't care for having to search for a sales person to help me and the lack of merchandise was not appealing either. \n\nI guess, if I was ever in a bind (like last night) this place is fine but it wouldn't be my first choice.
__label__2 Nice store... probably the largest Hallmark store I have ever walked into.  I'm used to the ones in the malls that are super tiny and have enough room for you to squeeze by people frantically looking for the card that \"says it all\" for the occasion.\n\nOriginally I came here to get a box and bow for a present, but I ended up getting a gift bag instead.  The lady working gave me a ton of suggestions.  I don't know why I was dead-set on a box... I guess I need to be more creative in my gift giving practices.\n\nI couldn't really spend too much time here since I was in a rush, but I did enjoy what I saw and the selection.
__label__0 Worst customer service ever back in mid-January.  I'm a pretty chill, easy-going dude, but by the end of this visit I wanted to put every McD worker in a Ric Flair figure-four leglock. \n\nCashier was terrible.  Middle-aged dude looked like he was hating life (no comment here) and didn't greet patrons with anything more than a lazy nod.  He had to have been thinking, \"What the hell do you want?\"  A simple \"Hey, what can I get for you?\" would have sufficed.\n\nI'm an optimist, but my orange juice was half-empty.  I hemmed and hawed about pointing it out, but did so.  Chick on duty returned with my juice filled with ice.  Really?  You don't think I can tell that its ice and not juice?  Later, chick said that the orange juice was not ready yet.  Might I suggest a solution?  GET IT READY - ICE IS NOT A SUBSTITUTE.\n\nBacon, Cheese & Egg Biscuit with no bacon, please.  It took them TWENTY minutes, FOUR different McD workers, and THREE breakfast sandwiches to get my friend's order right.  Not that difficult of an order - it doesn't mean a Sausage McMuffin without sausage; it doesn't mean a Bacon, Cheese & Egg Biscuit with egg; and it definitely doesn't mean a Sausage McMuffin without sausage, even the second time around.  \n\nDuring the BCE Biscuit incident, they still never gave me my coffee.  I politely informed the cashier, and the dude tells me he didn't forget it.  Let me guess, coffee beans aren't harvested yet and there wasn't even ice to try and trick me.  He then proceeded to pour me a cup.\n\nWhat a Mickey Mouse operation.  I will not come to this location again.\n\ndmo out.
__label__3 Intimate ambiance with loads of old school, steak house charm.  This restaurant is a diamond in the rough on a busy stretch of South Blvd.  Go and enjoy your favorite cut of steak and rest assured that the service will be impeccable.
__label__1 Celebrated my mother-in-law 70th birthday dinner, the food was ok...some of the vegetables were cold, lobster tail was a bit salty; however the servers were nice.
__label__0 It amazes me that this store is still in business. I have been keeping saltwater fish and corals for 19 years and have never seen prices this high. I spoke with the owner Greg Sauers and it became crystal clear that he is out for your money. Also after speaking with an employee I was informed that the fish are not quarantined like they say and they lose a lot of fish to ick. Beware the positive reviews on Yelp and other sites as employees are also asked to give good reviews to boost up the stars. Fintastic is selling inferior livestock at a premium price. Greg told me the dry goods are so expensive because the Internet is his biggest competitor and after shipping his products will be cheaper. This is a flat out lie. He might have been able to get these prices when there was no competition in Charlotte, but that has changed. I hope this helps some people protect their tanks from crashing due to disease or poor information. STAY AWAY FROM FINTASTIC!!!
__label__0 I had the absolute worst experience here yesterday when I came here for my friend's birthday dinner. The waitress could not have been any more rude. I really don't think I've ever had such a rude waitress. \n\nOne of the many instances where she was rude was when she messed up my order. I politely asked about the missing cheese in my order of cheese fries. After she picked up the plate, my friend asked for his appetizer (she brought my order but hadn't taken his). She cut him off y sternly saying, \"How about I fix his fries first before they get cold?!\" Then walked away. When she brought them back, she said, \"Next time you want cheese, tell me!\" Our entire group was speechless.\n\nI have never had a worse experience at any restaurant in my life. I highly recommend you avoid the place.
__label__3 The food offerings are above and beyond normal pub fair, more interesting than the typical burgers and fries and also deliciously made. I especially enjoyed the tomato soup made with goat cheese, the goat cheese fritters, and the butternut squash croquettes. They have many local quality beers on draft and the atmosphere is a cozy dark would expect and enjoy from a pub.
__label__0 Just awful, the service is horrendous and I come here at least twice a week, well not any more .. If they are busy or not they don't acknowledge you, and they screw up the simplest order \"Everytime\" I'm patient I have been in the service industry... Sometimes was they just put your food in their toaster and forget about you... Never again ... I'm finding an Einstein bagel..  This place sucks!
__label__2 If this is a golf club, I'm the abominable snowman.  Looks like a pleasant place, but there sure as heck aren't any *golf* holes getting balled here.
__label__4 We found Portofinos a few months ago and have been back many times since.  The food is delicious, the service is wonderful with knowledgeable servers who can help point you in the right direction if you are caught in that enviable position where you can't decide between the three items on the menu that sound incredible.  \n\nThe music is just right and the cold, crunchy salad and the warm bread just give you an idea of the wonderful things to come.  \n\nThe chicken parm is out of this world and is a steady favorite for me while my wife tries something different each time all with the same end result that Portofino's on Park Road in one of our favorite restaurants in Charlotte.
__label__0 I came here abt two years ago to get my fix of ink. (they are addictive)\nWell, I drew my \"Tat\" out so I figured how hard could it be to copy and paste right... RIGHTTTTT!!!!\n\nwell after Mr. What-Ever-The-Hell-His-Name is finished smoking (why do they have to smoke before work?) and started on my tat... when I looked at the clock go round and round and round (damn near 3 hrs) for a tat that was maybe 3inch by 3inch. \n\nNOTE... MY TATTOO was a Ying/Yang, with the two lil circles representing 2 clocks in the inside. (can you picture that.. right.. that ain't too hard right.?)\n\ni told buddy he did a \"great job\" tipped the dude a few more bucks because i KNOW he needed it and wld probably be his last. \n\nWELP.. IT WAS.. a friend went (even after I told them where to go for good work) and wanted me to come with... and that person was NOT there anymore. \n\nalso.. i HATE when an \"artist\" tells me what to get.. even when I tell them what I want and where i want it. THE NERVE of another artist to tell me NO, you should get it put ______ instead. GTHOH. \n\nI'M PAYING.. RIGHT?????........................... RIGHTTTT!!!!!!!!!
__label__4 I love this chick fil a. The customer service is awesome. There are always employees asking if I need anything and making sure I am satisfied. Obviously a great place for kids. The outdoor space and playground is nice and well kept.
__label__1 -Cozy atmosphere in a nice building with great outdoor seating \n-Server (heavyset black woman) was bad and behaved inappropriately\n-Food is slightly pricey for some dishes. Flank steak was amazing. Pizza was okay. Nachos were standard fare. Nothing special here.\n-Girlfriend saw server (slender black lady) use restroom, pick her teeth, and leave restroom without washing hands! This was before we left. Awful!
__label__4 Went back to VT last night to meet a friend, and the food, service and atmosphere was just as good if not better than my first trip here! \n\nFirst important tip: Wednesday is HALF OFF WINE night! Ya HOO! There are some exceptions on their \"higher end\" stash, but I can live with the other choices. So I ordered a Meomi Pinot Noir, and for half off, the bottle only came to like $20 or so! GREAT Deal since that's about what it is in the stores (yes I know, but I've come to grips with the dreaded price doubling of wine in restaurants). \n\nSo to start, my friend recommended the freshly made chips with ranch sauce. Perfectly crispy, a little salt, and yummy ranch dressing. Spot on. Personally I would have liked a TAD more salt on them, but no major complaints.\n\nSo I've seen their steak menu and after a LONG, HARD workout, I convinced my body that I need PROTEIN to feed those muscles of mine.......my brain fought back but the muscles won! So I ordered the 10oz Filet, cooked medium rare (of course - I'm not a fan of shoe leather), and opted for their cognac cream sauce. I make a killer Au Poivre with Congna Cream sauce at home, so I admit to being a little snobby when it comes to this sauce. Quite frankly mine IS better, but this one was pretty good. I'd recommend the Bernaise Butter over the Filet though.....that will be my next choice. \n\nFor my side I chose the Gourmet Mac and Cheese and the Spinach. Both were excellent! The Mac & Cheese was very good as the outside was crispy (i.e., slightly burned) and I LOVE THAT! My only addition would be to add a dash of Truffle Oil. But that's just me......I'm a Truffle Oil fool. The spinach was cooked perfectly as it was sauteed in olive oil and garlic, with the requisite amount of wilting yet maintained a good firm texture. \n\nOK so I've talked about the sauce, but have been remiss to describe the FILET! One word: PERFECTION! The quality of the beef was excellent (Prime???) but it's the way it was prepared that was awesome. The outside was crispy due to the apparent high heat oven yet the inside was literally MELT IN YOUR MOUTH tender! And as you can see in the photos, it WAS cooked perfectly to Medium Rare. All this really needed was a little butter on top (again recommend the Bernaise Butter) and it was truly superb! Coming from a Beef town like Chicago, I am singing this restaurants high and well-deserved praise!\n\nAll in all this was a GREAT meal! Very reasonably priced for the quality of food served, and the service is always very, very good. \n\nKudos to the Management Team at VT! Don't know if that's recently changed or what given some of the pooer reviews from the past. But this is my thrid time here and all three times, each has been FIVE STAR EXPERIENCE!\n\nBravo!
__label__1 I am new to the Charlotte area so I don't know if the sushi in this area is similar to Sushi 101 in quality, taste or size.  I do know that the menus I've reviewed online talk about sushi in different terms (i.e. \"crunch\" instead of panko flakes).  The prices here are comparable to other sushi places I've eaten around the country.  I was unimpressed by the taste of the rolls, finding them rather bland.  I'm wondering if the fish was previously frozen instead of fresh but I'm really not sure.    The \"hot lava sauce\" seems to be merely a puddle of sriracha sauce put on the side instead of being mixed in with Q-P mayo or some other ingrediant.  The rolls were rather loosely rolled, falling apart easily.   I thought the size of the rolls were rather small for the price though this may be standard for the area.\n\nAmbience and service were good but I hoped for better quality.  I doubt I would go back.  The sushi was in general mediocre.
__label__3 Had dinner here tonight. It was great! I enjoyed the ballantyne roll, surf n turf roll and the spicy katsu chicken roll.I ordered a side of miso soup and had kikkokomen plum wine. Yummy! Check out their menu for the roll ingredients. I was so hungry I forgot to take pics.If you are a sushi connoisseur like myself you might think the menu is a little commercial, but it's a great place to take a newbie sushi eater. There is something good to eat for everyone, no matter what their taste buds desire,even vegans. Check it out you wont be disappointed. Since it's Friday I expected them to be packed, but they weren't and i got my food in less than 15 minutes. My server Allison was great and she knew the menu and best tasty choices. The men who prepared my meal also greeted me and asked how I liked every thing.
__label__2 It's been a while since I've had my eyes checked, and even when I did, it was probably either to get my drivers license or just to look in a little machine and tell them what I saw.  I don't know if I've ever had a full-blown eye exam.  That's no longer the case.\n\nSince Denise has been jumping through hoops to have her eyes checked, it meant I needed to have mine done too, so I signed up so that they could see what's happening.\n\nThe Christenbury Eye Center is very professional, and they have quite the setup - you check in, and they shuffle you from room to room, where they (presumably) do all sorts of things to determine if your eyes are working or not.  Maybe they just pretend.  I don't really know.\n\nThey seem to know what they are talking about, and they have lots of famous people on the walls who say they know what they are doing, so that must make them experts, right?\n\nYou can also get laser eye surgery here, but after giving me drops to dilate my eyes (which screwed up my eyesight for the better part of the day - go figure), they told me that my eyes were just fine.  Hopefully I don't have to go back for a while.
__label__2 I know I said that they were professional and all, but the other day we received a bill for what the insurance wouldn't pay.  It came in a decent envelope, but then we opened it.\n\nPlain sheet of paper with printing.  No tear-off portion, no return envelope (not to mention return postage - I wouldn't expect that from anyone).  Just a sheet, badly folded, printed out on a cheap printer.\n\nSo much for professional.  I guess that only extends to examinations - and presumably procedures.  Definitely not to the billing department.  We get a lot of medical bills since we started buying our own insurance, and this is definitely the cheapest of the bunch.\n\nI get that it's only a few cents for an envelope and all - but it can't cost them much more to have some reasonably pre-printed invoices with tear-off return portions, much less a return envelope.  It would just make for a nicer experience, you know?
__label__4 Don't mess with entering off of Fairview or Sharon. Park in the back. Much easier in and out.
__label__3 Four stars for service and three stars for the food. I was in need of a very quick bite to eat Friday on my way to catch a movie. I always drive by Hotel Charlotte yet I never stop - well tonight was the night. \n\nMy friend and I were greeted promptly at the door and we asked to grab a few seats at the bar since we were in a rush...no problem. The bartender was sweet and chatty and recommend a few menu items that could be made quickly....for an appetizer pimento cheese fritters after all how could you go wrong with fried cheese. Here is an interesting tidbit they use cream cheese to make their pimento cheese here for those of you who don't know its traditionally a mix of mayo, shredded cheese, and pimentos. Well to be honest they were a bit disappointing I was waiting for that crisp fried shell and hot gooey cheese - these were just luke warm the tomato sauce on the side was boring and didn't compliment the cheese at all....next up a huge bowl of Gumbo and I mean huge - I really liked the Gumbo my friend and I shared the bowl believe me its enough to share...I thought it was spicy and delicious. \n\nIf your in need of a quick meal I would definitely recommend Hotel Charlotte they also had a great selection of beers.
__label__2 Here are the facts:\n\n1) Husband goes through button down shirts faster than I go through a pan of brownies (well, not really, but close)\n2) I don't really like to iron, nor do I do it well, ditto husband\n3) Jos A Bank runs more sales than any store imaginable.\n\nConsidering these three facts, it's understandable that I find myself in Jos A Bank once every quarter or so to pick up some button downs for dear husband. The shirts are nice - especially the Traveler's Collection - no iron required! They also have a solid variety of suits, accessories, sweaters, etc. A few points to note for shoppers...\n\n-Sales folks *can* be pushy and a bit overbearing. This completely depends on the day and the person helping you. Sometimes I've had to politely ask for some time and space to just look around a bit. \n\n-It seems like they have a fire sale every week. You can catch these over hyped promotions on the radio and on local cable. I'm still waiting for the moment where the commercial says \"Buy one sweater, get the entire store for FREE!\"\n\nSo, I will continue to go here because hubs likes some of the wares, it can be affordable with the right sale and it's easy.
__label__2 I came here to get my Global Knives and I left with a recipe book, a cutting board, crystal decanter (gem!), and a oil fragrance dispenser.  They have almost everything you could ever want.  I am extremely happy with my knives and will be coming back for more.  Only down-side is that everything is crazy expensive.
__label__4 I have to say that the ambiance itself makes this one of the most pleasurable grocery shopping experiences I have ever had. \n\nIt reminds my wife and I so much of shopping in that little grocery you saw Cameron Diaz shopping in while she was in England in THE HOLIDAY. And the music is just so relaxing. The various aromas combine to make an extremely pleasurable experience. \n\nAnd you have to love the candy aisle. All the old timey jars and various candy that you remember from when you were a kid. \n\nThe bread is fresh, the bakery has extremely wonderful things and even the flowers that I bring home as often as I can seem to last a little longer than they do from other places. \n\nBut this is the only location that seems to have this feel so I will continue to shop only in the store on Providence Road.
__label__1 Food was OK (food temps could be hotter). Clean restaurant. Upholstery was outdated. Service was slowwwwww! There was very few people eating here and only one waitress and what could of been a 30 min experience turned into an hour because of her slow response time. I would come back only if the service was quicker (Which is customary for a Chinese restaurant) and my rice and music soup was hotter!
__label__1 not sure whats going on,, the place seems very tattered now,  and the food quality has seem to gone way down,, Michael is doing his best I know but sometimes you need to step back and figure out whats wrong :(
__label__1 I feel like the quality of this place has gone downhill slightly over the years. More globbed on sauces and general blandness. Meh.
__label__3 Customer service!  Someone still has it this day in age!  After waiting for several minutes for someone to help me over at Dillard's, I simply gave up, walked into Nordstrom, and purchased the same pair of shoes in no time flat!  To the employee who helped me:  Hats off to you good sir!
__label__2 It is alright.\n\nOrdered a chicken pita sandwich. The pita bread itself was good, wished more of the cucumber sauce, and the chicken was thick and enough - to make your money's worth. Just needed something else to give it a 4 or 5.\n\nOf course there are plenty of other options to go to, if not feeling for chicken pita sandwich.
__label__2 I wanted to love this place, really love this place, but it just wouldn't let me. There was something off, not too bad, but just off. People were nice, food was as good as other Italian places (except Portofino's of course). The service was good, the line wasn't too long. Anyway,it's in a nice spot, around the corner from Williams and Sonoma. So a little shopping and a little dinner. Maybe more shopping than dinner.
__label__1 Made reservation a day in advance; they didn't have our table, only option was to sit outside.  Are you kidding me?  Anyway, took the table;  service was extremely slow.  Took them a while for the server to come take the order.  Bread was served after repeated requests; sides were served COLD, when asked, they were served reheated not fresh.  PRICEY by any standard, it's not New York.. \nTheir lucky day, my wife and daughter loved their food and Tiramisu - 2 stars.  Yay!!!!
__label__2 It seems that we've been on a whirlwind tour of Dairy Queen locations recently, and this is no exception.  While the Plaza Midwood store looks like it might be one of the originals, and the - possibly closed - counter in Eastland Mall probably opened not too longer after, this Cotswald outlet is of the newer variety, and as such, makes me wonder if it will be more like the similar style that's near Wal-Mart on Albemarle Road (a bad experience all around).\n\nFor whatever reason, I have to say that it wasn't - the staff is generally quite nice, and service is good.  The only downside to the whole thing is that the store doesn't have much seating inside, so you should typically prepare to get your goodies to go.
__label__1 Admittedly I have a bit of a weak-stomach especially when it comes to my olfactory sensory system. I honestly had a hard time visiting this grocery store and as embarrassing as it is to admit, I  actually had to jump ship at the end. \n\nThat being said, they have  fabulous aloe juice ranging from $1.99-2.99 for a large bottle ( $2.99 is the price for a small bottle at Common Mkt/Trader Joe's). They have everything you could possibly need or want for Asian cooking. My boyfriend marveled at the cost of the shrimp (much cheaper than HT). I had the hardest time with the meat dept because of the scent combined with looking at pig intestine started to make me gag a bit...but if you aren't a big baby like me check it out!
__label__3 Avoid the pot holes when getting here. There's an entrance that you can try to avoid, that is closer to the stores.\n\nSelections - they have a somewhat of an abundance of different ethnic foods (Vietnamese - plenty, Chinese, Thai, Philippines, Korean...).  The prices here are a lot cheaper than what you can find compared to other Asian grocery stores. When I do come here, I try to load up a lot of Vietnamese produce, fresh shrimp, rice paper rolls, vermicelli noodles, bag of rice.. Because, it is just cheaper!  I kind of wish the quality of the meat is a tad bit better.. Love how they have Vietnamese pre-packaged desserts and food snacks :)\n\nPrice - as mentioned, decently priced. Not as great of a price like in Houston TX and or DC.\n\nService - at the seafood place, great! The cashiers on the other hand, not nice..
__label__1 Must be a good place at night. The espresso was collecting a social security check.
__label__1 I would given Jackson Java 5 stars 2 months ago, but today I'm only giving 2 stars purely on their coffee.  Great selection of coffee and can't go wrong with Noel.  \n\nLately there has been an influx in some great staff members leaving and a very large rotation of new people.  I really enjoyed going somewhere where the staff already knew what I wanted.  Now I can't even count on the place being open.  Showed up one morning and they weren't even open.  I really hope they can pull it together.
__label__2 So in my search to create a Japanese Steakhouse list, we stopped into Kabuto last night in the University Area. Sushi bar up front and the cook-tops in the back. It was a slow night, so I was curious to see the quality of the staff. Typical menu of soup, salad, rice, veggies, noodles and choice of meat around $18 for single, and $21 for combo. \n\nWhen we arrived, the soup came out just as we sat down, then the waitress took our drink order. A little odd and rushed, but I moved on and enjoyed the soup. Next was the salad which came with a choice of ginger dressing or ranch. Unfortunately, it seemed like the salad w/dressing was sitting around for pre-made with dressing on top. Ginger dressing was chunky and watery...had one bite and set it to the side. \n\nNext came the rice and veggies. To my surprise, the chef cooked everything at once and it wasn't done with the same excitement and precision as other steakhouses I've been to. After the rice, veggies and meat came the noodles...all piled on the same plate. I prefer the rice to be in a separate bowl, but well. \n\nOverall...just OK. The chef was OK and the food was OK...gots of leftovers as always. They also get you in and out in less than an hour...some might feel rushed, but it felt OK to me as I wasn't able to eat that much because I didn't have a break in between the cooking of other items...it was all piled on.
__label__2 My sister took us to lunch here yesterday, Friday 4/23.  On our way to AC, she mentioned that she and her coworkers have lunched here on several occasions, and her favorite is the chicken pita with tzadziki sauce and a side salad.  I asked if it was called chicken shawarma, and she replied no, so I gathered that she was speaking of grilled chicken pita with tzatziki sauce with the usual salad stuffing (lettuce, tomatoes, pickle).  We arrived and found a couple of people waiting to order, as well as a few waiting for their take-out orders.  I spied an elderly couple cooking in the kitchen, and I assumed their son or a relative was manning the counter and register.  Based on the food I had here, I'd readily give 4 stars, but long wait times, which could've been easily rectified by adding another cook (or two) plus another person to help the slow order-taker/cashier/server/busser, warrant 2 stars or even less!\n\nSister ordered two #31's (marinated chicken breast sandwich; $5.50) and two Greek side salads ($1.95 each).  All sandwiches come with tomato, onions, and lettuce with tzadziki sauce and wrapped in a grilled pita.  I ordered the Greek gyro salad ($6.95), minus the cucumbers and salad dressing, but add more feta crumbles, please.  (I've included photos of a sandwich.)\n\nI wish I could remark on the chicken sandwiches, but sadly for me, the tzatziki sauce was all over them.  They looked scrumptious, though!  My sis said that AC's cucumber sauce is the best she's ever tried.  Mom says she's had better- we've eaten at many mediterranean restaurants over the years.  I LOVED the gyro!  Awesome grill tan, and the flavors were spectacular, not in the least bit greasy, and I looked forward to and relished every bite!  The salad bed on which the gyro was resting on was equally tasty, even though the dressing, which I had requested to be omitted, was included; It added the perfect tang and spices to the dish- definitely worth a few hours of discomfort.  Really liked the salty feta.  \n\nI'd definitely return on my next visit to the Queen City... I'd go back in a heartbeat on this visit if there weren't so many other places I'd like to check out (and yelp about) first!\n\nOne small complaint- the kitchen had run out of \"yellow\" rice, which I assumed to be seasoned with saffron.  Shame, since I love saffron rice, and it would've been nice to try their version of it.  Funny that the kitchen staff was lacking on a Friday during lunch hours (we ordered at 1pm and received our food 25 minutes later), was already short on pantry items, and it wasn't busy at all.  No wonder Eric K. left before ordering any food...
__label__1 Meh is the only way to describe my experience here yesterday. As other reviews have noted, definitely family owned. Now I don't know about anyone else, but I usually get excited when I hear family owned. It is usually a great welcoming, friendly, comforting experience. This visit was anything but.\nWalked in, about 5 tables were full, we stepped up to the counter to place our order. The one guy working was refilling another tables drinks, and didn't even look up, acknowledged our presence, or anything. A \"hey guys, i'll be right with you\" would have been sufficient. \nHe makes his way up to the counter and just stands in front of us waiting for us to order, no hello, no how ya doin today. Just a blank unfriendly stare. \nI tried to order the #15, the koobideh. He slowly looked at the menu, then back to me, and just says  \"that takes a long time\". Ok......I wasn't in a rush, but felt like he was pushing me to order something else, out of frustration I ordered a burger. I was excited to try something new and this experience left me never to try Greek food again if this is how the \"family owned\" restaurants are run. \nWife had been here before, many years ago while a student at UNCC, and she commented on how downhill the place has gone over  the years. Service and food wise. Very, very,  dry falafel. Too bad,  I was looking for a good, new, dining experience. Should have just gone to Amalfis.
__label__1 Coming from Santa Cruz, I was sorely disappointed with Monterrey. I ordered the lunch special #4 (taco, chile relleno, beans, and rice) and there was nothing special about it. The bean were mush. I've had canned beans with more texture and better flavor. The rice was salty. The chile relleno was profoundly sub-par having very little chile to it. I also couldn't tell if it had been fried or not. The sauce that went with it was okay, but not close to the chile relleno at Las Palmas in Santa Cruz. The taco looked like it needed a lot of love. The meat was oddly seasoned and had gross, mushy texture to it. The taco shell itself was probably store bought. Ick.\n\nOverall, if I do go back I'm trying something else.
__label__3 This was one of the very first places that I was introduced to upon moving to Charlotte, and it quickly became a staple in my life. There are so many great memories tied to this place and gotta love mariachi night! Yeah, the parking lot stinks, but why does it matter where you park once you get inside and get filled with delicious chips, salsa, queso, and, my personal favorite, pollo fundido. So much food for your money, and great, personable service too.
__label__0 I came here to check out a New Mexican spot I was seated quickly but it took a while for the server to take my order. I ordered the supreme nacho special and made it vegetarian by taking off the chorizo. I thought it came with refried beans but it came with black beans instead I asked my server kindly if she could put refried beans on top of my nachos she acted like she didn't understand and for what I presumed was the manager I apologized about misreading the menu asked him the same thing he had an un pleasant demeanor the server brought out the refried beans the server never checked back on me during my meal the nachos were good but the service was poor. And on top of all that they rang me up for the wrong price...
__label__1 Dim Sum is not good at all.  This restaurant is better than Dim Sum on Central.  That is not really saying much.  The dishes seem frozen and not fresh.  The dim sum was bland and not much variety.  I do not expect Charlotte to have the quality dim sum of large cities.  However, I do expect the staple dim sums such as chicken feet, shrimp rice noodles and other to be at least good.  However, they are not.  Recommendations for dim sum is to drive to Atlanta.
__label__3 We stopped based on other reviews on Yelp.  While it is not fine dining, the food was hot and tasty.  I can't wait to try breakfast.  The staff makes the place.  They are polite, caring people taking great care of their customers.
__label__3 If you are in the mood for old school ribs, this is the place to be. Everything is original there. Everything. Well, minus the TVs, which are on the Carolina News channel and not blaringly loud. Everything is quite tasty, but the hush puppies are crazy good. The sweet tea is sugar coma inducing and one of my favorites in the Queen City. You do not leave hungry. I ate all the ribs on my plate, the hush puppies, and a half gallon of tea. I took home the chicken and fries for another filling meal at a later date. It's a shame the place is such a drive for me. Will be back.
__label__3 I would have given this Marshall's 5 stars however I felt like the clothes department was fairly small...\n\nBut the home section is great!
__label__3 All I can say is that it's the Disneyland of beauty supplies....Or maybe Mall of America....
__label__0 I hate to leave a negative review because I love getting hair here but I realized today they're ripping people off. I bought hair and it was $99 on the price sticker. When I got home I noticed the sticker had been placed over another. I peeled back the sticker and the other price was $45 and they tried to sharpie through it. Over a 50% markup?!?! I believe I'll start shopping elsewhere!
__label__0 This place is straight up ghetto! Parking is horrible, cracks and bumps everywhere. Homeless people on the corners asking for money. Stores are smelly and cold and dirty and old and creepy looking. This is not even close to a mall. Nearly half empty. \n\nLove the bahn mi shop inside (the best sandwiches ever!) Love the fresh steamed pork buns and other baked goods!),..love the varity and prices of products..worth the drive out there...\n\nPho restaurants are nasty,..as in the decor (covered in thick thick dust), ceilings have stains, dark and just make me loose my appetite. How can this place be opened? Imagine the kitchen..inspectors need to shut this strip down and remodel and update!!! \n\nThe store that sells kitchen ware has good selection and prices. Shop owners and workers are shady...they follow you around and stalk and stare you down as you in walk and browse around the aisles to make sure you don't steal anything!
__label__2 I'm not a big fan of this area of town anymore. Regardless, this is the closest Office Max to my workplace and I was in desperate need of labels. You can tell the building is old and it really feels that way when you walk in. They are in serious need of revamping or relocating. I was greeted within a few seconds of walking in the door. I normally enjoy a decent greeting and check-in sometime during my visit, however I was greeted 7 times in the span of 5 minutes. I'm pretty sure a couple people asked me if I was finding everything twice. Were they even paying attention to who they were asking?\n\nAfter finding the labels I needed, I realized Sharpies were necessary. While perusing the extensive Sharpie selection, I took a phone call from my husband. While clearly talking on the phone, I was interrupted 3 more times by people that had already asked me if i was finding everything ok. I am all for customer service, but this was far beyond normal customer service. \n\nOverly aggressive customer service folks aside, the store had the selection I needed and overall, my goal was accomplished. Ironically, the cashier did *not* ask me if I found everything I needed. So odd.
__label__0 This was my first experience at a dive sushi bar.  I saw the parking lot was full, which is normally a good sign.  All the cars were for the gym next door.  There were a group of sorority girls for me to look at, but otherwise shotty decor.  Bathroom was nasty.  Miso soup was edible but the rice in my main dish tasted like it was a few days old.  I didn't try the sushi, there are other places similar but better very close by.
__label__1 OK sushi. Tried it several times. When I'm shopping at Home Depot, Target or Pet Smart. I get a thing for sushi and cold Japanese beer. Conveniently located in the same parking lot of Home Depot. Every time, disappointed.
__label__3 I think Ishi is an unnoticed gem in the Charlotte sushi scene; I go there a lot and the food is always of consistent quality and they have a BIG variety of rolls. They're also one of the few restaurant in Charlotte that serves simple but quality hibachi entrees at fair prices, and fast!\n\nI have to rave about their sushi because Ishi does not come off as a fancy, high-end sushi bar, but their rolls are fantastic! They must have a good chef because the special rolls are well put together and delicious, plus they are always tightly packed with perfectly cooked rice. Cold ingredients are cold and fried rolls have just the right amount of tempura. ALSO the presentation is great, the plates are always beautifully arranged and decorated! If you get hibachi, the shrimp sauce is not too runny and the meat is cooked to order and cut into small pieces rather than huge chunks. The meat and vegetables always taste fresh.\n\nTheir prices are extremely fair--maybe even a little low--for the quality and quantity of food they serve. The building they're in now seems a little too big for them and is poorly decorated; but like I said, this is not a high-end Asian steakhouse so maybe you should expect as much. The facility is usually pretty clean and the booths/tables are in good repair.\n\nMy only complaint is that the service is generally AWFUL. Their servers are obviously untrained and can get very obnoxious; when they hand you the menus (which, by the way, are paper ad sometimes re-used a few too many times before they are tossed) they expect you to know what you want right away, then come back too soon and repeatedly to nag you about your order. Usually the food is ready promptly, but once I waited 40 minutes for a simple sushi order while my boyfriend's hibachi meal arrived quickly--he was done eating before my food even got there. A few of the employees are very friendly, but most of them don't seem to care about the customers at all and it shows.\n\nSo: great food, lots of variety in the sushi, but get it to go if you don't want to deal with the shitty waiters!
__label__1 Wow did this place suck. I came here for lunch with a work collesfur. I am from out of town but this was the closest place and it did nothing for me. Dirty interior, poor service. I just got a chicken salad and it was not memorable.
__label__0 If I could rate them 0 stars I would. Called to schedule my cab an hour early because I was taking the bus to the pickup location. I got to the pickup location 10 minutes early and and waited. 15 minutes after the scheduled pickup time I still have no cab. I called and they said that there were no cabs available and they would let the dispatcher know that I've been waiting. An hour passes and I still have no cab. Called again and they said still no cabs available. TWO HOURS after my pickup time I still have no cab and was told they still didnt have a driver available. I called Diamond cab and they had a cab to me within 5 minutes. Avoid these guys at all costs. Thanks Diamond cab.
__label__0 Customer beware; I have just learned one of the most rip off and stupid rule that Bank of America is using for crediting refund. On 3/16 I used my debit card to pay for my prescriptions. I knew before hand that it was going to cost quite a bit of money. The clerk charged my account for 1,200 dollars which was the mistake. She immediately electronically refunded the money to my account. I did not pay any attention to my balance thinking that the refund would went back in to my account immediately. This morning 3/19 I received an alert telling me that my fund is below my set limit. I immediately logged into my account ; I found the charge and did not see the credit. I called Boca customer service she told me it is their rule that the refund would not be credit back for 5 days. I complained that they took my fund immediately but yet 15 minutes after noticed the mistake the credit was made; I have to wait for 5 days it does not make sense. \"Well this is the rule. \"; she replied. You be the judge is this a rip off practice and a stupid rule or what?
__label__3 Wooooo. What's Charlotte without huge warehouses full of stuff to buy? I come here sometimes with my parents when they decide to come strolling around after a Sunday Brunch or shopping. This Costco store is not the usual one I go to (I go to the other one in Matthews). The reason why I don't like this Costco is because 1. it's super far compared to where I live, and 2. The service here isn't that great because everyone here is a little more let's say \"upper class.\"\n\nBut, other than that, Costco always delivers... on everything. Electronics, food (tons of food), dried food, candy, pharmacy, pills, and whatever your heart desires this place probably has it. Note, when you shop here, the goal is to shop everything in bulk because they don't have that many choices like Wally World and other Grocery stores. Unless, you're buying something expensive like a television or a safe (did you know on their website they sell coffins?!)\n\nA good tip here is that whatever you grab just account it as $10. It usually ends up that every item averages around to $10 for usual shopping and it's a lot easier to keep up with how much you're going to spend. So when you get up to the cashier, you'll have an estimate in your head on how much you're about to drop for the week's grocery, in my case several weeks.\n\nIf you do get the chance, apply for their American Express card. Note, I applied here but the service was so bad I was supposed to be under my parent's account they made a totally new account for me. Which then I had to go to my normal Costco to fix, which completely did. \n\nSo, all in all, keep your eye out for those coupons and watch out for their customer service is probably the only two suggestions I can make about this Costco. And lastly, go crazy with bulk!
__label__3 My boss and I go here every week. This place is clean fast and consistent they know us by name... \n\nBeyond that, they have the best club sandwich in Charlotte.
__label__3 My husband is a professional Bass player and he gets everything he needs from Sam Ash. Today, we traveled 2 hours (from Asheville NC) to come here. We like this place! Decent customer service and they are willing to match prices!
__label__3 I have always passed my this place and had never stopped in until and ex was wanted to try them and boy was i glad we did. As you walk in you are taken away from the hustle and bustle of being on South Blvd, and is kinda taken to a different place. The decor is very nice and upscale. I must admit they were a little pricey but in my opinion they were will worth it, The portions are huge and they are enough to feed two people. The staff is amazing and are willing to go the extra mile to make sure your happy and that everything is going great. The night we went the owner was there and offered free drinks and I'm down for a free drink anytime.. lol but over all i would rate this a 4 out of 5
__label__3 I'm a total fan of the lunch buffet at Villa Antonio! For $9 you get a great meal and of course as much as you want because it's a buffet. One of the best lunch buffets I've been to for a quick lunch during the work day. They have baked chicken, roasted vegetables, salad, mashed potatos, cheese ravioli, and other Italian specialities. You really get your money's worth and more for lunch!
__label__1 A very tight parking lot for this Walgreens and I would seriously recommend that you monitor your surroundings when you're going from the store to your car. It is a very tight parking lot.\n\nI didn't go in on this particular visit - we used the drive-through and had a great clerk taking care of our prescription. Top notch and just for her, she gets a star. Otherwise it would have been a one star visit.
__label__2 The hotel was ok with pleasant staff.  Just stayed one night as we had an early flight.  Our room was average overall and was clean.  I would recommend the North location as it is closer to the airport if you are taking a flight.
__label__0 Hotel and room were fine but I was very disappointed that they wouldn't let the shuttle take us to or pick us at the light rail station. The other hotels in the area had their shuttles running without trouble. Probably won't stay here again.
__label__2 My go to store for all things entertaining!  I was recently let down at the lack of Octoberfest items but that doesn't stop me.  \n\nThere are ballons galore and costumes for days.  No matter what type of party you are throwing you can really go all out with the theme with the help of Party City.\n\nThe stores stay clean and the staff is normally pretty upbeat and happy to help.  Probably b/c they work in a pretty cool environment.
__label__2 Not the hotel of my choice, but definitely fit the bill for sleeping accommodations. The desk staff was pleasant and very helpful in helping us find food at 9:30pm on a Monday night.
__label__1 Stayed here while in Charlotte for a meeting.  First impressions were not good.  The desk clerk was busy on the phone taking a reservation and didn't bother to acknowledge me standing there.   \n\nThe lobby and breakfast room are being renovated and are a mess.  The workers had left bottles of water and various equipment in the hallway/stairwell.  Not professional at all.  I passed on the breakfast as I didn't really want to eat it while surrounded by construction debris and dust.\n\nI really wish that their web site had alerted me to the renovations.\n\nThe room was clean, nice sized and in pretty good shape.  The bed was comfortable.
__label__3 The arroz pon collo was a great dish! The plates full of chicken and veggies to fill you up! Make sure to ask for the soft shells to go with it!
__label__1 So I have to update my previous review from a 4 to a 2 and echo what a lot of other reviewers are experiencing - what the hell happened, Azteca?  While they have updated and spruced up the interior, quite honestly the food is not as good as it used to be and the newer staff needs some more training.\n\nI know I am a fatty, but if I come in at 11:30 am, I expect lunch portions and lunch prices.  On a Thursday visit, I did get an extra flauta (I thought the menu changed, I didn't realize the waitress had done a dinner order), however that was not a good thing.  The flautas used to be crispy with well flavored meat.  The shell for mine was mushy instead of crunchy and the beef was dry, tough and flavorless.  For $7.25 I would have been irritated enough - for $10, I was kind of pissed.  The rice and beans are the same eh, fine, they have always been, cheese dip was good.  The chips tasted different and not in a good way.  I don't eat the salsa, so I can't speak to that.\n\nI did see a several people that have been there forever, but I did see a lot of new faces too.  From the other \"meh\" reviews and my past two experiences, I do believe I will be heading to 1900 for Mexican lunches and Monterrey for dinner - Azteca just isn't cutting it anymore.
__label__0 I have to move on a Saturday. So I schedule to pick up the truck (26ft.) at 7am two weeks in a advance. I get a call on the way down to this office saying they didn't have the truck I request but they could give me a 14ft!\nNow I had a team of movers at my house waiting on a truck to load, so I had no choice but to take it. I wasn't given any sort of discount or any real apology. It was a situation of if I wanted it I had to pay full price otherwise it was going to someone else.\nOn top of all that and having to make numerous trips with the smaller truck, I had to wait almost 40min to give the truck back! \nNot worth the hassle. Go with a different company!...or at least a different location.
__label__4 This place totally gets customer service!  Awesome experience - my car was rear ended last spring and my insurance company recommended Keffer Collision.  It was a great experience - J.Q. was terrific in insuring everything was done to my satisfaction and kept me totally up to date on the status.  My daughter then had an accident with the car a few months later and I took it to them again.  Same great experience. When the car was ready, it was cleaned and spotless.  Great service!
__label__4 Fresh tasty North Carolina style barbecue. Good sweet tea as well. Only thing missing was honey which is tastes great with hush puppies. But when I paid my tab met Steve Spoon introduced himself. Very friendly guy. He is the grandson of Bill who started the business. He said next time just ask him and he will give me some. He showed me they have honey behind the counter. I'd recommend this place any day to barbecue lovers.
__label__0 One of the worst BBQ I've ever had! Old and very dry! Service was okay. Wouldnt go back if you payed me $100!
__label__2 I usually take my car to the Wal-Mart Tire and Lube center, but I was in this neighborhood and thought I'd give it a try. The technicians were prompt and efficient, taking my information as soon as I pulled in. They promised a 15 minute turnaround and were pretty darned close. After I paid for it (a little more expensive than Wal-Mart at $30), I noticed that they did a great job vacuuming out the crap from the floors. Good work, I would return.
__label__0 Please note: i am rating the MINI GOLF COURSE at the Leatherman Golf Learning Center and this review in no way has anything to do with this place as a golf learning institute.\n\nThe highlight of the course was that every hole did in fact have a hole to shoot for and that's how it got at least one star. \n\nRather than talk this out, i may have to bullet point my thoughts:\n-the turfs were torn up\n-none of the water traps were filled with water, although one of the holes was indeed waterlogged \n-one of the lights on the course had been smashed out, with the glass shards still just lying around it\n-some of the hole designs made no sense\n-no windmills or laughing clowns (not a real complaint)\n\nNow, i (just like any other reasonably decent human being) have nothing against making everything handicap accessible, however, when it comes to mini golf, there has to be a better system then simply removing two of the brick pieces from the walls of each hole. i am only assuming that is the reason that every hole had two equidistant holes in the walls. Does it count as a one stroke penalty if your ball goes through the handicap exit? Mini golf courses need walls.\n\ni can imagine that in it's prime, this course was not too shabby, but these days it's nothing but shabby. \n\nHowever, i do recommend the driving range. There is a coupon in the Entertainment Book for a free bucket of balls when you buy one, so that was fun. Not being an actual golfer, i don't know if there is a way to make a driving range bad? Maybe if there was a wall in front of you that sent the balls right back?
__label__4 Want to learn how to play golf? This is the place.\n\nI started last summer with the 101 lesson with Chris Leatherman, who is a great instructor for a beginner like me, or people who have been playing casually like some other people in the class.\n\nClasses are very intimate, only 4-8 people per group, and very moderately priced. One-on-one lessons are also available, as well as intermediate and all-women classes.\n\nThe people who work there are laid-back and accommodating. I'm on a first name and joking basis with all of them, as they just tend to put you at ease, give you the occasional tip, or just shoot the breeze. \n\nThe driving range is great. Options range from private booths for both lefties and righties, off the group, and also up on the deck. The chipping range is large, and has a sand pit to practice out of. There are also two large and well-kept putting greens. \n\nEn short, schedule some lessons, grab a bucket of beers and enjoy the range and good conversation. The place is open late with good lighting, in a convenient location.
__label__2 While your first thought may not be food when you hear Embassy Suites, it ought to be at least your second, especially if you have kids, and even more so if you have kids who can't agree on what they want to eat.\n\nWe have one who likes the big breakfast.  Eggs, bacon, sausage, grits, biscuits, everything he can get his hands on.  Then we have one who likes the not-so-big breakfast, which consists of cereals, breads, fruits and the like.  Note that this doesn't mean he doesn't eat a lot of it.  Just that it's not called the big breakfast in our family.\n\nSo the Embassy Suites holds a special place in our hearts when it comes to food, because both kids are happy when it comes to breakfast.  And they can go back again and again.  Will it win any awards?  Probably not.  But it just fills a need, and it does so really well.  Sometimes, that's all you need.
__label__2 I have to start out by saying this hotel is very nice, the rooms were nice, location was awesome but....Yes there is a but, the Breakfast Buffy is Terribly handled and you have this huge line only to find out I waited in line for pancakes and did not have too, could have slithered up and asked for them instead of waiting in the omlet lines for 20 mins and the wife ordered an omlet and it was wrong.\n\nLAME LAME LAME setup.\n\nOther than that the Front Desk to the Room were very good..
__label__2 I'd never heard of this place. We took the car to the mechanic right next door and had a few hours to kill before the car was ready. Becky and I spotted this restaurant in a nearly-deserted strip mall off Old Pineville.\n\nWe walk in for breakfast and find it to be one of those generic American food breakfast restaurants you find all over town. The sign outside said they only serve breakfast and lunch but we were there for breakfast.\n\nSaturday morning at 10AM and we were the only people in the restaurant. The waitress, whose name was probably Betty Lou or Bobbi Jo (and sounded like it), was the biggest ray of sunshine in the otherwise desolate place. She was very nice and attentive. She engaged in lively conversation and was all peppy and shit. I was kinda hung over so I just wanted by breakfast.\n\nThe only other people there were the Asian owners who were taking down their very Eastern Christmas decorations.\n\nThe menu is your typical American breakfast food fare; pancakes, waffles, grits, biscuits, eggs, all sorts of hog parts and whatnot. I ordered a standard egg, pancake and bacon plate and a sausage biscuit on the site. The food was good, nothing exciting, except for the country ham... which tasted like I'd just popped a gram of salt in my mouth, but Becky likes it.\n\nThe biggest gripe was how long it took for our freakin' food to arrive. It took roughly about 20 minutes for us to get our food. I assumed the Asian man was too busy taking down the Xmas decorations and hadn't even started the pancake batter that morning.\n\nOn our way out there was a funny side on the register that said, \"Do you want to talk to the man in charge, or the woman who knows what is going on\". That sign alone gave them the third star.\n\nThat's it... pretty generic stuff.
__label__3 I've been eating at Saigon Palace for about 10 years now. When I worked in the South Park area, I usually went once a week.\n\nThe pho is consistently very very good. I have had many different variations and they have all been wonderful. I can truthfully say that I have never had anything but excellent service and excellent food.\n\nThe owner and her staff are always friendly and nice. If the owner is at the restaurant when I visit, she never fails to speak to me and make sure my meal was good.\n\nAfter a long stint of working at home I am now working in south Charlotte again. I'm glad I can visit one of my favorite restaurants again on a regular basis!
__label__4 Pho was very good!! I had Rare Beef. Prices were the same as other places in Charlotte. I would come here again.
__label__4 Good amount of food and price is decent
__label__3 This place is huge! The wife and I stopped in this past week. Wow! You could literally spend hours in here (me, I don't have the patience). Plenty of antiques but also lots of western wears and other stuff. It's set up kind of like Black Lion, with lots of little cubicles from different sellers. Just row after row. I kept getting turned around. Of course my wife knew exactly where we were! They have a self serve popcorn machine at the front. Really good popcorn! This is the type of place you can keep coming back and keep finding new (old) things.
__label__3 Such a unique place! I could spend the entire day wandering around in Sleepy Poet. There are tons of treasures to be found! Grab a free bag of popcorn and peruse all the different booths full of jewelry, vintage clothes furniture, and tons of other knick knacks.  Saturdays are awesome days to stop by. Papi Queso sets up shop in the parking lot and sometimes you'll see a popup coffee vendor and even a cupcake truck.
__label__2 I can only base my review on the drop-off donation ease only, as I have not actually been into the store.\n\nI am in agreement with Jeff S.'s review in that it is difficult to get in and out of.  South Blvd is a nightmare on a good day and I am usually dropping items off on my way out of work in the evening, so it's a little worse.\n\nThe drive-thru drop-off spot is convenient once you are able to turn into the lot.  I have found the staff to be very friendly, they always come out and assist with whatever I am leaving, be it bags of items or furniture.  The have consistently asked if I would like a receipt as well.
__label__4 Awesome! Tons of new and used here. CDs, DVDs, bluerays and albums - that have it all. Staff is very friendly.
__label__1 All the used records here are basically beat up dollar bin records priced at $5 and up. Bad customer service too. Not coming back.
__label__0 It sucks!!! My room didnt have a trash can! The couch bed was full of springs and cover! But it was roomy and had alot of channels no elevator or handicapped equivalent.
__label__2 Great place to stop by and check out. My husband and I come here for produce and pine straw. Staff is always friendly. They usually have a large variety of produce. During Apple season I think they had about 15 different types to choose from.  \n\nHillybilly is Located at Margaret Wallace and Independence Blvd. This location can be difficult to get out of on Saturday and during rush hour because the right lane turns into a turning lane for Village Lake Drive.
__label__3 Some friends and I tried Woodlands tonight and were not disappointed. The food is amazing. The Masala Dosa was delicious and the vada did not disappoint. I would highly recommend this place to anyone who loves indian food and pure vegetarian cuisine!
__label__0 The lady at the front desk has an attitude. Food is ok. Not great stuff worthy of a 20 min drive.. bad service. Ok Ok food. I have had buffets here, and they are useless.  There are many restaurants in Charlotte which are waaaay better for the price and service. There are a few things good on the menu - the south indian platter - but not sure if you would like all what is served in it. We had the masala mysore dosa - which was literally floating in OIL and the know-it-all lady said, \"No, this is how it is.\" \n\nI am from South, I eat dosas for breakfast and dinner and have been eating for 27 years! Are you kidding me? No acknowledgement, nothing. She had to prove that she was right. I am never going back to this restaurant. I also had the gobi manchurian - waay salty and hard as rocks! Really man? Can't even bite into that thing. I have repeatedly given this place a chance, 4 times so far, and never has it been good. Will not go here. Too many options at Charlotte where food is better, cost is lower, service is better.
__label__0 This place is horrible!\n\nI had placed an order one day and they had messed it up the pizza was soggy and just disgusting to eat. So I called the store was put on hold for a while and never got ahold of anyone so I emailed the survey in and a few days later the management team called me from the store and tried to claim that it was MY fault for the order being messed up and I should of paid more attention to it and this and that. But after a while of going back and forth they credit me a Large one topping pizza. \n\nFast forward....\n\nMy wife and I were lazy and figured we'd use the deal, so I called in placed the order and we waited. After about an hour our pizza guy got here and he hands me the pizza. On top of the box was the receipt and he snatches it off the top and crumbles it up (at this point he still hasn't said one thing to me) he then turns around throws the receipt on the floor in yard and storms the hell off. I mean what the hell. Not sure what his attitude and deal was maybe he hates his job? I don't know. \n\nThe pizza sucked anyways waste of time. And the management is horrible at this place. I'll stick to dominos.
__label__0 This place is awful and does not meet McDonald's standards by a long shot. Do not stop here. Servic3 is terrible dood is xold and usually comes out wrong.
__label__4 I never thought I'd spend more than $10 on a carwash until I stopped at Autobell.  I thought to myself, $25 for a carwash?  Really?  And an automated car wash at that.  I've since changed my tune after having my car washed there many times.  The extra $$ isn't so much about the car wash itself, its the service provided after the car has been washed.  I've never seen a harder working group of people.  Depending on what you get, they will completely towel dry you vehicle, wash the inside of your windows, shine your tires, and wipe down your dashboard with Armor-all.  What I can tell you is this - I've paid $200 to get my car detailed before at Honda.  I've been happier with the $25 car wash at Autobell.  I should have saved myself $175.  That being said, they do have a $4 ride through option that I also used in between the more thorough washes I described.  The $4 ride through is more of what I was initially thinking when I thought the $25 options were over priced.  You don't get any frills.  You sit in your car while it goes through the automated wash cycle - thats it.  No towel dry or any other service.  This is a great option most of the time for me.  Great job Autobell!!!
__label__1 Ordered pizza and cheese bread tonight arrived 1:20 later with some type of cinnamon sticks. Long wait wrong order. Next time order Joe Mommas or Luigis and pick up my fault for being lazy.
__label__2 To go was nice and hot when I came in.\nWings were VERY GOOD. The maui wowi and the hot ranch. I don't think I would dine in though. I got a pretty cool extra room setup for parties and everything though
__label__4 Easily the best wings in Charlotte. We've come here two nights in a row now and haven't had any problems. Well, tonight my BLT came on Texas toast instead of a bun like I requested but to be honest it doesn't even matter. The food is awesome, the prices are right, and the atmosphere is great. Location is a bit odd but don't let that throw you off. Definitely go, get the wings with the honey gold sauce, have a $1.75 beer and relax.
__label__2 My girlfriends and I stopped in for a quick lunch Saturday and was pleasantly surprised by the food and service from this location.\n\nWe walked in and the place was pretty empty but very clean. We were immediately greeted by Christina who ended up taking our order and giving excellent customer service.\n\nWe were starving and a lot of the newer items on the menu seemed very tempting! Christina went over several items and we settled on the turkey bacon and ranch wrap, fish sandwich and regular roast beef sandwich.\n\nWe waited because they had to prepare everything after we order, but I don't mind waiting for hot food! And Christina brought everything out to us and made sure we had everything we needed to enjoy our meal. \n\nMy friend let me try some of her wrap. It was delicious the ranch dressing has a bit of a kick and it comes with a good amount of turkey, lettuce and tomatoes. \n\nI ordered the fish sandwich was really good, crispy on the outside pretty good with a little ketchup and lettuce. I love the seasoned fries, especially when they are hot and fresh! \n\nI didn't try the roast beef, but from what my friend said it was pretty delicious! \n\nI was pleasantly surprised with how the service was at this location. And hot food is always a winner in my book. So I'm sure to stop in again!
__label__0 I like walmart for their low prices and that is it...their customer service is sub par and eventually I won't shop there at all unless absolutely have to...as far as THIS location (S. Tryon)...I HATE IT. That is all...
__label__3 I was surprised to see that DSW is now carrying a bunch of running shoes!  Before it used to be just casual and formal shoes (for men) but I went here the other day and was pleasantly surprised.   Now it's not going to be a specialized as say a Run for your Life or TrySports store, but it was nice to find a store that carried Mizunos or Asics.\n\nNormally I just stick to the right hand side (2 aisles) where the men's shoes are at and the back clearance section.  My sister often goes here... sometimes for hours on end and I can see why since their selection is vastly greater on the women's side.
__label__2 Chinese food good.I think they should just stick to Chinese food leave asian food alone. Do not Order Hibachi from this place didn't taste like it to me.
__label__1 Ok food, but this Ohioan wasn't impressed. Clean inside, and nice bathrooms though.
__label__0 This rental community does not offer its residences a recycling drop facility!
__label__3 Great subs! I've been going here for years... they cut the meat right in front of you, give you generouis amounts, bread is fresh, and staff is always pretty friendly. It is MUCH better than any subway or quizno's I've been to. Get your subs fully loaded, it is DELICIOUS.
__label__2 We got the calamari as our appetizer which was good.  The sangria was perfect--we were all happy with it.  I was really disappointed then when the entrees came after the beginning of the meal was so good-I thought the main course would be as well.  Unfortunately, this was not the case.  I got a seafood medley on top of angel hair pasta.  The pasta was stuck together in clumps--I guess they forgot to stir it while it was boiling.  The seafood was ok--the dish was so flavorless.  If my eyes were closed, I would have no idea I was eating scallops, shrimp, etc.  My husband's dish was basically the same as mine.  Flavorless.  Our friends ordered the specials and were really happy with those, so maybe go with the specials if you eat here.  For the amount of money this meal was and how disappointing it was, I would not return.
__label__1 We missed lunch and stopped ther for just a bite around 2 pm. There was just a few costumers but we were standing at the counter waiting to order for over 10 minutes while a waitress was talking to someone eating at the counter and ignoring us the whole time. I glared at her until she got uncomfortable, said her shift was over and left the restaurant. \n\nThe girl she was talking to turned to be an employee, she finally got up, apologized and took our order.  We sat down and when our order came this other server didn't bring any settings, we actually had to call her back for it. She thought that was funny. I got the impression they only hire high school girls.\n\nThe spanakopita appetizer was actually quite tasty but the portion was way too small, 4 bite sized pies Hey spinach pie is not a luxury item! The grape leafs were run of the mill. No lamb gyro or kabab? Only beef and chicken, I have no use for a beef Gyro. The funny thing is that at the Charlotte cafe right next door they serve lamb Gyro and they don't even claim to be a Greek eatery. \n\nNot convinced
__label__1 Used to be a great little joint for a quick salad and bowl of soup. But the past few months the service has become a real problem. Too many teenagers, not enough adults.
__label__2 We have been coming here off and on ever since this place opened.  We have seen a high turn over in servers over the more recent years and today I understand why. We ordered 2 diet cokes with our meal in to go cups.  We stood at the counter and watched the girl fill our drinks as we thought we would save her the trouble of bringing them to the table.  She filled up the first to go cup with regular coke and put a lemon in it (which, I think, usually goes into a diet coke). So we thought maybe this isn't our order.  We watched as she filled the second to go cup with regular coke and again put a lemon in it. Hummm, surely this must not be our order.  \nShe turned around, we told her we were waiting for 2 diet cokes, and even asked, Are those diet cokes? and she starts to hand them to us.  I told her, we just watched you fill them with regular coke.  She just smiled, never said I'm sorry...or... oh I made a mistake...or... isn't that a funny joke to switch regular coke and diet coke, nothing.  She emptied them out and filled them with diet coke as we watched her.  After we sat down, another waitress came over and was very apologetic but with servers like the one who thinks it's funny to fill orders with coke when diet coke was ordered, we probably will not go back. Good thing I am not a diabetic.
__label__1 Busy place. Menu has a Mish mash of things, from gyros to lasagne. I had the gyro platter and DH had the gyro and pork kabob platter. First off, the gyro meat reminds me of meatloaf in texture and it was very salty. They put some kind of gravy on it. The Greek salad was good. Fries...well, they're fries. Signs everywhere saying, \"We work for tips.\" However, aside from bringing the food to the table they really don't do much to earn a tip. In addition, we paid with a card and there wasn't a line for a tip anyway. Overall, tried it once. Will not go again.
__label__3 This CVS has a nice layout and has friendly employees.
__label__3 This was my second time here.  Service was great and my water was kept full.  I ordered the special of the day: portabella mushroom ravioli with choice of sauce.  I decided to be demanding and asked for 1/2 alfredo 1/2 marinara.  They put the sauces in bowls and allowed me to sauce it myself.\nMy friends mostly got the special as well, except one person got a greek pizza.  It looked really good.  I enjoyed the ravioli, but my friends weren't too keen on it.\n\nthey have a bar opening soon from what they were saying so Riccio's is expanding.
__label__4 I tried this restaurant with a friend and I had the spaghetti.  It was delicious.  The waitress was great too.  The prices weren't high either.  All I have to say about this restaurant is positive.  I will be going back for sure and you would be wise to check it out for yourself.  We went around 5:30 p.m. and it was very quiet.\n\nS. Cooper
__label__1 My family arrived at this strip mall tex-mex at about 7pm on a Friday night.  Seating was quick and the \"joint was jumping\"  Let me start by saying this is THE LOUDEST RESTAURANT I have ever been in.  After the expansion, I guess they like the acoustics, because there was not a shred of fabric anywhere to absorb the sound.\n\nAppetizers and drinks arrived right away and the simply apps were good (guacamole and cheese dip).  Our orders for entrees were taken at 7:15pm and that was where the wheels came off.\n\nMain course finally arrived at around 8pm and my order was flat-out wrong.  Maybe it isn't such a good idea to have two menu items that sound so much alike (Tacos al Carbon and Tacos al Camarone) in a noisy dining room.  Took an additional 10 minutes to get the right entree while everyone else ate.\n\nFood was generally tasty, but the fixings with the Fajitas and Tacos were lean (no cheese and only enough sour cream etc for 1 tortilla).  My son though the Burrito Fritto (Chimichanga) was amazing, though.\n\nWe did not drink for a change, so that certainly may be \"undiscovered country,\" but all in all it was a disappointing experience.  A place like this is not really intended for a 100-minute dining experience.
__label__1 I went for a late lunch - only one other table there.  The rye bread was stale, lean corned beef very dry, fries OK and service very indifferent.  I went out of my way to eat here but will never go back.\n\n I had just been in a deli in the Chicago area....now that was a GREAT CB sandwich and service was very pleasant.  Wish they had a Benny and Max's here in Charlotte.
__label__2 Finally tried this deli for breakfast this morning. A bit hidden but anyplace that promises bialys (brooklyn bagels) and potato pancakes is worth a try in my book. Not a lot of people for sunday breakfast so we sat right away. Hubby had corned beef and thoroughly enjoyed it! I had an omelet with a bagel.. Gotta say i am a bagel afficionado and this is the best bagel i have had in charlotte! Would go back just for a bagel! If u like NY style delis... i.e. Pastrami and lox... Try it out! Coffee was good too!
__label__2 This Marble Slab Creamery is located in Stonecrest Shopping Center, towards the front of the development near JoJo's, Miro, Dean & Deluca, etc.  It's your standard ice cream shop.  It had a decent variety of flavors, along with some \"Ice Cream Cupcakes\" that I had never seen before.  Whole ice cream cakes in various sizes were also included in a stand-up freezer.  A few chairs and tables scattered about, but this is located near the plaza with plenty of outdoor seating near the big fountain, should weather permit.  \n\nOn this visit, I decided to get one of the ice cream cupcakes to try later - it was fine.  I purchased a Birthday Cake milkshake along with that, which wasn't blended particularly well, so the first sips were just sweet milk, followed by clumps of ice cream.  Again, fine.  Nothing special.  The employees were nice enough.  I wasn't wowed, but wasn't expecting to be - it was A-OK.
__label__2 The good: Monday is half-priced wine night for some types.\n\nThe Meh: Who needs another average \"executive\" restaurant?  While I wouldn't ward anyone away from Firebirds, I've never walked away saying that I had to return.  While the atmosphere is good, the food is just average and expensive.  Plus, the portion sizes are insane!  No one needs to eat that much!\n\nSmaller portions, lower prices will allow your patrons to live longer and return to eat again.  Or bring a friend and share a meal.
__label__4 Always great food and great experience. We tell our family about it all the time. Our favorite restaurant for sure!
__label__3 Great food, good value, huge sides and it was really nice to be casual in a steak house.  We will be there a lot.
__label__1 Just OK. Better options out there. Seems a little tired....Firebirds has better food and prices.
__label__4 Dined at Micky and Mooch for the first time two weeks ago. Ordered the filet oscar style with bearnaise over asparagus. Delicious. The seven layer chocolate cake is to die for. Old school ambiance. Live music which makes it a little loud. Very good service. Can't wait to return.
__label__0 The filet mignon was literally the worst steak I have ever eaten. This is not an exaggeration.  I sent it back and they brought another and I wanted to puke when I tasted it. The side dish of potatoes was inedible. I will not be going back. One gets the impression of very weak management.
__label__2 Initial problems with a bathroom vanity but they fixed it.
__label__0 Well, it's a Starbucks...  Same coffee, same general atmosphere, but that is all that's good about this location.  It is about a third the size it needs to be, there is ALWAYS a waiting line and tables are overcrowded and sometimes hard to find.  Forget meeting with any privacy at all.  I felt like I was in the middle of three other conversations!\n\nI DO NOT recommend this location!
__label__0 BEWARE!!!!\n\nI HAVE BEEN TO BEAUTY BRANDS SPA SERVICES TWICE AND HAVE BEEN OVER CHARGED BOTH TIMES!!!  That's 100% of the time!!!  The first time, my mother-in-law took my daughter to get a haircut, I had called twice- once to check availability and once to book the appointment, and both times I confirmed the price.  When my mother-in-law came back I saw the receipt and saw that they had overcharged us by $10.  I did contact them and they refunded me the $10.\n\nI decided to give them another chance and took my daughter back there to get a manicure a few weeks later, again I confirmed the appointment and price when I called.  We arrived 5 minutes before the her appointment time.  She was checked in, and then we waited.  The staff walked by us numerous times, two of them including the manager, were chatting at the desk behind us most of the time.  Finally, 15 minutes after the appointment was suppose to start, I went back to the desk, to confirm the appointment time.  The manager who had checked my daughter in acted like she had never seen us before.  I confirmed that her appointment was at 1:00pm, she said yes.  When I mentioned that it was now 1:20, she said she would check on things.  My daughter was taken back at 1:25.  When she came out, her nails were completely wet.  She said they didn't have a dryer- kinda surprised since they say they are a spa.  She also had hang nail, that they didn't even clip.  As we were checking out I noticed they had charged me $29 instead of the $17 they had quoted me.  Then the girl checking me out, pulled out their brochure and showed me where it said $29, but the brochure said that was for a pedicure.  I pointed that out to her, and she changed the price back to $17. \n\nWe then went home where my daughter waited 2 hours before doing anything so her nails could dry.  Then at 5pm, ( 3 hours after we left), she went to reach for something and the polish came of the center of her thumb nail!  \n\nI won't be going back.  If they overcharge the same customer twice, it's pretty obvious this is their usual standard of operation.
__label__1 Livery strong greasy odor all thru dinner
__label__3 Wow, something out of this world! Very good southern cajun and creole cooking! The Shrimp and Grits was delicious, The Po'boy out of this world, and even the cajun dip for an appetizer was so good! If you are looking to try something new this is the place to go!
__label__3 Love the fish and grits! Best in Charlotte!
__label__4 Both the Gator bites, and the gumbo are amazing; I have never been disappointed by the food.
__label__1 I have been coming here for awhile, and truth be told, the quality is getting worse.\n1st tip: DO NOT EVEN BOTHER with the fried oysters. You will hate yourself for ordering that. The oysters are so tiny, and it's not worth the money. Actually put the gator bites on the do-not-order list as well. They're smaller than the popcorn chicken you get at KFC. \nI normally come here and order the gumbo or she crab soup and make that a meal. A bowl runs you about $8-9, which is a lot more tolerable. Sometimes the gumbo comes out luke warm (at best), but it tastes good enough.\nIf anything, consider this place for a drink, they do have drink specials on the hurricanes and wine and beer. \nI really hate that one of the few cajun places in Charlotte is going downhill.
__label__2 I've eaten in twice, eaten take-out here several times.  The food I can't fault.  It's tasty, even taking it home, and I don't think any fish camp could match it.  Seriously, if you want take out fish, this IS the place, bar none.  \n\nThe reason it loses two stars is the seating inside the restaurant.  One time we went we were put in a smaller dining room and the experience was very pleasant.  Enough room between tables and we could hear each other from across the table.  The other time we ate in the main dining room and HOLY CARP!  You can't hear yourself think!  The tables are stacked one on top of the other, and it makes you think that every person in Fort Mill is hearing impaired, because there's a LOT of shouting and hideously loud talking in that room!  I had such a headache when I left the actual enjoyment of the food had been long lost.  I think I'll stick to take out from now on and save on the Advil!  I've been in crowded fish camps before and NONE of them were as intolerable as the main dining room at Captain Steve's!
__label__1 This place needs some cleaning!!!!!! We tried it because of the great reviews , the buffet was gross, the hibachi chicken was not bad, but just eating it in that dirty place wasn't pleasant.
__label__1 No thanks.  I'm not really even sure how to describe the Barnyard Flea Market.  We drove by several weekends in a row and were astonished by the amount of people this place packs in so we decided to give it a try.  We were hoping to find some small furniture pieces or decor items.  Umm..not here.  Old paint, used shoes, Avon perfume from 1985, push up bras, womens shape wear with cut-out butt cheeks - yes.  Items of real value - no.  It is just a strange conglomeration of junk in my opinion.  \n\nThe booths that did appeal to me were the fruit/veggie stalls featuring many latin american items for a decent price.  That would be worth going for it you were looking for a hard get item like cactus leaves or cactus flowers.  Other than that, not worth the trip.
__label__1 As one who grew up with regular flea market excursions, and not just because my mom once owned a 5 and Dime, I was pretty underwhelmed by the Barnyard Flea. It's a lot of ... well, junk, and not the \"OHMYGOD, I can't beleeeve they have this\" kind of junk. Cheap plastic earrings that break on the first wear, sketchy gym shoes, old Avon body products, and a couple of hardware store closeout booths. Even the food is just so-so (sorry, fudge lady), lacking the carnivalesque vibe that usually comes with powdered funnel cake and the like. \nThe two exceptions are the vintage jewelry stall near the office and a Latin produce station, where I saw and bought prickly pears (yaaaayyyy) and which redeemed the 3 and a half hours spent roaming. I knew there HAD to be something good here!
__label__3 Being the best pizza in Oregon is about the same prestige as being the best hockey player in Uganda, you don't get alot of bragging rights. The pizza and other menu items are decent , service good and the delivery is fast.
__label__2 Not a bad little golf course location on the west side of Madison (Middleton).  The price is better than other Madison area courses, so if you want to hit a round but not go too far, this is affordable.  \n\nIt's an easy course to walk, especially the back 9.  The front has a tough climb from hole #7 to #8, but other than that, there's no reason to have a gas cart (unless you prefer it).\n\nCall ahead to make sure there aren't any special outings.  I've showed up on a weekday morning to hit a quick nine and have been turned away for an outing I wasn't aware of.\n\nI use the course for my \"rebound\" rounds.  If I'm not hitting well, Tumbledown is good for my ego.  Most holes you can play your slice from another fairway.  If you're hitting well, you'll be very pleased with your scores.\n\nIn summary, while it's not the greatest course, it's an easy and affordable round.  \n\nIf you want highbrow golf with a strict dress code and PGA rules, go somewhere else.  Tumbledown is a nice place for a relaxing round or a group outing.
__label__1 This was my first time trying Culvers. It's nothing special and is comparable to Wendy's or any other fast food burger place.
__label__3 I've been to Verona a few times now and always sing the praises of Michaels.  The burgers and hot dogs are just what you'd expect from a place like this and the custard is outstanding and there are plenty of flavors to choose from. My favorite is the caramel and cashew.  It is a nice place to stop by and just a short walk from my hotel.
__label__2 There's a bar in Verona? What? Where? Down the street and around the corner from my apartment? Who knew.\n\nDraft House is definitely a nice change of pace and change of scenery from the typical downtown establishments. I didn't like that the bar seemed really isolated, but that may just be because I'm not the type to end my night at the same place that I started.\n\nAt 1:30AM on a Saturday night, there was still a healthy handful of folks hanging out. I liked the two floor set-up and the laid-back vibe, but if I had my way, this would not be my first choice of late night establishments.
__label__1 The place is under construction so VERY limited seating.  Was very cold inside.  Very dark lighting as most fixtures were missing.  holes in ceiling and walls torn apart.  Some guy at the bar in camouflage seated us and took waitress almost 10 minutes to greet us.  There was only one other couple in the place.  Food wasn't terrible but lacked flavor.  Decent prices but the Greek music was competing with the country radio station that was blaring in the bar area.  Was just really weird!!!!!
__label__1 The bar area was nice, but the dining area was off-putting. That side of the restaurant needs repairs and lots of upgrades. The fresh bread was burnt and tough. The table was a bit crumby. I ordered the Shrimp Fettuccine Alfredo, which admittedly was bland. The server and service were great.
__label__1 I cannot believe I'm reviewing a McDonald's, but I've been to this location three times, and all three visits have been less than stellar.  \n\nFor starters, the \"drive thru\" system is anything but convenient.  Getting in-and-out via the drive-thru requires you to take 2 full laps around the building - the way the entrance is configured, you must enter their parking lot via the side of the property.  You then drive counter-clockwise around the building to the spot where you order.  Then you drive to get your \"food,\" at which point you're beyond the entrance/exit spot.  So, you have to take another counter-clockwise spin around the parking lot before you can exit.\n\nIt's a terribly inefficient system, and it's somewhat dangerous, as drivers leaving the primary drive-thru lane with their food rarely look for cars circling the building trying to get to the drive-thru.  It's difficult to explain... but go there once, and you'll understand what I'm trying to describe.\n\nOk... entrance/egress aside, let's talk about this location.  It's a McDonald's, so the food is going to be exactly the same as you'd find from any other McDonald's in the world (thanks corporate farming/food prep/chemistry!), which means the service makes or breaks the experience.\n\nToday's experience was especially interesting/frustrating.  I was in Verona, helping a coworker with some home improvement work.  It was around midmorning, and his kids were in the mood for McD's.  Since I was the cleanest of the group, I volunteered to drive and pick-up the grub.  I hopped into the car and made my way over to Mickey Ds, where the drive thru was backed-up (thanks to lack of dual ordering points).\n\nWhen I reached the spot to order, I started placing the order.  I don't often go to McDonald's, so I'm not terribly familiar with the protocol... the first item on my list was identified as a \"large #3 with Coke.\"  \n\nMcD's Microphone Dude: \"Sir, Sir, Sir - I'm sorry, sir - we don't have a large size breakfast item, we only do that at lunch and dinner, sir.\"\n\nMe: \"Oh?  So they can't get a large Coke?\"\n\nMDMD: \"Sir, I'm sorry, we only have one size for breakfast - we don't have large size breakfasts.\"\n\nMe: \"Ok?  I only need a large Coke with that #3.  Not trying to Supersize or anything, just adding a large Coke.\"\n\nMDMD: \"Sir, no - sir, we don't Supersize any longer.  We have large drinks, but we don't Supersize, and we only have one size for breakfast.\"\n\nMe: \"Let's start over.  Could I have a #3 - the biscuit thing, with a Large Coke?\"\n\nMDMD: (long pause) \"Do you want a large Coke?\"\n\nMe: \"Yes, and the #3.\"\n\nMDMD: (long pause) \"So, that's a #3 with large Coke?\"\n\nMe: \"Yes.\"\n\nMDMD: \"Ok.\"\n\nMe: (long pause) \"Can I continue with the order?\"  (looked at screen thing and saw that he got the #3 with large Coke correct)\n\nMDMD: (long pause) \"Yes.\"\n\nMe: ...ordered rest of meals for friend and his kids...\n\nMDMD: Ok, if everything looks correct, proceed to the first window, where we'll have your total ready.\n\nMe: ...drives around...\n\nKid at window: \"That'll be $18.14.\"\n\nMe: \"Sorry for the confusion - I thought you could order a large beverage with your breakfast meal.\"\n\nKid at window: \"You can.\"\n\nMe: \"So, why all of the confusion?\"\n\nKid: \"I don't take the orders here, I just take the money. They take the order at the next window.\"\n\nMe: \"Oh, ok.\"\n\nSo, I go to the next window and the kid explains that he thought I wanted a large sized hash browns, and went to great length to explain that they don't have large hash browns, only regular size.  Ok, whatever...\n\nI returned to my friend's house only to discover they forgot to include the #3 part of the food order... so, we got the large Coke, but no biscuit or hash brown.  UGH!  I gave away my breakfast in the interest of not having to return.\n\n\nPrevious visits included a bout with cold/hard fries and a botched burger order (asked for onions only; got everything but onions), and a less than enthusiastic balding manager dude who seemed to act as if someone had just stomped on his toes a few seconds before I arrived to his window.\n\nThanks to this McDonald's, I'm convinced that I won't need to visit another McDonald's ever again.  I think I'll go watch Supersize Me again, just for good measure.
__label__2 I am sorry to have to give Craig's Cake Shop only three stars because I was expecting and hoping for better.\nThe staff was nice and the product was ok but it did not rise to what I was expecting to find based upon their many good reviews and the fact that they are a small local bakery as opposed to some large producer of a variety of baked goods.\nI compare it to Cupcakes A-Go-Go which exceeded my expectations in flavor and quality while CCS didn't do this.  Though CCS does use a very pretty frosting technique we didn't particularly like the flavor.  The cake was moist enough but the crumb and flavor did not reach to the level of what we have experienced from other bakery that we have purchased.  We once had an outstanding cake from The Rolling Pin and another one that was good was purchased at Metcalf's.  \nWe decided to try CCS in the hopes that we would find another bakery to add to our best list.  Instead, we will be going back to the Rolling Pin or Metcalf's for our next cake.\nThree stars state what is an a-okay rating which these cakes were just a notch below in relation to our high expectations.  But to not be so harsh I will give them this rating.
__label__1 I had a gift certificate for one free brunch so I went there with my mother (who happens to live across the street) one recent Sunday morning. There were very few people in the restaurant, probably because it was the Sunday after Thanksgiving. We were seated right away but it took a while for a server to come to our table. It really wasn't a big deal since it's a self-serve buffet after all, but we flagged down the manager because we had a question. \n\nAlthough the brunch is quite extensive, it is rather pricey at $16. Since my mother is a little older now, she doesn't eat a lot so we politely asked if she could just have a muffin or something small from the buffet and pay a reduced price instead of being charged for a full brunch. This manager (I didn't get her name) picked up the gift certificate and seemed perturbed by the very question! We heard an inaudible remark as she read it over, making it blatantly obvious she DID NOT want to accommodate this simple request. She reluctantly gave in and then walked away as if she was pissed that she agreed to it. \n\nWhatever her name, this so-called manager definitely does NOT belong in hospitality, much less in charge of a popular water-front restaurant! She only smiles when you are greeted, but otherwise has a general rough, hardened look to her. As I ate my meal, she made it a point to check our table to make sure my mother wasn't getting more that just a muffin as agreed-- (oh no!!) On top of that, they TAXED my FREE gift certificate! What a lousy way to treat your customers and such stingy business practices!
__label__1 Went for Sunday brunch. Edible items include bacon and funnel cake strips. Everything else appeared to have been purchased frozen from Sam's club.
__label__2 I ate here for dinner, on a personal recommendation. I'm giving it two and a half stars but will try to give it a shot during lunchtime. For those familiar with the buffet scene in Dane County, eating here made me nostalgic for Taste of Asia buffet on E. Washington that closed down several years ago. Now that was a buffet. Oysy comes close, but maybe this review isn't the space for me to dwell on other restaurants' quality. \n\nThe mussels with creamy white sauce on it was ok, so was the battered shrimp. Eggs food young was so so.  I liked the chow mein. The egg drop soup was especially yellow.  I didn't eat at the dessert aisle, by then I was just stuffed.  \n\nThe wait staff was friendly and so was the youngish looking kid behind the cashier. My fortune cookie was meaningful, so I'll take with me a good memory and the antacid.
__label__2 Stopped there last night after driving by many times in the past to get some food to go.  Not the best Chinese food I have ever had but it was pretty good!\n\nSeemed to be well organized considering the amount of carry out orders that were picked up while I was there.\n\nDecor isn't the best... wall decor lights not plugged in, burned out light bulbs...yet the place was brightly lit.  \n\nFriendly but I am not a fan of staff wearing jeans at any restaurant but that is just my opinion as is all of this.\n\nOver all I will be stopping back to try many other things on their extensive menu.
__label__2 Grade: C-\n\nUmmm. Hmmm. Okay. Uhhhh. Huh. Right. What should I say? Yeah.
__label__1 I LOVE chipotle but when comparing this locations to others, I get about half as my food in my burrito bowl. Seriously, at home I get enough for an entire second meal after I'm full. It would be great if the employees would just add a little more to the burrito bowls.
__label__2 Good food. Great location. Good atmosphere (especially in the atrium) and great sangria. We will go back!
__label__0 If you like sausages, EDM and the smell of bleach, this place is for you! Trying way too hard to be swank in a town much better suited to chill lounge. The only good thing is that I discovered Ami's next door.
__label__4 Amazing food.\nService was excellent as well.\n\nI suppose when you pay these sort of prices you would better expect great good followed by great service.
__label__4 We started our evening with custom printed menus with our names on them commemorating our anniversary that we were celebrating. Our server Joe was phenomenal. Detailed knowledge of the 3 and 7 course meals offered for the evening. I have a gluten allergy that we alerted them to prior to arrival and all of the options were thoughtful customized to suit my needs. I had the 3 course meal with wine pairing that was perfectly matched  for each serving. We were seated next to the windows overlooking the Capitol. Perfect evening!
__label__4 I have been going to Studio 924 for every month for about a year now and I can't imagine being without it. Katy V is an AMAZING stylist and she seems like the only one who can handle my thick unruly hair. Plenty of of excellent product as well!
__label__2 This isn't normally the type of restaurant we'd go to, but they were offering Restaurant.com girft certificates, so we gave them a shot. I reviewed the menu prior to going and knew what to expect -- overpriced American food. But, with the cert. it ended up being a pretty reasonably priced meal for three (including drinks and a dessert). The food actually wasn't bad -- everything was fresh and warm. \n\nThe service was great! Everyone was super friendly and our waitress was very nice and informative. When I realized she'd overcharged on something, she corrected it without the least bit of irritation. \n\nBeer prices were okay, wine was pretty high (didn't even get into mixed). All in all, I would say their food isn't bad, but you can get much better for much less a few blocks away. If it's convenient for you, it's really not the worst you could do. With a coupon, it comes out comparable to other places that don't have the convenience of a hotel.
__label__1 I don't go here often and with good reason -- there doesn't seem to be anything this bar offers that another place doesn't do better. If I wanted to dance or act crazy - there is Brothers. If I want to sit outside - I'd goto Vintage or Johnny O's. If I wanted a quieter place to sit down and talk - there is Red Shed, Segredo's(cause its usually dead) or Blue Velvet. The drinks are OK, the bartenders are OK and its ok to stop on a bar crawl but not somewhere I stay for long.
__label__4 Not sure what more to add than the staff is extremely knowledgeable and helpful.  I have been using the pharmacy services for almost 2 decades.  They will go above and beyond for their customers if it's needed.  I can't imagine going to a chain Rx after having had this kind of nice personal service.  Oh and they are the first place I look for uncommon brands of health supplies.  They can't be found at wa_-__rt.
__label__3 Ragstock is one of those stores you could spend hours in just looking around. It has a cool vibe, and they carry a huge variety of new, vintage, and thrifty clothing and accessories. \nAlthough not everything is of a high quality, it is very affordable. Especially on the sale racks, you can always find something for a steal. \nI've shopped at the Madison location many times and am excited to hear one is coming to the Fox River Mall in Appleton.
__label__2 Jolly Bob's was... okay.\n\nCame here for dinner yesterday and found that the bar was extremely crowded, and blocked off the dining area. I was not greeted by anyone, I needed to get the attention of someone to ask to be put on a list.\n\nIt took over half an hour to get seated. Was served bread reasonably quickly and service once seated was actually decent overall. Bread was good and fresh, Salad was also very good. Then the entrees came. \n\nI got the Avo Cat, which itself was good, but not great for its price. The accompaniments were also just... okay. Rice was particularly dry. Some of my dining companions had food was also merely okay (4oz mahi mahi for 13.50?, dry chicken in a curry dish?)\n\nWhen it was time to take the bill, the server couldn't be bothered to split the cash only bill. \n\nI may come back again some time for drinks, as what my companions had were quite good, but I'm not so sure I'd come back for dinner again.
__label__3 Bath and body works needs to take a lesson from this place. So many home made soaps you'll stay clean for 30 lifetimes. They also have your reflexology covered wih starter kits, oils, and oodles of goodies that'll make you smell and feel pretty. Only downfall is that it's a wee pricey, but if you do around you can find something more budget friendly.
__label__2 I've always enjoyed coming here for brunch.  Great savory dishes as well as sweet brunch dishes.  They have great espresso drinks.  \n\nIt is popular, so you should be OK with eating at the bar if you do not make advance reservations.  But it's delicious and oh so worth it.\n\nWhile it's a nice, solid place for brunch, there could be a bit more pizazz. I like going here, but it's the brunch place I take people to when we can't come up with another option.
__label__3 Ever wonder who started the fair trade coffee brigade?  Well Michelangelo's is one of the first!  \n\nThis place is truly for the coffee purist.  If you don't want your palate muddled by milky add ins and pumps of sugar, you will be pleased that Michelangelo's offers coffee imported from gosh darn every continent you can think of.  But you can sure pick from a bunch of other sweet coffee drinks too! \n\nTea drinkers don't stray away.  You can fill your tea cup with all sorts of white, black, or green teas.  \n\nExtra seating in the back allows you and your hunny bunny to snuggle up and sip on your brews in privacy.  \n\nKeep your eyes open.  This place is so close to the capitol, you might stumble upon a politician!
__label__1 On a charitable day I might've given Isthmus 3 stars, but I also felt the need to balance out the inflated marks it's gotten so far. Every Madison-size or larger community benefits from having a free, weekly alternative newspaper, and The Isthmus is definitely handy for concert and show listings, farmers' market schedules, restaurant reviews, etc etc. But by and large the content is kinda weak. Bill Lueders occasionally has an interesting article in his watchdog column, also occasionally gets apoplectic about rather trivial issues. The media reviewers (Dean Robbins, Kenneth Burns) are consistently lousy. Every so often there's an interesting feature article. The Isthmus also likes to play up its independence but takes potshots at other local media on a regular basis. \n  I'm glad there's a free weekly in Madison, but I really wish there was a better one than The Isthmus. Madison's an interesting and  dynamic community, and it deserves better.
__label__1 As lovers of sketchy Jamaican and Caribbean restaurants, my boyfriend and I (newcomers to Madison) decided to try Jamerica for dinner. We had sampled their jerk chicken at Taste of Madison this summer but wanted to get the full experience, not to mention that I had a mad craving for some coconut rice and stewed cabbage. It was cold outside, so we decided to grab a case of Capital's Winter Skal and get our jerk chicken to go. Entrees on the dinner menu range from 11.50-15.50 each, which is pushing it for me, but they are cooked to order which is much appreciated. Jerk chicken will set you back 11.50, and if you want some delicious plantains they'll charge another $3. The chicken was dark meat, skin on, bone in and we got 4 thighs with our one meal. The jerk sauce was not very spicy or flavorful, and the chicken was quite greasy. The rest of the styrofoam takeout container was filled with a mixture of stewed cabbage, carrots, and broccoli on one side and rice and red beans on the other. Not much flavor there either :( In my opinion the best part were the plantains, but as I said earlier it was $3 for about 6 or 7 pieces. \nThe inside is very inviting on a cold night and the decor is eclectic. Next time I'll go for lunch and stay a while. In the meantime, I'll try David's.
__label__1 So, Jolly Bob's is now closed, and I was in search of something to fill the massive hole it left in my heart (and stomach). Sadly, Jamerica just did not do that.\n\nImmediately, I liked the vibe: chill, serve yourself a beverage from the cooler, motherly figure waiting on you. But that was kind of it. The rest was disappointing.\n\nI ordered the chicken curry and a Jamaican beef patty to start, and was then told they were out of both. So I switched to a veggie patty and BBQ chicken. My companions ordered Mango Rundown Tofu and Jerk Chicken.\n\nThe BBQ chicken was good, but nothing particularly amazing. The sauce was spicy and not too sweet. The tofu was pretty good, but really sweet, and between the tofu, stewed veggies, and rice, it was all the kind of the same texture. The jerk chicken was best: spiced well and tender. The sides, rice and beans and stir fried veggies were nothing spectacular, but they rounded out the plate.\n\nOverall, it was just kind of underwhelming. Probably won't be rushing back any time soon.
__label__1 Quick food.  Not surprisingly it tastes like a chain
__label__4 This is frankly the best Mediterranean food restaurant in Madison and trust me I've tried them all. Everything from the excellent food, Faysal's unmatched hospitality, and the staff's friendliness just keeps making me come back and back again to this place to satisfy my Mediterranean food cravings!
__label__0 I think people give this place 4 or 5 stars because they WANT to like it, and want to feel worldly and cosmopolitan. My primary complaint with this place is that it is far too expensive for what it is. \n\nI ordered one of the chicken entrees, at $14.95, and it tasted fine- nothing special though, and I was still hungry after devouring it. So hungry that I went and had two slices at Ian's.  It was just one chicken breast with some sauce and a small patch of rice. It also came with a small bowl of soup, which was flavorless. This is not a fancy place- it's basically a cafeteria, which is fine by me, but why the fine dining prices and small portions? I'm amazed that people in Madison are willing to pay these prices for such small portions. I should say, also, that I very rarely leave a restaurant still hungry, so it's not like I have a super sized appetite.
__label__2 I love the atmosphere of this place. Total college hole in the wall, relatively authentic Nepalese food with great service. I had the wheat gluten dish, which was ok but too salty for my taste and overpriced. I think their tarkari is worth it and I wish I had gotten that instead.
__label__4 An excellent Italian restaurant in downtown Madison, WI. We caught this place out of the corner of our eye and boy am I glad we stopped in for dinner. It's not a large place, but it's very cozy and we had a great time kidding around with the staff. The food is excellent - every one of the six of us in the group had nothing but good things to say.\n\nThey brought some freshly-baked bread to the table and we ate probably 3-4 baskets of the stuff. The butter for the bread was awesome. I wish I could remember what was in it (it was a compound butter) but I can't. Just know that it's really good.\n\nSalads for our group were: Insalata Caprise (mozzarella, tomatoes, artichokes, basil, garlic, olive oil); House salads, we tried different dressings including Spicy Gorgonzola, Spicy tomato and Italian Chunk. Each were great but I'll warn you that the spicy part is true. It's a heat that builds up the more you eat it. Delicious.\n\nI had the Spaghetti Alla Bolognese which was to die for. The sauce is wonderful and the dish was served with a small side of sauteed green beans. For such a simple dish, I was very impressed. Others in our group had Rigatoni Alla Vodka (both gave it great reviews) and Fettuccine Alla Corsara (pasta w/ salmon) and it also got great reviews.\n\nI highly recommend this restaurant - we were blown away by the food and the wait staff.
__label__2 I was taken aback by the entrance and how the signs instruct you to go upstairs to Sunroom Cafe. If my friend hadn't recommended it for breakfast I most likely would not have gone up since peering up the stairs it looked kind of sketchy.\n\nOnce you reach the top of the stairs, the door to the right opens up to a simplistic cute cafe. Tables and chairs are spread throughout the cafe with paintings on the wall. People are socializing over brunch, reading a book/paper or tapping away on their laptop.\n\nOrder up at the counter and then your name is called when your food is ready. Food is incredibly cheap and simple - two eggs, potatoes and bacon were $3.50 and then another $1.50 for a single pancake. Wow. Price is right and the atmosphere is cozy.
__label__3 It's been a while since I've eaten at Sunroom Cafe but I fondly remember healthy breakfasts, tasty lunches and classy dinners that shine on State St. The space is, dur, filled with sunlight and while it can be a little warm at times, it's a great little place to grab a meal with friends and catch up. \n\nMy favorite meal here has to be breakfast...delicious baked goods, tasty lattes, and loads of quiche. Nom Nom. As other have said - be ready for a line, especially during the weekend morning hours when college kids are rolling out of bed. The space is most certainly cramped but if you don't mind waiting in line a bit, snagging a meal is worth it. If you're coming during the lunch hours, any and all of their salads are thoroughly delightful. \n\nThanks for the memories, Sunroom. Hope I see you soon!
__label__3 Great on a Saturday morning when you're hungover from celebrating the 25th reunion with college buddies. Crazy Legs was getting set to start on the Capitol steps (damn healthy people). It set the stage for a late breakfast here at the Sunroom.\nBack in college, I must have walked past this place thousands of times. It's doorway and menu just a blip on the State Street radar. From the other side of the street, I'd see the place and think, 'Hmm, I should try that sometime' only to have my ADHD divert me to something shiny somewhere.\nWe walk up the stairs and stand in line to order at the counter. Smallish place, reminds me of a cafe. Chalkboard menu, just like a cafe. I ordered the huevos ranchero with veggie chili (that's the only chili they had) and coffee. Coffee was great as we waited for our food. I wasn't sure how to get more coffee once I was done. Wasn't sure if I was supposed to flag down someone, go up and poor myself, stand in line and pay for another cup. So I played stupid (perfected this move) and asked one of the workings girls as she passed by. She was nice enough to get me a cup. :)\nFood arrives and we dig in. I honestly don't remember much as I was hungry and hungover, but I ate the whole thing. I walked out of there feeling good about the day and ready for another night of celebrating. Starting with the Essen Haus at 3pm. Damn, I missed Madison.
__label__3 What I love about this location over the two that I am used to in Milwaukee is the basement used vinyl section. The two in Milwaukee run their vinyl on the floor, completely packed. I always have to sit on the floor, pull some out, and move like 20 at a time.\n\nThis location has 75% of the stuff in bins that I can stand and pick through...and the best part is that there is no one in the basement, so you don't feel weird if you want to sit there for two hours literally looking through every album. I don't feel welcome to do that at the one on 76th st in Milwaukee.
__label__3 Tonight I was on a mission. I wanted a delicious but cheap sandwich. After thinking for a bit, I remembered Mildred's. I'd been there once before as a kid, but couldn't remember the experience. I didn't recall disliking it, so it must have been at least decent.\n\nWhen I got their I looked over their pretty lengthy menu. They really do have a lot of choices. All appeared to be quite delicious on paper. I finally decided on the Blystone. When I went to pay with my debit card, I was told that they only except cash and to use the ATM in the corner. Unfortunately the ATM turned out to be on the fritz and I had to go to a corner store and use their ATM.\n\nAnyway, the sandwich TOTALLY made up for the slight ATM inconvenience. After reading reviews here I was only expecting an okay sandwich, but seriously... this thing was great. It was pretty big and I probably should have saved half for later, but I was starving. It filled me up, that's for sure. Definitely worth going back for. Next time I'll be sure to have some cash on hand.
__label__3 Haters gone hate
__label__1 Terrible service, the food was okay. Restaurant was empty but we had to wait 20 minutes for the waiter to come and give us food. We were literally the only customers.
__label__1 I trusted the madison yelpers to help me find good restaurants and madison and buraka was among the very top there. Unfortunately, the food wasn't anything special. It wasn't bad in any way, just a little bland and not inspiring. I've had better east african food in most african restaurants in chicago.
__label__1 I've had a lot better Ethiopian than I was served at Buraka. There is a decent percentage of veg options, which I appreciate, but the menu overall isn't very broad. They also don't have sampler platters for individuals, except for a two-entree combination option which costs more than one entree for approximately the same amount of food. \n\n I ordered a combination of the misir wot and the black beans, both described as spicy. Wary due to other Yelp reviews, I emphasized to the server that I like my food spicy, and she assured me that the two dishes are indeed quite spicy. They were not. More significantly, they simply weren't very flavorful. Nor was the injera, usually a highlight of my Ethiopian restaurant experiences.  Halfway through the meal the server offered hot sauce, which helped,but I ultimately expect more flavor in the food itself. \n\nThe ambiance is nice, and they have patio dining, but I'd give this restaurant a definite pass in the future.
__label__3 Dr. Bonsett-Veal was great!  I think he is very personal and related to me quickly.  He was my first eye-doctor visit ever and I felt great.  He also explained my options, like whether to get glasses or not for my slight vision correction, and an extra 'eye-mapping' test.  Which I got and he emailed to me so I have on my records!  \n\nI went sunglass shopping there because he recommended it, they were very helpful to help us look around, however the prices were higher than other places, and the cheap glasses didn't fit as well as we would've liked, besides that I thought it was perfect.
__label__1 I had a pretty frustrating experience with the Bonsett-Veal office similar to Christopher H's review. I chose their business over others simply because of proximity to my house and I expected a quick and simple prescription renewal like I've had for years at my old optometrist's office. Their staff is friendly and Dr. Bonsett-Veal is nice enough but the \"scientific method\" that another reviewer refers to isn't conducive to easy, breezy prescription renewals.\nI've had a stable prescription for many years and have never run into an optometrist who had an issue finding the right glasses and contacts prescription. With my first appointment, I was given a both glasses and contact prescriptions that were considerably lower than I have had in the past but I trusted that they would work. \nIt took multiple visits to the office to finally get comfortable contacts and a prescription close to what I've had. Weeks later, I had to return to their office after ordering glasses using the Bonsett-Veal prescription and it being just as awful as the contact prescriptions. \nDuring each appointment, I felt like the staff was rushing me and that no one really believed that the prescriptions weren't effective. I'm due for my yearly appointment with them but I definitely won't be returning because of how much of a hassle it turned out to be.
__label__3 An absolutely beautiful mansion sitting on the top of Pinckney overlooking the capital building and the rest of the city. We went over a 4th of July weekend in the summer so prices were jacked way up. Honestly, for what we paid, I can't say MHI was worth it. But looking at their standard rate card, prices seem to improve during regular days (although regardless they seem more like Chicago prices than Madison prices to this Chicago-ite)\n\nWe arrived in the afternoon and had to ring a doorbell to gain admittance. This was a standard procedure every time we came back: guests do not receive a key to the exterior door and someone is up 24/7 to let you in. When we walked in, there was a beautiful bar and sitting area to our left, and a lounge with fireplace to our right. We were shown our room which was an \"english basement\" style room. Not too much light, but nicely appointed, frette sheets, aveda bath products, a heated bathroom floor, and terry cloth robes. A small desk, sitting chair, large bureau, a chest of drawers, and 42\" flat screen completed the decor. Oh, and a huge picture of Lance Armstrong. Huh? Yeah, turns out Trek the bike company owns the whole place, oddly enough. So don't be surprised when you see B&W biking pictures everywhere. \n\nAnyways, the bed was extremely comfortable and we heard absolutely no noise the entire time we were in our room despite the Inn having several other occupants. The staff were quite pleasant and helpful when we hung out in the lounge, making us feel quite welcome and comfortable with a never ending supply of nuts and candy, and eating (the included) continental breakfast on the deck off the lounge was a nice experience. \n\nThe Inn overall is beautifully decorated; think lots of marble, wood, and restored tile. And a wonderful circular staircase up the middle of the house. I wouldn't do the lower floor room again though (room 3.) It was dead quiet, but also dark and a little gloomy. They pitched us specifically on that room vs. another because it was larger, but I'd rather have light than a few extra square feet the next time.
__label__2 I have mixed feelings for this restaurant. \n\nThe first time I went there the service was terrible, the waitress was more concerned with talking to the cooks than getting my order filled in a timely manner. If they were able more busy at that moment I wouldn't mind as much, but at the time I was the ONLY one there. \n\nThe second time, there were two waitresses and a little bit more people, however the girls were still too busy with gossiping in the corner, but they were more effective with the service, I guess it helped I was sitting at the actual sushi bar that time. \n\nThe sushi itself is mediocre at best, I just moved to Madison and have a little pet project to try all the sushi restaurants in town to try to find my favorite. \n\nFrom my experience a Boston Roll consists of shrimp, avocado, and mayo. Their's apparently is just salmon and avocado. The only thing I found close was the Hidden Tiger Roll on their daily special roll that had eel in it. Reading through their menu it all seemed very plain and not following any of the recipe for the \"traditional\" rolls I've seen at other sushi restaurants. Also, the taste of the rolls themselves are rather bland.
__label__2 I wish I had better things to say, but this is sadly a joint that should have stayed in my undergraduate days. I wanted to say this is for people on budget BUT, its not that cheap either.\n\nThe place is decent, clean and the sushi chef is friendly greeting us when we came in and was leaving.\n\nI would say, I wouldn't eat any raw stuff here, and the cooked dish I got was also so-so. Tonkatsu was dry and batter was not really there. $14.50 instead of the $10 lunch price I get at King Muramoto... nah. not gonna work.\n\nThe only saving grace was the hot miso soup on the cold day I visited. \n\nJust not worth the price you pay, and the low traffic in the restaurant on Friday night makes me doubt the freshness of the sashimi and sushi they have.
__label__1 First, the good:  The room was nice and clean and the staff were incredibly friendly and helpful.\n\nNow, the bad:  for some reason, no one seems to have noticed the INCREDIBLY LOUD PLUMBING in this place.  I was staying in one of the rooms that had a view of the lake and whenever one of the three neighboring bathrooms would turn on their water, it would make more noise than my alarm clock.  The view was quite nice, but since I'm here for a job interview, I care more about sleep than scenery.  \n\nTo the hotel's credit, when I called the front desk at 11:30pm b/c I couldn't take it anymore, the fellow at the desk came right up to take me to a new room, helped carry my bags over, and refused a tip.  He was really quite courteous and friendly.  Without the exceptional service, I'd give this an Eeks!  \n\nStill, if you stay here and want primarily to be able to sleep, I recommend asking for a street-view room instead of a lake-view room.  You will have fewer shared walls and the adjacent rooms will be more likely to be empty so you will sleep better. \n\nAlso, I have the same weird skin thing from the water...it might just be that I'm not used to the low humidity here, but I'd expect that to show up as chapped lips first.  My legs and shins are all itchy and scratchy...kinda weird.  \n\nGratefully, no spiders...
__label__1 They close the Hilton Honors lounge on the week ends. Very disappointing because they only offer you one drink card to replace the lounge. Very unusual for a Hilton , seems to be a mini Hilton in many respects. Not what I am use to in services, for a Hilton would be ok as a Best Western and the rates should then be lower.
__label__1 Went there on a saturday night.  Super loud, crazy music, and people all hovering in front of the flavors.  Too chaotic.  Yogurt not particularly good (and it does NOT take a particularly good version to please me.  Dissapointing - just ok.
__label__2 My biggest gripe: The employees either need to step up their game or management needs to hire more employees. It is the middle of summer and I would expect an ice cream shop to be up-staffed in anticipation of the increase in customers. For the amount of foot traffic that the Chocolate Shoppe gets between 7-9PM on a warm summer night, they are seriously, seriously understaffed.\n\nI'm not one to complain about standing in line for 15-30 minutes for a scoop of ice cream (especially if I'm craving it), but unfortunately, Chocolate Shoppe doesn't really deliver. There are many flavors, yes, but I feel like the quality of the ice cream they serve is way too commercial (read: overly processed). I could probably pick up a no-name pint of the same flavored ice cream at the Copps down the street and not be able to tell the difference. \n\nGiven the other options in the area (including UW's own Babcock Hall Dairy Store), it will be a long while until I'm back.
__label__2 The food was ok, I love waffle fries and the produced some spicy delicious ones so I was pretty happy.  Drinks were cheapo schmepo (again I'm from out of town and found Madison delightfully affordable) but the main event here was the boxing game.  \nWe were with a group of family and friends in town for a wedding and everyone was getting into this thing...my boyfriend, my brother, my uncle, even our friends in town from Norway (in their 50s) were all over this thing!  It was so fun!\nThey had a ton of stuff to chose from so it's an easy to please all type of place.  also a lot of seating, inside and out, so it was a great stop for us.  Nothing amazing and above and beyond but fun for a college town.
__label__1 I feel hungover and the guilt of being underage just by walking by this place.  Unless I'm super drunk to begin with, I'm probably not venturing in.\n\nOn another note, I gave this a second star because I hear they have (or used to have) a stock market pricing system where drinks cost more or less based on demand.  It's the only way I've ever really understood the economy, and that combined with the fact that they serve alcohol, merits two proud stars.
__label__4 Great Brats!
__label__2 short menu, which is cool if ya want a burger or brat and a brew. Thought the brat was good and the beer cold. YOUNG crowd, thought the female bartender was a bit rude that being said had a good time watching the Bama / LSU game.
__label__2 I haven't been here in twenty years.  While in town for a Badger game and walk down memory lane, my husband came here to watch the Packer game on Sunday before returning home.\n\nWe sat at the bar and and the $4.50 huge cups of beer was a fantastic deal.  Two beers did me for the whole game.  Couldn't tell you the ounces.  But they were big, a little foamy but big\n\nBut I have to say, the service was pretty sad.  As we were looking straight at the kitchen we could see food sitting for quite awhile before it went out.  And while the women wait staff seemed to be running around quite a bit, the men just stood there.  There was popcorn all over the floor and they weren't even serving popcorn.  Still, noone seemed interested in cleaning it up.  When one guy asked to have his table wiped off, the bartender handed him a towel.  That was the general apathy.  Oh and then when a guy ordered a boot that she said cost $16, the customer gave her a $20 and she didn't give change back.  That was the same waitress who handed the customer the towel.  But then again, at least she was doing something - the men including the guy who I think was the manager, seemed to be doing nothing.\n\nMy husband and I were actually a little apprehensive about ordering food after witnessing all this mismanagement.  But I'm glad we did because the fried cheese curds were yummy.  And the tv was right in front of us so it was fine, mostly because it was cheap.
__label__3 Alright, I was torn on this place until I decided I really liked it.  I lived right up the street and I ate here all the time.  I tried the majority of their menu and have concluded that this is great feel-good soul fuel food.  The noodles are scrumptious, the dumplings are plump, the potstickers are delicious, and sauces are wholesome, and the Korean BBQ pork is really good.  You get a lot of food on your portion, and you can carryout.  That said, the noodles can be a bit heavy, and the dishes can get a bit greasy.  Still, it all tastes really good and while I can't speak to authenticity, it certainly warms a lonely evening.
__label__3 Located in the western end of Willy St, Wah Kee is the best Cantonese/Guangdong style Chinese food in Madison. If you regularly go to restaurants in North American Chinatowns, this place will bring back your memories! \n\nWah Kee's menu is huge and even includes some Thai/Vietnamese items, but the highlights are in its Cantonese selections. Anything in the Lo Mein section is pretty good. Wonton Lo Mein is my favorite. They made wontons fresh and they are among the best I had in this country. \n\nThey offer some really authentic appetizers. I recommend you to resist your urge to order spring rolls and try out \"fried turnip cake\", \"Yau Choi in Oyster Sauce\", \"Sticky Rice in Lotus Leaf\", \"BBQ pork buns\", or \"scallion pancake.\" It's pretty rare that you can find these dishes in the Midwest. \n\nRice in Clay Pot is also Wah Kee's specialty. Expect some preparing time but they worth the wait. \n\nI wanted to give it 5 stars (as appeared in the very first version of the review) because it is such a bargain for budget foodies, but 4 stars probably will do justice to other Chinese eateries in town. Nonetheless, Wah Kee is one of the best meals you can get under $10 in the Madtown.
__label__1 Blech. I'm half writing this as a note to myself to stop trying to eat here.\n\nSo, the noodles are clearly fresh, and it's a conceptual step up from the Americanized type Chinese one finds many other places here, and something different if you're not up for the heat level of Szechuan. But uh if you don't like fish? Skip this place. The first few times I thought maybe I made an ordering error, but there is no reason for BBQ Pork Lo Mein to taste and smell aggressively fishy. Both the broth (maybe there's some shrimp involved) and the noodles (which is far stranger). It's disconcerting and offputting. Maybe that's nitpicky of me, and maybe someone who ate fish wouldn't notice. But for me? GLECH. Their house-made hot sauce is awesome and conceals the worst of it, but I shouldn't -need- to conceal unwanted flavors like that.\n\nSo basically, Must Love Fish if you're gonna get the noodle dishes here. 4 stars in that case. If you want your pork to just be pork, then see rating above.
__label__0 The bookstore is, without a doubt, the most corporate bookstore in all of Madison. I'd even go so far as to label it a \"big brother\" entity. The benefits of their return policy end within the first month of the semester. \n\nI had the ink for my printer cartridge refilled, only to experience problems with it the very next day. \n\nSometimes a student is left with no other choice, but I'd recommend any other route available, as far as buying books are concerned. \n\nBuying books online is not only cheaper, it's also worth the wait.
__label__4 The place was awesome. Food was EXCEPTIONAL. And definitely reasonably priced. Check it out. I know that I will be going back.
__label__4 The flavors are awesome. This is coming from a person who makes Indian food, so i know flavors and spices a lot.\nI am coming here next time too. I had catfish (Kari Lele) and it was tooo good.
__label__1 I don't normally review chain places anymore but I'll say this -- this Taco Bell isn't that good as far as Taco Bells go. I don't know why but some ingredients -- especially anything with rice -- tastes awful. I don't know if the Taco Bell/KFC's use a different ingredient base but I can't believe how bad things like the Cheesy Bean and Rice burrito taste. Other than that, it's Taco Bell..what's to say?
__label__0 Rude, racist, dark. Unconscious drunk people at the bar or at the entrance smelling like urine. Homeless old men grabbing at my date. Pretty much an assault. Place attracts the detritus.
__label__1 I stopped eating here last summer.  I have a rule.  I cross any place off my list when I'm too distracted by all the flies to pick something from the menu.  \n\nI'd give one star, but, the saving grace is that all the flies are dead in the winter.  And Madison has a lot of winter.
__label__2 Like any place on/ near State St., parking sucks.\n\nOther than that it is really nice.  I had a simple ham sandwich and (although they forget the sprouts) it was so good and fresh, the wheat bread was nice and soft and the pasta salad with feta was fantastic.  According to my friend, you should always try the special because it was the best, but I was very happy with my meal.\n\nMy buddy told me a quite sentimental story about getting in there underage, but as we are all old now, I can't vouch for that.
__label__3 Was in Madison for a show at the Frequency and decided to perform at the open mic here. The audience was lucky because I totally killed. I'm just kidding, but I really did totally kill. I'm joking about how awesome I think I am but the real joke was when I performed here, meaning that I told several awesome jokes that the crowd really enjoyed. A really awesomely attended show and the local performers were really funny. Seriously though, I fucking killed it.
__label__3 Always a good time, especially with a group. The staff is generally professional, although our last waitress missed my gf's request of water in addition to her drink multiple times.  The comedians can be hit or miss, but if someone out the crowd says something stupid they get ripped up which is always a plus. Not for the faint of heart squares. Loosen up man.
__label__2 Passable middle eastern and mediterranean food in a nice State Street setting close to campus.
__label__0 This is the worst run management company I have come across in several years of renting.  Not only were they unable to manage the radiator problems I alerted the management about all fall/winter, but they refused to offer any type of credit for the inconvenience it caused.  I actually went out and purchased a thermometer to prove that my apartment was unbearable, I was correct at 90 degrees in every room.  All of my stuff was melting (think makeup/deodorant etc...)   The response? Open the window.  Sure thing, in the middle of winter when it is 0 degrees and I am a single female on the first floor. Great solution.\n\nIn addition, it appeared to be a large inconvenience for Mick to submit the appropriate paperwork for me to sublet the apartment. I dealt with several rude and unprofessional emails constantly over the course of the time I lived here.\n\n Would not recommend this company to anyone.  Customer service was awful and I felt there was no alternate to work with.
__label__1 The crowd is not my scene,  but they make a strong yet decent tasting long Island. the main draw for me was competitive foosball almost any night of the week. its been a few years though.
__label__0 The Pub isn't a dive bar--it's a shitty bar.  Period.  \n\nIf you want to go to a good dive bar, go to the Paradise or the Main Street Depot, for crying out loud.  Don't go here.\n\nIt's disgusting.  The drinks weren't good.  If it were to be obliterated via meteor right now, I would dance in its ashes.  :p  \n\nTo add to the pleasure of my experience, there were girls doing coke in the bathroom.  Seriously?  You're at THE PUB.  If you're going to do coke, at least go to the Crave Lounge where snorting drugs might still be en vogue.
__label__3 I quite like the place....their entrance is through a quaint-looking garden which sets a romantic mood. The ambiance inside is pretty nice. The food is good. Try the stuffed mushrooms. They can be pretty busy at times so I would call ahead.
__label__1 I went there for the lunch deals only, but I can't say I'm impressed with the food. Service there is really nice and their lunch portions are filling, but their pasta is very overcooked. It's also a bit dark inside the place, but it's nice and quiet for the most part.
__label__2 The food was edible, but not incredible. Mind you, it's better than what I can make for myself, but it doesn't stand out. I honestly couldn't tell you whether or not it was expensive because UWIsc paid for our banquet.\n\nHowever, the downstairs basement/dungeon/bar/whatever is a pretty fun place to hang out. The dining area can get cramped and difficult if it's reserved for large groups because there are big pillars that take up a lot of space. This makes restroom trips cumbersome.\n\nBut the flirty and good-looking bartender? He gets 25,000,000 stars.
__label__1 Growing up in Madison, I have heard about this place for years.  It is with that and Restaurant Week that my girlfriend and I ventured out there last night.\n\nThe environment was great, nice and cozy with a higher class feel. Great lighting and seating arrangement.\n\nThe service was good, nothing bad, but nothing spectacular.\n\nHowever, the point of this was for the food. Sadly, that did not live up to the hype, not even marginally.\n\nThe bread and oil served as a precursor was incredible. The oil was infused with a nice spice that went great with the warm sourdough.\n\nFor appetizers, we had the Italian Stuffed Mushrooms and the Spinach and Artichoke Dip.  The dip was incredible, hot, gooey, with a crusty yet easily broken up bread. The mushrooms left much more to be desired.  Initially, they tasted like a pizza without a crust, but as I chewed, the pepper became overwhelming.  That was the first one.  After that, I could scarcely taste anything but pepper.\n\nOur entrees were a stuffed steak, what I would refer to as a Steak Parmigiana and Stuffed Shrimp with Spinach Fettuccine. The marinara with the steak was ok, most likely homemade, but the steak was overcooked to the point of being tough. And overall the dish was rather bland, even with the sauce and cheese.  The shrimp dish was no better.  The shrimp itself was good, but the stuffing and the white sauce both had little to no flavor. What little flavor that they did have was from the pasta and the shrimp.  The pasta itself was very good, as long as it was sauce free.  It had a great texture, was cooked perfectly, and made me think it was made in-house.  I did not eat most of this dish, which is nearly unheard for me.\n\nThen we had our desserts, a hazelnut gelato with a cream center and a chocolate cannoli.  Both were good, but nothing to rave about.  The cannoli's filling was very rich and it almost made itself less appealing the more I ate.  I'm a chocolate fiend and have had varieties from many countries, so this was new to me.  The cream center of the gelato was a great addition, but was offset a bit by the overabundance of cocoa on the outside.  Again, neither was bad, but they fell short of memorable.\n\nThis meal was mostly bland really.  Short of a couple highlights, it was simply a below average meal.  The one thing that I'd never think of Italian cuisine is bland. Even if you're not a fan of the flavors, they are always there and always intense.  That's part of the draw.  For Porta Bella, it's character-lacking food has persuaded me to look elsewhere.
__label__3 I liked the funkiness of the interior, though it might not be to everyone's liking. The lighting could sure be improved. \n\nBut you come here for the food, right? No worries there. If you crave the old school steakhouse experience, you will be really happy. First. Attention to detail. Couple of choices on bone-in steaks, which earns points in my book. And radishes in the crudit\u00e9s! Second, they butcher a little bit thicker than the norm. A bone-in Rib Eye was almost 2 inches thick. That's just greatness.  \n\nAs such, portions will seem large. Entrees come with soup or salad, and a potato or vegetable side. They are not meager. Nor are the appetizers. Be really hungry if you intend to order off that menu as well, or be prepared to take steak home. \n\nMeat will come in the desired temp - they executed that really well. Well seared crust. Would have let it rest another 5 minutes myself, but it came out sizzling on a plate.  Care is taken with scallops and shrimp were tender chilled crescents of delight. A bread tray is brought to the table, but it ranges from good biscuits to a mediocre bread machine loaf. They'd be better off buying in from Madison Sourdough. Still, I ate it. \n\nThe wine list is quite competent, if not showy, and that itself is an accomplishment. Servers are about what you find in Madison; folksy friendly but sloppy on the water pour. I enjoyed them regardless. If I could improve on the experience, I'd hire a lighting designer, buy bread out and get a good cleaning service to scrub the floors which seemed a little dingy along the edges. \n\nI'd go back. And definitely ask for the red banquette.
__label__0 Very disappointing! The steak was overcooked and bland. I ordered the $49 Bone In Tenderloin medium rare- it was delivered medium well. We were the 2nd table to be seated at 5:10. By 6:30, every table around us had been seated, served and had eaten their entrees as we were still waiting for our entrees. When I finally got the attention from our waitress, she was defensive and told us we were wrong as did the host as we were leaving. \nThe bread & oysters Rockefeller were tasty but not enough to be bring us back.
__label__2 OK place but had better.\nSteak was OK although for the price i was expecting better.\nwe were seated on a table and the seats were small.\nNo parking, had to drive around till i found a ramp (with pay meters) not too far.
__label__4 What a fun evening. Thanks Bob, Theresa, Dale...and everyone at Tornado Steak House and Corral Room Bar. With so many dining choices in Madison, we were directed to the Tornado Steak House by Wisconsin Supper Clubs by Ron Faiola. Another great suggestion Ron. Owner Henry D has captured the traditional Wisconsin supper club experience with some flair at Tornado Steak House. Relish tray served \"vertical\" - check. Round \"vegas styled\" booths for intimate service in the bar - check. Perfectly mulled Brandy Old Fashioned - check. Tornado Steak House is located in the former Crandalls, and named for the infamous Spring and Summer Wisconsin storms that equally capture the attention of locals. Starting with an email and a message/ Facebook - Bob the GM was efficient, communicative and very responsive, working diligently to squeeze us in for a Saturday evening reservation - viola - a cancellation and Bob was quick to accommodate us. We arrived early and sat in the cozy circular booths - graciously welcomed with a Jack and Coke , Brandy and Southern Comfort Old Fashioned(s) - perfectly mulled and served in heavy cocktail tumblers - \"old school\" - also a couple of Karben 4, Nightcall Porter(s) - served cold and quickly with attention to detail. Appetizers of Escargot and Coquille Saint Jacques - perfectly prepared, the sea scallops are poached in white wine and served with Wisconsin cream - excellent. For dinner, three of us enjoyed the Saturday special cuts of house prepared Prime Rib and the fourth enjoyed a deliciously prepared fillet of Walleye. Dinners were served with a choice of salad - wedge w/ roquefort dressing, mixed greens and vinaigrette, or tossed spinach w/ hot bacon dressing. I had the wedge and thought it was served perfectly chilled with just the proper amount of roquefort and french - tasty. Salads were preceded by the \"vertical\" relish offering and although our bread tray was forgotten, it was quickly retrieved when we inquired. Entree's were served with the Tornado Steak House famously delicious hash browns - and Yorkshire pudding - correctly executed in their preparation and served next to the nicely seasoned prime. If you are grading supper clubs on location, ambiance, hospitality, service, charisma, food, presentation, \"x-factor\", and value - I believe you'll find Tornado Steak house will score very high on your scorecard - I know it did on ours. Thanks Tornado Steak house for creating an authentic Wisconsin Supper Club experience that we thoroughly enjoyed. Stop by and visit Tornado Steak House soon, I'll think you'll enjoy the experience as much as we did.
__label__2 Is the food good? No. Is the service good? Actually, yes. On Monday night my 3 friends and I had several margaritas (because they're 1/2 off!!) and dinner there. The bartender was very nice and the drink was appropriately strong, and the table waiter was also very pleasant to 4 of us. The place was not that happening on this particular night  - I think it's partly because of the holiday emptiness the college town experiences + ultra cold night - so no body was kicking us out of the door in hurry. We stayed and chatted long after taking care of the bills, and they didn't seem to care. \n\nHas the food been authentic or anything close to that, the dining experience would have been a bit more pleasurable on palate, but over all, not too much to complain about.
__label__1 the outdoor seating was nice.  margaritas were pretty good.  food was not good at all.  So if you want to hang out on state street and have a drink, it's nice.  If you want good food, go somewhere else.
__label__2 I'm happy with CMI for the most part - the maintenance staff in particular is great. I live in an older building, so it has its own set of age-related problems. With every issue I've had, the maintenance staff has delivered. Very pleasant people, too.\nThe office staff can be difficult at times - I always hang up feeling like I've bothered someone or I'm an annoyance. Wish the candor would change. Regardless, my requests are always fulfilled, and I can't complain about that.
__label__0 I would have given this place 3 stars for okay but not great/good food, but given that I got violent food poisoning after eating here and was up from 1:30am-6:30am vomiting every hour or so, I have no choice but to go with 1 star.\n\nAs a dive bar it seemed cool though.
__label__0 Not sure how good the food is going to be but 45 minutes to get it is unacceptable. No apologies at all from the staff either. Finally got our food. Not worth the wait.  Skip it!
__label__1 I had dinner at Hawk's while visiting Madison during a conference, and I chose it because it had vegetables on the menu, and those seem hard to find behind all the friend cheese curds in this town (believe me- not a complaint). This place is definitely straightforward, no frills, nothing special with the food. My husband and I both got salads, and they were pretty mediocre.   \nAlso, my main disappointment is that the beer menu doesn't list all the beers! I had the bartender recommend something for me, which turned out to be fine, but a few minutes later I saw  a waitress bring someone else the Leinenkugels Honey Wheat that I had been searching for! I saw it listed nowhere on the menu! Ugh! Sadness. \nHawk's served its purpose in providing vegetables, but nothing special here!
__label__2 I checked out a review of this place before hitting it up (vegan breakfast fare can be dicey to say the least) and was pleased to see they offer a Tofu skillet plus Vegan Biscuits and Gravy. Because the omnipresent \"tofu scramble\" is wearing a bit thin, I decided to try the biscuits and gravy because... why the hell not. I was with four hungry dudes who each ordered some variation of eggs and sausage yet they were all drooling when my plate was brought out. Zing!\n\nThe biscuits were suuuper hearty (I couldn't eat again until, like, 7 pm) and smothered in a bland gravy. I loaded on the hot sauce which helped but I still felt they were lacking in flavor. The plate came with hash browns and some chopped tomatoes and broccoli. I give Willalby's points for effort, but my meal wasn't superb.\n\nAs for the guys' meals-- they were hungover and left highly satisfied. I heard that the sausage far surpassed nearby Lazy Jane's and the eggs were done well.
__label__3 Great diner on Willy Street! Went here after finding out Lazy Janes wasn't serving breakfast (after 11). Willalby's serves breakfast all day.\n\nPancakes are solid, omelette are amazing. Try the Hart's Content! The only thing that kept me from giving it 5 stars was the coffee. Not so good either of the three times I've been there. But very good diner (and cheap!) that I'd recommend.
__label__2 It's true that Kabul isn't really memorable. But its kabobs are good. It feels like a restaurant on a college campus should ... like it's just managing to get by. It's good food.
__label__4 The food here is soooooooo good.  I ordered a vegetarian dish and words can not explain how good it was.  Enjoy!!!  Cheers!!!
__label__1 Meh. It was fine, but were pretty sure we ordered beef and got chicken. But they ignored the mistake as if it's how the dish comes out. Maybe I'm ignorant to Afghan style beef. Or maybe they were to lazy to fix the issue. Either way they handled it terribly. And the service was lacking. Bleh.
__label__0 Bait and switch.  They'll let your children participate in creating a craft and then charge you to keep it.
__label__4 I never stayed in the hotel here, I just visit the bar RIGHT on the lake. It's like you're on vacation when you visit Edgewater's bar. There is no better place (beside the terrace at the student union) to enjoy a cold one in Madison. \n\nService is quick and friendly and they have Spotted Cow on tap :) Their food is pretty decent and the prices are just right. Try a bloody Mary, they give you Spotted Cow as a chaser and the mix is nice and spicy.
__label__3 Hello, alcohol empire!\n\nRiley's has an amazing selection and a lot of great quality booze. My significant other really prefers this place to the other available places near the campus and I like coming here as well.\n\nThis place is the best for variety, but service here is mediocre at best. However, there's only things you can find here compared to Miller's or the OP, and they know it, so it's a little pricier.
__label__3 Best selection around, by far. Whenever I am looking for a new seasonal or limited release beer, I come here. If you can't find something, ask the staff. They will either be glad to help, or kind of blow you off it really depends on the day.\n\nPrices are pretty high, considering UAL down the street has a lot of the stuff for a couple bucks cheaper, but I guess you're paying for having the selection. 3 coolers of singles priced $1.49-$2.49 and you get a 10% discount for buying 6 or more. Also the only liquor store near campus that (sometimes) has 40's.\n\nI was originally going to give this place 3 stars, but then remembered they have a twitter feed that is constantly updated with new beer arrivals and recommendations; some businesses don't know how much of an advantage they get just by using social media. Good job on that, guys!
__label__3 Love the Mac and Cheese.
__label__3 Totally fits in with the willy street culture.\n\nLove that a chain name is UNIQUE and actually has familiar faces that you recognize whenever you visit.\n\nYou can get almost everything you want from Ace Hardware Center!! Snacks, drinks, tools, kitchen gadgets, cleaning agents, furniture. Wow, I'm grateful for Willy street Ace hardware!!
__label__3 This microbrewery is definitely a centerpiece of Madison's dining and drinking scene.  I'm surprised nobody else has reviewed it yet.  Pretty cool place with frequent live music, a back room with pool and darts and an expansive menu showcasing the best artichoke cheese dip ever.
__label__2 I'm glad for a local plumbing shop (and I have no reason to think that they are great if you know plumbing), but for a place that claims to cater to DIYers, they seem to go out of their way to make one feel incompetent, refusing to sell a simple 75\u00a2 piece of plastic without a detailed explanation of the project. After four trips trying to get this piece I gave up.
__label__1 As far as automatic, non-do-it-yourself car washes, this is where you'll get the bang for your buck and a quick wash.  If that's what you're shooting for, this place has the whole routine down!\n\nEven with a basic wash, they'll wipe down the interior and clean the insides of the windows.  That's pretty cool, but they use ammonia-based cleaners to get the residue to evaporate faster.  That's fine when it's used in your house, but prolonged or repeated use of the stuff will dry out the vinyl and rubber seals on your car. \n\nThey janked up all the seat settings (slid them all back) so that they can get in there and wipe the dash.  Again, that's cool given how quick they wipe it down, but annoying.  Even without paying for the stinky perfume, the car still smelled like it anyway.  Eww.\n\nI believe that a DIY car wash (like the place out in Middleton or Sun Prairie) would be a better clean for ~$6, given you have your own sponge, cloth, soap, and bucket.  If you're short on time, Octopus has got your back.  Like Joyce said, it is what it is :)
__label__3 This bar is tucked away on train tracks and not quite what is considered \"downtown.\" But it is the definition of a hidden gem. Mostly a tiny sports bar, you can feel the history here, and you really drink it in...\n\nFood is available, and it's typical bar fare, but just link the drinks, the price is right. They have slot machines, as any classic Wisconsin bar should have. The Long Islands are good, but if the place wants a 5-star rating, they have to upgrade the televisions. Other than that, stop in for any Kohl center event and you won't be disappointed. I don't think it gouges you like any of the Regent bars on football Saturdays, either.
__label__1 I've been in to Goodman's twice, and neither was a great experience.  \n\nThe first was when my fiancee and I needed to get my engagement ring resized.  We came in with an 18k white gold ring from a well known international maker, and the first person to help us sniffed and said \"we don't work in SILVER.\"  As if we don't know what our ring is.\n\nThe second time I was in trying to pick out a watch.  Maybe if you're in the market for a Rolex this is the place for you.  But the person who helped me thought my budget was plus or minus $500, and they didn't have a great selection in my range.
__label__3 The Campus Inn is a great option for those visiting the University of Madison campus. It puts you just off of State Street and is easy walking distance or a bus ride from just about anything you might want to see. It was very nice not to have to rent a car while in town for the weekend. You can grab a cab at the airport and they will drop you at the Inn - you pay the tip and the hotel covers the fare. \n\nThe Inn features complimentary breakfast and evening appetizers/desserts. They also have a fully stocked bar. My room was clean, neat, and very comfortable. I did have some difficulty adjusting the thermostat, though, and my room seemed to be perpetually toasty. The weather was fairly damp, humid, and rainy and that may have contributed. Speaking of rainy, the Inn does provide complimentary umbrellas for your use during your stay. The staff was exceptionally friendly and accommodating of requests.\n\nThe Inn is showing its age a bit (paint, wallpaper, and carpet probably need updating) and I found the vending machines to be very inconvenient and difficult to operate. I would definitely ask a staff member to show you how they work before attempting it on your own. The overall feel of the place is very antique almost Edwardian in a sense - dark wood, floral motifs, brass, etc - it is very charming and cozy. They do have free wi-fi which is a bonus. I would certainly consider staying here again when in town.
__label__1 While the Campus Inn offers quite a bit of charm and while the Inn's lobby has been renovated quite extensively, what really disappointed me was the outdated room that I received and the very flimsy bed and old sheets in that room.\n\nNow, the hotel does offer free wifi, a decent breakfast and a manager's reception, but as a business traveler, those perks eventually come standard with any hotel. On the other hand, the room that I received could have been better.\n\nThe bed was small and quite uncomfortable, and the room had clearly once been a smoking room. The bathtub also did not drain properly. I thought long about calling them to fix it, and just decided that it wasn't really worth it, since I only planned to shower once a day anyway.\n\nIn all, I have a good idea of what to receive given a certain location and price point, and I just felt that at the Campus Inn's price point, given that it's in Madison, WI, it didn't really offer much value for me to recommend it.
__label__3 Positives:  Right in the heart of everything. \nNegs:  Right in the heart of everything.\n\nClean enough and a bit dated but who goes to Madison to stay in the room? (although I don't want to think about the history of the towels I used).  So if drinking and partying and drinking more and listening to other people outside doing the same is what you are looking for... this room is great especially when you consider you will be blacked out within a few hours of check in.
__label__4 The Madison Concourse is really nice, hosting one of the professional conferences I attended. I was allowed to check in early, without calling ahead (I should have), being very friendly about it. Even when they asked to move me due to a heating issues with a conjoined room, they were friendly, nice, and accommodating. I was given a free dinner for my troubles! Thanks!\n\nThe catering and banquet services were also good. They were 4 out of 5 in the food area to me, regarding taste. Service was spot on! All my waiters were professional, nice, and great with accommodating vegans. I felt the waitstaff was managed very well and dressed nice. I LOVED the desserts they had. Last nice there was a dessert reception with gluten options! The food in the restaurant was a bit better and high scale. I had the roasted chicken dish, which was juicy and crispy! Again, the waitstaff and hostess were on point.\n\nThe rooms were nice. Lots of space in my queen, big tv. However, not too many cable channels, but its OK. Free Wifi that worked everywhere I went in the hotel without fail. It was also high speed despite a large conference was going on.  Our conference usually complains about that to our conference committee, but not this year! I had a great view of the Capital building form my window. Fridge, iron, and hair drawer in my room. I was not able to visit the pool, but they do have one. Vending and microwave on third floor with the arcade. Lastly, the pillows here are clouds! \n\nVery nice stay at the Madison Concourse! Great job hosting our conference!
__label__2 Good lunch option if you're around upper State Street. While I can't give a spectacular rating for this place, I think it's hard to imagine that lunch here would go a completely disaster. I had Bangkok curry noodle while my friend ordered Japanese noodle - which was interesting cross between udon noodle and yakisoba. I guess that's one of the complaints I hear from other people about this place. They have their own interpretation of Asian noodles, so don't expect anything \"authentic.\"\n\nBoth of our dishes came out very quick from the kitchen. I was very satisfied with the portion, but my guy friend seemed  like he could have bit more on his plate. Nonetheless, both dishes were pretty tasty. I'm kinda curious to try the non-Asian dishes if I ever go there again.
__label__3 Old school, cozy supper club serving up a great fish fry and classic cocktails in Madison! \n\nMy dad and I went to the Avenue on a Friday night around 6:30-7pm for dinner. Parking was somewhat of an issue, but we found a street spot after a few minutes. Thanks to the swag bag from the Yelp Elite event at DLux, we had a buy one get one free fish fry! We only waiting about 10-15 minutes for a table, which was not bad for a Friday night (after reading other Yelp reviews). \n\nOur starters came out quickly. My dad ordered the clam chowder...yum! Large chunks of clam, no salt and pepper needed! My house salad with homemade blue cheese dressing was surprisingly good. Then the fish fry. Nice pieces of cod, the batter was crispy and delicious. Nothing too special about the baked potato or fried. My Brandy Old Fashioned was tasty and strong. \n\nI love the decor and the feel of the place. I'll definitely be back to try some of the other dishes!
__label__2 We had shared an appetizer platter and it came with a relish tray (what a great side!).  We were pleased with the cheese curds, but the idea of \"shrimp toast\" is not what I'd thought it to be.  It was simply shrimp salad with a side of white toast to put it onto.  For my meal, I tried the portobello mushroom burger.  I felt it was better without the top piece of bread.  It was ok, but nothing special.  The mushroom didn't melt any part of the cream cheese so I had two chunks of cheese to finagle.  Because it was someone's birthday, we were greeted with the traveling band singing to our birthday girl and had a small birthday cake to share.  It was a good chocolate cake.  Our server allowed us to separate our bill, so it was very nice to have that ability.  From what I hear, they has a spectacular brunch.
__label__0 I was very dissapointed with the Avenue Bar. My boyfriend and I went there for dinner. The atmosphere was fine, seemed like a supper club type joint. We expected some delicious classics. I ordered the fish fry and he had the eggplant parmesan. The fish fry was average and the french fries were dissapointing and boring. My boyfriend's eggplant parm was more like a lasgana and was cold in the middle. With a bill that was over fifty dollars for food and one beer, I expected more than just heated frozen food. The dinner was a waste of money. Unfortunately we will not go back. I will say that at least our server was very welcoming and great at his job.
__label__1 This is a review of my lunch experience.  I had lunch with two friends last week and JDS completely failed on both service and food.  From being seated to the time we got our check was one hour and fifteen minutes.  Really, for lunch?  In fact, one of my guests took about three bites, asked for a box and almost immediately had to take her lunch with her back to her office.  Oh I forgot, my other guest ordered a plain hamburger, well done, on just a bun.  This is how he always orders a hamburger, so he is always very clear with his order, he knows is not common.  Pretty easy, right?  Instead, he gets a cheeseburger with some lettuce.  Wrong!  I got a simple steak sandwich at a steak house, and it was just plain bad.  No flavor, absolutely no flavor.  There was one highlight, the french onion soup.  It was very good.  Overall, an incredibly disappointing experience all around.  I would be very reluctant to go back for lunch.
__label__0 Won't be coming back.   The food was only mediocre and the service was bad.
__label__0 Oh, Come Back Inn. You may be a relative of Hotel Rubie Marie, but you are a distant one to say the least. I live a block up from this restaurant, and seeing as I has never been before, I decided to eat dinner here. Before the shit storm starts, let me say that the style of the place is very cool, if not a step back in time to a different social era. It is disturbing to note that there was a very discriminatory atmosphere that night. I was shocked to overhear the lady who manages dismissing gay marriage as a \"fad\"... I actually feared for my safety as the manager seemed to have set a bad tone within the restaurant. The food was pretty good, but I'm afraid that was ultimately meaningless, as  the atmosphere was not accepting of others... This manager has some explaining to do.
__label__2 German beer hall type place. Dark and woody with lots of stuff on the walls and ceilings. Beer was good and served in a large heavy glass. People were enjoying the bar while the badger game was on, very noisy at times. If you want a German beer hall good time than this just might be the place.
__label__3 I'm a fan of the Magnus, and I've been itching to try it again since switching over to their \"new Scandinavian\" menu.  My husband and I went for dinner last weekend, and we were not disappointed.  We arrived relatively early for a Friday night, so we decided to sit at the bar and have a cocktail before moving on to dinner.  We both had speciality cocktails - The Finn's #7 Cup (gin, vermouth, Lillet, and St. Germain garnished with sliced cucumbers and green apples) for me, and the New Style Old Fashioned (Jack Daniels, SoCo, ginger, and gingerale) for the husband.  Both were delicious.  The addition of ginger to the old fashioned gave it a zip that it doesn't normally have.  The Finn's #7 Cup was light and refreshing, and made me wish that it was July instead of November because it was a drink that I think would be best enjoyed out on the patio on a beautiful summer evening.  While our bartender was a little slow, the drinks made up for the misstep in service.\n\nWe ordered the house special appetizer of the night, which was a home cured pastrami made of grassfed beef ribeye prepared as a carpaccio topped with shaved truffles served with homemade crackers, sweet grainy mustard, and I think saurkraut.  The curing of the pastrami was just right - light enough to retain the texture of a carpaccio yet still tasting like pastrami.  \n\nWe had the caraway seared venison with venison carpaccio and the cocoa nib cured wild boar tenderloin for our entrees.  When we ordered, I asked the waitress how the venison tenderloin would be prepared, and she replied that the chef sears it to medium rare.  I usually like my red meat very rare, but I went with medium rare based on her recommendation.   And, while it was medium rare, it was still more well done than I would have liked.  Next time I won't second guess myself.  But the venison carpaccio made up for it.  It was melt in your mouth smooth, and the ligonberry syrup added a nice tartness to balance out all the meat.  However, the smoked gouda-egg flan was cold and gelatinous (in a bad way), and I could have done without it.\n\nThe wild boar was also cooked medium rare, and the cut of meat was perfection.  Perfectly cooked, perfectly seasoned, and perfectly delicious.  I would definitely order it again.\n\nFor dessert we went with the Magnus chocolates and a cheese plate.  The chocolates were your basic restaurant chocolate - absolutely fine, but nothing spectacular.  Same for the cheese plate, although the selection of Carr Valley's Cocoa Cardona to the plate was a nice complement to the rest of the meal.  We also enjoyed a delightful bottle of a bonarda/malbec blend with dinner.\n\nBased on this experience, I'm very happy with Magnus's new menu, and I would recommed the Magnus as a great fine dining option in Madison.
__label__2 I go there for the basics and accessories. Tank/cami and underwear (those 3/$20 kind) are useful and reasonably priced. Sometimes I see interesting earrings. They are clearly targeting the teens and young 20s (surprise, this is a college town), so you won't find anything \"quality.\" But if you want casual ok quality/looking pieces, this might suit you. I like the home decor section, though. They do stock the pieces with interesting prints/patterns that are somewhat \"urban.\"
__label__2 I don't like this Urban Outfitters compared to the one in Milwaukee. It seems to have less clearance and non-clothing items.\n\nAnd their clearance items are **hardly** even on clearance. I can get shirts at the one in Milwaukee for $5. The clearance jeans hear (in the women's department) were $40. No freaking thank-you. \n\nMy boyfriend though, had a different shopping experience. Select Men's Levi's were on sale for $20 and he got a pair he was content with...\n\nNothing special, nothing horrible, A-OK.
__label__4 Back when I was at school in Madison, if I wasn't home, in class, or at work, I was at ERC. I mean this in the most absolute, literal sense - people would come looking for me there because, chances were quite good, I would be there. The teas are pretty decent, the espresso drinks are almost always good, and the house blend coffee is delicious. Some might argue that point, but they're just wrong and/or dumb. It's delicious. During the summer, when they offer it, the peach rooibos tea is probably the best tea I've ever had (and I work in a tea shop so I know my tea) - get it and love it. Well, just get it. You will love it.\n\nIn terms of atmosphere, well, it depends what you want in a coffeeshop. Some of the regulars are super elitist hipster types, as are some of the employees. But at least as many of each groups are wonderful people. Did I meet my best friends there? No. But I did meet some cool people to add on Myspace or Friendster or whatever, and I was able to chat with them and have fun. The music is, by and large, great. It's pretty typical indie rock fare, but it's still generally good. If you don't like the stuff on the O.C. (because it's that kind of indie rock) or Pitchfork (it's also that kind), bring your own music.\n\nSo, the food offerings are always an important factor when people come into the place I work, and while I choose coffeeshops based on coffee, I know that not everyone else is the same way. The food is so-so. The cookies and brownies and everything are good, because hello they're cookies and brownies and stuff! They used to have these really amazing peanut butter brownies, but the recipe changed or something - they're not the same. The black and white cookie is so good though! Get that one when they have it. It's like the food version of the peach rooibos iced tea.
__label__2 Can't beat $2 for a any size latte on Wednesdays.  Small latte?  $2 please.  Medium latte?  $2 please!  Large latte?  $2 please!  You get the idea.  Hint:  I'd go with the large...
__label__2 I still stand by the previous review. I do stop by if I am in the neighborhood and need coffee. However, this just isn't a place to hang out on a whim anymore.  It's usually PACKED between the hours of 10 to 6.  Outlets are at a premium. Bring an extension cord AND a power strip!
__label__1 Small, crowded, dark, dirty utensils, glasses, mugs, fly-ridden during the summer, stuffy and stale during the winter (8 months people.  8 MONTHS!)  Espresso Royale sucks.  You can't study in here.  Music is too loud, and too many kids keep bumping into your table.   And if you can't study in a cafe, what are you doing there?  Oh, you live on campus and you don't have a car and you meet up with friends close to where you live?  Right.  Not my situation.  So, go figure.  \n\nAnyhow, I hope my next review will be less bitter.
__label__3 Oh and get the weird maple candy waffles!
__label__4 My favorite sandwich place ....ABSOLUTELY!\nI love their Italian sandwich......also their meatball one....they know how to make it delish without making it soggy with the sauce.\nI think their store on state st is pretty cool...love sitting there and chatting with the wife.
__label__2 They make good sandwiches. My friendordered a vegetarian sandwich and lo and behold, I liked it, so that says a lot about their ingredients. But, I don't think it's worthy of a lot of return trips. \n \n Better than Silver Mine Sandwiches, but not as good as the Old Fashioned.
__label__2 Legit breakfasts and fair prices. Layout is cafeteria-style. The employees are pretty nice. Fair ambiance and lots of windows. Probably good for a snowy day. Good coffee too.\n\nAs other reviewers said, there are better near here, that's why only 3 stars.
__label__3 I like the new location. I have only tried the coffee & pastries so far but both are still excellent. Monkey Bread, mmm. The new space has a nice cafe feel that looks suitable for just relaxing, lunch or a meeting (they still have meeting space).
__label__2 Had them cater an event - food was very good, 2 types of quiche - excellent reviews from all meeting participants.  They did forget to bring a fruit platter - luckily I had ordered enough other food that it wasn't that big of a deal, but still not the best way to make an impression.  The delivery was also quite early - about 15-20 minutes before scheduled deliver time - earlier is always better than late, however with hot food, it creates a challenge...food was nicely prepped though.  I would likely order from them again, but will certainly be double checking the order upon arrival and will stress delivery time.
__label__2 Note to everyone everywhere attempting to cook tofu:\n\nSPICES.\n\nIt's a tricky ingredient to master, but if you're putting it on your menu you should have something tasty to back it up. Sunprint's scramble = large chunks of flavorless tofu with a few veggies mixed in. The potatoes are dry and lacking. I maintain that the place is worthy of 3 stars because I like the bright new space and I'm willing to go back and give it another try. Overall, I wasn't impressed.
__label__4 Takara is the best Japanese/Sushi restaurant in Madison easily! If your looking for great sushi at a reasonable price go for the Takara Lunch Special. For two rolls and either soup/salad it is only $9.50 and for three rolls and either soup/salad it is only $12.25, you can not get a whole lot better than that. \n\nThe spicy California roll is by far the best roll available. I have tried getting spicy California rolls at other restaurants since trying theirs and I have never found something that comes even close to Takaras. \n\nTakara is also a great place to go for Hibachi. I love sitting around the table while the food is cooked in front of us. It is great for special occasions whether you are on a date or with a group of friends for a birthday.
__label__1 The place is mainly eh. The sashimi tastes like its B quality from the supermarket. Go to Red or Unami instead.
__label__1 We walked in without a reservation as it a spur of the moment \"I don't want to be in the house\" night.  After a couple of minutes a waiter was flagged down and seated us.  There was a sorority group, prom group and a massive table for a bachelorrette party seated and loud; oh well-no biggie; live it up and have fun.\n\nI order a glass of Plum wine, an appetizer of shumai and the Teriyaki Duo (chicken and shrimp); they ordered a glass of chardonnay & the spicy spider roll.\n\nIt took 15-20 minutes to get napkins and I was 3/4 of the way done with my meal before they got their food.  I got a box and while eating his last piece of spider roll I glanced up and saw something golden.  Let me tell you mi gente, all that glitters is not gold...  I reached over across the table and pulled.  A golden blonde HAIR was in the past piece of Spider Roll.  \n\nNOT OKAY.  Everything runs through your mind, what else did they eat?  None of the staff (that was seen) had any other color of hair except BLACK...  Freaky.  I immediately felt sick and flagged down our waitress, Mia. \n\nI handed her the hair and said, \"this was in his roll...\"\n\nShe apologized a total of three (3) times but didn't offer or ask a manager to offer anything.  The bill came to $44.25 and she was still tipped 20% but I won't be returning.  I'll stick to my regular place.
__label__4 Good sushi with a reasonable price. Takara is extremely generous with their food and their staff are always very friendly.
__label__2 I love the margaritas here.  I also like the chips and dip.  This place is best utilized at happy hour, for that reason.
__label__4 Oh man, oh man! Eldorado is absolutely amazing!! Easily one of the best brunches I've had in Madison.\n\nFirst, let me preface my review by saying that I normally avoid Bloody Marys like the plague. Despite my propensity for alcoholic drinks, it's probably my last possible choice. In fact, I'd probably choose water (ewww) over it.\n\nAnyways, given the massive hype its Bloody Marys have gotten, and by hype, I mean my friends constantly talking about how it's the best thing ever (eye roll)... I decided to give them a chance.\n\nMy Bloody Mary arrived with a sampler of beer (starting things off right already), and was pretty delicious. Of course, it's not the best thing ever like my friends claim, but it was pretty damn good. \n\nThe fact that I highly enjoyed it should say a lot already. It was perfectly spiced, and had enough alcohol to counterbalance the normally overwhelming mix. \n\nFor food, I got their Texas Two Step, which definitely lived up to its name. There's nothing more Texan than two ginormous buttermilk biscuits topped with a fried egg, cheese, bacon, sausage and gravy. I have never had something so delicious, yet so, so terrible for me.\n\nI definitely plan on coming here more often, so who knows, I might even start ordering Bloody Marys elsewhere (yeah right).
__label__4 Love this place! Get corn quesadillas!
__label__1 I've been here a couple of times for brunch.  And every time, something is sort-of off.  First time, my eggs were way overcooked.  The yolks were hard even though they had said they would do sunny side up. Second time, the potato salad they brought with the main dish was basically flavorless and the potato seemed uncooked.\n\nThere was also a very disturbing art exhibit on display the first time I went there.  And a really big disfigured painting of a head in the bathroom that scared me...a bit inappropriate for a small french cafe on willy street.  They should stick to more benign things.\n\nCute, has potential, and maybe I should try it for some other meal (maybe they're not really cut out for brunch), but I was disappointed overall.
__label__0 I had heard good things about Bon Appetit being a new-ish local-foods cafe in Madison, and so had been excited to try it.  But we left the restaurant very disappointed.  \n\nFor one thing, there was almost nothing that could have possibly been local in our meals, as far as I could tell.  The majority of the dishes on the small menu featured non-seasonal fruits and vegetables, like avocado and strawberry and tomato.  On top of that, the non-local foods we did have were prepared in fairly bland ways (and such small portions!*), especially given the relatively steep prices (entrees at $19). The food was fine, but given these caveats, really not worth it. \n\nAnd although the service was passable, the fact that the waitress and chef sat and talked very loudly, in the most boring ways possible, about movie trivia through our whole meal (\"have you seen that one movie with that British gal? You know the one who was married to Nathan Lane? Oh you mean the one who won that Emmy?\")**, made the whole setting very uncomfortable. And because the place was so small and we were the only patrons in the restaurant, we could hear all the clattering in the kitchen and had trouble focusing on our own conversation. \n\nWe will not be returning. \n\n*Annie Hall reference \n**Yes, I realize I offered some movie trivia of my own
__label__3 I came in for water and stayed for the food.\n\nThe list of food items is quite small, about 6 dishes, but they all looked good.  I went with a scrambled egg sandwich with a garlic spread, thick slices of bacon, on a homemade biscuit.  \n\nI remember my mom making homemade biscuits one time, but then stopped because it took forever to make.  Boy, did I forget what a difference making biscuits from scratch is!  The bacon was that thick meaty bacon, and not that fatty icky stuff.  It was def hog heaven.  \n\nJust be sure when you're stuffing your face with your biscuit sandwich that your friend doesn't walk by and catch you with garlic spread on your face....not like that happened to me or anything  :)
__label__1 The cigars are pretty damn near dried out. Some of their better ones are marked up a bit too high. Really? An Arturo Fuente Hemingway Short Story for 11 bucks?! Tasting Room has them for about 7. Consider than the walk in humidor isn't well maintained, it's certainly not worth the extra $4 they charge for a relatively short/quick smoke.\n\nThe staff is nice, and they have a pretty good selection of smoking tobaccos and wares, but they gotta do something bout dem see-gars.
__label__4 I've lived in 7 different apartments in Madison with 6 different landlords and everyone pales in comparison to McBride. Need a repair? They've fixed it by the time you get home from work. Easy to communicate with and they keep the pressure off their customers.
__label__3 I've gone here a few times for waxes and they've always been very thorough and far less painful than other waxing experiences I've had. This would be my go-to place, if not for their prices. The wax I get is advertised at $55 and up. I assumed mine would be $55 or $60. When I walked up to the desk to pay afterwards, my total was $75, before tip. I may have let myself go a bit but this seemed a bit high. It would have been nice to receive a little warning from the esthetician. \"Hey, I had to use extra wax to get everything so this one will cost you a bit more,\" would have sufficed. After tip, this service ended up costing near $100. Seems a bit high for 15 minutes of their time.
__label__4 Casa B's has the best pizza in Madison, bar none.  The slices are gigantic, and the crust is absolutely perfect.  I can also recommend the Pasta Alla Nafi, which has a tomato cream sauce, chicken, and artichoke hearts.  Fantastic!  The Junction Road location is much nicer than their old downtown location was, though I really miss being able to walk from the UW campus for a slice.
__label__4 The Barriques on Monroe Street is really one of the best establishments I've been to. It's really both a wine bar and a coffee shop. It's a great environment for chatting with people, and their coffee is very high quality. Oh yeah, they also have high quality whisky as well that you can get by the drink (not that I ever did, I'm no whiskey patron, but I'm familiar with the good types of it).
__label__0 The pizza here is like the kind you buy in the freezer section of a grocery store and seriously, I'd rather eat frozen pizza than have pizza here again.
__label__2 I gave this place three stars for these reasons:\n* good tasty foods. we had thecalamari fritti (fried calamari appetizers), spaghetti carbonara, osso buco (pork shank marinated in some spicy tomato-based sauce with risotto). The calamari fritti is one of the best I've ever eaten in Madison, and I am always picky about my squid.\n* BIG portions, we could not finish everything in one meal, although my husband and I were normally not light eaters.\n* reasonable price, especially since the restaurant is located on State St. and the portions are big.  However, I wish they can serve smaller portions of foods for less price.\n* good bread and relaxing italian ambience\n*a very friendly and good customer service (we got there at 9:30pm and left after the restaurant closed. When I told the waiter I wanted my osso buco to go and I would like some extra sauce if they have any left, the waiter asked the kitchen staff to make more sauce. I was soo impressed with this service).
__label__1 Well, now I know why coffee snobs (like me) have nicknamed them \"Charbucks.\" Horribly overroasted beans make the coffee taste awful and burnt.\n\nSo, why two stars? Well, for the service! It's awesome...seriously. The employees here are great, even if they have to deal with making coffee from super-crappy, stale beans.\n\nIf I'm in a pinch and have to choose between these guys and the horrendous Espresso Royale across the street? I'm going with Starbucks every time. Nice employees will always make me spend my money over an annoying hipster who can't brew a cup of joe worth a damn.
__label__1 This Starbucks is always freezing cold in the summer, uncomfortable. But usually, it's comfortable in winter and has a nice lounge upstairs and a second set of bathrooms, which is wonderful. However, today the lounge was freezing cold, causing everyone there to leave on their coats. There is a fireplace that was not lit, so I asked the barista why it wasn't lit, and he said, \"it smells like gas, so we have not lit it this year!\" It's very cold, and there are lots of nice coffee shops in the area with better coffee and much better food. Really-you can't call a repairman? \nAnd the wifi did not work well.
__label__3 So I''ve only been in Madison for a short time, but I love coming to this Starbucks. I am not a huge fan of the coffee here, but the atmosphere is wonderful. The staff have always treated me well, and the first time I came here, one of the ladies working treated me as though we were already good friends. A+ to the nicest barista in the world.\n\nThey have both a downstairs and an upstairs sitting area. Downstairs is more like an normal Starbucks, but the upstairs is split into two areas, including a large outside porch area. The inside upstairs has plenty of space with tables and some more comfortable seats (but watch out because it is pretty cold up there) , and the outside has the same. I''ve only experienced this outdoor porch during June, but it is one of my favorite places to go. Also very close to the Union Terrace and the Lakeshore Path if you'd like to walk after grabbing a coffee.
__label__3 This is one of my favorite Starbucks - not that I drink at any Starbucks particularly often. The location is a big plus, and the workers are always friendly. They are efficient as well - they have to be, considering how much traffic this store gets. If you walk in and see a bit of a line, just know that it tends to move fairly quickly.
__label__3 This was one of my favourite coffee shops to go to in Madison because it was more inviting than most of the coffee shops present. (I was intimidated by not being \"hipster enough\" at many of them. They have some food items and there is plenty of seating. What is funny about this coffee house is it seems EVERYONE comes here to work on their laptops...it is rare to find anyone talking. There are couches, which I loved. It is nice to be able to be so relaxed and feel at home without your strung our, high roommates talking to the walls...\n\n...oh you don't have that problem? It is rather frequent in Madison...
__label__3 Maduro would be my favorite place to hang in town if it weren't for the smoke.  I know it's a cigar bar, but I don't smoke.  Nevertheless, the atmosphere is super cool and I've always had great service from the bartenders.  Enough good beers to placate the beer snobs (like me), and enough other stuff for everyone else.  Super awesome place to be on an off night when it's sparse.
__label__3 Very nice, updated bed and breakfast. Furnishings and architectural details true to contextual history of building. Updated bathroom fixtures, quaint, lovely! I agree with most of the reviews written here. The noise from the pub can still be heard on 3rd floor. (Thankfully,, I had the 3rd floor room.) Street noise from morning rush hour traffic is discernible as well. Big deal if you're a light sleeper. Yes, the wi fi connection is not the greatest at this venue, SSID signal seems to fade in and out. Overall, a pleasant inn.
__label__4 My husband and were driving from Chicago to Madison for a concert and were looking for an inexpensive place to spend the night. Not only was the Ruby Marie the least expensive hotel within walking distance of the Majestic Theatre, but it had a charming atmosphere, everyone was friendly, and we got two complimentary drinks to the adjacent bar and two free breakfast entrees and beverages at the neighboring restaurant. Definitely the best deal in town. My only complaint was that the radiator was making loud rattling noises (if it wasn't the radiator, then it was something outside). However, I definitely plan to stay here again the next time we're in town.
__label__2 This place is OK.  Shoes must be taken off before you come inside.  Staff was really, really friendly and that was nice.\n\n\nRooms are RIGHT by the kitchen which can be annoying/noisy.  Also gets FREEZING in here at night.
__label__3 A while back the two Marigold owners started a seemingly Madison revolution in cuisine and I've loved going ever since.  I love the care they take with the food and the fun and friendly atmosphere.  If only it weren't so chaotic and crowded, but why should I think such a great place wouldn't get noticed?
__label__3 Marigold just started Sunday brunch a few months ago which is great since they used to only be open for Saturday brunch.   My favorite brunch dish there is the salmon, chive, and cream cheese omelet.  The breakfast egg sandwich is really good too (it has boursin cheese on it).  I've been there for lunch a few times, and have enjoyed their salads as well.  The only thing I've had there that I didn't like was their bloody Mary, it tasted too much like celery for my taste.\n\nIt tends to get really busy and crowded on Farmer's Market Saturdays, but I've usually been able to get a table while a friend waited in line to order.  Even when I've had to wait in line to order, the atmosphere and service has always been cheerful.
__label__0 This is my first time in Madison and my first restaurant we visited.  Well if my experience at marigold kitchen is what Madison is about....this will be my last visit here.  When we approached the counter we were immediately treated as though we were NOT welcome.  I felt more like an inconvenience then a customer.  When we sat my food arrived 15 minutes before the rest of my table did so I ate cold food.  Marigold kitchen...you should be ashamed.  I would recommend McDonald's before marigold kitchen. Don't know the name of the pregnant woman who initially helped us but sounds like she makes a habit of treating customers poorly.
__label__3 Been there many times since it opened 13+ years ago.  Don't recall any disappointments.  Their fried breakfast potatoes are so so good.  Today I have a fried egg and ham sandwich with frisee and the combination of flavors and textures was superb.  My wife had chile poached eggs (which I have had in the past and loved) and she loved them (and the potatoes of mine that she poached from my plate).  I don't think you can go wrong here.  It can get crowded but I've never had to wait for a table.  Parking on the square is free on Sundays, so that's a reason to go on Sunday vs. Saturday when the Farmer's Market makes it extra crowded.
__label__3 You either \"get it\" or you don't at marigolds. My mother, a visitor to our fair city, deemed marigolds to be too crowded at 1130 on a Sunday morning. She has never seen it at 930 on a Saturday morning. Once my parents initial shell shock of the hustle and bustle around us wore off, we were able to score some seats and wait for our breakfast.\n\nIf you know me, I am a Bloody Mary snob. That bing said, the bloody I had at marigolds was delicious. The mix and seasonings used in the mix were balanced well, and I could sense just the right amount of vodka without it being overpowering. \n\nBetween all of us that went out for my bday brunch, I must have tried just about everything. From the scones, to the daily scrambler, to the pancakes, to the French toast, to the quiche, to the breakfast Sammie that was on special that day, everything was great.\n\nMy qualm? The coffee. It was exceptionally bitter. And I am a lover of bitter and sour tasting things. Something was just...off. These things happen.\n\nWe got in, we got seated, we got served. Great bday brunch in an adorable, brightly lit restaurant.
__label__2 A very unique menu with a lot of out of the box breakfast options. I had the chorizo omelette and it was delicious, but the potatoes stole the show. Crispy and very flavorful. A friend had the duck hash and that was great, but the scrambler and the bacon omelette were a bit disappointing to the others dining with us. They serve bloody Marys during brunch and those also weren't great...especially at $7 each\n\nThis is a restaurant where customers order at the counter and serve themselves for drinks/coffee then are given a # and a member of the staff brings your food out. So, not full service and it can get busy making finding a table tricky.  \n\nOverall, it was decent but pretty expensive. For two of us, our meal was $45 (including one cocktail). Pretty pricey for \"just OK\" food.
__label__2 We wandered in early on a Saturday with no idea how this place worked, so I waited in line to ask and understood that  you order, tell someone (no idea who) how many are in your party , and then you wait.     Meanwhile my husband sat himself at the counter.  This was the wrong way to be seated,  but he wasn't moving.  I went to get his order, told a random person there were two of us, then went back to place the order, completely misunderstood my total bill, apologized, paid, and got a number.  Then I got coffee, which I REALLY needed that morning.   \n\nThe food was delivered to us more quickly than I expected, and my omelette was excellent.   We ate and got out in record time because you just don't want to linger here.  It feels cramped.     Also note that it is not a cheap breakfast.  A side of bacon was $9.  It was very good bacon....but it was $9.
__label__1 CHOAS!!!! Complete and total CHOAS.  People crashing into each other, food falling on the floor, drinks spilled constantly. The food was good but the place was HORRIBLY managed or better yet completely UNMANAGED. No thanks not again. Tried the zucchini pancakes and they were good experience was awful.
__label__3 Probably my favorite brunch spot in Madison. You can always expect to wait at least 15 minutes at Marigold, because they serve food in style similar to Panera (wait in line to order & pay, wait at table for food), and the line always reaches to the door. It's worth the wait.\n\nI usually opt for the breakfast sandwich option, which is different depending on when you go, since Marigold has a rotating menu. The sandwiches are always amazing, though the accompanying potatoes are just okay. It's usually enough food for me to take something home. I've also tried the scramblers a few times and have never been disappointed.\n\nThey have delicious iced teas and other gourmet drinks to sip on while you wait for a table. Tables are available on a first come, first serve basis, so it's probably not a great spot if you're with a large group, since you could end up waiting quite a while.
__label__1 The atmosphere is so so...everything feels just a little be grimy and dirty.  The air always feels a bit dank and stagnant.  More importantly, they aren't particularly good with their espresso drinks.  \n\nI have had a few cappuccinos here and all of them have been too hot with total separation of foam and drinkable beverage.  The key to a decent cappuccino, besides pulling perfect shots from excellent beans, is using freshly poured milk every time, and frothing such that it becomes a perfect drinkable foamy consistency.  Additionally, heat is the enemy here: as in don't pull your shots too hot and don't overheat your milk!  Barista's that know how to pull off designs on the top of espresso drinks almost always know what they are doing with the rest of the drink.  Suffice to say that the folks at \"Thieves\" could really improve in all of these areas.
__label__3 The food and service are both very good, I do however wish they where open later on weekdays with me being a 3rd shifter the options can be somewhat limited.  I do appreciate that they have no problem calling when the driver arrives.
__label__2 I live nearby this place and have had MANY bagels over the years. Over time, my standards have changed and I now get them rarely. These are not as good as a New York bagel. The texture just isn't right and the bread doesn't have the kind of flavor you get with well fermented doughs. \n\nIf you need to get something for an office with 25 people, this is a good cheap option. But for a bread fix, there are better options.
__label__0 Subs so slow you'll starve before they get there. This location in particular is literally only two right turns right down Mineral Point Road (less than a mile on the same street!) to my workplace, yet it is always an average of 40 minutes before I get my delivery order. How is that even possible? I could walk there faster than that. I always have to remember to order my lunch well before I'm even hungry for it. If my work was in a weird location, I guess I could understand, but we're literally right down the street from them. \n\nI love that JJ has online ordering but this location has to step up their game. Their \"Subs so fast you'll freak\" motto is a joke. If I could give this location less than one star, I would.
__label__2 Speaking as someone who does not eat meat ever/very often, I am not impressed with the food as my options are extremely limited.  I am impressed with the atmosphere and beer selection. If  I lived closer, I'd hang out here.
__label__1 A great restaurant if you are a senior citizen who is not on a limited budget!  We are not senior citizens and were not impressed.  \n\nWalking into the restaurant it was dark and uninviting, my instinct has always said that if an eating establishment keeps it as dark as it was in Smoky's Club they are trying to hide how dirty the place is.  We also found that we were the YOUNGEST people in the restaurant...me being in my early 30's and husband in his early 50's.\n\nThey brought an array of veggies which reminded my husband of when he was a child and went out to eat, so they are keeping up that old school atmosphere.  \n\nThe bread basket was very pleasing with a nice variety and good flavors.  Soup of the night was a clam chowder, good flavor but out of my entire cup of soup I got two tiny (tiny!) pieces of clam.  We both ordered the broiled walleye, my husbands was perfect, mine was raw and had to be sent back and rebroiled...it was much better when it came back to me the second time, still nothing to jump up and down about, but good.  Excellent portion sizes (aka, they did not skimp on the fillet size)\n\nAs I stated in the beginning this is the perfect restaurant if you are a senior citizen with money to spare...if not, don't waste your time or money!
__label__4 Brennan's is a top notch market.  They offer a wide variety of fresh fruit and vegetables all year long, bread from local bakers, a full meat counter, and a large outdoor gardening area in the summer.  There's an extensive wine and liquor store in back, with a knowledgeable staff to help you navigate.  To top it all off, they carry an insane variety of cheese, much of which you can sample - get your squeaky fresh cheese curds here if you missed them at the Farmer's Market.
__label__4 Great meat selection. best in madison hands down
__label__4 I don't live \"close\" to a Whole Foods (I'm south side Indy-they are north side Indy), but I go when I need some quinoa or to grab some lunch if I am in the area. I needed some quinoa, was driving by, so I stopped, even though I am not from Madison. With the Yelp check in you get a free small bag. .They were out of the small, so I got the next size up. Yay! I would have even paid the $.20 difference. Yay for good customer service!!!
__label__2 Eh.  Very big eh.  \n\nWe've been here twice.  I've had the chicken with black bean sauce, and the mushroom chicken.  Both were your average americanized chinese slop.  Not that I don't enjoy that, or think there's good or bad in that genre (heck, I grew up on that shit, and when it's good, it's pretty frickin good), but this wasn't very good.  The lady had a curry chicken, and it was that same yellow curry chicken you get anywhere else.  \n\nNot bad if you think 6 or 7 dollars for a very satisfying portion of chicken and rice is good for lunch.  I'm cheap, so I don't.  But that's just me.  \n\nAs far as the proprietress being rude?  Didn't notice anything like that either time.
__label__4 Best Chinese food in Madison  by far. Friendly staff and quick service!  They carry a wide selection of both traditional Chinese food and American Chinese food.
__label__4 HANDS DOWN most authentic Asian cuisine my hubby Andi have found in Madison!  Congee love! The chicken was moist and tasty, so good!
__label__0 The food was excellent.  If you can overlook the apathetic hostess/waitress, who was totally put out that we failed to make a reservation, even though the entire eating area was empty, and her horrid customer service, by all means - go, check it out.  We each ordered a glass of wine, which was finally delivered to the table 15 minutes after our food arrived at the table.  Nothing like sitting with water and three rounds of pita for 45 minutes.  We asked 3 different people for the wine, including the waitress.  Loved the food, there's nothing like it where we live and we were excited to check this restaurant out after seeing it on yelp.  You're only allotted 3 small  pita rounds at any given time - God forbid you ask for more, they acted like there was a pita famine in Madison.  The waitress never checked on us, never asked if the food was good, never asked if we were done and if we wanted a box.  We finally had to flag someone else down and ask for the check.  When she brought the check, she slammed it down on the table and stormed off.  There appeared to be several regulars here, eating out on date night - she seemed at least mildly interested in them.  We own a business, and I would never for a minute consider treating people that way the staff at this establishment did.  It was appalling.
__label__1 I recently wanted to treat a friend to a Lombardinos dining  experience. It was about 7:15 this past Friday night so I thought I'd call to see if there were any reservations available. I started from downtown and attempted three different times- no one ever answered the phone and I was sent to voicemail to leave info for a reservation callback. I decided to take a chance that there'd be a table or at least a spot at the bar for two. We arrive to find a busy dining room, not full by any means and an almost empty bar. We were told there were\"like 50 more people coming in\" for the empty tables but we could sit in the bar. We took seats at the bar and I tried to order two peroni's. We were told the keg blew earlier and apparently they hadn't changed it yet as I can't imagine you wouldn't have an extra keg of Italian beer going in to the weekend. We settled on specialty cocktails and got our first sips in when the hostesses told us there was a table in the dining room we could have. We happily moved and took a look at the menu. While tempted by a number of items I decided on the classic eggplant Napoleon and inquired if I could substitute the long spaghetti for penne or another short pasta. I was told by the waiter that I could have fettuccine, linguine, or bucatini as you didn't offer any short pastas except Orchietti-I thought I was in an Italian restaurant...strike one-no Peroni, strike two-no short pasta...really? I settled on the eggplant with a side of bucatini and my dining partner ordered the bucatini pasta as we waited for dinner to arrive. The plates arrived, steaming hot and piled high swimming in a dark, over cooked tomato sauce-I cut into the \"Napoleon\" of eggplant only to find that the former thin slices of eggplant, layered with sauce and cheeses had been replaced with an unpeeled slab of aubergine-approximately 2\" thick and raw in the middle, I cut around the edges and ate as much as possible and moved onto the second piece which was completely undercooked and bitter.  I ate the bucatini, studded with raisins and wondered if the waiter would ever return. When he did he snatched our plates up, never inquiring as to why all the eggplant was still in my bowl and asked if we'd saved room for dessert- strike three-raw eggplant and an adulterated Lombardinos classic-sadly I'll never spend $17 again for two slices of raw eggplant and a handful of pasta smothered in red sauce-net cost probably less than $4.\nToo bad as you were one of the few almost traditional Italian restaurants in town-Francesca's has you beat and that's a sad state of affairs!
__label__3 Lombardinos is a good family place to go..Lombardinos service/staff is ok...The food is good though when we ask for crispy pizza they never give us crispy pizza but it is still good!!The Pasta is nothing wowing also the calamari is good...If you want to go to a nice pizza family restaurant u should go to Lombardinos!!!
__label__2 I had dinner here with a friend and the food was okay.  I had the panang curry with chicken which was alright.  It wasn't oily like other panang curries I've had at other thai restaurants, however, it was a lot more peanutty than what I expected.  Also, they could use more chicken in the dish especially when you have to pay more for the meat.  Service was alright, we didn't have to wait long for a seat and got our food and drinks quickly.  Wouldn't mind checking this place out again.  The prices were not bad at all.
__label__2 I've been a fan of New Seoul since I moved to Madison. \n\nThe bibimbop is very good. The pulgogi is also very good, but could be cut up a bit more before serving. The portions are a bit large for chop sticks.  The kimchi is very good! I am not a huge fan of the various stir-fry dishes they offer. I had the chopchebop once and have never had it again since. The other stir-fry dishes are OK, but I'm a fan of the bibimbop and will probably only ever order that again. \n\nThe atmosphere of the restaurant leaves something to be desired. The bathroom is often dirty and awkward to get to. The service is usually good, but sometimes the turn-over of the staff seems a bit high and the quality of service suffers. All in all, it's a good place and not too pricey.
__label__1 The only reason why I go to this place is because it's the nearest Korean restaurant to Madison college campus.  I always go for their Bibimbap on Rock which is the best meal there, in my opinion.  The potato side is really good too!!
__label__4 If you got hair color problems this is the place to go and Betsey is the person to go to. This is the 3rd time in many years that I have gone to her to fix a bad color. I tracked her down from the other (not out of business, William Jon salon on the square). This time she cut my hair and did a wonderful job. She never makes me feel bad for what I did and she is willing to work with us who can't afford regular salon coloring visits and attempt to do it ourselves. She has been in the business 50 years and she knows her chemistry. I hear she is great with African American hair as well. Check her out.
__label__3 Nice to see that Panera is the same here in Madison WI. Good quality food, very nice employees. This is a fairly busy location but they move people through rather quickly.
__label__2 I just starting really enjoy going to Panera Breads. I was originally not a fan of their food but thanks to my co workers, I really like dropping by for a nice lunch.\n\nThey have a large variety of foods to select from for all meals if the day and even snack. I am a fan of their strawberry chicken salad and Asian chicken salad. However, the only salad dressing I care for is the dressing that comes with the Asian chicken salad. I think the other dressings are far too tangy. \n\nThis specific location is great because it's easy access for people who do not drive but leave in the area. There are plenty of buses that makes stops directly in front of the restaurant . One thing that I do wish for is them adding more outlets. I like to sometime  bring work and my laptop with me when I dine inside. However, thy have hardly any outlets for charging electronics.  Because of that, I often leave earlier than I would like because my battery starts to run low. This could be done on purpose from Paneras end because they don't want people to overstay their visit as finding seats can be problematic. They do offer free 2 hour service wifi. If too many people are connected, you may get booted or have extremely slow service.\n\n\nI really would give them a 3 stars. I reserve  4 & 5 stars to high end restaurants only but I really do enjoy their food and beverages. Good spot!
__label__0 I do not recommend this place for lunch.\n\n\nService - Average\n\nEmployees are friendly and competent, doing their jobs in a way that is expected.\n\n\nFood - A waste of money. I wish I could get a refund.\n\nThe bread was hard, chewy, and tasted woody...like it would have been a tender crusty bread four days ago that was then left uncovered in the sun...\n\n(They keep their bread loaves uncovered, on a shelf, by giant windows where the sunlight beats down unhindered...I guess that should have been a warning sign.)\n\nThe dill spread could easily have come in a budget tub from a grocer.\n\nThe red onion slice was okay, though it's really hard to screw up raw onion. Sadly, you don't gain points for slicing an onion.\n\nThe paper thin slices of cucumber were pointless, their flavor overwhelmed by the salmon & spread, and cut too thin to be crunchy.\n\nThe small pieces of salmon were okay, though nothing exceptional. You can get similar fare from your local butcher.\n\nThe side salad... ... ... wtf did they put on these greens? It tasted like bitter vinegary dish water.\n\n\nPortion size - Small\n\nIt's acceptable as a very light lunch.\n\n\nOver all, the salad sucked, the bread blew and the rest left me unimpressed. If I'm paying $8.50 for a small open-faced (and therefore basically only a half) sandwich, it needs to be organic, local and mind blowing amazing.\n\n\nAtmosphere - Corporate / Faux - Indie\n\nRandom second hand tables, though most had their own set of matching chairs.\n\nSunlight from the large windows lights the place up, but be aware of where you sit to avoid excessive sun glare.\n\n\nJust a side note. Their website claims their chef  \"draws inspiration from local, sustainable, and seasonal ingredients.\" This is not the same as actually *using* local, sustainable and seasonal ingredients. I dislike it when restaurants use B.S. marketing manipulation. Only their bread and beverages include local ingredients, and not even 100% like they imply.
__label__4 Great vibe with too many great choices. I had the Frarattoo and would highly recommend it. Very rich and savory grain dish with poached egg. Great baked goods as well.
__label__4 By far, the best pizza pies in Madison. Their crust and sauces are exceptional. This Italian joint is decidedly old school. Cheese is spread and calories and fat phobes are not spared. \n\nMuch of the staff is young, but are all friendly enough. However, you don't come here too feed your ego ... just your face. \n\nRosati's has a massive menu, but you cannot go wrong with any of it. In fact, if you order their sensational Italian sausage, you can't help but go right. \n\nEat up and leave your calorie counter at home ... or else it may explode.
__label__3 I had always resisted going to Rosati's because they don't usually have any seating available, so imagine my surprise (and delight) when I found out that this Rosati's (on Mineral Point) did indeed have seating and full wait-service!\n\nWith the first \"blizzard\" of 2009 breathing down our neck, we ventured over to Rosati's to try their pizza.  Folks at work raved about it, so we set our expectations high.  We arrived and were pleased to discover they were open and that they did indeed have plenty of seating (6 large booths, a few tables, and a bar to sit at).\n\nThe waitress invited us in and told us to sit wherever we'd like.  As we were sitting down, she brought us complimentary popcorn, along with the menus.  Tonight's special was fried chicken, but we opted for the double dough meat lover's pizza.  We added a Miller Lite and a couple of sodas for good measure.\n\nPizza arrived; it was h-u-g-e.  Their \"large\" is closer to an extra-large if you'd ask me... We took our first bite, and - yum.  The cheese was fantastic - very flavorful, great texture, and perfectly proportioned.  The toppings were tasty as well - fresh and flavorful.  The sauce had just a hint of a kick, which was a pleasant surprise.\n\nI'm not sure that I'd order the double dough crust again (they have thin, double dough, Chicago style, and stuffed); I'd probably try the thin, as the double was just a tad too bready for my liking, but that's really nit-picking on my part.  \n\nThe service was absolutely awesome - our waitress checked-in several times, made sure our drinks were always full, and followed up at the perfect intervals.  Top notch, for sure!  We will definitely be back.\n\nRosati's = WIN\n\nService = 5 stars (fantastic!!! friendly and helpful)\nFood = 4 stars (very solid pizza)\nValue = 4 stars ($26 for large pizza + drinks)\nMIsc = 4 stars (great menu variety, nice seating area)\n\nSummary: It's not often that you get great service from a pizza place, let alone a place that specializes primarily in delivery and carry out.  Combine Rosati's awesome service, huge menu, their delicious pizza, and the great overall value and you can't go wrong.
__label__0 Worst service EVER! We sat down at a dirty table (because all the tables were dirty) around 12:15 pm. We ordered margaritas on the rocks WITH salt. We got no salt so we waited another 5-10 mins for our salted margs. Then we waited for our order to be taken for about another 10-15 mins while our server was standing next to the kitchen. Well, we ordered and it was NOW 1:57pm and our food was still not to our table. One of us had ordered nachos and at 1:57 they came to tell us they were out of tortilla chips! Are you joking???? That's something they should have known from first hand! I will NEVER go back! I've worked in restaurants since I was 15 and I've never seen any sort of thing like this before! We were not the only table waiting for our food that long either.....
__label__0 Awful. Percy's on Monroe St. had our van for over a year and a half - that's right, 1-1/2 YEARS!! Lied about working on it. Lied about getting parts. Had it sitting outside in snow and rain to rust away. Finally, my husband figured out what it was and he ordered the parts after they said it was difficult to find fuel injectors. My husband found them with no difficulty. Would not recommend this place. Sure seemed like they were up to something nefarious or just completely incompetent.
__label__3 Michael's is my favorite dessert-type stop in Madison. You see ice cream, gelato, sorbet, and frozen yogurt all over the place. But frozen custard is a superior breed of dairy goodness.\n\nI never get tired of Michael's custard. They offer many mixes and flavors, and each one can quench your cravings. It's pricier than ice cream, but that's because, again, frozen custard is superior.
__label__0 I've been out in California for the last three years, but I lived in Madison back when Bluephies first opened in 1994, and have sampled it pretty regularly over the various chef/menu changes.  The last time I came here for dinner, it was a pleasure. I associated Bluephies with fresh local greens, unique flavors that favored aioli and tapenade over mayo, and especially over-the-top breakfast yumminess.\n\n Alas, whatever's happened to dinner in the last year and a half, is totally depressing.  My fiance, my mother, and my two stepkids and I went the last night (8/11) we were in Madison before flying back here.  I ordered an apple chicken walnut salad sandwich, which used to be a pretty awesome blend of aioli and a locally baked croissant with mixed greens, with an interesting presentation.\n\nWhat I got, was something substandard to the airport food that we had at Denver International Airport, and more expensive to boot.  The chicken salad was totally overwhelmed with mayo, the lettuce flabby, and the croissant one of those commercial flabby affairs.  The kids menu dinner items were horrifying; the cheese quesadilla and pizza were microwaved and pretty darn tiny.  My mother's the most forgiving person when it comes to restaurants, but her salmon wasn't good either.  My fiance's meal was totally over-mayoed as well. \n\nThe waitress staff were good, and one waitress who had been there for 2 1/2 years said that it wasn't what it used to be.  And when we complained about the quality of the food, they took off one plate from the price.  I know times are tough, but even out here people have the sense that if you want people to try to get you to ever come back, you should comp the whole meal, or at least offer a free dinner the next time around.\n\nI've used Yelp a bunch of times to check out restaurants ahead of time, but this meal inspired me to actually start up my own account.
__label__3 I love this place- esp. the breakfast. I started out with a Fat Boy bloody mary. It has bacon. And string cheese. Yum. I ordered the crab Benedict and it was delicious. My dining partners ordered the Denver scramble and prime rib hash. Both said their meals were great. We ended the meal with cookie dough egg rolls. They are evil, but soooo goood. My usual favorite dessert is their 6 layer carrot cake. One thing to remember is that the wait on Sunday morning is long. Do not walk in and expect to be seated in less than a half hour. They have a lounge area where you can get drinks while you wait which makes the time go a little faster.
__label__1 Hearts topping and not even worth it. Food was surprisingly bad. I had pork and Mac grill cheese which didn't work on many levels. My son's chicken fingers were better than my dish.
__label__2 I've been here for brunch before and it was amazing! However, I was disappointed by a recent trip for a friend's bday. \n\nWe had a big group and hung out in the bar area, standing/mingling, and occupied the three tall, center tables. It was a Monday night and the service was EXTREMELY slow. It looked like the server, in addition to the bar area, was also responsible for some tables in the dining room.\n\nI ordered a drink and it arrived about 20 minutes later. A friend ordered food at the same time and his food arrived about 10 minutes before my drink. And we were sitting right next to the bar! The drink did not fit the description on the menu (it sounded like a martini, based on the description, but ended up being some sweet concoction served in a wine glass) and I sent it back (something I very rarely do). I asked for a different drink and it arrived, another 15 minutes later.\n\nThe dinner small plate and entree options leave much to be desired. With a large group, we wanted to order a few shareable plates, but all the small plates on the menu did not seem very sharing-friendly. Also, why does EVERYTHING have bacon?? The entrees seemed very over priced (tilapia for $22, are you kidding me?). \n\nI would definitely return for brunch, but never for dinner or drinks.
__label__1 I've lived in Madison for almost 8 years now and somehow had never made my way over to Bluephies, which I had heard was great for years. Last week I was finally in the area and suggested going to my friend who lives nearby. We went for dinner on a Tuesday night and I can't say I was impressed. \n\nWe were seated immediately in the center of their main dining room and told our server would be right with us. About 10 minutes went by and still no one had come over to our table, even to give us a couple of waters. Several other tables had been seated since we arrived and they had all received water and their other drink orders. Eventually we made eye contact with one of the servers who went straight to the other servers and pointed to us. After that our waitress came right over and apologized (apparently there was some confusion over who's section we were in). She was very friendly, but didn't offer to do much to make up for our 15 minute wait. \n\nI ordered a couple of their specialty vodka cocktails. They were fine, but nothing special. The zucchini appetizer with french onion dip was delicious and was the best part of the meal. For my entr\u00e9e I ordered the chile rellenos and was pretty disappointed. The menu described a pepper stuffed with rice, mushrooms and spinach. If there was anything besides rice in the pepper I couldn't see it or taste it. The black bean corn relish was mostly a heaping pile of black beans, next to a far too large helping of mole. The \"avocado salad\" was a dollop of guacamole. Overall the dish wasn't bad in terms of taste, however it was entirely too small. Poblano peppers aren't too big but for 16 dollars I guess I expected more than one or for it to be battered and fried like I've had before. It was really just a small pepper with a bit of rice inside and a ton of black beans and mole. The topper of it all was our waitress decided to crack some joke about how hungry I must have been to have eaten so quickly. I had to bite my lip to avoid asking her how long it would take her to eat ten bites of food. \n\nOverall the food was slightly above average but WAY overpriced. I mean WAY overpriced. For 16 dollars I can get a much better and much larger meal downtown around the square. I've heard great things about their brunch so maybe dinner just isn't their forte. I'm glad I finally went, but I won't be back. Not for dinner anyway.
__label__0 Here I am, sitting at a table with my buddy at this location, writing this review because we are bored. It is 6p on Sunday, and this is the worst service that we've had in a long time! I only see two waitress in the whole place (one is the bartender), and we need refills. By the way, they don't have ground beef? \n\nIt's now been 1 hour since we ordered, and nothing. \n\nFinally got our food. Nothing special. Expected better! Took forever for our bill. We won't be coming back anytime soon.
__label__4 The costumer service is perfect and the waiters are very friendly, the food quality is really good compared with other places, but for me the best of Pascual's are the tortilla chips that they make, and the best is that they can also be found at the grocery stores in Madison. \nThe location is good, because you are so close to the downtown but you can park very close to the restaurant, and nice views to the street.\n\nActually the best restaurant in Madison!
__label__4 It's a fun place if you're looking to put together a pricey little care-package.\n\nLots of cool high-quality gift-ty things for the hard to shop for kid or adult.  \n\nI usually stop in for their supreme collection of chocolates, local (ahem, Gail Ambrosius) and international.  The chocolate and candy selection seems to be constantly changing, so I am constantly sampling.  Most recently I tried their new singly-wrapped spicy 50 cent carmels. oh la la. as sexy and spicy as they are sticky and sweet.
__label__1 I don't like this place too much. The energy felt a little weird. Maybe it is because I just had Palestinian Mediterranean last night. Maybe I was dining with my father in law and my step mother in law. Maybe the food is just, eh!\n\nI ordered the Lamb burgher. It was 1 lamb patty with a huge wedge of bread, almost doubly bigger than the patty. It was served with feta cheese, red onions and cucumbers on the side. The cucumber sauce tasted like more plain yogurt a little dill stirred in. Once I took off 2/3 of the bun, it was only okay.\n\nMy husband ordered the chicken doner kebab plate. There was no kebab. The plate consisted of  sliced up dry chicken with the same yogurt sauce and rice. More of... eh.\n\nThe server was nice but timid.\n\nI'm just didn't enjoy this place, whatever the reason was.
__label__1 Went for dinner with mother and uncle. All three meals where all right but not amazing. The quality to price ratio was off (too expensive). My meal was ordinary with meatballs that where dry and over cooked. Wine was good.
__label__3 I love the selection of baked goods and breakfast treats for work :)  I've never had lunch or eaten here...someday soon, will have to try it.
__label__0 Just go to St. Vinnie's on Willy Street. I've worked for this Goodwill, and they really don't do all that much good will compared with the awesome Vinnie's whose prices and selection are far better. I like my clothes sorted by size and not color too. Donate and shop at the far better option.
__label__2 This Copps is near my work.  What can you say, it's part of a huge grocery chain.  They have a decent selection of beer and wine at good prices...the reasons I stop here on my way home.  It can get really busy after work, especially on Fridays.
__label__1 My husband had the new 5-cheese Mac and Cheese with chicken. Looked pretty good and he said it was tasty.\n\nI however had the tried-and-true baby back ribs. Awful! Very dry to the point the meat was very cooked down and the ends were all but burned. They didn't even try to cover it up with globs of bbq sauce, which is a common stunt. Very BLEH... Won't ever get the ribs there again and highly dis-recommend them from others. Ew.
__label__2 This place used to be better and more knowledgeable and helpful.  I guess I hit bad staff day or something.\ngood prices and a great selection.   \nNeed chairs to sit and read.
__label__0 Worst cheesy breadsticks! I've ordered this item from other locations and it was great but this location's version was terrible! They were over cooked, cut in half  and with 50% less bread sticks than other locations. Barely any cheese as well.
__label__2 First sandwich I had here...  a \"Pastrami Plus\" on Asiago bread....  was one of the best sandwiches I've ever had.  OK..  maybe I'd been craving a pastrami sandwich for a week or two.  Every moment.....   In any case, that sandwich blew me away.  I couldn't believe it!   For $6 (maybe not even that!) I'd gotten a sandwich that lined right up with Bari in Chicago.  I called all my friends.  Asked my girlfriend if she'd consider moving up to Madison.  We could stay.  There was a good sandwich place.\n\nThen it all fell apart.  I went back the next day, and wished I'd gone to Cousin's.  Went back two more times over the next two weeks and for some reason they just couldn't duplicate that first one.  I don't know what to say.  I mean...  they weren't *bad*, just disappointing after that first one that was just *so* freaking good.  \n\nI also had their veggie lasagna once, on the recommendation of a friend (who raves about it btw).  Honestly, I wasn't impressed, but I'll admit that making lasagna is \"my thing\" so I sort of resent when it's anything less than 5 stars.  Anyway, for the friendly people, the cheap prices, and that first sandwich...  3 stars to you, Gino's.  Occasionally I'll be back....  like a long-lost lover returning to the place he met an old love whom he never saw again.
__label__2 It was average. Not quite the same as italian delis in Chicago, but ok, I guess.
__label__3 We checked this place out because of positive reviews on Yelp.  This looks like a real find.   We did take out and it was all very good.   The food came out very quickly too and it was handed to me by the owner.  I knew this because of the news articles posted at the front restaurant that tells about how the restaurant came to Madison and its owners immigrated from China to America years ago etc.  It is an interesting story. \n\nWe will be going back for full service sometime soon and I expect my rating to go up as I think this is a hidden gem in a very unassuming location.
__label__0 My wife and I ate here after reading the high reviews and were REALLY disappointed. We visited on a rainy day and they had buckets all over the restaurant to catch water from the leaking roof, and the bathroom was even worse. I've seen cleaner dive bar bathrooms. Serious. Aside from the buckets and bathroom, the food was mediocre at BEST. The sauces tasted like they came out of a can and the egg drop soup was terrible! We won't be back.
__label__2 I had a crave for chinese food today and after reading good reviews about this location I went ahead and placed an order.\n\nI had the combination plate C26 (General Tso Chicken) since some yelpers raved about this dish and to be honest, I liked the sauce but I didn't like it had so much breading I could not even taste the chicken inside (if there was any). The accompaniments were a pork fried rice (that was tasty) and a pork egg roll (same as  most other chinese places) very chewy and a bland flavor. My hubby had the #66 (Kung Bo chicken) and he said there wasn't anything exciting about it. I really don't know if we will order again from this place.
__label__3 Drive thru gets clogged quickly with caffeine addicts.\nThis being said the staff is on it like a rabbit in a hole.  They're fast, quick moving little bunnies aiming to please the heck out of those desperate caffeine addicts.\nThey keep the inside of this place clean if you ever get out of your car.\nIt's got the new updated look so it looks a bit too hip for Fitchburg.\nLast time I waited in line, they gave me a free coupon since it took so long.\nNo sweat Starbucky Bunnies, I'll be back.
__label__1 I did not enjoy my shopping experience at this Office Depot.  I had some specific shipping supplies that I was looking for, and the employees seemed extremely unenthusiastic to help me find them.  After wandering around for a long time unsuccessfully looking for my items, I put what I had found back on the shelf and drove to Staples, where I found the same items for half the price and much friendlier service to boot.
__label__4 Good, cheap, fast, friendly. Best fresh chips and salsa.
__label__0 Ugh. Where to begin.\n\nI drove up to Madison to visit my boyfriend on Cinco De Mayo, and decided we should get some mexican and margaritas to be festive! So we chose Laredo's.\nBad call.\nService was bad from the minute we walked in. Hostesses were unfriendly, and since they were on a 15 minute wait, they ripped off a piece of notebook paper, wrote the number \"30\" on it, and told us they'd call our number.\n\nWe decided we'd grab some drinks at the bar while we waited. When the bartender finally made his way over to us, we ordered a beer and a margarita, to which he responded \"Uhh, that's gonna be 8 something... maybe.\" So my boyfriend just handed him a $10 and told him to keep it. Really? Shouldn't he know how much to charge?\n\nWhen we finally got seated, we decided on nachos for an appetizer. They came out in one big pile of squishy mush. The meat was decent, but everything else tasted bland, and well.. mushy.\n\nWe ordered our entrees, and waited. And waited. And watched other people order and eat. And waited..... and waited... for 45 minutes, we waited. We actually considered just leaving (which I have never done and couldn't ever actually do). Finally our server came to our table and asked if we had gotten our food yet. We said no, he went to the kitchen, came back and told us they had boxed it up to go but that he would  bring it out now.\nYuck! I don't want food that's been sitting around in boxes for 45 minutes when I go out to eat. So my boyfriend told him we didn't want our food anymore and we'd just pay for the appetizer and leave.\n\nAt least we were too full of mushy nachos to really be hungry for the rest of our food.\n\nIn short, don't go to Laredo's.
__label__2 A Kohl's is a Kohl's is a Kohl's. I really don't have much to add here. I went to this store by chance has I needed to stock up on some warmer clothes. I was impressed with the sale that they had going on; on the same hand the selection was fairly limited.\n\nThe staff was very friendly and helpful and there was plenty of parking. I would not be opposed to going back.
__label__3 The Sheraton is a great place to stay in Madison.  The rooms have been renovated somewhat recently and are very nice and comfortable.  Customer Service has always been good to me - in my 20 or so stays at this location.  Workout room is good.  Restaurant is good.  There is a bar.  I'll be honest, there is nothing especially stunning or remarkable about this hotel, but I have never been disappointed with my stay.  I always have everything I need there.  You do need transport to downtown area (never a problem for me, as I am driving from Chicago).  My most recent stay was for a race - they are very accommodating to these special event situations.  Rooms on the SPG level are really nice the the SPG lounge has a great breakfast on weekdays!
__label__1 Some staff were helpful. Some seemed uninterested, the shuttle bus drivers were very nice. The room was clean and the hall decor seemed updated and fine with me. The shuttle service to downtown Madison was a big plus since this hotel is not walkable to much. The rental bikes out front are fabulous when the kiosk is working.\n\nThe beds were very comfortable but when the temperature in the room went up a bit and got warmer we could smell urine. We were on the pet floor (without a pet) and so we assume that was what it was. We could never find a luggage cart....\n\nThere was a wedding Saturday night, we went and complained about the noise from the partying guests at midnight and it quieted down. We went and spoke to the guests ourselves at 1:30 again when they \"forgot.\" We had a fire alarm go off from the drunken wedding guest at 2:45 a.m. There were elderly folks and parents with babies all over the front drive and the manager or staff never came outside and told us a thing. I finally went in to ask and he admitted it was the wedding folks and it was a false alarm. I know it's not their fault, but they could have handled that better. A \"sorry\" at some point about the noise or  alarm would have been nice. Even nicer would have been if the manager had offered us a deal if we came to stay again or free breakfast since we literally got zero sleep Saturday night. \n\nThe wi-fi on the 4th floor was pretty darn mediocre even though the manager said it was fine. I couldn't download my e-mail to my phone!\n\nHere's the thing, I can get a Hampton Inn for about the same price. I get free breakfast, a clean room and no rowdy wedding folks there so I'm not sure that this was \"nicer.\"
__label__1 A small group of us made the short trek from the Polar Plunge to the Coliseum this past Saturday; had it not been for the close proximity to the plunge event, we probably would've gone elsewhere, and in hindsight, should have.\n\nThe place was a zoo, due to the Polar Plunge, so I wanted to cut them a little slack.  Even with the massive influx of people, I'm not so sure that I'd hurry back to the Coliseum Bar.  It appears to be quite dated and sorta' uninviting - clinical, almost.  Tap selection isn't anything to write home about, and the back bar area is limited to bottles/cans only (though they can mix drinks back there as well).  It was also a little pricey; 4 beers (2 taps (served in plastic cups), 2 bottles) were $18.\n\nThere was a \"DJ\" blasting music the entire time, and neither he nor his sound system were very good... the sound was heavily distorted and lacking any fullness/bass.  Thankfully, we were standing in the back bar area, semi-shielded from the \"music.\"\n\nUltimately, we stayed for one beer, and then headed to the Wisco on Willy Street, where we enjoyed a great burger, a great selection of brews, and a better experience.
__label__3 I have been going to Parkway for years. I really like the Parkway omelette. The service is always fast and friendly. What are you waiting for ?
__label__4 Great selection and wide variety with good prices make this my new favorite Asian/international market in Madison! Store and items were clean and fresh. Variety of ethnicities-- I went home with Jamaican, Mexican, Indian, Arab, Thai, and Chinese foods/products in my bags! Near downtown and very close to the beltline make it easy to access, even if you're coming from out of town. Seems like the strip mall and library which share a parking lot with Yue-Wah has all been recently updated. Looks nice.
__label__4 Hotel Review\n5 stars for clean, safe, hotel with free breakfast. This is a great location right off of downtown and the staff is super friendly. Check-in was quick. The rooms themselves are super clean and spacious. TV with cable + HBO. The other amenities include free WIFI (you get a code from the front desk when you check in), coffee, and pool. No problems with noise or difficulty sleeping. In the AM, free continental breakfast with hot waffles (delicious batter blueberry and regular), yogurt, boiled eggs, super 8 cinnamon rolls (amazing!), cereal, coffee, and milk. Saves you money on getting a complete breakfast. Free newspapers at the front desk as well\n\nPros- Very clean, bargain price, lots of amenities, top notch service, free breakfast\n\nCons- none\n\nHidden deals\n1. Free high speed WIFI\n2. Free breakfast\n3. Sign up at Super 8 website for wyndham rewards to earn free nights\n\nI am sold on Super 8, great hotel chain!
__label__4 What a super nice Super 8!  We booked through Hotwire and chose a \"Secret Hotel\" and I admit, I was a bit bummed to see that we were given a Super 8.  However, I shouldn't have been, at all.  This place was really quite nice and the manager, Josh, went above and beyond to make sure we had a room with a fridge.  Everything was very good here for a two-star motel.  Rooms were comfy, clean and well equipped.  The pool was very nice and clean.  Breakfast was your typical, but tasty, continental fare.  Every employee we encountered was pleasant. \n\nThere is a lot of annoying construction going on around this place right now.  Which didn't really cause any huge issues, just a few minor traffic annoyances.  This is a perfectly fine location if you plan to get around Madison by car.  It is close to everything one would go to Madison for.   \n\nAgain, I was disappointed to see Super 8 pop up in my \"Secret Hotel\" reveal, but now, I'm glad it worked out that way.  Great place at a great price.
__label__2 This is a nice little grocer.  I wish their cash register would work better so that you don't have to wait 10 minutes to ring up.  But otherwise its nice.
__label__2 The upside? This place is huge.\n\nThe downside? This place is huge.\n\nI would say the experience is determined by how the vendors use the space and how they try to make the guests feel.  Both times I've been here (Food & Wine and Well Expo) it was hard to relax and feel casual.  Cement floors, no music, and fluorescent lighting definitely makes you feel too convention-y.  That being said, they can fit a ton of people and vendors, so that's great.  \n\nHowever, if someone has a band playing, maybe some table cloths with color, and some different lighting, this might be nice!\n\nParking was $6 for me, even when my husband was only dropping me off.  :/\nAND cash only.  Srsly.
__label__0 They announced today they are closing. As you can see due to my previous review I am not surprised. Sad but not suprised.
__label__1 Whenever we go there, we are hit with a bill of nearly $200 or more. They charge excessivley for small things like looking at some sample under a microscope for 5 mins or $20 for shampoo. We are seriously considering switching.
__label__0 I would not recommend this vet clinic. We had used this clinic for years but over the last 4 years the service has gone down hill. The staff and Dr Hook are unprofessional and rude. If we ever called to ask about something that concerned us they would blow us of or make us feel stupid for calling. When we took the pet in they talked down to us and didn't answer the question asked, They showed no compassion for our pet and made us (loyal customers) feel like a number.
__label__0 They charge too much, care is so-so.  I would go to Veterinary Emergency Service.  I wish I could do it all over again.  They will also suggest you take the route that is \"most expensive,\" and prey on your feelings towards our pet.  Stay away.
__label__0 Checked into our room and went with kids to the pool. The hot tub had black water in it. No kidding. You couldn't see the bottom of the tub. The water smelled disgusting like smelly feet. How can staff not know what is going on in their hotel!  We won't be back.
__label__1 3 dart machines, a Foosball, a shuffleboard. Wouldn't call this a place for games. Upstairs opens at 11? What's up there that's not open at 9? But as a bonus, drinks are cheap, staff is friendly. Great job.
__label__1 \"Meh. I've experienced better.\" sums it up just right. Forgive me for being an economics major, but I firmly believe that prices should reflect the cost of production. If I need to print a black and white two page document, it should cost 20 or so cents, no matter what the CONTENT of the two pages are. I should not have to pay 10 times this amount just because *what* I need to print is a packaging slip. I raised a question about this while I was in the store, but the guy gave me a condescending speech about how they are a for-profit business, so I just paid quickly to get out of there. $2 is no skin off my nose, but it's the principle of the matter!
__label__3 It's tiny and dingy, but they sell everything you'd need to make a Thai curry. Or whatever Asian dish you're trying to make. Their produce is also a lot cheaper than other grocery stores in the area. The only downside is their tiny parking lot with the 30 min. parking.
__label__0 Somebody dared me to check out this place in Madison on the topic of worse scummy bars in Wisconsin and this ranks among the top. My shoes became very sticky the moment walk gin this place and it took a while to get that stuff off my shoe. The smell of the place was atrocious and the place was disgusting everywhere and among the drunk quacks who hang out here. No college students in this bar this is a place for the seedier elements of Madison and it oth showed and smelled the night I visited here recently. A very scary bar
__label__4 This place is a must-go!  We went there this weekend for the first time and the service was excellent.  Not only that, but the doughnuts were exceptional.  It has been hard for me to find a good-family owned bakery since I moved to Madison, but here it has been all along!  We will definitely be back soon.  My favorites were the sprinkle ones and the apple fritter looked amazing.  The girl working said they don't make long-johns all the time, mainly for special orders, but I bet those would be great!  I may just have to special order some!! Check it out!  But...get there early!!  Before 7 on a Sunday!
__label__1 Drove all the way downtown so my girlfriends daughter could get a few donuts. Not too impressive. They have a lot of donuts, but they only have a few different types/flavors.  I have seen larger selections at most grocery stores. That being said, I walked away paying only 4 bucks for our breafast. Not too bad.
__label__3 Super cute, old school Italian-American restaurant, replete with Christmas lights strung around the bar, very friendly wait staff and a killer beer/drink list. I didn't have pizza, but it looked good...Had the special veggie lasagna and a couple vodka drinks (they have Death's Door, among others) and the excellent garlic bread. The vibe is laid back- really homey. I could see making this a regular stop in the neighborhood. Others obviously agree because the place was packed on Saturday night.
__label__3 If they hadn't changed their location, it was a sure-shot 5 stars! The old location inside University Square mall was just awesome. The food was unbelievably tasty and cheap! The food's still good, but the price is slightly higher now, given the nicer location. I'd give it a try if I'm in the vicinity.
__label__1 The bar was okay (satisfactory drink menu), but the dining room made me feel like I was in a coffin.  I had a pizza and a salad, both of which did the job in satiating my hunger, but neither of which I'd write home about.  In fact, I don't think I'd take my parents here, and they love mediocre dining.  I won't be back.
__label__3 I love this place.  I've been going to Paisan's since i was about 10 years old.  The best is a Porta Salad and then going on to the Bella Pizza with onion's!  BEST PIZZA I've ever had!
__label__1 What a complete disappointment.\n\nWe live nearby, and yesterday had some big and exciting news to celebrate. It was late and nice outside so we decided to talk a walk to Paisan's and try it for the first time.\n\nWhat do you do when you need to celebrate? You order champagne. We ordered 25 dollar champagne. We got ... a BOTTLE OF COOK'S. Really?? REALLY? If you are going to serve us cheap champagne, fine, but at LEAST be smart enough to get something no one will recognize! What's more, while the waiter was nice and all, he wasted tons of our champagne. He didn't pour it right so it fizzed all kinds and he kept spilling it. THANKS. That was our 25 dollar bottle of effin' Cook's you just wasted.\n\nWe tried to move on, and order an appetizer. It's pretty much bread and cheese, or bread and cheese. Or bread and garlic. Cool. It was fine, but nothing special.\n\nThe pizzas were also fine, but nothing special. I got vegetarian pesto, Derek got the spicy one. I think these people are relying WAYYYY too much on their name, their legacy, and crappy Kraft cheese.  Way too much cheese. Really good cheese can be used in just the right amount for perfect flavor -- if you add a ton of bland, poor quality cheese to something, that's not going to make it suddenly taste better!!!\n\nDesserts? Meh. Derek was horrified to find the tiramisu cut like a pie slice and not a square. (he's picky)\n\nIt was a pretty building. The acoustics in the back room, the one overlooking the \"lake\" (read: freeway) are terrible though. Also, it's dirty. The floors were covered.\n\nI'm thinking ... never again. Not worth my close-to-90 dollars. And it ruined our celebration. I really wish we had gone somewhere else.
__label__2 Was here for a work dinner event.  Service was not good.  Very slow too.  Worst service I've gotten here.  Usually gotten better service.
__label__1 I'm sad to give Paisan's a \"Meh\", because it's a Madison staple (especially in my family), but I'm just not that fired up about it. I've had both lunch and dinner here, and while the food is never bad, per se, it's also not outstanding - and for the price of some items, it should earn at least a \"really good\". Mozzarella bread, for example, is fine, but would be easy (and way cheaper) to make at home - it's just two big pieces of bread with some cheese sprinkled on it and put in the oven. The only thing about my most recent meal at Paisan's that stood out to me was the seasoning on the crust of my taco pizza. And the fact that my menu pages were water-damaged and falling apart, and that the booth area we were sitting in felt a lot like a Catholic church confessional. :/\n\nOverall: Not a bad place, I guess, but pretty solidly \"meh.\"
__label__0 Service was extremely slow and not very useful...never once asked if we wanted something to drink, just brought water out. Took a hour for a 9\" pizza that didn't even have all the correct toppings on it. Food was \"meh\".
__label__1 Not impressed, especially given the reputation that it's a great place. It started with not being able to sit in the main room and we got taken down a long hall in a secluded room full of booths, with a loud fan and a dark, lonesome, secluded setting. The space between the table and bench is quite large so makes it awkward being so far from your food. The spicy cheese bread was about the only thing that gets a 3/4 star. Otherwise, the food was just crummy- Mozzerella sticks, Cesar salad (served with ginormous portions of dressing), pizza was bland with dry and hard crust and littler cheese and the Monday pasta special was just pasta, nothing special and could be made at home much better. Several of the pasta dishes came with very little sauce and the server came sparingly to check on us, and didn't even make it to run the check and we paid up front. The only thing that made this experience is being with family, and that was the point of going out for dinner!
__label__4 If I can't give the Key a 5 star rating, I don't know what I would. As a disclaimer, I worked there for 2 years and left on unsavory terms with the owner. The fact that she (wears the pants) and her husband are doing back-to-back prison sentences bumps it from a 4 to a 5.\n\nNow, any bar in madison on friday or saturday is bound to be butts-to-nuts busy, so don't take away stars for it being packed, that's just dumb.\n\nDrinks=strong. \n\nI'd be hardpressed to tell you the prices, but I'm guessing they're average. Stick to specials and you'll do all right. In response to another reviewer... most male bartenders come off as tools, it's in the job description, and the Key's aren't on the same level as those at Brothers, Mad Ave or even (maybe even especially) the Nitty.\n\nFood=Exceptionally good bar food+a ton of it+cheap.\nA burger special is $5 and it's uncomfortable to finish all of it. I recommend trying.\n\nIf you're ambling towards Camp Randall or the Kohl Center, stop in for a quick round or two of shots. It's easy enough to get to the bar in a timely manner and it's right on the way for a lot of you.
__label__2 There is nothing particularly stunning or revolting about Jade Garden: it is what it is.  I ordered from here all the time in college - cheap food, specials every so often if you Google it, pretty quick turnaround as well.\n\nI was back in Madison for New Year's, and I ordered from here on New Year's Day, online.  Not only were they open (unlike some of their delivery friends), but they had it at my door in about 15 minutes.  I don't know if I'm scared or impressed, but I'm going to go with impressed.\n\nFood is traditional blah pan-Asian cuisine, but I did enjoy the fried potstickers, fried wontons, and eggrolls.  Then again, anything fried is soooo gooooood.  Chicken with broccoli was decent - broccoli wasn't soggy, and it was aplenty.\n\nBetter Chinese food than most places in Madison, with great delivery times to boot.  Someday, Jade Garden, I will be back.
__label__0 Got delivery... Looked em up on here and wasn't too impressed (3 isn't horrible) but really looking forward to trying the rangoon .  Phone etiquette was nice, delivery was fast, food was eh.  I wasn't expecting a lot, I just needed a greasy Chinese fix, which I got!!  The generals chicken was dried out and bland... the egg rolls were soggy but the rangoons?  Those were the WORST thing I may have ever eaten!!  I was crushed.   I thought for sure I was safe with those... but no, I did not get to enjoy the deliciousness of a previous reviewer.  Mine were stale, with lumpy chunks of nasty cream cheese and maybe one slice of green onion per rangoon.  No Crab.  Not a thing.  It was bad enough to do such a crappy job, but then to just leave out the one possible saving grace?  Horrible.  Such a disappointment :(
__label__2 Me give this place 4 years of me life and $50,000 and all me get is piece of paper that say \"Numen Lumen\" at top. It supposed to be proof of wealth of knowledge that me absorb but guess what? Everybody else on planet take one look and know me no learn jack. They all like, \"Liberal arts degree? Thank you, but that position has already been filled,\" or \"Isn't a poli sci major just a philosophy major who doesn't live in his parents basement?\" Not me fault! Advisor tell me that it really not matter which major me choose! Engineering students they all get six figures and Ferrari 599's and seven girlfriends even though they nerds. But no one else want to go to Engineering Building because they hear rumor it house of sin. So I spend all me time in upside-down Humanities building wondering why it upside-down, and trying to find hidden eleven in Big Ten logo, and now me poor.\n\nBy the way, when I went there the biggest celebrity in town was Scanner Bob. Is he still around?
__label__3 A nice list of loose leaf teas, which are served in a light-bulb looking glass ware. This Jiffy Lube converted place is an unexpectedly pleasant coffee shop on the S Park street. Very friendly staff, a fantastic view of Copps, and overall a charming neighborhood cafe.
__label__2 The place is quite nice in appearance and seemed very clean.  The food was hot and the buffet was kept stocked nicely.  The food wasn't bad but wasn't that good either.\n\nWhen I think of Indian food, I want a depth of flavor, some intensity.  The food here was none of that.  It was even somewhat bland.  The chicken masala had nice chunks of white breast meat, but there was hardly any spice in it.  Seemed like Midwestern chicken gravy.  And the beef curry was just as flavorless.\n\nThe nana bread was good as was the rice Brian's.  but that was about it.
__label__0 I really like the triple order of cheese sticks at Toppers.  Their pizza really sucks, but the cheese sticks are pretty awesome.  I'm not exactly the most adventurous eater all the time, but i decided to try the mac and cheese pizza.  \n\nObviously they were copying Ian's in that department, but I figured since I like the Ian's pizza, i would try Toppers.\n\nBig mistake.\n\nOMFG, the first bite was awful.  I knew there was something off right away.  I lifted up the noodle cheese crust thing, and I realized that the whole crust was covered in some sort of orange glue.  Seriously, the pizza was covered in some imitation cheese-wiz.  I say imitation because cheese-wiz is better that the orange shit that was on my pizza.  And I ordered a large!  I actually threw the rest of the pizza away, because I wouldn't feed that shit to a dog.
__label__2 It's a decent place but the food is hit or miss. I've had some great food as well as some really lousy stuff....once my wife sent her stuff back coz it seemed like it was a week old!\nOk to try sometime if u r in the neighborhood, but I wouldn't travel much for it.
__label__1 I was a regular at Nam's till they started decreasing their portion size for the same price.  K23 which was the beef pepper steak with rice is my favorite!!!  But this place does not appreciate customer loyalty, so please don't bother going there.
__label__2 I've only ever ordered delivery from Nam's, so I don't know how it is in person. Their food is impressive enough to make them a regular in my delivery rotation, but pricey enough that I probably won't go for them more than once a month or so. Their lemongrass chicken wings were the dish that originally sold me on the place, with their surprising and delicious flavor combination, but all the typical americanized Chinese dishes I'd get anywhere else have been at least as good if not better than other places I've tried around Madison. I get bubble tea with every order--delicious and refreshing. My favorite so far is the honeydew milk tea, but I haven't tried them all yet. I tried one of their Vietnamese sandwiches recently, and it was too spicy for my taste, but from what I could taste after picking off all the peppers and still feeling like I was martyring my mouth, it seemed like the meat had a nice texture and the sauce was good...maybe just not my thing. \n\nPersonally, my go-to takeout places are usually those that give huge portions, so I can justify the price by the fact that they give me yummy leftovers for a week...Nam's isn't like this, and it makes me sad. But it's still good enough to keep going back to, just not quite as frequently.
__label__0 I really want to like this place, but I've had a bad experience every time I've ordered from them. A few weeks ago, I ordered delivery from Nam's and my food took almost an hour longer than the estimated arrival time. When I finally received my food, there was a curly black hair sitting directly on top of my curry. Luckily, I still had my crab rangoons and I was able to eat those, but I certainly had no appetite for the curry... I called Nam's as soon as I found the hair and was told by the employee that answered the phone that he would \"leave a note\" about getting me a free entree next time I ordered from them. Well, I just ordered food from them again and received a very rude phone call from one of the workers demanding to know why I was receiving a free entree. Let's just say that I am a little insulted that, after I gave them a second chance, they would call me and accuse me of lying to get free food. \n\nSide Note: After being reassured that my food would be here in 45 minutes, it has now been an hour and I am officially never ordering from here again.
__label__1 A friend recommended this place while I was visiting Madison. I was hesitant because it's a chain but she highly recommended. I regret not just yelping for an Italian restaurant in Madison. The food wasn't that great and the service was OK. I'm tired of Italian restaurants throwing noodles and sauce together and calling it an Italian dish. Lessoned learned....I'll stick to yelping restaurants.
__label__1 A couple of my friends really enjoy this place, but no matter how much I try, I just can't warm-up to the place.\n\nThey do have a decent tap selection, which includes a nice mix of local micros and tasty macros.  Not in the mood for a tap?  Check out the large selection of bottled brews.  Their beer menu is excellent because it lists the style, the origin (city/state/country), and ABV.  Pricing is a bit higher than you'll find at most of the locally-run pubs.\n\nThe food and service is where I have to take away a star or two... The food I've tried has been greasy - from the chicken tenders to the pizza rolls to the regular pizza - it's all been terribly greasy.  It tastes hyper-processed - I think another reviewer made note of this, and I couldn't agree more... And, it's overpriced - count on spending around $22-$24 for dinner, a drink, and a soda/tea.  \n\nService is (wait for it) spotty.  I've been to this location five or six times, and have only once had a really good server - we sat in the bar, and our server was excellent.  He never let a glass go beyond 2/3 empty.  Sitting in the dining area has resulted in less than favorable service, even when the place wasn't busy.\n\nSo... Old Chicago... I'm sorry, but I have to give you a \"MEH\" rating.\n\nFood = 2 stars (greasy; seems sub-par)\nService = 2 stars (very spotty; sit in the bar for best service)\nValue = 2 stars (pricey)\nMISC = 3 stars (good beer selection)\n\nWith places like Roman Candle, Rosatti's, Glass Nickel, Buck's, and others very nearby, I can't justify hitting Old Chicago.  Sorry.
__label__0 I do love Target, but after this experience I will no longer shop at the specific Target. Last week I ran into Target to purchase two C.D's one for myself and one a gift. One of them was regular price and one was on sale for only $9.99. I thought great, what a deal! I go up the check-out, which is busy, and wait a few minutes to find that my C.D. did not come up as the sale price posted. The check-out girl gets a manager to come over and he does a price check. I tell him there are two versions of the C.D. a deluxe and regular, I had chosen the regular. He asks if I got in on the end of a isle on in the middle. I tell him in the middle under pop/rock. He tells me the C.D. is $13.99 on a big display at the end of an Isle and says nothing more. It's been about 4-5 minutes now and there are people waiting behind me. So I say \"Ok, Never mind, I do not want it then.\" The girl just stares and me and the manager just stands there? I have no idea what is going on, so I say again, \"Never mind, I don't wait it\" and swipe my card. Again, a silence and they are both just standing there. I say \" I swiped my card\" to the check out lady and she \"ugh's\" at me and give me my receipt without my bag with my other C.D. in it. I had to literally reach over the counter to get it. I decided to run back to the C.D. section to re-read the SALE sign I saw. Ha, well it was gone. They had taken in down, so I talk to someone in the Electronic department and they have no Idea what is going. The manager comes back and explains that yes, the sign was left up past the sale date and I did not wait long enough for him to find out...I told him that he had me standing there in silence for almost 10 minutes talking on his \"walkie talkie\" and maybe a \"one minute ma'am\" or \"Im just looking into that for you miss\" would have been a nice indication that he wasn't just standing there staring off into space. He proceeded to argue with me telling me that I just walked away from him. Why didn't he say \"Wait one minute Ma'am\" or something, anything for that matter...? Too bad I didn't catch his name, or else that would be on here too. I shut him up by saying \"Don't worry about it, I will be returning the one C.D. I bought and buying both at Best Buy, I'm sure they will appreciate my business!\" I got my C.D. at Best Buy for ONLY $6.99 :) See if you can beat that Target!
__label__1 Noodles & Company...universally loved, almost.  I say almost because there seems to be an attitude among foodies that this chain sucks.  I, personally, don't think it sucks, but it could be a lot better.\n\nThe main problem with this location is the size of the restaurant itself.  It would probably get three stars from me if not for this problem. There is simply not enough seating to accommodate the amount of people who want to eat here on weekends.  I'm not a fan of waiting for tables unless the restaurant is REALLY good, so I've just walked out a few times before placing my order.  When I do stick around, usually I feel really crowded due to the close proximity of the tables.\n\nThere are also lots of little kids, who may or may not leave you teetering precariously on the brink of utter madness.  It's probably better to go during the work-week.\n\nThe food is reasonably tasty and quickly served, but inconsistent.  The noodles are always cooked perfectly but sometimes the sauces come out too watery.  The ability to add meat (or tofu) to any dish is helpful, since some of the dishes are pretty bland otherwise.  My favorite recently has been the penne rosa, which has just the right amount of kick.  However, for a place devoted to pastas, and considering the rather high prices, I expect to be more impressed.\n\nYou probably already know if you like Noodles & Company or not. If you aren't familiar with this chain and are thinking of trying it out, I would not recommend this location; there are quite a few others in the Madison area which are less crowded.  For a quick bite, Noodles is pretty good, but you can do better.
__label__0 I want to start by saying I LOVE LOVE LOVE Olive Garden.  It's truly one of my all-time favorites and usually my go-to Italian place when I want something yummy and not want to worry about quality.\n\nThat's why I was SOOOOOO disheartened by this particular location.  The waitress was awesome!!  Best part of the night.  BUT, the food was crap.  Seriously, I almost sent my meal back because it was so freaking bad.  I got the fetuccini alfredo.  The pasta was severely over cooked.  They noodles fell apart as I was trying to wind them around the fork to eat them.  And the sauce was poorly seasoned (like no flavor whatsoever) as well as chunky.  Have you ever had chunky alfredo sauce?  I was thinking, what the heck did they use in this, cottage cheese??  Ewwww!  That's all I have to say about that.  My dining partner said his noodles were also mushy (I thought, maybe, it was just the fetuccini, but nope).\n\nSave your money and eat somewhere else or go to a different Madison location because THIS one was so totally not worth it.
__label__4 This is our favorite take out place.  The food is always fresh, flavorful and plentiful.  The owners are very nice also.  We drive out of the way for take out from them.
__label__1 Don't stay here if you need to get sleep. They rent rooms to groups of teenagers on outings... so there are rooms full of kids with no supervision (and no manners) running up and down the halls yelling all night. I thought it was illegal for minors to rent a room without an adult... apparently not at this place.\n\nI came here for EPIC training, and this was on the list of approved hotels. I'm going to suggest that EPIC change that. I got almost no sleep and I have to wake up at 6am, sit in class, and get on a plane... with no sleep. \n\nLet your employer pay a little more and stay at a better hotel.
__label__1 The only thing irish about this \"irish pub\" is they sever Guiness and have Jameson Whiskey. Otherwise there isn't anything irish on the menu and no irish ambiance at all. Boooring.
__label__0 I wouldn't go here again, although the staff was seemingly \"nice\" I don't know if they know what they are doing in the back. \nWent in to get my headlight bulbs replaced, they forgot to replace two screws that hold the entire headlight assembly in place ( luckily I noticed right after it was done), and now my headlights are all askew, so they either forgot to adjust them or didn't know how. I'd do it myself if I could, but then again, I don't work at a car service center.
__label__0 Went there today and the waitress was beyond rude. Another waitress came over and gave us chips and salsa. Our group thought chips and salsa came with the meal, so we started eating then. Our waitress then asked who was going to pay for the chips they gave to us.... We refused to pay that was not our mistake.\n\nThe waitress then asked us 3 different times how we are going to pay for 8 of us. We asked every time to please separate the bills. She not only rolled her eyes, but she said \"okay then...\" in a rude tone. I would not go back to this particular location. \n\nWe also had to asked 3 times for waters and the drinks that we ordered. Finally the manger came over to help.  The only thing that evened out the trip was the fact the food was actually good....
__label__4 I don't get items dry cleaned very often, so when I needed to have a formal dress cleaned, I wasn't sure where to go.  Even though I had coupons in my Bucky Book for three other cleaners, I decided to use Right Touch after reading the Yelp reviews (those other cleaners scored very low, and Right Touch scored very high).  \n\nMy dress had only been worn once, and it had a large dark stain on the front.  The dress was stored in my closet with that stain for over seven years!  I was not sure it could be cleaned at all.  But Right Touch said they would do their best, and they got it completely out!  The dress looks brand new, and I am thrilled!  Plus, the price was incredibly reasonable!  I will definitely use them again for any future dry cleaning needs!!
__label__1 Good docs - young but nice and responsive to questions.  The office staff isn't the most pleasant.  \nThe prices are reasonable and the facility is new - very nice.
__label__0 Stopped in to get help replacing a pendant and sconce that we had bought years ago.  The lady who helped me was not very helpful and seemed bothered to even give me minimum information.  I had a bad experience a year or so ago with customer service here but hoped they might have improved in this area...nope!
__label__0 This is one of the worst restaurants I've ever tried to order from.  They take 2 hours to get you delivery, they always screw up the my order and they have no clue how to give good service.  Every time I've worked with them, they've screwed something up and they've never tried to make it right.  If Madison had any other food options, I would never order from them again.
__label__1 Monkeyshines is the way to end a night of bad decisions.
__label__1 I was not thrilled with this gym.  At the Fitchburg location, there is plenty of equipment, and the little TVs are a treat.  It is clean.  My biggest complaint is the trainers, who spent more time chatting with me than helping me develop a routine I'd actually do.  At first I was really excited about the group classes, but then I realized the instructors don't make corrections, which is not only disappointing, but can be dangerous.  I'd recommend taking full advantage of the 14 day trial period, as the fees end up being quite costly if you aren't going to use the gym.
__label__1 Tired and outdated equipment.  It's embarrassing to jog on a treadmill to have it squeak and rattle so loud everyone looks at you.  While I was never the slimmest person there, I wasn't the heaviest either.  After 5 years, I finally left because membership was being offered to new members for considerably less than I was paying.
__label__1 As far as fast food is concerned, Taco Bell isn't all that bad.  I usually get two of the chicken soft taco frescos - they're lower in calories, and not terribly bad for the 'ole diet.\n\nHowever... this location irks me for a number of reasons.  Allow me to recreate a few visits (all from the drive thru).  I only know the dates because I looked them up via online banking.\n\nVisit on 9/14/12:\nTB: \"What's up?\"\nMe: \"Excuse me?\"\nTB: \"Aw yeah - whatchya' need?\"\nMe: \"I'd like two chicken soft taco frescos?\"\nTB: \"Cool.  Cool.  What else?\"\n\nVisit on 10/2/12:\nTB: \"Hey, how's it going?\"\nMe: \"Fine, thanks.\"\nTB: \"What's new?\"\nMe: \"Um, can I place an order?\"\nTB: \"Sure you can.\"\n\nVisit on 10/10/12:\nTB: \"What's up?\"\nMe: \"Can I place an order?\"\nTB: \"You bet.\"\n\nNever once have they greeted me with a, \"Welcome to Taco Bell, may I take your order?\"\n\nI'm not sure why they're trying to be so hip/laid back/cool - it's a Taco Bell ferchristsakes.  I'm not buying a Billabong shirt or a surfboard - I'm ordering a dollar-something taco from a drive thru at 7:00pm on a Tuesday.  \n\nKnock off the casual crap and just process our orders, 'ya dig?
__label__4 This is one of my FAVORITE west side eats!  I HIGHLY recommend the veggie spring rolls and the number 60 & the number 65 (I think this is it, it is lemongrass chicken with eggroll).  I can't order anything else because I love these!!!
__label__1 Food is good, service is terrible, the staff didn't come to our table for over 10 min finally when they arrived they wanted our whole order.  Didn't ask if we wanted drinks at all. We were then never spoken to during our meal except to see if they could take our sauces away.  Dirty dishes were left on our table thru the meal. Staff was more interested in filling sauces, and condiments then giving service to the customers.  You can the best Food but if service is bad you will continue to lose customer like us who used to come frequently.
__label__4 This is one of my favorite places in town, and it's been great to watch this business grow over the years. I absolutely love vermicelli noodle dishes. I've eaten here several times, but always order the exact, same thing: vermicelli noodle bowl with grilled shrimp and an egg roll. Seriously, this cannot be beat. The vegetables are always fresh and crispy. The sauce is served on the side so you can keep it as light or heavy as you like. The shrimp are wonderfully seasoned and grilled, and I love the hot shrimp against the cold cucumbers and other veggies.\n\nJust writing this review makes me want to return right now.\n\nAlso, I've noticed sometime in the last few years they invested in the decor and have made it very nice inside.
__label__1 I've had a massage, a mani, and two pedis here.  All of my previous experiences have been par for the course.  My latest pedi turned in to a not so nice memory.  The technician cut my cuticle on my big toe and didn't even mention it to me.  I felt a little sting as she was cleaning the lotion off before using the polish - but I didn't think too much of it.  A week and a half later, I get to go to prompt care for an infected nail bed.\nI wouldn't be so upset about this if it had been from a strip mall nails joint, but from a day spa?  And the amount of money you have to pay for their service?  I'm going to think twice before visiting them for a pedi again.
__label__1 Towels are washed, but they have a smell to them. Carpets need to be replaced because they smell old and a bit moldy.  The linens need to be replaced because this duvet cover's zipper is broken so the down comforter is falling out of the duvet. \n\nMeatloaf at the hotel's restaurant was alright. Could have been better if the gravy wasn't too salty.
__label__4 Easily my favorite restaurant in Madison. Very attentive waitstaff. I've never had a dish here that I didn't like.
__label__0 I have eaten in Indian places all over the country and this place ranks up there with one of the worst.  The wait staff is nice, the water stayed full, but the food is dead avg at best.  One of the reasons I love Indian food is the depth of flavor.  Last night I had to salt the lamb dish b/c it was so flat.  We have left overs which is usually a hot commodity for lunch the next day.  Neither one of us have touched them.  I've just moved to Madison and this is my first time here, but I don't envision returning anytime soon.
__label__1 This rating does NOT reflect the fabulous selection at The Bean--that's amazing. I was irritated by the customer service. It STARTED well, with a lady greeting me as I came in the door and asking if I needed help finding anything. When I said no, the lady walked over to her associate, and the two proceeded to engage in an epic--riveting, I'm SURE--conversation that was still going on 10 minutes later, which is when I walked (unnoticed) out the door. The conversation transpired in the middle of a crowed aisle, which I, along with another patron, were having no small amount of difficulty navigating. The two were completely oblivious to the fact that we were trying to see (and move) PAST them. When the other patron met my eyes and shook her head in bewilderment, my suspicion that this is NOT normal behavior for business proprietors was confirmed. I didn't stick around any longer. I found what I needed at JoAnn's right around the corner.
__label__1 HOLY CRAP!!!\nOK, now before I get into a pissing match with anyone I just have to say this, the place is ridiculously expensive. \nI don't get why you have to spend almost $200 on 1 pair of jeans? I mean come on!! I guess I would expect this from a store like this, but it's mostly all graphic t-shirts and pants..I do like the style..but I mean everything in there is graphic-ified. haha.\nI did purchase a purse from there that I still wear today, but they are cheaply made. The lining of the purse tore open for some odd reason, I'm not ruff with my pruses and don't keep knives in there..all the time.. ;)~\nI do know they have a sale rack in the back that is unmarked which I found odd..basically you have to read the tag to find out how much your paying..it's always a good hunt! \nI'd say go in, look around, but don't waste your money on their clothes. Or purses. You can find better quality. ;)~
__label__1 Crappy vegetarian selection. The few things I had were meh. Definitely needs better labeling for the buffet for noobies like myself.
__label__0 Burger King scews themself again!  Who is running this franchise?  They don't know what they are doing.  What I am referring to is that they took their best new burgers off their menu and went back to the old Whopper and basic blah.  What the heck!?  They got us back with their angus and Texas burgers and now they don't carry those anymore.  \nStaff is good and the store is clean and the fries are good.   This place is only good for some fries so why go here.  I suggest Wendy's or for something different Popeye's if you want fast food.
__label__3 I must say with the amount of business this Burger King does it has always been accurate, fast and declicious.\n\nThey have the best chicken sandwich (The Original) in town.\n\nI would have given 5 stars but, the trash can in the drive thru when you are exiting is always full and overflowing.  Who wants to drive over trash?  Not me.....
__label__1 I work very nearby this particular Steep & Brew, and it is consistently hit-or-miss, as contradictory as that sounds. However, my most urgent complaint is that the majority of the baristas have no urgency whatsoever. I often try to build an extra 10 minutes into my morning commute to grab a cup of coffee and a pastry, and I'm forced to wait for a full 7 minutes while the one barista available slowlyyyyy makes pour-over coffee and precisely steamed lattes. \n\nI know it's a small shop, but the priorities and sense of urgency here are non-existent. Why don't they have carafes of coffee to the side, so those who are there to just get a cup can fill up, pay at the counter and get out? \n\nI wouldn't be complaining about this if it weren't a frequent and extremely irritating occurrence. Whenever I go there, I'm there at least 10 minutes before I need to be at work less than a block away and end up at work late, ALWAYS, due to a cup of coffee taking at least 7 minutes to obtain. \n\nRidiculous. \n\nThat said, the cherry danishes ARE delicious.
__label__2 Grade: C-\n\nThe most over-rated restaurant in Madison. Decent food. Outrageous prices. Good service. How this place is still in business amazes me.
__label__3 one of our favs in Madison, very consistent and good, sister-in-law and mother-in-law were impressed last night
__label__2 Grade: C-\n\nLess than average service. Almost okay food. Spendy.
__label__1 I had high hopes for this place but in the end, I did not have a great experience here. I went to collage a decade ago in Madison and Ginza was a thriving restaurant then. My memories of the hibachi here were very fond. Returning to Madison, I rarely get out to the west side, but I decided to make the trek out here to try it again.\n\nWalking into the restaurant, the place looked relatively slow. My wife and I I were told it would be 15-20 minutes for a hibachi table. We went to the bar and decided to order some sushi as an appetizer. After 30 minutes, we had not received our sushi and we were still sitting at the bar. I can understand if it is a busy Saturday night. This was a Tuesday night with about 15 people total in the restaurant. The hostess was less than courteous to say the least. When we finally received our sushi, we were told our table was ready.\n\nWe sat down at the hibachi table with some other strangers since it was just my wife and I. The hibachi performance was not inspiring and the food was bland. The sushi was decent. I read in the other reviews that sodas did not include free refills, but I did not test this.\n\nGinza has lost its luster and I won't be returning.
__label__0 Just ate here for the last time. Have gone here probably 20 times total in the past 4 years. Big fan of the sushi happy hour. However quality control is non existent. Found a hair in my salad, two out of my three sushi rolls were not made right and the crab in one tasted rotten. Totally disappointed. Check out VIP sushi next door. Much better and where I'll be taking my business from now on.
__label__1 I should've written this review ages ago! For awhile I thought that this place was pretty good, but then I got a car wash over at Octopus on University. I then realized how good of a wash I should have been getting. Since then I haven't gone back. When Mermaid has a crazy deal, it's ok for the price. Otherwise I wouldn't recommend it. They just don't clean the interior as well as Octopus. Every employee I've dealt with is very, very nice though.
__label__0 Worst car wash I ever got. The inside of my car is still dirty and dusty doesn't even look like I got a car wash. Should of gone to octopus what a waste of 20 dollars
__label__1 Someone needs to do some serious phone training at this location.I've ordered from here before, but they were never a staple for me. But my roommate was recently diagnosed with a gluten intolerance, and they prominently advertised a gluten-free crust option, so we started ordering from here instead of our preferred (pricier) pizza place.\n\nOrder #1: Took me 5 minutes to explain to the person taking my order over the phone that I wanted sausage added to a base special pizza. Really not that complicated. An hour and fifteen minutes pass, no pizza. Tried to call and inquire. Was immediately placed on hold and left there for 5 minutes. Hung up. Called back. Refused to let them immediately place them on hold (much to the person taking my call's surprise) and managed to ask my 15-second question. (I wanted to verify that the order had gone through, given the uncertainty level of the person who took it.)\n\nOrder #2: Placed online. Ordering system doesn't tell you an estimated timeframe of when your pizza will be ready for pickup. Called to ask. Was immediately placed on hold and left there for 3 minutes. Hung up. Called back. This time was actually allowed to talk to a human and ask my 5-second question. Went to pick up my pizza and watched them place someone else on hold indefinitely as we left even though no one was in line behind us.\n\nI know this is a nitpick, but it really is atrocious from a service standpoint, and guys, this ISN'T HARD. If you have a customer in front of you, put the caller on hold, and then help them before you take the next customer. If you're too slammed to do that, at least pick up the phone between customers and let the person you've put on hold indefinitely know that you haven't forgotten about them and someone will be with them shortly. This is sort of Retail Phone Service 101.\n\nThe pizza is fine. It's nothing spectacular, but it's good. Some of the toppings are interesting but overall it's good Basic Utility Pizza, the kind of thing you order if you're having a party and want something nicer than Pizza Hut. I like the calzones because they're the size of my head and last two meals easily, but they do usually arrive still cold in the middle. Overall, it's pretty underwhelming, and certainly not worth braving godawful service for. I might still snag a calzone every so often, but the phone manner the last few times had me googling whether our favorite place DID have gluten free crust after all, and lo and behold they do, so our actual pizza orders are headed right back to Roman Candle where they apparently should've just stayed.
__label__2 Nothing to go out of your way to get, but not bad if you're in a pinch. On my last visit I ordered the Hunan chicken, rated spicy but won't make you break a sweat. The veggies were colorful and seemed fresh. The chicken was white meat, not chewy and cooked just right. The sauce was salty like you'd expect at a hole-in-the-wall Chinese place, but not congealed. The fried rice was fine -- I've had much greasier -- but the egg rolls leave something to be desired. They seemed a little dry and lacked flavor. I was the only person in the restaurant and waited 5 minutes for them to finish my order while a couple other people came in to pick up their takeout. Decent place to grab some Chinese takeout when you're unprepared for dinner and sick of burgers or pizza, with service much faster than the location closer to home in Verona.
__label__3 To keep it short, they make consistently great coffee.\n\nI would recommended the Royale which is a double shot. I also bought a mocha for a friend who really enjoyed it as well.\n\nOnly downside? For a college campus coffeeshop, the prices are high and the sizes are small.\n\nGreat for a time to time treat :)
__label__4 One of my absolute favorites in CU, Courier Cafe is the best place to relax and get some delicious American food. Old fashioned soda fountain favorites like phosphates and malt shakes make this place unique, but nearly everything is good. Sandwiches are on fresh bread,  and burgers are thick and hearty. There are a lot of vegetarian options- my favorite is the pesto grilled swiss on sourdough. I also love the ham melt on a fresh croissant. For dessert I recommend sharing a headliner, a monstrously delicious sundae drenched in hot fudge.\n\nFor the quality of food you get, this place is actually a bargain. I'd prefer it over most of CU's \"fine dining\" establishments any day. Service can be slightly slow, but overall this is one of my favorite places to enjoy after a difficult test or a arduous paper-writing spree.
__label__2 Came here for a late lunch and was pretty disappointed by the service.  Our waiter took our order promptly enough and we received our food.  The sandwich I ordered was on the wrong bread and I spent what seemed like forever waiting for the waiter to come back around.  In the meantime I discovered that there was also a hair in the sandwich.  I eventually managed to flag him down and asked about the bread.  He took it back to the kitchen and when he came back, told me that they were out of the bread I ordered.  Ok...so why didn't someone come out and ask me what I wanted instead, rather than just making it with something else and hoping I wouldn't notice?  Seems pretty straightforward.  I got a new sandwich and by that time my boyfriend was almost done eating.\n\nAfter that, our waiter never bothered even stopping by our table again to check in, other than walking by to drop off the check.\n\nSandwich was good (...the second one, sans hair) although the \"special sauce\" appeared to just be a mustard...maybe they were out of that too.
__label__4 By far the best place for breakfast in CU, and their coffee is always top notch. I've never had any qualms with the service, and never waited for over 5 minutes for a seat. Everyone's super friendly and I always leave in a great mood.
__label__1 Love the look and feel of the place but I've eaten better food. Came here for breakfast and it was alright, nothing great. The service here was fantastic.
__label__1 This is NOT the place to go for your lunch hour. They are incredibly slow and they really don't care that they are. We were not ready to order when the waitress asked us the first time so she said she would come back in a few minutes. Yeah, more like 20 minutes!! \n\nI ordered the new bacon, mushroom and onion skillet and I loved it. It has an Alfredo sauce over potatoes, grilled mushrooms & onion, bacon and cheddar cheese. I know it sounds like a heart attack on a plate but it was so good. I had a blueberry muffin also and it came out hot with butter on the side. \n\nAlthough I was very pleased with the meal the reason I am giving such a low rating is for the service. I ran out of water and was looking for my waitress to ask for more. It took a really long time for her to show up again. It also took more than a half an hour for our food to come out of the kitchen after we ordered. With only an hour for lunch that is unacceptable.
__label__2 We had Lunch there on a Sunday ,pretty busy .\nI say the food is ok not a wow but ok.\nThe service was good and the place looked pretty clean .\nThey got lots to pick from. \nWe did wait a long time for are food.\nThe prices are not to bad either .\nI will give them another try maybe for dinner.
__label__2 Went here for an anniversary a while back with the idea that it was one of the nicer places in town. I did have high expectations and was a bit disappointed. I do like the rustic ambiance, but the menu has little to no imagination and the wine list is quite small. I would suggest the lobster Mac-n-cheese though.
__label__3 I went here on a number of occasions and was always super impressed with the speed and quality of care I recieved.\n\nFree cold-packs and condoms. What more could you ask for?!?
__label__4 This Espresso is definitely the best Espresso Royale at U of I. The baristas are AWESOME and have GREAT senses of humor. The new manager has really stepped it up in terms of making it a really interesting and charasmatic place to be ( if a store could be charasmatic). If you're used to starbucks and their sweet sweet coffee, it'll take some time to get used to the drinks but in the long run its what coffee should taste like. The enviornment is worth it in itself and the pastries are baked and sandwiches are made fresh everyday. Plus their soups kick @ss. love it.
__label__0 So, I was all set to give this bar a solid four stars...\n\nThey feature live music quite a bit.  Been here once a few times recently.  The first seeing a band from Austin.  It's a solid, clean, neighborhood spot a half step above dive.  The drinks are good, and fairly priced.  They don't have a lot of beer on tap.\n\nThe other time there, it happened to be a night where they had the grill going, on Mondays I believe.   Me and two friends each had a dinner platter of various steaks with sides.  The meat was tasty and well done, though not spectacular.  All the sides were fairly good.\n\nThe food was an excellent value for the price point.  Checking out the menu we saw that their other, daily basis, menu items were at really reasonable prices as well\n\nJust a nice four star kinda bar, until after our visit last night.  Five housemates, two ate the burger.  Others had veggie burger, and the chili dog.  \n\nThe fries are pretty great.  Upon noticing the menu claimed the fries were baked, and not greasy, MrT asked why anyone would want them.  But despite the non-greasy they were fairly fantastic.\n\nYou can ask for a side of their house BBQ sauce.  Not bad flavor, but it is a mainly straight black pepper taste; not quite a true thicker multi-flavored typical BBQ.\n\nEverything tasted great, everyone was happy.  All set to give the Iron Post a solid four stars.\n\nUntil a few hours after we got home.  The burger dinner folks BOTH had food poisoning!\n\nOne of the food poisoned has stated since that her six week recovery from heart surgery was less painful than her case.  She ended up having to go to the hospital for it.\n\nSo, be warned.  Maybe stick with sides or veggie options here?  Don't know if I'd ever go meat here again!  \n\nI'd give the place another chance, steering(huhuh) clear of the meat.  I would give the bar more stars, but can't forgive the disgustingly, painfully stricken.
__label__4 Last night, while thinking about this place, I actually started to drool. I'm not kidding...then I vowed to write a review the next day.\n\nGo on sundays and get the half chicken special, comes with a HUGE drink and bread. Get the lemonade drink. Sometimes, I wish I could just buy their sauce (which I think you actually can) and just pour it on everything I eat. Their sauce is what makes their food delicious.
__label__0 You know how they have all those television commercials saying, \"If you have a job, we'll put you in a car?\"  This is supposed to be regardless of credit history or location of said job.  I took it for what it was worth, and provided a legitimate job offer to them, one with a starting salary of $55,000/yr, in the door.  I know I have a bad credit rating, as I am still recovering from filing a Chapter 7 Bankruptcy just over 2 years ago, so I am expecting a higher interest rate, which I will have no problem paying to re-establish my credit rating.\n\nI was told that my possible trade-in car wasn't worth much as a trade-in, but if I could come up with $1,000 as a down payment, they would be willing to waive the trade-in requirement and pre-approve me to get into a newer car.  I took the salesman at his word and found a third party individual who was in dire need of a car, and he bought my car for over $1,000.  I called up my insurance company to put in notice that I was purchasing a newer car and needed to upgrade my State minimum to full coverage.  My premium was duly increased, but since I was still covered until the middle of July, I didn't have to make any payments until next month, so all is well so far.\n\nI find out my loan was approved by the bank, but there was a small hiccup:  The bank would not release the funds to the dealer until the first day of my new job.  The new job starts on June 6th, 2011, and the dealer's owner decides at the last moment that he doesn't want to approve the deal because, Heaven forbid, the new job is in Washington, DC...700+ miles away from the middle of nowhere.  The dealer is afraid that just because I have a job offer, it doesn't mean I have been hired, and if I take their 2003 Mercury Grand Marquis to Washington, D.C. and am unable to pay for my car, they have no way of getting their car back.\n\nSo I am now left out in the cold, without a car from O'Brien, without a car that was actually running because I had let someone else purchase it from me, expecting to get a newer car, and now I have to take a bus or train to Washington, DC with just a duffle bag full of clothes and $1,000 in my pocket.  Thanks O'Brien, your false advertisements made such a difference in my life.  So where's the fine print saying that the customer's job offer has to be within 150 miles of the dealer?
__label__4 I just purchased a new (2012) Toyota Tacoma through O'Brien Auto Park.  I contacted their online representative (Matthew Shanks) via Email and got a very good price comparable to the best of other dealers in the state which I had contacted.\n\nSince this was a special order,  he was very helpful in getting the paperwork arranged and it was completely without the usual \"talk to the manager\" and other salesmen's games - a simple business deal at a good price.\n\nIt's a pity that more dealerships don't consider this business model - honest, unstressful and building value for both parties.  Thumbs up for Matt and O'Brien.
__label__3 I am not vegan or vegetarian but my friend is so I went with him and thought I would try it. I had the BBQ seitan and for someone who doesn't eat that type of thing normally it was actually pretty good. It had the look, feel, and taste of bbq pork. I also had a side salad that had a yummy herb vingearatte. I don't think I would go back again because I like my meat but it was definitely tasty and if you are looking for a vegetarian type of place definitely go check it out!!
__label__1 I really wanted to like this place, being both vegetarian and right next to my building.  After several visits though, I had to concede that it just isn't that good.  Tables are constantly dirty.  Food is inconsistent, too expensive for the quality and portion size, and generally not very tasty.\n\nThe employees are in a constant state of confusion, seemingly overwhelmed by the trickle of customers during the lunchtime \"rush\".  The ordering process is inefficient, with very little thought put into organization of the process.\n\nBasically, this place has all of the drawbacks of a small, quirky cafe, with virtually none of the payoff.  \n\nI am currently at the restaurant again, having given in to proximity over quality, and I am regretting it.
__label__4 Have nothing but incredible things to say about the Canopy Club. I came up for my birthday weekend to see a few DJ's perform, expecting nothing more than to be the average customer. I got to be back stage during sound check, during the concert, went to the Green Room for free booze. All in all, they put me up in there like I was Donald Trump. This is mostly a thanks to Positive Vibr8ions who really took care of me, but every employee and anyone associated with the Canopy was so kind and cool to me. It was truly the best 72 hours of my life (went to Wed night and Fri night concert).\n\nTo all that were complaining, and rated anything lower than a 4. You were either not on enough E, not able to take home a girl/boy, or both. #ShutupAndDance
__label__0 I came here once to buy a Camelbak, of which they had none, \"because everyone just buys them on the Internet now \". Well yes, if you don't have any in your store, people will buy them on the Internet.\n\nThen, I came here once at 5:45 PM before trying to go mountain biking and intending to buy some cycling gloves. They were closed. I don't know what kind of idiotic bike shop owner thinks they can just stay open until 5:30 and stay in business. Hey idiotic owner, a lot of your customers are going to be working people. If you ever expect them to shop at your store, you're going to need to stay open a little later.\n\nOr don't, and just go out of business. Maybe a shop that is actually helpful will open in your place.
__label__0 Bad experience and service.  I made a reservation here that I needed to cancel.  I cancelled it more than 5 months before I was supposed to stay and they charged my credit card saying I was a no show.  I emailed the hotel 3 times and got no response at all.  I called and talked to someone who said they have no record of me canceling.  When I asked to talk to a manager the girl on the phone said the manager Cassie would call me back.  Never got a call.  I called their corporate office to try and resolve this but I think I will have to end up disputing the charge on my credit card.  What a pain!
__label__2 Greasy bar food at it's finest. I was craving nachos. They didn't have them. It was a sad day, but I got another greasy meal in place of my much desired nachos. The food was fine, prices, were awesome, seating was scary. Asses to elbows. We couldn't move without accidentally feeling someone up or getting ourselves violated. Small price to pay for a quick lunch.
__label__4 The Bread Company is one of my favorite restaurants, and is one of the things I miss most about U of I.  I ate here frequently as a student and as an alumna I make sure to stop in every time I return to campus.  The atmosphere of the restaurant makes me feel like I'm taken away from the stress of every day life.  They have a fireplace in the corner and white lights strung up to make it feel romantic, but it is modernized with the art that they have on the walls.  My husband and I usually share an order of cheese fondue and a gourmet pizza.  The Bread Company offers a nice selection of wine and beer, including wine by the carafe.  I can't forget to mention their selection of fresh baked cookies.  The sables and chocolate macaroons are delicious.  Great atmosphere, delicious food, and reasonable prices - I love this place!
__label__2 I popped in here once for lunch last summer, on the recommendation of my nutrition professor.  Our chat on carbs and training for races and triathlons led to \"you HAVE to go to the Bread Company!\" \n\nThough this overly subtle carb stop doesn't have a sign (anymore?) on its exterior, it can be identified by the variety of wine bottles lining the window sills.  There's a variety of sandwiches for the lunch hour, but I hit the Bread Company tonight, and my, do they swank it up for dinner.\n\nDim lights, plentiful menu of pasta-pizza-sandwich options, and extensive specials list, including tapas.  Who knew?  \n\nI had the roast beef sandwich, served atop roasted potatoes and a light salad.  I think all of the sammies are served up open faced, so open your mouth, and get ready for a carbolicious meal.
__label__1 I went with a Chinese friend who ordered in Chinese.  When one of the dishes arrived and she didn't like the look of it she then shouted a lot at the waiter (in Chinese).  After that the food was exceptional.  Easily the best Chinese food I've had in Central Illinois.  (I admit, that's a low standard.)\n\nHowever, I've never been able to recreate this experience.  And how I've tried!  I ended up asking my Chinese friend to write me a note in Chinese ordering these same dishes from the Chinese menu.  I show the crumpled and worn note to the waiter when I go by myself.  But the food is never as good.  I expect it was the shouting.  Now that my friend has moved away, I expect it will never be that good again.\n\nWithout my friend to help us, this is a mediocre place.
__label__2 It's okay.  It's large, lots of room.  But the tables are tiny.  They have free wifi, but everyone connects to power strips and extension cords that are strewn about haphazardly.  Watch out so you don't trip.  And people would unplug your computer if you weren't paying attention.  It looks more like a dorm area than a business.\n\nThe tables and chairs are mismatched, which I'm sure is the style they're going for.  It would be cute if it just had something a little more to connect everything together, instead of a bunch of furniture thrown in.  It looks like left-overs from the dorms and frats that surround the area.  And it was sort of dirty.  Like dusty.  And the windows weren't clean.  And flies.  I can't stand trying to study with flies buzzing around me.  It's sort of the little things that can make a place be \"wow.\"  \n\nAnd the coffee was, in my opinion, rather overpriced.  Very good, but I was a little miffed at paying over $2 for a 16 oz. house coffee.  I guess because it's closer to the school they can over charge.  But my friend loves that brand of coffee, so we go there.\n\nI don't know, the potential is totally there.  It would be better if they kept it cleaner and more organized, and wiped the tables down on occassion.  But they do seem to have good hours - open until 11pm I think.  And the people behind the counter were nice.
__label__1 - Overrated\n- Expensive\n- Hipsters\n\nThree strikes and you're out, Caffe Paradiso.
__label__2 It's hard to evaluate the merits of a coffee shop based on a french soda, but this place seems pretty good. It cost about $3 which is a bit pricey, but tasted good, and the syrups they use are good quality.\n\nI'd have to keep going here and grab a coffee to see how the place is on the whole.
__label__2 I'm moving out of town and very sorry to be leaving Paradiso behind. Their coffee is Intelligentsia, their tea is Rishi, and they make the best (brewed, not from a bottle) chai latte in Chambana. It's my writing and reading spot, I love it, and the people-watching is especially entertaining after a big campus party or football game.\n\nBut there are some downsides: \n\n* Yes, the coffee is expensive. I think it's worth it, especially when I'm planning to sit for awhile and essentially renting table space. Many disagree.\n* The best time to write at Paradiso is during breaks or in the summer when campus empties out. During the semester, it can be loud and hard to get a table, and the internet is slow when there's a ton of students procrastinating by watching youtube.\n* The food is fine, but generally unexceptional. The pastries and soups are the best bet (macarons and corn chowder - yum! - not together, of course), and they  always have a variety of vegetarian options.
__label__1 One of the worse chocolate fraps. It was bitter, to syrupy, and over-priced. I do not recommend this place
__label__3 Excellent setup and ambience. Great selection of cakes and pastries. Amazing selection of teas. Quite a list of coffees. This place is probably the most \"real\" coffee shop. I had the affogato and cappuccino and both were good. You can also get a sandwich and pick the bread and ingredients. It's good but tastes like a regular sandwich, nothing special.
__label__1 NO NO NO!\n\nThis is not how a great bakery should be!\n\nOk, let me begin:\n\n1)   The staff are generally either not familiar with what they're selling (what's a brioche?) or not interested.  Some of them have been friendly, but there have been times I've felt bad for interrupting their phone call!\n\n2)  The bread is DELICIOUS!  But, if you're trying to have a \"french style\" bakery, you need more than nice bread to save you.  Plus, the baguette is generally as old as what the french hand out to the homeless.  \n\n3)  The pastries are really not worth the price.  They're expensive (a french chocolate cake is too expensive to even try!) and the cost of other items doesn't meet the quality.\n\nAside from the price, the pastries are too heavy on the crust and too light on the flavor.  For example, a blueberry tart will have a crust 2 times too thick for the amount of filling.  You would NEVER find that in France, as the fruit is the star and the tasteless crust just transports it to your mouth.\n\n4)  Ehh...yeah...it's local.  But, not all that great.\n\nI'd rather go to Pekara.  At least the staff are friendlier, the bread is just as good and the pastries are reasonable in price.
__label__1 Sometimes you can get great core service, but some ancillary thing can leave such a bad taste in your mouth you just don't ever want to go back.\n\nI went into Mirabelle's this morning for a big ol cup of coffee and a lil snacky. I was greeted by a pleasant girl and purchased a delish pastry. They don't have large coffees (and their French Roast is FAR inferior to other places in town). Total on the pastry and not large coffee: $4.25. About a dollar more than I would have liked, but not out of this world expensive. Straight out of low cash, I whip out the card and she drops the bomb: $5 minimum on credit card purchases.\n\nI recognize I am being a bit melodramatic by freaking out about this, but tactics like these by retailers are in violation of their agreements with the credit card companies and they really piss me off. Consumers are third party beneficiaries of these contracts: we pay (in more ways than one) for our credit cards and all the good stuff that comes with them. I fully understand why retailers do this, as credit card companies charge a percentage on all transactions, with minimum charges on smaller purchases. The minimum charges are more significant on small-dollar transactions. I get that. Stores don't have to play the minimum purchase amount game, though. The have other options, such as offering a discount for cash transactions or not accepting cards at all. They also can empower their clerks to waive the limit if the customer balks.\n\nSo, the net result? You already know this chubby bastard ordered another pastry. It was also tasty. However, I ended up spending almost $7 all told when all I wanted was a (larger and better) cup of coffee and a lil snacky.
__label__4 I just have to update this to say that they no longer have a minimum for credit card purchases.  Love their spinach and feta croissants!
__label__2 I've gone to Mirabelle's since it first opened, and have experienced the highs and not so highs among their products. Generally-the baked goods are excellent if you do not need to know the ingredients (we're talking butter and sugar here), but one problem they have consistently had has been their customer service. It is often the case among local businesses that the manager or owner fails to see that the 'face' (or 'faces') of the business are those people serving the customers, and that they need to be trained beyond using Square and putting food in the bags. They should be 'there' mentally, know how to spot the first customer in line, and put the correct items in the bag or box. If there are a lot of customers, why not get a number device? Sometimes the line goes out the door, or customers would like to look into the display case first, but they cannot see it because of the crowd in front of them until it is their turn, and then they spend time trying to choose while people behind them wait. The customers in Urbana are a pretty civilized bunch, but owners will never know when they have lost a customer who does not return. I often get the feeling among local owners that if they are making enough profit, then that's it, no need to improve. However, there are always new businesses opening up and new competition. \nBeyond the products I suggest looking at: \n1.) training staff to be friendlier and more responsive to customers. \n2.) cleaning that place like it is a surgery. \n3.) Innovate products-try coming up with items that are not so heavy or hard to eat. For example-the sandwiches are made from baguette-fine, but they are so hard they cut the roof of your mouth. In France, Italy, and many other places, they scrape out the inner part of the bread to leave the shell for the sandwich filling, and wrap it tightly overnight, where it softens. \n4.) Offer ingredient lists for products.\n5.) Use social media to create enthusiasm for new products.
__label__3 My favorite place in town.  I started going there because I live close by.  The food is excellent - slightly creative pub style.  Excellent beer selection - rotating taps mean you'll always find something new.  Waitstaff seem to have been turning over a lot lately, which can lead to inconsistent service.  Usually good, though.
__label__1 Don't order the fish here, it's clearly frozen, not fresh. I've been to this restaurant several times with groups. While there's a decent drink/beer selection, it seems like most of the time alot of the food items on the menu are not available. The one thing I do love about this place is their sweet potato fries, which is topped with brown sugar. This is definately more of a bar + snacks kind of place and not so much a sit-down restaurant though they try. And as far as bars go, there are less expensive and better, elsewhere in town.
__label__1 It is hard to want to shop at a store that allows the cashiers to be on thier cell phones while customers are in line waiting to check out. Briana turned to her cell phone and was playing with it twice with the costumer ahead of me and then again when I was checking out. She would have rather ed answered her text then take my money for my purchases. I'm not sure if safeway corp. Is aware that there are other stores around that people will go shop at when the employees care more about thier cell phones than customer service. Maybe safeway needs to impliment  a no cell phone policies  while working. Or stop hiring these kids that think they are entitled. With so many people unemployed I bet there are a lot of people that would love a job with a safeway and I bet they would do better customer service and have respect for the company and the customers.
__label__0 I've already posted this review for the location at Bell and 7th Ave, but thought I needed to post it again since we took our dog here, too.\n\nThis \"pet hospital\" is a scam and a total waste of money. Their vets seem like they barely passed vet school. We took our wonderful dog, Duke, into them when he developed a lump on his side. After taking x-rays, blood tests, etc., the vet told us that the lump was \"a medical mystery\". Prior to this, we had signed up for their pet wellness plan. In short, we took our dog to a reliable, trustworthy vet (Dr. Ryan at Blue Cross Vet Clinic) and it turned out he had bone cancer :-(. He ended up passing away this summer, yet my husband and I are still being forced to pay for our Banfield pet wellness plan each month, even though our dog is dead. Thanks, Banfield.
__label__0 This place does not care at all about your animal!  We had our beloved dog there for years and he developed an issue.  I called them for help one day and they did not care one bit.  I had to rush him to another vet which did all they could, but we lost him.  When Banfield found out, they didn't even call us to apologize or offer condolences.  Then, on top of everything, they still continued to charge us monthly for his health plan!  Every time you call, they put you on hold forever too.  They are horrible and I will never, ever return!!
__label__3 I have taken my 4 cats to this hospital and never had any problems/ issues. \nThe staff is always friendly, caring and patient. From the front desk to the vet- everyone truly cares for my animals. The vet takes time to explain whats going on with my pet and discuss the treatment options. We've done surgeries at this hospital on two of the strays and the care was wonderful! I was worried all day and the staff let me go back and check on the kittens to ease my anxiety as they were recovering from surgery. \nA couple of times we've had emergencies and they were able to fit us in right away. The only reason I'm not giving a \"five star\".. is the cost. I don't have the insurance, we pay as we go, and it gets to be a bit pricey-meds, tests.  I would totally recommend this hospital.
__label__0 I take my Yelp reviews very seriously.  To me, giving someone a one star yelp review means that they have done something so egregious, that someone either did or could have gotten hurt as a result.  Oh wait...that's exactly what happened.  I recently flew into Phoenix with my brother, his husband and their 11 month old baby for a family wedding.  We rented an SUV with a car seat.  Initially, my brother asked if the car seat could be installed for them, as they were unfamililar with this model, and they were told company policy dictates that they could not install the seat.  Fine.  No big deal.  We install the seat and off we go to our hotel to rest up for the drive to Sedona the next day.  \n\nMy brother's husband had a nagging feeling about the seat that just wouldn't go away.  Finally, he drove to the local police station to have it inspected and we were informed that Hertz had neglected to include the base of the carseat and that it was in fact, unsafe to hold a child.  A quick call to Hertz later and I KID YOU NOT, we were informed that it was not negligence on their part, it was negligence on our part for driving off with the car seat that they had provided.  Are you counting?  We have two strikes so far.  Massive error that could have led to death of child (that's gotta count for at least 10 strikes though...right) and then complete failure to take responsibility or attempt to fix the problem.  The bro in law located a nearby Hertz location, and they said we could come and pick up a new seat.  They gave us a new seat, they sure did.  Once again, I kid you not, this one was missing clips.  \n\nWe made our way back to the original Hertz location at the airport.  The staff were rude, and spent a great deal of time rolling their eyes at us when we asked them for assistance putting a strange car seat into a car that we'd never seen before.  I understand they can't actually install it for liability purposes, but I can't believe that no one else has struggled to install an unfamiliar seat in an unfamiliar car.  Regardless, we never once received an apology, just continued rude behavior and eye rolls.  I travel often and have never encountered such poor customer service and lack of concern for safety at a car rental agency.  You can be sure that Hertz will never receive mine, my family's or any of my friends' business again.  You can bet that they will never receive the business of random people who I run into on the street.  This is how infuriated I am by their negligience and egregious mishandling of the whole situation.
__label__2 This is your typical Barnes & Noble's large footprint store.  I am unsure if this is their largest store, the one in Chandler Fashion seems larger.\n\nBarnes & Nobles suffers from the same affliction as Best Buy.  If Best Buy is Amazon's showroom, then so is B & N.  The book industry has changes quite a bit over the years, due primarily to the internet.  Gone are the Borders of the world, a friendlier and easier to maneuver store.  But if you are looking for volume and sheer size, this might be the best place.\n\nWe have been coming to this B & N for the last five years.  All the employees are very helpful, and Four Stars in my opinion.  It's convenient for from my office and it seems as if we're in here at least twice a month on weekends.  \n\nI know at this point,  I am tired of the Nook sales pitch as you come through the door.  At some point, I'm sure Microsoft will just buy the other 50% they do not own and that will end it. Hopefully.\n\nSo in summary, this Barnes & Nobles is Thee Stars, A-OK.
__label__4 My dog, Riley, is a total disaster of a dog. She's so pretty, but there's not much there in the way of smarts. But we love her!\n\nSo when she was bitten by a rattlesnake, I of course raced her here for treatment. The staff are extremely knowledgable, smart, friendly and forthcoming with information. They told me upfront that this was going to be expensive and all the different options. No beating around the bush, nothing vague or general, just to the point. It was great, totally got the hard part out of the way. \n\nShe was treated with kindness by people who obviously love animals. Yes, it was expensive, about $1700, but obviously completely worth it. \n\nSo remember when I said Riley isn't the smartest? Yeah, well two days after the rattler incident, she ate a bottle of midol. I again found myself back in the clinic. Most of the staff remembered her and treated me and her with the utmost in professionalism and concern. \n\nThat was another $650. (I love my dog.. i love my dog...I love my dog .. I keep reminding myself...).\n\nOy. Well anyway. I would reccommend this clinic to anyone with a pet in distress.
__label__4 The Staff at this location were SO nice and supportive when I brought my dying cat in early this morning. It is nice to have caring and empathetic animal people around when you have to go through this. I deal with this loss a lot in my line of work, but my own pets are my babies and this does not get easier. Thank You Scottsdale Staff for everything on this sad day.
__label__3 I took my CCW class here and the instructor was very knowledgeable.  No complaints here and he made me a more accurate shooter.  What more could you ask for?
__label__0 Taking this class was one of the worst experiences I have ever had! I can't believe I actually paid for this abuse and to watch others be talked down to and abused! This guy Rick Barkett was the most rude, inconsiderate and belittling excuse for a human I have ever had the displeasure of meeting. He made even asking a question something you did not want to do because if you did you would be made to feel stupid for asking. Fortunatley for me, I already knew everything he was paid to teach me and I got the certificate I needed. I wish I would have looked into this guy before taking this class. Taught me that I should be on here more often!
__label__1 I came here on a business trip I was less than impressed. They claim to be the #1 Sheraton in the nation for hospitality and quality service's....haha! Upon checking in they decided to hold my debit card for $200 a night in case of incidentals. Now if you have a credit card, they won't change you anything...rediculous! When I explained that I was on a business trip and that there would be no incidentals, the GQ guy behind the counter said \"it's policy and if you don't like it, then you don't have to stay\". I asked to speak to a manager and he told me no one was available...yeah right!! I think he was just on a power trip. \n\nThe room was nice nonetheless, but it smelled like smoke...grose! Especially for someone who has never smoked. But they made it a point to tell me it was a nonsmoking room while checking in and with the signs/cards all over the room. \n\nAlso, don't bring your gym cloths unless you want to take a hike to the facility (seriously) and then pay $20/day when you get there. Something they don't tell you on their website. \n\nThe pool is really cool, especially for kids with the twisty slide. They also have a fire pit to roast marshmallows. The best part of the whole trip was the boat ride to the Rawhide Ranch. The Ranch was ehh, but the boat driver was a riot with his awesome serenading voice. He is the reason for the additional star and that is it! \n\nI'm sure glad that I wasn't footing the bill otherwise I would have been super disappointed.
__label__2 Recently stayed at this resort for a staycation and have to say it was a very comfortable stay. Rooms are nice and clean, staff is all very friendly and helpful and the beds are very comfortable. The resort is well kept and the pool area is nice. \n\nFor the price per night, the resort should at the very least offer a FREE continental breakfast in the morning. We were told that we could not bring in any food or drink into the pool area as long as the restaurant/bar area is open for business. And it is open for business until about 8pm. The resort also charges an EXTRA $20 per night fee for internet, computer and gym use and it is NOT optional!! I think you should be able to opt out of this fee and you cant!\n\nAlso didn't like that the parking lot was SOOO far away from the resort. For elderly people or for anyone in the summer this can be killer walking to and from your car.\n\nOverall the stay was great but just expected more for the amount of money you spend to stay here.
__label__1 Lost baggage and poor child wrangling. It's all about employee empowerment.\n\nI have the patience of the Madonna - all right maybe more like the Material Girl - but I am pretty laid back. After my humbling experience in the wine industry, I've been much more appreciative of service industry related jobs. But when employees are not empowered to answer the most simple of questions, and we're checking in on machines with nobody around to handle luggage, well...it's a disaster waiting to happen. It's an unfortunate thing that is supposed to help in keeping costs down and help with efficiency - but there's been consistent problems with all of my US AIRWAYS flights.\n\nLet's throw JFK airport into the mix to help maximize the disaster...we ended up in Orlando. Waiting for our luggage. Luckily our toddler was entertained with the luggage roundabout...because we waited through two flight arrivals to retrieve one bag. \n\nFamily that met up with us for the 4th assured us US AIRWAYS used a really efficient delivery service...Apparently the lost luggage situation is pretty common.\n\nGood thing the baby bug is a trooper when it comes to traveling - because Orlando trips tend to be family-heavy and the on-board US AIRWAYS staff consistently doesn't seem too thrilled to be dealing with even the well-behaved ones.
__label__0 This is the WORST airline ever. I will gladly be herded onto Southwest like some fat ass cattle rather than ever endure the torture of US Airways again.\n\nHow can any businesses possibly be such a mess? Ever since they were merged with craptastic America West it's been downhill. Every person from the counter bitches to the flight attendants were out of control rude. It's clear this airline does not value their customers.  The flight attendants were so rude on my last flight that it shocked me. \n\nAnd now you want to charge me $30 for an aisle seat. Fuck you!\n\nAnd don't tell me it's just the industry that's taking a dive because riding on Jet Blue is like going to freaking Disneyland! Polite customer service people, happy flight attendants, snacks, tv's, on time arrivals.... dignity.
__label__1 Ghetto. Classless. Surly-ass crew that needs a reality check on how to work in a service-oriented profession. \n\nGet this: the reading lights above my seat would not go out. On a 9 hour red-eye flight to Europe. They just wouldn't turn off. There were a few other seats with the same problem. So what did the stewardess do? She stuck a styrofoam cup over the light. \"THERE.\"\n\nNever again.
__label__2 I would not recommend this airline if you are traveling with kids. This is a no frills airline. Nothing special. There was no TV, period on our 5 hour flight from NY. All the kids in the plane were going nuts. The seats are very cramped and small. The plane seemed very old. \n\nGo Delta, if you have kids.
__label__1 This airline is definitely no-frills, as other reviewers have stated. No TV, attendants didn't smile, nickel-and-dime everything -- wot, no peanuts or pretzels or crackers? Not even one lil' bag? Are you kidding me? You have to buy their snack bag to get those. That used to be one of flying's great joys. A tiny bag of salty goodness. Not on this airline! \n\nWe've flown them before, but don't recall them EVER being this tight-assed. We've learned not to check luggage if we can at all help it because they charge $15 per bag. That's insane, but we know that's how they are, so we made do with carry-ons. Of course, that means the overhead bins fill up really fast and makes the cranky attendants even crankier. Whaddaya expect, lady, ordinarily most of this stuff would be checked! The employees seemed rather unhappy all-around. \n\nHowever, the flights themselves were basically decent. On time. It's worth it to us to put up with the lack of luxury when it's a really short flight and my Amex points are covering most of it. But for a longer flight, or if we have to come out of pocket more money, we'd look for a more comfortable airline.
__label__0 There's a reason we are told to be at the airport two hours in advance.  Had I left earlier, I wouldn't  have missed my flight at 7:30pm the Friday before labor day. \nThe US Air representative was kind enough to rebook me on the next flight out.  Unfortunately the next flight wasn't until 6 am the next morning.   Since it was Labor Day weekend; the check in line was long. I decided to grab a quick bite to eat then come back.   I returned less than 15 minutes later and gone were the customer service representatives,  and  self service check in counters had closed. \nI thought maybe they took a lunch break or something.  So I waited,  waited, and waited some more.  There were several other US Air passengers there also. I  also checked Us Air's , but no one was there either. \n I called the customer service line, and was transferred to US AIR's Hartsfield Jackson  number.  Frustrating doesn't even begin to describe how one feels when the customer service number rings the check in counter you're standing in front of.  Anyway I spoke with the same customer service 4 different times before she  told me US Air's reps would not return until 3:30am . \nThere is absolutely no excuse that I had to call customer service FOUR times before getting a straight answer.   Someone should have been able to assist me by my second call. That's not an unreasonable expectation, is it? \nAtlanta Hartsfield Jackson is nation's busiest airport. As such someone should be on call especially on holiday weekends where increased travel should be anticipated.  Delta and Air Tran both had customer service representatives on call.
__label__0 Dont ever Fly US Airways to Hawaii. The Flight Attendants were rude and very unpleasant. Spend the Extra and Fly Hawaiian Airline.
__label__0 I don't know where to begin with this review.  I guess it started when US Airways stranded us until 2:15 AM in Honolulu with a 3 year old and no offer of support or compensation due to a flight member needing some more sleep time.  You know, we could have all used some more sleep time.  Unfortunately, we had to pay for an extra night of hotel, but US Airways did not think they had to reimburse us, despite the delay not being due to weather and was on their end.\n\nSo, they gave us each $100 voucher codes for a future flight - so we could apparently get the same bad service again.  What I received was worse.  An attempt 2 months later to follow their instructions by calling Reservations and trying to book us on a vacation flight to Phoenix became an act in futility when the call got dropped at least 4 times using 2 separate phones.  The last attempt got me the closest of making the reservation, but then the so-called customer service rep told me they were having trouble with their system and to call back in 5-10 minutes.  Excuse me?  I'll say you're having trouble with your system.  Why don't you call ME back when it's fixed???\n\nThe next day, I started over from scratch.  I wanted to use the vouchers for my wife and daughter, but I wanted to fly with them using Dividend Miles.  After a pain-stakingly long time with Richard on the phone, we finally get them squared away, but then he tells me I will have to call back to the Dividend Miles extenstion to make my reservation.  What?  Not even a \"let me transfer you over to the Dividend Miles\" folks???\n\nSo I play their game.  I call back and figure out which options to press to make a Dividend Miles reservation.  Guess who I get.  That's right, Richard.  \n\nHello again, hello.  \n\nWe go through another painstakingly long process of getting me booked, but at least he has my billing information so I don't have to repeat it.  We get almost to the end and I asked for our seating assignments to all be in row 19, seats D, E, and F for both flights.  Richard said \"no problem\".  Later that day, when I go to check our reservations, the outbound flight to Phoenix has us in row 19 as I asked, but the return flight still has us in Row 14.  So, I had to go into the system and change our seat assignments (thank goodness I could do that on-line and not have to make another stressful call).\n\nHere is something even funnier: instead of two $100 vouchers if US Airways had given us the one night at the hotel, the cost would have been $215.  Yes, $15 more than what they ended up giving us.  $15 to keep a family of 3 satisfied instead of making us go through these painful processes and ticking us off and away from them forever.\n\nI sincerely doubt anyone from US Air cares what I think, how I was treated through this entire process, or will read this.  But for those of you who have a choice in who you choose as your airline carrier, DO NOT CHOOSE U.S. SCARE!   Friends don't let friends fly US Airways.  They are not worth yours or anyone else's business.  America West was at one time a pretty good airline.  I flew with them a fair amount.  US Air has managed to sink that company to an all-time low by bringing in their practices on how an airline should be run, which is to say, \"F-you, just give us your money.\"
__label__2 I like US Airways because they simply fly where I go.
__label__0 Hopefully someone will put US Air out of its misery soon, as it has to be the worst airline (and I fly a lot - top FF level in United, Continental (both star alliance) and BA).  Traveling with family and they have a ton of seats available in coach but agent unwilling to change for a 4 year old and 7 year old...
__label__0 Our us airways flight from Santa Barbara to Phoenix was on time, smooth, without delay and renewed my faith in the idea of flying versus driving, etc.   \n\nHowever, my return flight shook my faith in this mode of transportation. We arrived to check in at sky harbor only to be told that it was too late to check in.  Our flight was for 5:49pm. It was 5:10pm.  We were told by our eye-fluttering attendant typing at the keyboard with a fake smile that we needed to arrive at least 45 minutes prior to departure.  We lost are already paid for seats.  Resisting the urge to grab him by the neck and bang his head on the counter to see what would fall out, I politely asked for options which he responded with two: 1) wait until 9:00 pm to fly standby 2) or depart the next morning at 8:30am.  Not wanting to wait fora hours to see if we could board an oversold flight, we chose the latter option. \n\nWhen we arrived in the morning to a chaotic crowd of passengers, there was little direction by us airways employees.  Instead they only contributed to the chaos by giving vague directions.  They wouldn't last five minutes in my classroom.  Clearly some employee training is overdue here. \n\nWhen we finally checked ourselves in, we faced gates changes, delays due to maintenance, and an ever increasing amount if disgruntled travelers surrounding us.  I'm glad it's over.  No more US Airways.
__label__0 Had the same issue with the 45 minute prior check-in.  I heard of such a thing being 30 minutes prior to check-in due to security reasons, we were at the 35 minute point so they definetely said no.  Their computers had already siezed up is what we were told, a security measure...federal rules to be exact.  Funny cuz Allegiant does no such thing.\n\nSo we were stuck in Reno for the night and got the next flight out, said my buddies bag was to large for the over head compartment, yet it was fine on the arrival.  So he had to pay.  The couple in front of us had a bag that weighted 51 pounds, 1 pound over and gave them grief.  The lady freaked out and started taking out shoes and clothes and shoving it in carry ons.  I don't blame her, 1 pound over really?  They don't know what customer satisfaction is, I'll stick with Southwest and Allegiant thanks !
__label__0 Oh I forgot how much I hate you! \n\nYou've  yet again managed to ruin another family vacation! I promised myself the last time that I would never fly you again.  But somehow I forgot. \n\nDelayed due to a malfunctioning generator?? Really and now you want me to go 5 hours cross country on you with my offspring! I will never ever fly you again.\n\nMissing the AZ diamondback game was the least of my worries.  Thinking that I was flying on an old decrepit plane....yeah pretty much occupied my mind.\n\nYour staff is rude.  You didn't even offer us a FREE snack after delaying us for 3 hours.  \n\nYou made me want to write Jet Blue a love letter, asking for forgiveness because I cheated with a lesser quality airline.  I will never fly you again and OH I won't forget!!
__label__0 Flight attendant spilled water on my MacBook Pro\nFried it\nI work from home\nIt is my livelihood\nAirline won't pay for it \nCites \"we don't pay for electronics\" \nI want my machine replaced\nNow
__label__0 If there was a chance to give them 0 star I would after this email. They anticipate unreasonable and mean behavior.\nDear Dr. Ballan:\n\nThank you for contacting Customer Relations at US Airways. We welcome the opportunity to address your concerns regarding your recent departure from Phoenix.\n\nI'm sorry you were not able to check in for your flight. As you may already know, each airport has specific guidelines about check-in times to ensure customers and bags make it through security and to the aircraft on time. Once the check-in cutoff time has arrived, the computer system automatically restricts the ability to check any passenger in for the flight. Although I'm happy our agents were able to book you on the next flight with available seats, I realize this was a frustrating situation for you.\n\nFor Phoenix specifically, if you're checking bags at the ticket counter, you must check in at least 45 minutes before departure. Because the 45 minute requirement was not met, you were not able to be checked-in for flight 1550.\n\nThank you for giving us this opportunity to address your concerns. We realize you have a choice when flying and we thank you for choosing US Airways.\n\nSincerely,\n\n\nSara Berk\nRepresentative, Customer Relations\nUS Airways Corporate Office
__label__0 An example of one of their stupid idiotic \"rules\" is this. At the gate next to us, a flight for Al Paso was posted to leave at 6:50 but it was delayed for 1 hour. A couple left to get some food and arrived back in about 20 minutes ... but their plane had left. The rule is that even if we post a delay your flight might leave R Amy time without you .... So, if the airline is late they can fool you I to leaving and then take off without you WTH again?
__label__0 To Yelp readers - Avoid this airline. On a recent trip, I was denied full access to my seat (middle passenger encroached on half of my space, creating an intolerable experience and safety hazard. Not only did U S Airways not make alternative arrangements, but refused a prorated refund. They spent more in capital and staff expense \"defending\" their indefensible position that the cost of the refund and created some poor advertisement as a result. A brief Facebook scan reveals many other complaints. I note several similar complaints on Yelp, also.
__label__0 Here is a recipe for success:  take the two worst airlines in the industry and merge them together.  What do you think you get?  One colossal airline that completely sucks
__label__0 My family and I were flying from Austin, TX to Phoenix (final destination was Anchorage, AK) on June 28th. We had our 12 year old daughter, who suffers from a brain malformation schizencephaly, with us. She requires a wheelchair to get around in and we gate checked it in Austin. There were two tags placed on the chair. One was for the gate check itself, the other was the full itinerary. When we arrived in Phoenix, my husband saw the ground crew take our daughters wheelchair and place it in a vehicle. Well, when you gate check something, you get it when you get to the next city. Not so much with US Air!! Now, they decided that the wheelchair was going to go directly to our next gate. We had a 4 hour layover in PHX. 4 hours of carrying my 12 year old, 66 pound daughter around. Yeah, I don't think so. So when I asked our flight attendant she quickly jumped at 'we can't speak with the ground crew\" then proceeded to get herself ready to deplane. We took all of our stuff, including our other 2 daughters and my 12 year olds car seat, up to first class where we waited for the ground crew to bring my daughters wheelchair up. 10 minutes later, we were asked to deplane so they could get the plane ready for the next batch of passengers. We waited for about another 10-15 minutes in the terminal waiting for them to bring me her chair. When we finally got the chair, the lady was very rude saying \"Here's your chair\" then walking off. I will never fly US Air with my daughter again. This was completely unprofessional and unbelievably rude.
__label__0 A completely avoidable 3 HOUR tarmac delay in a frozen cabin!  NEVER flying US airways again.\n\nMy connecting flight from PHX to OAK came to the gate with a known major technical issue in the cockpit which would prevent proper pre-flight checks.\n\nThey boarded us anyway rather than provide a different plane. As one of the first people on board I saw 3 maintenance staff already present on the aircraft.\n\nWe received no status and upon inquiry (after 45 minutes with no action), they \"claimed\" it was the first officer's seat-belt that needed replacement.   Seat belts don't take 3 hours to replace, nor do they require 4 levels of maintenance staff.  They had us sit there in a plane cold enough to ship freshly packed meat for 3 freaking hours.\n\nBy the time we took off I had developed a 103 fever.  I should sue them on behalf of my company, as I'll probably be down for the rest of the week trying to recover.\n\nThey also violated FAA/DOT rules regarding provision of adequate food/hydration, and after something so egregious, they offered nothing in compensation.
__label__0 Worst flight experience ever.  Traveling with three small children and closed the door on us for our connecting flight because they had re routed us without telling us assuming we were not making our connecting flight which we ran to and arrived at in time.  Customer service may as well close up since they are just faces who can't do anything but admit we were right but they are powerless. Same with 1-800 #.  Don't waste your money flying this airline.
__label__0 This is the worst experience I have ever had with an airline. I had 3 flights delays for 2 hours or more!!! I miss some very important business, which cause me to miss hundreds of dollars and personal event dealing with my family. I'm going write more complaints on yelp and anywhere so other future clients don't make a mistake to purchase a flights with US Airways!!!!\n\nIt's 8pm 12/6/14 and now my flight has  been cancelled\nI been at the airport since 4pm
__label__0 There is a reason the flights are so cheap...they charge you 100 dollars if your bag is over 50 pounds but they'll give you a trash bag to put your items in to check and then you don't have to pay. Oh, I guess that extra five pounds really doesn't make a difference then does it. Why would I put my belongings in garbage bag to get tossed around? I even to them I was military on leave orders and it didn't seem to matter. Awful airlines... I'll pay extra to fly with Alaska.
__label__3 If you haven't been to the Indoor Swap Mart, it can be difficult to describe.  Imagine these ingrediants all marinating in one giant shopping stew - Small business, garage sale, infomercials, Avon, amazing deals, tacky statues, street fair, carnival, and dollar store.  That is one freaky stew.   \n\nI had never gone until a few years ago.  It was a bit overwhelming.  But once your're in there, we found some amazing places.  There is a guy there who's been fixing watches for like 30 years and just couldn't afford to have a full time shop, so he does this.  He fixed a problem we'd been having that a fancy watch shop said couldn't be fixed.  Then there is my favorite - the sunglass guy.  He'll look at you, look at your face and say, \"You know what, I think these would look great on you\" and hand you a pair of glasses that you might not have pictured wearing, but they look great on you. And they are pretty cheap.  You have to realize that every little bench or table is someone with a business.  Sometimes that business includes some wacky and weird items.  But that can be fun to just laugh at too.  \n\nIt can be quite an adventure or just a great day of shopping based on your interests.  But it will definately never be dull.
__label__1 Went here for lunch on a not-super-busy Thursday. After an exchange with the very confused waitress about nutmeg (my friend has allergies), I ordered an egg salad sandwich. When I got it, there was literally only a tablespoon of egg salad on the bread. It was mostly a lettuce sandwich. I would've said something to the waitress, but she had given us our check with our food and never came back to see how we were doing. Poor service, poor food.
__label__0 I didn't like this place at all. I came with 3 friends and non of us like there omelets. There were very dry tasting...
__label__1 Dear Hyatt--\n\nIt's time . Phoenix is becoming , or at least trying to become a big city and you need to seriously consider some upgrades. You are looking dated and tired. I suggest getting inspired and moving into the now. \n\nHere are a few suggestions :\n\nGo up to the eighth floor look out onto the atrium look at the tile and carpet It's hodge podge  , stained and worn out. Ick! \n\nRemodel to  a  contemporary look that embraces the southwest feel. \n\nDo something bout the curtains in the suites they look  faded and have strings hanging from the hardware.\n\nScrape off the popcorn ceilings and clean the other ceilings , I can see dust hanging in places. \n\nShow off your elevators with flair and panache. \n\nLove and Kisses ,\nme
__label__0 Buzzzzzzz in my room all night long coming from the vents. Creepy clicking speaker in the ceiling. Construction noises like a drill sting during the day. I can hear my neighbors talk. Avoid at all cost.
__label__3 Spent a weekend in PHX for the Dbacks vs. Giants and booked the Hyatt based on the proximity of the hotel.  I was suprised by the accomodations.  VERY NICE!  Rooms are average sized and have great blackout curtains.  Pool was small but nice.  Felt good after walking back in the HOT sun.\n\nBest part about the experience was despite arriving when most people are checking out, they found a room early so we could dump our luggage and head out to the ballpark.\n\nThe restaurant/bar in the hotel was great in the evening.  Super Bartender Ryan and Awesome bar manager Danielle make that place fun!  They know how to cater to different clientele.  oh!  and the food and beer selection is good too!
__label__3 I travel for work (entertainment) very often... Location is great to catch a sports game as the Diamondbacks stadium is across the street, the Suns basketball arena is across the street as well, not to forget the convention center is only steps away. Valet and bell hops were very attentive and kept the flow of traffic moving. Front desk was knowledgable about the surrounding area and always acknowledging people with a smile. Housekeeping was nice about privacy and not nagging about trying to clean your room like other hotels, but they were on your floor through the morning if you needed any items. Although I didn't use the pool and spa, it looked super clean... The fitness center was fully stocked and clean with ample space and equipment to get a good workout in. The security guard on site was very friendly and helpful. Elevators were fast and abundant. Last but not least, the rooms were of normal Hyatt quality. Clean and a typical hotel standards. Honestly I felt like I was at home here just without a kitchen. I would definitely stay here again! \nTip: if you're a member of the Hyatt's rewards, you can get a day or two of free Internet access...\nTip2: there's an Enterprise at this location if a car is needed...
__label__1 2/5 standard chinese.\n\ni'll start off by saying it was my fault for getting chinese in phoenix. but a senior in my office was heading there, so of course i had to go. the food is standard chinese/cornstarch fare, though i'm sure there is a saving chef's specialty dish.
__label__1 This place stays alive becase there are hungry jurors trapped in the basement of the grand jury room who need food.  The carpet hasn't been cleaned since probably the Nixon era.  And the food is pretty standard.  That said, everyone has to go there at least once so that they say they have a) survived it b) been there c) surprisingly crave it.  Most people pick a, but some surprisingly pick c.  It's an old-school Phoenix thing and you have to support that!
__label__2 It's been a long time since I've eaten at Sing High.  Our lunch dining experience was a good one.  We'd go back.  Get in a little early for lunch or you may be waiting for a table and service will take longer.     \n\nThe restaurant web page states that for over 80 years Sing High has run on hard work and good food.  I agree.  The menu's built around the basics of fried and tossed noodles - chow and lo mein,  chop suey, and egg foo yung.  There's more served than that, but those items head the menu.  \n\nI'll add that the Sing High premises are extremely clean and the service is timely.  \n\nWe had a lunch special with soup, egg roll, sweet and sour pork, moo goo gai pan fried rice plus a serving of beef chow mein.  As the web page also states, most items are prepared fresh.  My hot and sour soup was different than some hot/sour soups I've tasted, a little thicker, SIng High's personal recipe.  More a small burrito than an egg or spring roll, the egg roll was delivered too steaming hot to eat immediately.  The pork was also freshly prepared, my thinking back, my count is 9 unusually large pieces.  The fried rice was white rice cooked well, fired with soy sauce and a bit of veggies.  The plate of noodles was large and flavors good.  \n\nWe took home half our lunch and had a very good dinner later.     \n\nIf you've got jury duty, business down town, or paying a visit to Copper Square, this is a reasonably price spot to consider for a Chinese-American meal.
__label__2 This place used to have really good food. Now you get more than half of your plate covered in bean sprouts. I think its over priced for what you get.\n\nI've always had good service here.
__label__2 When I want a fast food burger, the Jack Sirloin burger is my go-to. Chez Jack hits the spot en route to or from a night of revelry. This Jack was fast and friendly, can't ask for more.
__label__1 I remember when I used to sit with proprietor David L. at Biltmore C.P. (not CPK, you freak) and listen to him get passionate about this modular bakery concept thing where he could use the best ingredients and still make it inexpensively. Willo Bread was born.\n\nI also remember when I was little going to My Florist for FLOWERS. Over the years, the strip mall saw many tenants come and go and seemingly at just the right moment, David picked up one of the suites and began his bakery project. After its extreme success with local AJ's and \"fine\" restaurants around town, he expanded to the old flower shop (converting it to a restaurant), its loft overhead and the adjoining suite for the grocery.\n\nPerhaps it was my third visit that was the one I shan't forget. I am a pianist and have played professionally here and there over the years. After hearing just one selection by SAVANT [Nicole?] I was so discouraged I resolved never to play again. I hate her (not really) for being so good. Try going up to talk to her and you'll see what I mean. She's clearly multi-tasking on 7 or 8 different threads, one of which is to talk with you. I've seen her on the phone while playing with one hand, reaching out to the nearby table while playing with one hand, totally looking the opposite direction for minutes at a time, and more. Total Savant.\n\nShe easily has the entire repertory of all music in her head, but for her it is not the music itself, but the concepts of the music from which she plays. She can play the entire soundtrack from Nintendo's Super Mario Bros. It's uncanny. Ask her to play a classical piece, and only because you know the exact note order, phrases and timings do you realize that she's pretty close, but not exact. Who cares? She could play against Mozart in dueling pianos and he'd end up on the floor gasping in and out of a paper bag.\n\nAt some point David bought her a concert Steinway, well deserved.\n\nOther than the place where [name?] played during her lifetime, My Florist will have no other mark on the history of Phoenix. To those of us still alive wishing we could add our own marks on history, our screaming and YELLING about the poor service, useless bartenders and ridiculous menu will be but whispers against her virtuosity. But let me make my attempt.\n\nSeeing my favorite bottle of gin on the shelf, I ordered my martini: \"Sapphire martini, straight up, stirred (!!!) with a twist\". What came back was a brown thing that looked like chocolate milk. \"Oh, I thought you ordered an espresso martini.\" Tell me, does Sapphire sound like \"espresso\" to you? My answer is... only to someone who has NO CLUE about what a real martini is. Do me a favor and don't insult the reputation of Bombay Sapphire: please instead display and serve Gordon's.\n\nAfter a recent performance of the Arizona Broadway Theater, we joined the cast as they gathered for a late dinner and drinks. After the 25 of us ate and drank, we spent the next 55 minutes (no joke) figuring out the bill because they couldn't split the check, not even in half. forGET it! (don't you forget CASH -- in small denominations -- if you're going with a group).\n\nIf from the limited menu you think you can picture the four tubs of ingredients and sauces in the kitchen, mixed in all the possible 10 ways on the menu, it's because you can: the Dole European Lettuces variety salad mix is the same on every single plate, the same olives and olive oil or orange and apple wedges garnish every dish, and the same bread (yes, it can be good if you buy it first thing in the morning), is sliced and toasted to make you think it isn't as old and hard as it actually is.\n\nNot to say that the bread isn't good. Just know that when bread is made this way (without all the nasty chemicals and preservatives), and then is exposed to AIR, it gets hard. Eat it within a few hours of being baked. My advice is to go to the grocery first thing when it opens and try to get one of the 4 willowich sandwiches available daily (scrumptious ham, cheese, basil and add vinaigrette) before they go. You'll have to beat me, so get up early.
__label__0 Okay, I am not sure what has possessed me to return to this place after my first experience there.  The only thing that I can think of is that the passage of time dulled my senses and made me forget about my prior experiences, but I have written myself a note reminding myself to avoid this place in the future. \n\nThis restaurant has survived on the hype of being one of the only \"nice\" places downtown, but luckily that has changed.  I went there for dinner one night and because I did not feel like ordering a $20 salad, I decided to order a $15 sandwich.  THe only thing that I can think of is that upon hearing my order the \"chef\" immediately ran down to the nearest vending machine and got a roast beef sandwich out of that vending machine, took the sandwich out of the plastic wrap and plopped it down on the plate and actually had the gonads to serve it as if they made it!  It was by far the worst meal I have had in some time and is a constant reminder why I will not eat there again, unless my Alzheimers kicks in.  \n\nIf you have to go there my recommendation is that you eat before hand and simply order a martini.\n\nikk8ide 2ccccccc.
__label__0 The jazz pianist is fantastic.\n\nOtherwise the food sucks & the place just creeps me out.\n\nBOTTOM LINE: Great piano music does not make a great restaurant
__label__3 Come here for brunch or early lunch otherwise you will be singing the same woes of all the other 1-3 star Yelpers.\nI mean how can you really hate a place that had 1/2 price bottles of wine, i mean i guess you could if you were one of those \"McCain-loving-obama is a socialist-there is no parking for my H2\" type people but i personally appreciate cheap stuff. \nThe best way to do my florist is as follows...\nRoll out of bed on a Sunday, it's 10am, your head is pounding and you cant think straight. Stumble to the bathroom, clean up, cover up last night's hair with a hat, don some big sunglasses, pick up friends and head to Florist. Order a mimosa, drink it, and order a bloody marry. (best around) Okay, you are starting to feel human again, execute stage two; biscuits and gravy OR if last night was particularly rough stick with eggs on toast. Continue with afore mentioned drinks and mastication until all is right in the world. \n\nLook this is not an amazing restaurant but it is GOOD. They always have discounted drink specials or cheap wine, the food is consistent and service is the best if you sit at the bar. \nFor dinner make sure to get the breads with herbed butter and the cheese plate. Sandwiches are no Pane Bianco but they are all pretty solid with the Turkey and Brie being my standby. \n\nI am sorry but what is wrong with the piano lady covering current hits with a jazz inflection, if you want Brahm's 9th Symphony go somewhere other than a trendy cafe, Jesus. It is klitchy and gets her tips, calm down fancy pants, it is however true it can get loud in the seats right by her.\n\nOh... the bathroom is completely private and shwankily candle lit... so ah... yea. Watch how much you drink and who may or may not be pulling you into said den of inequity for covert lip-locking
__label__2 My date and I hit the Willo District Home Tour today and decided to grab lunch here since I had never been, I had always wanted to go, it was a gorgeous day out and within walking distance.\n\nWe get up to the host stand and some woman dashes in front of us telling the waiter who was present that she called ahead to say she was on her way. The waiter looked for her in the book, didnt find her...I know this because I looked too and he politely referred her to the host. Mr Rico Suave in the sweater vest does a once over on the book and instead of letting the lady know there are 2 parties ahead of her, seats her right away. Okay douche? Not only that ,one of the servers passes him and says \"you know you just sat me 4x in a row?\" We say nothing. the host returns, looks past me and my date and the 3 person party behind us.passes us all by and beckons the party after them? Um hello dickweed, do you not see the 5 people standing here in front of you patiently waiting. My date stepped up and said something and someone graciously swept in and said he would seat us. We were seated but to be honest I was stewing for the mere fact the host was so incredibly incompetent. Anyway we sat we ordered and they brought us someone else's food. UGH. When they finally bring us the correct food, we have no silverware..Seriously? Can anything be done correctly? I had the cafe panini and it said salami but it wasn't thinly cut Genoa salami as one would expect it was thick almost like ham..Not what I expected but decent nonetheless.\n\nThe place was busy but not running around like a chicken with its'  head cut off busy which is what the staff made it appear to be. They just seemed beyond unorganized, absolutely no structure.\n\nI would return and try something else but I wouldnt suggest this place if you're in a rush or expect too much in the way of service. If anything great for a 1st date because if you have a lull in conversation you can bond over the surprisingly bad service.\n\n\n**** In response to your slanderous \"compliment\"Jon \"Lazarus Pennypants E\"  let me clarify. No I am not a self entitled brat. I may have been called many things in my life but nothing ever close to that. However, you described the host to a \"T\". Come to think of it, he's the worst host I have ever come across, he didnt \"greet\" any guests that walked in the door, he didnt speak a word to them, as he sat them nor apologize when he blatantly overlooked people that were patiently waiting. He just carried on with a silent  pompous air about him. I apologize if douchebag didnt sum that up. As for your second question.YES I worked in the restaurant industry for  6 years and I have never in those years or any of my dining experiences ever encountered the unorganized chaos that this restaurant displayed. Also, by the looks of the other reviews..Im not alone. Ps. who exactly do you think you are to slander other Yelpers reviews. You didnt even disagree with my review, you just backhanded me??? What's funny is Ive seen that exact same email posted to other Yelpers. Yes that's exactly what Yelp needs..your drama.Bravo!****
__label__1 Sorry, Crazy Jim.  While your place is a popular lunch spot with downtown workers, the food is average Greek fare, at best. Had a Chicken Patra Pita. Average pita, stuffed with average chicken, grilled onions, peppers and cheese, accompanied by an undistinguished pile o' lettuce. Next time I'll try somewhere else.
__label__0 I work across from this place. I ordered a \"lunch Greek salad\" that was advertised for $5.90, with FREE DELIVERY. When they delivered it, the price was $11.80!! Salad was $8.49 with $2.50 delivery. They had to WALK across the street...really?\n\nI called to question the price. She was very rude.\n\n I recommend this restaurant, to the patrons from our theater, all the time.  NEVER AGAIN!!  After seeing other reviews, I'm not surprised!! \n\nGo down to Cityscape. It's worth the 2 block walk!
__label__4 Super yummy! Great location! Very filling!\n\nWent here to grab a sammie before a meeting at City Hall. I got the Italian with provolone on wheat bread. Well, I ordered it on wheat but got French bread. BUT they gave me a cookie to say sorry for the mix-up... HOW NICE IS THAT!? I didn't care what bread I got, my waistline may care but who listens to their waistline these days, I just wanted to sandwich. And it was great!\n\nA tad spicey for me but I also choose the Italian seasoning too so I was asking for it. The cookies were so moist and soft, fell apart in my hand like delicious sand-heaven. The interior of this joint is so city-scape and metro. Super high ceiling, old bar like ordering station, booths that face out onto the street... everything was great!\n\nHad a bit of trouble understanding the guy making my lunch but if he was kind enough to give me a cookie for messing up my bread, he can talk as fast as he wants because I'll be back for sure. I went around 1:30pm and it was bumping so I'm assuming it's packed at peak lunch hour time, well worth the wait though.
__label__3 We've been twice in the past couple years and enjoyed both performances (Simon Boccanegra and Madame Butterfly) immensely. Unfortunately, by the time we fly in and find a hotel (even at Jerry's) we only feel like we can afford the cheap seats. The chairs are a little narrow up there in opera glass country. Might have to open the wallet a little next time. Check if there is a pre-show lecture - worth the time and you might get closer parking in the garage. Parking is a good deal for AZ.
__label__4 I love this place.  I especially love it on Tuesdays when it's free. \n\nI have been to many lectures, openings and films at the Museum and am always fascinated.  \n\nThe changing photography exhibit is always fantastic.  The fashion room is one of my favorite features.  BUT my favorite piece is the firefly installation.  I could seriously live in that room. I take everyone I know and everyone is always as mesmerized as I am, and I have seen it many times.\n\nI love the new contemporary wing of the museum.  I also love the glass boxes on the sides of the building.  One time we were there during a thunderstorm and sat in the glass box and watched the lightening.  It was perfect!  \n\nThe museum always makes me happy.
__label__3 I still have to take away a star because it's just still so confusing. There was no entrance-fee wackiness this time, but I was still completely lost. Don't get me wrong, I love this museum. It's amazing. It's the perfect place to go if you -want- to get lost and wander for hours. But if you're going for something specific, sometimes it can be a little tricky to get to it.\n\nI went to see Making Waves (contemporary Japanese prints) specifically. I wasn't sure what gallery they were in, so we just started out by wandering around. Found some amazing contemporary Chinese paintings. After more wandering, we still hadn't found Making Waves, so we ended up asking a series of PAM employees/volunteers.\n\n1st employee: \"Oh, that exhibit is right in this gallery *points at map*\" \nWe go there... and it's the Chinese paintings. Not Japanese prints.\n\n2nd employee: \"I'm pretty sure it's in this gallery, here *points at another gallery on map*\"\nNada.\n\n3rd employee: \"I'm not sure, maybe it's this way?\"\nNope.\n\n4th employee: \"Wait... do you mean you want the Firefly exhibit?\"\n.....no. \n\nFinally, someone got us to Making Waves, which was in one of the few nooks we hadn't already wandered into by accident. Talk about painful. \n\nAnyway, Making Waves was great. We also checked out the previously mentioned Firefly exhibit, which is a permanent (yes!!!) installation called \"You Who Are Getting Obliterated in the Dancing Swarm of Fireflies.\" It's amazing, disorienting, and totally trippy. Check it out.
__label__4 Very impressed, first time there and they had some extraordinary Art especially the Dancing Swarm of Fireflies by Yayoi Kusama ... that was worth the price of entry alone.\nNice to have Arcadia Farms there too.
__label__4 I love this museum. The architecture is gorgeous. They have great collections. My girlfriend and I went to see the Modern Mexican exhibit last Wednesday when admission was free. We thoroughly enjoyed ourselves. It was my third visit to PAM and I always leave feeling energized and inspired. I highly recommend it.
__label__0 I am an art lover but don't dig the overkill by the people who are \"guarding\" the art from the common folk.  After having a run-in with an over-zealous guard and then discussing it with Heather the manager, I will most likely not return.  They are many friendlier art installations in the valley...I will give them my hard-earned support instead.
__label__3 Sometimes I crave a baked potato. Don't need anything fancy, don't need all the fix'ns, no bacon, no chili, not even sour cream. Just a little cheese, chives, and pepper. Maybe some salsa. And I love every bite - the skin is my favorite! \n\nAs simple as that sounds, it is not always easy to find on a menu, especially in the downtown Phoenix lunch arena. Luckily, I have the Court House Cafe within walking distance when the craving arises. \n\nI have been to the cafe several times to eat lunch there or get takeout. Nothing fancy, just a casual sit down place, with good, traditional American cafe/diner food with very friendly service. Sandwiches, wraps, salads, soups, even meatloaf! Located on the third floor, around the corner from the elevators.\n\nMost of my experience is with the catering. At work, we have been using the CHC to cater our group events for years. They do breakfast and lunch, have a great variety of options, are reasonably priced, have a friendly and efficient staff, and they deliver! \n\nSo friendly and efficient. They bring everything you need: plates, napkins, utensils, serving spoons, tongs, etc. And come back to pick it all up when we are done. \n\nAnd the cookies for dessert are huge! They are as big as the small plate they give you to put it on. Sometimes that's a good thing, sometimes it's not (depending on your eating habits). \n\nBreakfast catering options range from bagels and pastries, to fresh fruit, to breakfast burritos (split into halves, wrapped in foil, labeled with the type of burrito and the ingredients). \n\nFor lunch catering options they have various wraps (packaged same as burritos), fresh salads (with good, green, romaine), a few pasta options, and much, much more. The veggie wrap with some of their raspberry vinaigrette on the side is one of my favorites. \n\nOverall, good food and great service. I recommend checking out the CHC when you're looking for a change of pace from the typical downtown lunch scene, looking to cater a group event, or when you just want a baked potato.
__label__2 I have been to 2 Cultural festivals here. It is a great venue for showcasing food and cultural performances. \nParking can be steep at the garages nearby if you cannot find it for free on the street.
__label__2 Got a great deal on hotwire, for three days, around $20 a day.  You have to take a shuttle from the airport to the car rental.  You walk to the second island outside of baggage claim, the buses run quite frequently, were there 3 lined up to pick people up when I arrived at 11:30am on a Friday.  The ride only took 5-10 minutes.  \nThe rental facility is huge and nicely air conditioned.  When I walked up to the Hertz rental, there must have been 30 people ahead of me, around 5 sales people and took around 45 minutes before I was helped.  In fact, I was pulled from the line to follow an attendent downstairs, where there were 3 sales people to help ring us up.  \nGot upgraded to a compact with a GPS since they ran out of subcompact.  Loved the GPS during the stay, I want one  at home now.   The car is a little dirtier then other rental places, the carpets had stains and the outside had some marks on the paint but I still would take the GPS over those aesthetics.\nFinding the car was easy, in numerical order and all was covered.  When I dropped off the car, was easy, you just need to remember which bus to take you to which terminal, I believe there are 4 seperate terminals.
__label__0 I rented a mini van for ten days. We realized after two days the door didn't lock. A few days later we got a flat tire. Hertz said I could put on the spare and drive 80 mles to the ElPaso airport or stay in the town overnight and get a van at the local branch. We decided to stay the night in a hotel. In the morning the local Hertz had NO vehicles so I had to drive To ElPaso ( over two hr round trip). When i returned the vehicle and talked to the manager she just gave me a blank stare and told me that she is not required to compensate me because i booked through Priceline. Oh well I still saved 50%.
__label__0 2nd time in a row that they have overbooked and now I am waiting for a car. Why bother making reservations when they don't have enough cars! I was supposed to pick up my car at 11:15 am and it is 12:30, and they say it will be ready in another 30 mins. Whoever the operations manager is should seriously consider other career paths, because clearly this is not an area of strengh!
__label__0 We arrived to pick up our vehicle having a reservation.  Despite the line not being particularly long they took forever.  Everything they tried to sell to my husband he declined.  Despite that we turned in the car being charged $337.77 for 3 days for a Camry despite having a quote of $142.08 for a Corolla.  One of our charges was for an upgrade which they say my husband agreed to although he never did.  Another thing they did was charge us for fuel.  They told my husband it was cheaper to have them fill up the vehicle when he returned the car.  That may have been true if the vehicle was returned empty.  They charge you for a full tank of gas despite what you use.  They failed to mention that.  I'm sure it was it the small print somewhere so our mistake but consider it a warning.  They left out the important fact which is deceiving.  We returned a car with 3/4 of a full tank and were charged $54.72 for fuel.  I will not use Hertz again.
__label__0 Worst car rental and customer service  experience of my LIFE. \n\nWhen I rent a car a few weeks in advance of my trip, it better be there. My experience began with a 30 min wait in line (at 10pm on a Wednesday). There were only 2 or 3 reps yet a long line of customers. Meanwhile other rental car lines were moving along relatively speedily. But this wasn't what irritated me. \n\nNo, the reason I'm leaving a review is partially to pass the HOUR+ I've been waiting to receive the car that should have been ready for me at my designated pick-up time. I would understand if I was a walk-up customer and there weren't cars available. But how are there not cars available when my reservation was in the system (along with the dozens of irritated customers). This is absurd.  \n\nThe worst part is how flippant the rep was about it - no attempts to remedy the situation, no apologies even. We were also given a 45 min wait time but were told it would likely be much \"sooner.\" Well it's been 1:15 and still no car.\n\nTo add insult to injury, we noticed that other people who had come after us had gotten their cars and then were given the advice by a fellow sufferer to talk to a rep because they weren't coming out to the waiting area and calling our name as they had promised. She had gotten bypassed and had we not talked to the rep, we would have too. \n\nI will NEVER give business to Hertz again and will be sure to spread the word, starting with this review. If I could, I would rate Hertz  negative 4 stars instead of 1.
__label__0 Absolutely horrible. Spent $1000 to rent a 2014 Jaguar XJL for 2 days. Brought it back on time and full of gas. 3 days later I'm getting over $1200 worth of charges on my card from Hertz. Then a day later an automated \"urgent\" phone call saying I never returned the car. Seriously?!? It takes 4 days for them to realize an $85,000.00 luxury car wasn't returned??? Considering it was already returned, I don't know what's worse. The fact that is was and they had no clue or the fact that it took a machine 4 days to call me asking about it. After multiple attempts to reach the people at the actual Hertz desk at the airport without going through the 800 number and talking to someone in Michigan. I finally had to take time out of my day to drive back down to the airport only to wait in line and then speak to a manager. Never in my life have I met a more lazy, incompetent, unapologetic manger (Veronica). When I walked up she was sitting down in her chair at the desk(no other employee was sitting even though they all had chairs at their computers) I explain the situation and she proceeds to make 4 different phone calls trying to locate the \"unreturned\" car. After she finds it she informs me it was put to the side so parts could be ordered for it. She asks the person on the other line if she needs to charge me for the parts? Yes apparently I stole the cupholder out of the jag which they valued at $80. Yea ya know they're right that jaguar cup holder just looks and fits so good in my Mercedes. (If you didn't pick up on it that was sarcasm)\n\nAfter much argument she told me I chose coverage for the car when I rented it so I'm not responsible for the cupholder. After wasting quite enough time I asked for a printed invoice of my final bill. She then says she doesn't have a printer. Really you don't have a printer? There is literally over 20 computers at the hertz desk. \"I don't have a printer but she does\" pointing to an employee next to us helping other people. Bottom line is she was to lazy to stand up and move to one of the other 18 open computers and print my receipt. She told another guy to walk over and do it. Bottom line she was incredibly rude, lazy, disrespectful and made no attempt to offer an apology for the huge mistake and waste of time on my part. After asking at the very end \"so no apology what so ever? She offered a measly \"sorry\" \n\nVeronica please do us all a favor and resign or learn some basic manners, take a little more initiative and learn to offer an apology when you know your company is in the wrong.
__label__4 Went today to drop off camaro I rented returned quick and easy and picked up new car for 2nd stage of my vacation picked up r/t challanger fast and easy once again Hertz A+++
__label__0 Horrible service. 1 attendant checking in cars, at least 20 cars waiting at any point in time. We had to wait over 15 mins to get checked out. Customer service representative was rude when I asked nicely if they could get more attendants out.
__label__4 Killer little sandwich spot. They used to have a deli downtown, but now just do sandwiches and pasts. Fresh bread, killer Italian meats and super fresh veggies! I'm itchin to try some of the pasta dishes they have, but this is THE spot for a rockin Italian sandwich!
__label__4 I followed Jillian to Volr salon and I love it there! Jillian always has creative new colors and styles for me to try out. I leave feeling beautiful every time and I get many compliments on my hair. Everyone wants to know where I get my hair done and I always point them to Jillian at Volr!
__label__1 Went to pick up my dry cleaning and was told that the delivery with my clothes had not arrived yet. The lady in the back acted as if I had been arguing with her when she said \"there is nothing I can do sir!\" I said, \"no problem, I'll come back tomorrow.\" I then came back that next evening where they accidentally included someone else's clothes with my order, which I didn't notice until I had already arrived at home. I called to notify them and the same lady scolded me a bit by saying \"Well...that's why we ask you to check your order so that doesn't happen!\" ....So now you expect your customers to be your quality control! Seems to me that the employees should check to make sure they are not making mistakes...not the customer. It didn't help that the girl behind the counter (literally 12 inches away from me) was texting  and made me wait for a second to finish her thought before even acknowledging me!
__label__2 Went here today for lunch. Got the beef brisket sandwich with provolone on onion potato bun with fries and a soda. The beef was super tender and juicy and the fries were some of the best I've ever had (they're battered and very crispy). \nThe downfall is that this is somewhat of a cafeteria environment (noisy and you stand in line to get your food) and they still charge nearly $12 for a sandwich, side, and soda. I was also not asked to pick my side - I wanted soup - but they threw the fries on there without asking. While the food was delicious, it was overpriced with mediocre service. I might go back but it's unlikely.
__label__1 I like Miracle Mile Better... We had 2 sandwiches and 2 drinks 28.00 ... Who charges 2.18 for a drink... They were cheap on the BBO...
__label__1 Okay, unfortately SW Airllines needs to train their employees better.\nSW Airlines can only issue to a passenger two (2) boarding passes in a travel day. Example: Travel day 12/1; traveing from PHX to GEG with connecting flight in OKL (changing airplanes), got two boarding passes; got to GEG did my business and got an boarding pass at GEG with stop in LAS (no change of planes). It's frustrating because GEG was a full (over booked) flight.
__label__4 My friend and I went here before a Suns game and waited 45 minutes to get in.  I knew this place was going to be good because all the famous sports players like Amare love to go there.  After the wait, we were allowed inside and we were starving.  We were instantly greeted by the owner/manager Larry White and he wasted no time getting us some sweet tea and Kool-Aide (I wish every place served Kool-Aide).  We both got the Lo Lo's plate which consisted of 3 pieces of chicken and 2 large waffles.  The food came out quickly and we didn't waste anytime chowing it down. The chicken was fantastically seasoned and breaded and the waffles were outstanding.  We were very satisfied with our meal and preceeded to the Suns game. Although the Suns lost by 30 points to the Pistons, the trip from Tucson was well worth it because of Lo Lo's.
__label__2 I just had lunch there. It was decent but honestly I'm not sure where all of the top notch ratings are coming from. The chicken was good, and the waffles were good, but not \"oh my god, I HAVE to come back good\". I probably wouldn't even consider taking my out of town friends here. I'll have to try Stacy's or Mrs.Whites.
__label__3 This was my second visit. and it went much like the first.  we both had the soul food platter with chicken. really good mac and cheese and it stayed pipping hot throughout the whole meal not sure how but it was nice. really good waffle I couldn't stop eating it, fried okra you can skip its just like little nuggets of fried zucchini but with nothing to dip them in. and dry as a bone cornbread even though it had a full scoop of butter on top when it arrived. The chicken was really good the only complaint there was the wings were dry, super good homemade lemon aide I drank two quart size jars full of it good. service was attentive and lots of different people that worked there came around to check on you so you were never in want of anything. Saw lots of people coming in to get takeout so thats a nice option, next time I will get extra chicken to go because its so good cold the next day.
__label__4 I heard about this place from overhearing a conversation at a table behind me at another restaurant.  The folks were raving about it.  I had never heard of chicken and waffles before and the thought intrigued me.  I went by myself to check it out before I told friends or brought anyone with me....pretty skeptical.   I was blown away!  The food was AMAZING, the service was phenomenal and all the staff was extremely warm and friendly.  I honestly felt like I was a guest at a friends home for dinner.  I have \"invited myself\" back several times since and has been phenomenal each time.
__label__2 I was visiting Phoenix for the first time and Yelped what seemed to be the best place to eat.  Lo-Lo's popped up towards the top of the list.  I've never had chicken and waffles before - I'm not a huge fan of fried chicken (waffles are OK), but wanted to try it out at least once.  This seemed like a good place to go....although I had a feeling the place was going to be overrated. \n\nWhile I don't know the Phoenix area well, the restaurant seemed to be located in the industrial boonies - the street looked a bit sketchy, and there was this ghettoish sign painted on a building pointing you to the way of Lo-Lo's.  There was plenty of street parking, and I don't recall seeing a parking lot.  It's a cute looking shop - shaped like a tiny house decorated with some neon lights.  \n\nThe place is small - I recall about 6 or 7 tables and the restaurant had most of the tables occupied on a Friday night.  Definitely not a place for big groups unless you want to take over the entire restaurant.  It's a casual spot - waiter service is casual as well.  You don't have a dedicated waiter - they have 2 or 3 people on staff to help the customers as needed (which makes sense for such a small place).\n\nI'm not quite sure why, but it took us a little while to order - there were a decent amount of items on the menu, but because the menu items were mainly combinations of the same thing, we were confused on what/how to order.  For our party of 3, we ended up ordering (I think):  Baby Ray ($13 or 12), Lo-Lo's ($12 or 11), and Stupid Fries ($8).  This place should really be a $$ rating vs. $ - our total bill including tax ended up to be a bit over $40 including tax & tip.  This was just for 2 entrees and 1 appetizer.\n\nFood came in a reasonable amount of time - probably about 10 to 15 minutes.  Portions were reasonably sized - not too big or small.  We had 5 or 6 pieces of chicken and 4 or 5 waffles to share.  The chicken was OK - I didn't find anything special about it.  Meat was tender and the crust was OK.  It helped adding some hot sauce and vinegar to help enhance the flavor.  Waffles were OK - could have been a bit better if the outside was crispier.  \n\nOverall, this place was OK - it wasn't exactly a place to rave home about.  One of the people at our table compared it to Roscoe's and said it was about the same or Roscoe's was a bit better.
__label__0 This is the first restaurant that I've been asked to leave because there were customers waiting outside.  We waited about 10 minutes to get in; sat down and received water and coffee, 5 minutes later put in our order and received our food within ~7 minutes.  We ate and chatted.  As soon as we got the bill the young gal said we needed to hurry and leave because there were customers waiting for seats.  To boot the food wasn't that good either.
__label__4 Yummmmm! Everything was tasty, the koolaid took me back! Wish we had saved room for red velvet cake!
__label__4 This is a must try if you are ever in phx! There are two locations which one is in downtown phoenix and the other in Scottsdale. After a night of partying and some great home cooked meals or just the craving for something sweet yet salty this place will hit the spot. I love that they make their own kool-aid and also have a variety of flavors. The Mac N Cheese is to die for along with their cornbread. I have had everything from the breakfast sandwhich, catfish, chicken wings, chicken strips, breast, and waffles with none of them falling short from excellent.
__label__1 Boo on the Food! This place is way over hyped. They tried to charge $7 for a little waffle and 2 cold, greasy chicken thighs. Not impressed at all. The only reason it gets 2 stars is because the waiter was nice and the place looked cool. \n\nFirst impressions are everything, so they say, and in this instance I would agree. Since moving here over a year ago I have heard people go on and on about Lolo's chicken and waffles, especially when they find out I moved from the south. \"Oh it is the best soul food\", \"They have the best fried chicken I have had anywhere..\" are some of the things people have said. We live in Mesa and there is not a location near us but this morning  we were running errands in Phoenix and drove about 15 minutes out of our way so I could finally try this place that so many people have raved about. The place was decorated nice, it was not too long after they opened and it was not busy, we were seated right away. Took about 10 minutes before we saw a server, our drinks were brought out fairly quick and our order taken. Our food came out pretty quick but what difference does quick service make when the food is cold? The skin on the chicken was not even crisp on the edges, they had obviously been sitting around for a while. I tried a bite anyway, good fried chicken is good hot or cold and this was not good. It had the overwhelming taste of flour and I think the cook forgot to put seasoning on it at all. When the waiter came over to check on us I told him the chicken was cold and I didn't want it, at first he took the plate back and didn't say anything at all, when he brought the check he apologized. I have heard people say how good it is and maybe my experience is isolated but if it really was an uncommon experience then why didn't the waiter seemed surprised when I returned it? Why didn't he offer to get me a fresh plate? Why didn't a manager come over to see what they problem was or to apologize? Maybe they are used to serving sub-standard food, that is the only thing I can think of. This place reminds me of a lot of places that were really good until they got popular, quality of food and service goes down, prices go up and the only reason they stay in business is because they are \"cool\" or trendy. \n\nBottom line - Don't think I will try this place again, there are so many really good restaurants to try in the Phoenix area and when you are going to spend an average of $10+  per person to sit down & eat somewhere, the food should at least be fresh. \n\nOh yeah, one more thing, a glass jar of kool-aid should never cost $3, unless you get to take the jar with you.
__label__2 the food was only okay.... if you're in the mood for comfort food it would hit the spot. the fried chicken and the cornbread (baked sweet, just the way I like it) are good and if I came back I would order those. however, the waffle was disappointing :-/ it was flimsy and soft, whereas I like my waffles to be crispy on the outside and thicker.\n\nthe service here was OUTSTANDING. everyone from the hostess to the servers were extremely friendly and attentive and happily made us a custom drink (half sweet tea, half regular tea... bc the sweet tea alone is way too sweet!).
__label__4 Next time I'm in Phoenix this is my first stop! I ordered the Lo Los with a side of green beans and corn bread. WOW, I love that southern cooking! The sweet tea was amazing and at how many places can you order Kool-Aid on tap!
__label__2 OK, I have made it to the shirne, the taj mahal, the paradise of chicken and waffles places in Phoenix.  Or at least that's what all the reviews said I should think of the place.\n\nYeah, I found it OK.\n\nHave i had better friend chicken?  Yes, many times.\n\nHave I had better waffles?  Yes, many times.\n\nBut have Iever had chicken and waffles in the same meal?  No, and for that I give them a star.\n\nPersonally, I found the chicken over cooked and too salty.  Yes, it is very fresh, crispy and piping hot.  \n\nI found the waffles just average.  I started to think that maybe no one makes waffles at home anymore, because from my point of view the waffles are just as good at my house.\n\nI did have a side of sting beans and red potatoes.  The beans definately looked like they came out of an institutional can, not fresh.  However, I have to say mushy as they were, they were pretty good and a surprise tastiness considering their appearence.\n\nThe location was easy to find, I even found street parking.\n\nThe staff was a big plus.  They are ever present and attentive, very freindly and helpful. Worth another full star. The decor is simple and the interior was very clean and bright.\n\nSo for iced tea, three pieces of chicken, two waffles, beans and potatoes and a slice of red velvet cake to take home, my bill with tip was $30.  For me that was a bit pricey and may not be worth it.  I will give it another shot again later, when I can take someone else to get their opinion.
__label__0 I will NEVER go AGAIN. I went with a LARGE crew intown for bike week. I first brought them to this place a few yrs ago, before they rebuilt the new place downtown. The owner was nice and humble. Appreciated all 30 PLUS people that came in. Each yr they now come into town they ALL stop in and eat. \n\nThis yr, they rebuilt and EVERY single staff member acted too good or busy.. including the owner. I ordered a SALAD . HOW HARD IS A SALAD WITH CHICKEN. NEVER CAME the owner was very rude and did not care. I will never go again. \n\nOne thing people shouldn't do is forget who you are, WHERE you came from and WHO got you there. Black people ( sorry not about race..BUT) Black people have been supporting LoLos and religiously going from jump. All the sudden you get alil change in pocket...and change ?  You are never too far up... to fall down !\n\n#FAIL. \n\np.s. This review is late, and only now thought to do it, as I wanted some lolos today...and recalled the rudeness and said..no go.
__label__4 A must-stop over when you're in the Phoenix area. Best southern food i've ever had! Far better than Roscoe's hands down. Their fried chicken is nicely seasoned. Not too much batter so when you bite into it, you're getting the right amount of crunch without the doughy taste. And it's juicy too! Even the breast. Their house made hot sauce is perfect on everything. I also ordered the biscuits and gravy. Biscuits were soft and fluffy and the gravy was legit too! And the service we got was really good. Def coming back when i get another chance.
__label__4 Having been a bookmark on my Yelp account for some time now, we finally got the chance to try this place out! We headed in and were greeted right away. We didn't have a reservation, but we lucked out and got there earlier than the rush, so we were seated in a nice booth up front.  The place filled up pretty quickly after we arrived, so I would recommend calling ahead if you have a larger party (and they only seat your party once everyone has arrived, so keep that in mind, too).\n\nOur waitress was Leslie and she was wonderful from the very start.  Friendly and accommodating she allowed us a bit of time to look over the menu and made recommendations based on our preferences, which worked out nicely.  I had the Lo-Lo's meal and he had the Double D meal, we shared an order of cornbread, cause...who turns down southern style cornbread?? We opted to try out a couple of their drinks which I cannot remember the names of, but they were good! \n\nThe meals came out quickly an were exactly the way we ordered them and they smelled amazing. Chicken was cooked nicely and the breading was really well seasoned. Waffles were fluffy and perfect. The cornbread was gone within seconds of hitting the table. \n\nDespite being way too full for it, we shared a banana pudding for a dessert, which was worth every agonizingly over full bite! I highly recommend this if you from the south and like a good banana pudding with real slices of banana and wafer topping!\n\nOverall: A+\nGreat service, great southern food with hilarious names (amazing dessert for a bonus), and fun ambiance make this place a \"will absolutely return\" venue!
__label__3 I came here with a girlfriend and were told the wait would be 45 min.  \n\nWe left for 30 min and came back only to find that we had missed them calling us. AH!\n\nWe let the ladies know we were there and they (very sweetly) accommodated us, (probably because we were only two people and fit on a postage stamp).\n\nI did not have the Kool Aid, but an alcoholic beverage at the top of their \"drinks\" menu and it was FANTASTIC. I\"m almost positive it had red Kool Aid, vodka and pineapple juice.\n\nI ordered Betty's Boob, a perfect combo to taste their chicken and SCRUMPTIOUS waffle and then ordered Mac & Cheese and Cheese Grits on the side.  \n\nThe Betty's Boob was AMAZING.  The waffle was scrumptious and the chicken skin was fabulous.  The meat itself was juicy, but not in the right way.  The interior meat was a little dry, but the outer meat was juicy.  But I'm nitpicking. \n\nWe were told the Mac was amazing, and I will say as a Mac and Cheese aficionado, it was not good.  It was not creamy in any sense, and was definitely more Southern in style as it was Mac you could build with (thick).  Not the creamy type I have come to adore.  \n\nThe Cheese Grits were gone in a matter of seconds. I LOVED them.\n\nWe also ordered Red Velvet cake at the end, to see what all of the fuss was about and it was BAD.  The driest and least cocoa-y Red Velvet cake I have ever had.  The cream cheese icing is so cloyingly sweet, it almost hurt my teeth going in.  I would like to see their recipe include more oil/egg to give a more moist texture.  \n\nI will say I smelled Collard Greens walking buy me all morning and WISHED I had ordered them instead of my Mac.  I will DEFINITELY order them next time.\n\nOur waitress was AMAZING and when I walked away from my birthday present under the table, a nice guy came up and made sure I didn't leave without it.\n\nNormally from food alone, this would get a 3, but I want to try a BUNCH more sides that looked awesome, and the service was impeccable. :)
__label__3 In search of authentic chicken and waffles I stumble upon LoLo's. The waffles were outstanding, the chicken was amazing and my two friends and I hardly spoke a word as we devoured each bite. The place was clean and the service was warm and friendly. Do yourself a favor and check it out. I know I will again.
__label__0 My wife ate at LoLo's, brought home a dinner for me, chicken dinner. The chicken was dry and over cooked, no taste.  This dinner is not cheap, for the money, not worth it.
__label__2 I liked this place.  The ambiance is nice and the service is superb.  The mojito was delicious and so was the waffles.  My daughter was excited by the red velvet pancakes.  The down side was price - SO EXPENSIVE!  An order of pancakes was $13!  I can't afford to frequent this place very often.
__label__1 We've only been to one show, Louis CK, since the name change. Naturally, the two people sitting directly in front of me were freakishly tall. You'd think in the age of stadium seating that we'd have found a way to negate the problem of height differentials, but you'd be wrong. \n\nWe were seated in the right-hand section of the theater, so we were treated to a 90-minute view of the side of Louis CK's head, which is fine. He doesn't do a lot of physical humor, so we didn't miss out on much.\n\nComerica is a mediocre venue. Unless I'm absolutely thrilled about the performer, I won't consider another show here.
__label__1 My husband and I went to see Jerry Seinfeld at Comerica. First problem is that while he stood in line for beer, I had to stand in another line for liquor. And turns out, the line I was standing in wasn't even for liquor, but beer and some other random malt beverage. The liquor line was on the opposite side from the beer - it would be nice if people had a little more info.\n\nThe bartender that was running the liquor portion was ridiculously slow. I mean, so slow the wife of the guy in front of me left to go stand in line at the bathroom and came back before their drinks were made. OMG.\n\nThe seats are super tiny, very close together and pretty much have zero leg room. I'd hate to be tall and be sitting there. I wanted another drink but I didn't want to get up for fear of having massive leg cramps and not being able to walk back.\n\nOur view was decent, however the sound quality was terrible. Every time someone would talk into the microphone, it would echo all over the place and so we were listening to each joke twice.
__label__2 I could have sworn I wrote a review for this place back when it was Dodge Theater but I don't see it here so oh well. My husband and I went to see a Christmas concert here of The Piano Guys recently and that was the first time I've been here in a couple years. First off, I was shocked to see a line of people that extended down a full city block and then wrapped around and doubled back almost the whole way down the street. There were no dividers or ropes or any staff providing direction so everyone was confused as to where the line started and ended and I saw a ton of people \"taking cuts\". It seems like they could come up with a better system for getting people in the door. Fortunately it moved pretty quickly so we still made it to our seats before the show started.\n\nMy biggest complaints about this place are that there are not enough restroom facilities and also that the drink prices are outrageous. I know, I know, you could say the same about almost any other concert venue in the valley but that is no excuse. As others have mentioned the seats are a little on the small side but not too uncomfortable. I do wish there was more leg room, mainly because once people are seated there is absolutely no room left for walking if you have a seat near the middle of a row. I will say that the acoustics are great and the lighting and effects at the shows I have seen were wonderful. I also like that it is small enough that even the seats in the back can still see but I do wish that they had not put seats on the bottom sides where the edges of the stage block your view. They do warn you when you buy the tickets that it is an obstructed view but really you can not see hardly anything. They should have just used that space for more bathrooms instead of seats that are basically worthless.
__label__4 After trying out a couple of chain salons, my Mom and I found Tan Aloha about 5 years ago and have been tanning here seasonally since. Nothing drastic, but if you work during the daylight hours it's an easy way to glow a little bit in the summer months!\nIt's a clean, comfortable atmosphere with much better rates than you will find at places like Celebrity Tanning. Plus they often have specials on their website or posted on their Instagram page which are AWESOME.\nI tanned at level 2 for a long time when I caught a great monthly deal for level 3. It is more pricey but the rumors are true that it is very worth it!! Tanning on the level 2 beds I came 3-4 times a week, but on level 3 I could go once or twice a week at MOST and I was just as tan, if not more tan than when I was at level 2. I am a believer!! \nThe girls are very sweet and helpful!! Ashley is lovely. I would recommend Tan Aloha to anyone!
__label__0 Horrible service. Burger cooked wrong and it took 20 minutes to get it replaced. Definately not a place to visit if you have less than 2 hours for lunch.  Entree prices good but $3 for regular ice tea :(
__label__4 The address for this business is actually in Phoenix, inside Paradise Valley Mall, next to Penney's, we have been going to this business for many years, my husband loves this place, he will drive the extra miles, just to give this gentleman business, this business has moved a couple of times, but have settled in the Mall, he has fixed many leather purses for me, and my husbands shoes has lasted him years, because he just keeps replacing heels, and keeps them polished, a lot less money, than buying the Italian shoes ! I would recommend driving the extra miles, for this shoe stop, I have tried other places around my home in scottsdale, and my husband and I keep going back to this shoe stop !
__label__3 Pretty nice theatre. Great vibes here.
__label__3 As a fairly discriminate gym hopper, I am surprisingly pleased with 24 hour fitness.  The staff is friendly and helpful. The facilities are pretty clean.  I have never had to share a lane in the pool (which is just irritating).  \n\nI was pretty amused by the um..variety of patrons.  I mean I have seen ALL types, sizes and ages here, which is really cool.  Definitely not your typical meat market gym.  \n\nMy only complaints are very  banal and useless, so I won't even bother.  Finding a gym I am comfortable at is the key to consistency for me, so I am super happy I decided to give 24 hour fitness a try.
__label__0 I have a membership to go to all the 24 hour fitness clubs since I work all over the valley. this is one that I have hit and now make it a point to NOT go there, even if it is convenient for me location wise. the main thing that bothers me is that it is kept at least 80 degrees. well if I wanted that, I would just go outside and get a workout. first of all , it is extremely hot to work out and secondly, the dressing rooms are even hotter. after a workout and a shower, I had to go to work. well I couldn't even dry off in the dressing room after the shower. it is so hot in there.  I drove to work with the AC blasting and still could not dry off.  I pay a lot of money to belong to 24 hour fitness. I can't believe that they can't keep the gym at at least room temperature!!! and lastly, I reach for some towels as i'm leaving and have packed my bag, but they can't even keep paper towels in the rest room / dressing room area. some other 24 hour fitnesses are better that this one. I hope the they improve upon this.
__label__4 Best French Fries in Phoenix  hands down. Order the Parmesean garlic fries and any burger on the menu and you won't be dissapointed.\n\nWed nights they run a $5 burger special for one of their burgers but you need to ask them about their special.  \n\nCool Local/Ind resturant for wine and good food.
__label__1 stopped in about a week ago on a Sat night but didn't stay long.  The music didn't fit the ambience.  It would fit a sports bar better.  I expected to hear some music you could have a conversation while eating.  They sat us in the back as far away as possible but it was still too loud.  This atmosphere would do better with maybe a piano player, soft jazz, etc.  Will not go back there again.  If you are looking for a wine bar then this is not it.
__label__1 I have been going to Bill Johnson's since the 1970s.  I haven't been to the one on Van Buren in years, but I used to love that location.  However, I can only speak of my recent experiences at this location, and they have left a lot to be desired.  \n\nNormally I don't try a place more than twice if I have a bad experience, but since I recall Bill Johnson's with such fondness, I gave them more opportunities than I probably should have.  After four consecutive visits I can say that this location is very consistent.  Unfortunately, it has been consistently mediocre at best.  So here goes...\n\nI waited a long time to be greeted at the front.\n\nI waited even longer for the waitress to come around.\n\nI waited longer still to have her return with our food after ordering.  \n\nThe food seemed like it was made before I even ordered it.  \n\nThe burgers were smaller than I remember.  To say the steak looked like it was a Denny's breakfast steak is an insult to Denny's, and at least Denny's is cheap.  The ribs were barely room temperature.  The best thing was the fish sticks on the kids menu, which makes no sense considering there is an angry bull on the front of the restaurant.  Come to think of it, maybe that is why he is angry. \n\nI'm still a sucker for all the junk hanging everywhere.  I wish they would replace the light bulbs in some of their Conestoga Wagons, but I would settle for fresh food that didn't take an eternity to arrive at my table.  On second thought, I would settle for the way it used to be.
__label__0 okay I really really really want to give kudos to this restaurant due to it being a Phoenix icon.  however they are struggling  financially right now and I think the reason is that while other steakhouses have embraced the fact that people want to eat healthier, adding salads and less filling foods to their menu, this place has decided to keep a very old school steakhouse fried chicken mantra.  I am gluten free and can only order ribs or chicken with no barbecue sauce.  I do have breakfast but it stops at noon which would alleviate the problem of me trying  trying to find something to eat.  because of the lack of items that I can eat, combined with the fact that my vegetarian daughter can find nothing to eat,  we won't be back so they  lost my entire family.  it's great to have traditions but you also have to change with the times.
__label__0 Will never come here again!!! We went there for breakfast a Saturday morning. They took forever to take our order, bring us drink and to bring our order. Waitress didn't know menu, she look so lost!!! when our order came back my eggs were cold and my house potatoes burned!!! Bad experience overall. I give them one star because I can't post without it :/
__label__0 Bill Johnson's Has Lost Its Giddyup and Should Just Go\n\nA friend and popped into Bill Johnson's for lunch unplanned. We should have planned better. \nNow looking for a lighter fare perhaps we shouldn't have tried a \"cowboy\" establishment, but I was still craving some down home cooking after a disappointing trip to Chilleens on 17 (you can check out my review of them as well if you'd like), so we took a shot. \nService was friendly enough and they had Kiltlifter on tap; a redeeming grace for any establishment in my humble opinion. My friend tried a smothered chicken breast and I went for the saut\u00e9ed tilapia since I was wanting something a tad lighter. But I was still craving some good baked beans and a baked potato with the works sounds delicious. My friend went for the green beans and the interesting sounding green chile mac and cheese. \nThe food took a while to get there. So long that I was beginning to think the fish was a good choice since clearly they were having to still catch it and kill it. When it arrived I was far from impressed. The sides were lukewarm at best yet the fish was hot; telling me that things sat around waiting for the cook to prepare my fish. I now wish they had found somewhere else to go. \nWhile my friend's chicken wasn't bad with peppers and onions and cheese, the smothering was hiding a near inedible edge to the breast. Clearly cooked at too hit a temp and ruining the edges of the meat. My fish had received the same treatment. Add over spicing with pepper and some loathsome lemon butter goo, and you get a relatively unpleasant meal.  \nThe sides were no better. Bland canned baked beans once again and the \"cheese\" sauce was as runny as water in the mac and cheese. \nThis review seems somewhat redundant after all the other bad reviews if this place, but now I know to check the Yelp before moseyin' into this corral.
__label__4 Highly recommend Caroline for eyebrow waxing. Nice touch, great attitude, & funny!\n\n(Highly recommend not being Indian if you want to avoid eyebrow waxing.)
__label__1 It's unfortunate that some of my favorite stores are no longer in the Biltmore and it's remodel by Westcor makes it look like all the other strip malls in AZ.... what happened to the old Phoenix Charm?  Where did it go?\n\nRumor has it that Biltmore pushed Banana Republic out and Restoration Hardware.  I know Gucci left b/c the rent was raised so high, they said F YOU- we are heading to Scottsdale, leaving the expensive eye wear to be purchased as Saks.\n\nI also heard that all the restaurants will be gone and condos will be going in there and up--- is this true????  Someone tell me!!!!\n\nThe most disappointing is the charm of the Biltmore is gone.  It's still pretty and nice to walk around but the charm is far gone.  It's unfortunate.  \n\nAlthough, my friends and I do think that there is an unwritten rule that only cute adorable children and precious doggies are allowed on the property and they must frolic and play on the grass.  So if you got an ugly kid, leave him in the car ala Britney Spears style.
__label__1 This is a very high end mall and not somewhere that I would buy anything. There are tons of fashion/clothes shops, so perhaps it's good if you like that sort of shopping. There is also an Apple store, which is cool. I visited on a Saturday afternoon. There was almost no parking available and the stores were overcrowded. For the number of large and fancy malls in the Phoenix area, this one doesn't measure up for me.
__label__4 Good parking. Although I am upset I had to pay $1 for my 30 minute parking. But that's Scottsdale for you. Nothing is always free. Even parking. Ilove all the shops here but they could update the map of the area because they are missing new places that have opened up.
__label__4 Moved from Phoenix ten years ago but still crave a cheese pizza and buffalo wings from this place.
__label__0 Ate dinner there tonight and was very disappointed. It was very loud in the restaurant side of the place. T.Vs blaring with the sound on multiple different stations. \n\nWe ordered 2 different pizzas and when ordering I specifically asked the waitress if the mushroom were fresh or canned. She assured me they were fresh. Being they had stuffed portobello mushrooms on the menu, I thought they must be fresh. \n\nOur pizzas came out with slimy canned mushrooms. The dough was good. Nice and thick but the canned flavor ruined the whole quality of the pie. \n\nWe also waited 15 minutes after we were all finished with the meal for the waitress to come and ask how the meal was and get the check. She, nor the manager offered to take off any portion of the bill. \nOver priced. Poor service. We will not be back.
__label__1 I've definitely had better pizza. I ordered half peperoni/pineapple & half combo. Like others have said, the toppings DO fall off. Even the pineapple was falling off which shouldn't happen... The mushrooms on the combo side were from a can in water. They were pure white and floppy; I picked them off. The pizza was Extremely greasy, like overly greasy. The crust tasted similar to Domino's. I would not recommend this place.
__label__2 Nothing fancy about this place, it's your typical Denny's restaurants.  It's open 24 hours a day, so it's good for breakfast, lunch, and dinner.  You can order breakfast food during night time and dinner during day time.  They don't care what time it is, they will fill you up anyway they can get.  Also, they offer free birthday meal, just show up and let them know it's your birthday and they'll pay for your meal, easy like that.
__label__0 My negative experience with Sharona Optical and their apparently affiliated Horizon Eye Specialists & LASIK Center has been too long and involved to recount without boring a reader to tears, but the bottom line is it's been REALLY bad for me.\n\nI would only recommend them to a prospective eye care patient if (for some awful reason) I hated them a lot, and wanted them to beat their head against a wall until it bleeds.\n\nI'm getting a headache right now just thinking about having made the mistake of doing business with them.
__label__2 Food is fine. Same as any other McDonalds. Clean as any other McDonalds. \nParents: the play area sucks. For very young, under 2 theres a toddler slide and an area to put some balls in a hole. Ok for little ones. Anyone else it's just a caged area with 2 balls. Really not fun for anyone over 2. Go to a different play place with the towering playground and slides.\nBut on the positive my 2 yr old was bored enough to eat all her chicken nuggets, so that's something.
__label__4 Great Salon, Excellent prices and you love the work they do.  Ask for Sherry I use her I wont go anywhere else.
__label__1 Was shopping around for a battery as the one in my car completely died. I called this store (among many others) and they had a great warranty- 3 years replacement, following 5 years prorated. After doing research I purchased a battery online at pepboys.com, with a 25% discount over $100 spent. I called again to ask if they had a discount for an oil change with a battery purchase (for a different car) and they said yes it would be $15. I told them I would pick up my battery and like an oil change and they said it would be no problem to get my in. Upon arriving to pick up my battery I was told it would be up to 3 hours for an oil change. We left and called a few days later and tried to make an appointment for an oil change and they kept telling me to just come in but I insisted on an appointment. We came in at 9 am when they opened and they had no record of our appointment. They took us right away but the oil change took an hour and half! and they left the maintenance light on! They also did not want to honor the $15 discount. Super annoying and frustrating working with this store, bad customer service. Would not recommend.
__label__3 \"You can whip our cream, but you can't beat our cheese!\"\n\nNice tagline, huh?\n\nI thought so... and I also think that Crow's Dairy Farmstead Goat Cheese (made from 100% fresh milk produced by Nubian dairy goats) is pretty fantastic.\n\nI've purchased both the regular goat cheese and the jalape\u00f1o flavor from the Old Town Farmers Market, and was extremely pleased... I hope to try the raspberry flavor next time!  (So far, I've enjoyed this melt-in-your-mouth treat in salads and on crackers and I'm sure there are plenty more ways to utilize it which I will be exploring soon.)\n\nI see on their website that \"their aim is to provide a quality product that the consumer can enjoy in a local restaurant, buy at a farmer's market or come to the farm to purchase. Plans are for the farm to be open for public sales in the spring of 2010.\"  Until then, you can find Crow's Dairy cheeses at farmers markets all around the Valley as well as at BLT Steakhouse, Chelsea's Kitchen, Calistro California Bistro, and Cheuvront Restaurant and Wine Bar.\n\nTry it... and thank me later!
__label__2 OK, so i went to the Bikini tonight and all i get is flashbacks of why i despise this place.\n\nthe funny thing is. the place is still exactly how it was the last time i was there. Hipsters out the ass. you can't move around without bumping into a hipster. the only other place where white t's are cool is in the bay area.\n\nI'm serious. you can't swing a hipster around by their ironic opinions without hitting another fucking hipster.\n\nlook bitches. if you look like everyone else. it's not exactly hip to look like that anymore. your just another trendy beatnick.\n\non a more comical side, looks like the Bikini is for sale again. hmm how many times has this place been for sale?\n\neven with a packed house full of hipsters this place will never sell for the couple mill they want for it.\n\nif a buyer does step up. they cant change it. or the clientele will leave. and honestly. the decor isn't worth the money. if you invest that much into it. you kinda want to upgrade a little.\n\none upside from my last review. looks like they got  new pool table. the felt looked taught. kudos. rock on kiddies.
__label__1 I struggle with the quantity of stars to bestow on this place. Maybe 2.5?\n\nI totally get that this is a dive bar. It is understandable that dive bars are suppose to leave residue on you when you leave. However, they shouldn't leave the lasting impression of scariness that this place does. \n\nI was greeted completely without any admirable candor (not that I should expect it). \"What do you want?\" doesn't exactly ring in my ears as an invitation of welcome. I guess I also picked this place when apparently no one comes in. There was one other dude there. He looked like Santa Claus' illegitimate child. So, I would hope a hipper crowd parades around when Trunkspace is rocking. \n\nI suppose my biggest complaints are the lack of welcome that the whole place vibed to me; the inability to judge based on clientele (given what was there, I would guess a village of elves); and the lack of any clean surface in the place. Perhaps I am hasty to judge, but I will sit on my 2.5 until a better experience can raise that. I will presumably be drunk for that to happen.
__label__1 I hope you don't think that I'm too critical by the end of this review. \n\nBut honestly I've been to better dive bars. The first thing that struck me was the location. Crap! It shares a wall the the Trunk Space, on a corner of Grand Ave and 7th ave I believe. Getting there, maneuvering the strange sharp turns, and then locating a parking spot definitely downs my drinking enthusiasm.  -1 for initial placement. Although, if you happen to be catching a show at the Trunk Space, this place is 5 steps away. \n\nWhen I first entered the place, I admit I was impressed with the interior decor. The whole tiki-style theme was nice and consistent. Except for all the stuff behind the bar. I mean a piece of paper with a note written with a marker saying \"We have the right to refuse anyone service\", just screams \"low class establishment here\" to me. At least the air conditioning and lighting were comforting.\n\nThe service was decent. The lack of crowd allowed my party and I the utmost dedicated attention. I ordered a large pitcher of Blue Moon, which if you have a three person group, the price is pretty good. You get three smaller than usual frosted glasses which I liked. However, as a fan of Blue Moon, I was unimpressed by how bland the white ale tasted!! I'm sure it was flat. It was cold though. Ill give them that.\n\nOverall, I would come back again, but only if I happen to be at the Trunk Space. I see no reason to deliberately make this place my destination.\n\nBy the way this place is Cash Only......
__label__2 This is a place that exists.
__label__0 This is a tough review to write. On the one hand their cook is incredible! He's nice, remembers your order, and makes one of the best Breakfast Burritos in town! I would highly recommend getting the Bacon one and adding jalepenos. \n\nAlso, if you go there for lunch and get one of their specials, it is very generica cafeteria food. Of the items served on their specials, typically one is pretty good, one is really bad (to the point you can't eat it), and one is mediocre. \n\nWhile the food passes the test for cheap quick food, what kills this place in the ratings is the cashier's ability to be unfriendly, almost all of the time. If you go there just once or twice, you wouldn't even notice it. But, if you go there most days of the week for breakfast, it starts to ruin the great breakfast burrito.\n\nI'll still eat here, but if anyone recommends anywhere else, count me in!
__label__1 To say we didn't fit in was a bit of a understatement, but my co workers have gotten used to this feeling when they go to lunch with me.\n\nHidden in a old small strip mall is Garden express. Inside is a menu board,  a order window and a few chairs to wait at, not eat at. In this respect it is like the Rtio's of Chinese food.\n\nThe look of the place is old and dirty, the menu board has a fair amount of dirt on it.\n\nUnable to locate a vegetable dish or tofu I asked what they had w/o meat.  This limited me to lo mein, chow mein or rice with veggies.  I went with the former. I ordered the large at $6.50 + .50 for chilli oil. My co workers got the lunch combo of orange chicken, rice, lomein and wonton chips for $4 (or $5 with a massive egg roll).\n\nMy noodles were over price, and uninspired. A few piece of broccoli was the only veggie of note in it, the MSG was obvious and the chili oil was not even that hot.\n\nMy co worker liked the sides but did not like the chicken.\n\nI was hoping to find a gem in the rough, instead I just found the rough.\n\n\nPS Cash Only!
__label__2 I went for an early afternoon trip to the driving range. This is the closest one from my hotel. I decided to play after a bucket. The course was in good condition. Forgiving and flat. Not a lot of challenge except for the greens. They are so sloooow.  $ typical city course.  Lots of public walkers in the course so watch out for errant shots. \nNot bad for a quickie round before sundown!
__label__0 Completely disappointed that this course failed to provide notice they were closed. If you are going to be working on the course and the entire facility is going to be unavailable you should consider posting it on your website.
__label__1 --lost its traditional feel through the remodel. where has the personality gone?\n--bulky dark wooden chairs need cushions, the whole place needs more fabric. great potential with lots of light and high ceilings. More bright mexican ceramics please. stark wall of crosses and exposed wood and wrought iron takes me straight to Nathan Lane's Birdcage apartment. LOL.\n--remodel great for small (150ppl) wedding parties with dance floor in the center of the room.\n\n--rice dry and unflavorful, no savor. beans again with no flavor.\n--table salsa is canned tomato sauce with pepper seeds and BASIL and the touch of sugar you get from Ragu! It's salsa, not marinara, people!\n--guacamole has cottage cheese as a thickener! ew!\n--chili colorado is just thick, no flavor.\n--service is slow and unhelpful, but prices are high high.\n--$9 for the cheese crisp is worth it. great crispiness and good cheese blend.
__label__2 Out to lunch with 5 of my co workers, seated on the patio and served chips and salsa quickly. The salsa was great although several in my party requested one with a bit less heat, go figure. From that point on our service was spotty at best. The appetizer I ordered was forgotten about and was comped by our server ( A Nice Touch ). The entrees arrived and received a mixed review from our group. \n\nA chicken salad that had no dressing ? \n\nA chicken taco salad that also appeared to be missing something, \nsalsa maybe ? The tortilla bowl was limp and soggy. \n\nWhats with the guacamole ? looks like they cut it with sour cream. \n\nAlso, our drinks went unfilled. The server was very rough around the edges, not very knowledgeable and seemed too busy to serve us properly. \n\nOverall. an average experience. My 3 stars is a generous rating for this visit.
__label__4 The burgers are good and so are the prices. But if you really want to experience The Works skip the restaurant and sit at the bar. Introduce yourself to whoever is sitting next to you and I *guarantee you'll you have an interesting conversation. Unless you're the one who's not interesting.\n\n\n\n*I can't really guarantee anything. Wtf.
__label__3 The bad: the bar closes at 10pm.  It seems like the western, country, wagon-wheel themed bar that you'd like to close down one night while playing some good tunes on the juke box and eating peanuts.  And also the french fries, file those under bad.\n\nThe good: the hamburgers are pretty much delicious.  Definitely go for guacamole, and add whatever you want from the topping wagon.\n\nI didn't try one myself, but I hear the cookies are good.
__label__1 Food as always is good.  The Service on the other hand is very unaccomdating.  The girl at the register let us know when we asked if there was a manager available that they were all on vacation.  So I am guessing that customer service is the last thing this place realy cares about.  Because of the rudness.
__label__0 Stopped in with the fiance and parents for dinner last night.... \n\nWow, in the worst possible way, just wow!\n\nThe food was the same as always... but I would recommend not getting the Small One, burger isn't big enough to get enjoy the flavor. \n\nThe service, if that is what you can call it was horrid! My mouth was agape most of the evening in disbelief. \"Did she just do that?\" Was pretty much my thinking. First my mothers wine glass was disgustingly dirty, never should have been brought to the table. They when she asked for a new one and pointed out how dirty it was the bartender looked at it like \"Umm looks fine to me..\" and just wanted away. We watched her put the glass back on the rack with the other \"clean\" glasses and grab another one. She didn't inspect it to make sure it was clean before handing it off, this one was just as dirty and had lipstick all over it. Me being a bartender asked for a rocks glass, figuring they would be cleaner and less lipstick, she handed me a shot glass. WHATEVER I took it and gave it to my mom. Once she finally came back to the table we pointed out the hideousness of the second wine glass and in the same fashion, probably more irritated, inspected it said \"Okay?!\" walked back behind that bar and put it back on the shelf. Are you kidding me?!?! Were we being punked? Ridiculous! \n\nLike I said, the food was good, but the service was out outrageous! I hope they read this and get their shit under control. The behavior is unacceptable for a McDonald's. \n\nI am sure we will go back someday, but if she is there, I will leave, if not I will stay but make sure to only order beer in a bottle, no glassware!
__label__1 Sometimes you get the uncomfortable feeling in not being welcome there in some parts of the staff is a little bit rude, i I guess you could make the best of it if it was the only place to go, but its not.
__label__0 Just missed them. They are closed   , I wanted to try the shakes I'll go elsewhere.\nI Stopped by a second time still was not that inpressed but that's just my taste buds maybe you may enjoy it.
__label__4 just fell into this place today and WOW what a gem  GREAT sandwiches  I had the super sicilian and it was fantastic!  great meats  great toasted bread  great cheese and great dressing  wish I had found this place sooner  I will be back to try their pizza which is only served at dinner.  friendly staff and great service   one of only a few great sandwich shops I have found in Phoenix    a MUST TRY!
__label__2 Everyone raves about this place, so I tied it. It was just ok. I've had better and worse. I had an Italian sub with chips and a drink. Nothing about the place or sandwich compels me for a return visit.
__label__2 This ain't no place for one looking for gringoized Mexican food.\n\nThe menu has mostly torats and tacos, what it does not have are chips or many veggie options.\n\nThe inside is surprising nice for the area and type of place.\n\nThe salsa bar is great, with pico de gallo, picante and even a guacamole dip and cabbage.\n\nI had a small cheese quseadilla and it was fine, my co worker had a torta with rice and beans he really enjoyed.\n\nI want to say more but with a lack of non meat options and a Spanish only menu I had a bit of a hard time here.\n\nIf you want a Mexican food adventure and eat meat give it a try.
__label__1 The trunk space is a semi-good place to see live shows. I have noticed that they seem to follow a strict genre of music. Keeping more to popular-punk but still underground-emo for mostly high school kids, but also like bands that cross this genre with experimental types as well. One thing about the Trunk Space, NO AC!! Damn that place is hotter than a steam room. If you like to be crowded in a small room with emo kids, welcome to the Trunk Space.
__label__3 It's time to top off the tank before heading back to LA.\n\nThe price on the sign showed $3.69 but when I get to the pump it's $3.64.  SWEET!\n\nOne thing about Phoenix, you can drive 3-4 miles and gas prices from station to station may vary only a few cents, up to 3 or MAYBE 5 cents per gallon regardless of brand,  it's very consistant, unlike LA.    In LA I've driven a mile or two and see prices vary as much as 15 - 20 cents a gallon from one station to another!\n\nQT has a nice decent sized store with plenty of munchies, including REAL food like sandwichws, salads, etc, plus beverages and other snacks.   It's always been clean inside and the staff has always been nice.
__label__1 I want to give more stars and really like this place.  Service was ok, carne asada tacos pretty good.  Price is cheap.  They have beer.  Nice layout and good location.   All great things but................The place is filthy.  If you can't or won't maintain the dining room and bathrooms then just imagine the kitchen.  We didn't catch them on a bad day either.  What a shame.
__label__1 I'm Mexican-American, Arizona native-born and raised here.  Excuse me, the owner is Greek origin.  He doesn't really know what \"real\" Mexican food taste like and the people he hires are \"fly by night\" cooks.  I've experienced better quality Mexican food elsewhere because here it's not only very expensive, they used the same ingredients in their soups but change meats.  Burritos, combos, appetizers, soups, signature seafood, breakfast combos and burritos are small and too expensive.  It's no wonder nobody notices because most patrons are too drunk to see the price is too high.  Tacos are the only reasonably-priced menu items that are worth having.  There are better authentic Mexican restaurants nearby, such as, Herrera's, Valle de Luna, and original Garcia's on 35th Ave & south of McDowell Rd (with music).  The decorations they have is overwhelming and looks like they are hoarding them but most everyone is too drunk to notice.  They hired girls who dress a bit SLEAZY to get the patrons to buy more drinks.  What happen to this place, the owner got greedy and needs money.  What is with the 3-5 star ratings!  Are you blind!  Oh, yeah and they are now so s-l-o-w, it took them 35 minutes to make two lousy fish tacos.  Who they hired beginner cooks!  And they put up phony food photos, the portions are much smaller.  Any reviews prior to spring of 2013 are way better than after the summer of 2013.
__label__0 The service is ok but the food is not worth it.  Found a 10 inch strand of hair in my food!! Gross
__label__0 I'm sad to do this but I feel betrayed. I brought my 05 Benz in beginning of August. Nothing was done, from what I've seen, but simple body work and they got a check from my insurance for $6,000. I know quite a bit about the auto collision business and everyone knows they cut corners to reduce overhead. Fine with me, but don't give my car back in worse condition than it was before my accident. It's just not right. Too much to write, these guys know exactly what transpired. Thanks for the help Dan, you just pawned me right back off to Brian who could definitely use an assistant. After telling me \"Ill handle this personally\", I never heard from you again unless I called you directly. Nothing got fixed either. My car pulls to the side of the road and the guys clear coated right over small pebble dings in my hood. Really?? Couldn't have hooked it up with a dab of touch up paint after having my car for 3 MONTHS?? Nice enough people but I lost all respect for this place. They \"sent\" my car to transmission shop where we had a huge week long miscommunication. Come to find out, it's attached to their building!!!!!! I could have shipped my car home to California and had it done months ago. Instead, I repeatedly believed their stories like my rim getting lost in the mail. Sounds like a delay if game to me. Thanks for nothing guys. Take your business elsewhere.
__label__2 Stopped back in here tonight & here's an Update since it's been about a year and a half.  I had a regular Whataburger ($2.94) & a small Fries ($1.49).  The dining room was clean & comfortable, the service friendly, & the sizes of the items right for the money.  The burger was well topped, with lettuce, tomato, & diced raw onions, on a warm, toasted bun.  The flavor of the meat was quite ordinary though, & fell well short of the best burgers in town, so it's another 3 Stars for this completely \"ok\" but not special place.     :-)
__label__1 This place serves Werner Enterprises truck drivers. I know cause I'm one of them. It's just the basics for what we need. I've stayed in worse places. So if you like a 5 star hotel, go somewhere else. It's a 2 star maybe a soft 3 star hotel. But there are plenty of food places within walking distance.
__label__4 Rating is for the breakfast. The American breakfast with toast, eggs, hash browns with a choice of bacon or sausage is sooo delicious. They make it fresh and usually it's a less than 10 minute wait time. Some day I may try one of the lunch/dinner options like the burgers and fries.
__label__3 The Spring Rolls are a definite must have!  As for the noodle salad it was flavor-able but mainly noodles and greens.  I would love to go back for the soup which is what they specialize in.\n\nI wasn't impressed with the pork, it was too dry for my taste.\n\nIf your in this neighborhood and looking for a new spot.....give'em a chance. \nREMEMBER to bring your cash.....cash only!
__label__2 I used to love this place. I have been going there for over 10 years. Lately, the food is not as good. The Pho has little meat compared to others, and they charge extra for meatballs, when they have them. They never have mint, and on more than one occasion I have seen a roach on the wall. I hate to say it, but I stopped going when they started cutting back.I
__label__2 This place is unique but definitely not what you think of when you are thinking about getting fish & chips.  Their \"fish\" are these smallish rectangle patties that are tasty and have fresh fish meat inside.  The chips aren't the \"english style\" chips you would think of either, but just standard french fries.\n\nTheir sauce is very good and they also offer ketchup for your \"chips\".  This place has a huge following in the Phoenix area because it has been around for so long but quite honestly not really fish & chips per se.
__label__1 I must have a foggy college memory because this food simply is not as good as I thought it was when I went to Arizona State.  The fries were bland and tasteless, the shrimp was....I don't even know, and the fish is very much akin to what you would find between two buns and slathered in tartar sauce at a certain drive through with Golden Arches.\nAnd how do people think this is cheap?!  I ordered a kids meal, an adult meal, and an order of chicken tenders to the tune of $19.  That is not cheap!\nThe only joy I found in the bland food is the sauce.  It's apparently a specialty that is only available there.  The sauce is delish, but the sauce really should not be the only source of flavor in a meal, and that is the biggest problem here,
__label__3 Very good Mexican food. The server was friendly but seemed overworked. The chips and salsa was excellent. I ordered the machaca chimi and it was very good. Did not come with rice and beans but was enough food itself. I would recommend this to people who want more than chain Mexican food.
__label__3 Awesome, Awesome, Awesome! WE picked up a Groupon and decided to check this place out. I'm all for a new Mexican restaurant and Rita's did NOT disappoint! It's right off the I-10 at 35th ave, super easy to get to. We started with the table side Guacamole, which was perfect! two HUGE avocados and super fresh chips. The house salsa was also perfect! The next dish we got was the seafood cocktail de molcatejes (sp?) Talk about a humongoid bowl of awesomeness! (See the pic I posted). it was full of shrimp, octopus, scallops and fresh veggies ($20). I went with this mixed grill Plate, that had pork, beef and chicken with griled veggies and peppers! Thsi thing came out still sizzling on a huge platter! Talk about wow factor! Tehy have a seafood version for a few bucks more, definitely a killer dish. All in all, the food  was fantastic, the service was awesome and we'll for sure be back!
__label__4 Groupon took us to this restaurant today, we arrived at about 3pm and the restaurant was slow.  Aaron was our waiter and led us to wonderful selections on the menu.  We would rate Rita's salsa pretty close to the best salsa we have ever had!  Aaron was also our bartender and he mixed us up two fabulous margaritas.  We had Parrillada del Rancho for Two for lunch/dinner - the price was very reasonable for the amount of food that was delivered!  The platter had freshly seasoned carne asada, grilled chicken breast and pork chop accompanied by grilled vegetables, served with rice, beans, pico and fresh tortilla's.  No way could we eat it all and we definitely left with full tummy's and a nice to go box!  Plus, we felt this was possibly the best Mexican food we have had in the eight years we have been visiting various Mexican food establishments here in Phoenix.  Bravo Rita's!!  We will be back and we will recommend you to our friends and family.
__label__0 We made a cross country move and had investigated several moving companies.  We chose Beltmann because of their reputation, professionalism with the initial quote and after 2 references gave excellent reports.  We were happy with the quote and the preparation.  \n\nUnfortunately, things went poorly after that.  The day the packers came, they did come on time and finished in the time that we were quoted.  I was initially pleased, but later disappointed as certain boxes were not there for the movers the next day (TV cartons, etc).  When we unpacked, we found some very fragile items carelessly packed.  \n\nWe had also set up the entire move as two parts- one to our new residence as well as storage.  The packers were unaware of this (so did not have two sets of stickers), the movers were unaware as well as the movers at our new location.  \n\nMoving day was extremely bad. Our truck was \"dropped\" meaning the driver dropped it off in front of our house to work at another site.  We had a 1900 sq foot house, estimated 10,000 lbs and they had only 3 movers.  The lead person had trouble marking our items and coordinating the other two movers.  They almost ran out of tape, had no elastic bands, shrink wrap and were not prepared with mattress cartons. They managed to lose track or not mark parts of anything that was disassembled.  The loading took over 12 hours and was still going on when I left at 9pm.  There was absolutely no correct count on our items (we had things marked with up to 3 stickers and at least 15 items without a sticker)\n\nThe company contact was extremely apologetic and listened to our concerns.  They did mail us a $100 gift card, but for a move that was $8000, it seemed somewhat insignificant.  They later told us they fired the 3 people from that day.  However, we have come to learn that moving people are often \"fired\" one day and hired back the next.   I asked if they could please make sure there were enough people at our new residence to make it go more quickly.  We were assured there would be.\n\nSadly, a truck breakdown delayed our offload one day past our window, 2 people no-showed for the move and we again had 3 people.  One was the driver who was tired (understandably!) and so it was really 2 movers. Additionally, offload was delayed because NO ONE had the keys to unlock our load.  Only one of three keys was eventually located.  Once opened, the items were shifted and were noted to be clearly poorly packed by the movers here.  The poor marking of things in Phoenix made the unload difficult.  I had brought some hardware with me that did not make it onto the truck, but the rest of the hardware could not be located.\n\nI will say that Beltmann did arrange for a third party to come and assemble what was not assembled the following day.  They were apologetic\n\nIn all, I do think we were a victim of two days where they had an unexpected shortage of people.  However, I think they are completely responsible for not assigning a trained person on our loading day, not responsible for conveying this was a split move (which complicated things on both sides).  It was completely unprofessional to not have keys to the trailer.  As nice as they have been verbally, I would not use this company based on the actions of their movers.
__label__0 This is the worst dental experience, I have ever had. The receptionist and the dentist were both lacking in basic friendliness..They charged me 224.00, their ad on this web sites shows they charge new patients 39.00 exam and cleaning. it must be the xrays that cost 185.00. While the dentist was cleaning my teeth, he left me waiting in the chair while  he worked on two other patients.  I spent 90 minutes in the dental chair to get xrays and my teeth cleaned. .I let the receptionist know I was unhappy with my experience and ask the dentist to call me so that I could share my experience with him. He must not care about repeat customers... he never called. I called the owner of the company to share my experience. He was going to check into my experience...I never heard from him again either. If your looking for a dentist that doesn't care about customers, this is the right dentist to  spend your money with.
__label__0 If you are sent here due to a work related injury do more research. While the staff may seem friendly and helpful. Once 5 pm hits its time to go. Sorry if the work is incomplete we can start again tomorrow. I did not see the regular dentist so I can not speak about him. But in any event it us probably best to steer another direction
__label__3 Finally had a chance to try this place after a year driving by it. Glad I did! had their Philly Cheese steak. Meat was a good quality sliced very thin. Great taste, people there were very polite. You just need to get their during the off peak hours. When they are busy it's very hard to find parking. But it's still worth it.
__label__2 This is my first time to this Hampton Inn location. The set up is typical of other Hampton Inns. But, the staff is friendly and helpful unlike some other locations I have been to. I arrived before 3 PM and the front desk was able to put me into a room right away without fuss. The room is clean.\n\nI went to the Fitness Center in the late afternoon and discover the fitness closet instead. It was mislabeled as a Fitness Center. It was a small space with three pieces of equipment and a few balls. This fitness closet cannot accommodate more than 4 people at at time. So disappointed.
__label__0 Usually like coming to bunk; however with the recent incidents on several different occasions with the poker leaders and groups. Don't think I will be back on a poker night . Although the bartender did understand our valid concerns I still think the bar needs to have a better appreciation for their loyal patrons that pay full price for their drinks and spend lots off money weekly at the bar.. Should I mention there isn't a happy hour for the after work crew (4p-5p). Most bars have a happy hour 4p-7p, but not bunkhouse.   If I could give 1/2 star or none I would.
__label__4 I highly recommend Halo and there very professional environment. After a horrible scalpel experience by a piercer in California years ago, I had to have 2 surgeries to reconstruct my ears. I thought there was no hope of ever having them look normal again. I went in to Halo about a year ago to talk to Jeremiah about possibly piercing them one day when the scar tissue healed. You could imagine my hesitation to do anything to my ears again, but as the surgeries left my ears a little uneven I wanted to pierce them with simple studs to take the focus off. So, I finally went in a week ago to see about  piercing them. Jeremiah was very comforting through the whole process and the piercing was quick, precise and just what I had hoped for and more! They are healing better than any piercing I have ever had. I don't have to hide my ears anymore! I have also had a dermal removed there in the past and can honestly say you can trust everyone here. Great place to find some awesome jewelry too. Thanks guys, I will definitely be back!
__label__4 Stupid: wanting my nose pierced since I was like 13 years old and putting it off because I was afraid of how bad it would hurt.\n\nStupider: getting five holes in each ear, but not taking the plunge on the nose.\n\nStupidest: finally getting the nerve to do it at the ripe age of 29, only to find out it was less painful than getting my eyebrows waxed.\n\nMy husband came with me the night I finally said f-it and spontaneously drove up the street to Halo to have my teen girl wish come true.  My previous experiences with piercing were at a doctor's office (where my mom took me as a kid), Claire's (gasp!) and of course the Do-It-Yourself Piercing Studio of my college dorm bathroom.  I had no idea what to expect out of a legit piercing place.  Halo impressed me from start to finish, so much so that I'm trying to think of other piercings to get just so I can go back there.  \n\nAna did my piercing and her professionalism was beyond outstanding.  She explained everything very thoroughly, from the sanitation processes they use to after-care and everything in between.  I felt very comfortable with her and confident in her abilities.  Unlike the 20-something piercing gun wielding chick at Claire's or my own unsteady hand, Ana has expertise, skill, and passion for her work.  If you want it done right, go to Ana.\n\nThis place is spotlessly clean.  You watch them wipe down the chair you sit in.  They give you the marker they use to mark where your piercing will go because they won't re-use them.  \n\nThere is a lot of jewelry there, but I like very simple jewelry so I didn't really explore it that much.  I love the diamond and white gold piece for my nose and pretty much never take it out.\n\nThe only thing I would offer as a criticism is it takes way too long to do anything there.  It took forever to get my nose done.  I don't want to rush the process and compromise on cleanliness or quality, but there were little things like the checkout process that I thought could be sped up.  I had the same experience when I went with my husband to get his ears done, and then also when I had to go to replace my nose stud because I lost mine after a night of drunken debauchery.  I guess the thing is, don't go in thinking you're just going to get something done and then head home.  It's like the nail salon.  You're gonna have to spend some time there if you want it done right.\n\nNow that I write this review I've reaalllly got the itch for a new piercing...
__label__2 As much as I love this place, I really think I'm twenty years too young to be here. I really love the genres played here and I consider myself pretty well versed in the music. I can't figure out if I'm a young person with a taste for real music, or if everyone who likes real music is older than I. \n\nI showed up on a Friday which is the night when Baddness plays. I think it was them because they played stuff from EW&F, Gap Band, Maze, and bunch of others. No blues that night, just funk. The thing I loved about this band it that I would've expected to see them in an early Jarmusch film like Mystery Train. They were a five or six piece band in all red suits with the lead vocalist in an all red, sequened coat. It was quite possibly the most badass thing I've seen on a music stage in Phoenix. A definite A plus for music and style.\n\nAs far as a blues house goes, I don't really know if I'd consider this one. The Rhythm Room seems to be more up my alley and they seem to have to be a real venue for artists passing through. This definitely seems more like a dive bar/lounge for people who like the music. Again, I really want to come back to this place but I think I should wait a few more years because clearly I should've been born twenty years earlier.
__label__2 Nothing great about this place. Sometimes they have too many employees following you around like a puppy, Sometimes they are short. Today they were just plain unpleasant. No thank you. No apology for their rewards system not working - just a \"you might want to call the number on the card.\" On top of that, they have some ridiculous card you can buy for 10 dollars, but you get a coupon for 5 dollars, then you get 15% off. Hey guys, don't make it complicated  -just give us a reasonable price and stop stroking us it on ridculous reward systems. BTW Staples brand product sort of suck. So what I'm saying is... if you live in the area and need a pen, go for it. Just don't your hopes up for any more than that.
__label__4 I get all my business cards printed here.  Great, fast, reliable service!!  Dwight behind the print  counter is the man!
__label__2 I live just north of the Burger Factory, its always busy.  The menu offers a little bit of everything, making it a great place to bring an office group with  different tastes.  \n\nThe food portions are large and if your looking for a greasy spoon the burger factory might be your place for a quick bite.
__label__2 Heaven for vegan . \nStay away from the meat. \nGreat desserts. \nTake the Turkish coffee.
__label__0 I used to go into this location as a kid, and i loved it. everyone was so nice to me and wouldnt hesitate to offer suggestions to help me improve. one time, they talked me out of buying a new kickstand for my mountain bike because they said it might fall. \nbut more recently, i feel very ripped off every time i go to landis. I was charged 40 bucks for them to install a bike computer(the mounting was already in place) and it took them ten minutes and three zip ties. and even more recently, i went in for brake work, and they said they were going to do an entire brake job and they were going to replace all of the brake cable housings. when i got it back, i realized that they had only replaced two of them, but bumped up to cost of each so it was still the same ammount of money. \n\nit is sad that this place is now about profit versus genuine customer service, and for that reason, i will be taking my bike elsewhere, (slippery pig, etc)
__label__0 Took my girlfriend in to buy a bike here.  While the purchase was smooth, we also decided to upgrade some of the components while we were there.  Both items were paid for but had to be ordered.  The guys ended up only delivering on one of the items and then gave us the run around every time we called on the second item.  Won't be back in...
__label__0 Beware. They do not practice proper procedures and will end up serving you food melted THROUGH the styrofoam containers. On top of that their customer service will leave you being laughed at and scowled upon, on top of them talking shit because they think you don't know spanish right in front of you.  All when you demand food that does not have cancerous plastic melted into it. A fresh order and an apology is how you handle it. Not sending them back home after a second trip with  cold food and not a difference in how they packaged it . After what my husband saw them doing while cooking the food as he waited, I assure a call to the health department about sanitation and cross contamination.  As regular patrons we will no longer go there. You should seriously reconsider the etiquette of your little taco stand people.
__label__3 Sunday afternoon before heading back to the airport was great. Jack & I met some really nice guys. Good mix of people and the tacos were good and cheap. Fun place!
__label__1 A PERFECT marriage between Party On & Bottom Of the Barrel.  First experience here reminded me of what happens to us all after a few too many to drink.  A friend wanted to show me out and suggested this location to end the night after 2a.m. Lets just say the cab didn't get far before I got back in.  It was a mix of 'clicks' still dancing the night away surrounded by the hopefuls and out of shape-late 40 something's preparing to pounce at the first sight of a wounded gazelle.  Looks like I better try this place out once more under different circumstances as the previous reviews show it may have  potential.
__label__1 Ew, never again.
__label__1 I went in yesterday for my 1st ever eye exam. Yeah, I know that's pretty bad since I'm 27 and stare at computer monitors all day long for a living but hey you're not my mother so quit judging me. Geez. Back to my review :)\n\nI made an appointment with Prime Eye Care about three weeks ago. Bringing me to disappointment #1: I received no reminder call saying \"Hey your appt is tomorrow, blah blah blah\". Now I know it's MY appointment and they may have been busy but isn't it sort of the front desk persons job to call patients and remind them of scheduled appointments. Not such a big deal though. So, moving on.\n\nDisappointment #2: The doctor had NO people skills at all. He just wanted to get this over with. I told him this was my 1st ever eye exam you'd think he'd at least let me know what's going on before sticking this and that in my eye. But no. All I got was a sit still, open your eyes, look up. I mean come on dude YOU'RE STICKING A FREAKIN LIGHT IN MY EYE. At least give a girl a heads up and all. It just would have been nice to have a little warning like \"Hey, I'm going to have you look all over the place while I stick this uncomfortable rather bright light in your eye, do your best to stay as still as possible and keep your eyes open\". But no I received nothing of the sort.\n\nThen he puts these drops in my eyes and has me sit out in the waiting room. I had no idea why, so as I'm sitting there and my eyes begin to feel more and more awkward, I start to freak out a little. \"Is this whats suppose to happen? Why can't I see? Oh no something's wrong\". After being ushered to another exam room I come to find out that all that is normal, it's actually what was expected to happen. Thanks for the HEADS UP DOC. So then the doc comes back in with another damn light to stick in my eyes. Then he rambles off all this technical eye jargon that pretty much left me with a big fat \"HUH\". But I think I got the gist of it.\n\nSo now brings me to the disappointment #3 (the big one): I go to the front desk, pay my copay, no big deal then the front desk gentleman asked me if I had sunglasses, to which my reply was yes in the car. That was it. Nothing else. I had NO IDEA until I stepped out into the Arizona sun, scratch that the Arizona HOT BRIGHT AS HELL sun, to figure out why the gentleman asked me if I has sunglasses. Oh my god! A little warning that it was going to feel and look as though I was WALKING ON THE SUN would have been nice. I mean come on people! I couldn't see a damn thing until I got all the way back to my car and put my sunglasses on. My eyes were dilated for the next few hours, which would have also been nice to have been told about. I wouldn't have tried to go back to work had I know that little tid bit of info.\n\nI gave a two because all in all, I got my eye exam over with so that was good. The doctor seemed like he knew what he was doing, so that was good. The office itself was rather nice looking. And I'm in a good mood this morning. I'm just used to a more friendly office visit. I wish they would have just talked to me is all. Is that too much to ask for?
__label__3 Nice sized parking lot. Friendly staff.
__label__3 There may be other breakfast places that are more unique, have better individual menu items, or are more compelling for one reason or another. But over the years, this place has consistently provided great healthy meals and excellent, fast, friendly service. I have never had a bad experience here and have always left wondering why I don't come back here more often. Then I go and try some new trendy breakfast joint, only to realize I would have been better off coming back to First Watch instead. My personal favorite dish is the Chickichanga, but I've eaten half the stuff on the menu and it's all been really good. And I particularly enjoy the fact that no matter what I eat there, I never feel like I just ingested 9lbs of cheese and grease when I'm done. It's all light and healthy and fantastic.
__label__2 Mary Coyle is some pretty good ice cream. i would write a longer review, but the history has been covered, and the atmosphere. \n\ni would like this place more, but purchasing ice cream to go afew times i have noticed i need to let it thaw for a month before i can actually eat it. it's frozen that hard. other then that this place is pretty cool. :P
__label__1 Decided to run through the drive thru....first mistake.  The poor girl working the window was unfamiliar with the menu.  After she finally handed the menu to me, I was able to point to what I wanted.  Ordered.  Was asked to pull ahead.  After a wait...it finally came. \n\nDrove off....time to head home....with shear anticipation.  \n\nOn the drive home I could smell onion rings.  Unable to figure out what it was...until I got home.  It was my bag of ice cream.  The bag and all of the containers smelled of grease.  And...the flavor came through to the ice cream.  No bueno!\n\nWhat was salvageable of the ice cream was so icky sweet.  Had to stop, for fear of a diabetic coma.  And quickly down water.  \n\nMeh...never again.
__label__3 Look, don't try and count any calories here, you'll simply just be wasting time that could better be spent savoring one of lifes best & most plesureable sins!!! Thank God it's right here in good'Ol Phx, Az. If you like and I mean LOVE, high fat rich & creamy ice cream churned to order? Then run don't walk, a speeding ticket may be worth it for one of those super malts w/the harder little scoup at the bottom of the cup!!! OR even one of those pints 2-GO!!! Be right back....time for an Ice cream break!
__label__0 Disappointing.. I had out of town guests visiting, and we wanted some ice cream after our dinner. We were in the general area, and I had heard so many good things about Mary Coyles, that I suggested we try it out. My friends were impressed with the appearance of the place when we got there. It was about 815pm on Sunday night. The place was reasonably busy. After looking at the menues, We decided on a \"Peak\" which was listed as three flavors of ice cream with three different sauces for each scoop, and a simple sundae of Peppermint Bark Icecream with hot fudge. \n\nAfter waiting quite a while, our ice cream arrived. First shock--the Peak came in a tumbler, not in a boat or bowl. so it was three scoops of icecream (all different flavors) on top of one another, with the sauces all mixed in. To make matters worse, it was melted, so more like a milkshake instead of sundae. My peppermint bark sundae was also melted and mushy.  The three of us ate maybe half of the sundaes. When the waitress came around to check on us, we let her know that we were disapointed in both the presentation of the Peak, and the fact that both items were melty and runny. She offered to have them remade, but by this time, we just wanted to leave. She presented the bill with a 10% discount.. Woopty doo...No visit from a manager, no offer to take care of us next time... just a \"here is your $1.25 off\". So we ended up paying something like $12 for two runny, melted dishes (glasses really) of ice cream.
__label__1 I had a waffle cone with a scoop of peanut butter cup and a scoop of rocky road. The ice cream wasn't great; the flavors seemed off, and the texture was grainy. The cone was flavorless and fell apart before I finished the first scoop. For the price, it didn't really seem worth it.
__label__4 I'm heart broken to find out that this place has closed down. I am now an adult and grew up going to Mary Coyles. I had so many fond memories of going there with my previous church. Best ice cream. Hopefully another will come around. Just sucks the location closed down. I'm very displeased to know this. Very displeased. I hope whoever allowed Mary Coyles close down knows that it should go back to business. I'm not happy about it.
__label__0 I gave this place a try two times. Both times I've been very disappointed  on the quality if the food and their extremely slow service. The food made my tummy ache all day after I returned back to the office. \nUnfortunately I will no longer return. Sorry la Paloma, I really wanted this to be my near neighborhood Mexican spot
__label__1 Well I wouldn't really call this place a \"cocktail lounge\" like sayyyy Side Bar but to me it was more like a very well lit pool hall. Even though there was no smoking inside it was hekka smokey in this place. I am guessing this place is 21+ thats why people like it oh and cheap drinks!?!?! I'm not sure but this place KIND of reminds me of River City Pockets with less pool tables?? If this was like the only option available I'd go if you made me, cuz you cant fool me twice. I'd rather just sit home and drink myself to sleep.
__label__0 Remember in the 90s when Kyoto Bowl was good and you could page your friend, he'd call you and you could ask him to stop by the Blockbuster to pick up Terminator II swing by the Kyoto Bowl and grab you a Teriyaki Bowl?  \n\nThen that dude stole your girlfriend, you got an iPhone, Blockbuster closes virtually every store around, and Kyoto Bowl started serving awful food that smells like bile in a bowl.  \n\nAt least you still have Terminator II.....now on DVD with bonus features.  \n\nIf you're tempted to re-live the 90's at the Kyoto Bowl, just play some Pearl Jam and grow your goatee out instead.  You'll be happy you did.
__label__4 A liquor where you can actually go in and talk about the liquor.  The guys know what they are selling and have a lot of cool stuff.  My uncle has been looking for Arak and Ouzo.  I know where I can find them in California but had no idea where to find it in AZ.  Stopped at every liquor store along my five mile drive and not only did these guys have know what I was talking about, they had it.  Bought both bottles and was happily on my way.  Now I have a go to spot for unique liquor in AZ.\n\nAlso, it helps a lot when the place is clean and not full of guys buying $1 cans of beer and single cigarettes.  Definitely one of the best liquors stores I've been in anywhere.  Keep up the good work guys.
__label__4 Another fabulous home style Chinese food at The Prime Chinese...... If you like combo fried rice, it is the best ever....
__label__4 This restaurant is a master of understatement. From the outside and Upon entering, it doesn't look like much. \nAs it should be, the truth is in the food  food....best beef and broccoli I've ever had.  We are regulars now.  Simply outstanding
__label__1 I have to say I went to this location because of their hours and for the Yelp reviews I read.  I had set an appointment and when I got there only one other person was out in the waiting area. I walked right to the counter and was asked to fill out some papers which was expected since it was my first time.\n\nI finished the papers in less than 5 minutes and then I sat in the lobby for 30-35 minutes. Another woman walked in and told the lady at the counter she wanted to bring her dog in because he was acting strange. Her words \"He was going up to a friend and wanting to be pet by him, he must be sick because he is shy\" and then she got brought back with her pet!  I was already sitting there a good 15 minutes, REALLY?\n\n I was getting a bit upset because, well, I don't have all the time in the world and just wanted to get my 2 dogs looked at.\nAfter 30 minutes I finally walked up to the counter and said \"You do know I had an appointment at 11, right?\" \n\nFinally they brought me back to the examination room...I sat there for another 30 minutes! I couldn't believe it. My blood was boiling and I was to the point where I started to put my dogs back in the kennel to leave.  As I was packing them up  a tech came in to start off the temp and weight. She was very friendly and the reason why I gave more than one star.\nThe tech did her thing and left...and there I was sitting waiting for the vet for another 10 minutes!\n\nHere I am 70 minutes after my appointment and still have NOT seen the vet, I missed another appointment I had because of how long it took.\n\nWhen setting up the appointment for the next visit I wasn't given an card or anything to remind me of when it is. I have no idea when the next appointment is, I may have missed it but that doesn't matter, I don't plan on returning.\n\nI did get a call the next day about the stool but they weren't sure if the samples had been mixed up because the adult dog had parasites that a puppy would have and the puppy had some that the dog should have so they just generally treated them both.\n\nWhen I went to pick up the medicine the person at the counter couldn't tell me what I needed to do to give 1 mil of the medicine to the puppy. Another tech happily assisted me and gave me a syringe, thankfully she was there. \n\nWhen I asked the guy at the counter what kind of parasites I was battling the guy said \"I don't know\"... I asked if it was in their records and he said \"No\"...wait...what???? So I stood there thinking he was finding out for me...no, he was doing something else...I took the medicine and they didn't even say \"Make sure when you're done you bring a sample back in to find out if they are better\" It has been a week since the 7 day medicine ran out and I haven't got a call asking if all was OK and if I'm going to bring in the stool samples.\n\nI really don't feel comfortable with this place, and I'm upset that it didn't work out....I had better hopes to find a vet in the neighborhood since I'm new to it.\n\nTime to find a new one. If anyone has found something in the area that's you went to, please let me know by message.
__label__0 No contest this is the worst apartment i've ever lived in! i have no heat, my drains make a strange and loud gurgling noise whenever my upstairs neighbors or myself flush our toilets. my faucets are constantly leaking even after they've been fixed. the community has dog poop everywhere, i can hear every noise the people above me make. \n\nManagement will try to get extra money from you anyway they can. i tried to drop off my rent check today but they closed early. it wouldve been nice if they had made even the smallest effort to tell their residents what time they would be closing, but no they didnt do that. this way they can get extra money into their greedy hands by being able to charge their residents late fees!! it works out perfect for them. Even if you do pay your rent on time you will still get notices saying that your rent was late. the fact anyone would stay here longer than 1 lease term is beyond me. im counting the days till i can move out!! if you are thinking of renting here PLEASE DON'T! you will be disappointed from the first day.
__label__2 Mi Patio without a Patio?  This gives you a hint of what is about to happen.\n\nThe interior is modest and Patio\"est\".  Patio type tables and chairs with Terra Cotta tiled floors and Mexican influenced tchotchke decorations.  Promptly upon seating, a silver bowl full of chips and a side of salsa arrives.  Things are looking up.\n\nNext, time to order a drink or 10.  My first thought is how many places serve a small Margarita for $1.75 and  a large for $3.25?  I am not sure who did the business plan for this place, but generally bars do not use drinks as the loss leader. Shh, don't tell anyone OK?  The large was a healthy size and I am surprised it did not come with a beta fish, so I had two !\n\nSipping on cheap margaritas helped wash down the somewhat stale tasting chips.  Maybe I am just use to super crisp chips, but the salsa did help with the overall experience.\n\nI ordered the two chicken taco combo with rice and beans ( I always order with double rice and no beans and they accommodated that).  I have to admit, the chicken tacos were stuffed like a Thanksgiving turkey with plenty of chicken, cheese and lettuce.  I was happy with this result and could barely finish.\n\nOverall a good meal, a very solid showing for the patio-less patio place.
__label__4 Best chips anywhere, great decor, prime corner location, and no one else has their specialties. XLNT!
__label__3 Stopped in for lunch today, it was fantastic!  I had the spinach and feta chimi because as a vegetarian I don't find a lot of meat free chimis out there.  This alone will bring me back to this place!  I am also anxious to try their other veg options.  Service was friendly and quick, price was great.  We had 3 entries and a kids meal for about $40 before tip. \n\nSalsa is fantastic, but if you don't like a little zip or are sensitive to spice you might want to skip it.  I loved it though.
__label__4 This is my fav Mexican spot. It's authentic, a great value, and the food always tastes amazing. I have always had great service and the staff is very welcoming. The chips and salsa are among best I've had and be sure to try green sauce if you get enchiladas.
__label__1 This restaurant keeps you loaded with good chips & salsa. Guacamole is also good. The rest of the restaurant experience is horrible. Took a while for us to be noticed just to be seated, then took almost 30 minutes to place our order. The restaurant wasn't even full. Only 2 other tables when we walked in. Service was not attentive in the least. The food was below average. Soft drinks were flat. If we lived in the area, we wouldn't go back.
__label__0 So disappointed! We used to live not far and remembered it fondly, but returned w our family recently (daughter and two well-behaved teens) and could hardly get out quick enough. In a town with plenty of quality Mexican restaurants, this was our sad experience: stale chips, sooo sweet margaritas from a commercial mix, \"char-broiled taquito\" consisted of soggy tortilla and steamy meat that had not recently experienced any charbroiling, shared fajitas churned out with no caramelizing or evidence of time on a plancha, essentially hot meat and vegetables w two tiny tortillas.  What happened to the old Mi Patio? Maybe it doesn't exist at 6 on Friday nights.\n\nWhile I can't exactly fault the restaurant for our being trapped next to a raucous group of nine people at a table sized for six (they kept pulling up another chair \"Sure, we can make room\"), I do think well-run restaurants are attentive to the realities of maneuvering around with hot plates when tables are overfilled. That's on the end of server experience; as for diner experience, at one point, two of us had hand over an ear to soften the donkey-loud laugh of the woman next to us. Maybe it was amplified by the tunnel-like area near the back door, which we used to escape as soon as we popped cash (and a tip-it's hardly fair to punish the server) in the folder. \n\nOur server was pleasant and efficient, I'll give them that, but do lament $80 and 80 minutes of my life wasted.
__label__1 After our first choice for Pizza turned out to be unfortunately very closed, we decided to head up the street to give this place a shot.  Possibly because it is located a couple miles down the street, this place always seems to be mentioned along with Pizza A Metro, so obviously I was more than willing to give Pino's a shot.\n\nWhat unfolded was a very average experience.  None of the pies looked particularly interesting; I went with the vegetarian.  It was basically a step above a Barro's supreme pizza as far as toppings are concerned.  The crust was better than what you would get at a pizza chain, but it was a little harder than it should be, and somewhat lacking in flavor.\n\nNothing seems particularly bad, just underwhelming.  Not to mention, it cost almost $20 for a pizza and a drink.  A little steep for that neighborhood, I think.\n\nIt's really difficult to justify ever going back here when Pizza A Metro is just down the street.
__label__1 My husband and I used to frequent this place whenever we felt like going out to dinner. The pizza isn't the best in town, but we were fond of the service and neighborhood-y atmosphere (friendly, casual). The last 4 times we've been there over the past few months, the service has been actually awful. \n\nOnce we had a new waitress, who said it was her first day as a waitress, for which I felt bad because...why wasn't anyone training her?! Last time, the waitress was actually rude, and barely checked on us, even though we would have ordered more if she had. Her loss, Pino's loss.\n\nUsed to feel like an old friend. Sadly, no more. Not sure we'll ever go back, because you want to feel welcome when you frequent a place.\n\nIf you do go, I recommend a plain cheese or quattro fromaggi pizza or the lasagna, which is often on special. \n\nOh, they used to serve budweiser (regular, not light) in frosted glasses, and there was something old fashioned and delicious in it, but they don't seem to do that anymore either. \n\nThere is also one great Italian waiter, but we never get him anymore. I guess we're not good enough to get real waiters?? Ha.
__label__4 Very knowledgeable and helpful. I went in for a surety bond and he made it very easy and even provided useful tips to help me out. Definitely going to be getting insurance here when my policy is close to an end.
__label__4 Ok, I probably shouldn't do it, but I have to put in a review for this place.  Now, the last time I was here was back in 2001, but damn, Yelp wasn't around, and I just have to Yelp a place unique like this (besides, one of my Yelp Friends just Yelped this place and jogged my memories about this Native goodness).  \n\nSo yeah, if you're in between pow wows and have a fix for some fry bread, this is the place to go.  I remember having some fry bread here and it tasted excellent.  I also remember totally loving the soups/stews as well.  There are not that many Native restaurants around, so give this one some props!\n\nShiiiiiiiiiiiiii.  I think I need to plan a trip to Phoenix this very minute, innit?!  \n\nAieee!!!!
__label__2 I wouldn't advise any health nut go here but if you want some cheap super yummy HUGE taco's with frybread wrappers?   Hit it up!\n\nThe ladies working were really nice and the price was pretty fair.\n\nI felt like a peace pipe afterwards... no really... okay no I didn't but it was really good.
__label__1 First ever experience with Indian food and definitely NOT a fan.\n\nExterior definitely looked like a house as their name calls for. A tad bit worn both interior and exterior. Furnitures were simply cafeteria like tables and you order at the counter paying upfront.\n\nTheir # 1 rave after hominy stew was a must try so I did so and for sure there will be a no second time. Blindfold me and I would've never been able to tell if this was homemade or out of a Progress/Campbells can. Stew definitely had sufficient ingredient but simply lacks flavor. Abundant amount of hominy in every spoon but does not suit my palate at all. Protein was tough and soup tasted run down. \n\nFried bread reminds me of chinese donuts served for breakfast except a tad bit more doughy and is flattened to a circular shape. The bread itself is a great foundation for both entree and dessert if all ingredients were done right. I ordered a taco and a dessert (all utilizes fried bread) and was devasted with the ingredient used. The chocolate butter dessert was simply a cup full of butter poured over a cup of chocolate syrup. NOt to mention that the bread was already deep fried. Enough grease where a pack of oil absorbant sheet can't even save. Flavor was just like how it sounded. \n\nTaco itself was ground meat, refried bean, lettuce and cheese. Definitely tasted like something you can get at a taco bell/ Del Taco. No special marination nor seasoning done. \n\nI guess if i'm ever craving fried bread itself and if I\"m by the area..which will never be..I'd probably pick one up and slap something on there myself. However it wasn't all that unique to me since Chinese cuisine carries close to identical \"fried bread' they make.\n\nPlentiful parking. Poor service since I was turned down for needing an extra set of utensils.\n\n-Susan
__label__3 I would have probably given this 3 stars if not for the awesome green chili stew and the variety of dessert frybreads that rock my world.\n\nThe various frybread tacos are solid, but nothing that exceptional. I like the chorizo one with lots of hot sauce. \n\nIt's a good neighborhood spot when you're in the mood for something a little different, or especially if you've got a sweet tooth! :)
__label__2 I enjoyed the Fry Bread as the bread itself was very delicious especially when topped with beans and cheese with the bread being an above average size.  Prices have gone up as a Fry Bread with bean and cheese will run you $6.28 after taxes and if you want to add a drink to that you can count on at least another $2.00.\n\nFor me the price isn't worth coming back on a regular basis.  The beans didn't have much taste but you can add salt and salsa to your bread if you want to add more taste.\n\nOverall, if you are in the mood for some fry bread this is a good place to get a quick fix.  Although, I would have to say that the fry bread sold annually at the State Fair taste much better.\n\nSpecial note, they have a child's size fry bread with bean and cheese with a drink for $3.95 plus tax.  Interestingly, the child's size is not too much smaller than the full size.  \n\nSo if you want to save some $$$ you can always order take out and get the child's size fry bread !
__label__1 Saw owner wipe the tops of the red ketchup bottles with the same rag he used to clean the table. Won't go back.
__label__1 The fry bread is good, but it is overpriced and the service is Horrible!  The fact that they gave a Giant Tip jar is hilarious, since they just take your money and call out your name when it's ready.   I guess you're tipping for the indifferent service that is border line rude and obnoxious.  Won't be going back.
__label__4 When my husband was diagnosed with a brain tumor in March of 2010, our family doctors recommended Barrow to do the surgery to have it removed. We initially had an appointment with a different doctor, but because of scheduling conflicts we ended up going with doctor Alan Mitha, who is the fellow for Dr. Robert Spetzler. \n\nDr. Mitha was very knowledgeable about the procedure and kindly answered any questions or concerns we had about the surgery. He explained what the surgery would be like, complications that might arise from the surgery, and recovery time. We had my husbands operation set for May of 2010. The entire surgery took about 8 hours but we were kept updated through the entire process. Doctors would come out periodically and explain what was going on and how my husband was doing. When the surgery was completed both doctors came out to explain the entire thing to us. \n\nWe were very lucky to have been able to be in the state of one of the best neurosurgeons in the country. All of the doctors were very kind and understanding about how scared we both were and took their time making us feel comfortable. I highly recommend any of the doctors at this facility.
__label__4 Been going here for almost a decade.  Never had any problems.  Very affordable, speedy cleaning and I don't have that funky after-drycleaning stiff feeling you'd normally get at these cheap $2.29 cleaners.  (You know what I'm talkin' about)  \n\nThey really do a great job and don't damage your clothes by putting stickers on your clothes like they do at the \"organic drycleaners\".  Just a safety pin with a piece of paper on the clothing label. \n\nThey only accept cash or checks. Worse case scenario, you can use the ATM they have inside their store.
__label__2 The review that says they charge $1.25 to have any item dry-cleaned is incorrect. They charge $2.50 per item. I like their prices, but I was not impressed with how they ironed my suit pants when I got them cleaned. They came back with double creases in some places and random wrinkles in the knees and legs. I had to re-iron them myself. I'm going to try American cleaners a little more south on 7th Ave. to see which is better.\n\nI do like that they are open late until 7 PM though.
__label__2 The key to Sack's is the daily specials. \n\nFor a long time I came here and got the Symphony which is a decent turkey/avacado sandwich and some oriental noodles or one of their other eclectic, tasty sides. Or I would get one of the hot sandwiches on a sub roll like the Encore sans ham. The sandwiches here are ok, but kindof of soggy and sloppy with only mediocre bread like the Baggin's chain in Tucson.\n\nOne of my workmate's finally showed me the light in the form of the poorly written scribbles on the white board at the far side of the menu. Pretty much everything I've ordered from it has been fantastic. The bread still isn't much to talk about, but the unique sandwiches it sports like \"The Blues\", which is some delicious cajun chicken concoction, make me wish I could eat two.\n\nTop it off with some of their great iced teas. They usually have a couple flavors, with the fruity/citrusy ones being the best. Make sure not to pour a full cup of the Market Spice tea though, you might choke to death. It's best mixed with other teas.
__label__2 I always get the Chicken Salad here so I can't comment on the other types of sandwiches that they have. The Chicken Salad is good but not Cassella's great. (check previous review on Cassellas) They used to have the best cookies here but today's was a bit overcooked. Still good but not as chewy goody as always. The place is too small and was very crowded ( no place to sit for me today) and the service tends to not be very good.While they are fast I don't find the staff very friendly.  It is also on the high end expensive for just a sandwich. I go every now and again when in the neighborhood because I love good sandwiches. I would say better than average but nothing to write home about. Also, a tip- go on off lunch hours.
__label__0 After numerous attempts to resolve and promises to refund prepayment,  and no apology, my money was refunded.......two months later. Thanks Hertz for ensuring my entire experience was poor. Back in Phoenix this month, going straight to enterprise!
__label__3 Great place to go on a Monday afternoon. There were probably less than 20 cars in the parking lot. I was kind of leery at first because the mall here is sketchy at best, but this was a nice clean theater with friendly staff.
__label__3 After craving Chinese food and checking Yelp for someplace close to home, we decided to try Maxim since it has had such great reviews. And, like most of the time, my fellow yelpers were right on.\nMaxim serves both Vietnamese and Chinese food. The majority of the menu is Vietnamese, like Pho and the vermicelli noodle dishes, and they have Chinese food for lunch specials, like Kung Pao chicken. \nI got a bowl of the Pho, which was big enough to swim in, and my girlfriend got one of the vermicelli noodle dishes, which could have fed us both, and we shared hot tea. Our meals and drinks were $12. The food was good, the service was great and the portions are huge! We have at least another meals worth of leftovers.\nSo if you like Asian food and are looking for a good meal for a great price, check out Maxim. You will be happy and full - Pho Yeah!
__label__4 Feeling yucky one day and wanting nothing but some reminders of my bay area asian food... My search began with my iPhone for Pho.. AND I wanted good Pho.. (Im skeptical of some dishes in the desert, just sayin'!).. I drove a good 20min from my loft to find this place.. worth it. Usual toppings you will find with real Vietnamese Pho.. but awesome! I asked for a variety of tofu and seafood.. I couldnt finish it all.. but never can with Pho.. its a big bowl, and filling! \nExtras on tables to get your Pho on.. \nOrdered the Vietnamese Shrimp Rolls too.. left feeling not so stuffy! AND full.. OH yeah, and I still had money for a bit of shoe shopping the next day... :-)
__label__4 After flying across the country we were hungry and as I've done in many other cities, I went in search of pho.  \n\nI ordered the pho dac biet.  The broth was not oily, and packed with flavor.  The noodles were just right and there was a generous amount of tripe and tendon.
__label__2 Pepe's is everything you would expect of a local non-chain mexican restaurant. Warm chips, good salsa, local waiters, good dishes, mediocre sides, and a south-of-the-border decor. I visited for lunch on a Wednesday and had no problem being immediately seated. We each had one of the lunch special dishes: burrito with red sauce, enchiladas with red sauce, and a chimichanga with red sauce - all with rice & beans.  Let me say that the chips and salsa were the highlight of the meal. Although it was good enough that i would go back to try a Mexican Pizza or a dish of chicken mole.
__label__1 Came here for some pho and spring rolls after hearing this place recommended by some co-workers.  Definitely will not be going back.\n\nDrove up and the place looked completely run-down from the outside.  No problems, I'm cool with that, I've certainly climbed into my fair share of the hole-in-the-wall restaurants in San Francisco and Hong Kong.  The places that look like their housing criminals but you can't help but forgive it because the food is oh-so-good.  \n\nToo bad Da Vang wasn't like that.  The table wasn't cleaned properly and there were what looked like dried hoi sin sauce on the table.  I had to go through 3 spoons before I found one that didn't have dried food particles clinging to it and then another 5 to find a clean one for my girlfriend.  That is just completely wrong.  Utensils should be clean-not having the last guy's lunch still clinging to it!\n\nI was really hoping the food was good.  I told myself if the food was good I can live with it.  The portion was freaking huge on the XL special pho bowl but half way through the meal I realized it was mostly noodles.  The meat was less than most places and the broth was only so-so in taste. \n\nHole in the walls are usually the best kept secrets, unfortunately Da Vang didn't have the cleanliness or the taste to keep me coming back.
__label__1 Da Vang (pronounced yah yang) is a hole in the wall in a sketchy ass strip mall next to the latin strip club and the Vietnamese Boba Tea shop. Weeknights and Weekends alike, this place is packed to the gills with Asian families, Mexicans from the neighborhood, and the few rogue gays and hipsters who wander in to try something ironic or obscure. Then you have the old Mexican ladies who walk by every table and put a car air freshener on it with a note explaining that you can buy it from her for $1. There are countless flies, the place hasn't been cleaned since Jesus was alive, and the parking lot almost requires four wheel drive. There isn't a more third-world dining experience in Phoenix.\n\nMy initial inpression was that this would be a fantastic trip to a Vietnamese wonderland. Seeing the types of people eating here, the extensiveness of the menu, and the overall ruggedness of it probably meant it was legit. I'm not Vietnamese, Asian, or any shade of yellow, but I like to think I still know my food well enough to say that it was an absolute let down. I ordered one of the most basic dishes, Pho Tai which is a beef broth with rice noodles and sliced beef. It's typically served with jalapeno rings, bean sprouts, basil, and lemon wedges on the side, yet mine was minus the jalapenos and lemon. Each table of Asian people who ordered the same thing both before and after me, received the said items with their meal. After my plate of half the veggies I need arrived, they brought by our spring rolls. Again, total disappointment. The sauce which accompanied them tasted like pure Hoisin, and I much prefer the typical peanut sauce or even a fish sauce. My girlfriend's bowl of Bun looked like the noodles were garbage, and was extremely short on veggies and meat. \n\nOur server was nice enough, and rather typical of a restaurant of this type. They don't speak much, their way of asking if you'd like to order is saying \"are you done?\" After a while though, I realized he was a Spanish speaker, and then I realized he was of hispanic heritage, nice. I come to this Vietnamese place and there are Mexicans working both front and back of the restaurant. Made me want some enchiladas. Overall, this restaurant was a complete let down and if it hadn't been for the very low price (under $20 for two people) I'd have been very upset. I'll keep sticking with Little Saigon, Pho Thanh, Koai Hoan, and Dong A.
__label__4 Yay! Such a pretty and happy place! The exterior is super run down shopping center style, all the shops are Viet named. There are like 3 non asians at tables and people are eating proper vietnamese food! \n\nNext pricing! Damn this mother is cheap! Pho tai 4.50 two rolls 2.25. Coffee...i didnt notice price of!\n\nTables are strewn with yummy looking food and big leaves of fresh lettuce and and and and...though it looks like they have gotten the mexican lime (lemon) on the list.\n\nSo...I gotta say...this may be in my top 10 viet joints out there. The Pho broth coulda used a little more...something...but the spring rolls were awesome, the decor and people and oh...the coffee...yes...very good too...\n\nI left here fully satisfied and without any feelings of...hmmmm...coulda done xyz better and bla bla bla...Unless someone sends me a note or a comment that suggests I try another joint in town (and has at least 10 reviews of different viet places on their list), I don't think that I need to look any further for Vietnamese food in Phoenix...\n\nOh yeah...and it is FLIPPING CHEAP!  I had: Pho Tai (meat on side), Spring Rolls, Iced Coffee Milk and I spent...12 bucks with a 30% tip!  Normally that'd be like 17 with a 12% tip...
__label__4 I go here at least 1 a week with my wife.  I get the meatball Pho along with the BBQ pork Bahn Mi.  The food is great, cheap, and quick.  The staff is friendly, not in your typically way, but they do a good job.  Da Vang has become of my favorite places period in Phoenix.
__label__2 My husband and I along with family and friends came here today for lunch and the food is great, but service wasn't so much. I ordered the large rice noodle with beef stew, my husband had the big bowl of pho and we split an order of spring rolls. His food came out within 10 minutes and mine took about another 15 minutes. I didn't mind because I was enjoying the time with family and friends. After our meal was out I placed an order of fried rice to go and thought it would be done and ready by the time we were all done and eating. That didn't happen. I waited 20 minutes AFTER we finished our meal and paid. \n\nOverall food was great, but service wasn't. Next time I'll order the to go food when I'm ordering my meal.
__label__4 This place is fantastic!  Every time I go I try something different.  The family who owns, cooks and serves at Da Vang are very attentive, give great advice on what to try and really work hard to make your experience a good one!  Love, Love Love!
__label__3 Great staff, awesome eat-in or take home experience.  Fish sauce to die for.  The best Vietnamese food in the Valley.
__label__1 = = = = = = CLOSED = = = = = =\n\nThis JB's location, with it's poor building layout, poor service & mediocre food finally folded.  Good riddance!     :-)
__label__3 We moved to Phoenix about 6 months ago and since the first day I have been looking for a clean gym to work out in without having to get into a 1 or 2 year contract and have to pay a big sign up fee. About a month ago my husband found this ymca relatively close by and as a former military family they gave us a preferred membership fee without a sign up fee.\n\nSo far I'm really happy with this place. The work out area is spacious and the equipment are modern and clean. There is an outdoor pool and classes I haven't used yet, but so far I'm very satisfied with everything and enjoy my workouts a lot.
__label__1 Anyone remember Valley West Mall on 50th Ave & Northern right before it closed?  \n\nThat's what Chris-town Spectrum Mall feels like..  \n\nMy aunt worked here when I was a kid and that was back in the 80s when the mall was thriving with business and there were always a ton of great people walking around.  The food court  wasn't there just yet, but when that opened it gave it an even greater feel.  \n\nbut now..\n\nChris-Town... or face it.. lets just call it Spectrum Mall, is nothing but a ghetto run down store with a bunch of jewelry and urban clothing stores.  I'm shocked that they even have a nail shop inside... I dont mean an upper class one, I mean the ones you see in a strip mall.  The only stores that are recognizable are GNC, Bath & Body Works and shockingly... Wing Stop.. why the hell would they put a Wing Stop in there? wow..\n\nBig 5 Sports is pretty decent I guess too..\n\nI give this two stars because what was once a great mall is now nothing.  In my honest opinion, they should shut down the remaining mall section and just rebuild it as more big stores..  The only reason people go here now is Harkins, Wal-Mart, Target and JC Penny's..  oh and Costco. \n\nthink about it... What mall has all those outside stores attached to them?  None that I can think of.. unless they're hurting.\n\nRIP Chris-Town
__label__1 THIRTEEN places that sell SHOES??? Run down, small, hard to get in and out of and clientele is very low on the socioeconomic ladder. Do yourself a favor and skip this mess!
__label__2 Great for a dive bar.  Plus they have .99 cheese burgers during NFL Games.  Dark and Dingy like a good diver bar should be.  Always a great place to stop off at the end of the night.  Typical bar food.  \n\nThe big negative...NO DRAFT BEER.
__label__2 Went in for a couple of drinks with the girls, good and cheap drinks. Daily specials going on. They have 4 pool tables,  video games and juke box. You can't get bored chilling with a group of friends! Shout out to the bartender! The food was alright too! Over all a chilled place.
__label__1 Very typical strip mall-ish take out joint. Nothing special at all. Service is minimal and its obvious they just want to get your money and you to get out ASAP. Food was overcooked quite a bit and just not good.
__label__1 Tried to sell a Tarentola annularis off as a tokay gecko. Two completely different species. Said he was lost in the store for five years before \"re-apprehending\" a completely different gecko. They need to stick to fish, because their knowledge of reptiles is simply... lacking. I've been keeping tokay geckos for YEARS, but they refused to believe me. I will not be going back myself. The owner needs to open up his mind a little.
__label__4 It's becoming harder and harder to find a store that sells a breadth of equipment, aquarium supplies, chemicals,  fish, and has knowledgeable sales people. Most PetSmarts and Petcos have fish departments and some, but not all, carry the more popular freshwater fish. But what if you have a question? Sure, they have an 18 year old on hand who can probably help answer questions that you could have just as easily googled but not with the more difficult questions.\n\nI found Ocean Floor years ago and it hasn't changed much over the years - and that's a good thing!  It's a well run, local business. You name it, they have it. And, they not only have it, they'll have a few to choose from. Not sure what to get? Every employee I've ever talked to was able to assist and answered questions that I didn't even think to ask.  \n\nI've purchased a number of fish from this store and I've never had a problem with them in my well maintained 55 gallon aquarium.  You'd be wise to sign up for their email newsletter (no, they don't spam you every day) - they have some pretty good sales on equipment, supplies and fish.\n\nYes, their prices are a bit higher than the chain stores but how important is it to save a dollar or two and either buy the wrong product or do some serious damage to your aquarium? I have too much invested to take the risk.\n\nFavorite fish quote:  \"I never drink water because of the disgusting things that fish do in it.\" W. C. Fields
__label__0 we rarely have McDonalds and made a big mistake by going to this McDonalds when we arrived in Phoenix late night 3/23/2013 .   The staff is rude, they messed up the order and the food was cold.  The order was packed with the fries sideways and falling out and the bread was hard and stale.  The food was so bad we wound up throwing most of it away.    The wanna-be gangsta working the window wasn't happy when we pointed out their mistake.   The owner of this McDonalds should find some people who care a bit about their job...  the 2 people their on 3/23 could care less!
__label__3 Gabi's review got me jonesing for CJs so I headed back over for lunch. Maybe it's a middle age thing, but I always forgot how good they are in between visits.\n\nSince I live close by, this is pretty much how CJs and I roll: 1) hit up website, 2) read entire menu 4 to 14 times, 3) pare down top 10 selections to 1 or 2 and call in order, 4) hop in car, and 5) return home 15 minutes later for a private pig out on the coffee table (so I have room to spread out). They do offer delivery, but it takes longer to get my feast on and I don't always need / want $15 of food.\n\nSince it's all pretty much been said, let me just tell you the few things that make CJs a stand out:\n* I have never found one thing on their menu that I wouldn't order again. \n* There is nothing that CJs feta doesn't make better... bring it!\n* I could eat my weight in their pitas and never tire of them.\n* The creamy greek dressing is 'lick your plate clean' to die for.\n* You will not find a better deal on baklava anywhere in the city (seriously it would be hard to get the ingredients for the price they charge).\n\nIf you are eating in, grab a cold beer or some wine to wash down your meal (and they are working on upgrading their liquor license, so they will have mixed drinks soon).\n\nDon't let the location or the homey diner atmosphere fool you. This place serves up incredible food made from insanely fresh ingredients with flavors to match!
__label__3 Great Pizza and Pitas, these guys are right down the street from work and we bring back lunch to the office about twice a month. Fresh ingredients, lots of cheese, cant go wrong. If you are showing up around lunch 11:30-12:30, it will be busy.
__label__1 The review by Jessica S. is correct -- the dressing for the salads is delicious and they put it on the side...so that is two positive things for the two stars I gave them.  However - if I pay over $10.00 for a salad...I want something OTHER than iceburg lettuce (even if it's just a little romaine and/or spinach) and pitted olives.  I asked for no grilled onions and light on the pepper -- when I received my plate, their were onions and peppers all over the place.  If you're going to offer \"salads\" as a main course...they should be worth it.  That was the worst $11.00 salad I've ever had.
__label__0 OK, so we ordered pizza for delivery and we made a mistake on our address, we just moved and have an incorrect apartment number.  After we realized our mistake we called pizza hut only to find out the driver had attempted to deliver the pizza but could not due to our mistake.  After calling the store and correcting our error we waited for our new pie to arrive. We waited, and waited and waited.  After more than an hour our pie was delivered and it was... Horrible!  I am confident that it was the same pie they attempted to deliver more than 2 hours ago.  Called the store and spoke with the manager who was less than friendly and was assured that a driver would be by, sometime tonight, to pick up the pie and give us a refund.  We shall see....
__label__3 Finally got to check out this spot and man am I a happy dude. They have a huge menu, all seafood! They had close to 10 different types of cold cocktail salads (shrimp, abalone, calamari, octopus, squid etc.) and a few ceviches. They have some seafood based tacos and tostadas as well We went with a small Octopus cocktail ($5.00), a calamari cocktail ($5.00), a crabmeat tostada ($5.00) and the ceviche ((5.00) I have to say everything was awesome awesome awesome. The broth for the cocktails was perfectly seasoned and not too much citrus. You could tell the veggies were recently cut and the fish was super fresh! I think the standout of the whole meal was my crabmeat tostada. It literally had probably 1/4 of solid good crab meat, with a few avocado slices and a tomato. Insanely simple, let the fish speak for itself. The ceviche was great too. It's a small little restaurant right on the side of the road, but it was very clean and the workers were super nice. I think the total damage was $27 with our food, and a large Horchata. I know I'll be going back. If you're a fan of fresh really simple seafood dishes, this is the spot!
__label__3 My deadbeat boyfriend used to be in charge of the hardware department but since I kicked him to the curb I've had to venture out into this realm.  So happy I found this place on Yelp.  Can't say enough about the great customer service.  So glad they had knowledgeable people to help this dingbat out and find just what I needed.\n\nThe only downside (and hence the four stars) was the pricing seemed a little high.  Not that I'm the best judge mind you.  I think I could have saved at Home Depot but then again I wouldn't have got the same level of help so it's a trade off is all I'm saying.
__label__1 The food is ok. Average so a 3 however the attitude is a 1. We ordered the Chicken quesadilla and was charged 1$ more than posted. She said she couldn't do anything and didn't credit the difference. Based on that they get a 2.
__label__3 Just transplanted from SoCal! I have been staying over at my fathers house. He took me here for dinner one day. He used to play with his band here years ago with the owner. The food here is awesome, I have had their pork carnitas, and their steak picado. Both plates were great. I will come back here more often.
__label__1 I live in the neighborhood and have been eating here for years. (Both take out and dine in). I don't know if they have new cooks or what, but the quality of the food has slowly gone down hill in the last (6) months to the point I don't think we'll eat there again. The refried beans WERE FROM A CAN. I know homemade versus canned and these are canned. The Cheese Crisp was really lacking and very oily. The shredded beef taco had a lot of fat on the beef. This place used to serve really good Mexican food. Not so anymore. We're going back to Sylvia's La Canasta or Macayo's. Much better food, and not from a can.
__label__4 I've been coming to La Pi\u00f1ata for years and it is consistently delish!! Rice and beans are a deciding factor for me and theirs are YUM. I've never had anything not good! Do yourself a favor and ask for the hot salsa!
__label__3 All I can say is don't judge a book by its cover ...  This is a family owned and run place where the food is inexpensive but every dish is fresh, delishious! & flavorful. \n\nTheir sauces are amazingly scrumptious. Yin's has to be my all-time favorite Chinese restaurants in Phoenix. I mean I know good Chinese food when I have it and considering the options available in Phoenix this is one of the better Chinese restaurants period.\n\nThey take standard dishes and add high-end ingredients and interesting flavors. They are very consistent (never had a bad meal). All the dishes are wonderful, you can't go wrong with anything.  Particularly good is their Wor Wonton Soup.\n\nFOOD:  The food is always consistent (never had a bad meal). The food is superb!PRICE: The price was also quite reasonable. SERVICE:  the service has always been great  prompt, polite, and attentive.  AMBIENCE:  Just right for the neighborhood. The interior is rather standard Chinese restaurant fare, so nothing special there. CONCLUSION: I would highly recommend this place.
__label__3 I have a special place in my heart for My Mother's because it was where I broke my 15 year streak of vegetarianism.  And I never had any of the alleged gastrointestinal repercussions that I anticipated.\n\nThe roast turkey is better than my mom ever made, not that it means much because my mom never cooked.  But it's still good.  The salad bar is pretty awesome too.  It's small, but they manage to fit almost every thing I could possibly want into a four foot long space.  And, they have real homeade bleu cheese dressing that tastes like bleu cheese throughout.  Not like the crappy version that tastes like ranch with bleu cheese lumps in it.\n\nI had the pizza once and was incredibly underwhelmed.  Maybe it's better when you get it at the restaurant and not as take-out, but I'll never try it again.  It reminded me of a frozen pizza.\n\nToday, because we're on a mission to find awesome wings, ordered some wings as our appetizer.  Our entrees came out before our appetizer.  But when we told the waiter they immediately put them in to cook to our specifications.  Then they didn't charge us for it.  Nice!  Bad service?  No, just an honest mistake that they immediately corrected.\n\nThe wings however were not that good.  They were cooked crispy like we like it and the sauce had the right ingredients, but the ratio of butter:vinegar:heat was off.  Too much butter!  I felt like I was eating wings in cream sauce it was so buttery.  It coated my mouth with an oily gunk for far too long.  Maybe I wouldn't have noticed if it actually came as an appetizer.\n\nI still love My Mother's, particularly for the stuff that my mother should have made: turkey, chicken, meat loaf, turkey pot pie, etc.  But I would stay away from the wings and pizza.
__label__2 Decent food. The pizza is really cheap and when I got it I realized why it was so cheap not that great. The reason I gave my mommas 3 stars is for there amazing homemade pies if you get a slice its huge looks like half of a pie. Would recommend it for the pie but you can better food around the valley.
__label__0 The first time we had My Mother's Restaurant was months ago. My husband and I were feeling homesick, and being from Illinois we got excited when we saw that My Mother's Restaurant had deep dish \"Chicago Style.\" It was such a lie and a huge let down. The pizza was not deep dish,  it was not \"Chicago Style,\" rather it was thick crust. It was so thick that we could not taste the topping, just the crust. \n---------------------\nLast night we decided to give this place another try since our favorite pizza restaurant was closed. After being on hold for almost 10 minutes right off the get go (which was no big deal since they were busy), my husband finally got to talk to someone. He had to repeat the pizza topping order twice, and the buffalo wings four times. They told us 35-45 mins since they were busy. \n\nWhen the delivery finally came, we were starving and I was really looking forward to their wings (I had been craving buffalo wings for weeks now).  The pizza was okay, the topping were correct but the dough was a little on the dry side. Now for the wings I had been craving, that came with a side of ranch and celery. They sent us the wrong one. They sent BBQ, and not the buffalo that we wanted, even after my husband repeated himself four times. \n\nI've heard that their other food is great but after last night's dinner being such a failure, we will never be ordering from this restaurant again. We've been disappointed with them twice now. \n\nWe like to support local restaurants, we won't be supporting this one.
__label__0 Wish I could only give them 1 star.  We had a pretty large order delivered to us.  One of the girls found a roach in their food.  Not a little bitty thing a big freaking roach. After that no one ate their food.  If you have one roach you have thousands or roaches.  When we called them, they said well it was only a problem with one, we will bring you a new order... Yeah No, you will come and pick up all your food and refund us the money.  After arguing about that for a bit, they finally did just that.  Will never be eating their again!
__label__2 This is the only Savers that I have shopped in. Normally I go to smaller thrift shops and vintage shops. This is a large facility, with lots of clothes. I was not impressed by the pricing. There were some of the same exact items that I have found at Ross for cheaper. But I was happy to find a pair of brand new Michael Kors Platforms for only $9.99. I would probably go back, but I would want to have more time to search the racks.
__label__4 This place is awesome.  Nestled between a convenience store and an adult book store on Indian School and 31st Ave., you'll miss it if you don't know to look for it.  I was introduced to Angie's & Jimmie's by a co-worker, and I am so grateful!  This place is a dive, but the food is awesome, the waitstaff are friendly, and you get a ton of food for a tiny price!  I ordered the hot turkey and cheese sub.  I wish I had known to order the half sub, because the whole sub was ENORMOUS.  I was hard-pressed to finish half, and the other made for a very filling dinner later that night.  The fresh cut fries are wonderfully seasoned, and one serving is more than enough for two people to split.  My co-worker ordered the small order of wings (12) , expecting your run-of-the mill bite-sized wings, but what she got was a heaping plate of HUGE wings.  She was able to get through four of them.  As if that weren't enough, this place offers a monster-sized 28\" pizza!  The same co-worker and I are heading back there today, and I'm looking forward to enjoying some pizza.  And fries, of course!
__label__4 I wouldn't go so far as to call the place a dive but it is a definite hole in the wall...next to a Circle K on a not so decent stretch of Indian School. Once you get inside though, things change. \n\nEnough of a variety on the menu to satisfy everyone and the prices are very reasonable. I ordered the cold Italian combo as my friend wasn't sure if they still offered half sandwiches (and I didn't have the common sense to ask), and she had the chicken parm. The woman at the counter was busy as hell as it was the middle of lunch hour, juggling the counter orders as well as the incoming phone calls, but she was still very friendly as well as the other younger woman in all black (didn't hurt that she was cute. LOL). Less than $20 for 2 huge sandwiches and 2 \"gallon o' drank\" sodas.\n\nFor how busy it was there was plenty of seating (at your generic plastic patio furniture) and the food came out quick. Mind you I'm a big guy and this sandwich was as long as my forearm and as big around as my upper arm. The meat on my sandwich was of an ample quantity and quality, and the veggies were nice and fresh, particularly the tomatoes which were at a perfect ripeness, and pepperocinis (3 to a plate, a generous amount as they were quite large and juicy).  Like the other reviewer I could not finish my whole sandwich, the same lady that had taken our order and brought our food came at the most convenient time to offer to wrap it for me. It is now in my fridge awaiting a quick death later on.\n\nNow that I am working near here (less than a block away, natch) I'm glad my friend knew about it and showed me, as I wasn't looking forward to McDonald's every day at lunch and there isn't much else in the neighborhood.
__label__1 went to drive thru, Smh. Horrible customer service. The girl made a rude comment after I changed the size of my blizzard. So rude!!! If you don't like your job. LEAVEEEE!
__label__1 Best to stick to the apple pie.  The breakfast  especially the sausage is reflective of the prices. Cheap.
__label__0 If I could give this place no stars, I would. I was once very fond of this place. That was until they changed directors. \n\nThey aren't consistent with sending home daily reports with the children. I'm the kind of parent that likes to know how my kids did in daycare. I like to know the good and the bad. When they sent home reports, hey would say \"had a great day!\" Well, what made their day so great? Also, they would send home a good report, but when I talk with the teacher, they would tell me how bad my child was. I asked why it wasn't on the reports I received and they said they write the reports mid day. How backwards is that? There are some teachers there who really seemed to care, but there seems to be too many cooks in the kitchen. The management team would often refer to \"the owners\" but when I asked who the owners were they said they don't distribute that information. Huh?! If someone is going to be around my children, I want to know who they are! They do have a clean facility. They also have a lot of different daily activities for the children to play with. But they need better trained staff. All of their teachers are not certified. \n\nAlso, I had an issue with kids bullying my son. They didn't try to resolve it. I requested a meeting with he kids parents because most people know that one major factor in resolving bullying is with the help of all parents involved. Well, they out right ignored me. I won't be making a recommendation for this daycare to anyone.
__label__0 I have been to many Harbor Freight stores here in the \"valley\". Most, the staff have been very helpful and only 5 or 6 people in line at the most. Great deals on merchandise for those that are patient ; ) This location at 35th Ave and Bethany Home is the worst. On some Fridays at about 2pm, the management and day staff goes home early leaving the store short staffed with only 2 clerks. One has a bad attitude. The \"head cashier\" who looks like she's a local tweaker allowed a line to build up of literally 20 customers and refused to open a register herself. The only cashier that was open was helping a customer for about 15 minutes with check problems and was dialing away numbers to the Camarillo, CA office to get approval. It took her 15 minutes to reach someone in accounting while the 20 of us stood in a long line waiting. Some of us asked the head cashier to open up a register and ring us up. She refused and blamed the company for short staffing her. Bad attitude. Told us this is just the was it is on Fridays when the staff runs out from day shift. Finally at 3pm a manager walks in the store and asks whats going on. Some of us customers complained and this cashier finally hops on a register so she doesn't get reamed by the manager. I will not be back to this store location. I will stick with the Glendale and Tempe locations.
__label__3 The Great Wall was my first dim sum experience, making me what you might call a tableau rosa*.  Since I know nothing about dim sum, all I can do is share my overall general biased by my own narrow existence perception of the place.  So here it goes.  As usual, Mr. K has accurately described and captured the essence of this restaurant in his review, so there's that.  Read his review.  What I can add is this.  The food all tasted good to me.  The atmosphere was fun and lively.  The demo is certainly nothing like any place I've ever been to in Phoenix, so those who decry the lack of diversity in this town, perhaps you just need to expand your horizons to include Great Wall into your rotation. And I would go back.  I have to get on the HIGHWAY to drive here, so that is saying a lot.  For those of you who are directionally challenged, it's the first shopping plaza on the east side of 35th Avenue, just north of Camelback.    \n\n*It's been years and years and years since high school English.  For some reason I think this means \"blank slate.\"  If not strike \"tableau rosa\" and insert \"blank slate\" above.
__label__0 The worse service.
__label__2 Finally made it out to Great Wall for dim sum. I've been hearing so much about this place but I am hardly ever in this area so it was sitting in my \"to try\" list for quite some time. Walking in, I thought, this is gonna be legit. The place was packed to the rim with asian people waiting to get their dim sum on. The decor and vibe reminded me a lot of dim sum restaurants in LA's chinatown circa 1990's (ABC seafood to be exact). \n\nWe didn't have to wait long before we were seated. We tried their sui mai, shrimp rice noodle, deep fried shrimp and chives wrapped in bean curd, and honestly I forgot the rest because it was all nothing memorable and I usually have a great memory. The chives and shrimp bean curd roll was probably my favorite of the bunch but I'm a sucker for any dumpling, cake, roll with chives :) It was something I haven't seen at other dim sum restaurants before so I enjoyed that.\n\nIn summary, it was okay. It satisfied my dim sum craving but... would I come back? Probably not. I live in Chandler and I find my two go-to dim sum spots there (Phoenix Palace & China King) much tastier. && I only have to drive 5 minutes to get there. Actually, if I lived near Great Wall, I'd probably make the drive to Phoenix Palace. Yep.. I think it's that much better!
__label__2 Dim Sum review only***\n\nFood is a 4-star rating, but the location and the decor of the restaurant isn't as pleasant. Located in the corner of the a big strip mall, you can't believe how big the restaurant is from the outside, which has no windows, with a small glass door... There is always a line for dim sum during the peak hour, but definitely worth to wait, if you have an asian friend who knows what to order can tag along, that is even better!\n\nVery good dim sum and cheap price, just don't expect a fancy place. Have fun~
__label__0 Can I give 0 stars?  When I walked into the showroom,  the salesman approached me with an attitude that I was bothering him!  I asked for the best price OTD on the motorcycle I wanted and he gave me a price that was 10% ($700) higher than the price I was quoted with Western Honda.  I told the salesman that price is high and he said \"Go buy it from Western Honda\"  He did not bother to ask me if I was paying cash (which I was) or try to add incentives to encourage me to buy from him.  I have never dealt with a salesman like that in my life (and I am no spring chicken).   If they treat everyone this way, I wonder how they sell anything!  Don't waste your time, as far as salesmanship - total incompetence.  By the way, he lied to me about the price they had advertised online.  Dishonest and rude, if that is what you are looking for, by all means visit this shop.  The salesman was a total dufus and you can get a much better deal on a Honda with Western Honda.  I wish I had the salesman's name, but of course he did not bother to introduce himself.  He was an older gentleman in the first office on the left.
__label__0 Another disappointing experience.  Why can they make good al pastor tacos. Don't even use real corn tortillas. The only good thing was the horchata.
__label__1 This will be a 2-part review: 1 for the \"free consultation\" aspect, and another for the actual experience with staff/ professionals at Bethany Home Healthcare.  I'd give ONE STAR for misleading information on the website & verbally by staff.  I'd give THREE STARS for service.\n\"FREE CONSULTATION\": Thanks to another reviewer who mentioned an issue with the \"free consultation\", I made sure to ask this upon the initial phone conversation & was assured it was a \"free consultation\".  A receptionist called to confirm the appointment, and again assured me it was \"free\".  I had my husband call & he specifically asked if it was free for someone who was insured, \"due to something he had heard\".  The receptionist stated, \"yes, it is free regardless of an insured or uninsured individual\".  Upon arrival, we were asked to fill out detailed paperwork asking for insurance information.  When we questioned this, the receptionist was not rude, but stated that the consultation \"would be free for us, but Bethany Healthcare would bill our insurance because we're in fact insured\".  Since we were insured, they had to bill someone.  If we weren't insured, they would not have anyone to bill.  \n\n\"ACTUAL SERVICE\": We were here to inquire about midwife services for the birth of our 1st child.  We were not greeted when we arrived and the reception staff rarely looked up & out into the waiting room.  We arrived 20 minutes early (as requested to fill out paperwork) & still waited over 40 minutes after our scheduled appointment time.  We were taken to a small exam room to speak to a technician, and waited another 10-15 minutes for the Certified Nurse Midwife.  The CNM, Donna, was friendly & understanding: she explained their role, listened to our concerns/ desires, and answered as many questions as she could regarding our curiosity about giving birth at Phoenix Baptist with a Bethany midwife.  Unfortunately after waiting 1 hour for our initial consultation, Donna had to end our session after 35 minutes due to another appointment.          \n\nI'm confident that the 6 CNM's at BHH would provide quality midwife services, as they seem experienced and reviews show them to be caring & understanding of a woman's desires during pregnancy and childbirth.  But based on our experience, we did not choose to use the services of Bethany Home Healthcare.  \nMinor note: there was also a \"no eating or drinking\" sign in the waiting room, which we found odd for a facility that requires pregnant patients to wait for over 1 hour.
__label__2 Ok, so I typically never go the corporate restaurant route and here in Sunnyslope we have a couple of really awesome pizza places......so why did I eat here?\n\nWell, my grandmother (who lives in VA) is practically obsessed with Dominos Pizza.  She raves about it constantly and so I went here to get her a gift card for Christmas.\n\nWhen I was a kid, I hated Dominos, I thought it was awful.  I had heard they improved and I was already there so I figured why not.  I got a pepperoni pizza, thin crust.\n\nIt was decent.  Nothing to write home about, but it was decent.\n\nThe customer service here is great btw, so I definitely endorse it, if you're looking for corporate.
__label__1 I have been to other Urgent Cares, and no experience was quite like the one I experienced on Thursday.\nAfter getting home from a job interview, I promptly slipped on a stair and broke my foot. The bone was sticking out, not through the skin, but definitely poking out. Immediate thought - I should go to the hospital, but my copay is way too expensive for my student budget, so my roommate drove me over to Advanced Urgent Care.\nThe wait wasn't long, but I wasn't happy when the woman at the desk saw me limping in, and had me stand there and fill out paperwork for ten minutes. A nurse in a wheelchair came out and wheeled me in to get it over with.\nAfter sitting for awhile and answering the usual questions, I was wheeled in to a room to wait for an X-Ray. I took out my phone to call mum to let her know where I was, and the woman at the desk immediately began snapping at me that there were no cell phones allowed in the room. Okay then.\nThen, nurses began flocking in to gawk at my foot. I'm not a freaking animal in a zoo, do not come in and stare in awe at the size my foot has swollen to and make me feel more like an imbecile for breaking it. \nAfter being stared at, I was wheeled in for Xrays and then taken to a room to wait for the doctor.\nShe came in pretty quickly and immediately began poking my foot with the \"Does this hurt?!\" questions. Of course it hurts! Stop yanking on it repeatedly. After looking at Xrays and my foot, she informed she was unconfident in saying my foot was broken.\nDay later, a call back from the radiologist who wants to know if it's my hand or my foot, whether it's my left or my right, just left me feeling shocked and slightly concerned that they were unable to tell that in an Xray...\nGoing to the doctor the next day when she's open, it's broken in two places, which she pointed out clearly on the Xray I had picked up from Urgent Care.\nWhat. A. Joke. I would never come here again for a broken bone, but probably something they can't misdiagnose and send me home to suffer with.
__label__4 I have NEVER had such a great experience ordering flowers. This is truly customer service at its highest level. Tony did a fantastic job helping me to order flowers for my girlfriend and at such last minute as well. NOT only did he provide excellent service, he made a special run to the grocery store to purchase an add-on item I wanted to send her. \nWOW!! I am truly impressed with their great service and help.
__label__4 If you have a gianormous tree to be trimmed, these are the guys to do it.  Friendly, low cost, and did a fantastic job.  I had a large palo verde and eucalyptus tree (2 stories high) to trim and they have the right knowledge and tools to get the job done.  They even picked up some extra debris in my yard!  Thanks H&S!
__label__4 Who wouldn't love a restaurant with great prices, deep fuschia walls (yes!), friendly service, great food ... and lots of parking? (Hear that, Los Reyes de la Torta?)\n\nUpon reading Daren C's review, I decided to try this place for lunch and had the pleasure of having Daren join me too. I ordered the green chili burro lunch special. The burro was huge, had large chunks of tender beef, and was nicely seasoned. The rice that came with the meal was tasty, and the beans - wow, they're knock-your-socks-off good! We tried asking the server how they got their beans to taste so extraordinarily smoky-good, and all she could (or would) tell us was that they used a certain kind of Mexican seasoned oil. Hmm, culinary secrets are sometimes hard to pry out of people. A great, generous meal for $5.35, tax included. So happy to have this gem in my neck o' the woods!
__label__0 Lived here for 2 years. Everything was ok for the most part, until we were getting ready to move out. The water heater in the apartment above us broke, and was leaking water into our laundry room. It took them 3 weeks to getting around to fix it- by that time, the damage was so bad they had to pull out almost all the drywall, and the studs inside had molded. \nThen, we had the carpet cleaned (900 sq ft apartment), and were told it wasn't good enough, so we had the company we used come back and do it again. Management still wasn't satisfied, and we were told that they would have the carpets cleaned and it would come out of our deposit. We were also told we would be charged a small cleaning fee, which would also come out of our $300 deposit. We said fine, dropped off the keys, made sure they had BOTH sets of forwarding addresses, and left- this was august 28th, 2013. \n\nToday, Nov. 14, 2013, I got a call from a bill collector stating that Rancho viejo had turned over a bill for $94 in cleaning fees. NO ATTEMPT was ever made by rancho viejo to contact myself, my husband, or our roommate about this. RV had 3 phone numbers, 3 email addresses, and 2 physical addresses, but made no attempt to contact us about the problem. Worst apartment complex ever.\n\nBottom line: be very careful and document everything when you move out, or they will try to screw you over.
__label__1 You would think a pet grooming service that has been in business so long would make sure they hire great groomers.  I did not have a good experience at all.  My Bichon was cut so close to her skin and it was very uneven, also had three razor burns on her stomach.  I think I could have done a better job than they did.  Will not use again!!
__label__2 Ditto to everything Kelly said. I'm a graphic design graduate from this school. Except I had to take a screenwriting class. WTF? I guess that was the only way to knock out that last English credit, but what a pain. \n\nI wouldn't say it's a \"total rip-off\" like Shirleen. I had some very good classes and some very good teachers. I also got some good experience and it helped me fill my portfolio with realistic design projects like identity systems and annual reports.\n\nIf you've already got some skills and are just looking to hone them and get a degree, it's a decent place to go, especially if you can nab a scholarship. You'll get the fundamental design classes that involve painting little color studies with gouache and painstakingly hand-rendering typefaces with microscopically-nibbed pens, but they don't dwell on that stuff like a lot of the university design programs do. They quickly move you in to classes with projects that imitate things you'd have to do in the real world.\n\nIf you have no clue how to do anything even remotely creative and you're hoping this school will teach you how... if you have a problem accepting constructive criticism... if you want a standard college experience with sports teams and picking your own class schedule... don't bother, you'll just be one of the many first-year dropouts.
__label__0 My girlfriend and I where totally lied to by everyone we talked to. Finally someone from finacial aid pulled me into a side office away from the enrollment counselors and pointed out bachelor's degree would cost a minimum of 90k... I recieve the maxium amount of grants and loans, I still would have have to pay over $1000 out of pocket every month to cover tuition... Throughout the course of the meeting I consistantly asked why my finacial wouldn't cover the total cost of tuition when at other schools (that cost the same per credit hour) I would be getting a refund to help cover the cost of housing. Everytime I asked it no one would answer me... They just tried to push me to the point of signing papers and paying the application fee... I went home, got online and did my own research, the reason their tuition ends up being more per degree is because they make you take 60 more credit hours... FOR THE SAME DEGREE!!!! If i was going to 90k for an undergraduate degree I would attend an Ivy league school... F$%^ THAT SCHOOL... The best part is when the enrollment counselor could see that I wasn't going to sign or pay anything until I did my own research, she started getting super aggressive to the point if she wasn't a girl the meeting probably would have ended voilently... How can she even get mad at me? If they wouldn't have lied to me in the beginning I wouldn't have been there... The situation felt like I was being screwed by a used car salesman...
__label__2 I haven't been in a QT in years.  Mostly buying Chevron gas and when the desire arises buying stuff in their convenience stores.  They must be doing something right here as the place is packed every time I go by.  Going inside they definitely have a system for hot and cold snacks.  A whole row of coffee urns, another for hot dogs and such. Two cash registers, each working two lines.  They have taken getting people in and out seriously.  I'll probably stop in again for a snack just to get a better feel of what all is in there.
__label__2 Location: It is a bit ghetto but still centrally located.\n\nApartments: The normal 1 bedroom and multi-bedroom units are pretty standard however, the upgraded one bedroom is quite nice with a unique floor plan that I liked very much. The bedroom is tucked nicely away down a hallway from the main living area. The patio is accessible from both the bedroom and main living area. The kitchen is centrally located. The in unit washer and dryer are located right next to the spacious closet.\n\nI cannot comment on the other units but the one bedroom upgraded apartment is great.\n\nNeighbors: Neither great nor terrible in the nicer part of the apartments. It is my opinion that single people with good incomes are placed in one part of the apartments and people with children or bad incomes are placed in another but I cant say for sure it just seemed that way to me. So if you were in the nicer part the neighbors were ok. If you were in the not so nice part then the neighbors were a bit much.\n\nParking: One reserved spot but the not reserved spots are tiny and there are not enough. Have to buy your own clicker for the gate that encloses the community and it is usually in disrepair.\n\nAmenities: Pool, hot tub, free gym (Pool is in ok shape)\n\nManagement: This is where these apartments fail. The management is very friendly when you sign up but once you are in they treat you like just another apartment number. I was referred when I moved in and then they tried not to pay the referral. I fought with them for a couple weeks and they eventually paid it. My cousin lived here for years and was well aware when monthly rent was greatly reduced for new residents but they would not give him the same deal when his lease was up. \n\nAll in all it is ok because of the bad management, good single upgrade apartment layout, central location but bad neighborhood.
__label__2 Today is Administrative Assistant's Day, YAY, so our school's parent club took us all out to lunch here.  There were about 20 ladies all together and we arrived pretty much the second they opened.  They had a table all set up for us and ready to go.  We were immediately brought chips and salsa.\n\nThe chips were very plain, but I kept eating them.  Our bowls of chips were never empty.  We only had one girl taking care of our whole table, but after a couple rounds of refilled sodas she seemed to be getting the hang of it.  We kept her pretty busy but she handled it well.  The kitchen however, had a little difficulty and there was about a 15 minute difference between the time the first person was served and the last person.  Oh well, we all got our food and it was all correct.\n\nI ordered the cheese enchilada and chimichanga (a mini one) combination plate.  The beans that came with the dish were sprinkled with cheese and very tasty.  They were surprisingly smooth and buttery, I'm not really picky about the beans.  The enchilada was a big fat disappointment to me because there were onions inside.  I thought it would just have cheese, because everywhere else I have gone and gotten a cheese enchilada it was just plain inside.  The chimichanga was actually really good to my picky palate.  The shredded beef was flavorful and juicy.  It was also covered in cheese, and that is always a good thing in book.  I could also do without the shredded lettuce on my plate.  I'm not sure what purpose it served.\n\nOverall, it was a pretty decent experience.  The food was fine, the company was fun, and the service was pretty damn good considering our large numbers and needy ladies.
__label__1 ok. so i've been eating at the location on 7th ave my whole life.  decided to try the northern location.  hmm...upon entry, it looks like it used to be a chinese restaurant.  knowing los compadres isn't exactly upscale, the food is what i expected and i love their beans as i always have.  the salsa is different than the 7th ave location (at least it seemed to be) and i found that a little disappointing.\n\nthe service...was less than stupendous. \"are you ready?\"  \"do you know what you want?\"  oh and my favorite...\"do you want your check now or what?\".\nnot, would you like dessert, are you ready for your check, would you like a box or anything like that.  completely rude.\n\nso. i'll eat there again, but i'll get it to GO.
__label__1 Was in town for Wrestlemania 26 and was looking for somewhere to watch Michigan St. play in the NCAA tournament, boy did we choose the wrong place... Order took forever, sat down, they mixed the wife and mines burger temperatures up! Sooooo, we had to wait some more! I ended up filling up on fries and pickles! In there defense they knew they messed up and treated our party of 10 to free desserts, which were really, really good! Kids had fun, some kid kept winning stuffed animals out of the claw game and gave them to my boys!
__label__3 I love the burgers here, especially when I do a no carb diet! I love the juicy burgers and you can order whatever size you like! They also have a bison, which I love! The milkshakes are out of this world and the other desserts are yummy too. The service isn't always the greatest but its not that bad to make me not want to come back.
__label__1 Fuddruckers used to serve a decent buffalo burger.  Then one day they changed to lower quality meat.  Not sure when it happened, but I bit into a burger filled with that public school luncheon type meat.  Maybe they gave me the wrong patty, I dunno. My stomach hurt afterwards and I haven't been back to Fudd since then.
__label__3 The curious case of the disappearing review. I'm sure I've reviewed Fajita's before, but it seems to have vanished.\n\nFajita's has some spectacular lunch specials. I give them 5 full stars for their lunch, not so much for dinner (much more pricey), which some how I've determined equals out to 4 stars.\n\nSo, go there for lunch, munch on some tasty fajitas on the cheap. Being a vegetarian, I thoroughly enjoy the veggie fajitas for a mere $5. They make their own in house tortillas, which are unique and very good. They also include their tasty chips & salsa for every customer.\n\nAwesome lunch spot.
__label__0 Horrible service and food. Worst beef Enchilada I have ever had, even I know Mexican Rice doesn't have peas and corn in it, and margarita tasted like it was poured from a can. This is not considered real Mexican restaurant in my eyes. Was definitely a waste of money!!
__label__0 I would never recommend this \"school\" to anyone. The teachers are rude and unprofessional. They don't want their students to succeed. All of these teachers are the ones fired from other schools. This is no the nursing program, but I'm sure the whole school is like this. Go to a real school like asu, gcu, or the community college. This will be a waste of your time and money; two things I don't like to waste. The education is very poor. After graduating from ASU and paying a fraction of the cost it is a much better education.
__label__1 This hotel was busy during the weekend I visited, and at times the front desk was short staffed. Noise in the rooms from nearby I-17 was a problem. There are so many hotels in this area, I'll stay somewhere else in the future.
__label__3 I usually get the sirloin,  but the fish dishes aren't bad either.  Steak is always nicely cooked,  along with the delicious side dishes.  Desserts are delicious, save some room for them. The tally nice thing is that they are consistent!
__label__2 Steak was about average.  Pecan salad tasted chemically and not worth the dollar up charge.  Sweet potato was mushy.  I asked for just butter not the extra stuff.  She brought out butter and said, \"I put the cinnamon in thought you would like it.\"  So it was so so.
__label__1 Okay, it was a close Sushi place and I was in the mood for Sushi. So what the heck, the reviews were so-so and I thought I would give it a try. I debated for way to long on weather to just order rolls or do the AYCE method. I decided that I could just eat a couple of rolls and be happy so I ordered a couple of everyday rolls. A California Hand-roll, Philadelphia Roll and a Tootsie Roll. The Tootsie Roll was far sweeter than any Tootsie Roll I've had in the past, in fact too sweet, I think it set the stage for the rest. \n\nThe California Hand-roll was pretty good, it's pretty basic and easy enough, and it really didn't disappoint. The Philadelphia Roll is one of my favorites in general and it was okay. \n\nService was pretty slow, but everyone was very friendly and you could tell the regulars as they interacted with the staff quite a bit and really enjoyed themselves. The fact that they have regulars and are quite friendly is a testament to them. \n\nPersonally, I didn't come out of there thinking, man I have to go back it was that good. I would go back if I was eating with someone that wanted to eat there, but it won't be a place that I will necessarily recommend.
__label__1 I came here because I was craving Chinese and didn't feel like going to Panda Express. Wanted something quick and close, and I've eaten here one other time, so I gave it a shot.  \n\nThe food is okay, and the place try's to present itself like a Panda express.  They have crab Rangoon, and it's set up where you can get a variety of different things. The food is okay and the prices are good, but the last time I came here the service was awful.  The guy was filling to go orders while a line grew like 5 people long. I didn't mind, but he was sorta crabby when he waited on me and I had to tell him I wanted orange chicken like 3 times.\n\nThe food was okay, but nothing spectacular.  He also had a hard time making change when he rang up my order.  My bill was $6.77, so I gave him $10.02 so I could get $3.75 back. He was confused and tried to say something back to me.  The other lady working came and helped him figure out how to ring up my order.  I don't mean to suggest that he's stupid, but after his crappy demeanor, and now he can't figure out change, maybe waiting on people isn't the best idea for him.\n\nOverall it was okay. With all the light rail construction, I went here because it's literally across the street from my apartment, and I wanted something quick. If you want better Chinese, go to panda express.  The food isn't bad, it's just not great...and questionable service as well.
__label__1 The hotel has been \"Rode Hard & Put Away Wet\".  If your room faces Dunlap or I-17 (half the room) then be prepared for the Harley lullaby at 3 in the morning.\n\nThe bathroom could use a makeover, discolored tiles, missing grout, just poor upkeep. This is not the Motel 4 1/2 but it has the feel.\n\nThe meeting rooms where past their prime during the Bush era, Bush 1. \n\nCharging for the Internet is so low.  I have stayed in some cheap hotel chains that don't charge. \n\nThe parking garage is from the front and the elevators.  You have pull you bags up the stairs if you use the side entrance closes to the garage.\n\nIt is the great staff that it gets this hotel moved up to a two star.
__label__1 Disappointing...no heat in the room, pet stains on the carpet, sink backed up....and no one answered the phone when I tried to report these issues. On the other hand, as mentioned below, Steve the bartender continues to provide an exemplary level of service that used to be the norm at the Crescent.
__label__0 My boyfriend, his 13 year old brother & I were in Arizona for a baseball tournament. When we first arrived to the Sheraton we thought that it seemed to be a nice hotel. We were booked to stay here one night. After we checked in we went straight to the water-slide & hung out for a bit. When we were finally ready to go back up to the room we showered & got ready for bed. When my boyfriend and I lifted up the blankets to get tucked in, I jumped so far off the bed & he immediately wanted to know what was wrong... THERE WAS BLOOD that was obviously not ours on the white comforter. We called the front desk right away & my boyfriend spoke to a woman about the incident and she said they would send up housekeeping to change the sheets. My boyfriend then asked what else they could do for us because this is unacceptable. She told him that she would see what they could do and she'd call back in a few minutes. About 10 minutes later housekeeping knocked on the door and changed the sheets (she was just as horrified as we were) and then offered us some clean towels. So we didn't hesitate and took the clean towels. The next morning we woke up to shower and get ready for check out. When I got out of the shower I was going to use my towel from the night before until I remembered the housekeeper had brought us clean ones. So I grabbed a clean towel and unraveled it to dry off only to find... MORE DRIED BLOOD! I was furious. When we checked out I mentioned something to the gentleman at the front desk about the incident the night before (since they said they'd call back and never did) and his reaction was that he was already aware of everything. So then I mentioned what had happened with the \"clean towel\" also & his response was \"That is definitely not one of our standards.\" I have stayed at plenty of hotels throughout my life & I have never once experienced something so vile and received such poor customer service. Nothing was done to compensate us for the incidents.
__label__2 OK the toilet was hooked up to a hot water supply line! Flush before you sit and get a nice ass(face)ial!  OMG! Well that gives a whole new meaning to STEAMING pile of.............nevermind.\r\n\r\nFor under 100 bucks per night I got a nice room with a mini kitchen including full sized refrigerator and dishwasher. The bedroom had a work desk, free WiFi and a wide screen TV!\r\nThey were nice enough NOT to decorate in the 80's Southwest style instead going for a semi-Cape Cod look.\r\n\r\nThe pool, wide screen and mini kitchen were nice but the highlight  here is the free breakfast. They have a do it yourself Belgian waffle station! One more reason to get up an (MTN) hour early!\r\n\r\nI hate hotel the motel but this place was nice.\r\n\r\nThanks Tommy T. for letting me have two waffles for the road trip home ;)
__label__3 The best conference facilities I have been to in Phoenix.  Parking can get tight as another poster mentioned, but I think that is unavoidable.  The food is fantastic and they have snacks and drinks available during the day.  I don't like the tiny cups & water jugs to drink from.  I understand eliminating plastic bottles, but the cups they provide are too small.  Really a minor inconvenience though.
__label__3 During my mercado shopping day this week my husband was craving Mariscos ala Mexico and our pal Tom knew just the place. This little hole in the wall has all the right signs as you walk in the clientele is made up  of a wide slice of phoenix from  your  people on office lunch breaks , abuelas  with their famillias  and average types like myself.  We ordered seafood inspired Mexican food like shrimp enchiladas  , fish tacos (good but nothing to start a talk thread about )  and sopa de mariscos ..very tasty!   The chips were very fresh and the guacamole and salsas mucho yummo.     word of warning they put a jalepeno butter on just about every entree, for those that dont know oil  spreads the heat in peppers ..so your food is spicy!\nI will definitely be back again  to try the sopa again .
__label__2 It's like the cliche Mexican grill. Large tables.  Cheesy decor.  Beer promos everywhere.  At least at Las Glorias, the food actually tasted good.  \n\nThey bring you liquidy salsa and chips to start.  I had a burrito with rice and beans.  This place is a solid 3 stars, but since this is AZ Las Glorias Grill is 3.5 stars.  It really is hard to find decent Mex place there.
__label__1 I've been here a few times with my mom because she really likes it, but overall I wasn't impressed.  The food was tasty, but the service was atrocious.\n\nIt was busy the last time we went, but we stood around inside the door for probably 10 minutes before an employee even noticed us.  There were other parties waiting, too.  You just had to stand around and wait for someone to bother seating you in one of the open booths.\n\nEveryone was satisfied with their meal.  I've had the spinach tacos, which were very tasty, and I appreciate having a veggie option that wasn't a run-of-the-mill bean and cheese or chile relleno.  (I've had their chile relleno and wasn't impressed by it.)  But no one refilled our drinks the whole time or checked on us.  Not even once. \n\nMaybe this is better when you go at a less busy time, but the food isn't mindblowing enough to make it worth the lousy service on a Friday night.
__label__4 They tried to kill me, and I love them for it.  \n\nWhen a company posts a wing challenge usually covertly by  using terms fire, insanity,suicide or death wings I have to try it.Nearly every place using those terms in the valley are liars. If it's a chain restaurant Suicide wings =  a penguin's dangly bits. \n\nI am one of those idiots that frequents hot-sauce forums, sites and other places where my legal high can be obtained or discussed with those similarly afflicted so I took them up on the $15 challenge to eat 10 in 10 minutes, prize for 2 hours of speaking in tongues and humming a Johnny Cash tune?  Picture on wall and T-shirt plus not having to do it again:) The wings are caked in a habanero reduction that is more a  volume of heat eaten rather than insanely hot. Try it.It's awesome way to spend  20-30 minutes:D \n\nThankfully they have more affordable, livable, Zombie wings for those times you have enough T Shirts in your wardrobe but still need that kick. Their Hellzapoppin burger is rather good too.  Nice people,been in several times and orders have been quick, hot, correct and the food is a great value for money. 5/5  purely on heat  4/5  on food..5/5 value  So 4.7 stars rounded up:)
__label__0 The whole service was awful! We got seated and it took about 15 min to get our drinks ordered, then they had the dishwasher, chef, waiters and the manager all taking orders. When the food was delivered about 30 min later one of our orders was wrong and the other was burnt also the table next to us had the same issue. And in the end when we went to pay they didn't have change so they asked myself if I had change for a dollar and when I said no the poor waitress had to use her own tips to give out change to the customers! Never again will I go there
__label__0 I am so sad to say this is the worst customer service place ever. I went there a couple of times when they were on Dunlap and they were always cold and very unfriendly.\n\nI do not know why they were so cold.  They did not say hi to me and they said hello to my husband when he walked in way after me because he was parking the car,  I told my husband to stop there to see  what they had.  It was my idea.  I walked in smiling and made eye contact by nothing.  I wanted to spend money there. They greeted and welcomed my husband but not me?  I was dressed well.   The only difference was is my husband is not Hispanic.  The last three times I was there it happened each time. I walked out and will not  go there again.  Sad.
__label__3 I have been coming to this Goodwill since I moved over here into my house back in 2010. This place get's me everytime! Especially on 50% off Saturdays. I have bought more purses, household items, books, picture frames, etc than I probably should have, but the prices just can't be beat. Heck I even got two stools for a total of $14. If you happen to be in the area check this place out. On 50% off Saturdays, it get's really crazy, but you get some great stuff for EXTRA cheap!
__label__4 Went here because my feet were painful and I just could not find comfortable shoes. The staff was very knowledgable and helped me pick out some great shoes and an orthotic to help with my foot problem. In 2 weeks my feet feel great and I will never go any where else for my feet and shoe needs.
__label__3 Ok, here's the thing.....I grew up in Cleveland, Ohio eating Polish, German and Slovenian meat & sausage.  Best places back home to buy this kind of thing are on 185th Street, the ethnic \"hood.\"   Moving to Phoenix meant lots of sunshine, no snow and no sausage like I was used to.  The closest I could find to home was Stanley's on Bell Road.  They have a wonderful selection and the girls smile every time I go in and ask, \"Now how do you pronounce that?\"  My favorite is the rice sausage that's made with liver.  It is in a ring and bakes up great in the oven!  Short of making a trip back to Cleveland & 185th Street or the West Side Market, this is GOOD STUFF!   Do I shop there all the time?  Nope, but it's definitely the place to go to stock up for ethnic holiday types of meals, especially at Easter and Christmas time.  \n\nI stopped at Shreiner's last week on my way home from work and was a little dissappointed.  They were out of a lot of stuff, didn't even seem familiar with my favorites, but the young girl working there was very nice.  She told me they don't make the type of sausage I was looking for, but suggested I try some Brats.   Not exactly what I wanted, but I decided to try some. They were okay, but for the really good, authentic ethnic sausage I love, I'll keep going to Stanley's!
__label__4 Surprise this place doesn't have many reviews . Place stays busy.so on with my review . Well all I can say is there service is at perfection to me . I've heard and experience the horror storys that happens going to the wrong dry cleaners . Trust me that won't happen hear .
__label__0 I don't always take time to write a review but when I do, it' is usually: for an exceptionally good or  poor service. Unfortunately, this time it is the latter. Being from California, I came to Auto Air & Electric by referral from someone I got to know locally. This person has been in the auto field for a long time and recommended AA&E as people with knowledge, experience  and integrity. Raving reviews on Yelp provided further assurance that it would be the right place to have my Mazda 626's  problem fixed and without hesitation I went to the shop. Upon walking in, I stumbled into Mike at the desk. Mentioning the name of the referring party did not seem to make much of an impression and I proceeded describing my problem. The issue at hand was a non-working A/C system. Most places I had taken the car to for estimates kept looking in the wrong direction and were inclined to think that it was a faulty compressor. A friend who works on cars out of his garage was nice enough to do a great deal of preliminary testing and conclusively ruled it out. Everything was pointing to an electric system.  It must be noted that I came to the shop not exactly as a first time novice with an attitude \"The car has a problem, please fix it\".  I had some grasp of the issue, had done some \"homework\" and just needed to establish the missing link. I felt that with the information I provided AA&E and with their level of expertise it would be a slam dunk. Judging from Mike's lack of interest of  my preliminary findings, I understood he was  keen at tackling the problem from the bottom up. This approach may have its merits, but I felt, and my feeling was later affirmed, that many of the steps they intentionally or unintentionally took were unnecessary as they had duplicated steps taken by my friend. The repair was started with the basic inspection ($40) which I predicted would not be productive use of time, but Mike insisted it was the right way to do it. 30 min. later he peeked inside to get an approval for the next step up ($125) a more thorough examination. After nearly 5 hours in the shop and $290 lighter (a repair of a short circuited wire bundle, something I had known about, had to be made in the process) I was being told that possibly a relay ($75 special order item) was causing the issue. I was to leave the car in the shop as the part would arrive the next day. Extremely disappointed, to say the least, with the growing costs and no end in sight, I declined and left. Soon after I returned to California and was fortunate to have found a not so fancy shop in one of the industrial areas of LA. Armed with information I provided him, the Spanish speaking mechanic, despite poor command of English quickly got a grasp of the problem and in 45 min. cracked the puzzle. Cherry on the icing was the fact that he charged me only $50 for labor. No parts had to be ordered. None of the \"let's do preliminary diagnostic\" BS. He tinkered with the car and charged me for producing  an actual result rather than an hourly rate while just going through the motions. Based on my overall experience, I feel this rating  would be the most appropriate.
__label__4 Jimmy was personable and considerate of what I requested. Not only did I receive a great haircut and beard trim, I also received great conversation and a new connection. I definitely recommend Zev's if you wish to receive great treatment at a good price. It even comes with a wash and rinse. Oh, and the vibration shoulder massage at the end was quite the kicker! Loved the experience.
__label__4 I had the best customer service from Eric in the fan department today! Thank you for all your help Eric, you helped me more than you can imagine. I appreciate your customer service. Hopefully I'll see you again for more goodies! Your co workers were exceptionally helpful as well!!!
__label__3 I am a gringo from Detroit but like my carne asada.... I cannot speak or read Spanish but they are always more then willing to help me out. The meat is always good and the tortillas fresh. I have never seen bugs but hell I had on in my office today. It happens. \n\nThe shelves are packed but I never looked around.
__label__2 I remember when this place was on the corner of 19th Ave and Tbird.  Ive been coming here that long.  Seems like the last few times I have been in here it appears that the prices have gone up or is it just me?  Otherwise I enjoy coming here as the employees are always willing to help me find what I am looking for or check another location for me.
__label__1 Don't get me wrong with the two stars.  I still love Barro's...but this location left something for my tummy to desire...like actual pizza.  After walking down the long miles of Fry's Electronics, it was lunch time and I needed sustenance.\n\nWhat better place to get it than Barro's with their slice lunch special?  Unfortunately the only slices they had - at prime lunch hour - was pepperoni and a dried sad lone slice of veggie.  At prime lunch hour.  I was one of four patrons at that point and everyone wanted sausage.\n\nIf I wanted my yummy Barro's sausage pizza, I would've had to wait 15, maybe even 25 minutes.   At prime lunch hour.\n\nUnnnnggghhh...tummy hurting.\n\nNo thanks sucky Barro Thunderbird location.  Boo to you.  :(\n\nMaybe....and I mean MAYBE if I'm in the area I may try this one place again, but for now you did no service to my poor stomach.
__label__0 I HATE JACK IN THE CRACK...the only time I can eat here is if I've been drinking and everyone in the car is craving it. Not like I got a say I never drink and drive :) so when we all pull up my drunken ass orders something. \n\nTHIS PARTICULAR jack just is horrible!!!! The past 3 times!!! Drinks get mixed up...fries are missing...tomatos are there when they shouldn't...foods cold...forget my sauce for the eggrolls :( ya don't judge i tried the eggrolls and they were horrible and dry. And it's really hard to make eggrolls taste bad ,but jack in the box sure was able to do it.
__label__3 Great location to soak up some drink before you go home to pass out. \n\nThe staff can be nice or rude depending on you. (I prefer rude) \nThe food is good, nothing pretentious or assuming. You get what they give you and you eat it. \n\nI don't think I would bring Mom for Sunday Breakfast but for a quick bite, it hits the spot. Better then Denny's unless you want your Superbird or French Toast. \n\nThe waitress was even nice enough to call a cab for us.
__label__4 We were greeted at the door by a young lady letting me know it would be a 20 min wait for a booth.  The place is a bit small and looks like it may fit about 100?\n\nOnce inside Angel greeted us with our menus. \n\nFood came to us QUICK!! \n\nWe had:\n\nPeanut butter waffle - it's peanut butter chips melted on waffles. yum!!\nPlain waffle - butter n maple syrup soooo good!\nTexas eggs and bacon sandwich was delicious\nScrambled eggs - plain variety\nEggs over medium - PERFECTLY MADE!! \nGrits - kinda clumpy\nHashbrowns - processed, but none the less fine\nCoffee - great cup of cafe Java\n\nAngel is an awesome server, though the cashier mentioned she from another House... Just helping out here as most of their crew is in Vegas for a wedding.  They need to snatch Angel up! She was super busy but still kept up with checking in on us.   Everyone there is so friendly!\n\nI literally walked out with a smile from the great experience.  Talk about starting the morning off right! :)
__label__1 I chose this restaurant based on the ratings in Yelp... that proved to be a mistake.  I'm baffled as to why other raters gave this place such a thumbs up.\n\nIt is indeed small and plain-- to the point of being distressed.  The sidewalk leading up to the restaurant was spotted with the prehistoric remains of past masticated chewing gum.  The handle of the front door was sticky.  \n\nInside there was a very small and dingy dining room decorated in \"early depression\".  There was a small, short, serving area featuring about 10 to 12 entrees, none of which were appetizing.  I tried a little of everything on the line and I have nothing nice to say about any of it.  The chicken and fish were so breaded that I can't honestly say I ever encountered any meat inside for which the dish was named. When I pushed on one of the pieces of sesame chicken with a fork, a thick, oily fluid oozed out of the breading.  The few vegetables available were limp and over cooked.  The egg drop soup was tasteless and the meatballs may have been made of packing foam.\n\nTo be fair, I can't say that this was the worst Chinese buffet my wife and I have ever encountered... but it did make the bottom ten list.\n\nYes the employees are friendly and the prices are very reasonable... but then, I guess you get what you pay for; so if your budget is restricted and your expectations aren't very high this would be the place for you to fill the void in your gut.  If you are looking for flavor and a dining experience, I think you would have better luck in an inner city soup kitchen.
__label__3 I grew up eating here so i really like it and the atmosphere is cozy I really like it.
__label__4 I chose this restaurant based on fellow yelp reviewers. My friend missed Mexican food he used to eat in San Diego, so I looked around and trying to find the closest I can find to what he is used to in San Diego.\n\nI liked the decoration inside the restaurant and patio looked very inviting.  Waiter was friendly and took our order right away.  \n\nSalsa was very tasty.  We ended up eating two bowls of them with chips.  We ordered shrimp picante, seafood enchilada, fish tacos. All were good, cannot decided which was my favorite.  For desert, we had fried ice cream (free for a birthday boy), flan, and apple pie on hot skillet.  Everything was so tasty, price was reasonable, great atmosphere, good service.  I will definitely come back again when I want to eat good Mexican food.
__label__4 Incredible all the way around. I have worked in the industry for years and I have to say, Wallace provided some of the best service I've ever received. Very personable and friendly. He made my wife and I feel right at home. \n\nAnd the food. My goodness. I had the tampiqueno dinner, my wife had the #2 combo (beef and sour cream enchilada and shredded need taco). They were perfection. My steak was a beautiful medium rare, just like I had asked for, and the chips and salsa were ON POINT!! I would highly recommend this restaurant to any lover of Mexican cuisine. 5 stars all the way.
__label__0 My wife saw this restaurant on DDD and has been wanting to go for a long time.  My kids and I finally gave in.  The restaruant was clean.  There were two tables filled.  My youngest ordered chincken wings, which took 45 minutes.  Oh, by the way, we all had finished eating already.  I ordered the nachos grande, which had cold meat, cold cheese (not melted) and watery guacamole.  My other kids and wife all ordered beef chinmichangas, which my oldest asked if the meat was meat.  She my son asked if he would trade his chimi for my nachos, which I reluctantly did.  The chimi was vile.  I would rather have skipped that meal and gone right to bed.  Would never go again and hope the staff member at DDD who found this place gets reassigned to a desk job.
__label__4 I wasn't even hungry but ate a burrito, chips and salsa and a combo platter. That's how good the food was! \n\nMy cousin, who lives in Anthem, mentioned that Roberto's had been on Food Network. There was no line, luckily, and I was ready to wait for the food. \n\nI ate the carnitas platter and the carne asada burrito. Wow they're tasty. And I loved seeing all the beers on ice at the counter.
__label__3 Food is very good, the owners are very friendly.  I would have given them a 5-star however it typically takes 10-20 minutes to get your food (and this is simple mexican food), secondly they don't have free chips & salsa.  Their Texax Burrito and the Al Pastor plate are both very good.
__label__3 Recently renovated. Very effective and well-flowing floor plan. The section for well behaved children and brats is located on the complete other side of the building from the rest of the library. Genius!
__label__0 I came here one day looking for a new nail salon closer to home. This place was less than a mile away from my front door and I was really hoping it was a diamond in the rough! I walked in and the salon was empty and there were two ladies working there. Both ladies were very nice and super friendly! I picked out a color for my pedicure and took a seat (not many color options but I've seen worse). They started to ask me questions and make small talk about what my husband and I do for work and if we have kids etc. She also asked me if I wanted any upgrades like a sugar scrub or callous remover. Everytime I try out a new place and they ask me if I want to add a service I almost always do because I like to see what places have to offer.I agreed to get the callous remover and then she told me it would be an additional $10 which seemed like a lot to me but if she's charging double what most people do I assume her service is better in some way so I went along with it. She also asked me if I wanted a flower and I said no thank you because I honestly really think they're tacky and just prefer a regular pedicure. As I'm watching the news and not really paying attention she's painting away and all is good. She tells me shes finished, I look down and see a big yellow flower with glitter and a rhinestone on my big toe. She told me it was a gift and there was no charge.   At that point I just decided it wasn't worth the trouble of asking her to take them off so I paid and left. After all of that it came out to $35 with tip. Out of curiosity I called today to ask how much a pedicure is with a callous remover and to my surprise it was $20 for a pedicure and only $5 for the callous remover. Interesting... I can't help to think that I was charged extra based off of the questions she asked me. I also think that if someone says they don't want a certain service they should respect that. Thanks anyway!
__label__0 Well rude staff. Kitchen was dirty.  Waitress forgot my drink...twice and  the bun looked wrinkles and smashed, won't be back for sure.
__label__0 Just barely sat in,  at least 10 servers and was not helped out for a long time. Finally got my order in and  staff is not happy at all. Will most likely be the last time I come here.
__label__1 Eric said \" Best haircuts in North Phoenix \" but he forgot to include, \"if you like bruises and whiplash\". I came to this place once and never came back. \n\nThis place is fu**ing dark, creepy and downright scary. So i took a seat in the barbers chair and he went to work. This guy beat the living hell out of my head. I left there with scratches and bruises! I will admit, the fade was great ( Hence the additional star), but too bad my fu**ing head looked like i got into a fight with a wild Cheetah to enjoy it.
__label__3 Price is the same as going to Cost Cutters during the haircut sale day - so save the $ and go here. Its a well-appointed shop, nicely furnished and they offer all the traditional barber services. No appointments necessary. I'd go back. Conversation is non-existent, but that's okay by me!\n\nAlso - the sign on the window says they buy gold...ummm...okay.
__label__2 Recently I started going to this Costco when the Business Center stopped selling cigarettes for personal consumption and left this as the only Costco in the West valley that sells cigarettes.  I don't like the layout as well as Arrowhead and because it is out of the way for me I quite often end up going here during busy times instead of weekday evenings when things are a bit quieter.  I just stopped by the morning before Thanksgiving and the place looked like a Saturday afternoon 10 minutes after opening.  And the system for cigarettes places a burden on the rest of the customers who do not smoke by making the entire line wait for somebody to go get the cigarettes.  I'll still keep coming to this one when I need to but I will go to Arrowhead for restocking stuff in the pantry, like the Langers OJ which this location did not have when I looked for it.
__label__3 The only beef I have about Costco is this; PLEASE add a little fitting room!! I wanted to buy a swimsuit and all women know you have to try 20 on to find one that fits decent. When I asked if I could try it on in the restroom, I was told I had to BUY it first.. Does this make sense? So now I have a \"too small\" swimsuit that I need to drive all the way back to return..ugh..
__label__4 I love Sardella's!! they have great pizza and the winds are great!! they also have a killer monday special (half price pizza!)  this wings are so good they will make you wanna smack your momma!!
__label__1 Wings and pizza is good, but pricey. Their customer service is the worst if they made your meal wrong. Make it difficult to get it fixed especially if it was delivered they make you drive to their location to get your correct order. Also they send out mailers with the specials but when you call they say it is no longer available at that price, although I just got it in the mail that day.   So their food is good but not great for the prices, and I heard they just hiked their prices again. Was a customer for some time but with all the bad experiences will not be going back.
__label__2 Good place - it really helps I can walk here because, I probably would never come otherwise. Don't get me wrong - it's an interesting place - food is good - but, overall it's a dive you go to for a night cap. \n\nNot very family friendly. The new patio is over-crowded with smokers and you have to walk right by it to the front door...unless you know to use the back. It's not like they don't want families here - it's just not the best place for young ones (unless they are into looking at stuffed animal heads)\n\nI know my review doesn't sound too good however, I'd say give 'em a shot and try for yourself. I live pretty close and maybe go once a year - and ten years ago it was once or twice a month so....I think I just found better places to spend a buck.
__label__1 The food is good that's why we come here but we will be finding a new one to go to every time we come the staff is unprofessional messing around  yelling across the store to one another 2 different visits they were cursing one time they were complaining about another guest and they always have the same Spanish soap opera on the tv I thought this was a family friendly place
__label__0 absolutely dreadful. mac grill has been awful for awhile, but only went for daughters 13 birthday (her choice-her day)\n\nservice was rotten, i had some whole wheat fettucine dish that had no sauce and was god-awful. 2 vodka/soda drinks were a joke and if not for a birthday, would've created a scene. place was dead and there is a reason for that. after dinner, 8 min wait for a dessert with 3 tables occupied! really?\n\nnext time chef boyardee out of a can. this place is for suckers.
__label__2 Food: Edible. Not great. I got the Pasta Sampler and it seemed like it spent a little to long under a heat lamp. The prosciutto mac n cheese was the highlight. The rest not so great. My wife got the chicken parmesan. She thought it was alright.  Kind of expensive for what you get also.  \n\nAmbiance: Pretty cool. My daughter had a great time drawing on the \"tablecloth\". \n\nService: Excellent. Casey (KC?) was great. He was the only thing that saved this place from 2 stars. \n\nOverall it wasn't bad enough to not go back but not good enough to make the regular rotation.
__label__0 Service was terrible.  It started when I asked for a different table and the hostess said no. That should have been my clue.  The food was tasteless.  I have ordered the shrimp portofino several times previous.  I always thought it was good.  But tonight it was awful. I'll never come here again.
__label__0 Terrible service!!!!  Food was ok, but don't think we will be back.  They left a empty dirty salad bowl on our table for more than half an hour, gross!  Many servers and managers walked by with no notice of dirty dishes on tables,  we had to box up our own food,  and at no time did anyone offer me a second glass of wine!  Fail!!!  They also sat two well dressed adults in the kiddie section, really?!?!  It was not busy, early in the evening, and a full staff.  There is no excuse for such terrible service!  I wish I had  read the other reviews before we ate here.   After all these bad reviews you would think their corporate would get a clue or they just don't care either!   Lazy and apathetic is no way to go through life.
__label__2 The bread is pretty good. The Italian bake was too watery for my taste. The meat balls were decent and the sausage was ok. A fairly inexpensive meal and you get what you pay for. The crayons and paper tablecloth are a nice touch, nothing better than a paper cut at dinner.
__label__1 Meh .. staff is very short assy but overall clean.. what do you expect it's Mc Donalds not Deluxe Burger at the Biltmore... place is dated I rarely eat here kids had gift cards from Christmas....management needs to look closely at this location
__label__0 Holy cow, worst customer service ever. We ordered two premium wraps through the drive through. Took about 20 mins and we were the only people there. We could here the employees screaming at each other whole making our order. Won't come here again!
__label__2 We have a problem every time we go to Claim Jumper. I'm ready to give up. Last night I got the Grilled Chicken Pasta. They forgot to put the sauce on. It was supposed to have garlic olive oil on it. I told the server and he said he would bring it on the side. What he brought was not garlic olive oil, it was water based with lots of seasoning. So I went ahead and used it and it was not good. Only ate half the dish. We ordered the brownie for dessert. It is NOT a brownie, it's a piece of cake. I don't know if they ran out of brownies, or that's their brownie. But we were very disappointed with that. We ordered extra ice cream to go with it. That came separately just as we finished the dessert - thanks. On previous  visits to this location we've had to return dishes because they're barely warm, etc. Something every time. The only reason we come here is because we get gift cards...
__label__2 Portions are huge! There is no way anyone should eat a full meal here. I'd say as far as quality they are average. Great happy hour prices.
__label__0 Food - WAY OVER PRICED and not as good as you would expect with the prices. We ordered an appetizer sampler. The brought us potato skins that were still frozen in the middle, we asked for them to take them back and they did and when they brought them back they were burnt. My friend ordered a steak and asked that it be done Medium Well and when it came it was so rare it was practically mooing. \n\nDrinks - Decent but nothing to rave about. \n\nService - Poor. Our wait staff was over whelmed by their section and was running around like a chicken with his head cut off. I understand that environments like that can cause this but I have seen worse and he should have been able to handle it. The management that came and talked to us was rude and a bit snarky. We were spending over $130 in the establishment and he acted as though we were an inconvenience since we were not happy with the appetizer or one of the drinks we had ordered. When my friend explained that her steak was not cooked enough he did offer to take it back and have it recooked but by that time that had taken place she had lost her appetite.\n\nAtmosphere - Best part of the experience.\n\nAfter being spoken to the way the manager spoke to us I can safely say I will NEVER return to this Claim Jumper. For the amount of money we spent that night I would have at least expected some common courtesy.
__label__3 I normally hold off on writing reviews for chain places but I met up with some girlfriends for lunch on a Sunday that wanted to hear about my trip and they said let's do lunch at Claim Jumpers, so off I went.\n\nWe were seated right away by the manager, who was very friendly & nice and our server for the meal was Vanessa, and let me tell you Vanessa loves her job she was superb job, she is what inspired me to write this review. From the start of the meal to the end of the meal she was present thoughtful and helpful even offered us some tea to go when we left. \n\nI was in the mood for a salad so I went with bbq chicken salad it was perfectly prepared but it visually it looked amazing, the greens, the red of the tomato so vivid in color, and the best part it tasted great too!\n\nI can honestly say that I haven't been to a Claim Jumpers in a few years and I am happy that I did that Sunday afternoon! Great company, great food, excellent service.
__label__0 Food prepared wrong. Charged for things that we supposed to be complimentary as per our waitress, including entrees and deserts. Not going back to this place!! Manager said she would fix things but didn't.
__label__4 Chris handled my car at Phoenix Body Works and they did a great job.  I needed a front quarter panel and headlight replaced due to an accident and when I got it back it looked brand new; even better than when I dropped it off.  The paint color matched perfectly.  Chris and everyone else in the office was very friendly and answered all of my questions.\n\nIn addition to the great body work the car had been vaccuumed out for me when I got it back.  What a nice surprise!  They also provided me with a small bottle of touch-up paint in case I got any more paint chips in the future.
__label__4 Excellent job!  Originally went to take a friend and was so impressed with that work that I had them do mine.  Will go back and refer friends.  Chris is friendly, professional and thorough. Car looks great!!!!
__label__3 I have been eating here regularly for lunch. Their Chicken \"Country House Salad\" lunch combo is a very good deal.\n\n$5.99 for a decent sized salad with grilled chicken and mixed greens and a baked potato or soup.\n\nSince it is summer here, I do not like to eat heavy/hot food as I work in the heat most days so this combo is very appealing.
__label__4 So far this had been the best CB I have been to. The wait is shorter than the one on bell and 101. I love the cheesy hashbrown casserole and it is highly recommended. It is always pretty loud in CB, but is still enjoyable. I love to go Sundays after or before church.
__label__2 I found this restaurant to be very clean, and the service was great!  We had a very helpful waitress who helped us first-timers to find things that we would be happy with.  \n\nThe service was great - all around.  Quickly seated, quickly had drink order taken.  Had appetizers, the Chicken Lettuce Wraps, and they were better than PF Changs, and the serving size was generous!\n\nNice that they had a full bar of course.  : )\n\nThe best part was the quality of the dishes though.  Very tasty meals, and I enjoyed the orange chicken.\n\nThe only thing keep this from a five star review for me was the fact that it had a fishy smell in the place to remind me that they serve Sushi.  I am not saying it was bad, but just a little too much for me.  \n\nNonetheless, the service and the food quality both mean I will certainly be back again!  Enjoy!
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__label__0 Rudest people I have ever encountered.  Husband and wife owned business and when I called for service the wife was unbelievably and unnecessarily rude and demanding.  Don't waste your time calling.
__label__0 DONT GO HERE! The service was TERRIBLE and they were super unfriendly.... I tried telling them they needed to fix my pinky nail cause it looked so jacked up and they insisted it looked great.... Worst experience ever! On top of that my nails were full of bubbles and didn't even last a week before they started to peel up!!
__label__0 This was my first time getting my nails done. I was already nervous when I walked into the salon, I didn't know what I was doing. I asked for a full set with nail polish. \nApparently, this meant a full set with just the tips painted. When I asked for the whole nail painted, the man said no. I was upset but I didn't complain. I had called just before I came in to let them know what I wanted and to ask of they accepted Discover. When I produced my Discover debit card to pay, they said they didn't accept it. What? I had JUST asked not 30 minutes ago. So, I paid with different card and gave a $5 tip in cash. By the end of it, my nails look uneven and are not what I even wanted. I am never going back. The place seemed old and dirty and full of gaudy decorations. I will be never ever go back to this business. It's inexpensive but, the customer service is nonexistent and the hygiene is lousy.
__label__0 We placed an order at 735 and asked if they delivered to our address. They said yes, for $3. They also said it would be 40 minutes. An hour later...we called to find out where our food was! The guy who answered said \"oh I was just getting ready to call you...I can't deliver to you. Its too far.\" Um, OK! Way to run a bad business buddy and keep your word! The ratings here aren't even that good but we thought we'd try it since they supposedly delivered to deer valley road. BTW, if you are in our area, Pronto Pizza does deliver, FOR FREE, and their ratings are better than this dump. Thanks for nothing, pink lotus!!!
__label__2 Gotta have some love for the dive bars!  This really fits the mould.  Great burgers and all the beer you want as long as its a domestic :)
__label__3 Great place for breakfast and to watch the airplanes land and take off - service has been mixed depending on day of week.  Obviously Sat & Sun am are very busy.
__label__0 I've gone here twice simply to put gas. The lady behind the counter needs training, a hearing aid, and a customer 101 class.\n\nI just needed gas. The first time I go there, the card doesnt work at the pump. I guess you always have to prepay your gas here??? So I go in and she rudely tells me \"how\" to use the credit card machine at the pump. MM hm. ok lady. Then I give her my card WITH my ID and it takes her two minutes to find my NAME on my ID. Really????\n\nSo, I give her a dollar amount to run and finally, we're on our way.\n\nWe drove all over the place so the next morning I needed another fill up.\n\nAgain, the card thing doesnt work. I go back in to prepay my gas. I go back out to pump and NOTHING. It's not working. I'm like what the crap?!\n\nAfter freezing my butt off in the cold trying to get it to work I finally go back in and tell her its not working.\n\nShe goes, didn't you say pump 3? I said NO, I SAID $30 ON 1. I'm the ONLY car out there!! She presses the issue and says again, I couldve sworn you said three. I yell back, NO. I SAID ONE! I grab my receipts (after she tells me to keep all my receipts, which flags me that she's probably done this MANY times) and run out the door fuming. What an idiot!
__label__1 Not exactly what I would call a great place to eat. If you want to take your teenager out for a shake or ice cream you may enjoy it :)
__label__3 very frequent guest of this location and have never left upset of the food or service.  all the staff is friendly from the busboys on up to management.  their food is good and reasonable and large servings.  I have eaten here for all meals the only thing I would not reorder is the Cadillac meatloaf, everything else has been superb!
__label__0 I have 3 friends graduating March 2015. i only hear them say \"my instructor said...\"  They lack knowledge of newer technology--i have to prove there lack of knowledge by actually showing them a bike.   They are taking instructors opinion as gospel. I'm hoping that MMI is getting factory training/information and teaching accurate information. Instructors could stop educating students on how motorcycle manufacturers produce crappy products. If only the manufactures knew what MMI is saying about their bikes. You'd think that MMI would have made the best motorcycle in the world with their big headed instructors and new graduates.  MMI should teach professionalism and customer service skills since customers will be putting food on their table.  Thanks but no thanks, i won't let these guys touch my customers bike--too much at stake. I'll let them dispose of waste materials and sweep the floor.  I agree with Ken S, $20K down the drain. Maybe cheaper by attending lawn mower repair course, then be mentored for motorcycle repair.
__label__4 I have been going here for many years, and every time I go it's a great personable experience. When you go to most salons there is always one person (nail tech) you prefer, but at this salon they're all amazing.
__label__0 HORRIFIC. Do you people have taste buds? Four stars, you lunatics?! 1: crack head paradise outside of the \"restaurant\". 2. filthy inside with the yummalicous smell of old grease and grime. (why I proceeded to order I have no frickin clue). 3. pretty stupid expensive. $10 for a small plate for one 4. the food. YUCK. Got home, tried one bite of everything and threw it all away immediately to avoid eminent poisoning. Sesame chicken: unable to be chewed, tougher than deep fried leather with about the same taste. Beef with broccoli. The beef was creamy white. End of story on that one. Crab puffs: the middle was decent but the outside was so overcooked it was hard to get to. Egg roll: my sister bit down and spit it directly on the table. She's dramatic but not that dramatic. Lo mein: tasted exactly like old stinky cabbage. \n\nThe sign near the register read \"no refunds\" so I didn't bother calling. The sweaty guy working the register and the grill probably wouldn't have cared anyway.
__label__0 Not the best by far. I am going to stick to my location over at Camelback .
__label__3 So the first thing that might run through your mind when you stumble across this place might be, \"how good can an italian restaurant be that shares a parking lot with a BAP Imports Auto Parts?\" But don't let this strange little strip mall make you drive on by.\n\nI first discovered Anzios when I was working in a corporate center near metro and was desperate for different lunch choices. My delight in discovering this little place was offset by the quick 5lbs that I put on after realizing my dream of eating lunch there 3 times a week.\n\nThe prices are great, the staff is friendly, the food is fabulous, the portions are decent, and the atmosphere is relaxed. This isn't one of those pretentious places that you go to be seen, but if you want really good food, you have found the right place.\n\nLet me start by saying they have THE BEST garlic bread that I have had outside of little Italy in NYC. I'm not a huge fan of their Chicken Parm, but everything else is spot on. My favorite is their meal is their spaghetti dinner with tomato sauce and sauteed mushrooms. All dinners come with either homemade soup or a great salad and the bread that I mentioned above.\n\nIf you want to watch the game sit in the room with the bar and you will be able to root on your team while munching down on some of the best pizza and wings in town.\n\nAnd if you want pure comfort food, order the Don Steak sandwhich. It's been a while since I've been to Philly, but this is an incredible version of the cities famous sandwhich (make sure to ask for sides of alfredo and red sauce) that is sure to please.\n\nThe desert menu is limited, but if you have any room after stuffing yourself with an entree, might I suggest one of there hot fudge sudaes. It is served on a hot brownie, topped with all the great googly moogly stuff and is big enough to share with three friends!\n\nI love these little non-chain joints and anytime two people can have dinner, wine, and desert for around $40, it's a keeper.
__label__0 Burnt garlic toast. Oh there's supposed to be garlic on that? Decent wings but half of the 1 pound plate was comprised of batter \"nuggets\". And the pie. Uncooked soggy dough crust. Extra napkins provided to soak up the grease on this half baked abomination. Service was abysmal too. Do you think that when 3 of 5 have left the place we might want the check and aren't going to stick around for dessert? Sorry I just cannot recommend this place to anyone.
__label__1 Food was good. Waitress \"Maggie\" has no common sense. Spoke with owner and got things cleared up. Still won't go back again.
__label__4 Arron Kyle and the team at this Guitar Center location went above and beyond to help a local band out who barely made it to the store before the store was closed.  Thanks for the capo and saving the day Arron!
__label__0 Are you kidding me?!?!?!?\n$610 after takes for 4 tires priced at $105/each! $180 in installation and taxes???? And to top it off the whole buy 3 get the 4th free is a lie, its free after a 6-8 week rebate!!!! and not in cash but by VISA card only!\n\nGo to Fletchers, 4 tires (BFG's) for $450 OTD, with 4 free oil changes....could it have been any better?
__label__0 I dont even know why anyone likes this place. All their meats taste exactly the same, like nasty rubber salami.\n\nAnd there was a fly in my soup.\n\nEven their commercials fucking suck. Did they really think Spongemonkeys singing the most annoying song in the world would make people want to buy sandwiches...?\n\nI'm all set with Quiznos. Thanks, but no thanks.
__label__4 A leg of the Quiznos franchises decided to go their own way and become \"Dad's Deli\". This store is not one of them, it's still a Quiznos. I admit I'm a Quiznos fanboy, but this one is one of the better stores and it's hidden back in the corner of this shopping center.\n\nThe food here is good and the staff is friendly and fast.
__label__0 Drive thru chick named Kylie wouldn't take my order because I wanted two separate orders at 1 am. Both very small and simple, with one car in the drive thru other than myself. What a joke.
__label__2 Have passed by this place for years but was finally taken by a friend who claimed this as her favourite. Dingy with a CASH ONLY! sign seems kind of dodgy but it's kept up to standards and passes all the food inspections, so don't let the oldness of it scare you away. I ordered a quesadilla, 1/2 pint of rice, and three rolled tacos and all were fresh, hot, and delicious. The quesadilla was also bigger than your average tortilla so that's a bonus. Everything totaled to around $6 which is a bit more than your average Taco Bell but a lot better tasting - you get what you pay for!
__label__1 I started dining here with my mom in early 2012. The last 3 visits we had over the summer were horrible. My mom's food was ice cold while mine arrived at the right temperature. When she asked the waitress for a new plate, she was given an attitude, like she was lying about how hot her food was. It took awhile for her to get her plate back and since I have good manners and went there to eat WITH my mom, I waited to eat my food until she had hers. The next two times service was very very slow, and there weren't that many people in the restaurant. It took over twenty minutes just to order drinks! While the food is okay, typical diner food, I will not be returning to this establishment due to it's serious lack of customer service.
__label__1 Never ever going back. The place stinks like cigarettes and the service is terrible. The food is mediocre, ihop may be better. Definitely wouldn't suggest to a friend.
__label__4 Chris knows his stuff, is friendly, comes to you, and offers great prices. Oh and he obviously has a great first name.\n\nThe Bike Doctor came within 24 hours of our call. He got my ~30 year old Huffy and my wife's ~25 year old bike up and running. The had been sitting in a hot, Phoenix garage through 10 summers with no use, and no maintenance. They were purchased at a garage sale before that in Michigan before coming here.\n\nAnd now they run great. Chris replaced our seats with something far more comfortable and told us about the bikes. And all told the price was lower than bike shops that we would've had to travel to.\n\nHe accepts Paypal, cash and check. If you need to use plastic, have a paypal account ready. If you need a tuneup, seriously. Call this guy!
__label__1 I will start this review with saying that The Garcia on 35th Avenue is the only one you should go to.... this location was a huge disappointment...the only reason I give it a 2 star is because the service was good...our server was really nice, we had the tortilla soup, salad, and a grande burrito, I think... Let me start with the burrito...aside of onions and the dried chicken and beef inside, there was nothing to this... I think I make 100% better mexican food than this people, and I'm from Panama--LOL... now the soup, yak... horrible and the salad, had a big peace of lettuce that looked like fungus was growing on it... my little one gagged... I almost complained, but what's the point, we are never going there again... better off going to and Humberto, Roberto, Filiberto...whatever you called those places... believe me you will never be this disappointed.
__label__0 Used a coupon from living social went to Garcias first the margarita was horrible then came the appetizer fried mini chimis they were ok at best finally here comes dinner the plate was so hot couldn't touch it food was cold inside and out and tasted horrible last dessert looked ok ice cream was froze solid had to wait 20min to eat it. All and all i will never return to this restaurant will be surprised if its still open in 6 months .
__label__3 This place is H U G E!!!  Aisles and aisles of possible treasure.  Every turn you make is a surprise.  Overall I found the prices on the stuff I was looking for to be very reasonable.  The staff was very friendly and knowledgeable too.  Since their inventory changes constantly, if you don't find your diamond in the rough today, come back tomorrow!  I for for one can't wait to get back!
__label__0 Often, amenable accommodations can be soured by an incompetent staff that ruins one's stay, or potential stay. Some might say that one should not give so much weight to service, and instead ignore it and enjoy the space created by architect humans at some recent point of our species' history for the sole purpose of potential enjoyment by other humans. \n\nI think that the staff at Crowne Plaza Hotel - Phoenix should be maligned. Not merely maligned; but, summarily fired. All of those humans: fired. \n\nStaff is rude. And incompetent. And -- worst of all -- disrespectful. \n\nFire them! Fire them all.
__label__4 These guys are great! I bought a brand new hot tub from Atera. The number one pump would not work.\nThe troubleshoot guide online said it was the wiring switch (also called the centrifugal switch.) Atera said it was my fault and the warranty was void because the GFCI was in main breaker and not the sub panel. (ridiculous) they charged me $300 and did not fix the problem. I took the pump to Perry's and they fixed it with a new switch. NO CHARGE!\nI am taking my 12 year old pool pump to them today for an overhaul. Leslies and Shasta wanted $1200 for a new pump. I am certain Perry's will  beat that.
__label__2 The food is gonna be what the food is gonna be, you know that.\nSo I judge a FFchain on a few things.\nIs it clean.\nAre they friendly.\nDo they fahqew in the drive thru?\n\nThis Taco Hell scores consistently mediocre on all counts, except that they are quite friendly.\n\nIt is refreshing to pull into the drive thru, and even if there were a line of cars ahead of you, to hear the mechanical voice in the box say, \n\"Hi, How are you?\"\n...and then pause for an answer!\n\nThey do it all the time, so must be made to say it, but it always seems sincere.  It catches you off guard at first, but now I have grown to really dig the tone it conveys.  I don't think that the couple of seconds it may delay the order is a big deal at all, compared to the warm fuzzy feelings I get when I respond, \n\"I'm fine. How are you?\"...and get a genuine response back.\n\nI'm not here that often, but more since they demolished the Del Taco across the street to build a CVS freestanding location (good call, since the strip mall CVS in that shopping ctr is gross).\n\nI have noticed that there are several employees that seem to have stuck around and worked here for well over a year, maybe two -- good sign when you're judging a FFchain, since turnover = non-caring employees.\n\nSo in summary:\nIt's clean enough.\nThey're quite friendly.\nThey haven't yet fahq'd me in the drive thru.\n\nEdited:\n\nMeh for food.\nYay! I'm a fan for friendliness.\n\nAccording to my personal rating system that's much too complicated to show here, this equates to an A-OK overall.
__label__3 Love their shakes! :)
__label__1 You most likely will not agree with us on this one but that's OK and I say that because of the Yelp Rating and the crowd I saw while dining here my Yelp is being based on two lunches .\n\nAs soon as we were seated we received a bowl of chip crumbs that were dripping with oil and a small dish of what I think was sweet and sour sauce the color was  red .\n\nNext came our cup of soup and we both picked Egg Drop the soup was actually very good and fresh and  that made me think our meals would be great !\n\nSoon our meals came and they were VERY LARGE and also came with egg rolls and fried wantons both were fried to a cigar color I didn't eat them and steamed white rice (the rice was good) But my meal called Amazing Chicken had this sauce on it that tasted like sweet and sour sauce mixed with wing sauce and I tried to eat it but after a few pieces I lost my appetite and it is a shame because the vegetables were fresh and nice , the chicken was tender juicy not spongy it was cooked nice but that sauce killed the dish for me .\n\nMy husband didn't care for the sauce that came on his lotus dish but I think he didn't care for the fried rice even more because he thought it was rice with basically just soy sauce . \n\nNobody checked on us .\n\nWhen the busboy noticed our pushed away plates he didn't even ask if I wanted to take it with me...guess he knew I didn't
__label__4 My wife and I had a carryout order of orange beef and general's chicken with white rice. All were good and fresh. The chicken was thick and juicy, not thin and tough slathered with sauce to cover the poor quality of the meat. The sauces were very good. Polite service over the phone and in person.
__label__3 Bullshooters is a great place to go to have a little fun.  During the day, there are hard core billiards players that flock there with their specialized equipment, but at night, most people are there to have fun.  There are tons of pool tables, electronic dart boards, and ping pong tables.  the beer selection leaves a lot to be desired, but the crowd is more Bud Light than craft most of the time.
__label__3 Kung Paola's good... Trying General Tsao today
__label__4 After deciding I liked a particular stool in the copenhagen store, I was trying to make my way back to make a final decision. I ended up finding out about this place while searching yelp for the copenhagen store operation hours and noticed a clearance center. I'm so glad I did!\n\nI wouldn't exactly say that you can get a matching set of just about anything, they have an eclectic selection of mix and match clearance items. I was specifically looking for bar stools at the time, and was able to find some that originally cost upwards of $300+ retail cost, and ended up grabbing them up for just over $100 a piece. The stools I found here were better than the one I was going back to the store to check out!\n\nIt was great, I was able to stay in my $300 budget and come home with great looking and quality chairs as opposed to \"meehhh, whatever\" I could get from the local swap meet or craigslist.\n\nIm so happy I found you Copenhagen Imports Clearance Center, I will definitely be back if I ever need more furniture!
__label__0 Worst staff ever. The ladies at the front desk are horrible. i liked the doctor I had but the staff is the worst
__label__1 To be completely honest I hate this Home Depot . It is in a horrible part of town and the \"workers\" ill call them are EVERYWHERE. I pull into Home Depot around 530 am and about 15 ft into the lot I have \"workers\" practically throwing themselves at my van trying to wave me down . \n\nAlso other pet pieves is that since there are so many out here (20-30) no joke every day, They have people strolling around on bikes selling you tamales, ice cream, and those chips and salsa. And my biggest laugh was during lunch one day i was working at the Carls Jr and there were about 10 of them playing soccer in thw parking lot!!! WOW \n\nNow I have no problem with them trying to get work and make a living but when you bring 50+ people to a business Lot and it turns the lot into your own private soccer field and stadium with vendors that just drives me nuts.
__label__0 Westrige mall was better than this mall even when most of the stores were about to shut down. When I visited this mall recently most the stores looked cluttered and unkept.
__label__3 Lam's Seafood Market is a rare Asian gem in the Westside.. sort of like me ;-) haha just kidding. \n\nI love this place! Great prices, fresh seafood :-)\nThey also have a wide assortment of Filipino products which is a MUST for my kitchen. \n\nThe parking lot is a lil shady and could use some covering for the potholes.
__label__0 Zero stars,  if I  could give it. This place SUCKS. The waitress shows up to take your order, drop off your food and give you a check. Doesn't stop by to see if you need anything. Place is filthy. Food is terrible. Service horrible.  Will never  return to a Long Wongs restaurant.
__label__0 Absolute worst dining experience of my life. When we walked in there was only one clean table, not empty mind you, just clean. The wait for our food was astronomical. When food finally came out it was cold and the sandwiches were wrong! Who puts mayo on pastrami anyhow?? Wait staff was to busy talking on their phones to pay attention to customers. As I sit here writing this I am STILL waiting on the check and we have been done eating for a good 20 minutes. Save yourself the hassle! Don't go!
__label__1 Nondescriptly scuzzy. I don't know if it's just worn down, overused, or just kinda dirty. \nIt always feels crowded. The most annoying thing ever is that the dumbbells are NEVER put away. Some of that is the customer base, sure,but when you see a guy packing 200+ lbs of dumbbells around a bench to do some bro-science exercise (yes, this happened regularly) say something to him about it! Make him put his weights away! \nI haven't been in awhile because of these reasons. The sauna didn't work for the two and a half weeks I tried to use this gym. Bummer.
__label__3 Popo's is one of the old fashioned kind of Mexican restaurant that I rarely go to anymore. Mostly cuz they are often so generic and blah. \nYet there is something  warm and homey and satisfying about this spot, like  some body's grandmother looked around the grocery store and decided to add things like add cream cheese to her traditional cooking. And it works for me. \nThe other day, after a long hot hike in the desert,  we ended up here to completely stuporize ourselves. I was pleased to see the happy servers and multigenerational groups getting some shade and 99 cent margaritas on a Sunday afternoon.\nI looked around at what the other diners were having and decided on the chimichanga, enchilada style. I really liked the enchilada sauce and the red chili filling which was actually spicy with melt in your mouth cubes of beef. Seriously like my mom used to make. I skipped the rice and beans because this deep fried baby was more than filling on its own. Especially as we had started with a small bowl of the chile con Queso dip that was soothing and smooth with just a little kick. The chips accompanying the dip were warm and crisp. \nThis is the place when you want Mexican comfort food that actually also has some flavor. As other reviewers have noted, it's heavy and hearty fare.  But sometimes that's what you need.
__label__2 Please hire more help in the evenings and keep black walnut in stock! That's all. Thank you.
__label__0 I love KFC, but this location is horrible. I stopped by on 7/21/14 and bought 2 meals. The chicken was dry and way overcooked. They really need to get some workers in there that know how to cook. I have been going to this location for several years now, and the first few times the chicken was awesome (about 3 years ago), but it has gone downhill since then. The other location that went downhill closed last year (105th / Indian School). I really hope the corporation looks at these reviews and attempts to solve the problems, because KFC is our favorite place for chicken. I gave 1 star for the side dishes.
__label__4 I contacted this office after not hearing back from a different chiropractic office that I had visited prior when I called to check on insurance. I was able to get everything verified within 15 minutes over the phone and scheduled for next day care. Upon arriving I met Dr. Haggard and was impressed with how personable he was. We talked for a bit, took x-rays, and then got right to work on treatment.\nI received a follow up call the next day asking how I was feeling by Dr. Haggard himself and followed up today for my next treatment. We reviewed the final x-rays and then came up with a plan for correction. \nAll in all I've been more than pleased with the treatment, follow through, and personalities at Haggard Chiropractic. They've done an excellent job of making themselves stick out from their competition in the chiro industry.
__label__0 The one thing that cannot be disputed about Lim's -- a well-established restaurant in the West Valley -- is that the service is very friendly.  \n\nOkay:  that was the generous part of this review.  Buckle your seatbelt:  this isn't going to be a smooth ride.\n\nOnce again, my theorem about YELP has been confirmed:  the more stars a restaurant has, the more you should avoid it.  I'm convinced that every prisoner released from Sheriff Joe's tent city is promised a $20 bill for their first night's meal in freedom, PROVIDED they write a review on YELP.  How else can one explain the 4 and 5 stars for this place?  Certainly, it couldn't be for the fluorescent lit diner atmosphere ... and it certainly couldn't be for the food ... could it?!?\n\nThe Hot n Sour soup was okay.  My partner thought it too sour.  Hello!  The \"sour\" isn't in the name to make it sound pretty.  I didn't think it too sour at all and they certainly don't skimp on ingredients:  the soup is loaded.  From there, however, it started going downhill faster than a snowball down the side of a steep ski run.\n\nThe egg rolls, too, weren't bad ... a bit greasy, but filled almost exclusively with cabbage, which I like.  But the two dishes specifically mentioned in reviews here -- the Devil Beef and the Mu Shu Pork -- were as disappointing as a visit to the U.S. Senate.  Unfortunately, the quality of the food matched the Senate's performance, too.  Even before I could open my mouth, my other half said what I was thinking when they brought the beef out:  \"My God!  It looks like someone's already eaten it!\"  Mushy, grey, and in spite of the jalapenos in it, bland.  Sort of like Senator John McCain, except it wasn't demanding we go to war in Syria.  And while it is advertised in the menu, Chinese food with ... jalapenos?!?  Chinese-Mexican fusion?!?!  \n\nThe Mu Shu Pork was something I'd never seen before in the many years I've eaten Chinese:  pre-rolled Mu Shu.  Usually, they bring you the wrapping and the filling is on the side and you make it yourself.  Not here:  they do it for you.  That by itself might have been acceptable to all but the Mu Shu Pork fanatic.  But what wasn't acceptable was the salt level in the food.  Unless you have a high tolerance for salty food, prepare to have lots of water nearby and watch your blood pressure go into the 150s over 110!\n\nService was fast, but almost like something out of a bad comedy about Chinese restaurants:  everything was brought at once, regardless of how close you were to finishing the previous course.  The only thing they DIDN'T do was observe you from a distance and wait for you to finish eating.\n\nIt pains me to give a bad review to a restaurant, which is obviously trying to please its customers.  In this case, however,  I'm afraid the review is fully justified.  I don't know who the people are on here, who think this is quality food.  I can only say to that one person, for example, who said he/she wishes this place was closer so he/she didn't have to drive all the way here:  KEEP DRIVING!  \n\nI rarely leave food on my plate and, when I do, I always ask for a doggie bag to take the leftovers home.  In this case, I left food on the plate and almost shouted \"no\" too enthusiastically when I was asked if I needed a box to take the remainder home.  Oh God in Heaven:  NO!!!!!
__label__1 Love Nurse Purtee. Hate that im always waiting over an hour past my appointment time even when im 20 minutes early. Also hate that I have to schedule immunizations over 6 weeks in advance.
__label__1 made an apointment for a wellcheck for my daughter, was never told anything was wrong with her, no special treatment seemed to be given but when i got the bill from my insurance company they had billed my insurance company for a sick visit instead. \n\nhas this happened to anyone else ? \n\nno problem with the actual care at the facility.
__label__4 I've been coming here since 1988 and I've always been very happy with the food. This is primarily a lunch Establishment with the best food, prices, and quality service in the Valley. This is the only place that I know of where you still can get a lunch that fills you up for a mere $5. The dinner menu is more or less identical to the lunch menu with bigger portions and an average of $1.50 more for each dish. The quality of food between the two different locations (Baseline and Central) are of the same caliber. You simply can't beat the combination of great tasting food, filling portions, and affordable price! This food is on par with both Pei Wei and P.F. Chang's except for the fact that it is far cheaper!
__label__1 hate the service. please fix
__label__1 Since I was coming over to Glendale, AZ for Baseball Spring Training, I had to book a hotel for three days. I didn't really care where I was going to stay. So, I used Priceline's Bid System and with the low price I submitted, I was going to stay at the Crossland Economy Studios. \n\nI wasn't going to use the hotel that much since I was going to see the Los Angeles Dodgers at Camelback Ranch. So, this place was perfect to just sleep and go. Prices will vary when you stay here. I forgot to take a photo of this place, but its on McDowell and 51st Ave. It is a three floor hotel or an apartment. Why I said that?! Well, it seems like it was made as an apartment versus a hotel. The elevator button was missing for a bit on the third floor. \n\nThe room is simple with a small electric stove, sink, and microwave. I didn't have tub, just a shower with a seat. For some reason, my room had some strawberry jelly all over the place. Not sure what that was about. Someone didn't clean the place thoroughly. Also, I noticed that every time I left the room and come back many hours later, I noticed the bathroom was a little wet, but major. So, there are some plumbing issues here. TV is very standard and room has an AC...COVERED WITH STRAWBERRY-COLOR'd type jelly. I swear it was all over the room.\n\nThere plenty of fast food places you can eat at that are just walking distance from the hotel: Sonics, McDonalds, and etc. If you are collecting trash, please note that housekeeping does charge. There are trash bins near the stairwells to dump the trash. \n\nOffice Hours are from 630am to 10pm. I had to leave a bit early, but there is a phone just outside the office to call the front desk. There isn't much to complain since I had already known that it was going to happen. If you don't plan to use your room often and save $$$$, then this is a place to stay. \n\nYelp is my Review, My Story, and My Life. It's time to share it.
__label__3 This place is probably the lowest priced you can find in Phoenix. And you get what you pay for so my expectations were low to begin with. We can't afford the prices of nicer motel/hotels and must stay in these lower priced places. You can imagine my surprise to find this motel much better than we anticipated. The rooms aren't the best - they're just average low priced rooms. The beds were comfy enough, TV worked fine and had some decent stations, kitchenette was fully furnished and two burners.  I didn't see any roaches and I checked the mattress for bed bugs (do this everywhere!)  You can't beat the price. We only stayed one night. Yes, there were some nefarious looking individuals we walked by but all turned out fine. They looked scarier than they were. For the price, I would stay here again except for my biggest issue. Very weak wifi signal. So getting online was difficult most of the time. For me it's a deal-breaker. I completed one of those online review forms provided by Crossland and mentioned my disappointment in the wifi. I was surprised to receive an email from the general manager indicating he would be looking into improving it. I hope that happens. I will stay there again if it gets fixed.
__label__0 Took my grand kids for first time at this location. Where I come from they skate, not here. Order took a long time, beef way undercooked, fries blah, chick strips not good. No one liked anything...server looked stoned.
__label__3 Not the first Texas Roadhouse I have been to (been to the Las Ceruces, NM and the west-side El Paso, TX location).  They all have good quality food that makes for a good dinner.  What made this one stand out?\n\nThe music was at a volume where we could actually have a conversation at the table.  I wish they would do this at all locations!  Usually, you can't hear yourself think in a Texas Roadhouse, at least from my other experiences.
__label__2 my experience here was just OK.  Our server was VERY pushy it his attempts to upsell, almost to the point that I was getting frustrated.  You shouldn't have to come up with creative ways to say \"no thank you\" but anyway... Other than that, the food was decent, and for as busy as the place way, it was relatively decent service.  Could have been better, but definitely cool have been worse.
__label__3 Took my mom here for her birthday last week and we had a fantastic time. ( the added fun of seeing her sitting on a saddle and being YEE-HAWED! By a room of patrons didn't hurt!)    But the food was very nice. Mom had the prime rib and swears it's the best she's ever eaten. I had the Tbone and was very pleased. The thing that puts the roadhouse at the top of my list however, was the perfect spicy bloody Mary from the bar. Soooo good.     Give them a try.... Try not to slip on the peanut shells.
__label__3 Rand H sent me an email the other morning about meeting here for lunch.  It was close and I could make it so I joined him.  Over the years I have liked Olive Garden pretty much.  Right now they have a never ending salad and pasta special going on for $8.95.  I make red sauces at home so I tend to get white sauces when I go out.  This time my choice was Alfredo on spaghetti which came out just as expected.  Instead of getting a second bowl of pasta I chose to make the serving bowl of salad a single serving size and only had one bread stick.\n\nWe were greeted immediately upon entering and seated.  It didn't take long for our waitress to show and offer us a sample of wine which I had to turn down because I was going to spend the afternoon running machinery.  The service was good throughout the meal and the staff worked as a team when they needed to.  This was my first time at this location and I would certainly return.
__label__1 I took my order to go and was extremely dissatified with the quality. I ordered the chicken alfredo for my anniversary and when I got home to check it, the noodles were very dry and had a very minute amount of alfredo sauce. Also, the noodles were halfway over cooked. Next time I would definately check my food before leaving and ask for extra sauce. Brooklyn Boys' alfredo blows this place out of the water!
__label__4 I grew up in Arizona and we went to Wongs every Sunday after church.  Three years ago we got stationed in Hawaii.  Everytime I come home, our first stop is Wongs.  I love everything about it.  Wongs is my comfort food.
__label__3 Great alternative to buffet Chinese. Huge portions and cooked to order. Lunch specials come with more food than one should eat! Pleasant staff and decent atmosphere. I will eat there again.
__label__3 Great simple Chinese food. We've been going here off and on for years and I'm addicted to their garlic chicken. Staff is helpful, prices are reasonable, and the portions are generous. A good, safe bet for Chinese food.
__label__4 I've been coming to this Ramiro's since the late 90's. I have always had a great experience when it comes to the food, always so fresh tasing!! The staff is always friendly and smiling and their menudo on the weekends is definitely some of the best around. You can really taste the love and care that goes in to all of the food here.
__label__2 We are a big family so buying in bulk is essential.The thing we don't like is that we always have to dodge the sales people. We feel harassed by the people trying to sell us cable subscriptions, professional portraits, and beauty products. I think it is very inconsiderate and disrespectful for SAMs club to subject their customers to this kind of harassment. We often find ourselves taking the long way to avoid them but this is not always enough since a lot of the cashiers are very persisting in getting us to upgrade our membership and imitate the same pestering behavior.
__label__4 So I want to tell you my story of getting my best buddy here at this location. And then I can do a proper review. \n\nI was looking for a cat as a friend and also as someone to help me through my depression. Animals are found to be great sources of help through everything, and I wanted to give a cat a forever home. So I looked on the website for a few days until I came upon a handsome Lynx Point Siamese. The second I saw him, I had a good feeling about him. So I went straight here. \n\nAt first I didn't see him anywhere and had to ask if he had already been adopted. They had him in quarantine to make sure he wasn't sick or anything, but I still got to meet him! Whew! What a releif. So it took a few extra minutes to get him, but I waited in one of the rooms. They brought him in a small blue crate. When they opened up the crate I sat on the floor to be more inviting to him. He looked around for a little bit and then came right up to me and let me pet him. He started walking on me and was really comfortable already. He really loved my attention and how I was talking with him. I had found my buddy I had been looking for. So I adopted him right on the spot! \n\nOn the way home, he escaped from the temporary box they put him in and came and sat on my lap the rest of the drive home. Normally I wouldn't let an animal do that for their safety, but he seemed so happy and content, I just couldn't move him until I got home. \n\nThat was just a little over a year ago. Now he's fully grown and is still my bestest kitty. I look forward coming home to him every day and hanging out with him. He really means the world to me. \n\nSo now that I got that out of the way, the Humane Society was wonderful when I went! I now make monthly donations to them. It's not a lot but the least I could do to help for all they did for me. The staff is very friendly and helpful. Everything is very clean, and everyone really does seem to care about the animals and who they go to. I really hope to volunteer sometime in the near future for them to help out even more. I would love to help out with the other cats. If I could, I would take them all home with me! \n\nThank you AZ Humane Society!
__label__3 No nonsense, affordable prices.  Had my Audi in for service with Dan (someone whom I have total confidence in and have known since he worked at Chapman), no complaints as usual.
__label__0 If I could rate them 0 I would. I am still sitting on the side of the road waiting for them to arrive I called 3 hours ago and they said 75 minutes and they still are not here. Last I checked 75 minutes was 1 hour and 15 minutes. After reading all the reviews it's clear this company does not care about their reputation. I have say in the Arizona heat for 3 hours because of their lack of professionalism.  Do not use this company at all seriously call someone else. I just called another company because it's been 3.5 hours and I haven't even gotten an update or courtesy call. The other company said 1.5 hours give or take 15 minutes let's see who shows up first. I will update with answer soon\n\nCentral showed up after 4hours, I did cancel the other tow cause I'm not rude, but I will never use central towing again because they were not remotely close to the time promised even 30 min late would have been forgivable but 2 hours 45 min late in 100 degree weather is unacceptable. Then offering no discount or anything stay away
__label__1 Tried this place out and the food was ok, what concerned me was the cleanliness of the kitchen. The floor was really dirty, under the burners or stove seemed to have months of grease buildup etc. 50c extra to use debit or credit card btw.
__label__4 Nice place to stay, good price for. CDL and AAA 49.99  A NIGHT
__label__0 This location is horrible. .. the longest waits ever!! I have came here several times an each time is the same. I just ordered 2 chicken strip meals an after waiting at window for 10 min they asked me to pull up an park in front because they just dropped my chick3n strips.  Wow really what were they doing for the 10 min I was at the window.. iv been parked for 7 minutes an still no food. My baby is crying , im hungry, an this is just dumb..... I didnt even see a manager...
__label__3 This is the best drunk food drunk money can buy. Very self explanatory, if not just order a greasy burger and enjoy. Never has any issues with this place at all, always friendly and correct. :)
__label__4 I recently had a building constructed by Bunger Steel and I will have to say that their whole process was amazing from start to finish. Definitely A+! Jennifer, the Project Coordinator, is definitely wonderful to work with and made the whole process smooth. I would highly recommend Bunger Steel for any of your building needs!
__label__0 Holy Atomic Pile of Sh!t Batman!!!!\nThis stuff sucks.... Like the previous reviewer I got sucked in by the commercials. Plus they were the only ones open at 9:50PM for delivery. Else we would have done Barro's Pizza, which by the way is awesome!\n\nYes the website makes the process look cool but it is 2010 and I know high school kids with flashplayer skills that can do the same thing.\n\nOn to the food review!\n\nWe ordered a thin crust cali bacon chicken ranch pizza with mild chicken wings, cheesy bread, and that chocolate crunch cake thingy. \n\nThe Pizza and Bread... Tasted like they put tons of salt on it. I was hoping that the additional green peppers, onioins, and mushroom would give it some flavor but I would not  have noticed they were there if I did not order it. The crust was all right but how do you screw up a thin-crust? Let's not hold them to that though...\n\nThe cheesy bread was cheesy, crappy, and salty all rolled into one. \n\nThe chicken wings were not as cooked as I would have liked which made it even more gross.  There was a lot of skin on them. GROSS GROSS GROSS!!!  I am not sure what kind of sauce they put on it but it looked like watered down ketchup and it just looked plain nasty. It did not look appetizing at all! On a normal day I can throw down a double order of wings with no problem but with this I only ate 2 pieces and said to myself \"what a waste of money.\" \n\nThe chocolate crunchy thing tasted okay but it was very sweet. I might be diabetic now because of it. \n\nNext time it's late and no one is open for delivery then I will either starve or get my lazy as up and drive somewhere that is open. Considering In-n-Out and Denny's is right down the street from me I definitely wasted my money. \n\nIf you enjoy wasting money on pooh then by all mean go for it.\n\nI would give this place negative stars if I could.
__label__4 Friendly service. They were spot on with the special requests I asked with my order. They made sure to offer sauces and did no ice in my drink per my request. The food came out quick. What more could I ask from Taco Bell
__label__1 The place was dirty with screaming children running around out of control. I cant imagine a more unrelaxing setting. The food, while there was alot of it, was mediocre at best and at 11 dollars a person, not worth it IMO. The best part was that the drink was included in the price. I don't think I'll be back anytime soon.
__label__0 Today was our first time to eat here and it's the worst I've ever experienced. We got there and the lady at the front was on her cell the whole time. The food was disgusting and gross. I feel so embarrassed for picking this restaurant because of the high ratings on here.  To summarize, over priced disgusting gross food, no service and dirty surroundings. Not ever coming back.
__label__2 I like to go here to grab some subs on the way to the river, since it's between our house and the 17. Just because I don't want to go to Subway or Blimpie's.\n\nMostly, it's a rather expansive Italian market. Need olive oil? They have 20+ different kinds. Pasta? There's a whole aisle. How about one of those wooden thingies for making gnocchi. Got that too.\n\nIn the back, a counter runs along the whole length of the back wall. That's where you'll find all sorts of cheeses, cold cuts, and sausauge, plus a few sweets. \n\nIt's also where you order sandwiches. And you'd better know exactly what your want, and fast. The man behind the counter is perpetually surly and curt. It gets worse if you stand there and try to make heads or tails of all the hand-written sandwich combinations taped to the wall. Luckily, the woman who runs the cash register is always very sweet. So that kind of makes up for it.\n\nI want to love their sandwiches. I just don't. They're OK. The meat is always really good, there just isn't enough of it. Maybe I'm just not ordering the right things. \n\nUntil then, I'll continue to support Romanelli's, but they'll only get a so-so rating for the deli. The product selection, however, is top notch.
__label__4 I went today for lunch and WOW I can't say how great this place was.  Ok you do have to get past the fact it's not the best looking location or even in the best area but this place is a must experience.  I got the Mexican Burger which came with grilled onions, mayo, monterry jack cheese, and green chili's.  I tried a fry first and was amazed I usually don't like the bigger cut fries cause they are never crispy enough but no these fries were the best I've had in a long time.  They came with seasoned salt on them and were just amazing.  I had a milkshake with m&m's which was amazing as well.  I can't say enough about how good this place is.  If you have never went as I never had you need to go NOW.
__label__4 WOW! Found this place thanks to reviews from YelpFriends, and boy, they were right - the burgers are fantastic! Really, really awesome big burgers at low prices; super seasoned fries and even fish 'n chips for your anti-social burger-free cousin. Big portions and great prices; an almost-new restaurant in an area it's tough to find anything nice in, and great 50's-diner atmosphere inside - not hokey and over the top like some retro diners, but just right. \n\nI can't recommend it more highly!
__label__4 I went here yesterday and had a really great experience! \n\nI was on a mission to purchase a treadmill. I was over in the section for only a minute or two when Randy, a sales associate approached me and asked if I needed help. I asked him the few questions I had, satisfied with the answers I told him which one I wanted to purchase. \n\nHe rang me up and sent me on my way to the pick up area. \n\nThe pick up area is pretty dismal, but Sears goal is to not have you wait. you walk in and scan your receipt under a bar code reader, a monitor displays the progress of your order. In less then 50 seconds (And this is not an exaggeration, as the screen was counting down how long the process would take) Wes was walking through the double doors with my brand new treadmill! He loaded it up in my car and off I went! \n\nThe whole purchasing process from beginning to end was MAYBE 30 minutes total! Totally great experience!
__label__2 My friend found this small Moroccan grocery and invited me to stop by for dinner. The interior consists of a grocery and clothing section, and a tiny dining area. There was not much of ambiance as we were the only visitors on that evening. It's a one-person operation and the owner does everything from kitchen to the floor. \n\nThe Harira ($3.99) came with lentils, tomatoes, garbanzo beans and cilantro soup. The blend of ingredients and spices made it zesty hearty with a good lift stemming from a mix of lentil and cilantro. It was a light opener and one item to consider for those looking for soups. \n\nThe Baba Ghannouge ($4.99) came with baked eggplant, sesame sauce, garlic, and lemon. The thick eggplant consistency was garlicky and addictive. The zesty lemony flavor nicely intertwined with the deepening sesame sauce. However, the bursts of eggplant flavors were held in check and in need to be more striking.\n\nThe Bamiah ($12.99) was put together with a large bulky piece of simmered lamb, saffron, okra, and a combination of spices. The okra was very tasty and nicely stewed. The outer-layer of the lamb had some dry spots, but otherwise it was tender and easy to fork into. The mix of spices could also be more intense and integrated. It was missing one note that could have brought it all together. \n\nThe Goat Tagine ($14.99) was culminated by a large bulky piece of goat with the bone in, saffron, and spices. The goat too, had some dry spots on the outside, but it was still very tender and easy to fork into. The aroma was sensational, but I wished the goat were seasoned better.\n\nOverall, the food was solid but not spectacular. There were some minor wow factors stemming from the soup and the wonder aroma of meat and spices. Despite the missing notes that could serve as a bridge between the meat and broth, but the drizzles were still very tasty when served on top of our generous servings of rice. \n\nService was very personable and friendly. It goes without saying, but the one-person operation will cause the food to take some time to arrive. I'd be very interested in coming back to try their good-looking Bastilla.
__label__2 The Starbucks inside the bookstore is own and operated by the bookstore and not by Starbucks, so any of your Starbucks GC will not be accepted there.  That was a bummed thing to hear.  Overall, the bookstore is pretty clean, bathroom is very clean too, at least that's what I saw when I visited them.  Location can be better as you can't see it from the main road.
__label__1 Just went back this weekend. Not as good as 1st few times. A little bit inconsistent...uh oh..inconsistency kills
__label__1 After lasting one night in that spooky L Motel where strippers go to die- I was idiotic enough to take a referral to eat here. But I always give second chances, and this one failed.\n\nThe place was crowded on Monday morning (labor day). \n\nThe water was dirty and delayed to arrive at the table.\n\nThe table was dirty, and the silverware and napkins were absent. \n\nThe food was horrendous, and the eggs seemed like they'd been soaked in water after being scrambled. \n\nThe fruit bowl consisted of one grape, and two or three slimy melons. \n\nWe sat but did not eat. Paid the bill and sought refuge in Safeway's deli. \n\nWhen you're passing through town, get thee to the grocery. \n\nWaitress was super nice though, it wasn't her fault the meal was awful or the place was dirty.
__label__4 Dealer screwed up my ignition when bringing the car into them. Had it taken to Japanese Auto Pros to fix it.\n\nDealer wanted $1000, Japanese Auto Pros did it for $260 fixing the broken one the dealer screwed up.\n\nIt's amazing to know you have a quality auto shop near you incase something happens. So awesome.
__label__3 Went for a few drinks... in the evening this time ;) lol it was really relaxing and fun... there was a trash can fire... that was entertaining... the bartender was sweet and cool.. she kept coming over and hung out throughout the night... I only stayed till about 930 on a Tuesday... and it was pretty full for a Tuesday I'd say :) i cant wait to go back for the Halloween party :)
__label__4 I have lived in Phoenix most of my life but had never lived in 'Dirty Phoenix' (West PHX east Glendale) as I call it and in the last year bought a house literally down the street from the place. So my first month in the house I am driving around finding where all the grocery stores are and such and drive right by this place called O'Brien's. It looked like a cool little dive bar which is my kind of place. \n\nO'Brien's is my hang out now. I love the place, the bartenders are all very cool and very quick with my favorite drink..Capt-n-Coke and the food is really good. Its not too big and not too small and you get all kinds inside. its not just a biker bar, or gay bar or metal bar..its just a good bar. Justine, Kat, Hope and Tara are awesome.
__label__2 Came for a drink after work before I went home to surprise and was told that if was going to pay by debit that I would have to spend $10 minimum. Why can't you pay for what you order regardless of what type of payment you use. Normally I would drink more than $10 worth but today happened to be a day that I can't stay long. And to top it off I asked if I could pay with cash for my one drink with cash, which you can but, the ATM was out of service... Normally I don't care but that I did...
__label__0 I was disappointed to see the prior Yelp page removed - why? because it was accurate? This place (when it was at its prior location way back when) used to be cool, when there was a sense of community. They had flyers, local periodicals. Not anymore. And, not only that, they do readings directly in front of the tarot deck cabinet - l literally have to walk around the table to get to the tarot cards - so, I'm minding my own business looking for a deck, and I have to hear someone's personal stuff like. Um...hello? Isn't that a little bit unethical? \"For entertainment value\" is one thing, but would you YouTube your appointments with your financial adviser or physician for everyone to see? I mean, c'mon...show some *bleep* respect for the people coming in to your store and give them a little privacy. I wouldn't want customers strolling by me if I came in for a reading. It's just tacky. Everything in this review is accurate and can be corroborated, and I'd be glad to re-post the same sentiment if the store tries to whitewash their Yelp page again. Namaste.
__label__1 Odd that they're a Greek place yet they have ravioli, texas toast, and other Italian items.\n\nThis place does have a locals only feel.  I felt that when I was waiting to place my order while the only server chatted about her granddaughter with a local woman at a nearby booth.\n\nInterior has a few Greek-themed pictures on the walls, but the booths date back to the 70's or so, and the chairs probably as well.  As other reviewers noted, this appears to be a sketchy part of town, so it can make one a bit uncomfortable.\n\nHummus was a bit gritty/lumpy, tasted a bit bland, and for some reason took a good 10 minutes or so to arrive even though the only other table in the restaurant already had their food.  Pita was dry, chewy, and tough.\n\nMaybe next time I'll go for the texas toast and ravioli instead.
__label__4 Down the street from my office, I love this place! The turkey bacon sandwich with lots of their spicy sauce is delicious! And the lady at the cashier always has a joke or pun to tell, makes a crappy day into a better one.
__label__2 What a long day!  We drove for five and a half hrs and finally made it.\n\nWe checked in at 3 pm after M's wedding.  I took a short nap and found the room to be cozy.  It had two nice swimming pools.  Unfortunately, I forgot my swimsuit since the night before I was running around the house like a mad woman trying to get my stuff together.  \n\nIf you're not planning to hang out at the hotel all day, then this place will do.
__label__0 This place is ghetto assf#*k! There are methers, prostitutes and scum that frequent this place, they do offer a AAA discount that brings the total to around $50 after tax. If you need a place to stay this will do, just don't leave your valuables in your vehicle.\n\nGood luck
__label__3 I enjoy this place for the lunch buffet.  For production pizza I enjoy this pizza the most over Pappa Johns, Domino's, and Pizza Hut.  Price is fair for what you get.  \n\nOnly thing that troubles me is that I have seen people walk right in, go to the dining room area and then procede to the buffet line to help themselves without paying for anything.  There really does not seem to be any type of system established to prevent this type of thing.  I mentioned it to one of the managers one time but he seemed like he didn't care about it much.  His attitude was rather concerning.  Other then that  I am pleased with this place.
__label__1 just got a Peter Piper Pizza for the 1st time in awhile.  I don't know what happened but the crust IS NOT the same.  TOO BAD.  won't ever go back again.  i grew up in the Valley and I have never had a PPP like this.  the cheese is different, the crust is different.  WHY WHY WHY??? the wings are SORRY.
__label__2 This location gets 2 Stars. The restaurant was NOISY, & had a low-class of people. We had to change tables because the one we got was obnoxiously noisy with loud children nearby. I wish parents would make their kids behave in public, plus it was 8:30 pm & little kids s/b in bed by then, at least  I was at that age. Anyway, we did get moved to a quieter table. The service & food was great, but I recommend the Scottsdale location over this location by far....
__label__3 This Olive Garden just moved across the way to a brand new building located at 2710 W North Lane Phoenix AZ 85021. it's been open about a week.  At first we couldn't find it with our GPS since it is so new.   We went there Nov 27 (tues) 2012\n\nWe arrived around 1pm as a party of 4 adults for lunch.   They sat us on the left side near the entrance at the 1st booth.  Thought it would be noisy, but overall it was okay.\n\nOur Servers were friendly, attentive and very conversational, one of our members is a talker and our server enjoyed chatting with him.\n\nThey had a special 2 for $25, but we weren't that impressed with the special.  We ordered off of the lunch menu.  we ordered the following\n\nCYO appetizer sampler 3: Calamari, stuffed mushrooms & Fried Zucchini\n\nMain lunch courses:\nLasagna Classico\nBraised Beef Tortelloni\nLinguine alla Marinara\nChicken Caprese Panini\n\nDessert:  Zeppolis\n\nWe also ordered two dishes to go, even though not on the lunch menu,  they were accommodating and prepped the to go items for us from the dinner menu.\n\nChicken Parmigiana with [Fettuccine Alfredo (substituted)]\nChicken Marsala\n\nWe first only ordered the sampler appetizer, and after it came out is when we ordered the rest of our meal.  That made the lunch more enjoyable, not rushed and our main meals were piping hot.\n\nThe Salad came out cold and crisp as usual.  Bread sticks were a little delayed about 5 minutes, they ran out, so we got them fresh out of the oven when they were ready.  Our servers were very good at refilling our drinks.\n\nThe whole lunch experience was very good, food tasty. First time I tried their braised beef tortelloni and was delicious.  Wasn't sure what to expect. The Beef about 4 or 5 slices is served with the tortelloni.  By the way, I always thought it was tortellini.  The server told me Tortelloni is bigger size wise.\n\nWe also had Zeppoli with chocolate sauce.  They sprinkled liberally the powder sugar on the Zeppoli.  These Zeppoli were rectangular and texture is more firm than doughnuts.  We enjoyed them immensely and will order them again in the future. \n\nAs Olive Garden restaurant, it was a good experience. I think being a new building everyone was excited.  Go and enjoy yourselves, we did.
__label__4 I am writing this more for the manager Kelli than for the restaurant or our server. We actually had pretty bad service, though we did not get a chance to complain about it. We were seated quickly, and our service seemed very new at his job.  We were there for lunch.  We ordered our food and received soups and salad before drinks.  We were finished with our soups and salads before we caught the attention of another server who came to our aid and apologized for us not having our drinks yet.  She alerted the manager as we did not complain, just asked for our drinks.  Drinks came and then our entrees.  Our server came by a couple times and apologized but was still very weak at his job.  Hopefully he is given another chance and receives more training before his next guest arrives.  The 5 stars go to Kelli though for just coming out of nowhere and comping our meal.  Having a meal for free is very nice, but considering we didn't even complain but that she took the initiative to make sure that we were taken care of and happy with our experience - that's why she gets the 5 stars.  Great job Kelli - keep up the good work!
__label__0 This place was filthy!! \nWe ate at a Sizzlers in Cottonwood, AZ 2 days before, and we liked it soo much we decided to look for one close to our Phoenix hotel. Since there are only 2 Sizzlers in Phoenix, we picked this one and arrived  aroung 6.30 pm. We entered this place and were kind of welcomed by a grumpy manager( that should have been a sign), placed our order, and looked for a clean table. We found 1 in a corner, the rest wasn't cleaned.\nWe took our plastic!!!! plates, and went to the salad-bar. Several trays were empty, and were not refilled. The fries were cold, there was food everywhere on the floor. I ate my steak, which was ok, my wife didn't eat anything, i drank my Coke(no refills??!!), asked for the bill, and went to the bathroom. Oh my God.......no words for this experience.\nNever again in this dump. \nThey should go to Cottonwood to learn how to run a restaurant in a proper way.
__label__1 Salad bar was really good including peel and eat shrimp but the fish and chips were AWFUL.  Three tiny pieces that looked like they came out of a fish sticks box from the grocery freezer section.  So disappointing.  Either do it right or take it off the menu.
__label__1 we've heard a lot about this place, and finally went there, and it kind of sucked. hardly any sauces, and it's totally ugly inside. also, i'm not sure if the girl working at the front is even old enough to avoid child labor laws.\n\ntheir pineapple was bad.\n\nlai lai is way better, and so is genghis grill. avoid this place.
__label__1 = = = = = =  DAILY LUNCH BUFFET!  = = = = = =\n\nStopped in here for lunch today with Norm R.  The descriptions of the place in Scott & Iain's reviews mostly matched what I saw, so I won't cover the same ground again.  This veggie selection is a little larger than you usually see at a (no extra charge) Mongolian BBQ within a Chinese buffet restaurant, but you pay a lot here & yet miss out on the 50 to 100 other items you would have had available at the Chinese place.  Also, the Chicken Vegetable Soup was only lukewarm.\n\nLunch:  $7.39 (no seconds allowed), or $8.39 (seconds ok).  All in all it was ok, once.
__label__0 Absolutely one of the worst mongolian bbq's I have ever had. The night I stopped in for take out.. I proceeded thru the fix ur bowl line as per normal, but to discover this frozen weird looking assortment of meat? No shrimp... I opted for the cod. I was happy with the veggie assortment and I made the 'spicy sauce' recipe as the sign indicated. I thought $8.50 for a take out box that wasn't full was a bit pricey . When I finally got it home, I couldn't finish it, it was that awful. Guess I will drive across town to my fav mongolian bbq in Tempe the next time I get the urge for that!
__label__1 Not a fan.  Pretty sure I was waiting for a food poisoning experience.  It was clean, I will acknowledge that.  But I am not sure about the frozen lunch meat you are offered.  It seemed gross and chewy.\n\nNo flavor after adding 10 ladles of sauces.  It was a miracle we survived, since we only went based on our GPS and not reviews.\n\nLesson learned......read Yelp!
__label__1 Chuck E Cheese is our typical Friday outing.  We had an activity in south Phoenix so on our way home we stopped at the closest one.  This was our first time at the one.  The good thing is they had different machines then the other ones we go to.  But the one thing my daughter loves about Chuck E Cheese is \"Chuck E Cheese\". At this one I almost had to become Chuck E myself, we almost had to force them to bring Chuck E out. We got there at 5pm, we were about to leave and they finally brought him out.  So we she did get to see him but almost by force.
__label__3 This place has been here forever and every few years I like to come in for dessert. I had the James Dean Sundae. Very good creamy ice cream and tasty Caramel. The waitress was pleasant and friendly enough. Didn't try any food as this really is a place for ice cream desserts with the feel of an old fashioned parlor. Beats Dairy Queen hands down for a few more $$$ and more relaxing than any of the chains like Cold Stone Creamery or B&R.
__label__0 If I could give no stars I would. Service was terrible, waitress was not friendly, never came back to see if we needed anything, waited a long time to get the bill, she never came back, had to flag someone else to pay.  \nNow the food, it was very skimpy, piece of boneless chicken was barely 2 inches long and had no flavor, mashed potatoes must have come out of a box. This dinner came with a sundae that consisted of melted vanilla ice cream with chocolate sauce. Had to flag down another waitress to get this as my waitress had disappeared. \nThe prices are very high for what you get, I have went here for the last time.
__label__0 I was with a large group today (10 people) and a few minutes after we sat down a HUGE sewer roach crawled across my foot! I jumped up and screamed. Next thing you know it made it's way down the line and crawled over three of my friend's feet! Finally, we stepped on it and ran and got the waitress. Gross. This is no reflection on the waitress - she was very apologetic - but seriously, a happy group reunion turned into a total gross out. We all wondered what was creeping around in the kitchen that we couldn't see! The Mimi's in Scottsdale is nice, this location is dirty and the a/c in the back room where we were seated was turned up. We were all sweating. (It was 93 outside today). I think the roach was trying to escape to the air conditioned side of the restaurant! Will never go back to this location.
__label__2 Would be higher rated if they accepted cards, how old school is that to pay an extra fee to drink?\n\nWell rounded sports bar with tables and darts and plenty of TV's\n\nDecent staff depending on what girl you get help from.\n\nhas people in it every night of the week and never seems dead, that's why the boys and I stop by after the night shift.\n\nworth the time, and the adventure. Good mix of crowd
__label__0 This is a horrible car wash.  The manager / owner is extremely rude and the quality of the work is terrible.   I would never waste the money to return here.  They only are concerned with up selling detail packages and not with the quality of car washes done.
__label__1 my children have been patients for 20 years but, sadly, things have changed. Customer service is less a focus...my  daughter had her first bladder infection and I tried to get her in...nurse never called back, when I went to the office to get help they wouldn t let me leave a specimen and told me she d have to wait for the next morning for an appt..then when I called for office manager to discuss my frustration she never called back either....Disturbing! I will be picking up my records and changing doctors...
__label__3 I used AZ Chimney Sweep to clean our dryer ducts.  They did a good job, although they didn't really need cleaning but that was my fault.  We had the dryer vent ducts cleaned a couple of years ago.  I noticed alot of lint, and thought it would just be ready to clean again.\n\nHe did say that we should have to clean again for another 5 years or so.  However, just beware of the extra thirty dollars they sell you on the flex seal hose.  I thought that was a rip off, but I did need a new hose.  I think that for the amount of hose I needed and the 125.00 that I paid them, they could have just NOT CHARGED for a small piece of hose.  I think this flex hose is a real money maker form them.  It probably only costs them pennies on the dollar.  Anyway, that's business.\n\nOther than that, I did like the company.
__label__3 As a consumer of electronics, I like this place. I was in a lack-luster relationship with Best Buy and we were only in it until something better came along. Fry's is my something better. They really do have everything:TV, video, audio, car stereos, computers, appliances, gaming, magazines, toys...and a cafe in the middle-not that that was the deal breaker. \nThey always seem to have specials on DVDs which I think is cool but be careful-that $25 you were planning on spending can easily turn into $200. This really is a one-stop shop for the geek in all of us.
__label__3 WHOA!  So many things to look at and buy!!!  You can find almost anything electronics there and at many price points.  \n\nI need limit my visits here to save my wallet's life.  LOL!
__label__0 Dear Shitty Floor Manager at Fry's,\n\nI know that your store's prices are cheaper than almost any place locally. There's a reason I'm buying my MacBook there. However, this does not give you carte blanche to act like a total dick when I don't buy your warranty, nor does it mean you should make me wait 15 minutes just for you to go grab a laptop (one which you yourself admitted you were overstocked on).\n\nWhen someone approaches you in the middle of our conversation to tell you that the keyboard you directed them toward was located in a completely different section of the store than where you sent them, this means you should apologize. It does not mean you should roll your eyes at them.\n\nAnd when I say thanks and begin to walk away, you probably should keep in mind that I can hear you when you tell me \"good luck\" in reference to my not buying your stupid warranty. The reason I don't want your warranty is because it means I would have to come back and talk to you. I've never broken a laptop in my life, and I'm not going to break this one either. So do your job and shut your mouth.\n\nLove,\n-Kevin\n\nPS: Young polite girl at register, you're A-OK.
__label__3 Kim took care of me. I had powder acrylic on and the last tech messed them up. She put liquid gels on for me. My hands feel clean and pretty. Thank you.
__label__2 Only 8 calories an ounce for yummy creamy indulgence that won't have the buttons popping off your shirt! They have flavors that rotate and for the full fat full flavor seekers they serve Thrifty ice cream as well. I personally feel their small is big enough. Open late, friendly too. Ask for a sample as some flavors are great and others to me are just so so.
__label__1 I went here on Thursday May 1st, 2014. The two girls that were working on this day were sitting at a table with their friends when my sister and I walked in. One of them reluctantly stood up to help us while the other stayed seated. The employee acted like it was such a chore to help us. Instead of letting us browse she followed us every step of the way in an attempt to make us hurry up and order. In summary, the customer service was bad, the ice cream was great.
__label__0 This has always been a last resort for me when re-selling my clothes. I will usually take my stuff to Plato's Closet, which gives the same in trade or cash, then Buffalo Exchange, then Other Mother's. The last few times I've cleaned out my closet, I've opted donating my rejects instead of re-selling to Other Mother's because they pretty much give you pennies for your items. Yesterday, I decided to try them out one more time and I was more insulted than ever. Taking two pair of name brand jeans, an unworn shirt with tags still on, and 5 pieces of jewelry...they gave me a whopping six dollars and some change in cash! I would much rather donate my clothes to someone in need than to get ripped off by this store ever again!
__label__4 The evening started with a long drive from Chandler and a 40 minute wait for a table.  (This hole in the wall has 6 tables and one waiter who I assume to be the owner.)  Surprisingly, I did not mind the inconveniences at all.  Probably because of the good company.  Probably because you just cannot be impatient with the little gentleman running around tirelessly to serve all the tables with sincerity and a bit of humor.  \n\nI have never had Ecuadorian food before, but I assume this place is authentic.  The food and the decor is what I imagine eating at an Ecuadorian grandmother's house would be.  Every thing that I tasted was terrific.  Some items I tried were the Colombiana soda, shrimp ceviche, fish in banana leaf, and shrimp stew.\n\nLast note, this restaurant is not for the faint of heart.  The wait for food is long, but well worth it.  It warmed my heart when the chef (the gentleman's wife?) came out to thank us for coming and wished us a happy new year.  I will definitely return to try the tamales.  You cannot find this food anywhere else in Phoenix.
__label__4 I've only tried their Ecuadorian Tamales and La Bandeja Paisa, but if the rest of their food is half as good as those two things, this place is still 5 stars. The Ecuadorian Tamale was especially good.\n\nHow people can walk into the Taco Bell when this place is right behind it, is beyond me. \n\nFirst time trying plantains as well. I'm a fan.
__label__4 Be sure to put this one on your \"must try\" list if you are a fan of authentic ethnic food! \n\nMenu is extensive with chiefly Ecuadorian, Peruvian, and Colombian dishes. Even the drink and dessert menu boasts authentic dishes you will not find just anywhere. \n\nPortions were generous, food was served hot, and the presentation of the serving made me feel like I was away on a brief vacation! \n\nOur server appeared to be the owner. He was genuinely friendly as well as attentive. \n\nWait time for the meal was under 30 minutes, which is what I would reasonably expect for a homestyle restaurant with good food made to order. \n\nIf you are looking for an appetizer, I recommend pork empanadas. They are reminiscent of the meat pies you will find throughout many countries in Latin America. \n\nMeats are well represented on the menu. You will find beef, chicken, pork, goat, fish, and shrimp dishes to suit most tastes. Seasoning is just right, and the homemade salsa was served on the side of my entree in a little ceramic cup, which was tasty and spicy enough to satisfy my craving for heat. \n\nThe tamales as well as the fish are steamed in a banana leaf (typical of Central and South America). The flavor the banana leaf lends to the steamed dish is uniquely different (in case you are not familiar, the banana leaf is not edible). \n\nMost dishes are served with fried plantains, which are out of this world! \n\nDinner prices are reasonable and range from $6.99 to $11.89 per entree. \n\nThe restaurant is very small and the decor is simple and native of the region of cuisine, which adds to the true feel of the experience. \n\nMy gut reaction is to keep returning and eventually try everything on the menu. Our party had the same exact reaction as the previous reviewer as we walked out of the restaurant. \"How does anybody stop at the Taco Bell across the parking lot?\"
__label__4 If my world were calorie and cholesterol free, I'd dine every day on the trout.  Not to mention the coconut flan!  If you don't try that flan on one of your visits I pity your taste buds.  Food is always hot and fresh.  Server is usually the same and pretty friendly.  The guy will work his buns off to make you happy.  Meals are reasonably priced but worth the bit of splurge.  What to try?  The Ecuadorean tamales, the trout and the coconut flan.  You will love the red onion relish - I could eat that stuff every day!
__label__2 We went to this place with my husband to see if they had any Argentinean empanadas, or argentinean dough to make them, but they do not have anything Argentinean , it is all Ecuatorian , it is really good food. \nBut we were looking for Argentinean , anyway is good. I did not like the meat, very spicy , and we Argentineans do not like spicy food.
__label__1 So I recently moved to Arizona from Los Angeles, and this place is close to my home, and had some great specials during the Lakers vs Suns games. The only reason this place got 2 stars instead of 1 is because they had $5 large pizzas and $2.50 you call its (except for top shelf). The crowd this place attracts is sooo ghetto and beligerent. They were giving away shirts that said \"F*#K The Lakers\" on it. My boyfriend, 1 other table, and I were the only Lakers fans...which we expected. Everyone is wearing their stupid shirts thinking the Suns actually had a chance. It is here I realized how lame and dumb people can be. They were walking aorund making LA signs with their fingers saying \"Leave Arizona\" people were trying to start fights with the Lakers fans because they said  \"LA sucks\" then I asked why and they said \"well, I've never been there, but it just is lame\". So I deal with these rude obnoxious people til the end of the series, which of course the Lakers win! I just laughed at the Suns fans who bandwagoned onto Celtics fans because they were so butt-hurt about Phoenix losing. Cry me a freakin river! So there's stike 1.\n\nStrike 2 is that it literally takes FOREVER to get a drink in this place! We even timed it and it took 10 minutes to get drinks when the place was not even half full! We figured you should order your next drink when you get your first so by the time you are done, you're second drink MIGHT be brought to you soon. The food is okay, nothing special at all, but not disgusting. There are also many children in here playing pool, air hockey, and the basketball game while people are getting wasted & partying. It's just weird. They also took part in cussing people out when their parents were getting into it with other people. Wow just wow.\n\nStrike 3 came the other night when we showed up to eat because we had a coupon & ended up playing trivia. The trivia was fun, until the table behind us (full of people 45 years and older) were cussing, yelling, and harassing the girl who was hosting the trivia. She was getting pissed, and so were we. We lost 1 question because they kept bothing all of us. Casey Jones is a place you can go to and play trivia at 7pm and be harassed by geezers who get too drunk & act 21. I have also heard stories about my friends who have gone & people started fights with them for no reason. The people were friends with the owner or bartender, so my friends got kicked out & not the people who started the fight! I would not recommend this place at all. Go to Padre Murphy's down the street or somewhere else. Anywhere else.
__label__3 Brayden and shaun Will def take care if you
__label__0 Let me start by saying this bar is right by my house so I was hoping that this would be a good one. The first time I went there it was a decent experience, but it seems that things are going down hill. There have been several times when we ordered premium drinks (Jack or Captain) and it seems that they are serving us well drinks but still charged us the premium price! Trust me, I'm a very experienced drinker and know the difference from well whiskey and Jack. The last time my friend and I went there we went in and sat at a table and never got acknowledged. We were there for over 15 minutes and not one waiter or waitress stopped by and they weren't even busy! We finally ended up leaving went to another bar. I won't be back.
__label__0 Don't shop at Lowe's unless you feel like getting the bait and switch. Deceptive business practices is an understatement here!\n\nLong story short: We're completing a major landscaping project and, even though Lowe's is literally 5 minutes away from our house, we ordered some concrete, blocks, etc. so that it could all be delivered at once without us making multiple trips.\n\nSo it costs $80 for delivery, without regard to how much or how little you purchase, or how close you are to the store (again, we are FIVE MINUTES away). But that's fine! We expect to be charged for delivery, and we had a Christmas gift card, so no big deal.\n\nThis is important: When we completed our order online (over $400 worth), no where did it say we would be charged any more. $300+ for our items and $80 for delivery, and that was it.\n\n40 minutes later, we get a call for scheduling. This is when we're told there is a $15 \"pallet fee\" for our order - what??? \n\nApparently, Lowe's is under the impression that we're going to steal their piece of crap, cheap pallets, so they charge you for pallets. We would have had 3-4 pallets worth of items delivered, a charge of $45-60 in fees. Oh, but they would \"waive\" the fees once we brought the pallets back.\n\nOkay, so, let's recap:\n\n1. Delivery fee of $80 but crappy pallets are an extra $15 a pallet? Wtf is that delivery fee for then? A 20 year old rando dropping off stuff on our driveway???\n2. I have to bring you back your stupid pallets... when I ordered online for delivery. Hmm, what does that tell you? That I DON'T want to waste time going to Lowe's.\n\nWhat are we supposed to do, hang around customer service with our 3-4 pallets? Oh, because I love wasting time trying to get money back you extorted out of me. Love doing that on the few, precious vacations day I have. That's why I ordered for delivery in the first place...\n\nWhen we disputed this charge (which, to remind you, wasn't mentioned AT ALL in the fine print, so... bait and switch tactic), the manager was rude and ended up hanging up on us.\n\nClassy, manager! Please, hang up on customers who have already spent over $5,000 at Lowe's and who had planned to spend a lot more. Btw - this isn't about a $45 fee. It's not about the money - it's about deceptive practices and incredibly poor customer service. \n\nI know Lowe's doesn't care about the reviews they receive, but I hope you as a customer will make better choices. If you need landscaping materials, go to Pioneer Sand Company. We've worked with them before and they're great - they'll be getting all our landscaping business from here on!
__label__4 Great Food....\n\nGood Service\n\nExcellent Management\n\nGood Drinks\n\n115 tv's (guesstimate)
__label__0 Closed kitchen early because they were slow.  Manager \"Johnny\" is a loser. We had a groupon and he would not honor it.  Hate to say this but we would never try this place again even though we lost 17.50.
__label__3 We have eaten here twice. Both times hamburgers. They were very good. Service was very good. Atmosphere was very noisy.
__label__3 Yum! Came here for Happy Hour on a Friday.\n\nI would have given this place 5 stars if the beers on the menu were actually the beers they offered. I asked for Moose Drool since it was on the menu, but the waitress said they didn't have it and rattled off the beers they DO have. Nothing irritates me more than having something on the menu but not actually having it available.\n\nThe Giovanni Wings were out of this world. So flavorful. Just the right amount of crispness. Delicious!\n\nPrices weren't bad at all. I'll definitely be back!
__label__4 Hey Santisi Family & team. I am slow to update, but I just had to fill you in.  A few weeks ago I came in with my 2 nieces. It was quite early & I think it was a Tuesday. There was only a hand full of people at the bar. The bartender was extremely curtious & very patient as my kids wanted to run around & play video games and not tell us what they wanted to eat. Anyways, I ordered 2 orders of chicken strips & fries, a salad & sprites to share between us. First off, you have, by far, the very BEST tasting chicken strips I have ever tasted. Not kidding guys! The chicken was really juicy and the breading is very tasty & perfectly crispy. \nI don't think they are the same as I used to get, but either way....whatever you are doing differently...keep doing it!  We absolutely Loved them! And, WOW... the portions were HUGE! We couldn't even finish one order of them.  Now, your Ranch dressing is so delicious that the girls only want it from \"'Tisi's\" & they want to eat it on everything! Lol.  Your BBQ sauce is great & mixed with the ranch dressing was quite yummy... Folks you have gotta try them together on a salad. I swear it was soooo good. \nBut, the Giovanni sauce is just so damn amazing that it can be poured on anything & everything! I eat it on my salad, wings, ribs, chicken breast dinner, even dip my pizza crust in it. You name it.... It's incredible! \nSo, can't you bottle this stuff?
__label__1 Since I just signed up a week ago, I'm sure I'll have to update this later. But I thought I would at least log my first impressions.\n\nFirst off, when we called, we got the usual sales tactics. The guy was really reluctant to give us a straight answer about how much membership costs, and how much the initiation fee is, and all that jazz. He also kept pressuring us to come in and talk with him.\n\nSadly, his tactics worked. \n\nWe headed on over there to check it out. It being around 5 or 6pm, the place was utterly packed. We had to park kind of far. But we're trying to get into shape, so what's a little extra walking?\n\nInside, it looks like it was built 15+ years ago. Miami Vice paint colors, neon signage, and the dents and scuffs on the walls and furniture that come with daily wear-and-tear. It wasn't shabby looking, just broken in. It actually made the place seem less intimidating, like when a burly guy wears a sweater.\n\nThe clientele looks like a bunch of average joes. The equipment isn't the latest and greatest. But they do the job. There are no spa-like perks or fancy decor. The place's mission is to work with average folks and get them into shape. It seemed like the perfect fit for us.\n\nOur sales guy chatted with us for a bit, gave us the tour, and then took our measurements and weight. We sat down. discussed the membership options, and picked the one that suited us. It wasn't a steal of a deal, but it wasn't bad either.\n\nOnce all the paperwork was signed, and the credit cards run, we scheduled our first two training sessions (free!). Here we hit a snag. \n\nRight from the start, we said we wanted mornings. We are morning people. We are motivated in the morning. We don't like being around hordes of people, like they have in the evenings.\n\nThe guy with \"The Book\" told us that there were no trainers available in the morning for several weeks. Typical. We clashed over that for a while, but eventually caved. We're stuck with evening training sessions for the time being.\n\nWe just did our first free session, and had varying experiences. We were both scheduled the same trainer, but he wasn't there. So we each got a different guy.\n\nMy girlfriend loved her trainer. He gave her a tough -- but not too tough -- workout, motivating her throughout. He made suggestions about her nutrition, and didn't really try to sell her on the supplements.\n\nMy guy was very nice, and pretty laid back. Almost too laid back. My workout was pretty easy. He didn't go over some of the basics of weight training. Luckily I knew them already. We didn't discuss nutrition very much. He did try to sell me on supps, but not really hard. My session was also about 15 minutes short.\n\nWe're going to be working out on our own next week. We'll see how that goes.
__label__2 Service was great.  Food was good not great.  I can't say I was a big fan of the atmosphere.  Kind of dark and dingy.  I'd go again but this restaurant probably wouldn't be my first pick.
__label__4 Pizza by Napoli will always have a place in my heart. I have been frequenting this place for over 7 years now and NOT ONCE has it compromised in taste, style or service. I know when I go there years from now, I will get to enjoy every reason that makes this place special for me. Taste-wise, I can speak for the pizza, wings and beer as this is all I ever want when I go...BECAUSE THERE SO DAMN GOOD!!! The pizza has an amazing taste to the sauce that can only be experienced and that will hopefully one day be recognized as the sauce all pizza should use! The wings have a nice crunchiness but are still traditionally bathed in an awesome wing sauce and worth every bit of mess you make of yourself. The beer is served right and makes the food that much better. When I say served right; I'm speaking of the thick, LARGE, glass pitcher that you could use to battle any incoming zombies or just use it to fill up the ice dripping mugs! Keep in mind, this place has a huge menu so don't think there only as good as pizza and wings. Best of all is it is very affordable as I have never thought I paid too much and if your looking for a cheap lunch special, they have it! As for atmosphere, it is very down to earth, no frills, just some beer signs and simple pictures of Napoli or some far off Italian hillside. The exact same group of guys has been there every time I have went and I actually don't know if they ever leave. Every time you see them they are cleaning or breaking down some machine to clean because it took a beating during lunch time. These guys have an awesome \"tough as nails\" Italian attitude and can come off pushy when placing your order for lunch but for god sake it's lunch time; it's busy, live with it! For dinner, you order it up front and then they bring it to you instead of picking it up from the front and don't worry, at this time the guys are all very gracious. Overall, this place is a classic and if your looking for great pizza in Phoenix; this is your place, if you just feel like something a little better for a pizza to take home; this is your place; if you want a genuine, down to earth experience; this is your place!
__label__3 I've been coming here for years. I like to stop by when I have to make a Fry's Electronics run. My favorite, beside a slice and salad, is their eggplant parm sandwich. I think they are one of the best in the in the Valley. (See my photo) I order the eggplant sandwich with a side of pepperchinies. Highly recommended. \n\nStaff is always friendly. A real family operated business, and always\nfriendly.
__label__4 I dropped by King Gyros after reading the raving reviews about this place. Now I know why! Their gyros are delicious and super cheap. It's kind of a hole in the wall place, but that made me even more fond of it. The staff was very friendly. I wish I lived closer to this place - it would definitely become one of my regular joints!
__label__3 Alright. So I realize this is a gyro business, and yes they are reaaaaaally delicious....however I have to give most of the credit to their burgers. Burgers? At a gyro place? YES! And let me tell you, they have the best burgers anywhere. Homemade meat they grind in house and the flavor...o.m.g. So good. The meal will run you about 9 bucks, but lets be honest... I will pay anything for a good burger. Do it..get one and tell me how amazing it is. I dare you!
__label__3 Nice place, clean, spacious room.
__label__3 How have I never reviewed this place before? It's close by so I do come here. Like once a month I show up. \n\nIt has that great dimly lit dive bar feel. You know you could get laid if you wanted to.  The drinks are cheap and the bartenders are cool. \n\nI like the people most.... you get such a fun variety the normal alcoholics, people in their work clothes, people hoping not to run into anyone they know, and plenty of stoners. Being a semi attractive girl the mostly male patrons treat you like you are family.... the creepy kind they want to kiss... but still family.   You can be relaxed and grab a few beers or get good and drunk either way you will fit  fit in just fine. \n\nIt's worth a trip and when the drunk people get kicked out of Santisi Brothers they walk to the other side if the parking lot and come here.  If nothing else grab a beer and watch the people that come here. \n\nAlso I might note that they only have 1 stall for women but there is often no line and MOST the time it does not smell like farts and coochie.
__label__4 Extremely fast service food was out quick and fresh! Would most likely come back soon! Recommend this to anyone.
__label__4 My daughter and I had food delivered yesterday. O my goodness everything we ordered came hot and freshly prepared. My favorite was the Crab Puffs and the Sweet and Sour Chicken. My daughter loved her Fried Shrimp and Sweet and Sour Chicken. The portions were big enough that we shared with my 2 boys when they got home. I had the Combination Dinner, it was a lot of food. My daughter had Chicken, Rice, and Shrimp. Will definitely be ordering front them again. Also they were very friendly. Even answered questions we had about a different dish.
__label__3 As a girl who was raised in Arkansas, I do, from time to time, get a hankerin' for fried chicken. I didn't feel like going to the store, washing dishes, etc, so I headed to this KFC.\n\nKFC has changed a lot since I was a kid. It seems a lot cleaner. And I certainly don't recall not one, not two, but three cameras at the registers. But that's the world we live in, I guess. \n\nRegardless, this particular location is extremely clean, the employees seem to actually enjoy their jobs, and the food is made pretty quickly. In fact, last night, Vanessa actually special-ordered some chicken tenders to be made a la original recipe, instead of crispy, which is the only way listed on the menu. How nice!\n\nThe sides now come in reusable containers. So reuse them! There's no sense in putting more trash in our landfills if you can reuse them...for food, crafts, cannabis...whatever.\n\nSide note: in Cabot, Arkansas, KFC has a buffet. And a chicken liver meal. The buffet, I could do without, but I could dig some liver every once in awhile. Hint hint.
__label__3 I love Villa Deli and have been going for years.   I went for lunch today and they now sell Pizza and are under new ownership.  The sandwiches are still the best and of the highest quality.  The pizza was pretty good as well, I wish they would sell one slice but you have to buy two.  The one thing that is missing is the friendly service the old owners used to provide.  The service was not bad but there was no conversation or anything more than taking your order and thanking you while paying.  I think the charm of this place was how the old owner used to come out and talk to everyone and just made you feel good about being there.    Keep up the good work, but engage with your customers more and I promise they will keep coming back!   Good Luck
__label__4 Great bagels! Not the best atmosphere but good coffee and bagels. Fair prices, friendly staff... I will definitely go there more often.
__label__1 Went on Saturday for lunch and the dining area was not to busy. Their was on server who managed all the tables. Since she was the only server the drink order took about 5 minuets after we arrived. My rating is based off of food quality. I ordered the Large New England Clam Chowder for 4.95, not badly priced, however I have had better canned chowder. very salty and WAY to much butter. Also the temperature for the soup was warm not hot, which probably means it was microwaved/ re-heated. We also ordered cheese sticks and calamari. They did look good when they cam out however, both dishes were under cooked and had to be sent back. Who wants soft calamari and cheese sticks? After the food was brought back to our table, the items still were not crsipy, whatever. the flavor of the breading on the calamari and cheese sticks was so bland and the marinara sauce was sub-par. Unfortunately i would not go back the Chowder house, rather go to Red Lobster!
__label__2 I grew up on the coast in New England so I know my chowder and seafood.  Taylor's is a fun place to go for that New England seafood house experience in the Phoenix area.\n\nI always order a bowl of chowder which is just okay.  Creamy with plenty of clams and potatoes but has a strange flavor ingredient that I can't quite place which makes it taste just a bit off.  A small dollop of butter stirred in makes it taste more authentic.\n\nThis is one of very few places in the area where you can get fried scallops that come out tasting how they should and remind me of being back in Massachusetts.  Very large and fresh with a light batter and fried golden brown - delicious.\n\nI know this place has been around forever and it shows.  It really reflects a bit negatively when the decor in the restaurant is fun and authentic, but covered in dust and cobwebs.  The owner really just needs to shut down for a week and pull everything out and re-do it with the same theme but updated.  It would really really improve the experience!\n\nMy other reason besides the chowder and decor that garnered only 3 stars is the fact that they won't take AMEX cards.  I know many smaller places don't but it is really a pain when you are traveling and cannot use a corporate card to pay for meals and need to use either a personal card or cash to pay.\n\nIf the owners of Taylor's read this review and fix these things I guarantee they would begin getting 5 star ratings across the board!
__label__3 I never write reviews for fast food, but this place was clean and the staff was pleasant.  The food, well it was Taco Bell would you expect anything different, it was good
__label__3 Though not the cleanest Denny's I've been to, the service is really nice so I'll keep coming back. \n\nThe dirty that I'm referring to is in between the double-pane windows is soap film that makes it look like the windows are really dirty, but I know it really isn't on the inside of the restaurant.
__label__1 We came here for breakfast the other morning and got right in. The place looks like it might have been remodeled(?) when me and my husband went to sit in the booth our knees were smashed into each other that we could not sit across from each other. The food was not as good as it usually is, but that won't stop us from going back. We will just have to sit at a table. The waitress was really nice and service was fast.
__label__3 Are you sure this is a chain?\n\nThe staff is awesome the food is great. The prices are reasonable. \n\nSounds like a mom n pop type place to me. \n\nI still am a fan of the Pollo Fundito... wife tried the shredded beef one and it was good but not as good as the chicken.
__label__2 Absolutely AVERAGE donuts; not terrible but nothing special. To be honest I'd give the QT a higher mark for donuts than Bosa.
__label__4 Best doughnuts in Chandler. Fresh doughnuts made throughout the day. Every drink under the sun besides coffee.
__label__4 We have been taking all of our dogs to Dr. Weikhorst for more than 10 years. He is a very compassionate doctor and a pleasure to work with. We recommend his services to everyone.
__label__3 I had the burger again this time. It was not greasy at all and had a nice flavor. I asked for some of the jalapeno cream cheese to try with it. That stuff it awesome. \n\nThe fries were thick but not steak fries. I liked them a lot. \n\nThe staff was really nice but a bit slow on the kitchen side. I however, did not mind as it was beautiful to sit out on the patio, wind blowing through my used be hair looking out over the desert. \n\nPrices are good, totally worth a drive to New River.
__label__0 Drive-up ordering box broken for months, today at lunch ordered a Double Del Cheeseburger but they had no meat to make burgers.  Need I say more! Off too Whataburger.
__label__2 So my coworkers and I had decided to try this place for lunch the other day, and their sandwiches were mediocre, their 5 layer brownies were good but a bit too sweet for all 4 of us that tried it.  I also had tried the cinnamon roll which was decent as well. Personally id rather just got to cinnabon for then drive all the way out there for theirs even though theirs is Huge.  I had also ordered the sugar cookie which i was expecting to taste like those cake sugar cookies with frosting was a normal sugar cookie but with frosting. So not my cup of tea but im sure plenty of others that need a good sugar rush would enjoy this immensely.
__label__1 I am a fan of taco stands in general, but....\nThis location consistently ruins my beloved bacon, potato, egg and cheese breakfast burrito.  Every now and then they get it just right, but most of the time there's something missing from it.  The bacon is frequently burned to a crisp, and the eggs...OH the poor eggs.  They are browned beyond all recognition and sometimes just a thin layer of bubbly burned stuff.
__label__1 We came here on a regular basis until they started wrapping our three rolled tacos with cheese and guacamole in paper rather than the little black boxes that always came in. Now the guac I get charged extra for, is all over the paper and not on my tacos. I'll go elsewhere moving forward.
__label__0 Worst McDonald's ever. They will make you wait in the \"Reserved Drive-Thru Parking\" every time. What's the point of a Fast Food Drive-Thru when you have to pull over and wait afterward? This has always been an issue with THIS particular location. Supposedly, as legend has it, you are being made to wait in the reserved area so they can prepare 'fresh' food....as car after car after car behind you drive-thru and patrons receive their food with ease? Think about it this way...when was the last time you could remember noticing a special waiting area at the drive-thru at McDonald's? Exactly, they aren't built in to all the stores. The fact that this McDonald's has multiple drive-thru waiting areas should be a huge red flag to anyone in a hurry. Keep driving, there's a better McDonald's just a little further down the road on Alma School and Guadalupe.
__label__0 Well...take this for a grain of salt as seen through the eyes of a grown up and not a kid's...\nThis place saw it's prime about 20 years ago -- literally.  Every ride looks like it has been revived from the farthest reaches of the 1980's.  In fact, this park is better suited not as a fun place for kids, but as a setting for a movie where the penultimate chase happens in a long-forgotten and run-down amusement park.  I think there was a Liam Neeson movie that ended like this, actually...\n\nDon't bother with the all-day passes, as there are zero rides that the kids might want to ride more than once.  \n\nWe got there right at 10am on a Sat, and so there were no lines at all.  The whole ambiance kinda felt like what Michael Jackson's personal theme park might have looked like if he were galavanting about on his own.  I really can't imagine waiting in any sort of line for any of these rides.  They are all very disappointing, and, well, lame.  \n\nSo says my 5 yr old and 7 yr old.\n\nThe highlight was the soft pretzel from the snackstand.\n\nSave your money and don't bother coming here.
__label__3 This museum is located in downtown Mesa. Parking is right across the street which makes it very convenient! Parking is free which makes it even nicer :)\n\nAdmission is $10.00 per adult or should I say anyone 12 and over. I believe this is a fair price for a museum.\n\nHistory is bountiful within the walls of this museum. The levels of history encompass everyone regardless of age. The kids (young ones) seem to enjoy the large dinosaurs that surround the rooms. There are several \"hands on\" areas for smaller children. \n\nTeens have a lot to read about rocks, fossils, and history. I am sure you could spend hours walking around reading every last word, it does seem a little redundant and a lot to read.\n\nOver all I think it's a nice museum, I just don't believe it is 5 Stars worth!
__label__3 A great museum that my 1 year old can grow into.  There is a soft play area for the 4 and under crowd, but I've been disappointed when bigger kids have been in there taking toys and playing a little rougher than they should be around the little ones.\n\nIt's free for babies under 1, which is great because I don't think they could really get much out of it.  $7 is a reasonable enough price for the kids, but I wish they had a discounted rate for adults as we obviously don't get as much out of it as the kiddos do.  The good thing is that you can periodically find deals on sites like Google offers, so keep an eye out for those.  The basic membership is $60/year and pays the admission for 2 (must be immediate family members.)  That would pay for itself in just over 4 visits, so it's definitely something to consider.  There are also several other membership levels that grant admission to larger families and they seem to pay for themselves in even less visits.
__label__0 let me detail my last experience:\n\nI called network automotive on Main St. in mesa for a quote for replacing a part on my vehicle.  I had done my own diagnosis and was confident that the problem would be remedied with this procedure.  On this call they took down the information and said they would call me back with a quote.  They did return my call later that day and left a message saying to give them a call back.\n\nI called them back the next day and received a quote that seemed reasonable given the labor rate, and the price that I could find the part for.  I made an appointment for the next day at 8:00 am.  I was under them impression that the part was already ordered considering I was a return customer, and I had an appointment set. \n\nI arrived right at 8am to have the procedure done.  I handed my keys to the person at the desk and proceeded to wait.  What I saw happen next was that my truck was pulled into the back corner angled away from me, the hood put up, and not one person went near my vehicle for an hour and a half.  At around 9:30 I asked them if I should bring it back at a more convenient time.  They said they receieved the wrong part from the parts supplier.  I just looked at the person expecting him to tell me the correct part was on the way and he didn't; rather, he asked, and I quote, \"why do you want to replace that part?  I've never had to replace that part before.\"  I must remind you that on the first phone call I explained to them exactly what I wanted to have replaced and why.  At this time I explained to him exactly what I had already explained twice already, on the phone.  After I finish he tells me that he can only find the part I need for over 3.5 times the price that I could find it for from Autozone.  As this is all happening the tech has finally decided to pull out the old part, and he comes walking in to the desk area with it, and he says, \"yeah, it's bad.\"  This made me think that it took about 2 minutes to get the part out.\n\nAll in all, I ended up paying 90% MORE than what they originally quoted me, I paid 125% extra for the part, and paid for 1.5 hours of labor, for a 15 minute job.  I was there right at 8, and was able to roll out at 10:50.\n\nIn conclusion I will never take my vehicle back there.  My vehicle is over 10 years old and I maintain it very well, as it is an essential part of my livelyhood.  It's unfortunate that we cannot count on a local business such as this one to take care of the people from the town where they do business.\n\nI see a lot of people that give rave reviews over their alignments, and I'm sure they probably do a good job, but if you need parts, prepare to get GOUGED.
__label__1 Frankly, I was not impressed. I was asked \"links or patties' I chose links, I got patties.. I asked for eggs 'over easy', they were raw around the yolks even though the outside was cooked, looked like they were steamed or something... Bread / toast was below par and over buttered. Marmalade comes out in some kind of pot - why?\n\nSo, short version, I eat out a LOT in these kinds of places - and this is one where I won't be going back. Iowa Cafe just down the road blows it away.
__label__0 Do not waste your time or money living here. They will find a way to charge you when you move out. Jessica the property manager is awful. The gate, hot tub, and pool are never working. There is black widows and scorpions everywhere. The carpeting is gross and the apartments are dingy. Move down the road and don't waste your efforts even looking at this sad place.
__label__3 Pretty good and they deliver! The nachos are excellent and they put the cheese sauce in its own container and is more than enough for an extra side of chips. Most locations are cash only which can be a bummer
__label__1 This restaurant was recommended to me.  I just wasn't that impressed.  Went for lunch on Sunday.  The place was empty except for one other couple that came in as we were getting ready to leave.  \n\nThe service was really bad.  We were ignored for about 5 minutes after coming in and sitting down.  Our drinks and food were all served promplty  but with no smile or friendliness.\n\nThe menu was a list of specials hanging all over the walls.  The only vegetarian option was Green Curry so I ordered that.  The soup came out first and had brown curly noodles in it as well as chunks of small brown pieces of chicken.  Two of my kids liked it but I couldn't try it.  Lunch was served with fried rice instead of white or brown and I wasn't a fan of that.  The egg roll also had meat so I couldn't try that.\n\nMy girls shared the chicken teriyaki and were not impressed.  The fried pieces of wonton were the most popular part of the meal.  My son had the red beef curry and enjoyed it.  So did my husband.\n\nI won't be back.
__label__1 Thought I'd give this place a try since it was near work and I love Thai Curry.  It was eh.  First, the soup was really bad, brown rotini noodles, brown broth, very unappetizing.  I ordered the beef curry lunch special.  Not much beef a TON of bamboo shoots, some sauce and fried rice.  The sauce was ok.  \nNext time I'm looking for Thai Curry near work, I'll search for somewhere else.
__label__2 So I went here the other day with a friend for lunch. The food was.... strange. I don't know if this place makes Thai food from a different region than most others or what, but the menu was not what I expected and the food was not what I expected. The place had some 'Chinese' lunch specials.... which is weird in itself, and the main menu had thai food I guess. I ordered the chicken with pan fried noodles.... expecting like a crispy noodle. Not the case. I don't know why they call these pan fried noodles... they're just kind of greasy wide rice noodles that are like Chow Fun or something.... not at all what I expected. Also, what I found really strange, was that a) they don't have you choose a spice level, so the food isn't spicy at all and b) the food had green onions and cilantro and that's it as far as vegetables go. Every Thai place i have ever been to uses lots of fresh vegetables, which is why it generally is better than Chinese food. The noodles were fine, they had a decent taste, but I wouldn't want to go get them again. My friend really likes the curry here, so maybe that's good and I should try it next time.... but honestly I didn't think this place was so great.... Also, it was pricier than any other Thai food place I've been to, with most entrees costing around 10$.
__label__4 There is a reason Milanos has been in business as long as they have! The selection is great and it is one of those few places that you can establish a relationship with the guys working there.
__label__1 To your left you'll see a rock that looks like a dinosaur and to your right you'll see a rock that looks like a person.  Sometimes you'll see some real animals, but not today...  \n\nReally? Is that all you've got.  Maybe we just didn't luck out, but our tour guide was horrible.  Not witty, not funny, not even that interesting.  He was clearly reading from a script because at one point he lost his place or got confused or something and ended up re-reciting the entire opening three minutes, word for word.  Most of the time he just but on a soundtrack, which clearly was way too short for the entire 90 minute tour since we listened to the Titanic song 4 times.  As a side note, you may not want to remind people of a huge boat accident when we're doing a boat tour... but that's just me.  \n\nDefinitely something for the older crowd, but even they seemed restless after about 45 minutes.
__label__3 The Dolly Steamboat tour makes for a nice family outing.  One of the other posters mentioned a concern over the winding roads to get here but I think the scenery and one lane bridges along the way is half the fun. Just keep your eyes on the road, take it easy and watch for other drivers. I always take family and friends from out of town out this way for the beautiful scenery but hadn't tried the Dolly Steamboat tour.  Glad we did it.  My girlfriend and I took my sister and her family on the 4:00pm tour, which I think was probably the best time to go.  The 12:00pm (noon) tour would've been hot and I think perhaps the sun might have been in our eyes and reflecting off of the lake the entire time, so I was happy with the late afternoon tour we chose. Everyone in our party really enjoyed the tour.  Our guide was very nice and very funny but didn't overdo it.  He explained the history of the canyon and its natural features as well as the wildlife as we made our way around the lake.  We saw a bunch of Bighorn sheep along the rim of the canyon and a Bald Eagle soaring back and forth across the lake.  I've been on other steamboat tours and in my opinion this one seemed very family oriented and less about beer / drinks, which is what we were hoping for as my two young nieces were the primary reason for our Canyon Lake excursion.  Party boats are always fun but this felt like a family boat and although I don't know what the Dolly nighttime tour is like, the afternoon tour was perfect for a family.
__label__3 Very professional and friendly to this visitor from cold Chicago here for Cubs spring training. Fit me in last minute. Great wax and pedicure - personalized service. Highly recommend.
__label__4 Faith Works Automotive does good business.  I have a 2004 Toyota Matrix with 152k miles.  I called at 2:30 pm, made it into the place by 3 pm, had them inspect all my brakes, was told that I only needed to replace the back ones, and that even though my tires were cracking that I could still get another 1-2k miles out of them.  The cracks were more due to the kind of rubber composite the tires were made of.  And I had an oil change and was out the door by 4:30 pm.  Fast, honest, and fair.  I think I've found my new mechanic.
__label__1 I'm gonna have to lay down a star reduction for this place, unfortunately.\n\nHad breakfast there Sunday 2-20-11.  With tip, came to $11.\n\nWent with the protein punch, the \"Carne Asada Platter\" with two fried eggs.\n\nI was hoping for some \"seasoned\" carne asada, which most places give you these days.\n\nThis was just a short, skinny section of over-cooked flank steak.  VERY tough.  Hard to cut with a sharp knife and hard to chew up.\n\nEggs and re-fried beans were nothing special.  Beans basically tasteless.\n\nThe one semi-bright spot was the salsa served with chips before the food came out.  It was good.  Not excellent, not VERY good, just....Good.\n\nI'm gonna have to say this place is hovering between \"slightly below average\" and \"average.\"\n\nWon't be going back.
__label__3 I pulled up to the store, and my wife (disgustedly) asked \"Are you sure this is it.\" I told her to be patient and have an open mind.\n\nAfter entering the store part, I was pretty impressed. They had probably one of the largest beer selections I'd seen. And their website stated that if they didn't have it, they could probably get it for you. Nice!\n\nThen, we went downstairs to the wine bar. That sold us right there. Cozy, friendly, good selection... I want to go back. Soon!
__label__4 Stopped here even though I'm way against anything to do with \"Sun Devils\".lol.  \n\nGreat beer selection of super hard to find brews. Even better wine selection downstairs and a laid back lounge. We stopped by and the wife had a glass of wine and I had a pint of Beer Republic beer. Great bartender downstairs with knowledge of beer and wine. I would totally come here to shop and have a drink downstairs in the lounge.
__label__4 So you will stop when the GPS tells you to, and you will instantly double check the address. You will question yourself, because this just CANNOT be it. You expect a wine cellar and what you have is this dinky liquor store. You enter the dinky liquor store and it couldn't be more anonymous, but if you just stay true (Navy term I believe) there is a staircase that leads down. Normally this is a bad sign, never go downstairs in a dinky liquor store - this one is the exception. I find the experience to be a little Narnia-like. But it isn't Narnia; it's a really cool looking wine bar. \n\nAnd this would be cool if this was it - but wait, there's more.\n\nThere is also a lounge area where people can relax and hang out and the rumor says that they play live music down here. I have totally missed it every time, but I cannot blame the establishment for my failure to plan. \n\nThey have a nice wine selection, and a limited but eclectic beer selection.\n\nI have not been here for the live music, so I cannot say much about the clientele.. but the establishment is really nice. First I was put off by the way I came here (through the dinky liquor store) but now I feel that belongs in a speakeasy kind of way.
__label__0 Cranky old man who has been in the business too long. If his work product was great perhaps it would be worth it but his results are hit and miss. I would not recommend going to this man.
__label__1 I have been a loyal customer since 1999. Makes me sad to right a bad review but since high schools closed their campuses Steves place has deteriorated tremendously. I went in as usual for lunch ordered my sub and returned to work with the wrong sandwich. I ate it upset but so hungry after picking off the dreadful items. I called spoke with a nice man who said come in I will write ur name down. I did and 4 people playing around in the back told me I need to speak with owner which I said no problem and their response was he is out of town. They all thought it was funny and I was so upset. If Steve's crazy sub ever goes out of business it will be because of the horrible customer service from his teenage and one grown man who seem to not care if customers ever comeback. Steve please read this and several others I have read that your staff needs to go. I hope someday I will be treated as a customer and maybe even get the sub I paid for.
__label__2 do not fear this yellow and red striped hut, right here in Mesa's hood :)\nRolberto's has some pretty good stuff going for it.. their Carnitas is more traditional, and flavorful, than similar establishments.. their pico, and guacamole are really awesome, totally homemade.. (tasting, at least).. \nIt's not the BEST taco stand in town, but it does the trick, especially if you live nearby.  This is a walk up, cash-only, 24 hour, outdoor seating, or drive thru kinda place..
__label__0 There were COCKROACHES crawling ON the bar top. Multiple. And many other bugs as well. We decided to just chug our cheap beers and get the heck out of there, but service was very slow AND when we got our check, we had been charged 3$ for drinks that were posted as being $2.50 not only in the menu, but on two other signs in the restaurant. I don't know why I would have to tell a bartender how much their drinks cost, and \"Trixxxxeee\" was one of the worst bartenders I've ever been served by. I wish I could give this place no stars.
__label__2 The food is good and the prices are cheap. Just make sure you check your bag before you leave the store or the drive thru. I go here all the time and about half of the time they don't give me everything I ordered. \n\nThey're normally happy to get you everything once you point it out to them though. If you order one combo meal and don't ask for anything special like no ice in your drink or no pickles on your burger or an extra hash brown you'll probably get everything. But ordering it your way most likely will lead to it being done the wrong way until you ask to have it fixed. \n\nThe 2 tacos for a buck is always good and they always have a promo menu item that is normally very good as well.
__label__1 About 2 days after I posted my initial review on here, I got a call from this hospital.  They wanted to explain why I ended up with the charges for the IV when I had told them not to do anything until after the consult with the doctor.  I felt a bit like I was in some kind of country where I didn't have free speech rights, so I hung up.  The hospital should have thought about the charges they were charging me for AT THE TIME I SHOWED UP WITH A CRISIS rather than taking advantage of my emotional state.  And I'd like to revise my estimate of the doctor's knowledge.  I showed up with a cat I suspected had been poisoned with antifreeze.  The doctor told me that was unlikely because according to her antifreeze does cats in so quickly they won't be alive for  couple days like mine was.  She was wrong, as I had the kidney tested at a vet diagnostic lab.  Just be CAREFUL who you go to and who you pay a lot of money to.  Do your own research.\n\n9/27/13:  Someone thought this review was \"funny\" ?!?!?!  What kind of nut thinks this is \"funny\"?
__label__1 We brought home a puppy from the shelter 8 days ago with a respiratory infection. She was on medication for a few days, and then in less than two days' time, she got very worse. \n\nWe rushed Milly to this location at 3AM last night. She was in a lot of pain and had the hardest time breathing. The staff members were friendly for the most part and pretty knowledgeable. They wanted to hospitalize Milly for a few days to run some tests on anemia, tick diseases, and other various long-term potential health issues. We were quoted that the treatment plan may range from about $4-5,000. We don't have that kind of money. We decided that these tests could wait until the morning - we just wanted to get her breathing normal, and if she had anemia or something long-term that our day vet could help us for a fraction of the price in the morning. We accepted some antibiotics and a fluid injection, because a few hundred dollars was the most we could spend at the time. They kindly gave us some recommendations for at-home remedies as well.\n\nMilly passed away later in the night. We took care of her most of the night to the best of our abilities. Even if we had known that she would pass away so soon, there was no way that we could have afforded to have her hospitalized. I just wish that we could have done something to help her immediately, instead of spending thousands on the unknown.
__label__0 The only factor that made this place ever worth mentioning in a posiitive manner it's the Mgr. Alex. He treats people with nothing but respect. He does what he has to yet leaves me with more dignity than any type of subcontracted company that is yet anotehr tool of the system. I was there when he prevented a guy from physically attacking one of the other employees without any force. He knows how to handle himself professionally while respecting the community.
__label__1 It's old and smells off!  Always have to wait in long lines to check out AND NO SELF CHECK OUT!  Never been impressed with Basha but this is one of their low end stores.
__label__2 good but NOT amazing.\n\n\nMy Dinner - ordered stacked enchiladas - not impressed with the quantity at all. Such a small serving with too much rice and beans for such a high price\n\nMy Dessert - really good - chocolate chip cookie\n\nHis Dinner - chicken chimichanga - edible but not impressive\n\nHis Dessert - crem brulee - very good\n\n\nWe give it 3 stars because it was a good meal but not amazing...wouldn't go again\n\nStill looking for an amazing mexican spot that isn't a dive!
__label__4 The best RV park love outside the pool area Harold the Owner is the best part of the whole park who cares about amenities when you have this guy at the Helm you can go anyplace. In life we meet unforgettable Landmarks and this Man Harold is class act all the way.
__label__2 I'm not as enthusiastic as the other two reviews, but this is above average in terms of food.  However, the atmosphere is lacking in comparision.  It really is a hole-in-the-wall.  If you want something different than a chain, you may want to consider it.
__label__1 No restaurant review should ever have to say, \"Where you start getting into trouble with this place is when the entrees come out.\" But that's exactly the case here. This food is hot garbage wrapped in tortillas. The fish tacos are nauseating. The incredibly dry meat in the green chilli burrito gave my brother in law food poisoning. The beans taste burnt, and they've apparently decided to season their rice with dust. Failing at the basic, I can only imagine the nightmares happening on the deeper items on the menu. Also it's overpriced. The chips and salsa are very good (especially the green salsa), and the staff is very friendly. Those things are important enough to squeeze out two stars. But if you're near downtown Mesa, I don't know why you wouldn't go to Mango's instead.
__label__4 Trim Time is in a tiny little strip mall, right next to the beautiful Wright house on University in Mesa.  The girl's up front are very nice.  They have about twenty cages in a separate room to the side for dog drop offs.  The sink area in the rear seems nice, all of the dogs were quiet and seemed happy.  I only had my dog's nails and expression done.  Ten bucks a piece, nice that they do ala carte. \n\nThey gave my girl a christmas collar too!  Very nice and clean.
__label__4 Used a Groupon to get some video cassettes converted to DVD.  A couple days after dropping off the tapes, I realized that a video had fallen between the seats of my car.  I was too lazy to ask if it could be added to my group of video cassettes.  A few weeks later I got the call to pick up my DVDs.  I asked about the additional cassette, and was told that they would just do it right away at the Groupon price.  Twenty minutes later I had all of my video cassettes DVDs in hand.  Overall, I would say that worked out well.
__label__2 I enjoyed the food, I got the chicken fried steak and it came with mashed potatoes and the gravy that comes on the steak. Also some green beans and a side salad that comes out first. All in all the food was good. \n\nComing in was confusing. We weren't greeted and since it was our first time there we were very confused. Because it's a cozy place I'm ok with there not being a hostess stand. But I do feel like someone should be on top of greeting the guests so that we know how the waiting works (you just walk in and stand awkwardly at the door and they ask who was there first when they have a table ready.)\n\nAll in all it's so so. But I do love that it's a famiky business and the food was good
__label__1 I had originally posted a 5-star review, but have now retracted it. While at The Brake Shop to have my brakes inspected, I also asked for an oil change and tire rotation. After they drained the oil, they realized they didnt have the proper oil filter, and could not locate one. They added some oil back in my 2012 Audi, and replaced the oil filter.\n\nWhen I went to Jiffy Lube the next day, the service guy there wouldn't touch it - there was oil all over the engine. I had to immediately go to the nearest Audi dealership, where they stated that either the oil filter was replaced improperly, or an incorrect oil filter was used. Had I driven any longer, this could have cause severe damage to my 1 yr old Audi.\n\n2 Stars because the store manager was very friendly, and didn't try to upsell me anything. Negative 3 stars for the poor garage staff.
__label__0 Saratoga was a horrible place to live. The rent is cheap and you really get what you pay for.  I was in constant fear that my apartment was going to get broken into. I would sometimes have to take my dog out at night and the complex is scary at night. Saratoga has a night security guard but its one dorky guy on a bicycle, this did not at all make me feel safer.  Several of my neighbors had a few incidents with bed bugs and roaches. The staff wasn't the best and the head office lady was really harsh on people she disliked. If your looking to rent in the Mesa/Tempe area I recommend you avoid Saratoga apartments. Spend the extra money to get a safer, cleaner, nicer apartment with a staff that is more professional.
__label__4 Salt River Tubing runs its operation like a well-oiled machine, with frequent shuttles at the pick up points with drivers who know what they're doing and are happy to help you out.  SRT works hard to keep the environmental impact of recreational tubing under control, running staff through the river regularly servicing SRT-provided waste receptacles and equipping tubers with plastic bags designated for trash collection.\n\nThe availability of restroom facilities, even pit toilet park-standard facilities, regularly along the route does wonders for making this activity civilized.\n\nFun and well worth the thirteen bucks for a day rental of tube and shuttle service.
__label__3 This is great! I've never had so much fun! We rented tubes and made sure to bring sheets to cover the tubes (so you don't burn because they are black) or bring your own light colored tubes). We also brought coolers with food and drinks (you can bring beer, too I think). There were a few rapids where we went down really fast which was great! People throw marshmallows. I got a great tan, make sure to get spray on sunscreen. There is 1 restroom down the river. I'd recommend avoiding spring break because college students will flash (men & women).
__label__1 Tubing down the Salt River was an experience comparable to floating down the River Styx (from Greek Stux, also meaning \"hate\" and \"detestation\"). I feel like I not only circled the underworld nine times but got sucked into it, and the ferryman Charon was a beer-bong wielding asshole.\n\nMy best girlfriend & I got there when it opened at 9 and the first part of our tubing experience was very pleasant, but now I know it's only because at that point it was still too early for everyone else to have gotten sufficiently plastered. We had our cooler tied between our two tubes and yes, we had a few beers too, but we were just looking to have a nice chill float down the river. We met some cool people along the way, hung out for a bit before we'd drift on down our way. A couple hours into it we stopped off at the side of the river, and a group of twentysomethings, mostly guys and a few girls, had banked as well, and asked if we wanted jello shots. So we figured yeah, cool, & hung out and drank with them for a bit. But it turns out they're the type of people who feel like if they give you a bit of alcohol, you owe them your freakin' life. At this point what I figure happened is, these guys were looking to get laid, & when me and my girl went to bail, they flipped out. I was supposed to catch a late afternoon flight back to San Diego, and she was supposed to go to work after dropping me off at the airport, and these assholes f*cked everything up. They dumped our little tube with a tub on it which held all of our stuff- cooler, shorts, sandals, towels, sunblock, water, everything. And somehow sent our other tubes cascading down the river; my girl managed to somehow retrieve her car key by some miracle at least. By then I had gotten out of the water, she swam back and joined me, and one of the guys got in her face talking sh*t and looking like he was about to hit her, which pissed both of us off so we started going off on them. Then they called some sort of gang code that somebody else recognized, to which they informed me and my girl we were f*cking with the Hells Angels and we best step back. At this point one of the guys' girls still floating in the river starts yelling at me, to which I simply yell \"SHUT UP,\" and she did. Smart move, because I was livid. \n\nAnyway they didn't seem like any Hells Angels to me, just some wannabe thugs who'd been drinking all day, but they were Hell's something because they sure ruined our day on the River Styx. So now me and her go to one of the firemen guys standing around at the side of the river, and ask if they can help, and they say they can't do anything unless we're drowning. Oh great, we can nearly get beat down by these punks but unless we're drowning, we're SOL? They gave me this bullshit little compass thing, but I didn't need help finding my direction, I needed help finding my hope in the general decency of humanity, which had been swept down the river along with all of my belongings. No compass was going to help me find that.\n\nAwhile later we encounter this group of hippies on a big raft, who graciously scoop us up and ferry us to our pickup point down the river, and these people were so kind and amazing compared to the drunks surrounding us, plus the guy steering the thing looks like he could be Jesus. They helped redeem a bit of my faith in the world, especially when one of them gave me their oversized flip flops as mine had been lost and my feet were already badly cut up.\n\nSo in retrospect, was it an unforgettable experience? Definitely. Would I want to repeat it again? Definitely not. \n\nNow I know what spring break in Hell is like.
__label__3 I had to write a review about this place after my group was torn about going after reading some reviews about how dirty this place made them feel and how they were tore up from rocks. So we envisioned way dirty water that was a trickle at places with rocks in too shallow water where we would have to go done in single file. We were ready for the worst but it's really not that bad. \n\nIt was never less than 10 yards or so wide. Yes, people do loose their trash like beer cans but it's not as trash filled as other places like the beach or the park. They do throw giant marshmallows so you will encounter mushiness. And people are peeing in the river, (are you surprised?) but it's moving water, so it's like nature's toilet anyway (like the ocean). And most everyone is drunk but I know there is a lot more stupid going on in any bar on any sat or Fri night. So, basically, if you are prissy about being things being dirty, and are one of those people that can't have a little fun with other drunk people and look down on them for doing stupid things, you will not have a good time. FYI, you will also not have any fun in places like NYC or most dive bars which you will think is dirty. Most of the people are just lazing down the river with their friends. \n\nI would like to give some tips and warning: Bring water, rope to tie your rafts together, water shoes, spray on sun block, food/snacks and a DD. I have never EVER seen so many cops out on my 20 mile drive back to our place in my life. There were check points, and 3 cop cars pulling over 1 car, and people with their hands hand cuffed behind their backs. It's serious guys, don't mess with it.  Also, you will not notice how drunk you are until you stand up, so be careful not to drown.
__label__1 I got in my car to leave for my job as a teacher and got the dreaded battery click of death. I called AAA, who sent a van in a prompt manner, but not soon enough for me to get to school on time, so I had to call in a substitute. \nThe van driver seemed very professional, and offered to replace the battery, install it, and dispose of the old one. The fees he quoted just kept adding up and up. I'm not certain how high they might have gone because I let him know I thought over 130.00 for a battery was excessive especially when I am a Premiere member. \nI phoned the Honda dealership, who quoted me a price of under 90.00 for a 3-year battery, installed. I had the car started, and drove directly to Tempe Honda for a new battery and full-car check-up. The charge was under $90. And kept $40 in my pocket.\n\nA word to the wise--know your prices before buying a battery from AAA!!!
__label__1 My boyfriend and I ate here because we had a giftcard, and thank goodness we did, I would never of paid for the food otherwise. Our appetizer was a greasy mess and our entrees were small and disappointing. The service was alright but the place seemed dirty. Even though this place is conveniently located near my house, I'm not returning.
__label__3 Changing my 3 starts to 4.\n\nThe produce quality has been pretty good lately. I was excited for the strawberry sale this last week (4 for $5) and although the strawberries could have been more ripe, this wasn't the fault of sprouts.\n\nThe meat dept always has good prices. You can find \"manager's special\" sausage in the pre-pack case for $1.99/lb. Needless to say, I trust the meat here, so that in itself is is worthy of 5 stars...but this isn't just a butcher shop.\n\nGREAT prices on beer if you buy what's on sale. San Tan 6-packs for $6.99?! YES!!! In the last 4 or 5 weeks, it's been this price twice.
__label__1 Tortillas are always stale. Pizza is always either raw or burnt. On several occasions i have found that the staff had placed a new time label over another to avoid cooking fresh pizzas. \nThe quality of the food at this location just always seems to be sub par. I have lived near this location for ten+  years and its always been the same. So i go to the brown and mesa dr location
__label__0 My husband and son have had their hair cut here for years, but no more.  The cuts have been fine, but their business practices leave much to be desired.  They constantly change their marketing/incentive programs, and refuse to honor what they had in place before.  Last year they advertised in both the Mountain View Football and Wrestling fundraiser cards, and then refused to honor the terms that were on the cards.  \"We're sorry, it should've stated this _________.\"  Today, I went to offer a punch card that already had 5 punches on it (need 6 for a free cut), only to be told they don't use them anymore, and they wouldn't honor it.  So, we paid for 6 haircuts with the promise of a free one in return, and now.... nothing.  I asked for the owner's contact info, which they wouldn't give me.  They took my name and number instead and promised to get back to me.  We'll see if that happens, but I'm not holding my breath.  \n\nMy husband starting going elsewhere about 4 or 5 months ago, but I continued taking my son here purely out of convenience.   No longer, though.  I'm tired of the bait and switch.
__label__4 Hands down, my favorite location.  I have been coming here for years.  The staff is one of the friendliest in the biz.  I rarely have had an issue, but whenever I have, the staff have gone above and beyond to resolve and/or compensate for the error.  I also appreciate the fact that they make an effort to remember the names of regular guests, no matter how infrequent.  I'm thinking THIS Arby's!
__label__3 One of my preferred pizza places.
__label__4 I been coming here since I was a kid and I love it!\nI could never get sick of this pizza.\nSomething magical about the sauce they use, and the crust is very original.\n\nI now live in California and I rarely get a chance to enjoy Barros.  I have yet to find a pizza place in California that compares.\n\nBarros come to Southern California please!!!!
__label__4 Barro's is always awesome. When I call in an order its usually ready faster than they say it will be, and their meatball pizza is delicious.
__label__1 Good energy in this space, but too bad about how expensive all of the classes and services are. There is a decent amount of cd's, books, and candles, but not much else. I saw a few books I have sold myself, and was shocked at the mark up. Not to mention the prices to attend a group reading or other event they had scheduled...I felt like I was being pressured to get a reading when I started asking about different psychics, etc... My friend and I didn't really feel too comfortable after that, so we left and have never been back since. I understand trying to run a business to make money, but don't shove your services down people's throats.
__label__1 I could just copy & paste Tim J's review of this place (from a year & a half ago!), & it would be real close, but let me do my own, \"Good/Not So Good\" account:\n\nThe good:\n\n*  It's nice inside, & I was able to plant myself in a comfortable booth for lunch.  Norm R. joined me, to run this place up against one of the Valley's best of these kinds of places, \"Pizza Buffet & Much, Much More\" in North Phoenix.  I also kept Pizza Hut Buffet (48th St.), Amazing Jake's, CiCi's, Pep\u00e9's & Peter Piper in mind, in reviewing it.\n\n*  The salad bar is ok, having enough of the usual veggies to satisfy, & there were potato & macaroni salads that were ok.\n\n*  Disregarding grease, the flavor of the pizza was pretty good.\n\n*  Our server, an older lady who looked like she'd be more at home at (the great) Scott's Generations, was friendly & attentive.\n\nOk, let's get to the dirt:\n\n*  They have \"Rules.\"  Have you ever been to New Town Super Buffet in Burbank, CA?  \"$20.99 extra charge if you eat the fish off the sushi & don't eat all the rice.\"  \"$20.99 extra charge if you don't eat all the food on your plate.\"  \"$20.99 extra charge if you take a plate of any one thing.\"  Ok, it wasn't quite as bad as THAT, but it was, in so many words, NO YOU CAN'T COME OVER TO THIS SIDE OF THE SERVING TABLE WHERE IT'S MORE CONVENIENT TO GET YOUR PIZZA THAT'S IN THE BACK!  NO, YOU CAN'T GET YOUR OWN ICE CREAM CONE FOR DESSERT!  You get the idea.\n\nThen there was the pizza.  There was some cheese bread, some garlic bread, & several pizzas out.  The pizza choices consisted of cheese, cheese with a dab of something else, pepperoni, sausage, & pepperoni & sausage.  Nothing else, really, except that you could special order \"taco pizza\" or, can you imagine?, SAUERKRAUT pizza!  HOLY S#*@T, & you thought Spam Lo Mein was weird!\n\nThere was so much grease floating around on the top of the pizza slices that you could roll one up from side to side, aim it at your friend (in this case Norm R.), & squirt it out the bottom at them like milking a cow!\n\n*  The coup de gr\u00e2ce to this place was the outrageous price!  I called ahead, & they told me $8.50 including soft drink & a soft-serve cone, which is ridiculous for a pizza buffet.  Then, when I arrived here, hungry & 21 miles from home, I was advised that they have just jacked the price up to $9.25 for all adults!  HOLY S#*@T AGAIN!  Even if the pizza WASN'T all greasy, the maximum price, including drink & no-you-can't-get-it-yourself soft serve ice cream cone, should be $6.25.  Even then, it wouldn't be as good overall as Pizza Buffet, where the same amount of choice costs $4.99/$3.99 Senior!\n\nTwo Stars, period.
__label__0 Dropped in to Quality bumper a dealership recommendation for some running boards. Running boards were great. The salesman was very insistent that I buy this truck bed cover, said I was not interested. Kept on said he would give me a great deal. So eventually I cracked...lol I paid for the boards and cover. Then he told me the cover was not in stock and they would have to order it. I stated, I just want to cancel then again very high pressure to keep it, did not want to give my money back. Stated they would call when it was in, probably Friday. With hesitation I agreed. Friday came, saturday went by no word. When I called Monday they stated they called and I would not answer. I checked my phone no recorded of them calling. The manager stated they called and it was my fault since I did not answer. Being told I was lying to them they stated that now I would have to pay a re-stocking fee and the installation was no longer free. Really? Worst customer service I have ever had. WOULD NOT RECOMEND to even my worst enemy:) Buyer beware when shopping here.
__label__2 Just wanted to update. Manager contacted us. Was willing to give full refund or have the top installed for free. Seems there was a communication issue. Issue was resolved, even kept the truck box cover. Did have an issue, but company did resolve in a timely manner and apologized for the miscommunication
__label__4 Been coming here an average of once a week for overs year and got to know most of the staff and service is great! I'm treated very well and in the mornings after work I'm greeted with cheerful waiters eager to make my breakfast a great Denny's experience. Awesome customer service, I never had a problem with my order and this place is excellent in refilling my drink, will keep coming plus they proved free wifi for a geek tetchy gamer I am.
__label__0 I stopped for lunch on Wednesday of this past week and ordered Crispy Noodle Chicken Chow Mein.  The chicken in the chicken chow mein was not chicken.  It was long pieces of light and dark meat with connective tissue that made it very, very strange looking and nothing like any chicken meat I've ever seen.  The owner came out and I asked him what is this.  I said it was disgusting to even serve this to diners.\n\nI will never go back there again.
__label__0 Ordered the bo-bo platter for an appetizer \nThe beef was grey and smelled funny, the bbq was vinegar with ketchup and the egg rolls were rock hard. All of it was like leftovers from other plates. \nDefinitely will not go back and will never recommend this dive.\nWish there was a negative star.
__label__0 Very disappointed with the 1 hour delivery on a Wednesday evening when we live across the street and we only ordered 2 things.  The food for tge price is not worth it.. I will never order from this place again!
__label__4 This place passes the A&A test big time (atmosphere and attitude).  From the moment you first see the towering neon sign with \"Let's Eat\" blazing in the night sky, you know you've just hit the dining jackpot.  The place looks like it could have been decorated by the Duke himself (the horseshoe door handles are a nice touch).  The waitresses are all very friendly (their outfits include holsters with six-shooters).  I've been to the original location a couple of times but tried the Mesa restaurant last night.  Everything is prepared just right.  Meat, potatoes, BBQ beans--what's not to like.
__label__1 Third time here. Not as good as before. Salmon not tasty, salad over loaded with dressing. Wait staff good. Restaurant clean.
__label__3 One of the best gyro places in Arizona!  Large, flavorful, hot, fresh portions with fabulous tzatziki sauce!!
__label__2 Prices are great, but the quality isn't the best. you have to pick threw on a few items to find something fresh
__label__3 I wish I could give it a 4.5 or 4.8! It really deserved it :)\n\nMy daughter & I had a special Christmas Day evening out, just the two of us, & lucky for us the Broadway Palm Dinner Theater was open! \n\nWe had a great dinner, buffet style. Now, my daughter is a huge fan of buffets (it's like competitive eating, lol), but I'm not. Normally my thought process is 'if I'm paying for this meal then don't make me walk to get it', lol! However, at this place I changed my mind :) The food was much better than any buffet that I can remember having, the lines moved quite quickly & the food was plentiful. Plus, everyone was in a festive mood & it was nice to chat with people in line :) \n\n& the show! We where fortunate enough to watch the musical A Christmas Carol & it was FANTASTIC! Honestly, I have not a con to list about the show. Towards the end Scrooge ran through the crowd, shaking hands & wishing people a Merry Christmas & my daughter was one of the lucky ones, which made it that much more memorable an experience for her :) \n\nThis was honestly the best Christmas evening I've ever had :)\n\nThe only reason I did not give 5 stars was because the chairs can get a tad bit uncomfortable after more than 2 hours of sitting, lol. Still, I LOVE this place & plan on visiting again soon & if I'm lucky, I'll be there next Christmas Day too!
__label__4 My husband finally did good. He suggested that we try Alessia's and it was excellent!  Very good service, nice hot bread, and a great wine selection. I had the special (which I could say in Italian because it was beautiful) which was a stewed pulled pork dish and served in the both with broad egg noodles. I was not disappointed!! Hubbie has the lobster ravioli which he also really enjoyed.  Servers were friendly and attentive. We will return!  Yum!
__label__1 Soupy pasta sauce, very unremarkable house salad. Not great atmosphere in a little strip mall  Would not return.
__label__4 Dinner was amazing!! I had the strongola with angel hair which I loved, two people had pesto and one Alfredo and everyone loved their dish. Definitely can't wait to go back to try some more menu items! The staff were all very friendly, helpful and well mannered. Seemed to work well as a team.
__label__4 Third time dining at Alessia's. As always the food was fantastic. The staff was very attentive and friendly. The owner John is down to earth and a professional. Pleasure speaking with him. Nice to enjoy great food and service in a family owned operation. Look forward to returning and passing word to friends about this gem in Mesa. Thanks again.
__label__0 When we arrived at 6pm for dinner, the restaurant was busy but not full.  We were seated fairly quickly.  Then ignored for 30 (yes thirty) minutes, no kidding here.  We finally got bread and water from the single bus person in the entire place after about 10 minutes.  I asked one of the waitresses for help, after she took an order from a table that came in well after us.  She said she didn't know where our waitress was.  It appeared there were only two, and the one who sat us was our waitress.  The one who sat us was busy taking the order of a large table that also came in after us.  So once again, we asked the \"not our\" waitress who was annoyed I was asking her again and still didn't even attempt to get us any service.  The ONLY reason we waited as long as we did was my father wanted to take us to this place.  So finally, at 6:30 we left and went to Zur Kate, another German restaurant in the same parking lot.  Which was good all the way around, live accordion music was fun. Service with a smile instead of annoyance.  The food was pretty good and the prices were much better as well.  But hey - if you like water and bread (ok, the bread was good) then head on down to Bavarian point.
__label__2 Pretty good German fare (good sausage and schnitzel, the gravy was a little bland, but this is German food) and a pretty fun environment on the weekend (the accordion player really gets the snowbirds going, especially when he plays Edelweiss).  Friendly service.
__label__0 German cafeteria food. period.  I had the special: stuffed roast pork, red cabbage and spaetzle. (sp)
__label__0 BEWARE BEWARE BEWARE!!!!! Normally I give fairly kind reviews but this place is AWFUL!!!!!!  If you are diet conscious, eat here! You'll have zero appetite after the first bite.  YUCKY food!!!!!!!!!!  Waitress extremely nice and decent atmosphere but the food truly is inedible!!!!!!!!
__label__2 We used to receive several buy one get one free coupons with purchase of two beverages, but now they are just buy 1 get 1 half with two beverages. Their breakfast is tasty, but without the coupon a little pricey. We used our coupon for dinner once, but it was still way too expensive, and the food was just mediocre. The service was ok, but very dusty, and outdated decor. Has lots of potential though. Not sure if we will be back.
__label__3 The little mesa hasn't let us down for breakfast. It is a family owned an operated place. The coffee has always been good.  Service has always been cheerfull and attentive. If you expect\ncanned smiles and fake. Take your self important attitude to the trendy places.come here for solid breakfasts from a family that is consistently on target with a welcome and a hot meal. As a tip.. always ask for blueberries on your pancakes it is worth the upcharge.
__label__3 This is the place you wanted to find the last time you did a road trip theouh Iowa or Kansas. Just plain good home cooking. A simple decor, friendly waitresses, and a good cup of joe when you need it. Prices are reasonable and the parking is plentiful. By the way they offer some cute gift item; yeah, very reminiscent of the Midwest.
__label__0 I have went to this location and the customer service is terrible.  The food is not bad but the people are very rude.  They got my order completly wrong,   forgot part of my order.  So with part of my order I drove back.  Asked the manager to give me the burritos that I asked for and to remake my order cause the food I had was going to be cold by the time I got home She refused.  So I paid for a part order and cold food that I had to heat up once I got home.  Wow!!!!!!!!!!!!!!  I won't be back....  My advice check your order before you leave.  Don't expect managment to try to make you happy.  The manager was a woman.  I would say lady but she didn't act like one.
__label__0 Last  night I ordered the #17 two Chili Rellenos and #19 Burrito and Enchilada.  First, the enchilada, refried beans and rice were cold on both plates.  The green chilis were tough and needed a steak knife to cut.  The burrito must have been made by an Asian.  The only thing in it other than tasteless meat, was sorry onion and green bell pepper (like your last Asian dish).  NEWS FLASH:  NEW ASIAN AND MEXICAN VEGETABLES - ONION AND BELL PEPPER.  NO THANKS... I WILL eat at other places.
__label__0 I traceled over 30 miles for this cut of meat.  Thinking the best place to get if was a meat market/butchet....WRONG!!!  I purchased a 7# prime rib worth over $100 and found it to be the worst cut of meat....especially from a butcher.  It was grisly and full of fat more than I've ever seen on this type of meat.  Sorry won't be going back.
__label__4 We ordered the 10.99 special with steak. The steaks were the perfect size for us and they were cooked perfectly. I had a delicious wedge salad and my wife had the best spinach salad ever. It came with garlic spinach. Yum. The steak came with a really good vadalia onion sauce. We have eaten at several all over the country and we get the small sre
__label__4 I worked here for just over two years and only left because of health reasons.\nKim is awesome to work for. She will do anything for her employees and for her customers. She has never met a stranger. She will meet you once and I promise she will know you the next time. G Bar G is one of those good ole Boys kind of place. Wearing a tux come on in, wearings cut offs and t shirt well that's okay too. \nCome in sit down and make some new friends. If you are a Green Bay Fan and want to watch a game you better get there early because this place rocks.\nBest little bar in Mesa. Love the bar, love the people.\nYou just gotta try it once.
__label__0 After my experience and writing my original review I also sent an email to the head pro at the course to describe my experience and frustration.  Alas to my dismay I still have never gotten any response from anyone at the course.\nLet me reiterate yet again that there are soooo many courses to enjoy here in the valley you can go ahead and skip this place because apparently the don't care if you had a bad experience or felt that you were treated disrespectfully.\nI have told quite a few people about what happened and the feedback was less then flattering.\nMy new goals for 2014 are to lower my handicap, loose about 15 lbs and do everything in my power to make sure that everyone I know hears this story and I can only wish that their rate of play goes down.  I'm not going to hold my breathe but it still makes me warm and fuzzy to think that it just might.
__label__4 This is my favorite sushi restaurant in Arizona. This is one of those hole-in-the-wall places. If you are looking for amazing ambiance, you won't find it here, but excellent food you will. Have never had anything I didn't like here with either the rolls, or sashimi. The food is fresh and full of flavor. Some of my favorites items here are the Baked Green Mussels, Spicy Scallops, Salmon sashimi, and Las Vegas Roll. Prices are really reasonable. If you've never had fresh wasabi, give it a try, it's now a must everytime I go somewhere.
__label__4 This small sushi shop looks like it may sub-par, but it is in fact the opposite. \nI have been there many times and it hasn't been busy enough to delay service at all. They have a good happy hour and the prices are not to bad. Their sushi is always fresh and I have never had a bad role or cut of fish. \nTheir food tastes amazing, the prices are fair and the service is good. Plus the atmosphere gives you that small restaurant feel which tends to be very relaxing.
__label__1 Sometimes I don't like to go in because it seems dirty and some of the staff looked real tweaked.  Kind of a nice humidor but don't expect real knowledgeable staff to be of any assistance.  I think a raid of this place would turn up some  unmentionables.  Proceed with a bit of caution
__label__3 Awesome lunch special.  8\" poor boy (hot or cold) bag of chips and a drink for 5 bucks.  The bread is very fresh, staff always friendly, fast service and very dependable for a good sandwich.  Kind of a hole in the wall in not the greatest shopping center in Mesa, but a very pleasant sub shop I look forward to visiting at least once a week.
__label__3 Small and quaint, the servers are friendly. Food is good, coffee is hot. Even in summer, they have decent patronage. I  sure the winter will be busy. We always like small, locally owned business - and we love our breakfast places.
__label__0 They need to lay off the ice. More than 3/4 of my drink was full to the top of ice. Two sips and you're done. Is it worth 7 bucks for a crappy meal? Nope!
__label__4 Randy back in the hitch install bay is great. After another shop torqued my hitch down to 120ft lbs (really?!?!?!) he was quick to get it right and ease my mind. Work was quick and efficient, I would highly recommend Randy and the team here for hitch installation and service to anyone. Great job guys!
__label__4 If you need to have a sleep study done this is the place to have it done. With 5 sleep centers throughout the valley there was a sleep center not far from where we were staying. The facility is absolutely beautiful.The rooms are like a resort with the staff as nice as can be and very knowledgeable.  My daughter had the best experience here.
__label__1 Over priced on just about everything in stock. Seriously why would I pay almost $6 for a pint of Ben and Jerry's ice cream? Also the staff can be very rude at times and seem like they do not want to deal with certain people who shop there, kind of made me feel like I was not wanted. \n\n\nI am always looking for a good bargin but this place has some of the weirdest policies when it comes to their sales. I can not stand when they over price their meat so that they can make it look like you are getting a good deal when they advertise a \"sale\". \n\nSeriously since when does a pack of pork chops cost almost $15? Or 2 thin little steaks almost $18? All they do is take a pack of meat, mark it up 2 or 3 times the price and say it is buy one get one free. They move more product and still make a good amount of money. They are not the only ones doing this but they are doing it almost every week!! No wonder this place is always so empty!\n\nWhile they do have a larger selection of some items it is not enough to get me to shop here regularly.
__label__0 I agree with Ricky C.  was in Albertson's yesterday and also last week, Pork was $3.49/lb not on sale, today it was buy one get one free but the price was $6.99/lb, now how is that buy one get one free?  No store in the valley charges $6.99 for pork
__label__2 Pizza is great but this place is overpriced for what it is.
__label__1 $40 dollars for Sauce, Dough, Cheese, and Sausage?  Give me a break.  My wife and I go out often.  This was the worst service I have received in years.  Over priced hole in the wall pizza joint.  We heard good things, we were not sure what people see in this place.  Not for us.
__label__4 Great donuts and friendly service I highly recommend & good coffee. I have no idea what the guy was complaining about the owners English was fine
__label__0 Will never come back here.  They treat their animals terribly.  Went to their pumpkin patch and they had a petting area.  It was a really hot day and the water for the animals was filthy, covered in dirt and straw.\n\nThen, we took a wagon ride and it was a nightmare.  We stopped at the pumpkin patch for everyone to get a pumpkin.  As everyone was getting back on the wagon, one of the mules started freaking out and bucking.  The wagon was jerking all over the place.  I grabbed my daughter and got her off but, there were several people, many children, on the wagon and the driver never said anything about them getting off.\n\nSo, we rush off to the side to get away from the horse and wagon and we realized that the horses legs were tangled in the equipment.  The driver just sat in his seat doing nothing but whipping and yanking on the reigns while this poor horse is struggling desperately to stand but keeps falling on his face.  I finally ask him if he realizes the horses legs are tangled and he finally decides it might be a good idea to get the people off the wagon.  But, even as the people are getting off, he's still whipping and yanking on the reigns of this poor horse who is struggling and panicking trying to stand up.   It was awful.  We ended up walking back and I did tell management but, 5 minutes later, this guy was heading out with another group, same horse and wagon.  I will never go back there again.
__label__0 My child was enrolled in the pre-k program, at this location, for about a month. During this time she had trouble with another little boy in the class making violent and sexual remarks toward her, including threats to have her head smashed in with a hammer and her private area licked. \n\nThe Center director talked to my child and the little boy, and came to the conclusion that nothing happened. In her follow up conversation with me she implied that my child needed counseling, while dismissing my concerns and allowing this little boy with known disciplinary issues to remain in the classroom. My child was pulled out of the classroom and placed with 3 year olds! \n\nNot comfortable that my child would be protected in the environment, I decided to pull her out and enroll in another local daycare center. We have had no further issues since transferring and ALL inappropriate words and actions have stopped! She is no longer afraid to go to school in the morning. It saddens me that one child who clearly has issues would be allowed to taint an entire room of children. After 3+ years with kindercare in another state I am incredibly disappointed with the way this situation was handled and am no longer a customer.
__label__1 We have been there on 2 occasions.  Both times we had very slow service even though there was hardly anyone in there.  The food was good.  I had the fish and chips the first time.  They only have them on special days.  I felt like fish and chips again so my son looked up the menu on the Internet, called and yes it was the special of the day.  Went in at 3:00 p.m. where they seated us and took our drink order.  The waitress didn't come back!  She was busy chatting to other customers.  Finally she came back over to us as she noticed that my husband's drink was empty.  Then she asked what we would like to order and we all said fish and chips.  She said there were out of them and also out of one of the other specials of the day.  Then she tried to serve us the wrong order.  Slow, slow, slow.  Next time we are going to order carry out.
__label__3 the local north mesa restaurant. after 5, prepare for a wait.. daily. happy hour and a small but ok variety of craft beer and mixers, wine of course. bar is crowded usually, service is fast, staff is friendly, a nice place to take the family. i have been at least 5 times, and won't discourage you from going. fare is decent, specials keep it interesting. fun to watch the kitchen in rush hour. nice, open, friendly, and carries local craft beer. 4 stars!
__label__1 Oh Red, White and Brew your customer service  needs so much work.  We had a group of 10, person #1 arrived at  4:40 and was given a pager and told we couldn't be seated until everyone arrived. At 5:15 8 people had arrived and you still wouldn't seat us.  After a discussion with the manager, he agreed to finally seat us but only a table for 8!  Within minutes, the other 2 people arrived with no where to sit.  Long story short, after an hour and 20 minutes we finally got an extra table (after being told they were too busy to give us that extra  table).  Food was good...but customer service is just as important. I won't be back!
__label__0 This location tends to have problems with the food. A lot of times I will have to wait for a new batch of food to be made because what they have kept under the heat lamps for who knows how long needs to be replaced. Typical Panda store. Considering the competition nearby I am surprised they stay in business here.
__label__4 I have been riding and racing bikes for 35+ years (I'm kinda old). I have been a shop rat since I was about 10 years old racing BMX. From there I moved to Mtb, then road and eventually tri. I really like bikes, but more importantly, I like bike people. It is a great culture (cult), and the center piece of any good cult is a local place of worship - in this case the bike shop, and more specifically DNA.\n\nI have been a regular at DNA since the day it opened. These folks like bikes, and they get bike people - because that are all riders. BMX? Yep. Mtb? Check. Road? Huhuh! Tri? Got it. There are lots of shops that will take your money and give you stuff, but these folks take your money and give you a bike!\n\nThe service guys (we'll call them servants) have been outstanding. I have used them reliably for race tune-ups, fittings and general maintenace for years. They are great. \n\nI am defintely a fan of this little shop, staff is smart and their service is proven. They have a very broad selection of bikes, styles and sizes, so you will definitely find something to straddle :-). And an added bonus is one of the owners mistakenly asked how old my grandchildren are... Only to be told they are actually my own kids. What joksters! I hope.\n\nAsk for Ryan when all else fails when you are stolling the aisles looking for your next sled. He is sorta like the shop dog - he takes the kicks, and gives the love :)
__label__0 Eww. I ordered a cheeseburger from this spot, & was so grossed out by what they served up. Not normal, even for the low standards Wendy's has conditioned us to accept. For $1 a cheeseburger you might as well go to Waffle House, always open with $1 cheeseburgers too. At some point, customers will need to wake up to the fact that they are not in the business of serving good quality food for reasonable prices, they just want to take the money, & will leave you with a bag of nasty crap the dog shouldn't eat if that's what they think it takes to get your $1.
__label__3 One of my favorite \"cheap eats\" places. T-bone steak & eggs dinner is the hidden gem on the menu! See photo
__label__1 They have great food if you can get service.   Last time I went wewaited 30 min and didn't have any service at all so we left and done 20 min to another restaurant. We just phone order wings and pick them up now
__label__2 Better than expected!! The servers were very friendly, the chips were fresh and the salsa and meatball soup were INCREDIBLE! \n\nI can't give more than 3 stars yet as the rice, salad and margarita were pretty bad. We will give them another try as I could live on that soup!!!
__label__0 Don't waste your time.  It used to be good.  It's not anymore.
__label__0 Used this place before and was satisfied with there service for septic wait removal. 7 years later we call to use them again and they charged us twice as much as last time and spent less time draining the septic tank and he was rude and seem to be in a hurry to get on out of there, and we didn't feel like they did not do a good and quality job. 6 month later its full again. And won't help us out with this bad service they did for us.  Would never recommend to anyone find a better company to do business with.
__label__2 Looking for a nice meal out we ended up stopping at the Sundance just because it was close and the lot was full.  We had the prime rib special.  It definitely was a good quality piece of meat.  It was hard to cut and not real flavorful.  However, we would definitely go back and try something else on the menu.  The entertainment -- Southern Drawl -- was fantastic and the wait staff super friendly.  They definitely deserve a second chance.  The restaurant gets 3 stars for entertainment and staff.
__label__2 There is nothing quite so apocryphal and intriguing as the stench of a man cloaked in velvet brocaded tunics and leggings speaking victorian english under the swelter of 110 degree weather gnoshing greedily on a cartoonishly large turkey leg. The stench is one of body odor, nose gays, grease, loathing, and pretense. It's an unmistakable odor I have come to equate with bluegrass concerts, trustafarians, and the anachronistic carnies of the renaissance fair. The Az Renaissance Fair is quite a spectacle indeed. I have been to it many times in my life, as a toddler, as a sneering adolescent, and as a drunken giggly twenty-something through each prism of perspective I saw this place differently depending on my age. Im sure I gazed at the strange sights and smells as a toddler in amazement and wonder. As an adolescent I probably complained of the heat and made sarcastic comments at every opportunity. As a grown ass man, believe it or not I had a great time. If you've never been it's worth the drive out just to see what all the fuss is about. There is of course the obligatory turkey legs, the overpriced beer in tankards, the jousts, etc. The highlights for me were the wild men and the falconer. dont ask, just go.
__label__3 I've attended the AZ Renaissance Festival for over 15 years now and love it!\n\nFrom the moment that you approach the front gates and are greeted/heckled by the crowd of townspeople, you're transported back to a fantasy version of the middle ages. Whether you choose to dress up in period-appropriate attire or show up in your 21st century duds, you'll feel right at home amidst the quaint shops, cottages, and stands that make up the milieu of the Arizona Renaissance Festival. \n\nWhen we start early (a good idea if you'd like to avoid the hottest part of the day and the longest lines/biggest crowds) my favoritest way to begin the day is with pastries or the freshly made crepes. There are several very munchable snacks that are perfect for enjoying as you stroll: cinnamon roasted almonds, freshly made pretzels (sold from a large rack carried over a gentleman's shoulder as he wanders the crowd), heck, even the famous (and delicious!) Turkey Leg is very portable. The Turkey Leg, complete with crispy skin, is delicious but the portion is HUGE, I can rarely come even close to finishing. Additional substantial meal-fare items are the bread bowls (my husband's favorite) and Steak on a Stake - all yummy! \n\nIf you've ever wanted to try your hand at throwing knives, axes, or tomatoes, this is the place for you! There are lots of different games (which have an additional cost) and rides to pass the time and keep the kiddos busy - a huge swan-swing, pirate ships, spinning butterfly swings are all fanciful options to choose from.\n\nWe always try to make the most out of the free entertainment offered and start our day by plotting out the shows that we'd like to see - our favorites are Barely Balanced (acrobats that are talented and are also hilarious), Thom Sellectomy the Sword Swallower (gross but impressive), Falconry, where they show off lots of beautiful rescued birds over an open green belt (it is educational and interesting!) and of course Jousting. The Jousting is a little cheesy, but we typically try to catch the last show: The Joust to the Death, which is the best one.\n\nIt is easy to fill the gaps between the shows, games, and meals by wandering through the shops and browsing their wares; they have lots of unique items from renaissanc-y clothing to weapons and jewelry to wooden toys to furniture. \n\nThe petting zoo - complete with ducks, bunnies, sheep dogs, pigs, goats, and a highland cow(!) - as well as the Greyhound Rescue pavilion with their sweet pups are always obligatory stops to get in our warm fuzzies :)\n\nTips: Be sure to bring cash, as many of the food vendors don't accept credit cards. Also, if you plan on attending the shows, set aside cash to give after the performance - they are free, but the performers live off of the tips and they do a great job, so it is good to have cash handy if you feel so inclined. There are ATMs in the faire, but the fees that they charge get expensive.\n\nTraffic on the 60 headed out to the festival gets really, really bad. Mid-day on a busy weekend can turn what might normally be a 40 minute drive into 1.5-2 hours, so be prepared. \n\nParking is well done - they've taken a page from the Disney parks and have a bunch of people there to direct all of the cars into specific spaces in a very quick and efficient manner. \n\nThe parking lot and grounds are all in a dusty dirt field, so plan accordingly with what you wear. If it is rainy, that all turns to mud and it is a MESS! \n\nBathrooms throughout the whole festival are clean and modern... there is a restroom outside the entry that typically has long lines, but the lines for the restrooms inside tend to be much shorter. \n\nIf you're looking for something unique and fun that will transport you to another time and place, definitely make the trek to the Arizona Renaissance Festival; its a blast!
__label__2 Back again this year! My experience was 1000 times better, and really nothing has changed but I did notice a few things...\n\nParking is so organized and efficient. Also, we forgot sunscreen so I stopped at the first merch booth to see if they had any for sale. They didn't, but they let us use as much as we needed from the sunscreen they had. That was a lifesaver.\n\nShows and food were great as usual. I think the fact that we just had a big rain storm yesterday, so it wasn't nearly as dusty, hot or crowded, made for a vastly better experience. We really lucked out today.
__label__2 I picked First Rose because I knew I wanted roses. Some of the reviews suggest that the vendor is less receptive to other flowers. My advice would be, if roses aren't your thing, go elsewhere! This vendor has contracts with rose farms and can give you a deal on roses. I chose a dark red rose bouquets to go with my cranberry and navy theme. One downside is that she does not keep roses of each color in stock (some are seasonal) so it is hard to tell what the color will truly look like. This was not a big issue for me as I only went with 1 type of flower. I designed my colors for the tables, etc. around the uncertainty of an exact match and it worked fine. Other reviews suggest that the owner is flaky. Yes, she writes your order down on a page of paper and will cross things out as she goes. However, whenever I called or came in, she was always able to immediately fine my paperwork. Yes, she takes cash. While I was uncertain about a receipt, I never felt like she would forget my order. It is a risk I was willing to take. I loved my flowers. I would recommend ordering some extra bulk roses. They are inexpensive, and you never know when you will need them! I appreciate that Andrea never pushed me to order anything, she even helped to assure me not to spend more money then I needed to!
__label__4 This place was great. I am Korean and from Los Angeles and I love this place. The food is very authentic and tasty just like home. I ate there two days in a row when I was in Phoenix. I had the Sushi, Kalbi and Bulgogi. My friend had the spicy seafood soup and it was great.  I recently posted a review of the wrong Takamatsu. This is the one I went to.
__label__2 If you go here when its busy it's usually a bit under staffed. The sushi here is average but they do put there own twist on it. They add a little liquid smoke to all of there sushi sauces which adds a little variety. The first time I went here was about a year and a half ago and I wasn't to impressed with the sushi. My friend went back a month after that and they had gotten rid of sushi all together. Just recently they started serving sushi again so I decided to go back and try it and it was fantastic. Flavors are very different from most other sushi joint but I enjoyed it. They do a 19.95 all you can eat sushi.
__label__0 What can be said? I've been going to the restaurant for years... YEARS! But yesterday I was thoroughly disappointed. The food has taken a major turn for the worst... Gone is the freshness, gone is the cleanliness and GONE is the tastiness. Sushi: We ordered Sashimi and a couple of roles. The one thing you expect from Sushi is freshness... Takamatsu sushi had all the indicators of DAYS in the fridge.  It was beyond belief. The fish was stale and gray. The GINGER! This stuff comes from bottles was old and smelled like pine sol... Come on man. I could have brought in fresher ginger.  Now to the main course. The bulgogi... The mainstay of Korean food... horrible. HORRIBLE I SAY. This was not bulgogi. This was super thinly sliced beef, god I hope it was beef, that had been stored in fridge and they later found and decided not to let it go to waste.  Side dishes were okay, but lacked flavor and freshness. Lastly comes the cleanliness. This should be the easiest thing to achieve in a restaurant. Don't need a pricey chef, waiter or creativity... Just need a bucket, cleaning solution, a mop and some backbone. Don't go near the bathrooms or you will find your shoes stuck to the floor like a roach motel. Don't believe me, take a sticky strole passed the sushi bar. After all was said and done and paid my fine of ~$80 to be released from Takamatsu. Lets put it this way fellow foodies. If I knew the food tasted this badly they could not have paid me $80 to eat it. \n\nTakamatsi is an embarrassment to honest Korean Restaurants in the valley.  They should close or get their act together before someone is hurt badly with their food.  If you decide to go there and get disappointed, don't blame me. I tried my best to provide you a fair warning. \n\nThus my review... \nService great  \nPrice: $80 for two adults\nCleanliness:     ...............\nFood Bad.... VERY Bad
__label__3 Whoever the owner or guy is In charge there is the man. The first time I went i did the all you can eat sushi. Pretty good. The second time I went I did the BBQ. Short ribs and pork belly. Amazing. Third time. BBQ again. Short ribs. And the marinated pork. Next time maybe a couple sushi rolls and two orders of the short ribs.
__label__3 Taka-Takamatsu style, Takamatsu style!\nHeyyyyy yummy Kim-Chi!\nHeyyyyy some Bulgogi beef please!\nHeyyyyy with some vegetable Japchae!\n\nTaka-Takamatsu style, Takamatsu style!\n\nVoted best Korean restaurant in 2011!  I think I enjoyed it the second time around.  Takamatsu is located on the Northwest corner of Arizona Ave. and Elliot.  Signage is poor, but once you find this gem you won't be disappointed.  \n\nTaka-Takamatsu style, Takamatsu style offers up Happy Hour daily and some locations have a full on sushi bar.  I would recommend going to Takamatsu's for Korean BBQ.  \n\n(Warning you will smell like Korean BBQ after enjoying some Korean BBQ!)\n\nWe ordered the Bulgogi beef, Japchae or sweet potato noodles, Haemul Pa Jeon or I like to call it Korean pancakes, and finally some seafood tofu soup.  Like the song, I don't know what the heck I just said!  The Bulgogi beef we cooked ourselves on the BBQ grill in the middle of the table.  Overall, we did a fine job and made sure we didn't burn off all the marinated sauce.  This was the first time I had the Japchae noodles and I thought they were pretty good, but reminded me of the Thai dish Pad See Ew.  The Korean \"pancakes\" were never my favorite unless it came with whip cream and strawberries and someone from a place called IHOP made it!  I think it fills my belly and that's about it.  Finally, the tofu soup is my overall favorite Korean dish of all especially on a chilly night!  The broth mixed with my bowl of rice is the best.  Steaming hot with a blast of flavors and spices; it warms my soul - Seafood Tofu Soup for the Asian soul, I'm working on the book haha! - Enjoy!
__label__0 I haven't yet tried Takamatsu Korean food, so this review is strictly for their sushi. The honest truth is this place has the WORST sushi I have ever had in my life! It was a disappointment to say the least, even for an all you can eat place (which aren't very good most of the time). The sushi had way too much rice, three times the normal. The fish was not fresh and the mix of flavors were weird. One roll I tried was the volcano roll which was four pieces of thinly sliced riced with a small center of cream cheese sitting in a pile of pungent garlic oil and had an off sour taste to it. We tried four rolls and most did not contain all the ingredients mentioned in the description, so I don't know if they ran out of ingredients or what. The reason for only trying four rolls is because those were the first round and after trying them we were so disgusted we couldn't order more. We also tried the shrimp tempura and I think they used the wrong sort of batter because it had a soft and chewy texture to it. The gyoza dumplings were very greasy and had minimum filling. Overall, I wouldn't recommend the sushi here to my worst enemy. This is a Korean restaurant and they should stick to what they do best.
__label__0 This place was bought out by another person a year ago. He named it Taka Sushi but hasn't changed the name on the outside.\n\nThere are a few servers left from the old owner but they hate it. Ending in service going down hill.
__label__1 I have to admit. I have never heard of this place. A friend of mine, his dad was playing there. They were busy in the Restaurant, but had a few tables on the back patio empty. So we went back to the patio where we had people waiting for us and there were actually 2 additional people there as well who were not eating, but when the server walked by I tried to order and he told me I would have to wait 30 minutes because that is the waiting time. \nWell by the time I told my friend's dad who was singing there, we finally got served our food. It was pretty good and a decent price. The Owner seemed to be a real nice guy, but his employees were terrible, awful. I always give a place a second chance otherwise I would have only given them one star.
__label__0 This restaurant by far has the worst service I have ever experienced!! I will NEVER go back!! Not only do they have bad service, but their manager and owner failed to even see the problem that an hour and a half wait time to receive our food was. The manager and owner were very rude, disrespectful, condescending, and unprofessional. They proceeded to tell our party that they accommodated us in seating our party of 12 because we took up table space in their patio. Not only this, but after hearing our complaints of our service the manager said that we had great service that our food only took 45 mins to get to our table. Basically calling all 12 of us liars. I cannot give this place a bad enough review. I wouldn't recommend it to anyone especially if you are visiting Chandler. If you go despite this review with a group larger than 8, make sure that you all take cash. They have a restaurant policy that they will NOT divide up the check, and you can only pay with one credit card or with cash. Apparently this policy is written in fine print on their menu. Therefore, the server did not disclose this information to our party. When it came time to pay we all had credit cards. It took us over 2 hours to speak with management and the owner about these issues. Nothing was resolved. In the end the server separated our bill and the manager and owner acted as though they did us a favor. Again I CANNOT give this restaurant a low enough rating! \n\nEl Zocalo is El Suckalo!!!!
__label__0 Went to El Zocalo tonight to enjoy some good food and also enjoy the ambiance with my wife. I have been to this establishment before and never remembered if the food was good or not. I ordered the Tierra y Mar plate which is steak and shrimp on the grill with a side of rice and beans. I asked for my steak to be done medium, when we received our orders seemed to be 35 minutes later my steak was well done and had not an ounce of flavor to it. The shrimp was so salty I could only eat but one. When the waiter finally came back to see how it was going I told him that I was not happy with the plate. He asked if I wanted something else and I refused. I had tried my wife's plate (chicken Enchiladas) and it was mediocre so I wasn't going to waste my time. At the end of the night the waiter apologized and said that the manager discounted my plate 50%. Why the manager didn't come out to see what I thought was wrong is beyond me. Honestly the only reason I will go back is for the music and the beer, my food experience was sub-par. For the price save yourself some money and go to Rosita's in Mesa or El Rico's in Gilbert. \nTerrible food experience.
__label__1 This place has a very nice patio. That being said their service is not that great. I may have seen my server twice the whole time I was there. There was a huge fan right behind my wife and I that was very loud making it hard to carry on a conversation. Their salsa is way too hot for me (it is very fresh though). The food is okay at best. I probably won't go there again due to the service.
__label__1 Ambience is great. Love the band and dj on Friday and Saturday nights. Food is ok. The service, however, is horrible. Been going there for a few years and the service keeps getting worse (with the exception of Mike).
__label__4 We come here often! The food is excellent and fresh. We have great service and enjoy the ambiance. They have delicious salsa and you can ask for one a bit hotter and wow it's great! They also have great lemonade!!\n\nDuring the week they have very reasonable lunch specials!
__label__0 Horrible!!!!!! All I got to say. I had just a pedi/Mani done with gel. After having to endure the painful pedicure and the \"lack\" of foot rub.. Not to mention that I paid for a sea salt scrub, she out hardly put any salt scrub.. Painful! Now my natural nails are a decent length..He cut them down with out asking????? The sign said \"30 for Mani pedi and 15 for gel\" my total was 65??? Why? No one would give me an answer! She just punched the total in the calculator that said 65. I get my nails done religiously every two weeks. I go to angelic nails on Valvista and warner they are amazing, give you water, talk to you and don't cause pain My total is always consistent 45 for Mani pedi and gel. Don't go here nails of the world unless you want to be broke
__label__0 Last evening, we went to an event here and I had purchased 5 tickets through groupon. I admittedly made the mistake of buying one for the wrong date for my child for a circus. I called once I noticed the mistake and was told I would have to purchase another one. I asked if the general manager( their boss) could call me back ( she never did.) Then when we arrived at the event they again said we would have to buy another ticket and at that point the general manager stepped in.  I asked why I had to pay again when they had already gotten paid for the ticket and that the event was over 1/4 unsold so they clearly had extra tickets!!!! ISN'T THAT STEALING PEOPLES MONEY!!!! THIS PLACE HAS EXTREMELY POOR CUSTOMER SERVICE, ESPECIALLY CONSIDERING IT WAS A TICKET FOR A CHILD FOR A CIRCUS!!!!!
__label__2 This place has been recently renovated (as of September 2009) to include a Wal-Mart grocery store. I don't think it qualifies as a \"Supercenter\" because it lacks a McDonald's and a bank and a vision department and all that. But I was pleased to be able to have an alternative for grocery shopping in the neighborhood.\n\nAfter some growing pains experienced in their inventory, they finally started carrying the Yakult probiotic beverage in their dairy section. I drink this stuff daily to stay regular (become friends with your intestinal flora, I say), and have been miffed to find that it sells for $3 a six-pack. But this Wal-Mart carries the cheap, Mexican alternative Bio Salud for 88 cents a six pack!\n\nBut allow me to climb down from my gastrointestinal soapbox... The groceries at this Wal-Mart are not always the best quality (e.g. the bacon I purchased was quite fatty, and the shredded Parmesan was less flavorful than most), but you can find some bargains here. And then there's always the rest of the store to explore for those random items you never knew you needed.
__label__1 Don't go here if you need anything. They tried making it into a super Walmart but failed miserably.  There is no one around and if you need anything, go to the other two walmarts that are 3 miles apart, in the opposite direction. Super fail.
__label__4 This is our kind... a real winner-the most godly breakfast burrito I've ever had!! and FRESSSSSHHHHH made with their own special salsa. Love the urban decor indoor, and you see a mexican grandma cookin' it up in the kitchen-you know you're in good hands. We had to wait for a while for our food, but that was good news to us=ignore the whiners who demand the food fast. It meant that they were cooking everything from scratch. It's important that chefs invest their time and love in their food, and it reflected through my first \"ahh, this is heavenly\" bite of the burrito. I'm so happy I found this place!! I plan on buying their El Sol salsa. Always follow the traditional mexican bakery-guaranteed you will get authentic mexican dish. Not only El Sol was an exciting discovery, but downtown Chandler is a very cute n historic area to scope out! It's filled with many other mexican joints, which I'm sure are delicious. I look forward to going back to that area!\n\nThis beats Los Favoritos. Period.
__label__4 I love the layout of this store! The aisles are clean, set up in a classy fashion, and it even has a little eatery! (the eatery is pricey hot dogs, don't go.) It's mostly furniture, so it's excellent for remodeling your room! The only thing is that you make sure you inspect every facet of the furniture, because it's definitely buy as-is. It also has an outdoor section for salvage, or \"overflow\", but it's generally not as good as the indoor stuff. The staff is very friendly though, and I definitely will keep shopping here.
__label__0 So, if I were thrashed and needing food like NOW, I'd give it better stars. It was sub-par ingredients thrown onto a plate and cost boyfriend and I about $15. \n\nHe got the Nacho Supreme. It's comparable what you'd get at a Little League snack bar. Chips, \"cheese sauce\", dry shredded chicken, olives, and jalapenos. Let's say the only thing gone from the plate at the end of the meal were the chips. \n\nI got the \"chicken and salsa\" burrito. It was mostly shredded chicken (which was dry, by the way), mixed in with some salsa (very spicy), about 10 strips of shredded lettuce, and unmelted shredded cheese. The tortilla was the best part. \n\nDon't think we'll be going back.
__label__1 Pluses... Location, friendly staff that's about it.  Stayed at this hotel because we were attending a swim meet across the street.  Our room was fair at best.  Everything was old. The bed was so hard and lumpy, I had a sore shoulder for 3 days.  Toilet was constantly running and the AC unit sounded like it was 30 years old.  We paid a discounted rate of $139/night...it was worth around $60.
__label__2 I like to call this \"My Basha's\".    On the positive side, the selection of wine and beers is pretty extensive, the produce is fresh with quite a few organic choices.  The natural foods section has a number of pleasant surprises and they've added some new bulk dispensers there as well.  I've had mixed experiences getting help in the meat section but the checkout up front is always quick, much faster than some of the other grocery store chains out there.
__label__1 This is a greasy spoon, diner, local hang out place that I usually really enjoy.  The few times I have gone I wasn't that impressed with the food and it's extremely loud in here every time I go.  Which i think is how diners should be except it's really much louder than you would expect.  The waitresses are nice and seem to know everyone which is always good to find.  The few things I have ordered to eat have all been pretty bland and not very good.  The Blueberry pancakes seem to have real blueberries but they are very tough and \"chewy\" not sure how that actually happens.  Usually blueberries in pancakes are the opposite.  The pancake itself was very tough and pretty bland.  I can't really recommend them.  I have also had an omelet before and it was good nothing to write home about.  So if you stop in I would stay away from the pancakes.
__label__3 Seems like a blast from the past... The servers are truly career waitresses making them honest and probably the best you'll ever find. The food was QUICK tasty and correct. . Getting food how you order it has some sort of perk, especially if your expected to pay for it. I would make the drive for another treat, though based on the wait and capacity on a Friday morning i would not dare a Saturday morning visit. . BUT, if your in the area, defiantly walk across the parking lot for a pedicure.. great little business complex they have over there. . A++
__label__1 I'll be honest I was not impressed with the food. Very in seasoned and greasy. Service was slow. I also received a dirty water glass and silverware. This was my first and last visit. I give it 2 stars because the cost is low.
__label__0 I don't think I've ever had a worst breakfast. I had the Mexican Scramble. It was nothing more than a pile of near raw potatoes with s small amount of tasteless chorizo on top. I had 2 biscuits on the side, that were not cooked in the center. My wife had the chicken fried steak and potatoes... same thing . A thin tasteless chicken patty laid atop a huge pile of near raw potatoes. This is the second time leaving a post/review because the first one somehow magically disappeared. I also posted pictures but they too are gone. There were lots of people waiting outside for tables. There are so many good reviews for this place, so i don't understand my experience. I guess some people really have no idea what good food taste like. @hoosiercafe #hoosiercafe
__label__4 As a resident of California I came to Arizona to visit family and friends over the holiday. Today is my last day in Chandler. Soon to be on a 5 hour drive home. I can't drive on an empty stomach, so I decided to try this place out. I order the steak breakfast burrito, and I must say it's quite filling. A white flour tortilla wraps the steak, fluffy potatoes, cheeder cheese, and caramelized onions all together. With a side of delicious salsa. A complete care package! If you're an \"on-the-go\" type person, I highly suggest ordering the steak burrito. And after enjoying it, take a quick nap before you hit the road.
__label__3 Swanky Wendy's --- Good stuff.
__label__0 Went to see if they had any liquid for my ecig and whoever was there was watching tv with someone on a couch and acted like I was bothering him by coming in and didn't have any knowledge about the products I was looking at. I asked what they were and if he knew if any of them were good and he just shrugged and said \"I dunno, I don't use that stuff.\" I understand if you don't personally use every item in your store, but you should at least be a little more knowledgable about the things you carry and maybe try and act a little more friendly in the future. I don't need sunshine and rainbows, but at least don't look annoyed that I just interrupted what you were doing.\n\nSuffice to say, I won't be returning here.
__label__4 I love this smoke shop so much!!!! Everyone there is always so inviting and nice, and very knowledgeable!! It's a nice play to hang out and kill a few hours!! They have great prices on all their items in the store!! I totally recommend people to shop here, you won't regret it at all
__label__4 What a great Happy Hour at La Stalla!  My wife and I go quite a bit for an early dinner and can walk out for less than $20. \n\nHappy Hour is every evening from 4 - 6 an we usually get a beer or two a piece (at only $2) and great authentic Italian pizza (at only $5 a pie).  \n\nWhen we've ate a full dinner - it's always been great as well. The desserts are fantastic ... Check out La Stalla!
__label__2 Beautiful restaurant, it made me forget that I was in Arizona. Love the rustic wood chairs, iron chandeliers, and stone work on the walls. Stunning! Excellent bread and amazing olive oil. I had the spinach pasta with scallops, mushrooms and a cherry tomato sauce. It was good but I felt like it was missing something. I guess it just need a kick. My boyfriend had the lasagna and he said it was good but not amazing like the server described. We will be back since I would like to try some other items on their menu.
__label__4 This is a great restaurant. We ate here several times. Great food, ambience and location. Very polite staff.
__label__1 I was hoping to give this a better revue. I tried but I just can't. I had the risotto which was not bad but way too much and I would rather asparagus or some other vegetable than that tasteless and teeny shrimp. My daughter had the margarita pizza which again is NOT a margarita pizza. That was not fresh mozzarella. I don't like (boxing) my food up even if I have extra. But this was definitely left at the table. I kind of had the idea when I started to walk into the restaurant. The outside patio is surrounded by big potted dead as a doornail pots outside. Now, I know no one is probably using the patio in the dead of summer but it is the face of the restaurant and it should be kept up. When I walked in I understood why. The whole place looks dated and not that clean. I'm sorry, I really wanted to like this place.
__label__3 We have been taking our daughter to Dr Gentile since birth. She is now 10 months. We have had a positive experience every time with Dr. Gentile. We only had 1 negative experience  at the Gilbert office with a different doctor at that location. She told me I needed to give my very large baby (9lbs) formula when I was solely breastfeeding. I didn't like that at all especially since I told her that I didn't want to do formula. I decided not to take her advice and see Dr. Gentile instead on our next visit. Dr. Gentile always respects our wishes. \n\nWe are very happy.
__label__2 Had a carne assada torta.  It was actually not bad.  For the price it was real good.\n\nA few comments/observations...\n\n- Comically unorganized. There is no process for how this place works.  I got my food but if they actually had something that resembled organization I would have got it a lot sooner.\n\n- The grill was a bit on the dirty side.\n\n- The meat while ok was a bit on the fatty/chewy side.  Chopping it into smaller pieces would have been helpful\n\n- Not the cleanest dining area.\n\nNot really a 3, but not a 2 either.  I gave them the benefit of the doubt.
__label__0 Total ghetto. I personally was robbed or locked property stolen 3 times, my 9 year old threatened at knife point and almost shot with bb guns. Looks like its becoming a tweaker paradise there, I had to get out for safety of my family. Think I called 911 or police at least 10 times living there.
__label__0 Had a couple beers at this out of the way dive bar.  Rough crowd.
__label__3 I never had any major complaints about Enterprise. Make sure you bring the car back how you left it(as far as gas is concerned) or they will charge you $10, a gallon.
__label__1 Here today to wash rugs.  9:30AM Sunday.  I have used this laundry for the last time.  In past, I have used the jumbo washers for my home throw rugs and for large bedding--comforters etc.  No one was staffed today, the machines to buy laundry detergent --none one of the 4 slots worked.  Chairs are grossly filthy (and I am not exaggerating--I am going to upload the pictures)--and broken.  They have never been cleaned--and they are supposed to be white.  This place is not clean and no one cares apparently.  Last time.  For pricing I'll share:  $5 for jumbo washers, the largest.  They do a good job, and today they seemed to be all working.  Bigger dryers, 25-cents for 5 min (75-cents for 15-min--which is not quite enough for rugs on medium heat)
__label__0 I save one star reviews for exceptionally bad experiences and this was one of them. To make it short..it was over an hour before we had food on the table. I had to ask to get our order taken, then ask where our food was. It was EGGS people. It's breakfast. Not a sit down with a bottle of wine, have appetizers, chat... it was breakfast. For two people. My cousin and I walked in about 10am on a weekday. There were a ton of empty tables. We stood so long at the door with half a dozen staff people walking by us that I said \"this is a bad sign maybe we should go somewhere else.\" And we really should have! When we finally got seated I had to ask for a waitress. After she appeared once she never came back. Until after I asked where our meal was. Usually in cases like this it's the processes that are bad not the people. But wow.. none the less... it was bad. Oh and the food.. was good. Not amazing. but good. But who cares by that time?
__label__0 You just lost our business.. no longer open on Sundays is a very bad decision. Religion and business does not belong together.. seperate
__label__0 No problem with the food here, just the service. I have ordered food from here 3 times, once takeout and twice delivery. Everytime I have put an order in here they get something on the order wrong. When I try to make a complaint about it the staff is very rude and not apologetic at all. This location has very young girls taking the orders and it is my feeling that they don't pay attention very well since they get the order wrong every time. I will never order from this location again because of the terrible service and uncaring staff.
__label__4 Pizza is good...we've ordered lasagna for take out too before and its good. Friendly service.
__label__4 You can find a lot of mediocre Mexican food in the Valley. Guedo's, however, does the basics right. Beans, rice, tortillas, and meat that stand up on their own. The tortillas in particular are huge, pillowy, and delicious. The service is always prompt and they never lack for seating.
__label__1 The food is good, but no better than any other Mexican restaurant. The prices are ridiculous! $3.50 for one taco. Probably won't be going here again, unless I win the lottery.
__label__0 Total bait and switch sales department! Will tell you one price over the phone, then quote you another when you arrive! Happened to me personally 3 times. I bought from Scottsdale BMW. One quote, one price, done deal. Buyer beware...
__label__0 I bought a new BMW f650gs twin two weeks ago (May 2012).  It was missing it's owner's manual so the sales person said he would order it \"overnight\".  I came in two days later to pick it up from the parts department and after 10 minutes of waiting, could not get the parts guy to help me.  Later that day I received a phone call that the manual hadn't even come in and that it would be in on Thursday.  I show up Friday and there are 3 guys at the parts and service counter.  I asked one of them if I could pick up my owners manual, and he said only the parts guy could help me.  The parts guy knew I was waiting but insisted on talking about his days riding Ducati motorcycles on flattracks to somebody ... on and on and on.  Finally I walked out, not happy.  I called my sales guy and asked him to send me the manual.  IIt finally arrived after two weeks ... maybe I took \"invisibility\" pills or something, because I had the exact same experience a year ago when I came in to check on some parts prices for my friend in Texas (no dealer at the time in his city).\n\nUpdate as of August, 2012.  After sending letters to the VP at BMW NA, I was finally about to resolve an outstanding issue - my BMW \"Ride Smart\" reward.  It took almost 2.5 months of nagging BMW corporate to rectify a few simple issues with my very expensive motorcycle purchase.  I have read so many great things about this dealer on the internet (e.g. BMW forums) but did not receive even a basic level of customer service and attention to two issues:  a missing manual (finally got it) and a missing reward for purchasing a new BMW (finally got it).  Because of this treatment, I will never buy another BMW product.  \n\nAugust 2012 update:  I made a video showing the good, bad and ugly of this motorcycle.  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6koHzbDCCNk&list=UUSZgIbvZItJr78kHY3Y9wnA&index=5&feature=plcp\n\nUpdate 01/2013.  I have had multiple issues with my brand new BMW and finally have given up on Victory for any form of proper resolution.  BMW NA doesn't care.  I am so frustrated with this bike, I continue to make the payments, but have permanently parked it at my house in Jerome until I can have the time to work on it myself and correct all of the defects (hard starting, mid range sputter, tires losing pressure, heated grips not working).  BMW is the worst product I have ever purchased.  I did just buy a new Suzuki Bandit - now that's a quality product with no defects!  Every time I drive by Victory I have bad memories of paying more than full retail and getting no service or followup - I feel they cheated me and I can only hope Karma will ultimately knock on their door.\n\nUpdate 06/2013 - I have been using Go AZ for BMW issues I cannot resolve - they are an awesome dealer.  I will never step foot in the Victory dealership again.
__label__2 I just finished my take out and here I am. I have dined there once before a year ago. I remember sitting there with my boyfriend. There were a bunch of young adults horsing around. The service was horrible and very distracting. One of the employees was sitting in the middle of the room (it's not very big in there) with her laptop stacking poker pieces. Another staff member knocked them over while bumping into the table. They argued over who was going to pick them up. So tonight we did take out. The food is great. We placed the order and it was ready in 15 minutes. Upon arrival I am greeted by a young lady who is on her laptop who does not bother to  look at me. Then an older female looked at me. I told her I was in to pick up an order. She asked what I ordered. As I list of my items: curry shrimp, beef and broccoli, and house fried rice, she rings up my bill and hands me my food. Overall, the food was good. The vegetables could be cooked a little longer. Service needs improvement. The room has some tables but people rarely dine there. There is a table in the front with healthcare items and supplements. That really threw me off. For a second I thought I walked into my gym.
__label__1 As with most fast food joints, this McDonalds is hit or miss.  I'd say about half the time I get out with exactly what I ordered and no strange encounters.  \n\nThe most common problem I've had here is getting sauce for my nuggets.  They usually ask when I'm ordering, but I've learned to double check when I get my bag anyway.  Once, they distracted me from checking for sauce by failing to give me a straw.  I got my straw, forgot the sauce.  \n\nOn one visit, the girl at the second window made it through our entire exchange without actually speaking to me or looking at me.\n\nThe food is consistently typical McDonalds food, which isn't good, but it's what I go to get.  The line tends to move quick with the double ordering lines.  The location couldn't be more convenient to my house, which is probably not a good thing.  Overall, it is exactly what I expect and I know the subsequent stomach ache is my own fault.
__label__1 Eeww is all I could think of as I walked the halls of this school for a tour. Most of the classrooms did not have windows. All rooms were dark and dingy. The floors were dirty and the carpet old. The entire school was very quite and did not hear the normal chatter from little children. Not even from Pre-Schoolers. The playground for pre-schooers is a joke. Completely walled up. \n\nThe school might perform academically but I think at a high cost of the childs other development including social skills and physical development, being verbally expressive etc.
__label__4 This is a fantastic school.  I am puzzled by F.N. review.  From what I read this person has not had a child attend this school.  I think it would be impossible to judge the quality of education by simply walking thru the halls.  I have two children at this school.  Both of them started at pre k.  They have not only have received a world class eduction, but they have had no problem socially or physically.  The teachers and administration are highly qualified and nurturing at the same time.  There is not a better school in the valley.
__label__4 I totally agree with Melissa H about the cake (having been in attendance at her wedding).  The cake was delicious !
__label__0 I was hosting a baby shower and ordered food from Roberts. Every time I called I felt rushed off the phone like they could care less if they had my business. Customer service is poor.\nSo I am setting up for the party and notice MOLD yes MOLD on the fruit and cheese platter. Then I notice that I only have half my order of grape leaves. I called them and Wendy walks into the party with a replacement platter. By that time my guests knew there was an issue with the food. How Embarrassing! \nI agree with a past post that they are a bit rude at times too. \nThey may be known for their cakes but I would steer clear from the catering.\nNEVER AGAIN
__label__1 I wanted to get some baloons so I stoped by Party City. I chose what I wanted and asked for them to fill it with helium but it would cost me 69 cents per balloon. I did not realize that they charge for it and what's crazy is that it cost more than the balloons itself. I wouldn't mind paying 10-15 cents each but 69 cents? That's just not right! I left and went to Walmart and they blow up 25 balloons free of charge. The balloons were cheaper as well.That's call GREAT customer service! Sorry Party City I will not be your frequent customer as I once was!
__label__1 How about some meat with your cilantro stem tacos? jaysus, the green herb is seriously inexpensive; just the leaves will do.\n\nIn a 5 tiered rating system, and with hundreds of Mexican food choices in the valley, the stars begin to get blurry. The trouble is, certain dishes at Elmer's are just okay compared to others.\n\nRice? Great. Beans? Like El Sol down the street, several whole beans strewn about the refried puree for posterity; no thank you.\nTacos al pastor? Pass. Gristly pork and cardboard corn tortillas.\n\nSee my list for Mexican food recommendations.
__label__2 I love Starbucks and love how convenient this location is reference to my house. The recent remodel is impressive as well. The staff on the other hand seem less than the Starbucks standard I'm come to know and love. I have put off posting this review in order to give them additional chances for redemption but this morning was the last straw. My order was done incorrectly and the staff was less than bubbly. It seems as though it was a busy stressful morning but I have my past experiences to back that this is the norm. Finally yesterday when I went in I could hardly communicate my drink order  because the two baristas were giggling non stop at each other and couldn't contain themselves.
__label__1 The coffee is made to standard but the partners aren't very attentive or friendly. I've gone here a ton over the the past two years, at several times of day. I've tried engaging the barista in conversation and they tend to give short answer and that's it. The coffee and food is exactly what you would expect from Starbucks, though.
__label__2 Great customer service.
__label__0 I was given a $200 gift certificate here from my sister with no expiration date! According to the Arizona State Statutes, an expiriation date must cleary be disclosed on the certificate, however, Total Bliss said that their policy is 1 year and will not honor my certificate.
__label__2 Is the best bagel place I've been to? No. I came here for a \"to go\" breakfast with my man. As we were waiting for our food, he whispered to me \"this place is filthy\". The vent above the bagel rack was so dusty! The counters, floors and tables looked like they hadn't been wiped down either. We had already paid so we just decided to get our food and go. The guy who helped us was very sweet but incredibly slow. We spent almost 20 minutes waiting for 2 bagel sandwiches and a chocolate chip muffin. The bagel sandwiches tasted good (I tried a tomato basil bagel) and liked it. I also thought the variety in bagels was nice. The muffin wasn't my favorite but was edible. Prices were reasonable but nothing great. Just like my review says, A-OK.
__label__2 I have to downgrade my initial rating.  Why, you ask?  Because they buzzed over the ginormous mole on my neck and caused a spurting geyser of blood.\n\ni give them 3 stars because after they personally injured me, they gave me a free haircut! Ooo thx! :D
__label__1 my 2nd time there tonight. Pluses: Our server from the first time remembered us - very nice guy. I like the tasting samplers you can get, the free trivia game and the Tue/Thu specials. BTW, there is NO blue cheese in the extra-charge dressing. The food sounds better than it actually is - not bad, just not great. All in all I guess this is damning with faint praise. I like to look forward to restaurants. Lots of tvs and neon beer signs - I get a nagging premonition that loud sports bars like this will be featured in the Smithsonian some day as an example of our 21st century consumerism ... \noh well, it's close to home and my husband likes it ...
__label__3 Stopped by for a quick couple of wings and some ice tea. The waitress took our order and sent it off to the kitchen. When the server came out with our order it was completely wrong. The manager came out and did an excellent job of making everything correct and even took 15% off the bill. I like Buffalo wild wing, and I was pleased to see that the manager has the ability to correct things. We are a loyal customer and will continue to go to Buffalo wild wing at McQueen and Elliot!
__label__4 Love Tony for my nails and Lisa for my toes and eye brows! Great please... clean,  affordable...
__label__1 I've been going to these guys for 7 years or so. Yes they have the cheapest oil changes around, which includes rotating tires. Look for their coupons. Now it seems they suggest work that doesn't need to be done. The latest is they said the rack and pinion needed to be replaced for $500. I brought my car to another shop which said they would love to charge me for replacing the rack and pinion but it doesn't need it, it's just an oil leak around the filter will be fixed with the oil change. This is at least the 2nd time Jack at Napa (the owner) suggested unnecessary work.  And Jeff doesn't work there anymore.
__label__1 I've only been into this location a handful of times. Each time it has been incredibly messy, poorly organized, and unless I am looking for something in particular, I walk through and walk out.\n\nPoor quality for what you pay and inconsistent customer service paired with being put on edge with the amount of clutter is enough for me to stay away, no matter how many coupons you try to throw my way.
__label__2 Hit and miss with this store.  Sometimes I find everything I'm looking for and sometimes I find absolutely nothing.  What's interesting is that the cashier people are always so friendly, but you can't find a customer service person anywhere in the store.  If you do happen to find one, they won't know how to help you.
__label__2 You spend $50 at a location and they give you credit but if you don't make it there right before it expires then they won't honor it or bend it all. Considering Kohl's used to bend all the time to help out their customers by extending the courtesy of the discount if you left it at home or allowing you to use your Kohls cash one day after expiration, I am very disappointed in the cracking down. I understand that there is an expiration date but they used to honor it 1 to 2 days after it expired for the customers convenience. It is unfortunate that they have gone from being so customer friendly to so black-and-white.
__label__0 i hardly can remember this course without seeing the scorecard. Its nice and affordable and you can't miss the big water fountain and i can't stop talking about it when ever Kokopelli is in the discussion. i guess i will go back for a refresh.\n\nEdited Nov 3 2013:-\ni managed to revisit this course and i would instantly drop my rating from 4 to 1. If you like to see your score in lower numbers by all means go to this course. Flat, straight, no trees to intimidate and very forgiving and you don't have to think, just swing. i dont stay here long enough and play often enough but this course to my short observation is not as pack as the other courses around, say Superstition, Ken MacDonald, Dobson.... etc. i tee off alone and ended up foursome at 11th hole. anyway the deserted course couple with very forgiving course layout i managed to finish the 18 in less than 3 hours, and i might add, shooting in the mid 70s. to boost your ego yea play Koko or else, for visitors spend your money at Las Sendas, Southern Dunes, Foothills, Clubwest, Ocotillo and many more. (these mentioned above are the ones i like better) and they are better course design compare to Kokopelli.\n\ni will not revisit this course as a visitor with limited time to play. not even $5 a game entice me to play here again.
__label__0 When my fiance dropped off ten items to be cleaned at the Gilbert location on Val Vista, he was quoted $4.25 per item. At pick up, the price had increased 20%. Not only that, a $300.00 shirt was spotted with grease. We will not be using this location again.
__label__2 Chen's is 'aight.\n\nIf you're looking for basic Americanized Chinese food this far south of the Valley, then Chen's won't steer you wrong.  The lunch specials are the way to go at roughly $5 bucks a pop.\n\nThey give you soup but no choice, just egg drop.  They also give you a salad which I'm not very fond of.  The ranch they use tastes funny to me, maybe like it needs less mayonnaise and more spices.  Everyone seems to enjoy the salad though, so it could just be me.\n\nI'll usually have Sesame Chicken or Orange Chicken or General Chicken.  Basic stuff as the menu doesn't offer much beyond this fare.  Another thing I've found peculiar is that they seem to use the same vegetables in most every dish.  It's almost like they just switch up the sauces and meats. \n\nBut all in all, I keep coming back here because of the proximity to my workplace and the limited options of other Asian places around.  Between Chen's and Asian Grill in Sun Lakes, I'd go with Asian Grill.  But Asian Grill is like a hideout for me and all of my other co-workers crowd Chen's up on a daily basis.\n\nIt's still pretty decent, though.
__label__4 When Brak first arrived in the Valley of the Sun back in 2004, he fretted over having to find a new barber shop.  Back in SoCal I'd been going to the same shop for years and really liked everything about it.  I did some searching online, and came up with Floyd's.  It was nearby, and how could a joint named Floyd's Barber Shop not be awesome, I thought to myself?  Well, I really like Floyd's.  Great gang of barbers, 3 of whom have been there the entire time I've been going.  Good local chit-chat while getting the noggin buzzed.  The only thing missing is Opie wandering in for a trim.  Then again, ole Opie is balder than a cue ball nowadays, so I don't expect I'll bump into him anytime soon.  If you're looking for a good, old school barber shop, with friendly folk, very reasonable prices, and consistently good haircutting, no matter which chair you land in, then look no further, Floyd's is your joint.
__label__3 Great place!\nI've never had to wait very long for a walk-in, maybe 20 mins at most. \nThe staff is friendly and does a great job.\nPrices are consistent with similar salons.\n\nParking can be tough in this shopping center, but that isn't the fault of the salon.
__label__3 I'm a guy.  I like watching planes.  I like watching old WWI style biplanes.  I like watching attractive women get in and out of old WWI style biplanes.  And I like doing all of the above while having breakfast.\n\nSometimes, while sitting outside, you get to overhear compelling conversations.  \"You know its hard buying underwear for you.  You have your father's irregular crotch.\"\n\nMy previous supervisor took me here one day for breakfast.  After a quick glance at the menu, I ordered an egg breakfast for under $4.  What a deal!\n\nTurns out, it was basically an egg mcmuffin.  So much for the deal, but you cant beat the ambiance.\n\nI took my wife here a few weeks ago, and she loved it.  One of my favorite places for breakfast.
__label__1 This place has the location down, that's for sure.  But that's about it.  The food is just terrible.  The ingredients are low quality--i.e. thickly sliced lunch meats with huge veins of fat running through.  And sometimes even rotten--i.e. the blue cheese gone bad on one visit.\n\nMy dad loves this place because of the airport location, but after half a dozen lack luster to disgusting visits I refuse to go back.  They could REALLY use new management, a new menu and a new supplier...
__label__3 My kids enjoy watching some small aircrafts take off and landing from this cafe. The food is good and service is excellent. It's overcrowded in the weekends it takes 30 minutes to get a seat. But couldn't complain as we get to see some airplanes up close meantime. Restaurant couldn't take reservations and the ambience for family caf\u00e9 is absent. There is lot of scope for improvement, I am not sure if they already have plans for it.
__label__0 I was horribly disappointed by my landscaping job.  My father-in-law passed so I had to leave the state.  I was not there to oversee the landscaping job.   When I returned, they gave me the WRONG rock for my front yard and didn't have enough for the back.  When they returned weeks later with the rock, it was incorrect yet again--I just dealt with it.   They didn't finished putting in all the scrubs and trees and I had to call a number of times to get it done.  This yard project was done a few years ago and I still am bitter about it.
__label__0 What first seemed like excellent service turned into a joke! \u00a0The lady showed up at our place to pick up my wife's shears to be sharpened and also talked to my wife about purchasing a newer \"better\" set of shears. \u00a0She even gave us a \"loner\" while she would get our shears sharpened. \u00a0That night my wife had a hair client and was forced to use the \"loners.\" \u00a0You would think that from someone trying to sell \"better\" shears, the loner would be a nice set, sharp, clean, etc. \u00a0My wife told me the \"loner\" was considerably more dull than the shears she gave to be sharpened and that they were not clean from whoever used them last!!!\n\nI spoke with the lady about what brands of shears she sells and if she is a distributor for any major manufacturers. \u00a0She is not. \u00a0She buys direct and told me how the higher priced shears from brand names are the same quality and that they all only last 5-7 years before needing a new set. \u00a0Anyone who knows anything about metallurgy or sharpening of metal knows that the higher quality the steel, the sharper you can get the blade. \u00a0In addition, better steel holds it's edge longer and needs to be sharpened less often. \u00a0She either didn't know what she was talking about or worse was lying.\n\nNext day, she was supposed to have my wife's shears sharp and ready to go. \u00a0She called us saying she couldn't deliver them because she was sick. \u00a0We said we needed them so we would pick them up. \u00a0She then said she actually forgot to get them sharpened and could drop them off within the hour.... \u00a0SHADY BUSINESS, SHADY SERVICE, AND A LYING COMPANY!!! \u00a0DO NOT DO BUSINESS WITH THEM!!!!
__label__3 I had heard about how good this place was and when there was a deal on HOmerun..i bought it..I have had many facials and was surprised to learn something new about my skin..awesome and informative facial!!!!!
__label__0 I was very curious about eyelash extensions so I purchased a groupon for a \"flirt set\" at The Brow Lady. The shop is small and it looks like they do a range of services like nails and waxing as well. I agree with Shar B. about the front desk staff. I wasn't greeted in a friendly manner upon entering either, just hustled into the back room.\n\nFirst of all, I really wish their website gave some details and information on the do's and dont's of having these lashes if you've never gotten them before. \n\nIf you live in a humid climate (or plan on traveling to a humid climate), or do anything like swimming or hot yoga, then skip them. Here I was lying on the table telling my eyelash lady that I was about to leave for a trip to southeast Asia (I was hoping to do the eyelashes and forgo packing makeup) and she tells me \"well I'll be surprised if they last a week\". Huh? So I said \"what do I do if I go swimming?\" and she says \"dry them immediately with a hairdryer\". Of note, there are no electrical outlets in the remote jungle of Laos, and no, I wasn't  planning on bringing a hairdryer. \n\nAs she was applying I was already feeling cheated in paying for this once I heard they wouldn't last, but then she commented that she finished in record time....30 min. I thought ok, how long does it normally take? Their brochure and website says 1 1/2 hrs. So now, I was feeling cheated again, like I didn't get the full treatment because I came in with a groupon. \n\nWell she was right about them falling off. As I sweated my way through yoga and then enjoyed swimming, etc on my trip they became scarce. I eventually had to pull the remaining few off which wasn't fun. \nThey might be worth it for a really important occasion like your wedding or something, but don't plan on them lasting through your honeymoon.
__label__1 Although, I really liked my lash extensions and Patrice, I purchased a pre-pay to get my fills, and now they've closed SHOP!!!
__label__2 Yummy food when you can get it. It's typically packed for brunch - especially on the weekends. Most of the girls that work there are hot and young... that doesn't make them the best waitresses, but they are usually nice. \n\nThe atmosphere isn't anything terribly special - it's basically just the place to go to be seen and people watch. It's full of the same douchebags and plastics that went out the night before - they still look like their hair gel and guyliner is holding up and their designer shirt maybe has one or two extra wrinkles. The ladies seldom look like they left the house unshowered or without makeup. Mostly pretty people anyway... I always feel like a disgusting mess when I'm there because I just roll out of bed and go dirty.\n\nThe food is fairly delicious, but I think it's pretty difficult to fuck up breakfast. It's not excessively greasy though which is nice... There are many breakfast favorites that serve greasy meals. Their standard eggs, bacon, fruit, bread, and hashbrowns is very light as well as filling. Their omlettes are slightly above average. \n\nIt can also be rather inexpensive here which is nice for the $30,000/year millionaires. It can also be fairly pricey depending on what you get... it's the drinks - that's where they get you. They are priced like mixed drinks, but it's just orange juice or coffee. \n\nThe problems with this place are that it's tough to find a seat, you have to keep your appetite while eating around douchers, and there are half a dozen other breakfast places within a few miles of it that are as good if not better. I do like this place though and I'll continue to go... food is 4 stars, ambience is 3, service is 3.5... this place really gets a 3 and a half. Go check it out.
__label__2 The Breakfast Club really got me excited. I mean first of all it's named after a movie that I really love. Secondly it's pretty cute and the patio has those misters that are ubiquitous in Phoenix. But, the thing that really got my pulse racing was the idea of jalape\u00f1o biscuits and gravy. I've said over and over how I'm always looking for delicious biscuits and gravy and have such a hard time finding them. I thought I may have struck gold with the addition of jalape\u00f1os.\n\nUnfortunately I didn't. The meal was just okay. The thing that made it weird for me was that there was a layer of biscuits, then a layer of cheese, then the gravy which was topped with eggs. I like eggs, but usually on the side. I love cheese, but I really only wanted the gravy on the biscuits. \n\nOh well, each to his or her own. The place was cute, the servers friendly and I'd go back to try something else if I were back in town.
__label__1 My first experience to the Breakfast Club.... eh.  There are much better places to eat breakfast for the price.  We often drive by and see it crowded so we tried it on a Sunday morning.  Our server was very helpful, but the food was nothing to write home about.  Much prefer Butterfield's, Taylor's, or Cafe ZuZu (favorite) for breakfast.
__label__1 I love going out for breakfast, but there are a couple of reasons I won't go back here.  First of all, too expensive.  My girlfriend and I each had eggs benedict and coffees, and it was 40 bucks!  Second reason, the portions are huge.  I am always disappointed to see such huge portions coming out of a professional kitchen, because I realize how much food is headed toward the trash bin each day.  If you must serve such huge portions, please advise on the menu ahead of time.  \n\nThe most important reason I won't head back here...  unripened fruit as a garnish on my plate.  Just serve me what's in season please.  If it is in season, a tomato in summer for example, please make sure it's fresh, local, and ripe.  I was shocked when the waitress asked me if I wanted to add tomato to my dish and then she served me a hard, barely pink slice of tomato.  It's in season people!  Where did this tomato come from, South America?
__label__2 I love John Hughes movies, but this Breakfast Club did not live up to its namesake. The eggs were serviceable, but the potatoes O'Brian (I learned a new thing here!) were nothing special--kind of soft and oily, with large chunks of pepper. The jalepeno biscuits, which sounded conceptually grand, were not quite what I'd call a biscuit. They were tough, unflavorful little disks with jalepenos baked in. The heuvos rancheros looked like something my cat barfed up, however, they tasted fine, according to my breakfastmate. \n\nOverall, I think this was a shade greasier than we were expecting. And outdoor seating is nice, but a mixed bag when abutting a busy road. The service was good, but something about the waitresses reminded me of the Stepford Wives.
__label__3 The Challah Bread French Toast was unique.   A good menu with items that are not associated with the normal \"breakfast place.\"  \n\nBusy place but efficient and friendly.  I would love to go back again if I make it back in the area from Chicago.
__label__3 Yum! I visited this place after hiking Camelback one morning, and it was just what I needed. \n\nIt's a relatively busy place, especially on a weekend morning, so even though it's been around for a while, I hadn't decided to check it out until recently. And I'm glad I did. Definitely expect to wait, but if you've got good company, you can hang out in their waiting area - the coffee bar - and get yourself some drinks to start with and just chit chat.\n\nThe atmosphere is lively but relaxing; easy to zone out and be in your own little universe. My friend and I ordered two different dishes we were interested in trying and split them - a challah french toast dish and an eggs benedict dish. Both were amazing! We were not disappointed. Though probably not my most favorite french toast in all my life time (I love challah french toast, only way to go), it was quite memorable and something that would encourage me to return so that I can try some of their other items; though knowing me I always seem to go back to what is tried and true.\n\nGive this place a try, you won't be disappointed. Service was fast and friendly, so even though you'll most likely have to wait for a table, it's worth it.
__label__2 Good place to grab breakie in Scottsdale. I had the traditional Benedict and it was quite tasty. Service was fast and friendly and the wait wasn't bad at all. We grabbed a latte from the coffee bar and sat inside for a few minutes before they had a patio table ready for us. If I return I'll try to Cinnamon Challah French Toast.
__label__1 I've never written a review before but after my experience here, I thought I would come and give my two cents.\n\nI suggested coming here with my boyfriend and his friend for his birthday since we were on this side of town. Big mistake. The hostess told us 25 minutes and we ended up waiting closer to 45 minutes. When our friend asked about the long wait they assured us that the 7 tables in front of us would be seated if we waited just 10 minutes more. I wish they would've just over estimated the time so we would be prepared for a long wait. \n\nI have never been more embarrassed in my life to suggest a place when the hostess seated us at a wet table and threw the menus down and walked away after seating us. After that, it didn't matter how hip or delicious the food was, I am never going back here.
__label__2 Good, but not great, see-and-be-seen Joint with a pretentious attitude regarding their vibe/food. Frankly, after all the raves and top tens, I expected more. Blueberry pancakes -- good. Bacon -- very good. Eggs -- runny (ordered over-medium). Fresh fruit -- very good.\n\nWhile eating our breakfast, my wife and I were lamenting that we didn't go back to the Daily Dose, one block down. Again, the BC was good, but just good.\nLive and learn.
__label__3 Excellent location!\n\nI have been to this establishment a few times and would recommend sitting outside, because the interior gets a little noisy.\n\nIf you experience high wait times, just walk around the neighborhood!  There is a nice bakery nearby, as well as a little coffee shop.\n\nWhile I'm not a fan of their biscuits and gravy, the pancakes keep bringing me back.\n\nTheir pancakes are infused with a lot of flavors and the portions will fill you up fast.\n\nPrices are somewhat affordable, but a family of 4-5 can easily rack up a $60 bill.\n\nDon't hesitate to visit.  This is one of the best breakfast joints in Phoenix.
__label__1 5-27-13 Memorial Day. We were the first people in the restaurant at 6am. I ordered huevos rancheros and my friends ordered biscuits and gravy. All three of our orders came out luke warm at best. We were the first orders in, no one else was in the restaurant. $41 for breakfast was not worth it. Did we tell our server you may ask? No we did not. We are in the industry as well and didn't want to be a bother. The service was fine but the food was sub par. In my experience in the restaurant industry I understand mistakes happen, orders are messed up, and food is sometimes cold. However when you are the very first order of the day there is no excuse.
__label__2 Breakfast club has a good name and location at the north tip of Old Town Scottsdale. This place seems to always be packed on the weekends for breaky and brunch. Therefore, I recommend you find a day off, like a Tuesday morning to check it out. You'll get better faster service, wont be all noisy and you'll really be able to enjoy what this place has to offer: which is a very good staff and bright enjoyable atmosphere. \n\nFood: The food menu is decent, but nothing to write home about. You'll have your normal southwest breakfast dishes, pancakes, omelets, and skillets. I guess what they are known for are their selection of Benedict style eggs using different types of genres with hollandaise. Cant complain. \n\nOverall, its a solid stop and a place you should check out. It may end up being your fav breakfast place as many of my friends state that it is. I however put it as a solid back up to my favorites if they are too packed. All in all, I recommend, but its not at the very top.
__label__4 I finally made it to the breakfast club! The food was delicious and the place was gorgeous.
__label__3 The breakfast menu is excellent.  Our group of nine was seated quickly and the service was great.  It's definitely a place I would return to for a brunch date or a special occasion.
__label__1 I've been to the Breakfast Club several times now and it just gets worse and worse. The only thing this place has going for it is the cheap breakfast cocktails and you're gonna need one if you want to stomach the food. \nFirstly it is expensive. Secondly it is greasy when it feels like they claim to be a health type restaurant. Thirdly they have messed up my order almost every single time. Often things are missing that I asked for or cheese on an omelet isn't melted - that's just plain unappetizing! There are plenty of other breakfast places in the surrounding area that are more worth your while. Skip this place and go elsewhere!
__label__4 The best american breakfast i've ever had, hands down.\n\nGreat service, great coffee, great start to the day.\n\nBetter than any place I've been to in college towns or new york city(where I'm from)\n\nThe pancakes(with bananas foster) were out of this world and went great with the quick start loaded breakfast.
__label__4 Great spot to start your day. Fresh orange juice. I highly recommend just make sure you have time for waiting cause they always busy.
__label__3 It figures that the team at Pac Bell Park would have an equally nice place to play at for Spring Training.\n\nScottsdale is easily one of the nicest small ballparks I've been to.  The layout is fantastic.  The seats down at field level are a iittle snug - and I'm by no means a wide guy (6' 3\" and 180 so I'm tall... but not wide) - and I do wish they were angled in towards home a little more.  Also, before the game, especially if you got tickets in the first two rows, expect to battle the kiddies waiting for autographs just to get to your seat until at least 5 minutes before gametime.  The lawn area is by far a more comfortable experience, but get there early and set up because it gets crowded.\n\nThe food is pretty standard ballpark fare, on the pricey side, but definitely the thing to go for are the Island Wok Pan-Fried Soba noodles.  Go for the teriyaki chicken, add some sriracha, and you get a very good sized meal for around $8.\n\nAlso kudos to the beer and lemonade guys walking the stands for not being obnoxious while the game is going on.\n\nParking... the best suggestion I have in the couple times I've been here is to drive down 2nd, 1st, Main, and McKnight between 75th and Miller just north of the park.  It's all free street parking, but it fills up fast.  Take 75th Street south to the back entrance into the Stadium.  $20 for parking is absurd.  It's why I docked this place a star.\n\nAwesome Giants Dugout Store. \n\nLet's Go Giants!
__label__4 great time
__label__0 I cosigned my car with these guys and they failed me miserably. Not only did they sell my car for about half of what it was worth but their customer service was horrid. These guys do not care about anything except making their outrageous fees and commissions. They will say anything to get you to cosign without a reserve but don't do it! Once you sign you can kiss your ass and your car good bye. Any of the other auction houses will treat you much better and let you protect yourself with a reasonable reserve.
__label__3 I've been obsessed with the Bread Basket granola for years now... it's soft and sweet and salty all at once and goes perfect with yogurt and fruit for breakfast!  I usually purchase it at Sunflower (which is now Sprouts), but I decided to pop my head in their actual store the other day to see what other tasty treats they have...\n\nI was pleasantly surprised that a tiny little storefront had such a variety of options to choose from (including my fave granola).  I could have literally purchased one of everything but I took it easy as I know I'll be back.  I went for a few muffins (raspberry and apple cinnamon) and of course some of the original granola that I so love.  It was hard to say no to the cookies and fresh made breads, etc... and I learned that they offer a full lunch menu full of salads, sandwiches, and soups too.\n\nService (from a fellow named Reuf) couldn't have been more friendly.  I'll definitely be back soon and can safely say that \"Yay! I'm a fan.\"
__label__3 I'm from Texas, so I'm used to Tex-Mex, and this was a little different, mostly in a good way.\n\nI had a combo to try some different things.\n1) Beef taco - fantastic, the taco shell was fresh and the beef was delicious\n2) Red beef tamale - the biggest tamale I have ever seen.  Maybe too big, as the beef flavor was lost\n3) Bean burrito - fairly plain, beans and some cheese in a tortilla, no sauce or anything.\n\nThe rice and beans were good, and the side of guac I got tasted just like I make at home, so I was happy with it.  The margarita was also decent, nothing fancy but tasty and with a salted cup - not frozen junk out of a machine, but freshly made.\n\nUnfortunately the salsa didn't impress me, but I think that is because I'm used to a thicker salsa.  It was runny with some chili seeds that gave a little kick, but not a lot of flavor.\n\nI'd go back though, I think I'd try a chimi or more tacos next time.
__label__1 I had only been living in Scottsdale for a week or so and I wanted to find a decent Mexican restaurant and Tacos Jalisco looked like a cute little restaurant, and I decided to give it a try. The customer service is horrible; the cashier is less than professional, slow, zoned out, uninterested, and she doesn't even look at you. The salsa bar is a bit of a horror-taste wise and not to mention that the area doesn't look very clean. I give it two stars because I enjoyed their rice and I have to admit that their  breakfast burrito had juicy savory meat.
__label__0 This weekend is a celebration for my 30th birthday. Went to Dos Gringos because I remember having a great time at the Tempe location last time I was in town. It was awful. No service for the first 10 mins we were there. After that, was served 2 bottled beers and (delicious) tacos. Waitress never came back. Waited 20 mins, flagged our waitress down, who was clearly preoccupied with chatting with coworkers, closed our tab. Never to return and will never recommend.
__label__1 Maybe I haven't been to Dos Gringos in a while, or maybe this location is just grosser than the Tempe location, but this place is dirty!  The bathroom has a bad smell coming from it and everything just seems kinda filthy.  I would never ever order food from here, if their bar area is this dirty I can only imagine how gross the kitchen is... I'm not really sure why people would hang out here when there are plenty of nicer and more fun spots in Scottsdale.
__label__1 I get it, it's retail . Staff wants to look their best and be posh at fashion square mall.. We all get it.  Dressing attendant was beyond clueless and did not want to help find sizes. Cashiers did not take off censors for my clothing and other customers . All items were dropped numerous times.\n\nShopping is suppose to be fun and relaxing for most. Not here! Frantic skittish and stuck up staff- yikes. I'll try to find another location asap!
__label__2 Evidently there's a zagat survey list on the best chain restaurant steak.  Which I find preposterous.  Would they have a list judging the best movie about grass growing?  \"In the end, Crabgrass beat out Ragweed just because of the potential allergens.\"\n\nNo, because sometimes you can make an entire category of things that suck, and chain restaurants, as a general rule, serve shitty steak. Not that I'm judging.\n\nSo if you go to Outback, don't expect anything amazing, despite the fact that zagat said they were tasty.  But outback is worth visiting anyway, because have you ever had their shrimp appetizer served on their brown bread garlic slab-thing?  The bread is better than the shrimp.  It's amazing.\n\nBut truly legendary status is only accorded thusly: imagine an appetizer with so many calories that three could share and still crack a thousand calories each?  Enter the cheese fries with bacon and a glob of ranch and you will know what spoonfuls of lard feel like to your arteries.  This particular location has a number of great bartenders and if you go there looking for a pleasant time and decent food, you'll be satisfied.  Chicken breast with BBQ sauce: palatable.  Broccoli with crab-butter sauce?  Tasty.  Rack of lamb? Surprisingly good.  Really there are a ton of options here but one thing you will not get is world-beating steak.  So save it, Zagat.
__label__2 Food is good. The burger is great. The service a bit slow and dreamy. They think they are Bohemians and they aren't. Finally avoid the owner she is a complete ditz and space case...just smile and avoid this cat lady.  Cheers.
__label__2 The good news is: The food at The Orange Table is great. The bad news is: The service isn't.\n\nMy friends and I have been here a few times, and it seems we wait just long enough in between visits to forget why we don't go more often. Each time we walk through the doors, it takes an awfully long time for our presence to even be acknowledged, then several more awkward minutes while the server finds us a table. And almost needless to say, whether you take one minute or five to decide what you want, it doesn't really matter, because it will be 10 before your order is taken.\n\nBut then your food arrives (finally), and you decide the wait was mostly worth it. Their sandwich ingredients are very fresh, and their olive bread is to die for. Don't be afraid to try this place, just don't go on a day you're in any kind of a hurry. And maybe bring some playing cards.
__label__3 I'm sleepy so this will be short and concise. Had the garlic mushroom omelet. It was delicious! Nice patio to sit and eat breakfast. Will definitely be back!.
__label__2 Ill be the first to admit that Orange Table in Old Town Scottsdale is probably one of my favorite places for breakfast food.  If this place is such a standout, how come Ive haven't reviewed them until now? Well it comes down to a singular word that many of you simply may not like, slow. Blowing the whistle in the first paragraph might stop many of you from reading further, but let me just say that Orange Table definitely has its merits, the tasty food.\n\nLocated a few doors down from the famous martini spot AZ88, Orange Table is quietly situated in the corner of the Scottsdale Civic Mall. Parking can sometimes be an issue in Old Town fortunately there is a large free parking structure just behind the restaurant as well as an open lot. Outside there's a large open patio that's dog friendly where I couldn't help but notice that having a dog is a great way to meet new people, dogs here are a commonality amongst the diners so feel free to bring Sparky. Inside the orange walls help to create a casual yet funky industrial feel, that reminded me of a few places Ive tried in SoCal.\n\nCorned Beef Hash ($9) is one of those dishes that can be messed up pretty easily but the OT version was spot on. Thick pieces of sliced corned beef and potato topped with your choice of 2 eggs any way you like them, over easy for me please. I love hot egg yolk flowing over pretty much anything, but on top of corned beef hash its like the best breakfast gravy. Sopping up the golden deliciousness, I couldn't help but notice how tasty the toast was, of course coming from Breadcrafters in Phoenix, you know its good.\n\nFor an Orange Table spin on the traditional Red Flannel (a New England style hash made with corned beef and beets), try the fantastic White Flannel ($10). They take their delicious corned beef, white onions, mushrooms, garlic and potatoes then spoon on sour cream and pair with 2 eggs, your choice. Creamy, salty and earthy\n\nThere is one Orange Table menu item that for me trumps all others. This might sound kind of crazy but trust me on this one order the Jalape\u00f1o Pecan Pancakes ($10). Fluffy light pancakes with sliced jalape\u00f1os and pecans mixed in, one bite and you'll understand completely. The chile isn't spicy but the flavors are bold with a textural crunch from the pecans all finished with a lightly sweet pan syrup. When you order these you also get your choice of breakfast meat including bacon, ham or sausage. I love the taste of good sausage paired up with pancakes, so when the 2 thick meaty shafts arrived I couldn't wait to try one. As I bit down some of the meat juices sprayed into my mouth giving hints of sage and pepper, could have ate an entire plate.\n\nOn my last visit the speed of the service was much improved, but then it was also 9am on a Sunday morning. Once the rush hits you might be waiting quite a while for your food, though drinks come out pretty quick.\n\nIf you're in a hurry Orange Table might not be the place for you but if you don't mind a little waiting, the payoffs are almost worth the wait.
__label__0 Man, I thought that they had turned a corner when it came to service, but apparently that was a fluke.  I came in for lunch one busy Saturday, gave them my name and no preference for indoor or outdoor, was then ignored for the next 15 minutes as the five top and a three top that came in after me got seated.  The servers passing by wouldn't even make eye contact and the girl checking out customers seemed to forget why we were there.  Ended up leaving and going to AZ 88 instead.  Disappointing.
__label__3 I have been wanting to check this place out for years, but I wanted it to be a stress free brunch.  This Sunday we had a sitter come in early and we headed to Old Town.  We had to wait about 15 minutes for a table outside, which is ok considering it is such a popular place.  While we waited, we purchased two Halloween cupcakes for the twins (they were not really great, no one ate them).  On the other side, breakfast was delicious. I started with the morning glory cocktail, bubbly, pineapple juice and cointreau.  It is a generous size, so I had to switch to a mimosa for my second one (good thing I was not driving).  I had the Menage with monkey cakes, wow the best pancake I have ever had.  The banana and coconut combination was so delicious,  I requested it without almonds (I don't have any allergies, I just didn't feel like having almonds).  Ryan was our server and he was very efficient and friendly.  My hubby had the green Flannel and a couple of different coffee drinks.  He loved his breakfast too.  Next time we will bring the twins.
__label__1 Went on a weekend morning more than a year ago. It says something that I still remember the details of my visit. They were just unorganized. Possibly overwhelmed. Lady who I think was the owner was just barking orders. Maybe we should have waited for a table outside for a more peaceful dining experience...
__label__3 Ok so I went to this restaurant because my mom found a groupon and we were starving after waiting in line for the Dillard's one day sale! :) anyways.. We show up and automatically know there will be a long wait 1 hour to be exact. So Ofcourse we wait and wait until it gets to be taking too long so we head inside. Well there are like 4 tables empty and the hostess isn't seating us. She said she wanted to space out the customers for the hostess. Now... I understand what she is saying but we had been waiting 1 hour+ just to sit down! So I was disappointed that that was her number 1 priority and not seating anxious customers. \n\nWe get inside order our food and our Waiter (awesome btw) gets our order and puts it in. Literally another 50 mins go by and we have no food. At this point my stomach is eating itself and I'm annoyed by all of the \"your food will be right out\" comments I'm getting every 15 minutes. \n\nI ordered banana nut cakes and my mom got the 2 egg breakfast everything was deilicious except my pancakes were a little gooey. Seriously the food alone is why I give this place 4 stars. Only 4 because the service was sloooooow but they put up with a screaming (yes, literally screaming) man angry because his food isn't out. (I mean really how old are we? How embarrassing.)\n\nOverall I'd go back just not on a holiday.
__label__1 Totally average experience. Service was s.l.o.w.... The hummus plate was bland and boring with the pita bread stale and all curly in the edges. Save your money on that dish.
__label__0 A girlfriend and I came here after seeing their Groupon (13$ for 20$)....when we arrived the restaurant was packed inside and out, but the hostess seated us very quickly. \n\nWe were super thirsty from too much pool/champagne time and it felt like days before we even got water (I would guess 15-20 minutes..which is still quite a lot). After we ordered it took another 45 minutes or so for the food to come out- again, pretty crazy since most of the options are breakfast themed. How long does it take to cook an egg?\n\nI had the chicken salad sandwich and Mexican soup..the soup was so salty it was almost inedible, but compared tot he super super bland chicken salad sandwich,. I guess I was happy it was at least seasoned. There was so little chicken salad on the sandwich that after taking the top peice of bread off, then the bottom, I literally had 2 bites from each side. No exaggeration. Someone had taken the time to dice the apples and other ingredients into perfect tiny cubes, which shows tons of effort...but the super small portion given and the fact that it wasn't seasoned made all that work seem pointless.\n\nMy friend had the corn beef hash..she left most of it- absolutely no seasoning again. It was the blandest corned beef hash I've ever tasted. She also had a Chai tea- again, no flavor, so she was dumping sugar and such into it trying to pep it up. \n\nWe spent another 15 minutes trying to get the bill- then did the universal My Tab Is Sitting Halfway Over the Edge of the Table so the Waitress Will See it Move...and she still didn't see it, so I had to flag her down. \n\nI would say she was friendly, but overall poor service for the long wait time. By the time we got our plates, most of the restaurant was empty, so it's not like they were in the middle of a rush.
__label__1 My second time with a large group of people and it was just as bad, probably worse. The food tasted great! Green chili burger was fabulous. Service was as good as it could be. Obviously something is terribly disorganized behind the scenes cause it takes forever to get a meal here. Worst of all, we had reservations! It was more than a 2 hour lunch when we had planned for a 1 hour lunch. Needless to say, expectations were far from met. Too many good restaurants in the area to settle for this.
__label__3 I came here often. \n\nGirls: Mostly gorgeous\n\nDrinks: South Scottsdale prices at a club...y'get my drift.\n\nParking: Sucks. Park at dark lot or pay valet otherwise, get here at buttcrack dusk. \n\nThis place is pretty close to a Vegas style strip club. I like it, there's no bs here associated with the Phoenix clubs. I just get paranoid parking in the dark lot. \n\nNever had a bad time here. Then again, never had a great time here either.
__label__0 I ordered an item (pizza oven) to be delivered Dec. 24th as a gift and it finally showed up  Jan. 5th and it is broken .They said they could deliver a new one in one week, January 16th too late for the party December 25th, January 1st, January 8th,January 15th, the national college championship game.No one should buy anything from them and expect to receive it in working order when you may need it. They will not assist you with a return, you are on your own.Go ahead,buy your wife a gift and piss her off!!! This review is for the online store only ,the people at the Biltmore store are wonderful and extremely helpful.
__label__2 A decent substitute for Pita Jungle. Prices are a bit high for what you get compared to Pita Jungle. I have only ever gotten Togo food. I imagine it can sometimes be unpleasant to eat there. They allow Hooka smoking on patio. Even picking up my Togo food I have to brave the Hooka smell. Food is pretty good, just might wanna tweak a couple things.
__label__0 This used to be pretty good, now, not so much. The place smelled like cigarette smoke and spice. Not good. The windows were covered in handprints, the sidewalk stained with spills. The blonde waitress kept scratching her head, then went and put our stuff in a to go bag, yuck. I saw the guy preparing the food. He just reached in and grabbed some lettuce bare handed and stuck it in a to go box. That was kind of disgusting too. Real turn offs, I took the food but was too grossed out to eat it, so I just tossed it. No way I would return.
__label__2 happy hour from 3-7.. and reverse happy hour 9-11 (m-th only though). Appetizers, pizzas and sushis half off, plus drinks. My suggestion, stay away from the calamari. I wasn't a big fan of it mainly because it tasted like starch... blech. Bbq chicken pizza wasn't too bad, though maybe a bit too tangy for my taste. Spicy tuna roll was alright, but what's up with the dot of wasabi? There was no wasabi on that plate...\n\nIf you eat outside, you can see all the nice cars pulling up to the valet, but that's about it. Overall, good pricing, atmosphere was ok, service wasn't too bad. However, I have to say it's nothing out of the ordinary.
__label__1 Things to get at Kona Grill.\nMacadamia Nut Crusted Chicken.\n\nThings not to get at Kona Grill.\nEverything else. \n\nPros: Watching people who think they're at the coolest spot in town, but don't know they're not. \n\nCons: Watching people who think they're at the coolest spot in town, but don't know they're not. \n\nMisc.: Basement like atmosphere. Car fumes. Families (ugh, i.e., CHILDREN). You're still in a mall. \n\nAloha Kona. Aloha. Mele Kelikimaka. Mahalo. Magnum P.I.
__label__1 Over the years I have been here many times.  Typically the people watching is great, the food is reasonably good, service above average, and so on.\n\nHowever, this time it didn't cut the mustard.  A simple thing like a ketel one tonic or grey goose tonic, which is what a friend and myself ordered, terrible.  Yes, of course we have had vodka tonics before and know what they taste like.  The tonic was either flat, cheap, or something different altogether.  It would have also been nice if they had spilled a little in the glass, maybe two fingers.  There's wasn't anything.  It was diluted piss basically.  We ordered apps and waited a long time so we cancelled and closed out.  Went across to Yard House, much better.  Even the people watching was marginal - maybe the economy or have people just gotten sick of this place.
__label__2 Ate here last Friday and although I was tempted to have sushi, I forced myself to try something new... and went with the miso-sake marinated sea bass ($23.95).  The dish came with a decent sized fillet of grilled sea bass, grilled broccolini spears and some (surprisingly) tasty fried rice.  The food went well with my glass of pinot grigio ($7), and although the fish wasn't as fresh as I thought it could be, I was still satisfied with the order.  \n\nMy friend ordered the sweet-chili glazed salmon ($18.95), which came with a generously sized grilled salmon piece, grilled broccolini spears, fried rice, and green onion curls.  I took a bite of her salmon and found it to be tasty; there was a little kick because of the chili glaze.  (See photos)
__label__2 We hadn't been here in a while. After shopping, we decided to have an early dinner. I order the Pad Thai and my wife had the Maui Tacos. \nFor me, since the Maui Tacos aren't on the menu, the way they were made looked much more different than when they were on the menu. The fried rice looked wet  and the tacos weren't wrapped as nice. But my wife still loved it.\nMy Pad Thai was filled with a lot of chicken and shrimp. The chicken meat was cut is large chunks. Overall, I would rate this entree a B.\nOur lemonade was really watered down. I let mine set for about 10 minutes before drinking it. I should have asked for another one, but I was almost done with my meal and had been drinking water.\nThe server, Diane, was polite and knowledgeable. She made sure our glasses were filled with water.
__label__2 First!! The food and drinks here are great. We used to come here every Sunday and eat dinner and hit a movie. Kudos to bartender Mitch for making memories with us. \n\nNow?? The remodel was highly anticipated and we traipsed through mall looking forward to seeing the brilliance. We immediately loved the blue tints and amazing fish tank, then on our way to the bar I tripped up the stairs. Clutzy me? Nope, there was some unfinished remodeling and something wasn't to code so well it wasn't just me but even after the manager apologized ever so kindly nothing was comped and I had a horrible bruise for more than three weeks -- I couldn't sit in chairs with arms or sleep on my right side.\n\nBut....we love Kona, so back we are today and it's crazy holiday madness and the stairs are fixed with a safer ramp thing, but....the bathroom seemed like 89 degrees hot and sopping wet and in disarray, the downstairs dining room was stuffy and smelly and bright as a cafeteria. And once safely upstairs the bartenders were flustered (but we do like Brett and have enjoyed his service a lot!!) and where oh where are the TVs? It is a tied game ...Cardinals are standing strong and I have to depend on the Yard House for yelling out updates. Not cool!!!\n\nGet it together Kona! We miss the old Kona but of course we aren't the same people either...just call me Mrs Z now;)
__label__4 Food was sooo delicious! Went in for lunch with a friend, had great service and great food. Waiter suggested a few good sushi rolls and they were so good that we asked for seconds! Also, its very beautiful inside the restaurant. Nice way to end our shopping trip in the fashion square mall at Kona Grill. Will definitely be going back. Thumbs up!
__label__2 I've always been a Kona fan. So when my friend decided on this place for the dinner before her bachelorette party, I knew exactly what to expect.\n\nWe had made a reservation, so they were prepared to accommodate our large group. What they weren't prepared for was how their other customers would feel. They decided to place us next to the railing inside the mall, and while the majority of our group tried to stick to general restaurant etiquette, some of us failed. Those of us that were did a LOT of apologizing to the tables around us. I feel like Kona should have placed us in a more private location, being that we forewarned them that we were a bach party.\n\nOur waiter didn't help the situation either. While he did cater to our ladies shots requests, encouraging things like sake bombs, he was also very sarcastic and rude when it came to everything else. He made a lot of off color jokes and comments about our get ups that weren't \"ha ha\", but more of \"you're all morons\". Here's a tip buddy: don't talk down to your customers. Especially ones that are likely going to be your biggest tip of the night. Our less than appropriate waiter had a younger female waitress helping him w/ orders and food delivery. She was awesome. She did her best to make sure everyone tabs were correct and fixed a few order issues that her counterpart had no interest in remedying. Such as asking the bartender for ginger beer for our one lady who foregoes booze. He scoffed at her and went to the next person to order. While our female savor went straight to the bar and brought back the ginger beer w/ an apology and promise that none of her \"beers' would appear on our check.\n\nThe food was really good (this is what I knew to expect). Most of the ladies went between pizzas and sushi, both were enjoyed. Their updated drink menu was very good. We very much enjoyed that you could actually see what the drinks looked like on the iPads that served as drink menus. Some table faves included: raspberry crush, strawberry basil lemonade, pineapple honey mojito, and the strawberry fizz.\n\nAll in all, our experience was good, mainly due to the menu and our female waitress (I WISH I could remember her name). I know the bride will definitely be coming here again. As for me, if I'm in the area I might visit the bar.
__label__1 Came in late for the Semi-Annual sale and all the pajamas and bras were mixed up in size. Woman working the fitting rooms was extremely weird. She only let us bring in 5 bras at a time and hung the leftover ones awkwardly on the rack. For some reason, she also asked us what our names were without writing theme on the board. How pointless. Line was so slow.
__label__2 I thought Suede was alright.\nWhen we arrived at 10:30, it was pretty sparse...that's mainly why we went here first. The drinks weren't too expensive, and the bar service was really friendly.\nI loved the atmosphere...this place would be really great to take a date. There are little sitting areas off in the corner, and also high tables throughout the space where you can stand and put your drink down and chat. The dancing pole in the corner was fun...I didn't try it but some girls did, and it added a fun and sexy mood to the place. There was red lighting, and it wasn't pitch black, which was nice. \nThe only reason why my friends and I left, was because it was a serious Sausage Fest. We actually wondered if it was a Gay night at Suede. The ratio of men to women was 20:1. \nAlso, the DJ was playing music a little too loud for a bar. My friend and I were screaming over the music. \nThe outside patio is nice, and its sort of romantic as well.\n\nBring your date here, but otherwise, Suede is just okay.
__label__1 Hookahs are the draw here. The food is mediocre and the atmosphere quite blah. If smoking sheesha is your thing, there aren't many old town Scottsdale options so this may be your place. My bud ordered lamb tongue and was pretty happy with it. I didn't have the balls to try it, but if you do you may be in for a pleasant adventure.
__label__0 Took a 3-year-old Seiko Perpetual Calendar watch in for battery replacement.  When I dropped it off the employee/owner? told me he could replace the battery, but wouldn't set the calendar.  I told him no problem, as I'd done it before and had the instructions.  I was frankly surprised at his comment.  It's not that tough.\n\nGot the watch back, paid my $17, and left.  When I got home, I noticed the date was stuck between 11 and 12.  No problem, I thought..  I'll do a full reset and just start from scratch.  \n\nThe first simple step is to pull the crown out one click, hold the button for two seconds, and wait for the watch to drive the second hand to zero, and the date to 1.\n\nThe second hand drove to 10, and the date never budged.  The watch worked perfectly until the battery began running low a few weeks ago.  In 30 minutes he managed to mess up the internal workings of my watch.  Guess that's why he was reluctant to agree to actually set it when he finished.\n\nI'll go to a certified Seiko repair facility from now on.
__label__3 The hotel is clean and the pool area is nice. The buffet in the morning is worth the price. Not only do you get what you see out but the super nice gentleman will make you fresh omelets, pancakes, waffles, etc.\n\nThe really great part about this hotel is the staff. They are amazing and the service is impeccable. They are quick and efficient and go out of their way to make your stay an enjoyable one. \n\nThank you for making our trip an excellent one! We will be back again!
__label__2 There is one of these on every corner. The items are so expensive. Its nice, but not really too unique. There are some overpriced random items. It don't like how they all it a Gallery, when they don't really do a good job of displaying their \"art works\" and explaining the story of why they are unique, about the artist, the name of the piece, or the labor that goes into each piece. I like to support the Native Arts, but this place is ridiculous.
__label__2 The food was pretty good; although the meatballs were a little too drenched in soy sauce. I wish the bar was a little bigger. They only carried a couple of beers and I like variety...all in all, it was pretty good.
__label__0 I've never had such terrible service.  When I spend more than $100 on dinner for two people, I expect the servers to at least be polite.  Went on a Friday night, but there was no hostess on duty.  After waiting a bit at the hostess stand, we gave up and walked into the dining area where we were pointed to a table.  This was an issue all night with people wandering through the crowded tables looking for somewhere to sit and standing over diners waiting for them to get up.  We placed our drink order (bottles of wine starting at $40), and then we waited.  And waited.  Finally someone walked by and put the bottle on our table - unopened - and kept walking.  10 minutes later a different server came by and asked if we wanted the bottle open (ummmm...yeah!).  While he was opening it, the first guy came by and started fussing at him because he \"was planning on coming back for it.\"  They walked off bickering - and without taking our order.  After 20 minutes, we considered just leaving money on the table for the wine and going someplace else.  It wasn't that the servers were too busy, the ratio of servers to tables looked fine.  And I could them wandering around at the bar not actually doing anything.  Everytime one walked past our table he turned his head and avoided eye contact.  Finally, we were able to wave someone down when he told us that we weren't really his table, but fine, he would take our order.  Scowling the entire time.  We got a calamari appetizer, a ceaser salad, chicken parmesan and chicken marsala.  The food was good.  But by the time we got it, we had finished our bottle of wine and weren't offered anyting else to drink.  Nobody came by to check to see if the food was ok.  So while the food and decor was good, I marked it down for being overpriced and terrible service.  I won't be going back.
__label__3 If you are looking for any kind of obscure hat this is your place!  They have all kinds of hats here!  They even have stuff in storage that they can get if you need something that is 'out of season'.  \n\nI happened to walk in a few days after the Kentucky Derby and what a treat, so many amazing, beautiful, well-made hats!! I was there for another need, but wow, I almost wanted to buy a crazy derby hat...such COOL stuff!  \n\nThe sales associate was extremely helpful; you can tell they know their hats (any genre).  They are a bit on the expensive side, but nice well-made hats are pricey.
__label__2 I found this place last April when I took my first work trip to the greater Phoenix area. It is located just west of the main drag of art galleries in Old Town Scottsdale. For someone who prefers mild warmth to severe heat, the atmosphere was perfect in April. Having just been there in February, the temperature was a little chilly.\n\nThe restaurant has an indoor seating area, though I cannot imagine a scenario when I would try to sit there. There is also a full patio which is why you have no reason to go inside. \n\nThe patio (covered in the rain) has space heaters if it does get cold out. There is a beautiful fountain in the middle of the patio that mixes a fire and water show with ambiance. \n\nThe menu is a modified Mexican. Traditional Mexican meals and tastes presented in new ways. The food is very good and I am told their margaritas, though not the best in town, are very good as well.
__label__1 This place is the perfect example of a tourist trap.  Nice location not far of the main drag of Old Scottsdale, beautiful building and layout.  The margaritas are good, but probably $2-$3 more expensive than they ought to be for every one of the many styles.  I thought paying $5 for chips and salsa was a rip-off, but then when the chips tasted stale, I was even less happy.  C'mon, if you have tortilla and factory in your name, you ought to have fresh chips.  I thought the tortillas themselves were okay, not great, but okay.  The carne fuego, or whatever I had the waitress recommended, was not good.  Small chunks of fire roasted steak completely ruined by a gloppy sweet/hot sauce. The veggies that went with it were just okay and the sweet potato-stuffed chile was weird.  It could've been great, but it was nowhere near good.  Unless your Aunt Hattie who has never had Mexican food is in town from Ohio, i'd skip this place altogether.
__label__0 Horrible, Horrible, Horrible!!!!\n\nCustomer Service was AWEFUL, on a scale of 1-5 food was 1, drinks were ok, the only good thing was the atmosphere, which is NOT going to change my mind about going back there, I've had much much better fish tacos @ Rubio's & Baja Fresh for fraction of the price & didn't have to go to dinner somewhere else after leaving, which we had to do after leaving Tortilla Factory!\n\nThere are Plenty of Great places in Scottsdale with Great food, Great service, Great drinks & Great atmosphere.\n\nWe even tried talking to the manager but he got all Upset & tried to make us feel like we were lucky to be there & didn't know what we were talking about.\n\nSo if you want, BAD Service, Over Priced & Tasteless food & like to waste your money this is the place for you!
__label__2 We have dined at the Old Town Tortilla Factory several times over the years and as recently as two weeks ago.  \n\nThe outdoor seating area is very nice, there is a roomy bar and fairly large indoor restaurant (I agree with Sarah K., bring a sweater).  \n\nThe Chorizo Fundido is delicious!!  They serve it with a large bowl of chips.  I always ask for a side of soft corn tortillas too, they are a nice change from the chips. \n\nThe Plato Appertivo is gigantic, you could feed four people with this thing.  The nachos, ribs and quesadillas were all fantastic.  There is a generous scoop of their great guacamole on top and a bowl of salsa on the side.  You might want to ask for the chipotle sour cream on the side rather than on the quesadillas - it has a great smoky taste but can dominate easily so I prefer to regulate the portion.\n\nThe enchiladas and soft tacos are very good.  Their flour tortillas are great (when they bring them).\n\nMargaritas were excellent and generous for the price.\n\nService can be spotty.  If you're in a rush or are frustrated by slow service to the point it impacts your food enjoyment, this place may not be your cup of tea.  I enjoy the food/drinks so I go when I know I have the time to be patient.  Test it out during a leisurely happy hour and see what you think.
__label__1 We live in Litchfield Park, but took the trip to Scottsdale based on this place's reputation. The building and decor are super nice in a throwback Spanish mission sort of way. The separate \"tequilleria\" and patio are attention getting. since it was 119 degrees, we sat inside. \n\nThat is where the fun ended. \n\nWe ordered chips and salsa for $5. No big deal, but where else do you pay for that in any sit down joints anymore? They do bring out fresh tortillas, gratis, but we didn't know that and it's not mentioned on the menu.\n\nThe menu is pretty limited and oh so pricey. $15.00 for two a la cart tacos. Holey Moley, they better be stuffed with caviar. There is no taco on the planet worth $7.50 (maybe worth $7 :-)) and I have had some great tacos. These are not those tacos.\n\nThe fish tacos were under seasoned portions of Mahi Mahi. The fish itself was not seasoned at all and actually had a fishy taste. Not pleasant. It was served with radishes rather than coleslaw which was interesting and the crema which was tasty. But as a whole, it was bland and underwhelming even after adding the accompanying sauce.\n\nWe also had the bacon wrapped spicy meatloaf on garlic mashed potatoes. Served with a zippy red pepper sauce and tree trunk sized asparagus. The sauce was very tasty, the meatloaf was tender and not  dry. There was something so rich in the meatloaf itself, that after 3/4 of one slice, I couldn't eat anymore of it. It just began to turn my stomach. The potatoes were cooked really well and had some nice flavor, but needed salt. That was funny, because there was no salt on the table. The asparagus was well cooked and still had some snap, but like the potatoes, it was under seasoned.\n\nWe ordered the banana stuffed fried tortilla in blackberry reduction and were disappointed there too. The tortillas were overstuffed with banana, so that you couldn't enjoy the crunchy texture of the cinnamon crusted tortilla. It just became mush. The reduction was not \"reduced\" and was runny, but tasty. \n\nFor three of us, the tab totaled over $85 before tip. That included 2 bud lights, which WERE cold and refreshing. \n\nAll said, the environment is far more interesting than the food. The place's reputation is undeserved at half the price!
__label__2 To put it straight, our server was awkward. We were a group of four chicks, so I'm not sure if he was nervous or what... but there was some definite strangeness going on.\n\nThe crab dip is pretty bomb if you like big chunks of avocado... Which I do... Mmmmm.. Also had the green Chile enchilada is super delish. Supposedly it's a spicy dish but I'm super anti-spice and I didn't notice it.\n\nThe super awesome bigass patio is pretty cool, especially with all the romantic lighting. This COULD potentially be an excellent spot to just chill and have a drink with your buds, but we were surprised to be told at 10pm that it was time to close down shop. :P
__label__2 Nice patio and large enough for a crowd.  X-mas lights and the water fountain reminds me of the Friends opening credit - Yes, I'll be there for you!\n\nCame here with my gang and it was buffet style but regardless I must rate the place. We had a nice baby green salad with some balsamic vinaigrette, but things went downhill from here fast. Let's start with the pork; Cough! Cough! (Pound the chest!).  Someone pass me some water cause as much as I chewed it didn't go down - It was so dry it soaked up my saliva! Atop of it were some chili flakes so that didn't help much. The stuffed chicken came with a nice creamy sauce, but I don't recall what it tasted like.  The pork overwhelmed me and to add insult to injury don't serve mashed potatoes to dry out my tongue more!\n\nRegardless, a friend of mine made a great point; we are served what we did not order.  Saved!  Therefore, I shall return on another visit to give my full report so stay tuned!
__label__1 You would expect a place called Old Tortilla Factory to deliver the best tortilla...as yelp would say on a 2-star, \"Meh, I have experienced better.\"  The chips that we got made from the tortilla was cold to start off with.  They gave us a tortilla separately with a cheese butter.  That was pretty decent, but when it came to my red enchiladas, I was not very pleased.  The red sauce on the red enchilada sauce tasted like very bitter vinegar.  I have tried enchiladas from many establishments throughout my life, and this has to be THE WORST.  \n\nWhat saves this from a 1-star performance was pretty decent margaritas.  I may have to come back here to try something else, but it may be a very long time.
__label__2 My experience at Old Town Tortilla Factory is probably very different than that of the average patron. I dined here with a semi-private party with 40 other guests and we were served buffet-style.\n\nOur group was seated in their outdoor dining area, which I absolutely loved. I thought the atmosphere was great and brought an authentic Southwest feel and vibe to the restaurant. The food was as decent as you would expect sharing buffet-style with 40 other people lined up outdoors: nothing mind-blowingly memorable, but nothing too bad, either.\n\nMy one complaint would be the servers. Especially at our single table of 8, it did not seem the server we were assigned was equipped to take care of a large group. There was much unnecessary confusion at the end of the night when it came down to settling some bar tabs. Overall, it did not ruin our experience, but definitely took away from the overall positivity. \n\nRegardless, I would love to come back here with a smaller group and enjoy a fresh plate of food! The outdoor dining is definitely something you can't pass up...
__label__3 This has become our regular spot when in town if for no other reason than the wonderful outdoor space.  The food has always been great - although more vegetarian options would be welcomed by the wife - and the margaritas are sublime.  Service has always been fine but we do arrive early before it gets crazy packed.  (Old people style has its benefits.)
__label__1 I went to celebrate one of my friends birthday dinner and I so disappointed. Never again will I be going eating at this restaurant. \n\nTo start off they have no parking lot so you have to park on the side of the street or wherever you can find parking and walk up to the restaurant. \n\nSecond because we were a huge group of 11 ppl we asked them several times to group two tables together (which we had made reservations days in advance) they didn't do it until they saw us trying to move the tables together. \n\nThird the menu wasn't that great. I was expecting lots of tacos, burritos, more Mexican dishes and the prices were ridiculous, I guess because it's Scottsdale. The lowest price for a plate was 14.99 which by the way while reading the menu the food did sound that delicious/appealing. I can say that the green enchilada was really good. I had the tequila lime salad and added chicken. The chicken was so dry and had no flavor. As much as I tried to finish it after awhile I had to stop eating. Margaritas were expensive and the alcohol amount in them were small. The beers were pretty cheap 4.25 though. \n\nFourth, the decor was pretty decent. Nothing too fancy we sat outside in the patio they had fans and misters which was pretty nice however they had this fireplace in the middle which I did not understand. Inside the restaurant is pretty ghetto looking for being in Scottsdale. Bathrooms were clean but really small, I felt so cram in the stall. The bar was alright but it looked dirty. The bottles on the wall looked they haven't dust them in months. \n\nFinally, the server was good he seemed really awkward and nerves. I know we were a large group and did a good job getting us drinks and our food correctly. Until the end when we were about to pay we ask to split up the tabs and he said he couldn't. After that we got irritated. We spent 30 mins trying to figure out who ordered what totaling the amounts each person owed and several ppl were paying in cash while others with their cards and what amount of change certain ppl were going to get back. We pretty much had to wait an hr to figure that out and for the server to figure it out. Not to mention that my bf and I had to pay our tab plus the gratuity tip because we were the last ones. What should have been a tab of $53 they charged us $67 (wtf). \n\nDidn't have a good experience I doubt I will ever return.
__label__1 Kinda high price. Food is OK. I've had better. \n\nThey advertise the heck out of this place, and make it sound so good, but, honestly, the food was small portions with a big price, and tasteless, to boot! \nOverall, we found no good mexican food in Scottsdale area. If you want some good nachos, though, go to the Fairmont Scottsdale Princess Resort, and eat the Nacho appetizer at the Ironwood American Kitchen. Is run by a famous chef. Also, walk around the property. It's amazing!\nThe nachos here, were made with more gourmet ingredients. I've never had nachos that good anywhere else.\n\nSkip the Old Town Tortilla Factory!!
__label__1 3 stars for the nice outdoor dining (when cool enough) area and the service but more importantly in this case 2 stars for most everything else.\n\nHad one of their recommended margaritas and although the taste was nice and light for a warm evening there was a reason it was nice and light...I don't know if they pour extra warm ingredients over the ice then shake it up a lot for a watered down taste or if there is simply no booze in the drink but was extremely weak and my guest said his was the same.\n\nI ordered the fish tacos of which there were three and they were just OK.  Served on tiny corn tortillas with a very small amount of jalapeno sauce and no roasted corn guacamole which it should have come with. My guest had the achiote ribs which surprisingly came as an entire slab. Neither he nor I were familiar with achiote sauce beyond knowing that achiote is a spice but even if we were we would have expected the \"glazed with...\" description to be an actual glaze and not a 1-inch thick bland paste. The ribs were tender just not as flavorful as one would have thought.\n\nOverall the place was overpriced for the quality for food and beverage.  Disappointing.
__label__4 Dr. Garrett at SCP is in 1 word - AMAZING!!\n\nWhen I was on the hunt for a pediatrician for Baby C while I was still pregnant, I asked a few of my fellow colleagues where they take/have taken their kids.  A lot of them mentioned SCP (both the Shea and Osborn locations).  I gave them a call and let them know I was still pregnant, but was looking for a ped for my son when he arrived.  I had questions - they happily answered!  I had a feeling this was going to be a good match.\n\nSo fast forward to Baby C's birth.  I knew from the moment I learned I was pregnant that I wanted to breastfeed.  Our first official day at the birthing suites, in the couplet rooms, on the night shift..I had a nurse from HELL.  From manhandling me and Baby C, to belittling my efforts and pushing formula.  At 6am, I snapped.  I literally lost my shit and went a little nuts, crying hysterically and hyperventilating after the Demon Nurse did her final check on us and got her last rude comment in before she left.  Dr. Garrett walked in a minute later.  She calmed me down, told me that my body knew what to do (and I needed to trust that and myself), and then proceeded to go report the nurse to the nursing supervisor.  From that moment - I knew Dr. Garrett had not only Baby C's best interest but mine (and my parenting plan/wishes) as well.  A match made in baby heaven!\n\nNow, unfortunately Baby C suffers from a few respiratory ailments.  The handful of times I've taken him in, Dr. Garrett is pleased with how my treatment has gone thus far (giving breathing treatments, etc) and she basically trusts my judgment (i have my own resp issues, so I know the drill).  Baby C has dodged the hospital admission bullet a few times - because we can get a handle on his breathing and she knows that I'm on the ball with his treatment.  But she knows that if I bring him in to be seen, there's a problem.  \n\nOH - She's also not one of those Drs that will just throw antibiotics at the problem.  Not if antibiotics aren't truly warranted.  She in fact isn't the kinda Dr to prescribe meds just to appease the patients parents.  I know a few parents like that...demanding antibiotics for a basic virus that antibiotics wont do squat for (but help with the problem of antibiotic resistant super-bugs).   \n\nOh and the office staff - from the front desk to the nurses are wonderful too!.  OH and Mary Beth is an excellent NP!!  We've seen her a few times when we couldn't get in to see Dr. Garrett. \n\nI can and will shout it from the mountain tops - I love this Peds Office and Dr. Garrett!!  :D
__label__1 I danced my ass off one night here!  Had a blast, but thank god I didn't have to pay for the drinks!  Somehow we got passed the cover at the door too.  The decor is really posh/random.  I don't remember much, but I know it didn't suck BUT I'm pretty sure that's because the people I was with were awesome... not the place.
__label__4 Its been a few years since I've been, but damn this pizza was good!. I remember it gets really hot (in the summer) and noisy on weekend nights. Otherwise, a wonderful place to go with friends, share a bottle, eat some tasty pizza, and go home happy. Clearly a must-try.
__label__1 I took a date here as we both heard good things about it and both of us were craving wine and pizza. We ordered the Marcello (mozzarella, garlic, tomatoes, Parmesan) and the Vegetariana (mozzarella, provolone, caramelized onions and roasted red peppers). We both agreed that the pizzas were just okay, nothing great. It didn't have a lot of flavor and not enough toppings. It wouldn't come close to my top ten pizza places in the city. The restaurant was cool as there were a lot of places to sit outside as well as in. The wine selection was pretty decent as well. \n\nNot a fan of the food but maybe I went on an off night. I plan on giving it another shot and possibly order a different pizza with more toppings.
__label__3 very nice staff, great wine selection, and incredible food.\n\nhave been going there for 5 years, have had one bad experience out of 40.
__label__4 Not only is the food delicious but the service was amazing! We ordered the meat and cheese platter with a caprese salad. It was the perfect combination for a hot night. We took our time, enjoyed the food and we never felt rushed. Now it's your turn!
__label__4 I love staying here.  First off, I agree with one of the other reviewers, request a poolside room and you can sit outside looking at the palms and the pool on an adirondack chair.\n\nThe staff is really friendly, and seem to really enjoy their jobs.  The rooms are spacious, clean, and comfy.  The free wi-fi is pretty fast and I've gotten a strong connection every time.\n\nThings that I love about this Holiday:\n\n-Shuttle to and from the airport, and anywhere within a 3 mile radius of the hotel\n-HAPPY HOUR!  2 types of beer and 2 types of wine, all free, for 2 hours, plus snacks.  In the summer they ramp up the snack selection and have taquitos and other more substantial food.\n-Continential breakfast: it is good, plenty of selection, they let you take as much food as you want back to your room.\n-If you forgot a toiletry, they give you one for free\n-A couple of PCs in the lobby in case you need to get online and don't have your own\n-A cute little book exchange.  They have a shelf full of used books, the kind you read on a plane like murder mysteries, with a \"take one leave one\" sign.  I love the little touches.\n-Free paper every day\n\nI just feel welcomed every time I come here, and will never stay anywhere else when I am in Scottsdale.
__label__2 Five stars for the low-slung bar for and manned by midg--ahem, I mean, little people.  But that in itself is not the entirety of the place.  If there's any place in Scottsdale that screams Klassy, this would be it. \n\nGiligin's tugs at the senses like a trashy but fun cousin would, whether it's the sticky floors, the tacky wheel of misfortune, the swing hanging randomly in the bar, the refrigerated cases behind the bar like you're at a liquor store or the nightly promotion gimmicks - goldfish races, anyone?  They have a menu, but I will admit I'm scared to try the food here.\n\nWe came here a couple of weeks ago in the hoopla that was FBR Super Bowl weekend and after ditching all places on Scottsdale Road, we ended up here.  We had a blast before and after the $1 jello shots, and I even got some rad photos with the Captain Morgan's guy.  Later, I found myself walking around with a giant Coors Light, while being soundly defeated by a visiting Wisconsinite girl in a rousing game of beanbag toss. Midwestern bar games were never my thing.
__label__2 Cool place. The bartender was kind of a dick but whatever.  They have beer pong tables and a girl walks around selling $1 jello shots which I have never seen before so that was cool.  The patio was too small though so it was pretty crowded.  Fun place though.  Definitely a place you can find yourself easily shitfaced.
__label__0 I've been to this place a few time but most recently it has gone completely down hill and beyond help.  This was never the place to go for good service but more for game and fun atmosphere.   Last few time not only has it become horrible service but rude service at that.  Specially this ugly rude girl that called herself the manager.  I order some fried zucchini off there late nite menu and after 45min it still hasn't come and when I asked about how much long she rudely said that it will come when it comes and that they only have one fryer for the whole bar.   Let's just say that will be my last time going to this establishment.
__label__0 I came in for the first time looking for maintenance as I was at the Giants game and was told midgets worker Vanessa the waitress was so rude to me I left after 60 seconds and will never return again.\n\nDo not go to this place it's a joke I'm so sad I wasted my Driving there.\n\nShe was so rude to me I just asked her a simple question.\n\nSave your money and try someplace else there are several options in town
__label__2 Well this Walmart is a bit odd since its on an Indian Reservation. They do not sell smokes or alcohol. Apparently the greedy Indians want to make a profit on all of that stuff, so you have to go to one of their stores.  Don't they make enough profits with their giant casino just up the street? Anyway, this place stands out for the unusual greeter at one door who roams around in an elevated wheelchair. He will kill you with his kindness and even when I started going negative on him, he was very helpful and courteous and will always say \"i hope you have a great day\". Now, the greeter on the other end is your garden variety Walmart greeter with little personality except a faint smile. The subway bread still stinks up the place, but Auntie Anne's is a good addition to the mix.
__label__2 I think they did a really nice job with the remodel and expansion, not long ago. It is a Walmart that doesn't feel a  like a slum.
__label__2 I was trapped across the street at the God awful RnR bar. I was longing to be there instead. It looked like a fun friendly place from across the road and the few bikers that crossed the road to check out RnR were good guys. I just feel odd without  a bike going there.
__label__3 After spending a few summers in Phoenix you learn to locate and love certain watering holes.  One of the best treats to cool off the perspiration of a long Phoenix afternoon is the date shake at Sphinx.  This place has a long history with Scottsdale and its shakes have been hydrating sweaty residents for several decades now.
__label__0 Disappointed because I wanted to send a gift to my Mother and Grandmother for Mother's Day.  Tried to order two gift tins of Medjool Dates on the website but unfortunately the website was not functioning properly.  No big deal, I will give them a call, which I did....  During business hours, but got an answering machine.  Left a message that I wanted to place an order.  Nobody returned the call.  I guess they already have all the business they need.
__label__2 This place is lovely, and quite pleasant and relaxing too.  It is a lush kind of venue with greenery surrounding the outside; you will forget you are even in a dessert!   The best part of this place are the different areas to sit.  Inside they offer rooms overlooking the \"backyard\", wine room, and \"living room\".  For people watchers, steal an outside table by the entrance.  My favorite seating is the outdoor tables with the rustic metal couches; private and shaded by the over-hanging trees.  Clientele here are the Nordstrom Close-To-The-Hill women; and I mean WOMEN.  Apparently men do not eat here, as the restaurant was full of tables upon tables of women; not even one gay.  Strange.  So if you're looking for a sugar mammy with a simple palette dig in.  \n\nWhich leads me to my next comment; the menu.  For such an artistic place, I am disappointed it offers such a generic mainstream menu.  I'm referring the Strawberry Chicken Salad with almond slices and the Oriental Chicken Salad with crispy noddles and julienned red peppers.  I have a feeling the clientele here dictates the type of food they produce.  I had ordered their Wild Mushroom, Spinach, and Leek Quiche which was delightful.  It was not over-worked or preciously \"perfected\"; infact, I appreciated the crunchy bits of cheese that had been baked on the metal pan and its un-uniformed the pastry shell, which was crispy and light.  A warning for Bloody Mary fans, you will have to settle for champagne cocktails or pitchers of either red or white sangria, as they do not serve hard liquor; not too much of a sacrifice. \n\nOverall a very safe restaurant to go for breakfast or lunch.  Decor and service was great, just the menu was not my style.  Please, just give us a little more adventure and amusement.  Check please.
__label__3 what a wonderful thing our first option was crowded and my friend remembered this place. I It is a bit over my budget, but this was my birthday treat.\n\nWe tried 2 of the classic things they have. I had the fresh mushroom with goat cheese and keel and my friend had the chicken crepe. I found more taste and flavor on the first one, but in general both were really good. We finished with one of their deserts. The raspberry chocolate cake mmmmm or something like that. SHARE IT!! to eat one alone is too sinful.\n\nThe place has a nice decoration and makes you feel very comfortable. Great to surprise a girl or a boy :).
__label__2 Sometimes when I'm at work and I get overloaded, I go into old-people f*#k mode, ie; any way to get the job done.\n\nI suspect that's how the chef functions at AF when the place is packed to the gunwales because my herb roasted chicken sandwich, a long standing favorite of mine became my least favorite...all in the space of one visit.\n\nI've rarely had a bad meal here, but Saturday, the place hosted every old woman's birthday, baby shower, and all-around chick event. I think the kitchen panicked and started throwing shit on plates like monkeys were ruling the kitchen.\n\nAnyway, it wasn't good.\nCome here when it's not so packed and you don't have to listen to the gay couple next to you bragging about their trip to Barbados and how they frolicked nude on the beach.\nThe image of swinging dicks combined with a bad sandwich was over the top.\nGlad I have a Xanax prescription.
__label__2 My mom and I have gone here for years to celebrate Mother's Day. I want to say I ADORE the atmosphere of Arcadia Farms. I want to live there. However, the last couple times we have gone, the food has been lacking. The chicken sandwich was bland, everything needed salt and the crab and avocado tower was not only bland and flavorless but extremely watery. We didn't finish it. Strawberry shortcake was delicious. We have decided to only go back for the ambiance and will have wine and cheese. Probably won't bother ordering additional food.  I am giving 3 stars instead of 2 due to the atmosphere.
__label__1 I would have to give this place a 2.5 stars. First off service is extremely slow & that us defiantly this places major down fall .I went here with a girlfriend and her brand new baby and my 2 yr old daughter it took them 2.5 hrs to get us out of there ? Thank god our children were well behaved, it took about 10-15 min after ring seated for someone to come around and ask for our drink order. Then when we wanted to place order I wanted the turkey & Brie sandwich minus the Brie our waiter informed me that food is pre made  & I couldn't get that ? For $14.00 sandwhich I would expect a fresh one made at least so I changed my order to the chicken quesadilla it was very tasty :) we waited around for our check for about an hr or so we were just chit chatting so didn't realize it had been that long but to add insult to injury my girlfriend paid cash & for her meal & never had her change brought out the server we finally flagged down and said could you bring our change and she was like of you want change ? Uh yeah I want my change so that pissed my friend off big time we were getting up to leave & the server was hovering around to get her tip very annoying because whenever we needed to be served she was no where to be found ?  The restaurant itself very cute & charming & could have a ton of potential but I would rather go elsewhere for the price & service. Overall food was just ok nothing special. I did check out the little market across street to get daughter a cookie very friendly staff & cookie was delicious :)
__label__3 whoa man....i thought these types of places were way over priced for \"organic\" food....thus i never go there (or sprouts or whole foods or anywhere else that makes me feel bad for not eating orgainic and charging me double/triple for the same bananas that come from chile). but man, this place rocks. we got one of their salespapers in the mail this week, and all the produce is so much cheaper. and it looks fresher than my neighborly fry's next door. and cage free eggs were cheaper too....holy toledo. i wouldn't buy my canned goods here, but from now on, sunflower is THE place for us when it comes to veggies and fruits!!!
__label__3 Sunflower is my favorite grocery store, despite its pricey side. I always find great produce here, and the Boar's Head deli stock is an incentive to skip cooking, go directly to sandwich, and they feed my raging kombucha addiction.\n\nSide note: they have a generous gluten-free selection. My rm has been gluten-free for years, it's nice to have a place where we can both grab groceries without having to make special trips.
__label__1 Just got back from a stay at the Phoenician.   Although the resort was beautiful, I was thoroughly disappointed in their service and won't return. I don't take a lot of vacations but do like to stay at a top notch place when I do go. For me, the service is by far the most important aspect on my trips and I found the staff at the Phoenician lacking in that respect. We were given a mountain view room. Typically, when I hear a hotel advertise mountain versus pool view rooms, it's not a big deal to me (in fact, I'd prefer the mountain except if I'm in a coastal hotel with a view of the ocean). In this case though, what they mean by mountain is opening your shade and being right next to a mountain (so close you can tell the bugs on the bushes). So essentially, you don't really have a view. That wasn't the greatest, but the bigger problem was I had no phone reception on half of the room and the other half I was only able to get one bar (clearly a result of being right next to a mountain). We went to the NCAA basketball game on our first day in town so we weren't in the room much. The next morning, I went down to use the fitness facility and found it to be sub-par for a hotel of the level of the Phoenician (needed a serious refresh...they have a bunch of antiquated machines and spin bikes). I asked the concierge if she knew of a track nearby (figured I'd just go for a jog instead since I didn't like the fitness center). She had some maps laid out for jogs on the complex but I informed her that running on asphalt takes its toll on my knees and that I really needed a track. I asked if there was a college nearby and she directed me to ASU, but gave me bad directions (had me turn right on Camelback and it should have been left). I drove for about 35 minutes and never came across the first street that I was supposed to turn on (Scottsdale Blvd). So that wasted over an hour of my time for nothing. As I kept having calls drop off on my phone, I became more annoyed with the situation and by Saturday morning complained to the front desk. The snooty clerk replied..\"well sir, we can't do anything about the way the hotel is constructed\". I thought to myself, so what are you saying?...your customers have to suck it up and deal with it? I would think a more professional clerk would have apologized for the inconvenience and immediately look to switch my room (instead of me telling the clerk that this wouldn't do). So I had the room switched but it wasn't available yet (it was 7am). He said I would receive a call informing me when the room was ready. By 12:30, we hadn't received a call and had to leave for the game so I called the front desk. The clerk said to leave our packed luggage on the bed and it would be moved for us to the new room by the time we got back. We arrived back at the hotel at 5. The new room was ready but the luggage hadn't been moved (they said they would take care of it right away). So we went to the bar for a little over an hour. We got back to the room...still no luggage. I called back to the desk and the clerk apologized and said it would be done right way). After another hour and still no luggage, I went to the desk and complained (we had 8 o'clock dinner reservations at a restaurant away from the hotel and needed to change clothes). We finally received our luggage just before 7:30 and needless to say didn't really have time to freshen up a bit before dinner (actually just got to the restaurant at 8). Although the front desk manager apologized the next day, it really didn't matter to me at that point. She asked what she could do to make me happy and offered to comp a massage or a free meal. I just asked if it was possible to get an \"uneventful\" day from her staff (which was really all I wanted all along). She had a look on her face like she didn't even know how to respond to that request (as though that might be asking the impossible). I mentioned that I really didn't think I was asking too much to have our luggage delivered and perhaps her staff could have at least made sure we had some ice (they don't have ice machines so we had to call room service for ice). She was surprised by the ice comment and questioned whether we had had turn down service (apparently the maids are supposed to deliver ice every night). I informed her we never received ice in the 3 nights we had been there and I had to call for it (and of course, tip their room service which I thought was bogus). She did end up comping our lunch but honestly it just didn't matter. I can't stand it when a 5 star hotel provides shoddy service like this. There are plenty of deals out there especially with the economy being in the shape it's in (even for 5 star hotels). My wife actually chose the hotel (I was pushing for the Four Seasons). The last day at the hotel was our 25th wedding anniversary, but I was just too annoyed to really enjoy it. Too bad the staff doesn't realize they ruin people's stays when they can't deliver a quality experience.
__label__4 This pertains to the golf course.  Played here last week and thoroughly enjoyed it course.  This is a beautiful golf course.  Great shape, tremendous scenery with Camelback mountain in many of the backdrops for tee shots, lots of variety.  You never feel like you are seeing the same hole.  I have played about a dozen different courses in the Scottsdale area and for me this was the nicest I have played.
__label__1 The Phoenician is a dated property and in need of a facelift.  Spend your money elsewhere!
__label__4 A wonderful experience as usual.  The only hiccup was when a bartender was rude to us, but the a manager (Matthew) swooped in and made sure we were completely happy!  We love the Phoenician!
__label__3 The concierge staff here is top notch.  Always willing to help you with whatever they can.  Only drawback was they could not order flowers or balloons for room delivery for me unless I gave them my credit card info.  They could not just charge it to our room?  I found that a bit irritating, but their service otherwise was impeccable.  \n\nLove the Valet staff.  Traveling alone with baby can be challenging.  These guys were on it and so helpful.  \n\nBaby & kids pool area is great!  It is set off away from the \"adult\" pool lounging area which I find nice.  They have an open space for Croquet which is fun to play anytime.  \n\nGrille service was interesting.  For brunch of 5 we seemed to get top notch service.  But it seemed the smaller the party we were, the worst service we got.  Really.
__label__4 Let me start by saying that i am a die hard MAC fan... only ever used MAC and am a total snob about it! BUT now that i have basically every shade of their lipgloss and lipstick- i thought it was time to venture out of my little box.\nI got a MUA named Julian and he was AhhhhhMazzzinngggg! We spent about an hour just playing with different makeup and he created a whole new look for me PLUS we made it budget friendly which was an added bonus! Even the other MUA's were coming over to watch him work his magic on me! I had so much fun AND got a new look! I already set up another time to go in and see him for another mini makeover!
__label__3 We went for a friends birthday party. I like the intimate setting. I'm usually not a comedy fan, but I laughed quite a bit at 3 out of the 4 comedians. There was a Fetish Ball going on next door, which confused me at first b/c I didn't understand why leather masks and nipple clamps were the dress code for a comedy club, but once I saw the little neon \"Comedy Spot\" sign, I figured it out. Overall its a great place to go on a  weekend. Assless chaps optional.
__label__0 Just wanted to agree fully with Bill (the other reviewer) for his review regarding the event 'Beat the Heat Winterfest'.  I don't understand why this event wasn't canceled when it was so hot with no AC at the facility.  An incredibly disappointment.
__label__4 I recently got married at the Venue. First of, the staff was incredible. Deanna, who was the event coordinator, was patient, understanding, and willing to help me at each stage of the preparation. She was there reminding me of things I had to get done, vendors I still needed, etc. When it was time for the big day, she was there directing people, so that all I had to do, was show up and enjoy my very special day. Now, the place was fabulous. It was elegant and classy. All of our guests raved about how awesome the food was, how elegant it was, and how nicely the entire event was organized. From the appetizers to the cake, everything was perfect. My husband and I both are so thankful to them for making our special day so much less stressful and much more enjoyable. I definitely recommend them. Trust me, not only will you love the place, but your guests will be left impressed.
__label__4 Wow, wow, wow, wow, wow.  What a great find!  Next husband I have, is getting a wedding band from this store.  Very manly looking designs, beautiful, handsome, high quality.  I'd be very proud to have a band from here on my next dude's finger.  Stop by if you can.  Tucked into the inner depths of Fashion Square Mall.  Be sure to take a map and water and a flare gun.
__label__2 At first glance, this store looks like a tourist trap as it is in old town and they are selling Mexican trinkets. However, I can't say with absolute certainty, the prices seemed to be pretty decent.  I bought a colorful straw sombrero for 5 dollars.  I saw some other items that seemed to be priced right.\n\nYou can find all your Mexican things to make for a fantastic fiesta.  Or you can find pieces to decorate your home with in this store -- from the colorful Dia de Muertos Masks to the plates and cups to the garden pieces.  \n\nI did not find the ladies in the store to be friendly at all.  But the store is neat and you will be happy, I am sure, with the HUGE selection of trinkets.
__label__1 Not so much for me . Last years participants was not impressive. I would rather spend more money and go to one of the bigger events like devoured , feast on the streets , or taste of biltmore. My friends that go like it because its family friendly so i can see that point of view , it is family friendly and a nice way to kick off the summer.
__label__4 The Tech just left, I will post up a few other reviews because the service and the workmanship have always been great. I have purchased THREE units from them and had service done 2 times. Well, this call was because I was unsure if the unit was working right. They came right out, spent over a hour making sure all the readings were correct and I even programmed the thermostat (Which made a huge difference).\n\nTHANKS SCOTTSDALE AIR!
__label__0 We have used Scottsdale Air several times in the past.  The last time was definitely the last time.  The technician who came out was RUDE, RUDE, RUDE.  He told us the problem was not fixable and that they would have to replace the system for thousands of dollars.  We called a different company for a second opinion and they said it was quite obvious what the problem was and were able to fix it in just over an hour for a few hundred dollars.  I do have to say that when we called the office to complain they were very pleasant, but it did not make up for the nasty, condescending technician.  We will never use Scottsdale Air again.
__label__4 Took my car in for a repair a few years ago. This time I needed some major work done and seemed to remember a great, honest experience from years ago, so I figured I would try them again. I was not disappointed. Great customer service, very fair pricing, professional, courteous...I will only consider them for all repair needs in the future. Highly recommended!
__label__3 Great old fashioned ice cream parlor!\n\nThey have a ton of toppings to create your own or special unique creations. It's a fun place and we had good service. Ice cream was great too. \n\nIt will definitely be a stop of mine next year during spring training.
__label__1 Disappointing and not very good.
__label__3 Yum City! I went here with a group of friends after having a few drinks and it was delicious. My fiance and I split the \"Baseball winner\" which had strawberry ice cream, mint chocolate chip ice cream topped with hot fudge and melted marshmallow sauce. I thought for sure I would get the diabetes. Even though they have Family Circus cartoons, I recommend this place  for people with and without kids. If you are in old town and are looking for a sweet treat this is your place.
__label__0 I keep wanting to like this place.  I want to support a local business, and yet....\n\nLast year I took my two boys there after a theater performance (Greasepaint!   Excellent!), and after we placed our orders for lunch, I took out our SET game (it's a card game that does not use a traditional deck - great fun).  WIthin moments, the server was back at our table.  \"You can't do that.\"  \"What?  Play cards?  It's not gambling.\" (Maybe I was wrong, but living here, you start to assume that an objection to something must be religion based).  \"The owners don't allow it.\"  \"They don't allow it?  It's a matching game.\"  \"No.  You'll have to put it away.\"\n\nNow.  I would understand not wanting us to sit and play cards if we'd finished eating and were just holding a table (assuming it was busy).   However, this was during the gap between ordering and eating.  I KNOW I should've just left then.  Instead, I made my kids happy and we stayed for lunch (and ice cream!).  \n\nA couple months ago I (foolishly) decided to try again.  Didn't bother with the cards this time.  The lousy thing this time was the mold on my son's bread.  They DID remove the sandwich from the bill, but eish.    \n\nI'd kind of like the \"Restaurant Impossible\" guy to come in here and give it an overhaul.  I don't mind the nostalgia stuff, but the place does need a solid going over.
__label__2 If you're looking for a sweet, maybe one with some chocolate or even a big sundae - this is your place. Nice old-fashioned ice cream shop located in old town. This place still has the retro pink vibe and decoration going on inside. \n\nMy friend and I came here when we were looking to splurge with the buster brownie sundae. BOY is It sweet but worth it! Sugar Bowl also serves food, which I was unaware of but probably wouldn't order. Service is friendly.
__label__2 Took in some Los Olivos after a ballgame at Scottsdale Stadium.  We were referred there as \"the best Mexican around.\" I sure hope not.\n\nIt actually wasn't bad - but hardly the best. The chicken in the taco was a little plain, and the enchilada sauce was \"meh.\" The server was sweet, but didn't get my order straight (ordered a beef enchi, but got a chicken one).\n\nExtra points for cool decor, excellent margaritas and a bomb fried ice cream dessert. 3.25 stars.
__label__2 2.75/5 underwhelming. \n\ni'm generally not a fan of mexican food, so this may be an unfair review, but oh well.\n\nwhenever i think of mexican, i think of bold flavors, hearty, tender meats and sauces and creams and yum! this food was meh. nothing particularly great, it could have been wrapped in foil and i could have probably gotten it off a cart somewhere.\n\ni think there's also something to be said when proportions are off. there was a lot of food, but i also got this huge tortilla bowl full of sour cream...just unnecessary. also, if the food needs that much, i think that speaks poorly to the quality of the steak fajita i ordered.\n\noverall, the food wasn't very memorable, which was reflective of a fairly boring menu as well.
__label__2 While waiting to be seated at this neat Old Town location, I was reading the notes left by patrons. There were several that stated things like the best Mexican food in Phoenix, Best Mexican food ever. The food is good, not the best I ever had, I would rate it in the top ten Mexican places I have eaten at. I had the pork steak and it was done very good, moist juicy, with a really nice spice rub on it. Lots of food for the price. Salsa Fresca, Beans, Rice and tortilla. House Margarita was just so so. I would go back and I would recommend if you are in the Phoenix Metro area. They don't do separate checks, which sucks if you need an individual receipt for expense accounts.
__label__1 Supposedly the oldest Mexican restaurant in the area, we were directed here by our concierge.  The place has a kitchy, almost 80's feel, but it needs some updating.   The menu is a bit too \"American\" for me; if you expect a truly authentic experience, this is not the place.  I think they get a lot of tourists here, who are used to the more Americanized dishes.  \n\nTo start, the salsa is extremely tasty - very fresh - although the chips seemed \"bag\" quality.  After that, it was all downhill.  Two stars is a gift - it's closer to 1 star.  For lunch, we had the machaca - dry, shredded beef with peppers and tomatoes, and a combo plate of chile relleno and a corn tamale.  The plates look like a disaster when served; sauce everywhere, very disorganized.  The plates came out so hot they must have been microwaved - not a good sign at a respectable restaurant.  Too much sauce, also a sign of laziness and lack of attention to detail.  The rice was not great - not made fresh, and also crisp on top from the microwave (or taken from yesterday's rice pot).  The refried beans were a flavorless mash of canned beans; avoid.  The machaca shredded meat itself was somewhat flavorful, but again it appeared that they make it day(s) earlier and then re-heat it after slapping it on a plate.  Not authentic. The flour tortilla was huge and actually the best thing I tasted, other than the salsa.  Americanized, large plates of re-heated slop.  My advice - find a REAL Mexican restaurant, and stay away from this joint.
__label__3 AWESOME chips and salsa! I ordered the Carne Asada steak and it was cooked perfectly! Their double Cadillac margaritas are AMAZING!
__label__2 Solid Mexican food at a reasonable price.  I had chicken enchiladas and they came with a ton of rice and beans.  Quick refills on the chips and salsa.  The service at the bar was good and I need to get back to this place more often when I'm in Old Town.
__label__0 We used to be occasional happy customers, for probably the past 20 years or so, but had not been to Los Olivos for quite some time. Thought we would try it again.  We have been there in the past, this time of year, when you had to wait for a table. The place was not busy. What a disappointing dining experience this was. Upon entering we were rudely asked if we wanted the bar, or a table.....by someone I assume was part of the family. He looked like he was dressed to go work out at the gym. I asked for a table. We followed him to the dining room where he threw 2  menus on the table and left.\nOur server...an older woman that I'm sure has been there for many years....arrived, and asked if we wanted anything to drink. I ordered soda. My Hubby ordered a beer. She said someone would bring chips, salsa, water, and soda.  That person, the 'bus girl', I guess....was so stone faced and unfriendly...and practically grunted, when we said 'thank you'. No smile. Nothing. Just her demeanor screamed that she did not enjoy her job, and would gladly be anywhere else.\nThe server returned with the beer. I ordered chicken chimi, with green sauce...rice and beans. Hubby asked for ground beef chimi, with red sauce....rice and beans.\nWe finished the chips before the meal arrived. No one asked if we wanted more chips. Again, we would have paid extra for more chips. Hubby finally got the server's attention to order another beer. She forgot. He had to ask again.\nThe food arrived. The server did not bother to ask if we wanted sour cream, or guacamole....as would be common in most Mexican restaurants. Nothing. And we would have gladly paid extra for both. Do they not understand how to 'up sell'??? Same with the beer. I was driving...so Hubby would have gladly downed three of them....it they had just offered it.\nThis place needs some new wait staff, for sure. Or perhaps some real training.\nBoth of the chimichangas were dry, bland, and tasteless. Hubby was trying to be nice and just eat his without comment. Finally, I admitted that my chicken chimi was just horrible. The burrito was not fried crisp, and was tough. There was not even a sliver of onion to be found, no seasoning at all. Just ground up 'chicken mush'...with absolutely no flavor. The same with the rice. The beans had a little bit of flavor...not much. Hubby confessed his chimi was also tasteless.\nStill no offer of another drink, more chips, nothing.\nThe 'bus girl' cleared the plates away. The server came by and snatched the empty basket the chips had been in. Not a word.  No....'how was your dinner?'  Or....'can I get you anything else?'  Or...'would you care for another drink, more chips'?  She just disappeared. Finally, she brought  the check. \nTwo women standing behind the front counter were talking in Spanish, as we left.\nNeither one looked up,  acknowledged us, or bothered to say 'thanks for coming in', 'have a nice evening'....nothing. \nWe left....very disappointed. We won't go back. I don't know how they stay in business. Obviously, they just don't care about the customer anymore.
__label__3 The food here is typical mexican food and good, but nothing I would rave about. Nothing to complain about either. I really come here for the great location and unique building. My daughter loves sitting by the fish tank and I always seem to find a new place to get a great picture of her every time I visit. There really are quite a few very good spots for taking pictures. Service is good and this place reminds me of what Mexican places were like when I was a kid which is not a bad thing:) I'm looking forward to sitting at the little bar or in the open air lounge and having a margarita one day when I make the trip kid free.
__label__3 Most of the time the music is good, like when Dennis Rowland is there. Occasionally it sounds like the type of jazz a 56 year old white lady who drives a Chrysler Sebring would listen to. Getting wine recommendations is a crapshoot-- the bartenders always recommend good wines but the servers are fairly inconsistent. \n\nOne thing you can always count on is some group of douchebags sitting right in front of the band and having social hour. Hey morons, STFU or sit in the back!
__label__3 I think my favorite part about this place is the hidden entrance.  I felt like I was entering a secret speakeasy.  Inside I liked the fireplace and the dark lighting and the nice old bar.  To me it felt a little too open and big for a wine bar, not super intimate.  But I'm used to smaller bars in LA or NYC.  They had a huge wine list and were very helpful with recommendations.  There was a mix of ages , lots of dates and groups of girls, and everyone at the bar seemed mellow.  A nice change from the other bars in Old Town.  I am definitely adding this to my regular Scottsdale hang out spots.
__label__1 I've been to Kaz a few times now, and I gotta say that it's really hit or miss. It seems to be alright if you go during the week, but not so much during the weekend. It get's really busy on the weekends, which is great, but the staff is simply clueless on how to handle a busy night. \n\nUpon arriving on a Friday night, I am greeted by a man that I cannot see because it's so dark. Ok, ok, I get it, speakeasy and what have you. I still want to be able to make good eye contact with my potential server however. Anyhow, I inform him that I am the first of the five of us that are going arrive. He mentioned that it's going to be a wait for a table, and I informed him that I will wait up at the bar if he would please put our name in for a table. \n\nI get up to the bar, wherein the bartender passes me 3 times before even looking at me. He even stopped to help the couple next to me and still didn't even say hello.The couple next to me said \"Wow,  that's strange, he must not be feeling well or something tonight because he is usually so friendly...\". The couple then assisted me by flagging him down wherein the bartender finally handed me a wine list and food menu. \n\nThe wine list is obviously extensive, and the food menu offers great options as well. Again, the bar was busy, and since the bartender was oh-so-helpful the first time around I decided to just pick a wine and go with it. I went with a cheese plate and a glass of Cotes Du Rhone, and at this point the other folks I was waiting on joined me and ordered a drink at the bar. 30 minutes later, our table was finally ready, and so we sat down. \n\nAfter finishing what we ordered at the bar, it took over an hour to get through another round, and at that point we were all over the Kaz experience. Normally we would have stayed and ate/drank more but the amount of time spent waiting on our server to come by was unacceptable. We asked for the bill, and I actually started the stopwatch on my phone. It took the server 15 minutes to go to the machine, print our bill and bring it back. Yikes.
__label__2 A very different place than the usual club for Scottsdale. Speakeasy atmosphere was nice. Band was really good. That blonde haired girl could sing. Service was below average. Bartenders could not keep up. Waited 30 minutes for first drink. Then every drink after that involves trying to get wait staff to see you. Restrooms were dirty. Wouldn't take much to make this a really nice place. Manager s just need to hire a few more staff and keep the bathrooms cleaner.
__label__1 It's not a resort. It's an apartment complex that's been turned into a motel. Also, NO air conditioning during our stay. We were here in February so outside it was a nice cool 60 but inside the room it must have been a little over 80. I asked about air conditioning and was told that there was none and that only hot air came out if you tried turning it on. Unfortunately I found this out AFTER I tried turning the air on \"cool\" as the thermostat said. Friendly staff but the warm room made it very uncomfortable.
__label__1 Not a fan for many reasons. The toilet was dirty, the pillow cases had hair all over them, and they have a live peacock living in a small cage on the property, the cage is not big enough for him to show his beautiful feathers. There is no tv in the bedroom either. I am giving it 2 stars because it was a roof over my head, that's it!
__label__0 This is a tough review to write.  The location was great and I'm sure the dinner would've been good too based on the other reviews.\nUnfortunately, my team didn't like anything on the pre-set menu and the restaurant didn't want to work with them on finding alternates.  \nI was a restaurant manager, so yeah, I get it - the food has already been purchased and prepped, etc.  But there were only 8 of us; how hard is it to be flexible?  How hard is it to say, \"Yes of course, but we will have to charge you separately\"?  When a group that is spending a couple thousand dollars on dinner tells you they're going to leave before you even bring the appetizers out, doesn't that concern you?  Wouldn't you send a manager over?\nIf you're Cowboy Ciao, the answer to all of these is no.  What a bummer.
__label__2 Awesome location, cool place....the Chopped Salad is by far the most amazing salad I have ever had in my life (but way...and I mean way to small)...If it were double the portion for the price I would probably visit more. I had a flight when I was there...it took forever (as I know flights are supposed to)...but this was ridiculous...the buffalo meat is so gross...it reminds me of when a stray dog visits my lawn...\n\nThe BBQ sauce is good....the staff is just OK. Nothing mind blowing. I think staff in a place with a pricey menu should spoil the guests a bit...Give away a free desert when you know the service and meal is just OK...this may bring your customer base back to visit just because you redeemed yourself at the end.\n\nOverall its a cool place. It fits with the downtown Scottsdale lifestyle. But stay away from the buffalo, because it will give doggy bag a whole new meaning....
__label__1 Food was tasty. Service was SLOW.\n\nI have been back twice since this dinner, and my two-star review stands.  The food is no doubt good.  However the wait time is extremely lacking and will make me consider other establishment in the future.
__label__2 We ordered the mac and cheese for an appetizer, which I must say was extremely overrated. It had good texture and flavor, but I guess I expected some sort of revelation. Maybe it was too built up...\n\nAnyway, the wine list was fabulous (we had a delicious Sangiovese), and the entrees were decent. Of course, I had entree envy, as always, and drooled over my brother-in-law's order of Asian style short ribs. They were SO tender. I ordered the mushroom pan fry, which was served over polenta. All in all, it was a good dish. The sauce wasn't so creamy that I needed to be rolled out of the restaurant afterward, and it had a nice level of spiciness (hence the Southwestern edge). My husband's hamburger, however, was mediocre at best. Five Guys is better.\n\nNot sure why other reviewers were griping about the acoustics. I thought the sound level was reasonable, and apparently so did my six-month old son, who slept in his stroller next to me the whole time. Maybe these people went on a Saturday night at a peak time?? If that's the case, they should expect that anywhere, unless they're in a private room. I mean, who do they think they are - Branjolina?
__label__4 The buffalo carpaccio here is amazing.  It was an enormous plate with lots of delicious raw meat, crostini and blue cheese, and a big pile of greens to make me feel healthy.\n\nThe halibut was good too.  Less memorable than the carpaccio, though.\n\nNext time I end up in the Phoenix area, I'll definitely come back.
__label__1 Visiting from D.C. We enjoyed a nice dinner.  Bruschetta was good.  My wife ordered the Testosterone salad and thought it was great.  Lettuce was chopped nicely and the beef strips layered on to were tender and tasty.\n\nMy swordfish was perfectly cooked and the cream sauce that came with it very nicely complimented the fish.  However, the sauce and all the vegetables on which the fish was presented were way too salty for my taste, so much so you would think the chef slipped and accidentally dumped the entire salt container into the mix.\n\nService was good.  Our waiter was friendly and knowledgeable but w e felt a bit hurried through appetizers and the main course.
__label__3 First, the wine list is riddiculous, but that is part of their schtick.  I  mean silly the wine list. It is bigger than a phone book, I am not kidding! Worse, the list is organzed by price rather than varietal and region. The list serves two restaurants Cowboy Ciao and Kasmierz. Cowboy Ciao is successful, because of location, setting, and the food is good. I went with l and my dad and his new wife. We had the k vintners highly rated wine for $200. I have a better memory with wines than what we ate.
__label__3 I went to this place with a family member upon their recommendation.  \n\nThe salad was amazing!  I forget exactly what it is called (cowboy chopped salad I think?) .  Firstly it's gorgeous (comes in rows of the ingredients which are beautiful colors; arugula, tomatoes, pepitas, dried currents, chicken, asiago cheese, and dried corn for some crunch)  Then when it gets to your table they pour on the dress (a creamy dressing with a slight basil taste to it), and it all gets mixed together.  \n\nI believe it usually comes with salmon instead of chicken but we ordered ours with chicken and it was a great fit, I highly suggest it. \n\nThe rest of the menu looked amazing too, but I'm not sure I could go there and not get the salad.  So I suggest going with multiple people, splitting the salad and then splitting another entree.  \n\nThe decor of the place could probably use a little sprucing up and it's a bit on the cheesy side.  \n\nService wise was unfortunately not the greatest experience.  It was a slow time and we had a hard time getting our bill or being asked if we needed anything else.  Thus the deduction of a star.  But I would still give it another try just for the food.
__label__4 one of my faves. i ALWAYS take my nyc friends here for something unique that they wouldn't expect from,,,,,phoenix??!!#% :D\n\nme, i like to graze. small bites and i can't keep away from the berkshire pork belly/ berkshire anything + pork belly = can't pass it up. truffle mac/cheese. my two faves. salads are great too
__label__3 I have eaten here a few times and have had amazing food and good service. This has been my wife and I place for dinner over the past couple of years. The food, is fantastic and the service is great.
__label__4 We had the Mezcal drink! Great. On to the Duck confit stuffed Rellano. OMG. The best we've ever had!
__label__2 Stopped by this place after seeing it on a walk, made a night out of it for a birthday. We arrived before they got busy, so our lack of reservation wasn't an issue and we were seated immediately. Seriously impressive wine menu; their website's claim to \"wine bible\" was justified. The bruschetta was nothing to write home about, their mushroom pan fry was tasty, but had a bit too much filler. The meat on the \"Smoke, Sugar, Shank\" was cooked perfectly, but the beans were cold and tasteless and the whateverelse it came with wasn't memorable. The highlight of the night was definitely the desserts. The birthday cake of the night was a dark chocolate raspberry affair, and the taste was divine, even if the seeds added to an unusual texture. We sampled the ice cream trio with Orange Blossom, Chocolate Chunk, and Pickled Watermelon, and were extremely pleased. Three scoops of ice cream on a plate didn't seem enough to justify a $10 price tag, but with places like this it's to be expected. The desert wine was lovely after they filtered the cork out of my first glass. All in all a good meal, punctuated by occasional disappointment.
__label__1 My husband and I ate here with his parents Saturday.  We arrived at 5:45 for a 6:00 dinner reservation.  The restaurant was half empty when we placed our order.  It took 55 minutes and two requests to our waitress to get our first course.  It took another 30 for our main.  I complained to the waitress and the general manager.  Both were unapologetic stating there was nothing they could do as it was the first night of restaurant week.  Restaurant week means a trimmed down menu and I assume is meant to attract new customers.  There are too many other great restaurants in the area to give Cowboy Ciao a second chance with such an unapologetic attitude.
__label__4 You haven't lived until you've had the Stetson Chop! It's my favorite salad in the entire world, hands down. The servers are always friendly and they have quite an extensive wine collection; they have a winder (that's a wine binder) because they have so many options.
__label__3 This was my first experience and it was quite delightful the wine list was the most extensive I have ever seen. Even though I personally am not a wine connoisseur the rest of my group assured me of this fact. I mean they even will sell you a the wine list as a souvenir! \nAnyways on to the food the most important part! I had the lamb tenderloin which was great the sauce brought out juicy lamb goodness. I tried the sugar shank pork and that was quite good and a large portion. The sides were just ok so that is why this isn't rated higher.\nGreat spot for a night out in old town especially for the whom love wine. Get the lamb and don't look back.
__label__0 I ordered delivery from GrubHub and really regret it.  The food showed up without the drink I ordered, which normally wouldn't be a big deal, but these guys chare $9 for delivery!!!! PLUS, he got his 15% tip!  For that kind of cash he should have gone to the corner store to get it.  His 'I'm sorry' cost me alot of $$$$.\n\nAnd, to top it off, threw out the food.  They put an enchilada into styro without a foil lining, so the enchilada melted the container, rendering the food inedible.  Awful customer service.
__label__2 Service was spotty and the kitchen was not clean. \n\nIt used to be my favorite restaurant in Arizona now I'm debating if I'll give it another chance.
__label__3 Denny's has expanded their menu to the point where they are now a force to be reckon with for this class of restaurant. Fresh spinach as a side? I think so. Also, be sure to try red potato side - some of the best I've ever had. Think crispy, hot and fresh and goes great with tobasco.  $1.99 for a bowl of their chicken noodle soup with your entree? Hell yes! Much better quality than canned soup or even the fresh deli soups in the supermarkets. The chicken tender dinner is my go to menu item of choice. I've dined here twice in the last month and I have greatly enjoyed myself both times. Sure, you'll occasionally have to contend with the coughing and wheezing elderly person or obnoxious kid, but overall I give the big thumbs up for approval. Throw in an occasional coupon or one of their specials - it's an outright bargain.
__label__1 I have to tell you that it pains me to give the restaurant by this name such a crappy review rating. I have been to two others of these in southern California and they are both 5*s in my book (and everyone I go there with every time I go down to visit). So, maybe I had high expectations. But no, I think they truly earned a 2. They may not even have a chance to redeem themselves with me. First impressions are SO important. \n\nWe went on Friday morning pretty much during peak breakfast time for most that do not get up at the crack of dawn. It was about 930am. We fully expected a wait for breakfast and as we suspected we had one. The young man functioning as host had a rather unique method. He did not write anyones names down, he just tried to remember who was who and in what order, even as people filed in. I guess it seemed to work ok as we did not hear any fights and got seated in a timely fashion. (Thank goodness for being a party of two and being able to sit at a little table.)\n\nI knew ahead of time what I wanted to order, though I was concerned that it would be too huge for me, would take a long time to cook, and my leftovers would have to sit in the car all day. I ALWAYS order the apple pancakes. They are my favorite. I just love them. Even if they take 30-45 minutes to bake and are humungous. Imagine sauteed apples with a pancake/cake batter poured on it with lots of cinnamon, baked in the oven. Yes, its sooo good. Usually. I was quite happy to see that they had a option of a Junior apple pancake, smaller version of the same goodness I usually like. They should all do this.  SG ordered a regular egg dish, which also comes with some pancakes. \n\nAfter about 45 minutes, my pancake arrives. BURNT! So, if I had gotten it about 5 minutes earlier, it would have been perfect? Ironic. I thought it would be ok, but I could not eat the charred edges, they just were too burnt. Steve's meal took another  5 minute to come. My meal is the one that takes forever and then its like they forget the other order. I noticed this at the neighboring table and blew it off until it happened to us. They need to time things better. My food would have been cold if I was polite enough to wait.\n\nOur service was also pitiful. I had to get up and get the syrup from the bus station myself. Coffee refills were few and far between too. But, we were headed to a ball game, so we probably did not want to have too much coffee on board. I did notice the service at the neighboring tables with a different waitress appeared to be much better than ours, but I can only rate our experience. \n\nWe will likely not be back here. There are lots of breakfast options elsewhere and I can save my Apple pancake as a treat for Socal.
__label__2 Slow slow slow service from our server.  \nNot the best start.\n\nCame for the apple pancake cuz it's been years since we've had it.  Also ordered the chorizo & cheese omelette.  We're going to split these two entrees so it is going to be more than enough.\nCoffee is good.  Limited soda selection so my dining guest ordered the strawberry lemonade which gets one free refill.\n\nThey do NOT take credit card, it's cash only and for your convenience (?) they have an ATM available.  Seriously, why pay credit card processing fees when you can collect money by making an ATM machine available.  :-p\n\nThe omelette WAS yummy, the pancake was pretty good but I actually needed to use a tiny bit of syrup for each bite cuz it seemed to lack the intensity I had remembered.  Must be aging brain cells.\n\nService picked up once our waitress finally took our order.  \nIt seems there are plenty of regulars that visit this place.\n\nHeads up on the parking.  It seems as if the parking space is kind of lacking.  It looked as if customers have to park in the street it the small lot is full.\n\nWill we be going here again anytime soon?  Nah, it's not likely unless I have an out of town guest or a hankerin' for another apple pancake.
__label__3 Great service and good food. It's a standard classic breakfast place that has all the expected menu items. I had the pancakes one morning and eggs another and both came out really good.
__label__3 03/02/13\n\nStopped by for Easter chocolates for the aunts and Mom.  We all love the dark chocolate-covered almonds and walnuts, but I chose a few truffles to surprise them with.  The male clerk that helped me today was friendly and open to conversation, which was nice.  He offered me the standard sample when anyone walks in (that is, when the clerks aren't slammed with helping customers choose and package truffles into boxes) and another when I was trying to find a coffee-flavored truffle- thank you very much!  \n\nThe Easter-themed wrapping was cute, but a bit sheer.  I suggest finding a supplier that uses thicker paper.  Why bother with gift wrapping, if the recipient can see (no pun intended) what's underneath the romping cartoon bunnies and decorated pastel eggs?  Just a suggestion...\n\nI like this stand-alone store, but I still miss the branch that used to be in Scottsdale Fashion Square, but only because the former mall location kept later hours.  This one closes at 6p on business days.
__label__1 Went to a family event at Fuddruckers this week. Have a relative who digs it. Going there just gives me the willies. \n\nIt definitely seems to have been cleaned up a bit from the last time we went. It was dirty, nasty the previous time. Little bit of solace in that. DIdn't seem as dirty. They'd reupholstered the booths with the torn vinyl. They'd gotten rid of the cracked & torn vinyl red & white striped tablecloths. Still cracked & old formica but it didn't seem as dirty.\n\nAs far as the food, I got a bacon cheeseburger that was just not very good. Ok, but nothing special at all. The fries weren't great either. In years past, I was a big fan of the plastic cheese in the heated cheese fountain but not so much either. After it cools a bit, it's just nasty.\n\nI will go back when future family events require & maybe with less trepidation but I still wouldn't go there by choice with other good options nearby.
__label__0 Where do I begin? The short version: save yourself hassle, money, and time by going somewhere else.\nHere's my experience. I brought 2 pants for hemming. Measurements were taken. When I went to pick up pants - one pant was good the other was one inch too long. So measurements were taken again. I came back the next day, pants were ready and fit right, but I did not have cash or checks (who carries checks?!) so I left the pants to be picked up another day. Up to this point I had interactions with 2 employees and no one had mentioned cash/check only. On my fourth visit, I was able to retrieve my pants after negotiating the removal of a rush fee? $15 per pant plus $5 rush fee. Nordstrom charges $10 bucks ( I found this out after the fact)
__label__1 Went here to get a bunch of stuff altered.. Normal stuff, nothing crazy. \n\n2 stars for the work. Everything fit fine once I picked it up. \n\nMinus 3 stars because the service was poor and the prices are outrageous. The lady who was helping me couldn't get me out the place fast enough. She was on the phone and shuffling other customers are she was pinning my stuff. I might as well have been a mannequin. Also, for how basic the alterations were (hem, taper) I couldn't believe the price when I came to pick them up. \n\nNeedless to say I will be searching for another tailor.
__label__4 Alan was great!  We had a problem getting our A/C to turn on as Spring came.  I called him up and he swung by that day to take a peek.  Friendly as all can be and very informative.  Turns out it was a problem with our Thermostat.  He is very reasonably priced and always willing to help find a way to make things the most affordable in any situation - while maintaining excellent quality and service.  I Highly recommend Alan's Air for any of your conditioning needs.
__label__3 this place was so busy we had to sit at the bar table and that was on a Friday night so it was not shocking. the food was great, but not in the least bit healthy. I am sure I could have picked better options but the menu has too many beef or pork based temptations to go another way. I had a shrimp with spicy creamy dipping sauce that was insane and the house specialty the Green Chile Pork Stew was an amazing adventure. This stew was simply pork with hot cheese and strips of green hot peppers all cooked together in a small urn that you might have see hanging over a campfire 100 years ago. The atmosphere was fun and lively and the service was very good. I guess there are some desert specialties but we didn't try any- a bakery at the front of the restaurant makes it easy to take home the delicious-looking desserts as well.
__label__3 We came here for Happy Hour Saturday night and had a great time. We sat next to a couple that had been coming for more than a decade, before it was at this location. \n\nThe huckleberry margarita for $5 was yummy. I had two! They also had quite a few $5 wines during HH, which we will have to try next time. For food we ordered the rotisserie flat bread and of course the chili verde pork which was sooooo good. I enjoyed ever bite I had with the buttery tortillas. It was a mistake ordering this as I have craved it several times since. \n\nThey have a large bar area and it seems most of the people who come here are regulars and so friendly. The complimentary beef jerky at the bar top is also good, but be warned it is dry. \n\nI can't wait to come back and have some more chili verde pork!
__label__4 Five stars because it's a place were comfort food meets a classy and friendly atmosphere, meets a perfect and very attentive service. The duck breast was spectacular, I'd totally recommend having the duck. It took them longer than expected to bring us the starters and they came separately, and they took them off the bill. We were definitely delighted by great food and a great service.
__label__4 This place was recommended by friends who just ate here the night before.  When we arrived, we were greeted and seated promptly and were given a basket full of warm bread and biscuits. They were delicious!  We started off with their green chili pork appetizer. This was my favorite dish of the evening.  It was kind of like a stew with tender chunks of pork simmered in this flavorful green chili stock topped with cheese.  It came in a cute miniature cast iron pot, piping hot with a side of warm, soft, and chewy tortillas.  Yummy!  Had I known how good it really was, I would've just ordered two of these and be happy for the night.  We then had the trout with capers, almonds and brown butter.  This was another winning dish. The capers were deep fried, so a lot of the briny taste disappeared leaving us with these little salty, crispy buds of goodness that perfectly complimented the the entire dish. The trout came with a huge slice of corn bread that was also very delicious.   My hubby ordered the short rib tacos which were full of flavor with plenty of cilantro and zesty sauce to bring it all together.  For dessert, we had the chocolate cake and bread pudding, both of which were good, but nothing extraordinary.  Overall, it was a great experience and I would recommend this place to anyone who is in the area.
__label__2 It was a convenient walk over from the FireSky hotel across the street. We started with the green pork chili. It was tasty, but not hot. We also had the lamb fondue, which is lamb rack with a squash sauce to dip them in. The squash \"fondue\" part was quite tasty. The lamb was cooked well.\n\nFor the main course I tried the braised short rib. It was really big. It didn't have a ton of flavour; a shame for such a tasty meat. It needed salt & pepper and the core seasoning just didn't stand out.\n\nThe food is good, but I feel it's all a bit under seasoned. Everything (except the lamb fondue) could have had some extra punch to it. Still, it wasn't so bad that you feel ripped off, so I'm going 3 stars on this.
__label__1 Don't understand the 3-5 stars for this place.  It smells divine when you walk in though that is for sure.  Ordered the organic agave margarita - good drink but the appetizer (shrimp brochette) was only meh and my grilled fish tacos (yellow tail) were not good - fish was dry and I like some mango or pineapple type sauce with it to counteract the savory fish - overall ok but won't be back.
__label__4 Everything is awesome.  Guac.  Their unique version of carne guisada tacos.  Carne con Queso was unique.  Redfish was tasty as well as the filet and Grouper.
__label__4 OMG   GRAET VALUE!  The happy hour here is awesome. Do try their big Ass burger as it's the best!\nThe ambience, service and every  item we ordered was most excellent !  Inexpensive drinks too.  Happy hour is first come first serve....and busy as the word is out. Get there early!
__label__2 Went there for a family B-Day celebration and thought it was fine.  Our server did a great job.  She checked in just the right amount of times, not overbearing and didn't disappear either.  As for the food: the roasted chicken flat-bread was a nice starter, Salad was good and fish tacos were well prepared, not too heavy and tasty. For all of that I would have easily given Roaring Fork 4 stars.  The reason I didn't is that their restroom was an absolute disaster. Yes, its connected with the office building above the restaurant but that is still no excuse. And when I write, \"disaster\" what I really mean is \"disgusting\".  I won't go into detail other than to say, I rarely even notice a restaurant's restroom facilities and have never written a word about one.  But given the amount of business that Roaring Fork does and the amount of money being spent nightly in this place, these guys really need to stretch the budget to get this facility serviced every hour or so to make sure its clean and reflects the standards of the restaurant overall.
__label__4 I made a reservation to go here for my sister's 21st birthday, and overall, it was a great experience! \nThe food was absolutely delicious, and our waitress provided excellent service.  We were sat in the patio/dining area, and it was a great atmosphere.  My sister got to order her first drink, and she thought they were good-- her favorite was the Category 6 Lemonade!  We also ordered a white russian, huckleberry martini Martini, and a Chocolate Martini.  \nFor food, we got the Scallops, Spinach Chicken Waldorf Salad, Lamb Chops & Fondue, and the Green Chili Mac and cheese.  The rest of the table ordered the \"Big Ass Burger\", which was excellent, and huge!!! \nSince it was her birthday, the restaurant allowed me to bring a birthday cake, and they served it after dinner, and lit the candles for us! \nOverall, it was an awesome dinner! I would highly recommend going here, and I am sure we will go back for more burgers!!!
__label__4 Found this place about 15 years ago.  You guessed right....a referral.  Been referring and using ever since.  This is a no nonsense - CUSTOMER SERVICE oriented family business.  The staff is the same since the original trip.  \n\nIf you are looking for fair pricing, personal service and no \"extra\" suggested  upselling, this is a great place for you.  Wouldnt even think of taking my vehicles anywhere else.  Special thanks to this staff that goes out of their way for the little things too.
__label__2 \"I read the news today...Oh boy!\"\n\nhttp://tinyurl.com/ylpza9a\n\nGlenn Bell Jr. died this past weekend at the tender age of 86...a long life of slingin' taco's to be sure:)\n\nI hadn't been to Taco Bell in almost 4 years, until today...I was moved to drop by Taco Bell in a sort of tribute to Glenn...one of the more prominent \"voices\" during my formative years:)\n\nThis Taco Bell in particular...store # 22354 is one of the more important spiritual touch points for paying tribute to Glenn...Scottsdale was the home of the first Taco Bell franchise (and the fact that Westaco, Inc's. HQ is in the same lot with this store makes them the defacto, if not actual, heir to the legacy of Glenn Bell:)\n\nI had my first Taco Bell taco in Corvallis, Oregon in 1970 when I hit college with a mighty crash:)\n\nIt was the second time I had ever had \"Mexican\" food..the first time was a week prior at a place called Taco Time in Eugene, Oregon.\n\nI was thrilled to find out about pizza, Italian food, pizza, Mexican, pizza, chinese take out, pizza...you get the drift...I was a country boy in the (for me) big city and I was going to find out all about life's pleasures...starting with taco's:)\n\nI was hooked on Taco Bell for a long time (a time that, coincidentally, was the time when I had very little money yet still needed to eat occasionally:)\n\nTaco Bell and the others filled the role of reasonably tasty maintenance eating for a long, long time...it was a truism in 1975 that no one...no one... could eat $5.00 worth of Taco Bell at a sitting, all by themselves:)\n\nCould.Not.Be. Done!\n\nIt may still be \"truish\" with the \"cheapo\" menu:)\n\nBut it has never really been very good:(\n\nThat was something I actually didn't discover until a trip to LA with a girlfriend (the same trip that I discovered In-n-Out:)...real Mexican food is very different than the goop that Glenn had sold me over the years...and very much better:)\n\nBut that didn't stop me from eating at Taco Bell...beggars can't be chooser's...and I was a beggar for a few years.\n\nToday was a nostalgia stop for me (as was my last visit to a Taco Bell a few years ago), as well as a tribute to Glenn:)\n\nI was more interested in watching my \"beefy burrito\" being made this time...the ladies in the kitchen pulled various levers in response to the computerized instructions for my order on the monitors overhead...the different shades of unidentifiable goop that cascaded onto the flour tortillas...the quick hand movements of their ritual wrapping of the burrito (I once dated a girl that worked at Taco Bell...she knew how to wrap a burrito...but that's another story:)\n\nIt still isn't very good food...but everyone at this location is sweet and pleasant, my order was correct, I was in severe need of a retox after a 6 miler this morning and I did manage to eat about 2/3 of the burrito...even with mulitple \"bags\" of hot sauce it was not very good:(\n\nBut that's not the fault of the sweet ladies behind the counter, nor of Westaco, nor of Glenn Bell...I think when Pepsi or YUM or whoever got their hands on Taco Bell...well...I'm not writing this to get on a rant about corporate agendas vs. quality:)\n\nI wanted to give them an extra star...just for being who they are and where they are, but I hear the spirit of Glenn Bell telling me \"don't do it, Donald...make them earn it\" :-)\n\nThat's all I need, another voice in my head...Thanks Glenn:)
__label__2 It's been a while since I've been to this Taco Bell.  I dropped in for lunch yesterday and had great service from the cashier Juan.  He was friendly, patient, and made sure the order was correct.  He also made recommendations to customers on the combo menu if it saved them money or if there was a similar items that they might be interested in.  He should be recognized for his effort as most fast food employees don't give a **** about their job or customers.\n\nMy food came out fast and accurate.  I ordered a 7 Layer Burrito and 2 Bean Burritos.  The only knock on it was that the Bean Burritos were messy.  When they wrapped them, they got red Sauce all over the outside of it...so the Sauce got on my hands.  Oh well, that happens sometimes during the busy lunch rush.\n\nReturn Factor - 60%
__label__0 this place is creepy.  there was a cop standing around patrolling all the pizza eaters last Saturday.  what kind of restaurant has police officers parading around to intimidate its patrons?  Hire private security like every other establishment.  Seriously a cop at 2 in the morning at a pizza place on a Saturday.  No thanks.
__label__2 Authentic Thai, no.  Tasty food and good times, yes.\n\nWhen I'm in Scottsdale, for business, one of my clients loves to bring me here for happy hour.  We order up a bunch of apps and whatever bottles of wine the bartender recommends.  The bartender alone gets 5 stars from me.  He's always chatty and remembers our preferences...not to mention he's always got the wine bottles ready for us. \n\nOn our last visit, we had the pla bites, mango spring rolls and basil chicken.  All were good, but nothing to wow me.  I'm not even sure how this place gets billed as authentic.  But hey, I guess I won't knock them.  All I can say is that Malee's serves up tasty grinds, regardless of authenticity.
__label__3 12-26-10\n\nBy the time I knew it , Christmas day was over and I was craving  Thai food.  My husband knew I can't last more than three days without it.  So we started searching for a Thai restaurant and Malee's Thai came up.  It was close to our hotel as I discovered, the owner is an American woman.  I was so excited to find out how she did it.\n\nUpon entering the restaurant, it took awhile for the hosts to come out and seat us.  The restaurant has nice simple decor, casual elegant more than most Thai restaurant.\n\nAbout the food:  We order dumplings, soft shell crab, and crab Rangoon. \nI thought the dipping sauce was very good.  My husband thought it was so-so.  I order crispy chicken with garlic and basil , with steamed rice.  The sauce in chicken was very unique.  I liked it.  \n\nI would put her restaurant into Asian Fusion category.  Much, much better  than PF Chang!!\n\nOverall Malee's Thai was a pleasant dining experience.  We will come back if we are in the area and try some other dishes.
__label__3 Best Thai place in old town Scottsdale. Great ambiance and good service. The bar was also good. \n\nHad the pad Thai noodles with the vegetarian option. Tasted excellent. \n\nWould highly recommend  this place for people who just want to have a good casual evening.
__label__2 Food was decent but not amazing while the service was pretty slow.  Atmosphere was rather stale and uninteresting so I'd recommend take-out.
__label__1 I am leaving AZ soon and didn't want to go without getting myself a great pair of cowboy boots. I heard Saba's was the place to go for quality and service so I was excited to check it out. \nAll I can say for my experince there is that these people are rude rude rude!!!\n When I first walked in noone greeted me even though there were about 3-4 sales people just standing around. Normally that doesnt bother me but when its combined with everything else it really irritates me. One of the sales peopld then proceded to follow
__label__2 A good place to meet with some friends for some drinks, but I agree with the space issue.  Just moving from one side of the bar to another can get downright acrobatic.
__label__4 What a fantastic restaurant!  I was in town with a business group and this was a last minute change from our originally scheduled dining destination and I'm so glad we accidentally stumbled upon this culinary oasis near Old Town Scottsdale.  Even our colleagues who work only a block away had never heard of, let alone visited, Medizona but I'm sure now they'll be back.\n\nBilling itself on the menu as \"Mediterranean Inspired Southwestern Cuisine\" I was not sure what to expect from the exotic sounding dishes listed.  \n\nWe started out with three appetizers. The first was Blackened Shrimp with White Bean Hummus, Mango-Olive Salsa, and Charbroiled Tomatillo Sauce which was good.  Not sure I got any of the hummus but the salsa and sauce were excellent accompaniments to the large, plump (and surprisingly not overcooked) shrimp.  Next was a \"Rabbit, Fig, and Pine Nut Baklava with Quail Egg and Pomegranate Sauce.\" The baklava was interesting and the flavors worked well togerther.  The quail egg came separately and I never saw the pomegranate sauce so the small fried egg on the side was an odd accompaniment. The last appetizer was \"Eggplant Tacos with Lamb, Arugula and Kasseri Cheese\" which was excellent.  \n\nThe salad of baby greens was accompanied by a small piece of roasted goat cheese that was very strong but good if taken in tiny bites with the greens.  The almond-honey brittle in the salad was interesting but made the salad a bit too sweet.\n\nOur group hada choice of three entrees and all received glowing reviews.  I had the Achiote Rubbed Pan-Fried Salmon over Organic Lentil Polenta with Morel Mushroom-Baby Clam Sauce.  The polenta was a little dry but the salmon was cooked perfectly and the sauce was excellent.  Others had  Moroccan Spiced Chicken Breast\nBlack Bean-Saffron Couscous, Cilantro-Yogurt Sauce and harbroiled Prime Tenderloin of Beef over Potato-Leek Gratin, Butternut Squash, and Spinach.\n\nOur group was trying to rush back to the hotel and most missed the incredible desserts.  I lucked out and managed to grab some to take back.  Prickly Pear Tiramisu with Turkish Coffee-Pistachio Sauce and  Chocolate Flourless Cake with Caramelized Bananas, Peanuts and Marshmallow Foam.
__label__4 psssst.... c'mere...... let me let you in on something kinda cool.  Medizona might be the best restaurant you've never heard of.  I mean, really, how is this place not huge?!   I don't have the descriptors to let you know how much I like this place.  \n\nThe food here is creative, attractively presented and fantastic on the palate.  It's southwestern and mediterrenean.  Yeah, \"huh?\"  I know.  I had the same reaction.  It's like Chino Bandido, it doesn't make sense, it doesn't sound like it'd work, but it does.  Go try it for yourself.   Ratatouille quesadilla.  Chorizo potato cake.  Lamb with a moussaka tart with red pepper sauce. And, of course, the prickly pear tiramisu.\n\nGo. \n\nTonight.
__label__3 When I hit a quarter of a century in years, I decided to go the uncharacteristically classy route and celebrate with something chi chi and razzdango. Exchange the morning after whiskey dents and zombie flavored scratch 'n sniff composure for a posh dinner out on the town.\n\nNow I'm gonna share a secret with y'all. I'm no gourmand. I like a fancy pants meal as much as the next, but I'm in the cheap mo fo demographic, so I don't know dick about fine dining in the Phoenix area. I rely on you Yelpers to guide me down the path of good taste when it comes to nice shit and stuff.\n\nCha, cha, cha.\n\nMEDIZONA.\n\nIt even sounds fancy, and I'm convinced it should be said with jazz fingers and maybe some light orchestral flare.\n\nAn upscale, Mediterranean-Southwestern fusion restaurant?\n\nIntriguing.\n\nRabbit and fig baklava atop a pomegranate balsamic reduction, topped with a quail egg and surrounded by crispity parsnip curls?\n\nWicked fricken good.\n\nIt puts fig newtons everywhere to shame. Layers of airy, buttery phyllo filled with tender shredded fig and rabbit would have been much too sweet solo, but the addition of a tart reduction grabbed that figgy sweetness and tangoed round my palate! Although I'm convinced that the quail egg was just intended to be a cute little hat for the baklava. Whatevs. At least now I can claim that psh, yeah I've had quail egg before, no biggie.\n\nWild caught halibut with chorizo potato cake, haricot verts and carrots with orange caper cream sauce?\n\nMelt in my mouth delicious.\n\nTry to sneak a nibble of chorizo potato cake from my plate and I will fork you. Hard. You might pull back something a little stumpy. That was the most delectable little nibblet on the plate. The fish was super flaky and buttery, although the sauce was forgettable. And I think it's pretentious and hoity toity to call green beans \"haricot verts.\" Merde!\n\nRoast loin of lamb, moussaka tart, mashed taters, celery root, mint oil, and roasted red pepper sauce?\n\nEh. \n\nThe lamb was ordered medium rare and prepared to perfection. Mint oil should be mandatory garnish for all baby lambs. Make em prance around the field wearing mint garlands until they're led to slaughter, where said garland will be compressed into the requisite drizzle of mint oil. Or something like that. Everything else on the plate was served cold though. Blech.\n\nThe service was impeccable, the patrons gripe worthy. Our waiter was well informed and personable, although he disappeared half way through the meal, was replaced and we never saw him again, which was kinda weird. \n\nThe customers he was serving were pretty inconsiderate. There was a huge party of people with kids rip roaring around the restaurant off in the side room. The waiter apologized on their behalf, stating that it was an abnormal night and that kids didn't normally frequent the place, and at least they left soon after that. I don't go out to listen to the rip roar of impatient ankle biters. Instant plus two for the atmosphere as soon as they left.\n\nBut then a large group of older patrons came in and bitched about how they couldn't read the menus because it was too dark, so they turned up the lights, bent the atmosphere over the side of a chair and fucked it hard.\n\nSo I think I'm going to be a downer on the super streak Medizona's having and only give it a four. It's good but I don't think I'd ever go back. Too many other fancy schmancy restaurants waiting in the wings for an opportunity to knock my socks off. No need to return.
__label__0 I lived here a few years back, and I would not recommend it. The area is decent but the complex itself is pretty bad. Good luck finding parking on weekends for guests, it's non existent. I had the misfortune of needing to use the laundromat, the facility was gross. You needed to load money on to a card to use it, if the office was closed you were out of luck. I had terrible neighbors, a pothead below who would just freak out and break stuff for no reason. The guy next to me was no better; his deranged girlfriend broke in to his place. This is what it was like. Avoid at all costs.
__label__4 I don't come to Dillard's expecting a Nordstron-like shopping experience. If I need to be pampered, I go to Nordy's. Dillards is where I come when I already know generally what I want, and I know no one is less expensive. IMO, Dillard's strength is their competitive pricing and their unbelievable sales. For years, I assumed this was only temporary, the Arkansas-based retailer will randomly go upscale. They've never done this and as a result, I still love shopping at a Dillard's.\n\nThis isn't to say the service is bad, it's just that store employees do not out-number customers and sometimes this can \"feel\" like it's the case in a Nordy's---especially in Men's suits.
__label__0 I was with my girlfriend on a Saturday afternoon, just choosing dresses for an upcoming wedding we are to attend this summer.  She picked out some great dresses, and we were off to the fitting rooms.  Now this is we had the problems.  \n\nI walked into the fitting room with her as usual (to help her with zipping them on).  I have done this numerous times throughout the day at Macy's and other dept stores without any problems.  I was then yelled at by an \"employee\" who told me that I WAS NOT ALLOWED IN THERE!!!.  My girfriend and I felt threatened and instead chose to find another fitting room.  We decided not to argue with the \"employee\"\n\nThen we walked about 100 feet to the right of the juniors department and found a fitting room, and a rather helpful associate helped us in, with no issues whatsoever about me having a penis.  We were in the middle of trying on our third dress, (which we found one that we really liked, and fit well too), then another employee came knocking on the door stating that \"MEN AREN'T ALLOWED IN THE FITTING ROOMS\" and I explained that I was just helping her zip on the dress, and had no intentions other than that.  She said she would help her zip on the dress if she needed it.  I explained that she did not feel comfortable with anyone else touching her, and seeing her in the fitting room without me being there.  That was not satisfactory enough for the employee and I stated that we would would be leaving and no longer be customers of Dillards ever again.  \n\nWhat  a shame, as Men are treated differently than woman, and just because I happened to have a penis, then I wasn't allowed.  We were planning on making a purchase on a Sunny Sunday afternoon, and some employees just made our day a hell of a lot worse than when we walked in.\n\nI later called the store that afternoon to see if I could speak with a manager, and was given one over the phone.  The conversation was about how I was treated, and she stated that they don't' let men even be employed in the Juniors dept. What a sexist policy.\n\nDon't let your 1955 set-in ways hit your ass on your way out of my wallet you sexist, chauvinistic \"company\"
__label__2 Dillards has been at Fashion Square for as long as I can remember coming to Scottsdale.  It is a decent department store with a wide range of designers.  Not a ton of the designers I like - I find most of what they sell for women is either too young (such as BCBG) or too fuddy-duddy (such as Reba McIntyre's clothing line) for my age range and style.  But they usually have some pretty good sales, so I always pop in to see if I can find any unique Michael Kors, Calvin Klein or Elie Tahari pieces.  There have been a lot of times I've seen an item in Canada and have gotten it a lot cheaper here.  Great shoe department - I think they could do a bit more to spruce up their accessories department though.  It is an older store and somewhat in need of a makeover.
__label__1 The hostess didn't ask us where we wanted to sit and forgot to set our table. Our waitress was very good but seemed to be too busy. They need better management to train their people to work as a team. The host staff should have been helping in other areas. Other than that the food was good but it would have been nice to get some warm complimentary bread. I had to ask multiple times for the bread and when we did finally get some it was cold and slightly stale.
__label__4 All I can say is wow. Easily some of the best Italian food I've had. You certainly get what you pay for, the portions are no joke. If you are in the mood for a classy, delicious Italian dinner... this is the place to go!
__label__2 It's Olive Garden with a personality. Buca di Beppo, though a chain, has more than a few things going for it. \n\nThe Scottsdale location can easily accommodate large groups. Family style servings contribute to great interaction with friends and family. The d\u00e9cor is gaudy and creative, with an emphasis on Italian heritage and a touch of humor here and there. Gene Simmons on the celebrity wall? Generally friendly staff. Kid friendly (triangular crayons!). And the food is decent.\n\nAny negatives? The entrees, while solid, don't have the impact of a true fine Italian restaurant. On this visit we ordered the Apple Gorgonzola Salad. It was enjoyed by all. The Chicken Cannelloni and the Chicken Marsala were great. The Baked Ziti, however, was dry and far from flavorful. Three out of four isn't bad I suppose. And a single mistake is less catastrophic since everything is being shared family style anyway.\n\nWe had two children in our group and felt pressured to pop for the $4.99 kid's Cioccolata and Pisa Punch served in glasses with flashing lights in their base. The lids were poorly designed, subject to spillage around the straw, but the kids did enjoy the beverages. $10 of enjoyment? Well. At least refills were free. \n\nOrdering the right amount of food from the family style menu can be tricky. The portions are generous, so it's easy to order too much. For example, our server's recommendation to share a small salad for four adults was perfect, even though the written menu would have suggested the larger size. I'd recommend getting some friends together and ordering several small entrees for variety,\n\nI'd also recommend just letting kids share the adult family style entrees rather than ordering from the children's menu (unless they just have to have macaroni and cheese). The four and five year olds in our party were fine with it and it helped them feel fully part of the group. They weren't quite as supportive, however, when we refused to order the giant brownie sundae. I was willing, but...
__label__3 We came here for my birthday while visiting Scottsdale. We hadn't been to this restaurant chain before, so we weren't sure what to expect.\n\nInterestingly, they start you off for a walk through the kitchen. There's even a booth in the kitchen (by reservation for you foodies out there!) if you want to watch them cook. \n\nMy husband is Italian, and he enjoyed the meal, so it must be good. We had an appetizer platter with mozzarella sticks, calamari and stuffed mushrooms, and a special gnocchi with pancetta (I'm pescatarian so I had to pick around a bit). The food is delicious and served family style. We had enough food for lunch the next day!
__label__1 Maybe it was a bad night, but after reading the reviews I expected more.  It was quite uneventful.  Walked-in and there was bunch of people in a group.  Not sure what kind of group, but without them the place was dead...Zzzzzzz.  Oh I'm still writing this review!  They have pretty good prices for food, but maybe there's a reason.  To my chagrin it was basic burger and fries with some lettuce and Thousand Island dressing.  Yawn!!! Okay those people left it's just me and my friend now -- crap!  I'm too young to shut this place down!  Service was good, but serving 2 people isn't really that hard.  The cool thing about the place of course is the moose head.  Not much of a hunter, but I can appreciate it.  Matter of fact next time I will become a hunter and search for a more happening place. - Enjoy!
__label__4 This place is gooood. The food seems fresher than most indian food places, and it definitely doesn't taste like it's been sitting out all day. That might actually be a complaint. I'm so used to eating vegetable pakoras that have been sitting in a vat under a heat lamp that these were too fresh for me to like. You know? It's like being raised on Taco Bell and being so used to that as your definition of Mexican food that when you actually go to a Mexican food joint with fresh ingredients you're like, \"WTF is this?\"\n\nOh yeah, and it's definitely more expensive than other places in the valley.
__label__4 Great night was had with 20+ guests. Have had Indian food in parts of AZ, as well as New York and Australia, this was one of the better places that's for sure. Staff were friendly and attentive and the meals were served quickly. Well worth a return visit.
__label__0 I'm all about the tiki thing and the patio but this place is just trashy. It's obvious that this is first on the list for every guy who just turned 21. Everything had a thin layer of barf on it.
__label__4 Been there twice, wait staff is nice and \"real\" ( I love a place that has people working who have tattoos).  But that's not the point.  Food was quick, fresh and delicious!  The price was awesome for what we got on a Tuesday before 6pm, a 16oz bud lite, cheese garlic bread, and two big slices of pizza with add. toppings fed the both of us happily.  Definitely going back!
__label__1 As a family - we love pizza, and pasta, and hoagies (and wine and beer).  Yes, these guys are capable of good food - just not consistently.  We've eaten in and out and at various SONY locations but this is one closest to our house and one we have TRIED to order for delivery quite a few times and each time we've been let down.  Tonight's order was, yet again, another let down with cold food, a long time delivery (quoted an hour max and we were wondering if we were going to get our food at the hour 15 mark), a big tab (me, hub and small child) and, well, a disengaged driver.  It is what it is... I fear we are running out of boutique-y pizza places in our area - the big chains aren't great but doggone-it they are consistently hot, timely and meet the expectation.  I love supporting local businesses but I shouldn't have to sacrifice quality for my money... right?  The positive - whatever frozen cake that gets thawed enroute - we enjoyed that.  Pizza, pasta and salad...boo.  Damn.
__label__0 This is the second time I have ordered from this place.  The first time wasn't great... Pizza came barely warm and had way too much cheese, my cookie dessert was slightly burned but the ice cream was still cold and intact.  We also got the Carmel crunch cake, which came freezing cold, hence it was probably frozen to begin with but decent.  Since it was a first time order, I gave them a break.  I ordered the exact same thing tonight and was MAJORLY DISAPPOINTED... My pizza came so cold and had so much cheese on it that when I tried to pull a slice off, the mound of cheese stuck to the other piece and fell completely off... It looked like a congealed cold mess.  The crust is NOT New York style, it's just regular hand tossed.  You can't fold it like New York style pizza should... I thought for sure after the pizza drama that I could count on the cookie... Nope!  The ice cream was completely melted, it was just milky liquid.:(. And again a cold piece of Carmel crunch cake.  This place sucks.  Don't waste your money.  I couldn't even eat the pizza it was so cold and gross... Maybe if my boyfriend was here he could heat it up for breakfast because he will eat anything... More like \"Streets of Domino's Cheap Nasty Pizza\".... Actually I bet Domino's or Pizza Hut would at least deliver a hot pizza.... Get it together folks.
__label__2 Have you ever had a caricature drawn of you and a buddy? Did you worry that your enormous nose would be distorted to eight times its normal yet already abundant size? So while your female friend is cute, which you know the lecherous caricature artist will exaggerate, you're going to end up looking like a combination of John Cusack and Adrien Brody.  No? Me either. \n\nBut Martini Ranch should be worried. If caricatured, this little \"I'm everything to everybody\" bar/club would have a pretty embarrassing picture to put on the wall at home when they get back from Disneyland. \n\nBut it's fun. Fuck. I go and I have a good time. Who can argue with that? \n\nThey have to fire that door guy. You know the one. The one when you have an event scheduled there and he sees eighty people in a new separate line getting off the bus and he wasn't told about it and won't let you in and won't be bothered to get the manager who happens to know about the event.  The same guy who wouldn't let me in the other night because he wouldn't check the list so I had to get my friend to come out and have him check the list. Same freakin' guy. What is his deal? How seriously does he take this life? IT'S MARTINI RANCH!\n\nBut Metalhead is rad. The place is packed on a Sunday night. Love it. \n\nThere's always a fight in the upstairs club. Set your watch by it. \n\nThe patio is a beautiful reprieve, like the end of an unknown warm up act at a concert. \n\nDrink prices are reasonable. \n\nA funny thing happened on the way to the Coliseum, too... I was out with two of my hockey buddies one time at MR and 1) a woman gasped and called me a d-bag in earnest after I said something about her friend 2) some other chicks totally alloted their drunken attention to my friend and not me... Mind boggling. \n\nSo they lose one star for the door guy and one for allowing women to enter who don't immediately gravitate towards me.
__label__2 Less Douchy Than Expected.\n\nI went last night with a group of friends and was pleasantly surprised at the mix at Martini Ranch. I actually met some really nice people to hang out with (there were a lot of bachelorette parties there) and spent the evening in the club room upstairs with the go-go poles in it (note about the poles - they're on a platform and short so it's hard to do some of the pole tricks on them). \n\nThe DJ had some great dance music playing and everyone was dancing and having a great time without the pretentiousness you might find in other Scottsdale clubs.MR is good for a girls night out or a place to hang out with a group of friends.\n\nBeer's were cheap - $3.50 for a bottle there was plenty of space on the patio so you don't have to be pushed against some creepy guy the whole evening.
__label__3 SUNDAY nights = Metal Head and Metal Head = 80's AWESOMENESS!\n\nMy review is based solely on Metal Head, an 80's/early 90's rock cover band that rocks Martini Ranch every Sunday night. It's a cheap $5 cover to get in and a must go!
__label__0 I could go into a long story about what happened but basically the girls taking cover and the bouncers can't count and are douches.  Will never go back to the place again.
__label__0 Wish I could give 0 stars. Save your time, save your money. This place is so not worth it, go somewhere else. I couldn't leave fast enough. The staff does not care about customer service and they all have piss poor attitudes. The clientele is disgusting and classless at best. This dump does NOT deserve your business!
__label__2 Updated:\nWell, I've been back to Tottie's since I first posted this review.  A few friends who like it made me go.  Much to my surprise, I enjoyed it.  It's no Malee's for Thai, for example, but it's decent.  If you frequent the area for lunch, definitely check it out.  Who knows, you may like it more than me.\n\nOriginal Review:\nWhile the food wasn't terrible, I found the sesame chicken and cashew chicken to be bland.  And, the chicken itself was too chewy.  I've had worse, but not by much.
__label__3 1. Front Door Wait for table, hostess was busy and had 3 takeout orders + 3 couples at one time plus answering phone. took us 10 minutes just to get seated in a place that had only 12 seated customers n 20+ tables open.\n\n2. Once seated, the staff, busser, waitress, AWESOME.. they knew the regular peoples names, and weren't over powering asking if everything is ok, just right. \n\n3. Appetizer. Broadway Rolls..  Tasted Fresh shrimp, n crab, but crab was minced, but tasted awesome.. very pleased,\n\n4. PhoTai and Shanghai Rice, Both great.. for Vietnamese Pho, i would rate this 3rd on my list of places to order Pho. Rice, it ranks 2nd.. fresh shrimp, and chicken was cooked, but not overdone and dry,, excellent.. \n\nFinal say. I will be back. This may be monthly, due to travel distance Chandler to Scottsdale.. If i want Vietnamese, without the extra variety, Da Vang, or Phu thanh. But if i bring some friends, this would be the best place, because of the variety of the cuisine.
__label__1 Let me start by saying whatever happened to cooking Christmas dinner? I am Jewish, so for me Christmas= Chinese food, but apparently the secret is out. I went here tonight with the BF. We had made reservations for 7:30 and arrived at 7:20. The place was clearly understaffed as the two hostesses were running around like crazy acting as waitresses and bussers in addition to trying to host. As we stood there waiting for our table, about half of the tables in the restaurant left. You would think that this would make for a quick seating....surprise! It didn't. We waited for about 30 minutes to be seated. Additionally, several tables who did not have reservations were seated at the same time as us, which would have been fine if there were people working at this restaurant, but there weren't. So the BF and I sit there. The couple (without res) gets water, some small family that was seated at the same time gets water....we get nothing. The waitress comes around and takes their orders. Nothing. The family gets their appetizers and the waitress comes and takes their main entree order. Nothing. The other table gets their beers and sushi...still nothing! The hostess finally came by after at least twenty minutes and took our orders....we still do not have water. For real. And the place has gotten significantly less busy at this point. So we order the tangerine chicken and the pad kee mao with a 7/10 spiciness. We waited and waited. The other couple received entrees and just about finished them before we got our food. It was like we were in an episode of Seinfeld or something. The service was that bad. \n\nWe (finally) get our food and I will admit, the tangerine chicken was tasty. It was sweet and savory...pretty good. The problem is it was luke warm...like it had been sitting for awhile. Not cool. The pad kee mao was a disaster. First, it had about a 1-2 star spiciness level. Not spicy....at all. Second, in addition to not being spicy it was bland and kind of tasted like dishwater. Third, the veggies were still essentially raw. The dish was terrible. I have had much better (real) Thai food for a fraction of the price. We barely touched the dish, but no one showed us any concern or asked if our food was alright. The entire ordeal lasted one and half hours...for just entrees and water. Overall, the experience was terrible. \n\nI know what you're thinking....But Jennifer, it's Christmas!... Yes, I know it's Christmas, but I don't care, it isn't an excuse. I made a reservation. If they they did not have the space, they should have A) not given us a reservation or B) not let in walk ins when they had reservations. Whoever owns this restaurant should have put more thought into staffing for a night that they KNEW would be busy because they took reservations! It was unacceptable. The place only got a second star because the tangerine chicken was good, but I would be hesitant to go here again because apparently my business means nothing to this restaurant.
__label__1 This review is based on ordering many things from the overall menu over a 1 year period, however one item there deserves a 5 star rating which I will get to\n\nOverall most of the items are fairly americanized and not traditional which you expect from a fusion place - however most items are very average and for the price I do not feel you get good value here \n\nThat being said the one item that does stand out here is their Shrimp Tom Yum Soup which i feel deserves 4 if not 5 stars - it is excellent and flavorful, with a lot of shrimp - make sure to order a side of steamed rice with it medium hot, and you will have a stand out dish\n\nIn general their soups are solid, but the only thing I have not found better somewhere else is their Shrimp Tom Yum soup\n\nGo for the Tom Yum, get your Vietnamese soup from Khai Hoan down the road a few miles
__label__1 Great ambience, okay service, boring food. Food was typical \"fusion,\" heavy on the pseudo-Chinese influence, kind of like a Thai-inspired PF Chang's. Definitely not terrible but I won't go back.
__label__4 Service was as good as could be expected.  Atmosphere was very nice with elegant lighting and smooth jazz playing or Spanish guitar, thus the Fusion.  Food portions were generous and presented nicely.  Will definitly frequent this place.  Thank you!  Steven
__label__1 Oh no, no, no! I went here for lunch today with my bestie after reading mixed reviews. We live close by and love sushi so...why not? We found out sushi is only served at night. I will look again, but I did not see that noted anywhere on their website. Ok, so sushi is out...plan B. I ordered the shrimp and broccoli with beef added and the mango, sticky rice with coconut milk for dessert. I paid extra for the beef, but didn't think about it until I ate the leftovers at home. NO BEEF!! What? Shrimp and brocolli with beef added...without the beef?\n\nThe soup was gross (I can not think of a better adjective). Neither of us ate it. I told the waitress that we didn't want the soup and she nodded and walked away, leaving our full soups on the table for the entire meal. Was it her first day? \n\nFor some reason the waitress brought our dessert with our meal!!! I thought about asking her to take it away and bring it when we were finished our meal, but horrible visions of people spitting in my food popped into my head, further spoiling my appetite. So my mango with sticky rice sat there untouched for about 25 minutes, probably collecting dust particles, lint and spit. GROSS!\n\nNOPE. I will NOT be back unless my meal is free.
__label__3 Love this place, great Thai food. We ordered Panang, Egg Rolls, Thai Fried Rice and Pad Thai. Everything was amazing except the Pad Thai. They use really thin noodles, which I've not seen before. It wasn't my favorite, but everything else was delicious. I would definitely go back!
__label__4 Tottie's is a family owned restaurant where customer service prevails. The food is mouth watering to look at and painfully delicious to eat. \n\nPainful? WHA- The problem is how much you'll want to eat.\n\nMy friend and I stopped in for a late afternoon bite. We had just missed the lunch specials (but that's ok! more to take home) and settled into our luxurious booth. The restaurant offers a variety of seating, ranging from tables to booths to the bar. All look equally appealing. (And can readily accommodate groups.)\n\nMichael charmed us with the joy and eagerness he exuded. After ordering Pad Thai and Panang Curry he generously offered us soup leftover from lunch. (And our rubber arms quickly said yes!) \n\nSOUP\nWhy does this have it's own category? The egg drop soup and sweet and sour are *only* served during lunch hours. (11am - 2pm). If you're lucky some might be leftover and Michael might be around to share. You should try those two soups. And here's a trick. Try those two soups mixed together.\n\nHoy My Goodness.\nThe sweet and sour is a powerfully strong soup offering a kick of spice. The egg drop soup is rich (and has mushrooms, which work quite well) and creamy in a different way. Together? You've got to try it. I highly recommend it. \n\nHAPPY HOUR\nRuns Tuesday thru Friday, 5pm - 7pm. Food and drink specials abound. Sushi rolls are discounted and they offer things like Sake Bombers, Mimosas, a Riesling and a red blend for $5. (Some other wines for $4. Budlight for $2.50.) \n\nFOOD\nThe Pad Thai delivers on all levels. If you really want it fire engine hot they will provide additional spices. The Panang Curry kicks butt. Spicy means enough to clear your sinuses but not make you cry. The dinner portions are ginormous. You could readily share a meal...but then there'd be no leftovers!\n\nI'd definitely throw in a Thai Tea if you've never had one. It's almost smoky in taste (yet sweet) and goes down too quickly.\n\nSERVICE\nI don't know how he did it, Michael must have eyes in the back of his head or something, but my Diet Pepsi was never empty. I slurped down three that I can remember. And he even offered to provide one to go!\n\nThis place rocks!\n\np.s. there's another location in northern scottsdale.
__label__0 I hate The Hub. It is just obnoxious. It all like \"I wanna look like I have nothing, but wanna pay through the nose for it!\". I mean the brand Deisel alone makes me irritated. It so \"I hate my life! Its so hard!\". Also the staff prertend to know the product, but if you ask enough good questions you'll find they know nothing more than you could have deduced. Eww. Yuck. gag.
__label__0 Horrible Customer Service!  No smiles, no personality, they called me \"You\" the entire time I was there.  Very Bad
__label__4 Although this store works mainly with designers, they do work directly with clients if you don't have a designer. They were very thorough in the process of understanding the room where the tie will be in, usage for the tile, and overall feel of the house. I worked with several of there associates and each one was better than the last on the three projects I did around the house. (Pictures attached)\n\nThere follow through process of letting me know when the tile will arrive, if I received everything undamaged, and if I need to place an order for some follow-on pieces was exceptional customer service and something I never received from any other tile or designer store. As it turned out in two of my three projects with them, I did need to buy more tile as my contractor miss calculated twice. \n\nThey are definitely not a big box store like Lowes, Home Depot, or Arizona Tile. Craftsman Court is unique, one of a kind tile, from all of the world. If you want to come home to the same tile that anyone can get from any big box store all over the country, then this probably isn't the place for you. But if you want something unique that separates from everyone else buying tile, this is the place for you.
__label__3 When I moved to S Scottsdale from Central Phoenix, I was so sad to leave Richardson's and Dick's Hideaway behind in my old hood . . .  until I discovered Carlsbad Tavern. \n\nI love my food with a little bite - it's comfort AND adventure on one plate. And unlike my central favorites, Carlsbad has plenty of tables ready for me to pop in on a whim. More room, yet it still feels cozy.\n\nOutside by the waterfalls with warming heaters - great for a first date OR a night with good friends!
__label__3 My first experience with the \"Bat Cave\" was an evening rendezvous with a friend of mine to watch a basketball game on TV.  It was a late night game, and to be perfectly frank, I don't remember who won - actually I don't remember much of the night at all.  It turns out that they had late night specials for food service workers, and we made the most of it.  But I do remember that it was a fun night, and after looking at the menu, I wanted to try some of their food.\n\nOne of the things that intrigued me was that most of the dishes had green chili's - either in the sauce or the actual dish.  Since I love chili's of all sorts, and had never really sampled authentic \"New Mexican\" food, I was looking forward to it.  I tried the green chili stew, the Carne Adovado and  loved them.  Since then I have tried almost all of their menu items, and haven't found one that disappoints me, although I keep coming back to the Carne Adovada.  \n\nThe service has always been great - my beer never gets empty before another is brought - a really important consideration if you are eating the habanero sauce.  As has previously been described, the decor is a little different, and the bat theme a little over the top.  But it all comes together, and is a fun place especially later in the evening.  And the food is always good.
__label__3 i really want to give it 5 stars but my carne adovada sometimes is kinda fatty. i love this dish but hate sometimes picking through fat. they do have the best chipotle ranch ever!!!
__label__3 One of my favorite restaurants!  Love the Enchantment Platter. The Habenero burger is the hotest hamburger I have ever eaten.  Its awesome but beware!!!!
__label__2 Carlsbad Tavern is hit or miss for me. Their food is pretty good, and they have some unique options. Their New Mexican potstickers were good, except they were obviously microwaved. their filet tacos are good, except they have come out cold on occasion. Usually their black beans are delicious, however the last time we went they were ice cold, and had no seasoning, as if they had just come out of the can. The macacha beef chimi is really good, although it often has more onions than beef in it. The food here is spicy, so if you get indigestion easily I would pop a zantec before you eat! \n\nThe service is also hit or miss. Sometimes we'll get someone friendly and attentive, other time's we'll get someone that basically acts like a dick. I hate having servers that are dicks. It kinda ruins the whole meal. I work in the service industry, no matter how terrible of a day I'm having or how rude of a client I have, I'm still NICE. Not nice servers makes me sad. \n\nSorry, this review is going on and on and on. Basically, I like this place. I just wish they could step it up a little. Be a little more consistent, ya know?
__label__2 This is a cool restaurant.  I didn't explore too much of it, but it has a nice bar and the outside seating area is really pretty, with multiple levels and waterworks.  When we ate here it was a little chilly still at night, so the heat lamps were appreciated.\n\nService was a little spotty all night.  We ran dry on water a few times, and it seemed like it took forever for our food to come out.  We had some chips and salsa (mediocre, unfortunately, and not free, doubly unfortunately) to tide us over, but things were definitely not moving quickly.\n\nThe main courses, though, were good.  I had the stacked enchiladas, which were so big and different they barely registered as enchiladas.  They had good spice to them, though, and I liked being able to have two different meats going on.  The fried egg was a bit unnecessary, though.  I was hoping for a runny yolk, because I love me some runny yolks, but it didn't have one, and thus didn't add much.\n\nTanya enjoyed her Tesuque chicken salad.  It did have a surprising amount of spice to it between the veggies and the tasty dressing.  The jalapeno bacon was good, too, but the tortilla crusted chicken was more crust than chicken, which was a bit disappointing.\n\nOur companions had lobster enchiladas, which seemed to be the biggest hit of the night, and crab stuffed poblanos, which were also popular.  I didn't get to try those, so that's just hearsay, but they appear to be safe bets.\n\nOverall, things were mostly good, but there were some little issues that held it back from being a great meal.  I would definitely come back, though.
__label__4 Fun building to be in and great, fresh mexican food.  This place is off the main strip of old town but worth the detour.
__label__4 We absolutely LOVED Carlsbad Tavern! We weren't sure what to expect by the name, but we were pleasantly surprised when we walked in. It was late in the evening and we sat on the patio, which has a really cool ambience with the fireplace, palm trees and water features. We enjoyed a few cocktails from the Late Night menu, and at the suggestion of our server, we ordered the New Mexican pot stickers. All I can say is they were amazing. The sauce was so good, I could've seriously licked the plate clean if I knew no one was watching! (Lol) The only downfall is that we found this place on the LAST night of our vacation, otherwise we would've been back at least one more time. The atmosphere, service and food here is simply outstanding. Try this place, you won't be disappointed!!!
__label__4 Tolan the manager is always super friendly! I've been going to Carlsbad for years so I am a regular, but that started because the service is friendly and the food is great. This is a very popular joint that's been around because they do what they can to please their customers. I'm surprised with some of the okay reviews (but you can't please everyone) maybe those people were having a bad day. Also a heads up the food is tasty and there are some dishes with some spice/flavor, that you may not think of so I always ask if it's spicy. You should go in this place if you haven't already. Yum!
__label__3 Love this place. Surprised I haven't reviewed it already. I would say this is in my top few places to take visitors. You have the fountain, the bat cave thing going on, the outside seating around the water, and awesome food on top. Inside, you feel  like you are in an old lodge, adorned with license plates, memorabilia, fun things to ogle at while you swallow beer. Lots of beer. Because its great for drinking. The bartender is on top of things. \n\nNo wings here, unless you order the BBQ chicken, which I did. I order this most often when I go after breakfast. They make a spicy sauce and roast a half chicken to perfection, served with slaw and mac and cheese sides. The mac and cheese is a SW style, try it. Yummy to the bottom. You can order a whole bowl if you are carb-loading.\n\nI have tried many other things, they have really good burgers, many with a SW feel. \nIf you really want a treat, come for breakfast where they make these twisted benedicts and burritos that look like they came off a magazine cover. You will always bring food home and always have a nice time because, well. because there is lots of beer here. Fun, fun place.
__label__3 I really like the patio here and am looking forward to sitting next to the fire this winter. I love spicy food and New Mexican food in particular and this place does not disappoint. The copper bar is pretty cool, but the patio is unique and my favorite place to sit. My only complaint is that the several times I have been here service has been fairly slow. The servers were always friendly though. Sitting at the bar things seemed to move a little faster. Overall a local favorite of mine.
__label__1 I can't even begin to say how many poor customer service experiences I have had here.\n\nWe used to do lunches a few times a week at my old job and Zipps seemed to be one of the regular spots, although I always made a fuss. Rather than being stuck in the office and miss out on the lunch gossip, I always opted to go, and EVERY time, it was the same old story...this place is never too busy during lunch, but service is slower than the second coming. It would take 1.5 - 2 hours for the small group of us to make it through lunch. Not to mention that after consuming my first beverage, the glass would remain empty, my number one dining pet peeve. \n\nI do have to say that I can't completely hate on Zipps because their food really is good. They have awesome nachos and sandwhiches. I have never been disappointed with the quality of my food. And when I was having a calorie splurge day, Zipp's pizookie was the perfect way to do it! \n\nZipps gets a 2 star rating from me, but if they get their service act together, we can negotiate a better score...
__label__1 Visited Scottsdale this weekend and was directed, by a local, to try Zips as a good sportsbar that would be close to our hotel.\n\nNursing a killer hangover from the night before, I ordered  a Coke to begin with.   The Coke tasted like they have moldy lines or something.   A couple other guys I was with ordered Mr. Pibb and each of their drinks had the same \"musty\" taste as well.\n\nI had the jalepeno burger and fries and they were both pretty good.  Nothing out of this world, but decent.\n\nThe service was terrible.  Actual exchange between my friend and the waitress:\n\nfriend: I'll have the Caesar salad.\nwaitress: chicken caesar salad?\nfriend: No, just a regular caesar salad.\nwaitress: what kind of dressing do you want with that?\nfriend: I'll have the ranch (ok he didn't actually say this part, but i wish he would have)\n\nit's a freakin' CAESAR SALAD! Without the caesar dressing it's just a salad.  \n\nFood was OK. Service was...curious.  Beverages were bad.
__label__0 The customer service here is AWFUL!  The manager is less than nice, even at the best of times. \nI was at Zipps recently for several college ball games, where thank goodness Megan our server was amazing, because the rest of the service was horrible.\nNot only was I in attendance for bad behavior on management's part, but also able to read an atrocious letter written to a friend simply because she wrote a bad review.\nI will NEVER be stepping foot in Zipps again, and will be forwarding the letter to ALL my friends. \nThe food isnt that great, and the beer is cheaper is most other establishments, where management is generally nicer. \nI only wish I could give ZERO STARS!
__label__1 Love their patio area with the tvs--it's a great place to watch football. However in my world, football and beers go together like peas and carrots so when I can't get a beer, I get sad....and a little mad. We couldn't get the attention of our server for the life of us, not sure if she was just ditsy or in the weeds, but she was basically non existent the whole time. \n\nThe crowd was really funky for it being Scottsdale: a few normal people, a man dressed like a pirate and your standard douchey people dressed up to watch football on the patio in 100+ degree weather. \n\nFood was decent I got the buffalo focaccia which had all the right flavor but kept falling apart.. Like Mexican food, it was actually better the day after. Parking is a beezy, I feel sorry for the poor people shopping at Sunflower since they have to share the lot with the place.
__label__2 We went there on a busy night. It is seat yourself and fight to the death for an open table. We finally found a table and there was only 2 chairs for 4 people. So whatever we borrowed some other chairs from else where. Ok. So the food.... Was great. However the service was shit. Slow, forgetting about our drinks, checks, etc for a while. I would recommend to eat here when it is not crowded, so maybe the service will be better.... Bc the food was delicious...
__label__3 Ok so i had a salad.  Not the best but why would order a salad when their burgers with jalapeno sauce are so darn good.  Well all I had been doing while on a little trip there was eat.  i was just not hungry.  \n\nWe actually met about 18 of my sons' friends for dinner there.  So the company was already great.  Our server was excellent and all in all it made for one happy night.\n\nI know I will go back next time I am in town.  I promise to have a burger and fries.  I wish it was here in my town because right about now a burger sounds pretty darn yummy.  \n\nTill the next time.
__label__4 Food is absolutely unbelievable for a bar. Even the guacamole is amazing. Probably the best quesadilla I've had in my life and the green chili burger is to die for. Drinks are always filled and they always make sure you have everything you need (like extra guac). Great cheap eatery.
__label__1 I'm a fan of Zipps but the staff at this location are simply dense. I was served the most disgusting salad once there. I simply told the waitress I didn't want it but I had no problem paying for it. The manager comes out and proceeds to ask me what my issue with the salad was. I said to him that it's not a big deal and I should have known better than to get a salad at Zipp's. He still wanted to know what was wrong with the salad. I told him it looked like a 4 year old made it and he could bring the chef out if he would like and I could show him how to make a salad... I left shortly after.
__label__0 I go to Zipps quite often and nothing has ever been an issue, but last night while trying to enjoy a nice outing with my friends/coworkers things took a turn for the worst. We had friends show up early to reserve a table for 8, we met up with them and sat down, ordered drinks, and everything seemed to be going smoothly. But then throughout the night, rude remarks and attitude was given by the server (not going to mention names because you know who you are) . You could tell she just clearly did not want to be there. The main issue occurred when the checks were brought to the table. Everything was unorganized. With ALL of us  at the table working in the restaurant industry (including our manager), we DO understand rough days and the business. But I have NEVER felt so uncomfortable at a restaurant. She then proceeded to drop the checks off... one check book had a salad on it, I recognized it was not ours and put it in the middle of the table.  We situated our money and she then came by to picked up our tabs. But before she could even do that...she snapped at our table saying we had some other tables check book, I said \"yes, we put it in the middle of our table because it wasn't ours\", she then says \"well where's the money that was in it\" we say there was none that we had seen. She then pulls aside the table that the check belonged to as they are exiting and questions if they paid their tab... they say \"yes, with cash\". She comes back to us (mind you making scene in front of the patio) saying it is \"impossible\" that there was no money in it, assuming we stole it. Coming from a table full of servers we discussed that we would never accuse a table and track back steps before throwing accusations around...well what do you know, the money was on the floor. How did the manager handle it? He simply stated he would talk to her. I have never felt so offended and appalled by how we were treated. It is called customer service. Not only did she do that, but as other guests would leave she would lean out the patio while they were walking to their cars asking if they paid their tabs. Just very unprofessional. She then brings back our checks but one booklet has three tabs in it and she says the cash amount given was insufficient because she forgot a tab... at this point I thought it was a joke. We all gave her enough money, but at this point I felt she wouldn't get a tip because clearly she did not deserve one and pocketed the money, with our manager fed up, he took care whatever needed to be paid for because he just wanted to get out of there. I have never tipped lower than 20% even if the service was bad, knowing that everyone has their days. But being accused of stealing while trying to enjoy a nice evening is uncalled for. Her demeanor was awful and the whole transaction had me sick. I will not be attending this Zipps in the near future.
__label__2 My husband had been to Don & Charlie's 8 years ago and it was a \"must go\" for this Spring Training trip. We arrived at opening and there were at least 50 people waiting on a warm St. Patrick's Day, which looked like a good sign. In retrospect, we needed the Luck 'O The Irish to turn this \"so so\" meal into an exceptional dining experience.\n\nThe food was good -- coconut prawns, french onion soup, prime rib -- and the service was warm, pleasant and fast. Actually, too fast. We felt rushed to get through each course so they could clear the table for the hoards of people waiting to get in.  It wasn't anything to write home about, but worth another shot.
__label__4 Iv'e been going to Don and Charlies for years and it is always consistently been quite good.  Last night I had the baby back ribs.  I order them well done and they are moist yet crispy.  The sauce is a little sweet and a little spicy.  Coleslaw creamy style and the twice baked are home runs!  Don't forget to ask for the chopped liver and rye bread, it is the best I've had.  The chicken snitzle is a good option if you want to try something new.  If you get take out check your bags...things seem to get left off.
__label__1 Came here on Christmas eve because of all the hype. The price is an upsale restaurant, but the food is mediocre and the atmosphere is like a musty old sports bar. I didnt think anything was great about the place. Reminded me of a cafeteria. There are far better restaurants in the valley for the price.
__label__4 I grew up in the north suburbs of Chicago, and on Carson's Ribs. So, when we started vacationing in Scottsdale, we found Don & Charlie's! Carson's Ribs in Arizona...couldn't be any better! \n\nGreat atmosphere (steakhouse fancy surrounded by sports memorabilia), GREAT service (your water glass will never get less than 3/4 full) and GREAT food!!!  \n\nWhether you're visiting the Phoenix area or you live here, Don & Charlie's is a restaurant you definitely can't miss!!!
__label__1 We went on Friday night to Don and Charlie's with some friends.  We didn't have a reservation so the wait was quite long, which really wasen't a big deal because I knew the wait would be long.\n\nThe owner saw that we we had been waiting so he found a table for us.\nThe problem was the waitress was quite busy and when we ordered our food she assumed that we would be sharing so she had everything split.  We asked numerous times for ketchup and she kept forgetting.  \nThe biggest problem I had was that I ordered ribs.  They were so dry that I had to pour lots of sauce over them.  Earlier that night the ASU football team was there, I think they cooked a ton of ribs and had extras that they didn't use, so then they served those to us.  They were the worst ribs I have ever had!\n\nI do love the decor and maybe the food would be better at another time.
__label__3 Had a great dinner this past week at Don & Charlie's and actually got to meet one of the owners. So cool.  Anyways, the food was really good. My favorite was the chopped liver appetizer (only regret is I ate it so fast and wanted more - it was that GOOD) and the filet mignon I had for dinner. The Caesar salad had a little too much dressing on it so next time will ask for a little lighter but nothing near drowning in dressing worthy of being sent back.\n\nThe atmosphere is really comfortable and not like a stuffy steakhouse I have seen at other higher end locations.  Lots of cool sports memorabilia on the walls. If in the downtown Scottsdale area and craving good steak, ribs, etc. Definitely check out Don & Charlie's. You won't be disappointed.
__label__1 My family and I moved to Scottsdale over 20 years ago and I have always had a place in my heart for Don & Charlie's.  We used to go there often for birthdays/anniversaries/graduations, etc.  It was my birthday this week and my parents wanted to take me out so I said \"Let's go to Don & Charlie's, I haven't been there in I don't know how long\".  Sadly, after having eaten there I believe that I made a mistake with this suggestion.  The restaurant itself hasn't changed since the last time I was there - it's still got wall-to-wall memorabilia, it still has the same old-school steak house ambiance, but the feeling that I got during and after the meal was really one of a restaurant that is resting upon its laurels and not doing much to deliver a quality product.  My Caesar salad was made with lettuce that was obviously old - it was not wilted, but it was very soft and floppy with no crunch to it whatsoever.  My father ordered the creamy coleslaw which bore a great resemblance to cabbage soup so high was the dressing to cabbage ratio.  My mother greatly enjoyed her house salad with a balsamic dressing but this was mostly because she thought the balsamic was the best that she had had in a long while.  All three of us ordered baby back ribs for dinner - my parents just had the ribs, I had a combo with the ribs and a filet.  All three of us remarked that the ribs were \"passable\",  the meat was tough and fatty - not at all what I remember in terms of quality from when I used to eat there.  I have honestly had ribs that I found more enjoyable at casual restaurants like TGI Friday's or Ruby Tuesday's.  When you are charging $30 for a rack of ribs, they REALLY need to be better than \"acceptable\" which was the highest grade I could offer on these.  While ordering our entrees, my mother asked which ribs were more tender and our server informed us that the beef ribs were the most tender, but they had sold out of their entire stock of beef ribs already.  Our reservation was at 6:30 - fairly early in the evening, so my mother's reaction was \"Really?\"  His response - \"Oh yes, they were actually sold out at 5:00 PM.\"  This speaks to a lack of organization and knowledge on the part of management - if you are running out of a popular item by 5 PM on a weekend before proper dinner service even begins then that indicates a serious problem.  My Filet was better than acceptable - it was not as good as I remember, but still very good.  Unfortunately my disappointment in the ribs was such that it overshadowed any feelings I may have had about the steak.  Our server was professional and courteous and I did not notice any of the issues with the hostesses that some others have reported, but I really have to say that I am disappointed in Don & Charlie's.  It's one thing to go back to a place you have a fondness for and find the experience lacking in relation what you remember - we all have a tendency to look at the past with rose-colored glasses I think.  This was a case of going to a place that I have a genuine fondness for and find the experience lacking in relation to what I consider acceptable for any high end restaurant.  I believe my grade of \"Meh. I've experienced better.\" is completely accurate - I have experienced better at other steak houses, at other casual dining restaurants, even hole-in-the wall eateries where I used plastic utensils to eat my meal.  I say this as someone who has nothing but fond feelings for D&C's - you guys need to improve, because a wall full of signed baseballs and dim lighting will only take you so far.
__label__3 We had a party of 28 to celebrate the annual J&J Bday Bash.  I loved the Yelp party experience, I am so torn on the # of stars!!!  This is a 3-1/2 stars review.  The service was 5 stars hands down.  Our server was more than I can ask for.  The food was ok, barely a 3.  \n\nFrench Onion Soup - It was cheesy, onion-y, and bread-y, but a little saltier than I like.\n\nNed Colletti's Chicken Schnitzel with lemon butter sauce - The chicken was a little dry and the lemon butter sauce was ok.  The baked potato was ok.  \n\nThe service was so fabulous!!  Maybe I should have gotten a steak?
__label__0 My mother always said to me \"If you don't have anything nice to say,then you should not say it.\" Well sorry Mom ,not going to happen this time.  I joined some old friends for dinner at Don and Charlies at the recommendation of my friend's family. To be fair I am a \"foodie\",so this might seem a little harsh.  . The first thing I received when I walked into the place was the smell of mold mixed with some industrial cleaner,probably the most pleasant  aroma that I had throughout the evening and of course the duct tape all over the old carpet was quite attractive..My server  informed us that she had worked there for 30 years..Wow. Unfortunately for her time here she couldn't answer  our questions very well. We asked about the  so-called Prime beef ,if that actually meant Prime Grade  Beef  she seemed dumbfounded and if it was wet or dry aged.Also inquired what was in the rice pilaf ( vegies,stock etc) still no definitive answer,what size were the shrimp . We were not trying to harass the server we  have some  dietary needs and we were trying to  get some entrees and appetizers  that we could all share.We decide on  the chopped liver,the rib appetizer and a couple of wedge salads,caesar,and a french onion soup to begin followed by salmon,New York ,prime Rib,BBq cicken,Bone in Rib eye and ,halibut. The ribs were not very meaty and extremely tough  probably the worst that I have ever had,,french onion tasted like knorr beef stock and liver..and we all love pate, was quite frankly disgusting. The steaks were ok but not prime grade the salmon was previously frozen  farm raised Atlantic salmon the deli cole slaw was decent the creamy tasted ok but exactly like the Colonel's The BBq chicken was gross.,Halibut was so-so. All and all  my review of the place would be outdated cuisine prepared without skill or love but with the same price points as high end steakhouses in the area. The place just looks old and tacky with ripped chairs, old smelly carpet,.crud stuck beneath the tables and servers who  are as antiquated as the establishment..Comfort food? Only if you are comfortable with ghetto crap food . Sorry Charlie (and Don)
__label__4 If you're planning to come here during Spring Training season; MAKE A RESERVATION!! They start taking reservations on their website a month in advance for this time of year, and there's a reason for that. It is very, very popular. We had a reservation for 8:15pm on a Thursday night in March. We arrived about a 1/2 hour before our reservation, and when I checked in, the hostess said our table would be ready around the time of our reservation. Not a problem. We went to the bar, got drinks, and then wandered around & looked/took pictures of all the incredible sports memorabilia on the walls/ceilings. The place is incredible.\nThe food: fantastic! If you check-in on Yelp, they've got an offer for a free onion strings or garlic cheese toast appetizer. My boyfriend go the prime rib & I got the ribs (\"Don's way\"). We both loved our selections. The ribs weren't fall-off-the-bone type ribs, but they were fantastic. I loved that there wasn't too much sauce. \nThe tables are pretty close together in the restaurant because they try to use as much space as possible. This ended up being great for us though because we met two awesome men who were on their 24th Spring Training trip together. They were very enjoyable to talk to & I'm really glad we decided to talk to them. They've been coming to Don & Charlie's since the very beginning, and we hope to make it a tradition as well!
__label__3 We at here just over a week ago, on a Sunday night during Spring Training.  We made a last minute reservation, and didn't have to wait too long, even though the restaurant was packed.  The memorabilia is FABULOUS!  And definitely gives you something to do while you wait.\n\nI ordered the Parmesan Crusted New York and requested it \"Don's Way\", which is charred.  I also ordered a side of broccoli and a salad.  The salad was fabulous.  I don't know why it was so good, but it just tasted great!  The New York Steak was the best steak I have ever had.  The charred parmesan crust was amazing!  I would highly recommend ordering your meat \"Don's Way\"!!!  The broccoli was just broccoli, which is what I expected.  The steak was also served with grilled onions and mushrooms.  Sooo good!\n\nThe only downside to our night was our service.  The waitress took forever to bring us our food, drink orders, etc.  She was just awful.  I would definitely go back to Don & Charlies, even though we had bad service.
__label__4 I have been going to Don & Charlies for years and am amazed how consistant the food and service is. Love the creamy cole slaw, liver, Seattle Salmon and especially the ribs. The memoriabelia is a Major League plus.
__label__2 The good and the bad. Everything taste good and the portions are large. We had the trout and the bar'q chicken. The coleslaw is also excellent. \n\nBut unfortunately overpriced for the far. $23 dollars for trout..really. 17.50 for bar'q chicken and salad was extra? \n\nSo if you want to spend a little extra, you will be happy. But if you are watching your cash...see you later Charlie.
__label__2 Such a great location for me and a fun little sports/dive bar. They have cheap pool, darts and video games and a nice little outdoor ghetto patio. They even have live music. I just wish you didn't reek of pee, rank beer and bleach :( I usually show up drunk though so the initial shock of the smell reeks havoc on my senses but then curls up in my nose, gets comfortable and I get used to it. The food is food, and I liked the sliders on mini croissant rolls. I've had a lot of fun here and would definitely recommend it as a last stop on the way home or for a game.
__label__4 I love this place.  Me and my roommate are regulars here (Marco and Ryan - the guy with the hat on all the time haha) and we love how we can walk like 2 minutes to get there.  The staff is great especially when they have Bryan back there cooking up the food.  They have great food for being a little dive bar.  Some nights are super dead, but there's usually a nice crowd on volleyball nights and friday and saturday.
__label__0 Oh My! where do I start?  The 3 sales associates that are sweet,kind and helpful must be recognized for their grace and class....But, I really wish this store would be shut down.  Rude,offensive,inappropriate and snotty is all I can say.  \n\nWhen I was pregnant...and wandering SFS aimlessly to get away from the 110 degree weather...a SA commented that I should check to make sure I was not carrying triplets....another SA comments that she does not know what she will do with the HUGE commission she will make by selling me a 50$ Theory t-shirt.  Another associate refused to set aside 2 pairs of Prada shoes because she wanted the commission right now...not later...she was trying to screw my regular sales girl out of the sale...in turn she screwed NM out of a sale all together.   \n\nI wrote a letter to their HO...got a call from the VP...who commented \"Well. we can't hold our Sales Associate's hands ALL THE TIME!\"...are you kidding me????? He did say that he would discuss each incident with the mentioned SA....Yes. I wrote down names...AND Dates.\n\nBut seriously, to refuse a return because you are going on break???? and to act like it MY FAULT for disturbing your glorious day at work? \n\nGet with it Neiman's!! this store is liability and so many out their would LOVE to have a job and would be glad to be helpful and kind to a customer.\n\nI would love to see that store turned into a COSTCO just like PV Mall...it's just what NM deserves.  The 3 SA's that do NOT deserve my scorn....go work for a company that makes people feel Beautiful,Happy and well taken care of....
__label__4 I have to leave a great review for Mary-Kay, one of the sales associates at the fragrance counter. I walked in in Yoga pants and barefoot shoes wanting to look at Acqua Di Parma. Now I may not look it, but I'm willing to spend a dollar or two on a good fragrance. Mary Kay was SO helpful, she showed me every perfume she thought I might like since she's a big fan of Acqua as well. \nBecause of her service (and also the great scent), I've decided to go back when she is working and buy the big bottle, just to boost her sales. She deserves it. \n\nThis is opposite to what happened to me at Nordstroms. This lady kept giving me a snooty attitude. Lady, I've bought 4 high end perfumes in the last 4 weeks, so you missed out! I couldn't believe the way she treated me there. \n\nSo if you're shopping for fragrances, go to Neiman Marcus, not Nordstroms. And specifically, go to Mary Kay. She's sweet as a button.\n\nEDIT: Gotta leave a good review for the rest of the staff as well, including Kim. Just spoke with a customer of mine at my work who said the fragrance staff holds this store up on their shoulders. I haven't had a chance to chat with the rest of the staff, but yet again, I am incredibly happy with the help I received here. You can tell their hearts are in fragrances, you can see their excitement, and they're a blast. \n\n10/5 stars for these girls.
__label__3 Went to Uncle Sals last night for dinner with a bunch of friends.  We had a great time.  Friendly, gracious and efficient service.  The food was outstanding and the prices were very reasonable.  We had everything from seafood to chicken.  Everyone raved about their entree.
__label__4 My family and I have been eating here for years.  It is a very unassuming restaurant in a strip mall location.  The food is always consistently great and the salad you get with your entree is the best.  Also, the garlic bread is amazing.  Some of the dishes I have had the pleasure of inhaling here are the lasagne, chicken saltinboka, fetachini alfredo, linguini carbonara, linguini and clam sauce, sausage and peppers, oh I could go on and on.  Also, they have a small bar which is dark and relaxing.
__label__4 Love this place. Truly one of the best Italian restaurants in the valley.. Great ambiance. Authentic Italian food. Very reasonable priced as well. Great service
__label__3 Hadn't been here for a couple of years since I used to have my office practically next door. Had forgotten how good it was, and especially the garlic bread always brought for free at the beginning. Came with my wife, daughter and her boyfriend for his pre-triathalon pasta. Two huge chicken dished and two calamari Fra Diablos later, we were stuffed. One note - the Fra Diablo was too mild for my, and even my daughter's taste. I should have realized when I saw the much older clientele, typical of the neighborhood. Easily solved upon ordering. And the prices were incredibly fair, $110, with 3 glasses of wine, tax and tip for the four of us.
__label__4 Hands down the best neighborhood Italian restaurant in AZ. The veal, chicken and pasta dishes are all amazing. One of the best salads in town as well. The bar menu is one of the best deals as well, tons of food for not a lot of money. They also pour a great glass of wine.
__label__0 What a waste of money.  I got home and cleaned off all the missed spots and glass that wasn't cleaned.  Not to mention when I was there I was hassled to upgrade to everything, even fixing my windshield. WTF
__label__0 Do not go here! Horrible service! Horrible attitudes!! Stay away!!!!!
__label__4 The best 'cool' place in Snottsdale!!! Kind of a dive bar but still totally popular. I just miss the ping-pong table. They must have ditched that for more table and bar space, which I guess is understandable but still. Anyway I love going there whenever. AND... it's one of the few Scottsdale places that serves (consistently) generous mixed drinks, if you know what I mean!!!!! And it never fails that I bump into great friends!
__label__4 Oldest tavern in Scottsdale, and still the least Scottsdale of any bar in Scottsdale.   Go early, go late, its always good.
__label__2 I'm not sure that I've really had a lot of fun here, but I keep giving it another shot.  I think you need to bring a group of people here because I've found everyone to be rather cliquey and not into socializing outside of their own kind.  Maybe I just don't fit in and that's okay, the drink prices make up for it. \n\nI usually end up staying only long enough to finish one drink... which I end up downing just so I can go somewhere else.  I have a feeling that someday I will have a lot of fun here though, and maybe it will be around this Christmas.  You see, I have never visited the Coach House when it's all lit up for the Holidays and it is definitely on my list.  Maybe I'll see you there and we can have fun together?  Please, help me see what you see.
__label__3 Definite dive bar in Scottsdale, but fun all the same.  The regulars and the bartenders were great entertainment!  Cheap beer and good people watching...fun place for a Saturday afternoon!
__label__0 Came here for the first time. A roach crawled on my arm the first five minutes. Not a good thing.
__label__3 Let's face it, Scottsdale can be a real pain in the ass.\nDress codes, pomp, and general douchebaggery are not uncommon in this town.\nSometimes you just want to sit down and have a beer, sans all the nonsense.\nCoach house is your place.\n\nThere's a reason this rickety wood building is so popular.  Especially it's done up in tacky christmas lights! I It's easy, and fun, and super low maintenance.\nTwo bars ensure you are not waiting forever to fill your glass, and the addition of a food truck out front makes satisfying the beer munchies super easy.
__label__0 I heard the music from the sidewalk and wouldn't even walk in. What a basic and lame name. I did not see any reason to go in there. I would rather walk around and listen to Andre Nickatina.
__label__3 Place was good. Very friendly owners. Menu was good if you're looking to stay with a familiar territory. I could defintely tell this was a place many regulars go. We found John to be a very nice guy.
__label__3 Tiny little (I guess that's redundant) bar and grill that seems to have a regular following and serves simple, yet tasty food at a decent price.\n\nStopped in late one night.  Well maybe it was 9 or so, but that's late for me.  I went with the turkey philly spike style (jalape\u00f1o and green chiles) and potato salad.  The potato salad (house-made) was pretty good, and I'm extremely hard to please with that.  The philly was better than I expected considering it was smoked turkey and not ribeye, and the jalape\u00f1o and chiles definitely made it better!\n\nI can't remember the name of the guy working that evening, but he was awesome.  Even though he was tasked with both tending bar and waiting tables, actually one table, he was on top of things and made us feel like regulars.  In fact, I'm wondering now why I haven't been back.  Will have to rectify that soon!
__label__2 The guy working there was nice.\nTheir food is not great at all.\nThere is a full bar, which is nice.\nThere is nothing on draft (all bottles).\nBut they accept credit cards, so that is good.
__label__0 My friends and I wanted to see the Flamenco show.  We had already been to Happy Hour so were not interested in dinner.  We ordered a small appetizer so as not to seem like freeloaders.\n\nThe appetizer was extremely poor quality for the price and was presented to us without one of the key ingredients.  The service was terribly slow, given the fact that the restaurant was nearly empty (another clue).\n\nThe Flamenco dancing was good but not worth spending the evening here.
__label__0 Terrible in every way, worse place I have eaten in recent memory and it is expensive.  This must be a front to launder money because I don't know how else they stay in business.
__label__0 The food was good. The service was horrible. The waitress spoke 10 words if at all to us. She was not happy being there. Manager was walking around but never checked in with us to see how was the food.  I ordered an ice tea and got one glass of it. no refill even after owner/manager passed by table saw the empty glass at the edge of the table 2 times. Waitress brought food, served over empty glass and did not asks us for a refill. The busser passed the table 3 times and saw the empty glass and did not offer more. I had to ask her for some more after that. I had a coupon for dinner and it stipulated that we had to leave 20% tip.. waitress ended up with a tip of around $17.00 for the worst service ever.. very disappointing and vouched not to go back. the restaurant needs a new decor also.. very dated. Save your hard earned money and go somewhere else..
__label__3 we are huge fans of their reverse happy hour on sundays. we get great service and are out of there before the uppity crowd arrives for some fool-snobbery. ra is a great sushi staple in the valley.
__label__1 Good: the eye candy is delicious, and the udon is decent.\n\nNeutral/Bad: pretty much everything else. I couldn't hear but maybe 20% of what my dinner companions were saying over the blaring music, even when they were sitting right next to me. Overabundance of loud, obnoxious Guidos and douchebags with the obligatory popped collars and fauxhawks. I'm a sushi n00b, but even I could tell the bland, limp things my companions ordered were not right - if it's supposed to be tuna, shouldn't it be at least marginally tuna-flavored? The green tea tastes like coarsely-ground tree bark and looks like antifreeze. Finally, being in Old Town, parking is non-existent unless you're willing to walk from one of the public lots.\n\nI'm not going back, not even on a bet. There's plenty of better sushi places in the Valley.
__label__1 RA in Scottsdale has gone down hill slowly ever since the owners sold out.  We used to love going to the Scottsdale location and always thought Ra Scottsdale sushi was the bomb however not so much anymore. Granted if you are in to watching the \"$45K-millionaires\" and \"recently divorced but look at my new breasts\"...then RA Scottsdale is the place to go. Avoid the Sushi as you will be disappointed and stay in their bar as they can pour a good drink.
__label__2 I called to make a reservation to celebrate my bestie's birthday here for happy hour. They don't take reservations. I also learned that no one could sit down until 75% of our party was there. We were expecting 10-12 people so we were able to sit down after the first 7 people arrived (after 20 minutes). It was really crowded. The music was way too loud! We had to shout across the table to talk to each other. The service and food were both good. I'll be back, but in a much smaller group so we don't have to shout to each other.
__label__1 Overpriced and not even very good. They were ok when I didn't know of better sushi options in Phoenix.
__label__3 Sushi that won't strain your budget.  Kyoto Japanese has been my go to place for Sushi for 25+ years now.  Lunch is the best value in town.  If you are looking for a swank, place to be seen Sushi joint, then head down the street to one of the other plentiful Japanese / Sushi restaurants.  If you are looking for a place with good sushi at a reasonable price and a friendly staff to serve you, then visit Kyoto.  I did notice that they recently raised prices after 25 years but I think you can still afford it. The price for a Tuna Roll is now a whooping $4.  Come on....you can't beat that and it is always fresh.   The Teppanyaki tables are fun and entertaining.\n\nOh, almost forgot......A Sake Bomber / Sake with a 22oz Beer is just $6 (at least last time I checked)\n\n If you have not been to Kyoto, be sure to make this one of your upcoming destinations.
__label__0 My mom and I were drawn in by the reasonably priced lunch menu and convenient location- but we quickly discovered that the reasonable menu equated terrible food.  The lunch menu is priced so reasonably ($5-$8 for a complete bento box) that I worried about the quality of the food as we placed our order.  My mom ordered the teriyaki chicken bento box and i ordered the sashimi box.  Neither of us liked the salad dressing (too much ginger), although people who like ginger will probably enjoy it.  I literally had to spit out my first bite of sashimi (tuna).  It was the most fishy and rough piece of fish I've ever tasted.  It was absolutely atrocious and the flavor remained in my mouth long after i spit it out.  After that first bite, I decided against trying the other sashimi out of concern that I would get sick.  My mom's chicken was also terrible- she described it as tough and over cooked.  We politely told the waitress (an older lady, possibly the owner) that we were both unable to eat our meals.  She rudely informed me that the fish was fresh and there was nothing wrong with it.  (note: if that is what they consider fresh fish, then their standards are VERY low).  I apologized and told her that I was unable to eat it.  She grabbed the plate away, but refused to take my mother's food (stating that there was nothing wrong with the chicken).  Another waitress came by and we explained the situation to her.  She was very nice and apologized, and my mom and I left the restaurant.  The food was so atrocious that we literally left without eating!
__label__4 Ahhhh......... where do I begin .........Moved here in 1994 with my husband and my 10 month old Lhasa-Apso boy, Cody..... ask Dr. Newland about Cody the wonder dog with the 6 out of 6 heart murmur.  Dr figured out the formula to extend his life for 2 extra years - you would have never known he was as sick as he was (neither did Cody!)  - always happy and playful without a care in the world.  We found Dr. Newland thru a friend and he took such awesome care of my Cody until his passing in May 2010. We added 3 more (Mickey, Sonni and Mc Duff) Lhasa to the family, and Dr. Newland cared for our 4 boys up until the last one passed in 2011 ..... they enjoyed long lives under Dr Newland's care ages 16 1/2, 13, and 8 (the last one McDuff passed suddenly from Hemolytic Anemia). The health issues that developed were always diagnosed and managed by Dr Newland very quickly - from heart murmurs, to neuro disorders to renal failure and cancer .. \n\nOur new generation of rescues are here - Sooshi, Duffy O and Big Jake - and Dr Newland is their doctor as well. We are always able to get an appt - sometimes same day - and Dr Newland gets it figured out. Always a smile on his face and the knowledge abounds.
__label__0 No bueno.  We read about this restaurant in one of the Moon's AZ books as a place to try for good, New Mexican food = not.  It was worse then Chevy's...the margaritas tasted like water and I got so sick during dinner from the food & margarita I was donzo for the night.\nAlso, you're definitely not coming for the ambiance, it's definitely a hole of wall.  It would've been fine if the food made up for it - but you're better off at a chain restaurant down the street.
__label__0 This place is the main setting of one of the most miserable nights of my life that didn't involve someone dying or me throwing up on my date or something.  Anyway, I'll spare those details and just focus on what a terrible experience this restaurant was.  To begin let me state in the interest of full disclosure that I live in Dallas.  This affords me the opportunity to eat some damn fine Tex-Mex, but it does not make me a Mexican snob.  I'm every bit as comfortable eating at a chain in my native St. Louis as I am at some of the better places I have found in Dallas or anywhere else.  All I ask is that it is good.  Frank and Lupe's is not good.  The people in my party wanted Mexican and several people affiliated with our hotel recommended Frank and Lupe's as the \"BEST MEXICAN IN TOWN!!\"  I see that in some of the reviews here, too.  Either these people are getting kick backs or Scottsdale has a seriously terrible Mexican restaurant scene.\n\nFirst off, upon our arrival we were quoted a wait time of 35 minutes inside and an hour on the patio.  Ok, guess we're eating inside, no problem.  Unfortunately, 35 minutes turned into nearly an hour to sit in the hot, cramped dining area.  We would have been much better off waiting for the patio and taking our chances.  There are few restaurant sins bigger than undershooting the wait time by almost half.  Off by 5 or 10 minutes?  Still crappy but it happens.  20+ minutes?  No excuse.  This highlights another problem with this place.  It is tiny.  There is no place to wait.  I guess we could have squeezed into the over-full patio and hoped for the best, but otherwise you're standing out on the street on a tiny crowded sidewalk with all the other unfortunate souls about to be subjected to the horrors that are apparently \"the best Mexican in town\".\n\nAs you can imagine, after waiting an hour for a table, our party was starving.  Luckily we were at a Mexican place, so we knew we were getting chips and salsa, so we waited...and waited...and waited and finally we hounded the hostess after 10 minutes of sitting there with nothing on the table.  Then we got the \"chips\" which were actually more like some thick bastard offspring of a chip and a taco bell chalupa shell.  Did I mention they were cold, too?  Warm chips can hide a magnitude of crimes, but not at Frank and Lupe's.  And the salsa was some watery, runny mess.  Yuck.  And what's that I see on the menu?  $2 for more chips?  Luckily the chips were terrible and they would have had to pay me $2 to take more of them, but seriously?  No one I have mentioned this to since has ever seen a charge for chips at a Mexican restaurant.  Was I reading this wrong?  Is this only if I don't order anything besides chips?  Surely it was, right?\n\nMoving on...after another good 10 minutes our waiter finally came around for our orders.  I ordered a number 6. I was presented a choice of a green or red sauce.  Being from out of town I asked for the waiter's opinion.  He told me he would get the red but \"its a little spicy.\"  This is important because it was the exaggeration of the century.  Before the meal came out I had finished my first diet coke.  Of course I did because it was like 30 minutes between getting the diet coke and getting the food.  Anyway, I specifically waited for another diet coke before I started the \"little spicy\" meal.  Then I dig in and I eat...and I eat...and I eat.   In fact, I finished the entire entree before I even felt a hint of spice in my mouth, and even then it wasn't much more robust than Medium Pace picante sauce.  Huge disappointment.  To tell the truth, the whole meal was bland.  There was basically no flavor even under the \"little spicy\" (emphasis on little, I guess) sauce and the rice was  apparently just plain rice with a little shredded cheese melted onto it.  So, we finished our meal, all massively disappointed, and then it was another 10 minutes until we could get the check and then after that we had to flag down another hostess to actually pay the check because our waiter was MIA.  You might say it was because they were busy, but we didn't start eating until almost 8 and by the time we were done closer to 9, the restaurant was at least half empty.\n\nThe biggest disappointment for me is how many interesting sounding places I passed by walking to this place.  Unfortunately, my party wanted Mexican and the hotel suggested this dump.  I had one meal out on the town in Scottsdale, on an expense account to boot, and I wasted it on this utterly forgettable hole in the wall disaster.  In fact, I take that back.  I will never forget Frank and Lupe's.  It goes on the Wall of Shame.  Learn from my error, fellow Yelpers.
__label__0 I realize that management is trying to keep the place as authentic as possible, there is a recurring theme in these reviews and eventually people will stop coming here, you have a great location and once upon a time an amazing restaurant.  The service and attitude of ALL staff is shocking, from the minute you arrive you feel like you are inconveniencing them.  You have a busy restauarant, if you do not have the kitchen capacity, do something about it, when you have a family with a baby, I would have preferred you told me to leave rather than seating me and making us wait for an hour for our food. And when it arrives you mess up the order and tell us that we can either eat what you put in front of us or wait another 20 minutes for the food we ordered.  And to top it off the food was cold, meat overcooked...absolute garbage. Is there any management on staff?  I never saw one and if there are they don't give a crap about their customers.
__label__1 Recently visited Frank and Lupes. Food was very good but service was slow. In fact, we had to go to the bar to order drinks because our waiter wasn't coming over to our table.  At the end of dinner, my dinner partner left the table to use the restroom, and our waiter came over and asked me if I was waiting to be seated......this after he had been already waiting on me for an hour and a half.
__label__0 A very poor excuse for Mexican food.  We arrived at lunch to find the place packed and had a bit of a wait, which despite the run-down lackluster interior, we viewed the popularity as a positive sign that we were in for some great food.  We were finally seated and were provided with food-covered menus and a basket of chips and watery, flavorless salsa.  The waiter finally came over to take our order after a long wait at which time we also requested some silverware and napkins.  After another ten minutes, he finally brought us some water and some well used silverware rolled in a paper napkin.  One would have thought that with salsa so watery, they would have provided us with some plates to prevent dripping all over the table, but the overall lack of cleanliness of the place seemed to suggest otherwise.  The chips themselves were greasy and bland and we only consumed some of them because we were both famished.\n\nAfter another lengthy wait, my veggie burrito finally arrived. I only managed to get through a few bites of this greasy, flavorless disaster before calling it quits and heading back to the office still hungry.  The burrito consisted of nothing more than soggy, overly greasy, limp, overcooked vegetables, of which spinach was the predominant variety.  There was no flavor to any of it or any spice, sauce, etc. that would give one the impression of eating Mexican food.  I have absolutely no idea why people would flock to this place.  The atmosphere is that of a dirty cafe with tables packed on top of each other and the food is beyond horrible.  While I avoid fast food at all costs, I can honestly say that I would eat at Taco Bell before ever coming back to Frank & Lupe's.
__label__3 In an expensive chi-chi district but has that neighborhood family restaurant feel. The casual outdoor seating with misters makes for a pleasant evening. Great big margaritas. Good service and nobody rushes you  Food is midrange ok, somewhat Americanized & not very spicy but solid selection.
__label__0 5 of us ate lunch there yesterday.  3 had burritos.  2 didn't.  The the three that had the burritos have been so sick all day today!!!  Vomiting, diarrhea, chills, aches.  Unreal.  My husband is a doctor and he reported this to the health department but they said they have to wait until more people report a problem!  We called the restaurant and they didn't seem to care.  My two sons and daughter in law are all still sick.  \nThey didn't eat anything but ice cream after the lunch and one son didn't even eat that.  So it had to be Frank & Lupe's.  I am so upset.  We drove home to CA with one son who was so sick in the car.  The sick ones are young healthy people.  Sure hope no children or old people eat there until they solve this problem!!!!!!
__label__3 Our first time here after a long but great day at the ball park.  A little bit of a wait since the patio was closed for a private party.  Totally worth the wait.  We were seated in the bar area and were warned it would be tight.  Chips and not-salsa-but sauce were darn good.  Margaritas awfully tasty.  He had the #5 3 shredded beef enchiladas and I had the #26 3 fish enchiladas. Very, very good.  We liked it not just for what it is but also because of what it isn't.  Is great food with authentic taste; isn't food slathered in sauce & cheese.
__label__2 The stars I'm giving this place are for the food only. The chips and salsa were okay. I had their chicken poblano enchiladas and they were really ,really tasty. I went with my dad for his birthday because this is one of his favorite places to eat. I enjoyed the patio atmosphere also and hope the next time I'm in Arizona to eat here again. \n\nThe only problem I have with  the place is that the service was awful. Seriously, the worst. I would give the service 1 star or LESS .The waiter acted as though he was distracted the whole time. He never re-filled our chips. It took over 20 minutes to bring us our drink order (diet soda and ice tea) and we never got re-fills on our drinks either. He barely made contact with us to take our order. Thankfully I didn't have any questions for him because I'm not sure he would have stopped to answer them if I had. They were busy but only with a Sunday crowd. We didn't go on a weekend night when I expect delays and distracted waiters. This was at 5:00 on a Sunday. Thankfully their food is good and the atmosphere is nice because otherwise I wouldn't recommend this place based on service alone.\n\nI just saw on some other yelper's review that chips and salsa are only free the first round. REALLY?  Maybe I won't be back.
__label__1 I ordered the spicy shrimp whichis noted as very spicy.  It was so NOT spicy and NOT flavorful.  However I had a nice time inspite of the food.....
__label__1 The interesting things about Frank & Lupe's are the name and the decor but other than that nothing else really stood out. Oh except for the chips, great chips, but a restaurant can not only be about chips. The food was mediocre I didn't even finish my enchiladas which is rare for me didn't find it was worth the calories. Might be a cool place for just drinks and app's but certainly not dinner.
__label__3 My daughter actually dragged us to this place, that alone was a miracle that she liked a place sooo much to take US there, lol!  The place is nice \"mom and pop\" feel to it.  When you first walk in, it looks like a little take out place.  Then, you look to your left and you see this adorable patio type dining area. Very pretty old world decor to it.  I felt like I was in Mexico eating.  My son didn't know what to get, so he asked the waiter what he recommended and he told us the #8. So my son ordered it and LOVED it!  The menu isn't huge but there is plenty to choose from.  Salsa was delish!  The only downfall is that if you are planning to go with a larger group, more than maybe 6 people, you might have a problem getting a table.  Definitely worth checking out!
__label__3 Love this place for Mexican food and margaritas.  My fave is their fish tacos, but all their food is good.  Prefer their outdoor patio area to the inside restaurant.
__label__1 The food at this place was quite greasy and lacking flavor. I wouldn't call this place authentic as it's just a lot of fried food with greasy yellow cheese. I do NOT recommend this for visitors looking for authentic Mexican food.
__label__3 Pasta Brioni was one of the first restaurants I tried out when I moved to the valley last year.  The bruschetta appetizer is a favorite and I've never been disappointed in the spaghetti and meatballs. My only gripe is that they don't offer Chicken Vesuvio, which happens to be one of my most favorite Italian dishes. I'd probably visit more frequently if they did. The service is really great. The waiters -- yeah, they're pretty cute -- are friendly, attentive and accomodating. Two thumbs up for Pasta Brioni!
__label__1 I really wanted to like this joint, I havent enjoyed pasta for a few months and was really looking forward to consuming food here. Let me tell you, for as long as it was to actually receive and consume the food.... it was worth it. The food was phenomenal, that was about it. Unfortunately it was incredibly busy due to the marathon, as well as the auctions. Meal tickets were getting lost, it was mass MASS chaos. Our waiter seemed aloof, and then after a while he started getting it together. One thing I really didn't appreciate was the fact that when we got there they sat us by the door to the outside patio (which at the time was closed). After a while someone propped the door open and it was extremely cold. I asked the host (some guy with little man syndrome) if they could close the door, he annoyingly said \"Nope, can't do it we have people outside.\" Before I could even respond, he took his little elf self and ran away. We also had our son along, this place is not so good for kids.
__label__4 We had dinner at Pasta Brioni the other night with my wife and some friends.  The atmosphere is quiet and inviting.  Max, our server, was very attentive and informative.  I normally eat chicken parmesan at italian restaurants but decided to expand my horizons and ordered the osso buco...what a pleasant surprise...very tender and tasty.  My wife and her friend had the home-made mushroom ravioli and said they were excellent.  We shared  bottle of wine and polished off the evening with home-made cheescake, which was to die for!\n\nI highly recommend Pasta Brioni for an evening out with friends or a date.
__label__3 It's close. It's cheap enough. It's a few feet from Scratch Bakery. \nAll these are great reasons to try Chaparral Cleaners and Laundry.\nI've been to a few dry cleaners where they \"can't\" get stains out of the clothes, and won't even try -- WTF??? \nChaparral has never had any problems getting the huge coffee stains out of my white and khaki pants -- yes, I'm a clutz -- and they also haven't melted any of the beadwork on some of the other tops I've brought inhere -- and for that, I salute them.
__label__4 One of my friends dragged me here after she went on a trip to New York and ate at the original one under the Brooklyn Bridge. I had never gone because it looked so ritzy... not my style of pizza place from the outside. But once I walked in it my mind was changed! It was nice and cozy :)\n\nWe started out with drinks, I got a root beer cause it was 12pm and I'm not one to drink a glass of wine in the afternoon and guess what... they have keg Root Beer!! It is freakin amazing =))\n\nI ordered the mozzarella, basil, tomato salad and it was amazing... but I was confused that they had it under the salad selection and it isn't a salad at all; it is the traditional slab of yummy!\n\nWe also got the Pesto Pizza... with nothing on it of course & it was to die for, I could have eaten it all day!!\n\nThis is one of the best pizza places in town! The location is great too!! \n\nThe pesto pizza is amazing...  go there, eat a lot, its good :)
__label__4 I'm dropping five stars for Grimaldi's for the total experience. Not only is the pizza delicious, but the decor is fresh and modern with a warm and inviting feel. The kitchen is open air at one end of the main room, with plenty of seating, and a good sized full bar at the other end. The service is quick, with very friendly and accommodating staff. Now to the food and drink. I had the Santan Brew Devil's Ale because they were out of the IPA, but I was pleased to find that the Devil was still hoppy and a good pairing with pizza... flavorful but not too strong. The pizza... man oh man the pizza. Definitely the best thin crust I've ever had. The cooking technique gives it a very nice crispy outside but soft inside. The cheese is always fresh mozzarella and both the traditional red sauce and white garlic are great. All the ingredients are fresh and tasty and worth the money. My last visit left me wanting more sausage but that's a small discrepancy in a solid track record. At the very least give it a try and if it falls short it's all good... it's just pizza people.\n\nOh almost forgot, the Canoli are awesome! Maybe slightly overpriced for the size, but well made and decadent.
__label__4 Yummy!!!!    Very good.   Wow, calzone personal can feed two.   :)
__label__3 Went here for my birthday with about 12 people and we enjoyed out first experience at Grimaldi's. We had about 4-5 large pizzas and had a lil leftover to take home but boy was that the best pizza I have ever had!! A lil bit hard to find but this is my new favorite pizza place! :)
__label__4 You want Italian? You're no where near New York? Go to grimaldis. NY pizza at its  finest. Great service, great food, great venue. Thank you!!
__label__0 My girlfriend and I came in for a pizza later on in the night and sat at the bar on the 17th. Once we sat down we put our order in with the bartender. The bartender asked us if it was the first time we had been there, which it was. We were pretty hungry so we ordered a salad to hold us off until the pizza got out to us. We also ordered extra sauce for our pizza. A little over an hour later, we receive our pizza and never even got our salad. When we asked about our salad he just replied with, \"sorry, I forgot.\" He also forgot the extra sauce that we ordered with our pizza. Overall, the pizza was okay at best. It tasted pretty dry, as though it had been sitting for sometime before actually coming out to us. Due to the poor service and mediocre pizza, I don't think we will be eating at Grimaldi's again.
__label__0 Bad, bad and more bad. Dirty,  unkept. A/C broke it i was 87 in my apt at 10 o' clock at night, took them weeks to handle the situation. They could seem to care less. I fixed things there  ( cabinets,  frige, sink ) and they still didnt return my dep. apt was left spotless and shampooed. They lost packages from the mail. There are roaches everywhere, who knows what other bugs. All in all just bad! I want to leave 0 stars!!!
__label__3 Tonight was my first night checking out the Grotto, and after a bad service experience with another place close by, i was ready to eat anywhere at that point. \n\nI have passed the Grotto many times living in Scottsdale, and have often walked by smelling the aromas grazing my senses while strolling by...i love that they seem to always have their doors/windows open and the tables overlooking the street are fantastic.  \n\nAnyway, as Brett S. said , the service can be a little bad but it is definitely part of the charm.  Anyone who has every been to a real Italian \"joint\" understands this.  I was almost pleased with how traditional the feeling was, as in \"if you don't like it, get the heck out\" haha. It was also a very packed Friday night around 730, so i truly expected nothing but a wait anywhere we went, but we at least found a group of down to earth people entering and exiting wearing everything from jeans and a t-shirt like me, golf attire, to going out clothes. No matter your style, they treated you all the same.  Perfect!  (finding a place like that in Scottsdale is hard to do!)\n\nWith it being a Friday night and already having a bad experience with a previous place, i just wanted a square meal and to head home, so i didn't do as much sampling as i would have liked.  We started out with the calamari which came with a marinara sauce with a little kick to it.  It looks like they added red pepper flakes at the end, but it was a nice touch.  I had the house salad with vinaigrette dressing...and word to the wise, if you don't like onions, this salad (at least with the vinaigrette) comes with sneaky chopped marinated red onions in it...so beware! The blue cheese crumbles were a nice touch as well.\n\nMy friend ended up ordering the fettuccine alfredo and i chose the cannelloni. The fettuccine was much smaller portioned than i thought it would be, especially in comparison to my dish...so if you're very hungry, i would stray from this dish.  While normally a classic favorite, i didn't quite like the added spices to the dish, which seemed to be an Italian seasoning.  The alfredo sauce alone was to die for though.  The cannelloni was phenomenal.  Everything was cooked to perfection and flavored out of this world. \n\nPlease also note....when this food is done, it's coming to your table, steaming hot! So wait a few before you take your first bite because you'll probably burn your mouth in some way/shape/form! :o)\n\nOverall the Grotto really picked up my night, and being a yankee in a western state...it's nice to have a piece of home right around the corner.  I'll definitely be coming back!
__label__0 This is a RETALIATION POST.  Should we start with the ambiance, people watching or wine selection.  All good.  No, we'll just dive in to the horrible handling of a bad dish.  My girlfriend ordered Veal Piccata and the dish was too salty to eat.   I was done with my meal by the time our waiter asked about her plate ( he took the plate away and said the \"boss is fixing it.\")  The \"boss\" came back from the kitchen with the original veal re-plated as a thinned down version of the original and blamed the saltiness on the Romano cheese.   [I've seen  the movie Waiting and could not discern what thinning agent they used.]  She did not taste the rinsed off version of the Veal Piccata.  She sent the plate back a second time.  The waiter told me that the boss and the chef had tasted her food and it was fine;  that same plate was redelivered to her to eat.  They charged us full price for the entree and offered no renumeration for their inedible meal.   Loved the soup, good wine and my Chicken Marsala, but when faced with candid legitimate criticism, they were indignant, incredulous, and rude.
__label__0 Owner is an arrogant prick!!! Don't care if the food is good or not, but there are too many good restaurants in old town to give this guy your hard earned $$$$
__label__3 Nice ambiance and good seafood for AZ. Would definitely recommend this place. Waiter also gave us free dessert!
__label__0 I concur with several other customers commenting on the owner. We frequented this restaurant for years however once we saw the other side of the owner, that was it for us.  Unpleasant and Rude is an understatment. It's not the way we want to spend a nice evening.
__label__0 As soon as we walked in, the greasy haired \"Guy\" walked up to me and said, \"You look young....\" I'm thinking, \"Was I just insulted?\". So I asked my daughter and she said, \"Geez! I think so?\" The night went DOWNHILL from there. I was publicly chastised for listening to a message on my cell - from my deployed Son, by the way, and the wine menu was yanked from my hand and I was ordered to have the big red wine that I didn't want and didn't enjoy. So I ordered my own bottle and ended up paying for both. Be warned - the wine list is very, very thin. This guy gives Snottsdale a BAD name. After spending a couple of hundreds, I left angry, humiliated and almost forgot what I ate because I hated this Maniac so much for almost ruining a well deserved night out with my family. The food? Pretty good for way overpriced Italian. Too bad there is such a big DISCONNECT between the front of the house and the kitchen. The whole experience left a bad taste in my mouth, regardless of some of the better Italian food found in the area. I'll spend my discretionary income where it is appreciated and hope to God that someone gets rid of that JERK. NO GO GROTTO says it all. Thanks for reading! \nIn All Sincerity, \nFoodBlogger
__label__0 If I could, I would give this place zero stars! The food was not bad but if you like to be treated rudely and enjoy crappy service then this is a place for you! Right when we were seated my husband wanted to get up and leave but we were in a large group so out of respect for everyone else who was hungry in our group we stayed.
__label__0 One of the worst experiences I've ever had in Scottsdale.  These folks need to head back to NYC and take their terrible food, service and bad attitude with them.   \n\nI cannot believe all the good reviews here.   \n\nThere were eight of us so they automatically add the tip and boy did we pay for it.   The terrible waiter who admitted he was from buffalo complained about us right to our face and the odd thing is we didn't do anything at all.  Owner came over at the end of he night and told me that you don't have to like everybody as he doesn't like his ex wives (?) and they didn't need our business as they're always packed. He also suggested I write a terrible review so I thought I should.  \n\nFood is expensive and below average. \n\nDefinitely not worth it.
__label__0 Had dinner last night.  I ordered calamari from our waiter who called himself \"meatball,\" and I  asked if he had tarter sauce.  He said they did not have tarter sauce. I asked if he had any mayo (I could make my own).  He said to me \"I'm not making you tarter sauce,\" then turned his head and mouthed some obscene remark.  I was very insulted.    After dinner I paid the bill and gave him a 10% tip instead of my standard 20% and on the check I added a message that he insulted me and I'd see him on Yelp.  He ran after me where I was standing at the curb, irrationally and aggressively talking about the tarter sauce.  I tried to explain that he totally missed the point, and that it was how he handled my request, but he wouldn't listen.  He told me to get off the  (public) property or he would call the police.  My husband thought \"meatball,\" a 350 pound guy, was going to hit me.  The whole scene was a nightmare.  This is the first time I have critiqued a restaurant on Yelp and I was astounded at the depth of the negative reviews.
__label__0 I went there last week it wasn't even busy I waited 15 plus min and no one came to take my order! I had to walk out of this joint   It should be ashamed to be have a location on old town and piss people off and run their business like an amateur little kids! I hope you guys shut down very soon!
__label__4 I searched for 4yrs and 6 tailors to find Phil and his father. I've paid more (often) for less; and they've even offered to fix some poor work done by other tailors on jackets of mine. Second generation Italian tailors with a refreshing crass attitude and unparalleled work. Dont be turned away by Phil's sarcasm and perceived lack of caring - it is a ruse that creates a special bond between him and his fellowship. Time after time I have brought suits, jeans, button downs to Zizzo's and they have been able to craft it to fit like a glove, literally. I like my suits to fit me just perfectly and with my drop 10 frame and 57\" chest, it's often tough. they work delightful magic in their backrooms and the customer service, although not always PC, is the only place in town to go. Dont think twice.
__label__2 The last few times we have been here, we've sat upstairs at the bar.  Franco has always been our server so the last time we were there I asked him how long he had been working there - 35 years was the response.  Kudos Franco.\n\nWe have tried many items on the menu.  The food is mediocre, but satisfying and flavorful.  The lavosh is incredible.  Stay away from the cajun chicken quesadilla (very messy and only cheez and chix) and the buffalo wings scared me a bit (not a fan of pulling apart pieces of chicken).  I would recommend the veggie lavosh or the cajun lavosh.  We have had the fruit plate (LOTS of fruit - great for a hot summer day), and various sandwiches.  \n\nThe prices aren't too bad - the drinks are a little on the pricey side.  The other employees are generally friendly and helpful.  It's a great place for late night eats.
__label__3 No matter what hour of the day, day of the week, or time of the year - the Grapevine is a must visit kind of place for locals and tourists alike!  \n\nThe patio upstairs is fantastic for hanging out with your family or friends, grabbing a bite to eat, and relaxing and enjoying the sunshine.  The bar upstairs has TVs, so you'll be able to catch whatever game you are trying to see. \n\nFor happy hour and on into the night, you can stay and rock out to the karaoke. The people here aren't messing around!   You'll get a little bit of everything from Elvis to Dixie Chicks to Sir Mix a Lot.   Where could you find that kind of entertainment all in one place?!
__label__1 Don't come here before 10 pm on a Friday night unless you want to listen to old ladies singing oldies songs. We were a fun group that stopped in at 8:30ish to listen to some karaoke, and it was a disaster. A bunch of blue hairs reliving their glory days and terrorizing the ears of everyone in the restaurant. I'll come back here when I'm 60. The service was also pretty bad, I remember looking back to find out server and just saw her sitting at the bar top doing nothing. On a Friday night in a bar? Really lady?
__label__1 Hopefully they like your song choices or else you will buy drinks while waiting to get your name called.. The table next to us got here after us and submitted their song choices after us and got to perform before us.  Geisha Go Go is better and you'll spend the same amount and actually get to sing!
__label__3 I have to admit I was expecting more from SMoCA.  The only thing that the museum suffers from is it's size.  It's small and the jury is still out on whether or not that is a bad thing.  The exhibits I saw \"space is the place\" and a collection of modern masterpieces from a local families collection was very very impressive.  \n\nFlow throughout the gallery space was quite nice though leaves you wanting much more.  The architecture by Bruder is minimal and to the point which is quite refreshing.  If you visit don't snooze on the great James Carpenter Glass installation and the James Turrell skyscape on your left as you enter the museum.  \n\nThe gift shop was nice and had some great art/design books.   I would've liked to pick up a \"space is the place\" poster but they didn't have any.  Definitely recommended for the quirky exhibits and of course the Turrell and Carpenter installations.  Wait...maybe I did get what I expected out of SMoCA.   \n\n\nMy bad, SMoCA.
__label__1 Did not like any of the art/photos on display.  Is it really art?  Photos were a bit disturbing, but not in a good way.
__label__3 This place is just GREAT.  Have been coming here for a many years it is very well managed, the food - all of it is in some way special even the cheeseburgers are oblong very tasty and served on matching poppy seed rolls.  The roti chicken is incredible everyone at the table ate mine.  The garlic mashed potatoes- excellent, the wilted spinach - the best I have had.  Hey it's not cheap but the beers are only $5 - oh and the complimentary french bread is prepared on the grill with the grill marks in it.   Hey and the atmosphere is warm and fuzzy even if you are with 2 kids - ( oh and they loved it too)
__label__2 I made my first trip to Bandera a week ago or so. Actually I forgot I'd been there until I saw Gabi's review. I wasn't particularly hungry when we stopped in for a late dinner before Nathan's surprise party, so my meal consisted of a few sides. We started with the obligatory cornbread skillet which everyone raves about...I wasn't crazy about it. I love the idea: cheese, cornbread and green chiles, but it was WAAAAY sweet for me. I definitely expected something more savory and cheesy, but the sweet corn over-powered everything else. \n\nMy 'meal' was the side house salad and a side of mac and cheese. I make really awesome m&c so I wasn't uber impressed with bandera's version but it was good nonetheless. The 'nice little house salad' was indulgent, my favorite part by far. Well-dressed, ribboned lettuces and cabbages, with I think 1/12th of an avocado and a tablespoon of goat cheese and a few other bits and pieces tossed in. \n\nOur server was pleasant, service in general was quick and we were seated right away too, which was surprising on a Saturday night around 9pm. I would go back if someone suggested it.
__label__4 Started off with the skillet cornbread and the grilled artichokes for appetizers. Both were unbelievably good. The grilled artichokes were just short of a spiritual experience! I could almost hear an angelic choir hit the high notes after my first bite. \n\nFor the main courses, we ordered the Kobe beef tips and the grilled salmon. The beef tips were the clear winner, tender, cooked to perfection, and with a nice wood-grilled flavor. The salmon was good, but the \"green rice\" that came along side of it was a little on the tangy side for me. The salmon had a sweet glaze over the top which was good, but I guess I was not in the mood for that flavor. \n\nThe bottom line is, the Yelpers were right again. This place is a winner. You won't be disappointed.
__label__3 Me and a friend came here after dinner at the Pink Pony to have a drink and people watch. Great service and a pretty center bar to relax. I'd like to come back for dinner here.*
__label__4 One of my all time favorite restaurants in Old Town Scottsdale. The rotisserie chicken is wonderful, but what brings me back every time is their AMAZING Macho Salad. I dream about this salad, find myself craving this salad several times a week...and not living in Scottsdale this sucks (although just found out they are a chain and I can now go to the one in Orange County, CA. Yay).\n\nI also recommend the skillet cornbread, it's VERY good! The wine & beer lists are really good too. Only thing on the menu that ever disappointed was the mashed potatoes, who the hell puts cauliflower in mashed potatoes?! LOL
__label__4 Here is the breakdown. Fresh squeezed oj and goose, the salmon , and the filet! This is all you need. The sides are awesome too. I'm not going to say I have never had a crappy server here, but that happens anywhere at times. I will give 5 stars for the quality of the food and the reasonable pricing.
__label__4 I like Bandera. The food is upscale bar food but the presentation is good and I love the wood smoke flavor the meats have. Some of the servers are a bit uppity but in general they are very professional and quick. I will keep coming back. I love the cornbread appetizer.
__label__4 Love love love this place! Bandera is our benchmark; Whenever my husband and I try a new restaurant we always compare it to Bandera. Maybe that's one of the reasons we keep coming back here so often! As many new restaurants as we try, very few measure up to this place. There are so many things I love about Bandera I need to make a list, paragraph form just won't cut it.\n1. Consistency. In my experience very few restaurants can pull off making the same dish exactly the same way every single time. Bandera does. We go back over and over again for our favorites and it always tastes exactly the way it's supposed to.\n2. Food. It's amazing. Some of our favorites:\n     -grilled artichokes\n     - corn bread (my arteries hate me afterwards but seriously, best corn bread ever)\n     -macho salad\n     - crispy chicken sandwich\n     - peanut cole slaw\n     - every single fresh seasonal vegetable they serve\n     - banana cream pie\n3. Service. Always friendly. Always knowledgable. Love that I can start a tab at the bar while I wait for dinner and they transfer it to the dinner table, no questions asked. And yes, the bartender is tipped out appropriately on this transfer so I don't have to worry about that. \n4. Take out. It's hard to find take out that tastes as good at home as it does in the restaurant. Sometimes you just want to eat something delicious in your pajamas and on your couch! And as many times as we have ordered take out from Bandera (and it's been a lot of times) they have never once messed up our order or forgotten anything. Seriously! That never happens but here, it just does. \n\nSo, long story longer, we love Bandera. If you've been hopefully you've had the same amazing experiences we have. If you haven't been, GO! And order yourself a home made margarita while waiting for dinner, it's amazing.
__label__2 I do have to say there's been a huge improvement since they took out the silly black-light glo paintings.  I usually only go on Fridays or Saturday for 80's/ goth industrial night since I'm not too into the other side with the more pop-y type.  Nothing wrong with it, I'm just not as into the music they play on that side.\n\nParking sucks unless you get there relatively early.  Air quality was pretty bad when there was smoking since there was little to no cross ventilation.  Now it's better, but it's quite small so people tend to get smushed in there.  Fortunately for me I have friends who know the important people so I always have a seat somewhere.\n\nThat's the redeeming quality - the same crowd goes out so you get to meet and know people better, and everyone has the same taste in music.  DJs are awesome and really take requests into account.\n\nDrinks are boozy - not watered down (at least mine weren't) so you get your money's worth there.  \n\nIf you're looking for a night out and don't take yourself too seriously, it's a fun place to go.  Better than sitting around at home anyway, right?
__label__2 The Office Max in South Scottsdale get's the job done. They have a good selection of office products.
__label__4 While I'd read some questionable reviews about Fast Fix other jewelry shops at the mall didn't want to take on removing a ring that wouldn't slip off. Fast Fix stepped up to the challenge for $20. After a specialty designed ring removal tool failed to cut through the stainless steel ring, they took me in back with their master craftsman ( I think his name was Antonio) and had him use an air powered ryobi-like tool to cut it off. He made a shield to protect my finger then spent 20 minutes diligently working his way through the sturdy metal. I really appreciate this as the ring was starting to dig into my hand and started causing real problems - If Fast Fix hadn't stepped in I might have needed to go to the ER to get it removed (likely more than twenty minutes and $20). BTW $20 for a watch battery installed or $10 to remove a watch link is fair when you consider mall rent - your simply paying a premium for convenience.
__label__0 This place is downright awful.  The only reason I'm giving it one star is due to location to Old Town and the staff were nice.  Otherwise it would get a negative score.  Pony up the extra dough and stay at the Marriott or Hilton... you'll thank me.
__label__4 High end coffee shoppe with a local \"feel\".
__label__4 The people that work here are amazing. All of them. They're not only friendly but they take care things. Great experience every time.
__label__2 It's hard to give a place more than 3 stars when the food is decent but you can get much better and more authentic for the same prices elsewhere. This is quality Chinese fast food, but it's uninspired and you feel like you're at a glorified McDonald's after more than 3 trips here. However, once in awhile McDonald's does hit the spot and Pei Wei may do just that for you as well.
__label__1 I have eaten their food for years now at several locations.  It usually tastes the same at all. Decent\n\nToday, my noodles were burnt. If I were to imagine what a melted plastic fork would taste like, this would be it.\n\nI stomached thru a few bites before doing the unthinkable.  I sent it back.  If an employee had not come by my table and asked if all was good I would have finished eating and left.\n\nThe crab rangoons were good and I really like the chai vanilla tea.   My replacement meal was of the normally expected quality.\n\n\nI think today they had a bad chef.  My friend that went with me said his meal sucked too.\n\n\n\nI will eventually eat their food again but it won't be my sugestion to go.\n\n\nOne possibility for the bad food could be this.  Two cops (police officers) were dining there too.  Perhaps we got their meals instead.  Many fast food places have a reputation of messing w/ cops orders.   Who has seen Super Troopers???
__label__0 RESTAURANT INFLEXIBLE. Reserved table for wine pairing dinner months in advance with the understanding that one of the party didn't eat meat. \nTwo days before the dinner we were sent a menu which contained no options other than meat. The chef refused to alter her menu to add a non-meat option. \nChef too self-important to accommodate clientele.
__label__0 I was unsure of my budget so when I arrived, I told the associate that I wanted to stay around $3,000.00.  She then told me there were only 3 gowns in the store that fit that  small budget.  She was polite enough but it was one of those \"pretty woman\" experiences. She told another associate right infront of me, that she only had a half hour and was going to have to hand me off in the middle of my scheduled appointment.  It took forever for her to pull the dresses.  Sadly the dresses were disappointing (the price was high and the gowns were just not great). I mentioned that I was interested in Lazaro.  The associate half-heartedly smiled and wouldn't show me the gown or any others for that matter.  She just said they weren't in my budget.  I joked that it's possible if the dress worked I could raise the bar- but she ignored me and that made me feel even worse.\nWhen I left the store, I called my mom (who lives in Houston) in tears.  I told her that I felt looked down upon.  First that I had to go alone and second that I was treated like a transient begging for water at the back door of a 5 star.  \n I have never felt so uncomfortable or inadequate in my life.  This was supposed to be my day to find \"the\" dress.\n Luckily, I went for a walk and around the corner to calm down and my dad called to tell me my dress allowance had increased and to \"go and get my dream dress\".  \nOn that walk, I happened upon Lillian Lottie- I went in out of curiosity and it was as though Destiny's Bride had copied their interior.  It's a small more personal and beautiful boutique salon with mirrored chests and soft lighting.  The lighting at Destiny's Bride was harsh- and I looked old  (that didn't help).\nThe girls at Lillian Lottie were so good to me.  When I arrived at that appointment, they had dresses pulled aside for me before we started.  Selected for me based on what I told them I liked when I scheduled (and they really listened).  I didn't have to wait for the dresses to be pulled for me.  It's amazing how a simple thing like that can make your appointment so much more productive.  I was offered champagne and was treated  like a princess.  It was a completely new start.  Guess where I am spending my allowance.  I am spending it on my honeymoon- because the gown I fell in love with was 30% less than the gown at Destiny's Bride that seemed mediocre at best. \nI am also writing to Lazaro about the kind of salon that carries their gowns and why I am not buying a Lazaro.
__label__4 This is one of the best bars in town! If you have out of town guests, bring them to the Dirty Dogg Saloon. This place is edgy and fun. You and your guests will have a blast watching the girls dance on the bar. They play great music, and a lot of great people hang out there.
__label__4 Dirty Dogg Saloon is a place you'll never forget. From amazing drink prices, the awesome swinging and dancing bartenders, and to the fantastic music mix unforgettable is the word that comes to mind.  It gets packed and the weekends so you want to get there early to make sure you get a seat. The bartenders start dancing at 10 but with a little persuasion you can get them up there before then.  Great staff, fun customers, and all around good time!
__label__1 This will be short and sweet...which i usually don't do. AJ's fine foods...has fine food and great presentation...but the prices are absolutely not worth it for the exact same products at other stores. I guess there is only one kind of customer that would shop here...and that is a foolish one...again especially for the same exact products. Eat, Drink and be Merry my Friends...just don't do it at AJ's fine foods.
__label__3 This location seems to be one of the best of the chain. I recently sampled the Chicken Parmesan entree twice and it's way better at 11am, instead of at dinnertime, but it is still a good product. Some notable side dishes were the stuffing and cheddar potatoes, but the corn was a buttery, overcooked mess. Onion rings needed to be more crispy as well. The other stand out entree was the brisket sandwich at 8 bucks with two side dishes. The meat is fork tender and very solid for a  supermarket brisket. The BBQ sauce could have been better though. Great macaroni salad here as well, but the cannoli's fell short of true goodness. No quite the same as Italian versions.
__label__1 Let me start by saying, I didn't pay for my meal. I was my father-in-law's new wife's birthday so he paid.\n\nWe sat in the bar initially while waiting for more guests to show up. I figured with a name like \"The Keg\" they brewed their own beer. Turns out they do not. They only have 4 taps and 2 of those are Bud. \n\nOnce all of the guests arrived we moved into the cramped dining room. I've noticed in other reviews no one has mentioned how incredibly dark it is in this place. It's DARK. My eyes readjusted several times while trying to read the menu. It was also very LOUD. They were playing DUBSTEP all night. That was weird. It's like a steak restaurant named for what should be a brewery with nightclub atmosphere.\n\nThere were 7 of us and they sat us a table fixed for 6 so it was cramped. We moved a few of the wine glasses that were reserved for water off the table just make a little room. Our waiter came back over and put the wine glasses back on our table stating that they have to be there with no further explanation.\n\nThe food was ok. I thought the salad was hoaky, but the blue cheese dressing was AMAZING. We got a little bit of horse radish with our steaks which was INTENSE. I'm a horse radish lover and even I thought it was a little extreme. It was good, but whoa my sinuses are still burning. I thought the steaks were good, but no better than what my dad or father-in-law usually make at home. The only other anomaly was an order of mashed potatoes my wife ordered. They brought out a platter about 16\" wide with one scoop of potatoes on it. Made the already cramped table even smaller.\n \nIf you plan on having a party of 6 or more expect your bill to be in the realm of $500. No joke. The starting prices of steaks here are $25 just for the meat.
__label__0 I gave one star because the food was good.... Service terrible. My husband and I went out for our last date night for a while before welcoming our son into the world. We were seated quickly and a server introduced himself because our server was busy with a big party needless to say we had FOUR different servers which is ok but our appetizers bread and entrees came out within 5 minutes of eachother. Frustrating to say the least then the server came by and asked if we would like our filets put under the heat lamp while we finished our appetizers both of us enjoy our steaks medium rare/medium so a heat lamp is deff not a solution. \n\nI'm not one to complain but if I am going somewhere spending over $30 a plate I'd enjoy not being rushed through our entire meal. Will not be returning anytime soon.
__label__1 I have been to this restaurant dozens of times throughout the years. I find the steaks are always good, but the seafood is really hit or miss. Was there yesterday and my lobster was totally over cooked. It was like complete rubber. It was barely edible. I should have known better to order it there, but I love surf and turf so I gave it a shot. Very disappointing.
__label__4 I love the pizza here. I come here all the time with friends. The pizza is always delicious and the lunch specials are incredible when it comes to price. I have only had a couple encounters with snotty teenage workers but otherwise it has always been great.
__label__4 I recently had to get an MRI for a foot injury that ended up being way worse than I thought or the doctor could tell via x-ray. I was sent to Scottsdale Medical Imagining directly from my Podiatrist so while I did zero research before coming here, I had a great experience especially for having no idea what to expect.\n\nThe process was easy, I had a 12:30pm appointment, arrived at noon and was immediately seen by a Front Desk worker who helped me with my paperwork. She was extremely friendly and personable. After, I waited about 10 minutes and was taken back. Every employee I interacted with was friendly and thorough with explaining the process. It put me at ease since I have never had any imagining done before. The actual MRI took an hour but the staff was again helpful and comforting.\n\nI've only had 1 trip here and hopefully there won't be more but I definitely recommend :)
__label__0 Extremely disappointed and would not recommend consigning fairly new and nice furniture items.. I brought in 3 pieces of furniture that were purchased within a 2 year time period and were still in the store catalogs.  I gave them the receipts and they had priced them less than 1/2 of what they were purchased for and that was okay, but what disturbed me was, they were marked down within 2 weeks of being in the store and I was told that they had a lot of interest and it was priced to high.  The two desirable pieces sold as soon as they were marked down and the 3rd piece which was less desirable was never marked down ???.  I still can't figure that one out. When I questioned the man on the floor,  his response was we need to price that down too.  Very arrogant attitude and I learned my lesson the hard way.  There are many Consignment stores out there and they wait 60 days before they mark down an item and you split the purchase 50/50.  If it's a nice item, I'd go else where..
__label__2 I played Camelback - Indian Bend Course, today and had a very pleasant time.  It is a flat, easy course with very little elevation change.  A golfer need not be able to hit the ball long, as there are no  holes that require a carry.  They had over seeded the course several weeks before, so it would be hard to tell what condition the fairways would be when grown in.  However, the greens were perfect, although fairly hard.  It is a well maintained course, and the facilities are befitting a resort course.\n\nThis was a practice round for me, as I just wanted to try the course during the low rate season.  I played two and sometimes three balls, as there was no one behind me, and a foursome in front.  So it was quite an enjoyable morning,  and I would recommend this course, especially in the summer season - since there are numerous trees to sit under, and it isn't very crowded.\n\nI wish I had the option to give it 3.5 stars - I liked it better than the Orange Tree Resort, as it was maintained better, and didn't seem as old.  More importantly, the greens were much better that Orange Tree's, and the facilities were much, much better.  But Orange Tree's course was a little more challenging, had more doglegs, and more water hazards that came into play.
__label__3 I played the Indian Bend course on 11-21-11.  This is a fine golf course.  I found it to be well maintained and in good condition.  It is not an extremely challenging course, but it is good.  There are a lot of trees on this course, which is rather unusual for a desert location.  The only bad thing is that the course does not seem to drain very well.  A rain shower had gone through early in the morning on the day I played and there were several areas of standing water on the course.  Ther ewas actually on spot on the cart path on the 18th hole where the water was about a foot deep!  I didn't think I was going to get the cart through it.\n\nThere are higher quality courses in the Scottsdale/Phoenix area, but this one is better than a lot of courses in most communities.  I would play here again.\n\nThe staff is friendly and you are treated well once you arrive at the course.  Someone is there to greet you when you drop off your bag, direct you to the pro shop and get you situated for the driving range and first tee.
__label__1 Pizza should be eaten with hands. When one bites into a slice, the cheese should stretch and form strings until one puts the remainder of the slice back on to the plate.  Nah, CKP may be trendy, modernized, but genuine pizza it's not.\n\nService was above average although I had to flag down our server. Would I visit there again? Yes, if I wanted to fuse Italian pizza with Chinese chicken salad and Mexican tortilla soup!
__label__1 This restaurant is located in The Sanctuary, a posh mountainside spa and resort. Prices for midday lunch at the bar were reasonable, but our waiter was terribly slow and unattentive w/ no good excuse. Other patrons noticed and he started comping things, but unevenly. We ate at the bar - the caesar salad and sandwich (which they did graciously split for us) were both, fine, but nothing to write home about.  It had a cool little vibe I guess and in a really pretty hotel.
__label__4 I've held off writing a review of Elements simply because I've never actually eaten off the house menu. This review is based on the sheer awesomeness of how Executive Chef Beau Macmillan runs the place and the amazing opportunities that he provides. \n\nDuring the summer Elements hosts a Lunch and Learn, where they bring in top notch chefs from around the valley, as well as celebrity chefs like Robert Irvine. \n\nI attended a Lunch and Learn event hosted by Geoffrey Zakarian, judge on Chopped and all around groovy guy. Over the course of several hours he whipped up three amazing courses (with wine pairings), demonstrating how to make each dish and answering questions. the atmosphere was relaxed and fun. Chef Macmillan was also there to answer questions and make jokes as well. What an amazing day! \n\nWhile at the lunch I made reservations for another event, the Table for 12 dinner. Essentially 12 people dine in a private room that is directly off the kitchen, with only a few glass doors separating you from the chaos. the chef of the evening was Petite Maisons' own James Porter. \n\nI'm not exaggerating when I say this was the most enjoyable dining experience of my life. The setting was intimate, Chefs Macmillan and Porter were on hand to discuss the courses, food in general and any other topic came up. The passion that they feel for food really came through. \n\nThe food was amazing, the wine was perfect and the company could not be beat. Hanging out in The Jade bar afterwards with the staff was entertaining and educational (thanks David for the taco shop suggestions!). \n\nI'm completely blown away that Elements provides such amazing experiences. Based on this experience I will definitely return to Elements, and I'm headed for Petite Maison. \n\nTruly amazing
__label__4 Best fine dining in Scottsdale area. We were seated outside the last time we went and had a fabulous view. It couldn't have been better.\n\nThe cocktail list is amazing - lots of unique drinks -- all great -- must try when you go. \n\nWe've mostly ordered the specials and have loved everything we've eaten. The seafood is amazing. You will not be disappointed.
__label__3 This is a fantastic spot for views & a healthy lunch!  Love the Bento boxes...all under 400 calories & delicious!  Keep it up Sanctuary!
__label__1 Went for fathers day and quite frankly I think Beau is starting to lose his touch.  Nothing ever changes, Its always the same over the past two years. If anything lesser selections  of  meat and miniscule desserts.  Our waiter didnt listen to us, this is the second time with this guy,  I will never use him again. They stuck us in the back room and place was half full, I hate a 5* place with no table cloths, of course the other side does. The wine list is only fair.   Pork chop was dry, margarita was not made properly. When I asked him for just a little more tequila in the next he brings a double with still just a little tequila in it.  The evening was basically a lost experience.At these prices looks like more Binks, Christophers, Mission, Vincents, Petite Maison
__label__1 I really expected better! And I've HAD way better from Roy's in the past. The Ahi poki starter was fine, although spicy enough to drown out the side portion of Tobiko caviar, which was a shame. The Sunrise at Haleakala role - a delectable sounding roll of salmon, aji, hamachi, and asparagus, was a disappointment due poor \"tempura\" frying of the whole roll. The batter was more like a fish fillet batter than a tempura, and too greasy. The overwhelming taste was fried batter, not fish. The scallops encrusted in foie gras were ok, but not the standouts for which I had hoped. The accompanying blackberry plum reduction was too fruity and sweet to complement the scallops. The dish included 5 giant scallops - I would have preferred fewer and better. \n\nService started out almost oppressively attentive and dwindled to virtually nothing (except water refills) by dessert. We waited about 20 minutes for someone to show up so we could ask for the check. The server was stumped by my question about if they have a chardonnay that is not oaky. He pointed out that one that was \"buttery but not oaky\"... hmmm, he needs a wine 101 lesson. And of course described the \"artesian\" vanilla ice cream. Again hmmm...can't say I've ever seen vanilla ice cream spurting from the ground under pressure. A forgivable error, but another indicator that the it's no 'pro\" service. \n\nThis food and service at a Bahama Breeze would get 3 stars, but at Roy's?? I really expected better.
__label__3 I love Roy's - almost everything is delicious and the service is top notch.  \n\nThey no longer serve bread and butter?  What's up with that?
__label__4 Everything was superb. It all blew me away. The wait staff was attentive to every need, the wine selection was very large, and most of all the food was to die for. There was nothing I had, from the appetizers, wine, main dish, and dessert that wasn't worthy of 5 stars. I do have to agree with others in saying that the price is better than other fine dining establishments that don't have as good of service, food, or presentation. . \n\nI had the Cashew and Rosemary encrusted Salmon (see pictures). The fish was perfectly prepared and melted in the mouth. It had a mildly sweet but rich sauce that complimented the richness of the fish. My date asked the chef to surprise him. He made him roasted duck with vegetables and new potatoes. We also had french onion soup as an appetizer and another appetizer not on the menu...both were amazing.\n\nThe open kitchen made the experience unique, as you could see everything being prepared and plated. The owner was extremely gracious as he laughed and chatted it up with EVERY table in the restaurant. It was a very special experience. I can't wait to go back!
__label__1 I was disappointed. The ratings and reviews on Yelp raised my expectations for this place. If you're a local I can see the appeal. Great wait staff, personalized service, and the chef even mingled with the crowd. BUT if you're in town on business save yourself a trip. This place is just OK. I had the short ribs, which by the way some on Yelp raved about. Where I come from they'd call it pot roast. The calamari and shrimp appetizers were just average.
__label__1 We didn't have a very good experience at Razz's. Maybe Razz wasn't having a good night because he was shouting at one of his staff members at one point and was excruciatingly loud then and with some of the guests at the bar. So, point one; if you're looking for quiet intimate dining, skip Razz's....\n\nMore importantly, the food, especially considering the high prices, was disappointing to say the least. My wife had a fish special (Sea Bass) that was overcooked and dry. The contrast of raw accompanying vegtables made for a terrible combination.\nI had the Bouillabaisse ($29). I'm no chef, but have done enough cooking to know that if you heat shrimp in hot sauce for more than 3 minutes, you get little rubber balls. For some reason, Razz and/or his staff doesn't know this. The only reason for the two stars is that the rest of the dish (mussels/clams that are somewhat resistant to overcooking) including the broth was tasty.\n\nIf it weren't for the groupon that mitigated the bill......I'd Really be upset.\n\nI think there are much better experiences for fine dining in the valley....
__label__2 On the recommendation of several friends who love this place, we tried it last friday evening. It was not exactly what we desire in dining, mostly because I can not have wheat due to an anti-inflammatory diet that I must follow strictly and many of the dishes and appetizers are wrapped in filo dough, pastry dough or breaded with panko crumbs.  The ambiance was o.k., although my chair had weak legs that wobbled. The staff was courteous and the wine selection was fair. I would recommend this place to people who don't have food sensitivities, they would definitely enjoy it.
__label__0 I am sorry, I am unsure what everyone was taking about. This is not the place for fine dining. The food in general was basic. \n\nI ordered the halibut . It was VERY dry. The sides are mash and steamed veggies. The Veggies, where not steamed enough, and mash seemed old. Ordered Fries for the baby, and they had an strange oil taste. Another ordered a few other meals , and they were not happy either. \n\nThe waiter our table had was strange, and did something weird with the tipping and tax at the end..to get more money. Still pondering it now. \n\nThe Presentation was nice. I would of thought it was going to be great, with all the compliments. It is small inside as well. Honestly It was abit dead on a fri night. Now I know why. Will not repeat.
__label__0 I came to have a skin rash checked and saw a PA since I had to wait a month to see the Doctor. I had multiple subtle rashes on my skin and was told that it wasn't anything serious. My rash grew and turned out to be a fungal infection that has now discolored my skin. I saw a PCP who prescribed the proper medication but it still has not retuned my skin to its original color. Never going back there.
__label__0 These people are the worst.  They get a little power over you and they treat you like garbage!!!  They are like Nazis!!  Just mean for no reason.  I hate dealing with them.  Curt and impersonal.  Avoid at all costs!  They like to call themselves a law firm, but they are a collection agency with absolutely no personal touch.  They obviously do not depend on repeat business from anyone they deal with and they show it.  I have never written a review before, but I was compelled to after my last phone call with Christine.  Good luck!
__label__3 I like perusing this place! They have many colorful decor items, including furniture, sculptures, furniture, fabric, bobbing turtles...the list continues. I bought some decorative tiles on here for $1 each. These are unique and cheap gifts, a good place to go if you want to give someone an \"Arizona\" present.
__label__4 One word: NIRVANA!
__label__4 The Camelback Inn is like a little Oasis or taste of paradise in the arid Arizona desert.  This is the third time I have stayed here over a (long) weekend, Thursday through Monday, and I am just in love with the place.  The last time was seven years ago and I can't believe it took me so long to make it back here.  I blame the dance competition I come here to enjoy which moved to another location for several years.  WHAT were they thinking?  This place can't be beat for providing service and luxury at every turn!\n\nIt feels more like a gated luxury community than a hotel.  There are a series of bungalows connected by a series of rock lined paths and grassy havens instead of one large building.  As i walked along the paths during my stay I saw families of quail crossing my path and bunnies looking at me quizzically from the grassy patches.  None of the animals seemed to be intimidated by their proximity to humans and let us approach them without running for safety.\n\nThe pools were refreshing and one even had private cabanas for people to rent if they wanted a little more privacy.\n\nThe average rooms were like little luxury suites with a mini-kitchenette complete with sink, microwave, and refrigerator.  The bathrooms were very spacious with a main area containing toilet, tub and sink with large counters separated off by a door from a second sink area with voluminous counter space.  It was incredibly convenient to have the two separate sink/counter/mirrored areas for two people to be able to get ready at once.  The magnifying mirror attached to one wall was one of the best I've seen in any hotel bathroom.\n\nThe best part of the room was the beds.  They were so amazingly comfortable; even more comfortable than my own bed at home.  It's like the bed welcomes you and molds right to your body.\n\nOur room had its own semiprivate outdoor patio area complete with outdoor seating which was wonderful for sitting and enjoying the relative cool of the evening around twilight.  I didn't make it to the pool during this visit, but my brother did and recommends it quite highly.\n\nI haven't tried any of their restaurants, but they do have a Starbucks up by the main lobby which is perfect to help you get going in the mornings.\n\nThe ballroom was very attractively decorated and the lighting was fabulous.  The hotel staff, particularly Eric and Dan, were helpful getting everything set up for our event in the ballroom and checked back in frequently to make sure everything was running smoothly for us.  All of the staff at this hotel is so incredibly friendly.  Staff members smile and say hello as you pass.  This place is so friendly and accommodating I wish I could stay forever!
__label__2 At Rita's kitchen restaurant staff is somewhat condescending; I got the entre size salad on a dish so small that is difficult to eat out of. Food is OK, expected. Big hang out place, bar area seems to be more popular.
__label__4 Simply  BREATH TAKING.. Went here with  hunny  for dinner .. It was simply  beautiful.. We had someone greet us at the doorstep, very courteous and friendly.  i love the atmosphere there because it's so relaxing, tranquil, and seems away from it all.\n\nDinner was beyond my  expectations  I had lobster bisque, not too creamy, I liked that. They often have some great vegetarian options as well.. I had the edamame/ scallion ravioli and martini which was delicious  . Hunny  had the fillet minus the bacon..\n\nOh...this place has some of the best views of Camelback and Paradise Valley .  Upon arrival, you can feel your shoulders start to drop and let the relaxation begin...
__label__4 I had been wanting to stay at the Sanctuary for a while now, and we decided on a quick 3 night vacation last week.  I must say we were extremely impressed with the resort, and cannot wait to go back!  The resort is a quiet paradise; it's in top-notch condition, with beautiful grounds, rooms, and amazing service.  The spa was a great experience; we both had reflexology treatments, and were able to spend time in the whirlpool and eucalyptus steam room as well.  The $ we spent on this vacation was well worth it!
__label__4 Lovely...swimming in the pool with that amazing view alone is worth the trip.   Maybe you'll be as lucky as I was and a hummingbird will fly next to you to have a drink from the pool... Heaven, no: Paradise Valley!
__label__1 Beautiful rooms and views. Room service is awful. The tuna tartare was tasteless and my quesadilla was so burnt I had to send it back. The room also had a number of technical problems that the staff could not solve, such as the tv in the bedroom not functioning. Overall, I wouldn't recommend this hotel.
__label__4 Get beyond the occasional pretentious d-bags and you will see one of the more beautiful resorts in the valley. Tucked on the north side of Camelback Mtn (or hill, in my eyes) the Sanctuary has one of the more beautiful views in all of PHX. The spa has a clean contemporary feel and is a great way to set the tone for your visit here. Head out to the infinity pool which has amazing views of Camelback and the Phoenix Hills. I haven't eaten at Elements (Chef MacMillan), but I have heard nothing but rave reviews for the food and obviously views. Now, the Jade Bar, this is one of my fav watering holes when I have out of towners in. Perfect way to show your guests all of what PHX has to offer, beautiful scenic views and endless flowing cocktails! The prices seem reasonable for a high end resort and if you can serve my Moscow Mule in a copper mug I will pay a little extra. If you visiting Phoenix, take a little time out and make your way to the Sanctuary, just make sure you bring your camera!
__label__4 A favorite place for more than a decade. Very consistent and an attentive staff that has been there for years and years.
__label__0 Was given this location via Priceline. Stayed here for 2 nights, and my room wasn't even serviced ONCE. If you look at my other reviews, I tend to review places only when they really impress me...and when things are average/bad...I don't usually throw stones...but in this case...I went to complain saying- you didn't clean my room...and you charge a $17.00 a day resort fee...can you at least take off the resort fee? They referred me to a very polite manager who did everything to try and smooth the situation over EXCEPT take off the resort fee. \"Oh, we will take care of you the next time you're here\"- how do I even KNOW this place will be in business the next time I come to Phoenix for work(once a year). Given the way they do business, they won't.\n\nWas not satisfied in one way shape or form. Especially when you compare it to the review I'm writing next for the place in Tucscon I stayed the next night- far better. \n\nOh- and what I found LAUGHABLE...they can't service my room in 2 days time frame...and there was maybe 20 cars in the lot...place was EMPTY. 20-30% capacity at most, I was the ONLY one in the pool. So the excuse that you're too busy- you can take that and sell it to someone else.
__label__1 Very beige.\n\nI didn't expect much due to the previous reviews.  Check-in was a tad cold, not very welcoming.  Front desk clerk pointed me toward the bellman to direct me to my room, which was at the back of the property no where near the lobby...she could have at least circled it on the paper map.  \n\nRoom- beige, and definitely could use a renovation b/c it's quite dated and tired.  One wall was mirrored, bathroom fixtures were gold.  Air conditioner and the bathroom vent were so loud, they sounded like an airplane was flying through the room when on.  Parking is limited...there are large storage containers blocking lots of spaces.  Thinly insulated...I could hear people walking by and talking and doors slamming.  Location is pretty good, right on Scottsdale Rd, about 10-15 minutes from Old Town Scottsdale.  I would say this is a 2-3 star place, and not any more.  \n\nBiggest gripe- it's the 21st century...Offer free wi-fi, (at least in the common areas).
__label__0 Resort??? I don't think so. We spent over an hour getting moved from one room to the next, trying to find a halfway decent place to sleep. \n\n1st room: Strong mildew smell\n2nd room: Cigarette Smell (later found out the building used to be a smoking building)\n3rd room: Toilet was broken and made intermittent sounds\n4th room: Lighter mildew smell\n\nWe were so tired by the 4th room that we gave up moving rooms and just decided to call it a night. Each time, they sent someone out with a new key (a 15+ minute process). Then we'd drive to the new room, only to find the next problem and start the wait all over again.\n\nThe rooms feel more like a motel than anything else. They have those old-fashioned, motel-style AC units that are ridiculously loud. Don't pay more than $40 for a night in this \"resort\".
__label__1 I would have given 3 stars except the fact that their Internet service was so slow I couldn't even open my email account while staying here for work. When I called to check on it they said there was nothing they could do. What? It's 2013. Not 1983. I would never stay here again. We thankfully got our rates on Priceline but I would never pay over 70 dollars a night for this place. And if you need Internet so you can do you work don't stay here at all.
__label__2 I got great service and they totally set me up with the right bike after receiving wrong sizing from another Landis store. They definitely spent some time with me on my shoe choice. My sizing appointment went well and they answered a lot of my new road bike questions though I thought some of their techniques a bit questionable. \nHaven't used for repairs yet but have a mountain bike in rough shape to bring in so will review after that.
__label__3 We had dessert & coffee here on Valentine's Day.  Not sure I would normally come here but we specifically came to see the lovely & talented Judy Roberts on the ivories and were delighted by her vocal accompanist, the enchanting Margot Reed.  That duo rocks our socks!  JUDY! JUDY!! JUDY!!!
__label__2 Nice place. More upscale than a \"pub\" ...menu wise that is. I had a newer item..chicken tacos. each one had a alrge deep fried/crusty chicken finger in it ( I was expecting more shredded chicken)  They were pretty tasty and had a nice spice. Harder to each with one large chunk of chicken though. The table we were at was a little warn and slightly sticky. They could use to take a step up on cleanliness. take everything off the table when you clean it so its done right.
__label__0 I am surprised at all the good service reviews for VT.  I have given this place a few tries and have not once had good service.  Usually when I experience \"bad\" service, I look for ways for the bartender/waiter to redeem themselves during the process.  Unfortunately, I have never had that here.  I checked the reviews here because this place is one of the few that I have dined at in Arizona that, for lack of a better phrase, left a bad taste in my mouth. As far as the food, I was never too impressed with that either, but the reviews say otherwise from my fellow Yelpers.  \n\nI will say that my last experience was so bad it prompted me to write the corporate office and they were responsive and sent me a $25 gift card.  Maybe I will give them a 3rd chance based on everyone's feedback.
__label__3 The crab cake is the best in town. If you order the Caesar salad with salmon, request it to be blackened. Game changer. If you are into beef, go for the marinated flank steak. Heaven on a fork. \n\nThe bar is very good sized and has full service for food and lots of TV's. \n\nBon apatite.
__label__1 We went with a group of 5 adults and one child tonight.  It was ok.  Food was wonderful, the problem was the service.  The restaurant was not too busy for a Saturday night, so you would expect on the spot service, right?  Not really.  There was no personality to our server.  There was no children's menu, although the margherita without basil works as a simple cheese pizza.  Waited over 30 minutes for our entrees.  The server messed up on one of our entrees, in which we waited awhile again for that entree.  At the end, they ordered us an cannoli to make up for the messed up entree.  There was no consideration of asking if we wanted to the cannoli first, just brought it to the table.  The most disappointing part was that the Manager was obviously walking around the restaurant and making no attempt to talk to the tables.  He did not even come over to talk to us after we had experienced the mess up.  It's really frustrating to have a restaurant with really wonderful food and terrible service.
__label__3 Oh yum! Went here last night with my wifey for dinner.  I had purchased a deal from TravelZoo and it was almost expiring... Our server, Brendan? was very nice and extremely patient being that my girlfriend and I were chatting more than looking at the menu. He brought us prosecco right away and patiently waited for us to get it together... For the first course i had the Tri-color ensalata with gorgonzola dressing... Oh my! This was right up my alley with the olives and gorgonzola. Great start! At the server's recommendation, i did the chicken saltimbocca for my entree. What a big portion! I had lunch the following 2 days with the leftovers from this. It was verrrry good and re-heated well. And because we had that 3rd course to go, I went with the triple chocolate mousse for dessert. It was a very dense, but amazingly light concoction. \n\nAbout the ambiance... It is more casual upon entering than I expected. That being said, it is a nice space. There is a wonderful aroma of garlic that fills the room. The noise level isn't obnoxious and the tables are appropriately spaced. There was no hostess the night we dined here and we waited at the door for a couple minutes before being approached, but that may not be the normal...?  They have a nice adult-contemporary/pop/rock soundtrack playing. Water and a bread basket with a roasted red-pepper aioli was brought to us pretty quickly after being seated. All in all, this was a very nice experience and delicious food.  It definitely deserves a repeat visit! Those stuffed shells are calling my name and those wood-fired pizzas deserve some attention next time!
__label__4 Love this place! The people are extremely friendly and helpful, the prices are more than reasonable for the quality of food, and the food itself is terrific. I have brought several friends and family to Cove Trattoria and not one person has been anything but thankful for finding this place. Have not had anything but a great meal here, from their burger to the lobster ravioli.
__label__0 Listen. I understand that I'm reviewing a Dairy Queen so I shouldn't be expecting much in terms of service. But honestly, I really don't want to go back to this location because of the terrible way the employees deal with customers. \n\nI came here on a Friday night in February with my boyfriend. We were getting some ice cream for ourselves and to take to some people back home. The place was busy, yes, but there is no need to have 4 teenage kids working one shift while in reality only two are taking orders and making ice cream.. Anyhow. \n\nWe first walked in and went to their frozen case to pick up a box of Dilly Bars. I picked one out of the box and walked to the counter so we could complete our order. While holding the box, I realized that there was some sticky sauce on the outside. I didn't even say anything to the employee, I just sat the box on the counter and wiped my hands with a napkin. Before I could place the order, he snatched the box away from me and told me to go get another one. He didn't offer that I could get another, he demanded. Awkwardly, I got another box and ordered an ice cream cone with sprinkles. Before we could tell him what else we wanted, he walked away and came back with the cone. We intended to order three more blizzards, but had to order them one at a time because we couldn't manage to get the order out without the guy rolling his eyes and slumping over to the ice cream machine to make a blizzard. Are you serious? Do you really not need any business? He seemed so annoyed that we kept adding items on to our order, but if he just stayed and listened to the whole thing he wouldn't have created more work for himself! Essentially he just made himself mad and took it out on us.. He even made sighs when we were asking for what we wanted. What a joke. I paid for our ice cream and left. Seriously terrible customer service. Of course the ice cream is good, but it's Dairy Queen so it's pretty universal whether you get it here or across the country. \n\nJust a note to the owners, there are a ton of people out there looking for jobs who won't jeopardize your business with poor attitudes. It's not that difficult to serve ice cream and chicken fingers. Come on.
__label__4 Great atmosphere great ice cream and burgers friendly staff best DQ around looking forward to come back again
__label__1 To quickly summarize my feelings of our experience at Ruth Chris's: Thank goodness we had a giftcard that paid for part of our meal! If we had paid full price, my husband and I would have felt more ripped off than we did when we left.  Now, we don't mind dropping $145 for a dinner if the food is really good and the atmosphere is amazing. Sadly, neither was true at Ruth's Chris Steakhouse.\n\nMy husband had the petit filet and shrimp combo for dinner. While he said the shrimp were very good, he said the steak was just OK. Definitely not the most amazing steak he has ever ate.  I had the crab cake entree, which was three lump crab cakes. Was it worth the almost $30 pricetag? Heck no! I appreciated that there was really no filling and it was lump crab meat, it was way way too moist for me.  I don't like my crabcakes bone dry, but I don't like them overly moist. McCormick and Schmick's are way too dry, but Ruth Chris's are way too moist. Blah. Also, there was too much horseradish or something like along those lines for my taste.  I can't wait to visit my parents in Maryland this summer to actually get some good crabcakes.  Our mashed potato side that we ordered was large enough for the two of us, but the potatos were meh.  The $1 instant potatoes we buy at Fry's are better and have more flavor.  For dessert, we had the cheesecake. I'm sorry to say that the cheesecake at The Cheesecake Factory is 10x better than what I ate at Ruth Chris's.\n\nOur waiter was very nice...attentive but not overbearing or pushy. The atmosphere was just OK.  We had reservations, but still had to wait almost 20 minutes to be seated...WTF? And for an \"upscale\" restaurant, I was shocked to see people roll in with jeans and sweatshirts on! Yuck.\n\nMy husband and I said that it is highly unlikely we will ever go back to Ruth's Chris Steakhouse.  High prices do not equal good food.
__label__1 I am being very generous here, because the expectations were so much higher. They jam packed us among a heard in the middle of the room. They couldn't  remember whose drink was whose and they brought my girlfriends meal out wrong, oh yeah, and it was her birthday. Well I just dropped the rating again, just remembering the experience we had. Then as they went back to fix her meal again, they just let mine sit out in front of me and get cold, cause you know if I started eating before her, not a good idea. When they finally brought her meal, we told them that mine wasn't hot anymore so they went back and nuked it, nuked it, I am paying $150+ for the 2 of us. Oh hell no!!! So we choked down our meals which were all right, I have had better. No apologies, no manager apologies, nothing. Might not ever go back!!!!!
__label__1 Ruth Chris, why does your food have to be so average and underwhelming\n\nThe restaurant is very nice inside and they have a great outdoor patio for drinks when it is nice out\n\nIf you go ask for Bruce, he is the best server that I can remember having for any restaurant - was exceptional and I dine out at many high end places\n\nHaving not been to a Ruth Chris in 4 or 5 years it was time to give it another shot, i remembered the food being very average and being underwhelmed by the steak, which was the case again - The steaks were cooked correctly, I feel their steaks are bland, especially compared to other chains like Masteros\n\nThe desserts were very good and the highlight for us, both the sin cake (very dark chocolatey) and the bread pudding with raisens\n\nWon't be going back, however the location and the service are fantastic, so if you do enjoy Ruth Chris steaks, you will be happy here - go see Bruce and he will make sure you have a fantasic time, as we did, even though the food wasn't up to our level of expectation
__label__4 All I can say is that I've never had a better steak. It was buttery, melt is your mouth goodness, served on a hot plate so that every single bite was hot. Not such a big fan of the cream spinach though. I thought it was very bland in taste. I'd go there just for the cheesecake. It is dense but very light in taste with a coat of sour cream on top. I've been there twice and each time our service has been excellent. I would recommend this place to anyone.
__label__0 Pretty bad. Both the wife's and my steaks were over cooked. Mine was well done (ordered rare) and hers was well (from a medium order). The waiter told us it was the lighting before finally conceding. The two tables next to us sent their food back too. Waiter reached across wife and forked her steak to put on a plate to take back... Not top tier service by any means. \n\nManager offered us a side dish as an apology... We declined. So much for a special dinner. The one and only time Flemings has messed up a steak they comp'd.  But that's probably because it's so rare that it happens there, clearly not the case at Chris's. Pretty sad, nowhere near the hype. For $100/ea (no drinks) I'd expect better service and better quality food.
__label__1 Open 24 hours with minimal choices of entrees to pick from the menu. Not cool when you're out late...drinking like a fish and dancing till your feet hurt. After a good night out, I'm expecting something that will hit the spot and make me sleep like a baby after. Don't come here if that's  exactly what you're looking for. \n\nToo bad there's really no late night spots in the valley. This is the time when I really miss New Yorks street vendors with ridiculous lines at 3am or Chinatown where you can eat to your hearts content & fall asleep in the back seat while someones driving you home or the diners where the menu is filled with so much choices but guaranteed a hearty meal or.....\n\nWhat a disappointment
__label__1 Walking past the charming courtyard, I was rather dissapointed with the inside interior.  It was valentine's Day and they had obviously packed more tables into the main dining area to crank out more $$.  The result was table's placed in odd configurations and ours half blocked a doorway.  We also had to listen to everyone's conversation because they were way too close.  \n\nThe food was not exciting, but we were ordering off a limited holiday menu.  I would be curious to know what type of experience we would have had if it had been an ordinary weekend.
__label__4 This is a great place to bring out of towners who think Phoenix is a hubble of sand. The patio is wonderful, the food is terrific, and the staff is helpful and not too \"in your face fancy.\"\nAlso- the wine list it to die for.\nThanks for always making us have a good time, Lon's. You're a Phoenix, okay PV classic.
__label__4 Lon's is heaven. Sit outside at sunset and smell the pinon fires, watch the sun go down and enjoy the great food.
__label__4 I had no idea the history of the restaurant until we arrived. Our host pointed out that the building is actually made of adobe, as there was an \"open\" wall to showcase this. It was built by an artist and his work is displayed on the walls of the restaurant. \nThere is a traditional southwestern, cowboy motif throughout, but it's tastefully done. \nI heard Lon's was great for their sunset views and chose this as a special place to bring my husband for his birthday.  Unfortunately, no one was seated outside on their patio and where we were seated inside, we couldn't see the sunset, which was disappointing. \nI have only positives to say about the food and the service however. Attentive, friendly, polite, we never felt that we were looking around for our waitress. As a matter of fact when I reached around to grab our bottle of wine to refill our glasses she magically appeared to do that for us.\nDinner was amazing; from the tasty breadbasket and herb butter through the sabayon dessert. We ordered the salmon and halibut which were cooked beautifully. The pommes and beer-battered maikaki (sp?) mushroom sides were devoured.  Get the mushroom if you go...it was our favorite item of the evening.\nI made the reservation on open table and mentioned that it was my husbands birthday. When we were seated our host gave a card to my husband which was signed by the staff. I thought it was a nice touch.
__label__3 A wonderfully leisurely Sunday Brunch
__label__2 I was in Phoenix for business, traveling alone, and based on the reviews decided to go to Lon's for dinner.  I wanted a nice outdoor seating environment. While I enjoyed my dining experience, there were several factors that prevented Lon's from being a five-star dinner in my book.  \n\nIf you are traveling on business, or eating with work colleagues, I would not recommend Lon's. On the night that I ate there, it appeared to be predominately patronized by retirees.  It was a leisurely crowd, as opposed to a more urban, more serious crowd.  This is not to say that the customers were not enjoying their meals, but if you are a business traveler in a suit or eating alone, you would definitely feel out of place at Lon's amongst those 60-and-70-somethings meeting friends for a long dinner.  I also had the impression that it was the type of place you might go for an anniversary, or special birthday.  There was a large group of 8 people celebrating a family occasion.  It lacked the seriousness of the types of places i like to go to when I travel for business.  That's not the restaurant's fault at all, but prospective customers should be aware of the target market at Lon's.\n\nWhat the restaurant is responsible for is overcooking my rack of lamb, which at a surprise $68, ought to have been cooked perfectly and included a bit more on the plate.  The price on the menu indicated \"market price\" but I would never have guessed at the actual price.  I really should have returned the lamb, but was trying to enjoy my evening and didn't want to make a big deal out of something that was totally edible and for which I would be submitting my receipt for reimbursement.  Nevertheless, i was just not impressed with the quality of the food for the price.\n\nMy waiter was very good, although was FAR more attentive to the tables with four people than he was even to the tables with two people.  He chatted up the four-toppers, while leaving us two-toppers and singles to linger.  \n\nThe outdoor dining patio was very nice, although it was quite dark.  While I am only 36 years old, I had a great deal of difficulty seeing the details of my meal while I was eating it, and the waiter actually used a flashlight to illuminate it as it was being served to me so that I could \"see what I paid for.\"  \n\nOverall, Lon's was very nice, but the kind of place I would take my mom for mother's day or her birthday.  I won't go back for a business dinner, and probably won't go back when I am in town again in a few weeks.  I just didn't connect with it.  Lon's had every opportunity to make me a \"raving fan\" of it's food, service, and atmosphere, and it failed to do so despite its positive attributes.
__label__4 A friend recommended Lon's, and I am thankful that she did. I went there for brunch, and thought the food and atmosphere were terrific. The price was also very fair for a meal of that quality. The service was also quite good.
__label__3 Excellent place for business or pleasure. They have wonderful indoor and outdoor seating. Staff is very helpful in guiding you through menu. Food was also good. I went with a group of friends and we each ordered something different. Food was excellent with a variety of options to choose from. \nOverall it was a great first visit and I plan to visit again soon. \nWell done Lon's!!
__label__4 This restaurant is always a treat. Great food and great service. The outside area is a wonderful experience.
__label__2 This Pei Wei is a mixed bag.  Really nice looking place - especially for a fast food restaurant.  Diverse menu, but surprisingly not very healthy being heavy on the fried and light on the veggies.  Prices not bad, especially in NoSco.  Servers are treated like idiots.  My girl had to stand around for 5 minutes doing nothing while she waited for the one person they entrusted with The Card That Can Issue Refunds to give me my refund when the girl with The Card overcharged me - needless to say, I was standing around, too.  Lots of food on the plate so I definitely left full.  A-OK
__label__3 The food is excellent, the wait staff is efficient, the place is dull.  Don't go for the vibe.  It's really, really dull.
__label__1 Apparently when you pay $185 to play the golf course it's too difficult to blow the grass clippings off the fairways. I don't mean to sound like an elitist prick I'm far from it. But when you've been living in Scottsdale for close to a decade and play a course the first time with that price tag on it you expect close to perfection. Greens were slow and course was overall in mediocre shape. I understand everyone is going thru or just ending their overseed process but to charge what they do in the condition it's in is a joke. For the price I would much rather play We-ko-pa or troon north if I'm spending the money.
__label__1 Well, you would think that I would learn my lesson.  I should NOT be doing anything before reading the reviews on Yelp first!  \n\nWe had friends in from out of town over the holidays, and we thought we'd take them to see some of the \"old west\" and have some fun.  \n\nSadly, it ended up being pretty lame to be brutally honest.  We did have some fun having our husbands arrested, and they had some fun drinking a whiskey at the saloon, but other than that, Rawhide is definitely meant for kids.  EXCEPT for the super strong margaritas at the Margarita Bar.  ;)\n\nUnless you're taking kids, skip Rawhide and take your out of towners to Goldfield Ghost Town in AJ instead.
__label__1 Not for everyone. Although I think kids would have a decent time here, for 2 adults looking for something to do, Rawhide doesn't have much to offer. We paid $5 for parking and spent about 30 minutes walking through the \"town\" and took a few pictures. But we really could have gone without. I wouldn't recommend putting this on your to do list for the area but if you're really into the western theme, I suppose you'll find town interesting.
__label__4 By far, the freshest fish to be found anywhere  - Toyama is a gem - and Chef Owner Mo is very accomodating, and has a great sense of humor. His hand rolls and specials are some of the best in town.\n\nFor a true live experience, I do recommend sitting at the bar as the sushi chefs are quite talkative and very knowledgeable about their trade.\n\nRecommended specials: Toyama roll, orange cup tuna, seasoned squid salad.\n\nService: best at the bar - dining room staff is attentie, yet inconsistent and more often than not - just plain aloof! If you want to sit in fron of Mo at the bar, just make sure you arrive there plenty early.
__label__4 I went to Toyama with a few friends on Saturday night and had a great experience. The owner and his wife were very nice and she greeted us when we arrived at Toyama. \n\nThe sushi was great, very fresh and plenty of different choices to choose from. We were all very happy with our food and service. \n\nThey also had Toro available ... which has been hard to find.  My fiance is always asking for it when we go to sushi places and it's been rare that anyone has had it. \n\nToyama is great  for a smaller place to have dinner with friends.
__label__4 Toyama has two wonderful Sushi chefs (Mo & Giro) who remember you by name and offer great \"off the menu\" selections if you request chefs choice. I highly recommend Toyama for their great rolls and sushi. They have the freshest sushi around and their wait staff is very attentive...so much better than the \"other guys\".
__label__0 I've been using this cleaners for several years and spent quite a lot of money here. Recently I noticed that all my shirts have staple like pin holes in the bottom of the back of the shirts. First I called the owner to tell him and he yelled at me then hung up on me. I then brought 12 shirts back to show him the holes. He claims that's the way they tag the shirts and no one has complained in 20 years of him being in business. I said that I understand that's his process but I still have holes in all of my shirts that his cleaners created. He would not compensate me in any way and didn't care that he would lose my business.
__label__2 We stopped in for breakfast and found the restaurant to be fairly empty.  They were pushing their \"specials\" pretty hard, and while they looked good, I choose to stick with something else.  \n\nIt did appear as if we might have been a little forgotten about, but the server was very pleasant and apologized.  \n\nOverall it was a very nice experience with good portions and good food.
__label__1 We went in for late snacks at about 12:00 on a Saturday night. The waitress was new and ordered us the wrong food and it took for ever to get to our table. The food was just okay.
__label__2 A small resort for a weekend get away.  The rooms comes with a full size kitchen, half size frig, and a small stacked washer drier.  It's a lovely little place to spend a quiet time away.  The pools are large with a hideaway jacuzzi area to relax it.  DVD rentals in the front for entertainment and room service from their on-site restaurant.  (You can order into the room after hours if the restaurant is closed.)  There's free wi-fi if you want to bring your computer for things.  Parking was kind of a issue since the spaces were small and the lot was very full despite it being off-season.  Friendly staff and quiet please made for a nice relaxing weekend retreat.  There's a steep $35 cleaning fee that is charged at the end so take it into account when you're budging.
__label__2 This place is nice but nothing outstanding. If you are looking for a place to go and get pampered this is not the place for you. The pool is nice and the hot tub is pretty large and awesome.  \n\nThe only restaurant on the premises is a small snack shop by the pool which has sandwiches and such. The rooms have kitchens which provide what you need if you want to make your own food while you are there. There is a breakfast provided from 8-8:45 two days a week which is nice but isn't out for long after the 8:45 end time. During that time you are presented different activities and excursion type stuff you can do in the area.\n\nThe concierge is definitely helpful as they recommended a good breakfast place (though there are others) and helped us get a tee time at a discounted rate at a nice course nearby.\n\nAssuming you have a car, going to Sedona is a must and is a pretty drive up there. Also interesting if you are adventurous and are comfortable driving on unpaved roads in the mountains is driving the Apache Trail which goes out to Tonto National Forest and Roosevelt Lake.\n\nI would likely go somewhere else if I went back to Scottsdale as I wasn't blown away by the place, but it depends what type of vacation you are looking for. The place was clean but the maid service didn't really do much.
__label__4 First time at this resort.  Exchanged our Wyndham vacation points for a unit here.  Be sure to get a 1 BR with full kitchen.  You can same some $$$ buy cooking your own food.  Sam's Club and Costco are nearby and there's a Fry's closeby and the property offers shuttle service there.  Bedroom and living room each have fireplaces in them; and the BR has a large jacuzzi.  Furnishings are nice and there are 2 large LCD TVs (one in BR and 1 in LR)  Staff are very friendly and helpful.  Injured my foot on this trip and the front desk person made sure that we got a bottom floor unit.  Pool was a little far, but the front desk gave me a choice of either a peaceful/serene view or closer quarters to the pool.  I opted for the view and didn't regret it.  They do try to get you to attend one of their property presentations, but you get a $100 Amex gift card for your time along with discounts at a bunch of establishments.
__label__1 Seems like man agent needs to shake things up.  We ate there sat. Night, very crowded, food good for price. Went back with another couple Sunday, and it was totally different. Not crowded, no wait for a table. The waitress informed us of the things they were\" out of\" at 7 pm on Sunday. Several entree choices and no more baked potatoes. So we ordered around that and the mgr came out and apologized for the screw ups and said that now they were out of mashed potatoes too and he was embarrassed that this was happening. So we opted for a different side. Food was pretty good, but it took an hour to get it. Our waitress would leave to get the answer to a question,( is there still meat for a French dip) and it took her 15 mins to retun.  The fastest service we got was when we received our bill. Sorry won't be back.
__label__4 Rick takes care of the carpet and tile in my home in Scottsdale. He is highly professional, well spoken, and does a great job. He's someone I can trust in my house, got my carpets and tile very clean, and spent lots of time and never rushed. He explained things to me and did an amazing job overall. It was a great experience from making my appointment to payment. Thank you!
__label__1 I was pretty disappointed to find out that they do not carry any type of yard art or Talavera pottery... \nI'm always looking to add a little something.
__label__3 i visited this spa in may with a couple girlfriends. i found the check-in staff a bit snippy and not so welcoming. after a quick tour by a lovely hostess, we hit the locker room. the facilities really are top notch. the waterfall grotto was a massage in itself. robes were soft, spa shoes were comfy. well stocked locker room and shower areas. i appreciated the higher-end shower stuff and the \"we thought of everything\" vanities. \n\nmassage itself was excellent, but the area outside the room was a bit noisy.  i heard carts being pushed and something heavy being pulled. yes i may be a bit particular, but i like my massage quiet and peaceful. \n\nthe relaxation room was awesome. drinks and snacks were yummy. towels were abundant. roof top pool was not so impressive to me. \n\nbook a late morning/early afternoon appointment and arrive at least an hour early. the environment is so tranquil a bit of time before your treatment will go a long way to helping you relax and enjoy your treatment that much more.
__label__4 I also took part in Spa Deal Days through Spafinder to go to this spa during my vacation to Scottsdale.  For $50 (and $32 mandatory tip) I got a decent massage.  The guy was incredibly nice and the massage was relaxing though it was an Energizer massage... go figure.  Anyway, I spent 5 hours at the spa, relaxing in the waterfall pool, sitting by the infinity pool, in the jacuzzi, the sauna, the steam room, and using iced washcloths (so fantastically refreshing).  There's so much to explore.  I had to try out the showers too since they stock all their own products.  They really do have everything you could need and the attendants are always there cleaning up, so it's never messy.  There is lemonade, water, and apples available in the locker rooms.  The cafe has complimentary hot and iced tea (3 types of each) and apples too.  The food at the cafe is a bit pricey, but I guess you should expect that.  The cafe courtyard is beautiful though.  There were many people there for treatments because of the Spa Days deal, but because there were 15 treatment rooms, people would disappear each hour on the hour for their treatments.  It never seemed crowded or busy even though it was.  Overall, a great experience.
__label__0 Review for RIP SURFER CLASS.  I just want to clarify that this review if for the Fitness class and is in no way a reflection of the spa.  I have been to the spa in the past and it is a beautiful, first class experience.  Unfortunately, I cannot say the same of the fitness class.\n\nA bunch of girlfriends and I decided it would be fun to try out a new workout.  There were 9 of us, and we made a reservation ahead of time for the Rip Surfer class.  Here is the description:\n\"SurfSet reinvigorates the typical cardio and weighttraining routine by fusing all the elements of surfing into a high intensity fat-burning session.  SurfSet shakes things up, continually challenging the body with dynamic angles, a fast tempo and an unstable surface.\"\n\nI'm really sad and disappointed to say that the ONLY thing true about this description is the unstable surface.  There were two instructors that evening and they started by splitting us up into two groups.  One group did the surf set and crank, while others moved to another room to do TRX.  Then we swapped.  The class was supposed to be 60 min long.  I don't think we got a total 60 min workout.  Between explaining things and moving all around.  We may have gotten a 45-50 min workout.  Additionally, we wanted to do this experience as a GROUP.  Which is why we signed up as a GROUP-- not to be split up.\n\nWe may have gotten 20 min of actual workout on the surf boards.  The rest of the workout was done on TRX and Crank machines.  I did not pay $20 to workout on machines that I could use at my regular gym.  I paid $20 to try a new workout!  The workout itself was NOT at all high intensity.  Not to take away from the instructors who were very fit for their age, but we were a group of 9 women who work out regularly.  There was not a single person who found this workout to be physicially challenging or exciting.  It was unorganized, mundane and quite frankly a waste of time and money in my opinion.\n\nBeing that the Princess is a top tier spa, our expecations were set higher.  Between the $20 and $5 spent tipping the valet (because self parking was no where to be found. and by the way- the valet guy actually tried charging me $8 for parking also)-- total expense for this \"experience\" was $25.  \n\nAgain... the spa is fabulous and I would go back, but this Surf class was a total joke and I will not be returning.  Terribly disappointing because it seems like a really cool concept and it is not offered in many places.
__label__1 Again, I'm not sure why Yelp encourages double pages for the location, the only difference being abbreviations within the street address.\n\nWhen the restaurant opened almost ten years ago, it was great! Management was friendly towards people of all ages, prices were cheap, and pizza and wings were excellent. I remember Amore working out a deal with my cousin's middle school for pizza Fridays, and all the kids appreciated it.\n\nI'm not sure when the change happened, within five years ago, or if there was another change after that. After the original owner changed hands for the restaurant, things took a turn for the worse. Employees eventually consisted of teenagers looking for extra cash instead of the workers who put their heart in soul in cooking, delivery, and service. The food quality also was much more sloppy, and prices steadily raised over the years.\n\nNow it's just another greedy restaurant. If Amore were in its original hands, it'd still be one of the best places for pizza in Scottsdale. Now it just blows.
__label__4 I went to the Grill Friday night with two of my girlfriends. We sat outside on the beautiful patio overlooking the golf course. There were several other people dining outside- the patio has been remodeled with new furniture, a bar and even televisions outside- so relaxing! There is a new gastropub-style menu so my friends and I got a bottle of wine and decided to try a little of everything. We had the truffle deviled eggs, cheese plate, duck confit tacos, ahi tuna, duck fat grilled cheese and kiltlifter fish and chips- everything was delicious and perfect for sharing! The wasabi crusted ahi was my favorite, but there are so many other things on the menu that I can't wait to go back and try. Staff was really friendly and attentive. Amazing menu and one of the best patios in Scottsdale!
__label__1 While the food is OK, the prices are obscene-even by Snottsdale standards. Yesterday our waiter couldn't have spelled his name right, let alone get our order straight. Fish & Chips instead of French Dip? That's hangover hearing!!! This was our second (and last) trip. No happy hour pricing and spotty service aren't a match for the nice venue-AZ has lots of pretty that comes with great food and service. Sayonara TPC.
__label__4 Tonight I went to Jade Palace.  We have several restaurants in the area that are mediocre and somehow continue to stay busy, so I wasn't sure about Jade Palace.  Besides the food tasting delicious, the service was really good.  My ice tea was constantly refilled, and dirty plates removed promptly. It's always a nice surprise when you get both good service and good food.  Definitely, try the egg rolls!
__label__4 Absolutely delicious! Started with the hot and sour soup, which was hands down the best I'd ever had. Flavorful and without the sharpness that H&S soup can sometimes have. For the main course, we had the Mongolian beef, which was deeply and richly flavored, and the prawn/scallop/beef kung pao. The scallops especially were like butter. \n\nOn top of it all, the service was phenomenal and the restaurant had a lovely ambiance.  Would absolutely recommend for anyone who wants amazing Cantonese cuisine in Scottsdale.
__label__0 The only thing good was the rice. I ordered chow mein noodles... NOODLES! This piece of shit gave me wonton crackers for my soup. Called and the guy was a dick. If you know Chinese food this is not it! Waste of money. I hope they go out of business.
__label__0 This place is really bad.  Not sure how you can have such bad service when its so empty but they pulled it off.\n\nThe food made me sick.  I am sure there are no stray dogs or cats in the area because the pork I had tasted like something totally different\n\nWill not be back here.  What a waste of a meal
__label__3 The Chicken and Gyro meet are great
__label__3 I enjoy good Persian food. This place is good.  Cherry Rice misses the mark, but everything else is tasty. Very affordable too.
__label__4 The food is so very delicious and gets a Five Star rating, for that alone. The service is so so, but you'll be able to look past it once their fillet mignon melts in your mouth. \n\nI recommend the koobideh beef especially. It just seems to dissolve into amazingness in your mouth. And for dessert, try the Persian ice cream. Yum. \n\nA combination platter will feed four easy, though the menu says it's for two. My husband and I had so much left over that it served as a lunch and dinner the next day. \n\nOne more tip, don't be shy to try the free appetizer. The bread is made fresh in a tandoori-like oven. Spread some butter on it, add lots of basil leaves and some onion and enjoy.
__label__3 Great tasting Persian food. The quality of food is just great.
__label__4 I have eaten at many Mediterranean Restaurants in Arizona, aside from other states and overseas. The Persian Room is, by far, one of the best in Arizona, if not The Best. You will find a mixed crowd there and it is as casual as you want it to be. From large parties celebrating an occasion, business meetings, families, couples and friends, everyone is welcome. Now back to the food...I have had several dishes including the Chicken Filet Sultani, Barg, Sultani, Naderi, and Gyros, and all were wonderful. All seasoned well and very tender. To start off, the Tah Dig (crispy rice) topped with Gheimeh stew is delicious. You can have that alone as a meal, but most parties start with this as an appetizer, along with Shirazi Salad. Most meals are served with Basmati Rice and you can choose Shirazi Salad to accompany it. If you go after 5pm, you will have the opportunity to try their freshly baked pita bread, as well. My absolute favorite entree is the Koobideh (seasoned ground beef and minced onions). It is the best I have ever had. Just be forewarned, the portions are large. So be prepared to take half your dish home, which is just as good the next day. All in all, the service is wonderful and the food is outstanding. If you have yet to try Mediterranean food, why not start with the best...OR try someplace else and then try The Persian Room to compare. You can thank me later. ;)
__label__3 A feast can certainly be had at the Persian Room. It's perfect for a large groups, the portions are huge! I think this was first Persian food experience and this spot was highly recommended by a Persian buddy. I was pleasantly surprised by the the complimentary lavosh (spelling?) bread served with basil, parsley, white onion and butter. Basically pile it on the bread, roll\nIt up and enjoy! We also ordered the hummus with eggplant, Delish! Next we ordered Tahdeek with two toppings I can't recall. The kabob platter with lamb, chicken and koobideh was equally tasty and plenty for three people. The shirazi salad was a refreshing side too. The entire meal was beyond satisfying. Our server Jason was wonderful and he kept the tea coming all night long. Looking forward to a return visit to try the Mahi Mahi!
__label__0 Not sure if this has changed hands, but the gyro I got had minimal meet at best. Big dissatisfaction. Won't be back
__label__4 Best place to eat in AZ
__label__2 As a diehard \"Gym Rat\" (you can tell from my extremely large head) and martial artist I have had the oppurtunity work and train in just about every type a facillity available. Max Fitness soon to be Powerhouse Gym takes me back to the days of Pumping Iron with Gov. Swarzeneger. It is very old school and very hardcore. The equipment is not the latest and greatest however, it is some of the best and they have a lot of it. What I found really cool is they have an area set up specifically for boxing. They have everything you need including a regulation ring and timer. Another interesting feature is the strongman area. I actually got to see World Strongman Kevin Knee Flippin 500lb tires with some of the biggest silverback guerillas in AZ. Fascinating to see in there natural habitat.\n\nPowerhouse is not a gym for everyone. The facillity is old and not very clean. The members are typically competetive bodybuilders, strongmen, and female fitness competitors. Don't get me wrong everyone was very friendly from the staff to the members. If you're looking for Disneyland go to Lifetime. If you want to kick your ass and sweat with the best this is the place for you.\n\nOne more point, the membership rep that helped me was a little on the pushy side. I don't like hard sales so this turned me off a bit.
__label__3 Good gym overall. Filled with a few meatheads and people posing for competitions but they don't bother anyone and provide some entertainment. I appreciate that the trainers are independent and you aren't haggled to sign up for a session with them- they are just there if you need them!
__label__2 Nice place, nice atmosphere, and I've always had good service here but - for me - the bread is mediocre. I'm guessing they are intending to go for a very moist, 'heavy' bread, which I'm sure some people love. I've just discovered Wildflower Bread Company and their bread is 'perfect' for me - drier, lighter, but still with moisture and 'stretch' or 'bite'.
__label__4 Mmmmmmm.......Papago Orange Blossom...........\n\nThis gem is kinda hidden in the Papago plaza on the SW corner or Scottsdale Rd and McDowell. Pl-enty of seating available (2 rooms) and pl-enty of good brews. The taps change every so often, but some things are always available. Like the orange blossom, their most popular brew. So good. They also have a few fridges full of bottles in case youre not into whatever theyre featuring on tap. \n\nThe staff is awesome. Nice, witty, and theyll help you pick out the perfect brew for you (dont be shy, just ask)!\n\nCant wait to come back and try the food as well.
__label__2 I've been to Papago and handful of times and love the low-key tavern like environment. I have only tried their Orange Blossom Beer- It is tasty. I want to go back and try their food.
__label__0 Terrible experience here this afternoon.  Had a friend in from out of town visiting and was treating them to lunch but was kicked out of the restaurant. When going to order waitress asked for my ID which I handed her and she said that two months ago a law was passed that did not allow verticals id's anymore. So I said that's fine I won't get beer and went to just order my sandwich, she then stated that unless the gentleman with me was my father I couldn't even eat there.  I'm 28yrs old, I could understand if I looked 18 but are you kidding me?? Embarrassing experience, a simple warning and letting me at least continue to eat lunch would have been a better experience.
__label__2 A Goodwill with no clothing?  What are they doing with all the clothes I donate?  Sending them to a less desirable location in Phoenix?  Only in Scottsdale.  In fact, this Goodwill is actually under the name \"Redesign by Goodwill,\" and sells only furniture (new and used) and household items. \n\nMy mom has an addiction, several in fact, including hunting for \"collectibles\" in thrift shops that she can consign for more.  The problem is if she buys 100 items for $1 each, and sells 2 of them for $5, she's made a profit in her mind.  Anywho, on her recent visit she insisted we visit a variety of thrift stores and garage sales.  This was our first stop.\n\nUpon walking in, I noticed it smelled like potpourri.  Maybe it was because they don't sell clothing, but in any case, potpourri beats the smell of a moth ball or old people.  Before I noticed the way this Goodwill is marketed, I was  astonished at some of the furniture.  Why it looked hardly used.  Because it wasn't.  There is some used furniture, however, and you'll know it when you see it.  There was a ton of other household/kitchen items.  Not a bad place to get that kind of stuff as some was pretty reasonably priced.  Also, we went on a Saturday and found they offer half off of anything with a date over so many days old, so that's a bonus I guess.  I didn't buy anything, but my mom did.  I think she's going to end up appearing on Hoarders.
__label__2 I have to say I really enjoyed getting my nails done here, and they did a great job... however, it did not appear clean! That really bothered me. The glass on the front counter was so dirty it almost looked frosted. Sorry girls, good work but you need to do a little spring cleaning.
__label__4 Without a doubt one of the best and most friendly places in town. The Filet is the best and most tender. Friendly staff and seller service. Don't miss it
__label__4 Another great meal! My wife and I come to Frashers whenever we are in the mood for DELICIOUS comfort food. The food is consistently well made and flavorful. The steak is tender and juicy. The peppercorn soup ... To die for. Even the potato skins top our list for the best in the valley. I love the dark old school atmosphere and tall booths. All in all, a treasured Phoenix locale.
__label__1 I mean its a gym. \n\nthis one in particular is overly crowded, mostly with stereotypical Scottsdale people - with the women in full hair and makeup and the dudes in bro tanks. \n\nbut for a gym - it gets the job done. \ndon't go between 430-730pm though because you will never get on a machine or the equipment. i have literally stalked machines before. \n\ni have been a member for the last 3 years - i do a lot of everything things to, but will continue my membership because it is so cheap! don't get suckered into paying over $30/month though.... don't pay more than $20
__label__1 As for the equipment- I don't think it's bad, it has everything you need to have a good workout. The reason why I only give it two stars is because for all the classes they offer the instructors always shows up 5 mins late. Yesterday I was there for a 5:45 class, the manager walked in at 6:05 and said there is no instructor? She than began to give the class even though she did not know what she was doing, but that doesn't matter I give her an A+ for trying. She proceeded to do a 20 minute workout and told us she had to leave (which I do not blame her) and said the substitute would be here in a few mins to finish the class. I left the class and did another workout and guess what..I watched the classroom and the teacher never showed up. I hope lifetime opens up soon around here.
__label__4 Yes, this is a car dealership, however, to make a long story short I needed a car.\nI've had a Volvo in the past and thoroughly loved it.\nI was totally freaked out about having to go car shopping for the first time without a guy there who knows more about this stuff.  Being a woman I figured they would totally take advantage of me. I knew what I wanted to put down and I knew what I wanted my payments to be.  I don't remember who the sales manager was (I'm sure it's on my paperwork).  Anyway, I fell in love with a gorgeous 2011 C70 which was in my price range.\nVolvo of Tempe made it work.  It was totally painless and I was on cloud 9 for weeks.\nI still love my car  and I still think of Volvo of Tempe often and how amazing they are.\nI'd recommend them to everyone.
__label__3 Tried them for the very first time yesterday afternoon.\n\nAside from not knowing that you paid the young kid standing outside w/your treats, I think I did okay. I ordered a single cheeseburger with all the fixin's and a small soda. Burger were pretty tasty! They could have gone a little lighter w/the mayo, but overall - not too shabby!\n\nI've heard rave reviews on their tots as well - can't wait to try these puppies some other day. Oh, and all of their slushies and shakes.
__label__0 Expensive.  Problem with this place is that a guy with SUPER greasy hands took my keys and my got in my car.... yup, you guessed it, grease all over my door handle, shifter, steering wheel, car keys... just disgusting.  Will NEVER go back...!
__label__2 It's been 5 years, I guess I should update my BOP review!\n\nNice range of english & irish beers on tap. They usually have some kind of shot special going on when I'm there. The drinks are a tad pricy for the location, but I go anyway. I think they have PBR cans on special everyday though, not sure. \n\nFood is pretty great, I like the hot dogs, the fish & chips, and their mac & cheese is really good. For something different and yummy, try the celtic nachos. However I cannot recommend the deep fried pickles, I thought, pickles? deep fried? How could I go wrong? Oh, it was wrong. \n\nSince the non-smoking laws passed, obviously there are no more issues with the bar being super smoky. however they still have, in the ceiling, what I THINK is a smoke-eater machine? And it scares the LIFE out of me because it makes this crackling-snapping noise really loudly about every 10 minutes or so. It has to be fairly quiet in the bar to hear it. I seriously almost hit the floor the first time I heard it. \n\nThe place definitely attracts the hipsters, but there's also an older crowd of locals and trivia brings in a mixed crowd. Staff is friendly and prompt.
__label__2 You can always count on the British Open Pub as a great place to watch a sports game--you'll always have a TV available.\n\nMaybe it's because it's sandwiched in the Papago Plaza is not always the most happenin' place.\n\nBut that doesn't mean you shouldn't give this spot a try. It's golf-themed, which is refreshing in a sea of Irish- and football-themed bars, and it has a large menu of both food and drinks. There are also daily specials in the kitchen.\n\nFor my meal, I got a house salad ($5.95) and macaroni and cheese ($3.95), which tasted just fine-nothing phenomenal, but they were pretty good as bar food.\n\nMy pal got the English Style Fish and Chips ($10.95), which came with peas-something I'm not used to seeing on many plates these days (thank gosh, because I hate them), but I guess they made the meal more authentically British.\n\nAnd even though the bar wasn't crowded, the people who were there seemed to be really into watching the game that was on. It's also a family-friendly place, so there were a couple of families in addition to the 20-somethings-which included a big group who brought balloon noisemakers. The spot was proof that your experience is what you make of it, and thankfully for us, it was spirited but not uncomfortably cramped like some of the other places we visited.
__label__1 The food is what you would expect from a little burrito shop with a drive through.  Filling, somewhat greasy and cheap!  One warning and what made me stop going here was when my boyfriend handed them his debit card to pay and they handed him a slip of paper and said, write your pin number down please.\n\nno thanks, I took my business to Fiesta Burrito.
__label__0 so i wake up from my power nap with a super craving for chicken enchiladas. after talking my boyfriend into going with me on the epic hunt for food we take a drive to super Burrito i have never had before). Upon arrival we ordered a carne asada burrito, an order of beef enchiladas (for him) , and an order of chicken enchiladas (for me) with a medium coke. Pulling up to the window we wait and then receive our food. We stopped a few more places after that at the request of the boy and by the time we arrived back i sweating and breathing heavier than a fat girl at a chili fest. I opened the first take out box to find.....beef enchiladas. I opened the second box and found......CHEESE!?!?!? I definitely did not order cheese, that's like going to a burger place and being handed a bun with a slice of cheese. Wheres my damn patty?!?! So here i sit still hungry and now super aggravated.
__label__0 First they don't have change of hundred second they attend at other costumers before of my when i show first and i recive my food 40 minutes late...\nMe gustaba mucho pero creo no vuelvo fui su cliente por mas de 8 a\u00f1os.
__label__2 We ordered three of the $2.30 tacos - fish, carne asada, and adobada and a side of rice.  Food came fast and piping hot.  Carne asada and adobada were topped with guac and salsa, while the fish reminded us of good fish sticks with shredded iceberg and Miracle Whip.  Carne asada was a tad dry but the adobada was full of flavor.  Rice was insanely salty which made us down a huge cup of Horchata.\n\nWe ate inside which was pleasant and clean.  They're open 24-hours - a great late night alternative to burgers from other nearby fast food joints.
__label__4 This is my families favorite fast food Mexican place! I pick it up about once every 2 weeks. Drive thru is very quick. Family owned. I love the bean & cheese burritos. My husband loves the carne asada burritos & shredded beef tacos.  The cheese crisp is yummy, huge but good for a child for 2 meals. \nFor the price/speed/convenience you can't beat it!
__label__4 If you don't know about this place, you are missing out. For one, the prices are very cheap. Second, the food is amazing. Best bean and cheese burrito I've ever had. Breakfast burritos are amazing as well.  \n\nAnother great thing about this place is the menu. There is a very large selection.  While this place may look like Filibertos, a Phoenix staple, its food is far superior.
__label__2 Flicka's was quiet, not many people. Flicka was there interacting with guests which was great. Coronas are always 2.50 which was great. Fridays you get a free buffet dinner with the purchase of 2 drinks...we bought two cheap Coronas and got a plate of decent food. It was a steal for sure. \n\nThe salsa here is awesome, I loved it! Too bad it wasn't free chips and salsa. The food wasn't bad, it wasn't anything super awesome. Pretty basic. I would come again on some random Friday. The atmosphere was  chill and the patio was enjoyable.
__label__4 I was walking with a bunch of friends when we decided to stop in. The place was alive with music and the bartenders were great. I got to meet the owner and dance with a great group of people. To slow down and eat, they have a great outdoor patio to enjoy the night. Next time I'm in town, I am definitely stopping back.
__label__3 Smart & Final is a bit of an odd one. It's part normal grocery store, part bulk club store, and part restaurant supply store. \n\nNow I'm not a huge fan of Costco or similar club stores... the prospect of having to pay a fee to shop somewhere annoys me on principle. Plus, every time I go I realize they simply don't carry what I like. \"Oooh, great price on toothpaste - if I want to get a different kind than I normally get,\" or \"Oooh sweet, they have a great price on soap... just not the scent I like.\" I don't know - I can either load up a cart with shit I don't actually want because it's cheap or I can pay more to get exactly what I want. \n\nSmart & Final does have bulk items, but the prices are only marginally better than grocery store on most stuff. They do have some great deals, but don't expect to come here to save money. What they do offer is great quality stuff... in mass quantities. They carry \"restaurant-quality\" foods. I love the coffee they sell and some of their ready-to-cook stuff is fantastic (like Shrimp Scampi or raviolis)... plus, it's a great place to pick up household supplies. \n\nIf you're like me and you don't like to go shopping more than once a month and you also can't stand the idea of paying a membership fee to shop somewhere, this place is great. If you run a little restaurant or shop, this place is perfect. Also great for if you are planning on catering your own party. Snacks, pasta, fruit, bread, pie, gum, coffee, detergent, tp, serving trays, etc... \n\nAbout that - if you are having a bunch of people over for a dinner party or a reception or something but you don't want to hire caterers, you can buy everything you need here for any style or taste. \n\nThe wine selection isn't that good, the prices aren't going to blow your mind, you do sign up for a card (though they don't spam you with junk mail), and they do lack in a few areas, but this place is worth checking out sometime and definitely worth checking out if you are hosting a party.\n\nThis place is a 3 and a half for me, but I'm going to go ahead and give it a 4 since we can't do half points.
__label__4 I work 7 days a week, up to 11 hours a day, so my back is often pretty messed up. My boss was referred to American Chiropractic Center by a customer, and suggested I go as well.\n\nI was very pleasantly surprised by the friendly staff and price. Only 40 quid to get an X-ray, examination, adjustment and electric stimulation. That's a steal anywhere. I signed up for their adjustment plan that day. With the adjustment, I can get two adjustments a month for just 40 quid. Amazing.\n\nThe doctors are very welcoming and professional, and the staff is beyond helpful. I plan on trying their massage services very soon.\n\nI can absolutely recommend this establishment to anyone. I always look forward to my adjustment, and I cannot wait to get back in there.
__label__1 We came to look at 3 different vehicles.  One being a car my husband announced he would never drive, much less buy.  Okay then, expect a much larger car payment dude.  The second vehicle was out of stock.  So we looked at the third.\n\nSalesman was supposedly a retired Jersey cop...gruff I guess you could say.  Tried to tell me I wouldn't want the vehicle they didn't have...uh, look out front, I'm driving one.  Pulled all the usual stops like asking me what kind of payment I was looking for, etc.  I especially liked that he lit a cigarette in front of us outside.\n\nBut my favorite part, worthy of an extra star was this:\n\nHim:  \"So what else are you looking at?\"\nMe:  \"a Volkswagen\"\nHim:  \"Oh God (grabs his face in his hands), why the hell would you want that?  Those people can't even fight a war.\"
__label__2 I don't understand why they act so unfriendly and provide such loose deadlines. Two weeks was what I was informed that it would take to fix my unit. I followed up after 9 days and was told now it will be three weeks and they haven't even started working on it.
__label__1 Disgusting food, disgusting desserts. \n\nIt's all superficial here - everything looks good until you take a bite out of it. The pastas and noodles were overcooked and oversauced, the fried foods (you usually can't go wrong with those) were good until I bit into one that was all breading and oil, and the mac n' cheese didn't fail to disappoint.\n\nThe desserts were bitter or plain disgusting and the soft serve ice cream was icy and cheap tasting. The cookies, which looked really good - did not live up to their looks.\n\nI do give Hometown Buffet two stars however, for their dinner rolls and mushrooms. THOSE, well... Those were pretty awesome.
__label__1 I have eaten here a number of times, & a while back this place was pulling 4-Stars & everything was fine, but lately it has really been going down the drain.  Today, for instance, Mike C. & I stopped in for lunch.  You pay first, & then when I went to set my table place there were no teaspoons.  I entered the kitchen are & asked for one, which led to the manager telling me that they don't have them anymore because he tried to order some on the Internet & got tablespoons instead!  (Why wasn't he correcting the problem 2 minutes later, whenever that was??)  Fine, so I'll get along without, & just go get some salad.\n\nNo, I won't go get any salad.  The spot where the lettuce serving tray belongs is empty...  not even an empty tray, but just some ice down in the hole there!  Back in the kitchen, I ask for some lettuce to have a salad.  This leads to the manager bringing out a bowl of lettuce & a tray, & pouring the lettuce into the tray.\n\nAlong with my salad, I'll have some cottage cheese & a little of the seafood salad they always have.  Well, no, I won't.  They don't have either one any more.  In fact, there is little of anything on the serving table that used to always have a big bowl of the seafood salad, one of Hometown's signature dishes.\n\nThe rest of the food was weak, too.  Dishes overcooked, empty serving trays, watered down tasting soft serve ice cream, blah Lava Cake, & so on.  I have eaten at Hometown all over the country many, many times & I know exactly how they are usually run & exactly what most of the food is supposed to taste like!  They need a new manager here who will bring this big restaurant back up to the excellent place it used to be!     :-(
__label__4 Seriously, Woohoo! As good as it gets. The world would be a better place if all the stores treated their customers the way they do at Bob's Bike shop. Dale is absolutely awesome.
__label__0 Hello to all my fellow foodies :)\n\nHere it is 2 years after my first experience and for some odd reason I chose to celebrate my birthday again at Salt Cellar.  I was really craving some seafood and at the time I forgotten just how poor the first experience was....so.... a group of us met at the tiny overcrowded bar area.\n\nWe were allowed to bring our appetizers to the table and still pay the \"happy hour\" prices... I though this was decent of them.\n\nI was craving scallops and asked more than once if scallops were in season, as I know there are certain times of the year when such items are \"in season\" therefore providing a fresher delicacy.\n\nThe one thing I really enjoyed the last time was their bread... it was crusty and soft and absolutely delicious.  I was told the bread is the same as it always was....NOT!\n\nDont tell me what you think I want to hear!  The bread was NOTHING like it used to be....this time is was simply \"bread\"....nothing at all good or special about it.\n\nAfter many appetizers, we were served our salad...again, nothing special..very basic, except for mine... I guess I got the birthday surprise... a long hair attached to a piece of lettuce! DISGUSTING... \n\nI showed the waiter who was very professional about it and seemed almost embarassed.\n\nThe group of us tried several items.  I got the scallops...after being assured they are in season and very good... Why do I bother to ask, when I know they cant say something like \"oh no...dont go with the scallops, they are small and not really the time of year for them\" and you'll regret it!\n\n\nThese small morsels were overcooked and rubbery and lacked any flavor!\n\nA couple people got surf and turf and the steak also lacked any flavor/seasoning and was not cooked to was was requested.\n\nThe lobster, I was told was o.k but nothing to rave about.\n\nWe experiemented with some shrimp toast which I really cant describe because I am not sure what it tasted like other than salty...couldnt not detect the shrimp taste.\n\n\nI returned my scallops and after the hair and rubbery food had no desire to try anything else.\n\nThe owner had come over to the table and apologized for the \"series of events\", his excuse for the hair being that due to the ventilation system hair and partical will fly around... (which of course has to land somewhere...why not my salad) \n\nThey removed my scallops from the check....duhhhh any mediocore place would do the same.\n\nI would like to give a special THANK YOU to our waiter.. my apologies for not remembering your name, but he was terrific!  Friendly, quick and when we needed him...he was around.\n\nWe got out of there with what I feel is a HIGH price to pay for such a distasteful experience.\n\nWhen I got home and after hearing my friends give their critique of my choice of restaurant to celebrate at I was pretty unhappy!\n\nI felt the owner, although a nice man, did not care enough about his customers to do something a little \"above and beyond\" to apologize for the experience and try to keep a customer.\n\nI called the restaurant and spoke with the owner and told him I was very dissapointed and felt that he should have done something more than make excuses.. he kept apologizing and I assured him none of the 5 of us would every return to Salt Cellar.\n\nHe finally said he would like to do something for me and asked for my address.\n\nHere it is a couple weeks later...not sure why he wanted my address...maybe he is gonna picket my house or send mean letters...who knows... he never did anything!\n\nIt is clear to see why his restaurant is not packed as it was years ago....You may have the repeat business from those who have been patronizing your establishment from back in the day when your food was actually good, or there were no other options for seafood...but guess what?  There are other options!\n\nAt this point in my review I usually suggest you go and try for yourself...but this time I am going to save you the time and money....GO SOMEWHERE ELSE!\n\nYou will be glad you did.\n\nAs for the owner of Salt Cellar....apologies and excuses are simply words....Stand behind your restaurant...you should have wanted to prove to me that you do a better job than was we experienced.\n\nYou are cutting too many corners to save money and it is costing you your customers!\n\nYour actions speak for themselves!\n\nIt used to be when you mention Salt Cellar people would ooohhh and ahhh...those days are gone, most of the people I mention it to have no idea what Salt Cellar is.\nThat speaks VOLUMES!\n\nAnd so I say... Bon Appetite'
__label__0 My grandparents came into town from Florida and wanted to go to dinner. Their absolute favorite food is seafood and being that they live in a place where great seafood is available everywhere, I wanted to take them someplace that would not disappoint. Anytime I have ever asked anyone where to get good seafood at in Arizona, the answer has always been The Salt Cellar.  \n\nI want to start off by saying the service staff in every aspect was stellar.  We showed up with one more person than we had anticipated and the hostesses were quick to make the last minute accommodation. The ladies in your bar were so sweet, and our server was amazing. \n\nIn regards to the food, my sister and I ordered oysters on the half shell, which were the best we have ever had. My mom got the crab stuffed shrimp and really enjoyed it. My sister and I also split the crab legs and filet. Unfortunately, this is where things take a different direction.  Crab legs were great, but the medium filet was not seasoned at all and was chewy.  My fifteen year old son got the filet and shrimp.  He liked the shrimp, but said the steak was not good, and he usually likes, and will pretty much eat everything with no complaints. My grandfather's fish was overcooked, and my grandmother's fried shrimp was soggy.  We had cold veggies on our plates that tasted like they were warm at one time, but had sat out for quite awhile.  \n\nLet me just say, money is not the issue here.  Our bill was 317 dollars after tip, for an average of about 53 dollars per person. Totally reasonable for a great meal. When it comes to amazing food, service and atmosphere I would pay double that.  I do realize this is a seafood restaurant, however for the amount of money that is being charged I would expect to leave feeling that EVERYTHING was amazing.  I originally thought about going to The Keg which is similarly priced. I have ordered different steak and seafood dishes there many times and each time said to my husband, \"Oh my God. I loved every part of that dinner!\" However, I wanted to take my grandparents to a local restaurant and not a chain restaurant that they could go to anytime in Florida. After hearing the great things about this restaurant, I decided to take a chance and go here instead. I was honestly SO surprisingly disappointed and to be frank, embarrassed that I suggested it. It was just, eh. Everyone left saying \"It was ok, but not great.\" My mom and sister who also live here said it was totally not what they had expected. \n\nI did not want to tell the server about this in front of my whole family when he asked how everything was, not to mention we were in a hurry and could not have had our dinners remade at that time had they offered. So I decided to return home and email the manager. In her response she just proceeded to tell me that the issue is their food supplier and not the preparation. She made absolutely no attempts to regain our service. I would have given this restaurant at least three stars but after receiving her reply bumped it down to a 1.
__label__4 One of my favorites! Ive been there twice and got the soft shell crab which was exceptional.  The oysters are very good too for apppetizers and so is the manhattan clam chowder. It looks very small from the outside but the restaurant is underground.
__label__1 Its perfect for checking out fleshy new tat's on beautiful punk rock chicks. But its not a real good place to be dressed up at. Definetly go in something greaser-ish, biker-ish or in just plain chill clothes... This place reminds me of some clubs up in Seattle.\nGood atmosphere, decent dj although he could get a larger selection of discs.
__label__0 ummm knife tears and bodily fluids on the pool table... when my group left (RIGHT after we walked in) on Friday night, there were exactly 46 cockroaches left in the bar to keep each other company... HORRIBLE would be a compliment. At least they (I mean HE) were showing Jim Rose circus tricks on the tv. somebody was puking up milk and re drinking it... I think he was on location at Rogue from the night before.
__label__4 If you enjoy shopping at large antique stores where you can browse through thousands of interesting items, then this is the spot for you.  There are aisles with individual dealer showcases and displays.\n\nYou can find furniture, jewelry, collectibles, and tons of vintage items.  Every once in a while, you might find a treasure or two.  Since we moved here a few years ago, we stop by frequently to see what they have here and have found great pieces of jewelry here.\n\nIt's a lot of fun to browse around.  For the guys who might get bored, there are a few showcases with sports memorabilia that might keep you interested.  If not, there's a small seating area up front where you can wait for your spouse.\n\nReturn Factor - 100%
__label__4 I absolutely love Ace stores.  It's a clean store, they are very friendly, helpful and usually have what I need.  The one time they didn't, they researched it (rare item, didn't even find one for sale on the internet) and got back to me in a timely manner.  They weren't able to find the item; but, they found a much more affordable alternative!  :-)  That's worth 5 stars in my book!
__label__1 So this is what fatherhood has come to.  I haven't been out to eat since my son was born.  Craving an opportunity to write another review on Yelp, I'm stuck reviewing my last oil change.\n\nI went in, the place was dead.  The guy told me there was a 90 minute wait (not to mention it's a first come first serve establishment)  He said it would be best if I come back.\n\nGo back 90 minutes.  No one around.  The guy says it's going to be a 30 minute wait till they can look at my car.  I say I'll wait.  40 minutes later and my car is still sitting where I parked it.  I get frustrated and leave.  \n\nTwo days later, I arrive right when they open.  This time NO people and NO cars.  It still takes them 45 minutes to do a basic oil change.  \n\nI may be Jewish and the phrase \"get the car serviced\" is a childhood slogan in my family, but even I can change the oil quicker with no tools than these putz's!  Even though I had a $10 off coupon the hours I spent waiting for them to do the job is not worth it.\n\nDon't bother.
__label__2 Home of the $1.50 burger!!! But their wings are really good, grilled or regular. Always a local crowd at the bar watching games on theor millions of screens. Bartenders are all very attentive, beer is cold. They have specials Tues and Wed.  LIke half price wings and tacos. No complaints. Nice, homey joint. Oh and they have a $3 breakfast!! For the morning after.
__label__0 Keep your beloved pets away from this unprofessional place. A few months ago I took my young kitten into Dr. Pence at AZ Spay & Neuter for a typical spay for her. The surgery was done the same day by the Dr. Pence himself and later that day I picked her up seemingly without any complications. Nearly a week went by when it was detected that the kitten was in pain with a dis-coloring on the belly area that exacerbated each day. Little did I know from a routine surgery, but Dr. Pence (according to a professional vet who corrected the mistake) failed to properly stitch up the fibrosis layer tissue and subsequently internal bleeding was causing the dis-colorization. I asked him how such a simple routine procedure by someone who bragged about their 35 years of experience could be so botched? In response he had nothing at all to say in his defense and was not remorseful in the least for his mistake if not confrontational about it when contacted. Needless to say I took my kitten to a real vet to have the damaged caused by AZ Spay & Neuter repaired to the tune of $500 asking the clinic to at least help with the expensive bills of which they refused. So that response to it and the terrible job that nearly killed my little kitten over their negligent surgery, is reason for this terrible review on a nightmarish experience.
__label__1 A little better overall.  \n\nI went here again at the request of my wife today, and I was curious if there was going to be any improvement in this place since my last, horrible visit.  I can definitely say that the customer service was FAR FAR better--someone actually asked me if I needed help!  That was good.  The place felt quite a bit more alive than the last time I was here.  A recent review of this place by another Yelper described it as \"a tomb.\"  Last time I was here, yes.  This time, at least at the time I visited, no.\n\nBut let's cut to the chase--the reason why you visit a bookstore is, well, BOOKS!  Customer service only goes so far if what you carry is no good (and this is true for many kinds of businesses.)  I have been to a number of metaphysical stores in my day both in California and Arizona, and this one still stinks in their book selection.  Sure, the fluff sells in bulk and you need to carry it.  But, you need MORE than that.  Either the owner or the book buyer or both need to visit Alpha Book Center, Fantasia, and Northern Winds in Phoenix to find out what kind of inventory a REAL METAPHYSICAL BOOKSTORE really has in stock.  This place has enough space to carry the full book inventory of all three of these stores combined--if it did, they'd get a LOT more business from Wiccans, New Agers, and Occultists of all different stripes who would go there to get the stuff they need.  Bulk herbs would be another nice addition--all they have are the same-old same-old incense sticks and oils.  \n\nInstead of aiming to be a provider to the metaphysical community in the Valley (and this is an ample community), they seem to be relying on their tarot card readers, psychics, authors, presenters, and aura photographers to bring in the bucks.  Good, but not good enough.\n\nA little better overall.  Come on Vision Quest!  You guys have the space and the potential--now DO SOMETHING with it!
__label__2 Rage cycles is a cool little bike repair / sales shop in S. Scottsdale. Its a cute little store with a couple of rooms that is organized well by bicycle type as you would assume; a few fixed (not many) road, mountain, cruiser, etc... \n\nI took in my fixie because I blew a tire on Saturday night and needed it repaired on the quick, and I don't currently have any of my old tools close. While I was there, I figured I'd have them throw in some new batteries into my lights and also rip off that front brake I never used. \n\nI was surprised they made me wait several hours as they had a lot of work to do that day, granted the work I needed would have been made easy. \n\nThe negative: They never called me. After several hours, I finally called them to follow. He finally explained the sitch and told that it was actually my tire, not the tube and so forth and told me he'd call me back in 10 minutes... \n\nAgain: Never called me. I called back after 30  minutes and he said that it would be ready soon. I went in to pick it up and they couldn't find my ticket, though my bike was just chillin next to the front check out desk. \n\nThe positive: The store is nice, and hip. I like how indie it and not trying to be mainstream it is. Bike maintenance inside, and full on bike shop out back. Plus, they have a lot of sweet bike jumps in the back, to practice on if you are plan on buying a stunt / mountain bike. It isn't big, but its certainly above what most bike stores offer. \n\nThis is the type of place I am glad exists in my neighborhood, but they could use a boost in their customer service skills.
__label__1 Not pleased. \n\nYes, they have good portions.  Yes, its cool they deliver and are open til 930 every night.  Yes, the receptionist can speak English, which is not a prejudice comment, just a general fact after calling literally 7 Chinese restaurants who could not understand a single word i was saying. \n\nBut the food that I received was sub-par.  It just didn't have any flavor!  The pot stickers were way overdone and oh too crunchy on the outside with very little filling on the inside.  The lo mien noodles were...awkward.  Half were bunched together , some were overcooked, some were undercooked; the veggies were waxxy and the beef in it was overcooked and under seasoned.  Seriously you messed up lo mien???  The generals chicken was just OK, not horrible but I've had better.  \n\nAll in all a poor experience, so bad I didn't even bother with the leftovers, which is usually my favorite part of a good Chinese meal!
__label__4 My only place to go for Chinese food. Sure it is not fancy nor is it very authentic, but if you are looking for something tasty and quick-here it is! \nThey have a fantastic tofu bowl (Hot and spicy bean curd) which is perfectly spiced! Others have tried the meat meals and have never been disappointed. \nIf you're looking to be snooty about your Chinese food, go somewhere else. Otherwise this place is perfect.
__label__1 I ordered my food an hour and 17 minutes ago.  I'm so hungry, why won't you bring me my food?\n\nI get it, you're probably busy, then don't take my order.  I'll come pick it up, I promise.\n\nedit: Called them once at an hour and once at an hour 20, each time they said he just left 5 minutes ago. Totally ridiculous, I will never order from them again. The teriyaki chicken skewers were really good though, so I'll give them 2 stars, but barely.
__label__4 Picked lunch up for the office and everyone was impressed! Their big portions make it nice so that we can all share! We ordered Moo Shoo Pork, Sweet & Sour Chicken, Fried Rice, Crab Puffs, Egg Rolls and Won Ton Chips. We'll be ordering from China Wok again!  -Momentum Brokers
__label__3 This visit here was very different from my last visit. The Chefs have changed and I'm here for Restaurant Week. Instead of a menu with many selections we only saw a Restaurant Week Menu that differed not completely but somewhat from the one posted on the Web. I do NOTE that on the Website they do post, \"Menu is subject to availability as we source all of our ingredients from very small producers.\" \n\nWhat I liked about the menu here for restaurant week is that they offer three courses of a starter, a salad and an entree so I thought that seemed very good since it's a waste of calories ordering dessert UNLESS of course it's an outstanding dessert.\n\nThey started us off with an amuse bouche of very creamy but also very velvety cream of cauliflower soup. My very rich little soup had crispy heirloom roasted cauliflower in it as croutons and was a nice surprise, also topped with a cheesy crostini.\n\nMy starter was the Hand Rolled Ricotta Gnocchi, they were very light in texture and were well seasoned with herbs,  seasoning and then were lightly crisped. The gnocchi mingled with with lots of tiny sweet local sun gold tomatoes and different sauces adorned the plate.\n\nMy husband enjoyed a well crafted Wagu Beef Bone Marrow duo. One was adorned with lamb bacon and the other with a sort of onion jam.\n\nAs delicious as the the heirloom sun gold tomatoes were in my starter dish I had very similar tomatoes again in my tomato salad. They were delicious again and a few other tomatoes joined the tomato party. Fortunately I do love tomatoes, especially this quality tomatoes and can eat them all the time. I was looking forward to the jalape\u00f1o fritter that was on the web menu but tonights version was crispy seasoned croutons. I enjoyed the tomatoes but the croutons were a little too crisp for me as my fork wasn't able to penetrate the sturdy little cubes. Instead of some kind of cheese curd they made house made ricotta and I think that was a win!\n\nInstead of the Black Grouper with those black tiny lentils that I was looking forward too  I had the halibut since that was what was offered instead. I do have to say the halibut was excellent and prepared to perfection, it was tasty and delicious but it was a very tiny piece as small or smaller weight watchers lunch portion being between two and three ounces. (I'm thinking two) The vegetables on the side were also a very small portion but also excellent and I even enjoyed the sauces, one was lemongrass scented and the other was a tasty pea nage. For my taste I thought the chef was overly creative with the forbidden rice as it had flavors going on with it that weren't savory and seemed odd with everything else going on. I asked my husband to try it and he didn't care for it either but I note other people might like it. So I can't say it was bad I just didn't care for it.\n\nThe service was very personal and right on until dinner with only the owner and his helper serving us. Then every seat was filled and they weren't able to check on us and when we were done the helper instead of trying to sell us dessert says something like are you interested in dessert? with what I thought was a stressed look on her face. \n\nThe food overall was very good. This is a very TINY place with 5-7 tables (depending on how they are pushed together) You DO need a reservation for here. This is a B.Y.O.B. a $10. cork fee is applied.
__label__3 The order started off rough, but ended up taking a turn for the better.  When I called to order food for delivery, it was obvious that they were busy. I was put on hold several times and it actually took over 10 minutes to place the order. I wasn't sure how to take this. Are they so busy because the food is great? Or, are they going to screw up or lose my order because they are so busy?  The food arrived about 20 minutes after they said it would but it was still hot, made correctly and very good. I wouldn't say it's the best Chinese food I've ever had, but it's a solid 4 for takeout, price and portion size. They also through in some crab puffs, which my Bf said were very good.  I'll give them a pass for the service and delivery, because I could tell they were really busy. I hope the next time we order we get a little better experience on the service side.
__label__1 Prob the most screwed up restaurant in Scottsdale. If you like to dine in dirty, outdated dive bar style restaurants so small you literally eat as one big family with strangers, who by the way consisted of drunk kids from the skatepark next door and large individuals who pretty sure spent most their time in jail. Your in heaven. They even have this bartender who you can read about in other comments who I'm certain is on Breaking Bad's blue meth. Nobody can talk as loud and as much as this guy. It's really quite the show. The little server girls who probably get lashed by bamboo canes from this guy are nice, the food was hot with good portions are the only thing they have going on here. Be prepared if you accept this challenge.
__label__4 It may have taken me a few minutes to get my Il Purista, but upon the first bite it wouldn't have mattered if it took 3 hours and my first born child.  Defalco's has the honor to be my first favorite sandwich shop.  I have never been a huge sandwich fan, but with fresh mozzarella, basil leaves, tomatoes and enough panscetta to bring my tastebuds to climax, I am now.
__label__3 Love this place but giving it a 4 star as it can be somewhat slow and few healthier options to select from. Yeah I know, penalizing them for not \"healthy\" is probably silly as you know when going to let's say a fast food joint you are not eating so good. That being said the food at Defalco's is very high quality - almost as if you are in Italy and am not comparing it to fast food.\n\nI suggest you wait to try out Defalco's when not in a rush as its worth the wait. There order system is very similar to local places back east (basically avoiding technology) and that probably ties into part of the slower process of ordering and getting your food. I am from back east (NY area) and finding a good Italian deli / grocery store in the Phoenix area is not an easy task. A friend introduced me to Defalco's and anytime I am headed south on Scottsdale road (which is often) and after passing Thomas my stomach seems to pick up we are near Defalco's as it starts giving me the rumble noise.\n\nI have tried many things on the menu such as Eggplant Parmigiana, Chicken Parmigiana, and Cheese steak and three of those are worth a shot. I recommend to bring a friend and each get a different large sandwich and share.
__label__3 Call it in a head of time. There's always a line and its not fast service by any means. Inside is kind of cramped and outside seating is very limited. Customer service is not where they excel, but I've gotten over it. Getting in and out of the parking lot is always entertaining but well worth all the hassle. \n\nThey have a lot of different pasta salads in their deli case that you can get by the pound, perfect to go along with your sandwich and so far all that I've tried have been delicious.
__label__4 Food is great! I usually order a pasta or sandwich and have tried the pizza. The pizza is not as good as the pasta though. Also they sell pizza dough and have used there dough to make pizza at home! Easy to order and casual atmosphere is my type of place when looking for a quick lunch or dinner. I've never done any shopping here but have been tempted to buy some wine. I highly recommend this place if you want a sandwich or some really good pasta.
__label__4 This place is THE best place for Italian Deli sandwiches in all of Phoenix (but located in Scottsdale) the bread is incredible! It's definitely an institution! Just GO!
__label__0 Ok boss, here goes in Italian then...Presentandomi avevo detto anche che ero con un amico italiano, sarebbe stato adeguato porre pi\u00f9 attenzione alla cottura della pasta. Siamo arrivati verso orario di chiusura, non abbiamo voluto chiedere di cucinare di nuovo per noi. Per quanto riguarda gli ingredienti del sugo, gradirei conoscere quali sono allora questi ingredienti che al mio palato ricordavano origano e rosmarino. Comunque la nostra recensione non era del tutto negativa ( 3stelle ) ma giustamente critica per migliorare il servizio di un ristorante/grocery italiano. Capito?
__label__2 The food is delicious but the owner is a jerk. Went in to get some food and he was talking under his breath. My boyfriend then asked is something wrong but he continued with an attitude and talking under his breath saying obscene remarks we then left with him begging us to come back. It's too bad because the food is delicious but I will not go back no matter how good the food is.
__label__0 Rude! Rude! Rude! I came back here because I had a flat tire. I could not believe the poor service and how long it took. I have  always bought my tires from this location and raved about them. Im not sure what happened this time. Maybe it was because they weren't selling me new tires. I won't be going back.
__label__4 Always will get my tires at Discount. Service and prices pretty much are hard to beat. The staff is always helpful, friendly and knows tires. HIGHLY recommend them!
__label__4 I'm from Los Angeles. I have been working with the doctors in my local medical practice for several years now to diagnose the issues I've been having. I even made visits to the USC Keck Medical Center. No one have been able to do more than what they called \"elimination\" testing. They knew what I didn't have, but no clue what I did have. My neurologist recommended I go and spend a few days at the Mayo Clinic to be seen by specialist who would work together to come to a diagnosis.\n\nAlthough it took 6 weeks to get the initial neurological consult scheduled, their schedulers worked diligently to schedule my other consults within the time that I had allotted to spend at the  Clinic. \n\nI have been in Scottsdale for 3 days now undergoing lab work, tests, and consults. So far the experience has been amazing. From the first check-in, to the scheduling of additional tests requested by the next specialist seen, the schedulers keep your itinerary up to date and efficient trying to consolidate the number of trips and appointments to a minimum.\n\nI come from a medical family, although not in medicine myself, and so have a unique insider perspective on many medical systems. The Mayo Clinic in Scottsdale is far and above many that I have personally experience, or that I have heard recounted from family or friends. And trust me I have witnessed horror stories at local hospitals and with local medical groups and specific doctors.\n\nHaving above average knowledge and experience, I spent a lot of time asking questions and discussing what has been eliminated and what we are looking at next. The tests requested and discussions are well above what the previous \"specialists\" have considered. \n\nI am a total advocate for my care. I have a good idea of how things should go. I also illicit expectations so as to limit disappointment. Yeah it is hard and can be intimidating when you question a doctor, but if you don't understand the why you will not do. I also make sure I have discussed the ALL of the options. Many doctors will only talk about options they like and agree with. You have to do your research and then discuss pros, cons and likelihood of success for your situation. Unfortunately, insurance companies and corporations have made it necessary to question everyone and everything. Gone are the days of \"blind faith\" in your healthcare providers. So stand up for yourself. No one else will.
__label__2 It's really hit or miss here depending on who you get to cut your hair. I got 10' of my hair cut off for locks of love, and it was just a super basic hair cut, like straight across. I've had my hair styled well here also, but one time I had a terrible experience and almost started crying and asked to switch haircutters half way through. That was a couple year ago, and I haven't seen the guy around, so hopefully he's gone.\n\nI love that they shampoo your hair with a haircut though! Something that Supercuts does not do, but should
__label__2 I appreciated that the drive-thru guy was genuinely apologetic on THE DAY BEFORE CHRISTMAS that there wasn't a more reasonably priced way to get a veggie burger and onion rings. He hinted that a \"meal\" would be set-up in the near future, thereby allowing greater value. We'll see my friend, when I'm back in town, if this has happened. Until then, you were incredibly pleasant to buy a somewhat decadent meal from and it's no bother spending an extra few dollars to Have It My Way.
__label__2 For a membership only place, this place was very sub par. The food was something I would expect from a local dive bar, not a country club.\n\nThe only redeeming factor is the view of the course/camelback and the strong drinks from a limited bar.
__label__0 Been going to this car wash for a few years now. It gets slower and slower every time. Sat in waiting area for an hour last time. Not going back. 15 workers and its terrible
__label__0 This place is shady. I went in one week and asked for a basic hand car.. $25.. Okay a little steep but fair. Went in a few weeks later the attendant tries to charge me $34.99. I told him that's bs and that the website doesn't even advertise it as such. His response was that management doesn't tell him about these things.. what?! \n\nOh yeah not to mention the car was already pulled up to be dried from the time I walked from my car to the cash register. One man washing the whole car? Hard to believe.
__label__3 I should explain a little more.  This was my second visit.  I am giving it 4 stars now because the owner has reached out to me and is genuinely concerned about what he can do to make things better.\n\n1) It's clean and in good condition. Very pleasant atmosphere. Although the counter area trying to replicate a diner setting is not authentic or inviting.  The place looks like a very country farm house inside.\n\n2) The portions sizes are ok. For me I hade the eggs Benedict my first visit. It was cooked well... However hollandaise sauce was not good. And it was pricy @ $9. The spinach was not well seasoned.\n\nI did love the $1 whole wheat pancakes!!! \n\n3) I visited again to eat the pancakes. I sat down to order then... But I was told I had to order a \"stack\" of plate sized pancakes and could not get the $1 ones without ordering a breakfast entree. I was not that hungry.\n\nAnd was not happy about paying $8+ for pancakes... Which after I added pecans ($1) real maple syrup ($1) ... One egg ($1) ... Potatoes ($1).  \n\nI wanted a simple pancake breakfast but ended up paying $14 for something that I felt should have been $8-$9\n\nThe taste of the pancake was great... But other items were just ok. Potatoes were dry... Under cooked... Not well seasoned.\n\nThe other person with my had a spinach and mushroom crape... Was bland... Really not cooked or seasoned well. Lacked presentation and pizazz\n\n3) Servers in general were great in general... But slow. Keep in mind that it does get really busy on Sunday mornings.\n\nI was expecting a little more when I went there.... Mainly from the quality and taste of the food at the price point paid.\n\n$30 for a breakfast for 2... Was a little much considering what we got.\n\nStill waiting for the owner to call back and discuss these things...\n\nI will go back again this Sunday and see what happens :)
__label__0 There coffee is indeed good.  Don't count on using their wi-fi though... it sucks.  When it is working, rarely it is completely unusable.  Here's a thought, invest $30 dollars in your business and get a half-decent wi-fi router with 802.11N support.  \n\nC'mon!
__label__2 Ace is always more expensive than other places, but the folks there sure are helpful and know what they are talking about.
__label__4 We've been coming to George and Sons for about 10 years and have never been disappointed. \nIt's a family business, and the staff is always very friendly and attentive.  The atmosphere is extremely nice inside.  \nThe most important thing, of course, is the food.  I've been stuck on their Honey Walnut Shrimp for years....amazing!...and the Pepper Beef, MuShu Pork, Lettuce Wraps...all delicious.  Do not skip the Pu Pu Platter (presented with a small flaming tabletop hibachi) or the yummy Spring Rolls. My husband and son have also enjoyed the lunch buffet from time to time, and for $6.95- I think- it's one of the best values in town.\nThe last time we were in, there was a little combo playing (sixties oldies mostly) and everyone in the house and bar were having a great time.\nI hope George and Sons will always be here!
__label__3 Have eaten their buffet lunch a couple of times and find the food and service to be outstanding.  The number of selections is a bit small but that allows them to keep everything fresh and hot.  The dishes tend toward fried items and thus the one star reduction.  Don't get me wrong...I love me all sorts of fried anything.  Also, their fried appetizers and main dishes are crispy and not at all greasy.  I just would like a couple more healthy selections to balance things out a little. \n\nService is attentive, prompt, and pleasant.  The servers always have a smile on their face and are quick to refill drinks.   \n\nG&S has become a welcome part of my weekly dining rotation.
__label__2 As close as this Walgreens is to our house, I rarely come here.  Don't ask my why, it's just never on my radar.  It's a standard Walgreens and offers the same layout and products that others have.  My most recent visit was just after Easter.  We dropped by here on the way home from Church to pick up some Easter Candies that were on sale.  I love the after-holiday sales where you can pick up stuff at big discounts.\n\nI'll have to drop by more often.\n\nReturn Factor - 60%
__label__2 my best friends girlfriend came for a visit from austin, being an architecture major, this was a place we obviously had to go.\n\nbeing there was obviously amazing... here's my beef... a tour was between $30-$80, seriously.  there was no way we could afford this obnoxious fee so we walked around the house and checked out the gift shop. we were pleased with this, but pretty disappointed not to take the tour.
__label__2 I stopped in here with a Bachelorette party to buy paraphernalia for the night out and found all that we needed. For the bride we got a crown, and for the party we got necklaces with gigantic plastic diamond rings. We also got her a penis garter and penis ringpop. There was a lot of other fun stuff, like dare cards and \"to do\" scratchers. \n\nIf your planning a Bachelorette party at your house or going out, this is the place to get party favors!
__label__1 They have a decent selection but make sure to look at the expiration dates of the condoms you buy here. They frequently sell expired condoms. Or at least, condoms with incorrect expiration dates. I have better luck buying condoms at gas stations. Watch out.
__label__1 What is the most you would pay for a bagel? There has to be a glass ceiling for this item. I thought this piece of dough that costs about 20 cents per bagel to produce could not possibly soar over the dollar mark. Well, at Einsteins it is now $1.15 for a regular bagel and then they have prices for specialty bagels ($1.25 ...and how the hell did a sesame bagel become specialty?). Then, there is a third category of bagels for cinnamon and green chile and wackier stuff that are about $1.50 a shot. They also each have their own price with cream cheese or butter. This is freakin absurd... what is going on with corporations and bagels in general these days?. Oh and the bagels are just pretty average to boot. These greedy bastards should be ashamed of how they treat the poor bagel, which used to be a poor man's food back in the first great depression.
__label__0 Went here yesterday and was extremely disappointed. Both of the bagels that were ordered were burnt to a crisp (see posted photo). We got the bagels to go, so we didn't notice until we got home.. Really disappointed
__label__1 This is probably the WORST einsteins ive ever been to and it sucks to write this because I am a huge fan of them. But the one on campus always gets my order wrong, the bagels are not fluffy and theyre tasteless and the staff are slow. Not going back to that one ever again
__label__0 Five people waiting to get their haircut, one dude. He turns and tells everyone that the person he is working on is his last before lunch, the other barbers MAY return shortly. Dude thinks he's an airtraffic controller or something, that he is required to take breaks? Also, where are the other four barbers? These lazy asses would rather sit and talk, as opposed to cut hair. This buisness has been here for a while, but they are on their way out. New age? Lol.
__label__0 Terrible customer service- did not answer their phone when I called for the status of my truck. I was quoted one price and charged more. Never called when my vehicle was done- would not recommend this place to anyone!!!
__label__2 It'd been years since I'd been to a Ruby Tuesday's before last month. And since then I've been three or four times. Is it that good? No, not really. I mean, it's not bad, not as bad you probably think it is, anyway. But it ain't great. So why do I keep going back? That's a good question. Because it's not cheap, either. Probably because it's close to work.\n\nI've been making my way through their seafood options lately. The jumbo lump crab burger - it's crab cakes on a bun. That's probably some kind of no-no on somebody's lo-carb diet. Fried shrimp, grilled creole shrimp, shrimp scampi... tried 'em all, and they're all the same - not that good, but not bad. An incredibly solid three stars.\n\nOh, and they've got a veggie burger, which technically pushes them up to 3.5 stars, but I'm not in the rounding up kind of mood today.
__label__3 I was a sushi virgin and based on the reviews this was probably the wrong place to pop my cherry.  But I did and it was simply alright.  I had the california rolls which were edible and I ate the entire thing.  I smothered them in soy sauce and focused on the rice.   The only problem was it was really dark and I thought the dollop of wasabi was a stray slice of avocado so my first bite was an entire mouthful of wasabi which made me nearly double over in mouth-searing agony.  I flailed frantically until I found my beer which I promptly inhaled as a means of quenching the tartar-esque inferno raging in my mouth. \n\nAfter I quenched it, I managed to choke down the rest of the rice, avocado and partially uncooked fish.  The sum of my experience is the unshakable notion that people don't really like sushi.  It's not as good as real fish and it's dangerous and more than a little creepy.  I think this is one of those foods you pretend to like in order to seem cool.  But, hey, I'm just a burger guy.\n\nThe service was great, my waittress pleasant and the vibe pretty cool for a cheesey college scene.  Plus the Sunday happy hour is very reasonably priced.
__label__3 I'm not a sushi snob - in fact, being a pretty strict vegetarian for the past four years, I'd never tried sushi except for the California and avocado rolls.  Real sushi is quite a different experience.  \n\nThe ambience was pretty mod - I liked the colored glass ball lights hanging from the ceiling.  The waitstaff was friendly but (and?) I felt like I'd walked into a modeling agency by mistake.  \n\nWe went to Ra on a Friday or Saturday night, on the earlier side, and there were less than half a dozen tables occupied.  We sat at the sushi bar and had the following:\n- yellowfin tuna\n-shrimp \n-California roll\n-New Zealand roll\n-sake Sangria\n\nOverall, it was a fun and tasty experience.  The sake Sangria went really well with the food.  The yellowfin tuna was okay, the shrimp was yummy, but the New Zealand rolls took the cake - smoked salmon and cream cheese (which I know makes sushi freaks cringe) on the inside, pine nuts, slices of fresh kiwi (!), and an eel-mango drizzle over the top.  WHOA!  Pretty cool.  I'm not saying it's authentic sushi (I honestly have no idea), but it sure was good (and fresh).\n\nI would go back but would check out other sushi places first.
__label__0 Ra is the worst place to go for sushi.
__label__1 When I first started frequenting this place's Sunday night happy hour, I loved it.  I would go with a group of friends, and it was always a great time.  Over the last few months, I have seen a decline in the quality of food, service, and an increase in prices.  Happy hour is still pretty decent prices, and the food hasn't been bad, it just isn't as good as it used to be, unfortunate really.
__label__0 Well, This review is based on the sushi alone --- so 1 star. If I was reviewing the bar - 5 stars!\n\nAnyway --- If you actually enjoy RA Sushi, I wonder if you're only eating Vegas Rolls and potsickers. I know your type: New to sushi, want to get drunk with your friends and pretend to actually enjoy raw fish. I know, I know...you're in college and it's Mill Ave. \n\nI am fine to get trashed here, I LOVE their bartenders and inventive drinks...but the food is nast. \n\nThat's RA in a nutshell.
__label__0 HORRIBLE HORRIBLE HORRIBLE! The service was so terrible, first of all the manager as soon as we walked in was rude my sister in law walked I front of him by accident and he goes \"EXCUSE ME!\" In a more than necessary rude tone. And then our server didnt know anything you would've thought it was his first hour. Point blank horrible service and was a very bad choice service wise for Mother's Day. Although the food was tasty the service made me never wanna ever wanna go back.
__label__3 Happy Hour is the only time I come here, but for good reason!\nYou can get 3 rolls for $15! Without a doubt my FAVORITE place to get sushi.\n\nRated a 4 instead of 5 because of the obnoxiously loud music - ask for the patio if you can brave the heat!
__label__0 Will never be going back to RA on Mill Ave.  Came here this last Saturday night with a couple friends and had the worst experience ever.  I ordered the lobster spring rolls as I was not that hungry.  After over an hour and a couple drinks I NEVER EVEN GOT MY FOOD.  No manager came to apologize for the service but they sent out the cook to say he was the only one working and is really backed up.  Why would they send the cook out to talk to us when he was so backed up?  Worst part is after NEVER getting the food I ordered when getting my check they CHARGED me for the food I never received!  After pointing this out to the waitress she took the food off my menu but still did charge me for the one drink I had.   Still dont know where any of the managers where during this.\n\nThis is also my first yelp review as I dont like to bash resteraunts but this experience deserved it.
__label__0 The service was the worst. It took us 10 minutes to get seated and it wasn't even rush hour. We then were seated and it took our waitress 15 minutes to get our drinks & give us a menu. As we ordered the food we were forgot about and our food didn't come for 35 more minutes. Yes, that's an hour without food. Then we stopped the manager and he took care of us. As our sour waitress came back to give us our refills she put salt on the rims of our strawberry lemonade instead of sugar. This was the last straw. We then ate all the food and spoke with the manager about the terrible service.  The only reason this has a star is because the food was good.
__label__3 The hubby LOVES beer - I mean LOVES it - so I decided to surprise him by taking him to FPBC in Tempe - we had the little guy with us (as usual - I mean that in a good way). We pull right up front - Rock Star parking!  I see the misting systems going - and people hanging around the front.  Beforehand, we had a little trouble finding it so stopped at a house to ask for directions.  There was a happy hour house party going on - about 10 - 20 somethings hanging in the front yard playing ping pong & BBQ'ing - looking like a beer ad for a commerical - we asked about FPBC & the guys were very happy to help us with the directions and said cool spot you will like it!  I say to my hubby, see this is why I love Tempe, are you sure you don't want to sell the house in PV and move here!?!  Hmmmm....\n\nSo we find it, my first thought was ok, part the BWM around the corner so we blend in!  Then I thought nah, lets just go!  The first thing I noticed was a sign that read \"no Minors\" so I have the hubby wait in the car and ask the very hip, very alternative looking door guy if we can bring our baby in & he says sure just don't try and slip him a drink!  I thought I like this place already!  We sat outside as it was a bit too loud inside (for the little guy).  As well, that scene in Sweet Home Alabama played in my head about the girl in a bar with a baby!  So we sat outside - thinking that would be better? Hee Hee...\n\nMind you I hate beer but played along, so I ordered the lightest beer on the menu it was a peach ale - YUMMY!  The hubby ordered three weird tasting beers and loved each one.  We had the chicken rolls which we amazing and the shrimp Bruchetta (sp?) they use WAY too much garlic but it was still good and a great portion size.\n\nWe will go back for sure, but I think we will leave the baby at home - so we can really enjoy the noise :)
__label__2 As I'm not a \"beer kind of girl\" I can't attest to the brews here. The atmosphere at Four Peaks is your average busy brew pub with a bit of college-bar thrown in. We stopped in on a Friday night, and it was PACKED. I mean standingroomonlywalltowallpeoplepushingcraziness packed. The guys had a brew, which was deemed \"okay\" and we had iced teas which were good. I saw some of the food go by and it looked tasty. I would rather come back on a weeknight, when I can hear the people I came to visit, but I'd give it another go.
__label__1 It was nothing special. Slow service by tiny ladies. The potatoes we had with brunch were not so good, and the menu selections were skim and did not show much originality. However, my girlfriend LOVED the smoked bacon!
__label__4 Four Peaks has been the setting for a good amount of cheery drunken debauchery.\n\nMy brother's patronize this spot so frequently you could swear the Prohibition was coming again.\n\nAwesome beer is served at a bar setup that is conducive to good flow and meeting new people.\n\nI'm a big fan of the Peach Ale- it's the girliest of the beers. 8th Street Ale is also good. As is the Sunbru.\n\nFor lunch, try one of the beer breads. The bread itself is awesome... similar to a flatbread or pita. Great texture, great flavor. Trust me, it'll fill you up for $9.\n\nMeet somebody at Four Peaks and grab a beer. You'll be so glad that you did.
__label__4 This place is in my Top 5 favorite places to eat in Arizona, no question!  First of all, they're a brewing company so they have to have good beer, right?  Check!  In order to get people to stay and drink beer, they have to have a good menu . . . check!  To get said people to come back again and again you have to have good tasting food, right?  CHECK, CHECK, and DOUBLE CHECK!!\n\nAll of the food I've had is top notch and delicious!  And the beers??  I crave them!!  It was Kilt Lifter that first hooked me.  Then the Hop Knot (see my Nello's review for the best Hop Knot in town tip).  And the Pumpkin Porter, one of the best seasonals EVER!  \n\nWhile I think it is spectacular that you can get various Four Peaks Brew's at some of the coolest establishments across the state (even the Pumpkin Porter, when available), there is one brew that I can only find when I am lucky enough to go to Four Peaks . . . THE OATMEAL STOUT.  This is the most delicious, most creamy and smooth beer I have ever had in my life.  I dream of this beer.  The first time I tried this was shortly after I started drinking (and liking) stouts.   I tasted it, looked over at my BF and said \"I think this is better than Guinness.\"  Of course I got the evil eye, but I'm sticking to my guns.  The Oatmeal Stout at Four Peaks is my favorite beer of all time!\n\nFavorites from the menu include, Spicy Thai Hummus, Spanakopita, Bavarian Pretzels, Shrimp & Goat Cheese Bruschetta (it's a meal, but the garlic is no joke on this one), the salads are great, Bleu Light Special Burger, Veggie Beer Bread Wrap, Fish and Chips . . . just to name a few! =)\n\nThe patio is great.  The staff is friendly.  The parking is not the best, but eh, everything else makes it worth it.  Plus, I suggest taking a cab or the light rail anyway . . . better to not have to drive so that you can enjoy more brews!
__label__3 This place had such high reviews on Yelp that we drove all the way from Scottsdale on our vacation to Tempe to visit this place. And it was worth it! From the front doorman asking me for my ID (knowing I'm well over 30) to saying my name right and telling us to have a great time, to the bartenders asking every few minutes if we were OK, to the delicious blue cheese burger, we were happy campers the entire time. I'm not a beer drinker, but my boyfriend tried all 3 beers and loved all of them. It's a fun, casual, sports bar environment and a great place for bar food.
__label__3 Quality beer, decent food, good atmosphere, all at a reasonable price.  A great place to enjoy a pint with some rock climbing friends from the Phx Rock Gym (http://www.yelp.com/biz/phoenix-rock-gym-tempe)
__label__2 Alright-- I'm a beer lover and generally a foodie. The food here is EXCELLENT, the beer is VERY good, and I've had both good service and slow service. Generally, though, the service is good.\n\nHowever, too many frat boys doing car bombs. Not my scene. I want to enjoy a good craft brew with some great food. If you're like me, you'll avoid the weekends. \n\nMy NUMBER ONE complaint about this place is that I brought in a growler and wanted to purchase their beer. They refused me because it wasn't 4 Peaks branded.  I have 4 peaks growlers at home, but it was dirty, so we didn't grab it. When I asked 3 other local breweries what they would do in a similar situation, I was told they would replace the growler or simply fill it. \nI can understand not wanting to fill a blank growler but refuse me your product? Ah, no thanks. \n\nI made a trip to Tempe (which was out of my way), specifically to fill a growler of beer.  We went home with SunUp beer that night instead.
__label__3 Finally made my way over to four peaks, and left nice and tipsy, off all the different beers i had to try..so all in all i can say i left very happy :)\n\nService was great, and i love the inside of this place. \n\nI looked over the menu it is \"typical\" bar food in my opinion, HOWEVER not so typical was hummus so of course i had to try it, and it was flippin fantastic!!! ( yes im a hummus whore,  I have to try a new one every chance i get)\n\nGreat happy hour prices, i'll be back fa sho!
__label__3 OK, I'll keep this short since there are so many reviews on this place. I'm not sure what else I can say about it. I'm an ASU alum and have spent many a night in here. The beer is great. the sandwiches are to die for (yes, that's an overstatement). The atmosphere is always festive and it's just pricey enough to keep most of the unwanted college riff raff out. \n\nThe Bad: Stay away from the hummus - yuk - tasted like a chili dog last time I had it. They constantly mess with the pasta salad. Last time I was there they used balsamic vinegar in it, which didn't taste bad, but it's grey. Grey!? What kind of food is grey? It's just hard to look at. Sometimes the staff and some patrons get a bit of an attitude, but it's a college bar. That's to be expected.
__label__2 I liked the food here, and the service has always been good.  I've been here for lunch with coworkers or to watch a game with friends.  No difference in quality at any time.
__label__4 Not a regular, but my last visit was amazing!! I have unusually high expectations for the service industry (not really but the bar has been set so friggin low) and I was honestly impressed.  EVERYBODY on staff was on point. Hostess, server, busser and food runners were exceptionally efficient and smiled, making myself and company feel like they actually gave a damn we were there. My server rattled off 15 salad dressings without even looking up.... Impressive.  Not a dish, glass or dirty napkin sat on the table for longer than 30 seconds!!  The food was well prepared and was delivered not too quick, not too late... Perfect.  Beer was flowing and tasted amazing as usual.  Our glasses, weather water or beer, never reached empty.  Over all, a great dining experience with nothing to complain about (unfortunately something I haven't had in a long time).  Can't wait to go back!!!
__label__4 I've always had a great experience with this place.
__label__2 Whisky selection is limited. But food is good. Crusted calamari is a delicious appetizer
__label__3 Beer was great, atmosphere was great, food was great.
__label__3 Awesome Atmosphere and Awesome Beer.  Great building with plenty of outdoor seating.  Got the Fish n Chips and they did not dissapoint.
__label__4 BEST CALAMARI YOU WILL EVER EAT IN YOUR ENTIRE LIFE.\n\nThe beer is decent. The atmosphere is good for groups of friends (it's a bit loud, but there is a lot of seating). More importantly, THE BEST CALAMARI YOU WILL EVER EAT IN YOUR ENTIRE LIFE.\n\nOther food I recommend is the Salmon BLT, the steak tenderloin sandwich, the burgers, Cajun chicken sandwich, the Thai hummus, and the pizza.\n\nBUT FIRST EAT THE CALAMARI.
__label__2 If you're going to Four Peaks for beer, I'd say 4-5 stars, but if you're going for dinner as I was, I can't rate it higher than a 3.  The beer is quite good.  I've tried most of their beers, and I think Raj IPA is my favorite.  The seasonal was the Pumpkin Porter and it fell a bit flat.  The flavor was too mellow and overall the beer seemed too light, almost watered down.\n\nThe real reason for 3 stars was the food.  Although we had some nice appetizers (pretzels with spicy cheese sauce were great, as was the Thai hummus and pita bread), but the pizzas we ordered were terrible. We ordered the margarita and the Italian.  The margarita had too much garlic powder, and the Italian tomato sauce was much too sweet and overpowered the toppings.\n\nService can be slow when they are busy, but our waitress was friendly and pretty attentive.  The dining area is enormous, and they also have some limited outdoor seating. But this is a college town dinner spot for sure, no pretensions of a high class brew-pub here.\n\nI'll probably be back for the beer, but I hope I can find something on the menu better than those pizzas, which were truly awful!
__label__0 I went to this brewing establishment to get a refreshing home brew and they denied me service due to the fact that I was with a minor on a Saturday afternoon with my 19 year old brother. I wouldn't recommend this place due to bro like ways and asu alumni stereo types. They have great bar food and a good atmosphere due to good local placement in Tempe but to decline a group of paying customers due to age is ridiculous and I will never frequent the establishment again.
__label__4 Best beers you can get in the valley.\n\nKiltlifter, SunBru, 8th Street, Peach Ale you can't go wrong with any of these.
__label__3 Needs to turn on their fans for lunch dining area because its super hot in Tempe area. Overall, i like the music atmosphere is amazing. Customer service was okay but lunch rush hour was busy. Love the burgers! :)
__label__0 My family and I have eaten here a few times.  We feel that the food is adequate and return every now and again for a change of atmosphere from our regular restaurants.\n\nLast night, we had a group in from out of town so thought we'd take them to Four Peaks.  We called ahead and spoke to a gentleman who told us that \"We are never busy on weekday afternoons during the summer\" (Um, was he being sarcastic?  He sounded sincere...) and that \"There is a big parking lot that most people don't know about behind the restaurant and to the east.\"  He also said that reservations were not necessary because they were not busy, nor did they expect to be.\n\nWe were surprised when we arrived and the \"big parking lot\" was actually very small and entirely occupied.  In fact, it was so cramped that it required driving backward for a significant amount of time to exit because there was no room to turn around.  The only parking we were able to find was probably 1/4 to 1/2 mile away down the street.  Since I am hugely pregnant and my sister has a small baby and it was 113 degrees outside, our family members dropped us off in front of Four Peaks while they went to park the car so that we would not have to walk in the heat.\n\nWhen we approached the hostess (who, by the way, is located outdoors), we had to wade through a decently-sized crowd (also waiting for tables).  We were told that \"until the majority of the party arrived, we could not put our name on the list.\"  In a normal restaurant, this would only seem fair because customers can sit or stand in an air conditioned building.  However, we were only 1 person short of having the majority of our party there and that person was parking the car.  The only reason he was not there yet was because this facility does not bother to provide its customers with a place to park their vehicles.  Having lived in the DC area for the last 6 years, I can say that this is to be expected in a big city but in Arizona, it is unacceptable to me.  Most every other business has to pay for/provide parking for their customers.  What makes Four Peaks so special?\n\nMy mom asked how long the wait would be.  \"We cannot tell you until the majority of your party is here.\"  Based on their silly little policy, I guess this would make sense.  She asked, \"If the person is here within 5 minutes, how long would the wait be?\"  We were told 25-30 minutes... which is far from what we were told when we called ahead.  Given, I understand it would have been impossible for the man we spoke with 30 minutes earlier to predict a massive influx of customers immediately before we arrived but at the same time, it does seem a little more than ironic that this would happen on this very day within 30 minutes of our telephone call.  I can only deduce that he was being dishonest.\n\nMy mom asked if we could wait somewhere with air conditioning since we were there with a pregnant person and a baby.  The hostess pointed to the bar area, which was not an option for us because we were there with two minors.  So, basically, we were given two options: stand outside in 113 degree weather and no shade with a pregnant lady and a baby for 25-30 minutes, or leave.  We chose to leave.\n\nUnfortunately, since parking was such a nightmare, it took us some time to reconnect with the person who drove as well as with the other two vehicles in our party that were just arriving.  It was a serious mess.  Had it not been so terribly hot, it would have just been inconvenient.  Factor in the heat and it became a health hazard.  \n\nA little customer service goes a long way.\n\nWe will not return.
__label__4 Amazing patio at night! Perfect for relaxing! I love that it is in the heart of Tempe, but doesn't feel like it! The veggie burger & Kiltlifter are heavenly! The Oatmeal Stout is perfect for winter!
__label__3 If you are looking for the freshest seafood in town, this is the best place to go. The portions are perfect, where you are satisfied but not overwhelmingly stuffed. The food feels more organic and clean in that I feel they use simple ingredients and don't try to add to many \"fillers\" for taste. If I was to pick anywhere in Birmingham to impress someone, this would be my choice.
__label__4 I have been here a few times and each time has been great! I LOVE their beer and the food is good too! This is a great place to hangout after work, watch the game, or just relax. I love going here.. I try to bring anyone who visits me to this place! \n\nThey have a pretty decent happy hour. I do like how it is on the weekends too,which is a perk. \n\nTip: Food portions are huge, so plan accordingly! (ex: Nachos can feed an army)
__label__3 Goog food , great brew , a bit hot inside this place . Tv's are small to watch the game , bathrooms are dirty
__label__4 Awesome place - the staff was so nice, welcoming us as it was our first visit to the brewery and helping us out with extra tasters and pita for our hummus. The brew pub is right in the brewery itself, so you're sitting near the big beer tanks. There's both inside and outside seating and plenty of it (of course it does fill up - we went around 4pm on Saturday and it was fine but a couple hours later there was quite the wait). Oh, and of course the beer was great too :) Great choice for a casual afternoon or night out with friends.
__label__2 Can't go wrong with their IPA!
__label__0 I came by with my parents on a Sunday afternoon around 4PM. My dad went in first to grab a table and then my mom and I entered a few seconds later. I was stopped by the bouncer and asked for ID. I showed him my California driver's license. He examined it for a minute or two and, apparently unsatisfied, asked to see my passport. Thankfully, we had stopped by Four Peaks on our way to the airport so I happened to have my passport with me. When I asked him why my CA license wasn't acceptable, he mumbled something about a new policy. After again examining my passport for a few minutes, the bouncer mumbled a vague apology and said that I should bring my passport with me in the future. \n\nFirst of all, any bouncer worth his salt knows California licenses are almost impossible to fake. Second, I was with my parents and it was 4PM on a Sunday...\nAnd finally, I was the only person who was stopped and asked to show ID. It is extremely unusual for any restaurant / bar to have a \"policy\" requiring you to show a passport rather than a state ID. Frankly, the implication was insulting and I will never come here again. \n\nIn terms of the food, it was okay. We had the gyros, salmon, and a cheeseburger. The gyros were decent but the salmon was overdone. The cheeseburger was alright - nothing special. We also ordered a pumpkin porter, which was decent but lacked the spice and slight sweetness that pumpkin beers usually have. Service was extremely slow. Our waitress was nice though. \n\nThe food and beer itself were a 3.5.
__label__2 MUSIC IS TOO LOUD!!!!!!\nIf I want to go deaf while eating sushi, I can go to Ra.  This new policy at 101 is a disappointment.\n\nBut the Happy Hour is the best deal in town and 98% of the staff is incredibly courteous and sincere. \n\nSo the management gets an A+ for hiring and training  . . . and a D- for letting the same (very young) staff run the stereo!!!\n\nSorry, just annoyed that my ears are still ringing. \n(not kidding)
__label__0 By far the worst sushi restaurant in town. I have been there 3 times, to be fair and give it a chance to change my mind. Each time the sushi has been dull, flavorless, and completely over priced. The service is so-so, and the menu would be impressive it the sushi had any quality to it at all. I have eaten many types of  good sushi and have never been so disappointed by the quality of food. For $14.00 I expect far more than some stale crab, limp rice, and over salted dipping sauce. Unfortunately, there are far better sushi places in town, such as Stingray and Kobe Tepan. Don't waste your time or money on Sushi 101
__label__1 I use to enjoy this place. But, I just had a bad experience for lunch. I even heard my server talking to his colleagues about how bad the tip was from the previous table. Also, they were out of the first two beverages that I asked for.  Will not be going back anytime soon.
__label__1 Philly cheesesteak not good. Cheap dried up luke warm meet. Not served as described on their menu. My husband got a turkey sandwich, which was ok but nothing to write home about. This place may be good if you're drunk and hungry at 2AM, but if you're just looking for a good quick bite for lunch SKIP THIS PLACE.
__label__0 Our first visit was a five:\nWe came across this place by accident but we were pleasantly surprised by how good it was. My husband had the silver city sub which is an Italian style sub, which he said was one of the best he has ever had. I had there home stake which was really good as well.\n\nOur last visit would be !/2 a star:\nService was very slow and the sandwiches were not very good at all we should have gone to Jimmy Johns down the street. We wont be going back!
__label__0 I've never liked going here, pretty terrible food and service. I actually know some of the people who used to work here, and they aren't exactly in a clear mind when they clock in. Once there were gnats flying around my food, pretty off-putting. I wouldn't go here again unless i had to. If you do like the food and get past all the bad things, try the mother load. Least terrible thing on the menu- they pretty much just throw everything they can into that sandwich.
__label__2 Rolling Hills is great when you want a short, easy course with interesting terrain, good views, and noisy zoo animals.  I believe this course has to be the only golf course in Arizona where you can hear elephants on the third hole.\n\nThere is a lot of elevation change on this course.  Many holes require you to hit the green to avoid rolling down a 50 foot hill into a gully.\n\nIf you don't want a real serious round, just want to practice your short game (you will encounter some interesting chip shots), and just want to stay close by, Rolling Hills might be a good option for you.
__label__4 I have never been to a show I didn't like!  Childsplay is the creme de la creme of children's theatre.  The actors are phenomenal and the bees knees at their craft.  Their costumes and sets hypnotize me and reel me in from the get go.  I love their Q&A sessions at the end of each play and the fact that they have a set of questions you can take home with you for the car ride back.  \n\nThey use literature for the majority of their plays and have new shows every single year.  \n\nBut what is even better is their traveling shows they send to schools around the valley and country.  If you are lucky enough to get a grant for them to come, you get shows that are just as good as those in the Tempe Performing Arts Center.  Their sets are smaller, but they have their amazing costumes, props, and music along with them.  They still do Q&A sessions after these traveling shows and give us teachers those same questions that they do at the TPAC shows.  \n\nIt doesn't matter if you are an adult without kids...everyone should attend at least one Childsplay show in their lifetime.  You are missing out if you don't!
__label__3 Pretty good boutique.  Back in the day, the used to carry guys' clothing - basically the local stuff like Spraygraphic.  They had an epic sale when they decided to get rid of all of their men's clothing and I was able to get some good shirts for cheap.\n\nI like the way it's laid out inside and everyone was nice.
__label__3 I love Ethiopian cuisine...I first tried it in San Francisco because my uncle knew someone that knew how to make it!  It was amazing and then a really good family friend is from Ethiopia and he has just introduced me to even more fabulous food!  I would eat it everyday if I could...\nBlue Nile was the first Ethiopian restaurant that I tried in Phoenix.  I always passed in when I was in Tempe and one day I decided to try it.  I was impressed!  It was really good!  I do not know the names of the dishes but it was the chicken and I got it with the mushrooms and lentils...and of course the spongy bread that you eat everything with...I love the fact that you get to eat with your hands its awesome!  I wish that I would have been able to try many dishes at one time but that is ok...This place is great but Cafe Lalibela has the special place in my heart!  I will return and I do encourage people to try this place...
__label__2 Great place for a Friday happy hour! The chambord marg is top notch, achiote chopped chicken salad is to die for, and the trio appetizer is great ONLY when it's half price during happy hour.  Highly recommend but only hangup is the cocky manager, useless hostests, and unattentive servers.  After two margaritas you get over the staff :)
__label__2 Love the complimentary corn break. I had pork tenderloin, which was good. The mashed potatoes weren't impressive though. BF had the ahi, it was pretty yummy. Came with rice pilaf which weren't very flavorful. \n\nMy mango mojito tasted like fruit juice. BF liked the margaritas, though.
__label__1 Came here yesterday for dinner. We got there around 5:20 and were told it was a 20 minute wait to sit on the patio. There were several empty tables but I assumed they had a wait because there were not enough servers. After 20 minutes we were seated at one of the tables that was empty the entire time we waited. Once we were seated we continued to wait about 5 minutes to be greeted by our server. We almost got up and left but for some reason decided to stick it out. The food was good- we had the table side guacamole, chicken avocado sandwich and enchiladas. The red sangria and margarita were also good but it took 20 minutes to get them. Overall just slow service and I couldn't really figure out why as they weren't that busy. I hadn't been here in several years and do not think I will be back anytime soon.
__label__2 Food was good, drinks were good, service was really slow. We had a party of 8. It took probably 10+ minutes to get out first drinks. Then some appetizers get delivered to our table... We didn't order anything yet, so waitress takes them away to find correct table. After that we put in our appetizer orders and continued to wait. Finally the apps came out. Had to wait more on additional drinks. Once we're got to the main meal everything lolled and tested good. Not sure if I will go back based on the slow service.\n\nDon't get me wrong I like not being pestered by waitstaff, but this was more of just not being around.
__label__0 After talking to my son Kyle, I realized that I had had the same over priced/ under serviced, take no responsibility, horrible experience here.  The owner or manager..whoever came out to speak with me was horribly rude.  He does not seem remotely interested in customer service.  I will never go back, and will make sure that I tell as many people as I can to avoid this place as well.
__label__3 This is my second time here. I like the way they team up on my car if they have extra hands available and get it done fast. And they do a good job. I just got my car painted so I don't want the high pressure hoses used on it. They gladly accommodate by using the regular hose. They offered to bundle and save me money when I asked for a detail on the inside.
__label__0 I have been coming here for over 4 years on a weekly basis. They mostly did an average job. However today I went there and left my headphones on the backseat. Even when I was getting out of the car I looked at them and thought to myself no one is going to steal them, I'm a regular. Well I was wrong. When I went to grab the headphones and hour after leaving the wash they were gone, and the wash was now closed.\n\nTLDR: Stole the headphones out of my car.
__label__3 This place is totally funky and really convenient for the ASU crowd.  I recommend it as a cheap place for beer and lots of vegetarian options.  They have great art on the walls and the best flier selection this side of the Mississippi.  I also went to a craft fair by local independent crafters this weekend - this will apparently be a reglar event - the second saturday of every month.
__label__2 Been going here for, shit, 10 years? I really want to love it (pakalolo no Swiss sub pepper Jack) but lately it's been kinda pissin me off, for all the reasons mentioned by everyone else here.\n\nGreat subs, not so much meat on them, kinda pricey, ultra slow, thumbs up for having mtn dew on tap.\n\nOh, and not green/sustainable at all!! Tried to redeem about 5 punch cards totaling 10 punches for a free sammich but they wouldn't let me. They could have just reused the cards, giving the ones with one punch to the next customers instead of punching and wasting all new cards.\n\nHippies my ass . . .\n\nI will probably be going back, though not nearly as much.
__label__1 The guys who work there are more concerned about saying \"what up boss\", and \"that's awesome\" an their own life stories than noticing their customers sitting there for 20 mins with no food, with maybe one other customer in the store. I think maybe a few of them have fried a few too many brain cells and need some customer service training.
__label__3 Since 2004, I have been ordering the same thing from Cheba Hut - \"Nug\" (4inch) Griefo on Garlic/Herb with all the greens/veg they have but mushrooms and cucumbers! Extra pickle please! Always the same. Never changing. No, I will not try another sandwich. I'm addicted to the Griefo, thank you very much. My name is Jill, and I'm a Cheba Hut Griefo addict. \n\n(HI JILL!) \n\nWhile sometimes the service can be somewhat slow, the product they produce is IMO, fantastic! Quality takes time. Even more time if a pothead is behind the counter making your sandwich. ;)
__label__2 Small chain sub shop with a weed theme.  They toast the sandwiches, and boy, are they good.  They have something for everyone-whether you want a plainer sub or a fancier one.  I always get the Five-O(ham, salami, pepperoni, bacon, and proscuitto), although one day I must try other sandwiches.  However, service is slow after you order.  You also don't get to see them assemble your sandwich, which is something I like.  They have the best sandwiches, but I really wished it didn't take them +15 minutes to do that.
__label__3 Cheba Cheba y'all...this place has a great selection of subs and soups, plus the service is great. They always treat me like I'm a friend that they've known for years. My first time, and everyone I've brought for their first time, received half off their bill. Not sure if thats what they do for everyone or if its because I brought hot chickas in. There have been many occassions where I've seen people come in baked and put unnecessary toppings on sandwiches.  Like mayo, mustard, lettuce--the works, on a meatball sandwich--which is funny and harmless, just be warned. They also have great desserts for people with the munchies. 4-20 is a big holiday here too and it's funny to see people out of their minds demolishing food, plus you get free stuff!
__label__3 I freakin LOVE this place! I am not a huge smoker but I love the references... I almost died laughing at the ice cube reference... I am corny. I know.\n\nThe sandwich was good, I also got a brownie. I'm not a sandwich person so I couldn't go into detail about it but I do know it was good. My BF introduced me to this place because he used to eat here when he was at ASU. \n\nGreat place!
__label__1 Place took a tumble in the rankings yesterday. The order of fajitas was reasonable at $8 (minus $2 with coupon), but the food was not good and neither was the cleanliness of the restaurant. The fajita chicken was undercooked with some red appearing in one or two strips. Another strip was riddled with fat.  The salsa bar was a mess at 7pm as most salsa's were out and didn't seem to be refreshed in quite awhile. Corn tortillas served with meal were very thin and garden variety. Just a bad effort, but I guess I started relying too much on a few good meals. It is still a chain in the end. No bueno.
__label__2 Ok.  So it *is* a Red Roof Inn.   The rooms could have been a bit cleaner, maybe re-done.  There is no coffee maker in the room, but they have a great machine in the lobby just outside the elevator doors.  They have anything from regular coffee to vanila lattes, I appreciated that :) \n The staff was WONDERFULL!!\n Especially Meesa...We were there for Spring training, It was happily no problem at all for us to check in late, and she was extremely helpful and polite our entire stay, reccommending places to eat, etc...  She remembered our names (and those of other guests) quickly and was lots of fun to just talk with!\n  Once we were a couple hours out of Tempe, I realized I had left my TENS unit at the hotel (it is an electro-stimulation device for pain control)  It was brand new.  I called the next day and spoke with Nora.  She was superbly helpful, found the item and shipped it out to me quickly.  \n  Because of the location and the wonderful staff and the price, I would stay there again.
__label__1 Makes me hungry for In-n-Out.
__label__2 A solid place to get a freshly prepared burger. I like their onion rings also.
__label__2 I chill at White Castle 'cause it's the best\nBut I'm fly at Fat Burger when I'm way out west!\n\nSo the lyrics led me to this place but I must say it didn't live up to the hype.  The burger wasn't terrible, but I've had better.  WHAT-A-BURGER beats the hell out of it.\n\nThe burger patty reminds me of the patty at Freddy's Frozen Custard, Culver's, and Steak and Shake.  I had mine built with the default config which includes sweet relish.  I knew that going into it and thought i would try it.  It was a mistake - just plain weird.  Hold the relish next time.
__label__3 They have an amazingly primo location, right next to ASU and all those local businesses.  They actually have a good amount of seating and easily accessible parking!  This alone practically makes the place 4 star worthy.  What nails it is the staff.  Everyone has been professional, friendly and super helpful.  I've seen folks who forgot to take all their cream cheeses, and they'll remind them they are entitled to them in the deal.  So many places would just let you leave.  \n\nNotice I haven't mentioned their food yet?  Well, there is a reason. It is 100% ok.  I've never gotten anything bad - ever.  But nothing has been great either.  Average menu options, with some nice choices.  Bagels are ok, but nothing to write home about.  One of my favorite things is that for a sandwich you can upgrade your bagel to a wrap, artisan bread or a \"softwich\" which is like a bagel but softer and square.  \n\nIt's never going to be a bad choice, and the super service will have you leaving with a smile on your face.
__label__4 Prenatal massages for less than $40 for an hour?!  SIGN ME UP!  \n\nAs a birthday gift (February), J got me a gift certificate for a prenatal massage at SWIHA.  I did not cash it in until April, because I wanted to be a little further along in my pregnancy...when I knew I would need the massage the most.  \n\nAfter my first visit, I was hooked!  I started booking regular Friday afternoon appointments every 2 weeks.  And at $33 for an hour...for a student..who's received the necessary prenatal massage training....it was not breaking the bank!\n\nThanks SWIHA for making the last month of my pregnancy tolerable!  :)
__label__2 Walking in, I hadn't realized it was a chain, but it was a good place to relax a bit and grab a bite to eat.  \n\nI was feeling a bit under the weather, not up for a beer at the time, so I didn't sample any of their German style brews.  \n\nI did sample the house chips, which come topped like a loaded baked potato.  They weren't too shabby.  \n\nI also had the seared ahi salad.  It was good.  The greens were fresh and the tuna was perfect.  I also ordered a side of the sweet ginger rice.  (I can't pass up anything laced with ginger.)  It was also pretty good.\n\nThey serve dessert shooters which are great when you just want a couple of bites of something sweet.  It was a nice finale.
__label__3 great salads and their fries and chips are to die for.My friend's love their grilled cheese (not on the menu) and i've always had awesome. service. Great place for lunch and a good beer!
__label__3 We had a great experience here. The menu had waayy more than i expected when i thought \"brewery\". 9pm-close is reverse happy hour and that was all we ordered off of and everything was fantastic. crab and artichoke dip *(req to have it with the bread instead of the cracker, TRUST me),  and yes i will admit we actually had two orders of the dip..it was that scrumptious! shrimp with chili sauce, pork sliders..all yummy! The have combo meals as well on the HH menu. The happy hour choices are great. We will be back to try the real menu as well, i looked it over and it is pretty intriguing.\n\nWe had the beer sampler. No this place dies not have the widest selection of beers but the ones they have are pretty good. Check out the seasonal when you go...they also have a huge list of mixed drinks and wines as well.\n\nAtmosphere is nice, low lights, music, t.v's upstairs, outside seating also.\nService was just o.k. he left us alone(ignored), but its o.k. we were just fine being left alone in our little love bubble.
__label__3 The Tempe location always has excellent service.  I came here with a group of ladies from work celebrating the holidays during lunch.  Our server was attentive and very accommodating.  All our food and drink orders were right on and she new we were only lunch break so it came out pretty fast.  All our food was excellent, we all enjoyed our selections.  The server had no hesitation about bringing separate checks.  I will suggest Gordon Biersch for more luncheons with our work group in the future.
__label__0 We had to put our own tables together to accommodate our party of 8.  The service was very slow.  The server was forgetful.  AND... The Chicken California flatbread pizza gave my wife food poisoning!
__label__1 This place is good to go to if you're hungry and stumbling drunk at 2 am...\n\nAt that time your taste buds aren't quite on their game, so you won't detect your money being wasted.  Also, your massive hangover will mask the gastrointestinal impact of Texano's dodgy mexican food.\n\nReally, I know this is a _bertos type of place, but I have been to better and not many worse.  It stinks like a rotten corpse outside of the place, and last time I was there they didn't accept cards.  i don't know if this has changed, nor will I, because I don't plan on returning.  \n\nAlso, I have noticed the ill effects of eating at this joint the day after and so have some of my comrades.\n\nIf you're near here and want a burrito do yourself a favor... go to Rivas.
__label__2 Too many lecture hall classes with hundreds of kids, horrible parking, horrible administration and student services. Too many policies, rules, and procedures. The students are never helped when help is needed by administration. It's hot as F*&K for most of the semester. Shitty food on campus. Too many lame teachers, even in professional programs, that don't know how to arouse interest in the students. Amount of attractive women is grossly exaggerated, if that's what you determine to attend a college.  Some teachers are good, but some just plain suck. Parties are always broken up by cops (if you are under 21).  The only reason my time at ASU has been tolerable is because I have a good group of friends. I don't see how anyone could give this school 5 stars if you are comparing to other major colleges.
__label__2 It's a decent in state university, know tons of guys coming in and out no problem. Most of them have finished three year degrees and such because it's that manageable at ASU if you're on top of your game.\n\nIf you live in state, there are so many opportunities for scholarships, it's basically a free ride if you can get into one of them. After that, it's like any other university - gotta shift through the good and bad professors through word of mouth.\n\nASU is kind of known as the party school, but the business school is pretty strong here. Given the price you're paying as a resident, ASU is not a bad choice for furthering your education.
__label__0 ASU online is a SCAM! The advisors are lazy, the registration department is unorganized. They don't document things as they should. They don't return phone calls as they should and when you call them out they b/s and say \"your phone number on file is wrong....\" or \"is this your number....\" and read the WRONG number... i literally had that happen to me more than 2 times and EVERY TIME I updated the number but somehow it ended up being \"wrong\" AGAIN! They make mistakes and don't take responsibility for them.. somehow it's always the students fault. They register classes on your behalf WITHOUT you knowing.... then expect you to pay for it. If you don't, they send it to collections. if I could honestly give ASU a lower rating I WOULD! THINK TWICE BEFORE APPLYING TO THIS SCHOOL!!! Horrible... horrible... horrible. It's more a business than a university. At the end of the day all they care about is your money.
__label__4 I started seeing Ricky because my Mom recommended him.  She had been going to him for a while and always looked great so I checked him out. I have been very happy with him ever since.  He also does a wonderful job with my kids ( ages 6 and 3).  He is very patient and listens to what we want.  I even trusted him enough to cut my hair on live news for a donation event he was doing.  We donated my hair and he gave me a beautiful A line bob.  I couldn't be happier with him and recommend you check him out!
__label__4 I wish I had the budget to decorate my apartment with more awesome things from Z Gallerie. They have a home decor style which is more urban and modern and less Martha Stewart. If nothing else I can always find inspiration from their beautiful collections, and then go copy it for a lot cheaper.\n\nZ Gallerie has pretty much anything you need to decorate your house, but they don't carry a lot of essentials. It's more about the glamor in here. Extensive selection of drinking glasses, art, over the top bedrooms, and dinner settings. Last time I was there I found this one table that was decorated with all golden dishes and goblets with center pieces of gold crabs and lobsters. This is Scottsdale not the Hamptons! It was very amusing.\n\nGreat place just to walk around and find crazy things! Not your Grandparents place for decorating ideas.
__label__2 After canvassing the valley for a new bedroom set a couple of months ago, I was about to give up all hope when I finally wandered into Z Gallerie. Problem was, I didn't know exactly what I was looking for... I wanted something simple, but not too simple; something modern, but with a retro twist; something cool, but without looking like it's trying to be cool... Not too much to ask, is it? Not at Z Gallerie, where I found exactly what I was looking for - at what I consider very reasonable prices ($600 for the bed, $300 per nightstand). In addition to the furniture in the store, which in addition to furniture included lamps & artwork, we were shown their catalog, which contained an even larger selection. After not finding anything I liked anywhere else, I found myself now having to choose between several different bedroom sets.\n\nService at the time of purchase was pleasant and helpful. Once I made my selection, I waited patiently while the cashier called the warehouse to find out if the items were in stock or needed to be special ordered (longer delivery time). I was informed that my items were in stock and would be delivered within 2 weeks. Sadly, this did not happen. In fact, nothing happened. I never heard from them again. When I called them I was informed that my items had to be special ordered, and would not arrive for 3-4 weeks. I was assured I would receive a phone call from the delivery company within that timeframe. 4 weeks later, I called back to find out what was going on. I was told a manager would call me back. I left three additional messages over the next three weeks (each time providing my phone number), before finally speaking with a manager, who informed me that my furniture had arrived the week before. The problem? She said they had wrong phone number on file. If I hadn't provided my phone number 4 times, this could have been a valid excuse. But I did. Each time.\n\nMy furniture finally arrived this afternoon (8 weeks later), and while I love my new bedroom set, the customer service experience left me with a bad taste in my mouth. \n\n4 stars for their furniture, 2 stars for their service.
__label__3 Stayed here for one night to avoid having to drive back after a night of partying and really enjoyed my time here! Great customer service and clean rooms with really comfy beds [: Only thing I didn't like was the small pillows.. They were nice and fluffy but not even standard sized so I had to squish two together to simulate the effect.. I can't say much about their amenities because I wasn't really around to utilize them, but I did appreciate the free wi-fi and AC! Another cool thing about this place is their courtesy shuttle service.. Where I wanted to go for the night was out of their driving range, but if they don't need to take anyone else out and you tip handsomely they're willing to do it! A taxi would have been ridiculously expensive ($20 each way) so instead I tipped the drive $10 each way and got a safe ride for half the cost! Their front desk has 24 hour service so you can check-in/out as late as you wish, and they're always just a phone call or elevator ride away! The attendant that worked the 11pm-7am shift was extremely courteous and I appreciated his customer service [: If I'm ever around and in need of a place to stay I will most definitely choose this hotel..
__label__0 I never want to go to this hospital again. Worst experience ever. I was stuck there for five days and all they did was make up more excuses to keep me there. Did every test imaginable and yet left sick and had to go to another hospital. I told them over and over the antibitocs was making me sick. They ignored me and came to find out I was allergic to it. They also have horrible TV service, wtf? The employees also were nice but they were to open in complaining on how they have budget cuts there. I am a patient, I dont want to hear how cheap they are. lol.\nThe food was the most disgusting food ever, I thought I was eating dog food. \nGo to another hospital if you can. This is a horrible one. I cringe just thinking about it.
__label__0 The food is excellent but the service is horrible.  If the service was even just ok I'd give them 5 stars
__label__3 Called in a to go order for a quick meal on a Sunday night for my wife and I. Was immediately greeted by one of the staff as I walked in and directed to the take away counter. During my short walk to the counter I found the restaurant to have a nice visual ambience and trendy modern decor with music that might have been just a touch loud. Overall, seems like it would be a decent place to go for a quick meal. The girl who brought my order was friendly and I was in and out very quickly.\n\nAs for the food, I ordered the \"One Thousand Bean\" open face pita and my wife ordered the Pesto Lavosh Turkey Wrap. The bean pita had a fairly substantial pita with a layer of brown rice and medley of cooked beans with tomato, cilantro, and red onion as garnish. Overall, the ingredients were all quality and fresh. The bean blend gave it a nice mix of flavors but overall I felt like it was missing some spice and perhaps a little citrus or something to brighten up the flavors. My wife's wrap left similar impressions. The turkey was surprisingly good with a touch of honey sweetness without being overkill like a lot of other deli turkey. It also had a nice pesto and the grilled tomatoes added a nice touch but overall it still seemed a bit plain tasting.\n\nAll in all, the food was made with quality ingredients and was good albeit a bit plain. Prices seemed a touch high at first but I think the quality and portions justify it. Will likely go back to try more in the future.
__label__3 I love going to this place. I usually go with my sister to catch up with great conversation and great, healthy food. I had thought in the past that it was a fast greek chain like pita pit, but it's actually a sit down restaurant. We ALWAYS start with the Fruit & Cheese Fantasia. It is SO good, and it's gigantic. The fruit and the cheese are such good quality its hard to stop eating. I would order the mediterranean chicken pita, sometimes we would be so full from the fruit and cheese we would share one or take home half. The service is good, they are polite and timely with your order. I would recommend pita jungle.
__label__0 I have been frequenting Pita Jungle for over 7 years since I have moved to the Valley.  They WERE one of my favorite eateries.  I have hosted keynote speakers and workshop facilitators  from the college for lunch and dinner at Pita Jungle where we'd have upwards to 20 people at the restaurant and tip handsomely.\n\nToday for some reason I ,along with a group of friends, was ignored as we waited to be served.  We were seated and were not offered beverages until I began to wave my hands after sitting for 10 minutes.  The waters were brought to us by a reluctant host (no servers dared to approach the table...they all stared at one another) who told us that our server was busy but she'd be right with us.  Another seven minutes passed and she'd walked by our table six times and never looked in our direction.\n\nWe decided to leave the establishment and the overworked server that couldn't acknowledge a party of three (while servicing multiple tables AROUND ours.)  \n\nIn short, I will NOT be financially supporting Pita Jungle in the future. The lack of acknowledgement was so blatant that neighboring tables were looking at us and then looking at the server wondering what was going on...what a shame.
__label__4 Holy cow!!!! Best chorizo is right! Glad I checked the yelp reviews. I made fabulous breakfast burritos & killer burgers from the chorizo. This is my new jam 4 chorizo & tortillas
__label__2 So why doesn't this place get 4 or 5 stars you ask? I have seen 3 unbelievable shows here, BRMC, The Black Keys, and Guster, all great performances, but hey this isn't a yelp about the bands, it's about the venue. This place charges mad fees for online purchasing, plus 5 bucks to park. Which adds about 10 to 12 bucks to your ticket. Now, if that went to the band, no problem, but I guarantee the maintenance on the place doesn't justify the extra fees. It's basically a big concrete room with speakers, oh the ground slopes to the stage, so your back gets all out of whack standing. \n\nWhat this place does have, good drink selection, OK prices, and big bathrooms, good security, and a descent stage. You can get a good seat no matter where you stand, and they get really good bands to perform there. I recommend it, because I have too, this is Phoenix, we have to pick and choose our musical opportunities as bands seem to skip this area, even thought it's the 5th largest city in the U.S. \n\nLet's yelp about that!
__label__1 i HATE the marquee. hate it. \n\nwhen i'm looking at tours and see 'marquee' as the venue i am generally so discouraged. \n\ni hate the parking. i hate the sound. i hate no re-entry. \n\nthe only things i like about the marquee are:\n1. that there is not a segregated area for the people under 21. \n2. luckyman, the promoter, is insanely good to their bands, which is comforting.
__label__1 The only reason I will go back is if a band comes to town that I cannot miss.\n\nI'll start with the good.  Security is so friendly.  My friend proposed to his girlfriend and they were so helpful into making it happen.  If they kick you out, you deserve it!!\n\nParking sucks.  It costs money to park and they don't have many spaces.  You have to get early to park and it's really the only good parking around the venue.\n\nSound is meh.  I've heard better, not often do I hear worse.\n\nDRINKS ARE A RIP OFF!!!!  Either don't drink, come there drunk or sneak booze in (I don't support sneaking it in.  They do pat you down as you enter)\n\nSo what we have here is a rip off establishment that is one of the only places in town to see national touring acts.  Fuck it.
__label__0 I've only just now read the reviews here for the Marquee. I wish I had read them before I went to try to see a show there, and I might have saved myself time. I arrived an hour early because I could find no detailed information about the venue or the specific show online. The security was way over the top - after being patted down and having every pocket of my purse inspected with a flashlight, I expected to enter into an awesome venue. But there wasn't much awesome about the experience. There were two opening acts, and it took well over 30 minutes between sets for them to set up and go on. I don't know if it was the people at Marquee who were having issues getting things moving along, but the opening \"guests\" were hardly worth listening to, and any energy in the crowd had plenty of time to die down between sets. As the small crowd waited for an actual show, they were able to purchase $7 beers ($6 for a budlight) at the bar, or sit outside on the patio and smoke. Inside, the music pumped through the speakers bounced painfully from dusty cement walls to dirty cement floors and into my ears. No wonder I woke up with a headache.
__label__1 A 5-star performance in a 2-star venue - that's what it was when I recently went to the Marquee.\n\nTo be fair - there was some good.  It's conveniently located and, as far as I know, I didn't contract any strange diseases while there.\n\nNow, the rest.\n\nFirst strike - our experience trying to park.  First led into the tiny parking lot then told it was full by staff who seemed like it was their first day on the job.  How to get out?  They weren't sure.  What?\n\nOkay, parked across the street - still plenty of time for the show.  Then - the clusterf*ck that was the line to get in, aided by the total lack of signs differentiating between those there to buy tix and those with tix.  No rhyme, no reason.  Strike two.\n\nInside now - to the bar for a refresher.  $7 for a warm, flat beer served by a guy that acted as if it were solely my fault he had to work that night.  Strike three.\n\nThe show, as mentioned, was solid.  There are no bad seats (standing spots) in the place, though the acoustics are sort of like playing a stereo in a large closet.\n\nIt would take a band I really, really want to see to bring me back.
__label__0 \"Festival Seating\", huh?  There was no warning when I bought tickets for this venue . . . and what a shock to see that there were no seats.  Security folks made us stand up well before the concert started, probably because folks were packed in there way past what would be deemed a safe volume of people.\n\nThe sound system was not good, acoustics were poor, the sound was over-processed.  It was a horrible experience; my worst concert to date.  I would suggest buying the artists DVD instead of going to see them live, at this venue.
__label__4 Lalibela is definitely an establishment for food connoisseurs; so if you unfortunately happen to be a good ol' fashioned American (gosh darn it!), requiring your plate of food super-saturated with salt, submerged in boiling lard, priorly frozen, served in a bag, or lacking any sort of flavor other than greasy; then this is not the place for you: for all others, a must. \n\nWE recommend getting one of the three-combination plates (the vegetarian or the MEAT are both excellent) during lunch hours, only $7.99; and it comes with a free fountain drink. Plus, you must try Injera (Ethiopian flat bread). Also as a side note, their Ethiopian beer is surprisingly quite tasty; and it pairs well with the food. \n\nWhat will it taste like may you ask? Think of this, imagine for a second that if it was at all possible for a plate of delicious Indian cuisine to somehow mange reproduction with a full-of-flavor-and-spice plate of Persian cuisine with the ending result a sexy Ethiopian platter of food baby. And there it is--in your mouth.
__label__3 I tried Cafe Lalibela (and Ethiopian food) for the first time recently with a friend. \n\nI got the Mild Combination: yebeg alicha sega wat (cubed lamb), alicha sega wat (cubed beef), and fosolia (string bean concoction). The lamb and beef were fairly interchangable as far as taste, but both were excellent cuts of meat and the sauce they were in was very tasty. The fosolia (string bean) was not to my liking, but I think this is a personal preference as my friend tried it and liked it. Something about the seasoning just wasn't my cup of tea.\n\nSpeaking of tea, I also got a cup of Yekemem Shai (black tea with cinnamon, cardamom, and cloves). This not only smelled delicious, but it tasted fantastic. I normally sugar my tea, but I drank this one without sugar and it was all the better for it. I highly recommend this tea if you visit Cafe Lalibela!!\n\nAlso, the waitress was friendly and helpful when choosing off the menu. \n\nI will be going back to this restaurant again! Good stuff.
__label__4 Wow...where to start...right when you enter the eatery, the environment is very friendly as well as the staff! The food was great! And being half Ethiopian, I know quality Ethiopian food. Their injera had a doughy texture and was amazing and I really recommend the Lalibela Exclusive if you're coming with a group or with the family. You can even also add other entrees with it and I really recommend their shiro wat too. Price was also reasonable and you will leave stuffed and satisfied!! Lalibela won't disappoint you! Great Ethiopian restaurant overall!!
__label__2 Yikes. I completely forgot about the fact that my boyfriend found a big black hair in the food close to when we were almost finished eating. How could I have forgotten that?? \n\nAs delicious as the food was, that can NEVER happen when you are running a restaurant. Super gross :(
__label__2 First time at this restaurant yesterday. My husband and I were excited about trying this restaurants after reading good reviews on Yelp. But we got mixed feelings.\n\nI liked this cute restaurant. It's clean and cozy and the people working there were nice and friendly to us. My husband enjoyed the light Ethiopian beer. \n\nBut the food....that's the thing.\nSome were good and some were not so good. We ordered a chef's combo and vegetarian combo. Both came with the crepe like Ethiopian bread and side salad. Each combo had 3-4 different dishes which were spicy chicken, cheese, collard green for the chef's combo and lentils, green beans, cabbage(w/potato&carrot) and collard green for the vegetarian combo. \n\nChicken and lentils (spicy ones) were pretty good but most of the others had more or less the same kind of taste, salty and sour....yes, \"salty and sour\" explains their food. The cheese and bread had almost no taste for me. \nOverall, I got a feeling they were missing \"taste\".\n\nFor dessert, we shared a mango mousse cake which was home made and tasty. \n\nSo my feeling is...if we choose right dishes, we can enjoy their food better, maybe? We do not eat beef or lamb, so they might be good. \n\nWill I recommend this place? I don't know...you can give a try. \nWill I go back to this place again? Maybe not. I will try somewhere else.
__label__4 Really loved this place. The service was slow around 1:00pm on a Saturday. We were a party of 4 adults and 2 kids and the Veggie Combo for 3 was more than enough. Did have to order more Injera bread. \n\nThe veggies had such amazing and different flavors from each other. My favorite. Although their website advertises the gluten free injera, when we asked for it, they said they did not have any so our kid had to eat some rice instead.
__label__4 I've been going to Cafe Lalibela Ethiopian Restaurant for many years now. Tonight's experience reminds me of my very first time here 12 years ago when my wife and I flew into Sky Harbor Airport late in the evening to visit Phoenix for a job interview. We were very hungry but couldn't find a place to sit and eat. We spotted this Ethiopian restaurant (in a strip mall of all places, we thought!) and decided to try it out. As we walked up to the entrance, we saw that Cafe Lalibela was closing for the evening (it was about 9 pm). In defeat, we turned to walk back toward our rental car, but the owner saw us and urged us to come in!  Mind you there were diners finishing their meals. Clearly we were going to keep them late. The owner and staff never minded though and we had an amazing meal. \n\nWe now live in Phoenix and ever since that night, we bring nearly everyone who visits us from out of town to Cafe Lalibela after picking them up from the airport. Universally they are pleased with the food and friendliness and ask to return on subsequent visits to Phoenix.\n\nTonight, I brought my parents, who just arrived in Phoenix to visit us, to Cafe Lalibela and found that the restaurant was closing early for the evening. The manager saw us looking at the 'Closed' sign and invited us in. He explained they had such a busy day today (a very favorable review in today's Arizona Republic will do that, apparently) that they ran out of several dishes, only had gluten-free injera bread left, and decided to close early. He explained that as long as this was okay he'd be pleased to have us dine here tonight. We were treated \"like honored guests\" as my dad noted and our meal was fantastic, as usual.\n\nCafe Lalibela is my favorite restaurant in Phoenix.
__label__0 Hidden charges, flavorless sauce, crust wasn't cooked long enough, and they delivered the wrong toppings.
__label__0 This place is disgustingly gross. Its so gross, its almost disrespectful, do they seriously expect people to eat this? Well, I guess they do expect dumb people to eat this, and the only people who are dumb enough to eat this I guess are the loads of ASU students in the area. Oh wait, it makes sense now, they are still in business because drunk ASU kids eat food from one of the few places that is open 24/7.\n\nDo not get chicken as a pizza topping, its breaded chicken. Pizza dough was gross, soggy, not done well. The sauce was super watery and tasted bad as well. We ordered garlic knots, and well, the same thing here. In fact, the garlic knots had no garlic, there was just some garlic sauce on the side and some marinara (tasted like crap). I think I had the worst pizza I've ever had in my life. I think frozen pizza tastes 10x better.\n\nGus's is disGUSting. I think if you wanted to make pizza at home you'd do a much better job even if you can't make microwave popcorn.
__label__0 I've had this a few times since.  Delivery takes forever, customer service is god AWFUL.  Seriously, these people are such assholes.  You get what you pay for, and this place is still a ripoff.  Should never be more than a star.
__label__1 It's funny----I had heard that Gus had good pie.  All I can say is it must taste really good when you're under the table.  When you are sober, it's pretty medicre pizza, folks, even if they do deliver at 3am.....
__label__1 As with most businesses, there will be good and bad reviews, and hopefully I can come back at a later date to write a good one. However, my first experience with Gus' was quite negative.\nI ordered a pizza online, gave the card number to pay for it and received a confirmation/order number. The pizza was supposed to be delivered within an hour. An hour later, no pizza, so I called. Gus' had no record of our order, no specials and no website, or so I was told, and yet, I was looking at the website as the employee was telling me they didn't have one. I went to the bank and sure enough, money had been taken out to pay for pizza at Gus'. I called again.\nOne of the most curious things was the different stories I got depending on the employee I was speaking to. During one phone call I was told that the order was on its way. I waited. Nothing. I called again. No record of the transaction, no order placed, no pizza on its way. I inquired how a pizza could be \"on its way\" if there was, allegedly, no order placed. I was placed on hold several times as the employees desperately tried to get answers to these questions they could not answer. Finally the manager. No record of an order placed, yet paid for. An interesting business practice. \nNeedless to say, it was a frustrating experience and an investigation is under way. The funds should be returned in 2-3 business days, but for now, I have no access to them and no pizza.\nThink I'll stick with Papa Murphy's; for delivery service is like a box of chocolates-- you never know what you'll get, or in this case, if you'll get.
__label__3 One of our old standbys... friendly service, great food and not too pricey.  We always seem to get the spring rolls (Gai co cuan?) and beef with noodle bowls (Bun Bo Nuong) and I love the home-made lemonade
__label__4 Eating here almost made me feel like i was back in the bay area! Upon walking in, i remember my co-workers exclaiming in excitement,\n\"There are other ASIANS HERE! WOH! You even pay at the register!\" \n\nThat's authenticity roite thar.\n\nI didn't think that i would be able to find an authentic asian restaurant in the phoenix area but this place proved me wrong. Not the best pho ever, but the best by far that i found in the area.
__label__4 Oh god. Yes.\n\nThe Pho Tai here is pho king incredible.\n\nBest in the pho king Valley.
__label__3 Decent Vietnamese food. Tried their Bun Cha Hanoi and it was lacking a little flavor and the meat was slightly drier than I would liked but more than edible. Liked that they didn't skimp on any of the dishes since the portions were huge! Decent prices for somewhere other than Little Saigon.
__label__3 It does look like a hole in the wall, and I thought that it was going to be a long wait due to the number of people but I was wrong.  The food is good, the service is very good and quick.  We didn't have everything at our table (ketchup, jelly, cream ....) so we kept asking for what we needed. Our server would quickly need our needs, apologizing for our table not being fully stocked and making sure that our glasses never were emptied.
__label__3 Harlow's, you bad girl, you. I can taste your huevos rancheros from here... Your fluffy eggs, your sassy salsa, your crispy potatoes. All so scrumptious. Oh, what a temptress you are. A deliciously evil temptress. Leave me alone - I'm working. Well, working/yelping. Ok, just yelping. Whatever. I'm at work. No, I can't leave. Not now. I've got a meeting in ten minutes. No, I can't reschedule. Ok, I can. But I shouldn't. I really shouldn't... Aw, screw it - I'm on my way.
__label__1 Harlow's, you are overrated.  Your potatoes are greasy and seem like the cook couldn't decide what they were, just make real hashbrowns.  Your eggs are too expensive and are not worth 2.50 a piece, ridiculous. The toast was coated is unmelted butter and the coffee was cheap.\n\nI do not understand how you get] so many customers or why you are such a Tempe tradition, go to Chompies or Essence.
__label__0 Since moving to AZ last summer, I have been on a never ending quest to find a true breakfast joint/diner. After reading reviews of Harlow's, I was excited to check it out! Unfortunately, it didn't live up to the hype. The eggs were cooked well, but the chorizo tasted off. The hash browns were unseasoned and seemed as though they hailed from a bag of frozen mashed potatoes. The orange juice, which had been promised to be excellent, was nothing more than a hybrid between Tang and Sunny D. Needless to say, I was less than impressed.\n\nAside from the food (which is the main component at any eatery), the service was quick and friendly and the ambiance, inviting. If you're heading to Harlow's for coffee, toast and somewhere to read the paper or do homework, it's perfect.
__label__2 Breakfast all day. Healthy portions.  Tiny diner but food was very fast.   No substitutions and no Amex.
__label__1 Other than a couple waitresses with big jugs this place doesn't have much to offer. The food is bland and over priced. Only positive thing I can say is that that they warm up their muffins.
__label__1 I can't believe how poor the food was this Sunday Morning. This used to be one of the very best places to have a great breakfast at a great price served by the most beautiful coeds ASU has to offer. Well the waitress's are still eye candy but I don't expect we will ever return. \nThe food came very fast..impressively fast but it was all cold. I ordered a Green Chilli Burro and I swear it was Hormell Chilli right out of the can and didn't even resemble anything like a green chilli.\n The Biscuts & Gravy were also cold. The biscut was more akin to a dinner roll and the gravy had no taste.\nWhat a shame. I hate it when landmark resturants cut corners.
__label__2 Kind of reminds me of a smaller version of  Coral Cafe in Burbank, Ca. But at $2+ they think very highly of their gas station coffee, and my blueberry muffin was a little burnt.  If your cars AC is too cold, you'll get nice and toasty inside, so don't fret about bringing in a sweater. If you cant seem to warm up, just run into the bathroom, the heat from the kitchen stove is piped in at full blast. You'll be hot as hell in no time.  \n\nOur waitress, Michelle, I believe, was very nice and attentive. The food was good and the price (other than the coffee) was typical. Its a nice place to hang out for a little while.
__label__0 The corned beef hash comes from a can, and includes an extra side of hashbrowns.  Yes, that means hashbrowns served with hashbrowns.  Are these people dumb?
__label__4 Chipped beef on toast, corned beef hash, biscuits and gravy and eggs maximillion all excellent!
__label__1 I have lived in Tempe for years and had never gone to this place, although I've heard of it. It's a crowded trailer diner, basically.\nWe got a table right away, our food pretty quickly, and service was quick and friendly.\n\nHowever, the food was not only average to poor, but overpriced. \nBasically every food option is $8.99 or more + $4 or more for any side you may want (no, only small parts of sides come with the $8.99-$16.99 breakfast entrees.\nThey have some combos that begin at $10.99+ that have parts of sides in them. \n\nThe chorizo eggs my gf got were pretty tasty, but the portion was small. Her potatoes and toast were inedible, something I would throw away if I made it myself even.\nMy biscuits and gravy tasted decent enough at first, the gravy is pretty good. The biscuits are cake like, exactly how another reviewer had described. More like cornbread consistency than biscuits. I couldn't finish them after I didn't have any more gravy to cover them in. The 2 small bacon strips that came with were OK.\n\nWe got hot chocolate, which was swiss miss with whip cream on top, a whole 6 oz of it maybe, for $2.75 each.\n\nMy gf got a cup of fruit, another $4 for about 8 pieces of fruit.\n\nTotal Bill for 2 medium portions of average to inedible breakfast easiest recipes: $31.11 (without tip)\n\nI am a Tempe business owner myself and like to promote eating and buying local, but this place was just another typical low quality medium-high priced Arizona restaurant I have encountered. It probably is more a 3 star than 2 star, but I want to help steer others away if possible, I felt ripped off and unsatisfied, and unless you are hung over and already there, you will too.
__label__0 This place is a pretty popular spot in town so I figured it must be good. First impression is it looks right inside, just like you'd want an old school breakfast joint to look. We came in right before 2 pm, but they said they can still take an order. \n\nService was very fast and waitress was attentive. The menu is has a lot of choices but the prices are steep for breakfast, mostly $8 and up. \n\nFirst of all, the coffee was really below standard for a breakfast place. Even iHop has better stuff then this. The food wasn't much better. The hash browns were pretty dry and had a crushed up potatoes texture, nothing crispy in there. The french toast was no better then having your 8 year old make it at home. Everything seemed to need a lot of salt cause it lacked flavor. The bill was $35 for two, with a tip. And no one said  thanks when we left either. Too bad, had high hopes. Back to the Waffle House  for us.
__label__2 It serves the purpose.  That's about it.\n\nRaging Waters it is not. A smaller water park attached to a mini golf course it is.\n\nSlides are fun. Night splash is great--no sun, bearable temperatures and no sun burn. I definitely would never go during the day. I couldn't imagine standing in line for 1 hour+ with no shade, 110+ temps and broken misters (I didn't see a functioning mister in the entire park). \n\nPark could use a bit maintenance. Staff could use a bit of training.  Lines were very disorganized. Staff didn't have much of a clue as to what was going on. Ex:  spent our last 45 minutes waiting for the wave pool, getting into the wave pool and waiting about 15-20 minutes only for the wave pool to never come on and for the park to close.  Losing almost a full hour out of the 4 that night splash is open was a bit disappointing.\n\nI'd probably still return.  But only because there's nothing better in the valley.
__label__1 Maybe my hopes were too high when I made plans to go to Sunsplash.  I was overwhelmed by the crowd.  So many people were crammed into this relatively small space.  Never in my life have I seen a line for a wave pool.  I typically think of the wave pool as a retreat from the lines.  Not at Sunsplash. The lazy river was so packed I could hardly see the \"river\" part.  Not exactly a relaxing experience.  \n\nNot only that, but the water park seemed less than sanitary.  I saw several people with bloody noses, and I couldn't help but wonder when the last time they thoroughly sanitized the place.  The park is also open at night...I will not be venturing over to Sunsplash after dark.  You know what likes to come out at night?  Bugs.  Big ones.  (I'm a Coloradan...call me spoiled...but large bugs just aren't a part of life where I'm from.)\n\nThe slides are fun, especially the gigantic ones.  If you plan to go on the big slides, be sure to bring your friends!  Expect to carry a massive raft up several flights of stairs.  There are no mechanisms that bring the empty rafts up to the slide entrance for customers.  I got a workout just by hauling our raft around!\n\nWhatever you do, do NOT open your water bottles prior to entering the park.  They will throw them out.  Bring a few gigantic bottles and rent a locker; a large cup of ice can be purchased at the concession stand for 25 cents.  Bring cash too.  A locker is $11, but you receive $5 back when you present your receipt with the locker key.  Also, I recommend bringing some plastic flip-flops.  There's nothing worse than tromping around dirty grounds covered with strangers' hairs and other disgusting debris.  \n\nFood is quite pricey (no surprise here).  It is a fun place to spend a Saturday, just don't expect anything too elaborate.
__label__2 My husband and I come up here from Tucson once in a while to hang around the arcade. They're one of only a few places in this side of the country to have arcade machines for a few Asian music games (Beatmania IIDX, GuitarFreaks/DrumMania, DJ Max Technica). If you go on a weekend morning, you can get an all-access arcade pass for cheap, and we'll usually hang out for 3 or 4 hours before driving to Gameworks in Tempe.\nMachine maintenance is pretty hit-or-miss, especially with DDR, etc. IIDX is generally within 1 release of the newest (though apparently they use Italian bootleg software instead of the official Japanese discs?) and the DrumMania set pads are replaced occasionally. It's not uncommon, though, to see missing buttons on the GuitarFreaks controllers or machines that are completely down for maintenance.
__label__1 This place is too \"trendy\".  It tries to pack in the \"newest-coolest-green\" items, and leaves little room for the glass.  As one reviewer even stated-all  glass pieces are shunned to the back of the store.  Again, too trendy for me.  This is a lifestyle choice not a fashion statement!
__label__0 OK this place is horrible.\n\nI went in 2 years ago and they wanted to sell me the smallest hookah they had that lights up for 50 bucks.  I looked at the chick like WTF, I know I look like the target for sellers but what the hell lady, nobodies that naive.  \n\nIt looked like a give away at a Bar Mitzvah or Sweet Sixteen and it was made out of plastic.  It makes me outraged when I even tell the story.\n\nThey have cool stuff ill give them that, but then you hear the price and its like 'thanks a heap' and then leave without anything or an overpriced blanket.\n\nIt sucks to be ripped off.\n\nRecommendation:  For no one, go to the other half dozen smoke shop places around town.
__label__0 Parking is a joke, limited seating (especially inside) is among the worst of all popular restaurants in Arizona, and the crowd of college kids and self-styled Mill Ave. area business professional types makes for one annoying dining experience.  I've wondered why the owners bother to choose these locations, especially in areas that have horrible street parking when the daily event of overflowing parking occurs.  You have to realize this ruins the whole experience from the start.   It's all fabricated hype - excessively limit the seating and parking, always have a waitlist, and viola you've created the appearance of overflowing demand.\n\nIf you go immediately when they open you can often get a seat at the bar and then things are tolerable - just get the individual slices with beer and they'll get you in and out of there fast.  You won't have to listen to complicated explanations for why their pizza takes so long.  They also haven't adjusted the music volume up louder and louder yet either, so again... go when they open.  The fried spicy ravioli are tasty, but I'm struggling to say something positive here.
__label__3 This Oregano's location is always busy, so be prepared for a wait of 30-60 minutes.\n\nI've been here 7 or 8 times for dinner over the past year. The food is always delicious, and the portions are enormous. If you're looking for good pasta/pizza at a reasonable price, this is the place to go. The Bollo Pasta and Alfredo the Dark are two of my favorites. If you want pizza, go with the Deep Dish -- very rich and flavorful.\n\nI'll be visiting this location many more times during the upcoming year.
__label__2 I love the fact that this location stays open later than the Mesa location (probably due to its proximity to ASU).  But it just couldn't top my experience at the location in Mesa.  If you order the Deep Dish Crust Pizza, be careful!  We had no idea it would have SO much cheese.  We thought the cheese would just be in the crust but it was ALL ALONG the bottom of the whole crust.  My body wasn't feeling that and fearing that we would \"pay for it in the morning\", we asked for a flat crust pizza as a replacement.  The manager was really great about accommodating us (thank you!) but unfortunately in all the confusion, the waiter forgot to put in our order for the Pizza Cookie which we ordered as soon as we sat down *sad face*.  We wound up going back to the original location in Mesa the next week and yummed that up!
__label__3 If I were ever to be grossly obese and it were due to the fact that I stuffed myself with Oregano's on a daily basis, I think I'd be willing to set my vanity aside and be quite content with that fact. \n\nNeedless to say, this is not a place to go while you are on a diet. This is the place to go when you want a good ol' fashioned carb overload Italian style. I consume more carbs in one meal here than I do in a month of eating at home. And I love every gluten filled bite of it. \n\nNotable items: \n\nCheesy bread - two foot long loaf of soft wonderful white bread slathered in garlic butter with oodles of melty cheddar cheese blend. GAWD. This is my favorite thing on the menu. I don't even try to pretend I'm not a gluttonous pig when it comes to this stuff and I always help myself to the last piece. \n\nWings- BIG FAT drumsticks. All of them. Honey hot is delish along with the buffalo. \n\nCaesar salad - holy crap their salads are huge. They have three sizes. The full (or whatever they call it) is big enough for four or five people to eat from if it isn't the main dish. \n\nBollo Pasta - with meatballs - Angel hair pasta and marinara with two huge meatballs, oh and the pasta is never ending. I have yet to see anyone get more than halfway through the first round though. *note angel hair being so thin sometimes the pasta has come out mushy(overcooked), all I've had to do was mention it and the problem was remedied in a very timely manner usually followed up by a manager visit, they don't mess around with customer service. \n\nPizookie - Obvi. \n\nNo, it isn't the best Italian I've EVER had but it is solid and consistent and really hits the spot when you want your fix. And the pricing is awesome. Lisa E, Nydia A and I binged at the one on Shea a couple of months ago, had the cheesy bread, wings and pizookie and our bill was $20. We sat there staring at the bill and each other dumbfounded for a couple of minutes. \n\nIf you don't like this place, all I have to say is \"Wanna PIZZA me?!\" ;)
__label__1 The people working here were rude and unhappy. Not one smile in the place! The cashier lacked any personality and it was like talking to a zombie. We waited for our coffee and another guy walked up and started making the order for the person after us. Rolled his eyes when the cashier told him we were still waiting on our coffee. Then he made our order wrong... oh the sighing and eye rolling and grunting that ensued. I asked for coffee with sugar... it's not that difficult. So then I told him to just give me the coffee and I'd put my own sugar in it. Again with the sighing and eye rolling and grunting. Besides the attitude, just a smile and some eye contact would help this place a lot. FIX YOURSELVES!!! 2 stars because the coffee and doughnuts were still yummy.
__label__3 The staff here made the place awesome. They were friendly, on top of things (including when I lost my cell phone), and didn't really blink an eye at the crazy antics of the adult webmasters.\n\nI loved how close they are to food, bars, and even adult romance store on Mill -- I could just walk through the court yard and hit Rula Bula and RA.\n\nHowever, I had two things I didn't like as much. A) there wasn't enough non-outdoor, non-sunny space to hang out in. Yes, it's Phoenix and people come here to get tan...but I live here, and burn ridiculously easily. Yet everything was in the sun, because there was no large, sun-free area.  Also, b) while the lobby, courtyard and seminar rooms were nice, the hallways and actual hotel rooms seemed a bit outdated. Also, trying to find the pool with no signs? Not so much fun.\n\nAll in all, a nice hotel and the perfect place to hold a pervert conference. I'm sure I'll be back at some point!
__label__4 I'm heading to Tucson on business and my flight into PHX was delayed to the point where I didn't want to make the drive to the other side of the state last night. \n\nSo I came over to check out Tempe, and found this little gem of a hotel by accident. All I wanted was something clean and affordable for the night, and I got much more. Staff was genuinely courteous, Fitness Center was much more than I expected, and there's a nice pool. The courtyard in the middle of the property reminds me of (a very toned down version of) the Royal Hawaiian in Waikiki with subtle palms and good accent lighting. \n\nVery clean property. Free WiFi (although the connection speed leaves a little to be desired), Free Valet Parking, and even a complimentary water bottle at the gift shop -- which came in handy because I went for a run outside and it's HOT!\n\nIf you're here on a weekend during the school year, be prepared for Mill Avenue to be pretty rowdy (think: Bourbon Street). But I enjoy the energy it adds to the area. Didn't have a problem with street noise interfering with sleep. But an \"ambient Frat-house din\" was audible from the courtyard at night. \n\nI hope to stay here again. You'd be hard-pressed to find a better value.
__label__0 The rooms are not that nice and the food is not that good either.  I will say that the bar had good drinks and a good atmosphere.  \n\nThe biggest thing that I hate about the hotel is the valet service.  They were rude and on both the occasions that I walked up to them by myself, they would not flag me a cab nor offer limo service.  Even when I asked they would not do it.  I ended up waving to one of the limo guys myself to get a ride.  Only the one time, when I came out with one of my co-workers did they offer to bring over one of the cabs.  I was there on business and we had an event at the hotel.  There were many cabs and limos around the hotel.  Next time I definitely stay at the Marriott down the street.   This hotel gives you the type of service you would get at crap hotel but with a much higher price.
__label__1 This bar transport from Iowa City is all over the valley, but unlike the Iowa version I feel it has no redeeming qualities. Bad food and funny tasting tap brews. Girlfriend's fake ID got stolen there, man, having a girlfriend under the drinking age sucks, I'm glad that's over.
__label__1 I used to really enjoy this place and have had tons of fun here. Cheap drinks, enjoy some of the staff, good specials, trashy and divey. I enjoy all those things. After the last couple visits, but especially tonight, I'm sure I won't be back. \nMe and one of my girlfriends wanted to go get a beer and a bite to eat after work tonight. I suggested Dos Gringos. She got there first and said they didn't appear to be open. Hm, weird. So I said the Vine. We used to frequent this place often, but now its once in a blue moon. \nIt was pretty dead inside, which we were ok with. We sat at the bar. We ordered our beers and asked for menus. She ordered the special of chicken fingers and fries, I got a 1/2 order of nachos with chicken added. The food came out pretty fast, which was nice. We were hungry. My friend seemed to enjoy her food. Mine, oh man... These have got to be the worst nachos I've ever seen in my entire life. It was basically chips with big pieces of chewy, dry, bland chicken on top with salsa and sour cream on the side. Very  little chips and salsa on the side. To find a chip with cheese or refried beans on it was very rare. How can you fuck up nachos??? I'm not sure, but they did. Badly. \nSo yeah, food totally sucked. I ate it. What sucks worse then having terrible food when this hungry? Shit service. In a dead bar. Yes, that happened as well.  Absolutely awful service tonight. I didn't even want to tip the guy, but I did. Yes, I ate my food (or a quarter of it), but I did feel it necessary to mention how much I didn't enjoy it, he didn't give 2 shits. He said with a smartass voice that he was sorry with his back turned and walking away from me. Ugh. I'm so angry at The Vine for allowing such low standards when it used to be a great place to go.\n$13 with tip for 1 beer and the worst nachos I've ever put in my mouth is way too much money!!!! I've decided at the end, right now, me returning won't happen for sure. I don't deal well with bad service like that!
__label__0 Took forever to get tab. Felt ignored
__label__0 It looks like this place has a lot to offer, training, nutrition, smoothies. Today must have been an off day, unless this is just how business is conducted here, but I was never greeted, never acknowledged by the worker right in front of my face and felt completely overlooked. I understand there are other customers to be helped but a simple hello, I will be with you shortly would have sufficed.
__label__0 The entire staff at this office is completely incompetent. I went here in Jan 2012, and after waiting AN HOUR past my appointment time, I was finally taken back to the exam room. I had been experiencing a sharp ear pain and all I wanted was some medicated ear drops.... Dr Mendelson prescribed me NASAL SPRAY. In addition they made me do a hearing test which came back normal (which btw that lady treated me like I was 5 years old and special needs). I think the staff should take the hearing test themselves because THEY DON'T LISTEN to anything their patients tell them. I left the office in tears.
__label__3 these guys have really stepped up their game a notch\nback in the day it was subpar really\nbut i ordered a spinach and sausage pizza a few weeks back and it was great, not too much cheese, and good thin crispy crust\nnot many places around the area are open late\ncome 1am you have a choice between various disgusting fast \"food\" chains, ex$pen$ive $ilver mine $ubs, or these guys, which when you line em up, isnt much of a choice at all\ngood job fella's, now just dont mess it up!
__label__2 Outside is a very apt sign that just says \"PIZZA\"\n\nInside you will find a no frills window, a few tables and a condiment counter.\n\nSlices of cheese are $2 \n\nWhat I do have a problem with is the lack or artisianship in the pizza. Dough is pressed in a machine, then perforated with a hand tool before being put on to a tray and going through a conveyor belt oven. No hand tossing, no hot real pizza oven no bubbles in the crust, not character. \n\nThe slice I had was just ok, lucky they have a decent condiment station that included garlic, red pepper, oregano, Parmesan and more. This got them 3 stars over 2.\n\nDespite having a few beers next door and not much a dinner I still was not in love with this pizza. If its late and you are hungry in this area give it a try otherwise don't make the effort.
__label__3 First time I went in, I ordered a slice of pizza and then I had this feeling that they had to make a whole new pie for this.  I was bit annoyed that no one told me this.  I would think this would be a basic form of communication.  So once I inquired and realized this, I left because of time constraints.  I was going to write them off, but didn't.\n\nI ordered tonight and got an 18\" pizza for $9.95 and...(just walked to the fridge to check)...I DID order a half dozen wings but just realized that I ate about that many and still had some left over.  Nice.  Explains why the total was 20 bucks.  \n\nWings were actually good!  To have a place make really good pizza AND good wings is a rare find.  I'm a wing connoisseur and there's only one place in BC Canada that I could not finish all 12.  The cooks actually walked out to see what fool ordered them :)  But this place actually makes them pretty hot (911).  Not scorching by any means, but I'll probably notice tomorrow sometime ;)  That's always the gold standard test for wings and if they make them hot.  Do you experience them twice?!
__label__3 Don't judge a book by it's cover here... the only signage is \"pizza\" out front... and there's only two small tables with some plastic chairs inside and I wouldn't recommend eating there just because of the traffic of people coming in and out and waiting for food..    There's just a big counter when you walk in and the guys are just working away. \n\nFirst off... WINGS ARE FANTASTIC... they're meaty and the sauces are great and whatever rub they use on them are just really good even w/o dipping sauces in my opinion.\n\nBreaded mushrooms ftw... so good and a great compliment to any takeout order.\n\nNever had the pizza yet but from what I hear that's great too.\n\nBest thing too... they're open LATE, which I get off work late and most places are closed so... sucks for me but I can always call in and pick up and i'm good to go.\n\nLittle local hole in the wall with great food. Do it.
__label__0 I chose the Phoenix Tattoo Company because of all the great reviews and left disappointed.\n\nYay or Nay: \nMarko was a really nice guy, the environment was fairly clean, and I was so impressed when I saw his shading work on my friends flower piece who had gone before me that I had no doubt he would be able to handle three lines around my wrist. Unfortunately I ended up leaving very unsatisfied in the job done. \n\nPrice: \nWhat added insult to injury was that he let my friend haggle a lower price ($130 for a softball-sized, black and grey shaded flower-over an hour). I realize people need to make a living but I was hoping he'd realize his mistake by charging $100 (three thin lines around my wrist - 10min)\nReally??? Now I have to go pay the same amount if not more with a different artist to get it fixed elsewhere. \n\n**I uploaded a photo (assuming it's not removed by the business) of the line-work on my wrist. The photo was taken two days later. He did not do the heart, only the three lines around it.**\n\nOverall: I've had bad tattoos before and getting tattooed is not new to me. Marko was definitely a down to earth guy and maybe what would have made it better is if he just admitted he messed up, came down a lot in price or offered to fix it somehow. But what really makes me upset is that this is on my wrist for all to see. It's embarrassing. \n\nI wanted to love this place but I don't want someone else to leave the way I did.\n\nSorry but I won't be back and I don't recommend  Phoenix Tattoo Company.
__label__2 Fun little concert venue with indoor and outdoor stages.  They have Hop Knot on tap which makes me happy.  Would not ever have a mixed drink there again however...there is something really off in the flavor of their fountain soda.
__label__4 Great dive bar in Tempe! I'd be hitting this place up much more if I lived in SE valley.\n\nLive music and games for all to play. I feel very comfortable here. Do not come here for a view, quiet ambience, etc. come here to rock out/drink, or do a Sunday Funday day drink here.\n\nThey aren't consistent with charging cover either. That's okay though - more generous tipping later! ;)
__label__2 Good tandoori chicken.  Skip the bland lamb curry.  Spinach curry was delicious; eat it with basmati rice.  Excellent samosas.  Heavenly gulab jamun.  The carrot squares were delicious, as well.  Wash it all down with chai.  $9 lunch buffet.  Can't wait to try again!
__label__0 Okay before I start talking about food let me tell you that being an Indian student I have had the best and worst of Indian food and I was prepared for anything when I entered the restaurant.\nI was also a bit cautious regarding the service since my friends had a harrowing time with the management (A tale for another day). Once seated, the waiter-cum-floor manager impatiently prodded us for the order (5 times in a gap of 5 minutes). Irritated already, we hurried and went for Onion Pakoras for starters, few Rotis, Paneer Masala and Aloo Gobi for the main course. \nThe Decor was boring and dull with rolls of curtain carelessly hanging from the walls. Since Aesthetics hardly matter to me, I ignored it. \nThe food did not arrive for 25 minutes and neither did the pesky waiter. Looking around, we found all the waiters having a great time sharing anecdotes and sipping on a drink. \nFinally after 30 minutes, the main course arrives without the starters being served. I could not imagine what excuse the management could give when we were the ONLY customers in the restaurant! \n\nThe food was good, curry was done with medium spice just like we ordered. The naans were just about right although the mango lassi wasn't the best. Overall we were pleased with the food. Just when I was thinking that the place wasn't too bad, the waiter interrupts us, hands over the cheque and asks us to pay immediately since the cash register was \"closing\". I was *stunned* ! We had just started with our meal !!! Although I was furious, I politely replied that the payment will be done soon after we are done. \n10 minutes after, the floor-manager takes time off from chatting with the staff and with all the \"courtesy\" asks us to pay up soon. That was it! We quickly gobbled the food, paid and left the place in disgust! \n\nThe food was worth 3 stars but I will never ever visit Delhi Palace again, not now, not ever! For a good Indian meal I would suggest visiting 'Chutneys' , 'Kabab Palace', or even drop by my house, you will not be disappointed!
__label__0 Though once a favorite date spot - I am sad to report that this place has gone down hill. They used to know us by name and have the quickest water refills this side of the Mississippi but now, on a recent Valentines day experience, it took 20 minutes for anyone to come our table, and it was after I had to stand up and ask for them to come over. They threw our silverware at us, food came out cold and our cups went empty for most of the meal. Its the end of an era for us - We're won't be going back.
__label__2 The tandoori chicken was overcooked and dry. The chicken tikka masala was a bit too salty. They serve garlic naan and give you free chai tea so that was nice.
__label__2 Compared to In-N-Out, Whataburger definitely tosses more food at you. The double burger is a solid 150% as big as the equivalent at I&O, although you do pay a little extra dough for that extra beef (or mystery meat, however you prefer to think of it).\n\nI still don't like the fries. But they made up for it by actually pushing in the buttons on our drinks to indicate which was Coke and which was root beer! I don't believe anyone else has ever done that for me, and it felt special.
__label__4 Just got back from a roadtrip through the state of Arizona. It is truly a beautiful state with lots to do and see and you're actually pretty close to neat things in other states. I stayed mostly near flagstaff and saw the ski resort. I'm from Louisiana so I don't see snow often and loved it. It was beautiful. I will say if you aren't used to high altitudes, be careful trekking up to snowbowl road. It's at nearly 10,000 ft elevation and within about 30 minutes I was feeling light headed. I also saw the Grand Canyon and man is it beautiful. All in all, if you're thinking of taking a vacation out west I highly suggest Arizona. You won't be disappointed.
__label__2 As a beginning rock climber, I don't have much to compare it to. I thought it was a fun experience that I would definitely do again. The equipment was durable and safe and after watching a demonstration video, they personally showed you how to use it appropriately.\nHowever, as soon as I walked in the door, I wasn't impressed with the unwelcoming staff. All 4 of the employees that I interacted with were not very personable. As a new climber, I appreciated any support and help if I was doing something wrong. Instead of handling the situation in a way that expressed support, they made you feel like an idiot. \nWhile I would probably go back because it's close to my house and I enjoyed rock climbing, I'd rather drive a further distance for friendlier people that want to encourage you.
__label__1 I went here on the recommendation of a friend.  I was not impressed.  The location/neighborhood is scary.  The restaurant is old and outdated inside.  The prices for the complete dinner was very reasonable.  The spice level on my meal ordered mild to medium came out HOT. (compared to others at my table and the way they ordered their dinner).  The naan was good when hot, not so good as it cooled down.  The mango lassi was delicious! The service was inattentive and lacking.  I won't go back.
__label__3 Tempe improv was not what we expected, but better than we expected! When we got there we were seated at a small table with another couple whom we didn't know. A little awkward but making friends isn't a bad thing. Atmosphere was really cool - awesome uplighting and not a bad seat in the house!\n\nCan't really review the show itself, since they are different every night but the one we saw was pretty funny!\n\nPrices were a bit high, and they are strict about the 2 drink minimum, so come prepared. Mixed drinks were pretty good!\n\nService was pretty crummy, but in all fairness she seemed new and they were at capacity. Other tables didn't seem to have a problem.
__label__4 This is another one of my absolute favorite spots, I hit it up consistently at least once a week for lunch. My favs are the Dilly Club and their chicken noodle soup. Everything is super fresh, aside from the random slightly stale breadbowl (although if you get one that's super fresh, it's like heaven!) It can get a little hectic in there, especially during peak lunch times, but the service is usually pretty good, they've only messed up my order on two occassions and they corrected it promptly. If you haven't had a Dilly's experience yet, go with the half sandwich/small soup combo, the soups are phenomenal and they all go well with the sandiwches. I usually break down and get a cookie, too...the double chocolate or the M&M are both equally worth checking out.
__label__3 For many years, Dilly's was my saving grace for a lunchtime option when I worked in Tempe. Although I could never escape the smell of fresh bread for the rest of the day, the quality of sandwich was worth the smell. \n\nDilly's is a great deli if you need to get in and out in a timely manner while still being able to enjoy a decent meal along the way. Whether it's their salads or sandwiches, I am a fan of whatever they serve. Don't get me started on the sugar cookies. Those little bits of baking delight probably cost me a pound or two, but it was worth every bite. Any deli that serves fresh avocado gets a star in my book and not only does Dilly's serve it, they pile it on. The bread is always fresh (hence the smell) and the sandwiches are served with just the right amount of warmth to them. \n\nIf you visit, here are my top choices:\n\n- If you like cream cheese and avocado, go with the Dilly Bird \n- Veggie supreme but add turkey\n- Honey Do if you are a fan of honey mustard \n- Greek Wrap \n- Clam Chowder \n\n\nEnjoy!
__label__1 Meh!! This is a typical AZ hyped up joint. I have eaten here twice. Both times have left much to desire. First off the bread was toooo freakin thick. The meats are not very high quality in flavor or texture. I just don't get why people think it's sooo good. I have some good sandwiches in my life from some of the most famous in NY and LA to San diego and SF. This place sucks in comparison to most. Not my kind of place. Hell Miracle mile is 10 times better than this place and I don't really prefer that either but I would go there over this Silly dilly place!
__label__2 Going to the Library on a Saturday night makes me feel old at 26 and like Chris Hansen from \"To Catch a Predator\" might jump out any second. Thankfully I don't feel quite as old going to the Library on a Friday night during happy hour. Chris and I went once on a Saturday night when they were apparently charging a $10 cover charge which somehow I avoided (the keep walking trick was very effective). The music being played was good but there was no room to dance...heck there was barely enough room to just stand and take a sip of my beer without getting knocked into. The schoolgirl attire for the waitresses and their dancing on the bar is super gimmicky and makes it look like the Library is just trying way too hard. Because of this dancing on the bar, there are no cameras allowed. After that one outing, we decided not to return on a weekend night.\n\nStarting this summer, we started going to the Library every few weeks on Fridays at 6 pm for trivia and happy hour. The happy hour crowd is very mixed, so we don't feel creepy being there. Draft beer is $3 as are rum and cokes during happy hour. I haven't tried a lot of food--I'm more into the drinking aspect of HH--but I am not a fan of their seasoned fries at all. Much too spicy for me. The garden salad I ate this past weekend was rather large for $4.95 and it was much better and freshier than I anticipated receiving at a place like the Library. My husband is a fan of the chicken quesadillas which during happy hour are $5.20. So not a super spectacular deal, but cheaper than they normally would be. The trivia aspect is a lot of fun and first thru third places get a prize. Our team came in third this past week, but the only slightly annoying thing was that you can't use the gift certificate that visit. So sneaky Library!
__label__1 Being of Irish decent, and having toured Ireland in the 80's, this doesn't make my list of good Irish pubs. The atmosphere is nice, I'll give them that.  Although they tout that the bar itself was made in Ireland and imported to that location, it looks nothing like the bars I saw in Ireland. Go there for the alcochol is my recommendation.  Guiness is Guiness no matter where you get it.  I thought the food was lousy. I had the Shepherd's Pie, and I sent it back. The pub does occupy a good location on Mill Avenue, so if you don't like it, you don't have to walk far to find someplace else.
__label__3 Ahh yes your traditional Irish Pub! This is the first bar were I had the pleasure of experiencing the Oatmeal Cookie Cocktail (which they do very well by the way). Most of the Mill Ave. crowd know Rula Bula as a great bar but many forget about it as a lunch or dinner option. \n\nThey do a great lunch menu with sandwiches, Shepard's Pie ect. I usually get their French Dip with their house made fries which is almost too much food. Their fries are wonderful, basically sliced potatoes fried until they are golden brown. However, I have friends that swear the Shepard's Pie is the best thing on the menu. \n\nThe service can be a little slow as they often get hit with the convention crowd from the Tempe Mission Palms next door. However, it's affordable and just good home-style food.
__label__1 very authentic but thats about it badly poured guinness and awful bangers and mash bartender was friendly but dont think ill be returning
__label__0 Oh Rula Bula, I hate that this is how my last visit turned out. As evidenced by my former review, you used to be my favorite bar on Mill until last Friday, June 15th. I decided to have my birthday party and moving away party at Rula Bula. You guys were charging cover and would not let me in for free even though it was the day of my birthday. Seriously? You guys must be the only place on Mill with that policy! So I paid because this is where I told all of my friends I'd be and I went inside. Well apparently you don't do well in the customer service training area because the red headed girl taking the money outside was sweet enough to call me a b*tch while my boyfriend was still right there. While workers will gripe about customers, it would most certainly bode well for you to tell your employees to at least wait until the whole party said person arrived with has gone inside because saying that in front of people doesn't really help build good customer relations.\n\nThe only upside is that Emily was good server, she was attentive, though our car bombs were skimpy. Over all I am saddened that I will have to find a new place to hold my coming back party when I come to see all of my friends.
__label__3 Rula Bula has an excellent menu (I recommend the Rosemary Salmon Salad), great beer selection (Boddington's!) and wonderful service. The staff here is superb (and delightfulyy quirky!!!) and I love the Irish/Gaelic music; it serves as a great workweek lunch reprieve!
__label__3 I've been here twice now. I got the wings both times. Very good sauce- I did the Rula Bula and, I believe, Guinness BBQ. The beer selection is excellent. We had our first experience with Banana Bread Beer. Amazing!  The Guinness blends are great. Staff was very friendly and attentive. I don't remember the meal i had the first time but I remember being very happy with it.
__label__4 Favorite restaurant/bar on Mill by far. Even if you're not a fan of the Irish, you'll enjoy their foods. Their Irish chips (kind of like potato fries/wedges) are amazing!!! And so is their irish (french) dip. Great Irish pub atmosphere, a little more mellow than most Mill bars, great outdoor bar/patio.
__label__4 This place and its owner/operators are the best.  Phong and his wife are pleasant, fun, and have great stories.  They have a good selection of import beers and Phong even ordered in something for us that he did not normally stock.  The prices are reasonable and he has all of your convenience needs on top of the great beer and liquor.
__label__3 Good vegan junk food.  Honestly, stay away from the healthier-sounding items - most of it that I've had tastes nowhere near as good as the sauce-drenched fried seitan sandwiches.
__label__3 I'm not vegetarian or vegan myself, but I can definitely appreciate what a restaurant like Green can dish up to entice even the staunchest meat lover. In reality, everything on the menu looked amazing - fresh ingredients, inventive dishes, and always healthy. I decided to order the \"Moo-shroom BBQ Po-Boy\" sandwich, which consisted of sliced portobello slathered in sweet and tasty barbeque sauce. It came with a side of house cole slaw made with a hint of peanut butter to enhance the flavor. Both were VERY good.\n\nGreen doesn't look like much from the outside, but inside is an entirely different story. All of the walls are covered with really cool recycled art i.e. old, painted VW hubcaps, menus cut up and made to look like birds flying through plastic grocery bag clouds, etc. You really just have to see it. The bottom line is, you get a strong vibe of responsibility for what you put into your body as well as the greater environment. \n\nI'm looking forward to visiting Green again the next time I'm in the Tempe area.
__label__3 Very delicious food! We are not vegans or even vegetarians, but we just love this place! We have been trying to eat healthy lately, and this place was just perfect for that. The consistency of the mock chicken dishes was almost perfect, and we weren't left with that sick, full feeling in our stomachs. Wish this place was closer to where we live!
__label__1 First: The food tastes all right, albeit very salty. However, after eating here for some time I had to stop. Unsure if it's the salt content or the amount of processed ingredients, but I feel terrible after eating here. \nWhich is sad, because I have a soft spot for the po'boy.\n\nSum up: if you don't mind indulging in junk food that's still vegan, this is a good place. It's convenient, it's fast, and it's pretty relaxed. \nBut if you're looking for something nutritious and clean, there are other places.
__label__2 This place was aaaallright. The menu was very interesting and I see how it sets itself apart by being a vegan restaurant. I got their house salad, but it was toooo overdressed and the spice in it was overbearing. I just ate it to eat it. But I will say their sundaes are good and great portion sizing for $5. It had an interesting flavor but I would definitely come back just for that.
__label__3 Green catered my anniversary party recently. I was happy that we were able to offer a vegetarian meal that my whole family could enjoy. I love to eat at the Tempe location whenever I'm in town visiting. \n\nA couple downsides for the event catering was that they provided the plates, and we quickly ran out during appetizers. Luckily my Dad was wiling to run out and grab some, but of course he brought back styrofoam instead of the compostable plates I would have preferred. But really he had no options on such short notice. \n\nThe other downside was that the sauces for the chicken wing and the salad were not labeled, so there was some confusion on our guests part as to what sauce went with what. \n\nBut overall, Green delivered a tasty meal.
__label__3 I love Green. Every time I visit, either at the Tempe location or in downtown Phoenix, I am blown away by how good they make meatless options yummy. Also, the Green in downtown Phoenix now has alcohol. Sign me up...\n\nCheers.
__label__4 I'm not vegan, or even vegetarian, but this place is delicious. I've been here a few times and got a couple different sandwiches and one of their bowls and everything I've had was really good. I'll take their Big WAC over a Big Mac any day.
__label__3 Jims is a great place to go and get a greasy down home breakfast. The staff is great. We always make sure to sit in the same place to get our usual waitress. \n\nOnce you've gone a few times the waitress will ask you your name and will remember you the next time you go. We always go here for Mothers Day, which is alot of fun because I always get hugs from the staff. Haven't been in a while because I am trying to lose weight and this isn't the place to go to do so. But, one day I will be back, and I can guarantee they will remember me. \n\nThe only downside to this restaurant is the bathrooms. They are gross! And, of course, every time we go my 5 year old has to use them. We have gotten used to them though and tolerate it because we love the friendliness of the staff. \n\nWe have taken our family there for breakfast when they come in from out of town and they love it here too. It has a small town feel. \n\nWe have had large groups of 20 people, and they have a backroom that was perfect for that.
__label__2 Stopped by with my son after the zoo.  Clean, friendly and the food was good.  Portions are quite large, so definitely a great value for the price.  We will return.
__label__2 When a place is called Philly's and on the menu is has \"The Original Philly\" I assumed they would know how to make a good Philly Cheesesteak... boy was I wrong...I've never had a cheesesteak were the meat was pretty much ground meat... was not very good at all... they do get points for using CheezWiz..  Maybe next time I'll just stick with wings... cause I'll definitely go back for the outside seating and good drink prices..
__label__2 Good neighborhood sports bar. Friendly staff and good management. Enjoy the pingpong n bags games for outside patio
__label__0 Absolutely one of the worst businesses I have had the misfortune of interacting with.  This company lost one of my items and promised to replace it.  Weeks later and numerous phone calls later, they never did.  Instead, they got angry at me for coming in!\n\nThings happen, items get lost, sometimes things go less than smoothly...that's understandable, as long as the company does its best to fix the problem.  Magic Touch did the exact opposite, acted dishonestly, and treated me and my time with utter contempt and complete disrespect.  \n\nI would not wish interacting with this company on my worst enemy.
__label__0 This place has zero customer service. They lost my clothes after I confirmed they had them. The owner looked at me and told me there was nothing to do. She is miserable... DO NOT GO HERE!!!!!!!!
__label__2 The bf saw a groupon for this and asked me jokingly to call in sick for a day of waterpark fun. I (being the spontaneous person I am) said \"let's do it!\" I am from California so I have been to my fair share of waterparks growing up. The one's in Cali are a lot bigger with a lot more rides and attractions. I must say I still had a great time coming here. We hit all the slides multiple times, and since it was in the middle of the week it wasn't too crowded. The wave pool is pretty interesting since it consists of one large wave that comes every couple of minutes, not like what I had seen at other waterparks where a number of waves comes periodically. It was also strange to me that we had to pay for rafts, I don't remember ever doing that anywhere else. I also missed my favorite \"lazy river\" that is at every waterpark I've been to. But other than that there is a good time to be had. I don't know if I would go back without a groupon but I recommend giving it a try especially if you have young kids.
__label__0 Ok I give the park 3 stars but 1 star for the surf hour it's a bummer because of the locals that go there.  The guy that runs the surf shop is a d-bag. Me and my buddy were sharing my board so I would wait in line till there session was done and then he would bring the board to me and vice versa. So I waited in line my buddy brings my board to me and mr surf shop says I need to go to the back of the line if I'm sharing a board and wait.... I just waited I told him and I'm not going to the back of the line, he said its a rule. I asked who's rule? He said its an unspoken rule the regulars made.... Kiss my.... I just waited and you want me to wait again just cause I'm sharing a board what kind of bs is that I paid money to ride just like everyone else. If you want to have fun don't surf here, not worth the wait or the bs or the 3 second ride  or the money.......
__label__3 My boyfriend and I went to this restaurant for Valentine's day. We had reservations, and were made to sit in a not-so-private table (thats why the four stars). The bread (some kind of white bread with sesame seed crust) was warm, fresh and tasty. The spinach soup with egg white and chicken broth was comfort food, and tasty. We had the Chianti on their menu, which went very well with the Veal Marsala. The marsala was very very well done--kudos to them, and the portion size was just right. I forget what the name of the dish (veal dish) that my boyfriend had but that was also amazing. We finished our dinner with a chocolate torte with pear and connoli--yumm!! The two of us are very impressed with the food and we will almost certainly go back soon.
__label__1 Oh what used to be.  Not a good experience tonight.  The place had a weird warm/humid feel/smell to it.  Brought out entrees without the pasta sides so we had to wait for the pasta side dishes while entrees sat on the table - bizarre - this place has been there forever, you would think they know better.\n\nAll 3 of our pasta side dishes were so overcooked the pasta was mushy - nasty!  I told the waiter to take it away.  He did offer to replace it, but I said no.\n\nThey did not take the pasta off the bill - I had to ask for it to be taken off.\n\nNot a good experience and will not go back - I'd rather go to Carraba's at this point.\n\nUsed to go here all the time, but will not go back - way past it's prime.  What a shame.
__label__1 Avenue Q was brilliant.  Keep in mind, however, that Avenue Q comes with a traveling cast.\n\nThe Gammage Auditorium itself?  Not impressed.\n\nFrom the outside, yes, it looks really cool. Some of the lights are out, but over all, it looks really cool from the outside.\n\nInside? It's a bit outdated. The bathrooms are gross, and half of the floors are completely handicap inaccessible. Of course, they don't tell you this when you get your tickets.  We showed up, and asked where the elevator was. Rudely, we were told there wasn't one, and if I had wanted accessible seats, I should have bought full priced orchestra ones.  I walk slowly and with a cane, and while I can handle a few stairs when I must, the 2.5 flights of stairs nearly killed me on the way up, and then I didn't go to the restrooms when I wanted too at intermission, because there was no way in hell I would have walked back up there.  I almost burst into tears as it was.\n\nI then had to rinse and repeat to get down at the end.  Again, multiple flights of stairs, people pushing me, and rude ushers chiding me for not buying outrageously priced orchestra tickets which were accessible.  Way to be classist AND ableist at the same time.\n\nFunny, isn't it, that such a tongue in cheek commentary on discrimination should be held at a place that both architecturally AND verbally discriminates?
__label__2 This review is of the Gammage. It has nothing to do with the shows I've seen there.\n\nI am absolutely thrilled to find Broadway so far from the great white way. I've enjoyed a lot of theatre in Cleveland (which has an incredible theatre scene), I've been to the theatre in Boston, New York and Denver. It's always wonderful. Consequently, I've been to numerous theatres.\n\nThe Gammage is fine. It has a perfectly serviceable proscenium stage and decent acoustics. It lacks curb appeal - it looks like a giant orange space ship. Inside the decor is pretty modern and generic. As others have mentioned, women's restroom facilities are lacking and they have had technical difficulties. Gammage lacks the grace and elegance of most of the other theatres I've been to. I miss the part of the experience that involves the beauty and grandeur of the place itself. \n\nBut they play host to Broadway in the middle of the desert. And for that I will love them forever.
__label__2 One of the more crowded and more popular places on Mill, but sometimes it will take 10-15 min to get a drink. Fun place to play some pool and have a few drinks. The long islands are strong and will make your knees loose after a few. Overall not too bad of a place but just short of 4 stars.
__label__2 Can't understand why this place is always so packed. Well actually, the sound system is probably the best out of any club on mill. So that part I liked. There is room to breathe once you make it to the pool tables, but it's a battle to get there in the first place. There is a good amount of tables. Overall, so so. But I'll visit another time for further review.
__label__0 Just a word of advice for people that live in and or visit Arizona. Make sure your \nshorts are either above your knees or that you're wearing pants, because the security guards at the front apparently have this idea that shorts below the knee are simply too long to enter this five star establishment. I didn't realize that this was some division of the Ritz Carlton, perhaps they would have provided me with a pair of pants had there been an issue. Little did they know my shorts were stuffed with ridiculous amounts of money, how unfortunate. Go tuck yourself in, Mr. Security Guard. I'll find somewhere that appreciates a good pair of shorts in the mean time.
__label__2 Took Mom and myself here twice, and it's always empty save one or two tables, each with one or two patrons seated.  We tried the lamb kabobs, with veggies and rice, and hummus; We were not impressed.  The atmosphere/decor is nice and it's quiet, so it's a good place to take a date or friends and family if comfort, pretty setting, and the ability to hear each other are important.  \n\nOne delicious treat that should not be missed is the homemade pistachio and rosewater ice cream!!  My mother, a very picky eater and hard to please, speaks of this not-too-sweet sweet treat often.  I'm actually feeling guilty that I haven't brought her back here.  We'll give the food another go- if it's another miss, we can always have our entrees at nearby Pita Jungle or the wonderful Haji-Baba, and then head over here for the delicious ice cream (it comes with these cute and tasty sugar cookies that add a nice crunch to the treat)!
__label__4 Great food!! The Tadiq is my fav. Love the Cornish Hen also. The kabob and steak kabob are awesome!! Yummy !!!
__label__3 Tasty Kabob well surpassed my expectations!!  i walked in and it was exactly like the previous reviews had said about it...desolate and quiet and yes the almighty Pita Jungle (which is right next door) was much more busy. Not sure which one of these establishments was here first but these two places RIGHT next door to each other are for sure rivals. Tasty kabob is a family owned restaurant though, and the quality and taste of the food completely represents that. Everything was freaking delicious. Let me break it down for ya right quick folks::\n\nATMOSPHERE: place is decorated really nice inside, perfect place for an intimate dinner. They had Persian music playing as well which i loved. The decorations, music and food all flowed together wonderfully.\nSERVICE: top notch. The owners are their walking around (i assume it's them..you know they give off that owner-y- vibe) and our waitress was just a little basket of knowledge and sunshine!\nFOOD: hummus was one of the best i have had. Menu is fairly large and honestly everything looked good. We had the chicken kabob and steak kabob and the meat was REALLY tender and flavorful. Order came with a MASSIVE amt of yummy rice. (also have the option doing 1/2 rice and 1/2 salad if you desire). They also did a special order for me which was not on the menu. wanted a special vegetable Kabob and they whipped it up just to my liking.. gotta love that! didn't have room for the ice-cream but hear its delish!\nDRINK: wine and beer- nice selection\nPRICE: reasonable. Two people, $52. pretty good for apps, two drinks and two entrees. \n\ngive this underrated place some of your time one day if you happen to be in the area, i highly doubt that you will be disappointed.
__label__3 Excellent, excellent food! Corny, Corny name!  But I forgive them. I could tell by the wonderful aroma of limu Omani (dried limes) that it would be good. I don't know if Tempe knows how good you have it, or maybe you do, but from the tadig and khoresh to the aash, Tasty Kabob is truly authentic Persian food.  If you're looking for good inexpensive thing to try, have the tadig and khoresh with ghormeh sabzi for only $6.50. It can be your meal. Plus the fun of tadig is that you can use it like chips to pick up your savory khoresh.\n\nWhy isn't this place in DC???  Aargh! Ah, well at least I found it and enjoyed it. Just like home cooking.
__label__0 We went there with high hopes & but got disappointment.\nMany of the items had just rice with charred vegetables without any spice. Even meat items had no taste. We felt it too costly for the quality we got.\nDesserts were okay.
__label__2 Need a 1/2 star button. 3-1/2 stars here. Tried tamale chx salad and raspberry tea. The chx salad was good (grapes, celery, green onion, almonds) sliced so thin makes not one thing overpowering..tamale was not bad not dry somewhat flavorful...they were out of strawberry honey tea, settled for raspberry-typical... Meal was only $8, not bad..probably won't be back except to try this strawberry-honey tea ppl are yelling about..very friendly and fast
__label__3 A great hidden gem off Mill Ave!  This place has good veg/non veg healthy lunch options in a small court yard setting.  For ~$7 you will be full.  There popular chicken salad is delicious and you can't go wrong with any of their items.  I dig the free chips/salsa as well and the out door seating is good 9 out 12 months a year.  The owners and employees make this a warm friendly environment.  Styrofoam cups at a \"green\" restaurant is what drops them from 5 to 4 stars.
__label__4 I'm embarrassed to say that for all the years I've been coming here (11) I neglected to write a review.  \n\nWhen I first moved to Arizona from Cali I would regularly make trips home to my hairdresser because I hadn't found anyone out here.  Trying to embrace change is never easy for me I suppose.  \n\nAt the suggestion of a family member who had been going to Chris (female) for over 10 years I went as well.  I was never more impressed and was extremely pleased with the cost and overall cut.  \n\nFor the last eleven years Chris has been cutting my hair.  She did my hair for my wedding.  She did my moms hair and my sisters hair.  She's great.  She listens to you, gives you exactly what you wanted.  She's totally reasonable.  You will NEVER leave disappointed.  \n\nShe knows each client by name.  She's a lovely person to know personally and professionally.  She cuts hair for the young and old.  She's popular for a reason.  Whether your looking for just a trim or a whole new do Chris is your gal.
__label__1 Rosita's is better than Macayo's (that's not saying much), less commercial and more traditional AZ mex.. It is decent, but they over-cheese everything. Their food tends to be a bit greasy and overpriced, however the salsa is excellent. The menu is humongous and they cater which is nice when you forget it's mexican potluck day at work :) The service has always been fast, friendly and very attentive. \nI'm knocking it down to 2 stars because on last two visits the sewer smell (remember that smell from Long Wong's..) permeated the entire restaurant and I just about lost my appetite (which is not good when you are paying $8.95 for a freaking burrito).
__label__1 We walked into this place to see not 1 but 2 hostesses just walking away from the hostess stand. It was several minutes before we were acknowledged despite the appearance of them being adequately staffed considering they weren't particularly busy. The chips and salsa arrived immediately -- salsa was good but chips were the greasy, stuck together variety. When I asked the waitress for recommendations (the menu is quite extensive) she replied, \"I don't really like mexican food but...\". Against my better judgement I ordered the arroz con pollo per her recommendation. I ate some of it, it was \"fine\", but I left about half on my plate and I NEVER leave food on my plate. It was also accompanied by steamed cabbage & other veggies which I found odd and have never experienced in a mexican restaurant before. \n\nI'm glad I tried it .. but am glad I didn't have to go out of my way to get there & I won't be going back
__label__0 My wife and I were only in Phoenix for a night, and figured we would try some Mexican food  seeing as we had never been in the Southwest before.  Our 1st restaurant down the street never got around to serving us, so we came to Rosalita`s figuring it might have authentic Mexican cuisine.\n\nIt was brutal.\n\nThe service was atrocious, as one poor guy was working both the bar and the \"lounge\" area which had about 8 tables full.  He was pleasant, but completely overwhelmed.\n\nThe food itself tasted as if it had been left out all day and simply reheated.  The chips were stale and the salsa tasted suspiciously like the crappy Ortega stuff you buy in the supermarket.  My shrimp dish was so disastrous that I only ate half of it because I was afraid it might make me sick.  The shrimp were overcooked to the point of turning into rubber, and the sauce was nauseating.  The rice was overcooked and dry, and the green salad of lettuce and carrots was steamed!   This was without a doubt the worst mexican I have ever eaten in my life.\n\nMy wife thought her tacos were bland, but much more edible than my shrimp, even though the cheese was not authentic, or tasty at all.
__label__0 Filiberto food with high restaurant prices. Tried it once before and thought maybe I got something bad. But I was wrong. This is just average mexican good posing as fine food. I would not recommend this restaurant to anyone looking for good Mexican food. I would recommend restaurant Mexico on mill if you want great Mexican food that doesn't try to church up it's prices
__label__1 This place first of all is way over priced for simple food, service is poor and the food just has no taste, I had the  chicken enchiladas lunch special the only good thing was the size of the enchiladas were decent but the bad is only one side for 10 buck rice or beans all Mexican places come with both...also had a burger but they wanna charge 2.50 for fries that should come in my 11$ dollar plate .. I went in a group of people from work nobody was happy
__label__4 they always take great care of our little girls, even though one of them is not very friendly to other dogs. they give meds, frozen treats, and for extra, will offer play time and more treats. i especially like the report card they give you at pick up.
__label__4 Use to stop by for the cheaper gas, fell in love with soda fountain!
__label__1 Thankfully, we had a discounted \"friends and family\" rate for this hotel because it is not worth the full rate.  This review may be long, but it is worth your while to read if you are considering this hotel...\n\nThe hotel is very clean and very nice.  The complimentary hotel shuttle is an excellent bonus, and the location in downtown Tempe is great.  Now, read on for the negative comments.\n\nWe checked in on a Saturday night after 9:00pm.  After traveling all day, we were exhausted.  However, we soon realized that the entire hotel was filled with LOUD, DRUNK, FRAT BOYS.  Our room with a balcony overlooking the courtyard ended up being next to and across from 2 rooms filled with FRAT BOYS.  We immediately had our room changed to a room overlooking the parking lot.  Of course, we were awoken by the frat boys around 2:00am that morning.  HOW COULD THIS HOTEL ALLOW FRAT BOYS TO RUN IT FOR A WEEKEND?  It is the hotel's responsibility to enforce a quite and safe environment and they failed to do that.  Thankfully the frat boy idiots left the next day (there were several busloads of them).  \n\nNext, the hotel is located next to TRAIN TRACKS.  So, we were awoken EVERY NIGHT and early morning by the horn of a FREIGHT TRAIN.  I had read about this from other reviews, but I thought they were exaggerating.  I was very wrong.  How can this hotel be right next to a train track and not mention it on their web site?  They should give out free earplugs.  I was ready to overlook the idiot frat boys, but the loud train rumbling by every night totally ruined this stay for my wife and I.  \n\nLastly, the breakfast is over-priced.  They messed up our orders and the \"buffet\" includes  belgian waffles (which you have to make yourself).  The \"continental\" breakfast costs almost $10 an includes juice, yogurt, pastries, bagels...basically the same stuff you can get for free at other hotels!  \n\nThe staff was all excellent, the hotel is actually very nice, but being awoken by a freight train every night is unacceptable.  Also, the walls are very thin so you can hear everything outside of your room.  We would never stay in this hotel again, not even with the wonderful \"friends and family\" rate.  We would rather spend full price and stay in a hotel that is not next to train tracks.
__label__3 Unfortunately, along with good Mexican food, there aren't many good Chinese restaurants in Tempe.  Given this, Mr. Hunan is a great place to get a cheap fix for your Chinese food cravings.  But here's the thing, the prices are cheap, and one reason is that it is a \"no frills\" type of place.  Do not expect ambience, don't expect fancy plates and cutlery...don't even expect real plates and cutlery...in fact, during the summer they try to keep the costs down by not running the AC too strong...so the best thing to do is order take out or delivery.  But, despite all that, the food will be good, fresh, and won't leave a big dent in your wallet.  You will definitely get your money's worth!  In comparison, the prices are comparable to something like Panda Express, but the food is much better.
__label__3 Everything I've ordered from here has been pretty good. I will often stop here when I don't feel like cooking and the food comes out fast. The atmosphere isn't the greatest, but I'd you're doing take out that shouldn't be an issue.
__label__2 A solid three stars. I was hoping for an american clone of my favorite chicken place in Rocky Point and sadly, this didn't compare. Not even close. However, that Rocky Point chicken is the greatest thing to ever touch my tastebuds and thus leaves very big shoes to fill. The chicken at El Pollo Supremo was a little dry and I really wish there was an option to just get chicken breast instead of the 1/4 chicken that I ordered that was all dark meat. The tortillas served on the side were nice and fresh and I loved the pickled onions. For the price I'm not sure you can find a better lunch. Oh, and David Spade was at the table next to me so I guess what's good enough for celebrities is good enough for me ;)
__label__4 This place is great!  I have a flock of chickens and they need food.  Tempe Feed and Tack is close to my house (of course! I live in tempe...) and the people are super helpful and friendly.  They always load up the 50lb bags of feed and I never have to wait.
__label__3 Otto's has some very good pizza. I tend to order pineapple as the only topping, and sometimes it just doesn't mesh well with the flavours in their default cooking methods, but the cheese went well with the pineapple. It was also well-textured in that melted way. It was a little greasier than I would have liked, but the flavour of the cheese and the sauce both compensated well. The crust was crunchy and flavourful- sometimes very difficult to find in this area.\n\nI ate from delivery, so I can't tell you anything about the location. Delivery only took 20-30 minutes.
__label__0 This place is a joke. I lived here 2 years and I am finally moving.\n\nPROs:\n\n-Good location: light rails, bus, Tempe Marketplace, ASU, Four Peaks Brewery, Park across the street with a \"dog park\" if you can call it that. (basically a prison yard with a tree in it.)\n\n-Cheaper place to live in the area. (you get what you pay for!!!....if not less!)\n\n^LITERALLY ALL I COULD COME UP WITH.\n\nCons:\n\n-My girlfriend had two bikes stolen here, first bike was stolen and never recovered. Second bike's lock was cut and the whole bike was taken by the maintenance man because he thought it was abandoned when it was parked right in front of our apartment! We were told to pick it up the following business day as the weekend was coming up and when we did they said it had already been thrown in the dumpster and was never recovered. \n\n-The apartments are extremely small and looks nothing like the model. \n\n-The Jacuzzi is either cold or extremely hot and the bubbles don't work. The pools are always filthy, and the regular pool is UNrefreshing in the summer, its very warm like you are sitting in bathtub that was filled up hours ago.\n\n-They shut off the water unexpectedly and don't turn it back on when they said it should be on by. Sewage has backed up into our sink and tub on two occasions.\n\n-The gates are always open and never shut, which could be on the \"PROs\" list, since I only have a motorcycle and when the gates ARE shut I cant get out unless a car drives out first.\n\n-Management is extremely rude and unhelpful, there has been 3 different sets of staff since I've lived here. The maintenance people have never been rude to me however.\n\n-They give you a 48 hour notice of entry over a month before you leave to assess your apartment, ONE MONTH BEFORE! The letter encourages the residents to be present and when I asked to have the walk be pushed back just a few days so I could be home when they walk I was told abruptly \"NO.\" The manager Brittany wouldn't even come out and talk to me she sat in her office and kept relaying everything she had to say to her secretary who was also very rude to me. They wanted to know what I was hiding or why I asked for a few extra days.\n\n-I put my notice in to move and they basically interrogated me as to why I was leaving, where I was moving, they wanted my new address even though I didn't have one. I was even told to try to convince my girlfriend to stay.. Uh hello?! We decided to move what don't you get?!\n\n-Dog poo everywhere\n\n-Several notices to clean up my porch because of things like \"litter\" after a storm blew a grocery store ad in front of my door.\n\n-Paper-thin walls (you can hear stomping, people turning on their showers and sinks, flushing the toilets, baby's crying, dogs barking, floor boards creaking, our window was literally up against someone else's door.)\n\n-Things in the apartment constantly breaking or needing repair.\n\n-Shady people lurking around all hours of the day/night.\n\n-Few shootings across the street at another property and a lady intentionally sped down and alley into another complex's place of living, killing herself.\n\nOVERALL:\n\nMy favorite part about living here was the location. I left 1 star and that is strictly due to location. I would NOT have given a 0 star if possible I still would have left just 1 star, as I said..strictly due to location.
__label__2 I have to say, I've had WAY better middle eastern food. If it wasn't for the price and the fact that my significant other adores the place, I'd probably never eat here. \n\nThe service has always been good, even when packed. Their pitas are decent and for less than $4 for an entire meal, you can't go wrong. However, their actual dishes have left much to be desired. \n\nI'm not a fan of their hummus, AT ALL. In fact I think it's bland and tasteless. Their garlic sauce is made with mayo which isn't my favorite. I personally think it's tastier when it's just mashed garlic. The chicken shawarma just didn't do it for me, however I have enjoyed the kafta plate on more than one occasion. Overall, it's not the worst I've had but definitely nowhere near the top of Middle Eastern restaurants in the valley.
__label__3 I went here recently with some co-workers for lunch. I was very impressed. It is just a small hole-in-the-wall type place, those are the best. I ordered a chicken schwerma plate. Generous portion of marinated grilled chicken, hummus, delish rice and a heap of tabouleh. The food was great, fresh, hot and delicious. I also has a rosewater lemonade, what a treat!  My friends ordered the gyro plate and both were quite happy.
__label__2 This place has really good and really bad aspects to it.  The good is that most of the food is pretty good.  The bad is the service/overall friendliness.  \n\nThe hummus, babaganoush, gyros,  feta (of various varieties) are all great.\n\nThe falafel isn't great -- dense & tough without a huge amount of flavor.\n\nMy mother refers to the service as like the Soup Nazi in Seinfeld... don't ask for any favors.  For instance, we went on Sunday at 4:30pm,  Yelp says open until 5pm, the door says open until 5pm.  We went to the counter and they say  \"sorry we close at 4:30\" (we were there at 4:32).  Out of the \"goodness\" of their hearts, they give us salad and falafel and hummus but nothing else.\n\nAnyways, the food would get 4* the service gets a 1*.   I'll be generous and give 3*.
__label__3 The first time I sank my teeth into Haji Baba's falafel sandwich, I knew that I had found a winner. Already being a big fan of Phoenecia, I was a little hesitant at first to try Haji Baba, but I had a feeling that I would like it so I gave it a shot. There are three things that you absolutely have to try, and they are:\n\nThe falafel sandwich.\n\nThe gyro plate.\n\nThe dolmas (stuffed grape leaves).\n\nLike most of the reviews read, the falafels are some of the best around! They don't dry out your mouth and are loaded with flavor...not to mention that the sandwich is ultra cheap! As for the gyro plate, I have one thing to say...BEST GYRO MEAT IN PHOENIX! There, I said it. The meat is seriously succulent (you hear that about steak, not gyro meat!), no exaggeration. Just think of the best gyro meat you've ever tasted, but cut thick and served with some of the best tzatziki around. Remember to get the plate when you go and I don't think you will regret it. And lastly, try the dolmas. I say that because they are served here differently than any place in the valley that I've been to, and that is warm. Usually dolmas are served chilled and are brimming with strong sour and oily flavors, not these. Haji Baba's recipe is truly unique; it's mild, not sour and rich with flavor.  Get a small side of lebne to put on em and be prepared for your taste buds to do a little happy dance (not to be confused with the pee pee dance...taste buds don't pee).\n\nThere you have it! I finally, after years of going here, reviewed Haji Baba! Now, take it from me and the abundance of other reviewers and go here.
__label__0 Three words:  food borne illness.  Frankly, their food isn't tasty enough to warrant the risk.
__label__2 Friendly wait staff.  Authentic ingredients.  However the shawarma are nothing like I had in Kuwait.  The shish kabob is worth getting.   Basmati rice needs some work.   The market next door is great.
__label__1 Just had lunch at this place for the first time. After all the outstanding reviews I tried the Chicken Shawarma sandwich and some hummus. Hummas was okay, not a lot of flavor. The sandwich was not that great. The chicken was dry and overcooked and while it was grilled, it tasted more like dried out hunks from the bottom of a pan. The sauce they added was all that saved my lunch. I would have sent it back at another place, but after all the disciple reviews, I felt guilty for not liking it. Maybe I got an off batch of chicken. \n\nMy friend tried the beef shawarma plate. The beef was also overcooked and dry and the rice had a flavor that hit your nose like a fish tank. I'm really not being mean or snarky. It smelled like fish tank water. Taste was okay.\n\nPlace was packed, so it's a popular spot, but I won't hurry back. Service was fast. Prices were reasonable. Store has some cool items. \n\nI was disappointed after so many great reviews.
__label__1 I am not a huge slices fan, but let me start by saying I know a lot of people who are. I've gone in for a slice at lunch and each time find that the pizza is a bit cold and has been sitting there for a while - doesn't look that great. The location is crowded and waiting in line is uncomfortable. Also, not that they can control this, but I want to gag walking to and from because I have to pass by Hippie Gypsy and that nasty incense smell makes me loose my appetite. Let me conclude by saying the pizza is not all that bad though.
__label__1 It's overpriced pizza, for anything with more then 1 topping your looking at over $3 a slice. 2 slices and tap water for $7 w tax. Don't get me wrong its not the taste that bugs me its the price. Its good pizza, lots of flavor and they have different slices to pick from, potato, bbq chicken, pepperoni, sausage, cheese even. The best deal is if you can get everyone to agree on a whole pizza pie.The staff is less then friendly, they just ring you up take your cash or card and off you go...heck i didn't even get the total or a receipt for that matter. Had to look at my credit card online to see how much it really was... but for some reason its packed every time so that tells you right there the pizza is good i guess. The inside is a little small and crowded and not good for group lunches.
__label__1 Close but no cigar....\n\nOn the plus side...good portions, food is decent, not great Greek food.  I thought the appetizers were the best - try the Keftedes.  Hummus was pretty good, but it's hummus.  Cheese and olives was more cheese than olives - they should cut back on the cheese a bit and toss in a few more olives.  Saganaki was good.\n\nWho ever heard of a creamy Greek salad dressing?  Very disappointing Greek salad.  Gyro platter was ok - too much rice and potatoes and give me a whole pita please not triangles!  Tzatziki sauce had way too much dill in it.\n\nPatio chairs are very uncomfortable and turn the damn TV's off - how about some nice Greek music in the background instead.\n\nService was ok, friendly but nothing special.\n\nBeen there for lunch - a better deal than dinner for sure.
__label__2 My review of My Big Fat Greek Restaurant may be somewhat skewed because I didn't order the Greek items on the menu that others have reviewed. I went with a friend from work and we each ordered a calzone. Really it isn't that difficult to make a good calzone. I ordered the white pizza calzone and while it was descent, there wasn't anything spectacular that stood out. The outer edges were a bit dry, but it improved once I really got into the pie. My friend ordered the Mediterranian calzone and topped it with a side of marinara (to avoid  the dryness). I had a bite and it was good. \n\nWe ordered a slice of baklava cheesecake for the road. I think the mistake was not eating it there. By the time we made it back to the office and actually ate it later in the afternoon, it wasn't as good as it would have been upon first presentation. Added to that, my friend tried to split it in half and ended up mangling the portion, so the visual appeal was not there.\n\nThe atmosphere of the restaurant was nice and the server was very prompt and courteous. I did think that for lunch it was perhaps a little more than a lunch should be. The cheese cake was $5.95 for the slice. The cheesecake, the white pizza calzone and water with lemon was just over $17. With tip I shot my whole $20 on lunch. \nI wouldn't mind going back and maybe trying something a little more Greek related. But for a calzone, I would find other alternatives.
__label__1 \"Meh\"\n\nYep.. that's it folks. Big portions, slow service, bland sides. The best part of the experience was the platter we had. The hummus was pretty tasty as were the zucchini thingies. I had a Chicken Souvlaki and Shrimp Souvlaki with potatoes and veggies. I question whether either of them were completely done, but the meat was quite tasty.\n\nI looked around and it seems that it had a meh experience for most of my dining party. I won't be back anytime soon, but glad I got to go.
__label__2 We were planning to eat elsewhere before but since they were full, we decided to eat at MBGFR. We were seated right away and our server was very nice and attentive. We started off with the hummus (I think jalapeno) and then each got our own chicken souvlaki pita. Everything was A-OK and I'll probably return.
__label__1 Pros: The staff is very friendly and seem knowledgeable about the mystic tan process (Or whatever its called ). I came in with a groupon and she was very accommodating. They do however tack on add-ons along with the tan , but oh well!\n\nCons: They were out of the the darker spray tan solution. Unfortunately I am pretty pale , so I really need a darker spray tan. After waiting the full 8 hours my tan was maybe only two shades above my natural color ! That was a let down considering I used the mystic tan for a special occasion. I ended up buying store bought tanning products to make myself darker.
__label__0 Came in just because I had a $5 coupon, the staff that greeted me was SO rude and you could tell they were just talking crap about me and my friends right in front of us. The place is very dirty and you could tell the mat outside of the mystic spray tanning booth had not been washed. Worst tanning experience I have ever had.
__label__1 I hate having to write this review, but I will stick to the facts!  The weather was beautiful last night, so thought we would ride the light rail to Tempe and enjoy some drinks and food on a patio.  I've always been intrigued by the Depot Cantina, so that is where we decided to go.  We found a nice table on the patio and we were off to a good start.  But, it all went downhill from there....the service was so terribly slow and she didn't really apologize for it.  It took us 15 minutes to get our drinks and then another 10 to get our food order in...only because I asked another server to help us.  They cranked the music too loud and it caused it to cut in and out.  We told multiple servers multiple times that if they turned the music down it would go back to normal...took 30 minutes for that to be fixed.  The food was just ok and the presentation was not impressive.  The soup was spilled all over the plate beneath it and they just threw a few tortillas on my friend's burro...seriously no attention to detail in this place.  I can't imagine a manager was on duty last night because I can't imagine they would let the restaurant run this way.  I hope they get their act together because this place is in a great location with a large patio.
__label__1 I CANNOT believe I haven't reviewed this place! I wasn't going to review this place for my experience last night (which was pretty par) because I assumed I had reviewed before, but apparently not. Anyway, Macayo's as a whole is somewhat a blight on society. I know that is a little strong, but it really is not good and not authentic and just not a place where people should eat ever if they have the option. I have been to this location several times (always against my will....I have a friend that really likes it...not sure how that is possible and went to grad school at ASU, so hard to avoid). Anyway, the few times I have had dishes with meat in them from this restaurant are by far the worst times. Their meat is horrible. It has a disgusting texture and is completely devoid of flavor. So meat is definitely out when eating here (that is probably safer for your health anyway....I am just imagining a Kitchen Nightmares type scenario behind the scenes at this place). The food that does not contain meat is significantly less disgusting, albeit pretty bland. Their one saving grace is their baja sauce (sweet cream cheesy sauce) which is obviously tasty, but so terrible for you it is hard to eat in good conscious (but sometimes.....let's just say it happens). So last night I got a cheese crisp, which is pretty unmessupable and it was fine, although it had several random food items on it that obviously fell onto it from other plates (some lettuce, a small piece of chicken, etc)....nice touch. I had their 'special' Marg which was actually pretty good (it was Grand Marnier and tequila), but when I got the bill it was still 9$, so it did not appear to actually be on special (or it is an incredibly overpriced drink to begin with). That brings me to another complaint....this place is WAY overpriced. Like, an entree costs 12$ at least and is lower quality than Filiberto's. The entrees are also way WAY too big....they should probably offer half or quarter size portions for less (although the food isn't good anyway, so it doesn't really matter). So why 2 stars and not 1? This place is a decent place to drink if you are into premixed type alcohol, but they have a good happy hour and the baja sauce is good, so I can't justify a 1 star BUT if I had it my way, I would never eat at a Macayo's again ever.
__label__2 Great meeting place for a family dinner, friend get together or to use the big room upstairs for a party. Really good skinny margarita! Their salsa is a little watery. The street chicken tacos are really good!
__label__0 Great concept and whimsical decor here at Macayo's, however their quality of food and service makes this place look like the forgotten step sister of chain restaurants like Chili's, Rubio's or Rainforest Cafe.\n\nThe place looked completely empty, except for two tables of people and some individuals at the bar. We were served some chips and salsa as well as our waters, which is pretty standard. I ordered the Sonoran Enchilada Sampler which came with a Verde Chicken, Cheese and Beef Enchiladas, Spanish Rice, Black Beans with Guac, Cabbage and Sour Cream on the side.\n\nMy party and I pretty much filled up with chips and salsa before the food came out, it was about more than 25 minutes before all the food came out. As another server brought out my plate, he mentioned something along the lines of \"Do you think you can finish that?\". The sampler is indeed large enough for two people to eat and looked unappealing and messy. The enchiladas were good, but not the best I've ever had. The rice tasted old, with hard pieces and was dry. The beans, gritty and you could see how much bean liquid had evaporated on the side of the plate (possibly from sitting under the hot lamp too long). I managed to eat one of the enchiladas before giving in and just boxing it for to-go.\n\nService was lacking, don't come here if you're in a hurry! Waiters hardly out front, food is mediocre to say the least and not worth the price you pay. The rest of my party didn't enjoy their Fish Tacos, since the grilled fish was incredibly chewy and over-cooked, they didn't finish their plates.
__label__1 They've just never been a bike store that is really pro cycling, I mean not really there for cyclists. Everything is an argument, the work they do sucks, they have cheap bikes that are better than department store shit, but only just better...
__label__3 This is mostly for the Imaging Center. \nGreat service; love the staff.\nGreat rates on processing.\nGo shoot some film and get it done here.
__label__1 I've lived in Arizona for 18 years so that makes me more than qualified to judge a Mexican restaurant when I eat at one. Today for lunch co-workers and I decided to eat at Susie's Mexican Cafe. We had previously visited this place before about 2 years ago and found that hardly anything has changed. \n\nDon't let appearances deceive you. The big red door is the only cool thing about the look and feel of this establishment. We were surprised when we entered and there was a line, but the line was full of people trying to pay. So we had to wait a while to be seated. When we sat down, I saw that the booth we were sitting in was held together by duct tape. Not a promising sign. Overall, the place was dirty. It needed a good power washing from top to bottom and I did not feel comfortable sitting there. However, after living here for such a long time I believe this is just par for the course for Mexican restaurants. Sad. \n\nEverybody who went said the food was good but not great. Surprising given that their motto is \"A Great Mexican Food Place\". They should replace the menus and update them as they have been in circulation for over two years. I had three shredded beef tacos. I think I would have rather had Jack-In-The-Box monster tacos instead. The taquitos looked rather good. I'm sure some menu items are better than others, but haven't verified. Everything that came out of the kitchen looked like standard Mexican food that you'd get at Macayo's or some other Mexican joint.\n\nThe lunch specials were $6.75 with our choice of 1 cent draft beer or fountain soft drink. Since I didn't drink any alcohol for lunch you can trust my review isn't tainted. The menu explicitly stated there are no free refills on drinks. Also your first basket of chips was free, but after that they were $2.15 each.  They won't do substitutions on their lunch menu and  they won't split the check. However when you go to pay, you can pay separately. Same difference. \n\nTo sum it up it was a sub par experience at least for me. I wasn't impressed, but rather underwhelmed. If you want better Mexican food, I would try Pedro's Mexican Restaurant, Blanco Scottsdale, Cervantes Restaurant, or Carolina's Mexican Food.
__label__1 the food was good. beans are delicious. however portions are too small (compared to black bear where I usually do breakfast)the service was ok.
__label__3 I love the Mill Ave location more than the Scottsdale one. When I'm bored I like going to this store, and even though I'm not looking for anything I usually leave with something. Everyone says this store is over priced, but they make up for it with their sales rack. They always also seem to have the latest styles. People who work here are also very nice, I don't think I've ever spent more than 10 mins in the store without a worker asking if I need help.
__label__2 i would've given this review a def. 2**\nbased upon their bloated prices\nand throw away garments\nif not soley for the cute girls that work here, most of whom are super friendly.\n1* for their revolving sale rack\n1* for their huge ass selection\n1* for the cute hipster girls who work here\n(IMPO however, if you're going to pay that much for clothes made by tiny children in sweat shops, why not just cross the street and buy some good quality clothes made by american workers paid at an honest wage fr AA? worth considering)
__label__0 I went in the store today for the 2nd time and customer experience was terrible.  They have the must unhappy angry people working there.  While I was picking out fabrics one employee said to another lady employee near me that a gentlemen needed a lot of help and could she help.  She frowned and then angrily said \"For What?\".  She was so bothered that she might have to actually talk to someone and help them out. Then once I went over to the cutting station the women helping me was so bothered there were kids in the store and just stared at them like she was going to kill them.  And if she had paid attention she would of seen that I'm 9 months pregnant (with my first child I might add) and that her attitude towards children only made me very uncomfortable as a pregnant women and customer.  She then began to complain about children and looked so unhappy just to be alive.  I'm writing this to let you know how angry I left the store when before I even entered I was just happy.  Good customer service really helps the company to shine and the customer to feel welcomed back and really I don't feel that way.
__label__2 Eh, pretty much just your average Mexican joint.\n\nI've been there twice and the first time was very good. 2nd time just average.\n\nI highly recommend the green chile tamale while the rice and bean burro was just bleh.\n\nNothing special except for the price. Dinner for two, with tax and tip, was $21.
__label__2 I've been going to LaFondas for about 20 yrs on and off. Had cheese enchiladas today with rice and beans....very salty. Not sure if the salt was in all the dishes or just one...but almost too salty to eat. \nAlso had a fish taco which was very good. I think I like Macayo's better.\nB.
__label__1 The desserts are a little bland and are pricey given the small size.  I've had better Japanese bakery items elsewhere.
__label__2 Banana Shake and Seasoned Fries. \n\nStick with that and you are good to go!
__label__2 Hard to complain, fast service, good prices
__label__0 Nice small caf\u00e9 shop with machine sales on the side.\nBut as for coffee....not many choices & tasted bad.
__label__3 I'm giving this place one more star than I normally would because I feel like I'm reviewing it for Husband and I.\nI like Spinato's pretty okay.\nHusband? Yeah, he freaking LOVES Spinato's.\nThe pizza is nice and thin crust, and while the last time I was there it was being renovated, the decor is nice and casual. We usually get take out, and the pizza is just as good the next day.\nWhat makes Spinato's unique, is the pizza sauce. It's really sweet - and not \"your teeth will fall out\" sweet, but there's a slight sweetness that adds another dimension to the pie.\nIt's definitely worth a trip!
__label__2 Good luck finding the place on the first try as there is no signage showing where they are. The parking lot is not lit at night so it is extremely dark; would be nice if they had a take out parking space by the entrance. One night I came in to pick up a pizza and had a hard time pulling in as there were some guys at the lot entrance throwing a football around...they stared at me weird as I drove past them.\nPizzas and calzones are good. Thought the side Caesar salad (take out) was pricey at $4.\nFor takeout once in a while it's ok.
__label__3 This place is pretty neat... as a venue, it's got potential. There are a lot of vantage points to catch the show from. It's a great nook and cranny bar. The food is kinda greasy, but decent for bar food. The drinks are reasonably priced. The pool table area is well kept.\n\nI have yet to have a really great time here. I think if they could land some really good bands here (read: bands I give a crap about), then it would be a different story. As others have pointed out - it's a little divey, but it's also pretty nice. I'm actually surprised I hadn't reviewed this sooner. \n\nFun Fact: this is sometimes a hangout for off-duty strippers... whatever that means to you.
__label__3 Thursday karaoke for all!?? with a great selection!!??? I can't believe I was living more than a year across and never entered this place before!\n\nYes, this is a cool place for a dive bar...HA! forget about posh and fake places. You can scream or delight ppl with your voice, no one is judging. Friendly service and if they could take a bit more care on the smell coming from the restrooms.
__label__2 It's cheap soup with cheap veggies, but when you're a college student and you're hungry and poor...this is a place to go.
__label__4 Salon Bossa Nova is as good as it gets when it comes to cuts and customer service. I've been going to SBN now since early last summer. There's never any doubt what I'm going to get when I'm there. \n\nMy stylist, Cassie, is always on time, doesn't talk my ear off, gives a very relaxing hair wash, knows what to do with my hair without asking, and is passionate about her craft.  She consistently does a great job. \n\nThe salon, if I'm not mistaken, also offers a wide range of services. I'm pretty confident that every one of the services and stylist are great. If you're close to them and you get a chance to try them let me know what you think. \n\nNote: I submitted a request to yelp to update their address. Currently the address shows that they are in Tempe. They are actually in Chandler next to the World Market off of Ray Rd. http://www.salonbossanova.com/
__label__2 I have used AHR Mechanical for 5 years and while the maintenance service has been good when a leak happened in one of my A/C units I had to wait 5 days for it to be repaired.  The cost for the 1 hour repair was $1165.00.  Definitely overpriced for the work involved.
__label__2 Pretty good hot dogs. I've been here a few times and the boston dog has a bit of a sweet and savory taste to it. The mac n cheese in the mac n cheese dog is very bland tasing though, I ended up scooping it off of my hot dog. The prices are pretty high too. The bread is definitely the best thing here.\nThey've also been closed at random times when they should've been open too... Out of the ten times I've tried to go here in the last month or so they were only open three times for some reason...
__label__0 Disappointed that this place charged me $20/screen x 4 screens for set up and then decided to 'reclaim' my screens and asked that I pay the set-up fee AGAIN when I wanted to do another run a year later.\n\nService is friendly and professional, except for the principle of double charging set-up fees as described above. Hence I would not recommend them or use their printing services again.
__label__4 So as we were driving down Mill, I saw this store and had to drop by.  The fiance should be glad that I wasn't in the store too long and that I made a great effort at not looking at all the books they had.  I could spend days  and do a lot of damage in here.  \n\nThe store is awesome and I wish I could visit it again, but it will be closed the next time I am in town.
__label__2 Gracie's is a small thrift store with decent items.  The prices are a little less than you would pay at Goodwill.  You can get a pair of jeans for about $5.  If you need a belt, this would be a good place to go, only $2.  I didn't find anything to buy for myself, but we found a new pair of shorts for my son.  Only $2.50.   Just an FYI, it costs $0.75 to use your debit card.
__label__4 low prices for an eclectic selection.
__label__4 Top's is amazing.  I love going there.  Their beer selection is fantastic and the customer service is awesome.  You don't feel like you're at a store.  You feel like your friend just so happens to own a liquor store.  You will get no scornful looks from cashiers for coming in already drunk.\n\nOne time I popped in and some salesman was there, wearing a Russian Commandant uniform, trying to sell Kalashnikov vodka.  \"He made AK-47's and vodka, too!\"  What a guy.  I didn't buy any.  The way I see it, Top's, if you're gonna have a salesman in your place, that was the guy to have.  I was pleasantly weirded out.\n\nI vouch for Top's.  It's a great little liquor store.
__label__2 I stay here almost on a weekly basis. for business  Here's what I think:\n\n+ Staff is really nice and accomodating.  I especially love the Club Lounge staff (Esther and Gloria).  They are really the reason why I keep coming back.  When I'm sick, Gloria takes extra good care of me and plies me with orange juice or a Sprite.  \n\n+ It's relatively close to Mill Ave and close to the fwy.  \n\n+ The pool is nice and big.\n\n+ The room is ALWAYS clean.  I have never had a problem with insects or things being dirty.  The only incident was just one time when they left a cleaning rag on the bathroom floor.\n\n- The AC units suck and are loud.\n\n- The gym is really small (two treadmills, two ellipticals, two bikes, one weight rack) and hot.\n\n- Club Lounge breakfast and evening apps are ho-hum.
__label__2 Attended a seminar here. The rooms were spacious, and catering for breakfast/snacks and lunch was good. The parking lot here is fairly large, so finding a space isn't too much of a problem.
__label__1 Yvonne's is walking distance from my office so my co workers and I use to frequent this place for a hearty lunch. The food is nothing special its plain diner food and well the service is very very slow. The waitresses would be a bit bipolar one day they are super nice and others they were rude it was a strange way to treat regulars. I stopped going here since it wasn't worth spending the money when there are better lunch spots in the same area.
__label__4 Fantastic food for fantastic prices (from Chicagoan point of view!) and the service could not have been better. The pear & Brie Fremch toast was unique & delicious!
__label__2 Full Disclosure: I work down the street from this place, that being said, it's general closeness to my work does mean that it's more attractive to me. \n\nSo basically, Tokyo Stop is a \"fast food\" asian place that delivers HUGE. If you are starving, this is the place to go. I'm serious. You know those mexican places that serve up burritos that keep you full for the entire day? Same concept, different genre of food. \n\nSo far, I've had 4 meals there, the Sweet and Sour Chicken, The Orange Chicken, the Hot and Spicy Chicken, and the House Chili Chicken, and I'm only going to review the first 3, because the House Chile and the Hot  and Spicy were the exact same thing. \n\nWith the Sweet & Sour/Orange chicken, the restaurant suffers slightly. I attribute that to the fact that the super deep fried pieces of chicken are completely soaked in sauce. For the Sweet & Sour, the addition of Sriracha helped add the \"sour\" to the sauce, but for the Orange...well lets just say I've had my fill of Orange Marmalade for a year. \n\nThe Hot & Spicy is really where this place shines. The chicken is perfectly cooked( lightly fried in chili oil) and topped off with vegetables and chilis. Goes great with the tableside spicy rice seasoning.\n\nAnd now, the price. For about 6 bucks, you get a huge meal, and wonderful service. My only issue with place (minus the sauce) is the lack of room, but Dunkin Donuts is right down the way, and they have outside tables. \n\nIt isn't perfect, but it's tasty and fast. I've certainly had better, but I keep coming back.
__label__4 Charlie is really friendly. If you introduce yourself, he will call you by name everytime you come back. The food is all really tasty. I'm partial to the house chili, but everything I've had there has been good. I think it's kind of healthy. I know it's inexpensive. And all the hot dishes come out piping hot, which is reassuring from a food safety perspective. You have to wonder about that aspect at competing restaurants.
__label__0 I know this place has been hailed as one of the best steakhouses to go and there's quite a bit of history that goes along with it, but the service and food I received when I went was all hype and no bite.\n\nI went with two others and we all ordered the filet minon.  Now mind you, I've never been a huge steak person mainly because most restaurants mess it up by over cooking or leaving a big hunk of oily fat staring at you.  But I thought since this place had such good feedback, I'd try it.\n\nFirst off, two of the filets we ordered were not filets.  They were end cuts that were shaped to look like fillets with blops of fat squeezing from the sides.  We thought maybe it was a mistake, and the chef didn't realize they gave us a bad cut.  So we set the plates back.\n\nTwo new plates arrived with the same exact cuts.  Now I was mad.  We weren't being difficult, but I'm certainly not going to pay $25 for a piece of stew meat.  And to do it twice?  Seriously, that's just rude.\n\nThe waiter was extremely apologetic and told us he'd get the manager for us so that she could see what we were being served.  First off, I don't complain to get free stuff.  I just want them to fix what's wrong so I can have my meal, and then I'll be happy.  The manager came over, said she was sorry we weren't happy and that she would take off the meal from the ticket and took the plates.  \n\nShe didn't offer a different meal\nShe didn't offer consolation\nShe didn't offer a new filet.\n\nSo we suddenly had no dinner.  I have never been treated like that in a restaurant before and was completely stunned.  We weren't rude, we weren't screaming at her, we didn't throw food....\n\nMaybe others have had better experiences there, but as for me, I won't even give it a second chance.
__label__3 Living in the metro Phoenix area all my life, I grew up with Monti's. Had family in town who also grew up with Monti's so we went out for dinner tonight.  I wanted to remind them how great the bread is so they would move back. There were 12 of us total, and the service was a *bit* on the slow side, but I think our waiter handled it well considering there was another huge party going on tonight (85 people). \n\nThe bread is still great.  Had their Monday special which is the filet mignon. It tasted wonderful, but just a bit on the salty side. The side of steamed vegetables consisted of two pieces of broccoli and two small carrot strips, so they could definitely stand to not skimp so much on the veggies. \n\nMostly we enjoyed going for nostalgia's sake- childhood memories, growing up and remembering the treat it was to go there for dinner. Drink a sarsaparilla, which always comes in a bottle and a glass with two cherries to pour it in.  Bringing my kids now too, and they love it as much as I did- and do!
__label__3 This place probably has a delicious full menu. But I wouldn't know. The prime rib and the Filet Mignon is so succulent and yummy that I have not bothered to try anything else.
__label__1 Seems like Monti's used to be allot better.  Last time I went, 6-5-12 for dinner, service and food quality were about 2 stars.  My prime rib tasted dry and old, the Roman Bread was 1/4\" thick and the dough was tough, and my Baked Potato was old tasting and turning a little brown from oxidation.  The salad was OK.  The service was only fair, at best. Not what I expect for the prices they are charging.  The last couple of meals I have gotten there have been Meh, as well.  I think Monti's has become arrogant and complacent, from year of sucess, and now dosen't worry too much about maintiaining food quality or great service.  They always say there is a small wait, even if the place is empty.  I never have understood that policy.  I guess there are enough fans or new Tempe visitors to keep Monti's going, even as they severely decline in quality.
__label__2 Chef Robert Irvine on Restaurant Impossible would have a field day with this place. It has an identity crisis! We were from out of state and wanted Mexican food. Looks like a Mexican restaurant. Name sounds like a Mexican restaurant. It's actually a steakhouse! The building is old and historic and has about 8 entrances. Pick one and you'll be lead through a maze as you follow the signs to the Hostess Desk. Our server, Daniel was very nice. Food was super average, steaks prepared wrong, etc. Prices were good, but if you want a great steakhouse, eat elsewhere.
__label__4 My family has had three different vehicles to Ronnie's in the last several years. They have always done an excellent job. They know how to fix pretty much any vehicle and don't charge and arm and a leg like a dealer or a speciality shop. More importantly they communicate well and treat you like a real person. I'm sure there are plenty of quality mechanics out there, but finding one that you know isn't going to rip you off and most importantly understands how to treat their customers is a bit different. You can really tell that Ronnie's isn't a chain shop and it makes a world of difference. They've earned their rating from me and I tell all my friends in Tempe that this is the place to go.
__label__0 This hotel is as awful as it gets. My stay at this hotel was terrible and the worst part was knowing what a profit they made off my stay. The hotel staff is really unprofessional and don't even understand the checking in process. The room was $109! I checked out the next morning and went to Fiesta Resort (5 stars--free wi-fi) for $72.\n\nHere are a list of things wrong with this hotel and my room:\n* Shower tub was clogged (I should have been given a discount for this)\n* Bathroom towels were old and smelled like chlorine\n* Air conditioner smells each time it automatically turns on\n* Beds are uncomfortable and never seem to be rotated\n* Carpet is stained\n* Decor is from the 70s\n* Bathroom is cramped\n* Accordian-style bathroom mirror was missing the mirror\n* Hair dryer barely worked\n* Remote only works from ~6 feet away from the TV\n* TV gets terrible reception\n* Hangars cannot be removed from the closet track\n* Sliding glass door couldn't be opened\n* Shower nozzle is small, corroded, and cheap ($8 nozzle)\n* They charge for wi-fi\n* Hotel has stains on the side of the building\n* The hotel staff\n\nit's a rip-off. Stay away from here! It needs to go out of business and be bought by a company that will renovate it.
__label__2 Fast. Fast. Fast. I love this place when I'm in a hurry and don't want some extravagant massagey hour+ extravaganza. They do a perfectly adequate job, nothing stellar, and you're in and out. I don't care that they're gabbing away on their cell phones, because then they're not trying to make conversation with me.\n\nMinus a star for their faux sterilization practices. They reuse the same instruments and store them in unsealed autoclave packets, allowing them to look as if they've been sterilized. I'm not a germ phobe who frets about catching hepatitis from a nail salon, but the dishonestly behind the charade bugs me. Also, minus a star for the time I was positioned to watch one of the girls who worked there waxing her armpits behind a poorly positioned curtain. I know this experience is ghetto, but please.
__label__0 I've been to Uni multiple times for a manicure due to its close proximity to ASU's campus. However, I always leave thinking I would rather have done my nails myself for free. Also, the technicians rush me upon my arrival which gives me anxiety about choosing a color which I feel I should do at my leisure given its a spa-like environment. The worst part of my experience at Uni is that I leave with messy looking nails, an empty wallet (a $20 mani?) and feeling of being unpolished (pun intended).
__label__2 While throwing a small get together, we were able to have a back patio with a buffet style table set up with some pretty tasty appetizers.  The chicken sqewers were delicious and smoked salmon was also tasty but something seemed to lack.  At the end of the day it was good and I wouldn't hesitate to go back, but nothing to make me a raving fan.
__label__3 Very good food! I tried it after the article about 21 best sandwiches in Phoenix. The Reuben was good, but looked nothing like the picture. Great place to enjoy a great AZ day
__label__3 I just had happy hour here with Ada G. and our friend P before Jesus Christ Superstar and happy hour is great!  The bruschetta is the best thing on the menu!  Rustic bread toasted and covered in goat cheese and heirloom tomatoes.  Yummy!  We also ordered onion dip and homemade potato chips and an artichoke dip-both were also good.  I think there might have even been a fourth dish.  I think wine was $2 off a glass for happy hour.\n\nI was here for dinner a few years ago and unlike Ada G, everything was perfect.  I had the loup de mer that night.  I don't remember what my husband or his coworker had but everything was perfect.  I do remember that for the appetizer we had ahi three way and that was really good too.  \n\nThe best part about House of Tricks is their beautiful outdoor dining.  There aren't many places around with such a nice garden area.  It's a nice treat to be able to eat outside under the trees with the little white lights overhead.
__label__4 I think there are enough reviews for everyone who has not been here to figure out what a great restaurant this really is. This was a recommendation from a fellow yelper, and I am eternally grateful. \n\nI might suggest changing the name to House of Treats which is exactly what happened to my palette with each bite I took. \n\nThe flavors and combinations were unique and delicious. Everything that everyone in our party ordered was devoured and thoroughly enjoyed. A fine dining experience. I have never had the opportunity to try ricotta black peppercorn grits ~ YUMMY. \n\nI would love to return on a night when outdoor seating might be more completely enjoyed. \n\nThe only negative is the REALLY small size of the available indoor seating area. It could not accommodate a group larger than 5 people.
__label__2 This is one of the prettiest outdoor dining locations in the valley, right smack dab in the middle of Tempe. The food is quite good. I regularly order the special and am always please...honestly the food is top notch. Unfortunately Tricks is slow. I come for lunch regularly and occasionally for dinner, but only when I have time to burn. This drives me a little crazy...at this price point I'd like my waitstaff to be a little more tuned into their customers and the standard approach should not be that people are coming to your restaurant for a long, European style sit and talk all afternoon meal. I would eat here more often if I felt that it was possible to get in and out. The service is quite good...just too meandering.
__label__0 The House of Tricks is aptly named. They have a box full of \"tricks\" to get you in the door along with many to make sure that you don't return. \n\nDon't be fooled! This clever house of tricks keeps their way over priced, mediocre food and horrible service well hidden until you, and your wallet, have already be taken. Quite the slight of hand!!\n\nI made the mistake of taking my family there for my wife's birthday (6 of us altogether). After sitting for 15 minutes we were greeted by Ben who immediately let us know through his inaction and disinterest that this was going to be a long night of \"no service\". Ben didn't need to be concerned, though-he was getting his tip no matter what he did, or didn't do for this table. Our choice should have been Burger King for the service, if nothing else. Sorry, no disrespect to those who wear the crown ;-). The bottom line-the House of Tricks has THE WORST SERVICE in Arizona!!! \n\nTheir overpriced food features barely palatable dishes and the portions are small. If you eat there don't expect any \"wow\" from the food. The only \"wow\" you will get is when you see the bill!!\n\nIn this economy Arizona has seen the doors of many restaurants shut. We don't need a magic door at the House of Tricks, but we do need it to close!!!
__label__2 I used to work nearby and I've only been to House of Tricks for lunch, and it's a nice change of pace from the \"corporatized\" sea of chain restaurants in the Tempe area. The patio seating when the weather is nice can't be beat. I'm not overwhelmed over anything I've had at Tricks, but I can always find something interesting on the menu to try and like the iced tea with raspberries. Service has been hit or miss, it's very random.
__label__2 There are many tricks here,  a great garden patio and a fancy mystique. Some how this tricks people to over look the mediocre food and poor service.\n\nI made a online reservation for Sat night, however upon arrival I found that was not necessary as they were not full. \n\nWe started with the Ahi watermelon salad $13. It has 3 small slices of sashimi and 8 blocks of watermelon with some greens and a wasabi glaze. It was good but very very small.\n\nFor our mains we had a Potato chip wrapped wild sea bass on a plat of beans and sauce $30. The Fish was bit over cooked and too firm, the beans and sauce lacked much flavor. We also had the Goat Cheese veggie  Lasagna $20, While it did look nice topped with Julianned squash and a nice swoosh of pesto on the plate, it was nothing special. \n\nThe bread comes with a sweet butter which is nice. \n\nWe had some wine by the glass that was decently priced for the environment.\n\nOverall it was an impressive place for a date however the food did not impress.
__label__3 For the longest time, I wondered what trick this place must have been using to be so successful in such an odd location.  When I was a student at ASU I walked past House of Tricks on my way from Campus to Mill Ave countless times, and I always thought it was out of place.  While even as a student I could appreciate the beauty of a house converted into a restaurant with an amazing garden patio as its setting, it just seemed odd that a such a fancy restaurant was hidden on small street, just feet from a college campus, surrounded by parking meters and pay lots.  Now that I have eaten at House of Ticks, I understand its charm.\n\nA while back, my girlfriend mentioned that she had a great happy hour at at this place  with friends some years ago.  She couldn't remember the name, but based on her description I instantly knew she was talking about House of Tricks.  So, when we went to see \"Wicked\" at Gammage (great show, by the way) for her birthday, I decided it would be the perfect place to dine before seeing the show.  Turns out that's what a lot of people do.  The server even asked if we were heading to the show, so he knew to get us out with time to spear.  We also happened to overhear another server mentioned that about 90% of their customers on a given night were heading over to Gammage.\n\nThe food is quite pricy, but very tasty.  I had the Ancho Chili Seared Ahi.  The orange-chipotle honey aioli had a good kick.  The white bean chili had a unique taste.  The tuna it self was perfectly seared, but no too flavorful.  My girlfriend had a salmon dish which was amazing.  The salmon was very flavorful and cooked perfectly.  For dessert (we were celebrating a birthday, after all) we tried a brioche bread pudding.  One word: Wonderful.\n\nIf you are looking for a pleasurable meal with a pleasurable ambiance, House of Tricks will do the trick.  I highly recommend it before a show at Gammage or if you are just looking a romantic night out.
__label__0 We had the worse service there this past Tuesday night.  Our waitress (can't remember her name but I remember the sour look and nasty attitude).  She even changed the amount of the tip on the final receipt!  Added $20!  I think that is against the law.  ;)  We are trying to contact the manager but they told my niece he was busy after she sat on hold for almost 10 minutes! \n\n I have to say, I used to go there at least twice a week but moved and hadn't been there in over a year.... THIS place obviously has gone DOWN hill!!!!!!!
__label__4 Went for Mother's Day.  Food was awesome and the waiter recommended the perfect wine.  Very impressed.
__label__4 I have been here a few times and had a great experience every time. The food is wonderful (creative, fancy yet totally edible), the ambiance is cozy, sophisticated and classy, and the service is spot on. The cheese plate is delicious and their happy hour is fantastic. It's pricey, but if you're looking for a classy date night or even a pretty location for lunch off Mill ave, this is your place!
__label__0 Food was good but the service was the worst ive ever had. To top it all off, my server charged my card a different amount than was on the receipt. $17 more to be exact! Will never go back.
__label__1 Meh.  Had the filet and it was a little bland.  My salmon was very fishy.
__label__0 I would have given this two stars, but for the price, I have to give it a one.  My wife and I have been hearing about this place for years, and were saving it for a special occasion.  The ambiance was nice, but that was it.  We went here for dinner, which is priced than their lunch menu.\n\nWe asked our unfriendly server for a recommendation - she recommended just about everything.  That should have been the first bad sign.  We ended up ordering the seafood salad and halibut, along with  one glass of red wine.\n\nNo complimentary breadsticks or anything waiting for the food to come out.  Red wine came out chilled - who does that?  Portions were SMALL, but that was a good thing since the food was so bad.\n\nSeafood salad was extremely fishy - was not fresh seafood.  I know we are in Arizona, but for the price, I assumed the seafood was fresh.  Wrong.  Salty as well - maybe a to preserve the seafood longer?  Fish was dry and either overlooked, or not fresh.\n\nThere are some good restaurants in phoenix metro (granted North Tempe has limited selection for nice ambiance and food), but to is not worth the money.  Out tab came to $70 and I would have been disappointed with the food even if it was $10.  Other than ambiance and decorating plates to make things look pretty, this fails the palette.
__label__0 The food was over-priced, the portions were small and really the food was nothing special. The service was just so-so as the server brought our appetizer after our entree was served. My wife ordered a salad without bacon and they goofed that. After they took it back they returned her a salad that was half of what she was previously served and it appeared they just removed a bunch of food from her plate rather than bringing her a new portion. Very disappointing experience as I paid a lot of money only to go home hungry and dissatisfied. I am certainly not going to go back to this restaurant.
__label__1 I had been planning to go to House of Tricks for quite some time, but when I finally did I was very disappointed. As a general restaurant I'd probably give it 3 stars, but the price range demands higher expectations. The service seemed very unprofessional, our server didn't know anything about the dishes or wines. I ordered a tenderloin cooked medium-rare and it came out medium-well. In addition, the quality of the meat was definitely below par for a $35+ steak.
__label__4 Sprawling, private, outdoor dining - check. Beer, wine, and cocktail menu spanning 10+ pages - check. Delicious, complex, and diverse food - check.  There are many reasons to love House of Tricks, these are just a few.  Others include excellent service, a prime location in the heart of Tempe, and a beautiful outdoor bar.  The restaurant is truly unique, and a welcome break from the typical tan, stucco box restaurants around Phoenix.  I've been eating here for years and keep coming back to sample new things on the menu.  My latest visit introduced me to the short ribs and they were rich, moist, just perfect.  For starters, we tried the cheese platter, the mussels, and the wild boar... all were excellent.  Dessert was also good, a salted caramel gelato.  Expect to pay up for all this greatness, but it is worth it.  It's a great spot for a romantic date night, or a quiet business dinner in a unique setting.  I'll be back, soon!
__label__3 One of our favorites... Great service, delicious food \n, and nice ambience.. Perfect for date night
__label__3 Cozy atmosphere in the inside and lovely patio. Food and service was great both at lunch and dinner. I highly recommend saving room for dessert. I would have given it 5 stars but I just wasn't a fan of their cocktails.
__label__1 The parking is not that easy here, even if you arrived early.  I think that we ended up in someone's backyard lot.  It's not that close to the freeways.  But, catching the W.Sox v. Cubs game here for Spring Training is awesome!  However, don't get me wrong, it's not even a tenth as good as catching the rivalry in Wrigley (which I've done too), but close.
__label__3 It's Kristen. I am surprised by many of the negative reviews and am assuming that most of them are from people who are resentful that they didn't buy their clothes. Now don't misunderstand me here - I, too, become frustrated when I walk in with a box full of clothes and walk out with the same box full of clothes, and then see super ugly clothes hanging on display. But it still remains that, if you put some time and energy into your shopping here, some of the clothes you walk away with are awesome and unique. I have one polka dotted dress I bought from here a a couple months ago, and every time I wear it out, I am stopped several times and asked where I got it. Last time, I heard girls whispering about it - confidence booster for sure. Just because the clothing isn't Goodwill cheap, doesn't mean that it's not a good deal. I never feel like I pay too much for the clothing I pick out. Overall, fun experiences at Buffalo Exchange. PS. Don't be lame and buy the TOMS here... totally defeats the purpose.
__label__0 Complete waste of my time. Spent 30 minutes driving there for them to accept 2 things out of 50. I went through my closet trying to trade out items that I still currently wear, and out of all the things they took was a pair of skinny jeans and side purse. The way they configure which clothes are worth value is beyond me because the things they kept were my least favorite and not even new. I still had tags on a bunch of summer dresses I got within 3 months and they wouldn't even take those. They were all really cute tank top dresses! Never going there again! If I'd recommend any place for trading in clothes, it'd be Plato's Closet.
__label__2 This place reminded me of Whiskey River without the shit kickers on the beach side and more of the laid back people. There were dance offs on the floor it seemed people were having fun. 99 cent Jaeger bombers and I heard 99 cent tacos or something. There was a wet t contest with only 3 contestants it was kinda sad but entertaining nonetheless. I'd probably go again.
__label__0 it WAS fun...last year.. cops dont do anything outside the club but let people go usually unless they r assaulted. the fact the cops have to be outside that club says something. sooo many fights... and sum days r dead.. Thursdays was great until it started getting out of hand.. it was my fav club. it just isnt the same. what happened?
__label__4 I've been here twice now for car repairs, and I couldn't be happier with the service and the prices.  This is the first and only place that I've been to for any type of car service (car washes and oil changes) where I feel like I'm not treated like an idiot by someone who's just trying to get more money out of me.\nTracy is awesome; he's treated me with respect and like a friend.  Customer service like I've never seen.  And when have you EVER gone to get car repairs with an estimated price in mind, and they charge you LESS than what you expected? Mindblowingggg.\nThis place is just amazing.  Thanks again, Tracy! :)
__label__4 I just want to give a HUGE thank you!!!! This place by far exceeded my expectations!!!! You guys are all so great and you truly do stay true to your words. I will definitely be coming here from now on. \nHands down the best place to go
__label__2 Loved the food, but I've had a hard time going back, as they only take cash.
__label__4 The only bad thing about this place is that they only accept cash. Other than that this place is on my number 1 list for having the best burger I have ever eaten. To describe the burger I had was sooo juicy inside, the outside was chared crispy from the open flame, the bun was air fluffed soft and the cheese was very cheese. I would take a bite I can see the juices from the burger drip. Everytime I think of this place my mouth begins to water :-P
__label__3 While cruising down University killing some time, my friend noticed The Chuck Box, and stated that we had to go there.  Other than the obvious mentioning of hamburgers, we had no idea what to expect, but based on the fact that it was a little wooden shack that was spouting smoke, we assumed it HAD to be good, and right up our alley.\n\nLater that night after a Fall League baseball game, we decided that it was the perfect time to try The Chuck Box.  The parking is a little sparse, but there was space for me, so no complaints there.  The exterior is about as dive-y as I would have guessed, to no complaints there either.  Upon entering, the interior is total dive, wooden walls, tables, benches and stools.  No velvet ropes here, but a bigass chain to separate those in line with the rest of the customers.\n\nI ordered a Big Juan, and savored the pleasant aroma of a slab of beef going onto the grill right before my eyes.  It was cooked perfectly to order, and I took my time at the condiment area to load it up with what I like.  But not too much to eliminate the flavor of the beef, which was cooked just right, still a little juicy, but nice and warm, with good natural flavor.\n\nMy only knock on it is the cash-only policy.  There is an ATM there, but typically I don't carry cash on me, but since I was being all touristy, I was prepared.  But that just meant I had to pay for my ill-prepared friend who was being too cheap to get decked with ATM surcharges.\n\nOtherwise, The Chuck Box was a fantastic find, and well worth the experience, and was a fine burger overall.
__label__3 I fixed my friends' computer so he agreed to take me to lunch. Of course, I had been meaning to check out Chuckbox a while ago because all of my friends go every Friday for lunch. In fact, for some of them Chuckbox is so special that it can only be had on Fridays for lunch. As such, I was kind of excited to see what the hype was about.\n\nOrdering your food is really simple, their menu is really basic and its easy to figure out what you want to eat. Even though I don't care much for the white or wheat dilemma, I still thought it was cool that they offered such a choice. But I like to be old fashioned, \"Big one\" + fries and a cup of water. You can smell Chuckbox from a mile away sometimes because they are grilling ridiculous amounts of meat. The aroma is extraordinary, and you would probably forget that you're in the scorching AZ sun. \n\nOnce you actually get your burger you pay, cash only, and take your sandwich to the condiments bar. They have pretty much all the basics you'd want in your burger. They even have extra lettuce and ranch, which equates to a free salad. Are you winning yet?\n\nOverall, the burgers were extremely flavorful, and it was plenty of food for the money. The only downside is that beef patties were frozen and that takes away from some of the flavor. Its not that I have anything personal against frozen beef, it just doesn't have the same juicyness as something that's not frozen. For this same reason, I think it loses a star. Other than that, its a perfect burger joint.
__label__4 One word:  Awesome!!\nIf you've never ate  a burger at the Chuck Box, then you haven't really had the best burger ever made, period....\n\nIts a must for me to eat here once more before I leave  Az.
__label__0 This store is expensive, dirty, and basically a place to walk to when you're too drunk to drive to a real grocery store for more beer.
__label__1 We enjoy the food.  We think it's a good value.  The people directly interfacing w/ customers are fairly nice at all the locations we've purchased from.  \n\nHOWEVER ... all the locations display  signs that implicitly tell the customers 'You and all your petty little demands bother us'.  Wifey and I know Pete's as \"No-No's\" ...\n\nWant stuffed mushroom caps on Fridays?  Forgedaboudit!  Pete's can't be bothered: \"NO mushroom caps on Fridays.\"  We the customers are obviously there to serve them.\n\nWant to swipe your debit or credit card?  Not happening at Pete's, no sir!  Pete's doesn't want 98% of your money, they want ALL 100%!  \"NO credit or debit cards,\" says the sign by the window.\n\nWant change for a $50?  Work that out with your bank:  \"NO bills larger than $20.\"\n\nGREAT businesses are those who anticipate customers' needs and serve them better than anyone else.\n\nHere's what's going on at Pete's -- Pete died years ago, and his great ideas along with him.   His daughters carry the business forward, but certainly not with the zeal, inspiration, and dedication of the original owner.  Maybe they figure carrying pop's business along beats getting real jobs.  Pete's is an idea that has grown long in the tooth.  It stays in business because of a host of people satisfied with 'okay' food and service who aren't interested in much else.\n\nWant a REALLY GREAT  fish and chips experience?  Get ye over to Seattle's Best Fish & Chips, 9015 E. Via Linda in Scottsdale -- SE Corner of Via Linda and 90th St.  The contrast between Seattle's Best and Pete's is the difference between lightning and the lightning bug.  Note Seattle's Best's YELP reviews, and you'll see what I'm talking about.\n\nSo long, No No's !
__label__0 As I write this review, I am still waiting to poop this abomination out of my body in order to feel some semblance of normalcy. Rare is the day when you're driving down the road and DON'T see an \"Im Addicted to Pete's Fish & Chips\" bumper sticker. However, as a native Canadian who has been in the States for over 30 years and Arizona for about 27 years, I had yet to eat fish & chips below the 49th parallel. My husband, a Bay Area transplant, had a hankering' for some fish and chips and thought - \"what better place to try than the one advertised on many a back bumper?\" So off we went in the Ferrari of minivans...\n\nMy husband asked how big the pieces of fish were - after all, you could get 4 pieces for under $7 - how big could they be? \"About the size of a fish sandwich\" said the guy behind the counter. that should have been our first clue.Both of us are used to pieces of fish being of the plate-sized variety.\n\nWe didn't get \"fish and chips\". What we got was a mystery substance covered in cracker-meal then flash frozen for God knows how long before it's dropped in grease. EVERYTHING lacked flavor, except for the ketchup+Tapatio known as \"Pete's Sauce\".  The \"shrimp\" - like the \"fish\" - was of questionable origin... about as authentic as the \"Rolex\" you can get from the guy with the trench coat in New York. The fries were bland - totally tasteless. Not sure what was in that plastic packet that claimed to be \"Malt Vinegar\". \n \nIf the Mother Country knew these yokels were wearing the Union Flag on the backs of their uniform shirts, we'd be thrust into war with her, for certain!\n\nThe whole experience forced me back into my Canada Rule. Never again. \n\nReally deserves no (or negative) stars... but Yelp won't let me grade that low.
__label__0 On the basis of a friend's recommendation, I was going to take my car to be serviced here. I made an appointment a week in advance, and the person I talked with told me to arrive when they opened at 8:00 AM to ensure I would get my car back the same day. I arrived right at 8:00 AM on the day of the appointment. To my great surprise, the business was completely closed and locked up. I called their number and got an answering machine on which I left a message informing them I had an appointment. I waited an additional 15 minutes and decided to leave. Around 9:00 AM, I got a call from someone named Sean. He offered no apology, but he did promise me I could take my car in anytime. It was an easy decision to go somewhere else.
__label__1 Dos Gringos is definitely bringing trashy back.  And I think the whole trailer park theme has really gotten the best of them.  Two cases in point.\n\nA) Drinks are EXTREMELY weak.  They give you tall glasses, but have very thin pours of liquor.  Thinking maybe it was the vodka, we switched to rum, but alas, the trailer park was just being cheap. \n\nB) The vomit stench wafting from the mens restroom really takes the trailer park theme a little too far, right?  After I reported to staff that puke was all over a men's urinal, it was still there an hour later.\n\nDoesn't that make you yearn for the good old college days??\n\nGranted it was a Sunday afternoon and all, and the DJ and crowd was fun.  A definite fun place to day drink, and bring the pooch.  Call me an old-fashioned prude, but the puke-fest and sucky drinks kind of killed the mood.  And believe it or not, I didn't have the appetite to try any of their award-winning tacos.
__label__2 CHEAP VODKA, MAD DOG IN COLORS, AND SMOKES. WHAT ELSE DOES AN ASU UNDERGRAD ON SEMESTER 6 OF HIS SENIOR YEAR NEED?\n\nTHE GOOD\n--with the power of the alcohol lobby, these liquories have the immortality of a cockroach. with a never ending supply of \"thirsty\" students, who cares if the place hasn't seen a mop in 20 years.\n--firmly planted in the heart of Sin City, you can't go wrong with cheap booze. the cheaper the better.\n--do they have a frequent buyer card?\n\nTHE BAD\n--wine selection hasn't changed in ten years. That '96 Beringer cab isn't a special reserve; it's really been there since '97.\n--sideways squeeze through the \"pricier\" spirits aisles evokes Hoarders memories: be sure to inspect the cork before departure.\n\nTHE UGLY\n--a new hoagies corner emerges, but this place is filthy. EW.\n\nwait and see, and check the food inspectors' report frequently.
__label__2 The price was a bit higher than other hotels near and it was a bit isolated but we prefer the Marriott chain.  We booked the Executive King Suite for 189.00 before tax.  My family of 3 fit perfectly in this room, it was exceptionally clean.  I'm a clean freak, I travel with my Clorox wipes and can of Lysol.   I was impressed with the room and the bed check.  The room worked well for us.  I personally was not a fan of the large planes flying over us while in the pool and they did keep me awake the first night.  But my son loved them, he watched them out of our window while in our room and playing out in the pool.  The housekeeping and kitchen staff were very friendly and very helpful.  The front desk, could be a bit more \"approachable\", they were not very friendly.  When we asked about some restaurants in the area,  her response was not very helpful.   BUT it didn't take away from my experience.   Only request:  Please update and upgrade those elevators.  I felt like I was going to get stuck every time we used them.   I would have given them a 4 star, but deducted one point for the reception desk and elevators.   But I would recommend this hotel.
__label__2 Update: \nA shocking thing happened to me recently. My mom and I were hanging out, trying to decide where to grab dinner. She suggested Caffe Boa - and I wrinkled my nose and made a scrunchy face. \nIt was shocking to me. How had my love of this place turned so sour? Oh, right - HH is not nearly as cheap as it used to be. They changed almost all my favorite apps (either got rid of them completely or added stuff to them and then made them more expensive - why? They were great how they were!) and added $3-5 to my fave entrees (Luca's Meatballs, which were a splurge at $15, are now $19?!?! Eff.) Less expensive wine by the glass options have dwindled - though the wine menu (physically) grew to the size of a heavy, awkward and cumbersome nuisance on your table. Speaking of nuisances, I think they did get rid of that giant wooden chessboard block that comes with a wine flight - thank god. \nWhat was once a hh staple for my 9-5 friends has barely become a blip. What happened?!
__label__2 I went to Caffe Boa last night for a friend's birthday. I'd never been, but this is apparently one of her favorite places. I checked it out some of the reviews here to figure out what kind of place to expect and I got a little worried once I saw how varied the experiences were. Unfortunately it seemed like the best thing about this place was their happy hour, and we were going to miss that (uh-oh). So, I shook it off and decided that I would just have to see for myself.\n\nFirst things first: I just can't say enough about how great the staff at Caffe Boa was that night! Everyone was so friendly and helpful. Our waiter, Wally, was fantastic! His initial soliloquy about the concept of the restaurant and review of the specials was borderline overwhelming, but he was happy to answer our questions, so it all worked out. Granted, the food and drinks took quite a while to get out to us, but we were busy chatting and generally having a good time, so we didn't mind. Wally was great about checking in on us: friendly and entertaining when we needed him and totally unobtrusive when we were otherwise occupied with each other. I also love that even though our meal had ended long before we decided to leave, we weren't rushed out. What a great, relaxing place to catch up with some friends! \n\nFor our meal, we opted for the pitcher of red sangria, and were not disappointed. They didn't mind a special request to make it sans-Sambuca (black licorice in my wine? - yuk!), and overall it turned out pretty strong, with a fruity kick. We also got the grilled rustic bread appetizer (aka bruschetta). The tomatoes were beautiful! Perfectly ripe and drizzled with olive oil - so sweet and delicious, but tragically piled high atop some very burnt toast. (Sigh.) Luckily we had some more sangria to drown our sorrows. By the time the main course arrived the blackened bruschetta was but a distant memory. It was a pasta-extravaganza for all - farfalle, tortelloni, and ravioli were stuffed or mixed with organic goodness and smothered in their various sauces.  Jen raved about her rosemary chicken ravioli, but my tortelloni stuffed with sirloin and prosciuitto left a bit to be desired. Picture little chunks of hamburger wrapped in pasta. It wasn't terrible, just not worth 18 bucks. Its just too bad none of us could afford any of the other dishes on the menu, they really looked delicious. \n\nAll in all a good time and worth a trip back for happy hour.
__label__2 HAPPY HOUR REVIEW!!\n\nI went with Camille H and Elaine B for our last Tuesday Happy Hour of the year at Caffe Boa.\n\nThe bar area is pretty dinky, and the student/20-somethings were kind of snooty about giving up backpack covered seats for our butts, but we managed to find some seats. This restaurant is very pretty - beautiful lights and high ceilings - my kind of spot, except for the pretentious peeps. \n\nBeing a HUGE fan of the Chef Payton when he was at Digestif, I was so excited to try this place! As Camille mentioned, the mussels were so so yummy - I would come back again just to eat that dish. But the pulled mozzerella was a huge disappointment. I really hope the \"old school\" is up to par next time.\n\nYOU MUST TRY THE RED DELICIOUS COCKTAIL! It was so so so so good! This cocktail includes vodka, apple juice and apple foam with an apple slice for garnish. The foam tastes like caramel apples and the apple cocktail is like drinking freshly juiced apples - I've never had anything like this before!\n\nI really wanted to give this place a higher \"happy hour\" rating, but I cannot. The drinks were delish, but pretty expensive ($10 each). The pretentious peeps kind of ruined the mood for me (people who think they are out of this world make you wish they were!), and the pulled mozzarella did not live up to my expectations.\n\nAbout KIDS: This is NOT somewhere I would ever bring my five year old. The food and drinks came out too slow - it would be a torture for a kid.
__label__1 Well my review is going to sound like all the others its seems... We went on Valentines day for lunch. Never been there before. Cute patio, beautiful decorating and design. The specialty drink list was on our table. My boyfriend and I thought we'd try the Feliz 13. Our server then informed us that there wasnt a bartender and that he would try to make it but no guarantees. No bartender on Valentines Day? No thanks. I stuck with the tastless \"green tea\". We were never offered the popular bread and hummus that I read about. Ordered the mussels for appetizer, waited an extremely long time, and upon arrival the mussels where dried out like they had been sitting under a heating lamp. I was excited to taste them because I love mussels... but no go. It tasted like old mayonaise melted in watered down butter. There were bits of orange peel, onion and red chili pepper in the sauce which was too much and I asked my self, \"does the chef taste the food that hes making?\" Our server never came back to ask if it was ok, and for the amount of time we waited for it, we were hungry so we ate it. Strike one. \nThen we ordered the over priced \"greek salad\"... Ok people.. Ive been to Greece twice. This was no \"greek salad\". It was pickled cucumbers mixed with shredded lettuce piled in a little ball on top of an old sour piece of purple cabbage with some kind of red pepper sauce on the side. It was so small we ate it in two bites and it tasted like store bought italian dressing. Server never checked on us again so we ate it hoping the meal would get better. Strike two... and im still hungry!\nOk now we waited Id say about another 45 minutes for a pannini and the gnocchi. It said on the menu that they make all their pasta so I began to wonder if they were out in the back slaving over fresh pasta and baking the bread fresh in a brick oven like in italy....nope... when we finally were served our meal it was a big let down. By now weve sat for almost two hours and Im frikin starving... The gnocchi was in the same sauce as the mussels!!, flavorless, watery and cold. I really wanted to take it back to the kitchen and have Chef Payton (the prized Chef they brag about) taste it. Dont forget the pannini my boyfriend ordered...  it was burnt to hell..  The piece of bread on top was mildly burned but when he flipped it over it was completely burnt black!! One big piece of charcoal with a few slices of meat in the middle. Ive worked in the food industry for twenty years and would have NEVER served that to my customers! You always look at the food first before you serve it and ask yourself, \"would I eat this?, \"does this look right?\" We flagged our server down and told him that it wasnt acceptable. He was concerned about it and immediately returned our food to the kitchen. Strike three... we were done at that point. \nI was still starving and now really frustrated. I looked at my boyfriend and said, \" f this, lets go somewhere else\". So I went to the hostess and asked for the manager. She gave me a blank look and said, \"uuuughhhh\"... what they dont have a manager either? Is he playing golf with the bartender today? I looked at her and said, \"nevermind\"... then I asked the next employee that walked by for the manager and she acted like it was an imposition. So we stood there and waited for someone to help us find the manager. Every employee we asked had no clue what to do. Then some woman approached us, who failed to introduce herself and stated that everyone was in a meeting with the owner of the building. She began arguing with us about the food. She asked us why we ate the first two dishes. I told her we were starving at that point, no one came back to see if we liked it and we were hoping that the meal would get better. I told her it was our first time and we were giving it a chance until the charcoal sandwich came and thats what ended it for us. She wanted us to come back in and wait longer for them to try to remake the food. Thanks but no thanks.. Im so frikin hungry at this point I wouldve eaten Taco Bell and been happy. I told her no, the food was flavorless, over priced and under portioned. It was like they were trying be \"gourmet\" by putting everything on little white plates and drizzle the decoration on.. Let me tell you.. any person from Italy or Croatia wouldve laughed. The owners brag about how theyve incorporated dishes from all over the world into their menu. Well they need to actually go to those places and take some pointers. Twenty page wine list is probably the only thing they cant screw up. So if you want to look cool sitting on the patio on Mill and drink wine with three pieces of \"rustic bread\" with olive oil on it then go for it. But I want a frikin meal. I dont care how much it costs, it better taste good. We walked up to Gordon Beirsch and were served big plates of hot yummy food and cold beer within twenty minutes of sitting down. Valentines day didnt turn out so bad after all... poor Caffe Boa.. we wont be back.
__label__0 Just returned from my last visit to Cafe Boa.  Let me describe the experience.  I arrive and am seated outside.  It's lovely out, so, that is a bonus.  I sit down to a filthy, paper menu.  Not so good.  Then I pickup my silverware wrap off my bread plate and the plate is dirty.  The waitress asks me for my drink order and I ask for sweetner with my tea.  She brings my tea and 2 packages of sugar.  I tell her I don't want sugar and she gives me some snide remark about it being the only thing they have and \"it is all natural.\"  All I wanted was some lousy Sweet'N Low.  Never got any bread and the waitress never noticed that I moved the dirty bread plate to the side of the table to get it replaced.  Oh well!  Next I order a salmon caesar salad.  It arrives and the salmon is dry and flavorless.  I'm done.  The best part about the meal was the company.  I won't go there again.  I continue to wonder how they stay in business??????
__label__0 Since the lowest amount of stars that can be given is 1 then I guess I have to give one, but I would really prefer to give 0 stars. \nWell, on Sunday I decided to dine here with a friend before going to a show later on in the evening. We arrived at 5pm and while we did not have reservations the restaurant was barely half filled. We got seated outside by our hostess and were given menus. \n\nWe waited for 12 minutes and still nobody had so much as come by our table to bring us water. When going to look for a server, the hostess was friendly enough to bring us water and apologize letting us know that someone would be with us momentarily. 13 minutes later (mind you it has now been 25 minutes with no service), still nobody has come by our table.\nI went in search of the manager and the hostess was polite enough to apologize again (she looked mortified that we were getting such horrible service in a restaurant where she worked). When I mentioned to the manager that we were seated for 12 minutes when we finally got water and now it has been an additional 13 minutes and no sign of our server. He smugly replied that \"he brought you water\". \n\nI smartly replied that \"no not 'he' our polite hostess, 'she' brought us the water and no sign of our server anywhere when everyone around us had their drink orders taken and then also their dinner orders taken in the 25 minutes that we were already seated. He seemed completely flippant when stating that someone will be with us shortly. \nNeedless to say, I and my friend walked out deeply disturbed by their careless attitude. It has been the only time I have ever walked out of a restaurant due to complete lack of service.
__label__1 I went there for dinner one evening last week with some friends. We all thought our food was very good and the service was fine. My only complaint is that I parked in a public parking garage off of Mill Ave and brought my ticket to the restaurant to be validated. I just assumed that all business do that for their customers. I was wrong. Cafe Boa does not validate parking.  I had to pay $6.00 to park my car which I wasn't prepared for. Way to encourage customers to patronize your business! t
__label__1 Had lunch here before attending the Dec. Yelp Hours at Cartel down the street.  $6.95 Green curry w/ chicken called my name.  It's a good thing the server took my order before I had a chance to wait much longer- the noise level was driving me up the walls!  Sure, it was during lunch, but I've been here during dinner, too, and even though there were only four or five tables going at that time, the noise level was high.\n\nVeggie soup with tofu came in a small bowl.  Lightly-salted, fresh-tasting, perfect to get the juices flowing.  Soon after, a plate with jasmine rice, an oval bowl of green curry, and a small eggroll arrived.  Took a bite of eggroll and was disappointed to see * in the mix.  This is the first time I've seen * in eggrolls served in a Thai restaurant... Thai coworkers tell me that's not the norm.  (Another inauthentic dish served here is their pad woon sen- silver-bean noodles with veggies, tofu/chicken, and egg.  TB serves it dripping with sauce when it should be on the dry side.)\n\nCurry sauce was good, but looked too watery and not silky enough.  Medium-spiced, perfectly light.  However, the noise level, soggy pad woon sen, and eggrolls with * will keep me away.
__label__3 It is always nice to find a place that can make just about any dish with tofu as the main protein. This means a vegetarian like me can choose from any dish on the menu.  Despite this flexibility I tend towards the red curry. I get this as hot as they will make it with out an argument ensuing, which is usually pretty decent on the heat scale. It is a great medley of crisp vegetables in a creamy coconut milk base red curry. The tofu is the fried style which adds an interesting textural variety to the standard tofu.\n\nThe lunch specials come with a small salad, a small soring roll and a little slice of watermelon all in the $7 range. \n\nService is decent, my water received frequent refills as i tend to drink quite a bit with spicy food. \n\nParking here can be a bit tight at high times, and there also may be s small wait. If there is a wait go to the liquor next store to find an amazing beer selection.
__label__3 I've been here over a dozen times and still haven't reviewed it yet. Sort of that \"You don't talk during a meal because it's so delicious\" - thing?\n\nAnyway,\n\nThe owners and staff here are so freaking nice. Customer Service is such an important element to dining, that a lot of places overlook, and these folks do it well.\n\nTraditional Thai offerings in a very relaxed, clean (thank you), and simple atmosphere.\n\nThis is the only Thai Basil, of the local chains, that makes Pad Prik King and other \"off the menu\" dishes -  so I keep coming back to this particular location.
__label__0 The food was disappointing to say the least. The panang was extremely watery, the sweet and sour chicken, which was supposed to be pork but she got it wrong, was mostly vegetables light on the chicken, and the chicken pad see you (spelling is way off) was extremely dry.
__label__2 Very disappointed. Ordered chicken Pad Thai to go and I didn't notice until I got home that they put tofu instead of chicken. The flavor was very plain, there wasn't even peanuts in it. Don't recommend.
__label__4 10,000 hours to be an expert or 10,000 grains of rice to be a regular. I'm not sure which I would prefer when talking about Thai Basil, arguably the best Thai restaurant in Tempe. Although the area around ASU is inundated with local independent Thai spots, Thai Basil is the hottest (Sorry 5rcha, Thairama, and, Thai Elephant). In fact there are more than five indie Thai spots in the square mile are Mill and University! In a small sample, and quite casual, taste test with a few of my close colleagues, we found that Thai Basil not only has the most flavorful yellow curry, but it also has the freshest and best textured veggies to accompany their superlative sweet and spicy coconut base. The atmosphere is always set to tame lounge covers of pop songs, and mood lighting that settles the agitated or overwhelmed. An order of fresh rolls with the perfect hint of mint accompanied by a mellow rendition of Katy Perry's \"I Kissed a Girl\" is enough to make the wrong day right. Not only are they open until 10 p.m., which makes that post nine o'clock \"where do we go\" purgatorial discussion of fast food options fade, they also will carry your order over to Taste of Tops if you want to enjoy a your Thai dream in another seemingly moonlit establishment that offers the best in draft beers an absurd bottle selection.\nThe close by Tempe Farmers Market adds to the convenience of the location as many post dinner trips home are made complete with grabbing a few of those household necessities you've been meaning to get while you are out, or if you just want to sneak a quick vegan treat. The service is impeccable; I've never had a complaint let alone even heard a complaint about any of the staff or quality of the food. The one lone soul who spoke out against getting a bite there a few weeks prior was advocating we get Jack-In-The-Box on Mill, so you know their taste buds can't be trusted. \nThe only problem that has ever arisen has been finding a parking spot, (literally one time out of dozens) which was quickly remedied by available street parking on Farmer. I will say the neighborhood and location are above average in general \"cool feel and vibe\" but if the ambiance is not to your liking, their take-out service is as convenient as any I've seen. The neighborhood part mostly goes for the University location, but the rest can be generalized to the other two, which I've patronized both and they maintain the standard set by their University site. \nI am not sure how one would be an expert at Thai Basil, as I previously suggested would be possible in my opening line, but over the years as I've slowly made my way into the \"regulars\" club with my idiosyncratic fried rice order, I know I wouldn't trade that status for anything. Maybe for some free entrees. Wait nevermind.
__label__4 This is my absolute favorite place to hunt for first edition Dr Seuss books. The owners are so very kind and everytime I go they have no problem helping me dig through the childrens books and they always know off the top of their head just how many Dr Seuss books they have so we aren't looking for no apparent reason. \n\nI'll always have fond memories of this place providing me with my very first 1st edition Dr Seuss book ;}
__label__1 Large, well run and stocked Indian grocery store. Part of a plaza that includes a restaurant, beauty salon and chaat cafe. Also has gifts and clothing. That said, every time I've been there, I've been a bit disappointed. I get groceries but that's it. First run Bollywood movies - mostly for rent, not sale. And mostly out. You can buy original older ones (sometimes new) but in any case they're all expensive. No meat either. I wish there was one place that had everything together but until then I go all over ...
__label__4 They have some variety of stock that you may miss from India in Navratri Festival . I went there to collect Saindha Salt and Swang ke Chawal which I didn't find in other stores in Tempe , Arizona. The owner Mahesh Arora uncle is very good and courteous. \n5 stars for good service and stuff I needed.
__label__4 Casey Moore's is all about reunions. Any time I'm in Arizona and want to see my old friends, I find them at Casey Moore's.\n\nIt's like being the lunchroom in elementary school again, moving table to table and mingling. Seriously good times.\n\nI honestly have never gone to Casey Moore's and not run into someone I know.
__label__3 I want more of Casey Moore's, but the question is how much more?\n\nMy first experience with Casey's was a good one.  Keep in mind I went on a Wednesday night,  and it was mellow. I think this place could be rather obnoxious on a weekend, if it full of ASU students. I was fortunate to be hanging with some Grad students and couple post graduate people, all who were mature and chill. Reading some of the negative reviews (and talking to friends)  I get the impression a few meatheads, could really ruin this place for someone. \n\nThe decor, location, and sprawling layout makes this place very different from most Tempe Bars. It's hidden away on Ash st. and besides being right next to train tracks, it's very quiet. I like the fact it's old, weathered and nostalgic. CMs has a good variety of beer, and great prices (Stella for $3.50 Woohoo!) \n\nI think like any place who you meet up with, will enhance your experience. I had a chance to talk to some fellow Bostonians, as we chatted about Boston culture.  Throwing lines out like \"Get the Pitccha it's cheapa\"  or \"I'm foockin Caaacked.\"  My personal favorite topic of conversation, discussing the dreaded all white Red Sox hat turned backwards. Anyone from Boston knows not to mess with this guy. \n\nI suggest CMs, for drinking and conversation, and now having been there on a weekend, it's still  pretty chill, at least after Midnight, where we can let it all hang out.
__label__3 I love how I can bike here (plenty of bike racks!) and enjoy the patio outside (gorgeous days) or the crazy-dark inside (need alone time)! Drinks are good and service is excellent, especially if you are ordering food. Of course the oysters are fantastic. Fresh quality, average-to-better sized and quite inexpensive for what you're getting. We also had an order of the fried mushrooms (skip 'em - too much breading) and we enjoyed the hot wings so much we ordered a second round of those. Man, the hot wing sauce is good... and the wings are of good quality. I didn't find a fatty one in the bunch. I can't wait until it gets warmer outside, because that's where you'll find me - full and hammered!
__label__3 My 1st time here. \n\nWe popped in for lunch and some sun on the patio. I can see why the place is so popular, they have a really chill relaxed vibe here - that is IF you can get a parking space. The food was decent for pub grub, but nothing too remarkable. I imagine it's best in the evening with drinks and some pals.\n\nI'll be back for happy hour soon.
__label__4 This place is just so cool.\n\nThe space is amazing - an indoor/outdoor, sprawling quarter block that includes various rooms in a converted bungalow, plus lots of outdoor decks, nooks, and crannies. The crowd is varied and chill - not a frat boy in sight for miles. Heat lamps, twinkly lights, booths, tables, and benches; something for everyone.\n\nThey're often crazy busy and should have more waitstaff to keep things moving at times. Plus the menu is totally standard and unremarkable barfare served reasonably cheap. If you're interested in fast as lightning service at all times and an adventurous menu full of organic locally grown ingredients, RUN! But if you want to hang out with your friends under the stars and over a beer for hours on end in the coolest space ever, this is heaven.
__label__1 Been here a couple times over the last few years.  The ambience is nice. Historic haunted house a few steps away from Mill.  I've only been here on weekends, and it's especially hard to get seats when ASU is in session.  Parking also can be difficult.  The food has always been OK.  They do have non-seafood items for people like me.  Service can be spotty.  My last visit, however, really changed my perspective on this place.  I would have rated this place 3 stars, but they failed in a couple of key areas.  It took over one and a half HOURS for us to get our entrees.  We did get appetizers and soup/salad for those who ordered them, but the gap between those and the entrees was noticeably long.  I understood that since we were a somewhat large party that it may take longer but still, that long?  I was starting to wonder if they just wanted us to keep the alcohol flowing and that we wouldn't notice how long the actual food took.  When I finally got my turkey croissant sandwich, there was very little turkey, as in 2 thin slices, and I couldn't detect the avocado, lettuce, or tomato.  I could definitely taste the bacon, though, since there seemed to be more bacon than anything else.  The balance of the whole sandwich was lost.  Everyone else was happy with their food.  At least the servers acknowledged at the end that it took a while and comped a few items.  Since it was a large party, they included the 18% tip in the bill despite the somewhat crappy service.  Since people were more interested in the movie afterwards, I wasn't going to contest that.  I'll reluctantly come here again which is why I rate it two stars.  Luckily, this isn't a place near the top of my friends' go-to list.  And I will try to talk people out of this place if it comes up.
__label__1 Hipster central. An old Victorian home converted into a cool laid back bar. Drinks were decent, just typical normal bar drinks. Parking is rough and it's a packed house especially on a Saturday night. It has the capability to accommodate a larger group but you might have to wait around a while.  Server forgot the order and took over an hour to get a club sandwich-nothing special. If you don't mind the chain smokers and the hardly working misters and go with a group this place can be a winner for you. I'd rather hang at more low key places & not at a college hangout spot.
__label__0 If I could give it zero stars I would. Worst service I have ever had at a restaurant in my entire 29 years of life. I was with a large group of 10 people and we ordered some beers and food (coming to an \"oyster house\" and being told they don't recommend them on the half shell) and when we got our food the waiter got our order completely wrong and when we told her what happened instead of apologizing and offering to make it right she proceeded to tell us that was what we had ordered and that we were the ones who were wrong! I couldn't believe my ears! When I politely told her again that was not what we had ordered she kept arguing with us and then just took the food and left. I was beside myself. I have never been treated so badly in a restaurant before. I then asked to speak to a supervisor and she shot back that there was not a supervisor on that night. Yeah I believe that. So we promptly left and were NEVER not once offered one single apology, instead we were told that we were wrong and then ignored. Will never set foot in this establishment again and I hope to speak with the owner to let him/her know the level of wait staff they have representing their restaurant.
__label__3 Great place on Sunday afternoon and sitting outside. I'll be a regular.
__label__0 Words cannot even express how much I hate this place. It's literally five minutes from my house in Tempe and everybody and their mother loves it here. I've been here four times. FOUR CHANCES, and they blew every single one.\n\nVisit #1: I go with a handful of girlfriends. Order a margarita. Worst margarita of my life, hands down. My friend also ordered one and hated it. We both had to send it back (the first and only time I have ever sent a drink back. It was that bad). We told our server that we'd like something different, but we needed a moment to decide. She rolled her eyes, took them away, and we didn't see her until much later, when she delivered our bill. I had no drinks that night.\n\nVisit #2: I went with my husband for lunch. Ordered the crab sandwich. I took a bite and it was an effort to swallow it, it was so disgusting. Now, I used to live off of eating out just about every day of the week. My husband and I are always incredibly polite to our servers and feign enjoying meals that are sub par. Getting meals you don't like is a part of life. This, however, was inedible. For the second time ever (I never send food back, I know how annoying it is for the servers and feel so bad), I had to send it back and ask for something different. Our server seemed really perturbed, but did bring me the meal I ordered instead. It was mediocre at best, but I ate it without any complaint. I apologized profusely to our server and assured her that I liked the new meal, even though I didn't, in hopes of her mood improving. It didn't.\n\nVisit #3: Don't even ask me why, but my husband and I were craving Oysters and thought that we'd give Casey Moore's Oyster House another chance to impress us. Not only were the oysters not good (we did not complain about them this time, though), but our server was so rude that we thought we had wronged her in some way. Dirty looks, only stopped by twice I believe in the hour and a half we were there, didn't say hello or smile once. We thought maybe we had caught her on a bad day, but the joyful smile on her face as she laughed with the table of men directly across from us quickly made us realize that this was not the case. To be clear, we did not complain about anything at any time. We were kind, polite, and didn't keep her from other tables. What the hell?\n\nVisit #4 (tonight): I went with a girlfriend for drinks after a run. I only went because it was a beautiful night and I wanted to sit outdoors. First off, we had my friend's dog with us and went to the front without the dog to see if we could tie him up outside of the establishment (around a tree). Nobody was there so we went back to get the dog to tie him up (again, outside of the place, by the sidewalk). A man promptly and rudely said, \"I'm not letting you two in with that dog out there.\" Okay. So we took the dog back to the car and left the window down for him. When we got back and found a seat, I smiled and said hello to our server when he greeted us. Upon asking us what we wanted to drink, I said, \"There is a drink at Boulder's (bar down the street) I really like and was wondering if you guys might do something similar...\" \"We don't.\" He said, and just looked at us. That's it. I proceeded to tell him what the drink was (Strongbow mixed with a Raspberry type beer). \"No, I told you we don't.\" Finally after awkwardly floundering about, my friend and I settled on another drink. We did get what we ordered and it was good (we both got Strongbows with a shot of Fireball). But seriously, dealing with TWO rude men tonight, plus the history I've had there, makes me realize I really will never go back ever. And I mean it this time.\n\nI mean truly, I am extremely polite and go above and beyond to make people feel comfortable and happy to be serving me. I smile big, say hello, don't take too much of their time, don't whine or complain, etc. But the fact that four of my all time worst restaurant experiences were all from Casey Moore's is just too much to ignore. I hate that place and hate that I'm the only one who feels this way.
__label__2 This place was aight,\n\n$4 Beer specials were a pretty good deal but the sole reason I'm not rating this place any higher is because of the food. (Better options at 4Peaks and Santan)\n\nIt was Underwhelming and Overpriced~ The ambiance of this place was nice though\n\nHad the Oyster Po Boy and well.... if you want seafood I guess one should move a bit closer to the W-Coast.
__label__2 Once I walked in, i was greeted and had the option to seat myself wherever I pleased. I had trouble deciding so the waitress recommend the crab cakes and the spinach cheese baked oysters. I washed it down with age pear cider. Oh was it delish! The crab cakes came shortly and it was paired with an aioli tasting sauce. It was really a good combination and I would highly recommend it. It's the best crab cakes I've tried even compared to steelhead diner in Seattle. The oysters came in after 20 minutes after the warning did mention on the menu to allow for up to 35 minutes. It was delicious, but very rich to the taste. It had cheese and spinach and with a spritz of lemon it was just right! \n\nI came during happy hour and they knocked two dollars off my crab cakes or any appetizer and it all totaled up to 23 bucks including tax. It's fairly cheap. \n\nI would come here again! I am a big fan of fresh raw oysters so that would probably be my next purchase.
__label__4 Always been a favorite bar for my boyfriend & I . The vibe here is what I really look for in a bar- easy, no problems. The patio that wraps around the whole old house is really neat & really cool pond.\n\nCold beer & oysters is what I come in for- every time great. Bartenders are really nice & chill . They are attentive & hold good polite convos. \n\nOnly think that bummers me out is I am not closer to the location !
__label__1 I have used irrigation with SPR for over 30 years. They have really dedicated people who go out of their way to be helpful. The Zanjeros were always available and  ready to work out some water issue, and they  are varied and frequent (like a neighbors dead animal in a canal) . So for many years I have been a big fan of SRP.\n\nUntil today!\n\nI needed to pay my water assessment so I went to the main office.\n1. Now a security guard tells you you are in the wrong place, no more receptionist.\n2. The payment  center was closed and turned into  a closet with some machines in it.\n3. Customer service is now a telephone on a brown wall with a sign over the phone saying call for customer service.\n\nZanjeros are now computer baby sitters for the nee Water Master system. Getting a consistent flow is a real challenge now. They are ready to add time but after you get shorted 20 minutes you have to move to a new user and it really does not work to then get 20 minutes delivered the next day. The person responsible  for the Water master needs to be required to meet users at 2am when the order gets shorted by the system.\n\nWhen I called today I spoke to an old style SRP person but you might as well visit the prison as use this facility, So no matter what the literature says SRP is now just another big faceless utility doing their level best to isolate the customer.
__label__3 I stopped here for gas and lunch one day. The employees are very friendly, fast, and great with small talk and I had no issues with my sandwich, but I can understand the frustrations of the girl who found a hair in her sandwich.
__label__1 I'm not a huge fan of Mexican food, so I usually order a quesadilla of some sort. I came here for lunch today and ordered a cheese quesadilla. The server asked if I wanted it crispy or soft. I was a little confused and told him I wanted a folded quesadilla, not a cheese crisp. He then told me that unless I order the quesadilla with meat, that all they do is put cheese on the tortilla and put it in the microwave. I was even more confused. Why would I come to a restaurant to order food that has been prepared in the microwave? And why would a restaurant admit to microwaving their food? Anyways, my friend and I decided to split an order of mediocre nachos. Needless to say, I will not be back.
__label__3 Tasty.  Nice, sit down Mexican food place with very friendly service.  Lots of options available including veggie.  Somewhat outdated interior, but still pleasant.  Kudos to the server that got us a fresh chips and salsa refill BEFORE we asked for it.\n\nSignificantly better than your average Mexican joint.  Closed on Sundays.
__label__3 Went here for a team lunch yesterday to celebrate a couple birthdays.  Easily in the top five Mexican chains here in the Phoenix area.  Fresh chips and salsa, and they also bring a really tasty bean dip to the table while you're waiting for your food.  Our table ordered the nachos and the queso fundido (jalapeno cream cheese dip) and both were nice.  I got the chicken enchiladas suizas - which was covered in tomatillo sauce.  The beans and rice were spot on and the enchiladas were nicely seasoned.  So, this is a good standby - I won't be in a hurry to get back, but it's a solid choice if you're craving Mexican food.
__label__1 Fish dish was decent but really salty.  Didn't like the taste of the broccoli. The green beans were very good.
__label__2 Our waiter Jason was great however I was not a big fan of the hokey pokey dance the staff had to do.  It was a bit loud but it helped drown out the sound of the man behind me hacking up a lung. It was high energy and a nice change.
__label__0 Tried this place with the little one after a visit to the mall.\n\nWe were both very disappointed. The food was absolutely terrible. Neither of us could eat more than a few bites and then we left. \n\nI can in no way recommend this location and suggest going somewhere else.
__label__1 This place in general is a little too cheesy for me.  They offer mediocre seafood with over the top waitstaff.  The waitstaff remind me of the movie Office Space where they try to be overly excited that you are there.  It is almost like you are buying a used car.   \n\nI will start with the food.  It is very messy and drizzled in butter.  Don't wear any good clothes or risk having butter splotches all over.  The food itself is just ok.  Nothing to write home about.  \n\nThe on-tap beer selection is less than desired.  If you like mass produced beers then you are in luck.  \n\nI would say save your money go to a locally owned restaurant where you won't be subjected to all of the cheesiness.
__label__0 I hate to pile it on to a local restaurant that is struggling, but it is what it is.  Walked in to the pizza side, very hot, was directed to the bar side, waited ~15 minutes for my pizza.  Had the 12\" white pizza for lunch, with the advertised lunch specials being unavailable @ 11:40.  Ricotta, mozzarella, whisper of garlic.  Very lackluster, the cheeses seemed old, with the ricotta being especially clumpy and not creamy.  The crust on the outside edge was terrible, with the crazy sensation of toothpaste somehow.  A cavernous bar area that was completely empty from 11:45-12:25.  A very depressed owner matched this soulless mockery of a restaurant.  Pay your respects for 15 years of service... and move on.
__label__1 A bit dissappointing.  I have no idea how anybody would rate this place higher than a 3/5.  For those with a 5/5, what are you thinking?  All I can imagine is the place is paying you to post on yelp.
__label__3 I have been going to this hard to find place for years.  It was recommended by a friend from the frist moment I bit into the crispy crust I was hooked. \nI will talk about the food in a moment but my favorite part of Classic Italian is that I have introduced some other friends to this place and they went on to be hard, hard core regulars.  Dinning there a few times a week for about five years now.  \n\nThe pizza is European Style.  Individual pizza, thin crust with fresh toppings.  I especially love the fresh Prosucitto and basil pie. \nTheir Tomato salad is excellent and the bread sticks and mariana sauce is some of the best in town.  Love it!
__label__2 i'm glad i was able to find another brick oven pizza place. we ordered two pizzas and it took us awhile to get out of the house, then we got lost and so it was about 1 hour later that i finally picked up the pizza. it was kinda creepy back there, it was totally empty. the pizza was cold and was so-so. i was *hoping* it would be comparable to biancos but no luck. biancos is way better. but this is much better than most pizza places so i hope they stick around.
__label__4 What a great hidden gem! \nMy boyfriend and I came here last night for the first time after reading so wonderful yelp reviews and now I can see why! \n\nThis place is beautiful, quaint, comfy, and friendly. We ordered an appetizer of positutto asparagus. Yum! It was cooked to perfection. The asparagus was soft and flavorful and it was wrapped inside the positutto and serves on top of olive oil and balsamic vinaigrette. \n\nWe also ordered the spicy Italian pizza and it was melt in your mouth delicious. The flavors were fresh and everything tasted as if it had been prepared that day, no frozen produce or meat here. \n\nWe sat at the bar and watched out pizza while it cooked in the brick fire oven. \n\nThis place is definitely with checking out. I like this place better and pizzeria Bianco!
__label__4 Rent affordable! Accepts dogs of all sizes and breeds. Staff is friendly. Quiet neighborhood.
__label__2 My wife and I stayed here during our Spring Training trip.\nThis place is a little run down but good enough for spending  a few days. Close to Diablo stadium.\nThe reason this is 3 instead of 4 stars is housekeeping. Our room wasn't ready until after 4 pm and each day housekeeping left a little to be desired.
__label__2 What the Fuddruckersl?!  How do you go charging $1.69 for 4 freakin slices of apple?!  \n\nAnyhow.  \n\nWe went last week to grab my free birthday burger.  Standard fare.  Normal burgers and fries.  But seriously....charging almost $2.00 for 4 freaking apple slices for my infant?!  \n\nNext time I'll just bring my own apple darnit.  \n\nGood burgers and fries.  Keep your stinking apples.
__label__1 I'll say this club is very fancy. Nice bathrooms everything looks great. But I paid $9 for a bud light draft that is kinda said ended up leaving after one hour was not all impressed by the girls two on a stage at a time. No draft beer. Go somewhere else unless you're wanting to spend your whole paycheck.
__label__4 I just turned in my keys to this place about an hour ago, following a 12 month lease. \n\nThe location is stellar! There are a ton of great businesses within walking distance. The park out back, the neighborhoods, and canal path are great for exercising your kids, yourself, or your dog.  \n\nI never needed anything in terms of service requests so I can't review management beyond being efficient in processing and responding to inquiries. The company is very communicative about things like service issues and water outages.  This is my third lease with the Equity Apartment management group. I'd use them again.\n\nThe complex is actually two complexes combined under one management team which has resulted in duplicate unit numbers. Every time someone refused my offer for additional verbal directions, they arrived in shock as to how tricky the space is to navigate. If you rent here, be prepared  for this.\n\nThe biggest issue I had here was being on a second floor end unit. Lots of gas fumes from garages below and the utilities were pretty high. Also, directing people to my unit was a hassle. \n\nThe tenants are a good mix and generally relaxed. When  you walk through the complex in early spring, the citrus trees smell amazing.  I'm definitely going to miss this place.
__label__1 We survived inspite of the stale food! Several items on the buffet were just plain stale. Not sure how these guys are in business.
__label__2 I made the mistake of hitting the buffet at 1:30 pm. I think it would have been good around noon, but I was stuck at work. Anyway, I will take some responsibility for my tardy lunch. Over all the place was clean, the staff was great and the service was very quick. The food, I assume because it was past prime lunch time, was not the greatest. I don't know how to pronounce or spell what I ate, I just know that it was sitting around for a while.
__label__1 Some days are good, some days are bad.  I have experienced the good and the bad of Pasand.  I have experienced great service and horrible service from the same person.  When my family and I first tried Pasand, we had a very family warming type experience.  The food was exceptional as we each tried a variety of North and South Indian foods.  There was also a time where the server took the food out too late and the dosas turned out cold.  He did not offer to refire another one.  In another experience, my dad got sick the next day.  It is hard to dine some where when you don't know how it will turn out.
__label__2 My Mom and I decided to have a girls day today, starting with massages and ending with Indian food on a whim. My mom said that she hated Indian food, but then it came out that the last time she had had it was 20 years ago, so we decided to give it a shot. The place is dark and a little run down, but once you get past that it is a decent place. We split the chicken tikka masala thali with garlic naan and a mango lassi. The drink was really tasty and my mom loved it! The chicken was good, but it wasn't as good as I have had it other places and it wasn't that spicy. The sauces that came with it were all pretty good. For dessert it came with a little fried donut thing that was sorta chemically tasting...not my fave. Overall, the place was good, it just didn't measure up to other places I have tried BUT it did change my mom's opinion on Indian food, which is awesome!
__label__3 Pasand is under new ownership and the changes already seem good. I went there today expecting the same old stuff. What I got was some truely excellent tasting food. The food was leaps and bounds above the previous food. The spices were much more distinct and flavorful and especially fresh. In talking with the owners they were going to rennovate the run downinside and add some more buffet places. Overall I approve of what has been down to the place especially the food.
__label__0 We've lived here for a year now and are NOT resigning. The unsatisfactory posts are all accurate for the majority of people who live/lived here. When we first moved in we also had a cockroach infestation.. The place was trashed (coloring crayons all over the walls, back patio, kitchen). Mold was covered in our toilets and showers, the sinks were clogged with hair and other disgusting particles. The dryer had not been cleaned out leaving a HUGE fire hazard had we not caught it. On top of that, many drawers were broken and when we asked maintenance to come fix them it took almost a month. \n\nAbout 2 months in to our lease, our washer broke. It took 3 weeks to get a new one. Four months later our dryer broke. We contacted the front office about it for THREE MONTHS until someone came. Even when they came they didn't fix it and left mess. A month after the mess, and a few more complaints, we finally got it fixed. \n\nFinally, this past week our A/C went out. Our roommate called the office while we were out of town to get it fixed. When we came home it was still out and had to call again to get it fixed. Two days later, we woke up sweating with no air because the maintenance did a half ass job (as always). \n\nAbove all the horrible customer service and lack of taking care of tenants, the community constantly smells like marijuana, is not secure (two locked bikes of ours were stollen) and filled with very rude people and staff. Although this place looks nice and is in a \"quiet\" location, your money will be much better spent elsewhere.
__label__1 $100 for an oil change. 45m wait. Is this for real. Not impressed. Super crappy waiting area.
__label__4 My wife and I went to the Waterfront tonight. Had a few drinks and appitisers. The coconut  shrimp is awesome. Has some great habanero seasoning with the salad side. It was a lot of fun sitting outside looking over the lake and having a beer. Very nice place, good food, good atmosphere, great staff.
__label__2 Stopped in for a LARGE iced coffee and a breakfast biscut sandwich.  The iced coffee was much larger than most coffee shops and hit the spot.  \nThe drive thru was busy but the restaurant inside had a small family enjoying breakfast and me.  I found the location to be clean and the service friendly.  Oh yeah and the bacon for my breakfast, real bacon, I'm impressed.
__label__1 Positive: fast and accurate service. Close to my office. \n\nNegative: Nothing ever tastes right. The fries are limp and the frosties have an odd taste and texture. The chili is served the wrong side of warm.
__label__0 Thought this place was wonderful when we first looked at the place, spacious, great kitchen and living area. Well our fridge leaked and always got our food, our AC leaked and we FINALLY got a new unit outside the apartment but did that fix the problem? No. Maybe we got a bad apartment but still it was a headache. The complex is right down the street from a not so good part of town, dont believe me??look up on the Police website of the crime that has happened recently, almost all are Auto Theft related..and I have a locking gas cap on my car now because of the fact that I would get up to go to work and i'd start my car and what did you know...in my window for my speedometer read the message \"gascap\"  so i took a look at it and BOOM  there was my gas cap hanging by the string as soon as i opened the flap along with HALF my tank missing. Good if you like tennis courts and being right down the street from AZ Mills mall.
__label__3 I stumbled on this place a few months ago when I wanted to treat myself. LOVE IT. I get a mani/pedi for $30! Pedicure includes hot stone massage, warm lotion and a great leg massage. I've gone here a few times, never with an appointment and they always take me and get me to a massage chair to start my pedicure. \n\nThe only thing that surprised me was when my boyfriend asked for the paraffin on his hands, the girl brought out 2 plastic bags with warm wax in them and told him to slip his hands in while she tied them around his wrists. Seemed a little tacky but the result was smoother skin. \n\nI'm going back there this Friday again to prepare for sandal season.
__label__2 This place is what I would consider a normal Candlewood except for a few things that lost it one star.\n\nThere is no business center to print boarding passes so the front desk has to do this and there is no ice machine so the desk clerk response was to take ice from the ice maker in the room however the ice maker container was out of ice.  For some reason the clerk has a partial bag of ice in the back that was enough to fill the container. \n\nThe pillows were a little soft so it took some punching and wading to get them firm enough to serve the need.
__label__2 i have been practicing \"regular\" yoga for a few years, off and on, and tried out bikram for a couple months over the summer. i even went seven times in the first ten days, and it did help me feel better, overall.\n\nso the facilities at this studio are really great. the room is huge and has a soft floor that soaks up all the sweat so there aren't giant puddles everywhere. the air flow and circulation are really great; even though its super hot and humid, the air doesn't feel stale or stagnant.\n\nalthough i honestly feel that going to this bikram practice helped my shoulder begin the recovery process from a pretty serious injury, i do not think bikram is the practice for me, even at this place.\n\ni go to yoga for the \"zen\" aspects and to help build overall strength and flexibility. bikram basically is just holding stretches, not necessarily challenging your strength. and just because you are sweating does not mean you are getting the workout of a lifetime, it just means the room is 105 degrees!\n\none negative aspect of this place is the instructors; they act like this is a boot camp workout.\n\n\"straighten your leg.\"\n\n\"STRAIGHTEN YOUR LEG.\"\n\n\"STRAIGHTEN YOUR (EFFING) LEG!!!!!!\" \n\neach repetition of phrases like this would get louder and actually more MEAN sounding. and btw, that was said to the whole class, not just to me individually.\n\ni know i might come off as snobby here, but i do not really like many of the people/clients who practice here. many people are soooo inconsiderate of others' practices! i guess that goes to how this is more a trendy fitness bootcamp then a zen yoga practice. some people leave and come back (multiple times?) during class (they say not to). when the practice is over, i like to take a few extra moments in shavasana to collect myself but a bunch of people jump up to leave immediately (nothing wrong with that) but they make so much noise rolling up their mats and just leaving the room, not respecting others practices. also, i got sweat dripped (more like poured!) on me when someone walked right over me with their sweaty mat.\n\nand they talk about this bikram guy like he is the second jesus but it just seems like the whole thing is all about money.
__label__4 Super friendly staff! They made my out of town drop in feel like home. Huge studio that can fit up to 100 students
__label__1 Slow service, unless you're a regular.  :-(\nI was here before 6 a.m. and there were two people behind the counter and one that was just walking back there.  The two that were behind the counter just looked at me but didn't say good morning or we'll be with you in a minute.  When the third person came around the counter one of the other two said something to him about something in one of the ovens and so he stops and tends to whatever that was.\n\nSo finally he makes it to the register and takes my order.\nNothing difficult, three bagels toasted with cream cheese to go.  A customer came in a few minutes after me, placed his order and had his drink and food before mine was ready.  \nSeems regular customers get more priority.\nBut from the looks of other recent reviews they really should focus on getting their act together because in this area we have more than one option.
__label__0 This is the worst Einstein ever. I go to my normal local Einstein and in comparison this place is like going to a 7 eleven. Never have coffee brewed and the employees ignore you when you come in.
__label__2 Had a pulled pork sandwich, which I enjoyed, although I wouldnt say it was amazing enough to make me drive back from my Gilbert home for another visit. I didnt think they had put enough sauce on the sandwich, but that was an easy remedy because they have big bottles of their sauce on every table (right next to the rolls of paper towels). \n\nThe service was great- the girl at the counter was very friendly and had a discussion with my boyfriend about half the menu which helped in his decision (dont worry, we went at a non-rush time, so we weren't holding up a line of customers).  :)
__label__1 I've been here a couple of times and the only thing that pops into my head is MEH. The BBQ Sauce is meh and leaves a nasty lingering after taste. The Rib Tip platter is ok, nothing to get too excited about this place. Meh, I've experienced better.
__label__0 Fast-service BBQ places abound in just about every town and city, and they all deliver pretty much the same menu: BBQ brisket, pulled pork, chicken, sometimes ribs and burgers.  Tom's is the same.  Usually the ambiance is booths and plain tables-and-chairs.  Often you order at a counter and they bring you the food.  Tom's is the same.  Prices are usually a bit more than fast food but not as much as regular sit-down restaurants.  You guessed it - Tom's is the same.\n\nBut this Tom's has a problem.  Consider the brisket platter for about $10, which consists of brisket, a biscut, and a side.  What could be so bad?  Well, it was the brisket.  The portion consisted of about 3 ounces (maybe 4) of meat utterly covered in a sweet BBQ sauce -- not cooked with the sauce, just inundated with it.  Ok - scrape it off, you will suggest.  So I did.  What was underneath was small slices entirely from the fatty part of the brisket.  Half of my small portion of meat was fat, and not crispy tasty fat but soggy discouraging muck.  The pictures on the wall showed lots of lean slices from the first cut of the brisket -- misleading? or downright fraudulent?  Now I see why they put 6 ounces of BBQ sauce on 3 ounces of meat.\n\nI notice that the rest of our group of six was eating their food, mostly, but without any outward signs of real pleasure.  That at least was comforting - misery loves company.
__label__1 I ordered a couple of items from this place and nothing was really that good.  The speed of the order and customer service was excellent, but the food was average at best.
__label__1 I love BBQ, Have lived for years in the \"BBQ belt\" and am open minded to all styles. I don't mind reasonably High prices if the talent and the love/passion are there to support is.\nToms was just a let down for me, The prices were high, but for what you gettting, if price is your concern, best go to MCD's for their sandwich.\nThe taste, the vibe, the kindness just wasn't there for us. Heck, the Q was dry! no amount of sauces can cover that up. I had my bride double check me in case I was Having a bad night, but nope, she thought the same.+\n\nI like to grill.BBQ myself, but I love to go out, and have fun while I learn abit, I hope others have better experiences that. I doubt I'll be going back.
__label__1 I hate writing this update because I used to really love Apple Spice, but the last three times we have ordered lunch there have been multiple mistakes. For a place that does catering, getting 10 lunches right doesn't really seem like too much to ask.\n\nToday, two people ordered bread bowls. They received a very small container of soup with a slice of bread. That is not really a bread bowl.\n\nMe and one of my vegan co-workers ordered the southwestern salad, sans cheese. It came with chicken, and on the menu it states you have to pay an additional $1 for chicken, so it would definitely be something someone needed to ask for.\n\nOne of the lunches came as a sandwich instead of a wrap, and Heather W. was missing her cookie and her juice with her meal.\n\nApple Spice was nice enough to replace the mistaken items (brought corrected salads, brought the actual bread bowls - although, not with new soup, brought the wrap) and bring us an extra plate of cookies, but like I said, this is the third time this type of mistake has happened. \n\nIt's pretty expensive, the Southwestern is not even very good, and once the order comes back wrong it delays my eating for an hour + and it is just frustrating.\n\nI'm sorry Apple Spice... you guys are great but you need to get it together.
__label__4 I went here to get a spray tan for my company holiday party.  I have a medium skin tone but my summer tan was totally gone and I didn't want look be pasty in my cocktail dress.  I had done this totally wack spray tan from a tanning salon years ago and it ended up being a nightmare.  This time I couldn't mess around and knew I had to get it done by a professional.  I was not disappointed.  \n\nThis is a really nice salon.... trendy and clean inside.  As I waited for my tan I was bummed that I wasn't getting my hair done as well.  Everyone sitting in a chair had cool color and cuts going on; I couldn't help but be jealous.  My appointment was with Danielle.  She gave me run down on what to expect as far as the tan and how to care for my skin to achieve maximum results.  She mentioned that she had been doing this for 7 years, and I could tell, she was really professional and knowledgeable.  \n\nThe tan came out great.  No streaking at all, Danielle did an amazing job.  I didn't look like an umpa lumpa either, it was all very natural and I got a lot of compliments.  It's been 5 days and it still looks great.
__label__4 We are returnees to Arizona but previously lived in the West Valley so I was hating the idea of finding a new hair stylist. Luckily, my daughter has been seeing Amor at Altered Ego for her hair and she suggested\nthat I schedule an appointment with Amor also. So glad I took her recommendation. This is a wonderful salon, Amor is very sweet and easygoing. Amor is outstanding in her skills, she knows exactly what you want and what will look good for with your hair. Amor did a beautiful cut and color on my hair at my first appointment with her. The prices were reasonable as well. The salon is very relaxing and the staff is friendly. I am so happy to have found my new stylist on my daughter's recommendation here in Tempe. Thanks Altered Ego and Amor for a great day!!
__label__3 I have been going to Altered Ego for a while now and absolutely love it! I recently moved to CA and still go visit them when I'm in town!\n\nLet me first start by saying that I did have one HORRIBLE experience here when I made an appointment for a partial highlight and cut with Kasondra on a whim. My normal gal did not have any available appointments so I decided to test Kasondra out-BAD IDEA. I came in and took the time to explain in detail the type of color and look I wanted. She was very sweet during the process, however when she was finished there was absolutely no difference at all!!! I am naturally a brunette and have always liked to have natural-looking golden blonde highlights. Kasondra gave me no blonde color and my highlights looked brassy and unnatural. On top of that I had asked for a trim of my layers and it literally looked like someone had taken a butcher knife to my hair. It was completely uneven! I went into work the next day and my boss felt so bad for me she allowed me to take 3 hours off to go get my hair fixed!\n\nEnter Tawni-the owner of the salon. I called in a panic needing to get my hair fixed as I was leaving town on vacation. The salon offered to put me with Kasondra again but, needless to say, I was not excited about that option. Tawni was AMAZING! She completely fixed Kasondra's botched job on my hair and made my highlights and color look phenomenal! Tawni was also so interactive and engaging the whole time I was in her chair. Her assistant Sonni even gave the most wonderful scalp massage! Since then I will only see Tawni and trust her with my hair! One thing I will say is since she is the owner of the salon and very busy you are often there for a long time with other stylists washing your hair and blowdrying/styling you.\n\nI gave this review 4 stars because the salon is so quaint, the staff is lovely, and Tawni is awesome! I will never go back to Kasondra again, but Tawni's service recovery turned a horrible situation into a positive one.
__label__1 this place is HOT and I am NOT talking about the EYE candy\n-it was just as HOT inside the GYM as outside and its arizona 115 at 10:00pm at NIGHT. \nit's really DARK inside does not look clean or in anyway shape or form \nIt did NOT made me feel like Im at this fantastic place its mediocre at best.. \nThe staff was great though very friendly!
__label__2 Well if it wasn't for this place being directly across the street from me I would probably go to a different gym. That being said seeing as I usually workout between 10-12 at night and this place has pretty much everything I need it works fine for me. The great thing about working out that late is the place is pretty much a ghost town and I don't have to fight to use the equipment. \n\nThe weight equipment is old and dated but there are 2 squat racks, 3 flat bench presses, 1 incline bench press, 1 decline bench press and 6 varying weight benches with a dumbbell set going to 120 lbs. I cant say much about the machines because I rarely use them but like I said before they are very dated. \n\nThe locker room/shower area has that gym musty smell to it, but hey its a locker room what do you expect. It does everything I need it to do. The showers could use some work, some the water is too cold others too hot and some stalls seem to always be out of soap.\n\nThe staff that I see at night is friendly. I have never tried any of the personal trainers there but from what I have heard they are alright. There also is a daycare during the day, but I don't have kids so I cant comment on the state of it. \n\nThere are a few things that bother me about this location. First the weekend hours, Friday , Saturday and Sunday the gym closes early and I am forced to go to a different location because I workout at night. Second the stream room and sauna are closed for cleaning it seems almost every night after my workouts past the times stated on the doors. Lastly I wish this location had the updated gear that the Mesa Riverview location has, this place could use a renovation BAD.\n\nAll in all if it wasn't for the convenience of being across the street from me and it being empty every time I go I wouldn't be able to justify spending $30 a month on this location.
__label__1 They have the fitbit aria scale here!   So it's $129.99.  The fitbit flex in slate or violet is $99.99.  Yeesh!\nI don't shop here routinely but this is one of the stores I come to purchase cd's when they're on sale.  For whatever reason they have a much better selection than Mall Wart and they usually have a new release, that I might like, at a low price every couple of months.\nWhat I don't like about Target is their cheezy baskets of seasonal items on display near the entrance.  Lots of poor quality, Made in China items, sold for next to nothing.  I see most of this stuff as waste that frequently winds up at Goodwill and/or landfills.\nThe store is generally clean and shelves stocked.  The staff is pleasant enough.\nNot sure how much profit they've generated now that all employees walk around attached to walkie talkies (you remember those right?  I mean you're old enough to remember those, right?), but wish they could turn the volume down on the things and possibly refrain from following me while talking on them.  I always turn around to see if they're talking to me because like I said, I don't shop here regularly.
__label__0 Brought my car in for an oil change because I had a coupon. Two weeks later I noticed oil stains in my garage where I park. I brought it back to my regular mechanic and he said that the Firestone mechanic that worked on it left the washer out when they put the oil tank plug back in and it was leaking.
__label__0 fyi they moved to a new building about 300 feet down the road..Dont be fooled by the new building same old clowns working.
__label__3 I like!  They have a good selection for us vegitarians, however the consistancy in the sauces is not head on.  They deliver on time and are very courteous.
__label__0 I would never reccommend this location to anyone. First I had to wait ten minutes to get to order my food. When I get up I start my order then he went silent said \" im sorry what was that again\" so i went over half the order and he never replied back I said hello and no reply about 4 mins later he wants me to announce my order again. ONE CAR WAS IN FRONT OF ME. place was not busy, I worked in the food service for 5 years thru college and never had something like this happen at my places. if it did i would have been fired. after i make the order and get to the window 15 mins after i decided to go here and not wendys next door, he tells the only car infront of me to pull forward. well he only pulled so far forward or he would be in oncoming traffic but yet it wasnt far enough for my 4 door car to get out and around. when i told the guy that took my order i didnt have time to wait 20 more mins and how long would my food take before i paid him he said should be ready in 5 mins. 20 mins later the guy in front of me gets out of his car walks in and takes  1 bag of food, at the same time i turned and this guy gave me my food. so for about 35 mins took me for a order of two combos and they call it fast food. The guy didnt even address the situation just said sorry for the delay. I wrote churchs chicken website and never heard back. I also called and they said the manager was not there he would call me back. never heard back. horrible store dont go !! with that service they will have to shut down unless they revamp the staff.  worst experience in my life!!!
__label__2 Tall soy chai tasted like any other one that I have had at Starbucks. The BFs drip coffee did not taste like it had been there for a decade.... and they had a mug his mom wanted (she collects Starbucks mugs).
__label__3 I love you Trader Joe's.  No, you are not \"my\" grocery store.  I can't commit to you as my one and only baby.  It's not you, it's me.  I am tempted by the fruit of another.  Sprouts and Sunflower produce trumps you baby, but don't you worry your pretty head about it.  You've got my favorite cheese selection and you know how I am about cheese.  You know no matter how many times I stray, I'll always come back to you.  You don't need to worry about the items I buy at Safeway baby, that's different. That's just shopping.  What we have is something more than that.\n\nI love it whenever I discover something new about you.  I can't live without your hummus or your mediterranean style yogurt.  It reminds me of crisp mornings in the Amphora Hotel in Chania harbor.  Of course the honey here will never be as magical as it was in Greece but that's not your fault dear.\n\nI love that you know I'm not made of money.  I don't have to flash a lot of brass to impress you and that always makes me feel accepted and appreciated.  Even when you're cold, or feeling like you can't give me the things I want (because let's face it you're *always* out of stock on something I really like) I can always find something to make me feel like our time together is special and well worth the effort.\n\nIt might be another week or so until our next visit baby, but you know you're gonna be on my mind and when I hunger for something only you can provide, you know I'll be back.  I always come back.
__label__3 This is a great place to get fresh, organic, and other unique food products. Some of my favorites are nuts, berries, and the rare dark chocolate covered snacks, which make a great trail mix. This also the only place I have found chocalate mochi ice cream, including stops at several Asian markets. It is usually not too busy, but it can be. There are lots of open registers, so checking out is very fast and easy. Sometimes there are food samples available in the store. The prices can be high, but you're usually buying things you can't find anywhere else.
__label__4 What a great store!  Sure it's small and the aisles sometimes get packed with customers and their little people pushing their little people carts, but this is a small price to pay for what a grocery store SHOULD be.  The staff are incredibly nice and helpful and the store is neat and cute as a button with samples abounding.  The prices for things like alcohol, cheeses, sauces, flatbreads and pitas, artichoke hearts  and tortellini are fantastic!  It's a nice change from the big chain grocer.  I love it!
__label__3 Croissants are yummy (much more than donuts), especially when filled with chocolate chips... or raspberry... or cream cheese.. or all three, I'm sure. Anyway, I also had an egg, bacon and swiss croissant sandwich, which was super oily but delicious.\n\nThey just moved into a new location on the corner of the strip mall they are in. I gather from Bonnie's review that it's a huge improvement over the location she visited, because the new corner space is pleasant and pretty cozy. \n\nThe only downside is that service was SUPER slow and they were getting orders wrong. The line just kept growing.. and growing.... \n\nThe food was good enough that I plan on going back, though.
__label__0 I had been CRAVING a Really Good Croissant for a long time!  I used to go to P.croissants back in the 80's/90's and I am sure they were owned by someone different then and the Croissants were AMAZING!\n\nThen I went to day and more then likely will never go back!  I just got a Plain Croissant and brought it home and I was SO DISAPPOINTED!  It was not flaky at all and very LITTLE taste.  Not at all like I had remembered them to be.\n\nAs a side note if anyone is looking for the best Croissant's, HANDS DOWN, Williams and Sonoma!  You get them via mail order and they come frozen, set them out the night before and bake them and they are AMAZING, my holiday treat every year now.  Keeping a box around all year is dangerous!  I have found nothing to compare to them and looks like I will stick to them!
__label__2 Picked up filled croissants for myself and the boys this morning.  \nThey were a little overbaked today but still tasty.\nI still miss the original place that was I'm the strip mall a couple suites down.\nPrice has increased twice, at least, for individual croissants since it changed ownership.  Quality of croissants has not improved and if anything it seems to have gone from alright to mediocre.  Sometimes lacking filling, sometimes looking especially small -c'mon, for the price you don't want something that's a tad bigger than a grocery store cinnamon fry.\nI rather they would get rid of all the new flavors they've added and simply offer a better quality product that was brought over from the original store/owner/baker(s).\n\nBecause the price of one croissant has gone up again I have opted to pick up treats to deliver to friends or a business (the staff at my vets office) from an excellent bakery that's across town.\nMore options and more for my money too.
__label__1 I had lunch here recently since I live in the neighborhood. The food was average fare for a Chinese restaurant, nothing outstanding as far as I could taste. The ambiance was lacking and the air conditioner should have been used a little more liberally. I have read the other reviews about Wong's, so I was a little disappointed. I will probably give it another shot sometime, but with Chuy's next door it might be awhile.
__label__0 Hit and miss. I'd have given them 2 stars, but when I went there last week, I wanted to gouge my eyes out with used tampons from sheer frustration...This time was a big, huge MISS.\n\nI hadn't been there in over six months and it slipped my mind that they have the two separate menus -- the non-asian menu (pink) and the asian menu (blue). When the pink menus were dropped on me, I wondered where the chicken chow fun had disappeared to - oh....that's right, I must have appeared as an americanized asian. MY BAD.\n\nI asked for the blue menu and was given a funky look, but it was brought and slapped down on the table with more force than necessary. Was that needed? Really? I thought it was me. Maybe it was. *shrugs*\n\nI honestly thought I'd get a different item on the menu, but noooo...I went for the chicken chow fun.\n\nWhat a hot mess that was. Not in a good way. It was mega greasy. I mean GREASY like I could've oiled all the squeaky doors I've ever heard in my entire life. There was no flavor. None.\n\nMy friend was horrified with her yang chow fried rice. She didn't know what to make of it. I felt bad for recommending it. It was such a let down.\n\nBest chinese food in Mesa/Phoenix? Really? You think so? I don't think so.\n\nI think I'll take my chances with that hideous KFC further down the street than eat here ever again. Hell, I'll go eat at Golden Palace - you know, the place with no windows? - before I'll ever eat at Wong's Place.\n\nOh...and to add insult to injury, service was so bad (food was slapped down on the table so hard noodles fell off the plate! I only got ONE glass of water as did my friend; they looked at me like I had NO RIGHT using chopsticks when I asked for them, etc) I didn't leave a tip...and the server chased after me as I was getting into my car, demanding tip money. I said no and drove off. I hope he doesn't realize I literally live around the corner from this place...\n\nWhat drama was had to be all around at Wong's Place. \n\nMaybe I caught them at a wong time. Nyuck, nyuck, nyuck...
__label__4 Perfect place for take-out.  The dining area isn't the fanciest, but the food is great.
__label__1 I have been here on two different occasions, I was not impressed either time.  Almost didn't go back the second time, but thought I would give them a second chance.  Place was dirty both times, food was OK, no came to my table and didn't know that if I wanted a drink, it was serve yourself.  Maybe it wasn't serve yourself, but others did and there was no one around to stop them.  Will not be going back.
__label__2 i've been going here for several years now, and i as long as i see dr. finch, i'm pretty happy. he's done one surgery on dozer (a minor laser procedure to remove a growth from her eyelid but did require anesthesia) and was very reassuring, informational and has a good dogside manner. just found out he'll probably be doing another surgery on her (much more major acl repair) and i'm totally comfortable having him do it.\n\ni only update and drop a couple stars bc 1. i was prob a little too gracious on my first review (i was a new yelper with out a system yet) and 2. other friends talk about how much they LOVE their vets, but i don't have that kind of passion for this place. i keep trying to shop around, but put it off until all of the sudden, dozer needs help NOW, so i want to go somewhere she's got some history on their files.
__label__4 Great prices and helpful staff. Free pool water tests and free advice to keep your pool crystal clear.
__label__4 After getting ripped off by Leslies Pool for Pool supplies and repairs, I now go miles out of my way to shop at B & B for all my Pool needs.  They are HONEST and reasonably priced. All of their technicians are knowledgeable in Pool maintenance and  repair.
__label__4 Someburros is an excellent fast, great quality Mexican food. It could honestly make the cut for a food network show for fast food,fast service delicious Mexican with that blonde spiked hair dude, Guy.\n\nTry the pollo/shredded beef fundido or the classic tacos... Mmmm. The hot sauce is not for the faint heart, it's awesome.
__label__2 I was looking for a good \"taco salad.\" My old place had failed me on several occasions with a taco shell that was less than fresh. Filibertos was close-by and they had a drive thru, so I asked if they had a taco salad. Yep! I ordered one with extra sour cream & extra guacamole. Salsa on the side.\n\nIt was great!  . . . but it was not a salad. There were a few shreds of iceberg lettuce on top . . . a very few.  But, don't get me wrong, it was filled with pintos, chicken, rice, and cheese. It was tasty . . . and heavy.  The shell was fresh, but quickly became soggy from the beans & rice.  Salad wouldn't have done that so quickly. There was definitely extra sour cream; but a minimal amount of guacamole. I think I paid for extra of both?\n\nAll I can say at this point is that I will go back again and give them another try. This \"salad\" was excellent, although not really a salad. It was a combo plate in a shell. Enough food for a football player. It took me three meals to finish it all. Use the coupon on their website - $3.99.\n\nThe one real disappointment with the drive-thru was the service. The attendant was less than happy that day. Maybe it was just one of those days that we all have? Perhaps I will go inside next time.
__label__4 One of the best filibertos that I have been to, hands down. Carne Asada fries are actually made with the chunky crinkle cuts, unlike the wimpy tiny side fries like the ones found on apache and Dorsey's filibertos. Love the service, love the chip bar and the sauce bar, the girl who took my order at like 3am was nice, and every time I go there I have a good time, unlike the one at Apache and Dorsey! The place is clean and well maintained too.
__label__0 Has got to be the worse mcdonalds I have ever been too. I thought all the other reviews were just being mean, but they're right. I walked in at 1:20pm on a Thursday. There was one family waiting for ice cream cones but other than that, no one else was in line or near the counter. I watched as the cashier got the ice cream cones made and handed to the kids and even when she looked at me and I smiled at her, she still did not return the smile or greet me. There was another worker bagging drive thru food and another employee sweeping the floor. All of them looked directly at me. Not one of them greeted. \nI waited for 10 minutes WITH NO ONE ELSE IN LINE before I finally was asked what I wanted. They were all talking to each other and joking around with the cooks about nonsense. \nI finally got my drink, the soda was flat, and when I got my food, the buns were stale and the fried were old and cold. \nThe seats were falling apart. The booth I sat in moved every time the teen on the other side of it moved. They then made it a game and continued to move it and laugh about it with their friends. One woman sat in another booth next to mine and the seat nearly collapsed to the ground because of how unstable it was. \nI was just looking for cheap dollar menu before work but this wasn't even worth the dollar.
__label__2 Only three stars because I think the prices are a tad high.\nThe Mahi Mahi taco I had and shared a picture of was tasty Iwould order this again and recommend it too, but the price seems kinda high for just one taco.  The Salmon taco, another pic was loaded, tasted fishy which is NOT ideal.  Son had a burrito and since he was opposed to dining here he is not giving it a fair review.  He said \"it was food\".\nPaying almost $4.00 for a single taco wouldn't you think they would give you chips?  Nope, gotta charge for those too.   \nWe rarely come here simply because there are so many other Mexican food options within a couple miles proximity to us.
__label__4 On the Go - Eat at Rubio's\n\nWant fresh food in a clean environment and excellent service with smiles? People on the go eat at Rubio's.
__label__4 Rubio's is a real simple & straight to the point cantina style Mexican food restaurant. I've been a hand full of times & I haven't deviated from my house favorite the Atlantic salmon burrito. It's super fresh I wish is was bigger (because I'm fat and I could eat 2) sea food isn't always something you think of at a quasi fast food joint but the food quality is good. The salsa selection has a nice variance. My favorite is the roasted chipotle! \nNice place to come during lunch breaks.
__label__4 I have been to Tott's many times and I have tried almost all the dishes on the menu. KungPao and Angel Hair soup on the menu are amazing. Great for college students.
__label__3 This is a very nice cozy Asian place. They have different dishes from Hong Kong, Thai, Singapore, China etc. The food is prepared fresh and fast. My personal favorite is Chow Mein. My first time here I asked the Chow Mein to be made a little more spicier. Little did I realize that they use chilli flakes to make it. My tongue was literally on fire and I askee them if they could do something to make it less spicy. They made an entire new dish fresh. I have been a fan of this place ever since. The staff is friendly and so is the owner.\n\nPortion sizes are typically good and your hunger pangs should be more than satisfied.
__label__1 The food tasted good, but everything else about dinner tonight was awful. \n\nThe waitress forgot some of our food and didn't bring my order to me the way I asked. After that, she brought us the check and refilled our drinks, but then we never saw her again. After a while I was thirsty enough that I literally got up, went behind the counter and refilled our drinks myself. No one noticed. After about an hour a new waitress came by and offered refills -- leaving our two empty dirty cups on the table but finally removing the dirty dishes. Over the course of more than two hours we were never asked if we wanted to order anything else. To top it off, two of the stalls in the women's restroom were completely out of toilet paper.
__label__0 General Tso's chicken was absolutely dreadful. I love general tso's chicken, and figured it would be a hard dish to screw up, considering most of it is prepackaged and deep fried. Well, they made it quite unpalatable. The won tons served with it were stale.  \n\nHaving a gust of wind sweep $8 out of my hand to never be found again would be a preferable alternative to spending $8 here and eating their food.
__label__1 I love Fry's. I really do. Way better then Best Buy for so many reasons. I can spend hours in the store and I'm not even that big of a nerd. Started my trip tonight by looking at video games. Almost bought one, but I decided not to. I was here for a reason. \nNext stop is car stereos. I've been wanting a new one with an aux connection. Now they have aux connections and usb in stereos? Amazing! Where have I been? Took about 15 minutes for someone to come and assist me with looking at the car stereos and tell me which one would work best. I know these employees have to make commission, but I was impressed that he did not try to sell me something I didn't need or want. He actually recommended a very low cost stereo for me.  Satisfied. \nNext, networking. I needed a few items. I needed a wireless router. Well I was told by a friend beforehand which router I should get  (I sure love knowing lots of nerds). This guy is trying to sell me something else that is $40 more. I live in a fairly small house. I'm typically in the living room. I have no need for a huge router. Then he tries to sell me another brand, because its sells more. He couldn't explain to me why it is better, it has the same specs, its just a better seller. Then he starts to tell me about his at home. Still can't explain why it could be better. Ok, no thanks, I will stick with the one that has already been recommended to me by someone who knows what they are talking about. Next, I need a cord. A VGA to a RGB with audio. He starts searching in a bunch of aisles, asking other people for help. He can't find it. I show him a link and picture from their website, searches some more. Nope, not happening.  Asks me if I've looked in some other part of the store. No, I haven't. Maybe he should help me with that. Probably not.  Next, I would like an external hard drive. Simple enough. Ok. go over there. Starts showing me one that is $170. Its 500 gigs. Well, look, there's the same brand, same gigs for $100, just smaller, thinner, cuter. What's different mister employee? Why such a price difference. He has no idea. Whatever, I will just pick this one. His answer to almost everything is that I can return it if I need to. Why should I have to waste my time bringing something back and returning it? Shouldn't I just get the right answers right now? \nOk, I'm done shopping. I could spend more in this wonderful store, but I should be getting home. He brings me up front to check out, and so I don't have to wait in line. He's gonna make sure he gets his commission and no one else tries to take it. \nAlmost done checking out when another employee, obviously a friend of his walks up and starts laughing about selling something. It sounds as if they are mocking a customer for buying something ridiculous and overpriced perhaps. They are talking about the money they are making and how cute the lady customer was. They walk away, I mention to the cashier how rude, inappropriate and unprofessional all that was to do in front of a customer. She didn't give 2 shits what I had to say either. \nI will return, because it is one of the most amazing places ever, however, beware of the employees. They suck. They are commissioned. They will try to sell you things you don't need, don't want and are too pricey. Try and go in there knowing what you want already. You won't get very good answers because the employees have no idea what they are talking about. I'm hoping you will  have a nerdy friend. Do research online first, ask a friend, or shop somewhere else if you truly have no idea.
__label__0 Why do I torture myself by coming to this store?  Why?!?!  \n\nI came to Fry's looking for a 16gb ipod nano.  There were two different colors out on display with prices listed.  I asked the employee if they had any additional colors, and he tells me that they don't have any actual ipods to sell.  Apparently there is a new version of the nano coming out, so they got rid of the other models.  Okay......well the new ones aren't out yet, and there are ones on display.....why are they on display if you aren't selling them?!?!  Am I crazy?
__label__0 What a joke. They would get a negative rating from me if that were possible. I stood in line for almost an hour waiting for someone - anyone!! - to just pull a cell phone for me to purchase (without plan upgrade) & the only person that talked to me was another customer??! Sales associates were walking around as if myself & several other customers were invisible. The prices aren't all that so I'm taking my business elsewhere...as apparently are the other customers that walked out also.
__label__1 1st time there, went to buy a toy helicopter for my child.  Didn't hold charge so we had to take it back for exchange and manager took care of us since I didn't save receipt.  While he was helping us he took on another task or decided to take a call rather then finishing our transaction.  The whole process took about 15 minutes since I had to wait for him to actually help but the actual exchange took 1 min.  He was still on the phone the entire time and customer service wasn't actually priority there.  Bad quality in toy helicopters and not very good customer service. Not a good 1st time experience.
__label__0 I've been to Rosati's plenty of times before (never this location), any my experience has never been this bad.  I called in a carry out order at 4:30 pm (This is well before the dinner rush).  The girl taking the call doesn't take my name and unceremoniously hangs up on me after saying the pizza would be ready in 20 minutes.  I show up at 4:55pm, and say to the girl at the counter \" I am here to pick up a carry out order\".  She asks my name and I tell her the girl on the phone didn't ask my name.  She responds, \"oh yeah, I didn't\".  She checks on my pizza and tells me it going to be another 5 minutes.  Fine, I pay and sit down on the bench out front.  I can over hear what sounds like 5 - 6 teenagers talking loud about energy drinks and their work schedules.  By the way they were cursing I imagine they either forgot I was up front or do not care.  The girl at the counter came back at 5:05 to tell me my pizza is almost out and it shouldn't be more than 5 minutes.  She then leaves to go to Albertsons.  I am not high school math teacher but I know it takes longer than 5 minutes to walk to Albertsons, pick out your energy drinks, pay for them, then walk back to Rosatis.  But all of that happened before my pizza came out.  5:15 pm my pizza is ready.  That's 45 minutes on a slow night.  I've worked in pizza places before and know it doesn't take that long to cook a pizza.  All would have been forgiven had the pizza actually been cooked.   When I got home the family sat down and to eat and were surprised by crunchy (uncooked) onions, and extremely under cooked dough.  I'm wondering why I game them $28 for one of my worst pizza experiences ever.  \n\nLet me restate this, we normally LOVE Rosati's pizza, but this is our first time visiting this location.  It will also be our last.  I'd much rather pay half that price and get a better product from Barro's across the street.  Maybe the Roasti's in Chandler will be better...
__label__1 Being from PA, this is the closest Pizza to those we used to get back home. Great and crispy crust. Very impressed. \n\nThat being said, this place is very expensive for no reason. The portions are not great and it's just good ol fashion pizza with ordinary ingredients. $17 for a 12\" pie is a bit ridiculous. \n\nWe also ordered the zucchini fries which were way over battered and there are only about 9 pieces for $6+.\n\nAlthough I am a fan of the pizza, I don't see my self dropping $30 on a 12\" pie, zuchini fries and cheese bread.
__label__1 It's a good thing they have super good sales on their meat and fish because otherwise I would never come here. \n\nTheir produce is only so so.  I buy milk a lot here because it seems to be on sale every week. And then the meat and fish - they normally have some sort of buy one, get one or buy one, get two deal on something. And you can't pass that up. \n\nThe service here completely sucks though. The cashiers and probably the least friendly people on the face of the earth. They don't even acknowledge you half the time. And they are all so ssslllooowww. It takes three times as long to check out at this store then any other store I go to. \n\nI will continue to look at their ads and come when they have good sales. But I'm so glad this doesn't have to be my only option for groceries!
__label__0 Bad attitude  never thought I would not go to a McDonald's  this one never go back. Always trying to up sell  please its fast food
__label__2 Best donuts in South Phoenix. It is the one thing that makes working over there totally worth it. The maple bar is fantastic.
__label__0 Pizza looked great when It arrived, but after starting to dig in I was sharply disappointed. What looked great on the pan turned out to be a runny mess. The cheese they are using is runny and I don't mean soft and gooey, I mean running off the pizza and of the pan when you separate the pieces. I thought it might firm up as it cooled, but then it turned in to goo and I have to tell you it was a COMPLETE turn off..... GROSS!!!!! I can tell you I will never go back to eat at any Primos. It was the worst pizza I have eaten in years.\n\nThe service was also awful. No one was really on top us with service and the empty pans and plates were on the table in front of us for so long we actually had to clear our own TABLE!\n\nThe only good experience of the night was the entertainment of a live band.\n\nStay away if you know what's good for you!
__label__2 To be fair, I only get pizza from here because it is ordered weekly by the financial office at my school where I present lectures for work study. I have tried the pepperoni, sausage, and cheese. I like that the personalized pizzas have a good crust, remain hot and cheesy with their delivery package, and the crispiness of the pepperoni. The personalized boxes and parmesan/hot pepper packets are a nice touch. They also always come with coupons on the box.  Nothing special, but it will be a long time before I say no to free pizza!
__label__3 great pizza, pretty fast and good quality and freshness.\n\nThis place is affordable, you have your usual big screens, the breadsticks were fantastic.
__label__3 My daughter and I stopped in on a Saturday.  We happened to be at Pratt's Feed which is right down the road and decided to stop on our way out of Glendale.  There was a line but it went really fast.  We ended up getting pan dulce, doughnuts, cookies and freshly made tortillas.  We watched the tortillas come off the tortilla maker and get bagged for us.  My child ate several plain tortillas on the way home.  This was the best part of our purchase, warm tortillas are the best.  The cookies and other sweets were good, I always like Mexican bakery food because it isn't so sweet you get grossed out.  They were just right.  The price was excellent, could never have bought so much at a regular bakery.  Will go back again.  F.Y.I.  I believe they may only take cash and this is a local neighborhood bakery that looks like it's been there forever, don't expect flashy decor.
__label__3 Very good food. All is from scratch and fresh. Pierogi's are excellent. Serrol soup was new to me and was a pleasantly surprise in how great it tasted. Staff very friendly. If you are not familiar with Polish food, they are more than happy to share how it's made. Will be going back.
__label__0 I'm not a big yelper  but this place has gone so downhill is worth warning the masses.  I use to have faith in this place but no longer.   Horrible job,  long waits.  Go elsewhere
__label__3 Excellent gyros, and the warmest, fluffiest pita ever. The hummus was more on the lemony side, which was refreshing, though I prefer it more garlicky. The italian beef was tasty, but the bread could not withstand the juice, and it got gooey.\n\nThe interior could use some help, and our server seemed a bit strung out. But the the service was attentive and quick. The prices are really fair as well.
__label__4 Very accommodating family owned business... Not sure they completely understood everything we said but nevertheless the food was amazing... And didn't cost me an arm and leg... I had their gyro and it was awesome... The artwork around the small dining area was enough to be oooohhhed and aaaaawwwwed at but then the food came and we were very pleased... I will definitely return again...
__label__3 Vitos \n\nShitty lil strip mall...good pizza. \n\nI had been driving around for a new place to check out, since it feels like forever since I reviewed anywhere. I miss ma Yelp. \n\nplace #1 closed for the day \nplace #2 appeared to be closed down \n\nDesperate and hungry i found Vitos via Yelp and was ahh what ev... \n\nI ordered the thick crust and listened to other yelpers talk shit about coworkers, chatted with a guy from Surprise and waited. \n\nThe pizza was good, sauce was a bit salty but I liked it. The crust was thick chewy on the inside and crispy on the bottom. It was good. \n\nAfter 2 slices and one more bit of the corner of one more slice, I packed the rest to go. The neighbor kid was walking by as I drove up so he was in for a good snack as I gave him the left overs. \n\nWould I go back? Maybe if I were in the area or suggesting it to someone but it is not better then Barros to me. Sorry.
__label__0 Wasn't impressed at all. For price I expect better quality. Chicago style Pizza was burnt and wings where not even crispy.
__label__2 = = = = = =  CLOSED  = = = = = =\n\nSorry to see Him's JL close.  I liked the place.     :-(
__label__4 Amazing!  From the first call to the time the installer left these people were great!   \n\nThey installed a dog door through my block wall.  Not even a scratch on the paint or a bit of dust left behind.  (They ever bring their own vacuum cleaner!)\n\nNow my lazy ass doesn't have to get off the couch to let the dog out anymore.   It took my puppy about 2 hours before he figured it out and now he loves freedom.\n\nA little expensive, but it's so worth it.
__label__4 Hale pet doors are amazing. I live in Los Angeles and did a lot of research to find the perfect dog door for my new greyhound.  Since they come in so many sizes, it makes finding the perfect door for your dog so easy.  A Tall Large Door version was the recipe for my tall skinny four legged baby. (Most dog doors are too wide and not tall enough for greys).  Four and a half years later, the door is still going strong, but one of the flaps is tearing a bit.  I rustled up my receipt, called the nice Hale people, and they are shipping me replacement flaps at a 30% warranty discount.  These doors are expensive, but SOOO worth it!
__label__4 I totally agree with what Ryan C. said. I am not a huge hot dog person either, and Dazzo's is one of the only places I get excited about getting a hot dog from. I can't speak for any of their other menu items, as every time I go there I just have to have the regular hot dog with everything. I got introduced to them from my husband, who has been going there since he was a kid. \n\nThe last time I went (yesterday) there was a young man working at the counter. He was friendly and professional. There were seven of us and our entire order was hot and fresh, and correct. The fries were so good! One of us got a hamburger (the rest of us hot dogs) and he said that was excellent too.\n\nI don't get out to the Old Glendale area often, but when I do I always want to go to Dazzo's!
__label__4 Greg is so professional and knowledgable. I have older windows and tried to get estimates from other companies but no other company knew how to properly install blinds with my complicated windows Not only did Greg know what to do, he did it for a better price!
__label__4 Pizza Old Roma is definitely the Best Pizza I have ever eaten. Great service always, and very reasonable. If you are out and just looking for a Great Pizza this is the place. My husband is from Jersey and loves this place. Says Jersey ain't got nothin on this place. lol
__label__3 Love it here!!! Must try their hot & chunky salsa! But you have to ask for it ;) taco's rock!!!
__label__0 Overrated and overpriced. I have passed by Pete's hundreds of times and never stopped because I rarely carry cash and they don't take plastic. I just happened to have cash on me and time to kill today so I stopped in for lunch. I ordered the #1 combo. It was almost 8 bucks for 4 pieces of shrimp, 1 fishy patty, soggy fries and a large soda. The shrimp was decent, they were pretty big. The fish patty was not very good. The meal was served with a red sauce which I believe was watered down cocktail sauce. Although the shrimp was pretty good, nothing else I had was. I won't bother going back. Do yourself a favor, go to the grocery store and buy some fish sticks instead. They'll taste better than Pete's fishy patty.  Pretty disappointed with Pete.
__label__3 Very friendly staff. Food is cheap like any fast-food chinese restaraunt. The portions are huge for the lunch and dinner specials. The veggies are fresh just the right crunch. The food is better than the more expensive chinese restaraunts. Dissapointed with the egg rolls and the soups though. They can use some improvement but overall a quick and easy decision.
__label__2 Am on month 4.  Place is quiet and feels safe and the apartment was clean and in good condition.  I don't use the facilities so not sure about that.  Staff is nice & polite.   You can pay your rent online, although, they've outsourced that feature to another company. The bill is always wrong.  Sometimes it's off by as much as $400 making it useless.  The bill makes no sense.  You're charged one line item for sewer & water, and usually 2 or 3 more line items just for sewer.  You're charged a fee to have them bill you for each utility, as well as the actual utility bills themselves.\n\nIt's an inexpensive place to live.  Lot's of stray cats which also means zero problem with rodents.  As Misty mentioned, forget the volleyball court with all the stray cats.\n\nPay by check and don't use the outdoor amenities and you'll be fine.  Will probably be very difficult to find a better place at this price.
__label__3 I love Kiss the Cook. I don't know if it's the sweet childhood memories of Sunday breakfast with my grandparents after church, its country chic charm, or its old school location near Downtown Glendale, but I just love it. \n\nI've been here countless times and it's always a pleasure. The food is good for what it is, and cheap to boot. I think the last time we had breakfast here our tab was a whopping $13 (excluding tip). And we ordered a ton of food (the hubs had to order a million sides to get what he wanted). The biscuits and gravy is always delicious and served piping hot (the only way to eat it). Everything else is pretty standard breakfast fare, and the basket of mini muffins is always a delight. Lunch is good, too. \n\nIf you're in the area, or looking for a unique experience, definitely visit Kiss the Cook. Then head over to Downtown Glendale for some antique and boutique shopping and old town sightseeing.
__label__1 The food wasn't bad but it wasn't anything special either. The five of us each got a different dish so we can have variety. The best was the eggs Benedict. Pumpkin pancakes had too much cinnamon. I got the corned beef hash which was over salted. Definitely prefer the corned beef hash at The Place. They had fresh squeezed orange juice on the menu but when we asked, we were told it was out of the box. I ordered a side of thick cut bacon which turned out to look like regular bacon. We were reassured that it was wider then the other bacon. I don't like this false advertising of menu items. The only saving grace was the mini muffins but I'm not sure if its worth a trip back. Maybe if I happen to be around the area.
__label__0 _the worst \"mexican\" Ive ever had\n_deserves no stars\n_because everything tasted like it came from a can (enchilada sauce...beans..salsa)\n_because everything was made with absolutely no effort\n_it smells of sewage and cigarettes inside\n_dim lighting in restaurant and very dark parking lot
__label__1 First timer, wasn't what I expected. We were seated right away but it took our server \"Amy\" at least 15 minutes to acknowledge us and another 10 minutes to take our order. Our chips & water guy was way more attentive then Amy. \n\nAfter 45 minutes of total waiting we finally got our food, COLD. We questioned the server and she put  blame on lack of chefs in kitchen. We watched all the other servers walk by with their orders, no problem. Food wasn't bad but wasn't that good either.\n\nIF we give it another try (most likely not) we will make sure its not with the server we got the first time.
__label__1 I hate myself for loving you.\n\nCoffee: varies from weak to bad. Never consistent. Lose 1 star.\n\nBreakfast potatoes: just a hint of a taste of yesterday's special in the grease. Lose 1 star.\n\nSuper fast, friendly service. Coffee cup never empty. Gain one star back.\n\n...and you are so close to my home.\n\nIt's really hard to ruin breakfast.\n\nI hate myself for loving you.
__label__3 LOVE going to the drive-inns with the family. Such a great deal, $6.50 for adults & kids under 5 are free. You can bring your own food & drinks in without having to smuggle them in. They do have a snack bar with a good selection of food & snacks that are decently priced. For $6.50 you can watch 3 movies. The 1st one starts around 7:30 (a little later in the summer) and there are 2 showings after that. The kids normally pass out towards the end of the 1st movie, then Mommy & Daddy can relax and watch another movie together.  Tonight we watched Kung Fu Panda 2 and our 2nd movie is about to start. Great times, I love my man!
__label__3 This is the closest grocery store to my house, so it's the one I'm at the most. The cashiers are always super friendly and at least attempt to call me by my name when I check out which is different, but nice. Very clean store. It's best to go later in the evening because, well...it's Sun City!
__label__4 Rescued my 1962 Skylark Convertible, and took excellent car and concern for it. Rick (the tow truck driver) was great! Glad to find a quick, courteous, tow company....Since I probably will be needed their services quite a bit with this beauty! Thanks Guys!
__label__0 What a disappointment.  Saw on facebook that their fall produce stand was now open.  Arrived to a few buckets of greens, one box of potatoes, pumpkins and jars of salsa, butters and a few other things.  No one so much as greeted us or tried to assist us.  We could not have purchased anything even if we had wanted to.
__label__3 This is a great venue other than it being in the middle of nowhere.\n\nWent to see Rockband Live (The Cab, Plain white T's, Dashboard Confessional, and Panic at the Disco). A good lineup for what was pretty much a promotional event.\n\nThe concert was great, the sound system and acoustics are pretty much perfect. I highly recommend seeing your favorite band play at Jobing.com arena!
__label__3 Came to Phoenix (Glendale) alllllll the way from San Jose to watch the Sharks play here. \n\n1st off I want to say that the entire center known as \"Westgate\" was AMAZING!! I have never seen such a sports plaza and was impressed thru and thru. Arizonians should be very proud of that set up. Although San Jose's HP Pavilion is 2 times as big as Jobing.com arena, San Jose cant even hold candle to what surrounds the Glendale Arena. I LOVED that Fox Sports Net Arizona was broadcasting live in the plaza before and after the game. San Jose NEVER does that. From bars, to restaurants, to shopping, to waterfalls, to jumbo-trons, to a 25' inflatable hockey player... AMAZING. \n\n2nd, the Coyote fans were wonderful and very tactful. As much as I hear that Coyotes don't have much of a following, their arena was sold out. Probably about 20% Shark fans, but sold out none the less. Now, if the Coyotes would have won that night, perhaps the ghettoness of their fans may have came out, but they didn't, so I probably will never know how hardcore those fans are. \n\n3rd, the jobing.com arena is small. Long line for refreshments. You cant get back to your seat in between periods in time. Just so you know. \n\nAnyway, so yes. Arizonians be proud. Embrace hockey. Its a great game and a great time out with friends and family. \n\nSidenote: \n- I was on FSN Arizona waving the Sharks flag. I have a pic taken off the tv that my cousin took. haha. \n- I can understand why San Jose doesn't have such a beautiful plaza like Glendale does. 1) bums would live there and f*ck it up 2) gang bangers would bang there and f*uck it up and 3) we simply dont have the land or space and thats f*cked up.........
__label__4 This arena is fun! Outside area reminds me of downtown Disney with all the music, people and food. Inside is clean but they need to lower the AC a little bit during the hockey game. It was too cold even for my male family members.
__label__2 Whenever I'm looking for something quick to eat and there's a Del Taco nearby, it's one of the first places I consider.  I was playing golf at the Wig Wam golf course and this location was right off the 101, so I stopped to grab breakfast before my round of golf.\n\nI ordered 2 Del Cheeseburgers ($4.58) via the drive thru.  It came out fast, fresh, and accurate....there's not much more I could ask for.  If I'm in the area again I know there's a Del Taco I can count on.\n\nReturn Factor - 75%
__label__1 Of all the Kohl's stores I've been in, this is the worst.  I found the customer service to be very bad and the clothing racks were all disorganized.  I don't mind spending some time in a store searching for a deal in 70 or 80% off racks, but when these racks are COMPLETE CHAOS it is very frustrating.  Yes, customers are not being courteous when they leave the wrong size in the wrong area, but customer service representatives should be checking for these things.  They do at other Kohl's locations.
__label__0 I am absolutely disgusted in the manager Erica at this location. I took my mom to go get her senior coffee that she likes to order. When we placed her order I was going to get my usual iced mocha coffee but then Erica started interrogating us about who was with me and she asked if I had two seniors with me. She then asked me if I had ID. Seriously lady you are carding me for freaking 69 cent coffee??? I will not be returning to McDonalds after this. ( THIS IS AN OLD POST BUT FOR SOME REASON IT WAS NEVER POSTED)
__label__2 Not a big fan but Tax free yeah!  Off base has more selection and you can find deals. Unless your buying a high price item i would shop elsewhere. The lines get bad so don't be in a rush.
__label__0 Got a padi and the tech stopped for a while to eat. then i got a new tech to finish my pedi. my total was different than the quoted price. when paying my total was $25 i hanede them a $50 and they cashier tried to keep all the change for a tip. he refused to give me my change until i told him that is not gon to happen. My feet were so dry afterwards. I DO NOT recommend them
__label__0 I had bought some items for a halloween costume.  Thus meaning after halloween I would have zero need for it.  Upon the assembly of my costume, several of the glow sticks didn't work.  I tried glow stick after glow stick, and finally was able to get a few of them to work.  This greatly compromised the whole costume, but being unwilling to let this defeat me and ruin the night I had planned with friends, I pressed on.  The costume was just \"okay\" and if the glow sticks had actually worked, it would have been phenomenal! \n\nI had made the decision to not open any more packages with the idea that since their product was defective (more than likely because of kids like the previous review mentioned) that they would certainly refund my money.  They have a no refund policy, which I could understand if I just didn't like it or didn't want it.  But this situation merits special circumstances.  I called the store and explained what happened and was pleasantly surprised that they agreed to a refund.  When I went in to do the refund, I was told no one authorized that.  I was also told by the cashier that in her lucrative 6 year career at the extremely high class establishment, that she has never seen defective glow sticks.  Well that must make her the authority on everything glow stick!  But I digress, I asked to speak to the manager.  He told me that he could exchange the faulty glow sticks for new ones.  I again explained it was part of halloween costume and the time for exchange had long passed.  \nI will admit that the GPS on my phone caused me to dial a different Dollar Tree store, and they were the ones to offer refund...but I'm curious if refunds are absolutely not possible, why then was the other store willing to do one?  When I discovered that I had dialed a different store and explained that to the Avondale location, I asked why they could give a refund, but he couldn't?  He said they should have never offered it to me.\n\nHere is the problem as I see it, if ones merchandise is defective, I don't care what your policy is, give the refund!!!  Also, if another store offered the refund, they should honor it.   I have been in customer service management for over 15 years.  I currently manage a site that does not offer refunds.  But I also know there are always extenuating circumstances, and in those situations, I call those over me and get it done!!!!  Because I would rather at least try to assist the customer than not.  An unsatisfied customer will always remember less than par service, and the same can be said of excellent customer service.  With this being such a high tech day and age, sharing your good or bad experiences is simply at your fingertips for potentially thousands to see.  Was that $15 refund worth the bad review?  Especially in a time when people are suffering the hardest financially?  There are several dollar stores in the Avondale area.  My recommendation is that whomever reads this uses any of those over Dollar Tree.  If you Dollar Tree employees read this, let this be a word to the wise, the consumer right now has the upper hand.  We the consumer have a voice and as choice.  Trust me, this doesn't end here.
__label__1 Grease Paradise. You can smell the grease from two blocks away...
__label__0 Everytime I go here, I leave telling myself that their [wash once and throw away quality] clothing and their incomparable high prices should be reminder enough not to return, but somehow I digress.  So on my last trip to Kohl's, Scott, my checkout cashier, greeted me with a monotone voice and flat affect. That coupled with the fact that he didn't know how to count back change [but rather held out his hand and dumped all my coins and dollars into my palm] was the last straw! Terrible!  The store should be embarrassed. Please. Try to hire young employee's with even a little bit of professionalism.
__label__4 Friendly service, great food  and always very clean....this is especially impressive since this DQ sits right across the street from a High School and a block from an Elementary School!
__label__0 Leaving work and noticed that my tire was flat with an arrowhead shaped piece of metal between the tread. Pulled it out and used the fix-a-flat since I don't have a spare. Pressure held after I aired it up and drove home. Next day removed the tire and took it to Mcfall's, I showed them where I removed the shard and you could see where the goop had come out when I inflated the tire. They said nothing was wrong with the tire and there was no puncture, maybe somebody let out the air! Took the tire to Discount Tire where they found the leak (right where I told them it would be) and patched it.
__label__0 In response to Just J.  Corliss actually sold his business to H&R block last year. Prior to then we had been using him 8 years. All of those years we had perfect service. \n\nSo that being said this is not a rating on Curt himself but H&R block. Because he sold the business name and his customer contacts they keep calling us! They are trying to use his name to drum up business! If you ask them if you can get an appointment with Curt they offer you one with one of their accountants but at no point say they are  in facr H&R block. \n\nCurt told us last year that he sold and was retiring. Last years was a terrible mess. Horrible office service, the office manager was bad but I'm pretty sure they went through a few. \n\nSo don't be fooled folks...this is no longer Curtis' business it belongs to H&R block and they suck. DO NOT GO THERE.
__label__2 What's to be said?....   it's Walmart's version of \"big box retail\"...  I it's huge, clean and has friendly staff.
__label__3 This visit received a prompt greeting by the hotess/manager after efficient service, food in a timely manner, and as we ordered it. Restrooms were well kempt. And as Forrest Gump says...\"that's all I got ta say about that.\"
__label__4 aaahhhh this place is the bomb chicken as it were!!!!! \nfound them through other reviews as a new place to try and their simply amazing. one reviewer said everything was greesy and i would say thats true but in a very good way. will have to go back and try the desert i was to full to try any this time.
__label__1 Used to play Coldwater on a regular basis.  Held my annual outing there for several years.  For some reason lately there have been an awfully large number of kids and dog-walkers out on the course during regular play recently who have no regard for the players.\n\nMentioned to the clubhouse to see if they could or would do anything but they will not.  Kind of a pickle for me since I live on the course and now I have too many complaints from the players in my outing to return.  It is a good layout and a fun course to play but I just can't get beyond this issue.\n\nIf they could fix this I would be back with my group but not until then.\n\nSorry
__label__1 This is my MIL's nail place and since her birthday is coming up, I thought a GC to her nail place would be a great gift.  It place is pretty small.  It is tucked in between two other stores, I missed it the first time.  I walked in and was greeted by the lady employee doing a manicure on a customer.  I told her I needed a GC.  She stopped the manicure and helped me.  I noticed the place only had 6 pedicure chairs and 3 to 4 nail stations, but only 2 employees.  I can see why they are slow.
__label__3 Great food, superb service, wonderful menu.  My go to place for an elegant date night ... as Yelp says \"Yay! I'm a fan.\"
__label__3 I love Harold's. I have never been able to go there at night because I have two small children. So, all I can comment on is the food quality. I LOVE it! Everything has been good. From the pizza to the roast beef. Its a great place to go, especially with a child in their terrible twos.
__label__2 I went to Harold's Cave Creek Corral for the first time tonight. I wasn't sure what to expect as far as the quality of the place. All I knew when my sister-in-law planned the outing with other family members was that there would be dancing lessons, a live band, a very country atmosphere and an all-you-can-eat fish fry. \n\nThe parking lot was packed when we first got there. A good sign. The establishment was huge. Very spacious. And yes, there was definitely a country atmosphere, but it was cool. Our waitress was a dangerously beautiful creature with a great ass, which for me, goes a long way. Her service was not superb, but still better than most places one could go to. At one point, someone in my party spilled a beverage on the table. I asked the beautiful server for some towels, which she promptly provided, but she didn't offer to help clean up the spill. I'm not really sure what the waitressing etiquette is on that one. \n\nThe dance lessons were more of a crash course in country and line dancing. I'm not much of a dancer, so when my two left feet were leading my sister-in-law in circles around the floor, our \"instructor\" informed me in a very annoyed manner that I was taking too big of steps. So he had me dance with his partner, the female instructor, who didn't teach me anything. So that portion of Harold's was the only thing I'd have to say was deliberately sub par. \n\nThe live band was a group called Young Country. They were decent, but I can't really critique a country band because I don't listen to country. \n\nSo after dabbling in the art of dance, we go back to our table where my appetizer of a cheese crisp is waiting for me. It is definitely crispy. Tasty, but too crispy. My all-you-can-eat fish fry (beer battered cod) then came out, and was quite delicious. Until, half way through, I noticed something foreign in the bite I had just taken and fished (no pun intended) it out of my mouth to find there was an extremely long strand of human hair in the piece of beer battered cod. I promptly notified the manager  --and this is the total redeeming factor to the whole Harold's experience--and he was so appalled by this discovery he personally took the food away and brought me another plate of which he watched over the preparation. He then comped me for the meal. \n\nHey, accidents happen. I understand. But it's the way the staff and manager of an establishment respond that really matters. And after that little bit of nastiness, the manager and waitress at Harold's did everything they could to rectify the situation. I also need to mention earlier in the evening that same manager did what he could to make our lighting situation better, even when it was something he really couldn't have helped without installing a light fixture over our table. A little bit of effort goes a long way. \n\nAll in all, Harold's was a pretty cool place. I think I'd rather go during happy hour next time. The dancing lessons and volume of the live band were overwhelming.
__label__1 Why do I do this to myself- we had visitors so we had to do Harolds, crappy food, spotty service\nBut FUN!
__label__0 We had Mohther's Day dinner at Harold's because mom wanted a good chicken dinner with mashed potatoes.  Finally.......when our dinner arrived the chicken looked like what you would over nuke in a TV dinner!!!!!  The breast was like leather and the mashed potatoes tasted like what a dirty refrigerator smells like.  Husbands ribs were tough and over cooked (nuked).  Daughter had a chicken pollo and it had veg-all in it!!!  What gave this a star, were the rolls, they were terrific! \nWon't be back
__label__3 Harold's Corral in Cave Creek gets 4 stars just for being a Steeler's Nation Bar... All you Black and Gold fans dont miss this restauant and Steeler's museum.of pictures of the Steeler greats. Plenty of Pittsburgh memoriabilia. Harold is from the Burgh and treats his fellow hometown customers with class. The only draw back is the the food could be better. Its ok but could be better. Stop in and have an Iron City Light and ask for Harold.... Plenty of room with multiple bars and a large wrap around porch. Check out the sign on the roof of the restaurant ... \" Heinz Field West\" ... Here We Go Steelers... Here We Go !   :-)
__label__0 Been here many times and it's always the same. Slow, confused service. I only go back because other Cave Creek bars aren't much better. Now with Oregano's opening I don't see myself coming back to Harold's anytime soon.
__label__3 I agree with Roland and Karl, hey it's Dairy Queen! What can you say about it? We were in the area and wanted a little sweet treat after dinner. I can't remember the last time I've been to a DQ. Maybe 6 years ago? I love that they have a mini blizzard size. I got the mint oreo and my husband got the pumpkin pie. Yum!
__label__4 I love this place, who eats a hot dog in fry bread.   You will if you go to Indian Village.   Great tacos, fry bread and burritos.   Stop at the Circle K next door and get a sixy of your favorites to enjoy with the best mexican food in Cave Creek.
__label__0 One of the worst experiences in my life! I've been here in the past and the food was pretty good! This time...... I could not even get seated. There were only a handful of people seated, but the waitress would not seat us. Finally after 10 minutes she came up to us and said in a snotty tone \"can you read\" I was a little puzzled... And said excuse me.... She said I guess you still don't see it......ok, I thought... Then she pointed to an obscure little sign that said seat yourself and just walked off. We sat at the table for over 10 minutes and she never even glanced in our direction! I will never go back!
__label__0 1 star, because there isn't a lower rating available. - \n\nWe were driving up from Scottsdale specificly to go to the Town Dump. We were on vacation from Indianapolis and wanted to go there to see if we could find a gift / souvenier for the mom of a young girl that was vacationing with us. We were half way there when we called  to see what time they close. The woman on the phone said 6 pm.  We explained we were from out of town and were in route at the time  of the call and it looked like we would be arriving a few minutes before 6pm. We asked if we got there before 6pm, would we still be able to shop. The woman said no, because they had a contract with an alarm company which required them to set the alarm exactly at 6pm. ( I find this hard to believe.)\n\nSince we were already half way there, we decided to see if maybe we could arrive fast enough for the woman to allow us the honor of shopping for junk in her store. We pulled into the lot at 10 till 6. I thought great, we can run thru the store real fast with Maddie to see if anything caught her eye. We jumped out of the car quickly and headed toward the door. The woman was outside and practically ran to beat us there. She grabbed the security gate and pulled it across the door shaking her head no. When I said , but it's 10 minutes before 6. She said in a snotty voice, \"it's 3 till and we have already set the code.\"  Even telling her we drove from Scottsdale specifically to go there, it did not sway her.\n\nIn summary, I know my watch was not off. I know we had 10 minutes. I would have been ok with her saying we had to leave at 6 or a minute before. The bottom line is, she was cold, heartless, uncaring, self centered, uncompationate and I will never go there again.
__label__1 I have to agree with a lot of the posts here, that the customer service is non existent. I was here last Monday. No one welcomes you in, says hello, or can I help you. They do their best to ignore you! I am local, and spent a day in town, as a way to unwind, have some fun, and support the local economy. I did buy a piece here, that I liked, but my experiece was not fullfilling, and their attitude was indifferent, as if they could care less. How do they stay in business? Wow! I went to a similar place at the west end of town, and was treated very nicely, with a smile, and just what I would expect. I will go back there for sure, and skip the dump. I think it is time for the dump to get dumped!
__label__4 I was looking for a great family spring break activity and I found it!   We are not experienced riders and were not looking for an all day adventure, the 1.5 hour ride proved to be just the right amount of time. Great scenery, great horses, very nice staff...just a great all around experience. \n\nOur cowboy, Dave, was really good at pointing out local history, flowers, etc. and was very patient with my 9 and 12 year old children.
__label__2 Food was good, atmosphere is fun.  If you like country music you'll love this place.
__label__3 Live bull riding night, bbq galore, indoor and outdoor bar. View of rodeo action can be crowded. At the front door an open barrel of salted peanuts in the shell. You can even toss the peanut shells on the floor.
__label__3 My wife and I went to Buffalo Chip Saloon for a birthday party.  It was fairly easy to find as I don't go to Cave Creek all that often.  So here's the run down:\n\nPros\n-Good food.  You may want to avoid if you are a vegetarian but I mean...really...it says steakhouse in the name.\n\n-Great atmosphere.  We were out in the back area and they had bull riding and good country music blasting.  \n\n-Great staff. They were prompt and really nice for as crazy as their system is (More on that in the Cons). I had a fly in my beverage when it came out and she apologized profusely and quickly went and got me a fly free beverage.  We were outside, it's not like we were inside and there was a fly in my food.  \n\nCons\n\n-Payment system. In the day and age of identity theft, I am not a fan of letting my credit/debit card out of sight.  This place takes your card, until you leave.  Seriously.  I'm sorry but that is beyond crazy.  So far, I've not see any \"extra\" charges on my card so I guess they are trustworthy. \n\n-Ordering food was not clear.  It may have been just because we were part of a large group but it was just kind of \"we do what now?\" Never saw a menu, we just did an outdoor buffet. \n\nSummary\nGo check them out if you like good food and country music and don't mind total strangers holding on to your credit cards for indeterminate amounts of time.
__label__1 Tourist trap!  This place is for children and retired people.\n\nThis is nothing special in regards to good food.  It's just a touristy... I don't even know.  I think people just want to say that they've dined at the Horny Toad like it's a funny joke or something.  In reality, the only thing funny is the fact that you're going to overpay for your experience there... wait... that's not funny.
__label__2 I'm hooked on the fried chicken at this restaurant!  I have it every time I go and, looking at my friend's choices, I'm glad I stick to the same thing.  \n\nMy friend ordered the beef ribs and they were not appealing whatsoever and had a gray tinge to them.  He said they were alright and I was surprised they were even \"alright\".  \n\nBack to the chicken.  So good and juicy.  They really have got that mastered, in my opinion, and I'll continue to head there when I have a fried chicken craving.  The portion is big enough that I usually have enough left over to take home, except this past visit.  I had a drumstick, wing, breast and back and the back didn't really have any meat on it at all and the wing was minuscule so I pretty much had to rely on the breast and drumstick to feel full and, really, the drum didn't have a lot to it either.  I have to say that in the past, the chicken is usually much meatier and I usually bring one or two pieces home.  My biggest problem with the dish is that they serve these horrible soggy french fries that must be cooked from the frozen state because they certainly weren't cut fresh and were flavorless.  They really were terrible.  I would love mashed potatoes with fried chicken but they don't serve those until after 4 p.m.  Kind of a bummer but I'm there for the chicken anyways.
__label__0 Terrible  we sat at the bar and never received service ,,,, bartender was rude and spoke only to the locals.\nNot worth free beer
__label__4 This school has been an amazing part of my daughters development!!!! We thank Roy, Kathy and the rest of the staff of CCM for all that you have done for us and Alessandra! I would hands down recommend this school to anyone!
__label__2 After seeing the Fry's Signature in Scottsdale, I had high expectations with this supermarket. The store was not as fancy, but it was still nice looking. \n\nBathrooms are located next to the pharmacy. The air fresheners gave the bathroom an extra touch.\n\nThis supermarket has a Starbucks, sushi area, etc. No price scanners though.\n\nConsidering that this supermarket is in the middle of nowhere, it does have a lot of customers!
__label__4 The flowers were beautiful - just as displayed on their website - and they were able to fulfill a same day request.
__label__4 Great place to pull up on yer' Hawg and enjoy a break in your ride. All or Most are Discovery channel bikers though. Some great bikes to look at if you are in to HD's. Great pizza and spicy bloody Mary's. If you ride up on yer' sled, watch your pipe noise as Cave Creek has an 84 DB limit law and they will write you up.
__label__4 Awesome place to stop for a beer and a burger when out on the bike... I great conversation and service. Give it a try, you won't be disappointed.
__label__4 What a fun adventure ! Today we went out the gorgeous Cave Creek recreation area  and rode horses with the Cowboys..This has to be one of the best experiences of horseback riding I have had. The horses were healthy and energetic, the trails was breathtaking, the crew very helpful. \nThe horse back operation is ran for the \"winter \" season by Jeff and Debbie who have this down to a science.  They have boots, hats and props for all ages . They even throw in a bottle of water for you if needed. \nHere are the extras I like :\nRan  the groups in small bunches  about  4 to 8 toy a group. \nHave saddlebags for your camera, water bottles and what not.\nVery personable bunch  friendly  without being fake\nHats  provided  --nice touch on a sunny day\nTrails are interesting and you feel like you are out of the city\nClean neat operation\ngave us a 5.00 buck off person coupon for next time for our whole group --- gotta have coups , baby! \n\nIf you have family visiting  in town this is a great AZ experience , you can swing by Cave Creek when you are done and have BBQ at Bryans..  hurry thought the winter season ends May1 st..
__label__2 tip: if ordering in the drive thru - either there is no speaker system or it's out of order - when the person wearing an apron walks up to the side of the menu and stares into your car that means \"Hi, can I take your order\" There was a few seconds of awkward silence and wondering WTH this person was looking in the car for before we figured out she was there to take our order :)\n\nSince moving to the west valley from southern CA we've been itchin' to find a replacement for Alberto's or Taco San Pedro. Humberto's reminds me of awesome hole in the wall type Mexican food, but unfortunately still leaves something to be desired.\n\nWith that said here's info on what we had:\nIf you're from So Cal and have had Northgate's shrimp ceviche Humberto's comes awfully close.  Verdict - Ceviche - good.\nCheese quesadilla - cheesy - did the job\nNachos - good\n\nIf you've been out late partying it up and need to satisfy the munchies monster Humberto's should do.
__label__4 We stayed here on our trip across the country.  I was a little cautious about the description, but since there wasn't much else around, we decided to try it.  What a treat!  The room was clean, modern, and very inviting.  The bed was extremely comfortable after a long day of driving.  And you have to admit - it is a hoot staying in a place that boasts a space-theme!\n\nThe free breakfast is in the restaurant next door, which is equally interesting.  I had the flying saucer pancakes and, I must admit, they are better than the ones my father used to make - a mighty feat indeed.  The coffee was fresh and hot.  The server was fun and told us that the chef had been there for years - which is obvious by how much love and attention he put into our meals!\n\nWe will absolutely return to this hotel if we pass through the area again and we have already recommended it to our friends and family.
__label__0 Had to stay here for 16 days with a group of 12, this hotel should not be allowed to use the Best Western name!  All 12 of us had made our reservations in the same week in Nov, all for the same dates, and not one of us had the same rate...then being a military group we had day and night shifts, the free meal coupon could not be used past noon, so half our guys missed out on this, and the management would not make an exception, they said it would mess up their paperwork and require extra work, so they opted to stick it to the Soldiers.   \n\nSo on to the rooms, they where all newer furnishings, but all where pretty filthy, things like hairs everywhere, and food particles on the floor.   It took over a week to get mine vacuumed properly!  The rooms all have large gaps around the doors and little bugs are common, they also have little window unit AC and heat that kind of works.  But, the best part is the shower, when you first turn it on the water is brown, no BS, and after that clears it won't stay hot, goes hot cold, hot cold...this place is a joke, and It gets better, so to see if I can get a hot something I fill the tub (after the brown clears) and come back to it after a few minutes, well now the water is full of pebbles and dirt.  I confirmed with the others in our group and this was standard for all rooms.\n\nOverall worst hotel I've ever stayed in, even if your just passing through I would highly advise going a bit further to Casa Grande, Goodyear, or Yuma depending on your direction.  Plus it's a very expensive hotel, $99-129 a night is the norm.\n\nI wish again they had a zero star on yelp for this place!
__label__2 This place is good for what it is...a space-themed diner in Gila Bend. I had the reuben and fries. I wanted to try the Mexican food but when I asked the staff about it, they looked frightened for me. Seeing the fear on their faces when I inquired about Mexican food, I knew it was best to stay away from that portion of the menu!\n\nI don't know if I'll ever come back unless accompanying someone who is as curious as I was. It's worth stopping in but don't expect anything too phenomenal.
__label__3 First time there, and we had  good experience! We ordered for a large party and it was fresh and ready in less than 10 minutes, portions are enormous and very reasonably priced. I am a sucker for chicken fried rice and it was of the best I've ever had! I enjoyed the potstickers, very meaty. My husband got the orange chicken and he felt that the breading could have been crispier, but really enjoyed the flavor. My guess is that it was made fresh and put in to-go containers which may have caused it to steam and soften by the time we got home. I found that the hot and sour soup was oddly too smoky in flavor, but very rich. All in all I am very happy with this experience and can't wait to go back and try other dishes!
__label__3 New to Phoenix from Pacific NW. Found Big Heng on Yelp. The food was pretty good and the portions were great. Had some misunderstandings and paid a little extra for things that normally come with a sit down Chinese meal - i.e., egg drop soup. Also had to ask repeatedly for mustard and sesame seeds, again, these are usually staples that just come with the meal where we are from. We had the kung pao chicken and a combination dinner (#3). The food arrived immediately which made me wonder about the freshness, but overall the food was good and we will go back.
__label__3 My brother, friend, and I did a little bit of traveling and while we were in the area, we were craving some Chinese. Seen this place on Yelp and with a 4 star average, it was worth a shot.\n\nWe got there during lunch time so all they had were the lunch specials.  I ended up getting the Sesame Chicken because I've been craving some for a while.  Since it was my first time here, I didn't know they threw in a egg roll and \"a soup of the day\".  Seeing all that and the prices, I was like \"right on\".\n\nSo, when the waitress came out with the food, I seen the food pile they had.  The whole plate was pretty full and looked good.  I was thinking to myself \"wow, this is the lunch special?\"\n\nSo first thing I've tasted was the chicken.  The chicken they used remind me of the chicken they use at buffets for the sweet and sour chicken, but more tasty.  The sauce itself was good, but could of been a little more on the sweet side, also more of it.  Just simple little flaws that doesn't make it terrible.\n\nOverall for the price and size of the food, it was a pretty good place.  Don't live near Peoria, so IDK when the next time I will come here, but if I'm around again, I will consider it.
__label__1 The buffalo blue cheeseburger is delicious.\n\nSmells good had to stop\nCan't get enough of that blue cheese buffalo burger smells and\nTastes so good you got to try it.
__label__2 I guess this is the one at 75th&Cactus-thats the one I'm looking for. Anyway, got all these coupons for free food. (in mail I think) Went in to get a free\"western burger\" for hubby. He wanted to try it. All he said was \"It was good.\" I mean he likes his burger with just cheese, no bacon, onion rings, etc. But he ate it all, he just said he is a simple man who likes simple food like a simple cheeseburger. NOTE: I like Carl's - my grandkids do too and thats a plus for you! Oh and we usually have great experiences with service. And NO, I am not compensated in any way from Carl's.
__label__1 It's a hit or miss here. I had one good haircut, but every time I went back I had a different person cut my hair and it was bad. I went in a few days ago and asked for one inch off my split ends and she cut off about 4 inches. My hair was wet so I didn't realize how short she cut it until I got home
__label__4 I have been taking my vehicles to this location for years, and have been very happy with the service. I now have a fleet vehicle and was servicing it for the first time. I wasn't even clear on how to handle the billing  situation. Justin was incredibly helpful to me and called the fleet company and took care of it for me. I will definitely be taking the vehicle here for every synthetic oil change  and some repairs.
__label__0 I would not recommend the Ramsey Team to market a vacant home.\n\nThe owner did not listen, nor did they provide a true check of the property, as they claim to do. They may take a cursory look at the property, but it stops there. My understanding was that what they consider a \"vacant property check\" was more comprehensive.\n\nCommunication with the owner in my experience was poor. Were the communication better, many misunderstandings could have been avoided. Two examples are: Provide informational flyers at the sign in front of the home. Provide a timed lockbox set to the schedule we required to be in compliance with the HOA (and courtesy to our neighbors). These issues were eventually corrected, but again, this is a communication problem.\n\nI returned to our property approximately ninety days after handing the keys to the owner. Upon a cursory inspection of the home, I found many items that should have been brought to our attention so that we could rectify them. These items included things like replacing the batteries in the wireless water softener/RO system monitor, and cleaning up after the disgusting pig(s) that felt that they were entitled to foul our bathrooms (I have photos, but am loathe to post them here).You should be embarrassed, Ramsey Team. You could have resolved all of these problems, even the most egregious one, with a simple phone call. But to get to that point, you would have had to have your eyes open when you checked the home.\n\nI would say that the office team at the Ramsey Group is professional and polite. They emailed us weekly market information, and if we had a question, or needed something, they were responsive. \n\nYou may have a better experience with this business, but I would not suggest entering into a contract with them for a vacant home.
__label__4 I've called upon Mast Air twice in the past year.  The first time was because my furnace wasn't working (55 degrees in the house!) and the second time was because my AC was emitting a sporadic burning smell.  Both times, they were extremely fast.  They are very well priced, and even offer a great yearly maintenance package that includes two visits and a discount on repairs.  Mike was very nice, pleasant, and did excellent work.  He even let my boyfriend come up and see what the problem was to visualize the situation (apparently, no one had EVER cleaned the 12 year old AC, ick!).  My air is now colder and the AC on less, after just one simple visit!  They came recommended by the lady that sold me her house, and I am so glad she gave me a referral.
__label__0 Part 1...Oh where to begin...Albert came out today and checked on my a/c unit that \"died\" and proceeded to tell me that I had three options: 1-pay $2600 for a new compressor PLUS the cost of freon/refrigerant, 2-buy an \"outdoor unit\"??? for $3800 PLUS freon, or 3-buy a brand new unit for $7500 that was miraculously reduced to $5175 after he \"spoke\" to his supervisor who \"authorized\" the price reduction. Oh, the freon was priced at $85/lb where, I learned afterward is usually charged at approx. $50/lb. To me this suggests technicians that work on commissions, or get judged by the amount of sales they produce. I escaped this bogus/dishonest salesmanship and called another company. Search my name for a part 2 review of an honest company that charged me WAY less for a fraction of the work that was actually needed. Shame on you Mast Air!!!
__label__1 Usually I'm not dissatisfied with this place. But I ate here Saturday night and 2 large parties came in after us. We ordered our food Arroz Marinero and a carne asada quesadilla. The quesadilla lacked cheese it was pretty pathetic and tasteless. The Arroz Marinero was excellent like always. Our appetizer was queso fundido with chorizo it was cold and stringy. They servers spent most of their time catering to the large groups and after we got our food didn't return to the table to see how everything was or to see if we needed anything.  We had to go to the front cashier for our check.  I think its sad that they didn't treat all their tables with priority.  I will never return again.
__label__4 They were great and helpful.  We had our youth soccer shirts done here. They got the shirts to me on time and exactly how I wanted them to be. Very affordable and would definitely recommend them.
__label__0 .....ya know, I should have known better! never settle for less cuz your in a hurry.
__label__1 its a good place for  awesome fish fry all you can eay on friday nights.yummy, so if you are in the mood for fish drop by.
__label__0 I had my alternator die in 2007 with 75k miles.  At the time I was stranded and the tow truck driver recommended this place.  It took him 3 hours to change the alternator and he charged $385 parts and labor. He said quote \" it was buried and hard to get to it\".\n\nFast forward my truck has 120k miles and the alternator dies with only 50k on the one he put in. I called tho see if he would warranty it and he said no. I decided to watch a YouTube video to see if I could replace it myself. $134 later and 45 minutes later including drive time to auto zone twice to purchase new parts and return the old core I have new alternator with a lifetime warranty. Actual install time 20 minutes.\n\nDO NOT USE THIS PLACE. HE BLATANTLY LIED TO ME.
__label__2 This place sounded promising from the yelp reviews.  So we gave it a shot.  We ordered take out and it was ready in 15 minutes.  \n\nWe ordered:\nHouse Lo Mein\nGeneral Tso's Chicken\nEgg Rolls\nCrab Puffs\n\nEverything was just ok.  The flavors were good but nothing made me want to come back.  The General Tso's chicken was pretty spicy and a good flavor but a little bland.  I was left wanting more flavor.   The house LoMein was good as well but a little bland.  The meat was cooked well and tasted good.  The Egg Rolls had good flavor but were a little soggy on the inside.  Crab Puffs were ok as well.  Everything was just 'ok'.  \n\nI wouldn't go back here.  I would choose Wong's Jr over this place.  Good China is just that--Good, not Great.  If you're in this area and you're looking for chinese, go to Wong's Jr.
__label__4 I have been going here when my tires end up wearing out...they will give you the best pricing I definitely dont feel I get taken advantage of here like other places will try to do...they have awesome customer service...I scheduled an appoinment online yesterday and today got in right away! Very convenient!
__label__4 Nice place for homemade food. Large portions so you will not be hungry , and affordable for senior citizens too! My mom likes this place. Cod & ribs & prime rib & breakfast are pretty taste !
__label__0 out of business.
__label__0 I dined at this restaurant for the Friday Fish Fry.   The food was fine and reasonable.    My problem was with the staff.   Upon getting ready to leave I asked for a to-go box.    Our table had NO reorders or seconds.   We simply wanted to take with us that which was originally served.   Again, we would not expect to take home leftovers if we had ordered seconds or utilized the ALL-YOU-CAN-EAT menu.   We originally ordered a single serve and an all you can eat plate (not utilized).  \nMgmt. would not oblige us and refused a to-go container.   They were not pleasant to us.     NEVER AGAIN.    Why would they publicly argue with customers ?
__label__2 Came in today with the little cookie monster.  Again the ladies that work there seem annoyed to have to help you and totally rushing you even though they are not busy at all, in fact I was the only person at the counter.  Baby had a cookie she devoured, I had a cheese danish that I would bet money on  was day old, I have eaten alot of these and it was just stale, bummer.  I got the kids a crumb coffee ring but I have'nt heard back how that was.
__label__4 We have been going to Vicki / Precious Paws since we moved here 4 years ago and have not had ONE negative experience.  Sure there are closer groomers but not one that we could trust the way we trust Vicki with our little girl.\n\nShe gets really booked up so plan your visits, you won't be disappointed!
__label__1 First off let me state that normally this store has provided me with great service and product.  However, on 12/18/13 we ordered several of the pzones.  The delivery service was great, and the delivery from this store has always been great.  The pzones themselves were real good.  However, the marinara sauce that they gave for the pzones was the worst excuse for a dipping sauce I have ever experienced.  The sauce was so thinned out it was like water.  Dipping the pzones in that sauce was useless.  The dipping sauce just washed right off of the pzone.  So the lackluster dipping sauce just ruined the pzones all together.  \n\n\nI don't know if this is the way their marinara sauce that comes with pzones is supposed to be like, but if it is I will never order the pzones from here again.  I'll just stick to their pizza or order from a different pizza place.\n\nThis was definitely not what I have grown to expect from a National chain like Pizza Hut.\n\nUpdate\n\nPizza Hut contacted me and gave me a credit towards future purchase due to my experience.
__label__4 Jim and his staff are top notch, honest, and reliable. If you don't take your car to them, you are just stupid.
__label__1 Bottom line: Nino's is nothing special.  We have been here twice, trying various dishes and have yet to find anything exciting.  The salsa is served in old fashion carafes, and just doesn't have any kick.  I expect more from a neighborhood taco shop.  Lastly, the service is slow and not nearly friendly enough.  I would go so far as to say that the server was annoyed that they were busy, an odd attitude for a restaurant!
__label__4 Honest, friendly, knowledgeable, fair, and polite. I get a little nervous when someone else works on my vehicle. They allowed me to watch the whole process. When their original diagnosis was wrong they went to option b and didn't charge me for the unneeded replacement. They usually very busy, but we'll worth any wait.
__label__3 Love this place. Its like a neighborhood bar, but all grown up. You can enjoy a nice delicious meal. The entertainment is always great. Make reservations, gets crowded during the summer months. Service is outstanding.
__label__0 Have read about this place several times in the paper as one of the better places in the NW Valley to have breakfast, so I finally made the relatively short trek to try it out.  What a disappointment.  Nothing unusual about the menu.  Eggs unremarkable, somewhat cold as judged by all three of us.  Pancakes overly cooked, tasteless, and not at all \"fluffy,\" again a unanimous opinion.  And the potatoes were undercooked slabs of substance that looked microwaved.  Service was rushed, but pleasant.  Coffee good.  But certainly not worth the trip.  Won't return.  Don't understand the repeated good ratings.
__label__1 Restaurant moved location about two years ago, and the menu was changed a bit.  Still a diner atmosphere, and on our recent visits the food was only fair.  Service was very slow and they may have been understaffed.  It's OK as far as restaurants go, but there are several nearby that we prefer.  Meals are not too pricy, but the food is mediocre at best.
__label__1 The service was okay with the waiter but the paying for the bill was horrible, we waited for 10 minutes at the stand and no one came. They do not have a kids menu which was sad but they did cater more towards the elderly with discounts as well. I would not go back because it was nothing special but the retro decorations made it an interesting stop!
__label__3 Not much new to report here from my initial review way back in January.  Mike C. & I dropped in for lunch today, & it's still a cafeteria, not a buffet, & it's still all-you-can-eat of a big variety of excellent American food for one LOW price!  Right now it's $6.99 Adult or Sr., including beverage.\n\nYum!     :-))
__label__1 The wife and I used to come here on a regular basis for the past 2 years and really liked it. So much in fact that we brought others with us. In that time there was once that we sent our food back because it was so overcooked the egg was hard as a rock. When Lou came over he could have cared less. So we just let it go and figured he was having a bad day. Skip to about 2 months ago...we were at breakfast again and ordered our usual eggs Benedict. The waitress was Priscilla.  She was quite pleasant but little did we know.\nAnd we ordered as we always did...very softly poached eggs. We'll the eggs came again hard as a rock.  We told her and she said she'd get the owner.  Out come Lou and he proceeds to tell us \"we'll that's the way you ordered them\". He was such an angry SOB and took no responsibility for anything.  Priscilla comes back and proceeds to say to me,\"do you need anything pops\". I looked at my wife and we were so shocked to hear someone speak to me that way. What a smartass she was. We vowed then we would never go back. As we were leaving, I voiced my opinion to the gal at the front door.  And what do you think she told me....Priscilla was Lou's sons girlfriend. Now it all makes sense. Lou takes absolutely no responsibility for any wrongdoing in his restaurant. There is no way in hell he would comp a meal let alone apologize for the mistake. He is an ornery old man who needs to retire....he is not a people person and is a horrific example of an owner.
__label__3 Great food and great prices...been a regular here for a few months.  Really nice it's 24hrs since I work nights.  And I always hit them up for the $5 for 5 mini tacos!
__label__3 About five years ago I took my vehicle to Auto Body World, at the dealership's recommendation, for some extensive body work caused by a house fire.  \n\nI was so pleased with the work they had done and impressed by the fact that they warranty their work for as long as you own the vehicle, that when I was involved in a traffic altercation a couple of months ago (thanks to the genius who side-swiped me), I opted to take my car back to ABW.\n\nThe whole process is pretty smooth.  You turn in your car, they deal with the insurance companies, they call you to pick up the car, you inspect it, pay your deductible, and go.\n\nThis time, they didn't do a bad job, per se, but they didn't live up to the expectations they had instilled in me from my previous experience with them.  \n\nFor example, the first time they worked on my vehicle, it had to be towed to their facility (as it was a melted glob of goo) and took about four weeks to repair.  This time, all I needed was a door repair and a bumper and quarter panel replaced and they quoted me 3.5 weeks.  \n\nNow, at this time, the other driver's insurance company wasn't contacting me or returning the calls my insurance adjustor was placing to them, so I was having to pay out-of-pocket for the car rental (the portion my carrier wouldn't cover), and of course, Enterprise had just jacked up their rates to take advantage of the snowbirds or spring training followers or whatever, so there was no way I was gonna pay for a rental car for nearly a month!  After some back and forth, it was revealed that the car would probably be ready within two weeks.\n\nFor the most part, I was satisfied with the work they did on my vehicle.  However, where they had repaired my door (instead of replacing it), I noticed there was a gap that was disproportionate to the gap on the other side of the SUV.  I was probably being nitpicky, but I noticed it, and I didn't appreciate the employee telling me, rather condescendingly, that they had no idea what I was talking about.  I would rather they have said, \"Yes, Ms. *insert name here*, I see what you're talking about, but in cases where car doors are repaired and not replaced, our technicians cannot always guarantee symmetry...\" or something along those lines.  I'd be more accomadating if I wasn't spoken to like I was an idiot.  \n\nAlso, upon inspecting the vehicle, I noticed pitting in the paint job.  The employee was, like, \"Oh, that's no big deal, I can just take that back and have them buff that out...\"  It's, like, if it's \"no big deal,\" then why didn't you have that done before you delivered the car?  It makes me wonder if there aren't other things you're trying to slip by me, y'know?\n\nSpeaking of trying to slip one by... while I was waiting for my car to be \"buffed,\" I was looking over the invoice.  Admittedly, I didn't understand one word written on there (other than my own name), but I did see a $100.00 charge for towing.  I couldn't understand how that charge was implemented seeing as how I drove my car to their facility, this time.  When the employee returned with my vehicle, I asked about this charge, \"What is this $100.00 for towing?\"\n\n\"That was for towing the vehicle,\" they said, again, with an air of condescension.\n\n\"No shi... kidding,\" I responded.\n\n*silence and staring*\n\n\"Why is it on my bill?\" I asked.\n\n\"Because you had the car towed,\" they stated.\n\n\"No, I didn't,\" I defended.\n\n\"Are you sure?\" They asked.\n\n\"I'm more sure that I didn't have this vehicle towed than I am that you're trying to rip me off for $100.00,\" I heard this statement escape my lips on its own.\n\nSo, after \"researching\" the questionable charge, it was revealed that another employee accidentally added their towing charge to my ticket.  I don't know that I necessarily believe that, but since I can't prove otherwise, I'll go ahead and take that statement at face value.\n\nI'm giving this place four stars because I'm averaging my first five-star experience with my most recent three-star ordeal.
__label__0 My husband and I went expecting real hand battered fish, not a frozen patty from Costco and bland fries. A real let down. And they'd don't have any malt vinegar or even ketchup and their cup of sauce is just watered down cheap cocktail sauce. Not what we remember Pete's being like, the owners are clearly more interested in making a large profit than serving a quality product, which will eventually hurt their business by driving customers away. In addition, that only accept cash and the ATM on site charges $3 for a transaction. We will no go back.
__label__0 Friendly? Yes. Fast? Never. Billing is always messed up. Drugs are never ready when promised.  So frustrating to deal with. I would much rather deal with the other compounding pharmacy that doesn't make me waste so much of my time.
__label__4 We went for breakfast on a busy Saturday morning, about 9 am. Food was delivered fast and hot. Omelette was big as the plate. Homemade jam for toast and the cinnamon role was divine!!!! Service was excellent!
__label__1 This felt like a twilight zone episode where I'm transported to a small town in an unknown city somewhere in the Midwest or other undesirable part of the country, and I'm at some \"local place\" that the locals love but really it's just a reflection of the lack of quality options in the vicinity.  Or, the people in that undesirable place don't know any better, so they praise the best of what is available to them... and yes that is a dig at no-name cities in the Midwest, and the people who choose to live there.  \n\nThis place had booth seats that must have been decades old, large wall covering mirrors, and other decor that scream 1990 or maybe earlier.  There's one box TV hanging in the back too, just in case you forgot that TV's weren't always flat paneled.  It isn't old world or quaint or anything like that.  Rather it just clearly lets you know that they don't care enough to invest in the atmosphere to a reasonable degree.  And the locals like this place well enough, so I guess to heck with those who complain about the very dated atmosphere.   \n\nTo complement the atmosphere there's the slow as a snail service from a single server for the entire restaurant, at least on our weekday visit.   The usual events occurred - empty beer glass, long delay to pay and leave, etc.  Prices are also high here, so with relatively little food and drink you're finding yourself leaving a double digit tip if you just leave the expected norm of about 20%, so if that bothers you for slow, inattentive service then think twice about dining here.\n\nPizza crust was very good, perhaps the highlight of the experience.  But on the whole the pizza isn't overall excellent by contemporary large metro standards (remember the small town insult above).   We had one pasta entree but won't likely have another.  This seems to clearly be a pizza place.\n\nParking is decent and you get to enjoy the headlights of cars as they park in the first couple of spots because the lights reflect abundantly throughout the restaurant due to the mirrored walls.   This restaurant is so close to having a nice view of Black Mountain... if only they were one slot over where another restaurant is located, with the patio that overlooks the mountain.  So close.... oh well.
__label__2 A local establish that has a loyal following. No real bar for cocktails but ample beer selection. \n\nI was impressed with the servers knowledge and courtesy. It's hard to find great service and this is a four star service parlor. \n\nTwo styles of crust. Thin or original. I would order original for take out because it holds up better. Thin crust is NYC style thin crust. \n\nThis is not Papa Johns quality and the prices reflect the difference. Large cheese, large pep, sausage, onion and mushroom combined with a family size salad was 61.00. Not cheap but the quality is clearly different. \n\nPizza was above Papa John's and below lombardi's. \n\nSalad dressing (house) was excellent. \n\nOverall, I would go again but wouldn't drive out of my way for the pie.
__label__2 We stayed there for 3 days and the place was okay. \nThe room was very clean and quite large with a nice view of the desert.  Indeed everywhere was very clean. The pool was a good size, heated too with a Jacuzzi.\n\nWhat lets it down was service. If this was in a big town they'd struggle.\n\nThe restaurant service was terrible for the Thursday morning breakfast we had , its called the Lariat. I reviewed that separately.\n\nThey offer a free shuttle to town which you will need to get there as its 1-2 miles away unless you want a cab. We tried 3 shuttles which  are advertised as being every hour on the hour. Each time there was no driver when we got to the shuttle and we had to hassle the front desk for a person to come. Eventually 5-10 minutes later a person would drive us to town.\n If you advertise that you run it hourly you have to have someone there.  Its hard to plan a night in town if you cant be sure when you'll get there.  You call for a pick up back to the resort and that worked far better.\n\nThe first day we had the do not disturb sign on until 10.30am and again from  12.45-2.15pm.  We received no maid service  at all or a call from the front desk saying that we wouldn't.  Not the end of the world but not good service either.\n\nThe resort itself is lacking in activities. I hear resort and think lots to do but there was no more to do here than a Holiday Inn. It just had a nicer pool and optional tennis.  Massages are a 100 dollars, not exactly a deal.\n\nThey've the makings of a good place here but could do so much better.  \n\nThe WiFi was excellent.
__label__1 Booking the room over the phone took awhile. I had a living social voucher that I purchased for $79. I gave the girl who took my reservation the LS voucher number. She was not familiar with booking a LS reservation. When I checked in, I gave the employee my physical LS voucher. \nA few days after our stay, our credit card was charged for a room stay. I called the hotel, transferred around & put in extended holds. Had to explain my story several times to different people. I was assured I would be receiving a credit but still have not received it. They need to better train or get better employees. \nThe hotel grounds are nice. The property is a bit dated.
__label__4 I adopted a very sickly lab mix 8 months ago and took him to Dr Marsh before even taking him home. The dog was suffering from severe secondary infections throughout his body as a result of allergies. His previous owners just couldn't afford the time or money to care for him properly. Dr Marsh was so patient and caring and took so much time with our \"little man\" and explained in detail what he thought were the dogs issues. If you could see the before and after pics you would be amazed! Rugie is a work in progress and we'll be dealing with his allergies for the rest of his life, but we feel we have a partner in his care. We've been seeing Dr Marsh for over 4 years with our other pets also, and I couldn't give him a higher recommendation. I never feel rushed, which means there might be a longer wait for him to get to you, but I like having a doctor take time with my pets.
__label__4 We have been coming to Wing Hing for at least 15 years now! It is hands down the best Chinese food in the valley! The have amazing egg drop soup, crab puffs are out of this world, and every entree is amazing! I have never had a bad meal there! The portion sizes are huge as well. This place is great...and the family that runs it is always extremely pleasant! Please try this place...you will not be disappointed!
__label__0 We recently moved into the area and I was looking for some good Chinese food. I thought I'd give this place a try and ordered take-out based on other ppls reviews. When I went to go pick up the food the place was very dingy and dirty looking to me. Had I known the place was going to be this dirty I would never had ordered. But despite this, I thought I'd still give it the benefit of the doubt. I was wrong! So wrong! We ordered orange beef, hot 'n sour soup, and some lo me in. Pretty basic Chinese-American dishes. It was awful. The food was mushy like it had been sitting awhile. It was the worst Chinese food I have ever tasted.
__label__0 Stay Far Away . . . and I don't mean the fire!\n\nWith two Christmas Lowes Gift cards, I purchased the Allen + Roth Somersville 19.3-in W 40,000-BTU Brown Wicker Design Composite Propane Gas Fire Column (pit).\n\nThis item doesn't work! The control knob must be pushed in to start the propane gas flowing. You can turn it counter-clockwise to adjust the flame, but as soon as you let go of the knob, it pops back out and gradually extinguishes the flame by stopping the gas flow as if it was turned off.\n\nI waited 25 minutes to get a live person at Allen & Roth customer support, only to be told that I would have to call the manufacturer directly for that kind of technical support. 20 minutes on hold later, I get a moron named \"Sophie\" who has absolutely no clue on how to solve this problem. She most likely reads her computer screen to suggest a solution: purge the gas line! She simply could not comprehend that if I was able to get a good flame, the propane was getting through just fine. She had no idea of what to do about a defective control knob, so she looks up the part number and offers to send me a replacement . . . which is out-of-stock and will be available sometime in January!\n\nAfter buying a propane tank and extra lava rocks (because Allen & Roth are cheap with providing an inexpensive bag of rocks), I returned this rather heavy item back to Lowes. They had another one on display, which I had hopes of exchanging for it, but when I reported that it was also broken, their apathetic manager said they sold plenty of them this holiday season with no returns!  Furthermore, he made no effort to remove the additional Fire Column.  I'll bet the will both be still on display for sale (even though they are both broken) by tomorrow.\n\nThis was purchased with two Lowes gift cards as a Christmas present. These people know how to take the \"S\" out of \"Christmas Spirit!\"\n\nI'm sticking with Home Depot and will use my gift cards online.
__label__0 I would not recommend this car wash to anyone that has either a tight budget or a good carwash in mind. I'd decided to give this car wash a shot after hearing good things about it, and I was sorely disappointed for a number of reasons.\n\n- $11.99 for their most basic wash is fairly high, especially considering that a number of other places do a better job for more competitive pricing.\n\n- I was told that my wash would take fifteen minutes. It took them an hour. Honestly, I didn't mind the fact that it took them an hour. The fact that they were dishonest about the estimated time is what bothered me.\n\n- They did not wash my car roof. When I took my car back to them to point this out, they argued that they'd tried to get the bird droppings off and failed. Upon hearing this, I pulled over to their gas tanks and cleaned my roof myself. Most of it came off even without any soap.\n\nSo, in short, don't trust these people. In addition to doing terrible work, they're also quite happy to lie to your face. Stay far, far, away.
__label__1 I hate writing reviews like this for a place with such nice people, but I'm extremely frustrated with our experience here. \n\nWe brought our 14 year old cat in because she was showing potential signs of kidney failure (I know these symptoms now, didn't at the time I came in). They got us in right away on a Friday, which was great. I was not impressed, however, with the exam. It felt like the doctor was not thorough, more focused on keeping our cat calm and comfortable. My cat didn't like her trying to look in her mouth (surprise!), so she mentioned that it could be dental. Unsure of what the problem could be, we gave the go ahead on labs and were sent on our way with nothing more for a cat that wasn't eating much and acting lethargic. I got a call with the results and they were normal. He then hard sold me on a dental exam and possible extractions that would total over $1,000. I wasn't buying it, since she began eating again shortly after the visit (switched to wet foods), and had no other signs of major dental disease. \n\nFast forward two weeks, I have to take my cat in again because she's in extreme discomfort. I took her to Arrow Animal Hospital, where the doctor performed a thorough examination and (gasp) looked in her mouth and determined that it wasn't a dental issue (saved us $400 right there...). She did X-rays, which showed enlarged kidneys and a swelling pancreas. \n\nI can't help but doubt myself for not getting a second opinion sooner. Something no pet owner should ever have to worry about. I'm sorry, but missing enlarged kidneys and pancreas issues is pretty bad. That's life-threatening. It seemed like they were content with calling it a day and collecting a large amount on the dental exam. I'm sure that would've helped with her kidneys, right? Ugh.
__label__0 Thanks to Arrow Animal Hospital and their thorough testing (X-Ray, lab panel, and urinalysis -- I would think this is standard in a senior cat), we have a diagnosis. Pyelonephritis (kidney infection). Had Roadrunner sent her home with some simple antibiotics, it might have prevented this from progressing to the point that she was nearly at the end last Friday.\n\nKnowing what I know now, I'm never referring anyone to this place again. I just can't stomach the fact that my cat likely would have passed away had they put her under for an unnecessary dental surgery.
__label__2 tonite had first bad meal here. was with 90 yr old motherinlaw so did not say anything cuz she gets so flustered and thinks anything untoward is her fault somehow. been here plenty and usually very good food across the board. beware the chicken fried steak if the breading could not save it there is a problem, and there was an overabundance of breading on a stringy unchewable hunk of steak. just pushed it around and hid it under gravy so mom didn't notice. little blip hopefully just one bad day and not a sign of things to come, cuz dillon's is a family favorite.
__label__0 People who like this place have got to be kidding me! The brisket and ribs were dry and tasteless. They try and hide this fact by covering it up with sauce (the sauce is pretty good) but you can't rely on sauce to cover up the fact that your meat is terrible! I should have known I was in trouble when I walked in and smelled bleach, not barbecue. The service was not very good either. I told the waitress about the tasteless food and she just offered me more tasteless food. Had she at least offered to take it off my bill I would have felt slightly better about the experience. Seriously, try the food without the sauce, you will be unpleasantly shocked!
__label__3 Excellent family owned atmosphere.
__label__4 It's not Red Lobster , and that's why I go there. Clean bathrooms , friendly waitresses , (freakin' hot guy waiters  ;)   , tasty BBQ , happy hour is amazing there. Not too keen on the live bands , but i still love it.
__label__3 Ok, so we have driven past this place a hundred times always wondering what it was.  Finally figured out it was BBQ and after some random shopping adventures, the bff and I were ready for some BBQ.  \n\nWe walked in and the place was pretty full!  The decor is...interesting...very \"grandma's living room\" but makes you feel at home.\n\nI couldn't decide between the brisket sandwich or the pulled pork so I asked our server.  He immediately said the brisket was his top choice.  So I went for it.  \n\nI do not regret it.  I asked for 2 different sauces on the side.  Yes! Finally a place that just gives you the brisket sliced thinly and sauce on the side! Just like my dad does it! \n\nTheir cajun BBQ sauce is perfection! Not too spicy, but more than flavorful!  The brisket is very tender and flavorful...also VERY LEAN! The bun is soft and not at all too bready...sorry, but a bready bun just ruins the sandwich! I'm there for the meat, not for the bread ;-)\n\nI really enjoyed dinner and will definitely be going back!\n\nIf you can, ask to sit by the window facing their little \"garden\"!  You might have a few of 3 of the cutest bunnies you've ever seen...might I add that they are HUGE bunnies!  So cute just hopping around! Was definitely a bonus! hehehe
__label__3 Would be a five star but the service was just bad. Waited over an hour for our meals.  Waitress was not too attentive.  Was served food without silver ware.  So why a 4 star because the food was very very hood.  The ribs were excellent.   Turkey nicely smoked.  Fries could have been more crisper.
__label__0 MONEY MONEY MONEY GIVE US MONEY\n\nThere's not even a single cross at this place. It's more like a casino for adults, the house always wins.
__label__2 I come here when I'm dieting. They have a really nice light and healthy menu with several good selections. I always get the chicken fajita salad its simple but there is something about the fresh hot really good chicken fajitas with the crunch of the cold iceberg. love this salad. I don't use the dressing I just pour a Bowl of there yummy salsa over the top and go to town.
__label__2 Really good margaritas.  Their food isn't anything special.  I am particularly critical because I am capable of making my own Mexican food that is way better than this place.  I would say their food is more Americanized Mexican food than true Mexican food.  Their salsa tastes like tomato sauce from the can.  Their happy hour is pretty good though.  I tend just to stick to that menu along with the delicious margaritas.
__label__0 The food is simply horrible. It lacks flavor, probably due to the lack of it being fresh and seasoned properly. If you want a fried item then it is the same as any other fried food at any other place. The service is ok, nothing special. It is always busy whenever we drive by and it is a mystery. If you want fresh, perfectly seasoned and cooked food I would suggest chipotle.
__label__0 I have always had a good time at Top Shelf, but last nights visit proved different.  Are server was preoccupied with a baby at the bar then taking care of his customers.  I ate 2/3 of my dinner without anything to drink because he didn't check on us.  My food was cold and my tacos were so greasy that the grease was pouring out the bottom and the shells fell apart. While still finishing my undelightful  dinner, the server finally asked if we needed anything else or wanted desert.  I asked for water and my husband asked for more tea.  It took over 5 minutes to get the drinks.  My husbands tea glass was completely packed with ice and 2/3 full with tea, there was so much ice that he could not even mix a sweet n low in it. I will try one more time, but think I may have to love on to somewhere else.
__label__4 Stopped at this vintage A&W restaurant on the way back from Las Vegas last weekend for a nice cool refreshing treat.  We both had the classic rootbeer float.  It was delicious and brough back such great memories as a child.  Only used the drive-through so cannot comment on anything else.
__label__2 I got a hot dog with the works and a root beer.  I have to say, the nostalgic feeling is set by Boulder City and the fact that this A&W has been around forever; not so much so by the taste of the food.  \nMy dog was good, my wife's fingers were good but she didn't care very much for them and the fries were not the best.\nOverall, the city location of the restaurant, and the chilled mugs filled with root bear can't be beat; especially on a hot summer day.
__label__3 We went out on a Sunday night just for dinner and to walk around the lake and village for a bit. We had 3 people and assumed it would be a little busy in the late afternoon early evening but oh my was it ever DESERTED. We parked in the Village parking garage and just saw a couple other car and walked through a passage to the lower village shopping area and it was almost scary/embarresing how empty it was. Walking through the main shopping area we thought we were in the twilight zone and would be attacked by zombies at any moment. We ate at the Black Pepper Grill which we had the ask the one guy if they were open and sat at a table in a restaurant where we were one of two total parties. Awesome food and service but just plain creepy with no people around especially at prime dinner time on a weekend. We walked over to the newly opened Ravella and it was warm and comfortable and had a great front bar that was had surprisingly cheap prices, but again just a random person walking through the hotel lobby. I really hope Lake Las Vegas comes back cause it has so much to offer...Until then I am going to film a episode of \"Life After People\" on the property
__label__2 We spent our anniversary here.  It was a good place to do so.  Very quiet and nice, but not a lot happening.
__label__2 This was my first time to Casino Monte Lago since it reopened.  It's pretty much like it used to be, but I think they have fewer machines and the middle area seems more open than it used to be.\n\nIt's a pleasant casino, small, and fairly quiet albeit I was there on a Saturday morning for the Dragon Boat races.\n\nSince it's on the far side of the valley from where I live, this won't be a stop I'll be making very often.  There are other good choices much closer to home.
__label__2 Small, quiet casino - check. Clean, spaced out machines - check. Drink options followed by food - check. Low traffic = little smoke - checkity check!
__label__3 Overall, a great deal! It is a small buffet, and obviously some things are better than others. But there is a good selection, and the Philly cheesesteak station was awesome! Great variety on the salad bar. You can make your own sandwich. Plenty of hot dish options, with a lot of variety. Quite a few dessert selections to choose from as well, including sugar-free options. Sunday evening dinner was only $9.18, you can't beat that!
__label__4 This review is long overdue! I thought I had already written it, but apparently in the craziness of finals I forgot. Anyways, onto my review...\n\nAfter driving back from California a couple months ago, my check engine light came on and my car was shaking like crazy. Upon referral from a friend, and after reading all the Yelp reviews, I decided to bring my car (Honda CRV) into Valley Automotive. Boy was I glad I did! I got an initial estimate from KC and his staff, but after doing some work it ended up that there was more wrong with my car than was initially thought. However, rather than me having to pay for the additional fixes, KC offered to foot the bill! I was shocked, but forever grateful! The thing that sets Valley Automotive apart from most other auto shops is they care about their customers and want to do right by them. As a graduate student with little money, I appreciate the honest business and work that KC and his staff do at Valley Automotive. I happily referred a friend to them so she could get a second opinion after taking her car to another shop. Valley Automotive saved her money and she was equally as impressed with the service she received!\n\nApparently my car doesn't like the Vegas heat (who does like 115 degree weather?!) and I noticed that it is leaking coolant. I will gladly be taking my car back to Valley Automotive and doing business with KC and his team again!
__label__0 I have attended two different events that Emery's had catered and enjoyed the food at both events, and it's located within walking distance from my house, so my husband and I decided to celebrate an anniversary there.  The bruschietta was excellent, the pasta was mediocre and the service atrocious!  We are usually easy to please, but sitting with empty drink glasses for about 30 minutes really irked me.  I was not impressed with their in house dining experience, but they seem to be decent caterers.
__label__1 Update. Im sick of coming here and having them tell me after a long wait in line that theyre out of whatever im looking for. Please. After a few times i get the picture.
__label__3 Buffet is good. Theater has shows all day for $6
__label__2 Fiesta is just okay. And when I mean okay, I'm not necessarily sending my out of town friends/family to Fiesta for the Las Vegas experience.  Really not much at this casino.  It's small, it's very smokey, and there's really not much to eat here. But they have slots and everyone loves slots.  Everybody that gambles, that is. I haven't done much gambling or even eating here, but have started to frequent this place strictly for their sports book.  I'm at this side of town almost weekly and find that Fiesta is one of the more convenient locations to place a quick football wager.  Parking is easy and the casino usually isn't busy.  There...The End.\n\n\nYELP PERSONAL CHALLENGE 2013 - (477/500)
__label__0 angry dealers, nasty tables, not worth the gas even when you live around the corner
__label__0 They care just long enough to get paid. And that's about it. Their unprofessional front desk administration is my number one complaint about this location. Clueless, careless, unaccommodating, bossy, unhappy, and slow. Come on people, how hard is it to enter text and numbers into a computer nowadays. A real shame because this could easily be made into a real professional business with the right staff. They better call in a business consulting service quick. They are now called \"Health Care Partners\" I believe. Good luck!
__label__3 This place is pretty legit. Very deceiving from the outside, but quality overall. The reason I didn't rate a 5 star place is because when I bit into the delicious carne asada burrito, there were a few tiny charred pieces mixed in there that I didn't like.
__label__3 Man, am I glad Vegas doesn't look like this anymore. The casino is dark, smoky, and harshly decorated. The restaurant is so cramped you could eat off the table next to you comfortably. So why four stars? BREAKFAST. Holy crapoly, this place has the cheapest and most delicious breakfast. $6 for an omelet, toast, and hashbrowns? $5 for a skillet? $3 for an egg and a bowl of oatmeal? For. Sure. \n\nIt always takes forever to be seated because the restaurant is so tiny and there are tons of families waiting to eat, but it is worth the wait, with good service to boot. I actually feel bad for all the families trying to wait since there is nowhere kid-friendly to wait except for two tiny benches. Regardless, it is a nice spot for breakfast in downtown Henderson.
__label__4 Go for the food not for the exceptional service! Sometimes the food is so good and inexpensive that you can put up with almost anything, this is one of those times. Steak & eggs with biscuits an gravy for $6 a side of 4 biscuits and gravy for $1.75 They have a breakfast skillet for $5.75 that I wouldn't recommend unless onions happen to be your favorite thing in the universe but, if you don't like what you order they will get you something new and not even hesitate. My new favorite place on water street.
__label__4 Been eating here for years. Service and prices cannot be beat. I will continue eating here every chance I get until I leave Vegas.
__label__2 I am writing purely on the ambience of the restaurant and the quality of the food itself. The ambience was very authentic and colorful. Plenty of hanging and wall decorations are throughout the restaurant although quite small. The food quality is average and the service is friendly. Not bad though. If I had a choice I would prefer to eat at either Fausto's or El Torito (Food quality is good but service is very slow). But nonetheless those 2 businesses are not nearby if your out on a lunch break.\n\nWhat I would also like to touch on are the prices. The prices are pretty high for what you get which is ok food quality. I would have given the prices itself 2 stars but everything else about the restaurant is ok.
__label__0 I called to have an estimate of a carpet kit install and got off the phone in a rage.  Not only did the woman barely speak english, but talked down to me as if I did not know how complex gluing carpet into a car could be.\n\nWhen I asked for clarification on how the quote worked (if it was a flat fee or hourly rate) I was told that they did not need my business and that I could go somewhere else if I had any other questions.\n\nStay away from this shop as they will treat you like dirt before you are even a customer.
__label__3 I really like this place. Great selection of meats and Latin products with quite a nice produce section as well. I got a tad upset when one of the butchers didn't speak English but when the other one noticed he took over and was pretty helpful. All in all a nice little market.
__label__3 Great place, I searched for best chicken wings in Henderson and this popped up.  Read the reviews and thought we'd give it a try.  Wow on the way out a young lady called Lou was super friendly and told us how to get the chicken wings next time:  \"Double Bake\"  Apparently the chefs will know what it means.  They dip them in hot sauce (which is very hot by the way, we had it with our pizza (yes we meant to have only wings but it was half off pizza night)  So apparently, the \"double bake\" is wings in hot sauce that get run through the pizza oven.  Also, the wings we had tonight were \"Mild\" and \"extra crispy.\"  A great combination, although not as saucy as you would expect, the balance of flavors was superb.  Will eat again.
__label__1 This place was alright. We came here on a Saturday afternoon. It was semi-full but there was a lot of people waiting on to-go orders. I pictured this place more bar and less restaurant. It was the opposite. \nthey had several TV's and my pet-peeve. NO VOLUME why even have a tv in the 1st place? \nOMG if you've read my reviews you know that is a deal killer for me. and I'll end up somewhere else. \nWe ordered wings and 2 salads. This must have annoyed this waitress b/c we never saw her again? she spent the ENTIRE time kissing the next table's ass. .and I mean giggling like a teenager at everything this table's patrons had to say, and would by pass us like nothing. \nmy bf finally said I guess my empty glass is invisible?  I figured it must have been. When we finally did get her attn and flagged her down to get the check - her whole tone changed. I guess the high pitched giggly tone and helpful attitude was reserved only for certain tables and ours wasnt up. Maybe we didnt spend enough? \nsorry but I'm only going to order what I'm willing to actually eat. \n\nWINGS: The wings were ok. we ordered HOT and garlic cilantro. The garlic cilantro had ZERO flavor. I was really disappointed b/c I like both A LOT. garlic is up there w/ salt & pepper in my household. The hot good though, but they were very very very VERY greasy. I think i used every napkin in the place. more napkins than BWW or HOOters cant be good in the calorie dept. and the taste wasnt that far above and beyond so IMHO the nxt time I go I'll probably try something else, and maybe get it to go to avoid bad waitressing.
__label__1 Short and to the point... this place was kinda grungy but NOT in that good Seattle way, the food tasted ok but my ribs were cold in the middle, good pricing IF you get what you pay for (that might be a big IF), and the lady behind the bar was nice. I'm probably gonna go back to try the wings because I hear good things about them... we\"ll see...
__label__0 Usually I would rate them 4. Service is always crappy but the good is always great. Well tonight we sat for 34 minutes without anyone checking in us. I finally grabbed someone and asked them to check our food and then the server magically appeared and said he hadn't forgot about us. At about 45 minutes they brought some of our food and some wrong food so we walked out.
__label__1 A friend and I use to go to the place all the time in HS. We use to buy coupon booklets from the Foothill HS Wrestlers. They always had a JM coupon in it... Brings back good memories.. \n\nFew months ago I had family in town and thought this would be a good place to go. WRONG. They forgot to write down my 15 ppl reservation.. We had to wait forever to be seated and then another forever for our food.  My dad loves the place and wanted to go there for his birthday.. Guess what, THEY GAVE OUR RESERVATION AWAY!! We weren't late.. Another big party (that they forgot to write down their reservation for) just so happened to show up before us. So they gave them our reservation! We had to wait for over an hour AGAIN! Then of course our food took awhile to get to us. I know we had a big group but it was a LONG time. Luckily our server (female) was great and very nice. She remembered my dad from last time (I thought that was cool).\n\nThe food here is ok. Ranch is good. Fried zucchini & sauce ROCKS. Pizza OK. Family loves the watermelon & suicide sauce for the wings.\n\nAlso, the place is too dark.
__label__0 This Walmart is right across the street from my apartment complex and super convenient, however, when compared to other Walmarts, this place does not match up AT ALL.  First, they never answer their phones.  I find myself calling 5 or 6 times before someone answers.  \n\nToday, I came to buy a few toiletries and cleaning products.  Fortunately, they had almost everything I needed, as expected by Walmart.  For the things they didn't have, I had to ask for help and both times, I really felt like I was inconveniencing them with my questions.  Kinda irritating.  Then, what really sent me over the top was that I ended up waiting over 20 minutes in line for a cashier.  THEY NEED MORE CASHIERS ON THE WEEKENDS.  This isn't the first time I've noticed this.  When I finally got up to the register, the cashier bagged my groceries uneven and stuffed one of my bags, so I held up the line for a couple minutes trying to rebag my stuff.  \n\nAlthough I probably will continue to come back as it's right across the street, I would NOT prefer this place.  Too many disappointments, time and time again...
__label__2 While the price is right, it really is so outdated I won't be returning unless they happen to be playing something that I can't find anywhere else in Henderson. The theater is one of those tiny ones where the huge aisle is right in the middle. In other words, you'll never get that perfect middle seat - it doesn't exist! Also, the sound was pretty bad and the picture wasn't great. We were watching \"Devil\", and it wasn't all that scary because the theater wasn't even dark enough during the black out moments to really get the effect.  Major points for extending matinee prices till 6 PM - otherwise you might as well just see a movie at the $1 cinema. The quality is the same, you just wait a couple months and get to save $5.
__label__4 Perfect for the locals to avoid the hectic crowd and pricing of other theaters at the casinos.  No need to park at  a casino and pass through it to find the theater.
__label__3 Strictly speaking of the food in the cafe....  The blueplate specials for $8 bucks are great!!!  They come with the soup and salad bar too, and it is a great salad bar (remember this is not the Wynn, but a locals' hole in the wall casino with old carpet).  I make a meal from the soup (2 types daily) and salad bar (with fresh fruit for dessert), and then take the entree home for a later snack.  Do not expect trendy, expect a great value for price paid and a friendly staff.   Dessert specials every month for $2.
__label__3 Just good food very cheap. The staff loves my son and we have been coming here since I moved to Henderson in 1996. Good local place to eat. We love Frank the drink guy!!
__label__0 I thought that I had found the deal that I was hoping to find when I found out that I needed to repair all four of my motor mounts.  I was quoted about $1,200 from dealerships and local auto repair places.  I called to get a quote to be placed on hold for 10 minutes because no one there spoke English.  Finally got somebody on the phone and said that it'd be $650.  I immediately dropped my car off next morning and never got a phone call until the next morning because again no one there spoke English.  When I went to get my PT Cruiser they had \"fix\" all four of my motor mounts, but refused to show me the old ones they claimed to replace.  Finally one of their associates who was able to speak English told me that they had to test drive my vehicle to make sure the mounts were fixed correctly.  85 MILE test drive?!?!?!  I drove my car away feeling like I was screwed and low-and-behold, 4 four months later here I am again with the same issues Sun Valley Auto claimed to fixed...
__label__2 This Mcdonalds has drastically improved since they put in the new drive-thru system.  I used to have to pull around front everyday and wait extra time for food or coffee.\nThe only real issue I have is that their specialty coffee is never consistent.  It tastes different everytime!
__label__0 1 star only cause i had to i would not recommend anyone here the office staff is unprofessional uneducated  nasty bitches that are rude as shit. they will take your money and send you straight to collections with out notice or contacting you first! DO NOT I REPEAT DO NOT USE THEM AS YOUR 3RD PARTY BAIL ALADDIN BAIL BONDS ARE CLEAN NICE AND PROFESSIONAL!
__label__0 Believe me, I've seen my share of tattoo and piercing studios and I definitely do not recommend this one.  I was going there to re-pierce my earlobes with the surgical grade stainless steel hoops I was already wearing.  First of all, this place was very hot, temperature wise.  The reason doctor's offices are always cold is because germs breed more easily in the heat.  Second, the place was far from clean.  Third, the apprentice who pierced my ears didn't mark the holes before shoving the needle through, so consequently, the earrings are not even in both of my lobes.  Fourthly, you have to buy their jewelry.  And lastly, the aftercare instructions are wrong and misspelled.  They tell you to use Bacitracin in the piercing twice a day for two weeks, then once a day for a week and then once a week for a month...or something close to that and using any ointment at all for any length of time is not recommended.  My suggestion is to find someplace else.
__label__0 Called my insurance company to have my dodge magnum rt towed to my mechanic shop for repairs. First the company said they'd be here at 10:30 showed up an hour later. I requested to have a flat bed tow my car , as I have front side impact damage. Tow truck driver shows up , in a normal tow truck. I call walker company speak to Tim who was extremely rude. He told me he would not provide me with a flatbed and told me to find another tow company. The tow truck driver was nice .. And said himself , if a customer wants a flatbed , then they should get a flatbed. Tim is extremely rude very unprofessional and probably shouldn't be in customer service.
__label__1 Since acquiring an RV my husband and I have been to 3 Camping Worlds. The one way out South on Las Vegas Blvd is the one we actually purchased our RV at. This Camping World is WAY out on Boulder Highway. The other one we've been to was in California.\n\nAll Camping World's are about the same. I believe most of them have places where they do work on RVs and of course the retail portion. Prices are steep for certain items. You are always going to see the normal price and the \"Good Sam\" price. You must be a member to get that price. We are members.\n\nThis particular CW had some pretty poor customer service. My husband inquired with a young lady working the cash register how much wax/cleaning agent we would need to buy in order to wash our RV. She didn't know and asked another individual working there - who also, didn't know. In the end my husband ended up doing math in his head depending upon how big our RV is versus how many liquid ounces, etc. So, the employees were pretty much useless here.\n\nI didn't find the actual store to be bad. Everything was clean and they do have a lot of selection for different items. It's just that I would hope the staff would be a bit more educated on the products.
__label__1 I took my two Shih-Tzu's to Paws n' Claws for grooming. I've had better. \n\nWhat I requested: Puppy cut for both dogs, body as short as possible, round heads, save little girl's eyelashes \nWhat I received: Short cut bodies, spotty uneven not-round heads, tails not trimmed(although i didn't specify, and assumed they would trim), ears unevenly cut, dusty dogs.\n\nService: Very friendly front desk staff. They were on time with the dogs. Quality of groom was not that great (see above). The cut was done partially correctly but the dogs were not blown dry after or were allowed outside after. Not exactly sure the reason but I got dusty dogs back.\n\nFacility: Easy to find and access. Environment was not very nice in that you can hear all the animals barking and whining when you walk in. It is a boarding place but usually a good place is quiet no matter how many animals they have. Additionally, the animals sounded stressed with the amount of barking, yelping, and whining. \n\nThe standard for a 5 star groom is a clean, calm facility, friendly staff, and clean, well-cut doggies at the end. I only experienced 1 of 3 (friendly professional staff).
__label__0 Where should I start with this review. I run a local restaurant and tried to order flowers for our place. I spent 38 minutes on the phone placing the order with their service, at the end of the call the operator tells me if there's an issue with the large order they will call me. I arrive to the shop a couple hours later to make sure they could accommodate my order. HERE'S THE CRAZY PART!! This f;@$ing lady tells me to get out of her store!! Yelling at me saying I'm committing fraud and she is calling the cops, WHAT!! The order was for almost $500. This was the rudest most unprofessional lady I had ever met. Being that I'm in the hospitality business I have know idea how this place is in business. Not only will I never do business here, I will make sure that anyone I come in contact with knows what a crazy bitch this Bonnie lady is. If I can help just one person avoid this shop I did my part, but I have a feeling Bonnie will do
__label__1 I ordered the chicken fingers and fries from this joint. The staff was great and thee food came quickly. When I got back to the office to eat it. The chicken fingers were so small I was enraged!!!! 3 lil fingers and a handful of fries for $9. I wont make that mistake again. Some people have stated the pizza is not bad. I may try the pizza buffet just to get my money back. LOL
__label__0 This is NOT the place for an oil change. \n\nWent there today, told it would be 45 minutes. Went back over an hour later, car still hasn't been taken into the garage area. Over two hours later it was finally completed. I did not receive an apology from anyone for the fact that I waited over double the time I was told by the boy at the front desk. \n\nUsed a $14.99 coupon for the service, came out to more than $20 due to some crap \"fee.\" \n\nGo somewhere else for an oil change... I know I won't be returning.
__label__4 Even though these guys are super busy, Tom squeezed me in for an assessment of \"creaking\" that had me worried about my front end suspension. They took a good half hour with my truck, including lifting it to check the suspension and then giving it a drive test to try to diagnose the problem. They assured me my suspension was fine and refused to accept payment for their time. I really appreciated their courtesy and service, and when the time does come for repairs, I know I'll be coming to Catskill!
__label__3 This place just reopened a few months ago following a long-overdue remodel. It's a good place, no questions asked. Not the best Chinese restaurant I have ever eaten in, but a worthy one nonetheless.\n\nAs far as atmosphere goes, the interior here is a bit more \"casual\" than most Chinese restaurants. Most of this interior decor feels more like something that belongs at Denny's or IHOP. Fortunately, there isn't a whole lot of excess noise either. During my last visit, a TV behind the counter was showing Seinfeld - not complaining or anything, but if you want an authentic Chinese experience, atmosphere and all, this isn't the place for you.\n\nBut the food is what counts, and each time I have been here, I have had no complaints with it. They have a large, diverse menu - quite possibly one of the largest of its kind. Regardless of your tastes in Chinese food, I'm sure you'll find something you like here. \n\nChina Inn doesn't really do anything to stand out amongst the other Chinese restaurants in town, but with food items this solid I could care less. Definitely worth stopping by if you're a fan of Chinese food and are in the \"Old Henderson\" area.
__label__0 Do yourself a favor and go anywhere else but here!  The food at this place is absolutely disgusting!  The soup was so salty and tasted like muddy water.  The rib appetizer wasn't even edible!  It was like it had been made a week earlier.  The foil wrap chicken app was some mysterious pieces of chicken stuffed in foil with salt!  Disgusting!  The sweet & sour pork was seriously like chewing on shoe leather! It had no flavor whatsoever....like it had been boiled to death.  The lo-mein wasn't any better.  It was so salty that you couldn't even eat it!  I hadn't been to this place for about 10 years, due to the last experience I had here.  Made a huge mistake thinking it got better after 10 years.  Not even a little bit better!  Save your money!  Panda Express blows this place away!  And I'm not a big fan of that place either....but at least the food is fresh!  I don't know how China Inn even keeps it's doors open!  Very strange cause there is rarely cars there...hmmm.
__label__2 In 2008 I met a friend at Club Fortune Casino and I've been going there off and on ever since.  It's small and intimate as opposed to the larger local casinos like Stations.  \n\nI'm not a big time gambler, but once in awhile I prefer some mindless entertainment.  I want to find a machine, get served a cocktail and enjoy a cigar.  Speaking of cocktails, their service can be less than stellar.  I've literally put money in a slot machine and gone completely through it before a server ever showed up.  \n\nThey have a very plain restaurant inside and most of the meals my girlfriend and I have had were quite good.  Once, however, I was served a dinner that was literally inedible.  The waitress never even asked if everything was okay, nor did the cashier.  After discussing the situation with management, they comped our next meal.  \n\nPeriodically I'll get some free play, which is nice.  I'd rate them higher, but lately I've grown quite frusted at the poor cocktail service and have chosen to go somewhere else.  Overall, though, most of my times spent at Club Fortune have been fun.
__label__3 One of the best dive restaurants ever. The portions are generous and the quality is consistent.\nThe corned beef hash is amazing and the service is efficient & friendly. Great value and worth the visit.
__label__2 Food was average but waitress was terrible! Asked what was on cajun salad...she didn't know and didn't offer to ask! She tantrumed when we asked for separate checks. She rolled her eyes when my friend asked to add a salad.
__label__4 Great diner to stop in and enjoy hefty portions of breakfast food while you're chilling in Henderson, NV.\n\nWe stopped in on a busy Sunday morning and only had to wait for about 15 min before we were seated. They're pretty fast and efficient here, and I'm talking about the local customers not just the servers. :P\n\n-Eggs are cooked well.\n-House potatoes were BOMB diggity! I totally thought I was going to pass on these but they're like thinly sliced potatoes sauted lightly with some salt and pepper. I ate them like chips! \n-Pumpkin bread was moist and delicious as well.\n\nDefinitely a diner we will return to if we're ever in this area again. \n\nSide note: If you're sort of a \"health freak\" but you do enjoy diner food, bring your own packets of Stevia to sweeten your coffee. They only carry the \"bad sh*t\" here (Sweet'N Low or).
__label__1 This location has really bad customer service they had me waiting in line by myself for close to 20 mins with a full staff behind the counter with each person just staring and telling me be right with you sir. I would understand if it were a busy time and the rush to get orders ready were really bad but I was the only customer in the store. I would recommend going to another location to get your kfc.
__label__4 Before I moved to Las Vegas, all I ever had was Taco Bell if I felt like eating Mexican food.  Then I had this and now I'm a fan of better Mexican Food.  Their menu is pretty awesome, really big pictures to show what you going eat.  Carne Asada Fries! Carne Asada Chimchangas! Oh My! That's the best, top it off with spices they have!  I love this place!
__label__3 This has always been my go-to spot whenever I felt the need to fulfill my craving for carne asada fries. Hands down, they will always be the best to me. Im sure there are other great options to be had, but you'd have to know where to look. In my case, it's a quick drive for a quick fix. Carne asada isn't my only favorite but the Nevada burrito will give you such a satisfying bite, it'll have you coming back in no time! It doesn't get better then your carne asada fries wrapped in a tortilla, so you can enjoy the mouthwatering goodness as a whole. There food is definitely enough to satisfy you, and your friend.
__label__3 Friendly Donut is another favorite donut shop of locals.  A family friend has been raving about them for years and we finally took her advice. And yes, the donuts were good. \n\nIts tucked away in the corner of an old strip mall right in-between a shoe repair shop and a chiropractor. Just look for the simple DONUTS signage. You would pass them buy if you looked only at the store fronts. The interior decor was exactly what I would expect from a good donut shop...simple, a few random pictures, a Buddah statue,  bamboo plants, a advertising board for local business, and a few old tables and chairs. Don't ever judge a donut shop by their dirty tables...judge them by how many people are sitting at those tables! In the mornings, Friendly's has their regulars that will walk thru the door and the lady behind the counter already knows what to get them. On any given morning you'll see all the regular old timer HotRod builders  having donuts talking shop. And you get to check out their cool cars out front.\n\nNow on to the goods...The donuts were similar to another donut shop, I won't name drop...but it rhymes with Donalds Robots LOL! We always pick up a dozen or two of misc of donuts and just take a bite from each one...but our favorites are the maple bars. Its light and fluffy with a delicious glaze. The chocolate covered bars are also good. I'm not a big bear claw fan, but I loved it. It was a good combo of donut and the right amount of flavorful apple fillin...it was just right.. My wife loves the cinnamon roll, its pretty big fluffy donut with a nice taste of cinnamon and glaze.  My in-laws love the Bavarian cream and so does all the old timers who frequent the place. We just tried their maple covered buttermilk donuts and WOW...I think we found ourselves another favorite. We here the apple fritters are good but we haven't tried them yet.\n\nPick up your donuts in the AM (they are open 7 days a week from 4am-10pm), its fresh and you won't be disappointed. Plus you'll have a better selection. The donuts are also CHEAP...I recently picked up a dozen mixed and a dozen donut holes for under $10.00...not bad. And another tip: CASH ONLY! not to worry their are many ATM/ Banks on Boulder Hwy.\n\nFriendly's is right up there with the best of Las Vegas donut shops and it would hang with any of the LA donut shops. Shame on the people who say that Las Vegas has crappy donut shops...here's a tip- you won't find a good donut shop on the LV strip. Look with your mouth not with your eyes.\n\nAloha
__label__3 Yesterday, while working, I felt my knee pop, a large amount of pain, and out of no where, I fell flat on my back. \n\nThe ambulance was called, and Rose De Lima would have been less busy, and closer. I agreed.\n\nI was seen very quickly. The staff was very accommodating, and my full session at the hospital was about 2 hours.\n\nI had an xray done on my knee, and they told me that nothing was broken. They did not do an MRI, which kind of left me Peeved. I don't think that I should have to wait two days to see if there is any muscular damage.....but hey. \n\nThey gave me a prescription for motrin, and a doctor that I can do a follow up with in a few days, along with some crutches. They called me this morning to check up on me, and addressed any of my concerns.
__label__4 They have the best music band!!!
__label__1 This meal included myself, two adults and a child.  The child ordered macaroni and cheese with fries and a soft drink for $5.95.  The macaroni and cheese was made with the real stuff.  Unfortunately, the child loves the instant Cheesy-Mac, so most of her focus was on the drink and fries.  \n\nThe wife ordered the fish and chips.  It cost about $16 for fish and chips.  She ate most of it, but lost heart toward the end.  Since I did not try her fish, I asked, for the sake of comparison, if the fish was better than what she could get at Long John Silvers for about $11 less.  She prefers Long John Silvers.  Her coffee was $2.50.\n\nThe third guest was my mother.  She went with the traditional Irish meal, corned beef, cabbage, and potatoes, for about $16.  Mom was not impressed with the potatoes, describing them as \"blah\" (pushed to define \"blah\", she said it meant they had no taste).  She did like the flavor of the corned beef, just commented that the meat was a little tough. I tasted the meat, and I thought it had good flavor (a salty meat with a chewy texture).  I also tried the cabbage.  We both liked the flavor and texture of the cabbage, not overcooked so it is soft or soggy, not undercooked so its like cole slaw.  \n\nI tried the Lobster Florentine eggs Benedict.  They serve breakfast at night.  It normally comes with hash browns or potatoes, but I got tomato slices.  There was a fair amount of lobster (from the claws or arms, not tail).  The lobster was placed on top of greens, that were on top of english muffin halves.  It was topped with two poached eggs.  The cost was $10.50, and I thought it was fair compared to other places that serve versions of Eggs Benedict.  The taste was fine.  My iced tea was $2.50.\n\nJust a word of caution for those who like to scout out a place before eating there, the internet site's menus is so far from current, you will wonder if you are in the right place when they hand you the actual menus.  The internet selection and cost are much better than what you'll find at the restaurant.  We did let the waitress know, so maybe it will be corrected someday.
__label__1 Tried to go in last week with my husband and 17 yr old son to eat dinner.  I had purchased a Groupon for dining.  They had a handwritten sign up stating they no longer allow anyone under 21 anywhere in their establishment including the dining area.  Groupon was wonderful and refunded me but Kavanaugh's lost a customer.  Never again.  We ended up at Sunrise Pizza off of Valley and Craig and had a wonderful dinner!
__label__2 Let me start off by saying the food is okay for the price. I was a little disappointed because my order wasn't right. The shrimp was overcooked, hard and rubbery. One of my egg foo young patties had a rotten taste to it, but the other three patty's were okay...go figure...\nI expressed my concerns and was given another fresh order the next day. So I will give them another chance. Staff is friendly and place is clean.
__label__3 Awesome place for pho ! Special combination is good,  but there serving is  not consistent sometimes you get a big portion then next time you get a sad face\n :( but this is the only restaurant that serves pho in my area . Service is excellent ! Hope \nThis information is useful :)
__label__0 I place an order askind for jalape\u00f1es only on half of my pizza, when they delivery it was full of jalape\u00f1os.   My husband call and ask to talk to a manager she said that she made the pizza her self and that apperantly they can NOT put only an ingredient on half of a pizza. We know for a fact that it can be done because we always place orders with half jalape\u00f1os for the kids.  She answer in a very rude way.  Then we call back and placed an other order by phone and 20 min later they call to make sure the order was legit.
__label__2 I like their lunch menu. The portions are a tiny bit small but still fills you up. I'm a of the pick 2 lunch deal. And it's awesome they let us choose 2 entrees. Usually get the penne pasta and chicken wrap. Price is right and food is good. Definitely a worthwhile lunch spot. Only negative is its always busy during lunch ao food and bill will take a while tO get to you. Don't think I've ever made it back in under an hour and it's a block away.
__label__3 Sit at the bar, Jordan is awesome, friendly and always positive.   What an awesome bartender!
__label__1 I hate this airport.  I thought I loathed O'Hare.  I thought I truly hated the 'Nati (CVG) airport.  I REALLY thought I hated ATL's airport.  McCarran set a whole new low for me.  All of the queues you have to stand in are at least 150 people deep all the time, whether it's the security queue or the taxi one.  The TSA people here are so not the brightest stars in the sky.  And for Chrissake...all the slot machines.  Airports are already crazybusy and noisy as it is.  I don't need ringing slot machines to contribute to the migraine that is McCarran.
__label__0 A ghastly excuse for an airport, LAS is grossly undersized and can't cope with the amount of passengers that pass through it's doors daily. \n\nThe C/D security is nighmarish, several times I waited near 1 hour in these lines. A/B is much better, but it seems like you end up in C/D much more often due to the airlines that fly from there. \n\nGetting a cab from LAS is insane. Thankfully I lived in Henderson and usually drove when I used this airport so it wasn't an issue. \n\nThe noise of slots and the repeating advertisements in the baggage claim area are enough to drive you to want to off yourself.
__label__3 Now that I have slept on the floor here, I feel intimately connected.\n\nPluses:\n1. Free wireless!  I'm using it now.\n2. It's now smoke-free!\n\nMinuses:\n1. It's an airport, which means it was designed to be uncomfortable.\n2. I can't find one place where I'm not hearing the Wheel of Fortune slot machine.  Why do you follow me, O Wheel of Fortune slot machine??\n\nAnyway, I've been here for 12 hours, and all I have to say is that I'm desperate for a potted plant.  Any potted plant would do.  I think I'd even cozy up to poison oak.  For now, I'm happy with smoke-free airports, but someday someone is going to get wise and airports will have botanic gardens.  Then we won't feel the need to scream while the airlines screw us over and throw our bags into dumpsters.
__label__3 You're greeted by the hot air and the sound of slot machines as soon as you step out of the airplane. You know that you're in Lost Wages!!! The shuttle system is quite good, and the shops are nice too. Checked baggage also arrives promptly.
__label__2 Hell hath no fury more than a Sunday afternoon at McCarran International Airport.\n\nWhy you ask? How about trying to fight for a flight home to LA? How about just trying to get to your gate when you are lost?\n\nIt's just crowded. The security lines are understaffed. Your gate basically is in Baker, California. You have to take a tram to get to most of them. The gates that don't have the tram, well, if you need to switch flights, it'll probably be in another gate area, MILES AWAY.\n\nSure, there's the 70 percent payouts on the slot machines that beckon your dollars, the taxi lines that move faster than Disneyland, and cab rides that are 9 dollars to the airport but 25 dollars from it, the only decent food is at the Ruby's, and the luggage area larger than Philadelphia, PA.\n\nThursdays and Sundays are absolute hell, and I've been in there for a layover at midnight on a Friday, and it was still crowded. Go figure.
__label__3 I'd give it 3 starts if it weren't for the fact that you can walk around with booze and you can play slots.  Other than that this place is not very special.  I think I'm bitter because I took US Airways.  Never will I ride them again.
__label__1 Free Wifi, but half of the restaurants were closed or closed off! WTF! I had a 620 pm flight on Virgin and there were no good restaurants nearby. Wolfgang was randomly closed. The sandwich shop in our area closed at 7pm...we are talking about Vegas...not a teensy tiny airport. I hear the only happening area is the Southwest terminal...I guess all the good stuff is there...oh and the starbucks off the B Virgin Terminal was the slowest ever. 15 min to get a hot tea...waiting and waiting and waiting and waiting just like everything in LV...
__label__1 Impressions of a large airport in bat country.\n\n- Where the hell are the flight monitors?\n- stainless steel stools for computer users.\n- Sbarro is your best bet for chow.\n- more crowded than airports in some airports Asia (reminds me of Kai Tak).  I mean it's really crowded.\n- bad signage (there are a lot of signs with an arrows on them that don't describe what they're pointing at)\n- dark, dingy like a bus station.\n\n+ i remember it smelling worse last time I was here\n+ the slot machines are quieter\n+ the air conditioning is strong\n+ Classic Rokk instead of muzak (but a little heavy on the Van Hagar)\n+ Free wifi (so I can register my disgust)\n\nMcCarran also garners praise for its easy access from the Strip and for infrequent delays due to the usually good weather.
__label__4 I love love love this airport. It offers everything you need and more. Need a souvenir? Got ya covered. Need a massage or mani/pedi? Sure no problem? Need a caffeine fix? Come on over to one of their several Starbucks stand. Hungry? You got a choice...Burger King, Baja Fresh, Pizza Hut...whatever you want. Lady luck still pushing you towards the slots? Have a seat. Just want to people watch? Oh yeah..plenty of that. \n\nI'm also a huge fan of their rail system-its fast and efficient and it makes travelling from one side of the airport to the other a breeze. I can spend hours here and not get bored.
__label__1 The domestic terminal has improved significantly since I was here about six years ago. And the improvements are impressive, especially free WiFi. There are two bad things about this airport: (a) if you fly into the international terminal and need to make a connecting domestic flight, you must exit the international terminal, walk about 15 to 20 minutes outside in the hot sun and reenter the airport and go through check in and security again; and (b) those money eating slot machines are everywhere to rob you of your coins and dollar bills. So, if you are bringing any duty-free alcohol from abroad and you are carrying your booze with you, they will make you discard your precious liquids, or you need to stick them inside your check in luggage (and hope, the bottles don't break).
__label__4 Plenty to do at McCarran. Tons of shops and places to eat.  There is even a 24 hour fitness. Slots everywhere, Wolfgang Puck has a place to eat here as well.
__label__3 Big electronic billboards, shiny floors, and blinking lights. Not normally things that would seem appealing about an airport, but all things that get my attention.\n\nI fly in and out of here a few times a year and it's usually a good experience. Mad props for having the best taxi line I've ever seen at an airport with such high demand for them.  Yeah, the line is long.  No worries because it moves really quickly.\n\nActually, everything here seems to move quickly except the baggage handlers. I swear it takes half an hour for luggage to get from the plane to the terminal.  I usually don't check bags and it sucks when I do because there's nothing worse than seeing The Strip and not being able to be there.\n\nPS: Never play the slots here. You won't win. Seriously. I've never seen them do anything except take money. There's clearly a reason there isn't a cashier or ticket redemption machine in the terminal.
__label__2 Great airport. Easy to navigate, good shops and decent food
__label__1 i think the most disappointing thing about this airport is when you re leaving or if you ve been to vegas before. its a pretty typical airport (and ive honestly been in over 20) but when you see how much money and how nice most hotels in vegas are you get back into McCarren and you re just disappointed. the food selection there REALLY sucks, oh and outlets to charge laptops, cell phones, or ipods, are very few and far between. if you re looking for one, look for the small clusters of people together on the floor outside the bathrooms, or at the pay phones. \nbut there is free wifi, that is a plus.
__label__3 True to the City of Sin ... this airport is dirty and seedy ... Love it!\n\nGot through security pretty quick ... nothing out of the ordinary.  I don't know what people expect from airport security personnel ... they hear people bitch & moan all day long ... so it's expected that they'd be pissed off all the time, too.  Grab your crap and move on ... cause it just doesn't matter in the grand scheme of life!!!
__label__3 Airport with the NICEST people!\nThey try to be funny and actually smile at you! They don't yell at you to take off your shoes. They just tell you instructions!\nWith free wifi, restaurants, and slot machines, LIKE =)
__label__2 It's Vegas baby how bad can it be?
__label__2 Eh...could they make an airport any longer? This place is packed and hard to maneuver through, but its convenient location and only real option into Vegas makes it \"good enough\"
__label__2 Another trip to Vegas, another trip to McCarran.  \n\nI don't hate it, but its never going to be one of my favorite airports.  I just don't understand why they don't open their security check points till almost 5am?!?  Every trip out here, I get to the security area too damn early and then have to wait outside.  \n\nAt least there's good food and slot machines once I get inside.
__label__2 Try the pretzel dogs. They are good.
__label__1 I wasn't here very long, just long enough to half kill myself walking five miles, loaded down with carry ons, from my arrival gate to the departure gate.  Ugh.  If you're gonna make people walk halfway across the city for a connecting flight, at least provide some sort of shuttle or something.  NOT an airport I care to go through again.
__label__2 Over the last 8-9 years, I've flown into the Vegas airport numerous times. Not because I'm a big party animal, but because I have family who lives there. It's always funny to see people's reaction when I tell them I go there to visit my niece/nephew and not to party or gamble. They just can't seem to comprehend it...\n\nAnyhoo, this airport is fine for what it is. It has a worn down feel to it. Not sure if the slot machines are a pro or con, since I'm not a gambler. And the restaurant options leave much to be desired.\n\nHowever, this airport isn't BAD, either. Security is generally amiable. Flights are generally on-time no matter which airline you fly. I guess there really aren't many weather issues here (vs. fog in SFO or snow in Denver). If you check your bag, it's pretty easy to find the carousel that you need. And if someone is picking you up, parking in the garage is cheap ($2/hour) and the drive-by pickup is easy too.\n\nI don't cringe when booking a flight into McCarran, but I don't necessarily jump up and down with excitement, either. It's just a means to an end in my world.
__label__1 This airport is only coveted for the destination that it leads its fliers too... the view of the Strip is the only thing that redeems this hotel. The tacky slot machines in the center of the terminal is one thing, but they dont even have a smoker's lounge (its vegas for god's sake!) There are not that many options for food at the airport. Also, it is a TINY airport with a lot of traffic and THE TRAFFIC LINE OF DOOM in itself is a catastrpohe. To its defense, you can drink while you are in line, which i saw many people doing.
__label__2 This place is dirty - they need to hire more people to clean the trash off the floor and the puke off the sidewalks. \n\nSo, why not 1 or 2 stars? Well, because there are slots while you wait, a fair amount of places to eat, free wifi, and lots  of security lanes.
__label__1 This airport is dirty, ridiculous, and not user friendly. What I mean by user friendly is... they need more outlets around the airport, so folks traveling for business can plug their lap tops and cell phones into for charging.  If you have a lay over here... good luck! I hope you're not late! You'll be walking a good mile before you reach your destination. As if traveling isn't already stressful. This airport adds to the stress... not to mention, you have slots machines every where- lose money quickly if you dare.
__label__2 I Absolutely hate....HATEEEEE picking anyone up from here who's just coming In from a domestic flight and I REFUSE to wait and pay for temp parking, It's a bit pricey. The passenger parking Is located on the 2nd floor and It's always REALLY busy, It's just AWFUL! If your picking someone up from here and you don't want to park PLEASE PLEASE make sure they're already there, there's no waiting allowed and they pushy parking attendants make sure your abiding by this rule. It's not as chaotic If your traveling internationally, It's much smaller and not as congested. Parking Is located RIGHT In front and the cabs are lined up before It.  \n\nI like McCarran Airport because It's NOT a big, scarey, confusing airport, at least as long as you know how to read and look for the signs. McCarran Is pretty well maintained for being built In the late 60s.
__label__2 Ay, what can I say? It's an AIRPORT. By American Airport standards McCarran probably ranks about a four. But anyone who's been to Chiangi Airport in Singapore or Munich Airport or even Bangkok Airport can tell you how inefficiently even the most efficient airport in America operates.\n\nNonetheless, check-in at McCarran was fast and easy and despite the long security line I got through pretty quickly which was great since I was hung over.\nFrom there getting to my gate was not a problem. I have to say that TSA at McCarran were the nicest and most laid back I've experienced at any airport in this country. \n\nAgain, citing my hungover state, it would have been nice to have more food (as in hangover food) venues in my immediate gate area. A smoothy wasn't going to cut and the lone Mexican place had a long line (and the site of margaritas scared me and sent me in the other direction)\nSo for America, not a bad airport.
__label__1 This airport is like old Vegas, you know its there, but you just kinda go there to walk through it to get someplace else. \n\nIt's a very awesome feeling getting off the plane and then immediately be greeted by slot machines. As for everything else at this airport, it's your basic runabout airport with no frills, just a workhorse for the people coming in and out of Vegas for conventions, meetings,  21st bdays, and \"crazy\" bachelor/ette parties. \n\nBe prepared to run into some characters when you roll up in here... Don't be scared, just enjoy it, you see much more when you get into Vegas. I guess this does give this airport some personality and some \"charm\". So just enjoy your stay!
__label__2 Traveling through McCarran was easy.  The TSA was friendly and helpful.  It's easy to get from place to place.\n\nI liked the fact that they had a designated passenger pick-up area, instead of my ride having to circle endlessly at baggage claim to find me.  Especially since he hadn't seen me in four years and might not have recognized me otherwise!
__label__0 Nascar weekend, 1 shuttle running from TSA to gates, no very smart.  Almost missed my flight.  Also on a time change day.  Your killing me.
__label__1 The people that work here are rude! SFO definitely way better.
__label__3 This review is mostly for the Tram/Terminal D\n\nI wasn't a fan of the \"original\" McCarran airport...you know the one I am talking about....where it feels like you are stepping back to 1974 with the retro carpet, loud slot machines, scents of cigarettes, sights of  grandmas spending their very last $8 in the slots while almost missing their flight back to reality.  I think this is the main terminal and it is still there...but thankfully via JetBlue...I don't have to spend much time in that one.\n\nBut the most recent trip landed me in the Jet Blue Terminal D - which is the new terminal.  Other than the hassle of catching a tram and waiting 15 minutes in the cab queue (which I understand the power of the Mob/Unions - but seriously this city should have made the tram run from the airport to the Strip), this airport is pretty good.\n\nFood choices are good.  (Cinnabon, Starbucks, a pizza place, a burger place, and literally a half-dozen other places that I can't recall at this moment).  I do however recall that I would have eaten at one of them except for the fact that I was going on 12 hours sleep for this 3-Day March Madness Guy-Trip weekend) and wanted to sit in a seat facing south looking over the tarmac and watching the planes and zzzzzzzzzzzzz.\n\nThe Terminal is very clean, modern, bright, and open.  A couple of desert turtle statues, a couple of model airplanes next to the escalator  which appear to be \"taking off\" when heading up or \"landing\" when heading down the escalator (which I thought was pretty creative).\n\nBathrooms are clean.  Wi-Fi is great.  Security was relatively quick.
__label__1 1.5 stars, rounded up because one star reviews make me so sad.\n\nFoolish me was not paying attention while planning a trip and ended up here with a five hour layover beginning at 9pm.  We were headed home to Hawaii, and thought it would be fine.  Land, grab some food, catch some sleep, hop on the plane, continue our sleep, and be home in time for breakfast with friends.  I did not count on the airport not being ready to help me with my plans.\n\nWhy, oh why, in an airport with flights at all hours of the day and night, would all of the restaurants close at 9pm?  Why would the only things open be the news stand and a pizza hut serving whatever had been under the heat lamp for the past few hours?  \n\nWhy, oh why, would there be no signs telling people how to get from the main terminal to the itty bitty terminal one needs to find to check into Hawaiian Airlines?  And why when you find your way to the itty bitty terminal would there be nothing warning you that you won't get to check in until an hour before your flight, no matter that the pre-security waiting area is nothing more than a line of empty counters and a few scattered seating areas?  No food, hidden restrooms, and no space for the plane-full of people who assembled, waiting for the check-in process to begin.  Most of my layover was spent standing, waiting for someone to fire up the computer.  I've never cursed having checked luggage more than for this flight, not even the time I moved from Germany to Korea with a 6 year old and 9 bags all weighing 70 pounds each.  \n\nBecause the flight was not available for check in ahead of time, I had to stay ahead of the high school group which filled the entire coach section of the plane.  There were a few hundred teenagers, their adult handlers, and a few scattered families and other late night travelers. We were easy to pick out, as we were the only ones not wearing the school colors (maroon and white) and we were the ones battling to be first in line so we could find places to sit once we made it past security.\n\nAt some point during my endless purgatory, a friendly worker asked me if I had enjoyed my time in Vegas.  I explained that  I had been to Vegas before, and enjoyed it very much, but that this was just a layover.  I also told him that this was quite possibly the worst airport experience I'd had in 40 years of air travel, and that if I never returned to Vegas it was simply because I wanted to avoid this airport.\n\nObviously, I have realized that the on-the-spot review might have been a bit harsh, so I've settled on rounding up to two stars instead of down to one. The rounding up has everything to do with the staff, almost all of whom were friendly and as helpful as they could be, considering the constraints of the actual airport.
__label__2 Won $14 playing the penny slots, oh yeeaaah...
__label__2 I grew up in Las Vegas so I've been here a zillion times. The security lines can be long during peak travel times (Fri and Sun afternoons), there's a nice variety of food chains and random and expensive stores. I always pray I get to fly out of the A and B gates since it is waaaay less crowded and there's never a line for security. Since it's a big airport, it can take a long time to get from your car to checking in your luggage to your gate, so allow for some extra hiking time. \nOf course there's cheesy Las Vegas crap all over the place and slot machines, but that's what makes this place so... Vegas. The TSA clowns are usually pretty easy-going and apparently the taxi lines are realllly long. So save time ad hire a limo. It probably costs about the same. Also, free Wi-Fi!!
__label__2 For obvious reasons this airport receives 5 stars when you arrive to Las Vegas and about 1 star when you leave. The restaurant options are the polar opposite of phenomenal and the restroom was about 1 stage away from being a scene from the movie 'Silent Hill'. Avoid the Chili's Too if you go here. Checking in and going through security wasn't too bad so I'd suggest arriving no earlier than an hour before your flight. Otherwise you will be enduring a longer visit to the McCarran Airport than one should ever wish for! If you brush into anything or open any doors I'd suggest about a gallon of Purell. (Southwest was great once they let us on the plane!)
__label__0 Verbally abusive security.  Have you ever been in the airport security line forced to listen to TSA agents belittle every passenger? Me neither until I visited this airport.  Constant degredations such as \"bags dont push themselves through the x-ray\" \"you want your property to be on the other side dont you.\" \"I only have to say this because people don't listen, leave their responsibilities and walk away\" and  \"the machine isn't automatic\" are just a few of the condescending comments made by security officers to passengers in line. Oddly enough, none of these things were happening while the security officer was berating us. This is clearly an abuse of power and they only get away with it because we are scared to death of TSA officers in the airports. If you have experienced similar instances please get names and report this abusive behavior to www.tsa.gov. I have to fly because of work, and I can choose my airlines, but I cannot choose what security I go through and in this instance I could not choose to be verbally abused by a TSA officer.
__label__3 Traveling in and out of this airport several times within the past 4 years, I have to say it is one of my favorite airports to be in.  With so much to choose from to eat and drink, and GAMBLE, how can you go wrong!?!?!\n\nThe minute you walk through the gateway and into the lobby, you are greeted by slot machines and the sounds that make you feel like you are already living it up in Las Vegas.\n\nThe airport is kept considerably clean and upkept. Flights are normally on time (depending on your departure city - if it is Newark, you can forget about your flight hardly ever leaving on time).  The TSA agents are also disciplined but friendly (you all know that some of these agents let their 'status' go to their heads lol!)
__label__2 Large airport... it's international after all, but my god it's a lot of walking. Needs more moving sidewalks ala Bellagio / Caesars / Luxor / MGM style. lol. \n\ncould also use a facelift, it's rather lackluster in appearance, inside and out. this IS Vegas, right??
__label__4 Beautiful airport with new renovations. I departed out of their brand new Jet Blue Terminal and was very impressed. This airport was clean with many shops and restaurants to choose from. Be sure to arrive early so you can buy some souveniers and even play some slots while you wait for your flight. \n They even have mini salons where you can get a quick massage or polish-but I'm sure they have them in every airport nowadays. \nIt's also 5-10 minute drive from new Las Vegas Blvd., which is great.
__label__2 It's an airport. You get to Vegas and then you immediately go straight to partying. Even the airport is calling for a party with the slot machines located at the baggage claims. \n\nThis airport moves pretty quick too. They get the job done and fly you to your destination! wohoo!
__label__3 What could you possibly say that would be negative about the entry point into the debauchery  capital of the world?\n\n- Slot machines, check.\n- Full on liquor store in the baggage claim, check.\n- High speed trams for those that took advantage of all the City had to offer that need all the help they can get to get back home, check.\n\nWell, they COULD set up some DFS stores in the terminals. That could be helpful.
__label__3 Easy airport to get in & out of, & convenient stores & restrooms all along. It would be nice if WiFi was free.
__label__1 The airport is in need of an update.  It is very lack luster, there are very few healthy options for food (although this is common for airports) and there are still random Oxygen bars (do people still use these?).  The bathrooms are pretty dirty.  They have some corporate sponsored \"charging stations\" but they are typically crowded and you can see people up and down the terminals either sitting on the floor or hustling to grab spots when they open.  Unless you are coming to or leaving LV, there are much better spots to have to lay over.
__label__2 Looks like McCarran has a new terminal, which is Terminal 3. I like this Terminal - wide open spaces, high ceilings, lots of natural lighting. Also, brightly light signage so it's easy to navigate. I guess I'll be flying in and out of this Terminal a lot. \n\nOne thing that I don't like is the lack of a TSA PreCheck Screening area, and airports which are not experienced with TSA PreCheck are often somewhat confused as to what to do with those who are a part of the PreCheck Program in my experience thus far.
__label__4 Renovated and gorgeous. Plus arriving here is just the best feeling in the whole world. Just writing this review makes me ready to party
__label__1 Flying here is great. It's vegas. You arrive and you're excited to have fun...\n\nThen you lose all your money gambling, can't afford dinner, you can't get into the clubs, you feel terrible, and you decide you need to go home.\n\nSo you arrive at the airport greeted by the longest line you have ever seen in your life. Hundreds of people line up back to walls that typically would be a vacant part of the airport. After an hour or two of this madness you get through security... whew that's over with....\n\nThen you realize you need to get to the D gates. But wait! You need to take the tram to the D gates. What's that? The tram is broken? Well, crap. Start walking a mile to the D gates with 100 lbs of luggage that wouldn't fit the 50 lb maximum for a checked bag (of course you brought WAY too much stuff back from vegas). \n\nAh, yes you arrived at your gate! 2 hour delay?! Sh*T!\n\n\nBottom line: \nWorst security line I have ever seen\nTram was down and required about a mile walk\nThe only thing redeeming this place is the free wi-fi which allowed me to write this review.
__label__2 I imagine at least a solid 60% of people who are trying to catch morning or afternoon flights out of here are hung over. \n\nWho thought it was a good idea to make this the loudest, brightest airport in the country?
__label__2 The worst part of this airport is their designated recharge zones are cramped, awkward, and there's never any power outlets available. There are scattered power outlets in very strange places throughout the airport so if you see a bunch of unrelated travelers stand around a wall of open space, they have struck gold. Wi Fi is free!\n\nThere's a lot of cute little shops to look at including an oxygen bar, a chocolate shop, and random souvenir items.
__label__2 Years ago, I thought McCarran was one of the best airports around.  Not because it was fancy or nice (cuz it's mostly not), but because they have slot machines by the gates!  Certainly beats just sitting around (though it's potentially quite a bit more expensive...).  I even remember telling myself that \"if I were to ever have a long delay, I would want it to be here\".  \n\nFast forward years later and I realized...I wanted to kick my own ass for jinxing myself.  A nine hour delay and a terrible hangover will do that to you.  The food vouchers we were given helped, but there weren't a lot of appetizing options near our gate to spend them on.  A sub shop and Starbucks were just about it.\n\nFast forward another few years and I was pleasantly surprised to see Virgin America had been moved into the newly built Terminal 3.  Needless to say, it's a huge improvement and much more appealing to fly in and out of - better dining options, spacious and clean, and a ton of outlets for charging devices.\n\nSince it was built detached from the main/older airport terminals though, splitting cabs isn't as convenient as it used to be if you're not going to the same terminal.  There's no direct access by foot between the two and the cab fare going from one to the other runs about $5-10 (though there's a shuttle between the two).  Seems pretty crazy to me!  Unless I was taken for a ride...\n\nBTW, ever notice how you arrive amped up and happy, but end up leaving beaten and exhausted?  Never fails.
__label__2 old airport, no wifi, no charging stations.
__label__3 Small quaint little airport. Pretty nice not the fanciest. You can gamble if you like there. Luggage is weird. You have to take a train to another area to get your luggage. Shuttle to the strip is easy and cheap, 7 dollars one way. Better then driving and cheaper and more relaxing.
__label__1 Clean airport full of debauchery: drinking, gambling, and I'm sure strippers are next. There's a lot of food choices, it's always tidy and getting around is easy. So, all in all I'd give 5 stars ---- if it weren't for the mile-long taxi line. I find this unacceptable and I'm surprised the casinos haven't found a way to speed this up to get people losing money in their houses more quickly. The cab line needs to improve!!
__label__3 This is my hometown airport so it's hard to write a bad review (you know, local pride and all that). I fly in and out of McCarran a lot. It's a serviceable airport with fairly easy parking and decent services. It's an older airport so it shows its age, but since Vegas attracts tourists from all walks of life from all over the world, it's a great place to people watch between flights. My favorite is to watch when people get off a plane from, say, Newark, and then they head straight for the in-airport slot machines. Only in Vegas. The new Terminal 3 wing is super nice and shiny but lacks adequate seating (and the security lines can be ridiculously long). If you are traveling out of Terminal 3 you need to allow at least 30 more minutes than you think you need.
__label__1 This airport should be better..
__label__2 This place is all right. Check in was a breeze (maybe because I came at 4am!). Yes it's old and outdated, but there's free wi-fi, so that's a plus for me. :)
__label__3 In line to get my CES badge for the show, the line went pretty fast !
__label__3 Excellent service...clean..organized..nkt too many shops..but usually one is done shopping as theythey've vegas
__label__0 I gave the airport one star not because it's ugly or that it's difficult to catch a cab or get your luggage.  I gave it one star because the TSA agent was SO incredibly arrogant and nasty to all the passengers trying to get through the security checkpoint.  \n\nWhile I understand it must be difficult maintaining order while thousands of people get through security everyday, I do NOT think it's necessary to be an A$$HOLE to everyone and go on with your diatribe (repeated every time he's done) VERY loudly and very demeaning (I'm sure this isn't in the employee handbook because I've been through MANY airports and I've never encountered this before...EVER).  Publicly shaming passengers for missteps (again...VERY loud and trying to embarrass passengers).  One person (not me) left their shoes on the belt and didn't push them in and he CALLED THEM OUT on it and then harrassed them in front of several hundred people.  Seriously?  No one should be allowed to behave that way.  \n\nI WANTED to say something to the guy but you know that they would have pulled me out of line and made me miss my flight.  \n\nI really hope that someone reads this and notifies his supervisor and he gets FIRED.  This is one of those situations that someone gets a bit of authority over others and takes it to the extreme.  I'm pretty disgusted with the morning and I really hope that Karma bites this guy in the rear because after what I witnessed this morning around 830 am, he has it coming to him.
__label__1 I have been to a lot of airports but this place is just a madhouse. This airport is way to small and over crowded and they really need to think about expanding this place. The food options are crappy and mostly just fast food, they offer free wifi but its pretty much useable, and there restrooms here are pretty disgusting. The only good thing about this place is the taxi services/ limo services and the baggage arrivals.
__label__1 Ok this is the way to get to Vegas, and this is the tourist mecca.  It was glitzy years ago but is now a bit divey and not so easy to get around.  I am not sure how else you would get to Vegas unless you want to brave the drive but the airport will not be the highlight of your trip.
__label__1 I really didn't like this airport.\n\nAside from the fact that it's Vegas and there are slot machines everywhere. The airport doesn't have electrical outlets next to seats or on them. Or even charging stations near the terminals. There's a separated little area for people to charge but it's not near their terminal and there isn't decent seating that people are sleeping, and sitting all over the place. This airport is a mess and given how much money they must be making, they can do better.\n\nI did want to mention that the free wi-fi is very helpful, but it isn't if you have to sit on the floor to charge your laptop far far away from your terminal so you can't even see the updated boarding time.\n\nThe food inside this airport is pretty bad too and I honestly don't really understand why. Everywhere is better than the Vegas airport, why???\n\nThey really need to improve everything here.
__label__3 You'd think an airport is an airport is an airport.  And you're mostly right, McCarran is great because its so easy to get in and out of, Terminal 1 is kind of congested.. but terminal 3 is amazing... always empty, super fast security.  Airport food is airport food... there the same overprice, under serving bars...
__label__2 I'm laughing as I write this - looking at my scribbles ( yes I keep notes don't judge I'm old! )\n\nI remember the very first time I came to Las Vegas and I disembarked from the plane no more than 50 feet from the ramp I spied slot machines and I laughed and I laughed, got excited like a little girl and plenty in a few coins and I think I want to hundred bucks!  Glitz and flash just like the strip:) \n\nThey get your money the moment you enter the state and they try to take your money as you leave the state.\n\nThis airport is busy - oh my God busy. It's a mini Atlanta or a mini Chicago O'Hare airport. \n\nSecurity stinks - and speaking of stinking so does the  airport like old stale cigarettes, booze, and hang overs. Back to security - there are always long lines, security is slow - there are never enough beds and they don't refill. Take some feedback TSA McCarran let's tighten it up and get it together.\n\nThe food situation is meh - lots of unhealthy, fast food crap. Not many restaurants pass a cutie which is a shame. The Wi-Fi is slow. Power outlets to charge phones are sparse. Hailing a taxi is a challenge. \n\nOkay so I have to say this - every airport facility needs to go visit PDX and TAKE NOTES do you see how a real city airport should be run. \n\nI'm just sayin.\n\nBut hey it's Vegas - and we fly in with a great attitude and excitement of this being party central and we fly home sad, hung over and poor!!
__label__1 Flying on this airline is so much worse than driving. Anywhere that the flight is under 2 hours I think I'd rather rent a car and drive.
__label__4 I absolutely LOVE Southwest Airlines. Many of you already know about the 2 free bags, low prices, and great service. Something however that shocked me was when I needed to cancel my flight, they made it such hassle free. All I remember was before with AA that I went through such loop holes to try to cancel a flight and they charged me fees on top of overprices tickets. But with Southwest, I was able to call the night before to cancel my flight and they send me a confirmation right away. I just used those credits to rebook another flight and I got the low prices offered on the site and there was no charge to rebook. Excellent service and motto. I will always fly southwest if I can!
__label__3 Typical SW. The staff is friendly. Sometimes, flights to/from here get really booked, especially when it's during snow season and everyone's trying to go eastward. I never had any issues with my flight, thank goodness. Their gates are super crowded though. So if you want to sit down and wait for you flight, get here early.
__label__0 I have checked in exactly 24hrs prior to my flight and got B 12. It's very hard to get A. I travel with my partner all the time and he is always A1 - A15. We asked them if I can go in with him but they denied it. So he has to go in and hassle people to not sit next to him and save me a seat and space above his head for my carry on which is sometimes hard to do. \n\nIt would have been so much easier if they would allow A-list flyers to bring their companion with them. United let's us board the plane together so we will switch airlines. \n\nSorry Southwest... Get better customer service and we will gladly switch. Did I mention we fly almost every week for a business!
__label__0 The salesman tried to sell me the insurance options for 1 hour even though I told him I got 100 per cent coverage from Geico.\nHe adds a Camry option for another $20 a day . I refused. he game a Kia which runs about 10 miles per gallon. The car is really old with 70000 miles on it .  I wish I had another reservation so I could walk out and go another counter. The price quoted on internet is only 75%  even though they listed out everything in detail. The actual price is higher due to some other unexplained charges, but I was too tired to continue to question.  Make sure you have back up plan when dealing with these people .
__label__1 I usually enjoy Starbucks if I want a sit-down breakfast alone away from home. The Starbucks at Von's Plaza is too tiny to expect to get seating, so I took my business to Einstein's next door.  Guess what? Same problem: tiny seating area. However, I think Einstein's gets slightly less traffic, so I was able to get a table.\n\nAlthough Einstein's definitely has many more food options and therefore a bigger breakfast selection, I think Starbucks wins the breakfast sandwich contest. Theirs is hotter and tastes better.  Einstein's turkey sausage sandwich was bland and the cheese wasn't even melted. Bleh.
__label__0 I rather drive to a location across town then come to this Einstein Bagels.\nThey had 5 workers including 2 supervisors, they were all confused and did not understand what to do. \n\nMy boyfriend and I ordered the lox bagel with extra capers and a side of potato salad along with a strawberry lemonade. They were busy so I didn't mind waiting a bit longer on their slow service but the workers were just rude.\n\nWe got here around 11 on Saturday and they were mostly out of their bagels with a handful of bagels. As we go your bagels, they did not put extra capers and forgot out salad and drink. They looked at us as if we were idiots when we were waiting for the rest of our food. The potato salad was already premade and they just had to take it out of the fridge but they made us wait another 5 minutes. Our drink took another 5-10 minutes, probably would have been finished with our meal if we didn't wait. \n\nJust don't waste your time coming to the location.
__label__0 It's a dirty location with a foul smell of piss inside. From my short visit it's apparent their main clientele are transient.
__label__3 The funniest thing...we left Hawaii to go to Vegas, but still found a way to eat local grinds. The food was simply delicious here! Better than a lot of places in Hawaii...hands down! \n\n*Korean Beef and Korean Chicken Combo ~ Bombtastic! Ask for side korean sauce. A little sweet, a little spicy, but a perfect complement to your meal. Kim chee and mac salad was onolicious!\n\n*Ahi Poke ~ fresh, cold, tasty! Even comes with ogo, too! Loved it!\n\n*Loco Moco ~ onos!\n\nOn our last day in Vegas, we hit up Aloha Specialties again. The line was crazy long (20 deep). I decided to google their phone number and made a take out order while standing in line. Our take out was done within 15 minutes. We got to enjoy our food while people were still waiting in line. \n\n*TIP* Order take out if the line is too long :)
__label__1 I had lunch today at this joint with family... My sis-in law, big fan of this place and makes it a point to stop here when she is in town...  The place is not very big at all but the line was out the door...  I ordered the mixed plate.. I thought it was ok,,, it included a beef, chicken and some fish... The beef though in sauce did not have much taste,,, the chicken was good, i liked it.. tender and moist, it was de-boned thigh,, the fish was ehh,,, rather had extra chicken.. The portion was large, too large for me to finish...  I will try the Mami or Udon noodles next time....  I hesitantly recommend this place... I would eat here again but i wont make a special trip....  Hope this helps
__label__3 If you are on a low-carb diet you can order the saiman without noodles and with veggies instead. I think I was charged around ~$4. They gave me bean sprouts and napa. Also still had the roast pork with it. Still a decent serving size and was pretty filling.
__label__4 Good hearty Asian style breakfast, brunch, lunch. Chicken, good.. crispy and moist. Platters are huge. Saimin was excellent. Long lines, but worth the wait. Mahi Mahi was pretty fresh.
__label__3 This place is a gem for a local food lover... The plate lunches are awesome and the won ton min is huge!  The hotel it's located in is a dive but this is worth visiting.
__label__3 Pretty good place for local food at a reasonable price. Like the korean chicken plate.
__label__4 Get like 20 spam masubis.
__label__0 Found bleach spots on 2 shirts. Went in 4 times to get it resolved because the manager wasn't there the 1st 3 times. Then she said \"we don't use bleach and we didn't do this\". Well I sure didn't ruin my shirts for fun, nor do I like to frequently stop by a place repeatedly for giggles. The manager/owner turned her back and walked away. Me= a couple hundred dollars down the drain. Nothing I can do and nothing they are willing to do or admit. DO NOT GO HERE!!!
__label__3 Binion's was always my favorite place to gamble when I'm downtown.\n\nI was recently there, and got my picture taken with the million dollars.  It's free to get the photo.  You just have to wait 30 minutes to pick it up.\n\nI also got several match coupons at the player's card desk.  Be warned if you get it, too:  the blackjack/crap tables won't let you play unless you go to the cashier, show your I.D. and get the REAL coupon.  THAT was a real drag.\n\nBut, other than that, you can find single deck blackjack, craps odds that are terrific, and great drink service at the slots and table games.
__label__0 Old Vegas.  You are really just a step above you're ugly cousin, Reno. \n\nBut Binions...oh, Binions...\n\nYou are kind of like Ballys' skanky auntie.  You know, the one no one talks about since she came out of rehab.  The one who likes to wear all that flashy gold jewelry with open toe shoes and you know she hasn't had a pedicure in a few years.  THAT auntie.    \n\nI sat in silence as I watched El Hub and friends play craps.  Of course this was after the picture taking adventure with the Mr. T little person standing outside.   I proceeded to observe two older ladies with matching fanny packs try their luck on the \"QUEEN: FREDDY MERCURY\" slot machine.  How many times can you hear \"Another One Bites the Dust\" over and over?  I wasn't willing to find out.  \n\nNot really a breath of fresh air from Fremont St.
__label__2 Just got back from Vegas where I visited Binion's, and the casino is better lit and actually updated and much cleaner from my last trip here (feet didn't stick to the floor). They've closed the hotel, so I guess their concentrating on the casino. People were playing here and having fun. \n\nThey'll take your photo in front of $1 million and give you as many copies (5x7) as you have people in the group. That was really cool. The deli is still there but prices have gone up so it's not the great deal it used to be. Didn't eat there so I can't review it. But all in all, this is an upgraded version and I've given it more stars. Keep up the good work:)
__label__2 This casino wasn't one of my favorites. But I can assure you that it was my favorite casino downtown aside from the Golden Nugget. It was nice walking in this casino, felt very comfortable. I didn't have much luck gambling here, but I never do at any casino in Las Vegas so I didn't expect much here. All in all I wouldn't complain. They have a nice little cafe that I've heard was good, but never had a chance to try it out.\n\nI can't rate other than it's appearance inside because I haven't roomed here. Just came here to hang out and play a few hands of paigow. It's not a big casino, but it is bigger than most on this street. I won't lie, if I do room anywhere off the strip, this would probably one of my top placed I would want to stay at. One other cool thing is that you can take a picture with 1million dollars. Probably the only place in Las Vegas you can do this. You can check out the pictures to see what I'm talking about.
__label__1 This place is soooo Ghetto! The only reason I came here was because this Cigar lounge was inside this casino which ended up being a bust as well. This casino looks so dilapidated, dirty and dingy.
__label__2 Visiting Binion's is like visiting your grandma in a nursing home.  You don't really want to go, because it's depressing, but you know, it's your grandma, so you really want to.\n\nMy husband and I are HUGE fans of Vegas lore.  We cried bitter tears the day the Sands was torn down, and our heart aches a little whenever one of the \"original' casinos are torn down to make way for the new mega-resort plexes.\n\nFor those of you who aren't Vegas-obsessed, Binion's was once the shiznit of gambling in Vegas (it was known as the \"Horseshoe\" back then).  Unlike other casinos in the 50's, it didn't focus on shows or acts, and they didn't have a high-roller section...it was truly a casino that focused on the gambler.  It had the first \"$1M\" display on the floor, and it hosted the World Series of Poker back in the day.  The stories behind Binion's - the drama, the legends, and the tragedies can fill an entire book (and have).\n\nSo of course, we had to make a pilgrimage to Binion's. \n\nAnd like I said, it was like visiting your grandmother in the nursing home.  It was run-down and depressing, yet there were moments and glimmers of what she must have been like, back in the day.  Most of the sparkle and wit is gone, but you can tell that it was once there.
__label__0 I'm a craps player, and I learned how to play in this casino 26 years ago.  It was a craps Mecca in its not too recent past.  But no more.  The box men sweat the dice and the rollers who happen to have a good run of luck.  The young ladies dealing are certainly friendly, but the box staff make up for that in a negative way.  My advice is go play at another casino mere steps away, where they actually are happy to see your action.
__label__1 It's pretty harsh for me to give 2 stars, but read on.\n\nI'm an explorer.  I look for things to do with our young son when traveling. As a result, I have been to many children's museums.\n\nHalf of the freaking exhibits don't work, are broken, or just suck in general.   It's only two floors.  Vegas could support four floors easily. \n\nThe gift shop is great if you're 4.   \n\nThe fat trick at the front counter was on the phone arguing with her husband (?) as the other girl checked us in.  My son went to look around the corner and see inside the museum. She stopped arguing long enough to yell at him to STAY WITH YOUR MOM AND DAD AT ALL TIMES.  \n\nRight in front of her, I told him, \"IGNORE HER.  You are not mentally retarded nor handicapped. We haven't lost you yet and it's been almost 9 years.  Feel free to EXPLORE. \"   O_o\n\nShe just looked at me.
__label__0 Ok this review is from two years ago, but I only started using Yelp recently. This is not even a food review..we walked out prior to being served. If your not a regular or a goombah, then you really don't need to eat here unless you like getting ignored and pissed. Took my dad her on his Vegas visit and we were seated in the corner room of their old place. There was a big party in the main room, but we were seated and then nobody even gave us menu's for 15 minutes and then after nobody else came over to take my order, I just flipped out on the idiot owners there. His lame apology was pathetic and I really wanted to punch him that night for sorta ruining the evening. Bootlegger Bistro saved the night. Who cares how good the food is if you can't even get a waiter to your table on a half-empty weekend night. JUst like the Sahara,, this piece of mob history needs to be imploded or give me some owners who care about new customers.
__label__4 If you want an authentic handcrafted tamale this is the place to go.  Being a Mexican American I feel I am somewhat of an expert when it come to these things.  These are just like the one's my mother and grandmother used to make (They have since passed on, but not before handing down these generations old recipes to me and my female family members), the only difference is they did not shred their meat, they made bite size pieces.  I go buy these when I am lazy (because they are labor intensive to make).
__label__3 I would have given this place a three but they redeemed themselves in their ability to correct a problem with their food.  A friend mine ordered the menudo and it was very salty. The waiter quickly corrected the problem to my friend's satisfaction. In the past the menudo here has been great. I think this was just a bad day for the menudo.  Every other dish ordered that day was good.  Be warned this place is not in the best area of Las Vegas so if you go late at night just be aware of your surroundings. I will definitely keep Dona Maria Tamales on my list of places to eat when I go to Vegas. Its not gourmet but it definitely satisfies my taste for good mexican food.
__label__1 I came for the signature tamales and left wishing I would have gone to el sombrero.  the food was shlockely prepared and lacked flavor.  it was also lukewarm.  service was equally thoughtless.
__label__1 I've passed this place several times on my walk & I just happened to have skipped breakfast and was hungry around lunch time & found myself across the street & decided to give it a try.\n\n I didnt even look at the menu & ordered a Chicken Burrito To-Go & it came to $8. I was a little surprised at the price but went with it hoping for the best. It was lunch time and most of the tables in the small dining room were occupied with what looked like Business people from DownTown. I was offered a seat to wait for my order but probably moreso to be out of the way of the waitress as this place is very small & compact.\n\nAs I waited I looked at the signed pictures on the wall = Penn & Teller, Ray Charles, Freddie Fender, and alot I didnt know. I didnt have to wait very long and was asked if I wanted some chips & salsa to take with me and I initially declined but the nice waitress sold me saying \"Its all fresh & Homemade\" I ate the chips on the way home and they were as advertised = very lite with a little salt and the red ones were very good.\n\nWhen I got home I was very disappointed in what I had got for my $8. The burrito was good enough but only a medium sized portion compared to Roberto's or the other Mexican place I have reviewed here which sell bigger & better for $5. In hindsight I should have had lunch there and ordered a special from the menu, which is what I will do next time I'm hungry & in the area.\n\nThe place was almost full so they must be doing something right.
__label__3 Wow!! The Golden Gate hotel is old, poor thing. It needs an overhaul big time! I haven't stayed here & to be honest I probably wouldn't with the condition it is in right now. However, I did play here.......oh yeah....great little casino to play in when your trying to stretch your dollar and get the most action. We stumbled into this little gem when we were at Binions and I asked one of the dealers where we could learn how to play roulette cheap. He told me that there was 25 cent roulette at the GG! Wow 25 cents, can't get cheaper than that! The funny thing is that when we got there the Roulette table was full so we all sat down and played Blackjack. The minimums were about $5 for all table games which was a little disappointing since I was ready for my 25 cent games.....hey I know that sounds cheap but I was trying to learn damn it!! I get intimidated by Roulette & Craps.......too fast & people get all ticked when they sense you don't know what the hell you are doing!! So the Blackjack tables were fun & the dealers were nice & fun too! And wow the waitresses were speedy....always a plus! So I didn't try the famous cocktail but I did go back the next night and won about $180 on the 25 cent Wheel of Fortune game, besides the fact that I was playing it for about 3 hours!!!! I'm telling you I love these casinos where you feel like you are actually winning & that you have an edge over the house!!! I will be back again GG....thanks for the great times!
__label__3 If you're expecting dingy and gross because of the low price, you'd be wrong. The rooms are small, but if you prefer an older aesthetic, you will be in heaven. It's the kind of place that has character. And you know, a flat screen tv and an iPod dock. The Neutrogena products (as opposed to the no-name 80s products in the Treasure Island bathroom) were a very nice touch. \n\nUnfortunately, you will hear every minute of the Fremont Street Experience, but there's only one bed in the room, so find a way to distract yourself and you'll ignore it.
__label__4 I just love the Golden Gate. This place is for all of us who think the Strip is a bit too flashy. Its a hole in the wall casino with a couple craps tables, ten or so blackjack tables, and a small section of slots. \n\nAt night it gets to be a lot of fun with the cheap limits on the tables and go-go girls. I was here with three friends and we definitely let ourselves get drawn into their game (you know the one where they fake flirt with the customers in order to get you to stick around and drop more money gambling), but didn't mind cause we were having drinks on the house and its Vegas so you should enjoy the cheesy things in life like faux-flirting go-go girls!\n\nThe Pit bosses were also very nice and would come around and ask if everything was alright and made sure we were having a good time.
__label__3 Sometimes good things really do come in small packages!  Considering that this is Vegas' first casino and that it was built in 1906, this boutique hotel/casino is classy but simplistic and very nice inside!  I love the row of old style slot machines - very neat touch.  The casino floor and bathrooms are spotless.  The dealers are dressed as flappers at night, which I think is really fun.  \n\nWe haven't stayed here but signed up for Club 1906 and it didn't take much gambling (playing joker poker at the bar while enjoying \"free\" drinks) before we received free room offers in the mail.  Maybe we'll take advantage of this later on if we want to do a downtown staycation.  \n\nIf you're downtown and haven't checked out the first Las Vegas casino, stop in for a drink or some craps!  This place is totally fun!
__label__1 When I learned of the 99 cent shrimp cocktail on one of the hundred Travel Channel shows about Las Vegas, I've been committed to try it if I ever went to Vegas.  It is the absurdity of discount food, seafood no less, and its 'famous' status that gets to me.  Similarly, on another show, a 99 cent giant hot dog was presented.  It was available at  another casino, Slots a Fun, further south on the strip.  Yeah, it looked like loaf of baloney (yes baloney, the proper word might have you think it's higher in quality or something), but I was still going to buy and eat it.\n\nSo the years have passed and the price of the shrimp cocktail has risen, 1.99 in 2008, and now this year when I finally do visit Las Vegas, 2.99.  That monstrosity of a hot dog is gone, replaced with hum drum standard Nathan's franks.  Then there it was in front of me, a tulip glass full of pale shrimp, doused in a smooth red cocktail sauce.  They were cold, watery, and completely flavorless.  Any and all flavor is just  the spicy horseradish and tomato of the sauce.  Unadorned shrimp lacked so much of everything, that taking a salt shaker and sprinkling the contents into your mouth would evoke more of an ocean-y thought.\n\nOh right, about the casino.  All of the table dealers were nice, even though I have no idea what their faces look like.  Craps is a low roller friendly $5, and the machines were fairly loose.  I'm glad I got that out of the way, although I'd only come back for the ample chests and gambling.
__label__3 Only stopped in for breakfast but really enjoyed it. The restaurant has an old time feel and the waitresses wear the old style diner uniforms I remember as a kid. The service was great and the food was good too. I'm hoping to actually get a room here next time I'm on Fremont Street.
__label__4 I love, love, love the Golden Gate!! \u00a0Sadly, I've fallen out of love with the ol' girl's sister property, but that's a different story for a different day.\n\nTHE ROOMS: \u00a0Small. \u00a0Very small. \u00a0Teensie weensie small. \u00a0In some of the rooms, the bathroom door hits the toilet upon entry. \u00a0That having been said: \u00a0As a solo traveler, I couldn't care less about the size of the room. \u00a0For heaven's sake...the hotel was built in 1906!! \u00a0I've stayed at Golden Gate a couple of dozen times in the past 20 years. \u00a0Have always had a pleasant experience.\n*Housekeeping at this property rocks! \u00a0The folks who clean the rooms are either trained very well or they take great pride in what they do. \u00a0Or both.\n*If you get a room facing the Fremont Street Experience, it will be loud. \u00a0Very loud. \u00a0Turn on the tv or your iPod and go to bed at 9 pm if you want. \u00a0\n\nTHE SUITES: \u00a0I like the suites a lot. \u00a0A bit of an odd layout. \u00a0More of a \"shotgun\" configuration...but no complaints. \u00a0Clean, neat, comfy. \u00a0\n\nTHE GAMING: \u00a0This is a small casino with an alive, vibrant atmosphere. \u00a0Dancing girls on table tops who are also dealers. \u00a0Great, current music. \u00a0A true mix of clientele, from middle aged to 20-something hipsters. \u00a0A very comfortable, relaxed place to game. \u00a0I only play craps and video poker. \u00a0Here's what I can tell you:\n*Craps: \u00a010X odds. \u00a0Let me say that again. \u00a010X odds. \u00a0Not the stoopid 3X4X5X. \u00a0I play a $5 or $10 game. \u00a0Really haven't noticed whether the tables have a lower minimum. \u00a0Dealers are friendly and helpful. \u00a0Tables are fun.\n*Video poker: \u00a0Average pay tables for downtown. \u00a0Not horrible, not full pay. \u00a0The machines at the bar have the same pay tables as the ones on the floor. \u00a0(I hate it when bar VP pays less than floor VP. \u00a0Not the case here.) \u00a0 My biggest gripe is, there are NO multi-line machines to be found at this property. \u00a0The highest denomination is Presbyterian. \u00a0Ok, just kidding. \u00a0Seeing if you're paying attention. \u00a0The highest denomination is $5. \u00a0Wish they'd offer $10 and $25 for that \"once in a blue moon\" when I'm willing to give it a try. \u00a0Most folks I've noticed play at the 25-cent level.\n*Other: \u00a0There's an area for high limit table games. \u00a0The Golden Gate introduced a new game, Riverboat Roulette, about a month ago. \u00a0The blackjack tables are usually kickin'. \u00a0I really don't play the tables. \u00a0Looks like folks have fun at them.\n\nTHE DINING: \u00a0One option: \u00a0DuPar's. \u00a0Old school. \u00a0I really, really like the food. \u00a0Go healthy if you want. \u00a0Go for the comfort food if you want. \u00a0I highly recommend the soups. \u00a0Oh, and the pies.\n\nTHE BAR: \u00a0The \"Prohibition Bar\". \u00a0Can't speak to the prices, because I play VP. \u00a0If you're playing video poker, you get free drinks. \u00a0 Absolutely adore the bartenders, especially Curly and Raoul. \u00a0Curly knows more corny jokes than anyone else on the planet. \u00a0There've been times I've gone to Golden Gate just to see him.\n\nTHE OTHER GOO: \u00a0\n\n*The owner, Derek Stevens, hangs out at the bar at least a couple of nights a week. \u00a0I dig the shit out of that. \u00a0Where else does that happen?\n*Sign up for the players club. \u00a0It's pretty generous. \u00a0You earn points while playing that can immediately be converted to freeplay, if you play enough. \u00a0If you churn a bit of scratch, you will also be rewarded with monthly freeplay and a voucher for DuPar's dining. \u00a0And the folks who work at the players club are a hoot!\n*If you are associated with Golden Gate, I must ask that you go away, stop reading, and skip this entry. \u00a0Are you gone? \u00a0Cool. \u00a0There is one unintended bit of entertainment that the Golden Gate offers. \u00a0It's in the women's bathroom. \u00a0The handwashing faucets are set out too far to catch the motion sensor at the base of the spigots. \u00a0This results in moving your hand to trigger the sensor (which triggers the water to come on)...but...by the time you put your hands under the water, the water goes off (because the faucet is too long.) \u00a0HOURS of entertainment watching drunk 20-something girls trying to figure the thing out!! \u00a0Water. \u00a0No water. \u00a0Water. \u00a0No water. \u00a0Cracks me up!!!\n\nListen, I love Las Vegas. \u00a0I love Golden Gate. \u00a0Flaws? \u00a0Sure. \u00a0This is a property whose owner is very much a part of the community, who has introduced some very cool things to downtown (kickboxing, Kid Rock concert, etc.), and who is trying real hard to look for ways to improve things (he bought the old courthouse property, which is currently being worked on, to become...I don't know!)\n\nThe Golden Gate is Old Vegas, baby. \u00a0And it's not sitting around watching the world go by. \u00a0From the build-out of the bar out front, to the owner being visible and readily accessible, this place has positioned itself as part of the community, with an eye toward raising the bar. \u00a0And I dig that.
__label__2 So the rooms are super small and the tiny bathrooms are dingy & outdated. You get what you pay for, right? The rooms are clean and updated with a slightly vintage feel (Elvis & Beatles framed prints on the wall of our room). The shower WAS either freezing or scalding, but this place has been in business forever so it's an old building. I'm not crazy about the $20 resort fee for wifi that doesn't seem to work, especially since there's no pool-what's the resort?! But for the price it's good. \n\nEdit: the Fremont street experience was RIGHT outside our window (past our view of dumpsters) and we weren't there to party so that was kind of a drag, but if you're going to party till the wee hours you won't mind.
__label__3 Came here on a Friday night to have a drink at the prohibition bar located in the casino. I was impressed by how the dealers and dancers in the middle of the floor never stopped shaking and bouncing. It really helped in keeping the energy up in the room. The tables were busy and so was the bar, but the service was still good. Additionally, their vallet is always super nice.
__label__2 Reviewing the old location- 3.5 stars- it was hit or miss with this thrift store for me. My sister and my mom like this one, though. On my last trip here, I did find new rolls of gift wrap still in the original cellophane, for super cheap- score. I saw Corelle (this is what I use for everyday, at home) dishes and bowls in the kitchen area marked at $6.00. The layout of the store is a little odd. There are rooms which appear to be add-ons or something because you walk into other rooms within rooms (did that make sense?). Good selection for furniture- some were donations from major local retailers. Loading area for furniture pickup is located in the back. Small parking lot, sometimes one can find parking in front of the store. Some of the people working here are volunteers. \n\nThe temporary location (grand opening is Today, in fact) is located at the old Steve & Barry's store near the Meadows Mall. Since the fire, many businesses have donated merchandise, so the inventory should be very good.
__label__3 If you are serious about looking like a pimp, this is absolutely your destination.  There are a mix of consignment items and new pimp-gear.  I drooled over the three ties painted with Vargas girls ($100 each).  Oddly, almost everything I looked at was priced at $85.  The woman working there did not get off the phone or offer to help me the entire time I was there.
__label__4 i love this place. i have been going here since before the moved it into the old church. the owners are nothing but sweethearts and the food is delicious and totally inexpensive. plus i just love the atmosphere.
__label__2 Lucas is great if you work downtown and you're having a rough day that requires working through your lunch break. Call, place your order and your food will arrive within the hour. \n\nIt's the only place downtown that has been consistent with delivery times and quality of food (outside of ordering pizza). It's not the GREATEST lunch spot in the downtown area, especially with the emergence of new, and fabulous, lunch spots (like Le Thai and Eat...) but it's definitely my go-to delivery spot. \n\nI almost always order a salad (greek or caesar) and have never had any problems. Salads come with dressing on the side and a bread roll. Really tasty, in my opinion. My only qualm is they tend to over-charge, especially if you want to substitute anything or add meat to your salad. \n\nI've ordered the Reuben and BLT in the past -  not bad! They've got decent french fries and one of my co-workers really loves their empanadas. \n\nThe menu is huge so you shouldn't have trouble finding something that catches your eye. Although, I advise against ordering any of the soups because they lack flavor.\n\nAlso, there's an AYCE salad bar if you chose to sit and eat rather than have it delivered. I've never actually been to Luca's, but this is what I hear around the water cooler!
__label__4 Clean shelter. Affordable vaccinations. Friendly staff. Quick service. And I love volunteering and walking dogs when I have a chance. One of the best shelters in the world. I would recommend to anyone who wants to adopt new pets, vaccinate, and spay or neuter current pets. You can even get a tour of the place. Really cool and caring staff. Thanks for everything Animal Foundation.
__label__3 Perfect for a local band, and the cajun fries aren't bad either. If there is a neon reverb band playing there, or another local band..you can always count on a good dive bar experience!
__label__3 I probably shouldn't be allowed to review the Western given how, um, inebriated I was when I was there last February. But actually, inebriated is the best way to experience the Western. This ain't the kind of casino that you come to Vegas for, but if you're an aficionado of \"dirty Vegas\" like I am, it's the kind of casino that keeps you coming back.\n\nThe Western is a few blocks from the Fremont Street Experience on the other side of the new \"Fremont East\" district. I highly recommend a few drinks at the Griffin or one of the other bars before you head to the Western. Get a nice buzz on, amble over to the Western, and play some $1 blackjack. The drinks will keep coming pretty regularly, and if you've had a few before you come, you won't notice how bad the well liquor is. \n\nOh. And wash your hands when you leave. Seriously, you don't know where those chips have been.
__label__4 Awesome place, especially when Tori is working. She rocks.
__label__3 I'm pulling a total hipster move, but.... This place was cooler when it first (re)opened.\n\nSorry.\n\nAnyway, Atomic was a five-star joint for me for a long time.  They played 80s tunes on the jukebox, their specialty drinks were good, there was an interesting crowd, and you always wound up in a conversation with a stranger.  I still love the place but have to knock off a star.  Ever since the press coverage/Anthony Bourdain special/Holly Madison sightings, Atomic has been swarmed.  It's not so easy to strike up a conversation with the person in the bar stool next to you with groups of people hovering over your head.  The specialty drinks are no longer made with love cause the bartender has a line of people that want to buy a beer.  But the music is still great.\n\nThere was even one incident where we sat down at the bar and waited for 20 minutes and no one even acknowledged us let alone took our order.  So we finally left and went to Velveteen instead.\n\nIt's best to be here with a group of people you can get rowdy with on the weekends.  Or if you prefer something more tame, come during the week.  I also recommend visiting during the day- you'll meet a few old timers that have been drinking at this bar since the test site blasts.  \n\nStick with the beer (they have a good selection) or easy-to-make cocktails.  If the bartenders aren't swamped, the Hunter S Smash is a good choice.\n\nFun interior and they have a large patio if you prefer to sit outside.  Expect to pay around $6-$10 for drinks.  Bonus for the large parking lot with free parking.\n\nCongrats to Atomic for their success.  I'm glad to see a Vegas landmark still intact and thriving.\n\nNikki Jo's Ladies Restroom Review:\nSuper cute!  And clean.  Only two stalls though so there may be a bit of a wait if you are there on a crowded Saturday night.
__label__3 Nice selection, local hangout spot, poorly located. At least currently it requires a walk slightly out of the comfort zone for some. Worth it if you aren't too cautious though.
__label__3 Born and raised in Vegas, but haven't been in the Gold Spike until now(No longer a resident of Nevada). I expected it to be WAY more dirty adn dive-y, but was surprised at how bright and CLEAN it was. It wasn't full of people either(I guess cus it was a couple days before xmas) so it made it even more pleasurable. The bartender(Dani?) was a total sweetheart and was well acquainted with my barfly friend who got me interested  in the joint in the first place. Drinks were cheap and delicious(but Makers Mark always is).\nI definitely plan on going back whenever I'm in town and may even try to stay in the rooms...we'll see how brave I feel :D
__label__0 Headed back to Phoenix and of course I get stuck with jerk Bernard again. Swerving all over he road, being rude to customers.  We stopped in Falstaff for what he's said was a 15 min break.....he left us on the bus for 43 mins without explanation.  Then when is asked him what t he problem was he said,nothing and was extremely rude
__label__0 I will never use the greyhound again, it was awful. I was going from las Vegas to CA. The seats were uncomfortable, the tvs didn't work, the driver was rude and the employees werent helpful.
__label__0 I was unsatisfied with all aspects of their customer service process. they did not explain things clearly. their policies are not meant to help you and i had a very unpleasant experience. save yourself the trouble and fly with rates so low. i would give zero stars if the option existed.
__label__1 Yelp 365 challenge: Review 007/365 (8/7/2011)\n\nI'm compelled to update my review because I know now what it's like firsthand to stay in the East Tower at the Cal (accessible via the elevators past the lobby and next to the Buddha statue).\n\nObservations of the East Tower:\n\nThe walls are thin.  Super thin.  Whenever our next-door neighbor on our left opened his/her door, it sounded as if someone was trying to break-in our room.  I could also hear housekeeping doing their rounds every single morning (which was relatively early, since we usually woke up sometime around noon).  To make matters worse, there were doors within our room connecting us to both the left and the right.  Each door created a considerably wide, open gap over the carpeted floor.  As a result, it was unavoidable to hear the TV as well as conversations going on, especially in the room to our right.  Noises are definitely amplified rather than muffled within this building.\n\nOld doesn't necessarily have to mean dirty - but in the East Tower, unfortunately, the two go hand and hand.  One night, while in bed watching TV, my travel buddy heads to the bathroom.  Seconds later, SLAPSLAPSLAP!  The lovely sound of a huge cockroach being smashed by my friend's slipper.  He disposed of most of it in the toilet, but I came by later and discovered a squashed pair of legs and wings.  If you know me, you know that I hate and absolutely fear roaches.  It's a silly phobia of mine, but nevertheless, still a phobia.  So since then, I'd be on high freak-out alert whenever I was in the room - half expecting one of those monsters to swoop in and attack.  This is the last thing I want or expect to have to deal with on vacation.\n\nThe bathtub clogged.  Every.  Single.  Day.  We're only two people (both of whom only took showers), and we definitely weren't using anything that shouldn't go down the drain.  In fact ... half the time my travel buddy used the hotel's toiletries and - without fail - I always used natural / organic hair cleansers (which are actually better for the environment).  So although I cherished that time every day in which I could temporarily free myself of Vegas's dry air, a clogged bathtub was, is and will forever be considered one of the most nasty features to have to endure at any hotel.\n\nIf you're reading this and wondering why I didn't \"speak up\" during the entire trip, here's why:  one check-in, one carry-on, one handbag and a big pile of new things from LV that remained unpacked - all of which were mine. The thought of having to transport everything to another room, especially in the West Tower, was headache-inducing ... because really, do I want to make work for myself while on vacation?  =/
__label__3 If you are looking for a pleasant place to stay with a very casual atmosphere, The Cal is the play to be!  \n\nMy wife and I stayed here over labor day weekend as it was the most reasonably priced hotel I could recognize (there's a ton of cheaper places, but in Vegas, you just don't want to take 'that' gamble).  \n\nThe room was roomy, pleasantly decorated and the beds were super comfy.  The valet staff was relaxed yet expedient in taking and retrieving my vehicle.  The restaurant was modestly priced, if not cheap!  Their breakfast buffet was small, but perfect!  For about $7 you get coffee and all you can eat yummy breakfast food!  I just keep telling folks, all the staff wears Hawaiian shirts, so of course their at ease.  \n\nI also appreciate that the Cal hasn't resorted to the obnoxious gimmicks that the other downtown hotels have resorted to.  It's a comfortable place to stay, a friendly place to gamble and I feel welcomed as a guest.
__label__1 The first room they gave us was dirty and when I came back down to tell them, they informed me that there were no non smoking rooms left but then they said they had one left.  A King size bed which wasn't the great since it was for my Dad and myself but we were too tired to wait for the maid to clean the other room. The maid service was awful once we were there. On the first morning, we had a \"please make up our room\" sign up from 9am until 3pm and when we got back, they still hadn't made it up!  No free breakfast but you do get a $10 credit which doesn't cover much. Staff friendly but I wouldn't go back.
__label__0 I went into this Burger King, as I do every day for lunch, to get a quadruple Whopper meal with a King-sized fries and XXL diet Chocolate shake.  When I ordered, the person behind the counter took my hard-earned money and came back and gave me what looked like a BIG MAC!!!!!!\n\nWhat the fuck???  If I wanted a nasty, processed, non flame-broiled Big Mac, I'd go to Wendy's.  I eat Burger King and ONLY Burger King.  So I politely asked the man behind the counter \"What the fucking shit is this, you faggot???  I axed for a Whopper so get your head out of your Mom's cunt and GIVE ME A MOTHERFUCKING WHOPPER NOW!!!!!\"\n\nJust as I was about to throw a molotov cocktail at the fry cook rather than order something else on the menu that is exactly the same as the Whopper, I saw none other than \"The King\" himself come from behind the counter with my delicious fat-free Quadruple Whopper on a plate made of solid gold.  I realized that I was part of a hilarious hidden camera gag and loosened my chokehold on the girl with Down's syndrome who was refilling the ketchup and moved the shard of glass away from her jugular.  I chuckled and promptly apologized to the employees and customers who I had scared with my voice-raising and tard-choking and happily took my food to the parking lot to eat in my Honda Del Sol as I do every day.  I took my first bite of the Whopper and realized - THERE ARE ONLY THREE PATTIES ON THIS THING!!!\n\nBy then it was too late to raise another fuss and I had to get back to my job at Chick-Fil-A.  I am, however, currently trying to build a super laser so that I can vaporize that Burger King for fucking up my Whopper.  I will never forget.
__label__2 Maybe the Best Pizza in Vegas
__label__0 By far the most greasiest pizza I've had in Vegas. Total disappointment.
__label__3 Thankfully this place re-opened.  What's there to say...you can get a nice NY style pizza hot and fresh here for far less than the poor excuse for a pizza parlor across the street.  When I say hot, I mean HOT...holy mackerel does that pie come out smoking hot.  Good quality and good service to be found here into the late evening.  Great spot to grab a quick slice when on E. Fremont.  Uncle Joe's a cool guy too...just don't get on his bad side or he'll toss you out on the street like yesterday's trash as was witnessed when two assholes decided to go toe to toe in the restaurant.  Good times!
__label__2 Part of the Boyd line of hotels. The Fremont is good for gambling and not worrying about idiot tourists who split 10s. Or 6s... against a face card. But I digress... I haven't done so well here in a while, but that just means that I'm using all the bad luck and you'll have more good luck when you go!
__label__1 This is specifically a review of the Fremont Casino eatery... not the casino itself, nor the hotel.\n\nI came in here to compare the advertised 99 cent shrimp cocktail to the famous but now hard-to-find $3 shrimp cocktail of the Golden Gate up the street.  How could they actually give you a shrimp cocktail for $1?  Too good to be true?\nIndeed... It's two spoons of micro shrimp over cocktail sauce over shredded celery. Tasty snacking, but not the same as up the street... and the loose celery in your system will come back to haunt you, I found out later.\n\nI also ordered a saimin, to compare to the grill in the Plaza up the street, and immediately regretted it when I saw them unwrap it and jam it in the microwave.  All in all, the eatery is meh.  Perhaps they're open crazy hours and they might be a godsend if you're drunk or stoned at 4AM with the munchies, but during normal business hours, you definitely get what you pay for... or sometimes even a little less.  There's better stuff up the street.
__label__0 My bestie and I stayed here 2 years ago. It was a complete nightmare! We weren't able to check in until after 6pm, when we were told an 11am check in would be fine. Our room was dirty and dingy, I wouldnt walk around barefoot; might even want to wear rain boots! Shower didn't work (um I would like to have washed all the desert heat and grimmy room feel off of me) \n\nWe went out and enjoyed Fremont st. Came back to sleep at this crackden of a hotel. In the morning, we could visibly see all the stains, which looked like past guests included Freddy Kruger (blood) and Ron jermey (yes, semen). Nice veiw of the parking lot, with broken glass and car alarms going off every hour. \nTried to talk to management, got nowhere \n\nUnless you want that horror movie, run down motel feeling, DON'T stay here. Disgusting
__label__0 So I will start off by saying about a month ago I was yelling to the TOP of my lungs everyone needs to visit the Fremont Casino its my favorite place!!!  They have the best tables!\n\nSadly I had a horrible experience and it has permanently changed my views of this place. I was playing at the Craps table ($3) and this very loud group next to me was playing and the man next to me on multiple occasion kept thinking my money was his. So in my mind I am like why aren't these people doing anything to prevent this? So it got so bad that they actually had to go look at the tape.\n\nSo here is my real issue. The man argued to the staff that it was his money on the table and I was nicely sad that it was mine but the game in no way could be stop while the conflict got resolved. So Money that no one could confirm sat on the table when all I wanted to was grab my money and leave. The Manager on duty Monica  was so rude to me she did look at the tape (for 10-15 mins) and saw that it was my money and when I asked for my $3 back YES $3 that they couldn't confirm that was mine she tried to tell me I was trying to get over and scamming them. I WAS LIKE ARE YOU SERIOUS you guys make $3 in 0.02 seconds and you can't afford to give me $3???? She told me I had to make an appointment to speak to someone higher than her. the customer service was TERRRRIBLE and it did not stop there.\n\nThe next morning I called and asked to speak to the Operations Manager and he got on the phone and told me he would take a look at it and give me a call back and pretty much said what do you want and we cant give you anything more than $3. I NEVER HEARD FROM THIS MAN EVER AGAIN! \n\nand I made it clear if you would've given me the stinking $3 I would've given it right back to you at the craps table. \n\n\nJust be careful at this place... I am so sad that this happened to me at my FAVORITE place.
__label__1 Well......No self parking to begin with. You either Valet or park in the California's lot a block away. The room is TINY, yet modern and comfortable. The bathroom is TINY and at an incline so luckily they have a warning about that or youd fall flat on your face walklng into the bathroom! Hallways are narrow and short so never a long walk from the elevator. The casino is ALWAYS busy and you do notice that they really need to do something about the smell in there.\n\nDespite all this, its still not a bad place......unless youre looking for a pool in which case i'll let you know when i'm done laughing
__label__0 Oml this food tastes like crap!!!The waitress is so damn slow!!They should get someone faster!It is also in a really bad area!!The food is disgusting.Dont recommend it
__label__3 Old Vegas Old Vegas Old Vegas Old Vegas!\n\nIf I didn't already tell you, this is OLD VEGAS deluxe.  In the bowels of the 4 queens in downtown, a truly hidden gem for dinner.  Warm dark walls, booths and a menu reminiscent of \"the old days\".  \n\nNot sure if the building or staff have been there longer, but they are all top notch.\n\nFirst, the wine Sommalier is a fine Englishman with a extremely broad wine knowledge and a very pleasant demeanor.  We eat here perhaps twice per year and he remembers our names and the wine we had last visit.\n\nThe evening focuses around the salad cart with over 15 different items  and three home made dressings tossed table side by Victor the salad master.  Thereafter there are the old time standards, rack of lamb, veal oscar, steak diane, etc.\n\nI had the veal oscar with crab , white asparagus and a wine demiglace, it was tender and very good.  My wife had the salad and shrimp cocktail, she wasn't very hungry, it too was nice.  My mother rounded out with the swordfish simply grilled, tender and good.  We chose a very nice, and nicely priced ($65.00) Spanish Cabernet \"2003 Torres\" mas la planta.\n\nYou are served a berry sorbet in a mini waffle cone between courses and finish off with chocolate dipped strawberries  and figs.  Yes, we were stuffed but had the banana's flambe anyway.... a must.\n\nListen to me!!!  If you go to Vegas you MUST come here.  Forget charlie trotter, aureole etc.  Relax and take a trip back in time.  You'll thank me later.
__label__2 We tried Hugo's for the first time on Saturday.  The ambiance is great.  Low ceilings and very friendly and attentive staff.  It was what we expected from a place that is often described as \"old Vegas.\"\n\nWe got the crab cakes and lobster bisque to start.  Loved the cakes, the bisque was not as big of a hit.  The famous salad cart came next.  The ingredients were good, but not great.  I will say the bleu cheese is of excellent quality.  A good, solid salad.\n\nI ordered the ribeye and my wife got the filet with a bleu cheese topping.  I was surprised by the quality of the ribeye.  Not much marbling and just not a great cut.  My wife's filet on the other hand was fantastic.  The crust was excellent as well.  This steak was superb.  The garlic mashed on the side were also excellent.\n\nThe wine list is reasonable but not extensive.  \n\nOverall, it was the experience we hoped for.  You can get better food at a lot of places in town, but it was a wonderful night.
__label__2 Just average. Great ambiance but the food is nothing spectacular. Went on a Sunday night with my wife.  Dress is somewhat nice but not super dressy. Had the Hugos prime rib - fyi medium rare means super pink. Probably could get a better steak elsewhere.  Only reason I give 3 stars is due to the excellent service.
__label__1 Heard great thing about this place, so we decided to book this place for a birthday dinner. When everything were done, we wished that we shouldn't gave gone to it in the first place. Even though the service and atmosphere were great, the food was so disappointing, especially at about 50 bucks each for the main entree.\n\nThe rack of lamb was under seared, under cooked, and under seasoned. The result was a very gaming smell dish which I couldn't even finish. Well, the upside was the mash potato that came with the lamb was good ... LOL\n\nMy friend's fish entree was average and nothing special, which I wouldn't have b***** about it if it didn't cost 49 bucks for it.\n\nMaybe it was a bad night for them, but these kinda of food quality probably won't get my second visit.
__label__3 I have been to Hugo's four times. This is one of the best secrets in Las Vegas just wish it was on the main strip. If you ever wanted 5 star service this is the place. I have only had a couple issues with food but for the most part they are aces in my book. I love the table side salad preparation but be sure to stay away from the pine nuts. Love the roses and chocolates. Be sure to make a reservation and always come here on a winning night.
__label__3 I went back a second time and they have changed the way they make the Wellington.  It now only comes one way you cannot order it medium well or any other way.  Just thought it was funny after my initial review.  Still very good though!
__label__0 This place is very over rated. I can't believe how in the Hell this is 5 Star establishment. For starters they allow patrons w jeans which is no big deal but I've seen people there for dinner tank tops and t shirts and shorts and of course flip flops. Ok great not the biggest of deals. But when I order a $60 NY steak medium rare plus and it comes out rarer than rare well  not too happy . To make matters worse the waiter was non chill ant about it. \" ok will get the chef to put it back on the grill for you \" no apologies and no big deal from the waiter. Well there u go HUGO's here's ur one STAR review. No big deal .
__label__3 Nice touch to give all the ladies a rose as soon as you walk in. The place is one if the first steak house and its got the rustic ambiance. The plates are about $48 and up but the serving is big & comes with salad.. Served table side. The servers are first class.\nI split my meal with my friend, we ordered a 16 oz ny steak and all of my other friends did the same. They charged us all extra fr the salad because we did not explain that we split that too, although they split the steak automatically. They removed it from the bill though so its all good. \nThe place is cozy but the price is quite high, I've been to other steakhouses that are around the same price but the ambiance is better & they do more table side services plus it comes with more stuff. Overall, the steak was good.. I ordered the NY steak.
__label__1 We parked here and validated the ticket ourselves at the machine by the cashiers. When we left, we were told that parking was $3 and the validation was only for 3 hours. What? Boo.\n\nI got propositioned by a weird tattoo shop owner outside the bathrooms. He had some silicon implants shaped like stars in his forehead. Weird.\n\nWe were gonna go to this \"College Night\" at the Canyon Club since one of our friends didn't have an ID and it was 18+ but they were charging a $10 cover. What the HECK? For underage people? What a rip-off, man. We just left.
__label__1 A friend and I crashed here for one night on a Saturday night recently on the tail end of a cross country trip. We picked the Queens because of the location and the price wasn't too bad either. \n\nI did have a few issues with the place however. First, the receptionist at the desk was rude. We were walk-ins and being in the industry I know there is some sort of attitude that a walk in brings but seriously lady do you want to sell the room or not? Instead of telling me things that would persuade me to find another hotel why not smile and just take my credit card? \n\nAlso this may be my own naivety, but do you have to place the elevators and the front desk on opposite ends of the casino? I get that you want the foot traffic but it just looks sloppy with dozens of people walking around and playing slots and you're walking in between them with all your luggage. \n\nAll in all the strip was alright, It was my first time in Vegas and we had hiked 5 hours early in the morning then drove 6 hours to Vegas so I could have liked it more but it was an experience for sure.
__label__0 I chose the 4 Queens for my visit to Las Vegas for several reasons, and I'll admit a good lot of those involved the low price of the room. (Other reasons include the proximity to the Neon Boneyard, the historic old-Vegas reputation of the hotel and the ratings on Trip Advisor.)\n\nHowever, the quality of my room was far below what I expected, or even dreamed was possible.\n\nI have very minimal requirements for hotel rooms; generally I only want them to be clean (not spotless, clean) and relatively safe. Non-smoking is also on the list.\n\nMy room at the 4 Queens was the filthiest hotel room I've ever stayed in.\n\nThere was hair (of the nether-region variety) in the bathtub. In fact, I don't think the shower or bathtub were touched by house cleaning before or during my stay. I don't like to make a fuss so wiped-everything down myself, and was too exhausted to switch rooms on top of that.\n\nEvery surface in the room felt greasy. I'm going to say it was covered in some Pledge-like substance (humor me) to make myself feel better.\n\nThere was an empty packet of Lucky Strike cigarettes behind the one side of the drapes and a lighter on the other when I arrived, and spotted quite easily. This was touted to be a non-smoking room. I left the empty cigarette pack and lighter for the duration of my stay to see of it would be eventually picked-up by the housekeeping staff. \n\nNope; no such luck.\n\nAdditionally, there were cigarette burns in the bedding (which was made of some, scratchy, ugly cheap fabric). Two of the three lamps in the room did not work. At all. The remote did not work. The air conditioner was very, very loud.\n\nI didn't realized that the Academy of Country Music awards we're being held in the city the weekend I stayed, and on the 15th floor, I could hear the awful cover bands from Fremont Street quite clearly. Granted, I should have realized the ACMs were the weekend of my stay, but the noise was a bit ridiculous.\nOh, and the folks staying in the room next door smoked weed every night of my stay. I dare say I could very well have gotten a contact-high the smell was so strong.\n\nLuckily, I take Ambien to sleep, and am dead to the world at night. Even with the Ambien, the world's rattliest, loudest air conditioner, still woke me up several times each night. This is in addition to being woken by the amazingly loud sex the reefer users next door were having. Otherwise there is absolutely no way I would have gotten any rest in this hellhole.\n\nUpdate! I initially wrote this review with one night of my stay remaining. Guess what? It got worse! The country band playing on the street on Saturday night was somehow (defying the laws of sound) louder, and played later into the evening. Once my Reefer Madness neighbors returned to their room at near 4am, they rented several porn movies and acted out scenes from them. This went on until about 8 am. I pounded on the wall twice, called the front desk, and nothing was done! I didn't sleep a wink despite the Ambien.\n\nI finally headed to the airport around 9 am, five hours early for my flight, because the hotel was just that damn bad, and I couldn't stand the filthiness and sleaze any longer.\n\nAbsolutely the worst hotel I've ever stayed in. The only thing that could have made it worse are bed bugs or a fire possibly breaking-out.
__label__1 Like a lot of other DTLV casinos, the Four Queens is small, old, and wreaks of smoke.  Nothing really at the 4 Queens that gets me going here.  However, I still have friends and family that love this place only because they've won her before.  If you see me here or check in here, it's usually because I'm here with out of towners.  \n\nFairly loose slots based on people I know.  Table games are okay with minimal limits. The bars are packed, but nothing worth bragging about.  \n\nI don't frequent the 4 Queens like I did back in the mid-90's.  But will stop by because I tend to use them for their parking.
__label__1 My wife and I stayed at the Four Queens recently. We have always stayed on the strip so this was the first time we had stayed in downtown Las Vegas. \n\nThe Four Queens is an old hotel/casino (built in 1964 and expanded in 1976) and it looks it. The rooms are small and ours was located next to Fremont St. so that we were \"assailed\" by the sound of the Fremont Street Experience each night.\n\nThe staff was friendly enough. We had reported a slow running toilet and sink. These were fixed within 24 hours.\n\nWe would probably continue to stay on the strip in the future.
__label__1 I stayed here for 4 days August 11, 2014. \n1. We got to check in 4 hours early. \n2. We got a $15 food credit.\n3. The location is awesome downtown.\n4. The rooms were average. \n5. There was a water main break that flooded and dampened at least 6 floors by the soda machines in the hall. They put fans out which didn't really seem to help. It smelled like mildew and forget walking around without tennis shoes. \n6. I tried to get a drink out of a soda machine late at night when I woke up thirsty. I seriously tried 10 floors before one took my dollar and ate it. I walked all the way to the opposite side of the casino to tell the front desk and they told me to walk all the way back upstairs at 3am to get my id. \n7. They had a brand new ultimate texas Holdem table. I was their very first customer ever on the game. I had to ague with 2 pit bosses and a dealer that I still get paid on the play if the dealer doesn't qualify. I was right come to find out. It pissed me off that they were trying to act like they knew when I know for a fact they were wrong. \n8. Not enough outlets in the room. You really have to search. \n9. Beds were very comfortable, blanket was soft, and the ac was epic.\n10. I don't think I would stay here again because I want to experience other hotels and this one just did not go the distance for me to give it another chance with the other options out there.
__label__0 Well I hate to be the first one to write a bad review, but with how much they wanted for repairs on my truck was ridiculous. I went to Howies based on the reviews on Yelp. I told them what I thought was wrong with my truck, but I did this to see if they would go along with it. Next thing I knew they agreed with what I said and gave me a labor quote for $1200, but 2/3 of the repairs they quoted weren't needed at all; those were the $$$ ones.  So I took my business elsewhere and had my truck good as new for $175 in labor.
__label__3 quite the dive, obviously a local place to gamble, which is a great secret a tourist should not be privvy to. the max bet on a slot i was playing was 60-cents. c'mon, i've played that slot b4 at other casinos and the max bet was $3.00. definitely a favorite place to gamble.
__label__2 My wife and I have stayed at this hotel maybe 4-5 times, and at the Cabana suites twice. (Cabana review on their separate yelp page.)\n\nFor the main hotel, we've stayed at both the Tower rooms and the original rooms. The over-arching feeling I have, is that this place is really cool. You HAVE to appreciate the Cortez being one of the last of the original hotels/casinos in Vegas. If your into that more than anything, stay in the original rooms. Your room will have a tiny hint of years of nicotine, and a slightly audible sound track of all the action down stairs. (Especially in the bathroom.)\n\nPersonally, we're a little less keen on the smoke and noise; so the tower rooms fit the bill. Relatively new, well done decor, kind of reasonable prices for room service; and okay service. The shower has a small window that you can open if you like, which I found extremely nice/interesting. (Others might not.)\n\nThe Cafe has ALWAYS been a favorite. The food is actually REALLY good and has some of the most reasonable prices in Vegas. Service has always been really sh*tty, so just be prepared. If the cafe had a personality, it would be like Rainman's other talent was cuisine. The food is really good, but then the rest of the experience is enough to make you roll your eyes. Here's the formula: when you sit down, wait 5-7 minutes for your order to be taken, then wait 12 minutes. When your food arrives, they slap down your check, and aren't to be seen again. Really guys? (One last rip on the cafe service... if they had Keno runners, they'd probably make more money off of me. That would be nice.)
__label__3 I use and abuse the El Cortez parking lot when I'm heading to the Griffin or any other Fremont East bar.  Sometimes they get super defensive of their lot, and I lie to the face of their security guards and tell them I'm a hotel guest.  I used to say I was there to gamble (aka GIVE THEM MONEY), but that wasn't good enough to be let into the garage.  So now I just tell them I'm a guest before they even ask.  Seems to work.\n\nOther than that garage, this place is a sad, sad place to be, as are a lot of downtown casinos.  Though I hear their new hotel rooms are nice...
__label__3 Stayed here in NOvember when I was in Vegas and I like it. I prefer the more old school Vegas feel though as opposed to all the new properties on the strip. Cheap cheap gambling, cocktail waitresses come around frequently and dealers are friendly. Great place to learn a game if you've been wanting to try something but are too intimidated. The rooms are acceptable. How much are you in the room anyways? Great location.
__label__2 I stayed here 3 nights and my first impression was not really good.There was no elevator to go to the second floor and the toliet paper sits on the back of the toliet and I thought that this could only get worse but The food in the cafe was cheap and well prepared .The casino was as clean as any on the strip.I would stay here again .It is only 1 minute from the famous Freemont Street.They still use coins in some of the slot machines.I would hope that they do keep making improvement .This is a very good old school casino and that is what I like about it.
__label__2 One of the older hotel casinos in the downtown area, excellent parking ramp connected to the casino. Normally I stay at the Vegas club which is closed on Fremont Street. My room rate at the Vegas club was between $11 dollars and sixteen dollars a night,  at the El Cortez my best rate was $29 per night. I do gamble and I expect comps from the pit boss and the Casino host. I do request tickets to shows, free dinner, my room comped due to my play. (I have received more than two to three times the comps off the Edgewater Casino in Laughlin compared to this casino. I will be taking my bankroll to the Edgewater in Laughlin from now on. I did submit a review of the Edgewater Hotel Casino ) This hotel is one of the most reasonable priced rooms in downtown Las Vegas. I found the rooms to be clean and the atmosphere down on the main gambling for safe and friendly.
__label__3 I was surprised to find this place stuck inside the Fremont Casino.  It's a nice romantic steak house, and while you're in their you forget that you're even in a Casino. \n\nFirst they bring over bread and 3 different toppings for the bread. Butter, garlic Olive oil and an eggplant spread. All were great and the bread was fresh and warm. \n\nI ordered the New York Strip with gorgonzola on top. It was served on top of crispy fried onion strips, mashed potatoes and broccolini. I usually don't care for steak while out, but this was delicious. And my steak was actually delivered medium, like I ordered (something I wasn't expecting for a steak house inside a casino).\n\nThe servers were all nice and the atmosphere was relaxed and peaceful. It was a nice getaway found inside the hustle and bustle of a casino.
__label__0 Truly awful service and food!  Think of half the quality of Denny's food for three times the price!  I would never go back.  Very sad when you consider there are nice places in Golden Nugget like Vic & Anthony's but the nice places close before midnight on a weekend in Las Vegas?  What are they thinking!??!  Another terrible place to avoid in Golden Nugget is the Chart House.\n\nWayne Gorsek
__label__0 I have NEVER done this, but this place was deserving. I went in for lunch at 11am. The was almost a 1:1 ratio servers:patrons. It took a while for someone to acknowledge that I was sitting at a table, but once he did, he promptly took my order and even suggested the sauce on the side. So, I thought, \"OK....this might work\" however that is where it ended. 15 minutes later, he must have sensed my lack of patience because he told me that my meal would be right....they were waiting for the chicken. I ordered a chicken teriyaki rice bowl. Now, how long does something like this take??!!! (and where was the chicken coming from??) \n\nEvidently, too long. I got up and walked around the corner to Starbucks, got my coffee and a sandwich and on my way back....still no meal at the table. It is unfortunate that the server has no idea if I left or went to the bathroom. I really wanted to talk to the manager, but I was at a conference on a limited break and he was wandering around a bit bewildered. \n\nGiven all of the other reviews that are even worse than this one, they really should do something about the management - this was not really the server's fault.
__label__3 First of all, Downtown Las Vegas is NOT dead. It is under \"cultural reconstruction.\" Golden Nugget is a Las Vegas gem. I know my papa hung down here in his day and I feel a bit nostalgic hanging in the same spots. The fixtures I am sure have changed a bit, but they still feel a bit old school, and the rooms have that old Vegas feel as well. The suites are awesome. Actually, I have never seen the regular rooms, so maybe the entire hotel is suites. I like the poker crowd here as well...they all seem to be better players than on the strip. I've seen a few pros at the big table, and a few big shot athletes too! Unfortunately, they were playing at the big boys table and I was at the kiddie's. The location is great for downtown bars, and I suggest getting a room on First Friday's. You can party all night then crash at a hotel room as opposed to crashing on the freeway at four am. Just a safety suggestion. The Golden Nugget is a classic visit downtown and worth checking out if you are in the area.
__label__4 Ok - I have a new favorite downtown!  REALLY great place.  Makes all the others pale in comparison.  Cool slide into a shark tank in the middle of the place.  And the breakfast was incredible.  Didn't really win any money gambling, but had a great time.
__label__4 This is far and away the finest hotel on Fremont. It has old school charm and a \"classic Vegas\" feel (less like the new Disneyland hotels). If you stay downtown this is THE place to be. It's also close to dozens of other fun destinations.\n\nAmazing pool with a waterfall, shark tank, and hundreds of lounge chairs, really nice rooms, great bars, a nightclub, excellent food, clean casino, and a great value.\n\nPost renovation I would put the Nugget in a class with most strip hotels.
__label__3 The Golden Nugget is the one downtown hotel that could be airlifted and placed on the Las Vegas strip and not miss a beat. \nIt would fit right in on the strip.\n\nAs it is, it remains the gem of the downtown hotels and casinos.\nIt is in the center of all the downtown happenings \nand the downtown Fremont experience can be a great deal of fun.\n\nThe \"tank\" is a unique pool experience.\nThe lounge at the pool with their \"one drink minimum\" is excellent.\nThey provide blackjack poolside .... how do you go wrong.\n\nThe rooms are very nice and clean.\nCurrently the hotel has a promotion - book three nights during the week and only pay for two. At $49.00 a night for two nights and the third is included you can't pass this up.\nThe gaming employees are very friendly, especially the guys and ladies working the craps table. They really make the gaming experience enjoyable.\n\nThe Golden Nugget has not lost a lot of that \"Old Vegas\" charm.\nA great place to stay.\nA great place to play.
__label__3 Golden Nugget???? What? That's what I thought when my friend said she just had the best time there. I was like \"Isn't that a dive hotel on Freemont?\" hahahaha.\n\nSo, the Golden Nugget on Freemont has been recently renovated. No bad  old smokey casino smell anywhere to be found,  replaced by fancy decorations everywhere.\n\nWe got a room in the new tower for only $65 a night and the room was beautiful. Very modern and comparable to The Hotel at Mandalay bay but for a fraction of the price. It was beautiful.\n\nThe hotel is also filled with beautiful and fancy restaurants everywhere. Just walking around there made me hungry. They even have a cute chocolate boutique and other nice shops.\n\nThe pool is also amazing! They have a shark tank in the middle of the pool and you can even take a water slide THROUGH the shark tank....THROUGH. It was awesome.\n\n We rented a cabana up in the Hide Out at H2O ( adults only part of pool). It was $175 for a week day and $250 for the weekend. The cabana was the way to go and the adult only pool was absolutely what we were looking for. They provide you with 2 sun chairs are room for up to 6 people. They have a flat screen TV and gave us a meat/cheese/fruit tray as well as waters. Make sure to request for the larger cabana (up to 12) it is the same price but is given upon request.\n\nAll in all one of my favorite stay-cations in a while. If you are looking for a solid time check it out! You will not be dissapointed
__label__3 2 words: RUSH TOWER!!!!!\n\nThe amenities were so modern. Flat screen tvs. Rooms were pretty big! And the bathrooms had tubs, my friends and I could bathe in. SO BIG!\n\nIts great for families especially with that pool of theirs. The kids wanted to go to the pool every-single-day. There's a slide that slides between a shark tank so, that's fun!!!\n\n\n\n\nAttn: Hawaii people ---- YOU ALREADY KNOW WHERE TO STAY IF YOU'RE STAYING IN DOWNTOWN!!!!!!
__label__3 I admit when I drove up to the Golden Nugget I was worried about what I was going to get for my $89 a night room, but I was pleasantly surprised. It was nice. Really nice. I mean I've stayed at the Hooter's Hotel on the strip for the same amount of money and that hotel DID have the $89 feel to it. Of course, when you're on a budget, you'll stay anywhere and Hooter's is directly across the street from the MGM so you can't go wrong with that.\n\nThe Golden Nugget is also in the heart of things, but not the things I'm used to seeing in Vegas. You're not going to see the dancing fountains of the Bellagio , nor will you see the Eiffel Tower at the Paris Hotel. Instead you've got a whole new set of attractions.\n\nThere's the waving cowboy - known as Vegas Vic, Binion's horseshoe and the famous lights of the Plaza Hotel. And when you are there, you have to take in the Fremont Street experience. It's crowded, crazy and completely wonderful in a way that is only cool in Vegas. \n\nDon't worry if you are not sure where this is. If you're in old Vegas, you ARE part of the attraction. That's because it's right outside your hotel. Fremont is a covered street that becomes a canopy of lights after the sun goes down, and they literally rock out to Kiss's \"Rock n' Roll All Night Long.\" \n\nNope, you're not going to hear Celine Dion in Old Vegas. It's sex, drugs and...maybe a little bit of whiskey on the rocks - just the way the Rat Pack liked it. \n\nThen there's the Nugget. Built in 1946, it's one of the oldest casinos in the area. But don't be fooled by its age. It has a four diamond rating and is still classy. When you walk around the lobby, it's not hard to imagine Sean Connery there during the shooting of \"Diamonds are Forever.\"\n\nAttractions in the hotel include the world's largest gold nugget (naturally) and a shark tank, but honestly, I was very impressed with the service and lushness of the hotel. It had the Wynn feel without paying the Wynn price. \n\nI must say, staying in Old Vegas was a gamble that paid off.
__label__3 After my nightmarish evening at the Plaza Hotel and Casino (see my review of that fleabag!) I checked into the Golden Nugget, and couldn't have been more happy. For about $15 more a night, the difference was staggering! \n\nFirst, the casino, lobby and elevators have been beautifully restored, and are clean and fresh smelling. The check-in staff was not overtly friendly, but still very polite and respectful. The offer of bellboy service was made, but in the age of rolling luggage, who needs that!\n\nI wasn't expecting much from my Gold Tower room, but was delighted to see how spacious and luxurious it was! Amazingly comfortable bed, nice furniture, giant flat-panel television, mini-safe for valuables, etc. The entry area was marbled, with the balance of the room carpeted. Everything was immaculately clean, and the room was fresh smelling but not laden with cleaning chemicals or disinfectant. The bathroom was smallish (hey, this is a very old building) but again, it was beautifully restored...marble tile, elegant sink/counter, shower with curved curtain rod and great water pressure, etc. The commode seemed to be rocket powered! WiFi internet access was a bit pricey at $12.95 a day, but it worked well and was very speedy. Now none of this was a fluke, as each of my three friends had rooms that were virtually identical.\n\nIf I had to say anything negative about the room, it would be that sound isolation is not terribly good. It's not that I could hear people through the walls, but sounds in the hallway (doors slamming, people walking, etc.) definitely seemed quite loud. Again, this probably just goes with the territory in an older building. No big deal.\n\nThat evening my friends and I took a quick dip in the pool, and had fun swimming up within inches of the giant fish and sharks in the central aquarium. It was fascinating to be so close to these beautiful animals. Afterwards we soaked in the jacuzzi for an hour or so, to unwind before going out to dinner. The pool staff was attentive and helpful...lots of clean, high quality towels were provided, and the wait staff was quick to bring drinks around.\n\nWe spent a fair amount of time in two Nugget bars, I wish I could remember the name of them. The first has a large balcony that hangs out over Fremont Street, and it's a great spot to do a little \"people watching.\" The second is a circular arrangement with the bar in the middle, and it had the most amazing band playing there. Just four piece (guitar, keyboardist/vocalist, drums, bass) but they sounded huge, their level of musicianship was tremendous and the singer really knew how to work a crowd.\n\nHonestly, I had no idea that downtown Vegas had a hotel of this caliber! When traveling for work, I usually stay at the Bellagio. Now the Nugget is no Bellagio, but you know what...it's really not too far behind! Anyhow, I definitely recommend this hotel to anybody who wishes to enjoy the \"old school\" Fremont Street scene.
__label__3 poor in room Quality, but Close in Atmosphere.  The Hotel seemed more personal, not too extreme.  staff is friendly.  The gift Shop sales Liquor and I won $500 one night and $1600 the next on the same machine.
__label__3 Niiiiiiice! \n\nDid not know the Golden Nugget had been renovated! I heard they had a new pool, but did not know the whole place had had a face lift. It certainly has and man, it is looking nice. It is definitely a welcome change from the other casinos on Fremont Street.\n\nInside there are nice colors, new carpets. There is a mellow orange/yellow/bronze theme going on. Nice chandeliers hanging from the ceilings, looking kind of art-deco-ish. Smokey smell is kept to a minimum as well! They probably put in a new air system.\n\nMy relatives had three rooms here. One in the Carson Tower and two in the Gold Tower. Oh dayum, their rooms in the Gold Towers were great! All new furniture, flat screen TVs, nice beds. I can't comment on their room service or anything, but the rooms - definitely looking good! The room in the Carson Tower was much smaller, but still nice.\n\nI did not get to enjoy the pool, but from looking at it, it seemed a bit small to me. However, the water slide looks fun! And of course they have the aquarium with the sharks in it right next to the pool. Oh and word to the wise my relatives said there is a pool called the \"Hideaway\" which has less children and is 16+. \n\nI just really enjoyed my time in here over the weekend meeting my relatives.
__label__0 I have stayed at the Golden Nugget quite a few times over the years. My experiences have always been decent for the most part. But this last trip has nearly destroyed any chance of me ever going back. \n\nWe (girlfriend and I) checked in Friday night the15th of July. First night there was nice and no complaints. Saturday the 16th was an epic day of rudeness and disbelief.\n\nOn Saturday I got out of bed and went down to the Starbucks in the hotel. The employee at the Starbucks was not the friendliest which was kind of shocking. Also both drinks seemed to be about 1/3 empty but I was too tired to deal with it and went back to the room.\n\nAfter enjoying our 2/3 cups of Starbucks my girlfriend and I got on the elevator to go start our day. A very nice couple tells us good morning and then asks us what the deal is with people around here and they tell us that no one is friendly. I explain to them that perhaps there are a lot of people from LA in town this weekend due to carmageddon and that people from LA are generally assholes. Little did I know the nice couple from Michigan had basically predicted our day.\n\nSo my girlfriend and I go to play a little blackjack while we wait on our friends who will be joining us to go to the buffet. I buy in for $260 and proceed to lose it. After playing for a while I ask the pit boss for two comps for the buffet and he just says no. I try to get him to explain why and he just says he is new and he can't check my players card and can't do this and can't do that and blah blah blah. Now I normally play in the high limit room as much as $300 a hand on average and here I am getting told no for a buffet comp. I HAVE NEVER BEEN TURNED DOWN AT ANY CASINO FOR A BUFFET COMP. After a few minutes the same pit boss came over and apologized and gave me the comps. BUT IT NEVER SHOULD HAVE HAPPENED TO BEGIN WITH. \n\nSo after this I decide to go talk to the casino host and find out where I stand on comps. The host was very unfriendly and lacking in personality and manners. She informed me that all she showed was 1 hour and 15 minutes of playing the night before. I told her that I had bought in at the high limit room for $200, craps table for $200, poured $300 into the $5 a spin Wheel of Fortune, and played other slots for several hours after blackjack at $25 a hand for a few hours. Her response was \"sometimes people don't do their jobs and you need to make sure you are getting credit when you play.\" Great. So now I have to make sure that the casino employees are doing the jobs that they are paid to do. I am not a manager. I am a customer. So I gambled and gambled and got no credit for it and got treated like a scrub by the casino host who seemed to take pleasure in denying me any kind of comps.\n\nSo then our friends arrive and we decide to go up to the buffet. We go to the buffet and are seated and the service is attentive if not friendly. But my first trip to the buffet I apparently was bothering the person who slices the roast beef. He was very unfriendly.\n\nAs my girlfriend and I and another female in the party were sitting down a loud sexual comment was directed at the girls by a group of 6 twenty something white guys who were drunk one table over. It was a comment that would not be tolerated in a strip bar but apparently it's ok here. \n\nI approached the table of scum and demanded to know who said what. Between the very scared server and my girlfriend not wanting to see her boyfriend end up getting jumped by 6 guys I somehow made it back to my table and sat down and was prepared to move on. But this action relayed weakness to the scum in the party of 6 and at this point they began hurling even further insults and innuendo our way for the whole restaurant to see and then began threatening physical violence upon my party.\n\nI had to ask the staff TWICE to call security.  Approximately one minute after the party left the security guard arrived and I told him what happened and his response was \"Well I didn't see it so I can't do anything about it and if they're guests at the hotel then I can't do anything to them.\" I WAS SHOCKED AND APPALLED TO SAY THE LEAST. Apparently if you are a guest at the Golden Nugget you can get away with quite a lot. I was so disgusted by his response. \n\nI am a regular patron of casinos. I've spent more time gambling in my life than 98% of Americans. I've been to casinos all over this country and have VIP status at many. This would NEVER have been tolerated at another casino. I have seen people removed for foul language let alone threatening other patrons along with a mob of your fellow scumbags and making sexual comments towards women in the restaurant.\n\nWe did not gamble one more cent in the Golden Nugget. This is disgusting behavior but what is even more disgusting is that the casino security did not care. Thanks for a great time Golden Nugget.
__label__0 I didn't stay at the hotel, only went to the buffet.\n\nAll I can say is, It's bad when the best part of the buffet is the beverage.
__label__2 This is the only hotel I've stayed at downtown - I know, hard to believe a person from Hawaii never stayed at the California!!  But I'm really picky about what hotels I stay at and the California and every other hotel located downtown always made me feel itchy while walking through - like I said before: \"Happy Faye, happy stay!\"\n\nThe rooms were pretty average, but I only stayed in their standard rooms.\n\nI've had good experiences here and never felt unsafe (while in the hotel room and casino area).  All of the employees were always nice and helpful, which is always good to have!  Their 24 hour coffee shop serves good food at reasonable prices (they even have some \"Hawaii friendly\" menu items!).
__label__3 If you are on a budget and visiting Las Vegas this is the place to go.  It is one of the biggest hotels on Fremont and had millions of dollars worth of renovations over the past few years.  Most friends I bring here are shocked that such a nice hotel is not on the strip.  The pool is my favorite part.  This is where you find the shark tank with a water slide that goes right through the middle of it!  It is a site to see for sure.\n\nAnd if you are not staying at the hotel the price of admission is only $20, which is not bad compared to so many of the pools on the strip.\n\nThe downside to the hotel itself is because it is not on the strip the air quality is not as fresh.  If you are a smoker this will not be an issue, but if you are a non-smoker this could be a nuisance.
__label__1 Pretty mediocre. Room was clean but needs some refurb. I hate places that nickle and dime you and this place charges for everything - $10 for coffee machine use in your room? - outrageous. And a medium bottle of water for $7? And a worthless VIP status for $25.\nDon't go to the buffet - food was pretty poor and breakfast buffet was weird  in that it had an egg station surrounded by a roast beef station and a pasta station and some breakfast items were near dessert - oh well, they weren't very good anyways.\nI can't imagine this place getting 4 or 5 star - the writers of those reviews must have been some of the drunks we noticed.
__label__4 The nugget is probably the nicest hotel on Freemont Street. It's definitely not as \"sticky\" as some the others (i.e.; The Golden Gate, 4 Queens, etc)\nI recommend the Rush Tower. It's newer, super clean,\nTrying to be stylish... the rooms are all decorated in shades of brown (we called it Burt Reynolds Chic)\nThe bed was super comfy and the staff was really nice. \n\nNow I love Downtown Vegas over the Strip. I am not a millionaire, a Kardashian, an Orange County Housewife, or any other kind of B celebrity, nor am I delusional to think that if I hang out at the Cosmo I might become one of those. Plus it smells like Drakar in there, which makes me what to punch people in the face.\n\nI like the idea of old school Vegas...Down town...kind of seedy, free drinks, $5 crap tables.... People with missing digits, missing limbs, really bad outfits, 80's hair and eye patches....\nIt's AMAZING... \n\nFreemont Street is so wrong it's right!\nIt's as if Disneyland and San Francisco's Tenderloin had a baby...\nIt's dingy, sparkly, fascinating and horrifying all at the same time.\nThe Bon Jovi light show can only be toped by the Queen light show.\nAnd if you are lucky, you can ZIP LINE the length of \nFreemont St., during it!  WHAT??!!\n\nDefinitely pay the extra $ for the ADULT only pool. \nDon't eat at the barffet / buffet ( I saw a bug)\nDo have cocktails snacks in the Chart House and definitely stay in the Rush Towers. It's worth saving the money on a room on the strip, so you can have more drinks, more food, and more gambling everywhere else.
__label__0 EDIT2: They charged my card AGAIN. I have now been charged four times for a one night stay. I've put a charge block on my card. Here's the saga on Vegas Chatter: http://www.vegaschatter.com/story/2012/9/4/162713/3521/vegas-travel/If+You+Stay+At+Golden+Nugget%2C+Keep+An+Eye+On+Your+Credit+Card+Statements\n\nEDIT: So, I'm fresh back from my stay this weekend and here's the rest of the story.\n\nA representative from The Golden Nugget called me on Friday and explained their billing software was not jiving well with AMEX and that's why the double charge again. He then told me I would receive $300 off the bill when I checked in.\n\nFlash forward to Saturday (my check-in day) - my husband and I check-in with surly employees at the VIP lounge, go upstairs, have a lovely stay in our suite. \n\nThen we checked out this morning and THAT's where the issues come up.\n\nThe employee who checked me out informed me we were booked to stay until 9/3. I replied to her that we had only booked one night. She then said, \"Well, whoever booked this online booked two nights. If you want to check out today there will be a $50 early check-out fee.\"\n\nI simply replied, \"No.\" She did some typing and then, lo and behold, we didn't have to pay the fee anymore.\n\nI am utterly AGHAST at the amount and degree of billing errors I have experienced in booking one night with The Golden Nugget. From reading other reviews here, I believe this to be a systemic and reoccurring issue in this casino and hotel. \n\nI'll be calling the number of the gentleman who promised me everything would be fine during my stay to alert him to this. Even though I received a reduced rate, I cannot in good conscience recommend anyone give these people their billing information.\n________________________________________ \n\nI wish I could give this hotel NO stars. \n\nThe Golden Nugget has now charged me $530 TWICE for a stay I haven't even HAD yet! Watch your credit card if you decide to give them any of your information. \n\nThe first time was when I originally booked my stay in July. I noticed a duplicate charge on my AMEX and called them about it. I was informed they had double charged almost everyone that day and were working on getting people refunds.\n\nThey did refund me but then...\n\nOn August 27 (two days ago), I received ANOTHER CHARGE for $530 on my AMEX from The Golden Nugget, THIS time it was filed under \"Specialty Retail,\" which a customer rep told me meant someone had charged my card in one of their shops. I haven't even stayed there yet, so this means someone has either taken down my info and used my card to charge something or they have a dangerous glitch in their accounting system.\n\nI informed them of this and after more than 20 minutes on hold, I received NO apology, no compensation, nothing. They told me I have to talk to their accounting department. The hotel manager (Roxanne Yun) said they could do nothing for me and that she \"had no knowledge\" of the SECOND duplicate charge on my card.\n\nBasically, they told me since it didn't show up on their screens (which, why would it? It's not attached to my reservation. It's a charge on my card from an unauthorized purchase in the gift shop.) it does not exist to them and they can do nothing for me.\n\nI offered to send them statements, written instructions, etc. and she repeated to me that I would just have to talk to accounting. \n\nAgain, I would not recommend you give these people your credit card information. I'm reporting them to the FTC tomorrow morning.
__label__3 Great hangout nice Pool area!
__label__4 Third time we've stayed here and I do believe it has improved each time we stayed.  The people that staff the hotel and the Carson Street Cafe are very nice and while friendly, they are still very efficient.\n\nGet a rental, stay downtown and visit the strip at your leisure, using the Valet service to save yourself from from all the walking.  Be sure to tip the Valets and any other Service personnel.  They exist  to make your visit more fun.
__label__0 Golden Nugget deserves 1 star when you have to pull a couch cushion off of the sofa to put in the bathroom to get some peace and quiet sleep.  I'm not proud of it and it's a first for me, but sleeping in the bathroom was about the only place I could get some rest.  Had the front desk only informed me that the music and noise coming from Fremont Street Experience was so loud that it penetrates the walls of the Rush Tower hotel rooms facing it, I would have elected to go on the opposite side of the tower.  I was here on business, not by choice, and got the short end of the stick.  People staying here be warned: if you are in the new Rush Tower facing  Fremont Street, the music plays full volume until 3:00am and literally penetrates the windows and walls.  Putting your hand against either of them will reveal the pulsating beats and low-end frequencies of the music being blasted from 100 feet away.  I'm not being elderly about it- I'm in my 30's and enjoy loud concerts....just not when I'm trying to sleep.  \n\nI was compensated 1 night free for my troubles (stayed a total of 2 nights).  I'll say that the rooms in the new Rush Tower are nice and hold their own against any of the newer 3 star hotels on the Vegas Strip.  But what good is a nice room if you can't enjoy it?\n\nCustomer service was the worst experience I have ever had at any hotel.  When I called at midnight willing to change my room for another, nobody at the hotel was willing to help.  I complained that I was never given a notice about how much noise would be pushing through the wall and it was only met with a mere \"well, this is Vegas and the city never sleeps\" attitude.  I call B.S..  I've stayed in most of the major hotels lining the strip and have never had an issue with outside noise.  The next day the manager on duty, Orion, told me and my group of 20 business administrators that \"he would not\" allow us to speak to the General Manager, Brett, because he did not want to bother the GM with an issue like this.  I really can't believe that the words out of his mouth were \"I will not do that for you.\"  Nice customer service.  He said that in front of a large group of us at the front desk.  This is what we in the business world say should be a \"never event.\"  As in, me and my group of 20 administrators will never be back to the Golden Nugget based on the poor customer service.  I hope Brett puts a check on the attitudes of the managers because it makes the hotel experience awful and reflects poorly on the hotel management.  \n\nMy 2nd night they conveniently found me a room facing the opposite way as Fremont Street.  At night it was peaceful, quiet, and the way it should be.  \n\nThanks for comping me one night, though. It was my company's money and at least Orion admitted that my guest experience was not acceptable.  I told him to pass on to Brett that the Golden Nugget should start giving a disclaimer to all guests to warn them about the excessive noise that comes through the wall.  He said that it was \"a great idea\" and I'm sure that he was lying.  I bet he never brought it up again.  The fact is that the Golden Nugget is just not a guest friendly hotel at this time.  Maybe a change in staff attitude would help put the bow on an otherwise pretty package.
__label__1 My Dad won a slot jackpot here twenty years ago so this place has a lot of nostalgic value for us.. We booked six rooms for my siblings, nephews, etc., to the tune of about $1400.00. \n\nWhen you book you think you're getting a four star hotel, then guess what? When you get there the fee you paid was for the old, Carson Tower.. (our room has crumbling popcorn ceilings (asbestos? I hope not) and without even a desk or fridge.. Decidedly two star. ) If you want the better four-star room, you have to pay an additional $19/ night. The old Bait and Switch.. very frustrating.. Good beds, though!\n\nIn our bathroom alone, the sink was cracked almost in half, the door levers are tarnished, toilet old and broken (a real chug-a-lug) and towels stained brown and threadbare. Unbelievable. When I called Roxanne, she was sorry about the sink but staunchly defended the hotel's four-star rating, saying three times it was rated by AAA, etc.. I guess a customer in a room's opinion doesn't matter.\n\nHousekeeping: 5 pm and when we got back to our room. no housekeeping service had been done, wet towels were still on floor.. I called Sharon in housekeeping and she had no reason for this and said she thought we had checked out. No, we're here two more days!! Then early one morning they're pounding at out door at the strike of 9 am. Isn't this a casino hotel where guests sleep in? Then they left no coffee cups.. The Keurig coffee cartridges cost $2.50 each (39 cents at Costco) so bring your own.\n\nPOOL: In the morning my friend and I wanted to sit at the pool and have a drink before exploring.. At 9:25 a.m. there was only about 30 people at the pool, but guess what? People have reserved for themselves every single chaise lounge (Approx. 200 or so of them)  by putting a book, hat, or towel from their room on them.. What about the morning guests? I found out later that they do this so they can try to sell day beds by the upper pool for $200 each. (You can stay three nights at the hotel for that amount!) Well it's a busy Sunday and they've only rented one (out of about twelve!) leaving lots of these huge beds wide open, while just one level below, dozens of people stand around chaise-less.. It's very sad, indeed..At 5 pm they let everyone and anyone into the pool area.. four gang members (and a baby) entered, who said they were from NW Vegas and took the four chaises next to us.. pants sagging low, throwing gang signs, we got a little nervous and left..\n\nWIFI:  the wifi in your room costs $12.99 per room/ per day/ PER DEVICE!! I am a normal, connected person with an iphone, ipad, macbook.. Those three devices (and my roommate's two) would have cost us $64.95 a day just for wifi! Does this seem fair?? (Roxanne the manager did help me out a bit on this issue, thanks so much!)\n\nIn the parking garage, the closest, premium parking spots are all empty and reserved for the managers, directors, etc.. making the paying customers park up a few levels. This is so they don't  have to use the garage elevators, one broken, the other slow and on it's last leg..We waited six minutes for the elevator (there's only six levels!!) It's not even check out time..\n\nBUFFET: The entrees, although salty, are actually quite tasty. But the desserts, which look great, are awful. The apple cobbler is way too sweet and like wallpaper paste. Everyone at my table was spitting out their desserts, not a pretty picture. If you have a larger group, there is a forced 18% gratuity that you have to pay in advance. I like to tip from my heart at the end of the meal.. those buffet workers really deserve it, though!\nFOOD: The Carson St. Cafe is decent, good breakfast.. great bread! My over-medium eggs had the white still raw, but the nice waiter replaced them along with some really nice fruit. Avoid the Asian Cuisine restaurant, my cashew chicken was something like $16.95 and was bland, tasted straight out of the Chun King can..\n\nThere are many nice employees here, but I was disappointed with our stay..
__label__1 One of the girls that I went with got us hooked up at this hotel for a 4th of July weekend / friend's birthday. It's clean and the rooms are of a decent size. If you want to party downtown and have the Fremont Street Experience - old school Vegas style - this is not a bad place to be centralized. There are still way more hot females at the hotels & casinos on the strip though since it seems to be more family vacation oriented here. Slipping down the water slide through the shark tank is not as cool as it sounds, but it's fun and faster than it seems. A bit too fast to get a good look at the fishies while going through the tube, but you can swim next to them in the pool (with a glass separator of course). There's a couple of reservation only pools on the upper levels of the swimming area, but they are small and dinky. Gambling doesn't seem too exciting from the crowd and most of the table game workers seem down; we were probably the noisiest ones, but hey, at long as it's fun :p. It sucks that there were no fridge in the bedrooms, so we had to ask for pales of ice. They do leave out a bottle of Fiji water and a box of instant coffee which if you open will cost $7 for the H2O and $10 for the cafe. First thing I did when I came into the room was drank that water because I thought that the hotel was being nice, until my friend told me that we were going to be way overcharged for it. I was also planning to make some coffee afterwards, until the price tag was pointed out - Starbucks down stairs is even cheaper. At least the parking was free for hotel guests.
__label__1 Not quite as great as it used to be, especially the casino. Since purchased by some guy named Tilman Fertita, who also owns Landry's Restaurants, the service seems to have been slacking-off a bit. The hotel is fine, especially the upgraded towers, but casino personnel can be very obnoxious. Not all of them, but some get really snotty. The casino manager, Jason Sides (as of June 2013), seems unresponsive to complaints. Be sure to complain anyway, if you are disrespected.
__label__0 2 weeks after being promised a credit for 1 night, still nothing!!!  Was on the phone over 45 minutes with no results....
__label__0 HOLY CRAPBALLS was my time here wasted! If it wasnt for the pool I might have burned to death. I made the mistake of going on the 4th of July. The sink didn't drain and neither did the bathtub! The hotel was booked so we couldnt get moved. Then AC wouldnt crank down to even a comfortable temperature so we spent most of the weekend at the pool with the rest of the hotel it seemed. The one star is for the pool and the pool alone. The pool is VERY awesome! Also, we stayed in the Carson Tower, when we left to the strip for a bit we returned to a full garage. No biggie, we just went to the Rush Tower and surprise surprise they were full too. We had to end up paying to park in a lot that cost us 10 bucks and that was at least a mile away. With 2 kids, thats not a fun trip. I will not be staying there again unless it was free!!
__label__0 Close to downtown if that is where you need to be.  Cheap room.  Terrible food from room service, raw steak full of grizzle.
__label__2 First off, it is Vegas, so I realize they charge more for stuff, but let's be reasonable. \nThe BAD:\n- $10 for coffee you brew yourself in your own room\n- $13 a day for WiFi (even though there are free ones intercepting theirs)\n- They do not assist you with public transport\n- The pool closes at 5 pm. Seriously. I'm barely drunk by then. I get off of my work schedule and cannot even enjoy a swim.\n- One bath robe. The one place I ever wear a robe and we had to share even though we had multiple people in the room.\n- No noise control. 6 rooms down a bachelorette party was up all night screaming with an inflatable penis.\n- No shuttle service to the airport.\n- Broke my finger trying to push the buttons on the remote. \n\nThe GOOD:\n- Location. It was right in the heart of downtown next to the RTC stop which takes you everywhere\n- Not a very rowdy place.\n- Housekeeping was awesome. They were always a few steps away and were very quick and did not ask questions when the BF and I had an unfortunate flooding incident in the bathroom. What happens in Vegas really does stay there.\n- The pool when it is open is pretty awesome. They have live sharks. \n- The buffet was a decent price and the food was good.
__label__4 Great hotel, awesome casino, fab room service!  We always book a suite in the gold tower and everything is always wonderful here!  My husband got us a cabana on this months visit and it was the best experience at a pool I ever had, could have been that u have to pay to enter that top level so only a limited amount is allowed and under sixteen not allowed either.  YAY!\nWill always love staying here!  Best place to stay downtown.
__label__3 I'm truly shocked at how much traffic still moves through downtown LV! The Golden Nugget truly is a gold mine. At 3pm on a Tuesday there was a good 15 minute wait to check in. On a Wednesday morning around 9am there was also a line to check out! \n\nWe stayed in the Gold Tower and the suites are spectacular! Lots of space, comfortable beds, and nice tv's in the bedroom and bathroom. The shower doesn't really have a good layout and isn't friendly for older folks since I found it a little difficult to get in and out. \n\nThe elevators were really slow but the rooms and the casino floor have aged really well. The dining options at the Golden Nugget are endless and can satisfy any palate. \n\nThe value is definitely here and I would definitely stay again if i longed for a downtown experience!
__label__0 Very disappointed with the booking process. We did not get the room we requested, because they had given it away or something happen with the reservation. So we paid the same price we were quoted for the Gold Tower Deluxe and then paid for water, wifi and and coffee. Really?  We're Total Rewards Diamond Members and could have had a room free on the Strip, but wanted the experience of staying downtown with our friends to share in their wedding reception . We called to voice our concerns and \"they were sorry\". I'll make sure we do our gambling across the street at the Four Queens and the D. You stuck it to us and we will stick it to you. Oh, \"we're sorry too\", because this was a stupid mistake that could have been easily rectified.   With service like this, you should be ashamed of your customer service policies.
__label__0 They fraudulently charged a \"destination fee\" of $23 on my credit card. They asked for the card for a security deposit, never mentioned these charges. I paid for my reservation through Orbitz.\n\nThey get one star, because any business that commits fraud does not deserve to be patronized. I had stayed with them three times previously, but no more.
__label__3 We came here to play black jack and had one great dealer who kept us entertained each time he was at our table. Very nice place and good music ! The only reason I gave 4 stars is because it was a pain trying to order drinks while gambling. The cocktail girls weren't on top of it! Slow!
__label__0 NIGHTMARE ON FREMONT ST\n\nMy driver dropped me off at the hotel in the back and when I say driver I received a ride alone in a short bus from the airport. I was staying in the Carson tower and when I walked in I was informed to go to the Carson tower registration. \n\nSo I started walking through the craziness of a Vegas Casino. Maneuvering around tired people who are drinking a lot and losing too much money. They are like rats trapped in a box for 4 days and 3 nights and are in no hurry to go anywhere. But I pushed on and made my way past the mayhem while dragging my suitcase to get to the Carson tower for check in.\n\nWhen I arrived at the Carson registration desk there was a sign that said Desk closed. Check in at the Rush Tower. What? So now I had to go back through the mayhem again. I pushed through and when I got to the Rush Tower there was a sign that informed me to check in at the Gold Tower registration because the desk was closed. What?\n\nAt this point I felt like there were hidden cameras laughing at my every move. I took a deep breath and decided to look for the Gold Tower registration. I asked the lady running the high roller Keno room and she pointed me to the VIP check in door. I knew this wasn't correct but I was frustrated and I was going to make it work. \n\nSo I walked in with my frustrated face and informed the staff of my wild goose chase I had just been on. I also dropped the Keno ladies name because it's always good to drop a name. I believe they took a little pity on me but the staff was very unapologetic to my dilemma. They were also very unfriendly and it was probably because I wasn't a high roller VIP. I did ask them if it's normal to send guests on a scavenger hunt to check in and they looked at me like it wasn't a big deal. I then asked if they were going to fix the incorrect signs and they told me no. After 10 hours of no sleep and traveling I had no more fight in me but I do know this was wrong. \n\nUpon walking to my room I finally walked past the open registration desk for the Gold Tower. I will say this was a frustrating way to arrive at a hotel. \n\nSo I get into my room and start unpacking my bag. I then go to the bathroom to wash my face and realized someone had used the bathroom. Yes someone sat on the toilet seat, used the toilet paper, unwrapped the soap and used a clean towel. I'm too exhausted for this. I called down and spoke with the front desk. I also asked if I could be moved to a new room. Of course my request was denied and a maid was sent up to clean my room. A housekeeping manager walked in and told the maid to clean my whole room including the sheets. She was actually nice and hard working. So I left my room for an hour to let the maid do her job. \n\nDay 2...I wake up early and leave to get my work day started. When I arrived back 4 hours later my room wasn't clean. I spoke with the maid in the hall and she said they would clean my room by 1pm. She even wrote me on her list. I came back to the room at 2pm and it wasn't clean. I called Housekeeping and they said they would send someone up. I got back to my room at 5pm and it was still dirty. I called and spoke with a manager who promised to take care of it and my room was finally cleaned at 6pm. Honestly is it that hard?\n\nDay 3...It was my only day to sleep in and the maid bangs 5 times with the vacuum cleaner even though I had a \"Do Not Disturb\" sign on my door! Was it necessary to ram my door that many times? It was just rude. She knew what she was doing. \n\nDay 4...The room was prepaid by my client but for some reason the hotel decided to charge my credit card. I called down to the front desk and they were no help. The girl on the phone was rude and unhelpful. Then when I went downstairs that same girl was there. She was mean to me because of our phone call. I asked her to only see a copy of my bill. She printed me a bill with my credit card charged. She then slid open a drawer where she had her personal cell phone and started texting. This was incredibly rude & why would you do this in front of an upset customer. I did snap a photo of her displaying this unacceptable behavior. I really believe the staff needs to go through a hospitality travel course because they don't get it. \n\nThe hotel staff doesn't have any good customer service. The employees seem unhappy and it translates into the bad customer service I received. In all of my travels, I've never seen a more incompetent  staff, then here. \n\nOn another note: the room was nice. I was expecting dirty old gross Vegas but that is not what I received. The casino was very modern. The pool had a shark tank in the middle which was really cool. You could even water slide through the middle of the sharks. This place wasn't what I expected. It's just sad that the customer service isn't there. I score hard on being treated nice and the Golden Nugget failed on every level.
__label__0 Just when I thought finally  arrived to be told the two beds room I paid for was gone and I should of read the fine print, so I asked for a manager, ten min later she comes with a bad attitude and presided to tell me you should of been here sooner so I got loud at the point a room became available she offered me nothing even when I told here I walked a long ways in the cold wind to find a parking and it took me over an hour all I wanted is a little simpathy  thx for nothing Roxane. You should be hidden in the back not running  the front disk.
__label__3 What would a visit to Las Vegas be without stopping by to see the Pawn Stars, Chumlee, Corey, Rick and the \"Old Man.\" Being it was Veterans Day I thought getting my picture taken with the \"Old Man\", a fellow Navy Vet, would be just the thing. We arrived to find several hundred other people had ALSO decided to stop by. A large crowd was outside the door, standing around, taking pictures, just hanging out. Inside was filled, shoulder to shoulder, almost too crowded to hold up a Chumlee tshirt or find those much desired \"Gold and Silver Pawn\" key chains. We had pushed about 8 feet into the store when the security guy at the door said \"CLEAR the store for filming. Every OUT!\" He was standing up, a big guy, so we turned around and moved outside again. Dona said \"No, we are NOT going to hang around to see what happens... \" Anyway, happy vets day Old Man!!
__label__2 Smaller than expected and none of the cast members were there.
__label__0 Went late at night and was not crowded at all.  *SERIOUSLY*! A&E choose this %#it hole!!   It's lld, dingy, and filled with a bunch of junk that no one wants.  Oh, not to mention all the swag from the show.  Like I really want to advertise for your show. Will I get paid!?\n\nSome staff are rude. The husband asked a question about their  old riffles in the display case, and they guy didn't care to give a real answer.  Some other staff stepped in and was a little more helpful. \n\nIt's now a novelty for Vegas.  Go there just once, then, don't look back. And, don't expect the see the Pawn Stars.
__label__2 If it wasn't for the hit popularity of they're reality show I'd probably never go.  \n\nThe decor is pretty much the show.  It's smaller than it looks on T.V. and there was no one from the show there the day we went.  Alot of stuff to look at, but nothing caught my eye.\n\nPros:  Loved the large parking lot and ease of finding the place.  Lots of stuff to look at.\nLots of show merchandise, but sadly overpriced.\n\nCons:  No star's to be seen that day (let's get a schedule where at least one is there each day to sign autographs??? idea??).  Prices on some things were so outrageous and overpriced that you'd have to be crazy to buy.\n\nDefinite stop if your in VEGAS!  Bring lots of cash if you plan on buying anything!  Don't be disappointed if there are NO stars from the show there when you go. :-(....\n\nIT'S VEGAS!!
__label__2 Kind of disappointed because this is one of my favorite TV shows on.\nYa I give it 3 stars just because I got to see it. Nothing exciting. No one from the tv show was there, and it was a tourist trap lol. I came from Hawaii to see the old man dammit. Just kidding Haha. Was ok though gf bought a Chumlee t shirt and we took a few pics. \nWe didn't have to wait long to go in, maybe. 10 mins at 12 noon. Thank god because it was over a 100 degrees out. \nI forgot the name but we shared my first Chicago dog at a stand right out of the pawn shop. 5 stars to them. :P\nVisited Aug 2011
__label__0 what a bunch of losers went in too sell some silver .999 and they did not want it and i also had a 2010 green bay packers team signed Superbowl football with all paperwork and they said they don't buy sports memorabilia   its call gold and silver?  and dint want silver wtf  i have seen on there fake show them buying these types of items   and the tool at the pawn counter  acted like it was such a bother to look at my items  what i joke   sold my silver and football at a real pawn shop for  $4500
__label__2 I had to come to see this place because not only do I like Pawn Stars, but I also like a good pawn shop.  I love looking at used/vintage merchandise and shopping. \n\nThere was a line, but it moved really quickly.  It was very crowded in the store and half of it is now devoted to merchandising and there were far less cool items than I thought there would be.  Seems like the place probably has gone downhill since the show became so huge. \n\nDidn't see any of the Pawn Stars here-- just a ton of other workers.  I had to wait to see them at the club later that night which I found amusing.
__label__1 If you like long lines, and disappointment, this is the place for you.\n\nAs a minor fan of the show I decided it would be pretty cool to stop by and check the place out. The show is pretty interesting, (even if it is mostly faked and scripted) and being a Vegas local, I thought it would be a cool pay to kill a couple hours.\n\nI rolled up around 2pm and saw a line of tourists which wrapped around the store. The store front itself looks just like the one on the show and has no mention of Pawn Stars. Fortunately, the line moved quick and I got in with 20 minutes. \n\nThe shop itself was very small and somewhat unkept. Random things were piled behind the counters. Looks like they don't care to keep it clean when they aren't filing any episodes. Like a few other people mentioned, there really isn't much for sale. In fact, the interior is like a typical pawn shop, few weapons, jewelery, instruments and the like. If I did not go in knowing that this was the Pawn Stars shop, I probably would have thought it was just another generic pawn shop. \n\nThey didn't have much in the ways of cool an exotic collectibles or rare trinkets. They did have a pretty big section for souvenirs. Though I would hate to admit it, it seems more like a tourist trap. Get in, take a few pictures, move along,
__label__2 Just a regular old pawn shop. I think I expected to see one of the cast members there, which probably would've made it a 4 star experience. Still, it's something to do if you're in the area.
__label__2 Yes, it's smaller than it looks on TV. Yes, the guys are not around. Yes, it's expensive. Yes, you don't have to wait in line if you go in the morning on a week day. Yes, it's fun to visit the place you see on TV. Yes, you probably only visit once.
__label__2 Being a fan of Pawn Stars, we felt the need to venture in and check out the famous Gold and Silver Pawn Shop on our latest venture to Vegas. We realistically weren't expecting to see any of the guys on the show, but we were excited to see some of the items that were shown on TV.\n\nWe got here around opening time on a Sunday morning (Around 9 A.M.). There was no line, and there was no problem finding parking during that time. \n\nThe store is comprised of two different sections. The front half is reserved for their pawn shop items for sale, mainly jewelry and accessories with a smattering of antique and unique items that you might have seen on the show. The back half holds the large items (e.g., cars, bikes), various works of art (Including sad clown paintings selling for thousands of dollars), and souvenir stuff from the show. We browsed through several times, but found that:\n\n1. The jewelry and accessories were priced pretty high.\n\n2. While there were a few items I recognized from the show, I was disappointed that they didn't have the \"Death Clock\" on the shelves (i.e., the ormolu clock).\n\n3. I really wanted to buy a souvenir, but I didn't see any shirts that I wanted to buy, and I didn't want to pay $7 for a Pawn Stars bandana or lanyard. Other items I saw for sale were hats, glassware, keychains, decorative plates, pens, posters, and a fuzzy Chumlee blanket.\n\nIf you're a fan of the show, it's worth a stop to see the pawn shop. They do post what people from the show will be at the shop that day (When we went, Rebecca the historical books expert was going to be there in the afternoon).
__label__4 I visited the Gold & Silver Pawn Shop in March. I went there twice and found the place to be friendly and nice. Got a few ear rings for my mother and cousin but the best is the chumlee items. You have to wait on line but it moves fast. The earlyer the better. Its a must see place, and what you see on tv is what you see inside. Saw Rick and the old man and they said hello to everybody in the place. Should have taken my camera. Worth a trip even if it just to say you where their...
__label__3 My cousin is the buffet king and loves a bargain. Really his family are buffet people and they told me this is one of their favorites and had to take me. \n\nOkay so I go with my cousin for dinner and I was pleasantly surprised. There was some good prime rib and lamb roast at the carving table that was cooked perfectly. There was a beef in a wine sauce that was not bad at all, and in the back was a Hawaiian section which had kalua pork and oxtail stew that was surprisingly good. Collard greens and bbq chicken legs also were pretty good. \n\nI don't put much faith into buffets specially anything in the $10-15 range, but okay I can see why locals like this. It actually did have some food I thought was good. It isn't Wynn or Bellagio, but it's better than any lower priced buffet I've had so far. \n\nMom in Law and Gma like the buffets for prime rib and arent heavy eaters...I think I should try to bring them here as other spots, the only factor is the prime rib is decent and the rest is kinda blah (Station Casinos, Sams Town)....I can't ever justify having two people who eat like birds and really just eat prime rib to go to the Wynn with us. This buffet though, might make em happy.
__label__1 Don't know why they call this buffet world famous or award winning!!! It's just a regular buffet nothing special!!!
__label__2 Fried chicken for breakfast.\nSweet sassy molassy!\n\nOK so, it was a bit of a rough wake-up at 1:22 pm, but we made it to the Buffet in time to fill up two plates each and gorge on equal parts fat, sugar, and JellO.\n\nThe coffee was horrendous, the juice so so, but the fried chicken soothed the soul!\nThat greasy mess made me forget all about that painful sore footed march along the strip at 3 am in desperate search of either a taxi, the deuce, or another free drink. \n\n(*Shutter*)
__label__3 My dad brought us to this buffet at the Main Street for brunch for a gambling break. We came around 3pm, so we didn't have to stand in line. I must say... this buffet is definitely worth the price! I believe it was $7 per person if you show your B Connected card. There was so much food to choose from! It was ridiculous. The food wasn't the best food I've ever tasted, but it was definitely very good for the price. We found out about this buffet on our last day in Vegas. I wish we knew about it sooner so we could've spent our leftover lunch money to gamble :)\n\nI would definitely come back again!
__label__0 Ellen, a cashier there, needs to re-take a training on how to serve customers PROFESSIONALLY. No eye contact, rude/arrogant tone of attitude, and jumped to conclusion (rung up our order in full price before we could present coupon). When we told her about the coupon offer, she (still not looking at us) told us to go across the building to validate the coupon. When we couldn't find the place she directed us to, she just repeated the same instruction. We changed our mind and went to another buffet.
__label__1 We thought this buffet was at the California so upon arrival we followed the signs and ended up at Main Street Station.  It's an OK buffet, but nothing really stands out.  The service was ok, the food was average, but the parking was free and the Freemont experience was close.
__label__4 For the money, best buffet that I've been to in Las Vegas. There are better buffets, but you'll pay a lot more. The food here was good, and the area was also clean. I'd recommend this place over the much pricier places.
__label__0 We have been here before for the Easter brunch and it was fantastic. Today we are here for the Christmas Brunch and it's terrible!!!\n\nThe service is bad, the selection of food is terrible, the food tastes like its a day old (although the omelet station still gets three stars in my book.) \n\nI highly recommend going somewhere else for breakfast. The price was too high for the food this \"Christmas Breakfast \"
__label__4 This was one of the coolest things I have ever done in Vegas. I have been going to Vegas at least once a year since I was about 7 years old. So I remember many of these signs. It was so neat to see them all in one place and that this exists. The tour guide was great. She really knew her stuff and gave you a lot of information on all the signs. The tour takes about 1 hour and was really fascinating. She had great stories about the people behind the signs and I learned a lot! When you get sick o the food and smoke and slots, head down to the museum and get a little history! \n\nThey are restoring smaller signs and putting them back in the community for everyone to enjoy. I thought this was great. There are day and night tours but it was way cooler at night! There are restrooms and a small gift shop with some great books on Vegas. They have really old signs and newer signs like Treasure Island's old pirate sign. So even if you haven't been going to Vegas as long as I have, you will see some signs you might recognize.
__label__4 Very fun! I would try to go at 6:30-7ish because not all the signs work so its best to have dusk type lighting. Buy your tickets online ahead of time it's only 20 people per tour.
__label__2 Why, seroiusly why do people from Hawaii come to this store buy snacks that they can buy in Hawaii?!?! Uhm, you're paying 8% tax!\n\nWell, it makes sense if you're buying beef jerky. There's a wide, wide, WIDE variety of beef jerky. They used to have the nuggets but that got discontinued.\n\nIf you check in at Yelp, you get a free beef stick.
__label__2 Fitzgerald's is a middle-aged casino lined up along Fremont Street.  While the Golden Nugget and the boutique hotel of the El Cortez suggest that stylish upgrades are on the rise in downtown Vegas, Fitzgerald's hasn't jumped on that train yet.  \n\nLet's just say that it's functional.  It has gambling, a really old carpet and wall to wall slots.  And the table dealers are friendly (enough).  So it's not a favorite, but there are some highlights.  Specifically, the Vue Bar on the second floor offers a balcony overlooking Fremont Street with great people watching (and dirt cheap beer).\n\nThat's the good.  The bad?  Well, let's just say there's a vague smell of vomit on a Saturday morning.
__label__4 We got married June 14 of this year, I did a lot of searching online at different places, and I am very picky about video/pictures because of my memory loss. I saw a ton of other places that altough they looked nice, they couldn't have better pictures or video than Mon Bel Ami.\n\nCarrie who was my wedding planner, was excellent as she answered every single one of my emails I threw at her. \n\nDave (the photographer) was awesome! He was able to get some really good shots of us and family as well.\n\nWilliam (the minister) took his time, and was not rushed at all, he even helped calm things down before hand. His demeanor was exceptional! \n\nI could have not asked for a better experience, the only thing that kind of got me was, I was rushing around before hand to make sure I made it for the limo, only to get a call that they were having problems with the limo. So we arrived late to my own wedding, I thought I would have to rush to get ready but everyone allowed me to take my time, so that helped calm me down.  The limo driver on the way back to the hotel after the ceremony was not friendly, as he was in a hurry to get somewhere else, and we were not able to ride down the strip again as he took the back way.\n\nAll in all, a good experience, and if I ever renew my vows, I can guarantee, this is where I will do it!!
__label__4 As maid of honor, it was my duty to find the perfect venue for my boyfriend's sister's wedding. It took me oodles amount of hours searching for the right one and then i came across Mon Bel Ami. From the different packages they offered, (Gazebo and Chapel)  I knew that the place had the potential to be amazing.\n\nThe wedding took place just last Saturday, January 12th, 2013. Initially we booked the outdoor venue which was the Gazebo package but since the temperature was below 30's we asked if the Gazebo package can be moved inside the Chapel. At first we thought that it will be a lot of trouble since we were changing it so last minute but Mon Bel Ami's staff were more than welcome to accommodate us with the changes.\n\nThe chapel was beautifully arranged and designed with white roses and and a candlelit walk way, so lovely that anyone can fall in love in this intimate venue. The ceremony was wonderfully and charmingly delivered by Tony, the minister. (i honestly dropped a tear or two) You can feel his sincerity by the words he chose and how he delivered it.\n\nThe photographer was very skilled as well. A few minutes after the ceremony all the photos were done, and they were captured amazingly. I have never seen such beautiful work!\n\nThe photos of the venues that they  feature online are very much real and me and my family can validate for that. \n\nThank you Mon Bel Ami for making it a night to remember! We had so much fun!\n\nI just want to mention some of the staff that we met: Carrie, Barbara, Lauren, Mr. Photographer (I didnt catch his name) and Tony (the minister) BIG THANKS TO ALL OF YOU. You guys do a great job! I will for sure recommend this place!
__label__1 They don't carry bagel chips anymore and everything in there is easy found in Hawaii.  If you're from the mainland and looking for treats from Hawaii, I'd recommend asking a friend to send it to you.
__label__1 The buffet was ok for $11, but it was not worth the drive from the strip.  Definitely a spot for locals and not snobby tourists like me.
__label__2 Good, clean, white-trash fun. I fit in quite well.
__label__3 HORRIBLE BUFFET! TGIFridays is good as usual with a great staff.  The layout is great and there is no shortage on gambling options. Can't wait for the construction to be done.
__label__0 This store is run by a bunch of teenagers with zero customer service. Everything is non-refundable and they don't offer holds. When I spoke to the manager, Esmeralda, about this she rudely told me, \"everything is fair game.\" They really need to work on their customer service considering 99% of their dresses are overpriced tacky nonsense. Will NOT be returning to this store. Corporate really needs to come in and reevaluate their management at this store because I have never been to a Windsor with such awful customer service.
__label__4 Stephen is the best in the business! I just had my 2009 ford fusion tinted today and it looks amazing! He was professional from start to finish. His work is absolutely beautiful, a true artist so to speak. He clearly takes pride in his work and makes it look all too easy. His price was perfect and the product was even better. He applied nano-ceramic tint on all windows and I couldn't be happier. He made a customer for life out of me. Take him your car... You won't be disappointed!!
__label__0 This is the branch where my account was opened, but it's close to my job. I have been a member over 30 yrs,  back when it was Nellis Federal CU. Today I went to the DI branch and had the unfortunate pleasure of being serviced by Linda Sue Murphy. My name was the next name on the sign-up list, with her back to me, she turned to the other customer seated who happened to be Caucasian, I am African-American, and said. \" I can help you\"'. I spoke up and said \"I'm next\". She said \"are you sure\"  and even the security guard told her \"yes\". \nThe whole time I was seated at her desk, she never looked up at me when speaking to me, and she appeared unhappy that she had to assist me.\nI am TOTALLY insulted, I am an educated (Master's Degree) Woman, not that it should matter and I have never experienced this kind of service at any branch of this Credit Union, EVER!!!!!\nMy father served on the board of directors in the1980's and I have been loyal since I opened my account many years ago.\nBecause of the service I received today, I will have to find another branch to transact \n business at as I will never return to this location again as I may have to encounter this individual again. She, in my opinion, needs a a lesson in customer service. \nThis is discrimination at its best, and today, I am embarrassed to be associated with One Nevada Credit Union and plan to share this experience with those whom I know have accounts at this institution.\nThank you for your time,\nRobyn McGough
__label__0 Everything was great except for the awful French Canadian minister. Maybe they use the B team in the off season in Vegas. If you book with the chapel, they will not tell you that if you don't prepare your own vows, the minister will go on some weird, long spiel about wifely duties, God, and all the other stuff my subconscious has since suppressed. So either prepare your own vows or ask the chapel EXACTLY what Elvis or the kooky minister will be saying. The chapel and/or the minister should have asked about our religious affiliation or given us a description of what the minister was going to say. My SO is an atheist and despite being Catholic, if I had wanted to hear an old fart hint at my wifely duties in a heavy French accent, I would have gotten married in a church by Pepe Le Pew.  We assumed when we asked for \"normal vows\" that the minister would simply ask us to take each other as husband and wife in sickness and in health blah blah blah. Instead, the minister went on and on (and on it seemed) and I suspect he was simply trying to kill time. I wanted to tell him to shut the hell up so Elvis could sing the next song. \n\nJack our limo driver was a class act. He took so many photos of us outside the chapel. The front desk ladies were extremely friendly. Elvis had a great voice and persona. We liked a lot of the photos taken of us by the chapel photographer. \n\nIt's a lovely chapel with hardwood floors now, but really nail down which minister will be officiating and what he or she will be saying. Or just let Elvis do the cheesy vows based on song lyrics. I wish we had done that now.
__label__1 Well it was clean and the food quality was ok, but very bland.  Had all the flavor of a lean cuisine Service was friendly but very slow even though there were only 5 customers. The prices are high for Cuban /mex especially for the neighborhood.  Possibly the worst mojito I've ever had.  Not even worth a second chance.  Gets the second star for the cheesy spanish language videos.
__label__0 oh my god, what a shitty piece of pizza. this is a tourist trap. shitty floppy bland pizza smothered in grease, charged me 50 cents to use my credit card? we only stumbled in here cause we were buzzed and uncle Joe's pizza was already closed down the street (we heard it was awesome). this place is cheap to say the least, and the pizza was extremely crummy, bleh!
__label__2 I'm extremely picky about my haircuts. These guys are really friendly and you have your neighborhood barbershop feel. \n\nBut, they're talented to a certain extent. They do great fades and line ups, but I was looking for a comb over and they didn't even attempt to use scissors. The top was barely touched, leaving an uneven hairdo. \n\n3 stars because they do good work, but it isn't personally my style. I probably won't be back. \n\nBring cash.
__label__0 I would not even give one star but i did receive one good hair cut. Been here 3 times 1st time was a good hair cut by Curtis but the atmosphere is ghetto play loud music to the point you have to scream at each other. The next time got another hair cut from Curtis this time guys walking in with pit bulls guys yelling at each other again because music is to loud. The hair cut wasn't as good he was distracted by all the stuff going on. The 3rd time went in asked for hair cut since Curtis was off they referred me to Bobby waited 2:30 hours for 3 guys to get haircut since the other 2 barbers decided to stop cutting hair for the day at 3pm. I waited patiently till my turn was up next which now is almost 5:30 pm a guy walks in off the street ask for a touch up. Which Bobby must have known and tells me I have to wait while he touches up his hair so he can go out later. I walked out and the other person who was behind me also walked out. The customer service sucks the atmosphere is a run down hole in the wall. The walls are white which look Grey I know they are white from a poster removed that is the only white spot on the wall. Ceiling fan, broke holes in the wall. The bathroom is a shit hole never been cleaned you are better off holding it. The prices say $14 for haircut but when I asked how much I owed he told me $20. I got a good hair cut once so try to give benefit of doubt and went back but will never be back with the last bull shit they pulled.
__label__4 REVIEW OF THE GIFT SHOP: The store is packed with cute things you won't be able to find anywhere else. Collectible Disney figurines, precious stuffed animals, travel goods, etc. The gift shop is worth the trip to the hospital! If you are looking for something specific, the hospital volunteers are always available by phone to help you out. Items can even be purchased over the phone if you are trying to send something to a patient in the hospital. The flowers are fresh and can be sent up to the rooms as well. The flower prices are significantly lower than ordering from an outside vendor! Gift-wrapping is available.
__label__0 UGH! Yesterday, I sent my boyfriend out to get us Roberto's because we just needed our rare fast food fix taken care of. I do not expect much of these places and I know it's not mamas home cooking, but this experience was dreadful, and we ordered to go!\n\nI ordered the beef chimichanga. It looked good from the outside. My boyfriend started saying how his chicken tacos tasted bland and way too greasy. I thought he was just being jaded, but once I started digging in to my plate, I noticed I've been eating tortilla and cheese, I thought that was strange so I began to dig in deeper, and sure enough, NO MEAT just about five layers of tortilla and SOME cheese. I was beyond livid and starving. My boyfriend was just as mad because he said that the guy taking the order was giving him such an attitude and didn't give him what he asked for (green/red salsa or limes.) My boyfriend drove all the way back to this location to demand another one prepared properly and sure enough with these dead beats, they accused him of eating all the meat. I'm sorry but why would he order something, only eat some of it, waste gas to drive back, ask for another one if we just wanted the meat? I want the entire thing and it became about the principle by then! Of course more attitude followed. Once he arrived back home, I opened my box and saw a bug WALKING ACROSS my damn chimichanga! I totally lost my appetite and just said forget it. NEVER COMING BACK TO THIS OR ANY LOCATION AGAIN. What happened to you, Roberto? We used to be like THIS! *Crossed my fingers gesture*\n\n\nEveryone who rated this place a four-five star, I hope you loved your nats as a garnish because I'm sure my plate wasn't the only one. YUM!
__label__4 I love Baseball; I grew up playing it; watching the Orioles live and rooting for the Pirates/Twins on TV and now I'm an upset Cubs fan;  I've been to 18 MLB parks and 4 different minor league parks; as far as Cashmen field is concerned they are the top of minor league parks I've attended and even beat out a few of the Major league parks; \n\nAs far as the 51s are concerned, well they are the Blue Jays affiliate so you can't expect too much from them but go figure they were in first place most of the season this year (I had seasons tickets thank you Shari) and got to see many of the games. \nThe fan interaction is high, they are there to watch the game; participate in the between inning activities and for the most part don't get up and ask you to move during the live action on the field (there is always one person though) \n\nThe misters aren't always on behind the back stop and there is a sign saying they only turn them on during low humidity events; I have to wonder when is it not a low humidity event in Las Vegas? Maybe during the one or two weeks we get rain but otherwise they should be on every day. But I digress; \n\nThe hidden gem is the club house upstairs; the general admission ticket prices gets you into it; there you can watch the game from an AC skybox; get there early buy the buffet and find a seat with a view it will blow you away to watch a game in a comfortable temp.
__label__0 What a waste! Got there at around 5:30 p.m. and there were already about 10 people in line with only 2 reps at the counter. Saw many people walking in and out and then we had to yell to one of them to get more coverage at the counter. They did...sent in one new person and one left! I was a blue chip member before but I will never use them again!
__label__1 Decent hair cut (for dogs), but a little expensive.\n\nI brought my Aussie Shepherd here in the middle of summer to try to get him a trim to keep him a little cooler.  The woman at the counter and I had a little \nmiscommunication--I asked for a trim of his undercoat and came back to find they'd done a buzz cut.  I was a little irritated, but the dog didn't seem to care.  He actually seemed a lot cooler than if they'd given him the trim I asked for.  But I left a little frustrated due to the miscommunication. \n\nI would probably still give them 3 stars and another chance, since the staff was very friendly and at least one person I know has had a good experience here, but the place is a little expensive too.  $65 for a hair cut that I could have gotten for $35 at a large corporate pet store.  \n\n2 stars from my experience, but I will say other folks like them.
__label__2 I'm sure this place is amazing...but the day we went was just not one of those.\n\nThe place looks great. I love their interior. Looks very warm, clean and relaxing.\n\nMe and my girls got the ultimate manicure. And i loved the scrub and massage. But the entire time, the manicurists were trying to sell us products which was a lil annoying. \n\nThe frontdesk girl didn't really show us around, so we had no idea of where to go or what we could use...she told us there was complimentary fruit in the waiting room and when we got there there was a bowl of whole apples and oranges...personally i dont really want to have to peel or eat a whole orange.\n\nWe decided to change into robes...and that particular day, the cleaners had apparently not delivered sashes...so we had to complain and have the staff find us some.\n\nThe mani was great. But they hurried us out the minute they finished the top coat. so we had to sit around for the polish to dry...\n\nthe service just seemed to stop after the front desk. I just expect more when you go to a \"nice\" spa like this one and pay for good service and amenities.
__label__1 I remember having a great experience at the Mandara Spa a few years ago so I decided to make an appointment for a massage during a recent voyage to Vegas.  Unfortunately, that experience didn't happen this time around.\n\nMy Swedish Massage was $115.00 for 50-minutes but with a 20% service charge added, it came to $138, which is not bad.  My massage therapist was great, he had me sample the different oils that they use and asked about target areas.  Although, he didn't work on those target areas longer than I had hoped, it was a nice massage.  One thing that irked me little was when he used his arms on my back, I could feel his arm hairs, which kind of felt like sand paper but no biggie, it's a guy thing.\n\nThe spa itself has significantly gone downhill.  The lounge area used to be a little more plush, with nice seating and furnishings.  Now it has three microfiber couches, a coffee table and a side table holding a huge 32\" tube tv and a VCR...yes, a VCR.  Their beverage station offers lemon water, hot tea and in the mini refrigerator, there's a bunch of mini cans of juices, but no bottled water.  Apparently, they keep the water behind the counter.  Hmm...doesn't juice cost more than water??\n\nThe sink area offers your basic amenities, nothing fru-fru that's for sure.  It almost feels like the sink area at your local gym.  You know, kind of stale and industrial feeling.  The restroom area is out in the open so you can hear (and smell) everything.  The showers are in a separate room/area, which is very dimly lit, but the shower stalls are private.\n\nThe hot tub is pretty huge and can fit about 22 people, so the sign says.  But it looked quite dingy and could certainly use a good scrubbing.  The cold plunge is the size of a normal hot tub and was quite cold!  In the same area were the Sauna and Steam Room...which smelled mildewy, nothing minty or eucalyptus smelling like it should be.\n\nThe spa staff was alright, they were on the young side, just out of high-school type.  So, they were nice but, not quite refined for the atmosphere.  One of the guys who I thought was restocking the refreshment area, was actually standing there and texting until I glanced over at him.\n\nMandara or Paris needs to revitalize this spa because with all the other awesome hotels and super duper new awesome hotels around them, they're just going to fall way behind.
__label__0 Don't get the chi foot massage. They advertise pressure points and reflex. I spent $125 for someone to rub my feet. It was terrible. No skills. They need to change their description and their customer service. Very unsatisfactory.
__label__2 This Starbucks is alright. Their drinks are good but they aren't as customizable as other Starbucks. I tried ordering things found on secret menus but they won't allow customization of any kind. Not only that but their drive thru service is really hard to drive through, and parking is very scarce.
__label__3 I like this Starbucks location...\n\nThe workers are typically polite and efficient. They are also yet to screw up one of my orders! So I will continue to get my morning coffee here, since the Tropicana and Decatur store is disgusting and slow! \n\nTwo thumbs up!
__label__1 For $4.99 you can get a large bowl of Pho Tai but the bowl of soup noodles are nothing special. There was a sparse amount of meat and it was not particularly tender nor the broth flavorful.\n\nThe service was typically aloof for an Asian restaurant. The funniest part is that on each table, there is a plastic placard with 4 or 5 small buttons at the base. Reading the card, it says that Pho Huong Saigon takes pride in its service and has installed this system to maintain their high level of service.\n\nIdeally, with the press of a button, you can get attention from your waiter for a refill or the check. \"No more snapping your fingers to get the waiter's attention...\"\n\nWTF? This thing acknowledges people who snap their fingers at waiters!\n\nAnd if your dining establishment were so service-oriented, no one should even have to *think* about asking for a refill or the bill. The waiter would bring it or check in with you periodically to see if you needed anything.\n\nBut... what the hell. I figured I'm here so I'll play.\nI pushed the button for a refill.\n\nI pushed it again.\n\nDamn.... I think my plasic thingie is broken because I can see my waiter at the other side of the restaurant slurping up his own bowl of noodles.\n\nI wave my hand in his general direction. I even consider snapping ;)\n\nBut, instead I went up to the cash register, asked for refill, and asked for my bill. The waiter overheard and got up immediately and said he'd bring it to us.\n\nSigh.\n\nThe hostess was the one shining star.\nShe was a petite Asian woman with a TON of makeup, gold lame leggings and a glitzy shirt. I was waiting for her to say, \"Me love you long time.\" Frankly, I think she might be management or the owner. Too bad her employees aren't as snazzy or interesting.\nToo bad the food wasn't very good.\n\nThe other positive is that the experience was super cheap... and the restaurant seemed relatively clean. I'd only come here again to see the hostess because she was such a character.
__label__0 This restaurant is terrible the taste of The foods are awful and they serve with lack of utensils and the worst is the drinks comes in a styro foam cup . I will never recommend this restaurant at all.
__label__4 Tandy leather has all sorts of supplies and unique leather pieces for you to make your own bags, belts, anything leather. They also have iron stencils for burning into leather! Such a find!
__label__0 People please do not waste your money on this place as it is the biggest rip-off in town. Besides charging more than anyone else in town they have no respect for their customers. I am aware there are cheaper places to have my cars smog checked but I always go here because they are close to my house. They CHARGE more, so there is never any waiting. I have taken my cars there for over 10 years and feel that would make me a good and loyal customer. I went there yesterday and my car did not pass the test, the man working there asked me if I recently had my battery changed, I said yes. He said until I put 50 miles on my new battery my car will not pass. Fine, no problem except the test they did would be $13.99 and to get it retested it would ONLY be $10. So now instead of paying $5 more it's going to be $10 more than everyone else in town. I asked if the extra $5 fee could be waived since I am a loyal customer, he said no. I asked if there was someone over him I could talk to. He gave me the number for a Jim or Bill, I can't remember because I was very upset. This guy whom is supposed to be professional was so rude I felt like I was talking to a high school drop-out punk. I asked him if he was really willing to lose a loyal customer who has brought in 2 cars every year for over 10 years over a $5 fee and he said \"YUP\", not yes, just \"YUP\" like a no class uneducated idiot. Oh yes, I also said they should post a sign warning customers about if they had a new battery installed their car would not pass. The bully owner or manager replied \"We don't have to post any signs\". Really snotty. I know they don't have to post a sign, but it would be a nice courtesy for the customer, but wait , then they wouldn't be able to rip off the customer. Also if you use  a credit card or debit card there is a $1 SURCHARGE. This place cannot find enough ways to rip off the customers. I am disputing this charge with my credit card company, I so hope I win, not for the money, just the principle. I am not going back for my $10 retest, I would rather go elsewhere and drive a little farther and pay $15 then give them another penny of my money. Whatever happened to DON'T PASS DON'T PAY.
__label__2 Sometimes I'm just in the mood for some cheap, filling, hole in the wall Chinese food.  And this place certainly fits that bill.  It reminds me of so many of the fast food/takeout places in NYC I would end up getting delivery from at 4am.  This place is exactly what I needed even though China Mama is just 2 minutes up the street.  \n\nThe prices are pretty darn cheap.  $6.50 dinner special gets you an entree, egg roll and rice.  My wife and I split the chicken and broccoli and shrimp fried rice.  I generally prefer my fried rice to not be brown but it was fine...can't complain.  I will certainly be back to take advantage of the ridiculously low priced lunch specials.
__label__2 This was my first visit here and it's right down the street from my house so I finally decided to try it. \n\nWell it was OK not horrible not great just OK! \n\nI ordered the Orange Chicken it came with fried rice and an egg roll. The Orange Chicken was not that great I would not order it again, the fried rice was dry and tasteless! The only thing I did enjoy was the egg roll and how can you mess that up? \n\nAlthough I did not have a good experience I am going to try this place out again because I have heard a lot of good about this place.\n\nI truly think I probably ordered the worst dish on the menu, every time I order Orange Chicken somewhere I'm always disappointed no matter where I go. I think I'm done ordering that dish period and will try new and other chicken dishes. I must say the chicken they use is nice quality all white meat chicken which is what I like! \n\nI attached a photo, the portion size is good for the dinner special which includes fried or steamed rice and one egg roll. $6.75\n\nI will be returning soon and hopefully next time ill be giving this place 4 stars!
__label__2 **Review of Delivery Only**\n\nI live around the corner from this place, and pass by it all the time. I'm picky about my Chinese food, and get nervous trying new places.\n\nYesterday, as a bit of back story, I spent all day with my roommates cleaning our house and garage.  \nBy 4:00pm, I was starving, and ready to just order in and veg out.\n\nMy roommate and looked up the menu for Red Shrimp Company, since we had just seen it again Saturday night, and were curious about the food.\n\nThe web ordering process was confusing, so we called in and ordered the family meal, to feed 3 people.  This came with: 3 entrees (picked from a list, not from the full menu), steamed rice, a choice of fried rice or shrimp lo mein, your choice of soups, and 3 egg rolls and 3 crab rangoon.\n\nWe were quoted about 55 minutes for the delivery, which was fine.  \n\nAbout 35 minutes later, the food had arrived!  \n\nSo excellent points on a quick and speedy delivery.\n\nThe Orange Chicken:  Good.  Better than some that I've had.  \nThe Kung Pao Chicken:  very good.  I don't do spicy, and it had a very nice heat to it.  \nThe Moo Goo Gai Pan: exceptional.  I'd never had it before, so i can't really compare it to other places, but I REALLY liked the flavor. \n\nThe chicken was tender in all three entrees.\n\nCrab Rangoon:  AWESOME.  It was still hot, and was not soggy, like some places rangoons are when delivered.  I enjoyed it a lot. \n\nEgg rolls: Meh.  I've had better.  \n\nLo Mein:  The menu had said shrimp, but we got chicken.  Minor disappointment, but the chicken was moist and tender, and the noodles were great, so no biggie. \n\nRice:  We were supposed to get steamed rice, but they gave us chicken fried rice instead.  Nice surprise.  It was good, but...a little bland, and kind of dry.  \n\nThe soup, I hated, but my roommate loved.  We got the Egg Flower soup...I personally think it looked like snot, and had a snotty/slimey/gross texture to it.  I've had homemade Egg drop soup before and liked it, but this was just nasty.  \n\nSo, all in all, it was ok.  I think we definitely got our moneys worth.  \n\nI'd order from here again, for sure, just to try some of the other options, and for more Crab Rangoon.
__label__0 We originally loved this place, but have noticed lately that their service is going downhill.  They had online ordering/menu available, but turned it off.  When you ask the woman at the restaurant she tells you to just call in your order.  Problem is that you can tell her you'll be there in 10 minutes and they don't start the food until you arrive.  Kind of defeats the purpose of calling ahead.  Grumpy service = loss of customers = loss of $.  If the service isn't good it doesn't matter how good the food is for us.  We will be shopping around the area now for a new 'regular' Chinese take-out restaurant.  What a shame!
__label__2 It's ok. its a good price for what you get it's about the same price is Panda. it's definitely a hole in the wall
__label__0 I had read previous reviews from yelpers and took there advice and called 15 minutes prior to my arrival. When I got there, they still hadn't put the pizza in the oven. The lady told me it was going to be another 15 minutes. I'm still here waiting over 25 minutes. \nI wish they would have told me that it was going to take an extra hour. The nine orders of people here are getting uptight about this.  I'm just seeing people walking in and out of this place.\nWhere is the management of this establishment? Although this is a franchise, there should be some type of responsibility for the bad service they provide. The corporate office should investigate what kind of people are running this franchise..\nIt gives Little Skeezers a bad name.
__label__1 Expensive and not that good ..the food is kind of bland. Being Jamaican myself they could do so much better. Will not be going back unless it's for something they don't cook. I was not impressed at all.
__label__0 You know you're in for a bad meal when you hear\n\" DING\" come from the kitchen. This is the most flavorless Jamaican food I have ever eaten. I will NOT return. Booooo!
__label__1 Meh I've experienced better definitely sums it up. \n\nI've eaten at a couple of Thai BBQ locations (which I've also reviewed) so I know the menu pretty well. Don't give me wrong the food is delicious and the portions are huge. But to me service and atmosphere do play in effect on how my food tastes overall. This place looks run down, from the outside it looks runned down. Insides not any better. I don't think they've ever changed their carpet there because it looks so dirty. I Highly doubt I'd go to this location but the foods good, cheap, for a great value. My suggestion to the owners is maybe re innervate the place.
__label__2 Good tables.\n\nWeird brutish customers.\n\nIf you go in a group, you'll have a blast.  But if you're looking to come here to practice pool by yourself, I don't recommend it.
__label__2 The ladies room has a vending machine with sexual practical jokes in it for $0.75 which are not worth the price.
__label__1 Ok...I have not used many dry cleaners in my lifetime, being more of a \"t-shirt and jeans\" kind of girl, but on occassion, I need to get SOMETHING dry cleaned, whether its a skirt, my fella's hat, or a suit jacket that we had borrowed from a friend.\n\nMy first experience with these guys was about a year ago.  My fella had dropped his hat off to be dry cleaned, and asked me to pick it up after work.  He told me that when he had dropped it off, that they promised they would be open til 6:30.\n\nI pulled up at 6:15, opened the door, and walked in. \nRather than being greeted, I hear \"WE'RE CLOSED!!\"\n\nOh no you did NOT just yell at me.  \n\n\"Really?  Your door is unlocked, and I need to pick something up, and was promised that you'd be open til 6:30.\"\n\nThey got the hat, but did so with a very pissed off look and attitude.  \n\nFast forward to 3 days ago.  My fella had borrowed a suit jacket for a movie scene he did some extra work in, and we wanted to dry clean it before returning it.  \n\nSo, I drop it off on my way to work, noting the signage on the windows that say \"Same Day Service!\"\n\nI asked the girl when it would be ready for pickup.  \n\n\"Oh...tomorrow.\"\n\n...ok...but your window says same day.\nIts fine, really, not a huge deal, since we didn't need the jacket same day...but if you're going to advertise same day, you should make sure that it really is.\n\nYesterday morning, I went back in to see if it was ready.\nNope.  It hadn't been touched yet.  \n\nOk again...not a HUGE deal.  I ask how late are you open, and the guy says \"At least...8.\" \n\nDo you not know your own hours?  At least 8.  That's a new one.  \n\nSo when I got off work yesterday, I stopped by, at about 6:20.  The girl took my ticket, and asked, with tremendous attitude \"When did you drop this off.\"  \n\n...\"Yesterday morning. And I was told THIS morning that it would be ready tonight.\"\n\nSo she looks, and she finds it.\n$4.50.  Not bad.  I hand her a $10 bill. \n\nHer: *sigh* \"Do you have 50 cents?\"\n\nMe...\"no, sorry.\" Thinking to myself \"If I had, I'd have given it to you...\"\n\nShe sulks around the corner to find my change and begrudgingly hands me the $5.50.  \n\nAnd then, HOW DARE I ask for a receipt.  \n\"Its on the item.\"\n\nOk fine lady, I didn't know!  \nAnd next time, don't laugh at your customer for asking.\n\nIf they were not near my house and very inexpensive, I'd never use this company again.  There is never an excuse for rude service.  Ever.  \n\nI'll be looking for a new dry cleaning place, but would return here if I ABSOLUTELY had to.  They do a good job on the clothes, and are inexpensive, but service sucks.
__label__4 She has fixed more than hand full of suits for me (blazers & pants) and she's really really good.. and the prices are less than half of what I was quoted at another shop on Spring Mountain and Ft. Apache. She fixed a $1000 tuxedo that was ruined by someone else by cutting it too short. She found the right material and fixed it for $20. \nShe's old school.. honest and straight forward. Don't expect BS and fake smiles..
__label__1 Edit:  I don't like this place anymore!  Last experience- the shrimp pad thai was really blah, had no shrimp in it so I had to ask for some, and came with fried rice which I didn't even want (and so less pad thai).  Also service was really slow for lunch.  It's such a huge room too, you just don't get the kind of personal service that you can get somewhere else, like Prommares.
__label__3 With a previous night of drunken debauchery in Sin City - Vegas we leave our beautiful suite at Palazzo and look for some good sober-up yet cold-weather warming food. Votes in - and THAI food it is! But where? So I remember heading out to Chinatown in a prior visit to Vegas a couple months back at Kung Fu! CHEAP, GOOD, and did I mention...GOOD!\nSo 15 minutes later we're there and were seated promptly. Luckily, it was already after lunchtime  so we didn't encounter any wait time. \nWe all chose to order dishes and share the portions. Tom Yum (HOT - of course), Pad Thai, some beef salad, and shrimp fried rice! \nThe guys were digging the food but like myself, they agreed the service was aiiiiight! Could have been better (hence the 4 stars). SO - if you're in vegas and have a hankerin' for some Thai/Chinese (good decent and reminiscent of SGV style) hit Kung Fu up! It'll make you say....\"HAAAAY YA!\" LOL!
__label__3 The BF grabbed us some food to-go. It carried well considering that there was the drive home to Centennial Hills and it stayed hot. \n\nWe got chicken pad se ew- standard dish, but well done. Chinese brocoli with crispy pork- garlicky sauce, fresh and crispy dish. \n\nI thought it was cute they included utensils and plates. A plus is that the person on the phone is easy to understand and gave a really good approximate time so the food was piping hot when it was picked up. The price was just right and the portions I thought was pretty generous.  \n\nGoing to try dining in soon.
__label__0 Good food, terrible service. The food was good and in reasonable portions but I hardly ever saw my waiter. It wasn't that they were busy; there were two large tables that were all Asian that got seen constantly without any trouble. After they took my plate away I waited 15min for my check, in that time both tables entered, got seated and ordered their food by the same waiter. It was the first time I've ever not left a tip because I was genuinely offended at their service. Quality wise I'd order take out next time but on principle I'll never give them business again.
__label__3 Definitly enjoy the pad-thai, very delicious food.
__label__4 Me and my friends call this our last stop before leaving Vegas. The orange chicken and Mongolian beef is my absolute favorites. Best hangover food other than stake and eggs.
__label__4 The garlic chicken is awesome. And the pad Thai is about the best ever.  We checked out the reviews and was do happy we did.
__label__3 There were plenty of seating, nice decorations, and service was fast.\n\nThe reason why I took off a star is the portion size are a little on the small side. Between the 7 of us, we ordered about 5 different dishes with extra rice and usually at most places, it's enough but not here.\n\nThe pad thai, green curry, and papaya salad were delicious. I was satisfied with the taste of the food. My taste buds were giving me high fives. I believe this is primarily a Thai restaurant so get Thai dishes and NOT the Chinese. One of the stir-fry dishes we ordered was meh.
__label__4 Always good and great lunch specials.
__label__3 it's a pick-up taco stand inside a bar-about 10 person seating-with nice murals & bar decor. kinda of skanky dirty dive\nsuprise! suprise! very spicy & super tender meat almost like pot roast. mex mix(pico) was spicy!! hamburger was like you bbq it yourself-yummy. mushrooms a little overdone & greasy. chimichanga & bean tostadas were delicous!!\nreal good food for a bar. especially if your inebriated!! Did I forget to mentio they deliver 24/7!!!\ni wish they would get rid of the styrofoam container all ready-it just kills food!!
__label__4 In my humble and somewhat besotted opinion the McMullan family run the single best Irish pub in Las Vegas.  Unlike the vast majority of bars in town, this is not a corporate operation run by MBAs from afar.  Instead, the eponymous McMullans are there every day.  Furthermore, they are extremely involved in the community.  Their \"St. Baldrick's\" charity drive raises donations in six figures for children with cancer every year.  McMullan's Pub features all the beverages that you would expect in an Irish joint with the food being a definite step above usual bar fare. (I'm partial to the fish & chips, myself.)  However, the social experience, good music and the \"craic\" is what you go for here and you get a full heaping serving of it on every visit.
__label__3 I go weekly for trivia.  The food's pretty good, but definitely a downgrade from the fantastic Fado that now only exists in spirit at Shakespeare's. The Irish nachos are a must. Fattening and decadent, no diets allowed here!\n\nThe staff is friendly. Great place, good food. They get pretty overwhelmed on Tuesdays because of trivia, so have patience.
__label__4 Great and friendly staff which is very important. Food is definitely impressing. Enjoyed my very first Irish coffee I've ever had. The venue is so adorable & makes me feel like I'm in a different place. The live music adds to the excitement in this pub. Definitely will go back and will recommend to my friends & guests of my resort. \n\nTwo thumbs up!!!
__label__0 If I could give less then one star I would!  Horrible service!  The waitress greeted us by  saying \"what can I get you\". There was no \"hello\" \"welcome\" or anything of the sort!  Epic fail!  The place was very dimly lit which always makes me a little uneasy!  I like to be able to see what is going on especially if I'm consuming food!  There was trash on the floor, and it just was not my cup of tea!  Needless to say we did not stay!  Will never return!
__label__4 I will give this place 5 stars, reason being is the contacted me to correct my mistake post. I did on the wrong Resturant. I appreciate owners that follow up\nOn comments or customer experience. I do frequent vegas every couple months and I will  come here to eat, once again thank you for being understanding of my mistake. look forward to trying the Resturant out.
__label__1 It Seems that Eliseevsky is under new management, While the experience was not bad it does not come anywhere near the previous reviews. First off gone are the Horseradish  / cranberry flavored vodka shots. When I went Eliseevsky no longer had a license to server alcohol. \n\nSecondly the menu has been reduced by a fair amount. The menu on the website (which has not as of this posting been updated) speaks of caviar, veal, beef in sweet & sour sauce, Shashlik\" (kebab) and many more all of which no longer exists. \n I had the chicken Kiev  (butter filled); also sampled the borscht and my friend said the pork soup was good. The food was still good but none of it knocked me off my feet. \n\nThe atmosphere seems to have remained largely unchanged. Still looks like a log cabin, modern Russian music plays in the background. Our server also performed a selection of Russian titles (not sure if he was lip syncing or not).  The service was a bit slow even with the restaurant being mostly empty. But I attribute that to a loss of the art of dining on my part.  I will probably go back and try another dish or two but buyer beware the price remains at about 12 -16 a dish. I believe this to be a bit steep for what you are getting.
__label__4 I'm in Vegas to renew my wedding vows and Aloha happened to be near our hotel.  They are AMAZING! The employees are very friendly and professional. They also had several repeat customers come in while I was there. It was probably THE BEST pedicure I've ever had.
__label__4 For a chain this (flamingo ave) Ruths chris is in my top ten of all times!\nOpen till 3am awesome wine great steak and service. I have been to four RC's and I think this is the best.
__label__4 My mouth waters just thinking of this place! The BF and I went to Vegas last weekend, and opted for a dinner at Ruth's Chris. We'd been to this location about a year ago, and after the horrific service we received at their Paradise Rd location this past February, we opted to come back here. \n\nIt is located in an unassuming strip mall a good distance from the strip, but if that keeps my wait time down to nothing for a table, hey I don't mind the $11 cab ride out there. The service here is just wonderful! Our waitress was friendly and helped us pick out a bottle of wine. And our food came out just at the right pace. Both of our steaks were cooked just as requested and were mighty tasty!\n\nSadly though, it appears as though this location is closing down =( They had a sign in their lobby directing patrons to frequent the Paradise Rd location in the future. And I guess that means the end of Ruth's Chris dinners in Vegas for me, since I refuse to return to the other location. http://www.yelp.com/biz/ruths-chris-steak-house-las-vegas-2#hrid:YfjHw0PU2ZRJiE4yItk5EQ
__label__1 On our search for the best authentic Mexican restaurant, we tried Las Islitas.  It was very noisy inside, I could not hear my dinner partner across the table.  Mexican music played loudly over the speaker, and a juke box played in the back.\nChips were okay, the salsa was good.  We ordered the shrimp tacos and chili relleno.  The tacos were deep fried (not stated on the menu), and greasy.  They were more like an empanada.  They were plain and bland.  The relleno was greasy as well and soggy.  It also had very little flavor.  It was also somewhat pricey for a strip shopping center, \"dive\".  We won't be back.
__label__2 Awwww MAN!!! I have written a review on their Pecos and Washington location, which I love and obsess about during the summer when craving sea food. However, felt like this location is lacking that \"touch\". I ordered the shrimp ceviche and fish tacos and they were definitely not as flavorful as they are at their north town location. The ceviche tasted way too fishy, needed lots of lemon and salt and the tacos where just blah!  \n\nThe restaurant itself is nice. Waitress was nice and attentive, just didn't get the same experience. The people I was with also agreed as they have also tried the other location. I will not be coming back to this location, especially because the prices have increased but worth it if you get the \"Islitas\" experience. This place does not have it. Go to north Las Vegas location. They are overpriced for the quality. I give them 3 starts only because I know they have potential on improving, or else I would give them 2.
__label__0 Pizza was ok at best. I needed a receipt for my travel expenses and called, but they told me the greasy, no name \"receipt\" attached to the box was all they had. I asked for a breakdown of the charges and the guy told me to \"figure it out\" and was rushing me off the phone. He said I could go to the store and pick up the receipt. I was 2+ miles away and therefore I had it delivered. I asked to speak to th manager but was told he wasn't around. I couldn't believe the guy's attitude.
__label__4 Came in on a lazy Sunday. Very slow day, but they work fast and efficiently. Took my nephew to get a cut and he requested a faux hawk. And the woman that did it(forgot her name, sorry! :[   ) and she did a great job. He looked so handsome. The salon is definitely kept clean which is also a plus. And the ladies that were working were very sweet. Will be back for sure.
__label__4 Today I went to Super Cuts and had my hair cut by Sandy, I usually don't write reviews, but after spending time in her chair today and leaving with my hair looking great, I want others to know about her, she is good at her job and is a kind easy going person. I will be returning for my next hair cut, of course with Sandy.
__label__3 Ah golden dragon I heart you. My grandmother is the one who showed us this little gem-apparently its very popular with the sun city (65+) crowd, but who can blame them? They have a killer ayce dinner special for $11.50pp but surprise... It's NOT buffet style. You order off a full menu and everything is made fresh to order! Make sure if you are doing the ayce to let the server know before you start ordering. \n\nYou start off with the appetizers and soup. They have the standard selection of apps; egg rolls, potstickers, pork spare ribs, fried shrimp etc. etc. Tonight we got bbq pork, cream cheese wontons (10) and I got a cup of hot n sour soup. The apps came out fairly quickly and everything was hot and crispy. So much better then when it's buffet style sitting out under heat lamps and getting soggy! Then after apps you can order entrees and rice or noodles. They have a good selection of chicken, beef and seafood entrees as well as different fried rices, noodles and egg foo yung.\n\nWe ordered honey walnut shrimp, shrimp pad thai and mongolian beef to start. The walnut shrimp is my favorite it's so sweet and delicious. Not calorie friendly at all but that's what makes it so good. The mongolian beef was tasty but lacked spice. Actually now that I think of it all their \"spicy\" dishes are not spicy at all so I have to subtract 1 star! I like a little kick with my food especially when it is supposed to be spicy. Anyways we ordered another round of wontons and sweet n sour pork and I was so full after that my bf had to roll me out of there! \n\nA few things to note. If you order the ayce you MUST eat everything and they do frown upon leftover food. They have threatened to charge for any leftovers although it has yet to happen but just be aware. The portions are not huge but I do think they adjust the portion sized based on how many are in your party. I've gone with a party of 7 before and the entrees seemed to be bigger whereas they seemed to have less food when it was just me and the bf. And lastly they don't require reservations but they are recommended for large party. Also keep in mind this review is for the dinner special ONLY. You could of course order ala carte items and they also have take out but this is the best deal and we all know how much I love a good deal! my suggestion would be to go with a group so you can sample a little bit of everything. :)
__label__2 Compared to the other Target I go to, it's smaller in selection of items I browse like the clothing, dog stuff and baby items (I have a niece on the way). \n\nStill this is the most convenient one being right by work so I tend up here more than the Target Greatland by my house. I suppose it's A-OK even though I'm a fan of Target. Hey, it beats Wal-Mart anyday.
__label__4 I've been to 3 Targets in Vegas and in order of preference: \n1) Rainbow Blvd: easy parking, store's never crowded, Greenland Market is across the street (so I sometimes just walk to/from Greenland to buy what I need)\n2) Charleston Blvd: conveniently on the way to Summerlin Costco but this Target and its parking lot can get crowded since it's in a strip mall\n3) Decatur Blvd: I don't care for the clientele
__label__3 I like Petco- see review of my neighborhood Petco http://www.yelp.com/user_details_review_search?userid=n86B7IkbU20AkxlFX_5aew&q=petco\n\nI dropped in to this one since it's right by work.\n\nFew things I like about this particular one. \n\nI love EarthBath dog grooming products and it's carried at this location. They have other good natural shampoos too. \n\nMy cat likes chunky cat food. I normally get him Weruva at the specialty natural pet food stores but sometimes I can't get there in our odd night schedule. Theres a few chunky selections here, Solid Gold, Petite and a few others I cant recall which somehow my neighborhood location doesn't have.\n\nMy pugs chew like pitbulls so I get the big thick \"throw\" rawhides and long bullysticks here. \n\nTheir fish area at this store is particularly nice of a selection and the staff is knowledgeable. It shows off in their display tanks they did around the store- a nice saltwater, a freshwater with a ton of live plants, and another fresh tank showing how to do a proper basic tank. They have live saltwater corals and plants and I dont normally see much selection of these at the other Petco. I've been wanting a fish setup and I'll probably grab a few things and advice here.\n\nOf course I will be back,
__label__2 Back in the day, circa late 1980s, this was called Bullys. Not sure if that means anything to anyone but hey, I'm a fountain of useless trivia!\nIf you're a Packers fan, which I must clearly state that I am not, this is your place. At least for game watching. Lot's of Packers paraphernalia adorning the walls and such.\nWe stopped by here for a pre-dinner drink before heading to Nora's a few doors down.\nLet's see, a 16 oz draft of cold PBR for $2.50 poured by a very nice bartender ...yeah that's my style. Not much for tap selection though, it's your basic American pilsners plus Newcastle brown.\nDid not eat here so no review on the food. They do have a pretty decent sized dining area although I didn't see anyone in there at the time. \nIt's not the crazy Bullys from the heyday, but not a bad place to grab a cold one either.
__label__3 Been going here for over 20 years... The owner is always very friendly and classy   My clothes always come out smelling fresh and the price aint shabby either. Definitely worth checking out.
__label__2 Hmmm, this place is a little difficult for me to review to be honest. My wife and I were treated to this place by my father-in-law and his girlfriend, both of whom have had prior experience ordering dim sum. I expect this is why our experience was a bit more positive than some of the other reviews I've read on yelp. It does kind of help if you have an idea of what you are ordering ahead of time since many of the dishes taste different then they actually look.\n\nWe got there at exactly 10:30 and managed to get a table just fine, but fairly quickly the restaurant started to fill up with large families. I'm told that this is fairly usual here and that you should expect to wait for awhile if you get there much later than that. \n\nOk, time for the food. I can't recall half the stuff we ended up ordering, but I do remember that many of the dumplings and buns went down really well with our group. The pork buns, shrimp dumplings, vegetable dumplings all were pretty tasty. The pork buns were especially good, bigger and more full of meat than most chinese restaurants I've been too. Egg rolls were pretty much the standard stuff, but the fried shrimp balls were quite tasty (I feel weird saying that for some reason, lol). The rice was tasty, a bit sticky and moist with lots of stuff mixed in. The one item that completely shocked the table on how yummy  it was was the homemade sweet tofu. Very yummy, my wife ended up getting a second bowl.\n\nSomething to keep in mind though is that it takes time for the waiters to bring out all the carts. We noticed that at around 11:30, just as we were finishing up, the waiters were bringing out the more savory meat dishes and so on. Kind of annoying, but makes me think that next time I come I'll have to plan on either taking my sweet time with my meal or come a little later and deal with the wait. All in all it was an enjoyable meal, but going as a group really ended up helping because we got to sample more and had plenty of good conversation going. Also, I got to watch my wife try eating chicken feet... *snicker*
__label__3 I never thought that I would even think about Dim Sum in the Sin City. Being from the bay, you would think that I got enough of it, but here we were searching for that comfort food.. and we found ourselves here. I didn't even remember the name so thanks to the pagoda looking photo.\n\nDont remember exactly what we ordered but for sure some of the basic: shrimp dumpling, siu mai, sticky rice, chicken feet, pork ribs, mango pudding, rice rolls, baos.. etc, and it was all pretty good. The service was good and the restaurant was pretty full. The bill was generous, spent around $55ish for the 4 of us.. but we ordered a variety. \n\nI'm a lil butthurt, I looked thru the pics & saw that they had seared ahi. I dont remember that being there when I went. boo. \n\nBut Chang's will forever be our designated dim sum stop if we ever crave it in vegas.
__label__3 This is the best Dim Sum I've had in Vegas, I've been to Chang's three times in the last couple of months and it's been consistently very good. The service is just ok because every time we go we have to ask for our drinks twice. But really this place is about the Dim Sum which was great, there are always carts running around packed with food. The 'cart pushers' aren't very friendly or talkative but when you point to an item they give it to you so I'm not complaining. The prices are very reasonable for a family of four.\n\nThe place could use some more parking spaces because every time I've been there the lot has been full and I had to wait for somebody to leave.
__label__0 Came here on a Friday afternoon around 2... no dim sum carts..its okay..we ordered from the menu and also ordered a chow fun entree.. there were only 3 tables eating(including ours) at that time.. Food was just okay and service was horrible!!! How can you not provide service to only 3 tables in the restaurant..Don't you want to make money?  \n\nThe food took a very long time, considering we ordered the most common dim sum dishes such as the shu mai, dumplings and some other plates..After our first round of dim sum orders, we asked about our chow fun.. She had no clue..because she didn't put the order in! She didn't even check up on us and our food took such a long time.  Guess this place is only good on weekends with carts or something but I will definitely NOT coming back here, there are other places around Chinatown where I would gladly eat at.
__label__1 Chang's has gone a little downhill recently.  I have gone there for many years, and enjoyed it, but lately they have had a change of staff and the ladies with the carts are really pushing the food on you.  Literally putting it on the table as you are saying NO!  I have heard that the ladies are now on commission so, if true, that could be the reason.  Also, Chang's has raised their prices significantly.  To me, Orchid Gardens is a much better bet and they have a bigger selection of dim sum rotating throughout the restaurant most times.
__label__0 Dim sum food came out cold.. Service is poor.. No detail on check out bill..I will not come here at all ...
__label__2 Used the coupon for the free roastburger at this location and the manager let my coupon slide even though I guess I didn't print coupon the right way.  She was telling me some guy walked in there earlier and tried to use 8 coupons for himself.  Was he planning on eating 8 roastburgers and 8 soft drinks in one sitting?  Crazy bastard.  \n\nIts just a roast beef sandwich dressed up in burgers clothing.  Ketchup and roast beef don't taste that great together imo.  Bun was good though.  My wife got the bacon and cheddar and thought it was fantastic but I felt pretty unsatisfied with my All-American.
__label__3 Love this place, good prices, good service and the food is awesome! Now let us dance......with swords!
__label__4 One of the best, if not the best in Vegas! I love the sunspot pizza, the hot chicken fingers and nuclear fries are super yummo too!!! Plus they have awesome Ranch dressing! Can you tell I'm from Vegas???? The place is hella 80's and looks like the maxx from saved by the bell, but don't be fooled this place rules!
__label__1 let me start off by saying im from NY...\n\nThis pizza is a joke, its not pizza by any standard. over all for VEGAS pizza its passable, but when i say passable i mean just that. Its edible, it looks and tastes pretty much exactly like papa johns or little ceasars. Id have to say dominos is still better then theres. \n\nyou will def not want it again. \n\nI do have to say though, the staff is great and the place does look nice and has a great feel to it.\n\nunfortunately there sauce is bland if they made there sauce better and there crust thinner it might be salvageable. oh well guess im not in ny anymore gonna just have to make my own pizza.
__label__4 I've always done take out here & the pizza has always been consistently good!!!
__label__2 Decent 80s style pizza, but I prefer more of a kick to pizza sauce.
__label__3 Loved the pizza, garlic nots and salad. The atmosphere could use a updo, but service was good. Price fair. Great marinara, and awesome thin crust pizza. Highly recommend.
__label__3 I had the sausage pizza and thought it was great. I think the menu described it as a Chicago style pizza. Maybe the sausage is from Chicago, but this is not deep dish. Actually pretty thin. But I definitely liked it and would definitely go back the next time I am in Vegas. I was there too late for it, but they were advertising half off pizza during the late afternoon.
__label__1 At first glance this looked like a wonderful restaurant to have a great evening meal. We were greeted by a wonderful hostess, and then it went down hill once we sat down at our table. The waitress unfortunately started on the wrong foot when asked about if they had a Malbec in house, the reply was: Yes, It's $200 and I don't think you can't afford that, and we don't sell it by the glass.  I was stunned!  (My husband had returned to the table) to see me, and the others in a shocked state. I would like  to take the higher road and say that I don't believe she realized what she had said to me.\n\nSo in short we settle for the over priced $98 bottle of Ruffino Chianti Classico. The water was great but it lacked the lemon we asked the waitress to bring and received none until we asked the server to bring us some. (With a smile still). \n\nThe menu's came and my husband who never complains about anything was taken back by the prices. Thus adding insult to an already injured evening we ordered our perspective appetizers, and meals and carried on conversations to pass the time.\n\nFrom the ordering of an over priced bottle of wine, ($98) to a menu of food that was good but not off the charts, we could have gotten the same quality and better serve elsewhere. My friend order the Risotto the price was $30.   Risotto!!! Not only was this one the most expensive restaurants, for the quality of food but the service unfortunately didn't add up.  Speaking of service: This evening was so slow that they had a table with a party of 7 who ordered their drinks and their meals up and leave.\n\nAnyway the highlight of the evening:  We found out that if you are a Las Vegas resident you could get 50% off your meals (Alcohol not included of course). Oh! but the waitress forgot to tell my son that...who is a new resident and had left early because of the time. Thank goodness for great friends we met their for dinner. They told us! So that whopping over $400 and then some bill was reduced by the great friends.  So all in all the evening blessing was we got to spend it with our son and our friends who met us their for dinner. No we didn't get dessert!\n\nBeing thankful for good and bad experiences teaches us much about life.
__label__4 Excellent!  Love this place. My former \"go-to\" place was La Scala.  However if you want a special meal, try Ferraro's.\n\na. Location - On the NE corner of Harmon and Paradise, this place is easily accessible to all areas of Las Vegas.  Plenty of parking and although in a strip mall, very well placed to streets and the freeway.\n\nb.  Ambiance - This is a fairly large place that has some private areas, some normal areas, a bar area. I think it will be able to handle groups of all sizes!  Comfortable, roomy and elegant yet casual.\n\nc.  Service - This is one reason I come back. I bring my friends from Middle East and Europe here and they really love it. We usually ask for Alessandro to wait on us and we don't use the menu. WE just describe to him what experience we are looking for, and he and the chef bring stuff out for us. It is great.  Friendly, professional and very attentive.\n\nd.  Food - As you know, we just yap and the waiter and chef bring stuff out. Antipasto, sharing three types of pasta on a tasting plate, a bit of meat, small bits of dessert.  It does not get better than this!  Love it and everyone that comes here enjoys it as well.\n\ne.  Price - A tad bit more expensive, because we are trying lots of stuff.  Usually ends up about 50.00 per person without alcohol. OK, so at Olive Garden you may spend about 25.00 per person, however, the price is relative. This place is unique,and the pasta's are great. The last time we had lobster ravioli, gnocchi, and risotto. We had antipasto, calamari, then we had osso buco and a bit of cannoli and tiramisu. \n\nI love coming here and will continue as the food and service are great.
__label__0 Their 50% off for locals is a big rip off. They add on 18% gratuity on the full price of the meal and to top it off their food is not very good, it's mediocre Italian at best for their prices.
__label__3 I was searching to have a great Italian meal.  We arrived and realized the place was packed and we didn't have reservations.  We had to wait about 30 minutes.  I saw the  Maitre D and smiled at him.  He had a blank look on his face.  The girls at the front were trying to get us seated and had called us to be seated prematurely.  So, right from the start I wasn't getting the old school Italian feel.  Once seated the waiter was on point.  The bus person was on it with water and refilling the glasses.  I ordered their famous Ossobuco.  It was good but not great as I was hoping.  However, the pasta and sauce was cooked excellently.  I enjoyed that more.
__label__2 Ferraro's is getting a solid 3 stars from me.\n\nThe restaurant is decked out in nice rustic Italian fashion with dim lighting and white table cloths. My party and I arrived about 10 minutes earlier than our reservation slot, but we were seated immediately anyway.\n\nAs per the norm of most Italian restaurants, warm bread was brought to the table in a basket covered with a napkin. Brought along with the fresh bread was a ramekin filled with a delicious concoction of what I believed to be olive oil, a bit of roasted garlic, and perhaps a hint of pesto. For appetizers we went with the calamari fritti (fried calamari) which was adorned with a lemon and marinara topped with red pepper flakes. Overall the calamari was mediocre, in my opinion.\n\nFor my entree I went for the Bucatini Corti all'Amatriciana. A $24 plate of thick, but hollow bucatini noodles topped with Italian bacon, onions, red wine vinegar, and red pepper flakes. I've had variations of this dish in the past but this particular one did not rank up near the top with the others. Don't get me wrong, I knew exactly what I was getting into with my order however for the price I was expecting to be wowed. Unfortunately, I was not. I am making a general assumption in that the dish prices are predicated upon the restaurant's proximity to the strip, and I am certain the cost of the bacon is something to take note of.\n\nThe waitstaff certainly deserved 5 stars. Friendliness, knowledge of the menu, and attentiveness were definitely their strong suits that evening. I did feel bad for the bussers who had to constantly refill the tiny water glasses in front of us, but I suppose I could've just asked for a larger glass.
__label__4 This was a fantastic experience.!    Eric Schultz was a great host.  The beef carpachio was excellent.   The service was as good as the food.   Family owned and operated.   We had a 6 course meal for two on our anniversary and the cost before tip was 140.
__label__2 Went last night for a late dinner around 10pm. The service and ambiance were great. I loved the entertainment. The food was pretty good except for my lamb. I ordered it medium rare and it came out well done. It was the worst lamb I ever had.
__label__3 Was there Saturday night and was able to walk in with no reservations.   Appetizers were great.  Ordered the filet but was under cooked.  The waiter took it back but came back stil undercooked.  Other than that, all the rest of food was awesome.  Staff was friendly.   Manager took of the filet of the bill and then offered us coffee and desert on the house.  Went the extra mile to make sure we were happy.  Nice place away from heavy traffic of the strip.  Will be back.
__label__4 2 words... Osso Bucco. Best in town! Wait, best ever! I usually have to call to see if they're offering it for the night, but it's phenomenal! No joke. It's fantastic. I don't even like eating meat, and I will crave this dish! Antonio and Rudy behind the bar are amazing mixologists and have created some of the coolest cocktails I've ever had!
__label__2 There is nothing better than trying out new authentic italian restaurants. I googled this place the other night, never heard of it and decided we'd try it out. As soon as I walked in, the feeling of a fine, classy, sophisticated, elegant italian place is the vibe you get. Not to mention, for its \"space\", it's adorable. Nice bar, live italian music playing and a good amount of well-dressed people have let me know this is a decent place.\nWe didn't have to wait very long which was nice. While we did wait, we were able to watch the cooks preparing authentic italian food. When we sat down everything was formal, almost as if we were on a  spot on the strip. Though the room started to remind me a little bit of an office building, the decor made up for it as the ceilings were decorated and the walls were dressed as if it may be your own grandmothers dining room. Cute. \nI enjoy when the servers are wearing vests because I know I will get the quality I want. But downfall was the server took a long time at first. The complimentary italian garlic bread is a bit buttery for my own diet but the fact it wasn't just a basket of butter packets and bread made this place a little different then the others & also, the fact that it had fresh, chopped garlic on it  as well made up for the too much butter .When we got our dishes the food was perfect and just enough. One of the dishes we ordered was the 'Alla Nora' and I'd recommend it if you like a robust meat sauce (bolognese)  with breaded eggplant - fried. Comes with spaghetti obviously. Not bad if this is one of their signature dishes -assuming.\nFor the lack of perfect service the girl made up for it by bringing us a complimentary dessert. Or was it because we told her it was our first time there? :) Either way, Tiramasu is definitely not my type of dessert but its the thought that counts.\nI'd recommend this restaurant for a special birthday or a romantic, quiet dinner. I would definitely come back to try out something different on the menu since I was satisfied with the other menu items. I'd recommend this place also with another couple or a date because it's definitely one of the more intimate places to go, even if it's just to have a glass of wine and listen to the live italian music.
__label__1 I really hope that the hype behind this place is that it once was much better and people are latching on to the nostalgia. This was one of the most mediocre restaurants I have visited. \nWe made reservations for 8:45pm on a Saturday night and the place was packed. It is located in a small strip mall and would be easy to miss. We were promptly seated and that is when everything started to go downhill. It took ~15 minutes to even get acknowledged and place our drink order. Their gnocchi and pasta are not made in house. I am not sure what would compel someone to pay $12 for gnocchi out of a package when I can get delicious gnocchi from Trader Joe's and toss in some pancetta for $5. I opted for their Frutti di Mare ($21) which was linguini in runny arrabiata sauce with an assortment of seafood. The husband had their carbonara which ranks among the worst I have ever had in the states. I am not even comparing this to Italy standards. While two of the three members of the party were still eating, one of the people's plates got taken away to be boxed up. Awkward. The server ignored our table pretty much most of the time and then rushed us out at the end. I would not come back nor recommend this place. It is all hype.
__label__3 Storefront location hides a very good place for Italian. I waited short time for a table and was asked to be patient, my server had to catch up. \nI thought, here we go, crap service, but he dropped 4 checks in quick order. \nAt his suggestion I ordered the calamari ap and rigatoni special for entree. \nCalamari was crispy and good, the sauce better than average. This sauce is what keeps this from being a five star review. \nThe rigatoni was fantastic! Pasta was perfect, sauce great, and meat perfect. \nAdd excellent service and Nora's will be seeing me often when I get to Vegas.
__label__3 My friend and I came here after numerous people told us how great it was. They were packed so we decided to sit at the bar. The bartenders were super nice and welcoming. Rudy described to us a couple of his signature cocktails and we decided on the lemon thyme cocktail and a mango lemon gin cocktail. Next Rudy helped us pick our entree's and told us about a chicken piccata that wasn't even on the menu! So I got the chicken piccata and my friend got the chicken carciofi. Both dishes were amazing. We asked Ryan about the desserts they hand and he informed us that the cheesecake is made locally and was amazing, so we ordered that and he did not lie! I asked for some extra strawberry sauce and instead Rudy hand cut fresh strawberries for us! Over all Rudy and Ryan made the visit amazing! The food, the cocktails and dessert was beyond exceptional. I would definitely recommend this place to anyone!
__label__2 Our room was clean, the bedding was pretty, no bed bugs, and the front desk okay.  And the shuttle to Bill's on the strip was a short ride and the wait wasn't very long. \nThe casino smelled like an ashtray.  Our room smelled like urine until after we ran the air/heat.  The bathroom DID have a tub, but the room was small and the shower was dark.
__label__3 Meeting Space review only: Recently a group I'm affiliated with rented the Arizona ballroom at the Gold Coast for an event. When I first heard of the location I was like \"Gold Coast? Really?\" Yes, really as in they really blew me away in a lot of different ways. From the minute we went up the escalator to the ballrooms things just worked and went off without a hitch. Also the sound quality was very good and exceeded my expectations by a long shot and didn't hurt my ears or leave me cringing as other places tend to do. They advertise that they are \"equipped with ultra-modern lighting and sound systems\". I wouldn't go so far as to say ultra-modern but what they have flat out worked without fuss and was setup by someone who was very helpful and knew what they were doing. (Turning out individual lights above our screens without having to ask is attention to detail that I really like!) Our meeting space was one of the better ones I've been into at this size and price point in Vegas to date. And our food service was surprisingly good. If I wrote a Yelp review on the food service alone it would easily get 4 stars. (Iced tea that tasted like tea, a Caesar salad that didn't taste like bulk salad, a main plate that most people in our group finished off, and even the chocolate and carrot cakes didn't last very long on a lot of tables.)\n\nOverall my experience with the Gold Coast was not bad at all. I do wish they had variable message signing that could have welcomed our group like other places do. I also dislike the fact that many of our participants couldn't find the Arizona ballroom without having to ask for directions. Internal casino signage for the rooms demands improvement. And the other group using the ballroom across the hall was an interesting group to have next to our professional group with invited media personalities and others C-List type local celebrities in their own minds running amuk.  (Excluding a certain local media person who is very much respected in our circles). But that's a tangent and a story for another time. The Gold Coast is a great place to hold a meeting and I look forward to returning there in the not so distant future.\n\nDisclaimer: Some verbiage in this review was intentionally crafted to protect privacy while still giving me the opportunity to write a review. Protecting the not-so-innocent is a Vegas tradition (wink, wink)
__label__2 Located on Flamingo right next door to the Rio. it is in walking distance to the Las Vegas Strip if you like to walk , but it is not such nice walk (on a freeway overpass) . That being said this place is a bit of a gem. Very reasonable rates, although not the swankiest place in Las Vegas. Coast properties tend to have a lot of amenities, making them self-sufficient. In other words you can stay here, not leave and still have a great pick of restaurants and the like. So if you are on a budget and want something a bit laid back give this place a look. Live it up, you are in Las Vegas for cryin' out loud!
__label__4 I have stayed here many times. The last time was just as good as the first. Jane is a supervisor at the counter, and if there is a problem ask for her. She helped me out this last time. The girl at the desk, you could tell was new, wouldn't give me the king bed we ordered. Said that the room is guaranteed not the bed. Well Jane fixed it. Granted it was a smoking room (I don't smoke) but they use freshener and such, couldn't even tell. The newly redecorated rooms are GREAT! \nSome things to know... Every day from about 10am -5pm (my times may be off) by the sports book they have a hot dog cart. Hot dogs are $1.50. not a bad lunch. \nthe pastries at the coffee shop go to half off about 8pm or so. Actually at different times but in the eves and the muffins are still moist. The ice cream place serves monster big scoops, I am 6'1\" 225 and one scoop is really enough. had 2 scoops the first time and ate it all. About got sick. The Dim Sum restaurant is not cheap but not too expensive, and is great for lunch. but get there early or you will be waiting ina long line. Their breakfast buffet is a MUST. It is $5.99 with a players card and has an omelet bar and a whole bunch more. you will NOT need lunch on the days you eat there. Oh but there is a brunch instead of a breakfast on sunday, I think brunch is french for \"add a bunch of money and cheap champagne\". I'd recommend any day BUT sunday. \nThe only problem I see is that I am an early riser and no coffeee except for in room til 6am. Well you can get it at the slots but cocktail service early morning is non-existent til about 7am and the coffee place doesn't open til 6am. the buffet doesn't open til 7am. \nYes a lot of old folks in there but I like that, its not a party casino.Well I like this place. My 5 star rating is for the price and value. its not as good as Venetian or the other expensive places, but you get a whole lot for your money.
__label__1 They need so much help with their security system in the Bowling Alley.  We had some things stolen.  ....they also need to get that Friday's out of there.  Baaaad service.  Baaad
__label__0 Buffet here is terrible on Friday night seafood buffet! Crab was so dry it wouldn't come out of the shell! And for $20 bucks per person, the Alliante Friday night seafood buffet is much more worth it!
__label__1 Did you ever see that part in vegas vacation when a desperate chevy chase gets taken to a casino by uncle eddie and they played games like \"War\" and \"guess how many fingers are behind my back\"?\n\nThat's how I felt here. I didn't stay overnight.  I didn't do anything except gamble on the floor.  And let me tell ya, I've never seen anything like it.\n\nGranted, if the dealer doesn't know how to deal, they should probably get a talking to.  Should they get a talking to in front of his whole table he's dealing to in the most crap-tastic way by his pit boss?  No!  \n\nThe poor guy was trying.  I HATE seeing employees treated so poorly.  When I told the guy he should treat his employee with respect, as well as the people playing at the table and have this conversation in private, he snapped at me.  I stood up from the table and stated that I wouldn't contribute one more penny to this low life horribly horrible hotel.\n\nDon't come here.\n\nI don't even know why I gave two stars.  They really deserve one. Or zero.
__label__1 Good bingo and 5$ blackjack that pays 3:2. It's amazing how 1 person can totally change your view of a place.  After playing a few bingo sessions and blackjack, I finally decided to get a drink. So being broke, I sat at a penny slot and waited for the waitress to come- 15 minutes of wait time. I asked for a beverage and she said that I needed to be consistently betting at least 20 cents a bet because that's their rule. I was nice enough to tip her even though she was rude to me and I couldn't even drink their shitty sweet no-alcohol daquiri. Time for a new bingo place :)
__label__0 Worse store in history!!! They make you make mutilple purchases throughout the store,like your a criminal.i went into the cosmetic department for a female product,made me take it out and pay by itself( very embarrassed ). That was one.then I wanted a simple pair of headphone, had to make another purchase ,another time I wanted to make a game purchase ,the guy wouldn't even hand it to me,like I was a child and he held it above his head making everybody see.i really felt very uncomfortable ,like i was really going to steal it.not to mention I had to wait 20 min for someone to get keys. then i had to get other items then had to go to the front of store and pay for a third time.by the time i finished,it took 2 hrs to get out,then i had to show riecipts to get out of store,no surprise,i lost one.it was a huge ordeal.really don't need the frustration ,I have enough going on,targets right across the street,so that's where I go now.a little more expensive but well worth the piece of mind,not being looked and and make you feel like a criminal!the vision center,ohhh don't get me started there cheap frames,the say that the will replace them for a year,and nope,not to mention the hate people
__label__1 I am a meat and potatoes kind've girl. I decided to try the previously recommended (yelpers) Fried chicken steak and mash with gravy,.\nI didn't like their gravy at all. It was a white gravy but really bland, the thought makes my stomach weak. Since their was gravy on my mash and my fried chicken steak, the meal was not good at all. \n\nMy friends love their breakfast foods (ie. pancakes).\n\nHmm, well their coffee was cool. \n\nNeedless to say I didn't finish my meal and was disappointed.
__label__4 Warning! If you suffer from Ursaphobia(fear of the bear) do not visit this restaurant. This is one of those themed based restaurants which gives reverence to the \"Black Bear\". They have bear carvings, 100s of stuffed bears, bear hot sauces, etc. I visit this restaurant often because they serve generous portions of freshly made food. I typically go here for breakfast, I have ventured out into the lunch portion of the menu only twice so my review is basically for breakfast. If you are tired of the other restaurants trying to sell you their orange juice as \"fresh squeezed \" then try this place. I hate when I restaurant tries to pass off orange juice from jugs delivered to their location as being freshly squeezed. That's just false advertisement. Black Bear has freshly squeezed orange juice which is made on the premises. The machine can be seen in the left corner as you walk in to the restaurant. \nI usually get the freshly made corned beef hash, hash browns and a biscuit with gravy. This place not only makes the corned beef hash fresh but also the hash browns are also freshly shredded . One of the few places in town that I'm aware of that makes their own hash browns. I have also tried the Joe's Hobo omelette a couple of times. \nFor lunch I enjoyed the hot turkey dinner with mashed red potatoes and sauteed vegetables. The turkey is nicely sliced white meat with ample portions. I've never left this place hungry. \nThe one day I would stay away from here is on Sunday. The regular manager was not here on a Sunday I dropped by here recently. I must say, the place was not very well run on his day off. The manager that day definitely seemed confused and overwhelmed. The other recommendation I would make is to try to stay in the main dining room. The only times I have had slow service was when I have been seated in the side room.
__label__4 Great service every time. Just good old fashion dinner food. Large portions at good prices nothing more nothing less.
__label__0 We were driving around and didn't want to go to a casino for dinner and found this diner on Urban spoon with a \"Best Restaurant 2013\"! I was shocked!  The chicken fried steak was frozen and raw tasting, the baked potato had been kept warm too long and was horrible, the chowder was warm and lacked clams, the mash potatoes were watery!   This was the worst food I have had in a long time!  Our server was excellent but the one  at the register was on her cell phone and another very loud one was taking pictures of some family members in for dinner.   Definitely would not go there and I do not recommend it for anybody who likes good food!   1 star is 1 too many!
__label__4 almost  every  Sunday morning  you  can find  my  family  of  four  here  for  breakfast,  the  service is  always  great.  they  are  almost always sure  to  be  busy  but  never have  to  wait  to  long  for a  booth  and I  love the  fact they  always  try  to  get me a  booth,  since I  have  two  kids,  without  nee  even having  to  ask!  the  crew  always  remembers  us  and  are  super  friendly  with the  kids.  the  atmosphere  is fun  and  comfortable.  and  the  food  is  always  good.  thanks  you  guys  for  making a  place  for  family's  to  dine  :)  you've  done a  great  job!
__label__0 Was not impressed.  Server was rushed. Food was low budget.  Tasted like instant potatoes.  Waitress admitted the Green beans were canned.  Peas in chicken pot pie were canned as well.  Have had much better experience at their ST George location.
__label__3 The country fried steak was good, portions were as massive as the clientele. \n\nYes, this place serves good food... By no means is it healthy, but if you're looking a for a diner to have a cheat day, this is a good option. \n\nI'd also recommend the apple cobbler and ice cream for dessert.  You've already decided to have a cheat day right?
__label__3 Chicken fried steak! Thats all Im going to say.. They give you huge portions for the price. The only thing I felt uncomfortable about is the tightness of the place. Its always packed and there is barely any room to walk. This can easily be solved by calling in the order and just picking it up. Bottom line, food is great but place is a bit tight.
__label__2 Normally I'd give this joint 5 stars bcuz almost EVERYTHING IS *AWSM*\nHowever- just went w/my moms & ewww what a disappointment :(\nShe had the fried chicken & me a basic burger - burger was ehh ok at best but the chicken was bad news bears!!! The corn bread muffin was delivered warm but turned to a rock shortly after, leading me to believe they nuked it ... The batter on the chicken was nasty & the chicken itself was ALLLL FAT! Even the mixed veggies were gross!\nAt $14 bucks this dish is NO BUENO!\nIf you find yourself @ BBD - try the Cali Benedict or the sweet cream waffle & finish w/a personal pie of your liking or the diners specialty - a  big bear bear claw ;) enjoy!
__label__4 This is one of my favorite places for breakfast. The service is always friendly and attentive. Food comes out amazingly quick. I highly recommend their Bacon Benedict, and a stack of some of the best pancakes you'll ever have.
__label__3 It is New Years Day 2013 and the NHL season is no where to be found. What is a casual hockey fan to do? See a Las Vegas Wranglers hockey game of course. The first annual Indoor Winter Classic to be precise. A game early enough in the afternoon that a young family can enjoy without the little ones getting crabby. A game where it snows indoors at regular intervals. A game that the home team wins with a final score of 3-2. Today was a great time. This is the third game I've been to and each time I have a lot of fun. Whether for todays Winter Classic, the charitable Guns and Hoses game (cops vs fire department in conjunction with the Wranglers), or just a general regular season game. I wish Las Vegas would get behind the Wranglers a little more than they do. They have been around for 10 seasons and have performed well. Maybe if we, as a community, get behind the Wranglers and prove we like this fast paced sport, we can finally get a major league sports team. If you haven't checked out the Wranglers, go. If you have, then you already know what I am talking about. Now get off your computer and go to another game.
__label__1 Came here to watch the Mummy 3 in order to avoid the crowd and labyrinth walkway at the MGM.  Bad decision - the A/C was barely on, seemed like it was off.   Outside was 110 degrees.  The casino was ice cold and enjoyed a margarita at the bar, but inside the cinema was hot and stuffy.   Won't come here again to watch a movie in Vegas but will go through the obstacles at MGM.
__label__2 This place is showing its age. I went to see Avatar in their Imax theater and the seats were pretty banged up and the movie crapped out as it was starting due to some technical difficulties. It took a good 10-15 minutes before they fixed the problem and restarted the movie. I do have to say that as far as movie theater food goes, their hot dog and nachos are decent.
__label__0 My friend  loves this theater (I don't know why..) and he suggested that we should go there because \"is nice\" so we did and oh my gosh.... first the girl who sells the tickes either was on a bad mood or she didn't care, I asked her about the movie and she rolled her eyes and she said, that she doesn't know anything and ignored me.... the screen is SOOOOO small that I was surprise that they put a new release in that screen !\nin the middle of the movie, the sound went silent like for a minute !!! I couldn't  believe it, I wa so dissapointed that I swear I wouldn't come back again.... but I did, why ??  because this is the only theater in Vegas with a real IMAX screen, although the room is decent, the seats are all wore out, not comfy at all, the guy at the concesion stand very unprofesional, he saw me coming towards him and he walked away !!! I waited for another minute and he came back and said: what do you want ?  wow !!!  I reported to the manager but obviously the so called CUSTOMER SERVICE  is NOT waht this theater is known for...\nif I want to go to a movie I rather drive  5 more minutes and go to RAVE inside Town Square !!! that's a real theater with very professional staff !!
__label__4 Lots of IMAX theaters here, Great popcorn, all the most current movies are always playing and it's removed from the strip (but only slightly) so there's not an issue with crowds.
__label__2 I loved this theatre!!! its is nice and spacious. also very clean. its a bit old compared to other theatres in vegas, and the 3D sucks. so old school. the reason why I also love this theatre is they always do media screenings for movies, and I get to see them thru go fobo. that's the reason why I don't mind spending money on their expensive not so good popcorn and soda
__label__2 My hubby and I visit this theater a lot and have been every week the last month or so on Monday's. They have $5.00 movie Monday's and have added a deal at the concession stand for a medium popcorn and small soda for $5. This is a great deal however is becoming a mad house now that more people are learning of this great deal.\n\nOur last visit sucked sour ass as the movie was 25 minutes late starting then once it started the curtains were still partially closed cutting off the movie screen and the lights were on. People in the crowd were not happy at all and this was a full house on top of it. The theater seats were packed, we were lucky to snag the last four seats together as my hubby and I invited our friends another couple to join us that day.\n\nAlso the put a new release (The Purge) in the smallest theater they have which was lame because everyone and their granny's were there to see this movie. In fact every row in the front were taken and that is rare because those seats suck as they are too close to the screen.\n\nA theater employee did come in prior to the movie starting to apologize after people went out to complain as to why the movie was not starting. A lot of people were vocal and shouting out things which was a riot all in itself.\n\nMy hubby Chris stated I should complain to a Manager on the way out however I was not in the mood to wait as I saw several unhappy people go up to request a Manager after the movie let out.\n\nI did later call and spoke to Supervisor Kyle who was a sweetheart and advised that he will give us a set of complimentary tickets for another time due to the bad experience.
__label__2 Went to go watch the conjuring at this theater.\n\nPros- relaxed seating the seat recline pretty far. \n$5 Monday movies \nFriendly staff \n2 for 2 Tuesdays \nCheap movies and snacks \n\nCons- it took 15mins after the movie was suppose to start before it actually did , the staff had to call upstairs to see what was going on.\n-Kind if old \nLess seating then newer theaters
__label__2 Seats are very comfortable.
__label__2 living social 3 races for $25 which is better than the 60 or etc they charge on the site. Its right by the cosmo and off the strip easy to get here. The line was a bit long even though the parking lot looked empty. The people whorking there were really nice in general. We had 2 ten min races and then we got bored and left but in general its a great place!
__label__1 This place left me with a sour taste in my mouth.\n\n\nWe were put in a room & we waited for about 30 minutes. A worker rushed in & told us it was time to go, but we hadn't seen the safety video & no one told us about changing into different clothes. The worker said we were going to miss our race & the safety video wasn't important. It felt pretty sketchy. I didn't know what was going on.\n\nNone of the go carts are the same speed so don't fool yourself into thinking you are an awesome driver. You probably just got a fast cart. One girl's gas ran out during her race & she didn't get to go again. She was really upset.\n\nIt just felt really unorganized & unprofessional.
__label__0 HORRIBLE PLACE NEVER GO HERE! Unless you want a sprained or broken ankle. I went yesterday with a group of friends and they gave me kart 20. I was racing and the brakes went out, I went full speed into the wall and sprained my ankle. The staff did not care and did not help at all. And after that happened they put someone in the same kart. I had to go to the quick care were they told me my ankle was so sprained they are surprised it was not broken. Place is disgusting and a waste of money go to Pole Position. This doesn't even deserve a star but they make you give it a star to even post anything.
__label__0 I've been charged twice with my account and they refused to give my money back, I had to make a claim against them. The place is not very bad, but the staff are rude, and as well as residence.
__label__1 This is f'ing vegas! where's the glitz? where's there magic? where's the service? Definately not and the rio- damn, i've been trapped here for work for 3 days and i can't wait to get the f out. Lets count the ways. First, there's NOWHERE to get food in this place? Yah, the restaurants seem to be there, but either their not open, or you can't just grab something to eat and get back to the gambling at hand. Allright, demerits for the food, lets try the amenities. ohh where to beging...shabby faded 80s carpet? Check! Dodgy facility upkeep? Check! Pool that's never open? Check! Workout room that costs 22 freakin bucks for NO FREEWEIGHTS and is smaller than an airplane bathroom? Definately check. and the service? don't even get me started.\n\nWith the hopes of trying to swim, i went to the pool today at 6pm to find it closed. Why I asked the attendant? Oh, we were losing money today because no one was drinking at the bar, so we had to send the lifeguards home, so the pool is closed. Can i swim without the lifeguards i ask- the answer: only if i want to be escorted out by security. Now THAT is service. Avoid the rio at all costs.
__label__1 Yikes.  My first impression stepping into this place was roughly 1991.  I'd say it needs an update. But, it looked like some good cheesy fun, and it was. \n\nFortunately, I got to the room and saw that the hotel owners must have figured that out and entered into the new millennium with renovations.  The room were huge and really neat and modern - the perfect place for a group of girls who will have their belongings spread out everywhere.... so we thought.\n\nWe went to the pool, where the time machine sent us right back to 1991.... Wait... Rewind further... 1989... Quick! Get me my pink Walkman!... Oh, nevermind, I don't need it, there's plenty of 80s music blaring from the less than clear sound system. \n\nStrangely, they painted parts of the bottom of the pool yellow and orange. I later learned that it is made to look like a clown fish from up above.  Interesting choice.  I get it.  I guess.  It just made the pool look dirty, if you'd ask me.    \n\nSo, being a couple of mighty fine females, we got comped back into this century at the special adult only pool - Sapphire.  The pool was legitimately nice, and it had better, newer seating, waterfalls, hot tubs.  If you can get over interesting tattoos and toplessness, it certainly was a better environment than the other pool.  \n\nAfter a good night of sleep, I got up to treat myself with a massage, which was the best part of my trip so far for sure.  When I was done, I felt so relaxed and went out into the sun. \n\nFor some reason my calves were itchy.  Hmmmmm.... must be sunburn... hmmm... they continued to itch all day and through my redeye flight... hmmmmm..  \n\nWhen I arrived back home I got a text from my friend, whose mother slept in the same bed I did that night after I did. They had changed the sheets, but she woke up with itchy welts all over her. The hotel switched their room, but didn't do much else.\n\nCheck your mattresses folks.  Bedbugs apparently reside anywhere, even places that appear to be clean.  What a nightmare!!!!
__label__1 I was sent here for a ACE Fitness convention for my fire dept along with 4 other people. They told me they couldn't charge the credit card they had because it had to be the one used to make the reservations. (which isn't true because companies pay up front for group rates on one card) We were then told we had to have an actual credit card  (not debit card) to put the security deposit on. Unfortunatly i offered mine up since i was the only one in thr goup who had one. The RIO ended up charging my card over 15 times for 4 seperate rooms. \n\nIts taken me about 2 months to get them to credit my card and charge the cities card as they were supposed to. There was some type of problem with the DC gov't credit card so they went to the only one other one on file (mine) without authorization. \n\nThe only reason they got two stars, friendly (yet not competant hep), nice rooms with decent views, good -not great- location for decent prices, free shows and a good shuttle service.  I didn't like the overly priced drinks, all of the \"working girls\" , extreemly smokey atmosphere some nights. The gym there was about 20-25 a day (rediculous) One of the guys with me had a leak in his room and they didn't imediatly move him to a new room to repair the leaky ceiling - he was supposed to be comp(ed) free internet and that was also charged to the wrong credit card (mine).The internet was $15?? a day or week (cont remember exactly) WHen most hotels offer free internet. I've contacted them about this several times and was offered no apologies after haing to move alot of money from my savings to my checking accounts to cover their mistake.
__label__1 I stayed at the Rio with a conference in July. It was dirty, musty, mildewed, the pool was closed a lot during normal hours of operation, the food was okay. The game floor was run-down, dirty, stinky (like someone crapped their pants-all the time). The elevators were often crowded and we had to wait in a mob to get on an elevator. There were always long lines at reception and concierge. We were there on weekdays. The shuttle services was poor - always waiting for the second or third shuttle to pick us up from the strip to come back. A cab would've been easier and worth the money. We had a great rate but it was similar to better kept hotels on the strip.  I would not ever stay there again with all of the other options in Vegas. I only stayed because of the conference or I would've changed hotels after the first night.
__label__0 I wouldn't stay here again, ever. I was in town for a technology conference and the Internet didn't work in the conference area or in the rooms. It was very spotty wireless and wired. The room decor  was very dated. But here's the worst: First morning my sinks back up while shaving. One sink backed up with my water and the other backed up simultaneously with a black smelly liquid. I also complained about the lack of seal at the bottom of the connecting door between my suite and the one next door. I could hear everything in that room like it was happening in mine. (Imagine that) I insisted on being moved to a new room. In the new room on my last morning... I hear a gurgling noise and then smell something foul. I walk into the bathroom to see black liquid coming up through the shower drain. I reported it on check out and they didn't seem to care. Any other hotel would have tried to make it right. Not these guy... Harrahs should be ashamed of this property.
__label__1 This hotel is off the strip and I think all the fun of Vegas is in the heart of the strips so if you are not there then it sucks. It's hard to get around like you have to pay for taxi and everything so I would recommend staying at another hotel in the strip!
__label__2 Checked-in on a Monday night, checked-out on Wednesday afternoon. Came from the most frightening hellhole of a hotel called Tropicana. Paid $55 a night!\n\nNot the most amazing of hotels or casinos, I will say that. You'll find flashier, newer, and more dazzling on the strip, of course. But our room was clean and a welcome respite after the shock of the Tropicana, which I suppose wasn't saying much, so I'll say this: it's a normal, nice-but-not-luxurious hotel room. Decor was fairly modern, if simple. \n\nWe had some difficulties with the front desk: key cards kept screwing up, and the front desk line is always like forever-and-a-day long. But they always brought towels up when we asked (we asked a few times!), and room service was prompt. \n\nI did have a run-in with one of the valets, when I needed to catch my friends who I had JUST let out of my car. They were headed up to the room and I was going to go park, but had given them the wrong key. I moved my car out of the main overhang area, jumped out, and the valet started shouting bloody-murder about how he needed my keys. I ran inside anyway, gave the room key to my friends, and when I returned to my car about 1.5 mins later, the valet was still standing in front of my car, giving me the evil eye. He then asked \"What my problem was.\" I told him to go park a car or something and left. It was just weird and overbearing. I suppose he deals with Vegas d'bags all the time, but it's not like I left my car there for an hour and a half, right? And considering that I saw the same cache of cars sitting in that area the entire three days I was there, I didn't think it was that big of a deal to jump out for a minute and a half. \n\nSo, if you're looking for a value, I'd say this is a \"You get what you pay for, and a little more\" scenario. You won't regret your choice, but you're not staying at the Bellagio.
__label__1 They have monthly free poolside concerts, yay. They have no consideration for the disabled, boo. The problem with these shows is that every show has different rules and the Rio nor the radio station promoting them let anyone know the changes until you get there.  The best example is my girlfriend is disabled and cannot sit on the hard ground.  The first 2 shows we went to there was lounge chair seating, the next show we were told we couldn't sit in the loungers, the next show after that we could, then couldn't.  Last month we tried to go and was told no seating but we could bring our own chair to use.  I asked security \"Any chair?\" and was told \"Yes\" but I know for a fact if we came back with just any chair they would not allow us to bring it in so we had to leave.  The other things they change is one show you can swim, the next you can't swim but you can use the jacuzzi, the next show both are off limits, the next show the pool is open again, what the heck?  And the last reason not to go is the alcohol, they offer an \"open bar\" which consists of 1 free drink of whatever they decide that night whether it be flat, warm, foamy beer or watered down who knows what.  The Fosters big can is the best deal but one show it is x ounces for x dollars, the next show the same can goes up 2 dollars, the next show the price goes back down but the can is smaller, the next show the price is higher for the smaller can.  Its been 3 years that I have been trying to attend these shows and nothing has changed in that time, still inconsistent and just plain wrong.  If you want a good pool party/free concert with open bar go to Hard Rock on Fridays in the summer, its always righteous and a good time without all the frustrations of the lame a$$ed Rio.
__label__1 I am not rating the casino.\n\nI am rating the buffet. Why my friends and I stopped by here? NO IDEA. WORST VEGAS DECISION EVER.\n\nLuckily we had the \"buffet of buffets\" and could eat here free. Otherwise they wanted 29.95 for it. I have no idea WHO would pay 29.95 for it. \n\nJust think of your high school cafeteria. That is what this place is like.
__label__3 One of the classic hotels of Las Vegas...due to the BUFFETS :p\n\n  It's a great, simple hotel nothing too over the top but definitely worth the stay here. Despite the age of the Rio they did a great job updating the furniture, making it contemporary and very comfortable.\n\n  There was a long line at check in but what do you expect? It's the weekend, everyone goes to Vegas on the weekends. But once we got to the front of the line the staff was very helpful and cordial.\n\n  Personally if I had to deal with all those people, I would lose my mind haha, so kudos to the staff of the Rio for keeping their cool. Obviously it's a little far from the strip so bring extra money for cabs.\n\nStill a great place to stay after all these years, keep it going Rio :D
__label__3 Chi chi chiiiii!!! I love it here!! Many people really dont appreciate this gem because its off strip! But being a local you tend to appreciate these types of casino/hotels! I love that they offer local discounts! Most other places rarely pay homage to the people who actually live in the city of sin but the Rio takes care of us pretty good!!\n\nSure it looks radical with its purple and red lights at night but its really a great place!!  They have many things to do if you're old enough. They have a lot of night entertainment such as VooDoo ROOFTOP lounge, and Crown nightclub. They also have different shows you can go see plus a bowling alley for the kids!\n\nRio has many different eateries that you can try but when we go we always go to the Carnival World Buffet, locals get 50% off and even if you're not a local its still inexpensive!! I have a 5 yr old and they dont charge him, so thats nice. \n\nI've never stood in the hotel rooms, so maybe one day I can review them! It's a big casino and they have good slots also! They waitresses are also very personable and attentive, unlike other places!!\n\nI will def go back and think you should give it a try even if it is off strip!
__label__0 No free wifi.  In 2011.  Really?  REALLY?\n\nIn 2011 wifi is ubiquitous as toilet paper.\n\nThe smoke in the casino is horrible.  It hits you like a wall as soon as the elevator doors open.\n\nIf you buy one of the drink packages (for example, you pay $75 to get $100 worth in drinks), you NEED to check out in person in the lobby.   The video check-out will not account for the drink package at all.  The woman behind the front desk told us this.  Gee, I wonder how ethical that is.\n\nAvoid this dump.
__label__2 Stayed here many times for free over the past several years as we are a part of their players club.  Overall, a decent hotel, clean too, so long as you know which building to stay in.  Stay away from their buffet if you are into quality food, not just quantity.  The pool is a little murky and the pool staff does not do a good job of cleaning up after it's guests (i.e. throwing away bottles and plastic cups laying around the pools and the lounge chairs etc.).\n\nHere are some tips for future guests:\n\n1. If you are going to stay in this hotel, please be sure you request to stay in the Impanema building, which is the older/original hotel.  Unlike the the rooms in the newer building, these rooms have been renovated within the past 10 years, cleaner and more modern and well kept.  They are pretty spacious too!\n2. It is better to self park than to use the valet as their valet can be a little slow at times.\n3.  Stay away from the All American Bar and Grille inside the hotel.  Food is gross and staff was unhelpful.  I dined here once at 3 am and they had no customers, yet the service lagged and the food was gross.
__label__3 My boyfriend and I are Total Rewards members and used our comps to stay at the Rio. Our stay was November 5 to the 10th. I paid $67 for the whole week. I gave 4 stars because this was our first time staying at this hotel and can't compare it to any previous stays there.\n\nWe flew in on the 4th and check-in isn't until 4 p.m. the next day. We decided to try anyway and learned we would have to pay a hundred something for Friday since their cycle doesn't start over till the check-in time. That was okay. I had family living 20 minutes away whose house we could crash at. The young lady who assisted us at the counter was very pleasant.\n\nFast forward to 4 p.m. The young lady that helped us the night before was still working! Poor thing. But it was a gentleman who checked us in and was just as pleasant. We chose not to get an upgrade of a renovated room with a view of the strip. Our suite was in the Masquerade Tower on the eighth floor. It was a pretty large size. After walking taking a tour of the room, I sat down on the bed and realized the pictures on the website did not match what we have. The photos on the website were of the renovated rooms. I couldn't really complain, especially for $67. We still did have a view of the strip, though. (See attached photo). The couch was a little tattered on one corner. The drain in the shower was slow draining. One end of the towel rack on the shower door fell off when I hung a towel, but was easily fixed. TV is old school style. Still, I cannot complain. We were mostly happy with having a refrigerator and the room was clean. Housekeeping did a good job whenever we asked for room service. She even gave us extra shampoo and soap eventhough we weren't really using them. I ordered in-room breakfast and the man who served us was very nice. \n\nI would definately stay here again.
__label__3 We decided to stay off the strip this time around. We wanted to relax more, without all the crowds. Plus the rooms were a lot cheaper, so we put the extra money we saved on a rental car. We drove everywhere, so we didn't have to walk as much. It was pretty cool, because it didn't take us forever to get to one location to another. Especially when we went out at night, instead of getting a taxi, we hopped into our car.  \nI was very pleased with the room, it was fancy, but huge and comfortable compare to other Vegas trips I have been on. Only problem was that we booked for double beds and they were only able to give us a King bed, but there was a pull out couch. \nThe food choices was okay. We went back on the strip to eat though, but the bar at the pool was pretty cool. The pools wasn't crowded like the other casinos, plus they had a DJ playing music and the bar was open. It was a nice day at the pool.\nWhen I come back to Vegas, I'll come back to RIO and stay, if I want to rent a car.
__label__2 Stayed here for a quick weekend trip and it was okay. It was very affordable and the rooms are nice (all suites remember!) but it's definitely \"older\" Las Vegas. The casino is a little smoky and busy, but okay. They do a show on the weekends called the Show in the Sky where there's some dancing and singing followed by \"parade floats\" hanging from the ceiling that rotate around their track and throw out beads. They do it every hour on the hour between like 6pm and 11pm, Thurs-Sat I think. It's not a great show, but it is something to do while you're sitting at the bar or at a slot machine. \n\nThe pool area is really nice and free. There are several pools and hot tub spas spaced around, with waterfalls and sandy beaches around the edge. There's also an adults only pool that costs to go into (we were quoted $20 for guys, free for girls), and says it's \"european style\". We didn't pay to go in, but my guess is that means girls can be topless because it's surrounded by pushes so that you can't see into the area. They have a DJ there that was playing some good music too. There are plenty of bars around the pool areas as well. \n\nThe best part about the hotel is the fact that Penn & Teller are there. We got a coupon book with our stay that got us 2 for 1 tix, which is always worthwhile. Their show is awesome!\n\nThey have some good restaurants as well. I don't recommend the Dim Sum restaurant unless you're for trying something a little different, it's very traditional. The all-american grill was good, but didn't have the best service. There's a frozen yogurt place in the casino that I was quite fond of ($5 for a cup).
__label__0 I've stayed here twice.\n\nThe FIRST time I came here, I stayed at the Masquerade tower. The AC in the room was the weirdest thing ever. You were either freezing your dick off, or sweating balls. The TV was old and blasted radiation in my eyes. The view was crap. I lost a shit ton of money playing games of the adult variety. \n\nI said to myself, \"Never again!\"\n\nMy buddy Alex drags me by the collar and forces me at gunpoint to accompany him to Vegas and stay at the Rio. I said \"Please sir! I'd rather eat a cowchip before I enter that rathole again!\"\n\nAfter consuming said cowchip (maybe I should've told him I just didn't want to go..), we stayed at the Rio for two of the most unpleasant nights I've ever had since turning 21. \n\nOn the plus side: 600$ from a slot machine!\nOn the downside: 3 rowdy children screaming at the top of their lungs next door from the hours of 8am-11am. Seriously?? Don't you know that these are the REAL quiet hours in Vegas??
__label__3 Dear Yelp, it's official: I AM 21. :D\n\nFor my 21st birthday, I spent the night at a room here. I must say, quite a fun place to spend a 21st birthday at!\n\nRoom: HUGE. To begin with, it was already in the older tower and yet it was still quite impressive. Two comfortable beds, a couch, a chair, a table/mini-office space and a fridge....it was almost like a miniature apartment. The view was also quite amazing, looking right over the pool and straight at the Strip. Oh, and it had a fridge, a plus seeing I needed to have refreshments for the get-together I was having.\nService: Can't really say, we were just partying it up in there. \nLocation: Not on The Strip, but close enough, with free shuttle service to Harrahs and Ballys. \nPool: It was amazing with a bold, capital A. Crowded, but not overwhelmingly so. Beautiful people all around, and not overrun with the douchebags you see so much of at somewhere like, say, the Palms or Mandalay Bay pool areas. One cheesy, but cool touch was the waterfall that came out of a clam. \nMiscellaneous: As great as the room was, I was charged a security deposit of $50 that I had no way of knowing about beforehand. At least it wasn't a blasted resort fee, but still.\n\nThe Final Verdict:\n\nPros:\nMore than enough space.\nFridge in the room.\nLovely view.\nEpic pool.\nFree shuttle to the Strip.\nNice enough bathroom. \nOffered two free passes to the Voodoo Lounge.\nLots of things to do on the property.\nGot the room for a pretty sweet price as well ($53.00).\n\nCons:\nSneaky security deposit. It's refunded when you check out but still. \n\nSuggestions: Please let people know about the security deposit in advance. So next time someone wants to have their birthday there they won't be $50 short on drinking and partying funds. \n\nWould I stay here again? I'd stay here again just for that pool.
__label__3 We have this family tradition that started when I was 17...\nI celebrate my birthday 6 months in advance.\n\nSo I came here at 20.5 years old to celebrate my 21st birthday with family, and had the best service I have ever had in Vegas at any other hotel. (I've been to 7 different ones.)\n\nGranted, I wouldn't say they are the best, but one of the guys there (I cant remember his name for the life of me) was so attentive and always had a smile on. :)\n\nOne of the best starters to my birthday celebration ever!
__label__0 First time at Rio - check in at 5 took 20 minutes - now at taxi everyone trying leave Rio - this place suck & will never stay again - I stay cuz of friends - not worth my time or money!!! Stay away if u under 35
__label__2 We stayed at the Rio for a bachelorette party in August, and had a decent experience staying there. First, the not-so-great things about Rio: there's constant room renovations, and we were in the wing that needed some serious updates; this hotel is definitely showing its age. We waited an unnecessary amount for an ironing board. And because like most hotels in Las Vegas, Rio is a themed hotel, there were also some pretty Cheesy with a capital C things going around the hotel, like that random show they have where they threw beads. OK, actually that was pretty awesome. \n\nOtherwise, Rio's an overall good choice for our party. You get what you pay for in the hotel rooms, in that it's a basic four-star accommodations. It's got a great rooftop club with amazing views of the Strip. The Chippendales perform here, and now that I've seen Jaymes and James compete on the Amazing Race, I kinda don't giggle in incredulity anymore. The pool area is huge and renting out a cabana is a great deal for a big group. It was definitely the perfect veg out experience, so very Vegas.
__label__2 The Rio is aging, somewhat gracefully. While it's not the best, it's not the worst. One thing I found odd, there is nowhere at the Rio that has a selection of craft draught beers.
__label__0 Huge Disappointment - $20 per day for a resort fee that does not offer much is a bit of a sham.   \nWe stayed in one of the ue  rooms and I would agree with others about the shower being terrible and the room having a musty smell.   You can see that the vents have not been cleaned out in quite some time.  \nThe worst part is that we could not get any sleep until after 2 am due to the music ( or I should say the same beat repeating over and over) from the Voodoo lounge filling our room and shaking our walls.  \nWe called the front desk to change rooms and were told that no rooms were available.  The manager was supposed to call us which never happened. When we checked out the hotel thought that removing the resort fee was good enough.  After explaining that we had paid for a room that we were supposed to get some sleep in which did not happen the front desk was willing to remove an additional $20.  Wow - hold me back.  Needless to say we are not coming back.\nFYI  - stay off floor 35 of the masquerade tower.
__label__0 Rio wasn't what it used to be. \n\nPro: has 3 swimming pools that are kid friendly (meaning that they are shallow)\n\nCons: \n-bed was very uncomfortable\n-water head in the shower was set to conserve water...which is fine but the way it sprayed out it actually made showering longer!\n-elevators were super slow \nAND there's no complimentary WiFi Seriously?! In this day and age you can't offer free wifi?!
__label__1 What is happening with the Rio ? Or maybe I should say what happened ?  Am I seeing the death of a big resort first hand?  Is this the sad ending to a once extremely popular hotel ?  \n\nI will say some good things still exists here. Buffet still rocks (Minor issue, see below)  All American Bar and Grill is still good for Sunday Football. Room was very clean and housekeeping took care of everything to a T. The personnel that worked the front desk, valet, and our waitress were great and I am glad that the Rio has kept up the tradition of good friendly hotel staff. \n\nIt used to be such a nice change of pace staying away from the strip away from the hustle and bustle and you never even had to go to the strip because there was always so much to do here. Look I was a fan and stayed here many many times over the years. The pools were always so much fun, and now later in the year (November and it was 78*) even though the weather is still co operative, pools are closed and one is drained and empty. Shops are now empty, and what shops are open are having 50% off sales and pushy sales people hocking their crap. Escalator has been \"roped off\" for four days now. No soft serve at the buffet!  WTF!!!  Trash cans have been filled to capacity like they cut back on janitorial staff. The rooms have been advertised as recently renovated. And by that, I mean leave the chipped tile on the bathroom floor but throw a coat of paint on other things.  Free wi fi for only one device per day that you still pay a resort fee for so ultimately it isn't really free. And it's spotty service at best. \n\nAnd no more show in the sky ?  Really ?  Has the economy been so bad that they eliminated something that originally put them on the map ?  Sad. I would like to have the old Rio back that was synonymous with A Good Time.  Everyone has a place they stay at in Vegas. And I used to always say, without hesitancy, The Rio.
__label__4 I have to say that I had no complaints with my stay here at the Rio. When my boyfriend and I checked in, the front desk agent was very knowledgeable and friendly. Went to our suite and it was awesome! Very clean and spacious! The casino was a little small compared to other hotels, but it had a bit of everything. The dealers here were friendly and personable. I have to say that I was most comfortable and enjoyed playing tables and slots at the Rio. \n\nThe Rio is about a mile off the strip, but the walk to the strip isn't too bad. Well we did go when the weather wasn't too hot. It would be killer during the summer. There are free shuttles that will take you to the strip too.\n\nThe fitness gym is a little small, but everything that you need is in there. The spa and fitness employees were very helpful and kind. The gym was always neat and water and juice were always refilled.\n\nIf I were to go back to Las Vegas, I would definitely stay at the Rio. My boyfriend and I really enjoyed our stay!!
__label__1 The hotel is rather dated, and is far too worn to be pulling the crap they do with all the nickel & dime charges they want to pinch customers for.   \n\nCalled to ask about an check in early and was told there would be a $20 charge.  Really?!  Decided to pass on the early check in and waited till the end of my day to go check in.  \n\nAfter being scolded for pulling into the wrong valet lane so I could unload my suitcase and check in (I should have been in the common folk lane, not the super duper multi-star lane), I checked in for a two night stay.  Finally got checked in and headed to my room.  The bathroom area has a nice seated vanity area, but THERE WAS NO MIRROR over it.  Clearly there should have been because you could see the spots on the wall where there used to be adhesive.  Got past that.  Was happy to see that there was a Keurig coffee maker on the counter near the vanity.\n\nThe next morning I got up and went to make a cup of coffee.  Realized there was no coffee nor coffee condiments on the counter.  I called housekeeping and they advised that there IS coffee, but it is part of the honor bar and there is a charge if you use.  Are you kidding me?!  Another \"amenity\" that they want to nickel-and-dime-you-to-death with.  \n\nOnce ready to head out I decided to leave the \"do not disturb\" on the door as I didn't feel like securing all my valuables and computer.  Come back after a long day, slip off my shoes and am getting comfortable.  Head into the restroom area and catch a glimpse of myself in the mirror over the vanity.  Wait a minute - there WAS no mirror over the vanity this morning!  Apparently the housekeeping and engineering staff decided to completely disregard my \"DO NOT DISTURB\" on the door and help themselves to my room, while all my personal belongings, valuables and electronics were out in the open!  I felt violated, unsafe and totally pissed off.  When I called the front desk to complain, they asked if I'd like someone from housekeeping to contact me.  Why?  Why would I want that?!  The customer relations person I spoke to were less than sympathetic nor concerned.   I slept uneasy that night, and vowed I will never step foot into that place again.  I didn't find anything missing but that is besides the point.  They had no right in my room when I asked for privacy.\n\nAnd the icing on the cake of the mirror suddenly appearing in my room was that they didn't even bother to clean it after they installed it!  There were smudges and hand prints all over it.  Nice.\n\nSo if you decide to stay here - make sure you lock up your stuff even if you have the \"Do Not Disturb\" placquard showing.  Because they do not respect your rights or privacy.
__label__1 My wife and 3 of our children decided to celebrate my birthday in Las Vegas!\nWe rented Four (4) rooms!\nI usually try to keep up with my work using my Lap Top!\nTo accomplish this I must use the Internet!\nThe WiFi at the RIO is so slow it was impossible for me to conclude any work!\nThe cost of the WiFi use is included in the resort fee, of $22.00 plus tax!\nBut only for 1 device. Watch out if you have several phones, ipads, and computers. It is, for 1 device only!  I asked if I could use the Business office or another office and they are all the same!\nI felt ripped off and will never stay at the RIO again!\nE Wood\nBellevue Washington
__label__2 I've been a fan of the Rio in the past, but hadn't stayed here in a while.  On our last trip, we were a bit disappointed by a few things.\n\nFirst, the mini bar and coffee hadn't been restocked.  There was NO coffee at all in the room, and the mini bar was over half emptied.  And if there had been coffee, it was going to cost a ridiculous $8 for three pods.\n\nOtherwise it's pretty good for an older hotel.  The room wasn't perfect but it was in reasonable condition for the age.  The bathrooms are pretty nice and roomy, as is the entire room.  I like the space a lot so you don't feel closed in like most rooms.  Price was in the middle range.
__label__0 We're here because of a convention. First bad thing is the location. It's far away from everything else that is fun. We walked back from the Strip and it's a full mile of rather dangerous and unpleasant walk on a sidewalk that smells of sewage next to speeding cars and a walking bridge that is befitting of a ghetto.\n\nThe novice black jack dealer was a little cute and mildly entertaining. She almost gave us push on a lost hand which the whole table laughed about.\n\nIn the morning it took 7 minutes for a hostess to acknowledge us in line to be seated at the half empty breakfast restaurant. We weren't allowed to bring coffee from their own restaurant to the pool area. Some guy didn't like us moving poolside chairs into a shade.\n\nIt's not one thing, but a collage of a bunch of wrong things that paints an ugly picture for this resort. We won't be back.
__label__2 The Rio is a relatively nice place. It's comfortable, and the property is large with good amenities. Pool area is good. Staff is friendly. Why 3 stars?? Although the property is nice, there are some repair needs that seem to be blatantly avoided. Management should step up and put in some repairs and updates to make this place competitive with the newer hotels.
__label__0 I play slots at the Rio the service gets worse ever time Im there!\nThere is service from the cocktail servers in the afternoon. the employees rather visit with each other than take care of the guest. \nI played for two hours never got offered one water! Theres no excuse for this neglect.\nThe severn star guests playing next to me weren't happy either!
__label__0 So we picked the Rio to try because the pictures of the pool looked awesome.   When we got there I was pretty happy with the room and casino, we went out to the pool and they have 4 total, 1 adult only that is closed except on the weekends.   We bought a football and everyone had an ok time.   When the adult pool finally opened we were all excited, dj, good music, we were throwing the football around and probably 15 people we didn't know all joined in.   That's when the problems began,  there was a lady who was probably in her 60s got mad, the football didn't go near her, but she wanted to lay on her noodle in the middle of the pool and us having fun bothered her, so the lifeguard was cool and Told us just to try and keep it on half of the pool and her to stay  on the other side. She got mad they didn't make us stop and got out.   Well more and more people joined in, about 20 people having fun just throwing a ball around,  someone new threw the ball across the other side of the pool cause he didn't know we weren't supposed to, so the lady gets back in the pool and lays directly in the middle of our side where we are throwing the ball.  Someone throws it and it lands next to her, she gets pissed and starts yelling, the manager comes over and tells us, this is our last warning, my.friend goes to get the ball and the lady grabs his arm and starts screaming at him!!! So he gets the ball and starts to get out, the manager comes back over and tells him they are Gunna kick is out, huh????? Im sorry I don't think.We are the ones who grabbed anyone.   We watched about 15 people  leave the pool after that,  dead, nothing fun going on.  I wouldn't ever stay here again.  As a business why would you not want people having fun, drinking, not causing any issues, isn't that exactly what you.should want? Instead u allow someone to grab another person and threaten to kick the person who got grabbed out? Go to flamingo, great pool and they like their guests to have fun
__label__0 WE FOUND A USED NEEDLE IN OUR ROOM....\n\nOn August 20th, my family and I drove to Las Vegas for a short trip before my kids went back to school. We decided to stay at the Rio Hotel resort and Casino. While we were there, we had a great time. The pool was nice, the concierge was very professional and the Voodoo Zip-lining was amazing. \n\nAs our trip was drawing to a near end, the last day we were there, we discussed extending our trip and staying the weekend. As we browsed the internet to check availability, my three year old daughter walks up to me and hands me an exposed needle. I quickly but carefully take the needle from her hand and ask if she was hurt by it and she reluctantly said no. I then proceeded to secure the item and checked my kids for any bruising or traces of blood. I ask my daughter where she got the needle and she told me it was in the couch. I couldn't believe a needle was in the crevasses of the couch in which my kids were playing on and jumping on. Keep in mind, we had already been staying there a few days and I thought to myself and said, \"If they missed a needle, what else could they have missed\". I began to search the rest of the room for anything else out of the ordinary.\n\nI was infuriated and called the front desk to speak with a manager. I spoke with a manager and her name was Rosana. I explained to her what happened and expressed how upset we were with how irresponsible the cleaning staff was to miss something as dangerous as a needle. The manager apologized for the incident and we had to make a report of the incident however everyone involved acted like it wasn't a big deal. The supervisor that came to our room picked up the needle and walked out with it, no plastic baggie, nothing. Then another guy came to our room to collect the needle and we said it had already been taken care of. Then he came back a while later because he needed a report. It seemed that no one knew the proper procedures to take place for an incident like this and took about another hour and a half of our time while we were trying to leave. Considering the risk and that this is a safety issue and what could have happened, I would have thought they would try to be more apologetic or at least try to offer some type of compensation to try to earn my business back. \n\nIt made me sick to my stomach to think that my kids could have been hurt or killed by this exposed needle. We don't know whose needle that was or what they did with it before it arrived as our roommate. We have decided to never stay at the Rio or any of its affiliates. Not to mention the large collection of dust and debris on top the TV stand and on the carpet that looked like it wasn't cleaned for an exceptionally long time, and no one acted like this needle thing was a big deal. \n\nOverall, Rio will never have my business and will never be a place my family and I will stay. I can say that our experience at the Rio will scar our memories as well as give us another reason not to go to Las Vegas for a vacation.
__label__0 Is there a minus 5 star review because that's what I would give to them! DO NOT STAY AT RIO!!!!! I have been coming to Vegas for years & years & never in a million years I would encounter something like this!\nWe stayed at room 12004 & we  noticed the smell of odor coming from the hallway, our neighbors told us that they had been complaining but they did nothing.\nWe came back to the room around 2:30 am & got woken up by the itch sensation & that's when we saw some crawling bugs on the beds that we slept in. I freaked out crying because It was all over my body (my leg & arms). I called the front desk & they sent the security up to our room. He provided us with bio hazard bags to put our clothes in. We left all of our belongings & got out of there, only to wait for hours. The managers at the front desk didn't seem that surprised when we told her, offered another room but we didn't want to stay there....not EVER again. We lost everything we brought, only the clothes we wear...& bumps all over my body. They only offered $50 to get a couple clothes to wear in the gift shop where average clothes are around $40-$100!!!!!!!! Las Vegas for I have come here so many many times! It really bothers me that they think this is a normal thing & even mentioned \"Even WYNN Hotel has them!\" WOW!!!!!
__label__2 So normally I don't really review places other than eating establishments, but this review seemed necessary after the craziness that went down my first night in Rio.\n\nIt's 6am and I can't sleep. The time difference has not been my friend. I get up, and decide i'll waste some time at the gym. As I exit the elevator that connects the hotel rooms with the actual casino floor I am suddenly met by a big black sheet that spans the entire width of hall way. Along with the ominous sheet is: a handful of casino security, 3 or 4 metro police officers, and very tired looking casino managers. Everyone immediately points to an \"employee's only\" door to my left and directs me through. I walk down winding hallways, at each checkpoint another police officer pointing out the proper directions. Eventually I get out to the casino floor, and I notice another black sheet. Apparently I had just taken a detour via staff-only hallways in order to avoid a small portion of the main hallway that leads to the elevators.\n\nSo I decide that it is best to not hang around and I start to head to the gym, only to be met by police tape. Now I was a little more curious. I ask the guard what happened, and she immediately cut me off and insisted she \"could not talk about it at this time.\" So, me being the savvy millennial I am, I pull out my phone and google the Rio. Turns out undercover security shot an alleged \"repeat offender\" who was attempting to the rob the casino. A man was killed my first night in Vegas.... Definitely a story to tell.\n\nAt first Rio really did not handle this well. They didn't accommodate the people trapped out of their rooms (once you left your room and came downstairs, police wouldn't let you back up. \"Security measure\"....I was locked out for about 5 hours.)\n\nmy boyfriend and I weren't too angry about being locked out of our room because we were sure the hotel would be accommodating their customers and giving them things to do as they waited to back into their room. This just seemed like pretty basic crisis communications. When we went to talk to the manager though, this was not the case.\n\nThe hotel managers and staff wouldn't actually listen when we spoke to them. They just kept droning over and over, \"we cant let you up into your room, once metro is involved we have no control.\" This wasn't what we were asking though. We didn't NEED to get to our room, we just wanted something to do while we waited. We weren't the only ones either. People started getting really heated when they found out the hotel wasn't offering any kind of distraction. Eventually though, with quite a bit of complaining the hotel finally started giving people champagne brunch vouchers and waiving hotel fees.\n\nIt was too late though for me. Having graduated with a marketing degree, I know this first thing about marketing is to keep the customers happy. Angry customers can only lead to trouble. By the time the hotel finally connected the dots too many people were mad. \n\nOverall this is a very long way of saying Rio needs to remember that at the end of the day, if the customer isn't happy: you aren't doing your job.
__label__4 Great, Authentic Mexican food.  Found this place on Yelp and it was great!  Home cooked food with home/family feeling.  Would have never stopped at this place just by looking at the outside.  Well worth it
__label__1 Not the best place to dine at. If you want to watch sports, they have alot of TVs but there are better places to go. Also, very smoky environment. I got a headache from staying there too long. I tried their all you can eat fish and chips....its mediocre. I rather pay a little extra for better quality.
__label__3 This is a great bar. I like to come here and unwind with girlfriends. Food is good, although not spectacular--just your usual bar fare done right. Bartenders are attentive and definitely earn their keep. I love the little modern touches to the otherwise older-Vegas feel--like the large swivel computer screen where a plethora of fun games can be played--I especially liked the puzzle games with semi-naked women--a good touch to a drunk night! I'll be back again.
__label__2 It's kinda dive-y. But more importantly, it's themed. So yeah, a dive theme bar. And what's not cool about that?\n\nIt's got a full bar, but nothing particularly different or unique. The menu has several options, including all-day breakfast.\n\nIt's a neat place to check out just for theme. It's next door to the Palms, so it's a good spot for stopping before or after.\n\nI suppose your experience will depend on day of week, time of day, and bartender serving you. Can't say we had that great of a bartender, which definitely impacted our experience. Perhaps a different day, time, or bartender and I'll like this place more.
__label__2 In the mood for some fast Mexican food, taco shop style then this joint will satisfy your craving.\n\nThey have a large menu so be prepared to stand and stare at it for a moment as they have everything from huevos rancheros, nachos, taquitos, tortas, burritos, enchiladas, chimichangas, tacos and everything else in between!\n\nThis visit I ordered a chicken chimichanga, which was loaded with thick melted cheese. It was delicious, they give you a side of sour cream and green chile sauce to layer on top. Also on the side was rice and beans to complete the meal.\n\nMy friend ordered the carne asada nachos which was good.\n\nVery friendly service is a staple here.\n\nIt is good enough to satisfy your fast food Mexican craving.
__label__0 This doctor was extremely rude and did not listen to my problems. He spent more time explaining that he doesn't prescribe narcotics than he did explaining what might be wrong with me. (Note: I never even mentioned medicine to him other than what I already take)
__label__0 Oh Avoid this place @ ALL Costs. They will double bill your insurance, run tests that they do not bother to #1 inform you they're running & #2 you cannot get test results even on tests they run. They are very unprofessional & treat you as if you are a hassle to them. You will get billed for $53.00 for going in on Sunday which they consider to be a weekend visit. My son wound up going to Southern Hills Hospital & what a blessing it was to meet Dr. Sondrup & his staff. Dr. Hayes & Dr. Daulat have no business in the medical field. They spent all of 7 minutes with my son on 4 different visits {not the 5 they are billing for}. Honestly, they should be ashamed of themselves & may God have mercy on their souls.
__label__2 Viva Mexican Food in Vegas?  This little joint a few miles off the Strip is worthy of consideration.   Two standouts here are the chile relleno and fideo soup, which my buddy Dan says is tough to find in many LA Mexican eateries.  However, the rest of the menu is about as exciting as a trip to El Torito.  Decent food and good service for the price.
__label__3 My husband and I visit Viva Mercado's often.  The wait staff is attentive and very friendly.  Our drinks are never empty! The complimentary soup they serve is very good! And I also love the chips and salsa/bean dip.  The chips are always fresh and crispy.  I love their chimichanga's and my husband is partial to the fajitas that come to the table still sizzling.  If you haven't tried this place yet, you're missing out!
__label__4 The best Mexican food I've ever had!  although I haven't had that much experience with Mexican food (Wahoo's)  Haha!\nBut the service was very good and the food was even better!  \nThey give you chips and sauces.  Your meal comes with beans and rice.\nI had fish taco's that were so good I stuffed myself and ate it all!  My husband had enchilada's and they boys had beef & pork burrito's.  No one had any complaints.  Everything was fresh and delicious!  I just can't get over how good it was.\n\nWe don't have anything even close to this in Hawaii!
__label__3 I am Yelping this place out of the sheer fact that the Vegas community needs some help as far as finding good services (which I'm sure there are, just not any reviewed so far on Yelp).\n\nSo our situation was that our supply of clean clothes were running out and we definitely needed to do a load of laundry. What's a beleaguered tourist/visitor to do? Pay outrageous laundry prices to the hotel we're staying at to do our laundry? NO. Find a laundromat to take our laundry to and wait 2-3 hours? NO. What we stumbled upon was a pretty good compromise . . . a \"Wash & Fold\" service. Basically what \"Wash & Fold\" service is you take your dirty clothes somewhere, drop them off, and they clean and fold them for you. It's like the perfect middle ground. So what does any good Yelper do when he or she needs to find a reliable place, we go to the community.\n\nI did a search on Yelp but nothing really turned up, just stuff for dry cleaning and laundromats. No mention at all of \"Wash & Fold.\" So we had to do a little online research as to where we could go for a good \"Wash & Fold\" service . . . which is how we came upon Wizard of Suds.\n\nLocated off the Strip, just past the Palms and next to a kart racing course, you can easily miss Wizard of Suds. It's actually a laundromat combined with a convenience store as you walk into one side, start your laundry, then walk to the other side and buy a drink, snacks, or magazine. From outside, and even inside, it looks a little ghetto and shabby. However, what they lack in looks, they make up in service.\n\nSince it was the late afternoon, the \"Wash & Fold\" service section was closed, however there was a note on the door indicating if we wanted \"Fluff and Fold\" service to go to the convenience store register. Apparently the \"Wash & Fold\" area is staffed with 3-4 people during the day, but only one at night. Hence, more clothes get done during the day than at night. So the guy told us that they could take our clothes but that they wouldn't be ready till lunchtime the next day.\n\nWe were fine with this as we figured it was going to be next day service anyway. So we gave them our clothes and our contact info and information and they told us to come back the next day. How it works is that they charge you a per pound rate with a 10 lbs minimum. Sure enough when we returned the next day they had our clothes for us washed and folded. Total cost around $16. I'm not exactly sure how much clothes we had, but it was approximately 1.5 loads of clothing. \n\nNothing went wrong with our load, but that's not to say that things can't go wrong. When we returned to our hotel we checked our clothes and actually found that we had more clothes than what we dropped off. Apparently another t-shirt got mixed into our batch of clothes so someone in Vegas is missing their shirt. Whether it was a load mix up or perhaps just fell off another pile is hard to say, but I would recommend that you don't take in any vital articles of clothing if you elect to do this.\n\nOverall though, I thought it was a great service, fast, pretty reliable, and fairly priced. Don't be deterred by the look of the store though.
__label__2 Ive seen this restaurant for many years but never had a chance to check this place out. Well today was the day I pulled a U turn and said its time for me to try it.\n\nI am pleased I made the decision. Their service was excellent. Maybe it's because we were the only people in there that made it easy for them to pay attention too us but what made the real difference is there attitude. I felt the conversation we were having was very sincere.  They really wanted to get to know me. \n\nI only tried 3 dishes. Roast duck curry which was ok.  The best part of the dish was the curry sauce. I have a feeling if I had it with chicken or beef it would've been much better.  The garlic shrimp was also ok.  I was expecting larger shrimps than the ones used.  The best dish we had was the crispy pork with Ong Choy.  The blend of vegetable with the crispy pork was perfect and seasoned right. \n\nThe price is a little bit higher than I expected. It's about $2-$3 more than other Asian restaurants.
__label__4 Love this gym. Everyone's so nice n helpful. No weird-o's stareing at you making you feel uncomfortable. Great equipment. Always go early in a.m. for best workouts
__label__2 Just you average 24Hours Fitness Gym, You walk in and you forget what city your in cuz everyone looks the same.  With the 1980's color scheme.  I talk shit but i still go to 24 Hour all the time.  The 24 Hour at Silverado Ranch is the Nicest 24 Hour in Vegas.  Stay away from NorthEast Locations.
__label__2 This may not be the best gym if the 24 hour franchise but i'm comparing this to Rainbow's location which is newer. This location is actually not bad at all. The staff are super friendly and I was able to find a zumba instructor i can take without wanting to leave early. I've tried a few other classes and the instructors rarely played any spanish songs...so it felt more like an aerobics class than a zumba class. Pat was awesome! Her class had a lot of good spanish music, she had a lot of energy, she engaged with her students. The facility is kept clean. The swimming pool is more like a lap pool.
__label__3 So I just cancelled my membership after 6 years or so, no hassle there which was good. Got a refund for the remaining time. \nIt is a nice place, but I started taking yoga, privately, so no need for the gym for now.
__label__3 This place is open 24 hours and have an excellent fast food/pizza menu. Try out their philli cheese steak pizza. Chicken burger and chicken wings were decent too. Reasonably priced. If i had to choose i will stick to pizza though
__label__3 My hubby and I have been coming here for years ever since we moved to this side of town, and it's always amazing, every single time we come! We love it because of the all you can eat for just $24.99 per person, and considering how much some sushi joints cost here in town, you definitely get your money's worth here. Their AYCE menu has a ton of choices, and even appetizers are included. My only complaint is that sometimes it takes a while for the food to arrive, but they do a very good job at coming back to check and see if you like to order anything else. Highly recommended!!
__label__3 Once you sift your way through all the Smith's shopping carts you find a pretty good little place, and it beats battling for parking on Spring Mountain, and the noisiness of Nobu.  We would come here special or no special (though the 2 for 1 Asahi nights is enough reason right there), but it's always fresh - plus they have oysters!  Decor could use an update yes, but you find yourself too busy stuffing your face to notice.\n\nAt least we were able to order our sushi directly at the counter (we didn't see our server too often - one more on to help couldn't hurt), and they did us a few special requests that other places didn't.   Don't forget your stamp card, we've gone through two!
__label__0 This location is very convienent for me and the owner of the store, an older lady is very friendly and helpful.  Today I went to this store and got what i wanted, when i got to the cashier line there was one customer and the cashier was talking. I had to wait for more than 10min and she didn't even bother to apologize she kept on talking in spanish as if I weren't there. I politely asked her if she could please assist me insted of sorry or i will be with you in a min. she started shouting and saying that she is with a customer and continued her conversation and when she was done she started assisting another guest who was asking  her about a eyeliner. At this time i was so frustrated i asked her to call me the manager. The manager came apologized and told me she will help me she didn't even ask her why she didn't help me. In this economy its there lose because i will never go back again.
__label__2 Stick with the Chinese at KOJI.  the Sushi sucks!\n\nI've eaten here many times, but always ordered from the Chinese menu.\nTheir wonton soup is among the best i've ever had,  lots of meat and wontons.  Their noodles and rice are spectacular too.\n\nThe other day I sat at the Sushi bar and ordered a simple Crunch Roll with Soy paper as I like.  it was terrible!!  All loose and falling apart, unevenly cut,  cucumber NOT peeled, YUCK.  DRY!  Had i not seen the guy make it myself i would have thought it had been in the fridge a week.\n\nso.....stick with the Chinese at KOJI
__label__2 The Salmon Sunshine Roll will forever be my favorite roll. OMG so delicious~!!! Salmon, tuna, sriacha & lemon... what more could you ask for?\nYou wouldn't think that this little Chinese/sushi joint at the Orleans would have fresh fish but man their stuff is GOOD!\nThe hamachi kama with a side of sushi rice is also a winner in my book!\n\nAs for the Chinese food I really like their dry chow fun, Singapore Street Noodles,  double pan fried noodles and their seabass tofu hot pot~!!! \n\nAs for service everyone has always been really nice.. Especially the cute cashier/hostess Songyi ;]]] \n\nI would give them 4 stars but their food is pretty overpriced ...it's in a casino of course.. So I suggest you find someone who gambles a lot and make them buy you dinner here using their comps.. LOL
__label__2 food was good, not great but the service probably could've been a little better, I understand service will not be great at a casual dining restaurant but the food took really long and I felt like they were trying to rush us to get out afterwards...one or the other, either be slow on service and expect us to stay a while or be a quick service restaurant where we are expected to go in and get the hell out.  *I will come back though when craving filipino food though!
__label__4 Awesome AYCE sushi. They have egg custard which is my favorite. The only down side is its a little brown. But, still delicious. The sushi offered includes nigari and combo rolls. The buffet has both a hot and cold side offering salads and Chinese food. Dessert includes Thrifty ice cream. So good. The servers are very sweet and I have never had to wait for a refill.
__label__1 We had 2 AYCE dinner buffets for 55 on a tuesday night. \n\n- I might be harsh, but it's only bc i feel like i got ripped off....lol\n- Slightly better than Todai. Very similar menu with better sushi (better is a almost an overstatement). At least with Today they got coupons!\n- sushi is essentially all the same with different presentation and combinations. wheres the SALMON SKIN ROLL!? SPIDER ROLL!? FAIL...\n- Nigiri is way better than Todai. octopus :)\n- they don't get mad if you throw away rice! \n- they have this really cool octopus display :)!\n- Oyster and crab legs were good, but you can't go wrong with that.\n- other worth while things to get: shrimp with crab, shrimp tempura, and clams.\n- The desert selection looked disgusting. sloppy. broken pieces. people picked at certain things. lost appetite. Ice cream was okay. you can get green tea and red bean :)\n- udon noodles looked dry. miso soup was too watery. tofu cubes were destroyed. \n- If this buffet was 15, then it'd be worth it. Not for almost 30 a person. I'd rather hit up a goyemon.
__label__0 Before you read the rest of my impressions, let me just say that I prepaid for the round trip for two, and Ritz left us stranded for our 4:30am return. If that doesn't tell you to run, read the rest.\n\nFirst ones on the shuttle meant a 20 minute wait for the bus to fill in a bus without the air running. Then the driver over-filled by 1 and then had to rework the math and seating even though we were completely crammed in. Also, the a/c was off while we waited (in the desert...) and it never really recovered once we were in motion, so it was a hot, cramped ride.\n\nWe were staying at the Excalibur, which was supposed to be \"one of the first\" stops. In fact, it was the 3rd, after Bally's and another stop in the center of the strip. Start to finish, it was just over an hour from the time we paid for the shuttle to the time we were dropped off at the back of our hotel (as opposed to the front where cabs leave you and you can get porter service).\n\nAs I said earlier, they left us stranded for the return trip. We ended up taking a cab which cost exactly the same as for two as the pre-paid trip, and a cab to the hotel would have actually saved us .50 cents (yes, tip included) compared with the shuttle and would have probably gotten us there 45 minutes sooner.
__label__0 Went in for a much needed CarWash on 2-17-2014. Found this spot through groupon, the 49.00 manager special. Called to ask what it all included and it had me sold when he mentions shampooing car mats. The guy \"Moss\" checked me in telling me to not to buy the groupon the honer the same price. Then I asked for pricking on shampooing the whole car he says about another $50 I passed & went with the manager special. \n\nWaited an hour for me car and was really pleased with the job they had done & tipped really good. \n\nThe next day I hop into my my car I noticed a foul smell that reminded me of a dirty diaper.  Couldn't figure it out sprayed stuff to hide the smell and drove to work. About 9 hrs later I hop back into my car with my girlfriend & the first thing she says is... what's that smell?!? I told her I had no idea. She then asked if my carpets were cleaned I said yes! I checked & sure enough there still wet and smell horrible. Called the next day & was told I would receive a call from the manager. Minutes later \"Moss\" calls to ask what the problem was I simply explained & he tells me to not raise my voice I replied I'm not just wanna fix the problem. He gets smart with me and tells me to bring my dirty diaper smelly car in so his boss can tell me the same thing he told me which was noting. haha. I called back to find out why he called and the boss didn't. Girl that answer apologized about it and she was sorry for him being unprofessional. I told her to tell her boss I will pass on Coming back to fix my carpets and will simply right this review to warn future costumers about the risk of shampooing carpets.
__label__3 I typically use the drive-thru and can expect to wait about 5-10 minutes before I get my burger combo and go. The food has always been good and worth the wait.
__label__4 There are only a few stores that I can spend hours in.  There are certain stores I don't like to bring my wife with me also.  Harbor Freight Tools is that place.  I get the flyers in the mail and start my wish list.  It's like when a a kid gets the Toys R Us catalog.  \n\nOne has to approach Harbor Freight Tools a little different.  Are you a professional contractor that has multiple jobs weekly?  Well then this place probably isn't for you.  You might want to spend a few bucks more to get some better power tools. Are you the weekend warrior or the DYI home owner?  Then, this is your place.  They have a lot of great tools that won't be used all the time, but will get the job done. These tools won't break you wallet either.  I have purchased some specialty tools here that I needed for certain jobs and they were great.  I have also purchased a cordless power drill that was a piece of garbage and waste of money.  \n\nThe trick is to go see the quality of the tool and then see how often you will use it.  If you only need it a few times and it's pretty cheap, then get it!  Overall this place is awesome.  I love going here and finding some great deals.  You have to come check this place out.  Cheers!
__label__2 Wife and I ate here because we were seeing Bjork at the Pearl/staying at the Palms Hotel.  Picked it out of the various hotel restaurant selections because it seemed like the least likely place to get overfed.\n\nThe decor/environment is amusing enough- lots of buddha statues and piped in music that will please fans of \"Enigma.\"  I'd actually give that aspect four stars.\n\nUnlike many of the reviewers below, I found the service to be attentive to the point of over-attentive, which is not typically a problem int the greater so cal area- props to that server.\n\nI find it fairly astonishing that some reviewers singled out the prices as being \"too high.\"  Whatever you want to say about Little Buddha, I just can't say that \"over priced\" is one of the valid criticisms.  Prices were in line with a typical big city sushi restaurants.  The menu, which combines your standard sushi fare with a collection of chinese food, some thai and some typical european mains (steak. fish) with asian preparation)  might be a little pricey on the chinese side ($20 for mongolian beef), but hell- it's VEGAS!  You want cheap? Go to the buffet.\n\nThe pacing of our meal was way subpar- we ordered an appetizer, salads, sushi and desert and were \"done\" in under an hour.  Personally, when I'm dining on vacation i want a little more time- this wasn't a business lunch.  The pacing gets \"one star.\"\n\nAs for the sushi itself- I'm not sure how ANYONE could call this the best sushi they've ever have, unless, of course, they're from someplace where they don't have good sushi anywhere.  I would call the sushi here \"average\".  The jalapeno/yellowtail sashimi dish we had was not spicy at all, in fact it might have well just been called regular old yellowtail sashimi for all the spice the preparation added to the experience.\n\nDidn't try the chinese food or the more european mains, but the diners on either side were chowing down and I didn't overhear any complaints.\n\nApparently this restaurant is big in Paris, but frankly, I find that impossible to credit.  I think the reviewer below who compared this place to \"PF Chang's with a better cocktail menu\" is in the ballpark, but the sushi is something you can't get at PF Changs.  You can, however, get sushi like this in any mid size to large city in the contiential united states.
__label__2 Ok . . . . so the three stars is for a mix of two things.  The food deserves 5, however, other than the bussers, the service (including management) was awful and deserves 1.\n\nHowever, the food was amazing!  all around, so as long as you have a small group and no high expectations for service, I would recommend.
__label__2 Little Buddha is kind of like an upscale, more expensive PF Changs. If the thought of that scares you, this probably isn't the restaurant for you. Don't come here looking for authentic dishes. This place is an asian fusion spot that has many familiar items on its menu. So, if you're craving popular sushi items or Chinese dishes, chances are Little Buddha has them.\n\nThe highlight of our meal was the ahi tuna pizza ($15). Beautiful, fresh slices of tuna sashimi topped garlic naan bread. Each bite was a flavor explosion with a salty, citrusy, spicy taste thanks to the abundance of toppings ranging from tomatoes to sriracha to microgreens.\n\nEverything else was pretty average. The jalape\u00f1o yellowtail ($20) was bland. The King's roll ($20) with shrimp tempura, spicy tuna, avocado and rice crackers was decent, but the flavors were all muddled. The chicken chow mein ($20) was incredibly oily (although tasty for my Americanized palate). And, the vegetable fried rice ($8) is something you can get anywhere else for a fraction of the price.\n\nThe ambiance is kinda like Tao, but not as grand or over-the-top. We dined there on a Sunday night and, while there were lots of people there, it seemed unusually quiet.\n\nThis place isn't bad as long as you're not expecting a world-class meal. Of course it's going to be pricey since it's in one of the more popular casinos. 3 stars, but mainly for the ahi tuna pizza. Otherwise, it's probably closer to 2.
__label__1 great view, great service, food could of been way better and price was way to steep.. i felt like i was paying for the view
__label__2 i came here for a friends birthday while we were in vegas. i wasnt too hungry so i tried to order what i thought was going to be the least filling. i ordered the duck breast that came with mashed potatoes and some kind of custard pie with foie gras on top with a lobster bisque soup for a appetizer. the food also came with bread and some kind of ceviche. the soup tasted like blended pizza which i liked but was very rich. ive never had bisque before but i ordered it because the menu said minimum was $45 per person. when i asked the waiter, he confirmed but my friend only ordered $40 worth of food and it seemed to be fine? the duck was okay. it was different than what i had imagined it to be. the foie gras was good but it was weird with the custard pie. i thought it didnt mix well. i thought the overall meal was very rich  and sweet. ive tried my friends food (classy) and no way in hell is that sole worth $70. the lamb however was cooked perfect and tasted pretty good.\n\nthe service was excellent at this place. it also might have helped that we had a big party. some always came by to make sure we were taken care of. \n\nthe view of this restaurant is one of the best ive seen. its at the top of the palm hotel. i would ask to sit next to a window if i went again. i think its worth a visit if you are at the palms hotel.
__label__4 My husband made reservations at this restaurant for my birthday dinner. We had reservations at 6:30 and had the restaurant to ourselves for a good 45 minutes before any other guests arrived. We had a window table with a fantastic view of the strip from the Stratosphere all the way down to Mandalay Bay, as this restaurant is on the 56th floor of the ivory tower in the Palms Hotel/Casino.\n\nWe arrived and our waiter Salvano greeted us and took our drink orders. We ordered off of the tasting course menu. This menu consist of 7 courses. You have a choice of 3 options for each course including one vegetarian option. So the variations are numerous. My husband and I decided to get different entrees for each course to maximize our experience to taste as much of the menu as possible.\n\nThe first course was a complimentary sampling from the chef. It was pheasant with filo dough wrap, with a strawberry puree, and a cauliflower puree soup. It was a nice surprise to start the evening from the chef.\n\n1st course: Russian Golden Ostera caviar and Truffle caviar.($20 supplement)\n\n2nd course: Ribeye Carpaccio and Maine Lobster and herb salad\n\n3rd course: Sauteed foie gras and Chilled terrine of foie gras\n\n4th course: King crab leg croustillant and Tempura calamari\n\n5th course: Sauteed Dove Sole and Red Snapper\n\n6th course: Aged beef ribeye and Spring rabbit\n\nChef palate cleanser consist of meringue coating around grapefruit puree and poppyseed sauce.\n\n7th course. Gran Marinier souffle and Chocolate souffle.\n\nOverall the dishes were decent size. The variety and flavors in each course made it so unique and delicious. With the foie gras the waiter recommended a glass of Sauternes wine, which was a pairing. The service was impeccable, even when it got busy the wait staff worked as a team to keep up the incredible service. Every waiter was knowledgeable and described in detail each dish as they served it. The view is priceless especially as dusk turned to night and you could see a clear view of the strip lighting up. Awesome!!. Walked out feeling as if we had spent the day at the spa. Totally relaxed and satisfied. Definitely recommend Alize for a very special occasion.
__label__2 We ate here last night and the food was superb. Unfortunately, they are too expensive for what you get. Two ounces of Seabass for $49 is ridiculous. The restaurant was half empty on a Saturday night and the hotel was packed. At the bottom of the menu it says minimum $49 entree per person. It's sad because Andre has always had some of the finest food in Vegas and so many people will miss out. I, for one, can not justify paying those prices for the serving sizes.
__label__2 The view at the top the Palm hotel is amazing, the service was impeccable, but the food was average french fare artistically decorated.  No one is my party of 4 was wowed by this restaurant.
__label__1 I asked for delivery. Ok, they did it with no problems and quick enough (30-40 mins). \nI chose just rolls. \nThe salmon one was pretty flat, no taste. Californias were ok-ish.\n\nWhen I gave money to the woman who delivered she took them and left without saying a goodbye or thank you\n\nMeh
__label__4 Excellent value, exceptional quality. Absolutely the best AYCE sushi in Las Vegas. We've tried the others, but nothing compares to S21!
__label__3 $4 Value Slam gets 2 pancakes, 2 bacon, 2 eggs. Perfect balance. Good food A+ service. Keeps me away from cooking at home. Winning.
__label__1 It's a kool spot I guess.. But I've been going there for a few yrs now and the staff is great but the food is good at best but not great and this place is slowly getting worse.. Bathrooms are never clean if you show up at 7am but wish them well but I've given more than enough money to this place and its not getting better.. Sorry guys
__label__0 After we were seated our waiter never came. We had to ask another waiter after 20 mins to get our drinks. We ordered our food and waited 45 mins! The eggs were cold and hash browns not cooked. Dana was our server and she was just terrible! Worst Denny's ever!!!
__label__0 Stopped by this location after a doctor appointment because we we're starving...\n\nThe girl at the cashier station didn't acknowledged us because she was having issues trying to figure out how to split a payment...\n\nOnce she did say \"hi\" to us and took us to a booth that still had the tip from the previous customers we waited for about 15 minutes and no one even offered us drinks so we just walked out...\n\nFound a Farmer Boys a mile an a half away & had a great meal there for half the price of what we would've spent at Denny's...
__label__0 8/29/14  10: 15 AM \n\nWe needed to establish service so we could move this weekend...They're closed on Fridays!? kind of hard to move without running water. If course it's labor day weekend. They're not open until Tuesday. \n\nWait time on their customer service hot line is outrageously long. 30 minute wait is unacceptable.\n\nUpdate! 10:50 AM service on the phone was horrible. I had to help my boyfriend's mother by taking the call. She's hard at hearing. \n\n Lady was hard to understand, even for me! Very thick accent. She didn't listen very well..  horrible. I had to repeat myself slowly several times,  out of frustration I had to stop to gather myself. Can not believe they hire people you can't understand over the phone. There are people who are hard at hearing, who can't understand what you're saying to begin worth. \n\nShe needs to work on her social skills. I was clear when speaking with her & tried to keep my patience with her even though she was miserable. Most of all very rude. If you hate working with people, don't apply for a job dealing with people.\n\nPeople with accents should be working desk jobs.  Face to face interaction. At least you can try to read their lips.
__label__0 Terrible!!!!!! greens were burnt bad, had 3 or 4 fairway greens. never again will I go there.
__label__0 This place used to be great back in the heyday. Every time I would go on the hunt for gauges in the area (since I used to live relatively close to this location), they always seemed to be out on some sort of make or model of gauges I would want. I've also noticed a lot of their gauges don't come in pairs, and generally are missing or out of stock completely. If you're lucky enough to get a good pair that's discounter it could work to your benefit on saving money, but other than that this location has really fell in business and in service. What was a little aggravating is that the person I talked to in regards of spiral gauges didn't even know what a spiral gauge was or what they looked like. Really, now?\n\nI don't believe you should deserve to work at a tattoo shop if you have no idea what you are talking about or you fail to answer questions that are centered in your department.
__label__3 This just may be the friendliest Port of Subs I've ever visited. We came in the day after Christmas after stopping by both Big Lots and Target which happen to be in the same shopping center. We had been here before, but it had been a long time ago, before we lived on this side of town. \nThe first thing I noticed was how festively decorated this place was. All the windows were painted, the inside was decorated, and they even had a fake Santa Claus. This just seemed out of character for a chain. \nThe staff working were also fantastic. The two guys working behind the counter were courteous, quick, and funny. They treated us, and all other customers that came in after us like we were the only ones in the store. \n\nI love me some Port of Subs, so I'd come here even if the workers weren't chipper, but it was nice to see. \n\nAlso, since some of the Port of Subs locations don't participate in the loyalty card, it is good to know that this one both takes the card and stamps the cards.
__label__2 i ain't gonna lie, even though the blowhard sold out ( TGIF ) i still like Guy \" in it to win it / bananas/ blah blah blah \" fieri , especially his Diners, Drive-in's and Dive's show.\n\nSo i finally hit his vegas college hang, 4-Kegs to try the stromboli.  This place is definitely a hole-in-the-wall.  the dining area definitely needs a tune-up but it's all about the food !\n\nShared an order of buffalo sliders ( thought it would be buffalo style chicken - nope, it was actual buffalo meat ) - $4.50 and a small meatball stromboli - $7.99\n\nthe sliders - the meat was decent with some grilled onion - some damn cheap-o american cheese slapped on top and i don't like that they put it on a french roll then cut up into 3 pieces - not very slider-like to me.\n\nthe stromboli - not bad.  it's pretty basic - coulda used a side of marinara for dipping.  the crust was good.\n\nwould i go out of my way to return - no  in the area and hungry - yes.
__label__0 Guy Fieri needs a slap in the face! \n\nThe Four Kegs has the worst customer service I have ever seen. The waitress we had was slooowww and very forgetful. It was as if she was on medication or something worse. We arrived during off peak hours for dinner, 9 pm. \n\nAfter a 45 minute wait the first  of five strombolis  made it to our table--all the strombolis arrived at different times (5-10 minutes apart). Very uncomfortable to watch other folks eat. One stromboli never made it to the table, we had to flag down our medicated waitress to check on the order (which she forgot to put in). Our waitress also forgot to put in our appetizer order--we reminded her and it came after the meal. \n\nThe one forgotten stromboli finally made it to our table AFTER everyone completed their meals, and it was ICE-COLD in the middle. \n\nThe manager never compensated us or apologized for THEIR screw-ups. Very disappointing.\n\nGuy Fieri should be ashamed of himself for highlighting this dive on TV, he lost a lot of credibility with all of us.\n\nOh, and the stromboli and appetizer (fried mac and cheese) was just average, nothing to brag about.
__label__2 this place is not scary, as some yelp reviews stated.  my one year old daughter had a blast running around and dancing in the booth.  the waitresses we had were all very nice.  i loved the wings, crispy goodness,  and the original boli was tasty.  it must be the dough they make daily.  very good.  my daughter loved the fried mac n cheese wedges :)  i would def. go back, next time i want to try the pizza, it looked awesome!
__label__3 This is the first stop on diners drive ins and dives. The Stromboli is great ice cold beer and friendly staff. The only thing is they only have 1 draft beer coors, hey guys bud or miller would probably sell more\nStill one of my faves. Enjoy
__label__2 For starters, the original Stromboli is awesome. But, do yourself a favor and order it to go. \nI love a good dive bar, but this is pushing it. The 3 decade old carpet saves all of the years past odors. We were served but an absolutely charming older Asian woman. We loved her. But as the place got busier, the charm level fell. Took a good 10 min to pick up my card to pay the bill. That's really one of my biggest pet peeves while dining. \nAnd the beer selection....I get it, it's a hole in the wall. But can you at least carry Sierra Nevada? Heineken is never an acceptable \"good\" beer option. \nThe food is great though. Too bad they share any association with Guy Fieri. That dude is beyond irritating.
__label__4 I have been coming here for years. First was a harddrive upgrade for my macbook. Had part in stock, changed it while I waited, ported all info over to new drive, and then put a usb on my old hard drive so I could access content. \n\nYou have a mac with a problem? They will fix it right the first time! The ONLY apple/mac solution in Vegas worth going to. Smart, efficient, and cost effective.\n\nBTW, just got another upgrade to a mac laptop, and Ron stayed 3 hours over to help me! WOW!\n\nThe best mac service EVER in Vegas!
__label__4 Jus Had Chicken & Dumplings At Lou's Diner across from Arizona Charlies Decatur!!!! So Yummy!!!! Jus Like Home in Louisiana!!!   Behind Walgreens. So Good!!!! Good Soup Too!!!! Homemade Lunch & Breakfast Specials Everyday!!!!-- feeling happy.
__label__0 took my mustang for diagnostic and oil change, everything they told me was false, car came back with 5 defective brake lights, car now runs worse than before, car was disgusting when it came back. you guys suck! dont go here if you love your car, their mechanics are shi*t! worst customer service!!\n\nupdate* ford were wrong about my diagnosis that i paid $130 for!\n\nall i needed was an o2 sensor that should have been warrantied by law as the car is less than 7 years old and has less than 70,000 miles. guess ill be looking further into this
__label__0 Fuck you service manager, Fuck you service Director! I have called multiple times, left plenty messages and no response. You guys are all wankers, you got shit mechanics who don't know shit, keep the money I gave you, maybe spend it on customer service or customer retention courses. The owner of this Friendly Ford is either a money grabbing A-hole or has no idea how to run a business. I work in the fitness industry, if any of you guys walk into my gym ill be happy to tell you to go fuck yourself.
__label__0 If there was an option to review without any stars this would be a great case. I was very upset and chose to not tell her how I felt. I went in for a brow wax and came out with thin uneven eyebrows. I was very specific that I just wanted a clean up and did not want the actual eye brow messed with. When I looked at them I noticed half my eyebrow was missing. The woman tried to tell me that I was not looking at them correctly. How can you employ or authorize someone to do a service they cannot perform? I will never ever walk into Regis again.  Biggest mistake ever.\n\n**side note: i was washing my face and my left eyelid burned, i looked in the mirror and saw that either i have a burn or my skin was lifted. Seriously? Shitty eyebrows and now skin missing??
__label__1 I've been in this place a time or three, and I was initially entranced by the amount of religious candles, pinatas, and quinceanera preparation stuff.  Literally, it feels like you cross the border and are in Mexico proper when you enter the store.  For a white guy like myself, it's fascinating, if not a little disconcerting.  Oh, how I prayed for an aisle of lucha libre masks. \n\nThe time I broke down and had to pick up something from the store, which in shortening the description, was a \"cluster\".  I don't know what happened, but it had the full Mexican grocery store packed to capacity vibe I had experienced in Tijuana shops.  I've never had to fight so hard to move around.\n\nI had to buy some cough drops, and asked one of the floor staff.  He turned to me and smiled, letting me know that he had no idea what I was saying.  But he took me to the front, so I could talk to a cashier.\n\nHe said something to her in Spanish, and she looked at me.  Apparently, English wasn't her first language, either.\n\nBear in mind that when I talk to someone who doesn't primarily speak English, I'm not one of those jerks who speaks to someone slowly like a small child, or a mental case.  Nor do I need to needlessly raise my voice, because obviously, speaking loudly is a sure way to get someone to understand you when they wouldn't otherwise before.  I kept it simple, clear, and to the point.\n\n\"Hi.  I'm looking for cough drops?\"\n\nSilence.  Her smile forms.\n\n\"Cough drops?\"\n\n\"Cock drops\", she responded a little too innocently.\n\n....\n\nOkay, what place serves \"cock drops\"?  Really.  And whatever does, I don't want to know.  We all stood looking at each other, confusedly, before I tried again.\n\n\"Cough drops.  Medicine.\"\n\n\"Maybe in there,\" she points at this locked cabinet, which had 1,000 different medicine types that I've never heard of before.  And no cough drops.  You're right there within better visual range than I am.  Can't you tell?\n\nI had to pick up another thing or two.  I couldn't get help because no one seemed to understand English.  I understand it's a Mexican market, so I'm walking into non-gringo territory, but if I can learn a few basic phrases in Spanish, at least have employees who can understand some basic English for when that random white dude walks in.\n\nBottom line, if you want to get some authentic Mexican foodstuffs, this is the place.  Prices are average to a little overpriced, but they are stocked with some unique food choices bound to make you a hit at the next barbecue.  But go on a quieter day or I guess bring a translator if you're non-Hispanic and can't find things on your own.
__label__4 The meat department is one of the best I've found.  The marinated meats are not overly salty.  My family loves the pork carne al pastor and marinated flap steak.  \n\nThe store is small but clean and the staff are always willing to help.  The select is limited due but what I've bought has all been good quality.
__label__4 I only go here to buy carne asada.  It's not as salty as Cardenas meat.  Fast in and out.  Buy some green onions for the grill too...
__label__0 We purchased photos online. We got there and immediately noticed it was very hot! The girl at the counter told us that the air-conditioner was broken and had been that way for sometime. They only had a couple of fans going. This was ridiculous. My son was there for a graduation photos so I wasn't going to cancel. If I were the one in the pictures I would have had to get a refund because my make up was melting right off my face just sitting there. Lol. They could have repaired that air-conditioner along time ago and given their customers a more pleasant experience but for some reason they hadn't. They didn't even warn me ahead of time the condition of the studio. It would have been nice to know that it would be such an uncomfortable temperature and possibly taken our business elsewhere. \n\nAlso, their props need to be updated because some are old and worn. They really weren't prepared for the pictures we were doing. Even though I left details about what we were there for. \n\nOnce we were done taking pictures we needed to view and choose the poses we wanted printed. The girl that was helping us was unprofessional and rude. She answered a personal call in the middle of helping us. She also interrupted me mid sentence to gossip with another employee as if my children and I weren't standing right next to her. And she almost ordered the wrong photos because of her lack of attention. Horrible employee. \n\nWe will definitely never go back!!!
__label__2 This restaurant has been in the area since the early 1980's.  However, they've been keeping up with renovations so it's clean and up to date.  I hadn't been to this particular restaurant in 25 years so I was pleased to see that it was doing well.\n\nWe arrived just before the dinner rush, so we were seated immediately.  The service was excellent.  Our water and iced tea were kept full and the warm bread was replenished.\n\nI had the fish and chips.  My husband had the salmon.  My son had the seafood platter.  \n\nMy husband felt his portion was too small, the fish was overcooked, and the pilaf was too salty.  He felt we paid too much for what we got.  He was also unimpressed with the beer selection.  He prefers brew pubs.  At Red Lobster he drank iced tea.\n\nMy son, who is 11, gobbled up his food and exclaimed over how good it was.  But he's a kid, and he tends to have different tastes.\n\nI felt my fish and chips were perfect and while it was expensive, it was competitive with other restaurants.  It's always pricey to eat out, and if you want seafood you have to pay for it.  If I want to run out to a family restaurant for fish and chips and a glass of iced tea, this place is fine.  My husband says he is still looking for the right seafood restaurant.
__label__2 The food is good which is the best part, I had the endless shrimp (shrimp alfredo x 2, breaded shrimp and shrimp scampi). The worst part is the wait to be seated and served. You have to wait 30 minutes to get seated and then another 15 minutes to be served. They need better service to get a higher rating from me. The food as I said above is very good and hot and once we were served, the service was decent. The cheddar biscuits that you receive after you are seated are excellent.
__label__3 quality selection, great people, good stuff!\n\nneeded a packer brisket to smoke...not only was this one of the only places in town that carried it, but they had a selection of nicely marbled, good looking stuff. despite being close to closing time, i never felt rushed while looking over the cuts to get the 'perfect' one.\n\nother meats looked great as well...will be picking up some lamb shoulder there tonight (only place i called as i knew they would have it), as well as any of my other carnivore treats in the future.
__label__4 Best meat in town! The delmonico is a cut you can't possibly go wrong with. They also have great pork products and sausages. Everytime we go in, we immediately put the delmonico on our list along with rib eyes and/or ny strips. Chicken and a brisket are the next things on my list to try from there. \nThe staff is always friendly and willing to help. If you have questions on cuts, they will fully explain what is best for your recipe intentions. \nThe place is always clean and never smells like, well, meat. There is absolutely no smell to this place which makes me feel that it is top quality. Good quality meat should not have a smell. \nTheir frozen section has a few random things that you should def try out. Game hen, buffalo, other gamey meat. Give it a try! \nTheir shop also has some great sauce and spice accompanyments for your grilling and marinating pleasures. \nThis place is definitely top notch in my book and I am a meat snob. (part of the family ranches angus up north, so I like to think I have good taste ;)  )
__label__0 I went here today. I have been going to Larrys for about 8 years. Not going back.\nI go about 4 times a year and stock up. Ran out of some items a couple months ago purchased a rack of ribs to slow cook in oven. Before they have cooked so tender no knife needed.  This past trip,  the counter person says, I have to open a new bag. Huh? Anyway, bought them,  cooked them the same as before but no joy. Too tough and fatty. I chalked it up to either a bad selection (which I didn't get to choose) or new supplier. Just told myself not get ribs there anymore.\nToday was looking at the ribeye steaks. They looked terrible. Looked like gristle running through center of the steak, and small and overly fatty - not neatly trimmed at all. Didn't get that,  got ground beef instead. When I got home, when I went to repackage for the freezer, it just didn't look right and texture seemed different. Will see when I cook it if it is different or not.\nAt register just because, I mentioned it looked different inside - did the place get new owners.  Turns out yes, new owners. I don't know that the new owners changed suppliers,  but I am guessing it is either that or buying a lower grade of meat.\nI hate to give a bad review of starting businesses,  but I go to a butchers expecting to pay higher prices for a higher quality product. I could have gotten the same or better at the regular grocery store from what I saw today.\nNever again.
__label__4 Best selection, cuts and QUALITY of meats in the city. The NY Strip and delmonaco are outrageous... Now THAT'S what a steak is supposed to taste like...!
__label__0 We ordered a bridal bouquet and asked for delivery before 3 pm. We followed up with an email stating we wanted reassurance about hotel delivery. When we checked in we sent another email stating our room number. On the day of the wedding we called around 1 pm and were told  it was on the truck. We called again at 2:30 and were told it was on the truck. They asked what time the wedding was and when told 4 they said we had plenty of time. At 3:50 the flowers were delivered to the wrong room. When the bellhop recovered them we were disappointed to see they sent a wilted bouquet in a VASE. They looked NOTHING like what we ordered. We had to take the ribbon off the vase and tie it around the stems and affix with safety pins. Naturally we were not satisfied with the product. I am asking for a refund.
__label__0 Got ripped off on an in store pick up that I ordered online, received one action figure instead of a three pack, beware when ordering from toysrus.com and picking up at this location.
__label__3 Its fun to stay at the Y M C A!!\n\nOk so this YMCA is ok, nothing amazing. I went in to try it free for 2 weeks and was taken aback. Now ive been to 3 other Y's and they have blown this center out of the water. Im basing this review off of those campuses.\n\nThe pros:\nZumba with Stina! Ok I go to the Zumba classes here, one with Subrina. I prefer the class with Stina, she has high energy and really cares about us. Other teachers dont take the time to show you the steps or show people who arent at their level a less impact way, Stina does!\nClean towels in case you forgot one\nChildwatch! You get 2hrs of child watch, fo free!\nClimbing wall- although I probably wont use it! Lol.\nWater aerobics and a bunch of other classes\nScholarship program\n\nThe cons\nZumba class is done in a small studio- in colorado at the Pueblo campus its done on the gym. \nThe basketball gym here seems like its dedicated to a local basketball team. \nThe child watch is only certain hours from 9-12 and 4-8 Mon-Thurs Fri 9-12 & 4-6 and Saturday 9-12. I think Fridays and Saturdays should have more hours, Friday the centers only open until 6 which is lame imo but yea.\nAnother childwatch con is that its a confrence room with toddler type toys. The ages of child watch are 6mo to 7 years. My son is 6 and can really only play with the cars or color. Now the Pueblo CO campus child watch is AMAZING. They have a huge jungle gym (floor to ceiling) and they have babies is another area. Here theres only 1 girl working for all the kids. If they have a baby in their hands and a kid hurts themselves what are they gonna do?!\nThe layout of the campus\nThe steam room seems to shut down at 7pm, 2wice ive gone in amd there was no more steam coming out. BOO!\n\n\nThe main floor has a basketball court, child watch, a studio, and the pools. 2nd floor has 2 studios and the main workout area. Overall I really hate the layout of this center, its just dumb.\nNow when I signed up they never gave me a tour, I felt sooo lost and almost left bc I didnt know where things were and they have no staff roaming. The only staff I seen was at the front desk.\nThe bathrooms on the first floor are right next to the basketball area, it sucks after working you balls off to walk down stairs in front of hella dudes to go to the steam room in the bathroom. THEN have to walk out AGAIN in front of all those dudes.\nThe equipment is pretty dated, im used to the nice stuff. Also, the area itself is small. Theres like 8-10 treadmills, a few bikes, and elipticals. Then they had the gym equipment which is like 12 machines and then the other stuff for free weights. Not  a huge variety. \n\nI guess the Pueblo campus set the bar exorbitantly high and this Y just does not come close at all. They should give this place a lil face lift! I heard the SkyView campus is awesome, I may have to schlep my son and I over there in our pos to check it out. \n\nOverall, this place is mediocore. I love the Zumba w/ Stina class and the fact that theres not a crap ton of models and body builders. The patrons are nice, I just wished they would learn to wipe down the machines after they use them!!
__label__1 I never met a discount store I didn't like....until now.\n\nI'm a big Ross/Marshall's/TJ Maxx shopper but I have to say -- there is never anything good in here. It's always dirty, messy, unkempt, and the line always has 50 people in it -- NO EXAGGERATION!!!\n\nThe jewelry display cases are smaller than other stores and are sparsely stocked and the homeware, clothing, beauty and shoe departments are small. \n\nI don't think I'll bother going back to this store again.
__label__1 Though there is a fantastic selection of stores, this mall is the worst of the worst in Vegas. Almost as bad as the Boulevard Mall, the teens that come here are horrible. Food court is always messy and packed with loud youths. The restrooms are fairly gross. Parking lot is usually littered with beer bottles and trash.
__label__1 This place serves supposedly the BEST cheese steaks in Vegas. So far I tend not to agree. I had a Chicken Cheese steak with mushrooms and was sorely disappointed. The portion sizes are excellent, and it looked delicious and I couldn't wait to get it in my mouth. And once I did I found it to be fairly flavorless and very dry. When I did manage to find a little pocket of cheese, things got a bit better, but they were few and far between. Perhaps I'll give them another shot someday, but for now my quest for the best Chicken Cheese steak in Vegas continues....
__label__2 *sigh*  I really wanted to love this, but it was just ok.  After reading all the positive yelps and testimonials on Pop's website, I was expecting a fun and delicious experience.  I imagined myself giving my order to a gruff but charming grill master, who would ask me 'wit' onions? in an authentic Philly accent.  What I really got was a grill master who was just gruff and apparently couldn't hear my order, because when I got my cheese steak home, there were no onions on it at all!   \n\nOk, the cheese steak itself:  the meat was not fatty or greasy, but slightly bland.  I enjoyed the cheese whiz and the bread was very good.  I think if they had included the onions, things would have been tastier.  Also, in the hours since eating the steak, I have been a bit 'indisposed', but this in and of itself has never been an index of whether I would return to a place if the food tastes good.  (masochist!)\n\nSo all in all, I think I would try it again probably.  But I'll also try their competition in town and yelp the results.  :)
__label__2 I didn't know there was so many different  cheeses to put on my Philly cheese steaks, he asked me what kind of cheese I wanted I was lost I said \"Philly cheese\" lol but on the real I love this place.\n\n\n the corner location scares me with so much speeding traffic i always think about a car or truck crashing into people trying to enjoy this place be safe...
__label__3 Yummy food with a really good value. I have now been here twice in less then a month. First time was by stumbling onto it on accidents while trying to find another Philly cheese place I had a coupon for. They have a walk up window where you watch the grill master make your sandwiches.\n\nBoth times I got the mushroom, pepper and onion philly.Juicey, cheesy and big! Room mate got the pastrami both times as well. Another big juicy sandwich. I normally don't like pastrami minus a place in Cali name The Hat! Stole a bite to try it and may actually get it next time. We have had the fried green beans , yummy with a thick ranch sauce. The sweet potato fries with some sort of coconut dipping sauce. They should be considered a sin. So sweet and yummy. Whole reason I went back a second time was to have my friend try them with a to go order.\n\nAlso had the banana fosters bites. First one was yummy second one was ok, third one I only had the half of before I stopped eating it. Tasted like warm banana pudding with a soggy graham cracker crust and deep fried with a thin batter. Think they were store bought  rather then made on location. A good thing to try in a group but I won't be ordering them again for just me.  \n\nPrices are good for the amount of food you get. Main and pretty much only draw back I can think of is no indoor seating. Definitely going back more in the summer . Right on the street and fun to watch passing traffic but in the winter its a bit to cold. We wolfed down our food as quickly as we could the first time, and wised up the second time with a to go order. If you like Philly Cheese this is a great place to go  and well worth the drive even if it is across town!
__label__0 In the worst of times people often think of the best of times.  Rex is no exception.  Gather around kids and let Uncle Rex tell you a story...when Rex was a small child he spent many a month on the East Coast. It was a magical time.  My father, who beat young Rex mercilessly if Rex called him anything but \"The Future Husband of the Multi Talented Pia Zadora\", was originally from the Northeast.  My father was an odd man, a brutal man, a man with big dreams and small child like hands.  On my fifth birthday he brought Rex with him as he knocked over a 7-11.  As Rex helped him tie up the store clerk he let me pick any one thing Rex wanted in the store.  Young Rex wandered around the store, trying very hard to not step in the pools of blood, Rex saw the object he wanted...Rex turned and said \"Future Husband of the Multi Talented Pia Zadora can Rex have THAT?\"  He nodded.  Rex kicked the 87 year old man laying on some of it...and picked it up. It was a bag with a delicious cheesesteak in it.  Rex danced. Rex smiled. Rex took the wallet of a crying soccer dad.  Rex was happy.  Rex and Future Husband of the Multi Talented Pia Zadora drove down the street, the sound of sirens in the distance fading...the smell of the cheesesteak wafting into Rex's young nasal passages.  A great cheesesteak is a gift from above.  A wallet filled with 20 dollar bills and an unused condom...icing on the cake.  After we divided the ill gotten booty, Future Husband of the Multi Talented Pia Zadora always took 70% (until I turned 9...but that is another story)...Rex ate his cheesesteak.  Perfect bread. Juicy shredded meat. Perfectly cooked onions. The right amount of whiz. Juice ran down Rex's chin. Juice ran down Rex's hands. Rex shook in delight. That memory, and the 8 months Rex spent on the run after Future Husband of the Multi Talented Pia Zadora ratted him out...will always be with him.\n\nPops Philly Cheesesteak is not only an insult to that memory it is an insult to all things with meat, cheese, bread or even hot foods.  The front page of the their website has a picture of their pitiful attempt of a cheeesteak...one of one of their abominations has green pepper on it. GREEN PEPPER!!  Let me explain something to all of you who are not from Philly...IF there was a place in Philadelphia that put green bell peppers on their cheeseteak...THE CITIZENS WOULD BURN IT DOWN!!!  It is ABSOLUTLEY 100% NOT ALLOWED IN ANY PLACE IN PHILADELPHIA!! Even if asked they WILL NOT DO IT!  So, first and foremost this is NOT A PHILLY CHEESESTEAK PLACE!!! IT IS NOT! END OF STORY!\n\nApologies. Rex passed out and needed a shot of \"Happy Serum\" to get up right again...what is \"Happy Serum\" you ask...heathen...it is 1 part gasoline, 1 part peach schnapps, 1 part wiper fluid. \n\nAnyway, now that we have established this is not a Philly cheesesteak, let's talk about it from a cheesesteak on it's own merits.  First, the rolls are good, the sad part is you can tell the bread is shipped frozen or frozen after it gets to Pops.  Big mistake. It really messes with the bread. It isn't bad, but again it isn't East Coast good.  Cheese...never enough. Never. If you get provolone instead of whiz it is almost non-existent. Shame on you for skimping on the cheese.  The Whiz isn't bad sometimes but more often than not there isn't enough.  The meat isn't bad. It is done well, with one BIG problem...it is often dry. Not enough oil or cooked and then recooked, whatever the reason it is not great.  If you get to Pops on the right day and get lucky, and order correctly, it isn't bad...but the overall consistency is not there.\n\nLastly...the \"Philly\" part of the menu...the Tastycakes, the birch beer, the rest of it...all WAY TOO EXPENSIVE! At Glaziers Market you can get all the stuff for 1/5th of the price.  \n\nHere is my biggest problem...Pop's plays on East Coast memories and locals who don't know any better. That is the biggest crime. It isn't Philly. It isn't a great cheesesteak. It is over priced. It is inconsistent. It just isn't right. It just isn't good.  Most of you will never know better unless you go back east (and my next review for Pizza will tell you how to find GREAT east coast food), and they KNOW you don't know. Pop's has been a place I have tried off and on for almost 8 years.  Rex wants to love it. Rex needs to keep trying every 2 years or so...but much like when his father turned him into the cops at the tender age of 5...Rex is always hurt by Pops. Future Husband of the Multi Talented Pia Zadora and Pops...shame on you...you know better. Rex knows better. Rex deserves better. So does everyone else.
__label__1 As someone from the Philly area, driving by had me pretty excited. Pop's looks like Pat's! However, I got a cheesteak, with whiz, onions, and peppers- but they forgot the flavor.  Everything about it was bland.  I couldn't differentiate between the meat and the onions. It was weird. And the bread was awful- it was soft and did not taste like an Amoroso. Looks were most definitely deceiving. That said, the patio is great! And so were the sweet potato fries.
__label__3 OK, so maybe not the best cheesesteak I've ever had, but mostly that was because of the bread, which is mediocre at best. The steak itself makes up for that and then some or I'd have given this a lower rating. I'd say it's not like a \"Philly\" cheesesteak and you can probably get a better cheesesteak within the New York - Philly corridor, and maybe slightly outside of that area... But honestly, out on this side of the country where you can't bake good bread, it's the best you'll find for a thousand miles. Great cheesesteak, interesting but fun atmosphere, worth the drive way off the strip.
__label__1 I ordered a beef and cheese sandwich, which was forgettable. It was beefy, but flavorless. Considering that I have spent time in the East Coast, this in no way resembles hot sandwiches out there. I also found it to be on the expensive side. Their sides look interesting, but will sample them only if I'm in the area, which is right off the Meadows Mall and the 95.
__label__3 Been going to this place for years....... Hadn't been there in a long time and happened to be on Decatur today and we stopped by........ We should have just gotten one hoagie...... We split one and that was more than enough for both of us, ended up saving the other one for later..... Not a fan of fried Okra but we had some anyway, it was so so, I prefer the zucchini .. Don't understand the complaints about the prices, i think for what you get its fine.....We didn't bother eating outside since it's too damn hot this time of year, so we just brought everything home and it was pretty darn good.... We'll be back for more next time we're on that side of town........
__label__0 I walked in here twice.  Got in easy. They charge me xtra for taking out the acrylic nail which is ok. I asked for a mani and pedi they said ok. I have bad in grown so I asked if someone is really good taking it out. She said she loves taking in grown. So, I pick a design and it wasn't even close to what I pick. Then a couple of customer came in and all.of a sudden I have to see a doctor for my in grown nails. What the heck!!!!! Gave it a second chance. For the gel I pick a design again ask the last if she can do a red flower design instead of a pink she said yes. Pedi was done then couple if people walk in and she put the top coat for my gel. Asked her about the flower design and all if a sudde it's 7 buxs per flower coz it's a 2nd design.  Again what the hell you coulda told me earlier. Never coming back again. Bad costumer service.
__label__1 I stayed at this hotel as a week from my parents' timeshare.  As far as timeshares go, this is pretty substandard.  I stayed in a one bedroom which was incredibly small compared to one bedrooms I've seen at other timeshare resorts.  The bathroom was tiny with zero counter space, the bedroom barely had enough room to walk around the bed and the closet was smaller than mine at home.  There was no full length mirror in the entire room which is honestly a necessity in a place like Vegas.  The \"balcony\" was basically just small platform you could stand on.  It was only big enough for one person at a time and no furniture or anything to sit on. \n\nThe pool area was beautiful and got sun all day, which was great for me, but if you're looking for somewhere to actually swim, this isn't the best place for you.  The pool itself is small and is usually filled with children.  There was supposed to be a rule the there were no children allowed at the pool after 5pm.  This rule was not enforced at all, not even after I spoke to multiple people about it.\n\nBasically, this hotel is great If you're looking for a place walking distance to the strip that you can pass out in after coming home drunk at 4am or if you want to tan all day by the pool.  If you're looking for any other sort of activity or enjoyment in your room or at the hotel, go somewhere else.
__label__2 Cheap joint in the middle of the strip where you can cook in your room if you want... Its virtually walking distance to anywhere on the strip and a short cab ride to fremont street. It is also located fairly close to the airport. So it has a lot going for it location wise.\n\nHowever it is a timeshare facility and back when I was married, well I was the co-owner of a timeshare here... Let me just say that the facilities are acceptable but the service is substandard. The parking situation is a royal PITA and just pray you are not trying to get your car during the rain.\n\nPRO TIP: Request the highest floor you can with a street view (looking at the carriage house or between buildings sucks).\n\nTheir are multiple banks of elevators here which helps dramatically. None the less what they really need are a bunch more of those bell hop carts and a proper unloading/loading area. There isnt really a good spot to do it at.\n\nNOW for the other side of this place. I went to a timeshare presentation here and got so jerked around by these guys that I got a bit upset to say the least. Consequently I got one of the timeshare guys bent enough that he wanted to fight. I was in total shock at that type of unprofessionalism. I highly suggest avoiding the timeshare presentation here if you can. These guys will try almost every dirty trick in the book and when you call them out on it, well they get seriously upset with you over it. I just am not one who is ok with being told one thing and given a complete bait n switch and then when I go to verify things, ohhh guess what... I catch them in the act. These guys are a master of that. I honestly think that kind of activity should cause someone to loose their job and or business license, unfortunately it does not. \n\nThank the good Lord I never ended up purchasing a place here and just the ex had one. I found out that the maintenance fees were almost the same cost as having a hotel for a week anywhere else on the strip. The only difference being a kitchenette that you had to clean the dishes in. Definitely not worth it. But the maintenance fees were over $500/yr for a 1 week stay. So if you do the math, to be a partial owner (granted with a tax deductable deed), and the ability to trade your week here for a week elsewhere, it costs $71.43 in maint fees per night for a 1 week stay and that is on top of the $20-$35k initial investment... It just doesnt sound that worth it to me... what about you?
__label__0 Spent last night at the hotel and the bed in the room is called a murphy bed which is a pullout couch.  Paying hotel rates for a pull out couch was like visiting the parents.\n\nwent to complain but they would not let me cancel my reservation and go to another hotel\n\nservice was bad and could not wait for the sun to rise \n\nRun away from this place
__label__1 This review is just a first time experience account and I 'm hoping to give this hotel another try in the near future. \n\nMy wife and stayed here on our pre-honey moon after we got married June 22, 2013. We booked it through a 3rd party and told them what we wanted: jetted tub, large strip view window, etc. We get to the hotel: small room, standing shower only, fold out wall bed, and a 30\" flat screen. I called front desk immediately and explained everything, but nothing could be done. \n\nThe area was good since it was by the Hawaiian Shopping Market on The Strip, but it was our honeymoon and the room was not what we wanted.\n\nI got over things quick because I realized that the 3rd party agent was the one that probably jipped me from the getco offering me something that was never even possible on his end...but he wanted the sale.\n\nAnywho, the rating is just for the entire first experience. We'll give it another shot - I'm sure the update will be a more delighted experience :)
__label__0 Came here with both my family and my in-laws; checked in fine.  We go to our room and our keys don't work.  Call front desk, they tell us to go down to the lobby for new keys.  Get new keys, go back up, same problem.  Call front desk, they send security to open the door...there are people in the room!!!  They double booked!  :(  Go back downstairs, they apologize and give us a new room.  Go up to our new room, and there is a \"do not disturb\" notice.  Obviously the room is taken...back to the lobby, they wrote the wrong room number...\nReally pissed, but trying to manage a smile since tomorrow's Christmas.  Finally, in our room, almost an hour later...\n\nOh, and all this with a pregnant wife...  \n\nMost other hotels I've been to, when they screw up badly even ONCE, they usually go out of their way to ensure that they accommodate, sometimes even over-accommodate.\n\nLet's see how the rest of the days go, and I'll update.  But they pretty much ruined my Christmas Eve.
__label__3 this is a great cheap hotel to stay at when you come to vegas!!  it's a little farther down on the strip but nice nonetheless.  it's also huge!!  my favorite thing about this hotel is the pool!!  they have a huge pool and a waterslide too!!  there are tons of chairs to lay out on and a beautiful waterfall to relax by.. they have tons of slot machines and other casino games to gamble your little heart away!!  i love the old school renaissance look of this castle themed hotel!!  check out thunder from down under for some hot austrailian men or the tournament of kings to root for your team's knight during dinner!!  i would stay here again in a heartbeat!!
__label__2 I don't know about the hotel but the Tournament of Kings was pretty cool.  My girl and I wanted to see a show and have dinner and what better then to knock the both out in one try.  This was really cheesy but that is what we like about it.  We sat in Spain, so we rooted for the King who was knocked out of the tournament second.  Oh well,  our dinner was very \"rustic\".  A whole chicken, a big piece of steamed broccoli, some fried potato's, and goblet of tomato soup.  Which we had to eat with our hands.   Kazaaaaaah.  The acrobatic little gymnasts finished it out with an incredible display of athleticism.  Jumping and flipping like mad, mad I say!!  Ye show was fun,  but now on to a tavern for a pint of mead....
__label__0 this place does not deserve any stars. i had to put one star in order for this review to get posted.\n\nplease beware of door pushers in this hotel!!!\n\nif you decide to stay at this hotel make sure your doors are closed all the way & all your belongings are stored & locked away!! \n\nworse customer service ever!! it's not worth it to stay at hotel where you don't feel safe. please please please do not trust this hotel. you can find better hotels with better security.
__label__1 After you've been to Las Vegas for an hour, the glamour wears off.  The arcade below the Excalibur? It makes Chuck E. Cheese look rather classy and educational. There's a metal claw over stuffed animals where you put your quarter in and the claw doesn't even move. It's broken, if not enough to have not taken your money. And you're staring at this metal claw thinking, \"Ew, I'm underneath a casino. What smells like swamp water?\"\n\nI like Treasure Island.
__label__2 OK, it's not the RItz as Hotels go. I stayed there in the mid-1990s and it was awesome. Now, it's old and feels old. The rooms aren't great. They're a bit like the ones at the Luxor except I paid way more for them and they're not quite as large. The room service ain't great either as it took them forever to get it to us. \n\nThe Buffet used to be great and now it's merely good and probably a little over-priced. They've got a Cinnabon, which is awesome as when I'm taking a Casino for a bunch I enjoy celebrating with a tasty cinnamon bun. It was a tasty way to end my night. \n\nThe Casino is old and full of family gambling types and other Casino employees. It's actually a pretty good crowd to play with. The Texas Hold-'Em table game is the best one on the Strip without question. Their Blackjack has the surliest dealers I've seen in ages and that's a good thing if you're just there to play hand after hand without too much chatter. I love those types of dealers once in a while. \n\nThe staff tends to be good, though not on the level of the Luxor or New York, New York.
__label__2 Not the greatest hotel on the strip, but it was worth its price.\n\nWe came here for a quick spring-break get-away.  It wasn't as magical as I remember it when I was a kid, but thatt's to be expected.  Sadly, Las Vegas has shied away from kid-friendly to more adult themed (well, as it should be).  Circus circus seems pretty ghetto (again, it could be that I'm older now...) and the games area in Excalibur has seen better days.\n\nIt's sad that I don't gamble, my wife and I won a ton of stuffed animals for around $50.  My profile pic is my baby surrounded by our pilage of the games area.  If only that luck transferred to the tables or slots, I would be rich!\n\nOh yeah, there are dancers of the pleasure palace.  Takes a lot of confidence to dance on a table in a hotel with just your underwear on.  I'll just be nice and say good luck to all of them...
__label__2 We got a room for $35/night, a Motel-6 price for a better-than-Motel-6 room with much-better-than-Motel-6 amenities.  The pools are awesome.  You get a free drink pass.  Gym is pretty nice, too.  I approve.
__label__0 As a kid, staying here was always nice cause the hotel looked like a castle! Not to mention the huge arcade downstairs!\n\nThe last time I stayed here was in 2005 with my mom and her friend for her birthday. And I told myself I'd never stay here again! I enjoy staying at hotels, and after experiencing much better places to stay, this place is horrible.\n\nFirst of all, the towel's had black marks on them. Even after calling room service to have them replaced, the new ones has black marks on it too! When I got in bed the first night, there was blonde hair all over my pillow and sheets. I didnt have blonde hair at the time! It was such a horrible and disgusting experience!\n\nI do like the shops they have upstairs and I do like that they have a Krispy Kreme! But none of that requires you to STAY at the hotel, so, I dont think I will be!
__label__1 I stayed at this hotel with my bf just last week . The hotel doesn't look that great or fancy from the outside . I like the concept of the castle but not the way they executed it . The hallway isn't fancy either and it's kind of hard to open the door to the hotel rooms . The hotel room was not bad .. it was pretty nice and had a big TV . Don't expect anything super fancy though . I mean , you get what you pay for - it's $100 - $200 a night . There was no view in our room .. only view we got was the top of another tower . It's pretty hard to find the self-park at this hotel . It took me and my bf like forever to find it . The casino downstairs is okay , but not that great . We had pay extra charges when we check out .. what the hell ? .. can someone explain that to me ?? The swimming pool looks nice though from one of the flyers but we didn't get to check it out .. maybe next time :)
__label__1 I felt like we were staying \"on the wrong side of the tracks\" almost like the Bellagio was laughing at me when I hailed a cab back to the Excalibur.\n\nI'd give you three stars for being A-OK, but why would I when two gives me the option of saying \"meh, i've experienced better\" which I have.\n\nIts like a Motel 6 on top of a casino.\n\nthe rooms have just the basic amenities and by that I mean some lighting and a TV with a couple of channels - but who cares I was not there to hang out in the room.\n\nI reserved two rooms for two nights so you can imagine I was on a budget - i'd have booked at the Easy 8 if it were an option.\n\nBut honestly, if I return to Vegas with say, my husband, I would not seek out the Excalibur as an option.  Even tho we had a great view of the roof.
__label__3 In Las Vegas for work again...But this time we looked for the cheapest strip room to stay and see how it is. Normally we have stayed at the swanky hotels, but this time we went for the $39/night Excalibur. Not because we had to, because we chose to. I did take a lot of things into consideration though when making the choice.... 1. It is only across a bridge to get to New York New York or the Luxor. 2. It has a free tram to Mandalay Bay. 3. It does have a Dick's Last Resort restaurant (which I always enjoy).\n\nWell, I must say I was pretty happy with our selection. For $20 more/night we could have upgraded to their new totally remodeled Tower II ~ but we didn't. Our room was not bad. 21st floor with two queen beds & strip views. Beds were comfortable & the shower was great. I figured we saved at least $200/night on a hotel. Plus the Excalibur has lower priced gambling tables (we didn't gamble too much). It's a quick walk to Planet Hollywood (I love Blondies for lunch there), we did actually go to Mandalay Bay (Had an awesome hamburger at the Burger Bar (@ $20/burger the 2 hamburgers cost more than our hotel room)), we did go to the Luxor & we did walk part of the strip. And, the Excalibur is only a $20 cab ride to Fremont Street. Other pluses: it had a nice pool that was not too crowded & they offer FREE Valet parking (with all our equipment, that was nice).\n\nThe two downsides I can think of: 1. Tower I is far from the pool 2. It was a much older crowd. Other than that, the hotel was not too smokey and it has a lot to offer....AND, you cannot beat the price.\n\nOther quick Vegas tid bits: 1. Fremont Street ~ GREAT as always and the cheap beer and tables more than make up for the $20 cab ride...Not to mention the GREAT people watching & the live shows & the videos. 2. Burger Bar @ Mandalay Bay ~ Pricey but GOOD! 3. Blondies @ Planet Hollywood ~ ALWAYS Great!! 4. Dick's ribs & wings were awesome...
__label__1 Keeping in mind the fact that this is only a 2 1/2 star hotel and the nightly rate is quite possibly the cheapest in Las Vegas, I will give it two stars. We stayed in an upgraded widescreen room. The room was clean and the bathroom was actually quite nice, however, I could not get over the smell in the room. It could almost  knock someone over upon entry. It really didn't get any better throughout our three night stay. \n\nThe casino itself was fine. The waitress service, however, was poor at best. People were actually mixing their own drinks at the roulette wheel because the waitress never came around. I've stayed in many different hotels out there and this was by far the worst. The elevators were really slow. While we didn't go down to the pool, our room did overlook it. It actually looked pretty nice, but I never went down there. We received a comp for the buffet which we used and were pleasantly surprised by the food after reading some of the past reviews. They had a wide variey of items which were all quite good.\n\nSome of the people staying at the hotel were younger which contributed to some problems. For example, a group of guys were still up drinking from the night before when we went into the casino at 9:00am. They were fighting with people as they walked by. Security dealt with this quite quickly. There were two females staying in the room next to us who started fighting with each other at 2:15 am. This went on for about 20 minutes and sensing it wouldn't be ending any time soon I did call security. They promptly responded. \n\nWhile this certainly is a bargain price wise, it attracts a different crowd because of this. I will not be staying here again. Past stays at NYNY and Monte Carlo were MUCH better in that same location.The Excalibur is past its prime, however, would be an OK hotel if you don't care about the smell, the amenities and are looking for a bargain basement price!
__label__3 I stayed here last summer with my parents and nephew, and my expectations were very low. So, I was pleasantly surprised. If you have been to real castles in Europe, Excaliber actually does a great job. It is a castle, not a mansion. It's old school stone castle feel. It was clean enough and my nephew loved it. Our view of McCarran airport and the mountains was actually pretty spectacular at sunset. I've stayed in dumps and I've stayed in the lap of luxury. I think my review is quite fair. Coffee shop food was better than Dennys, good enough that we visited several times for convenience. Even had fun secret gambling with Pops in there.\nAnd we LOVED the slide at the pool. Pool was also better than expected.
__label__0 I could not wait to come home to write this review.  I paid for this on Las Vegas.com and chose it because it is a castle and we have a two year old.  It was also the cheapest out of all of the hotels although last month we vacationed at the Luxor for about the same price with better customer service.  When we arrived I was told that there was a resort fee of $22.  That was unexpected but cool so I paid cash. The following morning I get a message light telling me to call guest services which I did and was told that I still owed the resort fee.  The woman was rude to me as though I was trying to get away with something and snorted when I told her that I'd paid cash and that should be in their system since after all I was in the room...hello?!  Then she told me that there was no note of it and that I bring down the receipt.  Well that just pissed me off as it was early morning and when I described the guy who helped me as Hispanic she answered, \"So you are saying that he's Mexican?!\"  Like what?!  I told her that I didn't know specifically the nationality and asked if there was any log of me checking in and she said, \"Well yes, but you need to pay.\"  I asked for the manager.  He came on and told me that the employee was off that day but he would check into it.  We went to have breakfast at the little table in the room and when I sat down I was stuck in my upper thigh by a skinnny piece of metal sticking out of the arm of the chair.  I called down and once again the rude woman on the line just said, \"Well, what chair and are you coming down to pay what you owe.\"  There was no, \"I'm sorry that you were hurt are you okay?  We'll send someone right away to take the chair out since you have a two year old with you...or anything like that.   This time I told her that she was rude and she just transferred me to the manager named Mark.  He was nice enough and told me that he didn't understand the rudeness and would speak to her and that they would extend our checkout time until 3p.m.  We agreed I put some Neosporin on the pin prick on my leg and we went out to lunch since we had time to pack.  We got back at 1:40 p.m. and when we tried the door key it didn't work.  I called on my cell the hotel number three times to no answer and finally a supervisor of the maids came by and called security.  The guard got there but first had to let another family into the room.  Then when I told him that we had called downstairs and that they were rude about the call he responded, \"Well what do you want me to do, I can't answer for other people.\"  He opened our room and left.  I laughed at that point because truly you do get what you pay for.  I don't know if the issue of the \"resort fee\" was solved but I did go down to speak to them again and absolutely no record of my paying cash was lodged and I wasn't given a receipt and they also had no idea that I'd paid the hotel fee on line completely.  It was a disaster.  Leaving on a positive note, the wading pool was great for small children.  Otherwise it was a horrible experience and the unfortunate end to my lovely summer vacation as a teacher on break. Advice:  Spend the extra money and skip the castle.
__label__2 We reserved online our rooms online at vegas. com, mostly because the price was fantastic. \n\nWhen we arrived, the check in was reasonably quick, and our room was clean and comfortable. A little dated, but not bad really. \n\nFor its' price, location, and convenience Excalibur is just fine. I don't think it deserves the low ratings it gets.
__label__1 I stayed at the Excalibur the last time I was in Vegas because I was meeting friends and this is where they chose to stay. Ugh. I do not know what is wrong with them. This hotel/casino is not cool. It was very expensive (160$ a night... what?) and the first room we went into smelled like someone poured water all over the floor and let mold grow for a few weeks. After over an hour, they gave us another room which was fine, but still overpriced. The casino is in a bad location, so far from the central strip. Who wants to go to New york New york? cuz that's about the only place that is close to this hotel, oh and the MGM. All of the food in this casino is bad. Overall, I was not happy that we had to stay at this hotel. Never again.
__label__0 Ghetto! No wi-fi and room service stops at 2pm!! Seriously disappointed. Jacuzzi didn't work right. Furniture was falling apart. Very sad hotel.
__label__3 I dont know why everyone bashes the excalibur. I recently stayed here and it was great. Everything was clean, nice flat screen tv, walk in shower. Got upgraded for free too. :)\n\nThe pool was off the hook!
__label__2 If you're looking for a nice clean place to pass out from partying all night then this is the place for you. Not a glitzy hotel, but I personally would rather pay less for a room so I could have more money to do other stuff. The pool was nice and clean..perfect for 100+ degree weather.
__label__0 I read all the Yelp reviews warning about staying at Excalibur, but instead, we let our budget dictate where we stayed and ended up staying at the Excalibur after all and for the most part, regretting it.\n\nPROS:\n-Cheap. We stayed here mid-August for $32/night, plus resort fee...very good rate!\n-Family Friendly.....there's an arcade downstairs!\n-Cheap food court in hotel. They have everything, McDonald's, Quizno's, DQ/Orange Julius, Starbucks, Krispy Kremes, Chinese Food, coffee cafes at reasonable prices for the strip.\n\nCONS:\n-Excalibur is far, far, FAR away from the centre of the strip. You have to do A LOT of walking in the blazing hot sun across catwalks and through hotels to get places (unless you want to fork the money over for cabs).\n-Drab decor\n-No refrigerators (unless you want to pay $15/day)\n-A few minutes after we turned on the shower, it smelled like butt. Seriously, no other way to describe it other than butt. Luckily it went away after a few minutes, but I wasn't too impressed with that.\n-It takes a long time to walk to the bus stop (called the \"Deuce\"), which is by the Coca Cola Store.\n\nTIP#1 If you do stay here, bring a cooler and buy all your drinks ahead of time or at a grocery store or some place cheaper. Anything is cheaper than in the hotel...even the ABC/convenience type stores near Excalibur (especially for water)!\n\nTIP#2: If you want a sit down breakfast close to Excalibur, go over to \"America\" in New York, New York hotel instead of Denny's. You'll wait FOREVER to get a table in Denny's, but you can walk into \"America\" (FYI -Portions are HUGE at America, try sharing)\n\nNote: A taxi ride from the LAS airport to Excalibur will cost you about $15.\n\nOVERALL: This hotel was okay since it fit our budget, but all the walking in 115 degree F weather was too much....it drained our energy levels and our feet and legs hurt. I don't really care about decor when I'm on a budget....but next time, I'd consider paying a little extra just to stay in a more central location on the strip.
__label__0 If you're going to pay their rates, go spend it somewhere else.  The employees suck big time!  Nobody cares about you, they just see you as \"tip money\".  They look at you and figure out how much you are worth and talk with you accordingly.  Front desk has the worst customer non-service ever.  Ask questions and they mumble answers and point to a booklet and tell you what the upgrade price is and make you hurry to answer them.  They don't tell you that if you join the \"M\" club, you can defer your upgrade from points.  We had to learn the hard way.  We \"upgraded\" and I wouldn't call that an upgrade, we faced a wall with a/c units.  Ugh. Rooms were \"dark\".  Someone broke glass in the hallway and it took four days for housekeeping to notice and finally vacuum it up...duh.  If you are going to pay the price....go to Bellagio or something comparable, this hotel doesn't need your moola.  You can lose it in the machines...that would be maing better use of your lost money!
__label__1 Seriously, how is Excalibur still in existence?? I've stayed here twice and that amount of times was too many. I've stayed in the updated tower and the ridiculously outdated tower. I mean, you get what you pay for,  I know. But, it just needs updating big time!! Or just tear the thing down and put something better in!! Just saying. Everyone knows how bad this hotel is so I have nothing more to say. Thanks!!
__label__0 What an unforgettable time visiting the Excalibur. First, I went there because we were looking for a pasta meal and their website advertised that they had a Buca di Beppo, which we love. Got there, only to discover, after much hunting, that the restaurant had not opened yet and the person we were able to find to assist us, after much searching, couldn't have cared less. At that point we decided to head over to Mandalay Bay to eat.  Of course, the easiest way to get to that other property is to take their monorail.  We could find no signs directing us to the place to board and, literally, saw no employees that we could ask at all. Overall, a pitiful experience not worth repeating. Plenty of other properties on the strip to give business to. Time to implode this dump anyway.
__label__1 Ok, I am of two minds on this place. The Hotel rooms are quite frightening; mine had a leaky ceiling and was quite dark. However the room only cost 27 dollars a night so, you get what you pay for. In the casino the felts on many of the tables are worn and faded. All that being said it is still a fun place to walk around, just make sure you have all your shots.
__label__0 This hotel wasn't ready for the amount of guests that it booked. They double booked our room even though we had made reservations months in advance. we were finally given a room (hours later).  we went out to enjoy our day/night, when we came back we discovered our keys no longer opened our doors. We had to  go back down to the lobby at 4am to get new keys.  To top off this horrific weekend stay,the hotel has a  resort fee that they neglect to tell you about when you check-in.  However,  I asked Prytzel (my desk clerk) if there were any other fees I needed to pay when I checked in.  She said \"no unless you use room service.\" I had to debate with my check-out clerk, Cora, about not paying this fee that was not mentioned to me at my check-in or displayed at the check-in counter. This place is terrible. We will not stay here ever again.
__label__0 Don't get fooled by the low rates. Excessive charge on the internet, uncomfortable and torn beds.
__label__4 I was scared of staying here due to all the mixed reviews.. It actually turned out wonderful! Great value with a good deal :) it was clean, economic, good location, the staff was nice and had fun activities for our 6 year old. We stayed for only a couple of days for a weekend get away right before Christmas 2012. We stayed on the 20tb floor in Tower 1. I would definitely not let those bad stars detour you from staying here.
__label__0 This place is a DUMP!!!! After a week stay at the Palms for work, we decided to stay an extra night in LV for fun. The Palms was booked up and was unable to allow us an extra night stay :(  On the fly....with out checking reviews....we booked a 1 night stay at the Excalibur. From the moment we walked in, we knew it was a mistake! The line was very long and it took about 30 mins. to get checked in. The place is just straight up trashy. The walk to our room was about a 1/4 mile, if not more, away from the casino. The towels had stains, the bathroom was disgusting and the entire room looks like nothing has ever been updated since it was opened. I will never stay here again!\n\nI understand...\"on a budget\"....but common! This place needs to be torn down. If you are taking the time to travel our to Las Vegas, do your self a favor and don't disappoint yourself and ruin your time here. Spend the extra $20-$30 to stay somewhere else. I have been to Vegas more than 10 times staying at the Flamingo, Palms, Trump, Monte Carlo, NY, NY, Southpoint, etc.....and this place is bar none the worst place I have ever stayed. Have some dignity Excalibur....clean this place up!
__label__2 This is a *family* review of the hotel.\n\nWe chose the Excalibur because it was cheap and it was a Castle---the easiest choice for any parent taking their 4-year-old princess to vegas.  (We chose this over Circus Circus because of the proximity to M&M World & Rainforest Cafe). \n\nI was leary of all the negative reviews, but we took the chance anyway.\nHere is our 2 cents:\n\n1.  The 2-room suite in Tower 1 was updated and very nice.  King bed was super comfortable; two bathrooms, extra large jacuzzi tub; two tv screens.  Very clean.\n\n2.  The double-queen room was NOT updated, but was VERY clean.  Bathroom was large, no tub, nice shower.  Nothing special, but for a $40 price tag on the strip, we had no complaints.  (There just wasn't anything \"pretty\" or \"special\" about the room.\n\n3.  The pools are located near Tower 2.  If you want a room near the pools, then expect to pay a higher price because Tower 2 is considered \"contemporary\" accommodation, meaning ,they've been upgraded & remodeled.   Convenience is key when you want the pools, otherwise you'll be walking a mile from Tower 1 thru the heart of the casino each time you come/go.\n\n4.  The Excalibur is NOT the hotel for the young & hip.  Most of the crowds we noticed are older adults, or families.   This was nice--we were not barraged with obnoxious drunkards or \"sex.\" as stated in other reviews.  \n\nYes, there are a lot of rednecks here, but this has a few positive benefits!\na.  Rednecks spend most of their time playing the slots, so they don't bother you.\nb.  obnoxious youngsters trying to get laid do not hang out where the rednecks stay\n\nI will say this:  our weekend stay was quite pleasant.  The kids & families around the pool were polite (i'm really not kidding) and friendly.  We never once felt that we needed to shield our daughter from anything.  \n\nBased on other reviews we thought this would be the skankiest hotel ever, but it was quite the opposite.  I think theme-hotels are outdated, but there was nothing wrong with this hotel at all, unless you want to compare it to all the swanky $400/night hotels down the strip.\n\nBONUS:  convenient walkway to the Luxor--which is a huge hit for youngsters.  Also, a tram connects Excalibur, Luxor & Mandalay.\n\nM&M World is 0.5miles away from the front entrance of Excalibur.
__label__3 I give this a 4.5 star as I was pleased all the restaurants or fast food places to choose from to eat right in the hotel, lots of new & old slot machines, a few bars, lovely pool area, great kids zone upstairs, simi friendly servers, we had the deluxe room & although it had plenty of space I have taken the half star off due to it being a little dirty, table seats had food stains & there is no wi-fi & the internet wire in room we were to use for internet did not work... besides those 3 flaws everything else was great & for sure will stay again!
__label__3 The best thing about the Excalibur is that it's more economical than other hotels on the strip. The cost of the hotel room was $27 (booked through Expedia). Of course, with all the vegas hotels these days, resort fee of $15 which gets you amenities, including wired internet in your room. The deal also included $20 food and beverage credit, which can be used at mostly bars, and the one restaurant I saw on there, which was the steakhouse (which is on the pricier side. Look up my review of the steak house at camelot for more info on the coupon there). Also included was a free play at the Dungeon, aka the midway arcade. The coupon book didn't include any match plays, unfortunately.\n\nThe room itself was nice. Spacious enough. The tv is large. There is an ethernet cable for you to plug into your computer for wired internet service. The internet was a bit slow. \n\nThe beds were fine. They give you 3 pillows, so you get some extra fluff. \n\nThe elevators were separated floors 1-18 and 18 and up. So if you want a fast elevator service and a high floor, book Floor 18 or so. \n\nAs for the casino, it was stingy. Many of the blackjack tables use continuous shuffler machines, which I am not a fan of. Most minimums were around $10 for most table games.
__label__0 Its taken me a while to get around to this one... \n\nStayed here in October 2012 with my Best Friend for her Birthday. \n\nThe room was purchased on PriceLine, I hope that isn't why the room was old and disgusting. \n\nThe furnishings were from the 70's. The AC unit smelled like burnt electrical wire and the carpets looked like someone may have puked all over the place. I wouldn't reccommend this place to a homeless bum! \n\nOh and don't stroll the lobby, you're liable to get shot.
__label__1 I stayed here during the last week of June.  I think I stayed here 10 years ago and everything looks just the same. The nicest people at this hotel are, by far, the valet guys. It was SO hot out and they were friendly. Got back late one night to a full lot and the guy parked my car so I would not have to go back to creepy self-park all alone. So thanks valet dude. Check in didnt take long, dude was ok. It took forever to get our bags though. The casino reeks of smoke. Pee-youuuu.\n\nMy room was on floor 7, tower one. One good thing is that it does not take 30 min to get to your room, like at MGM. The room though...yuck. It's just old. I felt like i was time warped to the 70's. The beds.... Not good. One week later and my back and neck still hurt from the beds/pillows.  Fixtures and lamps and stuff were dirty. Bathroom was small, it was clean enough. Towels were very thin and stained. Maids we saw in the hallway were super nice and gave us what we needed. \n\nExcalibur hotel has a good food court. You also get a nifty little coupon book.  Would I stay here again? Only if I absolutely have to. My advice is spend the extra few bucks and get a nicer room at a newer hotel. \n\nEnjoy Vegas, baby!
__label__0 Not. Going. To. Stay. Here.  EVER! Again.\n\nThe kids enjoyed the ONE simple water slide at the hotel's pool, but other than this, I could never lodge here again ever. I don't know, call me high maintenance, but I like my hotels a little more upscale. That really just sounded totally snobby, but it no way did I mean to be, just using words to describe the hotels I would prefer to stay at. \n\nThis place is ideal for those who are on a budget and not caring to stay at an older, less modern hotel with minimal amenities. If you come to Vegas to party and the hotel room is merely a place to spend a few hours in to sleep, then this place will work for you.
__label__1 Some holidays stay with you for the wrong reasons. \nLet's see:\n* The horrendous smoke in the casino\n* The extremely rude security guards \n* The people banging on the doors all hours\n* or the loud grinding air-con. \n\nGreat place to stay if you were at a conference or not wanting any sleep. \n\nThe pool and spa closes at 6pm. What's with that? \n\nThese are not trivial things. The fun and enjoyment of Vegas made up for the accommodation. \n\nOh, I forgot to mention the terrible hawkers who hassle you at every entrance. How many times do you news to say 'No'. I was thinking of getting a shirt made up. \n\nWe checked out of here and went to the Bellagio. Spend the extra for quality service. \n\nOne positive, the room staff tried hard to make our stay pleasant. We tipped them well but everything else was a shambles. \n\nStayed in five hotels on out trip all around this price range. This one was easily the worst. \n\nOh, no Wifi either. WTF!
__label__0 From the moment we stepped out of the car we were less than impressed. We were being dropped off by friends and there was NO ONE around to help unload our luggage. When the bell hop finally did make an appearance he was extremely rude and kept telling us to move the car, did not help us with the bags and made fun of us for not knowing where registration was then walked off. We were then charged the extra $20 a day resort fee even though our reservation (from another discount site) stated all taxes and fees included. When we finally got to the room it smelled like a Dog had taken a dump in it. It had not been cleaned at all either. I called down to the desk to switch rooms. They informed me it would take 30 minutes to get us keys to a new room sent up to us so I had to go all the way back down to the front desk for them. For my Inconvenience the desk clerk (who did not apologize for the error or look me in the eye) gave me the exact drink coupon that is already provided in the welcome brochure. Thanks but free drinks are already provided when I gamble. After getting sorted in the new room we went down to the casino floor to gamble. We were in the hotel a total of three hours when we went back to the room to find out that they had reset our room keys and for my imposition I had to go back down to the front desk again to get a new key. Again no apologies!! Worst customer service ever. I knew this hotel was older but the rooms are extremely outdated and comparable to a cheap motel 6. Never going back.
__label__2 I go to Vegas a couple times a year  and I stay at different casinos .  This last time in September I stayed at the Excalibur.  We have stayed here before.  We always enjoy this casino, the rooms are clean and comfortable and the price is reasonable.  This last time we left a tip for the maid who was cleaning our room. She left us a thank you note, which I thought was very thoughtful of her.  It is the first time anyone has written us a thank you note for a tip. Her name was Clementine and she did a wonderful job.
__label__0 The Good: It's on the Las Vegas Strip and if you want to explore the strip you are right there. If you have a family then this is the place for you as its cheap compared to other hotels on the strip. Check in was easy and plenty of parking. \n\nThe Bad: This is not a hotel for couples. There were  too many kids for me and getting in my way when walking around the casino or hotel.  My room was the standard king size room and was an okay room. The mattress was worn out and needed to be replaced ASAP. \n\nThe Ugly: The hotel is dated and needs a major facelift. I hated paying the daily $18 resort fee plus tax. There is No Wifi in the rooms and they only have wired Internet.  The Internet cable was tangled but working.  Then you have the pesky timeshare people that profile every hotel guest luring you to their desk for discounted Las Vegas show tickets but you will have to attend their timeshare crap. I cut them off and told them I was not interested in that garbage.   My opinion is that timeshares are usually ripoffs and if you really want a timeshare you can buy one usually from a bank for 50-90% off selling price. There is huge profit in the timeshare industry so buyer beware. \n\nThe $20 food and beverage credit is a joke and only one credit during my three day stay.  They will send you to an expensive restaurant or other establishments that will cost you more than $20 in food or beverage. This is a marketing scam so call the hotel and confirm what I am saying before you make a reservation.\n\nI would not recommend this hotel for couples and spend the extra $20 bucks a night for a better hotel on the strip if you want to be on the strip. \n\n I will NOT be staying at this hotel ever again so bye bye Excalibur.
__label__0 Spend the extra money to stay in a hotel rather then a place that smells horrible from the second you walk in the door. There is no good amenities, rom service is only open breakfast and lunch, to be honest I really have nothing good to say about the place, this is my first time staying here, but I come to Vegas at least once a month for the last 5 years and haven't had a worse experience. PS, there is no wifi
__label__2 This is the cheapest place to stay on the strip, i dont consider circus circus or stratusphere the strip. It is alot of fun staying here.
__label__2 YELP! I really wish I could give 2.5 stars on this one. Let me start by saying that for the time period I was staying for work. Previous years for the same trip I had stayed at the Luxor (feel free to check out my review of that dump) but this year the Luxor was about $200 more than the Excalibur... so I had no choice. I have stayed at 5 various Vegas hotels and the clientele here is... interesting... dirty... smokey... not my type. Some great people watching for sure - but where in Vegas isn't!?\n\nOf all the casinos I've stayed in, walked through, gambled at... this was the smokiest I'd ever encountered. Grossed me out. Thankfully I got a non smoking room and the rooms were QUIET! This was a welcome surprise considering the walls were so thin at the Luxor I could hear EVERYTHING going on in the neighbors place. I got stuck with a 2 queen room rather than a king, so that was also a bummer. Oh and the view...or lack of a view I guess. I was looking right out into the rooftop airconditioning units. there was an old beat up chair on the rooftop that moved every night. I started to wonder if they were filming the next installment of the Hangover there. \n\nMostly everything in the hotel is outdated (rooms, games, carpet) and not anything that truly appealed to me restaurant wise. I did spend time at the pool which was fine. It was day 2 of pool season so might have been cold for some people but I was ready to feel some sun after a harsh midwest winter so I enjoyed a beer or 3 out there. \n\nOverall though, I mean, I got decent sleep, the hotel was easy to navigate, the staff was nice when I encountered them and I had no true problems, so I can't give less than 3 stars on this one.
__label__1 Was at the Excalibur for Memorial day weekend (5 days total). Check in easy enough, however we were told we were getting a free upgrade! Lol carpet stained, smelled bad, beds were hard as rocks! Could have sworn it was a box spring. Sheets and pillows were filthy stained as well as the towels.  View was of the roof. Staff still enters room with privacy tag up to change linens with more stained linens. And no wi-fi had to hit up starbucks to get a signal. Who doesn't have wi-fi? Everywhere else had wi-fi.\n\n    Leavin tower every day we were harassed by people trying to sell time shares and dicount show tickets that were crap. (They say free but they are not.) Big scam. Every day it was same people and same pitch. Unrelenting\n\n     We did breakfast buffet,  unimpressive. And way overpriced. Had upset stomach the entire day after eating that food. It was all bland. Would have been better off eating mcdonalds every day. \n    \n     Gambling in Excalibur cocktail waitresses we're non existent,  but when you got one they were abrasive and by comparison of the other casinos very old and unattractive and rude to match. \n\n     The large pool was closed all but one day! But they kept the adult pool that you have to pay $10+ to get into open with 3 patrons (4 lifeguards). I would say bad idea. Drinks were super expensive bring at least $40 cash with you to drink at the pool. \n\n     I will probably never stay at the Excalibur again it is out dated and under staffed to keep up on the hotel and casino. This will contribute to further deterioration of the casino. (Resort fee?) Ha what resort? Small uprade to motel 6 but with a casino inside.
__label__1 This was the first stop on a week long vacation. We chose the Excalibur because it was cheap. We paid $50 and $20 was comped back to us. We used the $20 to buy two of the worst Midori Sours we've ever had.\n\nThe room itself was clean and comfortable. We couldn't have really asked for any more in that department.\n\nThe worst part of the stay was the salespeople that the hotel had strategically placed at the entrance to the hotel rooms and food court. We fell for the pick up line once...\"is this your last night? Where are you from?\" When we stopped to talk we were given the hard sell. After that we were forced to be rude to everyone else that gave us the same line. I was just think 'I'm hungry or I'd like to go to my room. Leave me alone.'\n\nThe lack of wifi in the room was another huge turn off. You could hard wire your computer in to access the internet but you can't use an iPad or phone to access it. What an inconvenience.\n\nThe Excalibur is definitely a no frills hotel. The old addage is true...you get what you pay for.
__label__1 This hotel is very kid friendly with the \"fun dungeon\" and jousting show\nThe arcade games are a bit pricy and the show is expensive. The room are ok they are very small and the beds aren't that comfortable this hotel is definitely just a place to sleep not to hang out it
__label__0 This place was such a disappointment on so many levels.  \n\nI thought we had gotten a good deal because of the price and being on the strip but I should have paid a little more and gone elsewhere.   \n\nOur very first night we have dinner reservations at a restaurant Inside of the hotel and the blow dryer goes out numerous times on my girlfriend.  I call two times within a 45 minute period for a replacement and they do not show by the time we leave for dinner.  Very very disappointing to say the least.\n\nThe other issue was how poorly the air circulation was on the main floor.   Regardless what entrance you go through the smell of cigarettes, shame and tears hits you and it's not a faint odor it's strong.  We visited other casinos and you could tell that the huge difference. \n\nWe will never go back.   If your trying to save money do yourself a favor and spend a couple of extra bucks somewhere else.  Especially if your traveling with your girlfriend.
__label__0 We stayed in Tower 1 from  Tues 11/24/2014 to 11/30/2014 . We have only stayed here in   Vegas for last 6 years when we come,     That may change due to issues below \n\nWe were extremely unhappy with the harassment from the time share people who just wont leave you alone even when you say no.  This needs to be improved immediately or we will go to another casino. We went to Harrahs and Flamingo and the time share people are few and far between and closer to strip . Excalibur assistant Manager Tori was nice and refunded our resort fee and apologized  but said they rent the space.  GET RID OF THESE PEOPLE THEY ARE HURTING YOUR BUSINESS FORCING GOOD PEOPLE  TO GO ELSEWHERE.  LOOSEN THE SLOTS SO PEOPLE CAN PLAY AND WIN LIKE OTHER CASINOS DO. \n\nExcalibur management needs to reduce or get rid of these people so customers can relax and have fun. who wants to get bullied into time shares trips to get tickets to shows you don't want to see anyway   \n\nThe slot machines were tighter than they have ever been. They need to be a little loose as we were forced to go play other places. I know the machines can be loosened to pay more, All  people want is for the machine to  play with you a little more. Excalibur is a fun place but cannot compete with the Harrahs and flamingos because of location. improving gambling and comps would make you more competitive .\n\nThe resort fee of $20.00 per day is a joke and you get bad slow internet and nothing else. this needs  to be improved. \n\nthe m life players card gives you nothing unless you spend like 2k \n\nRoom service did not clean our room  till 3 every day. that needs to improve  \n\nWe used to love it here but a lot of things have changed for the worse.
__label__3 Fun casino with lots to do for the whole family. The arcade is one of the largest I've seen on the strip with tons of affordable games and tournament of kings is an awesome show
__label__2 Nice facility. Dealing with the behind the scenes of exhibiting can be challenging, but what do you expect?
__label__1 We're at the LVCC this weekend for my daughter's volleyball championship games. It's coinciding with a basketball tournament, so plenty of people.\n\nThe first complaint? $65 for a spectator pass for the weekend for my family (husband, myself and son). Which would be fine if they weren't also charging $10/day for parking and if they had more concessions open. Only a coffee cart, beverage cart and Capriottis is open. Ridiculous. \n\nCharging for parking is considerably shady since we all have to drag in coolers for the girls so they have snacks and water for the tournament. I don't think we'll be participants in this tournament next year.
__label__2 Large facility was part of the tradeshow for info comm. fits a lot of people and easy transportation
__label__2 I came here with 2 other couples and our 5 kids a couple of weeks ago. We had to wait forever for our table but it was packed so I understand how that goes.\nOur server seemed scared when he saw all of the kiddos in our group..which I found pretty funny. That apparently effected him through out the meal since he was not doing a very good job.\nI ordered a bacon cheeseburger with some really yummy garlic fries.\nThe burger was done proper and was really fresh as far as the toppings went. Those fries were addicting.\nWe also had a plate of homemade potato chips that are loaded with bacon & cheese..those were even better than the fries. They get 5 stars!\nSo if you go there and get \"Skippy\" the waiter..good luck. LOL\nLets just hope he was having an off day...\nOh..the beer I had was perfect...love the beer here!
__label__1 I enjoyed myself at this place; the beer was great, the food, not so great, but what a selection! I had the Steak Frites, and it just wasnt a great cut--very chewy. But no worries. It was my first time there, and as I looked around, I thought about what a great first date place this could be, or even a nice place to catch a game sometime. When I had eaten all I could, there was still alot left over. My food sat and sat there until Ifinally asked for a to go container. That's what I got--a container. I had to load it myself. ok...again...no worries. Granted, I was now drunk, but in my 40 odd years on Earth, I have never once forgotten to pay a check. I paid my check (cash), got change, and left a generous tip WITH THAT CHANGE. By the time I get to the parking lot, I'm chased down by one of the bar men, saying sir, u have to pay your bill. I assumed they had me confused with someone else. I asked how much \"I owed\". and he said the amount of my bill which I indeed remembered was the amount I had paid. I went back inside, to show my face to the barmaid who had been taking care of me, and asked if she got the tip. She said she had, but not the bill. How does one get the tip I paid with the change I got from breaking the $100...without remembering breaking the $100?! They \"graciously\" checked her drawer to see if there was an overage, there \"was not\". I don't think that if she took the money, she wouldve put it in her drawer! Rather than concern the police, I paid again (no tip the 2nd time! lol) The warning here is, altho it's a decent place, just pay strict attention when you pay, to whom you pay, and get a receipt! Better yet, pay with credit cards. Otherwise, a decent night can become an embarrassing nightmare.
__label__2 Went here because it was near the hotel we were staying at. The food is pretty good. For appetizers we had the egg rolls and they were good. I had the lobster/crab cake sandwich and it was awesome I must admit. It was the real deal (no imitation here). This sandwich was a little pricey for a \"sandwich\" 16.50, however it was well worth it. Huge in size, well seasoned, and well put together. My daughter had the steak tacos and she thoroughly enjoyed it. The hubby had the spinach salad with salmon and he had no complaints. My son had the NY steak sandwich and he said it was just okay.\n\nThe service was subpar. Our waitress was forgetful and the manager ended up helping her out.
__label__1 Coming here was a last minute decision due to Firefly's long wait. I was told that this place was great and it was just like Yardhouse, BJ's, and Chicago Brewing Co. This made me excited because I love all of those places.\n\nOnce we were seated, I realized that all the tables were so close together even though the restaurant wasn't even packed. Generally, I like the brewhouse feel. I was so excited to try the housemade root beer here. It's funny because I usually hate root beer but after trying Chicago Brewing Co.'s housemade stuff, I am so intrigued to try housemade root beer. To my disappointment, all of their drinks tasted like heavy syrup in each one. We got Strawberry Lemonade, Peach Iced Tea, and Homeade Root Beer. All of them were vigorously stirred and still tasted way too sweet. We ordered Tapas for appetizers. You can never really go wrong with Olive Tapenade and that's what I stuck with. It was good. For food, there was steak tacos, some flatbread stuff?, and veggie pizza. According to my friend, steak tacos were meh. Flatbread had no flavor. Veggie pizza was decent. Service was also somewhat lacking and irritatingly slow for how NOT busy it was. \n\nToo bad that this place wasn't that great. I really wanted to like it. Apparently, this place used to be banging every night before Yardhouse came around.
__label__2 its a typical 3.5-star restaurant. Nothing special - even their famous beer is not that great anymore. \n\nIt doesnt mean their quality has fallen - today, we have a lot of restaurants/bar serving all kinds of beer from around the world. This makes G&B not so special anymore (it was 10 years ago).\n\nHowever, if you like watching basketball and football games, this is a place to go. They even have happy hours - you get $1 discount on all beers! Only a dollar but it counts. \n\nOther happy hour meals were like 5, 6, 7 dollars and they seem to be ok. I didnt order any of them - I dont order food based on the price. You live only once. Eat what you wanna eat. Then maybe you will get heart attack and die happily. Yes, food here is very greasy.
__label__1 MENU CAHNGE: So I've always enjoyed the flatbread tapas at happy hour. I dragged a bunch of friends for full price dinner here last night and...\n\nthey have replaced their flatbread with what appears to be straight up from the box Matzoh Ball CRACKERS.\n\nI think any toddler is familiar with the difference between crackers and bread.\n\nSo $10 for some crackers and tiny scoops of hummus, bruschetta and tapenade is steep. But then I realized my friend had ordered the flatbread pizza and was struggling to eat it because CRACKERS can't support the weight of pizza toppings and sauce.\n\nAnother guest politely asked the waiter about the crackers and the server said it was a permanent change.\n\nHere's a permanent change: I will be going to one of the other couple hundred gastro pubs in town with great atmosphere. Or hell, just walk across the street to Firefly for actual tasty food! \n\nAnd the fresh brewed beer isn't worth it--a lot of the brews are heavy with a syrupy honey taste. bleh.
__label__1 I am not impressed with this restaurant. I came in for what I hoped to be a quick and delicious lunch, and almost two hours later I left very disappointed. The service took way to long and every placed order came to the table incorrect and had to be sent back. I really wanted to like this place but they gave me way too many reasons not to.
__label__0 We DEFINITELY did not go here for pizza. It was the only thing available. We were actually going to dine in the restaurant at Ellis Island because lil guy wanted ribs. Well, the kitchen was closed that particular night and they were on a limited menu. Ribs was not part of it. Then, we decided to walk over to the brewery because they also serve ribs, but we got there at 10:03pm and they close at 10pm.\n\nHubby had been driving and driving around like he usually does and couldn't make up his mind where we should eat. Of course, hours go by and we've just completely missed the boat. A couple who were waiting by the brewery said they'd been there for 45 minutes and still were not seated. GODAMMIT. Lil guy was now starving.\n\nSo there was only one thing left. Metro Pizza. The stuff looked like it'd been sitting there forever. OK the good thing is that these pizza slices were paper thin (the way I like my pizza).\n\nWe waited a long time since the guy behind near the oven was on his cell phone. 8-10 mins go by and another guy comes over and helps us. Lil guy wanted a slice of pepperoni and hubby and I got the combo topping selection. Boy, the guy didn't even put it into the oven for us and I didn't know to ask.\n\nWe sit down and lil guy immediately said \"mommy, this is really greasy\". He had picked up the slice and his plate had a pool of oil just laying there. I would've taken a photo but my hands were greasy from my own slice so I decided not to soil my camera.\n\nI ended up using about 10 napkins to soak up some of the oil from lil guy's pizza. Our slices weren't all that great either. I guess if you've been out partying and drinking, all that grease is probably okay. However, we were starving and it was just a disgusting end to an otherwise great day.\n\nNo, I'll never have pizza here again. GROSS! But they're open until 3am.
__label__3 I've been to the Tussaud's in London, in Hollywood, and love the one in Vegas, although they have many of the same figures in all three (that's the economy of scale you get having multiple locations, I guess).  Fun to take pics of you and the celebrities and get right up and see them up close and personal.
__label__3 during my recent trip to sin city, i met a ton of celebs.  it was crazy, i felt like i was at the oscars or something.  did i mention they were all made of wax?  oh...well they were, but it was still fun!  i had a bogo coup so we got 2 for 1 which was nice because it is a bit pricey.  this place is awesome, you get to touch and pose with the figures, unlike the now defunct wax museum in buena park, ca, you couldn't get near those figures without a stupid alarm going off.\n\nvegas seems to have gotten a bit lame over the years...i used to love it but now it seems as though they are focusing on the wealthy...as i'm not poor, i'm definitely not swimming in my pool filled with hundred dollar bills yet.  so it's nice to find something like madame tussaud's where you can spend a few hours having fun and not paying an arm and a leg.  some of the figures look really authentic, i can't tell you how many times i saw a figure in my peripheral vision and thought it was a real person.  the different rooms are all themed and there is a lot of thought to each celeb.  i also love that you can do whatever you want to the celebs as you take a picture...i flipped off GW bush, laid in a bed with hugh hef, picked a few noses and probably kissed johnny depp. the best was tiger woods in his signature pose...i leaned in front of him so it looked like he was staring at my boobs.  oh silly tiger.\n\ni realllllly recommend coming here, you won't regret it.
__label__2 Three stars because of the size of the museum, not the quality of the wax figures. Just felt like there should have been more. Also...not sure about that J-Lo statue. I only realized it was her when I saw it from behind.\n\nBut that said, it's a wax museum. And it's an awesome chance to take ridiculous pictures with friends. Like Hugh Hefner lounching on a love seat? Come on.\n\nNot surprising discovery: I am as tall as Shaq's nipple.\n\nSurprising discovery: I am shorter than Bieber. Fail.
__label__1 I think we just went on an off day. The scary part was entirely closed. It said someone would be back at 6.45, but it was after then and there was no one around. The photographers were completely ignoring us, so my mum and I couldn't get a picture with us both in it, and the bar was unstaffed. The main parts I wanted to see were Lady GaGa (which I did) and the scary part (nope), and we could only take pictures of each other, not one with both, so it was kind of a bust.\nI do like that you are free to touch and pose with all the wax figures, though. \nI'd go back again and give it another shot.
__label__1 i'm not an expert on filipino food, but out of the 3 filipino restaurants i've tried (others nanay gloria, pinay pinoy)...goldilocks has to be the worst...\n\ni came here for lunch and my friend and i tried about  8 dishes (taro leaves in coconut milk, fried rice with shrimp paste, some type of noodle soup, pancit...and a few others i can't remember)...they all lacked the homemade touch of nanay gloria...the only dish i liked was the lechon which came with a sweet, slightly tart dipping sauce.  i also ordered the calamansi drink...it was overly sweet and artificial tasting...\n\nthere is a large selection of baked goods...but nothing that looked very unique or tasty...\n\ni guess it's back to nanay...
__label__0 HORRIBLE service.  The place wasn't even that crowded and we were seated 10 minutes before they asked what we wanted.  It then took another 7 or 8 minutes before we got our drinks.  The food took a long time and after the food came, it was another 15 before they told me to order something else because the dish I ordered didn't look good.  That was puzzling.  I eventually canceled my order because everybody was almost done with their food already. A friend of mine didn't even get her soup and salad that was supposed to come with her order.\n\nBakery prices were pretty high but it's Vegas so it didn't surprise me.
__label__4 This is a must eat restaurant if you are hungry and wanting a wonderful service that is different than the typical casino restaurants.  The waiters or as they called themselves the \"Captains\" are extremely friendly and hilarious.  After a long day of work, this is a best place to chill and relax.  It may look a bit fancy, but the atmosphere and everyone there are very friendly.\n\nOut of all the food that I've tried, the one dish that I am keep coming back for more is the Osso Buco.  It's the best dish there...the meat is sooo soft and tender and if you are up for it, you can try to suck out the bone marrow on that bone...yummm.\n\nI've been working in and out of Vegas for the last 3 years, and every year, I am coming back to this restaurant.\n\nTHe price is pretty steep, but it worth every penny to be entertained by the Captains and served with one of the best foods.
__label__4 Dans cet amas de junk food, vous cherchez de la cuisine saine ? Vaguement europ\u00e9enne ?\n\nGo there !!!
__label__3 We ate there on Thursday.\n\nFreddie Glessmen greated us warmly, chatted, and sent over some complimentary appetizers.  The steak was perfect, flavorful, tender, and delicious.  The penne ala vodka was good.  The sword fish a bit overdone.  Service was prompt but some of the staff under trained.  If the busboy put his elbow in my face one more time I was going to practice my jujitsu.
__label__1 If you subtract the history and judge this restaurant purely on its current atmosphere and food, it is a solid two-star establishment.  The food was pedestrian, and I am not a picky eater.  The marinara sauce, which should be excellent at this type of place, had no flavor.  The prices were exorbitant and I was only full because of all the pasta they piled on their \"signature\" lamb shank dish.  \n\nMaybe this just isn't my type of place: DARK, formal (too many employees in tuxes), slow and stuffy.  I have to believe that it used to be a better restaurant.  There is no way Frank Sinatra would've returned if he had my meal.
__label__3 Let me start by saying I am not a big Italian fan anymore only because my BF is asian he is not a fan so I do not get to eat it.  So when my GF suggested Italian for our girls night I was totally in the mood!  Our search began and ended here we decided to go old school I remembered a client telling me of her old days in Las Vegas when she was a showgirl hanging with the \"in\" crowd (the mafia) the show people and their cohorts.  So in the mood for some ambiance we decided to have some snacks here then move on for the rest of the night.\n\nWe pull up (Valet only) nice guy and walk in we already know we did not want the restaurant because we only wanted a few shared plates and cocktails.  So we opted for the front bar.  They had a small 3 person band think Frank Sinatra, Sammy Davis Jr and Dean Martin style.  They have nice booths against the wall to cosy up in or a bar to sit and watch the small rooms happenings.  We chose the end of the bar to watch the performers eat our food and enjoy a couple of glasses of wine.  The decor of the room I thought was both fun and funny, completely decked out in monkeys, monkeys everywhere!  \n\nNow on to the food...\nProsciutto Con Melone thinly sliced Parma ham and melon.  I loved the way the salt of the thinly sliced Prosciutto went both agains and with the sweet, slightly bitter of the Mellon.  \nAgnolotti Freschi Alla Crema, country style fresh pasta stuffed with spinach, served with cream sauce.  Amazing, one of the best pasta dishes I have had.  The home made pasta breaks apart easily (but not to easy) to be able to tell it really is fresh.  The cream sauce has enough flavor to showcase the gentle blending of flavors of the spinach and cream.  I chose to add pepper because I like the kick of it.\n\nOn to the service and ambiance the service is top notch but with a bit of the New York attitude (if you've been there you know).  Everyone is taking orders,bringing, cleaning or walking around to see if one of the priors need to be done.  In other words great old school service.  Ambiance, lots of interesting things to keep your eyes and ears happy.  Sit at the bar and get to know a few New York transplants, or tourist who have heard about the great pasta or some old questionable members of our community who could quite possibly be in the old school mafia...\n\nAny how The Pasta is great, the ambiance is fun, the bartenders know the wines and the servers know the menus, the people around you are a free added bonus.  I will be back and have a few times since I started this review.  \n\nA side note the prices on some items have been raised about $1 since my first visit.  Still worth it.
__label__4 The only real reason why I visit Vegas in the 1st place.  \nDrink of choice is of course The 190 Octane, highly \nrecommended. It's like drinking Jamba Juice and \nboosts replaced with tubes of everclear. \n\nBelieve me guys adding that extra shot will do it just\nright! I know it did for me :P \n\nSo who's down for a random Vegas trip, i know i am!
__label__2 There's a good selection of frozen drink options here.  The 190 Octane was average, but the Bellini was disgusting.  It was super sweet and tasted waaaay too artificial.  The prices are very affordable and it's worth trying.  Next time, I'll get something else.
__label__4 I got the 190 octane with an extra shot. It tasted PHENOMENAL, and i could barely taste the liquor. I had already tossed back a couple shots doubting the true strength of this bad boy, thinking you are all pussies, but this put me and my buddies completely on our asses. We were doing backflips off of fire hydrants and having sword fights with our left over yard sticks which were then destroyed.\n\n I went to the MGM one, and holy god, at the price you pay, i would have to agree it is the best bang for your buck in Vegas in terms of liquor. The bartender was super friendly as well. Holy shit, when you \"unplug\" that extra shot, be prepared to go to Shwastyville.\n\nEasily my go-to spot now when I'm in Vegas and wanting to get belligerent.
__label__4 This has always been a \"must-go\" kinda place for me and my friends when we're in Vegas.  The one at the MGM was the original one we used to always go to but now they're almost at all the hotels it seems.  \nIt's usually the 190 Octane or Hurricane with 2 extra shots of everclear.  Does the job, especially in the summer time.  If you think i look \"touristy\" go to hell, i'm having more fun than you anyway.
__label__4 What can I say about this place...the drinks are a little pricey but if you are looking to get drunk, start here!\n\nI had 50oz of the 190 Octane and an extra shot and felt every bit of it. If you are unsure of what you'd like the bartender will give you samples to try.\n\nThe drink prices range from 8.00 up thru 30.00 for 100+ ounces.  It can be a bit expensive for a single drink but you will be drunk from one\n\nWe first walked to Mandalay Bay from New York New York but soon learned they had a location in MGM.\n\nThey also have locations at Caesars, MGM, Mirage, Planet Hollywood
__label__4 Fat Tuesday is great for getting a quick buzz. Not too quick though or you'll get a brain freeze! You could always add shots and get more than a buzz.\nThe one Underground at the MGM was great. Try avoiding the one in Caesars Place., its such a long walk!! And the one on the strip next to Harrah's is  pretty decent. There's other locations but these are the ones I went to :)
__label__3 i have only tried the bagels and bagel sandwiches here and i go back weekly.  enough said :)
__label__3 Good for breakfast and brunch. It is located in a rough part of the city. I recently moved closer to downtown so I drop by often. \n\nNova/lox sandwiches are my favorite. Be careful, Lox can get too salty (or was it the other way around??). You can get all your standard bagels. All of them freshly baked. Hash corned beef is very good. A side of them is big enough for 2. \n\nit is a good deli in that part of the city.  Not a world-class place  but good for Vegas and the best you can get in that area.
__label__0 Way overpriced. Ironically, in a bad neighborhood. The price range is incorrect, it's NOT \"Under $10\". Under $10 you can get some tiny side but that's it.
__label__3 my family and I were in Vegas celebrating my daughters 21St birthday.r found this shop by accident we actually were suppose to go too another shop.anyway we were greeted Sooo pleasantly. Everyone is sincerely pleasant.Nina is awesome my legs  were hurting from all the walking and I specifically wanted a massage on my feet and legs after my pedicure.wow after that had another great massage on the hands and arms for my manicure.  my hands were rejuvenated after she did my manicure. I highly recommend this place in fact my daughter and I plan on going there every year on our annual Vegas trip.
__label__0 WORST PLACE EVER! Customer service is pretty much non existent, they're rude and slow. Also their gel products are cheap. I came to get a gel fill in with a lady named \"Nina\" and the nails are ok, but the polish job was terrible. It was all clumpy and wrinkly, I asked her about and she was like \"it's ok I fix for you\" and she didn't of course. I got home that same night and all the gel started to peel off, I came back the next day and asked them to fix it. I chose a different color just in case it was that one batch. But no. Same thing happened again and they refused to give me my money back. From someone who's been to over 100 nail salons in the past 10 years I can honestly say that this was my worst experience ever! DON'T waist your time or money with these people.
__label__3 My friend lives for this place - taking all visitors to Vegas to one his favorite spots to drink, eat and be merry.\n\nWe started off with a pitcher of the White Sangria ($18.00).  It was nice to even have that option.  I was a bit disappointed with the lack of fruit. If you read any of previous entries regarding sangria, I live for all that fruit shit marinating in the wine!  So, bring it on! \n\nI remember getting a complimentary  Firefly*fries (parmesan, herbs, aioli) to start of our meal - anything complimentary is ALWAYS appreciated!  Some of the tapas we ordered included Stuffed dates (bacon-wrapped, smoked almond, red wine reduction, blue cheese) $4,  Patatas bravas (roasted red potatoes in spicy aioli) $4.50, and some kind of meat tapa.  Sadly, I can't remember much else about what we had that evening. \n\nIn all fairness, I didn't have much of an appetite.  I was, uh *ahem*, recovering still and couldn't enjoy the various goodies that arrived at our table.\n\nBut I would definitely give it another go because I usually love tapas and I'm confident that if I was in my healthy state, this place would rate higher.\n\nUpdate! 02/26/07 - I finally got around to trying this place out again, and this time I was healthy and hungry!  It's Friday night and packed!  With an hour and half wait, we wing it outside under the heating lamps.  They started us off with bread, some type of buttery spread, and olives.  We ordered the ceviche of shrimp, which was tiger shrimp, avocado, and two corn tortilla chips ($8.50).  The ceviche was good, not sure how much shrimp was actually in the dish though and only two chips?  The roasted eggplant cannelloni, made with goat cheese and tomato sauce ($5.00) was a surprise hit.  It came in a set of three and the BF definitely plans on ordering this one again.  Tasty, especially if you're a goat cheese lover.  We order the lamb chops medium, and they came a bit overcooked.  With two chops, a red wine reduction, and sauteed lentils and veggies ($8.50), you got a bit more bang for your buck.  The baked filets of grouper that are marinated with herbs, lemon and garlic ($6.50) came with three pieces and lacked flavor.  I ended up using the sauce from my ceviche to give it a kick.  The pulpo asado, which is marinated and grilled octopus with a few red potatoes and chopped tomatoes ($7.50) was okay too.  We finished off with the BF's favorite - Banana-Nutella Sandwiches ($5.00).  This came with four triangles and you're supposed to dip it into the Nutella sauce.  The sauce was cold when we got it, but the BF claims it's usually served warm.  With a party of four, we shared a pitcher of their passion fruit Mojitos ($7.00/glass; $28.00/pitcher) that was pretty yummy.  (I love mojitos!)\n\nOverall, the food was okay.  We couldn't enjoy their meat dishes as much b/c our company was doing the \"No Meat Friday\" thing.  I'm upping my star rating from a three to a four because the atmosphere is good, and with tapas, everyone seems to have a good time.  I would definitely recommend making reservations though for busy evenings!\n\nHappy Hour is Mondays through Fridays from 3 pm to 6 pm.  1/2 Firefly Drinks (sangria, mojitos, specialty martinis, and infused vodka) and well drinks.  Appetizer plate is included\n\n\nAppetizer plate included, which is 1 stuffed date, 1 albondiga, and 1 tortilla espanola.
__label__4 The always busy Firefly has been the site of many dinners over the years. Firefly is always packed and I have never had a bad meal here. Is there better tapas in the world? Yes, of course there is, however for atmosphere, service, location, and consistency this place gets five stars. The crazy thing is that it is reasonably priced as well!! Make a reservation for dinner here and you will simply not be disappointed no matter what the day or time. \nGo late at night and a DJ is usually playing, and the scene gets just a little prettier
__label__4 I found this restaurant on OpenTable.com and then looked at the Yelp reviews to verify. I made a late reservation after seeing Zumanity at NYNY.   We took a short cab ride over, and our driver verified we had made a great choice for dinner. \n\nThe outside seating was pretty bare because it was cold, but once we stepped inside it was packed. I was glad I had made a reservation becuase we were seated right away. We ordered the red sangria.....excellent. A little on the sweet side, but very good. The service was very fast, and they brought out each tapa as soon as it was done, so our food was hot.\n\nWe ordered: manchego mac n cheese, patatas bravas, chicken skewers, and mini sirloin burgers. Everything was great, and the patatas bravas were really spicy . I have had them at other tapas restaurants, but these were the best. The mac and cheese was also excellent. Everything we had, we would order again. The menu is very reasonable. I look forward to going back again next time I'm in Vegas. We had a wonderful meal and I highly recomment it.
__label__1 Firefly is a cool place, but much more for the trendy crowd than for the foodies, like me. It was really loud and crowded. The menu did not have anything very adventurous, in fact quite the opposite. The \"french fries\" tapas were ok. So was the manchego mac and cheese. The grouper was very dry and plain. The salad was acceptable, but the empanadas seemed small for tapas. The albondigas were boring meatballs with no real flavor. The best thing was the paella, and I've had much better.\n\nIf you are looking for great tapas, this just isn't the place.
__label__2 I thought the food was pretty good. I have done alot of really good Tapas and this was just pretty good. These guys pack it in like sardines and a young good looking crowd it is. Too busy for me on the weekends I would go back but there are many other fish in the sea so it won't be soon.
__label__4 Incredible, try the sliders, ham and cheese crouquetes, stuffed dates, and anything else that looks interesting to you, can't go wrong.  The mojitos are delicious too and come by the pitcher if you want.  Just a great fun delicious place and for the prices you can't go wrong.  Every one I have ever taken here loves it and I have taken more than a few.
__label__4 Best tapas hands down!  Wow!  I can only say try everything.  The bacon wrapped dates are pure heaven.  The surf & turf skewers rocked too.  \n\nAnd definitely have a glass or pitcher of homemade sangria.  Great vibe, A+ service, friendly staff all make for a very moderately priced venue that should cost a lot more.\n\nI'll be back again!!
__label__3 We visited Firefly on Paradise last week for lunch. We ordered paella [saffron rice, clams, shrimp, calamari, chicken, Spanish chorizo sausage], Pulpo asado [marinated and grilled octopus, potato, tomato], and Terra y Mare skewers [grilled shrimp, filet mignon, chorizo sausage, salsa verde]. They all tasted good, except that we are not fond of pulpo asado as much. In general we like the food and the service was great. Everyone there was courteous and polite, and make you feel very comfortable and make the meal more enjoyable that way. We like it here for a casual lunch. =)
__label__2 I couldn't decide how many stars to give. It's a tough call because the food is great and, when split among friends, the prices aren't bad. However, we arrived when the place was packed, I got a shitty chair, our server screwed up our order, and we barely saw his face. I suppose three stars is fair because under better circumstances I'd be swooning for this place. \n\nTo break these elements down... \n\nWait- The interior, bar, and patio were completely packed, which caused parking to be extremely limited and the wait for a table to be a bit long. 20 minutes in the cold makes the wait questionable. It was so packed that a woman, presumably a regular, walked up to the door and screamed, \"OH HELLLLLL NOOOOO, this place better not be packed!\" (A minute later she sat on a bench outside, annoyed.)\n\nThe seating- My girlfriends are I were seated outside on the patio. The good news was that we were next to a heater, which was much appreciated. The bad news was that our table was pushed up against the glass wall in such a way that I had to do the bendies to squish myself into my chair which, by the way, was lopsided so that I kept smacking into the wall as I ate. We were also right by the door so every time someone walked into the patio my sister got smacked in the back of her seat. In the future, I suggest waiting a little longer for a seat inside the restaurant. \n\nOur server- Granted, I'm sure he was getting worked, but he gave off a cocky vibe and didn't even write down our order. Amazingly enough most of our items came out... except for one. We got to the end of our meal, ready to order our dessert, and requested that since the last item was clearly not coming that he cancel the order. Instead of cancelling it, he said he'd check on it and if it weren't cooked already, he'd cancel it. We didn't hear about that item until the bill arrived about 20 minutes later and he said, \"Oh. Yeah, so I cancelled that item.\" \n\nThe redeeming quality: The food- Delicious. So much flavor packed into small bites. Our little girlfriends party of 4 scarfed down:\n\n- Smoked Salmon Toasts\n\n- Ceviche\nWonderfully tangy and fresh \n\n- Tuna Tartare\n\n- Bacon-Wrapped Dates\nRidiculously addictive with a happy almond crunch on the inside \n\n- Mac and Cheese\nCreamy and cheesy and evil and tasty\n\n- Albondigas\n\n- Lamb Skewers w/Lentils\n\n- Chicken and Chorizo Stuffed Mushrooms \n\n- Thai Beef Salad \nThe surprise item and star of the evening. Ridiculously good and large enough for a small meal for one!\n\n- Banana Nutella Sandwich\n\nI didn't get to try the sangria, but I intend to on my next visit to Vegas. I also plan on trying to Happy Hour on for size, with fingers crossed for a better table!
__label__1 Yes,  two stars.\nI felt compelled to write this review for the fact that it was just a bad experience overall. I eat out, alot. I frequent new and old establishments.\nI eat mom and pop all the way to joel robuchon.\nI give everyone a fair chance, and probably me being in the industry is not going to help this review at all, however...\n\nUpon entering Firefly last night, there was no greeter for 4 minutes in a small lobby area that had no one present but myself and my girlfriend.\nWhen the hostess finally sat us, we waited 10 minutes before anyone remotely attended to us. When that person came, it was for bread on the table. Then....the wait, another 10 minutes and still no service,even for drinks.\nWhen my girlfriend spoke up, it was to another server who took our drink order AND our tapas selections. He told us, this was not his section, however..he put the order in and informed us that our \"server\" would be taking us through the remainder of our meal.\nWe Thanked him and soon after, our plates arrived, rather quickly I might add.\nI must say, I am glad we only ordered 5 plates. Everything was either a fried element or had some sort of fried item in the food. \nAt best, it was \"ok\". \n\nThe Thai beef Salad tasted boring. No real essence of Thai at all. The beef almost tasted poached with no char,which could be from the over saturation of dressing. The dressing itself needed something to balance the acidity,perhaps a sweetness [which I am assuming was the purpose of the pickled ginger, is that even really \"Thai\"]\nAnd the crispy wonton was over exposed and just way to much.\n\nThe empanada ..all I can say is Shame On You! Creme Cheese? Really?\n\nThe duck rolls were constructed as if it were rillette , almost a puree.\nIf, and I do stress, it was supposed to be that way, I would suggest learning to confit.\n\nThe croquette seemed like fried potato soup with cheese. No real evidence of any ham whatsoever.\n\nAbout the only thing really \"decent\" was the tempura. Sauce was nice and not to overpowering with citrus segments in it. However, the green onions were left to soak in the grease for way to long and almost tasted burnt.\n\nAll the while of eating, I noticed the heavier set man who I am assuming is the FOH manager roaming. He spent most of his time however at a table, picking up a child and speaking to one table and that table alone. Not realizing what his staff is doing.\n\nNow, back to the lack of service. Our waiter who \"should\" have been giving us service in the first place finally arrived at plate number 4.\nHe saw that most of the plates were left un eaten and suggested that he \"pack\" the food up in a to go box. We declined. He never asked us how our meal was or even why there was an abundance of food left.\nYou would think someone would get 2 + 2.\n\nIt was also a little strange that when the \"original\" order taker asked if my girlfriend wanted a refill on her drink and the busboy delivered it, he prepared to take my beer away in replace,yet, my girlfriends glass was empty [ o , did I mention that I never received the option for a beer glass and just received a bottle], then..the bussboy brought another drink to the table after that. Two drinks in a confusing fashion were delivered. At this point, I was at my limit.\n\nThere are smaller points I could make, but I believe I am getting my point across. \nFirefly, this is my second visit. I wont be returning for a long long long time, if ever.
__label__3 yum! my friends and i came here for dinner on friday and lunch on sunday :) it's perfect for a girls who want a variety of yummy tapas in small but not tiny portions. we had the stuffed dates, artichoke toast, tuna tartare, veggie empanadas, mac n cheese, and more... try it, you'll like it! oh, my friends had red sangria and like it a lot, too.
__label__4 There's only one thing that's bad about this place...  the wait!  This food is as good as it gets and at a fraction of the price you will pay for the big names on the strip.  Its not an elegant dining room, its tight and usually a bit noisy, but the food is AWESOME AWESOME AWESOME.  If you've never eaten here, shame on you.  Come in and order a variety of dishes and you will be BLOWN AWAY by all of them!  Words can't describe the wonderful flavors on the menu.  I moved to Vegas from Orange County just so  I could eat here all the time!
__label__4 Great place to eat tapas (without having to deal w/traffic, parking, reservations, tourists on the Strip).  We liked the following...\n\nSangria (red wine) Pitcher\nBacon Wrapped Stuffed Dates... wonderful Pecan surprise inside\nShrimp Diablo... sauce is the real winner in this one\nHam and Cheese Croquetas... comfort food
__label__4 This is bar none the best restaurant we've been to on this vegas trip.  $3 margaritas, $3.5 mojitos, etc at happy hour made us extremely happy.  Great drinks at cheap prices.  Those happy hours on the strip can't compare to their drinks.  The food blew my expectations away.  Stuffed dates, diablo shrimp, paella, skewers were all freakin awesome.  The filet mignon sliders weren't bad either.  To top it all off, the service was great.  What more could you ask for in a restaurant?  Don't waste your money on the strip, save it for here, you won't be disappointed.
__label__1 Food was ok and service was really bad.\n\nWe went there for the Christmas Eve dinner. We made the reservation at 11pm via OpenTable which shows that they have reservation available at 11 or 11:30. However after we arrived the waitress said they will close at 12. We decided to just eat very fast which turned out to be a really bad idea because during the dinner the wait staff were really impatient and rude.\n\nMost of the food were also not as good as the other yelp reviewers said...although I am not sure if it was because it was the Christmas Eve.
__label__4 The best calamari I have ever tasted in my life. The sangria is also amazing. It is a very nice environment but if you don't get there early then be prepared to wait up to an hour and a half for a seat.
__label__1 The food is alright and the service is ok. However , I think this place is over rated. \n\nThe lighting is dim, which can be romantic, and the decor is quaint. Firefly has good ambiance and it can be nice place to take a date.\n\nJust make sure its not on a busy night, because the seating in the dining room is very close together. On a busy Friday night, our set of 3 felt like we were at an awkward dinner party where only small groups were allowed to face each other at a particular time. It was like if we turned our head at any moment we would be part of a different group and/or conversation. \n \n\nIf you dare order a pitcher of Sangria or anything else please say \"no ice\". I swear I paid $28 for a 2lbs bag of ice in a mug with a splash of Sangria........very disappointing. \n\nI would not go as far as to say I won't ever eat there again,...... but I will not be the one paying for the meal or for the wild horses it will take to drag me there either!
__label__4 Dimly lit restaurant and lounge. Couches. Candles. Hot hot sex. \n\nDopest tapas place in Vegas and a well known local spot. Sangrias and Mojitos, fill em up. Have a yourself a good time. Hanging with friends or your lover, you're sure to have an intimate night.\n\nSkip the strip, come to Firefly. You'll thank me later.
__label__0 This place is soooo off and on to me.  Is the food amazing??  yes, there is no denying that the food and drink of this resturant is amazing!  However the service always leaves something to be desired EVERY SINGLE TIME I come to the Paradise location.  For instance this past week i met up with some girlfriends to have drinks and tapas and my friend had to ask for her drink three different times and litterally 20 minutes later her diet coke showed up AFTER our sangria and mojitos had been on the table for like ten minutes.  I had to practically beg our waiter to give us any attention and to take our order.  The busser had more interaction with our table than our waiter..
__label__3 Tried this place on a friends suggestion, and I was hooked. Love the ambiance, and the food is amazing. The wait staff at this location are usually fairly attentive, genuine,  quick, and also they make good eye candy. Some of my personal favorites:\n\nShrimp ceviche- the ONLY place I will eat ceviche. Very acidic and refreshing\n\nStuffed Dates- I didn't think I was going to enjoy it, but it was a semi foodgasm. Warning, there are smoked almonds in this dish\n\nFirefly fries- I know, its fries but they are amazing fries, complete with a killer aioli, and covered in parmesan\n\nHam and cheese croquetas- creamy, slightly smoky, salty. Only complaint is the size, but it is a tapas joint\n\nFilet mignon sliders- talk about heaven. Order it medium rare for max juiciness. Comes topped with serrano ham, cabrales cheese (a cheese from the north of Spain, similar to gorgonzola I think), and caramalized onions.\n\nAlbondigas- Spanish style meatballs in a sherry tomato sauce. Meatballs are nice, unctuous, succulent, a perfect mouthful when paired with that sauce\n\n Caramel flan- Now I'm puerto rican, lived with puerto ricans and mexicans that made authentic flan, and this flan was sinful. perfect amount of sweet, the custard was really eggy with that beautiful caramelized taste.\n\nDesserts in general- Order the desert platter and get the trio of gelato on the side. The desert platter comes with the flan, a lemon and berry tart, choclate tres leche, passion fruit cheesecake. Surprisingly so, the tres leche was the consensual least favorite.\n\nItems that were not so great:\n\nCrispy Duck roll- Disappointing, because I love duck. But the duck was lost in the cherry hoisin sauce. It was cloyingly sweet.\n\nEmpanada- Hopefully my table just got a bad batch, because the pork inside the pastry was overcooked and dry.\n\nThat's pretty much it. Oh, the red wine Sangria, delicious. Order a whole pitcher, probably the best sangria I've ever had
__label__4 Loved it!went there for late dinner with my husband on Monday night,it wasnt too busy,so we didn't have to wait for a table.service was great,our waitress was nice and very attentive.\nWe tried 5 different dishes:\n-dates wrapped in bacon!A must!im not a big fan of bacon,but it was so gooooood!i still can taste on my tongue\n-ceviche was okay,I felt it needs a bit more flavor\n-ahi poke with taro chips,it was good!big pieces of tuna,just loved it\n-lamb skewers was yummy too,my husband is a big fan of lamb,he knows when its good,he loved these one!\n-beef sliders was great as well,it was melting in my mouth!\nWe also got a pitcher of red wine sangria by recommendation our server,it was good,with apple pieces,has a nice flavor.but we couldn't even finish it!their pitchers are big!you have to share it with 3-4 ppl!\nLooking forward to come back and I will bring more people!
__label__3 Went here with 3 friends for a night of tapas and sangria....It did not disappoint!\n\nEverything we ordered was excellent and reasonably priced.  I tried red and white sangria and enjoyed both, but I have to say I liked the red better (probably just a personal preference.)  What makes this place special is that there is something for everyone from the carnivore to the vegetarian. \n\nI tried the anchovy dish cause a friend ordered it, and I was very pleasantly surprised.  Not fishy at all like I expected.  My favorite dish I tried was the Tuna Peppers.  I found that they used the a lot of the same ingredients in different dishes, so you could stick with one flavor profile, or you could totally mix it up.  There's a lot to choose from so I suggest that everyone at the table orders two dishes to start, then you take it from there.  \n\nWe saved room for dessert and ordered the sampler.  I'm glad we did, cause it had a little bit of everything.  Overall, its not a bad cab ride from the strip, and a great place to come with friends!
__label__4 I have been eating at the Firefly Restaurant for many years now and have never been disappointed.  The variety on the menu keeps me coming back and interested and I love to take new people there for inspiration on new dishes.  The service is fast and friendly and the ambiance is comfortable and energizing both for lunch and dinner.
__label__3 Again, one of my favorite meals in vegas.  We had to wait about 40 minutes for a table for two on friday night to get a seat, which is to be expected.  We got about 7 tapas for the two of us.  As many others have stated, get the bacon wrapped stuffed dates, they are very good.  I've been here before and I think I liked the food this time around better.  The other thing with tapas places, I've felt that I'm not getting value for my money typically, but this was $62 including tip for two, and 7 plates and 1 dessert, no drinks (just water).  I thought this was pretty good.  As far as service, it was ok.  I am picky about making sure my drinks are refilled consistently.  I waited a while the first time, and then just asked the server to leave a pitcher of water, so I really didn't have to wait the rest of the meal. Overall, I would recommend checking this place out.
__label__2 It's a fun place to go. I love sharing my food family style so this place is great for me. The dishes we chose were hit and miss, though. An eggplant and goat cheese dish had the eggplant so thin, it was overwhelmed by the 90% cheese portion. An egg/potato/something else dish was very... potatoey, though what was I expecting from it huh? Filet mignon and Thai beef salad were delicious though. Glad I tried it, but probably wouldn't return.
__label__3 On one of our many trips to Vegas, Minh and I met up with our friends Ashley and her fianc\u00e9 Taj for a late night dinner. This place came highly recommended by Kent D. Seeing the amazing reviews and all the yummi photos and not to mention they have Sangria, I was in! \n\nWhen I told Ashley where we were going she was overly excited, come to find out this is one of her favorite places to eat at. \n\nNow, parking here is hard, you will be making circles in the parking lot trying to stalk people coming out of the restaurant. Give yourself more than enough time is all I can suggest. A lot of their clientele are people pre-gaming before a night of drinking and dancing so it will be busy until about 11:00pm. They do not take reservation on Friday and Saturday nights either. \n\nMinh and I were the first to arrive; we put our name in and had a seat outside. We were told it would be no more than a 20-30 minute wait for a party of four.\nOur friends arrived just in time as our name was called about 10mins later. I think we only waited a total of 15mins or so which is awesome considering the place was packed when we arrived.\n\nMost of the staff was nice; we were lead to the back of the restaurant, which was fine for us. The place is loud and it can be hard to hear each other, so do not be surprised if people look at you if you are talking loudly so someone at your table so that they can hear you! \n\nOur server came by and took our drink order I had a White Sangria, while Ashley had a Mojito (which btw is super strong).\n\nThe menu is impressive with what they have, wanted to order one of everything just to try it! Ashley made suggestions on what was the BEST; all her suggestions were true to her word too!\n\nI started out with trying (and ooo btw the White Sangria was prefect, strong and tasty... can I get a pitcher?!) \n\n-Ceviche of Shrimp-tiger shrimp, avocado, crispy corn tortilla \n-Steak and Mushroom Skewers- grilled filet, roast garlic cream, red wine reduction\n-Ahi Tuna Skewer-mango, basil, mustard-ginger glaze\n\nI was going to rate this with a perfect five but towards the end our server got sloppy and started forgetting orders. I ordered Empanada's and as the rest of my friends and boyfriend received their food; I was left sipping on my sangria wondering where my darn empanadas were. Well maybe they take some time to make I thought. Therefore, I let it go not thinking much until Minh realized that I still did not get my order. \nWe tried to get our server attention, which took some flagging down. She finally came over and we asked her about my order. She stared at us blankly and said, \"Did you order Empanada's?\" I said yes I did. \"oh, I didn't put your order in\" When she walked back to the kitchen, I guess they were sitting there for awhile she came back and said that someone must have put the order in because they were sitting in the pickup line. Knowing that they were sitting for a while, I did not have a good feeling to eat them, so I told her never mind. She made kind of a stink about it so instead we asked for a box to take it with us.\n\nWould I come back again, yes! It's rare for me to say that if I had semi crappy service, but the food and sangria is just damn good!
__label__4 Skyler the bartender was outstanding. Should be nominated bartender of the year!!!! Great drinks and service.
__label__3 Great fun, & great food. Usually crowded so get there early. Our group tried 4 different entries, and they were all good.
__label__4 Great menu, fast service, nice atmosphere, reasonable prices. This place is always packed, but our wait time was minimal, and once we were seated, service was really good, and really fast without making us feel rushed at all. The food was very good. The only caveat I'd make is that the traditional tapas, especially the empanadas and croquetas are not as good as we had in Spain, but that is being awfully picky. They were some of the best we have had outside of Spain, by far. There are more vegetarian options than average, too. If I go back to Vegas, this is one of only two restaurants I'd bother to revisit, after spending two weeks there in the last 2 years.
__label__4 Service was great. We had to wait for our table but they quickly took an order from us at the bar for appetizers and drinks. The menu had plenty of choices and the food was excellent! Great atmosphere!
__label__4 Cheap food and booze? Im in!\n\nGot to love Firefly for many reasons besides the cheap dishes and booze! The atmosphere, people and servers make it all meld together perfectly.\n\nMost dishes here are delicious and the one i was particularly fond of was the lamb chops! Two for about $10?! Amazing! \n\nCheck out my Firefly food pictures among other on my Instagram! @dentalgaymer
__label__2 Okay so I totally get why this place is so popular, its cheap, fast and mostly easy aside form the long waits. We've never waited before as we use opentable for a reservations which takes away the hassle of standing around outside and being hounded by panhandlers. Anyways.. service is pretty tight and the dishes come out really fast so if you're looking to relax while you're dining you'll need to let your server know that you are in no rush. \n\nWhile perusing the menu we ordered a whole pitcher of their tasty sangria, a must. If you don't like wine they also have a full bar though their beer selection kind of sucks all the same bottles everyone else serves. Very disappointing. \n\nThe menu is pretty huge with a little something for everyone. Our server recommended 2-4 plates per person though we totally over ordered, 4 plates each was a little to much for the 3 of us. Below is the laundry list of dishes we order along with quick comments. \n\n+Tomato bread is chewy bread topped with tomatoes though the juice of the tomato along with salt and vinegar has soaked into the bread making it really moist and flavorful. Loved it.\n\n-Artichoke toasts.. to be honest I don't even really remember eating these. I guess that would mean they were just alright. \n\n+Sausage plate was one of my favorites. Thin slices of various cured Spanish sausages along with mustard, pickles, olives etc.. \n\n+Tuna tartare was huge and for the price a great value. Super fresh tasting with a light seasoning just enough to enhance the flavor of the fish. Winner winner!  \nStuffed dates are addictive and their bacon wrapped version packs a whole lot flavor into one tiny bite.\n\n-Baked tetilla was alright, melted cheese really. There are better things to order.\n\n+Manchego Mac n cheese was pretty good. Nice and gooey with a decent crust. \n\n-Thai beef salad was the weakest dish. I'd say its more like Thai light as there really wasn't a whole lot of flavor from the beef or the dressing. I wouldn't order this salad again.\n\n+Pulpo asado, grilled octopus, was slightly chewy but had a decent amount of flavor. \n\n-Chicken and chorizo stuff mushrooms were insanely hot temperature wise, be warned. I thought they were just okay but probably wouldn't order these again either. \n\n-Ham and cheese croquetas had a good texture but not as tasty as one might imagine.  They needed dipping sauce.\n\n+Filet mignon sliders were pretty good though I wished that they came out hotter. \n\n+Baby back ribs were pretty awesome, sticky, porky meaty and satisfying. \n\nSo over all a good time with lots of tasty bites. Definitely great for either a light meal or like we had, a serious tapas feast. Be sure to make your reservations ahead of time!
__label__1 I just found out that Harrah's is the largest hotel/casino operator in the world.  I am completely amazed.  I have been to several of the Harrah's locations and never, ever thought they would be the biggest.  Based on the level of service, they are just \"ok\".\n\nSpend your dollars elsewhere.
__label__1 Caveat #1 - My wife and I consider hotel rooms to be bases of operations when on vacation; we have moderate expectations.\nCaveat #2 - I understand the mission of Vegas hotels is to have you in the casino as much as possible.\n\nWith that in mind, this hotel did not impress me very much. One of the major issues I had with the room is that it is totally lacking something most people absolutely need these days; electric outlets. We travel with cell phone, iPod, laptop, and Kindle chargers and there was not a single spare, accessible outlet to be had. We had to unplug a lamp and the clock. When I wanted to use the computer, I literally had the power cord stretched all the way across the room to the LAN outlet becaus there was no wifi.\n\nBesides that, the room was comfortable enough with what we needed but a coffee maker would have been nice or perhaps a comfortable chair to sit in. Sparse would be one word that comes to mind.\n\nMy other major issue is with the Wyndham people. There are at least 2 or 3 of them at every entrance trying to offer you a gift or tickets to listen to their sales pitch. Some are quite annoying but they never stop! They're far worse than the people handing out the \"Girls Direct to You\" cards on the sidewalk. Worse still, Harrah's seems to be the only one. We went to most of the hotels on the strip and did not see similar people hounding you.\n\nThe saving grace of this hotel is the Piano Bar. That place is great for the music, the atmosphere, and the drinks. It was a lot of fun with some great music and crowd singing.\n\nOverall the place just needs an overhaul and modernization. So many other hotels nearby seem to have similar deals but are far more interesting on the inside.
__label__1 First time staying at Harrahs and the rooms were decent. Only problem we had was the noise factor!! We were on the 15th floor and could hear the live band out front all night long in our room! It was very hard to sleep!! Casino and dealers were great!
__label__0 Pleasantly surprised. My room had new, very comfy beds.  No view. Price and location are great.\n\nIf the following did not happen, 3.5 stars.\n\nHowever, service is lacking. Security was rude and ignorant. Manager was rude as well.\n\nBetter places to stay for the same price. \n\nIt is competitive and after that slap in the face I will certainly go elsewhere.
__label__2 This is a great location on the strip - just a short walk to about any property you want. And the room rates are dirt cheap - $40 on the strip? OK!\n\nThe gaming minimums are pretty decent - $5 dice, a ton of slots, lots of card games. \n\nOf course, it is not the lap of luxury. But not a bad place to serve as a launch pad for a Las Vegas extravaganza.
__label__3 Okay, it may not be one of the nicest hotels available on the strip, but for its prices and deals you can find on the net PLUS its AWESOME location right smack in the middle of the strip, YOU GOTTA LOVE IT.  You can pretty much walk anywhere from Harrah's and eat reasonably priced food around this hotel.  Just next door is a fast food court that has Panda Express, McDonald's, and Chipotle!  Aaah, that's heaven for an avid goer who just wants to go to Vegas to party and eat purely for fuel to party again!
__label__0 Epitome of \"Ghetto\".\n\nIf you do plan to stay here, please don't have high expectations. They say that this hotel is 5 stars, pleeaase dont believe it. Don't expect a flat screen tv and don't expect your sheets to be changed! It feels like you went back to the 70s. The room was so small and so was everything else in the room. The beds are not at all comfortable, it is the first time i ever woken up with a sore back. The service and the manager could not care less about you, so if your expecting some \"great\" service, please save your money for a better hotel. The buffet was bad, i feel like i wasted my 29.99+ tax. There is no wifi, you can only get connection through a telephone wire and they will charge you if you use more than one laptop. The pool was small and it seemed dirty ek.... the casino was small compare to the other hotels, not so many bars, so your forced to go outside.\n\nThe only good thing of this hotel is the location, right in the middle of Las Vegas Strip, so if your into partying it hard and getting no sleep this is your hotel.
__label__1 Casino review.  Place is run down.  Slow to get drinks.  I like their Lake Tahoe hotel/casino location better.  Luckily place was too expensive to stay.
__label__0 We got to the room and the toilet had been used (urine in the toilet still), soap and shampoo still in the shower, and coffee still dripped in the pot.  Simply unacceptable in my eyes.\n\nI called and complained and the first manager didn't even compensate me.  The second day I called again (found the coffee issue) and the manager gave me my $10/night upgrade fee back.  Come on, that's all you do for your guests after some royal mess ups like the above?\n\nAs a frequent VEgas traveler from LA, I know I won't be going back to Harrah's with that type of service.  Been going to Vegas twice a year for 20 years and this was my first and LAST time at Harrah's.
__label__1 I actually tend to really like Harrah's casinos. This one, however, not so much. The one in AC is so much better, which is ironic since AC is a dirty version of Vegas. \n\nMy opinion may be swayed by the issue we had upon arrival. Having flown in from Philly and arriving early (11am) I did anticipate an issue checking in early. They offered to let us check in for a $25 early check in fee per room (2 rooms on our reservation). We opted to get into only one room early- so we could at least have our luggage in the same space. The lady checking us in said to call at 2pm to see if the room was ready- it would be ready earliest at 2pm latest at 4pm. 4pm rolls around and they tell us \"Check is is between 4pm and 6pm\" and that the room still isn't ready. How is this even possible? We ask for the $25 back since the second room on our reservation still isn't available, and we were told it would be. They proceed to say they never told us that. Once again I feel I need to travel with a tape recorder on me at all times. In the end, after spending 40 minutes at the check in counter, both rooms were available and I had my $25 back. In all honesty, I'd prefer my 40 minutes back. It was so unnecessary, and tiring. It just really left a bad taste in my mouth- I can't handle poor attitudes and everyone we dealt with that day had one. I found this to be strange, since I've rarely encountered such cranky people in Vegas. I think it has something to do with the Oxygen they pump - perhaps the tanks were empty that day. \n\nIn addition, the casino is OK, just OK, nothing wonderful. The bar options aren't that appealing, and the food options even less appealing.
__label__0 Room 341: Rude Front Desk Managers.    Original suite reserved months ago we did not get.  This Hotel Dog friendly, not...  Never got our special treat bags for the dogs and I asked several times.  My dogs barked 3 times while room service was delivering our dinner and sure enough the manager called us to complain.  Be prepared to hire a GREAT Dog Sitter to stay with your pet. (www.SafeDoggy.com) 25.00 per hr but well worth it.    Furniture chewed up from prior animals. Dog urine  stains on sofa corners  Shower curtain full of mold.  (they did change for us.  Cigarette burns in chairs, tub did not drain  and the carpets were so dirty and stained my  feet would turn black if I went barefoot.  Gross...
__label__0 be very very careful there playing - craps yesterday and a hooker showed up and started trying to be friendly and rubbing against me.  i told her no thanks and when she persisted so much the entire table told her to go...i went to a pit boss ms. urban (i think that was her name - dark haired and stocky) and she told me only to watch my chips and called security but they were taking  a while - really?  since when i security slow in a casino.  on top of all that 10 minutes later the hooker was still there and another casino pit boss showed up and i only had to mention that i really didn't want this woman near me and he walked over to her and told her to leave.  this after 15 minutes of the rest of the crew not doing a damn thing.  \n\ni would be very very careful about going back there.  i was actually concerned about safety as was the rest of the table as 50% of us just cashed out and left.  \n\nit put a bad taste in all our mouths.  sickening.
__label__3 I was pleasantly surprised with this hotel. I originally wanted to stay at Planet Hollywood, but Harrah's was so cheap I couldn't say no. \n\nFour people stayed for 4 nights at $65 a person with no resort fee! I mean come on that is so cheap and the hotel isn't even a dump. We stayed in the carnaval tower and our room was just fine. \n\nI would have to Harrah's to have some better food choices, but it wasn't a deal breaker. The location was great since it was next to the Venetian and Imperial Palace. You can walk right through to Imperial without having to go outside. \n\nDidn't go in the pool, but I did take a look at it. The pool area was very basic compared to other pools in Vegas. \n\nJust get yourself a Total Rewards card and you can stay here for cheap too.
__label__2 Overall, we had a great time at Harrah's. Seriously, who doesn't have a good time in Vegas? The first room we had (we were talked into upgrading for $15 more per night) was on the 14th floor in the Mardi Gras tower above the pool. This was a mistake. We were told there was a band that played outside until about 2am. Well, the band lasted well after 4:00am. We thought we wouldn't be able to hear it, but we did, LOUD and clear. After a sleepless night, we (with the help of the fabulous Courtnie) changed to the 12th floor on the \"quiet side.\" Quiet my butt! All day/night long we could hear the squeaky elevator gears. It was almost as loud as the band. Because we didn't want to change rooms again, we dealt with it (with pillows over our ears) for the remainder 2 nights. \nAll in all, I would recommend 1) not upgrading and 2) making sure you want the quiet side NOT by the elevators (in the Mardi Gras tower)\nIn terms of overall experience at Harrah's - the staff is all super nice! From Courtnie at Check-in, to the waitresses, to the ladies at the gift shop - they have all nailed customer service! I would have to say, however, the drink ladies are sparse. Go to the $1 machines and they'll be by every few minutes. Go to the penny machines and you'll be waiting up to 20 minutes.\nDEFINITELY sign up for their Total Rewards card. You can use it at a ton of their sister properties for just about anything - from food, to drinks, to swag. I've seen other people say they get free rooms, but we didn't. We must not have gambled enough. \nOverall, we will keep Harrah's in mind next time we visit Vegas. \n\nPS Try Ice Pan. Super yummy ice cream made right in front of you!
__label__2 Stayed at this hotel this past weekend and I was actually surprised how nice the room was. The hotel is located in the middle of the Las Vegas Strip which helped getting around to other hotels. One nice thing about this hotel is that it's located right next to the Chipotle! One problem I had was that when we arrived to Harrah's, there was a long wait checking in. We arrived around 1:20 A.M. and didn't get our keys til about 2:15. Another issue was when I was gambling, the cocktail waitress came around and got our orders, but when she came back after a long wait, she forgot one of our drinks and we didn't even have a chance to tell her she messed up. Oh well. Overall, the hotel room was nice and the location was the best part.
__label__3 We stayed here and I must say that the my stay was indeed very comfortable.  I did not hear any noise from outside (referring to rowdy hotel guests) and our view was of the fire and volcanic displays from Mirage.  \n\nThe bathroom is lovely.. I like that there is a bar-like place to sit in the bathtub.  \n\nI don't know the price of the hotels but it was to cost $150-$170 a night this past weekend however, the boyfriend got free rooms so we took advantage of that.  There is a Starbucks by the elevators, a frozen yogurt / crepe place, and a Southern breakfast type of place all in the same area.  I liked that Hash House A Go Go was right there however, I will never eat there again but Harrah's is right by everything.. \n\nI do have one minor complaint- the A/C would turn off so every time we'd come back, the room would be boiling hot.
__label__2 Harrah's is actually a decent place to stay- I was pleasantly surprised.  Incredibly affordable, in a very central location on the strip, quiet, comfortable- it's worth staying here if you just want simple, clean, and convenient.  Parking is decent, service is great, and we got a free room upgrade to a suite, which was a nice surprise.  There were both a stand alone shower and a hot tub with jets in our room, and a fold out couch in the living room area, as well as an extra sink and TV in the main room.  Comfortable beds, good temperature control, nice room setup, spacious. Their buffet is okay, but nothing to write home about.  Very convenient- nothing too fancy, but much nicer than expected!
__label__3 This review is only for the outdoor dance club and piano bar.  The outdoor is a regular spot for us, and there is a diverse crowd.  The bartenders are attentive, and the security staff is observant.  The house band on Sunday night was amazing.  \n\nIn regards to the piano bar, it is always fun.  As many of you know, tips get your favorite songs played faster.  The piano players were fun, and they knew ever song that was requested.  The only negative is the price for drinks.  For example, a domestic beer is $8.50.  My tip is sit at one of the machines for a minute, order a drink for free, and then go into the bar.
__label__1 My family and I have stayed at Harrah's for decades. The one in South Lake Tahoe is way better, our experiences there led us to stay at the Las Vegas location--big mistake. We had three rooms, two in the Mardi Gras tower and 1 upgraded suite in the Carnaval tower. The Carnaval suite was great, clean and well equipped. The two Mardi Gras rooms sucked. Hairs in bathroom, shower water control problems, clogged sink drain, no refrigerators (the mini bar was empty and unplugged, I guess you have to pay more to have the fridge stocked....with things they charge you for consuming...weird. Biggest problem was we paid nearly $20/day for internet connection (as part of a 'resort fee'). The internet did not work at all. After nearly 2 hours of speaking with technical support (Pakistan), speaking with half a dozen front desk clerks and spending way too much of my own time I got an honest answer from a hotel associate. Everybody from front desk managers, concierges and desk clerks had no problem stringing me along telling me something must be wrong with my computer settings. Ends up the internet was knowingly down for days. There was nothing that could have been done to make it work. That is just mean.\n\nWill never stay at a Harrah's or affiliated casino/resort again. After two nights checked out and went to a Hilton. Way better.
__label__1 Not sure on the cost of this hotel as we are on a company trip but I can't imagine its much. The only positive is its at the center of the strip.\nLots of negatives, no Wifi below the 30th (or something ridiculous like that) the buffet didn't look good and had terribly long lines. As most of Vegas, the hotel smells like smoke. The rooms are not quiet. You can hear your neighbors talking, tv's, phones ringing and toilets flushing. \nUnless it was like $45 per night, I would say it isn't worth it.
__label__0 In line for check in at Harrahs with people lined up going out the door and only one person working at check in. Amazing. Seriously one elderly lady all by herself.
__label__1 Fun to Play - but not to Stay.\n\n\nYou get what you pay for - Harrah's is not the worst place to stay, it's a great price for the location Center Strip, but the rooms, especially the bathrooms are small (though you do get a small balcony if you stay in the Mardi Gras tower.  Their check in desk is hands down the slowest in Las Vegas (i've stayed all over the strip, and it's not even close)  \n\nThe hotel amenities are among the worst on the strip.  Their pool is super small and has maybe 50 chairs available (great for place with close to 1000 rooms).  The spa was just awful, standing water everywhere a sauna that never got hot and a hot tub that all but required quarters to keep it going.  \n\nOn the brightside - Harrah's is a fun place to gamble, the dealers are fun and table mins are low and the cocktail waitresses are on top of thing.  Their sports book, while not the biggest is pretty nice as well.
__label__0 Checking in, the lady was rude.  Reserved on the internet 2 adjoining rooms & that did not happen.  The go into 1 room & it was dirty.  Trash on the floor and someone had obviously been laying on the bed. Towel on the floor in the bathroom. \nThen went to my Mamas room, the a/c was not working.  The refrigerator was not working & had mold all in it.  The smell that lingered in the room was nasty.  The worst first impression ever!!!
__label__1 The hotel itself if fine.\n\nThe internet is horrible. Most pages won't load, if they do it takes 3-4 minutes.
__label__2 Ok, it's Harrah's.  And it USED to be the flagship of Harrah's properties in Vegas but now it's kind of middle of the road.  Since Ceasar's is their flagship property, larger and more luxurious but Harrahs' will do in a pinch.\n\nI've had a few stays at Total Rewards Properties (Ceasars/Harrah's) recently.  Although an older property, and probably not the most luxurious of the Caesars Entertainment properties, it's surefire, and smack dab in the middle of the Strip action. Right across street from Ceasars, their Forum Shops, across street from Mirage, next door to the Quad (soon to become the Linq Hotel and Casino and NOT soon enough) and short walk to Flamingo.\n\nI stayed in the Carnival Tower by choice because the room was sizeably bigger than the Mardi Gras Tower, but it was an older room.  It will be remodeled eventually I'm told. My friends stayed in the Mardi Gras Tower, which have mini balconies, are non-smoking, and usually have awesome poolside views.  The location of that tower is a little closer to the casino and Strip as well. But I had a minor upgrade to the High Roller view room, I think, and it had an awesome view of the new High Roller attraction (Worlds tallest Ferris wheel temporarily). There are many different types of rooms and suites available in both towers, and the property is pet friendly.  \n\nMy room was always kept really clean, and I was pretty surprised at the friendliness of the housekeeping staff.  Minibar unstocked.......left empty.  Could see where a mini fridge had been removed and my shower head had a small leak.  But noise didn't affect me and who wants to pay exhorbitant prices for minibar stuff anyway.  Downstairs they had several shops, well stocked for normal hotel shops, including clothing, to usual gift shop, to fair selection of alcohol. \n\nCasino is a little outdated.  An absurd kitsch statute of an older couple right in the middle of the entrance from the hotel to the casino that is comical and looks \"comic\"like, too.\n\nNo problems with any staff members whatsoever, everyone's always been very friendly.  Especially security staff, who were plentiful, and Total Rewards staff, along with check in.  But I'm a little lucky there since I get to use the Platinum/Diamond check in which is separate from the general check-in lines........thereby avoiding QUITE a wait.  If I had any complaint at all it was at check out when the clerk had a hard time explaining how my points were deducted to pay my room charges.  But we worked it out.  And the cashier personnel were very, very helpful and accommodating.  And they remembered you, too!\n\nFairly large casino, a little plain for me, but like I said they are in the process of remodeling the entire property in parts.  New food court coming.  But thought the games were a little stingy.  TOO MANY 6-5 Blackjack tables.........do NOT play 6-5 Blackjack.......that is NOT real blackjack.  But they also had regular 3-2 blackjack with good rules, though the table limits were a little higher.  \n\nOther amenities or restaurants include a gourmet burger place, called Kerry's I think, a Toby Keith Love this Bar and Grill, Flavor's Buffet was very good, very good servers, but a little overpriced for a Vegas Buffet..........my price was over $20, which I thought was a little high.  Starbucks abound.  Both floors.  And there is a monorail station on the second floor, too.  Outdoor Carnival Court that was rocking on weekend.  But though this place USED to have a Mardi Gras theme, I think it's lost that feel.\n\nNice Piano Lounge near one of the entrances.  Fat (or Big?) Elvis impersonator.  Pic reflected.  Had a great \"cover voice\" and you should have seen all the older folks dancing to his music and having a good time!\n\nFor the price I paid (Total Rewards partially comped) it's a great place, price and location.
__label__0 Very disappointed customer. We spent the weekend here at harrahs And decided that after walking the strip we would see the show \"defending the cave man\" which was a very funny show... Anyways, I decided that while being Vegas I did not want to show up to this show 30 min ahead of time as suggested , since the seats are ASSIGNED seating.... So I purchased the closest available seats which were around $50 a ticket. The back seats were $40. I paid the difference so I could show up exactly when the show starts and not have to worry about getting good seats... Remember it's ASSIGNED seating... Well guess what, we show up at 7 (starts at 7) and the lady sat us in the back ... So I go back outside and tell her that's not what I paid for. She states (these seats looked comfy for you two) and because my seats were already taken. After enjoying the show I complained to the box office who offered little help, only to refund me the difference of seats I was given... But to do that they had to refund me and charge me again.... (3 days to process) So now I'm down $100 while in Vegas. While In the room I called JOY the hotel manager who explained what they did was not right and would fix the situation.... Well she didn't... She said since my room was bought through American Express credit card they would not help us with any comps or refunds... Also the box office in harrahs hotel is not a part of the harrahs hotel as she stated so she cannot help me with this situation at all. She was nice enough to give me a food and beverage credit to the hotel... But guess what were leaving, so we can't use it... Thanks for nothing. In a jungle full of competitive hotel service, harrahs lost my business. \nAs for the rooms, clean.... But the pillows were hard and the beds were harder. Will not be visiting harrahs in the future.
__label__0 This place is an absolute dump! I don't get how this place has so many good reviews!\n\nWe have been to Vegas a few times and decided to try Harrahs.  We were told it wasn't fancy but clean...well that's not true! We were in the Mardi Gras tower. The 1st impression when we walked into out room was omg!!! I need to stay somewhere else! There was a heavy perfume smell as we walked in that was so powerful...next my eyes went straight to the bed where there was a big gross stain on the carpet...still I tried to relax and take it all in. There is adjoining doors to the room next to us which you can hear everything happening. To top it off a sticker saying at night please make sure to put the dead bolt on. There was an event on the Saturday and our room was $300 for the night...at that price I decided to complain. They were great about it and got us a new room.\n\nThe new room was still in Mardi Gras tower but had a small balcony and had no odor. The new room was way cleaner and the hallway leading to our room was brightly lit compared to previous room.\n\nThe only great thing about Harrahs is the location which is central to everything. \n\nThe smoke became overwhelming...most casino's have great ventilation. If you don't smoke I highly recommend you don't stay here!\n\nOK next is the spa...they had a pumpkin  sugar pedicure for $60 that sounded nice. I went to the spa and they direct me to this little room with two pedicure chairs. This room is painted white with nothing in it. It was literally like a closet. Then as my pedicure is going on I notice the tools are in a dirty old make up box and the lady simply wiped off the tools and put them back in her kit. No disinfectant!  I was disappointed and disgusted. The spa was the worst experience I have ever had in a spa.\n\nThey say they offer WiFi, it is so terrible if you need to use WiFi it Wil cost you! The free WiFi barely works.\n \nAfter our stay they refunded the incorrect amount for the deposit on our credit card after many phone calls we decided to cut our losses and forget the $27 they ripped off us. \n\nIn vegas there is so many awesome places to stay Harrahs is not one of them!
__label__3 My husband and I have stayed at Harrahs a few times. This time we brought our kids and booked a \"classic\" 2 queen bed room. This room is actually much quieter and bigger then their \"high roller\" or \"premium\" rooms, which is weird. There is no desk but there is a little table with 2 chairs. It's not fully updated but honestly it's not bad at all. I would book this room again if we had a choice of the other rooms. I didn't give 5 stars because the bathroom tub kept dripping water. It wasn't loud or anything but it was a minus.
__label__0 This Hotel is Great!!!   The employees that work here are all wonderful and friendly. The reason for the 1 star is for the RESORT FEE that has now gone up to $28 a night.\nI go to Las Vegas to gamble... I never use any of the so called amenities that this resort fee covers. (Spa, Gym, Pool, Wi-Fi , etc).  So, why am I being forced to pay for something I don't use???
__label__2 I booked here with a very good deal from expedia and it was on the LV strip. That's why I chose there. It wasn't that bad but if it wasn't on the strip I would look for somewhere else.
__label__0 Are you grooming your child to become an over pampered trophy wife that has a penance for pink and rhinestones? You are? Well have I got the place for you! Kid's Kastle will ensure that your daughter expects to wear only $20 dollar fake rhinestone emblazoned headbands, $60 dollar tutus, or carry around her very own $100 dollar Hello Kitty suitcase. You can even buy her a set of press on nails that would make a Vegas stripper proud for around $15 bucks. I ensure you they will AT LEAST last until you make it out the Forum Shops!
__label__0 UGH!! A Wolfgang Puck Chinese restaurant. Need I say more? I hate PF Chang's and any restaurant(s) resembling it. \n\nTake a good look at the clientele and you'll get an idea what sort of food you're about to eat.\n\nExpensive and not good. Why would anyone even consider eating here?
__label__3 Great food, great service, solid ambiance. We ordered the Valentines Day's wine menu special and it was just an overall fantastic experience. The attention from the wait staff was amazing for as busy as they were and for $125 per person including wine - 6 wines/6 mini-courses - what a great value! They even threw in a round of cocktails while we waited for our table.
__label__3 My boyfriend and I came here for one of his many birthday dinners in Vegas. \n\nWe did not have reservations so we sat at the bar and had a couple of drinks for about 15 minutes before our table was ready. The bar tender was quick to get us our drinks and was very attentive.\n\nWe were sat outside in the mall area. The boyfriend and I are major people watchers and I guess it was prom night for some local high school. We watched countless girls no older than 17 parade around looking like whores. Needless to say we had a good amount of laughs. \n\nThe bread basket was enough food that we didn't need to order appetizers. For two people, it was seriously bread overkill. What I did appreciate was UNSALTED butter offered with a side of coarse sea salt on the side. This is exactly what I do at home. I'm a butter snob and I refuse to touch salted butter unless there are no other available options.\n\nI ordered the spaghettini, which was delicious. Very simple, but done the from-scratch way, therefore perfection.\n\nMy boyfriend ordered the half roasted chicken on mashed potatoes. His was very simple but also delicious. \n\nI love restaurants like Spago, that offer some really classic and simple dishes but made with high quality ingredients with very high standards. The potions were large as well and well priced. There are other things on the menu I'd like to try, so I suppose on my next Vegas trip I'll be stopping in again.
__label__4 Spent 2 Nites right @ the Bar at my favorite Vegas joint.  Spago is what makes Vegas Special.  Great appetizers.  Wonderful drink concoctions by 2 Spirir Pros: Tony & Peter.  We had a blast here each nite\n\nWe'll be back....like we always do.
__label__3 Came Thanksgiving weekend to watch the Sting concert at the Colosseum.  After the concert, we decided to grab a bite at Spago's.  Surprisingly, we only ordered two entrees (Those who know me well, know that I usually go ALL out and order a few appetizers, entrees, and desserts.  My eyes are ALWAYS bigger than my stomach!).  \n\nThe bolognese pasta with fresh ricotta cheese was oh-so yummy.  I usually don't order meat sauces because I can make that stuff anytime at home...However, I'm glad I ordered this entree, which was cooked al dente and the amount of sauce didn't overpower the pasta itself.  The portion was reasonable too.\n\nThe fairly thin-crusted prosciutto pizza with baby arugula was yummy too!  The prosciutto tasted fresh and not dried out.  Only request I have is if there was more prosciutto on the pizza!!!  LOVE, LOVE prosciutto!\n\nThe complimentary bread and crackers were delish too...the onion bread was good to dip into my pasta dish.\n\nThese two entrees including tax came out to exactly $40.  \n\nWill come again!
__label__1 5 Stars for the Food! 1 Star for our server which was horrible!\n\nMy girlfriend and I have dined with Spago's a few times and every time we leave the restaurant satisfied. However this past weekend we met one of the worse wattress in fine dining. Her name was Keren. A few points about Keren\n\n1. Rushed us to order\n2. Never smiled \n3. Checked on us only once during the meal\n4. Everyone in the restaurant received their amuse bouche except us (our bill even listed it came with the meal but we never received it)\n5. Our food took a long time and she never once came by during the time we waited to reassure us it was coming out or was apologetic.\n6. No smile, I didn't feel welcomed\n\n\nOn to the food. We ordered the braised short ribs and the veal. The short ribs were excellent, came with knocchi on the bottom, very well portions. With the veal, I would skip it. Maybe I'm not a veal eater but it reminds me of pork chops. Overall, I think the wattress really left a bad taste in my mouth so my appetite was not well.
__label__2 I enjoyed my meal at Spago, but wasn't as impressed as my companions. The wedge salad is good but not notable, however the heirloom tomato and burrata salad special was outstanding - the best overall dish of the night.  \n\nWe ended up splitting 3 pizzas - I have to say, I found the crust to be disappointing on all of them. Not much flavor at all - more of just a vehicle for the toppings.  As for the specific pies:\n-Margherita - crust was a bit undercooked, and overall I would call this a pretty average Margherita pizza\n-Proscuitto - this was the best of the 3 - the Proscuitto and Fromage blanc worked perfectly together.  With a great crust this pizza would have mind blowing potential.\n-Lamb Chorizo - a very nice pie overall - enjoyed the chorizo, and the toppings all worked well together. \n\nService was excellent.
__label__4 In my 8 years living in Las Vegas, I never had a chance to try Spago.  I view it as a bit out of price range, so when their 20 Year Anniversary came up with roll-back pricing, I had to try it.  Went last night with my date, and we asked the assistant GM Drew to pick our food.  Here's what he picked, and my thoughts on each:\n\nSignature Roasted Beet Goat Cheese Salad\nI never would have ordered this but it was delicious.\n\nHouse Smoked Sturgeon, Crisp Potato Galette, Horseradish Cream - $12\nIt was like a spicy latke with fish on top.  Really good.\n\n\n\"Chinois Style\" Colorado Lamb Chops, Cilantro Mint Vinaigrette, Sweet & Sour Eggplant - $33\nTender and delicious even without the sauce.  Eggplant was so good my date and I couldn't figure out if it was eggplant!\n\nCantonese Style Roasted Duck with Wild Huckleberries, Ginger and Stir-Fried Baby Bok Choy - $20\nHuge and delicious, and unexpected as we thought we were only getting 1 main course to share.  Needless to say we had plenty of leftovers.\n\nEven with the discount I spent a bit more than I had hoped, but everything was delicious and the service was great, as well.  Oh, and they have an amazing bread platter.  Wish I was hungrier and got to try more of that!\n\nThanks, Drew W & Scott G!
__label__3 Food was OK, but service was awesome! Our original group of 10 ballooned to a group of 20, and they didn't blink an eye and accommodated our group's last minute changes.
__label__1 Bah, a better word for this place would be \"SALT.\"\n\nFrom the salt covered butter that's served with the bread, to the salt drenched salad, arriving at the salty, uninspiring pepperoni pizza, all I could taste was salt. \n\nIt gets two stars simply for the servers, who were awesome and kind people. At least the water they provided was salt-less and helped re-hydrate me.
__label__3 You can't really go wrong at Spago. The staff was superb and the food was really good. I was totally bummed that the Wedge Salad was taken off the menu - it was one of my very favorites that I look forward to every time I'm in Vegas.  Of course, the price was just a hair high for my comfort zone, but it was good nonetheless.
__label__4 See my other Yelp under Forum Shops!\n\nBut DAMN - I love this store and the Forum Shops.  Wonderful experiences.
__label__0 The customer service here is horrible. As most of the reviews say, I was not greeted and had to ask for help even though it was not a busy night. I wanted to get my make-up done and the lady told me very rudely I had to make an appointment and she did not offer me to wait as a walk in. My second time around I called to make an appointment. The lady who answered the phone told me she was going to put me on hold for a \"minute.\" I was put on hold for exactly 18 minutes and 45 seconds only to be told they were all booked for tomorrow. I know this location stays open because of the location but they represent MAC as a company very poorly.
__label__2 There seems to be only one listing for this place here on Yelp, but to be accurate (as some others have noted) there are two places, the fancier and pricier Valentino and the more casual and cheaper Grill @ Valentino, we were considering taking in the fine dining option, but after viewing the menu, we just weren't feeling anything, so we went with the grill.\n\nService was a bit spotty, our waiter brought our water and immediately  asked about our wine selection, before we had gotten a chance to view the list. Then, after bringing us our appetizer and salad course, was nowhere to be found when we wanted to order entrees. \n\nThe food, however, was very good. This place boasts one the best alfredo sauces I've had on the strip, and while it's not a particularly fancy option, it's something that many places don't do that well. Caesar salad was crisp and light and everything was generally what you'd expect from a casual italian place
__label__1 There is nothing wrong with this place. But there is nothing extraordinary either. To be quite honest, I dined there with my mom, because we had a 20% coupon. Why not?\n\nThe service was great; we had a couple of waiters, and for having to work during the holidays (I went during Christmas time), they were upbeat and knowledgeable.\n\nThe food, on the other hand, was nothing amazing. I got a side of roasted vegetables drizzled with Balsamic Vinegar, and it was fine. I also had a special ravioli of the day, which had an interesting flavor, but the texture was a bit on the chewier side. It did taste nice, but I was not overly impressed.\n\nOverall, nothing was too spectacular about this place, but it tasted fine. It is a little on the pricier side for the quality of food you get, but we had a coupon, so I wasn't too bummed about that!
__label__2 Very clean flavors.  The tuna was seared to perfection.  It was subtly seasoned and had really great flavors.  What I didn't like was the slaw.  It was mediocre at best.  The shortribs with chipotle mash was yummy!!!  Thought it was something I can make at home myself, the tuna, on the otherhand, I couldn't.  \n\nThis was a great option when you want something casually nice but don't want to walk too far (if you're in the Central Strip).
__label__2 Great mexican fare, absolutely tasty and well executed. Great for lunch, not sure I would have dinner there, in the Canal Shoppes mall, unless you really want to see and hear the gondoliers on and on. A bit pricey for classic mexican food, no matter how good, so rating is set  at 3.
__label__1 Came to Vegas for SHOT show and subsequently never left the Venetian.  Taqueria Canonita, you would  think being so close to the border and with so many people coming from LA to Vegas, they would have some great Mexican food.  I ordered the Santa Rosa Pork Barbacoa at the recommendation of the waiter.  As my stomach churned for that slow cooked, delicious pork, I was greeted with a fairly bland and very dry pork.  I would have been better off with Chipotle's barbacoa than what Canonita served up.  The empanadas that were ordered for the table were far from crispy and the guacamole that came with the tortilla chips were not fully mashed.  Far too many errors for a sit down restaurant to be any good.  On the plus side, the tequila helped me forget the awful food.
__label__2 Hungry and craving Mexican food in the Venetian? This is a pretty good place to go. The portions are big and the restaurant itself is nice. It is right next to the canal so you can wave at the gondolas going by. \n\nI agree with the other guy. The food was solid.  We ordered the carne asada tacos which came with 3 tacos and a side of rice and beans. It was good, but we weren't raving over it. THE POSOLE THOUGH. It was my first time having Posole (I was surprised it was green) and it was really tasty. My friend knows her food and she loved it as well. We kept wanting to go back for more Posole, but didn't have the chance to.
__label__2 Just came to pass the time with a drink. Nice location on the grand canal inside the Venetian, great ambience. \n\nThe margarita, advertised as \"the best in town\", was definitely not, but for $5 at happy hour, was a good value. \n\nChips were standard out of a bag probably, but the salsa was good with some roasted pepper in there.\n\nUPDATE: Despite not being a featured happy hour drink, I ordered the jalape\u00f1o-infused margarita. MUCH better, the ingredients seem fresher (the Classic was too syrupy). The jalape\u00f1o-infused has fresh orange and cilantro in it for an interesting twist.
__label__3 This place is located in the Venetian and has great tacos, burritos and enchiladas.  The service is always good and I frequently take colleagues here.  My favorite appetizer is the chips, salsa and guacamole and the drinks are delicious as well!  The prices are a bit high but I get a corporate discount which is nice.  Would recommend for a nice Mexican food night out!
__label__1 The goods: chips and guacamole, ca\u00f1onita margarita, mojitos, and... Um....\n\nThis place is great for resting your feet and chomping some chips to absorb the remainder of last night's alcohol. Having a margarita will chase that last shadow of a hangover away. Just don't expect to be in a hurry or to be at all dazzled by the food.\n\nAn hour into our meal, our dishes arrived and were flavorless and UNCOOKED. Plates seemed like they weren't clean and service was excruciatingly slow. As many other reviews state, this isn't a place to enjoy much of anything other than drinks. As it to your Las Vegas Don't Do List.
__label__2 Ok, I am a lookie look shopper, not someone that actually buys this ridiculously expensive stuff.   The place is done up nice, and is fairly new.  St. Marks square reproduction starts your journey.  All kinds and types of shops. \n\nThe Venetian glass shop was my favorite. So, take a stroll and check it out.  The shoppes have something for everybody.
__label__1 You'd expect a better range of stores located here but you won't find it. We were fighting the crowds and all we found were the usual stuff like Kenneth Cole, Ann Taylor, BCBG -- nothing out of the ordinary. On top of that you'll be trying to fight through the people standing around watching tourists go on a gondola ride.\n\nParking sucks too because the Venetian is such a popular hotel that their valet parking fills up rather quickly and then it becomes available for hotel guests only. You'll have to make your way to the self parking which is a horrendous 10-floor structure. Once you've parked, you'll have to maneuver your way to the elevators where you will be fighting more people to finally get to the shopping area. The worse part is getting back to your car because there will be a line waiting to get into the elevators.\n\nHorrible horrible place to shop. Go to the Forum Shops instead.
__label__1 Oh The Venetian Grand Canal Shoppes. I have brought many a family member and friend here just to walk around and gawk at things. I have never, not once, bought something here. I am sure other locals will not be surprised by this omission, as I am sure other locals would say the same thing.\n\nThe gondola rides have been around forever it seems and I have yet to step foot on one. However, it is fun to giggle at the tourists floating around in a fake Venice. I suppose if I had the expendable cash it would be a cute thing to do, but considering how long I've gone without doing the gondola ride, my expectations of really doing it are very low.\n\nI feel as though the Canal Shoppes are set up strangely and I always get lost. I've been in this place probably 20+ times and I still get lost. Especially now that they have been linked to the Palazzo Shoppes. \n\nPlus, I am sorry, but I just cannot get over the baby-hooker smell of The Venetian/Grand Canal Shoppes. Yes, I have dubbed it baby-hooker smell. I don't care what The Venetian thinks it smells like, it smells like baby-hooker.
__label__2 This is a great way to avoid the 100+ degree temps. The shops are high end but bargains can be had if you look around. The restaurants are of good quality with none any better or worse than the other.
__label__0 Maybe we just went on a bad day last December when everything was closing early due to snow. However, they had some cool games but it would have been crazy to pay for a full day when we could only play for two hours. \n\nThe bathrooms were disgusting and the entire place smelled of raw sewage. I felt like I was in the French Quarter in New Orleans!
__label__3 An easy little stroll from Excalibur, MGM, New York New York and a few other hotels on the strip.  They have literally EVERYTHING.  \n\nGreat place to do some room stocking when a simple soda or bottle of water is 3 bucks and up in the casino.  I wandered down to grab some beverages and snacks for the stay and was back to my room in no time.  \n\nNice to know there's somewhere you can grab a few things you may have forgotten or didn't think you needed.
__label__4 Los Antojos just got a killer review by John Curtas:  eatinglasvegas.com  http://www.eatinglv.com/2009/07/los-antojos/  Congratulations!   This is actually it's 2nd great article in a couple of weeks -- the first as a shout out from Alex Stratta in Las Vegas Weekly.\n\nIf only all the great mom & pop places in Vegas/Henderson, could get their 15 minutes -- \n\noh right, that's what Yelp's supposed to be...but all you bozos keep writing about are the big strip joints to get your review counts up.  And the rest have covered In n Out enough to last an eternity.   Oh, and don't forget the myriad of idiots who order wrong at Lotus, then trash it.  Seriously, you think we can't tell...?!\n\nPlease, people.  Broaden your horizons.  There are great gems still waiting to be discovered.
__label__4 Everything is good. Tacos, Enchiladas, and Mole =)
__label__4 Love this place!! Very friendly staff! Huge selection of guns! Great rental counter and don't forget the awesome selection of full autos and semi autos to rent and shoot!!! Love it! We had a blast! Literally! :) thanks Discount Firearms!! Defiantly recommend this place! Especially the gm he came out just to make sure we had a great time!
__label__3 A friend of mine had recommended checking this place out due to the prices being fair and usually lower than all the competitors. I had also heard that they did consignment and decided that the old W.W. Greener that I had could possibly find a new home through them. \n\nAfter walking in I noticed that it has a different feel than most gun shops in town. All of the other shops I have been in have the concrete grey floors and the very minimalist/Bunkeresque feel to them. It seemed to me like they try to make this place feel a little more inviting, it could just be that the place had wood floors and and a different feel when they leased the place but it works. \n\nI presented my shotgun to the clerk on duty and he was very knowledgeable and friendly when it came to researching the gun and giving me a strait forward answer. He had mentioned that He could put it on the shelves but due to where we live and what people want that unless it is an assault rifle that looks like the ones in the video games it will probably sit for quite some time but he would recommend listing it myself on Gun Broker and sure enough I did and it sold.\n\nA took a few minutes to chat with the guy before walking around and checking out accessories, which I must add, they were definitely not cheaper than other shops when it came to those. I priced a Black Hawk Paddle holster and it was insanely marked up but the guns seem to be okay. \n\nI would go back here if I needed to consign something or get some quick gun advice but no necessarily for accessories or ammo
__label__4 I haven't been here in quite some time due to the fact that it used to have a pretty crappy reputation for bad customer service, but I recently came to give it another shot since they were bought out about 2+ years ago and wanted to see what the race was all about. I see them all over facebook and on the radio. Needless to say I walked away very impressed! They gave the store a complete make over! It looks great and feels better! The staff was very nice and helpful. Their was some of the same staff there but they had a much better attitude than they used to.\n     They even came out from behind the counter to help me find a holster for my Sig 238. They also carry a lot of new product! Before it was kinda empty and pathetic other than magazines etc. now they are a full 5.11 dealer!!!! I love 5.11! They have the pants the shirtstge bags,(range and rifle cases) even they backpacks! They even have the holsters, attachment for the packs, socks, boots, even the briefs and undershirts!  Their selection of guns was great!! Especially in the gun economy where everything is hard to get. Can you tell I was shocked!! Lol \nAnyways. If you haven't been in for a while or not at all, definitely worth the trip!!  I am glad I did! I will be back for sure! The General Manager even came out to make sure I was being taken care of! Oh yeah I got a new backpack while I was their! The 5.11 rush 24! I travel a lot and love a comfy durable pack! See you soon Discount!!
__label__0 Both times I have been in here I have been disappointed.  Last time when I was look for a firearm they showed me a little pink gun I'm assuming because I'm a female. This time we came because online it states they are a full 5.11 retailer. They are not as we were only able to locate 1 polo that was 5.11. It is now the beginning of June and they still have a 2day sale sign up for 20% off 5.11 that is from May. Also because we were not looking at the firearms not a single employee spoke to us. I will continue to stay away from this store as they are not customer friendly.
__label__1 We did the 10 minute flight over the strip, the tour van picked us up in the secret Venetian parking lot in the rear where no one can see whats really going on. I had to squeeze in the back of this grimey van next to some odd couple it was the only place I could fit, luckily I am small otherwise who knows how this would have worked! My partner in crime rode shotgun rather than attempt fitting anywhere else in the dirty sardine packed van. They drive you to their office. The whole way I am texting my b/f my last will and testament, just in case! You get there and are told you will weigh in yay! You get some all you can drink cheap champagne in those fancy plastic cups ;) as you painfully wait to watch a safety video that basically sells their DVD's. Then you wait to get on another van that takes you to the actual airport. They pair you with 4 other people or 2 couples however way you want to look at it but it is done by weight. The pilot had the tour down he was very knowledgeable about the strip etc. I suggest not using your flash if the pilot says \"ahhh Go ahead\" I was dissapointed in the $35 video they get you waving before flight then again after landing its not even real sound and the dvd itself is just another advertisement I will probably never share with family or friends. You get what you pay for maybe?!?!  Next time I will check yelp first I promise!
__label__2 I'm not a big sports fan.  In fact, I'm not a sports fan (I watch for cheerleaders, car crashes when my wife isn't around).  We had a group dinner here, but our reservations got messed up and our group of 13 was going to be put at two separate tables.  After some protracted negotiation, we were put in a small glassed off room.\n\nFrom then on, it was a good experience.  The food menu was largely burgers (and some of the best buffalo wings I have had in a long time) and large beers (24 ouncers).\n\nAfterwards, we headed upstairs to the gaming zone, an area with sports-ish video games.  It was a little weird playing video games iwth co-workers, but we had a blast on the different driving games.\n\nIf sports on TV is your thing, this is your place.  Otherwise, its just another okay restaurant with lots of TVs on the multiple ESPN stations.
__label__2 It was good........we were all hungry after hanging at the pool all day so we wanted a quick bite to eat.....\n\nthe nachos came out fast but the rest took a little while.\n\nI had the chicken tenders salad which made me wonder why didn't i just order the chicken tenders ha!\n\nAt least the boys had a good view of the TV :)
__label__1 ESPN Zone has cool concept. Eat while watching your favorite sports teams. We came here last week to watch the Warriors game. My cousin's 4 year old son Loves the warriors. He can sit through a whole game and knows most of the players. I think its pretty amazing. So after leaving him in this kids place most of the day we thought he would enjoy ESPN Zone for dinner. \n\nThe food was actually not bad. But nothing spectacular. I usually list everything off but I'm not going to b/c that's all you really need to know. It's bar food. \n\nThe service actually is not good. The waiter even gave my mother attitude when she asked him about a drink. He might not have heard her b/c the place is loud but attitude was not necessary. \n\nThe TV at the table was pretty cool. They have all these different feeds and you can chose what you want to watch. We were however having some volume issues. All we could hear was the booth's next to us feed. And yes, I did try to raise the volume using the touch pad tv screen. It wasn't working.
__label__2 In search of something decent in the hot evening as we pass through casino after casino with the Saturday night hooch in full watch.\nWe make it over to ESPN in New York.\nOne thing you know about here is it will be consistent and they got Stella on top..\nYes... my dirty Belgium blonde\nThe black n blue burger with the apple walnut salad.\nLike i said it worked!\nAdd a 32oz beer n the night is good to go.
__label__1 I've eaten here several times and USUALLY have a great experience.  However, the last two times I've visited the ESPN Zone, the service hasn't been that great and the food is on a downward trend.  During my last visit, the nachos we ordered came out barely warm...as if they had been sitting for a few minutes.  Then the burger I had, tasted like cheap beef.  I have eaten a burger here before and I know this was not their normal quality.  Ironically, while I was staying in Vegas, the news reported that Disney will be closing several ESPN Zone restaurants, including the one in Vegas.  If you want to eat a sports bar with lots of tvs, go to Iggy's.
__label__3 The location is pretty decent and you don't have to deal with any casinos or smoke. the morning breakfast is very good and the suites are clean and well-appointed. the breakfast has waffles, eggs, potatoes, juices, yogurt, etc. and will fill you up.\n\n the only complaint is that they keep trying to push the travel club on you. they leave messages on your phone (it woke me up at 8AM on Saturday morning!) and push it on you if you ask them any questions.
__label__2 Overall everything here was OK.  The hotel needs to be renovated, I think the staff does a good job with working with what they have, but the rooms themselves feel a little rundown, the furniture is worn etc...\n\nThe room at least felt clean and the location is great.  It is within walking distance to the strip, but not on it, yet they have plenty of stuff to eat literally right outside the parking lot.  \n\nThe staff here was friendly and everything else was good.
__label__3 Very good Asian Fusion cuisine. I've been there three times and never had anything that wasn't very good. The garlic crab is wonderful and the salt and pepper calamari is good but be ready for SALT and PEPPER. The atmosphere is very nice with a live jazz group playing background music. It's a great place for a romantic dinner or to hang out with friends. Not terrific for kids and I have no idea about parking - I usually take a cab.
__label__1 I'm a native San Franciscan, so of  course I've been to Crustacean and Thanh Long in San Francisco. Both restaurants are to die for, but this location's food is nothing like either one. I went to Vegas about 3 years ago for a friend's birthday, so of course we had to check out the place. We ordered the garlic crab and the garlic noodles. The waiter brought out to us a crab shell stuffed with crab meat and it tasted nothing like either of their places back in the City. I was floored! There's nothing like craking your own crab. Plus it was a tad bit more expensive. The location was nice, though. We decided to order a bottle of wine and just made the best out of the evening.
__label__2 This is the main store, but it's also in a few strip clubs around town including my club (rhino) good selection of clothes, shoes, and jewelry. Sadly, I wish some of the people were friendlier. And they had more of a selection if clothes. I dont know maybe that's just me.
__label__0 Worst Apple Store Ever. (If you're an American)\n\nThis is a store that is frequently visited by Las Vegas foreign tourists. I'm not slamming anyone for pointing that out, but it is a major factor in why this is such a different store than the rest. The employees simply don't care or try. You walk in and there is NOBODY that will greet you, and thats because they know they'll make their sales regardless of their efforts. The \"tourists\" are going to buy no matter what and they know it so the employee (and management) effort is minimal.
__label__2 This was the first store we hit when we got to Fashion Show Mall.\n\nWe dont have a Hot Topic in Canada. I always enjoy going to stores we don't have.\n\nThis location wasn't overly big. Mostly Tshirts, cheap jewelry and \"Mall GothFashion\"\n\nI wasn't in the mood to try any clothes on or I would of checked out a few skirts I saw.\n\nWe only bought a few cosmetic items, bright blue & green liquid eyeliner, and a white eyeshadow. They were all on clearance which is funny since I only use high end cosmetics.  But I had forgot some of my makeup at home, and brightly colored liquid liner is sometimes hard to find.\n\nThe girl who rang us up had super cool nails. She wasnt overly friendly but did tell us how the salon did the tips all glittery.\n\nI now kinda wish I would of tried that skirt on ... Hmmm another reason to return to Vegas sooner, then later.
__label__4 Gorgeous store.  Large and bright and wonderfully layed out.  This store has everything coach all under one roof.  I would say this is the nicest one I've ever been to.  This includes shoes, travel luggage, jewelry and much, much more!  I love seeing the new stuff which hopefully makes it to the outlet stores soon.  I also appreciate sales folks that leave you alone to browse.  I'm liking the new sequin purses for this season.  Also some very awesome shoes, Coach is definitely on the up and up!
__label__1 For the kitsch factor, for something to do for a day, this place is fine.  It's got games and the carousel bar and cheesy circus acts.  But it's dirty, it's run down, it's poorly planned, and I wouldn't stay here if my life depended on it.  (OK, MAYBE then.)  I tell people who come to visit all the time to not be taken in by the cheap rates here and at the Tropicana.  There's a reason WHY they're cheap.
__label__2 3 stars for the revolving carousel bar.  \n\n\"Bazooko's Circus is what the whole hep world would be doing Saturday nights if the Nazis had won the war. This was the Sixth Reich. \"
__label__1 I knew what I was getting into when I booked reservations at this hotel so I can't really say I was surprised at the experience. I was expecting dumpy, run down, lots of kids and probably not that great of service and that's basically what we got. \n\nWhy'd I still go ahead and book my reservation? Frightdome. Frightdome was one of the big reasons we came to Vegas on this trip. So we figured \"Might as well book a room in the same hotel that Frightdome will be in so we can just crawl back to our rooms when all is said and done.\" and that's basically what we did. \n\nWe booked a room for Saturday night. Arrived a couple of hours before Frightdome was set to open, dropped our bags off in the room and actually rested a bit. To be honest...the rooms were actually pretty decent and the walls must have been super thick because I never heard anyone in the hallway or in the rooms around us the entire time. \n\nThe hotel/casino itself like I stated before is rundown and just not a pleasant experience. But on the upside it was a 10 minute walk from our room to Frightdome. Check in was a nightmare. They only had two people checking people in. We got in about a 20 person line and by the time we got up to the desk the line had doubled. When I commented about the lack of staff the person checking us in said that the hotel had made lots of cuts. Wonderful. \n\nOh, well. We had a decent night's sleep and got the hell out of dodge come 8am.
__label__1 Drink service deplorable.   Tacky, tacky deco, if you can even call it that.   Its cheap, convenient to the strip.  That's about all I can say.  Hotel rooms dated and some are worn, tho not thread bare.  Average to slightly below average.  Kids EVERYWHERE underfoot.  NOT a fave of mine.  I give it the second star for the occasional decent  free circus acts.
__label__0 Came here with my family once and both my mom and I got food poisoning from eating here.  Not only that but I got it after eating a lasagna at a supposedly \"nice\" Italian restaurant in the hotel that we had to wait an hour to get into.  Thanks for the worse Vegas trip ever, at least the day I got sick and starting yacking everywhere was the day we left =/
__label__1 2 stars only because the kids loved it here (arcades and stuff), if not, I'll give it a blistering 1/2 star. C'mon! who would've enjoyed staying here if you had no kids or nephews and nieces in tow with it's old tired rooms and hallways. Imagine the scent of cigarette smoke just wafting in the air 24/7, wherever you go, @#$%*&$!!! 'Nuf said.\n\n   :)--- cheap\n   :(--- crappy cheap!
__label__1 Thankfully I only stayed one night there and after arriving and waiting in line to check-in for almost 40 minutes, directions to our rooms were given to us. Directions that lead us to no results since we got lost. The layout of the casino and hotel is extremely confusing and is not intuitive at all. \n\nFinally we made it to our room and noticed a weird smell in the air. Not that of dead prostitute or cold tobacco thankfully, but it was rather funky and we had to crack the window open to freshen things up.\n\nThe room was decent but far from great. It was clean at least but the beds were a bit soft. The internet wasn't complimentary either and was something like $8 per device which I thought was rather expensive, especially in this day and age; at least it was fast.\n\nAlthough I'm sure that Circus Circus, at some point in time, might have been a nice play to stay at, it seems very beaten up and is now just a tacky, worn out and in dire need of rejuvenation kind-of-place. It's pretty bad in there and almost creepy. Looks like it hasn't been touched since the 70s or something and the casino floor is another great display of where I would not want to spend a dime. It smells bad and the croupiers are creepy looking.\n\nThere's a Krispy Kreme donut shop and a few shops on the lower floor and they have an entire part of the building that's under a giant, ugly purple down known as the \"Adventuredome\" where there's some kind of theme park. It was closed when I tried to scout it out, possibly because it was past 10PM. It didn't look all that great.\n\nAs far as food options go, there's very little that they offer .There's a buffet but it looked terrible. We settled for Rock & Rita's for our breakfast and it was not all that great. There's a few bars but most of them are lame and past their prime as you'll be able to tell when walking around the place for over an hour around 10:30PM-ish.\n\nIn many ways, this place could be used a set for a sequel to Steven King's \"IT\" movies or something. It's definitely creepy enough. Maybe they should just blow it up and build something else there. It might actually improve the value of the land and Circus Circus seems to be past it's prime... Way past it.\n\nI doub that I'd ever want to stay there again. There's many better options and most have a better location since Circus Circus is at the very beginning of the strip.
__label__3 Circus Circus home to Midway is truly a good memory for me when I was younger. Its more of a family casino hotel in the sense it is more kid friendly than other hotel casinos on the strip. I've been to Circus Circus countless amounts of time and it is a pleasant experience each time though if you're looking for shopping euphoria and gambling then search elsewhere. But otherwise I would reccomend it since it is cheaper than other hotels and offers about same amenities and serves the same function. You can always walk elsewhere to have fun and gamble and later walk back to sleep so its your call but good place and I always had fun. Midway can get addicting even for us adults so be careful about that! But otherwise have fun and go win yourself a teddy bear instead of just losing all your cash on the tables ;) It's Vegas! Have fun! Stay Safe too!
__label__0 worst hotel in vegas\n\nsuck ass!!!
__label__3 Been coming here since I was a kid. Stayed in the Skyrise Tower before and it was great no complaints. This time we got the chance to stay at the Circus Circus Manor Motor Lodge. Its was the chepest rates. So we said what the hell let's try it out. Arriving I thought, damn its gonna be real ghetto with all kinds of weird looking people. Wasn't to sure about it. Upon arriving we check in went to room and it kinda looks like appt complex. Seemed really quiet and sane normal looking people. When we went in room I checked everything from bathroom, to cabinets, to safe, to bed and under bed. Looking for any nasty s*** we didn't like or looked dirty. But hey it was actually pretty clean, no roaches and no bed bugs! The bed was very comfortable, better then I expected! The only down side is that its a walk to casino and the strip. But not too far. So wear some comfy shoes. I wouldn't mind staying here again if Skyrise Tower is all booked. So people try it out, its not as bad as some people make it seem. Cheapest rates, hey more money to gamble and drink...
__label__0 Ok seriously? So this place is out of control.  I will NEVER return.  I didn't care for Vegas as a whole but this establishment really did it in.  The service was absolutely horrible.  They need some serious Customer Service intervention.  At first sight I was mesmarized, as I am sure all Vegas Virgins are.  We got an impromtu tour across the entire Circus Circus ground because they can't seem to articulate their own maps, but I don't blame them neither could anyone else.  We ran into plenty of people in their Peasant Wing where the project housing/extra rooms are located.  When we finally got to our rooms, after our hour long hike (with 2 kids and  my mother, we were highly amused.  I felt like I had been thrust through a time warp to the 1980s.  WTH!  My husband and I laughed for about an hour at the decor.  I really don't think I had a decent meal the entire time.  I felt like I was vacationing at a mall/airport.  The mallport of America.  The amusement park was pretty fun. My kids had a good time there.  The rides were exciting.  I loved the 4D theater and the roller coaster.  The lines were not long either. That was about the only decent money we spent.  That place needs to be torn down and rebuilt completely...starting from bottom up..all the way up.
__label__1 It has a great area for kids, plus free circus act shows. If you aren't traveling with kids, then I cannot recommend this casino. It smelled and no one came around with drinks the whole time we were playing craps and blackjack. The place is in serious need of cleaning and renovation.
__label__0 We came over to check out the adventuredome... Lol big laughs... Well it's off the strip, so it isn't as classy as everything else, the adventuredome is not bad, but rides are limited and somewhat costly IMO. There are some carnival games/arcade which I love so we played some... Other than that, we were bored and left back to the strip!
__label__2 I stayed here in the summer of 2011 with my husband and his family. We had three rooms in total. When we walked up to the Hotel from the parking lot there was an overwhelming smell of garbage. Inside the lobby we checked in, gotten our rooms keys and we went up. My father in-law however, chose to get us up on the wrong floor and we got a bit lost, not knowing where our rooms were. He decided to get some help and we were helped by a staffmember of the hotel. It was all friendly and professional. \nThe Rooms:\nMe and my husband went into our rooms and I thought it was going to be a bit of a run down room, but it was not! It was pleasant, good in size and neat. Instantly I felt more relieved, that was until we wanted to put some cash and jewelry in our safebox, which did not work. I alerted my father in law and he contacted front desk. They said that someone might come to our rooms tomorrow between 12:00 AM and 4 PM. Uhm, we're supposed to be in our rooms the whole day? We didn't do that and used the safebox from my father inlaw. But it was a bit frustrating that they could not send someone straight up. \nEven though the rooms we had were fairly modern and pretty, some parts of the hotel it self were a bit run down. When me and my husband walked towards the pool we peeked into some other rooms that were being cleaned and we were shocked (and happy) to see how the quality was in there. \nThe Buffet: \nA no go... It was disgusting, and very unsatisfying... Everything I ate there tasted like plastic. That was not even the worst part, when I went to grab food I noticed chicken bones on the carpet, lying between tables, anyone could have spotted it. When I went back to my seat it was still there, and when we left it was still there. We had been sitting there for quite a while and it seemed to me it was ridiculous that none of the waiters had picked it up. So I got a napkin, picked it up and dumped it on a not yet cleaned table.\nWe did go into the Adventuredome, but we didn't go on any of the rides. It does seem like a fun time for kids, but I got no clue why anyone would take their kids to Vegas to be honest...
__label__1 My wife and I stayed at Circus Circus for our honeymoon because my brother paid for our trip and was being price conscious.. not that there's anything bad about that and we definitely appreciate him hooking us up with a Vegas trip.  We had alot of fun while we were there and was definitely worth it, but this is a review about Circus Circus so lets begin.\n\nThe place is definitely old and shows it.  We got to the hotel and the minute we walked in the front door someone started trying to hook us up with complimentary shows and passes, but required a major credit card (if its complimentary, why do you need my credit card?)   We get to the check in area and there was nobody there.  We waited about 20 minutes and finally someone showed up.  Circus Circus charges a mandatory resort fee for each day you stay, and apparently from what I've read on other Hotel Reviews, pretty much all of them do... So we weren't surprised nor did we care to pay it.   After we got our room cards we proceeded to head to our rooms.  We showed up on a Tuesday so there was hardly anyone around and that's understandable.  We had to walk an ungodly distance to get to the tower our room was in.. The place really looked run down, everything was expensive and there were lots of kiosks everywhere selling useless junk at ridiculous prices. (i.e. Fake jewlery, hats and crap).  Anyways, we got to our hotel room, and it was decent... about the equivalent of what you can expect from a Motel 6 or Super 8 as far as decor was concerned.  Our view was overlooking the north end of the strip where you can see the Stratosphere and in the distance, downtown.  The view was pretty nice if you ask me.  The bed was extremely comfortable.  The window to our room was partly open in the corner and was nailed in that way so we couldn't close it.\n\nThe food there was bland at best and I would recommend eating at other places.  We enjoyed the free circus acts, its surprisingly entertaining.  Come the weekend and all hell breaks loose... There are children EVERYWHERE bumping into you, screaming, acting like.. well... Children and we dare not try to go to the pool.\n\nThere were no attractions for 20-30 something adults, like clubs or anything like that.  We would have to venture into the strip or downtown for that.  The casino sections are amazingly boring and poorly lit.\n\nOverall, Im sure this place is great if you want to bring your kids to Las Vegas (why?... its Las Vegas.. should be adults only), but for grown ups, I recommend staying else where.   Other than that, it was an ok stay and we don't have anything else bad to say about this place.
__label__1 The only reason this place got any stars out of me was because of the Adventure Dome. As far as entertainment for kids, it was fantastic and worth the money. I would not recommend eating or sleeping here. Their restaurants in their food court served bland food, not worth the money you pay for. We even tried eating at the McDonalds upstairs, because I thought I knew what to expect. The service was horrible! As far as sleeping there, they messed up our room reservation and gave us one king instead of two queens. We were tired from our six hour drive, so we opted to have a rollaway bed brought up instead of going downstairs to switch rooms. Bad idea, my daughter ended up getting lice! We know it was the rollaway bc my husband, two little boys and I slept on the king bed and we didn't get lice. We asked twice for our room to get cleaned and it never did. When I called for extra towels they took over an hour to bring them up. Our relaxing family trip to Vegas was ruined and our entire family was so relieved to go home.
__label__0 This place is the worst! It's run down and just ghetto! It's supposedly kid friendly, but I would never bring my kids to this shit hole! This was our first trip to Vegas so we had no idea this place was so nasty otherwise we would have never stayed here. It's all the way at the end of the strip AND you have to walk 4 blocks off the strip down a dark, smelly alley to get to your room! Yes, the prices are cheap, but if we ever came back to Vegas, we would pay the extra $20 a night and stay somewhere half decent.
__label__0 Wow, is there a negative 12 star? Seriously, the only accurate word to describe this place = Ghetto!\nMy GF booked a room here for her hockey tournament, thinking cheaper is better. This place is a rats nest! Cigarette holes in all the bedding, a putrid vomit tinge in the hallways, and the bathroom? Wow. All the towels were stained, and the shower curtain looks like a Petrie dish mold experiment! A new coat of napalm might help the walls and ceiling in there! If she hadn't paid up front we'd be out of this crap hole. Forgot to mention the drunk, sloth of a woman screaming at her man friend at 4 in the morning. Good times!
__label__0 i well never come back  in place at all its very dirty  no hot water we payed for 3days in  we ask if  they can gave as back the money we payed for its trou online  in in they was very roods in nasty  about its  im telling you the place its was suck  i never have that bad s here we stupid we do we payed  $200.00a day for 3 days  the bad thing about its we meet my family there in we payed for 3 rooms in we are not so happy wint we got are room so my family bed was very filthy bath room to no hot water i my family if they have something that we have in are room wel they have worse than we got  so to all you people if think going to the place dont  its suck
__label__1 If you are coming to Vegas just to party then this place would be good, As you likely won't be doing more than sleeping off a hangover In your room, But being here on business it was really hard to get good sleep, bed sucked, had a lovely view of the roof/solid wall, And crap TV!  The staff is just okay we waited in a long line for over 30 minutes just to check in.
__label__1 This is my first time writing a review, and I did it because I had such a bad experience at this hotel.\n\nI got my stay here through another website i think it was hotels.com (not sure though) it was a good deal. 6 nights/7days king size bed with air conditioning and a fridge. Turned out it was at the manors not even connected to the hotel. I decided to upgrade when checking in. The lady was real nice about it and got us the upgrade real easy. Had to wait around about an hour or two because there card system was down.\n\nFrom first glance, the hotel looks grimy, old, and wore out.  Same is said of the inside. It's stuffy everywhere and smells of smoke (which isn't to big of an issue for me)\n\n I went and got my key and went to pick up my luggage because I didn't want to carry it around with me, so I left it at the luggage hold area. No one was at the desk! and their were 4 other people waiting by the time I got there. 20 minutes passed before a lady showed up and started getting people their luggage. smallest quantity at a time. I had 5 so I had to wait until she got through all 4 other people. (she looked super annoyed with her job and looked like she didn't want to be here at all. no care about the customers/clients/guests)\n\nGet up to my room on 6th floor. My room is small with a small bathroom and a door to the adjacent room?? (Security risk any?) air conditioning didn't work, fan had mold on it, of course I didn't realize that until I started to get sick a day later from having it run. No fridge in my room like the deal said. Oh did I say I was put in a smoking room on a nonsmoking floor? because it was the only one available for upgrade. Well after a terrible night's rest, and getting sick from the mold they moved me down the hall to a new room.\n\nLooks Identical. only they gave me a fridge and a working air conditioner and no door to the adjacent room. Yet the room is placed in a similar location where my last room was, so whats up with that? the view from both rooms is terrible. You mostly look at a building in front of you and the roof of the main building area below you.\n\nThe Buffet Review: 1/5\n\nOver Priced, terrible selection of foods, and even worse in the taste department.  After waiting in line for about 10 minutes which isn't to bad for lunch time. I got seated and went to look at the foods.  Wide selection of choices they do have.\n\nMy first plate consisted of Mashed potatoes w/ gravy, fried chicken wings, mac & cheese, x2 sausage links, and toast.  The wings, M&C, and potatoes were yucky. tasted like 3 day old KFC, because 2 day old KFC tastes better! The sausage links were cold in the center and under cooked, and the toast was just plain cold.\n\n2nd plate was a salad with olives, cheddar cheese, and ranch. Because the rest of the salad makings either don't belong on a salad or belong to a separate salad group. the dressings were miss labeled ( I don't think rang is supposed to be orange?) or they weren't labeled at all. The lettuce was dry and warm which salads aren't supposed to be warm.  I also grabbed a plate of sliced cherry pie, my thought was how can you screw up pie?...Circus Circus did! it tasted like that fake pie you make when your to lazy to make your own or to cheap to buy the good stuff for an extra 2 bucks. Plus it was cold. If anything positive came out of the buffet it was the water. Because at least that they got right. Cold and wet!\n\nI'm almost done.  Most of the people here are nice. The room keepers if your lucky enough to get English speakers are pretty nice. Unless they don't understand the word go away, or can't read the do not disturb sign. I was interrupted by several room cleaners on several occasions. They just barge right in without saying anything. I don't think they care to read the do not disturb sign clearly placed on the outside door handle. One of them came in while I was undressing ( which I wouldn't mind if she was attractive, which He wasn't) \n\nThe casino area. It clearly states no minors under the age of 21 allowed in or to loiter in the gaming area. I must have seen several kids sitting on the gambling games next to their parents which is illegal.  I even saw a kid sitting at a black jack table, clearly under the age of 15. The waitress/servers in the casino area are not attractive but instead look like 40 year old ladies in terrible shape who shouldn't be wearing said outfits. Plus their service is terrible, they walk around saying \"drinks? Drinks\" and they walk so fast you have to yell at them to get there attention. Then you don't see one for at least 20 minutes. cheaper to just sit at the bar. Plus I saw several of these servers just coughing on the drinks they were serving, made me sick knowing they coughed on people's drinks.\n\nOverall a bad stay here. Recommend if your looking for a cheap stay. better staying at a motel or something. Plus some health concerns here!
__label__2 Mediocre stay. As a kid I always wanted to stay at Circus Circus., simply because of the midway and Adventuredome. Never happened. Now as an adult my husband and I stayed INCASE we couldn't find a babysitter and had to take our son along. Luckily we did have a babysitter but unfortunately we were  stuck with the room... March Madness weekend, everything was mostly booked and overpriced.\nCheck in was at 3pm but we wanted to check in early since we arrived at 10am. Check in fee was $35., umm no thank you. So we returned around 2pm after a meal and a walk on the strip and were able to get the room by then. There was a charge of $10/per night for the resort fee. Which includes wi-fi access, fitness room, pool etc.\nStayed in the Manor Lodge which is inconvenient because of the walk., but whatever. The bed was comfortable and the room was pretty big. The wi-fi was horrible! I could only get a \"decent\" signal standing by the fridge in the corner. As soon as i walked to the bed it would disconnect. WACK! Speaking of the fridge, it was broken. We couldn't chill our drinks smh.\nOverall IF you can Avoid staying here, it's best. Especially if you have no children with you. But if there's no other option it's good just for sleeping/showering etc. Really that's all you need it for anyway, right? :)
__label__0 Don't go to vegas on a whim with your kids if you are a frugal person. I've been to Las Vegas many times before but never with my kids and never stayed at circus circus. This was the only hotel that had rooms available on a saturday night that was on the strip that seemed \"family friendly\" for under $250.00. I was told at the front desk that all the rooms were nice and I overheard someone else say that rooms had been remodeled. Must not have been mine. I stayed at the sky tower for about $130.00 and the room looked like it had been the same since late 80's early 90's. My sheets had holes in them, the decor was dreadful, and the whole way to the room looked dingy and old. Lesson learned, don't stay at this hotel, and don't bring the kids. They where underwhelmed by the adventure dome and wished I had just taken them to six flags or knotts.
__label__1 Circus Circus has not changed much since 1995, except that the buffet is $15.95 now instead of $4.95 back then!  The decor is stuck in the 1980's and the rooms are, unfortunately worse, with wildly circus-themed decors.  Much better choices!
__label__0 I love having to purchase my own extension cords when outlets don't work.\n\nThe scenic view of exterior pipes is utterly breathtaking.\n\nI hate being treated well so I felt right at home.\n\nThanks for not providing a small fridge, microwave, or coffee maker as I love paying over $3 for a medium coffee and not being able to save this place's below average food.\n\nMy favorite feature of CC is still being charged an entire week when we decided to head home to finally relax.\n\nHighly recommended to anyone who finds camping to be luxurious.
__label__0 The hotel room was dingy which made it appear dirty. I had no idea my room would NOT be in the actual hotel, but in their RV/Hotel Manor which was about a good 4min walk. I was by myself, and female and every time I walked back to my room, I was being hit on and talked to by unsavory men. I did NOT feel safe in this hotel at all! This is definitely not an upscale hotel where you will find many classy people. The staff was also rude, and their buffet was akin to high school cafeteria food. They were an hr late opening up their Italian, and mexican lunch bar. They seemed to have no accountability. This hotel was very dark and outdated, I felt like I stepped into 1972 when I walked in. I would NEVER stay at this hotel again!!!!!!!
__label__0 My husband and I stayed here for 2 nights. We needed an inexpensive room for the weekend. Checking in was easy, staff was quick and courteous. We were told we would be staying at the Manor. The benefit to staying there was our car was close for us to use. However, you are not attached to the casino. The room was older as was the furniture. The king size bed was very new and very comfy, as were the pillows. We had a keurig for am coffee (something our friends at a higher end hotel didn't have). \nMy huge complaint is that 1 1/2hours prior to checkout our water was shut off. ( no flushing the potty, hot water to shower, washing your face/brushing your teeth). Water was returned 10 mins before we left. \nThis was not my first time in Vegas but it was the first and last time I will stay here.
__label__2 For $28, I'm not sure my expectations were ever very high.  This is the kind of place where you can hear your neighbors having late-night sex (wait, that's probably just Vegas), the pillows smell like they haven't been thoroughly washed, and you see high-heeled girls getting into dark pimped-out cars at 6am.  But it's cheap, and the kids love the Midway - we spent an entire afternoon playing the games there, helped out by $5 off each person's ticket that came with our hotel room. The gambling itself is OK, and we didn't try any of the food.  It set us back about $15 each time we cabbed to either the main part of the strip or old town Vegas, so you have to factor that into your overall cost (it's a 3+ mile walk otherwise, in a not so great part of town).  Would I come back?  Well, it depends on what kind of vacation I wanted.  For a total experience, probably a nicer hotel would be my choice, but if I want to optimize for spending my money gambling or shopping, I have no pride about staying in a place like this - why not?  Just turn the pillow over - the other side is probably cleaner.
__label__2 Very typical Vegas--I got a deal on Hotels.com for $119 for 1 night in one of the \"Motor\" buildings. It was a little trashy (some peeling paint and a worn out comforter), but it was totally what I expected. When booking a room, definitely find a deal and don't pay full price! Beware that there are multiple buildings with rooms, some farther from the casino than others.
__label__2 Good:\n-Clean rooms, attentive house keeping. We called multiple times for towels and they were there instantly\n-Great for kids and family\n-Cheap rooms\n-Ample parking\n-Good Gaming. \n\nCould use work \n-check-in slow\n-parking, although ample, is a pain to get around.\n-place needs some touch up paint, very faded in areas. \n-signage is confusing\n\nBottom line, clean cheap room on the strip. Good deal.
__label__1 We came here because I couldn't afford much else. Unless you are dialed in, in Vegas you get what you pay for. The place smelled from the get go - but at least the hotel crew were nice. The room was clean but oldish. Not my favorite experience. \n\nMy wife lost here cel charger in the ice dispenser. DONT DO THAT! Apparently it happens more than you'd think. It took nearly an hour to get someone to open it up and get it out. Time wasted waiting for help.\n\nWiFI included but spotty.\n\nWe ate breakfast at the Vince Neil restaurant. The food was ok, portions were small. Go eat at Ellis Island Brewery it's great and cheap. The food vouchers they give you are pretty much useless. They take overpriced food and make it less expensive. We didn't end up using them.\n\nI really wish Circus Curcus could get their crap together. The whole place is overpriced for what it is and they won't be able to rely on $3 ring toss games to restore their image.
__label__1 Outdated remnant from the 70's hostile corporate junk bond takeover of the old mobster Vegas.  Circus' is about due for a good taste of its own medicine.  Please, someone buy and revamp/demolish this casino?!  It has been renovated but never actually updated since the 90's.  It's smelly dingy and awkwardly laid out.  \n\nThere are many activities for the kids.  Most are also outdated.  The rooms are cheap.  Expecting a Motel 6 rather than a resort type room.  I would have to say that this casino, Vegas terms, is embarrassing.  To think international visitors come to our town imagining the City Center but get weasel'd here because of the low price.  \n\nEmbarrassing.  lol
__label__0 Hotel needs to be updated. Upon arrival to our room we opened the door and the smell of weed smacked us in the face. The safe had an old pair of old stinky loafers. The water pressure in the shower was terrible and it took forever to rinse out my hair. The room was not very clean. Trying to park close to the tower you were in was a cluster. Rooms were cheap, but like they say \"you get what you pay for\"  definitely will not stay at this hotel again.
__label__3 i work at the hospital at sunrise and im always here to eat there great food! good variety of food, but my favorite is there philly cheesteak special! i always order from then and i like how they deliver too becuase sometimes i cant make it there so i order to go! deliveries are so much easir for me tho! love it
__label__2 I went here for a meet up, we were about 20 people so I was able to sample several dishes.. some were really good some others very bad.. on the good side they offer European beers which is always good :) .\nThe food took a long time to arrive even though we RSVP weeks ahead of time, They were not prepared to serve a large group. On their defense this is a family owned business so the entire family runs the restaurant, I believe mom and dad were cooking and their son was the server. I guess is good thing that we were supporting a family  business in the Valley
__label__3 Located at the front of the building, adjacent to casino. Windows look out on the water where the Fountains of Bellagio water show is performed.\nTip: If you want window seating, make a reservation at least 24 hours in advance. \nAmbiance was wonderful and decorator touches were in keeping with fine dining venue. Service was excellent. While the food was good, the quality did not match the prices. Having said that, this restaurant is the least expensive in Bellagio.
__label__0 Look, I am a local in Las Vegas so I know that you are going to be paying a premium to eat on the strip, but as far as nickel and diming its customers, Circo takes the cake. \n\nIf you are going to charge that amount for food, it better be something good. There better be fresh ingredients, there should be good service, and there should be a decent ambiance. \n\nCirco had none of these traits.\n\nFirst, I never would have gone to this restaurant if it weren't for a group that convinced me to go with them. Before we went into the Circo we decided to have a drink at the bar across the way. I struck up a conversation with the bartender there about living in Las Vegas among other things. The bartender was a nice regular guy with the twang of one of the \"boys\" from the old days. After talking for a while he asked at which restaurant we were eating. I replied \"Circo\" and he laughed and said, \"Hope you brought your checkbook.\"....Bad Omen.\n\nTHE ATMOSPHERE\n\nWe get there and the atmosphere is like children of the corn meets Candyland. It seriously reminded me of the part in \"Fear and Loathing\" where Gonzo had to be pulled off the Circus Circus carousel because he took too much ether.\n\nThere are demonic Monkeys on tricycles and clowns hanging from the ceiling. Why anyone would want to eat in a place like this is totally 100% beyond my comprehension. Unless of course they are a serial killer who decided to stop taking his meds.\n\nI understand the whole \"French people like this sort of thing\" thing, so ok, I can get past it. \n\nPlus the fountains were nice to watch, but I was always hesitant to watch them as I was sure as soon as I turned my back on the tricycle monkey from hell I would get a shank to the back.\n\nAnyway, I digress.\n\nTHE FOOD\n\nFirst of all, the food names on the menu don't actually make any sense. like for instance, if its a Caesar salad, call it a Caesar salad. Dont call it \"Bagna Cauda\" because that's not even what  Bagna Cauda is...\n\nBagna Cauda is akin to a garlic and anchovy fondue. Hence why it translates to \"Warm Bath\"\n\nBagna Cauda is NOT A CAESAR SALAD. And, by the way, I'm pretty sure they import their Caesar salad from pizza hut because it tastes exactly the same and has the same ingredients....But at least the pizza hut Caesar salad doesn't cost you 18 DOLLARS!\n\nI have to laugh at the other reviewers that posted saying this is \"Authentic Italian\"\n\nI digress again. I wanted to stay on the cheap side of things so I just ordered a roasted garden vegetable pizza and got a Peroni to whet the whistle. I figure O.K. you cant really screw this up.\n\nThe Peroni comes out first (Peroni is like the Italian Budweiser...Its at the most about 13 bucks for a 12 pack at the corner store.) So i'm thinking for 9 bucks they are going to come out with a Hafbrauhaus style 1 liter stein for me to drink out of...\n\nWRONG...it comes out in apparently a drink-ware made for tiny people from another time period. On the bright side though it made my hand look gigantic in the pictures we took.\n\nThe grilled \"garden vegetable\" pizza came out next...Since I knew I was getting bent over anyway for eating at the Bellagio I wasn't expecting too much. At least it met my expectations. The \"Garden Vegetables\" were the typical Eggplant and zucchini that were grilled using the same time honored techniques as used by traditional airline stewardesses. And the crust tasted like Boboli. (I actually like Boboli crust so its not knocking Boboli...but I dont really want to pay 24 bucks for it.)\n\nThe girls got some other food that nobody could ever pronounce and they liked it at the time. It seemed fancy and shiny and girls like that sort of thing. But afterward, when they got back to their rooms they were face-down in the toilet from either food poisoning or they had become possessed by the monkey demon king. I'm guessing food poisoning since from my point of view, their fish was actually fresh sometime during the Carter administration.\n\nTHE SERVICE\n\nApparently Circo is way too trendy for ice water... Because they don't give you any. Which is O.K. since when the waiter actually DID come around to pour the warm water he would extend his arm across to reach for the glass, thus revealing the ripe smell of industrial armpits. I had to keep checking him to make sure his shirt wasn't melting onto the table.\n\nThe main waiter was probably nice, but I wouldn't actually know that since not even a babelfish could translate what he was saying. At least in the end he tried to stiff us on the check which had a couple charges that we didn't make. \n\nNow that I think about it, im pretty sure the reason why they use erroneous menu terms is so that they can add it to the end bill and nobody would be the wiser.\n\nAll in all I managed to only spend 40 bucks and still look like I wasn't the cheapest man on earth to the present company. Even with my 40 dollar tab, our 6 person table was able to rack up a 480 dollar check only getting half entrees and apps.\n\nNever again Ci
__label__2 This is another one of those restaurants where I'm stuck between 3 and 4 stars, just wishing Yelp would create a 1/2 star option...so we'll go ahead and round down to 3 stars just because of a few minor details. \n\nHad reservations at 9:15 on a Friday night and we were seated promptly at a table by the kitchen (unfortunately, we were extremely far from the windows for a view of the water show). Let me also say that I really despise circuses...but loved the decor in this restaurant. Five stars for that. \nWe requested just normal tap water and the wait staff seemed almost annoyed with this selection. Uh, sorry we're not sorry that we won't spend $9 for bottled water? Give us a break. This lead to infrequent refills of our water-- that's a big negative for me as I am the polar opposite of a camel and drink water like I won't have any again for a week. Okay, enough of that rant...\n\nPLUS: We had some delicious salads. A prosciutto & melon salad and the classic Caprese. Big props for these two!\n\nThe bread: Yess, we were fans. One of them tasted like pan pizza crust..the whole table agreed. So good! \n\nMeals:\n--Pappardelle: Wide noodles served with sausage and wild mushrooms. I was looking so forward to this dish, and I think it only fell short in my eyes because of its sauce-- or, rather, its lack thereof. There was NO sauce, just an almost excessive amount of melted butter covering the dish. It was good, but almost a tad bland. My mom and sister enjoyed this dish, though. \n\n--\"Mama Egi's\" ravioli: Either order this as an appetizer, or split this and another dish with someone else at the table. Extremely delicious, but also extremely rich. I couldn't eat more than four or five of these mini raviolis without wanting to stop because it was so rich. \n\n--Quail. I had never had quail before, and my sister's boyfriend ordered this dish. I only had a bite, but I liked what I tasted. He said it was better than what he was used to. \n\nDessert:\nWe ordered the bombolonis (donuts)-- ooh, sugar-covered goodness. Came with a raspberry sauce and a strong chocolate sauce. \n\nOverall, Circo wasn't bad. It wasn't bad at all. It had its strong points, but also fell short in some areas. I'm willing to pay my share of money for food in Vegas, and this wasn't cheap- which is fine, but it could have been much better. I personally prefer Stratta over at Wynn.
__label__1 I love Hugo Boss clothing, I mean their stuff tends to just fit me right. and well they make perfect clothing for work, nice dinner occasions, and of course...hitting up the club in style without looking like every other Asian wearing Banana Republic. \n\n  Anyway after my great luck at Hugo Boss last Vegas trip, I decided to stop in again for another shirt prior to going out. So since when is a 5'9 210 lb guy size XXL?!? I mean L or XL maybe...but XXL?  Maybe the Vegas Hugo Boss only carries the European sizes or something because all the Nordstrom Hugo Boss stuff I've tried on I fit Large and on a very rare occasion XL.\n\n  What's worse is when I first walked in there were four people working all standing by the counter, they took one glance at me and continued talking...no greeting whatever. And I had full intention of picking up a $160-200 shirt in the next 5-10 minutes (quick sale right?).  After about 5 minutes of looking and talking with my girlfriend, a lady finally approached us and offered to help. Let's just say the next 10 minutes we were there she was overly aggressive with the sale as opposed to what actually fit me and would look good on me. Lady I know I'm not a male model, but clothing should still fit me right if I'm going to spend that much money on it.\n\n  Anyway my last experience at Hugo Boss in Vegas has left a sour taste in my mouth. I will now come back with extreme caution.\n\n~G
__label__3 this restaurant is located on the second floor of neiman marcus at the fashion show mall.  right when you walk in it feels like you are walking into a cool night club.  the decor is is awsome...the striped carpeting, the big tables accented with what i believe was red cushioned chairs.  you look up and walk into area of red skylights, which fire you up.  at the edge walls, blue light filters down.  the place is very well lit.  the awesome thing about this place is the view.  if you pass by the outside of neiman marcus, youll notice the corner of a glass square/rectangular structure popping out on the second floor of the store.  so in the restaurant you can sit in this area behind blue stained glass which overlooks the las vegas strip with views of TI across the street and the new casino next to the venetian.\non the table i noticed that the napkins were placed in napkin rings...impressive.  the bread here was fabulous.  its called monkey bread.  the muffin looking like bread was slightly firm on the outside with a cross cut on top.  the bread breaks perfectly into 4 pieces revealing a warm,chewy,soft, and creamy flavor inside.  the goat cheese salad was only good b/c of the goat cheese.  the bitter spring salad  took away from the pungent cheese.  i had to eat the cheese seperately and feel it crumble and meld together in your mouth...yummy.  i followed this with a thick piece of filet mignon and crisp fingerling potatoes.  then, it was finished by a glazed baked pear.  this was so good, it took me back when my grand uncle used to bake apples with brown sugar.  yeah, simple recipe but damn good dessert.   i would like to come back again to hit up the rest of the menu...
__label__1 Geez, just because I wasn't dressed in a suit after my long drive into town doesn't mean you should ignore me and pretend I don't even exist. Shoot, even a \"hello, good afternoon\" goes a long way. I would know, because I work retail. So stop being snobbish a-holes and acknowledge your clientele, you stuck-up blue blood douchebags. Your store definitely lost a sale that day.
__label__2 You're essentially paying $5 a ride to escape from the middle of a casino and bypass all the crowds on the streets.  The price of this luxury is of course steep, but you can get a code to cheapen the fare from any concierge at your casino.   It's still really expensive and I'd stay off it if it's not 115 degrees out.   But that can happen...\n\nBe sure to ask, \"Is there a chance the track could bend?\"  because someone will either stare or give you the secret reply back.
__label__2 It's certainly a start and is convenient for getting around to some places, but it really ought to go all the way to the airport.  Also, considering the short distance of travel, $5 is quite a lot.
__label__2 Saved a lot of money and time by being at a hotel off the north monorail, which offered a quick easy way to get in and out.  Smooth and driverless, frequent trains until late hours, clean and not even too rowdy on New Years.  Unfortunately very commercialized with annoying voiceovers that repeat over and over, and you have to walk through the \"gift shop (casinos) in order to get out.  Plus the stops are dang hard to find as they are not well marked in the casinos and sometimes the entrance is a few hundred feet away from the platform without an ability to get in without backtracking through the casino on pedestrian-unfriendly driveways.
__label__0 worst way to get around the strip,first the machine was out of order to buy tickets,additional machine on 2 floor,got there a security offer told us to back again.\nWhen  we finally got the monorail was not even easy to get out to the strip ,they make you go throw every casinosw
__label__3 The Monorail in Vegas provided access to a backside of Vegas you do not normally see if you have always been a Strip visitor.  They have access from Sahara to MGM through a backdoor path behind each hotel on the east side.\n\nStaying at off strip hotel can now be a consideration as the monorail making it less inconvenience, and you can avoid the road traffics during rush hours.  I always end up riding the monorail if I was in town for the convention near the LVH since they got a monorail station at it.   Too bad they do not have another station closer to the Sands Expo near the Wynn area, I found myself having to travel between the two places quite often as more events occur on the same week recent years.\n\nIf you ride more than three trips within 24 hours, the day pass already worth the deal, and the multi day pass made things even better.  The trains all seem clean and nifty, no sign of vandalism like most public transportation.  Everything from ticket vendor to entry and exit were automated, they may have one staff at the entry/exit area during peak hours, but that was all the people I have seen.
__label__1 The LVM is laughably inconvenient. \n\nI'm sure that logistics and politics played a key role in its development, but trying to \"save time\" by taking this thing is only realistic if you are going from the MGM to the North end of the Strip. In other cases you will spend 15 minutes walking to the back of whatever casino you are in, and another 15 minutes walking back to the strip. \n\nIt would be unbelievably convenient if it went to the airport or Fremont Street, but of course it doesn't. There was talk of it being built to reach Fremont, but the Strip hotels didn't want it and I think government funding was pulled. There's now talk of building it out to the Airport, but the taxi companies don't want it and it'll be a surprise if it goes anywhere.
__label__1 We were in Las Vegas one week ago, We purchased a one day ticket for $12 each because we were wanting to get from the Wynn area down to the Luxor to pickup tickets for the show that night.  We had to walk from the Wynn down to the nearest station (that we were told was) at the Imperial Place......OMG what a long walk in 113 degree temperature.  Then the walk through the casino to get to the station.  We just missed the monorail so had to wait for the next one.....the platform is hot!  The monorail itself is beautiful, smooth, fast....perfect.  We got off at MGM (the last stop) and walked and walked and walked again.  After picking up our tickets we wanted to go back to the Wynn for the afternoon and decided to take a taxi instead of the monorail.  The taxi driver explained that the original idea was to put the monorail right down the middle of the strip but the taxi and shuttle services complained....therefore it ended up behind the hotels.  Really that is too bad because we will never use it again and it seems like it is a huge waste of money.
__label__1 This is one of the weakest Sanrio stores I've ever been too. First off, they only carry Hello Kitty character items. There are no other characters to be seen!  If you're going to call yourself a Sanrio store, then at least have some kind of selection.  There was barley even any stationary or stickers for goodness sakes.  Second, they put their own overpriced labels over where you should be able to find the normal prices. Third, there were 2 employees that were gossiping hard core.  Neither of them could be bothered to acknowledge any of the customers in the store.  If your an adult that still keeps a little piece of Sanrio in your heart, don't bother with this place.
__label__1 Thank goodness my friend gets comps because this place was overpriced. Okay, but let me also say that the food here is good. I ordered the duck noodle soup with egg noodles which had very generous portions of duck. The noodles were good too. I would have to complain about the $8.00 ice cream dessert list. It is such a tiny scoop, more like a sampling from a tiny spoon. If you have the money to spend, then this place is fine, but you'll be paying triple for what you can get at a regular Chinese restaurant.
__label__4 We ate here on a Friday night and were able to get right in. The food was quick and fantastic! I wanted to take three more orders to go. If I had the room in my hotel mini fridge I would have. Noodles were cooked perfectly. The pot stickers were made from scratch which is hard to find sometimes. The fried wontons were filled with something other then cream cheese which was a really nice change. The sake was one of the best we've ever had. Would recommend this place to everyone.
__label__4 There was a salesgirl named Jen here and she was great! She was this little bubbly thing and helped me get into my size four birthday dress........thanks!!!!!!
__label__1 The casino and hotel are dive city.  The area is sketchy and the hotel seems to lack security.  The casino itself is tiny and smells like an ashtray.  I kept it at 2*, because the slots are loose and the bar was friendly.  Will I go back, I don't think so.
__label__2 I have stayed here before. It used to be a Best Western. The internet NEVER works. They started to charge an unadvertised $5 \"resort fee\". They say this pays for 3 things: shuttle to & from the airport (what if you drove like I did?); in room coffee (I don't drink coffee & my wife says it tastes bad); & for the wireless internet (which doesn't work on any of my 4 stays in the last 13 months. I now use my own wireless Hot Spot.\nThey are a 1+ block walk to the Convention Ctr (why I stay there) 7 have good sized rooms with a refrigerator (no microwave).
__label__0 do not book here !!!! cockroaches everywere! it looks old i swear it does not look like the picture ! false advertisement your better of staying in your car. i booked with them through a thrird party and trust me we decided to pay the cancelation fee then to stay there with cockroaches and a rude i mean rude ass old trailer trash bitter receptionist patti. this hotel doesnt even deserve a star. patti the receptionist is a bitch as soon as we walked in she didn't even want to look up our reservations. she didn't want to take my dads credit card because the name was shortened. she was also very rasist. never again this hotel should be shut down its just taking up space! do not book here once again. even the stupid manager had an attitude !
__label__1 This place is terrible. So bad we lied to get out of staying a second night. Light and air don't work. It's liken a renovated motel 6, so shitty
__label__2 Bahama Breeze is typical of your themed chain restaurants. To me, it doesn't stand out from the likes of Elephant Bar, Cheesecake Factory, and Claim Jumpers. Their \"island\" theme extends to their supposedly \"tropical\" menu. \n\nTheir decor was adequate, if not a bit tired and dated. The food was substantial - We ordered (2) chicken sandwiches and paella, plus coconut shrimp for appetizers. For dessert, we had the chocolate pineapple upside down cake. Our server was very friendly and funny. But the overall experience can be easily forgotten. \n\nIt's a great place to eat, just don't expect to be blown away or for it to be different from the various adequate establishments.
__label__4 I only had time for a beer and appetizer. Unfortunately for me i had tickets to criss angel(wish i had skipped the show and enjoyed a full dinner and a few more beers) i had a pint of aruba red and the buttermilk chicken sliders. Both went very well with eachother and look forward to having again some day. I really hope this chain makes its way over to the east coast.
__label__0 Not so great the only thing good i had was the drinks. Jerk chicken -dry, coconut shrimp was ok- sauce was nasty, and the dip for the chips were nasty..... Will I return hell- no\nEVERYTHING left on the table not really touch but empty drink glasses
__label__1 We thought we would try this place because we were close by and were in the mood for some fruity drinks. \n\nI had the skinny mojito and my lady had the bahama-rita. The drinks were the best part of our experience. Both were awesome and reasonably priced. \n\nWe had the fish taco's and a cheeseburger. The fish taco's tasted like a sewer, but my cheeseburger was ok. The quality of ground meat wasn't really of my liking, but the avocado was great. \n\nThis place is huge and it felt like we were secluded in our own little corner--too lonely.  I definately would have preferred to sit closer to the center of the restaurant.  I don't think they clean that part of the building because we saw a lot of dust falling from somewhere right above our food. The table light illuminated the particles as we covered our drinks and plates with our hands. Ummm yeah. A few more drinks and we probably wouldn't have noticed. Unfortunately we weren't that saucy.  \n\nWIth so many good restaurants in the area, I don't think we will be back.
__label__1 Service without a SMILE.\n\n2 nights ago I visited this restaurant (Bohama Breeze) based on a recommendation of a friend who said that it would be a fun and tasty experience.It was neither......I left thinking that I have  more fun at Denny's or Jack in the Box.,  i was prepared to just talk about the under par service my group received, but I looked in the faces of the staff and did not see one smile on one face.  Then I wondered if the theory was correct \"A staff treats the customers the same way the management treats them.... then I am glad I do not wor here.   \n\nThe service is fair.... by that I mean all the appropriate words were spoken at the appropriate time..  The food was not  worth returning for a second taste..   Skip this experience you won't miss a thing.
__label__1 This has been my all time favorite restaurant anywhere for years, since I lived here in very early 2000s, but this time it was a disappointment.\n\nThey didn't have the usual Cuban Bread on the menu but they said they could make it anyway... but it wasn't at all the same.  They used a different bread that was way too thick and not even toasted.\n\nI got the bacon and cheese burger but the burger wasn't very good, I didn't finish it.  The fries were just blah.
__label__3 The building is a little old, but EACH staff member I encountered took good care of me. The ER is always unnerving (at least at the beginning), but you're in good hands if you end up admitted. Food was always on time but completely edible.. It's no Wynn buffet--still, at the end of the day, they'll get you fixed up. Spent near seven days here thanks to DVT (blood-clot in my leg, brought on by too much flying). Hopefully this is the only hospital I ever have to review... ;)
__label__2 I was here a few months ago buying a cherry-red Monogram Vernis bag that I've been lusting after.  I'm not a big fan of the Monogram Canvas or Multicolore lines, but I do like the Vernis.  The \"Pomme d'Amour\" color really pops on the patent leather!  It'll be a great four-season bag.\n\nAs for the store itself...oh, you know....it's an LV boutique in a mall.  That means it's smaller than a flagship, and it's crowded as hell.  Shopping here is not terribly special.  The woman who helped me was pleasant enough, but had limited command of the English language.  In all, it was a surreal experience.
__label__4 If this is for Caesar's Palace, GREAT SELECTION. I don't really browse the bags (because everyone thinks they're so boss with them, they're overrated, I go for the luggage) but the bikinis and dresses they had in MY size! Can you believe that? It's bigger than Gucci, but then again, most people want an LV than a GG, especially tourists. I always return.
__label__2 I was craving some carbs, what's it going to be Pho or Ramen? Time to Blackberry Yelp and this place popped up and it's close to the hotel. \n\nThe restaurant has a large selection on the menu but the ramen is rated high so I went with the seafood and pork ramen. The bowl was very large and contained many shrimp, baby scallops, pork and veggies. Ramen's taste was flavorful but was a little heavy on the salt. I could barely finish it and left very full. Hot tea is complimentary and I noticed many Japanese were eating here. \n\nThe curry smelled so yummy. I'll have to give that a whirl next time in.
__label__3 I raised my rating to four stars due to I returned for lunch today. The restaurant is close to where our conference was being held and was squeezed on time. I tried the lunch special - a bowl of curry on rice and a bowl of pork ramen with miso broth. Food tasted better today and was less salty.(Maybe because I drank last night?) The portion of ramen was still quite large and curry was very tasty for a bargain price of $12.95 including tip.
__label__0 Battista's. Hot dang, the food was gross. Terribly, terribly gross. My manicoti was just a solid block of bad cheese with pergo-like sauce on it. But then it was paired with something (spinach) that was inedible. Seriously, I don't know how one makes spinach taste like that, my only guess would be artificial flavoring. Yes, it's that type of place. Then cap it off with cheap wine that'll give you a killer headache and some sweet hot chocolate standing in for coffee. Blech.
__label__3 $27 + tip for a very hearty and tasty meal!   I got a dinner salad, delicious, chicken Parma with a side of pasta and marinara sauce, I've had better but I wasn't dissatisfied, endless white wine, pretty good also, and a cappucino (didn't really drink it because I was stuffed!).  I'd go back again and I'd definitely recommend it.  The waitress was also very attentive.  A very good experience!  4 stars because I wasn't blown away!
__label__2 This is good old school Italian. For $32 We got soup (delicious minestrone) or salad, garlic bread, very good veal parmigiana, a full liter of house wine and a delicious cappuccino for dessert. It was worth the cost.
__label__0 SUCKED!!!! it used to be soooo good years ago. The prices are way too high for what you get and on top of that they charge you $10 extra per person if you share a meal. Food was not great tasting either. I used to recommend it but not any more
__label__3 This is a great restaurant to go to with a big group of people and have a good time. I recently went to Battista's with my family while we were all visiting Vegas. My step-dad loves this place and always raves about it. The food is good, but nothing amazing. The only thing I don't like are the massive portions and the $20+ per dish pricing. The free wine and bread is nice. Also, Love the little old man playing accordian. Funny guy and he can probably play anything you ask on the accordian. For us, since we are all from Indiana, he played \"Back home again in Indiana\" which if you know anything about the Indy 500 or Indiana, is a little piece of Hoosier tradition. Cracks me up that my step dad said he has been coming to Vegas for probably 25-30 years and it is the same little old guy playing accordian.
__label__1 Tried to have dinner at the bar, the menu is very limited and the bartender and servers do not really care if you eat at the bar or not. Behind the bar are a number of signs that tells the customers what they cannot have or cannot do. This attempts to be a neighborhood eatery, but without the neighbor in mind. Now for the food, ordered a chicken parm, asked for a side of pasta, was told no substitutes, it came with a lame version of creamed spinach. Tomato sauce just OK, not really memorable.
__label__1 http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/battistas-hole-in-the-wall-las-vegas?select=fp3gb-ENJa1b3pi-impq3A\n\nI have a friend who loves this place so much that she is having her wedding reception here. When she found out that we were heading to Las Vegas six weeks ago she insisted we had to check this place out. Attached is a picture of me outside the restaurant. Obviously it was taken before we dined because I am smiling.\n\nFormulaic beyond description! The wait staff have everything down to such a science that there is absolutely no warmth. They bring you free, undrinkable wine and point to the menu on the wall. You order from a handful of traditional and delicious-sounding Italian entrees, ranging in price from about $25.00 to about $50.00.  Immediately after ordering they bring a mealy iceberg salad in a wooden bowl, or soup, and some garlic bread which was fine. \n\nI had the chicken parmesan. It was clearly reconstituted, formed, frozen and reheated. I love Italian food and am fond of saying that I have never met a plate of spaghetti I didn't like. I ate one bite of the chicken and tried the spaghetti and pushed it to the side. My husband really tried to eat his spaghetti too but we just couldn't do it. The sauce is weirdly sweet and off-putting. It was just bad and his too, was pushed to the edge of the table. The wait staff are trained or have learned the hard way not to inquire when diners do this because 1) he didn't ask if there was a problem, when clearly there was. He just briskly removed the offending plates, and 2) all they would do all night is have conversations about their bad food..\n\nThe \"cappuccino\" included with my dinner was half Carnation Instant Cocoa and half Folger's Crystals. Again, undrinkable and removed without a word when pushed aside.\n\nThe ambiance is great...red and white tablecloths, pictures of Vegas legends all over the walls (behind my husband), and high wooden booths. I know this place was popular back in the day but clearly things here are not as they once were.\n\nI was legit hungry when we left and grabbed a burger at In and Out...it rocked.
__label__0 If you don't have a reservation don't show up. They tell ya 45 mins and it turns into 2 hours. Not worth the wait when hunger.
__label__0 Food was terrible. Completely flavorless. Sauce was watery. The free wine is not drinkable.
__label__3 A standard Godiva store, but who doesn't love delicious chocolate? These tantalizing treats will give you the pick me up that you undoubtedly need after day drinking and $hopping!
__label__4 A great place to pick up your snack and beverage essentials for your room.  Don't forget to pick up bottles of waters so you can stay hydrated after a day of drinking!
__label__4 Cool store. \n\nGot my souvenirs there...and probably saved a few bucks compared to getting them in the airport.\n\nThey had other things there, personal items,alkie etc. If you forgot something, this is the place to buy it.
__label__3 I was about to purchase the lip balm treatment but found out at the cashier that there were other lip product offerings too so the very helpful and friendly staff patiently worked with me to help me find the best fit. Vegas sure is dry and everyone suffered from chapped lips and dry skin during the convention. A colleague commented that we might all be turning into flies (not sure why), chapped lips, sorethroat, headaches....sigh....\n\nIn any case, I found my lip product here when it was out of stock at nearby Sephora. Wow, an entire store of Clinique products. I don't really use their products except for the Super lip balm and they have it here. :)
__label__0 I would never giver a star on this location. Very unprofessional people works at the printing. They should be fired in my vocabulary. I'm front the east coast and I mean business. I was there 11/24/14 at 9:45 am. Calling store manager....
__label__2 Clean inside with pretty decor.  Never busy with great service.  \n\nThe Tableside Guacamole is devine.  Yummmm......\nThe Margarita Cheesecake is a straight up hangover cure.\nThe Cancun sauce is unique and delicioso!\n\nNot the best mexican food I've ever had, but it has a small soft spot in my heart.
__label__3 I love going to Benihana, but they out did themselves in Vegas! \n\nOf course everything in Vegas is outrageous and over the top, and that goes for expensive entertaining Japanese food too! \n\nThe chef's were hilarious with cheesy jokes and tricks, but they made it fun. I even was pulled into believing that i was going to catch a bowl of hot fried rice!!! \n\nThe place was gorgeous tho! Right next to a Japanese inspired bar/nightclub, it was really entering a Vegas Toyko, complete with waterfalls, bridges, and light shows!\n\nAll in all : Vegas Hilton - Go - Eat at Beni's - Do it!
__label__1 I used to go to benihana in Burlingame CA, probably 20 times and I liked it but it's not one of my favorite places.  This one was worse, the cook sucked and they cut corners by doing things like already having the fried rice cooked and just heated it on the grill and added the egg.  Not a fan, go to P.F Changs down on paradise or at planet hollywood if you want a nice atmosphere and some \"americanized\" asian food to please a group for less dough.  Better yet drive east on spring mountain and try something interesting and authentic for half the price.
__label__2 I have a friend who goes all the time to Benihana as it's her favorite place and I wanted to know what's so special. They do a $30 GC for your birthday if you sign up to their email so the BF and I decided to go. \n\nWhen you enter, there is this dark \"garden\" they lead you through that is just beautiful. There is a lounge over looking it and there are seating areas and sushi bars around it but oddly none of it is being used..perhaps not on weekdays?. They lead us up an elevator to a teppan room that is pretty ordinary comparatively to the ambiance of downstairs so ambiance was a bit wasted. \n\nThey start you off with getting you out a soup, a salad with ginger miso dressing. They hand you 2 different sauces (hot sauce on request), cook zucchini and onions, shrimp appetizer and seafood items, then fried rice (extra. steam rice is what comes with your food), meat entrees and the guy did some mushrooms.I had the scallops, calamari, shrimps and BF got shrimp and chicken. Our food was cooked nicely, but it wasn't particularly special. The sauces were just okay, they needed more punch, it's just a bit bland and runny. \n\nThey have a efficient little planned out show and then the guy was gone. I was barely getting into our food and the guy just packed off and left. I was glancing at another table that just started their show and it was almost the same thing.  Service from the server helping the teppan guy was very personable and attentive though. Definitely top notch service and he even gave us some green tea ice cream and chatted with us a bit after dinner. I will give them that- excellent service. However, a bit sad that the server was more memorable than the teppan show! \n\nI can't help compare them to Musashi, a local teppan place I've had great experiences at over and over. There is so much more they offer there and that really overshadowed my experience at Benihana. The show is lengthier, a bit more complex tricks, the jokes and stories are fantastic and each teppan person has their own unique style, a bit cheaper in price with a really awesome fried rice included, soup, salad, veggies and plenty of different flavorful sauces freshly made in front of you. \n\nGlad I tried it, but will not be back. Even with the $30 birthday discount the bill was $70+ for two plus the tip. I went to Musashi a few months ago and spent $70 for two including a hefty tip! I had way more fun and better food.\n\n Um yeah. This feels like a no brainer to where I'll be going to the next time I want a teppan experience to bring visiting friends and family to.
__label__2 When the cook rhythmically chopped an onion and said \"choo choo\" as he pushed it across the grill, I felt deeply embarrassed. \n\nWho is this guy and why is he being so cheesy? Is he insulting my intelligence? Does he know that there aren't any children at the table?!  \n\nEh, whatever. The food was pretty good.
__label__0 Ugh, where to begin?\nservice is terrible from the waitresses who speak very little English, have no sense of urgency, and actually gave me attitude for requesting wasabi.\n\n That's right, my odd request at a Japanese restaurant while having bland tuna steak was met with sarcasm and disbelief that made not only my date and I cringe and do a double take, but the rest of the table also noticed and talked about the attitude.\nIt also took her about 3/4of the meal to bring the hot sauce i requested with my appetizer. It felt odd giving her any tip at all with her bad attitude and piss poor service\n\nOh and the tuna was near flavorless, drown in what tasted like straight up vinegar and covered with soggy onion crisps and a few edamame beans. Gross. \n\nMy date had tofu steak which was worse. It was undercooked, soggy, and flavorless as well. With as much butter they use you would think some flavor would even accidentally happen. No such luck. She requested noodles instead of rice which cost an additional $7 (ridiculous upcharge for butter noodles) and still that meal was borderline inedible.\nLeftovers were okay because I know how to cook tofu and add spices to food to enhance flavor. \n\nIf I could give 0 stars to this pathetic overpriced bland food a thon, I would.
__label__2 Since opentable wouldn't accept my review...seemed good for group (LV for bachelorette party). Party girls would probably choose more modern ambience but was in our hotel & compared to \"in\" places in Vegas was decently priced although still expensive in our eyes. Host took group pic & printed out right there for free nice surprise! Took a while for waiter to get to us, get orders going, get refills & their antion in general. Be aware they charge extra for \"sharing\" so be very clear even if you're just putting someone's order on your check. No help for a vegetarian (other reviews said there were options but the waiter said no substitutions and no help) so had to eat only the fried veg app & edamame. Waiter upsells by letting you think things are included & is hard to understand. Show was good though we enjoyed the cook!
__label__1 This place was terrible. My wife and I stayed here years ago. RIP. Only good thing about this place is my wife and I staying here when we first met. Thats it. Its was cheap compared to the rest of the hotels on the strip. The out side was typical, with a average decor.
__label__2 Out of the four major malls here (Galleria, Meadows, Fashion Show), this is my least favorite. But there are some saving graces: Old Navy, Yankee Candle, the Pet Store, some promotions if you join the e-club. And I almost forgot Marshall's- just outside of the old Dillard's location.\n\nThere are a lot of empty store space up for lease.One wing looks pretty depressing. Once, with my husband, I counted about 25 empty slots! We went again this I don't think that count includes the food court. **UPDATE 7/24/10- part of the mall where a lot of the stores vacated, has been officially closed off, after Frederick's, making that wing feel even smaller (kinda like an Alice in Wonderland feeling) and more depressing, for that matter. At least, we actually went shopping here at several different stores- Game Stop, FYE, Macy's, and Old Navy. Sadly, the Pet Store closed! The McDonald's is still closed at the food court. Now, the other half is closed, due to renovations.\n\nIt's pretty crowded on Black Friday due to the department store sales and promotions. My last few trips here were pretty quick- a few stores and I was out of there. It's convenient if you're doing some shopping in the area- lots of shopping in the surrounding strip malls on Maryland Parkway.
__label__3 okay i love gucci sooooo much mans...but yeahs....everyone knows that if our not white or asian...its kinda hard to get someones attention...every time i come in here i drop a little bit of cash here and there...people arent usually so attentive to me because they think im some broke as window shopper. \n\n\nbut if you know me, everytime i go to vegas, i always buy my designer stuff there...there was one particular time some asian girl...i forget her name...miko, niko something like that helped me out...i was buying a new pair of sunglasses after my favorite pair of sunglasses were stolen...but anyways she let me try on as man pairs as i wanted...and took out all the bags and wallets that i wanted to see...im not sure if she gets commission or not but if she does im pretty sure she was glad to have helped me out because i did buy a couple of presents there for people
__label__4 Wow, my first time going to a Gucci store where I didn't get irritated at all.  Our sales associate was awesome!  So friendly and helpful.  We were buying a purse for our friend's birthday, but weren't sure which to get.  So we were taking pictures of different purses (which is normally a major no-no) and texting her.\n\nThe guy was super helpful and got us in and out fairly quickly (once we FINALLY picked a purse).  He even wrapped it all nice and pretty for us :)
__label__1 I was pretty disappointed with this restaurant.  It's much better on paper than in actuality.  It sounds nice to eat overlooking the Venetian canal, but like the entire hotel, it's really quite bothersome hearing the voices of countless tourists echoing off the high ceilings.  The service is somewhat slow, and the quality of the food simply doesn't justify the price.  I have had better Italian food at Bucca di Beppo!  \nGnocchi with Lamb Ragout--tastes like glorified Chef Boyardee\nCalamari--cold, and pretty rubbery\nCod appetizer over polenta--too salty, uninspired, and somewhat bland\nSalad with pears, blue cheese, arugula & pomegranite dressing--couldn't taste the pomegranite, just tasted a little oily.  Pears were kinda mushy too.\nI have been to Il Forniao, and this is markedly worse.\nThe restaurant next door--Il Postrio-- is yards better (granted, it's also more expensive).
__label__2 we each got a salad and it was fine.  nothing too exciting but left quite satisfied.  the rolls were delicious and there were a few varieties so that was fun. i might eat here again if i'm in the shops area but won't be rushing back.
__label__3 I  like this place. Good price, good value, taste is good and service is good.\nPretty romantic too....
__label__1 This place was a bit of a disappointment. Sure, it's a nice little restaurant in St. Mark's Square at the Venetian, the ambiance in nice, but the experience was not so good.\n\nService was slow and spotty. When we were seated, the waitress told us she was sending out water. Said water didn't arrive until we had received our meals and drinks, and only after we asked our waitress about it again. When we were offered parmesan on our food, the man who asked just walked away and vanished. We had to flag down or waitress to get it, who was noticeably absent throughout the evening. She then proceeded to absent-mindedly drop a huge chunk of cheese on the table, only to leave it there throughout the meal.\n\nFood was alright and came out very quickly, though it was almost too quickly, as if it had already been prepared before we ordered it. \n\nAfter the whole experience, I would probably not come back. There are many other restaurants nearby to choose from (it is Vegas, after all).
__label__0 This place was probably the worst disappointment of our Vegas trip.  We stayed at Palazzo and wandered over to the Venetian's faux Italy world for dinner.  They had numerous little \"outdoor\" cafes to choose from, Wolfgang Puck, Mario Batali, and other famous chefs so, we figured any one of them would be extraordinary.  \n\nWe opted for this little place due to my Italian food obsession.  We ordered 2 pasta dishes (TAGLIATELLE ALLA CASTELLANA and LINGUINE ALLA BURANELLA) , the first was very underdone and bland and other was a hot garlic mess.\n\nReally, for the price, I've had better food at The olive Garden
__label__1 Not the top on my list for Authentic Italian food.  After coming to Vegas a few times I have always seen this place and wanted to stop it.  At last, we look at the menu and decided this was going to be our dinner one night.  We sat down inside and waited about 15 mintues before we were asked what we would like to drink.  We ordered:\n\nCAPRESE Sliced vine-ripened tomatoes, fresh mozzarella and basil, drizzled with basil-infused extra-virgin olive oil 10.99 \n\nCALZONE Folded pizza filled with mozzarella, mushrooms, ricotta, ham and tomato sauce 15.59\n\nLINGUINE ALLA BURANELLA Thin flat pasta with mussels, prawns, scallops and clams seasoned with tomatoes,crushed red pepper, garlic and trebbiano wine 24.99\n\nand of course we received sample bread with a balsamic vinegar oil.  The waiter never asked if we were okay or needed anything else after ordering.  The linguine had very little sauce which made you tasting mosty just plain pasta.  Glad I went her eto make a dream come true but wont be back.
__label__2 Canaletto was good in pretty much all aspects, but not great.  There are plenty of other high-end Italian restaurants in Vegas, and this settles squarely in the middle of them.  I ate here for an early dinner, and the restaurant was mostly empty except for the bar area, which was fairly full for happy hour.\n\nThe caesar salad was not spectacular, but not bad either.  The gnocchi bolognese was good, but I've had better.  The risotto was better than average, but still a bit disappointing.  \n\nThe service was average, and our waiter seemed a bit impatient and snooty, but thankfully he wasn't around much.\n\nThe bottom line: you won't hate Canaletto, but for the same price, there are better choices out there.
__label__2 I'm on the pursuit of happiness, and I know\nEverything that shine ain't always gonna be gold\nHey, I'll be fine once I get it, I'll be good at...CANALETTO! - Kid Cudi (pursuit of happiness)\n\nLocated in what feels like the heart of the Venetian near the canals, the location could not be any better. We were seated on the outside part of the restaurant so we could watch the performances going on every 15 minutes or so it seemed like. In the middle of the meal there was a performance lady in one of the fake balcony's above the restaurant that started singing opera, which was kind of weird and oddly cool at the same time. \n\nWe started off with the 'tempura' vegetables and it was really good actually. Yes this place is italian so technically they are fried vegetables but it reminded me of vegetable tempura! Anyways, some good variety including eggplant, asparagus, and the best one of them all: the artichokes. I would've been happy with a full plate of these fried artichokes as they were super tasty and light. For the main course, I had the seafood pasta with tomato sauce. Wow the pasta was definitely al dente, it was really well done although the seafood components weren't special. I couldn't even tell if they were fresh seafood or not; I think the pasta stood out more than the seafood and that's not a good thing. Service could've been better as well, food took much longer than expected and drinks took a while.\n\nFood: 3 stars --- Service: 3 stars --- Atmosphere: 4 stars --- Price(value): n/a
__label__0 Amazing food. We really love it. Only one slight problem. We like to sit at the bar. Our last two trips there have been interrupted by cockroaches crawling up the front of the bar inches from my wife. Once, we gave them a pass, twice we called the Clark County Health Department.  Risotto at $22...does that include or exclude the roaches....you'd never be able to tell!
__label__3 Had a catered dinner here with 40 colleagues. Food was very good, service very good. Great location - even enjoyed a live string quartet playing in the \"courtyard\" outside the restaurant's entry.\n\nDefinitely would go again.
__label__4 \"Super Delicious!!!\"\n\nThis restaurant is located in the Venetian Hotel. The ambiance is exquisite and the food is out of this world. The service is top of the line. If you are looking for a place that serves excellent Italian food where you don't have to dress up (jackets for men) then this is the place for you. Both my husband and I will definitely return. \n\n\nVisited July 2013
__label__2 This place is fine. Not great, not special, not bad. Just fine.\n\nSadly some of you think this is upscale Italian. No it is not. I would put this slightly below Maggiano's, and I would much rather go to Maggiano's than this place.\n\nBut it wasn't up to me, it was for the wedding party to decide. We went here for the reception dinner and it was ho hum. But most importantly the bride and groom had a good time so that's what counts. We had a separate room over looking the Square- er mall- and it was fine. The food was ok. Most of the steaks were overcooked and everything else was fine but nothing to write home about. The bread was amazing, warm and incredibly soft. The server really worked his tail off. He could have used some help at times as we were a party of 12.\n\nThis is what I would expect from your basic, yet overpriced, Vegas hotel/resort restaurant.
__label__3 Place is nice. Food is good. Ordered the roasted half chicken. It was superb.  It had a crunchy skin and was well spiced. Bartender was a good wine selector. Service was well oriented. 4 stars due to a higher price.
__label__1 Not the first time and only because it's a party. Horrible service waiter picks up my salad plate take the knife off of it and places it on the table with a big wad of lettuce still on it. Appetizers where horrible I'm hoping I don't get sick from the mushroom caps, drinks where watered down. Main course wasn't so bad steak was ok but potatoes where cold and veggies had a horrible taste.  So many great places to eat in town and they pick this dump.
__label__3 Last night we came to Canaletto for my 30th birthday! All I have to say is delicious! Food was amazing, service was great, and the view of St. Marks square was nice too. All around great experience. We will definitely be back.
__label__2 Amidst the beautiful atmosphere of the Venetian, Canaletto serves up decent Italian food in a setting reminiscent of Italy. They have a variety of dishes on the menu, from pasta to pizza to meat entrees. I had the fusilli al pesto, which came with a good amount of al dente pasta in a pesto sauce. I found the chunks of potato to be a little strange, and the pesto ended up being a little oily for my taste. My friends ordered other pasta dishes, the best probably being the seafood linguine. The meal overall was good, but not particularly memorable; however, the portions are definitely just right for the price that you're paying.
__label__2 The employees spend too\nMuch time with there backs to the customers talking amongst themselves instead of focusing on providing better service!
__label__4 A las Vegas gem!  This place has been here a long time, and has a lot of history to it. The reason it has withstand the test of time, in ever changing las Vegas can be summed up in this statement \"Its Just awesome.\" The cheapest drinks anywhere $2 beers, $3-4 mixed drinks. And Get the hot dogs, you have not truly experienced this place until you have had one. The service here is great...smiling, friendly, and fast bar tenders. This is a locals bar, but they treat everyone here like a local. I always meet cool people here. This is a dive bar in its most purest form.
__label__2 Awesome property, bur the first night our room smelled like onions & ketchup.. Tonight it smells like fish sticks. We want to move but nothing is happening. Lame!
__label__3 My first time here at this location. Hannah the front desk personnel checked us in. She and the maintenance guy( should of asked for his name) was all smiles and welcoming. She did informed us upon checking in that the wifi internet is out of order and being worked on. Thank goodness for the business center its huge, clean and well equipped with the latest tech. I was able to print my Shania Twain Tickets yippee!! ( Her show was Amazing). The entertainment room Awesome! We had the room to ourselves its cleaned and well organized with the latest movies DVD selections. I like that the elevators only allow access with room key entry to any floors. We were on the 16th fl. King bed suites/ kitchenette microwave and fridge. Kitchen stocked with utensils, plates, cups and mugs. It came in handy when we had to heat leftovers. Our room was perfect, our stay was excellent all the staff ( except the three concierge personnel ) we encountered did not acknowledge our present with a smile and greetings during our two nights visits. Two of the three concierge carried on with their conversation never once looked to see if any of us who waited in line needed assistance? Overall a great hotel and wonderful friendly staff...
__label__0 ATROCIOUS! I'm a lover of all that is sushi and so when I had one of my common sushi cravings and I just happened to pass by this place, I said to myself, \"why not.\" BIG MISTAKE. I was actually just going to get take out cause I didn't feel like eating there. So i went to the bar for take out orders and was not even greeted by the bartender with a menu for like 15 minutes! Then when he finally gave me a menu he has the nerve to tell me, \"i'm running a little bit late and i have to set up for tonight. do you mind just writing your order down for me?\" At first I thought that was so lame, but being a server myself It thought, \"yeah, why not. it happens. i'll give him some slack.\" So i specifically wrote down what I wanted and was still very nice to the bartender. He took the paper I wrote my order on and I had to wait. Then when my order finally came he got two things on my order wrong! He didn't even take off his mistake. I was more than willing to NOT take it with me. Duhhh! It wasn't what I wanted.\n\nWhatever... this actually happened a few months ago and I can barely remember all the things that I was so mad about because I know that there were more things that I was quite upset about. I was really livid. I've never been this unhappy about take out in like.. forever!\n\nSushi wasn't even that great! Yuck! Overall, I would NOT recommend it. I would actually recommend against it. No wonder the place is so dead all the time. I drive by this place all the time and they never seem to have too much business.
__label__2 After the late shows, nothing stays open after 12 am on weekdays. I hear that in vegas nothing closes....yah right.  I think if you are looking for chains like P changs, etc. nearly everything close after 12 am on weekdays...except Hamada! We were dying for our favorite Bahama Breeze but no luck after midnight. Boohoo....Anyyelp, Hamada is open till 2 am i believe.  So in we came for some late night dinner.  \n\nSat at bar, quick service with only one waitress taking care of everyone. She was so friendly and conscientious. The person at bar must have been a sous-chef or something.  His rolls are ok...not the best. But at 1 am we really don't care. We are too tired and hungry. Any rice is fine as long as i don't puke later.  Which we did not. This is our second trip so I know on regular dinner hours it can get busy and the taste is great!  Price for 2 of us with cocktails about $90. I know!! That is sushi for you. \n\nOne bad comment: I think place a bit too quite for me.  May need louder more upbeat music. Don't care to hear 80s Peabo Bryson \"Don't Know Much\" at almost 1 am. I felt like killing myself with that song and the quiet atmosphere. I thought it was happy hour at that time!
__label__2 The first thing that appealed to me was the genial japanese service.  We sat at the bar and sampled the chef's recommendation.  Had the yellow tail (good), tuna (good), urchin (so-so, not so fresh I think), and the Burning Man Roll.\n\nThe chef was excellent, very entertaining and offered good suggestions.\n\nThe wine list was limited, but adequate\n\nThe Ponzi sauce was very good\n\nThe also have a nice (and lively judging by the noise) teppen area.\n\nThis is a mainstream sushi place clustered in an area with a lot of restaurants.
__label__2 The food was good but I would like more for the price I paid. Service was not that great
__label__0 These people are Scam artists. They quoted me 3 times the amount as everyone else and gave me a 4 week turn around. I took my car next store to metropolitan auto body and paint and they did it in two weeks and helped me with other damage with no extra charge.
__label__0 Big crooks liars people Jim is the  biggest  thief .he charge for parts that not need to be fix or replacement .watch out people from this place .
__label__0 Ok this store just got a big fat ZERO! how do you sell the same clothes in the same store and when you find one marked at $170 and the other on sale for $88 and not honor the lower price! Sorry don't except the excuse different department. You're the same fucking store and the store manager wouldn't do shit. Poor customer service, any other department store would except the fact they screwed up. \nDillard's you just choked the big one
__label__1 I really used to like the shoes they made, and I have several pair that I have kept and refurbished as they wore out. When I go back to see what they have nowadays, it seems that the quality has really gone down. You can tell when you pick up the shoe or boot that there is hardly any weight to it. Almost like its made from cardboard. Too bad! I haven't decided to buy anything from there probably the last 5 or 6 times I've gone in.
__label__4 Ah Vegas!  It's like Disneyland for adults.  The Wynn hotel is the most recent addition to this crazy place.  Fortunately it's beautiful and elegant...just like the Bellagio except in primary colors...although i still like the atmopshere of Bellagio a little better--maybe it's those fountains.  Nevertheless, Wynn Las Vegas is worth checking out....didn't get a chance to stay here, but had a drink in the lounge and it was *very* nice!  The guys in the bright blue suits that stand at the front door are cool because they wear those earphones that make them seem like CIA-bellhops
__label__4 Such beautiful interior decoration, it's surreal.  Any other venue will look cheap after you have set foot in the Wynn.\n\nI had spaghetti bolognese in the Wynn's little Italian cafe (forgot the name), and it was the BEST pasta I've ever had.  It came with a generous thick slice of garlic bread that was toasted to perfection and oozing with garlicky juice with each bite.  Splendid!\n\nFor someone who is very difficult to please, I was surprised at how easily the Wynn won me over.
__label__3 Wynn wasn't my favorite hotel when it opened up. But when I went for the first time and played 60 bucks there after getting their Red Card, a few months later they send me a comp for a free room. Then I was hooked. The rooms were very beautiful. I asked to get upgraded to a higher floor and due to availability they gave it to me. It was a beautiful strip view. Lots of amenities. Bathrooms are gorgeous. with tile and a clear shower so you can watch all the hookers clean themselves before you stab them. The gambling is state of the art. They have this bonus bingo game while you're playing the machines. The tables are usually packed. The Wynn also has their own poker room with lots of action. \nRestaurants at the Wynn are very high class. Even the Cafe is expensive for a \"cafe\".\nParking is very accessable. Valet guys are fast. All the cocktail waitresses are good looking. \nWynn houses Tryst and Lure, which are the more classier and clubs and lounges in Vegas. However don't expect to not drop a chunk of change. Vegas wasn't born on Winners..remember that. Overall I'm giving them 4 stars because they are clean. They are helpful. The food is good. And they give me lots of money.
__label__4 I came to the Wynn for the first time a couple years back, just after they opened. Haven't stayed anywhere else since (and I go to Vegas every couple of months).\n\nGambling:\nOthers have commented on the high minimum tables, and they're right -- the $25 minimums mostly turn into $50 by 9 or 10pm on a weekend, and are kind of like citronella for the hordes that swarm around cheap tables in otherwise nice hotels like the Venetian. On top of the thinner crowds, the dealers here are the best on the strip. I've gotten to know a few and highly recommend Joy at the $50 blackjack tables (usually on the noon-8 shift). She's a bundle of, well, joy, and energy and is always a delight to play with. She'll get the table talking and joking, and really makes it a nice experience regardless of whether you're winning or losing.\n\nI've been playing more poker lately, and the poker room at the Wynn, while small, is comfortable and full of action. Not off the hook Commerce Casino action, but the $500 no limit frequently sees $1000 pots and there are always good players as well as rich tourists abounding. I'm an okay player, and I've discovered that the game for me is about whether I can gobble up the rich tourist dollars faster than the pros can take me down. I've had a couple of great nights as well as one god awful weekend here, but it's always been fun! \n\nRooms:\nThe rooms are superb. I don't think the walls are any thinner than other high end hotels on the strip and have never overheard conversations, etc. I read a review talking about the noise from the club and am astonished -- I've stayed on low floors, high floors, and suites, and have NEVER noticed club noise or strip noise. It's a hotel, not a sanatorium, so there's some audible presence of others, but if that keeps you awake at night you've got issues. I've stayed during working trips also, and found the rooms to be really conducive to work: fast internet, speedy room service, and space to lay out books and papers while you work.\n\nFood:\nMy favorite restaurant in Vegas is the Daniel Boulud brasserie at the Wynn. It's pricey, but the value you get makes it feel like a steal! Don't miss the charcuterie appetizer, and I highly recommend the steak dinner. The sommeliers are superb and have never tried to upsell me past my price-point -- in fact, I was once going to splurge and told him I was interested in a great wine and would spend $300-$400; he came back with a $250 recommendation! \n\nThe other restaurants are all pretty stellar. Bartolotta is fantastic -- they fly in their fish from the Mediterranean daily and when you order a whole fish it's filleted for you tableside which is such fun to watch. Corsa is solid Italian food (they once made an off-menu pesto preparation for me, which is odd at high-traffic restaurants but spoke volumes about their customer service). The country club has what is possibly the best lobster preparation in the country (steamed and served with drawn tarragon butter that makes me drool to think about). Okada is a little oasis of sushi with fanciful preparations and the softest toro I've had since Hamano Sushi in San Francisco. SW has never once overcooked my steak and gets the exact temperature and color on a 3-inch thick filet which is not easy. My only hold out is Wing Lei. Maybe I've just never had the right thing, but most of the food there tastes like regular Chinese food, except much more expensive. \n\nCustomer Service\nI benefit from having a Casino Host (Pucci -- World's Best Host!) who arranges my stays. But the fact that I have a host at all once again speaks volumes about Customer Service at the Wynn, since I'm nowhere near a high roller. Sure, I'll play the $100 black jack tables, but as others have pointed out that's nothing at this place. On a weekend night, there are banks of tables that I can't even go near. Yet I've never once paid for a room and Pucci frequently finds a way to cover a good chunk of my (at time exorbitant) restaurant tabs.
__label__4 let me preface by saying that vegas is not on my top ten of fun.  i feel like i spend or give away (ie gambling) a lot of money for things that that are not as fun as anticipated and eventually leads me to lung cancer (because everyone has a cigarette in their hands).  that said, the wynn is the exception.  from walking through other resorts, i also very, VERY much appreciate the lack of resort employees hassling you to see a show.  i could not believe even relatively nice places like the Venetian and Cesar's has people at every corner trying to sell you a \"great deal\" on a show.  UGH LEAVE ME ALONE!!  this alone made me feel relieved i was staying at the wynn, away from be accosted all day long.\nrooms are beautiful, on the 58th floor looking down on the strip was actually tranquil and relaxing.  bathrooms are large and fully equipped for a great soak in the tub.  i loved laying on the bed and watching the storms pass over the mountains.\nif it was not 100 billion degrees outside, i would have also been very happy to sit poolside at the wynn longer than i did.  the european pool is great even though my mojito was $14 and beer is $6.50 (yikes!).  bartenders are friendly and not at all pushy with the drinks.  the grill is expensive as well, but you at least do get what you pay for.  our burgers were enormous and tasty.  i especially liked my turkey burger.\ni really don't see myself going to vegas anytime soon, but if we do come back i am definitely staying at the wynn again.
__label__3 - Great promo deal for a lovely 2 night stay with dining credit. \n- Elegant hotel with an great atmosphere to keep me indoors all weekend long. \n- Awesome pool to lounge even in 104 degree weather.\n- Daniel Boulud Brasserie. Fine Dining.\n- A room with a \"perfectly\" sized bath to fit 2 people.\n- Waterfall with one bad @$$ giant frog who sing and dance. Just Lovely..\n\nFor everything done so right, how could I have taken one star off perfection? \n- A snooty casino \"red card\" info booth attendant lady and a rude cashier lady who was very unhelpful and unwilling to answer questions. BAH to you.
__label__4 This hotel is amazing.  Love it.  The only downside, its expensive if you're price conscious.  Besides the room, plan on spending $15 per drink at the pool bar, etc.  If pleasure ranks above money when booking your next Vegas trip, stay here.
__label__3 First of all, I think the Wynn is BEAUTIFUL. It's classy, elegant and it's decorated in a way that makes it pretty but not overly done.\n\nCasino: 4.5\nRooms: 3\n\nFirst I'll do the casino area. Like I said, it's beautiful and classy and personally, I just like the dealers here better. Maybe I just got lucky but most of the dealers I had were very friendly and helpful. Usually I never gamble but my brother got me into it and I learned how to play craps and now I'm addicted! Anyway, I know this really isn't according to casinos but I liked that the dealers would help me out, explain craps to me, give me pointers, etc. Note** If you ever play craps, it's definitely more fun to play at an energetic table. Serious players = no fun = really sad and boring game.\n\nNow the review for the rooms. The rooms are nice but they aren't anything spectacular to me. There was a TV in the bathroom which was pretty sweet and two sinks (GREAT for big groups of girls since we like to hoard the bathroom mirrors) But honestly, I prefer suite rooms, especially if you're going to go with a big group. Since I came with family this time, it wasn't so bad but honestly, I'd rather stay somewhere cheaper and just walk over to the Wynn for the casino area
__label__3 This hotel is to MGM what Nordstrom is to JC Penney. \n\nThe customer service at this hotel completely exceeded everything I have ever experienced throughout my years of Vegas visits. I was very appreciative for the attention the staff gave us, and the tenacity in which they behaved in order to fulfill our room services, clean ups, and minor requests were simply amazing. \n\nYou can rest assured that Steve Wynn didn't put his signature on that project for nothing... and I'm sure glad the hotel staff acknowledges that.
__label__4 Heavenly!!!\n\nI was there last weekend and once again it was amazing. Wynn by is one of my favorite place to stay at in Vegas (Bellagio is the other). The staff is amazing, the hotel is amazing, the service is amazing, the food is amazing and the gambling is great. \n\nThank You
__label__0 Wynn blew his budget on the hotel floor, which is amazing, but little was left over for their rooms. Their rooms are smallish, the furniture spare, and only 1 tv (lol this is Vegas). Colorful wall paint feigning opulence. Try the Venetian suites, way better mattress, lots of thick terry cloth towels, lots of marble stone, thicker carpet, 2 tvs (lol), split levels, a humongous L shaped couch to sleep more of your friends.\n\nBut the Numero Uno reason for the 1 star? We stayed on 25th floor, golf course side, and we could hear BASS booming from club XS, their open \"pool\" club til 4:10AM. When I called their concierge, they said, yes it bothers some people. What the? So they know and they don't care cause they rather make money? Later Wynn.
__label__2 Good looking hotel. Great service and you get an oversized room with an immaculate bathroom. Gripes: 1)The beds were not comfortable at all. I mean, they were a little stiff but for the price you pay? 2) $15 bucks each for watered down drinks at the bar. It's either that or they pour miniscule amount of alcohol.  3) Also you have to pay for WIFI. Geez, what's this, the 90's? C'mon now.
__label__0 Brett Rubin, the Assistant Manager of the Wynn Hotel - pretty much ruined our stay.  She was rude, disrespectful, and even threatening.  A terrible example set as the \"face\" of the Wynn hotel establishment to us as guests.\n\nIll keep this short and sweet.  You will be charged a $150 per day \"incidentals\" fee ON TOP OF your room fee that will remain as an authorization on your card until your stay is over.  Then it drops off.  The staff will NOT tell you this when you check in, because for some reason they feel its ethical to not mention the additional $600 they'll be locking from your available balance on your card.  \n\nUnfortunately, my card declined because I expected my bill to be $750 for the room and they were trying to authorize nearly $1500 instead.  In addition to this my card had been stolen the night before because i was robbed.  Brett Rubin, the assistant manager for the Wynn hotel actually called my room and began scolding me for not having the sufficient balance on my card to cover the room and incidentals.  She demanded that I get to the front desk immediately and rectify the problem \"or else\".  I told her I had no idea what she was even talking about, and no idea why she was trying to authorize $1500 when my stay was to cost $750.\n\nHer tone was disrespectful and rude.  She spoke to me as if I were a dog she was slapping with a rolled up newspaper, and as if I were trying to get out of having to pay.  She used phrases which made me feel as if I was a \"squatter\" in her hotel, trying to get away with a free stay.  I was completely floored by this and actually started laughing because I was so thrown off by her abrupt tone and rudeness.  It got to the point that I chose to end the call.  \n\nShe actually redialed my number.  I picked up the phone and said \"Seriously?\"  It was at this point that she began to threaten to call security if I did not get down to the front desk to arrange for payment within 60 minutes.  I told her that her personality was horrifying, and that I will take care of the payment, and hung up on her.  I spoke to the front desk about my interaction with her and they literally could not care less.  I was so blown away by how she spoke to me that the entire rest of the stay was a total downer.  I felt like an unwelcome cancer in their hotel, and feared running into her wherever we went.  I was actually so upset by the phone call that I ensured she would not be at the front desk when I came down to arrange payment.\n\nIf you sort by reviews - poorest first - you will see that the consistent problem with this hotel is the staff.  If she is the one doing the hiring, then I am not surprised.  Bosses always hire people like themselves, and im floored that she is so high up in the pecking order at this hotel.  Her demeanor and personality are offensive.\n\nThis hotel is gorgeous, comfortable, and great, but I will never stay there again because they treated me like a theif and a freeloader.  And this was after spending over $1500 in an open tab at their night club XS.  Steve Wynn needs to be aware that his hotel staff are ruining the reputation of his hotel.
__label__2 MY ROOM WAS ORANGE!?? WHY!??!?!?!!?! It wasn't even an Hermes orange. It was whore-ange. YUCK. Casino is OK. XS is cool. Pool is OK. Stores are cool. Supposedly the buffet was one of the best, the line was too long and we don't even try buffets. Everything is just so-so. Will more than likely return, that's if the Palazzo is all booked :(\n\nI also hate butterflies. UGH!
__label__2 Dear Nene, thank you for coining the term \"Boughetto\" to combine all that is \"bougie\" and \"ghetto\" so I can perfectly describe our rooms at the Wynn.\n\nBoyfriend received 3 comped nights and some free play despite being a loyal MGM/Mirage player for years, so we decided to give the Wynn a try. It was the day after Thanksgiving, so we were hoping to grease our way to a suite or at least an upgraded standard room. No dice, but we did get a \"renovated\" room... que? Isn't this hotel like 5 years old?\n\nThe hallways of all things were beautifully decorated in a tasteful blend of browns and creams. The rooms were another story... white marble, white tufted leather couches, white bar, then RED and PINK and YELLOW. It was like a Boca Raton retiree won the lotto. \n\nDespite the recent renovation our toilet paper dispenser was broken and daily room cleaning took ages (we had to call every day to make sure they came). I will give them props though for bringing up hypoallergenic sheets after I broke out in a rash due to their chemically processed linens.\n\nEverything from the spa/fitness center to the buffet had steeply raised their prices from published rates, and nothing seemed to compare to the MGM properties (specifically Mandalay) that were generally less expensive with better service.\n\nAlso, the pool was completely closed despite posted winter hours. No biggie, but the hot tub looked alluring.\n\nOne pro: it's across the street from the mall!
__label__4 When Steve Wynn announced that he was going to build this hotel on the former Desert Inn property many years ago, I wondered how he was going to top the Bellagio, which was his signature hotel at that time.  Of course he created one of the most luxurious casino resorts that Vegas has ever seen....featuring:\n\n- A Ferrari dealership.\n\n- A luxurious poker room.\n\n- Spectacular rooms.\n\n- A 5 Star Golf Course.\n\n- Awesome restaurants, bars, and nightclubs.\n\n- High end gambling options.  This place is not for the low limit player.\n\nWhen my Wife and I want to treat ourselves to a nice evening, we come here.  Will I return?  You can count on it.
__label__4 LOVE THE WYNN!!!  I have stayed at several other hotels in LV and the Wynn is a definite stand out.  It has a level of classiness and luxury that no other hotel possesses.  It is immaculate and has extremely friendly and accommodating staff.  The first time my husband and I stayed at the Wynn was during one of our honeymoon \"stops.\"  They upgraded our room, sent us a card and some beautiful chocolates!  It's the little things that make Wynn truly stand out among the rest!
__label__3 Such a beautiful hotel & the fact that they're connected to Encore makes it super easy for you to get your clubbin' on! The view of their golf course is absolutely amazing. A huge patch of green in the middle of the dessert.
__label__0 Do not even stay here. The worst treatment I have ever received. Unbelievable! The spa is terrible as is everything else. Honestly, the Wynn came highly recommended and it was the worst experience in a hotel ever. 10% of the people were nice and the other 90% were absolutely horrible and disgraceful. It does not even deserve 1 star.
__label__3 Swanky.\n\nI think that is a good summary of Wynn Casino. I didn't stay here, but had a great time at their casino. If you signed up for their Red Card, you will get $10 FREE PLAY credit. We played our credit and had a couple of delicious Chocolate Martinis. \n\nWe were tipsy at 1 pm and I won about $12 from the Mona Lisa slot machine. Thank you, Wynn. I kinda heart you from that point on. Hopefully next time, I can come by and visit again. It was fun.
__label__0 This is a beautiful hotel with great food selection and shops.  The rooms are also nice.  I am giving this a one star because of what happened to me at 2 am on the way to my room.  On my way up to my room, 3 drunk guys get in from a lower floor and were so aggressive that I ended up shoving one of the guys to get out to my floor.  This was traumatic for me and a big advice I would have for all the ladies is to be really careful about being alone in the elevator, especially when it's late into the night.  When i shared this traumatic experience with one of the clerks at check out, his only offer was \"I'm sorry\" and mentioned that I should have reported it to security.  He did not offer anything else but for me to get in another line to speak to the manager.  I was unable to speak to the manager due to the long lines there and him stepping away from the front desk.  I was really surprised by the lack of empathy I received from the clerk and the lack of empowerment he had in trying to turn my experience around.   I was disappointed in my experience (although the rest of it was great) because of how it all ended when I shared something really traumatic.  My key takeaway:  As a woman, be careful about being alone in the Wynn elevators.
__label__4 I can't wait to get back to the Wynn.  The Wynn is truly one of the top hotels on the strip.  They employees do the little extra things that make you feel like you are the most important guest in the building.  Check-in was fast and easy.\n\nThe room was the best that I have had in Vegas!!  The decor was modern and the room was very clean.\n\nWe ate at the buffet for dinner and the food was the best we had on the trip - recommend that you eat there at least once on your stay.\n\nThe casino has something for everyone.  The minimum bets on the tables are reasonable to extravagant depending on your style of play.  The dealers make you feel comfortable regardless of your expertise.\n\nRelax and have fun at the Wynn!!
__label__2 We decided we needed the Vegas fix, and also wanted to mix up our usual places so we choose the Wynn Tower suites. It was ok, but not as good as the market it to be. Below are the details:\n\nThe Bad:\n\n* The valet at the tower entrance does not seem as professional as the Wynn valet. Not there when you need them and no real valet type stand or place to ask for help.\n\n* Check in staff is a bit boring and mono-tone voice. \n\n* Tower suite all have connecting doors!!!! They never told me that, and after speaking with them there were not any rooms left so we had to take it. Expensive hotels should NOT have connecting door. It's soooo Howard Johnson.\n\n* Nice hearing our drunk neighbors at 3am, even after the bell hop said the doors were super sound proof and would not be an issue. \n\n* Room is not what I expected. I have stayed at the Encore and their base room is nicer than the tower suites. Looks like a generic hotel layout.\n\n* TV is not in front of the bed, on the side wall and you have to swing it out. Not an issue, but the wall mount bracket sags and the TV is then crooked. Ever try and watch a movie with your head crooked to make the screen look straight? Not fun.\n\n* The Tower suites are marketed as a \"quite retreat from the strip\", not quite when the 2am drunks come home.\n\n* Now, we do enjoy the topless pools in Vegas, but this one at Wynn is about the most beat, total waste of time pool we have ever been to. Even the Encore pool, which we thought was boring and creepy, was better than the Wynn. \n\n  First, there are like no staff help at all. Had to scavenge around ourselves for lounges.  \n  \n  Second, Steve Wynn needs to lighten up on his profits. What they charge for a day bed is crazy. Especially when most of them are in the shade by 130pm. The entire front row perimeter has reserved signs on it. Now there were only about 10% of the paid for chairs/day beds, lounges being used. These stayed empty all day. It would be much nicer if the crowd that did attend would get these at a reasonable price, verses them being empty all day and the Wynn looks foolish for being profit hungry. Would lead to a much better vibe and fun pool, which equates to happier quests.\n\n   Finally, the Euro sun bathing pool is a total waste of time. They need to work on this one. Make it mandatory topless, couples only (over 25), and charge 75 bucks a day pas and they would have  a gold mine. \n\n* Cabs - They market the Tower suites as being no crowds, quite and more like a apartment building than a hotel. Not the case with getting a cab here. We waited almost 18 minutes trying for a cab. Long line and no cabs coming in. This is Vegas, if they can figure out how to build a 90 story building and resort, they can figure out a way to get cabs there for people. \n\nThe Good:\n\n* The flowers everywhere is amazing and smells great. Very impressed with the amount of time/money that must take.\n\n* Spa/gym is great and large.\n\n* Tablue is great for breakfast and never crowded.\n\n* Wife likes the gambling here, said it was great fun and time flew.\n\n* La Cave is a great mid priced American menu restaurant. Nice vibe and crowd.\n\n* They have an employee at almost every intersection or hall way entrance to help answer questions of give directions. Was great the always have someone within a few feet to help with directions. Most impressive thing at the Wynn.\n\nSo, overall not the best stay, but was enjoyable. We may not return soon, and will go back the Mandarin instead. I liked the Encore better on my last stay.
__label__0 RIPP OFF !!! they charged for a soup and egg white $45.00 at the casino !!! That is insane. Their staff is rude and impulite!!\nI will never, but never ever, go there again.
__label__3 This review is only for Le Rive.  \n\nThe show was pretty much exactly what I expected.  Here is wasn't what you could assume:\n\n It had almost too much going on.  Can't look at everything at once.  \nStoryline wasn't exactly clear.  It more or less cleared up in the end.\nThe part where the cast is swimming synchronously with the red heels without coming to the surface to breath was pretty cool.  \nThe arena was pretty neat with the 360 degree view of the pool.
__label__4 AUTOMATIC SHADES\n\nWhen I found out our work group was staying here I was so happy. My room was amazing and the view was breathtaking. But what brought me the most joy was laying in bed and opening and closing the automatic shades and curtains. Honestly I could lay there all day and have a blast. I guess it's the little things that make me happy. In all of my world travels that is one feature I have never really seen in a hotel. \n\nSteve Wynn spares no expense and everything is top notch in any of his properties. He understands his customers are willing to pay for the good life. Steve provides that good life here. He plays videos on the in-room TV where he describes the hotel. After 4 days of non-stop talking in the dry weather my voice starts to sound like Steve Wynn. I crack up all my co-workers with doing hilarious versions of Steve's TV speeches. I love Vegas for laughs with co-workers. \n\nThis hotel is amazing but expensive too. The room is great. It is so luxurious I want to stay here all of the time. The bathroom is huge too. I enjoy the amazing views of the mountains and it's such a great sight to see when I wake up. \n\nThe hotel has some restaurants inside. There is one we always go too but that's because you can get a bag of hot donuts after dinner. Those things are so good. There's also a nightclub but I've never been to it. Work seems to always get in the way of business trips. Damn work. \n\nI do use the gym/spa though. It is a little expensive at $20 a day but I need to get my workout in. I will work in breakfast there too with some fresh fruit and a coffee. So it kind of works out because it might actually cost me $20 to just order that food for breakfast. My mornings are not complete until I've gotten my six mile run in.  So as unhealthy as Vegas can be between the amount of food and late nights this gym puts me right back on my healthy track. Which is derailed by the end of every evening...ha!!!\n\nSo if you're looking for a great place to stay in Vegas then this is the place to stay. It will make you feel like a king. I wish I could spend more time hanging here then actually working off-site. They use to have a free shuttle through the golf course to the convention center. That was the best but it's now gone. It made my work day so easy. Now I have to take the scary convention bus in traffic or a taxi to get to the show. Steve if your listening bring the bus back!!!
__label__0 The reason for this one star review is because there is NO possibility of sleep at this hotel on the weekends and they simply don't care. It is 3:23AM as I write this with front desk informing me it will last till 4:00 AM. \nLike many who come here for conventions - this is deeply disturbing when one must get up early for work - and to pay high Vegas rates for a top property.
__label__2 Actually I give it 3 and a half stars. The hotel is absolutely gorgeous and huge. There's a Ferrari dealership, a huge casino, a big buffet. We paid almost $1000 for a panoramic view suit. My friends paid half that at the Trump hotel and got such a better view. It's a really fancy hotel though with really nice employees. It's also pretty far from the center strip where most of the action is. The club was awesome and I saw the entire team USA there. I also saw Tyrese Gibson. They were all staying at the Wynn. That should tell you something about how fancy this place is. The worst part though, the buffet was horrible. I was like a kid in the candy store when I first saw their brunch. Everything looked so good but looks can be deceiving. I couldn't even finish 1 plate. It gave me a horrible stomach ache and everything was pretty bland. I was so disappointed in the buffet especially.
__label__1 My rating is for the customer service not the hotel. The hotel was great, good food with a lot of restaurants and Encore pool is a lot of fun. \n\nWhen I checked into the hotel the computer system was down and continued to stay down for quite amount of hours. I tried to get there early to set up the room since I was throwing a bachelorette party but couldn't get in and around 7:15pm I had to go talk to them again since we had dinner reservations at 7:45pm at another hotel and had to get ready still. The only reason they gave me one room key to only one of our rooms is cause I started crying. To top it off they call us at 1am to tell us our other room is ready but yet don't comp us for that night. They had the girls get ready in their spa and then check their luggage back in at the desk. \n\nOverall the only thing they did for us was give us food credit and comp the resort fee. I honestly believe they could have and should have done more for us since we only got one room at a time and the second room that was ready at 1am wasn't the right one, it only had one bed and the shower didn't work well so we had to have the girls in that room switch rooms again on Sat to one with two beds. \n\nThere was a lot of inconveniences at this hotel that I wouldn't have expected and will not stay there again because of this. There are plenty of other nice hotels that aren't as expensive and will treat you a lot better.
__label__0 My family have been loyal customers of Wynn for many many years. It's been our favorite hotel until today.\n\nThe customer service at wynn lacks professionalism. I was thoroughly disappointed at how a manager handles a mistake that was made by an employee checking us in. Upon check in, my card was double charged for the resort fee. The next day when I approached the checkin desk again to voice my concern, the manager I spoke to was extremely arrogant  and insisted they corrected the mistake so that's all. His apology was insincere and he communicated with a stern face and acted like I was wasting his time, when it was his staffs mistake that's causing me extra trouble.\n\nI've stayed at plenty 5 star resorts and not once have I experienced such horrible customer service.
__label__2 What is that syndrome called where you begin to identify with your kidnapper? Well that is how the relationship between the Sand Convention center and I has progressed. Last year, I felt like a rat trapped in the toilet, this past trip I was more \"accepting\" of the convention centers drawbacks.\nA note to all attending shows here. When they say they have multiple levels of convention space, what they really mean is they have a few great, spacious, luxurious ballrooms and convention halls, then they have two levels concrete, bomb shelter type parking garage that is used to house booths for large conventions. \nThat being said, the staff has done a good job here of making the venue as easy as possible to navigate and get thru. I have been to many a convention center and I would say that the Sands puts on a slightly above average venue. Getting in and getting out this year went better than last, but the place is still a maze. \nIf you see the minotaur just run...run........RUN!
__label__2 Over the years, I've attended many conferences here.....ASD, MAGIC, CES, and many more I can't count.  The convention center was originally a free standing building next to the old Sands.  When they built the Venetian and Palazzo, they built it around this old building.....the key here is 'old'.\n\nThat said, to get to the main floor from either resort it's a pretty long walk.  The easiest way to access it is via taxi or limo that drops you off at the steps....but I rarely take taxis in Vegas.\n\nThere's no free internet access, so you'll either have to pay an arm and a leg or bring your own WiFi.  Good thing I have an iPad with a cellular plan....it's worth the cost....especially since I attend so many conferences.\n\nRestrooms are old and located on the level below the main floor.  The Las Vegas Convention Center is the same way, but their restrooms are more modern and large.  Oftentimes, this place has a long line waiting to use them because of the volume of people.\n\nBecause they're trying to drive you to one of the casino properties, there's not much F&B options at the convention center.  The walk is long to get any decent food options.  Also, there's very few places to sit down and take a break from time to time....that's probably my biggest complaint about this place.  When you're on your feet for hours, you need to give show attendees places to rest.\n\nCompared to meeting space in other cities, this place rocks.  However, compared to places in Vegas...it's just OK.\n\nReturn Factor - 100%.....because I have to.
__label__0 I wrote a review on the venition when I was staying there, but I should have posted one on here. My wife and I were at the venition for a weekend and decided to go to the covention they were having. I was walking threw the outside to threw the parking garage and some big guy wearing a red ses shirt and a silver name tag was sitting outside by the garage, ( an obvious sands employee ) hit on my wife, very disrespectful. He looked high on something and the garage smelled horrible of pot. I think for such a high end place they would maybe drug test or background check there employees, I own a bussiness and I would never ever! Let my employees do such a thing. His name was john v or john n. I I didnt want my anger to get the best of me so we left and never to return. I understand  some drunk guy wondering the strip but not an employee. I will never recommend my company to hold a booth there nor will I return to the venition.
__label__2 Chainsaw S. have a motto....  Aim low.\n\nYou can't expect anything good from a joint named Terrible's.  Low expectations are the key to good customer service.\n\nGenius.  That's what Terrible's is.\n\nHere are a few suggestions that would have given them 4 stars from me:\n~Throw in a fabric softener sheet with the towels every once and a while.  Good thing I forgot my exfoliator at home.\n~Try not to make your guests feel like they have the world's fattest ass.  I'm telling you, every time I sat on that tiny toilet seat I sang \"Fat Bottom Girls\".\n~WD40 those elevators, please.  \n\nI had a damn good time staying at Terrible's.  The bloody mary's were good AND free.  The pool was refreshing and relatively clean.  And the best part... it's walking distance to the Double Down, even in heels.
__label__0 So this review is only for the brunch buffet!\n\n The morning that my family was leaving Vegas we decided we should go to a cheap breakfast buffet, after a quick search we learned that Terrible's had a brunch buffet for only $10 a person.\n\nIT WAS NOT WORTH THE MONEY.\n\nEverything was horrible.  The french toast was stale, the eggs were cold, the OJ was SOUR.  My muffin was so hard that when I threw it at my sister it actually hurt her when it finally hit. It's breakfast people! It's not that hard to get it right!\n\nthe only thing my mom and I ate was the watermelon.\n\n$10 for watermelon?\nnot such a great deal.\n\nit really was TERRIBLE.\n\nI would have given negative stars if possible.
__label__0 Seriously? The name says it all! \n\nThis place is like the worst, darkest most horrifying section of HELL!\n\nThis review is for the buffet restaurant only. \n\nMy friend (who I'm not in touch with anymore) dragged me here on our last day of vacation. Oh boy...\n\nThe place is the trashiest, the public are red nacks or white trash old people who burnt all of their money in gambling in the shittiest casinos & therfore dont have the budget or the class to go anywhere else! \nThe servers are bunch of ladies who are the age of my grandma yet they still work instead of enjoying their last days on the beach in Florida! Or they might be young but aged dramatically due to excessive drinking, smoking, tanning etc. \nNot fun, the whole place looks like a geriatric department in a shitty hospital!\n\nFood-  Do not dare!! Makes hometown buffet taste like a gourmet 5 star meal! It's tastless, greasy & the lowest quality it can be, \nI'll prefer any airlines food over this crap!\n\nServers - Slow, rood, tired, ugly & then they just disappear.\n\nHealth - After eating 1/3 portion of eggs & meat, I had to run to the restrooms with a diarrhea & seat there for 2 hours! \nWhy am I abusing my body for eating in those kinda places???\n\nRestrooms - Similar to the ones in India, if you ever been, you probably know what I'm talking about!\nNASTY, Stinky & has lots of shit on the floor, literally.\n\nOh boy, I was happy to get back home!\n\nIf you are into white trash, red necks, old women who can't walk since their so fat that they cant carry themselves anymore, if you want your food to taste like a processed ashtray, then by all means, go for it. I would go just so I could watch this circus!\n\nBottom line, the place is a geriatric department!  \nAnd, You get what you pay for!\n\nYalla Bahhh! Yak.
__label__0 We were packing up to leave Vegas and needed to get an early Brunch. On the drive out we see several signs for the $7-9 Prime Rib, no strings attached [unlike other casinos that require you to sign into a players reward program or some other hook]. \n\nUnfortunately the Prime Rib eluded me as the rest of my party wanted breakfast so I was sucked into the pit that was the buffet at Terribles. The dining area is split between a sit down dining area for table service and an all you can eat buffet service.\n\nNow I shouldn't rag on Terribles too much, you can only expect so much for a 7-8 dollar buffet.\n\nBut it was pretty bad.\n\nThe meats were greasy as all heck, Turkey was so dry it would turn to dust and ashes when poked. The sausages consisted of casing, fat and a small tiny vain of meat. The beef brisket ranged from charcoal to gritty fat. The potatoes were meh.. \n\nJust a bad experience. \n\nOh and the place was dirty. Seriously. Go check it out, the place is decked out with fake trees and plants all over the place. The tops of which have dust bunnies and huge piles of dust.\n\nYuck.\n\nJust no..  say no to Terribles food.
__label__1 Ok... if you're hungry, hung over and needing something yummy to hit the spot. Don't go here.. ha! The decor and gimmicky stuff is pretty much the only thing that's great about this place. I love that you get a take home glass with your beer :) but the food is just yuck! Bar food that's gotten even blander than it already is! Our service was great, she was fast and friendly but it just didn't hit the spot. I don't even remember what anybody had - but seriously. Go here for the souvenirs, not the food!
__label__3 Was here for breakfast the other day. Food was good and the service was excellent and quick!\n\nFood: 4\nService: 5\n\nOverall: 4.5 rounds down
__label__2 Pretty average. Would equate it to a Chili's or Red Robin. Service was 5 stars. And the local music they had going was 5 stars too. Drinks were a little steep... food was good, just not very unique.
__label__0 If I could give this place negative stars I would.  I stayed here for a few months and knew I had to get out.  The staff there is so unprofessional and rude its ridiculous.  Kathy will be nice one day and rude the next. I will let you know the whole front desk staff is horrible... The property manager Sonya is the worst of them all!! I don't know what's wrong with her but her jaw is constantly moving when she talks to you, like she's tweeked out.. Its gross!!!!\nIf you are a single woman do not ever trust this place as a safe environment.. It is occupied with apparent drug users who are so pilled out that they leave their car doors open all night, sit out in front of their apartments and drink all day... It is so scary walking to your room because you never know what's lurking around the corner.. Also, if you are a woman the perverted old men come and sit at the pool and watch you or stand on the balcony and watch you as you lay out.. Its very creepy!!!!\nThe laundry rooms are always dirty and the washers and dryers are old and always broken. If the dryer doesn't work they won't refund your money. \nThey have a bunch of illegal workers there who speak no English and the guy workers are soooo creepy...its not safe at all....\nTo say the least, I would never recommend this place to anyone, it was one of the worst experiences I've ever had with any place I have stayed...\nStay clear of this place its horrible!!!!!!!
__label__2 Smokey room. Relatively dark casino. Old people. Haggard people and  few youngin's hangin' round.\n\nI had 2 eggs, bacon, potatoes and 2 pieces of toast for $3.99. Not only was it cheap but you get 4 pieces of big bacon!! Soooooo much of deal it's hard to imagine!\n\nIf you're an outdoor lover... or if you're aching to see something besides the inside of a casino, don't come here.\n\nOtherwise, this is  great cheap breakfast that will fill you up and put you back to bed.
__label__2 this is actually a veeeery crappy looking casino.. but.. i will come here for\n$2.99  steak and eggs.. mMmmMmm.. it comes with bread too. yaaay!!! it's a talker between friends too... it's like.. if you're competing for where to eat for the cheapest deal... definatly this one is a catcher!!! haha. yum!!! cheap food in vegas. where on earth do u find $2.99 steak and eggs these days? not very manY!!! \nthere's other deals too that they have .... i only got the steak and egg.. but if u ask.. they'll tell you! =) .. so ask =)
__label__2 we have gone to this \"ol'school (of the strip, local)\" restaurant/casino/brewery a ew tims (btw are you confused yet---so am I)\nto say the least it is a jack of all trades but, you cant beat there breakfasts, cheap and good, last time i went it was steak and eggs for $3.99. as i stated previoulsy this is also a brewery and they make there own root beer, yeah its good stuff..this is not a place i would staay at or even gasmble at but its good bang for your buck......last time i went with my pops in law we had a coupon all u can drink for 1 whole hour, no purchase necessary, i think we rocked 22 coronas, pretty awesome...
__label__2 My friend was raving about this place. Apparently it was featured on the Discovery Channel as being one of the best steaks for its value. To me, the steak was alright (I mean, it's no Morton's)... I wish they actually had steak knives. It truly is worth it, and make sure you ask for the draft beer (which by the way only costs $2). I loved going there, but I cannot see myself going there twice like my friend. \n\nIf you are trying to get there by foot, from the Strip, take the Bally's shortcut instead of going around the block. Service is incredibly slow (as they are understaffed). VERY slow. but you get what you pay for in life. \n\nI feel tempted to give this place 4 stars, but i just think this place is A-OK at a REALLY good value. so 3.5 stars sounds good.
__label__4 What can I say that hasn't already been said about Ellis Island.\n\nYes the place is a dump, yes the location isn't the greatest, and yes the clientele can be a bit sketchy, but for the love of God I don't know what I would do without this place.\n\nI swing by Ellis once a week and get my grub on, the steak special $6.99 is great, it's not the best cut of meat in town, but it's good, and it comes with you choice of potato, a veggie (usually green beans), and a salad, plus a beer or rootbeer.\n\nI am also going to let you in on a little secret that may or may not have been mentioned, get there before keno starts and you can order food at the bar in the keno lounge. There are only 9 or so seats at the bar and I don't know if you can order from the tables, but if you are dining solo you can skip the 30+ min wait for the cafe and order at the bar.\n\nI can also not forget the Beer, I am a beer guy, I have drank my share of beer across this nation, while the beer at Ellis isn't in my top 5, hell probably not in my top 10, I will say it's good, and hell it's CHEAP!!! $1.75 for a draft before 9:00, you can't beat that with a stick. \n\nAnother insider tip, try the heffy with about 1/3 of the stout on top of it, TRUST ME YOU WILL NOT BE DISAPPOINTED!!!\n\nI have always wanted to try Metro Pizza, and I have heard many a good thing about the BBQ there, but honestly I never stray from the steak special...is there a need to???
__label__3 I've been to Vegas dozens of times and I can't believe I've missed this place. The $6.99 steak dinner was a great value, and I thought the steak was perfectly acceptable. The baked potato seemed like it had been cooked a week ago and reheated, but the steak made up for it. The service was good, and the parking is plentiful. This was actually the best meal I had during three days in Vegas eating at fancy places on on the strip, which is pretty sad.
__label__0 The food may be cheap but you do have to put up with some atrocious customer disservice. From the maitre d to the waiter, everyone made it clear you are a bother and should just go away. You have to be pretty thick-skinned to put up with such nonsense for a big plate of meat.
__label__4 The locals roll here for late nights eats. Steak and Eggs for $4.99. The best value. If you have another spot please share. This is a nice cut of meat and cook perfectly.  \n\nI went the first night and ordered the S & E special finished it and ordered another one. Then went back the next morning. Tasty. I recommend.
__label__0 terrible service, food wasn't even decent, prices were average. I think the only type of ethnic food was the Mexican food. and pretty cool that they have their own name beer. was alright.\n\n\nI wish I knew this place sucked so badly before even thinking of coming here.
__label__1 I couldn't even detect the hops in what they assured me was the IPA. The rare sirloin was the rarest rose. The breakfast burrito was good. Service was quite friendly. Smoky atmosphere, of course.
__label__0 We went there for the karaoke. However, the bar had a 2 drink minimum even for the designated driver. And they have a policy of evicting customers that don't have a drink in front of them. Very poor service from waitresses on the floor and bar. Even though I was tipping (for soda) at first. The security team is a bunch of pushy emotional kids so I had to take my complaints to their supervisors. This place really put a damper on our celebrations so we cut as soon as I reported our issues.
__label__3 I've only ever been here in the wee hours of the night, but honestly, I think that's the only time you should be here. STEAK AND EGGS.\n\nFor some reason, steak and eggs post-clubbing (or anytime after midnight) has always been a staple of my Vegas trips, so I've been to quite a few places. Skip Buffalo Bill's and go to Ellis Island! Trust me. Heard about it from a cab driver one Vegas trip, and we have been back every time since.\n\nLocation wise, it's off the strip a bit, but parking is generally not a problem (though again, only been here when it's... late), and I've also managed to hail a cab standing on the side of the road at 3am.\n\nOur server was really patient with us, even though we had a big group. Service was surprisingly slow, given that it was mostly empty (-1 star), but they brought out 10 steak and eggs orders all at once so no one was waiting extra. This is the best steak and eggs deal in Vegas (for the price) because the steak is actually edible and not too tough to chew and the potatoes are seasoned well. Eggs are eggs. It's not gourmet, but when you're tired and hungry and in good company, tastes like heaven.\n\nAlso, beware the creepy guys on the casino floor who leer at girls in heels and short dresses.\n\ntl;dr: Best place for late night steak and eggs in Vegas!
__label__0 Is there LESS than one star??   \n\nI used to recommend Ellis Island ribs to EVERYONE coming to Las Vegas, but no more.  You guys absolutely suck.  \n\nWe went in with an 11 year old and her dad, the first time in Vegas for both of them, and the FIRST night in town I took them to ELLIS ISLAND.   \n\nAfter an hour wait for a table, we left with an 11 year old in tears because they don't serve DINNER to anyone under 21, even with outdoor seating, and they don't offer take-out either.  No way for me to pull THAT one out of the bag.  We went to Margeritaville instead.\n\nWay to ruin a vacation, guys.  It just wasn't that much to ask.  \n\nI'm a local, and I won't be back, and I'll tell anyone that will listen that Ellis Island is NOT the place to go.
__label__0 Contacted by a marketing person from Ellis Island for more info about the incident. I responded...then never heard another word. Really think they do not care about customer service. Clearly enough people show up for the cheap food. Whatever...just sad.
__label__2 Holy SMOKE, this place had so much cigarrette smoke in the air it looked hazy.  It made the dining less enjoyable.  We went for the famous \"Steak Special\". And I must say it was pretty darn good.  The green beans and mash potatoes that accompanied it was enjoyable as well.
__label__2 Ok I get that you want to keep this place OG and all BUT...this place is durrrty and freaken stinks....\nBUT 3 stars for the bomb.com steak and eggs and prime rib special :) \nNext time Ill try the BBQ.
__label__1 No idea how this place gets such high ratings. Service is terrible, slow, uninformative, no follow up, not good.  Food was average.
__label__3 Our large group walked from Planet Hollywood to here. Damn that was a long walk!!!\n\nI had their side salad and split pea soup which was so delicious. I also had an order of their chicken fried chicken. It was good, but their gravy was a tad bit on the salty side. Their rootbeer was so refreshing too. My meal was only $7 plus some odd change.\n\nMy Hubby had their prime rib w/ beer. He said it was good. Can't beat $12.99.\n \nOverall, it was pretty good. Next time we are catching the cab!
__label__4 My review is strictly for the karaoke only.  I had more fun here than I have ever had karaoking anywhere.  There are some really amazing singers.  We went on a Tuesday night so it started off pretty dead so the rotation went quickly and we got to sing about 3 times each.  As the night wore on, it got more packed and by midnight we were sure we weren't going to get to sing again.  The ambiance and the crowd just makes singing so much fun!  They cheer you on and dance and sing along.  The sound system is great too.  They have TVs all over the bar with the lyrics displayed.  They also seem to have a good selection of music.\n\nWe went back on a Friday night and that place was PACKED to the hilt.  We put our names in and ended up having to wait about 1 1/2 hours to sing.  It was still a TON of fun. \n\nThey brew their own beers and we got the Heffe's, which were delicious.  I hear they have really good food so I'd like to try that sometime.\n\nThis is my new favorite karaoke spot!
__label__4 This place is ... too great to be describe when you want good food and cheap price!!! I had all my breakfasts there when I was visiting LA because that was the first thing that came into my mind when I woke up!!!
__label__2 Saw all the Yelp reviews so I decided to give this place a chance. Plus since we came here as four students out budgets were quite low for dinners and lunch. \nI ordered the King's Cut Prime Ribs. It came with a salad and mashed potatoes + a free tall (and by talk I mean REALLY talk glass) of root beer/beer. However, the ribs were alright, borderline under the normal standard. The Mashed Potatoes though is SUPER SMASHING. I would totally pay $10 just to eat them. The texture is silky and the gravy is like... There is really no words I can describe it.\nMy friend ordered a Streak Sandwich, NY Strip and a Pasta and they all came out to \nabout $100 something for four so that's not bad.\nOne plus point about this place is that the service is excellent and there are plenty of seats. \nSo all in all, a great place to eat if you want to pass all the ridiculously expensive restaurants but also don't want to have to resort to the McDonald across the road
__label__2 The prices were great, but they were out of stout...\n\nI was a bit crowded and that left the staff super spread out... Our table faced the kitchen door and it was obvious they only had two cooks in the kitchen, I wonder how the dining room got so croweded?  But for the price I don't mind having to wait for our food, beg for water and the check.\n\nI will say the people watching was priceless!  It looked like perhaps a convention of middle-aged mid-west salesmen had hit the place hard just before we were seated! Hilarious :)
__label__1 Meh.\nPork chop with eggs was dry. Bread had a very salty butter. Buddies steak was good. Don't care to go back.
__label__4 Excellent casino and steak.\n\nCab driver mentioned is on the way in from the airport when I asked about good, cheap eats. Decided to head over and wasn't disappointed. \n\nThey have reasonable table limits so you can stretch your gambling money if you just want to play a little for a cheap price. It's not a big casino but they have all the major games covered. \n\nThe real star of the show is the 8.99 steak special. For nine bucks you get a 10 oz steak, baked potato, salad, green beans, and a beer of your choice. I expected the steak to be a thin, cheap, grisly piece of meat. But it was actually a nice cut that was cooked perfectly. \n\nIf you don't have a players card the price is 11.99 and it doesn't come with a beer. It's still a good deal at that price. Our server was nice enough to let us use an extra voucher that he had, and that made it even better.
__label__3 Gets the job done .had a Weiss and a light beer ... Got me buzzed and I think I've had enough ;)unpasteurized beer is good for you in moderation .
__label__3 What can I say? This is a true Vegas gem! \nNever had a bad experience here. \n$2 20oz beers, $1 during football games. \n$10 minimum purchase with card. \nHappy Hour menu is not shabby. \nYou'll meet lots of locals, and folks who are just passing by and overly excited for discovering Ellis. \n Karaoke after 9pm at the bar near the front entrance.  BBQ restaurant in the far back corner (not connected to the cafe) next to the Sport Bets. \nService is always fast and friendly! \n\nDouchy folks, STAY AWAY!
__label__2 There is a lot of Indian Cuisine competition but this place does have great service and great comfort food at a good price. I really enjoy the neighborhood competition, Mint Indian Bistro and Origin of India more though, but there is something about this place that continues to keep itself standing, despite this. I would definitely go here if I had more friends who like Indian food or ate out as much as I used to. This place is a lot older. But I live right up the street from this place and if I got tired of frequenting Mint Indian Bistro on Flamingo, I would go here to get a change of setting. I think it is a little more authentic than the Mint, but I am not a fan of authentic, I like a little bit of flare to my food that is catered to Americans. My friend likes this place more than Mint, so maybe they have some special dishes that stand out for vegetarians...\n\nAgain, because it sits in a terrible neighborhood, the fact that it still survived the many years of recession probably says a lot about the authenticity of their dishes. I don't know a lot about their off the buffet menu entrees but I hear they are pretty good.\n\nThe decor has antique wood and has a fine dining appeal with the table cloth and nice water glass. But, this seems to be  a common theme for all of the Indian Restaurants, they are very properly set.\n\nThe Indian food buffet is a good deal, but if I had patience I would order off the menu because they will cook it to order and the food will taste fresh and more flavorful.
__label__0 This place has thali's with different names like Bengali Thali, South Indian Thali etc... thali with names from every part of India.. But each thali has more or less the same food Punjabi food. like chicken tikka nan and Dal. I had ordered south Indian thali and thought he had got the wrong order, when I told him about it, he told me I should have read the menu more carefully. He told me no matter what the name, it only has Punjabi food.. I felt cheated by them and left. they did charge me about $25 for that fake thali..
__label__3 Good food. I was surprised to find that they charge $4 for rice though... On the side of curry? Doesn't that usually come with it? \n\nAnd, the waiter told me that I couldn't order one of the curries because I was not Indian. I think he meant it as a warning about the spice but never-the-less I thought it was funny and worth mentioning. \n\nFYI - the wifi password is \"iloveganhdi\"
__label__4 Gandhi is awesome. Please don't take my word for it, go try their fish tikka and fish pakora and I bet you you'll fall in love with it. This comes from a foodie who loves authentic fish!
__label__4 Shady, dirty, dark, and stinky. On the plus side, they do have cheap tables. But despite all that, you come here for  that $1 monster of a hot dog. Five stars for inspiring margarita-drunk ladies to pose promiscuously with this delicacy.
__label__2 Here's my \"Slots A Fun\" story.\n\nFlew to Vegas on Monday and burned through over half of my funds in the first 24 hours of my 48 hour visit.  Not acceptable.  Need a break.  I couldn't find any bank ATMs, so I took the Deuce from downtown to the nearest Wells Fargo branch (between Fremont and the Strat - kind of a crappy area).\n\nAfter walking through the drive-through ATM, I was standing by the Deuce stop and sweating profusely.  Crap.  It's hot.  The passersby are staring at me.  I resolved to get on the next Deuce, no matter which way it was going.\n\nA bus arrived heading towards the Strip.  I hopped in for the ride.  I remembered that a friend had recommended Slots A Fun and their (in)famous 99 cent hot dog.  He said they were nasty.  What the hell, my day couldn't get much worse.\n\nI sauntered in about 1:00 P.M.  and grabbed a $2 Heineken.  Stood in line for the snouts.  Made the tactical error of adding chili to my hot dog (see picture).  Just nasty.  Tasted like Hormel chili and bologna mixed together.  Ugh.\n\nWhy three stars?\n\nThe place is dumpy and grimy, but everyone seemed to be having a good time.\n\nThe hot dog with chili was rude, but my gambling luck improved dramatically after eating said hot dog.  \n\nThanks A Lot, Slots A Fun!  Perhaps I shall return some day when I am down on my luck.
__label__3 What kind of mystery meat do they put in these wrinkly giant hot dogs? Actually, I don't want to know, but it filled me up for $2.\n\nAnd you (blackjack) people who constantly double down when the dealer is showing 10 and you have 10...I'm going to choke you.
__label__1 No more 99 cent beer, no more diarrhea inducing 99 cent shrimp cocktail, no more 1/4 lb hot dogs...dangit...whats a cheapskate to do?\nWell at least the Snack Nook has footlongs for $1.99
__label__1 I dragged my party down to Slots-A-Fun because it was the last place that I knew on the strip that had coin operated machines.  I miss that *ching*ching*ching* sound and a bucket full of nickels, unfortunately, it's gone from here too.
__label__1 This place used to be my favorite on the strip! We used to go for cheap drinks and foot-long $1.99 hotdogs. And now its been replaced by Nathans unimpressive dogs :/ They swapped out a lot of slots for Arcade games, which is decent, but I'm just generally disappointed in the changes.
__label__2 I always know I'm in Vegas when I come here and spend 20 bucks on a subway 5 dollar footlong lmao! Seriously how is it even legal for subway to rip you off like that haha. \n\nSlots of fun is like a 20 ton boulder going down hill....once it gets going...unstoppable. I don't even gamble here. When I stay at riviera I usually just come over to slots of fun to grab a nathans hot dog or some Over priced subway sandwiches. That being said there is something I like about the place. Just really old school vegas. Vegas actually needs more places like this. Hate to say it but I will be back lol
__label__1 Slots-A-Fun used to be a fun place.   They benefitted from all the foot traffic that used to be more prevalent on the North Strip.   With the fall of most of their neighbors Slots-A-Fun now primarily serves as a slot parlor for guests at Circus Circus.      No more table games...and thats a shame because it was a fun place to play craps.\n\nI still pop in almost every visit just as a tribute to the old days but its a tomb every  time I go.    Seems like there's less than 10 people in there every time I visit now.  I Cant imagine how they stay in business.    They still have some good cheap eats/drinks at the snack bar...and the gift shop is nice for cheap souveniers....but without any people there is simply no energy in this place.     Maybe with the revival of Sahara and a new casino planned next door Slots-A-Fun will get back to its former glory.   But for now, its just kinda sad.
__label__2 Came here with a big group of people (~15) at around 10p on a Thursday night. We had just finished running with MIP, and were super famished and thirsty. \n\nCan't remember the server's name but I would say he and the rest of the staff were very accommodating by putting together tables for us and taking our orders by whose bills were together. The food is what I would imagine a typical diner would be-- not quite the greatest culinary experience of my life, but cheap as heck and open 24/7. I had a Tuscany Superbird, which I suppose was a new addition? The bread was a tad too toasted for me and hurt to bite into lol, but overall not bad especially with a side of seasoned fries! At any other Denny's visit, I usually opt for the $2, $4, $6, $8 menu, but I was feeling \"adventurous\" lol.
__label__1 I went with a group to play this course for the 1st time since we had a free foursome. The other 3 in my group had played this course before. They were telling me in years past this was one of the best courses in Vegas. You definitely can't say that now. It was in just average condition and there isn't really anything special about the course. The staff was friendly and the beer was cold. You get your first beer after your round for the price of your score so that was nice. I wouldn't go out of my way to play this course but what the heck it was free. It has the feel of an old worn out muni course and has a drainage ditch running through it that isn't very attractive. I would say 2 -2.5 stars.
__label__3 Hey, It was my first time...as an adult...in Vegas; The Riviera was cheap.\nAlthough our room was facing construction, it was more than enough for us. What do you do when you're in Vegas?? SLEEP?! I think not....We used it for our day naps, and our opportunities to make some pre-drinks. We are a young couple and it was perfect for us. We took the deuce EVERYWHERE and drove the final day....perfectly convenient. The staff was, as said, low on customer service. Overall, It was exactly what we needed. We probably wouldn't stay there again, mostly because we loved some of the other casinos a little more.\nIf you're looking for a great deal, while still having a nice clean room to rest your head, check it out.
__label__0 I like many others was pleased to get a hotel room in Vegas for $50/night on a summer weekend. The room was pretty nice. Comfy mattress and nice television. However, I was very disappointed to discover that when I got back to the room after being out all day, $40 had been stolen from my bag! I could have used the safe for $3.50/day, but I've never had this happen at any hotel I've stayed at and since I didn't leave it laying around I had no idea that somebody would go through all my stuff to find money. What was even worse was I reported it to hotel security and they came to the room to do a report and I haven't heard anything from the hotel about it. It's only been a few days, but I know if I was a business owner I would follow up on something like this within a day. I mean, at least offer me show tickets, buffet tickets, anything. I will never stay there again.
__label__2 I stayed at The Rivera because this is where Rollercon was. \n\n(-) I got here the day before the convention and checked in super early. I think I still waited in line for about a half hour. The line was only about a quarter as long as it was everytime I walked by the lobby anytime after. I did have to wait in line probably a half hour to check out (I stayed later than a lot of other skaters) because the easy check out didn't work for me. Once I got up there, it almost seemed like I didn't have to even check out. \n\n(+) This was a really great place to host Rollercon. The convention area was able to fit four tracks and tons of vendor booths. This wasn't even the only convention going on during this time. \n\n(-) For as many people as there were, toward the end of the convention, in the evenings, lines started forming for the elevators, and said line wrapped around the corner. \n\n(-) The music, played on loop, at the pool sucks. Except for that one Cars song. \n\n(+/-) The general vibe at The Vic was alright. When not busy, it was kinda cool. The bartender was really cool. I went back again a couple times when it was crowded, and the two different servers that I had were terribly slow and unattentive. And the food wasn't that great. \n\n(+/-) If you sign up for a players card, you get to eat at the buffet once for free. I'm pretty sure this would cost you like $15 for breakfast/lunch usually, so probably even more for dinner. I went around brunch time. \nOn a weird note, it seemed at brunch time, it was mostly American breakfast food (eggs, bacon, french toast, etc) and chinese, etc. Springrolls right next to the French toast. You should have seen my plate. It was weird. \n\n(+) I got some regular room (non smoking) and it came with a mini fridge. \n\n(-) The view from my room was the top of a roof, which was UGLY and a bunch of construction. I saw nothing. And the window was only half the size of the curtains. It was tiny (not that it mattered much, since our view sucked.
__label__0 This place is still a craphole. Back to Vegas for nationals and they did seem to have a bit more organization, however they were still way under staffed for the amount of people. Skanky Dancers dance on poles right by the poker tables now which was a bit much, the service at the main bar is sooooo slow and unfriendly. The food court still has cheap eats, but seemes to close early most nights. So glad we stayed elsewhere!
__label__1 You seriously get what you pay for. With that, we checked into the Riv knowing that it would be old school. We were there as part of a timeshare presentation thing and so we knew not to expect anything but good laughs. Our room was extremely out-dated but very spacious, overlooking the pool. The employees are just as old as the hotel but I have to say they were all super nice. The best part of the trip was that there was Midget Wrestling at the Riv convention center and it was the best entertainment I've seen in awhile. We had a blast! The Riv is what it is but it seriously needs to be the next one to be blown up.
__label__1 I'm staying here now and am disappointed that we decided to do so.  Ok, so we got the free offer for 3 nights and needed to go to Vegas for a trade show.  We had offers from 2 other hotels, but thought old Vegas would be cool.  After checking in we tried to nap this afternoon to construction noises from the next room.  Unfortunately we tried to call the front desk and no one answered the lines endlessly.  Then, we tried to call the manager's office, no answer there for 15 minutes.  Of course, now we are unhappy.  So, we call Security, three times and they tell us they will check out the loud repair sounding noises, on a Sunday coming from the room next to us.  No call back.  When I called again, the Security employee told me to \"get over it\"!!!  Well, we marched down to the front desk and eventually had to pack up everything and we have been moved to another room.  \n\nThe hotel is old, that's ok, and it is undergoing some renovation, that's good.  But customer service is weak.\n\nLet's give them a chance to get better.  I hope they do.
__label__1 The Riviera suffers from a serious case of Old. It isn't just that the structure is old, it's that its spirit seems to be merely lingering, waiting to die, as do much of its staff. That's not to say that it's bad. It's just old. It's various lobby and casino displays are themed around really cool events that happened there fifty years ago (when brass and mirrors were \"in\"), and nothing about what's going on there now. Because there's nothing cool going on there now. \"Riviera! Look how hip we used to be!\" is a great slogan to sum it up.\n\nMy experience at the Riviera started out with extreme annoyance at how long it took to check in. There were maybe twenty people in line, yet it took about 90 minutes to get to the counter. And then I discovered that they had lost my reservation. After waiting another thirty minutes while the clerk was investigating the situation in a back room, she returned to say that they were able to work something out, and offered two free tickets to some crappy comedy show in their theater. Needless to say, I'd never heard of the comic, and just tossed the tickets.\n\nIf you're going to Vegas for other reasons, and don't plan on being in your room or the casino much, then you could do worse than the Riviera. If nothing else, it's cheap. We were in town for the NAB Show and just wanted cheap lodging, for which Riv came through.\n\nThe Queen Victoria pub is pretty good, and they have a lot of great beers and ales on tap. We had crappy service the first time we ate there, but the servers on the other two occasions made up for it. The fish and chips are excellent.\n\nI also got a kick out of the pool area, because when you step into it from the hotel, you could have just stepped right back into 1960. It kinda made me feel like Frank. I would say that the period decor is spot-on, but it isn't decor; it's original period. If you're shooting a movie and you need a Rat Pack-era pool setting, get your ass to the Riv.\n\nWill I stay there again? Probably not, since I've decided that my life goals need to be moving forward instead of stagnating. Next year I'm aiming for Treasure Island. Not Bellagio, yet. I shouldn't get ahead of myself. But, if someone were to tell me, it's the Riviera or nothing, then sure, I wouldn't mind staying there again. I could use the fish and chips as an excuse.
__label__2 You know... i really wanted to rate this a 4.  I LOVE THIS PLACE.. BUT.. their cocktail service is HORRIBLE!!! We must have played for over an hour before we were even offered a drink, and another half hour to get the drink.  This is probably the 4th time in a year - bad service as far as that goes.  Otherwise, it's a cool place for an older casion/hotel.
__label__3 Sure you get what you pay for.  It is probably the best value in Vegas -- if fanciness is not high on your priorities.  It feels like a family place.  Casino is fine.  Buffet is a little lame but we always go to the Peppermill anyway.
__label__1 We stayed at the Riviera because it was a groupon deal. Bad call. Ill admit the room was ok....after we upgraded, but the rest of the hotel is meh! You have to walk past crack dealers if you venture to the newer part of the strip. The restaurants are just ok. If your under 60, I would pay the extra money and stay someplace south of here.
__label__2 It's okay.  The room was clean and the bed was comfy.  The staff was friendly and the food was good and affordable.\n\nIt's a bit old and the rooms are stuffy.  I hated walking through the lobby with everyone smoking.  It's pretty far down the strip.\n\nNot the worst place I've ever stayed, and it was reasonably priced ($69/night).
__label__0 This was the worst conference site and hotel for a conference I enjoy attending annually. First recommendation: if looking at this site for a conference, be aware that it has negative vibes for the kind of community feel one seeks for that kind of event. Not conducive to socializing and networking. \nCheck-in: very long line and only 2 clerks. (That remained true on multiple day.) the upgrade coupons were a come on. Fake. \nIn our hallway, a glass sat for several days not picked up by catering or cleaning staff. \nThat bathtub did not drain. The room decor was fine. The blaring loudspeaker from pool loudspeaker (\"seats are available  at poker table\") were annoying both at room and poolside. Definitely go outside hotel for any meals which includes coffee at snack stands.  While the price for a conference hotel may seem seductive at $70 , much more is list in good will and negative feeling.
__label__0 Worst check in ever! Been in line for 30 minutes, worse than the dmv.\nslots are tight, cocktail waitresses even more so!\nthe best thing about this place is that its across the street from Circus Circus.\n\noh and the happy hour at the R Steakhouse!\n5$ bowl of steamed clams, oysters, row of 3 sirloin sliders or habanero chicken wings.
__label__1 I was told the rooms were renovated but was a basic clean up... Still has popcorn on the ceiling, clean but not anything fancy. Flat screen tv was terrible reception, heat and air is old and is loud and outdated. Very old casino that dates back to 1955 and is a good place to stay if you like vintage. Does not have a good filtration in the casinos and smoke is strong smelling. Would never, never stay here again... Never!
__label__0 Never going back. Got to our room broken pieces of hard candy on the carpet and on the shower nob, hot cheeto on the side of the night stand.
__label__1 You get what you pay for and the Riviera is no exception.  The Casino is definitely dated but doesn't feel as dingy as it could.  The rooms are comfortable and the pool is decent.  Worth leaving the property to find good food.  The walk to the strip is fairly quick too.
__label__1 The room was not clean by the time we cheeked in and we had to wait for someone to come and prepare it for us. The price is the only thing which is convenient to go for and nothing else. no service because the thousands of people at the entrance, but the fast chek in machines helps you to speed up the queue.
__label__0 I have been to Vegas several times over the years and I have visited the Riviera before but this was my first time staying there.  First off they would not honor the room upgrade voucher that they sent me a couple days before.  Once we got to the room there was a huge stain on the carpet  right in front of our door.  Once we settled in we decided to hit the casino floor and we got stuck in the elevator for almost an hour and the fire department had to come and get us out.  It was so hot in there and I had to keep my girlfriend calm because she kept fearing the worst.  Once were were out the woman who worked for the hotel rushed us downstairs and had us wait at a table for about a half hour then came out and apologized for the inconvenience and offered us a couple of free buffets.  She was none too friendly and when I told her that being locked in a sweltering elevator merited more than a couple of free buffets she got even ruder.  The next day I asked to speak with the hotel manager and a woman came out to talk to us and said that she was sorry and gave me another number to call (Lacricia I believe)  I called the number and her receptionist said there was nothing she could do and tried to put if off on the elevator company saying that it was not the hotels fault because they did not own the elevators.  I asked to have the hotel manager call me and I never recieved a call from anyone else.  Our room never seemed to get cool and when I mentioned it to the woman at the front desk she brushed it off.  I didn't realize it until we were checking out but the floor in front of the air conditioning unit was all wet where I had my dirty clothes and some of the colors bled together.  Needless to say it was not a great experience.  I am still shocked at the lack of customer service and the fact that not once person called to follow up with any of my concerns.
__label__1 Good hotel if you just want a place to stay when you are in Vegas. Its location on the end of the Strip is convenient if you are into walking a bit. If not - take a bus, it stops right in front of the hotel. \nYou can get cheap and ok drinks at the hotel bar & the room was clean!
__label__0 I have to agree with all the other bad reviews. \n\n1.)Rooms are super old, but maybe you need to request certain towers. Did check for bed bugs because me and my daughter were itchy. But didn't see any.\n2.)They double charged and now is taking me 3 calls to get refund so I think I'll have to dispute with my bank.\n3.)Check in needs serious help in what's called customer service :/ they told me to come back to check in when as soon as I left they were checking in other guest. So I stood and watched for 10min and every single person was being checked in so I sent my husband and bingo we were in. \n4.) Empty pool was a bit weird to me.\nRegardless of it being winter you do have resort fees!\n5.)all I can say is you get what you pay for.\nIn my case I'm paying double so I end up paying what would of been a decent place.
__label__1 I was staying at the Hilton Grand Vacations across the street and down a way. I ended up gambling at the Riviera every day. Most bartenders at the poker bar are very nice and helpful. Many of the dealers are just nasty! James and Bruce are awesome. After losing hundreds to Tang, without even a smile, I wonder why anyone would keep going back to 3 card poker. If I was with the guys and not my family, I would never play here!
__label__2 Room was comped--  free.  Can't beat that.  Room was clean as was the bathroom.  Nothing fancy, but absolutely satisfactory.  It is a bit out of the way from the main part of the strip.  Would like to be closer to the other major hotels/casinos.\n\nSaw the Illusions show.  Theater wasn't the best.  Mostly padded chairs on a couple different levels.  It would have been nice to have been in a better theater for this great performer.\n\nWiFi was free!!!  Not sure what resort fee everyone was talking about. . .  I had $0 on my credit card when all was said and done.  Yes, the Riviera is old, but I can't complain.  Nice trip with my aging parents!!
__label__0 I am local and decided to spend NYE at the Rivera to see a concert. Big mistake. I purposefully hand picked two front row seats at $100 each and had the floor plan in front of me when I purchased them. I know NYE is big in town so I purchased tickets months in advance. There were 3 sections near the stage and I choose front row section 2 - dead center.  \n\nThe night of the show, I discovered the floor plan had changed. The three front sections had changed to six sections. Section 2 was up against the far wall of the auditorium. The two front row seats I chose were now moved way off to the side. I had a side view of huge speakers and literally could not see the stage at all from my seat.\n\nThe two other couples who sat next to me all agreed this was not the floor plan we choose seats for. All though we didn't know each other, all six of us went to talk to the box office manager together.   \nThe response to our concerned but polite inquiry? Too bad.\n\nAll 6 of us were shocked how callous the box office staff treated us. No apologies and no offers to move us. They told us floor moves happen all the time and we bought our tickets too far in advance and we should have waited. This made no sense to me at all. I planned this night well in advance and I am suffering the consequences for my careful planning? All of us agreed our NYE was ruined. \nI wrote a nice letter to the Director or Entertainment explaining the situation and I never heard a word back.\nWith all the hotels in town, it is no surprise the Rivera is probably last in terms of reputation and image and they well deserve to be. Never again.
__label__0 If I could give negative stars or none, I would cause Riviera 'hotel' deserves none better! Stanky haggard dirty decor, and service to match! This has been the worst experience from a Vegas hotel ever.\nThe hotel staff have forgotten how to smile and speak a language consisting primarily of the word 'No'. \nNo wifi, no cell service, no table action, no room, no more, no water hot enough to bathe, no server at our table, no diligence in reservation taking.\nIn Vegas working nights. On our 3rd morning arriving after a night of working the room key  dies. Front desk won't give us new one cause our client (out of state) booked us on her name, and she needs to come in herself. Why because when we have IDs & CCs they did not attach our names to the room!\n\nHonestly yes, cheap prices are good, if they keep your reservation, buuuut you'll really want to shower well when you get home!
__label__0 My kids had a karate tournament at the Riviera so we stayed there out of convenience.  When we first got to our room there was a USED bandaid in the planter.  I let front desk know and they said they would said housekeeping to take care of it...nope!  Also, our bathtub didn't drain, the furniture looks like it has 50 years of nicotine dripping off of it and the very best part - we were on a non smoking floor and our room smelled like a Willy Nelson concert.  Now my kids know what pot smells like.  Next year for the tournament we will be staying elsewhere.  The convenience isn't worth how grossed out I was by this hotel.
__label__1 you get what you pay for.\n\nmy daughter is allergic to my cats so when she comes into town, i put her up at nice hotels.  on her last day in town, she checked out of her hotel, and we spent the day at the breathtaking Valley of Fire, hiking in 100 degree weather.  needless to say, we were exhausted when i drove her back to her car in the hotel's parking lot.  i didn't want her driving at night when she was so tired, and went on the internet to quickly find some place for her to stay at the last minute that wouldn't stretch my already overspent budget for her stay in vegas..\n\nthe riviera came up and the price was very cheap.  i made an online reservation and we drove there.\n\nthe valet was very nice and when he saw i was on portable oxygen, he said he would park the car close by so i wouldn't have to wait long when i finished checking her in.  that was pretty nice!\n\nwe went to the lobby and we were both impressed by the huge chandelier in the lobby.  very pretty.  there was a VERY loooong line to check in, so i thought this place must be great, to be so crowded!  my daughter stood in line with me for a while, but she was so tired, i told her to go sit down on the couch and she did.  i had left my oxygen in the car, thinking i would be right back out.  bad idea.  i was in line for over an hour, exhausted, watching my daughter practically falling asleep on the couch.\n\nafter an hour, i finally got up to the desk.  the check in lady was actually very sweet and very personable and helpful.  i asked her to please give my daughter a view of the strip and she said no problem.\n\nwe got the room key and made our way to the room.  it seemed like forever to walk down hallway after hallway, get to the elevator, and get up to her floor and into her room.  \n\ni was not very happy with the room.  it looked outdated and i wasn't  too sure about the cleanliness because the lamp was pretty dim, but the bathroom light was bright and it looked clean.  i went to the window and looked out, and the \"strip view\" i requested was a joke.  there were plenty of rooms that would have offered a REAL strip view and i would have gladly paid more for that if given the choice.  but i wasn't about to go downstairs and wait another hour so i was going to call the front desk when my daughter said not to worry about it.\n\nthere were excellent drink specials in the bar which was really great.  i mean really really inexpensive, surprising for being on the strip.  however she really wanted to use the pool to relax before going to bed but it was closed.  it was only about  9 pm.  i was really surprised they closed the pool so early.  so much for getting any of the 'resort\" that we paid a \"resort fee\" for.\n\nmy daughter said she slept well and the bed was OK.  after hiking all day in 100 degree temps, i think any bed would have felt good!\n\nbut as i said, you get what you pay for.  it was one of the cheapest rooms in the city that night, and it kept my daughter from having to drive when she was too tired to drive, so it suited its purpose.  when i got back to the valet stand about an hour and a half later, the valet was true to his word, remembered my first name and his promise, and got my car to me extremely fast.
__label__1 Located on the older side of the strip.\nUnlike some other reviewers, I found the staff to be pleasant and the rooms were clean and comfy.\nI stayed in the luxury suites on the 61st floor in the Monaco towers. I paid $65 in addition to a $15 resort fee.\nBe warned they put a refundable $100 charge on your card until you check out.\nIf you prefer to be around a hip, younger crowd, then this is not the hotel for you, it's mostly older people and um for lack of a better word, people of low caliber.\nI spotted a few low class hookers working the floor.\nThe bars suck badly. The complimentary drinks are literally alcohol inspired and the drink specials were so weak that after 2 rounds we gave up.\nThe casino sucks too, if you must stay here cause that's what your wallet indicates, then check in and head south on the strip until it's time to sleep.\nCircus Circus across the street has better slots.\nAll in all not bad, but then again this should be a last resort type of place.
__label__0 In a word: HORRENDOUS!\nI don't think anything I will state in this review will be news.  Their check-in process needs major workflow evaluation.  We got there at 7:30pm and it took almost 45 minutes to get to the desk.  That's ridiculous and I can only imagine what it would have been at 4pm.\nThe front desk clerk immediately informed me that the king bed we requested wasn't available, but we could upgrade to a luxury room. No sorry, no concern, just... an upsell.  I informed her that we would stick with what was given to us, but she quickly informs us that once we get into the room and decide we want to upgrade to a \"luxury\" room, go back down and let her know and she would change our rooms.  As we went to the Mediterranean Tower, we noticed that the hallways were dimly lit, the carpets were stained, and there was a musty smell.  This was indicative of what we found inside as well.  The room was VERY dated, the air conditioning was sputtering, and state of the furnishings were sad.  We immediately picked up the phone to inform the front desk that we would like to upgrade.  The man who picked up flat out denied our request for an upgrade.  Mind you, we said we were willing to pay for the upgrade, we weren't looking for a handout.  The man stated that since we step foot into the room, he would have to have it cleaned and he didn't have the staffing for that.  We explained that the front desk clerk who checked us in offered to have us examine the room first.  He states that she wasn't allowed to do that and he will not upgrade us.  We asked to speak with a manager and he states that he WAS the hotel manager.  If this was indeed the case, this is the worst customer service I've encountered.  What hotel would refuse a customer PAYING for an upgrade?  He then states that he can send a maid up to tidy up the room if we were unhappy... but weren't we just informed that he didn't have the staff for that?  So the maid he was going to send up wouldn't be the same one who can clean the room we had \"soiled\" by just stepping in?  Things didn't add up.\nAnyhow, the room was in shambles, as you can see from the pictures I'll post.  Mold in the shower, peeling wallpaper, soiled/ripped linens, the list goes on and on.  We didn't expect a 5 star hotel, but the dilapidated room PLUS the ridiculous management really soured our stay.  Never again for us or anyone we know.
__label__0 My dad stayed there for his birthday. He had water leaking from the room. The tv didn't work. His clothes got super wet. The after at 7 in the morning the noise in the ceiling was horrible. I will post all the pictures of his experience. Worst hotel ever. I talked to Teresa the manager and I got no refund because they had no record of the complained. When I my self spoke to someone in the front desk n my dad spoke to someone two times a day. About the issue. I'm so upset.
__label__2 The food here is actually good in my opinion, despite other reviews. The portions are pretty big and the prices are decent. I got the spinach & artichoke bread bowl, which was huge! I barely made a dent in it, but I thought it was really tasty. We also got the chocolate pineapple fries, because we were curious about them. Well, they were delicious!! What a great combination! While the food is good here, it isn't great. It's just typical bar food. Also, I don't really like the atmosphere of this place. It's pretty old, cheap, and cheesy looking. Nonetheless, I would probably come back here if I was in the Sahara. Overall, it's just alright.
__label__0 darn it, wish I would have looked at this before sitting down to eat here. It took an hour for us to get our food served. Food was ok if you like a pound of curly fries served with everything. Mine was ok, ordered fish and chips but looked like the kind you buy at the frozen food section. But I was so hungry I ate them all. \nPrices seemed overly high considering the wait time and the quality. \nAlso, had some crappy service from the nearby arcade people after buying some ride tickets for virtual nascar, had to get a refund after waiting an hour there. Thats why we chose the cafe cuz we were tired and hungry. Would definitely advise NOT to eat here or use the arcade services.
__label__4 The girl Sarah at the Makeup Forever counter is fantastic!!! She knew what she was talking about and made my night!!! I looked fabulous! I am so coming back for every event. Love it
__label__2 I was actually kind of disappointed by the customer service in this Sephora. Granted, it's usually girls who are shopping here and the products that are in stock are of a higher quality than what you would find in a CVS or Walgreens. My fiance was looking for some chapstick and he asked the question of, \"Do you have Burts Bees?\" The person working gave him a very condescending scoff and said they didn't. She pointed him in the direction of Fresh cosmetics. I think she could have been friendlier, and just given a simple \"Sorry, we don't carry that here.\" \n\nWe originally entered so I could pick up some Josie Maran argan oil for my skin that was freaking out due to the lack of humidity, and I'm so glad that I was able to find some promptly. I'm also glad that it wasn't sold at a huge markup like I expected everything to be in Vegas.
__label__1 I've NEVER seen a hotel room without a dresser! We're here in Vegas for 5 days, so obviously our two suitcases have a few clothes. Unfortunately, when they added the flat screen TV, on the wall (nice), they took away the TV/dresser. This is a handicap accessible room, and there is NO place to put away clothes. There wasn't even a table like in the room two doors down. So one suitcase is on the luggage rack, and the other one is on the safe. I guess now I'll have to check if a hotel room has a dresser. The only redeeming grace is that it's only costing us around $36 avg a night.
__label__0 not a phillies or eagles bar as they claim to be. asked the bartender/owner how the phillies were doing and can you get them on tv. her response was\"i don't care about that\". that means she doesn't care about my business. keep your ghetto cliente and keep watching your cooking shows.
__label__0 Naw, I went to this club at 10:31pm on a Saturday night and there were no strippers on the dance floor! I asked the bartender when they would come out and she was like, \"I think they could be getting dressed.\" All of them??
__label__0 I wish I could give a big 0 .\nI totally agree with Ivy k. \nwe got a deal with TIMESHARE and we regreted every second of it and in fact it is not only 90 minutes!!!\nvery shitty place. now that i know about this place. if one time there is no place in vegas to stay , and this is the only hotel, I rather staying on the streets than this place. \nvery bad customer service at the register. she kept saying shit , I made a mistake , shit , this doesn't work, shit my computer crashed...\nThe matress was dirty , there was a make up mark on the matress and they never changed it . NO ROOM SERVICE!!!\nTv was so wacky and noisy.\nAc sound like a tractor and the room was very cold .\nwe stayed in room 408 and couldn't sleep because of the loud music downstairs.\nI will never ever go back to this place even for FREE... \nit is very tricky, it has a very nice looking lobby but in fact its really ugly and very old . also very far from the other hotels and casinos , instead of driving everywhere or taking a cab ( because of the distance) you can just get a better hotel , walk everywhere and enjoy .
__label__3 First off, I'm not sure why this place is getting so many bad reviews. (I booked this reservation online and gave my last name, credit card, and driver's license when checking in)\n\nRoyal Resort is located on Convention Center Drive which is across the street from Circus Circus and under the shadow of the Encore Tower. With a location like this, you will probably be driving to get to where you need to go on the Strip.\n\nWhile Royal Resort will provide you with a parking permit, the parking behind the back of the hotel is very plentiful even during nighttime hours, a plus.\n\nI'm not sure what people are saying when they say it's noisy. I could not hear any of the noise from the outside, but the AC was sort of loud, but it didn't bother me. Better to stay cool than roast from the Vegas heat. Then again I was located on the 7th floor but near the elevator. I could hear some commotion as people opened and closed their doors but other than that the room itself was fairly quiet.\n\nFor me, I was able to get LTE/4G on my iPhone 5 so there was no need to pay for $10 WiFi. If you need internet that badly and don't want to pay the $10 go to a Starbucks.\n\nDepending on your room (1 bed rooms have a microwave, fridge, and pull-out bed, and 2 bed rooms only have a fridge), the accommodations were sufficient given the price and location.\n\nThe hotel itself is clean, and the staff (at least for me) were friendly. Housekeeping service did knock on our doors at around 9 AM the next morning as we did not have a sign out. They were happy to provide us with extra towels.\n\nThe staff working the Reception were friendly and accommodating when I wanted a 2 bed room and not a 1 bed room. They were quick to make the adjustments and didn't give me any flak for it. All I had to do was return the old room keys and that was that.\n\nRoyal Resort is a great choice if you want a no-frills cheap option to stay in Vegas. It has no Casino and a definite lack of nearby food options, but that's what your car or taxi man/woman is for.
__label__3 I'm giving this place 4 stars because it is very affordable. I even paid $100\nPer night the first time I stayed here but it was worth it and it was summer.\nIt is clean,and maids would come every day to do the housekeeping.You don't have to keep calling asking for towels or toilet paper,they have very\nGood service.\n \nThe hotel lobby has a pool table and a piano.Nothing fancy but you can hang out there or at the bar.Pool was ok,but the jacuzzi was even better and huge\nFor 14 persons which we really enjoyed.\nThe Riviera hotel it's right in front of the hotel,which it's very convenient,in case you get bored and want to go gambling to the casino or get something\nTo eat.\n\nI will definitely stay here again if I'm on a budget.I have heard that you can get a room for $50 per night if you book in advance.So I will consider this\nHotel for a 1 or 2 weeks Vegas vacation for sure.
__label__4 It was a great hotel. It's not luxury but it was very quiet and clean. The staff was nice and very helpful, I would stay here again. You are around the corner from the strip so it's perfect and a mile from the convention center. It's super cheap too, can't beat it.
__label__1 Service was slow and the waiter seemed absent-minded. This actually worked to our favor because he ended up removing a burger from our bill for some strange reason. We were in a hurry and didn't have time to argue (at least, that's our excuse), so we treated it like a comp and tipped accordingly. The burger itself was pretty good, but I doubt I'd ever return.
__label__2 came here for a quick lunch--located inside the planet hollywood mall.\nit has a hawaiian theme to it all...\nserver was nice, just took forever for our food to come out.\nfood was ok...just super slow service!
__label__1 I did my grocery shopping mostly here while I was on vacation. It got the job done but is nothing special. The produce section was smaller then I would have liked but they have a whole aisle for healthy more organic options. Staff is not very friendly. Meh, gets the job done but nothing to ride home about
__label__2 Smith's has some very good things about it and other aspects that are downright horrible. Let's start out with the good. I love their cold cut selections. Although it is pricey, the taste is awesome. They also have an extensive output of bird seed ranging from dried meal worms to unhulled sunflower seeds. There are bird feeders and houses for sale. \n\nTheir natural food/health section is decent and much more economical than Rainbow's End down the street. One can find dietary supplements, gluten-free foods, all natural sugar substitutes (e.g. brown rice syrup and agave nectar), vegan ice creams (e.g. soy, rice and coconut), avocado oil potato chips, and chocolate bars made with sustainable chocolate. Sometimes they run wild sales and one can find steals on durable pet beds and outdoor furniture.\n\nThe alcohol selection's extensive for a non-liquor store, and they have some of the lowest prices for a grocery store off Vegas Blvd. One can find import and specialty beers, a broad assortment of wines and decent liquor options like tequila, whiskey, vodka and the usual suspects. They close at 1 a.m. and open at 6 a.m. so if you want to have a last call or pull an all-nighter, it can be done.\n\nNow, onto the bad...Customer service is sketchy. It is not uncommon to catch employees slacking off at work. I have seen deli employees eating in the deli counter in front of customers. That is wrong on so many levels. When I brought this to the employee's attention, she brushed me off. I had to contact management and only he acknowledged that this was wrong. Some of my family works in the food industry and if they were caught doing that, they would be written up in no time. Besides this, customer service overall is bleh. If you can check out in peace, that's the best you can hope for. \n\nSmith's poultry is sometimes sold rotten judging by the rotting flesh odor that permeates some chicken packages. I have seen meat selling past the sell-by date. I had to notify the meat packer of this, and his attitude was blase. No apology, nothing. More interestingly, I have come across rotten meat that is within the sale date. This makes me wonder if temperature abuse is taking place. Before I became aware of this, I noticed that their chicken did not always sit well with us and could not pin point why. \n\nA word of caution: Keep an eye on Smith's prices. Sometimes their sale prices do not show up when you check out (even with the discount card) and have to tell them so.
__label__4 Way cheaper than wal-mart and way cleaner. This is a great store. I went in late and didnt have the coupon, but the clerk gave me the deal on cereal anyway which made me really happy, thus I'm writting this review! Never waste money at Walmart again.
__label__2 I have delayed in posting this review so the descriptions may not be accurate. My visit was actually less than 24 hours and it was on 11/02/06. So here we go...\n\nWhen you arrive at the Aladdin, you wonder to yourself, am I staying at a Hotel/Resort/Casino or am I going into a garage? I kid you not, the valet/taxi/shuttle drop off is not on the Vegas Strip and it is not under a famed porte cochere. You literally drive into what looks like a parking lot entrance. I had to ask the driver, \"Is this really it?\" Once I entered the building I walked through what best could be described as the employee or loading dock entrance. Truly a first for me. At the end of the corridor was a bank of elevators that takes you up to the hotel registration. As I walked to the registration desk, I realized that the remodeling was not quite complete because there were signs all over to remind me of that. Even though I arrived before the stated check-in time, the agent was able to get me a non-smoking king room.\n\nThe room itself was quite nice. Actually BIG is a better way to describe it. The room had a desk, chair, armoire for TV, round table and 2 more chairs next to that, and of course the king size bed. And the best thing of it all is that there was even space around all this furniture to walk around in. The bathroom was equally large. It had a  separate bathtub and shower and vanity. I can safely say that 2 people could get ready and not get in each others way. Very convenient.\n\nAs for the casino floor, The last time I visited Vegas was back in 2001 and I used to be able to brag that I never got lost on the casino floor. This place literally put me in my place. I got lost finding the exit, I got lost finding the Starbucks, and I even got lost finding the promotion booth. In fact I did not even find the promotion booth so I could get a players card. However, once I calmly walked around the floor a couple of times, I realized that the casino floor is in the center of the building and is surrounded by the shopping mall. One other thing that I noticed that the shops seem to cater to the Hawaiian tourists. For they had TWO of the ABC Stores which are famous in Hawaii as the local convenience store.\n\nSo here's the bottom line. On my next trip to Sin City, I probably would not stay at the Aladdin again, but I would like to go and visit the shops and the Oyster Bar
__label__3 i'm only commenting on the shopping.  it looks like a typical suburban mall but i was there this past weekend and january is clearance time so almost all the stores were having great sales.  \n\ni enjoyed myself at the ben sherman store and the service at betsey johnson was great.  it's a tiny store but the sales lady was friendly and pointed out a lot of cute things without being pushy.  i fell in love with a pair of shoes but decided to hold off until i won big money.  that didn't happen but i may  have to go to the store on fillmore...  \n\nthe worst experience of the day was at sisely/benetton.  one of the sales people was aggressive, loud and pushy.  gave me a headache and made me kind of jumpy.  anything i, or any other customer in the store, went near, she raved loudly about how cute it was and then pointed out something else that was allegedly even better.  lady, i know what i like and you cannot sell me a jacket that looks almost exactly like the one i am wearing, but weirder, by scaring me.  and yes, i want this belt but please do not push 3 other yucky belts at me.  i don't 'want them, even at 50% off the sale price.  i couldn't wait to get out of there. \n\noverall, it was a good way to spend the day after drinking and gambling too much the night before and overeating at brunch, made even better by the silly hurricanes we got at fat tuesday to start another night of fun.
__label__4 Best Pizza I've had so far in my 29 years of existence! lol.. it has moved over to MGM grand for those that don't know
__label__3 Unexpected stay for a night . The check in was a breeze the person gave me a little discount due to it was unexpected.  He was very professional.  I asked alot of questions about the room and he stood on the guarantee that there isn't any bed bugs or a smoke smell.  I went to the room and it was very clean. It had wood floor, modern tv and accent chair with small table. I did check for the bugs and smell it was perfect. I slept really good.  \n\nTo my surprise it was nice and the price was right. I would definetly stay here again if I need too
__label__1 I thought I would really like this place, but I just don't find anything really special. \n\nThe burgers and fries are just so-so. Pretty pricey for a burger joint even for Vegas standards!\n\nGood that it's open 24 hours.
__label__2 I was really impressed with their Boca burger.  It's not every fast food hamburger joint that has a veggieburger.  I was really glad it was well done because I ordered everything on the burger.  It seemed like this place was always open; people were constantly lined up to try the Fatburger.
__label__2 While looking for a place to eat in the middle of the night after had just arrived from the airport, we ended up here.  How bad can it be? Its a burger joint.  I opted for a small burger, perfect size for me and cooked the way I wanted.  Service was fast which we were happy about since we were so hungry.  Not bad for a quick meal, fast and affordable.
__label__2 The most awesome thing about this Fatburger is that they open 24 hours. We got hungry once at 2:30 am and decided to walk there. My 1st experience there's funny. When I walked in, I was greeted with non-stop rap songs. Also, there are so many ghetto people in there too, all shady looking. I thought we're gonna get robbed, shot or something lol.\n\nThe burger itself is really greasy. You can order the size you want (from S - XXXL) and can pay extra for additional cool toppings, such as chilli and fried egg (I'd recommend these). The burger comes with mustard, mayo, relish, shredded lettuce & tomatoes. The burger as a whole's pretty good. I like the toppings that they put in there.\n\nConclusion: The burger's pretty good. About the same with 5 guys, but definitely can't beat In-N-Out.
__label__2 Fatburger provides a solid quick-service style burger open 24 hours on the Strip right across the street from the Monte Carlo. \n\nWhen I went there you could choose from small through XXXL for the burger size. I heard from a friend that their used to be only 3 sizes. I think that kind of simplicity would have be nice since I was quite baffled about which size to order. The burgers are all cooked to order which is nice but may cause a little bit of a wait. Cheese, chili, bacon, and egg are all chargable upgrades for the burger while other condiments are available for no additional charge. \n\nI was talked into the medium size burger. I added cheese, bacon, and a fried egg. It was too big. I got to the awkward point in my meal where I was satisfied to be done eating but only had a little bit of burger to go. I decided to avoid feeling the gut bomb and just tossed it. Along with my burger I ordered the skinny fries which turned out were not really all that skinny. I mean, they were pretty much standard size fries. I think I would have been better off if I topped them with chili or ordered the fat fries or onion rings instead. Lesson learned.\n\nAll in all, it is a decent option for late night eats. Especially if you want to avoid the more notorious fast food burgers, and of course, you have at least $10 to burn on a quick bite.
__label__0 I love Fatburger but Be carefull at the Las vegas Strip Fat Burger keep you reciept the employees are scamming customers. I was charged an extra $2.00 to my credit card without my authurization. My friend was charged $9.00 more to her credit card. At the the end of the day I bet the make some serious cash by all the people they rip off. Again keep your recipt. I hope they do something about this but I doubt it....
__label__0 Wow, what a rip off. I recently went here during my visit to Vegas. If you want to pay an outrageous price for a \"Fatburger\" then this is the place for you. I walked out of there with a bill of $50 for 3 cheeseburgers and a greasy hot dog. The lady at the register had an attitude and i think that those prices should provide better customer service. Will never go there again. It truly is nothing special and definitely NOT worth the price!
__label__2 BEWARE. THEY USE LEAN MEAT!!\nhaha, Just sayin', the burger was kinda dry. but definately a pretty good burger and fries. got 2 burgers, and shared a thing of fries. total bill $30. Not bad, wouldn't go back though
__label__3 I really enjoyed the burger joint. The sandwich was great and to be honest leaves you wanting more. I enjoyed my experience.
__label__0 So when we came the first time the service was great , today was horrible thanks to a slow rude Jackie. First she overlooked us for about 20 minutes then took our drink order and came back another 20 minutes later. Food another 30 later and of course NO FRIES. someone ran the fried out after we were done and waiting for the bill. She never checked back! I had enough time to site and take my time writing this review, and I'm still waiting for this Jerk.
__label__0 Worst experience!\nWe sat and ate here. The service was ok but their chicken sandwich was absolutely terrible. I'm not a fan of McDonalds but their dollar menu sandwich is probably better than this $7 something piece of tasteless food.\nNever going back.
__label__1 If I were in charge of an M&M store on the strip, I would have:\n\n- free samples!\n- life-size huggable M&Ms\n- a demonstration of M&Ms melting in your mouth, not your hand, even in the Vegas desert \n- hot chicks and dudes clad only in M&Ms\n- a glamourous bar/lounge featuring candy-colored cocktails and novelty beer with M&Ms floating in it\n- a Cirque du Soleil show where the acrobats only wear M&Ms\n- high stakes poker with the life-size huggable M&Ms as dealers\n- strippers\n\nBut someone else is in charge of the M&M store on the Strip, and so it doesn't have any of those things. Instead it has:\n\n- four floors of stuff that says M&Ms on it for sale\n- a cheesy 3-D movie\n- a (probably cheesy) tour I didn't go on\n- NO FREE SAMPLES\n\nI guess that's probably more in line with the M&M brand than strippers, booze, and gambling, but then I don't really understand what they're doing on the strip. Whatever.
__label__2 3 words: Bigass Souvenir Shop
__label__4 What can I say. I loved this store.  It was a little pricey but it's really a MUST to visit.   You can personalize a bag of M & M's for anything you want them to say.  Also, you have to see the 3D movie which is free on the top level.   It's only 10 to 15 min long but sooo worth it  whether you're a kid or an adult.
__label__2 A good tourist spot...\n\nJust outside is a whole bunch of impersonators such as Jack Sparrow, Michael Jackson, Mario & Luigi, Marilyn Monroe, Spongebob, etc.\n\nInside is a whole bunch of M&M souveniers.\nStuff is expensive but something fun to see on the strip.\nThey have free 3D movies to watch, only 10 minutes long.
__label__3 Stopped by here on our impromptu Vegas trip. \n\nHave you ever wondered if the employees wear the color for the M&M that they closely resemble? Maybe it was just coincidence that this one guys was wearing the Orange M&M shirt and was wearing the same expression. \n\nLook who's talking. My wife teases me about being the orange m&m. \n\nDid you know they change the orange m&ms expression? He used to look more indifferent and worried and definitely not smiling. The new version definitely looks friendlier. \n\nFan of the store and their selections but not so much their prices. $12.99 for a pound of M&Ms? O_O
__label__2 Its a cool place to visit.  Somethings are cool but i found a lot of things to be overpriced.
__label__4 This is one place I have been wanting to go to for a long time. Everything M&M's and lots of it. If you are a huge M&M's fan or love only one color then this is a must for your Vegas vacation. I got a yellow M&M's luggage tag and I love it. Ice cream, and M&M's candy of all varieties ever made, take all you want but be prepared to pay up. Stuffed characters, banks, name straps, clothing, and even the actual M&M's race car on the 4th floor, and yes you are not seeing things, there are 4 floors of everything M&M's. So next time your are in Vegas try this place out, it rocks.
__label__3 So... I've never been here! Haha. I came here with my family for out Vegas trip and boy was it a huge place! M&M everywhere,. There wasn't a single space in the building that was not decked out with M&Ms. And since my niece and  younger brother are in LOVE with m&ms, they wen't super gaga! Running everywhere and getting all excited. My little brother even followed the M&M guy who walks around the store waving at people. It was so cute. It's a great store. Come check it out sometime when you're in Vegas,
__label__2 Four levels of everything M&Ms and a 3-D movie as well!  Neat place to stop in and look about, but really doubtful if you'd actually buy anything.  All the souvenirs and apparels are dang expensive.  There's also cute and funny photo ops with the different colored M&Ms characters.  Be mindful and don't get carried away with the array of different colored M&Ms silos.  Pull on the handles and you might just get more M&Ms than you wanted and it get's pricey at $12 / lbs.  Bought just under a pound and it was all gone by the next morning :(
__label__2 Same old M&M World with colorful hard shell candies everywhere. The only thing that I've found new is the 3D ride they have on the 3rd floor, is that new? I don't remember it being there before. It's a good 5-10 minutes long.\n\nGreat for kids, and the sweet tooths...
__label__3 Even though it's a tourist place, $12.99 per lb of M&Ms is a lot of money.  all souvenirs, in my opinion, were overpriced.  \n\nSo I told my boyfriend to get me 2 coconut and 2 almond M&M's.  He got me 4 of each because he thought I was being cheap xD \nLOVED THE COCONUT M&M's!!!! \n\nThere was so much to look at!  I had fun taking pictures with the M&M statues.  Preferred this over CocaCola World
__label__1 Nice to look at, but it's much more crowded and everything's more expensive than the NYC location.
__label__2 Gigantic tourist trap, but I suppose it's fun for the kids. Pretty much M&M logos plastered on every item imaginable, but the wall of M&Ms is pretty impressive. If you only want a few candies, get them somewhere else, as waiting in the lines to check out can take a while, and $12.99/lb for M&Ms isn't a great deal. Good to go to at least once, I suppose.
__label__2 Another store in the sea of souvenir and tourist trap stores on the strip. This place does have cute souvenirs though they seem overpriced. T-shirts and towels for $20 each is a little steep given the free advertising I would be doing for you.
__label__3 Dollar corn dogs on tuesdays...Score!\n\nLocated conveniently in the Fashion Show mall. \n\nFunnel cake sticks are amazing and only  $2.75.
__label__2 I suffered a major disappointment my first evening in Las Vegas.  \n\nDrai's no longer serves food.  \n\nI was led on all evening by stories of the delicious mac-n-cheese.  Having determinedly shaken my booty all evening to justify the caloric intake, it was a devastating surprise to discover my friend's favorite after-hours club no longer served the tasty treat.  In the showdown between smoking and food --- food lost.\n\nDrai's made up for the disappointment with a decidedly lush bordello-style interior, friendly bouncers, nice bartenders, strong mojitos AND free seats in which to rest my overworked feet.  It certainly helped that we were handed free entry coupons as we left the cab --- 'no cover' are two of the best words to hear together at a club.  \n\nThe music was more trippy/trancy than anything else, but that was perfect for the time of night.  The sparse crowd (we were there early for an after-hours club --- 2am) ran heavily to wannabe Euro-gigolos in big bug-eyed sunglasses but started to fill later with a cross section of late-night dwellers.  It seemed like the kind of place where anything goes and nobody really cares.  That's not quite as good as mac-n-cheese at 3am, but it comes close.
__label__2 I would LOVE to honestly review this place with a clear mind, but every time I come here I am at my most inebriated state with whatever substance I happen to be on at the time...BUT from what I remember, this place gets packed at the wee hours of the early morning! I guess the afterhours business in Vegas is as solid as any regular club out there. The place itself is pretty small and dark. Kind of like a rat hole for party revelers to hide in right before the sun rises. The music is LOUD and you get to pick from hip-hop or house music only. The crowd is very diverse. I've been known to spot midgets, female bodybuilders, and 90 yr. old ravers up in this place....then again, I'm pretty f*cked up at the time, so who knows if they were really there or just in my head. But from what I remember, it's a pretty chill vibe in there. Drinks are kinda pricey, as well as the cover charge. But if you're not ready to call it a night just yet, this is a good place to drop in and party on til the break of dawn!
__label__4 Partying all night in Vegas would not be complete without a night at Drais! Hot hot crowd. Coool people. Easy to get in. Not easy to leave.
__label__0 Doormen attitude check, please! \n\nThe attitude of the doormen needs to change.  Horrible service.  We arrived super early to avoid the madness and they would not let us inside since it was 3 guys.   However, slipping them 100 per person changed the whole situation and they were NICE to let us inside Drais.  We paid because my out of the country friend wanted to check out Drais.\n\nI will not go back!!!  No thank you.   Check out Artisan Hotel.  Free and awesome service.
__label__2 Who needs after hours when clubs open until 6 in the morning? I am very surprised though of the party they host here. They draw a good and energetic crowd even at 4am (and you still have to wait outside for the bouncer to let you in). The party is basically in the basement of the casino which is not laid out too well but was packed of party heads nonetheless. Good atmosphere for an \"afterparty\" but I would rather stick to the main clubs.
__label__0 If I could give this place a negative stars, I would. I witnessed blatant prejudice, discrimination and slight racism. I never got any eye contact from \"Brian\" and was treated with disregard for an entire 30 minutes. During this time of disgrace, I personally witnessed the bouncers tell ppl they had to get bottle service to get in (aren't attractive enough)  and the best? Informing an inter racial couple (female) she can't get in because she was with a guy who had cornrows. Oh interesting. I might not be a super model, high class escort or name drop out here but I wish I could drop \"Brian \" and his bouncers with their prejudicial ways off a cliff, discriminating, demeaning, insensitive nobodies!
__label__4 Staff was very courteous, we were there for a private Super Bowl party. It was all catered and very nice although the game sucked ;)
__label__2 Not bad - great location - $1 margaritas (small but yummy); outback steakhouse & denny's is connected to the hotel.  It's a decent place to stay if you just need a place to crash for the night.
__label__0 FAQ\n\nQ: This place is awful. Why would I ever go here?\nA: Two words: Dollar. Roulette.\n\nQ: You're kidding me, right?\nA: No! There's really Dollar Roulette there. AND Quarter Roulette. Trust me, twenty bucks goes a long way at this place. Another two words: Cheap. Booze.\n\nQ: Honestly, this place is just sad. Look at those old ladies pulling on those one-armed bandits. Look at those dealers with dead, dead eyes. Why even bother?\nA: Some more words: I. Lost. All. My. Money. Betting. On. Funny. Cide. To. Place. Instead. Of. Show.\n\nFYI ... This place IS a dump. But degenerate gamblers with no money flock here. My kind of scum.
__label__3 This is a fun place to gamble on the cheapo slots.  They have a lot of fun & interesting games that I had only seen at this property.  Don't expect a lot of waitress service, but if you want to bang away on some slots and be able to move to a lot of different machines in a couple hours, you can do it here right in the middle of the strip.
__label__4 Blackjack Switch, BITCH!!!!\n\nBack in my good ole' 21 year old days, we would come here because it was one of the few casinos on the strip that had Blackjack Switch. Now, the bigger casinos are starting to incorporate it into their lineup because it's that good. (If you haven't learnt to play, LEARN. It's basically Blackjack but with better odds of winning for the player, in my opinion.) \n\nAt Casino Royale though, you can play BJ Switch (sounds like a kinky swingers thing) with a table minimum of only $5. It's perfect for when you actually want to make your cash last you a few hours. \n\nThe dealers here are one of a kind. My favorite is Ruta - sweetest girl in the world - who I met a few years back and try to say hi to whenever I'm in Vegas (even though she never remembers me, ouch). The rest are CRAZY. I had a dealer once who kept messing up the payouts and would be like, 'Whoops, I forgot to give you your money. Here it is. Don't say anything, shhh', the hugest dealer no-no!! I had another dealer who talked about her days doing coke in Atlantic City. Just laugh along and hope they bring good luck to the table! If you want to learn how to play a table game, Casino Royale's the place as most of the dealers are helpful and friendly enough.\n\nAnd the strawberry margaritas!!! They're these tiny, but super sweet slushy concoctions that you can get free while playing at the tables. If your tummy doesn't ache after 3 or 4 of them, you'll at least have a small buzz.\n\nWhile you won't find a lot of bachelorette groups playing at Casino Royale, you will see plenty of bachelors. There were a bunch of guys that came and went when my friend and I were playing at a table on this last trip. A few of them were really cute, too, except I was too engaged in the game to notice or care. But for all you ladies on the hunt, Casino Royale's got the hookup! \n\nCasino Royale's got that old school Vegas glam that's slowly beeing weeded off the strip. There's nothing wrong with the big names like Encore, but Casino Royale reminds me of the Vegas that used to be family friendly and didn't require a buttload of money. In about 10 years, Bellagio is going to be a has-been and Casino Royale will still be going strong. I'd put my money on it.
__label__0 Couple hundred and no returns, not even a small win. Yeah, that was enough for me to forget about it. Called to see if I had any points or offers and the player's club seemed to hang up on me 4 times after having spoken to me (and being rude) and I kept calling back until finally they told me I had NO points...as if I did not use my card. I always use my card! BS. Expectations shattered.
__label__0 Not a fan. Do not go to Casino Royale in Vegas. This is a sham! They will promise you game play and it is impossible to make it happen under their guidelines. Then, they will simply apologize and tell you there is nothing more they can do for you. The best part is you have to run a $20 through their machines first and get or to a zero balance before their $20 will kick in...
__label__3 Yum!  Although you don't have a menu to choose from the fixed meal is awesome.  The steak melts in your mouth and the shrimp scampi and bread is awesome.  It's a good place to take friends to...definitely not your typical restaurant.  I highly recommend it :)
__label__3 Fun experience with friends (we are all locals). Ambiance was nice , dancers were fun to watch, food was good, service was good. Only con: we had a Groupon and made a reservation for 2. Later we told friends about Marrakesh and they thought it would be nice to join us . At the restaurant they asked to use the 15% Yelp discount but were denied because we had the Groupon. Seemed unfair since they came along only because we recommended it. In any event, a nice time and good food.
__label__3 I love corn dogs! Pay no attention to the mesmerizing colors of the their uniforms and to that really funny hat. You could say that I am indeed a Hot Dog on a Stick fan. For some reason they have the best corn dogs I have ever tasted and the dogs are always cooked to perfection. The fresh lemonade here is excellent. Try the cheese on a stick, I know it sounds disturbingly unhealthy and gross but in a non cardiologist point of view, I find myself actually liking this deep fried concoction. The french fries here at the Boulevard mall is the best out of all the locations in Las Vegas. \n\nIf you like corn dogs and lemonade, this place is for you.
__label__0 My first review was filtered and will continue to post my review until it is not!! This place is HORRIBLE. Here is my original review!\nWent to the one in Ceasars forum shops, great service when your in the store but it ends the second you walk out the door. Bought a pair of Frankie B jeans and when i was packing to leave Vegas the next day found the security tag was still on them (which shocked me as i walked out the store and in 3 other stores without any alarms going off) tried to call the store and left multiple messages since no one seems to answer the phone EVER there. Didnt get a call back until 2 days later after i was already back in Chicago. I didnt even get an apology, was just oh well find someone to take it off, found a store here that would take it off and discovered the nasty hole left in the jeans... mind you these are 165 dollar jeans that now have a hole in them. Will never shop there again!
__label__0 small slices, I have been to sbarro all over the place, but this by far was yuckkkkkkk. \n\nI asked where the cheese and pep slices were and the guy said hidden.  Before I could even reply he said i keep the pricy stuff out for show.  I told him good business but im not there for the stuffed pizza so break out the plain stuff and lets roll. \n\nThe small slices were warm at best and didn't have much taste, but after 5 hours at a car show with no food or drink this will do.
__label__4 I know what you're thinking. You're thinking, \"Barbary Coast?!? Why not just play downtown?\" Well, for one thing Barb's cleaner then downtown. Also you don't need to take a cab to get there (obviously assuming you're staying on the strip and let's be honest if you're a yelper you're staying on the strip). Additionally the \"charm\" sorta grows on you and the games are more than fair (5x craps, NSUD, and two deck bj w/o the completely sucka' 6:5). Above all though it comes down to the drinks. They do give you beers in tiny cups but the place is small and there are lots of cocktail waitresses. Play at the tables and you're going to get drinks. Play at dollar machines and you're going to get drinks. Hell, one time I actually had to turn away waitresses while I was at a nickel machine! They're egalitarian about their alcohol service. So let's all just hope that Harrah's doesn't buy them up, tear them down, and turn it into another completely lame strip casino w/o the class, the games, or the drinks - because then we really would have to take a cab downtown...
__label__3 I dig this place.\n\nPerfect location right in the middle of the strip. \nLeast amount of walking from your room to gambling.\nFriendly staff (always willing to help, quick and strong with the drinks, talkative dealers)\nClean rooms with flat screens.  \nCheap.\nFat Elvis.\n\nSure, it's no mega resort.  Sure the gambling floor is small and the restaurants aren't the best.  But, it's one of the hidden gems of the strip that will surely be gone in a few years.  \n\nEnjoy it while you can.
__label__4 I love this restaurant, I've been eating here for years (when it was still at Barbary) and not only is the food great but service is like none other!  Get the dover sole if you like fish and lamb if you like meat.  Delicious onion soup and salads are made tableside.  Its pricey but well, well worth it.
__label__3 Came here a while back for a date night. We had backed escargots-delightful, lobster cocktail- just because its date night, onion soup-good, beefsteak tomato salad with anchovies-cant go wrong, the chateuabriand-finished at tableside, nice and tender. The accoutrements and ambiance are a reminiscent of vintage supper clubs. Its a special spot.
__label__1 (carnival music begins...)\n\nstep right up! step right up! take sticker pictures, throw basketballs in a hoop, smack gophers with a mallet and chomp on some Nathan's hot dogs! it's Coney Island... Las Vegas style! \n\n*womp....... womp\" (the music stops)\n\nwhat the hell is this? this is supposed to be Coney Island? how so? by putting a bunch of token games and Skee-Ball... you call this Coney Island? from the colors to the ambiance... it's like they sobered up Brooklyn, slapped a health regulation code on it and got rid of everything nostalgic about Coney Island. i was absolutely stunned of the travesty.
__label__2 This is an average arcade with plenty of ticket games, a couple decent games like rerave and DDR Extreme, and a few extras. There is an ITG2 cabinet in the back of the arcade that has decent pads, and even has the elusive MaxFlight Simulator. \nThe roller coaster here is the fastest and tallest on the strip now that the Sahara shut it's doors, but the price to get on is a hefty $14 a ride. If you do choose to go on this ride, do not sit anywhere other than front, or this coaster will beat your neck and back to submission.\nOtherwise, it is a decent arcade that caters to the average Vegas tourist. Check this out if you want a unique arcade
__label__1 I had lunch here today with family from out of state.... They had a friend with them that is a big Harley Davidson Fan..  The restaurant is decked out in Harley D,,, well duh,,, but its nice,,, they have motorcycles on lifts that continuously circle the whole restaurant...  They are the previous yr's model that are for sale, so 2011 are in there now but will change in june..  \nWhats with all these chain place, like Planet hollywood, Chili's, Outback etc... All the food at these places taste the same regardless of where you go... GHAK... I ordered the BBQ plate for 2, included one free starter which we got the spinach/artichoke dip,,, ehhhhh marginal at best... the plate included  pork ribs, bbq chicken, smoked sausages, pulled pork, and i think beef brisket with corn on cob and 2 sides.. served family style...\n\nSausage-  pffffft,, spicy but not very good\nRibs- were decent,, on par with ribs at fridays, chillis, etc\nPulled Pork-  decent nothing to write home about\nchicken-  best meat on the plate, juicy tender but still ehhhh\nbrisket- total fail if it was brisket/ tasted different than the pulled pork so i dont know\n\nOther plates at the table were a\n\nburger--- ehhhh \nfrench toast- looked good,\nturkey wrap- nice sized, but who messes up a wrap..\n\nAll in all,, decent place to go if you have guests in town and want to see another typical Theme restaurant and in the immediate area, buy a drink skip the food....  Hope this yelps.\n\nPS... they added a 17% gratuity automatically,,, i thought this was odd especially when it was just 4 adults and 2 kids one being 16months.... didnt notice till i looked at it outside... i figured,, the waiter made 32% gratuity on us..  Also, to park behind the place is 10 bucks, but they will credit you 10 bucks with your parking tix...
__label__1 Food was decent.  Service was NOT.  Although the waiter was friendly, he totally forgot our first course.  Didn't realize it until we asked where our soups were.  Some at the table had sushi and asked for a second roll.  It never came.  And because we had a large party, he got his automatic tip anyway.  Bad service is becoming a theme at New York New York.  Used to be a great place to go, not so much anymore.
__label__1 This is the only buffet in NYNY.  It's only for breakfast and something of an odd combination.  \n\nFor starters it was $30 for two, not bad for a Vegas buffet.  That is until you see the offerings.  Strange pairings of eggs so firm they were more sliced than scooped, with BBQ pork loin for breakfast?  There were unusual items like pot-stickers and egg -fu-yung on the breakfast buffet.  \n\nThe strange and small assortment of items left us not wanting to return, and we didn't.\n\nThe 2 stars instead of 1 star was solely because the staff kept our cups full.
__label__1 I ate here the other night with three dining companions.  We decided on this place after deciding to meet up at New York New York.\n\nMy dining companions split both the edamame and star wontons for appetizers.  Since I had eaten recently, I personally did not partake in either of them but my friends raved about both appetizers.  For my entree I decided upon the Mongolian beef.  Having ordered it the waiter informed me that I would not get rice with it and would I like to order a side of it. I politely declined. My Mongolian beef consisted of steak and chives in a sauce with crispy noodles, cucumber and carrots on the side.  The cut of meat was a little better than I was used to in such dishes and the sauce was good.  However I found the dish to be weird, especially the cucumber pieces.  The only other thing of note is that my friends ordered three sushi rolls.  They were disappointed with the size of them but raved about the flavors.\n\nThe bottom line for me is that I would probably not eat here again.  The food was just ok and I feel like better food could be found for the price.
__label__0 Place was not good. Food taste bland and it is way over priced for what you get. Orange chicken was nasty and so was the fried rice. Won't be coming back here.
__label__1 Ordered the pepper tofu and was expecting it to be a nice pepper sauce!!! All we got was tofu in pepper with no salt !!! Could not eat it with rice. Had to ask for sauces and fix it on the table. Thanks but I can eat at home if I need to cook my own food !
__label__2 When my friends and I entered Coyote Ugly in Vegas, the first thing that impressed me quite a bit was the hanging bras displayed near the right side wall facing the dance floor and some hanging on top of the dance floor. Made me think, \"Wow, they're really taking it off!\" LOL\n\nI only gave three stars coz I see it as \"okay\" of a place. I was not blown away. Too many drunk women (and that's bad?) being loud and full of non-sense. Of course there were weird looking men with that around. I guess my mood at that time was bleckh. I was mostly people-watching and hardly drinking. I didn't want to be drunk with that particular crowd that night. \n\nAt least dancing was good.
__label__2 First off, this place is not a club. It's a bar, so treat it accordingly. Personally, I had fun, but I did not expect much either. Maybe it was an exception of a night, but it seemed like everyone was having a good time here.\n\n We got in for happy hour, $2 beer, 2for1 on drinks and no cover, and decided to stay longer. The girls on stage kept pouring free shots for the ladies and even the guys, most girls in the place could get up on stage and dance and a few girls left their bras on their trophy ceiling. The place was pretty full but not packed and it was a pretty young crowd. The music could have been better, but then again for a while they utilize the jukebox, so it's up to the patrons what is played. Lots of Sweet Home Alabama and 80s kind of stuff.
__label__4 2 for 1 drinks, don't remember the rest. We had the best time, I think. Friendly staff and you can smoke inside, I think. They play country music! (I think)  \n\nIn all seriousness this place is great, the girls are sweet and keep the energy up and give away free shots. Plus the bouncers bring their A game. Defiantly stop by if your in New York New York.
__label__4 Had the most amazing dinner with my wife on her birthday!\nThe sirloin was the best I've ever had, and I recommend the cheesecake for a after dinner desert.
__label__1 I do not understand why a restaurant would go to the trouble of wet and dry aging a steak to serve it smothered in a sauce?\n\nOur appetizer, bruchetta was ok, nothing great.  The wedge salad was very good, excellent blue cheese dressing.\n\nWe ordered the 4 Cheese Mac and Cheese and Broccoli au Gratin.  The Mac and Cheese was pretty good but not outstanding.  The Broccoli au Gratin was just broccoli with a cheese sauce,  we expected a baked broccoli and cheese dish.\n\nThe steaks were not good at all.  The first steaks they brought out were barely warm, I was very disappointed to see they both had been smothered in a brown gravy like sauce.   The waiter took them back to reheat them and when he brought them back they were basically the same.  He took those back and brought two new ones out about 10 minutes later, these were hotter but still not what I would expect for a 35-50 dollar steak.  If I had known the steaks were sauced/gravied here I would have never eaten here.  This should be disclosed on the menu.
__label__3 I want to see you stand outside and take a look at all those delicious steaks dry aging in the window and tell me your stomach isnt dragging you inside.\n\nInterior decor and vibe reminds me of NY for sure.  Small, somewhat cramped seating.  Barely room to put all your food on the table.\n\nLet's get to the best part, I had the ribeye and it was absolutely delicious.  The glaze on that bad boy made it so delectable.  Size was big, cooked perfectly!!\n\nApps were just ok, nothing that really stood out to me.  Had the clam chowder, bruschetta and caprese salad.\n\nService was wonderful, every waiter we had was on top of what they were responsible for.\n\nWe came for our anniversary and they certainly did their best to make us feel special :) Sad, we'd venture into fancier restaurants wouldnt get the same service, so it was definitely appreciated here!\n\nI'll definitely be back!!
__label__1 We dined here for dinner on Thanksgiving Day with our good friends that were visiting from Hawaii. I don't know where to begin, but this place was such a disaster.\n\nService was horrible and slow. Extremely slow. So it was Thanksgiving night and they were busy, but it wasn't a full house in the restaurant. Our server (I guess I'll be nice and not mention his name) was never around. I think we only saw him 3 times. The first time was when he took our orders. Then he disappeared for an hour. We also waited over an hour for our food. He finally zoomed passed us right before we got our food, and then WE had to flag him down to get some drinks. The third time, he brought us the bill. Horrible. The guy who refilled our waters provided better service! \n\nThe food wasn't too great in my opinion. The bread that they served us in the beginning was too hard and the butter was pretty frozen. I ordered the center cut Filet Mignon. The glaze on top of it was tasty, but the rest of the steak lacked flavor. It was also kind of dry. The bottom line: it needed salt. I also ordered the seasoned jumbo steak fries as my side. The seasoning made them taste weird. I couldn't really figure out was it was but it did leave a spicy after taste. The steak knives that they gave us were very dull as well. My husband and one of our friends ordered the dry-aged New York Sirloin. They both said it needed salt. Our other friend ordered the queen cut prime rib and enjoyed it. So at least one of us liked our food. \n\nFYI - the bathroom is a hoax! You open the first door with a sign that says \"restrooms.\" Then it leads you to a second door with a sign that says \"restrooms.\" When you open that door, it leads you to the nearby restrooms in the casino. LOL.\n\nThe bottom line: Not recommended and the steaks need salt. You know its bad when you have to have salt, A1, ketchup, and whatever else to make your steak edible!
__label__1 I always wanted to try this place but was very dissapointed with the food. It was outrageously expensive because probably of its location but the thing I didnt like most is the the house special steak tasted like your average steak at a random bbq party. There is absolutely nothing special about this steak house I personally prefer fresh meat over aged meat and a place that knows how to marinate their steaks to make the mouth water and not just throw a piece of meat on a grill and serve it plain.. We paid $150 for 2 and drank sparkling water with our meals. The portions were large and we did take leftovers home.
__label__3 Amazing prime rib was so tender. The green beans are a must. The only downside was the price. $125 for the surf n turf!
__label__0 My ny strip was very tough! Thought my knife was dull, but it was not. Would not come back!
__label__0 Terrible service and terrible drinks!! Will NEVER go back!! Total waste of $200!! Ugh!!
__label__1 I will make this short and sweet: the quality of the meat was subpar (even though the presentation outside looks amazing) and the sides were very average (some hits, some misses). Our party of 8 was also squeezed into the smallest table possible; we kept having to move plates around to try and make everything fit (with reservations!). Yes, it's cheaper than other steakhouses, but I really think steak is one of those where it's better to do it big or don't do it at all. Take your $ to Craftsteak or Bazaar Meat, I promise you won't regret it!
__label__3 Happened upon this place while waiting to watch Zumanity @ the NYNY. I was actually pretty surprised by this place. It has a nice atmosphere and really decent prices for an in casino restaurant. The chips and salsa were perfect and the carnitas tacos I had were moist and juicy. Everything served hot and fresh with great ambiance. The beans were pretty tasty, and something most restaurants mess up. If your on this end of the strip its not a bad place to stop before heading to the club.
__label__0 Food tasted like if it had been reheated in the microwave. The only good thing about this place were the chips and salsa. Food didn't have much taste, but did make me feel sick later in the evening (perhaps because it's not fresh). I know Mexican food isn't the easiest to digest, but my stomach should be able to handle it since I've been eating it since I was born! This is definitely a no go for me.
__label__0 Not sure why we ate here but we were at NYNY because our girls wanted to ride the roller coaster.\n\nIn any case, we decided on Mexican and boy was that a mistake.  I ordered the fish tacos and the fish was really quite fowl tasting ~ not fresh at all.  Okay, so I moved onto the refried beans and rice ~ simply the worst ever ~ how hard is it to make rice and beans anyway???\n\nThe waitress noticed that I hardly touched my food and asked if she could bring me anything else.  I deferred given that they could not make decent rice & beans.\n\nTo top it off, I had to argue with both the waitress and manager to have the  meal removed from the bill.... Enough said.
__label__2 It was in our hotel so it was easy to get to.  But this place lacked in anything original.  It was just \"fine\".  \n\nChips and salsa...fine\nEnchiladas....fine\nMargarita.....meh....\n\nSo, it was affordable, it was close to 'home', but it was not fantastic and not someplace I would seek out specifically in Vegas.
__label__3 Surprise! i loved this place. Great chips, good drinks, music, dancing, the works. The food was great. the staff superb. Wish I found it earlier.
__label__3 Loved the Happy Hour!  Their bartender Frank is super friendly and made us feel very comfortable.  Taquito appetizers were fresh and very delicious.  We came back every day of our stay.
__label__1 There is nothing Grand Canyon-esque about the Grand Canyon Experience except the fake rock facade and the real birds that have taken up residence inside (I saw three).  This is a large tourist trap, I mean souvenir shop.  They have every kind of trinket including crystals, \"Indian\" jewelry, and myriad Las Vegas T-shirts.  There are two floors packed with stuff you don't need.
__label__0 Terrible service. The guy was very mean. I'm glad I am just a tourist. But don't go here. There are other great kosher places around town. Jerusalem grill has a friendlier staff.
__label__1 This place USED to be the place but the owner has tripled his prices. I will be finding another repair place.
__label__3 Quick and easy money exchange at great rates. Funny thing is, the ladies behind the counter have not traveled much. But they are making their kids travel (study abroad, live abroad, and so on).
__label__4 Great transaction. Ladies are wonderful and gives you awesome advices.  Validated my parking stub too. Tip: we found place easily by reading other comments on here. Rates are awesome and worth the trip.
__label__4 This is my 4th visit at this Hotel. In comparison to the strip hotel, this one is the budget with the great hospitality, very descent rooms and service especially the shuttle service to the strips. I would like to thank the nice lady named Johanna who greeted me and took her time to talk to me and my family as a person.
__label__1 ***This Courtyard has a lot of the typical Courtyard pluses--complimentary internet, complimentary parking, 24 hr fitness center, decent rooms; however, there are also areas where it does not stack up well to other Courtyard Marriotts (slow internet, smell in the hallways, etc.)***\n\nThis Courtyard by Marriott is located near The Strip; it sits right next to the Las Vegas Convention Center and the monorail stop.  In many ways, it is very similar to other Courtyard by Marriott locations.  It has complimentary parking, complimentary internet and a 24 hr fitness center.\n\nThe rooms are okay.  While the lobby has been renovated to showcase the new Courtyard by Marriott lobby design (the bistro, the market, the modern seating, etc.), the rooms felt a little dated.  The rooms were still big enough and comfortable enough.\n\nThere were definitely areas where this hotel did not stand up well against other Courtyard Marriotts.  The internet was a little slow.  They do warn you when you log-in and you do have an option of paying an extra charge for fast internet.\n\nAlso, the hallways had a smell to them.  While Courtyard by Marriott is a smoke-free hotel, probably the years when smoking was allowed or simply the proximity to Vegas has resulted in kind of a smoky smell in the hallways.\n\nService was fine.  Prices were not too bad, but you could probably pay a relatively similar amount for a mid-range hotel on The Strip (like Bally's) if you planned ahead.\n\nThis Courtyard by Marriott is probably a step below other Courtyard by Marriott hotels out there.  Also, its location is convenient only if you are spending time a lot of time at the convention center.  If you are planning to spend most of your time on The Strip, it is not that far from the Wynn/Encore, but it is very far from everything else.  If you are coming to Las Vegas for vacation, you should probably try to look online at some of the lower priced hotels (Bally's, Mirage) before settling for this Courtyard by Marriott.\n\nAs mentioned, this Courtyard by Marriott offers free parking; the parking is outside, but it is gated.
__label__2 I think the Chef that night was a person that has tourettes and a salt shaker and I bet you he was singing, \"let me FRICK see your AHH salt shaker\" as he was cooking.\n\nSalty like a salt lick. Eeee haw...\n\nAmongst 6 girls we got 3 summer special. It includes: 2 appetizers, 2 entrees, 2 sides and 1 dessert for about $90 bucks.\n\nSalad- Good. 5 Stars.\nCreamed spinach- 3 Stars.\nFilet- Burnt. 3 Stars.\nMashed Potatoes- 5 Stars\nMushrooms- Soooo salty! 0 Stars.\nFree range chicken- 5 Stars.\n\nThe entree choices were: fish, filet, some other stuff and some other stuff. But the best bang for your buck was the mixed grill entree choice. The mixed grill comes with a filet (4 oz), free range chicken, and a crab cake. I would say go for the mixed grill instead of just choosing a fish or filet (6 oz) entree.
__label__2 I am deeply conflicted on rating this place. On the one hand, the food here was awesome... as expected. On the other hand, they really put a damper on my valentine's day dinner! My bf and I were headed to Vegas for the 3 day weekend, and decided we wanted to eat at Ruth's Chris for Valentine's Day. I made the reservations sometime last week for this location on Paradise Rd, since we had eaten at the other location last time we were out there. \n\nWe hopped in a cab and headed over to the restaurant for our 7:15 reservation, only to find a line of at least 20 people out the door (all with reservations as well). Come to find out, they had overbooked their reservations and were running AT LEAST one hour behind on seating people. I, along with many other people there, was pretty pissed off. I mean, what is the point of making reservations, ESPECIALLY on a busy night like Valentine's day, if you still have to wait an hour. I felt especially bad for people who had tickets to shows later in the evening who were trying to decided whether they could wait that long to eat dinner and still make it to the show. And to add insult to injury, the first employee we came in contact with after waiting 15 minutes out in the cold just to get in the door, was oblivious and just asking how long the line was and shocked to hear it was out to the taxi drop off area. They should have sent someone out to inform people of what was going on and apologize. \n\nSo we check in with the hostess, and then head over to the bar, clearly some vodka was in order to check my rage. The bar was packed with other disgruntled would-be diners. About an hour to an hour and a half after arriving, we were finally taken back to a table. And from there on out the experience was as expected, the service and food were really good. It's just a total bummer to get all pissed off before such a nice dinner. \n\nI will be writing an email to complain about the situation and keep you posted of any response.
__label__1 We walked in for happy hour... took a look around... smelled like a funeral home...\n\nWalked out....\n\nMaybe this place is good if you are retired....
__label__2 The Caribe Cafe is in the Mirage Hotel/Casino in Las Vegas, and is your standard coffee shop, no more no less.  Standard fare, reasonably good service.\n\nI sat at the counter as a single recently, but I wouldn't advise it.  There is less service there, and they kind of forget about you.
__label__1 My chicken parm was okay. But my mom ordered the salmon and that was amazing. My Aunts was also ok and why it only got 2 stars. I would expect for consistency especially with how prices all the food is. Having to track down your waiter is another reason for its low score
__label__4 What's up with all the bad reviews for this place? I adore this place...\n\nFirst off, they've remodeled and I must say it's rather lovely inside.  But more importantly, the food really is fantastic--well, if you ordered what I always get :)  \n\nI LOVE their starters.  The seared scallops (I have no idea if it's a regular item or seasonal one) are ridiculously good!  They are seared to perfection and burst with flavor.  I've also had their crabcakes, and they are divine. The portion is rather small, but the quality speaks for itself.  OH! AND THE LOBSTER BISQUE!!!  Best I've ever had...the soup itself was savory and loaded with lobster chunks.  To top it off, there's a wonderful pastry shell that tops the soup.  I'm telling you, get the Lobster bisque. You won't be disappointed.  \n\nTheir steaks are served a la carte, which get's a bit pricey.  But let it be known that these are HUGE cuts.  I had the ribeye done medium rare and it was delicious!  Perfectly seared on the outside, with a warm, red tender inside.  I couldn't be happier with it.  I don't care about the sides, as I'd rather not waste stomach space, but the garlic mashed potatoes were tasty.  \n\nNow, there is one matter that makes me tempted to knock this joint down a star---their desserts are absolutely atrocious!  I mean it! If you've read any of my other reviews, then you'll know that I'm a dessert fiend and I like my creme brulee....but boy is the creme brulee here total crap!  The dessert comes with three different types of creme brulee--choclate, traditional, and I don't even remember the third.  Man, it's gross. It's super dense and thick.  Stick a spoon down the middle, and it won't budge--it's that dense.  Aside from the rock hard texture, the taste is just off.  It's really terrible.  I can't image why they would serve such crap.  \n\nBut I'll be generous tonight and stick to the five stars.  But heed my advice--stay away from the desserts.  \n\nI do hope that they redesign their dessert menu and put some effort into it.  It's just depressing!\n\nOh, and as for the reviewer who was upset with the $150 kobe steak--I've been to plenty of places that don't list the price.  And they really don't tell you unless you ask.  Heck, I ordered swordfish at another establishment and was never quoted the price (it turned out to be a whopping $45).  Seriously...if you're going to order something that doesn't have the price listed to it, just assume it's gonna cost a truckload of money.  I do, and it serves me well. Or don't be afraid to ask.  I've seen the kobe on their menu, and the price is never listed.  In fact, I've seen this at many restaurants.  I personally, don't think that kobe is worth its price.  I'll take a ribeye or porterhouse anyday.
__label__1 I went here last week. This restaurant was recommended by the hostess at Samba. We were supposed to go to Samba, but couldn't get a table. Kokomo's was able to seat us right away. \n\nFood: I ordered off the pre fixe menu which came with fried shrimp as an app, salmon over roasted root veggies with a tomato hollandaise, and chocolate cake for dessert. The shrimps were tempura style (you get four) were large, but were a bit on the oily side. The salmon must have been cooked by a trainee (bad texture, diner quality), the root veggies were average and the hollandaise was delicious. The chocolate cake was decent. The mandarin pieces on the side were yummy.\n\nMy boyfriend had the scallops as an app and the surf and turf as an entr\u00e9e. The scallops were really good, although, the sauce had too much butter (tasted greasy). The filet mignon was prepared very well. The lobster tail was OVERCOOKED! How could anyone overcook lobster?? It was a $100 entr\u00e9e so I was expecting to be wowed. I was not wowed at all. He also had a 10 cane mojito, it needed more lime and alcohol.\n\nService: I believe half of the restaurant was staffed by one waitress. She was so inattentive. I practically had to wave my hand to get her attention. Our appetizers and entrees came on time, but my dessert was delayed. Two separate people came by to ask if I wanted dessert when I had ordered it with our \"waitress\" with the rest of my food earlier. She was too busy attending to the diners in the private dining room behind us. I waited and waited for the dessert. I also waited and waited for the check. The service was poor and impersonal. I will not dine here again.
__label__2 Conveniently located at the entrance of the Mirage, its a great location for grabbing a quick beer.   My only issue is the two fat tire beers cost 15 bucks...yikes!
__label__1 Ate dinner there last week. While the food was OK, it is pretty expensive. Side dishes are an extra $11.00+. \n\nService, however, is another story. Our original servers numbered 3. The primary server was rude and arrogant, and smiling seemed beyond her capabilities. We could have tolerated this but when the busboy reached across my wife to take my plate, I was flabbergasted. I called him on it, telling him he should know better. Then the manager came by and we addressed the service issues with him. He was apologetic and changed our waitstaff so that our service was much better.\n\nMy issue... at a restaurant of this quality and price you should never have to complain to get good service. There are so many high quality restaurants available on the Las Vegas strip, why would you waste your time and money on a place that can't maintain high quality service throughout? My suggestion: find another place for dinner!!
__label__1 Cesear salad was very plain and not very interesting.  Pretzel portion of bread basket was quite good. Service was very good.  Brought us out lobster bisque after we had had our appetizer because we saw such high reviews of it.   I don't care for lobster but the rest of table enjoyed it.  I ordered my steak medium rare and it came out medium well to well done.  It was also not prepared how it was described.  The second steak arrived and was cooked better but the only flavor I got was the char from the outside.   After adding some salt it was better but not a great preparation.  \n\nOverall the service was quite good but the food was way below average for the price.  \nI will not come back.
__label__1 Good lord, the Chinese food here is totally dumbed down American style because it tastes nothing like Chinese! I swear their Kon Pao Chicken pass off as dog. The only thing I dug was the atmosphere for it's supposed to be tip top classy.
__label__2 I do agree that this place is above the standards of most Chinese restaurants.  The taste is better and the quality is way above average.  The only problem with everything PF Chang's has to offer would be the price.  Yes, we pay for everything: the food, ambiance, and service. My friends were out there for a late night dinner. We happened to sit next to two groups of people celebrating birthdays.  The first table started to sing Happy Birthday.  10 minutes later, they left.  Five minutes after we finished eating, the other group started to sing Happy Birthday.  It was a trip. \n\nI wanted something simple, since I was at the restaurant Nobu earlier with friends at the Hard Rock Hotel.  Had the ginger chicken with broccoli for the entree with brown rice.  My other 2 friends had the exact same thing, which was the honey walnut shrimp with white rice.  One friend opted for 2 bowls of ice cream and a cup of expresso.  I didn't have anything else.  \n\nI have my reservations of this place, since this place is expensive.  Granted that this place is kind of better than stereotypical Chinese restaurants, it is pricey. You get what you pay for.
__label__3 From the apps to the desserts, I have not had a bad meal. Yes, you can find one in most major areas, but its good food. Why not hit the places you know are dishing out consistent meals?
__label__0 My Wife and I enjoy PF Chang's and Pei Wei and we went into this restaurant and had a late lunch, not busy.  The hostess was on the phone at the front door  and when she finished her call, wiped her nose with her hand and proceed to take us to a table and placed the menu's down.  Mind you this was in the middle of the flu season and she did not use a tissue or wash her hands.  She then proceeded to pick up the extra place settings and stack them on a shelf close to our table.  Within a few minutes a waiter came by and I asked to see the manager, which he obliged.  I told the manger what happen and it appeared he could care less as he did not take the plates off the shelf and into the kitchen.  Shortly thereafter another waited came by and picked up the plates and took them to another table.  I wonder how many germs were on the plates?   Who got the flu from this untrained hostess?   Very poor management at a great chain.  I will think twice before I go back to this location.  Great food, but untrained in personal hygiene.  Watch out!!!
__label__0 Waited in line to see how long a wait would be for three people. A gentlemen waiting in the opposite line psychically grabbed me and pulled me back and said that he was in front of me. I told him that there was clearly two lines and that my party was larger than his party of two so either way I'd still be waiting much much longer than him. The hostess told me to head to the end of the line and wait once again even though I had all ready waited in the double line for 10-15 minutes.\n\nAbsolutely terrible customer services and something I wouldn't expect from PF Changs...a place I often visit at my home town which I won't visit anymore.\n\nI'll never be back!
__label__3 In a bind to go to CES and couldn't believe I could find a hotel this close to convention center that didn't bankrupt me. Great location and found I didn't even have to drive anywhere. Nice friendly place and cool bar/small restaurant inside it. Looked like they were building something in the courtyard I will have to check out next time I am there.  Coming back in a few months.
__label__0 Honestly I had no problem with the rooms, and I even had a situation involving a pair of dirty panties which had been in the Shower Curtain so long they actually stained the curtain. However the customer service was absolutely horrid. Specifically in relation to the Manager named Chelsea.\n\nAfter the panty situation I was given an \"Upgraded\" room which had more square footage but did not have a Computer Desk, a Couch, or the Full Kitchen that the first room had. I was also promised my \"Facility Fee's\" would be waived with that exact wording.... To me that implies a full wave, not a partial. In the end I was waived 2 out of 7 days and when I brought this up I was told the room value of the new suite was too much to wave them in full.\nI went from this http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/blair-house-suites-las-vegas?select=SlOOZnO52rHdPO2CSxlsSg#5a1cJDmOeq7yhQFTgyaXyg\nTo This http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/blair-house-suites-las-vegas?select=SlOOZnO52rHdPO2CSxlsSg#8AxTdG9tnrofzT_pKI6JWA\n\nIn addition, while I was moving to the new suite, the cleaning crew came into my old room, leaving the door wide open and all of my camera and laptop equipment visible to the public... and they started actively cleaning the bathroom before I could fully vacate. To make matters worse, they were dripping cleaning solutions and scrubbing powder all over my toiletries on the sink. I was not angry at all about the Panties, but I was furious over this, and when I asked them to leave until I finished moving they didn't understand me due to the \"English Barrier\" So I called the front desk and they even called the cleaning ladies multiple times for them to leave. I could hear every bit of this over their walkie talkies but they still didn't leave till the panty stain was addressed. I brought my Hairbrush and Toothbrush to the front desk and asked them to replace it. \"I am sorry sir, the value of your upgraded room is more than $350 and we are unable to replace your damaged items.\" Are you kidding me?\n\nTo cap off the story, after I saw I was charged Facility Fees after being told they would be waived, I finally called back today since the Manager was not there during check out... And was told the 2 days waived was more than adequate for the damaged toothbrush and hairbrush as if that was the reason the fees were being waived in the first place.\n\nTo be clear, I WAS OFFERED THE WAIVER BEFORE the damage happened, and at the exact same time as I was upgraded to the new room...\n\nI asked to contact her superior and she refused to give me any contact information, and would only do me the courtesy of forwarding an email I send direct to her. I said fine, give him my number and have him contact me directly, and she said she would but it was unlikely I would ever hear from him since she is supposed to be top of the ladder...\n\nFFS...\n\nDon't get me wrong, the Toothbrush and Hairbrush only cost me $10 to replace, but another $100 in time to replace it since I was late to work at the LVCC and had to detour to the Walgreens to get the items I needed to be presentable. I chose Blair House due to proximity to the LVCC, so I did not rent a car, and since it is on a one way road, even a cab ride wouldn't have helped with the time delay.\n\nFor the record, Melina was very nice but held no power to help me... Chelsea may single handedly be the reason I never book the Blair House again... I sincerely hope you never have a situation that requires you to deal with this woman.
__label__0 First of all when I check in she asked me if I'm the one that owned a dog and when I replied  yes she said I can't even let you on the premises cause this is not a pet friendly place AT ALL .. Yet on the front page of there website it says pet friendly..this was the manager telling me this ... She had the gal to tell me that it's not  even offered on the website... Someone is out of touch with there own company policy.. I called for reservations and they are the one that told me it would be a $25.00  a night extra for the dog...don't waste your time coming to this place...
__label__2 I decided to take my car here for repairs after someone hit my car at my work parking lot and I have to say they did a nice job with the paint, replacing my front bumper, and headlamps, however, once I turned on my lights my high beams come on.  \n\nI called and was told to come by so George can take a look at it, so I did.  He said he has to call the insurance company to get an approval for payment for the part.  Well a few days come by and still I didn't hear from them so I called to follow up and he says that I have to go to the dealer to get a letter saying that it happened from the accident.  What the heck is that?  They couldn't call me when they heard from the insurance or did they just come up with an excuse.  My high beams never were broken after the accident in the first place so I don't know what happened.  I'm sure that they should've checked if everything was working before I went to pick it up.\n\nNow when I drive at night with my lights on, people think I'm high beaming them so they high beam me...what am I supposed to?  \n\nThe only nice thing is that they were able to take care of the minor scratches on my car.
__label__2 I'm giving an upgrade because after I removed my previous glowing review and complained about the estimate for my newest dent, someone from Metropolitan called and left me a message willing to work on the price with me.  I didn't call back because I had already shopped around and found a mobile dent repair service called The Dent Guys and got an estimate for $85.  It ended up being $125 because the dent was bigger and more dented in than I described on the phone.  I'd probably be willing to give Metropolitan another chance but I'm much more suspicious now.
__label__4 On February 27th, I let my younger sister Ariel drive my girl (truck) to school. Sadly for me and my girl it was raining outside. Due to the lack of her driving experience, she caused a major accident on Oakey & Rainbow. \n\nIt caused major damages to my girl. Luckily for us, one of the other drivers involved in the accident recommended me to Metropolitan Auto Body. I called and they arranged a tow truck and rental car to come & get me out of there. Upon arrival, the rental car was there and I got to meet the manager who gave an estimate quote. After 4 days of them working on the front of my girl, I got my girl back looking like new. They also helped me adding two more fog lights. \n\nI would like to thank everyone at Metropolitan Auto Body for helping us through this stressful time... THANK YOU!
__label__0 Trust me, if I had the option to give a 0 star I would.\n\nWhat this shop needs is customer service and communication. My brother used this shop a couple times before so when I got in a car accident two months ago I decided to use this body shop. So when I dropped off the car, they said it should be done&out by the next week. Okay, sounds great. Week passes by, so I call and all that was said was that they were not finished yet and that I should call back in a couple days. I call again couple days later speaking to another guy, and he says they are still having trouble finding parts for my car and that they will call me back to update me in a couple days. Hearing different stories from different people. Rental car company decides to charge me an extra uncovered 200 because no one at the body shop called the rental car company to let them know that the car was still in body shop. Another week passes by and of course, no call or update. At this point I am beyond frustrated that I am the one that keeps having to call the body shop to get an update. So they finally said they found the parts *YEARS LATER* and that they will be finished by _____date. No call from them that day, so I called and of course no one knows what's going on with my car. Found out that they sent it to Honda to have the remaining whatever to be fixed because they couldn't do it. Like seriously? You couldn't have even called me to let me know what's going on? A phone call is NOT that hard. So about 1 1/2 months later I finally go in to pick up my car. And of course to no surprise at all, there is a chip in the new front bumper they replaced. When I showed Mac the chip he tried to brush it off. There was also yellow stains on my side mirrors that were not there before and was not coming off. He tried to brush that off too. He said I can bring my car in after my paint is done setting to fix that chip. I did. If I went with another body shop my car would have been done in the span of 1-2 weeks.\n\nOh, and how cheesy is all the yelp reviews plastered all over inside the body shop/desk?\n\nNever coming back and will tell my other friends to stop coming here.\nBeware.
__label__2 Good food restaurant was way too hot!!
__label__1 Food is great! Unfortunatly the service isn't. Only 1 person serving meat not like others where there are 5 or 6 people serving. They better improve there game! Fogo di Chao is opening across the street! This place better improve on service! We went the following week to Texas de Brazil, what a difference! I like people to try Texas de Brazil or even Fogo di Chao and try to come back here! Food is ok here, there banannas are the best here out of anyone so far in Vegas, but the downside is you only get 1. I can unfortunatly see this business go out of business maybe with-in the next year if there lucky 2 years. Reason of this would be because of Texas de Braizil and now Fogo di Chao. They would count on visitors that don't know better to eat at Yolies. But locals and returning customers would go to Via Brazil, Texas de Brazil, or Fogo di Chao, or even Sambas at the Mirage.\nIt's just sad to see a business run down in service, quaility and even the decore. Even if they improve on service and have good selections of meat, they won't be able to compete with the top 4 Brazilian Resturants in town. The food is good but now there are better places, it's not the 80's or 90's anymore where this was the only thing.
__label__0 I've gone to hundred's of restaurants and seen my share of service blunders, but this one is the absolute worst.  It's amazing how they can make you feel like they don't care within 30 seconds of sitting down.  Waited 20 minutes to be acknowledged at the table, and saw the same happen to other couples there.  I walked out, and so did two other couples in my area.  This place is a disgrace to those hardworking restaurant owners who care about their guests.\n\nFood was garbage, and what a joke it was to watch them take the piece of meat and use the knife to move it to my plate.  I guess they were  too cheap to purchase tongs to grab the pieces.\n\nI will repeat - worst restaurant I have been in in over 10 years - avoid at all cost.
__label__4 Chris, the shuttle driver is awesome. He made my day and is a reason I'd stay with Super 8!
__label__2 Food was very good.  Had an oyster sampler plate with various types.  Salmon was cooked to perfection.  Overall a fine choice.
__label__0 This review is long overdue.\n\nIt was our first night in town and the worst dinner ever. Way over priced! Their \"New York\" steak was a sirloin. Went to the Triple George the next night and got a better meal for $40 less with drinks and dessert. \n\nOh, and the waiter was two feet from my chair for the whole meal. You might think this would be a good thing but it was kind of creepy.
__label__0 I hate to give any business a one star rating, particularly if the staff has been friendly,  but the quality of the food here is pretty bad.\n\nMe and my partner went for dinner the week before Christmas.\n\nWe were in town for a week.  This was the worst meal we had.\n\nWaiter was very enthusiastic.  There were no service problems.  The hostess out front was charming.\n\nPartner had the oysters.   He's quite the oyster eater, almost always ordering them in any seafood place.  He says they were among the worst he's had.  By and large for him it was a temperature thing.  Oysters are far better if they are really cold.  Some of his were pretty much room temperature.\n\nI had the calamari appetizer. It was piping hot, if somewhat bland.  Large chunks of calamari, in a very light and tasteless batter.\n\nHe had the fish and chips entree.  I had the bacon-wrapped scallops.\n\nHis was, as he put it, frozen Mrs. Pauls fish stick quality.  Bland.  Unfresh (if that's a word).  \n\nMy scallops were possibly the saltiest things I've ever put in my mouth.   And they had a slightly funky 'maybe they sat out all day' sortof taste.   The side vegetables were overcooked and bland.\n\nThe bathroom is pretty dirty.  A dirty bathroom in a seafood restaurant doesn't instill much confidence.\n\nI honestly wouldn't have been surprised to wake up the next day with food poisoning.\n\nDinner for two (no drinks) was around $70.  FAR too much for substandard seafood. \n\nIn a normal mall in a normal city maybe you'd just say 'eh' and consider it a lesson learned.\n\nBut this is Vegas, with literally unlimited dining choices.\n\nYou can do far, far better.  \n\nThe funny thing is, when we sat down we had an uneasy feeling about the place, so we checked the Yelp reviews.  But we didn't heed them.  Our mistake.\n\nRight down the corridor is Pampass, the Brazilian all you can eat steakhouse.  I didn't get a chance to try it, as I opted for Oyster Bay instead.  I regret that choice.  If you are reading this review outside Oyster Bay, check out Pampass instead.
__label__3 OYSTER SHOTS! \n\nThey have some great oysters here that make for a great starter!\n\nGreat place to come to if you have a group of 8 to 10, but also still great to come if it's just you and you want to suck down some oysters and have a glass of whiskey. \n\nThey have as fresh as you can get oysters in Las Vegas. I did find it funny that their oyster monger had never been to the Ocean, but his knowledge of oysters was great, he even let me sample each one so I could choose the optimal dozen, which I appreciated because they had 4 different kinds and each one was TOTALLY different and the ones I thought I'd like were not my favorite at all...\n\nThe only thing I mark a star down is their seafood special (the lobster, crab, clams, etc.. was only ok) It might have been because that was when we had 12 people and mine was just steamed seafood, and everyone else's took longer to make so mine was sitting a little longer than I wanted. \nStill good though, yeah, still good.\n\nCheck out here and sit at the bar and get buddy buddy with the bartender/oyster monger and you'll have a great $50 meal!
__label__2 this place is nestled inside the miles shop of Planet Hollywood. a cute indoor / outdoor restaurant. i've never been to Paris but i would imagine it to be quite similar. it's romantic backdrop, floral decor, cute waiters, and dimmed light gets you in the mood to order some wine/champagne/cocktails even before looking at the menu. We ordered crab cakes, whole lobster linguine, soup, oysters, chicken. \ni enjoyed the food!
__label__0 Avoid at all costs. Horrible service and horrible food.
__label__2 Breakfast here is A-OK and props to them for still serving eggies at 2pm (the prefect time for a Vegas breakfast ). It' a simple place. Small oyster bar inside and a dozen or so tables for dining 'al fresco' (there's no way you're forgetting you're still inside). The breakfast menu was simple enough - omelet's, a bagel sammie, pancakes - nothing out of the ordinary. My omelet (the Vegas) was filled with a few veggies, some avocado, cheddar and bacon. All super at soaking up the booze from the prior evening. The mimosas are $5, if you need to crush that hangover, and are standard sized but tasty. Overall, a solid breakfast in a creepy PH mall area. Standard Vegas morning. \n\nPro tip: Planning on drinking mass quantities? The bar/restaurant directly across from it seems to have an all day happy hour going on.
__label__1 Total loss, the bread was like wonder bread, the pasta was good but the sauce lacked any flavor and the price for the portion was minuscule. You shouldn't go away hungry from a 23 dollar Italian entree.
__label__1 Our waitress was friendly. However, we waited a long time for our food for a party of 4, about 40 mins. We were seated at 1:30pm and there weren't even a lot if guests. All we ordered were 2 omelets, steak and eggs special, and a bowl of lobster bisque, so we didn't expect it to take that long! We already each finished 3 cups of coffee before our food arrived. :(\n\nPrices are average. $10-$13 for omelets, $10-$12 for sandwiches and salads, $12-$20 pasta. $9 for a bowl of soup. They have $5 mimosas and bloody mart all day.\n\nFood taste and quality was okay, I'd compare it to Denny's but with smaller portions. I did not like the lobster bisque, it was too salty. I recommenf just sticking with the specials, they're also cheaper. My brother's steak (5 oz ny strip) and eggs was only $7.95.\n\nOverall, it was not bad, not great. Just okay.
__label__3 The location can be deceiving,  inside believe it or not the Circus Circus Casino. While the casino may be low end  this place is really an excellent steak house. I've been here twice and the quality has always been high. It's a traditional atmosphere, dark with booths lining the walls. ... a darker more upscale Izzy's?  I find it a more relaxing and friendlier place than Smith & wellinskys on the strip. \nYou walk in past the glass walled fridge /meat locker where I guess they age the steaks. There is a small cozy bar off to the side to wait for your reservation. The prices and portions are reasonable. The steaks are properly cooked to order. Some of our group whined that the steaks weren't  marinated or drowned in sauce. I find that a blessing. I like some sauces, (Izzy's medallions au poivre) but many places ruin the meat with it. \nIt's well worth the trip off the Strip.
__label__3 Went to dinner last night with my dad and boyfriend and the food was great.  Seated instantly with no reservation, but it was pretty full for a Tuesday night.  You are greeted by your waiter and given complimentary bottled water.  They also provide a yummy bread basket, must try the pretzel bread!  The food was wonderful the prices were great, the only reason I did not give it 5 stars was because it was so smokey.  I am not talking cigar or cigarette smoke, it's smokey because the chef cooks in the middle of the restaurant.  Now don't get me wrong it looks really cool, but after the meal and the next morning I was coughing felt like I had smoked a cigar or something.  So if smoke doesn't bother you then you'll love this place.  It is wonderful just be prepared.  \n\n8oz filet was $38 \n12oz filet was $48\n\n*all entrees come with choice of black bean soup (which is delicious) or salad\n*garlic mashed potatoes (so good), baked potato, or rice pilaf\n*chef's veggies\n\n**We did not get an appetizer and we were full... still couldn't finish everything on our plates!!!!\n\n*****Great food, great price, amazing portions!
__label__3 Located in inside what appears to be the craziest indoor state fair like atmosphere of Circus Circus. That being said, once inside this meat oasis did the job. 3 of us stuffed ourselves silly with meat, sides and a few drinks for $200. Not so bad!  I competed in half ironman triathlon earlier that day and ate the whole ribeye and sides!
__label__1 Inside Circus Circus\n\nFrom being rewarded to their pretty good rating I'm led to believe that we descended upon this restaurant on a really really bad night. I'll explain why in a moment...\n\nThe first thing I'll highlight is how reminded you will be that you're in a steakhouse... from all the Cow Decor, to the smell of the cooking beef wafting through the air, to the kitchen being smack dab in the middle of the dining room, to the various cuts of beef being hung on display. Honestly not one bit of this impressed me, but I was still optimistic because of their reputation. The place looks very dated and although it may have been really classy at one point... it just hasn't been long enough to give off a classic or vintage vibe.\n\nOther than maybe the deserts you'll see that the presentation is pretty consistent with most other steakhouses...absent if you know what I mean. I feel like one should be able to dine with their eyes as well... you know... involve all of one's senses.\n\nWe all started off by sharing their complimentary bread: http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/the-steakhouse-las-vegas-2?selected=h_saFHn_RCOk3QTUSLttpA#hnwoRKQPYrn_Sk1XKgOo3w which wasn't bad and served as a pretty good precursor to our impending meal.\n\nI then had a bowl of their famous Bean Soup: http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/the-steakhouse-las-vegas-2?selected=h_saFHn_RCOk3QTUSLttpA#8udUmTWVy5eHpBH03i56Eg I freaking love soup and this one was a very good example of a more rare soup that is available. I really enjoyed this and now really looked forward to my main entree in the form of...\n\nTheir Bone-In Ribeye: http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/the-steakhouse-las-vegas-2?selected=h_saFHn_RCOk3QTUSLttpA#Y94ctMW52aSx_LHDxA2Z8g Now I'm fully aware they are more known for their Prime Rib, but not only am I not as big a fan of PR, but I just prefer the cut of a BIR and its wonderful marbling and flavor it normally possesses. I say normally because this place managed to deliver a steak that was devoid of flavor and just straight up tedious. I did appreciate the fact that my steak was cooked to my requested temperature of \"Medium-Rare.\" It had some pretty nice grill marks on the outside and was fairly tender. The sides of green beans and baked potato were \"ok\" at best... again nothing fancy. Normally I would never crave Steak Sauce at a Steakhouse or Chophouse, but found myself wishing I had brought some in an attempt to wake this poor excuse for a piece of meat up! They managed to kill this poor cow twice!\n\nTo finish off this meal I felt like I needed something with flavor to make up for what I just consumed so I ordered their Tiramisu: http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/the-steakhouse-las-vegas-2?selected=h_saFHn_RCOk3QTUSLttpA#6DxGHudL6bhm0iwmePOzaQ which thank goodness was yet another spike up in the graph so to speak. This nice piece of Italian Cake was perfect in every way. it seriously had a nice balance of flavors, textures, colors, that were all rounded out to a beautiful presentation.\n\nService while kind was pretty forgettable. Our server did a really good job of conveying the fact that this was a job and any cordiality was more out of obligation.\n\nThere is plenty of parking at Circus Circus.\n\nOn this night we had received an experience that was totally reflective of the hotel it so comfortably sits in (also affectionately referred to as the \"Shits Carlton.)\n\nI'm not ready to completely write this place off just yet... I just won't be rushing back with all of the great options in Lost Wages.
__label__4 The Steakhouse is by far one of the best dining experiences I have ever had hand down.  We went here on recommendation by a friend.  We were skeptical at first since it's in Circus Circus and the atmosphere there we try to avoid.  But this place is a slice of heaven!  From the moment we walked in we were greeted with an amazing aroma of food.  The meat locker in the front behind the hostess desk has a beautiful array of cuts of meat, and if you look close enough the slabs have dates on them showing how fresh they are.  We were ushered by a very nice man from NY past the grilling island were you could see them preparing your food and we were promptly seated. The atmosphere is pretty upper class with rich woods, a fireplace, darkened room and pretty quiet aside from the restraunt music and the chattering of other diners. This is definitely NOT a place for small children. Our waiter (who kind of liked like Drew Carey) was attentive but not too the point of being annoying. When I described what kind of wine I wanted he suggested one that was spot on perfect.  Our water glasses were never empty and our meals were beyond good.  I had the petite filet mignon and it was the best I have ever tasted. The cheesecake which was recommended by both the NY gentleman and our waiter was also phenomenal.  The place is a bit pricy but absolutely worth it!
__label__3 I love this pretzel place!\n\nThe pretzels are big, sweet, and (usually) soft! I also love their lemonade. It is seriously delicious.\n\nThe service could use some work. I'm not a big fan of the \"fuchi face,\" but other than that this place is great!
__label__2 Someone, somewhere is making a lot of money off this Subway shop, but I'm certain it's not the employees. The employees who helped me did not have very seasoned customer service skills, but I think some are struggling to learn English. And my infested brain forgot most of my Spanish, so I couldn't help them, either. I paid $9 for a turkey salad that was fine, but I couldn't help wondering who was making all the money on the backs of the well-meaning employees and starving customers.
__label__4 I go to Vegas once a month, and I hate to give away the spots that only locals know about . . .  \n\nYou see, tourists love Delmonico's, which masks its semi-flavorful steaks with a potpourri of spices.  Tourists love N9NE, which I would NEVER, ever, ever visit again. N9NE overcooked our steaks and refused to replace them.  Have you ever heard of anything like that???  Me neither.  Finally, tourists love whatever steakhouse the magazine in their hotel room tells them to love. \n\nIf you want a real Las Vegas steakhouse, and you don't want to go to Morton's or Ruth's Chris, may I recommend Del Frisco's.  Located a couple of blocks off the Strip, it's hidden from the glamor and grandeur of touristy Las Vegas.  Cab ride to Del Frisco's from, say, New York, New York, won't set you back more than $7-8.\n\nWe had reservations for 9 pm (it was Final Four weekend, and we wanted to finish watching the game).  The games ended early, and we arrived at 8:45 pm.  We were seated very quickly; so quickly, that we hardly had a chance to grab some jelly beans and some golf tees from two giant bowls by the entrance.  Remember, jelly beans are edible, but golf tees are NOT.  You've been warned.\n\nThe steak is great here.  I ordered the Double Eagle New York Strip, a 26 oz cut on the bone.  It arrived quickly, big and juicy as promised.  The meat had just the right amount of marbling, and was prepared properly.  The waiter then encouraged my friend and I to cut our steaks to make sure they were prepared to our liking.  Are you listening, Mr. CEO of Morton's?  It's a wonderful idea, and it certainly adds to the entire experience.  \n\nTo be fair, I'd like to give Del Frisco's a 4.5 star rating.  I think I have to deduct half a point for mediocre sides and salads.  The lettuce wedge with blue cheese was very ordinary.  Both sides that our waiter recommended, special mac 'n' cheese and potatoes au gratin were not nearly as good as advertised.  \n\nBut then again, it's kind of expected of a steakhouse.  Sides are just filler anyway.  Speaking of filler, the bread they give you is very good, too.  Fill up on bread and meat, and go easy on the sides.\n\nOh yeah, it's a classy place, so no flip flops or sweatpants.  Jeans are OK as long as you wear a polo, a sweater or a button down shirt.  Leave your faded \"Beat Duke\" t-shirts, your sequined \"I love Vegas\" hats and your replica Mickey Mantle jerseys at home.\n\nI'd say, if you want a good steak in Vegas, call Del Frisco's.  They only accept reservations over the phone.
__label__0 Just returned from a week in Vegas and had dinner at Del Frisco's on my trip.  This was by far the most disappointing meal of the trip.\n\nSERVICE\nWe took a cab from the Venetian over to the restaurant and got there about 10 minutes earlier than our reservation.  It was a Thursday night and the restaurant was not that busy.  I checked in with the host and we were told that we needed to wait til our reservation time...so we sat and waited 10 minutes until our reservation time and we were seated.  Noone left the restaurant in the time we were waiting.\n\nDuring our meal, the server never checked on us, and when she did she had a very sarcastic almost put-off tone.  We did not order wine and she seemed to resent that for some reason.  When we passed on dessert as well, she said \"I thought you would say that.\".  She had a major attitude like we were there to serve her rather than her serving us.   We were in a private room with about 5 other tables and each of the other table had the manager or a host or someone checking on them during the meal.  Noone stopped by our table.  \n\nFOOD\nThe menu looked fantastic and we ordered the chopped salad, a porterhouse, and a filet with shrimp & scallops.  The salad was fantastic.  The porterhouse was ordered medium-rare and the filet was ordered medium.  When the steaks came out, the filet was rare and the porterhouse was a nice medium-rare.  My date sent her filet back because it was a long way from medium.  They took my porterhouse back as well, but I told them to only keep it warm as it was cooked perfectly.  Well, 10 minutes later, they bring both steaks back and the filet was still only medium-rare and my steak had been over-done to a medium almost medium-well.  I had cut into my steak to check it before going back and when it came back, it was completely dried out.  The shrimp on my date's filet was absolutely rotten.  I have had good shrimp, bad shrimp, and spoiled shrimp...and the shrimp she got was definitely spoiled.  We ordered sides of macaroni & cheese and spinach--both highly recommended on the yelp board.  Even though, the meal was unenjoyable to that point, I was open to enjoying the sides...but they were beyond disappointing.  Flavorless, poorly seasoned, and not well exectued at all.  Cracker Barrel quality sides in my opinion.\n\nOne last comment on the steaks:  I like salt, but these steaks were so over-seasoned, it was almost hard to get down.  You could see the kosher salt crystals on the outside of the steak.  It was disturbing how over-salted the meat was.  \n\nI would not go back to Del Frisco's even if I were given a free meal.  There are a lot of nicer steakhouses in Vegas and I recommend Envy, N9ne, The Palm, or others.
__label__4 Del Frisco's serves up, as far as I'm concerned, the best steak dinner in town. I'm very familiar with most of the other good steakhouses in Vegas - Charlie Palmer's, Joe's, BOA, etc -, and while they all serve a fine steak, Del Frisco's manages to outdo them nearly all the time.\n\nFood: The porterhouse is the best I've ever had, and it never fails. Very tender, flavorful, and all around a great cut. The Double Eagle has always been a bit of a let down to me, but maybe it's just shamed by the porterhouse. The filet mignon is also excellent, and very tender, but not that much better than the competition. The sides & appetizers are also great. The calamari is excellent. Very tender, and not overly breaded. Mushrooms and creamed spinach are great side dishes, but their \"signature\" macaroni & cheese doesn't do much for me.  I enjoy the chopped salad, but it's not as exceptional as the steaks. Desert wise, I always get the chocolate mousse, and can definitely recommend it - but how hard is it make a good mousse? \n\nService is usually impeccable. Staff is very friendly, and food is delivered promptly. We arrived late once for a reservation, at about 10:30pm (closing time is 11), and they sat us without batting an eyelash and never made us feel rushed, even as we lounged around far past closing.\n\nAmbience is nice, but not particularly extraordinary. A little more business than luxury, but I really can't complain. You don't have to put too much effort into dressing up, but it's definitely not a t-shirt and shorts kind of place (Although I did show up in shorts once & they didn't give me a hard time). One downside is that due to the oppressive Nevada smoking laws they've had to disallow cigar smoking - even in the cigar lounge! There used to be no better way to spend a evening in Vegas, but what can you do.
__label__3 Wow! This place has some of the best steak i have ever ate (and i am a steak and potato person). A little pricey but well worth every cent. Did have an issue with the hostess when i called to see about their wait, she said there was none and when i got there it happen to be 30 mins (took like 20 mins to get seated) and it took me 3-5 mins to get there. If there was a wait, she should of just told us and i would of been okay with it. \n\nStepped into the bar area and they had some live music playing, a guy on the piano. The bartender was nice and they had a decent selection of beers. We finally got seated and it did take a minute for the waiter to attend to us but it is ok. I ordered a wedge salad to start with a rib eye steak as my main course. I ordered the asparagus and my coworker also ordered the rib eye with potatoes au gratin (caesar salad as a starter). Sides are family style. Started with the bread which was wonderful, the salads where good but nothing spectacular. The steak was the main event! It was seasoned perfect and cooked exactly how i wanted it. The sides where a good companion to the steaks. The steak here was one of the best steaks i have ever eaten in my life time. I will go back with no hesitation (actually i will hesitate a bit, $160 for two people with no tip)!
__label__4 Service and food is as good as it gets in a steakhouse. Pricing for Wagyu steak is fair, $90 for a 32 oz piece that two could share. Crabcake with Cajun sauce was delicious, but only one crabcake in the appetizer portion. The bread was nothing to write home about. The steak was the star of the evening, perfectly seasoned and prepared. We were licking the bone! They had prisoner by the glass, one of our favorite wines. Perhaps next time I would order the rib eye bone-in steak because the Wagyu, though melt-in-the-mouth tender, had too much fat for my liking.
__label__4 We had a corporate dinner party for 26 persons here.  We had the private room with open bar and ordering off the menu.  The staff was well organized and handled the big group flawlessly.  The food was hot and the presentation was excellent.  I recommend coming here for a great dinner but note this is a $$$$ restaurant.   You do get what you paid for and the food is better than Ruth Chris or Mortons.
__label__4 Best steakhouse in Vegas. My wife and I come here almost everytime we are in Vegas and it is always amazing. We have tried all of the other top steakhouses on the strip but this place is much better with out the over doneness of the casinos and they dont rip you off. \nSteaks are always cook perfectly and their sides are great.
__label__3 This is a very good steak house just off the strip. Great ambiance. Amazing number of wait staff. Attentive but not excessive. \n\nMy colleague and I both started with the special salad of the night and it was excellent! A chopped salad with a creamy basil dressing. With the bread it could have been a meal in itself.  \n\nFor dinner I had the crab cakes which I was told was their most popular item. They were also excellent, two large mounds of crab with just enough filler to hold them together served with a spicy sauce. My colleague had the filet and it was good but not as tender as one would expect.\n\nFor dessert I had the banana bread pudding and it was very good. Big enough to share. More cake-like than a traditional bread pudding.\n\nLike all high end Vegas steak houses this place is expensive, maybe a bit too expensive. In this price range you can do a bit better even in Vegas. So overall I give it four stars.
__label__4 One of the best meals we ever had.  Can't rave about it enough. The VIP martini was awesome. Rochelle was our waitress and she was great. Must try this restaurant if you are in Vegas. Not cheap though so bring a full wallet.
__label__1 The service was great, but for the price, the food was a little disappointing. It wasn't bad, but I've had better for the same price and even cheaper. We spent $222 + $40 tip. \n\nThe lobster mac and cheese could use a little more lobster. My wife's steak was a little under cooked. She ordered medium well, but it looked medium rare. \n\nThe bread was delicious. The chopped salad was good. The filet mignon was ok.\n\nOverall, if you want to spend this much money on a meal, go to T-Bones Chophouse or The Charcoal Room. Definitely better options.
__label__4 We love this place when we come to Las Vegas.  Highly recommended for the steaks!
__label__1 I went to Del Frisco's last night because I had never been to one.  I was starving after a long flight.  I sat at the bar and had a lemon drop where the simple syrup used was way too sweet.  The Caesar salad was good (but did have a leaf with the red stuff in it) and the steak tips, because I was traveling and couldn't eat a whole steak.  I thought this would be a good way to taste the \"exceptional\" food this restaurant had to offer.  I was wrong.  I know it was a low end dish, but each steak tip almost broke my teeth because they were only grissel (sp?).  In fact, there was bone in one of them.  I wasn't asked how my meal was until after I was done.  For my second drink I asked for less lemon and that didn't  happen.  The reason I'm giving two stars is that it was fun to watch the bartender at work.  There are so many other choices in Vegas--when I come back I will go somewhere else.
__label__4 A must every time I go to Las Vegas!  Get the lemon cake.
__label__0 If you like mediocre food, slow service (like really, really slow), and indifferent food servers, then this is the place for you.  Oh, did I mention they are also way over-priced?
__label__3 I struggled with this rating.\r\nWe were told that we could sit at the bar if we wanted to sit soon and being that we had gondola tickets in 80 minutes and hunger right then and there, we chose the bar.  We were told it would be the same menu.  We are seated in what would be a very nice booth anywhere else but here they refer to it as sitting at the bar becuase its not at the main restaurant.  We are given the Cafe Menu.  I ask for the Tasting Menu and the waiter goes into this whole long song and dance about how there are two different menus and two different chefs and his chef will say no.  At this table with me is a waitress at another 4 star Vegas restaurant who totally joins me in making fun of this fool who just bascially told us we cant spend $100 a person here because we are seated on the other side of a halfwall and we can only spend a total of $100 for 3 people.  This weird waiter must work for some other reason then tips.  \r\nIn the end however, the food won out.  \r\nThe \"Liquid therapy\" menu hit the right spot with a \"Flirtini\" but not so much with the Mango Martini.  The bread served in a bag with some of the creamiest butter was simply heaven.  \r\nThe dishes were served with excellent presentation.\r\nAs they were laid out on the table, quirky waiter returns with gusto asking how everything is. Um, buddy no one has tasted anything yet.\r\nHe comes back 5 minutes later to ask again while we are all midchew. \r\nWhen we could talk we reported its goodness.  My experience with 3 or 4 cheese ravioli in a cream sauce is that the cheeses are muted.  Here however, the cheeses each came alive with each bite.  The sauce and the roasted pine nuts and chopped grape tomatoes were a perfect blend.  The pesto cream sauce needs to be finished, every last drop from your plate with the good bread.  \r\nIt's too good to leave a drop!\r\nThe couscous was light as air and the chicken fettucine was also mixed to combine but not overpower the natural tastes, so I was told.  \r\nSo it could have been the waiter that marred the experience but all in all, I would say it was very good but not as amazing as its San Francisco companion.
__label__1 let's give credit where credit is due.  wolfgang *did* see the potential in vegas w/spago years before emeril, bobby flay, and mario et al from the food network started setting up shop (sigh...and now thomas keller).  \n\ni'm disappointed, as there are too many good restaurants in vegas to demand such high prices for sub-par food riding primarily on a celeb chef's name.  if it weren't for the fact that my girlfriend (local vegas girl) brokered free drinks and meal, plus great service for us, i would've given postrio 1 star.  the food isn't bad, but it is not impressive, far from it.  the GM sat with us for most of our meal and had his exec chef in the kitchen give us special attention throughout the night, but still the food was so-so.  seated near us....a table of 10+ girls, 1 wearing a veil (bachelorette party)...very loud and...well, stereotypical vegas scene.  cheesy.
__label__2 A-OK. 3.49 Will have to go back to up it.\n\nHow to respond to the outdoor seating question I'm asked before submitting my review? I'm baffled given the faux-Venice atmosphere.\n\nBurger was solid. It had some sort of tasty SECRET SECRET SECRET SAUCE on it. A little too huge for my preference. Fries were good, similar to Burger King in texture and cut.\n\nSat at the bar, service was excellent as is the standard in Vegas.
__label__2 I visited Wolfgang Buck's Postrio Bar & Grill for lunch and wanted a gourmet  soup and sandwich, and let us not forget dessert.\n\nTo start...  I read the menu online and had hoped to try the puree of sweet corn soup but the menu had changed.  I tried the pumpkin soup, as it is the holiday season, and I liked it.\n\nLuckily, the lobster club sandwich I wanted to try wasn't left off the menu.  I take pleasure in trying a restaurant's twist on a classic, like the club, and the apple wood smoked bacon worked with nine grain bread but overwhelmed the lobster.  The classic or the twist?  It's a toss up.\n\nTo finish...  The meal ended a lot like it began, a changed up dessert menu, but I can't complain.  Not after eating an appetizing apple strudel coupled with pecan ice cream and a caramel.  Yum.  Yum.\n\nUnfortunately, I was underwhelmed.  Yelp's reviews were up and down, but Wolfgang Buck's Cut and Spago in Los Angeles are amongst my favorite restaurants.  I'd happily eat here again, but I wouldn't walk up and down Las Vegas Blvd. to try some selections from their menu, which may or may not be there after I've arrived.
__label__2 So, there are certainly some things I do not like to eat and will not eat (poorly cooked okra, hachiya persimmons, raw oysters, and other assorted matter of objects which texture resembles mucus), but in no way do I consider myself to be a Picky Eater.  I don't think there is a strict definition of a Picky Eater, but as all of you know, you know it when you see it.  A Picky Eater is not the same as someone who is Gastronomically Educated and is therefore selective, I must make that quick distinction.  Anyway. \n\nI ended up at Postrio because I was traveling with some Picky Eaters, the kind who like hamburgers and fries, and eschew all manner of vegetal stuffs.  They wanted to go to Outback Steakhouse, which distressed me, but people like Whiny Food Snobs just about as much as they like Picky Eaters.  \n\nPostrio is affordable Las Vegas fare, the service is quick, and with the kind of menu they are sporting, it's fairly unlikely that you're going to get food poisoning.  I mean, they have PIZZA, and as a bailout meal, a margherita pizza is very very hard to wreck.  Also you can watch people look up at the painted sky ceiling in the Venetian and watch them stumble into each other, that is fun.
__label__2 I ordered the crispy salmon dish on a blended pea sauce.  The blended pea sauce was actually refreshing.  The salmon on the other hand was nothing to rave about.
__label__0 Horrible experience!! Service is slow and food is not properly cooked. I order fetuccini pasta with steak and they overcooked the meat and brought it cold. This restaurant does not provide fine dining, I do not recommend this restsurant to anyone.
__label__4 Puck again hits a home run!  We have gone to several of his restaurants and have not been disappointed yet. \n\nWe had brunch-the omelet was delicious as were the pancakes. Trevor was attentive and took great care of us. Omar kept the coffee flowing and this is important in Vegas in the morning!  Great views as it is close to the gondolas with faux sky and buildings. Very relaxing setting. We will be back!
__label__4 Listen, if you know anything about donuts. This is the best in town. Not no commercially made crap. Made fresh everyday by the same person. If that's not dedication. I don't know what is. They sell out everyday then they close. That in my opinion means something also. Like I said best donuts in town hands down.
__label__0 If I could give this place 0 stars, I would. From the moment we checked in, we were treated poorly by the staff - the woman working the front desk asked us to take a seat while she \"saw what she could do\" about our reservation, even though we had successfully booked it prior to checking in and had the confirmation number in hand. What she actually did was check in every single person in line behind us, not bothering to address our reservation until we interrupted her and asked what was going on (a good 20 minutes later.) I'm not sure how us essentially losing our place in line translated as her \"seeing what she could do.\"\n\nBut it gets worse. We had a few friends visit our room, and apparently the security guards saw them through our window (creepy much?) They proceeded to bust into the room, kicking every person out and searching places as strange as beer bottles for \"anything they should know about.\"\n\nWe talked to the manager about this, who assured us that it was fine to have additional guests as long as they weren't spending the night. I'm not sure if the manager talked to the security guards about their behavior, but it was extremely inappropriate and uncalled for.\n\nIf you want to be treated like a teenager having a party in your parents' house or a felon, then stay here. Their rooms have a nice something-died-in-here scent to set the ambiance, too. Alexis Park should spend more time finding the cause of that smell than searching beer bottles for contraband.
__label__0 This hotel was the worst hotel I have ever stayed at. I wish I could give it 0 stars. The resort is actually an apartment complex. The room we were at was really dirty. The suite we had was also a joke, the refrigerator was so small that it couldn't hold a 12 pack of beer that we have brought. The sink was really small too. Everything in the room seemed dirty and stained. The worst part came when I was actually going to sleep. As i pull back the covers, I saw about  3 different kind of bugs scatter among the sheets. I complained, and got transferred into another room, which also had the same bug problem. At this point I went to the front desk and demanded a refund, but they told me that I had to contact Groupon for the refund. I didnt sleep at all that night, as I spent the night in the car with temperatures of 95 degrees. I'have never had such a bad experience, their customer service was so horrible. As I explained to the manager about the bug problem he never once apologized, he smiled and nodded as if he knew already. It was just disgusting and horrible. NEVER AGAIN!!
__label__4 I love Alexis Park :)\n\nI've stayed here twice now. First time in the standard queen (which was huuge and had a living room area and bar and second time in the Crowne suite - two story loft). They have great prices, great location, great staff, great rooms, great pools, 24 fitness center, security around the campus, etc!\n\nI didn't have one complaint whatsoever. Our AC started getting wonky after the 2nd day. I called and 5 minutes later maintenance came by and had us switch to another room right next door. They even offered to have assistance come and help us move things if needed. They're so friendly! Nice breather to be a little away from the strip.\n\nDefinitely staying here for other future trips.
__label__1 I have stayed at the Alexis twice before this last attempted reservation.\n\nThe first time was for the Nine Inch Nails concert being held across the street at the Hard Rock Casino.  For the money the room and facilities were okay.  The bathroom tub was a mess however.  The room that visit was quiet and having an outside entrance helped keep the noise to a minimum.  They did have several pools and the inside court areas were nice and well maintained.\n\nThe second visit the check in was very slow, they couldn't find the reservation and want to provide a room on an upper floor with only one bed instead of the two I had originally reserved.  The carpet in the room was very dirty, my sock feet were black in about 3 minutes without my shoes.  The furniture in the room had dust around the drawers and was in pretty bad shape. With a fee of $50 for the room I guess that you cannot complain.  They did deliver extra toilet paper and towels promptly when requested.\n\nThe last reservation was a total screw up.  I called the resort directly and was quoted one price in one phone call.  Then I called back a few minutes later the rate was over $30 more; the reason was that the average for two nights; with one high rate and one lower rate, was the average that was quoted.\n\nCheck in was a nightmare.  The hotel was packed with a convention that I had not been informed of.  They would not adjust the rates as quoted on the phone originally.  I had booked two beds they gave me a king.  They had no parking anywhere near the room, and several other people staying at the hotel were also complaining of the lack of parking for registered guest.\n\nWith all the problems at check and the wrong type room being assigned.  I were back to the front desk and told them to cancel my reservation and credit my card back for the entire amount.  This lead to over thirty minutes of waiting for their manager on duty to do anything and a major confrontation to get the full refund.  This was even after the manager told me they were booked full and people were waiting to get a room while I was trying to get my refund.\n\nThe manager on duty was very hostile and repeated told me it was an early check out and she was going to told back a fee.  This lead to another round of discussion and was told I could take it up with her supervisor in three days when she returned to work. \n\nI found this last visit to the Alexis to more that I wanted to deal with and do not plan on returning to this hotel again.  The staff have always appeared cool and acted more like its a job they have to do instead of providing higher quality service to their clients.\n\nAlso guest at this facility have to pay an additional $12 fee per computer or internet device that you use for each 24 hour period.  This meant $48 extra plus tax for each visit that we stayed on top of the hotel fees.  The menu for the restaurant is limited but they will serve you an overpriced drink of any type.\n\nThe front desk and service personnel could use some quality training on handling guest and providing services to clients; plus additional staff or check in and check out as the wait is entirely too long.
__label__4 Pleasantly surprised.  The suite looks more like a condo than a hotel room. I'm glad I didn't pay attention to any reviews or my husband and I would've missed out. Loved the jacuzzi, double shower , even the living area. Everything felt very\" home like\" . The linen was trendy and the bed was comfy. The gym was also clean and well maintained. We will definitely stay here again.
__label__0 Where do I start!! I got a great deal on groupon\nSo I was really excited. I did read some reviews after I had booked. But I didn't pay much attention I thought I give it a try. I thought how bad can it be! \nIt was the worst experience ever!!!! Let me just say the lobby was nice it looked clean front desk was really nice. So I so happy and couldn't wait to go in room since I booked the suit with jacuzzi in my room. First thing I noticed as I left the lobby there was no Parking it was packed! I Eventually found a spot after 10min I get up to my room and I noticed the floors seemed dirty like no one moped then I start to feel all the dust up my nose. As I walking around the living room and upstairs to the room I notice the rug was dirty ass f*** toe nails ,Bobbie pins ,chips, screw nails lol I kinds of stuff and did I mention bugs!!!! I was so mad I called housekeeping and the lady was so mad when I pointed everything out! She told me she was tired of this lol then I told her there was no hand soap or bar she got even more mad! And said I don't have any. I asked her for two more towels she replied what for? I said well I need extras and she told me no I need to put them in other rooms. By this point I had enough once she left my room I went to target bought bleach and bleach my tub and jacuzzi!!! That's just the room! Then there is Street bombs living in the back of the hotel!!!! And smoking pot and who knows what! I was checking and checking on my car the hole night. And to top the cherry on top there airport plans pass like every 5seconds and that's all u hear all day and night so loud there is no relaxing! I do not recommend this place at all!!!!! This is horrible also btw!!!! I got bed bug bits!!!! On my feet  and legs I'm so serious guys!!!!!!!! I'm never going back even if it was free for life!!!! Never !!!!!!!!!
__label__3 Every Indian in Las Vegas eats here. If you're not Indian and you want to eat where the Indians eat, this is it. It's the Bomb. and I don't mean Bay.\n\nEveryplace else is like the toilet that kid hid in in the movie Slumdog compared to this.
__label__4 We all enjoyed the food at India Palace.  It was the best Indian food we ever had.  The service was also great.  My girlfriend had the Tandoori Dinner and I had the Mixed Curry Dinner.  Both had real wonderful flavors and soaked everything up with naan.  We had a separate order of raita.  I don't think it came with our dinner dishes.  Overall, we had great experience and the food was just wonderful.  We would visit again when we return to Vegas.
__label__2 Having lived in both southern and northern California, I found the food to be good but not great.  4 stars because I know how crappy the other Indian food in Vegas is.  3 stars because the service was not very good, and the manager argued with me about the bill after I claimed 2 separate Yelp offers (neither claimed they had to be used exclusively, and they took the order with no issue when I showed them the offers I was planning on using).  The daals were the best part of the meal.
__label__4 Very good Hotel.. Food tasted really nice.. They have a $50 gift card for $40 that you may possibly use immediately if you bought this before seating. Also, they may give you 15% of if you are group of 5 or more..
__label__0 The management at this place has no regard for it's patrons whatsoever. We came in for a Lunch buffet and the food selection was sub par to say the least. We were a group of 4 and we were treated with such disrespect that it is appalling. We tried using a yelp deal and not only were they unwilling to accept it they were very rude about telling us that it they cannot take it. The rest rooms at this place were the worst of all the restaurants in Vegas. I'd give no stars if I could.Avoid this place like a plague. There are much better Indian restaurants around
__label__2 those that know me know i like to have a good time. \n\ni usually do.\n\nwent with a group of around 30, so yeah it was crazy.\n\nfor some strange reason, i just wasnt feeling this place. yeah the usual things youd find at a strip club are here..  cute to a few HOTT ladies walking around preying on drunk folks. random ass femalecustomer getting it on with a group of said ladies.... hella expensive ass drinks......\n\nbut strip clubs are like masturbation.... in the begining it all seems like a great idea, youre all excited and during, youre having a great time..... but after a few minutes after, you realized, damn i just fucked myself.\n \n+1 star for that cute stripper that actually seemed like she was enjoying chatting and took me over to an abandoned area not being used that night just to chat about random ass shit and not to clean me out of all my money.
__label__1 Only because the male strippers were funny as hell just trying to be sexy but fuck... if we don't want a dance from you don't bother us... HIS NAME IS CHILI... ugly as hell guy who kept trying to give us deals so he can dance for us.. which none of us wanted... some of the guy dancers were really nice though.. I met a guy who was from San Jose, CA pretty funny.. but seriously main room girl dancers NO FUCKING SEATS.. WTF.. but we kept getting asked to join the guys who had bachelor parties but we didn't wanna sit with them.. and saw a guy getting a hand job by some ugly stripper... HAHHAHA.
__label__3 Wow... Huge... I don't even think i've seen every corner of this place... \n\nSeveral stages...\n\nUpstairs rooms...\n\nGirls are super nice... but... maybe cuz i'm a girl... actually... no... it's cuz they're strippers...\n\nStrippers are nice... and they smell nice...
__label__0 The worst Gentlemen's Club experience EVER! I arrived with a group of 12 good friends for my brother's bachelor party. The first of many surprises was not being on the Comp list that we were put on by a reliable friend who works with the place. Second, was paying $30 each. Third we had to buy a bottle for $380 (didn't tell us about the $80 gratuity fee) just to have a place where we could all sit down. They stuck us for $740 before we even sat down. The venue is supposed to be one of the largest in the world, but only have about 15 seats in front of the stages. If you don't find a seat there you must buy a $380 bottle to sit in the other 200-300 seats. Nice ratio. This place is designed to rip off people, and for grand finale the girls were not up to par. This is an honest review from a good person who doesn't require much.
__label__0 -10 stars!\n\nWe heard this genleman's club was amazing and the biggest in the world so we decided to stop by prior to going to a nightclub. \n\nUm, THEY REFUSED TO LET US IN(3 females)! lol..it was hilarious. \nFirst, they told us that we couldn't see the women dance and that we must watch the men's show. We challenged them and they eventually said that because we had no guys in our party, we couldn't watch the girls dance. What sense does that make?\n\nCoincidentally, a group of guys that we met earlier that day showed up as we were trying to get in and we tried to walk in with them, but they STILL refused to let us in. The bouncer said \"Ladies, I don't care what you do, You're not getting in here!\"\n\nAlthough we were dressed for the club, we didnt look sluty or anything. We couldn't believe it! I have NO IDEA why they would send a car to our hotel to pick us up, and then refuse to let us in....
__label__2 I'm not a gynecologist,  but I'll have a look.\n\nI don't know who that blonde wearing the blue thong was or where her daddy issues came from, but I finally figured out how I want to die when I grow up. I want that fucking blonde from last weekend to sit on my God damn pretty Asian face and suffocate me to death. That would be an amaaaazing way to go out. NOM NOM NOM. Eat her ass up like shrimp fried rice.  Her butthole smelled like Heaven.\n\nI'm not gonna lie. I like the Rhino much better than this place. I just feel like the set up and the slam pieces at the Rhino are of a much better caliber. A good portion of the slams at Sapphire look like Krusty the Klown. They're of a lesser quality, BUT every once in a while you will meet an incredible slam piece loaded with daddy issues and eating disorders (SUCH a turn on). So it's kind of like do I want a dance from Emmanuelle Chriqui at the Rhino or do I want a dance from Amy Whinehouse at Sapphire? Hmmm...\n\nAnyways, if you're at any of these strip clubs then I suggest getting bottle service. It's obv  the way to go. You're not walking around aimlessly and accidentally touching other dudes' boners. Instead, you're at a table with your boys passing slams around from lap to lap like you guys used to pass around the \"hot potato\" back in first grade. When that slam piece of your dreams lands on your lap you take her to the back and show her your boner. DISCRETION: If you get kicked out then don't blame me, bro.
__label__0 This was by far the WORST strip club that I have ever been to! The place is huge to begin with so you have a tough time seeing the stage shows if you are seated in one of the tables along the back wall. It was completely packed as well. The dancers didn't have much personality and were over the top fake. \n\nFirst off, my wife and I purchased a couples package. They advertised that they catered to couples and when I called to schedule the limo, the girl on the phone suggested getting the prepaid package. We got there and were treated like scum because we prepaid. After reading some of the other reviews this now makes sense because they didn't have my credit card to charge a bunch of stuff to. We were taken to a crappy table and stuffed in where it was hard for the dancers to come over to us and tough to get out.\n\nWe were supposed to get $140 in drinks once we got there as part of the package. The waitress was horrible and came by maybe once every hour. We ended up getting 3 beers each the entire time we were there. Those were some really expensive beers I guess. \n\nThe dancers were really cold to us until my wife would go to the bathroom. Then they would come and bug me for a dance. Only one girl was nice to her the entire time we were there. That is the only good part of our entire time at this place. Otherwise, we actually had to approach several girls ourselves and ask them for dances. In my opinion this place is NOT couples friendly at all. \n\nWe got the limo to pick us up and take us there but once you get there you have to find your own way back. There are taxis out front but definitely plan on paying to get back to the strip at the end of the night. \n\nMy opinion is that if you are a 21 year old college kid and want to see some boobs and don't mind being packed into a place that resembles a rave club, this is your venue. If you have any maturity level at all and want to be treated with any decency then you might as well just go to any of the big Vegas shows. They are all topless and the alcohol is cheaper. \n\nWe tried The Palomino Club the next night and had a much better time. We were treated with respect, the venue is fully nude with alcohol, the women were more attractive and much nicer to us, we were never without a drink and they gave us a ride back to our hotel at the end of the night. Bottom line review from me: The Sapphire is a total waste of money!!!!!
__label__0 Ok, I will start with this caveat..I'm a Miami guy...strip clubs are like dance/night clubs and sports bars everywhere else...having that said...this place was a DISASTER. I think I'm spoiled, because I do live in South Florida, where women are gorgeous and I don't have to sit on my hands, when I'm getting a lapdance. \n\nThis place was so dark, I could hardly see my drink, and there wasn't much vodka in my vodka and cranberry to start with.  I sit down amid all of this..and attempt to view the merchandise. \n\nAs I saw the scantily clad women walk by, I was not impressed. I wanted to run back to Tootsies/Scarlett's and see the homegrown hotties I'm used to. One stripper walks up to me in this bunk ass catsuit outfit, and I guess she was drunk...started talking shit to me! Like \"give me money you asshole..blah blah\". I pushed her off of me, and she wanna call security on me and my lady..well..security saw my ID, and I revealed I was from the thin blue line..so they stepped off. \n\nJust a shit experience. Spearmint Rhino wasn't much better either. I'm not even gonna attempt to review that one...this place would be fun if you're from Ohio or Kansas (no disrespect) and don't have big strip clubs...
__label__4 So my guy friend a 30 year old virgin got a few lap dances and spent a ton of money    ( he was oblivious). The girls can take advantage of the guys but hey thats their job. they had good music and the strippers were actually really pretty. Im not going to knock on their hustle if they are good at what they do more power to them. Cool place ladies free guys they charge $20 and maybe a complimentary limo ride. I had a great time. Only in VEGAS.
__label__0 By far the weakest establishments I was a part of a bachelor party and they denied us entrance I don't want to say it's because we were a group of black guys but that's what it feels like we had on Tshirts and shorts and they said we can't come in based on dress code meanwhile they allowed a group of white guys dressed exactly the same but less swag entrance.,.i guess even if the money is green the man throwin it can't be black brown or anything else
__label__0 Had a bad experience, you couldn't get a place to sit unless you spent $700 plus on bottle service. Had half the club roped of and empty. FYI it was $45 a person to get in we stayed 15 minutes, it was that much of a downer
__label__1 I was a huge fan of this place the first time we came by last year and was very excited to have found a deelish whole in the wall.  Since that first visit though they have managed to dissapoint me. The service is fairly quick but their food quality  has gone way done. \n\nThe first time I had their green beans they were savory, tender and sweet. Now they are bland at best and maybe even a little on the raw side. Their sweet and sour chicken is literally mush. Do not recommed..
__label__0 My ice chest was stolen from my room which had a coffee commuter cup, three cans of soda, milk, and spoon.  The Front Desk Staff was no help. \"Frank\" The weekend Manager in Charge  and The Security Officer were the only ones that were helpful.  There has been no follow up from the Motel 6 Staff at 195 East Tropicana Avenue, Las Vegas. I was staying there from September 08, 2011 Through September 10, 2011.
__label__3 I'm confused as to why this place doesn't get better reviews from Yelpers.  I travel to Vegas 1-2 times a year.  We usually stay here when our time share allows.  This time, there was no availability, so we paid out of pocket...and still feel it was worth it.\n\nAs already noted by other yelpers, the great qualities about this hotel are the location, convenience of the kitchen, friendliness of staff, available parking, strong wifi in room (particularly 2nd and 3rd floor)...I'm not sure what else to add.  Toiletries are bath and body works, good pressure and instant warm water in the shower, thick towels...It's great that they provide a small vacuum cleaner in the closet so you're not reliant on housekeeping.  I can't really think of any cons that are really the hotel's fault.  So LV Blvd and Koval, which are the two main roads that border the hotel are made congested.  LV at almost all times, and Koval during peak hours.  Another con is no airport shuttle.  But I usually have a car when I visit LAS.\n\nI think the price of $120 a night (incl taxes and fees) is reasonable.  It's not the cheapest even on the Strip (Circus Circus, Stratosphere, Planet Hollywood, and Imperial Palace are a few I know that are cheaper...but I wouldn't want to stay at any of them).\n\nFinal note, one yelper's review suggested that it was a con that this was not an actual casino hotel.  In Vegas you can gamble at convenience stores, grocers, and even right before you leave at the airport.  If not having a casino immediately accessible first thing when you crawl out of bed makes your palms itch...then you might have a problem;)
__label__4 FAQ:\n\nQ: WOOOOOOO VEGAS!!!!!!!\nA: VEEEEGAS!!!!!\n\nQ: I AM SOOO DRUNK!!!!\nA: ME TOO!!!\n\nQ: I AM STARVING!!!!!!!\nA: SO FUCKING STARVING!!\n\nQ: ISN'T THERE AN ICE CREAM HAPPY HOUR AT THE IMPERIAL PALACE?\nA: ABSOLUTEY! LET'S DO IT.\n\nQ: OH. MY. GOD. IS THAT A CHIPOTLE!?\nA: CHIPOOOOTLE!!!!\n\nFYI ... So, we stopped at this super-conveniently-located Chipotle (delicious Mexican fast-food in case you're unable to read the reviews below) for lunch. What? Don't give me that look. It's Vegas. You're supposed to be drunk by lunch.\n\nThis is the only Chipotle I've seen in a food court setting and trust me (and see my reviews), I've been to a lot of Chipotle restaurants.\n\nMaybe there's a mini-Chipotle at an airport. I haven't been to enough airports.
__label__0 This dump does not even deserve 1 star! I was looking forward to my second visit to Chipotle in my life and it happened to appear like a message from God after a long walk on the strip. The workers on the \"burrito\" line were great...except for the last two. One girl wrapped up your burrito in foil and the other wrote on them and prepared them for the cashier. The girl wrapping the burritos seemed like a robot and therefore didn't notice that every piece of pre-cut foil was a little too small to wrap the full burrito. This left a small 1/2 inch by 2 inch exposed area on the burrito. That's OK (I thought) as she finished wrapping, but then the retard flipped the burritio upside down and the next employee in line just slid the burrito down the counter to the cashier! SOOOO GROSS. You could tell they had a \"rhythm\" going as it was busy (as I'm sure it always is since it's on the strip). So once I told her there was no way in hell i was eating a burrito that had been slid on a counter all the way to the cashier, she seemed upset but ordered another burrito to be made right away. Then, I get to the cashier and order myself a Corona with my burrito. Corona pops on the counter but with a disgusting lime. It wasn't even a faint shade of green, it was brown and way squishy. Almost the consistency of playdoh. I'm not about to drink herpes in a bottle so I explained that the lime was near compost quality and the same lady that I complained about the burrito to went fishing in the lime bin. She came out with another lime that had a brown bruise on the skin and said \"They all look like that\" and I took it, because I am well aware of the bruising habits of limes in particular since Coronas are like water in my life. I could have debated on the difference between the first lime I received and the second, but I was hungry and really needed to start chugging the beer after my experience. Sorry for the INCONVENIENCE CHIPOTLE. I surely slowed down your process on that nice Saturday afternoon on the strip but why don't you serve SANITARY food. As far as I'm concerned, you should be shut down for health violations, but I am sure you won't be because most of the people ingesting your food are drunk and/or nasty and probably already have HIV.
__label__2 This is the 1st time that I had stayed in a non-Casino style hotel when I am in Vegas. \nIt was undergoing renovation when I was there in Feb '12 and that does not bother me at all as they put me in a wing that had been newly renovated that is far away from work area. \n\nThe staffs were helpful and friendly; rooms are clean but the downside it does not comes with breakfast. Come to think about it, most of the hotels on the strip does not serve breakfast as well. \n\nThe location is not far from the strip (4-5 blocks away) and it has few great restaurants within 1 sq block.
__label__1 Lobster was too salty & my steak was over cooked, mentioned it to the waiter who offered to send it back but also told me it was cooked to the right temp but last I knew medium rare isn't fully cooked around the edges with a small rare center not all the way through.....
__label__3 Slight mishap with being given salmon when swordfish was ordered but quickly fixed, very pleasant server, everything was fresh, food delivered timely and at a non rushed pace. Overall another very good experience.
__label__1 Went to Westin for a post-NAB conference.\n\nThey did a great job trying to make it look like a W Hotel inside and in your rooms.  But still, since it's off the strip and it's a long block to the strip, there are some unusual characters in the lobby.\n\nUnfortunately the action is dead after midnight over there.  \n\nService:  NA\nPrice:  NA\nInterior:  5/5\nExterior:  3/5\nPark:      5/5\n\nGo Back:  Only if your vendor pays for cabs to the strip and other entertainment centers.\nRecommendation:  C List
__label__1 Understand that if you are looking for the Vegas experience, don't come here. You will not get it here. Even if I put these items aside, I still experienced issues with my stay.\n\nFirst, even though the facility appeared to have undergone a bit of a face lift...well it just didn't lift quite high enough for me. The rooms...even if you decided to put in a flat screen television (which they did) does not mean that it makes the room better. The carpet is worn over and the air did not work very well. Frankly it was a sauna, no matter how many times we tried to turn it down. The beds were okay. I just couldn't get past how worn the room seemed. In addition, very small. There was not a lot of wiggle room with two full size beds...oh that's right, the size of the bed. I am five foot five inches. When I spanned my arms across the bed my hands dangled over. Weird. I am happy I did not have to share.\n\nOn the plus side they do have a 24 hour Starbucks on site AND they have a coffee maker IN THE ROOM! This locate is geared towards business travelers. There is a 24 hour gym (which is quite nice actually, considering that I had just come from a place where their gym closed down at 7 pm....I know it is Vegas and I should be out drinking and causing general chaos at 7 pm not trying to work out). The WiFi was spotty, so much so that I wound up turning on my own hot-spot rather than deal with it.\n\nAs stated before this is not for the Vegas experience. It is located a few blocks from the strip and as someone mentioned before I don't believe that I would walk by myself at night from the strip back to the hotel. In fact, I didn't and I was with someone. We grabbed a cab rather then debate whether or not we may be uncomfortable.\n\nSo in a nutshell if I were a business traveler and wanted nothing else other than business amenities, then I would probably check this place out, maybe.\n\nOh...and stop saying you have a casino on location...just because you splattered a few machines on your lobby floor (okay maybe more than just a few) does not (in my head of course) qualify as a casino. This description is disappointing especially when you are using a third party site that is attempting to describe the facility.
__label__1 Had breakfast at the Suede. Ordered the buttermilk pancake and it came with sliced bananas and a small container of shelled nuts. It was OK but I didn't think it was worth the $12.00. They only provided 2 tiny containers of syrup but a large pat of butter. Coffee was $4.00. Yeah...a bit pricey.
__label__1 The lobby is nice, clean and you don't get the smell of smoke from all the smokers! The casino is pretty small but nice!\n\nThe rooms are small even the double deluxe is small! Walls are extremely thin I could hear our neighbors arguing their dog barking the music they are playing its very annoying!!! The shower/tub looks dirty! \n\nThe pool has to be the smallest pool I've ever seen in Vegas there's absolutely no wow factor about the pool or the hotel!!
__label__3 When in Las Vegas for work, this is where our corporate account has us stay. It is nice... simple and clean. Large TV's in the room, complimentary bottled water in the room, starbucks coffee, great shower pressure.  I wouldn't stay here for a  vegas vacation, probably, simply because I'd want something a bit more lively. Great for if youre in town for work, however.  Adequate fitness center- dumbbells up to  60lbs... Full circuit cable pulley machine and a lot of cardio---around 15 cardio machines (ellipticals, bikes and treadmills) free fruit in there as well...   Pool area is pretty simple, but very nice- there is a bar out there, (where this nitwit paid 5.75 for a Redbull!) :- /    There are cabanas and a good amount of lounge chairs, pool and hot tub.  Really, no complaints about this place, Other than, I do agree with another reviewer- the walls are thin, as I could hear people to the side of me- not partying, but just speaking loudly.. A great place to stay if you're looking for something nice and clean, yet w/out the party hard vibe.  It's hard to go wrong with a Westin, however.  I believe there is also some type of daily happy hour too.. FREE food, etc... but I haven't tried that... Friendly staff, as well.. that's important.
__label__4 First time at this hotel and I love it here! Rooms are nice, hotel Is nice, no smoke smell, 24/7 Starbucks in lobby, got a cab right Away and most importantly they are pet friendly:)  walking distance to battistas yummy Italian restaurant.  Also walking distance to the strip.  Across the way from ballys hotel. Ill def stay here for future trips!
__label__1 I've stayed in Westin Berlin. Westin Paris and other Westin properties. This is DEF not one of them. They could have done better. The first impression is the dirty elevators that are tore up and marked up with scuffs and dents and graffiti. The room was actually decent and the service was standard. \n\nThe only thing that really pissed me off about this stay was the unwarranted, unfair resort fee they charged overnight without authorization and without telling us about at check in. \n\nThey charged nearly $50 for a resort fee (for two nights) that they claim was to pay for valet, wifi and steam room.... all three of which I never used.  Why should I pay for something I never used and why would this hotel authorize themselves to my money without my consent?? Perhaps there is fine print at check in but this should have been pointed out upon check in and not charged without approval or knowledge from me as a guest. \n\nAlso, I called the hotel for reservation and they quoted me 249 per night. I asked them if that was the best rate and they said they were fully committed for the night so this was the last room and that was the rate. I went online to some mass hotel rsvp site and booked the reservation for $149.... I guess that \"last room rate\" they quoted me on the phone was for special idiots.
__label__2 One of the best Nordstroms that sell big high fashion brands such as Prada, Balenciaga, Burberry, Chanel, etc.  If you're a fan of Nordstrom, you know some places sell \"cheaper\" clothing than others (if you want the Mercedes of Nordstroms, try visiting the one in South Coast Plaza, Costa Mesa, CA!)  Huge Thanksgiving Sale, with really cute shoes.  Too bad they were still way overpriced and not within my budget.
__label__4 If you are a woman and need your breasts measured, come here. There is no ifs, ands, or buts - get your girls down here. \n\nMy mother desperately needed a bra, and I was just double-checking to make sure I had the right size for my jiggly parts. I did not. \n\nRan into a woman named Jennifer Applestein who was extremely helpful, courteous, and pleasant who measured us and even brought us bras. That's right, we stayed in the dressing room and had everything come to us. Legit. Not only that, but for my mom she made sure to run out and do a \"white t-shirt test\" and had my mom try on a white tee with her bra to make sure everything was smooth and invisible. My mom loved the t-shirt so much that Jennifer went above and beyond and went down to the women's department to grab a bunch in different colors for my mom to try on. She ended up taking the bra Jennifer picked out as well as four of the t-shirts. My mom is not a spendy woman like I am so for her to drop that much dough in a Nordstrom's says a lot. \n\nFor me, Jennifer picked out two amazing black bras, one of which was Betsey Johnson (this woman just KNEW me!) and even offered to send an item to my home when they didn't have it in stock in the store. I declined for the time being but I was very flattered and impressed that this company does that. My mom ended up getting me the non-Betsey bra and we were both extremely satisfied with our experience. The entire store was very neat and organized, and no salesperson was pushy whatsoever. It is fast becoming my favorite department store in Las Vegas.
__label__2 I came here with my girl looking for some things.  Pretty slow so there was a bunch of employees there to help out.  But thats a double edge sword.  If they are slow they will hound you even if you tell them you are there to look someone else will be right around the corner and ask you for help again.  So i put in my headphones....  All in all they didnt have what we were looking for so you get only 3 stars
__label__1 My bf and I came here on a Friday night and were really excited about it b/c we'd seen one near my old job in Carlsbad, CA. It was really packed so we thought well people don't wait in line for bad food, or do they?\nWe started with the apple gorgonzola salad b/c it was listed on the calorie count (very minimum info available for that so if its avail it must be ont he lower end of the scale that they are willing to divulge).\n\nAs for the entree they serve in these huge family style portions. The small serves 1-3 people and the large. who knows.. The Cardinals offensive line maybe? Well we ordered the quattro soemthing or another. It consisted of stuffed shells, mannicotti, chicken cannteloni and ravioli. The sauce was very minimal and tons of cheese. I left feeling guilty for thinking I'd just consumed an entire wheel of cheese- My bf was very disapointed in the ravioli - he thought it would be the best since it was the center of the dish. Wrong. It ranked dead last. We both agreed that the stuffed shells came in 1st place. If I went back to buca I'd def. go with the stuffed shells. To be honest though.. Las Vegas has so many other great restaurants the next place on my list is the sicilian place on E. Trop. so we'll see. Stay tuned.
__label__2 It's Buca Di Beppo.  The food is going to be mediocre Italian because that's the type of restaurant it is.\n\nOur waitress must have had something against my father in law.  She was rude when we sat down, she didn't take his drink order, and she didn't bring him water.  Too bad he was the one paying.\n\nBut the food was good and it came out quickly.  She eventually warmed to my father in law and he got his drink and was happy enough.  \n\nThree stars because you know what you are getting food-wise when you walk in.  Service makes or breaks chain restaurants.
__label__1 I don't know what happened. Maybe I picked the wrong chocolate. After reading people's reviews, I feel like 5 stars is way too high.  I only bought several and none of them are top notch.  So, I was kind a dissapointed with the chocolate.  The lady who was helping me was nice, but I won't come back for the chocolate.  Godiva is just around the other corner.  Not good. :(
__label__4 Our room faced the Bellagio shops which was absolute torture. I'm pretty sure when I die, heaven will reappear in this exact form (Chanel, Prada, Louis, Dior, Tiffany's). So when my friend told me she was considering purchasing a Prada bag, I almost died (of envy). \n\nSo we went into the store and the sales associate Charles Punzal was the absolute sweetest. He was patient and pulled practically every color option of saffiano leather totes we asked for. Definitely made the selection process a lot easier on us, and we left with the most gorgeous, black purse. \n\nWould recommend coming here and asking for Charles to help you out if you're thinking about making the financial plunge into timeless happiness.
__label__2 It's a chain what do you expect? Anyway the place appears to have hardcore lines of families at any time of day when you're looking for a table. So it may not be the place for you if you want a quick bite to eat. But it was around 5 pm, and after having nothing but a protein shake and mcdonalds having spent all day at  the UFC weigh-ins...I was starving.  So I walked right into the bar and had a seat. \n\n  Bartender was nice, and quickly took my order. I went for the chicken fried chicken with mashed potatoes. It's hard to mess up anything deep fried and or full of butter....so my food was quite tasty and I did get it rather quickly. After that service pretty much disappeared for me. If that had not been the case I'd easily give this place four stars. Anyway the prices are fair, I think for the same price and assuming you're not with a family of kids...there are plenty of better options to eat in Vegas.\n\n~G
__label__2 I got the Awesome Appetizer Adventure. It was a lot of food for me. Haha The Chimi-Cha-Cha's were very good! I was sad that I couldn't finish the last piece :[  The Chicken Tenders were alright, nothing special about them.  Calamari was pretty good with the red sauce and the nachos were great with the salsa or artichoke drip. The only thing I didn't like about this place the loud jungle noises especially when the thunder came on. That scared the crap out of me the first time... The waiter service was not that good too, friendly, but very slow.
__label__0 The thunderstorms should've been a foretelling of what was to come.....\n\nWe have been to the location in Downtown Disney (and everything Disney is always uber-organized), so we figured why not, and came here with our nieces that we were watching for the day/night and little one while staying at the Signature. \n\nYou'd think that since this place is supposed to be about the experience and appeal to children that the kids would've had a blast. \n\nI should start off by saying that I called down to make a reservation from our Suite, and was hung up on twice within the phone actually picking up on the 7th ring!! Finally called down to our Concierge and mentioned we were unsuccessful for the last 10 minutes (I waited to call twice more hoping it was an \"accident\" - I know glutton for punishment, but those who know me know I am a huge pushover and ALWAYS think that there are such things as 5th chances....). \n\nAfter confirming a reservation with the concierge, they called back to say that the Cafe said we would have to wait 2 hours for a reservation, but if we wanted to head down now that we'd be able to get seated right away...????? \n\nSo we headed down 2 hours later, just because the girls we're just too into the Lazy River. :)\n\nWhen we got there - the condescending hostess asked me, and OVER enunciated every syllable:\n\" I AM SORRY - DO YOU KNOW IF YOU ACTUALLY MADE THE RES-ER-VA-TION FOR TODAY? OR A DIFFERENT DAY? DO YOU UNDERSTAND?\" \n\nI blinked back in disbelief considering at 2 pm, half the restaurant was empty, and there wasn't even a line in the walk in area. \n\nSo I fired back with:\n\n\"Yes, Indeed I understand what you are saying. The reservation is at 2, I called your line from our OWNERS suite in the Signature and was hung up on...\n\n\"interrupted with - oh we're very busy - so that tends to happen\"\n\n\"NOT that that is acceptable, but I had our personal concierge call down for a reservation from the Signature - does that perhaps refresh your memory?\"\n\n\"She said, well, I'll see what I can do\"\n\nWTF ? Who the F treats people that way? You're not freaking Craftsteak or any of the fine dining establishments in the building, and we're not random idiots who wandered off the street.\n\nSo back with the person who thinks that I don't understand her English vernacular, or that I am said random Idiot - we will find something for you but how many children do you have. \n\n4, plus 2 adults, and one of the children needs a highchair. \n\nOK I didn't ask about the high chair, I want to know how many children - can you tell me that?\n\nOK - 4 children, 2 adults I said through a gritted teeth and a smile. After all, the kids are the ones who said they wanted to come here because their friends thought this was such a cool place. \n\nThe entire process to get to our table was like this. \n\nThe only consolation was that the guy who actually seated is was an older gentleman, very pleasant, and when he saw that within a few minutes of us being seated that we were going to have to encounter the wild Elephants bellowing in our faces within less than a foot, he volunteered to move us elsewhere - we gladly obliged. \n\nOur almost 2 year old, and the 7 and 10 year old nieces literally jumped every time the storm started because the elephants trunk would \"toot\" in their direction and shriek whenever a thunderstorm came. Not amusing. \n\nIt took that long for the same cocky hostess to find us a table in a near  half empty restaurant. I think that is her way of trying to f with people with her \"perceived power\".\n\nGood thing it usually takes us about that long to get the kittens in a box and figure out who wants what off the menu. \n\nThe server was nice enough at first.\n\nThen we had to remind him to bring 2 of our drinks, and oyster crackers for the 2 bowls of Clam Chowder. He brought them eventually, after the soup was half way finished. \n\nThe food is TGIF with a twist on the name of the entrees. Like the Rumble in The Jungle Turkey Wrap. Wild Turkey in a Jungle? That should only come in a bottle.... VERY unexciting food really - except for my coconut shrimp = I only had one. Everyone else at the table had one off my plate. Should say something about the quality of the other food. \np.s. WHO THE F charges 10 bucks for a kids Macaroni and small portion of bread? \n\nAt the end of the meal, he did end up bringing our bill to us once he saw the kiddies were done eating. \n\nAfter telling him to charge it to our suite - he proceeded to give me the bill to sign, and mention that if we wanted to leave him a tip that we could do so at the bottom. \n\nGood thing I looked at all the receipts included and noticed the only one that listed the 17% service charge that was already added, was on the receipt he was going to keep for himself.\n\nToo bad, no half stars - that would've gone to the older gentleman who really tried to be accommodating. \n\nThough we like the Restaurant Row available at the MGM/Signature - this place really takes the fun and convenience out of it.
__label__0 My girlfriend has been raving about the Rainforest Cafe and her experiences that she has had with them in Chicago, so when we saw one was available at the MGM Grand (which is just a quick walk from the Excalibur where we're staying), I got a bit excited based on that.\n\nBeing inside the MGM Grand, I expected expensive but the cheapest meal item I found was $15+. That's a bit too much to pay for a salad without a drink. The waiter seemed nice and offered me a margarita or beer. A margarita would have cost $11 to start so I just ordered a Coke (which was $3 I believe.) I ordered the appetizer sampler because it seemed I'd at least get quite a bit of food for my money.\n\nNow, I knew that the reason for the expense would be the convenience of being inside the MGM Grand and the 'show' that is put on by being surrounded by a \"rainforest\" of sorts. The entire thing is animatronic and features a storm that goes off every half hour or so. Honestly, I found the whole thing laughably cheesy and couldn't believe this is what we were paying extra for. The entire thing would have been impressive If I was much younger and living in the 1980's.... MAYBE.\n\nAs for the quality of service, it was mediocre at best. The table next to us was seated and ordered later, but had their drinks refilled before mine. The waiter often disappeared and it took my girlfriend asking him to get drinks refilled. Food was okay, nothing special and nothing I'd pay extra for.\n\nAll in all, not impressed.
__label__2 Great atmosphere, food was comparable to Chilli's or Applebees, very entertaining.
__label__0 Come here if you want to spend $50+ per head on burnt, bitter steaks, soggy vegetables and weak sour drinks.
__label__0 nightmare! the reservation line and hosts are not on the same page, we waited for an hour in line anyway for overpriced, average at best food and elephants that were heard but not scene and \"under construction\".
__label__2 We came here in hopes of having a meal with our 2 kids and surviving all at the same time, with no dirty looks from strangers. All of those things were accomplished at Rainforest Cafe in LV. The food was ok.. what you would expect. Our waitress was nice, and clearly had experience serving families because she was prompt and attentive to our needs. Its really loud in there and every 10 minutes or so they have a \"rain storm\" and the fake animals  move and make noise. Its really fun for the kids! It was REALLY expensive for what it is, so I don't think we will come back. But if you come to Vegas with kids (I know.. blaspheme!) then this might be good for a little break in fine dining.
__label__1 Not very good the atmosphere was ok. The food was ok. We had a lot of kids with us and they were not that impressed also. There are better choices in Vegas.
__label__2 The food is really nothing special. The great thing about this restaurant is the ambience. This fish tanks are gorgeous and awesome .\n\nFOOD = nothing to brag about. Still a nice time though.
__label__0 Wonder why they keep the lights low in this establishment? It's because they're serving you rotten food.\nI had THE most horrible experience at this restaurant, so bad in fact that I will never visit another Rainforest Cafe at any location again in my lifetime. \nOur party had 4 people in it and we wanted to grab something to eat before watching Love. I ordered a Portobello Mushroom Burger (only maybe 2 vegetarian options on the menu). Our server was nice but the service was extremely slow.\nFinally we got our food. My burger was lukewarm and my fries cold. It was bland, dry, distasteful,  and even the presentation was horrible. About 1/3 of the way into my burger I felt as if the taste was off. I opened the bun to find that the shredded lettuce they put on my burger was wilted, brown, and rotting. Disgusting! I lost my appetite immediately. \nI waited and waited and waited for our server to finally come over to check on us. Upon mentioning to him that I was disappointed and dissatisfied with my order he offered to get the manager of the restaurant. I accepted. Another waiting game. Our server returned and told us that \"the manager is too busy\" to come to our table. Mind you the restaurant wasn't even 1/4 full given that we came during the off season. At this point we wanted to just leave. I asked if I could get the price of my meal deducted from the tab and he walked off to get our bill. 5 minutes later the manager comes to our table.\nShe asked what the problem was, I told her, and  her reply was \"our lettuce isn't rotten, the cook checked it, the lettuce wilts when it comes into contact with heat\" which is true but it does not cause the lettuce to brown. Browning means that is is old and rotting. I explained this to her and she looked dead at me and said (with a horrible snide attitude) \"You didn't realize the lettuce was rotten after already eating half of it?\" Never in my life have I had a manager of an establishment sass me while I point out their product is below mediocre. She deducted half of the price of the burger after giving everyone at our table a horrible attitude and experience. \nNo one in my party ever wants to visit another Rainforest Cafe based on the experience the manager gave us. \nIf you want amazing food, excellent service for a decent price go to Gordon Ramsey's BurGR in Planet Hollywood. The difference, literally, is night and day.
__label__1 I went here with my daughter, her 4 year old twins, and a friend visiting from AZ with her 5 year old. I've been here before and had a great experience, but apparently things have changed. The cashier in the gift shop was rude and treated us like we were interrupting her. I ended up not buying anything because of her Crappy attitude. There was only a short wait for a table which was a surprise because the other times I've been here (more than 3 years ago) the line was always very long. Once seated though, we had a bit of a wait before we were able to place our order (15 minutes or so, which is a long time with kids that age). Finally placed our order, which was basic stuff, 3 kids meals, a couple of burgers and a soup in a bread bowl.  We did receive our drinks right away, but waited over 1 hour for our food. I would have asked our waitress to check on our order sooner, but We didn't even see her again until then. Once I was able to ask where our food was she scurried back to the kitchen and immediately brought everything out. It had all obviously been sitting under a heat lamp for quite some time, but because the kids were anxious to eat we didn't complain.  The adult food was quite good in spite of having been left sitting for so long, but the kids meals were very disappointing. One plate had 4 French fries on it, another had a giant mound of fries, and the other was somewhere in between. The grilled cheese was 2 super thick slices of bread with one thin little slice of cheese, and the chicken nuggets were just heated up frozen dinosaur nuggets. For $10 a plate it seems like they could have made their own chicken nuggets and threw on another slice of cheese. I don't know what our friend paid for her soup and 1 kids meal, but the bill for me, my daughter and 2 grand kids came to $68 dollars, which was for 2 kids meals, 2 burger meals, 1 soda, 1 iced tea and 2 waters for the kids.  To be fair, my burger was very good, but really, almost $70 for that? Based on this experience we won't be going back. To put us thru the torture of sitting at a table with 3 kids that age for over an hour waiting for sub standard food, and to charge such a ridiculous amount of money for it is inexcusable.
__label__1 A bit much for adults, but great for the young ones.  Lots of animated animals and large fish tanks.  Food is amusement park fare to match the ambiance.  A bit pricey if you don't appreciate the showmanship of the place.  Fine for families but not for a date in my view.  Service was very slow.
__label__1 Wow.....I am taken aback by the number of high ratings for this restaurant as compared to my experience.   And here's MY bottom line up front:  if you are going here because you are a sushi lover, SAVE YOUR MONEY.  For the price of this dinner ($31.95/person for dinner Sun - Thurs) you can go to a very good sushi house and get your fill of really good sushi.  Folks, this is an all you can eat Chinese buffet with more sushi type offerings than most, but it is NOT great sushi at all.  I am giving this a \"2\" rating because it wasn't bad, it just wasn't good, nor do I think it lived up to its billing. \n\nAtmosphere:  Based the on line photos on on their website we assumed that this would be a somewhat upscale place.  We assumed wrong.  It was ..... an all you can eat Chinese buffet,complete with food on the floor, paper table covers, and located at the entrance, but inside the shops on the Miracle Mile at Planet Hollywood.  Dress ranged from cutoffs, muscle shirts, and flip flops to khakis with button down shirts and dresses.\n\nFood Presentation:  We arrived at 8:00 PM, and although the buffet continues to seat people until 9:30, we were surprised to see so many empty or close to empty trays on the buffet, and many weren't restocked while we were there so it is hard to say how good the buffet might have been if it was fully stocked.  \n\nSushi:  The sushi was okay, but was in no way close to really good sushi.  The pieces were small which was okay since you can have as many as you want.  They were not well put together, and most fell apart when you picked them up from the buffet line.  If they didn't fall apart there, they certainly did when you tried to eat them.  Several pieces were tasty, but most were very bland with little flavor.  The texture ranged from marginally chewy to almost grainy.  The salmon was by far the best piece we had.  \n\nRolls:  There were lots of different rolls available, but the labeling of the offerings was all messed up.  California rolls were marked as spicy tuna, and something labeled \"Shrimp Tempura Roll\" was ..... well I don't know what it was, but it was NOT shrimp tempura.\n\nSeafood:  For a place that bills itself as a \"Sushi and Seafood Buffet\" there wasn't much seafood beyond the sushi.  They advertise dungeness crab as a major offering, but the crab legs were only served cold, not hot.  And they were so salty that a salty food lover with us said that it was TOO salty even for her, so I didn't even try it.\n\nSalads:  The salads presented were also \"okay.\"  Frankly I wasn't very interested in eating too much salad in an all you can eat sushi and seafood buffet,.\n\nHot Food:  The hot food was \"okay\" as well, but again, it was NOT great.  There was a station presenting hand carved prime rib,  pork roast, and grilled sausage, except that there was no one manning it, so you couldn't have any.  I waited about five minutes at the station, making eye contact and waving to every employee running behind the station before I finally got someone to come over.  And it looked like these offerings had been under heat lamps for many hours and perhaps they were because the meat was very dried out.  There were several  trays of baked fish and other hot entrees that had only a very small amount of leftover food on them, and what was left there was dried out and very unappealing.  Perhaps they weren't going to refill these until someone took the last remnants, but looking at the dried up remnants on the corner of a large tray made me decide it wasn't worth trying.\n\nDessert:  This was both a high and low point.  There were a number of good offerings in the dessert line, the chocolate covered strawberries were really good.  there were also a couple cookies that were very tasty.  The low point here is that they offer a \"build your own crepe\" station which looked great.....except that they didn't have anyone manning it to make crepes, rendering it useless.
__label__3 For a sushi buffet it was great. So many choices and whatever kind of sushi or sashimi you like, they have it. Tons of spicy tuna for those who love it including rolls, wrapped in seaweed, and placed over rice. The udon noodle station is awesome as well as the green tea ice cream. If you're looking for sushi on the strip, this is the place.
__label__1 Ok ... I'm a big crab leg snob! But I was super disappointed in waiting for dinner and paying more for iced soaked frozen tasteless crab legs. They didn't even try to hide the fact they were frozen by having the boxes of them next to the buffet. So I would recommend lunch only!\n\nOn the plus side, sushi selection and flavor was great. Probably had over 20 varieties of sushi to select from.  They also had \"okay\" customer service - nothing to write home about. \n\nOverall, glad I didn't pay full price for dinner. And probably wouldn't go back for dinner.
__label__1 I remember coming to this place in the 90's. I grew up in CA, so I was excited to eat here again. Haven't had it in years. Udon station is something they are known for. Pretty good, not as good as I remember however.\nNow I visited this place twice now and the first time the sushi was not too bad, but this time around it was just gross. Most everything didn't taste fresh and at 1pm, there was nothing but scraps left. I brought a friend from out of town and it was a little embarrassing. Only reason I am not giving them one star is due to the nostalgic factor, and that the first time I came in it seemed like a difference place. Don't think I would consider coming back.
__label__3 All I have to say - hot waiter!\nOh, and the pizza was awesome too.\n:)
__label__3 CPK BABY!\n\nOk so I have been going to CPK for years back when I was living in los angeles, san fernando valley. A huge fan, the service is always good and the food is like no other. They are often immitated but never duplicated! A few of my faves are as follows:\n\nThe Original BBQ Chicken Chopped\nChopped lettuce, black beans, sweet corn, jicama, cilantro, basil, crispy corn tortilla strips and Monterey Jack cheese tossed together in our herb ranch dressing. Topped with chopped BBQ chicken breast, diced tomatoes and green onions.\n\nChicken Tequila Fettuccine\nThe original! Spinach fettuccine with chicken, red, green & yellow peppers, red onions and fresh cilantro in a tequila-lime and jalape\u00f1o cream sauce. \n\nKung Pao Spaghetti w/SHRIMP!\nA classic Kung Pao sauce with garlic, green onions, peanuts and HOT red chilies. Also available with chicken, shrimp or chicken & shrimp.\n\nThe Original BBQ Chicken\nOur most popular pizza, introduced in our first restaurant in Beverly Hills in 1985. Barbecue sauce, smoked Gouda and Mozzarella cheeses, BBQ Chicken, sliced red onions and cilantro.\n\nB.L.T.\nIf you like a BLT sandwich, you'll love this! Applewood smoked bacon and Mozzarella cheese, hearth baked, then topped with fresh sliced Roma tomatoes and chilled chopped lettuce tossed in mayonnaise. Recommended on honey-wheat dough. \n\n\nMargherita\nTHIN CRUST PIZZA: The classic Italian pizza. Made with imported Italian tomatoes, Mozzarella and fresh Mozzarella cheeses topped with fresh basil and Parmesan cheese.\n\nSpinach Artichoke Dip\nServed hot with blue & white corn tortilla chips. \n\n\nTortilla Spring Rolls\nBAJA CHICKEN Grilled chicken breast, Jack and Cheddar cheeses, roasted corn, black beans, fire-roasted mild chilies, red onions and cilantro topped with Parmesan cheese. Served with fresh guacamole\n\nAND\n\nTHAI CHICKEN Grilled chicken breast, spicy peanut sauce, bean sprouts, green onions, carrots, cilantro and Mozzarella cheese. Served with Thai peanut sauce.\n\nKey Lime Pie\nMade with Florida Key limes on a graham cracker crust. Served with fresh whipped cream.
__label__3 Who doesn't love CPK? This restaurant has been around since I was a kid. Unfortunately, there aren't too many locations here in Vegas. They really should consider opening a location away from the strip.\n\nWhat I like about CPK is that they are always consistent. I walk in knowing that I will eat good food and leave happy. Here are some of my favorites:\n\n-The original BBQ Chicken Pizza: gotta love this classic. Always comes out hot and delicious! \n-Spinach Artichoke Dip: I have ordered this dish at many restaurants, but CPK has the best one. Its very smooth, creamy, and easy to dip!\n-Garlic Cream Fettuccine with Chicken: another classic that I love. The sauce is thick and full of flavor, which is how I like my pastas!\n-California Club Sandwich: I ordered this a couple of times when I lived in California and I remember it being surprisingly good. I think the herb cheese focaccia bread was very tasty.\n-Avocado Club Egg Rolls: I have never tried this, but my husband loves them.\n\nOne dish you might want to stay away from is the Crispy Mac N' Cheese. We ordered it when the new small plates menu came out. It sounded interesting because they use Panko, but it was very cold and the cheese was flavorless. \n\nService has always been pretty good and attentive. Definitely one of the better dining options at the mall!
__label__2 CPK in Vegas is the same in LA. The servers were very attentive and we never had an empty water glass. :D ENJOY!
__label__4 This is THE best prime rib dinner I have EVER had. Everything about this restaurant is classy. The food is impeccable! The service is perfect - they know how customer service is done here! My friend had her wedding reception here and they handled the whole event flawlessly. I even accidentally dropped a cocktail glass (I was drunk, ok..it was my best friend's wedding! ha ha) and it shattered ever so quietly (high quality glass right there) and a server came out and swept it up right away, with a smile on her face AND replaced my drink. If you get a chance you MUST have dinner here and you MUST have their Prime Rib!
__label__4 I love this place. I usually go to the one in Beverly Hills but this one is just as good. We had an amazing server that is a Las Vegas natiev. She was very attentive and by the book. The food was amazing!!! I love their wine selection. Cant beat that horseradish! It is the freshest I've had.
__label__2 Came in here for dinner craving a prime rib sandwich... It's only served at lunch! Boo!\n\nSo I got the Lawry's cut instead... it's big, juicy, and good. A little better than the $10 prime rib you find at after hours on the strip but $40 better? I  don't know about that.\n\nThey need to update their decor... I'm not sure what their theme is but it's definitely not timeless.
__label__2 Ok I have been here before and food was great, my review is based on today's visit! I honestly dont know where they went wrong, prime rib and all the accompaniments were only mediocre at best! And for the price 39$ for 10oz I felt ripped off! I wanted to steal the salt and pepper blends to at least make up for a rather lackluster meal, I really was looking forward to my trip there and was very disappointed, prime rib was tough and no flavor, creamed spinach was flavorless, and mashed potato was almost soup consistency ! For a place that specializes in spices everything left a lot to be desired! Service was prompt and friendly, but waitress got bogged down with a big party and left us wanting refills on drinks. I heard her ask for help , but her co-workers were too \"busy\" to provide any ( they actually were on the other side talking, c'mon teamwork people!!) we would have gotten at least another glass of wine, but dinner was almost done and at that point it wasn't really worth the effort, of tracking the server down, ( she was busy making salads for her party) she was very apologetic on her absence , but it made us feel bad for her, not really the atmosphere you want to have when dining out! Only good thing was salad and bread, 5 stars for those and about 2 1/2 for everything else!!
__label__4 My co-workers and I will go here for lunch when we feel like being piggies. I have yet to go for dinner but I'm sure it's just as good!\n\nI typically get the 22 oz lunch cut prime rib, comes with choice of creamed spinach or creamed corn, mashed potatoes w/ gravy, and like a really small salad bar. IF you even have room for the salad bar you are a champion.  I think the meal is like $25 and it's super quick b/c everything is already made. You can be in and out of here in like 40 mins flat.\n\nThe service here is exceptional [like you can't even carry your own plates around the waiters will do that for you] to the hostess who is overly friendly and cheery.
__label__4 Loved the Prime rib. Great potatoes and Salad and wine. Waiter was friendly. Atmosphere was really good. Will go back hungrier next time.
__label__4 Celebrated my 40th birthday here with my family!  A special dinner during a special weekend.  Not only do I think Lawry's has the best Prime Rib I've ever had but I think the way the restaurant is ran, it's one of the best overall restaurant experiences.  The Prime Rib sits in a cart that is brought to your table and sliced individually.  The waitress was extremely polite and impressive.  I can't afford to eat here often but I do believe treating yourself every once in a while is required.  Make reservations early.  We didn't get to go the night we initially wanted due to the popularity.
__label__4 I have been here a million times.   Everytime the food and the service is perfect.   I was going to Gordon Ramsey Steakhouse yesterday and couldn't get a reservation so I figured I midas well go to an old favorite... the bill was $148.00  for the two of us and we both added lobster to the bill it was fantastic! There was so much food we left half of it there.  I love this place.
__label__3 Excellent place to cab to if staying on the strip (about $7 from the Bellagio)  Cab service back to our hotel was a breeze as well.  The service was polite and attentive.  Their famous Prime Rib is always excellently prepared and the side dishes are on par. \n\nIt was so easy to make reservations on Open Table especially in a crazy city like Vegas.  We were seated right away and finished dinner with more than enough time to catch our show.
__label__0 We went here to have dinner first night in Vegas and after waiting and watching them sit four different party's that came after us without we left. Just RUDE!!!
__label__4 It had been a while since I  dined at Lawry's Las Vegas, but I craved a spinning salad and a bone in piece of prime rib. I made reservations on open table literally 20 minutes prior to my reservation and had no problem getting in. \n\nOnce greeted by the friendly staff we were escorted to a nice roomy corner booth with a view of the entire main dinning area. Our waitress has worked here for 11 years was friendly and funny. She took my drink order while we enjoyed the complimentary warm yummy bread. I placed an order of wild mushroom medley so the timing would coincide while Arturo carved  my request of the Lawry's bone in prime rib cut and plated my mixed cream corn &  spinach, mashed potatoes and Yorkshire pudding. The prime rib was delish, tender and flavorful - it was that moment I realized why I unconsciously wanted to dine here!  All the sides were perfect and the wild mushrooms were incredible. Unfortunately I was so full I  had to pass on dessert, so decided to walk over to Starbucks and had a nightcap Frappuccino.\n\nI'll definitely return to Lawry's again for the traditional food, service and convenience.
__label__4 SOOOOOOOOO  consistently great!  From super courteous, friendly, timely service to the hot fresh sourdough bread.... Spinning salad is always very good, although probably could go a touch lighter on the dressing.   Cutting to the chase... the mashed potatoes that come standard are excellent... fresh/smooth/tasty beef gravy.  But really, u GOTTA get the creamed corn.  Would recommend ordering that in a side dish as it's a larger portion which also makes it easier to share with one other.  Plus, the au jus won't run into it so much as it does on the plate.  We also shared a baked potato as it was excellent.  \n\nBut what good is anything if the prime rib isn't 5 star.  Have prime rib everywhere, including the HOP'er (House of Prime Rib in SF), and you just can ever go wrong here.  So consistently flavorful and tender from the outside of the roast on in.  I hate it when the only flavor is on the outer crust and the inside is just so bland.  Also, very helpful that the au jus is so flavorful as well but really, the beef is where it should be.  The Lawry's cut is seemingly plenty even for a big eater, but if you are super hungry, then go for the biggest cut.  For ladies, the California cut is also a very satisfying amount, especially with the appropriate sides.  \n\nDidn't have time for dessert, but i tell you what... Consistently awesome.  We were in/out in 60 minutes, which isn't for every occasion.  But if running off to a show/quick date night with sitter at home, it's great.  So, it's not exactly a slooooooow, course out and take 2 hours super special event meal.  \n\nAlways a win!  How awesome is that in Vegas right?
__label__2 From the moment you walk in you feel like you're in a different era. It's very well decorated and dimly lighted. There is a sign when you approach the driveway that says \"appropriate dinner wear required\". Basically, anything but a bathing suit is appropriate per their valet person. \n\nWe were seated on time and the service was above excellent. From the moment we were seated until the moment we left, we were treated like royalty.\n\nThe calamari appetizer was tasty. Nothing spectacular. The mayonnaise based dipping sauce and tomato based sauce was just OK. \n\nI got the California cut prime rib and my husband got the Lawry's cut prime rib. They were excellent, tender, and juicy. The mashed potatoes, gravy, and creamed corn was also delicious!  We also had a side of creamed spinach which had a little bitterness to it. I think it was from the onions. \n\nOverall it was a very tasty dinner but very overpriced. You're really paying for the service which was superb. For the three of us our bill was at $240 not including tip. Wow! We probably won't eat there again because of the cost. In Vegas, you can get prime rib almost anywhere for much less. It was great to try and we have no regrets.
__label__3 Came here during the day because I needed some large blankets to be washed. Did the whole self service thing. Machines are the basic ones you would find anywhere else. Nothing fancy. \n\nThe offer free wifi and free soap although I did bring my own soap. I would ask at the customer service window about the soap. There was a small sink and some paper towels if you needed it. It's tucked away in a little part of the place. Laundry carts are available for use. \n\nThere is free wifi and tv to help pass the time. If you're hungry, there's a 24 hour subway right across the way.
__label__3 Saturday morning and still on the road for another week. It's laundry time. Easy access and Very clean. The nice attendant told me that they also do fluff  and fold for $1.50 a pound. Plenty of machines, wifi, change machine, soap products, TV's, A/C, ceiling fans, carts, folding tables, seating etc. Oh, and if you're a trucker, this place is on the corner and plenty of bobtail parking on the street. I'll be back!
__label__4 Great Stay! We stayed here one night due to the close proximity to the Convention Center, we then moved to the Bellagio, and immediately moved back to Embassy Suites.\nWhat a wonderful experience. The staff went out of their way to make sure we were comfortable. \nHaving the option of an evening cocktail at the Manager's special is a nice benefit, and the breakfast each morning was steaming hot and fresh, making it so convienent when needing to get to an event at the Convention Hall.\nThe workout room was clean, equipment is updated and it is included with your stay. If you are a Hilton Honors member, the wireless internet is provided at no charge, a nice added benefit. The hotel was quiet and clean. You don't have to schlepp your luggage for miles into the hotel, parking is plentiful and free. \nWe didn't mind being off the strip, it was a welcome respite from the craziness. You can easily drive to the strip, or walk to the monorail station for an evening of fun.\nWhen in Vegas again, the Embassy Suites gets my business!
__label__1 This is a review of the meeting facilities, and NOT the rooms.  I have no experience of the guest rooms at this location.\n\nI attended a two-day training here and was largely disappointed by the meeting facilities lack of power outlets in the space we were using.  The training was a computer-related course and all of the attendees were forced to fight over probably five power outlets. \n\nAdditionally, the first day of our training there was some sort of awful plumbing problem occurring in the building that caused the entire place to smell of sewer gas and sewage.   The property was not able to combat the smell and we all just had to endure it until the cause was resolved.  Gross.
__label__3 This is a great place to stay if you are not looking to party too hard. The rooms are great, the bedroom is separate from the living room. The living room has two couches one folds out into a bed, and there is a sink microwave and mini fridge.  \n\nThis place offers shuttle service, but it only drops you off at the very end of the strip. We went to there happy hour and it was pretty lame, I had about 10 drinks and no buzz just a full stomach of sugar.\n\nThey do offer complimentary breakfast and it kicks ass, I had a really great omelet and they something for everybody. I of course took some orange juice to my room and made mimosas. \n\n If you do go to the happy hour stick to beer and wine... happy hour is free just tip.  Staff was very friendly.
__label__0 I have never been so mistreated by Herm\u00e8s. My family is VIP on an international level with this brand, and this is the first Herm\u00e8s boutique where I was so mistreated and left angry. \nThis boutique is extremely small, not well lit and not well stocked. The layout is extremely poor and not what I would normally expect from Herm\u00e8s--You're much better off going to the Bellagio where the sales staff are much more gracious and welcoming. \nFirst of all, I am relaxing on vacation and was wearing a very casual outfit (but carry a size 28 RAC Special Order Kelly bag) and the saleswoman refused to make eye contact with me and didn't even say hello! \nI inquired about beaded mousseline shawls (~$6000) and the woman looked me up and down and didn't even answer me if they had them! I have never been so disrespected and I will be writing Axel Dumas a personal letter. I will NEVER spend money in this store because the sales associates do not deserve the commission, plus the Bellagio can transfer any items you want to their boutique! \nThe salespeople do not deserve to be working there and corporate needs to definitely send in secret shoppers so that they see how horrible they are. Remember, if you work for a company, you are an ambassador of the product. And most of all, NEVER judge what a person is wearing in relationship to what you think they can buy--that's a HUGE retail no-no.
__label__3 For the price you pay here, you get a better experience than a similar-priced place on the strip.\n\nI'm in Vegas at least half a dozen times a year, and this has become our go-to place for work stays - the rooms are reasonably quiet, the beds are comfortable, and they have a pool and a fitness center.  You don't have to walk through a casino and a bunch of crappy shops to get to your room.\n\nIf you do want to wander to the strip, it isn't very far - you're a couple blocks from Bally's.  You don't have to go far for good eats off-strip, either, including my favorite place in Vegas, FireFly.  I imagine it would be a good place to base a fun weekend trip.\n\nAlso, as corny as the theme is, it is kind of relaxing to walk from the parking lot through shaded alleys with lots of foliage after a long day of meetings.\n\nOnly downside - there's no wi-fi in the rooms unless you pay, which is ridiculous considering the high resort fee.  You can get free wireless in the public areas, though.
__label__2 Much better gambling return than on the strip.
__label__0 I have to stay here more often than I would ever care to because of work, and the experiences I have had at this hotel have been awful. It is nice, clean, and the rooms are spacious...they're so nice that I guess the staff will check multiple people into the same room so that someone opens the door to your room when you're laying in bed at 10 o'clock at night (thank god for the deadbolt!). The keys work on the doors about 5% of the time, I have had 2 different incidences of the blow dryers breaking, and Donna, the head bartender at the main Toscana bar in the casino is the rudest bartender I have ever had the displeasure of dealing with. If I wasn't FORCED to stay here I wouldn't come near this place with a 1,000 foot pole.
__label__3 We were really surprised how big the room is, a few of our friends stayed at Luxor the same weekend and our room at Tuscany was much bigger and nicer. It's not too far off the strip, during the day we walked to the strip, at night we took a cab. The room comes with a fridge, couches, a table, and a desk. Definately will be staying here in the future! We didn't eat here or use the pool...we went Spring Break weekend and this was the only decent fair priced hotel we found.
__label__3 This is the place to stay. If you don't mind being just off the strip and are looking for a great place. It has it all
__label__4 Very impressed with this hotel. First time here and I must say this place is incredible.
__label__0 Weak!  Went there with my gf on an allegedly Jello Wrestling Sunday only to find this club to have very little going on.  Two girls wrestled in the inflatable pool for about 5 minutes and then that was all for the jello wrestling.  On the website they make you believe that jello wrestling is a big deal there on Sundays and then you get there and after the five minutes of jello wrestling the club is basically dead as a doornail. During the jello wrestling, there are no other girls on stage. After the wrestling, there is 1 girl on stage and the others walking around the club soliciting dances. The club was not the Deja of yesteryear. I had been there about 4 years ago and it was crazy and much wilder, with way better looking girls. These girls were nothing to look at with faces for radio. I didnt want a lap dance from any of them. Deja was dark, dank and sad. My gf and I went there planning on lap dances and a wild time, and wound up paying the insane cover of $25 each, and left after about 45 minutes. I wouldnt recommend Deja to anyone. Try another LV club. There are def enough variety in LV.
__label__0 This place is horrible! I called to see if they carried an Olympus TG-130 in stock and the employee on the phone put me on hold for over 30 minutes like its BestBuy or something. I had to repeat TG to her about 4 times before I had to give her phonetic alphabet so she could know that T=Tango and G=Golf...No! I had to dumb it up for her, \"T\" for Tom and \"G\" for go! After another wait to see if she carried it in stock, finally they did carry it. I asked for pricing and they told me they could not give out prices over the phone! WT****...so I asked her \"really? so you are telling me that I have to drive out from Henderson, over 25 miles to know the price?\" she said \"yeah.\" Un-freaking believable!!! I bet anything it's one of those places that does not tell you how much things are so when you visit them you find out an item that is $100 is $500 there! Anything to fish you to try to make you come out. Would not do any business with them. Very poor customer service!!!
__label__0 I wish I could give this store no stars. Stopped in during a girls trip in December of last year to buy my boyfriend a Christmas gift. It was during the day and I was dressed in comfortable clothes (jeans, t-shirt, and Chuck's). The staff didn't say one word to me nor did they even acknowledge my presence in the store, which was obscenely overpriced for the quality. A gentlemen walked in wearing designer clothes and the staff was more than happy to greet and assist him. Apparently, I didn't look like a serious buyer so the staff didn't give me the time of day. I work very hard and can afford to shop at a store like John Varvatos but after my experience in Las Vegas I won't ever step foot into one of his judge mental stores again.
__label__0 Terribly long wait. It's like they didn't know that anyone was coming to Las Vegas today. They seemed to have more employees than people waiting in line as they were doing a shift change that took about 1 hour.  Someone else commented that it was like the Post Office and they were exactly right.  They just don't give a damn.  Rent somewhere else no matter how much it costs!
__label__4 You take an elevator from the casino floor up to the mid-section of the Eiffel Tower. We got one of the best tables in the entire restaurant! We sat by the window and was dead center for the Bellagio Fountain shows. I think we saw the show about nine or ten times. The only thing missing was the Bellagio music. The food was excellent - I got the Beef Wellington with ratatouille.  The souffles were PERFECT! OMG the souffles were so freaking yummy I was scraping the bottom of the dishes. You must get it! I had Gran Marnier and pistachio. I'm drooling.\n\nMake reservations. Dress up. A lot of the men were with suit jackets and women in cocktail dresses.
__label__2 I was here on valentine's day so we had the pre-fixed menu. Meal was overpriced because it was valentine's day. Nothing was really good. Maybe that's because they have to do things in bulk. The portions were small, but I didn't finish anything because it wasn't tasty.  We were still hungry afterwords. Still, we sat right by the window and the view was incredible!
__label__3 pretty great for the price plus view, like everyone else has said. the menu is very detailed, which i prefer. i had a good sense of what my food would be, and the server was helpful in describing things i was less familiar with (like pheasant).\n\nThe amuse of cheese puffs (whose fancy french name escapes me right now) was perfect - light with a hint of fennel (i think it was fennel) and great.  Crispy Michigan farmstead Artisanal Camembert with Almond Apricot Petite Salad was our appetizer - would've been better wrapped in puff pastry instead of wonton skin, but it was a great bit of cheese and the accompaniments were sized and paired well.\n\nI had braised short ribs as my main, and my goodness were they rich.  the fat hadn't quite melted down the way you'd want it to, so i found myself eating around it a lot, but the portion was big enough that i felt like i got plenty of meat, despite leaving quite a bit. the chestnut spaetzle was probably fine - i didn't care for the texture, but i think that's more me than how they cooked it.  my friend and co-worker loved her surf and turf - i tried the turf offering and it was definitely among the butterier, tastier tenderloins of my recent memory.  \n\nChocolate souffle was a little much richness on top of everything else, but somehow, we managed to eat it all :) the coffee was also rich and fantastic, and came with those raw sugar lumps that i just want to dump out of the bowl and into my pocket for later.  the bill was not unreasonable for what we had once you take the view and service into account.  very lovely meal.
__label__3 This has been on my excel document of go to's for a long while now and was finally fulfilled last year. \n\nIt was dinner time and we took an elevator up to the level of the restaurant and once you get out, there is a hostess waiting for you. You see the kitchen immediately and the hostess brings you to your table. We didn't have to wait at all. \n\nJust as I hoped for, we got a table right by the window. Perfect view of the Bellagio and their water show. The only thing that ruined the view was cloudy sky. But I wasn't going to let that ruin my dinner.\n\nThe waiter was on top of everything and our glasses were never empty. I ordered the Baked Alaskan Halibut with vegetables and a side of potato gratin. I ordered the side because I had a feeling the portions would be small, but boy was I wrong. The fish was huge and the sauces so delicious. \n\nFor dessert we had the chocolate souffle, which I must say, is DELICIOUS! I still remember the sweet warm chocolate melting in my mouth. Ah, I'd definitely just return for dessert.\n\nThe only reason why I am giving this 4 stars instead of 5 is for one thing. When I took my first bite into my fish, there was a bone in it. And that's just not right. At least it was the only bone in my fish I found.
__label__3 Nice! OK, yes expensive but when the food is really good and the service TOP NOTCH, It's on my list of favs now....had foie gras and au gratin potatoes and choc souffle, au gratin a little boring, everything else-yum yum
__label__3 The view here is amazing. Can't comment on the food but I'm sure it's good. Just sat down at the bar and conversed with our man, Harold?, who served up a few dirty martinis with a twist. Amazing service even after one in our party lost a bit of balance and drink in the process.\n\nJust be nice to the doorman at the elevator and you'll get upstairs to enjoy the view and drinks.
__label__1 I would give 5 stars for their chocolate souffle, their awesome window view overlooking towards the Bellagio fountains, and their meal service but somethings I had to consider were:\n\n1)  When I make a birthday reservation for 7:30 p.m., I expect the reservation for 7:30 p.m., not 8:15 p.m.\n2)  If I want an order of Hennessey, I'd rather get a bottle at Eddie's Liquor for $30 instead of 30mL for $24 (if you're planning on drinking a cocktail, stick to their bar during your wait or get a head start down at the casino or get hammered in your hotel before you arrive~ it'll be way more cheaper in the end!)\n3)  I'm not an expert on French cuisine, but I expect good tasting food no matter what country of origin. The sea bass was okay with a nice crisp on the skin but expected more flavor and a thicker cut ( I had better at a small hole in the wall in San Clemente, CA); the asparagus was too al dente and drenched in way too much butter for my liking (and I love butter); the mushroom side was sad and I haven't had a mushroom dish I never liked until now.\n\nThat being said, I did appreciate our attentive server and the experience of fine dining. My date's rack of lamb and creme brulee was wonderful but nothing could beat their chocolate souffle.....I almost had a relationship with it!  All in all, expect to pay for the experience, the view, and the souffle.
__label__3 A girlfriend and I came in for lunch on Saturday to take advantage of the prix fixe menu they offered in support of Las Vegas Restaurant Week. \n\nI loved the seating/reservations coordinator downstairs. She checked my name in the computer, confirmed to the restaurant upstairs that I was in the building, and led us into the elevator. It was, at once, very posh and attentive, but cool and casual and welcoming. Definitely a good start.\n\nThe elevator opens up to the kitchen. A great touch; I love to see the kitchen and have a sense of what is going on with my food! Walk to the right and you enter into the bar area and see the hostess desk. You also see that there really isn't a bad seat in the place. It is tiered so as to offer, as much as possible, a view to every diner. Great idea. The decor is upscale and comfortable, simple and elegant without putting off the casual diner.\n\nWe were seated at an intimate two-person table on the window, facing the Bellagio and fountains. C'est parfait! Tres jolie! We loved the show against a somewhat dreary day in Las Vegas; the lights lit up the water and made the view (and by proxy the ambiance of the restaurant) that much more beautiful.\n\nService was spectacular. Everything was timed perfectly, from the amuse to the apps to the entrees to desserts. Wine service was expedient and attentive. Everything was explained well, if not a little too rehearsed; we heard the same spiel over and over, almost verbatim, to tables around us. Hint: change it up a bit, add some personality and personability to it! Still, friendly, capable, and humorous when appropriate, everyone was on their game.\n\nMmmmm, food. This *is* a restaurant, after all.\n\nDrinks: We opted for wine by the glass, but they did have some yum-sounding signature cocktails... for about $18 a piece. Just not worth it to me... I can have three glasses of wine to your one cocktail and be happier for it. Others around us were loving their drinks, and I see value in that on occasion, but it was something we skipped... this time.\n\nAmuse: a light but flavor-FULL mushroom flan with a small piece of mushroom on top. Savory goodness in less than a bite and one of the best fungi preparations I have had the pleasure of eating in a long time.\n\nApps: The foie gras (not on the LVRW menu, but ordered as an extra) was absolutely phenomenal. Served cold, it was a large, thick slice straight off the liver. Nothing formed or cubed or otherwise manipulated, it was marbled by veins and perfect. As if that's not amazing enough, it was wrapped in duck prosciutto. Yeah, drool-worthy.\n\nThe spinach and grueyere streudel was good. I hoped for more cheese, and I found the crust to be a bit too hard. That said, the flavors were solid and the spinach was fresh. Not a bad dish.\n\nEntree: The flank steak had a great flavor and the cabernet jus was delicious. But there was something about how it was cut... almost against the grain? Sadly, it was also a little tough. We ordered them medium rare (I even added \"more on the rare side\") and they were closer, I think, to medium. Great flavors, but a little lost on execution.\n\nDessert: The peach tartin was fantastic. The pastry was light and crisp, the peaches were fresh, sweet and tender, and the basil ice cream with piece of crispy basil was a lovely, sweet and savory complement to the rest of the dish. Really, really done well.\n\nI never felt rushed, the meal was very good and the prices were good. Aside from the prix fixe decision we made, the foie gras was only $20 (and compared to other places I have been lately, that's an amazing deal for what they offer. Definitely a fave!). With 2 glasses of wine each and all of the above, it was only $65 or so each before a tip. Very much worth the visit!\n\nFor next time... I see wine and foie gras and dessert at the bar. Casual yet still surrounded by the intimate elegance... and with a fabulous view.
__label__4 why go any where else? Food is the best on the strip, best executed,wine list rocks with interesting choices, and the view is well, the best in Vegas
__label__4 Great view. The best creamy French onion soup I have ever had. Love the staff. Love the menu. Try the lamb burger it is to die for.
__label__4 Souffle magnificent!!!\nBartender Ridge was super professional and an outstanding bartender. \n\nThe drinks:\n* Pink Velvet $18 (4 of 5) - Grey Goose Vodka, Promegranate and Watermelon Liqueurs, Pineapple Juice, topped with Watermelon-Elderflower Froth. Light, refreshing, and yes, so frothy. Comes in a champagne glass, but worth trying. \n\n* Strawberry & Basil Mojito $18 (4 of 5) Bacardi Rom, St Germain Elderflower Liqueur, Strawverry Puree and Pucker, Fresh Lime Juice, Basil, topped with Soda Water. Fresh and delicious for mojito lovers. \n\nThe souffles:\n* Eiffel Tower Souffles $15 Chocolate (4.5 of 5) Delicious, but in comparison to the others, I guess this one has to be my second least favorite. Still delicious...\n* Eiffel Tower Souffles $15 Grand Marnier (4.5 of 5) Delicious, but in comparison to the others, I guess this one has to be my least favorite.\n* Eiffel Tower Souffles $15 Caramel (5 of 5) I just love caramel.\n* Eiffel Tower Souffles $15 Pistachio (5 of 5) Surprisingly delicious and mouthfuls of pistachio. \n\nDress code required, please check website. But no reservations needed for seating at the bar and ordering drinks and dessert. Restaurant menu is pretty pricey, but the dessert is oh so worth it. This is a must-go and a must-try for souffle lovers. Skip the restaurant ordering and go to the bar for just desserts. If you are lucky, maybe you can get a seating overlooking the Bellagio Fountains. It is a breath-taking show when you are looking over the Bellagio Fountain and eating your souffle at the same time.
__label__2 3 stars for food and five stars for service, but I am going to round because they forgot the most important thing!\n\nI had made reservations to celebrate my mom's birthday. When I had called, they had asked if we were there for a special occasion and I had mentioned that we were there for a birthday.However, once we got there, they made no mention of it. It wouldn't have been a big deal but everyone else on yelp had their birthday person recognized.   Why ask and then not follow through? Not cool. Not cool at all. \n\nService is outstanding! We started off with the amuse bouche, which consisted of a cauliflower mousse. Absolutely delicious. The servers kept coming back and forth to make sure we had enough bread and water. Kept cleaning our table over and over. They had this little bread crumb lifter that removed all the crumbs. That's high class! Their waitstaff is awesome and for that alone I would say go. \n\nMy mom got the recommended parmesean crusted  chicken while I got the lamb burger. She liked the chicken but it was a little to heavy for me. I got the lamb burger, but it was a little too strong for me, so I'd have to pass. We both ordered a non-alcoholic lime drink which was tasty and a great alternative to the alky. \nWe ended up getting our own dessert, the strawberry souffle with pistachios. Kind of reminded us of strawberry ice cream since they freeze it, but a nice option to the end of the meal. \n\nWould I go again? I don't know. I usually go to Vegas for celebrations, either birthdays or graduations and such, so we usually go all out. But not remembering a birthday of a guest is a big no-no, especially at a place that has such a high level of service. Joel Robuchon definitely remembered. At least I took her to go see O.
__label__3 Oh my gosh. This place was good. BUT EXPENSIVE. \n\nI've never paid $18.00 for a 4 ounce cocktail. Golly. It was good but not enough. Service was good although our server could have tried to smile a little more. The bread was endless and being a sucker for bread, I probably ate more than I should have. We both had a salad which was actually a pretty decent size for the price. There was only one vegetarian entree on the menu (the crepe) and it was excellent. \n\nWe had to go see a show and sadly didn't have time to wait for the souffle. We had the chocolate cake which definitely hit the spot. \n\nOur bill was just over $200 for a cocktail, a glass of wine, two salads, two entrees and one shared dessert. Absolutely worth the splurge. We didn't get to enjoy the view as we sat inside but it was for sure one of my favorite dining experiences in Vegas.
__label__2 For my birthday all I wanted to do was go to the Eiffel Tower Restaurant.  I bought a new dress and was very excited.  My boyfriend and I did a little gambling and day drinking before dinner and his stomach wasn't doing the best.  So we sit down to our table and the waiter was pompous.  He took our drink order, I got champagne and my boyfriend (not feeling the best) got water.  The waiter looked at him in shock and said, \"you know you can order a drink, I didn't ask for I.D.\"  My jaw hit the freaking floor.  I couldn't believe what I was hearing.  First off, he is well above the drinking age and I.D. is irrelevant.  Second, he is a grown man and can order for himself.  Thirdly, what if he were an alcoholic and couldn't drink.  So right off the bat we start off on the wrong foot.  So our drinks come and a bus boy brings me a water that has a bug in it.  I call the waiter over and say, \"I'm sorry, but there is a bug in my drink\".  The waiter takes the glass and doesn't say a word, not a sorry, nothing.  Immediately he comes back with water.  Because of his attitude and the quickness that he brought the water back, I am assuming he didn't pour me a new glass but just flicked the bug out of the water.  I address this with the waiter and tell him that I want the check and I want to leave.  He calls the manager over and I tell her everything that has happened.  She offers to start over, but by that time my night was ruined.  I looked at her and said, if you guys can't get my water right, how can I trust you to get my meal right?!?.  So, now everything is booked for dinner for Memorial Day and we went to Benihanna's because they could take us\nUPDATE - A manager contacted me shortly after I wrote this review.  He not only made me feel better about the experience but went above and beyond to correct it.  That is customer service I can get behind.  Mistakes happen, and the staff truly represents the restaurant however one bad apple shouldn't spoil the bunch, especially when I see all the nice reviews of this restaurant
__label__2 Great view but the food is average and the service is ok.  If you can just go for a drink and eat somewhere else.
__label__3 Spendy but the views are stunning, especially if you're lucky enough to get a table facing the Bellagio and it's spectacular fountain show.  The food was good but not worth the money by itself.  We loved the chocolate souffle and the creme broulee.\nOh, men need to wear long pants.  We didn't know that and they let us borrow a pair.
__label__2 Service at this restaurant is excellent. Our friends who were meeting us were running late but the hostess was nice enough to seat us anyway. So we decided to order drinks. I had some watermelon drink and then a pi\u00f1a colada. I get really giddy when I drink so everything was funny to me. This restaurant is super romantic and dark with a beautiful view. I ordered the foie gras, corn soup and duck. I always enjoy foie gras but it was a tiny piece. The corn soup had crab in it and was really sweet. By the time the duck came I was already full. It was a bit dry and I didn't like the rice that came with it. My hubby had the Caesar salad, foie gras and beef Wellington. His Wellington was excellent. The flaky crust to it was so buttery and crispy. We shared the strawberry souffl\u00e9 for dessert. And they even gave us a free chocolate mousse with happy anniversary written on it. My friends both enjoyed their dinners and treated us for our anniversary. It was a nice time but food comes out very slow.
__label__4 The rack of lamb was great!  Also, the view from where we were sitting was breathtaking! The Bellagio fountains, the Bellagio sign just everything...it was my anniversary and I'm so happy that we went to this place.  The staff were attentive to every need. ;-)
__label__0 Had 9:00 PM reservation...finally was seated at 10:30 PM. Food was mediocre at best. Dinner for 2... $500.00. Not worth the money. The view of the fountains was the only thing favorably memorable about this resturant.
__label__0 I have been going to Medhi Ansarinia for about 10 years. I had not been to him for a couple of years, just had stuff going on in my life. I always thought very highly of him and his office, he is the only doctor who ever gave me relief from my daily headaches and migraines. He moved to a new office and so I went to see him after my interval. I am so disappointed. I still think Dr. Ansarinia is great, but his staff and his interns are AWFUL. I have spent two whole days in that office answering questions and being poked with needles, went to have the blood work which was another whole day out of my weekend. They gave me drugs which I told them don't work, trust me I have tried them all. They ask questions and then argue with you when you try to answer them. They are rude and condescending. One of the staff members, a younger hispanic man, after giving me shots in my neck to relieve the migraines, took my blood pressure and then told me to go home, even though I was so dizzy I couldn't walk, then the nurse sees me and yells at me...doesn't help me mind you, but yells at me to go back and lay down and asks me if I am crazy.\nThe final straw is that the Doctor said he would call in a script for a medication I know works for me, and when I went to pick it up at the pharmacy....they didn't have it. I called the Doctor office three times before finally reaching someone..the guy who answers the phone is very sweet and efficient, btw....and so I leave a message about the script.\nThey call me back and then the girl who calls me back, yells at me, calls me rude when I try to explain why I need that script, tells me that's not the medication I need, and then when I tell her that the doctor has already prescribed this medicine to me, she tells me \"Oh no you din't!!!\" I was so surprised by her attitude and her unprofessional manner...I was shocked frankly.\nI hung up from the conversation after telling her to nevermind, I would find another doctor, to which she was happy to reply \"good\". Wow\nI am still wondering if they are talking to everyone this way and if this is their common demeanor towards the patients. IT does seem as if the office is always busy. \nAnyways, what a waste of time for me. \nI would stay away from this doctor and his staff. They are in need of an attitude adjustment.
__label__0 MUST to avoid. Confusing system, indifferent service, sloooooow, bland food.
__label__0 We had a long wait at the airport. This was the only available option outside the security gate. So we did try it. The food was ok. I would have given it more stars if it wasn't for the extra $2,70 I was charged for more salsa for my nachos I ordered in addition to the burrito I had. Total damage this day (2 Persons) $32.
__label__0 Bad bad bad. first they don't have carne asada. Second they serve blain taco meat with no flavor. They charged me $11.75 for 2 tacos with rice and beans. At the airport gouging prices are to be expected. But an extra $1 for watered down salsa mad the experience worse. I will never eat here again because the food was disgusting.
__label__0 On January 27th, our water heater's pilot light went out and we called Dynamic Plumbing and were patched through a technician, Mark who walked us through re-lighting the pilot light until Monday when they could come and out and take a look at our water heater. I tool off early from work to meet Mark at our house (2:00 p.m.). He took a look at the water heater and claimed that the screen under the water heater needed cleaning and tested the pilot light. Mark stated if anything went wrong to call him on his cell phone. 2 hours later the pilot light was out after taking a shower. I called Mark and no answer, left a couple of voice mails. I then called the company and received the answering service at 5:02 p.m. and was told that they would pass the information along to the office and it would have to wait until the next morning. I stated that I could not go another night without hot water and the response I received from the answering service was \"what do you want me to do about it\". Mark then called back and told me he could not come out and I needed to text him the make, model and serial number of the water heater PLUS take a picture and send it to him of the control. I did and was told by Mark he would go purchase the part and only charge me for the part as I was not going to pay another service call fee as it should have been checked out and fixed the first time. My husband left work early to be home at 3:00 p.m. to meet Mark and when I called Mark to tell him, he stated he could not come as he had an emergency call and it would be at least 8 hours. I called the office and spoke to Lynn and explained the situation and told her this was not acceptable. She stated that she was aware of the situation and that they did not have anyone else working who could assist us, Mark was the only plumber working. Not even the owner/manager. Come to find out Mark was going to install a used part instead of a new one and his manager said no. The answer I received from Mark and was to keep lighting the pilot light until he could come back to our house which according to Lynn would not be until probably 2 days. This is was not good so I had to call another plumbing company to come out and pay another service fee call because they did not do what they were supposed to do or follow thru with what was promised.
__label__1 Ok, maybe I'll just keeping a tally here.\n\nOrdered the usual, 2 topping med pizza with meat and a bacon/jalapeno cheesy bread.  I got the 2 topping with meat and a CHEESE stuffed cheesy bread, instead, again.\n\nIf I had better pizza delivery places to choose from...I would.  But for now, I'm stuck with them and they're stuck with me.  I think they are conspiring against me.\n\nSo, now I sit and wait 45 minutes for the correct cheesy bread to be delivered.  I hope they don't put any extra \"ingredients\" in there!\n\nUntil next time, happy eating!
__label__3 Thanks to being one of the lucky winners of two-day passes to the recent Formula Drift event, I got to spend two evenings at the speedway.  It had been a very long time since my last visit; probably 8 years.  During my last visit my awesome physics teacher in high school had us all come to the speedway and learn about acceleration the fun way: through drag racing!  Remember to bring your earplugs if you come for this!\n\nFor the Formula Drift event, the speedway was far from reaching capacity.  Plenty of parking was available, as well as seating during the event.  Spectators are able to watch from the fence (and consequently covered in rubber from the drifters!) or sit on the bleachers.  The restrooms were not too packed, and had both soap and paper towels; this can be rare during public events!  There were also several food and drink vendors which, as could be expected, were a bit pricey.  Water was $4, iced tea $8, shaved ice $5, beer $1...yep, somehow beer was the cheapest beverage!\n\nI'm not too involved in motor events, so I can't say that I'll be returning here anytime soon.  I also find this a hard place to rate, as I didn't really make much use of the venue outside of the restrooms.  But here's four stars, for an easily accessible and exitable speedway within Las Vegas.
__label__3 So apparently my review was taken down because it wasn't up to standards. So I have decided to write another review that's Yelp worthy.\n\nI've been to The speedway three times, three different years for the Electric Daisy carnival. I went in 2012, 2013 and 2014. Each year has been amazing and the venue is perfect for an event like EDC. The staff was okay every year and we got in and out easily. The traffic the first year was really bad but I think after that year the other two were smooth sailing, well at least for limos. \n\nThe venue has a ton of room for different stages and has cooling rooms which are really important for that desert heat. There are also a lot of food and drink stations if you're hungry during your massive partying.\n\nAll in all, I hope that EDC continues at the Las Vegas motor speedway, but I have retired!
__label__2 food/service was ok. nothing special imo. i had a chicken sandwhich with hot sauce.\nid like to of had a beer with my lunch but they only had rootbeer.\nand the place did smell a little odd, kind of like a bathroom maybe it was the cleaning products?? it would be a lot nicer if they served beer and had the place smelling like the food theyre cooking.\nalthough this nellis location is closer, i liked the older location better.
__label__0 Car sales staff are great. The service department on the otherhand, not so much.\nIt took them 3.5 hours to change the oil and rotate the tires. Most of the time my truck was sitting on the rack with no one around. I watched. They had it parked right in front of the window. I dont care how short handed you are, if I have an appointment that was to take 1.5 hours, why am I leaving 3.5 hours later?
__label__0 I only gave these guys one star cause I had to rate it otherwise this dealership deserves NO STARS! BS is what I get every single time I go there and even after they promised to make it better it still was a bunch of crap. Talked to Ellis who lied and sd he was in the Internet dept cause he wanted a sale and knew I only wanted to deal with Internet dept then prior to that I had bought a car from them and silvino reyes (finance) took forever to close the deal. I went back to sell my car to them because Peter Cornish promised to make things better and still it was nothing but BS!  Don't go to this dealership. I sold my car to fletcher Jones toyota who made it a wonderful experience for me. Thank God I never have to deal with centennial toyota ever again!
__label__1 Centennial Toyota has been our go to spot for car shopping for years. My family got a total of four cars from them (one lease) and while the salespeople are usually polite and not very pushy, the price you get might not be great and the service for the few visits i personally had were pretty horrendous.\n\nMy recent experience at Toyota was less than pleasant though. It was a big waste of time. I convinced my girlfriend and her sister to check out centennial toyota simply because my history with them and naturally i expected a rather fantastic quote from them. I did my research and called several dealership as well as printed the true price paper from U.S news cars website, I even had a friend who sent me their receipt from Henderson toyota for the exactly the same car. \n\nI started off by letting my gf test drive the car and then the scary negotiation begins. The salesperson was very polite but let me say my previous purchase and my loyalty played absolutely no part in the negotiation process. I was quoted $3000 more than the true car pricing gotten off of the cars website and about $3500 more than what our friend got at Henderson. What bothers me the most is that the salesperson kept asking for my bottom line. It's safe to say that he missed the point, he was playing the bargaining game with me and I just wanted a hassle-free experience. After we told him we will visit another dealership and my gf's mom has to co-sign with her on the car even if we buy it right now, he looked dismayed and became obviously less excited about us. He somewhat hastily ended the conversation and gave us a not so great price written on the back of his business card and we left very unsatisfied. He never mentioned anything about the $25 test drive gift card btw even though I showed him the coupon that they sent us. The whole thing took almost two hours.\n\nWe went straight to fletcher jones afterward, and guess what, we bought our car there the same day. Their initial offer and the only offer for the same car beats the Centennial quote by around $4000 and the recent graduate discount was $750 vs. $500 from centennial. Yes, the cars were exactly the same with door protector being the only difference. We had NO negotiation because we felt the price was great and all of us were surprised how easy it was. With signing and everything it took about 3 hours total. \n\nCentennial later sent me an email after I told them my disappointment. The manager simply told me that I should've just called them and that they will not be beaten by any body on price. That's completely missing the point. If they offered me a good price and played no bargaining game with me in the first place, I would probably spent a little more to save the trouble. It's safe to say my loyalty with this place is completely gone. \n\nWill I go back to Centennial Toyota? Probably, since buying a car is all about playing these games. I am not sure if buying at Fletcher Jones can as easy as this one. But will I ever convince somebody to go to Centennial simply because my so called \"Loyalty\", absolutely not. There is no loyalty, at least not with what happened to me.
__label__0 Our salesman was new and great.  We were originally happy with this dealership.\n\nOur new car's payment was slightly higher based on the negative equity in our old vehicle.  A few days after buying the new vehicle, we received the statement on the old loan.  It turns out, $600 less was owed on it than we had estimated.  We were informed that any extra money ($600) would come back to us after the loan was paid off.\n\nToday we get a statement from the finance company stating the loan was paid off.  There was no mention of the extra $600.  After phone calls and looking at the paperwork, we realized the paperwork that was printed out was NOT the same as what was signed in the office.  I was a bit suspicious that you had to sign the electronic papers rather than a hard copy.  It turns out, they DO change the information before printing.  Our paperwork had no mention of the car payoff.  No mention of a trade in, whatsoever.  I'm not sure where that extra $600 went that they figured into our payments, but it didn't go to the old finance company and it isn't coming back to us.
__label__2 Food was good, waiter wasn't personable or friendly. Asked if I wanted a refill when I still had food on my plate, one glass minimum I guess on dr peppers?
__label__3 My children love coming  for dinner here. Always great food and tasty desserts! I love their coconut shrimp - ymmy :-)
__label__1 Great selection of flicks, but management refuses to hire enough staff to man ticket window. Got here 15 minutes before start and couldn't buy tix in time. Line for tix machine ultra long too. No respect for customers.
__label__4 This was our first time ordering from CCW and it was delicious!  I have been looking for a good Chinese place for years, and this one delivered...literally. We had the war won ton soup, sesame chicken, beef with broccoli and shrimp with snow peas and everything was delivered hot and delicious. It was also great to get the order we actually placed! Can't wait to try it again
__label__4 I get the Chinese donuts. I don't know why they are so mind blowing but they are just amazing!!!!! I recommend trying them if you have a sweet tooth :)
__label__1 Worst manicure I've ever received.   And yes, I could have done better with my left-hand. (Did I mention that I am right-handed?)\n\nThe first hint was that there were only two people working.  Yes, on a Sunday.  How are you not busy enough on a Sunday to have more people working?\n\nThe lady that did my nails had some sort of tic.  She kept looking away- very fast and then back again... yes, it was a tic.  How do you do someone's nails when you have to keep looking away?  My point exactly.\n\nSo I had OPI- Linkin Park After Dark on my nails that she had to take off.  She even did a shitty job of that!  I can see the old polish on my SKIN because she went downwards when taking the polish off instead of straight.\n\nShe freaked out over a papercut that I had.  Really lady?  I don't have fungus- I have a small paper cut on my finger. (and you aren't polishing my finger- so pay attention to my nails!)\n\nI paid before the polish and gave her a 35% tip hoping that she was going to redeem herself.\n\nNope.\n\nShe polished and said how hard the color was.  Um, isn't this your job?  Then I asked if there was someway she could kinda clean up my fingers since there was polish all over them.\n\nI should have stuck to my normal place in Northtown to get my nails done.  That 30 minute drive there and back isn't so bad!  I'm sorry that I cheated on you, Elegant Nail!
__label__0 I live in Florida currently but im moving close by here in about two months and while out on a trip looking for a place I tried it here.. my tech was very friendly and personable but my nails look like crap. I live in a small town here and have better luck.. The nails were shaped to be too narrow at the tip (which looks to me like dollar store press ons).. two of them are lifting (got them done yesterday, shouldnt be) I have dark polish on my skin and cuticles (she attempted to clean it off my skin but seemed like she was just going through the motions).. should have questioned why there were 3 techs in the shop and I was the only customer..
__label__2 The staff is very friendly and helpful, but I can NOT freaking stand how long the drive through line is every time I go.  I only go through the drive through to drop off a Rx or pick-up once I know it's ready.  But without fail, I always seem to get behind someone who either has 50 questions for the pharmasist or can't understand why their insurance is terrible.\nI really wish there was a \"fast\" lane and a lane for others who take 25 minutes!
__label__0 This review is for the minute clinic-\nDo not come here!! Go somewhere, anywhere else.\nI caught the flu so I checked online to see there was no wait time at this location. Checked in and the computer said it would be a 10-15 minute wait. No problem... Well after 30 minutes, some lady calls me up front to tell me they cant see me because they close at 5:30 and the doctor will not stay past closing. So frustrating. I ended up going to UMC instead.
__label__2 I've heard alot about Round Table from Californians.  At first I was shocked that they charged $20 for a large pizza which would feed about 3 people.  For less, you can go to Dom Demarco's or Grimaldi's.\n\nBut I have to say that the Chicken and Garlic was quite tasty.  The creamy garlic sauce is really addicting.  I think it would be awesome if you get a side on the side to dip your pizza in - kind of like Papa John's.\n\nWhat I like is that the crust on the bottom is crisp and the body of the crust has the nice chewy texture.  The crust experience was quite unique for a chain.  The leftovers were even better the next day.   My method is to nuke it for 30-40 seconds and finish it off on a cast iron.  It provides the same experience you have when eating there.\n\nI'll be back for their Mon-Sat lunch buffet.  Without the use of a groupon, I don't know if i would go back outside of the buffet especially when I believe you can get much better value and experience at Grimaldi's or Dom Demarco's.\n\nBut the pizza here was still really good.  3.5 stars.
__label__1 They have a lunch buffet, there was a fellow on the corner of Ft. Apache and Sahara touting it and I'm sorry I went. In my youth this was the last honest pizza, real cheese and delicious meats and crispy but yeasty doughy crusts. The salad bar was three star with better than average lettuce but the dressings were awful, oily and not flavorful. The pizza was all thin crust, burnt or well done and not as good as I remember. The cinnamon crust desert was ok. Life is too short to get a Cici's experience at what should be a better lunch experience. Sadly, my feeling this place was on it's way out and I won't be back.
__label__0 Maybe the employees shouldn't use the main entrance as their smoking area. Was disgusting having to walk through the 2nd hand smoke of 5 employees right outside the main entrance. \nKosher deli is nice.
__label__0 This is the worst B&N I have ever been to. The staff was horrible. They were rude and very unhelpful. When I went to pay for my books the old lady behind the register through down what she was doing and rolled her eyes and continued to be nasty. Also, Shaun (customer \"service\" attendant) had no clue what he was talking about and was completely worthless at helping me with the simple question I had.\n\nI always love going to a B&N and have never had a poor experience, so I was astonished with how terrible this service was at this store. For now on I will have to go to the location on Maryland if I want to shop at B&N and that is really out of my way.
__label__3 \"Bitter Chuckle\"\n\nI come here once in a while. Not too often, though. I look at the books, peruse the mags and stare at people in the self-help section.\n\nSometimes I get java from the Starbucks and sit, curious if its bitterness is any match for my own.\n\nOn occasion I buy some books, not because I'm rich or stupid but, rather, I'm old-fashioned and impatient. I don't like reading from computer screens and I don't always want to wait for Amazon. It's comforting to hold a book in my hands; it FEELS RIGHT to turn its pages. The sound and aroma of paper new or old brings back memories of college libraries and all-nighters in dorm rooms. Cheap apartments near railroad tracks and grandpa's sunlit porch on Long Island. Go ahead and laugh but I'm sentimental like that, child. The silliest of things trigger happy memories of old.\n\nBesides, I grow less and less fond of computers and the internet as the years wear on, their constant change and posted nonsense now more a pain than a pleasure. I'll take a tome on my lap or a newspaper on a table any day of the week.\n\nLast time I was here I picked up a copy of \"Catch-22\", \"American Pastoral\" and \"The Spy Who Came In From The Cold.\" A flash of old guilt I'd thought long dead and buried bade me to pick up the Heller book. I had been assigned to read it in high school but never had. The Roth novel was recommended by a friend. And as for the Le Carre? Well, let's just say I miss Cold War histrionics written by old spies. *chuckle*\n\nAnyway, I've rambled enough with this review. You know what bookstores are like. You know what they sell. Come here for the 'feeling' and not the price. Who knows, my little sickly one, you might even find something in the self-help aisle that will cure what ails ya. \n\nI know I did.
__label__3 A dying breed, unfortunately. You wonder how long before B&N is gone. Hopefully not for a while. Nothing like the smell of bound paper and coffee. It's comforting. \nEnjoy it while you can, tons of books, magazines, music and the experience of actually holding a book, physically flip through its pages, rather than electronically. Can't beat it
__label__2 Yelp 100 Challenge 2013- 20/100\n\nCoffee, books, and good times... I love the fact that books are still in demand. Even if there is the strong push for Nooks and Kindles abound, it's still so much fun to hang out here!  \n\nWhat I love most about B&N in particular, is that you can find a spot in one of their \"reading areas\" and kick up your legs, and read a book for \"FREE!\"  Yup, grab a bunch of books or a handful of fashion magazines and go to town. This place is perfect for a lazy morning or afternoon.  \n\nThis B&N happens to be in a great location. It's well organized and the staff is friendly and helpful. My only gripe is that the starbucks cafe gets crowded and it's always hard to find a seat.  So, if you want to kick up your legs and relax, get there before the crowd on the weekends. \n\nIf you're a bookworm, make sure you ask about their membership card ($25 for one year). Once you're enrolled (like me) you get some decent benefits like: 40% off the list price of the current hardcover B&N Store Bestsellers or 10% off the B&N already discounted items, Bargain books, music, movies, Caf\u00e9 and almost everything else. This discount also applies to Text Books for all you college students out there.
__label__0 I was so hoping things would improve for me with this overpriced foodstore. Unfortunately, certain staff members apparantly thinks their poop don't stink. Like the hippie idiotic woman who served me pizza tonite. I had asked her for some cheese pizza from the opposite end facing her. Sighing, she turned it around and cut a slice and then cut it in two. She then asked if I wanted the \"whole strip\". Well, there were now two pieces, weren't there?  So it confused me. So I bend down to see what she was doing, and just said \"um,\" and that was all it took for her to stay loudy and rudely \"I CAN'T HEAR YOU!\".  Really sweetheart? I think I meant to say F O.  Hear that? Before boxing up my slices, she made sure to hastily scoop then up and bang them into the sides of the display, touching everything.  Classy, Miss Hippie. Did they teach you how to serve food at the dirt farm that was obviously your last place of employment?\n\nResidents of Las Vegas: if you too would like to experience overpriced food in a terribly designed strip mall with a dangerous and near impossible exit onto Rampart, coupled with service you expect to find in a junk store....all wrapped up in one...make sure you visit this location of Crap Foods.  Maybe next time I shouldn't wear my \"culture warrior\" shirt, lol. Hippies.
__label__2 Pretty decent pizza place. It's a good place to hold a kid's party. They've got some arcade games, but not quite as many as a place like Chuck E Cheese. Fortunately, the pizza is much better than Chuck E's. The Graziano Special is full of pepperoni, sausage, mushrooms, onions, and bell peppers and the crust is thick and chewy. The Brooklyn style pizza is a thin cheese pizza that's great for toddlers. My two and a half year old loved it. This place may not be the best pizza joint in town, but it's respectable and fairly priced.\n\nThey've got specials on certain days of the week:\n- Monday: military, police, and fire department employees get 20% off their buffet\n- Tuesday: kids get half off the buffet with the purchase of one adult buffet\n- Wednesday: seniors get half off the buffet with the purchase of another senior's buffet
__label__1 In the area this afternoon on biz.  Surprisingly, I've never been to this place.\n\nHit the buffet - with soda it cost $8.50 give or take a few dimes.\n\nIt reminded me a little bit like Shakey's bunch 'o lunch but not quite to their  \" high\" standards.  Also reminded me a little of the old chuck e cheese days with my daughter but this place is a cut above chucky's \n\nsalad bar - basic stuff - liked a few slices of peperoni on my salad !\n\npasta - spaghetti and elbow macaroni with two sauce options - can you say....ragu  ( actually a smidge better ) \n\nchicken and potato wedges - both coated the same ...hmmmm...tasted the same, too.\n\npizza - well....first round, THERE WAS NO PIZZA \n\n2nd round - pizza - had a slice of sausage and pepperoni - nothing special here - my guess is the pre-cooked, SYSCO sausage; the pepperoni had no flavor but alot of grease ! \n\nIf i had a few young kids, i can see coming back for post-sporting events, otherwise, sorry, no return planned.
__label__0 Oh, and if it doesn't bother anyone, they raised our rent over $100.  I would be fine with it if the value went up since I moved in, but the value of the property has not only gone down with depreciation, it is now a 15 year old property, and we do not have an office, a gym, nor a pool. So, my husband and I, who have just graduated college and barely could afford rent anyways, now have to figure out how to pay more.  Their pricing model has changed on the property in that they are now a competitively-based pricing model.  Once they match with the surrounding properties, they only thing to differentiate them will be the value of the property and the \"extras\" they offer... Which is none.  So, good luck keeping up your vacancy rate when leases are up.\nMozel Tov.
__label__3 Reopening this friday
__label__3 HUGE.  FRIGGIN'.  PORTIONS.  Holy cow, does Paul Bunyan eat here?  I've been to this place a couple times now, and man...do they know how to deal in excess.  Just about everything here is huge, drinks, food, even half the people that visit here are huge.  That's not to make fun of them, but you know where there's big people, there must be big food.  I'm a big boy myself.\n\nThe appetizers here themselves can almost be full fledged meals.  Try the Nacho Platter ($8.25) and add some chicken ($2.00).  This plate comes out gigantic.  It's like almost a pile of nachos like 6 inches high.  It's got your standards, cheese, sour cream, guacamole, diced tomatoes and black beans with salsa on the side.  They use Monterey Jack and Cheddar cheese, and a lot of it.  It's pretty good.  That's not much coming from me though, I even like plain nacho chips with cheese from Taco Bell!  Just make sure you share it (with like 3-4 people) because you definitely got more than enough to spread the wealth.\n\nIf you really wanna kill yourself though before your entree arrives, get the Appetizer Combo($19.95).  This this will topple over your table!  It's got Artichoke, Buffalo Wings, Zucchini, Mozzarella Sticks, Parmesan Garlic Rings, Loaded Skins, Cheese Potatocakes, and Southwest Eggrolls.  You also get some sauces like Ranch, and Marinara for dipping.  It does look like most of the stuff on this platter is frozen then fried....but oh well.  At least you get to enjoy looking at ALL of it, it's not for faint of heart.  This platter alone will feed 5 easily.\n\nI usually end up ordering an appetizer for the table, so I almost always try to pick a smaller entree for dinner.  I usually end up with pizza or a sandwich.  I like the Clubhouse Sandwich ($12.95), well, because I like club sandwiches.  This one's got Fresh Turkey, Sweet Ham, Bacon, Gouda, Muenster, Garlic Mayo, Tomato and Greens all on white or wheat bread.  This sandwich comes out stacked!  I usually only manage to finish half of it before I ask for a doggie bag.  It also comes with seasoned fries which are light and crispy when they are fresh.\n\nThey also have a lot of home cooked favorites and specialties.  Anything from rotisserie chicken, aged steaks,  meatloaf, Country Fried Steak, pot roast, chicken pot pie, even liver & onions.  They make a killer turkey supper as well.  And all your entree's are HUGE, you could probably feed 2 people off one plate.  \n\nYou can't leave here without trying the desserts!  Your heart will pitter-patter before it drops dead of a heart attack from your appetizer and entree.  But you just might be able to fit in a monster dessert before you keel over!  They have a dessert called the Chocolate Motherlode Cake ($9.95).  It IS the motherlode!  It's 6 (yes 6) layers of chocolate cake with chocolate chips, walnuts, and chocolate fudge frosting!  This cake is so tall from the layers, you have to lie the slice down to avoid it from falling!  Leaning Tower of Cake!  The night we had it, it was moist and decadent.  But the leftovers the next day were kinda dry (I should've covered it with a lightly damp paper towel).  But still good with some vanilla ice cream.  I heard their Mud Pie is exceptional and HUGE as well.\n\nThis is a family-type restaurant so it's pretty kid friendly.  Their service is ok most times, but if it gets busy (like on weekends) your server might take a little long to get back to your table.  But the servers I've had were always nice.  But if you're looking for a romantic evening you probably don't want to go here.  Go to Roy's down the street or something if you want some alone time with your sweetie.  But try Claim Jumper, you will like it!  Just don't overdo it, because you're gonna have one hell of a tummy ache and extra miles on your treadmill if you eat too much.  Oh well, you gotta work out anyway because you may be lugging a BIG bag of leftovers home.
__label__2 I've eaten at this establishment many times but this my first time reviewing it on Yelp. \n\nCJ has an extensive menu. Steaks, burgers, seafood, etc. I got a cheeseburger but I must say I have had better. It's a pretty big patty but taste wise, ehhh. I think my burger was like $9.50. My daughter had the junior jumper Fish and Chips. Her meal was actually more expensive then my burger. My wife had the clam chowder. She hasn't liked it in the past but did like it this go around. \n\nAll in all, I think the food is average. Overall, not bad.
__label__1 We have a girls lunch out once a month and chose this place for December.  Boy, what a mistake.  I went to the one in Henderson when I moved here back in '03 and I remember it being very good.  I don't know if they've all gone downhill or just this location.\n\nFirst of all it took about 20 mins to get our drinks and another 10 before our order was taken.  30 minutes to place an order on a Saturday at 1pm?  Not that it mattered because they could have brought out random plates from the kitchen and still would have gotten the same amount of orders right.  The waiter was nice enough but when we pointed out the errors he replied \"What do you want me to do?\"  Well after waiting almost an hour to get our crappy, cold, incorrect food we didn't want to risk sending it back to the kitchen and wait for them to correct it.  We were told \"the kitchen was slammed\" ... did he not know we were sitting in the same room he was?  And that we have eyes?  Because the place was less than half full so I fail to see how they could be \"slammed\", which by the way is also not my problem.  I don't care if the manager didn't staff properly or people called in, you're supposed to be professionals at this level, its not Burger King.\n\nAnyway, my pretzel appetizer was wrong, my blackened chicken pasta was cold and bland, and they make mojitos with ground leaves for you to choke on.\n\nI was really disappointed and doubt I'll go back to any Claim Jumpers as there are so many other places to try in LV.
__label__3 My hubby and I recently visited this site for a casual Saturday lunch.  No waiting in line and food was good.  I had some delicious fish tacos and hubby had cobb salad which was ginormous.  Good tropical ice tea as a change from the usual.\n\nHave visited other Claim Jumpers and they have the same huge menu which makes it hard to decide what to order since everything is good.  Please bring back the steak fries.  Those skinny potato sticks can get cold by the time the plate gets to the table!\n\nOverall, a good casual restaurant that you can stop in and have healthy lunch if you choose.  Service is good and atmosphere decent . . . if you are into coal mining.  Their desserts look fantastic if you are a sweet person.  Hmm, hubby and I are not.
__label__0 Tried to order from claim jumper tonight and wow am I disappointed. Usually I really enjoy eating here at least once a week. Tonight I placed my order and 3 min later I get a call that they are out of steaks and out of sweet potatoes. I know this is not a major issue but to me if you are a landrys affiliated establishment this is unacceptable. \nI WILL not be ordering from claim jumpers for a long time now.
__label__0 I usually go to this Einstein's when I have a buy one, get one coupon. This last time though it was pretty sad. I walk in, there's nobody there to greet me. I stand in the empty line right in front of the register for a good 4mins. Then a lady walks by, I was excited for a minute, but then she didn't say anything and just walked the other way. She handed some food over to a customer and the customer gave it right back saying it was the wrong order. She yelled for her coworker and this other lady came out to assist the situation. They discussed the issue while I was still standing there, at this point I was debating leaving. One of the ladies finally said she would be right with me, so I didn't leave. I put my order in, I was in a hurry so I took it to go. I got back to my work only to find out that the bacon was missing out of my breakfast sandwich. Argh!!! Bad service and no bacon?? It's not even worth the buy one get one!
__label__0 Sucks balls and not the good kind....I'd give it half a star if I could. These apartments have not been updated in 20 years. If you want new appliances you have to pay $200.00 more per month but the upgrades are minimal. The cabinets still fall off the hinge and the carpet is past the point of shampoo helping it! You can hear every foot step above and next to your apartment. And how many times do the police have to visit one complex before you have the right to vacate your lease on safety concerns? DO NOT RENT THERE!!!
__label__2 After driving by Chicago Brewing Company countless times, I finally decided to stop by for Ken M.'s UYE last week. In short, the company was great, as was the brown ale. I sampled the Oatmeal Raisin Cookie brew... meh... not my thing. I split the wild game sliders with Norm and Tony (6 for $30) and my favorites were the rabbit, wild boar and bison. Honestly, I can't even remember what the others (alligator, antelope, rabbit/antelope mix) tasted like. It was a week ago, afterall.  If you're a fan of sliders, check it out since they're some of the more unique ones you'll find in the area.
__label__3 I was pleasantly surprised with Chicago Brewing.  Not sure why, but for some reason I wasn't expecting much.  We sat in the bar area and ordered a sampler of all the beers, 9 total.  They were all actually pretty good!  I liked that they had all different types, everything from Wheat beers to IPA's.  Some were better than others but they were all good.  We each ordered a glass of our favorite and had a plate of garlic knots, which were also good.  The service was fast and friendly and I noticed they had an upstairs area along with the bar and main restaurant.  The food menu had lots of choices and they also have a full bar in case you don't like beer.
__label__3 Chicagos isn't quite what it use to be but still a great place! \n\nFirst, they don't have the celery salad any more! It was so good! Second, the servers just aren't what they use to be. Yea, I don't regular this place like I use to but at once a week, at least, you'd think they'd start remembering their regulars, after all they tip better. There are very few servers that are still there and still don't recall us. But the service isn't the worst and most will check on you before HH is over, big bonus. \n\nThe HH is still the best at $6 a pitcher for craft local beer! The food portion is yet to catch up or rather has fell behind, it use to be way better. But alas it is still the best place to sit on the patio and have a beer. \n\nRecently, we were told the patio was closed due to damage to the patio wall. A couple times we checked in on the status of the patio being open, it's the best place to air and the perfect weather!, each time however getting various degrees of confused looks and responses. But yet there were people seen on the patio on a couple nights when I drove by. Seemed there was a major miscommunication on the situation? Weird, Chi-brew lost our business several times during that period. On the last try we called ahead, I didn't make the phone call but Traci T said they talked to her like she asked them if they served beer. 'Duh our patios open.  But I was excited! When we got there the wall was damaged but if I hadn't of know I wouldn't have know, ya know! ;)\n\nVisit Chi-brew, it's a great local place!
__label__2 Chicago Brewing Company (CBC) is alright in my book. They're open 24/7 and have consistently decent food. The variety isn't much and there's nothing healthy options on the menu. \n\nI will highlight that the soups and house-made root beer are too legit to quit. The bar section is separated from the actual restaurant. Happy Hours during the game are extended into the main dining room.\n\nGood service, decent prices, and portions are large. I always need a to-go box when dining here.
__label__0 NOT NYC style pizza. More like the pizza I had to suffer with in Buffalo, NY. Thick crust. Garlic knots with hardly any garlic. Cannoli not good either. Don't go there looking for NY style pizza!
__label__0 I always get a weird feeling inside and can't wait to get out. I feel sort of claustrophobic and uncomfortable that I could never even imagine dining there. In fact, it's one of the most uninviting places I have ever been in.  I think the dark and poor layout contributes to a bad flow to the place. \n\nPeople walk in and don't know what to do or where to pay without guidance from the employees.  I think the employees figure if you were able to find the place then you have been there before.  If you are new to Go Raw Cafe--just head to the cramped area in the back near the bathroom to place your order.\n\nI always wonder if they are still gonna be in business when I drive up.  After looking around my last visit I asked myself why not just get a juice at Whole Foods 5 minutes away??  I made up my mind and I am officially all done with Go Raw Cafe.  \n\nThey recently put a rack of vitamins in front of the stainless steel bar area which seems so large and out of place.  They also moved the cash register around the corner which is awkward.  It's beginning to feel really cluttered even though there is plenty of space to work with.  They have it laid out horribly.  I used to enjoy my juice outside by the lake but the chairs are always missing and the outdoor trash can is usually over flowing.\n\nI usually get the spicy veggie cocktail, whatever my boyfriend wants, and 2 coconut waters or to-go. The girls have no personality and border on rude...definitely not friendly not matter what day of the week or what worker you get...it's actually kind of strange?  I guess if I was crammed into the back of that cafe to work all day I would be unhappy too.\n\nGO RAW is hidden...with gem potential if they would just hire someone to redesign the layout.  The bar stools at the stainless counter were the only place I ever saw people sitting and that option is gone now.   You can't get a good vantage point on the menu from the small area that is left to place your order from.  If it's busy you can't watch them make your juice because you are in the way....unless you want to peek through the shelves of vitamins.  \n\nThis place is a wreck and I have seen better use of space in a food truck.  (The photo shows the menu from where you order and the rack I am speaking of is off to the left.)\n\nDear Owner: Improvements to the inside are beyond needed...at the very least, move that rack.  If you get really CRAZY with renovations the wall near the lake should be all WINDOWS....corner to corner windows...you are a cafe on the water with one of the BEST views in Vegas.  Your space has the greatest potential and you are wasting it.  Your rude and grouchy employees are also hurting your business.
__label__1 The place was ok but the guy working there was awful.\n\nI went climbing with a group of four people. It had been awhile since I had climbed and I couldn't quite remember how to tie the figure 8 knot so I went to the counter to ask the guy working. He was sitting in the little office near the entrance talking on the phone but I managed to get his attention and he said he'd be right out. \n\nHe finally left the office, phone still attached to his ear which he handed off to his friend who was there visiting. I know, popular guy. My friend then went up to the counter and told him we needed some instruction on knot tying. He scoffed at the fact that we couldn't remember how to start the knot required to use the equipment that we had just paid for but said he would be over in a minute.\n\nWe stood there waiting for a good 15 minutes for this jackhole and finally gave up and asked one of the more experienced climbers how to tie the knot. As soon as she started to give us a little lesson, the clown who works there walks over saying something about how non employees aren't allowed to give lessons but he was gonna be nice and turn his back while she did. Really?\n\nFor my money, Nevada Climbing Center is way better and the people are much nicer.
__label__1 My BF took the daughter and I here Presidents Day and it was my first time there.  They had been there before so they knew all the rules and procedures which helps.  I must say its a little intimidating being a first timer and a wimp. LOL  There was quite a few people in there while we were there and they are all watching whoevers climbing - or at least thats what it feels like when its your first time. \n\nThe guy at the front was helpful and very pleasant.  They provide the shoes and harness....I think it was like $20 something per person.  I dont believe its for any amount of time...you can be there as long as you want.  For the most part you are left to do your thing.  There are 3 floors.  The 2nd and third floor looked to be for people who were regular climbers.  There was some construction going on but not sure what it was that they were doing.  Anyways, we kept to the first floor.\n\nWatching my daughter fly up like nothing made it look easy but I have to tell you, I got about half way up and as panic set in a tear gathered at the corner of my eye.  Not as easy as it looks or maybe its just not my thing.  Needless to say I did get down in one piece obviously.  \n\nNoone really told me that alot of it is leg strength so I didnt really use my legs as much as I should to boost me up higher to reach the next rocks.  Will try next time.  To conclude my review, I do want to try this one more time before I cancel it out all together....using my legs a little more.  I am more of a runner than a climber....just seems a little more safer on the ground. ;)  But hey-at least I did it!
__label__0 Art's was recommended by a family friend; however, after my experience there I am really wondering how often they actually used Art's. The guys working the front desk are super nice, but unfortunately the actual work there was absolutely no good.  The only thing they got right was a basic oil change. I have a 2004 Toyota SUV and I took it into Art's for the first time for some work and they replaced the shocks, did the oil change, and supposedly did some work on the brakes.  They charged us just over $1,000 for the work which was reasonable. I have no problem with that. A couple days after getting the car back it started making a really obnoxious squeaking and creaking noise when I braked, turned, went over bumps, or even got out of the car! We called Art's and took the car back.  The mechanic got into the car to listen to the noise while I drove and commented that he is \"not used to working on cars like this\". I'm not sure what he meant, a Toyota is pretty common and basic! We left it there and it was quiet for about a day after picking it up later.  It started squeaking again, this time it was worse though.  We decided to pay and take it to Toyota AutoNation and they figured out the problem right away.  Art's had given us a defective shock that wasn't supposed to go in my type of car. I'm baffled on how they didn't realize this the second time around at Art's.  We took it back for the third time, told them what AutoNation said and showed them the paperwork, and they replaced the shock.  However, a couple days later the car was worse than ever and I was almost scared to drive it.  We gave up on Art's and went back to AutoNation.  The shock Art's used was STILL the wrong type of shock, and they told us my wheels could have come off while driving.  They also checked the brakes and apparently there was about a millimeter left on the back where Art's had supposedly fixed them.  My car is now just fine thanks to AutoNation's common sense.  I am very disappointed with Art's: It complete wast of time and money on incompetent mechanics and useless car parts.
__label__1 Am I missing something? In CA, this chain had competitive prices.\nThis location? Even the sale prices strike me as high- 2/$9 cases of water, $3 day old pastries, $4/2 pack of toilet cleaner, $5/2 dozen eggs? And the price tags listing  a \"regular\" and \"sale\" price were both higher than average when compared to regular stores.\n\nDidn't see enough bulk-size or multipack purchase options available to justify coming here over their regular grocery counterparts. At least in CA, pricing and product make the comparisons to Costco/Sams Club reasonable. Not here.
__label__2 This was a nice little shop to visit. They sell candles, incense, books, art (paintings, sculptures, and more), stones, crystals, and many other things for mystics of all kinds.  They were out of Tarot cards the day I visited, which was surprising.  They have on-site psychic readings, which I would like to experience one day, although they do the readings behind curtains, which allows everyone to hear you.  \n\nThe atmosphere of the shop is friendly and comfortable with just the right ambience for a shop of its kind.
__label__0 I've been here several times for karaoke. The place really isn't any fun. I only go here occasionally for karaoke because it's fairly close to where I live.\n\nIf you decide to visit this place for karaoke you'll do a lot more listening than singing. You'll be lucky to get up to sing once every hour.\n\nDrinks are overpriced and the service is very slow.\n\nIf you wanna go to watch others sing they do have some good regulars. Who, by the way, you'll notice get up to sing a lot more than you do. The food is also decent.\n\nIf you're looking for a great place to sing karaoke look elsewhere.
__label__0 I was approached by a bartender of Calico's, Keith, who informed me that he was not racist and that he didn't appreciate that I wrote on Yelp a comment saying that the bartenders of Calico's are. He told me to go back on Yelp and write that he is NOT racist. I didn't recall writing it at the time he mentioned it but now that I have a chance to look at it, not under the influence of alcohol, (talk about a buzz kill) I am proud to say that YES I did write it. \n\nI never said that the bartenders are racist. As a matter of fact, if you read it, it says the opposite. Anne is probably the best bartender there. There are others that are good also but I really cannot remember their names. I tried to make my comment general but I see that is not going to work so I will just name names. Chad is the bartender that gives customers a hard time and he is the bartender that walked away from my brothers and me at the bar. Keith was the bartender that finally took our drink order.\n\nYes, I have always had issues at Calico Jack's and I still went there anyway because of my friends.\n\nThis is crazy... I hope this makes you happy Keith. Again shame on me for going back there...the things I do for other people.
__label__0 Probably the most terrible customer support I have ever encountered. after being berated by the office manager over the substance of my call I was then told in other words to go to hell. I will NEVER receive services here.
__label__4 I have been seeing Dr. Licata since I was 11 ( I am 20 something now). He is by far the best dentist I have ever experienced with one of the most upbeat staff. The Office Manager, Karen has been there since  my first visit and is on point with scheduling and dealing with insurance. She is always very patient and informative, truly the backbone of the entire operation. The staff whose names all see to start with an A ( lol ) are always, always super sweet, helpful and do an impeccable job. And Dr. Licata, his demeanor is comforting and he is all about comfort and efficiency. I had a painful tooth abscess and no insurance about a year ago. He fit me right in and took such great care of me and referred me to a dental discount program that I had no idea about. These guys are moving to a new location extremely across town from me, but will always be worth the trip.
__label__4 Never had a bad meal here. Love their Singapore noodles plus service is great
__label__3 The restaurant is small but the atmosphere delivers a good vibe. The decorations are tasteful and the service was outstanding.\n\nThe Pad See Ew was rich in flavor and spices. My only quarrel was the portion size. Perhaps the dish was slightly less than generous because I ordered it off the lunch menu but I would have expected more nonetheless.\n\nThe Pad Thai was something to rave about. The chicken was tender and the noodles were cooked to perfection with an excellent flavor and aftertaste. The portion was ample.\n\nI happen to live near the restaurant so they'll definitely be seeing me more often.
__label__0 Worst customer service I have ever experienced in my life. My mother lives in Summerlin and this is the closest location to her and having her pick it up, I live in Henderson. For my birthday, my mom ordered me a cake as a steady tradition I've upheld since I was 5, specifically for a baskin Robbins cake. My family was all in town and we picked up the cake, and it had no writing on it. The explanation I was given was that \"another person with a similar name, cancelled their cake, and we thought it was this one\". So much for your professional organization skills. After my mom informs me that she's not able to take it back, I drive all the way back up to my moms in Summerlin to pick up the cake, drive to your location and stand with a melting cake in my hands waiting for it to be fixed. Keep in mind, I called earlier and explained my situation to Cassie, whom of which told me she herself would write what I wanted on the cake. I asked after 10 minutes of waiting if they could put my messed up cake now melted in the freezer. I wish I could put a picture in here because of the way this POS cake looked. The scariest thing of all is that these \"associates\" who lack courtesy of greeting customers, customer service skills, organizational skills, after seeing how this individual wrote on my cake, WRITING skills, and basic communication between co-workers, these associates were ALONE. Was I offered a free dessert while waiting? No way, these \"children\" working starred at me when I even asked for what I wanted written on the cake. I am so DISTURBED I was handled in such a way. If I was a parent and I had family FLY IN for a child's birthday, picked up a cake after dinner, took it home and had no writing on it, take it back to have it fixed and be treated in such a way is APPALLING and I would be infuriated, much as I am now. I will never EVER return to this location. I will continue to call the manager until I hear back and I am calling corporate. Train your staff better and take pride in your business, based on your reviews, you clearly have no intention of putting effort and basic customer service into your workplace. Because of this incident, my family left town and my mom works all the time and I ate my birthday cake alone. Thanks guys.
__label__0 My Volvo service experience this time was horrible, I came away feeling totally taken advantage of and lied to and betrayed, by a company I have had service my car for over 12 years.\n\nFirst of all my husband heard the noise in my engine when I first started it in the morning.\nHe said its the idler and alternator, possibly.\n\nSo I called Debbie my service writer since George Caudill is no longer there.\n\nShe said she was really busy but if it got worse to let her know. But I could bring it in on Wednesday.\n\nSo I did call her back letting her know it had gotten louder and asked if I could bring it in one day sooner, on Tuesday rather then Wednesday. She said ok. \nWhen I got there I was the only customer there, no cars in the driveway even or people sitting waiting no one, but me.\nSo why did she say I needed to bring my car in on Wednesday because she was overrun with people?\n\nSo I leave it and take a rental car as my warranty pays for it. But supposedly both diagnostic machines (2) all the company owns were broke so my car sat out side for literally 2 and 1/2 days, until I realized it was outside(had to ask to find out)once I did I took the rental back and got my car back, as its a soft top 2004 C70 , which by the way has been kept in a garage not out in Vegas sunshine. One of the reasons it looks brand new.\n\nSo I asked her(Debbie)to let me know when the part my warranty company was sending got in and I would bring it back. \n\nAlso I had to call the warranty company after talking to three different people, I got Ben who only having fifteen minutes to push send, on my part I needed, got it ordered in order to get it in soon as possible, the warranty company had called Debbie several times but she had customers in front of her or so she said, and didn't take their call.\n\nI did not buy my car from Volvo of Vegas, but from the very beginning they have serviced my car thru George Caudill. He was honest and I never felt as though I was getting lied too and or taken advantage of like I did this entire experience.\n\n\nSo to top everything else off, when I got the message today October 15 that my car was finished, (after being told to come back on Thursday morning)Debbie told me I had to come pay my portion before my warranty would pay. So I immediately drove over to the dealership and when I got the paperwork from the cashier, (I never got her name) she literally says Ok real quick now, sign right here and here. I was shocked! Real quick? why real quick and I stood there dumb founded and did it and now I'm kicking myself for not saying Really you are saying to me real quick sign this?\n\nHow would you feel if you were treated like this by the company you had believed in and trusted for years?\n\nWas this in your mind good customer service?\n\nI'm so disappointed right now and upset, not only was I treated like a step child, but told to hurry up and sign the paperwork.\n\nI will call my warranty company and ask them who else they recommend to work on my car in the future, not having one single good feeling about Volvo of Las Vegas on Sahara.\n\nAnd we were planning(in a few years) on flying to Sweden and buying my next car there but thru Volvo of Las Vegas on Sahara. Not anymore!\n\nI am a grandmother/lady, who just retired from US Airways in customer service and never in all my years did I ever treat any of my passengers with such disrespect as I felt today and in this whole service experience. \n\nSincerely,\n\nLiz C.\n\n\nAfter just now getting a phone call (which lasted an hour)from Laronne  the service manager of Las Vegas Volvo on Sahara , not from my message I left this morning asking him to please call me, (before I wrote on yelp) but after his GM emailed him about my Yelp post, is why he called.\n\n5 hours later, (after my message was left on his office phone to call me) and during our conversation in which he eventually raised his voice in a discussion over my going on social media, saying I should have talked to him first. \nFirst of all he was there when I had my discussion over me having to do the leg work with the warranty company to get the part ordered, and the repair done.\nSecond, as I was leaving yesterday, he was not in his office.\nSo I decided the first thing I did was call him this morning, to discuss my entire service experience.\n\nNot unreasonable, right?\n\nAs a consumer I had a viable and reasonable concern about the way my Volvo was serviced and handled. And how I felt their  conduct was not in the best interest of myself as a long time Volvo owner and consumer.\n\nFeed back is always encouraged, whether good or bad.\nAnd is used as a gauge to determine how a companies performing.\n\nRespect and Value to consumers is what makes a company succeed or fail.
__label__3 I actually ate here twice this week and ordered the same thing, their regular cheeseburger...  For some reason have been craving hamburgers...Anyways Marie Callender's may not be the first place that comes to one's mind when wanting a hamburger but let me tell you-they have one yummy delicious hamburger.  I don't know what they season their beef with but it's tasty!\n\nHad the fries the first visit-they were fine.  Chose their cajun onion rings last night.  The coating was good but the onions did not taste fully cooked.  MC's also offers corn bread when you first sit down-OMG still as tasty as I rememember!  Like cake!  Comes with honey butter...I still like their cornbread over their pies!  \n\nWhich brings me to their pies...Right now they have a hamburger combo that includes a slice of pie.  I chose the banana cream, my hubby chose the Red Velvet Dream pie (part cake/part pie)...  I thought the Red Velvet was a tad too sweet and not in a good way...\n\nI give the service an A+- Both nights the servers and host were friendly and very attentive!!!
__label__1 Usually I LOVE MC but today was NOT one of those tumes. Shepherds pie has too hot to eat..way too hot..the Caesar salad was filled with brown lettuce,  the dressing was sour and my pumpkin pie was burnt and tough. My server was nice but inattentive.  I was SO looking forward to eating here but spent way too much money on..well basically apathetic foid and service.HUGE DISAPPOINTMENT
__label__2 This iHop was ok. The food was alright, has small quantities and very expensive on breakfast items even though its dinner time. The staff was alright but slow.
__label__0 I would recommend NOT using this establishment for business shirts. I am a first time customer that recently brought in 14 shirts to be laundered and pressed.  When I got home I examined the shirts and found that every shirt had a small rip/ tear on the top left sleeve.  I brought all shirts back to them and showed the owners Son all shirts.  He agreed that it was probably caused by something on the equipment. He asked that I leave a shirt so he could accurately describe the problem to his Mom when she came back later in the day. He told me she would call me. I did not receive a call back, so I stopped by on the way to work and discussed the issue. The owner said that she had never seen me before, and there was nothing she could do. She stated that there was no way to know if I brought the shirts to her in a damaged condition. She stated that if I was a \" regular customer\" maybe she could do something. So......I am out 14 dress shirts plus the cost of \" cleaning\" them.  I felt that the owner thought I was trying to run a scam on her.  Not a very good experience.  I would most definitely avoid this place of business for my business shirts. TERRIBLE CUSTOMER SERVICE!!  I was willing to come to a reasonable resolution, but the owner offered no solution.  So I will be pursuing this matter in small claims court.
__label__4 I stopped by the other day to buy some plants that I had a hard time finding at other \"big name\" nurseries. As soon as I walked in, I was greeted and asked if I needed any help. I was guided to the information desk where the lady guided me to the infamous plant and guided me through its care. BEST PART? Radioflyers as shopping carts!! It made me feel like a kid all over again. There's also some \"help\" hanging outside the nursery if you have tons of landscaping to do. Highly recommend this nursery!!
__label__0 Never again! \n\n1. bland food, everything taste canned or packaged. \n\n2. expensive for the low quality \n\n3. service is bad \n\n4. miserable decor \n\nDon't waste your money! \n\nWorst Mexican restaurant meal I have had in my lifetime guaranteed! \n\nI suggest \"Super Mex\" see my review! Durango/215.
__label__2 The food wasn't horrible but it wasn't great either. The salsa tasted like spicy tomato soup, the tortillas were hard, but I had a veggie fajita and they brought out beef, I am vegan so had to ask for just veggies but when the veggies came out they were good lots of variety, broccoli, squash, zucchini, and mushrooms.
__label__3 I went here with my wife, daughter, son-in-law, and three young grandchildren.\nThis place is excellent for family dining.\nIt was early-dinner time, we had no reservation, and they sat us right away.\nI heard other children in there, but there was a half wall between us and them, so it wasn't a problem.\nWe ordered five main courses and a few side orders (guacamole, rice and beans, etc.), and they had no problem with us sharing the food. In other words, they didn't charge us for sharing. Always a plus.\nMy son-in-law is kosher, and he enjoyed every dish for which he could eat.\nThe kids really liked it, which is what it's all about, right?\nThe decor was as authentic as any other Mexican restaurant that I've been to, and when my family visits again, I'm sure that we'll be going back there.\nYay!
__label__0 If you are looking for a Young Israel, keep looking. This Kiruv centric,  Aish Shul is great for a weekend or two but don't move to this side of the city if you are Modern O or more observant, you'll get frustrated fast.
__label__0 If All Storage Las Vegas is anything like their associated site in Encinitas, do not rent here.  Their security system doesn't work.  Our unit in Encinitas was broken in and they did not follow up on the alarm (on a weekday at 2 pm!) nor could they provide any video to the police (hard drive crash).  We lost lots of good things and they didn't seem to care.  Read the entire story here http://www.724network.com/All%20Storage/index.html
__label__2 This is a great place for a casual dinner as they don't open till 5:00 PM.  The wait staff are very attentive and friendly and provide good service.\n\nThe catfish is very good, the shrimp is good and the salad bar is good but none of it is exceptional.  They do have another store over on Nellis Blve and it is newer but we can't offer an opinion of it.\n\nAs tourist from Texas, we still think it was worth the drive from the Strip out to the place for something different.  \n\nGive the a try when you next visit Las Vegas.
__label__1 Went to this place a couple years back with family during a trip to Vegas and loved it! Ordered all-you-can eat. My dad even got sick for over-eating! We couldn't wait to visit again this time.\n\nWe ordered alligator tail as appetizers this time and they were yummy. However, the all you can eat platters we normally order was good only towards the END. It seemed as if the oil used to fry our fish and shrimp initially was old...yuck! I don't even want to know how old. At the end of our meal (as they brought our new batches) it seemed to taste better. I like to enjoy my food in the beginning. I inquired with our waitress about the oil used and she confirmed that she did see one of the chefs change the oil to fresh oil at the end. Whack! The salad bar was pretty sad too and didn't look like anyone maintained cleanliness. Might be helpful to put the same items on both sides - makes it easy to maneuver and avoid spills. I did like how they kept plates chilled for it though. \n\nOur service was good and our waitress did her job. Sadly, we've lost our craving for this place. It just isn't the same.\n\nNote: Despite what time your stomach says let's eat, this place opens at 5 p.m. - we went at 3 with ready bellies the day before and had sour faces :(
__label__4 This is one of my boyfriends absolute favorite places to eat. He loves seafood, and so do I. I will say I love more traditional non-southern seafood so I only like a few menu items here. Fried oysters are good, the hush puppies are good obviously. He, on the other hand, will eat anything they give him. He loves the poboys especially. Overall, a great place. We keep coming back.
__label__3 Secret gem hidden in a residential neighborhood. Interior is clean and inviting. Seating is pretty limited so expect to wait if you arrive during peak hours. Great Steak & Eggs or Steak sandwhich for $5.99, but it doesn't taste like it was $5.99. Service is always tops and you know a place is good when servers know customers by name. My parents love this place so much they sometimes go 5 plus times a week. Nothing on the menu is breathtaking just your normal family restaurant food. Great prices, fantastic specials, and consistently good services. In a town like Vegas you can't beat that.
__label__4 This is one of my favorite restaurants in Las Vegas. It has amazing food for the price. \n\nI am also weary writing this review because I don't want that many people to know about it.
__label__0 I bought my Honda new in 2007 from Honda West and have taken it there for all the maintenance (oil changes) etc. Every time I had an oil change, they always say ALL the fluids get topped off. I had always trusted that they did.  Well, be ware. The last time my oil was changed, my windshield wiper fluid was bone dry. I had noticed the place was unusually dead. I had mentioned to the guy that the windshield fluid was completely empty and he told me that is the first thing they do is top off the fluids. I also noticed that their prices had really gone up since my last oil change. Anyway they were finished with the oil change in record time. When I was on my way home I tried the windshield wipers, and it was still bone dry. So my concern was if they didn't even fill my wiper fluid, then they obviously didn't check the radiator fluid, break fluid, power steering fluid, transmission fluid. Last time I checked, they are considered fluids, are they not? So I went to auto parts store and got some wiper fluid which they should have taken care of for the price they charge. My radiator fluid is low, and so is the break fluid. Well I called them back and spoke to the service manager and asked him what kind of an operation they run over there? He claims he had no idea the guy didn't check my fluids and told me to bring the car back, but I already lost confidence in them at this point. So the bottom line is they have a sign out front that lists all the things they do with the oil change, which I might add is NOT cheap, and all they did was change the oil. But did they really do that even? \nI will not be returning to Honda West based on my own experience and what I've heard from other people. Bu bye.
__label__1 As I was driving down the interstate passing through Vegas, it felt like my transmission \"slipped\", so I pulled over and had it towed into Honda West. When I brought it into the shop, I told them my concerns - a small leak and the slipping of what I believed to be the transmission. \n\nThe advisor (Carol - who was very nice) told me that I needed to replace my transmission and it would cost $5,000. This was very hard to believe because I never had a problem in the past with it, and it ran perfectly fine. I pulled over shortly after the slipping to prevent any further damage. \n\nI decided to do some research and reached out to another mechanic (Hondoctors). I took my vehicle there, and they were able to find the issue quickly. There was a small leak, which he tightened up. Next, he gave me a transmission flush. I walked out paying roughly $200, and my car runs great now. The mechanic there said my transmission was perfectly fine.\n\nI did reach out to Honda West to get a refund (which they eventually agreed to do) for the mis-diagnosis. Luckily I did some research and took it elsewhere, saving about $4,800.
__label__1 They broke almost as much as they fixed.\n\nHad my Honda in to fix a power steering pump.  They fixed it,and a motor mount they claimed was broken,  but when I got the car back it made a scraping sound whenever it hit a mild bump.  That noise was not there before.  Now they say it might be the front struts.  They gave an estimate of $900 to fix something they broke.  Called national Honda, but no help there.  I am not going to pay them to fix something they broke, as that only rewards incompetence.
__label__0 I went to Honda West before purchasing my vehicle at Findlay Honda Henderson. Honda West's service was terrible. We scheduled an appointment to come in and discuss a possible purchase of a vehicle we saw on the internet. When we arrived, we had to meet with another salesman and he was completely unprepared and unfriendly. He did not offer to show us the vehicle. I am happy I did not purchase my vehicle here. If you are looking to make a purchase, go to Findlay Honda Henderson, They are absolutely fantastic.
__label__0 The laziest service employees you will ever encounter.. They will thwart you right from the start, give you all the kinds of excuses not related to your car's complaint and problem just to reject the job..
__label__0 I went to Honda West on august 25Th to shop for an accord. My sales person Nicol Grant was very friendly and not pushy. I Have gone to Honda East 1st but since they gave me a lower price on my Trade in i decided to go to this location to try to get a better price and i thought i did. My accord would cost a little bit cheaper n they offered me $800 more for my trade in so i bought the car from them that day but i had to come back the following day to sign all the paper work due to a printer malfunction.\n\n Gary Dvorsky was my finance guy, very talkative person. He finished all the paperwork with me and told me that Honda would pay off my trade in around 10 days. 5 days later i read all the paper work again and noticed that they payed $18500 for my trade in and not the $20000 that Nicol has offered me. I was pissed but my bad! I should've checked every single page.These people are very deceiving! You really have to read every letter or they will screw you over. \n\n10 days later after i bought the car i got a letter from Ally finacial which is the Lienholder of my trade in saying that im past due. 5 days later another letter so i called them to explain that i traded that car in so Honda is the one that needs to pay them off but not me. They said they havent heard from Honda so that car is still under my name and i need to pay it before sept 22 otherwise they would report to credit bureau. I called Gary and left a msg but he never got back to me. Called Nicol and she said i had to talk to Gary. Sept 16 I decided to go to Honda west to talk to him but he was busy with another customer so i talked to Andrew that apologized and said that he was going to find out why they havent payed my car off yet and would call me on the following day. I'm still waiting for a call!!! He said: Dont worry, if they report you to the credit bureau it will come right off after we pay them. After all these yrs building a very good credit and comes an Idiot and tells you that!! \n\nBottom line is: Once they get you to do business with them They care less about you as a customer. What a headache!!! So far i have nothing good to say about this place!\n\nStay away from them. I Bought my first honda from Honda east n for 5 yrs i had no problem whatsoever. For a couple $100s that i thought i've saved I should've kept businness with Honda East. What a regret!!!
__label__2 I like 99 cent stores because you'll find the most random junk at these places.  At this location, there's mostly food - fresh produce and groceries all around!  I'm a bit skeptical on buying the food here, but what I'm really looking for is cheap useless crap for whatever reasons!\n\nOn my last visit, I found glow in the dark stuff - perfect for birthday parties in dark clubs and ring pops to remind us of the 80s!  \n\nIt's pretty clean and organized inside, for the most part.  It's not like those 99 cent store back in the days when they first came out.  These chain ones really know how to take care of themselves!\n\nSidenote: I did end up buying avocados from here - 4 for a dollar!  They were of the small variety and I must admit, they were surprisingly good and actually just right.  The last one was a bit bruised, so it wasn't in the most perfect of conditions, but overall, not bad for a buck!
__label__4 This was a great experience to be had! There were 4 of us that went and we had a fun time playing with our delicious courses. I have to say of you have not tried it here you are missing out. The dessert portion was delightful and the steaks and fish were great! We will revisit this place again.
__label__1 I've been here a few times because it's close to my job.  The lady that works in the front is really nice but the food is just alright.  I've never had a major complaint but today my food was not good.  I ordered shrimp fried rice for lunch and it's different, maybe a new cook or they change the oil.  It smells really good but has no taste whatsover.  Even after adding soy sauce and pepper it's unedible.  I'm so surprised because I love fried rice and who can mess that up.  Now I have to find something else to eat for lunch.
__label__4 Every Vegas local's favorite sandwich shop. You can't go wrong with anything on the menu, but the most popular sandwich is The Bobbie. It's Thanksgiving on a sub roll, and they do it perfectly at Capriotti's.
__label__0 It amazes me how HD stays in business.  Employes look dumbfounded when you need to know where an item is. Yesterday I asked a assoc. where an item was located. I had to repeat myself 4 times because he couldn't remember the name of the item I was looking for.  Without fail when shopping there isn't a time that at least one item I'm looking for is always out of stock.
__label__2 We took our six month old baby for his first swim lesson on a Saturday afternoon. We were given a tour although it was difficult to hear what the girl was saying because it was crowded and the acoustics were amplified in the indoor pool area.\n\nThere are shower stalls and bathrooms to change in. Parents are welcome to watch their kids from the pool area or in the room next to it with a glass window.\n\nThe pool is big and clean, and the temperature of the water was very comfortable. My baby didn't flinch at all when he went in the water. Our instructor was late, so we had a sub for the first few minutes. It was a good introductory lesson and a great way to get kids acclimated with the water. My son had a blast and was a trooper even when they submerged his head. The instructor led our group in fun activities that included toys and nursery rhymes. The session was half an hour long. \n\nLike other reviews mentioned, the Front Desk is a little unorganized. I think they should figure out a system where a parent can quickly purchase a snack without waiting ten minutes for the staff to go through the membership paperwork with other parents.\n\nWater Wings is worth checking out if you want a nice clean pool where your kids can learn how to swim.
__label__4 Adam is a great teacher, he keeps the kids engaged in the class and laughing. My daughter's skill level goes up every class. She lives to go and looks forward to it all week.
__label__0 Terrible customer service. I wouldn't mind the prices so much if the service wasn't so horrible! I've been in a few times.. And every time is the same. Ignored, until finally someone comes to help and I'm treated like I'm wasting their time. I guess the 1500$ specialized bike my mom bought just wasn't pricy enough to get some attention. Won't buy anything again..
__label__0 I was charged $130 for a $60 tire, $20 for $10 tire tape, and $20 to put the tire on the rim. Outrageous
__label__1 what happened to the mediterranean food... when i go there now its all italian! I know italy is on the mediterranean (i hope ;) ) but what little mediterranean food they have on their menu is now just bad... this used to be a great restaurant that all my friends and i would go eat at, but now the food is just bad... Service was great though, dont get me wrong! I just didnt like their new menu... I havent done their hookah lounge and that may be good, but im not into hookahs...
__label__4 This is the best Mediterranean restaurant I've been to. The koobideh was fantastic.
__label__0 Will not ever go back to this place even though we probably used to eat there at least 3-4 times a month.  My buddy found a 1 inch piece of steel wire brush, the type you would use for pots and pans in his gyro.  We brought it to the attention of the server.  Without expecting anything free, the gyro should have been comped and at least an apology.  Nothing.\n\nFollowed up with a complaint to their corporate office.  Manager finally apologized with the excuse that our server was a nice guy but not very intelligent.  Next time we could receive a comp dinner for 2.  That's not the point.  Health Code violation and someone potentially getting injured from eating a gyro is the point.
__label__1 The curry is bland and so was the hummus.
__label__3 Great service, love the Gyro and Athens Fries
__label__1 Had high expectation, so wanted to like this place, was quite disappointed. So so service, ok ambience, food was bad. A good test is how well the lamb kebab is prepared, I had to send it back and get something else as it was super chewy like rubber, disappointing!
__label__4 Great food and fun classy atmosphere. I love the menu because there is something for everyone. Everything I've tried has been good but my favorite is rice pudding with Turkish coffee. And the hookah lounge is a great place to hang out with friends after dinner.
__label__2 Charlies has excellent food and service.  It has a great location at Durango and Sahara, and is a huge, clean, stand-alone building, beautifully landscaped in the front seen from the intersection.  The hitch is the parking lot and entrance at in the back, so it always looks closed or ignored from the busy corner.  After moving to the neighborhood and actively looking for good spots near our home we kept passing on Charlies since it never looked busy.  Fortunately we did make the chance stop-in and were delightfully surprised.  \nCharlies needs to either promote its assets of do something in front to tempt passers-by to go in and give it a shot.\nI've had their Steak & Eggs late a few times and it is the best inexpensive steak i have found anywhere.  All their food is well presented and good.  \nCharlies web site sucks however, that can't help, and their FB page looks hijacked.
__label__3 Jumbo Jacks and their milkshakes are the two main reasons for me visiting Jack In The Box. This has been true since I was in college.  This location is clean, the staff are on the ball, orders are always correct and ready in a reasonable amount of time.\n\nI am a fan, even though I try to cut back on fast food chains in general.
__label__1 BAD! ....But that's what we get for straying away from our favorite sushi spot (Kaizen on Paradise Rd.) \n\nWe walked into Sushi Fever about 40 minutes before they were due to close...AND they made us VERY aware of that. While walking in, being sat, giving our food and drink orders, we were told \"We are closing soon\" at least 5 times.\n\nI don't even remember what we ordered, for good reason. Everything tasted old and fishy. \n\nWe made it clear to them that we werent going to be long... so I guess that gave them the OK to start breaking down their sushi bar and mopping with straight bleach. \n\nI didn't know which was worse--The fishy taste or the bleach filled air! \n\nWell... We won't be back. That is all.
__label__0 I went in expecting an experience more like other sushi restaurants.  The atmosphere was definitely more casual, which isn't really a bad thing.  I was sat next to the bathrooms and the entrance to the kitchen.  It was all good and I was about to suggest to my wife that we come back again, when I saw a bug the size of a quarter climbing up the wall behind her.  I couldn't tell what kind of bug it was, but I have lived in vegas 28 years and I have never seen that kind of bug before LOL.  If that bug never showed up I would have given a 4 for sure, but on the other side of the wall where this bug was climbing was the kitchen.  That makes me wonder about the food.
__label__3 Good sashimi and plenty of rolls with spice.  I've a big fan of rolls with heat and Sushi Fever has a solid selection that feature some sort of tuna/salmon combo.\n\nSat in the room to the left after you enter which featured a massive HD TV.  Comes in handy if you are like me and enjoy a distraction besides porcelain cats and other Japanese decor.
__label__3 Definitely a fan of Sushi Fever- it was a long time staple in our family's dinner plans. They have a lot of things going for them: good fish, open late, friendly service, and some really great rolls. I would suggest sitting at the sushi bar- it's a very pleasant experience between the sushi chefs and the other diners, who tend to be a friendly crowd. However, they have a split restaurant of sorts, one side with the sushi bar and tables, and the other with Teppanyaki. I generally prefer the sushi side, but I have gone with groups for Teppanyaki and it was also a good experience (consistently good food, great service, and not too loud), so if you're a big Teppanyaki fan, they do that well too!\nOne of the difficulties in finding sushi in Vegas is the tendency of restaurants on the strip to charge exorbitant prices for mediocre fish- Sushi Fever charges reasonable prices for good fish (and pretty good portions too!) and great service. \n\nHere are a few of my favorites:\n-Gail special roll (spicy tuna, more tuna, and ponzu- whats not to like?)\n-Screaming O\n-Yellowtail sashimi with jalape\u00f1o (this one is so good, it's tough to share!)
__label__4 Roy's is our favorite restaurant in Las Vegas. Sometimes I get their Prix Fixe menu which costs less than $40 and includes 3 courses from a limited menu. We always get the chocolate lava cake. It's the best, but order it early as it takes about 20 minutes to prepare. \n\nWe go to Roy's to celebrate special occasions. They will usually ask you if you're celebrating anything special when you arrive. If they know that you are, they make the night special by giving you a framed photo of your group along with a chef's choice dessert. \n\nJust a heads' up. We tried their happy hour once and the food specials were incredibly small. The sliders were about the diameter of a quarter. Why bother? LOL. \n\nStil our favorite place, the menu is always changing, the food is great and the service is very personalized.
__label__0 We went for Aloha (happy hour) and the specialty cocktails for $5 were great as well as the calamari but the sliders were awful and the sushi rolls had no flavor. The place was pretty dead and they are obviously just hanging on... very sad to see when Flemings right next door is jam packed.  Better food and some personality behind the bar would work wonders. We would only return for the calamari and there is better elsewhere.
__label__0 The Summerlin Dance Academy in Las Vegas is not for anyone that wants to be a professional dancer. The instructors that the school has, currently, have poor qualifications, the parents are vulgar (while waiting for children and while attending the recital), and the director of the school only has administrative experience and zero dance experience or perspective. The only good thing about the school is that they dress the kids well, at the recital, so that when the children to not improve their dance skills, nor learn noted techniques, they at least look cute and impress low-expectant parents. For best results, please find a qualified private dance teacher or a better and more classical dance institution, for your child.
__label__0 Seldom busy, but always slow. Promised me  a $100 port-in credit, but never received it. After 6 months of trying, the manager claimed I waited too long even though I was in every week trying to get it. Then they offered to buy back my phone, and then changed their minds after literally keeping me waiting for 90 minutes. No, I'm not saying it seemed like 90 minutes, I was there from when the store opened until 11:32 am. Sprint sucks, the data service is bad, the customer service is bad and the managers are rude.  This store may be worse than others or they may all be bad
__label__4 Absolutely Fantastic.   Everyone has been telling me I have to go, and I was excited to try the place..... but then I drive up and it's in a strip mall, and I thought something must be wrong.....  yep.... I was wrong.\n\nThe food was amazing, the wait staff was great and it wasn't as expensive as the same quality of food elsewhere, so that was a nice surprise.\n\nGo.  Eat!
__label__4 My boss and I casually heard about this place while we were working in Vegas for the week... We heard it was the best this and that and the other thing, it was in some strip mall of Sarah 15 mins from the strip, blah blah blah... We had Sunday off so we caught a movie and decided to bop over to Rosemary's. I had a beanie and a white T-Shirt on and I felt pretty confident walking into what I thought was some mom and pop restaurant next to the DOLLAR TREE in a STRIP CENTER. \n\nWe opened the doors to one of the nicest restaurants I have ever set foot in. I immediately felt ashamed in my dingy Sunday-worst clothing, but strangely not uncomfortable. \n\nFrom the onset my boss and I were treated with the utmost respect and care. We were seated immediately on a Sunday night (half off wine night!!) around 9pm. This restaurant is highly professional and our waiter was the poster boy for professional service. \n\nWe were brought rolls followed by some foie gras. The wine started flowing and our apps arrived. My boss got Hugo's Texas BBQ Shrimp, and it was incredible. 5 Shrimp... this thing was an entree! I got a Crawdad Risotto, and not only was it an entree itself  it was so incredibly rich and flavorful that I could have ordered it again and called it a night. \n\nThe special of the house that night was the short ribs and my boss got that... I am not a fan of short ribs, but apparently they were wonderful. I got the Creole Grilled Center Cut New York Strip. I usually never order steak at a restaurant, but this was just perfect and cooked medium just to my liking. I couldn't even eat half of it though because of the giant apps, but it was excellent.  \n\nFortunately, or unfortunately depending on how you look at it, we got the Prix-Fixe style meal so we HAD to get dessert. This is where Rosemary's sealed the deal for me. Three words: Goat Cheese Cheesecake. I can never eat mere COW Cheesecake again. I would consider driving back to Vegas just to eat this dessert again. My boss got some Chocolate Bread Pudding or something... GOAT CHEESE CHEESECAKE PEOPLE!  \n\nOverall this place is one of the best ever. Perfect mix of high class and casual candor, impeccable service, and extraordinary food. Take a cab, hitch a ride, or run to Rosemary's from the Strip, and you will NOT be disappointed.
__label__2 Only in Las Vegas can a fine dining restaurant the caliber of Rosemary's exist in the same strip mall as a restaurant called the \"Krazy Buffet\". But once you get into Rosemary's, you realize that it's the real deal. The ambiance of the room is pleasant, basically what you'd expect from a neighborhood fine dining restaurant. Even with the open kitchen, the room was moderately lit and fairly quiet, with a clientele of mainly couples in their fifties. The bar up front is small but perfect for couples waiting for other guests to join them, with a friendly bartender and probably the best selection of Belgium beers I've seen in the city.\n\nThe food we had was excellent, particularly the specials they had for the evening. My rib eye steak was delicious, though particularly fatty even for a rib eye. The other guests at our table really enjoyed their food as well, and we wanted to really like Rosemary's. Unfortunately the service was such that I doubt we'll be going back any time soon.\n\nTo be fair, it all came down to our particular server, who was surly, humorless and did everything he could to make us feel uncomfortable short of being overtly rude. The service systems they have in place are excellent (all the food is brought to the table at once, offering napkins to match clothing etc.), but when your server frowns, doesn't tell you the wine selections being brought to your table and generally does everything with a sneer, by the end of the meal what should have been a great experience becomes tainted to say the least.\n\nIt's a shame really, because a great fine dining restaurant off the strip is something we have been looking for. And Rosemary's could have been that place we would go back to again and again. But with so many choices in Las Vegas, we'll probably just keep on looking.
__label__4 I have been to Rosemary's for Lunch (now only on Fridays) & Dinner multiple times in the last four years.  They always provide great food, service & value.  I like that they provide wine & beer pairings with each course.  Nice bar/lounge area where you can get a \"small plates\" menu or anything off the regular menu.  I recommend the BBQ shrimp & salmon tartar apps.  They also have great seasonal soups.  For entrees I like the scallops, crispy skin bass & the steaks.  Sunday nights they have half off bottles of wine.  They also have many beer & wine dinners during the year.
__label__4 Like others, I'm writing a post-mortem tribute to one of my favorite restaurants in the world.\n\nMy husband and I first went to Rosemary's on our honeymoon in 2001. We've been there on every trip to LV since, and we also went to the second restaurant they had at the Rio for a while. Every  visit was a delight.\n\nMichael and Wendy, as someone who recently closed a restaurant (and is in the process of selling a second one) my heart goes out to you.  Know that you are missed, and that  I (and many many others, I'm sure) am monitoring the internet to see what you have in store for us next.\n\n~~A fan from Texas
__label__3 This place is proof that some of the best food in Vegas is off the strip.\n\nI came here with 3 of my friends on a Saturday night at around 21:00 and the place was almost empty.  I was a little surprised but it worked out for us as we were hoping for a quiet dinner.  \n\nWe started with feta cheese with olives and the falafil appetizer.  The 1st was really good.  Good quality feta cheese and good quality olives.  A solid 4.  I think I could have just eaten the cheese and olives with the bread they bring.  Oh yeah, I almost forgot about the pita bread.  It comes out pipping hot like it was just baked-which it might have been.  Some of the better pita bread I've ever had.  Never had it this hot before.  Was absolutely a perfect compliment to the cheese.  The falafil was a little disappointing.  I felt the falafils were too dense.  I love falafils but feel a successful falafil is light with a lot of taste.  A 2 that I wouldn't order and am glad I didn't get the plate.\n\nOur three entrees were the Greek salad, the chicken kabob, the stuffed grape leaves and the tilapia.  The salad wasn't bad-pretty typical scoring a 3.  The tilapia was cooked perfectly but could have used more seasoning though with enough lemon squeezed on top came out pretty well, a 3.5.  The chicken kabob was excellent.  I think the best dish we ordered, a solid 4.  And my dish was the grape leaves which I adore.  They came with a lot of meat inside.  I wasn't expecting so much meat (ground beef I'm sure) and in fact this is was the most meat I've ever had served in my grape leaves.  They weren't bad but I think the vegetarian version of this dish would have tasted better.  A 3.5.  \n\nAnd I got the tamarind drink which was great.  Ordered a 2nd one.  The whole tab was about $120.  So I'll lean on the 4 star as the food was good enough that made me want to go back and try other things and foods.
__label__1 So we decided to give this place a try since we live near by. We ordered the mixed salad platter which had way too much garlic and lemon. Also ordered some shish kabob which was way overcooked and was like rubber. Leaving aggravated and unhappy I would have to say that I would not be coming back here again.
__label__4 The tilapia filet as well as the babaganoush and the loubieh are amazing! Fantastic service with great fresh food make this worth the drive off the strip!
__label__3 I had never been to Jersey Mike's before so when I walked in and saw them carving/ shaving (however it is you say it lol) their meats to order.. I thought that was just so darn cool.. I've never seen that at a chain sandwich shop before.. Even their veggies were constantly being replenished in small batches so it made everything seem fresh.. \nWe tried the Buffalo Chicken & the Club Supreme wheat wraps & both were yummy! \n\nWhat made this trip 4 star worthy was the service.. All the line workers were polite, friendly, fast and even addressed everyone as sir & ma'am.. The manager in the white top was super nice too~ \n\nHOT TIP: you can make any sub into a wrap for the same price~
__label__3 I bought a \"group-on\" for this restaurant several months ago.  The reviews online were below average; however, we were pleasantly surprised.  The food was just perfect -- reubens (thick corn beef), chicken quesadillos (loaded with chicken), soup (onion was the best my mother-in-law has ever had), and a side salad (that puts many fine dining establishments to shame).  The waitor  was excellent also!  Prices were great for the amount of food you get. Only drawback is the smoke, but you know that going in.  We will definitely be back.
__label__0 Not to jump to any conclusions, but this is our second time here and the service is still the worse unless you are of a certain skin tone. There were two other tables around us and they were being waited on very attentively while we had to ask for a menu and get ignored while we just sat there.  The table that arrived after us got plate settings, menus, and drinks even though we were there at least 15 minutes before. We paid for our drinks (I had to walk up to the bar to order and pay, while the other tables got served) and went to a real local place that knows service. We gave Three Angry Wives a second chance but unfortunately they failed again.
__label__1 This place is average at best.  The ambience is good for watching games and as a social Hang.  Their prices are too expensive for anything I ordered.  Below average food, under poured drinks.  When your a vegas local in hospitality you don't wan to feel like your getting ripped off for drinks and cheap food.
__label__0 I just went in here looking for a leash for my dog and was so disgusted by how sad and sick the dogs they had looked I had to walk out...  Something needs to be done about this place!  All of those dogs should be rescued and they need to lose their license!
__label__1 Since i moved in here near the boca park area, this is the closest pet store that i could get my dog's food. As a dog lover myself, it breaks my heart that everytime i go there, those poor puppies looks sad and sickly, they are stepping on their own poop and seems skin and bones hiding on their fur. I tried not to look and just grab the food/stuff i wanted (which is kinda overpriced!), pay at the counter and leave as soon as possible. The staffs there, which consists mostly bunch of teenagers who have no idea what their doing rather than to asked a generic question \"what kind of dog do you have?\". They handle the pups poorly and one of them almost dropped the yorkie. Its just so sad that theyre very much engaged in gossiping and chitchatting (and theyre not even shy to tone it down even just a bit).
__label__0 I called this store because I wanted to open a new line I talked to some rude jerk called noel or something who refused to hold my phone for husband so I added my husband as an account manager because I'm working 12 hr shifts I can't go instead of being an easy process my husband was confronted with these Idiots saying it was fraud mind you this man then starts talking over me I told him this is so rude you are supposed to listen to the customer so I asked for the managers name and asked for him to take my # down and call me when I'm off work 7 pm I also had my husband take a note and neither have called me back these people are extremely unprofessional and know nothing on how to treat a customer. I am now Seriously considering ending my almost 10 year relationship with them and going elsewhere and taking all my family members about 20 people 2-8 lines each. To go to another carrier. These people need to learn manners by the way this noel guy hung up on me and no1 will call I guess
__label__0 OK so i usually get my car washed for free at the dealer but was short on time and decided to give this place a whirl. The entrance is a bit strange and when you first arrive its not very clear where you need to go to get the ticket written up,anyways found that. I decided on the 19.99 deal and with my 3 dollar yelp discount paid 16.99. first thing you notice is this place appears to have a lot of employees running around,what they are all doing is a mystery to me since the reason I came in was to get my car washed and that was done poorly ,I can only assume they are all running around stocking shelves,I mean this place is almost like a mini market,they are selling way more then just car washes here,which is really detracting from the quality of the wash itself. Part of my 19.99 (16.99) wash was scented air,to my surprise when i went in they handed me a scented tree to hang on my rear view mirror,WTF? this isn't 1982 and I don't drive an old beater,all the car washes i have ever been to that offer this is a package item actually spray the scent in the car,not  give you some cheesy tree to hang in the car,i tossed that shit away. when my car came out it sat out in the hot sun for at least 7-8 minutes,not under the shade which all the other cars were under,i was going to say something and then i noticed the person who was going to do my car,I told him as i usually do to the people who work on my car,I want special attention given to the wheels and tire dressing and pointed out a few trouble areas that I wanted him to address,he said no problem,I gave him the 5 bucks and when i started to drive out they had bent my side view mirrors in and when i popped them back out they were filthy,the windows were filthy the car was horrible,i was in a rush so I didnt have time to have him do it all again,I just will not return. i get better washes when they are free at the dealer. This place needs to focus on what kind of business they want to be and hire people who will reflect that vision,not slackers with no sense or sight. I would never reccomend this place to anyone unless they like to pay to have a half ass job done.
__label__1 Not my first time here but for sure it's going to be my last. So much for the \"best\" package because it was the worse. Nothing was wiped down. Dust was still sitting on my dash board. Windows were horrible. Back seats and truck wasn't even touched. The side of my doors were all foot prints. I had to ask them to wipe this wipe that and I still brought it home and re did it myself. Probably the only okay thing they did was my tires. A so called \"shine\". Won't be back and won't recommend it to anyone
__label__2 We came here for the $5 martini Tuesday and happy hour specials. \n\nAmbience: Very nice. Lovely views of the strip. Even though it's near the airport in a weird location, it works. Beautiful inside. Nice jazz musician playing in the lounge.\n\nService: Just eh.. she was really busy though, she had 10 tables which seemed weird to me.\n\nFood: Overpriced for happy hour (imo!) Chicken fingers were $7 for 3  freaking chicken fingers. $6 for fried mozzerella (just 4 pieces!). Kind of outrageous to call these happy hour specials if you ask me.\n\nDrinks: the martinis were very hit or miss. The coconut cream pie was yummy... the winter punch was gross... The panevino passion was probably the table favorite.
__label__4 We came here in a huge group of about 20 people.  It has a dark, sophisticated atmosphere and nice architectural design.  Our servers were really nice and accommodating, but somehow we ended up with too much food!  The seafood sampler appetizer was great and was larger than we expected.  We were pretty full after the appetizers were served already so we ended up cancelling a few entree orders so we can share.  They were very nice and didn't make this difficult in any way.  That's the mark of great service!  My friend and I shared the sea bass and I thought it was great, but then again sea bass usually speaks for itself!  I would eat here again and would recommend it to friends!
__label__3 Breaking news kids! Panevino has a vegan menu....2 items only but still...it's a start!\n\nPanevino has been a staple of ours when we've felt like having a meal at a nice Italian restaurant that offers us vegetarian options, a nice ambiance and not dealing with the craziness of the strip. As per what we've known to be customary, Panevino delivered this time again. \n\nThe restaurant is elegant - dark. slightly dressy, a great view of the Strip and the airport and impeccable service. \n\nI ordered the vegan tortellini - made in the restaurant 100%, the shells were stuffed with some kind of tofu mix and all sorts of veggie goodness! Asparagus tips scattered the plate in a rich tomato sauce. A +!\n\nHusband ordered the second veggie dish - the veggie burger. Yes, I yawned when he placed the order but DANG is that thing good. The patty itself is made in-house with a mix of veggies, potatoes and breadcrumbs. Yummers. Served with the BEST grilled veggies (asparagus and an insane roasted potato) and a vegetable broth based dipping sauce (french dip dreams perhaps?)...this was one solid burger. If I'm in the mood for a veggie burger...I'll probably head here the next time I'm back in Vegas. \n\nOur friends ordered the halibut which apparently was so fresh and crazy delicious. The lemon chicken was also quite delicious I hear. \n\nPrices are a little steep - approx 25 dollars for each veggie dish and 30-35 for the fish/poultry. \n\nPanevino is a dependable staple for a non-strip but centrally located pleasant Italian dining experience. \n\nWith the vegan additions (I hope they multiply the menu options), Panevino came through for me in a big way this time!
__label__2 I love the atmosphere in this place.  I think that in itself was a winner and they also have an amazing selection of wine.  The food was a-ok.  My chicken and asparagus risotto was a tad bit salty.  But I love their fresh baked artisan bread. That was kind of amazing.  The service was really good so I think that made up for the salty risotto.  I'd probably go back on a special occasion to try something different.
__label__0 I have been ordering from metro for four years now and every time I order it has gotten progressively worse. I used to think they were one of the better pizzas in Vegas, that don't say much because most pizza out here is terrible in comparison to the Brooklyn pizza I am used to. \nWhat has totally turned me away from metro Pizza is the recent run around I had with my take out order. I ordered two dinners and two salads. The eggplant dinner was extremely greasy and burned, then when I got to the bottom of my salad there was a 6inch diameter piece of plastic at the bottom of my salad. Now having eaten most of my meal I was so sick to my stomach I vow to never eat from Metro Pizza again. When I called back to tell the manager and get a refund she was rude didn't believe me and was reluctant to give me any attention. I felt I deserved better service then this especially since I belong to their \"pizza\" club. In this club they send me coupons that are practically useless, and if I save eight pizza clippings from the mailer I can get one pizza free, if I dine-in. Now these coupons if your lucky come once a month so I have to wait about a year of eating pizzas from this crap place to get one free?? I should get one free just because metro pizza charges way too much for a regular pizza as it is. All in all, this place will never get my business again.
__label__3 Metro Pizza is a good local pizza chain with many options - probably the closest thing in Las Vegas to a good, local, homegrown small pizza outfit with a few locations, and good dining options at the restaurant.\n\nI have been a customer of Metro Pizza for 15 years +, and their food and service is pretty consistent, and many of their staff have been around for many years - an indication in my mind of a good solid employer if wait staff, busboys, etc... stay at a restaurant for many years.\n\nThe pizza is of high quality, and many varieties are available - different crusts, toppings, etc...  I particularly like the San Gennaro pizza with the thick 'Metro' crust.  I generally favor their thicker crusts here as opposed to the thin crusts, which are more standard in my mind.\n\nSalads are good too - the antipasti salad is excellent, and the chicken pasta salad is also excellent - their dressings are very good - balsamic, honey dijon, house special, etc...\n\nGood lunch specials as well for under $10.\n\nMain issues I have had are minor, generally wait at lunch can be long.  I favor their Tropicana location near UNLV over others, but the Horizon Ridge location is ok too - food is consistent, I have just gone to the Trop location for a longer time.\n\nThey also have a good calendar of events (which unfortunately is not updated online enough at their website) - they do many specials - i.e. discounts for your name, wearing UNLV colors, holidays, etc...  I also very much enjoy when they have events for kids to make their own pizza, lessons on making their really good bread, etc...\n\nHighly recommended, good value based on reasonable prices and good quality, good local small business that appears to treat their staff well and delivers good food and service.  This business appears to be a  good community citizen.
__label__0 Wouldn't know about the food.  After waiting for 10 minutes for the girl to go back and forth several times to help the lady in-front of us with no resolution, I asked to be sat at a booth to which she had to go once again and ask her manager, Thomas if she could sit us at a larger table since it was the only booth available.  He refused to let us sit there so we ended up leaving.  Probably best because with the slowness and incompetence from the hostess and the utter lack of care for making customers welcome and catering to them, I would have hated to have to endure a whole dinner there.\n\nOn a good note, we drove down the road to Burger King and got much better service way faster.
__label__2 I can here solely based off a recommendation from a friend who told me this was \"the best pizza in Vegas\". I consider that something of a dubious distinction since Vegas, to my knowledge, is not known for any pizza places. And if CA can barely get pizza right, I had a hard time believing Vegas could do any better. \n\nFor the record, I live and die by NYC pizza. There is nothing on this planet that even compares. Yes, Chicago, that includes you. \n\nThey were having a special deal where all pies were half off, so we got a large topped with pepperoni, sausage, and black olives. The quality just wasn't there for me. The pizza wasn't crispy enough, for one thing. Every time I folded a slice in half the front would start to droop like it was going flaccid. The sausage and pepperoni didn't help things since both were so greasy the pie was getting soggy. I'm cool with pepperoni, but those little blobs of meat called sausage do nothing for me. I should have vetoed that topping suggestion when it came up. Pretty good crust, though. Nothing that saved the dish but it worked all the same. \n\nIs this the best Vegas can do? Decent doesn't cut it for me. I can't grade on a relative scale.
__label__3 We have a birthday tradition of the b-day person picking out a restaurant for their birthday dinner.  We live in CA but my son Matthew picked Metro Pizza so we headed off to Vegas.\n\nThis was our third time at this restaurant.  At every visit the food has been excellent.  Our family orders a large pepperoni and sausage pizza.  The crust is really thin with a crispy crust.  This is a pizza that has to be rolled to eat, it doesn't stand on its own.  It is always fresh and delicious. \n\nThe fresh bread is amazing, but this is the second time we have been there and they forgot to bring us bread, every new seat around us had it, but not us.  We had to remind them.  So if you don't get bread, speak up!\n\nWe ordered their Dominica Salad, it was just OK.  All the extras in the salad were cut nice and small and the same care was not taken to the lettuce it was too long and needed to be cut to eat. \n\nAs an appetizer we ordered the Buffalo Style wings, they were nice and fresh and the kids enjoyed them, I have had better. \n\nThe service was ok.  The tables are cluttered with various advertisements, which was irritating, I ended up just putting them all on the ground.  \n\nOverall a good birthday dinner for my son, he was happy and that is all that matters.  For you yelpers, if you are looking for a good fresh, New York style pizza this is definitely your place.
__label__3 I have had their Brisket on several occasions, pretty good stuff, I am a BBQ fanatic, if I like it, you may love it, I have tried BBQ from some of the best cooks in the world... that being said, this stuff is pretty damn good... try it for yourself
__label__2 Drinks come in a large jar. Baked beans are sweet and delicious. We split a full rack of baby back ribs. My side was tough but my husbands was soft. The ribs have a dry rub with some sauce on top. The coleslaw is vinegar based not mayonnaise based it tasted okay. The potato salad is okay too.
__label__0 Went to the Warm Springs location for my birthday (5 yr in a row) was surprised with new menu.... got our dinners and was sadly disappointed sides were over cooked and over seasoned . The \"brisket\" was cut into small strips like french fries . They got the wrong ribs for my plate and the burnt ends were fatty and not good at all. We have been fiercely loyal for 6 yrs but sad to say today was our last visit and we will not be recommending Memphis to anyone. Everytime we had guests come into town this is the place we always took them too but no longer it has become a place not to go. So sad I feel like we lost a friend today.\n\n\nPS. I heard they got a new manager and she isnt up to snuff .. really poor dining experience. Wait staff tried but you can feel how disgruntled they are and have had to deal with irate customers. I feel sorry for them.
__label__0 Cold Meat. Seriously. For a BBQ place, this is a Cardinal Sin. \n\nAfter a very long day at work nobody wanted to cook so we ended up at Memphis. And as I typically do I ordered Memphis sliders. 2 brisket, one chicken, with potato salad and baked beans as the sides. \n\nIt's pretty damn bad when the baked beans were hotter than the meat on the sliders. I sent it back, they \"re-fired\" it and brought it back out. The second time around the meat on the sliders was about as hot as a bottle of water left in a car on a cold day in January. There's only one way to say it. IT SUCKED. \n\nI'm from Kansas City and I've ate a hella lot of BBQ...maybe a bit too much as I'm not a small guy. But out of all that BBQ I've never, EVER in 30 years had to send it back to the kitchen to be reheated. EVER. I've had it too hot due to sauce. I've had it get singed and the tips burned a little. But too cold? NEVER. Shame, shame, shame. \n\nWhen you call yourself a BBQ joint and you can't even heat the damn meats to proper temperatures, one star is all you're gonna get.\n\n(I looked back at my last review, it's clear now that this place is going down hill. I really like my BBQ and I really want them to go back to the quality and taste of what I used to get for lunch from them. I get hungry and tired and my bad experience memory fades then hope for a better experience kicks in and I agree to go back...and I end up being crushed with disappointment. At least this time the service didn't suck!)
__label__0 Before  I rant... the Manager did take one of the plates off our bill...so that was a plus. \n\n\nWe looked up the best BBQ places in Vegas (Google) and this place was at the top. Looking over the reviews on Yelp we figured it was going to be good. \n\nI ordered the pork sandwich with potato salad. My wife ordered the brisket plate with mash potatoes and collard greens. \n\nMy meal... it's hard to describe... the pork at no flavor at all...it's topped with coleslaw and BBQ sauce. I added salt...magic dust...and two kinds of BBQ sauce to get some sort of flavor going. The potato salad tasted store bought. \n\nMy wife's plate.  Brisket.... brisket should be fork tender... no knife should ever be needed. It lacked flavor as well... and was tough/chewy.  She thought it had the consistency of boiled meat. The greens tasted like they were from a can... no flavor/seasoning. The mashed potatoes...straight from a box.  (her meal was taken off the bill as she didn't eat 95% of it.) \n\nWhen you walk in to the place... you see the grand champion signs from 12 years ago over the doors... maybe this was a killer BBQ place back then... but... I can't say the same for it now. I would not recommend this place off the experience we had. I'm sure there are many more BBQ joints in Vegas worth trying...\n\nWill not be going back.
__label__0 Went to pick up lunch today, walked in and waited more than a few minutes before I even saw an employee. Finally placed an order, and the employee disappeared with my credit card to the back. Employee returned with the receipt to sign and it took several more minutes for my food.\n\nI got to my friend's house not far away, and despite the fact it had been less than 5 minutes, the fries were already cold and not that great. Baked beans had a weird flavor and were also kind of cold. Finally, the pulled pork sandwich was also underwhelming and cold. Sauce had way too much vinegar. Cole slaw looked disgusting, like it had been made several days before.\n\nThey probably still could have salvaged a second star, except that the customer service managed to drop even after I had left. I realized after I got home that when the employee disappeared with my credit card, she failed to bring it back. So I called, to verify that that's where I left it. I explained the situation to more than one employee and was repeatedly put on hold. They confirmed that she kept my card when she swiped it, but they refused to mail it back to me. Apparently they have a policy that they can only give it back to me if I come in, in person, and show ID. This place is across town, and there's no way I'm driving an hour round-trip to go pick up my card. I just don't see how this policy is anything but nonsense. Do they really think that someone else would figure out that my card was missing, and then be able to figure out where I left it before I do, and then intercept it, and then manage to make fraudulent charges? The whole thing is ridiculous. Not to mention that if they just had a credit card machine up in the front, where they take all of the takeout orders, this never would have happened.\n\nAll-in-all, I wish I would have passed, what started as a mediocre, over-priced lunch managed to turn into a real headache.
__label__2 Short: Might want to go somewhere else. Good service, but half-way decent food. Not worth price.\n\nLong:\nLet's say I got comped for free lunch/dinner, all paid for. So, I arrived at 4 (when is was pretty dead), got seated quickly and waited on nicely. Nothing to complain about in the service. Ordered coke (got a large mug) and their \"sampler\" appetizer. This had onion shreds, fried pickles, burnt ends, and some potato skin things. Onion shreds were like all others I've had, pickles were too--so I have to question if they were frozen. Burnt ends weren't \"real\" burnt ends, just boneless--sometimes pure fat--that have been smoked and slathered in sauce. Good, but not true burnt ends. The potato skin things were decent, but the pork, cheese, and whatnot tasted all the same, so it's kind bland.\nMy entree was baby-back ribs, brisket, and white meat smoked chicken. I LOVED the wing off the chicken--tender, juicy, flavorful. BUT, the breast meat of the chicken was dry as all hell. Brisket wasn't sliced, and tasted like it had been sitting around. Why not slice brisket? Seriously? Half of it tasted like I was eating tree bark. With the half-rack of ribs, the \"towards the center\" was tender, but low on flavor. The other side \"towards the end\" was pretty tough. There was an overall lack of smoke flavor, and flavor at all, from the ribs. (I sampled ribs at Sprouts--a grocer--and found their ribs to be much better). So a chain focused on their awards on ribs fell pretty short here for me. My sides were macaroni and cheese--which had some cheddar velveta--and rice and beans, which was fine but not great.\nThey do have sauces on the side, but they're too runny to actually stay on the meat, and while the flavor is good, you can't taste it on the meat as the sauces are too watered down.\nIn the end, It would have cost me close to $50 for all of this, not including tip, and I just don't see the worth in that. Nothing blew me away.\n\nIf you're hard set on this place, go for their chicken wings, burnt ends, and maybe ribs.\nBut, if you're looking, go somewhere else since you'll get better for your money.
__label__0 They ran out of cheese! Gave me a 2 hour delivery window after already waiting 45 minutes for my pizza.  Then five day refund window for cancelling my online order. What a joke.\n\nTHEY RAN OUT OF CHEESE AT A PIZZA PLACE! Should say enough about how this place is run....\n\nUpdate... 2 weeks later no refund was processed. Called and was instructed by the staff to call my bank.  Charge back it is I suppose.
__label__1 I dropped off shoes to be fixed, pants to be hemmed, and a costume dress that needed to be shortened. The pants and shoes were fine, but the dress is now a sweater!!! Can't use it on Halloween now, and I'm going to need to get another last minute costume. I also overheard another customer complaining about her costume not being ready on time while I was waiting. Fast service, but even when having quick service you need to have the items right!!!
__label__1 I always have great service here but they messed up my order and did not have it available at expectation date.
__label__3 My guess is that the National experience is quite variable based on whether you're a member of their Emerald Club. If you are, you get to go straight to the appropriate row and grab your car. I'm a lucky person who is Emerald Executive, therefore I can just grab whatever car suits my fancy among those on the Executive row or the regular Emerald Club row. Generally speaking, this is a great thing as it gives a person a fair number of options while speeding up the getaway from the airport.\n\nI haven't ever had a bad experience renting from National at McCarran, however this time, my vehicle's windows and mirrors seemed to have been cleaned with a dirty towel so there was a lot of smearing. I didn't note this in the dark garage but it was noticeable in the sunlight and affected my visibility somewhat. Hence, what would have been a 5 star review becomes 4 stars. Yeah, seems like a little thing, but driver visibility is important to safety, so they deserve the knock down for this.
__label__0 I've never waited in a drive thru so long. 2 People behind us got their order first. We orders 2 shakes and 12 wings. Wings were drenched in WAY too much sauce. When we finally got our wings we were given no ranch which we asked for when we ordered. Went in to talk to them manager looked like he was high on drugs. We were given our ranch and he said that the workers should have told us there was a long wait. Nothing was given to us and no sorrys were said. Will NEVER go there again.  TERRIBLE service.
__label__0 When I approached the service manager with the concern that his people were damaging my car with the way that they were lifting it, he blew me off.  Now I have a jack with my vehicle that I can no longer use the way that it was designed because the \"certified technicians\" at ted wiens auto smashed my pinch weld flat and bent my rocker panel  with the way that they treated my vehicle.  Stay away, if you care about your car then take it somewhere else.
__label__1 I appreciate Chris P. you responding to my review, however my issues with your people trying to sell things to people that they really don't need frustrates me and others...I did not get the chance to address this with you until I had it checked out, but I brought my truck in for an oil change a few weeks before I brought the car in with the light bulb issue and I was told my truck needed the tie rod ends replaced.  I was told they were loose and wearing out.  \n\nI took my vehicle to another mechanic and had the same items your shop pointed out as needing repair and I was told there was nothing wrong with my tie rod ends or anything else dealing with the under carriage of my truck.  \n\nI know sometimes business may be slow, but trying to take advantage of people will not generate good reviews or repeat customers.  Yes, you give a military discount so an oil change at you place, however the stretching the truth of what needs to be done boils down to one of two things;\n\nTrying to make money off of unsuspecting customers who may not know any better to achieve the bottom dollar for your store, or mechanics who want to make extra money by spending more time on a vehicle fixing something that really does not need to be fixed.\n\nPlain Honest and Ethical workmanship will generate repeat customers and referrals which will exceed the bottom dollar for the store.  I know you have a few guys who really care about the customer and will go out of their way to take care of the customer as I have had this experience here and showed my appreciation to the mechanic with an extra tip, but there are a few who are in question of only supporting the bottom dollar of the store.\n\nAgain, I thank you for the response and I am happy to see someone who cares enough to read the reviews.
__label__4 Very nice people and great food! Got warm chips AND a salsa bar...that's my type of bar....also dessert bars are nice as well. \n\nBack to this place, cheap, fast and friendly...pretty damn good these days.
__label__0 I e-mailed them my review to give them a chance to reprive themselves, annnnnndddd nothing.
__label__0 Extremely long wait. Over an hour. The sign says to please inform them if you've waited longer than 15 minutes but since the place was packed I gave them 20. When I asked one of the receptionists she said I've already been called. I said I've been sitting there the entire time and didn't hear anybody call my name. She said she's informing the person in-charge and they will call me when they're ready to take me in. I waited for another 20 minutes before asking again. It was a different person this time as the other lady was helping a couple and she was confused why I wasn't called since my barcodes were all printed out. I sat for another 25 minutes before I finally got called. Never coming back.
__label__0 Very lame portions at this location. It's almost as if they have a game going on how little they can put into bowl... Very disappointed! Totally killed my experience at this entire chain...
__label__0 So I ordered a lean machine from this place and when I left I started to drink it and it tasted like someone put all kinds of medicine in the drink it was so bad it made the hair on my arms and neck stand up and made me get shivers from drinking it. So i mixed it around a little to see if that would help and it didn't at all. I wasted money on that drink cause I had to throw it away due to it being so bad and nasty. I will never order a smoothie from this place again it was so bad and disgusting. It makes me want to throw up. DO NOT ORDER THE LEAN MACHINE FROM THIS LOCATION EVER!!!!!!!!!!!!!
__label__0 This was my first time ordering from this location. I ordered the Jetty punch with energizer. It was awful! I was on my way to an appointment so I couldn't come back, but I called to let them know that the bananas they were using were bad. At least, that's what it tasted like. The girl proceeds to tell me the \"Energizer\" is BITTER in flavor. I think it's curious that they would make a BITTER boost to go into a sweet smoothie.  If that is true, I would think you would tell your patrons that it's going to change the flavor.  \n\nI am surprised they didn't offer to re-make it for me, since I was clearly not happy. I will not be visiting this establishment anymore and will tell everyone know to steer clear!!
__label__2 The smoothies are great, I ask for no sugar because they put a quarter cup in. sandwiches are taste but they microwave the chicken. sometimes they are under staffed and you have to wait a while so give yourself time.
__label__0 This is the worst location I have tried. Nothing tastes the same as the other locations the staff are like drones not enthusiastic or happy at all.  I love tropical smoothies but will drive farther just to not go to this location
__label__3 This course is as advertised. Great Fairways, Great Greens, and views are awesome.  My only gripe is there is no grass range. For the price they charge, there should at least be a full sized range. not a small one.
__label__4 NOTHING chases away a Vegas morning hangover like their Philly Cheese Steak Sandwich.  It's a little pricey, but the sandwich is huge and comes with fries.  I can't leave Vegas without stopping here a least once.\n\nI've tried some of the other locations along the Strip, but the Luxor location is just better.  Oh yea, they also offer a pretty decent quick breakfast too.
__label__4 Not the cheapest place, but it beats a $30 buffet, and it's cheap in terms of Vegas food, in my opinion. I usually eat here once when I go to Vegas. It's a good, quick, and reliable place to eat. It is not in the middle of the casino so it's not too loud, but it's not quiet. The food is good if you like this kind of thing. This is the only place I've had Nathan's but it was great. I enjoy the food court seating area as well. The mini corn dogs are great.
__label__2 Do not come here late at night as the wait is ridiculous! You can't blame them though as everyone is hungry and everyone wants to eat cheaply. With the exception of McDonalds, this is about as cheap as you are going to eat late at night unless you go off strip to a late night buffet or one of those $6.95 late night meals. All in all, the hot dogs and fries are great as well as the philly cheesesteak. They do make everything to order so you know you are getting fresh food. The prices are not that bad but again, it is in a hotel in Vegas. What more can you expect?
__label__3 When you are hungry at an airport - I find myself looking at the lines. Instead of going to the popular perhaps best place - I find myself going to the place with the shortest line and most of the time it isn't because they are the quickest servers.\n\nHowever, this place was actually different. It had a short line - it was quick on service and the food was exceptionally good for what it was. I wouldn't want to live off the food, but those fries - how do they do that - they were GREAT!\n\nThe value wasn't there though - and that's the problem with some of these food places at the airport. It isn't a 5 star restaurant, but they charge as if they were and that's a big turn off. However, if you are hungry and want something good and fast - check this place out for sure!
__label__4 This place is hands down the go to place. I am reading reviews on the quality of their items and that makes no sense at all and here is why.\n\nWe have been going to this place for over 10 years and hundreds of Las vegans do the same and for a reason. The way they work is you go look at the bog shops like Walker and RC Willey, and Ashley, and find what you like, take a photo and get the info on the tag and bring it to them and they will get it for less cause they skip the middle man and have lower overhead. Its that simple folks.\n\nNOTE:The people writing they got junk, well chances are they ordered the cheapest way available plain and simple. \n\nIf you order a mattress they ill tell you do you want basic, better, best, or one of a kind, its Just like with every product, you get what you pay for and you can get bottom of the barrel or top quality, the beautiful part about them is you have a choice.\n\nThey also have a beautiful showroom full of nice items to look. They also have hundreds of books to look through to find your perfect item. They can get you just about anything and for cheaper. We have been going to them for so long we don't even need to go to the big boxes and we just order from the mag and about a week later we get it.\n\nThe business is owned by a family that cares and remembers the small details. If your looking for cheap made stuff they can get it to you for cheap, if your looking for quality, they will get it to you for the best price. All negative reviews need to understand how economics works and go to business school if they are going to slam this company. Shame on you!\n\nWe are customers for life and are thankful we have a place like this in Las Vegas. You will not be disappointed with their service.
__label__0 I came here with a group of friends on a trip to Vegas and was thoroughly disappointed.  We were expecting a nicer Mexican restaurant considering the prices and food discriptions - but I was less than wowed.\n\nWhile the waitstaff was nice, the service was very slow.  We waited about 15 minutes for our drinks.  Dinner wasn't great either.\n\nI had the Mexican Chopped Salad which is supposed to include red peppers, tomato, apple, beans, onion, corn, avacado and lettuce.  When they brought it to me I literally thought it was the wrong dish because all I could see was lettuce and chicken.  There were no apples or peppers and a sprinking (I mean like 10 kernals) of corn and beans.  It was laughable and NOT worth $17.\n\n2 girls ordered the Turkey Tostada, which was a cute presentation on two small corn tortillas, but they complained that the turkey was overwhelmingly salty, and avoided it all together.\n\nOthers liked the quesadillas and drinks were good, which is why I give this review 1-2 stars.\n\nHad the menu been more appropriately priced I wouldn't have been as annoyed - but I could have found a MUCH better meal for $30 somewhere else.  \n\nWho knew a head of lettuce and a glass of wine could eat up so much money!? ... I should've put it into slot machines, that would've been less of a throw away :)
__label__2 This place was cute but so overpriced.  Lunch for 8 was $600!!!!...  ridiculous.  \n\nMargaritas were really good except they were out of the organic ingredients for the organic margarita I ordered off the menu.  I had a house margarita and a Sangria margarita and they were both excellent.  Not sure worth the $29 price but they were good.\n\nSalsas were odd, it was a blend of 3 sauces.  The citrus/cilantro blend was good, the others were odd tomato pastey runny dips.  We ordered guac which was better than the salsas.\n\nI was disappointed by the menu to see nothing vegetarian, so I ordered the tostadas w/out the meat that it comes with.  They were pretty good.\n\nService was terrible.  Our waiter was pushy, even convincing us to get margaritas to go to take w/us to the pool (he didn't mention we weren't supposed to take them into the pool area...  we had to smuggle them in).  It took forever to order and get the missing silverwear and then when someone in our group spilled water into one of our chip baskets it was a big ordeal to find someone to request (and then wait) for more.\n\nIt was good light Mexican but I'm sure there's much better outside the hotel.  If you want to hang out by the pool this is the closest sit down place.
__label__1 So much on the menu here is just too needlessly expensive. Another victim of the \"Hey it's Vegas, charge 75% more than that would cost anywhere else\" mentality. In my opinion, you're better off hogging as many free chips as you can (the three salsas were well liked by everyone) and ordering a salad. That formula should get you full enough while being budget friendly. The salad I got was the Watercross, Avocado and Orange salad. It was delicious once I got rid of the avocado. It came with three bacon-wrapped dates stuffed with chorizo and blue cheese that created a flavor fiesta in my mouth. We had a nice outdoor table on a patio that overlooked the impressive Mandalay Bay pool. The restaurant is tucked in the very back of Mandalay Bay like it's some kind of ugly duckling.
__label__3 We stayed at Mandalay Bay for a long weekend and I ended up at Border Grill a couple times.  The 4 stars are really for the weekend brunch - all you can eat tapas that were interesting and (mostly) tasty.  I went back for the margaritas later which were also tasty though not particularly cheap.  You'd think the upstairs patio would be a good place to watch the beach concerts but the waiter said it was too dark to see the stage. Alas.
__label__4 Went to Border Grill in the Madalay Bay Hotel. We had the lunch salad special-WOW. It was served with chicken, but I asked for Talapia instead and Tom had the chicken. The salad was an amazing blend of hot, sweet, and tart. The salad had slices of nectarines, peaches, grapes and spiced candied walnuts. The service was outstanding and Tom Davis was our waiter. The guacamole is the best and the sparkling peach lemonade was outstanding. We had half a piece of the chocolate pie that had the perfect amount of cinnamon. It would be a place to go again and again. Outstanding.
__label__1 Salsa was ok. Tomatillo was excellent. Rice and beans were bland. Steak taquitos were good and shrimp not so much. Get over the water charge folks... it is what 'tis. Waitress was tad pushy by upselling us to the moon and i didn't like that. Knife had crusty food on it, they replaced it but still gross.
__label__4 I had tried this place before for lunch and thought it was just OK.  I've since tried the brunch and, let me tell you, that's where it's at!  Oh my goodness, so delicious!  We sometimes plan our whole trip around making it to that weekend brunch.  It's outstanding!  Our favorites are the Steak & Eggs, Chilaquiles, and Coconut and French Toast.  Skip the shrimp BLT--pretty strange.
__label__2 KOBE BEEF TACOS!!!! Melts in your mouth, literally. The tacos came with a pineapple salsa that I didnt think was gonna go good with it but they made the tacos and I usually dont like fruity salsas.  Girlfriend got the chicken enchiladas and they werent that hot (good). It had a pablano puree and it wasnt that tasty and didnt go with the enchiladas. \n\nThe staff was really good and friendly, the server knew a lot about the courses and how they were prepared. \n\nAmbiance was, eh. Personally didnt really like it. \n\nAll in all, I would go again but would be scared to venture the menu and would stick with the kobe beef tacos.
__label__3 We had a party of 8 for a bachelor party Friday night. What a great time we all had. The service was extremely attentive and fun. The food was very good and everyone loved their margaritas. \n\nWould totally recommend this place.
__label__0 Visited with my family, 3/15/2012. Service was horrendously bad. Food was disgusting and  WAY overpriced. Over $140 for a lunch for five.\n\nAn establishment whose chef has appeared on Top Chef should be serving food that is, at the very minimum, edible. At best, the experience should be something I want to remember and enjoy. Unfortunately, not the case here.\n\nHow does one screw up a Caesar's salad? What the hell is a Caesar's salad doing on the menu at a MEXICAN restaurant, anyway?\n\nFurthermore, don't let me believe at the front door that I'm going to find Meican food on the menu, when in fact, you're serving Central and South American food, with no mention of any of the Mexican food standards.\n\nAll in all, a thoroughly unenjoyable, disappointing experience.
__label__1 All of the men in my family thoroughly love Mexican food and I enjoy a good margarita so on our recent trip to Vegas we decided to try this restaurant which was described to us as \"upscale\" Mexican.  The food was good but not great and not what I expected from two Top Chef Masters.  The good -  Service was very, very good.  The margaritas and cocktails, in general were fabulous and the guacamole was among some of the best I have tasted.  One of my guys had the oxacan strip steak and said it was delicious.  Now the bad -  I had the taquitos and they were tasteless and small.  My husband had the fish tacos and his verdict was that they were \"OK\" but no better than what he can get at home (which is Dayton Ohio - a far piece from the border).  I forget what my Son had but he agreed with my husband that the food was just good but nothing he could not get at home.  That would be OK but this place was pricey for what we got.  Now for the ugly - The place was dirty and the seating was uncomfortable.  We were also promised a \"view\" when we elected to sit on the patio; however, the only people who get a view are the ones who sit in the very front of the patio.  We were at the very back of the patio. The overall appearance of the place just seemed to be chaotic and disorganized.  Not an enjoyable experience at all.  We will not be visiting again.
__label__2 I've been here 3 times and each time I enjoyed the Queso Fundido.  If you don't speak Spanish, I'll translate: \nqueso means 'cheese' and fundido means 'to salt the living shiitt out of'.  Expect to be thirsty for at least a week afterwards.  \n\nThe rest of the menu is mainly ok, but not great.  The staff tends to chat with themselves about their family while ignoring you, but once I had a bartender who supplied me with many types of cocktails while taking the time to explain what was in each one.
__label__3 I really enjoyed my brunch here! We tried several things since items are served tapas style. This is a big plus for me since I can never decide on one item to try. I love options!\n\nGreen Corn Tamale - Very good! Slightly sweet tamale served with pico de gallo and sour cream. A good combination of both sweet and savory.\n\nYucatan Egg Benedict - very different from traditional eggs benedict, but delicious. They are served on a homemade corn biscuit and topped with shredded pork. Yum! \n\nMexican Rice pudding parfait - I love rice pudding! This wasn't the best I've had, but good. \n\nPlantain empanadas - These were good but probably my least favorite part of the meal. \n\nMachaca Chilaquiles - everyone at the table agreed that the chilaquiles were the best item we ordered. Very cheesy and flavorful.\n\nPeruvian Shrimp and Grits - another favorite. I loved the sauce! The grits were also quite tasty. \n\nGuava Empanadas - flaky and perfectly sweet. \n\nFruit - Fresh except for the strawberries. Slightly disappointing since strawberries are my favorite. It included honeydew, cantaloupe, strawberries and pineapple. \n\nBottomless Kinky Mimosa (passion fruit, pomegranate and blood orange) - yum! I'd never think to combine those flavors in one drink, but I approve!\n\nI would highly recommend checking this place out!
__label__3 Ah the Yucatan Pork dish. How far I've traveled just to eat you. (Boston.) Well, while not entirely true, I did make Border Grill the first stop on our gluttonous trip through Vegas, and my friends agreed that it was delicious. The guacamole is also not to missed. Our waiter may have been a sociopath with a bright future in sales, as my group all succumbed to his recommendations -- and were not disappointed.
__label__1 We were really excited to try the Border Grill. When we arrived, we were seated promptly with a reservation on a busy Saturday night. That's when it went downhill. \n\nWe ordered our appetizers right away with our drinks, but 45 minutes went by before we actually got them. Our appetizers were soggy - you could just tell everything had been sitting. We were too hungry to send it back, especially since we had no idea how long it would take the second time. The plantain empanadas tasted good, and I enjoyed the spice of the quinoa fritters. Which I suppose at one point were crispy. \n\nOur entrees had also been sitting, and arrived right as our appetizers were being cleared, resulting in our having no silverware. Everything had sort of started to congeal together. Unable to flag anyone down I had to resort to taking utensils off of another table. \n\nThe pork special had very nice flavors, and my husband inhaled his chicken mole. The salad that accompanied the mole was quite tasty! \n\nI think the food would be good if delivered promptly but I would not return due to the service. Maybe eating over in the bar would be better.
__label__2 This review saddens us.  We used to LOVE this place for having one of the best ribeye's in town.  We came here last night because we wanted a great dinner, what we got was anything but that.  The ribeye's which they charge $38 for was not even worth $10.  The last time we were here a medium rare ribeye was very juicy and tender, last night it was dry, hard and a very bad cut of meat.  \n\nMy wife's was so bad she sent it back.  The manager came over and apologized saying she did not know if maybe it was the vendor did not have exactly what they ordered this time or what happened.  She did apologize and took the ribeye off our bill and told my wife she would also comp dessert or another drink for here.  She said she did not want the dessert but would have another drink.  Guess what $12 charge for the drink, no comp???\n\nA big deal, NO not really, just another sign of a great place going down hill.  I am not sure what happened to the quality of the meat they use, but the ribeye I had was nothing like the last time.  Also, when someone tells you they will do something, they should make sure it happens.  \n\nOur server was new only been there a few months, but the entire feel of attention to detail and service was so different then the last visit we had.  It is sad to say this place will now be off our list of good places to visit.  \n\nI still encourage you to give this place a shot, just know in advance everything is very spicy even though the waiter will tell you \"NO, its not spicy at all\".  This is not a bad thing just something to be aware of as not everyone likes spicy foods.
__label__4 Now that BG has a new chef, I decided to update my review! Menu overhaul has happened, the faves are still on board and some new treats to try. We are still major fans! \n\nWe've been thrice since Chef Chris came on board and have yet to be disappointed. We brought a bunch of friends here in March and loved our time. We had some food allergies in our group so we begged not to do family style and were elated when we were given the approval. \n\nCame again in May with family and for the first time, remembered to ask for the Chef's secret brunch item (that wasn't so secret since it was on Facebook). The waitress looked at us like we were insane and said \"we don't have secret items here.\" Then, when shown the picture: \"Oh, we must not be giving those to the public.\" Lady, I'm pretty sure I've seen 4 other tables get the delicious Jalapeno Sorbet. Queue bringing the items out. She explained she just started in April... probably something that should be discussed before sending her out during brunch service. \n\nHopefully one of these times we will meet chef Chris since we've met Chef Mike several times (gotta get to Truck U!!)
__label__4 Awesome!!!! Not your typical Mexican restaurant. Their brunch is out of this world. Gourmet steak and eggs gourmet oysters Rockefeller gourmet green fried tomatillos. Gourmet bananas Foster crapes! At eat myself sick.
__label__2 Came here while hanging at the pool for a change from the greasy pool food they serve. It was pretty good, not too pricey, and chips and salsa were pretty decent.
__label__1 We came as a party of four without a reservation. We had about a twenty minute wait, no big deal so we sat at the bar. I Decided on a mojito that was great. Cheers to the bartender. \n\nWe were sat at our table in the outdoor dining area. There was live music playing below our seating area that was great. This was the end of our positive experiences here.\n\nThe service was lackluster, not terrible, just nothing special. Any drinks ordered seemed to take some time before coming to the table. Everyone ordered a different meal from the menu. \n\nThe food was nothing to write home about. Our appetizers came out timely, some melted cheese & chips. Then came entr\u00e9e. It was $30 for three small tacos that were not very impressive. Finally, the desert. A very bland banana cream pie. \n\nI'd give this place another shot. There were some other choices on the menu I'd like to try some time.
__label__4 Amazing Mexican restaurant! Amazing food, amazing service, amazing drink just WOW! So glad i discovered this gem. There dips are great, i had the enchilladas and there mojitos are great to beat the Vegas heat.\nWill definately go back next time i am in Vegas.
__label__4 I really liked this branch.  The personnel I dealt with, from the teller, banker, to the manager are all so nice, helpful, and best of all knowledgeable.  This is the nicest banking center I have encountered by far.  \n\nThe only thing I don't like is the busy location.  Traffic-wise...geez how I hate driving on Maryland PKWY.  Nonetheless, this banking center is big, many PBs on duty, excellent customer service (for me at least).  \n\nI will go back as it is convenient and of course, having knowledgeable PBs and management personnel is the best when it comes to one's finance.
__label__2 It was my first time dined in at Roy's.  I was recommended by a friend long time ago and finally decided to give it a try. We got there late (20 mins later than our reservation), but it was Tuesday so we didn't have any issue.  We got seated at the Bar area, underneath a flat screen TV.  Got to be honest, We were a bit dissapointed at first but after the Olimpics on, it actually helped us to get through the night.  The bartender was our server. So, besides making drinks for the restaurant, he had to wait on us.  He explained what was good to order.  I ended up ordering the Grand prix 3 course meal and my husband order something a la carte.... :) The flow was a bit slow.  We had to wait for the appetizers (Ahi tuna poke) for about 20-25 mins, but it was ok since we had TV to watch so basically we were watching TV while waiting for our food. \nAfter the tuna poke, the salad was next (couldn't remember the name... it was something with pear on it). It was good but too much cheese. The dressing was good though.  Then, we waited for another 15 mins after we finished the salad for our entrees.  By the time, the entrees r served, I was full and needed space for the chocolate soufle. It was the highlight of this visit.  Although we had better soufle at the Morton steakhouse. After enjoying everything, we ran back to our hotel and \"deposit\" our money to the casino. It was a good experience, sufficient service, good food (not great), good ambiance, but that's just not enough to make us go there again.  Thanks for the experience Roy's.
__label__1 To start.. 4 stars because the food was very fresh and very tasty...  Not 5 stars for a few reasons.. but I'll get to that in a minute.  I graded as 2 stars due to the incidents I describe in this review. .  I've just had better.\n\nFirst of all.. Roy's is certainly not a new concept.. and there has been one here in Las Vegas for some time now, I just had never visited it. It's Hawaiian-Fusion, which doesn't apeal to me.. but I was with a group of buddies that wanted to go - so we went, and it was a special occasion. \n\nSo -  there were 6 of us.. and we were literally the first group through the door due to a 5:30 reservation.. none of us like to eat that early usually.. but we had places to be later. That being said, they weren't even done with their pre-shift meeting when we walked in, which was absolutely no problem.. we only waited about 2 minutes.\n\nHere's where it get a bit screwy. The hostess acknowledged that we were there for a special occasion, a bachelor party of sorts... very nice ... then she proceeded to sit us at a 6 top that had 2 of it's chairs in the main aisle. That was strange, since there were not any other tables sat anywhere else in the restaurant...and thus,  so many open ones. I waited to see if perhaps they had reservations for the other tables, but that did not happen and we did not complain. \n\nThe table was set for us, with a ribbon around the candle.. ok.. thank you for that... i think. They were trying to be nice.  Once guy picked out a bottle of white wine, about $50 bucks.. and I think he got a bit of a scoff when the server saw what he picked. Weird, still not too offended.. big night of spending ahead.. being frugal. the wine comes nearly 10 minutes later, and it's fine. Some Rosemont Chardonnay... way over-priced, but it's a restaurant wine list... you get that. \n\nAnother 5 minutes goes by, and the waiter returned and told us about specials.. he mentioned 4 different things from four different parts of the menu, and each one was the most expensive item in each category. OK. So I don't appreciate that.. but no big deal. We ordered a couple of his recommendations anyway. \n\nThen the 4 starters we ordered came on a large plate.. cool.. fusion style sushi rolls and they were good. We ate them and drank and chatted.. cool. Now it's time for entrees. They clear the table and set us up for the next course. 15 minutes go by. \n\n2 entrees for 2 of the guys arrive.... 2 or 3 minutes literally went by, and 2 more came .. One runner was running the food for our whole table and no one was helping him. So he made multiple trips. 2 or 3 minutes later.. 2 more entrees arrived. Each time, he would zip through a description of the food, and was a little unintelligible with most of his rehearsed speel.. but it was semi-self explanatory so no big deal. 2 more minutes.. 2 more entrees.. Finally,  all the food is on the table and we eat. \n\nI'm not super impressed with the portions, though the seafood I had was fresh. I ordered the seafood pairing or plate, or something to that effect. 3 shrimp on a skewer and two U10 scallops pan seared. The scallops were rare, not med-rare as stated they would be prepared.. which is strange because they were seared on a hot flat-top per  the description... maybe too hot though. The shrimp was well, well done.. a bit rubbery. .  Edible enough, not ''WOW' good.. but 'OK' good. Everyone seemed happy enough with the food selections. \n\nWe had pre-ordered the pineapple upside down cake and chocolate souffle per the waiters suggestion, because they have a longer preparation time.  After dinner was cleared and we were reset with sharing plates.. we were ready for dessert. \n\n10 minutes go by. \n\n2 chocolate souffles arrived. We looked at each other, and I thought that maybe they had sent an additional because of the occasion.. turns out this was the case. 2 or 3 minutes go by and the Pineapple cake arrives. Seeing a theme? ... slow pace.\n\nAll in all.. our waiter was cool, food was ok. We spent about $65 per person for about 3 courses and a bottle of wine... fresh seafood.. service in general.. nothing to want to rush back for. We were outta there at 7:45. Long meal for nothing in particular that was special. I don't know that I'll be back there soon. I would however, try it in another city. Good luck
__label__4 Customer Service = 5 out of 5 stars\nCleanliness = 5 out of 5 stars\nQuality of Food = 5 out of 5 stars\n\nFirst time experience was fantastic.\n\nThe bartender gave excellent recommendations and the food was definitely fusion inspired for sure. \n\nIn addition the dessert was top notch - I am not a big fan, but the suffle.\n\nThank you to Roy's staff for a 5 star experience.\n\n-Todd\nCustomer on 3/13/2011
__label__4 I am not sure why it took me so long to review Roy's since I have been celebrating special occasions at the restaurant for the past five years. I have yet to have a disappointing experience. The service is consistently strong, staff is always knowledgable and friendly, and the food is amazing.  I usually get the macadamia nut encrusted mahi mahi and it never disappoints.  I love the sushi here as well. I recently celebrated my birthday here and it was such a wonderful experience. Everyone was very pleased with their food and the service. They even offer an alternative menu for the vegeterians among us if you let them know in advance. I will definitely be returning!
__label__4 This happy hour is like a two hour trip to Hawaii. At a $6 price point for island infused cocktails, mahi-mahi taco's and bbq pulled pork, arrive on an empty stomach. I have dreams about their pineapple martini's. Their sushi rolls are reason enough to veer off of the strip.
__label__4 Great Service and Awesome food.  Everybody at the restaurant goes out of their way to make sure you have a wonderful experience.  I really enjoyed the lobster potstickers, the sushi and butterfish.  Roy's Las Vegas is a restaurant that you must try if you are in town.  I would recommend making reservations in advance.
__label__2 I enjoyed this sushi place. When I was attending UNLV for my Master's, I came here for lunch with fellow classmates. It was never crowded at lunch time and early dinner time. The food was always very fresh, but the prices were elevated, considering that the food selection was anything but special. \n\nThe food selection was just run of the mill sushi place. Nothing too tradtional or too novel, yet it was good. I probably won't come here very often unless I am in UNLV area. There is nothing \"special\" about this sushi place, but it is better and fresher than many in the Vegas area.\n\nService is poor and prices are high, especially for being located almost right on a college campus. Servers and owners could use an attitude adjustment and lower their prices and then I would be a slightly more loyal customer.
__label__0 Yuck!  Worst all you can eat sushi experience ever!  I recommend that you take your money and go elsewhere.
__label__4 I happened upon this restaurant by accident. I stopped in for a tempura shrimp roll & ended up getting the ALL U CAN EAT. You can't beat this deal. The fish is so FRESH and the VARIETY was more than I ever expected. You have to go. The staff is friendly & very attentive. I personally sit @ the Sushi Bar as opposed to a table. Your Sushi Master is right there @ your service & they make the greatest suggestions. The one price covers everything except your beverage & it truly ALL U CAN EAT.\n\nIf you want great sushi and more for your money......YAMA SUSHI is the place to sit back & enjoy the menu.
__label__4 The AYCE sushi here is the best in Las Vegas. When I go there with a plus one, I usually leave feeling super full, happy, and out like $70 MAX. It is so incredibly worth it that you'll want to make plans for your next outing to Yama. \n\nSon of the Beach, the roll, rocks my socks. It's delicious. So delicious, even, that if you live far away, you need to drive there just for that. I do, and I'm a ways out. Not only that, but the place itself is cool, too. It's kinda cramped on the busier days, but it doesn't detract from it one bit. The waitresses were super nice, quick, friendly, and helpful when I asked my really lame questions. The sushi chefs were also super nice and friendly, and they provided a ton of suggestions when I told them what I was kinda looking for. \n\nSeriously, I'm hungry now just because of writing this review. I'll see you at Yama.
__label__4 This place is my favorite place to go to for AYCE sushi, $23 now that's a deal! \n\nThis restaurant is a bit small and there's always a wait but it's worth it. I would recommend to order the seafood salad, it's a good portion too not like other sushi restaurants. You can also order half rolls which is a plus and you can order as much mochi as you want but their mochis are a bit hard so u have to wait a while for it to soften up. \n\nThis place is definitely more bang for your buck so try this place out :)
__label__4 Went in on a Sunday night around 6pm and even though there was a crowded wait, we were seated in less than ten minutes. What you do with AYCE is scan the two menus (one with everything on it from desserts to appetizers to hand rolls and the other with pictured specialty rolls) and order a few choices. They are delivered almost instantly! Devour those and REPEAT! I love this system even though at times it can be confusing. This place is great even though its crowded, get to know your neighbors! it can be as fun as you make it. I love the waitresses that urge you to try everything. It was my dad's first time AYCE and I'd have to say he was liking it. \n\nTips: \n-Bring a pen to mark what you have tried! \n-Drink green tea (which is included in AYCE) when you feel like you've eaten too much yet still want to go on! :D our little secret. which isn't really a secret as it is a known fact...\n-Ask for half-rolls when you just want to try a roll for the first time! Really saves your stomach. \n-Don't skimp on the mochi and ice cream dessert at the end!...or inbetween rolls ;D
__label__4 The best sushi in vegas hands down my girlfriend and i love this place
__label__3 Came here for the first time with a co worker at lunch! I will totally be back!  The all you can eat lunch special is well worth it!  The firecracker roll is a MUST! SO good!  It is a rather small place, and the seating does tend to feel a little on top of each other, but the service was fast and the food made up for it!  It did seem to draw a large lunch crowd, to get there somewhat early!
__label__3 All you ca eat sushi,Good price in Las Vegas, Missing one star cause Service should be more improved. I ordered a cup of water, it never came until I called the waiter 3 times.
__label__3 I love eating at Yama Sushi. My cousin and I go atleast once a week or every two weeks. \n\nI was never a big fan of sushi until my cousin said let's go eat here. At first, I thought I wouldn't like it but it was so good that we had to make this a weekly/bi-weekly visit. I don't normally eat raw fish but I made that change when I started eating here. The AYCE menu is perfect for me because I certainly can eat.\n\nI gave this place a 4 out of 5 star rating because the place is sooo small. The food is great, the staff is great, just the space in there is so cramped. But of course, that does not stop me from going there.
__label__2 I thought the sushi was ok. Some of my fish was a little less buttery and tender like I would have preferred. The rolls were ok but the tempura they leave under a heat lamp so it doesn't taste as fresh as it could be. \n\nI don't know if I would choose this sushi place over the several options around. But for a cheap and convenient all you can eat place it's a decent choice.
__label__0 I've been here three times. Each time I've gone, the sushi bar will \"lose\" part/most of my order. (My first round I usually order two things. A roll, and a bunch of eel or tuna or something...) They usually only bring me just the roll, or just the sushi. Never both. *Never* both. They just give me one, and I never see the other part.  Or --like the last time -- none of my order. \n\nThe last time I went, I was in a group of four. The other three guys in that group were on their second round. I hadn't received a single thing. I'm just sitting there, waiting. I bring it up to the waitress, she goes to \"look\" for it, returning five minutes later to refill water. (Without food, nor a single word about my order.) \n\nThe other guys were just about done, when the waitress (out of pity?) brings me *someone else's* order that they didn't wind up wanting. By this time, I had ordered at least or or five things (over the course of an hour), and not a single thing was delivered. When I asked to speak with the manager, \"the manager\" (whom I maintain was just another waitress --she was too young and too combative off the bat to be a real manager) claimed that everything had arrived to my table. \n\n\"You were given everything you ordered.\" \n\n\"Uhm... no I haven't.\" \n\nRest of the table: \"LOL, no he hasn't! He hasn't received a single plate of food he's ordered!\"\n\n\"Yes you did. We have the ticket!\" \n\n\"Then why am I hungry after an hour? Why would I bother you about this at an AYCE restaurant, if I had --in fact-- eaten? That doesn't make any sense!\" (This detail still perplexes me, to this day.)\n\nThe \"manager\" left in a huff, never to return. \n\nWe had to leave around then, to be on time for plans we had later in the evening. I paid the bill in full, and left hungry. I'm *still* mad about that, to be honest. \n\nThis place is popular, but there are better places in town.
__label__1 My experience at Yama sushi was okay. I've had much better sushi at Sushi Mon \n(AYCE). It seemed like we were bothering the server by just ordering. I would have been upset if we had paid over $23. We ordered 9 rolls, and i can honestly say I only liked 2 out of the 9. Needless to say we won't be returning.
__label__2 I've been here twice. The first time, we sat at the bar and had a great time. It might have just been the novelty of the place (and the fact that it had been a while since I had sushi), but my girlfriend and I had a blast, even though the service was slow.\n\nThe second time (most recent trip to Vegas), we sat at the regular tables. Water/food/any service was VERY slow. It took a while for us to order anything because of the slow service. Also, we had a hard time picking what kind of rolls we wanted because the novelty had worn off this time around. Great names for the rolls, but that's pretty much it.\n\nWe've decided that there's no need to come back to this place. Lines are long, service is slow, and the food is just mediocre. There are so many restaurants to try on and off the Strip that I don't see a need to re-visit a mediocre spot.
__label__2 3.5 star.\n\nAfter hearing from some people that liked Yama better than Goyemon, I just had to taste it for myself.  When we arrived on a Thursday evening, the restaurant was packed.  We initially sat at the bar since we didn't have time to wait for a table.  But as soon as a table opened up, she asked if we still want a table and we quickly said yes.\n\nPros:  The Super white tuna, big clam, salmon, and hamachi kama were awesome.  AYCE is a bit cheaper than Goyemon \nCons: Scallop wasn't fresh, mackerel wasn't as good, and 2 order limit on the mochi icecream.\n\nVerdict:  Yama is decent, but Goyemon is still the reigning champ in my book.
__label__4 BEST SUSHI IN TOWN. In love with their fire crackers . You definitely get your money's worth and AYCE is the cheapest I've found for this quality of food . Service is extremely quick for the amount of business they have . I have always had to wait for a table and I'm one of the most impatient people ever ... And when I say I don't mind waiting for this place it shows how good it is .\n\nThey also just expanded and made their place larger so it has slimmed down the wait times a bit but I highly recommend their AYCE\n\nThe only negative point I could give is that the seats are Packed so tightly together that it can be a little uncomfortable especially during their busiest hours on the weekends and most nights
__label__1 Terrible service. There was a reason why I didn't tip the server and before I left, she stopped me and asked me why I didnt pay tip. Seriously?\n\nOkay food. \n\nTry Blue Fin instead
__label__3 This is my favorite AYCE sushi place in Vegas. Quick turnover rate. Good selection of sushi and non-sushi items. No real time limit. I almost always order the sashimi salad and short ribs. You can also have the salad with the sauce on the side. My friends do that in order to keep the sauce for dipping other sushi in. Personally, I just like being the one to decide how much sauce I want in my salad. I've been here a handful of times already, and I'll likely continue going.
__label__3 Love this place! Would give it a 5star if service was a bit better. Usually go here once a month. You can't beat all you can eat sushi for $25. Food quality has always been great. Not once have we had something we didn't like. \n\nUsually pretty busy. Always packed for lunch and dinner! It can get a bit noisy with all the people.
__label__1 What happened Yama? Your quality took a nose dive off a cliff into a heap of mediocrity and bad sushi rice. \n\nI used to love this place and made a point to come here every time I visited Vegas. For  under $30, AYCE sushi rolls is tough to top, and I guess something had to finally give at Yama. The quality truly is noticeably worse and the rolls are now stuffed with a higher rice to fish ratio. To make matters worse, even the sushi rice quality seemed to have declined as both the texture and flavor are subpar. \n\nOn prior visits, I would have given Yama four stars, but based on my most recent visit, I can't give it more than two. Hopefully, they bounce back and I can edit this review later.
__label__1 So dirty, super greasy menu. Dirty plates. Food was bad. Bad interior. Very bad overall experience. I'm just being honest.
__label__1 This counter inside Macys I needs to train their employees a little better. I went into the store to get a few items for my freelance kit. A nice young lady helped me with the products and the person behind the counter is where my experience went down hill.. The nice young lady put my things behind the counter and I continued to browse to see if I wanted anything else while she applied makeup to someone else. When I was done I waited in line to pay for my things and when it was my turn the person behind the counter had an nasty attitude as if I was not going to buy anything. ( I was dressed in my work uniform)  I asked about a future collection that knew was coming out  and the person acted as if  they knew nothing so I'm like I already know it's coming out you don't have to lie. After that I asked for another item to add and when they thought that was all I was purchasing the attitude was even nastier. They were even talking and laughing with someone at the other counter while I was asking about a product. Then when I said all those other things are mine as well the whole attitude changed after I purchased over 200 dollars... I felt like I was be discriminated against by this person. If I didn't really need the products for a project I would have left them right there. I will never go back to this one again!!! The pro shop is way better it is busy but the customer service way better
__label__3 In order to beat the traffic and get back to Las Vegas in time to celebrate New Year's Eve, we drove all night beginning at 11:00 p.m. on December 30th from Qualcomm Stadium in San Diego after attending the Holiday Bowl football game.  Including a stop in Redlands to load our car with clothes and other essentials, it was 5:50 a.m. as we arrived back in Vegas, and we were both uncharacteristically hungry for breakfast.  So, we diverted slightly off I-15 to this Blueberry Hill.\n\nOnce inside, I ordered a Graveyard Special Bonanza Breakfast of 2 extra-large eggs prepared sunny side up, along with 2 strips of bacon, Hash Browns, and a homemade Blueberry Muffin.  The restaurant was accommodating, because Diane got her Hash Browns extra crispy, while mine arrived normal as ordered.  My eggs were prepared perfectly, because the yolks ran beautifully with just a nudge from one fork tine.  And, while Diane loved her Hot Chocolate with Whipped Cream but felt that her slices of bacon were too crisp, I thought my bacon strips were just fine and quite tasty as is.\n\nMy homemade, just out of the oven Blueberry Muffin with butter slathered on it was so scary good that it was worth the price of the meal alone.  In order to stretch a good thing, I took half of the large muffin home, and it tasted almost as good after being subjected to the microwave the next day.
__label__1 Typical diner food. Not bad not good. Egg and I is a much better breakfast place. I had classic eggs Benedict and hash browns. Nothing really blew our socks off. Husband had turkey and dressing. Little on the dry side. Gravy was bland.
__label__4 I'm a native salvadorean by birth, and these pupusas reminded me of the ones I used to have while growing up in my native land. Rich in flavor, and perfectly prepared. I loved them so much the first time I tried them that I returned to the restaurant 3 times! I've been having one for breakfast daily and ignored looking at my scale daily! Well worth it and delicious. You need to try this place...I never give a 5 to restaurants and because of the service they should be getting a 4 (the waitresses were moody and slightly rude, plus stingy with the condiments that go with the pupusas!!) - BUT because I loved the pupusas so much, I ignored the service. :)
__label__4 We went here for a wedding reception. The food and drinks were excellent. I had the stuffed salmon with mashed potatoes and my man got the steak. Both were delicious!!!!! The restaurant was dark and quiet very nice for a romantic dinner away from the strip. I met the owner in the restroom, she was very nice and friendly :)
__label__3 Awesome mediterranean food!!! athens fries are yummm!! and the rice pudding definitely a must-have! the chicken kabobs were also pretty good! the helpings are pretty large though.. btw, love the ambience too!
__label__4 Great Ambiance, went strictly for the Hooka and the booze. Comfortable lounge and eclectic music. Waiters and waitresses were very friendly and knowledgeable. Great for small groups.
__label__0 No stars would be more like it. Management is BAD BAD BAD !!\nWe will NEVER return. \nI don't care how good the food is, BAD PEOPLE !!
__label__4 Make your way over to paymons once and you'll be hooked. Stiff drinks and tasty mediterranean dishes await you. Make youre u get the ice base on your hookah. it burns all night long! \nDont forget tuesdays are local nights and select appeitzers are half off!
__label__4 I love Paymon's. During the summer they have the best cold cucumber soup! So delicious. The chicken curry, hummus, dolmas, lentil soup are all satisfying... I think I am going to go there tomorrow for happy hour! Yay!
__label__3 Those Athens fries are the REAL DEAL. I would just come here to eat fries actually and wouldn't have a problem with it. --So I HIGHLY recommend coming here. Oh and also they have hookah right next door if you're interested ;) Why not?\n\nI had a nice safe choice--a gyro. Great tasting lamb meat and not overdone with the mixture of spices and sauce. (I'm also noting that the last time I had a gyro it was a crappy food truck one in SF) so Yes. It's legit here.
__label__2 We were in the area and decided to grab a bite to eat here. \n\nOn Weds, 5-9 they do customer appreciation with 25% off your entire bill. I didn't know that, just went on the day by chance! \n\nThe fiance and I shared several things. \n\nCold cucumber yogurt soup - the serving was good and it was nice and cooling. It wasn't very cucumber-y though still decent. I liked the crushed nuts and raisins in it. \n\nKoobideh plate- it was a bit dry, but the seasoning was pleasant on it. If only it wasnt overcooked it would have been tasty town. Rice, grilled tomato pepper and salad were standard, but good. \n\nCombination platter - the hummus I liked a lot, tsatziki and tabouli was good, the babaganoush was a bit too smokey, stuffed grape leaves were standard, their falafel was really crispy if you like it that way and their fries had a pretty yummy seasoning on them and were crisp yet soft inside still.\n\nThe portions were really generous. The koobideh came with twice was much meat as most places. Overall I enjoyed the food here even though there were a few execution misses, but I would eat here again. I used to go to the Sahara location quite a bit when I first moved to Vegas, but it's been a minute.\n\nThe thing that made the experience a bit less was the service. I'm a pretty forgiving judge on servers, but we didn't get drink refills and our server was often not in the dining room to flag down. I got a to-go box from a busser. When we asked for the check, she went to check out on other tables, took a table behind us order and then realized she didn't bring it and went to get it. We were gonna pay with card, but realized she wasn't anywhere again so we just paid with cash between us so we can go. I can wait for food, but when I'm trying to leave is the only time I get a bit impatient with being held hostage. \n\nThe experience is exactly 3 stars, pretty middle of the road. I may try it again though at the Sahara location as I'm rarely ever down here.
__label__1 I'm probably at between 1 and 2 stars but I guess I'll round up since I've never seen any bug or so enter my apartment (I was on the 7th floor) and I'll try to be very very unbiased here but if you want to the sweet short version:\n\nWouldn't recommend. Can absolutely find better for a lower price. Please do me a favor and rent elsewhere.\n\nThe long version (it's going to be really really long, but informative):\n\n1) Location is great - right by UNLV. I'm a student, however, the small charges here are awful. $30 a month to park with a shade over your car, $50 additional on top of rent if you live above the 5th floor. Also, the back-end in entering the apartment tower is poorly built. if you are entering, you push. but let's say you're trying to get to the back-end from the apartment tower...it's also push. Which means you have two doors colliding all the time when people are trying to enter or exit the apartment.\n\n2) I had a deal when renting here..and didn't remember until I signed the lease why I didn't want to live here (myself included, and friends, lived here as a last resort, not by choice) and that's because at the end of your lease, rent increases by 10%. My deal though when renting here, $705 per month, so 8 months I would have coupons that deducted $200 off my rent price and the remaining 4 I would pay $985 (because I had a shade for my car $30/per month then $50/per month living above the 5th floor)\n\n3) To do laundry, you need a laundry card. Weird because when you enter the laundry room, there's a slot to insert quarters lulz. But yes, a laundry card to do laundry, per card is $10. after you load money onto this card is when you can proceed to do the actual laundry. It's weird how they dedeuct the money off your card when you get to $.50 and even worse because you can only load $2,$5,$10 and $20 bills... That's right, you cannot even load $1 bills and/or coins.\n\n4) Their lease, is ridiculous. When you sign, do beware that you CANNOT break it under any terms (my reason for this whole review) also, when you move out, you know how you have to give a month in advance? BE SURE TO DO THIS. Because if not, ON THE LEASE, it states \"if failure to do so, the lease will continue on until an additional 12 months\" ... which means, if you don't tell them you're leaving, you're bind to that apartment for an additional YEAR. \n\n5) I never understood why it was very important to know if you could break a lease. What happened with me unfortunately was that I got severely ill and had to move out of state and I was already 6 months into my lease. My co-signer, my father, was able to pay rent (hardly knew English and had to get consist help from the bf to deliver the rent because we were all out of state) and with that, therefore I was bind to my lease. Such assholes. They're smart though, getting a co-signer. But serious assholes. Because failure to pay, would ruin my dad's credit. The property managers or agents working there were no help of this situation. Sure they were symapethic but because it was \"Vegas tower management\" who had said no, it wasn't in their power or control to do anything - these people are a bunch of turd.\n\n6) Lastly, after being through everything, and reading all the reviews here, I wanted to make sure I received my security deposit back of $500. I kid you not, I spent literally 2 and a half weeks, thoroughly cleaning my apartment, even cleaning the bolt cap cover kit of my bathroom to laying newspaper around my kitchen to make sure my shoes don't leave marks after I wipe. And in the end, I did receive it but absolutely busted my ass too.\n\nSadly this place won't ever closed. They're more affordable than Las Vegas Grand and more secure than other apartments around the area.\n\nBut when getting the mail, the mailman would show me at least half the rooms are vacant...\n\nAnd now you know why.
__label__0 What a crappy place, surrounded by crappy people to have to get a health card. CLOSED for lunch as we arrived... Are you kidding me? What a racket for unnecessary government fees....
__label__1 For a long time, this was the Best Buy closest to where I worked. I ordered some movies online and opted to pick them up here, since I would go here on my lunch break anyway and I could save shipping costs.\n\nBoy, was that ever a mistake!\n\nI was on a tight schedule since it was my lunch break and all. So I rushed over here, figuring I'd run in, pick up my movies, and be on the way back to the office in no time at all.\n\nI walked up to the counter to pick up my order, all proper receipt slips in hand. They took the paper and went in the back. After several minutes of searching, NOTHING (this comes AFTER telling me online my order was FOR SURE READY.) \n\nEventually managers/supervisors got involved in the search. I stood there for OVER HALF AN HOUR (and remember I am using my lunch break!) How hard would it have been to just go get those titles off the shelf and call that my order? It would have been a much simpler, faster alternative (I ordered rather than just buy them in the store to save some money, they had some internet-only pricing deals.) \n\nCan anyone say \"incompetent?\" Unlike a lot of people on this forum, I actually LIKE Best Buy. But I will sure as hell never order anything from them again, and will never pick anything up at this particular store again! These people don't know what the hell they're doing. I'll gladly go the extra distance to a different location next time, though.
__label__2 Standard overall. Came to look at a PS3 and some games, but realized that Black Friday would produce better deals. Ended up looking around the store for CDs and DVDs. The selection is not too impressive since everything can be streamed, purchased, or downloaded now-a-days. \n\nMore than anything, Best Buy is around for nostalgia. This store does have friendly staff which are helpful in searching for items though.
__label__2 The phone department is very knowledgeable. The geek squad department  is slow and doesnt have great  customer service. They give  you unrealistic time frames and have you  wait an extra 30 minutes while they chit chat between each other in the back
__label__1 We stopped here on the way to the airport and it was pretty lame!  It was HH without a bartender - WTF? Our server was slow as a snail and got yelled at by the manager.  Also, he forgot our drinks.  And our sushi sat at the bar foreeevvverrrr before he picked it up.\n\nOur rolls had too much sauce on it and weren't cut all the way through.  UGH.
__label__1 First the pros: nice location, good ambiance, fresh fish, and excellent service. We were very well taken care of, and the waitstaff were very attentive. Now... that said, the cons? Well, for one, if a roll is too big to fit in my mouth, that's not a plus. It makes it messy to eat and it doesn't let me get a good blend of the flavors. It's bad etiquette and poor presentation. I don't fault the staff for that, as they're preparing to specifications and to the expectations of people who frequent from the strip - go big or go home.\n\nThe rolls weren't very flavorful and used the same two sauces repeatedly. Can I get some eel or ponzu sauce? The gyoza were oddly dry. I'll take the 'chase down your waitress' service in Chinatown to get good, authentic sushi. Leave the huge piles of rice that can't fit my mouth for the tourists. And my friend who was with me said that her iced tea tasted like Mio... no good. I'd give it a pass. Not terrible for a quick bite, but if you want something authentic, take off your tophat and monocle and walk into an off-strip dive.
__label__0 Horrible service. Horrible food. Don't waste your time or money!
__label__0 Lame reservation policy- needs to be 4 hours ahead or you have to just show up. I think if you have the availability you should make the res. had a small party- now they lost the business- dumb
__label__2 Excellent food but service was slow.  Sushi is good, no craft beer.  Martini made well.  Very pricey, but location it's the reason.
__label__1 The store is always stinky. It smells like death and cinnamon. They are coupon friendly, so if you're used to being around dead people who loved to chew Big Red gum, please do shop here.
__label__1 The location of this store is good (proximity wise to the strip) but I always am very aware of my surroundings when in the parking lot as there tend to be a lot of loitering from shady characters and the homeless.  Inside the store is pretty old and small, and while I go there for my basics (cereal, bread & milk) I don't know how likely I am to get items outside of that.\n\nFor the basics, the store does get it done, I just wish the inside/outside was nicer.
__label__0 Stopped in for breakfast and was not that happy. \n\nFirst, let me say that I HATE the kiosks that Jack has to place your order without a cashier. I have yet to figure out how to key in \"No Mayo\" and they don't accept coins. If your order is $5.01 prepare to get 99 cents in change back.\n\nWith that said it didn't bother me that the machine was not working and I needed to order at the counter. After some wait my order was taken.\n\nThe food was OK at best. No problems there after reminding them of the forgotten items. They might want to put a receipt on the tray and compare it to what is being served to provide people with the right food. Service was slow, but no more so than usual.\n\nI give this restaurant 1 star because it was filthy! There were more than a dozen tables in the dining room, and none had been wiped off in hours. The floor was littered with trash, as was the front counter.\n\nMore important than the mess from their current business was the build up of dirt. The walls were filthy, with sheets of lint stuck by the a/c vents. The windows were dirty, but not as dirty as the light fixtures that were layered in dust.\n\nI cringe at the thought of what the kitchen looks like, and I can safely say I never want to eat there again. I can't speak for other Jack In The Boxes, but I will think twice before walking into one.
__label__4 My first jack in the box. Great experience. Ordered at the keiosk amd got some freebirs
__label__0 My husband had to do blood work and urine sample this morning. We made an appointment on line for 6 am. He went and had great service,Unfortunately he had to bring back the urine sample later this morning. He had completed the paperwork, sample in the sealed plastic bag. \nWe returned about 8:30 am to drop off the package. The person at the front desk was plain RUDE. He should have been able to drop off the package without waiting or a smart Mouth! Instead he was told if he couldn't wait till she took care of about 20 patients he should do what ever he needed to do.\nWhy they don't have a basket next to her with a sign that's says\n \"Lab Samples only\" so no one waits or bothers that desk person. Since she has NO customer service maybe she needs to be replaced! Lots of people are looking for work.
__label__1 I use to have my boots repaired at Jova's but they increased their prices so much I stopped.  Does pretty good work but have out priced himself!\n\nThere are other Boot Repair places in Las Vegas that do just as good work at much lower prices.
__label__3 Great service and food.  We had the 2-for-$25 special and loved it.
__label__0 On occasion, I take my son to get a happy meal here. He doesn't like fries, so we either get double apple slices, or a yogurt/apple slices. This has never been a problem, until today. The manager has decided that this has to be up charged now. I don't have a problem with an extra dollar and some change. What I have a problem with is how McDonald's is discouraging healthful eating now. For many, that dollar up charge could be a big deal for families on a budget, and could discourage them from having their kids eat more heathy items. Chicken nuggets and burgers have enough fat and sodium, so why force fries down everyone's throat?  90% of people will order it \"as is\". They should not discourage the other 10%.\n\nI personally will not set foot in this establishment again, or go through it's drive-through.  I don't know if this is a corporate policy, or the franchises decision. Either way, they need to change this rediculous policy.\n\nTo top it off, they got my order wrong. Luckily I always double check my order before I leave, since this place gets it wrong 50% of the time.\n\nGet it together McDonald's.
__label__2 Went here back in may 2011... Pretty damn good donuts, reminds me of a donut shop that used to be open in my old stomping grounds. selection was limited at the time i went here but the 4 kinds i had were awesome. will return when im like 40 ... if ever
__label__0 Just came back from Vegas.  And I almost missed my flight on my way home so I just need to warn other people here about Gray Line.\nOn Jan 17, I made dozens of calls to reserve my return and the line was always busy.  Because I couldn't wait in line for more than 15 minutes.   kept calling from 7pm until 10pm.  Finally I got back to my hotel room and reached someone after 45 minute phone waiting.\nOn Jan 18, the scheduled driver didn't show up on my reserved time and I was waiting at chilly hotel outside with my cell phone for 15 minutes to reach the dispatcher.  And she told me the driver would need another 10-15 minutes to come.  When I told her their driver would be half an hour late, she was very mean to say it was only 15 minute which was normal.\nEventually the driver still didn't come at next 15 minute and I was almost giving up because the time was so close to my flight time.\nBefore I went for the cab, there was another Gray Line bus dropping some customers to my hotel from airport.  The driver was initially refusing to pick me up because I was not in his schedule.  After begging with him with my almost flight, he was finally willing to pick me up to the airport with few more stops of passenger pickup.\nThere was only 15 minute left when I rushed to gate and fortunately caught my flight.
__label__1 I'm not quite sure what all the fantastical chatty chat is all about. It's ok Mexican food, I've been there three times & have yet to have an orgasmic south of the border experience.  They do fork over the chips & salsa which is a plus, but the salsa is a lil on the ratty side in my personal opinion.\n\nMaybe being from California I'm spoiled with fabuloso pintos?  I most likely won't be going back, I'll just wait until I go to CA.
__label__2 A clean, well-lit place to stay up all night and smoke meth with the townies. I'm dead serious.
__label__3 This place is a great place to help your kids get started on just about instrument. I would recommend this studio for any budding music learners!
__label__4 A truly independent spirit!   As all of the other small mom and pop stores falter all around our hero/owner Ralph....he ( year after year ) stands triumphant amongst the rubble.\n\nWhy you ask?  Well, in my opinion....sticking to his guns, an original vision.  Walking into to Alternate Reality you realize it lives up to it's name. Meaning, the mainstream takes the backseat.  Sure they carry the regular Superhero comics and action figures but......the whole front of this RAD shop is dedicated to independent comics and books from smaller publishing houses.  It's very impressive.\n\nTo anyone that's a cynic when it comes to comics.....you should go, and randomly pick something up, give it a try.  It'll be the first time you realize that comics aren't only about capes and tights.\n\nOh, and there's usually really great music floating through the air.
__label__4 I have been to Alternate Reality twice now and each of my visits were awesome. On my second visit yesterday Ralph the owner was working and he is a very nice and knowledgeable guy. \n\nI really like AR because you can tell the shop takes a lot of pride in itself. It is always clean and everything is very accessible and organized. Although, sometimes I can't reach things on the top shelves because I'm short, hee hee! But that's okay, I've never had a problem asking for help to get something that's way over my head. :)\n\nThe two times I've been I went directly here for a specific comic and found both easily! \n\nI love their selection and the location. I really can't give enough accolades to this particular comic book store. Highly recommend!
__label__3 yum!!!  i actually ordered cran-slam club... it was good, but i did find the turkey a bit dry...  but my cousins ordered capastrami and the bobbie... so of course i had to take a bite of their sandwiches... the bobbie was soooo yummy!!!!  having tasted my sandwich, i have to say that it's the stuffing that makes the bobbie so yummy and not so dry!!!!  and capastrami was also very good!!!\n\njust found out there's a capriottis in beverly hills...i can't wait to go there and order the bobbie!!!
__label__2 Delicious Philly/Delaware style subs.  Capriottis has been a favorite of mine since spending summers in my youth in the PA/DE/MD Tri-State area.  The story of Capriottis coming west to Las Vegas is a great American Success story.\n\nI have spent all my time at another Capriottis location when in Las Vegas, and on this day I gave the shop on Paradise a shot.  The food was good not great, the sandwich was carelessly made and the store was not exactly clean.  I still recommend to anyone to eat here, but I am throwing it out for the owner to put a little more scrutiny on this location.
__label__4 Must always make a detour here every time!!\n\nThis location is open 24 hours so got two 20\" Capastrami cut in half to take home as souvenirs for friends waiting at home. That's how we roll.\n\nA day later, heated up, still great!
__label__3 Truly.....  \n\nThe shortest review ever.....\n\nOne word........\n\nCapistrami!!!  \n\nBe sure to get it with extra sauce!!!  Also get the BIG one just in case you want more!!!\n\nIt's their Vegas location... can't go wrong with it!\n\nmmmmm..... that was a delicious late breakfast!!!!!
__label__0 The sandwiches were good. The service was horrible. We placed an order at a location that wasn't this one... The wrong number was given on line. When we went to pick up order here... they made us go to the other restaurant to pick up the order at the other location. What kind of customer service is this??? We are on vacation... we had to get our car out of valet parking and drive to the other place. What was supposed to be a cheap and easy transaction turned into a total hassle.
__label__3 This place knows subs!!!  We went here at the recommendation of a friend and so glad we made the trek from the strip to give this place a try.  Since we had never been before, we went with 2 of the signature subs.  My friend got the Italian and I got the Roast Beef.  Both were packed with tons of delicious meats and really fresh veggies.  The Italian has a good mix of premium italian meats which were not too salty. \nFor the Roast Beef, I got all of the fixins' to include sweet peppers, onions, italian seasoning and oil & vinegar.  The roast beef was shredded which was a nice touch over your standard sliced meat at other sub shops.  \n\nIn writing this review, I just found out there's one in Encino so I can't wait to try it out when I get back home!  \n\nGood stuff here!
__label__1 So I'm not use to do bad reviews but... We have always excellent times in rum runner the bartender Darryl is a great guy ! But the last time of we been there order 2 simple stuff and I indicate the girl to take the food orders \"no tomato in my good I have allergy to that\"  my food quesadilla and fries come 35 minutes after quesadillas full of tomato... And her just take the food and leave don't let me any time to request a change or anything! I love the place as bar but the food service sucks! \n\nThe picture of I place there are of other visit because we go all time there :/
__label__0 This is the worst property management company ever! I paid my rent 3-6 months in advance. Yet, to my astonishment they posted a 5-day notice TO Pay Rent or Quit on my door while I was out of town. When I called to question it turned out the notice was for some additional balance, which they failed to inform me about, on my account due to them hiring a company to pull imaginable weeds in my front yard.HORRIBLE COMPANY! After I explained the manager that they could not just charge me some fees without my agreement to them, NOT inform me about them and just put a 5-day notice on my door for not paying the rent?! It did not even make any sense since my rent was prepaid for another 2 months! The manager didn't care whatsoever.\n\nThank goodness I came back the last day and took care of the notice through court! What if I was gone for longer than that and would have come back home later to find out that they would have vacated me?!?!?! \n\nI wish there was an option to give 0 stars!
__label__2 I understand some people aren't happy with FirstService Residential however,  there is a rental department that is separate. FirstService Residential itself does not handle rentals.
__label__0 One of the most unprofessional companies to deal with. The HOA due was cashed, yet they mailed my mother in law a missed payment letter. Now she has to provide proof that they cashed the check.
__label__4 Great service and great prices if you have one of the fuel programs they accept and they will waive handling fees with purchase.
__label__3 We wanted to go to the pasta shop, but when we got there we found it closed -maybe for good. Based on reviews from other Yelpers we decided to try this. Much different ambiance than the pasta shop bur there was a nice waiter who looked like a cross between John waters and Johnny Depp. They had several specials as well as an extensive menus and the waiter said they could make things like fettucine Alfredo. My husband opted for that and I had lobster ravioli. The meals came with salad or soup although you had to pay extra to upgrade to Caesar salad. The salads were great and quite big. The meals were also delicious although the salad plus the entree was too much food. Our total bill was $60 which seemed like a fair price.  If your are looking for some place to eat off the strip and the pasta shop is still closed try Sergios.
__label__4 Me and a friend went here for dinner after he lost a bet on the pool table. The place was very quiet and not busy at all because it was fairly late on a week night. Service was fantastic but the food was phenomenal. I certainly would recommend it and had no complaints at all except my friend who was a bit sore from losing the bet, I am sure my meal tasted better since it was free. Haha.
__label__4 this place looks cool, but its now closed. Sadness i never got to experience it
__label__0 Never rent from this Avis. The Operations Manager is a sloppy blonde, with a really bad attitude. Absolutely appalling customer service. I'm not sure who decided she was a good fit for being in charge, but they should strongly consider a more personable candidate for this position. She obviously didn't want to be there, and had no interest in servicing customers. Go down the way to Enterprise. Don't waste your money at this Avis. If you must rent with Avis, cab to the one on Las Vegas Blvd, cause the lady who runs this one is seriously past her expiration date...
__label__0 AVIS is the WORST. Terribly high prices and they don't even care about lowering their price when you find a competitor is lower (which is all competitors it looks like). Booked days in advance so we chose the pay now option since it was cheaper. When we found an option on Alamo which was HALF the cost and cancelled they charged us $25. If we had chosen the pay later option (at the airport) we wouldn't have been charged. Contacted customer service and they didn't care. We are never renting from Avis ever again and neither should you.
__label__3 First to review? \n\nLocated next to Metro Pizza, this store has been around for years. Since there is no Fresh & Easy in my immediate area, I've had to find a replacement for my fresh produce. This location is super convenient to my workplace. It's hardly every busy (a few other customers, maybe a handful) so parking is easy, as well as checkout. Yesterday, I got packs of kiwi, peaches, a pkg. of celery, 3 pound bag of apples, a bunch of bananas for $12.05. I've been coming here more lately since F & E is closed and sometimes it's hit or miss with the 99 cents only store. \n\nClean, fully stocked, and doesn't disappoint. I noticed two people working last night, one cashier, and one stocking.
__label__0 You would have to be white or be with a white person to get good service around here.  I felt a racial tension when I was here last.
__label__0 Carpet has intense odor of beer/other things spilled on it.  If you like microwave frozen food, you'll love it here.  There's something \"going on\" in this place, like if I found out that there was 400 pounds of marijuana in the basement, it wouldn't surprise me. I think this is a hang out for local residents that are not allowed in casinos.
__label__1 The restaurant was rated by Restaurant.com and Yelp by many people as having the \"best fish & chips in Las Vegas,\" which is in no way the truth.  I ordered the fish and chips, which came with baked beans and \"fresh\" peas, and my friend ordered a lamb stew with yorkshire pudding.  Sounds tasty, huh?  Keep reading...  \n\nWell, the fish was NOT seasoned at all.  Although the crust was crunchy, the cod fillet was drenched in grease.  Next, the baked beans were flavorless and obviously canned.  Finally,  my peas tasted like they were once frozen, but they had an old, dry and starchy taste.  They, too were not seasoned at all.  In the end, if you like fried fish, I would recommend FRESHLY prepared Long John SIlvers to this...OR even visiting the \"hole in the wall\" in Northtown called Marios Market (MLK/Lake Mead).  The catfish there is AMAZING and made with love.\n\nNow, my friend ordered the lamb stew prepared in a yorkshire pudding bowl.  Would you believe the stew was NOT lamb, but BEEF (my friend is a trained chef...he knows!)  ANYONE who eats lamb can recognise its distinctive, slightly gamey flavor).   And when it arrived at the table in the yorkshire pudding bowl, the stew was cool inside the bowl...as if the \"chef\" hadn't microwaved it long enough.  Really?!  How long had THAT been sitting around!  Even the yorkshire pudding was soggy and old, like it was made a few days ago.\n\nSo, when we informed the waitress that the stew contained beef instead of lamb, she trotted off, frustrated, and returned 15 minutes later and said...\"Yep...the chef says it's lamb.  YOU can SAY it's beef all day long...but I'M TELLING you it's lamb.\"  When I asked her if she had ever eaten lamb before, she responded \"No...I don't like stuff like that.  But the chef told me the stew was made with lamb.\"  Hmmm.\n\nThe waitress then grew rude and condescending, as if she was exasperated by our inquiries.  At least she replaced my friend's \"lamb\" stew with a dry, overcooked steak sandwich, which was again unseasoned.  Some \"chef\" they have at the Crown & Anchor, huh?!\n\nWhat's most disappointing about my experience at the Crown & Anchor British Pub was that I'd been wanting to visit this place for some time now.  I love fish and chips, and I've seen theirs touted as being so delicious.  Hogwash!  They must be paying people to post those comments.\n\nI would NEVER go there again...or recommend any friend to do so either.  It was a 2 on a scale of 1-10.  What a waste of time and money.
__label__1 Giving this place an extra star because our server was really sweet. We came with a large group of about 15 people and they sat us in the upstairs area next to a foreboding \"Max. Occupancy: 9\" sign. Luckily, we all survived the experience, but the service was exceptionally slow and the food was pretty disappointing. I thought you could never go wrong with fish & chips at a British pub, but mine didn't have any flavor at all. The server felt bad that we had to wait so long so she brought us all plates of \"chip butties\" which are just french fries on a buttered roll. Don't knock it til you try it... that was actually better than most of our meals.\n\nThis place does seem fun as a bar since they had Monday night football on and people were very into it.
__label__3 Excellent green curry and everything else was tasty. Portions are small... Location is so central and easy to find. Don't be scared by the strip mall appearance.
__label__1 I'm not sure what to rate it... Everything was so sweet. I love Pad Thai and there Pad Thai was just not doing it. For the price I paid for it was decent I guess I just thought it would be better because of all the good reviews I heard about it. I feel like I just had a sugar rush. And the waitress which I can't blame, was the only one there left our glass empty and did not even refill it. I couldn't drink the Thai tea anymore! It was sweet as well\n\nThe atmosphere and ambience was nice and relaxing.
__label__1 I really wanted to like this place, I have liked several of Wolf Gang Pucks other restaurants, but I was quite underwhelmed.   I ordered the 12 dollar Cesar salad to start, the slad was very plain, lettuce croutons and dressings.  The dressing was overly sour for my taste.  My husband had the white bean soup, it was very very bland.  I had the Penne Pasta Carbonara, Smoked Bacon, English Peas, Mint, Black Pepper.  The bacon was really mushy and fatty, the sauce tasted just like any white sauce I could buy in a bottle.  I was really hoping the dish was going to be awesome but I didnt even eat half of it.  \n\nAnother member of our party ordered the House Made Thick Noodle Pasta alla 'Quattro Passi', Sausage Bolognese, Cream, Basil, Parmesan.  His exact words were, \"this isnt bad, but I can make hamburger helper that tastes the same\"  Not a good sign!\n\nMy husband had the pepperoni pizza, you cant really go wrong there!  I wouldnt go back to this location, but like I said I do like his other restaurants.
__label__3 We arrived around 9:00PMish on a Saturday and there was a 2 minute wait.  We were greeted and seated promptly.  I was sitting on the booth side which unfortunately was sprinkled with the crumb\"age\" from a bread stick.  Once we opened the menu, we discovered nice Italian dishes with Italian and English Menu descriptions.  We had the Bucatini, Linguine with Clams, Seafood Risotto, and American Kobe.  ALL 4 dishes were delicious!  We also had the calamari with a parsley dipping sauce.  The bread with the white bean dipping sauce and tapanade was also very good.  Pricing was a little better than expected for what they offered. The service...EXCELLENT!  my water didn't go empty and they were very attentive.  Our server was very knowledgeable and friendly and did a good job of surprising our Mom with a comp birthday cheesecake dessert. YUM! I wouldn't mind eating here again.
__label__2 Traveling with friends is about making a series of compromises and since I was going to get my way on our third day in Sin City, I had to be good for the other two days. Day 1 ended with dinner at Lupo by Wolfgang Puck.\n\nI halfheartedly tried to talk my friends out of this place because based on the reviews, I expected mediocre food at best at $$$ prices. I don't mind spending money on food (au contraire, most of my discretionary income goes to eating out), but I want good food in return. Living in NY has made me very spoiled (as if I wasn't bad enough before) and the prospect of spending money on subpar food made me grouchy, but I swallowed my complaints because I knew we were all making sacrifices at one point or another for each other. \n\nI dislike going to celebrity restaurants where a chef owns a several restaurants because I *know* there is no way that they could possibly manage and visit each one on a regular basis. I feel that they're simply selling their name. This certainly is the case with Wolfgang Puck and with Lupo.\n\nWe received two very long breadsticks and two different kinds of dips (white bean and a black olive tapenade) for the sticks. Although I enjoyed the flavor of the white bean dip, it was way too runny as none of the dip clung to the breadstick. In order to get the flavor of the dip, I had to let the bread soak the dip, which then made the bread mushy. The dip needs to be thicker, more like a spread, rather than watery like soup.\n\nI ordered linguine alla vongole (linguine with clams) because I love this dish in general. It was $26 ~ the typical price point I expect for an upscale restaurant. I received was a Vegas-sized platter of food. I was only expecting half as much food (indeed, even if they had only given me half, I would have thought that it was a generous serving). The food was a sad disappointment. The clams were overcooked. I would have preferred the pasta to be a little more al dente. And the sauce made from olive oil was way too runny (like the dips). The quality of the food is entirely unworthy of an upscale restaurant.\n\nThe desserts, however, were quite delightful. We ordered the 15 layer chocolate cake with gelato and the tiramisu. The 15-layer cake made of 15 very thin layers of milk chocolate and dark chocolate cake. It had a very good chocolate flavor and richness. The tiramisu wasn't quite the traditional tiramisu as there wasn't as much lady fingers and far more mousse. It was more a tiramisu mousse, but it was lovely and light. We polished off the desserts with much gusto. \n\nExcept for the superlative desserts, I would rate the food as 2 *s. Lupo gets another star from me because of the service. Seriously, the service at Lupo was absolutely incredible and it was one of the best service experience that I've ever had. They were absolutely correct in everything (served from the left and removed from the right); water was discreetly and miraculously refilled without drawing our attention; a beautiful synchronous harmony of waiters, bussers, and runners working together to create a masterpiece of a posh elegant dining experience. Too bad the food didn't match the level of expertise and care given to us by the staff.
__label__2 Food was good but nothing out of the ordinary.  A little greasy.  Would not make a point of coming back
__label__4 My boyfriend and I went here for dinner because we were staying at Mandalay Bay and I am glad we did! We were seated right away and the service was very attentive. To start we ordered bruschetta which was a generous portion and delicious and fresh.  I had gnocchi in a bolognese sauce which was amazing. My boyfriend got the pepperoni pizza which was good but he liked the gnocchi more.  The server also suggested a bottle of Berringer wine which was very good.  The menu online doesn't have prices which made me skeptical at first but the prices are on the menu in the restaurant and run around $15-$30 per entree.  Very good!!
__label__3 Nice people inside, basically just a normal gas station/mart. Only thing thats lame is thats its on a corner so its more difficult to get out of with traffic! Loves it though!!
__label__1 Meh.\nI had first heard about Buffalo Exchange when returning from Santa Barbara the week before and dissapointed I missed out.\nSeeing as their is one in Vegas, hopes back up for scoring designer goods on the cheap.\nWalking in, all hope demolished. \nThis is exactly the same thing as Plato's Closet which I detest.\nNothing but clothes that no one would want, service non caring. \nTons of people waiting to be told that either all their clothes are no good and they waited a few hours for nothing, or that they will offer you $3 for a cashmere sweater if you are lucky.\nI glanced around, saw nothing good whatsoever and know know not to bother coming to any of their locations.
__label__0 Ok so I was in need of some quick cash & this place was only 15 minutes away from work. So I loaded up a suit case & an extra bag of unwanted or barely used items & went there right after work. First impressions are everything & this place was not impressionable at all. It smelled of stail cigaret & old clothing. The employees working there did not fit working in that place. Or maybe they did, very snobby, blank face, acted above it all. \"Um... Please ladies, take a look around you?\" Strange considering this place looked worse than a thrift store. I still thought for sure I would make at least $20-$40 bucks. HaAh! Yeah right! I had a Calvin Klein sweater & vest in great condition just no longer my size, a neat Obama sequined tee, several pairs of cutsie earings, & a only worn twice beaded sandals. Not to mention a few misc. items that were great for everyday use. I just didn't need these items because I have so much already. The girl was very pleasant, took out my items one by one &  examined them, but had a blank face expression. After all this she only wanted to buy an old ruggedly leather belt for $4.98. NOT $5.00! Only $4.98! I chuckled, said fine, only to cover the gas expense it cost me to go out of my way.  Not sure what they're looking for because I saw some of the stuff they had on the wrack. It all looked old. & the clerk called my stuff old. MY STUFF WAS FAIRLY NEW & in great condition! For some reason I felt embarrassed. I walked out feeling as though I had a tail & it was tucked very far between my legs. Needless to say I went straight to good will & donated the rest of my stuff. Of course the shoes I'll just give to my mother. After everything I told mysefl, \"what did I expect, look at the area this place is located?\" Yeah just because it's across from the university don't mean shit.
__label__1 I'm a fan of the 99 Cents Only chain. This location is not necessarily one that I'd return to.\n\nPros: the entire parking lot slopes into the entrance so you can wheel the cart to and from the store at any angle. They had 3 or 4 cashiers going, so lines went quickly. Also found some damn large Rubbermaid containers in sets of 2. They were 5.2 cups each I believe.\n\nCons: no bathrooms. Only store I've ever seen that has \"permanently closed\" the bathrooms to customers. Also was lacking in inventory, specifically the Brown and Serve sausages and the roach poison pellets that we were expressly searching for. We had to go to the store on Tropicana to get these items.\n\nShape up, guys.
__label__3 Really can't complain. We booked this place frantically because there weren't any rooms available anywhere else during EDC weekend. \n\nThe people at the front desk are really attentive and helpful. The rooms are decent sized. It has a decent pool. They have an open bar during their happy hour which is nice. No premium liquors of course. The restaurant inside serves a complimentary custom order breakfast for guests with their room key. \n\nIf you're in dire need of a room in Vegas, this isn't a bad place to stay. Its not too far from the strip and there were plenty of parking spaces available. Its also very conveniently across the street from the Hard Rock Hotel if you need to gamble late night.
__label__1 Be forewarned: they are very heavy in their sauces, and you can order light sauce. This would have been helpful to us if we had known before hand. \n\nWith that being said, this place was a disappointment.  It's Italian food with upscale pricing, but low scale food quality. I've never been to an Italian restaurant where they serve prepackaged butter with their bread sticks. The food was covered in their sauce, and it looks like you received a bowl of sauce. They do serve a lot of food, and we were like every table there: taking food home in a container. \n\nThe ambiance was very dark and loud. Dress ranged from formal to tshirt casual. The staff was very friendly, though. \n\nIn the end, I don't think I'd make another visit here on my next Vegas trip.
__label__3 Food is great as is the service.  The restaurant is large so there is usually no wait.  This is a great family spot.  Give it a try.
__label__2 Make it a 3 plus, actually.  I had a Cuban sandwich (roast pork, ham, swiss cheese and pickles on a roll) and a mamey milkshake.  The sandwich tasted homemade--like something my grandmother might have made (even though she was English, not Cuban), with tender, well-done roast pork.  The mamey shake was a little bland, but never having had mamey before, I had to try it.  I assume that's the way mamey is, and it was soothing and cooling, so the bland wasn't a total negative.  Think sort of an apricot-peach-tropical shake that is meant to be good for you, and you have an idea how it tastes.  Service was fine, but I was the only customer in the place.  I'd try this place a second time when I have a bigger appetite.
__label__4 Great Place to Eat.. Native New Yorker and I thought I was home with Mom.. Puerto Rican and Cuban food very similar.. Highly Recommend. .
__label__0 Let me start by saying the guys what moved us were great but the owner had the worst customer service in the world. Rid coming from someone in the service industry. \n\nThe movers where on time and came with the right size truck. When they came into the house they said I had more stuff than just a 2 person job and they were going to call and get 1-2 more guys. When they went to the truck they found the back to be locked and the owner had the key with her. After the movers having words with the lady I got on the phone to talk with her and she proceeded to tell me that I lied about all my stuff. I told her 3 times over the 3 phone calls how much stuff I had. She had even written it down on the estimate sheet I signed. She was not very attentive to the customer. She then told me that because the truck was locked I would have to reschedule my move or wait for and hour for her to get out there and I unlock the door. I told her we needed to move and she needed to get out there to unlock the door. She then told me that her guys could start moving my things and just set them behind the truck. She wanted my things to be pit on the side of the road like garbage because her guys needed to do something. I told her they can do that but I was not paying for that time they were moving my things until the first piece was on the truck. She told me she would be there in 45 min. \n\nU never received a follow up call to see if everything as ok or if I was happy with her service. Well I will tell u only thing good about then ate the hard working guys the work about 12 hours a day with no days off because the owner is just greedy!
__label__4 hobby got the gyro bowl $7.87, I got the chicken Shawerma wrap with fries and a drink $8.25. Fries taste great, try the fries sauce. it's interesting. my chicken shawerma has some garlic sauce and tahini sauce.  it was the best compare to Filfila Mediterranean Cafe or  Kyklos Gyro.  Even it's not as big as the Kyklos Gyro, you can order the gyro bowl (either chicken or the beef lamb gyro), rice are delicious (maybe cook with gravy from the gyro). Honey cannot finish all the rice from his combo.  Definitely will come again.
__label__2 This is for 3.5 stars. I really wanted mediterranean food and since this is on the way home from work, I stopped here on friday night for takeout. I ordered the chicken schewarma pita sandwich and two pieces of falafel (@ 99 cents each). The guy at the counter was cordial but not enthusiastic, kinda felt like he was getting through the last part of the day. I waited for my food; it was a short wait. There were two other parties in the dining area, which was nice. From the outside, it looks really small, but on the inside, it's a square-shaped space, and nicely decorated. Located across from UNLV, in the largest strip mall, with various other restaurants such as the Lunchbox. Another customer for takeout was behind me. I noticed that for yelpers who check-in, you get a free piece of baklava. If you're a UNLV student, you get a free drink when you show your ID. \n\nI went home and couldn't wait to devour it. I let my husband have a bite of each (he's on a weight maintenance plan) and he liked it. He's never had this type of food. I did like the food- the pita was soft, the tahini sauce tasted good, but the chicken tasted like it was charred (think charcoal), and I couldn't shake it. I've been particularly sensitive lately to certain things, maybe it was an off day, I don't know. I really wanted to like this place. I thought it was me. And when I had the falafel, I also got the same charred taste, but I also noticed that it was slightly burned, too. My favorite place for mediterranean is all the way in Summerlin (Sultan's Grill), which is far away from our area, so I thought I'd try a convenient place. I would try this place again, maybe get a plate next time. Plus, my husband's never had mediterranean food so it be worth trying again.
__label__2 Food was okay, but expected better.  We were the last customers in on a weekday and we finished before closing time, but we felt rushed.  Overall experience wasn't very pleasant.
__label__4 Some of the best chicken fingers in Las Vegas if not anywhere. They are huge, made in house and you get a ton (easily shareable). This is no joke, go now and get an order. It won't cost you but like $8 and will be glad you did. They have other food too and it is all well above average for a bar.
__label__2 If you are a Vikings fan... this is the bar for you.  I'm not but my husband is.  (Go Giants!) The bar itself is filled with Minnesota pictures, sports memorabilia and food.  You can smoke in the entire restaurant so it has that certain smell.   \n\nAs far as the menu, you can order the Minnesota Twin burger, the Kirby Puckett, the Timber Wolf French Dip and even Walleye.  There is a great variety of food since it is open 24/7. We ordered the Triple Decker Club and the Chicken Sandwich.  Crinkle cut french fries accompany the meals.  There were 6 of us and decided to get the homemade potato chips.  These are pretty darn good! Not healthy by any means but tasty!  My sandwich was good but I would just say good... not great.  The chicken sandwich was not chicken breast but ground chicken.  The hubby would say it was just ok and not really what he expected.   We have ordered the chicken fingers in the past and those are easily split between two people.  Huge portion and very filling.  \n\nOur waitress did an amazing job.  She was funny, kept the drinks coming and chatted with us for a bit.   So the service was great.  \n\nWe have tried to come here on a Sunday to watch the game and it's packed!  If you want a seat, get there early....   I was surprised actually by how many Vikings fans are here in Vegas.  \n\nAll in all, it is a great place for games or after a night of drinking and need some greasy food to fill the stomach.  Probably would give them 3.5 if I could.
__label__1 Your typical Sally's Beauty Supply. Have a good amount of items in stock, but unfortunately the customer service wasn't great. The manager of this store was kind and acknowledged me, but the other employees didn't seem to have a real drive to help me in a friendly manner. A smile goes a long way, as well as looking like you enjoy what you do.
__label__0 Ha Ha, when I first moved to vegas I quickly named this location, \"Ghetto Von's\" Ha Ha but the funny thing is that as I began to meet new people they all independetly referred to it as \"Ghetto Von's.\"  So yeah, that pretty much sums it up, this place is hella ghetto.  Most of the produce is pretty shabby, I get the feeling that this is the place other Von's stores dump their about to expire goods.  Their prices also suck.  I suspect that's because this is probably the closest grocery store to the strip.  The booze and ice in particular are no bargin.\n\nAnd of course you have all the crack heads and freaks hasseling you in the parking lot, that's always a treat!\n\nSteer Clear Big Tuna, head for open waters!  (that means don't go here!)
__label__2 I prefer this Vons because even through the remodeling phase they had a year ago, the staff were really helpful to make sure we got what we needed and could find it. The place was being upgraded and they had to close down early for a few weeks, maybe a month, but after that, the place is great! it is always clean, the staff is still awesome, the security guards are very nice about walking people to their cars if they need to, and everything is easy to find. \n\nVons prices are pretty fair to me. I use my rewards card and the price gets knocked down even more, got to love that! The wine and other booze is pretty cheap then most places I know. Plus, a great selection as well. So many choices, so many wines to taste! \n\nThe surrounding population that may come to Vons can be a bit creepy, but overall I feel safe walking here from the University when I need to grab some stuff or even a cup of their soup they make on a daily basis. Mexican Tortilla Soup-Yum!\n\nIt really is not as bad as the reviews are making it, I agree with Ashley B.'s post!
__label__0 Filthy store, terrible selection, only two checkout lines open.  Absolutely the worst grocery I've ever walked into.  The store needs to be demolished and rebuilt -- with new employees.  Better selection and prices at a drugstore or a convenience store.
__label__0 The work they do is great, their prices are affordable. But this place is never open when they say they are.
__label__0 I have been with sprint for 10 plus years..I have never had a 4G phone with fast service.. I use to pay for it each month.. They have been saying the same shit for 5 years the towers are not up yet.. Don't buy it.
__label__0 Not sure why I keep going back here. I moved to Vegas 2 years ago. At that time, I had been a sprint customer for 10 years. As soon as I move to Vegas, my perception of sprint went totally out the window. For two years they keep telling me that they are fixing the towers. 2 YEARS!!! By the time they get them up, it's gonna be time to put new ones up. DO NOT GET SPRINT IN VEGAS. The absolute WORST service in the Vegas area. Without a doubt. Horrible. \n\nOn a side note. This is strange but just an observation. And if I didn't know any better, I'd say they have some kind of under the table contract with cox. Cox cable is just as horrible but each refer me to the other to fix the problems I'm constantly having. It's just odd to me and it really seems like they are connected in some way.
__label__0 RIP OFF  Kelly Carn - and Machine Gun Kelly's are scam artists. Kelly Carn has a dozen cases from breach of contract to Felony theft charges. I have been trying to get my money back since 2008. He lets you buy a weapon, then submits paperwork. It never goes through and he avoids giving money back. - Scam 6560 S Spencer St\nSte A3  Las Vegas, NV 89119\n\nRip Off Story in News\n\nhttp://www.reviewjournal.com/news/crime-courts/police-seek-possible-victims-gun-store-owner\n\n\nFelony Charges\nhttps://www.clarkcountycourts.us/Anonymous/Search.aspx?ID=400&NodeID=101%2c103%2c104%2c105%2c200%2c201%2c202%2c203%2c500%2c600%2c601%2c602%2c603%2c604%2c605%2c606%2c607%2c608%2c609%2c610%2c611%2c612%2c613%2c614%2c615%2c616%2c617%2c618%2c619%2c699%2c700%2c701%2c702%2c703%2c704%2c705%2c706%2c707%2c708%2c709%2c710%2c711%2c712%2c713%2c714%2c715%2c716%2c717%2c718%2c719%2c720%2c721%2c722%2c723%2c724%2c725%2c726%2c727%2c728%2c729%2c730%2c731%2c797%2c798%2c2201%2c2202%2c2203%2c2204%2c2205%2c2206%2c2207%2c2208%2c2209%2c2210%2c2213%2c2214&NodeDesc=All+Courts
__label__0 Over the years I have dined at many cheap low end Chinese buffets. This is easily the worst.  \n\nTheir sign says they have something like 150 (I don't remember exactly) items. I don't see the point of having so many items when stray dogs wouldn't even eat this food.
__label__0 I stopped by for a quick lunch and ordered the mahi mahi plate.  When I opened the container, I looked at the fish and it definitely didn't look like mahi.  It looked like the fillet of a small fish where they butterfly it before frying.  When I tasted it, I definitely knew it wasn't  mahi.  I do some boat fishing in Hawaii and eat mahi quite often so I know the taste.  This definitely was something else.\n\nRather than making a scene, I ate the \"fish\" plate and left.  I hope Eddie Flores reads this and puts quality control procedures in place and insists that his franchisees adhere to the good quality control that made L & L popular in the first place.\n\nI won't ever eat at that location again!
__label__0 I fly into Vegas once a year to make a trip to Utah to visit friends.  I rent a car each time but this was my first experience with Dollar and will probably be my last.  Yes, they came in the low end with the rates but still I was under the impression most rental cars were 'new'.   The car I had was 2 years old and the filthiest rental car, I've ever had.  The seats and steering wheels were sticky with soda spills.  The car also had a strange odor.  But worse, a couple of times along my trip the car sputtered but seemed to run ok.  I told the guy when I turned the car in about the sputtering but he seemed unconcerned.  The rental wound up costing twice the price quoted due to all the added fees and a mandatory insurance but that seems to be the case no matter what rental agency I use.
__label__3 The food was good and the service was interesting. I ordered a pasta dish and asked for pine nuts to be added and it came out with almonds. then they tried to tell me they were pine nuts... i don't think so. It really wasn't a big deal, I'm sure it would have been fine with almonds, but the general manager, Evan, came over anyway. He said the pine nuts are only in a pesto sauce. Apparently the chick who took my order had no clue what the difference between pine nuts and almonds were and told them to put \"the sliced nuts\" in my pasta. The GM remade my pasta and even brought my boyfriend and me and some cookies on the house. My boyfriend's sandwich was really good too, it was the chicken pesto panini.
__label__1 Ok for the price. The french onion soup and pot pie soup were tasty. The sandwich was something I can make at home. Nothing exciting here folks but at least there are vegan options and the produce is fresh. The chips are like a more greasy Ruffle so I left most of those on my plate. \n\nWhile we were here we sat at the corner table near the restroom and one of the employees walked around the corner cursing in Spanish. I didn't think anything of it until a minute later when our table was flooded! My shoes were soaked on the bottom and the water gushed out the door and into the parking lot, gushing further into the restaurant and street. Hilarious but unfortunate event. Whatever plumbing issues aside, I still enjoy other sandwiches and chips over Jason's Deli.\n\nThey also have catered a fundraising event at work and they wrapped very simple ham and cheese sandwiches with store bought loaf bread. Very weird thing to do, considering their sandwiches in store are way better and what better way to represent than serve your best? Meh.
__label__4 Quick & Delicious Lunch with a great salad bar!
__label__3 Quick lunch spot with a plethora of options (in varying degrees of healthiness).  We were there with a group of 7 and everyone gave their varying sandwiches thumbs-up, which is a good enough endorsement for me!\n\nI had the french dip and the chicken panini (split with a friend), and both really hit the spot.
__label__4 Stopped in after reading reviews. I had 1/2 tuna & salad bar. Partner had 1/2 pastrami & salad bar. Both 1/2 sandwiches huge & delicious. Salad bar full of fresh veggies, greens, potato salad, mini muffins. Ice cream too. Had their own brand flatbread crackers that were outstanding. Employee Jason came to table to make sure we were happy, very personable. Hostess Pamela who took our order was top notch, friendly, gave us good suggestions from menu. Even gave me sample of tuna before I ordered. Great place to go
__label__2 Let's get right into this.  The service is adequate.  I haven't really tried Napalese food, but I thought it was okay.  The place looked comfortable.   The server was a bit slow at times even though there were hardly any people.  I also tried a few of the Indian food, and it was also decent.  I've only tried this place in Las Vegas for Indian food, but I don't think it's up there compared to other Indian food I've had in other states.  However, it was ok even though I think the prices could be better.
__label__3 Mint offers a somewhat small but very tasty lunch buffet. The cuts of meat used were of fantastic quality for an Indian restaurant and all the food was enjoyable.\n\nI really enjoyed some of the different touches like a coconut chutney and Indian soup options which I've never seen before on a buffet.\n\nMy only small criticism is I felt some of the seasoning lacked a little of the subtlety I have experienced at some of my favourite Indian restaurants and that keeps mint just a tiny bit lower on the pecking order for me. The curries carried that hint of acrid taste where you can taste all the individual spices rather than having them deftly blend into a combined taste. This is a very minor quibble as the food was still delicious, but it's the only thing I see holding Mint back from sheer excellence.
__label__2 Before you read the review, you must understand a few things.\n1) This is the only \"Indian/Nepalese\" place I've eaten at in Vegas\n2) The only other \"Indian\" food I've had has been homemade by ethnic Indians or at Diwali events. \n3) I am not an expert in either of these two cuisine types, but I do like good food. \n\nWe came here for a dinner with some friends. We had a friend in from China, and since she likes to eat, we decided on a place where we can try something new, while socializing. We also know that Indian food meets many different dietary wants and needs, and this place has decent reviews and reasonable prices, so we came to Mint. \n\nWe arrived at 7pm to a very clean and modern dining room. The dining area was a little over half full. The clientele seemed very diverse with a mix of cultures and varying levels of dress. \n\nMint easily accommodated our party of 12, which was nice. We had a nice big table and were not cramped, nor did we cramp the other tables around us. The staff seemed friendly enough. However, we were waiting for 2 members of our party to arrive for about 30 minutes, but our waiters never asked for drink or app orders. That wasn't a huge issue, but once we ordered apps and drinks our waiter didn't ask us for our dinner orders for about another 30-45 minutes. We were all engaged in conversation, which I guess could have encouraged the waiter not to ask us. Overall, we were there for 3 hours, and the service was only so so.\n\nThe food was good. The wife and I shared the vegetarian sampler platter. Everything we had was distinctive, flavorful, and delicious. I don't know Indian/Nepalese food too well, so I can't say how authentic it was or was not, but it was pleasing to my palate. We asked for a level 7 spice, but I am pretty sure the waiter did not accommodate that as our food was not too spicy. We like heat, and only one of our dishes had a bit of heat. \n\nI was very impressed with 2 things: 1) The wide selection and friendliness towards vegans and vegetarians. We had more selections than we knew what to do with. I am really excited to go back to Mint just to try some more.\n2) Beer selection: There is a great selection of Indian and European beers here. They range in price from $5-$19 a bottle, but they have selections here I've not seen anywhere else in Vegas. Additionally, they do have a \"beer of the month\" which they sell cheaper than the others. This month the beer is a very good Belgian White (the brand escapes me).\n\nOverall, it was a good experience (other than the service), but I think I will be back.
__label__3 Great food, decent service at not a bad price. I will go there again and again. In fact we ate ther everyday except one day while we stayed at vegas for 4 days. Will go back again.
__label__2 I really want to give this restaurant all five stars, just because the service was fantastic. However, I can't say that I loved the food entirely. This won't stop me from coming back though since I did only try the items on their lunchtime buffet menu. I will definitely have to go back for dinner.\n\nI will just point out the positive aspect of my experience for now:\n\n1. Fantastic service: Right when I walked through the doors, I was greeted by the staff and felt very welcome. Our waiter made sure to check up on us several times during our meal and was very hospitable. \n\n2. Nice accommodation: Very cute and quaint mom and pop restaurant. The interior decor is nice and their choice of music is very soothing. The restaurant is very clean as well, which is a huge plus.\n\n3. Food: I'm not a huge fan of rice pudding but they actually won me over with their rice pudding. Their garlic naan is also delicious--very light and fluffy. Actually, I really loved most of their vegetarian/vegan dishes.
__label__4 I never really had Indian food in Vegas, but wanted to try some nice place. The reviews for this place and Tamba were nice, but wanted to find some place off the strip and with easy parking so picked Mint.\n\nThe place looks little shady from outside, the plaza was dark and the restaurant did not seem very brightly lit from outside. But don't worry it's a great place from inside. The decor is nice and upscale. It's a quite place, with comfortable seating. The lights could be brighter. There were few other table's occupied (All by Indians) - A good sight if you are looking for true Indian spicy food and not tamed down for the American population. \n\nThe waiter was nice, pleasant and took out his iPhone while talking to us. Realized within minutes he was noting down our order with an app from the app store. Also said they own a software company and are going to start using their own app in some time.\n\nComing to the main part! FOOD! It was really good. \nWe ordered Mint Lassi and Masala Chhas. Both were very Indian and really tasty. \nTheir Menu is very well organized. Great for Vegetarians and Vegans since each item says if its good for vegetarians or vegans. Very happy to see how they describe each item in the menu really well. One of the best organized Menu's among all restaurants (Comparing to all Indian, American etc. restaurants).\n\nFor the main course we ordered Paneer Makhani, Daal Makhani and Chole With Naans. Everything was really good. Daal Was very tasty, although the color might make you think its not the best, but trust me the taste is nothing short of what you find back home. Naan's were also very good. \n\nThey also have Nepalese  food but did not try it, but would love to try that too. \nOverall great place if you are looking for true Indian Food. Would definitely go back again.
__label__3 I only like this place because I am Indian and they serve good authentic Indian food.  Haha.
__label__3 Great place to sit down and enjoy great quality food. New Menu and great selections are now available. Was not too impressed with the service this time. Usually pretty good yet today was rather disappointed.
__label__2 After reading all the good reviews we came here because my wife was in the mood for Indian food.  Its not a big restaurant and It is a buffet.  The mother's day special included a mango lassi (yum!) and  a dolsa (a rolled up pancake with lentil in the middle).  \n\nThe cold bar had varius kinds of churney, a salad, some fruit, and other sauces.  There were also 3 different kinds of soup.  A tomato soup that tasted a bit sour, a lentil based soup, and a spicy soup.\n\nIts got a lot of the standard Indian fare.  What stood out to me was the goat curry.  The goat meat was fall off the bone tender and the curry had an excellent flavor.  Also, the tandoori chicken was nice and juicy.... not dry like a lot of other joints.  The paneer sagg (a spinach and cheese dish) was also pretty good.\n\nThere were some vegetarian dishes but being the carnivore that I am, I did not partake.  I got a taste of India without blowing out my palate on ridiculously spicy food.  That makes this a decent restaurant in my book.
__label__4 A \"5\" for the Dosa, Lassi's, and the service!  On a separate occasion we took in-laws (from India) for the lunch buffet; they said it was the best they've had in a long time.  I would love to see them offer a Chinese Dosa or Genie Dosa!
__label__0 Bad customer service here and people are super slow.\n\nI asked the waiter to add one more item to our order and he said he doesn't know who our table helper is and simply left - without letting us know whether he added or not.\n\nSecondly, it took an hour to get the order.\n\nOverall super bad experience.
__label__3 First time there, went to the lunch buffet with a couple of friends and it was amazing.\nTons of vegetarian options. Love it!
__label__3 Compare to others in this area it has good buffet...I would say next to saffron this is good..
__label__1 Toto's is close to my work, so I stop in occasionally for lunch.\n\nThey usually have a lunch buffet which has a decent, but limited, selection.\n\nI generally order of the menu. Most recently I ordered a lunch combo with a chicken taco and chile relleno. It was okay but not great. My biggest complaint was that the chile relleno was only lukewarm.
__label__3 Portuguese omelette is good. Go for it!
__label__3 Made this stop our last stop on our Vegas vacation before heading back home to  San Diego. Smart choice. The food satisfied our appetite! I ordered the adobo fried rice omelette, my daughter had the topsilog plate, my husband had the local plate...all were yummy. Fried rice portion is huge! The only thing I would change is the teriyaki chicken...it seems like it was fried and teriyaki sauce poured over it. Nothing compares to authentic food from hawaii, but Aloha Kitchen is pretty close.
__label__0 I hardly ever go to this location and today I went there with friends. It was empty, overpriced and the beef on the rice was cold. Very disappointing. The one on Decatur is on their game though! :)
__label__2 I must admit Hawaiian food is a great way to end a shenanigan-filled weekend in Vegas. Hearty and full of carbs and protein, it pretty much could be a soupless alternative to pho as a hangover helper.\n\nI ordered the Pork Lau Lau since I've been craving it for the longest time. It comes with two scoops of rice and macaroni salad. The pork came out tender and the taro leaves were nice and soft. Not bad for Vegas.\n\nIt's in a random strip mall next to UNLV, prices are pretty affordable for what you get. People keep mentioning the Adobe Fried Rice Omelette? Guess I'll have to try that next time I'm in Vegas. And knowing me, I'll be back sooner than later...\n\nP.S. I remember seeing a banner for a student special too if you still have that Student ID of yours!
__label__4 I can think of no greater compliment for Aloha Kitchen than this: the adobo in the adobo fried rice omelette reminds me of my mom's. \n\nAfter an early morning drive to Las Vegas, lunch, and a little entertainment, my wife and I had dinner at this comfortable and casual eatery. Aloha Kitchen offers a touch of the island vibe away from the hustle and bustle of the strip. Order at the counter, sit down, then wait for your meal to arrive at your table. Locals, students from nearby UNLV, and Yelp-savvy tourists populate the restaurant. \n\nThe adobo fried rice omelette is lip-smacking good. The adobo and fried rice are garlicky and flavorful, with the omelette cooked to delectable perfection. I tore through most of the enormous serving before hitting the wall about 3/4 of the way through it. I couldn't eat another bite, so I boxed it up for a late-night snack after a visit to the casinos. My wife ordered the pork kahlua and it was tender, smoky, and a huge serving. We also tried the spam musubi, which was your standard spam wrapped in rice and seaweed. Nothing remarkable, but enjoyable.\n\nAloha Kitchen offers affordable and delicious meals and it's a terrific way to get out of the casinos for an hour or two. The adobo fried rice omelette alone is worth a visit. \n\nHighly recommended.
__label__0 I'm Very pleased to see they've closed.  I dealt with them once.  The owner was a rude jerk.
__label__2 This is a pretty terrible place to play.  I mean the driveways aren't bad, but the course is just terrible.  The conditions on each hole are ridiculously bad with patches in the grass and dirt everywhere.  The prices aren't too bad though unless you're going to buy clubs here which I suggest you don't.  The service is at par.  People are friendly which is a plus.  A bit loud since it's near the airport, and it's kind of a hassle to get out of this area.
__label__3 I am a big fan of this place.  Always have been.  \n\nToday they had a demo day, and the guy doing it helped a buddy of mine with some impromptu golf lessons.
__label__2 This place is a hate/love for me.  Service is poor, and the pricing is outrageous.  If you're smart, leave most of your clubs in the car and walk the course.  Girl at the counter could have a bit more customer service (a smile goes a long way).  Good part, unlimited 9 holes par 3's.  Bad part, $10 gas cart fee PER ROUND, $5 walk cart fee PER ROUND; easy part, WALK = FREE.  Course are nice and cold water on course (Tee box on most holes are destroyed).  They recently drained all the water hazards; means you don't lose balls anymore.  Range is very open, double decked.  Parking is a pain during evenings.  Overall for me, this place is a good place to work on your short game.  In the end, there are other places that are much better to golf at.
__label__2 Decent place to get in a quick round of 9 holes par 3.  Open at night and also has a lighted driving range.  Convenient for anyone in or around the Strip.  If you're on the West side you might as well go to Angel Park for a quick par 3 game.  But if you're down by the Strip this place can't be beat for convenience.  Plan ahead and make a t-time.
__label__3 fun little course. great practice spot. cheap too. if you dont mind the noise from the planes, you will enjoy it here
__label__3 I got the an excellent deal, then looked up on hotwire that would have given me an extra $100 off so I called Thrifty and the agent was super nice and matched the hotwire price.  So far so good.  Then I saw all the terrible reviews on yelp and got worried.\n\nWhen we arrived in Las Vegas I told my sister to expect long lines and bad service, but weren't we PLEASANTLY surprised.  I was served right away (they just weren't busy, only three agents, though) and Justin was super super friendly.  The car drives like a dream, but yeah, has 45,000 miles on it which seems like a lot.  We are going to be putting a lot more on it.  I'll review again when we return but the check in process was painless considering what I was expecting.
__label__2 I love me some Pollo Loco, but this location is S.L.O.W! I came here around 1:45 thinking the lunch rush would be over by then but the line for the drive-thru still looked quite daunting. I decided to wait it out anyway since I was craving some of their spicy avocado salsa. \n\nI waited in the line a good 15 minutes before I got my food and was on my way back to work. Not horrible, but still a little longer than you would expect from a fast food drive thru during off hours. Service was still friendly and efficient once I actually got to the window.
__label__1 This was my first time at a El Pollo Loco, I don't know if it was this shop or all of them, but was not impressed at all. Chicken was soo over cooked it was like sawdust ... The skin was good though.   The Mac and cheese tastes like it came from a can.. Only reason I gave the extra star was because the girl who took my order was very friendly
__label__3 I've been here probably 100 times in my 18 years in Vegas.  Never a disappointment.  Place is well priced ($20 for an inside out clean with tire shine) and my car is black and they make it look good.\n\nThere is a gentleman inside most of the time who is a shoe shiner.  His name is Clarence and he is a master craftsman at shining.  Shoes look great and he is fun to talk with.  HIGHLY Recommend him and the car wash\n\nNo machines in side the wash bay, dudes emerge with giant sheepskin mitts to clean your car.  I've seen lots of really fancy cars here too.\n\nSign up for their email club and get one email a month with a $5 off coupon you can use time and time again
__label__2 Parking in the back is good if you don't want to valet. Check in was pretty smooth and the free cookie was nice. Everything you expect from a hotel service was offered. When your review is less then 5 all you want to know is what went wrong. Well, not so much what's wrong but what was missing. Was there for business and working in the internet department of business, I could believe how shakey and slow the wifi was. No mini fridge so any food had to be consumed or tossed. Biggest thing that erked me was walking in from all the heat I went to look how to turn on the fan but ran into filling the filter out. WOW. disgusting. Put a pic so you guys could see how I walked into the room with it. Other then that and 12.99 for breakfast, everything else was to expectations.
__label__3 I came here for a company dinner and had a really lovely time. I ordered the lobster tail and it came with rice and green beans. I thought everything was really good. I did have two co-workers of mine order the surf and turf with the steak cooked medium rare. They both said it was a little on the \"leathery\" side. The service was fantastic! Other than that, my only other complaint was that it was really warm inside. However, i'd recommend this restaurant :)
__label__3 This review is for 4.5 stars. I really like this one, even though it's not a super center (smaller, no auto department). The greeters actually hand you the carts. Service with a smile. The produce, frozen, and grocery sections (incl. cereal, coffee, dog food, drinks, chips/snacks, and dairy) are on the left. This is what I come here for mainly- the food and/or dog food for my female dog. Lean Cuisine Market Creations are $1.98- $3.98 elsewhere. Sometimes there are good deals on the produce- apples, bananas, onions. Front left corner is the customer service counter with a Coinstar machine- free if you turn your coins into a gift card. Middle is clothing, shoes, and jewelry. Some of the clothing is the lower lines/divisions of some name brands like OP (Ocean Pacific- it was big when I was growing up). Back middle is electronics (blu ray dvd's are reasonable- lots for under $15.00), greeting cards, and arts/crafts. Right section of the store is generally the pharmacy (front), health section (front), home fitness (back), and house wares (back). \n\nThis is a newer store (one location in the area closed). Clean too. Good mix of customers shopping here. Lines go pretty fast. The Price Matching feature at these stores, is really neat. It must be the exact item advertised. We had a really nice lady at checkout- my mom's new to this. I didn't do this for myself since I had some specific needs that week. My sister is very good at price matching. Also, if you order online, 'Site to Store,' you can pick up your item here at no additional cost- choose the location, get an e-mail when it's ready, and get there- it's easy.
__label__3 Had not been to the Broiler for years. We used to make this place a stop for dinner when we were LV tourist. Noticed a commercial for a prime rib special( $14.99) and it jogged our memory and we jogged.....well not exactly.....we drove over for a very nice meal at a great price. We did the 14oz prime rib special that came with their above average salad bar, mashed potatoes, broccoli and a basket of bread. I also had a very nice flight of wines for the bargain price of $10. Overall prices were very reasonable and the sides were only $5. which is a bargain for a LV steakhouse. A terrific restaurant with a nice soft ambience at a decent price. Will def put this place on our steakhouse rotation though it is a jaunt from Summerlin. Def worth the drive.So ono.
__label__4 Celebrated our wedding anniversary here last night and had a delicious meal. Steaks were tender and juicy.  Service was outstanding.  Thank you for making our meal one to remember!
__label__1 Once again the Mexican restaurant in Stations casinos has changed hands. No longer Guadalajara, but Cabo now.\n\nMy fiance and I decided to stop in here late on Friday night after I got off work. I really wanted a margarita to celebrate the completion of my training. \n\nWe waited... A lot. We waited for the hostess to show up. We waited for chips. We waited for drinks... Lots of waiting.... I waited for a water I ordered that never came. So I drank my fiance's. We were never asked if we wanted a refill of our chip basket.\n\nThe poor girl serving us seemed frazzled. The busboy was of very little help.\n\nThe food was mediocre. My margarita was the star of the night. It was very good and blended well. They did honor the check-in policy and we got sopapillas, which we took to go.\n\nI don't know why Stations Casinos keep changing their restaurants... But this change was not for the better. The only thing I'd come back for is another raspberry margarita.
__label__3 Big store with organized racks of clothing, good book section, and lots of choices to make. If you make a donation, you will get a coupon for 20% off your purchase over $10.00. Since I am always going through my closet, I usually will have a bag to donate. On mondays, there is a color tag that is chosen and is 50% off. On holidays, everything in the store is 50% off- expect a long line. Boutique, cashiers, donation bin, & dressing rooms are in front. Books (and other media), house wares, womens clothing in the middle of the store. Men's clothing, furniture, bags, and shoes are in back. I usually find books (nothing over $2.99), clothing and other items like Partylite candles and accessories. I found a Tignello leather bag in near mint condition here. The boutique bag/jewelry section is over-inflated (priced $120 and up)- you can go to the outlet store and get a new designer bag for way less than that. Still, I'd rather go here than Goodwill (less organized, higher priced).
__label__1 It was just ok, I got up sold for the hand wax and then tipped pretty well in advance to assure a good job, when It was ready the didn't really do a good job cleaning the inside, still had trash in the floor and door panels... Outside and tires wet pretty good though... I would say just use them for te cheap exterior wash next time
__label__4 Not quite 5 stars, but neither is it 4 stars. I agree with Dad on this one: 4.5 (Unfortunately, I can't give half stars). But since everybody else LOVES this place, I'll bump it up to 5 instead of giving it 4 stars (this one's for you Dad, since I just rated the Buffet at the Bellagio for Mom).\n\nA limo from the restaurant came to pick us up at 7:25 PM for our reservations at 7:45 PM. Dad said the limo was complimentary... I have no idea. Dad did the research and made the reservations- I just tag along and eat.\n\nGARLIC LOAF: Loaf of homemade bread sliced and stuffed with garlic, Italian seasonings, mozzarella and parmesan cheese. It was VERY good, albeit a little salty/garlic-y. And maybe a little too cheesy. But still delicious.\n\nOSSO BUCO: It literally is fall-off-the-bone good as the restaurant claims. Not too salty (which is a big thing for me). But the shank is HUGE.\n\nPORK CHOPS SICILIAN: I think Dad ordered this. Two 8 oz pork chops served with potatoes and vegetables. Definitely a man's meal.\n\nCIOPPINO: Very tasty dish comprised of fresh seafood including: lobster, clams, mussels, scallops, crab, cod, and shrimp. The soup part goes very well with bread (but I'm trying to lay off the carbs). I'm pretty sure Dad enjoyed it, though. He claimed he was stuffed, but kept dipping bread into the soup.\n\nDad also ordered a side of meatballs, which I heard were pretty good, too. There's just a little bit of spice in it to add a little kick, according to the waitress.\n\nThe waitress was extremely friendly, and there was live entertainment. Unfortunately, we had no room for dessert. Definitely next time, especially since they're open until 5 AM!
__label__4 Wow; what a great Italian place off the strip!  Fantastic food, great entertainment; very fun! The bread and cannoli's are to die for. You must check this place out!
__label__3 Free limo ride is great if it doesn't break down from the heat.  Got a call right when they were supposed to pick us up asking us to grab a cab & they'd reimburse us (took the $17 right off of our bill).\n\nKinda small inside so definitely make a reservation - but it's dark like those old school Hollywood club/restaurants - not sure what anyone means about the mobster feel.  \n\nWe ordered (2) sets of Osso Bucco & (1) stuffed pork chop.  Tony (our waiter) came back and said the chef didn't like the condition of the Osso Bucco & didn't want to serve it...so I ordered the flambed rib eye & my friend ordered the special of the day filet mignon w/ marsala sauce & mushrooms.\n\nEVERYTHING WAS YUMMY, the filet literally didn't need a knife, rib eye was juicy & medium rare as requested, pork chop was stuffed w/ delicious goodness & all at great pricing.  \n\nWe even got a recommendation on wine from Tony & grabbed a bottle of 2008 Mac Murray Pinot Noir @ 1/2 price bottle (Sundays/Mondays) for $21 instead of $42.  \n\nWe had the Pistachio gelato dessert which was delicious too but kinda sweet for us.\n\nWe were serenaded most of the night by two men...but only remember the name of the 80+ years old violinist Bill...who's fiddler fingers just flew all over the strings.  AMAZING!\n\nDefinitely coming back here in  August on my next LV trip.
__label__3 This was such a fun night here. It really is a locals place. The only bad part about the night was we had a reservation and it took them 45 minutes to seat us so maybe they overbook or don't plan well for how long people will linger.\n\nIt was half price night for wine so you could get a bottle of wine for the cost of 3 glasses of wine so we said why not! It was very much the east coast style Italian restaurant. Small, dark, intimate with a real lounge style singer covering all the classics. It was a two person band and they did a pretty decent job of everything they did.\n\nBe prepared to be a part of the act. We were there mid week and during our 2-3 hours of being there they sang happy birthday 6 times and the whole restaurant joins in!! It was great!\n\nNow how about the food? I was expecting to be unimpressed but it was pretty darn good. Don't be looking for Italy style Italian food but instead think heavy New York Italian and you will be bursting at the seems and very happy. For the older crowd I am sorry to say they do not have spumoni. My Mom was with me and she was really hopeful that a place like this would but everything we got was great. I had chicken parmesan and she had a pasta dish. \n\nIf/when I go back to Las Vegas I will get off the strip one night and eat here again.
__label__4 This place is fantastic! Old Vegas lives on. Food is incredible!
__label__4 This place is totally Vegas. Food is wonderful. The atmosphere is old Vegas. The complimentary limo is a bonus. We frequent this joint every time we get a chance when visiting Vegas which is often. There's always a lounge singer which feels oh so Vegas.
__label__1 The restaurant itself was very unique along with the live two-man band.  However, beyond that not many great things to say.\n\nThe cab ride there and back was $50.  They only had one of three limos operating that night so we didn't have any options other than a cab.  We had reservations for 6:45pm.  It wasn't until 8pm that we were finally being seated at our table.  What's the point of a reservation?\n\nThe prices are way too expensive for the quality of food.  The pastas aren't even made in house.  The sauces were bland.  I found adding copious amounts of salt gave the food some flavor.  \n\nOne other good thing was our server though.  Very friendly and took the time to answer all questions we had.  Was it all worth the far trip and the long wait....no.
__label__0 honestly, this place sucked.  here's why.  I've NEVER left an italian restaurant hungry until I went to casa di amore.  The seating was ridiculous.  my wife and I were sitting so close to other guests, that we could've eaten off of their plates.  I had hopes in the \"homemade\" noodles only to be let down.  Couldn't tell the difference between that and store bought.  Not to mention, I ordered chicken alfredo, right?  I could have literally held the amount that they served me in the palm of my hand.  I had like 5 or 6 cubes of chicken in my pasta. It was pathetic and didn't taste any better than the $1 crap I could've bought in the wal-mart frozen food section.  I paid over $20 for a $2 dish.  The italian ristorante to the west or the sicilian ristorante to the east beats this place by leaps and bounds, no question, and they don't treat you like cattle.  Let this be a lesson to you casa di amore, stop screwing your customers.
__label__4 First time eating here and we were NOT disappointed! The Fettucini Alfredo was wonderful but would stood out more than the food was the atmosphere and wait staff. Our waiter Stephen was super attentive as were the bussers and all the other staff helping. The live music was such a nice and classy touch and the restaurant itself was super cute...what I imagine old Las Vegas was like. We would definitely go back!!
__label__3 Short wait.  Television available in news or sport channel. Bring reading material or tablet to pass the time. Mammography technicians were good. Office personnel really nice but a little disorganized. They really try to accommodate patients in.
__label__2 So far, I've only had the breakfast here, and actually just the omelets (corned beef and the farmer's).  The food is good enough, nothing spectacular.  I do like the fact that you can have blueberry muffin instead of toast.  The server was polite, had no problem bringing out ranch dressing with my hash browns (weird combo I like).  It's also the only thing open past 10 pm not in a casino and reasonably priced in the area.  Not a bad place to sit down and have a casual meal with a buddy.  I do have to complain about the fact that they don't serve dark chicken meat (white is too dry for me).
__label__3 The best hash-slingin, short order diner in Vegas IMO.  This is a regular stop for us for breakfast on every visit to Vegas to get away from the Stripinsanity - good coffee, great food, sassy, seasoned waitresses (they dont start up with you unless you start up with them!), and just an all-around good experience.  I usually get the cornedbeef hash with eggs, the wife gets the fabulous four-cheese crepes, the menu is long & varied with many southwestern-inspired variations.  \nIf you're tired of the swill being slopped out in the overpriced casino breakfast buffets try this place.\nLast visit 1/31/10\nBill B
__label__3 This place has classic choices at reasonable prices.  The service was a little spotty, but again, the food is definitely worth a visit.  My wife's family and I stopped here for a bowl of hot soup on a cold day.  Most of us ordered the delicious chicken & smoked sausage gumbo, but my wife ordered the chicken noodle soup.  The ingredients aren't of expensive quality, but the taste makes up for it.  Check this place out for sure, you won't be sorry!
__label__3 great food, great ambiance but a little pricey
__label__3 Pros and Cons of our visit to Blueberry Hill Family Restaurant. \n\nPros\n*Food was really tasty. \n*Nice menu with lots of pictures and unique items. \n*Large portions of food at affordable prices. \n* Food was very tasty!\n\nCons\n*Poor service, (I'm only rating my visit) \nWait staff just seemed uninterested/unfriendly. But this is Vegas. What did I expect. \n\n\nSummary\n I'd go back lots of yummy looking food pictured on the menu I did not order today.
__label__1 So I went here yesterday to return an item I was not able to use and since I did not have the receipt I was issued a gift card. \n\nI decided to use the gift card immediately so I wouldn't have to drive back but when I went to check out the register would not take the gift card. The asst. mgr then calls their customer servicw and I was told that the gift card was in their system but since I  barely got the card it was not active. \n\nI was then advised to return and use it later. I dont go to this store often so returning would not be convenient.
__label__2 Descent hole in the wall local's bar.
__label__0 First time buying (used)travel trailer , definitely be the last buying from here. Whatever the sales staff says about not selling units that leak or have problems, get it all in writing before you , sign anything or buy anything.\nI was told by several staff members before and during my purchase how Findlay does testing and checks out used trailers before selling them and one of my concerns I told several staff members was my concerns about leaks because I was going to be traveling to Oregon for work and living in my travel trailer. Needless to say almost exactly a month to the day of me purchasing my travel trailer I'm up in Oregon and within 2 weeks of being here, rain storm and I have leaks. I talked to the assistant manager today and the first things he wanted to know was if I got it in writing about no leaks and if I had purchased an extended warranty ( not that I expected them to put any money towards the $750 I'm about to pay to have the roof resealed, I can be considered crazy but I'm not stupid) . With the answer to both of those being no, the conversation didn't go anywhere. He didn't show no concern for there being the ever slightest possibility of me being verbally miss led to believe that they do testing for leaks or anything. Not the slightest bit of remorse that I felt like my customer experience was a bad one. He did explain that it was my right to call and talk to the general manager tomorrow because today was his day off. As if he has to tell me that and I don't know it. Which I plan to. Like I said if they tell you something that makes it sound like that's gone the extra mile for quality & reassurance about a used unit , make them give it to you in writing before you purchase anything from here. \nJust to update my experience I tried to contact the manager twice within 3 weeks unfortunately he must of been too busy to answer the phone and I had to leave a voice message both times to which I still haven't received a call back 2 months  later.
__label__3 This was my first \"good\" find in Las Vegas, for Japanese food, over 14 years ago. It's family owned and operated, and the husband and wife are very very nice. In a nothing strip-mall on Pecos and Trop, the interior is well-worn but comfortable. Yes, enjoy those silk flowers on your table, but every once and awhile there WILL be real ones!\n\nThe food is simple, hearty and VERY tasty. They excell at tempura and their beef or chicken teriyaki are very good. A wonderful treat is their sukiyaki. The broth they make for it is both very sweet and savory at the same time. I've eaten here with my husband at least 50 times in all those years, and have never had a bad experience. I used to live on that side of town and went very often, once or twice a month. They have a teppanyaki grill, but i've never eaten any food from it.
__label__3 When my mom was visiting a few weeks ago, she wanted to go to a Japanese restaurant for dinner. It was a Sunday night, so we needed to find something that was open. Fuji Restaurant is close to where I live so we decided to go there. \nIt's a small restaurant, very cozy. There were a few other people there when we went in, but it wasn't busy. The service was excellent. We didn't have to wait very long after we sat down to have someone take our order. \nThe price of the meal included edamame and miso soup and both were very yummy. I ordered the katsudon and it was the perfect serving size and cooked perfectly. The prices were extremely reasonable for the amount and quality of the food. \nMy mom liked it so much that for dinner the night before she left, we returned to eat there again. And she already has plans to go back when she comes to visit again. I would definitely recommend this place to others.
__label__4 Although when I did go it was busy making me wait a long time , I think this place has wonderful employees. Customer service is great. Although some people have very lil patience , the guys don't let any of that get to them .
__label__4 Its 7-11 what to say? The Staff is funny and they joke around and make your wait not as bad when there is a lone.
__label__2 Okay so this non KFC fan has been converted due to their hot wings. I just love the fact that they are crispy and juicy.\n\nI have found they key to ensuring fresh, hot delicious ones is ordering a 20 piece. I will always have to wait but it is well worth it in in my book.\n \nEven left over, these wings are still crunchy and crispy. I have got to figure out what they put in the batter.
__label__0 When I got to the pickup window and paid, clerk said they didn't have Original and to pick crispy or grilled. Didn't he know this when I ordered?  Didn't he know this when I paid?  When I got home, box didn't contain what I'd ordered. Very in satisfying overall.
__label__0 Store is nice and big, bright, organized. Makes me feel like an old shop based on how nothing is bagged and boarded so you have to look for a good copy which I like. \n\nHowever they have no ethics about pricing. I bought some comics off the new wall, not marked up at all. A woman rang me up never said a word about what these comics were being sold for, even though it wasn't marked on the books and they clearly are making up their price. So I trusted her total because I wasn't adding up what I bought before I bought it, I just knew i grabbed 10-14 comics. So I get home and see that I was charge $6.60 for a comic that every other store sells for $3.99.  Now this was an incentive comic of 1:3, but no other shop in Las Vegas or Cali has ever charged me more than $3.99 for this because 1:3 is an extremely low incentive, and cover price for the regular version is $3.99, even Velvet Undergound will charge 15% below the $3.99. \n\nSo I thought this was a mistake and called and asked why was I charged more than $3.99, and was told that's what the price was.  Then when I asked why wasn't it marked with that price because it's clearly their own price and not common for those books, I was told since there was no price I should have asked.  \n\nAnd I completely agree, it's my fault. It's my fault for not assuming I was going to be killed on the price for trying to give some business to my local shops instead of buying online like everyone else is doing nowadays. But still I do not feel this was a valid reason.  So by their pricing logic, they can just make prices up on the spot if they felt like it since nothing is marked with the correct price. Granted it's their business they can do what they like, but it was a major turn off for me to ever shop here again.\n\nIt would take me too long having to ask every single price before I bought a comic.
__label__0 I chose this place because of the great reviews I read here on Yelp. Rarely I've been let down - and this is the occassion where I was let down. I had high expectations and left disappointed. We ordered 5 dishes for take out and like my bf said (see K.C.) none of them were great. The only one that I seemed to like best is the salty/peppery pork chops. Seriously, I could have gone to Panda Express and be very satisfied. The frozen potstickers you get at Costco taste better too. We ordered chow mein and the noodles were way too thick. Kung pao chicken wasn't even close to the kung pao chicken we've had at other chinese places. We had lots of leftovers but didn't bother to heat it up again. \n\nCall me picky because I'm from the Bay Area which has a lot of GREAT chinese food in Oakland and San Francisco. I wouldn't even dare to compare...\n\nI don't recommend this place at all.
__label__4 Great great great Chinese food. How these places I used to frequent as a kid pop up in my backyard is beyond me. Like living in the Matrix. My all time favorite dishes can be found here. Crispy Gau Gee with Cake Noodle, Cold Ginger Chicken, Beef with Ong Choy also known as swamp grass. Just the perfect  hint of ham ha. All goes good with the rice wash it down with some hot tea. Service is very relaxed don't expect to be checked on every minute however the room is small enough to get attention for water or requests. You won't be running to the bathroom after you eat here un-like other restaurants I have been to in the Spring Mountain Road area.
__label__2 3 Stars for Service\n3 Stars for Price and Value\n3 Stars for Taste\n\nChapala's Mexican Restaurant has been around for years.  According to the waiter, they recently moved to this location to here.  The prices here are pretty good.  For $13, you can get their 3 item combo which also includes rice & beans. I chose their Chicken Taco, Chicken Enchilada, and Chili Relleno.  Tough for me to say it wasn't good because I demolished it.  All items were good, but nothing that really sets them apart from all other dine in Mexican Restaurants.  Besides, I still prefer your hole in the wall type south of the border stops. \n\nFood came out quick and this was probably due to the fact that we were the only guest here. I can't imagine how this place is when it's busy.  Service here was okay and with lunch comes free chips with salsa.  The basket for the chips is small, but refills are free.  Not the best chips in town, but will hit the spot while you wait for your food. \n\nOverall 3 Stars because they are just okay.
__label__3 Great food and great service. The chicken enchiladas suiza was delicious!
__label__4 Pet Kingdom,\n     I just wanted to take some time out and say, \"THANK YOU\" for taking such wonderful care of my sun conure, Lucky as well as grooming her.\n\nThis is the second time you've boarded her and I'm not sure what we'd do if we had to keep her at Mandalay Bay with us.  LOL.\n\nI look forward to coming to Las Vegas again in December and Lucky will be in your great hands again.\n\nSincerely,\nDavid
__label__3 Some of the best hot subs in Vegas.  No matter what you decide on it's always the way you want it.  The only difference in visiting one location than another is the seating area.   Service is always fast and staff comes off as genuinely kind and welcoming.  It's no surprise they make best of Vegas every year.  Always a weekly stop for lunch and will always be a suggested to somebody that crazily enough may not have eaten here before.
__label__4 Great sandwich shop...the food is always consistent.  You can order online and pick it up with no waiting as well.  \nThe Bobbie is my favorite but I have never had something here that wasn't good.  This location is clean, friendly, and reasonably priced.  They have fountain drinks or a variety of bottled juices.
__label__2 Love the food, hate the service. The sandwiches are so delicious, but I walked next door to the Chinese place and ordered food and received it, then came back to Capriotti's and my sandwich still wasn't done. The workers seemed to just be hanging out and talking, and the dining area was a mess. The entire look of the place was really dingy, I wouldn't eat in there. Better for takeout. I wish they delivered.
__label__2 the staff was pretty nice. just the standard. nothing special. i ordered my fave at the moment ice caramel macchiato. so good! i was there on sunday and they closed so early about 9pm. not sure of the other days of the week. it was a small place inside boulderstation . def will be back if im nearby.
__label__3 The staff here is very friendly and patient, I am a new pool owner so I had no idea how to do anything.  I came in just for knowledge on how to use my pump and clean the skimmer and they explained everything step by step.\n\nIt's nice they do free water testing, although I think they might do that so they can sell you stuff you might not need (but who knows, I'm new and they are the experts).  I look forward to continuing to shop here and purchase my pool supplies.
__label__0 I don't like waiting. My appointment was at 6.  and I waited 30 min. When she did come out she was in conversation with another client and made me wait longer. I ended up leaving and she didn't even apologize. Don't know where all the good reviews are coming from!!!
__label__1 This is hard to rate. Its 5 stars for Dive bar authenticity, but 2 stars for the trechiotomy I needed to get due to the cancer sticks blazin'. Holy effin' cigarette smoke batman Seriously this bar goes above and beyond Dive with the water wheel in the back.. If you drink Vodkas that have fruity flavors and such don't expect to order that at Dispensary Lounge. The thing is this place is a must see. However, if you're not someone who is just down to drink and smoke for the whole night you don't wanna be here, at least experience it for a hot minute, This is a must for a checklist for all things Las Vegas Dive.... I still can't believe the carpet.
__label__0 If you're looking for a family friendly, fun, and upbeat skating environment, then this is your only option and it's none of these things. Having only two locations, this one having \"better\" (I'm using this really loosely) skates than the other, it's pretty much the only skating rink we have. My family frequently skates here and every time we do, we come out with more complaints and grumbles than our last visit! This place should have 0 stars but they should be thankful they have people who haven't visited in almost a decade or have never been to a better rink out of the state.\n\nFrom the careless staff to the horrible state of the skating floor and the down right awful music, this establishment screams \"We no longer care!\" To try and get this as to the point as I can, I'll make a list of all the problems there and why you definitely shouldn't go.\n\n1. The music is downright awful. There's no variety in anyway. Every time we visit, they play the same songs in the same order. Since my family are regulars, my father burned them a few CDs and they still ended up playing the same stuff they always do (some of them twice!). It's also highly inappropriate. One time we were there and they announced a child's birthday over the intercom and immediately after, a song about birthday sex came on! Some things are censored while others aren't and usually those that aren't include the n-word, the a word, and anything having to do with sexual content.\n\n2. The intercom system in there is either awful or everyone who goes to speak into it puts their mouth on the mic so you can't understand them! It's also super loud to the point that children in there cover their ears.\n\n3. The roller rink guards there are literally a joke. They're only out there to talk to friends and the only rules they in force is keep moving and no hats. Every other rule is pretty much ignored. Every time we are there, there are children and adults going the wrong way, people walking on the rink without skates, people climbing the walls, and food being brought out to the floor. There was even an incident with children throwing rubber bouncy balls on the floor and even after notifying someone twice, they didn't stop them.\n\n4. They plan out their games at awful times and it's always the same three things. Hokey pokey and the birdie dance, limbo, and the races. Usually after announcing that food is ready for a party, they decide that now would be the perfect opportunity for limbo, not like half of those kids could play anyways because they start the pole in the middle, making sure it's not long enough for anyone to enjoy themselves! Not once have we skated backwards or have even done couples skate like at regular rinks. \n\n5. Last thing is the state of the floor and skates are awful. The floor is so bad that once I was out there and could feel dips into the floor. Every time I'm there, I have to at least exchange one skate because it's impossible to skate on. They don't even try to fix it. They just put it back on the rack and handle other customers. \n\nDon't bother unless you want to be disappointed, irritated, and with a splitting headache.
__label__2 I have heard of this place, but never made it over until now.  I was there to support a fundraiser for an elementary school.  What can I say, it looks just like the skating rinks I grew up with in the 80's.  Not sure what kind of improvements have been since.  The evening we were in there the A/C must not have been working because it was hot as heck and smelled like a gym locker room.  But the concession stand prices can't be beat, the music was current and fun, and ALL the skaters, of every age group, looked like they were having a blast!  And you can even bring in your OWN roller blades if you prefer the single row of wheels versus the four wheels.  They even knock a $1 or so off your price.  So as long as you are looking for an old school joint, and not a modern updated place, check it out!
__label__1 Ew.\n\nTheir bread is stale much of the time.  Their meat looks a little ill.  Their cheeses look like they've been sitting out too long, ditto with the mayo/mayo-mustard they slather on everything.  The veggies are limp, their pickles frighten me, and I get generally anxious any time I see a Port of Subs worker using the meat slicer.  My sister used to work there and I know what state of mind she used to be in.  I worry someone might lose a thumb. \n\nI remember a time when I though Port of Subs was the best sammich place in town.  I wonder if they've just gone downhill or if my tastes have just grown up.  Regardless, you won't see me here with a Jimmy John's 10 minutes away.
__label__2 The lunch specials are pretty average when compared to others around town. (I personally think the flavors and portions are bigger, with a smaller price tag, at nearby Thai Food To Go)  But I go there for their beautifully seasoned Eggplant with Fried Tofu.  They also have a great happy hour special which is available Mon-Fri from 4-6pm and all day on the weekends.  They offer almost any of their appetizers for $4 each.  This is a steal for their calamari (lightly breaded and perfectly tender) and perfectly crunchy and seasoned Thai dumplings.
__label__0 This place is terrible! The waiting time is ridiculous. My initial visit was 2 hours with a $50 fee. For what? Just a few simple vital signs that I could have taken myself. I am a regular at their Charleston location and I love it. I am in and out of there in less than 5 minutes. But today, I have been waiting for my BC Pills for over an hour. Flamingo location is NOT RECOMMENDED! And the staff is rude too.
__label__4 I've had two surgeries performed by Dr. Basewitz on two separate discs. I just saw him again and am actually disappointed that he isn't recommending surgery at this time. His past procedures gave me instant relief. \n\nNow I have to see a pain doctor and address the problem in other ways. Aside from being exceptionally pleased with the results of his operations, I find him to be extremely personable and compassionate. I'm really surprised that some people describe him as rude or uncaring.\n\nNot sure why my review was put in the not recommended category, but want to update and say Dr. Bassewitz performed surgery on me yesterday)10/28/2014).\n\n I was legitimately suicidal before the surgery and about 36 hours later am feeling very optimistic about my future in regard to back pain and sciatica (the sciatica is gone). I will update again in the coming days/weeks.
__label__0 horrible. did bunionectomy and hammertoe surgery and botched them both. when confronted, he said, \"what do you want me to do?\". when I said \"I'd like you to fix it\", he said, I can't do that for free. \n\nhave to do it again. this time not taking ay chances and doing it at hospital for special surgery in nyc.\n\nawful. don't make the mistake I did.
__label__4 D.I. animal hospital is one of the oldest clinics in town. Dennis Arn  has been my pets doctor for over 25 years. I am writing this review because of the extraordinary connection he has with all animals. I recently had to put down my 20 year old cat. She was a sweet child, very shy and scared easily. Dennis was the only person I could even think of handling this. He took her and promised me he would not let her go until it was over. She went down feeling comfort and love. Who could ask for a better exit than that. He is the ultimate animal whisperer. He has a gift, anyone that loves their pet should have a doctor like that. It eases your mind. You know the care will be about your pet and nothing else. He is still the same Dennis after 25 years, he puts the animals first always.\nThank you,\nNeva Marina
__label__0 If I could give them a zero, I would. I walked in and asked for a new set that curved in more towards my finger tips and she told me that she didnt have those kinds of tips... every other plave I've gone to just forms the acrylic like that... lazy lady was more interested in her phone. Such crap!!!!
__label__4 My family has been bringing pets here for 20 years. Dr. Hauck is a FANTASTIC veterinarian! He is patient and gentle with the animals, and very kind to the owners. \nThey do a variety of things: boarding, spay/neutering, tail docking, ear cropping (Our Doberman), inoculations, etc. \nI wouldn't take my pets anywhere else beside Dr. Hauck!!!\n\n*He treats birds too!\n**The staff is very helpful and kind too!
__label__0 Would give \"0\" stars if possible, as after 2 hours waiting, my bird never was seen for his wellness visit and nail trim. Had an 11:00 am appt, and being new to town got a little lost thru airport connector, but courteously called at 11:05 to say I has .7 miles away. I was put on hold and then told I would need to reschedule, as they were backed up already and me being late would make it worse (??). I let her know I had driven from Summerlin and had the bird with me and really inconvenient and was already almost there. Arrived to 2 people in the waiting room, the one lady ahead of me had waited 2 hours herself and had a sick bird. I arrived at 11:10, no one at reception and waited 20 min for someone to inquire if they could help and then acted confused as to what my visit was for, ie why did my bird need to be seen? (Don't you have it listed in the schedule as we discussed at length when inset the appt) Sat there for 90 minutes with no check in by the staff whatsoever -they were more concerned with who didn't have a car to go get lunch at jack in the box. At 12:50 pm, once I was sure previous patients were gone I asked about timing of being seen. She really couldn't say as \"an emergency just called in\" and they'd have to see them when they arrived. Sat there 10 more minutes hoping to be seen before emergency arrived and nothing. Emergency patient arrived and I left. Not so much as an \"I'm sorry for the delays\" or a follow up phone call to find out where we went or if they could reschedule. Flamingo Clinic obviously doesn't have enough vets on staff to manage the customer flow, as I have had my bird 6 years and vets in Phoenix and Boston and never been made to wait more than 10-15 minutes. My time is just as valuable as theirs, but they don't seem to get that concept, nor care to have my bird as a regular patient. No worries as have already found several other options who were more than happy to take us in, with much nicer, cleaner facilities. Flamingo Clinic was a very unsettling experience -Rude, non-client centric business-not sure how you stay in business.
__label__4 must haves: table side guacomole, Javiers's top shelf margarita, and the steak and lobster (if you are feeling fancy) or carne asada(every other 364 days of the year). We went for new years eve and ordered the steak and lobster...sigh. I was actually nervous ordering it from a mexican resturant but it was great. They can prepare it several different ways but we went with the waiter's favorite. Spicy and a new twist on a familar pairing made it reinvented completely. I have eaten there probably 100 times and if I can I will eat there 100 times more.
__label__4 I was in Vegas, tired of the boring junk on the strip, I was checking Yelp from my phone, found a few reviews.  The reviews of Lindo were good (especially the recent ones) so I suggested it and the whole family drove over.  From the moment we sat down our group (6 people) we were totally taken care of.  The service was amazingly fast, (food too) the menu was like 6 huge pages of great dishes.  Everyone in the party got something different and everyone was raving after we walked out.  The manager stopped by once or twice to check on us as well as numerous staff.\n\nI can't thank my fellow Yelpers enough; this has to have been the best YELP find ever - however I have found a lot of really good places.  If you are in Vegas for any reason you owe it to yourself to try this place, I was 100% satisfied and I bet you will be as well.
__label__1 Gawwwd... I hate going here. I went today for my Mom's bday but it only reminded me of how this place sucks. \n\nFirst off, I will give credit to where credit is deserved. \nThere service, bussers, waiters, and so on are excellent. they are fast, friendly and have lots of character. The live music is excellent too. \n\nNow, for the bad. \n\nThe hostess, are TERRIBLE, three of them told me that my wait would have only been 20 minutes. 45 minutes later I was pissed, don't tell me a ballpark number if it isn't even close. I tried to talk to one to see what the issue was and in the middle of explaining the situation, she cuts me off to talk to someone who just walked in threw the door... These hosts don't do Sh**t. I was there almost an hour and I didn't see one of them sit anyone, all they did was write incoming guests names on a piece of paper and that's it. \n\nThere food is blehhh... I don't think it has flavor...
__label__3 Let's examine this place on a number of differnet levels.\n\nTHE FOOD\n\nI would call it above average mexican style food.  They did have an extensive menu with some authentic dishes.  I am only one guy so I tried a combo plate for a little variety.  The Chile rellano was actually pretty decent, not quite homemade, but very good.  The other diners in my group were all very happy with their food.  The entire meal was well prepared.\n\nTHE SERVICE\n\nI think this is what seperates this place.  The service is very good.  It is fast with out anyone trying to hurry you up.  Plenty of refills and they remove plates, bottles, ect... promptly.  There seemed to be a sincere welcome felling - as if you went to persons home...\n\nTHE VENUE\n\nThis place has been in the same spot for some time.  It has a bar with 3 seperate dining areas.  It is plenty big enough.  It had a charm to it - they didn't over do it or try to hard.  Very homey.  The place appeared to be very clean too.  \n\nTHE INTANGIBLES\n\nThe restaurant was jam packed full of Mexicans.  I was even dining with Mexicans.  My logic is if the Mexicans like it then it must be good.  Not that they are culinary experts but they do know something about mexican food.  The place just has a good vibe to it.  It feels like a mexican restaurant.  Also, It is locally owned and operated.
__label__4 Great atmosphere,prices are good,great service and food quality awesome ! Don't  forget to order the Margaritas with fresh squeeze lemon!  \"Outstanding\"The server Carlos was great!!
__label__0 Food Poisoning. I used to love this place. Perhaps their good reputation made them complacent? Perhaps there are too many items on the menu (over 100!) for them all to be made fresh? Whatever the case, I ordered my favorite, Beef Mole Enchiladas, the center was a bit cool, but I plowed through it. Also had the fried ice cream- this was pre made, not fresh, horrible, this tasted old. I awoke at 3 AM shivering with flu-like symptoms. It gets R rated for horror from there. Never again.
__label__3 The restaurant was full of Mexican customers! Need I say more
__label__3 AWESOME...AWESOME...AWESOME!  HUGE portions!  Great prices...pretty darn good (not perfect, but good) service. I would go back in a second!  Gave us a free ride (paid them a \"donation\") back to our hotel about 10 min away.\n\nMy only complaint:  the stupid music players.  OK...it is someone's birthday..play them a song and sing and move on.  We were there with another couple and could not even talk for literally almost 20 minutes because these guys kept on playing and singing in the main room right beside us.  This is NOT for a social dinner.  I honestly, seriously...honestly almost asked them to shut up and let us eat/talk.
__label__2 Looking for a fast and reasonably good lunch option around Desert Inn and Eastern? Lindo should make your short list. They have reasonably priced lunch specials and they are slightly overstaffed which helps to get you in and out pretty fast if you need to get on with your day. \n\nI've had my share of experiences with Lindo...look at my previous reviews, it's a love - hate thing. They've messed up my orders. They can't seem to refill the salsa and sometimes the chips. And no not everyone wants fried fish tacos. But sometimes none of that crap matters. You go in and don't have to wait forever to be seated. And you'll don't pay out the nose for what you get. Sometimes...that's all you need. \n\nBack up to 3 stars...and removed from a special list.
__label__4 I love this place!  Yum, yum, yum!  Salsa:  yum, Chips: yum. I had two cheese enchiladas, 1 red, 1 green - with rice. I loved every bit of it. Plus, had a sopailla for the first time. It was delicious. A+. Good find Vaughn.
__label__0 Could not find 0 stars. Got one of there flyer's on the door and decided we were desperate enough to try this place for their spaghetti, meatballs and pizza. Boy, what a mistake!!!! The food was promised in 30 to 45 minutes and arrived in just a hair under 2 hours. Lets start with the food had a weird smell to it. Now we opened the spaghetti. It was cold, extremely dry, flavorless, the noodles were dried out like they were cooked yesterday. In their menu it states they \"only use the finest quality imported pasta\". BULL $HIT. If they did, they imported it cooked already. Now for the meatballs, low grade hamburger meat cooked in grease with absolutely, I mean absolutely no seasoning or flavoring and small, way to small for the price of them. The pizza was dry, crust was hard as a rock, cold and the pizza smelled & tasted like one of those frozen pizzas you get from the supermarket. The toppings besides the pepperoni was sparse, a light sprinkling of about a half a hand full for a 24\" pie. And guess what the soda that came with the meal was warm. Warmer then the pizza and spaghetti. We called back to get a refund, and the manager (or some flunkie with a fake foreign accent (wasn't quite Italian, maybe Greek)) gives us a bunch of lip about how their food is cooked fresh. After about 10 minutes of bickering back and forth, the \"manager\" claimed that all his food is frozen. Gee, hence the freezer taste of everything. We finally had to drive to their location and surrender our food (which was fine, it was stinking up the house) and got a refund. YUCK YUCK YUCK with a serving of YUCK. Buyer beware.
__label__1 1:30 a.m.....3 people starving with not a 24/7 McDonald's around....We have been getting these menus from Cafe Verdi at our door for quite some time but I was reluctant...However, with 2 hungry men and not wanting to cook, I decided to order from Cafe Verdi on Maryland Parkway.  First, I'll comment on the telephone service....The gentleman who answered the phone was VERY personable and friendly.  He did not have any problems understanding what I wanted to order.  He placed me \"briefly\" on hold..and I don't mean for more than a minute, maybe,I would assume to verify that they delivered to our little corner of the world.  After confirming, he asked what I wanted and I proceeded to place the following order:  1-Double Bacon Cheeseburger, well done...he replied that well done is \"standard\"..which is a good thing...We don't like under cooked hamburger....2. Cheese steak with grilled onions (no special ordering instructions) and a Triple Decker BLT without the \"T\"..(don't like tomatoes)  He quickly took the order and gave me my total..which I found to actually be reasonable considering the hour and the food we ordered...and explained it would be about an hour...O.k...No problem....Waiting is not a problem....We expected the food around 2:30 a.m.....imagine my surprise when not 35 minutes later, there was the delivery man...just a little behind my husband who had just arrived home after a very long long day at work..so..as far as delivery time, they Excelled...arriving well ahead of the stated time...Now as far as the food.....My brother in law got the Double Bacon Cheeseburger....well done exactly as he wanted and he Raved about it....Said it was something he would \"Definitely\" order again....My husband got the Cheese steak with grilled onions....It didn't look to be anything out of the ordinary...but my husband said he \"would\" order it again....so far so good...Now my Triple Decker BLT Club...no tomatoes....It was a \"standard\" club sandwich....3 slices of bread....bacon/lettuce/mayo on white bread....Mayo was just fine...lettuce was fresh...My ONLY complaint on this sandwich was that the bacon was VERY under cooked....to the point where I was afraid to eat most of it......I don't like under cooked anything, especially meat....so that was not a high point for my \"dinner\".....If I were to order it again I would emphasize Well-done/Crispy bacon....another thing about the order....for the price, a few fries with the sandwiches would have been a nice thing...although I understand that the \"lunch specials\" do come with fries and a soda.....All in all, I'd say....Not bad...Not great..but not so bad that we won't order again...Next time I'm trying the pasta...(manicotti/stuffed shells or ravioli)....After the next order I WILL update...Thanks for reading....Have a wonderful day!
__label__0 We ordered a pizza at 12 noon and showed up at the house 1.5 hrs later, pizza was cold so I sent it back.  When I tried to talk to the manager a very rude female would not give me her name and said that it would take about 45 min to an hour.  She refused to give me any information on the manager saying that his name was private information.  Their only remedy was to give me 20% off and remake the pizza and redelivered.  I would never tell anyone to eat here and will tell all my vet buddies and associates to never order their pizza.  I hope the manager or owner sees this post and contacts me.  Navy.dav91@gmail.com
__label__0 Waited 2 hours for a salad and a sandwich when it arrived my salad was soggy and hot look like cooked greens my sandwich was cold and my fried were cold. I call to speak with the manager he was not there the guy on the phone gets an attitude and says he will give me a $5 credit toward another meal when I didn't agree he got mad said the driver would bring me back my money and told me to fuck off. I will be up there when I get off work to go off cause I still have received my money back... smh
__label__2 This should really be more of a 3.5, but I'm not in the mood to round up. IMPLEMENT HALF STAR RATINGS, YELP!!!!!\n\nAs Scott said, this place is really shabby looking on the outside. It also has really poor hours. They're labeled as closing at 3, but often I've seen them closed at 1 or 2pm. I've kind of wanted to try this place for a couple months, but have never found them open when I want breakfast type food. \n\nAs with any breakfast place, I order the Chicken Fried Steak. CFS is how I gauge a restaurant's breakfast. Screw it up, and I'll never return. This place was pretty average for it. The meat was ok, but it was a really really thin cut of meat. The CFS they serve at Blueberry Hill is much better, in my opinion. The potato chip/slice style side was really good. The eggs were a bit rubbery, though they did do a good job of the over-easy aspect of it. (gotta have my yolk to dip toast in)\n\nWe had a sundae afterward. Sadly, the ice cream (even though they have a little ice cream parlor in the place) was a bit freezer burned. For some reason, their chocolate syrup tasted heavily of vanilla. Not really sure what's going on there.\n\nThe service was nice, but a few times, my friend and I were waiting for refills or service in general. The check was dropped after we ate the breakfast portion, and we weren't asked if we wanted anything else. It's not like it was busy either.\n\nAll in all, I might return, but I really prefer Blueberry Hill.
__label__3 I work in a small office and we have a daily staff luncheon delivered.  We order from Mr. Eat'z about 2-4 times a month. The food is hot and tasty, and the orders are almost always correct, and any errors are cheerfully rectified with a free meal on our next order.  For a delivery restaurant, the menu has a lot of options, including some really well priced lunch specials that most of us in the office go for. This is casual fare, so if you are looking for something gourmet or high end, look elsewhere. But if you are looking for good value and variety, especially for delivery, Mr. Eat'z is a good bet.
__label__1 Not impressed- I grew up with Albertsons stores in Texas, but they closed up and moved out around the time I hit middle school. When I moved to LV I was excited to be able to shop here again.\n\nThis location is severely lacking. It's old and dirty, not particularly well stocked or well staffed, and the prices on non-sale items can be a bit ridiculous compared to other places in the city.\n\nWent by when I was on this side of town for a work training, around 8PM. Only one cashier available, Toni, who was openly griping about the job and the customers- TO HER CUSTOMERS. A bit ridiculous.\n\nI grabbed a sale ad when I walked in the door but quite a few items on sale weren't even in stock or were low- only one case of Albersons' brand water, only one case of their house brand 18-count eggs, etc. \n\nThe produce section is confusing, not well laid out, and inconvenient- I only spotted three plastic bag stations, and they were very spaced out, requiring me to go back and forth repeatedly across the entire area. Luckily I was the only person there.\nBut then when I wanted to double check the weight of my veggies, I notice there is only one functional scale to be found. Heaven forbid this place ever have more than five shoppers at once, it would be incredibly irritating.\n\nSubtracting an additional star for the hella-gross rotisserie chicken and sides area, which was already broken down- the large pans with self-serve sides in them were scraped out and filled with water that looked and smelled old. No idea how early they must have broken that station down, but again- it was only 8PM when I went in. Went against my better judgement and got a rotisserie chicken for dinner, and it was small, dry, and had seen better days.
__label__3 The place smells wonderful.  The selection runs to mostly white flour breads and a few sweet items.  The bagels are decent--not water bagels, but there doesn't seem to be anywhere in Vegas that makes REAL bagels.
__label__1 Boring, ordinary, mass-produced breads and baked goods. Typicial American supermarket fare. In fact, they are a production bakery.\n\nWhat's actually sad, is too see how many people give this place a high rating. Very little in the way of QUALITY bakeries in Las Vegas, thus when presented with few choices, they do seem ok.
__label__1 This place does not have management? ! They were busy as hell,and slow,slow,slow,slow that was just killing me,I love the bread it is really good but  personal it slow .I give 5 start for the bakery  and 0000000 start for the SLOW SLOW Employees, and instead of helping to ring up the costumers they were doing other stuff and OWNER PUT ATTENTION TO YOUR BUSINESS!
__label__4 I wish I lived in Vegas so I could come here as much as I wanted.  Joey's serves the best pizza in Vegas and aren't overpriced to boot!\nIf you go there, just know anything on the pizza menu is solid.  Joey's has excellent crust and the standard tomato and alfredo sauces.  I prefer the Double Bacon Hamburger pizza myself, but I will try everything hopefully when I head back up to Vegas.  Also they have the best appertizers called garlic balls.  They are small bits of dough that are covered in garlic and butter.  I am not sure if they are fried, or baked, but they were so good.  Beyond good, they were excellent!
__label__2 I used a groupon today for this place.  I was unimpressed; the food seemed good, but the service sucked.  We rarely saw our server.  My husband and my sign of a crappy serve place is when his glass is empty.  His glass was empty for a while.  I had to give our credit card to another person because we sat there with our check for ten minutes and our server was no where in site.  AND the place was not busy.  At most, there was six other tables in the dinning area that were occupied.\n\nNot interested in returning.  Rather go to a place that has better service!
__label__0 Wish I could this place a negative 5.. I went in for a hair cut. Asked the stylist for a A-line haircut. Told her I didn't want it taken up too high and that I DID NOT want clippers to be used. After shampooing my hair and digging her nails in my scalp, she complained that my hair was too \"mushed\". She started off by sectioning my hair and immediately took her shears and took WAY more than I had said.. She then tried telling me that bc my hair was missing in one spot she had to even it out.. She kept chopping and then used trimmers to by neck!!! When I specifically said NO clippers! Over all my hair is so fucked up that I can't even have a reputable shop fix it.. My only option is having extensions put in. You pay for what you get!! I will NEVR EVER recommend this place.. Not even to my worst enemy. On top of the shitty service from my stylist whom I think her name is Judy (Her station is the 4th station on the left.) the salon is a complete dump. The walls look like they're growing mold... When I asked the stylist to blow dry and style my hair she made it known that she probably wouldn't be able to do anything with my \"mushed\" hair. And proceeded to run a fine tooth comb through my tangled hair. Honestly the worst experience I have ever had. Please do not go there. EVER! \nI would like to say that the receptionist lady up front is a very sweet lady.
__label__4 SO I went for my Birthday with 5 other people. I have to say I ate WAAAAAAY to much, well we all did, infact 1 guy ate so much he threw up when we got in the car.  It was just to delicious. I think the best ones that we had we the Volcano, Salmon ass, and Salmon skin. Not that the others weren't good, these are just the ones that I bit my fingers ans I was eating, because I could not get enough.\n\nThere waitstaff was very friendly, and one of the cooks came over and was trying to talk us into eating even more then the 18 plates of Sushi that we destroyed. Very much worth the money!
__label__4 Don't let the outside fool you. Inside is an awesome decor and atmosphere. Much more elegant than other sushi restaurants. Food is great and awesome. Had the all you can eat- great value. Staff very friendly, and kind. Service was moderately quick. Go there in the early hours of meal time to get the best service times.\nWARNING- don't order too much of the rolls- they have huge servings.
__label__3 It's a pool supply store.   I usually don't go to these places, but I was trying to get a solar blanket for my pool....I had all the blue prints, but still not enough info!  Really!   Dammmm it, I have to go back again!
__label__1 While Sally's is very handy to have around, I hate coming here. \n\nOn the off chance I need something that can't be found in a big box store, I head over to Sally's. I've learned over the years that, based on experiences in Sally's all over Las Vegas and in other states, I have to hunt around online to make sure the product does what I need it to, what tips or tricks I should know to use it and what the packaging looks like. If I don't, I'm forced to ask for help -- \n\nThen I get the absolute pleasure of dealing with what can only be described as the unhappiest people in retail. Assuming there is an employee to be found, they will a) have no idea where the product is, b) not be inclined to show you specifically where it is, c) not have any idea of how it works, if it will work on a particular skin/hair type, if it can be used with another product, etc., or d) a wonderful combination of any/all of the above. \n\nA couple other gripes: the cashier is always hard to find. They still use dial-up to process credit cards. The aisles are wide enough for 1.5 people. \n\n(One last tip: if you've been wanting to try Wen, Sally's carries a similar product called Hair One. Works on some people, doesn't on others.)
__label__1 This place isn't so good! Just drive past this place and go to another! It's not clean and the people are rude. The lady named Katie did poor on my nails. I got them done 2 days ago and I already have the little air bubbles under my acrylic nails and she didn't cover the whole nail! There are spots missing! Not worth the 45 bucks I paid! This place is a nightmare!
__label__0 OH MY GOSH! This place is terrible, I've never ever had a hang nail, and I've been getting my toes does for years, my normal salon was booked, and this one was close to my house so I gave it a try..... WORST PLACE EVER!!!! I had a hang nail in both big toes and not to mention she cut to low. She was rude. DON'T GO HERE!!!!!
__label__3 When I moved here from Kentucky 4 years ago, I thought this place was the best gym I'd ever seen. My first years I used the steam room, sauna, swam laps in the indoor pool. Nowadays, I do more of the cardio work on the treadmills, elliptical machines lift weights and drink an occasional good tasting protein drink from the juice/snack bar. This place does get relatively crowded and hard to find parking around the 5:00-7:00pm mark but still isn't as busy as that West Flamingo and 215 location. Overall, coming from someone whose worked out at this gym for four years, LVACs and this gym deliver great value.
__label__3 I recently signed up at this gym an really love it. All the staff at front counter have been nice an you get friendly greetings each time. I've been at various times during the day an there are always machines to use. There are numerous different machines for working same muscles.  You can always find a machine to use. Juice bar is great an friendly staffed.  Brent signed me up an did great job explaining everything. Never have problems finding parking. Its really nice an well maintained. I would recommend it!
__label__2 First time going to this spot since I moved to vegas was last night. And this place is huge! Yes theres alot of meat heads and girls decked out in makeup, but thats expected from newer \"hotter\" gym locations. Luckily I went when it was late at night so the spot was fairly empty. I wouldnt recommend going here during peak gym hours.
__label__0 Bottom line:  Oversold and unmaintained.\n\nThis is the 4 gym I have been a member of (I move a lot).  It is by far the worst.  All of the problems stem from the same cause.  They never stop selling memberships.  \n\nI have been this gym at 10 pm on a Saturday and its full.  \nI have regularly driven around for so long lot looking for parking that i gave up and went home.  \n\nYou regularly have to wait for machines. \n\nMany classes are so full you can barely move around.  I have gone for spin class and had to leave because there wasn't room for another bike.  Despite the high demand for classes they haven't added any more. \n\nIt is a high use gym and it doesn't seem like it is ever cleaned.  The entire place reeks. \n\nI assume that their staff are underpaid because they are all rude a-holes.\n\nBasically, it seems like the owners of LVAC are trying to squeeze every penny they can out of their gyms.
__label__0 I was very disappointed today, I brought my  wife along for a tour the facility and possibly her becoming a member. The sales representative gave her the tour was really lack and didn't give her the full details of the facility.   It seemed like we were bothering him for the tour, it seemed like a real good opportunity to sign my wife up today turned out to be dismal as she is did not sign up thank you for your poor representation by your sales staff.  I would like to suggest that your manager AJ is retrained on how his customer service skills are delivered to your current and future customers.
__label__2 First timer here and I can't believe I actually paid $20 for a one day pass. Not even a free trial. Gym was super packed and machines were a good wait. Other than that, they've got every machine. This gym is OKAY.
__label__0 The worst gym/playroom. The fact that the employees are actually being paid to do nothing and sit on their cell phones as they \"Greet you\" same with the front desk.\n\nI don't pay extra for you to watch my daughter play in the fucking water fountain! It's sad you have about 2 \"employees\" to over see maybe 5-10 kids tops and it still doesn't happen, when Rainbow & 95 location has about 5-6 employees and tends to about 50-70 at all times.... Get your shit together Henderson!\n\nAlso your personal trainers...need some training them selves.\nSloppy ass Gym.
__label__4 I visited this store the other day and spoke with a gentleman named Jerry that worked in the store.  I was looking for one day bus passes and he stated that they only sell 15 and 30 day bus passes.  He proceeded to let me know where I can go to get these bus passes at several places and was so nice about it.  Anyone that goes above and beyond to help someone out that didn't purchase a thing in the store, gets 5 stars in my book!  Thank you Jerry for the helpful information.
__label__0 Dirty all over the food area \nI don't know if even have health  card \nNeed in Nevada to work with food \nTaco stands are cleaner than that place .
__label__2 THE MONEY WE SAVED ON GAS WAS SPENT ON SNACKS INSIDE\n\nGas was a little bit cheaper at this station ($3.91/gallon) and it was within ten miles of the car rental facility so we stopped here for a final fill-up before returning the vehicle.  Of course, the first pump we stopped at wasn't accepting credit cards at the moment. We reparked on the other side of the station and filled up. About the same price we pay at home - glad we didn't have to do much driving while we were in Vegas!\n\nLots of snacks and goodies inside. We bought one final soda to drink before the security line in the airport. Also, I asked the ladies at the register if I could fill my water bottle with ice and they said yes. Very nice. :)
__label__2 Another place I tried in Vegas hoping for good jjambbong and unfortunately, this place is just about average as well. The broth can have more flavor and the noodle quality isn't all that great. This is, however, one of the better bowls of jjambbong in Vegas. I would choose to go here over Greenland Supermarket or Jin Mee at convention center. \n\nI suggest this place particularly for their lunch specials. Great deals and pretty good food.
__label__1 The noodles before the meal was good. Ordered from the Korean section, got a bowl of noodles floating in fishy, soupy cornstarch, no taste, but smelled fishy. BBQ ribs were soft, but seemed like bottled sauce was poured over the top right before serving. Very disappointed
__label__2 I stopped in this Nautica store to try and land some long sleeve fitted dress shirts, but left empty-handed.\n\nI'm 6'2\", 170 lbs. It is hard to find shirts that don't look too bulky in the middle, but are still long enough in the arms. An ideally fitted shirt for my frame is a 15-15 1/2\" in the neck, 34/35 in the arms and trim through the midsection. \n\nNautica, it turns out, has some really nice fitted dress shirts at this store marked down, but they only carry 34/35 in the arms in a 16-16 1/2\" in the neck size. Two of the girls there were very helpful trying to find the appropriate size, but after a quick check at the reference book, it turns out they didn't carry what I needed. \n\nThree stars for the two young ladies who made an effort to find what I needed, before they finally recommended I shop at Calvin Klein instead.\n\nTheir recommendation was heeded. Nautica, I'll sail you some other time.
__label__0 Messed up the order and then proceeded to tell me that it was my fault. Apparently almond chicken sounds like orange chicken and she said I was lying. Okay! Yah I lied about what I ordered! Horrible customer service and the \"orange chicken\" I supposedly ordered was soggy and disgusting.
__label__4 We recently took our 5 month old boxer Phoebe to Dr. C because she had been hit by a car and her femur was broken.  We weren't sure she was going to survive, let alone walk again.  We took her to them, they were open on Sunday, which was totally great.  They kept her for a few days until we could decide what to do for her.  Dr. C said he would be able to operate on her leg and we went ahead with the surgery.  They kept her for a few weeks after her surgery, to ensure the best possible outcome for recovery.  We were super happy about it because we have a two boys at home (a 2yr and a 4yr old) that would be hard to explain to them why they can't play with her and why she can't get out of her crate.\n\nPhoebe was released to us just before Christmas and she is doing great.  Her leg is healing and a pin was placed in her leg to stabilize it.  In a couple more weeks she will have the pin removed and then she will be on the road back to normal.  So far she is doing great at home.  She still needs to be confined, but she is putting weight on her leg and she is antsy to move around and play.  \n\nWe know she will make a full recovery and for that we are truly indebted to Dr. C, Dr. Beckus and Dr. Mizrahi (I'm hoping I spelled their names correctly) and the entire staff at Park Animal Hospital.  They know what they are doing and they care about animals.\n\nThank you!!
__label__4 This place is great! My wife and I have been taking our Shih Tzu here for about 2 years now, ever since we moved to Henderson. The staff and the Vets are FANTASTIC! They take care of him like he is family and they truly care abouot how he is and his well being. We can also get him groomed after he is done with the Vet, and the groomers are awesome. He went to numerous other groomers before we found Park, and he would not be nice to them. When we come here, he actually pulls me to get to the groomers!  I wish I would have known about this place sooner because we would have driven across town to come here. Highly Recommend!
__label__3 Went twice in the last two days. We ate at the bar the first time around 4p. Chicken wings were amazing! Fries good too. Came again for breakfast on Sunday around 1030a service was horrible but food was good.
__label__3 Love the wings at this place they are cooked in the pizza oven . Super crispy .love their breakfast specials For lunch get the get the taco basket !! Service is always good . Food portions are great . Friendly wait staff and bartenders
__label__0 worst PJ's ever!\n\nI've ordered from this particular PJ's three times and each time there's been something bad. First time they forgot to make one of the three pizzas we ordered. Second time was a delivery that was supposed to be delivered within 30 minutes but arrived an hour later. Third time they were extremely rude when we went to pick up the order. They assumed I was someone else when I had walked in the door and barked \"5 minutes\" at me. 5 minutes what? The F you talking about? He thought I was someone who had called in earlier... what a douche.\n\nAll three times they never had peppers or cheese. I will never again return back to this PJ's.
__label__0 I called to place an order for a pepperoni & sausage pizza. I was told \"we don't have that.\"  I asked how that is possible & I was told they only have that kind of pizza if ordered on-line & not over the phone. Seriously? Like a sucker I went on-line & ordered the pizza. When it arrived, the crust was quite doughy & extremely soggy & undercooked! Yuck, yuck & yuck! I will not be returning. Save your money!
__label__3 Love my gym!!! Working out!!!
__label__0 Gym is very rundown, machines are dusty doesn't seem like they ever clean it, bathroom smells a little funky,  like their sewer pipes has issues... the female staff working the front desk are friendly,  however the guys dont greet you because they're to busy hanging out with their friends. I also notice that the guys are always letting their friends in without signing in, assuming they even have a membership.  Even more annoying they let them dribble a basketball all around the gym..\n\nThey also raised my membership,  no reason given, obviously the money is not going back into the gym. \n\nHighly considering moving back to LVAC, only thing holding me back is, this location is behind my home
__label__1 Over the years I have past this place 1000's of times.  I finally had the opportunity to eat there yesterday and it was a big disappointment.\n\nWe arrived a little early and decided to have a Beer and much on some Chips & Salsa while waiting for a friend to arrive.  We also ordered a side of Guacamole to go with it.  The Chips & Salsa were ok and the Guacamole was ok.  The Chips didn't taste fresh and there was a bunch of mashed up small pieces at the bottom of the basket, which normally means we got an older batch and had the last basket before they prepared fresh chips.....Strike 1.\n\nWhen my friend finally arrived, it took forever for the server to come by and take our order.  At first we didn't realize how long it was because we had a couple of Beers to hold us over, but after a while we began to notice that it was taking a long time.  I had to flag her down after waiting for 15 minutes.....Strike 2.\n\nI ordered the Beef Fajitas & 1 of their Jalapeno & Cheese Tamales.  They are known for their Tamales, so I was excited to have an opportunity to try one.  The food came out pretty fast, but they didn't bring my Tamale and they didn't bring a friend's entree.  We waited for the food....they brought out my friend's entree, but forgot my Tamale.  I was too busy eating my Fajitas and didn't notice until I was 1/2 way through my food....I mentioned it to the waitress and she said she'd be right back with it.  Meanwhile, the Beef Fajitas were ok.....the flavor wasn't as robust as I would like them to be.....and the meat wasn't up to par.  It wasn't good quality steak in my opinion.\n\nEveryone finished their food and the conversation was so good that I forgot about my Tamale until my friend brought it to my attention.....damn, by that point I didn't even want it.  So I mentioned it to the waitress.....she apologized, but it didn't seem sincere.\n\nWe had a couple more Beers after lunch and when they brought the check, I saw the freakin' Tamale on the bill!  What the hell?!  Strike 3!\n\nAt that point, I didn't care anymore and since the Tamale was only $3 I paid the damn bill and we left.\n\nOverall, I was disappointed with the service and the food quality.\n\nWill I return?  Not a chance.
__label__1 It was just kinda dull all the way around.\n\nThe service was so-so. The food was so-so.\n\nWe ordered cheese and jalape\u00f1o dip. It was as watery as soup and no sabor. It was sent back. The waiter didn't seem surprised when I handed it back to him.  \nWe all ordered combo plates. BF got 2 enchiladas with green sauce, they brought him red sauce. It was corrected quickly. Mom got the taco place and I had the flautas. Nothing stood out. \nI think the prices are too high for the quality and quantity you are given. \nThe one thing that irked me was that they charged me $3 for a little cup of chili sauce, and I mean little. I asked them if they had spicy salsa cuz the stuff they served with the chips had no kick. So the waiter brought me a little cup of chili sauce. This isn't something I would be charged for in Los Angeles so it didn't even cross my mind to ask. I was surprised when I saw the $2.99 on the check, but I did ask for it so....... Lesson learned. \nThe best part about this place was the outdoor seating.
__label__1 Worst Mexican food ever. The coffee was disgusting, it tasted like water. I have to admit that the guacamole was good though.  But other then that, I do not recommend this place at all. The price you pay is not worth the food they serve you. I'd rather pay $5 more to eat at a buffet!
__label__4 Was here today the food the service was great left feeling full and complete a lot of bang for your buck
__label__3 Typical jack in the box.  Clean.  Staff is friendly.  Drive thru open 24 hours.  They have the self-serve kiosk, which means you can get free tacos from time to time.\n\nPersonal favorites include:\negg nog shake during the holiday season\ntacos\nultimate cheeseburger
__label__2 Everything you need for crafts, but be prepared for a 30 minute wait to check out...
__label__0 I had bought a Halloween costume on clearance the previous year, and they didn't take the little plastic thingy off my costume, and I didn't realize it til a year later when I went to put on my Halloween costume and felt the plastic thing. I went back there, (of course, i didn't have the receipt, but the clearance sticker was still there), so I explained that i had bought the costume last year bla bla bla, and that they never took off the thing, The lady started arguing with me that she couldn't just take it off cuz i \"could have just stole it from there that day\"... really lady? Look at all your costume currently in your store, you don't sell this costume this year! I asked to speak to a manager and she says \"I am the manager\". So i asked her if I could pay for it again for her to take it off... she agrees... so shes trying to figure out how to ring it up, and couldn't figure it out... then she says 'hold on, I'm gonna get the manager'... Uhm what?! I thought she was the manager? so she gets the manager and the manager just tells her \"take it off, we don't sell the costume anymore, there's no reason to make her pay for it again\" the girl just stood there like \"really? but but but...\" the manager was like \"just take it off, give it to her.\" So I politely thank the manager as the other girl takes the plastic thing off, then I couldn't help but say \"I thought you said you WERE the manager!?\" and she says \"well, i'm the assistant manager\" I haven't been there since. What a joke!
__label__0 Waited for five minutes for someone to acknowledge me. Go to Target on Blue Diamond, much more helpful!
__label__0 Having had the ultimate in vet care in California I was disaapointed when first coming to this office, but disappointment soon turned to something much more. \nFor routine vaccines they are barely ok. The doctor swoops in for a half a minute,grabs the dogs,vet tech brings them back after their done. \nAs diagnosticians they would get negative stars from me. My rottie who it turns out had bone cancer NOT arthritis and then my lab with a raging case of doggie hepatitis NOT indigestion, and mast cell tumors.\nThey never call to check on the animals, they have too many office helpers and not enough customer/service.\nDon't expect anyne in this office to correctly diagnose or treat a sick animal!
__label__4 I have been taking my two babies here for years, best docs, best staff, wouldn't trust anyone else!
__label__1 I am not a fan of this Popeyes, my order is wrong more than right, non spicy when i order spicy, wrong chicken selections thn i ordered, runny mashed potatoes, old biscuits, dry chicken. I have noticed the popeye's that are in gas stations lack the quality that the stand alones have. The lady that has taken my order a few times seems like she does not understand english well which leads me to repeating my order time and time again. Also what happened to the strawberry jelly!!! I actually have started to just do an extra commute to go to the stand alone popeyes because i am that disatisfied with this location. Get it together
__label__1 This place should be rename Yuck E Cheese!  Do they ever clean in here?  Ever time I have gone this place has had half eaten pizzas on the ride or in between the games. I only come here  because my kids of course love it. On our last visit, we were solo lucky to bring home a souviner of pink eye!  Despite the hand washing, one of my kids always gets sick and then it gets passed around our home. The coupons of the past were much better then they are today so it isn't as good of a value. I will praise them for keeping the games at one token, most arcades charge two or more coins per play so they get one star for that.
__label__3 They don't have as much selection of costco.  I also think they are missing some of the programs costco offers such as the auto buying program.\n\nStill though, the prices are great.  I easily make up the membership fee just by buying gas.  They have great return policies.\n\nFor under $4 you can buy a hotdog, drink, and a slice of pizza.\n\nThey don't take visa or mastercard credit cards (but will take debit), but costco has similar policies so I can't complain too much about that.\n\nOne advantage Sam's has over costco is that it is a lot less crowded.
__label__3 Got a groupon for the ultimate wash for $5. I liked that they scrubbed the car before it went in & thoroughly dried it after. I will go back again...
__label__0 Was always a big fan of this car wash but now, the new owners are cutting back on quality and they are asking for tips UPFRONT!! They also have the window guy SCAM come to your car and proceed to tell you that you have chips in your glass and they will fix them for free, all they need is your insurance. Like always a good thing turned rotten. Cannot believe they are asking for a tip even before the car goes through the process. Oh well, time to find a new wash. If you voice a complaint, the owner yells at you and calls you a liar. It's a circus there! Another one bites the dust.
__label__1 This place only gets 2 stars because of the nice suites. Everything else about this place sucks. It's a family place and we brought our relatives, but despite the spotty shuttle service that ends at 12:15am it's a good drive to the strip.\n\nEverything at this hotel shuts down at 10pm. The expensive grill and bar shut down, the pool shuts down, you can't even use your room's whirlpool after 10pm because of the \"noise\". Another pet peeve I had is the $100 deposit you need before you can even check in. It's to be expected, but the gave us no warning and it caused some trouble when my family needed to check into their room.\n\nEven if you're looking for a family friendly place, this place isn't the greatest choice amenity wise. Great rooms though!
__label__3 Cancun is not very close to the Strip, but it's surprisingly convenient for its far location. Chipotle, Food4Less, and other popular diners/cafes are located within walking distance. \n\nI have roomed here almost every time I visit Vegas. The rooms are extremely well-kept, with earthy furnishings and modern accents... I wouldn't call it anything like home, but why else am I on vacation? I don't want to feel as though I'm home!\n\nI recall the pool was quite roomy; when I used to swim often, I loved that it wasn't a kiddie pool I could swim across in six seconds or so. The slide is definitely appropriate for older children, though. \n\nThe \"adults only\" gameroom is open to children as long as they look somewhat responsible... I know I don't really pass for 18+ and neither does my friend, yet we always manage to play several rounds of pool. Nobody ever really checks.\n\nDo try snagging the penthouse. It feels, at times, more luxurious than home.
__label__3 Nice non-gaming resort just south of the strip.  The rooms are full one bedroom units and perfect for a family.  The beds have just been replaced and the new ones are absolutely wonderful.  The pool is huge and perfect for families.\n\nIf you don't want to fight the strip and seeking comfort that doesn't bust your wallet, this is the place to go.
__label__0 here at the resort's pool. asked my kids to look where we can get towels for there are a lot of entrances. my feet were sore from all the walking so i just told the kids to look where they can get towels. didn't find it but a staff passed by and he told us where it was. kids went and came back empty handed. they were told that you have to be 14 or a parent to get towels! \n\nwhat??? \n\nis there a written rule that says that? i haven't read it yet, i think. does that mean that it's the same in all the resorts? as a new timeshare owner, i'm wondering what i got myself into. now i've got to read the contract that i signed...\n\nthis stay is a freebie for attending the presentation. we were told that  this was located passed mandalay hotel. yup, it is about 6 miles or so after mandalay bay. well beyond the strip. now i'm wondering if all the properties are this way. the properties are big and the rooms are big too. but it's just that it's in the middle of nowhere. i'm thinking that when you're in vegas, you have  to be where the action is, which is the strip. \n\ni just hope that the other properties they have will be different. oh well, as i've said, i'm wondering what i got myself into...
__label__0 Reminds me of an all inclusive Cancun resort. It's also a timeshare so lots of folks being pressured to 'invest'.\nFixtures are worse than hotel grade and really horrid.\nKids are everywhere; all ages and probably account for 70% of the guest population. Lots of little teeny boppers yelling and cutting up.\nRestaurant menu straight out of a ballpark.\nI bought my room on Hotel Tonight for $102. Thankfully, not subject to timeshare pitch. It was touted as Luxe and, to me, is far from it.\nSo, I'm probably most disappointed in myself for having too high expectations from Lost Wages.\nNext time I'll stay at the Venetian, pay whatever, sing for my supper and get comp'd.
__label__3 Mulligan's Border is one of a boat load of taverns around Las Vegas and while it has your standard bar and video poker it also has really good food and great service. They take their bar food to the next level by understanding how to prepare and serve it.\n\nIt is fair to say that I have had just about everything on the menu there and I have not found anything that disappointed me. My personal standard is just a simple burger cooked medium rare. The burger comes to me juicy and tasty and the bun is toasted correctly so it does not fall apart. There is something to be said for a good burger and that alone has kept me and my wife coming back for more. We call this place our \"Cheers\" because everyone seems to know our names.\n\nThey do not have a huge menu, but the menu they have they do well and I like that. You can tweak your meal here and their and they do not put up a fuss and if the server does not know if it can be done he talks to the chef and they get it done. Like I said, service is top notch. They may not \"Crumb the Table\" but they do make your experience there as good as possible and that too is commendable.\n\nYeah, me and my wife are fans and we go there several times a week. Give it a try.
__label__0 Second time getting pizza delivered today and it's my second time being disappointed. Both times the pizza wasn't even cut. I had to get out my own pizza cutter! I ordered hand-tossed pizza and what I got was about as thin as a piece of paper. I try to pick a piece up and it just flops down. The crust was uneven- thick on one half and super thin on the other half. It was warm, not hot. Tasted pretty salty. Not happy at all!!
__label__0 I'm so annoyed with this store and Domino's in general! Yes you can order online, that's nice.  But a few days ago (Sunday) we ordered 2 pizzas, after 45 minutes we decided to call the store only to find out the number you call is a call center.  They then transfer you to another call center that has the capabilities to transfer you to the store.  Well, after an hour we decided to cancel as we were all starving (and had to make a Taco Bell run), I explained to the manager that this was unacceptable so she gave me a few options. I chose to take a credit, even though we had not already paid, and give them another chance.  Well, today we gave them another try and it happened again.  A Tuesday afternoon and they are too busy to handle an order of 2 medium pizzas.  After nearly an hour our pizza showed up and it was hot, so that's good, but I'm done giving them chances.  There's plenty of cheap pizza places close to our home.
__label__1 By first look this place is amazing. But when you really start checking things out you see how expensive it is. They do have some cool things but the place is so jam packed it's impossible to see everything. I went in looking for a TV table & never was asked if I needed help or anything.
__label__3 I ended up getting a coupon for this place in one of the local mags that comes in the mail. So since I wanted to get a full set and they were only 15 bucks I thought I would give them a try.\nThere was no wait...which was nice since the place I normally go is pretty packed sometimes.\nThe girl was quick & did a great job. I will for sure come back for my fill here. I am gonna try out a pedicure next time since I have another 15 buck coupon for that! Love me some coupons!!
__label__4 I love this All you can eat sushi spot. Its a must to go whenever I'm in the 702. For about $27 per person it's not bad. We usually order half orders of sushi to have lots a variety. You can even have order teriyaki chicken, shu mai, desserts, etc because it's included with the all you can eat selections.\n\nIt's open late and does get pretty packed during the evenings, but it's worth the wait. I so wish they had a spot like this back home. Its okay, because it's a place I look forward to eat at when I come visit.
__label__2 Oh, dearest me, Sushi mon, Sushi mon, sigh, why oh why do you charge so much for all you can eat sushi? Is the fish quality better than any other AYCE sushi restaurants? Absolutely not. Are their rolls superior to other AYCE sushi restaurants? Nope!\n\nThis wildly popular sushi joint is gleaming with southern Las Vegas patrons. They are swarmed with clients day in and day out and late night. I walked in at 11pm on a Friday and there was a large crowd of people waiting to either get into the restaurant or just hanging out in front of Sushi Mon. I guess that is the new thing these days. \"Hey, we are going to hang out at Sushi Mon and pretend we are cool.\" Nevertheless, the wait was short as I was dining alone and the bar was sufficient for myself. \n\nI started to look at their laminated menu and took a look around the restaurant itself. The restaurant itself is bland, Someone had the bright idea of putting tile, in a diagonal pattern, on the wall. Are you kidding me? EPIC FAIL. The seating is quite spread out and the restaurant itself is quite small. The sushi chefs are abundant, however, and that is usually a great sign for a busy restaurant. The patrons seemed happy indulging in their gluttony of raw fish, rice, mayo and cream cheese creations. I for one, always order the sushi first before I order any specialty rolls. \n\nThe salmon sushi was just meh to my standards. Their salmon was a bit  warm and the texture seemed off. The tuna was good and their yellowtail was surprising very good. I do have to say their rolls are quite interesting. I can't really remember what I ordered, but what I did order tasted a-ok to me. I remember asking my sushi chef to make me their best roll they had. It was some shrimp tempura roll concoction wrapped in soy paper. Can't remember the name but I remember liking it very much. \n\nAs for the positive sides of the restaurant, I can see why people like this place. The warm welcoming staff, the sushi chefs, and the massive amount of people waiting to attack their sushi rolls with their salivating palates. \n\nA word for the owners. You are doing a great job. I hope you continue to succeed. For Christ's sake, please take that stupid tile down from the wall and put up some authentic artwork or something! Augh, it really makes me not want to dine there because of the crappy decor. Stop charging so much for standard sushi quality! Then again, if people are paying it why stop right? I understand.  \n\nYes I would return to the restaurant, but, I probably wouldn't go by myself again. If my friends are willing to go I may just join them.
__label__2 This place was so crowded! We went on a tuesday night and it was absolutely packed, not just at the bar but at all the tables as well. My wife and I decided to give this place a try since it is just down the street of our new apartment and we were hoping it would make for a good alternative to our usual sushi place, Yama. Afterwards we decided it was an OK place, but the extra drive to Yama was worth it for the better quality food. \n\n\n\nOk, so the good parts first I think... first, all you can drink soda was a plus, most sushi places will just give you a can of soda but this place gave nice big glasses. Servers were also very quick on the refills, and since I can down a glass of soda or water very quickly during a meal I kept out waiters busy, lol.\n\nWe both got the AYCE at the sushi bar and once we got the attention of our sushi chef started ordering. Most of the food was OK, the baked green mussels were about average while the garlic albacore was delicious. My wife absolutely loved their special \"Sushi Bon\" dish, one of their new specials. For dessert my wife and I also recommend the lychee sorbet, very tasty. Sadly this just about ends the positive portion of this review.\n\nOk, now for the problems. Other than the refills, service was slow as hell here. It took the chef about 20 minutes per item, longer if it was baked. At first I thought it was just because of the crowd, but even once it started emptying in the restaurant it remained painfully slow. This is despite the large number of sushi chefs on duty at the time as well! \n\nAs for the majority of the sushi itself it was nothing all the great. We tried a number of different items and found most of them to be a bit bland. Also, they all seemed to be variations of the same thing (and not a good thing at that). Presentation was a bit lacking as well, nearly every dish we had looked rushed and fell apart while we were trying to eat it. They had an item which was a variation of a dynamite roll that we ordered, it looked like they had skimped on the toppings, then when we went to eat it the thing turned to mush before we could take a bite. Most of the food was like this, either it fell apart or didn't seem to be cooked right or something just wasn't right. Really a let down for the evening. \n\nAll in all it was an OK experience, the plain sushi was yummy and I enjoyed a small number of the rolls, but the bulk of it was just not what I would consider quality sushi. How it got this busy and such a good rating is a mystery to me. But they do have a huge selection and if you are willing to brave some of the more interesting rolls then give it at least one try, you might find it is more to your tastes than my own.
__label__3 For the love of all things holy, can I PLEASE clone this restaurant and put it closer to my new house???\nI used to live next door to the place when it first opened up.  It only took a matter of weeks before it was jam packed every night and had a line out the door for dinner.\nThey have the BEST yum yum sauce I've ever tasted.  My single and only complaint is with the Toro.  It is never the same quality from day to day (because they never know what they are going to get), and if you are at ALL a fan of tuna, you want the stuff that just melts in your mouth.  It just boggles the mind to be served a piece that's all stringy and white after having already had the highest grade Toro.  There is a \"grading scale\" for the belly tuna - be sure to ask before ordering if it's the top grade that day.  Otherwise, skip it and order something else.  Preferably the Stardust, so you can taste the outrageously good yum yum sauce...  \nTheir tempura is pretty good too, with a fairly light crust on it.  I've had some heavy handed tempura at other places, and those are NOT good.  The teriyaki salmon is delish - not too tangy, not too sweet.  Overall, everything I've had on the menu has been wonderful.  Be prepared to wait if you go at dinnertime, but we always thought ahead to get takeout so we could just grab it and go.
__label__2 There are *way* cheaper all you can eat sushi deals in Vegas than here if you're looking to be on the conservative side with your hard earned money. I don't know about anyone else, but unless the sushi quality is top notch and the dining experience comes with the 360 degree service and quality, I absolutely refuse to pay $25-$28 for all you can eat when I know I can get it for at/under $23 elsewhere where I don't have to wait 20/30 minutes to be sat. \n\nWhile their sushi and plates are interesting, I honestly don't see anything overly special about this place. Small, always seems to be mobbed, and while the service is good, it is nothing overly outstanding like some of my friends raved to me about.\n\nThe reason why I gave it three stars is because 1.) The prices are a little over the top for something you can get cheaper (and in a better setting) somewhere else, and 2.) This place is always busy, and the wait times are very much over-quoted and long.
__label__4 This place never disappoints :) always looking forward to this place when we fly in from Hawaii, and it's the guaranteed spot to go to on our list :) and the people remember us :)\n\nEvery time we went there we had great service :) this last time we went was the first time they got out orders wrong lol, we ordered Hamachi nigiri, but instead the lady brought us Hamachi collar x) wasn't a bad thing, cause we decided to just eat it, and now we have another favorite on the menu to order haha :D\n\nEveryone should come here atleast once :) and you'll be coming back again and again for more ^_^\n\nThanks again Sushi Mon!!! See you guys again next year! :)
__label__4 Best all you can eat around!
__label__0 When I read about their $10 all-you-can-eat promo a few weeks ago, I made plans to attend with a big group of friends. Sushi Mon isn't our favorite place and we figured the wait would be pretty long, but since they clearly advertised a no reservations policy we figured it would be worth it to go and wait; We were severely wrong. \n\nWhen we arrived there were a few people gathered outside and the restaurant was full, but it wasn't too bad. When I went to the hostess to put our name on the list, we were informed they were booked solid until the end of their event and we couldn't be served even though our whole party was present. So much for the \"no reservations\" policy. \n\nSave yourself the trouble, there's all-you-can-eat sushi places nearby with better flavor and similar prices--we won't be returning.
__label__4 A \"must try\" place. The sushi is ALWAYS fresh, the service is ALWAYS fast, the chefs are ALWAYS nice and ready to recommend something.It is a little pricey comparing to other places, but definitely worth your $.\nHowever..this place is SO tiny..and if you got on a Saturday or Friday night..you would have to wait 30minutes at least to get in..but we ALWAYS wait 'cuz we'r good sushi loverz :D
__label__2 My husband and I ventured away from \"The Strip\" in Vegas and found Sushi Mon. \n\nThe service was amazing. The sushi chef welcome us with open arms and explained everything to us about the \"All You Can Eat\" Sushi menu and let us order one roll at a time to ensure we would be getting the best \"bang for our buck.\" We didn't need the AYCE menu, though -- if I ate more than three bites without getting full, it would be an amazing deal. \n\nWe got the takoyaki, spicy tuna hand rolls, and octopus salad. The octopus salad was absolutely delicious. The takoyaki was a little much for me. The spicy tuna hand rolls just weren't what I was used to, but the fish was extremely fresh. The food I ordered wasn't my favorite, but I think that was more my error than anything. The man next to me was ordering the most amazing food and I wish we would have just tagged along with him. If I could go back, I would have definitely ordered the salmon collar. It looks beautiful! The lychee sorbet made my heart smile as did the service. \n\nI would be happy to try this place again! Their prices are definitely fair and their food is good!
__label__3 I usually don't go to sushi places, but I did not decide tonight.  My friend craved for sushi.  \n\nI was uneasy since there was a wait and was told at first that it would be 30+mins..  We waited and was seated in less than 20.  We got a nice seating in the bar area.  After being seated, I was ready to eat.  I was amused by the ayce rules.  60 mins. I was curious what would happen if I went over by 5 mins?  I absolutely loved how great the ayce menu was.  Side dishes and dessert?? dang!  I am sold.\n\nNice because I felt like i had my own sushi chef.  We told him different items to prepare for us.  Very nicely presented and the fish felt fresh.  I like that because I have had poor experience at other places.  For an ayce, I see why there's a line outside.  I enjoyed the 624, baked sushi which I haven't had before.  Very unique and hot!  The snow crab was a little dry.  I didn't like it.  Friend was craving for salmon and we over ordered.  Regardless, it was very delightful.  I usually have a hard time with rare fish, but it wasn't an issue tonight.  House was very efficient  on getting our side dishes.  We had very awkward request.  We had ice cream in the middle of our meal.  Sushi chef thought we were done.  I tried some lychee sorbet, very tasty but not for me.  I did enjoy the special mochi mango ice cream.  Friend was full, but I told her it was amazing.  She managed to intake half of it.  \n\nService was nice, Sushi Chef was friendly and chatty.  Overrall, a great atmosphere.  Not made for large groups.
__label__2 We had all you can eat here last night.  It's a small place with not much seating so unless you call ahead you will likely have to sit at the bar.  The dynamite is delicious along with the tempura ice cream.  I would say the quality is average as well as the price.  The location is convenient but for all you can eat w/ a good quality I would probably go somewhere else.
__label__2 I go here because it's close.\n\nYellowtail collar is strong. Fish is fresh. Only thing I don't like is that the rice falls apart too easily. That is kind of a big thing when it comes to sushi.\n\nWould I go here again? Sure, but I definitely would drive farther to go to a better place.
__label__3 Definitely a go to place when you're in Vegas and want AYCE Sushi.  \n\nLet me start off with the place.  It's a pretty small location and with the amount of interest, this place gets packed and wait times can range from 10 min to 90 min+.  On our last trip there, we had a party of six and what disturbed us the most was that seating was not on a first come first served basis for larger groups.  You would expect the staff to hold tables that are next to each other and almost nearly closing out to fit a larger group but that was not the case.  Groups of four was being seated before us and we had to wait for a larger table that would normally fit six.  We had to wait almost 90+ minutes before we got a table.  My recommendation is to get there before they open which I believe is 11am or after 2pm when it starts to die down.  \n\nThe food there is awesome!  Nothing to complain about.  Try anything that catches your eye.  My top picks are the white tuna, garlic ahi, ama ebi, unagi, masago w/ qual eggs, calamari, shrimp tempura, etc.  \n\nIt looks like they opened another location so we'll most likely try that place out when we're back in town.
__label__4 Love sushi-mon we try to go as often as possible because food is fresh and always soo yummy!! You have to get the baked green muscles and the salmon belly. Also the hurricane roll and the tiger rolls are soo delicious. This is my all time favorite sushi restaurant in vegAs ohh also love the yellow tail collar yumm-o!!!!
__label__2 The shrimp tempura almost didn't even have shrimp in it and it was extremely over cooked and greasy. The waiter was ignoring us and I had to call out for someone to come bring us the bill. The food was just okay, it just so happens to be near my house, however I don't think I will come back. It just wasn't anything special. The presentation was nice though, the rolls looked pretty.
__label__3 If you are having a party and need some inexpensive decorations then the 99 Cents store is the place to be. Packs of two streamers. 99 cents. Package of 20 balloons. 99 cents. Plates, utensils, napkins. You guessed it, 99 cents. The kicker, they have plenty of colors to go with almost any color scheme.
__label__3 getting a free donut!\n\nAlways been a fan of this place. well. Krispy Kreme Donuts.. yyyuuuummmyy!!\n\n\nEspecially getting them right from krispy kreme (not chevron) \n\nthey are fresh and still warm.  \nthe regular, glaze is my favorite.. then the chocolate glaze..They even have this new donut and ice cream type thing. looks delish, haven't gotten to try it yet. but i soon will! \nThe is always friendly. and quick, as quick as they can be.
__label__4 Best Nail Salon in Vegas! Affordable and great quality! I go to Le and she's so sweet and does an amazing job! My gel manicure lasts for three weeks! And I just go change it because I get bored with the color! No chipping or peeling like other places! Best price in town!
__label__1 I've been here 3 times and fell in love the first time because the cheese ravioli and the garlic bread is amazing!  The second time was just as good, because i got the same thing.  My boyfriend got a seafood pasta and it was not good...it was waaaay too salty.  Well...we hadn't been there for about 5 months and I had forgotten about his bad experience and apparently so did he.  We went there the other night and the service was great as usual, but the food was entirely tooooo salty.  My manicotti tasted strange and was not a typical manicotti.  My boyfriend's meat ravioli was so salty that he couldn't eat it...nor could I.  Unfortunately, we won't be going there again.  It is a great place to have a drink and lounge with friends since they frequently have entertainment.  It's a very charming place.
__label__1 Totally Ruined Evening.    \n\nIncompetent to Rude Hosts (I think one is the Owner) After arriving on a Monday Night at 7PM as a group of 5 without Reservations and a Huge Wedding Party we thought the place would be Too Busy, however we were told it would be 5 to 20 minutes for a Table and so we waited in the entrance area with group that Did have Reservations at 7:00 PM.\n\nWe Both were seated around 8:30 pm, no Apologies - Just Arrogance. It was a Table for four with a chair crowded onto the end in the walkway. Two of us ordered the same item and 20 minutes After ordering we were told there was only One Available. \n\nSo even though it was my wife's Birthday Dinner, she gave it up and ordered a Simple House Salad instead, while I just Ordered Soup out of frustration. The other three in the Party got the dishes they wanted and the food finally arrived at 9:30PM - two and a half Hours after we first entered the place.  Even their Garlic Rolls were not refilled after initially bringing a small bowl for five people - I guess they were hoping they could sell appetizers.\n\nI have many times taken out of town guest there, always Arrogance and Drama and some waiting, Yet Never again. Even my out of town guest stated after we left and all we had been through they would never recommend this Restaurant to anyone and tell them to be sure to avoid it. \n\nThey have enough business and they don't care - so why should We. \nIf you go for the Food, it's above average, however be prepared for Arrogance and Long waits with a (Owner) Host that always makes the place Frantic.
__label__4 Awsome
__label__4 We believe the Italian food is the best here. Southern Italian is simple with just the right spices. The problem with other Southern Italian restaurants is they try to make it fancy and it don't work. This place is an authentic traditional Southern Italian Restaurant with great pastas, meatballs, and sauce.
__label__2 This place had its ups and downs. The atmosphere is lovely , very old school great for a date at night. The food is ok depending on what you get, kinda pricey. And nothing outstanding for the price either. Portions I think are big or at least enough to share.\n The main thing with this place is the service, I wanted to give 2 1/2 stars. The service is just slow, inconsistent and dreadful. By the time we got our food we didn't care and just wanted to leave. A formal complaint was actually made at the end.\n Save this place to try on a busy date night when they got something going on and it might be worth it. I don't suggest coming here for a quick lunch or entirely for food itself. It has location, a vtg vegas feel atmosphere and I don't drink but it also has booze too. However just for the food and the service alone would not be worth the trip.
__label__0 Awful does not begin to describe this clip joint.  Awful service and the food was about on par with a Dennys.  Somehow this place has managed to stay in business. I'll never be back again.  If you want good Italian in Vegas skip this place.
__label__0 From 5 stars to 1 star within 24 hours.  Yesterday's dinner was a perfect experience with Cody our waiter who was a fantastic, professional server.   Tonight, a different waiter (older, with short grayish hair and glasses) who failed to introduce himself and gave off a harried and disinterested vibe.  Sure enough, the service was absolutely dreadful, just dreadful.  Never checked our table for silverware and my partner had to ask for a spoon when he brought coffee. Was in the middle of my appetizer salad when two entree plates get abruptly plopped on the table. The waiter became defensive when I commented it's proper to wait until the guest is done with the first course and I felt he was basically challenging my request.  Seriously, giving a customer a difficult time is a no-no, but not for this guy.  He is a representative for the restaurant and his was a pathetic display of ineptitude.  Shame on him.
__label__2 I have to echo the comments by Lauren P. on 10/21/2014. This isn't the same Bootlegger that I've grown accustomed to. It got pricey and they shouldn't command that kind of money for the food and service offered. I'm afraid to say that is is bordering on a tourist trap. Sad to see, but their agenda has obviously changed.
__label__4 I had anticipated this visit for months so there was a lot to live up to and I have to say bootleggers went above and beyond my greatest expectations. The complimentary bread is so sinfully delicious and the bolognese is comparable even to my immigrant Italian family's recipe!!
__label__0 I told myself a few years ago I wouldn't go back. I gave you one more shot. Never again! \nMeatball sandwich had two, two meatballs cut in half to make a sandwich. Cheap Fu*cks! All for $8.0.
__label__0 After a long day of moving boxes out of my house into a storage I was exhausted by the time I arrived to Home Depot. I needed a u-haul truck to transport the remainder of items out my house which btw I needed to have out the house that day. I go to customer service and speak with one lady about renting a truck overnight. First she said that she didn't think they did overnight renting and it was almost closing time so I wouldn't be able to get one that day for the use of same day. She was uncertain whether they did overnight because of some recent things that had occurred. She spoke with the Assistant manager over the phone who told her that she could go ahead and rent me an overnight vehicle. I went back to my car to let my boyfriend know what was going on. As I returned into the store the lady I had been dealing with sent me over to another cashier to take care of this. This new lady has no clue about what I needed assistance with and has to ask the lady who sent me to her. While they are talking things over they then start doubting whether it will be okay to rent me the van and the new lady calls someone ( the assistant manager ) who comes to front right away and now says they will not be renting me the vehicle for overnight due to a recent situation that happen with one of the vehicles. I got really pissed off because the assistant manager switched up his decision and I had waisted valuable time there walking away without a truck. It basically was up to the assistant manager to decide if he wanted to allow a truck being rented for overnight. When the first cashier called him he should not have told her it was okay to rent me the truck for overnight. That particular location will never get my business again. They were all a bunch of.... Never mind i'll be nice. Located off serene and eastern.
__label__4 This is the pizza place we have been looking for! Great service! Great food! They have a full menu of options. Small dining area makes me feel like im back in my hometown:)
__label__0 Placed an order for delivery on phone at 6:45 pm. They said it would arrive in approx 45 min. 1 hour later i called them. They stated that it was on the way. Called them again at 8pm, they said so sorry, give you 50% off. Waited untill 8:30, still no food. Called them back again and told them to stuff it. VERY POOR! Would not recommend this joint to anyone. Very, very poor!
__label__1 There is a limited selection of decent Chinese food in my area so I decided to go a little farther away to try Chopstix based on the reviews.  Unfortunately the card reader wasn't working so the man behind the counter asked if I could go get cash.  The nearest ATM is in the Smiths across the way.  I went and got cash (paying an extra $3 since it wasn't my bank) and went back.  There was no one else in the place at the time and the same man behind the counter saw me come in.  I had my cash out and my food was bagged and sitting on the counter but instead of helping me he decided to take a personal phone call on his cell while I stood there and stared at him.  I continued to wait for several minutes and another man was at the counter doing something and also ignoring me.  Finally he looked up and asked if he could help me.  I said I'd like to pay for my food.  At which time the other man finally got off his phone and took my money.  No apology, no offer to give me a discount for my inconvenience, or even just throw in extra fortune cookies or something. \nThe food was decent (wor wonton soup, house fried rice, and orange chicken) but it is definitely not worth going all the way over there for terrible service.  Will not be returning.
__label__4 When we lived in Atlanta our neighborhood was about 50% Asian and there was an abundance of very authentic Chinese restaurants...sometimes too authentic. Ingredients like cow lung, tripe, jellied pigs blood and chicken feet (yes...fried chicken feet) were common place. Basically the only thing they didn't eat was the snout and the asshole, and I'm not even sure about the later. \n    So upon moving here we decided we wanted some good, old fashioned Americanized Chinese food and boy did we find it with Chopstix! The General Tso's chicken and Happy family sure made this family happy. Do yourself a favor and spend the extra few bucks for the extra meat and noodles instead of rice. Everything was delicious and both times we have stuffed ourselves silly (and had plenty for the beloved leftovers the next day). \n    Unlike the authentic Chinese restaurants back home who (oddly) didn't deliver, Chopstix had our food to us hot, fresh and in about 25 minutes. I might note that we found the delivery fee to be pretty steep at 3.50$, but maybe that is the norm here. Either way, it was worth it to us and it won't deter us from ordering (although maybe from ordering as frequently). \n    All in all, a great place. We look forward to ordering again soon.
__label__0 No appointment required, but I recommend making one if you go here!! \n\nMy friend and I wanted to pamper ourselves a little for our birthdays. I wanted a mani/pedi and my friend wanted a manicure. This place is right by my parents house and since we were going to their house afterwards, we decided on InStyle Nails. \n\nWe walked in and signed the 'Welcome' book at 9:40AM. The salon opened at 9:30. The lady greeted us, asked us what we wanted to get done and said it would be 5 minutes. She asked us to pick our color of nail polish while we waited. I noticed there were already 3 ladies in the spa pedicure chairs and the lady was the only one there. She got on the phone and I assumed she was calling her other co-workers because within 15 minutes, 5 others had showed up.\n\nOur 5 minute wait turned into a 25 minute wait. There was a party of 6 who walked in about 9:50AM and they ALL had appointments. We almost left, but decided to stay since we weren't really on a time crunch and our greeter lady kept telling us, \"you're next after them.\"\n\nOnce in the pedicure chair, I was pleased to find that it was a message chair. However, the pedicure itself only lasted about 10 minutes.... I expected it to last a little longer. The guy who did my pedicure didn't really take his time and he missed some spots when he painted my toes. He did a poor job on my manicure as well. I still had hang nails and after 3 days, all the nail polish had chipped away. My friend's manicure lasted over mine, but her polish started to chip as well. \n\nI will not be going back to InStyle Nails on Silverado.
__label__0 Love love love this place!!! Everyone is amazing here.... Especially my doll TINA! Go get nailed by Tina!!! My new favorite place. I literally left my old nail salon (which I had gone to for over 4 year) bc of her. Beautiful environment and great people.\n\n\nSAD TO REPORT I WILL NO LONGER COME HERE. VERU DISAPPOINTED. STILL HAVING SKIN ISSUES. GROSS
__label__3 I think the food here is nice for inexpensive, fast food.  The baked lasagna is pretty killer good.  But what really makes this place awesome is the service.  Seriously, the people that work at this place are so totally kind.  I think it is the management because they are super nice and I think it makes the employees treat the customers really nicely.  If you are sick of rude customer service, go here for a refreshing change!
__label__2 A-Ok in my book. Nike SB's are getting harder to find (at least in Nike Outlet stores) but this Factory Store had one so I just had to get it. My current SB is dilapidated so I needed a new one.
__label__4 Vons gets 5 stars in my eyes. Store is always stocked with everything I am looking for, and let's be honest one of my worst pet peeves is driving to the store to hear grocer say that your item is out of stock! Also this place is open 24 hours a day!!!!! So you never have an excuse not to eat something healthy at 4a.m
__label__4 I love this place!! I always get the best massages from Roxanne! Roxanne is the best!! I travel back and forth from California to Vegas and if i could, I would always go to Roxanne. It would be awesome is she was here in Cali! I can't find anyone close to her. I highly highly recommend her. She is that good Trust me!
__label__4 Took my car there in the morning and spoke with Jeff (owner).\nTold him my brakes sounded funny and might need replacing. \nLeft car and went to work.  Jeff called and told me brakes were fine and had plenty of life left. I asked if they repaired tires as I had a slow leak on one of them.  He took car to Discount tire and had them fix tire.\nThey went above and beyond on not trying to sell me something I didn't need, plus took my car to get something fixed they did work on.\nAWESOME!!!!
__label__4 Brought my truck in for squeaking brakes. Tech Craig came an got me. Pads are still 95%. He said these will last long time.  No service needed.  Mary at the desk is super friendly.  Fast an honest service.  Just made a new customer. Thumbs up
__label__0 These people have no idea what to sell you. They just point to the startup boxes when I could have saved money buying better items separately. No knowledge on reptile health. Also sold me a turtle with one eye. Really?
__label__1 I typically don't write bad reviews, but my experience really left a bad taste. I visited this spa thanks to a Groupon deal, purchasing a dual service coupon. I chose the hour massage & hour facial. Checking in seemed ok. The massage therapist they scheduled me with was on his first day and they gave him a room that looked like their backup massage room they use for storage. My therapist had to hunt down an alarm clock beforehand to play a local radio station because he felt bad the room had no music & silence isn't relaxing. And there was a floor fan blowing through my session, too. He wasn't bad, but I was very disappointed with the salon's ambience, I felt like I got the leftovers.\n\nAfter my massage, I was directed to the esthetician for my facial. She decided not to have me change into a terry robe, insisting I'll just get hot during the session since steam is used. (strange, since I've never had a facial where you didn't change so that they had adequate access to your face, neck & shoulders). Alas, she proceeded with the session, talking the entire time. I have adult acne & have struggled with it since I was 10, but I have controlled it to the best of my ability without monthly facials. She proceeded to list theories to my skin condition ranging from I'm not treating it (I advised her what she's seeing is due to a treatment regimen) to I eat a lot of dairy foods (I advised I'm lactose intolerant) and finally resting on the theory that I just need to start seeing her regularly or my face will not improve. She also seemed miffed I wouldn't let her perform extractions (pop a zit wrong, and I'm permanently scarred...from experience, I have my reasons). She laid the the mask on my face & left the room for 10-15 mins. No arm/shoulder massage. And she tried to sell me their $50 cleaners & toners. Have a nice day!\n\n I tipped them both 20%, but honestly I've had better service at the local student massage/beauty schools, and at significantly better pricing, too. Thank goodness I didn't pay their full menu prices, I would've been furious.
__label__0 Well this USED to be a great location with excellent service. Alas, the winds of change blew through this place like a tornado. \n\nWhile we were very happy for the old manager, Jason, when he got promoted to corporate, the place just took a huge dump after he left and never recovered.\n\nIt just doesn't instill much confidence when you see the cook leaving the men's room with a toilet plunger in his hand and still wearing his apron! Eeeeew! \n\nOne would also expect a bar with a female manager and female waitresses to have a reasonably clean ladies' room, as they all use it too. But the ladies' room is always filthy. \n\nNew manager chick also needs a class in customer service. Making sure everyone can see your little boobies might get you some mileage with the male customers, but I have my own boobs. I can look at them whenever I want. Yours do not impress me, and they do not make up for your poor service skills.
__label__0 This place is terrible. The waiters are on their cell phones most of the time. Management allows other patrons to scream, yell and cuss at the television as well as other patrons, all while banging on tables and the bar.
__label__1 UUGGHHH! $2.25 for coffee? I should have gone to starbucks. I needed a table to fill out some paperwork and I did not want to sit in the car (but I should have)..\nMy waitress was very nice, but this place is uh, dirty.. The blinds look like they have not been cleaned in FOREVER!!\nIf I were eating there (never) I would have been more than a little freaked out.\nYes it is a chain, so no points there, it is the same as the last time I had the misfortune of being in a Dennys...
__label__0 Really used to like coming in to see Mary at the counter area but apparently she is no longer there. I always order the waffle and it normally comes out cold and is served with cold syrup but Mary's cheerful personality kept me coming back anyways. This last time, Sunday, November 16, 2014, we sat at the counter and seemed like an inconvenience to our waitress the entire breakfast. There is nothing worse than feeling like you are not worthy of someone's time. I understand that turning over tables is important but it's also important to ensure your guests are satisfied. Couldn't get our waters refilled quickly, food came out cold, waitress was impersonal and the cashier was awfully rude as well. I'd recommend sunrise cafe or protein house instead.
__label__0 Good LORD this was probably the worst hotel I have ever stayed in.  All that was missing was a crackpipe and a police body outline on the ground.  I was even afraid to take off my socks in my own room!!   BUT you get what you pay for and I did pay a ridiculously low price to stay here.
__label__2 I come here pretty much everyday but that doesn't mean I like it. I only buy gas from here if I'm completely on empty, otherwise I go to the Chevron up the road. But I am a Slurpee addict and I need ice so I continue to come here.
__label__1 The prices here stink, even if you have that stupid little card. This particular location rarely ever restocks their drinks, I walk in there every time disappointed with the selection. I started going to a better location now, but I used to hit up this place before work almost every day and it blows. The cashiers are usually friendly, but there was this one that was particularly bitchy all the time. I haven't seen her around lately so hopefully she got fired.
__label__4 The staff here makes the place great! Every time I come here the employees are prompt, polite and really friendly. \n\nAnd the KFC bowl is heaven in a dish.
__label__0 I love Cheyenne west & I have taking my pets for years! I love all the doctors & assistants they are all great & treat my babies excellent! The receptionist(s) need to work on their people skills though, the past few times I have been there I have not been greeted they do not speak to me first, not even to pay my bill
__label__4 I love this place!!  I am constantly reading online on how I can stimulate my 8 month old son and this is the place that can help with that!!  They focus on a lot of helping with milestone developments and motor skills.  The teachers are amazing!  They memorize each individual babies names and is always attentive to them.  I pay $65/mo, I take him there 3 x/wk and there's open gym to cruise around so it's definitely worth taking him there.  He gets to interact with other kids which he can't do anywhere else.
__label__0 Fuck this place. Showed up with 50+ people for one of our hammer & cycle bike rides and the bartender said we were being too loud and running off her customers. We were all paying customers and were not even loud to the 5 other people that were there. Fuck that place you just lost the best night you probably every had!!!!
__label__3 Living up to try and be the next 'Ahhnold' (an Asian one anyway) or Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson (I am known in many circles as 'The Pebble'), I do enjoy my breakfast.  And I love, love, love eggs!  It's the world's most complete animal protein.  Bodybuilders and Meatheads alike know...if you want more muscle, you must eat more protein!  I'm far from my early 20's when I used to add a raw egg or 2 to my daily whey protein & creatine shake, or eat 6 hard boiled eggs daily to help 'bulk up'...but I still love me some eggs early in the morning!\n\nThe Cracked Egg if you can't already tell is a breakfast-heavy joint.  They are usually only open daily for breakfast and lunch.  It's been voted 'The Best of Las Vegas' by the LVRJ at least 3 times.  So I figure instead of making my own breakfast we'd go check this place out.  \n\nThe day we went it was packed!  Of course, it was a Sunday and church was probably just letting out.  There's a big hustle and bustle here, no shortage of orders being called out, waitstaff running around with plates, and the smell of fresh coffee being brewed.  Man, do I love the first meal of the day!  Yes, I am a morning person.  Night owls beware!\n\nMenu is a good size and offers a ton of choices.  Now with The Cracked Egg being its namesake, please realize that most of their dishes require EGGS.  If you don't like eggs or egg products STEER CLEAR.  Should be obvious.  Go back to your overpriced lattes and friggin' scones.  Go dunk your donuts somewhere else.  Go back to your toaster to watch those tarts pop.  I feel sad for you folks.\n\nThe Cracked Egg has different parts to their menu.  There's \"Breanne's Basics\" which  have your plain eggs & bacon, eggs & sausage, and similar type stuff here.  In \"Eggs With Attitude\" these dishes are mostly various things scrambled with eggs, which they call a 'scramble'.  I much enjoy the Southwest Scramble which has 3 eggs scrambled with chorizo, green chiles, jalapenos, onion, jack & cheddar cheese, and a side of salsa.  \"The Benedicts\" is self-explanatory, a list of all their different Eggs Benedict concoctions.  Me?  I like the good ol' regular Eggs Benedict standard, done right.  In the \"Fluffy & Folded\" section you got your 3 egg omelettes, and my faves are The Denver with ham, bell peppers, onions, and cheese, or The Greek with spinach, tomatoes, and feta.  Yum!  \"Sin City Skillets\" are for you wannabe cowboys who like your food coming in a cast-iron skillet, build your own or choose one off of their menu.  The last big breakfast section is \"From the Griddle\" and includes their French toast choices as well as fresh pancakes.  From what I've tried and what I've heard...it's all pretty good stuff.  \n\nThe Cracked Egg also has non-breakfast stuff for you non-breakfast eaters too.  From sandwiches and salads, to burgers and homemade chili, it's all there.  But why come to a breakfast joint and not have breakfast?  It's like going to El Pollo Loco and asking for fish!  Try the breakfast.\n\nOnly gripe I have here is that the prices are a bit on the high side.  I could make some of these dishes at home easily for half the cost, and do just as good a job since I love making breakfast anyway.  Two folks eating breakfast with a cup of joe each will probably set you back $25+ after tax and tip depending on what you eat.  Worth it if you go every once in a while or on a special occasion.  Or if you're loaded like Steve Wynn.  Geez, that guy is rich.\n\nStop by The Cracked Egg, have a hearty breakfast, then bench press that little Fiat in the parking lot!
__label__3 Consistently very good. I wanted to try something different and this time I went for the pesto scramble. I normally get pancakes or French toast . Now I don't think ill ever order anything else. I personally can't eat eggs without tobacco and I was able to eat the pesto scramble plain.  Defiantly wanting to go back soon
__label__2 I'm not really sure how I feel about this place yet. I got the chili rellenos, and didn't really care for them...they had a funny windex flavored aftertaste. My hubby really liked his carne asada burrito though. They have a pretty wide variety of things you can order, so I'm willing to give this place another try. I really liked the green salsa (lots of garlic), the red was pretty average. The prices are reasonable. My hubby's burrito was big and full of steak that he really liked. I'll post again and re-rate after I try something else from here :) So, for now it can get a middle of the road.
__label__4 I absolutely almost died here choking on french toast, but the french toast is amazing, so I still come here. Their french toast is also special -- they use sourdough bread, light egg covering, and sprinkle powdered sugar on it. This is what french toast should actually be. Well it is what it should be in the Southwest United States according to wikipedia, but that's where I am from so take it! \n\nThey also have fresh orange juice, great prices, and very friendly service. Be careful to go on Sundays around 9-10 because there's a church up the street where nearly everyone attends Original after.
__label__0 NO - NO - NO....enough said. i have NO nice words.  We stopped here for dinner during the RAGNAR race last year.  The fact that the group of us had been running since 8am that morning and had just snack on nuts, fruits and supplements we were STARVING. \n\num yea, my friend order seaweed salad, it came to the table and it looked like it was swimming in dressing.  the seaweed was soggy and rubber like, not CRISP and FRESH.  \n\nSUSHI - lots of rice, little fish\n\nWONTON SOUP - i would've been better off w/ a $0.17 pack of Top Ramen\n\nNO BUENO, don't come here.  There many AYCE sushi places in the valley, try them out instead.  You'll be highly upset for wasting money at this place.\n\nYELPERS, start using yelp to your advantage. I will not name a competitor on a bad review but...there is a CHECK-IN deal for a competitor AYCE sushi spot on yelp.  I'm not saying but I'm JUST saying.  Cross streets are trop/decatur...
__label__3 This McDonalds is so close to my place that it's become a task to try not to stop by here on my way home.  So far I have not encountered any problems with either the staff or the food here and the service is still quick.  That's about all I can ask for in a McDonalds.  Keep up the good work.
__label__1 It seems like every time visit this location they never seems to have what I need. Also some plants don't look so healthy. I go to the other location which is far. sigh
__label__1 Something here has really changed. I have always liked Dona Marias. But I have been here twice in the past few weeks and the food is different. I used to love the Shrimp and Octopus cocktail but my last two visits it has not been what it used to be. I had a chili rellano and taco today and both had what seemed to be more of a catsup based sauce than before. The taco was in a hard  \"taco bell\" type shell. Very disappointed.
__label__2 I have been coming here for years and the few things that have yet to change is the decor, seating, and spiked margaritas. Sadly when I visited this last time, I noticed their tortillas had shrank, the red sauce is darker, and the chicken don't really taste like chicken. I still love their side dinner salads though. And hands down some of the most flavorful and strongest margaritas in town. Which I love. The service is great and the atmosphere is relaxing with old mariachis playing in the background. Definitely a good spot for family gatherings :)
__label__1 How this place gets almost 5 stars is beyond me. The Salsa is basically tomato paste and sauce. The chips are store-bought the guacamole is  taste frozen. \n\nThe octopus and shrimp cocktail is actually really good but the nachos was the worst ever. Lacking any life as a nacho!\n\nThe beans and rice looked old and tasted stale. \n\nReally a poor effort in the kitchen to be maintaining any freshness and standards.
__label__0 Every time I shop here for pool repair parts, I get the wrong part. The chemicals (chlorine, muriatic acid, etc.) are not good quality and the place is operated by amatuers/kids.
__label__1 OK so I love a bobbie, i'll repeat I love a bobbie and I am a sucker for turkey day leftovers.  That being said I would give this place 1 star if it wasn't for that one sandwich.  Their bread is dry, the prices are kind of expensive and the service in any of the caps I have ever been to isn't anything spectacular (I have been to this one the most).  I guess the cap pastrami is OK too but their cold subs are tasteless, just horrible, and this is usually my favorite type of sandwich especially on a hot summer day. I recently got a small turkey sandwich with all the fixings and I ate half of it and I just gave up on it, it might have been the worst turkey sandwich I have ever had in my like and I am not fooling. The bread is the most important part of a sandwich and that is the number one thing caps is lacking, also their toppings on cold subs are plain so the whole thing comes over as boring filler.
__label__1 I wouldn't call it great food. I had lunch here and the wonton soup was good. The Orange flavored chicken was average or even a little less than average. The fried rice that came with it was.....well....it tasted like white rice. Looked similar to fried but was pretty boring too. \nI would compare the quality to panda express. Not great, but an acceptable alternative to fast food. Only downside to that is that you have a waitress you have to tip here. \nThe dining area is odd, with boxes of supplies piled up on the right side of the entrance area. Makes it look cluttered and unfinished.
__label__2 Decent cheap haircut. Always a 20-30 minute wait.  I've called and been told \"no waiting\"...hung up the phone...and travelled the 30 seconds to get there...only to find 7 people waiting for haircuts.  Mark is a good guy if he's working.  Good haircut and really fast. Just what I\"m looking for.
__label__3 This location provided great customer experience for my 6yr old sons haircut. I appreciate the web checkin, and the friendliness of the staff. My only suggestion is that they be more attentive to customers coming in. Possible having a receptionist since it is so busy. I saw a couple of customers come and go without greeting.
__label__3 Just had some of their tres leches cake last night...very good!
__label__1 I've been coming here for two years, ever since I got one of my puppies. For the first year they were so wonderful. The office staff was so nice, the doctors were consistent and they actually cared about my pet.  About a year and a half ago they slowly started changing. There was a period where I wasn't going because my pets didn't need shots and such. Now that I have a new puppy I have an inconsistent feeling towards the doctors. Some are very nice, others seem like they don't want to be there. And I'm sorry but if you don't want to be there why are you working with animals lives? The office staff is usually friendly but sometimes its just so chaotic and I feel like they need to create some sort of a system. \nMy new puppy had a complication to his neutering and when the office aide called and left a voice-mail, I called back and whoever answered didn't even know what I was talking about. She couldn't track it to the same person and then couldn't even answer my question on the voice-mail! [I.E. \"the voice-mail said to knock him down to 1/2 a pill a day. But when it was prescribed he was already on 1/2 a pill.\"] When we brought him in after his 10 days for his check up the office assistant took him to the back and said, \"We'll put you in a room to see the doctor if the doctor sees any problems.\" Really? You can't let us talk to the doctor for a few minutes after his surgery? When I took my last pet for her spay I was able to. And of course something was wrong with him so we were put in a room anyways. \nPreviously to this I had an apt for the younger puppy, and on the way over noticed the other one had a bloody paw. We held the puppy while the doctor looked at it for 2 seconds and they charged a $40 fee for that on top of the other pets ACTUAL visit. So all together it was $300+. And there wasn't really anything wrong with the bloody paw because she was just fine (oddly though she had her nails trimmed the week prior at this place). \nI'm giving them one last try tomorrow when we get the SECOND check up on my puppies neutering so we shall see. They used to be so great here I don't know what happened.
__label__1 Brought my adult dog in for a 3day stay. The staff was not very friendly right from the start. They called me the next day to tell me my dog had bad diarrhea and that they needed to give her antibiotics and that I'd have to pay for it. When we can to pick her up she looked so incredibly stressed out, which was probably the reason for her tummy issues. They completely ignored us for about 10 minutes. We're finally home, no diarrhea at all, but she did manage to rub her nose raw and no-one bothered to mention it. Not sure if they even noticed it or just didn't care to tell us. She is so relieved to be home but i can tell she had a bad couple of days. We do dog boarding about once every other month and she's never had diarrhea issues, never rubbed her nose raw, never came home so upset. I will be taking her back to her usual place next time even though it's 25 minutes out our way and i will never return here. The only reason i didn't do ONE star is because the lady i booked with was nice, the place seemed clean and I'm hoping that our experience isn't an everyday thing. I however will not be giving a second chance. Good luck!
__label__0 I guess I'm not eating here today! Apparently it's a cash only day =(  feel like they could post a sign on the door or tell you as part of the greeting.
__label__4 This Target is a great Target. It is always stock and clean. The employees are always nice and it is fun to walk around for a little while when it starts to get hot. Totally am in love with Target.
__label__0 Possibly the best selection of products when it comes to a Best Buy.  Unfortunately, nothing can make up for employees who say one thing and do another.
__label__2 I came here after getting absolutely no help at Fry's. It was nice to see that all of their mini computers,ereaders and the Kindle I wanted were at the very front of the store! I'm glad I didn't have to walk all the way to the back. I was wearing heels for the first time in a long time so my feet were aching. I just wanted to get the Kindle and go. I couldn't leave without a cute case for it though. They don't have a  huge selection so I settled for a bright blue case. My ideal case would have been pink or had Hello Kitty on it.\nThe employees were so much more willing to help here. It wasn't like Frys where it was like pulling teeth to get answers. When we were about to pay the cashier asked if we had their rewards card. We had one but I didn't want to use it because of what happened before. We made some big ticket purchases a couple of years back and the gift rewards were going to some random address in Illinois.  We tried to get it corrected through their call center and even talked to the manager. When we told them that the address on file was not ours and we could prove it they still would not change the address. This is why I will go no higher then a three star rating. I can never fully trust this company.
__label__0 I went to pick up a computer purchased for my kid from another state and put under my name. This totally blew Amber, Tiffany, Mallory or what ever her name was tiny mind. She could not even properly type in my phone number or name and kept telling me I was giving her the wrong phone number! Idiot. After 25 LONG minutes she was able to locate the computer. She could NOT find my rewards number or do anything productive. I would have been better off going behind the counter and finding it myself! \n\nPerhaps they should hire someone other than teenagers to run this store.  I hate shopping there anyway, I prefer Fry's and they won't get another penny from me.
__label__3 I don't think I could ever give a Best Buy less than 4 stars unless the service is lacking.  But that would be rare since I usually know what I'm looking for.  Good thing because customer service isn't too great at this Best Buy.  I haven't personally experienced poor service, but have witnessed other customers get the run around.  \n\nActually, I should own stock at this specific Best Buy.  This one is located right across from Red Rock Casino, which means danger for me.  I don't know how many times I've won at Red Rock and ended up buying something that I really didn't need here.  \n\nThis location is average size compared to the rest of the Best Buys out there. The prices here about average as well.  The selection isn't as great as Fry's, but the prices tend to be better. \n\nTIP:  Best time to buy a TV is mid to late January.  This is when the new models come out for the Super Bowl.  This means discounts on last year's models.
__label__4 Great staff and they never mess my hair up, perfect everytime, they so send out great coupons for an awesome cheap cut
__label__2 $0.39 tacos?! Yes please.\n\nIt's not gourmet. It's cheap and it does the trick. Only a few blocks from the Premium Outlets, it's become a favourite spot to grab a quick bite when I'm in the area.\n\nWhat I love more than anything is the Del Taco Inferno hot sauce. I use it at a clip of one packet per taco and take some for the road.\n\nFast and cheap. If you take a cab, be sure to offer your driver a taco or two!
__label__1 At this Taco Bell it takes two people to mop the floor. One to mop and the other to watch; she must be training. In general, I avoid this one because the kids that work here spend more time socializing with each other than paying attention to the job they are getting paid for.
__label__4 Came here a few nights ago for some brain food, and I guess I came in at the right time. I've heard stories about lackluster customer services but each experience that I've ever had has not been bad in any way like the \"others\" say. Like forreal.\n\nIt wasn't busy that night, but they saw me park my car as they were cleaning up to pass the time and all the employees pretty much got up into position and waited for me as I was walking in. Kind of awkward, kind of nice to be appreciated. They all intently waited for me to make up my mind.\n\nI ordered the STEAK RICE BOWL with brown rice and veggies. By the time I was done paying for the order, they were practically almost done with my food. I was thanked for coming and it did feel genuine. I was pleasantly surprised that the services was so good.\n\nNow the fact that the food was cooked so quickly, I was hesitant, but the taste test proved otherwise as my food was delicious. I've come to this place before, one of my younger brothers used to work here and the quality of the food has always been very good. I don't usually go to other locations so I can't speak on their behalves, BUT this place never disappoints.
__label__3 Every morning before work I stagger inside for some go go juice, snacks, what have you and no matter who is working, they are kind and friendly. Occasionally I may gas up the family truckster but by modus operandi here is usually snacks and caffeine. \n\nThey also have a good selection of free mags here so you can keep up to date on events during breaks at work or lunch. Handy to avoid chit chat with coworkers if you're doomed to lunch in a cafeteria and can't leave work.
__label__0 Dishonest thieves!!! Stay away
__label__0 I've been getting oil changes at Jiffy Lube for almost ten years. This location is by far the worst I've ever experienced. If the workers spent 1/2 as much time working as they did chatting and using their phones, it wouldn't take over an hour for a basic oil change. I was the only customer here the whole time, and now I understand why!  Well, there was another car that pulled in and they stopped working on my car for 15 minutes as they chatted and laughed with the other \"customer.\"  They topped off some fluids and the driver slipped them a $20 and he left. Save yourself time and frustration and go to ANY other Jiffy Lube location.
__label__0 SCAM!  They put synthetic oil in my car when it doesn't need it (confirmed with the dealer) and charged me over $70 for the oil change.\n\nAVOID THIS PLACE for their unethical business practices.
__label__2 Since UPS took over Mailboxes etc that leaves Postnet for Fedex.  I had a manufacturer return package with tag ready to go and just dashed in, dropped it off, greeted by friendly staff and dashed out.  Simple and easy.
__label__2 I've probably played about 20ish rounds here over the past 4 or so years...  just played one today (Sunday).  I have mixed opinions on the place.  Wish I could give it 2.5 stars, but that isn't an option.  It's definitely a decent course, not too long (about 6800 from the tips), and typically in good shape (4/5).  It's the sister course to Arroyo at Red Rock, and in my opinion a nicer layout, a touch more difficult, and usually slightly better conditioned.  \n\nWe payed $35 (casino employee rate), and for that price it's hard to complain....although when you can play Lexington at Revere for $42, Rio Secco for $45 (book through their website for best rates), and Bear's Best for $50.... it would be one of my last choices... and it was... we booked the time one day in advance, and no where else had a tee time before 10am.  \n\nWe were scheduled for 6:40am.... and because of slow play, ended up teeing off around 6:55.  The round took about 5 hrs and 15 min.  TOO LONG!!!  My biggest complaint about the place... and one of the main reasons we hardly ever play here anymore, is that they book tee times every 7 minutes.  When you consider the average player that plays this course is probably a 20+ handicap, they need to book times at least 10 minutes apart.  I mean seriously... we were probably the 6th or 7th group of the day, and you're already 15 minutes behind?  Come on man!! \n\nThe course itself is well layed out.  The houses in the development aren't right on top of the course.  When they let the rough grow a little it definitely gives the course a little difficultly.    Water plays on probably 3 or 4 holes.  \n\nI honestly have no clue what out-of-towners would pay here.... but I have to imagine it's a lot cheaper than the \"nicer\" courses around town.  If it's not..... I'd skip it.  Just be prepared for a 5 to 5 1/2 hour round.... you ALWAYS wait here.
__label__0 Initially, Madera's property managers stepped up to the plate to turn things around with the apartment's issues.  The manager is professional and I've appreciated talking with her.  I also commended the staff for their initial efforts however, we never were able to eliminate the problems.  In fact, the apartment still stinks like the avid smoker who lived here previously.  Also, despite any efforts made,  Madera's efforts to re-clean carpets and have air ducts cleaned followed by my efforts to use carpet powder and keep the windows/doors open to try to air it out, burn incense or spray freshener all proved futile.  There's nothing like opening the door to my apartment and getting hit with a wall of stink.  The stink has infused itself into my clothing, my furniture, everything I own smells like 500 stale cigarettes.  I believe it is effecting my health too since I'm getting regular headaches.  Getting that smell out will be a chore, for sure as well as costly...\n\nThe bedroom has one wall that a bed can line up to and it is the wall that has two A/C units on the other side, buzzing and running all night long.  This does not bode well for a good night's rest.  I even wear earplugs and it is noisy.  One night, in desperation, I got out of bed and moved my bed in front of the window wall so I could get farther away from the noise.  Units constantly buzzing away, uninterrupted sleep is a distant dream for me.  Why didn't rooftop units get installed.  \n\nThe water pressure - not so good.\n\nThe appliances are basic and some are just outdated.\n\nThe property's gates don't operate properly half of the time.  What's the use of having security gates if they're open 2/3 of the time?\n\nIn my opinion, a clean looking property is more marketable.  I see trash lying around for days and I pick up OPT that comes in front of my place.  I feel strong that one of the \"grounds\" guys should be going around the grounds and picking up trash, or dog poops that tenants leave behind.   I see the grounds/maintenance guys buzzing around in the golf carts but it looks like they're having too much fun to work.  Based on what I witnessed in my apartment, they could stand to do a little more on-site.\n\nI looked in the dry sauna in the fitness center and wouldn't consider using it.  It just looked uninviting.  Leave it at that.\n\nNow, let's talk about the bugs.   I just can't live in a place that has bugs.  Now, after my initial complaint with some rather disturbing pictures, Madera sent the exterminator in for a follow-up visit I don't see any bugs scurry away when I turn on the kitchen light (ugh!), but I am finding one or two twice weekly.   Just found a 1\" big roach sporting an egg sack yesterday and stomped it... Gross!  So, when I move out (ASAP), I will have to put all my personal belongings into a moving truck, set off a couple of bug bombs in the truck to exterminate what is hiding in the boxes and stay in a motel for the night.   I also noticed a rat box near one of the apartments.  Hmmm.\n\nSo, you can decide for yourself whether you want to give Madera a chance.  Personally, and from my experience, I can't wait to find something else so I can live like a normal person... Good luck finding a place.
__label__0 People who work here are polite and nice, but WHERE ARE MY PANTS!!???  I dropped off some shirts and pants on the other day, and was told that they would be ready in the afternoon.  So I went back in the afternoon to pick them up.  I was told only the shirts were ready, so I decided to come back the next day to pick everything up together when the pants are ready as well.  I went back the next day, and I was told that the pants were already picked up.  They looked for them, but they couldn't find them.  Thanks, those are my uniform pants issued by the company I work for.  Now, I have no pants to wear to work.  If you are devoted to the satisfaction of customers as you states here, please do something about it.  \nAlso, they are very expensive, I checked other places and the other places charge less than half price.  Only when you use coupons is when the price is competitive, which makes you feel saving money, but it is actually more expensive than regular price of their competitors.
__label__0 They ran out of CHICKEN!!!!!!  Had to wait 20 minutes. Nuff Said. \n\nMichael was the manager btw. I vote for him being the worst manager of all time. Do I have a second? \n\n This location should be named Kentucky Forgot Chicken
__label__1 All those out of work used car salesmen had to end up somewhere... \n\n\nI furnished an entire place with electronics and furniture from RC Willey, and would strongly advise against giving them your business. \n\nThe sales staff here are very commission driven, which is obvious when you start talking with them. I felt a little pressure to purchase certain items over others from the salesman helping me out. I grew very turned off by the whole experience. \n\nI had to buy and exchange three different couches before we found one that fit through the front door of my apartment. Every time something didn't work, I ended up at the end of the delivery list, going weeks before having a couch to sit on. Once they have your money, the quality of customer service falls apart. \n\nAlso, they are not open on Sundays, so plan on taking time out of your busy work week to be hassled by a slimy sales personnel. \n\nThe positive note is that I like the furniture I purchased, although I imagine I could find other items somewhere that provides a much better all-around experience.
__label__1 People are helpfully but poised off that the financing lady just her deck and left me there for more there 20 minutes.
__label__2 I ask to see \"deep couches, ornate wood, dark fabrics\" I'm shown blue couches and I literally just walked away from the sales associate. Huge selection of lame styles.
__label__1 Used to be better. Beef chow fun had hardly any beef in it. Walnut shrimp over cooked. Chicken Tsao over cooked too much fatty chicken. Yuck!
__label__0 Save your money- go to Panda Express. That's a shame I feel Panda Express is higher quality than this place. I ordered teriyaki chicken, shrimp chow mien, orange chicken, egg rolls and white rice. First red flag was the broken soft drink fountain they had - the lemonade just produced the syrup, no actual lemonade. The orange chicken was obviously stale. The meat was like chewing plastic. The teriyaki chicken was disgusting, how hard is it to at least pour some teriyaki sauce over some grilled chicken, at the least. The sauce they use is a  gravy of some sort, I could honestly place it on top a bed of mashed potatoes. The white rice was hard and must have been a leftover batch from yesterday or hours before. The egg rolls were mediocre, a little greasy but whatever. The only thing that was decent was the shrimp chow mien, there were only 4 or 5 shrimp (large order) but at least the taste was there. This was my first and most definitely my last visit to \"NO NO NO\"!
__label__1 It's a Burger King.  Standard Formula, standard food.\n\nOne thing that bugs me about this location is that they ALWAYS ask me to pull forward (not to the parking lot) but just forward to get my food.  I think it's because they don't want their drive through times to go through the roof.\n\nThat being said, the food production here is slower than others I've visited and the employees at times are hit and miss.  Teenagers that give no smile, don't even say a word to you (just put your hand out for payment) and in general don't give you the satisfaction of good service while spending your money.\n\nThe food is fine, the employees here need to work on their happy faces.
__label__0 Okay i was super hungry when i walked in, so i expected like the usual, 5, 6min wait on my order, but the princesses in the front were to busy making their orders from del taco and writing them to one of the coworkers who was going to get it for them, they LITERALLY forgot to serve the food to 3 of the order which one of them was mine, then after 15 min ridiculous wait i asked if my order was ready they were like: what did u get? \" seriously???? They looked into my ticket and were like ohh okay, then i asked for a sauce,  she throws it in the platter!!! The worst costumer service ever, they messed orders and ppl started to get angry, these girls should not do costumer service.
__label__0 So I stop in at Big O tires because I had a slow leak in my rear tire. I pull in and I tell the the guy I have a leak and I want to get my tire plugged. He takes the tire off and finds a nail in the tread and takes the tire in the shop. As I am waiting for him to plug the tire I hear him take the tire off of the rim in the garage. I tell the other guy in the garage I wanted my tire plugged. This joker proceeds to tell me that it is against the law to plug tires...lol. So, of course I had to call him out on his lie. He then tells me it is 19.95 to patch the tire, but he won't charge me. He said just tip the other guy. Yeah, like I'm going to do what he tells me.\n\nSo now I have been much longer than I should have and I need my tire high speed balanced because they had taken my tire off of the rim. So I go inside to pay and the guy tells me don't worry about it that there is no charge. I told him to give me a receipt just incase the tire was not repaired properly. I then told him how his employee lied about plugging tires and state laws. He apologized for the liar in the garage trying to scam me.\n\nThen I go to leave and Is see the guy trimming the plug off the tire. I asked him why there was a plug in my tire when he said it was against the law..lol. He said they patch and plug tires. This guy can't even scam people without getting caught in his lies. All of this could have been avoided if he would have spent the 30 seconds it would have taken to plug my tire.\n\nI'll be back there when Is need to rotate my tires. I always go back to places after I give them a bad review. I give them a chance to redeem themselves.\n\nAll you have to do is be honest with people and you will make money at any type if business. When you lie to customers it discredits everyone at your place of business.
__label__1 I dropped my car off with a flat. they said 10-20 minutes. I said please call me when it's done I need to go to work... Three hours later NO PHONE CALL. I go to the location to find my car up on the lift. They said you need new tires... OK I get new tires. wash my car a couple days later and find my custom chrome valve caps are missing (they put plastic caps on two tires and LEFT TWO TIRES WITHOUT CAPS). So I HAD TO GO BACK to the location only to have the manager tell me they don't have them in the shop, and would have to order them (NO VALVE CAPS IN A TIRE SHOP?!). So now I have to make yet ANOTHER TRIP back to the location. I will not be going back to this location.
__label__4 We stayed at the Silverton Casino 5-17 to 5-19-13. What a gem! He had just stayed 5 nights in the Penthouse Suite at The Mirage, so while the room was quite different than we were used to, it was very clean, comfortable, and quite large for a typical hotel room. We paid $59/night for a Fri-Sat stay, which is far less than you could get for a similar room on the Strip. \n\nThe room was very nicely decorated in Earth tones. Our room had a very comfortable king sized bed, two night stands, a love seat in a small sitting area, dining table, and a television armoire. They haven't yet upgraded to flat screen televisions in the Deluxe King rooms, but we didn't spend any time in the room watching television anyway. There is a safe located inside the television armoire, which is very small, but suitable for cameras and small electronic equipment. \nAir conditioning worked very well, although the unit itself was somewhat noisy. This actually turned out to be a plus, as the night we arrived they were having a Zumba dance party by the pool, and listening to the air conditioner was more pleasant than the horrid music pumping out during the marathon exercise session\n. \nThe bathroom is small, but perfectly adequate. The biggest complaint was that the shower head was too low for my 6'3\" sweetie. Otherwise, the bathroom was stocked with plenty of towels along with Bath and Body Works products. Hot water was plentiful and the water pressure was great.\n\nThe casino itself is awesome. Very large, plenty of slot machines and table games are available. The Silverton Rewards club provides great benefits, and we both received a pass to Seasons Buffet once we earned 50 points on the Rewards Card (which took all of about 20 minutes to earn). We are both non-smokers, and neither of us had any complaints about excessive smoke in the casino. In fact, the only time I ever noticed smoke was if a smoker sat down next to me. Wait staff in the casino was FAR superior to any of the casinos we played at on the Strip.\n\nThe restaurants at Silverton are fabulous. We ate at nearly every single restaurant on property and enjoyed them all. I wouldn't say that Seasons was the greatest buffet in the world, but it was clean, food was well stocked, and our waiter was right on top of everything. Mi Casa Cantina serves up excellent Mexican food at a very reasonable price. The Sundance Grill is open 24 hours and provides casual dining with late night food specials. We ate breakfast here; it was tasty and very budget friendly. Johnny Rockets is also located on the casino floor, but we did not eat here on this trip. The flagship of the Silverton dining experience is Twin Creeks- which is an absolute must-visit during your trip. It has a beautifully romantic ambiance, and serves upscale steakhouse fare at prices much lower than similar restaurants on the Strip. The Tomahawk Rib Eye was simply divine! I just can't say enough about this incredible restaurant and the amazing staff.\nThe Silverton is connected to a Bass Pro Shop. If you are into that kind of thing, this store is huge and gorgeous. We went in and walked around, but didn't buy anything. Neither one of us are into outdoor sports, so I can't comment on whether or not the place is overpriced.\n\nThe best thing about the Silverton is the overall atmosphere and service level. The staff members were all very accommodating, helpful, and extremely friendly. We didn't have a bad experience with a single staff member on property, and we went everywhere. Upon our arrival at around 11am, we had practically no wait for service, and the front desk clerk had no problem giving us an early check in time. All the housekeeping staff made sure to say hello anytime they walked by, and all of the wait staff members in the restaurants were attentive and friendly. The casino caters to a slightly older clientele with some locals, and since there isn't a nightclub on property, there is very little pretentiousness among the guests. Everyone we ran into was relaxed and polite. And then there is the convenience factor; everything at the hotel/casino is within a 5 minute walk from your room, and the hotel is all of 10 minutes away from the Strip. Free shuttle service runs from the hotel to the airport, and to Caesar's Palace on the Strip if you don't have a car. \n\nIf it sounds like I'm gushing upon the Silverton, it's because I am. This was my first trip to Vegas, and my first off-strip hotel. I must say I was highly impressed, and we will definitely be making return trips to this fabulous little hotel in the future.
__label__0 lucky leprechaun - went all month to get entries, never won anything at any of the sunday drawings at 2,4,6,8...but....entries were going to go in for the grand prize drawing on 3/30 at 6pm.  all you had to do was swipe your card at a kiosk, and i was told by a player's club employee that the time was 4 - 5:59 on Sunday.  Well, like hundreds of patrons, we were in line at 1 of 7 kiosks well before 5:45 but due to the long lines the drum closed and our entries never got in.  what a lousy way to do business.  A simple solution - 1) post times at the players club so accurate information is available 24/7 as the club closes 2) allow anyone in line by the cut off time to enter a drawing and postpone the winning announcement until all entries are in!  3) set up digital displays with winning numbers - the announcer held the microphone so close to his mouth no one could understand the numbers being called - ask anyone they will all agree.  I used to like this place but this March contest has shown me the lack of good customer service.  one supervisor actually said it is not their responsibility to make sure my entries make it in - that is on me.  well, miss cocky - it should be your concern to have ample kiosks to handle the crowds for special drawing dates - or - use common sense and have the drawing time delayed until entries are in the drum!  not another cent of mine will be spent n their gaming, restaurants, concerts, coffee shop.  If i get any freebies i may go but nothing more out of my pocket.
__label__0 The worst company EVER!  Didn't even show up.  Booked on Tuesday for a Saturday cleaning and waited around for hours but NOTHING!  When I tried to call the office the number was disconnected.  So disappointing.  So unprofessional.
__label__4 In a word.Awesome! I was looking for a Chicago bar to watch my Blackhawks and yelp found Brando's and I found my new family! I've never felt so welcome before. From the time a walked thru the doors. From the Bartenders , especially Megan and my Waitress Heather and owners who are hands on. Make you feel like part of the family . And I can't forget about the food! Chicago style pizza to sliced beef, served wet or dry. You can't go wrong! Great prices and service bring me back every time. I found Chicago in Vegas!!!
__label__2 I went here to use a Groupon and had a couple of beers and a burger.  Right off the bat the bartender mispronounced Smithwicks.  Not a great sign.  The beer was cold and the service was friendly so I really can't complain.  Good neighborhood place in Southern Highlands.\n\nThe burger was an average bar burger, but was large enough to take half home for later.  If I lived closer I would go back for sure.
__label__4 I love Molly Malone's! My husband and I have come here for dinner a few times now. We ordered beer on our last visit. I wasn't sure about a particular beer, and the amazing waitress brought me a sample. Thankfully she did because I didn't like it. The food is stellar. When you come, get the pretzel bread. I would sell my left arm for a lifetime supply of it! My only gripe would be it is a little on the pricy side, but the service and food make it worth while. It's very casual and comfortable, unlike other Irish pubs I've been to.
__label__3 One of my favorite used bookstore. The space is a little too large for the amount of stuff they stock, but the ambiance is very laid back. The store owner is good-naturedly proprietary about her books, and the staff is refreshingly unobtrusive. They stock a limited amount of cheap vintage records and some eclectic tarot decks (all of which are sealed and unused). Cool art and design books, as well as an expansive occult, sci-fi, and history section. They have a separate bookshelf toward the front of the store full of first editions, signed and rare books; however, most of them are overpriced - I recommend Academy Fine Books if rare is what you're looking for. My only complaint is that some of the books are superficially evaluated by the buying staff; consequently, on more than one occasion I have read the first two chapters of a book and had the binding completely disintegrate. Overall, a cool place to spend an afternoon shopping for some unusual finds.
__label__0 You all have to be kidding me! I am in town for business, went by all of your reviews and when I walked in, it was nothing but disappointment.  A very very small collection of books in the entire store. Geesh.  They need some stock. So many empty shelves.
__label__4 Place is a gold mine.  The closer you look the more there is to see.  I went in looking for something unique, and asked the owner if she had any books on a couple of topics.  She quickly found some.  I then asked about one particular author, and she said, \"I think I have something signed by him\".  As she was preparing the book to sell it to me, I was looking around and to my amazement, I randomly came across another book by the same author, and signed as well!\n\nAs I was paying, I noticed the coolest box.  It was a pretty big box for storing random stuff, in the disguise of a weathered Huckleberry Finn book.  It was the owner's, but I asked if I could buy it off her.  She gave it to me for $5.\n\nSuper nice, super helpful, and the store has a lot to like.
__label__0 I went here a few years ago. The staff was so rude to me and stand-offish to both my friend and I that I refuse to go back. I've heard that because of the bad economy they have since had to lay off the entire staff. Maybe now that they're desperate, they'll be nicer to potential customers. Either way, I still won't go back.
__label__2 Neat little local bookstore!  Signage at front counter shows they've been voted Best in LV fairly consistently, nearly every year in the 2000s!\n\nThough I didn't find any books I felt compelled to purchase, there was a 25% off hardbacks sale going on, and the distinct sections of the store were clearly labelled and organized. \n\nBonus star for having a furnished area in the back available for reservation for club or group meetings or events! Seems like a lot of local organizations meet here or at least have occasional events here. Great community feeling!
__label__3 So it seem as though management is fixing some of the issues here.  While I don't think this Super Sport is \"Super,\" I do see the effort that's been put in to keeping this gym nice.  I would give it a 5 star rating except for one thing: The cleaning crew needs to dust the old towel cubbies.  I don't think they've been cleaned since the club moved all the towels to the front desk.
__label__0 If I could give it a zero I would have. This was the worst nail job that I have ever had. I went into get fills on my pink and whites. I decided to get a color tip that turned into this thick big blob on my nails. It was the guy that has long hair that did my nails, he said that he has been doing them for 11 years. I don't honestly believe that he even has a license. My nails were so think and clumpy that he went to go put the gel on them and I told him that I did not like anything that he has done to my nails and that they are horrible. I had to ask him to sand them down more so that they didn't look like a 1st grader did my nails....he also took my nice curve that you have in your nail that seperates the tip and made it a straight or semi straight line. I asked him what happened to my curves and he just sat there. Not to mention the (2) smoking breaks he took while doing my nails....I mean who doesn't love leaving a nail salon with there hands smelling like smoke. I would not recommend this place to anyone!!!!!! A complete waste of money!!!!
__label__4 LOVE, LOVE, LOVE this salon!!!  I am currently in town on vacay and was in dire need of a \"soak-off\" & a new set (as I thought) along with a pedicure.  \n\nI wanted a \"SHELLAC\" pedicure to ensure that it would last until the end of my vacay so I decided to come to BeBee Nails since they are the only few salons in Vegas that does \"SHELLAC.\" \n\nI walked in w/o an appointment and was immediately greeted with a friendly and welcoming smile from the owner (I think).  Within seconds, I was seated at the first station on the left-the older gentleman's station.  I informed him that I wanted a \"soak-off\" of my current full set and wanted a new set.  Both the owner and the older gentleman then suggested that I just get a fill instead of the \"soak-off.\"  I went with their suggestion and I am so glad I did b/c I was so dreading the \"soak-off\" all morning.  I love anything glitter and wanted glitter french tips and was initially going to go with the \"Glam and Glitz\" but the nail tech and another tech (a younger woman) suggested \"Rock Star\" nails and stated that \"Rock Star\" nails have more of a \"POP\" so I figured why not?!?! and boy, was I super satisfied with their suggestions!  \n\nI then got a SHELLAC pedicure which I absolutely LOVE!  A younger guy did a GREAT job on my pedicure. He is quite the conversationalist and comedian which I found to be a breath of fresh air since most nail techs usually do not say much to their clients.  \n\nI couldn't leave without getting some nail designs so the younger woman tech designed my ring fingers and big toes with the most intricate and beautiful flowers.....she definitely has skills when it comes to nail art.....I absolutely love the fact that she can do MIRROR-IMAGE nail designs!!!\n\nAnother ++ about this salon is their reasonable prices and only being ~10-15 minutes from the Vegas Strip!  I could have only imagine what it would have cost me if I had all this done in a salon on the Vegas Strip!  \n\nI absolutely left more than HAPPY with my \"ROCK STAR\" fill and \"SHELLAC\" pedicure with MIRROR-IMAGE nail designs!  I will def. come back to BeBee Nails whenever I am back in Vegas :)
__label__0 This place is Horrible.  And I thought this was going to be a great day in paradise.  Course is very challenging.  Target golf, choose wisely golf, easy up and back down golf.   This appears to be fun but its a day of looking for your ball for 85 percent of the golfers.   Give up quick and just drop.  You need a Driver, 7 iron, wedge, putter and a .22 for all the fairway bunny bandits.  The downfall really is in course management.  Dry and ripped up.  And blind shots on an already tough course.  The grass changes the trajectory of all the shots.   There is no room for error until the ball lands on the course.   I do not recommend this course.  It was a beautiful day and the Cart girl came once and that was at the turn.  The Grill shuts down at 3pm.  I was hungry, and so was my party.....thanks but no thanks.  \n\nWe took our 8 person party to Brio across the street for happy hour which was the best thing of the day.  Where we all talked about the courses unhealthy appearance.\n\n4 Members and 4 Guests.   I am a guest.  I would hate to be a member.\n\nShot a 114 all said and done.   And I was happy to leave.   But I will be back to receive a welcome response from this poorly trained Staff.
__label__4 I like this place a lot.  Count me in the \"Adam Carolla\" style of pizza eating.  That is, when it's time to eat pizza, I want to EAT PIZZA!  And that means I don't want some thick crust weighing me down or filling me up after one slice.  \n\nVerrazano solves all that, the pizzas come on a nice thin crust which is just the right amount of doughy.  I am a pepperoni fan myself but they offer most of the other usual toppings as well.  I will mention I tried the sausage one time and wasn't real thrilled with it.  \n\nSauce tastes fine to me, they do not skimp on the cheese, and they have a variety of specials as others have mentioned.  Also the guys that work there are great, they always greet everyone and are happy to chit chat when possible.  Also I have a toddler that gets a real kick out of watching them cook.  \n\nIf you like NY style pizza you should at least give this a try, it will not cost much and you might end up liking it!
__label__1 I've grown up eating here and loved it year after year. For the past few months that hasn't been the case. From not being open for an hour after they should have been on a football Sunday (went to Rocco's, yummy, instead) to not having delivery driver and now today I got a undercooked pizza that had been tipped so all of that extra cheese I paid for was all on one side of the box. I was tempted to call and have the delivery driver come back and give me my $8+ tip back. It almost feels as if they changed ownership or something. Sad that a childhood favorite is sinking. Hope they read this since they don't have their own site and turn things around. C'mon.......let's get those rating stars back up to where they used to be!
__label__1 Yes it's a pizza joint...but was in the mood for a folded pizza lets say...Calzone..You can have it baked or fried!!  Order a small Calzone..OMG it was more than enough, took half home. Had small salad ($2.99)..just lettuce,olives,tomatoes,peppers..not great, but italian dressing was good.  Calzone was good.....but I guess their forte is Pizza....He had a line ordering .....Service is friendly but hit/miss w/ whoever is working the house. Waiter said the baked calzone was just coming out of the oven..took him 15 min to get it to the table....Would I go back, probably if I lived closer..I'd consider Broadway Pizza a better option (Rancho/Charleston).
__label__3 I love the New York style pizza here!!! If you haven't tried it, you've got to!! One of my favorite pizza spots I've grown up eating!! I'm not a huge Ranch/on my pizza pie, but my buddies swear by their secrete recepe here! The Buffalo Chicken Strips taste so great and just being here brings back memories...
__label__0 Very slow service.  Been here 30+ minutes and my car still hasn't come thru the wash part yet.  No one seems to know why things are taking so long.
__label__2 We walked in through here to get to Cafe Sienna.\n\nThe exterior of the building is quite nice and this place is pretty big.\n\nAs soon as you enter the smell of cigarette smoke and the sound of the slot machines hits you.. .ting ting ting ting.. you know you are in Vegas!\n\nThey are open 24/7 - gambling and food!\n\nThe crowd here was much older, enjoying drinks, meals and gambling.\n\nThis wouldn't be my kinda casino to stay it but decent enough.
__label__2 After taking in the waterfalls and scenery, and the live jazz, what you have is a pretty basic brunch.  Eggs, pancakes, waffles, bacon, sausages, bagels, all of the basics of a continental breakfast are served here.  Omelette's are made to order, along with waffles/pancakes, but other than that you're getting your food buffet style.\n\nEverything was decent, but again, most everything can be found at any hotels breakfast.  Champagne and mimosas were $5 each, which always make for a good brunch.  I haven't dined here for dinner, but if you're coming here for brunch, there are other brunches in the valley to choose from that offer more variety.
__label__2 I can't believe I forgot to write a review for Ceres. I remember every single detail the day I went here for brunch with a group of Yelpers. It was life-changing! From who I sat with, me ending up paying for 2 people, the food, the music...everything. It really helps not getting drunk for brunch!\n\nLocated inside JW Marriott, the parking situation was a bit of a mess. Some jerk almost ran me over...that was my first memory of him. From that moment on I just knew...\n\nBuffet-style brunch was good. There was a waffle station and an omelet station. I stood a long time waiting for my omelet since they gave mine to some old grumpy lady. They have the usual breakfast fare: eggs, hashbrowns, sausages, bacon, Danishes, bread, potatoes, etc. So, for $20+ brunch x 2...this place was just ok.
__label__4 My husband and I hosted our son's Rehearsal dinner at Spiedini's.  I worked with Tonya to plan the event.  She was delightful and very organized.  The evening was so wonderful.  I had nothing but rave reviews for the food and service from all of our family.  There were 60 of us, so that is high praise.  The Chef, Gustav Mauler, was terrific and was on site to keep things going smoothly.  \n\nI recommend them to anyone looking for a wonderful evening and great food!
__label__3 I had great service when I went in to buy paint for my house. The employee working the paint section helped me out a lot. I have never really bought paint for a house before so I needed a little guidance. She helped me get the right type and mixed it for me. I had all my questions answered and was out of there pretty quickly. I had great service and was happy with the price I paid.
__label__4 No words can describe how much I love this place!! Went here on a recent trip to the area, I was only in town for 4 days and had to go back twice! Growing up in a small town I always miss the breakfast place where everyone knows everyone and the servers know your order as soon as you walk in. This is that place!! The food is simple and classic.... except for the POT O BREAD!! Such a simple idea, and yet so good!!
__label__2 I would go back.\n\nReminds me of a mom n pop stop.  People were friendly, service was pretty good.  The food wasn't anything to write home about but I did enjoy my meal.  I liked the casual setting and it's in a convenient complex with plenty of parking.
__label__3 Worht seeking out for sure.\nEggs benedicts if really good.\nService is fast and friendy.\nMake the drive from the stip you wont be sorry.
__label__3 Great food and service! Place is small but comfortable. As soon as we sat down we had someone come to us for drinks. I will definitely go back to try some of the other menu choices.
__label__1 I came here for brunch with my mother and grandmother the other day and the food was subpar at best. I got the chef salad with honey mustard dressing and it had a weird bitter aftertaste. I honestly thought they gave me dijon mustard instead of honey mustard. It ended up being the actual salad itself. \nMy mother got the cuban panini and the pulled pork on the sandwich not only tasted weird, it had a weird/bad smell to it as well. The only person who got a decent meal was my grandmother who got the basic bacon and eggs breakfast. \n\nIn all honesty, I probably wouldn't come back here because it was so off. \n\nThe server, however, was quite nice. I can't seem to recall her name but she was very friendly and we never went with an empty cup. Always a plus :)
__label__0 Coffee and pot of bread great....service is bad!!! Breakfast took 2 hours!!  Food was just ok. Had to ask for to go box twice and then it was thrown on table! Our bus person Jose was the nicest person there! Probably won't go back.
__label__4 we are here and loving it.  great food and friendly service.  the top breakfsst restaurant on my list.
__label__0 I drove 22 minutes to arrive here at 630pm. Their website says they are open everyday 10am-7pm. When I arrived,  they were putting jewelry away and the door was locked. The lady frown at me when I tried to open the door the first time, unknowingly that there were already closed. I was confused and saw a tiny sign by the door that has different hours for different days of the week. That was a waste of my time amd will never return. Get your website straight!
__label__4 Ann Taylor is a great store to get work clothes, but in this store, the salespeople are AWESOME!! I went in to buy a gift for my mom for her birthday and the lady didn't have the item in the store, so she ordered it from another store and had it delivered as a gift to my mom's house. When I found out 2 days later the item has gone on sale and was 40% cheaper, I called the lady back and she said she'd price adjust my gift to reflect the new deal. How awesome is that?! Just for that reason, I will frequent this particular location!!
__label__2 Food, food, and more food.  Need fresh produce?  What about meat?  Everybody needs meat, right?  Ohhh...can't forget the alcohol!  Well, come down to Vons so you check off all those items on your grocery list.\n\nI'm from California.  There are Safeways everywhere: in the downtown areas, suburbs, and people's backyards (it's common fact that people can grow grocery stores).  When I went into Vons looking to buy some liquor I was like ,\"Whoa...this looks like a Safeway\", and it's actually a part of the Safeway brand (thanks to a fellow Yelper for dropping that knowledge on my head).  \n\nSo, if you've been to Safeway, then you'll know what to expect.  If you haven't, well, just think of a mediocre grocery store.  There's really nothing fancy or eye-popping.  It's just a grocery store to buy food.  Or if you really need q-tips to clean out your ears, then I guess you can come down and buy those, too.\n\nThe place was really clean.  Items on the shelves were stocked really well.  The spaces between the produce was big enough for carts and people to get through.  No complaints about the place being dirty-- it's as clean as it can get.\n\nI guess I'll make a complaint about the baked goods.  We got a few donuts and they weren't that great--kind of stale, actually.  But Vons is no Krispy Kreme, so I guess we shouldn't have expected much.\n\nBut yeah, Vons is an A-OK place to go when you have to get your grocery shopping done.  Thanks to the employees that helped us get our liquor and checked us out.  Also, special thanks to the employee informing us that we had to go to the front to get the liquor because standing around for 10 minutes and waiting to see if an employee would get our liquor was not the way to get it.  Yeah...stupid tourists....hi-yo!
__label__0 McDonalds isn't only an ugly looking restaurant, but also has bad food. My friend ordered a salad and found a dead bee. I ordered a Big Mac and I think it is safe to say it was disgusting. Only 15% of their burgers are real meat and the other 85% is pink slime that can cause cancer. I suggest not eating there. Again. The staff is horrible they are a bunch uneducated idiots who ripped off my double decker cheeseburger. Oh and let me just tell you about the food. I bit into the burger and felt the texture of caviar. At first I was surprised then disgusted to find a huge spider crawling out of the burger. I had bitten the eggs and went into the ICU. My experience with that dump was absolutely disgusting. People are idiots.
__label__2 A couple months ago after arriving from a small island busting with Asian cuisine, I searched for a new sushi spot to land on for the remainder of our stay in Vegas. Moving to a new place requires you to find a suitable regular spot for particular tastes, and I needed a new sushi bar to call home.\n\nGoing up Charleston Boulevard toward the Red Rock Casino--because we heard about their Japanese restaurant in the hotel--we came across an area with a Target, Vons, and restaurants. One in particular is a small place called Tokyoto, and because of it's quaint exterior, I asked my spouse to pull over. We drove up to the place at 11 in the afternoon, easily finding parking to eat inside.\n\nWe walked through the door, which was separated by a wooden Japanese-like divider--and turned the brief corner to find a sushi bar that looked like home. Tokyoto has a traditional sushi bar with the fish displayed along the counter and a chef--headband and knife--ready to make your dream roll. We sat at the bar for our first experience, although there were many tables open, and looked at their menu. We learned that in Vegas you get a paper and mark your order, then hand it to the chef. What we're used to is telling him directly what to make, but respectfully. I decided to go that direction.\n\nAfter ordering tempura, tempura rolls, and some new rolls I've never heard of--I assume they're made for American tastes--we were excited to see that the beauty of sushi making is preserved in this sushi bar. We started on our tempura, which was light, flaky, and had great taste, and ate the sushi. I have to be honest--I was expecting the same fantasic rolls as I find on Guam--and although the sushi is not as great in Vegas as it is at home, it was pretty darn close.\n\nTokyoto is as close as it gets for me personally to real sushi. We tried the hotel sushi, and although good and traditional, the taste wasn't as great for some reason. Tokyoto's, however, has beautiful fish and great rolls. From our experience so far, all sushi bars have the same menu for sushi and tempura, but for some reason this place had excellent food and service.\n\nGreat find in the Summerlin area if you want quick sushi.
__label__1 Walked in and had the place to myself!! Yes!! And the sushi chef is nowhere to be found sooo sitting at the bar by myself. \n\nShould've went to Wahoos\n\nService sucks, took 5 minutes before the sushi chef came out\nAnd he took the order of the only other people that were sat later. They are speaking Japanese though so maybe they know something I don't?\n\nHad to ask for everything:water, saucer for soy sauce, even those main trays they give you with the wasabi and ginger on it. Sure I get it if you were busy but it's just me, that coupke and one other guy. Eh. I need Goyemon to was this craptastic experience out of my mind.
__label__3 I can't get enough of this place....there is always some unknown force that drives me here to lunch frequently. The food here is great and I  have yet to try many items on the menu, but I can't stray away from my two favorite sandwiches. Don't get me wrong, I am pretty adventurous when it comes to exploring new options but I think it might just be because my addictive personality/palate always seems to be exposed when I am here. With that said, here are the two sandwiches that have caused my addiction to this place:\n\n1. The Muffalettas: I can't seem to find a good muffaletta outside New Orleans but this one definitely makes up for that. The sandwich is enormous....fresh ham, salami, provolone cheese and a kick-ass olive spread that I wish I could bottle up and take home with me.\n\n2. The New York Yankee: This sandwich is so good!!....but why does it have to be called a New York Yankee???\n\nNew York Yankee Sandwich = a winner in my book/ tastes great\nNew York Yankees = losers in my book/leaves a bad taste in my mouth\n\nDoesn't add up....but I guess the fact that the baseball team is in second place/behind by about 20 games and this sandwich is my second fav. actually does!! Whew...thank God it's just a sandwich!!  Two of my favorite deli meats, corned beef and pastrami with swiss ( I always order extra cheese...tastes great) on rye. Because I am also addicted to sweet tea, I always order one to go with this sandwich and muffaletta. Theirs is the best way to wash the food down and drown out the fact that I actually like a Yankee....God Help Me!!
__label__1 I'll start with being positive ...they make a very tasty Meatballa Po'boy! It was so good I was sorry I ordered only half of the sandwich in favor of their half sandwich deal. The Sandwich Deal that I ordered came with a cup of soup, baked chips and a pickle spear for $8.29. I tried the Spicy Seafood Gumbo which was really too salty for me. I had three bites and I couldn't continue because it was that salty! I ordered an Organic Pomegranate Melon Tea that I thought would compliment the meal but my hopes fell flat. The tea was very bland I couldn't taste the pomegranate at all and the melon taste was barely there. The ordering was a bit confusing too because in front of carry out there are registers but they had me go all the way down to the other side of the deli to be rung up. I just think they should re invent their layout and the price of the special to stay competitive. I received a similar special at Heidi's Brooklyn Deli for only 5.99 and it was delicious.  I really wanted to like this place because it's close to home but most of the choices I made for my meal didn't deliver what I was expecting.
__label__3 *****100th review!!! I think!!! LOL!!!!*****\n\nSooo I've been longing for a delicious deli that doesnt cost an arm and a leg!! My ex suggested here and off we went!\n\nI got the turkey bacon and avocado and the bf got the pastrami (i think!!) we ordered, paid, got our drinks, and some little muffins and bread! We took our seat and I tried all our little goodies... oh my they were delish! My son loved the hard bread and the bf liked the gingerbread. \n\nThe wait wasnt long and our order was already coming out! I seen them and was super pleased! His sandwich was HUGE!! My little got the regular ham sandwich and was happy with it. My sandwich looked AMAZING! I was excited to eat it!! I took a bite and I swear I creamed my panties! It was soooo yummy!!! There was enough of everything in the sandwich, it was perfect! The bread was soooooo yummy as was the spicy mayo! I took a bite of his pastrami and was floored! I never had it before but this was insanely good! I kept stealing his meat that would fall out LOL. \n\nThe service there was super good! They were very attentive and kind, the place was very clean and I seriously had no problems! We went back and I tried another sandwich (I dont remember what) which was also super delish! I also tried the strawberry shortcake and almost melted! If you look at the photos I have one in there! FRESH strawberries, whipped cream, and the softest angel food cake I've ever tried! This dessert was totally ace!\n\nI will totally be back and enjoy the yummies they have here, you should too!!
__label__1 This is a really bad Jason's Deli location. The quality of the food has continued to deteriorate. I ate here last week and had the salad bar. The lettuce was wilted and the cherry tomatoes were so old that they tasted rancid and had wrinkly skins. The restaurant itself is in a state of disrepair and the common areas, tables and countertops were all filthy. I don't know what's going on here but hopefully somebody from corporate can swoop in and fix the issues. I won't be back here until something changes.
__label__1 I just ate the saddest grill cheese I've ever come across. They put one slice of cheese on the bread and the cheese didn't go to the ends of the bread... Sorry to be harsh but I am disappointed. The last time I was here food was great but this time it seemed like they slapped it on there. The cooks need to put more passion into making their food. :/
__label__1 It kills me to leave this review.  The food itself and array of food deserves five stars, however it's the staff that screws it up each and every time.  No exaggeration.  Every time something goes wrong that is truly annoying, such as getting cold cold soup served before your guest's  entree arrives EVEN IF THOSE ARE THE ONLY TWO THINGS ORDERED (?) , a tuna melt comes out not melted and cold, etc, with the blessed receipt describing the order on the tray.  (?)   The timing of the food execution is horrible.!!! You can even see the staff standing in the back on top of each other waiting to take hot food out that is sitting on this massive counter without a heat lamp.   Hard to watch.  Hard to watch staff just stand around and talk when they best be grateful to be working in the first place....  THE BEST PART OF THE WHOLE THING: there are set positions in the kitchen where there are many hands that look over the order before it goes out, a manager or 'expediter'.....???? What is with the expediter?  Looking all dapper and bringing a mediocre, EVERY TIME, tray.   This, seriously? is a CONSTANT at this particular establishment.  The staff ruins the food experience.  Not cool, especially in today's economic market.  Panera is consistently great, especially in the service department.  This place needs to get its act together big time.Again the food rocks but the staff is an impediment.
__label__4 We visit this Chang's every time we come to Vegas and have always had great food and great service.  When the wait is long, we have also been able to sit at the bar and get full menu service.  The shrimp in lobster sauce is awesome and the chicken lettuce wraps are great.  I don't eat spicy food but my husband got the kung pao scallops this past time and even my wimpy self could handle them and they were great.  Also, the oo-long tea (spelling?) is a good hot tea that doesn't even seem to need to be sweetened.  The servers are very knowledgeable about their menu and always attentive.  Kids get crayons and Wiki Stix to keep them busy.  Apparently the large wall mural above the bar is different at every location, ask your server about the one here...you'll never guess what it represents.....
__label__1 I've been to this one and the one in Green Valley and I have to say that I'm just not that impressed.  I mean, the food is good and its certainly a nice enough place but I like the food at China-a-go-go better, and its a hell of a lot cheaper.  \n\nI guess this place is fine for high school graduations, Mothers Day, and dad's birthday, you know, when you want to go out for a \"nice\" dinner (but not an overly expensive one).  \n\nThe staff was nice and took good care of us but I left here not caring either way if I ever returned.
__label__2 P.F. Chang's is ... well, P.F. Chang's.  The plaster horse that's in front of every single chain signifies that you've entered the asian fusion place of champions.   The interior is like every other P.F. Chang's and the food also is.... same.\n\nThat in itself would probably rank itself in a 4 star category if you're not going down to Chinatown for the real thang.\n\nHowever, the one star deduction came from the terrible misplacement of their Curb-side service.  First, curb-side usually designates that someone will probably come out to take your order or what not.   Instead, this location decided to place the signage out behind their dumpster area.  And there's no video camera or anything so no one comes out to meet you or bring your food.  You still have to head over to the front entrance and get your food from the bar area.\n\nSecond, they blocked off the sidewalk with their outdoor patio gate.  So you'll walk the long way around to get to-go food.  It's not only an afterthought for curb-side service, it's a terrible location and there's not a dedicated area for it.  If you're going to do it, do it right.  I'd probably take pointers from Darden's (Outback/Carrabba's) who's had a pickup window/door for a while and they even re-implemented their areas in older venues.\n\nI would probably suggest that they re-do this with the parking that's facing the entrance to make this a more viable solution.  Picking up to-go food at the bar is so 1990s.
__label__2 I have been to this location maybe 3 times in the last 4 years; PF Changs is just okay to me.\n\nI went to this location for lunch with some co-workers yesterday.  Before taking our order, the waiter advises us to try things that sound gross because he says things that sound gross for Chinese food are good, and things that sound good we will send back to the kitchen.  ????  \n\nI order some Moo Goo Pai chicken and shrimp.  He asked me if I ordered that because it sounded good.  ????  \n\nI told him of course I did, why else would I order it.  He told me that it was bland ?????  \n\nI told him that would be fine.\n\nHe was correct, it was bland, but nothing a little chili oil they have on the table could not solve.  \n\nNice lunch specials here...it does not join the rotation for lunch but it might be good to go here once and a while; the server may be entertaining.
__label__2 The food here is so generic and whatever but i had a few gift cards to blow up and i did then my rectum blew up after i ate the food. In the words of wayne campbell...not so ZHANG! Again I am baffled by resteraunts that spend tons on decor and pay less attention to the quality of their food.
__label__3 These guys didn't honor the coupon for two dollars less than competitor. Pointed out that management reserves the right to modify at any time. Although I got in and out in five minutes. Also had me sign that I agreed to a one dollar surcharge for using a credit card. He reversed the charge on the invoice. Little bit shady on the marketing.
__label__0 Service Was The Most Biggest None Event Ever, If You Want To Go Eat Or Enjoy A Night Of Beers And Wine. Don't Go Anywhere Near This Place. It Makes Me Mad Because I Work in The Industry And I Am Intiminated By Yelp Reviews. But The Management Had There Employees Run Like Idiots With 10 Customers In The Bar. Absolute Mayhem. Cashed Out My Ticket On Video Poker. No Money Brought To Me, If You Drink Your Gonna Get Ripped Off....Don't Gamble Here !!!!!!! Terribly Disappointed !!!!!!
__label__4 I've been coming to Discount Tire since I moved to Las Vegas almost 10 years ago now. I have never not been greeted with a smile or ever felt like any of the employees wouldn't go out of their way for me. Like always, life happens and it's never fun to deal with car troubles. Through every single popped tired or deflated tire and even the occasional nail, I've been helped without ever feeling stressed.\n\nMy family and I always come to Discount Tire and receive quality care. We have had to replace tires when tread became low and they honestly told us the situation. We have always gotten great deals on the tires and were never shortchanged for any reason. The beauty is I've never been there all day long for something simple.\n\nBuying your tires through them allows you to come and get a Tire Rotation for free every single time. When it's busy, they tell you the time you'd expect to wait and can even take your number for when everything is done. All in all, this location is the one my family comes to for all our tire needs. When we needed to get a realignment, they referred us to a local shop that could do it at a discounted price. We've been treated like family since we've been coming here and I'd recommend this place above all.
__label__4 Great customer service.  Always get you in and out as quickly as possible.   Employees are on top of issues and polite.
__label__3 Never had a problem with this DQ. Great blizzards. Food took a little while but that's common when you order the chicken strips. Service is always prompt and pleasant.
__label__3 (New patient)Got here at 545, waited til 6 when they opened. Got put into a room right away, waited 20ish mins to see the vet. Told her the issue, she took her back for a full exam. Exam costs $42 (she's a chihuahua so it might vary by size). Clipped her nails (I'm a horrible parent, they were very long, $10).\nShe ended up needing a ton more done (xrays, blood tests, went home w/2 meds) bill was $700 and no diagnosis.. no broken paw or anything abnormal in tests, she's just in horrible pain and can barely use her left front paw/leg.Sent home with pain meds and anti inflammatory. Back a month later for same thing. Super nice doctors, staff can seem a bit in a hurry/rushed/not concerned. but all in all good =] we're back a few times a month for nail clipping
__label__4 This place is by far THEE best place I have ever been to. The atmosphere was welcoming and relaxing, the service was friendly and professional, AND my nails turned out PERFECT. Thanks to Lily my feet were cared for more than they have ever been before during my pedi. I had a picture of what I wanted my nails to look like and Lily went above and beyond what I wanted for my mani. The receptionist was also super nice and helped me pick out perfect colors. There was so much time and care spent on me it was an absolutely perfect experience. HIGHLY HIGHLY RECOMMENDED. I'd give more stars if I could.
__label__0 The staff was really friendly and inviting but I was there for two hours for a mani pedi. I found a picture on their yelp site of a design that I wanted. They said yes of course we can do that. My nails look nothing like the picture. It cost $80.00 for both and it looks awful. I was treated nicely but the services they provided were not good and that is  why I won't go back.
__label__1 Pretty decent condo-style resort / timeshare to spend your week.  I had a spacious 1,000 sqft 1 bedroom unit with an in-unit laundry facility, which was very convenient.   Everything was very clean and there was plenty of bath towels.   Only 2 negatives: a)  $50 per week fee for internet access which wasn't even that fast, only 300-500 kb/s, not suitable for streaming videos, just good for emailing and light surfing, AND b) units around the pool area will be able to hear a low generator humming noise at night. Unfortunately, my unit was next to the pool area, so I slept with earplugs on.  Lastly, annoying kids with squeaky high pitched voices seem to wake up early in the morning and frolic in the pool, so I couldn't sleep in no later than 8 am.   Also, you'll need a car if you want to get around from here.  It's about 25 minutes to the strip, but there was plenty of stores and eateries within 5 minutes.\n\nWould I stay here again? Only if I don't get a unit near the pool area and internet connectivity was faster, preferably 1 mbs+.
__label__2 We are Grandview owners and this is a sister property so we expected it to be the same. It's not. \n\nBeds are hard and lumpy. Pillows are cheap and worn out. Stinks of smoke despite being non smoking. The room drapes and furniture smell of old smoke so I dont think they get deep cleaned often.\n\n The place is over run with pigions which are noisy starting about 2 hours before sunrise. \n\nThe pool is closed for renovations and despite calling several times they never Mentioned it. We specifically seek out places with heated pools in winter so my whole party of 12 were disappointed. Not discount or comp was offered.\n\nThey claimed to be inside Summerlin but they are not, near the furthest edge but if you need to be in Summerlin it's 20 to 30 minutes from the center of Summerlin wasting a lot of our time. \n\nIf I had more time I'd go off on the annoying and aggressive sales people but that's for another day.
__label__1 My folks and I bought at the Cliffs years ago and have made it a tradition to reserve our time annually between Christmas and New Years. We have a two bedroom unit and I have relatively few complaints about the rooms themselves. I do, however, think it's time for them to take care of a few simple things.\n1) New Cardio equipment: The equipment is run down and approaching the status of ghetto. The last four years I have gone to 24 hour fitness on Tropicana just to get a good morning of cardio because the elliptical, treadmills, and are pretty tore up. The nautilus weight equipment is decent but the rest needs replacement.\n2) Wifi. There should be free wifi for ALL guests. Because this is our home location we were given a 1 week prepaid card good for two users. This is nice and all but when my wife, myself, and my father are there with our smartphones and laptops 2 free users isn't enough. Starbucks, LAX, and almost every restaurant where I live have free wifi.
__label__4 We were in for a treat.Piero was there and he did the honors!!!The friend who invited\nme has known Piero ever since he came to LasVegas. I had veal scalipini, tossed salad.,and potates lyonnise(Sp). Ugo had Orange roughy, schrimp scampi, Caesars salad. We split a plate of fried ocra, complements of Don Pierio.It makes a great\nappetizer. Our food was exceptional and done to a turn. Signore Piero made the rounds and presented himself to each table. As of this writing, Piero is the ambience. \nChloe needs to invest in some chianti bottles, waiters with old school white /black\nuniforms, and a mustache pete stuck in the corner with  a red checkered bib( hung\nfrom his collar) to keep Piero's dyno  veal parmesan from stainin' duh corbat.\nI don't remember the pricing. Prices were printed on the menu. So how bad\ncan they be? I'm going back regardless of pricing.  I will say finding a SPECTACULAR Italian ristorante like this,sandwiched between a \"craft\" store and Art's Bail Bonds,\nis the kind of juxtaposition I can live with. Molto beni.
__label__0 I ordered pizza for pickup, once I arrived home I realized there was hair in my food. I simply called back to this location and asked for a remake and for them to deliver it to me. I didn't think this was to much to ask considering it wasn't my fault. I was told that's wasn't an option (all while being super rude) and when I asked to speak with the manager was told there wasn't one even tho when I picked up my pizza I clearly saw a man with a solid red polo shirt on which was different from the rest. They need to work on customer service.
__label__0 I haven't been here in a couple years and now I remember , why!  I just wanted something quick and good , I got neither.  I ordered the large lemon chicken. My order took about 20 minutes and I found out why, when I got home it was on the verge of being burnt.  The  thought of taking it back crossed my mind , but I was hungry ,tired and mad .\n               It came with two large pieces of chicken breast and a not so lemony sauce.  It was  sooooo dry, but I was hungry and ate what I could. I will not be going back!! I would love it if Panda opened close by , not a big fan of Panda but Chow mein express really sucks
__label__4 I simply can't give them enough good words and praise. They are extremely friendly and stand up people! I made a mistake and fully assumed they would throw the book at me with fees and the such but they didn't and they had all the right to. I have dealt with many storage places in the Valley and this is by far the best place and people I have come across. The storage areas are always clean and kept up well. Never did I get the impression that it would be a gamble leaving my stuff there as I have with numerous places in the vicinity. I would do business with them again without hesitation.
__label__0 We took Wayne to All about Cats and they misdiagosed something on his chin that they called acne...it was cancer. By the time they agreed that it was not cancer it had grown so big. Poor Wayne. I am not here to bash All About cats but please do your homework and get a second opinion from other Doctors. RIP WAYNE 1992-2010
__label__0 It's not possible to give zero stars as a rating or I would. This business is way overpriced and lacks the common compassion one would expect from a vet. When they first opened, I was delighted to find a vet exclusively devoted to cats and took all my pets there over the course of 2 years. Such an error of judgment on my part! When my elder cat had come to the end of her days and I called asking for an immediate appointment to ease her transition, I was told bluntly that (even though they were still open and less than 10 minutes drive from me), it was too late that day for an \"attended\" appointment but I could drop her off to be euthanized. Imagine not being with a cat you have owned for 15 years at the end of her life! I kept her home and she died the next day in my arms. At least she wasn't dropped off like a piece of meat! Save yourself a lot of grief. Go to another vet that truly loves animals and appreciates your custom.
__label__4 Everyone knows Enterprise cause of there fancy little \"We'll pick you up\" campaign that has been running since the beginning of time.......I usually go with whoever is the cheapest.... however, next time I need to rent a car, I will be renting from this particular Enterprise..... all 4 employees that I came in contact with were friendly, knew their jobs and seemed to love the company...  The service was impressive for a rental car store....  they didnt hassle me on things I didnt want and really went above and beyond....   I feel 100% comfy with sending all yall yelpy yelpers on over there......
__label__0 THIS PLACE IS A COCKROACH HAVEN!!  If you love having cockroaches in your bathroom, garage, front yard, kitchen and even at the pool live here!! This place should be condemned!!!!!
__label__1 We started with Four Cheese Flat bread ($12). The cheesy mix of fontina, provolone, mozzarella, and parmesan was a great gooey blend, but the sauce and crust were weak links. The sauce lacked any zip and I prefer a chewier crust. This one was a bit dry and crisp. \n\nWe shared two entrees: first was Baja Fish Tacos ($16). The mahi mahi pieces were dry, I wasn't a fan. Second was a Beef Gyro Wrap ($14). It was a bit bland and calling it a gyro was a stretch. I suppose I'm too used to savory mix of spices, beef and lamb in a traditional gyro. The fries looked crunchy, but they were mushy. I like crisp fries. The side salad with mixed greens and feta was great, though. \nWe left Sedona unimpressed.
__label__1 Interesting place. We sat in the bar at 6:30 on a Sat night and it was pretty empty. It turns into a bar later on and is open until 5 am. We ordered a porterhouse (surfs for free and the shrimp were delicious), brussels sprout side (wonderful and cooked al dente), potatoes au gratin also excellent but the steak wasn't super thick and the Caesar had bland dressing.  The calamari starter was mediocre because of the breading but the spicy marina was very good.  We would go back and try a few appetizers off the happy hour menu $8 but it was fairly expensive considering the quality.  I would opt for a drink at the bar once it gets busy or a quick stop on the way home from the airport so we will return. Be sure and join the online club and you will get a $20 credit to use with your first meal just by providing your phone number when you ask for your bill.
__label__4 I've tried many restaurants and buffets in Las Vegas, this is definitely the best restaurant!  The food is superb and the service is excellent.\n\nTwo years ago I came here with my boyfriend, his cousin and his cousin's girlfriend whom we were staying with.  Two years ago we fell in love with Sedona and our infatuation with their food is still going on head strong.  Ever since that first visit, we've been dreaming about coming back here, usually with salivating mouths.  And now after two years, we are finally reunited.\n\nWe came on a Sunday night, and we ordered the calamari, ahi tuna lettuce wraps, and mussels for appetizers.  I have never seen calamari cut so generously.  The calamari is breaded to perfection, and it is not one bit chewy.  My boyfriend has always been wary of calamari because of its texture, but Sedona's calamari has transformed him into a believer!  The mussels and ahi tuna lettuce wraps are delicious as well.\n\nI ordered the ribeye steak with shrimp and my boyfriend ordered the filet mignon with scallops.  The ribeye steak was incredibly flavorful and juicy.  Along with the steak, there were 5 huge shrimps which were very succulent.  My boyfriend's filet mignon was cooked very well, and the scallops were orgasmic and cooked to perfection.  I've never seen scallops so big before!\n\nFor dessert, we ordered the white chocolate and blueberry (?) bread pudding and the creme brulee.  Both were deliciously amazing!  Honestly, ordering creme brulee at any other restaurant feels like a waste because Sedona just makes it perfectly.\n\nI can't wait to come back to Vegas so I can eat here again.  I highly recommend this restaurant.  No restaurant on the strip will ever compare to this.
__label__4 I was in last Sunday for steak night.  The staff was amazing and the food was even better.  Props to Adam and Naomi for the way the handled the drunken baby shower party.  Looks like that baby is going to have a good home, when the parents do shots of patron and carry guns to bars, specially for a baby shower.  Oh yea and it was all over a balloon.  This kid is going to end up on Cops or Maury Pouavich
__label__1 This upscale restaurant incongruously also serves as a video poker bar. We were one of the first through doors at 10AM for the recently introduced Sunday-only brunch. We were greeted at the door and seated at a table for four. I ordered eggs Benedict Oscar style - described as \"jumbo\" crab cakes on English muffins topped with 2 poached eggs and Bearnaise sauce with sides of grilled asparagus and thick bacon. The only thing \"jumbo\" was the price tag because the crab cakes were not much thicker than my little finger. \n\nMy wife chose pain perdu - walnut -raisin French toast with espresso anglaise and whipped cream served with a pair of breakfast sausages. Another pretty ordinary entree. Our server never reappeared at our table after taking our orders and we noticed every other table received complimentary snifters of champagne. Needless to say, her gratuity was comparable to the level of service provided.\n\nA rating of 2.5 seems most appropriate.
__label__3 The location is conveniently located off the 215 and Flamingo (Northeast corner) with ample parking. The decor is modern and creates a classy atmosphere. There is also an outdoor patio surrounded by large trees and enclosure, so you don't have to stare at the freeway. \n\nI had been to Sedona Lounge 3-4 times, mostly for drinks and a couple times for dinner. They were all fine experiences, but nothing brought me back in the last two years.\n\nNow it seems they have more incentives - Daily Happy Hour (4pm-7pm and 11pm-2am): All appetizers are $8, bottled beers are $3, and well drinks are $4; Wine Tuesdays feature 1/2 off all glasses and bottles (there was also a painting class yesterday); free cake and cocktails (up to a $20 value) on your birthday; $20 off your bill on Saturdays with your Sedona Rewards card; and Sunday Brunch (10am-3pm).\n\nTo celebrate my friend's birthday, he and his girlfriend chose Sedona Lounge for their H/H and Tuesday wine specials. We all took advantage of the specials with wine (bottles and glasses), beers, appetizers, and their $19 Steak and Lobster special (4 oz filet mignon and 4 oz lobster tail; offered \"all day, every day\"). My friend also received a nice layered chocolate mousse cake for his birthday.\n\nMy selection of dishes for the evening:\nCured Wings ($11): confit and cured chicken wings tossed in ranch dressing and sriracha, served with feta cheese, red onions, and cucumbers. \n\"NY\" Carpaccio ($11): Striploin, wild baby arugula, freshly-shaved Parmesan, crostini, and truffle sherry vinaigrette.\nFilet Mignon Meatballs ($10): Filet mignon meatballs served in tomato sauce with crispy potatoes.\nCalamari ($13): Calamari steaks lightly fried and served with a tomato caper sauce.\n\nThe wings were definitely the best appetizer choice! The sriracha, ranch, and feta cheese are a delicious combination. Really awesome flavor. The meatballs were also really good and we loved the sauce that accompanied it. The carpaccio was just okay (truffle flavor was a tad overwhelming) and the calamari was a shrug. \n\nAlthough the food was a hit or miss, the specials are reason enough to return! Also, everyone was really nice and accommodating, which made for a pleasant evening.
__label__1 I went to a party at Sedona over the weekend. It was a cute place I liked the decor. We order a lot of appetizers off the happy hour menu. The Tuna Ceviche was very water, flavorless with little tuna and the chips looked like some sort of sea urchin that were bland and too light to be considered a chip. The Cured Wings were good. Not spicy like promised but the feta on top was a nice touch. I don't like when places try to get all fancy and throw in words like Confit or Cured to church it up. It's fried chicken wings people not French cuisine. The Calamari was nothing to write home about and the dipping sauce was just so so and super skimpy. The Roasted Red Beet salad was the worst I've ever had. The beets were sliced very thin and put on the bottom of the plate then the salad in top. The beet was like a fruit rollup but mushy and you could barely taste it. The salad was flavorless and I didn't detect any dressing. The Shrimp Cocktail was a joke. It was $8 on happy hour menu which makes it $2 a shrimp. I couldn't imagine paying $11 for this on the regular menu. For dinner I ordered the Short Ribs which were really good but for $24 the portion size was laughable. The Salmon was pretty on the plate but flavorless even with the sauce. The Ahi Filet looked like pork and that was also flavorless. Last but not least the Lobster Rolls were dinky as all get out. It was cold lobster salad on toasted bread which was also flavorless. I will never return that is for sure!
__label__1 Stay away from the surf and turf! Unless your ok with the surf portion being one shrimp and a tiny scallop. \n\nFood was average to ok.\n\nBest part of this restaurant was the restaurant cool setup. Wouldn't come back to eat maybe just a cocktail.\n\nDidn't really feel like I got my money's worth.\n\nHostess was all over the place and having a drink at the bar on duty. Also when we walked in she was on her phone. Not really professional.\n\nServer was good. \n\nWouldn't come back unless I was going to have a few drinks late night.
__label__1 It was ok. The pineapple chicken fried rice was so gross.. The food wasn't hot and not the most flavorful. I wouldn't suggest this place.
__label__0 I came in here for the ten dollar smog check and the cheap oil change, but I was really upset when they called me with a lie- saying I needed a lower ball joint! My boyfriend works on cars and he is very familiar with this place. He warned me that they would create something wrong with my car and they did. Had I not known better I would have been out of almost $400.00! There was a guy in there who got ripped off from them twice and he was pissed!! He spent quite a bit- that the cashier claimed to have given him a 300.00 discount- how nice of them to discount work that he didn't need! They also tried to sell me some inflated tires at over 600.00! They have a lot of nerve!!!! Be warned!!!
__label__4 Came here on a Friday morning around 1030 and was greeted the second I parked my car which was wonderful and great service! Sadly the second I came up to the counter a bigger older guy, I'm assuming manager or a higher role, was completely rude! I asked how much an alignment was and explained I had a coupon that gave me a discount 10% and asked how much it would be with that included. His answer was completely rude an belittling \"well I said 89.99 so 10% of that is your price\". I wasn't asking for a math lesson just your pricing.\nThankfully he was given a phone call and Benny continued to help me out with a smile. I realized I left my drink in the car and asked if I could get it and was accommodated nicely. \nOver all this shop was clean, mostly friendly besides the older large gentleman I didn't get the name of sadly, and very fast service! \nBenny along with the guys in the garage were all nice and not sleazy or rude:) unlike upper management .... \nDefiantly coming back due I the nice service from the others close location and speedy service!!!
__label__1 I'm pretty easy to please when it comes to home delivery, fast food pizza. As long as it's cheesy and bready I am usually OK. We discovered last night that Papa John's actually delivered to our place, even though they are over on Ft Apache, so I thought we would give them a try.\n\nI should point out here that up until last night I had never sampled a Papa John's pizza, however I have often heard them compared favourably to Pizza Hut or Dominoes.\n\nI ordered a Ham and Pineapple pizza and a serve of wings with ranch dip and garlic dip. The pizza arrived more promptly than the 65 minute estimate and the driver was friendly enough.\n\nWhen I opened my pizza box I was greeted with the sight of something that looked like it had come straight out from under a heat lamp at a food court. Upon eating a slice it turned out to be fresher than it looked, but it was a bit greasy and the sauce was overly sweet and unusual on a pizza outside of the frozen section at a supermarket. The pineapple on my pizza really didn't work well with the already very sweet sauce. I ate a couple of slices and consigned the rest to the fridge for more desperate times. I found myself eating for the sake of eating.\n\nNext I moved on to my wings. I think they were honey chipotle or something very similar. They tasted pretty decent but were extremely gloopy and difficult to eat. They could have done with about 70% less sauce. The garlic dip in particular was a bizarre concoction. It looked like clear, melted butter and tasted weird. Probably not meant for wings, but I'm not sure what it would go with.\n\nSadly, I think Papa John's is going to have to be given the big miss in future. Of the low-end pizza chains I would have to say that it is easily my least favourite.
__label__0 I won't speak for the whole company, but I will tell this branch is undertrained very unfriendly and makes no apologies for it.
__label__1 It was a nice evening and headed for work then suddenly the manager called saying we are close today. I never had eaten that day because I though I was already late. \nPassed by this wendy's so I went inside and had a meal. \nThe only thing that was really bad wendy's was their service. The food here was a little good. The place was also recommendable but the service is not.
__label__4 Sashimi lover's rejoice! An all you can eat sashimi restaurant for a decent price.  \n\nHikari (as everyone else has pointed out) is a 3-section restaurant.  \n\n1) Steak house\n2) Tepenyaki\n3) Sushi!!!! (guess which one we went to!)\n\nFor valentine's Day, My lady wanted to go here so we did.  We were seated JUST as they opened and were greeted very warmly by everyone there.  The sushi chefs first asked, \"Are you doing all you can eat?\" And of course we said yes.  That's when the floodgates opened.  The sushi chefs and wait staff are VERY attentive and very generous and you can't forget, very fun(ny).  \n\nWe started off with the normal sashimi; ahi, yellowtail, salmon, etc.  The lady also asked for some oysters (I'm not a big fan of them) and they just yelled out, \"One Dozen Oysters!\"  Every person there that ordered oysters was given a dozen.  Usually at an AYCE place,  You'd think they'd be kinda cheap with it and only give you 1 at a time, but this place was hugely generous.  It was even better when she told them I don't eat oysters so they took 10 of them back without complaining.  \n\nSo aside from the massive amounts of raw fish and rolls what sets this place apart?  Well, as an AYCE place, they have a REALLY good selection.  I already mentioned the oysters, but they also have scallop sashimi, uni and baby sweet shrimp on the menu.  First place I've seen that has these high price items on it.  \n\nThe scallops were where my lady friend went nuts.  She probably ate 15 total and the chef realized this.  The third time she asked for scallops, he said, \"Let me see your plate!\" and plopped down 6 scallops on the plate.  Then asking \"Is that enough?\".  You could see her eyes light up as we all had a good chuckle on the playfulness with the chef.  \n\nAbout 80% of the way through the meal, we asked on a whim, \"Do you have salmon belly?\" And they did!!! Oh man I was in heaven.  \n\nThere is one drawback on the food aspect. It's all you can eat for about $28.  How fresh do you REALLY think the fish is?  It's fresh enough to be yummy but not fresh enough to be YUMM-O.   With the Uni, scallops, oysters, salmon belly, I'd definitely say it's worth it but it's not a place for me to go back every time I'm in vegas.\n\nSo why the 5th star?  What made it for me was the service.  That's where the extra star comes in.  The sushi chefs are generous and attentive as is the wait staff.  My tea never was empty and we always had fish in front of us.  One of the perks of being a smaller venue with 2 chefs.  They can give you more attention.  Also they're fun!  The sushi chef said, \"All you can eat anything on the menu... including me!\" In which my lady friend said, \"Okay I'll take you!\"  His reply?  \"Okay I'll meet you after work\".  My only advice was that he show up with scallops.  \n\nMy word of advice is to make a reservation.  We didn't have to worry about it since we were there so early but it is small.  I can see this place filling up.  I'd say it can hold about 20 people total.
__label__0 Will never go back I have see 2 roaches near the sushi bar and one crawling near my plate!! Great staff. Needs to fix the bug problem!!!
__label__3 Adding another .5 Stars, they now offer sashimi on all their fish instead of filling you up with the rice in nigiri like other AYCE sushi places.\n\nAwesome.\n\nMinor Gripe: The hot sauce they use on the oysters totally overpowers the oyster flavor. Oh well it's all you can eat.
__label__4 OMG SO GOOD! Get the all-you-can-eat sushi! Unlike most places, they will give you all you can eat SASHIMI (fish WITHOUT the rice), which is unusual because AYCE places usually want you to fill up on rice--not this place! Sit at the sushi bar and the chefs are really cool! Oh and if you are a \"good looking lady\" and you go in after midnight, you get a discount. Can't remember how much, but still kind of funny.
__label__2 AYCE SASHIMI?!!!!!! UNLIMITED MENU?!! \n\nSounds too good to be true.. It kind of is. \n\nI only come here for the all you can eat raw oysters which are hit or miss, deep fried soft shell crab & the uni sushi and sashimi (not the best quality but it will do.) There's not really a time limit and they don't really care if you have left overs. \n\nThe \"sashimi\" is horribly cut which turns me off and I find nasty! The fish quality is below average! You have to order everything from the sometimes obnoxious chefs so you can't be shy~ \nThe restaurant itself is kind of old and it definitely shows. You only have the option of sitting at the sushi bar, no regular tables. I've never tried the teppanyaki/hibachi.. Dessert is not included with AYCE. \n\nHot Tip: after 10pm ladies get a discount on AYCE sushi = $22.50
__label__0 First off, dont be fooled by the all you can eat sushi thing. My whole family went and it succkkkked! The uni was all black, the service was junk, the manager talked back to us after they tried to give us deep fried scallops when we ordered sashimi. When you order, they give you a lot of the cheap stuff like salmon and the uni is very little. We literally, literally! Had to wait 15 min for our tea. Becuz its an all u can eat, they only give u a little of the good stuff. Do not go here. Go to a more expensive restaurant and get what u paid for. Not some cheap quality seafood. I was so pissed off with this restaurant that after we gave them the check, i spit on the plates and i stuck my middle finger on the way out. Its junk, dont try it. I'd rather go to genki sushi then this. Oh yeah, and my mom got sick the day after.
__label__0 This is my first time dining here. My friends have been raving about how good this place is so I decided to try it with other friends who have eaten here before. Prior arrival, me and friends noticed their rating has gone down but we didn't care much, and now we know why. We had all you can eat sushi. One of my friends said their oysters are really good so he ordered 2 dozens at one time. He regretted after the first bite. He said its not as fresh and sauce is bad. \nI don't wanna list all the stuff we ordered. All I can say is there's more cons than pros. \n \nPros \n1. There's an option to get sashimi instead of sushi(with rice)\n2. Server is friendly \n3. Salmon is fresh \n4. takes reservation\n\nCons\n1. a lot of orders were not fresh that day \n2. server got confused and gave us the wrong amount of orders \n3. the seats are too close to other people. Feels like we are all eating at the same table\n4. Less items on the menu then similar restaurants \n5. Ordered 4 sea urchin sushis. 2 of them appeared to be dark brown, and 2 of them were gold. I mean....at least give us sea urchins of the same color so we don't notice how not fresh they are! \n\nBottom line, wont come back again!!
__label__3 Only place in Vegas that has AYCE sashimi! The restaurant itself looks outdated and old but I honestly just care for the sashimi, oysters and soft shell crab! Service can be improved upon but overall good.
__label__4 I have to agree with Paula H. I don't know what these other yelpers are talking about but my experience was excellent.. and I had a party of 18. \n\nMy friend had come here on his previous trip to Las Vegas and he wanted to take my family here as a place to try since he knew how much my family loved sushi. \n\nEarlier that day, I made a reservation, hoping they could accommodate and I'm so glad they could! They lady I spoke with was so kind and understanding after I told her I may need to change the time of our reservation, it was originally at 5 but then I changed it to 8 since everyone pigged out someplace else earlier that day. \n\nWe got there and only had to wait a few minutes while they cleared the table. While we were waiting, we all looked over the menu to see what we wanted to order. What I find amazing is that you can order pretty much anything on the menu as part of the AYCE special (~$27 plus tip). I'll post the picture of the menu after I finish this review. \n\nDespite the fact that I had a party of 18, the server did her best to make sure we got what we ordered.. However, my cousin didn't have too good of an experience.. He ordered a few rolls but didn't get them.. Probably because other people were taking his rolls, thinking that it was theirs..right when we were all finished, BOOM all of these rolls came out for him.. most likely because he kept reminding her and she had to re-enter the order. That's the only down side to our experience. \n\nThe food was good, I didn't have any dish that I didn't like. I can't remember how many plates of salmon nigiri and dynamite I ordered but I ate like a pig! My family loves food and this was an excellent place to bring them.. Definitely coming back on our next trip!
__label__3 The wash and interior cleaning was great! I was very happy to see my older car sparkle :) The guys got the job done in reasonable time and I was very happy to see all the windows cleaned, floors vacuumed. \nI was however bugged by the girl that first approaches you to take your car wash request. She spoke way to fast and with lots of attitude. She didn't like having to repeat herself (I could tell by the way she rolled her eyes). \n\nBut the guys and girl that actually detailed the vehicles were all pleasant and service with a smile!
__label__2 Patience is required as they take their sweet time and it isn't even busy. It's been 30 minutes and I don't know that they'll be done soon. I would come back because it's cheap but definitely not during 'rush' hour.
__label__0 Worst service I've ever had in my life! Horrible and unprofessional. Don't bother here!!
__label__2 PETCO, great. \nThis specific store, not so great.\nJust A-OK (if that).\n\nThey don't restock. They just don't. I love that PETCO carries holistic food like Halo\u00ae, because I will NOT feed my companion friend by-products or any other garbage that I find abysmally unethical. But what is the point of being a loyal PETCO patron when every time you come to this store, one or more of the specific types of food that your little friend enjoys is not stocked on the shelves because of pure laziness/lack of preparedness by the staff? \n\nI am not certain about the other patrons of this specific store but my experience has been that it is not unusual to have specific brand inventories completely depleted from a shelf. Completely. \n\nIt is actually unusual to go to the Halo section and find every flavour available. Very unusual. Makes you think that they must have just hired someone new that does not know how things work around here whenever you see a section with shelves full of contents. Unfortunately, slowly but surely they adapt the standing practice of failing to stock shelves of store #1105.\n\nOn a somewhat more esoteric subject than finding your favourite food when you go shopping for it, is the matter of the weasel ferrets they sell here. DO NOT BUY THEM. They are Marshall Farms ferrets and well ... MF has been an unabashed perpetrator of such massive wrong-doing with animals that there are not enough characters allowable in a Yelp review for me to explain why you should not buy Marshall Farms. - E
__label__0 How has anyone rated this business anything higher than a single star?!?  I've got no less than 3 friends that have horror stories about getting ripped off by these guys.  I myself got ripped off when I got my brakes fixed and a thermostat replaced.  When I drove off, it was no less than twenty minutes when my air conditioner totally stopped blowing cold air.  Gee, what a coincidence.  When I called them to complain, they said that there's no way it was their fault, but if I brought the car in they'd give me an estimate on how much it would cost to fix it.  Horseshit.  Obviously I didn't let them anywhere near my car again.  Turns out my brakes went out 2 months after that.  I took it to another mechanic and he showed me first-hand how Purr-fect Auto did my brakes totally wrong,  Used the wrong size screws, and stuff like that.  Because of their incompetence, my brake pads only lasted two months...ridiculous.\n\nBEWARE!!!
__label__0 Very Poor Customer Service :(
__label__3 Don't know what it is but I've always used Supercuts. Here in Las Vegas I just got to whatever location I happen to be near when there urge to get a haircut strikes.\n\nThis place was great. No wait. No line. Quick in & out in under 15 minutes. Very friendly ladies and an affordable haircut $13.95 + tip.\n\nI will be back in 2 weeks.
__label__0 Super slow service, mediocre to poor food..I'd check out other IHOP's in the area....not worth your time.
__label__2 This location is alright. Most of the staff members are actually quite nice, and they've made my many experiences here enjoyable and easy. I just wish they had just as much items as Costco :( Other than that, this place is alright. It can get crowded a little and sometimes not a lot of check out places are open, so lines are long. \n\nI'd still shop around here, since it's the nearest location.
__label__2 I have always got the pizza here take-out, but I'm sure there isn't a massive difference at all.  The pizza is good when you first start eating it, but don't let it get cold.  Something strange happens to it and the pizza becomes inedible to me.  And since pizza is one of maybe three foods I can eat that is a day or two old.  That is a big no no.  Despite that I'm sure the best thing to do at this place is to eat it fresh.
__label__2 Had dinner at this location for the first time last night.  I have been to their other location on Charleston a number of times.  The food was very good and flavorful.  Our waitress was nice but could have been slightly more attentive.  The hostess needs to be better trained.  She sat at the front counter reading a book and playing on her cell phone the majority of the time we were there; not really even making an effort to welcome new guests as they came in.
__label__0 Sitting here for 1 hour for a take out order of pasta, not an explanation of why it's taking so long, no offer for even a water!  The older lady at the front is nice, but not the sharpest tool in the shed, but it doesn't take a lot of common sense to at least give an explanation of why my order is taking so long and maybe offer me a glass of water, while I wait for 1 hour!\nAnd I'm pretty sure the owner walked right by me couple of times and never acknowledged me and how long I had been sitting there!\nThis place sucks!!!\nCan't wait for Metro pizza to open.  Bye bye Mark Rich!
__label__0 If you are contemplating eating here- would drive a little down the street and go to Sreets of New York. The service there is also pretty poor but at least the pizza is good.\n\nAt Mark Rich's, the pizza itself is gross. The dough tasted like Pillsbury brand and I wonder if they actually make their own dough.  It has no flavor.\n\nThis was my second time eating at this location. I got a groupon online and decided to give it another try even though I wasn't thrilled the first time.  They forgot to put pepperoni on our pizza.  When I alerted the waitress to the forgotten pepperoni, she immediately ran in the back without saying anything. She came back out and said \"you're right\". I definitely felt like she should have just apologized right away, not gone in back to check that I had in fact ordered pepperoni. Then, the bill came. Pepperoni was still charged!  I didn't even say anything because we had been sitting there for over an hour and I just wanted to leave.  \n\nFor a gross tasteless pizza and 2 soft drinks it was almost $30. I will not be dining here again.
__label__1 Mediocre pizza.
__label__0 Never ever order from the Tropical location they are closed! Although they have no problem taking your money. We sat and waited for our order for over an hour, then someone called and said: \"We did not know if this was for delivery or pickup. Then we told them delivery. Okay. About 10 minutes later they call and say, so sorry the location you order from is closed. If you don't come to our new location and pick it up, you will not be getting your food. Oh and also we can't refund your $60. No food, no money. Happy birthday to me. Thanks a lot for nothing.
__label__2 Their products are very teen-esque. From cheaply made earrings to plastic pocket books. I use to buy a bunch of earrings from here, until I realized that after a while, the earrings would RUST. Plus, nearly half the amount I have bought ended up being curved or broken, so I couldn't use them (they usually would just fall out of my ear).  This is what all their products are like, in the end. Everything is cheaply made, and over priced. \nThe only reason I gave them three stars is because of the nail polish. I love nail polish. I love colors. They have bright colors, dark colors, sparkles, and glow in the dark ones- this, and this alone is why I gave them three and not two. It's the only thing I will go there for, unless I am buying a young girl her first makeup bag or something like that.
__label__3 Always friendly :) easy access on and off the highway which is great for the work commute!
__label__1 We went to Onyx, the \"fine dining\" part of the building for a beer pairing dinner.\n\nDecent looking room, all though it was lit wrong.\n\nThe service was friendly but the food was simply awful.  I understand that it can be hard to put out a dinner for 50 people, but this crossed the line.   We waited an hour between the third and fourth courses and then didn't want to eat our lamb.\n\nOur other courses consisted of a \"short rib\" that was basically beef jerky, a steak salad that was swimming in dressing while managing to have most of the lettuce dry, and a store bought brownie in watery vanilla sauce.\n\nThe highlight of our night was when a waiter came over and took our picture and told me that I looked like I wanted to punch someone.   My response: \"He's probably wearing a chef's jacket\"
__label__2 I hate the pharmacy it's always slow at this one.
__label__0 Terrible service! We have given this Home Depot several chances and they just don't seem to care about their customers. No matter the department, there is usually a snotty employee ready to be put out by a customer needing assistance. I actually talked my husband into going there today to save a little money because we were planning on spending a lot today. He was hesitant but gave in...never again! The woman behind the paint counter was having fun and laughing with her coworkers behind the counter but was snide, short and flat out rude to the very busy paint counter customers and it truly wasn't just me she was rude to. Questions were answered by the woman working there with a short yes or no and not offered any additional information then I observed her giving dirty looks to three different women customers (unless she just naturally just looks angry which is possible). The men working the counter were friendlier (with the youngest being the nicest of all three) but she made the experience so terrible it overshadowed any shred of kindness the men showed. I tried finding a manager with no avail. When I broke down to ask the self checkout cashier the name of the woman working behind the paint counter (because I couldn't find anyone else between paint and lumber to help without interrupting them talking with another employee), she said, \"there are a lot of women that work the paint department.\" Thanks, super helpful since there were three people in that entire department and one was a woman. It would have been so difficult to take three steps to the left and look or even call a manager, or the paint department, or maybe ask if there was something she could help with??? Paying a few cents more is so worth getting better service at Lowes.
__label__0 Horrible Customer Service in the morning.\nNever received a bill & got a termination letter. WTF??\nCalled them 3x got disconnected the 1st & 2nd time. Long call back system, about 15-20 mins waiting. Told them I never received my bill and that can they give me a one time courtesy to waive the late charges since I always pay my bill on time. Agent said umm NO you should know when your bill is do. Your responsible. I know i'm responsible but your suppose to remind people that's why you send bills out to remind us. Agent oh the late fees is only 1% of your bill. I can't do anything about that etc. Guy got nasty & smart with me. Grrr.. Anyways they just suck and they charge you extra if you want to pay with credit card. I'm paying you already and now you want  to charge me extra on how I pay. Shhsh NV Energy just has no shame at all. Trying to steal every penny and being nasty about getting it.
__label__0 I just moved here from out-of-state. So far I've had pretty good experiences in the state of Nevada. But NV Energy was Definitely an exception to that. If I could give zero stars, I would! I feel like everybody else on this page has said it all, so I don't feel like I need to go into a lot more detail. I've never been more frustrated, treated more poorly, or felt more ignorant, after dealing with these people.  Their customer service is inexcusable. If there was another choice, I would definitely go with it. And the fact that there's only one location where you can set up service is ridiculous. Ok. It's sad. I'm done.
__label__0 In my humble opinion, customer service does not exist here folks. I had an issue with my bill payment being taken out too early. It took an act of congress to fix the situation and by the time it finally was corrected, I had been through the ringer and spoken down to, by at least 3 different employees. Even as professional as I was on the phone, I had been spoken to like I did not know what I was talking about. Trying to get a supervisor was a hassle. In the end, my issue did get corrected, but the headache it took was unbelieveable. Poor customer service is an understatement.
__label__0 DO NOT GET THE M - POWERED crap they offer. . My mistake that I thought it was a great idea, save power,  money and have access on my smartphone. I was completely wrong.   \n* the guy that came in to install the thermostats walk into my brand new home, with his dirty shoes,  not even wearing those shoe covers.  3 weeks later my thermostat downstairs stop working but for some odd reason the fan was still on. To turn it off I had to turn off the power supply at the breaker box. I had 2 different guys come out and blame it on my BRAND NEW units.  Its ironic that my unit decided to have issues the same exact time their thermostat did. They kept insisting that I need to have an HVAC guy to come out, of course I would be responsible for paying whatever work they need to do... At the end of the day I wasted my time and my energy dealing with this M-POWERED crap. I had them remove both thermostat and now I need to hire an HVAC guy to fix their mess
__label__1 I'm not really a big fan of the BX... I mean, AAFES a nice option to have, but i feel like everything is limited. I can never find anything that i'm looking for and always end up at Walmart or best buy instead. Shopping there for electronics is the worst, but if you need something like an everyday necessity (deodorant, soap, shampoo, etc etc), you can definitely find it here for the most part. The rug store has some decent rugs, but its all too pricey for me. My husband has been into Gamestop a few times before but always walks out empty handed... that doesn't happen often, so i really shouldn't complain ;) On a positive note, they do have little food court so if you ever get hungry, you could stop there, but i'll be honest... it almost feels like a high school cafeteria.
__label__0 Whatever female that was working the weekend on 10/11/14 needs to be FIRED. I went into this store to try out the beds & was not greeted by anyone. There was only 1 sales rep who was busy attending some older folks, which was totally fine... I don't like being bothered anyway, if I have a question I'll ask. I came in here with my boyfriend & let me tell you, we may be young & LOOK like we don't have money, but trust me, I could buy any of these stupid mattresses easily without even thinking about it. Money is not an issue. We immediately picked the nicest looking beds, inclined it how we liked (I have a blood circulation problem so I put the lower end up of the bed inclined) felt pretty good. We then turned on our sides to see how it felt from the side..... & this terrible hideous sales rep (who was adjusting her old folks bed as they were laying on it) told us \"oh come on, if all you guys are going to do is play around then you need to LEAVE.\" I was disgusted!!! I looked at her & said \"Excuse me\"?!! At that moment she realized she was a complete IDIOT & rolled her eyes & continued talking with her clients. We immediately took off & guess what sweetheart???? We were going to purchase a bed but HELL no!! I am taking my business to temperpedic. \n\n\nDONT WASTE YOUR TIME WITH JUDGMENTAL IDIOTS WHO DISCRIMINATE AGAINST YOUNGER PEOPLE.
__label__4 I've never been to Cedar point, so I can't compare it to that. But this is my favourite rollercoaster park ever! I've been to most, 6 flags, etc. \n\nWhy is this my favourite? \nBecause they have as many coasters as some of the bigger parks without being as well known. People don't drive from 3 states away to come here, so crowds aren't as large, but they still have 2 wooden coasters which are the best kind of coaster!\n\nI grew up in the area so this park was my life. And i'm due for a visit in a few months and make my demands to my family that I will not visit, unless a trip to Kennywood is on the books! We'll see how much they love me!
__label__2 -Smaller amusement park\n-Overpriced food\n-Long lines\n-Didn't have a \"fast pass\" system\n-Always crowded\n-Parking was awful\n-Good rides were closed\n\n...Typical amusement park.
__label__1 Way too expensive for the type of food they serve. Even the domestic micros are at least a dollar more expensive per pint than just about anywhere else in Pittsburgh. Do yourself a favor and take your dollars elsewhere where they will go much farther.
__label__1 Seems like a good local hangout. I have mixed feelings about my experience here....\n\nPROs: First, let me say they do have a great selection of not just Belgium beers, but others on draft as well. Also, we came for dinner and ordered the tofu \"wings\" and veggie burger- they were both excellent. I really appreciate when restaurants have veggie options, and I thoroughly enjoyed the tofu cubed marinated in honey BBQ sauce!\n\nCONs: We waited about 5 minutes at the door before anyone spoke to us about a table. When someone did approach, they told us there would be a wait (ok, no problem), so we went to the bar to order a drink. At the bar (which wasn't that crowded, BTW),  we waited for the bartender for another 5 minutes. The waiting service was the same story. Also, although I felt like the beers were diverse and of good quality, I found the prices a little high. $9 for a Duvel is a bit high for me.\n\nOverall, I may comeback to try again, but only because the food was delicious enough to make up for the below par service.
__label__3 The Andrew Warhola that you knew as Andy Warhol has a fascinating history before he became the Pop Art Icon.  You can see his beginnings in a small collage in one of the exhibits.  My sister's belief that being gay, I would really want to see the museum.  Yes and No.  I have never seen most of A.W. 's art outside of Modern Art Museums in Chicago or other cities, which would probably be one piece here and there.  The museum boasts a larger percentage with loans from other museums and collections.\n\nThe museum itself promotes other artists that are up and coming with a temporary exhibit.  The current major temporary exhibit is Shepard Fairey, the creator of the iconic Obama poster.  Although I liked the poster, it was also very idolistic.  Never a big Obama fan, his election was better than McCain and Palin running our country right now ( although I would have loved Sarah in her combat boots being sent on a \"peace\" mission to Iraq or Afghanistan in a military helicopter).\n\nI digress, the museum comprises of 7 floors with exhibits ranging from the modern pop art similar to Warhol to todays, modern artists who followed his path.  Since Shepard Fairey had 2 floors devoted to him, I will comment on his work currently on exhibit.  I found it monochromatic.  His early works were a criticism of war, capitalism and the prevalence of advertising for both war and capitalism.  He used images of people and posterized it to effect to spread his message.  However, I think he is also following his inspiration, Warhol by borrowing images and giving his p.o.v.  The works are almost monochromatic with red and black as the primary colors with the tribute to the Socialist propaganda prominent in Communist countries.  What fails to attract me to his work is his inability to be consistent.  Is he spreading anti capitalist messages, is he protesting the war, is he trying to show that images can affect change.  There is no voice except commercialism.  Currently, Fairey designed or more evidently has placed his images in Levi's clothes.  Since this is not uncommon for any modern pop artist, it just conflicts with his anti capitalist imagery.\n\nThe rest of the exhibits ranged from good to bad.  I think the museum is trying to create a Modern Art Museum destination in Pittsburgh.  Andy Warhol was a native son but do we think that he is an artist that can be considered along the Picassos, Rembrandts, etc.  Not yet.  I do  believe, his art work will stand the test of time as the movement towards using the imagery of commercial products to an art.  Shepard Fairey - 15 mins are counting down.\n\nSo I am a fan because it has brought something different from the staid museums of old such as Natural History and Art Gallery museums. \n\nP.S.  There is a children's area in the basement that allows the children in your party to work on some art (this is a plus since some exhibits can be rated R and not for kids).
__label__4 silver clouds...amazing. \n\nsmall, intimate museum....but amazing.\n\nshows held in lobby....amazing.\n\na sure stop if youre in pittsburgh.
__label__0 The artwork was really cool, but the staff was among the rudest I have ever met.\nThe \"no photography\" signs are small and not obvious. When I took a photo (with no flash), I was immediately approached by a gallery representative. I apologized and put away my camera. The gallery employees, however, decided to follow me around and even yell at us from across the room. They continually accused us of taking photographs when we weren't. \nI have been in more museums than I can count and this was by far the rudest.\nAdditionally, the admission prices were very high ($15), especially considering 2 of the 7 floors were closed. And, might I add.. I'm not sure why they are so snobby, I had seen almost every item in the museum at other locations. Pass!!
__label__3 GREAT museum.  Loved it.  I usually spend a short time in museums, but the Warhol museum had my attention for houes.  Beautifully done, and I love that visitors can touch and interact with many of the exhibits.
__label__1 We took advantage of good Fridays and were able to get our tickets at half price. I'm very glad we did, because I would have been very disappointed had I paid full price. I'm glad we visited the museum, but I wouldn't revisit it. The space itself was sparse and uninviting. I get that he was an eccentric man, but I think they could've done a better job displaying his art.
__label__2 Both of my sons were home for thanksgiving and us men decided breakfast at DeLucas on Saturday a good idea. Wrong!  A long line outside convinced us to find an alternative. Across the street Enrico's looked interesting. I didn't know they served breakfast but lunch has always been a treat.  Wow! The breakfast menu was not your usual fare but a eclectic selection items such as Greens, eggs  and ham,  a breakfast salad with an egg on top and a homemade granola.  There were many other items that had a Italian theme.  The Cafe is a small venue between two buildings that is by no means fancy but has a rustic feeling. I only gave the place three stars because service was uneven but very friendly. Also my one son didn't get any bread. They forgot. Also my meal was missing the sprinkling of Parmesan that was to be included.
__label__3 Ohhhhhh Deluca's.\n\nIn my experience, there is a great divide in the city of Pittsburgh, similar to Montagues vs. Capulets.  This divide is Pamela's-lovers vs. Deluca's-lovers.  I am firmly in the latter camp, and I will be pleased to challenge Pamela's patrons to a duel, as long as I have been fueled by a breakfast burrito the size of my head and innumerable rounds of coffee.\n\nDeluca's has quirks: It takes forever to get a table (because everyone's trying to eat there), the ambiance is old-school funky diner (weird mural, propensity for stickiness on the formica tabletop), and you should not expect to be pampered by the waitstaff (they do their job well, for the most part, but the restaurant is always busy, it's not a high-end place, and they aren't going to make enough in tip money off your $10 breakfast to put up with a snotty attitude from their customers).  Personally, I like this in a diner, and it is something I actively seek out.  I like to come here kind of hungover, devour a massive burrito and a huge orange juice and about three cups of coffee when the waitress has time to refill my cup.\n\nMy favorite diner is still that diner under the 16th street bridge, which I forget the name of it but it makes kick-ass biscuits and gravy.
__label__3 About a 4.5 or so... I went to DeLuca's because I saw it on MvF and I was in the area for a baseball game. I wound up getting the 2 pound breakfast burrito with bacon - I must say, I highly recommend it. The bacon at DeLuca's is VERY good, and every bit of the burrito was great. $10 may seem pretty pricey, but you get two pounds of it, and it will certainly fill you up for awhile.
__label__2 We stayed in downtown Pittsburgh to get the full city experience. This place was supposed to have the best breakfast, but I didn't find anything special about it. I got the Italian Vegetarian Fritatta. Some of the veggies were cooked okay, but the onions were not. They ruined the dish by the bitter flavor (which I have found are usually reflective of 'old' onions). Others had the full stack of pancakes, blueberry french toast, raspberry crepes, and kid's chocolate chip pancakes.nothing really amazing there either. Nobody finished their food. That is either because they gave us a lot (in most cases) or the person did not like it enough to over stuff themselves to finish it. We ended up leaving with lots of leftovers, and my son who wasn't with us when we went enjoyed eating them. But he also is a very hungry teenager with a large appetite :).\n\nAlso only takes cash. No checks or credit.
__label__3 Both times I've eaten breakfast here, I was extremely, extremely pleased. However, I think the food was better my first visit compared to the second, and I'm not one to branch out at breakfast places, so this is a fair comparison of the exact same sandwich, service, and company. \n\nEach visit we waited in line outside of Deluca's for a table. It was raining, but the line moved quickly and we were under cover anyways. The service is prompt and friendly. \n\nIt's definitely a great place to recommend to out of towners for a good local breakfast stop. The bread is all Mancini's...delicious. Local flavor, great location. Will return.
__label__4 Best advice for de'lucas is to get there early if you want a weekend breakfast.  We got there at 8am on a Saturday and waited for about 5 minutes.  We did some shopping on the strip and we we passed again at 10 there was a huge line waiting to get in.  Our food was fresh and delicious.   All the toast and French toast is made from fresh Mancini bread.  Pancakes were awesome too.  Service is fast and friendly for how busy they are.  Get here early and make a nice little morning out of it like we did.
__label__1 I'm not really sure what all the hype is about this place. We read all the raving reviews, watched the appearance of this place on Man vs. Food, and were pumped to go. Maybe our expectations were too high. We waited in line for 45 minutes and our waitress was less than welcoming. She finally came to get our drink order after almost 10 minutes of us being there. We were chatting and the menu is huge, so we didn't know what we wanted to order yet...if looks could kill!!! Our waitress was obviously not happy about that. Once we finally ordered, it took a good 30 minutes for our food and this is how it went: Waitress comes to table, drops off my fiance's food and doesn't say a single word. I sit there with no food, wondering where mine is with no waitress in sight. After 5 minutes, I tell my fiance I appreciate his kindness, but his food is getting cold, so he digs in. 5 more minutes, the waitress finally comes and drops my food off along with the check, never asking if we had everything or needed anything else. We eat our typical diner food (huge portions, though), pay our bill, and never looked back. \n\nMy theory is that the line is so long because it really does take forever just to get any sort of basic service here.\n\nI was also horrified to read the food inspection report, especially seeing that they failed like 3 times before they actually passed. The sad part is, after being there, I wasn't really surprised at all. So if anyone has any good recommendations for Pittsburgh's actual best breakfast at a place with better service that is clean, I would really appreciate that! This just wasn't it for me, but to each their own.
__label__1 I stopped by here today with my parents and sister for breakfast.  We were debating over a place to eat in the Strip District and I offered up DeLuca's as I have had decent experiences there before and there is always a line out the door waiting for seats.  We arrived at around 9:15 and walked right into the restaurant and were seated in the upstairs portion.  The inside of this place is nothing special and looks like many other diners.  They did have a t shirt from man v food (circa 2006) on the wall above us.\n\nFor my breakfast I decided to start off with a coffee which was poured within seconds of ordering and delivered to our table.  Then after a few minutes of deliberating over the huge menu I ended up going with the Huevos Rancheros for my breakfast.  After ordering our waitress disappeared and I am pretty sure that I never saw her again until we had to ask another waitress to get her for our check.  That meant that after about 10 minutes of waiting with an empty cup of coffee, I ended up helping myself to the pot that was sitting nearby.  I never did get a third cup which would have been nice.  Anyways, after a reasonable amount of time our food made it out to our table and my Huevos Rancheros looked pretty good.  The egg was sunny side up and whenever I cut through it, the yolk dripped nicely onto the tortilla, cheese, salsa and chorizo underneath it.  It tasted decently enough although I would have personally liked it quite a bit spicier.  After I was about half way through my my meal the avocado that was supposed to come on it materialized to our table.  It was maybe 1/4 of a total avocado cut into 4 very small slices which were quickly gone.  Whenever my family and I had finished our meals we proceeded to wait about 10 minutes for our waitress to come to our table.  Finally giving up on that we asked another waitress to ask our waitress for the bill.  She did and about 10 minutes later and after again asking our waitress for the bill, we were able to pay.  The sad thing is that we were trying to get out of there and there was a huge line of people outside waiting to get in.\n\nThe bottom line for me is that I would probably avoid coming here in the future.  While the food was decent tasting I found it to be overpriced and our service was just miserable.
__label__0 Imagine those restaurants that you went to when you were a kid with your family.  Where you were forced to be dressed up and try to act like an adult.  Because the grandparents decided the restaurant, it probably had its hay day about 40 years ago and hasnt changed a thing since.  They still remember it as having great food and a wonderful atmosphere.  \nThese are the memories I get at Bravo Franco and I didnt even grow up in Pittsburgh.  Unfortunately, the hay day of Bravo Franco seemed to have passed, if it was ever there, a long time ago.  \nThe service was decent which is its lone bright point.  The food just wasnt very tasty.  The Snapper special was swimming.  The veal looked tough.  The Cappucino was watery.  Trying to find a bright spot on this one.
__label__1 Ate at Bravo Franco before seeing a play at the Public theater.\n\nWhen I go to a restaurant I want the food to be better than what we can make at home. That's not what happened.  Watery salad, dry mashed potatoes, disappointing pasta, et cetera.  The service was fair, not engaging or happy.  I wish we would have looked at yelp before we went to this restaurant.
__label__1 The food is overpriced for what they give you- one chicken breast and a spear of broccoli was $22.50. Talk about making a come up!! Not to mention it wasn't seasoned very well.  \n\nThe interior of the restaurant looks very dated. \n\nThe only positive was that we were pressed for time and our waiter was able to accommodate. \n\nNot worth it. I would rather wait for a table next door at Meat and Potatoes than return here even if they are the only place with open tables which was the case tonight.
__label__1 Stopped here never reading reviews or anything about the place... It looked nice and classy so I figured it would be awesome. Our waitress, Sharon just wasn't pleasant at all... She slammed our drinks and plates down. Then we asked for more bread and she said \"well I'll have to charge you\" so that is fine but when she gave us the basket it only had two small pieces in it, which before each basket had about 4, so that was kinda crappy. Then one of us ordered another beer and she poured it and just let it over flow all onto the table and didn't even say a word.  The crab in the stuffed mushroom app and the stuffed shrimp dinner has mostly imitation crab in it, which for the price is just unacceptable. I had just plain fettuccine Alfredo and it was great I ate the whole thing....  The lighting is just so bright and it's around dinner so I don't want to be under a heat lamp during dinner... I'm not sure if I'd go back ....
__label__0 Terrible service.  Rude staff.  Horrible waitress.  Don't waste your time or money.  Plenty of better restaurants to select. Will never go back
__label__3 Kaya's food and ambiance are pretty spot-on. Good flavors, interesting concept (island fusion cuisine), and beautiful decor. They even fit my party of 4 in with no notice on a weekend evening (wow, right?) and the service was great.They didn't get that last star because I can't give them full credit - they said the food was \"very spicy\" when we got there, and it was barely a 1-2/10 on the spiciness scale. I understand that not everyone loves spice as much as I do, but you don't lead with that kind of promise and then disappoint. Oh well. I'll be back anyway, just will have to make sure to ask for extra spice. The black bean dip was great, the tofu cracklins were FAB, and the fish was all very very good. Prices were reasonable for the quality.
__label__3 First off, do not go to the address listed for these reviews.  I am guessing that folks just started posting here, and never stopped.  The correct location is actually at the 1700 block.  This place , the 1500 block, is where the wholesale market for restaurants and grocery stores is.  Pretty obvious, unless you are not from the area, in which case you will be wondering \"Where the $%$# is Wholey's ?\" if you go to 1501 Penn Ave.\n\nBought the jumbo crab legs here yesterday.  At 25 bucks a pound for the jumbos, definitely not cheap, but celebrating a new job and at the same time starting a two week Cisco class.\n\nAnyways...  I love crab.  I remember first buying the snow crab in 1985, when you could buy large snow crab legs that rivalled the size of todays king crab legs for $2.79 a pound.  Kind of like you used to be able to get skirt steak for a buck a pound before people discovered how delicious skirt steak is.\n\nThe regular king crab was $18.00 per lb.  The jumbo are $25.00 per lb.  I said what the heck, and got three pounds of the jumbos.  Which came out to six legs.  \n\nFirst big plus, they are very \"clean\".  Don't have big chunks of ice crusted on them, which forces you to pay $25.00 a pound for water.\n\nSecond, at that price, I have zero problem having the person at the counter dig down in the display to get exactly what I want.  And while other folks may have had bad experiences, I have never had a surly counter person, they never have any problem getting what I want.  But like I said, for the price these things cost, they better not have a problem with digging out the ones I want.\n\nAnd last, they were very good looking.  No \"odd' coloration or look.  \n\nWhen I got these things home, I only steamed two of them.  Which was a very healthy sized meal.  And they were the sweetest and best tasting I had ever had.  Just ate them with butter.\n\nToday, I am just going to thaw and heat one of them, then chop up the meat and have it over iceberg lettuce with FRESH MADE Ranch dressing.  I love getting Hidden valley Ranch, mixing it with just a pint of sour cream, and dressing iceberg and king crab meat with it.  One of my favorite, and most likelt easiest, meals.\n\nAnd!!!  Wholey's is a full serve grocery store.  They have a full meat department, veggies, not as big as a Giant Eagle or a Wal-Mart, but definitely better than either place.  \n\nSo DON'T think of Wholey's as just a place for seafood.  You can get your whole party stocked from here.\n\nNow, the bad things.  They only have five (5!?!?!) cash registers.  Also, they sell sushi, but it is so popular, unless you want to stand there for half an hour, don't get the sushi unless you happen to walk in, and no one is standing in line.  In which case, get the sushi.  It is pretty good, suprsingly so.
__label__2 The market side gets 4 stars, the restaurant 2.\n\nWhen you walk in the door there is a sign that says Rule #1: the customer is always right. Rule #2: if the customer is wrong, see rule #1. They could use some reminding.\n\nAfter ordering a couple sandwiches, which were handed over quickly, walked up to pay. There was one older lady there trying to pay, and the cashier was bickering with her. She had put her soup in the wrong container, it seems, and the cashier was yelling at her about it. She got the right container and poured the lady's soup in there, which didn't work very well and soup went everywhere. So she started cleaning soup, all the while berating the customer. (To be fair, by the time I walked up they were both very cranky, and I know its hard to be nice to someone when they are fussing at you - but that's the woman's job.) \n\nBy the time she finished cleaning the counter, the woman's purchases, and finally got around to ringing her up, the line had backed up quite a lot. It took nearly 10 minutes. Then I went up and the girl started snapping at me too, and went on complaining about the last customer, which I found to be really rude. Finally I was able to pay and grab a seat.\n\nThe fish sandwich was good, as advertised. The fries were horrendous. Already cold when served, they were a mass of congealed grease by the time we sat. I ate one and gave up on them. The coleslaw was nice though. The fries were an odd problem to me - in a place with that many fryers, they should always be fresh.\n\nThe market I liked a lot, and I'll be back there, probably a lot. They sell chicken feet, which makes broth that makes me happy.
__label__0 It is really hard for me to review Wholey's in one post because I am not sure what the store is trying to be.  Is it a modern fish market? Is it a grocery store?  I would just like Wholey's to choose an identity and strive to be great at it.  \n\nI was always taught that a good fish market shouldn't smell fishy. Too many times Wholey's smells like the inside of my tackle box. The fish selection at Wholey's is greater than your normal supermarket but not what I would expect from a top notch fish market. I am not a big fan of all of their processed frozen fish product.  Also the the quality to price ratio seems to be a little off.  With that said there are deals to be had if you pay attention.  My other issue is with Wholey's as a full service fish monger.  Every time I have had a question about a type of fish the staff had seemed pretty ignorant.  I would put them at the level of a giant eagle employee but lower than the monger at Whole Foods.  I also  take issue with Wholey's charging for scaling or even taking the fins and tail off of a fish.  This has been complimentary at any real fish monger that I have ever been to.\n\nThis weekend I purchased 2 pounds of the ocean perch filets that were on sale thinking that they would be a quick ingredient for a dinner party that I was hosting. Today, when I went to pull them out, I found to my dismay, that they were poorly butchered.  Every filet had large portions that had not been scaled completely and the filets had bones (not pin bones) hanging off the bottom. This added over an hour to my prep time and left me quite unsatisfied. If I had wanted to take the time to break a fish down I would have purchased whole fish from the start.  Needless to say I expected more from one of Pittsburgh's premier fish mongers. I also emailed Wholey's and have still not received a response.  \n\nWill I go back? Probably. But only because they are the only place that I can pork belly that is not frozen  Just be aware that there are better fish mongers in Pittsburgh and even in the Strip.
__label__2 Another restaurant on my list of \"Yeah, it was good, I guess,\" places in Pittsburgh.  They make a really big deal on their menu about their huge portions and prices that haven't changed in many years despite them having to pay more for food.  I kind of felt like they were pandering for my sympathies, and maybe I would say, \"No!  Charge  me more, Union Grill!\"  I ordered a $4 pint of Yuengling, which seemed high to me. Since their menu said they have really big portions, I ordered the $11 chicken pot pie which didn't come with anything else.  It was bland, the potatoes and carrots were a little too al dente, and I easily finished the portion.  Granted, I was full, but with a disclaimer of big portions, I was hoping to have some to take home for dinner.  So, it wasn't insanely good, wasn't really bad.  I will go again to try out the burgers.
__label__2 I walk by here on the way to work, and spied some amazing looking humus, waffle fries, and burgers sitting on tables on the patio more than once, so I decided to take my mom and sister when they visited.  Stupidly, I ordered a salad, which was only \"fine.\"  So think of this review as actually more like ***?, with extra stars potentially reserved for when I go back and order the dishes that looked good enough to lure me in there to begin with.
__label__3 Union Grill was a 10 minute walk from where I lived and this place was a frequent stop for dinner on Sundays and Saturdays. They usually don't have a long wait if you don't have a reservation and the staff is really friendly and checks up on you frequently. \n\nI usually only got the Rich Boy sandwich. Ciabatta bread loaded with shrimp, celery and some other stuff. My friends and I would usually all order this because it tasted like Heaven. I have tried the crab cake sandwich which isn't too bad but it is not as good as the Rich Boy. I did start getting the crab cakes as an appetizer though. For the fries, make sure you get the waffle fries. They are absolutely delicious and complement the sandwiches completely. I have also tried the buffalo chicken salad with blue cheese dressing which is topped with waffle fries and that too is also terrific. However, If you want a good sandwich, get the Rich Boy. Best shrimp sandwich out there.
__label__3 Nice selection of items, good pricing and friendly atmosphere. We'll be back.
__label__2 I find the decor very odd and the menu limited. The infamous burger I was supposed to order (I forget the variety) disappointed me as it was very dry and overcooked. The oft-mentioned fries were also underwhelming.
__label__3 Ya know, sometimes things just kinda fall into place.\n\nFollowing more than 4 hours enjoying many of the treasures at the Carnegie Museums I was very hopeful of finding a local spot where I could rest my sore feet and enjoy a late lunch. Thankfully I made one right hand turn and ended up at the Union Grill.\n\nThe place filled the bill for me. I sat at the bar and was immediately assisted by Laura who remained friendly and helpful throughout my meal. I opted for the BBQ-style sandwich w/ cole slaw and fresh fruit ( I'm afraid the good Dr. has advised me to reduce my intake of waffle fries...ugh.). The order arrived quickly and well presented, The bun, fruit and tasty pickle were all fresh. While the hefty sandwich was a bit difficult to eat without decorating my shirt, it was very tasty and hot. At about $18 including tip, my lunch was an excellent value.   \n\nUnion Grill has a good selection of beer (I'm not a big $10/bottle wine guy), what appeared to be an efficient staff and a clean restroom. When combined with the tasty food and a location near the Carnegie Museums/Carnegie Mellon and Pitt, it's a place I'm recommending to any of my friends who might find themselves in the neighborhood. I hope you'll enjoy it as well.
__label__3 This is a fun staple in Pittsburgh where the locals and university students alike come to dine. $10 bottles of wine is an attraction as is the fried fish sandwiches. They have delicious fish sandwiches!
__label__3 Good food and big portions! I usually get their burger, which is very filling. It has a nice, casual atmosphere.
__label__2 I came across Sushi Too as I was searching for a dinner place. The set up and service was nothing fantastic but it still worked. A few tables and booths scattered inside the restaurant. \n\nThe portions were pretty large. I ordered a seaweed salad and a huge bowl of it came. I rolled out of the restaurant after having 2 special rolls and a bottle from their selection of beers. There were a number of regular and special rolls, deluxe platters, different appetizers, and cooked entrees.
__label__1 Food was ok but not spectacular.  Service was poor with our waitress (the other younger one seemed much nicer).  She had a poor attitude and got our order wrong.  We had the lo Mein noodle soup with chicken katsu.  And the Taiwanese pork dish.  Had asked for pork katsu with udon but we were hungry so stuck with it.
__label__2 Decent food for the price however I've been to better sushi places for the similar price(and sometimes its worth pay extra for better food). Their makis are often sloppy and unfinished looking and certain fish(fresh tuna or yellow tail for example) are not the freshest. I guess it's good for quick lunch once in a while but not for a fancy dinner.
__label__0 This is the worst Thai Restaurant I've been. The staff was unfriendly, the plates cold, the soup was cold, the rice was cold. After complaining we expected some nice words, like \"Please excuse for this inconvenience\", but instead of that: The owner said: YOU have to pay in anyway bcause you already eat from! It was like a really bad joke! We just expected some nice food (as they tell you they are one of the top 10 thai restaurants). If this is true, I go never to another restaurant in the US!!!
__label__2 When I lived in the area, I used to come here a lot both to eat in and take out. The quality has gone down a bit over the last year - the last few times we went, the service wasn't great, the portions are getting smaller, plus they are giving too many vegetables and not enough meat. However, they do make a great Pad Thai.
__label__1 Was disappointed with this place. Thought pad thai was pretty standard but it lacked flavor here. It was pretty spicy but not that enjoyable. However the spring rolls were pretty good and I enjoyed the Thai iced tea. \n\nThe service was alright and the environment was nice and friendly but I don't think I will make it my staple thai place.
__label__2 I have only been here once because I quickly found many other Thai restaurants in the East End with better service and much better (and better priced) food. My husband and I stopped by one Sunday after a little shopping when we were relatively new to Pittsburgh. It took a while for us to be seated, and there were maybe three or four tables filled with people in the entire restaurant.\n\nBecause it was our first time at this restaurant, and because we hadn't asked for advice from friends before coming, we went with the basics: pad kee mao with chicken. I hesitate to order my favorite Thai dish, red curry, anywhere before reading reviews about it first. I absolutely hate eating mediocre red curry. It just shouldn't happen. Anyway, the pad kee mao was fine. It was on the lukewarm side, and I tasted more grease than spice. It wasn't terrible, but it wasn't very good either. I took half of it home and never got around to eating the leftovers.\n\nBecause there are so many delicious Thai restaurants in the East End, I don't know how Thai Place is still open and doing decent business. The only reason it is still open has to be that it's located right smack in the middle of all the Walnut Street retail madness. They probably cater to a lot of shoppers who need a quick bite to eat while shopping.\n\nAgain, this place isn't terrible, it's just not the best.
__label__3 As a Shadyside resident, Thai Place is one of my go-to restaurants for both takeout and eat-in meals. I have always had wonderful, almost bordering on overly-attentive service, even when the restaurant is fairly full.\n\nMy absolute favorite dish is the Penang curry tofu. The tofu is served soft, but flavorful, with a sprinkling of vegetables, and an abundance of coconut milk-based Penang curry sauce. The sauce is consistently well-prepared, savory, and at my chosen spice level. My second favorite would be the Sizzling Tofu, a soft-fried tofu dish with a plethora of fresh crispy vegetables in a light brown sauce.\n\nThe only negative aspect of my review is that the prices are slightly higher for the volume of food received as compared to other similar local restaurants.\n\nI would definitely recommend this restaurant for both vegans, vegetarians, and omnivores. I'm vegan and the servers have always been willing to answer my questions, and work with me to ensure that my dish is made fresh and without the ingredients I choose not to consume.
__label__2 Ahhh buffets... pretty good I guess if you want to gorge yourself.  I wasn't totally in a buffet mood when I went, so needless to say I got a little grossed out by the aggressive behaviour going down around the steamed crab leg tray.  We went on a Sunday night, and it was swarmed with people, so they have got to be doing something right!  Tin Tin has a wide variety of chinese dishes, steamed crab legs and oysters, lots of shrimp, a sushi buffet, and the classic kiddy table with some french fries and mac and cheese, and an ice cream machine - which scores BIG points with me.  All that being said, I felt like everything I ate (except the ice cream) had a slick of oil over it.  The sushi table had some decent looking stuff on it, but I didn't dig in. \n\nWill only return when I'm famished.
__label__2 Pork chops, curry soup, are tasty \n\nLo Mai Gai is good but has no lap cheung\n\nDofu pi juan is vegetarian
__label__2 I love Asian food but there is definitely a lack of buffets with good food, that is clean, and has good service...so I usually stick to Brazilian buffets like Chima or Amor de Brazil.\n\nI only come to Tin Tin for the unlimited crab legs because it is always stocked,  hot, and doesn't taste frost bitten. The other foods worth mentioning are the steam buns with duck and fried salted shrimp. Other than that, I don't really like the other items.\n\nAlso, I don't know what is is about the waitstaff here but they always look depressed.  Kinda hard to enjoy your meal with that face staring at you.\n\nAll in all, I'll always come back because the crab legs are on point! Roughly $25 is not all that bad for what you get.
__label__3 San Francisco has no shortage of amazing Thai Food and we used to live literally down the street from a great place. Needless to say, when we moved to NC, it was a priority to find a good Thai restaurant. We tried a few places close to Davidson but the food was barely edible.\n\nWe stumbled upon Thai House after our DMV appointment and were pleasantly surprised by the food. We regularly order the Chicken Satay, Pad See Ew, and alternate between the Red, Green, and Yellow Curry. We also really enjoy the Sticky Rice w/ Mango desert. This is the best Thai food we've had in NC so far and our \"go-to\" place. I'm not sure why this place is rated relatively low, but if anybody knows of better Thai food, please let me know!
__label__3 Soooo... the gaggle reunited again for a Thai experience...  It did not fail. The wait staff is very attentive and friendly... check their pants out when you go... and YOU'RE WELCOME!  Can you say a mash up between a genie and MC Hammer!  They're awesome!  My dinner was fantastic!  I'm not going to lie...  Any dish can be made veggie friendly and that's exactly what I did with the eggplant something or nother! (Can't remember the name)  Not an single gaggle-member was dissatisfied with their meals.  I can tell by the empty plates!  Plenty of food for decent prices.  Definitely will be going back!  Get the medium if you want a little bit of a kick and if you venture for spicier... Good luck! :)
__label__1 Price is reasonable, service is good, food average. I eat at alot of Thai restaurants but this Pud Thai is drenched in a soup like very sweet sauce that doesn't resemble the flavor or texture of authentic Pud Thai. Otherwise everything else is average.
__label__1 I love thai food but I'm not a big fan of the flavors from this restaurant. The pad thai tasted very different from any pad thai I had before, and I always try the pad thai at any thai restaurant. The panang curry was very soupy, again a very different flavor and kind of bland. The service is great but unfortunately the food not so good in my opinion.
__label__2 I had a positively delicious breakfast on a Sunday early afternoon.  I got the breakfast quesadilla stuffed with scrambled eggs, black beans, and not enough cheese. It also comes with a side of homemade salsa that was super pureed and did not have enough heat or chunks of tomato for my liking.  Seriously though, despite these two things it was still quite tasty.\n\nThe place was packed but our service was excellent.  The pies/cakes looked amazing, must try!
__label__2 I have eaten at Hubbard several times. I am usually pleased with their food and service. It's not the food I have an issue with... it's the pie. Which is weird because that is what they are all about. I have had tried a few of their pies, and I'm not impressed. The worst one was the banana cream pie... that is the nastiest piece of pie I have ever had. The bananas were firm but slimy, like they had been coated in something to preserve them? I don't know, but the pie didn't have much flavor at all. The other pies I have tried are key lime, and I think it was a peanut butter cup one. The peanut butter cup chocolate one was ok, and the key lime again had no flavor. Your pies are pretty pitiful, which is pathetic considering that is what you all try to be famous for. I will continue to go back for the food but I'm pretty sure tonight's banana cream pie nastiness will prevent me from buying an over priced crappy piece of pie again!
__label__1 I've eaten at Hubbard Ave Diner many times.  Great pie, good service, average food, really inconsistent execution by the kitchen.  If they aren't busy, you've got a good chance to have your order arrive correct (as in get what you ordered as you ordered it) and hot.  If they are busy, forget it.  They really need to have an expediter in the kitchen.
__label__3 I'm starting, or rather, have been experiencing the \"Subway Effect\" with Glass Nickel, where regardless of what you get, everything just seems to taste the same. The pizza is good, but it doesn't leave me wanting more. In fact, it's been quite the opposite lately, as we only begrudgingly order from their because it's convenient, not necessarily because it's so good.
__label__1 The east side store is vastly disappointing. Sales staff are not as well trained as you would think. They talked me into a car stereo that wasn't my first choice. Then scheduled the install. I arrived early and was the first customer of the day. After 20 min the technician saud he wasn't going to be able to install this steteo in my vehicle. Excuse being they didn't have  the needed bracket. Now if I was  driving a Ferrari that might make sense. Only I DRIVE A FORD. \nMy advice...if you're needing expertise. Best Buy East cannot accommodate you.
__label__1 I've been talking about this search for the perfect reuben for so long that people are starting to wonder. I figured that I'd better start documenting this search lest people begin to question my dedication to the task at hand.\n\nI hadn't been to Ella's since I relocated to Madison 7yrs. ago. So I figured that this Madison Institution would be a good place to start. So, the sandwich was pretty decent. The corned beef was delicious and not too greasy. I don't know why they don't serve it on a dark rye, like most every other place I've had one (we'll forget the sourdough I had once in the north woods). Loss of points here. My only other gripe would be that they could have spared some fries and made a bigger sandwich.\n\nThe reason for the two star rating is the service I received. I was one of maybe four customers in the whole place (everyone else was already seated and eating when I arrived), and it still took ten minutes for a staffer to bring a cup of water. The server's demeanor was short and far from sweet.\n\nSo, bring the kids to Ella's. That's the demographic they're going for. It's like Chuck-E-Cheese for the pre-teen steampunk crowd. If you're looking for a decent reuben in Madison, get it to go.
__label__2 Not great but good.
__label__0 I had fond memories of the Ella's Deli on State Street - and the fried pound cake in particular - and figured it would be a good second choice for brunch with my daughter when we found Monty's Blue Plate Diner was too busy on our visit to Madison.  What a mistake!  The restaurant itself is a kitschy tourist trap, with grime-covered mechanical toys littering the entire restaurant.  Entertaining for some perhaps, I found it extremely depressing.  The wait for our food seemed interminable, and when it did arrive, my omelet was cold, flat, and hardened.  I practically wanted to cry, realizing we had missed an opportunity for a wonderful breakfast at Monty's - much less, that we had shelled out as much as we had for a disgusting breakfast at Ella's.  I will not ever come back if I can help it.
__label__1 If I had to sum up my meal in two words: odd brunch. I started the meal with a kugel & strawberries based on another yelper's review - ate almost the whole thing! Would def order it again or serve it for guests at a brunch. Yum. The matzo soup tasted OK, felt like it was surrounded by canned chix noodle (ala Cambell's) though. Entre was holishkes (bland cabbage rolls with chunky marinara sauce), the sides seemed like random afterthoughts and portion size was enormous. My daughter ordered the kid's mac & cheese with a side of applesauce (which is always served in a ridiculously tiny cup). The wait staff were friendly and accommodating. It can be overwhelming and claustrophobic on a busy night but Sunday night was as chill as it gets. Next time I'm sticking with my fave dish there: open-faced tuna melt. Can't go wrong there.\n\nThe menus just kill me... I have learned over the years how to navigate them quickly but seriously Restaurant Impossible needs to come in and revamp here! A simplified menu featuring well made dishes to compliment some home made ice cream would have an immediate positive impact. That and some cleaned up, contemporary, functioning decor would really breathe some life into this place! We'll never stop coming here but will enjoy it MUCH more with some improvements. I'm rooting for ya Ella's!
__label__2 Every time I go to Ella's I think, \"This is it! This is the time I'm going to get some really great food!\" And every time I am wrong.  I am not going to go into detail about the food I've had. I'm a vegetarian, so my menu choices are much slimmer than my meat eating counterparts. However, I've yet to have a meal at Ella's that I would deem \"good.\"  The whole things seems to me kind of like getting a hot lunch meal from school. And let's face it - the food is EXPENSIVE.  Really expensive.  I paid nine dollars for three small blintzes with some sour cream and applesauce that looks like baby food - I get it...it's applesauce, but I guess I was expecting something better than the \"old standby.\" Every time we leave, I'm shocked at how much money we spent.\n\nThe good things about Ella's?  The atmosphere. The carousel. The ice cream, which is also insanely overpriced, but for some reason it's ice cream so I'm okay with it.  We had a server the last time who had a smile on her face the entire time and seemed to truly be enjoying her job.  It's a fabulous place to bring people just for the experience, but from now on \"the experience\" for me is just going to include a dish of ice cream and a ride on the merry-go-round.
__label__1 I attended the day 2 of the Reverence festival at High Noon. I'm not sure what possessed them to host the event, because it was near terrible. Whoever is responsible for the lighting and creating the correct ambiance needs to wake up. Not every show is the bluegrass type, and with bit more effort in creating the appropriate vibe, this place could be so much better. I think they are reasonably equipped to do better production. Otherwise it's just a waste of the space. \n\nAnd if the cover is $16, don't give me the iTune music for 2 hours followed by some lame openers.
__label__2 Good but not the real deal.  The big 3 pizza deep dish places in Chicago I feel are better.
__label__3 Place makes legit deep dish pizza. No one does it better in champaign. Only place to go for piazza like this down south. Lunch special legs you get their piazza slice for like three bucks. Great deal for a hungry college kid
__label__3 My brothers and I showed up in town for a Big 10 tournament from Chicago - so we relied on yelp to help us find a decent pizza restaurant in the area.  Papa Del's listed great reviews for deep dish pizza - but we had just had our favorite in Chicago the night before so were actually looking for hand tossed or thin.\nThanks to yelp, we ended up here.\nWe called ahead for carry out rather than trying to figure out if they could deliver to our hotel.  The pizza was perfect and the italian salad was too big to finish.  The sausage on the pizza we ordered were like mini meatballs - almost too big for one bite.\nEveryone who works there is obviously a college student but very nice and helpful.  The restaurant has a weird layout and was typical dirty bar/college with crumbs, straw wrappers, napkins on the floor...so get your food to go if this would bother you.
__label__3 Damn, just... damn...\n\nGreat, great deep dish pizza. Comparable to Chicago pizzas (well, maybe better because is cheaper).\n\nThe waiting is long, but give them a credit cause its said on the menu (45min minimum waiting). Well, if you go with friends, just order some pitcher and wait for it having a nice conversation.\n\nI've been here twice, and just loved.. the price is a bit out of the average cirty range, but its worth it.\n\nI would add that the price difference between the Original Sicilian Pan and the Suer Stuffed Pizza is not worth it. The super stuffed only comes with and extra layer of crust above the pizza. You get more by ordering a original sicilian with more toppings.
__label__1 Over the years, I've watched while the prices have risen steadily, including a very sharp increase right about the time Jimmy John started building that obscene house of his.  Hmmmmm.... I wonder if there's a connection....  Meanwhile, quality and quantity of ingredients has declined substantially.  What was once my favorite place to grab a sandwich isn't even on my list anymore.  Kinda sad.\n\nI wholeheartedly agree with the other reviewer who complained about the avocado.  The most insulting part of it is that they charge something ridiculous like $1.00 (a huge amount when compared to the total cost of the sandwich) to add extra avocado.  In my experience, even if you pay for extra, there's still not enough on there to actually taste it.\n\nParadiso is located in the same building as the JJ's on Lincoln, and is a MUCH better sandwich for about the same price.  I'd recommend going there instead.
__label__2 On my quarterly-ish trips up to Champaign to see a friend, we usually find ourselves downtown walking around. This past weekend we had some time to kill before lunch so we stopped in Aroma for a drink. It was a gorgeous Saturday so we were able to take advantage of their backyard patio. It's pretty much your average coffee shop, but a few things stand out. \n\nOne - they have sugar free almond syrup. Yum! It's one of my favorite flavors, but rarely do I find it in the sugar free variety. Two - they have a fireplace. I'm assuming it works, although I've never actually been in Aroma when it's on. Third - they have a nice patio. Although I really wish they would upgrade their patio chairs. They have the flimsy plastic kind that suck. Spend a few more bucks and get something similar to your neighbor, Pekara.\n\nTheir bakery case never looks too appealing. I'd skip on over to Pekara if you're looking for a nosh, but Aroma is a-ok for a coffee or tea.
__label__3 Clearly I'm not the only one who learned about Thai from the Y.  Now that I've had a lot more Thai food, I still fondly recall the pad thai from the Y.  Great food, wonderful prices, and always fresh.  It was so good, so close to home, and so worth the wait in line.
__label__3 I really enjoy this place. It's low-key and upscale. Drinks are expensive but they're made on the strong side. The food is really go too. I've never had a dish I didn't enjoy. \n\nIt's a great place to sit down and enjoy a cocktail and have a conversation. The crowd looks like 26 and up.  I consistently have a positive experience here.
__label__4 Great martinis and cocktails in general.\nThe bartenders are also sup[er sweet, so be nice to them.
__label__2 One thing I'll appreciate at any gay bar outside of New York City/LA and occasionally San Francisco...the drinks are cheaper (score!). \n\nSo, the boys and I, after a VERY unfortunate first attempt at exploring gay phoenix/tempe/scottsdale on a Thursday night, were very happy to run into Amsterdam. Nice decor, lovely outdoor space with the ever so classy tequila bottle lights, and good service. They play good music and the guys are cute...although, I don't think I've EVER seen so much hair product in my life. It's like woman and their chest as they get older and using a bra....I think gay men fear that their hair will start to sag over years of fighting gravity, so they have hair product to give it support (but even I know when a push up bra is pushing up just a little too much)! Also, kind of a negative point...definitely sensed some attitude at this bar. The guys here seem VERY into themselves. Just an observation, take that and do with it what you will. \n\nSome helpful tips...on Saturday night, I believe it's no-cover before midnight...they serve plastic cups at the outdoor bar instead of glass (not really a deal breaker, but in case you're curious), and the dance floor is kind of unimpressive.
__label__2 I am still trying to figure out why people wait hours to eat this pizza. Don't get me wrong, the pizza is very good. But, if I wait 2 hours for pizza, that stuff better be divine intervention and the tomato sauce better cure cancer. \n\nThe hostess and waitress we had was stuck up and rude. That's one reason why I would hesitate to come back.\n\nThe pizza is good. I think LGO (in it's hey day) may have had pizza that competed quite favorably to it (without the wait).  The pizza was 4 stars, the service and wait (we waited 45 minutes) was a 2. Hence, my 3 rating.
__label__3 I liked the pizza\nbut not enough for the wait times.\n\nI mean, really.\n\nI'd rather just go to Peter Piper, order a pizza and play some skeeball instead.
__label__3 Went 11/28/08 (a Friday)\n\nWe had a party of eight people and went to line up at 3:25pm.  People were not exactly lined up there but just sitting around talking.  There was no organization at all..just by memory and the honor system.  I thought it might cause problems but I went with the flow.  That was a big mistake.  For some reason, there was a couple who many parties accepted to cut in front even though we got there before them (which the couple admitted to).  So we stepped in front of them in line and acknowledged that other people were in front of us as well but we were definitely in front of those guys.  What followed was a heated disagreement and bad tensions that put a big damper on the evening.  \n\nI can't believe that it was like this but my brother (who has been there 3 times) said it's like this every time.  I suggest if you go then either have someone start a list or talk with everyone to know the order right when you get there to avoid possible problems.\n\nAnyways, the rush to line up is really to get in the first seating, otherwise you will have to wait another couple of hours depending on your party size.  After they open and they get your party on their list, you can go next door to the pub and relax there and they even call you when you are up which is a big plus.\n\nAfter getting in, our party sat at the bar and could see Chris at work in his mastery.  Service was good and the atmosphere was good.  We each ordered a pizza so we could try all varieties.  My favorites were the Margherita and Wiseguy but my brother loves the Biancoverde.  The pizza was great like I heard and expected.  Worth the wait?  Yes, because I needed to test the hype and continue my quest on finding the best pizza places out there.  Best in America?  No..I can name a couple in Brooklyn that I prefer but it's top 10 taste wise for me (so far).
__label__3 I love the Spiedini! Every bite was freakin' awesome! The Italian Fontina is not like any cheese I've ever had before. Combined with the Prosciutto di Parma takes this appetizer to another level. YUMMY!\n\nI love the Wiseguy! Grilled onions never tasted so good. The weirdest thing was the very last bite tasted the best. It's like I'm emotionally attached to that last bite and how it made me feel. YUM!!!\n\nI hate the Sonny Boy but I'm not an olive person. Every bite was overwhelming with an olive taste. YUCK!!!\n\nI could of done without the 2 and half hour wait though. Since there is a wait, people get super drunk. When you're sober and everyone around you is drunk, it can be a tad bit annoying and loud. The restaurant is super small. There is no room to really have an intimate experience when people are yelling in your ear.\n\nAlso, I could care less for the service. I guess when you're not hurting for business you could act however you want. I totally don't agree with that statement. I hope the staff reads these yelp reviews and improves the service. Eventually, the bad service will outweigh the taste of the food. Then people will stop coming.\n\nIf I ever had the chance to come back, I would probably order takeout. The website said you couldn't but I saw someone who did. It also said they validate, and they do but it doesn't cover the whole parking fee.\n\nOverall, I'm still happy that I got to experience the BEST PIZZA for myself. It's pretty cool to say I've had Pizzeria Bianco. So I would suggest anyone to give it a try just expect the wait and the rudeness. Hopefully, the food will make it all worth for you.
__label__3 Pizzeria Bianco is an experience: it depends if it's going to be good or bad based on your attitude. \n\nI've eaten there twice, once in a group of three, the other time as a group of seven. I didn't mind the wait so much during the group of three (2.5 hours) because we found a comfy spot over at Bar Bianco (in the heat) and chatted away. The group of seven though was trying. A 4.5 hour wait that included an impatient 13-year-old, freezing temperatures, mud, and about eight bottles of wine for six people. Not a good idea. My sister eats at Pizzeria Bianco about once a month and knows the owners/staff through business and didn't want to piss them off through complaining about the wait. You'd think we'd get better service or have a faster wait thanks to the connection, but it didn't happen. Make reservations if you have a party of 6 or over. It will save your sanity.\n\nI do have to say that the food is delicious once you trudge through the wait. My favorites are the Caprese salad and the Wiseguy (I'm a sucker for sausage and onions). I've had slices of the other pizzas (the Margherita is great and the Sonny Boy is good too if you like olives). The freshness of the ingredients and dough do shine through.\n\nThe killer though is the wait. If they had a bit more ambiance outside (perhaps more tables or entertainment or even passing out little samples of the pizza as an amuse bouche) or revamp Bar Bianco to accommodate more people, it would be better. \n\nIf I get a craving for pizza though, I'll save my sanity and go to Grimaldi's.
__label__0 So looks like someone at that craphole called Bianco's can't handle criticism and is send private messages. Further proof place is bogus
__label__0 Sorry sir that will be a 5 1/2 hour wait!!!!!  NO pizza on this planet is good enough for even 2 hours....come on.  What do they put in the pizza for people to wait that long for?????  You look at the place and it's the size of a postage stamp and the lemmings are lined up outside wanting some of their pizza......I don't get it!\n\nWe went across the walk way to The Rose and Crown sat right down and had wonderful beer and fish and chips.  Wait=None.  We kept sitting there looking at the people waiting and wondering what else do they have to do in their lives but wait 5+ hours for a meal.\n\nI'm from Seattle and we have LOTS of great pizza places to go to that we don't have to wait HOURS to get into!
__label__0 So we had heard about this place from the pizza book and we show up and I kid you not the place is the size of my shed and there is a line out the door and around the front of the building..... just to get your name listed. We finally wait in a 40 min. line and get to the front where the snotty little bitch, rolls her eyes and musters up with - It's a 6.5 hour wait. So your table will be ready at 10:30pm. WTF?\nSo you're telling me i'd get faster service and better pizza if I boarded a plane for Manhattan and even get to eat my favorite pizza -BEFORE this place can seat me?\nSeriously I am not sure if this man is a fucken retard or a a genius?\n\nGet TWO sheds !!!! You had SOOO much money walk away that night and I am sure it happens night after night... But no then there are the idiot hipsters and yuppies who insist on waiting around, getting drunk and spending money at the bar......... \"oh the bar\" ... you say.\nYES, the bar is often the place restaurants make the most profit. So perhaps he is a genius, because the place was packed there as well. \n\nTreat them like shit, tell them no and to go away and wait at the bar for 6.5 hours and see how hungry and drunk you will be at 10:30pm\n\nI know what you're saying italiano.\n\nOh and with only ONE bathroom for both men and women.... don't expect the line for the potty to be any shorter.\n\nYES WE LEFT!!
__label__2 *Sigh* \n\nI can hardly believe it, but I finally ate at Pizzeria Bianco, one of America's most famous and highly rated pizzerias. \n\nAfter 5 different and failed attempts to try a slice of Oprah's favorite pizza, I contemplated a plan to get in by calling on behalf of a cancer stricken girl with only a month to live and one dream: To eat at Pizzeria Bianco. \n\nInstead, I took someone's advice and made sure I got there early on a Friday night. And when I say early, I mean not early enough because at 3:45pm, there were already 50 people ahead of me. Estimated wait time? 2 hours!!! And did I mention I got there at 3:45pm and his doors don't even open until 5pm? \n\n2.5 hours later...to be exact, I was seated. Browsing through the simple menu, I decided to start with the Spiedini. The Italian Fontina cheese wrapped in Prosciutti was a little too rich for me. As for the pizzas-did you catch the plural? I decided to order all 6, yes 6 of the listed pizzas. \n\nI figured the chances of me waiting another 3 hours to get into Pizzeria Bianco were slim to none so I better order all of them and get it done! Efficiently, with the help of my BF, we finished 4.5 26\" pizzas out of the 6 pizzas in one seating (the Margherita, Marinara, Rosa, Sonny Boy, Biancoverde, and Wise Guy). Told you I could throw down :) The tables beside us were either disgusted or shocked. Out of the 6, my favorite was the Marinara pizza. It stole my heart with its boastful, yet simple flavors of just 3 ingredients-tomato, garlic and oregano. The Rosa was my least favorite because of the overwhelming amount of onions. Being a meat lover, I was disappointed with the protein shakes...I mean pizzas. They were Hoover-daming and drenched with oil. Not sure if they're always like that or if it was just our order? I prefer my pizzas to be moist, not drenched. \n\nOverall, Pizzeria Bianco has amazing dough and tasty pizzas. I don't think it lives up to its hype taking into consideration the ridiculous wait time and my hunger pangs. But it IS an experience-to be able to try such a famous restaurant located in our own backyard. I'd return...as long as someone else stands in line. I've already taken one for the team.
__label__0 Pizzeria Butana\n\nWhere they treat their customers like dogs!
__label__2 We arrived for lunch right at 11 and waited for them to open the doors. There was already a good size crowd waiting to get in. We were seated right away and service was fairly quick (total lunch took about an hour, not too bad for sit-down service). \n\nSince it was a work lunch, we couldn't have any beer or wine. they have 3 options: Coke, diet Coke or sweet tea (all bottles). No fountain drinks at all. That was fine by me, water is cheaper. It is worth noting that the beer they have on tap (Thunder Head or something ) is REALLY tasty and VERY hard to find anywhere else. It's available next door at Bar Bianco.\n\nThey only have 6 pizza options and 6 additional topping options. If you want fruit or something on your pizza, you better go somewhere else, because that's not what they do. \n\nI had the Rosa pizza, with parmegiano reggiano, red onions and pistachios. it was quite good, but not amazing. Two friends had the margherita pizza and one had the one with fennel sausage. One friend LOVED his margherita pizza but hated mine; I had a piece of his and thought it was bland. The guy who had the sausage pizza found it to be so-so. I always thought they got a little crazy with the sausage. It's pretty strong tasting stuff, you should go easy on it.\n\nAfter lunch, don't expect dessert. They don't have any. They do have a huge coffee machine, so you can have your espresso or cappuccino. \n\nIf you come at dinner time, be prepared to wait. You can make reservations for 6 or more, but you have to do that weeks in advance. \n\nHonestly, no matter what you've heard, this is NOT the best pizza in the Valley. La Grande Orange does it as well or better, plus they have more topping options and are more than happy to give you a half and half pizza. This place is a little snooty. My friend had a salad and wanted to add the fennel sausage to it (he's on a protein diet). They said the sausage is for the pizza only! Really??\n\nSo, if you really want to try it, go right ahead and make up your own mind. Maybe come at lunch time. Not nearly as busy and it has all the same food (unlike Cibo, which has a different menu at dinner). But you would probably be happier at Cibo or La Grande Orange. Both make awesome pizza with more options and are way more friendly about it.
__label__2 Last year we tried to get into this place for dinner on a Wed and was told 1 hour 45 minute wait.  Never mind we'll try again.  A year later, I found out they are serving lunch and we gave it another try - this time on Sat. for my husband's birthday - he loves pizza! We were seated right away - our choice bar or table.  We opted for a table and were waited on promptly. We both got Bubble Up to drink (Basically 7-up in retro bottles) and the Sonny Boy.  \n\nThe pizza was good, wood fired (Honestly, not a big fan of this style), fresh ingredients.  One pizza is enough for two.  Once they spotted we were getting to the end of the pizza - we were asked if we wanted a coffee or anything else - no we didn't and was promptly given the check.  \n\nWe both felt that the pizza was good, not worth waiting any time longer than 10 minutes for (too many other places to choose from) and the wait staff moved you along very quickly, don't even think about lingering for after dinner conversation unless you are ordering more food/drink.\n\nNow I can say, I've been there done that.
__label__1 One word: OVERRATED\n\nThe pizza was subpar. Ive had much better for the price.\n\nMy group was smart and made a reservation, i really didnt enjoy the dirty looks and comments we got from some of the line that had been waiting (for what im still not sure) when we went in ahead of them.\n\nI really wasnt impressed.
__label__0 So I've heard everyone rave about this place but every time we've come here, there is always at least an hour wait. So we decided to come early today to avoid a wait...only to be told that they do not do outdoor seating or takeout on the weekends (our dog was with us and we were not going to leave him in the car). We tried to be flexible but it was like they didn't care for our business...looks like it was never meant to be. They didn't even try to offer an explanation for their policy. Don't think I'll try to eat here again...not worth paying $16 for a pizza when the service is not worth it!
__label__1 We were in Phoenix for the weekend and decided to try out \"The Best Pizza in America\". Honestly, it's all hype. The pizza taste just like any other wood burned pizza joint. I did notice, they closed the oven door more than normal, which enhanced the smoked flavor, a bit too smokey for my taste. I thought it was ridiculous that you had to pay for parking and since EVERYONE must wait for a table, they send you next door to they're wine bar. Very sneaky. Pizza was average, nothing to rave about, very disappointed.
__label__1 Il Forno ... much MUCH better!
__label__4 great guy...  and great pizza..  good experience all around.
__label__2 Overrated.  While the food here is good; it's not worth the long wait.
__label__1 Pizza was not a great as we had expected and service was well below.  Pomo in Scottsdale is better and closer.  Probably won't go back. \n\nThe staff were not friendly and it wasn't even that busy - we went last night.  To much success has gone to there heads.
__label__2 This is a good pizza place, but not up to all the hype. If you want a great pie, then take a trip to LA and visit Monzza.  Monzza makes the best pizza in all the land.
__label__4 Service: 5/5 Friendly and accommodating\n\nFood: 5/5 outstanding, outstanding, outstanding pizza
__label__2 I guess I don't understand the hype. The service was very good, but the pizza was completely flavorless. The sauce was the strongest point, but the cheese and sausage were completely bland. The service earned them a third star, but I won't be going back
__label__1 I feel that this place is very overrated.  The wait is ridiculous if you try going for dinner and I think the food is so-so.  I would prefer to go to Cibo over Pizzeria Bianco.
__label__3 Best pizza in America?  It was good but definitely not the best.  Worth trying if there is no wait.
__label__0 OK. I'm calling this one. Either this restaurant has perpetrated one of the most successful internet review scams in history or I visited during an epic meltdown in the kitchen. As repeatedly hyped by reviewer after reviewer, I was expecting a well above average pizza comparable to those in New York. Instead, I was shocked to be served the worst pizza in my life.  Honestly, my high school cafeteria's had more flavor. The bland crust had ok texture, but when topped by a scant amount of what tasted like canned tomato sauce and packaged mozzarella, I could barely get through it. And how did they find utterly flavorless basil? I'll never know. The fact that an amazing pizzeria (Mama Mia's on Indian School) exists just a couple miles away makes me sick that I wasted my time and money at this place. I visited the Town & Country location FYI. Won't be back. Ever.
__label__4 Found this place through yelp with tons of awesome reviews and happy to say that Pizzeria Bianco did not disappoint! I'm a big fan of thin crust pizzas and this place might be one of the best. \n\nThe restaurant is pretty small but I loved the atmosphere of this place and the beautiful brick exterior of the restaurant was my favorite! We almost didn't come because we didn't want to have a long ridiculous wait, but I'm so glad we decided to come anyway. Luckily, we went there after the lunch rush around 2pm so we got seated in less than 10 minutes! \n\nThe service was great and the pizza was amaaaazingly delicious! We devoured our pizzas in silence cus it was that good hahaha. I'm actually craving it quite a bit as I am writing this review.... everything about the pizza was perfect! It was a 10/10!! :D We got the Margherita and the Wiseguy pizza. The toppings were extremely fresh and I loved the smokiness of the crust from the wood-fired oven. Wish we got to try all the other signature pizzas as well. The pizzas are a bit pricey compared to the size, but I think it was worth it :)
__label__1 I like Durant's out of principle, but this is by no means a great restaurant by my estimation. The three separate times I've been were riddled with lackluster service, improperly prepared seafood, and meat with the wrong temperature (medium means medium, right? or has beef fallen into the \"rare is the new medium\" fashion continuum?). \n\nI remain altogether unimpressed. I would, however, hide here if the law was looking for me. It's just that kind of place.
__label__4 A Wonderful Experience!  Truly great food served by Outstanding Wait-staff.  Really worth saving up for.
__label__0 The ONLY thing I like about this dinasour is entering through the kitchen.\n\nUnfriendly bartenderS, two of them, food is ok, but let's not go crazy here, it's not great.  Just another \"institiution\" that gets a free pass because...I don't know why they get a free pass.\n\nThe red-flocked wall paper is older than dirt; so are the waitresses.  Just so mediocre.  So many other places to go.
__label__4 great service and food.  awsome place to bring out-of-town friends.  martinis and bar staff are professional and knowledgeable!  best martinis in town.
__label__2 The food was ok.  Honestly, the prime rib wasn't seasoned at all, the soup (shrimp bisque) was out of this world salty, and the sides I tried - rice pilaf, garlic mashed potatoes, crab mac and cheese, and sauteed mushrooms weren't that special.  I don't get the bread at all, its soaked in olive oil and there's cooked green peppers and onion bits on top.  The juiciest dry bread I've ever had if that makes any sense.\n\nBut I will probably go back because:  A) the atmosphere and decor is unique, B) its a fancy restaurant but not overly stuffy, and C) for a fancy restaurant the prices were reasonable for the portions.  Not a value meal by any means, but I was particularly impressed with the 5 dollar add a plate deal.  My boyfriend and I decided to split the largest prime rib dinner and the waiter offered this option - for 5 dollars we get separate soup/salad, potato side choices and our own cut of meat.  Great deal.  \n\nAll in all, A-ok but I would've given 3.5 stars if that was an option.
__label__0 Say No to restaurant week menu I took a hit for you all thinking about going waste if mone, we had all they had on special fixed menu, village in quality, Here for the 2010 restaurant week on 9/19/10 second day, they did not have the bistro steak in stock , guess even steak house can run out of steak, they offer fried catfish instead, you can tell waiter annoyed by restaurant week goers already ordering off fixed cheaper menu, o well still did just felt a bit like smuc, had the fried steak, salad and their streusel and creme br\u00fbl\u00e9e , I never been at this restaurant , I'm assuming food is great if order their regular menu steaks and such, but the restaurant week menu is not worth and not much better than Chillis and at least there for the 29 per person can take your kids also
__label__2 Food is 4/5 no complaints, great menu.\n\nService can be a little slow, little rowdy environment at times (crowded, etc, dark, small bathroom). \n\nDeserts are best I've seen or had at a steak house.
__label__4 Heard about this interesting steak house from Lindsay, my Yelping 'go to' and I am grateful. What a fun night, feeling \"Mad Men' ish as we walked through the kitchen when entering the restuarant. \n\nAtmosphere was amazing and the food.... WOW. My fav had to be the amazing steak and bean chili/soup.... fantastic.\n\nSteaks were our of this world and the mushrooms... devine.\n\nWhen entering the restaurant we greeted by helpful eager staff ... with each one adding input into our experience.... especially Patti, our server. She was helpful, informative, fun and sealed the deal of a fantastic night. Thanks
__label__4 Love the ambiance of Durant's.  Like the rest of the reviews mention, think mafioso.  Think Mad Men.  Think old school Phoenix.  The lighting is dark, the wall paper is red velvet, and the entrance is through the kitchen.  Marvelous.\n\nThe food and drinks weren't bad either!  I had one cosmo that put me at just the right \"level,\" which I'm not sure if that says more about Durant's or my ability to handle alcohol.  In any case, the drinks were great.  I also had a New York strip, which was cooked at a perfect medium as ordered.  \n\nTo sum it all up, the mood of Durant's prompted my boyfriend to propose to me at the end of the night.  Can you say romance?
__label__2 What to say what to say...\nhmmm\nfood is consistent & classic - nothing really 'new' or trendy on the menu - but thats what durants is known for, classic steak.\nwe live downtown so have gone many many times (in fact my grandmother has stories about going since they first opened...)\nanyways - its good, its kinda salty, and if youre old & white they will probably kiss your ass, sorry had to say it!\nId rather hit City Hall or J&G, but i do LOVE their shrimp cocktail!
__label__2 So I've lived in Phoenix for maybe 38 years and always heard about Durant's but never been there until last night. Yes, I gave it 3 stars and I'll tell you why...\n\nService: was okay nothing over the top. Matter of fact the waiter forgot what I ordered about twice, but I wasn't upset. They were on point with keeping my glass of water filled, kudos. \n\nAmbiance: Romantic, my Wife and I really enjoyed the booths, tapestry walls and red accents throughout (my favorite color). \n\nFood; We had the oysters, saute mushrooms, 18 oz Rib-eye, 14 oz Porterhouse, Garlic Mashed potatoes, baked potato, cheesecake and tiramisu. \n\nMy Wife and I agreed the steaks where about a 9 out of 10, then from there the rest of the food was well average. In the case of my garlic mashed potatoes, that was below average they just had a taste and flavor or was paper or just some kind of pasty texture I didn't finis them, they weren't horrible just not what I expected. Backed potato and saute'd mushrooms where average (I could make these).... But the cheesecake and tiramisu... \"Damn!!\" so good... I'm not really into sweets as much as steaks but I'd almost go back to just eat that cheesecake again.\n\nSo at the end of it all... for the amount they charge and the flavor of food and well everything else.. I just wasn't that impressed. It's not horrible, mind you. For the amount of money, I've had excellence service, and outstanding food... Was nice to finally see what is was all about.
__label__1 This place looks like a dump on the outside. My boyfriend asked me if it was an old strip club as we walked inside. He was serious.  They greeted us with \"two?\" And after we said yes, they again asked, \"for dinner?\" Well of course for dinner..After my boyfriend's first comment I started to second guess what else they might offer. \n\n  Literally the only cool thing about this place was the kitchen entry. However, upon entering we apologized because we thought we went through the wrong door. Apologizing for entering the restaurant. Weird. \n\n  It was our anniversary on a Sunday night. We were there, as well as two other tables. We didnt make it a point to tell the waitress of our occasion,  but she didnt ask either. We exchanged cards with eachother near the end of the evening. Our waitress seemed to not care as much about us, as she did the older folk that were seated next to us. \n\n  The steaks were decent. I have had better elsewhere for half of the cost. Please upgrade your cutlery. I have seen sharper knives at a dive bar. I got a workout while trying to cut my steak. Extremely frustrating and killed my mood. I was unimpressed with the Delmonico. Skip it..no flavor. Waitress did not come back to see if our steaks cooked properly (although the were to temperature.) \n\n  Ive read in some reviews that the decor is old school, mobster-like. Well I wish I had read that before I went, because I did not get that vibe at all. I got the vibe of a cheap, old place in desperate need of rennovation. \n\n  Extremely dissapointed in every aspect of this place. If I had known how to properly exit, I wouldve left before ordering. (Although I guess the kitchen was the main exit, just awkward not knowing as a first time guest)\n\n  This experience was so lousy, that we decided to do a \"re-date\" to celebrate our anniversary
__label__3 Chase Field may be the most technologically-advanced stadium in the major leagues.  A a 136-feet-by-46-feet high definition LED board wraps around the stands, offering dynamic video visuals when players come up to bat and fascinating computer graphics between innings or when trying to get fans to clap or get into the game.  And the park has a sound system to match.\n\nMaybe the most impressive aspect of Chase Field is the architecture and engineering.  The main problem faced by the stadium's designers is that Phoenix is hot.  Hotter than hot.  So how do you make a stadium comfortable and cool when its 120 degrees F outside?  You could just design an indoor park like the Metrodome in Minnesota, but baseball indoors is awful.  Instead, the stadium uses a massive retractable roof.  The roof remains closed during sweltering days until the sun goes down.  Then in just 5 minutes, the roof retracts and billboards along the stadium wall open allowing the evening part of the game to be played in the open air.  It's an impressive thing to watch and fascinating to consider what engineers and architects can do now.\n\nThere's plenty of other charming touches, including a swimming pool just above center field.  All in all, it's a solid place to catch a game.
__label__3 Ok, I have to be honest. I wanted to give this place 3 stars. It's a nice enough stadium to see a ballgame- but it's pretty cavernous. The stairs are really steep in the upper deck- and for a relatively new ballpark, it has a lot of nosebleeds. The inside is clean enough, but I got the distinct feeling I was in a mall. There isn't a lot of signage to direct you to your seat if you go inside in the wrong area. Permanent-looking beer stands that don't take credit cards, and don't have a sign saying so until you try and pay. Also, the surrounding neighborhood is surprisingly bland and boring, with little post game imbibing possible. Whatever. I went August 7th- driving from San Diego to Phoenix on a whim. Got to the box office just as the game was starting, only to find out that the game was sold out, and the only tickets left were $130 seats. EEK! So as my boyfriend and I were standing there trying to figure out what to do, and all seemed lost, the ticket takers called us over and gave us tickets that some dude had dropped off. That's what earns this place a 4th star. My Padres lost, but I had a blast!
__label__2 Been to this place twice now, just getting around to reviewing it now.\n\nNot a bad park, although given how summer weather is in Arizona, I seriously can't imagine when the retractable roof comes into play (it was 110 on both days that we were here).  The design is unremarkable, although obviously, the pool was a nice touch (though I'm pretty sure that no normal person is ever going to be able to take a dip).
__label__1 I actually wanted to give it one star, but I'll give it two for, well, not really sure... maybe because I'm comparing it to AT&T Park, so Chase is really up against it.\n\nThe sight-lines are fine, and the pool looks/ seems like a nice spot. Food options pretty much sucked. Got the garlic fries there, and, well, it's not fair to their vendor at Chase, but they were just so-so. Beer selection was kind of lacking. Not many vendors accepted credit cards, so you better go loaded with cash.\n\nIf you're a fan of the visiting team, there are, literally, NO options to buy any of your teams' gear. At AT&T, they would at least have a few hats and other options for the visiting team (not so myopic as AZ, apparently). \n\nIt appears they might have some kind of light rail to get to the games, but not that apparent and available in a pretty small area. The neighborhood itself was not exactly the best. We had to drive past a Circle K on the way back to the 10, and there were about 300 people milling outside on Friday night... looked like a riot was about to break out.\n\nOh yeah, they apparently closed the roof a little late on Friday, so it was still like 88 degrees and really humid (not the dry heat like outside). Everyone (fans and players looked uncomfortable... might explain the deuchiness of the Dback fans on Friday... wow!).\n\nI wouldn't go to a game there again. I'd rather stay poolside, have a drink and catch the game on TV.
__label__4 I love this ballpark.  Nestled in downtown Phoenix.  US Airway arena across the street.  The rail runs past it.  The area is very clean and alive, especially on game day.  Parking is not hard to find and is pretty reasonable.  My favorite lot is about 1 block away and costs $7 to park in.  The lot is fenced in and secure.  Getting out after the game is easy.  The streets are blocked off and the police guide you fairly effortlessly through downtown.  \n\nThe park itself is awesome.  My favorite spot is the RF bleachers.  Just something about that area we love.  Plus you can buy tickets that include a dog and a drink for $25 after all fees and stuff.  I try and sit as close to the field as we can.  Tonight we sat up at Friday's Front Row on the balcony.  I prefer to sit in the crowd.  The game is more involving and the people are way more entertaining.   The vendors are usually pretty good and will make small talk or tell some jokes.   They opened the roof tonight and it was quite enjoyable.  Their were fireworks after the game too.  \n\nI recommend catching a game here if you get the chance.  The DBacks are not playing well so far this year, and are even worse at home for some reason.
__label__4 This place is amazing.  One of my two favorite spots in AZ so far.  \n\nThe lobster quesadilla is awesome.  not your typical quessadilla but way way better.  the flank steak torta was very good too.  i can't wait to go back and try everything else.
__label__1 Not a fan. Heard so much about Barrio Cafe and finally tried it for my birthday. I did enjoy the guacamole. The margarita was also very good until the bill came- I never would have gotten a second drink at nearly $14 each! The waitor said it was their \"special\" today.  Although tasty, the drink was small and did not have much tequila. We both ordered from the Tortas menu and neither of us were happy with our choice-very bland. I know that  they advertise that they don't do hot and spicy food, but we did expect flavor. Over priced and over rated. We won't return.
__label__3 As you head south on 16th street toward Thomas Rd. it's easy to lose the Barrio Cafe amongst the nail salons, hair salons, and bail bonds (hey, it's a package deal folks!) \n\nSmallish restaurant with tight seating. I can see why people have complained it gets loud. Luckily my co-workers and I were just about the loudest ones there...so my apologies if you were at Barrio today!\n\n I ordered shrimp tacos. I order shrimp tacos everywhere now. I don't know what is going on. Is this a pregnancy craving? I could hop right across the street where they offer free pregnancy tests... just in case. \n\nAnyhoo, the shrimp tacos were the bomb.com. I think the gallo blanco shrimp tacos and these could probably have a Lucha libre-style fight and it would truly be neck-and-neck. \n\nThey make their house margy with agave nectar (keepin' it the same plant family) which is a tasty twist. I like agave nectar in my coffee instead of honey...which I used to use instead of sugar. It's the neo-hippie coming out of me. \n\nOverall, decent food, a little pricey ($15 for 4 shrimp tacos) - good serving but at $3 a pop Gallo Blanco might still be the winner. I'd like to come back for brunch - mimosas and chile relleno sounds like a perf Sunday activity. I'd most definitely be back.
__label__3 Great food, great service, great atmostphere. What more can you ask? Equally good for a romantic dinner or a business meal.
__label__4 This is probably the best \"Mexican\" food I have ever had in Phoenix!!!  I cannot say enough great things about this place.  The guacamole is amazing and they add pomegranate seeds it and its the most fabulous thing in the world!  I am obssessed with their margaritas!  This place is a little pricey but its soooooooooooooo worth it!  Try their enchiladas you cannot go wrong!  The atmosphere is awesome...the outside area is little scary but that is apart of the charm.  Do not forget dessert with the churros for dessert!!!  You will leave this place so satisfied and happy and maybe a little tipsy from the margaritas and tequila shots...lol...go here go here go here!!!
__label__4 Basically my favorite \"creative\" Mexican food spot. Hands down, best guacamole in town. Get it with everything in it - including the pomegranate seeds. The low rider margarita is awesome. Also, their signature pork dish is pretty tasty.
__label__0 Not even worth it.. $130 for a family of 4. This is the PF Chiang's or worse of Mexican Food.. $5 horchata and $10 Churros? Comedor dela Guadalajara is still the bomb...
__label__4 Awesome!!  Great food! Great vibe! Great service!\nI highly recommend happy hour for $1.50 mini tacos.  They were all great, especially the shrimp and halibut.
__label__4 The best guacamole! Everything fresh. We were a party of 4 and all my French guest enjoyed their meal. Perfect service and reasonable pricing for the quality of food served. Thank you !
__label__3 Great Guacamole; pricey but very fresh with a different texture and unique mix of ingredients.  Fish tacos fresh and not heavily battered. Pork tacos were also very good. Side salad also very good.  Friendly service.
__label__1 Just ate here and will say it was pretty packed but we got seated in about 5 minutes. But it was packed and probably resulted in the poor and sloppy service we got.\n\nGot drinks at the bar and got seated and got special guac that had pomegranate arils in it. The pomegranate did add a nice splash of tang to the guac, only problem I had was that this tableside guac was 11 bucks and the server just used one of the prep bowls to combine everything; we ended up with a bowl with about two ice cream scoops worth of guac and Im trying not to exaggerate. For eleven bucks I should at least get a bowl bigger than what the onions and cilantro came in.\n\nNext was the queso fundido. At first glance we saw a small pool of water and grease so we decided to mix it thoroughly. The cheeses, onion, chorizo, and seasoning was on point, but half the dish was a watery pool and the other half was a stringy mess like pulling a slice off a good pizza: except this was supposed to be a dip. I was expecting a consistency of nacho cheese, where when you pull the chip off, the cheese falls in ribbons back to the tray, absorbing back into the mothership. My cousin said this might just be what queso fundido is, as we both never had it before. I don't know, you tell me, I honestly think that the cheeses weren't completely incorporated yet when they served it. \n\nI got the cochinita pibil tres tacos. The tortillas didn't taste heated up, and it ended up pretty starchy and grainy with the pork, which was seasoned with nice sour pickled veggies, but no sauce. Should've asked for hot sauce! The fries were okay, not really spicy, but the hot ketchup was good.\n\nMy cousin had a filet mignon torta and we first noticed that the bottom bun was soaked in the sauce which was slathered on part of the plate. So soggy bun and decent meat was going to be okkkkk, until we tasted that they didnt reduce the alcohol in the sauce enough and it was a real mismatch with the meat. :/ I'm sure it is a good sauce, had they weren't been so busy and overlooked our table.\n\nI am afraid to say that this socal boy tried to salvedge this meal by making my own dish: carnitas fries with salsa, pickled vegetables, and hot ketchup. I tried. Not sure if I'd go again given the chance, but I will say I'll eat that queso fundido again. Drunk.
__label__0 if Arizona calls this one of the best mexican restaurants in Phoenix, then I must say they are out of their mind. This is by far the worst Mexican food I have ever had. Staff seems to be very arrogant. Simply put, If you want authentic Mexican food, this is the last place I would go to.
__label__1 I was excited to try the food after watching a show on tv .. I tried the the Enchiladas suizas, good at first but, Chicken was hard, so much cream and cheese got tortillas soggy so much onions, should of called it Onion Enchiladas.The vegetable were ok the salad was good. My wife got the shrimp tacos kinda pricey for three tacos almost $4 a taco one shrimp and lots of cabbage the only thing that gave it flavor was the suace. I skipped the dessert . I could of ate at home save the drive and $$. First time and last ... Don't get me wrong , we were expecting an awesome flavor , but it didn't ..
__label__2 Lux is SO bi-polar. Half the time the music is unbearable- industrial and LOUD and the service is little more than a grunt from the guy taking your order and your money. The other half of the time the music is Jazz and very conducive to drinking coffee and talking and seemingly more appropriate for the environment. Every once in a while there will be a semi-friendly face at the register, but not very often, in fact it is rare- I once made the mistake of ordering a small drink and they snarled at me that they \"only pull double shots\" which I had read only moments earlier on the menu but had already forgotten (mommy brain) but they definitely could have handled that a little more nicely. They have books and other kid entertainment so I know they WANT to be kid friendly but the loud industrial music has got to go. The coffee is good and the environment is cool. The pastries are heavenly. I would have only given them 2 stars but the owners are pretty cool and I have hope that they will become more consistent with the music and service. I haven't been there in  a while, mainly for fear of a bad experience but I will give it another chance. I hope they become less focused on being \"cool\" and more focused on giving customers a genuinely well rounded- good experience.
__label__2 It makes me sad to say this, since I was so excited to pay a visit to this cute little place occupying what was once a pawn shop across the street from my high school, but I was not really impressed with Lux.  I went twice in the course of a couple of weeks and the trips averaged a rating of \"eh.\"\n\nTrip #1: Girl barista is nice, suggests upsizing from a small-sized chai latte to a medium because the small is only slightly larger than a shot glass.  It's midweek in the p.m. so the place isn't too busy, making it a nice place to relax.  Sadly, the chai is lackluster.  It tastes kind of watered down.  My friend has the Velvet, which is way better.  When it's time to leave, there is some confusion as to where the garbage can is located (Answer: way in the back).\n\nTrip #2: Guy barista is a bit snotty.  Again it's suggested that I upsize to the medium (why even have the small really?) and then is a bit pissy when I tell him I really only want the Velvet in a small.  I say no thank you to the whipped cream, trying to muster some sort of self-control.  When I go to pick up my drink, the barista is putting some whipped cream on my friend's drink.  \"The whipped cream is really good,\" he tells me.  I hesitate, watching him dole out the tasty confection and he sees me.  \"You already said no,\" he says as he closes up the container and smugly puts it back under the counter.  Now, maybe he's trying to be funny, but if that's the case, he needs to work on his delivery because it just comes off as being snotty.  The place is full of people tonight.  My friend and I sit on the white chairs up towards the front.  There are dirty plates and cups on all the tables and everything is just a bit askew.  It just feels a bit grimy.  My Velvet is only okay.  It's probably much better with the whipped cream.\n\nOverall, I just kind of got a pretentious vibe from the place.  I feel like I can get a tastier Chai and way less attitude over at Copper Star.
__label__4 from the music to the coffee to the furniture this place gets it, or at least gets it for me. i havent had a bad coffee there yet. the brownies are super rediculous good. the music is loud and not on the radio.
__label__0 Nope nope nope nope nope.\n\nThe coffee might be good and the decor may be trendy\n\nHOWEVER BEWARE!!!\n\nHUGE \"hip-ster\" crowd.\n\nI've never been so amused in my life!!\n\nThe crowd, huddled over their laptops mostly \"pretend\" to be working on them while others scoff at why one wears a Fruit of the loom T-shirt instead of an American Apparel. \n \nSnotty, snobby and downright disgusting \"wool cap\" wearing crowd who act like wanna be (but can't afford to be) Californians jam the place tight.\n\nBut, not my problem that your not \"understood\" or more obvious unemployed.\n\nIf you're looking to go to be \"seen\" having a cup of coffee I recommend Starbucks on Robertson here in Los Angeles, at least there it's okay and expected.\n\nAnd you can do all the \"freelance\" work you want YIPPPEEEE!
__label__4 As much as I love Lux, I'm kinda glad that it's not closer to my house, otherwise they might have all of my money. Working from home, I need to get out and set up shop elsewhere every once in a while so that I don't start talking to my houseplants, and more often than not, Lux is my destination.\n\nThe service at Lux is always friendly and often funny. And I've sat close enough to the register enough times to hear them being friendly to people of all ages, shapes and sizes. The coffee is rich, dark and delicious. I usually stick with a house coffee with soy milk, so I do ok price-wise. I even buy the whole beans to brew my own coffee at home. I like it that much.\n\nLux gets packed, but I've always been able to find a space and get access to an outlet for my power sucking laptop (not an apple, by the by). The music is good and mellow--think the Shins or the Stones. They've also got killer pastries, and if you time it right, you'll get them fresh out da oven.\n\nCoffee shops are all kind of a personal preference thing. There are lots of good spots in Phoenix, but Lux is my favorite.
__label__3 Lux on a Friday night is just as busy as any neighborhood bar might be.  Instead, you have a wonderful warm beverage alternative to your glass bottled brew.  Lux serves iced beverages too, but let's face it: coffee is best served hot.  I sampled the ice mocha, per recommendation of a friend who's been frequenting the joint for some time.  Amazing!  I did feel a little crampy afterwards, but that could simply be because I don't usually drink dairy products.  The Rice Krispie treat was really tasty, but those are hard to screw up.  :)   The place was packed with some cool-looking people.  Everyone seems to keep to themselves as they work on their respective laptops.  In fact, some people even shared tables yet remained fixated on their own computers.  Really this place has a great vibe, and it made me feel like I was back in Europe.  I'd like to see soy or rice milk on the menu.  Otherwise, great coffee joint!
__label__1 My wife goes here ever chance she get, but I refuse to go with her. Coffee deserves 5 stars but the chick behind the counter is so rude. I refuse to spend money at a place that lets it indie hipster staff treat regular Joe's like my self rudely.
__label__3 Line up out the door, packed like crazy. So many people go here. The vanilla latte is pretty good. Not as good as my Vancouver and Toronto favourites but up there, definitely. Service is friendly. Nice coffee art. When I was in Phoenix I tried this place and Lola's and both are pretty good, though I like this one a bit more as I find there's more flavour in the espresso.
__label__4 Everything here is tasty.  They can be crowded, so expect that!  Wish they were open later when my friends want to go boozing and I want an espresso!
__label__4 Nice little coffee shop right here on Central. It has been here quite a while now.\nIt has everything you could want in a Coffee Shop. Great coffe, really good Tea. Nice things to eat. They even serve alclohol.\nWith the weather being so nice outside it is really nice to sit on Central and watch the cars go by. \nIf you have never been here it is nice to stop in every once and a while.\nNice place to pass some time!
__label__1 The brewed coffee is okay, depending on the roast. The espresso drinks are disgusting. Their \"house blend\" used for their espresso drinks is WAYYY too roasted. Honestly, I think they scorch their coffee beans that they use for their espresso drinks. Additionally, they don't rinse the espresso spoons so each drink has burnt espresso residue.  ALSO, their chai is fucking horrible. Worst chai I think I have ever tasted in my life. I basically payed 4.75 for iced milk. Not strong at all. If I want espresso drinks, I usually go to Citizen or Grinders. \n\nTheir food is pretty pricey as well and their portion sizes are pretty small. 10 dollars for an overdressed salad? No thank you. \n\n\nOther than that, if you can over their hipster vibe and the non prescription glasses (which is fucking annoying, did you not graduate from high school???) , the atmosphere is great to crank out homework and it's the only coffee shop that's open late in Central Phoenix. \n\nI'm not old enough to drink at their bar yet, but from what I've seen, it looks pretty nice and they have a variety of alcohol. \n\nOh and the brown haired girl, I think her name is Sasha, looks pissed off all the time(she is pretty hot though) And the tall white guy, I think his name is Sammy, is pretty bi-polar. Sometimes he is nice; other times he's an asshole.
__label__4 Lux is great. Set up with all the features than many-an-establishment might use to send off a douchey hipster vibe, Lux is as inviting as any other coffee shop I've visited. The staff is always friendly, the coffee is excellent, and, as an avid people watcher, it has a great atmosphere.\n\nSeating can get restrictive but, generally, they've utilized their space well so I can't fault them for their popularity. The only knock would be that the music is sometimes turned up a bit loud -- but if that's the worst it has going for it, then I guess it truly is....\"as good as it gets [five stars]\"
__label__2 Environment looked promising with an almost-filled crowd.  The coffee tasted all right (ordered a latte and an americano), but weak compared to other coffee shops I've been to.  The latte was well-made, for sure.\n\nReceived a little bit of a snobby attitude from the staff who were walking around.  The staff at the counter/register were friendly though.
__label__4 Incredible food, whether you just grab a fresh-made scone, or order a full meal. Good coffee. It can get crowded, but it is a fun and eclectic atmosphere. I definitely try to bring out-of-town visitors to Lux to get a good feel for urban Phoenix culture.
__label__4 this has got to be the best, most amazing little  coffee place i've ever experienced  besides cafe trieste in san francisco!! wish we had this in boston...
__label__2 This was my 1st time here. It was very busy! I ate a savory, Dutch pancake for lunch, which was just ok. It didn't have much eggplant on it. It was mostly just squash.\n\nI liked the atmosphere / ambience and music, but the servers were not too friendly. No one asked me if Iwas enjoying my food. But overall, it's a hip spot.
__label__4 Lux feels trendier than I'd prefer BUT their Mac-n-Cheese is to die for.  Go get some!  You won't regret it.
__label__3 When I think of Richardson's, I feel warm and cozy inside.  I've been on several occasions and I love the atmosphere... I always have a good time at this hidden little gem of the city.\n\nThe 'Cuisine of New Mexico' is unique... they are known for their green chile potato as well as several other pork dishes.  I usually go for the fish or seafood specials... they have a standard menu and then specials posted on chalk boards around the restaurant.\n\nMost recently I enjoyed the blackened scallop appetizer as my entree along with a huge house salad.  The scallops were a little bit salty but cooked just right.  They were served on a tortilla with rice, beans, and a yummy spicy sauce.  Their salads are really tasty, and many of the entree specials come with a starter salad.  I went with a group of 4 and we had a couple of bottles of wine and a plain pizza as an appetizer to share.  Needless to say, none of us had room for dessert!\n\nBe prepared for a crowd whenever you go, but enjoy your company and the people around you.  Call ahead and make a reservation if you can...  if you do have to wait, sit at the bar or by the fireplace; you can't complain once you have a drink in hand and the scent of the fire mixed with hot food and good energy.  I'll be back again soon, Richardson's!
__label__2 I work in the South West and I feel like if you don't want to eat at chain restaurant you're only other option is Tex Mex.  Don't get me wrong I like the Mex it's the Tex that throws me.  Luckily, there are some pretty good ones and Richardson's in Phoenix is one of them.\n\nBoth David and I ordered the Blue Corn Smoked Turkey Enchiladas and an order of Guacamole.  The moment the Guacamole arrived David dumped our salsa all up on it. \"Trust me,\" he says.  He was right the guacamole salsa combo was delicious.  So too were the Blue Corn Turkey Enchiladas.  The turkey meat was moist, yummy, and had just the right amount of smoke.  We both went with the green chile and we definitely didn't regret the choice.  I'm becoming a bit of a green chile snob and Richardson's does a good job.\n\nThe interior looks like a Mexican cultural museum.  The walls and booths are very organic in appearance and designed to look like a pueblo.  I though the copper table tops were a nice touch.  The service was prompt, but nothing too special.  The u shaped bar in the middle of the restaurant seems to be a bit of a hot spot for locals.  With good food and great ambiance, Richardson's will definitely be added to my go to list when in Phoenix.\n\n1 Guacamole\n2 Turkey Enchilada\n---------------------------\n$32
__label__2 I had eaten at this restaurant once before and enjoyed the stuffed chile and returned for the same item.  This time it was more bland and slimply hot and not cheesy.  I also tried the Pizza which was surprisingly good (4 cheese) but had too thick a crust to be exceptional.  An interesting but not really a \"New Mexican\" restaurant, Gardunos, while generic in some ways, is actually the real thing.
__label__1 My husband and I, along with another couple, visited the Golden Phoenix a few weeks ago; we shared the Mandarin Dinner.  Service was excellent.  Atmosphere was awesome.  Food - not so good.  One thing we noticed - just about every item of food was fried!  Certain items are expected to be fried, such as the chicken wings & the egg rolls on the Pu Pu platter (btw - very bland!).  But the Beef on skewers?  Fried to the point of toughness that I couldn't even chew it.  Worst of all, they do not put knives out as part of the place setting, so you cannot even cut the tough meat they expect you to eat.  The one saving grace to the entire meal was the Mu Shu Pork, which was very tasty with the condiment of dark, rich plum sauce.  The entire dinner was quite plentiful, and we had a lot of food left over, but no one wanted to take it home.  Sad, as this restaurant has been around for 35 years; we probably will not be back.  Two stars for the great atmosphere & service.
__label__4 I've been eating at The Golden Phoenix for as long as i can remember!   It is a family-owned restaurant, they are wonderful people, very friendly and their food is always great!! I usually only go for the dinner, Food isnt the only thing they do right!   Service is 5-stars. Clean as can be, and still looks like they just opened their doors!
__label__1 This location is a glorified garage sale. It smells and nobody speaks English. Children are running free pulling clothes off racks and smashing into people. \n\nIf you are lucky, you can find shoes, but I have never found jack shit for clothes.\n\nGo upstairs to Marshall's and spare yourself.
__label__3 You either hate it or you love it.  I always tell my friends - you have to like to find that diamond in the rough.  When you do, it's worth it.  My Juicy purse was $49.97 and originally over $200.  I've gotten Kate Spade purse with a broken zipper for $29.97 and paid $7 to fix it.  Worth it to me.  You have to be in the mood to shop and be patient.   We make it an Annual Girls Weekend trip now.  Just be prepared - there isn't alot of organization and some things look like someone has walked across country in it.
__label__0 OK, watch out.  I bought 3 pairs of shoes here on June 5, along with three cheap tops.  It was really noisy and I just signed the credit slip. When I got home, they had charged me $95!!! for a pair of sneakers that was marked $18.99.  Im going in tomorrow to see if they will staigghten it out, but they are very hard core and I think I am out about $60.00 Read the slip!!
__label__2 ****Warning***** \nBe prepared to throw down with the other crazy customers for the best deals. LOL It can get a little nutty up in here. \n\nRule number one - NO Running! And they mean it. I can't count how many times I watched people run from the gates on Saturday morning to get the best s***. It's pretty comical, well until you see the woman with the infant running though the store, honey please, not worth it. \n\nI have found some amazing shoes, jeans and bags/belts here. The price is right for sure. The only down side is that Nordstrom and Nordstrom Rack pretty much take anything back, so a lot of the stuff is used, worn and dirty. Be prepared to shift through a bunch of crap, but it can be worth it for that one great find every now and then. \n\nMust go on Saturdays! Show up a few minutes early to make sure to catch the show. The show being the crazy women waiting outside like a pack of wolves til the gate opens and then it's full sprint every man for themselves. Haha It's great!
__label__0 Don't shop here.  sych!
__label__3 Oh sweet Lord in Heaven, Last Chance is a crazy place. If you are like me, one of the freaks that arrives 10 minutes before opening and stands there waiting for the gate, you know you can find some pretty awesome deals. Yes it's a \"resale\" place, but there's plenty of new stuff too.\n\nHere's the life cycle:\n Nordstrom: Theory  Wool Sweater - $285, sale $199, \nNordstrom Rack - sale $99,\nLast Chance - $19, sale $5.00\n\nThe bottom line, this place is HIT or MISS, don't come with something too specific in mind. You can not Return ANYTHING so make sure you go over your finds with a fine tooth comb and inspect every inch, if you discover a rip once you get home, you are stuck with it. Don't expect much from the mens department, don't assume you are going to find that Marc Jacobs bag for $20, go to the bathroom first (upstairs in the little mall lobby area), be willing to dig and rifle through racks. Overall the thrill is in the hunt, and if you like super bargain shopping, this is your cup of tea.
__label__0 Going into Second Chance, you should be made aware of a few things to set your expectations. First, anticipate a very large crowd and an even longer line. Second, expect to do some serious digging in order to find the deals. Lastly, don't expect much in the men's section of the store.\n\nIt was seriously a mad-house walking into Second Chance at 11am on a Saturday. Imagine Black Friday at a Best Buy or a Walmart. The shoppers had more excess energy I would expect out of a kid who just ate an entire box of Fruit Loops. I enjoy my personal space and really had none of that as they scurried around and got in my way as I mazed through the store.\n\nThe line to check out was looped throughout the entire floor layout. It's tough to put a wait to it since I gave up and left, but I would guess at least an hour. I would hope there would be some kind of payoff at the end other than a cart full of clothes. Maybe a good carnival ride?\n\nI'll fully admit that this rating is a little biased. I had been warned of some of these things, but had been told that the deals can be found through some hard work and borderline PI work. I unfortunately am of the wrong gender and therefore only had a small section, at most a tenth of the store targeted to my buying habits. I had trouble finding any clothes that suited my tastes and then when I walked to the shoe section, I was shocked. Every pair seemed as though they had been worn for a year. Have you been to the shoe section in a thrift store? Something like that. No offense to anyone interested in buying a second-hand pair of shoes; it just seemed strange to be in a retail store with items that were so heavily used.\n\nI left disappointed and a little frusterated. Had there been some hidden gems in the men's section, it might have been worth the wait and fending off the rabid crowd.
__label__2 I was actually at the Staple's next door, but had seen this place several times before, and was curious enough this time to stop in, not knowing at all what to expect.\nI was here in the early afternoon, and it was plenty busy, but nothing like the megacrowds that others are describing. Probably depends on the time/day.\n\nI didn't get a chance to experience the aggressive customer aspect, but most likely because I wasn't shopping in the women's section, and 95% of the other customers were women, who did look a bit frenzied. The 4 or 5 men in the store were, by contrast, subdued.\n\nI will have to come back again when I have more time to explore what they have, but to say I was \"impressed\" with the selection of (men's) shoes would be understating it. It was wingtip heaven in there! And unlike many of the items in this place, most of these shoes were in great condition. The worst thing to have happened to any of them is maybe a missing lace or two, which is an easy fix anyway. I came out with a $30 pair of Maison Forte boots which have no imperfections at all, and were originally $215.00! (I should add that I'm not designer/brand aware at all, so I'm mostly impressed that the shoes are gorgeous, and don't so much care about their brand names).\n\nWill definitely come back, even if just for more shoes! :)
__label__4 We have been going here for years! This place is fabulous if you love the hunt. My oldest daughter used to work at Nordstrom, so she is great to go with - she knows what to look for. The only thing I like better than the bargains ( and we have had MANY) are the employees. These people are patient and hard working - I have always enjoyed the checkout the most of any trip there. Lovely, lovely people! The gals in the the fitting room are also awesome! ...The customers are the only ones I have ever had any trouble with - and that has been seldom too. You meet cool and diverse people here, generally. Go with an open mind and heart, and enjoy the adventure!
__label__1 I will give TeePee a couple of stars for having lardless beans and for the weird old-school style of the place (it is a serious throw back to a time that no longer exists), BUT i ordered (in my pre-vegan era) the \"famous\" chiles rellenos and what i got made me want to gag...\nwhat they have created is a green chile, flattened, and then covered in some terrible meringue! how in the hell is that a chile relleno?!? \n\"Relleno\" means \"Stuffed\" in Spanish, not topped with French meringue!!\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chile_relleno\nthen they put some shredded iceberg on top and give you a side of some sort of mysterious red \"sauce\" that you are supposed to use as a topping. \nI am a native Tucsonan who has been eating Texan, Arizonan, New Mexican, Californian and Sonoran Mexican chiles rellenos my entire life and can honestly say these are the worst I've ever had. \n\nthis is what Chiles Rellenos normally look like:\nhttp://www.roadfood.com/photos/7510.jpg\n\nthis is what you get at TeePee:\nhttp://farm2.static.flickr.com/1116/862689844_54188a24a1.jpg?v=0\n\ntrust me on this one. don't go here for the food. go here to smoke cigarettes, wear copper and purple colored clothing, and drive home in a much much too big car.\n\nI think i ate a Cliff Bar instead.
__label__1 So I finally went out and experienced this valley staple that so many recommended to me.  My thoughts are summed up by the two star yelp description; Meh, I've experienced better.  What am I missing here? This food is not very good.  I guess if you like big portion's I do not), then that would be a positive note for this restaurant.  \n\nMy companion and I ordered a few different menu items, including the Chile Relleno, a Chimichanga and beef taco.  Let us start with the beef taco.  The appearance actually looked good. Crispy taco shell with colorful lettuce, tomato and cheese all over and the beef was decently cooked.  Unfortunately, the bottom of the taco had broken apart from the amount of oil, which make it hard to eat, but not bad.  The chimichanga was huge and covered with what seemed like three different sauces, and way too much of all three.  The chimi itself was not crunchy and totally lacking in flavor, most of it went un eaten.  \n\nI left the Chile Relleno description till the end, because this was nothing short of funny.  I have had Chile Relleno around fifty times in my life, minimum.  Never, ever ever, have I seen a plate of Chile Relleno look like this. You need to picture a football sized shell of some white substance with a plate of melted cheese below it. Seriously, it was bizarre and complete disgusting, dish was left completely untouched.  I am unsure how the kitchen lets a dish leave looking like that, totally revolting.\n\nAnyways, I am on my lonesome on this review, based on the fact there was an hour wait tonight on a Sunday and you cannot even get into the parking lot.  Go figure. I will not be back.
__label__1 To sum it up: I sat down where President Bush sat. The food was as awful as his tenure as president. Loved the ambiance though.
__label__1 This was my second go-round here at Tee Pee Mexican Food, and this time wasn't that much different. I realize that this is a historical venue and has been around for a very long time. Great. The wait at lunchtime on a weekend before Christmas was not too bad. Our wait staff was quick and friendly. The salsa was very flavorful, but the bowl of chips (while hot) were some of the smallest and most broken-up chips we have ever seen. My green corn tamale came cold. Yes, cold. And the rice and beans were average. Hubby's carne asada burrito was better than my tamale but it wouldn't take much to get there. If you're desperate, come for the salsa and margaritas or a cold beer. But, that's about it.
__label__3 Excellent Mexican food, clean and decent prices for the amount of food.  Will definitely be returning.
__label__3 Via Delosantos is one of the few places in Phoenix that a vegetarian can get a good Mexican meal.  Neither the beans or rice are cooked in lard, which is hard to find in this town.  The chips and salsa are premium, just watch out for the fried potatoes and such - very greasy.\n\nThanks to Philip's illuminating review, I hadn't heard about their health code violations.  It's something I'll keep an eye on in the future though... if they take another dive like they did in 2004 I'll keep my distance for a while.
__label__0 I have never heard of Via Delosantos but my sister told me the food was amazing and she was shocked I have never heard of this place. While I was waiting to be seated I pulled up Yelp on my phone and started reading reviews. Arik B's review was funny as hell but also scared the shit out of me. The chips and salsa were good but not great. The rice and beans were blah. The vegetarian chalupa had a lot of guacamole on it topped off with lettuce and cheese. I can't believe they even serve this on the menu it's horrible. My cheese enchilada topped of with their white queso sauce was really good so if I ever get dragged to this place again I will order that. During dinner my sister mentioned that she has seen roaches in the restaurant while she was eating and In my head I was thinking \" Dammit Arik B was right\"!
__label__3 Overall I like their food. Lots of chips and great salsa..both hot and mild. always free and as many as you can eat. Beer is cold cold cold. staffer pleasant and prompt. great with drink refills. All items are delicious. Sopapillas...really good.  Best mexican food around. Pleasant , casual atmosphere and not expensive. good value for the money.
__label__0 This is one of the worst places. Really I can't believe that they expect people to pay for this stuf they serve as food. We ordered fajitas & were served scraps of meat. Also, for a Mexican food restaurant to serve guacamole from a package is a bad sign.
__label__1 Being from Texas, I am a fan of Tex-Mex which believe it or not, is hard to find in these parts.  Although not Tex-Mex, I had high hopes for Los Dos because of the rave reviews of my husband's friends and family.  Everyone was promising me this would be a break from the disappointing Mexican food I had tried in the valley.  So, off we go...and what a let down.  The food was okay, but definitely not all it was hyped up to be.  I love mouth scorching spicy food but you get the impression that the dishes have no flavor because of the overwhelming spicy flavor is all you can taste.  The service was virtually non-existant and we got the impression that we were a burden to the waitstaff by dining there.  So, the search continues...
__label__1 The salsa is so hot that you'll be hating life the next day with a burning chocolate starfish. Waiters are jerky and the food is way to salty.. I think they want you to buy more of their over priced drinks!\n\nThey lost the Mr.'s Amex on the last visit and got really bitchy with him because he was upset. Ended up calling Amex and reporting the card stolen and didn't pay for dinner. With that we will never return. However up to that point we had always had a good time there even though its mediocre at best.
__label__2 The good, the bad, and the spicy...\n\nThe good\n- fun, lively atmosphere. Funny signs, Christmas lights, classic rock. I felt like I was in Rocky Point.\n- the host and busboy were very nice.\n- good salsa but HOT. I mean I like my salsa spicy (I despise the tomatoey gringoish salsas served in chain restaurants) but this stuff made me have to go to the bathroom and blow my nose twice. More on the bathrooms later...\n- my chili relleno plate was very good. The chili sauce was on top was delicious. I was scared it would be super hot but it was just hot enough. Beans and rice that accompanied it were just okay.\n- my hubby liked his shrimp dish. \n- good price for a pitcher of Mexican beer.\n- they leave you with a pitcher of water to cool down your mouth.\n\nThe bad\n- our server sucked. He had a personality of a robot. He barely did any of the work either. He just took our order. The nice busboy seemed to do the rest.\n- this place really nickel and dimes you. They charge you for a chips and salsa refill. And they only provide one free refill of soda. \n- prices are kind of high for how small the portions are. My plate had one small chili relleno and a small amount of rice and beans. My husband's plate was really tiny. Mexican food should not be this expensive!\n- the bathrooms had NO toilet paper in either stall. And were really dirty.\n- stomach issues afterwards. Maybe it was because of the spice level, I don't know. But it was an unpleasant night of sleep.
__label__3 Great food always. Service slow tonight, but will always come back as we love this place!
__label__3 KICKASSSSS MARGARITAS!!\n\nThis is THE place to go for margaritas in the area (near downtown)!  Come grab a pitcher or 4 of the Kickass Margaritas with some friends and enjoy some delicious appetizers as well!  (http://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?select=2z1vI-CXPyMHEMntTszyWg&userid=F28n26ynklEioZDInyK__A) \n\nI came here with a few clients to unwind a bit after a long day of work and it was so relaxing that didn't want to leave!  We sat in the outside seating area -- cute, but full of random decor -- I thought I walked into Guadalajara, lol  (http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/los-dos-molinos-phoenix?select=mOqppqoOhfgIncilkMVGJg#_5myU5HjdcHdwvbDArXbZg) \n\nWe ordered a couple appetizers/entree to share along with our margaritas:\n\n(They serve complimentary chips and salsa-- I loveee the homemade salsa, especially because it is spicy! (http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/los-dos-molinos-phoenix?select=mOqppqoOhfgIncilkMVGJg#hJpJSd1U3xGYs927JX1wJg))\n\n- Adovada Ribs: Country style pork ribs marinade in red chili, served with rice and flour tortilla.  This is SPICYYY!  If you can't handle spicy, you probably won't eat more than a couple bites of this.  I have a pretty high tolerance for spicy food and I even thought this was pretty hot.  The pork was fork tender and the homemade flour tortilla was delicious.  (http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/los-dos-molinos-phoenix?select=mOqppqoOhfgIncilkMVGJg#AvtkP_Po96waiz-8dDgtUQ)\n\n- Chorizo Pizza: This too, was VERY SPICY!  Delicious, but I was for sure sweating after a few bites!  I love how the pizza is thin, and the crust is nice and crispy!  I'd say this is more like a giant tostada with a generous amount of spicy chorizo.  I would order this again!  (http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/los-dos-molinos-phoenix?select=mOqppqoOhfgIncilkMVGJg#vLFuk2p51aFrxWaVH8gLpg)\n\nCheeeeerss!  (http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/los-dos-molinos-phoenix?select=mOqppqoOhfgIncilkMVGJg#v-Z8I01sReuCoVjK7d0R4Q)
__label__2 This place is cute and eccletic. We took out of town guests here because frankly we aren't into the 'chain' of Mexican restaurants in the valley. The restaurant area is actually small but there is a ton of seemingly wasted 'bar' area space in the courtyard. Jon Taffer would turn that upside down and have that area hopping with tequila specials! Great food; Great menu; Great decor. You get one smallish basket of chips though and then you are charged. It's on the menu and yeah maybe us dumb American's should pay attention to those details, but cmon! Really??? So get ready because extra chips;$1. Extra salsa; $1. Hmmmm. That's a bit lame. Oh well, the silver lining is that you don't fill up or expand your muffin top before dinner, right? The other kicker is that this place is not open on Mondays! We always just call before driving over there. Several times we have tried to give this place our money and patronage and they are closed. SO, take my advice, call and be sure. Strong margs. Hot salsa. I like it! Good food and generous portions. Sent back a plate because it was wet and had 'residual' on it. Ick. The queso app was a little coagulated too; pass on that next time. Sour cream for the enchiladas on the side.. here we go again. Bam.$2. Seriously! That buys an entire 16oz. container at your local friendly grocer! All in all I really liked the place. It's fails are all fixable. Clean dishes; don't charge your guests for chips that cost you very little; and enough with the being closed all the time! Oh yeah open that patio up.. DRINKS!!!
__label__3 Los dos Molinos is a quaint Mexican restaurant in ahwatukee. As soon as I walked in I was greeted by a nice middle aged couple. The menu seemed to be very authentic and had different items that I've never seen before. This was interesting but, I am kind of a pikey eater so none of these cool items appealed to me.\n\n The overall service was kind of bad it took about ten minutes for drinks to arrive. I only got one refill the whole night. When the food arrived it was really good it had a great flavor. I ordered blue corn enchilada's, that's something I've never had before. Everything was great. Even the bathrooms were clean, and the staff was great.\n I\nf you are craving good authentic Mexican food, this is the place to go. If your In a rush I wouldn't recommend this place due to the bad service. But if you have time on your hands, this is defiantly a place you should stop in and check out. You will not be disappointed.
__label__2 I've been here about four times.  I've had the fish tacos more than once, and they are pretty good, though I don't care too much for the cream sauce they douse them with on occasion.  \n\nThe slow-roasted pork burrito is delicious.  \n\nTheir refried beans and rice are pretty good.  They aren't bland like they are at many other restaurants.  \n\nThe guacamole is not very good.  Two of the times I ordered it, it came out in some strange brownish, grayish color.  Expensive, too.  $3-4 for nothing more than three or four tablespoons.\n\nThe prices overall are pretty expensive for a Mexican restaurant.  I'm not sure what it is with restaurants like this but MEXICAN FOOD IS NOT MEANT TO BE EXPENSIVE.  It is predominantly made from beans, rice, corn, flour, onions, tomatoes, peppers, and a little bit of meat.  So, why are we paying $13 for an entre?\n\nThe atmosphere inside is awesome.  Just what you'd expect from a hole-in-the-wall Mexican joint (which, oddly enough, is in a strip mall).  \n\nBOTTOM LINE:  nice choice for a meal, though I think you can do better for the price (or just as good for cheaper).
__label__2 The customer service is horrible which is too bad because the food is great. But button-line is I just can't ever go back, customer service is key to enjoying a meal.
__label__0 I hardly ever just give one star as I'm a silver lining type of gal, but there was none to be found here.  I don't know what kind of Mexican food this is, or what you all consider Mexican, but this was not for me.  Started with the chips and salsa, which were pretty flavorless and should have been a red flag.  I ordered the enchilada plate with an egg on top.  What I got is not what I have ever seen an enchilada look or taste like.  It was like a layer of fried cornmeal, some shredded beef, no wait, a pile a shredded beef, and some chile sauce that I wound not classify as red chile.  I tired really hard to suck it up and give it a try, but it only got less and less appetizing.  Then we ordered the sopaipillas and they were just meh, not worth the calories.  The waitress was not very friendly and I can't believe I spent $45 to feel physically sick.  Will not be going back....ever.
__label__0 We heard a lot about this place and were excited to try it but once we were there we couldn't wait to leave. I don't like very spicy food and everything on the menu had a chili pepper next to the name. There were maybe two items without the chili pepper. We ordered anyway because my boyfriend loves spicy food and we were already seated. My blue corn? tamale was inedible, my rice was a mix of newly cooked and old, dry, hard rice as is they scraped it off an old pan and mixed it in with the new. The carne adovada was nondescript. We left most of our food on our plates and still left with heartburn from the overbearing spice.
__label__2 The salsa is excellent and hot. Last time was better. The chimichanga was over done. I'll go back to the taco next time
__label__0 I drove a long way to try this place based on the reputation. It was in the middle of a rundown industrial setting, looking more like the back of a warehouse than the front of a restaurant. When I got there at 5pm on a Saturday, two carloads of would be customers were already there banging on the gates and windows in bewilderment that there was no one there and there was no note on the door explaining why they were closed and not serving dinner on a Saturday evening! I will not waste my time on this inconsiderate dive again.
__label__3 Great spicy NM food!
__label__2 The food is worth 4 stars but I took a star away because their hours suk.  They're closed Tues - Fri from 2:30-5pm. They're also closed on Sunday & Monday. Their food does taste authentic but it's on the more expensive side.  Their margaritas are pretty weak - they're poured from this pitcher that's refrigerated so they're not freshly made.
__label__4 Amazing customer service.  I got the teriyaki chicken w/rice lunch special.  They had it ready for me to pickup in 15 minutes.  It was great and high quality.  I'll definitely be returning.
__label__2 So..this place is cute!  Huge dance floor!  The whole place is huge! Geesh~  Fun decor and nice bartenders.  The guys there seem pretty lame though.  Cool place to get dressed up and dance.
__label__0 Don't bother with this location. They don't carry hardly any inventory. Online it will say this location has something in stock-it doesn't!
__label__2 Benihana meets Disneyland at this wildly popular club-like restaurant. Large bar, loud music (you must politely yell to carry a conversation), lots of tables, and lots of special table grill combos with Benihana-chef theatrics entertaining diners. Were those fireworks or just fire at those tables? I was bit concerned but relaxed after each was followed by laughs and silly screams. If you like to people-watch, this is a good spot for guys and dolls. And, if you're into silicone and restylane (read: implants and lip enhancers), there are lots to be had. \r\n\r\nOh yes, the food. It's good - your standard Japanese cooked and raw fare. I was impressed that they served mu by the glass.
__label__1 Don't judge a book by its cover.  In this case, don't judge Sapporo's by how it looks because you'd be setting yourself up for disappointment.  From the view on the outside, Sapporo is hot.  I mean literally flaming.  They have a bunch of gigantically garish pillars of flame.  No wonder this place is always packed, people are mesmerized by fire.  \n\nInside is big and well laid out.  There are quite a few Teppanyaki tables as well as a slew of regular dinning tables.  This probably can house 150-200 customers without a problem.  The decor is very modern and cool, including a very nice aquarium near the back bar.  Apparently there was a need for more than 1 bar.\n\nThen you get your food and everything goes down hill.  If you spend millions and millions on the decorations, please spend a little bit more on decent chefs!  Fried rice was a ball of salt and the fish was overcooked.  The show is great especially when they make a volcano out of an onion.  Unfortunately dinner tastes terrible so you'll probably go home hungry and $40 poorer.   Like so many other things in Phoenix/Scottsdale, this place looks great on the outside but lacks substance.
__label__2 The happy hour sushi and appetizers (\"kobe\" burger) are a good deal. I've been here a few times while visiting with family, who saw this as an \"Asian\" restaurant (to give you an idea of their level of sophistication) which they might actually like. \n\nThere's something for all of us (my parents stick to the cooked fish), and I would come back for the happy hour even if I was paying. The rolls are good for a landlocked state.\n\nI have only come here during happy hour and intentionally do not sit at the bar; the plastic crowd is not my scene nor am I theirs. Unfortunately, the bar portion and influence is not really limited to the bar. The place is pretty loud and gets very busy, so it's hard to talk. It was definitely quieter the last time I went, but it's still loud for older people, who don't seem to really be Sapporo's target scene anyway. Also, any place that has a designated driver service at the front that accost you even before you get in the place is both tacky and trouble. \n\nI would give them another half star, but I round down, so it goes.
__label__3 I've only been here in the evenings during their Happy Hour. They have two options I think for dining. Table or \"Benihana\" style with the chef cooking in front of you. I believe that Happy Hour is only at tables, but I'm not sure...For the quality and variety of sushi/appetizers you can order, it is WELL worth the price! The decor is quite nice since it has such a modern design.  One thing I didn't really enjoy was how the chefs scream sometimes. It was quite distracting since it's unexpected, but a small price to pay for such good food! For my friend and I, we ordered 2 appetizers (crab wontons + boneless buffalo wings) and 3 or 4 rolls. Our bill was ~$50.00 and we had left overs. I think we got a bit greedy and underestimated the portion sizes of each roll! they're pretty big.\n\nI went here once before with a bigger group of friends during happy hour and ordered a drink from the bar. I forget the name, but I tried all of my friends' drinks and they all tasted yummy and for 1/2 price, that's always a good thing.\n\nPROS: Happy Hour selection and pricing, beautiful ambiance, parking is easy since it's in a plaza.\nCONS: The nice decor kind of warrants people to dress more nicely but for a special occassion, well worth it.
__label__3 I am not a great Sushi fan but this place it was one of the best to eat and hang out.  A little bit pricey but if you cant afford it don't go.  I was there with a couple of friends and we did enjoyed a lot.  The food and service were both good.  It is Americanized a lot (music a little bit loud) but guys this is the US and people need something or anything that will look good, comfortable and at the same time will make some money.  You need to take a look and am pretty sure you will love it.
__label__2 This is a great place to go just for people watching if nothing else. When we were seated we were put between a table from the cast of Jersey Shore and My Super Sweet 16, good god. That aside, I wasn't sure if I was in a night club or a restaurant. Music was fairly loud but it wasn't a problem. The food was good and the service was good as well. Introduced my wife to Sake for the first time too. Uh, she's NOT a fan (of Sake anyway).
__label__4 Sapporo is my favorite place to eat in all of Arizona. I love the teppanyaki grill.  We go for Happy Hour quite a bit and the staff is always so nice and the food is AMAZING! I have suggested it to family and friends and they all rave about the food and experience they have. I love the calamari and the scallops and shrimp. They also have the best drinks. I will be going back consistently!
__label__4 FIrst of the event coordinator Annie is AMAZING.  She is spunky, beautiful, and so nice.  She made me feel so welcome!  The patio at Tommy's is breath taking.  You feel like you are on an island.  The atmosphere is so calm and breezy.  \n\nThe staff welcomed me as if I was a regular.  I had this amazing steak salad called Saba Steak Salad.  And I had the Island Goat Cheese.  I can barely explain them because I will talk myself into going back there.\n\nThe steak in the salad melted in my mouth and was seasoned to perfection!  The dressing had a garlic aioli that added so much flare and flavor.  There were 3 potato coins on the side that were a great addition to the salad.   The spring mix and romaine was fresh and I was very pleased.\n\nNow to the goat cheese.  HOLY COW.  So tasty!!  It wasn't overwhelming is was perfect.  There were tortillas strips on the side that were dangerous because I really wanted a bag of them when I was done.  There was also a mango salsa with the cheese and I will admit I had a spoonful of it on its own.\n\nAs you can tell I HIGHLY recommend Tommy Bahamas.  What would be great is everyone bought tickets to the Original Taste this weekend and you can taste 36 restaurants in one event!!!
__label__1 I love to cook. I go to new restaurants all the time to get inspiration for new things to try in my own kitchen. I didn't get much from Tommy Bahama's Scottsdale restaurant. We arrived for our reservation a few minutes early, checked in with the hostess, and my companion was escorted to the upstairs dining room while I parked the car. I joined her shortly and found that she had been seated in the walled \"back\" part of the dining room, that frankly looks like an afterthought to the much more pleasant and amply windowed main area. Not much of a view from here. But, the decor was very pleasant, and we set about ordering lunch.\n\nFirst, we had Tommy's Coconut Shrimp appetizer, billed as \"World Famous\". Nicely presented, crispy coconut, and a slightly too sweet papaya-mango chutney dipping sauce accompanied four good size, juicy shrimp. A good start! For lunch, we ordered the BBQ pork Habana Cabana sandwich and the South Beach Cuban sandwich.\n\nWhen the Cuban sandwich arrived, it was accompanied by a \"slaw\" of sorts that included chunks of orange, and slices of fennel bulb in a non-descript dressing. The combination of anise and orange just didn't work for me. Besides, the fennel was sliced across the width of the bulb, making relatively large  horseshoe shaped strips that were difficult to spear on the fork and even harder to fit in my mouth gracefully without cutting them individually. The Cuban sandwich was totally unimaginative. The \"roasted pork tenderloin\" looked to be the identical shredded pork that was the basis of my companion's BBQ pork sandwich minus the BBQ sauce and was somewhat dry. A few slices of what looked and tasted like supermarket deli ham were layered with some cheese and a big slice of sour pickle on a diagonally cut bun that was soggy from the ham inside and crunchy dry on the outside. \n\nMy companion's BBQ sandwich had an ample amount of shredded pork that had apparently been tossed in a thick dark sauce and piled on a nicely toasted round bun. Plain French fries accompanied the sandwich. On first bite, she immediately commented on how overly sweet the sauce was, so I tasted a little sample and had to agree. No offsetting acidity to the sugary blackberry brandy BBQ sauce that smothered the meat. Too bad too, because it mostly covered up the flavor of what appeared to be  a nice smoky meat and left a sticky sweet aftertaste instead of nice smoky BBQ.\n\nOur server was friendly, personable, and efficient. The food runner took away or forks as he cleared the appetizer plates and delivered the sandwiches, but did not come with new, so we had to flag down our server and wait for forks as lunch cooled. All-in-all, it wasn't the kind of lunch experience I expected for nearly $60 (no alcohol) including tip. Great location, lovely decor, but missing some really important points when it comes to the total experience. Lastly, for whatever reason, they subsequently reported us to Open Table as a \"no-show\". Nice.
__label__1 My husband and I came here for a late dinner. We were greeted professionally and waited on with a smile. However, I was not impressed with the food at all. My mother-in-law enjoys this place for lunch and I think her taste is usually spot on, but dinner was disappointing. Dishes were more sweet than savory and were just average; nothing I would go back for. Also, considering there were only a few other tables in the restaurant at the time, our food was served warm and not hot, felt like it may have been \"up\" for a few minutes before served. I also not a big fan of the decor, felt a little too tropical vacation rental to me.
__label__3 I came here for a night out with my husband and we really enjoyed ourselves.  I was a bit disappointed with the patio as I heard it was amazing but I would disagree.  We ate upstairs in a nice booth.  Great food, great service.  Can't really ask for more.  But it is a bit expensive for what you get.
__label__2 This was our 4th trip to the restaurant and if I would have written this review after the 3rd trip, I would have given it 5 stars.  Needless to say, the food was spectacular as it had been the last 3 times we had been there.  I gave it 3 stars on this review due to the poor service.  We waited at least 10 minutes to have a server come to our table after we were seated with no apologies for the wait and that was after I went back to the hostess stand to ask where our server was.  She had indicated he was at the bar getting drinks....10 minutes!  Really!  Asked our server about the \"Foodie Friday\" special and he did not seem to know what I was talking about but finally the light bulb went on and he said he had to check on it.  Waited a long time for our drinks to come out and another long wait for the food.  I will state again that the food has always been excellent and it was this time as well.  We ordered a slice of their Pina Colada cake to go and that took another 10 minutes.  I had already paid the check and we were just sitting there waiting for the cake to go box to come.  Poor, poor service and top that off with a waiter who seemed to be clueless and lacking in any sense of urgency....not a good combination.  I will go back and will actually ask to speak to the manager on our next visit.  Can't say enough about the quality of the food and that is the reason we will give it another shot.
__label__0 Just called for reservations was told to call back they were busy. Wow really that's how you treat customers? Thank goodness there are soo many other great options -restaurants who understand what good customer service is
__label__4 We had NYE dinner with friends and the food was great! The atmosphere reminded us of Hawaii. The coconut shrimp was the best I've ever had and the filet was perfection. Just be sure to save room for dessert!
__label__1 Have not gone to Macayo's in a long time so thought I would try it out on Valentines day. It was one of the only places I could make a reservation and get seated early in the night.  The reasons I had stopped going here all the time still seem to be apparent.  The server was nice but not very personable at all.  Just going through the motions.  Was never offered more chips and fresh salsa..or another beer. ordered a salad to share.  Not even halfway through our salad the main courses showed up. Not very happy with that. The food is very bland tasting. I used to think Arribas was mediocre, this was a step down from that. The brava sauce and the salsa with the chips was very watery and bland. No flavor. I think something was wrong with the sour cream on the side we shared because we both had unsettled stomachs later in the night.  Everyone working their seemed to be in a state of mind of rather being somewhere else.  Over heard personal conversations, the hostess stand was a gossip station. I still tipped the waitress well because it is not necessarily her fault she was trained to just go through the motions. And when you ask someone if they would like their burrito enchilada style, pls mention there is a charge for that. Our waitress made it sound more like an offer. Sticking with Manuel's from now on
__label__2 I met my friend Sam here. I read Gabi's review and I thought I should try this out. The place was neat and the people were friendly which put a smile on my face :)\n\nI wish they had more selection on their menu, but all in all, it was a good experience. \n\nWouldn't mind coming here again and just relax with a cup of java. \n\nThey have free Wifi for those people who can't part with their laptops. Lots and lots of comfy chair to lounge around which is absent in most of the independent coffee shops, YAY for that!
__label__2 This place is cute!  I've come here a few times on the weekends, and have never had a bad experience.  I will say, it's nothing out of the ordinary.  No magic coffee or special food that puts it above and beyond the competition...but no complaints either!  I DID try their BLTA (bacon, lettuce, tomato, avocado) sandwich, and it was heavenly. Would definitely order it again.  They have a nice patio are where you can bring your dogs and sit and read the paper, or chat with friends.  Pretty cool place!
__label__3 REALLY good coffee..... one of the better almond milk lattes I've had (outside of Portland, Or ;)   ) Really cute coffee shop inside, there is some nice seating areas for lounging. \n \nThey also have quite a few menu choices, I had the breakfast burrito. It wasn't too bad, I do wish it had a bit more green chili as I could not taste it at all. They were very accommodating for my dairy allergy. Service was good, Tho I feel they could have been a little bit more peppy or friendly, but considering the area.....it was decent. \n\nI can't say I'd come back for the food or service exactly, but I would definitely stop in for more coffee.....and that's a good thing if you are a coffee shop! (btw, they also had an excellent selection of teas for you non-coffee drinkers)
__label__1 I've tried Coffee Plantation twice. \n\nBoth times I ordered a vanilla latte, and both times the espresso was extremely bitter. The first time, it was just bitter coffee taste + milk (no vanilla or sugar flavor whatsoever). The second time, it was bitter coffee taste + vanilla syrup + way too much sugar.  No consistency in recipes apparently, but consistency in the espresso sucking.\n\nThe guy last night was reasonably nice. The girl I had the first time was very short, impatient and seemed very unhappy to be there. \nMenu is hard to read - sure, handwritten chalkboards are cute, but this one is a jumble and is hung way up and far back. \n\nThere is ample seating and it seems like a decent place to hang out. Unfortunately the coffee is so bad I wouldn't bother.
__label__3 The Bamboo Club was a great evening out with wonderful food, great seating and crappy service.  Seriously our waiter was a total douche bag.  But looking back now, he couldn't have ruined the evening even though he tried.\n\nWe got there late (about 9:00 P.M.) and sat outside.  Love the d\u00e9cor, nice overall theme.  If I lived in Scottsdale, I would definitely be hitting up the bar from time to time- dark wood, good lighting, and a little lively!  The food was good, had the Pad Thai and some appetizers.  Good stuff, well, except one...  \n\nI don't know what kind of crack I was smoking that night but I wanted some tuna, since I hadn't had sushi in a couple of days.  What the hell made me order fish in the desert?  I have no effin' idea.  Of course the seared ahi tuna was frozen and it was horrible.  Not their fault, my bad.  Well maybe their fault, I hear (maybe a tall tale) that you can get some flown in, fresh, not frozen fish in Arizona...  \n\nSo in recap- great place, cool ambiance, good food, awesome orange chicken, stay away from the seafood and that waiter needs a swift kick in the nuts.
__label__2 I visited the Bamboo Club with my colleagues for lunch. It was a decent experience...not something to write home about, but it hit the spot. \n\nThere was one server delegated to our table of 15  but he was incredibly efficient and personable.  Lucky for us, he was on his game: speedy, energetic and attentive. \n\nI wasn't blown away by the food. My heart was set on the lettuce wraps for an appetizer. They were the biggest disappointment of the meal. Maybe I set my hopes too high because I was expecting some veggies alongside the chicken...maybe some crisp carrots, bean sprouts and broccoli?  Nope. Just a chicken \"scramble\" and dehydrated soba noodles. Not enough lettuce to go around, either.  \n\nMost of us ordered the lunch bundle:  appetizer, soup/salad and an entree for $11.99 or $9.99, depending on the entree.  I had the cucumber salad, edamame and steamed mandarin orange chicken (steaming is Bamboo Club's healthy version of their dishes).  The salad and edamame were very fresh, but the chicken was underwhelming.  It was atop a bed of flash-fried spinach, defeating the purpose of a \"steamed\" entree.  \n\nEveryone in our party seemed to enjoy their meals.  Maybe if I ordered something different I would have a different view of this place.  I could give it another shot, but I'd have to be in the mood to \"let loose\" and eat the fried dishes.
__label__1 My family and I have been to this property for brunches 3 times now. The first two times we went, it was incredible, and definitely one of our favorites in town.\n\nThe view is the best. I enjoy Sanctuary's view all day 5 days a week, and as awesome as it is, I think Copperwynd/Alchemy Restaurant might have a better one. It is a small, trendy, dining room with floor to ceiling windows that can be rolled up to make the entire dining room open to the elements. It is located off the lobby, but has a very cozy entry way which seperates it just enough to make you feel as though you aren't in a resort.\n\nOur first visit back in 2006 was a champagne brunch that featured one of the best seafood selections we had seen at a brunch. Coming from my family, that's saying a lot, as they do brunches all the damn time. The food was incredible that day with perfect service. The second visit was much the same. \n\nThis time though...\n\nOne salad looked as though they opened a bag of Redi-Mix and dumped it in a bowl. The quality of their seafood display is now down to shrimp cocktail, smoked oysters/salmon, and crab legs. The actual fish quality is decent, and just decent. \n\nService on this visit was really hit and miss as well. The executive chef came out and talked to every table, and the bussers were spot on with drink service and clearing plates/folding napkins when you went for another food run. On the flip side of that, our waitress had us waiting for new silverware, and bringing my mom the wrong type of hot tea twice. Also, the kid behind the prime rib carving station needs to be taught customer service. He literally stared at me from when I was 10' from the station up until I got there. I waited for him to greet me and it never happened so finally I started putting horseradish on my plate hoping he would get the point and he started carving meat. Not a big deal, but it was just a lot of little stuff that piled up. Perhaps the biggest thing is they have done away with the champagne, and didn't lower the price of the buffet. \n\nI'm fine with the service, food, and having to pay for my champagne if you don't charge me $54 per person for the buffet. Wrigley Mansion has their buffet priced at $62 with a MUCH more elaborate selection, live music, champagne, and a staff that is as close to perfect as it gets. Sorry Copperwynd, but if you guys are trying to scale back, you're doing it in the wrong place... quality is not a place to skimp!
__label__4 It's not fancy Asian food. But it taste great. I compare other Thai / Asian food to this place. Never had a bad experience or incorrect order.
__label__1 There's a reason the tour is free -- it's about 30 yards long. A tunnel with pictures and descriptions along one wall and the factory along the other. \n\nMy wife loves all things chocolate and didn't like a single thing she sampled or the few things she purchased. \n\nIt's defiantly best to skip this place unless you just want an excuse to get out of the car and stretch your legs.
__label__0 Went to the chocolate factory had delicious samples and decided to buy some chocolate, while I was looking to see which ones I wanted their was an elder lady I believe her name is Judy. She rudely asked if we where ready so we told her we where still looking she rolled her eyes and sighted loudly throwing her gloves in the trash annoyed. When she came the second time around to see if we where ready we told her we had a question and left us talking to ourself and went to the cash register to fold boxes. Then a young African American lady came and helped us very nice lady. I was shocked at how rude she was I wanted to talk to a supervisor but my husband just wanted to leave and didn't let me.
__label__1 THE GOOD: Ridiculously cheap rooms, speaking $35 a night. FAT TUESDAYS cheap giant everclear drinks....I may not remember much after that.  The beds were super comfy and it was clean.  Hairdresser Elvis.  \n\nTHE BAD: No one included the $5 a night \"resort\" charge in the quoted price.  Only 2 staff members were polite to us.  One actually laughed at our friend over the phone, when she asked for more towels.  Far from the strip, but close to downtown Vegas, which we liked better. \n\nTHE HIDEOUSLY UGLY:  The topless pool at the top of the hotel.  No bar and it was full of what looked like midwestern pro-wrestler guys.  And large...LARGE women wearing no tops and thong bikinis.  I guess if you're comfortable with your body, go for it?\n\nNot bad, but I'd prefer to stay somewhere more expensive, get a nicer hotel/staff, and save $$ on the cab fare.\n\nP.S.  Why do people take their children to Vegas?????
__label__1 Cheap. Totally get what you pay for. Buffet was your standard cheap buffet. And it's definitely in the ghetto.
__label__2 You get what you pay for kids. My friends and I booked a room here for CHEAP (for 5 days we only spent $300) and we weren't expecting much. They don't have free internet, the casino has a crap ventilation system so even though I was smoking (it goes well with my alcohol) even I was sick of always reeking like an ashtray. The smoking floors stink like it as well and none of the windows open for fresh air, which is disappointing. \n\nThe food options are limited, it's at the north end of the strip away from everything, and the garbage on the street reminds you that the surrounding neighborhood isn't that great. \n\nOur first night some drunken idiots next door came back to their room and made one hell of a racket. The hotel handled them quickly and we didn't really have any problem with them after that. I will say that I felt like one of the more uppity individuals on our floor. There were several drunken fights between couples and one even had their kid in the room (all class baby) that we had to contend with. \n\nFor what we paid I didn't expect much, however, the next time I visit I'll spend more to be in the middle of the strip and away from the toothless wonders I was surround by here.
__label__1 Stratosphere just doesn't capture the Vegas experience very well. It's way to far to walk to the actual Strip. The rooms their are not impressive at all. I stayed here years ago when I first visited Vegas. A friend booked everything so I had no idea. It was cheap of course, but I would rather spend the extra and have the complete experience. Since then I've been staying at the Venetian/Palazzo, and I've never looked back. Oh yeah.... I gave them (stratosphere) an extra star because their buffet is pretty good for the money.
__label__1 Uncomfortable beds, tiny cramped rooms, and too far away from everything. I guess you can't beat the price, though - hence the two stars. And the tourists are great to hustle at the poker table. Oh, and the blackjack dealers are all scantily dressed and dolled up - so that's a plus if you like that sort of stuff.
__label__2 I recently stayed here for 5 nights (in town for a friends wedding).  The staff was extremely friendly and helpful.  The room - while basic - provided all the necessities (even had a flat screen!).  The floor I stayed on was apparently just remodeled.  The observation deck on top provided an incredible view of the strip at night.  Several economical dining options were also provided (in the mall area, as well as roxy's diner).  The only reason I give it three stars is that cigarette stench permeated the casino floor.  The smoke smell also seemed to travel through the walls into the room we were staying in.  Additionally, the hotel is located at the far end of the strip. This requires guests to either have to take a cab (cost prohibitive), rent a car (annoying), or take the deuce bus (painful).  All in all, I had a pleasant stay and recommend the Stratosphere for the budget traveler.
__label__1 For the price that the Stratosphere still charges for you to stay here, you would think you were staying at the Mirage, or Treasure Island. I'm not saying those are top notch hotels on the strip but I can far better justify paying over $100 for a nice room in one of those than $139 in the Stratosphere.\n\nThe novelty of this place truly is its view, which I would only really recommend at night because during the day you see Vegas for the kind of dessert it really is. The night view is amazing, but the restaurant should be skipped because at $$$$ I was expecting my steak to dance for me. It didn't.\n\nThe casino is small and smokey, it's kind of old-ish and in need of renovation and the room really transported me back to the Sahara next door which I though the Stratosphere was a bit above. I think if you get this place for very very cheap, it would probably be an ok stay, despite the fact that it is quite further down the strip and you will have to drive.\n\nOtherwise, just come here for the night view and leave it at that.
__label__0 My husband and I scrimped and saved every last extra penny for a year so we could take a trip when our young son was old enough to leave with Grandma and Grandpa for 5 days. We decided to go to Vegas, since it's cheap to fly there, and I had never been. I think our choice of hotel essentially ruined the entire trip. From the moment the cab driver dropped us off the service was lousy. We had to wait HOURS for our room to be ready, when we were told it'd be minutes. Still early in the trip with our wide eyed optimism we checked our bags and decided to check out \"the shops.\" After a short trip through a curving hallway of novelty shops and closed up gates, we were left wanting. We were hungry so we ate at McDonald's only restaurant on the \"shopping level\" besides Mexican food reeking of dirty socks filled with chicken. After we ate we decided to check out the casino floor, and gamble a little. No one looked happy to be there, the bartender at the big circular bar was aloof and disinterested. When we finally got to the room it was all right...we weren't planning on spending a whole lot of time there anyhow. We choose the place because it was cheap...how could we expect a whole lot more than what we got? But after the first night trying to walk the strip from the Stratosphere, we took cabs for the rest of the trip. We definitely made up for what we saved on the room on taking cabs all night long for the rest of our stay.\n\nNot worth it. Really put a damper on the whole trip.
__label__0 I stayed at this hotel back in 2010 so decided to come back because of the excellent rate and first experience that we had. Our second experience of this hotel  in 2012 was the worst experience I have ever had in my life.\n\n We checked into our hotel and came to find out that the shower had little to no water pressure at all and the water temperature did not warm up. I wanted to make sure I wasn't just being crazy so I had my husband check it out as well. Low and behold it was not just me. \n\nWe called maintenance and it took them several hours to come to our room and look at it. Finally they said they could see the issue but he could not fix it and would need to call for an additional repair man. It took them an additional call and seven hours for them  to come up to our room and we had a show to attend that evening. \n\nWhen the second maintenace man came up he said that the entire side of this hotel had the same issue. Our question at that point was, if the entire side of this hotel had an ongoing water issue why did they book us in this room. \n\nWe decided to go to our nine pm show and returned later that evening. I decided to go to the front desk and speak with the night manager. She kept apologizing and saying the hotel is \"old.\" I told her that the hotel definately might be aged but this water issue was not acceptable. I do not mind if the pressure isn't all that hard in the shower, but to have one drop coming out of the shower head is just ridiculous. \n\nThe manager said I can credit you the resort fee of $7.50 only. I just got back from Las Vegas and the hotel charged me the full amount for my stay 220.00. They did not even credit me the little $15.00 fee that they said they would. I will be calling my bank to disupte this and I will also be contacting them to fight for a credit for my one night of a non functional bathroom. \n\nWe will never be returning to this hotel ever again! Is it to much to ask that we are able to take an actual shower?
__label__3 Fun hotel that has a great theme park on the top of the building! LOVED IT!\n\nMy family got a room for a great deal (under $100) It was fairly family-friendly with all the amenities it offered. It wasn't a five star hotel by any means, but its was nice! There were places to eat and also a topless pool at the top! (well, when I was there) \n\nThe swimming pool was nice because you could play water volleyball and it was so high up. Seeing the amusement park ride on the top of the building is pretty neat.  As a guest at the hotel, you get to go up to that area for FREE!  The location is great because you're close to the Las Vegas Strip.
__label__2 This is my second stay at the Stratosphere.  My first vist was in Jan 2011.  This visit was from Sept 21-25, 2012.  It was coincidental that I stayed here again as my friend had a timeshare with a great deal for this hotel.  \n\nCONS:\nWhat I don't like about the Stratosphere is that you always have to speak up or else you will get stuck with a subpar room.  Last time we paid $20 more a day for an upgrade to a suite (It was indeed sweet!!!).  On our recent visit, there were just so many things wrong with our room, they HAD to move us to the Select rooms.  The Select room was on the 18th floor so it had a nice view of the city.  It was more modern, brightly lit and had a safe.  Even the shower ran better and included a Moen shower head (it's the little things, lol).  I think they offer the worst rooms to customers  first instead of the ones on the more newly renovated part of the hotel.  I don't like that.\n\nNext, even though housekeeping is available until 5pm, our room was only cleaned once (and a horrible job at that) while we were there.  Really \"Molina\"?  \n\nAs you're passing to and fro, the smoke on the casino floor will take your down...lol\n\nAnother thing is it is further down the strip (almost downtown) so cabs can get pricey.  \n\nAlso, concerning the area around the hotel: to me all of Vegas is hood so I don't get the \"dangerous\" warnings with the area around this hotel.  As a woman, use common sense and don't travel alone at night (behavior you should practice anywhere).  Many of the people who live in Vegas are on hard times, homeless people everywhere! No surprise there!  \n\nPROS:\nI will say that the Stratosphere has some of the best hotel food I have enjoyed in the good ole US of A.  Like...really good food with large portion sizes.  The first time I ordered a lot of room service as I was on a romantic getaway, lol.   This time my girlfriends and I ordered in twice and both times we loved our meals.  Veggie burger and salads are spectacular.\n\nDiscount tickets to local shows: we got a good deal on \"sold out\" Cirque du Soleil Zumanity tickets for the same night.\n\nI love that the hotel is a theme park onto itself and has lots of attractions including several restaurants inside (even the \"shi-shi\" Top of the World restaurant).  It is also great that your room key grants you free admission to the tower.  Go to the outside observatory for the best view of the city.  Don't waste your coins on the binoculars, they are poor quality.  Last time I went on one of the rides: X-treme.  It was awesome!
__label__3 Came here for the rides and the view.  I recommend them all, especially the one where you jump off the side of the building.  Do that one last, when you're done with happy hour at the lounge.  Gets you to the bottom floor in no time flat and as no one wants to do that ride there never is a  line to \"get down\" from the top.
__label__0 One of the least pleasant hotel experiences I've had. First of all I should say that we only paid $62 including tax and resort fee for one night, so our expectations were not high - I realise you get what you pay for. But we paid for a non-smoking room, and got a non-smoking room which stank of cigarette smoke - yuck. \n\nWe did actually get upgraded from the smallest/most basic type to a \"King suite\". However, this just meant a bigger bed (this was admittedly comfy) and a bigger but weird-shape room. Our TV was so far from the bed that the remote wouldn't work without us getting up and walking across the room!\n\nThe room was clean but dated, and despite having our AC set to 66, we both woke up sweating in the heat in the night. \n\nWifi, often free in cheap hotels, was $12 for 24 hours, but whereas with the Cosmo I could use the Internet anywhere in the building, here I could only get a (patchy) signal in the room. The speed was appalling and it kept dropping out completely. \n\nFinally, our shower only gave us lukewarm water in the morning.\n\nOverall we couldn't wait to get out of this place.
__label__2 *** Review is for casino only ***\n\nThe Stratosphere casino is a fairly large area that meanders from the self park garage around to Las Vegas Boulevard.  There are little tricks to remember where you want to go and which set of stairs/escalators are the best for getting to the theatre.\n\nThe casino itself has a good selection of various slots and denominations.  They seem to target the lower rollers like me.  The casino seems to be a lot cleaner than it was when I've been there in the past.  The cocktail waitresses were around often last night and were very pleasant women.  I did notice the large percent of people who were smoking but unless you were right near them, smoke was not a problem.  They've installed a good ventilation system.\n\nI'll always have fond thoughts about the Strat even though I'm not there very often.  It was here when I was invited to a free slot tournament that through some twist of fate, I came in first and won the grand prize of $10,000.  That still doesn't buy the place an extra star but it brings warm fuzzy thoughts!
__label__0 I have stayed here a few times before, but many years ago. It has steadily gone downhill.  They now charge the much-hated \"Resort Fee\", which is a sleazy way of hiding the true cost of your stay. They also charge for internet access. VERY slow internet access. According to Cox Comm they have very old equipment at the Stratosphere and do not want to pay for the upgrade.  A 25 year old analog TV has a better picture than the TV in my room. I got my revenge by doing ALL my gambling and eating elsewhere. So the $27/day charges for Resort Fees and internet access was all they got. The other big downside is that all the action happens further down the strip and cab fares in Las Vegas are outrageous.
__label__2 You get a nice view from atop this sketchy Vegas icon.  The observation deck is high above the casino and hotel below and allow you to see the entire city.  The outdoor deck give you an  up close look at the rides that nearly defy logic.  It seems strange to install an amusement park on top of a tower as they did but it works.  People get their thrills up there every day (weather permitting).  I've only ever done the Sky Jump myself.  The other rides just aren't my style.  When I go up in the Stratospher Tower it is almost solely for the view.  There are a few problems with it though.  Admission is $18.  $12 for locals.  All you get for that is a ride in an elevator.  Sure, it runs at 21 MPH and takes you up the core in less than a minute but the simple fact remains that it is nothing more than an elevator.  Second problem, trying to figure out where to purchase admission.  I was there on Friday taking advantage of the January special for locals (free admission Fri, Sat, Sun all January long).  I stood in one line near the entrance to the elevators.  They told me to go to the box office.  I went to the box office and it was dark.  Security told me to go down stairs to the other box office on the casino level.  Then I had to go all the way back to where I started and stand in line for a while as each elevator can only take 10 people.  When you have a long line 10 people at a time makes for slow progress.  Neverthless, the wait is worth it when you reach the top and see the magnificence of the Las Vegas Valley.\n\nAs for the casino, not bad.  It is big and mostly modern looking.  Its fairly clean and doesn't seem to smell too strongly of smoke like some casinos do.  My favorite part though is near the casino level box office mentioned above.  There is a nice Dale Earnhardt Sr. Chevrolet Camaro and the Stratosphere Pole Award given to the pole sitter of the Kobalt Tools 400 at Las Vegas Motor Speedway every March.  As a NASCAR fan, this is pretty cool.
__label__1 The best thing about this hotel is the location, its right between downtown and the strip.\n\nI got put in one of the older rooms, not yet renovated. It's dark and stuffy. There is no coffee maker in the room and the bathrooms are super small. During my stay the blow dryer blew and there were sparks everywhere.\n\nThe maids dont vacuum unless you ask them to, which I find a bit gross. If you try and call house keeping you'll be on hold for at least 5 minutes. The staff is a hit or miss, some friendly others not so much. \n\nThere's a handful of restaurants through out the hotel, pricier than usual. Its pretty cool to go up to the top of the tower for the view, especially at night. The hotel has some perks even a pool but I would stay somewhere else next tim
__label__1 First and the last....\n\nPicked this hotel on a deal through Priceline. Worst idea ever. Read a couple of reviews, some where good some were bad, so I decided to draw my own conclusion.\nThe people at the front desk/concierge were rude and weren't concerned about our questions. Anyways we got a room with 2 queen beds. The room:  even tho was \"non smoking\" smelled like smoke. The bathroom was minuscule. It consisted of a toilet and a shower/ bathtub and behind the door there was your sink and  mirror. Like you'd have to basically go to the bathroom and open the door to go wash your hands. Germs much?\n\nIt was so aggravating, but we didn't go to Vegas to stay in our room.The room was big enough for us and the AC worked so we weren't really complaining since we basically got what we paid for.\n\n\n We checked out the\nTower at night and it was AMAZING.  We also went down to the pool and it was fun. The Dj played some good jams and we had a blast. We didn't get a chance to check out the rides. \n\nThe location was not the greatest, so far away from all the action! Luckily there was  the \"Deuce\" bus that ran 24 hours through the whole strip.\n\nDO NOT GO TO THE BUFFET , THE FOOD IS NOT WORTH IT BY ANY MEANS.\n\nROXY'S DINER WAS VERY YUMMY AND THE PRICES WERE REASONABLE.\n\nThe internet was expensive. Went to Starbucks for free internet.\n\nLooking for a cheap hotel, and you are simply looking for a place to rest your head. Then go for it. If you  are looking for a red carpet treatment, then this place is unfortunately not for you :(
__label__0 This place is absolutely the worst. First off, we went to check in and were told to come back at 12, we came back at 12. What did they tell us again? To come back at 3. So we leave and come back at 3. And we find out that people who had NO RESERVATIONS got their rooms at 12? What? That totally defeats the purpose of making reservations in the first place. This infuriated me and my family so much but we let it go. \nThen later that night I saw that the blankets on the bed were dirty. The pillow case had some kind of brown stain on it. I was disgusted. \nThe next morning when walking down the hall there was some plates and glasses on the floor, we didn't think much of it but when we came back later that night they were still there. This place has crappy maintenance. \nI'm definitely NEVER coming back here.
__label__0 If I could give ZERO stars, I would.  We stayed here for our Las Vegas wedding. We planned on staying 5 nights....\n1) day 1, they did not have a room for us. I made the reservations back in April.  So we got a different room with the promise that the room I reserved would be ready in the morning.  IT WASN'T!  So we stayed in the other room the remainder of our stay. \n2)housekeeping is a joke. Day 2, a trash can , sheets, and towels were left on the floor next to the door...I was confused, so I found a housekeeper and asked why they just left it, she just looked at me like I was crazy.  I finally said \"do you want me to make the bed myself?\"  Her reply was \"could you?\"  Uh no, that's what I paid you for.  Of course, I didn't say that.  I just said \"if you don't mind, we'll leave it there for you.\" \n3) first 2 nights, we literally sweated to death, it was 80 degrees in the room.  We finally called and they fixed it....but then we froze to death.  And couldn't get it turn off.  It was either feast or famine.  \n4) customer service was the worst I've ever had.  Rude housekeeping, rude front desk, rude concierge. \n5) the day of my wedding...at 1:45 our room still hadn't been cleaned.  I had a lady coming to do my hair and makeup at 2:00, so my fianc\u00e9 went to very nicely ask when our room was going to be cleaned.  The lady very rudely told him she had no idea. \n6) still the day of my wedding...at 2:45 housekeeping shows up as I'm getting my hair done. Which was fine, we tried staying out of her way.  She spilled water all over the floor and did not clean it up.  I stepped out of the room, the housekeeper turned off all the lights WITH MY HAIR LADY STILL IN THERE, after turning out all the lights, she walked out and shut the door... WITH MY HAIR LADY STILL IN THERE,  so I was locked out of my room with my hair lady still inside!  Uh.....okay?!  So I had to knock on my own door to have my hair lady open it back up for me!\n7) day 4....at noon, we decided we had had enough!  So I went to the front desk and said we were leaving a day early!  I demanded a refund for the last night and resort fees and the ridiculous charge we'd already paid on a refrigerator for 4 nights.  She knew I wasn't moving until I got a refund so she gave it to me.  \nI will never stay there again, nor will I recommend it to anyone!\nWe would've left earlier but with the wedding and all,  we decided to try to stick it out. \nDon't waste your hard earned money and time on this place. \nWe are simple people from Oklahoma and don't feel like we are entitled to special treatment but we've had better service at a holiday inn than we got at the stratosphere!
__label__2 I was extremely disappointed with my recent stay. The room I had was very dated, furniture and light fixture from the 80's. The picture of the room on the website is nothing compared to what I received at check in. Advertise to be on the strip which isn't in a nice neighborhood or in walking distance to \"The Strip\". I guess it's true you get what you pay for !!!!!
__label__4 My boyfriend and I stayed here for 3 nights with a group of friends. For the price i didn't expect anything, but I would say I had a wonderful experience there. My boyfriend forgot his toothbrush, and the housekeeping lady gave him a bunch and even some extra stuff. The room was clean and nice. The hotel gave us some complementary coupons for the buffet - it's ok but we had a good time there. We went to the top of the tower, and it was amazing that you could take those scary rides and see LV Blvd at the same time lol
__label__3 The crispy rice salad with chinese sausage, mint and lime is by far the best thing I have ever tasted.  I always order 2 portions.  If you HAVE to go to Vegas, (God forbid) you should check it out.
__label__3 Some of my restaurant friends really love this place and would give it 5 stars. Though I do like this place and would recommend it, I still favor some of the Thai restaurants I've been to in San Francisco for a combination food and atmosphere.\n\nWith that being said, service here has always been good. The wine list is appropriate for the fare and the food in general is quite good. I had the lobster special once and was a little disappointed. Not that it wasn't good... but it just didn't stand out to me.\n\nAll of the currys here are very good. Try the roasted duck curry with pineapple if you're undecided.\n\nThe beef jerky, NUA DAD DEAW, is a little too dry but the try the satay as an appetizer.\n\nYou can't really go wrong here. It's just not romantic enough or divey enough to give me the rounded 5 star food and atmosphere rating.
__label__3 There are plenty of reviews of Lotus of Siam, thanks to consistent buzz amongst locals, tourists, and food magazines. Know going in that you can't just waltz in, pick something off the menu and expect to be stunned. Their menu is extensive and contains most of the standard Thai dishes, most of which are pretty average. But if you know what to order you can have an amazing experience. They feature a lot of Northern Thai dishes which are unique to most Westerners, many of which are pretty mind-blowing. When in doubt, ask your waiter -- the staff knows what's popular. I've been here around 20 times in the past year, and here are my favorites, more or less in order of awesomeness:\n\n1) Spicy chicken wings (appetizer)\n2) Special crispy duck curry with Panang sauce\n3) Drunken noodles with Sea Bass\n4) Fish cakes (appetizer)\n5) Crying Tiger Beef (basically just tender grilled beef steak with a good sauce)\n6) Thai beef jerky (appetizer)\n\nStick with those, especially the first 4, and you'll be happy.
__label__4 James beard nominated chef, gourmet magazine says best Thai restaurant in north America, wine spectator award...All True and more.  Anyone who rated this place less than 4 stars needs to go back to panda express where you belong.  Incredible food, amazing wine list that's has some bottles of wine below retail.  Nothing else compares!!
__label__2 Spicy Catfish Salad is my favorite dish here.\n\nFood here used to be really good, but came here twice in the past month and I have to say they really disappointed me.\n\nPortions are very small.\n\nService is really lousy.\n\nThe crispy rice is very salty and doesn't taste good.  Their specialty beef (forgot its name...grilled beef thinly sliced with tamarind and coconut sauce) used to be my favorite, but this time is just mediocre\n\nReally sad this happened.  I usually look forward to going here every time we go to Vegas, but not sure if we would like to come here again.\n\nThere are so many other places which are worth visiting.  Maybe i'll be back in a couple of years....so long
__label__3 This place is sanity off the strip.  \n\nLocated in a strip mall cluster of Asian stores that look boarded up and whose names are hard to read, Lotus of Siam eluded me on the first attempt, but I'm glad I pursued it by way of a back street that revealed just how big this shopping center is.  This might help: it is right next door to Namaste Indian.  The restaurant is one of many that line a massive deserted parking lot that will make you think twice about getting out of your car, but inside the feeling was totally different.  \n\nThe servers were super friendly and helpful, and there were sane people there, sitting at tables, wearing clothes, on lunch breaks from office jobs or sober enough today to make it a few miles off the strip with cheerful faces, the ability to form coherent sentences, and the sense to seek out real food at reasonable prices.  What a relief!\n\nI'm not a fan of buffet, and looking at this one didn't change my mind.  The selection was limited and the items looked like typical buffet food.  However, for those interested, the couple of main entrees looked decent and smelled good, and the $8.99 it costs seems more than fair.  \n\nI opted for the menu and was completely satisfied.  Interestingly, they have a northern Thai food section, and I got the first dish listed.  It is an egg noodle dish served in a red coconut curry broth.  Even though it wasn't on the menu I was able to get tofu instead of chicken or beef.  The bowl of steaming sweet, spicy, sour, and creamy deliciousness is topped with cilantro, green onion, and a few fried noodles and served with a plate of \"sliced\" red onion, pickled cabbage, and a lime wedge.  The broth was absolutely delicious!  I savored each spoonful, and before I knew it had eaten the entire bowl.  It was the perfect portion for lunch.  \n\nAs for the garnish, the pickled cabbage had an interesting earthy taste underneath the vinegar, but I don't know what vegetable it was exactly.  The server thought it might be napa.  The only thing I would change would be the red onions which I think would have been much better if they were actually sliced rather than coarsely chopped as they were.  I love just about any vegetable ingredient, but huge chunks of raw onion are an exception.  \n\nMy general feeling for this place is gratitude and affection.  The food was excellent, the servers earnest, and the atmosphere perfect for decompressing from the chaos of the strip.  I would definitely come back if I happened through Vegas again, but then I might get too curious about the neighboring restaurants...
__label__2 This place is okay.  Don't believe the hype of other reviewers.  It's located in old Vegas in a scary looking strip mall, but there's a cool wig store next door that you can browse at while waiting to get seated.\n\nThe food was okay.  Some dishes are better than others, but mostly it's a lot of fried foods.  Being spoiled with the best Thai on the West Coast in SF, Lotus of Siam doesn't compare.\n\nThere's an interesting looking buffet that they offer during the weekends (perhaps only on Sundays).\n\nIf you're looking for decent Thai food in Vegas, this is one of the few options.  It has somewhat of a beat up looking interior (most Thai places have a nice interior and are spotless) but there's always a buzzing crowd to make the place lively.  Prices were inflated for the quality of the food.
__label__3 The short answer is we heard about this place and walked from the strip to the restaurant.  We go there right before they opened so they ask us to sit inside, gave us menus and water, but we had to wait for them to open.  this kind of service happened the rest of our visit, and the food was worth the walk, and we will do it again.
__label__3 I recently decided to stop eating the same things and start trying new stuff. New stuff including Thai. I have had Thai before so I am not a total neophyte. A friend and I decided to go out and had heard great reviews about Lotus of Siam. I Googled them, of course, to see what we were in for. I saw the words \"Extended Wine Selection\" and was immediately on board. The location is not the best in Vegas as the Commercial Center (yes, that is the actual name of the strip mall) has seen better days. Parking was plentiful and the restaurant was easy to find. Walking in, it seemed a little small until we entered the main dining room saddled by a giant wine cellar. The decor looked better suited for a mid 1990's country club, and was sort of all over the place, but not kitschy or themed which I appreciated. \n   The moment we were sat, waiters sort of came out of nowhere to bring us plates, water and cutlery. Extended wine selection is an understatement. The wine menu is larger than the food menu. I chose a cabernet on the lower end of the price scale as I am no Rockefeller and was pleased with it. Most impressive was the two wines that were ordered came in the appropriate glasses. One red and one white. (This is rare). \n   Once ordered, the food was brought to us very quickly. I ordered the Seafood Fried Rice and my friend ordered the Mint and Green Chili Beef (spiced at a level 9 out of 10). I was surprised at the serving size we were given for an entree priced just north of $10. I was full at the end of the meal with no appetizers or desserts. (Also rare). My friend, being more of a Thai food junkie than myself was satisfied that \"this place wasn't messing around\" when it came to spice. Apparently, many restaurants fall short in this department. The seafood tasted wonderful in the fried rice and included shrimp, crab, calamari and scallops. \n   The noise level was average, I didn't feel like everyone could hear our conversation, and try as I might, I couldn't eavesdrop on anyone else. The overall feel of the restaurant was unpretentious, relaxed and the service was consistent, yet unobtrusive. Toward the end of our meal, we were elated when the current Mayor of Las Vegas and his wife, the Mayor-Elect, were seated next to us and seemed to receive the exact same service level as everyone else. \n    Overall, I was pleased and will be returning many times in the future. A lot of reviews are right on the money when they say this is a hidden gem in the heart of Las Vegas.
__label__3 This super famous Thai restaurant has been called the best Thai restaurant in the country.  I've been here quite a few times and the most important advice I have is to skip the buffet (don't even look at it or you'll be tempted) and order off the Northern Thai menu.  I recently had the Nam Kao Tod as appetizer-crispy rice noodles with some kind of delicious meat mixed in with the noodles.  My entr\u00e9e was Kho Soy  (Steak Tar Tar), which was flavorful and delicious.  My wife had the Kho Soi (Northern Thai egg noodles with Spare Ribs).  This restaurant is consistently delicious and there are many other items I am looking forward to trying on their Northern Thai menu.  The service is always helpful and the prices are reasonable.  My only complaint with Lotus of Siam is they recently quit accepting American Express, which is the only card I like to use in restaurants.  The ambiance is comfortable and inviting, but I've never eaten in the new seating area.  Food-5 stars, Service-4 stars, Ambiance-3 Stars, Value-5 stars.
__label__3 I came here with a large party and the service was on point!  They were very attentive, the food took a while but the restaurant was busy.   The food was very savorful and authentic.  Try it out!
__label__2 3.5 \n\nOne of the better Thai restaurants I've been to. I ordered the Nam Prik Ong because it was featured on Food Network's Best Thing I Ever Ate, and my bf ordered the Pad Thai. Neither of our dishes were extremely spicy although we had ordered them 10/10 spicy. I enjoyed my dish, it was very flavorful, but honestly, it just tasted like a meat sauce from a pasta dish. Next time, I'm going to order one of the many other great things they have on their menu. \n\nMy bf's pad thai was delicious, and our chicken dumpling appetizer was good too, albeit not Thai food :) We also got a thai iced tea, which I normally find too sweet for my liking. This was definitely on the sweet side, but I still managed to finish the whole thing. \n\nI'm looking forward to coming back and maybe trying some of their other meat or curry dishes.
__label__2 It's a tourist destination, and sometimes the wait can be atrocious. So I mean you need to know that heading in. The Crispy Duck on noodles is freaking amazing, but for what it costs it should be a portion about 50% bigger. That's really my knock with LOS. The portions should be bigger given how much you're paying, or the food should just be perfect. That's where my 2 stars were lost.
__label__3 In great anticipation, we made our way from our hotel to the restaurant.  We were there at 5:45 and had no problems being seated right away. \n\nWe had the #14 nam kao tod meat salad, garlic prawns, tom kha gai soup and crispy duck on drunken noodles.  It was a lot of food, enough for a doggie bag for later too.  \nTo drink, Thai ice tea (creamy almost like an iced coffee) and a Thai Lime drink  (refreshing but too sweet, ask for less sugar). \n\nTotal came to around $75.00 for the two of us.  \n\nNow, I may be crucified for this but, it wasn't knock my socks off amazing.  It was delicious, but I've been spoiled with Thai food here in Toronto.  We go to Express Thai on Dufferin which is owned and operated by a Thai family, and I feel the flavours there are just as fresh and authentic as Lotus of Siam.  We ordered all the things that were rec'd to us, but next time I'll have to be a bit more adventurous with our choices to really experience the magic of this place.
__label__4 Its also about the wine list!\n\nTogether the food and wines are a match made in heaven.\n\nSecond time dining at this exemplary Thai restaurant. If you order right, its insanely authentic. Ordered hot at level 8: dry chicken wings, soft shell crab drunken noodles, raw shrimp with insane dips, braised short ribs in a curry. \n\nThe Headline is GERMAN WINES!\nRare is the place that has a decent German wine selection. Here in a North Vegas strip mall lies a true treasure trove. From super dry GGs all the way through TBAs.  Rieslings from all regions, vintages and prices. Page after page of a list that puts pretty much all others to shame. Perfect provenance as demonstrated by the huge glass cellar for available wines. (Undoubtedly there is an offsite too). \nMark-up on the wines is surprisingly soft considering.\n\nAnd if you don't know what wine to go with, no worries. The Somm is totally relaxed and helpful. Most people are intimidated by German labels, the only label more confusing than Burgundy, so the Somm will take the time to walk you to your bottle.\n\nSo drag yourself off the strip and enjoy a rare experience of the sublime and surreal, locals and smart visitors alike. Those who know go. Again and again.
__label__4 Excellent fresh Thai food.  Do not let the looks of the outside of this place fool you.
__label__3 I hit this place up for lunch while at a convention in Vegas.  It was recommended by a few people so I figured I would give it a shot.  Some of the best Thai food I've had.  This is a no frills type of establishment.  Great food, solid service, but little ambiance.  I would certainly recommend this place and would go back. However, getting back to the convention hall was quite the experience.  After waiting for about 30 minutes for a cab, the hostess felt so bad she sent one of the kitchen's employees to drive us back.  That was above and beyond service.
__label__0 WTH was I thinking when I decided to go back to LOS? I must be a glutton for punishment or something. After reading the recent comments in the Yelp Talk section about LOS being the Best Thai food in America, I decided to give them another try. I can't blame this mistake on caffeine deficiency, this time the mistake comes down to stupidity on my part for going back to a place that sucked the first time. LOS failed badly. Let's break down my descent into Thai hell that just happened. \n\n1: If there's a line of people waiting to get in good luck getting out. The way the narrow front entrance is setup is a safety hazard at best, a code violation at worst.  \n2: Wait staff can't even figure out how to open a bottle of wine. Saw that first hand 6 feet from me. Perhaps staff members should go watch YouTube and learn how to open a bottle without making it look like a broadway production to do so. For a place that milks that wine list hard, having staff that knows how to open the bottles is to be expected. What I saw was...well I started to wonder what he really wanted to do with the bottle from all the contortions he was going through to open it. \n3: 19 minutes from time of order until my plate arrived? Komol makes the same plate in exactly 1/2 the time. Yes I timed it. I ordered like for like and compared times. \n4: Portion size? Komol offers you more food at less cost. Seriously. I left hungry. At Komol I don't. \n5: Service. Is it too much to ask to get soy sauce? Good luck getting anyone's attention to get it, much less give you your check. \n6: That vaunted 50 page wine list of theirs is double and triple spaced, and frankly it ain't all that. I looked. Trust me I needed something to do while waiting on my food. \n7: Speaking of cost, I can order Chili Mint Chicken with an egg roll, ginger salad, and Thai Iced Tea and even with leaving a 25% tip at Komol it was still half the cost of LOS's Chili Mint Chicken, egg roll and Thai iced tea. I chose a simple dish so that I could compare them fairly. \n8: Speaking of Thai iced tea, it wasn't made properly and didn't taste as good as stuff I've had in LA and elsewhere here in Vegas.\n\n\nAnyone that thinks LOS is the Best Thai Food in America is downright delusional and really needs to get out and explore more. Komol kicks LOS's rear end. And they are light years away from the quality of food at Penn's Thai House. Best in Las Vegas? Yeah, not buying that claim either. I know this review may irritate a few diehard LOS defenders but if a place sucks, it just sucks. Call it as it is and be respected for speaking your mind vs. trying to prop up a place that doesn't deserve it. \n\n1 Star, under protest. \n\nMaybe I should get some Syrup of Ipecac as the food's not making my stomach happy either.\n\nEdit: 24 hours after I posted this LOS gets Yelp's Review of the Day? Wow. They don't deserve the recognition.
__label__1 Their most recent exposure on Top Chef: Masters had an out-of-town friend wanting to check this place out.  After our first visit  many years ago, I figured it would be a nice treat to go back.\n\nAfter making reservations for a Thursday evening, they told us they would only hold the reservation for 5 minutes because they are that busy.  Okay.\n\nWe were a party of six - four adults and two kids.  \n\n* Chicken Dumplings ($6.95) -   Basic deep fried wontons with chicken and vegetables and served with a sweet chili sauce.  This order was mostly to satisfy the kiddies.\n\n* Our friend recently had a Crispy Catfish Pieces Salad ($13.95) at another Thai place and wanted to try their version.  When he saw the presentation, he was immediately disappointed.  The pieces were a bit larger than he would have hoped and it was just an okay salad taste-wise.\n\n* The Husband was certain about one dish in particular - the Crispy Duck Curry.  (He loved it before and that's all he could remember.)  When the waiter heard this, he insisted we order the Crispy Panang Curry instead and assured us we would LOVE it.  (It also cost $20.95.)  I asked him if he was certain we really would and he said yes.  We thought it was just alright...and not really worth the $21 cost of it especially.  Sure, it was tasty but I've had better panang curry in Vegas for a fraction of the price.\n\n* We also opted for something from the Chef Specials - the Red Snapper.  Sure, it was a whole snapper at market price, which ended up being $35.  Our friend couldn't believe it when he discovered how much they charged for it.\n\nWhen the waiter initially took our order, he asked what our spice level choice was.  We wanted the salad and curry mild since the kids would be eating it.  However, it was far from mild and we were unable to serve it to the children.  As we neared the conclusion of our meal, we wanted to add another dish.  We asked the waiter for some suggestion and he mostly focused on things from the Chef Specials that were market price or didn't appeal to us.  We ultimately decided we were done with the meal.  \n\nI did take a quick peek at the dessert menu hoping for a saving grace but there was nothing exciting on there and our visiting friends were done with their Lotus experience at this point.\n\nOverall, it was a disappointing visit.  Sure, they have all the fame they could ever want but it just leaves us wanting more. Maybe we ordered all the wrong dishes?  We probably won't be coming back here anytime soon.
__label__4 We were told to arrive early so we arrived before they opened. The outside of the restaurant is a little seedy but the inside is completely different with very efficient and friendly wait staff.\nThe yellow curry was the best I've ever had outside of Thailand. The tom yum soup was divine. I wish we had this kind of Thai food in the east coast!
__label__2 We came here for this place several times and everytime it is fully committed. But hey don't give up that's why we are here now! When I arrived, I asked for a party of 2, and the wait time is 30-40 min, it was barely 5:30! You can tell how busy it is so I will say if you have somehting planned later that night, make sure you have enough time as they do not take reservation. \n\n25 min later we got seated at a small table by the wall. The server came right away and asked for our drinks. They appeared to be nice and friendly. The place is a bit noisy because of how busy they are but that's how most Asian restaurants here, and I actually think it is more authentic that way.\n\nAfter looking at the menu, we ordered Beef Skewer (No.6 on Appetizer) It was amazing! The sauce that came with it is creamy and yummy! For entrees, my boyfriend ordered pork pad thai which is amazing as well. But for my yellow pork curry, I am not too impressed. I think personally I am used to Indian curry which is thick and creamy , so when I tried Thai curry , it is too watery for me. The veggie inside is not too cooked in my opinon, and I ordered a 7 out of a 10 spicy scale  which is way too spicy than any other 7 at other Thai places.\n\nAfter all, I still think of it as a good Thai food option, but I kind of think it is over rating on yelp, especially after a 30min wait. I still prefer Le Thai on Fremont Street better. \nBut I will return and try some other items on the menu if chances come.
__label__1 I was so excited because of all the good reviews but I was very disappointed.\n\nOverall, the food was very expensive and the portions were tiny.  I didn't think it tasted better than the other Thai restaurants I've been to.\n\nMaybe I came on an off day too because the service was extremely slow and a little rude.
__label__2 This white boy likes the duck soup.
__label__3 Take the time to enjoy this little treasure. The food was amazing. We began conversing with both tables next to us and sharing each other's dishes. The experience was one of my favorite times while in Vegas.
__label__3 this place is so well hidden, i fully agree when reviewers believe that it is the locals hide this gem from the prying eyes of tourists.\n\nThe moment you step in, you realise why this place is so popular! the decor is beautiful, the wine cellar is impressive and the servers extremely friendly.\n\nWe had phad thai, green curry and some soup which was a mix of coconut milk and spicy tom yum like soup. The first and last dish were above average. I have been eating thai food since I was a kid and coming from Asia, the meal here is pretty authentic. what stood out the most was the amazing green curry! It is as good as the best I have eaten in thailand! \n\nthe dessert of mango and sticky rice with coconut ice cream was above average. \n\nFor excellent, authentic thai food, this place is a MUST TRY! :) prices are extremely affordable too! :)h
__label__1 I double checked to make sure we went to the right restaurant. I would rate the food as edible but not good. Very disappointing after reading all of the reviews. Wasted money on the cab ride in addition to the bill.
__label__4 I was taken here for a belated birthday dinner. My sister, who lives in Vegas, swore that this is the best Thai food you can ever get, and with that, she booked a reservation for 4.\n\nThe place decor and the place itself is nothing special. Not the fanciest, but not the ugliest Thai place I've been to.\n\nThe food, however, is out of this world! I'm not too picky about Thai food, but I can tell Lotus of Siam knows their Thai flavors very very very well. Everything tasted fresh and flavorful. My favorite dish was nam kao tod. I only ordered it because of the Yelp reviews, and I'm so glad I did!!!!! The flavors are so indescribable... I just wish the portion was bigger because the 4 of us was fighting over it, haha! The rice is crispy with a nice crunch to it and it has a sour lime taste, combined with small pieces of sausages or whatever the heck it was that made this dish so amazing.\n\nWe ordered a bunch of other things... tom yum hot pot, pad thai, soft shell crabs pad kee mao, some curry dish, fried rice, and I forgot the rest. Everything was on point and delicious! Don't be intimidated by the extensive menu... just experiment and pick something fun, I guarantee everything on the menu will satisfy!
__label__4 This place is seriously good. Come later at night if you want to get in without a reservation. The drunken noodle seabass was the highlight for me. Servers are excellent and you can always trust them to order for you (I did this and it was fun trying new things. Great old Riesling wines that contrast the spicy amazingly. Have to order the mangos for dessert.
__label__3 Yummy!!! They offer many authentic Thai dishes not offered elsewhere. They offer a big selection of alcohol as well. The portion is a bit small for the price but the taste makes up for it! Do make a reservation! I really liked the Hor Mok with Seabass.
__label__2 It was okay. I was expecting some truly amazing food or theme.  In reality, it was just average. I base it on the fact that I have some pretty good Thai food where I live, priced the same as here and pretty comparable environment that in comparison, I'd have to say this is nothing special to go out of your way for.  \n\nI would recommend this place only if you want some decent Thai food off the strip, in a local popular restaurant.
__label__1 No trip to Vegas was ever complete without visiting Lotus of Siam. My fianc\u00e9 and I have been going to Lotus of Siam every time we have gone on a Vegas trip. However, I have to say this might have been the lady trip to Lotus. The lunch buffet selection looked totally different with more Chinese food than usual and the Pad Thai, which was the one thing that I always looked forward too wasn't the same. The Pad Thai was light in color and bland. Usually, the Pad Thai is very orange and the flavorful, so flavorful that sometimes when I'm back in CA I contemplate on going to Vegas just so I can eat the Pad Thai at Lotus of Siam. Also, besides the Pad Thai being bland all the other food just didn't taste the same and was a little off. I don't know if the little Thai lady isn't cooking the food anymore because I didn't see her or maybe they sold it? But, whatever you changed Lotus of Siam, PLEASE change it back to what it use to be, it's just not the same. I'll probably try it one more time on a different Vegas trip because that's just how much I loved lotus of Siam and I hope they just had a temporary cook for the day.
__label__3 Ambience is lacking inside and out  ... I pulled up in a cab to a deserted looking mall and wondered whether I wanted to keep my lunch reservation ... I'm glad I did.\n\nI had the black pepper garlic chicken wings.  They were not greasy, yet crispy and flavorful.  I loved the salty, slightly sweet garlic spice rub they put on the wings prior to frying.\n\nThe pork fried rice was initially just okay -- but after doctoring it up, it was great.  They initiallly got my order wrong, but even on the second try it was lacking in flavor so I asked for some of the spice rub for the wings and I mixed it in along with some of the thai bird chili and fish sauce (from the chili cart you need to ask for).  Pork is cut into  larger, thinish squares ... I prefer thicker and longer slices (typically a bit moister).\n\nService was prompt and friendly.
__label__1 My family and I decided to give this place a try, especially seeing what great reviews were said on yelp. We got there during the lunch hour, for a table of 8 we had to wait 45 minutes which was understandable. When we were waiting inside, we noticed the buffet option but opted to order from the menu since the lunch buffet looked basic. When the food arrived, we all agreed that the food was delicious but many other Thai restaurants down the street offer the same great taste for half the price and double the size. Food may be great but their service was horrendous. For a restaurant with such great reviews, I was surprised we had to wait 30 mins for water and made many, many attempts to gather a waiter's attention for our check. Our party left unsatisfied and made a quick stop at Mcdonalds because we were still hungry. Based on price, portion, and service...I wouldn't return or recommend this place which is why I give two stars.
__label__2 I think maybe it was too hyped up for me. I mean, people driving hundreds of miles just to eat here? Not buying it. Overall, the food was very good but it didn't really knock my socks off or anything. Though I sometimes wonder if Thai food can ever knock my socks off. \n\nWe went on a Monday at about 7 pm and there was no wait at all. The restaurant is in a questionable appearing strip mall with plentiful parking. The inside of the restaurant is deceptively huge. \n\nOur waitress was very nice and informative. When we asked for recommendations, she knew her stuff and was ready with some excellent options immediately. The medium spicy was actually a little on the spicier side which makes me shudder to think of what their spicy is....\n\nI do, however, highly recommend the Panang short ribs. Less impressed by the garlic prawns. The tom kha gai soup was good but not the best.
__label__0 Didn't like anything.  Yeah, I said it.  I  didn't enjoy Lotus of Siam.  After all of the hype I was really disappointed with this place.  I didn't like the food and can't believe people actually wait in line for this place.  \n\nI can appreciate an \"Old School Gem\" but this place is just old. What a dump!  This hole in wall is in a terrible area of town too.\n\nNot a fan and will never return.  \n\nMy taste buds deserve better~
__label__2 Wow, this place is very very hyped up.\nIn my opinion kind of overrated.\n\nThey have pretty yummy soups. \nThey are always super packed so they take FOREVER!\n\nI think the food is good, but honestly I had better.\nThe menu is a freaking encyclopedia, so maybe I just haven't ordered the right thing?\n\nIt is a local fave, so maybe it's worth giving it another chance.
__label__1 Had lunch at the famous \"lotus of siam\" everyone talks about so I wanted to see it for myself..\nOrdered stuffed chicken wing . Chicken satay . Spicy fried rice with basil . Pad thai . And panang curry beef..\nAll the dishes were okay.. not awesome.. The problem was at the curry.. As shown in the picture there were almost no curry in there.. 5 spoons at most and I told the server I don't see any curry in there and he said that's how it is... I ordered curry not beef with curry sauce... mediocre taste and expensive portions small... guess that's what happens when you make too much money and busy.. lose quality..
__label__3 Taste: 4\nCreativity/Authenticity: 4\nAtmosphere: 3\nService: 4\nBang for your buck: 3.5\n\nNow how do you rate a thai restuarant that is known for well northern thai food and not \"thai\" food? do i rate it by what everyone is rating it, how can i when they aren't known for their pad thai or pad se ew which is some of my favorite dishes at my favorite thai restaurants. First lets start with atmosphere, the place is way down the strip where i don't normally roam. Located in a huge ass parking lot which looks like a strip mall is this gem in what is or was old vegas. Inside this dead looking place its packed, like i had to push my way through the front (lunch time) to put my name down on this long ass waiting list. Hit the bar in the restaurant where we were given a thick ass drink menu i mean thick!! stuck to the basics thai chang beer but for this place being packed we were seated fairly quick 20min at most. Now to the food... got the northern style food and with nothing to compare this restaurant to I'm going by my experience with curries and asian dishes. Started with crispy rice, the fried duck pannang and the garlic fried shrimp... one word AMAZING!! the crisp rice was good but very heavy on the lemon grass which over powered the dish but was still good. The crispy duck was my favorite, now if you have ever tried duck you know that well most places do not know how to cook it and being Chinese decent we know our duck and well so does lotus of siam, cooked perfectly crispy still even when submerged in curry! next the fried garlic shrimp mmmmm, deep fried and very tasty. The service here was on point and when i mean on point, full waters, back to back beers and fast check turn around. Overall I'm a fan for a very delicious meal, yeah i cant base it for any other northern thai restaurant but as far as taste goes this place is amazing and i will be back thank you Anthony bourdain
__label__0 This place is def over-rated and way to expensive for Thai food. The claim is that it's the best Thai food in the country and that's not the case . We ordered the short rib panang, Isaan sausage, soft crab noodles, house fried rice and chicken salad. Although the food had a nice kick to it the fried rice was way too sweet the chicken salad was a plain stir fried chicken dish. I was expecting this place to blow my mind away but it was a major disappointment. $80 for 5 dishes is ridiculous.
__label__1 Outside the establishment, taped to the window is a sign: do not leave valuables in car. I took note, but when they had it posted again inside the restaurant, I made sure to go back and grab anything that even looked remotely interesting to the zombies that were milling about. \n\nLittle did I know that the real robbery would occur after we got our food. \n\nThe curry was very thin, almost water. All of the dishes came on shallow plates, five dishes later the three of us were still a bit hungry. The spicy beef salad was drenched in sweet dressing. \n\nI've definitely had better. They seem to be doing ok, judging by all of the celebrity photos and the fact that there were several large groups there that night. But I don't see a reason to go back.
__label__3 James Beard award winning restaurant in a ghetto stripmall in Vegas? Why yes there is! Had to convince my friends and family to actually stop in but once we got there, sat down and tried their lunch buffet everyone was thanking me! One of the best Thai food places I've been and it was a buffet. I don't really like buffets because I'm always concerned about the freshness of the food. This place was amazing and crowded but the best pad Thai ever!
__label__3 Absolutely delicious! \n\nWe went here for a pre-wedding dinner the night before. We love Thai and wanted to compare to our local favorite. \n\nI liked the Tom Kha Gai. The hint of lime was refreshing. \n\nWe also tried several others dishes. We asked for medium spicy but I felt like it wasn't that spicy. However, it was still best Thai food (aside from our usual local favorite) we've tried! We'll definitely come back!\n\nOne small note, come when your not rushed for time. Our waiter and food took a little bit longer than we're used to, but it wasn't a problem.
__label__2 Luckily I didn't know about all the hype until we actually got here. I didn't realize it was a famous restaurant. It's off Sahara in the most unlikely spot, and it looks like a hole in the wall, but once you get in it's actually quite big inside. It was crazy busy on this Wednesday night but they were able to seat us about 15 minutes early.\n\nThe service is very fast and Asian-level friendly. We ordered the crispy duck with drunken noodles, stuffed chicken wings, Nua Nam Tok (charbroiled beef slices) and green curry. \n\nThe stuffed chicken wings were a disappointment. I've had better at other restaurants, and my own that i make are by far WAY better. The rest of the food was all really good, and my favorite was the crispy duck. The curry was very normal, nothing special. The Nua Nam Tok was maybe a 7/10. \n\nThe portions are TINY! For three people we probably could've used one more entree. We also ordered a glass of wine each, and it came to about $55 a person, which is damn expensive for Thai food.\n\nAll in all, it was good. I'd like to go back and try some other things on the menu, which, by the way, is HUGE. It's like 10 pages! But I dunno..I would also be just as happy going to the Thai place down the street from me for half the cost.
__label__3 As everyone is already saying, the garlic prawns are a must-have. A bit on the pricey side, but I don't know any other thai restaurant that does this. We also had drunken noodles....meh. $15 (?) was way overpriced for a sub-par product. \n\nLocation: the restaurant is difficult to find. it's in a shady part of Las Vegas, so lock your doors! However, once you step inside the restaurant, you feel like you've been transported to a thai palace. weird. \n\nWe lucked out and got in last minute, so make sure you make reservations. Otherwise, order out!
__label__1 This place is way overated! We ordered the tom kha kai; and it was extremely salty and sour. The crispy duck curry and drunken noodle were quite boring, nothing special. Plus they are overpriced! Service was also really bad. With the money that I spent here, I rather go to some Thai restaurant on the Las Vegas Strip to enjoy better food and service. It was like a joke to me!
__label__2 Have had better hibachi for less of a price. It's ok... Prob wouldn't go again maybe only if I wanted a quick snack of a couple sushi rolls.
__label__2 We went here after hearing that they had happy hour specials. \nUnfortunately, the happy hour is pretty disappointing.. The regular prices on the menu are high enough that when they offer specials.. Well, that only means that you're paying regular price. Not at all a deal, if that's what you are looking for. \nService was fine, if a little slow. It was friendly enough.\nThe atmosphere is very nice and romantic, and very quiet, probably because of the time we came. Not a place you would bring children, at least, if you have any respect for others. :P\nThe food.. Meh. It wasn't really bad, but it wasn't really very good either. \nFor the prices they charge, it should be a lot better. I don't think I'll be returning to this one, even though it's practically next door. There are better places for sushi. \nMaybe their real specialty is the habachi?
__label__0 What a disappointment.  Supposed to have dinner at 8pm, party of 12.......after waiting 45 minutes AND some of the party paying for drinks at the bar, we are told there is no room for our party.....somehow the reservation was missing?????  My personal thought....they also had a party of 40...hmmmm which would make them more money?  Turned out for the best for our party....we went to GEISHA HOUSE on N. Decatur and had a WONDERFUL diner, EXCELLENT service, YUMMY food...so I guess Thank you Osaka for losing the reservation....we went somewhere else where our business was appreciated and had a great time!  Oh and won't be back to Osaka!
__label__0 Eaten here a few times and the good was pretty good. HOWEVER, tonight (Valentines Day) I had reservations for my girlfriend and I and when we arrived, they had no idea who we were. This apparently happened to two other couples as well, and we were all forced to wait for an opening. After waiting for 50m with constant promises of being seated soon, we eventually had to leave because we were going to miss our show. When we were leaving, I told the hostess how disappointed I was and she essentially said it wasn't her fault EXTREMELY rudely.\n\nNo food is worth being treated this poorly. I am now eating a burger for Valentines dinner with a girl dressed to the nines and we stick out like a sore thumb. I am just praying we still make our show tonight.
__label__2 We love going to hibachi restaurants, we have tried several around town. Comparing to other places the entertainment was almost as good, the only difference is that the prices were slightly higher than other restaurants. They even charge you extra if you get fried rice, which is usually included in the price in other establishments. The food was ok and the customer service was very good. We ordered a roll and this was very good. I heard they have happy hour daily until 6pm, maybe I would come back and try more rolls during happy hour. \nThe restaurant's atmosphere is pretty nice!
__label__0 Food is not anything special and hibachi is way overpriced. While dining an ant crawled off my sisters plate and when we told them about it they made it seem like we were making it up, however later on in the night more ants appeared on our table and when we told the sever she wiped the table down with a dish rag and went on with no care. For a meal that was over $150 I expected better service and a much cleaner atmosphere. If you're thinking of coming here maybe try Ohjah instead; cleaner atmosphere, tastier food, fresher sushi, and much better customer service.
__label__2 This used to be a much cooler club. However, for some reason they changed the name and the decor... not bad now but I miss the old one.
__label__3 love this place!! as a group of 8 girls, we werent too worried about getting in. nonetheless, i put us on the guest list. we waltzed right up front, talked to buoncer for about 2.2 and then we were in. not to mention it was free champagne all nite for the ladies, a fashion show, and steven tyler was there. sweet!! the drinks were strong (only bummer is they were expensive, typical vegas). \n\nthe dance floor was roomy and the dj was great. we also met up with a bachelor party that was more than willing to share the vip booth and bottles of vodka. i really like the layout of this club too since you can stand above and check out the crowd. \n\nthe other bummer was that our guy friends couldnt get in for the life of them. i made the mistake of going upstairs to try to get them in, but that didnt work. the cab ride from mandalay was cheap, so dont let that deter you from hitting up body english!! i would def go back!!
__label__3 +1 star for not waiting in line\n+1 star for being a girl and not paying a cover\n+1 star for getting a bracelet for free champagne all night\n+1 star for having enough space to dance my ass off\n\nThings I learned while in Vegas: There are definitely reasons why champagne is offered as the \"unlimited drink.\" You can only drink so much of it. Props to myself for letting an \"old man,\" who I thought was 35, but according to my friends definitely was not, buy me enough drinks to make me think he was 35. Go me.
__label__2 When in Vegas, I only have one rule: I don't talk to guys older than 27. Hey, it's my trip, my rules. After being horribly disappointed at CatHouse and ghostbar, we ended up at Body English. \n\nQuick recap: three clubs, one night. \nMoney spent on cover charges: $0\nMoney spent on taxis: over $50\n\nBody English, a large cavernous subterranean club,  delivered, in spades. That said, the young crowd was somewhat rough. Which is fine by me, because I love hanging out with asian bboys. Who knew I had to travel to Vegas to party like its San Jose? My friend was not impressed, she likes cheesy rock boys. After dancing to numerous jay-z/beyonce/rhianna remixes and having to listen to a Carmina Burana interlude three times (!!! seriously? what is up with that?), she decided she'd had enough of the soldiers. \n\nAll clubbed out (7 clubs starting 11 pm Friday night to 2:30 am Sunday morning), we decided it was finally time to hit the craps tables.
__label__2 This place has lost a star.  Ok, I love my club host, who totally sets me up with getting into places, and he didn't disappoint here either... \n\nbut maybe it was the night I was there (fri) or the crowd or something, but it was just off.  Like not good off the hook, off.\n\nThe club wasn't nearly as busy as it usually is, there were tables empty, the bartenders were actually smiling and waiting to help serve you, rather than being 5 deep in customers, and there was no wait for the women's bathroom.  (that right there should tell you 'something is wrong')\n\ndrinks were good, i can't say I didn't have fun, but by 1am i was ready to go, and headed back to the strip to do some other clubs.
__label__4 Came here the second I turned 21! Literally. My friend and I got the VIP treatment which was awesome. Didn't stay in the VIP area that much cuz there were a few creepers in there. Gross.\n\nDespite the cockfest (yes, I'm a girl and I didn't like it) and the random mix of hip hop and past 80s songs, I had the BEST time ever!! I b**ched about the music maybe for like 20 minutes or so and then the 5 Washington Apples in a row happened. ANYTHING they played after that was good to me!!  I loved the decor and chandeliers too!! Definitely will come back for another round!
__label__1 Rolled on over to Body English for after hours after starting my night at Lavo.  I sorta/kinda remember getting to the Hard Rock...not much of a line around 2:30ish but we were on a guest list and no problems getting in.  Stopped at the bar upstairs to buy my ladies a round of drinks...$50 for 4 drinks...not surprised, and actually not too bad.  I once paid $22 for a redbull/vodka in Vegas. *&^*$(**&%#*!!?!??!!\n\nOnce again, a million and one stairs to get downstairs. This is the worst idea ever when ladies in heels are involved.\n\nThe dance floor was small, not crowded, but fun.  You knew that the people here were all pretty much wasted, but ready to keep the party going.  (I usually end up at Drai's for my afterhours, but since it's temporarily closed...)  The DJ was...eh.  Trust me, I love my EDM, and will be back for EDC in Vegas, but this was straight too much techno for me.  The untse untse's never changed.  It gets too repetitive for me.\n\nSo I wandered over to the downstairs bar for another drink, and my experience here is what really left a bad taste in my mouth.  Facing the bar I was on the far left side.  The female waitress straight ignored me for a good 5-7 minutes, serving all of the men around me.  I am a patient bar fly, waiting my turn and not hounding the bartenders.  But when my whole side of the bar was empty, and she decided to hug and chat with her male friend that stopped by, even looking at my and obviously deciding she didn't want to serve me,  I had had enough.  Marched right on down to the other female bartender who was hustling to serve folks, and had a drink within a minute.  I told her she was doing an excellent job and that her coworker was a lazy, rude b*tch, and she just shook her head in silent agreement.  I would rather brave the stairs and go back to the upstairs bar than give that stupid a$$ my money.  At the end I hoped she would serve me so that I could give her a big fat ZERO tip.\n\nBody English...get your bartenders in check.  I have never been treated so rudely in Vegas.  Will I be back? Not unless I'm dragged.\n\nBonus: after hours.\nBogus: rudest bartender ever.
__label__0 Where do I start?  If you know anything about music and what a DJ should actually sound like, stay far far away.\n\nI went here to see Craze and never thought I could be so disappointed.  The opening DJ was painful to listen to.  Even with a serato, he couldn't beat match to save his life.  He also couldn't get his levels right, come up with a decent track selection, or scratch (um, you're opening for Craze... stop embarrassing yourself).  The crowd still ate it up.  I'm not normally very judgmental, but this crowd was the lowest of the low and not what you would expect in a Vegas club.  The go-go dancers were ok with the exception of one - she had no clue what she was doing.  The dancers are supposed to set the tone for the crowd, so I guess she fit in perfectly.  When Craze went on, he totally played for this crappy crowd.  I had to book it out of there.  It was a very disheartening experience.\n\nI wish I could give this place zero stars.  The staff was nice, so I guess that's how they earned their star.
__label__2 Visited my fair Vegas last weekend with a friend who was having a conference at Mandalay Bay, which is home to Red Square with the ice bar...which we didn't even notice!  \n\nThe food was pretty great.  I had the Salmon with mushroom ragout and asparagus...talk about yummy!  Salmon cooked perfectly and the ragout was rich and creamy and perfectly mushroom flavored.  Oh, but I started with the Lobster bisque...a little on the salty side, but had plenty of chunks of meat.  Friend had the Goat cheese salad, yummy, and the Ahi Tuna, which had a wonderfully spicy/sweet sauce with it, and plated on a long rectangle glass plate---oh so pleasing.   Other friend had the Ribeye with mashies...sort of the plainest meal on the menu, and her beef had a bit too much fat on it.  \n\nCan you believe that we had only one martini between us?  It didn't taste all that great...kindof a strange mix of flavors.  Oh well. Next time. \n\nOnly 3 stars due to the service...was not impressed...server was a bit slow and unattentive, only came by when she \"had to\" and a bit too late.
__label__2 Good stiff vodka based drinks here. The bloody mary is almost a meal in itself.  I like the casual atmosphere and the expansive booths for groups. The high ceilings, faux constructivist murals and red lightings make this place very dramatic and almost transport me back to Moscow. The only downside is that water service is sloooow and they don't have Russian standard any more.
__label__4 Vodka flights.  Caviar flights.  Both awesome.  Try the German caviar!  If you want to go extra fancy, they have an ice room!  Did I mention the Vodka from all over?
__label__4 Nostrovia martini, a great summer drink and Starry night martini, like the Van Gogh painting, are both very excellent!!! the ICE bar (literally) and the decor are FANTASTIC...makes me feel like I'm in Russia! I love vodka!
__label__1 Red Square is an incoherent mess, a poorly-conceived tribute/parody of the cold-war-era soviet union complete with kitschy cocktail names, miss-the-mark decor, and a headless Lenin statue out front.  \n\nShort take: Drinks?  Yes.  Food?  No.  Douchebags and blank-eyed tourists?  Mostly.\n\nMy wife and I gave it a go while too lazy to venture out of Mandalay Bay (where we were staying), and things started off surprisingly well.  Drinks, while oddly rich in Sierra Mist and other kids-candy mixers, are fairly well executed.  Some menu-born promises, such as a chocolate-covered plantain in the \"Russkie\" (see, stupid names), are satisfied in name only.  In that case, by a dehydrated plantain chip with a smear of chocolate on it rode the foam of a banana-creme martini.\n\nOur server had zero taste, first recommending the steak tartare and then mauling it table-side by adding absolutely everything served on the plate to it.  If I wanted even parts caper, onion, beef, and horseradish sauce mashed together, I would have done it myself for less than $20.\n\nFoie gras was okay (not great, as the foie gras itself was uncharacteristically bitter), served with a berry sauce, an apple, bacon, and french toast points.  There's a reason that most French preparations stick to brown sweets, like apple, raisin, and fig.  Berries for the $24 fail.\n\nMy wife's entree, lobster fettucini, was remarkably unremarkable, with a rubbery, overcooked lobster-claw in a thin and under-salted cream sauce.  She was tired, and the not-really-rich cream sauce was all she was really looking for.  $32?  Ouch.\n\nMy entree, the Stroganoff, was absolutely offensive.  In short, it tasted like boiled anus.  The tenderloin tips were overcooked, fibrous, and bland, and they rode around in a sauce so poorly seasoned that it could absolutely never have been tasted by anyone in the kitchen.  The noodles were reasonably cooked, but covered in that terribly executed sauce, and it was all topped off with onion strings that had clearly been fried at least 30 minutes prior to being plated.  They tasted of cold, congealed fryer grease, and they were the only salt carrier of the dish.\n\nNear the end of our meal, crappy club music (and I like club music) started thumping through the entire venue.  Not a gracious end to a meal that cost nearly $150 before tip.\n\nMerely 30 feet from Wolfgang Puck's Lupo (which I've never been to, but clearly has to be better), you'd have to have suffered a debilitating brain injury or lost a bet to end up at Red Square for anything but drinks.
__label__2 I really liked this bar. It had a cool atmosphere and good drinks.\n\nI don't exactly remember what I had but I remember it being some kind of pineapple mojito with absinthe in it. It was sooooo yummy!
__label__4 It was awesome, service is what you expected from this type of restaurant.\n\nThe atmosphere was very differant and fun.\n\nI hope they are around for a long time to come.
__label__2 The happy hour martinis are where it's at!! Had a few dirty martinis and got a bunch of apps. The place looks cool and the bar is made of ice. \n\nService was excellent! Bartenders, waitress, hostess. All A+++
__label__2 Service was was good but slow.\nFood was good but the entree (Filet Mignon) I was told could only be prepared Medium after asking for Med Well. \nSalad arrived after 40 min. \nMy entree arrived about 40 min later and my steak was medium rare at best and barely warm. No sign of a waiter to send back for 15 min. \nIt's not hard to cook a steak but they cant get it done.
__label__1 Good news first...the Moscow mule was fantastic.  And then the a bad news.  It took 1 1/2 hrs to get our food and when it arrived ot was cold and flavorless.   I asked for salt nd people and receive attitude from the wait staff.  Very disappointed with the food and the service.  Probably would not return here.
__label__3 LOVE, LOVE, LOVE this place! We had the tuna tartare and it was divine! Same thing with the beef stroganoff - wow, the flavor is ridiculously good. Everyone loved their food - and don't forget the Moscow Mule!! I would definitely go back again. Just be aware that it is a little on the pricey side and some of the dishes are smaller than you might expect. For example, my brother paid $19 for the chicken wing appetizers and the 6-8 wings were the size of my thumb (and I have a small thumb). This was not the case with the tuna tartare, another appetizer - it was reasonably sized. Entrees were properly proportioned for the price, but just be aware and maybe check with your server if you're STARVING (which we were) :)
__label__4 Great dining experience. Jasmin is a beautiful restaurant, tons of windows (on three sides) looking out over the Bellagio fountains, high ceiling, gorgeous plates, really good food. I had the crispy chicken which had very thin, very crispy breading; it was a nice clean dish.  Had a nice dessert, too, the warm chocolate truffles with cinnamon ice cream. It's an expensive restaurant, but it's something special, so if you are in Vegas for good food, go to Jasmin. One nice thing is the food is delicious but the menu is not full of obscure items like a lot of the fine dining establishments that just try too hard to put weird stuff on the menu.
__label__1 We were very excited to go to Jasmine after reading the reviews.  Big disappointment.  Overly salty, nearing inedible. Rude waiter.  Short and impatient with my wife, our order, overall experience. Will not be back.  Better service and treatment at restaurants half the price.
__label__2 Came here for Sunday brunch buffet. They were super busy, but their service was superb! As you walk into the restaurant you are in awe of the awesome view of the Bellagio fountain. The ambience is amazing, it feels like your about to have high tea. You don't feel like you have to rush and grab all the food you can possibly stuff in your face. Just sit back relax and grub.\n\nThe food was good, but it didn't blow my mind. They had a good variety of food. They offered an omelet station, hot soup noodle bar, oysters (they were really good!!!) lobster egg benedict, bacon, dim sum, tuna tartare, sushi, everyone gets one piece of Peking duck (one of the best items), hand rolled chocolate truffles, choc fondu, yummy mango sorbet. Well you get the point. There were some really good eats, but most of them were okay for the price. You're really paying for the ambience, when you dine here. \n\nIt's a great place to spurge when you're in Vegas.\n\nI'll be back...when I win big. ;)
__label__3 I was visiting Las Vegas for the first time this past weekend, and while gambling is fun for some people I was much more fascinated by the dining options here - truly a disneyland for the foodie... with that said I was with a group of people who don't share the same views on the city and decided to try Emeril's after everyone else had left and I still had time to kill.  I don't like eating alone and so I chose to sit at the bar for a late lunch.  The server working the bar was extremely friendly and able to give me wonderful suggestions both on the lunch menu and on wines by the glass.  I had an amazing burger - I know, I know - but it was too good to pass up.  It had blue cheese and portabello mushrooms on it with a homemade mayo and portwine ketchup.  I saw several other dishes go by that looked equally delicious.  Also, the cornmuffins and sweet roll that accompanies all meals are not to be passed up.  Definitely one of the more relaxed restaurants in the MGM.
__label__2 I am giving this a 3 because of two reasons, 1.) I can't put a 2.5, and 2.)The bartender was really cute, and made me the best cadillac margarita ever !! \n\nNow as for Dinner, My steak which I wanted pink in the center, was well done !!! I sent it back because it was a $50 plate, upon its return the steak was still very well done, and the mashed potatoes were missing.  Now for the record, I didn't have to pay for it, so that was nice.
__label__3 Started with the BBQ shrimp.  Tasty and just the right size.  3 pieces of shrimp for a group of 3. I had the Emeril's Barbecued Salmon for lunch, tasty but there are better items on the menu.  My uncle's Po Boy sandwich with Whiskey Braised Roast Beef had just the most amazing tender and juicy beef. As for my aunt, she had a great filet that was on the most amazing potatoes.  I think they had lobster and loads of butter and cream in them.  I should have paid better attention, but I would definitely make sure to order some of the spuds.  Only disappointment was the bread was served individually as if it was baked freash, maybe it was, but it sure tasted lame to me.
__label__1 I don't mind spending money for a special occasion meal providing the food and the service are commensurate with a high-ticket entr\u00e9e.  (about $40 per entr\u00e9e.)\n\nWe arrived at 8:30pm and there barely was a wait.  The greeter was courteous.  When we first sat down, they promptly took our cocktail order and told us that water and bread would follow.  \n\nThe good:  I had just ordered the same cocktail for dinner the night before at the Voo Doo Lounge.  The one at the other place was nothing to write home about, even though it was the same exact cocktail.  I don't know what they did differently, but the one I had here was truly spectacular.  I'd give it a 10.  I ordered a dirty martini using Grey Goose vodka.\n\nThe place was nicely decorated, on the main traffic isle to the concert arena (good for people watching), and was clean.\n\nThe bad:  They came around with bread, and you get just one piece of bread, the size of a garlic knot (not very big).  One of my dinner companions was very hungry and after asking, they finally came around with a plate full of bread, but the visual just served just as a tease.  She thought he was just gonna leave the whole plate.  Instead, he gave her just one, and moved on to other tables to pass out the other rolls and acted like it was the last bread on earth and he could only spare just one.\n\nThe wait for dinner was very long.  I didn't time it but I'm gonna guess to say it was 45 minutes.  I realize the kitchen might be backed up or something, but our waiter never came by to say he knew we were alive and we were up in 2 more tables (or whatever).  There was plenty of staff, in fact, they told us they were fully staffed that night gearing up for the exiting crowd (not until 11pm) from that night's AC/DC concert.  We were there during a non-busy time, as the restaurant was only about 75% to capacity and virtually no wait.\nFor a $40 entr\u00e9e, I want my waiter to be on top of things and attentive.  Not only did we have a waiter, but we had a waiter's helper/busboy who came by with water refills and the like.  There really was no excuse I could think of to ignore us that long.\n\nI had heard that the food here was so amazing that I simply couldn't wait to try it.  I ordered the Grilled Hawaiian Swordfish.  It was overcooked, very dry, and there was nothing special about it.  To me, the mark of good food is food combinations, seasoning, and the sauce.  Anyone can make fish, chicken, and steak.  It's what you pair it with and the sauce that floats my boat.  Anyway, there were no such good comments I could make.  There was no sauce or special flavors and the food pairings were nothing unusual.  How about you put together some Cajun seasonings or regional Louisiana cooking, for Pete's Sake?  I felt like I could have had the same fish for $10 at a local diner.  It was plain Jane and dried out.\n\nIt came with Coucous.  The coucous was very good, but hey, it's coucous.  Who can get excited about coucous?  It's like saying you got excited about rice.\n\nThe vegetable was asparagus.  I guess they put it on the grill as well.  It was so overdone that it brought back scary memories of my mom's generation when they used to boil vegetables to death.  It was completely wilted and also had no flavor or distinctive seasoning.  If you're gonna wilt it, then use some spices to rev up our palates.  If you're gonna make it plain, then serve it somewhat al dente so we can at least get in all our nutrients.\n\nI ordered the Beignets.  The last time I was in New Orleans, I am ashamed to admit, I bypassed breakfast and instead ate beignets every day for breakfast along with my robust French coffee.  Those beignets made a lifetime lasting impression on me.  While La Gasse's beignets were edible, they weren't light and fluffy and were certainly forgettable.\n\nI'm giving the restaurant a poor score for non-existent service (when they clearly weren't busy) and a meal that was no better than Denny's.\nDT
__label__4 I came here with my gf one night for out \"nice dinner\" and i had a great time. The food was excellent and the service was awesome. \n\nI had the prime rib, at $45, and my gf had some kind of fish, at $35. With a glass of wine and cocktail with dessert, the bill came out to around $150 with tip. Pricey...but i knew the gf would enjoy it so it was worth it. The dessert we had was banana cream pie. It was covered with whip cream and caramel sauce. It was so good...and was pretty much the cherry on top to a great experience.
__label__0 Mediocre in every way.  Service and food.  Overreliance on salt in the remoulade was a disappointment from this name.  The whole place looked tired and past prime.
__label__0 Very disappointing experience.  No ambience, no panache. My wife and I went here for lunch. I had BBQ salmon, she had the ribs.  Salmon was ok, tasty. Ribs were non descript and the portion was tiny. No potato served with the ribs, just the ribs and 2small fried okra.\nThe service was bad,  simply awful. The waiter did not know the menu. My wife ordered Pelligrino and we wanted to share a large bottle. The waiter claimed they only had one size so I ordered iced tea. When they brought the water it was in fact large and shareable however the waiter filled two glasses and then took the bottle away????  No check back from waiter until the very end of our meal. The dinner rolls were yesterday's from a local grocery store.\nAll in all a truly pedestrian experience at Strip prices......
__label__4 Terrificly delicious food.  Good service.  Very enjoyable atmosphere for a dinner with friends.  A terrific meal.  I read some negative reviews before going, but I found everything to be very good and am glad we chose to go there.
__label__2 After sadly finding out that Seablue at the MGM is temporarily closed, we left scrambling for a quick but nice early seafood dinner.  Emeril's menu seemed to have us covered, and during their happy hour (bar-only), it seemed fortuitous.  \n\nWe ate half a dozen oysters at their happy-hour prices, which were a good start.  The prie fixe menu - soup, salad, entree and dessert seemed like a good deal, as well.\n\nThe duck confit salad was surprisingly luxurious.  The clam chowder was sufficiently clammy and salty.  The entree of Sweet Barbecue Glazed Salmon was plentiful and filling, while also being more sweet than anything.  \n\nMy friend's entree of what looked to be Scallops in Spaghetti looked down right sad.  Barely a tiny bowl's worth of food, and it honestly looked like it came from a can.  Yes, spaghetti from a can, with tiny scallops added to it.  \n\nDessert came and went, the Bread Pudding being extremely buttery.\n\nThe service was courteous when they came by at the bar, but otherwise, they were really more interested in whatever else they were doing - maybe setting up for the rest of the night, filling table orders.\n\nAll in all - did I feel like my dinner was worth the $63?  Yes, it's a fair value for the strip.  My friends?  Not even close.\n\nI miss Seablue.
__label__1 considering it has Emeril's name on it, i expected way better. sure, the lobster bisque was good, but my steak was extremely, EXTREMELY tough, and although i hate spicy food, my boss said his etouffee had \"no heat\" for cajan-inspired dish. the service was definitely lacking both in friendliness and speed. come on, you guys can do way better...but next time, Wolfgang Puck.
__label__1 Quite a disappointment. Service was very polite and friendly, but the kitchen was painfully slow. 3 different kinds of oysters but our waiter couldn't tell us the difference between them. The frog legs were tasty but very oily. The crawfish and trout was really salty. My boyfriend got the ribeye fillet and couldn't finish more than a few bites because the reduction was way too rich and pungent. \n\nBest part were the pretzel rolls, wasn't worth a $140 bill
__label__3 Didn't think you'd come to Vegas for a burger, did you!?  Well, this ain't a mere burger.  It's a burger with a capital 'B'!\n\nAll three times, I've had some form of addition and subtraction to my basic burger - medium juicy patty and a ton of fresh raw onion.  That to me is probably all I would go for on a normal day... no cheese.  Cheese always seem to overtake the taste of everything else it's added on, for me.  But add an egg cooked over-easy, real bacon and some jalepenos... omfg - I'm having a burgasm!\n\nI always almost have the black angus 'coz I wouldn't get the kobe beef.  \nI just think it's kind of silly that they called it American Kobe beef... Kobe as we all know, is nowhere near America and the ones they serve here are from Idaho... ummm... \n\nBut this is a good place for a cold beer (they really are as cold as beer should be, I'm told), a very very VERY good Burger and a nice ambiance with surprisingly not many rowdy kids considering it's a burger place - maybe they too are too busy  having their mini burgasms to be annoying :)  Again, they might need a new host (she's as stupid as she looks) but everyone else is great.  Still can't get over the twins who work there - they always throw me off :)
__label__3 Mmmmmm... burger bar...\n\nOkay, so we found this place in a Japanese guide book and we were worried that it might not still be around... so we schlepped out there and arrived to find the place was hopping. We didn't have to wait too long to get a seat.\n\nThe menu at this place is amazing. Basically, you construct a burger with whatever toppings you want. And they have pretty much everything. It was everything I could do not to go hog wild and make the most expensive burger known to man, so I went with a spicy buffalo theme. I ordered the buffalo (delicious cow like animal) and got jalapenos and pepper jack, the fried zuccini, and a chocolate banana shake (not on the menu, but they made it anyway). The wife had salmon.\n\nI was in burger heaven. I mean, it was really one of the best burgers I've ever had in my entire life. The wife wasn't enjoying her salmon and so she wasn't too pleased. She was happier when I gave her the rest of my shake though (cause it was soooo good).\n\nAnyway, one little detail that I thought was awesome was that when my jalapenos came, there were picked ones and fresh ones. And they had ketchup, mustard, and A1 sauce at every table.\n\nSo, in the end, the waitress was kind of a bitch, but this random other dude kept helping us out, so we left her a little tiny tip and gave the random dude some gambling chips, and we were off.\n\nExcellent place, come with the guys.
__label__1 quality of their meat is great and it's cooked per your request. i ordered medium, i got medium. it can be a bit pricey with many of the add-ons being $0.65+ each (e.g., cheese, bacon, grilled onions, jalapenos, etc).\n\nthe problem is with their lack of seasoning. a little salt and pepper goes a long way. had our burgers been properly seasoned, i think this could've been really good, buuuut they weren't.
__label__2 Burger Bar is just ok. The veggie burger option isn't tasty. I'd much prefer a Boca Burger over Burger Bar's version. The menu describe the veggie burger as \" This burger will flirt with your taste buds and delight your palate with its intriguing combination of whole grains, brown rice, onions, soy, cheese, mushroom, garlic and special spices.\" Um, no. More like mushy rice mess that sends my taste buds packing. \n\nThe sweet potato fries are delicious. One of the people in our party ordered the kobe beef/foie gras burger (aka Rossini), which was just ok. I seriously doubt it was worth the $60 price tag, but it came with a free dessert. We chose the chocolate burger, which is a warm donut (as the bun) with chocolate ganache as the meat patty and a slice of jellied passionfruit as a cheese slice. This was awesome. I would come back JUST for the dessert burgers.
__label__4 Burger Bar is my favorite restaurant in Las Vegas. Anytime I have friends or family in town, I pick them up and we head to eat at the Burger Bar so I can order my favorite Kobe Beef on Whole Wheat Bun with coleslaw, BBQ sauce, jalapeno bacon, blue cheese and fat fries. It's hard to imagine but these burgers can not be described in words only tasted. I promise you will not be disappointed.
__label__4 I often see those Carl's Jr commercial for the $6 dollar burger. Making a big deal about if it doesn't get all over the place, it doesn't belong in your face. \n\nBig deal, try the Burger Bar's $60 Rossini burger.\n\nSure 60 bucks is a lot for just a burger. But come on, its VEGAS! People come here to do it big, have stories to tell, and just live a little on the wild side. So excuse me if I wanted to try this monster out.\n\nOne word, amazing, this burger still haunts me. No joke, its been 2 days, and I'm getting hungry now just thinking about it. Make sure to drizzle the truffle sauce all over (truffles being the most expensive thing in the Rossini) ugh.... sooo good.  Plus it comes with desert, and the waitress was super cute.\n\nI cant stand it when people say IN-N-OUT is the best burger around. I bet those same people think strippers like them too.
__label__3 I was walking around with a friend of mine after buying drinks at another place. We weren't really craving anything in particular, but this place was packed and it looked like a good idea to check it out. I like the idea of the place, you can basically customize your burger as you like it all the way down to the type of fries/sides that you want. \n\nIf you want to avoid the wait, you can opt to sit at the bar (which is what we did). There was a flirtatious bartender serving us. She was totally flirting with two hefty guys in their 40s. They SO wanted her, it was hilarious watching them drool over her. She wore a tight tank top that showed off her tattoo on the small of her back, total bait for the guys. \n\nService for the food is pretty quick as are the drinks. The bartenders are pretty knowledgeable with the drinks too so they can answer your questions if you have any. You can also get a sample if you would like, which is nice. And if you want to flirt, there are plenty of bartenders to flirt with. TVs are also behind the bar, offering various sporting events. \n\nSo overall, it's a pretty chill place to go to. Fairly cheap food and burgers the way you want it. Worth trying out and fun can be had by all!
__label__2 I made sure this was on my list of places to try based on the sage advice of Brad E.  I had walked by the place many times in my travels to Vegas and had glanced at the menu board and decided $10-20 hamburgers were not my style.  I got there early for the dinner hour and got a seated at a small table right away, being alone they tried to talk me into sitting at the bar without being pushy.  By the time I left folks were waiting to be seated.  \n\nI opted for the sustainable beef (medium) on Ciabatta with blue cheese and a spicy aoili ($12.35) .  It came with a tiny slice of onion, a tiny slice of tomato, a pickle spear and a slice of lettuce (see picture).  I also got a side salad ($2.50).  It was a good, but not great, burger.  For me it didn't live up to the hype.  I have had burgers that tasted just as good from Red Robin for less.\n\nI seemed to arrive as shifts were changing, my original waitress was by quite often but towards the end I had a waitress that was working another part of the restaurant and I only saw her when she came to check on me.  It didn't really matter much as either way I got good service and was never totally neglected.\n\nI would come back again if somebody I was with wanted to but not likely by myself.
__label__1 We walked from venetian to mgm and then to burger bar (basically all the way down the strip) so by the time we got there I was starving! \n\n(-)\n- 17 bucks for my kobe beef burger. \n- adding avocado cost 1.55 (ridiculous) for three small slices\n- burger came and they forgot to add avocado to mine. \n- inconsistent medium rare patties, some were really pink in the middle, some looked well done\n\n(+)\n-sweet potato fries\n\nMy burger was good, I didn't think it was anything special and not worth 17 bucks. Service was ok, I dont know if it was the waitresses fault I didn't get the avocado or if it was the kitchen. It also took forever to flag the waitress down and get a pen for our credit card stuff.  For the 24 bucks I paid in total I'd rather have spent it on gambling or the wynn buffet.
__label__4 This places makes me wish I had 4 stomachs.  I don't know where to begin on this one.  Custom burgers with just about any meat, any topping, any cheese with full on variety in fries/rings/shakes and probably anything you could dream up.  The one thing I learned on this last visit was that they have the most impressive beer line up in vegas, we are talking vintage varietels (I ended up with the Anchor Steam Christmas Brew 2008) including chimay, stone, and many other micro brew legends.\n\nThis last visit I really went for it.  Kobe Beef, add Lobster Tail, add flour de lys sauce (think Da Vinci Code), and of course sweet potato fries (note: they are no healthier than regular fries, but much more delicious).   $50 later, I am a supremely happy camper.  Now to get a burger n beer for $50 would be typically unheard of, but I truly feel I got good value and can easily win it back at the tables.  For a perfect finish try rolling around the corner and grabbing a yaegar bomb frozen concoction at the nearby yard stand (a few doors down towards luxor).
__label__2 Burger Bar was good but it was not fantastic. We started with zucchini fries which were okay and went with the fat fries which were luke-warm and tasted stale. After reading a few of the reviews about the great beer menu I tried the Troubadour Obscura after delving through the extensive beer menu! I picked it because I love a good stout, but this was the worst beer I have ever had, but that has more to do with my choice than anything else. \n\nAs for the burgers I went with a Kobe burger with egg, bacon and avocado and my wife went with the Kobe with pineapple, bacon, and aioli. First I am glad I ordered mine medium-well because the wife ordered her's medium and I swear I heard it moo! I was expecting an amazing burger but it was really only so-so. I have had better burgers at in-n-out and it definitely wasn't worth the $75 bill. \n\nThe saving grace was the Black and White Milkshake which was to die for! The shake was thick enough to eat with a spoon and had large diameter straw to accommodate the big chunks of cookie dough in every sip and the chocolate whip cream on top was amazing!!! \n\nThe other thing that earned the 3 star rating was the excellent waitress. She had plenty of suggestions based on what her likes were and she was there every time we even thought we need something!
__label__2 I would really give this 2 stars, but I'm upping it a little bit because the other people liked their burgers. So here is the good: we ordered one of their adult millkshakes (has alcohol) - the mint chocolate chip flavored one - which was AWESOME. Mint and chocolate and so drinkable with mounds of chocolate whipped cream and an oreo - what's not to like? It actually didn't taste like alcohol at all, which was good for me, but got us wondering what we were paying for.That came before all our food so I was kinda stuffed by the time I got my burger. My mom had the chicken burger on a wheat bun without additional toppings and my friend had the salmon burger with blue cheese on a sesame bun. Both said that their meats were cooked really well. \n\nI was way waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay less impressed. I had the veggie burger since I'm vegetarian, which had an awesome description but was pretty effing bland. It was made of mushrooms, brown and white rice, lentils, caramelized onions, peas, and potatoes. It tasted just faintly of lentils and the mushy texture added nothing to the experience. I had mine on ciabatta bread, which wasn't toasted enough to my liking so it was kinda too soft. We also ordered sweet potato fries which were good, but nothing special. Same with the zucchini fries, which actually seemed like every generic burger joint zucchini sticks which you can buy in a freezer section. I was SUPER excited about their deep-fried pickles, and sorely disappointed - they were pickle spears, not chips, and the beer batter was crispy but way too heavy. \n\nI don't get why people think this place is so good - must be all the toppings. But if you have to rely on toppings, anything will taste good for a price, won't it?\n\nWhen the milkshake is the best part of my meal, suffice it to say that I won't be coming back. Too bad. When you go to a top chef restaurant, you expect top chef food.
__label__0 Wow, was the manager of this restaurant incredibly rude! We had a guest in our party with food allergies and while simply inquiring how their fair was prepared we were greeted with hostility and frustration, seemingly wasting his time.\n\nWe had zero expectation of accommodation, only inquiring how their food was prepared. You would think we asked them to give us their top secret recipes for, of all things, a burger joint for crying out loud.\n\nWhile the manager was startlingly rude, the hostess was pleasant and was at least sensitive to our plight.\n\nI'm not sure I'd give this place another chance, but if you have possible food issues, I'd go ahead and skip this one. They're not likely to care.
__label__3 I stopped in here when I was vacationing in LV last weekend, and it was probably the food-highlight of the trip.  I had the Kobe beef burger with peppered jack cheese, caramelized onions, and the typical burger toppings.  It was fantastic.  The onion rings were also delicious, and the bloody mary I had was hands-down the best I've ever drank.  I don't think I'd go out of my way to visit this place again on my next trip (considering how many places there are to eat in Vegas,) but it's definitely worth checking out if you're close-by.
__label__2 I had the Hubert Keller burger and the buffalo was surprisingly good.  I wasn't expecting it to be as juicy and flavorful.  My only complaint was that the caramelized onions and blue cheese overwhelmed the burger.  Others at my table had the Kobe beef burger or the Black Angus burger which were good, but not out of this world.  \n\nI would definitely come back to try the buffalo burger again, but would probably opt to build my own and take the less is more philosophy.
__label__2 I wanted to love it. Love Hubert on television. I expected it to be the best in the world. I mean, why wouldn't I. Internationally renowned French Chef does his take on the American classic. \nNot the best in the world or in the country. \nBurger I got was the natural, hormone free, organic, grass fed, yada, yada. It was very good, juicy, with a great char but it was not spectacular. It should be spectacular, right? It was as good as what I make on my grill. Well, mine might be slightly better. It could have used some seasoning.\nMy friend got the veggie burger, homemade from lentils and veggies, etc. It was not that good. It fell apart...did not stick together the way you need a burger to. Not seasoned nearly enough. Nothing special and would not order again.\nThe fries tasted like they were fried with everything else on the menu that is fried. Kind of like Jack in the Box fries. The onion rings were very good, but Ruth's Chris are better. The zucchini sticks must be made in a factory. The coating was so thick. The inside was molten liquid. No taste of zucchini. First bite we both burned our mouths. Did not eat any more. Made it hard to enjoy anything other than the iced tea. Which was fresh brewed and good.\nDisappointed.\nAmbiance: typical, loud bar with multiple televisions on. I guess it's supposed to simulate a \"sports bar.\"\nService: the waiter was great, just right amount of friendly, efficient and helpful without being overly solicitous. However, the hostess acted like we were bothering her by walking up to her for a table and when we left, 3 of them were hanging out with each other like some high school click, while ignoring a couple who had just walked up for a table. Weird. Work on customer service, Huber! Shameful with all the choices to eat in LV, that your staff should be off-putting to customers.
__label__3 I've been here a few times. We always try to stop here for a meal before we head home from our trip.\n\nI've yet to try their shakes which I hear are superb, but next time for sure. \n\nI got their sliders the first time and their classic burger the second time.\nThe burgers were pefectly done, well to the way I asked for it anyway.\n\nIn summary, the food is good and the service is slow. But I like it.
__label__4 We love going to the Burger Bar in the Mandalay Bay.  You build your own burger.  Pick your bun, meat, toppings and condiments.  I usually get the Angus beef with pepper jack cheese, grilled onions and mushrooms, lettuce, tomato, pickle, mayo, ketchup and mustard on a wheat bun.  Our favorites are: skinny fries, onion rings, sweet potato fries, the sliders and the chocolate or vanilla milkshakes - oh my!
__label__3 I just ate the most expensive but the best burger ever in my life. $60 burger sounds crazy but it is totally worth it. You can taste each layer of ingredient of the burger. Foie gras, truffle, kobe beef are the best combination for burger. Fried zucchini and sweet potato fries are really good. My wife had Blackjack burger and it's very good.  Highly recommended.
__label__2 I am all for the Nutella Milkshake!!! Honestly, I probably would never eat here if it wasn't for the Nutella milkshake and I kept talking about it all weekend that we ended up going there twice~\n\nService was good on both visits but the hostess won't sit anyone until the whole party arrives so that was a tad annoying. \n\nI tried:\nNutella Milkshake - amazing!!! The nutella was prominent and it was plain addictive. Pretty huge for one person, best to share since nutella is quite sweet\nStrawberry Banana Shake - pretty darn tasty, surprisingly light for a shake and not overly sweet\nCookie dough Shake - Not my favourite, had chunks of cookie dough with most of it blended in. Just like a light chocolate doughy shake\n\nLamb Burger - Well seasoned, a little gamey with a nice kick from the spices. Not bad but not my favourite.\nSalmon Burger - Amazing. The salmon fillet came looking like a patty (round) which was a tad alarming BUT it was just cut that way. Fresh and cooked a little rare in the middle, which was fine for us. I had it with a side of aioli n on a potato bun (both were delish). Zucchini fries were disappointing though.\n\n\nDefinitely be back since they open late, so we were able to go for a quick snack & nutella fix~
__label__1 Well, I guess I'll be the first to give a not-so-great review. \n\nI so love Hubert Keller from all the cooking shows (and actually, I rode in an elevator at Mandalay with him- but couldn't get the nerve up to say anything! DOH!). I had high expectations, and felt so let down.\n\nWe sat at the bar, as the booths and tables were all full. The service was friendly. We ordered the strawberry mojitos to start. They were not good. They tasted like cherry 7-UP and the strawberries were so big they clogged the straw- so you couldn't get a sip without scooting your straw around and trying to dislodge the strawberry. \n\nWe ordered the mix of 3 fried things and 5 sauces to share, and I ordered the veggie burger. I found it a bit daunting to choose from all the little extras for the burger. I did try a couple, and, in the end, my veggie burger ended up costing around 15 bucks (with no fries...those we had to pay extra for).\n\nWe chose the mozz sticks, sweet potato fries, and regular french fries for our combo. For sauces, we chose the spicy ketchup, the tartar sauce, the cinnamon sauce, the chipotle aioli....and I can't remember the other one. They weren't horrible, but none of them were special. Again, it's Hubert Keller's restaurant, so I figured the sauces would be sublime. The fries were also so disappointing! Just basic, frozen fries. The sweet potato fries were great with the cinnamon sauce, and I usually don't care for sweet anything. They were the highlight.\n\nMy veggie burger sucked. For one, it was huge. Hotel rooms in Vegas typically don't have microwaves, so there is no way to reheat left-overs. I don't understand why Vegas restaurants serve such ridiculous portions when you cannot enjoy left-overs! More than half of my veggie burger was thrown away.\n\nThe burger was also mushy and tasteless. I ordered some of the cool sounding add-ons, but couldn't taste them at all. The beet relish came in a little ramekin and had no flavor whatsoever. \n\nMy sister and her friend liked their meat burgers, so maybe it's just the veggie burger. If I ever try the place again, I'll try the vegan sandwich (with the roasted veggies) on ciabatta.
__label__2 3.5 stars. Let's start off with the positives: Service was very, very good. Our waitress was friendly, attentive, quick to refill water, and was basically perfect.\n\nHowever, the 3 stars above indicate something wrong with the experience, and that something was the food itself.\n\nI had the Kobe Beef Burger with Provolone and my fiancee ordered the Hubert Keller burger and fries. Fries were pretty good. Nice texture, nice flavor, but nothing amazing.\n\nThe Hubert Keller burger had a solid combination of flavors, with nice play between the cheese, the meat, and the sauce. If both burgers were as decent as the Hubert Keller burger, I would've probably leaned towards four stars. However, my Kobe beef burger, despite only being cooked to medium and still nice and pink inside, was really dry and flavorless. There was just not enough fat in my burger. No juiciness. And since the burger was very basic other than the cheese, there was nothing else to mask the forgettable patty. Perhaps I should have added some truffle and foie gras to liven it up, but then I'd just be enjoying those things, rather than the burger itself.\n\nIf you're going to come here, spend a bit more and get their specialty burgers, I guess. Wanted to like this place because Hubert Keller is the man, but left feeling a wee bit disappointed.
__label__2 Had lunch here last week on my trip to Las Vegas.  It was very good.  We had to wait a few minutes for them to clear off a booth, but it was not a big hassle.  The restaurant was very busy.  Our booth had a TV mounted in it, and that was cool. You had no control over the station, however.  It was on ESPN and that was fine with me and my husband.\n\nI had a create your own burger with naturesource ground beef and added some toppings.  It was very good.  I had sweet potato fries.  We could have shared one order of fries but I wanted Sweet Potato and my DH did not.  He had the create your own burger with a lamb burger, blue cheese and jalapenos.  He loved his burger. \n\nThe service was good, nothing stellar, but it was fine.  We both had beers with lunch and all in all it was a good experience.
__label__1 2 stars: Meh. I've experienced better.\n\nNothing is as polarizing as the simple hamburger.\n\nThere's so many different arguments that can be made as to what makes the best burger. \n\nSimple and cheap at some stand that's been around since the turn of the century? Gourmet and requiring a credit application to order at a celebrity chef's latest brainchild? \nAnd every single combination and permutation in between. \n\nHubert Keller is kind of accomplished in the same way one would say Matisse was a good painter, or Larry Bird was a good shot with a basketball. \n\nWith that kind of resume, comes a certain amount of pressure to perform. \n\nAnd that's my fundamental issue with Burger Bar.\n\nIt's been around for a while now, and it's definitely on its way down.\n\nI've been here more than a few times, and after the novelty of the Rossini burger wore off, including texting pictures of the receipt to prove my street cred, and the novelty of making a few custom burgers - ooh, i can choose from different grades of meat, that are all pretty good, and don't really make a substantial difference once ground up and seasoned, to 99.97% of eaters,  this place strikes me as a big buck version of Fuddruckers that happens to have a celebrity chef endorsement. \n\nSeriously. Think about it. \n\nThey both offer hamburgers with different grades of beef. \nThey both offer burgers with different types of meat.\nThey both offer customized toppings.\nThey both offer multiple types of fries.\nThey both have milkshakes and floats.\nThey both serve beer.\nThey both cost more than in & out. \n\nThe last 2-3 times I went to Burger Bar, the service has been mediocre and delivered with absentee-level attention. \n\nThe food has been inconsistent as well, and what kind of irked me the most recent time was that I created a spicy burger, and when I told the waitress that there weren't enough jalapeno's, she brought me a thimble sized cup with more sliced peppers, and I found an extra charge for them on my bill. \n\nSeriously? \n\nYou're charging $14 bucks for a burger and you want to put another $0.85 cents on my tab because I mentioned that the burger didn't have enough jalapenos on it when it came out of the kitchen? \n\nSome nerve. \n\nThere are so many other burger spots and so many other celebrity chefs in Vegas with burger spots that this place is completely irrelevant at this point. \n\nUnless you are here to try the Rossini on an expense account meal, don't bother.
__label__3 I had the Hubert Keller burger and it was gooooooooood. And the hazelnut milkshake. Yuuuuuuuuuum. That is all.
__label__1 Very disappointed with my recent visit.  This place has gone downhill since my last visit. I visited this place when it first opened decided to go during our LV vacation.  \n\nFood: 2, sliders were dry, nothing like what is shown on hotel tv.  Kobe burgers were average at best.\nService: 2, got my salmon burger order completely wrong, probably gave me someone else's order.\nAmbience: 3 average, best part was the free photos at the entrance, nice touch.\n\nProbably not going back, sorry Hubert.
__label__1 The beers are good.  Avoid the Veggie Burger, it is mushy and bland.
__label__1 Food was great but the service was awful. We never even got refills on our drinks when we asked numerous times. Burger was the best part of the experience.
__label__1 Eh! This place looks promising after looking at reviews and the menu, but don't be fooled it's not great!  \n\nWe started by ordering the fries sampler with zucchini, Mac n cheese and pepper jack shots (just fried cheese). This was delicious!' Then we ordered burgers and shakes and beer. The burgers didn't come out as ordered and at the end we were charged for everything we ordered that wasn't on the burger. The burgers took a while. The shake and beer we ordered with our appetizers didn't come out until halfway through the burgers! We also had to remind her twice about them!!  \n\nThe burgers weren't very good. The pepper bacon was sweet... Shouldn't be! The burger meat was mealy. I would only go back for the shake (Nutella with Godiva chocolate liqueur) and the pepper jack cheese shots. Don't go in with high expectations!
__label__4 The best burger I ever entertained in my mouth was here in Vegas. I loved my burger. I created it and I soooo loved everything about it. I ordered a ciabatta bun with a Angus steak burger, fried egg, bacon and had the chipotle aioli dip for my fries. Dayuuum. Need I say more???\n\nThe egg's yolk just bled into my ciabatta bun, making it ever more delicious. I love egg yollk. I love Burger Bar. I love bacon. I love everything. Just not the calories.
__label__2 Not bad, not great. Hamburgers are good, same level of quality at a lot of bars across America.
__label__1 Horrible burger. Pale color, no flavor, pretty bun but very greasy. Fries were delicious, fresh and hot. Service was ok. For a place called burger anything you'd expect good burgers. This isn't it.
__label__2 I'm not a red meat fan so my review probably doesn't count ... but I was talked into coming here with a few other burger officianados who said this place was to die for. I saw on the Yelp reviews that this place was a hot spot for vegetarians so I agreed.\n\nI ordered the quinoa burger which was pretty good. Kind of a crumbly burger versus a more cohesive one (which I dont like) but the flavor I did like. We shared a fries trio which was great!
__label__1 Wait. Wait some more. I hope it's worth the wait. Still waiting. The hostesses have attitudes, why? So hungry. Still waiting. Glare from hostess. Wait. Was that my stomach making that noise? Wait some more. Do I hear the theme song to Jeopardy in my head?  Finally, our table is ready! \n\nI am starving, so I will let the rude hostesses slide, lets do this! I order the Vegan Burger, which I know you are now thinking to yourself, what a dumb veggie head and you will now discount my whole review....... Well here it is. It was just meh and I have had better. All the veggies were grilled but the whole thing was so greasy that I had to use a fork to eat it. What didn't help it was the side of fries that were cold. So looking back on my evening, I should have just stuck to ordering a milkshake and possibly that would have turned this into a three star review, maybe.
__label__0 I got a burger there and as soon as I ate it I felt ill, went back to my hotel room and threw up about two hours later.  Had diarrhea for the next 3 days.  I hadn't eaten anything for about seven hours before that, so pretty sure that's the only place I could have gotten food poisoning from.  Ruined my trip to Vegas pretty much.  I emailed the restaurant and Mandalay bay about it, never got a reply.  Never going back there again.
__label__3 Penn and Teller certainly get one thinking... and one of the topics is \"Did I really enjoy the show?\"  They are very personable, connect and mingle with the audience (playing the bass in the pre-show or when they turn up the house lights), and convey their continued passion for the craft.  When they supposedly explained how something was done, I anticipated that the point would be that they would then do something inexplicable.  Maybe I just didn't get it, but I don't think they added a confounding twist... maybe I miss that touch of slickness.  I want to be wowed in a magic show, and the fire eating, flag burning (obviously more flimsy than the one they had folded), nail gun, and newspaper tearing just didn't do it.  I guess Penn's tour de force rants make the show transcend your typical magic show; I loved catching a glimpse of his palmed ball of foil - you also glimpse his humanity.  I hope Teller isn't really mute... I think he was talking during the post-show photo-op... and does that camcorder bit mean we heard him speak!?  Penn's a great actor if that was scripted!  I guess I have to conclude that it was a worthwhile show for its blend of comedy, illusion, and commentary.  \nI wonder if they implanted a subliminal message about getting dessert afterwards (okay, he said it out loud).  Too bad we didn't look at our ticket stub because there was a coupon for free dessert attached!  The Rio is missing out on a huge money maker by not directing the departing crowd towards in-house choices.
__label__2 This was an entertaining and enjoyable show. Definitely my mind was blown on more than one occasion.  But, maybe its because Penn and Teller have been on television so much, or maybe it is because I saw them perform 15 years ago, or maybe it is because the show was relatively short, or maybe it was because we had to make the hike out to the Rio to see the show -- whatever it was the show left me feeling a bit underwhelmed in the end.  For $100 a ticket it seems like a much better value to see a huge cast doing acrobatics over a custom stage than Penn and Teller like you have probably seen them before.
__label__3 Great show, but had great seats. I feel sorry for those in the balcony, as some of the magic is close-up....but this is a common problem with theater magic....to be expected. In fact, they do a whole routine about the intimacy of close-up magic that is projected on a big screen for those in the back of the audience, and the diversions created by the cameraman. That illusion was so excellent and to-the-point. Spoiler alert, spoiler alert ... how Teller became the audience member-videographer was amazing.\n\nPenn was his usual heavy-handed preachy and political...no wonder Teller is speechless...can't get a word in. But he's an atheist libertarian, and would expect nothing less from him.\n\nThe comedic aspects of the show are genuinely funny and at times unexpected, making them even better moments.\n\nIf you're gong to a magic show to be spellbound and tricked, this show's not for you. Although they have several cool tricks they don't explain, they do walk you through the process of being a huckster magician and psychic. No wonder other magicians hate them.\n\nAvoid the bar at the show, unless you like $16-20 drinks, $8 sodas, $6 water. Unless your an alcoholic, you can wait the 90mins to get your fix cheaper.\n\nDon't miss the meet and great after the show, especially with Teller. He'll actually chat with you...he speaks...and take a selfie with you. He takes the picture, and is a good photographer.\n\nThe show is a well produced Las Vegas show. Buy the closest tix you can afford, or get discounted vouchers on the Strip, show-up early at 7pm and ask for an upgrade...worked for me. Got 7th row seats for $62. Would highly recommend, and quasi-kid friendly. They do swear, but no more than kids hear on the playground.
__label__0 If I could give this show 0 stars I would but Yelp doesn't let me do that. We were so excited to see this show on our first trip to vegas. We saw the great reviews and we decided to watch this lame show! All they do is talk!! No magic and lame comedy, and the jokes werent even funny!!!  \n\nThis show sucks big time!!!... Boo!! ..
__label__2 The guys did a good job; some of the bits were a little cheesy but the dialogue was great and they were really funny. \n\nThe only part that ruined it for me was the \"burning\" of the flag. While I understand the point, and the message, and that we have freedom to interpret it how we want, it's hard as an active duty military family to support that particular bit, but again I understand their message.\n\nOverall decent show and it was nice of them to spend time with guests afterward.
__label__4 Forget this is Bobby Flay's restaruant -- it's great! Our large 13 person party enjoyed a 3-hour lunch, simply decadent and never feeling rushed. Although the food was spectacular, our server was the highlight of the meal. She was very knowledgeable and involved, selecting excellent Spanish wines to pair with the food and offering suggestions for dessert and side dishes.
__label__3 Wow, I'm surprised at the wide range of experiences people have had at this place.  I went with friends last year, and until this year I thought it was the best steak I'd ever had.  It was cooked to perfection and had a really nice pepper rub that must have left a crust an inch thick.  If you're not into peppery crusts, then you might find the cow at this place not to your liking.  Anyway, the steak was great, the desserts were yummy, the side dishes were  average (as all sides seem to be in Vegas), the ambiance was not bad, and I can't remember what I had to drink during the meal.  As for the service, we had to wait a bit past our reserved time but the waitstaff performed in a prompt and satisfactory manner.  (That sounds kinda dirty, doesn't it?)  The restaurant was definitely crowded and loud, though.  Can't win 'em all, but I sure can deduct a star here and there...!
__label__0 Bobby Flay,  you're a fraud.  Sorry man,  your TV shows are kinda cool, but after visiting your signature restaurant, I am not impressed at all.\n\nFirst of all, why does a master chef like yourself need to use so much damn salt?  It's cheating.  Salt does help bring out the flavor, but using too much of it is like how people use too much MSG on Chinese food and end  up making it all taste the same.\n\nI had the egg on a tortilla thing.  I don't even recall what it was called.  It was pretty darn salty, but edible.  The flavors weren't all that interesting.  Edible.  That's the best word to describe it.\n\nMy wife,  however, had the cobb salad.  The was so salty,  it was inedible.  So, she sent it back.  Asked them \"light salt\".  So, what did they do?  The still dusted the greens with salt.  Who puts salt on greens???\n\nThank God I never bought any of his cookbooks.  Apparently, the secret ingredient is half a shaker of salt.\n\nOh.  Sorry.  There was one plus.  I got to sit facing the sportsbook at Cesear's which everyone knows is the best sportsbook in town and got to watch the Michigan v. MSU football game.  Go Blue!
__label__1 We came here for brunch. For appetizer, my group ordered the Spicy Tuna and Salmon Tartare and some kind of quesadilla with chicken and bacon. I enjoyed the quesadilla and although the Spicy Tuna was fresh, the portion was way too small. For my entree, I ordered the 16 spice chicken salad ($16). I thought the chicken slices were too bland and not enough kick. For dessert, we ordered the profiteroles with the Mexican chocolate sauce. The chocolate sauce had the perfect amount of heat and sweet, unlike the rest of the entrees I've tried. On the plus side, our server was nice, but I don't think I'd eat here again.
__label__4 Holy shit.  Bottle of some beer I never heard of and a Chimay.  Started with a black bean and chicken quesadilla.  Got the New York strip with a side of mashed potatoes (holy crap it had pesto in it?!?!?) and had the flourless chocolate cake for dessert.  Best food I've ever had.\n\nService was ridiculously good.  Never had to ask for anything, they sensed my desires.  Went #1 and when I got back they had folded my napkin.  Wow.\n\nOnly peeve about this place was that we had a party of 10 and had 9 people and they wouldn't seat us until the 10th got there.  Lame.  I say what the hell we're gonna spend almost 1k here just seat us and get over yourselves.\n\nBut, overall, I see why Michelin rated them so high on their list.  Great food, great service.  It's what I use as a bar for other restaurants, and honestly it isn't even fair.\n\nIn one sentence: Mesa Grill is the place to go for food orgasms.
__label__1 Service was uninsprired.  So many options at so many interesting and exciting places in Vegas . . . does not seem possible.\n\nWe were with a group of guys with big plans for the evening.  We had to stand-up, find servers to get them to come to the table to bring us more drinks.\n\nFood was very good.\n\nLike the viewing grill.\n\nRoom is tired.
__label__2 My husband and I were just at this restaurant for dinner last Saturday night.  We go to Las Vegas several times a year and always eat at a highly reviewed restaurant.\n\nThe restaurant is beautiful with enough atmosphere yet enough quiet places.  Our waitress was really knowledgeable and terrific.  The bread basket was yummy and plentiful....although we would have liked to have been asked if we wanted more.  My mojito and husband's peach margarita were refreshing.  My husband had the chicken (($24) and I had the veal chop ($42).  Mine included a tamale, my husbands just the chicken.  With cocktails at $12-13 things get expensive fast...which we knew.\n\nMy veal chop was really really good as was my husband's chicken.  BUT, when you spend $150 for 2 I really expect to be at the restaurant for 1.5-2 hours....fine dining.  After an hour the busboy came by to clear my plate....I wasn't done and did not intend to be done as this was our evening out.  After the third time I asked him to please stop asking me if I was done.\n\nSo, the price for quantity of food was 25% higher than needed.  The food was excellent. And we disliked being rushed while paying dining prices.  So we will not come back and revisit past restaurants such as 808 at Ceasars.
__label__4 Yes, I love Bobby Flay and most things food network.  I love this place.  The scallops are so good!  The tamales are so good. The steak is so good. I am not very good with spicy things.  Actually, I am a huge wimp.  But, there is plenty on the menu for wimps. And it is just all sooo tasty!
__label__1 I've been here for breakfast/brunch.  \n\nBeing from French Canada, the whole concept of Grits is new to me.  I'm not sure i'm all about it...  I had the egg tostadas and tasted the egg enchiladas...  Everything was just alright...  Maybe I'm just not into the taste of smokey chipotle for breakfast\n\nMy favorite part of the brunch there is the variety of breads in the bread basket.
__label__3 Good Southwestern food, I enjoyed a relaxing lunch here, nice cocktail selections, great service, yummy scallops that's well spiced and cooked, interesting takes on burrito and enchilada, the bread basket with the blue corn muffin was excellent; it seemed lots of people were fans of the burger entree, based on other patrons' facial expressions, most likely it's juicy, tender, with enough amount of fat that melted the whole bite in the mouth.
__label__1 Underwhelmed by our experience at the Mesa Grill today. Not sure why they only offer a brunch menu for Saturday lunch. So there were like 14 dishes with eggs and about 3 for \"real\" lunch. So we ordered the 16 dollar pork tenderloin sandwich. Not bad, but be warned that the meat is chilled on a crispy panini type roll. I guess I wish we could have really experienced a better selection to feel the full range of Flay, but it wasn't meant to be today. Might return, but likely not.
__label__1 I'm a huge FoodNetwork fanatic, so while in LV, the bf and I tried to hit up all the FoodNetwork chef's restaurants.... Mario Batali's B&B Restuarante, Wolfgang Puck's Spago, and of course Bobby Flay's Mesa Grill.\n\nI have to say, Mesa Grill was such a let down. You made me so sad Bobby Flay! What happened to Boy Meets Grill? Because, let me tell you, your burger was whack!\n\nI got the Prix Fix Lunch ($29), which included 3 entrees (blue corn pancakes w/ duck, buffalo burger, and ice cream/cream puff). Gah! That burger was straight up dry and bland! The patty was massive, and I mean thick, it had to have been an inch thick! The thing is, I love my meat, but seriously, there's only so much dry hamburger meat a girl can eat.\n\nSo the burger was whack, but the chile relleno ($16) was off the hook! However, paying almost $20 for a chile relleno is ridunkulous! Our bill came out to about $60 with tax/tip for lunch, which I have to say is really steap!\n\nSo overally, Mesa Grill was a major let down.
__label__3 I've been to his Burger Palace in Paramus and now to the more upscale Mesa Grill.                    \n\nThe Mesa Burger was killer.  I was looking at the prixe fixe menu, at the buffalo burger in particular, and the waiter, a super cool dude who has family in Duxbury (or DELUX-bury, as I like to call it) and knew all kinds of hockey trivia - I will always remember that Gretzky started out with the Indianapolis Racers, I promise - suggested the Mesa Burger as being the better of the two, and it wasn't like he was steering me towards a more expensive selection.  \n\nThe Margaritas, though pricey, were damn good - not shy on the booze, and after two I was really starting to feel that drink.
__label__4 Excellent food!! I had the salmon and it was perfect.  I can tell why Bobby Flay is famous. I will be back for more on my next trip to Vegas.
__label__1 huge disappointment. we came here for brunch on v-day. why brunch? because every other day we tried to come here for dinner, it was completely booked. or so they say. we tried to walk in, seeing that there were at least 8-10 empty tables. but according to the hostesses, they were full. humph. hey, thanks for NOT telling us we could eat at the bar. the hostesses are so snotty is almost laughable. You think you're so high and mighty because you work at a tex-mex restaurant? anyways, i had the spicy chicken and sweet potatoes. sounds yummy, right? yes, if i wanted sweet potato pie. i found a couple of small pieces of chicken floating in that mess.  well, in their defense, i had the leftovers in my room a few hours later, and it was tasted okay (mind you, four drinks later). my husband had the steak and eggs, which was more like a \"build your own mini steak taco.\" it was reminiscent of chevy's steak fajitas, only chevy's tasted a lot better.
__label__1 Mesa was talked about as one of those MUST eat places when in Vegas. Maybe they had an off night but I was sorely underwhelmed. Poor service, meh on the food...service was very solid though. I have a hunch this restaurant is booked solid most nights because the chef is so well known, but honestly - it's not worth it.  My suggestion is head over to Bradley Ogden or Spago - the food is better and so is the service - isn't that what a restaurant is really about?
__label__4 I used to think Bobby Flay was overhyped and cocky.\n\nNow I know why he is.\n\nHis food is BOMB.\n\nI've been here twice, let me break down the experiences.\n\n1)  Had the 22 ounce bone in rib eye.  Meat = perfect(I got medium), Sauces = perfect complements, and pre-dinner bread = bomb.  There was a side that I'm not too sure if they still serve for dinner, but it was some kind  of corn dish, and it was AMAZING.  All in all, worthy of the 60+ $ spent to enjoy high class cookery.\n\n2)  Had to hit it up for some BRUNCH, YO!\nA group of us all ordered different things and all dishes were amazingly unique for being brunch type dishes.  I got the Burger, and for only a couple more bucks than a Denny's burger, it was worth it.  Friends got the chilequiles(bomb) and enchiladas(bomb).  Others ordered too but didn't get a chance to try them all.  Again, the bread was very good to start out with.\n\nOne con... PEPSI is served here... =/  A coke would have made this meal exponentially better.\n\nAnyways,  I recommend it completely if you have not experienced it!
__label__4 Hands down favorite restaurant on the strip.  Been here multiple times and it keeps exceeding my taste buds and expectations each and every time.  Try the filet, a bit of a kick!
__label__4 My wife and I heard many good things about Mesa Grill, so we decided to give it a try.  We went in around noon for lunch on a Thursday and the restaurant was pretty empty.  The waiter promptly told us the specials and asked if we know who Bobby Flay is.  It seems like they are trained to talk about the Iron Chef.\n\nWe ordered the SHRIMP + ROASTED GARLIC CORN TAMALE for appetizer, ANCHO CHILE-HONEY GLAZED SALMON, and GREEN CHILE BURGER for entrees.\n\nSince Bobby Flay is known for his sauces, the tamale came with a very creamy garlic sauce that complements the entire dish.  For the salmon, it came with a light black bean, bbq, and honey sauce.  Also, it is topped with fresh green salsa that refreshes the palate with every bite.  My wife stated that it was the best salmon she's ever had.  The green chile burger is also very interesting.  The sour component that usually comes from ketchup is replaced with green chile instead.  The patty is also very tasty and moist.\n\nOverall, we really enjoy the food and the service at Mesa Grill.  We will definitely visit it again when we come back to Las Vegas.
__label__0 it's Monday night and I'm on hold trying to make a group reservation (they consider 8 people a LARGE group)\nI speak direclty to someone at the restaurant and they decide they don't want to deal with me, so they tell me they're going to transfer me to group reservations. LIAR! she transfered me to Caesar's restaurant line (which I already know is unable to reserve LARGE parties.  So i'm a ping pong between the lines for about 15 minutes...ya, I even wrote this review while I waited!!! HA! A guy by the name of Brandon tells me they'll have to take my number and call me back...let's see when and IF they call me back!!!
__label__2 MESA Grill gets 3.5 stars in my book.\n\n3 of us came here for brunch on a Saturday around 12pm and was told that there'd be a 10 minute wait.  I said to my friend -- there's a table right there, why do we have to wait? 10 minutes later, lo and behold -- which table do they give us? the one that has been empty this whole time.  Maybe they just wanted to make it seem crowded with their lounge full of people waiting for a table.\n\nService:\nService was slow but decent.  It took a long time to get water refills but we did get everything that we asked for.  The 3 of us drank a ton of mimosas and quickly got really rowdy.  The server didn't seem to mind.\n\nFood:\nTIGER SHRIMP ROASTED GARLIC CORN TAMALE:\nwe shared the tiger shrimp tamales and it was the best thing that I ate at MESA Grill.  The sauce was spot on, spicy and tangy and the prawns were cooked to perfection.  I believe the dish came with 4 prawns.\n\nCRISPY BACON + HASH BROWN QUESADILLA\nI wish I would have enjoyed this dish as it sounded super appetizing on the menu.  However, it was just OK in my opinion.  The bacon really wasn't crispy and the quesadilla was on the dry side.\n\nSPICY SCRAMBLED EGGS\nThe eggs in this dish were prepared well.  It was decent, but nothing to write home about.\n\nGRITS\nsurprisingly, the grits was one of the most flavorful items that came to the table.  We joked that we don't even know why we ordered grits but in the end we enjoyed it.\n\nI probably won't be returning to MESA grill since there are plenty of restaurants in Vegas.  However, I would recommend it to someone who was looking for tex-mex with signature flavors that tends to be on the spicy-tangy side.  Lunch was expensive but I think the prices are fair when compared to hotel cafes.\n\nP.S. they have a delicious chocolate tequila on their dessert menu!
__label__4 The duck. It's quite good. 16 spices cover this savory main course and goes very well with a sweet red wine. Very choice. \n\nThe dark colors enveloping the surrounding atmosphere and the placing of the tables are nice.  You have enough space between people which I like. It's not too crowded. \n\nGood service there. I admit I got lost with the wine and which one I wanted. You get a quick taste of a wine you chose and if you approve you're supposed to nod in approval which I almost pulled off. Trust me though, I don't think I would have scoffed and chosen another wine because the first wasn't to my satisfaction. \n\nThe table we chose seemed like the best for people watching and enough space between you and other tables. I liked that. Great conversation and great food. I have good memories here and will come back again.
__label__3 Famous chef, high expectations.  Few options on the menu but what you get is always good (and you expect the fewer the choices the closer to perfection...and you would be correct).  The service was good, the food was cooked to perfection (the salmon and even the chicken were moist and full of flavor).  You need reservations or you will be waiting a while (it's Vegas).  Pricy but worth it
__label__2 After reading all the reviews and hearing nothing but good things about this place a friend and I decided to check it out and see what all the fuss was about.  Overall the food was decent but nothing really amazing, although the tamale that came with the meal was out of this world.  But to have something like a tamale be the thing that I remember the most is a bit disappointing.  While the pork tenderloin was good, it wasn't super special, or at least to me it wasn't.  Maybe because I am not a huge fan of pork in general but I expected more from it because of all the reviews about how amazing it was.  The filet was decent as well but not too memorable either.  Overall if you have the money to spend this place is worth a shot, you make enjoy it better than I did.
__label__4 We tried to get a table one night -- Wednesday, thinking this would be a slow night -- but couldn't get one until 7:30, which is just too late for us.  The hostesses were very nice about it but could not yield to our disappointment no matter how sad and pathetic a face I was wearing.  She gave us a card wtih their phone number and a sugggestion to call in the morning for a reservation.  We didn't because we weren't sure we'd be available.  Several days later we stopped in for lunch and were prompltly seated in what we thought was a \"good\" table.  YAY!\n\nThe waiter was tall, good-looking, impeccably professional, and friendly.  I've heard some people express concern about bringing kids to MESA... and we brought two of them.  He really knew how to take care of us and how to effectively take care of our kids.  (I think he mentioned having 6 of his own, incluing a couple the same ages as ours.)\n\nLunch was fantastic and commensurate with the price.  We had a Bobby Flay Burger, Ancho-crusted scallop salad, Cornmeal crusted chile relleno, and the youngest child had the Crimini mushroom quesedilla.  As an appetizer we shared a Goat cheese queso fundido.  All was great and well within the palate of even our 8 year old.\n\nAll of our plates were picked up by the bus boy empty... practically licked clean.\n\nHaving never had Flay food before, I had a ntoion of what it might be like only from watching Chef Flay on the innumberable TV shows he is on.  His food lived up to that expectation:  fresh, high-quality, punchy flavors, cooked perfectly, and plating that was both clean and pretty.  Like most tourists we photographed our food... no matter how goofy that may have looked.\n\nOne of the best parts of the experience was the way we were allowed to enjoy the experience without a hint of either slowness or rushing.  If we needed anything there was someone immediately available to help.  When we were eating and talking, we were left alone to have our privacy.\n\nAll-in-all, this was definitely one of those \"Woohoo! As good as it gets!\" experiences.  We're glad we did it and we'll certainly do it again!
__label__3 Really amazing food at Caesars Palace.  The tiger shrimp tamale were amazing.  I liked the complimentary bread selection.  Amazing!  Pork tenderloin sandwich was smokey and delicious.  Check out what else I ate by visiting my blog.\n\nhttp://www.dinedelish.com/2011/07/15/mesa-grill/\n\nThanks,\n\nDine Delish
__label__4 Normally I'm not such a fan for the \"celebrity chefs\" opening up shop in Las Vegas but I will say that MESA GRILL is not that - it's simply a great place to eat, drink and enjoy the company of friends and family.\n\nLet's start from the beginning, drinks, they're great, if you like sweet drinks, aka let's throw some simple syrup in this drink and go to town!  Fast forward to the finger food (muffins) and it's only making your stomach quake with anticipation.  \n\nI went with a starter of soup and wow, this corn chowder is amazing, so amazing that anytime I am in Vegas I will make it a point to stop in and get it.  For the main entree I must admit I spaced and ordered *gasp* a burger (I did and while it wasn't bad it was defiantly not showcasing what Bobby can really do, sorry bro I'll pick the rib eye next time).  \n\nService was prompt and courteous and they seemed to understand the menu pretty well as my friends had some questions and they seemed to field them accurately.
__label__1 Only in Vegas could you make reservations at a place that threatens to charge you $50 per person if you don't show up to be seated at a plastic folding table.\n\nThe service was fine. A little slow but they tend to drag their feet a bit when they're charging you a whole lot for not much substance, it's makes you feel like you're getting more out of the experience I guess.\n\nI asked the waiter if they had any vegan options and watched him struggle through the menu before saying he'd have to ask the chef, which I don't think he ever did because we never got an answer.\n\nEveryone in our party said they liked their meal but no one liked it enough to finish everything on their plate which says something.\n\nTheir prices are fairly astronomical for what you get and I believe that they try to cover up what is basic food with a fancier name. Roasted Corn Soup = one of the cartons of soup from Trader Joe's, Rough Cut Tuna Nachos = raw tuna chunks with a side of commercial grade tortilla chips, Cornmeal Crusted Chili Relleno = big jalapeno popper, Mango + Spice Crusted Tuna Steak = Chili's summer special.\n\nI'm sure there are good aspects of this place, we just didn't see them. \n\nI guess everything in Vegas is a gamble.
__label__1 For me, the menu choices were not that different from each other; with the exception of the steak, it seemed it all tasted the same. The spices overpowered the food so that my pork dish, tasted like all the others. It wasn't a matter of being too \"hot\", it was just too much. I've eaten better food at half the price. Do not misunderstand, the food was good, it just wasn't outstanding or worth the money.
__label__2 This place had a lot of hype and my sisters were going to see Celine Dion so we decided to check it out. Upon entering I really appreciated the layout and decor of the restaurant, plenty of bright colors and a lot of people who looked to be having a great time. \n\nThe host was pretty full of himself, we did not have reservations and he made it pretty clear that we should have. But upon looking down at his reservation list we were immediately seated. I understand that the place is popular, but there is no need to be arrogant to customers just because you are working at a high-end eatery.\n\nOur server was definitely a step up from the host, but his voice definitely let us know that it was not OK for my sisters to order appetizers for their entrees. My sisters both ordered quesadillas, my dad and I ordered the pork and rib-eye. Everything tasted great with the exception of the homemade steak sauce on my rib-eye. Perhaps I am the exception, but I don't want what tasted like A1 on a $46 rib-eye, the steak itself was awesome, but the sauce was definitely lacking.\n\n4.5 stars for the great food, margaritas, and atmosphere... dumped to 3 stars for typical Vegas service that I would expect from a bouncer with a group of 10 guys trying to get into Marquee.
__label__1 Wouldn't come back based on the fact they recommend their steaks and don't know how to cook them. They made both steaks at our table RAW. Insanely raw. They recooked one and it lost all flavor and was terrible; charcoal on the outside. The grouper was delicious but service was crap... They took away our bread without asking if we were done and it just felt rude. For the price we paid they could at least be courteous.
__label__2 Let me start this review by saying...I'm not a big Tex-Mex fan. So, it obviously wasn't my choice to come here although I'm glad we did. \nMy cactus pear margarita was the perfect balance of sweet and booze. \nApparently, their pisco is amazing too. \nFor an appetizer, we went with goat cheese queso fundido. I love cheese so this was fantastic & the goat cheese gave it an extra kick. \nI ordered tuna for my entree. It was alright. The thing to get here is definitely the spice rubbed pork tenderloin. Holy deliciousness! It's spicy so beware. The tamale that came with the pork was cold. Boo.\nOur server was great! \nI was satisfied overall (i'm usually satisfied after stuffing my face) but I don't know if I'd come back. Probably only if someone else REALLY wanted to go.
__label__2 Maybe my expectations were too high - but food was very disappointing.  It was ok - nothing spectacular or noteworthy.  Therefore it was definitely overpriced.  Wait staff was great though.
__label__2 I had lofty expectations going in to Mesa Grill and I felt like everything was just \"meh.\" We went in with a party of 5 and got seated rather quickly for a Sunday brunch. We had all heard great things about Bobby Flay's food and we really wanted to try it before we left. I got the signature shrimp tamale that Bobby Flay is known for and it was just sort of bland to me. The shrimp was perfectly cooked but the sauce was \"meh\" and there wasn't enough of it. I really wish there was more kick to it. Our table also had the steak and egg which was just okay and my other friend ordered this cold sliced pork sandwich that was actually the favorite of the table. It was very nicely seasoned and what we would have expected for Bobby Flay's food. Also, they give you a nice bread basket at the start of the meal which was really good.\n\nThe service was also medicore (seemed like they wanted to get us out even though there was a bunch of empty seats). All in all, an okay place. I'll have to maybe try it again for dinner.
__label__2 The food was pretty descent for the most part. My biggest issue was that they used really bony scrappy cuts of meat for the lamb tenderloin and thought it was ok.
__label__2 Had dinner with a large group. We had a superb wine, but I'm sure it was not cheap and was chosen by the host of the dinner. The food? Well...the chopped salad was pretty mediocre, and too filling with all the red kidney beans it it. The table breads and muffins were too dry, kind of inedible.\n\nDuck pancake...like someone had poured half a bottle of cheap, sweet syrup on it so who knows what the duck tasted like.\n\nThe porterhouse lamb chops - very good. This was by far the best thing I had. The lamb was perfectly grilled, and the sauce was inoffensive so you could enjoy the meat. \n\nDessert - that warm, pudding-like cake that I can't remember. It was good, and chocolate. Like many restaurants they served the dessert and then came around asking for coffee as kind of an afterthought. The coffee service took so long that it was tough to wait on eating the cake. Dang, I like coffee WITH dessert. But, most restaurants haven't figured out how to serve both at around the same time.\n\nThe restaurant is a nice spot in Caesars so I don't want to dissuade people from going. But, I'd make the grilled meat the centerpiece of what you order and not get too high on hope for the rest, based on what I experienced. And get a nice bottle of wine to go with it!
__label__0 Cost does not meet expectations. My $52 NY strip steak was more like a $28 - $32 NY strip. 4 people for dinner, $688 with tip and 2 $100 bottles of wine. I'm really disappointed with Bobby Flay. We ordered the wine, they bring to the table, then bring to the back to open - not cool.  The next bottle, I questioned them  about this (I'm not a wine snob / foodie snob, but my wife went to J&W so I've learned to recognize right from wrong over the years).  I also travel extensively for sales throughout the US and internationally.  I've had more than my fair share of steaks. The next bottle he opens at the table and pours the taste into a white wine glass - strike two. There was plenty of sediment in the wine, so I ask him to decant it. Again, before I can say anything, he rushes off to the kitchen to decant and brings it back. Strike three.  Low quality service attributed to POOR management. NO way that they should be getting away with this for the price they are charging.
__label__2 after years of watching bobby on throwdown, I was really looking forward to find out what I had been missing. to desribe my experience in 1 word; disappointing .\n\nthe shrimp tamale appatizer was the highlight of the meal. the grouper was bland. the chocalate bread pudding was tasteless (was removed from bill). the bar is set high coming to a restaurant owned by a famous chef. for me, they did not deliver. too many other and better choices in vegas.
__label__1 Like several others on this site, it is possible that our experience here could be chalked up to a \"bad night\", but this is my third time to Mesa (2 others for lunch) and I have yet to have a memorable meal here. Our night started with a 30 minute wait for our table (yes we had a reservation) and were given all sorts of attitude from the hosts. We ordered cocktails after being seated, signature Margarita's for a few  and everyone who did, myself included stated how \"sweet\" they were. Missing that sour balance and very disappointing. Appetizers we fine, nothing special. When the main courses were delivered, two (of 6) went back for being under cooked. I really can;t express how disappointed we were. With all the great places popping up in Vegas, it seems that Mesa is riding on it's past reputation and not what got it to the dance.
__label__2 The dining room of Mesa Grill is very sleek with dark wood furniture and bursts of colorful accents.  The hostess was friendly, and our waiter was excellent.  The bread basket was good and came with blue corn and bell pepper muffins.  I ordered the corn soup to start and the smoked chicken and black bean quesadilla.  The corn soup was excellent and had a spicy kick from the chipotle cream.  Quesadillas seem so pedestrian, but I was dying to try a Bobby Flay quesadilla.  Frankly, this was a bit disappointing because the tortilla seemed overcooked and slightly burnt.  The smoked chicken component was good, but I couldn't find much black bean.  Overall, this dish was underwhelming.  I also sampled my friend's veal, which was excellent.  The lobster tacos were very good but also very small.  I'd recommend Mesa Grill if you like dolled up Southwestern fare - just skip the quesadilla.
__label__3 I've seen Bobby Flay on the Foodnetwork, Iron Chef and countless cooking shows so eating at any of his restaurants is on my list of \"to-eats\". When we went to Mesa, it was pretty empty when we stopped by for a late lunch but then again, it was during off-peak hours. There was only one other table of customers besides my husband and me. It was really overstaffed as there was at least twice as many service people as there were customers. \n\n-I ordered Ancho Chile Crusted Sea scallops on salad ($22) and husband had swordfish sandwich ($16). Both of our dishes were just ok. The sea scallops were undercooked and salad under it was just ok. Swordfish steak was thin and couldn't really taste any fish with all the other flavors going on with the club. \n-Our entrees were a 3* but I added 1* because the sides are the highlights: They serve a really nice selection of complimentary breads, chef gave us some butter pickles that there were totally mouth-watering. Southwestern fries that came with the swordfish club is so tasty. Fries are very crispy, not too thick and well-seasoned. Not too many places do fries to my liking. They also make excellent margaritas so that's a must. \n\nLunch prices are decent for the strip ranging from $15-$25 / entree.
__label__2 I've watched Bobby Flay on television for a long time and have been on the fence about him and his food.  However, given his successes I've wanted to give his food a chance.\n\nThe brunch menu at Mesa Grill was a bit limited.  I ordered the Scrambled Eggs Chilaquiles with roasted tomatillo sauce, white cheddar cheese, and creme fraiche.  The scrambled eggs were fluffy and not overcooked.  The tomatillo sauce had a nice background heat that didn't overpower the sauce.  The eggs sat atop blue corn tortillas that surprisingly maintained their texture and didn't disintegrate while cutting.  \n\nThe presentation and flavor were just good; nothing extraordinary.  The portion was a little on the smallish side.  \n\nI recommend you try their partida margarita (which was notable), but go elswhere for food.
__label__1 mmmmm... No. Mesa has some decent ideas but execution is not very good in my opinion. I must be going crazy but every dish tastes the same to me here. I can't really even remember what I ordered in particular since we all passed our dishes around to get a taste, and like I said, flavors were all the same - a bit of corn/masa roasted, a dash of salsa thing, some protein grilled, some subpar here and there...
__label__1 Mr. Flay, I thoroughly respect your culinary skills but this place is an embarrassment. We were extremely excited to go to one of your restaurants for the first time but I don't think we'll be back anytime soon.\n\nWe went for lunch and I had the barbecued ribs for an app. They tasted like something you'd find at a school's cafeteria lunch. They looked like they had been sitting under a warming light for a few hours to add insult to industry.\n\nNext up were the \"smoked shrimp tacos.\" I wasn't aware smoked means charred/burnt. They lacked any remnant of palatable flavor. The two tortillas were quite generous of you.   \n\nThe service was just as horrendous. The waiter pretty much never came by and I cleared off the table myself to make way for the food.\n\nLastly, another reviewer had it right about the location inside the casino. You're sitting right by the sports betting so you can hear people screaming and cheering every now again. The biggest issue for me was the cigarette smoke. It wafts in from the casino floor and make the eating experience that much more gross.\n\nSuggestion: go to Gordon Ramsey's restaurant instead. Maybe Iron Chef's just shouldn't have restaurants and stick to the Food Channel.
__label__4 I didn't really know much about Bobby Flay before eating at Mesa Grill, but left his restaurant with a very high opinion of him. He's not a \"celebrity chef\" with a tv personality but mediocre culinary skills - he's the real deal. First, the service was impeccable. We were greeted and seated immediately by the hostess and every need we could have had was anticipated and catered to by our waiter and sommellier. Second, the setting was very warm and open (this is the type of place where one is made to feel welcome whether he is wearing jeans or a three piece suit). Third, and most important, the food was delicious. Between my friend and I, we had the Baby Romaine Salad, Coffee Rubbed Filet Mignon (to die for), New Mexican Spice Rubbed Pork Tenderloin, Mashed Potatoes with Green Chile Queso Sauce (another favorite), Fresh Corn Tamales, and Toasted Coconut Layer Cake. Every bit of the meal was delicious and I truly couldn't have asked for a better dining experience. While this restaurant is a little pricey, it is definitely worth the money and I promise you will leave very satisfied.
__label__1 I just read a five star review from a fellow vegetarian for Mesa Grill on the same day we visited. I agree with the yelper that the side corn tamale was average at best, lacked flavor, and really small for $9. Our corn bread that came out before dinner was very dry as well. What I was most dissappointed by was their lack of ability to make a change to an item on the menu.  I wanted to get the quesadillas without chicken that looked amazing and we were told they couldn't do it, that stuff was pre-made. That was a bummer. So we settled for the goat cheese fundido app and a tamale. Like i said the tamale was not so hot and the goat cheese fundido was good. At that point we cut our losses and took off and never got to the chile relleno which I kind of regret based on what other yelper said.\n\n I know this place is mostly a meat type of restaurant but my wife and I love the spice and flavor Mesa brings to the table. For some reason I recall more vegetarian options at the Mesa Grill in New York or maybe they were more willing to adapt. \n\nTheir $16 specialty margarita was just ok. Oh, and they could use some customer service training up front. Not so friendly, in a cold and indifferent kind of way. Just annoying when you see them laughing and upbeat with servers but not customers. Oh well, at least our server Arnel was nice.
__label__2 What happened?  Have eaten here 7+\\- times and ALWAYS enjoyed...till this last time. We got the pork tenderloin and it just was not as flavorful as it was in the past. The tamale was dry and also flavorless.  Service was okay, but not the top notch as it was in the past.\nThis used to be our favorite, gotta eat here every time in Vegas place, but not anymore
__label__3 Four of us dined on a Thursday night. For apps we had spicy chicken quesadilla and chicken skewers, both delicious. Our dinners were pork tenderloin, halibut, and rabbit. The pork was spicy but fabulous, the tamale was just ok. Rabbit, also spicy was delicious and the halibut was not spicy but beautifully cooked. We had churros for desert, they melted in your mouth. We will definitely return to try more of the menu.
__label__4 I had dinner this evening with my family at the Mesa Grill, celebrity chef Bobby Flay's restaurant at  Caesar's Palace in Las Vegas. I had made reservations on Open Table prior to coming to town, but was running late because the traffic on Las Vegas Boulevard was pretty bad. After I pulled into the Coliseum Valet (which is free, by the way), I told the attendant that I was running late. He pointed out to me where the restaurant is located (it was my first time) and told me that he would call the restaurant to let them know that I was coming. Much appreciated! \n\nIt was an early dinner reservation, even though I was late, and the restaurant was about half full when we arrived. By the time dinner ended, however, it seemed like the whole restaurant was full. \n\nWe had lamb porterhouse chops served with two sauces (preserved serrano sauce and mint chimichurri) and a blue corn tamale, coffee rubbed filet mignon with roasted corn, black angus new york steak strip with mashed potatoes, and baby romaine salad with roasted garlic dressing and hominy croutons (how unique). Every single entree was cooked perfectly, and each bite was delicious from beginning to end. \n\nThe service at the restaurant was top-notch. We were promptly seated when we arrived (we had reservations), our orders were taken quickly, and our food was delivered to our table within 10 minutes of ordering. Our waitress Brenda was wonderful, and all of our servers were very attentive. As we left the restaurant, we were greeted by at least half a dozen staff members. \n\nThe food was bit pricey, but well worth the culinary experience. My family and I don't come to Vegas often, but I felt that since we were here, we might as well indulge a bit and enjoy ourselves--we certainly did that at Mesa Grill.
__label__3 Some folks are too tied to the fact that a celebrity chef is behind an eatery. Some will go just because a chef they like is behind it, and other refuse. Forget all of that crap. Go here because the food is fantastic.\n\nRight on the casino floor, Mesa Grill is right behind Ceasar's huge sports book area, adjacent from the popular Pure night club. Behind its huge glass windows you'll find amazing upscale southwestern food. Tons of flavor (lots of peppers, spices) and a very nice variety. \n\nFirst off, dig into that bread basket as it has some killer cornbread in it.\n\nMust-try items:\ngoat cheese fundido -- c'mon. how are you not going to not love this?\nPork Tenderloin -- amazing. CRAZY good\nshrimp and grits -- satisfying\nTiger shrimp tamale -- tasty\nBlue corn pancakes -- delicious and fun\nRoasted corn -- it's a side dish, but really hits the spot.\n\nI tried the dessert churro and didn't dig it, but otherwise, very good food!\n\nOne thing: Nothing here is mild. If you're on, say, a date, and want to avoid spicy, bold food, this may not be the best place for you.
__label__0 I was entertained by business associates at Bobby's while in Vegas on business and that's the only reason I gave it one star instead of zero since I didn't have to pay for it. Our party had drinks, appetizers, entrees and dessert and later that night I took a co worker out for pizza. The food is overpriced and the servings are tiny. I was told the entr\u00e9e I ordered wasn't available and my fall back order, steak tenderloin, was about the size of a silver dollar and served on a plate the size of a manhole cover. The d\u00e9cor was pleasant, the servers were good and the food was tasty but for what we paid for it it wasn't worth the trouble.
__label__3 Our first time dining at  a Bobby Flay restaurant and I must say the food was quite delicious. For starters we had the blue corn pancake with barbecue duck and the tiger shrimp with a garlic corn tamale. The tiger shrimp and the tamale was very delicious, so many different flavors in on little tamale. I found the pancake and duck however to be quite sweet, not one of my favorites. For our main course my wife and i shared the spicy chicken and sweet potato hash, which was splendid as well. Definitely one of the tastier restaurants I've been to in vegas.
__label__2 As a rule, probably not one of the places I would venture to, as places on strip are over-rated and overpriced?? The service was very good, the food okay,as the portion are small for the price(on appetizers). My lamb chop was peppery, and lack a little flavor,, did not care for the brown sauce drizzle around it. I tried my friend's scallops, it was yummier.... The white peach margaritas were great, would of had a few more , but not at $14 ea,, maybe they need to sell it cheaper by a pitcher...I loved, the tiger shrimp tamale,, yummy-o.. Dessert were top notch, tasty.. Yes we had to order a couple of the tiger apps and blue pancake with duck,as all apps are only one on plate, if you are sharing a taste, more than a bite, the price adds up $$$$..
__label__4 My wife and i were wandering through Ceasars and came across Mesa \nGrill.  We waited approx 30 minutes but well worth the wait. Service was great and very attentive.  Had the margarita which was very good.  Had the scrimp appetizer and the 12 oz steak NY which was the best steak i think i have had in a long time. Love the twice baked potatoes which the waiter recommended.\n\nArdel our waiter was very friendly and made the visit very special.  This was our tenth anniversary and i can't think of a better place to dine and celebrate.  Kudos to Bobbie Flay on great staff, food and an overall very special experience,  I will definatley go back next time in vegas.
__label__0 I have eaten at Mesa Grill before and loved it. I still love the food, but the last time we were there was on New Year's Eve and the no-prices listed menu resulted in a $45 starter salad. I'm not kidding. Another $45 for the three mini tacos. Yes, that's $90 for a salad (no meat) and three mini tacos. I felt very taken advantage of and for that reason can't recommend them anymore. Beware and if you go, ask before you order how much you're about to spend.
__label__3 I'm going to break this review into positives and negatives.\n\nPositives\n1. Great selection of many different types of Spanish and Portuguese food.\n2. Fresh food that is well prepared\n3. Interesting building with neat, cozy seating\n4. Fast, efficient, polite serves\n5. Lots of specials\n6. Great paella, on par with what I have had in Europe.\n\nNegatives\n1. A little dark\n2. A bit pricy, but not so bad for the quality of food.\n\nOverall, this place has become our go-to special occasion dinner place, especially because of the great variety.
__label__2 If you enjoy Paella and large portions of it, Mallorca is the place to be! \nWith your order of entree you get an extra plate of spanish rice and steamed veggies and chips, and I would say if you are the type to enjoy leftovers for a weekend brunch, Mallorca will delight you!\n\nThe staff was very pleasant and friendly to work with, but I must warn you that on weekends the restaurant gets super crowded and noisy. Also, as the tables are so close to each other, you may find yourself unintentionally eavesdropping on other people's conversations, while at the same time, unable to follow conversation with a person sitting across from you at your table.\n\nThe prices are a bit steep, but considering the quality and quantity of food, I think the prices are justified. Also, if you look out for Groupons, you can get a sweet 50% discount. \n\nI would recommend Mallorca for large groups (+4 people) and for celebrating occasions. Although I would not recommend it if you are planning to go on a special date.
__label__0 The service was exceptional...like nothing I've ever experienced.  Unfortunately, I can't say the same for the food which was borderline inedible.  I honestly don't think that I would ever go back (even if I were offered a free meal).
__label__4 Eating the melt-in-your-mouth Chilean Sea bass and the traditional Valencia paella (mild) in the outdoor courtyard was wonderful.  The monk fish was very fresh and the branzino was flaky and tender.  The anchovy appetizer was by far the best I've eaten in the United States. The red Sangria was refreshing and the wine selection was good.  Friendly waiters topped off our evening.
__label__3 Had a pretty good dinner at Mallorca, close to 5 stars, but not there (which is probably a lot, considering I am from Spain, and the owner is not). I started with a Gazpacho that was not very good. It lacked the texture and the taste, so I was anticipating a poor meal. Luckily, I had also ordered an octopus appetizer. The octopus was extremely tender, cooked to perfection. Unfortunately the potatoes that went with it were undercooked. That was kind of sad. It is so hard to cook octopus well that it is unfortunate to have the potatoes miss the bar. By the way, the portion of octopus was huge. I then had an excellent entree of Monkfish, very fresh and well cooked. I thought all the side dishes (chips, vegetables, and rice were unnecessary and did not add anything to the meal, honestly). I finished with the catalan-style Creme Brulee.\n\nThe wine list is pretty good and I was able to find some excellent spanish wines, although they are a bit overpriced. I went for a Priorat (Camins by Alvaro Palacio).\n\nThe service was pretty good, and they even offered free ham and cheese and liquor. That is very \"typical spanish\" so it gave it a nice touch.\n\nI felt it was overall a very good experience although maybe a bit pricey. If I had known portions were so huge, and there were so many side dishes I might have skipped some of the appetizers though.
__label__1 The service was good. My wife enjoyed her burger. I had the South side slopes. I don't know what Maxim Magazine saw in this sandwich to rate it #5. The home made chips that come with the sandwich were not crispy at all and under seasoned. There is however a great selections of beer to choose from, and a staggering amount of draft options. Maybe next time I will go to drink and eat bar food. There are several better options locally for dinner.
__label__2 Fatheads is a great restaurant with a great beer selection, but one big drawback: the crowds.  I have stopped by at 9:30 on a Monday night, and had a 45-minute wait.  I have found that the crowds have gotten larger and larger over time, to the point that it's not that enjoyable anymore.  I'm all for having a few beers while waiting for a table to become available, but it ends up that you are crammed in the bar area for 2 hours, and you end up having too much to drink before you eat.  In the event that you DO get a seat in a reasonable time period, try the South Side Slopes Headwich: Kielbasa and Pierogies on a sandwich can't be beat.
__label__3 Who says \"Local\" in Pittsburgh means: toothless, smoke-y, dive-y, tattered blue collar? Fat Head's sure doesn't. Fat Head's says Local is: cleanliness, heartiness, potent ale & fine food, HDTV (with volume for games) & the finest tap list and cleanest, best looking tap build in the city. \n\n(Really...I hadn't seen something this nice since Father's Office in Santa Monica, CA.)\n\nThey have Bear Republic on tap. I hadn't seen Bear Republic anywhere East of the Rockies. To me...that's a sign that this place is a beacon for delites. I didn't get a chance to try any of their own brews...I'll be sure to venture there when I return. \n\nI gave them the classic bar test: wings & the burger. They passed with flying colors of buffalo sauce and red-red meat.
__label__1 Not gonna lie, was totally disappointed this time around when I ordered the Classic Steak Sandwich and Classic Chicken Club. I don't know if it's because the place was JAM packed (because of the World Cup) this past Saturday, but the food was seriously lacking. Even as I passed by each person's table, the nachos and burgers all looked pretty unappetizing.\n\nMy biggest gripe was that the Classic Chicken Club sandwich was described as being the Fat Heads' Classic Steak Sandwich but substituted w/ chicken... it totally wasn't. Not only that, the grilled chicken they used were also literally chicken chunks (yes, the kind used in salads). Honestly, who uses grilled chicken chunks in a SANDWICH? At least, use a slab of grilled chicken! This made for a messy and soggy sandwich, where all of the contents (including all of the grilled chicken chunks) fell out pre-bite.\n\nI'm willing to give this place another chance though... Stay tuned for an update.
__label__4 WHAT? Sandwich's as big as your head, with tons of different stuff on them...\n\nAwesome beer selection, great atmosphere...\n\nThis place + some friends= one of the best times you ever had!\n\nFYI: they are pretty cool about you doing whatever you want to a headwich...more sauce, add this, extra that, :)
__label__1 Alright although they had a fabulous selection of beer, the food was not to my liking....\n\nI was very intimidated by the portions which are comparable to the size of a human head, so I decided to play it safe with a salad...BIG mistake. The salad was served in the exact same bowl my family and I use to serve salad at Thanksgiving dinner NO JOKE! It was filled to the brim with salad covered in tons of cheese, too much dressing, and less than extraordinary chicken.\n \nSo basically I had 3-5 bites and was done just because I was so grossed out. I wish the server would have mentioned the salad was big enough to feed the whole table and the one next to us. But he just completely ignored the fact I didn't eat any of it. But everyone else at my table seemed to enjoy their gargantuan meals. I will not be going back to eat there.
__label__1 I was always told how great Fat Head's was. Unfortunately I was more underwhelmed than amazed by the famous Carson Street eatery. It is basically a greasy spoon with a lot of beer.\n\nAll everyone talks about at Fat Head's is the beer. Don't get me wrong, as a hop headed beer snob the beer is the only reason the place got a 2 star in my book. They have about 50 selections on tap with at least 3 of their own from their brewery in*cough*Cleveland*cough*. Avoid the FH beers. They fall into the classic trap of thinking more hops = better beer. This equation makes for same tasting beers with not charachter or personality of their own. All in all a good place for a brew.\n\nThe food however leaves something to be desired. The food is greasy and disgusting. It's all overpriced and overspiced. I get the spiciness; blow out our taste buds so we buy more beer. This is all well and good if you are just looking for a booze sponge, but for those of us who aren't six feet deep in our cups, the food is lackluster on a good day. Aside form the sandwiches being bland, overspiced and dripping grease, the sides (hand cut chips and fries) are pretty bad too. I have mentioned in another review that a fry should be seasoned and crispy, even more so if it is a fresh chip. No dice at Fat Head's. Chips and fries come out cold, rubbery and seasonless. It makes me think they just run their fryers constantly and just have a huge batch of chips and fries at all times, which makes the policy of not being able to substitute them even more infuriating (I am forking over a sizeable chunk of my hard eaned money, now give me what I want!).  For those of you that want a grease mop to soak up the alcohol you could do worse. For those of us that are still aware of the taste buds in our mouths, we can do much, much better.\n\nThe atmosphere is Fat Head's is kind of spotty as well. On the rare occasions when they aren't packed to the rafters, I really dig it. The staff is usually friendly (I think I had one iriitable and incompetent server a few months ago, but I haven't seen him since) and I am a sucker for exposed brick. However, more often than not the place is swarmed and packed so tight with, to be honest, every kind of asshole imaginable, that I can't even enjoy myself when I am there.\n\nTo sum up, come for the beer after you already have a full belly.
__label__2 Man oh man.\n\nI spent so many hours (and $$$) here while going to Pitt. Everytime I come back to Pitt I look forward to coming back. But lately it seems that Fat Heads has gone downhill!\n\n1) The beer doesn't rotate as much as it used to.\n\n2) Fat Heads doesn't seem as busy as it used to be. This seems like a result of many bars on Carson carrying similar beer for less $. Sure, it gets crowded before games, but not much activity after 10 pm.\n\nThe food is still good - love the Spicy Parm sandwich and the chips. This place just changed a bit since I was in school here.
__label__2 Food is okay. (Womens) Bathrooms are nasty, my friend had a mouse crawl over his feet (Sunday 6/23/2013) And when staff was informed, they said it had run into the kitchen and someone stepped on it. Oh okay.. Problem solved? Never been particularly impressed with service either, but that doesn't bother me much.
__label__1 The servings are just way too big, and I feel like the burgers are mostly bun for how much they cost. The food isn't really substantial enough to enjoy next-day either, which is a bummer because I love leftovers. The beer selection is good but pretty expensive, depending on what you get (some drinks are on-par with competing venders, but others are inexplicably $1 or $2 more, which adds up pretty quickly). The veggie burger is pretty decent, especially the one with all the fixins, but there isn't all that much to offer vegetarians or vegans. Typically, after I eat here I feel like garbage and all my money is gone. It's a good place to go once a year for a change of pace to remember why I always end up back at Pipers across the street.
__label__4 I stop by about ounce a month with my wife it's out the way for me but well worth it the bay of pigs rocks a must go.
__label__2 so i am trying to make my way to our table, carrying 7 cups of ice water and one beer and there is a large man with his back to me, talking and waving his arms. \n\ni get the feeling he has run into an old friend, who by the looks of it is slightly less excited to see large man, perhaps has even been avoiding him? who knows. \n\nso i, the experienced crowd navigator (honed by years of crowded parties, bars, and working in retail) say, \"excuse me--\" he doesn't notice me, flailing arms, exclaiming at his friend. \"excuse me, sir-- i just want to squeeze by you,\" normally i try a light touch on the shoulder, but as i said, my hands were full of water cups.  i start to get frustrated (was my hot dog getting cold waiting at the table?) \n\ni squeeze by, spilling some beer in the process.  after making it to the table and biting into those greasy perfect french fries, i see my sister (aka the tightest girl ever) in the same predicament, blocked by large man.  she, who won't let anything get between her and her lunch, says \"excuse me!\" once, and he finally turns, looks at her and turns back around, ignoring her and still blocking her way.  she is only holding a pile of napkins, so she pushes past him saying, \"you are an inconsiderate asshole! asshole!!\"  he may not have noticed (he was still talking hella loud to his \"friend\"), but another woman did and gave her a dirty look.  not missing a beat, my sister looks at her says: \"tourrets!!\" and moves quickly over to our table.  (get that, girl.)\n\ni think that for lunch on the day after thanksgiving, panera's would have been a better choice (small side salad anyone?) but the dirty O is pretty f*n good. you just have to be ready...
__label__2 I knew I'd make it here one day and last Saturday, during a tour of the Pitt campus, I was provided the perfect opportunity to pop in and give this place a try without going out of my way.  And I'll say it...I'm glad I didn't cross the Birmingham Bridge just  for this.  Still, something about it is charming and authentic and well, original.  And the food wasn't allll bad.  \n\nFirst the good:  The fries were plentiful and amazing.  I realize they probably never change the frying oil but I'm sure that's exactly what makes them so tasty.  And the gravy...get the gravy!!  It elevates the fry experience to a whole new level.   Also tried these fries with cheese; plain ol' ketchup; and bare naked.  Delicious any way you go.  \n\nThe disgusting: The hot dog.  I'm sorry but I don't get the hype.  I like my hot dogs plump, juicy and preferably all-beef.  This was shriveled, crunchy, crusty, overcooked, and well...I don't know what's in a hot dog but it wasn't all beef.  I realized after ordering that you can in fact order an all-beef dog, but that leads me to the next point....\n\nThe confusing:  I know this is part of the charm and what makes this place an \"institution\" in Pittsburgh and a gripe from a newcomer is worth about a penny, but wow.  The menu is super busy and all over the place...leading me to miss the all-beef dog option. And I had absolutely no idea where to physically place my order (dogs in one section, fries in another, beer/pizza in another!!!).  Fortunately it was mid afternoon, not too crowded, and a polite kid behind the counter had a surprising amount of patience with me.  \n\nIf for no other reason than a six pack of beer, I'm sure I'll be back at some point during my time as a part-time Pitt student.
__label__2 First let me say, the fry sizes of small, medium and large don't mean the same thing here as they do in the rest of the world.\n\nIf you have a group that is smaller than 6 starving college students, don't even think about ordering a large, trust me.\n\nWhile the place is called the original hot dog shop, I always pass on the dogs and order a burger.  I like them much better.  \n\nCombine the burger and fries with a tasty malt liquor and that's all you need for a great meal.
__label__3 We're all adults, let's be honest here- this is not where one goes when sober. But at the end of a long night out with friends, this hits the spot! \n\nTip #1: Don't use the bathroom, seriously, it will scar you for life. Worst. Bathroom. Ever. I have used it twice in life, once at age 12 then again at age 27. Both times I could have used therapy afterward. \n\nTip #2: Order a small fry if you're by yourself or with 1 other person- there will be much more than you expect, it's like a large McD fry x 6. Get cheese! The cheese is glorious while hot, but doesn't reheat well and gets minus one star because it used to be better 5 years ago.\n\nTip #3: Go tipsy! Otherwise you might look at the hygienic issues surrounding you and get turned off. But for all of its skankiness, I've NEVER known anyone to get sick here. In fact, it's saved me some nights from waking up hung over.\n\nTip #4: Enjoy!!!
__label__1 I know I'm supposed to like the O and that it's a tradition, but honestly, the food is not all that good.  I like the fries, they are better than average, and the portions are huge.  My cheesesteak sandwich was not even average, and the portion of meat was very skimpy.
__label__1 The O does something I hate.  A lot of places do this, but it needs to stop.  \n\nThe smallest order of fries is more than one person can eat.  They charge you $3.50 for it but you only end of eating $1.50.  The rest goes into the trash, or rather, into the owners pocket since I can't imagine the potatoes and ketchup cost much.\n\nThe O clearly survives on nostalgia.  They're unlikely to change a damn thing if they've survived in Oakland for so long, but I can't help but wish.\n\nOther than the fries (which were excellent, but should only ever be shared), I have little to recommend.
__label__2 The FOOD = awesome.  But the aptmosphere sucks...  \n\nWe used to come here for 1/2 price after 10 or 11 or whatever it was, in college.  I fell in love with their chick pea chili burritos.  \n\nCon - they wouldn't or couldn't make them without onions for me and it's too fucking dark to see to pick the onions out.\n\nPro - since it's too fucking dark to see to pick the onions out I just gave in and ate them and learned to like something I otherwise might not have tried/liked.  \n\nI really hate how dark and loud it is here.  It's kind of pointless to go in a big group because you're only going to be able to talk to the people immediately next to and across from you and it's a pain in the ass to get seated.  I much prefer the McKnight Rd location - is it still there??  Every time I am back in Pgh I mean to try the Robinson Town Centre location but I always forget until we are driving to the airport and I see it.  Maybe next time...\n\nLove their chips and salsa.  Love their black bean garlic dip.  As I said already love their chick pea chili (have learned to make a knock-off to satisfy me out here in CA but it's just not the same...)\n\nBut avoid this location unless you're hurting for cash and/or have no transportation.  It's worth a little extra money to be able to see your food and hear your dinner companions.
__label__3 I started going to Spice Island when it first opened. I was in my early 20s then, which means the place is officially a Pittsburgh institution. The menu has stayed pretty much the same over the years, with the exception of adding alcohol, but why change a good thing? My favorite items on the menu are vegetarian -- the fried tofu (either sauce is delicious) and the vegetable curry trio. Pay a little extra for the coconut rice and you'll be back for the same thing again and again.
__label__4 I was visiting Carnegie Mellon the day after and I stopped to have dinner here. The restaurant had fabulous good and I really really enjoyed the staff. Thanks for some great food!!!!
__label__3 One of the more inventive restaurants in Oakland, and yes, still affordable on a poor student- er, shoestring budget. The satay chicken was tasty and flavorful, and the noodle dishes are all fantastic. I got the pad thai, and it was very tasty; friends I went with got various curry/noodle dishes, and all were wonderful.
__label__2 overpriced california/italian food.  Small portions.  Lunch service is slow.  Don't expect to be out of there in an hour.  Patio in the summer is a good place for a leisurely $20 lunch.   Decent place to take a visitor if you on an expense account.
__label__3 Very good food but a little pricey so I dropped them back a star. The service was excellent.
__label__1 Overpriced. Bread was hard. The scallops had a lot of grit and very buttery. Not worth the $30 price. A lot of gnats flying around. Very dis-appointing.
__label__2 Random!  It took me a minute to find this place - it's actually right across the street from the PNC bank.  You would never guess that this was a bar...it made it even more difficult b/c it was dark and raining.  \n\nI was able to find street parking right out front and when I got in the crowd was fairly young, but that's what I expected around the universities.  It wasn't very crowded as I went during the week.  The bartender was friendly and drinks were extremely affordable.  \n\nI'm not sure that I would go out of my way for PHI but if I was in the area and looking for a cheap drink then why not now that I know where it is!
__label__2 The line is always long on Saturdays and Sundays from 10-12. So expect to wait just a little while if you want to go on those days.\nI would say that the food is okay, although I have had better. The service is so quick, which is really nice when I am hungry in the morning.\nI should order something that they are known for in order to give them a better rating.
__label__4 I was introduced to Mitchell's by a friend of mine and have been a big fan ever since! \n\nThe staff is always very welcoming and everyone at the bar always look like they're having a great time.\n\nTheir garlic parmesan wings are usually a go to for myself and friends, along with a Titos vodka of course. I look forward to many more happy hours to come!
__label__3 I love Primanti's, I take all visitors to this restaurant, it's the original!\n\nYou can't go wrong with the ham & cheese.  Sometimes I mix it up and go with the double egg.  I don't recommend the steak, my dad said it was like eating a hockey puck.  But the Italian bread is fresh, the slaw is crunchy, the fries are perfect, and the Iron City is cold!\n\nIf you go on a Saturday, be prepared to wait.  To me it's worth it.  Also, don't expect good service, to me, that's just part of the experience.
__label__2 So I found myself in Pittsburgh last weekend visiting an ex who was in town working at the Pittsburgh Auto Show. I recalled seeing a famous Pitt sandwich shop on Food TV and did a little research. I found that the original Primanti Bros. was down on 18th and decided to take a walk down from the Westin for lunch. I took the approx 15 min walk down Penn Ave and finally found the restaurant around a corner in what turned out to be the \"Strip district\". The Strip was crowded, grungy, ugly, and full of cheap ($3 & $5) Steelers shirts and \"Terrible Towels\". Something about terrible towels irritates me to no end (and Steelers fans in general, maybe because I had a roommate for a bit who was a total jackass and loved them...and I'm a Pats fan!). Street Vendors lined the sidewalks hawking mostly junk ($1 finger puppets!) as locals and tourists bustled around making Valentines day purchases. There were plenty of gritty locals selling flowers out of buckets and trash pals on the sidewalks in-between the cheap t-shirt tables. There were some cool shops and eateries bunched in, overall a scene I am not opposed to at all!\n\nSo I got to Primantis, opened the door to see a line right in front of me about 15 or so deep, I found the end and began to wait. A family coming in behind me were obviously Primanti virgins as well and asked me 20 questions about what to do now that they were there. After about 20 mins I was at the front and was shown a seat at the bar. I was delighted to see Yeunling Lager available as it brought me back a few years. It is brewed in PA and FL, I worked on a trail crew in FL for a bit and would buy plenty of it with my $40/week stipend, actually beer was all I bought on that money The beer is not available in CT or MA to my knowledge. I started on my bottle of Yeunling and got an order in 15 mins or so later. I chose the regular sized 'fish and cheese'. I do not eat 'meat' otherwise I would have gone for the steak or pastrami that seem to be the favs. I soon discovered the couples on either side of me at the bar were also new to the place and had also seen it on Food TV and had made it a destination. Have you had one??? they asked with a tinge of excitement and curiosity in their voices! \n\nAbout 20-30 mins later we all found out what the fuss was about. Well the sandwich didn't look as magical as I would have been led to believe with all the out of towners ooohing and ahhing but it looked good and I was hungry. I squeezed down to prevent filling leakage and bit in....mmm. Now I'm not a cole slaw fan but it was obvious upon first bite the slaw made the sandwich. I can't lie, being that the only animal I eat is fishes and almost all of my friends and coworkers eat meat I am ordering a fish sandwich pretty often at places I don't necessarily choose but go to frequently. So french fries and fried fish has to be pretty special to surprise me, these did not surprise but throw them together with the slaw on the white Italian bread and you have a very tasty sandwich. The fries were slightly soggy, not salty, not hot, limp and bland would describe them well with a pleasant taste. The taste of the fish did not stand out much over the slaw, The slaw was exclusively cabbage to the best of my memory. It was tangy and acidic and packed a flavor punch compared to the bland fries, bread and fish. \n\nThe sandwich was messy and losing components on each bite, which fell onto the deli paper it was served on. Luckily the napkins were right in front of me and became a hot item with the neighbors as well. Normally I don't like a loose, avalanche prone sandwich but it did not bother me here as the 'sloppiness' was part of the charm. The waitresses carried piles of sandwiches around separated only by the deli paper. The room had a warm character and felt like people had been enjoying warm messy sandwiches and beer there for a long time. It was slightly dark and extremely crowded, but not a bad crowded as everyone was happy to be there eating a famous sandwich. When you are done you walk to the end of the bar, tell whoever happens to be standing there what you had (honor system!) and pay under $10 for a sandwich and a beer! \n\nOn my way out I ordered a sandwich to go as I was meeting my ex on her short lunch break. I grabbed her the 'Rajun Cajun Chicken\"  which she enjoyed but commented on the soggy nature, which I am sure was compounded by being wrapped 45mins previous to being eaten. When I walked out the door there was line wrapped all the way to the side of the building approx. 50 people deep. I believe it was snowing at this point and in the 30's, so I was impressed by the will of the people to obtain sandwich royalty. In the end I thought it was a fun experience and a tasty sandwich. If I am back in Pitt I will certainly consider going back for a bite. If I am eating meat again at that point I would anticipate being more delighted by the Primanti Bros. Check it out, embrace it.
__label__1 Several people said I had to go here during my first-ever visit to Pittsburgh so I obliged. Whoa, I've never been this confused about why a place gets such high recommendations. \n\nUpon entry, expect a chaotic atmosphere. We were first told to find a seat ourselves, but then were told to be seated. Once seated, we waited for several minutes before anyone came by to ask us anything. However, after the first staff member showed up, another two came by within two minutes to ask us for our order as well. \n\nThe food was okay, nothing spectacular. The one interesting part was that the fries came stuffed in the sandwich. As for the taste, really nothing out of the ordinary.\n\nWhy this place is so popular will remain a mystery to me. Was it worth going just to say I had gone?  Not really.
__label__1 Let's be honest - those 'famous' sandwiches aren't very good at all. 50 years ago, they were probably cutting edge; nowadays they are throw back, dull and boring. I'm sorry I just can't get excited about French fries and Cole slaw on a sandwich. \n\nHowever it is Pittsburgh history and it definitely a large tourist trap, I can also why people go to the other locations to catch a game and have a beer. But with that being said if you are going here to try their sandwiches because some TV show told you they are the best - you will find that you have been lied to.\n\nGo for the history, go to say you have done it, but don't go expecting an amazing gourmet sandwich experience.
__label__1 The first time I was in Pittsburgh, I just had to go to Primanti Brothers to see what all the hype was about. A sandwich about the size of my head appeared, and the reputation I've heard of this place all along had me expecting the greatest thing since sliced bread. \n\nWell, it was ok. Putting more stuff between bread shouldn't really qualify a \"famous sandwich\". The meat was questionable and the slaw just didn't make it past one bite. \n\n***********\nI thought, maybe my expectations got the better of me. So, I gave it another shot a year later. I ordered the fish sandwich. The fish was lost in the fried batter. :( Again, with the slaw. Geez. The fries in the sandwich was a creative touch, I can agree. But somehow the whole thing just didn't come together. \n\n\nSorry to say, I will not be returning to Primanti Brothers for said \"great sandwich\".
__label__2 Great place for a quick bite. Not a place to linger after finishing your meal with another beer. \n\nService was not overly friendly but attentive. Sandwiches were perfect size for me. Did have the cheesesteak which was more like faux-meat pressed into a burger patty which would've been fine except it tasted about as good as it looked- meh.  Will have to check out again next trip into town and make sure I get something besides the cheesesteak.
__label__1 Not sure what the fuss is.  Lame sandwiches.  Much better options on the strip.
__label__3 I've noticed that many, if not all, of the negative reviews here are from foreigners (would you really trust their opinions on what a great American sandwich is?), tourists whining about bad service/ambience, and the refined palates out there lol. Listen, it's a sandwich shop. A greasy one. If you wanted some gourmet experience, you could've gone down to the Capital Grill. This is a gritty little eatery in a gritty city, so appreciate it for what it is and its historical significance. And for Christ's sake, give the people that work here a break. It's hot in there and they're hustlin for you. They don't care about your beaming smiling touristy faces and your cameras and how you can't wait to try what you saw on some TV show.\n\nBack to the food...so far I've had the capicola and the pastrami. Capicola is sliced on the thick side (I'm more of a fan of the thin sliced Italian style that I'm used to in NJ/NY) so I'm partial to the pastrami. Double meat this bitch up. It's top notch. The cole slaw is fantastic, vinegar not mayo, adds the perfect crunchy bite. Fries are not crispy, but they're great on the sandwich itself. The bread is just ok, it's holding all the good stuff together. \n\nSomehow when you put everything together, something magical happens. It's def worth a try. Avoid the lunch crowds. Open 24/7. Bring cash and leave your \"I'm the customer and I demand stellar service\" attitude at home.
__label__2 The fries go inside, not on the side, of these deliciously messy sandwiches. \n\nPrimanti Bros. is a historical and must-visit destination if you are doing a food tour of Pittsburgh. They are known for their innovation of putting the french fries inside of your sandwich (truckers not only need to keep their eyes on the road, but they also need their potatoes). \n\nI got a pastrami with a pickle on the side and thoroughly enjoyed it. It was piled high with fries and coleslaw. It was surprisingly well assembled so things never got too out of control. \n\nOur waitress seemed hostile, yet in the end was very attentive and responsive. It added to the atmosphere and fit the vibe of the place, so it was all good. \n\nDefinitely check it out!
__label__3 How can I say this without betraying my commitment to my local deli... Well-- let's say this: if Primanti Brothers existed anywhere near San Francisco, I'd live next door. These sandwiches are sloppy, robust and full of goodness that is just essential to the signature Pittsburgh experience. \nI love this location because it's the original, and I have good memories drinking and devouring kielbasa like a Yinzer at their counter over the years when I'm in town. \nMay Primanti Brothers reign supreme in sandwich world domination. Amen.
__label__3 The space is kind of tight and the presentation could be better but the sandwiches are delicious and fulling. Definately worth the wait for a table.
__label__3 Parking lot for Primanti Bros. customers, \ncentralized location, downtown in the strip district,\nhospitable staff and very homey feel,\nfast and efficient service,\ngood pastrami on soft Italian bread stuffed with french fries and coleslaw!!!!\nya,\nits kinda like that.\nblack and yellow black and yellow!
__label__1 It doesn't matter what I write in this review. If you've never tried it before and you find yourself in Pittsburgh, you're going to try Primanti Brothers. I tried it despite reading all the reviews telling me how mediocre it is. I needed to try it for myself. And I'm glad I did. Now I know I need to never come back here again. \n\nThis place is just one big NO. I have no idea how it has become so popular. I really do not get it. I got the pastrami and cheese. This was the sandwich: a slice of regular white bread, three slices of tomatoes, two tablespoons of bland cole slaw, 2 pounds of french fries, one tiny little slice of cheese, about 3-4 slices of pastrami, and another slice of regular white bread. As you can tell from my description, there was not enough meat, non-existent cheese, and way too many fries. The only thing on my sandwich with any flavor was the pastrami (that was actually pretty good and what earned this place a 2-star rating instead of a 1-star). But there just wasn't enough pastrami and the signature fries and cole slaw were not very good. \n\nMy sister ordered the cheesesteak, which is really just a cheeseburger. We also ordered the Smallman St. Fries, which are fries with cheese, bacon, chili, and sour cream. They sound delicious right? They looked delicious too. I was super excited to eat them. Sadly, like my sandwich, they did not live up to the hype. I think it was the chili, but I did not enjoy them. \n\nThis place was crazy crowded and it's clearly a Pittsburgh staple so maybe it's just me. It's sad really because the sandwiched have so much potential to be amazing!
__label__0 Carbs, carbs, and more carbs......this is a horrendous place to eat.\nSteer as far away from this place as you can. \n\nMinus five if allowed.\n\nFries on a crummy beef sandwich.
__label__3 Visited friend John Mo in Pittsburgh for one night and he brought me here...great move. Big fatty sandwich but really really delicious.
__label__1 Ok so my husband's from Pittsburgh and this place is legend. That said, our experience was mediocre. We walked in at 3pm, hoping to beat the lunch and dinner rush. We were seated by the bar, which was cool but weren't offered the option of a table and there were a few empty ones nearby and couldn't get a staff member to look at us until it was time to order. I ordered a steak and cheese and received a Pitts-burger. I asked the waitress if it was the steak and cheese and she nodded her head and walked off. That was the last interaction we had with any of the staff until we paid at the register. When she rang us up she listed off my sandwich, now calling it a Pitts-burger. Cool, thanks for ignoring us and dismissing my opportunity for you to correct your mistake. Checked the box for the original location, we will go to the spin-offs from now on.
__label__1 This is just so-so sushi, nothing special.  I add one caveat:  I ordered nigiri directly from Hata, one of the chefs there at night - and it was pretty good.  He wrapped it just right.  No disrespect to the other chefs, but Hata is the heat there.  I always call ahead to see if he's working there and if he's not then I find somewhere else.  \n\nI'm writing this anonymously because anyone you ask in Charlotte will RAVE about this place.  It took me about 6 months to figure out I couldn't trust the palate of the city as a whole.  Somebody's high.  \n\nThe good points:  it's cheap. And they have an all-u-can-eat-buffet lol\nThe bad points:   service is not great.  And they have an all-u-can-eat-buffet lol
__label__1 I don't understand when people tell me they love Ru Sans. The sushi is just ok... Nothing Special. 80% of the menu is deep fried. Ick.\n\nNot saying I would never go here again but there are SOOOOO many better places!
__label__4 Had the fried shallot salmon roll, awesome! Very fair prices and a nice atmosphere. Can't go wrong.
__label__3 As a starving artist I am dedicating this review to the Ru San's lunch buffet!  I will often skip dinner, and breakfast in preparation for this glorious buffet.  For around $10 you can FILL UP on all you can eat sushi rolls.  You also have the option to have hot food, salad and soup.  I often arrive right at 11:30 opening to miss the line that forms at the door.  The line moves fast and I take it as a positive sign that I am not the only one obsessed with a sushi lunch buffet.  The selection of sushi is good if you like small, more common rolls.  If you are looking for the fancy \"American\" sushi then you will need to order off the menu.  How can we convince them to carry this buffet through dinner?  I would be there every night!
__label__4 Ru San's gets 5 stars for 3 outstanding reasons in the world of sushi restaurants:\n\n1. AFFORDABLE! You can order a ton of food and still not go broke. Sushi as cheap as $1 and $2!\n\n2. QUALITY!  I've been here countless times and  I've never ever had a bad meal. Everything is top notch and high quality. Sushi bar reinforces this: you see all the sushi chefs preparing rolls in plain sight.\n\n3. VEGETARIAN SUSHI!!! Yep, that's right. Ru San's has a huge menu, but my favorite part is the big vegetarian section. Big list to choose from, anything from fried cream cheese maki rolls to tamago egg maki rolls to kimchi cabbage maki rolls. And basically most vegetables you can think of, all prepared in a perfect little roll... heaven! This is such a relief from most sushi restaurants who have ONE vegetarian sushi option (which is usually way overpriced). Most of the veg options are between $2 and $3... awesome! \n\nI really love the Eggplant Sesame Yaki. I usually order this as an appetizer and reserve the leftover sauce as a dip for some of my maki rolls. This dish has cubes of eggplant, seared perfectly, tender inside, light crisp outside. The wow factor here though is the sauce, it's a thick, peanut butter like sauce, tart and sweet and nutty, with sesame seeds.  You've gotta try this! \n\nIf you have room for dessert, make sure you order some Tempura Ice Cream. This is basically a block of vanilla ice cream, covered in sweet tempura batter and deep fried. Then drizzled with a strawberry (and sometimes chocolate ) sauce. I'm not sure how they keep the ice cream from totally melting, but this dessert will make your day... heck, it'll make your week. Hands down my favorite dessert of all time.\n\nCocktails? Order the Lady Killer... kiwi juice and sake. mmm!\n\nKudos for being open a little later than most places.
__label__1 Everyone has been telling me for weeks that since we now live in SouthEnd, we need to walk down to Ru San's.  We did... and likely won't very often.\n\nWe strongly prefer the normal size sushi and aren't fans of paying for a more expensive roll only to find out that it has more rice than the other rolls.  If a piece of sushi takes more than a bite, I'm not as big on it.  I like a roll to encapsulate all the flavors, not to get a little of this and a little of that in two bites.  That being said, wasn't a fan of the 'Dancing Eel'.  \n\nService was definitely sub par and the place is crazy noisy.  We plan to go back another time and will try the outdoor seating.  Also, the protein bomb looks great as it's hard to screw up nagiri.  The Cowboy was okay and the dumplngs were average dumplings.  \n\nWith better service, extract the noise, and ordering different things, there is still a chance for good food here.  I'm a firm believer in 2nd and 3rd chances.  Check out the photos for what we ate!
__label__0 overall lousy.food is just okay. atmosphere is cheesy. loud and dirty.  very surprised I didnt get food poisoning.  Ive been recommended this place by several people for three plus years Ive lived in Charlotte and I won't be taking recommendations from any of those people ever again.  $6- upcharge to add avocado to two rolls that didnt have it..wouldnt mind it if the rolls were good.  No variety in their rolls. Boring selections.  Most of them contain carrots.  ?  plum wine was off.  Too loud.  looks like a damn diner...a bad diner (and I grew up in South Jersey). I truly want to understand the fascination with this place.  Maybe its because Im 40 and too old to appreciate??  I live for sushi.  I could eat it every day if I had the $. ..check out the wet menus, the wet floor, the stickiness of the tables....stickiness of the floor, the awful stench, the cheasy \"buffet table\" with inappropriate sneeze guards..the filthy bathrooms, and look at the floor (doorway to the kitchen/dish area ) as you walk towards the bathroom. lol. Germ freaks stay away.  probably okay for a post-drinking meal.. the same way we did fries and shakes back in the day when you were 17-25.  Not for a nice night out.
__label__4 Fantastic good, great service, and the only place in the Charlotte area I know of to get some real ramen! I definitely suggest the sushi as well, not overpriced to hell like other places are.
__label__4 Great sushi I haven't try the sushi bar but the sushi rolls are delicious. Some many kinds of sushi with a touch of originality.  No complaints at all in so many years that I been going there.
__label__4 Best Sushi place in Charlotte hands down!! The decor is a bit simple but they more than make it up with the amazing and diverse sushi rolls and friendly energetic staff. I have such a great time when I go there it has become a staple for \"date night\" with the hubs!
__label__1 So I've ordered pizza a couple of times from Fuel. Both times have asked for extra cheese. Must say pretty lame, very thin layer. Not worth it, will look for pizza delivery from someone else.
__label__3 It's the Plaza Midwood pizza joint. It also has a Ms Pacman/Galaga arcade which I find myself playing most times I visit.
__label__1 Ugh, this food is horrible. How can so many people like this place?!?!?! Went to dim sum here on a saturday morning and it was very empty. There were only about 3 carts going around and only went around ONCE.  I had to ask someone to come over and help us, but they only ended up bringing a specific plate over than the carts again. Oily stomach lining, slippery wontons....I feel like vomiting just writing about it.
__label__2 Fair food and service. I honestly wasn't impressed the way I expected to be.\n\nI went today with a friend and we ordered the shark fin dumplings, jellyfish, steamed roast pork buns, stuffed duck feet, and steamed chicken and pork buns. It all came with a nice big bowl of white rice. We paid about $13 each after splitting our check so it was all fairly priced.\n\nOur food wasn't very hot when served and the buns and dumplings had a one-note taste to them. Can't say I didn't like the food overall.
__label__3 Everything about Book Buyers shows it's appeal and divine placement in Plaza Midwood. No business would suit this space more appropriately. From the musty smell of old, worn pages, the family cat just gallivanting around at will, odd finds and crazy selection, it's one of those places you just have to find yourself getting lost in from time to time. \n\nI've been in on multiple occasions and have really just enjoyed perusing and finding older copies of Tolkien novels and some cook books. Upon our last visit, we scored some great children's books for our nephew. We found some solid gold copies of old disney books, Winnie the Pooh, and a few Garfield coloring books. Needless to say, our little nephew was thrilled with all of the books. The prices were so good on some, too. Paying around $3 for a great, used book compared to the steep prices of a major book store is always a more palatable experience. \n\nThe owners are so nice and they tend to have that syndrome where they know exactly where everything is. Pretty awesome. \n\nThere are some pretty cool nick nacky items at the front counter, too. Always good when you need chapstick!
__label__1 As someone who gives credit where it is due..here is what I can say about this place. Nice, trendy and classic pieces. Terrible customer service. Primarily overpriced. I myself have experienced the \"not so friendly vibe\"...as well as many of my friends. We've all had similar experiences there. It's almost like \"you're not buying anything,so who cares\" But why would we? When you feel like your business won't be appreciated. I also know friends who sell to the boutique and the markup is insane. So I know the value just isn't there. But I'm not trying to knock her hustle...I've purchased things in the past. The attitude always changes when you're spending money... so I think that's the key. *side eye*
__label__1 Decent Chinese for the money, its not spectacular, but it is good, especially the Sesame Chicken and the Shrimp Lo Mien.  The food is a little greasy, but the portions are big and the rice is good. There are definitely better quality Chinese restaurants in Charlotte, but if you're in the University area and needing some Chinese, this place will scratch the itch.
__label__3 A step above the rest in Charlotte area cheap/fast Chinese food.\n\nYELP TO THE RESCUE!!!  As I'm driving way down Harris Blvd one day around lunch time, I get a hankering for my weakness.  Cheap Chinese lunch.  As soon as I whip out my yelp app, not only do I see a well rated place close by, but a place that is well rated by no other than Chad E!  Oh, I was excited.\n\nChinese restaurants near the not so nice side of town are always hit or miss, and this one was almost perfectly spot on.  I went ahead and read some other reviews to get an idea of what I may want.  One yelper said that hey loved the hot and sour soup and the Hunan beef so much he had bribed the owner for the recipe, so I gave it a shot.\n\nMy waiter, was soooooo fast.  Almost stalky, but not in a bad way since it was lunch time.  I drink a lot of water and I don't think it was ever less than half full.  The soup came quickly.  The first couple bites were great, rich, and perfect with the crunch of the noodles I put in.  Although, It did get a little overly salty towards the end.\n\nMy Hunan beef came shortly after.  Beautifully thick looking sauce and a nice portion sized per $.  I took my first bite hoping for the best and it was soooooo close.  Amazing flavor for a quick cheap spot, but yet again over salted and that was pretty much the story of the meal.  Even the eggroll tasted overly salty.  That is the only reason this place didn't get 5 stars in my book.\n\nMaybe I was off kilter, maybe my taste buds were overly sensitive, that did come to mind once the eggroll wrapper tasted so briny.  I guess I'll have to back and find out.  Anybody want to join?  They have a lunch for 2 special, 3 things off the menu, to rices, and 2 eggrolls for less than $14.\n\nI'll be back!
__label__1 This review is a placeholder of sorts--I have read the other reviews, and I don't feel like they went to the same restaurant I did. So I want to go back and give them another try, SOON.\n\nI go to Vietnam Grille about once a week. Their pho is so far above the norm that comparisons to it are futile. So I'm not sure I gave Lang Van's pho a fair shake. Plus, I was there with a friend and her adorable but napless toddler, so impressions of the food are but fleeting.  Lots of basil on the side, and plenty of limes and sprouts. \n\nMy friend had never had Vietnamese food before, so I wanted her to love it as much as I do. I was not \"bowled\" over by the pho. Their egg rolls I cannot remember. I think they were fine (this was about 3 weeks ago). \n\nThat said, I loved the interior, the service was swift and impeccable, and they had PLUM WINE. Yum. It felt like a warm, happy place to be on a cold, rainy day.
__label__4 I've been coming here as long as I can remember; at least 10 years. The best service ever. I can go to a restaurant that charges three times as much, and invariably leave thinking that I would have received better service at Lang Van. As previous reviews on here state, they remember every dish you have ordered, and are genuinely happy to see you. Or they're just darn good actors. But so many other places don't bother to put out that kind of effort.\n\nSure, Pho Hoa has better pho, and nothing compares to the profuse amount of tendon that is in Vietnam Grilles tendon pho.  While I do wish they would give you lime instead of lemon, I don't really come here for the pho; but do order it when it's cold. Having said that this past visit the pho was much better than usual, with a roasted onion flavor that I really enjoyed. The soup arrived quickly and hit the spot.\n\nThe best dish they have is the lotus root salad; it is the perfect summer dish. Roasted pork and shrimp served on top of some kind of puffy rice cracker thing, with lots of crunchy lotus root. The rice cracker things are light and crispy; the perfect amount of food; you don't leave feeling like you have overdosed on carbs.\n\nHere's to another 10 years!
__label__0 Maybe I went on a bad day or I'm being overly critical, but the service was horrible. The pho was also horrible. \n\nPho is pho. The noodles, meat and vegetables are the same everywhere you go. The only way you tell if the pho is good is through the broth. The pho here was translucent and tasteless even with all the MSG they put in there to mask their laziness. \n\nBut yeah, sure. If you're an elderly white couple, then they will scream hello and thank you. I guess that means good service.
__label__0 This place is terrible! The food was awful and I had hair in my rice! When we showed it to the waiter he said \"okay\". None of us finished even one plate of food becuase it was so bad. Then when we paid the waiter stood over my friend while she filled out the credit receipt then asked to my friends face \"NO TIP?\". He asked three times in English and Spanish until my friend finaly said NO TIP!!! It was a terrible experience and the worst food I have ever had! NEVER GO HERE! AND TELL ALL YOUR FRIENDS THE SAME! I never take the time to write a review let alone such a mean one but it was just awful.
__label__4 Easily my favorite place to eat in Madison.  Great Lao-Thai food.  Curries are fantastic and make sure to start with a soup.  They're always good.  Tip: place is tiny and you will wait.  Either get carry out or head across the street to the Weary Traveler to grab a beer while you wait for your table.
__label__2 Kang Gai soup is a lot creamier than other similar soups (Thai, etc). Filled with a lot of ingredients. It came in one of those hot pot soup serving bowls where a small flame is kept going. The ladle was really hard to use with it--it barely fit into the gutters of the bowl so uh..yeah, the ergonomics of it was bad. \n\nI got the Moak Pa--steamed catfish with ground pork wrapped with banana leaves. The flavors were disappointing and the fish wasn't even all that tender or juicy. The dish erred on the salty side. We barely touched the accompanying sticky rice as it didn't go as well as with regular rice. \n\nI was a fan of the squash curry, though. Chockful of different kinds of squash, eggplant, and zucchini, this thick concoction was unique and delicious. The chicken in it was tough and overcooked but I'd just pick those pieces out and continue on with the curry and squashes. Perfect dish to pair with rice.\n\nFood comes out a tad slow and there was this annoying fly hovering around our table (even though it was kind of cold in the restaurant). It was good but not great.
__label__3 I'm jumping on the bandwagon here: the squash curry is fabulous. \n\nBrave the Willy Street construction to get there.
__label__4 Just wanted to put in a plug for their new food cart, on Johnson a little east of Mills. They have squash curry, mango/pineapple curry, and a few sides. This is my new favorite food cart in Madison. Fast service, good prices, and the best curries in Madison (aside from the brick and mortar locations).
__label__3 A lot of their other dishes, particularly the curries, range from good to great.  Their Tom Yum Kung soup with tofu, on the other hand, is sublime.  It is truly exceptional...the kind of thing you want to bathe in...the kind of thing that compels you to write your first Yelp review.  Full disclaimer -- I haven't ordered it with the shrimp the dish calls for because I live in fear of imported farm raised shrimp (you should too).  I am not sure if they use farmed shrimp, but I don't need to find out because the tofu is perfect.  Lao Laan-Xang, I'll be thinking of you.
__label__3 My friend and I wanted to try the Weary Traveler, but decided that we didn't want to wait to be seated, so we headed over to Lao Laan-Xang instead for a quick dinner.\n\nI ordered the Khua Mee because I was craving pad thai and figured (based on the ingredients) that it would be the closest I could get to the classic Thai dish. I was right. The Khua Mee really hit the spot and satisfied my craving! \n\nThe noodles pack a lot of flavor, and there is enough lime juice mixed into the sauce to give it that extra lil somethin' somethin'. One bite and I was sold. It really took all my will-power not to devour the entire plate of noodles (which really is way too much food for one person).\n\nOn both counts of quantity and quality of food, the Khua Mee really shined! Unfortunately, my friend's basil fried rice was bland and slightly disappointing, but I think my dish more than made up for his.\n\nWe also ordered the shrimp toast appetizer because we had no idea what it was and wanted to try something new. It reminded me of the fried shrimp balls we used to get during dim sum, but much more oily. I don't know if I would recommend this for the health-concious diner. I'd probably suggest the spring rolls instead!
__label__4 Had I written this review 5 years ago while still a poor student at Madison, I probably would've given it a 3.  Probably because I was too young, and didn't have much appreciation for a bar that wasn't overcrowded with drunkards swaying to polka music.  Now that I appreciate a bar where you can actually play darts without some 19 year old vomiting on your jeans, I have to agree with the other reviewers.  Drinks are cheap, good, and large, too.
__label__2 The atmosphere is for those mellow-artsy type. It's widely popular among graduate students for the down to earth, yet hip scene. For me it's too \"nice.\" If you are looking for more industrial style, this may not suit your liking. The happy hour is a good deal, but cocktail quality varies - sometimes it's there, other times a totally miss. If you're in town, you should visit Genna's at least once. Repeat? Hmm, not for me.
__label__1 Saw this bar from our hotel and figured it would be nice to walk across the street for a drink. However, we waited for over 15 minutes and had several waiters walk by while making eye contact and did not once ask us if we wanted anything. I could understand that if it was busy but it was a Wednesday night with less than half the tables full.  Only reason it got 2 stars is because it was a beautiful night out and the place would have been cool if it wasn't for the lack of service...
__label__3 I checked out out Sophia's based on the rave reviews I read on Yelp and was not dissapointed! The food was fabulous and I personally enjoyed the atmosphere.\nIf you're not a people person you might not enjoy Sophia's as much though as a lot of people pack into their small dining area and most of the time you have to share a table with other patrons.\nAlso, keep in mind that they take cash only!\n\nThe food is great though and it's a perfect saturday morning breakfast stop!
__label__3 I really love their outdoor patio.  It is a great place to chill and have a beer in the summertime--and Mickey's really does have oh-so-many tasty microbrews on tap!  \n\nI love the concept of the indoor bar, as well.  It's a converted house with each room painted a different color.  My favorite is the reddish-room just off of the main bar area.\n\nI just tried the food last night.  I had a \"Mickey's Burger,\" which was good, but I've had better.  I was super excited to try the \"Sexy Fries,\" which are thin slices of potatoes with truffle oil and parmesan.  Really, they weren't that great.  They might have been if the potatoes had been evenly layered with the oil and parmesan, but only a few slices on the whole stack seemed to have any flavor.  I dunno about you, but I don't really like eating plain potatoes.  The cheese curds weren't all cooked completely, which was extremely sad because I could see their potential for being phenomenal if they had been.  They had a good coating and tasty cheese, but it just wasn't melted thoroughly.  I'd eat here again, anyway.
__label__2 Love the vibe, feel, and decor. Bartenders are friendly and fast. Mixed drinks are robust and tasty.\n\nFood is mediocre; I had the \"world's greatest sandwich\" and thought it was average at best. I've also tried the burgers and the pizza - both are decent but no better than anyone else's.\n\nBeer selection is disappointing. Very limited offerings.\n\nProbably a 2.25-star joint, but the vibe and stellar service bump it to a 3.\n\nSummary:\n\nService = 4.5 stars (great bartenders)\nFood = 2.75 stars (average; not bad - just not great)\nValue = 4 stars (reasonably priced drinks)\nMisc = 3 stars (awesome vibe; limited beer selection)
__label__4 This was our first time trying Mickey's Tavern. I had the Eggplant Panino and the boyfriend had the Mickey burger. We upgraded to try the sexy fries and super sexy fries. We were both wildly impressed by everything. High quality meal for awesome prices and a fun chill vibe on a Monday evening. I guess some guys get together every Monday to jam- we left before they started but it was a very friendly environment.
__label__4 If all you want to read is this first sentence, then here's all you really need to know: try their weekend brunch and order the Tofu Scramble. \n\nTofu is one of those ingredients that half the world lives in fear of. Another small percentage of the population will brag about the tofu salad they had at lunch, though we all know they had to choke it down. There are then people who have experienced tofu done right and thus genuinely love the stuff. Trust that after trying the Tofu Scramble at Mickey's, you will fit into the latter group of the tofu world. \n\nWhat makes this tofu so wonderful is that it's marinated in peanut butter. It's special. A common complaint with this often dismissed soy product is its tendency to taste bland if not prepared correctly. When it's cooked up at Mickey's with just the right amount of rich peanut butter, this worry is null and void. Add to this flavor packed mixture some saut\u00e9ed spinach, sweet red pepper, and red onion and it's no wonder this dish is known for winning over anti-tofu folks. The fresh produce cuts the intensity of the peanut buttered tofu and offers great contrast in terms of color and texture as well. \n\nThough it's only served Saturday and Sunday, the Tofu Scramble is so wonderful you'll be craving it all week long.
__label__1 Generally speaking, I am a big fan of the burger.  I'm also a big believer in (and a fan of) good service.  To that end, Dotty's both delivers and disappoints.\n\nThe burgers are great.  A small group of us wandered to Dotty's over the weekend; I had been there many times before, while the rest of the group had never been to Dotty's before.  We were promptly seated in a large booth - Dotty has some great booths... not gonna' lie.\n\nAnd then we waited.  And waited.  And waited some more.  Eventually a server came by and said he'd be \"right back to take our drink orders.\"  We waited some more.  \n\nIt wouldn't have been so bad if we hadn't been visiting at 2:30pm on a Saturday, and the place was virtually empty... but we waited a good 15-20 minutes to place our drink order.  Then we waited another 10 or so to get our drinks.  Then we ordered the food, which took a long time to come out as well.  \n\nAfter receiving our food, we never saw the server except for when he dropped off the bill.  No follow-up, no \"how are things,\" nothing like that... just crappy service.  He never noticed that our drinks were empty; he didn't offer to bring us another round - we had to find him and ask for another round.  And it took a long time to get those drinks...  If the service would've been even the slightest bit decent, we would've sat at Dotty's, drinking and eating all afternoon.  But thanks to the horrible service, we paid and left far earlier than we would've liked to have.\n\nHorrific service aside, the burgers were excellent - we had an Ostrich burger (with muenster, grilled onion, lettuce and tomato), a Heart Throb (not really \"hot\" but it had a good balance of flavor/heat), a Melting Pot (if you like cheese, look no further), and a Honey Dijon (tasty).  The burgers were perfectly cooked, perfectly sized, and simply delicious.\n\nWe also ordered a sampler basket, which included onion rings, deep fried mushrooms, fried mac-n-cheese, cheese curds, and fries.  All were solid.  A tad greasy, but solid.\n\nIf the service didn't suck so bad, I'd give this place 4.5 - 5.0 stars.  The dude who waited on us should consider a new line of work... that's how bad it was.
__label__1 Cheese Curds- 2 out of 5 curds\nTiny, bite-size cheese curds, pretty adorable in size. Nothing too special in terms of fried cheese curds, just average. Pile of good poppin fun to eat. \n\nSweet Potato Fries- 4 out of 5 curds\nDelicious! Not sure if it's because they are made from sweet potatoes or what, but these tasted far less greasy and guilty to eat than regular fries. Very skinny shoestring fries that don't make you feel fat eating them. \n\nMac 'n Cheese Wedges- 5 out of 5 curds\nMmmmmm. This was the first place I had ever encountered this native Sconnie delicacy. I wasn't really sure what to expect when I bit into the light-colored wedge, but an explosion of warm, cheesy Mac n cheese filled my orifice. Would definitely do this again. \n\nSouthwest burger (w/ bleu cheese & tomato) - 2 out of 5 curds\nFor claiming to be the best burgers in town I'd have to disagree. The Southwest burger is a medium rare beef patty topped with cheddar cheese, bacon, and a special BBQ sauce. I substituted for the pungent yet addictive bleu cheese. And added tomato. The burger presentation was poor, a bit sloppy and disappointing to the eyes. The buns look and taste pretty cheap and low quality. The burger was built in such a sloppy manner any chance at a civilized biting approach was shot. Bacon was good. Cheese was good. The tomato slice provided a nice fresh contrast. So we're the pickle slices that almost fooled our table into being cucumbers just by there appearance. Regardless of the presentation I inhaled the burger after the hour long wait to sit and another hour wait for food. \n\nSince the star of this review should have been the burger since Dotty's claims to have the best in town I was pretty disappointed. Would not return for a burger, but might for the Mac n cheese wedges if I can't find them somewhere else around town. \n\nGiant pickle is cool.
__label__1 I've been there only once, and that was enough. Yes, it is too crowded and infested with undergrads. If you are in for a randomly meeting unattractive people, this may be the place for you.
__label__2 Eh.  For the big Irish pub on the square, this is just average.  I like the ambiance.  It is a place to sit and have a pint while chatting with friends.  It never gets too loud.  Upstairs, the couches are fun, almost Alice in Wonderland inspired.  \n\nPrices are a bit high, but if you happen to luck out for happy hour then you are golden.  They have happy hour everyday from 10pm to close.  It is a nice place to end your day and get a deal. \n\nI have had their food a couple of time.  It is ok.  I am just not overly excited about this place.  They always card. ALWAYS.  Kind of annoying because I am obviously over 21 and there creates this HUGE congestion at the door.  \n\nI do not hate this place but I do not love it.
__label__1 Today at Brocach was a total miss.  My boyfriend ordered the poutine with corn beef which came out so cold the cheese curds didn't melt into the fries.  Corn beef had great flavor though.  I ordered the crab cake eggs benedict.  It was served barely warm and one of the crab cakes was about half the size of the other one.  I later ordered a pancake from the menu and was told they took pancakes off the menu. When I asked why they were still on the menu if they weren't offering them anymore the server checked with the kitchen and they made the pancake.  I was grateful but when the pancake was served it was half their normal size.  Don't know what was up with Brocach today but they had the B or C Team working the kitchen.
__label__1 Well, its nice.  But it could be so much more.  The former Majestic movie theater, turned into a dance club.  Apparently doing quite well as the premier Hip Hop dance spot.  Enjoyed working there, don't enjoy drinking there.
__label__4 This is the place you go to when you want to feel super cool.\n\nThere is so much history to this building (and apparently is haunted...boo!) which makes you feel like you are experiencing a true taste of Madison culture.  It started out as a Vaudeville theater, which you just can't find anywhere else!  \n\nThe old fashioned box seating juxtaposes the trendy hipster regulars in a way that feels so good.\n\nCheck their site frequently for unique film showings, awesome bands and tons of costume theme nights.  \n\nGreat bar and pretty good drinkin' deals.  Themed, of course.
__label__2 i like cafe montmartre.\n\nbefore a couple nights ago, i had just been there for drinks and random music acts.  i'd always had a pleasant time -- the drinks are strong, well-made and the shows were usually worth the cover (most of the time 5$).  sometimes if you come to converse, it can get a little loud.. . but if you're there for the music, it's nice.\n\ni went the other night for dinner and was pretty pleased with everything except the service.\n\ni got the cubano.  and while it was good (there were hardboiled eggs on it!  and delish mustard!), i had a huge case of food-envy when the table next to me ordered pizza.  i think next time i'm gonna try the pizza.  \n\nmine was good though and my boy's was good too (he got some other kind of sandwich).  they both came with these tortilla-strips that were crunchy and tasty.\n\nwe didn't stay for the show because, unfortunately, the cover charge was 10$. .. and my max is 5. \n\nthe food didn't blow me away, but i was satisfied.\nthe music is usually good and worth the money.\n(some nights there is excellent dancing!)\nthe waitress was actually pretty horrible .. but ::shrugs::\n\nsolid three stars.
__label__3 Pretty unique experience. Copious drinking, comfort food, and polka brings together a really odd combination of college kids, retirees, and yuppies. Yummy selection of German beers.\n\nCome with a group that knows how to play the boot passing game! It's really fun! They also have a giant stein that holds something like 3L of beer.
__label__0 Do not order the all you can eat cod fish fry . Its horrible it was cold and mushy so I sent back and it came back the same terrible! My wife ordered  ordered the Jaeger Schnitzel it was was cold when it came they also brought it back I suspect they just microwaved it . The server was apologetic and didn't charge for the cod. Very disappointing!!
__label__3 Went there on a Friday night in March and had a blast. The band playing retro German music was the highlight. Good beer selection and kitchy waitstaff in \"lederhosen\" (used loosely here) were fun. Go for the atmosphere, not so much for the food...
__label__4 The chicken snitchel was the best! We got a combo to try weiner chicken and pork chop ...next time I will get just the chicken snitchel as the flavors were amazing!! We also started with the beef vegetable soup...took me back to my youth in England. Very authentic. The service and atmosphere was great too!
__label__2 Join CF because it's the only full service gym in the downtown Madison area. I was attracted to the fact that they include a lot of free classes & all the yoga you could want, it is big enough to have your own space and it has a Kidszone.\n\nPros:  \n\n1. As far as I can tell, I have always been able to get on equipment that I want. I normally don't go at peak hours so I can't tell you if this is true all the time\n\n2. Locker room seems clean, has two saunas and a steam room if you are into that. Plenty of lockers between the two in the building.\n\n3. Doesn't have a smelly gym smell to the workout area or locker room. \n\n4. Easy to get into classes if you plan just slightly ahead. Some classes are more popular than others. Over all very good yoga instructors. \n\nCons:\n\n1. Kidszone is a complete joke!\n\nThey either need to embrace the concept or give it up. Right now, it's a poor excuse for a place to take your kids while you work out. It would seem like the person who is responsible for managing the Kidszone isn't a parent or forgets what it was like to have little kids....\n\nThe kids play area is lacking any real activities. I have a 5 & 3 yr old and they absolutely hate going there. They say it is boring and I can't blame them. There are a few mats to play on and not much more. There needs to be something more to play with... ie: TOYS! You know, those things kids love to play with... They don't have to be fancy... a few books, some blocks, a few cars and trucks, maybe a small dramatic play area.....  It doesn't take much to keep a kid busy for an hour but they really need more than a few gym mats.\n\nAlso, they won't change diapers or help older children use the restroom... What?? If you are going to have a kidzone, it comes with the territory.... Diapers, maybe but little kids & bathroom, you need to help them if they're toilet trained. The restrooms are not equipped for little kids so it would be hard for a little kid to get up on the toilet. Also, anyone who has little kids know that they may have to go 20 mins after they just went...  If you won't change diapers, you need to have a bathroom equipped to change diapers... diaper changing table would help! \n\nNon-engaging kidszone employees. Being so close to Univ of WI, you would think Capitol Fitness would have access to a ton of early childcare majors or even early education students who would like to have a chance and work at a place to gain some real work experience.   At least from the the few times I was there, there was no real engagement happening between the employee and the kids.   It's like my neighbor's kids are watching my kids. \n\nOn the flip side, if Capitol Fitness is just doing the kidszone so they can say they have one but don't really want to have kids actually in the gym, then they are very successful.  \n\n2. Parking is definitely a hassle during the week if you want to be close. If you don't want to pay for parking, go after 6:00 pm when the meters stop or park a few blocks away in the neighborhood.\n\n3. The interior of the gym is definitely looking somewhat dated. It's dark and dim. The atmosphere is sort of muted and not very motivating. The gym is starting to show it's age.\n\n4. Not a lot of sanitize wipes  / hand sanitizer around which is why I see people skipping off the equipment without cleaning it.   I've been in gyms where they are all over the place so it unavoidable not to clean the equipment after you are done.\n\n5. Towels. I know people already talked about this. I will say that they do have a ton of hand towels and a limited number of small gym towels available to use without charge.  If you need to take a shower but forget to bring your own, you could make due with two smaller gym towel. \n\nOverall, the gym is about average and you get what you pay for ($44 mth). My old gym in DC was twice the cost but provided twice the service.  So for this price range and if you exclude the consideration of a kidzone, I would say the gym is average. There are better gyms in the Madison which are probably a better value compared to service but, you have to drive out in suburbs to go there... if you live anywhere near west, near east or downtown, this is probably your only choice for a full service fitness center. Until Capitol Fitness has a full service gym close by as it's competitive, we probably won't see much change.   \n\nThe Bright Side!\nThere are a lot of new big buildings going up in the next few years on the E. Washington Ave corridor so it will be just a matter of time until we'll see so other gym move into the area... It's up to Capitol Fitness Management to see if they can stay ahead and keep the gym relevant before people leave for something better...
__label__1 Last winter I was in between gyms so thought I'd check capital out. It wasn't too out of the way, had it's own parking, and they had a deal going for a cheap 2 month membership. I did not renew that membership. \n\nThe good: \nEven though they are downtown, they do have parking. It's free early in the morning and later at night. Since I tended to go in the morning around 530-6am, it was nice to have a free covered space to park. \n\nIn the mornings when I went there were always plenty of cardio machines available. \n\nThe downstairs weight lifting area had plenty of weights, squat rack, and even some nice heavier kettlebell pairs to use. And you got to check out the shoes of morning commuters walking past the windows. \n\nMost classes are included in your membership. I tried several different ones. The most interesting was the Trek class which was a guided running (or walking if needed) workout on treadmills. It definitely made indoor winter running easier. \n\nThe bad: \nThey frequently have online specials on their website, but the front desk staff seemed pretty clueless about them. No one gave me a tour or explained how anything was set up. I had to wander around myself to find stuff. The gym is spread over 4 floors, so it can be a bit confusing. \n\nNo one explained how their class systems work. You have to get a pass for the yoga from the front desk, sign up, and then give the pass to the instructor. I had no clue about any of this and the desk workers and class instructors did nothing to help an unfamiliar face figure things out. \n\nThey cancel classes quite frequently. I've liked them on facebook and nearly daily there is some notice about upcoming classes being cancelled. Sometimes the notification is on the day of which would suck if you were planning on attending that class in a hour. \n\nOnce I had figured the yoga classes out, I took a couple of them and they went ok. I'm not great at yoga (tightest hamstrings and glutes in the world? this girl), but I have taken many classes before at different gyms and yoga studies. I didn't go to any advanced classes here, but only those labeled as good for beginners. They had one morning class that was supposed to be gentle, easy, wake up and be refreshed class. The first two times I took it, I felt great afterwards. No pretzel-like poses, just nice opening things up for the day. The third time I took the class there was a different teacher. I don't recall what the guys name was, but I don't think he read the description for the class he was teaching. It was much more intense flow with advanced poses. Several of the students weren't able to even get into the poses, but he gave no alternatives at all. The longer the class went on, the more frustrated I got. When there are only 8 people in the class and 4 of them can't do something for the past 5 minutes of poses and are just standing there, maybe you should switch things up or give alternatives or something. As the class went on I became more and more frustrated. When you are planning on a relaxing morning and then have this thrown at you, it kinda ruins your morning. For the first time in my life, I rolled up my mat and left after about 40 min of the hour long class. I went to the weight room and lifted heavy weights to burn off my frustration. Just thinking about that class is getting me annoyed right now. Ugh.
__label__0 This gym is the worst, and I am so happy to be done with it. \n\nI joined here a few years ago because I got a significant discount from my apartment building. I had previously been a member of Pinnacle on the square and liked it a lot, but the $35 less a month membership was significant enough to make the switch. It was a mistake.\n\nThe gym itself is organized into multiple levels. While cool at first, it makes it really inconvenient, especially for weight lifting. The weight rooms are split between two levels, and each level only contains one of each type of equipment (squat rack, bench, etc). If someone is using the squat rack on the main level, and you need to use it, you have to go downstairs, but often times, that one is being used too. You spend the majority of your workout walking back and forth between the two weight rooms trying to find an open piece of equipment.\n\nAnd that brings me to a major problem with the gym. It's too crowded. The owners don't care how many people they admit to the gym (the more the better in their minds), so if you try to work out during peak time (5 - 8pm), you're going to have a miserable experience. I honestly couldn't get through the majority of my lifting routines because equipment was always taken. I eventually had to start cutting out of work and coming in at 2pm on weekdays, just so I could do a full lifting routine. It's even worse in January, where I kid you not, there isn't one piece of cardio equipment open (this slows down after the New Year, but it's still really unacceptable). \n\nThe front desk staff are all unfriendly and they clearly hate their jobs (I don't blame them). The gym smells awful and is wayyyy too humid (especially in the basement). The rubber flooring in the weight rooms is usually in pieces and rising up from the floor (probably due to the humidity). \n\nThe gym is just a giant mess. Seriously, pay the extra $30 a month and join Pinnacle on the square. Working out requires motivation enough, and having to work out in a miserable environment makes it even more difficult to stay motivated.\n\nI'm very happy to have moved away and leave Capital Fitness.
__label__1 I have a lot better things to do than go into a bar that's big claim to fame is the fact that it has a big tree with a string of christmas lights on it.\n\nI've been in here once, and once was enough.  If you are actually sitting in one of the few places to sit, all that means is that you are such a huge lush that you got there at 6 o'clock.  So, you can wipe that smirky look off your face, drunko.
__label__2 Had dinner at Harvest tonight with colleagues - it was a wonderful relaxing evening.  Our waiter, Paul I think, was superb - attentive but not overbearing, informative and had a great sense of humor.  \n\nI like the simplicity of the interior - clean and minimal.  The menu was well presented but somewhat limited.  I will say that even with the limited number of items they have, there's something for everyone. \n\nWe were presented with a teeny \"shot\" of butternut squash soup to start, roasted beet and marinated squid salads with main courses of pumpkin squash, hanger steak and tenderloin - all good.  We finished with a cheese plate of local cheeses and cinnamon ice cream. \n\nBottom line, I'd go again.  Oh and you can't beat the location!
__label__4 This is the perfect restaurant if you want a balance between the pomp of L'Etoile and your normal Madison fare. I have been there on several occasions (mostly for special occasions). This restaurant is best kept for dinner with a friend/sig other or a small group of around 4, as that is the environment they tailor towards. \n\nThe chef combines fresh ingredients with a modern American inspiration to create a menu that is approachable, yet full of surprises (especially in the spices he manages to tuck into various dishes). I find that I walk out every time perfectly content...not too full, not hungry. \n\nPlease, please, please take advantage of the wine list! The owner, who has stopped by my table on 2 separate occasions, has clearly put thought into it. Servers are friendly, non-pretentious, and know when to back off.\n\nGive this place a try! \n\n*****\nOn a side note, I have noticed that a lot of the so-so reviews on here seem to stem from a misunderstanding of how fine dining works. This is not a place that you'll be in and out in 30 minutes, expect to have an experience. There are not waiters simply 'walking around because,' those are mostly likely backwaiters and not waiters. Also, Restaurant Week is never, ever a fair indicator of a restaurant's quality. Give this place a chance; you won't regret it!
__label__1 Took a business group to Harvest last night.  I realize their committment to locally sourced ingredients means a variable supply, but our experience was extreme.  They did not have one fish dish listed on their menue.  They had only two of their steak special, and so could not accomodate orders from our group.  They had only three of their dessert special, so similar issue.  They could not provide one request for a diet Coke.  They ran out of straws for one person's drink.  This was not a big group.  The place wasnt overly busy.  They were just apparently not prepared to be open last night.  Disappointing.  Will not take clients there again.
__label__3 What can I say about the Weary Traveler?  To start with, for such a small menu, everything, and I mean everything, on it is delightful.  The menu is as diverse as the people who frequent it with vegan, vegitarian, and omnivorous cuisine.  I personally recommend the Carne Asada steak.  The atmosphere reeks (in a good way) of a classic wanderer's stopoff, replete with wagon wheels on the wall.  Though some similar establishments can create sensory overload, the Weary Traveler thankfully falls short of the kitsch-y quality that is the trap of so many restaurants.  Plus, for me, it has the added incentive of being the place I met my soon-to-be wife.
__label__4 One menu item...  Bob's (Organic) Bad Breath Burger...  You just HAVE to order this!!  Living up to its name, you will have bad breath for the rest of the night.  :)  But, it's definitely well worth it!!
__label__1 Normally I would give this place 4 (or maybe 5) stars as it had a lot of character and the food was good. \n\nHowever we had pretty terrible service. We were sat in a corner and basically forgotten about. While it was super busy, there were 4 servers (and a bartender) on duty. It took 30 minutes before we got a menu, then another 30 or so before we got anything to drink (not even water). In all the meal took 2 hours from when we were seated, which would have been okay if I wasn't thirsty for the first hour. \n\nNot sure I would go back unless it was at an off-time, or if I do go back I'll make sure not to get the same server. The guy was just really disorganized. Did things like bus tables (despite there being 3 clean tables open/no need to take care of such things immediately) instead of refilling drinks/etc. Felt like a bit of a d*ck short tipping the guy, but the service really was that bad/I was worried it'd take a half hour to get my credit card or change back so I did the best I could.
__label__3 One of my favorite places to go and grab a med plate. The med plates here (humus, tabouli, salad & dressing, pita bread) are by far the best in town. It does get busy pretty fast after 7 and parking can sometimes be a pain. When it is full and busy, it gets hard to hear anyone talking and it's almost like being at a club.
__label__4 Cornbread Update:\n\nI think they must have tweaked their recipe, because I tried a piece of the vegan cornbread again and it was perfect. Thanks, Weary Bakers!
__label__1 Although the place was not full to the brim busy, service was incredibly slow.  Close to an hour slow.\n Two of us ordered the West of the Andes which were reported as good.  One had the eggs and salmon which would have been better if it had arrived while the Bloody Mary still had ice.  Incidentally, poached eggs are not available probably because they might have fossilized before serving.  My Ace Burger was pretty good but not worth the wait.  There's a chance we might return but not a great one.
__label__0 I'm a visitor from out of town, visiting my family. Looking for a great place to eat with a great atmosphere. I thought it was the weary traveler. Unfortunately I find myself a weary traveler, as I sit in this establishment. Our waitress seems very angry. We walked in and we must have done something wrong? Unfortunately we are only having a drink and leaving. We will walk across the street to and find somewhere else to eat.\n\n\nEdit: we ended up going to Bunkies. We called ahead to see when they opened and they opened an hour early for us. They were super friendly and the food was great.
__label__0 The wife, baby and I stopped in for Brunch this past Sunday due to my friends kept raving about this place.  Upon entering the cloth curtains, the room was 75% full. In the room we were in, there were only two waiters waiting on everyone and we stood for 5 minutes unnoticed.  The bartender to the right didn't bother to greet us either.   It felt awkward and after noticing many customers still waiting to be served, we figure it'll be a long wait since they're under staffed.  It was a dissapointing first impression.  Maybe we'll return again in the spring and hopefully they'll be better staffed.
__label__1 I'm weary from traveling to an overrated Madison destination.\n\nI had heard of Weary Traveler through Yelp and wanted to go to a cool hangout for my birthday since a few friends were in town.  I don't get to Willy St. very often so I figured it was a good reason to try a fun spot.  I have to say, I was unimpressed.  \n\nWe were traveling in a group of seven, and we showed up after 8pm on a Saturday.  I fully was expecting a crowded scene and it lived up to expectations.  Unfortunately, two six-person groups had arrived just before us so we were in for an hour wait.  Not the most terrible thing in the world because it was a chance to drink and catch up with each other at the bar.  Good selection of beer and the service was attentive, as long as you don't mind being served by a rude bartender.  Granted, it was busy, but we were quite pleasant to her and she still threw our change back without so much as a 'thank you.'  \n\nWhen we were finally seated at a nice corner circular booth, we did have a good waitress who was very cool.  I ordered Bob's Bad Breath Burger, which was pretty tasty, though while it said 'grass-fed,' it did seem like the patty was the pre-made frozen kind.  I wasn't overly blown away.  My friend's ordered the Carne Asada that looked ok, if you like a few cut pieces of steak over a bed of tortilla chips with some pico de gallo.  Again, didn't really blow my socks off.  \n\nAs others have mentioned, it's LOUD.  They certainly pack a lot of tables into the two sides of the restaurant and waiters and waitresses are always squeezing behind you at the bar and between the close tables.  The old-school decor, however, is dark, warm and inviting, which I thought was a plus.\n\nMake no mistake:  Weary Traveler is a place to be seen.  The locale on the Willy St. corner is great and there is a reason it is so busy.  The prices seemed reasonable, though I don't think I'll be itching to go back anytime soon.
__label__2 Fun neighborhood place with good basic bar grub.
__label__2 Qdoba is ok. Same idea as Chipotle Grill, but, in my opinion, the food just doesn't taste as good. The burritos don't have that magic ingredient that makes me want to return. And I did not dig the decorating scheme - especially the concrete floors and metal tables. It feels cold and dark, even in the summer.
__label__4 I wish I were more of a morning person, because I'd be more apt to frequent LJ's. The early bird definitely gets the worm in this case...or at least doesn't have to wait in line for eons. This place is always hoppin', hungry people come in droves.\n\nI LOVE the SCC(eggs with scallions and cream cheese), and their scones are too pretty to eat--okay, who am I kidding. They are lovely, though. \n\nDon't expect a mellow, quiet morning spot. Between the comers and goers, the cooks shouting the names of customers when their order is up, it's craziness. Fun, frantic craziness. A must try!
__label__4 Great food & atmosphere
__label__3 Best scones I've every had, especially the cherry ones. This is a very charming family-friendly place for breakfast so bring the kiddos. It's like eating at grandma's house, it's that cozy and sweet, with some retro touches and you can eat in the attic too. The food was delish--pumpkin pancakes and an artichoke scramble. Did I mention the scones? I would give it 5 stars, but the limit on coffee refills is a problem and a downer--just have free coffee refills available upstairs please!
__label__4 Wow!  The reviews I heard and read about this Cafe were great, so I decided to give it a try.\n\nLocated on the East Side of Madison it was right on my way to the Freeway back to Milwaukee after going to the Madison Farmer's Market.\n\nThis place is a bit of a time warp, and I loved in.  Large painted wooden letters with the bakery's name took be back in time, like way back in time.\n\nBut the moment I walked in the door and saw the large glass bakery case I KNOW you made a good decision to come here.  The scones, the croissants and the biscuits are all fresh, large and enticing.  And yes, they do taste as good as they look!\n\nI had a bacon and cheddar scones that was divine!   The small flecks of local bacon and the shreds of Wisconsin aged cheddar were in perfect proportion to the well seasoned and perfectly baked scone.\n\nWhile I was waiting for my scone to be heated I checked out the kitchen.   The concept here is casual awesome.  Order and pay at the register and get your beverage and bakery at the counter.   If you order entrees there's an open window to the kitchen and you wait for yours to come up and serve yourself.\n\nI watched pretty awesome plate sized Belgian waffles, light and fluffy omelets and  stacks of golden pancakes come out of that window.  \n\nIt really made me wish that I had the time for a full breakfast, and I will make sure that I do next time.\n\nBecause based upon my experience here there will certainly be a next time!
__label__4 I really like Opus. I feel like it's one of the few bars downtown that has a happening scene without being a rowdy college scene on a Saturday night.  It's classy and intimate, and the drinks are delicious.  They're more pricey than I'd like, but the prices are reasonable for martinis.  Their martini concoctions are extensive.  I really enjoy their champagne martinis and the tokyo rose with sake and plum wine.   \n\nThe food is okay. It's not fine dining, but more upscale than your average bar food.  But really, I'm there for the martinis not the food.
__label__3 Come for the coffee, stay (or come back) for the excellent fresh soup, sandwiches and smoothies!  Would be 5 stars if the service was more consistent.
__label__2 Great little cafe with electric blue walls--quite a refreshing ambiance.  There's something about that color that gives you an extra surge to finish up your paper or win at a game of Scrabble.  Would recommend it as a study haunt if you live in the area. Friendly and fast service. Nice murmur of conversation to keep you company in solitude activities such as writing or reading.
__label__2 Oh my, this place is huge. The main entrance has the \"pick up section,\" and totally reminds me of an airport arrival scene. \n\nSo in this gigantic store, they have everything!! Big selection of produce, meat, dairy, you name it - except garbanzo bean ... I don't know why my friend and I couldn't find it that night. We weren't even drunk. The prices of goods are cheap, too. I bought almost lifetime supply of paper towel for only $6.99. Yeay.\n\nAside from Woodman's huge selection on everything and prices being very cheap, I don't have too much to say. Oh wait! It's 24 hours open! That sounds convenient for grad students when they come home from their office late knowing that the fridge is nearly empty. \n\nI felt like it's a good Madison experience.
__label__1 They do have tons of groceries.  I went there and fought for a parking spot, fought the crowd in the isles to find my goods, picked through their lousy produce and questionable meat, waited in line to be checked out and then hauled my stuff back to my lousy parking spot all the time navigating the miles of isles with an active seven year old.  Not worth the stress or time it took to save a few dollars.  Shop a locally owned company like Sentry and the quality of the fresh goods will be much better and you will also spend much less time doing your shopping/
__label__1 Woodmans is the grocery store of the damned.  The produce is attrocious and nasty.  The lines are always way too long.  It seems dirty.  Its unpleasant in so many ways.  It takes forever to shop there.  Its cheap, but I'd rather pay a few extra cents for a more pleasant grocery store.
__label__4 I cannot tell you how amazing this place was.  I wish my university had something like this!  The terrace gives you access to all of the basic staples of life, sausages, burgers, ice cream, beer, all of which are to be enjoyed on a beautiful terrace overlooking the lake full of kayaks, sailboats, and so on.\n\nI focused mostly on the sausage and beer when I was here.  I got a grilled bratwurst on a great bun, and that just left me hungry to try the italian sausage, which also comes with grilled onions and peppers, and marinara sauce.  All of this was washed down with two different local beers, which I thought were pretty darn good.
__label__4 Not to be missed on a nice day in summer.
__label__0 Serves up nasty, soggy sandwiches made with extremely questionable ingredients. Last time I ordered from here I spent most of my day fighting a stomachache. I finished half of my sandwich and went for the rest 2 days later, only to find that all of it was already turning into a gooey brown lump. I tried feeding it to the ducks instead but even they wouldn't touch that shit.\n\nBasically the meat is obscenely greasy, the cheese is fatty and flavorless, the bread is always wet as if it were dipped in water or something (I really hope it's not fat, but it just might be), and the veggies are processed garbage. \n\nYou're much, much better off ordering Jimmy John's or Milios if you're looking for a delivery sub. Way fresher and in the case of JJ's it arrives twice as fast.
__label__2 This bar is probably smaller than your apartment. Like others have said before, it's as Sconnie as you can get without the \"hey look how Wesconsin I am\" song and dance.  Crowd is pretty mixed.  Over all a fine place to stop by if you're in the neighborhood but not necessarily a destination in itself.
__label__3 If Mickies was not on campus I am not sure if it would make it like it does but it fits perfectly into student world. Huge mounds of food for cheap and seat yourself atmosphere that makes this place feel perfect for any poor college student or alum who wants to pretend they are still in school. The fact that they do not take credit cards is a pain but only adds to the feel of the place. Somehow it all feels right at Mickies.
__label__1 I don''t understand (and never have) what the fuss is all about.  This place has always been talked up as the zenith of cheap, delicious breakfast.\n\nCheap?  Yes.\nDelicious?  No.\n\nThere are so many diners in Madison where you can get a cheap breakfast that actually TASTES GOOD.  Everything there is too greasy and under-seasoned.  How do you manage to screw up eggs scrambled with cheese??  Their pancakes are bigger than dinner plates, but they're thick and dry and almost inedible.  I've given this place more than 3 tries and I come out disappointed every time.
__label__3 I had the opportunity to visit Mickie's when I was in Madison visiting my girlfriend. I like the old school 1950's lunch-counter vibe. The portions are huge and the food taste like its prepared from scratch. That being said, it's just \"ok.\" I'm sure I'll get a lot of hate for that statement, but its true. If you can't get into Mickie's (its a small restaurant, so the wait time can be pretty long), try Ella's Deli. That place has good breakfast too and a ton of character.
__label__3 We avoided the Saturday Badger crowds, but even on Friday morning, Mickies Dairy Bar was packed. There's no waiting list or anything, so you just gotta keep your eye on the prize, and hover with purpose. There seemed to be a pretty quick turnover though, so the four of us were able to get a table before too long. The place is fairly small, with a long, U-shaped counter space in the middle, and tables lining the perimeter, with waitresses darting in and out serving their charges. Lots of history adorn the walls, lending Mickies the air of the quintessential diner.\n\nAs we sat down and ordered coffee, we talked a bit with our friendly server who explained a few of the offerings to us. We didn't peruse the menu very long before we had all settled on the Scrambler: A plate-sized bed of potatoes piled high with eggs scrambled with your choice of meat, all smothered with cheddar cheese and cream gravy, with toast on the side. Two of us went for sausage, two for bacon, and based on our server's recommendation, we got a side of corned beef hash as well. When our mounds of diner breakfast glory came out, we couldn't believe we had ordered extra, but that hash was actually the surprise hit. The large potato quotient in the Scrambler could get a little bland in spots, but we all agreed that if you chose the hash as part of your Scrambler, it might just be breakfast heaven, with its unique hints of chili powder and cumin.\n\nThe four of us waddled out of Mickies fully sated, and fueled for an epic day in Madison.
__label__0 After being advised by my son to NOT eat at Mickey's, I thought, \"well, how bad could it be for breakfast?\"  The answer: very bad.  This is a sleazy, greasy, dirty dinner frequented by people who are looking for only quantity because there is no quality.  The place, on a Thursday morning, was packed.  \n\nI ordered a cheese and bacon sandwich on toast.  The bacon had an \"off\" flavor.  I don't know if it was rancid, but the bacon was awful.  I was done after one bite. \n\nMy sister ordered French Toast which means \"bread dipped in an egg/milk wash and fried on a griddle.  When it came, it looked like well-done scrambled eggs; no discernible pieces of bread found.   The  \"mass\" covered the entire plate.  She said there was something wrong with the French toast; it had cinnamon and the bread was lumpy.  Then she tasted the raisin.  The waitress said this was \"Mickey's take on French toast.\"  She should have said, \"This was yesterday's cinnamon raisin roll that was recycled for the poor souls who want french toast.\"  After noting my sister was not happy with the cinnamon/raisin/egg much, she brought some regular toast as requested.  \n\nIf you like a quality breakfast in a clean restaurant, this is NOT the place for you. A Waffle House is much, much better.  I should have listened to my son.  Never again will I pass though this dump.
__label__2 A definite contender for our \"Winchester\" -our go-to neighborhood pub like The Winchester in the movie Shawn of the Dead.
__label__1 Supremely sticky floors. I sat on a bar stool and leaped over the puddles to avoid ruining my shoes.\n\nAccidentally mistook my friend Jason from far away and when I said, \"hey Jason,\" this shady dude said, \"I'm not Jason, but I'll certainly be him.\" Eeew.
__label__2 This is a great zoo for the price, FREE! They've got plenty of exhibits on site. It was still around thawing season when I went, but many of the animals were stuck inside because it was still too cold to leave them out. \n\nSeeing the chimpanzee exhibit made me kind of sad, though. I only saw one chimp and the environment was NOT natural. It looked like they just put a child's jungle gym in a room with windows for the little guy. The flamingos were also stuck inside a room with some water around it. I wish the indoor exhibits were a little better for the animals, but this IS a free zoo..
__label__3 I would normally give this zoo three stars, but I'm giving it four because it's a free zoo.  Some of the enclosures are outdated, yes, but the zoo is constantly working on improving the animal spaces.  It's amazing that they are able to have what they do for a free zoo.  It's a great place to hang out on a nice day when you have nothing else to do.  It's fun to take a picnic with to picnic in the park next door.  True, the parking stinks, but we're generally able to find parking after driving around for a little while.\n\nFor those commenting on charging admission:  what I was always told when I was growing up in Madison is that the zoo is never allowed to charge admission.  The Vilas family stipulated that the zoo need to stay free.  If the zoo were to start charging admission, then the land would go back to the Vilas family.  Then there is no more zoo for anyone to enjoy, good or bad.
__label__1 The zoo is really really tiny. So, if you're expecting a larger zoo, you're out of luck and will have to go to a big city, such as Chicago or Washington D.C.. Also, parking is Very limited so you'll have to park on a street somewhere if you can find a spot. The zoo shares its space with a recreation park so you're also competing for parking spaces with people going there as well.\n\nI was really disappointed when I found many exhibits closed, and there were no capybaras out (my favorite animal) if you happen to be in Madison, make this a stop, it's free; but don't make a special trip for it if you're not close.
__label__4 A small and amazing zoo. It's free, has lots of animals that people (children) like, and  is an easy way to spend a couple hours. This easily beats Chicago's Lincoln Park Zoo. A must-see!
__label__0 the \"grilled\" vegetables were limp and steam-cooked. the vegetarian fajitas had bits of shredded chicken in them. the rice was this weird rice-a-roni take-off on \"spanish\" rice. yuck. maybe the meat dishes are decent, but the vegetarian dishes were at best mediocre. i can cook better stuff at home.
__label__3 This has become a favorite haunt of mine in my time as a UW student - this is one of my first suggestions when someone is looking for an easy, no-fuss place to get something to eat. \n\nThis place gets pretty busy before Badger home games - football, men's basketball and hockey. The restaurant sets up a tailgate in their parking lot prior to home games at Camp Randall that's worth a stop. Yes, it's the usual brats and burgers type situation, but the beer selection is markedly better than any other tailgate you'll find on Regent. This is true for the rest of the year, too - the Big Ten has a great selection of beer on tap and in bottles. I love that they've always got something new to try, too. The bartenders are knowledgeable about what's in stock and always have great recommendations. \n\nAs for the food - I've always been pretty pleased with my order. The Big Ten has osme interesting french fry selections, but they're sold a la carte. I've never really understood this menu arrangement, but they're delicious and worth the upgrade. I'm partial to the sweet potato fries with a raspberry dipping sauce, but many of my friends are hardcore wedge fry fans. \n\nThe sandwiches, burgers, and fish fries are the stars on the rest of the menu. I've ordered the Turkey Reuben and Bacon Ranch Burger over and over and over again. The Friday Fish Fry is wildly popular with families and the community - plan to wait if you want to try and get a table around the dinner hour on Friday night. I'm always amazed at the size of the fish fry - as in, full length fillets of walleye on your plate. One of the best fish fries I've ever had -- and I'm a life long Wisconsinite.
__label__4 My friend and I are regulars at Jordan's for games.  Awesome place to watch if you are a Badgers or Packers fan, and even if not the crowds are still tolerant in a fun way.  (A Vikings fan was booed, but not in a mean way.)  Plenty of TV's.\nFood is very good pub food - burgers, chips, some of the best nachos in town as they melt the cheese at the halfway full point and then again on top.  REALLY amazing considering they have such a small kitchen.\nBut the service is really the story here.  They have plenty of servers on staff and they are really attentive and friendly.  And their prize drawings are a hoot.  \nStop by for a game and you will be hooked.
__label__0 I ordered delivery from this place - about $35 worth of sushi and food. When the delivery driver came to our apartment I asked for change on $40 and I was going to give him a tip. The delivery driver (shorter asian man) started YELLING at me about how he drove across town and he couldn't believe I was going to give him less than a $5 tip. Are you kidding me sir? I don't technically have to tip you at all! The guy was extremely rude and I will NEVER order from this location again. Tip: Go to the Edo location on Monona drive! They have always been great and have awesome customer service!
__label__3 The Penang is out of the world. Jungle curry was really good. Pad Thai was just ok.
__label__1 Alas, this place seems to be getting worse and worse over the years. I tried it again last week because it was Monday and Saigon Noodles was closed. I just wanted soup. I ordered the Tom Yum. \nIt comes with a little salad. It was fresh and good but the dressing was pure sugar. My daughter had the chicken satay. The peanut sauce barely resembled peanuts. It was also really, really sweet and had a few peanuts in it. My soup was sour-- not that nice sweet/sour mix that is typical with Tom Yum-- just sour. It was edible though so I ate it.\nTo get in and out for under $20 was nice and the service was pretty good.\nBottom line: if you are on the West Side of Madison on a Monday and want soup... lower your standards and eat here. Otherwise, go to Saigon Noodle or (if you really, really need Thai food) head to Ha Long Bay on Willie Street.
__label__3 They don't have the special lunch for pineapple fried rice anymore, and it sucks. but overall the foods are good, tasty and at okay price. the That iced tea is super good and I love the gradient color of it, must order drink here. I would say it's a good place for date or dinning place instead of Thai basil with good food but only for carry out or delivery.
__label__4 One of the best Thai places in town. They have great curry, as well as noodle-based dishes. In addition, they have decent alcoholic beverages. They also deliver!!
__label__1 The food is good... we used to go almost every Saturday but then the waitress started to recognize us and make weird comments and it creeped me out. The decor leaves something to be desired... I've seen more style in a Perkins. So depressing. But if those things don't matter to you, it's decent food for a decent price. But we won't be going back any time soon.
__label__3 The Kona coffee is a personal favorite for my coffee for my hubby.  We love the banana crepes and Monte Cristo.  I also love the Chicken strip salad!
__label__3 The pancakes are delicious (the best I have had in the Madison area so far). The western baked omlette with chedar cheese is just about the best omlette I have had in my life. The south west omlette was a miss for me...a bit bland, yet spicy.\nI have eaten here 3 times, so far. I can't wait to try the rest of their menu!
__label__2 I went to the Pancake Cafe this morning(Sat) for a group breakfast (11 people).\nFacility--A+\nCleanliness--A\nHostess---A\nService--C-\nFood--C+\nValue--C-  Prices about 25% higher than scale for Madison\nOverall Experience--B\n\nThe only thing I didn't like there was that they add an automatic 20% surcharge as they do not trust people to leave a TIP on their own--I find this off-putting \n\nThe staff seemed very friendly but our server clearly had too many tops and did not have the time needed to even refill one cup of coffee.
__label__0 This is probably the worst breakfast place in the whole Madison area.\nEven McDonald's pancakes taste better, and at a third of the price!\nbottom line, one star food at two dollar signs price.\nIf you are looking for a better place at a reasonable price in Verona, go to the HyVee restaurant (just next to the HyVee grocery store).
__label__4 Goodness.\nI come from LA... so I'm very familiar with vinyl record stores, used book stores, large CD stores, gigantic dvd selections, and etc.\n\nThis store, which I visited on a whim after a trip to a yelped restaurant, did not disappoint. In fact, it surprised me. The selection was extremely competent. For such a jack-of-all trades store, it barely had a jack-of-all trades selection in any department. The most one could really complain about was the manga library, but I hardly think that's what people would come here for.\nIt won't have every single item you're looking for, for sure, but you shouldn't expect something like that from a non-specialty store... but don't be too alarmed if you DO find something you didn't even realize you were looking for.\n\nI found every DVD I was curious to see if they had it, but I couldn't find every CD I was looking for. I couldn't find every Video Game I wanted, but I found a lot more I was surprised they would even still hold onto.\nIn-all, this store was a very pleasant surprise for me.\nAnd their prices are a steal compared to most places.\n\n5 stars. Would frequent if I lived in the area.
__label__2 Average Scottsdale crowd, and an average time here.  \n\nWe went here again on a Saturday night.  We waited over 30 minutes in what I can only imagine was an artifical line that seemed to ebb and flow inexplicably quick.  Some loser dude here bought a girl in our group a cheapo WELL drink, so beware of these fools.  Maybe it was an isolated incident, who knows.  They have a dress code (no flip flops, dress to impress), which keeps the riff-raff out. \n\nDrink orders were taken by one woman bartender in a bizarre assembly-line fashion - taking the easy way out and paying no attention to patrons who arrived WAY before others.  Sorry to tax your short-term memory bartendress!\n\nWomen with generic tastes in music (think Top 40 jamz on the radio) and generic tastes in atmosphere (think white rentable cabanas and platform blocks on the dancefloor) will probably like it.  People who care for quick service, unique music, or a place with character probably won't care for it.  \n\nWarning to all guys out there - they will charge you $10 cover just for being male, while ladies are free.  Kind of lame (and possibly illegal?) since there are plenty of bars in the area that don't charge cover, esp. based on gender.
__label__2 There's something ironic about AZ88. It really is a bit of a paradox. But not neatly so. On one hand, the words that other people have used to imply the vibe of the place are fair. It really is all of those things; assuming, euphuistic, grandiose, inflated, magniloquent, pompous, showy,  and sometimes downright snobbish (thank you thesaurus.com). It's in Scottsdale. People dress up to go here. Coyotes are always on the prowl. That being said, they have $7.00 sandwiches, people in khaki shorts and t-shirts sitting on plastic chairs outside in the 70 degree Phoenix winters, and mediocre service (sometimes downright slow). So, I still can't quite get my head wrapped around this place. One thing I did learn is to avoid the cocktail menu unless you're an American Express Red member. One night a friend and I ordered a martini each and our bill came to $25. With tip almost $30. Thanks but no thanks. So, this place is the yin and the yang, the best of times and the worst of times, the id and the superego. I think that you almost have to go once just to decide if you love it or hate it.
__label__3 I like this place.  I don't get a chance to go very often but every time I go it's always good.  I always have the Seared Tuna.  Great place to sit outside and eat when it is cooler.
__label__2 I've been to AZ88 for years and taken many friends from out of town. Love the food for the most part, but in the last 2-3 visits their service had been below average. The last time we were there I had two very dirty forks with food stuck in them, and a glass with lipstick. The bacon wrapped water chestnuts have gone down in quality significantly over the years: burned bacon, smaller chestnuts, and dry dry dry. They used to be amazing...\nThe second to last time I took family there, the ac was not working or was set really high, a huge problem in Arizona. With that said, the drinks are still pretty darn good!
__label__1 I really wanted to like this place because I've heard nothing but positive things about it. Sadly, I didn't like it at all. \n\nWe went here on a Friday night with a couple of friends and I couldn't believe I had never seen this place. But it could be because it's kind of hidden. \n\nThe place is super nice. I loved the ambiance and crowd. The service was really good. Its a nice place to pre- drink before goin out. We ended up staying there til they closed. And that's where they earned two stars.\n\nWe got burgers because the friends we were out with recommened them and claimed that they were the best burgers in town...Basically all the burgers are the same with slight differences. They taste the same though. I wasn't impressed. Delux burger has better burgers. \n\nThe next morning was hell. My bf and I woke up with the same symptoms of sickness. Mind you, we each only had ONE drink that night so we werent hung over. Their food made us sick! We were both so sick that we couldn't move. It was awful. \n\nBut even with all that, I really want to like them so I will go back and give them another chance.
__label__4 Sweet place!  That's all I have to say...!
__label__0 I am not impressed with the Mondrian at all. I have stayed here 4 or 5 times and each time left with a irritated feeling and an empty pocketbook. \n\nThe rooms are upwards of $300 bucks a night.. For that you would expect them to be decent... When you first glance in at the black and white interior you find it modern and sleek, pretty swanky. Upon further investigation you realize it is all a scam. They must have went to \"Design on a Dime\" for ideas, then left because they couldn't afford it. The \"remodeling\" from the James consists of sheets tacked to the walls and dangly things hot glued to the undersides of the counters, the bathrooms are a joke and I have almost broken the sliding doors (twice.... sober). Also the TV's are too big for the rooms so they must be watched at an odd angle.\n\nThe Skybar over looks the parking lot, how tacky (and hot) is that.\n\nThe pool is a pretentious joke. You should be a beauty queen or at least have an expensive rack.. The cabanas can be rented for $500 a day, for that you get a TV, misters and a couch. I have actually been here on a few occasions because friends have DJ'd and my friend is the bar manager (it always helps to choke down free drinks).. But if I was paying.... Last time my friend ordered a pitcher of Sangria. We knew it would be expensive but $75! They use little penguin wine that you can pick up for 5 bucks... I wasn't even able to get drunk enough to enjoy the underwater speakers.. Ostentatious jerks!
__label__0 This is simply a Holiday Inn in disguise- don't expect anything more (except the flat screen haha) and you will not be disappointed.
__label__0 This place needs an update, bigtime.  I booked 5 rooms for co-workers and I in town on business.  Upon pulling up to the hotel, I was immediately thinking I may lose my job for making the decision to stay at this dump.  The hotel is comprised of white buildings that look like a run down apartment complex.  The lobby is nice..cool decor of butt shaped floor lamps and a random lamb.  The bars are nice too, but seem to be chock full of strung out coke heads.  \n\nOne co-worker had to move rooms due to an ant infestation and the AC sounds like an airplane is about to land in your room.  I've also heard that the AC doesn't keep up in the summer months, but didn't experience that as our stay was during the month of October.  \n\nAll in all, I would go back to the bars here, but wouldn't ever stay here again.
__label__2 This place was pretty good, if I were a local it would most likely be a staple for me. Unfortunately we went 1.5 hrs before our flight home and somehow they managed to served everyone else but us. We had to get our food to go and rush to the airport, with 10mins to spare and eat our food out of styrofoam containers. I must admit that the meatball was pretty damn good, although I was really hungry and getting hankry at that point anything would have prbly tasted good .. Either way, I liked it.
__label__3 Five stars for the service, three stars for the food.\n\nI've spent about half of my life in Chicago and am very picky about my pizza.  I'm always on the hunt for some good pizza out here.  Despite the good things I've heard about Oregano's pizza from coworkers and friends, their thin crust cheese did nothing for me...Bland.  \n\nBut the warm, gooey chocolate chip cookie mini-pizza hit the spot!  And was tons of fun to share with friends.\n\nI'm giving this Oregano's location 4 stars because we sat on a nice patio area outside and had wonderful service.  Our waitress was very attentive.
__label__0 This is probably the worst Oreganos location for parking.  Back in the 1990's they just had the one small building with a handful of spots, and everyone else was forced onto find a spot outside on one of the busiest streets in Scottsdale (Scottsdale Rd.).  The place always had long lines and a long waitlist, and even a decade ago they knew it was a problem.\n\nTo remedy the problem, they added on a small shack sized structure that is adjacent to the original building.  Great!  It's as if they didn't get the memo, and decided to add on something provided little relief to the problem they already have.\n\nThe atmosphere with painted wall murals is probably one of the better locations in Arizona, because the limited parking area is painted as well.  Wait times are on par with the other locations.\n\nDecorative menu is the same (Oreganos is an Arizona chain restaurant).  Food quality is the same as the other locations, and bears little resemblance to authentic Chicago pizza and Italian fare.  Service is inconsistent, and usually poor.\n\nThis place is a snowbird trap, so you're better off to avoid it in the winter months.
__label__3 The bruschetta is tasty and a great starter.\n\nThe Oregano's Salad (hold the olives) is just bomb. Order the small and it's enough for 3 adults.\n\nWe ordered the BBQ chicken pizza (added pineapple) and it was tasty. The crust is thin, the ingredients are fresh, and it's not greasy.\n\nThe servers are upbeat, fast, and knowledgeable.\n\nThe menu is kind of huge and you can skip over things easily, but do NOT miss the warm cookie pie for dessert.\n\nPS - if you are cold and sitting outside, ask for a blanket...they've got them!
__label__2 We had a bit of difficulty finding the new location.  The food was outstanding - we had the antipasto salad and a thin crust sausage and mushroom pizza.  (sausage was spicy!  Love it!)  However, the music was so incredibly LOUD that it was painful!  We had to ask 4 times to have it turned down and it wasn't until we told the waiter that his tip depended on lowering the volume that it was turned down.  We were sitting in a booth and had to scream to hear each other!  Awful, awful, awful!!!!  If you just want to go eat and have your ears bleed and have NO conversation, go for it.  Food was great atmosphere, not so much.
__label__3 I really enjoy coming here! They have great lunch time specials, but try their vino bambino salad (ITS AMAZING). Their pizzas are really good too! For Dessert make sure to have their pizookie!
__label__0 This place has gone down hill in the past couple of years. Corporate has changed the quality of their pasta in order to save money. The only thing that really tasted good was the cheese bread. I haven't been back since.
__label__3 Went here about a year and a half ago with my parents on one of our final nights in Phoenix and we weren't disappointed.  My sister went there a few nights beforehand and recommended it to us after she went there with some friends who live in the area.  I don't know what the new location is like, but would definitely go again if in the area.
__label__4 What an amazing experience, my family and friends visiting from San Diego, stumbled over this place called OREGANO, wow great food, and lots of it, I had the Diablo shrimp recommended by Tony it was the bomb, enjoyed it and we ordered the cookie deep dish it was worth the wait it came with 3 scoops of ice cream great dessert to share, FYI order the cookie in advance because it takes 12 minutes. we definitely will come back when we visit Arizona again or hopefully they will export Oregano to San Diego
__label__2 Staff was very friendly, and atmosphere was fun, but the Margherita pizza (thin crust) was the worst I have ever had. Mozzarella was so thin you couldn't even taste it. Tasted like cardboard.
__label__4 We ate at Oregano's when I came down for Spring Training. This place is awesome. Sometimes it is hard to get in as it is so crowded though. Highly recommended and worth the wait, if you have to wait. Although we have little kids so if the wait is 30 minutes plus we usually go elsewhere and come back another day.
__label__3 If you go here what you need to do is get on that meatball sub game. The meatballs are enormous, the cheese is melty and tasty and the sauce is robust. I like this place because the portion sizes are huge, possibly even too much as i never feel good after eating here. Then the bazooki cookie will find its way on my table and that melted piece of heaven comes with 3 scoops of vanilla ice cream and its 5 bucks. This place is dangerous because put it in the books that your going to fall asleep after. Great food just dont make plans to go out afterwards.
__label__2 Keep in mind that I'vd been living in New Mexico for the past five and a half years...\n\nValet parking, a limo pick-up spot and really flippin' fancy schmancy stores. SFS is great if:\n\na) you're broke but need a little kick in the ass to motivate you to go out and make more money\nb) you've been kicked in the ass enough that you're finally making more money and want to show it off\nc) you've never had to worry about money because you've got rich parents/relatives etc.\n\nIf nothing else, it's worth going to check out all the fancy sports cars zipping around the neighborhood or to watch urban princesses bicker over some triffle to remind you that your own problems really are real and that there are children somewhere out there in the world who don't have any couture at all!
__label__4 Got a week?  That's about how long it would take to visit all the stores in this Mall.  I went on a Friday night and the place was packed with happy shoppers.  They have every store that you could ever dream of, plus some that you never thought of.  I was weighted down with packages in no time and my feet were so tired by the time made it from Nordstroms to Dillards, I gave up and went back to my hotel!
__label__2 High end for high maintenance. If you're looking to make a serious crack in your credit card I'd suggest taking it here. The decor is very nice, the people not so much. If you don't look like you belong, i.e. having white straw bleached fake blond hair and a faux tan then you'll probably get snubbed by at least one of the other shoppers or a store clerk. Not really my style, but 3 stars for the nice building and fixtures.
__label__0 The Skinny: Encountered rude staff. \n\nThe Fat: Pit stop, the mall seemed decent but because it's also Arizona, they get a one star anyway. I absolutely hate dealing with rude staff.
__label__3 Holy credit card! This is a huge mall!\n\nAs other yelpers note, it has so many stores, eateries and parking.  It is clean.  The layout plan is a bit, um, difficult to grasp? is that a nice and accurate way to say it?  Especially with a baby stroller which means finding the ramp or elevator to get to the next, um, level-thingie.  I'm sure if I was more of a regular it would be a breeze.  Ala Moana would be a good comparison, except this mall is all indoor. \n\nNice, quiet (yes quiet), peaceful mall for the obvious reason that it is not that crowded...because there is a lot of space, unlike Ala Moana.
__label__4 I absolutely love this mall - it reminds me of South Coast Plaza back home. Apparently it's the biggest mall in the Southwest. I can't believe that there are only two Nordstroms in the entire state of Arizona - but one of them is here! This place has a lot of high end stores - Nordstrom, Lush, Barneys, Anthropologie and some lower end stores - Forever21, H&M, etc. It's a huge upscale mall with pretty much every store you could ever need. I don't usually use this word to describe shopping malls - but it is beautiful!
__label__1 Didn't like it, but we have the best Mexican in Dallas so I am biased.\n\nThe margaritas were decent. Salsa was ehh, just had brisket tacos for apps...Cute patio. Live music, as in the guy with guitar singing \"la bamba!\"\n\nWouldn't go back. Crowd was kind of boring. Other places along Scottsdale Blvd looked way more lively.
__label__2 It was good but not great especially given the prices,  I had the carnetas and I have better for much less then what I was charged here.  The rest of my family thought the food was good but not worth the price charged.  Did not have the margaritas. The guacamole I have to say was among the best I have ever had.  Did not like the salsa.  Service was so-so. Next time I want Mexican I will go elsewhere.
__label__3 My girlfriend and I ate here during Phoenix Restaurant week.  We had rapid and friendly service.  \n\nWe had 3 courses and my girlfriend had a Margarita.  Everything had the gooey deliciousness that I expect from Mexican food.   The Chile Colorado had a lot of spice, so come ready for a lot of powerful flavor!
__label__3 I am disappointed that my fellow Yelpers average a 3.5 stars because I loved this place.  The atmosphere is cozy, and the food was outstanding.  I had the Carnitas (real smoked flavor with a crunchy crust) and my mother had the Pollo con Espinacas (with a chipotle cream sauce to die for!).\n\nThe sangria was YUMMY as were the salsas.\n\nOK, OK, the service could have been better.  The server was fairly attentive, though I do not think he smiled at us once.  He must not have hurt my feelings too badly though because I am definitely going to return!
__label__4 Excellent food and causual atmosphere.  We visited as a group of three from Portland, OR.  We enjoyed the Quesadilla, Poblano Chili's, Tomato Salad, Pulled Pork, Tamales, and Margaritas.  The service was excellent and the food was delectable.   \nA friend in Portland referred me and I'm glad she did.
__label__0 I can't say that anything was great at Los Sombreros!  The margaritas were bland, the salsa is not like any salsa I've ever seen before, the chicken tacos were tasteless.  I'll never go back there again...although our waitress was darling and attentive.
__label__4 STAFF IS GREAT. They are helpful and give fair value on trade items. Also fun to talk with. This location is good for finding rock and metal. Two of the staff members Marcus and Brendan are two of the most knowledgeable when it comes to the screamy-shouty stuff. good used vinyl. CHECK condition. this is the best location to score indie stuff. While the chandler store will have way more titles on cd at $2.99, the Tempe store has better stuff. more imports. more rare cd singles and maxi-singles. Jazz cds are okay. Jazz vinyl not so much. they do have some solid reissues. The country section is small but well stocked on wax and cd. hiphop could be better but if yuo enjoy turntablism and underground hiphop this is your store. Again, to sum up this is the best Zia in town. To all the people complaining about getting ripped off on credit, hate the game not the player. The zia points program is cool, asis the 20% coupon for filling out the survey online.
__label__2 food was good and the portions were large good place overall but probably would have been better with kids. good place thanks
__label__0 I took my 3 yr old son here on Monday since we were in the area and wanted to take him some place fun. I've been to the rain forest cafe in the past so I knew what to expect. First its Monday afternoon at 1 pm. Not busy but for some reason I had to stand and wait 10 minutes for the hostess to seat my son and I next to the rest rooms, best table in the house. My son is a picky eater he chooses the mini cheese burgers and I'm not feeling that hungry so I chose the hot wings appetizer. When ordering the wings I ask the waitress if the wings are they a mild flavor or hot. She didn't know hmmm ok. I like spicy food so won't bother me. Food arrived rather quickly, the wings over battered and soggy. Seriously after biting into the 3rd Wing I almost sent it back, but didn't want to cause a fuss in front of my son. My son's mini cheeseburgers were actually full size cheese burgers, way too big for a 3 yr old. So I guess the portion size for the kids menu is good. I tried my sons min cheese burger, I can honestly say I know good cheeseburgers and I know when restaurants use frozen patties and this was a frozen patty, no flavor. I didn't come to Rain Forest Caf\u00e9 expecting good food and I didn't receive any. I do like the atmosphere and my son really enjoyed it. My suggestion to Rain Forest Caf\u00e9 improve food quality and pricing. Food way over priced for the quality.
__label__1 Definitely paying for the atmosphere at this place. I figured with all of the cool decor the menu would be a little more creative and expansive but I was sorely disappointed. I thought something was up too when we were there on a Saturday afternoon over Memorial weekend and the place was pretty much dead.\n\nThe artichoke/spinach dip was pathetic, and actually tasted like they put a lot of pepper (ew!) into it, and the chips were stale. I asked for a medium rare steak, and it came out damn near mooing and running around the plate as well as smelled funny (my son ate most of his as we split the plate before I got to mine so I couldn't send it back). I will say that the ribs were good though. Food quality was NOT worth the price I paid for the food. I paid $2.99 for a LEMONADE! UGH! Lunch for 2 - about $50 out the door tip included.\n\nWe got seated next to the large fountain, which at first I though was cool, and then I realized that my son and I could not have a conversation, and I was getting damp from the mist. It is sooooo louuuuddddd in there! If you are looking for somewhere to have a conversation this is NOT it!\n\nOf course I got the usual crappy service after I told the server that we were going to split a plate (restaurant portions are too big,  so we always do this.)\n\nWill not return.
__label__1 I have been here way too many times but I am officially done giving them chances. So frustrating that this place doesn't step it up! It is pretty much an overpriced bar. They have a large selection of just mediocre bar food. I love the concept and it's tons of fun for kids. But I can't bring myself to go here again because I can't bare the food. They have no healthy options on their kids menu and it's not much better on the regular menu. I consider this place a kid-friendly restaurant due to the atmosphere and concept. But the service is way too slow! The number one thing that I look for when bringing kids out to eat is fast service. It's no secret that kids have no patience for waiting 15+ minutes for a check. And happy kids equal happy customers. Crying and winy kids equal annoyed and unhappy customers. So speed it up at least please!
__label__1 They seriously have THE coolest set up & ambiance- but it ends there.\n\nFood is overpriced.\n\nHardly any healthy options.\n\nServers were overloaded so it took forever to get anything.
__label__1 The noise,lights and animals are merely a cover-up for the slow service, lackluster food and expensive dishes. Don't expect to add a house salad to your $12.48 turkey wrap ladies and gents here they want 4.49 to add it as a side. $37+ later we won't come again.
__label__2 This place gets 5 stars for atmosphere and it is a favorite of my children for that reason.  However, the service always seems to be lacking in one way or another.  The food is ok and overpriced for what you get.  But, due to the fun environment, we will keep going back.
__label__1 Would have been a 1 star but our waitress was super nice. Basically the worst rainforest cafe we've been to. Empty yet still took 20 mins to get seated. Mixed up all my kids orders. My food, ordered last by 15 mins, came out first yet our server said it was all sitting under the warming lights. \n\nSeriously...consider not coming here. You'll be disappointed.
__label__4 nice hotel and best bang for the buck
__label__3 We always stay here when we go, about once a year.  It is super cheap (like $30-60 a night), it has a bowling alley, and the place is huge.  There's also a movie theater if you get sick of the Vegas scene.  It is off the strip, but there is a shuttle that takes you to the middle of the strip, so it's pretty convenient.  The food isn't that great at the main restaurants, but there are new places like TGIFriday's and Fudruckers, so things are on the up-and-up in that department.  There are tons of slots since the place is enormous and lots of cheaper slots and tables.  I'm already looking forward to next year!
__label__3 Believe me, I'd rather stay @ Wynn or Bellagio or the Venetian, but this place comps me when my comps @ better casinos expire...\n\nI recommend getting a room on the 9th floor, because it's the first floor the elevators to the right stops @ and one can use the elevators to the left that run from floors 1-9.   And get a room near the elevator.  One walks enough in casinos and in Vegas in general.  Having a room near the elevator is a blessing after a hard night of gambling and partying...\n\nIn the past, with your $5 per day resort fee, one had access to the locker room in the spa.  Now, there's a $10 fee per day.  It's a good place to take a sauna and a whirlpool, in addition to a shave.   The workout area is still gratis with your resort fee.  It's serviceable...\n\nThe rooms provide good soap, but the shampoo, conditioner, and moisturizer are fair @ best.  One needs good moisturizer in the desert...\n\nThe rooms aren't fancy, but comfortable with a small couch and a coffee table.   \n\nA coffee maker is provided in the room.  Housekeeping replenishes the coffee every day.\n\nLocal calls are free with your resort fee.  \n\nThe closet space is huge, but they could provide more hangers.   \n\nThe Orleans has a decent poker room and their comp rate is $1.25 per hour for four hours and after that it's 50 cents an hour.\n\nThe sports book is fair @ best.  \n\nThe French Market Buffet is fair @ best.  Most of the time, I eat there free...  \n\nThe 24 Hour Courtyard Cafe has some decent specials, but the service is horribly slow...\n\nI enjoy staying @ the Orleans and they've already sent me another comp two days after returning from Vegas...
__label__1 Nice rooms, friendly support staff (not cocktail waitresses) but terrible ventilation. Non smokers must avoid. Buffet at French market is good value but it is a buffet. Don't expect tasty food. Dont be suckered into playing table games or slots and expecting a drink. Was here for business so $40 rooms & $5/day resort fee was acceptable. Plan on paying ala carte for everything from daily Internet (get an iPhone) to $1.25+/page for a printout of your boarding passes. Would stay here again for biz conference, convenience only, but not as a first choice.
__label__0 Stayed here for Mr. Olympia 9/15 - 9/18.  \n\nRoom is dated but roomy.  Elevators are slow and packed.  Arena seating is almost ridiculously uncomfortable.  Made me question why they didn't sell seat cushions...ouch.\n\nNice selection of restaurants.  The breakfast buffet omelets were nice.\n\nBut the lasting memory I will have is the complete lack of customer service and if I could give negative points, I would.  After the first night here, we started counting the cocktail waitresses, bartenders, and hotel staff with incredibly hostile attitudes.  But then we lost count.  I have to mention that there was one bartender who was amazing and who didn't have some sort of negative retort for the people he served.  I'm curious; what rationale is there for management to allow snarky behavior?\n\nOur work has customer service elements and we understand how rude or entitled some patrons can be.  Which is why we go out of our way to be nice and appreciative.  I was appalled at the attitudes and the level of entitlement of the staff at a fairly emply hotel (save for the retirees and conference attendants) this far off the strip.\n\nPs.  Busing is abysmal.\n\nPps.  Thank god for the movie theater.\n\nI could cope with bad parking, a lack of pillows in the rooms, a toilet that didn't work, loud A/c, waking up to a domestic incident in the hallway...but attitude (and sarcastic retorts) when ordering a beer or asking a simple question at the front desk?  Really?
__label__2 Gambling with family, same old machines, and well same old luck.  I don't know what the rooms are like, but the casino is nice.  It was not crowded today, however, I have been in when there was so many people, it seemed overwhelming.  We've brought family here a few times to gamble, and of course the sports book is nice and big with comfortable chairs, so when we're waiting for everyone else, it's a nice place to hang out.   Off the strip, not downtown, clean overall, not too smokey, mostly the same old machines.  The food choices are great, and if you have time, great movie theater.
__label__0 Very old, dated and unbelievably smokey.  Our company had a conference there. The conference area was good but getting from the front door to the upstairs conference area was gross.
__label__1 Not very clean and rooms smell funny. Not geared for thwarting younger crowd.
__label__3 I've been going to The Orleans to see movies for fourteen years now. I've never gambled at The Orleans, so my review won't deal with that aspect of the casino.\n\nThe movie theater is great. Both the theaters and restrooms are usually quite clean. I've never had a problem with the screens or picture quality. As for refreshments, they have a selection of binned candy that I appreciate, although I usually only have a soda.\n\nThe Orleans itself has several places to eat, but my favorite is Fuddruckers. The first time I went to Fuddruckers was because I had seen it featured in the film Idiocracy. I was pleasantly surprised by the quality of their veggie burger.
__label__1 Bleh. The Orleans was never a show-stopper. It was never one of those \"great\" casinos in Las Vegas. However, it has stayed alive. Probably because of its location, where there are no close casinos to compete with and its low prices. I'm sure locals are happy to gamble here as well, keeping the money flowing. Not to mention The Orleans stays alive with its large events stadium which hosts numerous events, including the Las Vegas hockey team.\n\nAs for the casino it is stinky like a rag of chew stuffed in the shirt of a non-stop chain smoker. Yes, obviously The Orleans has not updated its ventilation system and prefers its visitors to be enraptured in the smell of cigarettes.\n\nThe casino at least hosts a decent movie theater removed from the casino floor on a second level. As for the restaurants I cannot comment on them since I've never been in any of them. The only one I am slightly interested in going to is Fuddruckers, which I didn't even know they had until a most recent visit to see a movie.\n\nI also cannot comment on the rooms, but considering the grungy feel and nasty smell of the casino I would not bother staying here anyway. \n\nOrleans would be a lot better if they just got a better ventilation system, and they would probably need to tear out their carpet and put new carpet in. Of course, I rarely frequent the casino, so they need not do it just for me... haha.
__label__2 What kind of guest are you when you go to Vegas? Are you young, hot, and hip? Are you with your friends looking to stir up some trouble? \n\nThen the Orleans is NOT for you. \n\nWanting to avoid big price tags over the New Year, the Orleans offered economic rooms. It wasn't a terrible place. It would be great for anyone who wants to be away from the hustle and bustle on the strip. It's decorated well and is not very crowded in the casino. The Orleans is just not the Vegas that anyone under fifty wants to visit.
__label__3 We were on our way home from 4 nights at the Rio and ran into traffic at Stateline, so we turned around and stayed a night at here. We had a great time. Kids saw a movie, excellent poker room, and the courtyard caf\u00e9 was pretty good. Next trip we're going to stay here.
__label__2 Old hotel and casino, but it has a lot of nice qualities. The arena has hockey, and there is a bowling ally and arcade for kids.\n\nThe buffet is good, and reasonably priced. The gator bar has the cheapest drinks in Vegas I'm convinced! Ask for Spider!
__label__4 We at first had a ok experience than it went down hill from there. Didn't get checked on in over 20 mins. After our waitress came and check on us we told her about our Facebook check in for a free beer. She told us she had to get a manager to verify it. We watched her walk to the manager and he went somewhere else grabbed fries and walked right past us. We were pissed off by that. Than we asked for a different manager and ny this time we were really mad and yelling. A new manager band Mike came and helped us. Took care of us. I know it was a busy time when we got there but Mike still took time out of the busy day to help us. He turned a bad experience into a good one.
__label__1 I think if you enjoy staying or frequently visiting the Palms, you are probably someone that looks like the people featured here at this site: http://www.hotchickswithdouchebags.com/\n\nI only stayed here because I had plans to see a show at The Pearl that night. My room was the basic, low budget one, and I can't believe they sell this thing at around $200 a night. The TV isn't even a flatscreen one- I could get a cheap room with a better TV at Excalibur. The only thing good about that room was the bed that had lots of soft pillows on it.\n\nThe casino floor isn't very big. I think most of the Palms' main building is for their clubs, some of which happen to be inconveniently near the hotel room elevators, making it difficult to get to your room since you have to squeeze by nasty, Ed Hardy wearing douchebags and drunk girls wearing dresses that would've fit them 20lbs ago. It seems like this hotel was made for just the \"bros\" because every time I walked into the elevator, what would come out was some ugly sparkly-shirt wearing, uber tanned, spikey haired guy. Yuck. Oh and they have AXE deodorant spray in the rooms too. \n\nFood selection was lame, and the waiters at the 24/7 Cafe need to be more attentive. I left after waiting for over 20 minutes to be served. \n\nThe only good thing I have to say about this place is that most of the staff is really nice. The reception and concierge desk were helpful, especially with letting me check in to my room at 9:30 AM instead of waiting till 4 PM. Other than that, there's no good reason for me to return to this hotel. I'm sticking to the strip.
__label__3 This was my fourth trip to Vegas most recently but ahhhh yes my first time visiting the Palms. I remember seeing it for the first time on Real World show I believe they had the people stay there right when it opened and heard plenty of other wild stories about the place. Well I did not get to spend much time here and did not get to win any money ( I didn't really lose either but played one of the those 25 cent slots that gave me about 100 free spins and I only made like $4.00 off the thing: I was like what is this bullshit?). Honestly, I loved seeing all the beautiful people here at the Palms. It was a Thursday night and saw all the cute ladies around of all ages, it was like no ugly people were allowed around the areas of Ghostbar and Rain at  night.  I was hopin to see some celebs like an NFL quarterback Drew Brees or Kurt Warner here or something but not this time I guess.  It is a bit off the strip so you have to take a taxi here or walk from the RIO like I did. Next time I am totally staying here at least one night.
__label__1 I maintain my disdain for the Palms.  I was here last week and the service was just awful!  I was overall unhappy with my stay.
__label__2 Small, easy to navigate, a good middle-class hotel. Stayed in the \"Playboy Tower\" which was nice. Within walking distance to the Gold Coast and Rio, but not much else. Ended up here because of the good mid-week rates. Can't say I'm compelled to return for any reason, so will most likely stay elsewhere next time. Highlight: seeing a hooker get arrested in the lobby at 2AM.
__label__1 I went to Vegas for 1 night (Sunday night) for my company and Palms was the chosen one.  I took my friend with me too because work was only a small part of the day.  I had the standard room.  First of all, I have stayed in vegas for many times in various hotels, from 4 Queens in downtown to the suite at the Venetian.  I was not impressed at all given that this is a 4-star hotel.  I had better luck at the 4 Queens.\n\nWe arrived the hotel at around 11am in a limo.  No bell boys or anybody at the door to help with my luggage. Thanks for my limo driver for holding the hotel door for me.  We took my suitcase and stuff to the lobby.  Right away, I saw the big MTV spring break week.  I thought it was going to be a good time tonight.  Got to the front desk and was told no room was available because check-in time was not until 3pm.  I was bumped because I had no makeup on yet and now forced to walk around vegas until 3.  They said they would give me a call when the room's ready and probably around 2pm.  So I was like \"Fine, I will put makeup on in the restroom here and just go have lunch on the strip.\"  Took my luggage to the bell desk, so did everybody.  A line was formed by college kids (probably for the mtv event) where everybody brought a week load of drinks and food.  By food I mean like couple of coolers for each person, from yogurts to canned food, chips, alcohol, and more chips and alcohol.  Finally got out of the hotel and arrived at the Bellagio at 12:30pm!  \n\nI was tired (early flight) and starving.  So we had lunch at the Olives, did what I came here for, did some shopping at the Forum shops, bought my Lion King tix, had a light meal at Max Benner.  It was already 4:30 with no calls.  I was getting annoyed and decided to go back to the hotel and yelled at them.  On the way to the hotel, they finally called me at 4:45 and said the room was ready!  \n\nGot to the hotel again, lots of drunk college girls in bikinis and boys stalling and yelling.  Got to my floor, right away saw the vending machine and ice machine was out of order (where do I get my water now?).  A cleaning lady was still working on this floor.  Got to the room, it was dated and did not have a desk.  There was a full length mirror with no lights above it  (BAD design), no magnifying mirror in bathroom.  But the bathroom was huge.  Called up the housekeeping for slippers but never brought to the room.  We told ourselves it was only 1 night.  So we let all the negativities go and started to get all dolled up for tonight while watching the Real Housewives of OC.  \n\nWhen we got back down to the lobby, no more bikinis but skimpy dresses.  We looked like an old fart because we both wore a knee high dress (we are still in mid 20s!).  Whatever.  Got to the taxi line, heard a bunch of girls asking some interesting questions like \"do I need cash to take the cab?\", \"can I pick what cab to hop on?\" etc.  \n\nGot back to the hotel around 1130 and there was a huge line for the Ghostbar.  So I kindly asked if I could skip a little bit of the line because I was a guest here.  She replied, \"No, this is a popular club.  Everybody needs to get in the line.\"  We were so bumped because we were asked to get in The Bank for free.  But we passed that because we had faith in the Palms.  We ended up going to the 24 hour cafe and ate.  The food was decent.  It was quiet and peaceful compared to all the yelling and drunk flirt outside.  The server was very nice too.\n\nOverall, it was not a good experience.  The floor plan was hard to navigate (I couldn't find the concierge).  Staff was not helpful nor trying to be (when asked for direction, they would just point and say nothing, no \"thank you\" or any form of greetings).  I have no plans to stay there again.
__label__2 Gotta love how my 1st entrance to one of their rooms is \"The Real World Suite.\"\n\nWhen Real World was cool, I always thought the Vegas edition was the best one because of all it's torrid and crazy antics. \n\nHollywood made that room bigger than life. Lemme just tell you that it's not! lol\n\nNot that I'm complaining....I mean, an invite to any hotel party is alway welcomed.\nBut, I just assumed this suite would be bigger. \nIt's a fun suite, for sure, with the locker style bathrooms, pool tables, and ridic view. But, alas, and again...it's soooo small. \nNo wonder everyone in that suite was bonkers...they were claustrophobic!
__label__2 Lots to do in the hotel/casino, but it's just so isolated from the Strip!
__label__2 Always wanted to stay at the Palms and finally did for New Years. Was intrigued by the clubs and restaurants inside and figured, even though it was off the strip, it wouldn't be too hard to get around with cabs. \n\nHotel itself was fine. Room was nice. But I wasn't impressed with the clubs, and it wasn't worth staying there just for them. My group ended up going out to the Cosmopolitan, Planet Hollywood, The Venetian and Aria for our nights out anyway. \n\nWouldn't stay here again. On strip is much better if you're planning to bounce around various nightlife spots.
__label__2 Stayed at the Playboy Fantasy Suite. It was beautiful,  glass elevator,  poll overlooking vegas, rotating bed etc. Myself,  along with my friends enjoyed ourselves. The butlers were cool and we definitely partied hard. As for the hotel as a whole? Eh, the Palms is slowly but surely falling off the deep end. Didn't bother checking out the ghost bar or any of the restaurants. The whynn / encore are kind of leaving this one a bit dated. So next time we spend 12, 000 a nigh on a room... I think ill go international. Vegas kinda sucks now.
__label__4 We just had an awesome weekend at The Palms!!! We had booked a great deal way back in April and when we arrived, Matthew at the check in desk, spent at least 25 minutes getting us a suite we could afford, instead of 2 rooms. It was so AMAZING for the four of us girls to stay together.... It made the trip! Matthew was super friendly, helpful, and professional. When I told him I'd write a nice YELP review about him he asked me to add \"GO RAYS!!!\" ....so I am! BTW, the pool was great and Ghostbar was FUN!!
__label__1 Very low quality room off the strip. If your looking to stay at a party hotel with people passed out in the hall  ways and benches out front this is your place. We stayed at the place and it was terrible and the room was half way cleaned checking in.
__label__4 i stayed in one of the suites and i can only say good things about my stay! housekeeping was amazing and attentive! concierge actually picked up the phone. i did have a little problem with the valet attendant though, he was extremely rude but i was living in luxury that weekend for me to really let it get to me.
__label__0 Ok so given these are all people from out of town who wrote reviews on this place. Let me talk to you about the Tattoo culture. The artists here aren't bad. This is however a tourist trap. They don't even schedule tattoos right. Plus they don't quote you right. They have ripped people off. 200 dollars to get small lettering that took 45 min? Are you kidding me. Yea it got popular because of the show. But seriously. For people who really are into tattoos. This is just a trendy hodge podge of people who rip people off. Do you think they use the best and brightest inks? What did they tell you put lotion on it. It'll look good when it's healed. Don't pick it. Yea their tattoos are pretty good. Most of the time. But you're also looking in books. Anyone can trace or color by number. Well mostly anyone. Seriously save your money. Go somewhere where they will care and talk you out of stupid mistakes. Research your tattoo before you do something stupid and regret it.
__label__3 Let me just say this - for a person that doesn't really like Vegas, this place was fantastic  Granted, I did not pay and was there to do semi-light work (babysitting GF's 1yr old nephew) for Thanksgiving, but all in all, enjoyed it very much.  The craps did me well as did some college football which \"rolled\" my way, so of course I am in a fantastic mood!  Tables looked nice, not nearly as smokey as, say, the New York New York, only downfall was no roller coaster.  I might be back.....in 3 years.
__label__4 i recently stayed here and we booked through the bellagio-mgm-mirage site. got an awesome lake view room and you can see paris right in front of you its beautiful. room service is awesome the 2.5 lb steamed lobster was so good. the omlette was disappointingly dry! the garden next to the lobby was beautiful as usual and the themes always change so theres always something new to gasp your eyes upon each trip there.
__label__4 Dear Bellagio;\n\nHow do I love thee?  Let me count the ways:\n\n1.  World class dining\n2. High end shopping\n3. Seasonal decor (check out how they modify the atrium for fall)\n4. Beautiful rooms (especially those with a view!)\n5. Fountains\n6. Pools (that's right.  plural.)\n7. Bellagio cocktail\n8. Friendly black jack dealers\n9. Timely and delicious room service dining\n10. Meticulous attention to detail throughout the property\n\nI could go on and on, Bellagio.  Please marry me.  I hear there's even a wedding chapel onsite for us to declare our love.
__label__1 I've been to Vegas at least 20 times and have stayed in at least 15 different hotels. I've seen how bad things can get (Westward Ho) and I've seen the five star side of things (Venetian). During my visits I almost always visited the Bellagio to play poker or just hang out because I felt it was the classiest joint on the strip. I always dreamed of staying there, but the high price was hard to justify.\n\nSo this was my first stay at the Bellagio and I saw things that I had never seen before. Things such as $24.95 per day WiFi access, $6.00 handling fee per letter to receive mail at the hotel, $1.00 per minute computer usage, and a $10 per day fridge rental fee. I heard things that I had never heard before in a hotel, namely my neighbor urinating. The sound coming through crisp and loud through the vent above the camode. The constant sound of dripping water in the shower drain. And dealers informing me that I have to bet $25 per hand at blackjack to get MGM/Mirage rewards.\n\nIn addition to surprises, there were things that I found simply disappointing. The pool closed at 6:00 PM. The CRT television had around 30 stations, and 10 of them were in Chinese. And most requests (hangers, pillows, towels) took an average of 45 minutes to arrive. Yes, I actually timed each request because I had read another review on Yelp about how fast they had things delivered, they said usually in less than 10 minutes.\n\nIs this just a negative review? No, I hope not. There are some really nice things at the Bellagio:\n\n* choice of down or foam pillows\n* the fountain show and an amazing view of the strip\n* fancy and expensive restaurants\n* comfortable beds with good linens\n* a fancy bathroom with a beautiful glass shower and large tub\n* almost as much marble as the other nice hotels on the strip\n* a very helpful conceirge desk, although sometimes understaffed\n* lots of shaded parking close to the lobby (but not to our tower)\n* good, invisible, and quiet ventilation in the bathroom\n* reliable and quiet HVAC with 1/2 degree increments\n* electric curtains, although the switch wasn't near the window\n* clock radio with iPod dock (although not for iTouch or iPhone)\n\nWhen we checked out of the hotel, we had an overwhelming sense of being nickle and dimed, despite paying a premium to stay there. Perhaps after reading this review you won't suffer the same sticker shock and awe, and can enjoy your stay knowing how much you will be billed when you check out.\n\nWill I go back and stay there again? Yes, I will. Not having a flat panel TV is not the most important thing about staying at a hotel. The most important thing is making my wife happy, and she absolutely loved the spa. As far as I know, only guests are able to use the spa on weekends so that will be the one reason we will return.
__label__2 This is a pretty firm hotel and the rooms are legit.  Some people have yelped about the lack of flat panel tvs in the room but I didn't have a problem with that.   The bathrooms were terrific, the water pressure is very strong and there is nice detail throughout - such as the marble tile.  The only downside to the hotel is the pool, which although attractively landscaped, doesn't have much going for it.  There are really only two pools to use, and they are both rather unspectacular rectangular lap type pools.  The other two pools have big fountains in the middle that make those pools mostly decorative.  The servers rarely come around and take your order poolside.  I was there this past weekend, at the pool on Sat and Sun, and no one came by to take my order.  Fuck, I can stay somewhere cheaper like the RIO and a hot girl is going to come around frequently and ask if I want a drink.  I get that this pool is \"classy\" but without regular bar service, I might as well be at a country club - not in Las Vegas.  Also, music poolside was horrendous.  It was a continuous mix of soft rock and shitty balads.   I don't want to hear Barry fucking Manilow in the middle of a Saturday in Las Vegas.   I'm in my late 30's but I'm not in adult diapers yet so please, music recorded in the last ten years as a mimimum.  In terms of \"babes\" at the pool, not so good.  I'm talking hotel guests.  Mostly older cougars and if you're a woman, good luck.  Lots of fat dudes and straight up losers.  Some bros but obviously they are probably at pools with attractive girls.  A decent selection of hot girls were to be found, but no doubt, they were looking for \"clients\" not a tan.  So if you can get past the retirement community vibe of the pool, this is a great place to stay.
__label__0 We had a partial lake view room in the spa tower.....\n\nThe Good.....\n1. Beautiful common areas\n2. Free\n3. The amenities rocked!!  In addition to the normal stuff, they also included hairspray, a toothbrush, bath salts and a loofa. (I am not sure if we were given extra stuff because we were on a suite floor or if this is usual)\n4. The Buffet (Yum!!)\n5. View of Paris from our room at night was stunning\n6. Fountain show\n7. (Steam) shower was large and had good water pressure\n8. Bose clock radio\n\nThe Bad.....\n1. Crowded common areas\n2. The room we reserved was sold out so we were downgraded\n3. Customer service was a little suspect; none of the employees went out of thier way to smile or be helpful \n4. The view of City Center from our room.  Yuck!!\n5. The room in the spa tower had two beds and one chair.  Only one of us could sit and watch the lake show at a time comfortably.  Seriously, could they not have put a second chair in the room?\n6. The toilet faces the shower and there isn't that much space between the two. This seemed like a bad layout.\n7. They piled the pillows in shams and the duvets that they (probably) use on the beds in the room.  (This is where the extra chairs should have been.) They never actually made the bed with these items durring our stay.  \n8. Television was small, had bad sound and was dated - 27 inch rear projection.  \n\nOverall, I don't think we would pay to stay in this hotel because we always felt that we were an after thought. We stayed at GVR and Palazzo during this trip and thought that there rooms were much nicer in those two hotels and we were treated much more kindly at both of those hotels.
__label__4 I'm spoiled rotten. Where do spoiled rotten people go to enjoy themselves away from the privacy of their own home? The Bellagio. \n\nIt's one of the nicest hotel's in the whole world. How many places can say that? It has more quality diverse dining than anywhere else in Las Vegas. Nothing about the Bellagio is overlooked in your stay, the room service is to die for. I'm so addicted to the Bellagio waffle and freshly squeezed orange juice. If you wanna go out to eat you have Fix, Yellowtail, Noodles, Sensi, Prime, Micheal Mina, and so much more.\n\nI could spend days outside in the pool, it feels like you are in a castle. \nYummy strawberry mojitos. Warm towels and Evian spritzers. I feel so much relaxation there, almost a sleep like coma. Definitely good for my tan.\n\nShopping, shit. If I won the lottery I will move into the Bellagio faster than you can say 'congratulations.' There's a lifetime of shopping, Chanel, Gucci, YSL, and so much more! \n\nThe rooms here are off the chain. Amazing views in the executive suite, the spa tower is large and luxurious. Everything inch of this place is grand, fabulous, all around Italian Palace that still feels like home. \n\nWatch an unreal show like\"O\". If you decide you wanna get a nightcap, go to the Carmel lounge drink some whiskey or aged tequila.  Get even crazier at The Bank nightclub! \n\nI think I might even get married here someday, I love it that much.\n\nP.S Look in the Bellagio Poker Room, you might see my boyfriend Adam playing. \nStop bye, have a drink.
__label__4 I knew that 60-70% of the visitors at the Bellagio are repeat customers, and I can understand why. I was in the Travel business for many years.\n\nWhile there on a business trip you can sample the better things in life. You have your own private Butler serving you Cristal Champagne or your other drinks of choice and whatever appetizers or any food for that matter that you are craving at the moment.  This is indeed the good life.\n\nIf you are in Vegas stay where you feel like its \"Vegas\" Business trip V Town Style...........\n\nAdam Vincent Gilmer\n\nThe Gilmer Files, Travelogia
__label__2 Christmas in Vegas is quite different and one thing that I noticed was lots and lots of people were doing the same as well!! \n\nI thought the room was alright and the bathroom as quite nice what I didn't like was how slow service was. I mean I guess I should give them a little bit of slack since it was during the Christmas time. \n\nThis place had one thing that made it very pretty: The nice little decorations of polar bears which was made with flowers and all the decorations for Christmas. \n\nI had a good time here, but it just wasn't what everyone makes it out to be. It wasn't that crazy of a place...but it was still a-ok for my trip.
__label__3 The rooms are nice, a little dull but nice. The big bathroom even in entry level rooms are a massive plus and if you like to soak in a deep tub you will be very happy. The rest of the Casino is nice enough but I think next time I will head back to my usual hangout which is the Mirage.
__label__3 I stayed here by the good graces of my best friend, who booked his wedding here.  The rooms are spacious and comfortable.  The bathrooms are luxurious; my room had a separate tub and shower, which were both quite large and immaculate.  \n\nI didn't give this establishment five (5) stars for several reasons: \n1. Wireless internet access costs almost $15 per 24-hour period.  For the price of the room, wireless internet access should be provided to hotel guests for free.  \n2. I took advantage of the hotel room tub.  (Yes, I watched the maid clean it, so I felt confident that it was clean.)  It would have been really nice to enjoy a small television or even some music while relaxing in the tub.  \n3.  The television in the room is quite outdated.  Surprisingly outdated, actually.  A nice, inexpensive flat screen TV would be more appropriate in the room than a small, old-school box TV.  And there were very few decent channels with relatively shoddy reception.  \n4. The in-room mini-bar amenities are far too overpriced.  A generous markup is to be expected, but the items were excessively... no, PROHIBITIVELY, expensive!  \n5. A complimentary shuttle service to/from the airport should be provided.  I don't care if they add it to the room cost--just make me FEEL like I got it for free. \n\nI saw the view from my friend's room (he had a view of the Bellagio fountains), and yes, it's worth it!  Trust me, it's worth the cost for the extra ambiance.  \n\nFront desk service is top-notch, though there wasn't a queue-style line for the desk.  If you're stuck waiting behind someone who wants to take forever, be prepared to watch people who came in after you receive service and leave before you get to the desk.
__label__2 I think the rooms need an update. I mean, for the price, they're not spectacular. Staff were really nice though.\n\nThe casino and bar/club/restaurant choices are fine, typical Las Vegas. \n\nThe lobby is gorgeous, but you don't have to stay there to see it!
__label__1 During my last visit to Vegas, I decided to try this place out. After hearing so many darn good things about this place, I truly hoped all those positive comments weren't based off the hype of Ocean's Eleven series. \n\nThe only food that made me go back for seconds was tenderloin. Besides that, everything else were just waste of money. To be honest, I tasted better at Wicked Spoon, Rio, and Mirage.\n\nMaybe they used to be great and somehow they are now on a downhill but from my personal experience, definitely not worth the money.
__label__2 I'm doing the local tourist review today. I haven't stayed at the hotel, so DON'T READ if that's what you're looking for.\n\nGoing to Vegas? Yeah, you're gunna want to watch water dancing to music, 1 Star.\n\nThat garden thingy? Oh yeah, it's the picturesque place.. if you could have the place to yourself. 2 Stars.\n\nThe big chocolate fountain? I long for the day that I can dip my hands and drink from that magical fountain. 3 Stars.
__label__3 wow this place is pricey but fun. well we at here for dinner and saw Mike Tyson just know when he comes in  everyone was like WOW mike tyson is here, but you know what  - he is a man just like any other man. he is just a famous boxer. but, he would like to  eat  in a public place and he want  to just eat.
__label__1 The hotel is undoubtedly beautiful. However, all the beautiful places can be accessed without being a guest. We had booked one of the suites facing the fountain (don'y remember the name) at the price of $200 The room wasn't as beautiful as it appeared in the website. it definitely is a beautiful hotel but its casino, restaurant and the garden, like all other hotels at Vegas are open to the non-guests. The only plus point was the fountain that we could see from our room. But we couldn't hear the music from our room :(. Also, since there is so much to see outside one's hotel rooms at Vegas that we did not spend a lot of time watching the fountain from the room. The staff did leave a tiny bouquet with a hand written note (we appreciate that) by the assistant manager (or somebody important) in our room with some chocolates on our anniversary day.\n\nThe refrigerator in the room was stuffed with goodies...but you had to pay for them.Don't even think of removing anything from the refrigerator, they have sensors that bill you if you remove anything from it. When my husband went to confirm about the refrigerator that was supposed to be in the room (included in the room cost), he was told that one without the goodies could be provided at an extra charge of $50 per day. \n\nOverall, the stay was good but not worth the money spent. Save your money for some thing better.
__label__1 This place visually is nice, as far as the attitude of staff and service don't expect too much unless you are the money mogul type. This place is ran by old school people that still lives in the 1930's. They try to pass off as if they are hardcore bad asses or something, especially on the craps tables.\n\nI am sorry to say but this place is stuck up, but hey, i guess it is to be expected that's life.
__label__1 I was at the desk, when a lady working there came over and asked me what I needed, I told her tickets to O the show, she then told me , there is a line over there you must stand there to get tickets, so we did, for 30 min or so, then the same lady is standing close to me , when some one asked where can I get tickets to O , the lady told them there sold out tonight, I asked the lady why you did not tell me that, she told me I did tell you, what Ever
__label__2 Wifi doesn't work in many of the public areas!  You'd expect them to get it right.
__label__2 Love the shopping here and the best part for us was the water show every 15 minutes at night and was a site to see. Always saw it TV and seeing it live was an experience. Not a gambler so can't comment on the casinos, but the shops and the views here were great.
__label__4 It doesn't get much better than the Bellagio in Vegas.  I go here every time I visit just to walk around inside.  It is beautiful and the glass artwork is worth the view alone.  They have their seasonal indoor garden which is stunning.  The fountain show in the front lake is a must-see for anyone new to Vegas.  I REALLY love this place.  \"O\" is here and it is one of the best shows on the strip.  I am pretty sure it is gone now but there was a priceless artwork collection there a while back that was worth the price of entry just to see some originals from famous artists.
__label__1 In my opinion this hotel/casino is over-rated.  We stayed at the Cosmopolitan for about the same price and were on the 65th floor overlooking the Bellagio's fountains.  At the Bellagio we overlooked the pool.\n\nThe pool is nice and huge.\n\nThe carpet, decor and furnishings are all old and dated.
__label__1 We recently spent a couple of nights at this hotel, and took along a dozen of my wife's relatives. Checking in was a total hassle, took me 4 trips to the counter to get all the rooms, even though they were all on my credit card, they did not trust me and had to see the id of each guest. This hotel was very crowded (it was the Christmas week), and the staff were totally overwhelmed. I had to wait for half an hour for coffee (none in the rooms), and then pay $6 for a poor tasting latte. The buffet is normally under $20, but the holiday special was 35.99, and we had to wait for over an hour to get in. Food was ok, but not 36 bucks (plus $70 gratuity, at a buffet?) each for 12 of us, grand total of $544 for 12 lunches. Went to the Noodles for dinner one night with 12 and was seated at a table for 8, where we waited for 30 minutes to order, then another 30 to get the food.  If your idea of fun is Costco at noon after payday, this is the place for you, otherwise, spend your money elsewhere.
__label__0 okay, i want to start by saying that i was dressed like a champ and had no money. my two friends however, had a couple dozen K  on them and were dressed \"okay\". we were treated like shit almost everywhere we went in this casino because of that. Michael Mina was an outstanding place though. if you're hungry and love wine, go there!
__label__1 I gave the bellagio two stars solely based off the fact that the fountains are fantastic and definitely an added bonus to be able to see from your room.   That for me is really where the positives end. \n\nAfter staying at newer and more modern hotels on the strip,  The Bellagio looks very dated and washed out in comparison.  \n\nThe rooms are fine, the beds are comfortable and the view of the wonderful fountains is great. The lobby is dated and has no real offerings to anybody under the age of 50 years old.   There's no real entertainment in the lobby. They have a piano bar that is a complete snooze fest.   I've had a better time at an airport bar then I did at that place. You can be classy and still have a conversation above a whisper. It is vegas!!!\n\nThe pool area was not well thought out.  You constantly have to strategize on where you will move to avoid massive shadows by the buildings during prime tanning time.  Not great. The grounds are pretty enough but what good is a pool if you're constantly in the shade?!\n\nOverall, I'm glad I stayed there but it's off my bucket list.  We got this trip comped and I would've paid to stay somewhere else instead.
__label__4 Our first trip to Vegas, but after walking up and down the strip, we were glad we picked the Bellagio.  We liked that's it's right in the middle of the strip.  We were on the 26th floor with a great view of the fountains and the Paris hotel. I would stay there again just for the awesome view.  The room was spacious and quiet.  There are numerous pools, so we always found an open spot.  Went to the breakfast buffet and it was awesome, anything you could possibly want.
__label__2 My husband & I recently stayed at the Bellagio hotel we hadn't ever stayed there before & were expecting it to be top notch since it isn't exactly cheap to stay there. I'm giving them a 3 for a number or reasons I realize not everyone's experience won't be the same. \n\nPros:\n1. The woman at the concierge desk was so extremely nice she blew me away she made sure Greg & I were well taken care of at the restaurant FIX & she told us all of her favorite things to eat. Also the woman who checked us into the hotel was very sweet & I could tell wanted to impress us. \n\n2.  FIX the restaurant was absolutely delicious! I highly recommend going there for dinner & getting the tacos & the fried Mac & cheese so so good. They were prompt with service & the waitress even placed our napkins in our laps which I found odd but still it is a very high class place. \n\n3. The sweet woman in the shop across from the elevators. She was so sweet & exhausted but she helped us & even chatted it up with us for a little while. \n\n4. Gorgeous downstairs & for the most part everyone that worked there was nice & said good morning or hello when you crossed their path. \n\nCons:\n1. We got there early so I didn't expect a room to be ready right away & was told that they'd text us when our room was ready. We arrived at 7am & still didn't get a text by 12:30pm which sucked cause we still had to get ready for the event we had planned at 2pm we also had a drive ahead of us & didn't know what the traffic would be like. So we called to check to see if the room was done or if another one like the one booked was available yet. Well the room wasn't ready it was suppose to have a garden/pool view we asked if another one exactly like it was ready otherwise we'd still wait. They switched us to another one which I assume was suppose to be like it I could be wrong but they told us to go up to that room after almost getting to the elevators they called to say go to the front desk for new keys to activate. We got to the desk & the new lady was pretty rude we told her what happened she got all pissy & said \"who are you? Let me see your ID.\" My husband gave it to her and she then looked up the room she said \"it isn't even listed on here so I'll have to give you something else like it.\" She gave us the new card keys & we headed up to the room. It was pretty lame we got a king size bed but there was nothing special about the room or the view we got a view of the freeway definitely a downgrade from the garden/pool view. The tub & pillows are nice though.\n\n2. After a long day at the Vegas speedway we wanted to take a nap & refresh our batteries for the night out, we were on our way up to our room when we were stopped at the elevator entrance by someone that worked there he yelled \"um excuse me you two! Room keys?\" I wouldn't have minded him saying this but since we were the only ones he stopped to see the room keys it was rude & I didn't appreciate the look or tone of voice he gave us. I'm not sure if he was having a crappy day or didn't want to be there. \n\nAt the end of the trip although I liked the food at fix & some of the people that worked there I wasn't the impressed with the hotel rooms or the view. I don't think id stay here again unless it was extremely discounted.
__label__1 The lobby is nice and people are friendly, that's all good until you get to your room.  First the window were so dirty that you could hardly see outside.  We had ticket from a dry cleaning from the people who stayed there before us that wasn't clean.  The table lamp wasn't even hook to the electricity so I had to crawl under the table. And the worst part, we had molds in the ceiling of our shower.  We asked the front desk to have someone come and clean it but it never happened.   I would not recommend this hotel.  there are so many other hotels that are so much better.
__label__0 4:10 PM - room 1 - high-pitched whirring noise in ceiling, thought I could call to get it fixed\n4:30 PM - after 20 minutes of phone hold, sent to another room where my key would work and security would be there in five minutes to let us in. \n5:00 Pm - after 10 minutes in the hallway waiting for security because the cards didn't actually work, and 20 minutes on hold with the front desk asking for security, we learn that room 2 was smoked in, so no go for us non-smokers. When the front desk was informed that someone had smoked in the room, they reacted with disbelief\n5:20 PM - front desk guy says he'll waive $80 in fees, and give us what he says is a slightly nicer room. When I said this was pretty poor compensation for making guests sit in a hallway for most of an hour, front desk guy literally said that was too bad and I should just stay where I was. \n5:30 PM - into room 3. It had a visibly stained bedspread. While the nice housecleaning lady fixed it over 20 minutes, come on. \n\nThis place isn't five stars. It's not even a Hampton Inn if consistency and courtesy count for anything.  I wouldn't stay here again and I would recommend anyone else think hard about staying somewhere else. \n\nLook, it may be a busy day for the hotel. But, there's no excuse for thirty minute hold times to speak to the front desk and there's no excuse for discourtesy. I've never been so frustrated with a hotel.
__label__0 On a recent Vegas getaway with my husband, we decided to go big and try a stay at the famed Bellagio.  It's supposed to be the best of the best, so our expectations were high.  We upgraded to a suite in hopes of a luxurious, relaxing experience... no such luck.  \n\nCheck in was disorganized, but tolerable.  The lobby was packed as usual, but we planned to stay through the weekend and into the week.  I figured the crowds would die down a little; I was wrong.  The Bellagio is a super popular tourist destination, and even on an off weekend in January, it was jam packed.  The really unfortunate part of that is the SMOKE!  Bellagio allows smoking in the casino, and apparently has no filtration system whatsoever.  It smelled worse than a lot of the older casinos, and was completely inescapable.  So, gambling was off the table.\n\nNext was our \"upgraded\" Bellagio Suite.  The decor was over-the-top and a little outdated, but nice enough.  The big problem was the ratty, torn-up holes in the carpet and the bedding (I'll include pictures).  At $350+ a night, I didn't expect orphanage linens.  There were two tv's in the suite - one in the bedroom, and one in the living room area.  Both were small (maybe 25\"?) and old.  The living room tv's sound cut out every 5 seconds or so, making it impossible to watch.  I didn't go to Vegas to watch tv, but I like to be a little lazy on vacation.  \n\nThe last straw was the service.  We ordered in-room breakfast.  When the lady arrived with the table, she pushed it into the middle of the living room and said \"I'll leave this here.\"  No 'good morning,' no 'where would you like the table?', etc.  Not a huge deal, but pleasantries are always appreciated.  My husband signed the bill and handed it back, she looked it over and said \"You're not gonna leave a tip?  YOU KNOW gratuity isn't included.\"  No, we didn't know.  This is the first hotel we'd ever been to that didn't include a healthy gratuity on in-room dining.  He quickly adjusted the bill to tip her (even after her rude behavior), and she left without another word.  I completely agree with tipping the wait staff, but she could have mentioned it nicely when handing over the bill, instead of insinuating that we tried to skip out on it. \n\nAt this point, our vacation had reached a low point, and it needed to be salvaged.  I walked through the smoky lobby to the front desk.  A Bellagio employee named Michael approached me, and asked what he could help with.  I explained the situation, and he was nice enough, taking notes.  I told him I just wanted out of our remaining nights, with no cancellation fee, so that we could continue our vacation elsewhere.  He set us up for checkout that day, and said he would see what he could do about removing some of our charges, since we'd had such an unpleasant stay.\n\nWhen we checked out, the front desk attendant asked us how we had liked the room.  We were honest, \"It was pretty bad, actually.\"  She ignored it, and said nothing else as she handed us our bill.  As expected, we were billed for everything... they didn't remove any charges.  Yet another sign of Bellagio's we-don't-give-a-f*ck attitude.  It was perfectly fine, though, since we were finally free of this run-down hotel.\n\nWe high-tailed it over to Encore, where the service checking in was so characteristically fantastic that it reminded us what a great hotel should be.  And I forgot my toiletry bag at Bellagio.  It took several calls to the lost and found, where I gave \"Melissa\" the room number, the description, my name and phone number.  She sighed loudly and told me \"It's going to take me all night to look through everything, so I'll just call you back later.\"   After more prodding I finally got it back, and it was another disdained trip to Bellagio to pick it up.  \n\nThis hotel and it's couldn't-care-less staff left a really terrible taste in my mouth.  I won't even be back to shop.\n\nTL;DR - super smoky and crowded casino, torn-up holes in the carpet and bedding, tiny broken tv's, and a rude, apathetic staff of employees who hate Bellagio as much as I do.
__label__3 We stayed for three nights and were pleased with the room overall, but disappointed with the bathroom.  The door did not close completely, and there was only one outlet - which did not work 2 out of 3 nights.  The Bellagio is a beautiful hotel and they have done some nice renovations on the rooms, but neglected to use the same care to update the bathrooms.  \n\nWe likely will choose a different hotel on the Strip near the Bellagio on our next visit, but would consider staying there again if some changes are made to the rooms themselves.  The casino and restaurants are wonderful (Prime is the BEST steakhouse on the Strip!!), but the guest accommodations themselves need a little TLC.  Cheers!
__label__0 Terrible customer service!  My family car got broken into, while it was parked at the Bellagio hotel.  When I asked security for help, they shunned me off as if it was no big deal.  The police would not come out to investigate, because in their own words, \"We are too busy, this happens too much.\"  We lost over $2,000 in items within our car.  When I approached Bellagio later about our family's car being broken into and items stolen, they replied with the words along the line of, \"We have no knowledge of there ever being any cars being broken into at the Bellagio hotel.\"  Bellagio is more concerned about their reputation than they are about customer loyalty.  Oh by the way, my family was actually staying at the Bellagio hotel when this happened...what a way to treat your guests!  I will NEVER re-visit the Bellagio hotel again, nor spend a dime, because of how poorly they treat their customers.
__label__4 I love the Bellagio! I stay here every year for a week-long work conference, and look forward to it all year. When I come out on vacation and stay with friends, I always end up here for a drink, or to play a little Blackjack.. or even walk through the flower display.\n\nThe Bellagio hotel has more people staying the night every night than the total population of the town I grew up in. Seriously. It's a great place to sit and people watch (I recommend one of the comfy chairs by Jean Philippe's Patisserie.) The fountains are a must see.. with shows running on a regular schedule to a changing music selection.\n\nBellagio.. it's the definition of Vegas!
__label__4 If you want more of an upscale feel of a casino then look no further! Make sure you bring plenty cash because the winnings over here are a lot less likely. I mean it's vegas and once you find your favorite place to gamble stick to it. It's one of those to each is own kind of situations but I rather not gamble here. Never had much luck but have friends who have!
__label__4 Excellent experience. Sharon upgraded my already upgraded room.  Next thing I knew, doorbell rings and walks in a server with a bottle of wine.  Also received a 100 dollar certificate to spend on anything I want along with $120 in breakfast certificate.  \n\nAll this is thanks to American Express card.
__label__4 My husband and I hotel hop for this birthday bash. So that weekend we decided to stay at three different hotels and one of which was Bellagio. This place is really nice and we came back again for the summer. It gets really crowded sometimes but it's all worth it because they have everything here. Love their buffet for dinner and the Cafe for brunch. My family are always here for the buffet and brunch whenever we are in the city. Can't miss it.
__label__0 The front desk was exceptionally slow and rude. I don't feel like a paying customer at all...\nWe booked a fountain view double queen room, but we're told the first night that 1. we did not pay extra $30 guarantee so we get either king fountain or double queen non-fountain, and 2. we can get room change the next day and 3. the prices are the same.\nThe next day they sold out again and we were unable to get our room because we booked only for 2 people, and only booking for 3+ will guarantee double queen fountain view. \nThey gave us ambiguous reasons with no consistency at all.\nFinally we were referred around several times because non of them seem to keep a straight story and we waited more than 15 minutes for the manager and got a $30 discount out of the $200+ room cost.\nWill not recommend to anyone. Just view the fountain from the outside and absorb the beauty, staying here will totally ruin your holiday mood.
__label__1 My work has had a sales conference in Vegas every year, and traditionally, my roommate and I get placed in the worst venue each time. Last year, all our friends got but in Mandalay Bay, and we were placed in an unrenovated, dingy tower at Caesars. I think god is trying to punish us for our sins. First of all, I hate Las Vegas and casinos especially. I think all the lights and sounds and masses of people tend to drive me insane. I also found navigating this hotel really confusing. Its like a maze and it took me forever to find the exits. As usual, we checked in and got placed in one of the smoking towers, and the week went pretty much downhill after that. The ambience of the room was similar to a best Western, or maybe Motel 8, and reeked of smoke and stale mold. All that for $140 a nite! Also, there was a shooting here recently which I think adds to its \"hood\" credibility. The restaurants and bars in this hotel leave much to be desired. There are a lot of fake new york pizza and deli places, and some stands that feature some pretty unappetizing looking \"new york\" hotdogs. The pool is not the greatest here either....its small, with limited numbers of lawn chairs. Also, the room service at this place sucks. Its slow, and the food is pretty crappy. But hey, I was in Vegas, where I typically drink things that i should not and eat nasty food late at nite, so there were a couple nites i went on eating binges . The lowest point during the week was when I woke up at 8 in the morning in a plate of fried chicken and mac and cheese. I hope to never repeat that again.
__label__1 I'm afraid this place has gotten rather long in the tooth. There are better places to stay for the same rates. I got the sense that New York New York has been a little neglected. It's nothing that can't be fixed with a nice remodel but I wasn't impressed. \nMy room was on the small side, which isn't a big deal because I didn't spend much time there. I was mainly there to sleep but little things left me with the sense that there was some wear and tear that needs to be fixed. First off, my bed was sagging a little in the middle. Not to mention the sheets and towels seemed a bit worn. In the bathroom, there was a large scratch on the mirror that didn't obstruck the view but just left me with a sense that I was in a second class hotel. Also one of the curtain rods was broken in half.\nWhen I was sleeping, I could hear folks in the hallway which isn't a big deal but it added to the impression that I could have done better.
__label__3 Good place for the price! Make sure you get on their email list for good deals. \n\nIve stayed at alot of the different hotels on the strip and I got to say this place has been added to my list. I was kind of worried since I read different mixed reviews on this place, but they proved all the negativity wrong. \n\nOne thing though...\n\nDO NOT UPGRADE TO BROADWAY!!!\n\nWe got a Broadway room the first night  because the guy at the front desk had UPGRADED us....totally disappointed with the room. the decor was bland and the room looked very old. don't be fooled just because it says its bigger.  I was facing the back part of the hotel which is the parking lot.\n\nI called the following morning to change rooms....Very easy process. \nI DOWNGRADED to a PARK AVENUE room. Now this room was nice. very clean. Nicely decorated and a better view of the strip. I was on the 24th floor. \n\nBeds are comfortable and so are the pillows. The bathroom is like a normal bathroom nothing special...but I honestly don't care...I just need it to do my business and take a shower..\n\nSound proof walls... I didn't hear any noise when we were in our room. \n\nThe staff was very friendly. \n\nThe location is good. if you don't feel like walking then you can catch the monorail at MGM which is right across the way. \n\nThe roller coaster was cool said the hubby. Check out the schedule you have in your room because there is a 2 for 1 special during a certain time of the day. \n\nA suggestion though is to bring a cooler of some sort and buy some drinks and water to keep in the room..so you don't have to keep on going downstairs to get  something to drink.\n\nThe reason I give it a four star is for the LONGGGGGGGG WALK to my room. I mean seriously...I had to pack water and food just for the walk to the room.lol. \n\nAll in all....its a nice hotel for the price...remember your not in vegas to be in your room.....unless your on your honeymoon...in that case stay at the Bellagio, Venetian, or the Wynn...\n\nI definitely will be staying here again in the future....
__label__3 I didn't stay at this hotel but did gamble here.  I had a good time, won a couple hundred bucks so I was happy.  \n\nIt did take forever to get drinks but I guess thats how it goes.  I'm not gonna hate cuz it took a while to get my drinks.\n\nThe roller coaster is awesome.  I didn't ride it this last trip but when I did I had so much fun.  I can't wait to go back.  Maybe I'll stay here and see how the rooms are.
__label__2 So me and my fellow yelper Mildred V stayed here for an industry conference, and we booked far in advance and got a great deal... $540.00 including flight and 6 nights at this hotel......  the only vice is this hotel is on the south end of the vegas strip...  if you want to be near just MGM, Mandalay Bay, Monte Cristo, and Luxor then this is the place to be at... \n\nIt wasn't a bad room for the price and I would stay here again if need be.... but I'd rather much stay at harrah's or venetian....
__label__3 Was staying at NY NY while in Vegas and what can I say about the hotel but that it looks like they built a mini city inside the hotel.  \n\nIt's one of the bigger casino's in vegas with plenty of tables and slot machines.  Probably one of the advantages of NYNY is the food options.  You can get something reasonably price here (like under $10) or you can go to one of their high end restaurants for a night out.\n\nI stayed in the Century Tower and I believe it was like the 32nd floor.  Of all the places I've been to in Las Vegas, this room had the best view.  We had a great view of the strip and the mountains and the strip looked great all lit up at night.\n\nBesides the view, the room was nice.  Had plenty of room for 3 guys without being in each others way.  Things are a little dated in the room so no flat screen TV and some of the stuff here while in good condition was old.  The sinks were in a separate room from the toilet and shower which is always nice.  The shower was definitely high end and hot water was there quickly.\n\nOverall, was impressed with my stay here at NYNY especially with the view in the upper levels of the Century Tower and would recommend it to anyone.
__label__0 We came here w/ friends for a weekend.  We would not return.  \n\nRoom - Don't bother staying here!  You can spend only a bit more and stay at a much nicer hotel.  The \"non-smoking\" room smelled like an ashtray, the tv only worked intermittently, and housekeeping knocked on the door at 8 am despite the privacy sign on the doorknob.  Nothing seemed very clean.  Comfort Inn would have been a step up.  \n\nCasino - Two things happened within about 5 minutes of playing:  1)  a friend was told to \"hurry up\" when throwing the dice at the craps table (and he had taken all of 10 seconds... not an unreasonable length of time!), and 2) when the two of us (one playing, one watching) ordered cocktails, we were told that I wouldn't be served unless I bought some chips and played.  I have never heard that before, and I didn't hear it again during this trip at any other casino.  Very odd.  \n\nIl Fornaio - We had salads, pasta, and steak - all were good.  \n\nZumanity - Worth seeing (just stay elsewhere).
__label__0 I would not recommend this hotel at any price, any rate. They have the WORST customer service of any hotel I have ever spoken with. I made a reservation in JUNE 2010 for reservations in OCT 2010, my rate was 105/night. Great! I called to see if I could change to sat/sunday night stay instead of friday/saturday night and was told that my new rate would be $250 per night. Seriously? I am staying the same night, but am asked to pay more? I asked to speak to a supervisor, was not allowed to actually speak to one and was told there was nothing else that would or could be done. \n\nThis is a terrible place for customer service and I refuse to frequent a hotel that treats its customers in this fashion. NYNY: learn how to treat people with dignity and get some real managers! \n\nRECOMMENDATION: DO NOT STAY HERE!
__label__1 A four star hotel? Really? the rooms felt like a high class motel ... dark and definitely past it's prime days. If this was an \"upgraded room\" I wonder what the original must have looked like !!!\n\nat least it was clean and comfortable so can't really complain except it's not worth the star rating at all!
__label__3 Another great Las Vegas hotel and casino located on Las Vegas Strip on the corner directly accross from the MGM Grand Hotel and Casino. My check-in and check-out went without a hitch. The hotel is well maintained, has alot to offer and is centrally located. The pool areea is small, but, quite nice. I ate at the hotel's Gallaghers and the Nine Irish Men, which were great restaurants. I would rate this on a par with Planet Hollywood, which is also within walking distance.
__label__0 So to begin with, overall, I do like this hotel. The accommodations are okay, the casino is alright, and the eateries are pleasant. \n\nHere's the big HOWEVER: \n\nIF YOU EVER LEAVE YOUR BAGGAGE IN THE HANDS OF THEIR EMPLOYEES OR IN THE BELL HOP AREA, LOCK YOUR BAGS!! \n\nMy boyfriend and I vacationed there May 1-3, and when we checked out, our baggage went to bell hop because our flight wasn't leaving for another 12 hours. \n\nWhen we got back home in Honolulu, we found some personal items (brand spanking new!!) MISSING!! \n\nI called the hotel and TWO weeks later, they are still giving me the run around about how to go about filing this complaint. Initially, they allowed me to file a complaint and i got a report number. Then they said call the RISK MANAGEMENT office (which I don't think exists!!) to follow up. I have called the office EVERY SINGLE day and EVERY SINGLE time it goes to voice mail, saying they are busy or away from the desk. They must be playing all day cause cant get them to answer ONCE. When I brought this up to a manager (about how i cannot get a hold of the RISK MANAGEMENT), they said \"oh, they must be backed up.\" WAIT. That's the last thing I want to hear: That they have SO MANY report complaints that they re backed up. WTH. \n\nSo, I call front desk, and i end up talking to several different managers saying they'll get back to me. THEY NEVER DID. I asked to be connected to an actual speaking person from the Risk Management office, and the managers say they cant connect me (How sketchy is this?!) Then just recently, the manager said they don't even have my report number. THAT WAS IT: I'VE HAD IT UP TO **HERE**. \n\nIts very frustrating because as paying guests, we should get the treatment and respect, and so far, the only thing I've walked away with is that THE ENTIRE CORPORATION DOESN'T CARE. They haven't called me back since, they haven't offered to take care of some of the expenses. \n\nI wanted to share this HORRIBLE experience over yelp because I don't think anyone else should have to experience this. \n\nBy the way, if you ask to speak to a manager, don't even bother (I'd put their name on here, but I don't do threats). Yeah that's right, I just called you out.
__label__1 We stayed here this pass Friday night and Saturday. Rooms are nothing great, but seemed clean. Like that they have a safe available in the room free of charge.\n\nWe decided to gamble there Friday night and I swear there was like one waitress working this big slot area. We moved to other machines and I flagged her down and she said she'll be right back when she dropped off the drinks to other customers. I waited and she never came back so I decided to go to another section and saw her and basically had to chase her down. Really NYNY......it's a Friday. Boo to them!\n\nGambling here is ok as they have a good slot selection and it's not bad.
__label__2 The price was just too good, so we booked the hotel for one night. I don't think I will ever be curious about this hotel again.\n\nCheck in was lovely. We got a free upgrade from a Skyline room to a Park Avenue room, which is very nice! So front desk service was ace. Too bad we got the wrong direction to the elevator we needed to go to, but hey, maybe the free upgrade was worth it. Or maybe. \n\nGoing to our room was really annoying. When we got to our floor, it felt like endless turns to get to our room. I guess because the building is a funny shape, the hallways are built accordingly. Too bad that it's really annoying, but at least you won't get lost. You just feel like you're in an intestine, waiting for the relief that is your room.\n\nRooms were decently clean. Bed was scratchy, and I just couldn't get comfortable. Very uncomfortable. I didn't sleep very well. In fact, I couldn't wait to wake up. This was very bad planning on my body's part, and because of this massive miscommunication, led to a not so fresh and energetic Hayne that was a little bit sick and required a little help from Starbucks and Theraflu... the former which was thankfully and conveniently located in the hotel. \n\nBathroom was big, but the tub was kind of gross because it didn't drain. By this time, we had just given up on the room and was grateful to check out and move on. \n\nBartender service was a little unfriendly. I felt like because the bartender saw that we were Asian, that he could skimp on service. Um, no! I felt super uncomfortable at the bar and instantly regretted even going there!\n\nAlso got a coupon booklet. Word of advice: get your jello shots from Fat Tuesdays. They're $1 and not... more than whatever they have the coupon for. Also, coupon for well drinks isn't really worth it. In fact, we just threw away our coupon book after thinking it over. There are lots of better deals out there that you can take advantage of. \n\nOverall? You get what you paid for. I'm glad I didn't pay full price for this joint, and I would stay here again if a good deal like this popped up again. I just wouldn't be looking forward to the clogged drain and the bed, and I wouldn't get my drink on here.
__label__0 I had the worst experience ever at this hotel.  I was woken in the middle of the night by a man from security standing at the foot of my bed.  He said he was from hotel security, and was there to check on an alarm that was supposidly going off.  There was no alarm going off.  He then saw that my son had woken up in the other bed, and turned around and left.  Hotel management confirmed he was with security, but why was he standing in my room?  He didn't knock or anything.  At first the only thing they offered was to comp the resort fees.  I had to ask to get the night comped too.  What I told one of the managers was that I understood he might had gone to the wrong room, but when he opened the door and saw all of the lights were off, and no alarm was going off, why did he enter?  Per their policy, a phone call was supposed to be made to the room first, which wasn't.  I will never stay there again.  Hotel security has no respect for privacy.  And, I haven't heard a thing from the hotel regarding the matter.
__label__0 Stayed at Ziggurat Suite @ NYNY over Thanksgiving. Service: Although the line was long at the check-in, some of the clerks were just looking into the computer screens and not bothering to help ppl check in faster.   Unit: EVERYTHING in the unit  was very dated: from plumbing to the bed covers. Not even basic toiletries were provided. No tea or coffee pot.  Old bulky TV's taking up lots of space. .. Dual Piano bar was hideous with $25 per person entry.  Wait is extremely long by the elevators,  10 -15 min during check-out time.  Will never stay there again.
__label__3 Stayed here for my 1st time in Vegas like 10 years ago, back then I was 13 and didn't have much to do. I remember hanging out by the pool and the roller coaster. This time we went in just to waste time and gamble before the NYE countdown. I loved walking by the dueling pianos, those bars are so cool in a nerdy way! And the hole in the wall hot dog shack, those hot dogs were huge! We saw a Michael Jackson impersonator do some cool moves and at midnight we were right in front of the Brooklyn Bridge. When we inquired about tickets, the vendor said it was  $170 each, that's kind of crazy... For free beads and you still had to buy your own drinks. View was just fine from the street, although I'm pretty sure I remember getting hit in the face by some beads (at least I got to keep them). At one point my drunken claustrophobia hit and I did start pushing, SORRY! It was still fun. And NYNY is right next to where we stayed, Monte Carlo.
__label__1 Not all that impressed with this establishment. \n\nRoom was nice and clean, updated, warm showers, Nice TV, clean linens and all that. You really don't get a view with the windows being as narrow as they are, and not your usual floor to ceiling window I've had in other hotels on the strip. \n\nRestaurants are not all that. STAY away from The America. How do you burn an English Muffin? and when it comes back, it's not really warm. Options are burnt or just out of the bag with some brown spots. The BF had an omelet and had stomach issues for a few days after. \n\nThey have a cool Statue of Liberty made purely out of jelly belly's, now that was cool. Casino is a bit small. Now on to the pool. many of us go to Vegas to party at night, and lounge at the pool during the day and get a little sun. Because of its location, the pool doesn't get much sun unless the sun is shining right above. (buidlings are on either side of the pool blocking the rays. I've been to Mandalay Bay, Excalibur, The Flamingo, and this pool looks like your basic pool. Not a fan.\n\nRates are ok, but honestly, I'd rather pay a little more and stay closer to the heart of the strip than near the end. \n\nWould I stay here again? erm, It's not a terrible place, but honestly, I have experienced better.
__label__3 This hotel was horrible. The staff was too nice the food was too good and the room was clean and spacious. If i had a fridge or microwave I would have said 5 star. If you like that sort of thing stay here as for me I'm not staying here again til the next time
__label__3 First time staying here. Liked the convenience of their location, central to what I was looking for. Checked in late at night and just beat the crowd, getting there before midnight. Rooms are nice, nothing out of the ordinary. Clean and comfortable what else could you ask for? Food options are not great but I really enjoyed the Nathan's pretzel dogs. Nice sized casino with all the games you could want. Cocktail servers were attentive and kept the drinks coming. Nice fitness center that apparently doesn't seem to get much usage. Daily resort fee includes daily USA Today from the gift shop, free fitness center access, free internet (wireless and wired.) Would stay again.
__label__3 Had a great time here!  Spent a majority of one day gambling at the blackjack tables in NYNY.  I loved the decor of the casino, and all of the authentic New York eateries.  Unfortunately we were still super full from breakfast so we did not partake in the deli, which smelled amazing.\n\nThe free drinks were nice and strong and I got a pretty good buzz while gambling!  The dealer was funny and witty and it was nice to have her engaging the table rather than just standing there dealing like most of the places.\n\nMy only gripe is about the roller coaster.  We wanted to go on it, but I had a small cross body purse with me.  I needed to put it in a locker but I had no quarters.  I went into the roller coaster gift shop and they refused to break my $10 - I had to buy something (which I refused to do).  So, if I wanted change, I'd have to cash in my $10 all to quarters, which was out of the question.  I ended up getting annoyed and pulling hubby out of line and we just left rather than dealing with that pain in the ass.  For the money, I can't imagine it's really worth it - we live 2 hours from a real amusement park so I'd rather just go there!
__label__0 The fun atmosphere and nice staff, plus a great room with an awesome view, can't make up for food poisoning from the America restaurant.  I didn't want to spend my vacation in the bathroom.  We will try a different hotel next time we go to Las Vegas.
__label__4 Love Love Love!\n\nI was recently here with my family for 4 nights for my daughter's national cheerleading competition at another casino. I am so happy we decided to stay here! We booked a Madison Avenue room with 2 queen beds. About 2 weeks prior to my trip I was offered to upgrade to a \"premium view room\" for another $8 a night, so I figured what the heck. I am so glad I did. The room was big and spacious seeing how we had a corner room with views on 2 sides. \n\nNo problems at all checking in, it was fast and easy. The beds were so comfortable my husband and I actually slept all night each night we were there. The room was quiet, I could only hear other showers in the mornings but that wasn't until about 10am or so. The shower/tub combo was great with a deep tub that was great to soak in after those long walks. \n\nMy only complaint would be the door going in and out of the room. There is a door thingy (yes, the technical term for it :) at the top of the door that slowed the door down so much (so it doesn't slam) that you have to stand there and wait for it or try to pull it closed, but then it doesn't close right as the top of the door hits the frame. So, every time you open the door you have to wait to make sure it closes before you go walking off. \n\nBut, really....that's such a minor little thing! I really loved staying here and with my family, New York New York made us all feel so comfortable giving we had to bring kids to LV. I will definitely be coming back as we visit LV 3-4 times a year and I would absolutely recommend this hotel/casino to anyone
__label__2 For all it could be, I feel the New York - New York is completely hit and miss.  As for entertainment, food, and hotel, it's pretty good compared to other casinos on the strip.  As for casino play, I feel it just falls flat compared to others.  I've stayed here before and was impressed with the hotel features.  I've seen Zumanity and have eaten at a couple of their restaurants and liked those as well.  But in the end, it didn't seem as alive as other casinos and for that, I'd say it's A-OK!  Not a place I need to go to each time I'm in town, but worth going to if you're in a casino hoping mood.
__label__2 This place is pretty fun and there is lots of food at a decent price.  There's lots of neat stores including Hershey's! The music is pretty good. This place is good for a gambler on a budget (foodwise).
__label__1 stayed here on my first visit to vegas.  my friend worked for hilton at the time and got the rooms for free, so why not.  found it to be pretty decent.  the thing is, this place is off the strip, and that made it a major PITA.
__label__2 This is a totally A-OK hotel. I was here for a convention next door, and it was quite convienent.\n\nFirst the good:\n\n1. The rooms are very large for Las Vegas. They have plenty of room to spread out and a nice, big bathroom. The beds were very comfortable and had these great chenille nap blankets on them. Also, instead of those nasty bed spreads they had down blankets, which is always a huge improvement.\n2. The monorail station is SUPER close to the hotel. At the rest of them, you have to walk 8 miles to get on a freaking train.\n3. Has a \"skywalk\" to the convention center. This may be the longest sky walk in the history of humanity, but that little bit of AC sure is a lifesaver in the middle of the afternoon.\n4. I saw Barry Manilow getting on the elevators one night on my way back from dinner. On second thought, not sure if this a plus or a minus.\n5. What we ironically dubbed \"Asian World.\" Its Disney's Asian pavilion from Epcot stuck into your hotel with the world's largest Benihana. Pretty cool, but also deeply odd.\n\nNeutral Depending on your Opinion:\n1. GIANT Barry Manilow poster on the side of the building, Barry Manilow store inside, ect, ect... you get my point\n2. SO MANY FREAKING LOUD slot machines. So, so many.\n\nNegatives:\n1. Mediocre staff. They don't try very hard, but they don't actively act rude.\n2. Rooms need some updating. While they are large, the carpets, drapes, ect could have used a freshening.\n3. Pool closes at 5 p.m.  How does that make any sense??
__label__1 I get stuck here when I have to work the convention center trade shows. The rooms are craptastic. Small, tattered and lame. One time my drawers kept sliding open because the freakin room was so slanted!! They put plasmas in the room but that couldn't save it. \n\nTo make things worse, they have Barry Manalow plastered everywhere with Copa Cabana blaring where ever you go... A Benihana onsite, proximity to the Convention Center and GREAT sports book save this place from one star damnation.
__label__1 Not really what I expected when I booked a hotel under the Hilton name. Sure they use the same bath products, but I've stayed at other Hiltons and the Las Vegas Hilton really needs a facelift. \n\nChecking in was easy -- and actually, I enjoyed it lot. The front desk attendant was courteous, talkative and very helpful. Turns out you have to pay a daily fee to enjoy to gym amenities, but since I'm a Hilton Honors member, we was able to get the fee waved. \n\nThe rooms are just old -- that's the bottom line. The varnish on my bathtub is peeling and the room had a musky smell. Beds are comfortable, but nothing extraordinary. My TV was also not working, and I called to the front desk to send up someone, but they never showed up. After a follow-up call two hours later, the TV technician arrived and said the outlet was blown, and fixed it in two seconds. \n\nRestaurant selection is minimal in the hotel -- you have to go to the strip if you want real food and shopping. I had a shrimp and pasta salad from their wine bar in the main lobby - avoid getting it at all costs. The shrimp looked microwaved (multiple times) and there was so much pasta, I started feeling sick after a few bites. \n\nOverall, definitely not the WORST hotel I've stayed at, but compared to others in the area, nothing that would make me want to recommend this place.
__label__3 Probably the best deal in town for this class of Hotel (3.5 star) and one of the very few in Vegas not to charge a resort fee. Though the location is a little bit out of the way (by the convention center) overall compared to other hotels in the same class the hilton compares very well.\n\nBUT, if you're comparing the Hilton to a higher class hotel (and needless to say with higher prices) then I could see where the Hilton would not rate the same - OBVIOUSLY!\n\nI guess some people who complain excessively have caviar tastes on a \"Kia\" budget. LOL
__label__0 If you really are just looking for a cheap place to stay in Vegas, then I guess this place is fine though you are better off at Luxor since at least you are on the Strip.  If you have any other expectations, this place is a complete dump and you should spend the extra money to go somewhere decent. I can't find much, if anything, to like about this hotel other than that it was free for me as the company foot the bill.  The wireless is PAINFULLY slow (like dial-up slow), the gym costs $20/day and is akin to a cheap 1980s Jane Fonda era place with mainly broken down machines, the towels are like dishrags, the food is horrendous in both the Buffet and the restaurants I tried, the bottled water is $4, etc.  Hell, the wakeup call service is completely ridiculous and the HD TV does not have any HD channels with it. Clearly, Hilton has given up on this place and no investment is being made to do any upgrades to anything. \n\nMainly, it is full of drunk, chain smoking rednecks stumbling around the hotel and it is on the FAR end of the Strip so don't expect to walk anywhere.  Go to the Wynn or the Bellagio if you can foot the bill or try the Paris or MGM as they usually have some decent room rates.
__label__3 Let us check in at 9am, friendly staff.  Decor a bit old, but very clean.  Looking forward to our stay
__label__2 I needed two rooms for Friday night with a short notice of two days, and was able to book one through bookit.com, with a great rate and was very pleased: rooms were spacious, clean, nice and classy. It's 3 minute drive away from the northern end of the strip and I think the value was great for the price.\n\nHowever, there were several frustrations which all relate to the customer service and not the great hotel room itself, so therefore no more than 3 stars: \n\n1) when I went to check in, I accidentally stepped to a wrong spot (a priority check in line). There were no lines for usual or priority clients. So the lady who checked me in later, asked if I am a priority member. I said no, and she made me actually go around and enter from the lay people's side. \n\n1) because of the communication errors between bookit.com and LVH (the LVH system showed one day earlier arrival), the check in process took nearly 30 minutes. \n\n2) The lady checking me in was staring her screen with frozen eyes and not caring if she put me to a hold for eternity or not. In the middle of the process I asked how long it's gonna take because I had booked a dinner and did not want to be late. She replied, 10-15 minutes. Not an apology, nothing, even though I had already been waiting for 15 minutes.\n\n3) The check out process was painful as check in, a lot of financial confusion. Even though I had prepaid through bookit.com, the LVH had put a charge on my credit card, more than three times a sum (and it did not free up until 4-5 days after the trip). Also in addition to that, the lady trying to check me out gave me two bills of 447 something per room, I don't even know so big numbers. I was like \"WHAAT\" and when I showed my papers that I had prepaid, then she gave me another paper to make these new bills void. So I was never charged that 2x447. However, a lot of adrenaline for that money paid. \n\n4) I wanted to pay in cash for a bottle of water ($4), because I did not want to charge it on my card (I used my European credit card for the hotel room and every transaction costs an extra money) . So the lady checking me out told me not to worry about it - I thought it was nice gesture. Sure enough, 5 days later I still saw a charge on my card. I know it's not a million dollar bill, but it was still frustrating, especially as I had asked twice to make sure that I could pay for it in cash.\n\n5) I also sent the hotel the feedback and nobody replied. So their customer service seems to be virtually non-existent. It seems that they are targeting large crowds and making their money on the masses of visitors, not from the quality.\n\nSo the conclusion: rooms are great, but expect a lot of hassle with service.
__label__0 I booked this hotel on Hotwire for 1 night. It was about 1/3 of the cost of staying on the strip on a Saturday night and we were only going to be in the hotel for about 9 hours so I figured, why not? This hotel is in need of some serious updates. There was water dripping from the ceiling in the hallway leading to our elevator. The area was roped off with a garbage can in the middle to catch the water but it was still dripping on people as you walked by. The room was ok, bed was comfortable. We went down early to spend a little time at the pool before checkout. Not crowded like most pools on the strip, so that was nice. We went back to our room shortly before checkout so I could take a quick shower before checking out. I opened the shower curtain to find a puddle of black sludge on the floor of the shower. Needless to say, I decided against showering in it. When I told the front desk about it at checkout, she had a bit of an attitude that I was complaining because I didn't call anyone to tell them 1st. I tried explaining to her that there wasn't really time for that, as I had to check out. She gave me a free upgrade for next time, but I don't foresee myself ever staying here again! I can definitely see why they lost their \"Hilton\" affiliation!!
__label__1 **BAR REVIEW ONLY**\n\nMinh and I met up with our friends who live in LV and we decided on coming here after dinner for some drinks. \n\nI cannot remember what the bar name was but it was a nice loungy type place. It had swag appeal and some pretty good prices on drinks. \n\n*Warning* this bar is limited so do not request any fancy drinks. \n\nAshley and I ordered Sour apple martinis and the boys had beer. The lounge area was nice and dark, the music was okay. But all that mattered was us drinking and having fun! Drinks are semi stiff, and the bartender was a nice guy too! \n\nLVH hotel is not the type of place you would catch us hanging around at! Honestly, I really do not like the people who are here! On our way out there were a couple of guys (who were older) walking out and clearly, you could tell guy #2 had just a little too much to drink because he his friend was holding him up and trying to get him to walking straight. Well drunk guy by accident bumped into this chick who was walking past him with her friends, his buddy said \"sorry he's been drinking\" but that didn't stop her, she took off her sandals and went after him (think Jerry Springer style) yelling at him and trying to step to him. Holy poop it got real hood up in the LVH, any buzz Minh and I had was pretty much gone after that!\n\nIf you want some semi good drinks at Happy Hour prices and a good show to go along with it later, then I suggest you make a bee line to this gem of a spot!
__label__1 Priceline has recently updated this hotel to four stars. Are they serious?!\nI don't know what their criteria is for rating hotels, but I suspect they just wanted to have a second 4-star rated hotel listed for the convention center area. How could they possibly rate this Motel-6-like motel with the 4-star Renaissance hotel a couple of blocks away?\nI suppose this hotel merits 2 stars on it's own, and you only spent $30 a night for it. However, if one bases one's rating on Priceline calling it a 4-star hotel, it only deserves a single star. \nAlthough I had already prepaid for this hotel, and couldn't get a refund, I reserved a room elsewhere as soon as I saw the room. I never even stayed the night. Very disappointing - and it made my trip that much more expensive, since I ended up paying for two separate hotels.
__label__2 Cheap pricing, decent rooms.\nParadise Cafe has decent food.\nBeds are comfortable, recommend Player Card for Gambling\n\n\n\nA little far from strip.
__label__0 Let me say upfront: I have stayed at this property for 5 years now while it was still Hilton branded. It was always ok if I needed to stay away from the strip and my Vegas trip was not exclusively for entertainment.\n\nI checked in there yesterday and the place is a complete dump now that Hilton dropped their franchise in January. Maybe it is because of this.\n\nThe service right now it is rock bottom, particulary of one of the front desk staff (Jennifer) that has been introduced to me as duty manager (who did not even have a business card). I reserved a room with a king bed and the front desk clerk offered a room with two double beds. Or another room right next to the elevator. Both rooms are in the central tower. The worst of them all.\n\nI used to get good treatment here as Hilton Diamond. Not even talking about the benefits that are zilch for me now after re-branding but I would say that as a repeat customer with over 10 stays you might get a slightly better welcome than this.\n\nI ended up just using the room as a storage and staying at the Renaissance nearby which is a very nice and modern hotel next to the convention center.\n\nIt has been nice here but time to move on. Avoid the LVH at all costs. You just don't know what you're going to get once you arrive.\n\nCheers\nS.
__label__0 So my boyfriend was giving me a hard time for being a bratty princess with the need to stay at a fancy place. Ok, fine, I'll show you. I booked this hotel as a Christmas \"gift\" to him just to show I can stay in such \"cheap\" place. \n\nAnd boy was this cheap, as in, cheap in every way. The room was mediocre at best. The floors had stains of god knows what and the bathroom arrangement was retarded. Only the shower and toilet was on tiled floor, the sink is outside in the carpeted area. It  was... stupid. The walls were ridiculously thin and you can hear EVERYTHING. My friend told us about his bad experience with LVH with the maids throwing away all of his stuff had me paranoid so we stuffed our belongings in drawers and closets as well as took pictures of them to make sure we have proof. Luckily nothing happened but I do not want to go through that ordeal of feeling unsafe. \n\nMy boyfriend said we're never staying here again. HA! Proved you wrong hunny and even you were appalled. \n\nDON'T STAY HERE!
__label__2 Nice little casino, went here for raiding the rock vault
__label__3 I like their Buffet, small but all the food very good except for the Salmon, which used to be good. Also sadly missed the Lamb Chops they used to put out.  Never a wait to eat at the buffet.  Fairly priced for the quality they have. All the Beer and  wine you can drink.
__label__2 I have stayed at LVH twice previously with Hubby and had pretty good experiences, but last time we went, you can definitely feel the wear and tear. The tub was dripping all night, the elevators, hallway, and room looks worn and dated, and just gives an overall meh feel to the guests. Thanks LVH for the budget rooms for the past years, but I think I'll check into another hotel on the strip next time I'm in Vegas.
__label__1 My husband and I are residence here in Las Vegas and frequent The casinos every other week to do what we call our date night staycations. Overall experience wasn't bad and wasn't good. It was mediocre. The staff was hard to find. Seemed like everyone who worked at the place were extremely unhappy, stressed and not very helpful. The layout was confusing. The pool is located on the 3rd floor, small and gets crowed really quickly to where the see thru water becomes cloudy. Most of the dinning areas are tucked back towards the East exit areas and were pricey except for a cantina owned by Vince Neil from Motley Crue. If you're looking for a decent room with crappy serice, dinning experiences that are pricey and aren't really into the gambling thing then this would be the ideal location. Did I mention they charge for everything in the room including coffee. Come on LVH really? $3.50 for a cup of coffee for a minimum of $40 a night room rate, no free coffee?
__label__2 I'm very no frills with my hotels...I'm here to sleep (as little as possible), shower, and get ready...as long as my room is clean and mold & bedbug free I'm good. After all I'm paying like $40 a night so I'm not expecting opulence. I always wear flip flops so the carpet wasn't an issue. Don't expect to find the beautiful people of Vegas here... Don't expect a poolside night time party (the pool closes at 8pm), don't expect free in room coffee cause the kcups are for sale...unless you bring your own (hint hint)...but do expect a decent older hotel for a cheap rate.
__label__0 This place is a run-down, neglected DUMP. Staff was not friendly at all, and my room smells like raw sewage, but I don't want to wait another HOUR in the check-in line.
__label__2 This place was okay for the price. If you need a cheap descent spot to stay at in Vegas this pace is not bad. The bed was comfy the room was fine it was okay nothing spectacular. I got a deal off groupon so it wasn't bad. But I ended up getting appendicitis and not being able to stay at the hotel at all. Luckily groupon gave me my money back. It's a nice lil spot and not far from the strip. What is convenient was monorail that took you any where on the strip. But yea cheap okay hotel wasn't bad. You get what your paying for.
__label__0 I got a deal through Groupon, so I thought, \"why not?\". Going during the height of convention season, it was close to the Convention Center and the price was right. When I went to check in, I was immediately asked if I wanted an upgrade to a newer room for an additional $20 a night. No thanks. But I would like a room with 1 king bed as requested, not 2 beds as they offered. No problem! When I checked into my room, there were 2 beds... not a big deal - at least I had another bed option. One was so lumpy, I can only imagine that it had one of those egg crate foam mattress toppers - you know, to sop up all those bodily fluids. I opted for the one that had a huge lump in the middle, making it an uphill battle to stay in bed all night. Now, I've seen those news shows that go into a hotel room with a black light and it illuminates all the nasties... so I never go barefoot in a hotel room. Ever. Good thing, because walking across the stained carpet, my shoes stuck to the surface in some areas. Ewww!!! The light bulb was burned out in the only lamp in the room. The bathmat, while most likely clean, had a huge black stain on it, which in my opinion, warrants a replacement. The bathroom,  overall, felt a tad dirty. Grout needs replacing, the fixtures in the shower were loose, the shower curtain had seen better days. And what was that yellow stain behind the door? Hopefully I'll never know... If they were giving away rooms, I'd never stay here again. The only plus was that the customer service woman refunded my \"resort\" fee (I used quotes, because really, can we call this place a resort?) The internet never worked in my room and that's really the only thing the fee was good for for me. Funny enough, there was a man checking out with the same complaints (down to the burned out lightbulb and filth). So I wasn't the only one. Back to the MGM for me!
__label__1 When the EMS World Expo comes to the Las Vegas Convention Center, I usually stay at the LVH.  This year marks my last time staying there.   The biggest pro to the LVH is that by going through the hotel and walking across a small alley, you're in the Convention Center.\n\nThe negative is that you have to stay at the LVH.  The entire hotel is dated.  The check-in staff will try to upsell you on a room upgrade.  Go for it, for the refrigerator alone.  (A quick trip to the Target at Flamingo and Maryland will allow you to stock up on beverages and avoid hotel prices for drinks.)\n\nThe real downer of my trip is the constant promotions.  I went through the conference organizer who arranged a special rate of $79/night (before the $20 upgrade).  However, Hotels Tonight was continually offering rooms for $25/night.  When I asked the front desk staff about this, they told me I had agreed to the higher rate and there was nothing they could do.  Considering the amount of vacancies the LVH had AND their loss of the Hilton name, I'd be in a bigger hurry to retain the few customers they are getting.
__label__0 Stayed at this hotel September 2013. We stayed in the central tower. \nThe room was terrible. First room that they gave us was dirty, the toilet was broken and the bathroom smelled like urine.\nThey did change out room with no problem, but again this room had stains all over the carpet and the room smelled horribly like smoke. It was supposed to be a non-smoking room. The water pressure in the shower was almost obsolete. \nThe positives were that it was in walking distance to the convention center and the price.
__label__3 I was surprised to read the negative reviews here, I actually really enjoyed my stay here. The room was very nice, a couch, a refrigerator, nice bathroom couldn't ask for more. I have stayed at many hotels and wouldn't normally stay here but my brother is a regular gambler here and when I come with him this is where we always stayed. I love having the monorail right at the doorsteps, sure beats driving especially after a night out.
__label__0 WORST hotel ever. Seriously. I only stayed here because the mega, mega IBS tradeshow was next door at the convention center. I won't make the same mistake next year. I do have to say that the front desk was amazing, helpful and friendly. But overall the hotel was a wreck. My sink was stopped up and they could never get it right. The towels looked dirty and dingy. It was just a complete disaster. Next year I would rather stay farther away from the convention center and have a high quality hotel. They should just implode this place and start over!
__label__1 I stayed here in the early days when it was a Hilton. It was a great hotel! I then stayed here a month or two before the hotel changed hands. It sucked! Given a good room deal, I thought I would give it one more go -- about a year later. Still sucks. \n\nCareful - they give out a coupon book to use throughout the hotel. MAKE SURE YOU READ THE SMALL FINE PRINT ON THE BACK OF EACH COUPON!!!
__label__1 Lackluster hotel that should have been torn down years ago. Stained carpets, long check in lines, tattered decor...\n\nThere are too many other places to stay in Vegas to justify staying at the LVH.
__label__0 First room: carpet is stained, meh not that big of a deal. The crowning of the roof looks awful (needs repairs, \u00af\\_(\u30c4)_/\u00af eh it's just decor)....then I noticed a light was out. Okay it's one light, it's not that big of a deal. Go into the bathroom, okay the towel rack is coming out from the wall and looks like it will be ripped from the wall at any moment.... (-2star for these things).\n\nI go to put my stuff in the safe...\"Lo-bat\" appears. Okay really, that's a BIG deal for me -1star \n\nCall front desk, friendly assoc. asked to be relocated. They did so in a timely manner. (And also bumped us up the next level room) which btw the same light is out in the new room.\n\n1-star friendly assoc\n1-star attempt to fix previous problems\n\nEdit: see photo added. New room has a huge-ass line on the tv screen\nAlso the AC doesn't work -1star\n\nWow to the damage found in the bathroom see pic!
__label__4 A beautiful hotel with clean, spacious rooms.  \n\nNever had the buffet here, but the casino itself is comfortable, clean, and fun.  I didn't win, but I've never, ever won in Nevada!  haha  \n\nFun anyway.  I'd certainly stay here again, and recommend it to friends.\n\nThe fitness room, while pricey to use, includes great access to the \"spa\".  While treatments are pricey (and a terrible value if my pedicure was any indication), it was great to be able to work out and then use the scented steam room and awesome showers and stuff.
__label__1 Nice Hotel but Bad Casino...\n\n-the gambling floor is really small.\n-they did not have food service at the pool but said they will soon, this was in March.\n-tried to upsell me a better view of the fountain for 35 more a night, I didnt bite. i got the back side of the airport...Pist.\n-for 20 bux more i could of stayed at Caesars Palace that weekend
__label__2 I took away a star because Paris took away all my money.  I just was not lucky here whatsoever.  I spent about 24 hours this weekend at the tables too.  The decor is amazing and I really felt like I was on the streets of Paris.  Everything including the sky, the streets, the shops, the food, the smells were so French.  It was also a fantastic locations, right in the heart of things.  I felt like everything was so easily accessible and very simple to get to on foot. THe pool was a blast with the eiffel tower overlooking it with great frozen drinks and pool side snacks.  \n\nThe room itself was perfectly fine, no complaints.  Huge bathroom and the price was great!  We stayed from Fri- Sunday evening.  Since our flights left so late on Sunday we decided not to check out Sunday morning and keep the room til Monday.  BEST IDEA EVER.  Word of advice - if you have a late flight KEEP THE ROOM otherwise you will be raoming the casinos aimlessly with very little money...
__label__1 Waaaaaaay too much smoke in the Casino, yuck!\nAnd very, very low ceilings - very claustrophobic :(
__label__2 As big as the Paris hotel is, it feels really small inside.  And I speak of the casino, because it has a large front on the strip.  Maybe it's the fact that you have a large section of the Eiffel Tower inside the casino.  Or maybe they are doing work.  I'm not sure, really, but it just felt cramped.\n\nI can't speak to the rooms, because we didn't try them.  The place was well-lit, unlike some places on the strip that make you feel like you're off in a dungeon somewhere, so that's nice.  But I'm just wondering where the heck all that space went.\n\nEven though we were in Las Vegas, I couldn't work up the guts to go up to the Tower Restaurant.  I just couldn't.
__label__2 I stayed at the Paris last weekend with a group of girls. The room was a pretty good size and nicely decorated and the beds were comfy. We were able to get an early check-in and late check-out, the housekeeping staff was also very accomodating and brought us extra blankets, pillows, and towels quickly. I thought it was a fabulous location as well...especially for the price. We spent a day in the spa that was definitely worth the price. It's not the most luxurious spa, but it was much less expensive than most of the hotel spas on the strip. I had a fantastic deep tissue massage (!!!) and we spent the afternoon lounging around sipping tea and juice.
__label__0 Our party ended up staying at Paris in Vegas over July 4th...it was a fun, nice place (great pool).  However, we all noticed bite marks on our legs and extremities.  We notified the front desk, to which they did nothing. \n\nAt checkout, we again complained, and they sent their house EMT up to our room to check it out.  No word on whatever happened on this... As I was leaving the hotel, I told a dealer about the incident, and he said on the local TV news that he saw  a story titled \"Vegas infested with Bed Bugs\".  Great.  These critters can get in your luggage and come home with you...and infest your HOUSE!  Ugh. \n\nUpon an email to the hotel manager, they assured me that it was 'detergent' (ummm, I get bite marks/scabs from detergent?  Wow).  I mentioned the TV news story, to which they had nothing to say, other than to deny any bed bugs whatsoever.  \n\nThus, I won't be staying at Paris anytime soon....
__label__1 If you look for luxury top of the line hotel - Paris is defiantly not the one!\n\nIt is a good hotel if you don't want to spend much money or got a good deal.\nIt is one of those hotel which were built in the late 90's with a theme to it in effort to provide an alternative to older hotels like Flamingo, Treasure island, Stardust etc... \nYet is not on same line with Bellagio, Venetian, Wynn or the new monstrosities being build. \nEven Caesars palace (which is older) is better on many levels.\n\nParis exterior looks great & impressive, lobby is unique as well, but other than that rooms & hallways are nothing special at all.\nI wonder if they chose the French theme as an excuse for cheep, minimalistic & run down look of its interiors!!\n\nThe standard rooms are mediocre, standard hotel beds with a rear projection TV's. Nothing special here.\n\nService - Did not experience any rudeness (besides the buffet), yet nothing special. \n\nCasino - Is small!!!!  Tries to promote a bigger illusion with tacky sky & clouds looking ceiling but it is the smallest casino I ever been in. \n\nFood - Not many restaurants at all, there is one place that operates as a buffet which serves Italian (?!) looking food, which is always very busy (since there is a lack of restaurants in this hotel). \nThere were no chairs to sit at the only available table around, I had to hunt for chairs for 20 minuets, finally I stole it from an old red neck. Food got cold. Red neck was not happy!\n\nOther official place to dine at is the famous Paris Hotel Buffet which I have a lot to say about:\n\n- It has usually a veeeery looong line, about 30 min wait, which is forever if you're hungry!\n- Price is about $25\n- There was plenty of food, also desert buffet was awesome! Although I must say, food was not always tasty, it was hit & miss!\n- Got me sick & I had to use the restroom.\n\nNow let me go  alil back.. \nAfter paying we had to get into a separate line for the hostess to sit us down. \n\nThe hostess did not show up for a while! (we were starviiing! ), so we went ahead & set ourselves at a small table, only then suddenly the hostess showed up looking extremely mad about us sitting ourselves at a table (OY VAY!)!!!\n\nHostess: Were you assigned for this table? (derogatory tone) \nWe: Assigned?? We waited for somebody to sit us for like forever! \nNobody showed up so we set ourselves in one of the many open tables.\nHostess: That's not an answer, you should NOT sit yourselves! \nThis is my job & those are the regulations!! \nSo I need ya'll to get up & go to the back of the line & wait till I get a table for you!\nWe: LOL, good comedian! Hmmm.. We don't think so (knowing she wont forcefully get us up), it is your problem ma'am! Now leave us alone, stop harassing us & let us eat already before talking to your manager! \nHostess: All shocked (like she did not see that coming), Sidewinding to her hole mumbling & releasing more of her venom as she goes.\n\nYou tell me? Who does that? Getting your customers up after seated & wait for table while there are so many available? \nThat's a pure abuse! \n\n\nSPA & Massage:\n- Like in every hotel, Paris offers their SPA (for $60) & massage services - The facilities are outdated & run down yet still enjoyable. \nSpa area is way small!\n- Massage was not the best but it varies on the masseuse.\nI had a young guy which gave a very standard & robotic massage. \nDid not enjoy it much! My other Friend had a better one.\n\n- The Spa has a jacuzzi & 2 saunas (wet & dry) - No complaints.\n\nBiggest problem we had was being stoked by a strange man who was following us everywhere in the spa.\n2 hours he was behind us sniffing & trying to get into our speedos. \nI do not care what your sexual preferences are but you can NOT stalk people at the spa! \nWe paid lots of money so we could relax privately.\n\nSo I complaint at the spa's front desk while being even more shocked by the employees responses: \n\"Oh yeah I understand sir, well.. If the stalker didn't really touch you than there is not much I could do, we aren't bothering our costumers based on \"rumors\" & he is a regular here (interesting that he knew who I was talking about) & also the spa is gay friendly\".\n\nWhich I clearly has no problem with! Listen you moron, the fact that it's gay friendly doesn't mean you can allow stalkers in it! \nOn the contrary, gays are not stalkers, it's the stalkers who give gays bad reputation!!!\n\nAnyways, I was livid! So I ate all their bananas & drank all of their tea.\n\nThe SPA at Caesars palace is way, way better!\n\nYalla Bye!!
__label__1 Stayed here for 2 nights last week. Our room was alright, found it clean compared to the reviews below. Our other friends checked into a room that was already occupied (OOPS) so they bumped them up to the \"red rooms\" which are SO MUCH NICER. Not really suites or anything so i'm not sure why they cost more but I would rather stay in those rooms with new tv's and beds then the old fashioned pink and green rooms below. \nThe only annoyance is the elevators don't all go up so you always have to come back down to the lobby and switch elevators if you have friends staying just a few floors away. I think if you get a deal, stay here. If you are going to spend over $100 take it to the Mandalay Bay or somewhere else a little more up market.
__label__1 My husband and I went to Vegas for his birthday in the beginning of March and we stayed at Paris for the first time. We were excited to be staying there for the first time, especially since it had been given four stars.\n\nWhen we walked into the hotel I was pretty impressed with what I saw. It seemed very nice and I liked how everything was designed to be like you're walking outside in Paris. When we walked into our room though, I was somewhat disappointed. For the price we were paying it wasn't as nice as what I was expecting, or what I'm used to. Everything seemed old and a little dingy. The bathroom was the nicest part of the room. Now, I know that most people think, \"Well, the room doesn't matter that much because I'm only going to be in it a few hours to sleep.\" I agree with this to a point. When I'm in Vegas I'm away from my kids so I stay out later than normal, so I usually catch a little nap in the afternoon before going out again at night. So I do spend a little more time in my hotel room than most people maybe. \n\nAnother turn off, our room smelled like sewer! It was disgusting! I mean, how am I supposed to rest up for another wild night when I'm trying not to gag?! It was gross.\n\nAfter being out and about during the day, we would always come back to a clean room. However, one morning while getting out of the shower I reached for towel only to open it and find that it was DIRTY! Also, we left our room on Sunday morning and the hall was littered with room service trays, glasses and beer bottles. No big deal as long as it gets cleaned up, right? No one cleaned it up until Monday afternoon!\n\nOverall, we were disappointed. Not very clean, and it stunk! We won't be staying there again.The valet service, however, was good
__label__1 I can get over the hokey, faux-French theme of this place, with signs careful to use \"le\" as the article for everything so that no tourist sees \"la\" and thinks they're in Mexico...but the amenities of this place were pretty weak for what I paid. First of all, I got stuck in a smoking room because they ran out of non-smoking. Then wi-fi, which is standard in as crappy as places as Days Inns, costs $15 dollars per day PER COMPUTER. I've never heard of a charge so high for what was slow Internet access anyway.\n\nAlso, no fridge and poor lighting. Weak.\n\nThe restaurants were likewise awful. I almost always tip 20 percent out of habit but didn't feel bad tipping much less for the poor quality of food and service. Bizarrely, there are lines to most of the highly overpriced restaurants...tourists can't get enough of that fake French feeling, I suppose.
__label__2 Room: Everything was clean and we enjoyed using the flat screen t.v. while getting ready but there was a white/creamy-ish stain on the runner of one of the beds...I really don't want a reminder that I'm sleeping in a bed that several others have slept in (or did more than just sleep in).  But all in all, very comfortable room - MUCH better than Harrah's or Imperial Palace (but those hotels aren't on the same scale as Paris in terms of cost either).  \n\nRestaurants:  The food here is really not very good.  We ate at Le Cafe and tried to eat at Le Village Buffet but the line was too ridiculously long so we settled for a crepe stand instead.  Everything was just very mediocre.  Nothing was amazing, it just did the job of satisfying my hunger.  \n\nCasino:  The casino area is very small and I lost money there so I will associate negative feelings with that area.  But to be fair I only bet and lost $20 (big spender...) and I did have fun the entire 20 minutes I was playing roulette.  \n\nI would stay here again...but if I could afford Encore I would not give this place a second look.  Au Revoir Paris.
__label__1 2 stars because at least they have a good location.\nDon't stay here unless you are either over 40 or have children. Anyone younger and single should stay elsewhere. Perhaps Aria or Venetian. Even Planet Hollywood. The casino was filled with old folk. That's fine and all, but I wanted more energy, and let's be honest-- eye candy. Rubbing elbows with elderly and kids in Vegas? Not my thing.\n\nThe pool is there so they can say they have a pool. It was filled with leaves from nearby trees. Our bathroom smelled like pee. And when we asked them to clean it again, it smelled like pee + chemical disinfectant. I wanted to puke.\n\nPlus when we checked in, they said they only had a handicap accessible room available for the non-smokers, but they could switch our rooms tomorrow. We made our reservation weeks ago. Why would they suddenly not have a room for us? Methinks Paris is shady. We didn't switch because it was a pain in the ass. The next day the check in line was huge. I bet they just told us we could switch knowing that we wouldn't.\n\nI wouldn't ever stay there again and certainly would't recommend it to anyone but my grandma.\n\nAlso, $25/day to work out and $15/day for wifi. What a rip off. Go downstairs to one of the cafes, they have free wifi.
__label__3 Even though I'm such a loser at this casino, I can't help myself in always returning. The hotel is beautiful, the Eiffel tower at night especially is magnificient, and the bathrooms? So cute! There's French being spoken over the loudspeakers. It's a lesson in naughty French sayings. Hilarious! The buffet line is ALWAYS long as hell, but I'd like to try it one day. I might camp out so I'm first in line. Walked by at about 3pm one day and there were about 220 people in line..yikes. The shows look pretty \"meh,\" save your money for somewhere else. Super cute hot air balloon drink holders. I just bought an empty one and keep it as decor in my house.
__label__2 I can remember when this place first opened. I was about 8 or 9 and my mom took me here. My naive little mind thought it was awesome as it was a little piece of France in the middle of my own city!\n\nWow, how things change as you get older.\n\nThe outside is nice, in a strangely tacky way with the Eiffel Tower, Arc de Triomphe and several other important Parisian landmarks I can't remember the names of all on top of each other. The inside is a claustrophobic mess. It was built in 1999 and yet if I didn't know any better I would probably think it's much older.\n\nAnyways.\nThings I've heard: Ray J likes to hang out here. Of all places on The Strip he chooses Paris.....don't ask me.\nInterior and Decor: Very little space inside as already stated. Even on a non-busy traveling day and/or weekend it's still crowded. The fake sky on the ceiling sort of implies that the Eiffel Tower is higher than the stratosphere (the actual stratosphere, not the tower).....yeah. The fake trees and plants inside are quite hilarious. \nFood: The Le Village Buffet is one of the best in town. Everything else is very French save a burger place in the back.\nMiscellaneous (or in other words I don't know what category to throw everything else in): The restrooms are awkward. If I have to drain the weasel when I'm in here (and I strangely seem to be in this place a lot) I actually will walk all the way to the bridge in the back and use it in Bally's. No barriers between the urinals, and the appearance of the stalls make me feel uncomfortable. They're just weird. Also, the shopping area is also very French, and not in the Chanel sense. Le Enfants probably is a store for babies and/or children, whatever the names of the other stores mean....your guess is as good as mine, unless you know French.\n\nAmsterdam always seemed more appealing than Paris. Maybe I would like it better if it were an Amsterdam themed place? Oh well, at least you can get a crepe pretty much anywhere inside here.
__label__3 PROs:\n\n* Cozy, comfortable, and clean room. The bed was comfortable and I didn't want to wake up in the morning because it was so comfy.\n\n* The shower is separate from the bathtub, so it makes the bathroom bigger than regular hotel's bathrooms.\n\n* Awesome location right in the middle of the strip. It connected to Bally's and if you were lucky, you might even will get the room with Bellagio's dancing fountain view.\n\n* Cute gift shops and I just love the feel of the common areas of this hotel. It's very European (dooh it's Paris).\n\n* Friendly staff from bellboys to housekeepers. \n\nCons:\n\n* I wish there are more of the general areas (more shops and entertainment).\n\n* No night club, so if you are looking for night time entertainment, you will need to venture to other hotels.
__label__2 Meh place, but it was the cheapest and best located decent hotel to stay.\nIf you can afford it, try the newer hotels.
__label__3 Paris is beautiful inside.  The ceilings just take your breathe away.  It always feels like daytime with all the clouds.  The ambiance of Paris is...what can say...European.  It is Paris after all.  \n\nAnyway, the hotel is an older hotel compared to some others on the strip.  The rooms are nice and clean.  Nothing super fancy but definitely a step up from places like California, Main Street, IP and Harrah's.  It is smaller than most casino's though, but that doesn't bother me at all.\n\nThe best thing I like about this hotel is if you get a room with a view...it's Gorgeous!!!  Our last room, we could see the Bellagio fountains.  It was Awesome!  You also get a good view of the Eiffel Tower, which is beautiful at night.  You can also see the nice big pool.  The crowd there is an older crowd so you don't have all the young, drunk 21 year olds going crazy all over the place.\n\nThe parking structure is shared with Bally's and the walk is pretty far compared to others.  The shops there are kind of pricey but its fun to just walk around and window shop.\n\nThe dealers there are pretty friendly, but we noticed that it takes a while for a cocktail waitress to come around.\n\nOut of all the Total Rewards casino's, for some reason I feel the safest at Paris.  I would gladly recommend staying at this hotel.
__label__2 It was just OK....nothing to write home about. What turned me off the most was that I stood in line for an omlette for 20 minutes on a Monday morning. Not really sure why they had one person on the omlette station, should invest in expanding. Some of the food was a little strange, boiled prunes. At $15.99 I'd go back only for the value, but McDonalds would suffice.
__label__3 I love this hotel/casino! \n\nFirst of all, the decor is so cute, atmosphere-ic, and has a wonderful ambience.\n\nI love the cobble-stoned \"streets,\" fake homes, apartments, buildings, shops, streetlamps, street signs, and street performers. It's all so charming and beautiful. The ceiling is painted like a beautiful sky, and it is lovely. The fake apartments have windows over the shops that have red geraniums in the window boxes, just like in Paris. \n\nThe rooms are a bit plain, though, and not indicative of the Parisian theme of the hotel and casino. I don't know if I'd pay such expensive prices and want such plain-o rooms. \n\nThe casino also now has a weird smell that smells of stale cigarettes and restrooms that permeates the casino. Ugh. I hope they can get rid of that soon. I know they  just had a bunch of traveling shows and tournaments go through here, but they need to rectify the smelly situation immediately.\n\nThey have a great buffet and many great restaurants at this hotel (I like Le Cafe, Sugar Factory, and Le Provencal (I ate there 5 years ago, though, so I can't say what it's like now). I used to love Le Notre bakery, but now it's Cafe Madeleine? I haven't tried the new place yet.\n\nIt's so much fun just to take a walk down and around the hotel. \n\nThey have the Eiffel Tower, Jr., that is to scale at exactly 1/2 the size of the actual Eiffel Tower. There's a fake Arc de Triomphe and the hotel kind of looks like it has the same architectural design/look as the Louvre, but I'm not sure. Either way, it's gorgeous.\n\nThere's a big circular pool (not very exciting for the kiddies) that is right under the Eiffel Tower, and it's adorable. The Paris hotel and casino is right across from the Bellagio, so it's easy to go back and forth if you cross the walkway from Bally's (next door to Paris) to Bellagio. \n\nLove it here.
__label__0 As far as location, it doesn't get better than Paris, however that's about the only thing Paris has going for it.\nThe hotel is pretty from a far and seems fancy but it's nothing special when you actually spend time in the casino and restaurants.\nMy real reason for giving this hotel only 1 star is because of the staff. By far the worst, unhelpful, rude, miserable staff I've ever encountered (and I'm from NYC)...\nThe reception/front desk are not welcoming at all. They don't want to answer your questions and they just blow you off. The waiters and clerks all look like they're in pain working there and they never crack one smile.\nThe only good thing, like I stated is the location. But for the same view and location, I would recommend staying at Planet Hollywood.
__label__3 We switched from the Venetian to the Paris, so we were spoiled by the room size and opulent bathroom at the previous hotel. I'll try to not let that influence this review.\n\nAverage sized rooms. Nice staff. If you want a crepe, go for the buffet. An a la carte crepe is $10. For $15 you can get an all you can eat buffet WITH all u can eat creeps! Check in on four square for the $5 off buffet coupon. \n\nNot as smoking as some of the hotels we visited which is great if you have Ida and don't want to expose them to prolonged smoke on the way to the room. Much smaller shopping area than Caesars or Venetian.  Connected to the monorail through Bally's but you'll have to take your family through the Bally's Casino to access it.  centrally located.\n\nOnly gambled at 3 tables all night because the dealers at those tables were so pleasant. Glad we stayed there.
__label__0 Paris Las Vegas is by the far the worst hotel one could stay in LV.  I made reservations 6 weeks ago for a Red Premier Room for a special occasion (also booked a room for my wife's parents flying in) on the site and called in to verify and everything was supposed to be set.  I didn't receive the room I reserved weeks in advance, my wife's parents didn't receive the room reserved and while escalating this at the front desk, this french speaking agent had the audacity to tell a Fortune Technology Executive that I didn't know how to use the computer and made the reservations wrong even though I had an iphone, ipad and my own wireless access point and showed her what I ordered on the website (Paris sucks even further and does not even give free Internet service to its guests unless you pay $12.95/24hours).  I should get a full refund of my T&E and immediate termination of the agent that angrily and publicly berated my technological skills.  You should never run a hotel with such piss poor customer service. Gary Loveman actually runs a place like this?
__label__0 i usually do not take the time to do this, so please hear me out to make a different hotel choice!  rude is the word of the weekend...from the waitors to the vallet to the house keeping. so extremely let down..i was looking forward to staying at \"the paris\" ..the room was dirty (stains), out dated (no ipod plug in), chipped up bath tub. i have stayed at nicer hotels in downtown... btw...make sure when someone knocks on the door you run to the door fast, house keeping will open the door and find you naked!!! will never ever stay here again!!!!!!!!!!!!
__label__2 Paris Las Vegas Hotel is conveniently located in the heart of the Strip. It is next to the hotel \"Belliz\" and \"Aladdin\" and across from the \"Bellagio\". This 34-story building, repeating the historic hotel \"De Ville\" in Paris in France. On the hotel Paris Las Vegas features original designs Parisian attractions, including a 50-story half-scale copy of the Eiffel Tower, Arc de Triomphe, the Louvre and the Paris Opera House.\n    Rooms at the Paris Las Vegas are elegantly furnished and decorated in a European style. Rooms are furnished in a European style with rich fabrics and marble bathrooms, with a separate shower and bathtub. The rooms comfortable spacious wardrobe and all that should be in the room 4-star hotel. \n    This hotel Paris Las Vegas - bars, restaurants, banquet and meeting rooms, an outdoor pool, fitness center, spa, 33 elevators, room service. The hotel Paris Las Vegas you can get acquainted with the atmosphere of Paris. The complex vast territory for the games. You can visit the Eiffel Tower and watch the city from above. The hotel arranged theater performances and shows. It also has three halls, clubs and bars. Shoppers will be able to give vent to in shops in a typical Parisian boulevard. The hotel has a business center. The two churches are wedding ceremony.\nMust visit thing is their Eiffel Tower restaurants, but it's sweet shop isn't that good
__label__2 Oh Paris, what happened? We used to love staying here, but this time may have been our last. The restaurants are still good, but the drink service is nearly non-existent in the casino, and the rooms are very outdated. Also, the casino had a stronger smoke smell than other casinos we visited (MGM, Mirage, etc)\n\nI was happy to see an empty fridge in the armoire replacing the old tube tv, but later that happiness was replaced by shock. Who decided to place the new flatscreens way to the side of the bed?  \n\nMy husband and I were enjoying our kid-free holiday and watched several of your $15 in-room movies during our stay. However, we were forced to either get cricks in our necks or move to the very uncomfortable french style couch in order to view them. At one point, we almost moved the entire bed. \n\nWe heard there are some renovated rooms in the upper stories, so be sure to ask for them.
__label__0 Can i give this place zero stars?????  $85.00 for a \"Deluxe\" Pedicure and it was the worst, quickest, wambam thankyou mam pedicure.  Horrible!!!!!  They won't be getting another dime of my money.  If I could give this place zero stars I would.
__label__3 Good place to stay but don't gamble here! The payouts are horrible compared to Freemont Street, Tropicana, and the Station. Nice pool on top of casino area. Beds weren't that great. Shower was pretty nice. Great central location. Not bad for the price. Nice lively atmosphere. Good bang for buck hotel.
__label__0 Not impressed at all.... Paris wasn't a horrible stay, but they gave me a bad impression right from the start. We were staying at the Luxor for two nights and Paris for one night. \n\nSo we head over to Paris to check-in and right off the bat we get an \"early check-in\" fee. They charged $15 to check-in at 2pm versus 3pm. Come on!! Don't they want returning customers? Sorry I don't mean to sound like a cheap ass but when hotels try to squeeze every extra penny out of my pocket, it really ticks me off. \n\nAlso, I get it is supposed to be a french hotel and there is a very obvious french theme throughout the hotel, but I have one piece of advise. GET A STARBUCKS!! Your crappy coffee shop sucks!! Starbucks can run circles around your knock off, and very sloooowwww, coffee shop! I was the only person in line, waited 10 minutes, and didn't even get to order anything. \n\nI will probably never stay here again. Paris is way too overpriced for the level of service and amenities I received.
__label__2 Nice rooms. Nothing over the top, but definitely a nice hotel. I wasn't happy that an outdoor concert on a Thursday night was audible in my room ... and I was on the 26th floor. The concert went until 11:30p.\n\nI guess it's Vegas, so that's OK? I'll return to the hotel, but I will get a room facing away from Las Vegas Blvd next time!
__label__2 Good location, the room was fairly nice. Overall, A OK. Nice cafes inside as well, decent food.
__label__3 Time to update my last review.  The same points still apply, however since then we've been to the nightclub here a few times, Chateau.  It's a pretty cool place to go and has added a different element to the resort experience here.\n\nWe've also dined at Mon Ami Gabi a few times as well.  Excellent restaurant with an inside/outside feel.  Dining on the patio is great for people watching.\n\nWith these new experiences combined with our past experiences, this is one of our fav's to visit on the Strip.\n\nReturn Factor - 88%
__label__0 I wouldn't go to this hotel. I went to Las Vegas many many times. Check out my pictures! I go to the best and worst hotels! This hotel is 2 thumbs down!
__label__1 As a players card member, I am so incredibly disappointed in this casino. After playing for about 10 minutes at the table and quitting to cash in my meager winnings, I was forced to wait for at least 10 minutes in line for the cashier. For such a large casino, it is unconscionable to have only three windows open for cashing in chips. And to see the number of people idle behind the closed windows was even more infuriating. Gamble elsewhere.
__label__1 Isn't it strange how the little things can sour your experience? I had a good time at Paris, the dealers were friendly, the staff was nice, the rooms were clean until I was checking out and the guy at the taxi line started yelling that my car was parked to far over. And he kept screaming and gesturing until I moved my car over until it was blocking traffic, which I was trying to avoid in the first place. I usually stay here but I won't be anymore. He was the guy on duty 2/17 at 12pm.
__label__2 I stayed here one night with a friend recently during the March Madness festivities. The location on the strip is great and overall is a nice hotel. The walk to the elevator and then to our room was a bit of a trek, but not too bad. I'm not sure what my friend paid or booked, but it was a double bed room and had a nice separate shower/ bath tub combo. The view was the backside of the strip so not much to look at. \n\nI had wanted to go to the pool the first day we were there but we had to wait until noon for it to open which was annoying. We waited in the bar outside the elevates and they had $9 mimosa & Bloody Mary specials so not all was lost. We ended up just doing a lap around the pool deck and not staying as the pool was nothing special. \n\nMy biggest complaint was that the helpful old security guard gave me unsolicited directions which ended up having me walk an extra mile through the Bally's construction zone just trying to get back to the strip after he told me about \"a great short cut\". Never again Wyatt, never again...
__label__3 Top Highlights and Lowlights\n\n1) super friendly and accommodating staff\n2) hotel is a little dated\n3) great location on the strip\n\nI stayed at the Paris hotel for a week for business. I booked a king standard room but when I arrived they were out of that room style so they gave me a room with two double beds and an Eiffel Tower view. I also had to leave about 15 items at the bell desk for co-workers and the staff was really accommodating. The view was great! The room wasn't anything super special and a little dated but nice overall with a pretty big bathroom. \n\nThere are a few good restaurants and bars in the hotel including Mon Ami Gabi and the Eiffel Tower Restaurant. There is also a piano bar, Napoleans, that had some really talented pianists in the week I was there. There is also a club, Chateau here. The club is probably not a top club in Vegas but the view from the \"rooftop\" deck is great and the DJs were great the few times I went.\n\nThe location of the hotel is great, it is in the middle of the strip so you can walk almost anywhere. The hotel is connected to Ballys so you can get to monorail station without having to walk outside. \n\nI really enjoyed my stay here! Less expensive than some of the other hotels on the strip but still good service and amenities.
__label__1 We were very unimpressed with our stay at Paris. We stayed only one night with the kids on our way to Ca. The valet guy was rude-expected a tip no matter what the service! The air condition went out in the casino area- and when I called front desk he just says it happens there in summer. The crepes were way overpriced...three crepes, 2 slices of pizza, 2 beers, 2 sodas $65! The room was cramped, armoire broken, TV not viewable from both beds, and the shampoo sucked. Only one pool, 3 ft in all areas- just for toddlers. My hubby & I recently stayed two nights at Venetian- so much better. I plan to write management a letter but realize gone are the days when great food, drinks and service were a Vegas given - plan to be stripped of your last dollar before you even get to the tables!
__label__3 Wow this hotel is very luxurious. Definitely would stay here again.\n\nI stayed with my friend that had comps. We stayed in the red view rooms overlooking the Bellagio fountains. Awesome room. Super big and comfy beds, giant tv, bathroom was by big with double sinks, private shower, jet tub. Room service was fast and actually pretty cheap.\n\nCasino is very big and surprisingly lots of table options. Cocktail hosts were on it, every 10_15 mins I got a new cocktail, I got a ill typsy off of free drinks which is always a plus in my book, decor in the casino is very old school romantic Paris which kind of sets this casino apart from others.\n\nI would stay here again. Awesome hotel and casino.
__label__4 I give this place 5 stars- not for the rooms but for the staff who were amazing- I left a bag with a laptop in it & staff/security - got home to southern cal before I realized it- The security staff- lost and found - hotel front desk- went above and beyond to locate it for me - thank you paris staff for exceptional service during a difficult day- great location- loved pool & DJ - fun for couples
__label__2 This place does offer good sushi and prefixed menu, but it is definitly way over rated. For the price they are asking, I would expect the fish to taste as good as the fishes in Tsukiji Fish Market, in Tokyo.
__label__4 When I die - I want to come back as a Black Cod with Miso.\n\nWhy, you might ask?\n\nSo that when someone eats me, I can give back the warm fuzzy feeling I get from this dish.  Whoa.  \n\nHands down, off-the-hook, delish!  Bring your ass here - and don't forget the Benjamins.
__label__1 Maybe expectation is too high on the name 'Nobu'.\nThe black cod with miso was just okay - nothing special really.\nThe sushi is good. Nothing really 'wow' me.. \nWe had Tapan's dinner too... again.. it was so-so. \nThe bill came to 170 for the 2 of us. \nOh.. talked about the atmosphere. It's noisy and not well decorated at all =(
__label__1 The wife and I have eaten at lots of sushi restaurants, including Morimoto in NYC, and we had high expectations for this place. The service was good to great, but you would expect that from a restaurant of this price, but what's the deal with all the caucasian waiters who can't even pronounce omakase?! (For the record, it's oh-ma-ka-say, not oma-case)\n\nThe atmosphere was pretty lacking. It was dark, loud, and looked almost like someone sort of gave up on the decoration. It was just so-so nice and didn't really give off any particular vibe. And I've never been to any kind of restaurant other than a hole-in-the-wall where they give you the bill on a freaking round white plate. Then after you give them a credit card, they bring back the receipt and a pen. Yes, just the receipt and a pen. No plate, no folio, nothing. They just put the receipt on the tabel with the pen. Does that scream 4-star restaurant to you?\n\nWhen trying out new sushi restaurants, we always like to order some of the basics, to get a foundation to compare against other places. We ordered the sushi and sashimi plates. Both had decent to very good fish (but not *great*) except for two big disappointments: the tuna was really mediocre, and hello! take it easy on the wasabi, chef! Sushi chefs that use too much wasabi are either trying to cover up not-so-fresh fish, or they're just not really good at making sushi. The fish seemed pretty fresh, so I don't think they were trying to cover anything up, which leaves......\n\nMaybe we should've had lower expectations when we came in, or maybe Nobu is only good with the fancier dishes. But for the prices they charge for \"regular\" sushi and sashimi, it's just not worth it.\n\nThe service gets a 4. The decor/vibe gets a 2.5, and \nif the prices were maybe 30-40% lower, I could easily have given them 3 or maybe even 4 stars. But for what you get, I'd give them a 2.5. But since yelp doesn't let you give half stars, I'd round off this overpriced place to a 2.
__label__2 I'm only giving Nobu Vegas 3 stars, but part of this could be my fault.  In restrospect, I should not have ordered the Omakase Sushi as my dinner there.  Since Nobu is known for his innovative hot and cold dishes, I wish I had ordered a bunch of those instead.  One thing I did get to try was the Sea Urchin Tempura, which was very unique and tasty.\n\nHowever, they really could've made the Omakase Sushi more interesting and worth the hefty price.  The sushi was fresh and all, but not very innovative or interesting at all.  It was just simple, no-frills negiri sushi.  I've had some fantastic and creative omakase sushi at more humble Japanese restaurants, so I thought Nobu could've done the same.\n\nPerhaps I'll try one of Nobu's LA restaurants sometime.
__label__1 You know, \n\nNobu is good. \n\nNobu is good in Malibu, but Vegas being the copycat of LA seems to dress down all of the cities great places and ruin their names.\n\nThe fish was \"eh\" \"Ok\"..... not super fresh as the Malibu location and also served with the \"I'm pretending this is LA, attitude\".\n\nGet it right Vegas, if your planning on copying an icon at least make sure you can back it up with flavor, freshness and quality.
__label__4 Super expensive but holy cow that's some delicious fish.
__label__3 Fun experience! No privacy...: When we were seated I was disappointed that we were elbow to elbow with other couples on either side- no chance of a romantic dinner (or a private conversation for that matter). At one point the couple next to us leaned over to discuss one of our selections! The place is small and somewhat crowded. Although I frequent Japanese and Sushi restaurants this menu contained many things I had never had before. Most of the items are appetizer sized and quite pricey, considering the size (~$14-25). We chose items off the hot, cold and sushi sections. \nThe yellowtail tartar was great, the lobster ceviche was not so. The tempura rock shrimp were excellent, just a bunch of fried shrimp on a plate (popcorn-shrimp size). We tried the house special (a rainbow roll) and Eel sushi. Both were good, but not my favorite rolls I'd ever had-actually kind of plain. For dessert the bento box, essentially a souffl
__label__2 Nobu Vegas, much like other Vegas Strip satellite restaurants = meh.\n\nI can't give it 2 stars, because the food is too good for that. Not great, like a real Nobu, but good. When you factor in the cost (2 of us spent over $400), it comes nowhere near what its name would imply.\n\n\nDECOR\nThe decor is trying too hard, pulling in all directions. There are individually cool elements, like the river rock wall, or the exploded hashi ceiling. But there are at least 5 different themes like this all smashed together. Complete contrast to japanese design principles of linear minimalism. Must be the Vegas factor.\n\n\nFOOD\nStarted out pretty good, with a Toro-Caviar dish. Great mix of flavors and a unique sauce. Everything after that, including the sushi, was was just good. A beef tenderloin dish came out steaming hot, but with little flavor and essentially raw asparagus and enoki still clumped together on top, like it just got unwrapped from the plastic pkg. I've eaten better in strip mall Japanese (many of these are surprisingly good!). I'm not a Japanese food expert/snob, but I've lived in Japan, worked in Japanese restaurants and cook a lot of Japanese dishes at home. Then again, so do millions of Japanese people, and they're not all snobs or experts. But I know how to compare Japanese-inspired food experiences. I also realize there is a fusion element going on at Nobu, but that is done much better at places like Sea Saw in Scottsdale. Overall = disappointing.\n\n\nOTHER FACTORS I'M NOT COUNTING IN MY EVALUATION\n(but worth noting for lols)\n\nTHOR\nOur waiter was absolutely unintelligible. We nicknamed him Thor. He looked like a Norwegian model from a 1976 Playgirl. Very nice guy, but we just pretended to understand what he said. Every time he walked away, we both said: \"You catch any of that??? Me neither!\" No complaints on the service, just glad the menu was available to point at.\n\nBLIND DATE VEGAS\nThe table next to us was fookin hilarious. It was the most awkward blind date I've ever witnessed, not on TV. We kept looking around for cameras, because we swore this was a setup for a show. It is a crime that this was not captured on video. This middle-aged blowhard had this girl,  who had to be 20 years younger (NTTAWWT), held captive while he ranted about his boat and his travels and his companies (plural!) that he coudln't talk about because of his work with the NSA. He'd have to kill the whole restaurant if he told us. And he WAS talking to the whole restaurant. He insisted on feeding her from his chopsticks, for every bite. He kept asking for her review of the date, during the date. EPIC DEFEAT. He let us all know that he had to ask the universe for the right person to meet. The girl seemed to politely disagree with the universe. Bless her heart. She was a trooper.\n\nAlso, his chopstick skills were so good because he was \"raised in Japan\", but when she wanted him to speak Japanese, somehow that got by his experience of being raised there.\n\n\nso...\n\nNobu, meh.\n\nThor, enjoy Valhalla.\n\nBlind Date, see ya on the uncensored DVD.
__label__0 Ok so I have gone here twice. The first time was good and the second time was extremely disappointing. I decided after the last dinner that I would not return - especially with all the other choices in Vegas.\n\n1. The waiters seemed to BS their way around explaining the menu. \n2. The quality of the ingredients did not warrant the prices.\n3. Since everything is ordered on a per piece basis, it makes ordering a litIe cumbersome - who really wants to order tempura on a per piece basis? Especially since it is the same assortment of tempura you would get anywhere else.\n\nI eat Japanese food fairly often, so I know my way around... and this was definitely not up to par.
__label__4 It was Saturday night in Vegas, we wanted sushi, and Nobu didnt even cross my mind until my boyfriend made reservations for the same night. I quickly logged on to yelp to check the latest reviews as i do with any restaurant, and I am happy to say that I am ecstatic I did this, because had i not, I would have missed out on the Black cod with miso.... which is without a doubt, one the best things that I have ever tasted. \n\nMy BF and I shared 4 dishes and 1 dessert, washed it down with 2 sapporo's each, and by the time we were done, we could barely walk!\n\nYellowtail Sashimi with jalapeno - DELICIOUS!!!! the sauce may be just a bit overpowering but delicious nonetheless. I couldnt even taste the jalapeno :)\n\nLobster Ceviche - I have no clue why they are calling this \"ceviche\" but I wish we would have ordered something else instead. It was merely OK,  It just kind of tasted like cold lobster in lettuce - but hey, i love lobster so  its all good :)\n\nBlack Cod with Miso - OMG - I just got goosebumps thinking about this dish. It is hands down the best thing i have ever put in my mouth. I like how crunchy and  soft it is..  delicioso~\n\nShrimp tempura roll - your basic roll ..  \n\nBento Box dessert ( flourless chocolate cake with Green tea ice cream) YUM YUM YUM YUM - this is a great combination - not too much,  shared with someone special is a perfect way to satisfy your sweet tooth.\n\nWill definitely come back - Loved the all male service - everyone was really nice and our waiter pretty much gave us his thoughts on all the menu items and gave us some nice suggestions - that in hindsight, i should have taken.\n\n But hey, theyre's always next time!!
__label__2 I wish I could give this place 2 1/2 stars. I think that's more fitting. I've been there twice and the first time I had a pretty good experience. I went with a couple of girl friends, and we took our time, ordered several different things, and even had a birthday dessert brought to us. I remember our waitress being EXCELLENT and I don't recall it being crowded or noisy. \n\nThis past weekend, I went again, and things were a bit different. The sushi we ordered was not much better than cheaper places I've been and definitely not my favorite. I don't see where it was worth all the hype. If you're looking to try something new and out of the box, I think this is a good place to do it but if you're a fan of the traditional sushi that you can find anywhere, this is probably not the place. \n\nThis will most likely be the last time I go to Nobu...not because I HATED the food, but because I really dislike the clientele. Too many snooty drunk people, talking way too loudly. I couldn't even have a conversation with my friends. The waiter had a very heavy accent which made it near impossible to understand what he was saying. Not really his fault, but because of the loud groups of people nearby, it was pretty unbearable. \n\nLike my friend said, it was just \"ok.\" I was expecting more and walked away more annoyed than anything.
__label__1 Overrated! Really. I have to say it.
__label__3 Best misoyaki butterfish I ever had!  The sake, which I cant remember the name was also great.  I don't know why I have less of an issue dropping some $$$ on high end Japanese food than high end Chinese food.  Hmmmm....
__label__4 Food is delicious!  Yellowtail, salmon, etc. sashimi melts in your mouth...big fan of the sushi salad, spicy miso lotus 'Chips' with tuna, and had to order more of the shrimp w/ main lobster with spicy garlic sauce!  \n\nGreat service, our reservations were all set. Considering the restaurant was packed - food came quickly after we ordered.  Pricey, but here you get what you pay for!\n\nI would definitely eat there again...
__label__1 I'm shocked at the high reviews for this place. Did I have a one-off terrible experience? Went here in December with my father and husband for a celebratory dinner. Had a good (overpriced) cocktail at the bar, then we were seated at possibly the worst table in the place, despite our months-early reservation. Got a booth back by the server pow-wow area / cash register, next to a massive table of really drunk and really loud patrons. Ok, fine. Ordered many dishes, including small plates, entrees, sushi rolls, etc. My father makes it clear to the waiter he doesn't like mushrooms (this is pertinent later). \n\nOur 3 tacos come out - $34 worth of tacos - and they are the SMALLEST, most laughable portion size ever. I literally laughed out loud when they put them down. They were no bigger than lime wedges (I posted a photo). Very good, but ridiculously priced and sized. Ok, fine.\n\nThe other dishes start to come out, and they're timed terribly. Sushi after entrees, entrees at different times...I ate alone basically while my companions looked on, waiting for their food. My father's entree comes out and it's the WRONG one. Finally, when his actual dinner arrives, it's covered in mushrooms. The waiter never mentioned that could be a problem when my father placed his order, and the menu mentioned nothing about mushrooms. Ok, fine.\n\nMy husband's $80 sashimi chef's special comes out and it's also laughably undersized. Literally 9 pieces of fish for $80. When we go to Morimoto in Philadelphia, a $50 sashimi plate has easily 3x the amount of fish on it. Same quality. I get that it's Vegas but this was a joke. The waiter never explained what fish were on the plate either - just left my husband to guess. This was the last straw.\n\nOverall the food is fine, but there are so many other places that serve comparable stuff at way better prices. Nobu is nothing special. I hope for the sake of other diners my experience is not typical, but it was enough to burn this frequent Vegas traveler. I will not be back.
__label__3 Considering it's located at the Hard Rock Hotel, the atmosphere was not as loud as the floor and the lighting was perfect with a modern decor.\n\nNow to the food, since it was my first time there the server recommended I try their specialty dishes. Which I did and was floored by the flavors, started with the yellow tail sashimi with Jalape\u00f1o, to the black cod miso. Now I did stray from the servers recommendation and ordered the Chef's sashimi which was ehh. Next time I will certainly follow the servers recommendation and would recommend to stick to their signature dishes. What made up for the ok sashimi was dessert and there are many to choose from, I ended up going with the Vanilla Tapioca. Sake was a bit pricier than usual but well worth the money. Service was slow but perfect to enjoy a nice dinner and discuss the evening's events with your companion.\n\nAll in all, I would definitely return and try their Beef Wagyu Beef or other signature dishes. Note this is not a cheap dinner by any stretch and expect to spend at least 150 per person but well worth it for the atmosphere and the experience.
__label__1 Clearly a sad experience.\n\nI expect nothing but perfection from the Nobizzle.  And I would be willing to accept 4 star performance from his executive chefs.  But my V'day date was simply flat on all fronts\n\nThe sushi was OK at best. \n\nThe appetizers were flat.  \n\nThe dessert was probably the best thing/\n\nAfter dropping over $300 dollars I was seriously disappointed.  \n\nIf you are a casual sushi eater, or a collector of brag tags then Nobu is for you.\n\nIf you are looking for flawless execution and Sushi raised to a new level save your money, you'd get better sushi at Bachanal
__label__2 Great atmosphere and food, but a little pretentious, over priced (even for Vegas), and waiters have been trained to up-sell you.
__label__3 Stayed here this past weekend after finding a good deal on their website: $80 for Thursday, $160 for Friday, and $190 for Saturday for a standard room with 2 queen beds. For the great price, the place is totally worth it and I would probably book again since I'd rather save my money for gambling, drinks, dining, etc. \n\nWhen I checked in, I asked if they had an additional AAA discount, which they did. After swiping my card and checking, the guy at the front desk said I already got the best deal and couldn't get more of a discount. However, he happily gave me a booklet of comps which included:\n-2 passes to the Monte Carlo Buffet\n-2 Starbucks upgrades\n-2 free Big Macs with a meal purchase at McDonalds\n-2 free drinks at Sbarros\n-B.O.G.O. salon purchase\n-A couple of other things I can't remember\n\nThe Starbucks upgrade gave me a much needed caffeine boost after a night at Moon and Ghost Bar, the free Big Mac allowed my friend and I to enjoy a chill lunch while hungover, and the 2 buffet comps got us an almost free lunch for 3 :) I couldn't convince my friend to go to the spa (but it's called a *Men's* Facial!) so I had to throw that one away.\n\nI played at a Blackjack table in the casino one night and found it to be decent, but not too exciting. Unfortunately, there isn't as much eye candy as there is at Caesars and Bellagio, so all you can think about is how much money you're losing. \n\nWhile I didn't hang out at the pool, it seemed fairly crowded in the 105 degree heat. Again, not as glamorous as other places but not bad overall. \n\nThe shops were unanimously boring and made me wished I was staying closer to the Forum Shops. Then again, everything on the strip was a close cab ride away as the hotel is located in the center of the strip. \n\nThe elevators were fast, very close to the entrance, and there was never a long wait. \n\nThe valet was decent, but a little slow at times. One crappy thing is that you have to wait outside for your car, unlike at places like Wynn where there is an indoor waiting area. Not a huge deal, but did I mention it was 105 degrees? Also, there is construction being done right outside the hotel on the City Center complex, so driving got a little backed up as we were arriving and leaving. \n\nThe room was nice and had plenty of space for the 2 of us staying in there. We got 2 queen beds, a dinner table with 2 chairs, a side table, a TV (~27\"), closet, and a fairly large bathroom. My only complaints about the room were that it didn't get many channels (for some reason it goes up to 100 but they repeat all the channels 4 times), there were no free premium channels like HBO, the showers didn't drain as fast as the water came out (so you're standing in a half foot of water as you shower), and the towels left a lot of lint on you when you used them. I had to blow dry the lint out of my hair, and when I put moisturizer on my face all of it clumped up. Sexy! Remind me to bring my own towels next time. \n\nI would almost definitely stay here again if the price continues to stay favorable compared to Caesars, Bellagio, Venetian, etc. If I had to make a recommendation, I'd say that if you could save more than $50 a night staying at MC versus a nicer, more hip place, then it is a no-brainer to stay here.\n\n===\nOoh, I forgot to mention my biggest complaint: No wifi, and broadband internet was $14 a day! Booooo! Seems like it is common in Vegas, but still. How am I supposed to drunk Yelp and Facebook after going to the clubs?
__label__0 So I was skeptical about this place from the beginning of the planning stage for my trip, but the room rate was good and we were getting a spa suite which looked really cool.  Normally we try to stay at the venetian or bellagio but the pocket book was a bit light and a bargain seemed like a good idea.  This trip was to celebrate our first anniversary and it was our first true vacation since our wedding so needless to say we were very excited.   The night before our flight we called to confirm our room and it was all gravy.\n\nThe next day we arrive and are told that there was a \"problem with the suites\" and we would be downgraded to a normal room.   I'm on my f'ing anniversary and only vacation this year and this is what I'm stuck with.  The \"manager\" wasn't even all that apologetic, in fact she was pretty indifferent, kind of like the treatment that we have all become accustomed to receiving from airline employees... the \"I couldn't possibly care less about you\" attitude.\n\nSo we called the four seasons, they gave us a great rate with an UPGRADE to a room that has arguably the best view of the strip in all of Vegas and treated us like royalty for our whole trip (I'm gonna write a detailed review for them as well).\n\nBottom line:  If it's a budget trip your looking for and all you need is a bed and toilet, I guess this place will suffice, but I would never (again) risk it for a special occasion or if you can afford better.
__label__3 I enjoyed staying at this hotel. The rooms were spacious and the beds were comfortable. The staff was extremely welcoming and helpful. The concierge Michael had helped get our group on the guest list for nightclubs and made sure our stay was fun. \n\nPrices for the Monte Carlo are affordable and reasonable. It is located on the strip, so it's easy access to the other hotels. They did have construction going on next door, but my group and I didn't hear any of the noise. \n\nOur flight was later in the evening, and the hotel was willing to give us a courtesy late checkout of 1pm. \n\nI wouldn't mind staying here again, however I do prefer Bellagio.
__label__2 This place is decent. Good price for the strip and it's a non-nightmare. All in all a good experience. Not stellar but definitely good at least. The casinos and bars inside were good. I am a big fan of the pub and the Zowie Bowie show.
__label__2 Went here in late June and had to say that location wise, this place was great.  Prime spot on the strip and most things were in walking distance.   Unfortunately, it was 100\u00b0 plus every day while we were there, so we kept mostly to the indoors.\n\nWe stayed in the spa room on the 29th floor which was pretty nice.   The spa was a wide enough to have two people lay side by side with plenty of room still, and the view from there overlooked the strip for the best view I've ever had there.   Shower had a space between the glass door and glass wall so water was always squeezing between the two and wet the floor, so we had to have a couple towels there all the time. It had a steamer control but it's a wise idea to keep your feet far away from the tube that pours that out, as it's HOT!  Room safe faces you as you sit on the toilet and wasn't big enough for a laptop so that did us no good.  TV was an older tube with the volume blown, but who really comes to Las Vegas to watch TV?  \n\nBed had no comforter on it, but with controls for maintaining the room temperature, I guess it wasn't really needed.  We did get chocolate left on the pillow on the day we called for new linen from housekeeping which was cool.  And we got the wired internet (that's right, wired!) and two small bottles of water for the price of the resort fee which blows.  A copy of the USA today was available in the center of the hotel floor, but we kept waking up late and found the copies were always gone.  \n\nThe casino itself was somewhat on the quiet side, but like every other casino I've seen there lately, they had booty girls doing their dancing from 3pm until ?pm/am.  I have to say also that this was one of the best smelling casinos except for the front of the Lance Burton Theatre, where it always seemed to have a strong fart smell.\n\nSlots were very tight and unforgiving and the waitresses seemed few and far between - you could get super thirsty waiting for any to pass by.\n\nThis I guess replaces a review I had here before but has mysteriously vanished.
__label__1 when we walked into our room, one of the tv cabinet door was just laying on the floor, the shower water backed up the first nite, i was showering in water that was up to my shins, plus i slipped on the lobby floor as i was checking out. the floor was wet from some cooler condensation. i landed on my left knee, it really shook me up, i had to sit for a while, it's still bruised. the security guard Donovan was courteous and helpful, but all i requested was a ice-pack and i didn't get it for 30 minutes. Donovan had to go run and get it, because whoever was getting it was lagging like mad, i was just sitting on the stairs for 30 minutes with my friends. the wet floor sign didn't show up for about 10 minutes. someone should've have been cleaning the floors. i'm glad i didn't crack my head open on the marble floor!!!
__label__1 You get what you pay for. \n\nThe good things about this place is that its close to the middle of the strip with access to the city center, crystal shops, Aria, and Belligio through the tram. The hotel was cheap and the lobby is nice. \n\nNow the bad things: \n\n- The walls are extremely thin so you could hear every conversation, every toilet flush, every shower, and every door being opened and closed. They were so thin that you could hear your neighbor having SEX! Very disturbing!!\n- Housekeeping is horrible: we had five pillow and all but one had a stain. Even the comforter had a stain. \n-The bathroom, most of the furniture, bed, and television were outdated or old and need replacing.\n- There was no coffee maker. Why provide free coffee when you can charge $3.75 for a Starbucks coffee downstairs. \n- No mini bar\n-The smell of so called rose petals smells good at first, but soon gets overwhelming and give you a headache. \n\nIf you are looking for cheap stay in Las Vegas then this is your place. If you are looking for more comfort then I recommend somewhere else.
__label__2 an oldie but a goodie. there's nothing spectacular here (except for the Jabbawokeez and the pool.. haven't used it but i've heard about it!). this hotel gets the job done. everything is just enough; not particularly exceptional and not ridiculously bad. just right. \n\nThe rooms here are quaint. I didn't have any crazy stains (thank god) like some other reviewers. In Vegas i don't know how much time all of you spend in your rooms but we were rarely there (and if we were there we were passed the hell out lol). beds are cozy, tv is a cube, and bathroom is presentable. again, nothing to woo you... it is what it is. \n\nwhat i love about the monte carlo is their food court. i don't eat too much, i'm more of a snacker. while vegas is full of amazing buffets i never get my money's worth. do i really want to shell out 40 bucks to eat one plate of pick and pull stuff? not really. ill take my dollar menu thank you! the food court is open all the time (i went at 3am to get a pizza at sbarro). they have your mcds, sbarro, subway, starbucks.. just to name a few. similar to a mall foodcourt only less crowded. big plus? it doesnt smell like casino in there! \n\nfront desk people are friendly, they don't judge. me and my girl wandered into the lobby after a fun night at TAO only to realize we forgot what room we were staying in. we went up to the front desk attendant and explained our situation then she happily tended to us. thank god she didn't give us a \"these drunk b*tches\" look otherwise we wouldve exchanged some words. YAY for help! \n\nA-OK monte carlo. when people tell you you're old just say you're a classic.
__label__3 Old hotel but always filled with guest and tourists. The Jaba was a great addition to this hotel!
__label__2 Great place for the price. Not the most luxurious place on the strip but the amenities are decent, the service is good, and the location is fantastic. Very good value overall.\n\nThis is the 4th or 5th time we've stayed here. The rooms are clean and comfortable, and there is a decent selection of food downstairs ranging from McDonald's to 5 star French, and everything in between. The casino floor is a bit small and smoky, but perfect for when you're not in the mood to get dressed up and go out. The spa is small and reasonably priced. And it's only a few minutes' walk to other casinos, restaurants, and shopping at the many malls nearby.\n\nThe only things we didn't care much for were the showers (high pressure mist that's definitely not my idea of pleasant) and on our most recent trip the TV didn't work properly (but we didn't call to have it fixed because it just wasn't that important to us).\n\nYes, you can stay at a nicer, trendier, and/or more luxurious place on the strip but you'll pay about twice as much. We prefer to stay here, where we're always satisfied, and use the cash we saved to eat, play, and party while we're in town.
__label__0 Dirty and run down.  Desk chair had bodily fluid stains, feminine stains.  Desk was broken.  Had to call housekeeping repeatedly to get clean linens and to clean room.\n\nWe asked for the blood stained chair to be replaced.  They never replaced it, they just took it out of our room and left it in the hall.\n\nIron was broken, had to ask for a new iron.\n\nEntire gaming network in casino was broken for over 12 hours.  This resulted in Mlife rewards not calculating, 2 or 3 attendants hand to hand payout all gamblers at slots and electronic games.\n\nIt really was just a disaster of a place.  Won't stay there again.
__label__1 Where I lost most of my money but this review is for the horrible service I was provided. Sure, the Jabbawockeez show wasn't bad and Britney Spears sat a couple rows behind my sister but this place is so grungy and needs to keep up with the architecture. Come see me at the Bellagio!
__label__2 There are two advantages to the Monte Carlo:\n\n1) It has a tram which will connect you to nicer hotels\n\n2) Their food court has a Rubio's and a Starbucks.\n\nOther than that, it is at the same level as Excalibur, Luxor, and Harrah's. Hotwire classifies this hotel as a 4 star, which is NOT accurate. It is definitely a 3 star. Their gym and spa is decent, but it's not that nice. Also, another reviewer accurately described this hotel as smelling \"like burning hand lotion.\" The newer casinos have better ventilation so they don't have to have that overpowering smell, but the Monte Carlo tries to cover it up with an extremely intense potpourri scent. \n\nIf you get a good deal, stay here...it's close enough to many amenities center strip, but if the price difference between staying here and say, Paris is just a few dollars, I would go for the pricier option.
__label__3 Really liked this place.  It had a nice layout of the casino floor, it was not smokey, and it had a very open feel to it.  Well kept up.  Stop by and say hi.
__label__2 You get what you pay for, yet I wish you could get the basic needs. This place doesn't provide a mini fridge, tea kettle, coffee maker even less a microwave, so you are forced to spend all you pennies buying street food. Also the carpets are pretty old and stinky. Our faucet didn't work, we complained and the next day it was fixed.\nThe plusses were: silent after midnight, so you can sleep pretty well :) and pretty close to everything as well. \nWouldn't mind going back but would check other options first.
__label__2 We came to the Monte Carlo hoping to get a deal on a room + the Jabbawockeez show. As it turned out, the rooms were cheap. \n\nWe walked into the hotel the night we wanted to stay there and ended up with a Monaco Suite for about $70. This room was about 700 ft. and had one and a half bath. The room layout was a little odd so it felt as though the space wasn't being used the most effectively. The room came with a flat screen TV but was placed a good 15+ feet away from the bed so it looked really small. Our view was rather horrendous being mostly the roof of the casino and just a little bit of the strip. As far as other Yelper's comments about traveling sound, we didn't once hear a neighbor or someone walking in the halls (and we were right next to the elevator). The other reviews are accurate regarding the rooms being, ah, aromatic. The wired internet would not work at all but the wifi was solid. The room seemed clean enough. It was simply a one night stay and it isn't really like I plan to spend all that much time in my room anyway. There are much better things to do in Vegas.\n\nWe didn't check out the spa. Which I rather wished we had since the fee it automatically added. We were actually looking to get the spa suite but they were all booked for the night.\n\nThe Jabbawockeez show (MUS I C) was a lot of fun. We got a 15% discount since we stayed in the hotel. It wasn't a great deal but I appreciate any discount willingly given.\n\nThe casino floor seemed to me to be on the small side. There were a decent amount of slot machines but not a ton of tables. We were hoping that maybe they had two sets of tables, but after walking from one end of the casino to the other, we realized we would have to make due with what we saw. All of the staff was friendly. The players card works for all MGM casinos so I was able to still use the one from when I stayed at the Mirage. \n\nI did win $500 at one of the Wheel of Fortune machines. Does this have anything to do with the Monte Carlo Casino itself? No. BUT I GOT TO WIN $500! That is bound to color any trip just a little bit better! =)
__label__2 I got a deal from Priceline but it's still expensive for what it's worth.  The guest room that we are in is really no different than what you might get at three star hotel.  The front desk and and receptionist aren't too friendly. The check-in process was disorganized. The room itself is older.  There is limited furniture and you can hear everyone in the hall.  The bed is comfortable though with clean sheets and a comforter that gets washed just as often. \n\nThe first room we were assigned to the key cards didn't work and people were making all sorts of crazy noise at noon across from us.  They moved us to another floor with working key cards.  The elevator setup seems efficient to regulate flow of traffic and the rooms are spaced well from the elevator. \n\nThe best perk about the room is the semi-large flat screen TV and the pretty bathroom tiles. The water pressure is very strong, too.  There is also a nice magnifying mirror, but in general the bathroom is small. \n\nMajor cons are small room and bathroom size, dated look, marked up walls, old furniture, no ice bucket, no fridge, no water heater, limited sink space.\n\nThere are a lot of on-site amenities... restaurants, food courts, and more. Also, this hotel is directly next to 24 hour CVS and Walgreens if you need anything. \n\nWe are only here one night in December.  We didn't use the pools.  I remember being here about 9 years ago and I liked the pools. Looks like the decor hasn't changed since then.\n\nAlso, the WiFi is spotty.  My iPad didn't pick up any connection but my MBP did.\n\nWe leave tomorrow night. I may write when our stay is finished. As of now my opinion is that it's a decent hotel, but more of a 3-star quality and overpriced for what it's worth.
__label__1 Good enough for people looking to save on a hotel (if you get below rack rate), while still being on the strip and close to good restaurants and bars. \n\nService is mediocre:  long lines at check-in and while waiting to re-issue keys.  \nRooms are fine, but aging\nNo wireless internet:  Only wired internet is included with the $20 resort fee\nFitness center is decent:  Not at all crowded, while the spa is quite nice with treatment rooms, whirlpool tubs, steam room and sauna.\nGood location near the south end of the strip, very close to Aria which has nice restaurants and the cosmopolitan clubs.\nPools:  I found it to be an odd combination of spring break partyers with music thumping in one pool and kids playing with floaty toys in another pool.  Couldn't really determine the target market for the hotel.
__label__1 I guess it depends on what you are looking for. The price was good. The pool was nice but I didn't use it and it's very well located on the strip. However the paint was peeling in the bathroom and the room in general was very basic and pretty run down. The hallway to my room had large stains on the carpet and the walls were beat up. My recommendation would be to spend an extra $30 a night and take advantage of some of the specials the nicer resorts offer. I will say though the customer service at the Monte Carlo was excellent.
__label__2 3 1/2 Stars!\n\nMonte Carlo is one of the most underrated hotels on the Las Vegas Strip.  I suppose if the room doesn't cost more then your car note per night its not good enough.  Well shame on you, shame.  I have had the pleasure of staying at the Monte Carlo on more then one occasion and let me tell you it does not disappoint.\n\nPRO:  The Smell.  Seriously, it smells sooooo good in this hotel all the time.  I find myself walking through the hallway and casino saying aloud \"OMG it smells so good\".  Even when I'm sober.  Now that's major.\n\nCON:  I completely forget about this place when I'm planning a trip.  I'm so sorry Monte Carlo, I really am.\n\nFunny story.  My cousin and I were on our way out to the club.  Looking cute and stuff.  We get in the elevator, and there.... Is a girl who just got out the pool.  Oh wait, no... she pissed on herself.  Not only is she pissy in the elevator but she keeps saying \"Lance Burton.. Master Magician\".  HILARIOUS.  We still make fun of her to this day.\n\nThe rooms here are nice, typical Vegas rooms (that smell really good).\n\nOf course, if the possible get the Monaco Suite.  It is spacious and mid-level luxurious.  Luxury without the price tag of a 5 star hotel.\n\nStay here, you wont regret it.\n\nGood for: Romance, Girls Trips, Guys Trips, Relaxing Weekend
__label__2 I haven't stayed here but I've been inside. Hotel looks really nice. Nice lobby and very well decorated. Its located at a descent location on the Strip. However, their casino isn't the best. If you are a gambler, might wanna hit up some other casinos.
__label__3 The Monte Carlo is the practical strip-goer's casino. It is probably the best balance of price and comfort available on the strip. It also offers an extremely high convenience factor when compared to other strip casinos. I'll explain.\n\n1. There's a CVS right next door. In a town like Vegas, spontaneous supplies such as sunscreen, sunglasses, water, and Plan B may become crucial to a successful trip. When you stay at the Monte Carlo, your 24 hour CVS is just a quick walk away.\n\n2. There's a tram to Aria and Bellagio. If walking is starting to get to you, this tram is your answer. It comes often and quickly whisks you a few hotels north so you can save your walking energy for later. This is especially useful if you need to get to the Bellagio quickly to give someone Plan B or money you owe them.\n\n3. You aren't going to be killed by mobs when you walk around. The Monte Carlo is one of the smaller casino resorts and, as a result, doesn't draw a million people who just sit around and gawk at the craziness of the building. If you end up here with a woman screaming at you about some unplanned pregnancy, you're not going to draw nearly the number of stares that you would at the Venetian. \n\n4. The walk from your room to the outside world is very fast. This can be compared to the MGM Grand, where the walk from your room to the strip will take 2 days each way, which is hard when you're dragging someone somewhere while they are trying to make a scene.\n\nOh yeah, internet access is included with your room...but you have to use an ethernet cable because the year is 2003.
__label__1 Just got back today.. 45 minute check in then we had to wait 2 hrs for our rm to be ready.. yes and the front desk put a rush on it. After 2 hrs waiting i got my rm and a compd buffet. We stayed in a spa suite. The view was nice but the room. So not worth being called a suite. Stains everywhere, the floor was wet, carpets dirty. Please don't pay full price for this. I got it for $55 and was worth just that. \n2 stars because of the location, the ease of self parking, and something I really look for is ease of the hotel. Very easy access from Ur room to the casino and a quick walk, and Ur on the strip. I would stay again but not in a suite. O and the buffet was gd because it was free. So not worth the $18 for breakfast.\nGreat weekend bad customer service
__label__0 I stayed here Thanksgiving weekend, and all I can say is that MC is an absolutely disgusting establishment.\n\nGranted, MC is your more economical choice for staying on the Strip. I wasn't expecting anything extravagant, but after my experience here I would have gladly put down the $30 extra a night to stay at a decent hotel.  My terrible visit began with the hour-long wait to check in.  I know Thanksgiving weekend is mega busy for Vegas, but come on.  When I finally made it to the check-in desk, I was informed the room I booked was unavailable, and was assigned one equipped with handicap facilities. No big deal.  That is, until I got up to the room, pulled back the comforter, and discovered a pool of BLOOD on the the sheets! It was everywhere and so horrifically disgusting!! \n\nI immediately when back down to complain, where I had to wait another hour just to talk to someone.  When I finally did get a hold of a person, they were only willing to change out the sheets.  Uh, hell and no on that! My God, there was BLOOD on that freaking bed!  The MC staff acted like I was complaining about a full trash can or something!  \n\n I demanded a room change, even though they kept insisting there weren't any available rooms.  They kept giving off this whole, \"What's the big deal?\" attitude to the whole situation, which I was not having. Finally, after asking for a refund, they offered to upgrade my room for free.  The new room was decent, (of course though, the bathroom lights didn't work and we had to call and have them replaced) in that there did not appear to be blood on the bed, and since I had already wasted my whole day dealing with the MC staff I took it to try and salvage some vacation time.\n\nNaturally, at check-out they tried charging me for the upgrade.  Dealing with MC was a nightmare.  I strongly urge others to avoid this place.  Overall, you really don't save that much compared with other hotels.   Save your time and sanity and go somewhere sanitary.
__label__0 Because of a discrepency between Monte Carlo and the booking agency that I used to book my stay, I had to pay for my room TWICE. I paid for the room in advance through the booking agency whom did not pay the Monte Carlo (not my fault!) and instead of the Monte Carlo taking it up with them they decicded that it was my problem and made me pay for my room a second time. I guess this must be their example of \"everyone is a VIP\". I called to confirm my reservation before leaving and they said that everything looked good. I went to check out and got a surprise bill of over $200 and they wanted nothing to do with helping me resolve the issue. \nOn top of that, the people at the Monte Carlo were not very polite and the window in my room over looking the strip was almost too dirty to see out of. Don't stay here. Don't believe the \"everyone is a VIP\" nonsense.
__label__0 My husband and I were guests at the MGM \"Monte Carlo\" resort from Saturday (2/16) through today (2/20).\nI would like to outline for you our experience and how in the future we will steer away from MGM resorts in the future.\n\nWe stayed at this resort because my husband was attending a conference and it was convenient for his meetings.  \n\nComments:\n1.  Baggage.  When we arrived, the bellman took our bags and said they would be brought up after we checked in.  He did give us a receipt.\n\n2.  Check in.  We arrived at the hotel at about 11 AM.  There were about 20+ people in line so we elected to go to lunch first. We had a nice lunch in the Cafe.  When we went back to check in, the line had dwindled by 50%+.  When we checked in, the clerk did not offer us an upgrade and did not mention the \"M Card\"  just basically gave us the room key.  We mentioned that that the bellboy had the bags and she said matter-a-factly that we just needed to call once we got to the room.  \n\n3.  Room Quality.  The \"standard room\" was very disappointing.  The bed and pillows were uncomfortable.  There were not enough outlets in the room for us to charge items.  2 Keurig pods and no real cream was chintzy. Shower was small.  \n\n4.  Baggage part 2.  After traveling for 10+ hours to get to the room, we called for our bags and was told that we needed the receipt.  In the haste of getting to the hotel, we misplaced the receipt. We were told that we would need to come and identify the baggage and after speaking to a manager of that department, was told that we would have to come down and that there were 3000+ guests, clearly, no VIP treatment here.  After finding the receipt, I was surprised by this practice since the receipt had my NAME clearly on it. AND THE BELLBOY could have checked the ID. Instead I was inconvenienced.  WHY THE BELLSTAND AND THE FRONT DESK don't coordinate so bags magically appear in guests' rooms, I don't understand.\n\n5.  Restaurant.  While we had an ok experience the first time in the cafe, our experience yesterday was awful. We arrived a bit before 8 and waited for table for 15 minutes. After we got table, we waited for server for almost another 10 minutes. We immediately ordered and the food arrived at 8:51.  The bill was never presented. And after we had to rush eating, we left at about 10 minutes later. The person who claimed to be the manager couldn't find bill.  We left a low tip and explained why and he was not apologetic at all. He felt the need to pull the receipt and act argumentative -well your order didn't go in  until....The point was this was a hotel serving 3000 guests, making eggs, isn't that complicated and once again we learned that the customer is NEVER right at MGM.\n\n\n6.  Front desk part 2.  We went to the front desk to add the \"M Card\" my husband had enrolled for online to be hooked to our stay.  The girl was very confused by this.  He pulled it up on his phone and it had a number.  She said she would do it.  When he asked for a spa visit to the venitian be added, she didn't understand and got argumentative.   She said \"She couldn't be responsible for other people's actions\"  What kind of team building do you have?  Clearly she won't ever be in charge of anyone's else's actions and she should be terminated immediately.  Argumentative yes, helpful, no.\n\n7. Gym/spa.  Very bad.  Really is this a holiday inn?\n\n8.  Cleaning Rooms.  Yesterday, we left our room at 7:45 and went back at 1:45.  During this time, maid service had not come. \n\n9.  Front Desk Part 3.  When standing in line to check out, 2 check out clerks waved for me to come to them. I went to the closest one. She looked at me confused and I said what, she goes \"I thought you were going to him\"--Like she didn't realize her colleague was also waving at another customer who stood in front of him while she was saying this to me.  She proceeds to pull up the account and stating each and every charge--you have a starbucks, a dinner here, a gift shop there, etc.....INSTEAD of printing the bill and letting me look at it.  Very bizarre indeed.  \n\nThe point of these comments is to let upper management know that we definitely were not treated like VIPs, that your staff was argumentative, unfriendly and not helpful.  Will not recommend your resort anywhere.
__label__4 Good price for a beautiful hotel in the middle of the strip.  Love this place!!  The lobby was clean and the lines for the front desk went fast!\n\nWe politely asked for something close to the elevator no matter the view and they gave us a room by the elevator with a great view!!!  Bonus on \nCustomer service!
__label__0 DO NOT STAY HERE!!!   EVER!!! I would have given it ZERO stars if I could.\n\nThis hotel is the worst one I have ever stayed at, and I will NOT be going back to any of MGM's hotels! They are all garbage!\n\n- Mold in the shower/bathtub\n- The door number plaque was missing, and someone promptly used a sharpie to write the door number in.\n- The safe in the room was broken\n- After declining maid service and putting the \"do not disturb\" card on the door, I returned to find my room was cleaned and $200 was missing from my room. My friend with me also had cash stolen from her personals.\n- After filing a \"security report\" the hotel offered me a $50 room credit as a show of good faith. When I checked out, there was NO record of the $50 room credit. \n- Numerous calls have gone unreturned. My last call got me to a grumpy lady who was too busy to help me. She told me that Mauricio Chales was going to call me. That was 8 days ago.\n- Email that was written to them has also been unsuccessful.\n\nSave your money for a nicer hotel, as the Monte Carlo is not even close to being \"nice\". \n\nTerrible customer service, despicable room and thief's for maids. Enter at your own risk!
__label__1 On a recent visit to Las Vegas, my friends and I decided to stay at the Monte Carlo because it had been recommended to us and we like the location. I would say overall that we had a nice vacation, but we experienced a problem at the end of our stay.\n\nAfter we had packed our bags, and just before checking out, I called for a bellman to take our bags down for us. After checking out and driving home, we discovered that a bottle of perfume had been broken in one of our bags. As all we did was go straight from the hotel back to our house, we concluded the bag had most likely been mishandled by the bellman.\n\nWe immediately called the hotel, and a very sympathetic person took our information, and told us he would investigate what happened, as well as what they could do fo us, and get back to us within 72 hours. After waiting for 5 days without a response, I called back to follow up. I was unable to speak to the person who originally helped me, and found that the person with whom I was now speaking had a very unpleasant, almost accusing tone in her voice. \n\nShe informed me that there was nothing that they would be able to do, insisting that the negligence lay with us. We were also advised that the first person with whom we spoke should not have committed to returning our call within 72 hours as this was not their policy.\n\nOverall I would say that I was disappointed by the fact that they are not willing to do anything about the broken bottle of perfume (which spilled all over an expensive piece of luggage), but even more unsatisfied by the disingenuous manner in which we were treated. It was an unpleasant end to our vacation and I certainly have no plans to revisit the hotel, nor will I recommend it to anyone I know.
__label__2 The hotel is quite clean, and the rooms are very spacious. The location of the hotel is great, there are many attractions near by on the strip.\nThe negative aspects of the hotel pertain to the bathroom. Although the bathroom is a good size, the toilet and shower are made for the hulk. The water in the shower feels like a pressurized hose and the toilet seems capable of flushing anything. Just remember not to sit on the toilet when you flush! Lol
__label__1 I won't stay here again! The first room air did not work, switched to another room the next day & that air didn't work! Staff is friendly but did nothing in the way of upgrading our room. I will stay at Paris because they always make my stay a pleasant experience. BTW no WI-FI unless we left the room to go to Starbucks!
__label__2 Moderately priced. Located at the South end of the Strip. Pool area is nice, but was dirty and crowded (food wrappers in the pool). Rooms had a good view, but poor soundproofing, no wifi, and no fridge (unless you upgrade to the deluxe rooms).
__label__1 So I came here for a conference and if this was my first time in Vegas I would prob never come back! The Monte Carlo is horrible compared to where I've previously stayed on Vegas. Where do I begin? Let's start with the room.\n\nRoom: super old school, dirty carpets, nicks in walls, chipping paint etc. I've added photos to this review so you can see exactly what I'm talking about, but the worst of the worst was the bloody bandaid that I found on my shower wall on day 1 that remained until day 6 when I left despite me telling the housekeeper about it. Also didn't appreciate the holes in the sheets and the lack of hot water! Now I stayed on the 17th floor and when I say I like to take hot showers I mean steaming up the bathroom almost too hot to breathe showers lol. So I thought maybe I'm being unfair and the water does get hot just not as hot as I'm used to. WRONG! I polled several of the hundreds of women at my conference and they all said the same. The water feels hot when it's running in the tub but when u turn the shower on it's like warm at best. It's also hard and made my skin super dry, but I was told my a local that Nevada has some of the hardest water in the country. Funny I don't remember that from my previous stay but whatever.\n\nHousekeeping: not worth their weight in salt! Housekeeping never changed the sheets, cleaned the tub or toilet. They only thing they did was provide new towels. I had to request soap. Also didn't appreciate leaving my room at 9:30 am, coming back at 3:00 pm and still having a dirty room. Especially when the same housekeepers were in the hall in the exact same location \"cleaning rooms\" when I left and returned. The last thing I didn't appreciate was the housekeeping staff placing my items in my luggage bags despite them being out of the way. It kind of makes me feel like they were going through my luggage and made me uncomfortable. I've never had that happen before.\n\nDining: so I loves the cupcakery! Great tasty cupcakes and Starbucks was good with pretty fast service. I also appreciated the 24 hr fast food places in the hotel. This proved very useful with my early morning flight. The Cafe was where we ate several times. Good food horrible service! They seem to be understaffed no mater what time you patronize them (I went during normal business hrs and late at night/early morning) and the service is very slow so if you're in a rush to catch a show you may want to skip this place. The good thing is they had 2 for 1 house wine for happy hour and it was good. The buffet was okay, not worth $20 bucks in my opinion, but hey it's Vegas!\n\nOverall this hotel could use a major renovation big time! The only reason I gave it two stars is bc the waitresses in the cafe are very hardworking and try their best to accommodate you and the food is decent. I wouldn't stay here again or recommend anyone else to.
__label__0 Check your credit card!\nI booked through priceline for a total of $99\nWhen I got home, I had a resort fee of $22 and some random charge of $79.\nI had to call their accounts payable department to get the $79 refunded. \nI asked to have the resort fee refunded as well but was told to talk to the front desk supervisor. \ni spoke with a woman that was not the supervisor and she wouldn't transfer me. \nI explained that the two amex charges I was charged equaled teh two charges they charged me. \nShe explained in different words teh same thing - they can't refund a resort fee. \nShe then explained that the $79 wasn't an additional room charge but rather an error. \nShe didn't indicate what the error was. \nReally, they just randomly charge extra charges and hope you catch it?\nI wonder how many other people out there got charged extra and didn't catch it. \nTrust level with this hotel = 0
__label__1 4 stars for the price and location...Had spa suite with incredible view of city center, strip and pool. 0 stars for cleanliness as our room had mold around spa tube and an item I shall not mention stuffed between the couch cushion.  Thank God my wife didn't see it as she would have been physically ill.  We never sat on the couch after that.  Staff was great and very helpful although I have not mentioned our room matters to them yet.  Pool was o.k but cramped and the lazy river was just too small to attempt to navigate the kids on a Thursday afternoon, I'd hate to see it on a weekend.  Very smokey place and just not kept up like it should be.
__label__2 Do not get the Monaco suite!! Total rip off,  it's not a suite, just a big room. The room was dirty and had old coffee still in the coffee maker. We where in the room for about 4 hours before we couldn't take it anymore and complained. The ONLY reason I am giving three stars is because they have us a free upgrade to the diamond suite! That room is AMAZING. Very satisfied with that. However that's a very expensive room, had we not gotten the upgrade we couldn't have afforded it. \n\n         The pool, lazy river and wave pool are supper gross and small. The water is a milky color, and they are all wayyy small. Lame. \n\n      Over all the hotels carpets where dirty...room service is NOT 24 hours and it's supper overpriced! $100 for breakfast for 2 and it took an hours to show up. \n\nHad we not be givin the free upgrade we would have left on the first night. Only plus $5 black jack! I will not stay at this hotel agian.
__label__0 Planned a quick trip for my mother in laws birthday so we had to book a room fast. My mom has stayed at the Monte Carlo years ago and she loved it. So we decided to stay here since all the other hotels were booked. We get to the hotel and wanted to see if we could get the same floor to my sister in laws room since she as well was staying at the hotel. They told us that was possible but our room wouldn't be ready until FIVE PM.. Mind you it was ELEVEN AM. No way would we wait that long so we decided to just get another room in any floor. BIGGEST MISTAKE! The front desk told us we would get a strip view for the inconvenience on the 9th floor. We were excited to go check out the room and when we go in the view of the strip was non existen we had a wonderful view of the roof of the top of the casino.. 1 star down..\n\nI tried to be open minded and not let that bother me.. But then I go use the restroom and the door gets jammed! I yelled for my mother in law to go help me open it because I was literally stuck inside the bathroom. It took about 5 mins to finally be able to open it . She had to push the door open with her whole body..Another star down..\n\nWe go down to the pool to tan and relax for a bit. They do have a small pool and even smaller jacuzzi.  A lazy river. And a wave pool. We walked around and it was beyond crowded you had to search for any empty chairs. The water was so nasty and hazy . I didn't dare to even go into the pool!\n\nBathroom lighting is horrible and the toilet flushing is so loud.. So night time rolls around and it's time for us to shower and get ready so I let my mother in law shower first. When she's done showering she tells me I might have to wait to shower because the tub is full of water.. The drainage was so bad it took forever for the water to go down. So we ran late to dinner because of this . Minus another star.\n\nThe pillows are not comfortable at all! They are so hard I even had to sleep with no pillows since it was unbearable.  On the other side of my bed there was also a big wet stain. Of course I didn't realize it until I stepped on it with my bare feet. I will never know what that was..\n\nAt this point I wish yelp had an option to put zero stars.. I won't ever be staying here again. If everything wasn't so crammed in together I would've been able to complain but by then I just wanted to hurry up and self check out and never stay in this nightmare or a hotel again. If your running on a budget there are plenty of inexpensive hotels on the strip. YOU'VE BEEN WARNED DONT WASTE YOUR MONEY STAYING HERE.
__label__3 First off, listen, if you are going to give the hotel 2 stars and say you'll stay at Bellagio next time, that is not helpful! That is comparing apples to oranges. Of COURSE Bellago is nicer, it costs 2-4 times as much.  That's like saying Denny's sucks because Lawry's has way better food.  You need to re-align your expectations if you are expecting the Bellagio when you stay at Monte Carlo. If you are looking for the 20-something wild club scene, this is also not the hotel for you. Do some research.  \n\nNow, that said, for the price it is great. I have been staying here exclusively for 3 years ever since my last nightmare stay at a TR property, and I have been very happy. Yes, things go wrong, but this is a huge hotel with thousands of guests moving through everyday. Cut them some slack. You are human too. \n\nI don't know why everyone is complaining about wi-fi not working in the rooms. They don't even OFFER free wi-fi in the rooms. Only the first floor, though I have stayed as high as 8th and got it to work. They offer free wired internet in the rooms, but no wi-fi.  \n\nI have never found rooms to be dirty. Worn, yes, in need of updating, maybe. But filthy? No. The water pressure is a problem at every huge high rise hotel in Vegas, and everywhere else I have ever stayed in one. \n\nThe pool is our absolute favorite of any Las Vegas hotel. Other than the one day it has a pounding DJ and wet bikini contests, it is a mellow, quiet, safe-feeling atmosphere. I love the lazy river and the wave pool, and I have never had a problem getting a chair in the sun or shade.  Wait service is good if you treat them well, and the only one time I saw any misbehavior security was on TOP of it big time (it was just someone who had way too much to drink and was endangering herself by being in the pool, nothing big).  I think this hotel does tend to attract families because of the pool as there are always kids in it, but I have never felt like it was overrun with kids, nor an inappropriate environment for when I do have my kids with me (which is rare). \n\nAdmittedly, we don't eat on-property much, we tend to go to other resorts for dining but not because there is anything wrong with MC's food, we just try to brand out and try new things and MC has not had the widest array of choices. Now there are more with the new openings so we may have to try Yusho on our trip this month. \n\nValet has always been fast and we use it every time we stay. I like to park once and cab/walk for the whole trip so we don't have to worry about drinking. I also have used the new express/early VIP check-in and it was great. One room of our two was ready by 10am, the other wasn't but they quickly found one that was and we were on our way to the pool less than 20 minutes later. Yes, the line for check-in is long at 3pm on a Friday - it moves very fast and you should see the line at Bellagio if you want to compare! Yikes!! \n\nOn our last two trips this year, the casino air was the cleanest it has even been. I did not need my asthma meds once, and not one time did I end up at table with anyone smoking. The air actually seemed pretty darned clean for a casino. \n\nOne thing I really do like about Monte Carlo is that it is not enormous and the elevators to the rooms are placed very close to check-in and valet/parking as well as the pool and the tram to Bellagio. I hate nothing more than having to walk half a mile just to get to my room, through a crowded casino, carrying luggage. \n\nMonte Carlo is also a good less expensive place to stay if you don't plan on spending any time in your room but just want an inexpensive, quiet, convenient place to crash, hit the spa and relax at the pool, while you do your partying elsewhere.\n\nAs for the comment about only \"overweight middle-aged White people, and frugal Asians\" staying here, that is disgusting and wrong. You've clearly never been to the pool mid-day. Yes, it is a quieter hotel, not a party scene, but that comment is really ugly. Sheesh!
__label__2 I usually stay at the Monte Carlo. I like the location and it's easy to find your way around.  I'm not giving up on the Monte Carlo just yet but they have some issues with maintenance and housekeeping.  The carpets are dirty and the bathroom has issues that would make Bob Vila crap his pants. That said, none of these issues were bad enough to repack my clothes and ask for another room. It's Vegas who stays in their room for a long
__label__3 Okay so my boyfriend and I stayed here Tuesday through Thursday. \nValet is EXTREMELY polite and welcoming. \nThe line was short to check in. \n\nWe got free tickets to the buffet.\nLet's just say, good thing it was free.  \n\nOur room was the Spa Suite. \nI loved everything about it. \n\nThe bathroom had it's own separate door for the toilet, which was great.\n\nThe hot tub was HUGE! \nI recommend bringing bubbles. It gets really fun. \nThe hot tub is just next to the window to enjoy a view while having a drink. \nThey also have little jets inside the hot tub that are so relaxing. \n\nThe couches were uncomfortable--stiff. \n\nThe kitchen was nice. \n\nThe AC is spectacular. It actually really works. \n\nThe food court has a great variety.\n[subway, McDonald's, sbarro, Chinese food, rubios, chicken tenders]\n\n\nMonte Carlo, you sure did satisfy our needs. \nBy far my favorite hotel on the strip now. \n\nWould have gotten 5 stars, but I feel like you should update your lamps to have an outlet to charge your phone. \nAnd also, the bottom sheet under the bed, [the \"skirt\"] was dirty. Looked like vomit. :/ \n\nBut other than that, I loved it all.
__label__1 Rooms were very old they need to update it the casino and hotel itself was not bad.
__label__1 Lazy river and pool was shut, apparently they claimed it was noted on the website but we couldn't find it. \n\nThe casino area and restaurants were reasonably nice and the room was spacious. The walls were paper thin you could literally hear everything, and the pipe work was so loud someone had a shower at 4am and woke us up. \n\nDon't normally like to complain but the overall experience was poor and after discussing with management they weren't to concerned in making it any better for us. I would not consider staying there ever again.
__label__3 I really liked this show.  There were a couple of cheesy parts but overall I thought it was excellent.  There is something for everyone and it's all quite tastefully and artistically done. \n\nThe twins are hilarious and it's awesome to see a couple of big girls out there strutting their stuff.  The rest of the bodies are lean dancer bodies, for the most part, featuring real breasts.  Hooray for real breasts!\n\nThe choreographies are beautiful and tasteful, overall... and some are quite poignant. It's not all about the shock value ...  it's about love,  lust,  joy,  pain,  pleasure,  desire,  distress,  giving,  taking,  the physical, the emotional, the silly and fun ...   The total human animal...    Watch closely. \n\nStandouts for me were the African dancer, the suspended bondage act, the water gymnasts, the transvestite torch singer ... and that amazing red cape that covers the entire stage is fucking *spectacular*.  \n\nA must see, IMO... and I would definitely go back.  I enjoyed every minute.
__label__1 Zumanity has Cirque du Soleil's usual extremely imaginative costuming and set design.\n.\n.\n.\n.\nOh wait, were you expecting more?!\n.\n.\n.\n.\nWell, OK, here goes:  you would think that the combination of super-hot bods combined with freakish flexibility and strength would make for one *hell* of a sex show, and you couldn't be more wrong about Zumanity.  Somehow, the show came across lukewarm for me.\n\nIf you want sexiness or plain old (?) raunchiness, there are much better venues in Vegas.  So I've heard.  If you want displays of mind bending acrobatic, juggling and other circus skills, there are *MUCH* better venues in Vegas, two of them Cirque du Soleil's own:  \"Myste`re\" and \"O\".  (We have not seen \"Ka\", and I consider \"Love\" to be in an entirely different genre.)
__label__2 Not my favorite Cirque du Soleil... First, the seats that we had (on the side), although at the third row, didn't allow us to see the performance as a whole. The few acrobatics were impressive but very limited. The interaction with the public was good but maybe to much at times.\n\nIt's a good entertainment just not what I expected from the Cirque du Soleil.
__label__3 This show is different from every other Cirque du Soleil show I've ever seen.  Be prepared - this is an adult show with nudity and very adult themes.  There were a few uncomfortable moments with the performances, but on the whole, it's still a very visually stunning show.  As always, the costumes are incredible.  The music is perfect.  The acts are all very inventive and the performers are amazing.  \nSimple words of warning - Don't bring your parents or grandparents.
__label__4 I LOVED EVERY MINUTE OF THIS SHOW. \n\nPlain and Simple.\n\nIt was AWESOME. \n\nLoved the interpretations, the symbols, the movements, the music, the costumes, the comedic relief. Zumanity showed all the different sides & angles in \"sex\"\n\nCant wait to go a 2nd time. This time Front Row Booth baby!
__label__4 Absolutely LOOOVED this show. \n\nThe first Cirque show I had ever watched was O, so watching Zumanity was such a different experience. \n\nThe seating area is small and cozy, but still very spacious. I loved the cute little couch seating around. \n\nThe vibe of the whole show was great. I just loved how there was a lot of audience interaction. \n\nI love the fact that the creators of the show were able to take sex and express it in very beautiful and classy ways that people wouldn't normally expect. This show puts a great spin on nude dancing and makes it enjoyable to everyone in the audience. \n\nGreat show. \n\nTip: Don't go to the show if you're up tight or not an open-minded person.
__label__3 soo good!!!!!!!!!! this is the 2nd cirque show i have seen and it did not disappoint! Not for the uptight or prude! :)
__label__4 Great acting....especially the MC...typical Cirque quality.  Did this instead if Believe after reading the reviews.  Glad I did.  Definitely enjoyable as a couple.
__label__1 After being pleased with Cirque du Soliel's Mystere, I made the mistake of letting my winnings ride, and I bet on another Cirque show: \"Zumanity.\" A show written for, and apparently by, confused hormonal eighth-graders. \n\nA friend of mine has a favorite saying when he goes to strip clubs: \"Let's not spoil it with words.\" (Anyone who has attempted to have a conversation with a stripper knows EXACTLY what he means.) Well, someone should have given that advice to whomever conceived of Zumanity. I haven't seen such brainless, low-brow attempts at sexual humor and dialogue since I was in junior high school. Zumanity makes the \"American Pie\" movies seem like works of Shakespeare. \n\nThe M.C. of Zumanity is some over-acted Dr. Frankenfurter-esque drag queen, who was given to some awful, trite little lines like, \"Isn't making love beautiful?\" like he was addressing a gathering of 17th century Calvinists who need convincing that sexual pleasure will not land them a place in eternal damnation. (This audience paid good money to see topless women trapeze through the air. You can safely skip the lecture.) The whole show was just an awkward mish-mash of, on one hand, graceful and suggestive acrobatic performances, and the other hand, crass and overt sexual humor. They need to pick a direction and stick with it; just trying slap them together is a trainwreck. If you're trying to lube us all up for a post-show hotel room fuck session, then why have a confrontational old drag-queen up there making everyone's skin crawl. The mass tightening of sphincters was nearly audible every time he/she made direct eye contact with the audience. I'm not exactly a prude...I managed to sit through an entire ice-skating performance of Johnny Weir in a lace corset without writing my Congressman...but I was short-stack of dimes for the entire 90 minutes of this so-called erotica. Even the obligatory orgy scene at the finale failed to register on the trusty ole' Bone-o-Meter. (Yes, the Bone-o-Meter makes a cameo!)\n\nThere were a few redemptive moments, when the incredible athletes took the spotlight and did their thing. There was a stunning trapeze act with a guy swinging by one foot over the audience (without a net), an aerial-bound female orgasm (this one definitely got my attention), and other mildly clever performances involving a pearly white ribbons (hint, hint!) and a cage match between male rivals. But there wasn't enough of these acrobatic performances to save the show. It's like they ran dry after a few good ideas, and then just filled up the rest of the time with dick jokes.
__label__1 I never thought I'd fine the words \"Cirgue du Soleil\", \"sex\" and \"boring\" in the same sentence. We've seen many CdS shows in the past and adored \"Love\" playing just down the street. Zumanity, however, was unlike any show I've seen in the past. This had a far greater emphasis on bawdy comedy than the sublime acrobatics we're accustomed to. The show had it's moments...the man rolling in the ring...the flying little man...but there were far more downs than ups. The comedy bit with the scotch filled falsies was silly. The acrobatic bondage scene had me reaching to check email. The plentiful bare breasts were, in this context, not particularly exciting or even appealing. The plentiful interactions with the up-front audience were painful to watch.\n\nIf you find Ringling Brothers meets Benny Hill an interesting idea, this might be for you. I had trouble staying awake.\n\n1.5 stars.
__label__4 WOW! that pretty much could be all that needs to be said for this review, but that would be lame! \nZumanity A+. I have seen this show once before and i was blown away then. This time even knowing what to expect, STILL blown away.\nThis show is for the dirty minded only! =) The show is done in good taste, not like a straight out strip show. The comedy in the pre-show and throughout is just the best.
__label__3 Extremely sensual and sexy, but I found some of the intermediate filler acts a little awkward.  The 3 acts that stood out are hoops girl, midget jacked dude flying around, and sexy twins water dance. I think I saw a few people leave because they were offended, but if you lighten up and have a few drinks, it'll be hilarious.
__label__3 Zumanity the adult side of Cirque. I have seen this show three times and sat in three different sections. Helpful tip: If purchasing tickets, stay away from the lower orchestra as there are blocked views if too far back. Usually lower orchestra is considered premium seating at other venues, not in this case as is just below the low hanging balcony in which makes it difficult to view the arial acts going on up high.\n\nGreat show for couples! Is a bit risque to take your mama or daddy to so stay clear of that, could make for some uncomfortable moments, common sense...just saying. \n\nI was expecting super sexy and erotic, is more mild than that. Did not give me that tingle and jump start I had been wanting or hoping for however was a fascinating show nonetheless. \n\nCreative, comedic and tastefully erotic...such a tease
__label__2 This was fun. Got a little board at times.
__label__2 I really wanted to love this show, but I guess my expectations were too high. This was the first Cirque du Soleil show I watched, and it was pretty entertaining, though I wasn't \"wowed\" or anything.The girls were hot. The guys were hot. There were jokes (some funny, some not so much). Acrobats. Dancing. They even grabbed some audience members to join in on their sexy fun.\n\nThe show wasn't very cohesive, but nonetheless, it was a good show, though I wouldn't watch it again. I definitely want to see \"Love\" and \"O\" next time.\n\nWould I recommend this show? Yes, if what you're looking for is something a little more \"adult\" and sensual. Personally, it just wasn't my thing, but this is definitely a good production.
__label__2 Seeing as I've been reviewing my recent Vegas adventures, I should probably get this one out of the draft burner.  I have a habit of letting drafts collect dust on Yelp.  So allow me to finish my four month old thoughts:\n\nZumanity is said to be \"adults only,\" but it's no Absinthe.  It caters to adults with a few raunchy jokes here and there.  And it caters to Vegas with a few topless acts.  But for the most part, it's very tame and even a bit campy.  I didn't find the show pushing the envelop on anything and it didn't appear at all sensual to me.\n\nI brought the boyfriend.  he enjoyed himself but didn't see why I fuss over Cirque du Soleil so much.  On reflection, I should have taken him to see something a bit more awe-inspiring (like \"O\").  \n\nA lot of the comedy is just heckling the nearby crowd.  And a lot of the acts highlighted in the program were absent during our particular show.  No midgets, no fat twins.  Perhaps that would have added some flavor to an otherwise lackluster evening.  Maybe I was suspecting something too outside the norm and my expectations were bridging on pornographic?  To me, this was a typical Cirque show with some dirty jokes and sexier outfits thrown into the mix.\n\n50% off tickets for military.  So a good deal to fill a few hours of your time.
__label__4 Just fun...show up 45 minutes early!!! It is hilarious! I had no clue what is was when I went....left laughing....great show...open minded adults only, as it gets into the other side of humanity!!!!
__label__1 Wow - what an experience my wife and I had - \n\nFirst, we weren't planning on seeing a show, but happened to be in the casino when they were handing out discount passes to Zumanity, so we said, why not? The line at the box office was painfully slow, we had 3 people in front of us and it still took an hour...AN HOUR! Once we did make it to the clerk, she informed us the discount passes were not good for the show time we were able to make. Figures, isn't that how it goes! \n\nSo, I must say, the show itself is pretty impressive - very funny, amazing and entertaining. This review reflects nothing about the show itself - the performers were incredible.\n\nHere is the problem - the theatre staff/management. We were seated in front a group of drunken idiots who didn't speak english and apparently didnt understand what was happening around them. They were completely out of control. THEATRE STAFF DID NOTHING! We complained and were told it was our own fault, we should have asked to be reseated elsewhere! ARE YOU KIDDING ME!!!!! We then asked for the manager, and she couldn't have been less helpful - she didnt care either, she told us they 'tried' to ask them to be quiet! ARE YOU KIDDING ME!!! YOU ASKED THEM TO BE QUIET?\n\nWe go no where with the theatre staff, so we went to hotel management. They couldn't care less. There are plenty of choices in Vegas - no need to ever step foot into New York New York again.\n\nMy apologies to the performers of Zumanity, you were amazing! You are the only reason this review doesn't get one star. It is unfortunate that your theatre staff don't care enough about other patrons - our experience was completely ruined.
__label__4 My husband surprised me with tickets while we were celebrating my birthday in Vegas over the summer.  He got them at a discount through \"summer of Cirque\" but I would definitely pay full price to see it again!\n\nWe had great seats!  We were in the 2nd row, behind the couches, center left.  Honestly, there didn't seem to be a bad seat in the house.  I was so happy that we got there a little early because the pre-show was hilarious. \n\nWe were on the edge of our seats the entire show.  It was VERY sensual but there was also a great mix of humor, live music, and acrobatics.  I highly recommend seeing this show with your significant other!
__label__1 I am a huge Cirque du Soleil fan. I have seen O twice, Ovo, Mystere, Quidam, Zarkana and Dralion. The concept of Zumanity intrigued me because going to Vegas for the first time since turning 21, the idea of \"the sensual side to Cirque\" was one I thought would encompass the adult theme of Vegas. Don't get me wrong, it did, but with a sacrifice. I did not think the stunts were as difficult as many of the other Cirque shows. Moreover, the dancing and soundtrack did not stand out as well. However, with that being said, if you're there for a fun time, the \"clown\" hosts of Zumanity will definitely make you laugh, especially with crowd interaction. The Zumanity experience is very different from that of other Cirque shows - it is a lot more intimate. For example, the theater was small and the performers of Cirque greet you when you head into the theater when doors open.\n\nFront row seats are going to get you a good amount of interaction so keep that in mind when booking Zumanity!
__label__1 I understood that this show was an 'adult' show, however, it was nothing more than unexplainable breasts. I do not consider myself a prude at all, but I found the show off putting. I do not think I knew what I was getting myself into. This show is not the Cirque performance that I was expecting. I really wouldn't recommend this show to anyone.
__label__3 Hahahahahahahahaha. Looking for a good time? Finding yourself in New York, New York? Spend the money. Bring your honey. You might find yourselves on stage. And, if you don't, you get to watch someone else's awkwardness on stage. It's a good time.
__label__1 I am not a prude person, I am actually very open minded to all sexualities and activities. To my own surprise, I left this show without feeling sexy, but rather uncomfortable and annoyed. \n\nHubby picked this adult show, paid $200 ish for orchestra seats close to the stage. We assumed this was like The Peep show in Cirque du Soleil style. Supposed to be sexy and sensual with all the amazing aerobics, but it was not! It was nothing sexy but annoying interacts with audience throughout the entire show. I was very relieved that hubby didn't get the love seats in the front rows, we were very close to the stage still. I felt bad for the people who had to go along with the embarrassing \" supposed to be sexy \" questions & activities on the stage.... It was horrific!  Not to mention two men hosts kept doing strange naughty things to men and women... And the adult toys and men costumes were nothing sexy but very disturbing. The young girls performers were very beautiful with nice body, amazing costumes too.  \n\nMost of the performance was not impressive. I only enjoyed the two girls amazing aerobic act in a huge glass cup, it was sensual, beautiful and sexy in a classy way! To my horror, there were just too many nearly naked guys on the stage... Yuk! I had to cover my eyes with napkins all the time when guys were performing, and the solo girl aerobic act on the ropes made me so uncomfortable, I have no intention to watch and listen imaginary sex scene with strangers sitting all around me.... The gay kissing was just too much... \n\nThe final imaginary orgy performance with a man and a woman from audience was so bad, please... I only wanted to see sexy girls perform on the stage, NO naked guys, naked old women, men and fat women! \n\nI had to get up and took a break, one of the staffs asked if I was OK, I politely replied that I had to make a phone call, and went to the lounge in the front to sit for a while, I needed some time out seriously! One more look at some naked men, I would literally throw up in my beverage cup! Sorry I meant no disrespect for the hard working performers, I am just not that into men's bodies. Well....I started to drink so fast from my big alcohol beverage cup when I got back, too bad it didn't make me feel any better.. Guess this show was just not my type of show! I guess it is supposed to be interesting and exciting for a lot of people, but for me, it was too blunt, they should've made the seats less crowded... So I could at least not to be so close to the strangers around me... I am open to sexy and naughty bedroom times with my husband only.... I definitely don't like to watch a show about it in a theatre full of people.... \n\nThey only sell drinks and snacks at concession stand outside the theatre, the frozen drink was too sweet and weak, the margarita on rock was strong though. Two big drinks and two jelly shots cost $54. \n\nIf you want to see a show to give you ideas about  different sexualities and activities, or into buff muscular naked guys, you will love this show, otherwise, Stay away!!!
__label__3 how can you not love this show if your in Vegas and an open mind this show will not disapoint and you might get lucky with your date afterward
__label__1 My wife and I went to the show excited!  We left the show disappointed.\n\nWe were excited because we have always enjoyed the all the Cirque du Soleil shows we have watched in the past.  \n\nWe were disappointed because it was nothing like the other Cirque du Soleil shows we've seen in the past.\n\nWay too sexy and weird for our tastes.\n\nYou should decide for yourself, though.  From watching people as they exited the show, it seemed like the majority really enjoyed Zumanity.  There were many happy people that evening.\n\nJust glad that we did not pay for the tickets.  Would have felt completely ripped off otherwise.
__label__3 I liked this show alot. It was great. There is something for guys and girls. Even big girls got love which is a surprise. BBWs walking around giving out strawberries was cool. My wife and I had a good time watching this show.
__label__0 After watching Michael Jackson's The One at Mandalay Bay I was so excited to watch Zumanity. I was hoping for energy, colour and of course sexiness, instead I got none.\n\nThe shows hosts were not funny in fact they were annoying, the crowd interaction was something you would expect to see at an all inclusive resort as part of their evening entertainment. \n\nThe show was slow and lethargic, the acrobats were a bit 'same old' and the sexiness just wasn't there. \n\nI should have took note of the people who left early but I couldn't shake that 'it has to get better' feeling.
__label__3 Unless you want to have a REALLY good time tonight, I would suggest picking some balcony seats ;)\n\nThis show was super cheesy, hilarious, and sexy at the same time. Guarenteed a good time.\n\nYou better be comfortable to your sexuality though and hopefully the people you're sitting next two, b/c there were a few awkward momements... and a whole lot of nudity. \n\nOther than that, single, taken, married, lesbian, gay, threesome... whatever yor thing is, they've got something for you.\n\nOne of my favorite parts of the show is the audience participation (the people closest to the stage). Luckily for our show, the audience members that participated were good sports and therefore made a hilarous, fun and entertaining segment for the rest of us!\n\nThe only thing I would have liked is maybe more acrobatics as opposose to dancing since it is a cirque du soleil show, but there was enough to satisfy me.\n\nOverall, a good entertaining and fun show!
__label__3 This was different than the other Cirque de Soleil  shows in a sense that it's a combination of acrobatics meets stand up comedy,  all while being sexual at the same time.  I enjoyed it and was very much entertained.
__label__4 Fun, spicy and beautiful\nI really enjoyed this show! And if you think which show to see in Vegas (this is kind of must-to-do in Las Vegas) Zumanity is the one.\nP.S.: I heard that there are some discounts for military.
__label__0 This show was awful.  I've been to many Cirque shows and I have no idea how they allow this show to exist.  There were minimal acrobatics, just a lot of toplessness and bad jokes.  That's $88 and 2 hours of my life I'll never get back.
__label__0 Meh. I love Cirque, in fact I'd count myself as a super fan (having seen every show that I can get to in LA, Vegas, NYC or SF). I first saw Zumanity back in 2004-ish. It was sexy, fun, entertaining and sure adult, just enough, perfect. So I took my husband for his birthday (dinner and a show in Vegas, nice ;-). We both left disappointed and with raging headaches. Where was the Cirque in this show? I saw drag, boobs, lewd jokes and minor acro feats. What I missed was the charm, the sensuality and awe that most Cirque shows offer in spades. You can see the aforementioned sexy XXX anywhere in Vegas. My advice to the consumer- decide what you want if it's raunch go elsewhere, if it's Cirque try O. To the Cirque team- try harder to stay on brand and revert back to the show as it was 10 years ago or take your name off this show. Zumanity is not worth the time or money, sorry.
__label__2 boo. hiss. \n\nfor some reason i'm just not a fan. the service was simply horrible, and quite unacceptable for such a baller hotel. \n\ni asked for the front desk to complete a small task such as deliver envelopes to other hotel guests. i was less than impressed when they lost the envelopes 4 separate times! also, they charge $2.50 to deliver an envelope. lame. \n\nnot. rad.
__label__4 This by far, is my favorite hotel in Las Vegas. I stayed here the other day for a few nights and gosh, i can't describe how beautiful this place is. I checked in later in the evening and wanted a non-smoking room. Fortunuately for me, the reservationist did not have anything available in the Venetian tower, so she upgraded me to a suite in the newer, more fabulous Venezia tower. Awesome. It was quite a walk to my suite though and I felt I was like some hamster in a maze while I was looking for my room. But as soon as I opened my door and walked into my suite, my jaw dropped. My suite was huge! Not sure if that's the standard size or not, but it probably can fit 8 people comfortably! And it was just lil' ol' me!! Man, I wished my apartment was that big!
__label__4 The Venetian is one of my favorite hotels to stay at on the Las Vegas strip...in terms of price it is more expensive than $50/night at Circus Circus..but you really get what you pay for when you stay here.  All the rooms are luxury suites...luxurious beds, living room, and a huge bathroom w/ a shower & roman bathtub..there's even a plasma in the bathroom! lol Some other cool little perks about the hotel room is that it has remote controlled drapes/blinds and you have 2 plasmas..one over by the bed and another in the living room...pretty cool if the dudes wanna watch sports while i watch mtv or america's next top model. lol It can also sleep 6 people comfortably if you get a room w/ 2 double beds b/c in the living room the sofa folds out into a sofa-bed.\n\nThe Venetian is also in a pretty good location on the strip b/c it's walking distance from the forum shops at caesar's and right down the street from the wynn. \n\nI also love some of the restaurants here...grand luxe cafe and enoteca san marco are definitely worth checking out!
__label__4 Very nice. It might not be perfect but it gets 5 stars for simply being an experience that EVERYONE should have in vegas. It's a really nice place with really nice rooms and have stands successfully as a truly unique experience. This is a hotel that doesn't need to copy any other hotels.\n\nI recommend this great experience to all. Oh yea, lots of good looking people here...hehe.
__label__3 lately, every time i go to vegas, i stay at the venetian. i usually stay with a little group to cut down the cost of the room. it is so gorgeous i wouldn't think of staying anywhere else! and it's so huge that you can cram all the people in there and not to squished. i think the most people i had in one room was.. 12?? we had the queen sized room which has two beds, and a sofa bed. only downfall is there's only one bathroom, but we made it work.\n\nthe venetian also has a great location. it's on the middle of the strip so it would be convenient to stay here if you don't have a car and don't feel like spending money on a cab. it's also connected to that one fancy mall that also connects to a few other hotels.\n\njust to let you all know, there's an AWESOME special going on right now that ends june 27th. you can book rooms till labor day for this special. promo code: EVTMP08
__label__4 The ONE and the ONLY place I stay at when I visit Vegas, and I come often.  The hotel offers nothing but palatial suites, all of which come with sunken living rooms with plasma TVs and bathrooms to rival the size of a typical NY city apartment.  The amenities at the hotel are the best in show.  Canyon Ranch has an awesome gym, and every massage I've gotten there has ranked as one of the best ever.  The pools there are also some of the best.  The luxe tower of the Venetian- as if the regular tower isn't luxe enough- is called the Venezia.  The pool at that tower is remarkably phat.  You feel like Italian royalty being there.  Tao, which is also at the Venetian, is by far one of the most scorching hot spots Vegas has to offer.  I've been to Vegas some 10 times, and I can easily spend the whole time at the Venetian.
__label__4 I don't think I'll be able to stay anywhere else the next time I am in Vegas. Had an amazing room, with an amazing view that was quiet and very comfortable. The 3 TV's was very appreciated by the boyfriend, so he could watch golf and I could listen to the news while getting ready for a night out. \n\nThe staff were very friendly and helpful and check in and out was fairly easy (especially for Vegas in the summer). The pool was great but get there earlier for a good spot. And the Spa was absolutely the best! Canyon Ranch is my new hero!!! The only thing that was annoying was our room was somehow looked over 2 days in a row for cleaning, but once we called housekeeping they were very nice about it and it was cleaned ASAP. \n\nI'm a vegas veteran and honestly this was the best time I have ever spent in Vegas, much of that was due to the Venetian.\n\nAnd P.S. the shopping was amazing!!
__label__4 I took my girlfriend here for her birthday and took advantage of a special deal they had in the middle of summer.I have to admit that I felt pretty baller doing so, as 8 of my friends were sharing another suite while I dropped 3 bills to spend two nights here. Anyway, onward with the review.\n\nThe suites are very luxurious and I can't find much to complain about, other than the bathtub being slightly too small and the toilet area being a little bit creepy (it's very small and there's a mirror inside). The suite is divided into a living room portion and a bedroom portion, both of which are equipped with LCD TVs for your entertainment. The living room area has a huge couch, coffee table, and dining table for you and your guests to drink and chat over. In the interest of time, we had two of our meals there and amused ourselves by drinking bottled water out of fancy wine glasses. Classy. My only other complaint is that the overall layout of it is a bit nonsensical to me, as the bedroom is located closer to the entrance while the living room is in the back. \n\nThe service and staff are top-notch. I had two major issues during my stay here (neither of which are the hotel's fault) and they were quickly resolved. Issue #1: The suite they initially gave us smelled like weed. I called the front desk and they immediately moved me to a new room. Issue #2: Drunken woman mistakenly tries to enter my room at 4:00am. She bangs on the door when the key doesn't work and wakes me up. I call security and she is escorted back to her room down the hall. They are very professional and very respectful toward their patrons. I would recommend this place to anyone if they don't mind walking a bit to get to the hotspots on the strip.\n\n*update*\nAfter staying at a few other places and paying similar prices, I've decided to upgrade this place to 5-star based on the value. No reason why I should pay $100 per night for a hotel room when $50 more can get me a luxurious suite.
__label__2 This hotel was great! The rooms had nothing to complain about; they were nice and spacious, and we had a great view of the pool below and other Vegas attractions. I would suggest splitting a room with others to make it cheaper to stay there. There's a nice TV, fold-out couch, and more! It got a little confusing because the 10th floor split, and you'd have to take another elevator to go any higher. However, there is great shopping and eating in the hotel, and the club inside is really classy and fun, too. The location is great... right next to Harrah's! The staff were very helpful, too, and knew their stuff.
__label__2 I was SO looking forward to my stay at the Venetian especially since Venice was one of my favorite oversea cities and this is the closest I'll ever be to it in a while. My friend got us upgraded to the Bella Suite, which was really nice. I loved how all the cooridors and hallways were decorated as a contempory spin on the timelessness of Europe. (sighs) \n\nEverything was clean and in place, but hotel service desk were a little unprofessional. Our last day there, we asked for a late check-out and that was ok. But when us girls were getting ready, the circuits in the bathroom and plug outside the bathroom short-circuited. When my friend called the front desk to have them come fix it, front desk asked us if we wanted it fixed or if we were calling to just let them know. What does that even mean?! It would have to be fixed anyways and good customer service skills would have prompted you to say \"we will have someone come up right now to fix it.\" AHHH! And we had to wait about 30 min. before anyone showed up. \n\nI'm sure if this hadn't happened, I would be more satisfied. Oh Venetian, I really wanted to give you 4 stars, but it's still a nice hotel. The only other thing is that the bathroom area in the Bella suite has no lock.
__label__2 A very nice hotel/casino to look at. I haven't stayed here before, although I ate at the Grand Lux cafe last year. Very good food, although pricey. I've also been to the wax museum located on the Venetian grounds. \n\nI thought that my honey and I would do the Gondola ride thing when we went to Vegas a few weeks ago, but boo at the 65 dollar price tag for us to ride alone. I think not!
__label__4 Best hotel in Vegas?  Yes.  Have I been to all the hotels in Vegas?  No.\n\nI've been to some and this is AS GOOD AS IT GETS.\n\nI want to live here.
__label__4 Gorgeous and absolutely stunning!  Pretty and posh lobby and decor, HUGE and spacious rooms that can sleep 5 people. Very nice and large pool area.  There are many restaurants and food places within the hotel as well.  The standard rooms are suites with 2 queen size beds and a separate living room area with a pull out sleeper sofa. The bathroom is huge too so it's easy for many people to get ready at once. \n\nThe main pool is very nice and there are plenty of lounge chairs. The pool bar makes really good mojitos too!  You can easily spend hours here.  It's difficult to get a chair in their \"VIP\" pool area though...you'll see what I'm talking about when you get there...\n\nI also liked the variety of breakfast and food places within the hotel. You can order something quickly ala carte style or go to a sit down place. \n\nIf you want class and elegance I highly recommend The Venetian!  It's one of the pricier hotels but if you split the cost it's not so bad; it's definitely worth the splurge.  I would stay here again hands down!
__label__1 Duration of Stay: 4 days, 3 nights (Fri 4/16 - Mon 4/19, 2010)\nRoom Type: 1,100 sq foot Rialto View Suite (room 27-205)\n\nCasino/hotel itself: 8/10\nCustomer Service: 2/10\n\nI'll start off with the Positives:\n- The hotel itself is aesthetically gorgeous\n- Nice little shopping center within the hotel (includes a cigar shop)\n- Amenities include free mini-refrigerator, bathrobes, slippers, soap and shampoo (all upon request)... free printing and internet come with the Rialto suite.\n- Large pool areas (multiple pools & Tao Beach option)\n\nNegatives:\n- Terrible customer service (elaborated upon below)\n- Not many late-night dining options within the hotel\n- Located at far end of the strip\n- Casino floor layout is clumsy\n\nUpon arriving at The Venetian, I found myself very impressed with the hotel interior. As mentioned above, it is gorgeous inside. However, this was overshadowed by the multiple issues that had occurred during our stay and subsequent poor customer service, which was amongst the worst I have ever experienced during a hotel stay.\n\nI had pre-paid for an 1,100 square foot suite (the Rialto View Suite). Upon check-in, I was assigned an inferior room. When I had pointed out the error, I was told my room was \"on hold\" due to bathroom maintenance, but after 15-20 minutes at the counter, the lovely Paige was able to take the room off hold, as \"the maintenance had already been complete.\"\n\nUpon entering the bathroom, one of the faucet handles was broken, the glass shower door squeaked loudly, and during the second day the toilet clogged up.\n\nI was told during check-in that because I had booked a room at the Venetian, I (&friends) could be put on the guest list for Tao Nightclub to enter free of cover charge, as long as we got there before midnight and there were more females than male in my party. Because of this, I dragged 7 girl friends to accompany me and 4 guy friends to Tao that night. When we got to the front of the guest list line, my female guests were let in free of charge but all of us males were asked to pay a $20 cover charge each. We paid it as we had already waited in the line and our women were already in the club. When I had asked the front counter about this the following day, I was told we should have been let in free of charge provided we were accompanied by more females than males. When I stated we had met this prerequisite, I was then told (in contrary) that it is \"up to the mood of the bouncer.\"\n\nOur room was only cleaned once during our three night stay, and that was the day before we left. There was no \"do not disturb\" hung on the door handle and we barely spent any time in the room.\n\nIf you stay at The Venetian and need to call the front desk for anything, plan to be on hold for 20+ minutes. This happened more than once when clean towels were needed (as room was not cleaned until the day before our departure) and when maintenance for the bathroom was needed.\n\nOne of our door keys ceased to function after the first night.\n\n\"View suite\" had lame view\n\nThe horrors did not stop after we had left. The week following our stay at The Venetian, I discovered an additional $410 charge on my credit card. I was on hold for about 30 minutes when I had called the hotel to dispute the charge, hung up in frustration and made contact via email due to no answer. $300+ was due to refreshments having been moved around the refrigerator (our mistake initially, though I was assured I would not be charged as I had quickly notified the front desk of the error moments after the incident had occurred.. a hotel employee even came in to verify the count the following day and reassured me that nothing would be charged). There was also a charge in excess of $50 for in-suite dining that I had not ordered, though I accepted the charge as one of my guests may have made the order without my knowledge (though none had claimed responsibility after having spoke to them). On a positive note, the A/R rep, Maria, was prompt (as I have found most A/R will be when it comes to matters of payment) and had even provided me with an itemized breakdown of the charges and a copy of the receipt for the in-suite dining (which contained a signature that was clearly not mine). The $300+ charge for refreshments was also credited.\n\nEven so, I must note in the end, the A/R rep still insisted on charging me an arbitrary $50 \"restocking fee\" when crediting me for the incorrect charges to my credit card. I asked her to advise what was being \"restocked\" as nothing from the room was consumed. It was an added slap in the face given the thousands of dollars we had spent that weekend on the room, the casino floor, the restaurants, Tao nightclub and stores within.\n\nBottom Line: The Venetian is among the fancier looking hotels in Vegas, but the customer service is amongst the worst. I will not be stopping by again during any of our future business or annual trips, and I will strongly advise friends not to stay here when the opportunity is presented.
__label__4 SWEET!!  Who could say no to a free upgrade to the grand deluxe suite?!!  It was like a 1 bedroom luxury apartment, minus a kitchen, replace it with a bar!  Corner bar with marble counter, stools and a flat screen too!  Also a little living room area with couches and another flat screen!  Next to that was an office area.  The room was cool too with a jacuzzi tub!  \n\nDidn't do too well at the BJ tables tho!
__label__3 Man how much have this place gone down within a year. If I reviewed this place last year, it would have been an easy 5/5 stars. Now its around 3.9 / 5 stars. \n\nI've stayed here at this hotel over 10x already and trust me I have noticed the difference. \n\nCons: The room use to include two generous LCD TVs, by Sharp I believe, now they swapped them out and included a generic no name brand. Not only was the TV an eyesore, it was smaller as well.\n\nChecking in - The room had a mirror that was tilted and out of place (cleaning lady probably couldn't do anything about this. The lamp was tilted/broken like someone just had a party in here.\n\nValet is horrible anytime during the day. You're going to have to wait at least 20-35 minutes. \n\nPros: The room is still fairly big. Whether you get a 1 king bed or 2 queens it will include a living room area with a pull out sofa bed. Venetian rooms are all suites. This mean you can pack a lot of people in one room. A lot of people who are budget do this and split the cost of the room.\n\nRoom Rates for regular people are normally $239 - 279 on Fridays and Saturdays. Busier Weekends can set you back at $299 - $499 a night. If you play at the casino your rates could be reduced or you can be offered favorable rates in the future. \n\nRestaurants and clubs are places to visit when you come to Venetian too.\n\nNeutral: The pool is packed and benches are hard to find, but its like this during the summer if you stay on the strip.
__label__4 This is by far my favorite place to stay at because every room is a suite! The rooms are so spacious and have THREE, that's right, THREE televisions, one of which is in the bathroom. My favorite thing about the room is the bathroom: his and hers sinks, vanity, tub, stand up shower, toilet in its own room, and of course the TV. The first time I ever stayed here the bathroom practically became my hang out spot. \n\nThe Venetian also has a great location. It's near the fashion show mall! You can cross over to the Palazzo and take the bridge to the mall. There is a Walgreen's connected to the Palazzo for your convenience as well. I suppose the Palazzo has the better location but I love both of these places just the same. \n\nMy suggestion: go to their website and sign up for email promos. You can get rooms for as low as $109. Also, don't be afraid to join the players club. You can get free rooms or mad deals on rooms. \n\nOne more thing then I'll shut up. There are awesome restaurants all over the damn place here. You really never even have to leave your hotel. Everything is at your disposal.
__label__3 This place is great to walk around. Anyone into art needs to check this place out.
__label__0 After they cancelled my reservation for no reason, embarrassing me in front of my group, I will never stay here again.  \nSad,cause it was my favorite hotel and recommended it highly to all who were coming to Vegas.
__label__3 This is definitely a 4-4.5 star hotel that is on the grand scale.  The outside of this hotel brings back memories of Venice, Italy albeit all condensed together in the \"front yard.\"  The decor is stunning if not over the top throughout this hotel with a lot of \"wow factor.\"\n\nThere are gondolas that travel through the shops area with singing gondoliers and beautiful \"walk-over bridges.\".  One thing about this hotel is it is always packed full of people.  The Phantom of the Opera show was very nice and again draws a lot of people.  The shops are upscale but not the top designers.  The restaurants are average to fine dinning with a food court in the casino.\n\nThe rooms set a standard in Vegas.  They are large all suite rooms featuring a sitting area with a sofa that converts to a bed.  Again, over the top Italian decor but luxurious non-the-less.  I believe the smallest rooms are 800-900 sqft and the upper floors hold rooms that can be jaw dropping.\n\nWith all of the decor and the phenomenal club TAO it still is only a 4-4.5 star hotel next to the Wynn/Encore, Bellagio, or Caesars.
__label__3 I spent my days at the CES at the Venitian, and my nights at the Holiday Inn Express in North Las Veags, hows that for Yang and Yin? You can still smoke in the casino and in the hallways downstairs, which is amazing to me, but the rooms are nice in a Las Vegasy old fashioned fake elegant kind of way. I did manage to lock myself in the bathroom of the Harmon suite for a few seconds, (see photo). What's up with pocket doors and funky hardware on four star bathrooms these days?
__label__3 This casino is beautiful, inside and out. The canals are beautiful, with gondolas sweeping past the crowds, opera sounds piercing the air. Shopping is fantastic and the restaurants aim to please. Their  rooms are luxurious, even at the standard rates. I love their room bathrooms, especially the vanity area as it is actually made for comfort and convenience.
__label__4 Was here for a work conference.  Nice central strip location.  \n\nAll rooms at Venetian  Palazzo are suites - about 7/800 square feet.  I have stayed in both hotels.  The Venetian is a little easier to navigate and avoid the Casino floor.  \n\nMy room was in the Venzia Tower.  Amazing pool area.  Very nice to relax, catch some sun and avoid the business of the Strip.  Leaving the hotel and getting to the Strip is much easier than the Palazzo.  The Palazzo is newer but you have to go through the Casinio to do anything - To the conference center through the casino, to a restaurant through a casino, to the street - through a casino.  You get the picture.  \n\nPallazo is a little more contemporary and newer but the room layout is basically identical.  \n\nService in both is impeccable.  \n\nThese two hotels are soon to join the InterContinental Hotels Group family.  You can soon earn and burn Priority Club points at these two hotels!\n\nPluses - easy access to the strip, Pool areas are amazing, Service is great\n\nMinuses - Resort fee is $17 (but wifi is included)
__label__0 To whom it may concern,\n\n\nI have recently stayed at the Venetian for my 21st birthday. Their customer service was terrible. First, I arrived into my suite and did not realize that there was a sign on the fridge that mentions that we get charged if the beverages were removed. I removed it without knowing and put my own beverages into the fridge. Then I realized that I would have gotten charged I immediately called the front desk and they offered to send someone in to check the fridge to make sure that nothing was opened and to waive the fee if nothing was opened. The following day  I was still concerned on if anyone has shown up to see the refreshments and I called the front desk again to ask for someone to come up to check.  Also, there were many things broken in the room and a repair man came to help fix them so we could avoid and charges happening after our stay. My boyfriend was inside the hotel room all day and did not see anyone come to check our refreshments. We made another call and a person at front desk said that they will just waive the fee for us. We were not informed anything about refreshment \"restocking\" fee.  On Sunday morning we called for more blankets and pillows at 5:48am and still did not get them until I finally tired of waiting for them until 6:45am outside my room. I went down to the front desk and tried to get them myself and finally around 7am pillows and blankets were sent to our room. Finally, Sunday afternoon someone has come up to our hotel room to check the refreshments. This was a very misleading situation because we were informed that our refreshment fees got waived. We were really confused because we have been informed that it has been taken care of. I have talked to many front desks employees and managers that were informing us that the refreshment fees would be taken care off. I am really upset with the customer service that I have dealt with this past weekend. I left to come back home still feeling unsure about the refreshment situation and my bill. I called today to try to find out how much I was billed and the front desk did not want to help me and said that they would just email me my receipt and tried getting me off the phone not answering my question. Then I have called the Venetian again and spoke to a male front desk person and explaining him the situation about the refreshments and informing him that there were the repair man and the front desk person reassuring us that we would get our refreshments fees waived. He was very understanding about our situation, but wanted to run through the manager. At first the manager stated that I was informed many times about the $50 restocking refreshment fee, but that is totally false. They argued that they have it on their notes that I was informed. Then they tried to say that I stated that I had the drinks in the bathroom. I have meant that the drinks were my own beverages in the bathroom. I am very upset with the way Laurie/Lauren the manager that refused to waive the charged and hung up on me when I asked I wanted the person's name that made the note that was informed because I wanted to get them fired. What kind of service is this? I had to call back and ask for her again and tried to get compensation, but she insisted that she was not going to waive the fee and that was that. I am very upset with the Venetian and the way they handles their customers with their policy and their miscommunications. I want to request if there are any taped recordings of my phone calls with the front desk because the manager I had spoken with had claimed that I was notified on every conversation concerning this matter and claimed that I had made statements that allegedly admitted \"facts\" that I had never said and the contradictory reasoning that was used to deny our claim.  This experience has been a complete disappointment to me and my guests.  I have never been this upset to make a formal complaint, but based on this experience, I will be making sure that neither myself nor anyone that I know will ever be staying at this disgraceful hotel again.
__label__4 Didn't stay there but best casino ladies room on the strip.  We tried em all at some point :-)
__label__3 Very Beautiful... We stayed for eight days total which is a long time, and i can say we had any complaints. we arrived around 10am and the check in was at 3pm, but after trying to get us to upgrade to a higher floor, because supposedly they didn't have anything else available,(we were prepare to wait ) but they did find us a room with absolutely no view, except the back of another building, but after such long flight, I didn't care. This hotel really does have everything you need we hardly went anywhere else, except to see other shows. The Pallazzo hotel which is basically the same because they are connected, was beautiful, out of 5 restaurants we tried inside the hotel 4 were amazing. The suites are very spacious, the cheapest suite you can get there is really, really nice, loved the decor. The reason I don't give it the five stars is because i thought the beds weren't that comfortable and the pillows are terrible, and I really didn't feel like the Hotel staff doesn't go out of their way to make your experience special, like other big hotel I have stayed at. Places that are a must try at the Venetian hotel and Resort: \n* Morels steak house and French Bistro: very pricey but sooo worth it, they have a special menu for wine and cheese parings is $35 for three different glasses of wine and three little pieces of cheese, the also include honey, preserves and slices of bread...Amazing!!! \n*The Blue man group: great show, very, very funny, great for kids. but beware the front row seats of the theater are the cheapest, and even though they give you a poncho to protect your clothes , you can get wet and or dirty. \n\nTwo things i was looking forward to doing during my stay at the venetian and regret doing: \n\n* Lavo nightclub: not worth the high cover charge and they huge line to get in, you won't be missing out on anything special. \n\n*gondolas rides: you pay $16 per person or $64 if you want the gondola to be private, is a 5 min ride, you have to wait about an hour to go on it, kinda of boring... \n\n\nGood hotel but it really didn't impress me, next time I'll try something else, maybe I had too many high expectations,but for for the price of this rooms who wouldn't.?
__label__3 my go-to hotel with my girls. been here so many times that i am sick of grand lux cafe. altho the food is good and it's open 24/7. the rooms are spacious, well priced and location is great. they have a coffee bean which is great (+2 stars). only (-1 star) is that wifi is not free.
__label__0 My oh my! If only you knew the drama and the stress that us girls went through in order to choose which hotel we'd stay at in Vegas on our girls trip. We went from a slew of hotels to stay at... our heart was set on the Venetian because a) It's a 5 star hotel and b) It's sleek and sexy! Normally I stay at the Bellagio and my friend stays at the Wynn so we're used to NICE FANCY hotels... in the end we chose the Venetian and the Palazzo suite for our stay... 1400 square feet of ballin! Or so it looked like from the picture...\n\nArrived on Friday at 11:30AM to check in... my friend hadn't arrived yet so even though check in isn't until 3PM I tried anyway... LONG line to check in... LOOOOONG line! An employee saw me enter the velvet ropes and asked if I was checking in and I said yes... he said that if I didn't mind going up the elevator that was no wait to check in upstairs... score! So I went up stairs to check in... my room wasn't ready and I requested a couch with a pull out sofa sleeper but I was told that there were no rooms available with the pull out sleeper... but that if one was available Saturday they could switch our rooms... a lot of trouble if you ask me to switch rooms so I asked about a roll away bed and they said normally it's $35/day but they would give me one for free since no sofa sleeper was available. Brownie points for them! They said they would call me as soon as the room was ready but that they would hold my bags for me... easy enough. We went shopping!! \n\nI got a call around 2PM that the room was ready. My friend arrived at almost 4:30PM so we checked in thereafter. Got our keys and headed up to our suite... arrived at the END of a VERY LONG HALLWAY and was ready to see our pimpin suite... opened the doors and..............................................................................\n\nwas extremely disappointed. BEYOND disappointed! Um was this the same room as the pictures?!?!?!!? Cuz it sure didn't look like it. The rugs were worn and dirty. There was no L shaped couch. Just a dirty yellow \"love seat\" which didn't look very lovey. Two small chairs and a small table in the living room. The living room looked... empty. Pathetic. Lonely. Everything looked... OLD. The bathroom was nice so I'll give it that. But that's about it. We called the front desk about not having an L shaped couch which I was told we'd get when I checked in... he stated it only comes with a \"love seat\" and I mentioned it was fraying, dirty, and old and that it wasn't lovey or lovely at all and all he did was apologize. My friend and I were... confused. Debating on what to do. We were supposed to meet up with 2 other friends to go to the Wynn Buffet for dinner so we decided to go do dinner and talk about it. Talking was short. We hated the room and felt cheated! So after dinner we went back to the front desk, IN PERSON, no phone calls...\n\nWe inquired about having a room that was \"more 5 star quality\" and the nice gentleman helping us started to show us bigger suites in his book... we explained it wasn't the SIZE of the suite that was the problem... hell we had 1400 square feet which is practically a house!... it was what was IN the suite that LACKED 5 stars! We listed everything and then he did some researching... and he showed us a different suite at the newer Palazzo connected to the Venetian and asked us if we'd consider moving there... and we agreed. He even mentioned that our suite has yet to be renovated and that it is older but that they are renovating next year... helllooooo FALSE ADVERTISING!!! The pics look NOTHING like the room itself. Ughh it was GROSS! \n\nBellman took all our stuff to our new suite in the Palazzo... and it was a BOMB ASS SUITE! (I'll write a review under Palazzo for that one)... but Venetian, you FAIL, an absolute EPIC FAIL... and never ever ever ever again will I even CONSIDER staying with you... lesson learned for me and my friend... BELLAGIO AND WYNN all the way!\n\nSide note: lots of great shopping, TAO is an awesome club!... and the gondola ride outside is super cute!
__label__2 The Good:\nThe room was very nice, much better then expected.  Great bed, sunken living room, awsome bathroom.\n\nThe Bad:\nThe place always smelled like someone was smoking in it.  It seemed to come in through the vents.\nThe view, of the rooftop, well, not that great.\nThe worse part, the price of everything.  $5-7 a bottle of water, get real.\nThe restruaturants, over priced, and really bad food.  With one exception.  \nThe Grand Lux Cafe, it was good and one of the best values on the strip.\nOh, and you had to pay to go to the pool and for Wifi.\nThe casino, had us sign up for a Grazie card, don't waste your time.  You only get point if you win and it must be a LOT!  to the toon of 10,000.  It was a serious waste of my time.\n\nThe casinos were also very very smoky and I did not find any of the slots worth playing.  I like machine black jack, but they were so rigged agenst the player, it was not worth playing.\n\nBut the Venetian was not the only one, all the casinos were just as bad.  Hence, I will not go back to that waste of time place.
__label__4 Amazing hotel!! Great service, clean casino and we had a wonderful stay!!!!\n\nWe stayed at the luxury suite for 5 nights and loved it! The suite is huge(well we live in manhattan so yeah very big!).... Have a separate area for us to chill, watch tv and have a good time... \n\nBathroom is clean and spacious, with a tv an separate room for toilet. \n\nOverall, we had an amazing stay, relaxed and happy.. Another good perk about this place is there are a lot of restaurants in the resort it self and you can easily walk around and find good food!
__label__4 This was my favorite Place on the strip. A nice chance. Plus a calming feeling in a city of constant noise and chaos. Even in the crowd, I felt I had my own experience here. Great place to shop, eat, visit, or play! Check it out.
__label__3 Been here twice now. Excellent service each time.\nAlso this is a great hotel for a convention since\nthat is what I came for. Very spacious convention\narea. The room I had was very luxurious and very\nrelaxing after a day of training, schmoozing, and\ncocktails. It's the type of room you can always\ncompletely relax in - so much space. Can't really\ncomment on the price as I wasn't paying - but a\nbig thank you to my employer for footing the bill.\nWould definitely do it all over again. Love the \nwhole Venice theme. I like the casino here and the\nrestaurants as well. This is also just the right\npart of the Strip to be in. Viva Las Vegas!
__label__2 Wonderful hotel/casino on the strip, right in the center of the action. The room was amazing with two king beds, then a seperate living room with a pull out bed. The bathroom has a separate room for the toilet, two sinks, a garden tub and a walk in shower. \nMy only issue is that we were captive there for a conference and the prices of food were outragous. Normally not a problem because of per diem... However this was a conference for teachers and schools barely pay any per diem at all. Mine paid $50 a day but I heard of others being paid less. You can barely get a good dinner for that amount in this area of the strip.
__label__1 I stayed at the Palazzo but accidentally checked in at the Venetian. The lady that checked me in was very rude and talk down to me. Every question I asked she acted like I was burdening her. She then gave me directions to the Venetian side and we carried our luggage all the way to the 18th floor not realizing we had to go to the 18th floor of the Palazzo. She checked me in, she should have directed metro the palazzo. The Palazzo hotel was great.
__label__0 Reserved the room for our honeymoon from Sunday to Friday two months in advance.  I called to confirm the reservation the day of arrival and requested a bottle of champagne for the room. Was told they couldn't do that, would have to check in first. On arrival we upgraded for our stay. Again asked about getting a bottle of champagne for the room (kind of ruined the surprise, since it was in front of my bride. was told there is one in the ice box in the room that I can charge to the room (not the same). Although the Venetian is beautiful, while walking around kept getting approached by barkers, \"Hey, where you from\"?, are you going to see any shows? what kind of phone do you have? You won!, come and get your free prize...after you sit through a time share program. Felt like I was in a flea market. On Monday we made an appointment at the spa for Tuesday. They took a imprint of my credit card to reserve the time slot. Monday night my bride found out that they run a special starting Tuesday. when we went to our appointment she requested the special rate. Was told that they couldn't do that because the way the computer works, ended up paying the full rate. Never will I stay there again, as a guest of this establishment I didn't feel welcomed nor appreciated for my patronage.
__label__2 This is a review of the casino.  I play craps and I'm used to the cocktail waitresses coming around often and remembering my drink order.\n\nI played for two hours and the waitress couldn't seem to remember to bring me a rum and coke.  Later in the evening, we ordered drinks at the bar and it took forever to be helped even though the bar wasn't busy.\n\nThe rooms are nice, but I agree with other reviewers, the Venezia tower rooms are hard to get to.
__label__1 The evening pool which was very ornate looking, was littered with little kids who had inflatables. Then a mom and her diapered baby\n\nTalk about deflating your well planned trip, not to mention babies and kids stay free. As a child free person, I was offended. I found no all adult hotels in Vegas \n\nThe Venetian has dumbed down or they offered FAMILY PLANS
__label__4 I love this hotel. I have stayed in several hotels in vegas and the venetian has become my favorite after my stay during this past summer. It was the week of EDC so the hotel was packed full of crazy people but I guess that's what added to the fun of this experience. My boyfriend and I came here with a group of friends not for EDC but just for the fun of vegas. \n\nOur room was amazing! We got placed on the 38th floor and I loved how the security personnel checks your key card before you're able to go up the elevators. It made me feel safe in a weird way haha. The first thing I saw when we opened our double doors was a baby grand piano, say whaaaat? Not only was there a giant piano in our living room but we also had a humongous I'd like to say 50-60 inch flat screen in the main room. There was a full dining table that seated 8 and our room came with a fridge, and a wine cooler. For the rooms we had 2 full king-size bedrooms each with walk in closets. Each room also had a 4 person jacuzzi hot tub, a stand up shower that had 2 shower heads with a gigantic bench inside it (I'm guessing it's meant for more than one person? lol) an in suite gym, and a dressing room with mirrors all around. We had 2 full bathrooms and one 1/2 of a bathroom. We had a fantastic view of the strip and the water show. We had some fun watching the people splash around obnoxiously down at TAO's pool party too. The bed's were so comfy that I had a hard time getting out of bed. \n\nFor the three nights we stayed at the venetian we found the service to be exceptional and by the push of a button we had a bell hop or hotel worker at our door within minutes. Room service was okay, though it's not quite up to par for the price they charge you. The casino's were awesome and I ended up winning $200 the first night woo! The venetian also has a little mall connected to it that's fun to shop. Most major designers (Chanel, Louis Vuitton, Dior, Gucci, Ferragamo, Prada etc..) are available for your interest. There is a food court in the mall that kind of sucks but that isn't the venetian's fault. I recommend eating outside the hotel if you want good food. Come on, I mean, you ARE in vegas!!\n\nI had an amazing stay at the venetian and our suite felt like home and I definitely did not want to go back to Cali. I will be coming back in December and I can not wait!
__label__4 A couple of tips - the delicatessen on the Grand Canal level has a self-serve soda fountain so refills are free.\n\nSelf Park is much closer to guest room elevators than valet.  Both are free but you'll have to walk through the casino to get to the elevators when you leave your car with the valet.  With self park you are on the Grand Canal level and only pass a couple of stores before you get the guest elevators.
__label__4 First came here when I was 10 years old and I fell in love with it. I have so many memories in this hotel. Now I'm an adult and whenever I visit Vegas I stay here. The rooms are great and comfortable. The place is so beautiful in my opinion. Although, when I last visited I noticed SO MANY COUPLES AND NEWLYWEDS. I was bummed along with my sister because we were looking to see some cute guys lol. We were not allowed to go to bars or clubs (not 21), so we sat in the lobby and we just saw couples pass in large numbers. So all the single ladies who are looking for some fun you might look somewhere else. But we passed by the TAO nightclub and we noticed many singles but once again it was restricted for us. In the end The Venetian is my favorite hotel of Las Vegas and I can't say I will ever stay anywhere else when I visits hopefully this year.
__label__0 About a month ago, a few girlfriends and I stayed at the Venetian hotel. Initially this was going to be a more glamorous trip for us because the Venetian is a little pricier than most but it had beautiful rooms so we were excited.\n\nAfter our first night in Vegas, we woke up and were getting to go to breakast when we realized that every single one of us that had money in the room, in our wallets or suitcases that didn't travel out of the room with us was GONE. As each of us checked our things we discovered almost $1,000 had been stolen (including the girl who only had a dollar bill in her suitcase) and 2 sets of speaker systems. On top of that this thief decided to open our mini fridge as well and take several drinks that we would later be charged for. \n\nImmediately proceeding this discovery we contacted the hotels loss prevention center. They came up to our room to take a report from us. Initially they seemed like they were generally concerned and wanted to help us in any way possible, but told us we would not be contacted for 2-3 business days (after we would be leaving Vegas) with the results of our claim.\n\nUpon hearing back from the hotel they told us that indeed our hotel had been entered during a time in the evening when we were gone. So my question to them was, how can you fix this situation? Their answer: we can do anything about it . I realize that there is a safe in the room that you can put your things into, like the hotel suggested, but no one comes to a 5 star hotel, like the Venetian and expects to be burglarized! \n\nI am so frustrated and let down by the way things were handled by the Venetian. After all of this was said and done and I continued to ask what the Venetian could do to better my loss of $300 worth of property, they continuously shook my calls off, left me hanging and would not help me. \n\nNEVER stay at this hotel if you bring nice things with you and leave them in the room apparently it is acceptable to be burglarized and have it shrugged off. I am very disappointed in the loss prevention program and safety of the rooms.  The Venetian, from my perspective is at fault for my losses incurred and I expected much better customer satisfaction.
__label__0 I fell in front of the Venetian on slippery cement. Security asked if I wanted an EMT, I said no. But after a few days my tail bone was killing me so I called Venetian and they said sorry, because I waited they wouldn't help pay for my care. I am a senior and they dismissed me. I will never take anymore of my company to Venetian. VENETIAN DOESN'T CARE ABOUT SENIORS!!!!! It was their liability and they wouldn't accept it although I had alot of witnesses.
__label__1 I'm reviewing this place not for a hotel stay, but hanging in the casino, eating at Stack, and partying at Jet.  Synopsis: has more 'tude than the Palms, less refinement than THEhotel at Mandalay, and crappier food and service than both.  Good thing MGM owns one of those other two so it can cover many bases, but there was just some panache missing here....
__label__1 checkin/checkout is really slow and crowded with the huddled masses, public areas are very smokey, restaurants are over priced, wish we had stayed at the venetian.
__label__3 Out of the plethora of hotels on the Las Vegas Strip, The Mirage is one of the better ones because it has one of the best locations on the strip, it's more of a hotel for normal people in their early to mid 20s and I like Jet.  I've always had a good time here.\n\nTheir rooms were recently remodeled I believe and they are perfect for a group of girls because there's a lot of counter space in the bathroom and mirrors everywhere so you can get ready.  \n\nIt's a nice hotel without being extremely pricey.
__label__3 If you aren't prepared to flash the cash for The Wynn or The Bellagio (and I don't blame you) The Mirage is the way to go. I would have never stayed here prior to the room upgrades but this is now my regular Vegas hotel. \n\nThey have great restaurants (BLT Burger) and a Starbucks on premises. Staff are always friendly enough and there is everything you would expect to be able to have a serious gamble in a major Strip casino.\n\nThe real gem here is the Beatles/Cirque Du Soliel show 'Love' - I have seen it twice and it really is the best show I have ever seen period.
__label__2 I'll keep it short, nice hotel for the price and great pool area. Close to all the good stuff.
__label__2 One of the 'good' hotels on the strip when it comes to fun cool things to see and do.  The interior garden is tropical and there are little nooks to get lost in... sit and think...and then move on with your coffee before another army of kids come rolling off a sight seeing tour truck. \nThey have a starbucks here , from what I was told, but I never found it.
__label__1 The Mirage is OK but this review is more about their gym, or lack thereof.\n\nHow can you have a resort hotel this size, with massive conference facilities, and have a gym that's so tiny?  The gym consists of 6 treadmills, 5 stairclimbers, and 5 cross trainers.  And 2 of the machines were broken.\n\nAnd there was a line out the door.  Sooooo lame!
__label__1 Beware  the Resort charge that no one mentions until you see it on your bill at check out! Just what is this for? Especially considering that to use the weight room there is another $25 charge and the cardio room is small with a few although nice machines. Booked through price-line and thought I was getting a good deal but with the $20 a day extra charge,I would have booked another hotel for the same $.\nMirage is a decent Hotel that has certainly seen it's glory days. The rooms are showing some wear and the hotel in general is OK but certainly not a 3 or 4 star property any longer. The front desk was efficient and 1 out of 2 desk persons was friendly as well.\nFood and beverage was decent at Carnegie deli and good at Stacks. Stacks maybe a hidden gem for Vegas food and cocktails\n\nSurf
__label__2 I stayed at the Mirage in February with my boyfriend. Do not get me wrong--Mirage has an awesome value with extraordinarily beautiful tropical surroundings, cool nightclub options, nice tasty restaurants, and a couple of good shows, nice buffet though overpriced. But they did not have enough shows for me especially in the cheaper range (I guess that's about the clientele they are pursuing). The slots were not paying out to me and neither was I winning on the tables. I took out money from an ATM and everyone was staring hard at me (not sure why....perhaps no one ever uses because of the very high fees...I did not care). The ambiance is tooo dark in the casino...it made the experience rather gloomy. The people at the player's club were just rude. The rooms were clean and spacious with a cool view but the dark orange and brown tones were too masculine for my taste. I like pastels or light colors, and the colors of a room can affect my mood---no money for Mirage! \n\nI still love the out-front volcano and South-beach theme--GORGEOUS!
__label__1 VERY OVER RATED!   SLOW check in, SNOW ticket pick up, POOL closed at 4 and 5PM on a weekend.  Charges for in room frig and internet.  Many other extra fees.  OVERPRICED  Beatles LOVE Show was a great show with high ratings.  VALET Service does get 5 stars.  Would never go back to this hotel due to choices nearby.
__label__0 10 Reasons NOT to stay at The Mirage Hotel:\n\nThe Mirage needs some serious management training and leadership skills in customer service. I was staying there for the Digital Auto Dealer Conference in early Oct 2011. Here are the \"low lights\" of my stay:\n1. Called ahead to ask for early check in. I was told no problem. When I got there, they actually laughed at me and said \"no chance.\"\n2. I had to stow my bags with the bellman so I went to the \"Bell Desk\" to do that and they acted like I was bothering them and then pointed that I should go outside to do that.\n3. Once in my room, I called the bell desk several times to retrieve my bags, getting an automated attendant and COMMERCIALS! while I was waiting for someone to pick up. It took 4 tries to get someone on the phone and once I did, Cynthia laughed at me when I told her the substandard experience I had just received. I actually asked her, \"Are you laughing at me?\" but she didn't reply.\n4. Whenever you call any dept in the hotel, they don't know your name. They ask you every time to state your name, making me feel unimportant.\n5. Most every hotel these days has an in-room coffeemaker. Mine didn't so I called room service. I like to have hot water in the mornings so I asked about it and they said I would have to order hot water from room service! Really???\n6. I did like they said, I ordered hot water from room service and guess what?  It tasted and smelled like coffee!\n7. There was no shower cap (I know this is a small one but to those of us with long hair, it's a big deal).\n8. The rooms are dirty, they need a makeover.  Appalling.\n9. After I checked out I had time before my flight so I asked where in the hotel could I work for a few hours without any cigarette smoke (since I am allergic).  I was told the only place in the hotel where there is no smoking was Starbucks.  Thank you Starbucks for being the only bright spot in my stay at the Mirage.\n10. I had to visit the ladies' room during my Starbucks stay and had to walk far into the casino to get there.  When I did, there was no toilet paper in ANY of the stalls.\nWith that, I called a taxi and left for the airport early.  DO NOT stay at the Mirage Hotel.  Run away and never come back!
__label__3 You may not win on the slots, but the hotel rooms are nice. I stayed at the Mirage for my Thanksgiving weekend in Vegas.\n\nNOTE: IF YOU TOUCH ANYTHING IN THE FRIDGE AND MOVE THINGS AROUND, YOU'LL GET CHARGED FOR THEM. You'll also find a \"mobile pleasure kit,\" aka a mini vibrator in the mini fridge area, talk about convenient\n\nNow that that's out of the way. The Mirage has friendly efficient service and the rooms are spacious and clean. I had a really good time staying here. i was in the middle of everything on the strip. The volcano show isn't that cool but, that's okay there are so many shows going on in Vegas that's not exactly my most pressing issue.\n\nI did have a bit of trouble connecting to the wi-fi and around 10 pm (when I called at 9) they couldn't figure out what was the problem and brought me an ethernet.\n\nThe Beatles Show, Revolution, is also located in the lobby. And it was amazing. You get a discount for staying in the hotel for the \n\nThe food was extremely expensive. The Buffet place downstairs, Carnegie Deli, etc. It was all really expensive. I mean I know most food is going to be expensive but it was seriously a bit much.
__label__1 Un-hip clientele.  Bar staff that are rude as hell.  Not even a good center bar to hang out at.  Why was I here all of Friday night?  I'm not really sure... oh yeah, cheap tickets to their nightclub.  All I know is I left Mirage thinking I'd only be back there to see Beatles LOVE again.  This place is so weak.
__label__0 Reviewing the room service food here...\n\nOrdering room service here is volunteering to be robbed.\n\nEverything was atrocious and bland. Spaghetti overcooked, not enough sauce and wattery. Meatballs 100% frozen low grade beef. \n\nMac and cheese, flavorless. Literally tasted like nothing. \n\nAlfredo also bland and bad flavor. Stale bread. I don't think the kitchen uses salt.\n\nSo basically I was charged $75 for a meal that had a food cost of maybe $12.\n\nI'm sure the breakfast is a bit better, and some of the restaurants in house are quite good. Still, pretty disappointed with this meal.
__label__1 Back in the day of the early 90s when the Mirage first opened its doors, it was definitely considered one of the best hotels/casinos on the strip! I remember going there the first year it opened and watching Siegfried and RoyBut over the past 2 decades it has definitely declined in its overall quality! \n\nFirst of all, the casino/hotel definitely needs to remodel all the game play tables! They seem pretty worn out and the lighting in the casino is surprisingly a little too dim for me! I prefer bright lighting when I'm gambling my money whether I am winning or losing!\n\nSecond of all, when I come to Vegas I expect to be spoiling myself because Vegas in itself is a vacation getaway and it doesn't come cheap! The rooms are at a pretty cheap price and sometimes I am even offered free stay, but the interior design of the rooms are pretty old and cheap. The walls are so thin that you can hear everything happening ANYWHERE near your room  (conversations, other peoples tv sets, other guests bathroom, drunk people at 3am) . The bedding is hard and scratchy. My biggest pet peeve about the rooms are the bathrooms. I seriously do not think they have remodeled them since the 90s! The toilet system is pretty terrible in which it flushes fast but the water tank loudly continues for 5 straight minutes.  \n\nI WARN YOU **DO NOT ORDER ROOM SERVICE UNLESS YOU'RE DRUNK TO THE POINT OF NOT BEING ABLE TO WALK** The room service is extremely overpriced (as is most room service meals in Vegas Hotels) but the quality of the food is definitely NOT WORTH THE PRICE you must pay! The restaurants and bars in the Mirage are not too great. \n\nThe last time we stayed here back in april of 2012 we were sadly sadly let down to the point where I know I will never be staying here again even if I do continue to get free stays. We decided to stay because I got a special discount of $39 a night even on a weekend. We arrived mid afternoon to the hotel and went straight to the front desk to check-in, after a 15-20 minute wait (which is usually normal in any vegas hotel)  we finally got to check in, I guess the girl checking us in was relatively new because she had to ask her co-worker for step by step instructions on how to check us in. After 10 minutes we finally got our keys and walked up to the room, guess what? She gave us the wrong keys! They weren't psyched to our room!! We had to go back down to the front desk and get keys that actually worked. After a 2 night stay upon check out I overlooked the bill and it looked fine but when I checked my credit card statement they charged us twice for the same bill which then led me to call the Mirage and my credit card company to get it sorted out. I'm sorry but I just don't think the prices are worth the customer service, bad room conditions, old decor, and worn out gambling areas.
__label__3 Was just here a few weeks ago on a work trip. Hotel was lovely, staff was very friendly, room service always arrived on time, and the hotel was extremely clean! The bed was super comfortable, nothing compared to my own bed of course, but the second best thing! I will definitely be staying here again on another Vegas trip.
__label__2 I am a fan of Mirage.  It may not be the best out there, but it def gets the job done.  Its above average in surrounding and amenities and best of all is in the dead center of the strip action.  By far the best bang for your buck.  They have a great pool and restaurant selection, but since you are in the middle of it all, you can always cross the street if you need a little Denny's action.  \n\nThe only downsides were on the technical operations side.  Of 3 door keys I was issued, only 1 worked part time.  My players card which I had re-issued 4 times during my stay worked like a broken clock when inserting in slots or poker machines.  While not the end of the world.  Def annoying.\n\nMirage is part of the M Life group which runs the loyalty card rating system for their group of hotels.  The comp system is very complicated and stingy.  Loosen your purse strings.   4 days of playing craps a few hours a day and I didn't even get a free lunch?\n\nA fridge and/or microwave would be nice in the room as well, not as an extra charge. Banging people out for $28 a day \"resort fee should cover the appliances.  Its funny, I wanted to give this place 4 stars but after going over my review, its def a 3.\n\nMirage, if it wasn't for your sweet location......\n\nMirage - In (but not exclamation point in) so semi in.  (that's what she said)
__label__0 BED BUGS...BEWARE. Infested and never reported.
__label__1 You don't get much for your player card status at Mirage . Wi-Fi Internet access in the hotel room is terrible; which you are paying for with a resort fee.
__label__2 A lot of people love the Mirage... I'm not a big fan. \n\nI like it there. It's okay. It's in a decent location, it has some good restaurants, some bars and other things, it just doesn't tickle my fancy much. Maybe it's the middle-aged vibe? It feels older. The crowd is older and everything seems a little worn out.
__label__1 Customer service is very disappointing.  Expected a little more from Mirage.  Probably will not stay again.  Room request completely ignored.  Drink service on gaming floor was non existant even after talking with supervisor to get someone over to our area. An hour past with no drink server.  Ridiculous, this was on a Monday.  Had my reservation jacked up and had me checking out a day before I was supposed to.  Just not what I expected from an upscale Hotel & Casino.  Overall, not that good of an experience.  Guest service needs some serious improvement.
__label__1 The location of the hotel is great. Besides the location is overall very old. They have not done any renovations since 2005. It's an average hotel with not much to do inside besides the casino. For the price I paid here next time I'm sure I'll get a much newer and nicer place to stay. You really don't get the Vegas action you need.\n\nRecommended for people over 50.
__label__1 Probably not itching to book at the Mirage again. \n\nThe main issue I had was the room smelled when I checked-in. The source of the smell was from the restroom- it smelled like dirty gym socks that had been placed in a juicer. I called the front desk to get this issue addressed- the phone operator seemed a bit unapologetic about this nuisance. After saying she would have someone look into the issue, an hour had passed and no one had come to the room. I called the front desk again and a different rep had an entirely different tone than the first employee- she apologized for the inconvenience and was able to waive our resort fees. Although the defogging (basically making the room smell good again) meant we had to stay out of the room for two hours, it was worth it (then again, to distract time, we ended up gambling = losing).\n\nThe response time of the TV was painfully slow. Channel surfing was at a crawl. The only other inconvenience of the weekend was the tram connecting Mirage to Treasure Island was down for a brief period and it was when we were needing it on our walk home from a long night out.\n\nA plus of the hotel is that I got a room overlooking the pool and the dolphin exhibit. those dolphins are so smart!
__label__2 Pros: Clean basic rooms (the adjacent door was convenient), free WIFI, good location on the strip - especially good since it was right where the finish line for the Rock N Roll Half Marathon! Woot. \n\nCons: Wasn't the biggest fan of the lobby...found it a bit dimly lit, not lively, and didn't put me in the best mood.
__label__3 Fine hotel.  I have not stayed here lately.  In the past, though, I have found the rooms to be a good value for the money.\n\nWhat do I like about the Mirage?  The Volcano show in front of the hotel is always entertaining.  The eruptions begin at 5pm every evening and run every hour on the hour until 11pm.  The casino has always been good to me.  I have actually earned money here over the years.\n\nThe best thing about the Mirage is that they have Carnegie Deli!  The sandwiches are gigantic and the cheesecakes look heavenly.  No need to go to NYC to enjoy it.  Just come to the Mirage in Vegas.
__label__2 Just checked out this morning after a 4 night stay.  This is a solid hotel but next time I will stay elsewhere, probably the Bellagio.  The standard rooms are spacious but as others have said here, the bathrooms are TINY.  Closet is very small, too.  The bathrooms are about 5' wide (just wide enough for double sinks) and about 8-9' long.  Tub is just a standard crappy tub with a curved shower bar.  There are nicer bathrooms in low end Marriotts.  The beds were comfy and it's a plus that they had two queens in a room and not doubles.  \n\nOverall the hotel and casino feel a little run down and the clientele leaves a bit to be desired.  I think the Mirage's best days are over.
__label__0 Was having a great time until I realized they house six captive dolphins. Was shocked...they are literally in a swimming pool. Really sad. No thanks i'll stay elsewhere next time.
__label__3 Stayed from 6-27 to 7-2 2014. Have stayed many times and it has always been GREAT! Love this place. We are poker players and we really like the feel of the poker room. The rooms are top notch as always. Only thing I didn't really like was the room service. took 1 1/2 hours to get 1 item. but oh well. Will be back for sure! I miss it already
__label__2 just returned from my stay this weekend. i thought the hotel was very unorganized. i got locked out of my room 'cause the the night lock/ hatch got stuck on the door without anyone being in the room. i called the front desk all day to get my luggage out of my room which had to be done asap since they gave me the wrong rooms the night before (i booked 2) and i had to switch rooms. they didn't understand what the problem was with the hatch and assumed i couldn't get in my room 'cause i already approved the room switch however the key still worked but the hatch was obviously not letting the door open all the way. even room service employee was trying to figure out what was up with my room door and how the the hatch was on. she said i should call the front desk 'cause she had to clean it. when i finally got through to the front desk for some reason instead of sending maintenance they sent security. finally i saw a maintenance man walking the hallway and told him the problem and he fixed it in seconds. even checked the room and said it was probably haunted. and the room switches, i waited all day for them. they kept saying theyll be ready in an hour, then half an hour, then half an hour later they would be ready in another half hour. i basically just wasted my whole friday on room switches and waiting for someone to fix my room door so i can collect my stuff. it was kinda disappointing because i've stayed here before and really liked my experience. don't think ill return to this hotel. i have had way better experiences at other mlife hotels. \n\nThe rooms were clean and there was a lot to do within the casino during my stay. in addition, my previous experience was really good which is why i decided to give 3 stars. I don't know why I was having so much bad luck this time around.
__label__0 Had occasion to stay here recently due to a having an evening planned there. First of all, this place is showing its age a bit. The Front Desk staff were OK, a little rushed and not too friendly. Getting to your room here is a hassle. I'm a bit resentful of being forced to drag our bag through the entire casino to get to the elevators. I'm also resentful of paying $252.00 for an old room and getting shanked for a $25.00 \"resort fee\". This is just a straight rip off, a \"because we can F*ck You\" fee.
__label__3 I have to say, as much beef as is eaten in Vegas I am surprised cows aren't extinct yet...there are steakhouses everywhere of varying quality. I really dug this one. The bone-in ribeye was just about the best steak I have had in this town, the waiter's wine recommendation was spot-on, and the service was impeccable. \n\nOne thing I noticed, and this separates the good from the great. No service person approached us when we were chewing. That's the worst, being asked a question when your mouth is full. I'd think it was a coincidence, but I saw the manager walking toward us just as I took a bite, and he obviously diverted to another table...a minute later he stopped by and asked us how everything was. That's cool.
__label__1 I'll make this one an easy read. \n\nI have been to this steakhouse 4 times since it has opened. The 1st time being within it's 1st month, the last several weeks ago.\n\nMy 1st 2 visits were awesome, great steaks and sides and good service, then something happened on my 3rd trip about 1 1/2 years ago, the food was just o.k. not horrible but nothing that great. Well a few weeks ago we were back at the Venetian.  I was there with my Wife, 2 sons(16 and 5) and my Sister in Law, everyone wanted steak, so we decided why not let's try Delmonico's.\n\nTurns out this was a bad choice and one that will keep me from going back, with all the new crops of good steakhouses(many within the same hallway) that have popped up since this place has opened, Delmonico's needs to get it's act together.\n\nWe ordered 3 Rib Eyes, 1 Filet, and my 5 year old got a burger. For sides truffled potato chips, mashed potatoes and corn.\n\nWhen we were sat, we immediately were served water and our drink orders taken, that was the highlight of the meal. It took about 20 minutes to get our drinks and orders taken. When we asked if they had anything specific for our 5 year old, they suggested the burger, fine he can have that, if not my Wife would have just split some of her filet with him\n\nWhen our food came about 50 minutes later, mind you the place had just opened and there were no more than 4 other tables occupied. They put all our food down in front of us and they then proceeded to give my son a burger that had to have been at least 12 ounces, we all looked at each other and then commented on how and why would they serve him that.  Mind you, waiter suggested this burger for the 5 yr old.\n\nBack to the other plates, it was just large chunks of flavorless meat, the sides were bland and the truffled chips were soaking in oil. When it was all over and done we had been there almost 2 hours and were out almost $300. I have no problem spending good money for a good meal, but this meal left us feeling like we had wasted our time and our money.\n\nWill not go back.
__label__4 Being that I am in real estate, I can't tell you how excited I was to be treated to a chi-chi expensive dinner that probably ended up costing the equivalent to what I budget for two weeks of groceries...per person, mind you!\n\nI was in town for a work conference and one of our clients was gracious enough to invite all of his brokers to dinner. \n\nI'm not much of a carnivore but..when in Rome! It would be plain dumb of me to choose fish in a place known for their steak. That would be like ordering a hamburger at a Chinese restaurant.\n\nHere's the nitty gritty:\n\nStarter: \nCaesar Salad (made table side for 2): Shared w/ my co-worker. Best damn caesar salad I've ever had! They even mix the dressing fresh.\n\nMain Entree:\nFilet Mignon - medium rare: I think I died and went to beef heaven. So tender. So perfectly seasoned. So perfectly cooked! I'd be tempted to convert to carnivor-ism if I could eat like this more often.\n\nSides (a la carte):\nWe ordered a bunch for the table to share family style\nCreamed spinach - yum-o in my tum-o\nSauteed garlic mushrooms - shroomerific\nTruffle Parmesan potato chips - the classiest chips on the block & a hit at the table. We fought over the chip with the most truffles.\n\nDessert (again, shared family style):\nButterscotch pudding - not to sweet - just right but a taste was enough for me.\nChocolate Brioche Bread Pudding - I liked all the layers and it wasn't overly rich \n\nThe service was absolutely impeccable. Water glasses were never allowed to go half empty - they were promptly refilled by super observant waiters with bottled water in hand. Whenever someone left their chair to use the restroom, they came back to their napkin, neatly refolded and they'll pull your chair out for you to sit.\n\nI've never seen a more professional or attentive group - and that in itself justifies their high prices.\n\nCome here and dine like royalty!
__label__3 Went here for our 1 year wedding anniversary and we were very pleased with our visit with some exceptions...\n\nWe ordered:\n\nAppetizer: Calamari\nI liked it, but it was way too much for 2 people.  I think I could have done it without the olives - I let the husband order this one.  I would have picked something different.  \n\nSalad: It was the special - arugula, figs, and mousse foie gras\nThe husband was a bit iffy, but because I let him pick the appetizer, he couldn't say much.  Holy crap, that was a yummy fricken salad even the husband liked it!!  I would so order that again.\n\nMain Courses:\nhusband - bone-in ribeye. \nme - bone-in new york steak.\nBOTH were yummy!  They were both cooked to order.  The only thing we didn't like about it was the butter that came on top of both of them.  We didn't think it was neccessary.     \n\nSide dish:\nFingerling potatoes with halves garlic.  \nThis was a waste.  We didn't really eat any of them because they were way too salty.  I love me some salt too, but it was just way too much for heart to handle.  We should have asked for something different, but I didn't want to wait.  We did have a show to catch.\n\nThumbs up:\nThey did recognize our anniversary and gave us a complimentary dish before our salad came out.  I forgot what it was, but it consisted of a chip of some sort, with a slice of beef on top.  It tasted it like it had ginger, soy, and some more stuff and also sesame seeds.  It was really good!  I wish we had more or could have swapped it out with the calamari.
__label__2 About 2 years ago, I had dreamed of eating steak at Delmonico's.  The reputation of this place exceeds my expectations; and, as such, is my dilemma with this place.  Delmonico's is Emeril lagasse's steak house.  It is his prime choice, so-to-speak, and it has one of the prime locations between the Palazzo and the Venetian, right in front of the Blue Man Group entrance, across from V-bar, B&B, and next door to Aquaknox.  I've walked by this place numerous times and always wanted to eat there.  Suffice to say, in the past two years, I have.  In short, I have eaten at Delmonico's 6 times.  Not bad for someone that gives this place 3-stars.  \n\nPros: \nWine list is expansive and can be very intimidating.  However, I question the knowledge of one of the staff when they recommended a pinot for our bone-in ribeye.  I know a little bit about wine, well, who I am I kidding, I pretend to know a lot.  Enough to the point that I didn't think I'd want a pinot.  However, it was his recommendation and I thought I would go with it.  It was definitely a pinot.  Very disappointed since the body of it didn't fit right with our bone-in ribeye (which was my concern to begin with).\nThe steak is choice (to steal my favorite John Hughes film).\nCan sit large groups fairly easily.\nWill sit a table fairly late (almost 11pm on a Friday night).\nExcellent sides.\nThey are fairly attentive with the service.\nThe scotch list is reasonable.  However, I do usually get a vodka martini with blue cheese stuffed olives (and they hit it pretty good).  \nThey do have a chef's table near the kitchen.  For a heavy trafficked weekend, I believe you have to book well into 3-months in advance (numbers change based on availability).  I am interested in trying this because I think it would be a blast to have a bunch of friends, drinking out of a magnum, and eating some good steak (but I'm not that organized nor do I have an event to do that with).  Well, who am I kidding, I don't even have that many friends.  Ha!  Anyways...\n\n\nCons: \nI always get the bone-in ribeye and each time I've eaten it, the seasoning (which I believe is a cajun based creole seasoning) is slightly different each time.  In some cases the seasoning can be too much and in others, its not enough.  There just isn't any consistency.\nAll but one time I've eaten here someone has gotten the ribeye too rare or too well-done.  The fact that they can't get this right concerns me.  You are a steakhouse; get it right; its what you are supposed to be good at!\nThe decor is more monastery like.  \n\nThe first time I ate here, I gave it 4-stars (my meal was great, my girlfriends meal wasn't cooked right).  If they clean up their act and make things tight and organized, I think Delmonico's is a 4-star steakhouse.  The steak is pretty tasty.  Its perfectly okay to pick up the bone and start gnawin on it.  Well, within reason of course.  However, it has too much inconsistency between day to day operations and meals.  To be fair, I'd still come and eat here (cause I believe the steak is an excellent quality of meat) but with the competition being so tight in Vegas, I've started to venture out.
__label__3 As I have been to the Emeril Delmonico restaurant in New Orleans and enjoyed it immensely, I decided to have dinner at the Delmonico Steakhouse located in the Venetian Resort Hotel & Casino where I was attending the Phantom of the Opera later that evening (incredible show by the way!).  What you'll find is a variety of food selections with Creole influences. \n\nFirst the menu prices are expensive ($$$$) but you are there for the intimate and fine dining experience and should be expecting to pay those prices.  What I didn't expect was to be dressed up and have an individual in shorts, sandals, and a Baltimore Colts jersey seated at an adjacent table to me.  Kind of lowered my view of this establishment being world class if you know what I mean.\n\nI started with the Lobster Bisque which was just superb but did lack the \"Creole\" twist I was expecting (The BAM factor).  Only thing that was a little of an inconvenience was the lobster pieces were quite large and were hard to cut with my spoon.  The wife selected the Organic Baby Mixed Greens Salad Creole Spiced Croutons, Sherry Vinaigrette, Shaved Manchego Cheese Roasted Teardrop Tomatoes and Shaved Red Onion.  I had a taste and it was very good.  The different flavors were unique and distinctive.\n\nThe main course I selected a Pinot Noir wine that to go along with my Ribeye Steak and selected the Roasted Fingerling Potatoes and Whole Garlic with Fresh Herbs.  The wine was fantastic with a rich and bold body and floral aroma.  Wasn't dry and complimented the Ribeye Steak very well.  The Ribeye has Emeril's classic touch written all over it with the blackened spice rub with a pat of herb butter on top.  The cut was 1-1/2 inches thick, lean, and very large portion.  The potato dish was okay, didn't impress me in any way.  The wife also had the Pinot Noir and selected the Filet Mignon.  The cut had to be nearly 2 inches thick, lean, and a normal portion size.  I recommend selecting your Ribeye to be cooked medium rare (I do not recommend medium) and your Filet Mignon medium rare or at the most medium.  \n\nSorry to say we were extremely full when we finished and couldn't partake of dessert.  The meal described above with tip was roughly $210.
__label__1 Maybe because I'm use to NY Steakhouses but I was disappointed. \nI was with a party of 10 for lunch. Lunch menu was great however my steak was over cooked. \n\nWhere's the porterhouse steaks???\n\nWine was good but little expensive, even for Vegas.
__label__1 Food was awesome but service was terrible.Went on NYE and waited 20 plus minutes for drinks which kinda set the tone for the dinner.Server was OK but the time from which we ordered to when we received our food was much to long.When I questioned the waiter I was told\" Its not my fault they are way behind in the kitchen\" .This is not the response I expect from a place like this.We may go back but why when there are so many other good steakhouses in Vegas.
__label__1 We went in with high hopes after a friend recommended Delmonico but we left just a bit disappointed.  The ambiance was really nice and we were given a great table without a reservation but the food left a little to be desired.  \n\nMy friend and I both started with lobster bisque, which was good but a little thin.  We noticed right away too that she had 2 tiny little pieces of lobster in hers, but I had almost an entire small claw.  I was happy until I realized it was tough and rubbery.  I actually had to use a knife and fork to cut it into bite sized pieces.  My husband ordered the wedge salad as a starter and it was 80% white/yellow core.  Not what you would expect in a place as pricey as this.\n\nI ordered the fillet and it was cooked perfectly but it was not a great cut of meat.  Maybe I have high standards, but I think a $30+ fillet should be butter knife soft, but this one was kind of fibrous and hard to cut with a steak knife.  I didn't really care for the seasoning either, but that's a personal preference, not something I can count against the restaurant.  My husband's rib eye was really fatty but he loved his twice baked potato.  I had the corn gratin for my side and it was tasty but again, not my style.  \n\nOur server was efficient but pretty standoffish.  When we first sat down, we ordered a bottle of \"Emerel's Blend\" wine and he nicely suggested that we might want to try something else, but other than that, his interaction with us was a bit cold.  \n\nMaybe it was an off night, but I really expected more from a $400+ dinner.
__label__4 Ahhh. Delmonico. I always make a point to visit this restaurant when I am in Nevada, for this is my favorite steakhouse. The ambience is quite dim, and the overall atmosphere simple and elegant.\n\nWe started out with the truffle and parmesan chips as well as the pork trotter. The chips= simply AMAZING. The chip was light and airy, yet when you bite into it, you get the perfect combination of truffle oil and crisp potato. The pork trotter was also good, but I believe that it was better the last time I came.\n\nAs for the steak, I ordered their signature bone-in ribeye with a side of spinach. The steak came with butter on top, which I found different because not many other steakhouses included that. The steak was delicious; and i was able to finish it without problem.\n\nHowever, I was too full for dessert, and did not have the opportunity to see the desert menu. Last time when I was here, I remember the peach or apple (some fruit) tart with ice cream was the best.
__label__4 The bone in ribeye was freakin delicious!  I am glad had a good experience at my first Emeril restaurant.  Hopefully my next one will be Commanders Palace in 2 years.  woot woot.
__label__3 The food was really good, but I've had better.  The atmosphere was somewhat pretentious and uncomfortable, but nicely done.  $10 to add broccoli with my $62 steak seemed a bit gouging.\n\nService was above reproach.  Knowledgable and sincerely friendly staff.\n\nWould I eat at Delmonico's again?  Absolutely.  But my expectations will be lower next time.
__label__4 This place was EXCELLENT!  We were on the hunt for a great steakhouse and we definitely found it here.  The food and drinks were excellent and there were many options to choose from.  One thing I find in many upscale steakhouses is a somewhat limited menu with only a handful of entrees and appetizers to choose from.  Delmoico's has an expansive menu and everything was delicious.  the atmosphere and food made for a great night out... definitely try if you are looking for a nice night out (for steak) in Vegas!
__label__1 Great service, great decor and ambiance, but food was weak.  Wedge salad had undercooked, fatty bacon on top. Roast duck was over-done, not juicy, but skin was rubbery.  Lots of folks do it better than Delmonico, keep looking.
__label__3 I didn't get a chance to eat here but the mojitos were absolutely divine. they make their own rum in house and could easily be the elixir of the gods. worth the time, every time. highly recommend.
__label__0 One of the worst dining experiences I have ever had.  The strip steak was sooooo bad, I finally asked to have it taken away and removed from my bill after the kitchen made2 efforts to correct it. My wifes salmon was dry. I also found it very poorly managed - had to walk among rows of extra chairs in the corridor (which needed cleaning and a fresh coat of paint) on my way to the restroom. DON'T BOTHER.
__label__1 While on an extended stay at the Palazzo we decided to try Delmonico. I made a reservation through Open Table. We were seated promptly but at a table that was less than desirable where the waiter had to stand behind me while serving us. He was quite pushy and brusque. My wife ordered the half duck as she loves duck. Right after we were served the waiter returned and asked if everything was OK, My wife had taken one bite from the duck leg and she said that things were OK. But as she continued to work on the rest of the duck it seemed to become very tough like it had been over microwaived. She signaled the waiter over and rather than handling it professionally he asked in a rather accusing manner why she had said the duck was OK when first asked. This made us feel very uncomfortable. The waiter did remove the duck and did not charge us for it. However, we just wanted some excellent food. I'll never return to any of Emeril's restaurants based on this encounter. If you want a good meal while at the Venetian / Palazzo go to Bouchon where you'll be treated well and the food is great. Just to be balanced I will say that the rib eye that I had was good.
__label__1 Punked!\nIn a sentence, horrendous value for money.\nWe chose this place expecting a fine dining experience complete with great food and service. Unfortunately both failed and especially the service.\nWe had specified to our waiter immediately that we had an hour and a half before we had to leave to attend a show and he assured us we'd have plenty of time to enjoy our meal at a quiet and relaxed pace.\nOne hour and 10 minutes later our steaks arrive even though the 2 parties next  to us arrived later and had already been served all 3 courses of their meals. What's going on?\nCall it favouritism, poor planning or whatever, we had to engulf our meals in 10 minutes before rushing off to our show only to be late. Not only that, the waiter forgot to include the mushrooms I ordered, had them made quickly and then added them to our bill...so considerate of him. Where's the common sense in customer service? At least give me the mushrooms for free!\nI wish I could say the food was superb but it was average at best;  I've had better steaks  at 1/10 the cost, no joke.\nBottom line: if you're looking for a premium dining experience, think twice before choosing Delmonico.
__label__3 Great service! Excellent menu! Their chateaubriand steak was mouth-watering!
__label__3 Very good, excellent sides, tasty food.
__label__3 Pros:\n1. Was at a chefs table overlooking the kitchen shielded though\n2. Excellent all around for 6 people\n3. Excellent service, our famous chef and two servers\n4. It was fun for all\n5 Love the black grilled carrots, very tasty said from the amazon jungle\n6. I could have rated it 4 1/2 stars, I really enjoyed the evening at LAS\n7. Deserts were off the chart, an indulgence for all\n\nCons:\n1. Lamb from Colorado was OK, not great it was medium cooked, so it was a little chewy since I prefer medium rare.\n2. Really none\n\n I recommend it highly. Damage was reasonable, we will be back!
__label__1 Wasn't able to secure a last minute reservation at Craftsteak (which I love by the way) while in Vegas so I reluctantly went w/ Delmonico.\n\nService was good, as expected, but not as warm as I'd like--you know the feeling you get when you can joke around with your server and have that \"rapport\", I never really clicked w/ the service.  Whatever the case that shouldn't matter because I was there for the RIB EYE!!!\n\nDisappointing... hardly marbled... flavorful yes, but tough enough where I couldn't enjoy every bite.  My pallet favors texture over flavor and although my wife felt the steaks were flavorful, in my opinion the toughness completely buries any goodness from the flavor.\n\nWhat really lowers the score for Delmonico is the sheer fact that it's surrounded by so many other steak houses, I mean it's Vegas after all!! Because of this, I don't see myself EVER coming back
__label__2 Good for the management to reach out and connect with me.  I hope they are sincere in making an effort to make this establishment a better experience for everyone.
__label__3 After a quick drink at Public House, I was feeling pretty good, and hungry, and a little buzzed. Here's how my conversation with our waiter began:\n\nMe: \"What kind of bread is this?\"\nWaiter: \"They're popovers sir.\"\nMe: \"Has anyone ever commented that they're shaped like dicks?\" \nWaiter: \"Haha, no sir, very good observation sir.\" \n\nYup, their popovers were pretty much shaped like dicks. They were a bit cold, oily, and combined with the refrigerated butter (one of my pet peeves at restaurants), a big disappointment. Despite the phallic start to dinner, the rest of the meal and service was excellent. \n\nThe recommended lobster bisque was a great way to cleanse my palate of that bread. There were big chunks of lobster meat and the bisque was well-seasoned without going overboard with the salt. Delmonico is known for their bone-in ribeye so I ordered that medium-rare. The steak was more on the medium side, but no complaints here as it was just as juicy and tender. No steak is complete without a side of creamed spinach, which was done well. All sides are portioned to be shared. Despite a misstep with my friend's order (bone-in NY strip instead of boneless), service was spot on.
__label__4 I didn't realize that this was a conglomerate of other Palm restaurant...as the one in Dallas...\nDelectable appetizers:\nthe calamari frittis of course and the generous crab meat cocktail...\none sure to be try is their famous Hearts of Palm salad- an Agassi fave ;-)\nOf course their selection of fish , meat and pasta sure to cater to every -vore around...\nWarm friendly service :-)
__label__1 The boss took us out to lunch for Administrative day at the Palms Restaurant.  I was really excited because I have never been before and always wanted to try their famous steaks.\n\nWe had a special business lunch menu. I chose the steak filets served with sauteed mushroom and onions, a side of Cesar Salad and New York Cheesecake.  \n\nFirst of all, I wasn't too joyful with the steak. The dark gravy sauce on the steaks lacked in flavor and I needed to add salt and pepper to my meat. I ordered mine medium and my steak was a little too warm on the cold side to eat. I don't know if it was because I was sitting under one of the hundreds of fans blowing into the tables, however it was pretty damn cold in there. \n\nThe salad dressing was kind of distasteful and the lettuce was a little welted.  The only thing that I really enjoyed and loved was my NY Cheesecake in which I am not even a fan of dessert but this cheesecake was really good served with homemade whip cream.  \n\nThe steaks that I have grilled at home was way better than that, so \nI don't think I will be coming back again.
__label__2 Had dinner here for my friend's 25th birthday on a Sunday night. Wait was so short and the host seated us right away in a booth since we asked. The waitor took forever to take our order since he was busy, but really like it was over a 30 minute wait JUST to give us water/take our order. Food was okay. We had the steak dish for like $45... The champagne was good of course. \n\nOnly thing was there was a drunk guy who sat at a table near by and he totally ruined our night. He said some inappropriate words and so the manager had to ask him to leave, but she came a little too late. Not a restaurant I would be excited to go back to when I visit Vegas again... Vegas was fun as always though!
__label__3 This is such a classic restaurant. I love going here after a little Forum shopping. I have never had anything bad and the service is always excellent.\n\nMy favorite appetizer is the Sesame Seared Ahi Tuna and the Carpaccio of Beef Tenderloin- Delicious! I always get the Beefsteak Tomato Capri because it is my all time favorite salad. The Linguine and Clams Sauce is excellent if you are looking for a pasta dish. The Chilean Sea Bass is also a great choice for a light fish dinner.\n\nFor dessert the Key Lime Pie is a must. This restaurant will not disappoint.
__label__2 Oh man, if only I could do 2.5 stars here.  Let me explain:\n\nI attended a bachelor party meal here with a large group of dudes.  13 to be exact.  While the food was very good (I had the crab cakes, everyone else had steak - but everyone said the steak was quality), there was a vital service error that I thought was handled the wrong way.\n\nLet me first clearly state that my crab cakes were damn good, and so were the sides of green beans with pancetta and mashed potatoes.  The food was 4-stars-good, albeit overpriced.\n\nOur waiter was a good guy and he did a good job overall, BUT... one guy's steak was either really overcooked or they just plain forgot it...I really can't remember which happened, but that is irrelevant.  Anyway, they told him they would get him a new one in just a few minutes.  They then came out and shot him straight saying that cooking a new steak at this point would take more than a few minutes.  They asked if he wanted something else that might cook a little faster, and the Victim stated he would take some crab cakes.\n\nHere is where they went wrong.  They gave him a free drink for his troubles.  I don't know if this waiter had any control over this situation, but to me... with a group of 13 people at a special occasion like this, you should be getting that entree for free.  He didn't want crab cakes, he wanted steak... and they screwed up and there was no way for him to be eating his entree even close to the same time as the other 12 people at that table.  If you're at the level of pricing that a restaurant like this is ($36 for crab cakes, even more for the steak), there's a certain raised level of expectations for service - and they just weren't met here.  The bill for this meal was probably in the $1500-2000 range... they should've taken the $50 hit to make it right and give this guy his steak for free.  Maybe that just isn't done at places like this... I can't say I go to them regularly enough to gauge something like that.\n\nNo other complaints, the waiter was good overall... I just think The Great Steak Incident Of 2014 was handled all wrong.  I wouldn't eat there again, but that's because I wouldn't regularly pay $36 for crab cakes when I can go to In N Out burger for 8 bucks.  I'm a classy gentleman.
__label__0 Woof! I went here once and will probably never go back.  I for one am not interested in girls boobies being smothered in my face.  But, my friend bought me a lap dance so I had no choice but to pretend that I was having a blast. The girl kept telling me how soft I was and I was like.....ewww! Anyway, I have no other comments.
__label__3 this place is the shiz. \nc'mon- you know it is. \nthis place is always packed... with a crazy cover charge.\nyou know it's that good. \n\nthere's nowhere to sit.. even at 2am. \ni aways get a seat, though. \nyou know why?\ni have hookups. =) \n\nokay, okay... i have a few friends who are employees here. i'm not mentioning what their job titles are- but they're hot! lol. the girls here know to hustle right and hustle the best. the girls here always on top of their game... looks, outfits, dancing and all. this is one of my favorite strip joints to visit. i gets my pimp on. lol. the girls love me.
__label__4 Well, I don't have much to compare it to, since this was the very first strip club I've ever gone to... but it was pretty damn memorable.\nMy friends and I went here after midnight because my friend's girlfriend turned 21 at midnight... but it was packed!!! We guessed it was because it was the last day of AVN.. meh.\n\nThere weren't any free seats, until about 20 to 30 mins of standing around and people watching... what else could I do? I have never seen so many exposed breasts in my life. We finally swooped on a row of couch seats and proceeded to get our smoke and drink on. No matter how many drinks I had, I could NOT get drunk in there. There were 4 guys and 2 girls (including me) in my group and we ALL had a great time. I only wished we were allowed to bring cameras in... haha.\n\nMy boyfriend paid for my first 3 song lap dance. At first, I was like.. meh... but Yuki had the smoothest skin and a nice body. That was the first time I've ever cupped a woman's boobs. It was great.
__label__1 NO NO AND NO!!\n\nseriously 50 bucks just to enter??  And if you use any kinda plastic to get in, you'd better have an extra hundred lying around to cover the fee they reimburce you after they cash their 50. the only reason i went here was cause a friend was working other than that, i woulda got back in the cab and told the cabbie to take me back to the bellagio poker room..\n\nthe girls were EH, which is really disappointing since IT IS VEGAS, and spearmint is a big name! bummer. 2 stars cause the dress is real chill, def can get in with a T shirt flip flops shorts and a hat. i liked that.
__label__0 Do not go there during the day. The place is dead, the girls are so so. Just not a good place to be during the day. As for nights here, you can't even get seated on a Friday or Saturday. There is a line out the door. There are hundreds of girls but the place itself is small. No walking room. The girls are pushy. Not my first choice by no means.
__label__2 I'm just tagging along with my friends and their menz.  There are naked chicks everywhere. There are horny guys everywhere. There is booze everywhere. There is me wishing I was dancing on my own dance floor. There I go, out the door to be my own star on another dance floor. The end.
__label__2 The room and the pool was just average (altough the \"lazy river\" was really long), nothing special here. Concierge service was not very helpful. A better bet for the \"south strip\" would be Mandalay Bay (or THE hotel, if your wallet can take it)
__label__2 Dear god, could this place BE any bigger? Shit. Kind of a cheesy Vegas decor, and extremley overpriced. Obviously, anything at the casino will be a rip off...restuarants...I was NOT expecting to pay 14 bucks anywhere for a side salad. \nI was there for a conference and mark my words it was 15 minutes to get from the rooms to the conference center...a huge pain in the ass and on my feet. \nRooms...ok...obviously I had the bottom of the barrel rooms, but for 209 a night I mean it was as nice as a new Marriot would be...but it was VERY clean and the bed was also very comfortable...and BOO no HBO in the room? Shit, even the Motel 6 down the street had that...but I know, I know, they want you gambling not watching TV in your room.\nThe live lion display, cool as was the sports book place...but overall I am glad this conference is at the Venetian next year.
__label__3 The rooms are ok but MGM gets 4 stars due to its pool.\n\nThe standard room has definitely shown its age with a dated bathroom and lack of a plasma TV. But we had an superb experience at the pool. Having partied through the whole night and into noon, we wanted to both lay out by the pool and not get burnt to a crisp while passed out under the sun. So we rented a cabana: $400 for the whole day -- great deal. The cabana sales people were nice enough to get us one at the Producers' pool, which complete with a DJ is very much catered to the what happens in vegas stays in vegas crowd. They could've easily stuck us at a much tamer pool since we had never stayed at MGM and didn't know any better. There's another pond behind Producer (Academy?) that didn't have the sound system hooked up and is more for those looking to purely relax. The lazy river is comprised of families with kids and people who couldn't get into Wet Republic.
__label__2 The pool area is awesome!  Nice little pool area for little kids.  To rent a floating device for the lazy river ($16).  Just bring your own!  Breakfast at the cafe was not as good as Denny's or IHOP.  We ordered 2 meals: pancakes and an egg, bacon, sausage, toast plate, and a side of fresh fruit.... $70 !!!  What a rip off!  The Lion Habitat, they were always sleeping!  The room, I thought it would be \"Grand\", but it was just okay.  Nothing spectacular.  The Venetian has way better and bigger rooms.
__label__2 Solid, huge hotel.  Our room was in the updated \"west wing,\" which gets you modern-styled amenities and a small, porthole-like window.\n\nLots of dining and lounging choices, with a massive casino and sports book to boot.  There's not much to dislike here, a genuine Vegas Strip experience.  Very convenient, obviously, if you're in town for an event at the arena.
__label__2 What a monstrosity.  This place is huuuuuuge!  If you enter from the sidewalk on the strip and try walking all the way through the casino to try to find either the lobby or the monorail, you're bound to become lost.  The signs have arrows pointing this way or that way, but they are sometimes contradictory.  You can end right back up where you started at and not have a clue as to how you arrived back there.\n\nIt's a lovely hotel and pretty well maintained, but starting to show its age in some ways.  At one time it had a Wizard of Oz/Hollywood theme.  Now that's completely vanished, and I'm not sure if it even has a theme anymore.  If there is one, it's not apparent.  \n\nEverything is also green.........veeeeeerrryyyy green.
__label__1 $85 for 12/28/08 night, we had 2 rooms. First thing I noticed in MGM Grand was that there's no one organizing the crowds for check-in/out, everyone just had to find a lucky line to get in, like the supermarket style. Our check-in process was smooth except that we found out our rooms were hundreds of numbers apart, so we went back in line to ask for a closer distance, and the CSR replaced another room right next to each other - so why didn't he just do that the first place? Obviously that room wasn't taken. Than we bumped into a huge disappointment after we entered our rooms - bulky TV, no fridge, no blow dryer. Later I found out that my sink (not sure about the other room's) couldn't drain properly, I had pause washing my face so the water wouldn't over float... Pillows weren't comfortable either. The next morning we were waiting for elevators for over 15min (not kidding) with other 20+ ppl on the 10th floor and noticed that only 2 out of 6 elevators would open, but both were full every time they opened. Finally a janitor offered us staff elevators so we could leave but the security guard just had to ruin it. He let us in, but had to tell us how the janitors weren't supposed to offer us staff elevators because we weren't staff. We complained to the CSR when we checked out and they only wanted the security's name, but our concern was the 4 broken elevators that wouldn't open, and wanted them to deliver the msg to every staff, including securities, that guests are being trapped so pls open the staff elevators. I stayed in Tuscany twice and their rooms were big, fully equipped and new. Palms had the same price but I wrongly chose MGM Grand - bad bad choice.
__label__2 We stay here but the bathroom door lock was broken.  The room was nice the hotel was big.  Alot of stuff to see but our view wasn't great because we were looking at the back side of the Hotel all we to check out was the room and parking.  We should of  ask for a view.
__label__2 Here is a rundown on my experience with the MGM Grand.\n\nThe good:\n--Arriving/checking in was quite easy with a lot of staff onboard and a very large entranceway for vehicles.\n--Though I am not a fan of Casino restaurants, MGM Grand does offer a wide variety of fine dining, casual dining, and fast food.\n--Proximity.  MGM Grand has its own exit to the Monorail, and the hotel itself is close enough to some of the other major casinos.\n\nThe bad:\n--I stayed in the West Wing, which had pretty below average rooms.  It was a very small room (maybe the smallest I've stayed at).  The mirrors that surrounded the room kind of faked you out in thinking that it was bigger than it was (occasionally running into the mirror isn't fun either).  Plus, the hallways around the West Wing were in bad shape, and they were a little hot as well.\n--I've had better luck at winning at Caesar's.\n--Avoid the Starlane Mall.  It reminds me of CityWalk in Los Angeles--just a bunch of trinkets and trash.  A waste of time.\n\nAll-in-all, MGM Grand is a decent hotel and good enough if you are staying in Vegas (though I would avoid rooms in the West Wing).
__label__1 I'm not saying that this is a horrible place to stay, however, there were a few drawbacks that made me NOT want to put this on my priority list of places to stay again.  We paid a little extra for the west wing rooms which claimed to be updated and nicer than the grand tower rooms.  I've stayed in the grand tower rooms before and thought they were pretty nice but I decided to check these rooms out this time.  Although, they are more modern, they are way smaller and the bathrooms lack any privacy.  I also hurt my toe on the stupid \"modern\" door that closes off the toilet.  \nPOSITIVES:\n-Not too expensive\n-Pools are awesome!\n-Won BIG in casino\n-Maids and Room service staff were extremely helpful and courteous!\n-Bar tenders and waitresses in the West Wing bar/lobby were so nice and fun!!\n-Some of the restaurants were pretty good and not to pricey\n\nNEGATIVES:\n-Front desk staff at check in were rude! (the lady that helped us was rushing to get out of there or something)\n-The MGM is huge!  It felt like we walked a mile to get to our room\n-The lamp in our room would randomly turn on and off which scared me to death the first time it happened!\n-There are not very many channels on the TV(I know, I know who needs the TV when you're in Vegas?  I do, it helps me go to sleep)\n-A few of the dealers and pit bosses were horribly RUDE!!  Even though I won money in that casino, they made me never want to gamble in that casino again.\n-At check out, the front desk staff was once again extremely RUDE!!!!! Bad way to end our trip\n\nOverall, the front desk staff is horrible!!!!!!!!!  The same goes for a few of the dealers and pit bosses.  Decently priced hotel but don't pay extra for the west wing room, it's not worth it.
__label__0 Went here a year ago for Labor Day weekend, checked in to find out we got bumped 3 miles away to other end of strip at a Marriott Residence Inn that was 3 blocks off the strip, no bar, no restraint, no shuttle to strip WTF! Never go or recommend this property again... Be warned don't book online for the cheap rates....
__label__1 Let me start by saying that I would have given the casino alone a 3 . . . but unfortunately the casino gets rated with a hotel that I won't stay in again.\n\nCASINO...\nVery elegant, in keeping with the theme.  And HUGE.  It's pretty much _too_ big; it's easy to get lost inside regardless of the plentiful signage and any cockiness you may have about a sense of direction.  There's an excellent selection of restaurants throughout, but nearly all on the extremely expensive side.  Also, despite the size of the place, it's somewhat cramped and airless by all the machines, tables, and people crammed inside (and searching for a door...).\n\nHOTEL...\nSlowest.  Check in.  Ever.  The desk had a full complement of staff, but each employee across the board was taking 10-15 minutes per customer.  I wondered if this might just be overkill on customer service, or maybe even slow computers (I was ready to give benefit of the doubt), until my turn at the front of my line when I discovered that no, it was just slow staff.\n\nEach floor of the hotel is beautiful and airy, especially the central area near the elevators from which the spokes of the hallways radiate.  The rooms are . . . okay.  They're rooms.  Simple, but nicely decorated.  The pictures on the walls are nicely framed black & white photos of stars of stage and screen.  (Some are a bit dark and creepy, but most are nice.)  But the feel is _old_.  The fixtures are not ageing well, from chipped, scarred, and stained chairs, to chipped, scarred, and stained bathroom fixtures.  (I was a little concerned about the toilet.)  The beds are beautiful and supremely comfortable, but otherwise I definitely felt let down by the quality -- I just expected much more.  Plus, for a non-smoking floor, there was a constant definite smell of cigarette smoke in my room.\n\nOverall does the job as a hotel, but the old-school Tinseltown elegance has definitely faded.  With all the other options around, I won't stay here again.
__label__2 2.75 stars. \n\nThe MGM Grand is a sprawling behemoth whose 5,000 hotel rooms feature atrocious, inconsistent cleaning service, weak shower pressure, worn furniture, anemic sound proofing, and paltry amenities (most rooms do not even have refrigerators). But, the room service is reasonably priced and remarkably prompt, with food that is better seasoned than expected (the chicken quesadillas are redolent of cinnamon, cocoa, and ground peppers). And, the fainting couches in the rooms are nicely situated and comfortable, while the pools are irresistible. However, there is nothing special about a stay at the MGM except the plethora of excessively expensive restaurants and the moody black and white photos of classic Hollywood stars who stare eerily at you in the middle of the night. And, while saying that you're sweet, the front desk will blame you because you checked into a rumpled, uncleaned room that still isn't clean later that evening. There are much better themed hotel and casino choices in Las Vegas.
__label__3 Service that my husband and I got in person was great! The morning we arrived we got out of the cab and our bags were immediately taken by the staff! We didn't even have to touch them. We were then told they would hold our bags since checkin wasn't until 2 or 3. We went to the front desk , got our keys and told us that we could call around checkin time to find out our room # that way we didn't have to stand in line at the front desk again. Reason why I did t give them 5 stars: we called around 3 to get our room # where the guy was rude and told us the \"main tower\". Walked around for 45 minutes trying to find our room!! Come to find out we were in the grand tower. The hotel is too big with disappearing signs. Our room was amazing as we booked a suite. Housekeeping always kept it extremely clean. We are going to stay at another MGM Hotel next month - THE Hotel @ Mandalay Bay and at Bellagio in Decemeber...we shall see which hotel is best for us!
__label__0 I don't know where to begin!\n\nMy Ant a 64 year old woman who had a stroke and her left side is paralyzed came to visit me in california. She mentioned how much she wanted to see the Cirque Du Soleil show in Las Vegas, so I thought it would be the greatest experience for her considering she has never been to vegas nor a Cirque Du Soleil Show. I booked 3 tickets for KA and a stay at MGM GRAND because it was most convinent .\n\nI called MGM GRAND and reserved a room in the Grand Tower for my Ant and I. I paid about $180 for a room (including resort fee of $11) for 1 night only. The price did not bother me, but the awful service I recieved for my money did!!I checked in a little before 1pm on Friday September 17th, 2010 after waiting in enourmous lines. The reservation agent was very nice and polite, he gave me a room on the 27th floor with a beautiful view of the strip.\n\nAs soon as I enter the room, I was overwhemled by the intoxicating smell of cigarettes that lingered in the room!! WHICH MY ROOM WAS ON A NON SMOKING FLOOR!! My Ant suffers from asthma and she found it very hard to breath after 20minutes in the room. I called the concierge to see what they could do about this situation. They suggested sending a box up to my room that would clear the smoke, but it would take an hour and I could not be in the room while the box was working it's magic.\n\nI politely asked the concierge if they could wait until 2pm to bring the box up, giving us enough time to settle our things, change and go for lunch.\n\nAt 1:21pm an attendant knocked on our door with the magical smoke box. I remember clearly saying 2pm! I asked the attendant to give me 5minutes to gather ourselves for lunch since I was not expecting him here until 2pm.\n\nWe headed to the Grand Buffet @ MGM for lunch around $20 per person. BIG MISTAKE! not the price, but the food! The buffet selection was not GRAND more like BLAND!! The food was cold and lacked variety, certainly not what I expected from a Resort.\n\nAround 3:30pm I checked back into my room and WOW THE HORRIBLE SMELL OF CIGARETTES WAS STILL THERE! and It wasn't my imagination, but the smell was worse AND THE MAGICAL SHIT BOX WAS STILL THERE! (this box was only suppose to be in my room for 40minutes-1hour max) I thought maybe we could tolerate it considering the view was nice. 10 minutes later my Ant was complaining about her respiratory system and I called the concierge to see if there was something else we could do. They said they could switch me from the 27th floor to the 17th floor. I thought \"Really? your going to drop me 10 floors? I could've paid $40 dollars more and have a junior suite at The Signature Towers then put up with this bullshit at the Grand Towers.\n\n4:30pm I took all of my luggage and headed downstairs to the concierge where I told the manager that I wanted my money back, I no longer wanted to stay in this hotel and that their service is horrible. They clearly were neglecting me and switching me to whatever was most convenient for them and I've had enough. I told her that I checked in a little before 1pm and I had been dealing with my room situation for 4 1/2 hours which was unacceptable and clearly unprofessional.\n\nShe gave me the most fake courtesy speech that sounded like it came straight out of her ass. \"All of our guests are important, just like you.\" And blah blah blah. If I was important to you, I wouldn't have to deal with this hassle. she offered a room on the same floor same view different angle, I looked at my aunt and felt terrible so I accepted.\nThe room was like our first room but without the horrible smell. This should've been our first room.\n\nI didn't have much time, and could only stay in Vegas for 1 night. I had plans of enjoying the pool side for an hour or two which I didn't get to do. The only thing we did do was visit Cesar's Palace 'The Forum Shops' before check in at MGM GRAND and The Cirque Du Soleil show KA at 9:30pm.\n\nThe KA show was spectacular, truly mind blowing and gave me a memory that will last a lifetime. MGM GRAND also gave me a memory that will last a lifetime:  I'M NEVER STAYING IN THIS HOTEL AGAIN, I WILL NEVER RECOMMEND THIS HOTEL, THEY LEFT ME WITH THE FEELING OF BEING PUNY AND NOT WORTHY OF PROPER SERVICE.\n\nMGM GRAND, I hate you. Ka was the only thing you had to offer that made my horrible stay a bit better. I will never return to your hotel under this management!\nI wasted 4  1/2 hours of my time, of my life when I could have been laying by the pool or at the spa enjoying my 1 day vacation in Vegas. Thank you for the memories.\nOH AND TO TOP IT OFF-  AS WE'RE CHECKING OUT OF OUR ROOM AT 4AM, OUR NON SMOKING HALLWAY REAKED OF CIGARETTE, AND WE SHARED THE ELEVATOR WITH A PROSITUTE THAT WAS STILL PUTTING HER CLOTHES ON. MGM YOUR STANDARDS ARE REALLY GRAND!
__label__3 The MGM Grand Hotel & Casino has my all-time favorite pool. Some don't like the pool because it is crowded and can be loud in certain areas (namely, around the lazy river). I, however, love the lively energy of the pool. The music, the people, the lazy river and flowing drinks all add up to a great day in the sun. Besides, if you really do want a quieter lounging experience, stay in the first pool to the right. The music is more mellow there (a lot of Classic Rock and Oldies) and the crowd isn't there for the party so you won't be disturbed while taking your sun-induced naps. And, if you do choose to drink, the cocktail servers are more attentive in this section since they don't have 20 drunk frat boys yelling for another round constantly.\n\nAlso, this pool is one of the best places to people watch. I have seen crazy, gross, hilarious and sad all in one day before.\n\nNow for the rooms. The beds here are the most comfortable beds I have slept on in Vegas. They look nice too, with white comforters accented by navy blue (in most rooms). I am often times tempted to go to Vegas just to sleep all weekend in one of those beds. The standard rooms aren't anything spectacular, but those beds make up for the lack of pizazz. \n\nThe rooms in the towers are nicer and more spacious than the rooms in the main hotel. Regardless of what room you stay in, YOU WILL GET LOST the first 5 times you try to get there. \n\nThe MGM is massive. One of the biggest and most spread out casino/hotel/entertainment centers in Vegas. You can follow the signs all you want but you will still get lost. After a day or two you should get used to walking around and will only have to use the signs as a basic guide. You will know to stay to the left of such and such restaurant to get to the side of the casino that leads to the pool. You will know that if you can find the \"walk\" then you can find the pool and the chain restaurants. So on and so on. The most difficult part of navigating the MGM is realizing that despite the MGM's strip location, their lobby/valet/taxi area is relatively far off the strip on Tropicana. So if you try to find the \"front\" of the hotel by using your natural sense of direction, you will end up in the sports book. \n\nMGM also houses Studio 54 nightclub which is a great club several nights a week. Tuesdays and Fridays have both been fun there. \n\nI rarely play the table games at the MGM. The $10 tables are usually too crowded and I refuse to EVER play more than that as a minimum bet. What's the point? I can bet $50 a hand at a $10 table, but don't have to if I'm not feelin' the cards.\n\nIf you like slot machines, you will be in heaven. There are more slot machines than people on the casino floor... and the casino floor is always busy.\n\nThe dining options at MGM are varied. You can get McDonald's, greasy chinese, pizza, starbucks/cafe food or you can go to one of their many sit down restaurants. They have a buffet which is pretty decent. Coupons are always floating around for the buffet and I would definitely suggest finding one first unless you want to pay $25-$30 for brunch. The cheapest sit down is the Rainforest Cafe. \n\nThe only \"upscale\" restaurant I have eaten at in the MGM is Wolfgang Puck Bar & Grill. It was OK but definitely not worth the [moderate] price tag and the service was far less than stellar. We actually had to send our water and glasses back because they had a weird fishy/river/mildew smell. The wine selection for \"by the glass\" was lacking. We left full, but not satisfied and vowed to go to a non-hotel restaurant the next time. Also, they claim to be a casual attire restaurant but nobody (including us because we were heading to a club afterward) was dressed casually and I'm sure anyone who did dress casually would have felt under dressed. \n\nThis hotel isn't intended for children. It has more upscale restaurants, shows and entertainment options that most kids would not enjoy. Also, they will get tired just walking from one end to the other. I always say Circus Circus is the best kid-friendly hotel anyway (see other review). Kids will likely enjoy the lion habitat but not for long as the lions don't do much most of the time... so don't make any special trips if you are short on time. Of course, M&M World is just a few minutes walk down the strip so you could always park at MGM, hit the lion habitat and then head to M&M World for some colorful browsing.
__label__3 Over the years i have stay at the MGM many times and never have had a problem..the check-in staff and the dealer to the pit bosses are all pretty nice!!!! \n\nthey send me free room offer all the time...stay 2 nights for free a couple of weeks ago!!! rooms are nice and clean!!!!!
__label__2 Standing on the corner of the Strip and Tropicana like the biggest, emerald green Mayan pyramid you've ever seen is the MGM Grand.  Over the many years I've been coming to Vegas, I've stayed at said MGM Grand and have watched it evolve from the family-friendly amusement park/casino and kitschy \"museum\" of all things MGM to the hipper but still comparatively un-hip MGM Grand of today.  This time, I was just here to eat, drink, and gamble...in that order.  \n\nThe MGM Grand isn't a bad place.  There are tons of great attributes to the place.  From the eponymously named Jo\u00ebl Robuchon to Robuchon's L'Atelier to Tom Colicchio's Craftsteak to Michael Mina's Nobhill Tavern and Seablue, and offerings from Wolfgang Puck and Emeril, the MGM's collection of fine-dining restaurants is second to none in Vegas.  The MGM has a stellar Cirque du Soleil show, K\u00c0, and the MGM Grand Garden Arena for concerts and fights.  I don't play poker but the poker room looks to be high quality.  Heck, the pool isn't bad either, although I'm not much for Spring Break-like parties.  The MGM is just lacking that quality that ties all of its good things together and makes the whole greater than the sum of its individual parts.  \n\nSo what makes the MGM fall short of its potential?  The MGM Grand likes to tout its Maximum Vegas experience.  Sometime bigger isn't always better.  The gambling area is sprawling, but very vanilla, and lacking any energy or excitement.  The sheer size of the gaming area disperses players and the seemingly desirable energetic din of the crowd of gamblers is lost in the rafters high above the casino floor.  Basically, the place is too big for its own good.   \n\nI haven't figured out if the MGM is trying to be a quiet, relaxing resort experience with spectacular restaurants and world-class entertainment or does it want to be party central with the hip, happening b-list celeb-laden pool party attracting a younger crowd into its casino.  Regardless, the MGM Grand's seemingly perpetual identity crisis results in it being a great place to eat and be entertained, just an average place play, but not a place I'd choose to stay.
__label__0 Don't waste your gambling money on this dump. I stayed for three nights over Memorial Day weekend. Our group got three separate rooms. My room looked decent when I entered but once realizing there was no coffee maker, no mini fridge, and a ridiculously old shower head, I was ready to switch hotels. \n\nRoom service dishes were left on the ground for hours without clean up. The pool was decent, but I would stay away from Wet republic until they learn to organize a line. Perhaps they stuck us in the old wing, but come on, for the money we paid we should at least have had a coffee maker in the room. I should stop being so negative, we had a great view of the Motel 6 across the street.
__label__3 One of my favorite casinos and hotel on the strip! I've stayed at a handful of places and the MGM is still the go to classic. So, its not as swanky as Bellagio, Cosmopolitan or the Wynn but year after year, visit after visit I always find myself making my way over to the MGM. The rooms are not quite as plush but who cares? If you are coming to Vegas to indulge in your room instead of indulging in the sights, sounds and tastes of Vegas than you might be hopeless and in the wrong city. I don't come to Vegas to hole up in my room...I'm lucky if I even see the inside of my room for more than a few short hours.
__label__2 My wife booked us rooms at the MGM Grand because they where advertising the latest, most up to date rooms. I would rather have stayed someplace that had a better atmosphere. \n\nThis was my first time in Vegas. We went to Vegas for a combined celebration of my wife's birthday and a belated Honeymoon. When we arrived, the girl checking us in said she could give us an upgrade in the room, but the room we had reserved had all the latest technology. Flat screen TV, Blu Ray, ETC.. the room she would move us into didn't have any of that. I didn't care, we took the upgrade. I didn't come to Vegas to watch TV, and to be honest I never turned it on. The room was nice enough; I didn't plan on spending a lot of time in the room, just change clothes and sleep. I will say the huge king sized bed we had was very comfortable! Plus it had free WIFI. \n\nThe shower was weird. I'm not a tall man, but I could not stand under the shower head. My wife is 5'4 and even she had issues with the height of the shower head location. It could have stood to be about a foot higher. Other than that, the bathroom was nice enough in the room. \n\nSo why the low rating? The rest of the resort. \n\nThis place is huge. After we checked in, we went to our room, unpacked, changed and went to hit the strip! We wanted to get onto Las Vegas Blvd... there where no signs or directions on how to get there. I walked around the casino, hotel, resort, going in circles when I finally found the concierge desk, I was annoyed, but I tried to make a joke of it by making fun of myself, I actually asked the concierge, \"How do I get out of this hotel?!\" They gave me a map and directions for me to get onto Las Vegas Blvd. After that I really didn't have too many problems, I was able to find my way in and out. This was another thing I didn't like After walking down the strip, especially at the end of the night, you are relieved to get to the hotel, only to have to walk what seems like a mile through crowds to get to the elevator bank. \n\nI didn't care for the atmosphere of the casino itself. It seems so stuffy and pretentious. I don't know, maybe I've seen too many movies, but it's not at all how I pictured a casino would look in Vegas. The staff was friendly when you could find one. A lot of times they would come around and ask if we wanted drinks only for us to never see them again. Or we would be playing for long periods of time before someone would ask if wanted a drink. \n\nAnd what is with all of the kids?! There were a ton of kids there. Who the heck brings kids to Vegas? I'm sorry, it only takes about a minute of walking up and down the strip to realize Vegas isn't exactly \"family friendly\". I'm not holding that against the hotel, it just has been bothering me. \n\nWe had pre-paid for our rooms when we booked them, and then where surprised with an $18 (we booked and paid before they raised it, so we got the price at the time we booked) a night resort fee... and then they charged tax on top of it. Sure the $80 dollars is not going to break us, but still... that is like 3 drinks on the strip! \n\nThe lion habitat was pretty neat. I did get some good pictures up close of that. I appreciated the helpfulness of the hotel staff, but honestly the next time we go to Vegas I want to stay someplace more my style.
__label__0 My boyfriend and I stayed here at the end of July and unfortunately the trip was tainted from the moment we checked it. Since we are both on a bit of a budget we shopped around for the best rates/promos we could find. It came down to Treasure Island or the MGM. We settled on the MGM because we had not stayed there before and the rates (with promo) were reasonable. Upon check-in, we were asked for our airline ID and informed that the promo was for airline employees only. Now this was never mentioned at any point in the promo or on the MGM website when we booked. The staff informed us that they could not honor the promotion and would have to charge us the regular rates. Needless to say we were shocked. I told them it wasn't our fault that the hotel wasn't able to manage their own promotions. The clerk then proceeded to tell me to calm down or he would call security. At this point I walked away. After several minutes of the manager explaining the situation to my boyfriend, she \"graciously\" offered to honor two nights at the promo rate but told him they would have to charge us full value for the second night, AT A COST OF $450. That's more than the entire trip was supposed to cost. In the end they finally agreed to give us the room at a slightly higher rate than what was booked. And that they had upgraded us to a strip view room (strip view meaning the back of the hotel with a slight view of the corner of the strip) to compensate for the misunderstanding.\n\nWith the check-in ordeal out of the way we made our way up to the room. The room was large and clean but slightly outdated. The first thing we noticed was that even though we had a non-smoking room, on a non-smoking floor, it was filled the smell of marijuana coming in from the adjoining room. We had to sleep with a towel at the base of the door just to sleep at night. Yes, we know that Vegas is a party town... but go smoke on the smoking floor.\n\nAs for cleanliness, it took housekeeping two days to finally clean our room and bring us fresh towels, after 6 hours of exhausting walking we were shocked to find our room wasn't cleaned by 4pm. Maybe it took a while to clean up the pot room next door. Another shocking find in the room was that the shower would flood the bathroom every time it was used. And by flood I don't mean a little bit of water. The entire floor would be covered with water. We had to use some of our towels to mop up the water.\n\nAs for the rest of the hotel, it was nice and clean although quite large and confusing in comparison to some of the others on the strip. We ended up walking in circles trying to get out. \n\nWe are quite disappointed in the way the trip went because Vegas has special meaning for us and we were hoping for a nice getaway. Unfortunately, the MGM saw to it that that was not the case. In the end, we both agree that we will never stay here again.
__label__2 Everytime I go to Vegas we stay at different hotels just so we can try them out and find the right hotel. MGM was pretty nice but the room we had which was the Celebrity Spa Suite had outdated furniture.\n\nI still had a good time. This casino is huge! Lots of places to visit and the monorail is in this casino as well. Food court and all. So pretty much everything you need is in this hotel. Tabu Lounge, Studio 54 and much more.
__label__1 Stayed at the MGM Thursday-Saturday, the 6th-8th of October 2011. I have mixed feelings on our stay here so here's my breakdown:\n\nPros:\n- Decent price up front.\n- Close to the airport.\n- Maid service always did a great job.\n- Employees were helpful checking in and out.\n- Multiple GORGEOUS pools with many bars outside.\n- Loved having the huge variety of restaurants available in the hotel, from McDonald's to Craftsteak, multiple Starbucks and everything in between. \n\nCons:\n- Had to pay a mandatory fee per day when checking in for, Wi-fi, phone calls, and a newspaper to delivered to your door daily (which we NEVER received). \n- Had a TV in our bathroom area, it did not work.\n- Had a leak from our shower in to the bathroom area.\n- Ironing board was broken.\n\nIs the MGM great as a whole? Yes. Was our specific room great? No... I was pretty disappointed in our stay here with the few problems we had. Did it inhibit us from having an amazing time? No, but being on vacation I'd hope to have everything go smoothly and error free.
__label__3 These rooms are clean and dead on the strip.  There is plenty to do and a good number of restraunts to choose from.  We ate at the Rain Forest cafe and  L'Atelier de Jo\u00ebl Robuchon.  Plenty of tables and slot machines and Studio 54 and the west wing Bar were fun and entertaining.  I think it is cute to have the Lion display and I love how this was the last stop on the monorail.  The structure is easy to navigate thru as well.
__label__1 My friends and I decided it would be a good idea to drive to vegas from orange county at 1am 2 weeks before christmas. When we rolled up to the strip we started calling hotels to get a room. The mgm sounded great because it was right on the strip and only $65/night in the middle of the week. So we valeted the car got our stuff and strolled up to the checkin desk. We asked for the BEST room they had available because we were only staying one night and we wanted to go big! The woman at the desk said if we wanted a room we would have to pay for last night and tonight because it was 3am. we were so exhausted we agreed. she also informed us that we would be charged a $40 resort fee. So we were like okay fine!\n \nWhen we got to our room it was a normal room with 2 queen beds on the 5th floor... HAHA that was the best? nooo! so we went back to the desk. We were already a little frustrated. Then on top of that there was absolutely no one in line and we stood there for 10 mins to get the front desk attendants attention was annoying! We finally got into a more desirable room on the 28th floor over looking the strip. \n\nAfter a few hours of sleep we woke up ready to go! As everyone knows its way more fun to pregame to music so we called the front desk for ipod speakers.  They told us it would be $110 to RENT a iHome for 24hours! What a joke! Ive stayed plenty of places on the strip and its always complementary especially if you pay a resort fee!! Mmmmokay so we passed on the iHome. Soon after we realized there was no mini fridge in the room. So we called the front again asking why our room didnt have one.Apparently our room hadn't been remodeled yet. OF FREAKING COURSE NOT! we only asked for the best room right?  So we asked them to bring a mini fridge to our room.\n \nME:          \"alllllllright.. thats a going to be an additional $30 to rent a mini fridge. So your telling me the fridge is less then the iHome\"\nMGM:      \"...yes.\"\nME:          \"mmmh ok!? and your telling me all the other rooms that are up to date get a fridge complementary and we need to pay for one\"\nMGM:       \"...yes.\"\n\n ALRIGHT thanks alot mgm...for nothing! Needless to say not a good experience next time me and my friends go to vegas (which we californians do) we will NOT be staying there!
__label__2 The hotel is nice but the service was not . We arrived at 11 pm they didn't have our room that we wanted so they moved us to another that was cheaper then the price we paid and did not give us the difference in price that was $50 a night. The casino is OK other hotels have more tables open at nigh slot machines are OK . Will not stay again to far away form the main STRIP.
__label__0 MGM might have the finest poker room ever with the most charismatic dealers and the best Manager in the business(Mr.Boyd). But, they got a real problem at the rest of the casino and hotel. \n\nLast year reservations made a crucial mistake that cost me about $100. I made a reservation for a Saturday, and even told the agent that I wanted the room for SATURDAY and she confirmed the numerical date as well. When I arrived on Saturday, they had no reservation for me. The front desk agent who had a thick Eastern European accent was in a rotten mood due to the guests who she serviced before me being very out-of-line and difficult. She was still steaming when I got to her and she had abandoned all of her customer service and hospitality skills. Eventually, she had found out that the reservation agent had made my reservation for Friday. I insisted that it was mistake and she shouts: \"WHY ARE YOU PEOPLE DOING THIS TO ME TODAY?\". I could have interpreted the \"you people\"  remark as a racist remark, but didn't know if that comment was due to the fact that English didn't appear to be her first language. Eventually she told me that she was not going to charge me for a no-show on Friday and that she could check me in. That turned out to be a complete lie. I didn't catch it until recently, but I was looking though some bank statements and noticed that she in fact did charge me as a no-show. \n\nThe casino floor is not that much better. I played blackjack for 4-6 hours a day, betting about $50 a hand for about two weeks in a row here, and my rewards card still has a comp balance of $0.00. I believe that this is one of those casinos where they do that Vegas style \"age discrimination\". Many Vegas casinos do not like to comp young people who are in their 20s, no matter how big they bet. They like to comp the geriatrics and seniors even though they may only play penny slots. There is no real rational reason why they do this but remember that since the corporations took over Vegas, they have been losing revenue due to their marketing department being full of unqualified pretty girls and trust fund babies whose Dad's had connections to get them in. \n\nI still would like to point out that the people who work at the gift shops are very nice and polite, and the dealers are all very qualified to work at such an upscale establishment. But, next time I have guests in town who I want to impress, I will absolutely never check them in at the MGM.
__label__4 came here after escaping from Harras (horrible) the guy i spoke to on the phone for last minute reservations was very helpfull, he found us a room and got us a discount so we could do some more gambling. rooms where huge, clean and had a great view. room service was quick for vegas standards. Had an awesome time in their casino won tons of cash had a blast. ill be back a soon as possible MGM!!!
__label__2 MGM Grand is a great casino, but in many ways it's too large.\n\nWe had won a contest a while back and came here just after New Years.  Our rooms were wonderful, the food in their different dinning places was very good, and we were actually net winners during our stay, but it took us forever to get through to the elevators.  Because I am tall it was really very helpful that I could see over some of the machines and get an idea of which direction to lead our little group.  \n\nDon't get me wrong, Vegas can be fun -- but we didn't like the reconnaissance mission to get in/out of the place.  \n\nLike I said, I think MGM is a just too large.  If you go, remember to leave breadcrumbs to help retrace your steps!
__label__0 This place was horrible.  The room was a deluxe.  No coffee maker.  Dirty bathroom and you can hear people from the rooms on both sides talking.  The water was shut off from 11 AM till 4PM with no notice up front.  We went into the room after gambling all night to get a voice mail at 4 AM.  The manager was rude and disrespectful,  We had not used the room but, she refused to refund if we left.  She lied and said the hotel was fully booked and when we told her the clerk said there were rooms available she said, \"Oh, that was nice of her.\"  What a joke.\n\nTried to save a buck.  You get what you pay for.  Low rates = Low class service.  Motel Six MGM!  Never go budget again!
__label__2 This hotel was nice, our room was beautiful, but somehow I still felt a bit unsatisfied staying here.\n\nThe pros: the marvelously comfortable bed, the spacious room, the nice flatscreen TV.\n\nThe hotel and casino were both beautiful.\n\nThe cons: the food options in this hotel were disappointing and we chose not to eat there over the span of our 5-day trip. The only coffee option is Starbucks. The hotel is not nearly as cool, fun, or activity-filled as other hotels (such as the Bellagio with its water show or the Caesars with it's Chinese New Year garden and shops). THE HOTEL CHARGES A $20 RESORT FEE, WHICH PURPORTEDLY IS FOR THE WI-FI AND SOME OTHER NONSENSE. Oh, and you no coffee maker in the room, obviously so that you'll go spend money on coffee downstairs at Starbucks. \n\nAdditionally, the free wi-fi internet was spotty and slow, the concierge and front desk failed to pick up our phone calls on more than one occasion and we had a RIDICULOUSLY long walk to and from our room on check-in and check-out days. \n\n***A quick Vegas note, it's painfully obvious to me that most casinos are designed to be islands of their own, so massive as to make visitors get lost in them and be reluctant to leave. MGM was actually less guilty of this than the Caesars or Bellagio.
__label__2 Just got back from a 4 night stay at the MGM Grand. Although a very clean and nice hotel I would make sure when booking to ask for the new renovated rooms. Our room was very basic, but no fan in the bathroom and only one mirror in the whole room, that was in the bathroom. Making it hard for a group of girls to get ready.  But my biggest problem wasnt with the room, it was that the MGM Lions are no longer at the hotel!! When we asked someone about them they said the new CEO of the hotel didnt think they needed to spend any more money on them and now they are at some zoo. But they still show the lion habit on their website. I would not stay at MGM again only because of the location. Its at the end of the strip and not in the center of all the hotels. We walked to The Mirage and found that, that hotel would have been perfect location to access everything better. Side note, Love, The Beatles show was the most amazing show ever, I highly recommend! We had the cheapest tickets and still say everything perfectly.
__label__2 I stay here few times a year because I have comped stays and discount rooms.\nThe resort is really nice. The pool, lion habitat and casino are all awesome.\nThey also just renovated one of the towers, so all the rooms are pretty nice.\nKeep in mind this hotel is on the very south end of the strip. It's a long way's from everything else in the middle of strip.\nThe Coke Cola Store and M & M store are right next door.\nOne thing that bugs me about this place is the looooonnnnng walk i have to take when I want to get back to my room. I have to go through like two parts of the casino, thousands of people, just to get up.
__label__3 I will start with a tip. It has a great parking lot. You can access it from either Koval or Tropicana; basically what I am saying is parking on the strip with out having to drive on the strip! Now to the hotel itself, the last time I stayed here the room was great, a good size and quite clean! If go during pool season, they have a wide variety of pool areas from the raucous to the serene to the family friendly. They also have plenty of restaurants of all types from the very casual to high end. Live it up, you are in Las Vegas for cryin' out loud!
__label__2 August trip: Arrived here by taxi (cheaper than using a shuttle!) from the airport. The Bell-Man took our luggage so we did not need to wait in line for the luggage area. Check-in took about 30-45 minutes on a Sunday. We stayed in the newly renovated Grand Tower. Amenities included king bed, expensive mini fridge, awesome upgraded view for our anniversary. The spa was terrific except for the nude woman inside the women's hot tub. Germs - EW! Beware of the pool. I came back with an unwanted bacterial infection on my legs that took 4 weeks to clear up with antibiotics.
__label__1 Poor design of hotel.  Rooms are small and you have to walk almost a mile it seems before getting to your room.  Crap!  We were here for Thanksgiving holiday and the service line for checking in was massive and it took at least 40 minutes before we were able to check in.  Customer service needs to move at rapid speed.  Our rep took some time to check us in at first telling us we were on the 3rd floor, then changed it again saying we were now on the 5th.  Annoying!  We also told her that we had two separate reservations and she indicated that she had taken care of everything for us.  However, she failed to tell us that our cards would be deactivated so late night we get back to our room only to find out we have to walk that long mile again back to the lobby to get our room keys activated again.  Annoyed!  \n\nThe rooms are some kinda funky.  Small sink and water deeps out of the shower, if you are not careful.  The only thing I liked about this place is that at least they paid me out a few hundred on the slots.  Would I stay again?  The answer is nope!
__label__1 As a Vegas aristocrat with 50+ trips under my belt, I was lured away from Wynn (my usual) by a casino host wanting me to \"re-experience the NEW MGM!\".  New rooms etc. \"We will blow you away!\"\nWhat I got was the same old tired MGM experience:\n- no limo from the airport (promised) - cabbed it which was fine since it was so close to the airport\n- room type not available upon checkin (6PM) - \"we can switch you over tomorrow\" - got a smoking room (wanted non) which was nicely newly furnished - but it had the remnants of the previous guest (partly opened gift basket, two empty beer bottles, etc.  Couldn't switch out - host conveniently not available.\n- Freeplay not available / no record\n\nNeedless to say, I got a bad vibe within the first hour and actually moved over to Wynn.  \nI give it two stars because I see the rooms have been upgraded.  \nLots of places to stay in Vegas, but for a primped Wynn Tower Suite / Aria Sky Suite regular - very meh.
__label__1 There's no door separating the bathroom from the bedroom area.  There's a frosted glass door for the toilet and another frosted glass door for the shower, but the sink and make up area is completely open.  This means that when you turn on the light to use the bathroom or the shower, the entire hotel room is lit.  It's poorly designed.  There's a t.v. embedded in the mirror in the bathroom, but it doesn't work.  Not only that, it obstructs the view of the mirror.  Not very well thought out.\n\nThere was a long line for registration.  It was $28 for resort fees and over $240 per night.  The walls are thin.  Our room was close to the elevators and I can clearly hear the \"floor X, going down\" from the room.
__label__2 This was a great place, however i was billed extra nights i didn't stay and its taken 3 days of on the phone talking to customer service and the bank just to resolve a problem that should have never occurred. \n\nI think i'll stay somewhere else next time, plus i won't have to wait one hour to check in and out.
__label__3 I have been to MGM Grand more times than I have been to any other hotel. Within the last month I stayed there twice.  Both times the rooms were the same layout, but in different wings. One room face the New York, New York hotel, while the other faced the roof of the lobby.  The room was clean and tidy.  Although the next morning I sat on the ledge by the window to get some sun and it was very dusty. My leggings picked all the dust up.  On the way up to the hotel there's a little shop filled with overprice goodies.  They have cupcakes that are $4 during the day, but at the end of the day the price drops to $2.  I had to have a cupcake, especially because it was half off.  I must say the turtle cupcake was very good.  \n\nThe decision of what to eat may be a tough one to make.  Whether you want fine dining or McDonald's, there are many choices for food there. More than any other hotel I've been to.  I had pizza from Perfect Pie which is a great tasting pizza place.\n\nThere are several lounges as well that are located all over the hotel.  I have yet to go to any, but when I walk by, the music is bumpin' and the people look like they're having a good time.  \n\nIn the summer months, the pool is open.  There are 3 wade pools I believe, then there's the lazy river.  Every time I have been to the river, there's always a party.  Tube rental are a bit pricey, but the price drops after a certain time.  Sometimes you may be lucky and either someone leaving will give theirs to you, or y\n\nI never have a bad experience at the MGM and look forward to many more memories to be made there.
__label__4 We stayed at the Presidential suite and WOW it was amazing! From start to finish, our stay at MGM was fantastic.\n\nAt the valet, we had a ton of bags and \"provisions\" for the weekend and the bellhop was very efficient and friendly, directing us to the right area to check in. As we walked into the lobby, the smell of perfume and friendly faces greeted us. Throughout our stay, the concierge and people we talked to throughout the hotel and at the nightclub, Hakkasan, treated us very well. Even our room service was fast, delicious, and served with good service.  \n\nOur room had a beautiful view of the desert and airport, a change of scenery from the strip, but it was lovely. We had a GIANT living room/kitchenette/bar/sofa/seating arrangement. The sofa was a big sectional and was SO comfortable with tons of pillows and situated in front of a giant flatscreen and music docks, etc. The pool table was an awesome addition, as well. There was a seating area around a table for about 6 people, very nice furnishings with white leather seats. Also, there was a desk area with another chair to do some \"business\" but we didn't need to use it. Our kitchenette/bar had plenty of storage on the counter, with well-appointment glassware, a jigger, martini shaker, bottle opener, and another giant flatscreen above it. Only complaint was that they locked the mini fridge because we didn't want to use their food/drinks (since we brought so much of our own) but that meant we had to keep replenishing our coolers with ice from the far away ice maker. We saw a mini fridge being delivered to another room, but I guess there was miscommunication and we didn't order one...but next time we know!\n\nOur two bathrooms had amazing products from Bulgari, plenty of fluffy towels, and we found comfy robes and slippers in the nicely sized closet. The room that I shared with a friend had a corner view and amazing blackout curtains for those hangover kind of mornings, a nice wardrobe of drawers for folded clothes, a giant flatscreen tv, and a king-size bed was SO comfortable we didn't want to get out of it! we were provided with tons of pillows and extra towels with no problem! Many hotels I've stayed at before were cheap with linens, but MGM has very nice towels and linens- I was impressed. The room was a generous size and very clean. The bathroom adjoined to our room also had a door to the living room. It was HUGE with a full bath/shower combo, another walk in shower with a glass door, and a HUGE vanity with two sinks and PLENTY of room and storage for all of our girly products. The lighting was also perfect. \n\nI drunkenly ordered room service at 3am on Thursday night of our stay (make sure to eat dinner before you go clubbing and have bottle service- whoops) and the burger I got was worth every penny, although it was huge and I only ate half. It came with fries which were delicious, too! I ordered ranch which was $5 extra (yikes!) but even that was so good, too!\n\nDuring the day, we went to Wet Republic which is always so much fun. Our second day we spent at the lazy river which was packed, but definitely fun to people watch and relax. Again, everything was just perfect. \n\nI had never stayed here before but I would definitely return! Thanks everyone at MGM for making our stay memorable!
__label__2 This is a backdated review for MDW13 - here goes:\n\nI booked this reservation through Expedia so I got an email that the reservation was guaranteed until midnight of the first day of the reservation.  Seeing as my flight was going to come in at 11:50 I decided to give MGM Grand a call since I didn't want my room to be given away.\n\nIt was a 15 minute or so wait on hold to reach the correct person, but she was very polite and wrote a note on my reservation so the room wouldn't be reissued.\n\nOur flight came in around 2AM local time (Spirit Airlines, that's a 1 star review for another time).  The check in people were nice and we got our room keys quickly without a hitch.\n\nOnce we got into our room, it was a little weird.\n-The soaps were already opened. Not sure if they are just really trying to make things easy on me or didn't change them out. I found a hair in the soap...\n-There was still trash in the trash can.\n\nEhhh.\n\nNo matter, we brought our own soap anyway and trash is trash. We were tired.\n\nThe rest of the stay was uneventful.  The buffet was okay since it was included in our stay, but if you're looking for a Vegas Buffet worth talking about with friends, head up the strip to some of the newer casinos.  The MGM Grand buffet reminded me of dorm food. Since I just got out of college it's not a big deal, but if your palate is more refined then you might be better off paying more and going elsewhere.\n\nThe casino is cool. Again, there's better on the north end of the strip, but nothing is terribly bad or exceptionally good.\n\nMy one regret about being at MGM was not going to Hakkasan. It had just opened and we were busy with other venues so we didn't check it out.  But after reading other reviews it seems like I missed out on a golden opportunity.  I'll be sure to check it out next time.\n\nSome final notes -\n\n-MGM is in a good location since you can hit a bunch of casinos thanks to the rail that is connected to Excalibur down the road. One can easily hit up Mandalay Bay, Excalibur, Luxor, and NYNY.\n-The pools are great and check out Wet Republic if you get a chance.\n-Weekday rates are pretty reasonable.\n-There is a $25/day resort fee that gets added on. It includes WiFi so bring a computer or tablet since you're already paying for access.\n-There is a foodcourt between the hotel and pools if you are trying to save some cash.
__label__2 3.5 stars. \n\nI stayed at MGM a few years back and felt that was a so so experience then.\n\nThis time around, I was relatively satisfied with my stay. Though not the swankiest, or newest of hotels, there were little things here and there that mad e our stay here quite enjoyable.  Everything is in walking distance and there are a fair amount of eateries within the hotel. \n\nThe pool areas are large enough to house to accommodate all sorts of visitors: party goers, couples, families. \n\nOne thing I will say is that check in line is ridiculously long. Like lining up for a ride to disneyland. \n\nThe rooms are spacious. Slightly outdated but definitely clean (we took a white terry towel and did a rubdown of the surfaces within the room, even the chairs/sofa--clean!). We thought it was great how intuitively placed the switches, electric outlets, cable/ adapter things for media --- impressive.\n\nGetting anyone on the phone was a bit of an ordeal. We were on hold for about 10 mins at one point. \n\nOverall, much better than my last stay and things have been changed for the better. Definitely easy to get lost in here but all vegas hotels are like that for me anyway LOL.
__label__0 My first and last time staying here. First off we arrived on a Tuesday this sat week. The check in line was divided into 2 lines and there were easily 50 people in each line with 6 MGM check in staff checking peope in. After 1/2 an hour and several people complaining more staff trickled in. One hour later we were on our way to our room. We reserved a room with 2 queen beds and the room was clean, spacious and beds very comfortable. We went down to the pool, kids wanted to check out lazy river. Apparently the $28 resort fee does not include rafts, you have to rent them. In the 3 hours I was down there not once did a cocktail waitress ask if I wanted something to drink. Went to bar only to be told cash only, they're credit card machine wasn't working and no room charges either. Avenue 24 is ridiculously expensive for breakfast, eat out or try Starbucks. The monorail is $5.00 one way per person or $12.00 round trip. It was cheaper for the 4 of us to take a cab than to take the monorail. I noticed a lot of women looking to solicitate, not one staff member seemed to care. Definitely will stay someplace else next time.
__label__1 Good visit to Vegas recently. Disappointed with MGM. Service is not good anywhere we went at MGM. Over priced for the quality. We cruised most of the other hotels and casinos on the strip and MGM won't get my business next time. Not that they were bad, but, their competitors were certainly better.
__label__0 1 Star.
__label__1 This place is huge, we definitely got exercise walking around. \n\nThe room was adequate, not the best in Vegas but not the worst. \n\nParanoid complaint, I need to just start calling down and have them remove the shit. They have a little pad next to the TV with crap on it, like a $30 USB cord, that if the stuff gets moved you get charged for it plus a $50 restocking fee. I saw these when I stayed at the Bellagio as well. I have never had anything happen, but I would hate to bump the stand in the middle of the night and get charged more than the cost of the room for crap I would never buy. \n\nThe entire hotel has a smell about it, it is a sickeningly sweet vanilla fragrance that hangs in the air everywhere. I would almost prefer the smell of smoke over that. \n\nThe room had a noisy air conditioner that sounded like the compressor was a diesel engine about to stall out. \n\nConstantly while we were trying to get around they had staircases closed for cleaning and aromafying. \n\nWorse, I was there for a convention, which provided meals. These were awful. There was nothing good to say about the food there. I cannot say if they were trying to get people to eat at their restaurants instead, but wow it was bad. When we did eat on our own, it was not at MGM Grand restaurants. \n\nStarting with Day 1 lunch, some soggy sandwiches, I took  \"thanksgiving\" which is the new popular turkey with stuffing and cranberry. Not really good by any measure. Seemed like they had been sitting for a long time. \n\nDay 1 dinner - Black tie - So they come around and sit down trays on the tables, WTF family style black tie event, that is a first. So we are sitting at 10 tops and the platters have 2 tiny pieces of beef and 3 pieces of chicken, the table gets 2 platters. Plus a small bowl of mashed potatoes that I could eat myself. When we asked for more the server gave us grief, but eventually provided more meat and potatoes. \n\nDay 2 breakfast - convention eggs, you know the scrambled egg mix with no taste, bacon, sausage, and a peach pancake casserole. \n\nDay 2 lunch - more sammiches... didn't eat any.\n\nDay 2 dinner - buffet style taquitos, carved roast beef and turkey & stuffing, This was the best meal of the trip\n\nDay 3 breakfast - soggy croissant breakfast sandwiches with a little bit of scrambled egg and a little piece of bacon or a chibatta with a little egg and sausage. \n\nEverything was pretty bland and tasted old.
__label__3 I stayed at the MGM Grand from September 27 - October 2 with my husband. My husband was in town for a conference which was being held at the MGM Conference Center, so that is why we stayed here. We stayed in a standard room with two queen beds (we had friends who came up for a night) that was more than adequately sized. The bathroom is pretty average for a hotel - I must prefer the bathrooms at Aria and Palazzo.\n\nThe hotel is still a maze to get around and you will walk...a lot! The trek from the room elevators to the conference center is long; the walk from the elevators to the pool is long; and the walk to the sports book (especially if you are going from the pool) is long. But it's a good chance to work off all the food and booze! \n\nThe MGM pool complex remains one of my favorite pool areas in Vegas, even if cocktail service is sporadic and slow. At the end of September at 10:30 am it was not hard for me to snag a chair mere steps from the pool. We did not dine at any of the MGM restaurants, but we did have drinks more than once at Whiskey Down (I had several very friendly waitresses there), watched Sunday football at Centrifuge (buckets of beer for $25 and much more comfy than the sports book), and watched several sporting events at the sports book (again I had several nice waitresses there). Taxi lines were non-existent so you walked out the door and into a cab. Plus getting to and from the airport is super easy and around $10-13 depending on traffic. \n\nAs a tip, if you are heading out to walk the Strip or just want to buy cheap beer without paying $8+ for it or gambling, walk to the sports book, make a right, and go out the doors in that area. There is a convenience store when you walk out where you can get $3.50 24 oz cans of beer to take with you while walking. Also it's a good shortcut to get directly onto the Strip.
__label__1 Stayed here for 2 weeks had a group of 20 staying here. I didn't like the place . Rooms where outdated . Casino was always busy and couldn't enjoy myself so spent the whole trip at other casinos
__label__1 There are only two good things about staying at the MGM Grand hotel in Vegas. The location and the bed. First of all the super gay employee who checked us in had an attitude when he told us there was a $200 fee to check in and we only had cash. I had no idea of the fee to begin with. Then we were never able to log in with their WiFi connection. Super complicated and it never worked not even offline my phone couldnt connect. I dont know if they have a signal jammer or what. The walk to the room was half a mile. I guess we made the mistake of staying when that loser miley cyrus was booked so the hotel and the parking lot was jam packed with the fall of americas future clogging up the hallways, elevators and parking garage. Spent over $500 for a 3 night stay which was really worth maybe $200. Im Definitely choosing a better place next year.
__label__1 This is my first time staying at the MGM. I got there around noon and was informed that check in wasn't until 3 or 4 and I would have to pay an extra $20 to check in early. I figured I might as well do it since I didn't want to lug my bags around for 3 hours. I got into the room and the carpet was stained, the sheets/pillows had black stains on them, the walls had..something...on them, the mirrors around the bed were scuffed, there were dings in the nightstands, and the room was very dark. That was just the main room. The bathroom was another story. I found out I could easily lift the mirror off the wall and see the plumbing behind it, the sink just looked old and worn down, and the shower door did not close which meant that water leaked all over the floor whenever you wanted to take a shower. The hairdryer in the room smelled like smoke every time you used it! The absolute worst part was the huge, nasty, ball of black hair on the floor when I first checked in. NASTY!! The view was of the back of the building..not great at all. I didn't mind that, since I wasn't in the room at all times. The good part about the room was the bed was super comfortable and the pillows were amazing. \n\nI will probably not be back at the MGM any time soon. The resort fees are ridiculous - especially since the internet is so slow!
__label__1 We booked 2 rooms from Mar 20th - 23rd, with one room being a Grand Tower Queen room and the other room being a West Wing King room. My wife and I have stayed in a GT room before so we decided to stay in the WW room this trip and let my parents and brother have the GT room. The GT room was the same set up as last time we were there and my parents had no complaints with the room. \n\nHere is where our trip started to go south. We check into our room in the WW and head up to it. We walk in and it is quite modern with newer faucets and so on. I begin to check out the room, even though it was pretty small and not much space. As I'm looking at the art piece on the wall I see that there has been previous guests who thought it would be funny to write throughout the art work. I'm not a snob or prude by any mean but I would think the MGM would want to try and cover up any vandalism or bad look in there rooms. I then go to turn on the Bose stereo in the room to find that it does not have an Aux port (which is says on the stereo itself) as well as a bobby pin sticking out the antenna to try and get reception which clearly did not work. This really isn't a big deal cause we all have Pandora or Itunes on our phones so we would be ok. Then we go to take a shower and with in 15 minutes we have to turn off the shower completely due to the severe drainage problem that caused a 3 inch pond in our shower. We're starting to become a little unhappy with the room for the amount that we paid but we're trying to make the best out of it because we are in Vegas. Finally as we are getting ready to go out for the night we notice a pretty bad crack as well as water damage and water bubble in our ceiling above the television. I understand that all hotel rooms may come with problems but I feel for the amount of money we paid ($250+/night) this was pretty ridiculous. \n\nI spoke with a few different managers throughout the weekend. They sent a maintenance guy to our room to look at the drainage problem. He was there about 5 minutes and told us everything was taken care of. The drain was better but it still backed up on us a little bit. I had to then contact the front desk around 1:00 AM since they failed to call me like they said they would with an update. The manager who I spoke with said the ceiling damage was from a previous water leak and our property would be damaged. So what your telling me is that it's normal for a room to be damaged and still rent that room. Instead of properly handling the leak and maybe re-drywall the ceiling or at least patch it. A room change was offered to us around 1:30 AM (Fri Night/Sat Morn) but the inconvenience of moving all of our unpacked items was not worth the room change. They ended up refunding us $56 which was the resort fees and tax.\n\nI've stayed at MGM numerous times before with usually good trip reports. I even have a bachelor party booked here for Aug so I am a loyal Mlife member. This trip did change my view and overall feel for this casino.
__label__4 I stopped by the Beauty Shop inside the MGM Grand during my stay. At first I didn't have anything in mind to purchase, more or less just browsing. I was greeted by a lovely lady(whom I forgot the name, whoops) that introduced the Forever Flawless line to me. Facial care with diamonds in it?? Sounded too good to be true. She then sampled a couple creams onto my face.. the results were amazing! At this point, I wanted to try everything! Although they probably would've let me, i didn't want to be that annoying person. She was very patient and kind with me while I explained to her my problem areas and concerns. I ended up purchasing their basic products along with the \"Black line\". My skin has never looked so good! (being that i am 48) I have recommended a couple of my friends to stop in that will be at the MGM this weekend. I will definitely be revisiting on my next stay at the MGM. What an extravagant experience!
__label__4 Love this place. It's great for all ages, and don't get me started on how comfortable the beds are. The service is fast and very responsive.
__label__3 The MGM Grand invited me back to stay for a night after my sub par experience last year.  They'd improved in several aspects since my last stay.  The staff was much more polite this time, consistently, and the check in process ran much smoother, notably.  The hotel is still a massive, sometimes over-crowded behemoth, and the valet service is still incredibly slow, but they definitely impressed me more this time than last.
__label__2 MGM is a decent place to stay if you can get a good rate... Check-in/out is a waiting game, as with any other hotel on the Strip. My room was actually much nicer than I expected, and I especially loved the blackout shades. They really work!... Internet was fairly fast, the minibar selection is good, and I was fortunate to be on a quiet floor.\n\nTheir higher-end restaurants were also better than expected, except for Fiamma- blecch\n\nNegatives included boring, often rude blackjack dealers, poor cocktail service in the blackjack area, very little shade available at the pools unless you purchase a cabana (and, you know, it's HOT in the Vegas sun... there was also very limited waitstaff working the pools), the room air conditioner couldn't keep my room cool, and huge crowds everywhere\n\nOverall, if you like staying on the Strip, this isn't a bad place. There are better hotels, and there are certainly worse places
__label__1 Giving 2 stars only because MOST of the staff were friendly. \n\nI had booked a room over the phone some time in advanced and specifically requested for a smoking room after the concierge offered a choice. When I arrived to check in I was asked if I wanted a smoking or non-smoking again, just to be told all the smoking rooms were booked but \"to make up for it\" the concierge told me he would put us close to an elevator so we could get back to the lobby to smoke. Got to the room which was indeed close to an elevator but had an unsightly view of rocks on a rooftop and green lights. \nI asked the concierge at the information desk if at any point I could switch to a smoking room and she recommended that I call during checkout the next morning to see if anything became available. \n\nMy fianc\u00e9 and I are chain smokers so we didn't spend much time in our room. At one point my fianc\u00e9 forgot the card to the room and was locked out for an hour as I was asleep because he needed to go to the lobby to smoke. One staff member was kind enough to give him his phone so he could call me but I was out cold.\n\nI called at 11 AM and nothing had opened up. I called again about an hour later and the gentleman was kind enough to offer to call as soon as a room became available. I called again a little over an hour later because we needed to meet with family and I had no intentions of spending my vacation playing the waiting game. The concierge told me there was nothing she could do for me and from what she was saying it appeared there was no note about giving me a call as soon as a room became available.\n\nAfter spending time with family and touring the strip I came back to the information desk  hoping a miracle could happen and a room became available. The was a glimmer of hope as I saw her write down another room number, but after speaking with the housekeeping manager she told me nothing was available. \n\nI don't understand why an establishment would even offer a smoking or non-smoking option while booking the room if nothing is gonna be available. When I book a smoking room, I would hope a smoking room has been saved for me when I check in. Are those rooms just on a first come first serve basis? If so, why even tease the guest by offering it while booking the room? I also find it hard to believe that out of the several hundred people that checked out, no smoking rooms became available at any of the times I called.
__label__0 I had had two drinks and the slot lady cut me off! I had two drinks after 5 hours, the security guard found nothing wrong with me and the cocktail waitress told me I was only able to drink water!!! This place is cheap as heck and found every reason to nickel and dime me through out our stay. STAY AWAY!!!!!
__label__0 They get zero stars we have had our suite now booked for 5+ months we go to check in and they tell us SORRY you have been down graded!!! WTF what Hotel does this???!!! NEVER book here you don't know what you till you check in!!
__label__3 Great experience. My bf and I stayed at MGM for 2 nights and had a blast! I had stayed at the MGM years ago as a kid and expected the rooms to be outdated, but on the contrary the rooms, gaming floors, and restaurants were very contemporary and exceeded expectations. \n\nMGM has a large pool facility including a lazy river for only guests to use. The pools are  adjacent to the Wet Republic Day Club and while I was using the pool, Steve Aoki was at Wet Republic spinning away. The music could be heard but at a distant level, providing background music to to the area. Once I got up to leave, I walked around the facility which was when I discovered the lazy river. If I did not have dinner plans, I would have definitely tried it out!\n\nHakkasan for my favorite dutch duo, W&W. My bf and I were both on the guestlist but were told that we had to be at the venue by 10PM when the club opens at 10:30PM. We decided to just get tickets which were $20 for female and $30 for male - and these tickets guaranteed our entrance without having to deal with a rowdy crowd to get in. After arriving at around 1:30AM, there was no line at the door and we were in within 2 minutes. The club and decor is pretty standard, the sound system was average, but definitely still a great time. \n\nMGM also has a large gaming space comparatively to newer hotels, which is perhaps one of the aspects to how they maintain their competitive advantage. With a wide variety of gaming tables and slots, I would not hesitate to recommend this place to a friend who enjoyed a good round of blackjack or craps.\n\nThe only con about this hotel is that the location is a bit further from the center of the strip and would require more walking which I am normally fine with. But in 100 degree weather, walking in the heat may become tiresome and exhausting. \n\nI would definitely come back to MGM for another stay and would also recommend this hotel to a friend!
__label__2 The new rooms are nice, simple and straight to the point. Not extremely luxurious but still nice and comfy. The hotel also has a lot of restaurants and things to do and see like the tigers, and KA which I loved by the way! I might try staying at this hotel next time I am in Vegas because it's in the middle of the strip and is easily accessible from other areas of the strip.
__label__1 About two months ago, I booked two tickets to Andrea Bocelli concert at MGM Grand Arena. Since I thought it'd be convenient to stay at MGM, I also booked a room - king size, non smoking. The prices for two nights were $149 (Friday night), $179 for Saturday night. They charged me $166. When I got there, I was told the room wasn't available. If I wanted, I got \"the option\" to upgrade (which I'd have to pay for). I got slightly upset, although I never raised my voice. \n\nI asked why I'm being charged $166 for something I'm not getting and why I was forced to pay for something I don't want? The manager came over and immediately said \"She's just doing her job!\" No s**t Sherlock! I'm not upset at the receptionist, I'm upset at the situation. Not fair to be charging customer for something he/she's not getting. On top of that, they place a pending charge on your CC (for me, it was $500 pending charge). \n\nSo they offered comp buffet and $50 off drinks. This is great for someone who eats at buffets and drinks, but I'm not a drinker and I don't eat at buffets, but when I said it to the manager, she said \"well, that's your only option.\" In regards to rooms, they are spacious, clean. The TV was working occasionally, the bathrooms were nicely remodeled. I must say the concert was fabulous!\n\nWhen I was checking out, I don't know what I was expecting, but I got \"how do you wish to pay for your bill\" question. This kind of floored me. So the rooms were $328 total minus the $166 charge (this would be around $162 total)+ the upgrade fee. You are already placing $500 charge on my CC, I guess I'm expecting you to say what you are going to give back to me. \n\nAnyway, long story short, the 2 nights cost me total $502. They charge you for upgrade you didn't want, they also charge your for something called \"remodeled room\", \"remodeled room tax\" (these charges are for every day you are staying) on top of your regular resort fee. I'm assuming that is normal, but quite frankly....for $250/night - it is NOT worth it.
__label__0 \"If you wish to respond to my Yelp post, Dear MGM GRAND stock answer, kindly do so via my personal email. \n\nI have Urban Spoon and Yelp app's but do not wish to slog through all responses from your customer's posts.\n\nThank you.\n\nPS Your hallways in the \"West Wing\" are COLD. Are you cheap, disrespectful, or ignorant? Thanks.\"\n\nOn Dec 30, 2014, at 12:22 PM, \"Yelp\" wrote:\n\n\"Hi Wesley,\nThis is an email to let you know Social M. of MGM Grand Hotel has posted a comment to your Yelp review of their business. Click below to read it on Yelp.\n\n- The Yelp Team\n\nCopyright \u00a9 2014 Yelp Inc., 140 New Montgomery, San Francisco, CA 94105, U.S.
__label__4 Stayed here again for two nights and had a great stay.  While parking is a little odd, the mass construction project next door is over, so the property is peaceful and quiet once again.\n\nFor those of you not in the know, The Jockey Club is a condo and time share property, but rooms are sometimes available as hotel use.  The rooms are the equivalent of apartments, so are really large and have full kitchens.  We used ours to make cookies.\n\nOne of the great things about this place in the 24 hour pool, hot tub, and gym.  I wish more hotels did this.  The rooms also have DVD players, and DVDs can be borrowed for free from the hospitality center.
__label__0 We were in Vegas as a gift for my boyfriend's birthday and had a truly great time EXCEPT as we were walking along the strip we were pulled in by a guy promoting free tickets to O at the Bellagio. The catch was a 1.5 hour long timeshare (for the GEO group) at the Jockey Club. Long story short, we did not buy it, and were given a voucher to return at a later date and were told that the tickets would be at the box office under our name. So we go to the box office and the show was not even playing that night. To say we were upset is an understatement!! We went back to the Jockey Club and were told that no one was there but to call a number the next day. We showed up instead. Now this was the third day to waste time with these people. After going in and as they tried to lure us in again, I mention in a clear voice and let's just say just a tad louder than speaking to someone face to face that we were scammed and expected our money back, they were quick to remedy and blame it all on the guy who lured us in to begin with. We got our money back (as O is the most expensive show, we had to pay $50 per ticket - yes another lie) and were promised to be taken care of the next time around. Needless to say, I would never set foot in that place again.\n\nTo add to this, just yesterday I received a call from a so called supervisor at the Jockey Club/GEO who had no idea of our troubles but wanted to get me to go again for a \"free' trip, practically all inclusive, discounts to whatever BUT I had to go through another 1.5 hour long timeshare seminar AND had to pay right then and there a $95 e to reserve our spot. When I mention to her that I had to discuss it with my boyfriend she because obnoxious and said that she could not understand why I would need to AND hung up on me! Unbelievable where they find these lowlife losers to work in customer service when the rest of America is struggling for jobs. Tell everyone you know NOT TO GO TO THE JOCKEY CLUB AND ESPECIALLY GEO TIMESHARE! What a nightmare!!!
__label__3 My husband and I booked a room on Easter weekend. This was our first time in Vegas and couldn't be happier with the stay at the Jockey Club. We weren't sure what to expect from reviews we had seen on-line because most people complained about the time share side. We never once had a run in with anyone about time share. \nThe women at the front desk was nice, I informed her that we had never been to Vegas and that we would love the opportunity to upgrade the room to a view of the Bellagio fountain and she said that all the rooms with that view are book, when we came back to get our key she said she gave us the best room she could find with the view of the fountain, we really appreciated that she took the time and effort to meet our request.\nThe room was big with a full kitchen which we did not use. Bed was comfy bathroom was nice and the closet was huge with a safe.\nYou can't beat the location, you are right next to the Bellagio, Cosmopolitan, and Paris. \nThe only reason I didn't give it 5 stars is because the room is a bit outdated. I know they have rooms that have been upgraded it just depends on when you go if they are available.\nWe had a good experience and we will book our next stay at the Jockey club.
__label__0 Stay away, this place is just a huge time share and they promise you the moon and after hours of what should be considered torture you feel emotionally drained. I wish I would have spit on the guy that stopped me in the street instead of give him the time of day
__label__0 Please be aware of the time share sell!! Like those postings not recommended, the guy on the street promised the free stay was to be in the Cosmo, but that was not true. He promised there would be only three questions and a visit to their rooms, casino, and a brief preso.  Definitely not true ... The preso lasted an hour, they don't have a casino if their own, and the model room was a pit!! The carpeting from the elevator to the room was stained and worn.  The pool was small and crammed between two large resorts. Last of all the free gifts were misrepresented.
__label__2 Glitz and glamour it isn't, but for a fair deal a one bedroom suite with a living room, pull out couch, and kitchenette right on the strip, this is your place. \nThey describe it as \"snuggled away\" next to the Cosmo, I say it's practically hidden. This tiny, family owned spot is easy to miss but once you find it, you realize it's a pretty nice location; Easy walking distance to everything. It really has to be one of the best values if you have a big group as I did for a bachelorette party or you are counting your pennies and still want the popular location.\nThe rooms aren't ugly or smelly and the other guests seem more or less respectable, but it's definitely bare bones place: tacky, tiny onsite pool, no casino, and no view (don't let that main picture fool you- my room looked at the service car driveway, not the Bellagio Fountains). This is truly just a place to sleep, eat left-overs in the morning, and pre-drink. We had a group of 8 that stayed in two different rooms and everyone had a place to crash at night and we stored our food and treats in the fridges so it worked. The beds and bathroom are just ok, nothing amazing but enough room for everyone. The beds weren't backbreaking but not exactly comfy. But I suppose if you are coming to the Vegas strip to hang out in your room, you are doing it wrong. \nOne nice feature - if you can find it-  is an elevator that connects The Jockey Club with the Cosmo Casino. It's hard to find in both buildings though. The elevator from the Jockey Club to the Cosmo lets you out on a weird floor (no grand entrance, sorry) but it is a convenient way to get next door once you figure it out. Guests of the Jockey Club can use one of the Cosmo pool's, free of charge, as well. We spent an afternoon at the pool and it was pleasant enough but ended up going to one of the other hotel's pools for a change of pace. \nI say 5 stars for low price and value you get for the suite size, 5 stars for location, 1 star for name recognition- I can't tell you how many blank stares we got when we said where we were staying, 2 stars for amenities because of the lack of a view, lack of a restaurant in the hotel, the lack of an onsite pool, and the basic room d\u00e9cor. I think that works out roughly to a 3 star place.
__label__0 This place is horrible. They lie to you and tell you that u win gifts or a trip and that u dont come out of pocket. I asked if it was a time share and they told me no. When I got there it was timeshare. And the gifts that they tey to give u that u dont come out of pocket u do pay for. They are liars and tricked us into  what turned out to be nothing they talked about!
__label__3 My best friend and I stayed at Bally's. One morning, slightly hungover we needed to nourish ourselves. We wanted something healthy and fresh to counter act the horrible things we did to our liver the night before. As we explored and got distracted by the free bread samples at Sbarro we saw this sushi place. The staff was so friendly! I ordered the vegetarian roll (which was sufficient, not wow) and my friend ordered the spicy tuna (which she said was SPICY! and also very good quality.  She works in a sushi restaurant and has now become a self proclaimed \"sushi snob\".) Our bill was also super cheap!
__label__4 The night I went to DDS there was this awful, whining, emo Dashboard Confessional wanna-be band there.  So... since it was a warm night, we were outside most of the time waiting for our friends.  We'd go inside occasionally for shots, or some other form of liquor.  This was about 6 months before I'd meet some other Vegas residents that were about 20x cooler, and would never ditch us two girls in the middle of a town we weren't familiar with.  But that's a story for another time... DDS is dirty.  Not in a Scolari's Office kind of way, either... but really deep grit.  My assumption is that it's always so full they can never really take a sponge, broom, or mop to anything (when really what's needed is a pressure-wash head to toe.)  The walls were covered in artwork: drawings, some lovely skilled grafitti, some not so great penned on grafitti, and some just plain rude phrases.  The people were generally pretty cordial to us (I won't kid myself that it wasn't obvious we were vacationers.)  As soon as the sniffly bitchy boy bands were done, I loved it there.  What I did not love, however, was even the name Ass Juice, much less the drink itself.  It wasn't bile-inducing, seeing as I was already drunk, but it wasn't even close to \"good.\"  I don't know what's in that stuff, but you've been warned.
__label__3 I've been here a few times.  They have great prices on beer and lunch specials.  Unlike other reviewers I really liked their pizza!  They also have a great ranch dressing for their salads.  I did think it was odd that a couple of times I was there they didn't have many of the TV's on.  They should at least have one all the way down the bar on vs just a few.    I've met friends there to watch the game and the service was slow but, hey we were there to watch the game and it was packed so kind of expected it to be slow!   The owners seem very nice and very proud of their business.  It's great to see hands on owners!
__label__3 Dark, dirty, and punk. It is a chill bar that lives up to the dive bar reputation. Located within the fruit loop, it is not a gay bar. I can understand why people come here to get a few cheap drinks in before heading off to the more modern or attractive bars and clubs.\n\nThe signature drink is the ass juice. It is either they are really secretive about the recipe or it constantly changes. When I asked the bartender what goes into a shot, he replied that he did not make this batch. I was just intrigued with why it looked like toxic slug, yet tasted so fruity and pleasant.\n\nThe atmosphere might not be anything note worthy, but the music and drinks are a plus. It reminds me of younger days when rebelling against the norm, spiking my hair, and black was the statement of choice. Should I state that I cringe thinking of those days? Unlike my trip down memory lane, Double Down Saloon does not elicit the same response.
__label__4 I walked here from the strip because I thought it would be an adventure, and it was!  \n\nGot to see some cool, and at times, strange live music\n\nAlso got to see the last band of the night get kicked out of the establishment\n\nStickers everywhere!
__label__4 Ridiculously great bartenders. \nFrom Noon til 5, Monday through Friday, you can have any drink in the bar for $2.\nThey have Slim Jim's and Twinkies.\nFree shows all the damn time.
__label__4 This place is super fun music is hella loud and the drinks are so heavy you can't ask anything better
__label__1 I think this place can do for a cleaning, some say it adds to the appeal, but you can get the same \"vibe\" without feeling like needing extra soap when leaving. Drinks are cheap and pretty strong for the price or at least what I expected. I went out on my own looking for chat with some new people to have drinks with and shoot the breeze but it seems like this place is full of groups of people not really into expanding outside of their clicks. Dive bar that will get a group of people drunk reasonably quickly. No music going on the night I went, so maybe I missed a lot of the appeal of it, I will re-visit and update if I feel it's needed.
__label__1 Ugh. How do you spell DEPRESSING? Well, you abbreviate it, anyway, with the letters: T.I. as it's called on the strip.\n\nDon't go here. It's gross. Everyone's a slobbering mess. \n\nThe dealer tried to take my bet in blackjack. That shit was a push. She realized her mistake and tried to pretend nothing happened. Wow.\n\nIf these were the golden days of vegas, I know just how I woulda dealt with her...A nice knuckle sandwich in the \"back room.\"
__label__4 Hotel: I love staying at Treasure Island when I'm in Vegas! The rooms are also very nice. Beds were comfy, the bathroom was clean and spacious and the hotel room was very quiet. Also theres a free show in front of the hotel and Treasure Island guests get special VIP viewing. The casino is also nice and spacious not super crammed.\n\nLocation: The hotel is located right next to Fashion Show Mall, theres a tram that takes you next door to the Mirage, and also its a short walk to the Wynn and Venetian across the street. Its not in the middle of the strip, but it is definitely centrally located to some of the best hotels in Vegas. \n\nPrice: Not bad at all, I believe we paid around $129 for 3 weekday nights including a Friday. \n\nService: Friendly, checking in there was a long line but checking out was no problem at all. The information desk is also helpful and was able to print out our boarding passes for us (there is a charge but it is super convenient).\n\nAtmosphere: Not a trashy or out dated hotel at all. I felt comfortable and safe here, no weirdos or troublemakers running around.
__label__2 Treasure Island is a great choice if you:\n\na) Don't wanna throw down a lot of money for a hotel but you,...\nb) Don't wanna stay in a trashy, smoke-y hotel with 90-year old retired Floridians or recently married 20-year olds, and you,...\nc) Wanna be \"where the action is\" on the Vegas strip, not somewhere in the boonies.\n\nFollowing Puff Daddy's and Prince's lead, the hotel formerly known as \"Treasure Island\" is now \"T.I.\".  They recently remodeled some of the lower floors so the rooms are more modern, clean and classy.  T.I. only gets 3 stars from me because three aren't any good restaurants at T.I., and there isn't even a concierge.  BUT, T.I. is relatively inexpensive and the location is EXCELLENT - it's literally only a 3-5 minute walk to The Wynn, The Venetian and also the Fashion Show Mall.  Perfecto.\n\nWould I stay here again?  Definitely.
__label__1 Treasure Island in my opinion, is one step above from Paris.  This place has alot more sad people who lost all their money.  When i play roulette here, i hear behind me \"dude you have to play $15 each time? thats too much!\"  I turn around to see who it was and I'm not surprised.  Anyways, this place is a joke.  The only time I come here is to eat at Social House, which is great food!!!  Too bad its at a place like TI.  They have the shuffle monster for all the bj tables outside, and single deck which is 5-6 payout, youre get ripped off idiots!  They need a bigger high limit room.  One unisex bathroom?? Give me a break!
__label__2 There's not anything especially spectacular about this place, but it's must nicer than I thought it would be.  The rooms were renovated recently and the upgrades are apparent.  Very large wooden console built-in to the wall with a desk, drawers, and a flat screen television. In my room on the 18th floor I had a view of the Strip and of the twice daily Sirens show out front (the fireworks were impressive, but sometimes they got a little annoying).\n\nThe casino is very large with tables and slots of every denomination.  I was up quite a bit a few times here (in contrast to not making any money at other casinos) and my Player's Club account is full, so I hope that they'll send more room comps my way.\n\nAs with everything it seems like the small things are always what create the tipping point.  For example, they take pride in being able to provide personal items to guests when needed.  Well, I needed some shaving cream because the TSA threw mine away.  I got two razors instead and when I inquired they said they didn't shaving cream.  Hmm...\n\nThere weren't many places to eat late at night, which struck me as odd considering that I did most of my gambling after midnight and/or just before dawn.  I received comp for the $22 dinner buffet, so I checked it out.  After waiting outside for 10 minutes at 9:00 p.m., I was lead through a dining room that had tables covered in dishes that hadn't  been cleared.  I apparently waited because no one could pick up some plates.  Again, it's the small things.\n\nGreat location on the Strip and the rates are pretty reasonable for everything that they have available.  I don't think I'll be back unless it's free, but if you do pay the bed will be what makes it worth your money... Amazingly soft and comfortable!\n\nOh - and the pool wasn't anything special.  Service was quick, but the chairs are old and the pool is pretty small.  I got a little annoyed whenever the speakers would crackle almost like static on an old FM radio.  It's 2008 and you can buy satellite radio and outdoor speakers. :)
__label__2 Stayed here 11/15-11/17 and I wouldn't mind coming back. Paid a little over $300 for two nights, not too shabby, probably because it wasn't Comedy Festival time. The location is great which was very important to my club hoppin, heel wearin self. Like the other Yelpers mentioned, the bed was very soft, as if I were trapped inside a marshmallow. Decent eating options, still didn't get to try the Pho place but tried Kahunaville. The only thing I have to complain about are the surly workers but I don't blame them.
__label__3 Pros: Great location. Nice rooms. Cheap price. \n\nCons: Cheesy theme, dated exterior. \n\nBest value on the trip if you can get past the fact that the outside is a little dated and the theme. The room we stayed in was on the top floor and looked as if it had been newly renovated. We paid $109/night. The only hotel near that price was the Stratosphere. I prefer this hotel to the MGM grand and NYNY. Breakfast restaurant was good, but I would have liked to have seen a fast food option or two.
__label__3 just stayed at ti. not bad. buffet pretty good they have a great dessert area!!!! the pool is a little small but the cabannas are big and you can rent them for a half day wcich is nice. over all pretty good stay the beds were comfy and they had good pillows but could hear  the sirens show fire works from 7-10:30 every night. not great for the kids to sleep and the sirens show was lame. the gym was really good. i am a gym person and over all the gym had a decent amount of equptment
__label__1 booked the place. they put us on the last room before they remodeled entire hotel. find out the last day. wasn't pleasant experience
__label__2 I think it's a beautiful hotel but is a tad bit expensive. They charge you a resort fee whether you use the pool or not. I went in March and it was quite cool so not really worth being outside. \nThe hotel smelled a little bit funky almost like a church smell. It was almost overbearing at time. The room was nice and it's cool that you get upfront privileges to see the sirens show. I really liked it but it wasn't the best hotel I've ever stayed in. I think the hotel itself is beautiful.
__label__2 I had a pretty decent experience on my visit at the end of July. We arrived on Thursday prior to regular check in hours but were serviced immediately. I had a deluxe room which I ask the desk clerk if there were any Strip views available she more than happily accommodated at no charge. Although my room was far from the elevator the strip view was awesome.  When I arrived at my room I was please at the cleanliness.  The only down side of the room that I could pick out was there was not a refrigerator.  I mean really TI!!!!.  \n\nAnother downside of the hotel is the pool was on the small side compared to alot of the other hotels on the Strip.  The casino itself was ok  nothing to brag about.  I did not visit any of the restaurants based on the reviews that I read.\n\nThe staff I can say made my visit very pleasant.  The conceirge was very helpful when I needed assistance with places to go and the best way to get there.  The Bell Desk was very accomodating as well.\n\nOverall, I would stay again if I come across another good deal.
__label__3 This is a great place to stay!  Just got back from a weekend here, and it is in a great location on the strip, we got the room for a good price, and I thought the casino downstairs was pretty fun.  The staff is also very nice, especially since they bring you lots of free drinks when you're gambling!
__label__2 Take this review as you wish...being that, at 24 years old, my first trip to Vegas was in August of this year, and this is the only Vegas hotel I've stayed in.\n\nBestie and I packed up the car Friday night and took off! We arrived @ \"TI\" around 11 and the check in line was brief, despite the anticipated nightmare long lines mentioned here and on other travel websites. By booking online, for 3 nights we stayed in an upgraded strip view room for around $250. Our room was so cute! The beds were ridiculously comfortable, and everything was super clean. A few cosmetic touch ups may be necessary, but I guess I'm not so nit-picky. The TV was nice, we liked being able to plug in our ipods, and the wireless internet did what we needed to. Room - 4 Stars.\n\nOn our 2nd night there, after a day of binge drinking and a nap we decided to take it easy and hang in our own casino, did some gambling and around 2am went to the Coffee House and were SO DISAPPOINTED! The menu was so ridiculously limited that we almost just walked out. There are probably less than 10 items on the menu, including any dessert items...So limited that not even FRENCH FRIES are on the menu, yet $16 burgers exists. The food was pretty bland...however the French Onion soup was amazing, thank god. On another negative note, our server was SUCH AN ASSHOLE! Then when the manager came to check on us, the server was there and did something very nice, we both said @ the same time \"Oh NOW he's nice??\" and the manager pretended not to hear us. Any drink refill, condiment request, check request, change request, was attended to with a delay and dirty looks. Prices are the same in the Coffee House as the ROOM SERVICE, so skip the moody server and eat in your comfy bed. Coffee Shop - 1 Star\n\nOn our 2nd day there we lounged by the pool all day, and the DJ was awesome. At first we attempted ordering drinks from the outdoor servers but they were so slow we started trekking in and out of Kahunaville for our drinks. While the drinks were good, they were severely over priced, even when you're armed with their \"coupons\" which barely made a dent in a round of drinks for 4, and half the time to coupons were good for what we wanted. A round of 2 mixed drinks and 2 beers will run you $40. Pool/Kahunaville - 2 Stars\n\nOverall our stay was decent but the NOW $30 a day resort fee, rules, regulations, and restrictions were kind of a bummer. Don't offer \"coupons\" or \"offers\" if you have no intention of allowing your customers to use them on anything of worth. Oh, and the buffett is overpriced and just like any standard buffet food. \n\nJust a tip: When drinking poolside for 8 hours straight, don't abandoned your best friend/roommate, and then you REALLY don't want to latch the top lock and proceed to fall into a drunken coma till 1 am. She wont be pleased. Rookie move.
__label__2 3.5 stars. \n\nLocation and a pirate ship. That's what T.I. really has going for it. We showed up to check in and were greeted by Ana at the front desk who was easily, far and away, the very best customer service rep we saw in Vegas all week. Ana offered to upgrade our room for a small fee and we ended up in gigantic Tower Suite AND a comp. bottle of champagne. \n\nThe room was very nice with 2 bathrooms and a strip view,  but there was a shitty shower head and spotty internet service (which is '\"free\" by paying their $22/nt. hotel fee...). \n\nMy biggest problem was the rest of the hotel. The gaming here sucks. Just a terrible vibe and the Gilley's dealers couldnt care any less about their jobs...it was plainly obvious. Very few multi-deck, shoed blackjack tables. Boring, plain slots as well. \n\nRestaurant selection kind of sucks and is WAY overpriced. We'll be staying elsewhere next time.
__label__2 Oh Treasure Island, and your old-school pirate show, where have you gone?  Welcome to TI, and the scantily clad pirate show...my have times have changed.  Across the street from the Venetian/Palazzo sits TI.  Definitely has seen better days, and by that I mean pretty much everything.  Rooms, casino, food.  If you want to save a few bucks and stay down at this end of the Strip, this is your place.  Just be prepared to hear the pirate show every night!
__label__1 This was a very oridnary hotel, nothing especial. It did not match our expectation of a four star hotel in Vegas. We stayed there for one night, then for the same price we got another hotel that was much better.
__label__2 Nice room.\nStayed here for 3 nights.\n\nEarly checking cost $50 extra. Better than napping in the parking lot with wife, baby and mo in law in our tiny Honda insight.\n\nNot many places to plug in all of our chargers for cell phones so we took turns and used the restroom plugs.\n\nCheck in line was always long, with not enough staff to handle it...\n\nCheck out was a mad rush too. Vegas wasn't very busy this time of year. End of march.\n\nParking was free. \n\nThe iPod dock didn't charge the iPod and it had the wrong time.\n\nThey had a fridge and safe in the room.\n\nNo coffee pot in the room.\n\nThe checkout was kind of weird.  I suggest an easy checkout.  Get the folio under your door and just walk out if there aren't any problems with the bill.  We ended up standing in a 30 minute line just to check out.\n\nGood Job TI, but I think for the price, I might stay somewhere else.
__label__2 We stayed here for three nights over Labor Day weekend. I was really apprehensive about it after reading some Yelp reviews, but it turned out to be a good stay.\n\nThere were a LOT of people there. Check-in went relatively smoothly considering the massive amount of people that were checking in on Friday afternoon-- I think we were in line about 30 min. \n\nThe room was pretty clean-- bed was clean and comfortable. The bathroom was nice, but they were very skimpy with the towels.\n\nCasino leaves a lot to be desired. I didn't like hanging out here at all. The ceilings seem really low or something. I much preferred going across the street to the Palazzo or Venetian. One of the nicest things about TI is the location-- right in the middle of the strip.\n\nPrice was a little higher than usual because of the holiday weekend, but it wasn't outrageous. $25/ day resort fee was reasonable I guess-- you get internet, gym, and some restaurant and drink coupons.\n\nWe ate at the buffet which was fine. Otherwise, we went elsewhere for food, drinking and gambling. Oh, by the way, there were a LOT of little kids there. I am one of those who really doesn't understand why you would bring little kids to Vegas, but TI seems like a good place to stay if you are planning to do that.\n\nI might stay here again if I got a really good deal.
__label__1 Not impressed.  This review is for a trip back in June of this year.  We had a Groupon deal for 2 days and 2 nights, 2 tickets to Cirque de Solei, pool cabana reservations for a day, and a bottle of champagne with chocolate covered strawberries.  We were charged extra for the show, and by extra I mean full ticket price for two seats.  This was resolved, fairly quickly, but unfortunately wasn't the last financial problem.  We were charged for strawberries and champagne, and to top it off we were charged for the room.  I noticed all this once we were back home and received my credit card statement.  They had no idea how to deal with Groupon deals apparently.  I pity anyone else who bought this deal.  Wouldn't stay there again, especially since the suites are outdated by 20 years at least.
__label__3 Stayed here in a Deluxe Room on 11/30/12-12/2/12.\n\nArrival/Check-In: Easy to access the hotel from Las Vegas Blvd. and Spring Mountain. Only downside was the horribly designed parking structure and the long walk to the check in counter. There was complimentary early check-in that day (10am!) which was cool! Check in took about 15 minutes around 2:30pm.\n\nPrice: Got a great deal here for about $180 for 2 nights on Vegas.com (plus 2 free buffets). Added on was a $25/night resort fee and subtracted was a $15 Vegas.com discount code, bringing my 2-night total to a very reasonable $215.\n\nThe $25/night resort fee is high, even for Vegas, but I found it to be bearable. Includes wi-fi, fitness center access, newspaper, printing/calling/faxes, 2-for-1 on cocktails and buffet (M-F only), and $20 for a future visit.\n\nLocation: Great for what my girlfriend and I had planned: A Friday night trip to Surrender and touring around the north end of the strip. There is a free tram to the Mirage and a crosswalks right by the hotel, making the north end of the strip entirely walkable. Although the hotel lacks a major worthwhile attraction aside from Cirque du Soleil's Mystere show, its proximity to places like Wynn/Encore's clubs or Venetian's shops makes up for it - all at a fraction of the cost.\n\nHotel: Well laid out. Easy and to find your way around and quick elevators up to your room (they're divided up, so my 26th floor room elevator was for floors 25-30, plus the spa and ballroom floors). The hotel itself is not flashy like the ones surrounding it, but it's still very nice and made me feel comfortable. \n\nRoom: I loved the room! Clean, luxurious, and very functional. The beds were amazing and left me ready and energized the next day following 2 long nights out. Bonuses included was a small refrigerator (no minibar crap inside), safe, a lot of counter space, and an ironing board/iron. The bathroom was contemporary and luxurious as well, featuring a makeup mirror, a well-built bath tub, and toiletries from their in-house spa.\n\nGambling: Came up $25 on 5cent slots! hahaha\n\nFood: Ate at the TI buffet. Middle of the road, but hey, with a free pass or the included 2-for-1 it's worth a quick meal. Did not get a chance to check out the other places. My girlfriend ordered a drink from the Starbucks inside the hotel - skip this one and try the one on the strip instead.\n\nAmenities: Did not take advantage of these aside from the wi-fi, unfortunately. If I had more time I would have liked to check out the fitness center. The Sirens of TI did not interest me (The Yelp gods warned me it was not worth my time).\n\nCheck out: Fast and easy via TV. Late check out was granted to me so that was cool.\n\nOverall: I had a wonderful time at TI. I got a tremendous deal but my stay was so good that I would not hesitate to stay here again even if I had to pay a little more. The comfortable rooms were just what I was looking for and its location on the strip should make for quite an appeal to those who want to go out and have someplace nice to come back to. \n\nI will be coming back here in the future, hopefully to catch Mystere. My trip to TI was definitely one to be treasured. Great value, great rooms, great location, and a very pleasant stay. 4/5.
__label__0 The hotel is a little expensive for what you get, I guess it's the location. The marketing staff need to learn better ways to speak to guests, I would NEVER tell a guest in MY hotel the way the hotel runs behind the scenes as far as who gets things comped for them and who isn't worth it! Food is as expected mediocre taste and over priced! I lost over $9000 there not to be a sore looser, but do you think I'm \"worth\" giving a room to? Will stay there again just because of location, but reluctant to how the \" hotel and casino\" are run. You also show a nice clean bathroom in the pictures but you don't show the mold in the bathrooms.
__label__0 I booked a room on Treasure Island at Hotels.com the rate was fantastic, however on arrival at the desk I was charged a MANDATORY $28 resort fee. I hate the bait and switch, especially when this fee is not disclosed. My room was nice and clean, the bed was comfortable and the views of the strip spectacular, however I will never stay here again and I will tell my friends of the ridiculous fee!
__label__2 There was a time many years ago when I thought Treasure Island was great...not anymore. It's just another hotel/casino now. Since we don't gamble and only go to attend reunions and to see shows, going to the casino is not our number choice of activity. But we have to go through it to go from one activity to another.  What an awful experience -- the casino area looked so dirty. Some slot machines were placed on what should have been walking paths. Very confusing set-up.\n\nOur room was decent enough -- glad they switched to crisp white linens. And we had a view. Would have loved to have had a coffee maker, though. Such a little thing but would have gone a long way to appreciating this place. \n\nAte at the Coffee Shop --- surly wait staff. Tried the buffet. So-so meal. Couldn't find anything I could rave about. The fish was dry. The lobster ravioli was tasteless. Sauce wasn't great.  Tried other things, but couldn't get excited about the choices.\n\nWent around to other casinos and can see a huge difference between first class and second rate. Sadly, TI falls in the latter category. As they say, you get what you pay for.
__label__2 We got the TV special.  It included the Cirque Du Soleil Mystere and the 2 for 1 deal for the buffet.  \n\nFirst disappointment was the show for Mystere does not play on Thursdays  nor Fridays.  (We called in several times about the showing and neither times did they tell us there was no showing on Thursdays or Fridays) \n\nThe buffet was not good at all!! So not sure if that was a deal or not. \n\nRestroom - the sinks, toilet and bath are all in one room.  It would of been nice if the sinks were separate.\n\nOverall -  I guess it was an okay hotel to stay especially if you want to be on the strip.
__label__1 Stayed here this past weekend for 5 days/4 nights .\n\nFYI $28 resort fee here per day and rooms were about $55 with tax \n\nUpon check in- no rooms available 'with my requested type' (NS King- regular room- ) so we were placed into a two queen bed room for the night. (wasnt happy about that- my BF is larger- we were pretty squooshed in that bed!)\n\nNext day we had to try to get the 'right room' and had to stand in line at desk to do so (1/2 hour wait) and they gave us another room as they had said they would.\n\nUsually , in all the other hotels in Vegas they would upgrade or comp you something to try to make amends that first night- They didnt- and should have- moving rooms was a pain in the butt. I spoke with the front desk staff she was very \" I could give a rats ass if you stay here or not' and when I spoke with the manager on duty-even she didnt seem to care if I was unhappy or not.That fake smile was so annoying.\n\nIts not like the entire hotel was full- it was New years Day-everyone was checking OUT. \n\nTake note TI from Caesars,NYNY, and even CircusCircus - who have all done that ! Ive been to Las Vegas at least 10 times...Really TI?\n\nRoom was pretty standard-nothing spectacular- but bathroom and tub were nice size.\nHalls were really quiet and room was on 22nd floor with decent view.\n\nThe entrance where the check in is could use some updating- the colors are old and seventies and still a bit of that 'Pirate' flair which they look like they are moving away from.(and should - its not a daycare - its a hotel)
__label__0 I am writing this review as I continue my stay at Treasure Island. I am here in Vegas for CES and so far Treasure Island is not making it easy for me to come back for an additional stay.\n\nWhen I reserved my room months ago, I specified that I require a non-smoking room due to my asthma - staying in smoking rooms makes my asthma act up and then I can't breathe. When I checked in, there were no non- smoking rooms available. Ok, that's fine. The front desk then found me a room that is smoking \"optional\" whatever that means.\n\nWhen I entered my room, I was appalled. The rooms tables, surfaces, dresser and even the sheets has significant dust in them. It was clear the room had not been used or cleaned in a very long time. Running your finger along the surfaces resulted in a dark black layer of dust, so I was very disappointed. When I contacted the frith desk I was told I could not change rooms due to CES. \n\nWhen I requested housekeeping to come clean the room it took an hour and a trip in person to the front desk. \n\nThe housekeeping team showed up and did a full clean, but it was pretty annoying and gross to show up in a room so filthy.
__label__3 Treasure Island wasn't as bad as I expected it to be from all the reviews. \n\nMe and my boyfriend ending up staying here because it was the cheapest hotel for the weekend. We spent about $260 for 3 days and 2 nights, thats including the resort fee. The room and bathrooms were nice and spacious. The beds were super comfy and the pillows felt like clouds. \n\nMy only complaint was that the cleaning person did not come and fix the room. We left early Saturday morning and came back in the afternoon thinking we were gone long enough for our room to be cleaned and it wasn't.\n\nOverall our stay was nice. Check in was fast, but that was probably because we came around 8pm on Friday. Check out was easy, we just did it from our TV in the room and dropped the keys in the drop box by the elevators on the first floor.
__label__2 I went as a group and over all, the experience was good. \nFact that hotel is located very close to Fashion Show Mall, most of the people loved it.  Of course, there is a outlet and many fine retail stores are all over the strip.   One that I want to make comment is that, we were placed near the lower floors.  5th and 6th.  My room was on the 5th floor and even with the windows closed, I could hear a Air Condition Cooling tower's fan.  I am pretty picky about the noise.  So, I went down and asked them if I can get the room changed. The respond that I got was,  Flat out NO, reason being is that, because I came in as GROUP, the bell service already has the room assignment and they cannot accommodate the room change.   \nThe fact that the lady on the back of the counter didn't even try to change the room and didn't show any concern about the noise just made me angry.   I wasn't asking to change all the rooms, but just 1 ROOM out of 15 rooms that I reserved for my group. \nI would rate the Communication between the Group Sales Coordinators a Rate 5 Stars. \nHotel as 4 Stars\nLady Behind Counter  (Manager at the time on 04/11/2014 at 3 pm )as only 2 Stars. \nWhich I think the over all hotel as 3 stars.  \nI hope everyone understands that CUSTOMER SERVICE should come before anything else to earn your future business.
__label__3 Stayed here for 1 night and the room was really nice. The bed was super comfortable and the bathroom was a nice size. My only complaint was that there was no outlet by the nightstand to charge my phone.
__label__1 I write this with a heavy heart. Everything was fine. But Bed Bugs attacked me :-(. And I am no Diva but this made me sad!!!!! Anyway to sanitize beds???? Otherwise A ok.
__label__0 Beware of duplicate charges made to your credit card. I booked a reservation for myself and three of my business colleagues (4 rooms total). During check out we notice our hotel bills contain many inaccuracies and duplicate billing charges from the hotel bars and restaurants. Two days later, I received an email from the property stating they are charging me an additional $65.00 for a no-show fee. I was there, I have the hotel bill to prove it. I had to call Expedia and Treasure Island multiple times to get any type of resolution.
__label__3 I've stayed here a few times and gambled here quite often. The rooms are very clean and modern. They do need to work on their check in though on busy weekends. It can take forever to weave through the lines to get your room.\n\nThe restaurant options in this place are sort of pricey. You can't really get a meal for less than $20 here. My suggestion is to head over to the Mirage on the free tram as their options are a little less, but not by a whole bunch.
__label__2 For the Pool....$140 for Cabana which wasn't bad....service was horrible, they honestly had 3-4 girls for the entire pool, to include Cabana patrons.  Music was good overall, not a bad way to spend an afternoon....
__label__2 Back in the day, Treasure Island used to be one of my favorite places to stay in Las Vegas.  I enjoyed staying here because for the price, the rooms were a very good value.  \n\nAlas, nowadays...I find Treasure Island to be just average.  The room rates are still fair, but compared to the competition I find my money better spent elsewhere.  You can stay at newer more modern Vegas properties on the Strip for the same or lower price.\n\nAnother thing that I miss is the cool Pirate show in front of the property.  Yeah, it was a bit cheesy...but it was a cool \"free\" show.\n\nAlthough, I do not forsee us staying here again in the future, it is still a nice place to visit when walking along the Las Vegas Strip exploring all the casinos.
__label__0 Do not waste your time at this hotel. Don't be cheap like us, spend the extra dollars at a nicer hotel like the Encore, Wynn, MGM, Venetian, any hotel but this. Very poor communication with from management and staff. \n\nThe first night we got there we weren't even able to get a key for any of the 3 rooms we booked because they said our name wasn't on those rooms even though we paid with our credit card. \n\nBy the time we left and got back home there were a bunch of unauthorized charges on our card and when we called to question the charges TI told us all this bullcrap we were never informed about. \n\nLike I said, do not waste your time here. All the hassle almost wasn't worth my first trip to Vegas since I turned 21. \n\nAlso, the coffee shop restaurant wasn't even that good. We were the only people in the restaurant at 1am and the service still sucked. \n\nTerrible staff, terrible management, terrible coffee shop/restaurant, just a terrible hotel in general. You're going to be in Vegas, might as well live like you're in Vegas.
__label__0 This is the absolute worst hotel I have ever stayed at. The absolute worst service in the world. To start off with, I booked a room that had one king size bed for my fianc\u00e9, daughter, and I. When checking in they completely messed up our reservations placing my family in a much smaller room with one queen size bed. At check in I complained to the manager and they showed me the smallest fine print which pretty much said \"first come first serve.\" I found this very upsetting when I booked my family for our original room. Once in the room the issues kept stacking up: TV didn't work, thermostat was screwy, and room service was slower than molasses. Next day they gave us our original room and reimbursed us for the first night. My third night my daughter accidentally flipped off the bed then vomited all over it. My fianc\u00e9 called down to explain the situation and whoever she spoke with on the phone was rude beyond belief despite the situation (house keeping was more concerned of the well-being of my child). When I went downstairs to complain to the manager about the rudeness his staff presented he treated me as if I were some insignificant teenager. I was outraged and I even saw other customers in line walking out of the hotel and making remarks such as \"forget this\" and \"let's go to a different hotel.\" The best thing after all of this the manager could offer me was waiving the $28 resort fee after telling him I wanted to check out now and catch the next flight home (WHAT HOTEL HAS RESORT FEES?!?!?!). Anyways save your money or spend a little extra more for a different hotel.
__label__1 Since ditching the pirate theme, TI is hotel with identity crisis.  Not impressed with the room which had broken fixtures & loud A/C.  spa is a joke which have to pay $17 extra.  Only plus is good location.  Stay at Rio for $50 Less and much better room
__label__1 This is a pretty crappy and old hotel. The room was dusty and had several missing items such as cups and laundry bags.  The bed sheet was dirty and had a huge bloodstain right in the middle of the bed. I had to ask housekeeping to come and replace the bed sheets.
__label__1 We reserved a room here for 2 nights and left after 1.  There was no fitted sheet over the mattress and the sheet they threw untucked over the mattress had holes in it.  They also left a room service cart in our hallway for an entire day and the smell of rotting food wafted about.  I would not recommend anyone stay here - there are plenty of good deals about in other higher quality casinos.
__label__0 Pimperial Phallus\n\nGot stuck with this joint after putting a bid in for a 3 star hotel in the center of the strip on Hotwire. Where to start? Parking here is horrible. The casino floor has got to be the saddest casino floor on the strip. The \"dealertainers\" looked burnt out. There was a woman dealer with jerry curls, a glove on one hand, and would scream out , \"heee heeee!\" everytime she busted. Which star is she supposed to be I thought to myself. I later woke up in the middle of the night with a eureka moment figuring out that she was Micheal Jackson.\n\nThe Friday evening check-in was horrible. We waited in line for 40 minutes to check-in. We got stuck with one bed since we booked through Hotwire. Our room was dingy. The shower drain was backed up. Did not bother to check out any of the food places. The feng-shui is just off. Do yourself a favor...pay a little more and stay away from the Pimperial Phallus.
__label__3 you get what you pay for right?? \n\ni didn't feel like that was true here. denise and jacob had a real nice, large room with a love tub and a bar and they paid close to nothing. it was about $90 for a night. i was impressed. i had a chance to crash there for a while, in between dinner, going to margaritaville and making our way to the rockhouse. the room was neat and clean. the tub was spotless and the bathroom was huge. there was a separate living room area. the sofas were large and just soft enough. the bar was near the door and had a real nice size fridge. i wouldn't mind staying there the next time i am in vegas
__label__2 well i wanted a place at center strip. would i have gone for the flamingo for a little more money, knowing what i know now? yes.\n\nbut... hey, can't complain. it was a little shoddy, a little dirty, and totally just fine. we had a balcony! which my sister's suite at the mirage did NOT! so there.\n\nthe buffet was fine. nothing to write home about, but so far no food-borne illness, which i'm all about.\n\nso yes, it may not be much of a step up from the motel 6, but it is a step. a good deal at center strip. and if you're spending too much time in your room you're doing something wrong anyway!
__label__0 The only thing you'll get outta this is a cheap as fuck hotel room right in the middle of Vegas. That is it. And that's fine if that's what you're going for. Trust me, I don't mind bumming it at all. I'll sleep where ever. And this place is basically where ever. \n\nThe first (and last) time I came here, I couldn't even find the damn room. They stuck us in the basement somewhere. We literally had to take an elevator one floor up, cross over, then take it two floors down to find our room. Definitely not a good thing to do when you're slammered. \n\nSo if you wanna do Vegas on a penny-pinching budget, and have no qualms about where you sleep, by all means, cruise on into this depressing toilet.
__label__0 The shower drain was clogged....The rooms aren't that great, but if you're a poor college student or poor postgrad...then it's not that bad.  Great location.
__label__2 As others have said, this is a cheap stay and that's what you should expect. The benefit is the location - right smack in the middle of the strip. Even the penthouse didn't impress me here. I have seen better. One really fun thing is the dealer-impersonators. That was a treat, until I noticed that they just repeat the same performers a couple times per night. Still cool, though.
__label__1 Two stars.  One for price (less than 80 on a weekend) and location (heart of the strip).  Okay after that... -3 stars for elevators.  I mean really!! Sunday, check out day, 13th floor.  The elevator going down is packed every time. After 5 minutes of watching this, we saw patrons take their wheelie suitcases and walk down the 13 floors of stairs!!! We had to jump on a car going up, that was half full. And it hit EVERY FLOOR on the way down to a room full of groans after the car was full. On the 7th floor some lady half cried as she threw herself into the car, wedging between suitcases. It was lord of the flies in there.\n\nSo if your cheap, get on the 2nd floor and walk down a flight, otherwise good lord help you.  Check out at 6 am.
__label__1 This hotel would be one of the greatest value finds in history except for the wreak of the smoke and little ventilation throughout the lobby and casino floor. I am currently staying here for a 5 day convention and I'm on day 2 and have some of the worst nose and eye issues going on. Even though I'm taking ample allergy medicine, the stuffiness and poor ventilation of this casino is killing me. All other casinos, even though they permit smoking, do not smell anything close to Imperial Palace. It feels like you enter a jungle with the humidity and lack of oxygen once entering the hotel from the monorail. Extremely stuffy warm, and you can almost feel the invisible cloud of smoke hovering above you. I really wanted to be wearing one of those masks the people in China wear. My clothes wreak of smoke and I have to shower before I go out again after walking through the casino each time. \n\nThe lighting inside the rooms is poor with 3 small table lamps and there's only 2 extra sockets total for your computer or cell phone charger. The in-wall A/C blows nice and cool which is a great and also helps to filter out some of the outside noise since it has a pleasant hum.\n\nOn a positive note, the price of the rooms are super cheap and if they found a way to clean up the terrible smoke smell and improve the ventilation this could be one of the best deals in down. It's proximity is A+ right by Harrahs and the Flamingo, but because of the nasty smoke, if I ever come to Vegas again I will not stay here. \n\nService and staff is very friendly and accommodating and they have cheap entry table games.
__label__1 Most of what I have read here is pretty accurate, and, yes, you get what you pay for,\nBUT- one really good thing about the IP is that for NFL fans, on NFL Sundays, they open up the theater and put MANY huge screen tv's up so you can literally watch EVERY single play of every single game all day long - great-looking waitresses serve alcohol and you can get cheap food, too.  Not a bad place at all to watch the games, especially if you have money on lots of games.
__label__0 This place reeks of desperation. With our Buffet of Buffets pass, we decided to try their dining room. I felt sad sitting in their outdated facilities eating school cafeteria food. We lasted there a few minutes and then decided to hightail it out of there for a happier eating experience.
__label__0 the most disgusting, repulsive, filthy, dishonest, poorly run hotel on the face of the earth. I would not stay here again if I were paid $10000.
__label__1 For the price and location  not a bad value. But I wouldn't stay here again. I saw check-in lines go well over an hour during my stay. It looked like the airport TSA line on a bad day. Just wouldn't be worth it to start a weekend with that experience.
__label__0 0 stars. \n\nThis \"hotel\" really is the epitome of the phrase \"you get what you pay for.\" \n\nUnfortunately, a flight cancellation forced my buddy and I to stay another night in Vegas. Instead of dropping another 200 dollars to stay at the Mirage, we reluctantly decided to stay at the IP for $29. It sounded like a good idea but turned out to be an epic fail. \n\nI'm real simple to please and when staying in a hotel I really only expect the basics; something clean, quiet and secure. This dump failed to meet either one of those minimum standards. \n\nThe $29 rooms are in a separate \"building\" a couple hundred yards behind the main building. This \"building\" look like an old WWII army barracks not a vegas strip hotel. To access this \"building\", you had to walk through a dark, unsecured ally while taking in strong scent of urine every few feet...awful. \n\nAlong with your room key, the front desk should have issued you a gas mask as well because I'm certain some of the fumes we inhaled when we walked into the room were toxic. I seriously look under the bed and in the closet expecting to find a dead corps. Yes, it was THAT bad! \n\nNothing was clean, some parts of the furniture were held together with duck tape, and the air conditioning unit sounded like a freight train. I'm not sure how this place passes health inspections. \n\nI didn't plan on drinking that night, but shortly after walking into this \"room,\" i realized that getting intoxicated was literally required in order for me to get some sleep. \n\nBottom line, I wouldn't recommend this hotel to a sewer rat looking for somewhere to dwell. For a similar price you can go across the street to Bills Gambling Hall and Saloon and sleep somewhere clean and comfortable. Skip the IP.
__label__0 Why would you ever stay here? \n\n1. The theme is ridiculously cheesy.\n\n2. All the casino patrons are really angry old Filipina grandmas (no hate, I love the Filipinos, but man y'all get mean after age 50 or so).\n\n3. When you enter the room towers, you literally feel like you've been transported to a prison camp in the jungles of 'Nam in '68.\n\nAs a young lass, I once tried to meet a group of female friends-of-friends at the IP to keep the party going after hours, only to find that they were all Vietnamese and looking...rough. Given point 3, you can understand why I ran away as fast as I could and haven't been back since.
__label__0 It seems like they don't clean their rooms.  A friend of mine stayed here and saw the conditions of their room, I'm like... can we pre-game in mine? lol!\n\nGet a remodel like T.I. did!  \n\nThe only reason why you even get a star is because I have to... and you have Hash House A go Go.
__label__0 This is by far my worse hotel stay-horrible customer service, old and disgusting rooms and elevators that don't work. In fact we got stuck in one! The restaurants are slow and their system always seems to be broken so they could not give us our bill! But by far the worse is the location of the shuttle pick-up. Impossible to find because its in the back in a creepy alley where it feels like you will get shot or robbed. No one knows anything or can answer questions. Basically ruined my vegas experience.
__label__3 Great rates and a great restaurant for breakfast. Been here twice \n(might have been more, kinda hazy) but from what I remember it was a good place to lay  my head.
__label__2 This is a nice hotel if you want to save some money and get a cheap room and stay centrally located on the Vegas strip. \n\nThe $25 rooms were no frills. A 19\" old fashioned TV and a slider door out onto the deck overlooking the pool - and construction zone next door. No micro, coffee maker or mini fridge. Small pillows.\n\nOn the second morning we awoke to jack hammering next door on the Flamingo Hotel and Casino Parking garage. (see photo above) They were busting up the concrete and reebar roof of the elevator shaft next door with a hydraulic jack hammer attachment on a small excavator. Sure..... it was noisy and I'm sure the several hundred rooms that faced that side of the building around the pool could hear it also. \n\nUnder our door the same morning was a polite written notice in writing that fire alarm testing was beginning at 10 or 11am this day and not to be alarmed. It made for a memorable morning.\n\nThe entrance off the strip to the hotel was through a small hallway lined with more construction fence on one side and not well marked. Seems the buildings on each side of the Imperial Palace were being renovated and there were mazes of chain link fence to walk through. \n\nThe food in the Imperial Palace was great to not so great. The famed Hash a-go-go breakfast place up stairs was incredible. Great eats and amazing portions. I heard there were coupons given at other casino's for this Hall of Fame breakfast place but we did not have one. Lots of famous people have eaten there. Huge thick french toast and monster pancakes. \n\nThe Burger Palace upstairs was a little disappointing. It was rather busy and staffed by only two people. You had the lonely cook in the back who also changed hats and became the bus boy who collected the trays and emptied garbage out front. He then ran back to flip the burgers when he was done. The order taker gal up front took 4-6 orders and then would switch over the order filler and fill 4 to 6 orders completely while the line got longer and longer out the door and customers started putting on their not so happy faces. She was a flip flopper trying to keep up with new orders and filling orders that had been waiting for her singlehandedly to fill. I'm sure the comment box at this place is filled with \"hire more help\" suggestions\". The food was only OK at best but not over the top.\n\nThe Pizza Palace in the hotel sounded like a great place to eat. But don't plan on having lunch there since they are only open in the evenings starting at 5pm. WTF? Scrap your lunch plans there.\n\nThe lobby was crowed most of the time likely due to the cheap rooms. The dealer-tainers that performed in the lobby on the gambling floor were interesting to watch. On our travels in and mostly out of the hotel lobby we saw, John Belushi, Michael Jackson, Tina Turner, Taylor Swift, Avril Lavigne and a dude who looked like Rick Ocasek.\n\nIt's a cheap place to stay and is no frills. Your not going to be there much so this place will likely do. The breakfast is the best thing about this place. Take the express bus to get around the strip. There is a stop not far from the hotel.
__label__2 excellent place if you're just looking for someplace cheap and central. don't expect anything more than a room to shower and toss your belongings.\n\nsome rooms have old crt tvs with horrible reception, while other rooms have flat screens  it seems pretty random which rooms have what. \n\nnot sure if it's just ip, or if its vegas, but their water smelled bad and the shower drained really slow. \n\nthe beds are waaaay too soft, expect back aches if you plan to actually sleep while you're here.\n\ni suppose its decently clean, but the beds alone would make me stay away from this place.
__label__0 WE WERE ROBBED IN THE CASINO. This casino is set to be remodeled with the Linq project, and thank goodness. Decided to stay here for a guys trip so we met everyone's budget concerns.\nThe doors do not shut all the way unless you pull or push the door after is closes. My friends checked in at 3 AM and promptly went to bed right after. When they woke up, they discovered two wallets and a watch missing. Considering one person put the room key card into one of the wallets that was stolen, the only explanation is that someone entered the room while they were asleep and took it things.  \nHotel security was very helpful for what little they could do at that point, but it was a bit sad to know they do not have cameras in the hotel hallways.
__label__0 So my buddies and I were celebrating with our buddy Matt by giving him a bachelor party and he found a cheap price per room at the Imperial palace. We thought it would be cool since it's on the middle of the strip across from Caesar's, it's cheap and we at least have a place to stay. The day of arrival, we had to traverse through some construction going on and found our way going through the back entrance. That back entrance was an adventure by itself. \n\nThe ROOMS.... old carpet, old bedding, dim lights, light switches that don't work, the drain was starting to back up in the shower, we couldn't lock the door lock, our balcony was... well just a random balcony with a view of an old stucco wall of the same hotel and the room looked like a motel off the highway.\n\nThe Hotel.... ice machines on our floor didn't work,  the elevator took it's sweet time and never got to our floor when we needed, there was construction going on and it caused traffic jams at the entrance of the hotel, the pool was small for a hotel/casino on the strip, finding the front desk was a real challenge, the hotel atmosphere felt like it was from the 80's, and let's not forget how the hallways smelled so bad.\n\nThis place is cheap for a reason and I now know why I never stayed here the plenty of times I've come to Vegas. If you want a better hotel experience I'd suggest going somewhere else and fork over a little more money. Trust me it'll be worth it. Otherwise if you're just looking for a bed to sleep on and don't care what the place looks like, this is the hotel for you.
__label__0 I would do ZERO stars if I could.  Horrible, noisy, dirty, dusty experience.\nStaff was awful, service was worse.  \nBooked on LasVegas.com and they didn't stand behind their service.  I'll never book with them again ... not sure I'll ever go to vegas again.
__label__3 Excellent place for a bachelor party. Hosted a party this weekend place is rowdy lots of parting people in the casino. Rooms are clean and the showers work what else do you need in Vegas? The hotel is a bit tired, duct tape on the hallway floors noisy air conditioners constructuon in the front.  However if your in Vegas to party you can't beat this location (mid strip) at the price offered. (220 for thurs-Monday)
__label__1 I'll rate this place two stars because their casino is actually one of my favorite to play at. It's got a good vibe.\n\nThe rooms however, holy grossness! We stayed here because it was the cheapest centralized hotel we could find on the strip, and we were broke at the time. So for that I guess I can't really complain because you get what you pay for. \n\nWhen we checked into the room I immediately went to use the bathroom since I had been sitting in a car for the 4 hours prior, and the first thing I noticed....someone else's hair on the bathroom floor and a squashed bug in the bathtub. Did the maid service skip this room? yuck!\n\nNext, my fiance and i went and sat down at the foot of the bed, the mattress flipped completely up sending us both to the floor! Nice, way to set off the mood. And if you want to take a nap or sleep in, forget about it....we had a \"nice pool side room.\" Why is that a problem? The music was playing so loudly from the pool that even with the sliding glass door closed we could STILL feel the bass vibrations and hear the music. \n\nThis hotel is fine if you're looking at cramming 7 college guys into it and maybe plan on spending 2 hours total sleeping in it. But I don't think we'll be coming back to this one.
__label__2 I suggest staying somewhere else unless you only plan to sleep in your room at night and aren't looking for anything but a bed.  The only reason I give the place three stars is because the dealers should get five stars.  \n\nRegarding the hotel, after a long and somewhat confusing walk to the check-in counter from the taxi drop-off, there was a long line to check into the hotel.  Once through the line, I was notified my room was not ready because check-in is not until 4:00 p.m.  Of course, they were happy to find me a room that would be ready for a $20 early check-in fee.  I opted for a $10 per night room upgrade and they waived the early check-in fee.  \n\nThe room was below the standards of an average Holiday Inn Express (and remember, this is the upgrade).  The TV was small and they only offered about a dozen channels.  The shower had weak water pressure.  At least the bed was comfortable.  Overall, though, I suggest spending a little more and staying at Harrah's.  \n\nRegarding the casino, this was much better.  While it may lack flash, it had great dealers and pit workers.  Throughout the night, the dealers are celebrity impersonators and work very hard make your experience a good one. Look for Kesha and Jake (Blues Brothers) and tip them well.  They made the stay worthwhile.   The servers were also always nearby and quick here - much better than Harrah's. \n\nBottom line: Stay at Harrah's and play the tables at the IP.
__label__0 This is probaly the worst hotel on the strip got to our hotel after a six hour drive had to wait like an hour and a half to get ourmrooms we get into our rooms theres a horrible odor like sex come to find out the room wasnt clean at all there was spit in the ice cup cum on the bed mold on the bathroom floor i wouldnt recommend staying there but gambling there is fun most of the dealers are celebrity impersanators
__label__2 This property is now going through their re-branding process so that it can become \"the Quad\" with all the announced plans and artist renderings I'm actually pretty excited to see how it comes out; that being said, this is probably the worst hotel I've ever stayed in.\n\nBeing a recent graduate of B.S. graduate of Hospitality from San Jose State University, I am extremely critical of the operations of a hotel casino and the overall guest experience.  While being a Total Rewards Member I was able to receive my 1 room comp'd for 3 days  4nights while the other was at reduced prices for the duration of our family trip.  \n\nFrom the lack of in-room menu, lack of cleanliness of public common areas, and hell even my room's plumbing there were problems all over the place.  But I am mindful that this place is under renovation, so I'm hoping all these problems will be fixed with the completion of that process. \n\nThe Ginseng3 restaurant as well as Hash House A Go Go are great draws to this property as well as the gaming with very entertaining and helpful staff.  Why over the duration of the weekend I was able to upgrade my gold card to platinum status on property so that was pretty awesome.\n\nOverall this place is going through some growing pains, and really you're in Vegas on the strip at discounted prices.  Manage your expectations and enjoy your accommodations because you already know what you're getting yourself into.\n\n*Side note if you have any problems with your experience MAKE SURE TO VOICE THEM to a general manager of any sort then a few days after your stay to fill out the survey they send you!  After I told them of the problem with the plumbing in my room in the survey, I received 3 emails with personalized apologies for their short falls and even 1 phone call where the manager again apologized and comp'd an extra night saving us even more money.  I know the conditions were rough, but I'll definitely give this place another shot, only after the renovation though.
__label__1 Obviously its not the best place to stay when you're in Vegas, but you know what, the service staff is nice, and the location is great! Smack dab in the middle of the strip.. If you don't want to spend a lot of $$ on a hotel room this is the place for you!
__label__0 I'm glad I'm not the only one that thinks this place is a dump! I will never ever come back! After the long drive from L.A I just wanted to check in and relax in my room, yeah right! First of all, when I booked onine they didn't inform me that they were changing names and under construction so as I was driving down LV Blvd I coudn't locate it! The front end of the casino was completely blocked off & there were and no signs to help direct entrance/parking. I parked off the strip & called them; they directed me to Harris parking structure etc... eventually I found my way.. the saga continues.\n\nCheck-in took over 45minutes. They had 3 (slow) people working the front desk and the check-in  line reached to the parking structure. Went to my room & when I opened the door a damp, old smell hit me. I did not want to be in that room at all hahah! The paint/wall paper from the restroom was chipped and falling off and the sink needed to be reglazed. Guess what I found on the shower, yes a pueb!!!! On top of that there was hair on the floor. Luckily I had Lysol wipes and disinfected the room which made me feel a little better. Note: no ice bucket, I called housekeeping for one and it took them 30 damn minutes to bring one up! I did not use their sheets as I had my own. The balcony was okay but it was full of dried, old bird crap so when I stepped out on it, it crunched and it dragged into the room. \n\np.s. The lobby on our floor (where the elevators are) looked like something out of a 70's horror movie. The wall paper was literally torn and held up by duck tape!! I wish I would of taken a picture of this. \n\nNever again!\n\nYou've been warned.
__label__0 This only gets a one star because at least it has a/c.  This is grosser than a motel 8 on the side of an abandoned town. The place is filthy, grimey and definitely not worth any amount of money paid. There were torn condom wrappers, whole acrylic nails, cig butts, beer cans and random bodily fluids throughout the elevators and well....everywhere else in the hotel/casino.
__label__2 I was delighted to stumble upon a Prince lounge act at the Boardwalk Casino. Who doesn't love a little Prince in Vegas? On Saturday night, you can find a few fake Princes lounging around - my friends and I saw the purple jumpsuit prince (yay!) and a strangely large Prince in a tiger striped blazer (boo!). And remember they take their lounge acts seriously in Vegas. My friend was so delighted to see him, that she busted out her digicam and started snapping pictures. Much to our dismay, we got booted out of the lounge. All my friend could yell as we were escorted out was \"What's the problem? It's not like he's the REAL prince.\"
__label__0 I don't get it. Its about time they tore down this casino and put up a real one.
__label__4 amazing french restaurant in the paris hotel. lots of choices for steak and seafood, but delicious appetizers and salads too. very extensive, although pricy, wine list as well. but, you MUST try the french onion soup, it was my favorite thing on the menu the multiple times i've gone there. (ok fine, by multiple i mean twice. but i plan on going there more.) and apparently amazing seats for the bellagio water show. but it's too cold right now for that (december) so for now, sit inside until spring rolls around.
__label__3 Quite simply the best dining experience we have had in a long time. The wait for an outside table was a bit long considering it being a Monday night, but the ambiance made the food taste that much better. The filet mignon avec roquefort made me reconsider my latest vegetarian kick. The tarte tatin was not overwhelmingly sweet, ala Mrs smith apple pie special, yet it craved the dessert fix. A nearby couple gave us their remaining half drunken bottle of Deboeuf pinot Noir which was an added drunken surprise. If and when you come to Vegas and are not a proponent of low quality buffets or overpriced average hotel restaurant food, make your way to Gabi's for Vegas nouriture, frenchy style.
__label__4 Ooh, la, la Mon Ami Gabi.  Merci, for a yummilicious dinner last night.  I made a last minute dinner reservation for 9:15, we showed up at 8:45 and they were able to squeeze us in.  I was hoping that I could make a reservation on the patio, but it's first-come first serve, and I was not willing to wait for 2 hours.  They seated us at an indoor table right next the window, so that we could still see the Bellagio fountains.  The server brought out some couscous, compliments of the chef, and freshly baked french bread and butter.  I feel a little guilty for having my boyfriend sitting across from me because I have to say that I was in love with the butter.  I ordered the house salad and my bf ordered the french onion soup.  I was really surprised by their large portions because I was expecting it to be smaller.  Then our entrees came, I got the steak au pouvre and the bf got the steak with onions.  My heart was all aflutter when I saw what was on my plate.  A large platter which was half covered with a thin steak and frites.  The steak was flavorful and cooked to a perfect medium.  The frites were amazing, like strips of freshly cooked potato chips.  So like total gluttons, we inhaled our dinner.  As for dessert, we couldn't do it, we had eaten too much.  What made my bf very happy, which I think any water drinker would appreciate, was that his water glass was always filled without ever having to search for someone to refill it.  I can't wait to actually go back for dessert.
__label__3 With all the overpriced french restaurants in the Paris Casino, Mon Ami Gabi is indeed a gem.  The food is thoroghly enjoyable, and I have not once felt like I've overpaid for anything.  I've been to this establishment three times, once for lunch and twice for dinner.  \n\nLet me talk about dinner. Lunch was great, but I don't remember anything about it :(  Dinner, my friends, is well worth it.  For one, I'm addicted to their \"c'est si bon\" martini (it's a bit overpriced...but it's absolutely delicious...what is it?  A watermelon martini, and it's fan-freaking-tastic!).  Now we get to why I adore dinner so much--it's that wondrous hot baguette that comes with a side of butter and slightly picked julienned carrots.  Oooh...I'm drooling. I could make a meal out of this and in fact, I did once.   Okay, I may be weird, but i'm obsessed with it.  \n\nI'm a sucker for their escargot.   How can I not be?  The sauce is scrumptious!  Butter, garlic, parsley AND I have this hot baguette!  W-O-W.  As for the entrees, I've had steak on both occassions--new york strip the first time and the ribeye special they had that night.  Needless to say, I enjoyed it very much...it's not going to be the same cute you get from 555 east or Mortons, but it's delicious nonetheless.  And the pomme frites? Spectacular!  The cut is just great.  \n\nI've also been equally happy with their desserts. I'm a sucker for creme brulee, and I'll even happily enjoy the most mediocre of creme brulees.  I would have to say that my favorite desserts are the crepes and the tarte tartin (rustic apple tart) a la mode. Divine!  I have a sweet tooth.  \n\nAs far as customer service goes, I have absolutely complaints--with the exception of feeling a bit embarassed by the incredulous looks I get from devouring a loaf of bread and carrots.
__label__3 I really don't think I've had a bad experience here. I keep coming back, despite the mediocre food, partially due to the relaxing environment this restaurant places you in.\n\nThe allure of this restaurant is not just it's casual bistro-like food, but the view. The view is what sells people to come here. Nobody ever really sits far within the restaurant, everyone sits in the patio area. Bellagio fountain, front row seat, with good food and champagne in front of you. The life of a winner (or the consolation prize of the big loser - in my case).\n\nCame here for a nice Sunday brunch, and ordered relatively smaller dishes, partially since I was so weighed down with guilt of how much money I had lost the night before.\n\nGot myself a hearty French onion soup, and salmon rillettes.\n\nFrench onion soup was hearty, but salty. A huge amount of cheese (gruyere possibly, was not really paying too much attention). Good flavoring, solid dish.\n\nSalmon rillettes I may not get again. It was decent, but not transcendent. The cornichons with the salmon rillettes were well pickled, but something was just lacking with the rillettes. Not sure what.\n\nIf anything, the best part are the fresh french baguettes that come out before hand with any dish. Warm warm baguettes, with raspberry jam, and good butter. Excellent stuff.\n\nOrdered a bottle of Perrier-Jouet Champagne Brut MV. Don't really scoff at this bottle, even though it is the cheapest one on their list. It's well worth the money, and reasonably priced (68$, vs ~40$ at BevMo, and more for others). Freaking awesome champagne - rated pretty highly as well. A definite must get, and makes you feel like an absolute high roller, even though you're rolling in the mud with your huge losses.\n\n4 stars - Inconsistent food, but excellent view and service, in addition to fresh baguettes, make up a great experience. You can just sit down, look towards the fountains, and sigh in relaxation.
__label__4 I have went to Vegas and passed this place so many times and I ask my self why?? It is prime location and it is affortable and was/is the BEST meal I have ever have. \n\nOh my god I was going to get the fish but I am so glad I didn't because the steak was to die for even if you not a steak fan WOW. And you have to have the french fries so good. I wish you could order a plate of food online. I went on my birthday and it was perfect!
__label__2 I came to Mon Ami Gabi for a Sunday brunch. I knew it is gonna be busy, as it was the V-day + President's Day weekend. I made reservation through Opentable. But when I got there, I found out that reservation was only good for inside tables. Outdoor table was walk-in only. Well, we weren't too hungry and the wait was 15 - 30 min, so we waited. The tables were really packed, and they have a heater between every table which made it even more packed. People actually ducked under the heater to get to their seat, which could potentially light their hair on fire.\n\nThe waitress was pretty friendly and we didn't expect too much given they were busy. The bread that they served was warm and fresh out of the oven. We ordered a French Onion Soup and the Soup du Jour, Lobster Bisque. They were both pretty good. Lots of cheese in the onion soup and they poured the bisque from a pot at the table. Then we had a Bacon Cheeseburger with Bleu Cheese and a Fish and Frites. They were delicious. The pommes frites side was one of the best. Oh, I ordered a latte, and it smelled and tasted extremely well.\n\nThe ambiance, the food, and the service were not bad. It wasn't amazing, but I enjoyed it. It has a lot of potential. I might come back again for dinner. Hopefully, they won't be as busy.\n\nOn a side note, there's the thing about people in Vegas. They are rather pretentious and trashy. The table right next to us was really LOUD. The women have big blond hair, and one of the men wore a cowboy hat. Guess where they're from. They were probably one of those people who would stand on the left side of an escalator. I could hear everything they said and I actually had to raise my voice so that my friend can hear me.
__label__3 So i have to give it to this place,Just a Great View and Location on the Strip.\n\nI tried their Egg, Bacon & Cheese Cr\u00eape and my V. had their Eggs Benedict.\n\nThe Cr\u00eape was alright,but the egg was somewhat runny,i do not mind since i like my eggs sunny side up,so go figure me not saying anything,besides that my meal was alright.\n\nI do have to say their Eggs Benedict is really good,tried a bite and it was delicious,enough for me to go back and try it all for myself.\n\nHad a few rounds of Mimosas,they were real good.\n\nNow here is something that some Yelpers probably deduct on the stars,but i have to admit that at first i thought of saying the hell with this place,but they took a while for them to give us our first round of Mimosas,and their excuse was they ran out of Fresh Orange Juice,cough,yea,really,come on,be better then that,now i did hear that they recently offer breakfest,not sure how true that is,but i gave them the benefit of the doubt.\n\nOur server was #22,no name tag,just a number,huh? yea,so anyways,this guy was okay,that is why i say server and not waiter,cause he hardly waited.\n\nNow the best part besides the Eggs Benedict and Mimosas was OSCAR!,he was the Busboy that took care of us,and was really funny and outgoing,great person,i just wish they had more people like him there.\n\nWe did get to see the explosions from the Bellegio,i am sure it would be more awww if it was night time,since this was 10am,it was alright,sorta cool.\n\nThe whole experience was really nice...So if you find yourself in Las Vegas and near the Paris,try it out for yourself.\n\nI hope you dont take me to be snobby,but service should be great service especially in Las Vegas and at this resort.Just saying,i dont want you to trip on serving me,but come up with a better reason then we ran out of O.J. at the bar...\n\nJust saying,still a fan though,so takecare now.
__label__4 I didn't have the opportunity to have a full meal here or anything but I liked the short time that I did spend here. Mom and I stopped by to share a pastry and some coffee as we were walking back to our hotel, after running up and down the strip together all morning. This was the perfect spot. It was nice to take a break and to just observe the chaos that saturates the strip from dusk til dawn.  It wasn't packed when we arrived but it sure got crowded as we were leaving. Their crepes are yummie and so are their croissants. A nice time doing some mother and daughter bonding, we had a good time together.
__label__1 This is pretty poor French food.  I had the onion soup which was honestly the worst I've ever had in my life.  I also tried to get them to make me a crepe complet (egg, ham, cheese) and they pretty much failed.  Sad.
__label__2 Last minute reservations to handle our party of 8? no problem! They were able to sit us within an hour of calling them ahead of time. \n\nSteak Bordelaise. Carmelized onions on steak, served with \"frites\". This was cooked perfectly and was a fairly large portion. My stomach was sufficiently full at the end of the meal. \n\nMy main gripe with this place was our server. She probably walked by the table only once after the food was served. Both my water and soda supply was depleted, and she was no where to be seen. As I near the end of my steak, I finally catch a glimpse of her and wave her down to ask for a refill on both. She tosses my soda and water onto the table and quickly runs off again. It's times like these where I question the mandatory 18% gratuity rule. \n\n3 stars for OK food for a HIGH price.
__label__4 This review is long overdue. By my count I have been here over 15 times and to Vegas now over 70 ... \nWe all know that this place so hard to be french, the menu, the atmosphere, the wine, the waiters outfits .... who cares! They do one thing right -the FOOD!!!!\nIn my opinion, a pace that starts dinner with slated butter and a warm baguette is already really high on the culinary spectrum. Over 15 times and food is still fantastic. Fillet had the prefect temperature, the liver pate is served just the right way with the miniature gherkins and onions. It's paradise, especially if you can score the outdoor table on a perfect evening where you can watch the Bellagio fountains and the people passing by. \nOne thing of note: it is a tourist trap but than again the entire Las Vegas Strip is so if you are not happy with something coming from the kitchen let the staff know and they will gladly take care of it. \nWe highly recommend reservations as this place tends to get booked on weekends. The food is good and by Vegas Strip standards is priced fair,\nBon Apetit!!!!
__label__2 Came here for brunch on labor day weekend... the wait was not too long but it looked really packed! love the patio seating, great seats for people watching especially in the blazing heat.... but hey get some mimosas to cool you down.... they had a bloody mary bar which i thought was really amazing...they give u a plain bloody mary and you can add all your garnishes with a variety of olives, celery, all kinds of hot sauce!  i ordered the open faced crab sandwich, escargot and jumbo shrimps....food was good... i'd come here just for the great seats and mimosas mainly though.
__label__3 Last night in Vegas and our friends and I weren't too hungry.  I've read about this place and wanted to try it and since we were walking by on our way to Caesars, we decided to eat here.  Was planning on just getting the french onion soup since it was a little cold outside and I love french onion soup.  We requested a table for 5 outside since it was nice and we could watch the Bellagio fountains while we hung out.  \n\nThe mini baguette that they brought out to eat while we wait for our food was pretty good.  Crusty and chewy, just like I like it.  Like I said, I was planning on the french onion soup but when I heard that one of the specials was bouillabaisse, that's what I wanted.  I like seafood.  It was cold outside.  Perfect.  Soup was very flavorful and fresh.  The mussels and clams were tender and sweet.  The fish was perfect.  Not mushy but just firm enough.  And last but not least were the scallops.  Nice, big and sweet.  Not tough but tender.  And to top it off, some really crusty bread slices to sop up the liquids.  Trust me, you want to get all of it.  \n\nI also shared the chicken liver mousse with my buddy.  That was delicious.  Put that on the toasted points and it was a homerun.  Put a little of their mustard on it and it's a whole different experience but still a winner.  \n\nThe service was solid.  The atmosphere was fun and not boring or stuffy.  I would definitely eat here again next time I'm in Vegas.
__label__2 One fact that hit me when I was in Vegas is that they simply do not have enough polished people to work the restaurants and hotels in the city.  When I was in Todd English's PUB there were a number of overweight unattractive middle aged men dressed in jeans and tight shirts and the hostess had a tramp stamp clearly visible on her lower back.\n\nOn Mon Ami Gabi, my waitress looked like someone more at home at a blue plate special diner than an upscale strip restaurant and the busboy clearly was an \"amateur\".   When someone in my party asked him what the Soup of the Day was he said, \"I don't know, I am the busboy\",...really good answer.\n\nThe place itself is nice and most people choose to dine al fresco as it is perhaps the best place to people watch on the Strip.  I ordered the Mac & Cheese which was a disappointment as it has no bread crumbs on top and the flavor was sorely lacking.  Not a bad place but not a great place....good for a one-time visit.
__label__4 Oh what a gorgeous lunch i had here. And i am referring to the food.\n\nI ordered an endive and pear salad as an appetizer with a glass of freshly squeezed OJ. I had a freshly ground Ahi Tuna burger with fries for my entree, and finally, the most beautiful apple tart for dessert. Honestly, everything tasted so good that i just wanted to sit there forever and savor every last bite.\n\nEverything is crafted very well, the service is great and the food is very fresh. And you really need to try that Ahu Tuna burger - it's very moist (contrary to the name) and very nicely flavored. The apple tart is unlike a typical fruit tart - the apple had been cramelized forever so it was very flavorful, the crust wasn't too thick so it didn't overshadow the apple. \n\nGo try it and enjoy the view:)
__label__3 Ate here in March and love it. This was not our first time and won't be our last.  This is a \"must eat\" on almost every Vegas trip we make.\n\nThe ambience is great - inside, wonderful dark wood, comfortable. There is also outside patio seating, so you have a view of the Bellagio fountains and the Strip.\n\nFood - just simply amazing. The trout - awesome!  I had the seared scallops over a bed of pureed califlower and spinch and it was so good.  My DH who does not like scallops, loved them. He had the steak (flat iron I think) and liked it, but regreted not ordering the trout.  They have a duck confit dish that is wonderful as well.\n\nThere wine is reasonably priced and so good.  The bread - amazing. Service great.  I reallyl can't say anything bad - the prices are reasonable too.
__label__2 Quaint and bustling place with a great atmosphere especially with outside seating. That said, RELATIVE to all the great food in Las Vegas, the food was not all that memorable. We tried two types of salads and a steakburger. They serve small portions so go if you want a dainty, casual, and somewhat classy meal.\n\nThree star does not mean I disliked this place, it's just a measure of how impressed I was relative to other restaurants in the area.
__label__1 My bf and I had brunch here last Friday morning after arriving to Las Vegas from San Francisco.  We chose this place because of all the good reviews here, but we were definitely not impressed at all.  The food was mediocre but definitely compares to Denny's status with a marked up price.  The presentation wasn't even that great.  I had the ham and cheese omlette and my bf had the mushroom omlette and added chicken, which was very dry.  The ham on my omlette wasn't even \"fancy\" ham it's regular sandwich had from the grocery store.  The omlette menu was very simple and not a lot of options.  On a good note the hashbrowns were good and I might go back and try the crepes maybe that's there best dish.
__label__0 We came here for breakfast and were really looking forward to it based on the reviews online. I think we came here at the wrong time. We got seated and it took a while to get drinks and order taken (about 10-15 minutes). We finally got to order our coffee but we received without a creamer. The gentleman mentioned he would be back but he did not return. We asked a bus boy for the creamer cleaning the other table and he brought us a dirty one with fresh jam all over the bottom. We asked our waiter for another creamer. We both decided to order their eggs benedict (I ordered the Florentine and my boyfriend ordered the crab).The Florentine was the worst I have ever had. The eggs were sloppy and the asparagus was small cut up piece. I almost sent it back because I thought the asparagus was missing. I am a big fan of eggs florentine and I was surprised to not see fresh asparagus. The asparagus looked like cut up pieces of artichoke hearts. Our English muffins were overly buttered and took away from the meal. My boyfriend didn't finish his crab benedict. It was salty and the overly buttered muffin didn't help. Maybe we ordered the wrong thing here today. The coffee was the best thing about our meal.
__label__3 SCALLOPS(suggestion from waiter): Excellent.\nFILET MIGNON WITH MERLOT BUTTER: Ahhhmazing\nBONE-IN RIBEYE: Ahhhmazing again.\n\nBoyfriend and I came here for our 5 year anniversary on July 4th with a reservation that I made on yelp. Our waiter was really informative (like naming everything on the menu - not to lie, I lost him after \"I'm your waiter for the night\"). \n\nLong story short, it was a BEAUTIFUL dinner!! The waiter suggested the scallops and it was a great choice! The filet mignon was really tender and the bone-in ribeye was like the size of my face (no joke and it was really REALLy good with the berenaise). The waiter was cool and attentive but after we got our entrees, he totally ignored us (minus a star). BUT our drinks were always full because of the other guy, who was really nice. \n\nI would definitely eat here again. Mouth is watering as we speak . -____-
__label__0 This is NOT a French restaurant, my darlings. This is a fake interpretation of a French restaurant. The escargots were in a watery, non-garlicy, overly parselied bath. You do NOT change the time-honored traditional recipe for escargots. When I mentioned this to the waiter, he said that the Chef likes to put his own spin on traditional recipes. YIKES!  They have no business calling it a French restaurant if they're going to mess with recipes that are 100s of years old and classic. The Steak Bordelaise was passable, but the Bordelaise was NOT authentically done. The frites were absolutely NOT done French style; they were potato chips. Well, what can you expect? It's Las Vegas where everything is a pale imitation and a fake reproduction of the real thing. Sigh.
__label__4 I'm a big fan of this place, it's got a great view of the strip and the Bellagio fountain.  While the wait can be a bit long to get a table outside it's worth it.  The food is also cheap (but not you can taste it cheap).  Steak sandwich with caramelized onions YES PLEASE! oh i mean Oui, s'il vous pla\u00eet!\n\nThe atmosphere is really relaxing and I see no problem with catching a few drinks and watching the fountain show and people watching for several hours.  Service is prompt and proper with a wine cart assisting the crew to carry around some good inventory.
__label__3 The steak here was very good and cooked perfectly. I love the fried potatoes that come with the meal. I think my favorite part was the bread and the foie gras! Would def come here again when i get the chance
__label__4 Finally tried Mon Ami Gabi after so many great recommendations and it is my new favorite restaurant!!!!!! The food is unbelievable and the atmosphere is beautiful!!!! I had the hanger steak with Merlot butter sauce and it literally melted in my mouth! My fiancee and my friend had the salmon which was delicious also, and my friend and I shared the escargot which is something you must try if you never have before! I cannot say enough about this place and just talking about it makes my mouth water! Get to Mon Ami Gabi as soon as you can and I promise it will not disappoint!!!!!!
__label__3 Although we had to wait 30 minutes for a table, it was well worth it. We sat outside, which is beautiful and great for people watching. I ordered a caesar salad and within what seemed like five minutes it was on the table. It was delicious, I loved the cheese and dressing. I also ordered the classic quiche lorraine. I'm a big sucker for quiche, my grandmother made it countless times for me when I was little and I have to say eating this quiche sent me back to my childhood. It was AMAZING..and incredibly filling. I couldn't even finish all of it!\n\nOur waiter was very friendly and attentive. Not only that but the food comes out so quickly that I barely had time to finish my caesar salad before my lunch was served. My boyfriend got the warm chicken and brie sandwich. It had thin slices of apple and caramelized onions on top. Absolutely delicious.  All in all a great experience, great food and an elegant yet not pretentious atmosphere. When we go back to Vegas we will definitely be dining here again.
__label__3 Had dinner here with my family and relatives on the Saturday night before Halloween. 3 things I love about this place: food portions, quality, and customer service. \n\nFood portions: HUGE! I ordered the 10oz. rib eye steak and frites! I had no idea this French restaurant would be giving out big portions. Appetizers and side dishes were bigger than normal. I loved the mussels and the warm bread they serve with the butter! \n\nQuality: Apart from the huge serving, the quality was great. However, it did feel like I was eating more American than French food.\n\nCustomer Service: EXCELLENT! My family and I arrived on time for our reservation, but they couldn't seat us since the rest of our party wasn't there. Had to wait 30 minutes for our party to arrive, and once they did come, the hostess took us to right to our table! Didn't end up losing our table after waiting for 30 minutes! Waiters were also very accommodating and explained the specials for the night.
__label__1 The snails and bread were good otherwise don't eat dinner here.  Slimy undercooked farmed salmon and greasy cheesy pasta.  No one at our table liked the various other entrees. Great view of the strip though!
__label__2 I am not familiar with the French restaurants, but I guess this place is ok. escargot could have been cooked better though.
__label__2 Booking a table? Beware! Indoor tables are open for reservations. The patio and conservatory are not. For those wanting to forgo the dark, atmospheric inner room for the bright, light buzz of the other dining areas, be ready to wait the standard 20 minutes. \n\nI love that the interior does actually feel a little French, if not a little Disneyesque-French. The service is thoroughly American: friendly and completely casual. The food seems to be a hit-or-miss. And the lunch menu is not too exciting for food lovers.\n\nOur appetizers--baked cheese and onion soup au gratin--were filling, hearty and verrrrrry tasty! Our mains offered a totally different experience. The croque monsieur, sadly, was not at all hearty or rustic. If you're hoping it'll be an oven-toasted pairing of tasty French bread and gorgeous ham, don't. It's basically sub-par toasted ham and cheese sandwich, storebought sliced bread to boot. The steak sandwich was flavorful but already cold upon arrival. Fries here are unique. They are so thinly sliced that they're actually like chips/crisps--not like what I remember of bistro fries in France.\n\nGo here for the cute outdoor and conservatory seating, and view of the Bellagio fountains. Food is decent and filling--but nothing to write home about.
__label__3 The service and atmosphere was first rate and the food was very tasty.  We have enjoyed  Mon Ami Gabi in other cities but this location definately stands out.
__label__2 It's so difficult to pick a place to eat in Vegas with the multitude of options. I guess a packed house, like one is sure to see at Mon Ami, is a good sign.\n\nI found the bread to be stellar and a cute display (served as baguette style, as one would find in France; although in France, they don't have paper bags for their baguettes. I'm just sayin'). I had beef bourguignon and I bet even Julia Chiles would be proud of this version. Although, she might have been disappointed by my noodles that were waaaaaaay too soft.\n\nI'm pretty disappointed by my cocktail. How can a French restaurant mess up a French 75? \n\nThe ambiance was nice with the heaters, the music and the Bellagio fountain show. I did feel a bit crowded on the patio though. There was little space to move. \n\nAll in all, I would like to have my money back to try an equally expensive restaurant with a higher quality food and experience. You know Vegas has it. When you find it, let me know.
__label__1 I was a bit disappointed. We waited about 20 minutes for patio seating for 2, which ended up being indoor seating because I got inpatient and hungry. Why would you give us the option after we were standing in line for so long, it should have just been a check in point. Oh well, so we waited another 10 minutes on top of that to be seated in the isle way, right between indoor and outdoor, I sat in the booth part and my bf sat in the chair right in the walkway of all the servers. As soon as the next table over sat down I was so squished, no place to put my purse and his backpack, not comfortable at all. The lighting was horrible, one minute it would be super bright from the sun outside and the next super dark with the cloud cover and dim indoor lighting. Service lacked, the 3 servers were in earshot as they tried to pass our table among themselves, really?... You're like 3 ft away from me and you're at work. Food wasn't that great, although our apps were yummy smoked salmon and pate, entrees were covered in sauce and bland, after half of my meal I felt a little sick of it. I knew I should have just gotten the soup, oh well. I'll skip this place next time.
__label__4 Great food here.\n\nBanana Foster's Waffles (might be the best waffles I've had)\nFrench Toast (wife said it was the best french toast she's had)\nCorn Beef with hash browns (corn beef was decent but the hit were the hash browns which had some sort of caramelized onion on it)\n\nAwesome food.  We had a group of 10 (6 adults and 4 kids)
__label__4 Great spot to eat outside and watch the fountains. Great food, although since it's French it can be a bit heavy. Love the steaks and the onion soup.
__label__3 Nice view of Bellagio and the watershow, romantic environment, friendly staff, and great food!\n\nI just wish it wasn't so darn expensive =/ A plate of small Caesar salad is already $9!
__label__2 There is a waiting line if u want to dine on the patio, you can wait at the bar and spend $11 for a Mimosa or spend your money gambling in the casino. Or just wait till the buzzer calls you, but then, why did you come to Vegas for? Great place to people watch and have an overpriced sliced tomato with some stinky cheese called salad. The quiche is good too, if you like quiches. You get a baguette and some butter to start with, but don't spend too much, just enjoy the good weather and the funny dressed tourists taking pictures of the Eiffel tower.
__label__3 Lovely place.\n\nDim, romantic setting, heavy linens and silverware, polite and prompt service. I gave it \"spendy\" with three $$$ because everything I REALLY wanted to eat there was in that category - you could get away with less, but once you've sat down with their warm baguette and a glass of wine, you won't want to. \n\nThe escargots were terrific but one was very sandy/gritty, I was concerned about my teeth. Excellent hangar steak and of course the steak frites were amazing. With so much variety in Vegas, it's tempting to move on to another restaurant and another and another, but this one is definitely a keeper, will go again next time we're in town, regardless of the other temptations. Not sure if you consider this dressy or casual, both would apply here - you do need a shirt with sleeves, no wifebeaters. But golf shirts and shorts are fine. 4 stars for service, ambiance and the dinner I had, wish I could tell you folks about more of the food there but will review it again next time I'm in Vegas.
__label__4 Hands down this is my favorite restaurant in Las Vegas.  (And that's saying something)  Managed to even convert my picky boyfriend who doesn't like French food into loving it as well.\n1. Love the on line reservation system....emails you a confirmation as well.  Will say if you'd like patio seating call or pop in earlier in the day.\n2. Outdoor patio seating has some of the best views in Vegas.  Love watching the people and the fountains.\n3. The food is great.  Have tried multiple items and always with great success.  The mussels, salads, soups and the steaks.  Also the fries here are some of the best I've ever had.\n4. Great service despite how busy the restaurant is.\n5.  The price point for at this restaurant is very very affordable....especially for Vegas. Might as well go all out and get the good bottle of wine!\n\nCan't wait for my next trip to Vegas.....just so I can have another meal here.
__label__3 First of all, it's in front of the Bellagio where you can watch the water show while dining. (Well if u're seated outside) I love the food. The waiter recommended a drink and it was delicious. Will def go back here next time I'm in Vegas.
__label__2 Just a quick review.  The service was excellent, the wait was short (no reservations for a party of 8). The atmosphere was a bit dark (had it been dark outside the dimness of our table would have been ok).  I had the skate fish my brother in law had the seafood combo, my sister had the pate plate, and my nieces had mussels and salad. I also had the french onion soup. My skate fish was ok (thin and firmer than I had expected) but my brother in-laws dish was superb. The mussels were also really good.  It was nicer than expected considering it was in a tourist area.
__label__0 It was awful. We had reserved a table, inside according to the confirmation, but when we arrived at the restaurant they said that the table will be 30 mins late. It was raining outside so they had to use inside tables for all guests. We waited for an 1 hour with no kind of response from the restaurant. We talked to them again then they said that the reservation was for an outside table and they will not be able to accomodate us if the rain doesnt not stop. They could have told us that from the beginning, then we could have decided by ourselves if it wasvworth waiting for the rain to stop or not...
__label__2 A French inspired \"steakhouse\" right in the middle of the Las Vegas Strip. We celebrated a birthday meal here looking for something a little different than your typical Vegas restaurant/buffet. It was an enjoyable meal, although not all that memorable.\n\nWe sat down after a long day of traveling and adjusting to the desert heat of Vegas in August and were all pretty famished. Only problem is, after sitting and staring at the menu for probably a good half hour, nobody could decide what sounded good. We couldn't even figure out what we wanted to drink! It's not that the menu didn't have enough variety or options to meet our needs, it was just sort of...uninspiring.\n\nAfter finally placing our order, I ended up with a bowl of the French Onion Soup and the special of the day, braised short ribs served over mashed potatoes with a spicy sauce. The soup was pretty good, served the traditional way in a crock with baguette slices and an overdose of delicious cheese. It was a little sweet for my taste and serve sort of lukewarm (which I think may have been intentional since it was 115 degrees outside...but I still think I would have preferred it hot). The short ribs were good, very tender and the portion size was just right. I could have used some more spice in the dish, although I realize spice to the level that I like spice isn't all that common in French cooking.\n\nAll in all this is a pretty good choice if you're looking for dinner around the Paris hotel. The atmosphere is pleasant (especially if you can get one of the patio tables with a view of the Bellagio fountains) and the food is pretty good and relatively reasonable for its type and location.
__label__1 I was recommended this place by a friend knowing I was going to Las Vegas. The view was nice since it was across the street from the Bellagio and you can see the water show as a lot of reivewers were saying, this place was always packed every time I passed it on the strip. We were seated right away because of reservations, you def want to get a reservation if you don' t wait more than an hour. We sat inside only because I feel it's not very clean being outside, don't want random bugs in my food, or rain. \n\nWe ordered the Bone-In Ribeye. Medium. Both of us, it comes with these flat crispy fries. I was in a a hoodie and jean shorts, and my husband was in a tshirt and khakis, we felt a little under dressed but no one said anything, there were others who had casual clothes on too, but it would be a nice place to dress up to also. \n\nMy Ribeye tasted like a sirloin. I wanted medium but it tasted like medium well done. It was hard and grimy. I didn't like it. The fries were ok,  I was too embarrassed to ask for ketchup. hahah. \n\nFirst time here, I'm not sure what else I'd order next time if I ever came back, Maybe try breakfast, I just thought this was an ok place to go. I'm a meat eater so everything else on the menu I didn't care for. \n\nI had an overpriced steak for sure. Even texas road house steak tasted better. So much for $40 steak.
__label__2 Food is good but a little pricey for the quality.  The best part of the restaurant is enjoying your meal on the patio watching the fountains and people go by.
__label__2 Expensive. They told us that if one person of our party of six didn't come by ten minutes after our reservation, we would lose our reservation. It was stupid because he told us what he wanted to order too! I don't really understand why we couldn't be seated? Anyways, he made it so we got seated outside.\n\nI would definitely recommend getting seated outside. It was super nice and relaxing rather than the really fancy place inside... My friend and I split the sea bass, which was a special and it was okay. I wouldn't recommend it and it was over $30.\n\nI DEFINITELY would recommend the french onion soup. That is why I am giving this place a 3 star WITH the view from outdoors and the ability to people watch (I mean it is Vegas after all....)
__label__2 We came here for breakfast before the long drive back home. I ordered the Eggs Benedict. I was pretty disappointed: tiny portion on a huge plate, a small piece of canadian bacon, and barely any hollandaise sauce. I can get better in San Marcos, CA. I will never order that again.\n\nMy friend upgraded his cappucino to the larger size (cup? bowl? I can't remember the name, sorry!). Essentially, this meant that for just a dollar more he received an entire soup bowl filled with cappucino. Crazy.
__label__3 I'm not drinking the kool-aid on this place just yet.  It was easy to get a reservation on a Sunday. The prices are reasonable.  The service was good.  Attentive servers.  I had the steak bernaise.  I never hand a bernaise sauce, so the lemony buttery flavor really surprised me and I enjoyed it.  The sirloin meat was a bit chewy, but it's thin and if you cut small pieces, you don't need to work it too hard.  They serve a boat load of fries.  I guess for the price, we got a good meal.  I'm just not sold that it's a 4 star times 2000 yelpers.  Dessert was meh.  The apple tartin was nothing we expected.  We've seen many that have the apple slices fanned out making a lot of texture. This one was just one big slice of apple baked with the puff pastry on top.  I will say the food was 3 stars and the good service gives it another star.
__label__1 The complimentary bread and pickled beets were really yummy to start with.  But it would have been nice if we were offered seconds.  For dinner I had the barramundi fish special and my husband had the blue cheese steak.  The fish was nothing special, steak was pretty tasty.  Both meals really needed to have another side - I ordered the market veggies which came with a yummy broth. My DH had a salad.  We sat inside.  It was super crowded so not much of an atmosphere.  Our waiter was GREAT, especially considering how crazy busy it was tonight.  Even with no drinks the bill ended up being nearly $100.  Sorry, not worth it.  Should have gone to Outback for better food and half the price.
__label__3 We ate here once before but I'm a slacker that didn't review until visit number two. But, I am happy to say visit two was just as wonderful as number one.\n\nI came here for one main reason: the first time I came I saw a group of three European dudes enjoying their lunch like it was their last and I covent my neighbors steak frites. So, yesterday I made reservations at 1:30 for a late lunch. \n\nWhen you order they bring you a baguette for crusty French bread. Thank you, thank you, thank you. It was chilly outside and this was a real treat. We started with some wine. I had the house Merlot which was surprisingly nice for a $8 a glass house wine. Hubby wanted a sauv blanc and the waitress brought two bottles out and had him try each to see which one he liked better. THAT, my friends, is service. \n\nHubby claimed not to be that hungry and ordered one of the specials: French grilled cheese with frites. Now, this seems simple but it had double cream Brie, arugula, avocado and bacon. It was stupid. Crunchy, ooey, gooey, and rich as hell. \n\nI got the Steak Roquefort. I felt more than gluttonous when I saw the couple next to me share my lunch. Yeah, I can eat. The only reason I didn't give this five stars is that my steak was a little colder than I would like. Granted I ordered it medium rare but it seemed a little room temp like it sat there waiting for my husband's lunch. The frites were totally different. Think wonton chip like potato strips. I really really wanted a side of blue cheese sauce to dip them in. I was too afraid to ask for it as I thought that may move me from glutton to heathen. \n\nAll in all, a loaf of bread, three glasses of wine and two entrees,one of which involved steak came to $73 and the service was impeccable. Not kidding, I loved this girl. We have no idea what her name was but she was Asian and had cute glasses. She was charming. \n\nI cannot wait to go back. I want to try everything on the menu. Twice. And not in one sitting, though I thought about it.
__label__2 Nice street side seating. Enjoyed the brunch (Eggs Benedict) and bloody mary bar. Overall a good experience and would return.
__label__2 The French onion soup that the other reviewers suggested was our appetizer. In my opinion, it is not as unique, but rather filled with sodium that makes me scream, \"WATER!\" The food we ordered was mediocre and we even took the server's suggestion. I believe that individuals come here for the view and not the quality and/or uniqueness of their food.
__label__2 This place is all about the view outside, overlooking Las Vegas Blvd and the Bellagio.\n\nThey were out of pate and chicken liver mousse! \n\nSeafood tower was pretty skimpy, really limited selection. \n\nThe broth with the mussels was too buttery, and the frites were too thin. \n\nEscargot needed salt.\n\nService was a little slow.
__label__2 Lobster Roll was great. Try their French Onion Soup. I need to go back and experience more of the food. The seating was pretty good. Service was great.
__label__1 I really wanted to love this place.  It has great ambiance and a wonderful location.  They also have a good wine list filled with french wines.  We ordered the warmed brie for an app and it was good, but came with 3 toasted slices of baguette.  3 slices for two people?  Is it really going to break the bank to add one more piece so a party of 2 could share the brie with 2 pieces of bread?\n\nI ordered the Steak Roquefort and my friend ordered the Filet Mignon Merlot.  We both ordered our meat medium.  We also ordered a side of green beans to share.  We were halfway through our bottle of wine (and we aren't fast drinkers) before our meals arrived. The \"Roquefort\" was actually a blob of butter with some Roquefort mixed in.  There was so little Roquefort in it that I asked the waitress what was on my steak.  \n\nIn addition, my steak came barely warm and totally raw on the inside.  Fortunately, my friend enjoyed the filet Mignon.  By the time the waitress came back, returning the steak was no longer an option since I figured we would have to wait another 30 minutes for a replacement.\n\nSince I was still hungry, I decided to order the Bananas Foster Crepe thinking that there was no way they could do a dessert wrong.  I am not a Bananas Foster pro, but I believe it is supposed to be served warm (as the description states warm bananas).  It was served cold with the sauce being more crystallized sugar rather than a warmed flambe.  Basically they pre make these, barely warm them and pass them off as \"gourmet.\"  \n\nI came to the restaurant looking forward to a wonderful meal and evening, instead I was disappointed at every turn and the $150 bill was very hard to swallow.
__label__3 The Filet Mignon was absolutely delicious and I couldn't get enough of the sauce. I did not even need steak sauce to enhance the taste. The service was wonderful, my boyfriend and I had a nice conversation with the waiter. Our waters were constantly refilled, which is always a plus for me because I drink my water like a whale. The price wasn't to shabby either, especially for a good steak. The only complaint  that I have are the frites (i think that is what they are called). It is way too salty. All in all, its a great place to have lunch on a beautiful day.
__label__2 Of all the bajillion trips I have gone on I never really stopped to see if I should dine here and finally did. Really nice view of the Bellagio fountains if you sit outside or luck out in the room that we had inside.\n\nWait was not too bad if you wanted to sit inside but prepare to wait if you want to sit outside. What kinda sucked was the service. I don't mind paying paying the standard 18% service fee but can it at least be decent? Numerous times I had to ask for water and it was annoying that the waiter filled up my cup with ice and made me wait the whole time.\n\nAnyways, off to the food. I ordered the French Onion Soup to start off and it was good and I suggest that you share it with a friend or two since I couldn't finish it. Main course for me was the steak bordelaise. It was decent, I had better expectations for this place and it wasn't really up there at the end.\n\nHad a bite of the scallops and it was pretty good if not the best thing I had there. One last thing I forgot about this meal is if you do not like super salty food don't come here! Overall it was an a-okay meal and if you really want a dank steak on the strip head over to Bouchon. I'm not sure if I'll come back here unless it's dinner.
__label__3 If there's something I developed a taste for over the last couple of years, it is definitely French cuisine. My girlfriend loves everything French, especially the food. I decided to take her here for our two year anniversary and I can't say that my expectations weren't met. The menu isn't a run-on book, it's a one page array of all things tasty. Les Poissons (hee hee hee, hah hah hah) looked and smelled fantastic. The wine was affordable per glass. We ordered the \"Frangria,\" the French version of Sangria which was quite the punch.\n\nI have this weird sense of things where I judge a place I eat by what they give you for free, in this case the bread. Naturally, we sat down and were greeted with a French baguette accompanied by some delicious butter and an amuse bouche, which was some kind of pickled apple concoction. The bread was delicious, it's lead me to one of those moments where I said \"I could just come here for the bread\" and this was no lie. All of that was delicious. We were discretely told about the menu and placed our orders, which came out warm and fresh right away.\n\nI ordered the Beef Wellington, the house special on Sunday and my girlfriend ordered the Steak Bordelaise. My beef wellington was.....nucking futs delicious. I've always wanted to try a wellington and oh my gosh was it delicious. The beef was tender and succulent, cooked just the way I like it. The generous portion of beef was surrounded by a puff pastry which was to die for. The wellington was served with a saut\u00e9ed spinach and garlic side, which was on point. I tried some of the steak my girlfriend ordered and it was, you may as well write the rest of this, AMAZING. The food was cooked perfectly and the portions were just enough to get me  full to the brim. \n\nTo make matters \"worse,\" we order the Bananas Fosters Crepes for dessert. Gluttony became our ruler at this point as we shoveled this behemoth of a dessert down our bellies completely satisfied with the meal as a whole. My only gripe was that our waitress was a little inattentive once we got our food. As we didn't see her from the moment we got our food till we were done, looking around for her to come by. Regardless, that would not be the deciding factor if I come back because I definitely will. \n\nGentleman, if you have a date and you want to impress her, go on and take her here. We sat inside but I hear the patio is just as nice. This is a great place for tourists and LOCALS alike.
__label__4 Still my favorite meal since I moved to Las Vegas 7 years ago - and I've had many wonderful meals here. The French Onion soup is out of this world and comes in a huge crock. The filet mignon was melt in your mouth delicious. Highly recommend.
__label__2 Great atmosphere. Prime location across from the Bellagio water fountain show. Prices are as expected for being on the strip. I've had better though...that's the reason for three stars.
__label__2 Not very impressed.  For the price and location, I was expecting A LOT more.
__label__4 So freaking good. Sangria amazing! Escargots delicious, onion soup amazing, scallops I could eat all day! Fresh bread at the table still warm!!! I love this place!
__label__4 Eating at this restaurant was not just a meal but an experience. The food was awesome. We had the special soup, escargot, and the steak frites. The steaks were perfectly cooked. The service was spectacular. Our server, Michelle was a true professional. She made perfect recommendations and was on the spot with everything. We had the chocolate tart and the bread pudding for dessert. Awesome! Sitting on the patio with a view of the Bellagio fountains was just the icing. We will definitely be back!
__label__1 Went to this restaurant because a friend wanted to try and had made a reservation for us there. Somehow we still had to wait with reservations... Considering it was a french restaurant with a large amount of review I figured it was okay to have high standards. Boy was I wrong. \n\nHospitality was great, very accommodating to change my order without any further questions. \n\nI order the Chicken Grandmere and it came out too salty and dry. It was so dry I drank 2 glass of water and gave up after eating maybe an eighth of it. The waiter was generous to switch my order to the Chicken Paillard which came very fast! However the chicken was again dry and the flavor just didn't taste right. \n\nAfter we left, I went to McD to get myself a 10 piece nugget meal.
__label__4 Came back, because I have fallen in love with this place, and will come every time I am in Vegas.  I had the quiche lorraine this time, and WOW!!!!!!  Ohhhh so amazing!! The Hubby had the blue berry waffle/pancake (can't remember) but I do remember it being amazing!! Soooooo blueberry -eeeee and made well.  They offered to send us with coffee to go!! They are the best!!
__label__3 I would rate 4.5 stars if I could. Great food, excellent service. Made reservations (for inside only) they offered us a 1/2 inside 1/2 outside/patio table. View was great but draft from AC made it FREEZING. They were accommodating and moved us inside, which was very dim and romantic.\n\nMy husband and I ordered drinks, good, but nothing spectacular. The complimentary baguette was YUMMY!!! I had a French onion soup to start, which was pretty good. Husband ordered bone in rib eye, which he loved and I ordered steak b\u00e9arnaise, and did NOT care for the sauce. Since they were served in a gravy boat on the side (and the same price), I asked to switch to the bleu cheese sauce, MUCH BETTER. The steak it self had a GREAT seasoning. Both steaks had a side of fritas/thin French fries? Which were DELICOUS but TOO much. My advice is share and fritas with some one and get another side. It almost left you feeling like the great steak was lacking as a meal. Some veggies? Something would have been nice as an addition. (this is the reason for no 5 stars)
__label__1 Only came here because a friend has already made reservations in advance, the ambiance was nice made me felt like I was in paris cafe, only one thing that I can remember is dont order anything that is chicken...its just plain dry and salty. Besides that service was nice and great and they even offered to exchange it for something else.
__label__4 Effeciency of ordering and care... Hiccough only with reservation when I arrived which was quickly amended... Great food and view
__label__4 I would give five stars for the location alone! Located inside Paris and across the street from the Bellagio, it offers one of the best views of the fountain show and is a fantastic place to people watch. Even as the crisp winter air approaches Las Vegas, there is no excuse to not dine al fresco as the million heat lamps are out in full force.\n\nI made a reservation through open table for 815pm on Saturday and had no trouble changing it last minute when I realized there was no way I was going to make it. I love technology. Made another reservation for 9 and waited an extra 10 minutes (aka .53783 second in Vegas time) for patio seating. \n\nI ordered the salmon and my friend ordered the steak merlot and daaaaaaaaaaaaaaamn I'm hooked. The food came out perfect and I was practically drooling by the time it was in front of me. The salmon was flaky, hot, and the bed of quinoa was just the right consistency, something a lot of restaurants can't seem to manage.
__label__4 The best place in Vegas with the most beautiful view of the Bellagio. Food was great, service was excellent. The bread is too die for...all in all one of the best places on The Strip.
__label__3 Get the streak frites.  That is all you need to know.
__label__4 My favorite place to eat at the Vegas Strip. The food is great, relatively inexpensive and super delicious though I am afraid many agree with me on this and that is why there is always a little bit of a wait. \n\nHow is this for a brunch french onion soup, seafood Crepe and then creme brulee?\n\nThe best part about this restaurant is that from the patio you can see the Belagio fountains while you enjoy your dinner. \n\nMon Ami Gabi is part of Paris Casino, which happens to have a monorail stop.
__label__0 Service was slow. Had to send entree back to the kitchen because it was overcooked. Food was very bland.
__label__3 This place has a great location along the sidewalks of Paris. I've heard great things about the food, and was able to work in a visit for breakfast one morning. I made a reservation on OpenTable and we were seated in a semi-outdoor area. The coveted spot in this restaurant is the outdoor patio, but they also have a room next to the patio with glass windows all around it. It was great to be inside while enjoying the views outside. I ordered the Big Skinny Pancakes, which were actually crepes. Amazing. It came with a side of fresh whipped cream. I also had a latte, which was delicious, but had I known it was Intelligentsia I would have ordered a regular coffee. On my next visit to Vegas I'll have to come back for lunch or dinner to try the onion soup au gratin.
__label__3 Taking price into consideration, the food here is nothing exceptional...greasy French bistro stuff. But the view from the patio is exceptional for people-watching! It faces right out onto the Vegas Strip, so you'll get an eyeful of the wacky passers-by and street freaks, with the occasional spouting of the Bellagio fountains across the street to liven things up.\n\nIf there are no seats available on the patio, however...no dice. The food isn't worth coming here without the view.
__label__4 Love the atmosphere.  Its best to get their late in the afternoon when the Bellagio fountains go off and stay to watch the sun go down as the lights of The Strip come on.
__label__0 Don't go here for breakfast. Both mine and my husband's food was very greasy, cool, and not very tasty. I usually find it difficult to screw up breakfast, but this place found a way. The service was also slow. The $40 spent on some coffee and a few eggs was the worst $40 I spent in Vegas. I will not be back!!
__label__3 I have to knock off a star bc of the wait time for the patio.  We have been here numerous times, and I know the patio doesn't take reservations. But a 1 & 1/2 hour wait at 5:30 is a little crazy.\nThat being said, the food is always amazing! I usually get some sort of steak, and hubby gets either the skate or some sort of braised short ribs.  Never had a bad waiter or bad food here. \nBottom line, if you want the patio (and the people watching is second to none), expect a wait. It would be better if they could text you when your table was ready, as the sensors only work a short distance in the casino. But the food is worth the wait
__label__3 I came here for lunch, and it was very hot. But I sat outside, to enjoy the view. Usually umbrella provides shades, but my table was not covered by umbrella so sun heated up the table and my dishwares. But it was my choice to sit outside.\n\nI ordered seafood platter, sangria, scallop, and salad.\n\nThe quantity is not huge, but quality is good. Shrimp, lobster, and scallop were memorably delicious.\n\nIf sun does not attack you... Sit outside. I loved the ambience more than the food.
__label__4 The food I had here was absolutely delicious. Lemon skinny pancake and quiche Lorraine. I expected the quiche to be either a slice or a small whole quiche but it was quite large and came with a lovely little green salad. \n\nWe sat on the indoor patio and didn't have to wait at all on Sunday at 10:30. The service was nice (though a bit slow) and so was the view.
__label__2 My take on this place is it generally draws crowd due its perfect location right on the heart of strip. There is nothing out of the ordinary about the food. Although I have to give a lot of credit to our server for trying absolutely hard to accomodate us despite of the big crowd. Came on a Saturday night with friends so obviously having reservation helped. They serve complimentary bread and butter and some kind of salad that I can't exactly remember the ingredients. The serving size was surprisingly bigger than I expected. I had the chicken grandmere with side of mashed potatoes. It was plain roasted chicken, thought it was pretty tasty but a little dry for my tastebuds. My friends devoured the filet mignon, oysters and bone-in ribeye and they seemed to enjoy it. I also had their onion soup with cheese, which I thought was very unique and tasty. For a group of 6, we spent a little over $200. We enjoyed our dinner for the most part.
__label__3 Some long-time friends brought us here for brunch after having raved about it for months, so we certainly had high expectations, and they were definitely met.\n\nAside from the fact that you have to walk into the Paris to get there, the restaurant is delightfully French-y and the service is excellent. The restaurant was super busy that Saturday brunch, but our waitress was on top of everything and very friendly.\n\nI had a wonderful quiche Lorraine, which was the whole quiche (!) and clearly cooked to order, which was a nice surprise. A tablemate had a burger, which he said was fantastic, and the wine list was shockingly reasonably priced.\n\nThe only downside was the overall price of the menu. I get that it's Las Vegas and it's on the Strip, but we had just come Le Diplomate in Washington, DC, which we also think is pricey, and even that seemed comparatively tame in comparison with LV's Strip prices. But hey, it's still cheaper than the flight to France!
__label__4 Had a beautiful dinner on the patio overlooking the fountain show for my birthday with loved ones.  Each and every part of our experience was fantastic.  This will be one of the best French meals you'll ever have.
__label__0 Wife and I had hors d'oeuvres at the bar. Four hours later we both became violently ill and had to stay the next twenty four hours in our hotel room, making this our worst Vegas trip ever. Mon Ami Gabi=not such a good night. How do you say hell night in French? Enfer nuit? \n\nI think a name change is in order. Oh, and your staff is very French too. In attitude.
__label__4 Got to sit outside, directly across the street from the Bellagio. This location is perfect for people watching. \n\nThe wait staff were absolutely perfect. A a somewhat picky patron, and former waiter myself, these folks were perfect. They were always around when I wanted something, and never hovering when I didn't. No one did that thing where they bring you your food, and two seconds later, ask how is everything before you've even taken a bite.\n\nI had the french onion soup, the frise/kale/bacon salad, and a burger with blue cheese, bacon, and fried egg. All were awesome. I'd order all again.\n\nI highly recommend this place. Including two glasses of wine, the whole bill was $64.11 for two people. Technically, that makes it fall into the $$$ category, but it's on the low end of it.
__label__3 I had an excellent dinner experience here on a Friday night. We sat right by the window and go to watch the Bellagio water show. I ordered the filet with a side of the cauliflower mash. Delicious. I am Paleo, so it was nice that they had options for gluten-free, although the fresh french bread looked pretty amazing. \n\nI came back the next afternoon for lunch/brunch on Sunday, and the food was great, but the service was sub-par. The server, I believe his name was Jose, was not friendly. Maybe he was having a bad day, which we all have, but it was unfortunate it had to impact our experience. My grandma asked him for a glass of ice, and he completely forgot to get it. Another server, at our request, had to bring it over. When taking our order, he seemed to be distracted. My mom asked if the kale salad had bacon, and he said it did. She asked if she can have it on the side. He said she could not because it was in the dressing. My mom got the salad, with bacon on the salad, and the dressing on the side (that had no bacon in it). The man who delivered the food was very nice, and took the food back. He apologized. Our server did not apologize, never said anything about giving us incorrect information, just said the other salad is on the way. \n\nI recommend this place for dinner. It was great. It was too bad we received the bad service at lunch, but I would still try it again.
__label__4 Mouth watering dishes! All of them! Yeah, I'm the type to pick off everyone's plates. Don't judge me! and I'm Such a sucker for outdoor patios!! Vegas weather does get a bit crazy, but you have a choice\nOf sitting in the indoor patio! What? Yes!! Get the steak and the sandwiches. all of them. Take it Togo if you can't finish it cause it taste equally amazing hours later in traffic or on the plane!
__label__0 Wherever you are, eat where locals eat... this is not one of them...service is terrible,  and food is a long way from being 100% French... just another tourist trap....
__label__4 best steak I've ever had. best customer service. affordable lux food.
__label__1 A roulette dealer told me that the food quality in Vegas restaurants has really gone downhill, perhaps due to the rising meat prices. I came here in 2010 and had a lovely steak dinner. This time around I pondered trying something else so I inquired about the scallops. The waitress highly recommended them so I went for it. My friend ordered the chicken grand mere. Bread came promptly and was quite good, accompanied by whipped butter. We sat outside on a Tues early evening under a heat lamp and enjoyed the people watching. It was early enough to get a seat outside (around 6 I believe) as by the time we left the once-empty inside was full. Sadly my scallops, all four of them, arrived cold and were chewy and very bland. The squash pur\u00e9e was a cool temperature and there were only about five brussel sprouts on my plate. Good thing I'd eaten a lot of bread. I sent back the scallops and was told they'd be reheated. The waitress and busboy were very nice and caring. I have nothing bad to say about the service other than the waitress's bad call on the scallops. I was offered a complimentary refill of my rose champagne as I waited for my meal. Meanwhile my friend was pretty happy with his chicken but not in amazement by any means. It was juicy and was a good amount of chicken. Potato pur\u00e9e was tasty as were the roasted garlic and onions. Just don't expect very much of the sides. Scallops came back to me warmer but I had zero love for them. I ate them because I was hungry. They really really needed some kind of sauce. I think I know what rubber soles taste like now. It was my birthday and I was given a profiterole which was tasty. The two meals with two glasses of $11 champagne (not counting my complimentary one) plus tip came to $112. Disappointing since I'd felt like I had to force myself to eat the scallops. No enjoyment at all. Like several other places i revisiting on this trip after great experiences in 2010, I'm crossing Mon Ami Gabi off my list and will search for more consistently good places to patronize.
__label__2 Chill spot if you wanna get away from the BIG club scene. Got in for free and there was no dress code. Place is a bit small.\n\nDJ played hip-hop at first then changed to rave music. No thanks.\n\nI would have gave an extra star if they played hip-hop all night.
__label__4 We're not all whales flown in from Japan on Gulfstreams... for us, $1 blackjack! The casino is pretty ghetto and all but you get free drinks to wager pennies at a time! I like this place when you want to kill time, waste a little money and get drunk.
__label__0 Probably the worst place you could stay in Vegas.  The place is old, dingy and the rooms smell like smoke, the food was nasty and it's very far north. \n\nThe only semi-redeeming quality of the place was the fact that it had a decent poker tourney (which you can find at any legit poker room on the strip).\n\nThe only way I'd ever stay here again was if every other room on the strip was booked.
__label__2 Want to stay on the strip but you're a cheapskate? Sahara is the place for you.\n\nOld + Falling Apart + Terrible Shows =  great character.\n\nOnly problem is it's a little too far away from the heart of the strip.
__label__2 As far as the rooms, amenities and pool go I give this joint 2 stars. It gets the extra star because the slots we're loose! I was w/a group of 5, we ALL went home with money in our pockets and hit some good wins! It was a fun novelty to stay in a little part of Vegas history (the Beatles, as well as Marilyn Monroe have stayed here). You can even reserve the Beatles room they apparently stayed in. I loved the old school spacious balconies! Very good for a..... *ahem* smoke.We stayed in the \"historic\" part of the casino. BUT, you cannot control your rooms A/C... this wasn't too much of a problem regardless of the fact it was 102-104 degrees during the day. Well, not for me. For my roomies, it was. Anyways it is controlled by a \"central A/C unit\" or something, so basically the casino had control over how much cool air you were graced with. LOL. Let's just say they were a little stingy... this room cost me around $40 a night, so I guess you get what you pay for. But I know of plenty hotels in Vegas for the same price if not cheaper that let you control your own A/C!!! If you sign up for the free slot players blub, you get a cool little free souvenir w/your name on it, ha. The buffet is very big, edible to okay food quality and only $6 w/the card as well.\n\nOverall, unless you're a huge Beatles fan or something I wouldn't recommend this place. Unless you can find a use for that balcony like I did.
__label__0 I did NOT stay here. I did, however happen to hit up the buffet, the last time i was in vegas... DISGUSTING! Ended up being scared away from ALL buffets, because of this one. And the Nascar/Redneck theme is JUST PLAIN STUPID. \nYEE-HAW!
__label__2 Ok. Here's the deal. \n\nMy buddies and I come for a week every year. This property is our choice for $1 dollar Blackjack, decent location, and affordable rooms. This is a 'dude' trip where accommodation aren't that important. \n\nOne caveat - if you like playing cheap Blackjack this is the place. But they only bring this option a couple a times a year. We go every June and seem to hit this 'special offer' annually. So, if you're booking in the fall I doubt they will have these tables available unless you play between the hours of 4-6 AM. \n\nAnother caveat is getting your room comp'd. Simply get a players card and play at the tables each night for about $50 buy in. I often would wager $5 when the pit boss was around and then would bump down to a buck when they weren't looking (usually when I was stemming the losses). You could easily put together an hour at the table. Cash out after an hour and VOILA you'll get a free room at the end of your stay if you ask them to verify your points on the players card. \n\nWe don't bring our wives because we'd then choose a different property. The rooms are a little outdated. You will rarely have a room with a decent view simply by the configuration of the hotel property. \n\nThe pool is usually clean, you can always find a lounge chair to sizzle beneath the sun (unlike the Mandalay), and they serve Newcastle. \n\nThis place ain't velvet but more like a soft polyester.
__label__0 SH*T HOLE of a place! Yes I said it!!! A major WTF of a hotel. It took me hmmmmm 20mins just to check into the place after making on-line reservations. We then get to the room and the freaking lamp had NO bulb!! Good thing is was 10am otherwise we couldn't see and damn thing. We call room service and a guy comes up who couldn't speak a lick if english hands me the bulb and leaves! I was like aren't you going to test it??  The tub holy S had a PATCH on the inside! WTF WTF WTF I was like F that and got another room.\n\nPOOOOOOR food we only ate it because well it was the only thing to eat at that point in time. STAY AWAY from this place!!\n\nLAS VEGAS WHY DID YOU NOT TEAR this place down with the other hotels?!?!?!?!
__label__1 I stayed here at the Sahara with a friend who got the room comp'd and it was \"okay\". I wouldn't pay for it.\n\nThe check-in lines I noticed were extremely long. I requested a non-smoking room but clearly the room they gave us smelled like cigarettes (especially the bed). Perhaps they were giving us the shaft because it was a \"free\" room, but I really didn't like that.\n\nOn the second day while I was in the shower, the water suddenly turned off. My friend called the front desk while I stormed to the lobby to find out what the hell was going on. Apparently, there was a leak on our side of the hotel and all of the water was shut off. Okay, thanks for the heads up guys! The only highlight of that was we got moved to a much nicer room.\n\nI enjoy coming to Sahara for the gambling, it's one of the cheapest on the strip but the place is a bit far from the mega casinos so I'd probably stay somewhere else next time I'm in Vegas. Last time I was in Vegas, I got a really good rate at Tropicana which I would take again if I was on a budget simply because it's closer to all the action. I had a rental car anyway because I drove to Vegas, so the distance wasn't a big deal but if I didn't have a car it would have definitely been a pain. I'd probably pick Hooters or Tropicana if I wanted to go hotel cheap next time.\n\nI have to agree with other yelpers there is a total lack of $1 tables. I'd definitely would have played more at Sahara, but I didn't see any of these supposed $1 tables my entire weekend! Perhaps it is more of a weekday thing?\n\nI ate at the NASCAR bar, didn't care to try the buffet it looked crappy. Food was really greasy.\n\nThe pool wasn't bad though.\n\nI doubt I'd come back to Sahara, ever honestly.
__label__3 I know there is another review for this place, but i'm pretty sure this is the correct name for tthe lounge/restaurant. went here couple weeks ago when me and the guys went to vegas for a 21st bday bash. it was 2am and my friends and i were pooped and wanted a place where we can go and chill. i remembered watching the vegas episode of \"no reservations\" with anthony bourdain a while back. they came to peppermill for some cocktail in a huge bowl. i knew i wanted one. \n\nbefore entering the lounge you must remember the dress code: no hats. other than that your good to go. it was dark but the neon lights and black lights brought a relaxing mood to this place. it was me and 3 other guys. bad idea. this place is for COUPLES! if your not there with a significant other, you'll feel a little awkward. the plush couches were made for snuggling. we felt really uncomfortable and so we headed straight to the bar. i saw those huge goblets and i told the waitress i wanted whatever drink goes inside those. the cocktail was the scorpion. i had it before at trader vic's. its a very good fruity/girly cocktail. i really couldn't taste/feel the alcohol....yet. its 18 dollars for the cocktail but it can easily be shared by 3-4 people. some guy next to us won 7000 dollar jackpot in video poker, and i'm not too sure the management was too happy with that. overall, this place is a really chill, relaxed place to hang out after a long hard night of gambling, drinking, clubbing/dancing. but make sure you come with a significant other or else get ready to feel lonely and awkward. \n\n\n\n\n\n\nSECRET....order the scorpion blended with ice cream. it will freakin rock your world. o and be careful please cuz you won't be tasting any alcohol in it.....it'll taste like a fruit milkshake. :)
__label__0 As for many things in Vegas, disappointment comes from over-priced, mediocre food complete with tacky neon lights. \nThe food there was bland and uneventful. I had the chicken pesto sandwich that could have been decent if it weren't for the pile of dry mixed greens smashed on the dry bread. There was cheese in there somewhere and little globs of pesto, but paired with a gristley piece of chicken I was far from impressed. And I know what you're thinking- it's diner food, right? Well, I've been to my fair share of diners and had some really decent meals. This was not one of them.  I got fries on the side which were, shockingly, also not good. Some were cold, some were warm, but all of them mushy. Gross. \nMy husband got an omelet with turkey and cheese and hollandaise sauce. He seemed to think it was okay, but not great. The egg was overcooked and made for a hard, chunk of omelet. \nThe best part of this mess... oh wait, there is no best part... the bill was $28 for the two of us and that was without drinks. \nI give this place one star for tacky, over the top, quintessential  Vegas d\u00e9cor and ambiance. Also, the waitresses wear these terrible tie-dye colored outfits where you can basically see their asses. Except these are not asses you'd want to see.  And then cocktail waitresses come out from the fire side area wearing formal wear to take your drink order. This place is a mess and I recommend it only if you're desperate to go broke for crap food.
__label__3 The Peppermill is one of the most beautiful places I have ever seen.  Maybe I can say that because I don't wait tables there so am not obligated to wear shiny rayon tropical-print skort sets with shiny opaque flesh-toned pantyhose, but that was all part of the fun. \n\nI wanted a savory omelet and a sweet doughy blueberry muffin.  I got my savory omelet and a sweet doughy blueberry muffin.  My life is perfect; how about yours?
__label__2 Okay, the decor is awful and cheesy (but I guess that is part of the fun as well as a statement that the times may change, but Peppermill doesn't out of some sense of righteousness, laziness, and/or lack of funds).  They make the waitresses wear these awful, ugly uniforms (it reminds me of the flair Jennifer Aniston had to put up with in Office Space).\n\nWe went here for breakfast, and it wasn't actually okay.  The omelettes and pancakes were both good.  And for breakfast, it is a little different food and atmosphere than you get in the buffets on the mostly Disney-fied Las Vegas strip.
__label__1 I know this place is ghetto famous. I get that some think it deserves more stars simply for irony.  \n\nBut here's the deal:\nDo I want irony in Vegas? Where there are soooo many competing amazing places that are open all night?\n\nPeppermill is the kind of place that would mean so much to me if it was the only late night diner in a town with nothing else to do and the strange dark neon/art deco feel was just kitschy. But in my head, I can't put black lights and Hawaiian themes together, so it just feels really strange. I couldn't feel calm in the place if you gave me 3 shots of whisky and a valium. The cocktail servers in the lounge wear long evening gowns, and the restaurants servers where strange teensy server shorts with aloha shorts. It's just very very strange. \n\nThat said, everyone should go once.
__label__3 This is the perfect late night substitute for Denny's or IHOP after an evening of the Vegas life. The portions are enormous and the food tastes good... even sober. \n\nI had breakfast, go figure. It was the Peppermill Omelet that consisted of a cholesterol bursting amount of eggs along with hash browns and a blueberry muffin. The omelet was as good as anything at a breakfast place. The muffin was very fresh. \n\nI can't tell whether this place is from the Hobbit or a vintage 70's slutty diner. It doesn't matter though because the waitresses fit right in, Vegas style. It's worth going back.
__label__3 Mission:  Find an old-school lounge in Vegas.\n\nThis place intrigued me from the start, but I almost didn't walk inside. I thought it would be in a casino, but from the outside it looks like an old Denny's complete with cheesy writing on the windows. But just ignore all the families waiting for a table as you bypass the restaurant and venture to the lounge for tropical drinks and shenanigans.\n\nThis is what a 70s pick up bar looks like in my dreams. Jack, Larry, Chrissy and Janet would love it! A dark jungle filled with couches and vines and touches of neon on the ceiling. Servers are lovely ladies in long black dresses slit to the hilt who join you on your lounge when taking your order. If you don't mind being part of the PDA show, sit on a loveseat in the firepit and become mesmerized by the bubbling electric blue liquid. Couples that want a little more privacy, should sit at one of the tables.\n\nThe majority of their cocktails are fruity tropical drinks and they pour heavy.  My early drinking days were filled with pina coladas and mai tais, but I've since transitioned to elegant cocktails. So it was like handing the reigns back to my early-20s self. I didn't have a care in the world here. They have a few beers, but nothing on tap. Prices are a bargain compared to other lounges on the Strip.\n\nI've got to admit that there are a few buzzkills to an otherwise ridiculously awesome Vegas experience. There are TVs everywhere and they play a continuous loop of bizarre music videos and performance pieces. For every bit of Vegas spectacle (Cher) there was something absolutely ridiculous (early Mandy Moore or really late Hall & Oats). About half of the acts couldn't even be identified. It was sort of like watching and listening to a slo-mo hair band audio car crash. The more significant issue was the continual interruption of the speaker announcing that tables were ready in the restaurant. \n\nBut if you can tune out those distractions, it is a swingingly good time. Mission accomplished!
__label__3 I really don't remember everything about this experience. It was early morning after partying in Vegas! I do remember how yummy the food was though.. I always love a good eggs Benedict when I can barely walk. Fun times. When I came out of the restaurant the sun was rising. The next thing I remember was waking up in my tight room at Aria!
__label__2 Not fantastic, not horrible.\n\nFirst of all, man! This place gets crowded. If you can, head straight for the counter for immediate seating. Otherwise, you may be doomed to a 20-30 minute wait, if not more (depending on what time of day/night you're trying to get your grub on.)\n\nMenu is nothing spectacular and is pretty standard. The Peppermill is really known for atmosphere and portion size. And the portions are pretty big. Hell, the cup of coffee was a thing of beauty for a coffee drinker like me.\n\nI opted for the eggs Benedict. My waitress uttered \"good choice\" when I ordered, so I expected something fabulous. What I got was .. eggs Benedict. Hey, poached eggs aren't exactly easy to get perfect, so I give them credit for perfectly cooked eggs with just the right amount of runny yolk. Other than that .. pretty standard. You do get 3 eggs instead of the usual 2, and a large portion of hash brown potatoes. Add your own salt and pepper and/or Tabasco, because the hollandaise sauce is pretty flavorless.\n\nOh, if you sit at the counter, watch your neighbors. The idiot that plopped down on the stool next to me decided he needed cream for his coffee and .. without a word to me .. reached across my plate to take cream out of the supply my waitress left for me. Didn't even apologize after he did it and realized that it wasn't \"for everyone\". D.B.
__label__3 HUGE PORTIONS! \n\nCame here for lunch with my employers while I was attending a Seminar at the Hilton which is close-by. We came in and was seated promptly. Our waitress always had a smile and was quite the busy bee going from table to table. Impressive. \n\nI ordered a cheeseburger with fries. Markus and Miyoko ordered salads. When the salads came.. it really looked like 3 salads combined into one serving. Miyoko ordered the steak and mushroom salad that looked tasty.. Markus's salad was the same size but had an array of fruit on it. All of us were shocked of how big the portions were. I ordered my cheeseburger well done.. but it came back a bit burnt. I still ate it, but was a bit sad that it had been charred. \n\nAll in all a good place to grab food. Especially since I heard the Riviera had crappy food joints to eat at. Would I eat here again? Only if I were in the general vicinity of the area. Its good to be back home in SF.
__label__2 This place is so strange! A fireside lounge on one side and a diner-style restaurant on the other?! This review is for the restaurant only.\n\nThe fake trees and flowers and colorful lights are a bit cheesy, but I really like it! Makes for beautiful pictures! There's also a guy coming around to the tables taking pictures trying to get you to buy them. They're super cute, but does anyone actually buy those?!\n\nThe portions are HUGE HUGE HUGE. The two of us couldn't finish an omlette, a bowl of clam chowder, and a milkshake! Hell, we only finished half of it! We're big eaters too x_x I don' remember which omlette we ordered, but it had a lot of meat and it was okay at first but pretty sickening after a while. The vanilla shake was good. It's the thick kind, which usually isn't my thing. Clam chowder was way too salty and just not good. I think a can of Campbell's Chunky clam chowder is 100x better! \n\nI think the Peppermill would be a perfect late night filler, but I don't think I'd come here again unless I was seeking out drunk food.
__label__1 Hmmmm...I've tried the Fireside Lounge twice now.  I just...don't...get it.  \n\nWhy is this place so popular?  \n\nIs it the decor of very faded and cigarette burned booths?  The plastic, fake trees?  The smoke-so-thick-you-can-slice-it air?  The aggravating eye-soar pink lights?\n\nIt definitely isn't the drinks.  My friend's Jack and Coke was pretty much just Coke.  My chocolate chip cookie martini wasn't anything special or something that I couldn't find at TGIFridays.\n\nI just don't get the hype about this place.  Sorry.
__label__0 Yes this place may have history and its 24hr operation may help keep it alive but the service just plainly SUCKS!!!! I went there for the first time on a week day around midnight because everything else was closed, no waiting line, not too busy, it took three different servers to take our order and get our food (3 ppl)  about 45 minutes or so later. Oh, the corona beer I ordered took the waitress from the bar 40 mins to come back and let me know she forgot to order it. Hmmm, classy? NOT!! Save your money and go to Dennys instead, they may not have the neon hype and fake trees but their service is waaay better!!
__label__4 Visited the Peppermill for a late lunch around 2pm on a Sunday afternoon. Dining solo so I avoided the wait for a table and walked right up to counter seating. For some reason, even though I'm no one special, the shift supervisor waited on me personally and the service was excellent. \n\nI got the turkey burger with sweet potato fries, and it was both large and tasty. \n\nLove the ambiance and neon lighting. I'm Generation X-er, so anthing that reminds me of a Brat Pack movie is going to sit well with me. \n\nDon't forget to check out the Firepit Lounge, located just to your left as you walk in. Totally different atmosphere but just as positive. Perhaps a somewhat slower, more laid back pace. Enjoyed this place and will definitely be back.
__label__1 Meh. A little on the greasy side. Went for breakfast and the portions were ginormous. The food was decent, on par with Denny's or Coco's, aside of the huge portions. I'm a fan of the large coffee mugs though.
__label__4 Our new favorite place in Vegas! Vintage Vegas ambiance, delicious food (huge portions), crazy 70s interior decor. And next door at the Fireside Lounge there's a liquid fire pit and either music videos or sports on dozens of TVs all around. Bonus trivia: Joe Pesci stabbed that dude in the neck with a pen here in \"Casino\".
__label__3 If you are visiting Las Vegas for the first time you gotta go to the Peppermill. Once you enter this place the decor just screams Vegas with its cool neon lights and coloful lampshades. Also, if you want to get drinks before you start your meal you can just hop over to their bar area which has a wicked cool firepit and you chill around the fire with your friends. \n\nFood here is pretty tasty and the portions are HUGE! (Which is great for sharing) I had the Reuben sandwich with fries and it was really good. If you want comfort food, this place has a bunch of it. Their breakfast menu is served all day so that's another plus and it's open 24 hours (hell yeah!)
__label__4 After being at the Peppermill for the first time, I was kicking myself mentally that I hadn't been here sooner.  I enjoyed everything about it, from the large, comfortable booth with royal blue, aqua, and lavender fabric in which we sat; the immediate pouncing on us after we were seated by water carrier, cocktail waitress, and server in quick succession; the snappy, blue and white, mini-skirted uniforms of the servers; the swirling neon blue and pink tubes of light overhead and tube of red light circling around the dining room below; the immense menu; to the wonderfully tasty and generously sized food that Diane and I enjoyed on a recent Tuesday night.  And, as we entered and left the restaurant, every served dish I saw on other diners' plates looked massive, well crafted, and tasty.\n\nI began our late dinner with a bowl of Beef Barley Soup.  It contained cubed beef, barley, mushroom slices, tomato, celery, and a real tasty, oily beef broth.  The only negative is that the mushrooms appeared to be of the canned variety.  \n\nAn excellent Spinach Salad with egg, fresh spinach leaves, bacon, and a Catalina Dressing that tasted like Hot Bacon Dressing was next, followed by a BLTA packed with bacon, red tomato, lettuce, an ample smear of mayonnaise, and huge, beautifully green and yellow, cool chunks of perfectly ripe avocado on lightly toasted Sourdough Bread as I had requested.  Numerous French Fries were also on the plate, because I had forgotten to order desired Potato Salad, which was an included alternative, along with a choice of cottage cheese, onion rings, or a fruit cup.  So, just a little belatedly, I ordered and paid for a side of Potato Salad.  When it arrived in a large teardrop dish, my work in dispatching this large side, along with my jam-packed sandwich, began.  But it was easy to do, for this excellent creamy white, mayonnaise-based Dill Potato Salad with skin-on Red Potatoes and celery was simply delicious.  The Fries were good, but I enjoyed the Potato Salad more.\n\nDiane, meanwhile, raved about the 3 large and juicy Arctic Cod fillets and the incredible amount of crisp deep-fried Curly Fries that covered her platter and constituted an order of Icelandic Fish and Chips.  She also very much liked her excellent, rich Hot Chocolate with Whipped Cream.  As usual, I finished all of my meal, and Diane ate what she could, and had the rest packed for lunch at home.\n\nBut we were by no means done.  I had my eye on another Peppermill offering as soon as I read through the gargantuan menu, and Diane was game, as well.  So, to cap off a fine dinner, we ordered a Colossal Hot Fudge Sundae to share.\n\nAnd, this was some sundae.  Besides a generous supply of French Vanilla Ice Cream in a large and high elongated glass sundae dish, this treat featured mini-chocolate chips, chopped peanuts, a mountain of whipped cream, an obligatory cherry on top, and a load of warm and sweet Hot Fudge (see pic)--likely four times the amount of Hot Fudge one will find in the average Hot Fudge Sundae served elsewhere.  I asked our server how many scoops of ice cream were in our sundae, and she replied that normally 3 scoops are included but this was the first one she had ever made, and because she wanted us to be pleased with it, she had put in FIVE SCOOPS!  I highly recommend this dish--but not for just 1 person!  It was so wonderfully good that Diane and I finished it all--but just barely! \n\nThis was a great meal with very friendly and mostly great service.  Only my specially ordered Potato Salad was initially forgotten temporarily, and I had to ask once for an Iced Tea refill.  Otherwise our server checked on us several times during our meal to make sure all was well and we were not wanting for anything. \n\nWe peeked inside the Fireside Lounge before we left, and it looked like a great romantic place to have drinks with a special partner around the fire pit.\n\nA couple other pluses about the Peppermill are that it is open 24/7, and access to lot parking is easy right off Las Vegas Boulevard just in front of the restaurant.  I expect to become a regular here, and work my way through the vast and enticing menu.  \n\nEasily Five Stars!
__label__0 Disgusting portions of cheap and unhealthy grub. And long lines.
__label__2 I ordered a Belgian waffle which was good.  My sister ordered the chicken strips and fries.  Her plate was mainly filled with fries.  My friend ordered a milkshake and we wondered where her silver mixing cup was with the rest of the milkshake.  Our waitress was a bit on the slow side and she was not very polite.  The food was good, the service could have been better.  It was funny looking at all the different outfits the employees were wearing.
__label__3 This is the best place to go after the club. The food is pretty good. Not the the best but it works when your intoxicated. Lol
__label__2 When you've got the late night munchies and can't figure out where else to go... The Peppermill is open 24 hours. \n\nThe location is a bit tricky and although it's right by Wynn, you'll need a taxi. \n\nIt's a fun atmosphere with an old Vegas feel.\n\nI like that when looking at the menu, I'm reminded a bit of home with the typical diner menu choices as opposed to all of the fancy restaurant menus on the strip.\n\nWe had a sampler appetizer of some sort that came with fried shrimp, onion rings and mozzerella sticks. Everything was pretty good.\n\nFor my entree, I ordered the Ruben, which was huge and overflowing with fries. Just as everyone says, the portions are large. The Ruben was good. The Cheesesteak was also really good.\n\nAlso had the Brownie Sundae which was yum and the Coffee was great. \n\nReally sweet and attentive waitress. \n\nI had an overall good experience with this place. Good food, good portions, good prices and good service. I don't know if I'd really go out of the way to go to this place though. The food is just average. If it was in my hometown, it'd be nothing special.
__label__1 Disappointed after reading the other reviews.  Ate breakfast on a Labor Day Sunday and the wait was about 45 min.  Portions are definitely huge (especially pancakes) but prices reflect that so its not like you're getting some great deal.  Service was pretty slow with long waits to order and to get our food (simple breakfast stuff like french toast and omelets), food coming out at different times, and another wait to get the check.  Food was merely OK.  Our group had french toast (recommended by an employee, but nothing special at all), a fruit plate (very big), oatmeal (pretty good, but $11 for oatmeal?!?!), a caesar salad, and an omelet.  \n\nThe atmosphere is fine, but not as fun as I thought it might be from the other reviews.  \n\nNo one was impressed.  Big portions doesn't make up for mediocre food.  Maybe other food is better, but breakfast wasn't.
__label__0 Wow! This place has the worst service I've had in a long time. It took twenty minutes for the waitress to take our drink order, then another 15 to get the drinks. We were finally seated and it took another 15 minutes to take our order. Anyway you get the picture, we finally got out of there after about 2 1/2 hours. I will never go back to this strip club looking restaurant.
__label__2 The peppermill is one of the oldest and most established late night eateries in town. The service is always great and expedient. The peppermill is a great place to grab a bite at any time of the day.
__label__1 Food is alright, not bad for a dennys variant. But service....I get better service at McDonald's.
__label__3 We loved the juicy, flavorful pastrami burger with onion rings so much that we went back a second time on our 5 day trip to Vegas.  The only reason I downgraded them a star was because my hubby ordered a Mai Tai and what he got was nothing like a Mai Tai.  We still drank it but we were disappointed.  Other than that, a very solid and fun Vegas dining experience.
__label__3 this review will be quick and to the point!!  open 24hrs. \n\ngo hungry -- leave extremely full!!
__label__3 It's one of the few classics that doesn't fade away. I just had the pastrami sandwich the other day and it was excellent! I have not had a good pastrami sandwich since Old Ebbitt's Grill in Washington, DC. This sandwich was pretty darn close. On top of the one of a kind decor, Elvis was having lunch at the same time! This place is still top notch!
__label__1 I know everyone raves about this place and maybe it was just our server but I did not have a good experience here. We waited about 7 minutes for our server to show up. No greeting and no smile. We ordered drinks and she brought then in a couple minutes - that was fine - but my wife wasn't ready to order. \"Just give me another minute,\" says my wife. Well the sever took about 6 minutes to get back with us. Meanwhile the server for the neighboring tables had been back and forth four times.  Anyway we ordered and it was busy so we were patient. But meanwhile while waiting for our food another couple were seated near us being served by the other waitress. They got drinks, ordered and got their food 10 minutes before we did.
__label__3 seriously, rooms were clean, the pool was not from too many people, but it's central on the strip and cheap.\ni didn't know where and how people scored their free drinks, but it was a great place to stay. also, if you get really sun burnt and, also , start calling out ot dinosaurs during the middl eof the night from too much drinking, try lying on the marble tiling in their bathrooms, it does wonders.
__label__2 If I had the choice I would have definietely stayed somewhere else. but it was free and the fact that we didn't spend much time in the rooms I guess it didn't really matter.  \n\nThe pool is the plus side of the stay.  Pretty big area but was always packed 1st thing in the morning but would die down by afternoon. \nYes they have the topless area but did not care to check the area out seein the people who actually walked into the place were def. not ppl you would want to see topless. SLide there was cool.\n\nThe casinos were always so LIVELY. No matter what time it was it was always poppin! \n\nI definitely liked staying at MGM or Luxor more. I think this was more of a family kinda place.
__label__2 Not too expensive and mid-strip, what else do you need?\n\nThe GO rooms are nice.  The desk lamps are purely decorative and provide nothing but comical annoyance.  The bathroom door is frosted glass and does not provide much privacy.  Comfty beds.  Clean decor.  We weren't able to check in until 4pm, instead of the posted 3pm check-in time.  Thank goodness for slot machines.  Their ATMs SUCK and either don't work or are empty.  Room service charges $3 delivery per person, consider that your tip my friends!  \n\nGood place to stay, not anything fancy.  Didn't have any horrible experience.  Will stay there again.
__label__2 In hot ass Vegas, the pool is my #1 priority, so the Flamingo looked promising when looking for a new place to stay. Lush, tropical grounds with several different areas to swim. Nice!  \n\nOnce we got down there, the pool was pretty nice. They must have a problem with people sneaking in from imperial palace or something because you have to pass through airport security to get in here. You have to wear a wristband that will mess with your tan. Boo! \n\nAnyway, on to the lounge chairs. I lay my towel down, sit, and my ass immediately hits the ground. Looks like the \"Buffet of Buffets\" special has taken its toll as all the lounge chairs are stretched out beyond belief. Deemed too uncomfortable to lay in for an extended period of time, we make our way over to the bar. Slurpee-shushee frozen concoctions, $13 for a little one and $18 for a 32 ouncer. Our bartender was a doll and let us split a big pina colada, added a lot of extra rum and gave us 2 cups to divvy them up, while complimenting us \"beyoootiful ladies\" lol! He was adorable, but the rest of the pool..the Mirage beats you.\n\nWe stayed in the upgraded \"Go\" room and it was pretty nice- it even came with a coffee maker and empty mini fridge, though the maid never replenished our coffee supply. Waah. The tv in the bathroom mirror did not work but they called us at 8am the next morning to send a tech to fix it. Um, I'll pass! The ipod stereo requires some kind of special cable that you can check out from the front desk, so make sure you ask for it upon check in. The aux cable we use in the car did not work, and we ended up using our own ipod dock the whole trip. The reading lights did not work and half the light bulbs above the beds were burnt out. But the room did not stink and the flatscreen TV was big. \n\nIt seems as though a lot of seniors frequent this hotel, which means there has to be some really good deals lurking about. I tried a little slot machine action, and nope, it's not loose slots. Maybe the buffet? The regular price for dinner was about $23, no senior special unless you buy that $35 mega buffet pass. The burger place offers a 2.99 burger and fries special from midnight-6am...but the oldies are in bed by then. I never found out what the secret was until I got home. Yes, I did join the Total Rewards slot club and stuck that card in the machine while I pumped about $50 in casino donations through it. When I got home, I entered my total rewards number into the website and checked future room rates. Wow! Up to 3 nights COMPED midweek at Flamingo, Bally's, Rio, or imperial palace (ew) for a low roller like me? Some weekend rates at $20/ night? Sure this didn't include the fancy  go room, but sure gets me thinking about planning the next trip a little sooner!
__label__2 We did not stay in the hotel, but I did spend a good portion of time in the casino here, especially the poker room. The casino itself is definitely nothing special. They were doing some serious remodeling of the high limit gaming area, so there was some construction going on, and one of the bathrooms was down because of it. That was somewhat annoying.\n\nIf I was reviewing the casino as a whole, I'd probably go with only two stars. However, the poker room made it enjoyable for me. Sure, aesthetically it is not a great poker room. There are only a couple crappy TV's, the chairs are just mediocre, and sometimes there aren't too many games going. However, the frequency of drink service to the poker room is excellent. Also, the dealers are very friendly and I didn't witness a single dealer error during numerous sessions. This is also one of the few places around that offers a $2-$4 limit hold'em game regularly, so if you are trying to play some very low stakes on the strip, this is your place. Just don't expect to beat the rake, and expect there to be 4-8 players calling each flop. You've been warned..... Also, they have good bonuses between 4am and 4pm, the best of which is $100 for getting aces cracked. If you're in the $2-$4 game your aces are going to get cracked anyway, so you might as well get 100 bucks out of it.\n\nAll in all, I kept going back to the poker room because I knew there would be plenty of free drinks, the dealers would be good, and the bonus options were among the best in the area.
__label__1 The Flamingo is one of the few surviving hotels from the old Vegas days...and it shows. \n\nThere is nothing flashy about the Flamingo. Short of the presence of the casino, it doesn't even feel like Vegas. The Flamingo has become an institution unto itself, and short of getting a free room for my visit, I rarely ever even step foot inside the hotel.\n\nHowever, you cannot justify destroying one of the few remaining icons from old Vegas. Visit the Flamingo if you've never been to Vegas...heck, stay there even. The rooms are decent, but I had a problem with cell phone reception with a pool view room. \n\nNo great restaurants inside of the hotel, but it is close enough to every other hotel that it makes walking the Strip an easy task.
__label__1 Walked throughout here to check out their gambling scene and they seriously need an update!! Everything looked very old and worn out. The atmosphere was very dead and dull. Was not excited to try and gamble here at all!
__label__3 Upon staying here, I wasn't sure what I was going to get based on the mixed reviews. I didn't get a GO room, but did get a deluxe room. This was a great choice, the room was updated, modern, and spacious with a view directly across from Caesars. I would not hesitate to stay here again because of the location and price, it's a good value for what you get. \n\nI can't comment on the food because we didn't eat here.\n\nThe casino area seemed to be on par with all of the other casinos in terms of amount of games and size.
__label__1 I did a lot of research before booking this hotel.  All the photos on the websites only display the \"newer\" rooms.  When we booked it we were looking forward to staying at a nice hotel with a great location.  It was a great location but not a nice hotel. It was my first time in Vegas and I was looking forward to everything going as planned. Turns out it was an extra $30/night to upgrade to a \"newer\" room. I was very disappointed.  There always has to be something wrong or a catch when we book things online these days.  We did not want to spend any more money on upgrades so decided not to.  The room was clean looking but not really clean.  The website said it would come with many amenities.... but it came with only the basics: soap, shampoo, iron, blow dryer and tv.  No coffee machine or anything else! The carpet was stained and dirty.. i was afraid to go barefoot.  The bathroom was big and clean but the shower curtain was annoying.  The bed was king size and uncomfortable.  Nothing special about the sheets either. I was afraid of bed bugs... our room was far from the elevators but that was expected due to the huge hotel.  The hotel food was horrible.  I rather eat at Mc D's than the burger joint.  The pizza place was decent when the made it fresh.  And there was a scent/odor by the salon spa and store area... I don't know what it was but it made me nausea everytime we walked by to go to the garage. Almost like a wax smell.  Gross.  I don't know if I would stay here again unless I have one of the upgraded rooms.  I am usually not that picky but I do have bad allergies and sinus problems.
__label__0 This place sucks! the first time I went there (reluctantly), the power went out for 4 hours and we couldn't hang out in the room and watch TV/listen to music while we pre-party.  Also, the girls couldn't do their hair/makeup, etc.  \nThen a couple years went buy and for New Years 2011 I decided to give them another chance since their rates were so cheap! (The phrase - YOU GET WHAT YOU PAY FOR really IS true).  There was NO RUNNING WATER for almost the entire day.  Then when it came back on - IT WAS FREEZING COLD!...\nThey didn't offer anything for us when we checked out except a $30.00 credit towards a meal!!!...I was thinking F*** Y** manager!  Spoke to me in a condescending manner because I'm only 28 years old!!...Bastard!!!\nNEVER GOING THERE AGAIN!...
__label__2 Great location, great garden in back, great shopping center, beautiful ambiance. Once we got into our room however, there were cigarette burns all over the ground, hairs, and even holes punched in the wall. no joke. besides that, the view we got was amazing, 26 floors up overlooking Caesars palace and the strip. The pools looked great too, but unfortunately it was January and they were closed. Absolutely a Vegas classic hotel and casino, but just watch out for the tarnished rooms.
__label__2 Since it is an older establishment, they are starting some renovations starting in the casino, which is where I have been at. The gambling atmosphere is pretty good, they have dancing girls which is cool. A nice classic touch are the Flamingo girls who stand outside waiting for you to take a picture with them. Party on!
__label__2 No free internet access, what is this, the times of Charlemagne??? $14/day to get internet access (something that EVERY hotel/motel should have INCLUDED, GRATIS) at this place, absurd considering how much money you're already paying to stay here!\n\nOtherwise the place was pretty good but could use just a little bit better upkeep, though I think overall they manage pretty well.\n\nPros:\n- Had a pretty spacious room for two, only stayed three nights so were traveling relatively light. King sized bed was nice.\n- Great modern thermostatic A/C system in the room with plenty of controls. Could adjust the climate in there to my liking pretty quickly.\n- Great maid service -- they cleaned up the room well every day, kept the fresh towels coming, even understood a \"message\" I had left them: one of the two bathroom light bulbs was burnt out, so I took it out and left it on the counter and was pleasantly surprised when I returned later to find a new bulb!\n- Great location -- right in the middle of everything.\n- Cheaper than a lot of other places, though not the cheapest.\n- Resort itself was pretty nice with the pool, spa, stores, etc. Built-in convenience store open 24/7.\n\nCons:\n- No free internet access. WTF.\n- Carpet had some large weird ring stain on it, not sure what it was about.\n- Only had two power outlets available to use, none by the bed. Was a little bit inconvenient considering we had a bunch of stuff to plug in.\n- No fridge to keep left-overs or coffee maker for coffee or tea.\n- Old CRT TV, though admittedly I didn't come here for TV and only watched some briefly one night to help fall asleep.\n- Bathroom didn't have a usable tub, just a shower.\n- The provided hand soap was AWFUL. It made my hands feel so dry! I work on cars as a hobby and I tell you my hands feel better after Fast Orange than with whatever that bar of soap was.. How about some liquid hand soap???\n- Included breakfast would have been nice.\n- Was promised a good coupon book as part of the itinerary and whole package we paid for but they said they ran out of them... No attempts were made to appease our disappointment and their breach of promise.\n\nI guess if you're going to Vegas, you have to expect to be nickel and dimed ...
__label__3 Really chill hotel. No complaints from me.
__label__2 Hubby got comped rooms. But we decided to pay extra $10 a night to upgrade to the GO rooms that is recently renovated. The bathroom is up to date with a tub and shower. We got a double bed room. Apparently the old rooms didn't have the coffee maker and ridge, which is one of the main reasons why we upgraded since we had our little girls with us. Our room over looked the strip, and the biggest highlight was.... It was facing the water show at the Bellagio!!! Got to see the water show for only $10/night extra compare to the $300+ / night in the other hotels! \n\nCons:: very small room. And the carpets look and probably is dirty. Guess they didn't change the carpet during the renovation.\n\nStill a very old hotel do can't really blame them with the old outdated rooms and hallways.
__label__3 It's hard to decide how many stars to give the Flamingo.  Location it's a 5, quality of room was a 3.5 (I was in a remodeled room), price is a 4 and hidden fees and services a 2.  I stayed here for 9 days for a convention so I wore out my welcome of walking through a Casino every night and dealing with smoke and noise.  The first 3 days were great and I would definitely stay here again for vacation because how often are you in your room?  I've also heard their pool is halfway decent in the summer.  Nothing wrong really but a lot of better options in Vegas.
__label__2 The Flamingo is a decent older casino! They are always upgrading some piece of it and seem to be getting it right for most part!  If the food was better this is an easy 4 stars because of the incredible location on the strip and the value....but I will be honest...the food SUCKS!!!  Stay here cheap and eat somewhere else is my recommendation. \n\nThe rooms: Many have been upgraded but the bathrooms seem to be off the remodel list!  It takes 15 minutes for hot water to come out, even after they fixed it!! And those shower heads, oh my , 1970's originals! My GO room though was nice inside .. I liked the look and the view from the 19th floor!  Wood  floors , very clean, Ipod hookup. Be warned though the walls are paper thin. I could hear the  old couple next to me farting as they arose at 6:15am. I actually thought they were even showering in my room!! If your gonna have a sexual adventure, just know that every room around you may be hearing the fun! Families with kids, or friends looking to party before bed, same problem. \n\nThe Flamingo pool is really great! With flamingos even included! Waterfalls, slides, palm trees, its very nice! Totally love it! \n\nThe shopping in casino is limited. The sportsbook is fine. This is either a warning or good news for some of those out there, but hookers seemed to be plentiful around the bars located throughout property, the solicitations can get annoying. Couple of guys were even followed to room elevators. It is Vegas.  \n\nThe casino itself seems to always be busy! I really enjoy the craps tables and the personnel in charge of them! They are always a blast!! They have a nice high roller area, lots of slots, and the drink ladies are always around! Table limits are very reasonable at the Flamingo. The Flamingo's air filteration system does not throw out nice smelling fragrance like Aria, you are gonna smell smoke! The doors are always open at the entrance to casino on the Bills Casino side, and enjoy the beautiful Black Jack  dealers that await you!\n\nThe food! AVOID!! The fast food area.....ughghhhghgh......The buffets....honestly the worst..The steakhouse, why call it that?  ...anyway I think you get the point! Praying that the new Carlos and Charlies thats opening soon is a huge success with good food!!! \n\nNOW an important hint when checking in. When checking into the Flamingo the lines at all hours of the day are quite large. I find them the worst in Vegas. Not sure why , but it has always been this way for years and years. New though!! And this is huge!! If you are a Total Rewards member, you can bypass the check in line and go to  the new kiosks located to the right of check in desk. Have your id, your cc, your rewards card ready. I checked in within 3 minutes! It even prints your room cards for you!!!  Its $14 if you want internet/per day at the Flamingo.\n\nEnjoy the Flamingos location , cheap rooms, and pool!!  Good luck!
__label__0 Not good, wouldn't return.\n\nLocation is about all The Flamingo hotel has going for it.\n\nCheck-in was long. Once at the desk, our \"upgraded room\" (that was paid extra for) did not match the description as provided. We were instead placed facing the Imperial Palace hotel on the North side of the hotel. No view of The Strip or the pool, as boasted. Asked for another room and was awarded a lovely (sarcasm) room on the tenth floor with a great view (more sarcasm) of the roof of the casino and the back of the hotel's lighted signage. Bummed.\n\nThe room was weird. The furniture was scuffed and the bed lacked blankets, just sheets and a weird pink furry deal at the foot of the bed. One of the room's two lamps was without a lightbulb and the bathroom lacked lighting altogether. There was a constant running water sound in the bathroom, as well as a sewage smell that remained throughout our stay. Two of our four towels has mystery stains on them. The fancy \"ceiling to floor windows\" were unclean and spotty. The \"hardwood floors\" were a cheap laminate that was dusty and weird.\nThe walls between rooms are either super thin or this place attracts loud patrons. Either way, we were awakened at 8:00 a.m. one morning by a loud woman's voice from an adjacent room and at 9:15 a.m. another by a maid who entered as she was knocking. Who's awake that early in Vegas?!\nThe elevators displayed some lovely tagging as scratched into the metal interior. The Shining-esque hallways provided discolored and worn carpet with occasional ripples, ideal for trip hazards. \n\nThe pool closed super early...5:00 p.m. And hotel guests were not permitted to take pool towels out of the pool area, instead you dry off in the gateway and drop your towel. \n\nI get that this is an older hotel, but judging by the fees we (over)paid for our stay, they have the funds to keep the place clean and fresh with some attention to be given to aesthetic upkeep and improvement. I was disappointed.
__label__2 We booked the renovated Go Room and it was better than we expected.  The decor was modern and had a  Denon hi-fi system in the room!  Bathroom had a bathtub and a shower.  Reasonably clean.  I wasn't too crazy about the strange smell in the casino (felt like bathroom air freshener!), but hey with the price and its unbeatable central location, it was a good deal!  Plus you're in Vegas, you wouldn't want to just stay in your room or your own hotel!
__label__0 Their standard excuse for everything.....we are undergoing renovation.  When it comes to having no working light switch in your room and the over head towel bar falling on your head in the shower that is NO EXCUSE.  These rooms should not even be rented out.   (Especially at $100 and $190 a night) In addition, there was no available hotel parking for hotel guests (not even valet parking) and the bell hop that was supposed to help us with our luggage (before driving the car  to Ballys to park) never showed up.  Try asking to speak to a hotel manager......after 10 minutes they are still on the phone (probably avoiding speaking to angry hotel guests).
__label__1 Stayed at the Flamingo Hotel over the Memorial Day weekend, Sunday and Monday was okay.  6:30 am of Tuesday we were awaken by sound of jackhammers!!! There is a construction site next to the hotel. And the best part is at 9:00 am, no water!!! There was a water issue in most of the towers at the hotel and they are looking at it getting fixed in 3 hours. The front desk advised us to take a shower at the fitness center but there they run out of hot water. Continued on with our check out at 11 am. We will never stay at the Flamingo Hotel ever again.
__label__3 Wow, great price for a weeknight stay -- less than $40/night for a room with 2 queen beds. The location is very convenient.  It was an excellent value.  When you're in Vegas, you probably aren't spending most of your time in a hotel room, so who cares if it's not fancy-schmancy?\n\nThe room decor was way cheesy (pink-and-gray everything!), but the room seemed clean.\n\nMy fam ate at the Flamingo hotel buffet for breakfast - they don't recommend it.  You can get a better AND cheaper breakfast buffet if you just go to the Bellagio.
__label__0 One word: EEW!  If you're not staying in a 'GO' room... Just say No! Our delux room had stains all over the carpets, furniture that was beaten and chipped, and a college dorm fridge that was warm and set on the floor randomly in our room.\nWhen we called to ask for a different room they told us 'no' and pretty much told us to leave if we didnt like it. \nThank you 'Leah', room assignments, you drove us to the Mandalay Bay where we are soooooo much happier for just $50 more!!! They are great to us here and our room isnt dark, depressing, or look like a crime scene.\nI guess 'thats what you get for waking up in Flamingo Hilton! '
__label__0 We stayed at the Flamingo last week since my friend had a free night from the last time he was booked there.  During that time, the front desk lost his reservation and apparently was very unhelpful with finding him another spot to stay...leaving him stranded to fend for himself on his first night in Vegas.\n\nWe got a late flight so checked in at 11:30pm (after an hour long wait).  the room we requested was unavailable, even though we called ahead of time to make sure they still had our reservation and our room.  They preceded to check us into a temporary room with a room change to be made the next morning.  Renee on the front desk was a sweetheart and the only person in the hotel who really seemed to care.  We preceded up to our room and all of a sudden I started coughing and sneezing and was having a severe allergic reaction.  My friend went out in the hallway to get ice and noticed we were in one of the only \"Pet Friendly\" rooms in the hotel.  I have severe allergies to pets and no one informed us that it was a pet room.  We called down and were placed on hold for 15 mins when we decided to not waste our first night there and hung up to head downstairs to the casino.  We came back to our room at an obscene hour only to find ourselves locked out of our room.  I guess the reasoning was that they changed our room and keys but neglected to tell us this.\n\nThe next morning we phoned front desk to see if our room was ready.  They gave us a timeline of 1pm but when we went to get our new room keys,  the room was still not ready.  Were were given a fantastic room on the 20th floor with a strip view, which is what we wanted in the first place. The only plus of this whole experience.\n\nWhen we checked out we had a charge of 160$ in internet...OUT OF THIS WORLD.  when we explained to them how disappointed we were, and how the internet barely worked, the front desk (including supervisor) refused to do anything about it.  They also blamed us for not reading the terms and conditions or telling them about my allergy.  Internet is charged per person per location, so 3 charges were from our initial room., and another 3 from the new room..in the same day.  We had to ask for the number to the internet company and call from our Canadian cell phones because apparently all the phones in the Flamingo are for in house, which I know is a complete lie.  I work in a hotel and this is by far the WORST customer service I've ever received. If the Flamingo is supposed to be this wonderful \"centre of the strip, historic, Vegas resort\", the staff should stand beside it. We never heard an apology out of anyone.  The internet company ended up taking off the charges for us, and could not believe that the front desk did nothing about it.\n\nI will NOT stay here again, even though the casino, restaurants and rooms were great for the price.  Customer service is #1 and I was overly disappointed with the service received.
__label__1 Do not be lured in to this hotel by its cheap rates and \"newly remodeled\" room pictures!!  \n\nMaybe some people will call me a hotel snob after reading my review. But when I spend money for a good night of sleep, I want to enjoy my sleep and not worry.\nPerhaps I stayed at the 5 stars hotel more then the regular 3 stars one in Vegas, but even a nice motel is better then staying here.\n\n2 1/2 stars for the room itself. Minus 1/2 stars for the disgusting, dirty parking structure and it's hallway to the casino. It's filthy and smelly. The Valet parking is totally on the other side of the building away from the casino and the hotel lobby! Kind of a long walk if you're carrying all those luggage.\n\nI hate jumping from hotel to hotel, but since we wanted to extend our stay in Vegas and wanted a more convenient location on the strip, we searched the Internet and thought we got this great deal for a newly remodeled room.\n\nTHE ROOMS: \nIt's like taking a 1980's hotel room and \"renovating\" it by cover ups. The rooms are repainted and floors were redone, and new beds. That's only the best part.\nThey have new vinyl wooden floor, no carpet except a small rug in the walk way. (Which is a good things so it doesn't stink from the 30 year old carpet.. lol)\nThe furniture as of the table, night light table, and TV stand are all kind of banged up and so ready for a face lift!\n\nThe room itself is OK., but the tiny bathroom is where I draw the line. The door hinges and side panels were all old and rusty. They're mildew stain on the corners and white tiles inside the bath tub. It's clean but it's old and it's falling apart. The bathroom floor tiles were black and dingy, guess when they replaced the room's floor, they couldn't budget another 60 square feet of flooring in for bathroom, instead they rather gross out their guests.  They have nearly to none amenities. No slippers, not even coffee maker. Even the Motel 8 down the street has a coffee maker. They have an old wall burnt out hair dryer. I wouldn't risk it, because it looks like it's ready electrocute you when you turn it on.\n\nIf they did a remodeled, why didn't they just rip everything apart and replace it back with a everything new, this way, it really looks like they took the easy way out. Cover the stain up but not cleaning it out!! Although it may not be that bad, but thought of it, is kind of disgusting. There is no fan blower in the small tiny bathroom. So if any one have to go #2, make sure you buy a room spray for the bathroom. Without the bathroom fan, even when I take a shower, I have to leave the door with an open airway, or else I would suffocate in the hot steam.\n\nThe air conditioning is hell LOUD! If you're a light sleeper, make sure it's off! \nWe were in room 7084 and 7086 with a connecting door with old rusted door knob and chain. We had a great view of the strip right in front of the Caesar Palace fountain... It would have been so much prettier if the windows were clean. It was so disgusting and barely can see through the windows for the view.\n\nWould I stay here again?.. probably not unless I was desperate.. The parking structure and valet is very inconvenience. It's only idealistic to stay here if you go out walking from casino to casino. But we don't. We just drive around and when we get back to the Flamingo, we just stay at the hotel/ casino.
__label__1 Third visit to the Flamingo,first two were wonderful. Desk staff on last visit was a nightmare, Casandra seemed to take pride in her rude ,bulling attitude. I don't know if she treat all seniors this way, but we insulted. For some reason she thinks if your hair is grey it is ok to treat us as  second class persons, who's credit card she controls.\n\nFlamingo shame on you, your front house staff is the worst I have ever had to deal with.
__label__2 Stayed here during my 21st birthday festivities in one of the newer upgraded rooms. It's pretty decent for the price you pay. Located in about the middle of the strip. I noticed that not a lot of young people stayed at this place (Go figure, haha) since it's one of the older hotels. One of the lights wasn't working in our room and we had requested for maintenance to check it out but they never did, haha. I'd definitely stay here again though if I want to stay on a budget but still stay in a decent room. \n\nTIP: Stay in the newer rooms!
__label__0 Man this place sucked. We stayed here because we read the Flamingo has one of the top 10 pools and it was my birthday \"girls\" trip. We arrived at 3pm and check in wasn't until 4pm. Can we check in early? If we want to pay a $15 fee or buy a room upgrade to check in early. The cashier was a real snoot about it too. I said we were excited to get to the pool and wasn't there a vacant room only one hour early? Nope (BS). So we wandered around on principal alone and checked out the scene. The pool was crazy busy and we saw a sign saying the pool was open 10am-6pm. 6pm?? I stopped and asked the security guard who said that when its \"in season\" they'll close at 7pm but for now its 6pm. In season??? Its June! Its 105 friggin degrees! 7?? Thats still too early!! We could have stayed at the Gold Nugget and swam next to sharks till 11pm every night! So then we wait till 4 to check in, and the bell guy of course can't get the dang luggage to the room (probably due to the huge amount of luggage dispersed at 4:01pm) until about 445 pm. Needless to say, day 1 - no pool. \nNEXT. the toilet spun/flushed itself every 11-14 minutes (we timed it while we waited for the Bell boy) and the pipes groaned so I called and asked hotel to come fix it. There was no way to turn the water off because the knob was gone. The man who answered was a smart ass and I thought he was blowing smoke up my..ya know... and yep he was. That night we returned from our outing with the toilet flushing and whining. Next day I called and asked if they'd checked it out. The lady who answered said there was no request for a fix. Of course. So I don't know if it got fixed. \nWe went out to eat for breakfast at the cafe thinking of getting something light. The food was small and cost just as much as the buffet. At least the coffee was decent. I ended up going to Tahiti Village to stay and it was pretty nice. Had a cool lazy river, but was a bit off the strip. I have stayed at Harrahs too and that was fine, but I don't remember checking out the pool.... I don't recommend Flamingo.
__label__0 First off, be prepared to wait a long time when checking in. So unorganized .  The check in clerk was rude and could tell he didn't want to be there.  Room was just okay. No wifi in the room unless you wanted to pay $13.00 a day.  \nThe hallway carpet was sooo DIRTY (plain gross).   Food trays, pizza boxes and beer bottles left in hallway for a full day.   Food okay, but over priced. However, Carlos & Charlie's was very good.  The place is very outdated...needs a major redo. Originally, planned on staying at Flamingo for 3 nights, but could only take it for 1 night.  Went (ran) to another hotel the next morning. Stayed our remaining nights at New York New York. Friendly staff, CLEAN, modern, beautiful room and FREE WIFI!!!!
__label__1 Disappointed.  \n\nPros:\n-Clean room and bathroom\n-Price per night \n-Friendly valet staff\n\nCons:\n-No \"do not disturb\" signs in room (so maid woke us up every morning)\n-In room safe broken\n-Very uncomfortable pillows\n-No mini bar\n-No room service after 1am, no 24 hour cafe (only pizza or a burger available after 1 am) \n-Dingy carpet in hall.  Smelled of too much Febreeze\n-Limited dining options
__label__0 At Vegas for the first time and although I foresee and thoroughly expect rudeness,degenerates and blatant alcoholics to come my way; I have never experienced such rudeness as I have literally JUST experienced from a customer service attendant( to whom I asked a simple question; \" where can I find the restroom\". ) to which she responded, \" I'm pointing at it, can't you read, it says \"\" restroom\"\"\", to which I responded \" oh I'm sorry, I've never been here, so you could've just said \" around the corner and to the right\". \n\nVegas is designed to distract you from EVERYTHING, plus, you're given comp drink for gambling. I'm sorry if I've been enjoying my vacation. How about just say, \" hey, it's down this hall and to the right.\" I'll find it eventually. \nNo need to insult me or my intelligence because I am far more sober than most of these people. \nThe end. Thank you. \n\n\"Norma\" was her name. Avoid her.
__label__0 I stayed here in April and am just now writing my review because I still haven't gotten over the worst hotel experience of my life. With that said if I could give negative 5 stars on this hotel I would not hesitate.\n\nLet me start my story off with me in the bathroom when I noticed something was leaking from the ceiling onto my face only to discover from the maintenance guy that it was toilet water that was leaking. Great just my luck. So of course we asked to be moved to another hotel room. What felt like 500 hours later we finally get a room. We Carry all our belongings through the annoying layout of the hotel and The lady hands us our new keys and she leaves no apology for the  inconvenience. NOTHING! And that's not even the worst part. \n\nWe return to our hotel room later that night to find that our new keys don't even work. We call concierge and they tell me \"there is no one by your name that is staying In this room and there is some other guest checked in there\" WTF? Are you kidding me? Where the hell is our luggage then? Do they really have no record at all of everything that happened?  After arguing back and forth with this person for what seemed like eternity the manager finally comes up to the room and opens the door but not before making sure that it was really our stuff. And the only thing he offered us was a stupid food credit. I wanted to tell him to go F himself. \n\nI will never stay here again! Worst hotel experience ever.
__label__0 There are good points and bad points about the Flamingo.  I will list the good points:\nLocation: this is on the center strip, which is close to a lot of other hotels (for shows, conferences)\nMargaritaville: A nice restaurant with an upper deck view\nThe garden: The garden has Flamingoes and is very peaceful\nThe staff: very nice, polite\nCons: This hotel reeks of smoke, everywhere,  I used to smoke, so I understand and am not condemning. But when you ask for a non-smoking room, it should not smell like someone has nuck into your room and is hiding to smoke a cigarette. This resulted in a miserable stay (allergies). \nIf you are catching an airport shuttle in, you will have to walk a block with your baggage to the hotel, back entrance, \nThere was a roach near the ice machine--but this may be secondary to the fact that someone dumped a salad on the floor, and it sat there for two days--after all, natural selection dictates that you need to do what you can to survive--and this roach was doing what he could to get to that salad.\nWhen the room was booked, I booked a room with a refrigerator, and was provided with a styrofoam cooler.\n There was a leak, in the first room . This leak was coming through the light fixture in the bathroom. This was due to a problem with something upstairs. The room was put out of order which meant that baggage and belongings had to be carried to another room.
__label__1 Not a fan...my husband and I took our first trip away from our daughter with friends. We picked this hotel because all our friends were staying there, from the website we were under the impression that the hotel was recently remodeled. If by remodeled you mean 1980's style bathrooms-tub and sink draining-optional, by heating and A/C, be prepared to heat the hall, not your room, if you like arctic temps, A/C will be right up your alley.... Cold? Too damn bad.....only sheets provided. But I must say the upside was the staff-minus those annoying Windham reps-R-U-D-E (well most of them). I definitely wouldn't recommend this resort  to friend and family. Time to step it up....
__label__0 Gross!\nSo, I labored over picking the right hotel for my three day mini vacation to sin city. My top requirements were a clean room, a pool with slides, and a hotel located on the strip. All of my searches for the best pools in Vegas came up with Mandalay Bay and Flamingo. The Flamingo is a classic and it boasted newly remodeled rooms and was significantly cheaper than Mandalay Bay.\nAs my title says, this room was gross! The first night I went to pull the sheets down, and I am not lying here, there was a used band aid in the BED!!! I called guest services and they sent a maid up immediately and changed all of the bedding and cleaned the room thoroughly. I should have upgraded or checked out right then. Because it only goes downhill from there...\nThe bed was hard as a rock. There was mildew in the bathroom. The TV was tiny and was so dim, it was unwatchable. The wallpaper was tearing. The furniture was scratched up. The sink fixtures were rusting. The ventilation ducts were filthy! Where in the heck was the Re-model? The carpet and Flamingo picture on the wall? Seriously? This \"remodel\" looks worse than Motel 6's remodel down the street that I stayed at last year because there were no other rooms available in the city.\nIf that wasn't bad enough, I find out that same evening that The Flamingo charged me $239 for the room. The problem is that I already prepaid for the entire vacation a month ago. I went to the front desk and asked why I was double charged and was told \"that just happens sometimes.\" Really? Well, that's a huge problem! That should never happen. Since I used a debit card, it took two days for that money to go back to my account. Sadly, for the Flamingo, I could have been gambling with that money in their casino, but I avoided their casino after that on purpose.\nI also was pretty disappointed that I had to walk so far for the shuttle drop off from the airport due to their construction. Where are the bellboys? I toted luggage so far from the lobby that it was ridiculous!\nThe first two days the weather was bad. It was cold and drizzling. So, I understand that the pool was closed. However, on the third day of my stay, it had warmed up nicely. The main adult pool was open and going strong with gambling poolside and alcohol sales in full swing. Unfortunately, the water slide area was not open. Why not? It was hot enough and there were tons of people.\nI just lived with it all, since I was out of the room most of the time and I was to check out the next day. I did stop by the front desk and informed a Supervisor of all of these issues, and he apologized emphatically. He offered to credit me back two days worth of \"resort fees.\" This is a pittance. I very politely asked for the hotel manager's card and forwarded this to her as well. I am certain that the Caesar's company can do much better than two days of resort fees compensation.\nAs of this review, the Hotel Manager has credited me back with the third day of resort fees and offered a free upgrade from a standard room to a \"Go\" room on my next visit. This is the difference between a regular (crappy) room to a fully renovated room. I do appreciate her efforts in what she has done, however, I think it is not above Caesar's Corporation to comp three days of a future visit IN FULL, in one of the fully renovated rooms or at another property of theirs.
__label__0 Here on my honeymoon, it's our 3rd day and I've had no problem with any of the slot machines. I put $10 into a machine and assumed, like all the previous machines I'd played, I could adjust my bet before committing. Pressed it one too many times and tried to start it over to adjust to the amount I'd like to bet and it wouldn't let me. Okay, husband and I assume machine is having an issue. We press the service button and (I can admit, speedily) the attendant arrives. She proceeded to argue with me over the machine and say \"THIS one doesn't do that.\" Finally just agreed with her, even though I explained my ignorance with being new to the machines, and let her take my $5 on principle. The casino I'm sure really couldn't part with $5 to please a customer (heavy sarcasm here). Won't be giving our money to this casino again.
__label__0 As far the the check-in process went, it wasn't bad, but  no one was really pleasant. After we were issued our room keys we began what seemed to about a 15 minute walk to our room. Our particular room was the absolute farthest from the elevators, so it was a loooong time. \n\nNow on to the room condition!\n\nThe bathroom tub and floor were dirty, I didn't want to even walk around barefoot or step foot in that tub.We had a broken phone, broken lamp, dirty shower curtain.\n\nAfter seeing how dirty the bathroom was and seeing how our lamp and phone both didn't work, we immediately decided we didn't want to spend a night in this place. I immediately went back the front desk to check out. I explained the condition of the room to a different women at the front counter. She too was rude and unaffected and unapologetic and had to go \"see what she could do\" in terms of refunding me my money. Horrible service, filthy rooms. Take your money elsewhere where it's appreciated and your room is clean\n\nI ended up getting my $150 refunded and walking down to The Venetian where I was warmly welcomed and given a 30th floor suite for $170.
__label__0 My husband and I got married at The Flamingo on 11/02/13.  Although, we had a wonderful ceremony and reception, we woke up to find that our hotel room had been robbed of ALL of our wedding gifts, cash and gift cards (valued at over $5,000.00).  We are a young newly married couple with 2 small children and were absolutely crushed to find all of our gifts stolen.  We reported the incident to hotel security who didn't help us at all.  They told us it didn't seem logical that our things were stolen.  They also told us that they \"were not negligent\" in the matter and that they could do nothing for us.  There are no security cameras on the hotel floors and they told us our door hadn't been opened.  So apparently that means all of our gifts vanished into thin air.  We cried for days over the loss and still can't believe there are people who would do this to somebody.  We 100% feel as if this was an \"inside job\" by hotel employees as they knew we had just gotten married and had a room full of gifts.  Three other hotel guests were also robbed during the weekend and security did not help them either.  Neither I or anybody we know will stay here again as we don't feel safe leaving anything in the rooms here.  Please think about this before booking your stay here!  Our dreams were crushed after our visit.
__label__0 Worst experience ever! First my wife had to wait for over an hour and a half for valet parking because the hotel self parking was closed for construction. The additional parking was 2-3 blocks away and she didn't feel safe walking with the kids a night past the ghetto area behind the hotel. Then I arrive the next day, only to be told by the front desk that due to security reasons they can't issue me a key. My name is on the account, my ID matches the name and address on the account but since my wife checked in, she can only get a duplicate key. Seriously. How often does a spouse fly into Vegas to meet his family. Probably happens daily. But all they could hide behind was \"security reasons.\" They made no accommodations to my wife's delays checking in or parking or my inconvenience getting into my room. I will never stay here again and am trying to check out today and get into another more reputable hotel tonight for the rest of our stay. Email Guest Services Manager Malinda Nevill at mnevill@caesars.com if you shared these poor experiences like us. Don't waste your money here. Hopefully with all the new construction happening they repair their guest service and review what customer service is. \nDon't stay here!
__label__0 Was excited to take my girlfriend to vegas for the first time and booked a room at this hotel. I have yet to even check in yet and am already amazed how painful this experience is. I have been to Las Vegas a number of times before and I have never had to park my own car. Not only did I have to, the main lot and overfill lots were completely full. I had to park on the street roughly a mile a way in a less than ideal area of town behind the strip. I then hike into the hotel where I am greeted with a line resembling space mountain on a Saturday in July to just check in! There are 5 or 6 people working the main desk and I see a self serve kiosk so I attempt to use this. I walk over to see 3 of the 5 terminals are \"out of order\" and the two that do work require a credit card only, no debit is accepted. So I sit here in line writing this. Defiantly the worst experience I have ever had in Las Vegas. Haven't even seen the room yet! Let's hope for my sanity it is nice. Will edit this with results.
__label__0 My fianc\u00e9 and I recently returned home from a trip to fabulous Las Vegas after stay 12/26/13-12/29/13 and staying and the FLAMINGO !! This wasn't our first trip to Las Vegas nor was it the first stay at the Flamingo. It was however the very worse stay I have ever had in any Las Vegas hotel, rude staff horrible customer service and down right horrible house keeping. Aside from all that the real topper was cockroaches the we found in our room. I'm willing to provide the exact number. 15139 and what the hotel desk manager MELINDA said. \" well this is the desert, what do you expect ?\"  She is a liar and by far the very worst customer service representative I've ever dealt with in 30 years and several. Need less to say they did not stay true to their word and are very very lousy at what they do. I will be following up with. MELINDA'S bosses and pushing strong for some corrective measures and proper training. Lastly $45.36 would not brake the bank for a hotel of that volume and we simply wanted 1 night room rate returned as PROMISED. I DO NOT RECOMMEND MY WORSE ENEMY TO STAY THERE AND WE WILL NEVER SET FOOT INTO THAT ESTABLISHMENT AGAIN.
__label__3 Flamingo upgraded rooms are pretty nice.. The location is perfect since it's in the middle of the strip. The casino is just okay. Not alot of great restaurants or attractions in the hotel but once again being in the middle of the strip it's easy to get somewhere for a good dinner or show. The price is best your going to get on the strip unless you stay at somewhere like the quad.
__label__1 Oh man! What a disappoint. The lunch buffet really needs a visit from Chris Angel because it's in need of a magic show, make this food disappear!
__label__0 I wish I could post black holes instead of stars! I really wish I could post this with 0 stars.\n\nWhen we checked out they tried to charge additional fees because we were there on a holiday. I was already paying holiday rates! The supervisor became snippy and turned her computer screen towards me so I could read the fine print. At this point 5 employees before her had the opportunity to tell me about the \"fine print\" including the person who booked our room. No one had uttered a word about increased package fees until that moment. Really Flamingo? You are so desperate that you have to rip off your customers? Along comes the manager who eventually credits my account the overcharge. She acknowledges that the property is aware of the room problems BUT OFFERS NO APOLOGY for the issues.\n\nStay away from this place!!!! And Harrah's in general!!!!!!!!!!!
__label__0 My hotel room was being flipped by a man when I returned to my room.  I actually caught the man in my room going through all my belonging.  It turns out it was the maid that let him in the room.  Then the Flamingo (every manager I have spoken to and there have been several) argues that they are not to blame and will compensate me for my room charges.  I even had to insist for a room upgrade after they moved me to another room after the incident (as they call it).  They were not sympathetic at all that my belongings were all gone through and that it was their maid that let him into my room.  Now if something would have been stolen then they say it would have been a different story.  Thank god I caught him in the act.  I WARN EVERYONE, NEVER STAY AT THIS HOTEL!!
__label__2 Casino: \nA little on the older side but overall great slot machines and table games.  \n\nLove the upgraded modern rooms and the prices are reasonable for being on the strip and centralized to a lot of restaurants and shopping.\n\nThe staff is always nice.
__label__0 Arrived this Friday at 3:00pm. Check in took over an hour! Had private dinner party at Carlos and charlies for 60 family members. Came in for reservation to not have anywhere to sit. Our party was all separated then told we could not be accommodated for drinks because there was only one assigned waitress. The whole dinner was paid weeks in advance. Horrible service and rude waitress.  We then met a man who worked here that offers us 20$ unlimited drink bracelet which he told us they get paid for every one they give out. We then came in to after dinner club with 20 people and paid our 20$ fees.5 minutes later we were told we had to leave (no refunds) because they claim one person who walked in with our group caused a scene 2 days ago which didn't happen. So we payed thousands of dollars and got treated like total shit. Will never come here again. Worst vegas hotel service I've ever seen.
__label__2 I've stayed at the Flamingo many times due to it being right in the center of the Strip. This is a bit of an old hotel but they have been trying to clean up by remodeling all of their rooms. I prefer the GO room which is contemporary with a splash of some retro style. How long are you going to stay in your hotel anyhow when being in Vegas!?! Now that they have started charging the resort fee at all of the Caesar hotels I may think twice now of staying at one.\n\nOne great thing I love about this hotel is that when you walk out of the hotel you don't need to walk a mile to get onto the Strip. The Caesar's is directly across of the Flamingo which is a great plus since we usually go to Club Pure and the many eateries there.\n\nThe Flamingo has a great 21 and over pool with live entertainment on many weekends. This is nice when you don't want a bunch of kids running around and splashing water everywhere. If I am leaving my kids at home I sure don't want to be bothered by other people's kids.\n\nI hope that they remodel the entire hotel and provide better eating/entertainment options at the Flamingo if they want to stay competitive to the other hotels in Vegas.
__label__0 TOP FLOOR ROOMS NOT SAFE DURING HEAVY RAIN!  Rude front desk that doesn't care about guest safety. \n\nWe were staying on the 28th floor.  It was raining and there where some leaks in the hall.  All of the sudden the alarm goes off- we wait for a while- it is still going off.  We head into the hall to see if anyone can tell is what is going on.  We see a panicked woman visiting the US for Austrailia.  She is scared and so we headed down the fire escape.  About the 14th floor we couldn't hear the sirens so we exited the stairwell and we could still hear the alarm.  We didn't know if the elevators were safe.  The fire exit path was not marked as you headed out to the roof over the casino so we had to try several doors at each turn.  We finally get into the hotel and no one knows what we are talking about.  We are told to go to the front desk. \n\nAt the front desk we hailed a manager.  Our Australian women was still shaking so I went and got her a chair from the Casino.  It was right at shift change so the first manager told us it was a false alarm and we would be moved.   She passed us off to Mildred.  She was nice.  We were downgraded rooms in the move so we asked for a manager.  \n\nRyan Ramsey came up.  He offered to comp our night for tonight.  When we asked about the fire escape not being marked he just said \"what do you want me to do?\"  When we asked if it was the same kind of room and he said since we didn't pay for the upgrade we weren't entitled to any else.  We said we were very scared and upset he smirked and told us \"I don't know what you want me to do...\"  \n\nWe asked why no one- even the front desk manager knew about the alarm as they could be checking people into unsafe rooms.  He said they had already stopped checking people into those rooms because of the leaks.   We asked why we had t been called with an offer to move- he said \"we just don't do that\"\n\nWe asked to speak to his manager.  He said there was no one we could talk to.  That there was no one there higher up than him.  If we wanted to complain we had to email the vp of operations.  We questioned that there was no management level between him and her and he said no.  \n\nAt this point now were are furious- he says something like \"I comped you for tonight I don't know what you want me to do\". He was INCREDIBLY condescending.  He also told us how frustrated he was because he just got here and he got this problem thrown at us.  We tried to ask him if he was frustrated how did he think we felt.  He didn't care.  \n\nWe went upstairs and the bellman was not there because we hadn't gotten back from the front desk.  Honestly at this point we were a little scared and just wanted out of the room.  We called another bellman and shoved everything into bags as fast as we could.  We warned a few guests that the alarm had gone off and there where leaks in our rooms.\n\nI got a call from Raina who said Ryan had said that there was a problem.  I told her my problems and she did apologize. \n\nI have never been treated like this before.
__label__4 Had a guys weekend trip and we shared a deluxe fab room with two queen beds. The room was nice and beds were soft. The view wasn't great but we were in the room about 15 hours over three nights so a view isn't required. Staff were nice. I recommend bringing an extension cord since its an older hotel their are no plugins accessible by the bed.
__label__0 Dilapidated, overpriced, loud, dowdy, cheap, spring break crowd, wait in line for EVERYTHING, $4 for a little bottle of Dasani, service is indignant...I mean, why go here?
__label__1 My wife and I booked this vacation through the Flamingo's website.  We  chose it based on location and price.  After much searching, they had the cheapest price for the combined airfare and  motel  stay.   Here is a list of things that  really did not set well with me. \n1)  The check in process.  After  dealing with more than 7 hours of  traveling,  we had to stand in line for more than an hour to get checked into the room.   Part of the issue was  they only had  3 - 5 people checking in guest and they had way more computers than that and they were just not used.  \n2)  Everything in the room is extra;  refrigerator,  microwave.  \n3)  House keeping was terrible.  After our first night the next day we showered and went on the strip.  They did not clean our room,  we had to call and have  housekeeping  bring us fresh towels and  pick up our trash.   The 2nd day,  we were scheduled for  the Celine Dion  Show and had to go without showering because you guessed it  no house keeping service.  We called and requested towels and was told that we were priority, and after waiting an hour,  no  one showed up.  \n4)  Resort fee is extra 18.00 a day after booking fees are paid.
__label__1 Find another Vegas hotel...\n\nI booked a non-smoking room with a king. I was surprised to see an online check in option email on the morning we were to arrive. So I clicked the link and \"checked in.\"  When we arrived to the front desk of the hotel, the employee assisting us informed us we had checked in online and our \"smoking room with 2 queens\" was ready.  No, no, no, no.  I informed here there was absolutely no option as to what type of room you could check into on the link that was sent to me.  Rather, it just allowed you to tell the hotel what time you were arriving.  She was extremely rude and told me \"you're not guaranteed a king.\"  If that's the case, then why the hell does the hotel take my money and allow you to choose the type of room you want and reserve it, then not have it available when you arrive? \n\nEventually after I expressed my frustration about this, she told me I could get a \"handicapped\" room on the lowest floor of the hotel with a king.  We get to the room which was supposed to be \"newly remodeled.\"  However, they only replaced the floor, TV and added a lounge chair by the window.  All the rest of the furniture was old and horribly beat up.  Additionally, the pillows on the beds WERE HORRIBLE.  Additionally, the bathroom looked like it was strait out of the 80's, with the shower mold to prove it.  \n\nThe elevator faces were also extremely worn out and gross. The parking garage was dirty and rusty. The pool wasn't as bad as I thought it would be, but the crowd was mostly older and/or on the white trash side. This is just another tired hotel on the strip.  If I were you, I'd stay elsewhere.
__label__2 This isn't your Grandpa's Flamingo anymore. I would even venture to say this isn't your overweight Chain smoking uncle Larry's Flamingo we all knew and didn't love from 5-10 years ago!\n\nBefore My recent trip to The Flamingo, the thought of staying there would immediately trigger thoughts of Depressing 1980's decor, overweight fanny pack wearing gamblers & The over exuberant expressions of Donnie & Marie as they stared longingly into each others eyes trying to forget about that one night back in 77' when things went a little to far. But to the contrary I must say the Flamingo has really cleaned up its act. The new decor is nice and the casino floor is clean and 80% fanny pack clear. \n\nNow saying that I have yet to stay in a room, but I will say that , where as before I would've only taken a side chick I was slightly ashamed of. Now I would be ok with taking a side chick I was not ashamed of, as well as possibly a girl that I have been dating awhile, all the while  insisting \"Why do we have to put labels on what we are\" here without hesitation!\n\nAll in all The Flamingo is an OK place with a GREAT location that I would recommend anyone walking the strip to try out. Hey, who knows you may finally be the first person to see Donnie and Marie finally consummate 35 years of tension and frustration!
__label__1 I usually stay in a Go or Go Deluxe room but was trying to save some money during Frozen Fury (October).  We decided to go with a normal Fab Deluxe room due to the savings it would lend us.  BIG MISTAKE.  We were in the Habitat Tower and were overlooking the Linq.  The noise from the Linq made it nearly impossible to sleep.  I called housekeeping to request ear plugs, but they don't carry them.... I could purchase them at their convenient store though.  The bathroom was also in desperate need of a remodel!  The beds and pillows were SO uncomfortable too! \n\nThe elevator up was nice enough, but once you got to the hallway you could tell it had not been updated in at least 15-20 years.  The carpet was rippled and you could literally trip on the bunched areas.  Our ice maker didn't work and it was just one huge pain in the butt.\n\nThis last stay was the worst ever in Vegas.  We ended up checking out at 4:00am just so we could get home to CA to get a good sleep.  I have never actually wanted to leave Vegas until this trip.
__label__0 First off, I've cancelled my reservation with them out of frustration from their lies. I booked a room through their website because of their \"Best Rate Guarantee\" promise. Having gone through all the hoops they make you jump through to beat the competitor pricing by 20%, I've found that their promise is a load of crap. Despite me sending the requested evidence, apparently the time stamp on the bottom of the page when you print from a website is not a legitimate time stamp because \"it shows when you printed it, not when the deal was active\" on the competitor site. This is so BS!!! How else am I supposed to show a time stamp??!!!! How else can I print out a deal from a website unless that deal was currently active!???\n\nWorst customer experience ever!!
__label__1 Do yourself a favor and don't stay here. \n\nWhen entering the hotel from self parking you are welcomed by graffiti and a dreary hallway. After a 40 min wait at check in I was notified that the room was sold out. I was put in a smoking room that smelled like the inside of an ashtray, when I had requested non-smoking. Customer service was poor in addressing the issue.
__label__1 Carrot Top plastered everywhere on publicity posters? EW, disgusting.\n\nCheapest rate on a busy weekend? Better than Excalibur, but not by much.\n\nNasty green goop found on pillow but no free upgrade? SO not cool.\nAnd then you moved us to a room FARTHER from the inclinator? What in the world ...\n\nLuxor, please put the LUX back in luxury. The dingy rooms, yucky accomodations, and seedy shows are not equivalent with the best that Vegas has to offer. Sure, you're 1/4 decent, but the best things about you were the pool, the La Salsa restaurant and Nathan's hot dogs in the food court.
__label__2 Casino is decent, pool is fun, rooms due for revamp.. The suite I was in had water damage from hottub in room with furniture peeling apart.  When I called the front desk they said all the rooms were like that. ;o(
__label__3 This place was a great place to stay.  They made accommodations when we needed it and we got a tower room for a pretty good deal for two nights.  They have great customer service and the hotel was fun to gamble at.  The only cons I have at this place is the walk to the parking lot.  It is one long ass walk to the parking lot.  I swear I spent all my time doing that walk since we had to make multiples trips to and from the hotel.  Not to mention the hotel is from what I consider to be pretty far away from all the attractions of the strip.  I'm excited about the Criss Angel Cirque Du Soleil show that will start in September and will probably stay here in the future when I need a cheap place to stay
__label__0 The Event: Bachelor Party\n\nThe Location: Luxor\n\nThe results:  Luxor sucks!\n\nExplanation:  We all got rooms on the same floor.  We were mistakenly given a non-smoking room (16068).  So we were \"upgraded\" to a room in \"The Tower\" with the same view of the pool we originally had.  Room sucked (6238).  It was defiantly no \"upgrade\".  It was almost identical to the last room except less cool, a longer walk from the casino and rest of party, and the only view was a nice view of a roof!  What is worse is that we couldn't get back to the rest of our party due to the hotel's key locked elevators.  (If you don't have a key for that floor, you can't get there by elevator!)\n\nSo now we are in a crappy room, far away from the party with no way to get to the floor our friends are on.  When I addressed this with management they treated us like we were giving them a hard time rather than trying to help us find a solution.  (Compromise after talking with 5 different staff: 2 comp buffet passes).  THEN when I went to take a shower I noticed a black hand-print on the shower wall.  When I went to complain about that we were regarded with suspicion and told that a sanitation manager would have to inspect the room to validate our claim.  I offered to have CSI come up and carbon date it!  We were comped 2 two spa packages after two visits to the front desk and about half an hour of arguing and waiting (Spa comps were weak anyways and only covered gym and hot tub use).  No one showed up to look at cave-man hand-print in the shower, and no one came to clean it.  All comps were the definition of weak and we only ended up useing one.\n\nOther grips:\n\nATM's went down across the whole casino, but only crashed after your request to remove funds was 'processing'... leaving you with the concern that it would withdraw the money without you actually getting it.  (I'm sure a complaint to the bank about a casino ATM not giving you your money would sound REAL believable).  They charge 5$ a withdrawl, Other banks charge 2$ and their ATM's NEVER go down!  You clowns can't keep your ATM's running at 5$ a pop? Please!\n\nHotel rooms are janky and have funky ironing boards that fall out of the closet, cheap TVs and clocks with the time screwed up (we all thought we woke up at 1PM instead of 11AM because the room clock was off)\n\nPyramid balcony railings are so weak you can shake the whole thing with one hand.\n\nAmenities close relatively early at night: spa, buffet (probably why we didn't redeem our comps)\n\nConclusion:  Bachelor Party was a BLAST!  No thanks to the Luxor and I am I am left with the fact that I will never have the 4 hours of my life back that I spent waiting in line to talk to the staff and arguing with them!  All of us agreed to try some other strip hotel next time.
__label__2 The last time and I think possibly the last time I will stay here was not all that great.  We were set up for a room in their tower instead of the pyramid and was glad since we didn't have to hear the slot machines going off at all hours of the night and to smell the cigarette smoke.  BUT, the trek just to find the elevator to the tower sucked.  I generally have a pretty good sense of direction and memorize paths really well but over the 3 days we were staying there, we probably got lost 3-4 times trying to find that set of elevators for the tower.  \nThe rooms were kind of shabby but good enough if you just want to crash and use a clean bathroom.  We had a side view of the strip which was nice but my fiance and I both agree that it was too far from the attractions we normally would go to (even with that tram...).   We did stay here during the slow season and got a really good deal (something like $100/ person with flight and hotel and some coupons for the King Tut exhibit and some of the IMAX shows) but I probably wouldn't go back if I had a choice.
__label__0 Three words: $5 RESORT FEE. What is a $5 resort fee you ask? Some made-up, #$%^&* charge they tack onto your bill because they realized that they didn't REALLY want to charge you what they advertised on their website.
__label__0 Eff this place....It was the last resort for presidents day weekend for one night. It was either this or the Tropicana. Every hotel on the strip had \"no vacancies\" BS but whatever.  The Luxor smells like dead corpse. We checked in wanted a king, all they had was 2 queen in the pyramid..ok.....Got into the room it looked like house keeping didnt even vacuum or change the sheets. Was charged double on my card and didnt know until I got back home. WTF!!!788 to stay in that dump i might as well went to the WYNN! So I had to call accounting a tthe luxor and they kept telling me it was a pending transaction, WHY WOULDNT THE FRONT DESK TELL YOU THAT THEYRE GOING TO CHARGE AN EXTRA 388 ON YOUR CARD?! After screaming at the dumbazz on the phone she told me I'd be refunded one of the amounts by the end of the day. Tacos & Tequila was good spot to eat at . The staff seemed miserable, maybe because it was early?(3:30pm)   My advice is to avoid the Luxor..big disappointment. AND NEVER WILL STAY THERE AGAIN.
__label__2 we stayed here for 4 days in august last year and it was an OK stay.  probably the last time i will stay here unless there's some supersale on the hotel.\nthe hotel is a bit older but since our friends were getting married at Mandalay Bay, and since we couldnt afford staying there, we chose the closed hotel so the 23 of us didnt have to go too far to be there in time for the wedding.\nthere were construction going on all wknd.  so annoying as we were ok w/ it on Thursday but it seems be pounding w/ those machine all wknd.\n\nthe pool area was small and was not \"pretty\" as the other hotels.\nclub LAX is there and we all got in for free as we were staying there - one of the best part of the stay as there were lots of us and went in without lines etc. \nlike the ability to go to Excalibur and Mandalay bay on the tram without walking too much but the wait is about 15minutes in the hot sun :(\nour room was not that big...good enough for 2ppl.  if more, it will be tight.\ntheir food court needs more variety.\n\noverall, you really dont get that much but then again, you dont pay that much for the room.
__label__1 Stayed at the Luxor on our last day in Vegas. After staying in The Hotel at Mandalay Bay we were forced to stay in Vegas an extra day so we just walked over and bokked a room at the Luxor.\n\nWhen one first walks it is pretty cool to see the the hotel was constructed. Egyptian theme, hotel shaped like a pyramid. Very cool! Problem is that it all goes down hill from here. After checking in we were sent to our room which was in the new towers  which felt like a mile away from the check in desk.  Once in the room I was let down. Terrible bed, and the room was pretty basic  and badly decorated overall. We woke up to the sounds of constuction at 10 am. The constant drilling forced us to leave our room.  The service was terrible. Every employee seemed unhappy. I visited the business center as I had a to work for a couple of hours and cleary heard four employees openly complaing about there job and how badly staff is treated. \n\nUnhappy employees, bad service, so-so casino and an average dumpy room doesnt motivate me to ever want to come back.\n\nThe only thing I would recomend at the Luxor is their brunch buffet.
__label__0 Agree with the review that says it is for the 20-30 singles and that it needs a facelift, not a place to plan your family vacation!!  Stay away from the room service unless you are in the aforementioned demographic & are too drunk to care what you eat & how much you pay for it. My kids were too scared to go to this pool! Find a more family friendly hotel like MGM Grand where there are great shows and a lion exhibit & rainforest cafe'. I hear there is an M&Ms store somehwere?? New York New York has a great arcade & is by the MGM Grand, too.  Also, there is a fun tram that stops at the MGM Grand, but it doesn't link to the Luxor, another downer!! I'm sure there are better family experiences in Vegas than the Luxor! We were ill-informed.
__label__0 Let's just say after a six night stay...I wont be back...ever. I stayed here when the hotel first opened back in the 90's and it was ok. Now, the place is dated and stale. \n\nCorridors and rooms are dumpy. The heat that generated in my room during the day from the direct sunlight beaming on the all glass pyramid was unbearable - and the air conditioning at full blast just barely worked. The colors - paint, carpets, wallpaper - are all the beige/brown colors hotels use to hide dirt. I didn't even want to investigate. \n\nIf you're bothered by smoke, I thought the air circulation in Luxor was the worst of any hotel or casino I went in during the week. In fact, we ventured over to Mandalay Bay to play in the casing because the air was much fresher. \n\nToo many cigar smokers especially at the Aurora bar. There service there sucked, too. Every time my friends and I sat down for a drink, our waitress would serve and then say she was taking her one hour break and they had no substitutes so we had to self serve at the bar. The drinks were costly as well. \n\nThis place is for the 20-something set that comes in over the weekend from LA or Phoenix that wants cheap rooms. If you want that then I guess the place is for you. I stayed here to save some money based on a past experience (although several years ago). Based on my current experience here I would not go back again.
__label__1 if someone flag this review i will be very pissed off.\ni'm not kidding, i didn't watch any horror movie, we weren't drunk, and i'm not that imaginative either. but i'm asian, and yes supernatural exists, go to bali if you don't trust me, and what happened here is still somewhat nothing compared to bali.\n\ni got the spa suite a week ago, to be precise, it's room 12860\n\nit was our first night in vegas, so when we saw the room, we THOUGHT it was okay, but as soon as we moved to caesar's palace and hard rock, that room was like shit, but still better and cheaper that mgm though\n\nhere's the problem, believe it or not, this hotel (especially this room) is haunted. laugh if you want, i don't care. i'm writing this review for those of you who are \"sensitive\" so that you won't be attacked in here\n\nthe suite consists of the living room and the bedroom with jacuzzi, i slept in the living room and nothing happened to me (or probably because i slept so deep) but they who sleep in the bedroom were attacked the whole night\n\nmy sister slept next to the jacuzzi and it was dry, we cleaned it out, there were no sound for like hours but around 3am, the water started to pour again and stop and pour again and stop, just like someone is teasing her, then her blanket were pulled down gradually (it just doesn't makes sense at all for a blanket to go down with an interval) she grabbed back the blanket and she felt by herself that someone is pulling down the blanket, as soon as she grabbed the blanket, something grabbed her leg and pulled her down. she struggled and kicked but there were nothing to kick and suddenly every kind of terror disappeared. that's what happened to the bed next to jacuzzi\n\nfor the next bed that's located far from jacuzzi, there were these twin sisters of my girlfriend's who throughout the night heard the sound of cellphone interference through a speaker. the problem is, we didn't put our cellphone next to the bed, and afaik, there were no speakers at all near them. the final blow here is that one of the twins were physically twisted to the other way around by a certain of force, it's like being rolled forcibly\n\nlaugh if you want. but hey, different people experience different life. i wasnt born sensitive about this issue but they were born sensitive. so you might not be born sensitive but im sure my review will benefit someone else who's \"sensitive\"\n\n2 stars for cheap rate and decent room (at least for me)
__label__0 Went here for my honeymoon. The air conditioner was making a loud noise when we got to our room at 2:30pm. I called the front desk and asked if we could switch rooms and was told that they would have maintenance come look at the unit. The guy shows up to our room at 10:35pm. He looks at the unit and says that they needed to replace a motor. Said he would come back the next day at 11:00 (Saturday). He never showed up for the rest of our stay. When I checked out (three days later) the clerk at the front desk showed no remorse or apology. Not much good to say about the Luxor. I am sure they were good in their heyday but they really need to get their PR together. The carpet looks old, the elevator felt like it was going to come loose and fall down the shaft. I am DONE with the Luxor and say never again! Thumbs DOWN Luxor #0 on a scale from #1 to #10.
__label__1 I had to cut my stay here short coz they just couldn't get it together. It was a decent hotel/casino but the housekeeping really sucks. They wouldn't empty the trash, left the unused shampoo and shower gel accumulating in the bathroom and there was a foul raw sewage odor coming from the bathroom. After I complained they immediately upgraded me to a nicer room, but once again the housekeeping was off. If I put trash in the bin I don't want to come back later in the day and smell old banana peels or whatever. You think after I complained they'd give the staff a heads up or something. Instead of bitching again and getting another room I just checked out the next morning and stayed with a friend until I found something better.
__label__2 Rickety Tickety...This place is like a hot looking woman with failing organs...The outside looks great...but the inside is crap...The rooms are evidently outdated...Closets with loose hinges...faded d\u00e9cor...dust, must and rust...\n\nOn a positive note....it's cheap...and in vegas...all you really need is a place to crash...
__label__0 AWFUL.  STAY IN YOUR CAR AND IT WOULD BE BETTER.   worst customer service i have ever encountered in my LIFE!!!  ARE YOU JOKING ME.  I have never complained about to a manager about an employee in my life, but the check out was awful.  Long story short my ipod got ruined cuase of the FLOOD damage in my room.  They were great about reimbursing me, and the security guard (dane or dean?) was AWESOME.  super helpful and friendly and took care of everything.  I ended up getting my money for the ipod which was awesome also they ended up giving me cash that day, but the condescending awful BAD WORD that worked the front desk should get fired, and I have never felt that way before ever.  i won't even mention her name even though I REALLY want to.  But it was terrible, so terrible I had to write this bad of a review.  I wouldn't give them business if they offered me a free room.  never again
__label__1 Was in one night for a show next door, but decided to go cheap.  Cheep it was!  All show and no go.  It's a beautiful hotel from the outside, but I think It is just old now, and service didn't help.   We were getting a \"non smoking\" room, but we got to the room and it was really stinky and smokey.  I called and they said just come down to the \"manager's desk\" and they will get us a new room, so we hiked down and not one person was willing to help us.  When we finally got to someone, she rudely said go to the desk at the very end.  We did, and no one was there.  Waited 10 minuted before going to here again, and she was just annoyed at this point with me.  She told me to wait there and someone would help me.  So I did, and about  10 minutes later, someone stumbled down to us and told us to go the the OTHER SIDE!  If you have been here, it is a long desk!  Especially when you have 2 full bottles in your bag, ha ha.  \nOverall, just a bad customer service experience, maybe if we were there 1 hour prior, it would've just been an old hotel and not so horrible.  Would I stay again?  Only if I HAD to save money and the show was next door.  Other than that, yeah no.
__label__1 Priceline has this as a 4-star property: I think NOT\n\nOLD - they haven't upgraded ANYTHING in years\n\nCUSTOMER SERVICE: Nada, the first person we talked to upon arrival was trying to sell us \"tours\" in Vegas\n Check-in gal was less than cordial - \"they cut back on check in help and we're swamped\" ....\n\nROOM SERVICE: GOOD!! Pizza delivered Sat night w/ in 40 minutes - very impressive. Pizza wasn't bad either.\n However, the table sat outside our room until 5pm the next day....\n We had to call the maid service to have them prepare our room after returning @ 5 pm and NOT having the room ready...\n\nPOOL: No food service after 4 pm?!?!?\n\nVALET PARKING: Good - Car showed up \"pretty fast\"\n\nTry another hotel.
__label__1 Need updating A.S.A.P\n\n\nGood old Luxor from the outside the hotel still looks good fast check in, nice bar's located around the casino floor, not as big gambling area (no prob not really a gambler), Starbucks, Mc Donald's and ease of the tram to Excalibur and Mandalay place mall that connects to Mandalay Bay hotel. One problem it is a different story when you get to your room. I stayed in the west tower last year during the Cotto vs Pacquiao fight, many of the bed room fixtures looked dated from the TV, seats and etc. I also experience the shower  in my room had major problem's and wouldn't function right so I just used the walk in shower instead. Though dated items and shower problem the room was very clean. It would not be my first choice of hotel again but if you can get a low rate go for it but don't compare this hotel to it's sister property Mandalay Bay  which I stayed before but in which it will be no contest due to being aimed at a high end market.
__label__2 As stated by a previous Yelper, the Luxor is showing its age. While the entrances and walk ways seem to be well cared for, other parts of the hotel are in need of renovations. For example the elevator to get to our room was in need of service as the doors would repeatedly open and close prior to actually moving to take you to your intended floor. Plus the lobby area to the 2nd floor smelled like diapers and the walls looked old and dingy.\n\nThe room served its purpose since we were only sleeping and bathing there so for bare essentials it was ok. The bathroom needed a little work as the sliding door to the shower did not slide easily and the towel rack connected to the door was broken. \nOther than that my only concern is that I would liked to have had an added security lock other than the deadbolt on the door. \n\nIt wasn't too bad for the price that we paid for but I may want to check out other places prior to booking with them again.
__label__2 Kind of disappointed in the hotel! I did not have a bad experience but I expected more! Staff was friendly! Rooms need an update! They are pretty simple and it's obvious they don't want you spending more time then needed in there! The casino is nice again friendly service! Their pool and fitness center was great!
__label__0 I went on priceline and got a room for dirty cheap.  I was excited because of the right price.  However, let me share with everyone that you get what you pay for.  The room was a standard room...nothing out of the ordinary.  I did notice that the ironing board had no cover and it was just a ironing board with a flimsy pad on top.  Ghetto!  \n\nI also woke up the next morning and I saw dried blood on the sheet.  I thought I might have had a cut on my leg but I didn't.  That blood was not mine!  I hope those were clean sheets but still, if there was blood on the sheets, the cleaning crew should have thrown out the sheets out.  \n\nThe buffet was really disappointing with less than stellar food.  The quality of food there was low.  \n\nSo overall, I would never recommend the Luxor to anyone.  I will never stay here again.
__label__0 What a sad sad rating for my beloved Luxor. This used to be the ONLY hotel I wanted to stay at. Now, I'm sad to say that I will never stay at Luxor again. Not only are the rooms super super outdated, the customer service is horrible, and I realize that Luxor is pretty far away from the action on the strip. We stayed 1 night and checked out early. Totally disappointed in the hotel.\n\nBTW, we made it known that we were unhappy with our 2 double beds instead of a king bed (and I know we checked in late, but I called 30 minutes earlier and they confirmed I had a king non smoking). No one at the front desk offered us anything! Not an, \"I'm sorry, here's a free pass to the club, here's 10% discount on the room, here's a 10% on the buffet...\" Not a thing! This is really the whole reason why we left early. I think if someone had said something, we would have stayed. \n\nWith that rant out of the way, I do have to mention Jason from the cafe- I found him in the hallway and told him about the situation and he walked us up to the front desk counter to see if anything could be done (nothing), and then he comp'ed us a dessert at the cafe afterwards.
__label__2 We stayed at the Luxor for 4 nights. The hotel is located slightly away from the center of the strip but thought it was still in a great location.  We were in the pyramid portion of the hotel - our room was a Pyramid Deluxe which was a nice size. Then again, we also only had one king instead of 2 queen beds. The bed was really comfortable too!! In addition to the bed there were 2 night stands, vanity, circular table with two chairs, an over-sized chair, TV with armoire and high speed internet connections (not wifi). The room was clean, bathroom had a big shower as well as lotion, shampoo, conditioner, body wash and a hair dryer. For those that need it, there was a ironing board and iron. We wish a mini fridge and microwave came standard but other than that, we thought the room was great. The room also had adjustable ac/heat so that was real nice.  FYI: Upon check-in, the room we had requested in advance w/ a king was not available so we had to check back the next day (we arrived at about 7pm Monday).  They were able to accomodate us to what had been requested, just had to be patient . We requested a bell man to come and assist with the move of our baggage, which worked out perfectly because he knew exactly where the room was and what elevator to take.\n\nUnfortunately, we did not find the food all that great in the hotel. Starbucks only goes so far *lol* The swimming pools were refreshing, hot tub was hot. All in all, we didn't find the Luxor as bad as we had read in other reviews (on TripAdvisor) so that was a pleasant surprise as I was nervous until we saw first hand. Did not spend much time in the Casino portion but found the filtering out of cigarette smoke pretty good.  The individuals trying to get people to sign up for timeshares w/ the ploy of free shows got old but after a day or so they stopped pestering us. Check out was easy, many options but we checked out via the TV.  Great idea.
__label__1 Little things make this place just ok. Of course it's better than any flea bag motel you might find in Vegas, but no free wireless? I mean that's pretty standard in even budget places like The Hampton, etc., at half the price. Yeah, the Luxor has a crappy tangly wire by the tv you can plug into your laptop to get internet, but that means you're tethered and have to sit on the edge of the bed to use your computer. It's not even long enough to kick back on the bed where we all like to use our laptops, right? No coffee machines in the room make it so you have to trudge down to the Starbucks below and shell out the $10 for a couple coffees in the morning, grumble grumble. The tv sets are these crappy maybe 26\" numbers from the 90s. Don't these places know there has been a flat screen revolution? Why every room doesn't have a 36\"- 40\" flat screen is beyond me. Why would I want to order any PPV channels to watch on a screen that's crappier than the TV I had in college and not half as good as the one I have at home?? Also, the Pacquio fight was on, but it couldn't even be ordered to the room? You're kidding me? In Vegas?\nThe saving grace is the casino is pretty nice and not overly smokey. The grounds outside by the pool are nice (though the pool area was shut down when we were there because maybe the weather was cooler? Weird, because the pools at Cesar's and other places were open), and the pyramid shape is always intriguing. The location on the Strip near the end makes for some nice views for some rooms. The Luxor should take a cue from Cesar's Palace where the rooms are truly luxurious, and there is a feeling of space and opulence throughout. I don't think this place is fit for a Pharaoh....
__label__1 I am not a fan.  There's always salespeople trying to sell you something.  It's spooky and dark.  I was on a mission to find craft beer, no luck.  Since Luxor is connected to Mandalay Bay, I found myself just walking around and checking stuff out.  I like looking at the Luxor from the outside, but, eh...there's no reason that compels me to stay.
__label__1 Went here with friends for a girls weekend and the hotel was clean and rooms were ok, nothing really special about it. Rooms were average did have some stains on the curtains ewww! I wouldnt stay again cause its way to far from all the nightclubs and it didnt seem as lively as the other hotels i've stayed in before!
__label__0 Crappy hotel with crappy scary elevators, everything are outdated and worn out, CRT tv and no wifi!?
__label__1 Never would have stayed here if it hadn't been one of the host hotels for a conference I was attending. It seems like some money has been put into updating the casino/entertainment area, but the rooms leave something to be desired. The room seemed clean; however, everything was so old, it had that worn out look and feel. I felt like the only one staying on my floor, which can be good and bad...good because it's quiet, bad because I felt like a scene out of the shining was just waiting to happen...There's a reason why rooms are only $50-70/night.
__label__1 Spotty service, inconvenient parking and pool access make this hotel more of a hassel to stay in than it is worth. I'd recommend staying at Monte Carlo or Tropicana, which are at similar price points. Both offer a superior experience as the Luxor has lost most of what made it cool - its Egyptian theme. Without the theme, Luxor is just like every other 3000+ room mega-resort in town with multi-ethnic eateries, a Cirque show, nightclub, ultralounges, etc. What Luxor has going for it is that its cheap, clean(er than Excalibur), and is located on the strip. \n\nThe hotel has 2 towers - the pyramid tower and the west tower - try to stay in the west tower because the rooms are more modern and practical. Bathrooms in the West Tower have separate tub and shower which is a nice plus. I frequented the fitness center a few times during my stay. The room itself is of an adequate size. It has some free weights, and lots of cardio-equipment. The fitness center is free for hotel guests thanks to the resort fee. \n\nThe Luxor parking garage is located in the back of the hotel and is only a 2 story structure with a pedestrian bridge that connects to the building on the opposite side of the lobby. This means a far walk from the parking garage to the main lobby. Luxor is connected to Mandalay Bay and Excalibur via skywalk and automated monorail.
__label__1 For the $$$ I paid, this place was pretty BLAH. And what the heck is the resort fee? There's no WOW factor. I stayed in the spa suite with a tub in the bedroom area. The decor to the room wasn't all that. You would think with the amount of money Luxor makes everyday that they could afford to do some upgrades.\n\nI was pretty annoyed by those people trying to sell me timeshares in the lobby. I didn't come to Vegas to buy timeshare for crying out loud. HELLO...I'm there on vacation! Management, get rid of them!
__label__1 The rooms are too old, and there's just too much wear and tear. The rooms in the pyramid are also smaller than the rest of the rooms, so try to request to not be in the pyramid, unless you don't mind the lack of space. \n\nNot too many amenities, but this place has a cute Egyptian theme with a pharoah going through the casino from time to time. It is one of the older hotels on the Strip, and respect must be given. Hopefully, they can upgrade the rooms soon. \n\nThe pool was pretty large the last time I was there, but it's nothing spectacular. Sound system is okay but nothing to write home about. \n\nAll in all, there are a lot of good deals to be had here on rooms, but it might be a better and bigger bang for your buck to spend your money elsewhere.
__label__1 I'm glad I read these reviews before I checked in.  We were here last week for a conference.  The conference had a special room rate of 55.00 per night( pyramid).  When we checked in, I was told the conference was in the Tower and I could upgrade for 20.00 more.  We did that and I cant believe that room was an upgrade.  We did have a view of the pool, so that was nice, but it was so cold and rainy, we couldnt use it.  Too bad we still had to pay the 10.00 resort fee per night.  Thats ridiculous, especially since I didnt use any ammenities.  The room doesnt even have wifi.  Also, we dropped a pretzel near the elevator on the first day and it sat there the entire 5 days we were at the hotel.  No one came to sweep the area.  \n\nI was pissed that I couldnt take food \"to Go\" from one of the restaurants.  Also, the hotel wanted to charge me 25.00 a night for a fridge for my insulin.  They waived it after I told them about the Americans with Disabilities act.  I would not willingly stay here again.
__label__0 I would say our experience was less than ideal, but not horrible and didn't want to be too negative on what could have been an isolated incident... but now reading other reviews... I feel like my experience was actually somewhat typical. \n\nMy friend booked this for room because it was well-priced. My friends got a pretty nice suite room that was spacious. Our room was suppose to also be a non-smoking suite, but they instead gave us a \"regular\" sized room instead, which was quite small (I didn't mind the size since we were only staying a single night and just sleeping)  and worse was that the room had the worse smoke odor I've ever experienced. Now I would stay I've stayed in a decently number of hotels over the years (many of them were the cheapest we could find) and occasionally I've noticed a little bit of a smell in a smoking hotel room - but this was worse I've ever been in after about 5 mins and your eyes start to hurt.\n\nWe went back to change the room and they \"explanation\" was that when we first checked in... they didn't have a suite, OR a non-smoking room available - so they silently gave us a smoking regular sized room instead. There were some separate issues (which could have been unfortunate coincidences and I'll skip over) but basically it took us an hour (they called for someone to assist, but that person didn't show up, so they had to call someone else) and a talk to the manager before we could change our rooms to at least a non-smoking regular sized room.
__label__0 We got a deal for $45 per night during a conference so we stayed here. There was also a $15 per night resort fee which said it covered in-room internet, the gym, etc. When it said in-room internet I just assumed it meant wireless. It doesn't. You pay $15 per night for wired internet (if you brought a cable and if you can find the plug...we couldn't). \n\nThere is no wifi available at all in the rooms. None. So, the first day I camped in Starbucks all day and paid $9.99 for slow wifi. On the second day I discovered that if you sit in the Bazaar area, you can connect to the MGM or Mirage free wifi and get better signal that you can get from the service you have to pay for elsewhere in the hotel. The chairs are also more comfortable and the ladies that work at the snack shop there are really nice.\n\nOur room was in one of the towers and it looked like it hadn't been upgraded in ages. The door handles were all scuffed and scratched. For some reason you don't get a real comforter either. Just a sheet, a thin blanket and a \"satin\" cover. Saving on laundering costs I suppose?\n\nThe walls are also very thin. We could hear everything going on in the rooms next door. Even just the flush of a toilet can be heard.\n\nThe elevators are literally falling apart. Many buttons are missing and the control panel is exposed in many of them. I felt oh so safe.\n\nThe housekeeping staff doesn't follow the \"towels on the floor need to be replaced, those hanging don't\" rule. I try to conserve water in hotels by not asking for new towels every day. I don't get them at home, why would I in  hotel? But they replaced them every day anyway. Not very \"green.\"\n\nMy final, and biggest, complaint is that the room keys are terrible. In 3 days I had to get 4 new keys because they stop working if you get them anywhere near a credit/debit card or a cell phone. I'm a girl, I keep everything in a purse. How am I supposed to keep the key away from everything in my purse? I tried by surrounding the room key with business cards but that didn't work.\n\nOne night at 3 AM, I returned to my room and my key didn't work. I went to the front desk to get it fixed (again) and they said their system was down so they couldn't give me a new key. They told me to wait by the elevators for someone from housekeeping to let me in my room. I waited by the elevators and no one showed up. So I went back to the front desk and finally got a new key. When I got up to my room, the phone rang and it was housekeeping telling me that someone from the front desk was \"looking for me\" and then put me on hold. I hung up after waiting 30 seconds.\n\nI will never stay at this hotel again. I guess you really do get what you pay for.
__label__1 They have let this hotel fall apart. The Elevators are scary from all the shaking and squealing. The floors are dirty, the paint is peeling.  The room smelled like weed, and the cocktail waitress only serve the tables. Other than that, I loved the room and the staff was friendly.
__label__1 Pros:  Its cheap, and its the only pyramid shaped hotel in Vegas. The casino and other general areas of the hotel are well maintained, good location.\n\nCons:  Rooms are dated and not very clean including the bathroom, furniture falling apart, hole in the wall, flickering lights, shower turns off for no reason, toilets that don't flush.  The elevators in the pyramid are nauseating.\n\nAs I stated earlier, its cheap and you get what you pay for.  Not horrible, but I will not be back at least as an overnight guest.  You can find other bargains on the strip with better quality.
__label__0 Nice rooms but I'd only return I'd there was a coffee maker in the room. If the want you to get up and gamble they shouldn't make guests wait in the 40 + people long line at either Starbucks for overpriced drip !
__label__1 Wow, so my booking at the Luxor was a real last minute move.  Booked my room via MLife dept, and no complaints...the rates were great considering it was a few days before the New Year...$39 and $43, respectively, for two nights.\n\nCheck In...up to the Room\n\nThere wasn't a huge line for check-in, although when I was called up next, the check in agent couldn't have been more rude, and stuck up.  A real dick....he didn't even confirm with me what type of room I'd be staying in, but I didn't say anything because I wanted to test his customer service skills. He told me that I'd be staying in the LAST non-smoking room in the entire resort, which I thought, that's completely bull!  So grabbed the keys, and off to the room, and WTF, the room wasn't even clean at all. Towels all over the floor, empty coffee cups laying around, pillows on the floor....ummm, say what?! I called front desk right away from the room, and demanded that they give me a different room, and that I wouldn't be willing to come down to the check in desk.  They assigned me to a different room, and when i arrived at my new room, the key wouldn't work.  Again, I complained heavily, and said that this was unacceptable.  They sent some guy with the new keys, and he wouldn't be apologetic on behalf of the hotel. I told him, \"Wait, don't leave til my keys work.\"  He tried to run off, and i told him, \"Don't you see that this is terrible service?\"  His response, \"I'm just doing what my supervisor told me to do.\"  I thought in my mind, \"You're a real loser.\"\n\nOk, so they gave me a new room--much better...clean as expected, and double beds.\nSince my friend and I weren't in the room most of the time, didn't really care much for the room, since we got the room to sleep, and shower.\n\nOverall, my biggest gripe about this hotel, is with its horrible service.  Don't ever want to stay here again. Not worth my money.  $20 to $30 more, and stay at the Mirage.
__label__0 I had been really excited to stay at the Luxor. I specifically requested a room in the Pyramid. As soon as we arrived the concierge service was rude and took forever, I also couldn't get past her enthusiasm for Obama with her \"flair\" of him all over her clothes, okay we get it sheesh. We had already ordered the room but now it wasn't available so we had to take another room. We still got a room in the pyramid, so we found the correct elevator and started our journey to our room. The elevators need a serious upgrade. I understand how the elevators work and I also understand they can be alittle jarring but the fact that they are very noisy, paints chipping, sign holders and mirrors are broken and not replaced and it sounds like your in a gold metal box that seems like its going to fall apart doesn't make you feel very confident. When we arrived to our room it was dark and smelled sort of musty. Not to sound cliche but the decor is very tired and very used. The beds were okay, the television was poor and the plumbing in the bathroom was terrible. Our shower filled with water after being in it for 2 minutes! The bathroom door had horrible water damage on it (wonder why). Anyway I wouldn't stay in this hotel if you paid me! Terrible service, over priced for what you get. I think I'd have a better stay in the REAL Pyramid.
__label__1 Stayed here for my bachelorette party. I didn't pay for it so that probably helps a little bit with the rating.  I knew this wasn't going to be a great hotel or anything but I was still a little excited to stay there just because it's so random and funny to stay in a pyramid shaped hotel.  \n\nWell, the elevators are weird and not in a fun way.  For some reason, I thought they would be glass so you could see out.  Not the case.  They move upwards at a diagonal angle which is unsettling when you're sober and nausea inducing when you're drunk.  Our room was ok.  Nothing to write home about but no problems either.  The windows and slant of the room make it seem much smaller than it probably is.  \n\nCheck in was easy and quick.  Tacos N Tequila restaurant had good guacamole and a bachelor party there bought us Patron shots.  So that was good.  \n\nGambling was ok, again nothing exciting.  \n\nWe went out by the pool one afternoon.  It was so hot and there was no shade.  At a certain point in the afternoon, the glare coming off the pyramids was horrible.  Also, I don't need to look at a larger than life size poster of Carrot Top when I'm trying to relax.  \n\nOverall, it was ok but I don't think I would ever pay for their weekday prices or would be in a rush to stay there again.
__label__1 I stayed here very recently.  The hotel looks really neat outside but once you get in the service is not as neat.  \n\nCheck in was easy, the next morning our shower was clogged.  I had to call maintenance 3 times within an hour to get anyone to come up.  Was not helpful at all.  \n\nAlso the hotel is not close to the main strip, up a few blocks would have been better.  The buffet was bad, seemed like old food.  The shrimp has a weird smell, the selection was good but the flavor wasn't there.  The Subway up the street was better.\n\nWe valeted the car several times, took awhile each time to get the car.  Once one of the drivers left pistachios and shells in the car.  \n\nI will not stay here again, there are better hotels for just a little more on the strip or even off the strip for a cheap cab fare would be better than the Luxor.
__label__1 The room was actually quite decent, service was okay and the pyramid was a nice spectacle. But the cons really outweigh the pros. There is NO wireless! NONE! If you like using things like an ipad or other tablets, don't stay here. They have free wired internet, so if your bringing your laptop that wouldn't be terrible.  The hotel had time share people stationed almost every 10 feet. It was really annoying. The buffet was decent and cheap, but I will be staying somewhere else next time because of the wireless issue!
__label__2 Nice, clean friendly hotel. 3 Starbucks! Holy shiz. \n\nThe pool is foul dirty and the guys at the bar are rude. The pool is oily with trash floating in it. \n\nThe one thing that really irked me was the time share people all over the hotel. They are aggressive and rude. I don't care what they're offering, I'm not a dog don't yell at me like one.
__label__0 Vegas is a turd, plain and simple, and the Luxor exemplifies all that Vegas has become since its decline from the golden era. So, the Luxor. The building is rundown, and ill-maintained. Rude, rude, rude staff are everywhere. The notion of service in Las Vegas is a thing of the past, and again, this is typified by just how crappy the Luxor is. The room, while tired in appearance, was acceptable, but very mediocre for a strip \"super hotel\". The bartenders at their in-house bars were the rudest asses, and needed to have their noses bloodied for the snide, snobby comments and smarmy, rude, conceited attitudes. No tips for them. Wankers. Just an all-around bad experience. I couldn't wait to leave the Luxor, and the city, too. The novelty of the shape of their building is their only lure. One really can't help but stand on an indoor balcony a few floors up, and admire the engineering. But as for the hospitality...these people have no concept of guest care or hospitality. It'll be too soon, if I never again visit Las Vegas.
__label__3 I stayed here on an off-night and it was only around 40 bucks. Loved the room we had with the view and the hot tub. Both the exterior and interior of this hotel/casino are really cool looking. Criss Angel's show is here and it's a fun one to watch. No real complaints.
__label__0 Stayed in the pyramid. Below mediocre. Feels like it was remodeled several decades ago, trashy feel, hasn't been updated in forever. Too many smoking rooms not enough non-smoking rooms. Poor lighting, difficult internet (no wi-fi), just an ethernet cable from wall. Bathrooms seem outdated, dusty, broken.. Very far walk from elevator to many of the rooms. Noisy.. so you always have to have fan on in room, and even then it's too noisy. Customer service hit or miss - most front desk staff seem very grouchy, but found an occasional cheerful person with customer service in mind. \n\nWhen I checked in I was told the non-smoking room I had confirmed through my reservation was unavailable - they had NO non-smoking rooms left and I would just have to deal with it, check back with them tomorrow. They said they could send someone up to 'freshen' up the room with some deodorizer. Eeeeks! I am allergic to smoke and any fake spray scented stuff so I quickly declined. They sent someone anyone and I sent him away. Called front desk and finally got another room that was tolerable. Bizarre. But glad I did not have to find another hotel as it was late at night when I checked in.\n\nI was here during winter and my room was freezing. Jacked up the heat but the room took hours to heat up. Sheet and one threadbare blanket did not help - so I bundled up in as many clothes as I could and lay under the covers. Did not want to ask for more blankets as I cringed at having to deal with front-desk staff and service staff.
__label__3 I have to admit I was a little nervous about staying at the Luxor. It looked nice online and had a very reasonable price, but I had heard bad reviews from friends who have stayed there. The one bit of advice I was given was to make sure our room was in the tower versus the pyramid. \n\nThe day before we arrived I called to make sure we were booked to stay in the tower. We were not, but the lady said it was only $20 per night to upgrade. That seemed reasonable to me so I went ahead and paid the upgrade fee.\n\nOverall our stay at the Luxor was very pleasant. I would definitely stay here again. Our room was very nice and CLEAN!! Clean is the biggest issue for me so I was very happy. With our room we got two free drinks, special deals for Luxor shows, and free wired Internet access. The only downside was that the Luxor is not in the center of the strip. We didn't mind though. We liked the exercise of walking down the strip everyday. \n\nWe stayed the last night of our vacation over at the Paris Hotel, but I wasn't impressed. I wish we would've just stayed the whole trip at the Luxor. The Luxor is good in my book.....
__label__1 We stayed here for my son's birthday. He didn't like being up so high in the hotel. Our room smelled like stale cigs and was supposed to be non smoking....rightttttt...the location was way further down from the strip than I anticipated. \n\nOur room was clean, our check in was swift surprisingly, I showed Military ID and that seemed to help. \n\nMy Mom wasn't happy with. The casinos. They take your life savings and u win nothing, but I guess that's Vegas right....\n\nDon't plan on staying there again...too much of a hassle.
__label__2 It's not a bad hotel, just dont expect too much from it. I was actually surprised that it's so quiet in the rooms even though the casino is right outside the door.  The AC unit doesn't get very cold (might of just been my room), beds are pretty comfortable. My only real complaint would be that the curtains don't cover the window completely, so the morning sun is right in my face, though nothing a pillow fort can't handle!
__label__1 This is an old hotel and unfortunately not well maintained. Wear and tear in many spots, and the elevator was shaking all the up (a good reminder not to skip Church on Sunday). The ambiance was depressing  and some of the staff are not really that friendly (most were friendly though)\nThe room was relatively clean, the bed is good\nLuckily I only stayed there for a day
__label__1 Stayed here while we celebrated my brother's bachelor party for several days not too long ago. Got 2 pyramid suites on the same floor with two queen beds in each so it accomodated the 6 of us pretty well. \n\nThe quality of the room was like a motel 6, beds were unremarkable, but watching my brother's hungover fat friend soak himself in the large tub in the corner of the suite proved amusing. \n\nCan't complain about the price, $80 a night for each suite. They told me no wifi in the room even if I paid for it, but hey there is complimentary WIRED internet in the room! Is this place stuck in the year 2000? Do people other than business men still travel with their laptops/notebooks? I thought most people have smart phones and tablets these days. No wifi.... pfffft.  \n\nMy reservation included a \"20 dollar food and beverage credit\" per room. Funny thing was, this credit was only useable at the nicer restaurants where all the entrees are at least $30 or $40 or so...... \n\nThe staff was friendly for the most part, no complaints there. \n\nAgain the big part for me was the hidden resort fee. (on top of my prepaid room) I was never informed of the resort fee, at check in or at check out. $40 per room. The lady in the accounting department days later told me that $40 \"includes FREE wired internet, a FREE newspaper, FREE pool access and FREE access to the gym!!!\" \n\nWell its not really FREE then is it???!?!?!? \n\nLastly, while calling the hotel days later to inquire about the surprise resort fees that showed up on my credit card I had to wait fifty minutes.....  Each time I called them I was able to get through to a reservations agent within seconds, but accounting? I had to wait FIFTY minutes! I counted them! Im serious. Their accounting was in some central off site call center too, its not like it was some small team there at the hotel! Just this process of TRYING to inquire about my extra fees was honestly what pushed me over the edge from a \"not that great stay\" to \"im never staying there again\" as well as inspired this review. \n\nNEVER AGAIN LUXOR! NEVER AGAIN!\n\n\nOne last detail: I threw up on the elevator. And im not sorry. (Yes ON it.)
__label__0 One of the worst places to stay in Vegas.  LOTS of TLC needed at the Luxor.  It's like the management folks pulled the cleaning and building maintenance crew's budget.  We HAD to stay here last weekend because the town was super busy with the Electric Daisy Carnival.  2nd time I stayed here in the last 3 months and I do NOT recommend.\n\nThe rooms in the pyramid have been ignored for years and the worst part - the a/c 's do not work properly in the rooms!!!!
__label__1 If I were only rating the staff I would have given it 5 stars. The staff in the casino area here was the best out of all of the hotels. We played craps as first timers and they walked us through it and we really awesome about being patient with us. The downside is that the hotel is away from the strip and you need to take a tram to get to and from. The tram takes a while to get back an forth so you end up waiting around. Also it is a little older but it is very clean.
__label__2 Very large and clean rooms.  The front desk staff and the dealers in the casino are the rudest I've encountered in Las Vegas, though. Price point and the great location will probably keep them in the short list for future visits, but their staff could definitely stand a little lesson on smiling, making eye contact and welcoming your guest.
__label__1 Not the best casino.\n\nBad location first of all.  You have to walk miles to be where the action is.\n\nRooms looked like King Tut's Tomb.  Literally it looked like a tomb.  Dark and musty.  We stayed in the Pyramid part and had a slope in our room.  You leave the place with a neck cramp.\n\nPlace smells funny.  Not bad but funny.  Like clove cigarettes that somebody sprayed with cologne.  I don't know what type of scent they were going for.  Perhaps the janitor's dead body is in the vents and he was a fan of cloves and cool water.  Who knows?  My theory is as good as any.\n\nIF YOU DO STAY HERE, THIS IS A HUGE TIP:\n\nWhen you walk past the counter and toward your room you will pass this little desk.  There are these people there that usually have an accent (some may not).  They ask you \"how long are you in vegas\" or \"you want to see any shows?\"  Stay away from these people.  They are located in other hotels on the strip as well (right by the entrance to the forum shops at Caesars and at the entrance to the Venetian Canal Shoppes has these scum for sure).  Do not talk to them...do not even give them the time of day.  Be rude to them if you want to.  They prey on newcomers by enticing you with a free stay etc.  What you don't know is that they \"swipe your credit card to reserve your stay\" and charge you for it.  Nice huh?  My first time in vegas I fell for it.  I got it taken off, but the last thing you want in vegas is an immediate charge to your card that you have to deal with.  Stay away from these people and hate these people.  They are worse than car salesmen.  I know they need to work etc.....but how about getting a real job?  I need to work too, but you don't see me working as the guy that unplugs life support at hospitals.  That would be a horrible job.  People would equate me with death.  I equate these \"Vacations\" people as scammers and annoyances.  They are mosquitos.  Just walk past them or you can yell back.  Either way it is good fun for everyone.  Trust me...if this is your first time in Vegas...please avoid these people.  They are looking for first-timers to scam.
__label__2 Stayed here for the opening weekend of March Madness this year. We stayed in the \"Tower Deluxe\" room. There were 3 guys in a 2 queen room with a rollaway. Our total for Wed-Sat 3 night stay was around $580 all in (after taxes and resort fees). So for under $200 a guy it was quite comfortable and less then we would have paid at other properties at the peak time of the NCAA tournament.\n\nThe Good:\n-Nice bathroom that seemed relatively new\n-Good maid service, who did a great job cleaning up a room with 3 guys in it\n-In room safe was necessary to have and it worked well (fit my laptop)\n-\"Wired\" internet. For some with tablets they didn't have internet, but two of us had laptops with the plugin so it worked quite well. The ethernet cord can literally stretch across the room. It's probably 50 ft long. While a minus for some on reviews, I actually liked the internet being wired. Strong signal that worked well.\n-Spa access for $15/day was great. Nice smaller spa that had everything you wanted at it, including all the water/juice/fruit you could eat. That alone paid for itself (bottled water is $3 on property and its pretty small).\n-Across Las Vegas Boulevard was a Chase ATM and very cheap beer at a gas station. That was nice to have when walking down the strip.\n\nThe Bad:\n-Staying in the Tower the elevators were away from everything. It was confusing when first getting my room key as to how the hell to get to my room. While it was nice to be away from the casino floor (unlike the pyramid rooms), it just seemed a little far away.\n-Friends that were staying mid-strip were either a 20 min walk away, or a $15 cab ride. The location is what it is, but if you plan on meeting others in the middle to north part of the strip then its simply not the place for you.\n-The casino is outdated as everyone else mentions in their review. It's a catch 22 for MGM. Do they pour money into a place that was built during \"old vegas\"? Or do they focus their efforts toward the middle-north part of the strip where the future is. The good news is Mandalay Bay next door is very nice and connected to the hotel, only about a 5 min walk away from the Luxor casino floor.\n\nOverall I would recommend staying here if the price is right and you are comfortable being away from the action at the very south end of the strip.
__label__0 Do not come here. A million hidden fees. I had to pay to RECIEVE a package that was sent to me. Ridiculous.
__label__4 We stayed here for five days while visiting family in town.\n\nI have no complaints at all, it was a great stay!\n\nI did book online at hotels.com, and that was cheaper than the front desk price, but I assume everyone can find a price they are comfortable with one way or another.\n\nWe got a room with two queen beds, on the 28th floor of the main pyramid. The room was super spacious, which is always nice. The bathroom had a nice big shower, but no tub. I'm not sure if other rooms have tubs or all of them only have showers.\n\nThe wi-fi is free with the resort fee, but only in public areas, not your room...I guess I do have one complaint, but it didn't cause any issues, just not convenient.\n\nAll the staff we interacted with was friendly and helpful.\n\nI would definitely stay here again!
__label__2 Review based on an overall experience.  I have stayed in a Tower Deluxe Room in the East Tower, a Suite in the East Tower, and a Pyramid Deluxe Room.\n\nLast year I was playing Blackjack for 4 hours at Luxor and since then I have been getting free rooms, basically at my disposal.  The perks of being a Gold Member with MLife.\n\nThe rooms at Luxor are average size sat around 450 sq. feet. They come with all the basic necessities: somewhat comfy bed, iron, safe, bath amenities, tv.  There is nothing great about these rooms, but at the same time there is nothing bad.  The bathrooms are bigger than the ones at The Mirage and have a separate tub/shower.  This is one thing that makes these rooms better.  But what MGM and The Mirage lack in the bathroom department, they make up for in swankiness.  Luxor's rooms are blah. The decor is old, the carpet is blue and the overall feeling you get when you walk in is.... When are they going to renovate?\n\nOh, and there is no W-Fi inside their rooms.  Ethernet cords are available. (Pssssst, wanna know a little secret?  There is Wi-Fi.... Only in select rooms in the West Tower. They are currently testing out their Wi-Fi)\n\nTheir pool area is pretty basic.  A couple of small pools and cabanas that are basically tarps protecting you from the sun. Please don't waste your money.  Nobody at the Luxor pool cares that you have a cabana.  The restaurant choices at Luxor are pretty slim. Their Mexican restaurant \"Tacos + Tequila\" and Asian restaurant \"Rice & Company\" is way overpriced.  There is a food court that has the usual places... Pizza, chicken fingers, burgers. Nothing special.  A few Starbucks are scattered within the property. \n\nThere are a few shows at Luxor, Jabbawockeez and Carrot Top. I wouldn't waste your time and money on Jabbawockeez.  I was a fan of theirs on America's Best Dance Crew, but apparently they are only entertaining performing in 3 minute segments on TV. Watching them for 1.5 hours was a little too much of the same thing over and over again.  Carrot Top on the other hand is hilarious.  I saw him years ago at MGM but I'm sure he's just as funny at Luxor.  I would definitely recommend Carrot Top to those who are familiar with pop culture though.\n\nOverall, I don't think I would go out of my way to stay at Luxor.  Having the room be free is a nice perk, but I would prefer to stay at Monte Carlo as it's more centrally located and the rooms are a little more updated and modern. \n\nIf you're able to get a good deal ($50 or under), don't mind walking to where all the action is, and are too drunk to care about what your room entails, then by all means, get your LUX on.
__label__3 It was my first time in Vegas and the Luxor was pretty cool. The staff was supper friendly and quick at what they do. The bathrooms are a little outdated with weird wall paper and little pyramid shapes to them. The rooms are pretty quiet, you can't hear your neighbor. The pool looked cloudy and there were too many people in the pool for my comfort level so I did not even bother. The view from the 9th floor to the atrium was amazing and the view from our pyramid room was pretty nice facing Mandalay bay and the airport. \nThe reason why the elevator shakes a lot is because the elevator is traveling across the pyramid. Its not like a typical elevator that goes up and down, its traveling diagonally. \nThe luxor should take better care of the outside of the pyramid by cleaning the windows because it looks a little dusty. The hotel has a great design to it and its a shame to see it look shabby. The beam on top of the pyramid is pretty impressive. I suggest they should put light beams out of sphinx eyes that would be cool to see. Overall its a good place to stay on a budget in vegas. \nMy final opinion of vegas overall I discovered that most of the vegas hotels smell like sewer not just the Luxor.
__label__2 Stayed here August 3-6. Upon arrival the Valet service was overwhelmed due to the uncommon down pour at the time but did well considering the conditions. We had a king size bed reserved, but at check in only a two queen bed room was available. Once in the room it had a musky smell and water leaking from the ceiling. The following morning was able to switch rooms and was placed in the east tower and the room was a vast improvement. The one downfall is the lack of wifi in guest rooms when your paying a resort fee (wifi only available on casino floor). Even Motel 6 down the street has wifi. Lastly to smooth things over we were given a 50 dollar voucher for their buffet at More.
__label__1 I recently stopped by the Luxor to watch the Jabbawockeez show. It's the one pyramid hotel with the light shooting up. It's the south part of the strip next to Excalibur and Mandalay Bay. There is a free tram to get to the 3 different hotels since the 3 hotels are all part of the same branch. There's a huge sphinx you can take a picture of when you're waiting for the tram. \n\nThe casino is pretty old and you can tell it is old. There are a lot of workers who approach you for \"free tickets.\"  We asked a worker to direct us to the box office and he did, then started to persuade us for who knows what. I think it's some time share or presentation. Regardless, we got approaches by them ALL over the casino. It got really annoying. \n\nGames were average. It's all personal preference. I won't be staying here anytime, probably ever.  It's far from the other hotels and casinos I do like.
__label__1 Stayed here for 1 night because we found a good rate on Expedia and half of our group left earlier than the 3 of us did so we didn't stay at PH for the last night of our stay. The hotel is definitely an interesting one, kind of fascinating from the outside but not as spectacular on the inside. It's pretty aged and you definitely wouldn't use the word \"fancy\" to describe it. The elevators run diagonally upwards to each floor. The hotel layout I wasn't that fond of. Since the rooms are all on the sides of the pyramid the casino and lobby and everything else happening downstairs is a giant open area and if you're a light sleeper you won't survive here. All night all you hear is the entertainment, sounds from the casino, and the smell of smoke since the rooms aren't separated from the rest of the hotel like they are at Planet Hollywood.  PH is my regular we stay there every year since it's affordable, central to the strip, and quick and easy access to food. Luxor is a little out of the way and we didn't even try to get food around here. \nI probably wouldn't stay here again, even if i found a cheap rate. The WiFi was non existent we couldn't even get a connection. And I think we paid for it too which was even more annoying.
__label__2 Mandalay Bay is a beautiful hotel/casio with a nice selection of restaurants and very cool rooms. We stayed in the newly furnished \"Gold Class\" suites (all the suites may be newly furnished by now, but when we checked in it didn't seem like they were).  The room is comfortable and has a very modern aesthetic. \n\nA couple of small things are keeping this from a four star review. \n\n1.) The pool is beautiful but when we were there in July it was so incredibly crowded that it was difficult to find pool side seats. The lazy river was so full of people trudging along that it ceased to be both lazy and a river; it was more like rush hour on the way to a factory job. Also, the pool doesn't have umbrellas available for you unless you pay for a cabana, and we didn't choose this option (it's way too pricey for just two!). The other thing that such a nice pool brings is a large number of kids, so keep this in mind if you choose Mandalay Bay in the summer.\n\n2.) I had a pair of earrings stolen from the room. I know, I know, keep them in the safe. It's my fault for leaving them out, but still ...  After I called to report them missing, they did send up a very nice and helpful security person, but there was really nothing he could do. He may have spoken to housekeeping about this, however, because it was difficult for us to get any housekeeping after the incident. It was like we were being punished for reporting the earrings missing.
__label__3 I love the Mandalay Bay.\nI do not love their beds. \n\nI love the mix of comfort and style, service and convenience, and various entertainment.  \n\nThe pool? It's the beach! They have an awesome stage setup for amazing shows and private parties.  I love it. So do millions of my closest Vegas tourist buddies so its always packed!!! I've had the pleasure of staying during the weekdays and let me tell you... the pool is a million times better when there's space to see the sand beneath your toes.\n\nAlso, Mandalay Bay has a good number of restaurants/cafes that offer a wide variety of delicious foods to keep any tummy happy.  Although you overpay for everything, you remember that its the Vegas. \nIt's expected.  \n\nActually, everything is great... except.... for... the... beds... dammit.\nsoooo small, soooo lumpy..... so not happening.  Maybe you can get a nice relaxing massage at their ritzy spa for the back pain you get from sleeping on their beds.\n\n*wah* such a cry baby. I know.
__label__0 Be sure to take photos of your room before you leave, the added on a BS charge for two damaged room phones and a broken door lock.  $400 for two phones I didn't even touch. Ridiculous.  Never going back to any of the MGM Mirage Properties ever again.
__label__3 This was one of the best stays I've had in Vegas so far.  The room was super clean and HUGE, especially for the average deluxe room on the strip.\n\nEven though the hotel itself is considered to be quite out of the way from the rest of the casinos on the strip, it offers more in their typical room than most other higher-scale casinos.  The additional square footage is definitely noticeable, along with having a 42\" HD plasma tv on the wall facing the beds, another smaller HD tv in the bathroom, ipod capable clock radio, his and her closets (!), his and her sinks, shower AND tub, a separated toilet, reading lights built into the beds, workspace, and a view of the pool area (Mandalay's backyard) to boot!\n\nThe hotel's casino is huge and it is quite a pleasant surprise to find the casino not completely filled with cigarette smoke as I've previously encountered at other hotels.  Instead, they've somehow replaced it with a subtle scent of fresh coconuts.  Their sportsbook is SPECTACULAR...one of the most impressive I've seen.  The casino level is also directly connected to THEhotel on one side and a mall that leads to Luxor and Excalibur, along with a ton of great restaurants, as well.  You basically never have to leave this resort -- it has everything you'd possibly need.\n\nOne thing I was disappointed with was the pillow-top beds...they were far too soft for a side-sleeper like myself.  (If you like firm, the beds at MGM Grand are the best!)  The quality of the bed sheets was low in comparison to those at MGM Grand, even when this hotel is supposed to be on a slightly higher scale.  For this reason, I can't give Mandalay 5 stars...yes, I put a lot of weight on beds, ha.\n\nFor those who aren't VIP (i.e. me)...imagine all this at the unbelievable rate of stay one night, get the next comped (!) as one of their promotions (came out to $50/night).  I bet there's no place on the strip that can possibly beat that two-fer!\n\nBig ups, MB!
__label__3 I love early check in! We got here at 8am on Super Bowl Sunday and they let us check in, even though we waited an hour to see if they could give us king size beds, which they didn't have that early.  So we checked in w/queens. oh well. \n\nThe rooms have been revamped to look WAY more modern than before. I like that everything is located in here. We didn't need to leave the hotel at all. Everything you need is right there!\n\nI do have a gripe, what's up w/only $1 video poker??? and 15 dollar caps tables!! GEEZ! But that prob won't deter me and the bf from returning.
__label__2 I can only talk about the CASINO for now, but I hope eventually to stay here and be able to review the hotel in general as well.\n\nThe casino is very large, but feels spacious and comfortable -- probably because the management has not crammed every inch of space with machines and tables, but has allowed their to be room to breathe.  (But still plenty of machines and tables, of course!)  Well, that and that there seem to be many fewer people wandering around than in other casinos because of its location at the end of the Strip.  It's a very elegant, welcoming atmosphere, and the employees are warm and friendly.  The only real downside?  The slots here always seem relatively tight compared with the rest of the Strip.  (Or it's just where my luck is bad...and yet I still want to stay here.)
__label__3 This is a nice hotel room.  It seems smaller than others in Vegas, but very clean and fresh.  Loved the bathroom.  Large check-in line, but we were early and they still let us check in. + for that.  Had a pool view room.  Either side, strip or pool, is a great view.  The real bang for your buck is the pool.  So I personally would not stay any other time than summer.  But it is so worth it.  Just get out there early and bring your own tube.  (They will fill it up for you)  Oh, and try to limit the buckets of beer.
__label__3 Great place to stay. Rooms are spacious and clean. The price is fair. It's at the end of the strip so there's less foot traffic which is a blessing. The air is cleaner vs other hotels. Lots of things to do in the hotel: beach, mall, bars, clubs, spa, many others.
__label__3 I must admit that I'm one of the very few who does not care for Las Vegas.  Came here for a quick weekend with a friend who was in need of a quick weekend getaway, and she loves Vegas.  She suggested that we stay at the Mandalay Bay because of the great pool areas.\nWe stayed here 3 days two nights with another friend of ours who flew in from Portland.  \nWe never left the Mandalay property all weekend long.  Didn't need to.  Everything was self contained here.  There's plenty of nice restaurants and bars to choose from.  And there's I think 4 different pool areas including a wave pool beach area, and a rapid floating pool area.  And a 21 year and older pool area which was free for the women on Saturday that we were there, and $30 for the men!  \nWe had an okay dinner at the Border Grill.  The weekend we were there, the B52s and Blondie performed at the Mandalay Bay beach Saturday night!  Tickets were $60, but were discounted for guests staying at the Mandalay for a discounted price of $33!  The concert was great!  Especially the B52s!  They play on the stage next to the wave pool.  They shut the waves down and clear all the lounge chairs from the beach.  We watched the concert in the pool right in front of the stage!  It was awesome!\nNow for the rooms.  The rooms are spacious and so was the bathroom, with double sinks and a separate room for the toilet - nice touch - and a separate shower stall and jacuzzi tub.  They're not the newest rooms, but they're nicely maintained and decorated.\nAlthough I'm not a fan of Vegas, I'd definitely stay at the Mandalay again, if and when I go back to Vegas again.
__label__0 I wish I could give them zero stars.  This place is going down hill fast!!!  First off, I come to Vegas about 3-4 per year and usually stay here or the THEhotel.  I'll pass on Mandalay from now on.  Here was my experience this weekend.\n\nSPA:\nI always stay her because the spa was fantastic, now its just like going to Burke Williams, minus the discount.  If you are going to be cheap about what provide for snacks, have it reflect in your prices as well.  I'm paying over $600 for treatments and I'm going getting an apple and lemon water?  Are you joking?  Try harder.  I was stiff walking in, I left with a permanent crick in my neck.\n\nBusiness Center:\nUmmm, since when do you get charged a fee to have your luggage shipped before hand?  You charged me $15 dollars for your associate to kick my box to the front?  So I paid for the shipping and bad service.  Wow.\n\nRooms:\nStill roomy, but the chipped furniture is a turn off.\n\nAs much as I loved staying at Manadalay Bay in the past, this will be my last visit to this hotel.
__label__3 [I should have written my review right after I stayed at Mandalay but I'm a bit delayed on my blogging.]\n\nI have thoroughly enjoyed my stay at Mandalay Bay in the early part of December 2010.  Over the many visits I've made to Vegas, I never intended to stay at Mandalay due to its location but because the room was comped and didn't feel like paying up to stay closer to the strip, I went with Mandalay.  \n\nFirst impressions:  beautiful exterior and interior architecture throughout the property.  Attributes both theme and classic Vegas styles.  \n\nCheck-In\n\nI arrived at the resort on a Friday late afternoon right around the time when check-in generally begins.  It wasn't as crowded as I was expecting so maybe I just got lucky.   The agent clearly directed my way toward the elevators and a few great tips and onward headed toward the room.\n\nThe Room\n\nBefore heading my way toward Vegas, I took a sneak peak at oyster.com website where it shows the actual picture of the room I had reserved.  Clearly, it seemed right on so I wasn't disappointed when I entered.  Nice layout and fairly spacious.  \n\nThe Gaming Area\n\nPretty spacious and large.  Seemed pretty ordinary compared to the other properties.  Definitely more high limit than others but that's definitely expected.  \n\nRestaurants\n\nCan't say at all because I didn't dine at any of the restaurants on-site.\n\n... now, the negative comments\n\nI love everything about Mandalay after my first experience, HOWEVER it's pretty far from the center strip area (4 corners--Caesars/Bellagio/Flamingo/Bally's-Paris) area.  I really don't spend much time in the room unless I'm with a significant other :p  but besides that, I'm usually hanging out toward the center strip area so the walk/cab ride is a bit unfriendly.  I also wish there was some sort of direct monorail system from Mandalay to City Center or to Bellagio instead of taking the tram from Mandalay to Luxor, walk across to MGM and take the tram from thereafter.  \n\nSo the question is would I stay there again?  Perhaps if I'm able to get it comped.  Location is far more important for me than the quality of the room or hotel.  I'd have to weigh all of the options then.\n\nOverall Grade: A / A-
__label__1 It took 45 minutes (we timed it) to get checked in.  \nWe stayed in a suite which turned out to be on the 3rd floor overlooking the roof.  You could not see any of the city at all.  \nThen we headed for the elevators and there was a huge crowd waiting to get on.  Fortunate for us, the 3rd floor uses a different elevator, the only plus!  The rooms were not dirty, but certainly not real clean.\n It is far away from the other casinos, which was not\na surprise, but certainly not a plus.  There is quite a selection of \nrestaurants, but again the wait at the cafe and buffet was long.\nPublic restrooms were filthy!!!\n\nThis was our first and last time staying here.
__label__2 Nice hotel. Rooms were clean, but wished the maid would have changed out the sheets (also found a pill on the floor - brought our 4year old, so finding a pill on the floor was a little alarming to say the least). Hallways were littered with dishes and q-tips. Pool area was nice, but crowed, trying to find chairs difficult , unless you wanted to pay $50 for a \"reserved\" chair. For $50 you should get an umbrella (no that's an additional $75).Granted I'm here during the summer, but we are here during the middle of the week. The casino and lobby are were very nice. The absolute worse thing was the-freaking elevators!!!!!! You can make it to the top of the empire state building quicker then you could get an elevator. Catching a cab was always quick and easy. Over all had a nice stay, just had bigger expectations and was let down a little bit,
__label__0 Came into Vegas for business/and also to attend the SEMA show.  Our company decided to stay here.\n\nThe major complaints are as follows:\n\n1. the non-smoking rooms reeked of cigarette smoke.\n2. After my meetings - went back to the room to do some emails, and pull back the covers to the bed - only to find the bed was soaking wet with what I do not know!\nI called the front desk - and they apologized and said they would clear it up first thing in the morning.  You can imagine, how I feel after jumping into a bed that is soaked with the unimaginable!\n3. I ended up sleeping in the chair by my computer because they would not help me change rooms until the following morning!\nAll the Mandalay Bay could muster up was a big $50.00 credit (no new room) \n\nDo not bother with this hotel, with the way the economy is - all the other 4 and 5 star hotels in Vegas are so much better........with much better customer service.  Try Bellagio or Ceasars.
__label__1 Pros: The suite was large compared to the hotel standard. Room was designed nicely. Bathroom was very large, two separate sinks, toilet in its own room, TV in the bathroom, shower, and my favorite part: the jacuzzi bath tub. I'm 6'6\" so having a tub that's big enough for me to soak in was very convenient.\n\nCons: The thermostat was right underneath the only vent in the room, so it was pretty cold and took all night to warm up. The bed was sub-par and not all that comfortable. The walls were pretty thin, evidenced by the fact that I can hear conversations going on in the next room over. And I could hear the gurgling noises of the pipes in the rooms above and next to us. It was pretty crowded, it took almost 30 minutes on the day that I left to get my car back from the valet service. Most things that come standard in hotels (silverware, cups, plates, Wi-Fi, newspaper) you had to pay for. Having to pay for plates and cups was pretty darn ridiculous.\n\nOverall, the suites were acceptable but this would not be my first choice for a hotel suite on the strip.
__label__3 The rooms are nice especially the ones facing the strip. It's defiantly a gorgeous view of the whole strip. The highlight of this place if the giant wave pool, lazy pool, private cabanas and then the public pool. A great area to relax and enjoy the sun and have some drinks.
__label__1 We will see if I upgrade my review depending on whether I hear from management in the next few days.\n\nWe were staying here because my friend works the fashion shows that are happening this week.  The rooms at Mandalay were huge, and the beds were comfy.  The pillows were terrible, but that's to be expected from hotels.  We had a good time exploring and visiting the shark tank, even though it was 18$ per person.\n\nHOWEVER\nOn our way to leave the hotel on Sunday, we realized that our tired had been slashed in the Mandalay parking garage.  We notified security, who seemed unconcerned and told us to go back to our car and wait for someone.  The person who helped us was amazing and really helpful about what to do next.  We were not the only car whose tires got slashed.  The car 2 spaces from us did as well, and we heard that cars at the Luxor also experienced the same thing.  We called AAA, and then called tire stores frantically trying to find new tires on  a Sunday.  Luckily we finally found a place that had them, but we ended up having to pay 300$ for 2 new tires and wait 3.5-4 hours to sort out the ordeal.  The Mandalay has a camera on the garage, and it was very close to our car, so I\"m a little surprised that they took no responsibility for what happened.  When I called the front desk to talk about it, I was told that we would have to wait for \"risk management\" to call us back.  We have yet to hear anything, and plan to call them today.  I find it really ridiculous that after staying here for 2 nights and spending tons of money on things at their casino, they still seem unconcerned that our car got vandalized.  There are lots of nice hotels in Vegas, and if I knew that Mandalay didn't care about its patron's property, I likely would have stayed elsewhere.\n\nIf risk management chooses to do the right thing and cover some of our expenses, I will happily amend this review, because the rest of our experience was really positive.  But overall its just not worth the stress and money of having your property vandalized.
__label__1 Probably the worst resort- casino stay. \nUpgraded room was smoking room. :(\nValet parking the car was a nightmare almost every nite. Food at raffles so awful. Tried it 2x. Cking out the worst ever. Uncaring, and uninformed. \nThe room was suppose to be renovated. Not. The only toiletries were shampoo, conditioner, lotion. No newspaper. \nThe pool....agh, what pool?? This is thanksgiving weekend. Open up a bigger pool please. Geeze. And no one seemed sorry or to care. Seemed like the workers didn't like it there either. \nWe go to Vegas 2x a year and always have a memorable stay. This time, the memory is negative towards this Casino. \nObviously never again. \nLow class place now.
__label__0 Disappointing.  A nice hotel with great ammenities.  HOWEVER, slow elevators, understaffed, poor service, and you do not get what you pay for. \n\nMoorea pool was a nice pool, however it took FOREVER to get drinks, food, salads, and it wasn't even a busy weekend.  Took a half hour to get salad dressing so i could eat my salad that got hot by the time it arrived...actually i had to find a manager to get it for me because my waiter never came back?  \n\nI expect better service and better management solutions when things go wrong at a hotel.  When you pay top dollar for service, I expect to get it. The HOliday Inn Express has better service than this hotel.  \n\nAFTER we checked out, 2 people in our party had to call back to fix their \"over charging\" at the pool and for the hotel room.  So, even more time wasted on the phone after we left to get that taken care of which still took several phone calls to get it resolved and waiting on hold for 30 minutes before someone would answer.\n\nOverall, I would stay somewhere else.  \n\nPS - when this hotel says that you are getting a King bed you are actually getting a Queen bed.  When they say you are getting a Queen bed, you are actually getting a double bed.  Not sure why they need to falsely advertise your bed size, but it does make a difference when you plan to have people share a double bed! Gets a little more cozy than desired.  The Palms Hotel does the same thing.  If the \"vegas standard\" is smaller than real life then why don't they just say it?
__label__3 Very nice place, great restaurant and bars!! I love how they infuse the air with a coconutty smell like suntan lotion!!! Better then cigarette smoke! The staff is nice and helpful!
__label__2 This review is based on their 2 bedroom suites. It's a decent size about 1400 sq ft and layout is like most 2 bd suites you expect. But staying in a 2 bd room suite you expect certain things that you'll sure be disappointed here. First, they should seriously remodel and upgrade the rooms, it looks like a room from the 90's. Secondly, you be very disappointed as the doors separating the bedrooms and the living/dining area are glass door not solid wood doors. You never feel like you have complete privacy eventhough the glass doors are frosted. These rooms are average at best for a 2bd suite. Note: please get the rooms facing the strip if you must stay in these rooms and request higher floors.
__label__0 DO NOT RENT FROM AVIS AT MANDALAY. The front desk was rude and they make you clean THEIR CAR since they have no cleaning facility on site. We were told that their $35 to $75 \"cleaning fee\" was assessed on MOST OF THEIR CUSTOMERS upon return. I could not get ANY answer as to what constituted \"too much\" dirt. Evidently ANY dirt inside or out results in a fee. It's completely up to them to decide if you get the fee. This is ridiculous! It's just a scam to get more money on top of the extra they charge for the \"Convenience\" of renting at the hotel. Then to top it off, the car we got was dirty on the outside with FOOD spread around the inside. To avoid the \"FEE\" we cleaned the car. What a great SCAM- rent dirty cars then charge people if they don't clean them up!\n\nWe had the rudest bartender at the Beach Grill. He actually insulted my Fiance because she tried to get his attention from the girls he was flirting with. A total a***ole.
__label__4 I loved Mandayay Bay Resort & Casino. It was clean, beautiful, fun, our room was georgous!  So much to do there, good entertainment, good food. Had a great time and we will go back soon!
__label__2 -Note* Review is for casino/shops/ pool area only. \n\nI don't love it nor do I hate it.\n\nShops: They have a new renovated shops it looks great and clean.  I would probably only enter the Urban Outfitters store. \nPool: I love the beach pool they have going on. They have the waves and sands in their pool.  I always have a great time here and it is never too packed here which I like. \nCasino: It's pretty self-explanatory. All casinos in las vegas is very similar. I do love they have these chandeliers in the ceilings, it is a very nice touch.  \n\nOverall: The casino is clean and pretty much okay.  I don't mind coming here or passing through the casino.  They offer a lot of great restaurant and they have the house of blues. Families can have a great time here and can even check out the Shark Reef in this hotel.
__label__0 Upon checking at THEhotel we were aggressively sold an \"upgrade\" to a 2 bedroom suite at the Mandalay with the promise that the room would be \"high up\" in the hotel. The room turned out to be on the 6th floor, right over a roof full of air conditioners, almost directly above the tram stop, and just a couple of dozen feet from the busy ramp to the lobby. When we complained the hotel staff stated that there was nothing they could do because the hotel was full. The end.\n\nThe suite it self was generally VERY dingy, dusty and shabby. The furniture was severely nicked, scratched, and gouged, some with the veneer splitting from age. There were big chunks of wood trim around the bathroom sink broken away, exposing the particle board underneath, and the trim was splitting from age and water damage. The trim around the bedroom door was falling off, not just loose, falling off, and a bedroom door handle came off in the hand of one of our party. Curtains were ripped, lamp shades were broken, there were dirty circles around door handles, and a big greasy circle around the peephole. We were somewhat encouraged that our windows still provided a partial view of the strip, but the windows were filthy.\n\nOur hypothesis is that this was a room that could never be sold for full price, so they \"upgrade\" guests and still have a very desirable room to sell to somebody else. It sounds like it should be illegal to me. After being rebuffed in a couple of attempts to complain one of our party suggested that we might get a comp if we keep complaining. My response was \"with what, another stay at the Mandalay?\" Big laugh, point taken. My position on the Mandalay at this point is: Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me. It was a terrible experience, but at least I have the comfort of knowing that I can prevent it from ever happening again by not going back.
__label__2 Mandalay Bay is a neat casino on the Strip, very large with lots of options, but doesn't have a lot in the way of tables for common games like blackjack. Most of the games are odd variations like Let It Ride and Blackjack Switch, so if that's your cup of tea...go for it. The dealers weren't that engaging though and could use a little bit more skip in their step, but it's not like they were rude or anything. It's a cool place to hang out and is connected by tram to the Excalibur and the Luxor. I did not stay here so this review is strictly for the casino and I have independently reviewed the Crossroads House of Blues restaurant which I highly recommend.
__label__0 Poor access from monorail. Poor restaurant qualities and diversity. Poor lobby (only twos gents working at front desk with loads of people in line). Poor bell desk (took 30 mins to get to my room to give me new access cards to give to me to change my room...since the room next to me was noisy with partygoers). Old dirty carpeting. Basic bathroom. Avoid this hotel. Stay at MGM
__label__1 Looks way nicer on the outside. The room I was in was very dark and there was very little ventilation in the bedroom and none what so ever in the bathroom. Also what was very frustrating was that after 12am it seemed like there was nowhere to get anything to eat. And the one place I did find that was 24hrs had run out of pretty much everything. Wouldn't stay there again. Maybe just to visit the pool for the day but that is it.
__label__3 Awesome place to stay.  We arrived late due to a flight delay and they had already given our room away.  The woman at reception apologized and then proceeded to upgrade us with a bigger room with the best view of the strip (in my opinion). \n\nThe pools were why we decided to stay here and we weren't disappointed.  Two small pools, a lazy river, and a large wave pool (only one wave every five or ten minutes though). The pool vibe was much tamer than I expected.  Daylight (day pool party) was going strong, but steep cover charge.  \n\nGreat food options around the casino. The bars inside were pricey, but to be expected.  Overall, this was a great place to stay and would come back.
__label__4 Pools!! Room!! Nice place! Lots of Fun!! The pools are allot of fun!!  FUN FUN FUN
__label__0 This seems to be a trend with Mandalay Bay and their promises. My friend and I went back to Mandalay Bay for the weekend as they promise to make things right the second time around. We had a trip to Arizona so we decided to stay in Las Vegas for one night and use the comp room they gaved us. We booked the room back in June and on Monday of the weekend we were heading out, I called in to confirm. I was garauntee that we would have the same type of room we had last time which was 2 queen size beds. When we checked in on Saturday after a 9 hour drive, they put put me in a king size room. I told the lady at the front desk that I was promised 2 queen size when I called to confirm. The only option I could have is either a 2 queen size room that was for smokers or a king size room with a roll out bed.I had no choice but to compromise and accept the king size bedroom.\nWe went up to floor 25 room 108. We checked the room and there was no left over food, bugs or power problem like the last time we visited. We just got back visiting antelope canyon in vegas so the first thing we did was to take a shower. While my friend was taking her shower, I turn on the tv and there was no signal. The tv is still an issue just like our last visit, only instead of it flikering from the power saving mode, it is not showing any channels at all. When my friend was done with her shower, she came out and informed me that the water in the shower wont go down and is basically flowing out of the shower. Angry, I called the front desk and told them what happened and they told me that they will send over a technician. I demanded to speak to a manager as I was really upset because nothing seems to had change from the last time I was here, even though they told me otherwise. I believe the manager I spoke to was name Susan, and I told her exactly what has happened. We were promised over the phone on Monday that we will get 2 queen size beds, the tv has no signal whatsover, and now theres a flood happening in the bathroom. While I was on the phone with her, I instructed my friends to head down first and use the $100 comp we had while I get our room issue fix. the option to use the $100 is very limited and we decided to use it on the noodle but they are way overprice and not good. $17 for wonton soup and $20ish for pad thai. the engineer came and pretty much snake into the drainage to clear up the clog. Both the engineer and the manager informed me that the tv losing signal is a known issue and would be resolved in a few hours. Like the front desk, she says the only thing she can do is to put us in a smoking optional room that has 2 queen beds. After 2 or 3 more minutes with her on the phone, she offered us to stay in a bigger suite free of charge as our current room are having issues. I agreed so long as she personally go to the suite she is moving us to and personally inspect it to make sure there is no more issues. She agreed and told me she will sent some1 to pick up our luggage. I waited by myself for 15-20 minutes before giving up and calling front desk in which they reply that some1 will be there shortly as they were delayed for a bit. the manager susan then personally came up to my room to hand me my new keys and inform me that she did do a check and everything is good to go.\nFinally got the luggage at the new suite at floor 28 room 108. Did a quick inspection and everything seems to check out. Another issued I had was after I have finish getting our bags to the new room, all my friends has finished eating and came back up, so I had basically stayed behind nearly half hour+ getting this issued fix. I was hungry, I was dirty from the desert, I was tired as i only slept 3 hours the last 48 hours. I finally went and took my shower but heres the worst part. i had closed the door to the bathroom door, turned around and as I was undressing, the bathroom door does not close and therefore, everyone on the bed was able to see me naked. I had to use a tower to wedge the door shut. After the shower, we head out, but because of how crapy i felt fromt his whole ordeal, I went back after an hour to rest up while the rest of my friend's continue to party without me. I went back to the front desk to complain and this time they brought another manager name Kristen. She said she will sent another engineer up to fix the door issue.the engineer came and fix the door. I went to sleep at 12 and my friends came back at 2. While they were getting ready for bed, both sink were clog. I was too tired at that point to complain again. Next morning, I checked out and ask to speak with Kristen again but she was already off duty. The manager there got my number and informed me that he will personally give her my number so she can contact me to work something out. That was 10am and when I got back home in Los Angeles at 9pm, no one has called me. i called back and Kristen informed me that no one informed her to call me back.this trip was by far the least enjoyable
__label__0 WARNING!!! \nCheck your room for cleanliness before you go to bed. When I checked I I was lead to a room that really stunk of cigarettes. Was a smoking room  but, didn't expect it to reek. After a long crummy day of travel I went to lay down and noticed hair ALL over the bed. So I looked closer to find blood stains on the pillows and sheets. YUCK! Went down stairs to complain and when I asked for a manager the desk clerk did every song and dance in the book to not let me talk to someone. So I had to pull out the pictures of the bloody pillows to finally get a manager. So they changed my room to a smaller room with a crummy view.. Which made no sence to me but, I was tired and wanted to crash.. Looked at the bed and AGAIN HAIR ALL OVER THE SHEETS AND GLITTER LIKE A DIRTY STRIPPER ROLLED AROUND IN THE BED BEFORE I GOT THERE. Took over 3 hrs to get the second room cleaned. Brought a large amount of money to gamble with but after the crummy luck with the rooms didn't feel lucky anymore.. Didn't gamble one penny at the casino I stayed in....and I was there for 6days... Would never go back.. There are way to many great hotels in Vegas to stay at this place again...
__label__1 Just checked in and already off to a bad start. Tried for a complimentary upgrade and was lied to my face saying that both hotels were booked up, when I heard the agent next to us offer a suite upgrade in the Delano to the people next to me. I'm over it since my rooms were comped anyway.. But a total let down and still disappointing. THEN when I was trying to get into my room after check in our keys didn't work... We had to wait 15 minutes for the Mandalay security to come up and check my identification and let us in... By this time I am heated because it's such an inconvenience that I'm standing outside and waiting while I need to get ready to attend a show. Now I'm inside the room and have been waiting for 30 minutes and we need to get going ASAP and our new keys are still not up here... I call again and I ask to get them rushed, so I hope they arrive soon or the monster in me is going to come out again and in their faces downstairs at the desk!\n\nThe room itself is standard and is on the nicer side so I don't have any complaints about the room. It comes with a shower and tub off to the side. Bed is comfy and tv is a good size. Overall I wouldn't mind staying here again if it's free and they work on improving these little flaws of theirs.
__label__0 Ventilation is horrible. I feel like I smoked 3 packs of cigarettes just walking across the casino. Need major upgrade.
__label__0 Well, on the 30th day we had to reach out again to hotel and Risk Management.  We were told they were viewing the video from the pool that day and the only part they could see was my mom being taken away on the stretcher to the ambulance... The reason we were given for this was that there is only a revolving camera in the pool area.  I then proceeded to call security and see what kind of cameras are located at the pool and the confirmed that there are fixed cameras by the wave pool along with a revolving one.  I just think it is awful that we are lied to.  We have never one asked that they claim liability for the fall itself but to step up and apologize andoffer something toward her $40,0000 medical bills, pain and just pure lack of care or compassion from any of the staff of risk management.  They have agreed to remove part of the room charges which is nice, but I feel if they truly cared, they could have done a lot more.  Im sure this is a fine hotel( if you don't get hurt),  but know I and none of my family or friends will ever step foot in any MGM resort after how this was handled.
__label__4 I guess each hotel has to have something of its own to separate them from others. And what makes Mandalay Bay one of the ultimate places for having a great time outdoors is their big artificial looking beach. Kick back relax enjoy the water and the live DJ music.
__label__0 I stay here once a year because of a work conference.  The rooms are fine and you know things are going to be expensive since its Vegas.  But I'm giving the poor rating because they've changed their room service to 'deli' service where your food arrives in plastic and paper.  But they didn't drop the prices.  They charged me $46 for a cold burger that arrived in plastic containers and for a packaged bag of chips.  Not cool!!!
__label__3 Ever since I could remember I made an annual pilgrimage to Sin City, and while I detest loud drunk tourists and crazy crowds, the buffets and shopping sprees keep me coming back - so naturally staying in a hotel that is far enough from all the noisy sights, but close enough to access all the major attractions, is a huge plus - Mandalay Bay you're too good to be true. I can't keep my eyes off of you... Haha I digress... \n\nMandalay Bay is one of those classy, but comfortable hotels that sits at the front of the strip, which has multiple benefits. \n\n1) The strip is notorious for bad drivers and pesky pedestrians who continue to walk even though red hand is flashing - Since this hotel is right at the beginning you can by-pass this part :)\n2) Because it's at pne end of the strip,  you can get a beautiful view of the city of lights without having to hear all the noise pollution\n3) There's a tram that connects to Luxor/Excalibur: The tram runs from 11:00 a.m. to 10:30 p.m. Monday through Friday, and until 12:30 on Saturday and Sunday nights, so it's very convenient.\n\nThe rooms itself was very nice and accommodating and on this most recent trip I had the opportunity to stay in a suite, which included a large tub and mini tv! Woo! The beds are incredibly comfortable and with a big screen TV I was able to relax and enjoy late night shows after a long day of eating and shopping. \n\nThe only drawback is that the room's mini fridge. They have a motion censor so if you move anything in the fridge they'll charge you for the items. :( I like to bring home leftovers and to keep my own beverages cold, but this doesn't seem to be an option. But other than that, I love staying at Mandalay Bay!
__label__2 Note that this is now the \"Desert Rose Resort\".  I've stayed here several times over the years, and consider it one of the very best deals for basic condo-style rooms within walking distance of the Strip. You can walk to the Tropicana, the MGM Grand, and the monorail stop behind the MGM.
__label__2 Stayed here in 2009\nBesides a roach being in our room and the staff providing us with spray so that we could handle the problem ourselves; it was a nice stay. The staff overall was kind and helpful and the resort was very close to the strip.
__label__3 This place is great for a big group! We stayed here for a friends birthday a couple of weeks ago and it was pretty nice. It is located behind the MGM hotel and right by Hooters hotel. We rented a two bedroom villa and our room was very spacious. It also came with a fully equipped kitchen and it had everything you need to cook food. There were two full bathrooms and they had extra pillows and blankets. It said it sleeps 6 people but it could probably sleep around 10 people comfortably. It was reasonably priced and it was very quiet. The continental breakfast is probably the best breakfast I have had. They had a lot of variety and options for people. Overall a good place to stay if you don't mind staying a little bit away from the strip.
__label__4 Great location, huge suites, and super helpful to have the full kitchens!\nI brought a group of high school kids to Vegas for a tournament. We booked 17 rooms and the Group Sales office was fabulous. Helpful, accommodating, on point.\nWhen we checked in they were ready for us and handed me the stack of room keys, labelled and ready to go. Phew! One less thing for me to do!\nWe had very minor dealings with the front desk but I talked to Betty one evening and she was wonderful! Helpful, cheerful, funny. \nWe made good use of the kitchens, cooking dinner two nights while we were there and serving the entire group. Of course, we had a lot of trash. When we called for someone to pick it up, they were there in less than 5 minutes.\nI got to meet the security guards (when your bus is leaving at 5:30am, you get to meet the security guards) and they were friendly as well. They thought I was an idiot for not knowing how to get through the security gate, but they didn't say it out loud, which was nice.\nIt's a timeshare and they do not do housekeeping (maybe they do if you're staying a full week, they didn't for just a 3 night stay). They let me know this in advance and we were fine with it.\nMy son went in the pool and used the gym. He liked it. \nThe rooms were quiet and very well insulated. This was a great location for kids because it was smaller and away from a lot of the hustle of the Strip. There are 4 separate buildings so even if you have some raucous teenagers in one building, the other buildings would be completely unaware.
__label__4 I was here on business, but for you rockafellas that can afford to stay here on your leisure, prepare yourself for luxxxxury. \nThe hotel is actually only a lobby, pool, and a few restaurants -- the guest rooms are the top 5 stories of the Mandalay Bay. \nWhen I arrived, they upgraded me to a fat strip view suite, because the room I'd booked was too small for the rollaway I'd requested for my hotel-crashing friend. The suite was gorgeous, and I swear they pipe in this tropical flower scent all over this hotel because everything smells fresh, natural, and fruity (which is the antithesis of the usual Vegas scent experience).\n4 Seasons guests have access to the Mandalay pools, but don't bother -- they're grody, loud, sticky, and packed with screaming rug rats. The 4 Seasons has its own pool -- a lush, quiet, tropical oasis with servers handing out pineapple slices, complimentary iced tea, and cucumber slices for your eyes. Thanks, company dime!
__label__4 Oasis in the midst of a desert. \n\nWe stayed in the Junior Executive suite and we're so glad we did. \n\nThis was my first, and most likely last, trip to Vegas. \n\n New Orleans (Mardi Gras) is kind of crazy but in a good way.Vegas is crazy but not in a good way. \n\nLet me explain. \n\nI have a cherished and beloved friend who decided to wed at Excalibur hotel. It was a medieval themed wedding and a queen and king need a castle. Sigh. \n\nAfter thorough research and countless hours spent on the bed bug registry, I thought The Bellagio would be a good choice. It seemed well priced, clean, and a bit away from the chaos of the strip.\n\nThank God, my traveling companion, who had been to Vegas prior, staunchly decided that we would stay here. I had kind of poo-pooed the idea at first because I thought it'd be very expensive but surprisingly it's not much more expensive than the Bellagio and for all you get it's practically a steal. Alas, he had been to Vegas before, he knew of the unspeakable horrors we would face, the loud obnoxious pool areas blasting various renditions of \"Now That's What I Call Music ...\" and \"Summer Jams\" during the day, the trashy, drunken, often morbidly obese, young adults and not so young adults that would be scantily and badly dressed, yet would be convinced that they looked hot, that we would run into at night ... Ugh, it was bad y'all. Real bad. \n\nI know it's called the  Sin City but seriously, isn't sinning supposed to be fun? \nI saw a lot of \"sinning\" but it all just seemed so tawdry and cheap. Do you know they allow smoking in the casinos and hotels?! My God. My virgin nostrils had all but forgotten that offensive scent. Blech! \n\nAnyway, I digress ... Four Seasons was amazing.\n\nThe staff are more than helpful. As soon as you walk in you're greeted with the smell of yellow roses. The pool area is relatively quiet with light jazzy lounge music playing softly in the back. Sexy! \n\nI got a bikini wax at the spa and I have to say it's been the best one to date. The hotel restaurant, Verandah, has the best breakfast on the strip. Please get one of their delicious smoothies. Your taste buds will thank you.The room we stayed in had large windows that offered a wonderful view of the hills and the pool area. We stayed on the 39th floor (top floor) and I felt like I was on cloud nine.Bed was ultra comfy. Furnishings were classic yet modern and comfortable as well. I loved the scent of the bvlgari products stocked in the bathrooms. Noise or vulgarity of any kind was never an issue here. \n\nLocation was perfect. Excalibur, Aria, MGM, Luxor, Cosmopolitan and a number of other hotels/restaurants are a walk away (20-30 min. Depending on venue). Bellagio and Venetian are a bit of a hike further up, so you'd definitely need a taxi if you wanted to check those places out (and you might as well). We partied at MGM, Excalibur and Aria and come back to civilization in the evening. The hotel is on the strip but the craziest noise you'll hear is coming from Mandalay Bay -- They blast their pool music over into the Four Seasons area a little but nothing too imposing. The two hotels share the same building but of course Four Season is on the top floors :-) \n\n\nIf you get tired of all of the immature madness of the strip (and you should eventually) Four Seasons is a great place to call home and regain your sanity.
__label__4 So we stayed here to ring in the new year.  Part of the reason we chose The Four Seasons was because we wanted a lower key new years.  Upon our check out we informed the manager about our stay as there was a problem with the vents. The hotel manager Doug followed up with us and did everything to make it right.  We returned this month where Doug reserved a strip view room as well as checking up on us every so often and including complementary items to ensure our stay was perfect. They more than made up for the problem we had on our first visit! We will go back again.
__label__4 By far one of the best hotels I have ever stayed at!  The service was amazing, the food was delicious and the staff go above and beyond.  We booked 15 rooms with them for a conference.  They assisted in early check ins, moved people around and even had two real, no pack and play,  cribs!  They were amazing!  Even little baskets with organic shampoo, diapers and lotion.  I can't say enough good things.  Worth every dollar!!!
__label__1 Honestly, I was NOT impressed.  Actually extremely disappointed to say the least!  I had been wanting to stay here and had the chance to last night.  The weather got super windy so I decided it was safe for me to stay an extra night and not fly my plane back home to LA.  I was initially staying at the Mandarin Oriental and switched over to give the Four Seasons a try.  Well I am so sorry that I did.  The people at the front desk were \"OK\".  You can tell that they were just being fake and could care less about you.  Not to mention they were not informative about the property whatsoever.  They just sent me on my way.  So that was fail a big fail.  Ok, so then I make my way up to the room.  Eh, it was alright.  It was clean and decent.  It looked like it hadn't been updated in forever.  The only great thing about the room was that the bed was super comfy (hence the 2 stars vs. 1).  After I unpacked I made my way down to the pool.  It was nice and everything but the service left little to be desired.  I sat and waited and had to flag down several different people before I could order any food.  After waiting so long for a server, I decided to order their frozen grapes hoping they would come out pretty quickly.  Well it took a good 30 or so minutes to just get grapes!  Which, honestly, were terrible.  After that, I went back up to my room to get ready for dinner because I was still starving.  So I chose to try out their Veranda restaurant (italian).  The food there was fantastic.  My only complaint about my experience is that the server was really pushy and kept trying to sell me the most expensive items on the menu, which was quite annoying.  Ok, so I will just fast forward to later that evening.  At about 9:45pm, I called room service to order dessert and coffee.  I asked the gal if the chocolate cake was warmed and she said yes since it is served with ice cream.  So I agreed to give it a try.  Well, what do you know the cake shows up cold (I find out later that she lied to me and that the cake is NEVER served warm).  Then my pot of coffee I ordered was cold and nasty.  I know exactly what they did.  They took an old pot and diluted it with hot water.  I worked in the hospitality industry for years.  You can't fool me.  For a piece of cake and coffee it was $40.  I was pissed.  So I called and complained.  They said they were brewing me fresh coffee and would bring it up right away.  But I am a HUGE coffee person and it still wasn't good.  Oh well.  I certainly was not ordering any for breakfast.  Now it is Sunday, today, and I was getting ready to check out.  Pulled out my valet ticket and noticed they charge an additional $22 overnight fee just for that!  I am pretty much fuming at this point.  I will NEVER stay here again and I will make sure to tell as many of my friends and family of my terrible experience at this establishment.
__label__0 Where to begin? The lighting in their range sucks for one. Second the staff rushes you through the experience...you really feel like a sucker tourist at this place.\n\nFirst you pay then they load up your magazines. I was told to go right on into the range(yes his exact words) and the guy pointed at \"whatshisface\"  and said he would be with me in a few minutes. Then I get yelled at by \"whatshisface\" that I was supposed to wait behind the counter until someone came to help me.  At this point I was starting to get annoyed.  \n\nSo after waiting 5-8 minutes \"whatshisface\" came to escort me into the shooting range. I rented the MP40, which jammed frequently.  The guy said it was my fault...I wasn't shooting it fast enough...yeah right whatever.  The other MP40 I fired also in Nevada at a different range didn't have that problem. Their staff seemed like mall-ninja's and part-time security guards complete with outfits.\n\nThis is the second range I've been to in the Vegas area...the other one was in Henderson, they had better staffing and lighting in their range.
__label__2 Pretty cool.  I shot my first gun here.  I won't lie... I was scared shitless, while my friends laughed.\n\nI shot a handgun (took me by surprise, holy crap).. and a small machine gun, which seemed more docile, or maybe I was just getting used to it.  The staff were really anal about safety, which is good I guess.  Saves idiots like me from blowing my own head off.  :)\n\nAfter we was done, we headed to dive bar to release all the build up rage & aggression.
__label__2 Blah Blah,\nInstead of a long review I will say this,\n\nIt's expensive as balls, its crowded, and very obviously a novelty experience more akin to a roller coaster ride than a gun enthusiast location.\n\nEmployees walk around with sidearms and extra ammo (why?!?!), and seem to hate life/ and or treat you like an idiot because you've never fired a machine gun so you must be and idiot.  You don't load the gun, you receive little instruction on how to operate the gun other than the requisite \"squeeze, don't pull\" and \"feet shoulder width.\"  So when talked to like a novice, I dont take instruction well.  Pull the trigger till the gun goes click, its more fun that way. \n\nHaving been in the military and having fired many guns before, I thought it was all a bit too patronizing.  \n\nBottom line:  You pay a lot ($50) to fire one gun down range at an approximate distance of 25 ft.  The experience will last under 1 minute.\nFor what you pay the service/location/and range should be better.  Its novelty though, and IF YOU ARE UNACCUSTOMED TO SHOOTING, than you may relish in the thrill and simplicity of it all. Where else are you going to shoot a Thompson or a MP-40, full auto, with no prior training? Ppl from the UK and Australia seemed to love it.
__label__3 I came here first time with an educated shooter that already had guns i could use. This was my second time ever shooting but first at a range. They sold us the bullets and targets gave us protective geer and off we went to an enclosed room to shoot very simple short breefing. Place is nicely set up central location, staff was nice. The other two people went to get certified not the paper test but shooting test i decided i needed more time to practice. The only thing i really did not like was how many tourist were there. I really hope they open another location more for locals. The prices are to high because its geared toward tourism. I like the fact classes are free though. I went on a monday around 9am not to busy but as the day progressed the place got packed so go during the week early otherwise you will be waiting. I will be back to practice more and test taking but i think im going to save some money and look for a cheaper place for bullets and targets.
__label__4 I took my boyfriend here for his birthday on Oct. 6, 13.  I bought him the VIP Pick 6 and did the VIP Women's package for myself.  I had read the reviews on Yelp and various other places and was skeptical about the experience.  But wow!\n\nThe minute we got there someone helped guide us to where we needed to go to check in and choose our weapons, targets, and get eye/ear protection.  From there we were escorted into the building and to our own private gun range with multiple lanes.  Above the lanes was a \"Happy Birthday\" banner (which the birthday boy didn't even notice...  Go figure!).  The only downfall of the room was that it was freezing so be prepared for both hot and cold conditions when you go there!\n\nKetzu was our range master and he was great!  Very friendly, knowledgeable and definitely not pushy!  The first couple of firearms my boyfriend picked out were having some issues so Ketzu switched them out for another one of his choices, a bummer, but that will happen.  He did not hover over him while he shot the automatic weapons and gave him as much space as he needed.\n\nThis was my first experience with a rifle and Ketzu made me feel really comfortable with it in my hand and helped me with my stance and aim.  I am now a huge fan of rifles!\n\nI would definitely recommend this place to anyone who is looking to shoot something exotic (to us Californians anyway).  In my experience, the people are extremely friendly and are all about having a safe, good time!
__label__3 Consider The Gun Store if you NEED to get a CCW Class ASAP.\n\nIt totally slipped my mind that my permit was up for renewal this month. I was able to reserve my slot in The Gun Store's free (you pay for range qualification ammo) NV/FL CCW class online, two days before the class. There are three CCWclasses a week. \n\n*Now, I have had issues with sales and range personnel in the past, so I had reservations returning, but The Gun Store offered the quickest and easiest solution to renewing my permit before I leave town on business.\n\nMy instructor this time around was the infamous Tony Dee aka The Godfather. He is a former lawman from NY, a regular firearms and training expert, and a guest from time to time on Pawnstars. This guy is hilarious! The class of about 20+ students was in good spirits thanks to Uncle Tony's sense of humor. Uncle Tony has a way of diluting the intimidation or nervousness one may have regarding the topic of carrying a firearm to protect your life, and the lives of your loved ones. Everything Tony taught was either backed up by the Nevada Revised Statutes, and/or his personal Law Enforcement experience.  The class was supplied with free coffee, air conditioning, and restrooms in close proximity. Bob Irwin, the owner of The Gun Store, even poked his head in. \n\nThe course is mainly about legal issues regarding use of force, a brief presentation on modes of carry, and where you can and can't carry. You also get a book written by Bob Irwin on the subject of Concealed Carry in NV which includes many laws covered in class. I wish there would have been a bit more covered regarding tactics during a firefight, (moving off the x, cover vs concealment etc).  There is a pass/fail range qualifier following a 40 question test. The qualifier is not much of a sweat if you are proficient. For a novice, I suggest you spend time practicing strong side/support side single handed shooting from 3, 7, and 15 yards, first.\n\nIf you are taking the CCW course at The Gun Store for the first time...do yourself a favor and pre-qualify on the range a day or two before...the earlier the better! The initial class goes until approx 6PM (2PM for renewal), and you will be waiting in line for the range with the other students, plus tourists.\n\n***I cannot stress this point enough...The NV approved CCW Course is not a replacement for defensive/tactical handgun training!!! This course is the bare minimum you need for the State of NV to legally be able to sign off on your permit. If you are going to carry a firearm to protect innocent life, you need regular quality training! I make this statement as a NRA certified firearms instructor with 10yrs military/LE and firearms experience.***\n\nIn summary, I rate 4 stars due to the class not being truly free (ammo) The class leaves you with the feeling that \"heck, I don't want to shoot anyone!\" which is in a way good, and exactly what Tony is going for. But when you need to shoot to live, you must feel confident in your decision to use justifiable deadly force to preserve life, without hesitation. I truly think the curriculum needs more real world drills/tactics discussed and exercised, which is totally possible considering the Instructor's extensive experience and knowledge.
__label__2 Well I came to yelp for help before booking my Christmas dinner this year in Vegas.  Maybe it was because it was Christmas but I was severely underwhelmed by this place.  The decor is very nice, very trendy chic but personally I prefer my steakhouses a bit more cozy.  There are some booths in the middle of the restaurant but the tables around the edges of the rooms aren't big enough for the plates.\nWe had:\n\nCaesar salad: Made table side with the dressing made from scratch.  it was ok and a portion big enough for 2 as an appetizer - very garlicky though\nFois gras something something: meh... served with caramelized apples.  the presentation was pretty but the taste was so so and definitely didn't justify the price tag.  \n\nPetit filet: good but not that hot when it arrived\nRib eye: decidedly average, a bit sinewy\nMashed potatoes: these were good \nCharred broccoli: good flavor but a bit chewy\nFlan: this was disappointing, it was really dense not light like I was expecting.\n\nBut the bread served before the appetizers was great! hahaha...\n\nThe service was just ok too, the wine waiter didn't seem to be able to recommend anything for my pallet and the best of the bunch was the guy that filled up our water glasses!  \n\nGenerally, this place seemed just a tad too happy with itself.  But I guess that's an easy trap to fall into in Vegas.  Next time I'll go back to Hugo's Cellar, it's worth the trip downtown.
__label__2 I liked Boa, the atmosphere is nice and the food is solid but I'm not sure I'd race back here again.  No particular reason why... other than it was good but didn't blow me away.   \n\nStandouts were the seafood, particularly the prawn cocktail appetizer... fat fresh giant prawns... only three of them but boy they were delicious.  It's hard to find really top notch prawns that aren't mushy or weird tasting so that impressed me.   The lobster was similarly good, as were the king crab legs, if a little salty.    My filet was well prepared, too...   but I can get good steak at home so... (shrug)...\n\nMashed potatoes were bland... don't bother unless you add extra goodies to them...   but the asparagus was well prepared and I'd be interested to try the goat cheese baklava next time.  Perhaps as a lunchtime treat along with the prawns.  \n\nMy go to cocktail here is definately the strawberry martini with balsamic and cracked pepper.   REALLY nice when strawberries are in season.  Try it.
__label__2 the decor of this place is by far it's best quality. very nice layout, and with a great view down the strip. if the weather is right, then try to get a patio seat. \ni wish i could say the food lived up to the ambiance. but it didn't. although the steak tartare was delicious. the steaks that were eaten by myself and friends were disappointing. \none more side note about his place is that Nick Cage (his hot wife, and his ridiculous hair plugs ) was seated about 20 yards from us. but he too was probably disappointed by the food, just like were disappointed by ghost rider, and that bangkok dangerous
__label__3 Wow! This was impressive. Absolutely loved the decor, although I think we went there too early. Around 7pm and the place was barely getting going, then again, it is Vegas. We would have gone later but had a show to catch. The food however was fantastic. We had kobe flat iron steaks. They melt in your mouth. Also, the truffle oil macaroni and cheese was to die for. The tableside  ceasar was spicy! Not sure why, but it was still cool to have someone come to your table and make everything by scratch in front of you. Definitely recommend the goat cheese and truffle oil bak lava. Very rich experience.
__label__3 I walked up at 8pm on a Saturday night and asked for a table for 2.  I was seated right away.  Sherman was the captain for that night.  He was great.  I ordered 2 bone in fillets, mac n cheese, mushrooms, creamed spinach, baked potato, 2 glasses of wine, and panna cotta for dessert.  He told us about the locations in LA because my mom was visiting me from out of town and lived there.  After learning about those locations, he gave us his card and told us who to ask for at the other locations and assured us that we would be taken care of there as well.  \n\nI admit I should have ordered a bottle, but my mom quits on me after a glass then I'm stuck trying to drink thing and drive home after drinking 3 glasses.  I'm not a very big girl, so that is a lot of alcohol.  Anyway, my glasses came out, they were great.  While the wine list was good, I believe that other restaurants such as Delmonico have better lists.  What was great was Sherman put in for us to have truffle oil nachos to go with the wine.  Great pairing!  The nachos almost stole the show from the steak.  They were great!  \n\nNext was the bread...  That has to be one of my favorite rolls and butter in a restaurant bar none.  After that was the steaks and sides.  The steaks were great.  Now was it the best bone in fillet I've had? No.  Was it the best steak in LA, such as the staff told me? No.  But was it in the top 5? Yes!  Places that beat it for me by a long shot are Mastro's and Cut.  Don't get me wrong, this is one great cut of meat, but there are better out there.  \n\nAs for the sides, they are alright.  Truffle oil mac n cheese-- It was good.  Will it replace a craving for the mac n cheese at Mastro's? No.  Creamed spinach-- It was okay.  Again, there is better at Delmonico and Morton's and Porterhouse Bistro and STK and The Palms and... honestly, just about every other steakhouse I've been at.  Mushrooms-- There were the standout and gone first at the table.  Baked potato--  I only had a taste, as this is more of a dish my mom loves, but I did like the fact that it came with everything including cheese.  Then again, I love just about anything with cheese and potatoes.\n\nMy dessert was great... I was given 2 spoons with the panna cotta.  It also came with roasted pears, which was tricky with a spoon.  I finally gave up and just had cream.  My espresso was better than what I've had at most restaurants by far.  And they did not bring out sugar with it.  I've always found that to be peculiar when they bring out sugar.  Who puts sugar in their espresso?  That's another rant for another day... as is the snobby valet guy who would not valet my car until I said I was eating at Boa.  Then he opened my door and said, \"Welcome to Forum Shops.\"... Yeah, thanks, jerk.\n\nAll in all, Boa serves great cuts of meat with great service for that style.  Most of the sides leave something to be desired, but I never had to ask for anything twice.  Sherman is a great captain at this restaurant.
__label__2 This is a real let-down of a Steakhouse.  Are they even serving Prime Beef?  I really hope so, but can't tell from their steaks.\n\nThat being said, their Kobe burger is pretty good for lunch, and you can get sushi as your side.  Talk about a decadent Vegas lunch.  It's my signature.
__label__4 First, I heart the hostess (cute, nice, proper)!  When we got inside, we hung out at the bar while they got  our table ready.  I like to be consistent, not only because I order what I like, but it helps me to compare places fairly.  I got my usual Tanq gimlet and some drinks for my friends, and was wondering why it was taking a bit longer than usual seeing as we were the only ones at the bar.  I still dont know why, but when I got my drink, it was THE BEST, BY FAR gimlet I have ever had.  I couldnt stop talking about it or thinking about it (lush?).  Whatever they added or did, it was more balanced and sweeter.\n\nWhen we were sat the real fun continued.  I ordered the NY since its what I always get and it happened to also be the most expensive item (46), along with a side of asparagus.  The bread they brought out for us while they prepared our entrees was good, typical nice restaurant good.  \n\nThen the entrees came...\n\nIf you took an audio-only recording of our table, it could easily be mistaken for a 5 person porno.  We were all very impressed!  I ordered my steak MR and it was perfect.  The steak wasnt overly dressed, they let to quality of the meat do the most talking.  The asparagus was soft while still retaining the nice crispness you'd expect.  By the end of it, not only did we have a great steak, but we were full!!  I had abandoned the asparagus to ensure that I finished the steak even.\n\nAll in all, an absolutely flawless experience.  Server was perfect, charismatic, informative, attentive without being a nuisance.  We will definitely be back!
__label__2 I was a little disappointed with Arpa.  I've had tapas plenty of times in a lot of different places (including Spain), so I knew what to expect - tapas = small plates = small portions.  But at Arpa, it was just a little too easy to run up a big tab and leave hungry.\n\n\"Large\" pitchers of sangria run $20 and are heavy on fruit, but light on wine.  Baskets of bread are $3.50 each, and the create-your-own antipasto had larger servings of \"accessories\" than meats or cheeses.\n\nAll of the food was solid - the albondigas (lamb meatballs) were large and good and the bread wasn't bad - and it's cool to be able to relax outside and check the scenery.  But when you spend $40-50/person, you wouldn't expect to leave feeling like you need to hit up Taco Bell on the way home.\n\nI'm rooting for Arpa to find its niche, but Press (just down the street) wins the Trade Street tapas/small plates game hands down.
__label__1 Went over to Arpa for dinner last night. I have had tapas before, and although the plates are small, they usually pack a nice flavor and you leave feeling not stuffed, but satisfied. The food was not bad, but we left feeling pretty hungry still. To start we ordered the goat cheese balls in the truffle honey, which were very good, but there were literally only 2 and they were sooooo small! Definitely felt ripped off here. We also ordered the roasted eggplant dip with pita and that was pretty good. We then ordered the salmon, sea bass and a side of asparagus, heeding the waitresses warning about how small the servings were. We couldn't really taste the asparagus because they were pretty burnt, and the salmon came out pretty raw (I ordered it medium). The seabass seemed okay. I would probably go back here for drinks because the bar area looked pretty cool, and in the outside area where we ate they had couches and it was a cool lounge area. I liked the decor and general feel of the place and our server was super friendly and attentive. But I definitely would not order the sangria again, tasted kind of funky and lacked flavor, and the strawberry inside looked kind of scary.
__label__4 First its Vegas so bring extra money. Its expensive! However, if you're going to spend exorbitant amounts of money on food anyway, go to Craftsteak! Next to Harris' Steakhouse in the City, this place is one of the best! The steaks are amazing and be sure to try the Bison! They have some phenomenal accoutrement for your main course as well. I recommend you have the Hen of the Woods Mushrooms and Jerusalem Artichokes. The wine list is extensive and really expensive but there are some real gems for about the $110.00 a bottle mark. Check out the 05 Gamba \"Old Vine\" Zinfandel, it pairs perfectly with beef dishes and tastes heavenly on its own. The service is impeccable. You'll have a server and at least two other people helping your party at any given time. Their attention to detail is superb and well worth the price. The ambiance is a steakhouse but still Vegas (a little over the top but sometimes its nice to go over the top).
__label__4 If they had 4.5 stars, thats where mine would lie.  I went  here with 4 buddies of mine during my last trip to vegas.  My friend was a huge top chef fan so he insisted we check this spot out.  Our entire table ordered the Kobe Tasting Menu and I was not disappointed.  All the steaks were amazing, my two favorite was the Filet Mignon and Skirt Steak.  The appetizers that we were served was nothing impressive.  Roasted red peppers, Prosciutto ( I can get buy that at a deli), mixed greens, and an artichoke dish defintely did not wow me at all.  The sides were decent.  The desserts were amazing tho.  Make sure you get some Monkey Bread that was one of the best deserts i've ever had.  \n\nOverall, i go to a steakhouse for steak and they had some of the best tasting beef i've ever had.  Would definitely reccomend it.
__label__1 Ate here for dinner this week, I was super excited to try it because the menu looked great and I heart Tom Collicio on Top Chef, but the results were dissappointing.  \n\nPros: \nGot the domestic wagyu skirt steak, it was de-lish.  \nThe portion sizes were huge, neither me nor my friend could finish our steaks.\nWine list was good (although expensive) but not just overpriced cheap wine - the wine selections were all $16+ glasses of decent wines. \n\nCons: \nWe were not seated until half an hour after our reservation.\nGenerally slow and not very friendly service, the ambiance felt like a good old boys club.  The waiter kept walking away while we were still talking to him.\nThe side dishes were very plain.  Spinach ($12) was just that - a big pile of cooked spinach with not much flavoring.  Mushrooms ($12-16) were much the same. \nNo presentation to the food to speak of at all.  \nThe worst part about it all was that the steak was so big that it took us a while to work our way through it, and when it got cold, the oil and grease it was cooked with kind of congealed with the fatty-ness of the meat and I just couldn't eat it anymore because it tasted so oily and fatty.  If they are going to give such large portions of such fatty meat, they need to think of a way to keep it warm, or at least not let the fat congeal while you are eating it.  \nSeemed a bit overpriced for what we got.
__label__4 Sugar Bear and I dined at Craftsteak before rushing to the Cirque du Soleil show, KA. We had to request the earliest possible reservation so we could fit in a multicourse meal. MUCH to our delight, they have a special 'pre-show' meal that is MUCH cheaper than regular meals. It was 3 courses, and we chose to add wine pairings. \n\nWe began with cocktails prior to our appetizers. Then a lovely wine with a large variety of appetizers arrived. I was already feeling full, and tipsy, when our entree and next wine arrived. We could not finish everything and it was time to get to the show. It was an emergency! Food courses were left and we had to leave! What were these two foodies to do? \n\nOur 'craftily' accommodating waiter came to the rescue! He bagged up our left overs and kept them in the kitchen while we went to the show. He invited us to return after the show to enjoy our desserts and final wines at the bar upon our return. How is THAT for great service? \n\nWhen we returned, our waiter was swamped with other customers. He did not work the bar area. But, he came over to serve our desserts AND checked on us to make sure we were still happy before we finished. We had already paid our bill and tipped him before the show, so he could have totally been done with us. He really went above and beyond in the realm of customer service. \n\nGreat food, great service, BEAUTIFUL restaurant. You REALLY need to go here if you are in Vegas.
__label__4 Entire experience was outstanding from spotting Don (husband of Vicky from the Real Housewives of the O.C) to my first time having brussel sprouts and Kobe NY strip,  the BF had Hangar Steak and for dessert we have a Jasmine Panna Cotta with Poney and Pears.\n\nI quite do not understand how there are vegetarians out there.  I love the smell and taste of beef!
__label__3 i finished my 12 oz. new york strip steak. cooked perfect medium rare, with a nice charred sear on the outside. this was complemented by side dishes of field greens, mushroom medley and wagyu tartare. my only problem is, i can't give 5 stars to a steakhouse other than the very best in my book .. which would be .. like peter luger's or keen's in ny. the interior looks similar to craft in new york. i would describe the look as urban or refined cowboy. lots of leather, lots of comfy seats, industrial elements, and nice wood touches.
__label__3 We went last night, was great food. The salads were amazing especially. The Frizee salad is to die for and they have the best caesar salad i have ever had and i get it everywhere i go. The steak was good as well, i got Filet Mignon for 56$ and my girlfriend got the short ribs. There was only two issues I had with the restaurant. The ambience and decor was lacking in my opinion, and although the steak was good, I would have liked to have had something more than just a piece of meat, perhaps with some type of dressing, or culinary work done to it other than just cooking it. The sides are also pretty plain. I would go again, but just for the salads.
__label__0 HORRIBLE PLACE!!!! \n\ngot the filet mignon and lobster tail! the lobster tail was HORRIBLE it tasted like rubber way over cooked and too much sauce which gave a horrible nauseous feeling!!\n\nthe filet mignon was already had better at cheesecake factory.\n\nThe roasted chicken was over cooked and disgusting.\n\nthey messed up on the french fries that we had ordered on the side.... it was burnt!!!!!!!!!\n\nthe service was horrible.... we saw a waitress maybe once or twice... throughout the night before we were given the check. She never once came by to check on us and the food!!!!!\n\nour main server was the bus boy who got everything and was friendly enough to check on us... unlike the waitress.\n\n\nwe did make reservations and ended up being seated 30 min later as well..\n\n5 star restaurant? I THINK NOT!\n\n\nTHINK AGAIN BEFORE COMING HERE.\n\nour bill came out to 225.\n\nfor over cooked food...
__label__1 The problem with Las Vegas culture is that the level of service or friendliness you receive is probably based on one's perception of your \"high roller\"-ness. Unless you look like the type that sweats dollars out of your pores, you can probably expect a level of mediocre service in Vegas on par with the waiters at a Chinatown dive where you have to ask the waiter for water 5 times before you even get it. \n\nYou don't pay $60+ an entree at a steakhouse on the mere fact that it tastes good (at least no self respecting person should). When you're eating at a fine steakhouse you're paying a premium for the experience and service as well. While this place appeared destined for success like we had an '11' at the blackjack table... we ended up hitting and drawing a 5. The service was horrible.\n\nIn addition, the girlfriend and I both ordered the kobe beef filets. But how on earth did two identical menu items come out tasting so different. Mine tasted exactly how I liked it, savory, tender, with a touch of smokiness. My girlfriend's on the other hand tasted more like charred fat.\n\nOh, Tom Colicchio, you would've failed Restaurant Wars on your own show.
__label__4 Please pack your knives and go...here!\n\nAs critical as Tom Colicchio can be on Top Chef, it's hard to find anything to dislike about his restaurant. \n\nUnlike some Vegas restaurants, the atmosphere makes you feel as if you've truly escaped the casino madness and entered another world. The service is top notch and the food was outstanding. Their wine list is overwhelming, but if you look around you can find a decent bottle for under $100. \n\nFor appetizers we ordered oysters (fantastic!), the yellowtail hamachi (very fresh, although the citrus did overpower the fish a bit), and the lobster bisque (absolutely perfect - we ordered one to share for the table and they brought it to us in four small cups - nice touch).\n\nI had the wagyu skirtsteak and it was by far the best skirtsteak I've ever eaten. The yukon potatoes were amazing and the fries were perfect.\n\nFor dessert I highly recommend the monkeybread - it was amazing and the pecan/brown sugar ice cream was so refreshing. I'm a huge chocolate fan but this dish was far superior to the chocolate tart we ordered, which came with maple bacon ice cream (didn't care for it, and I love bacon!).\n\nOverall, one of the best meals I've had in a long time. Did I mention the bisque?\n\nFive stars - huge fan!
__label__2 Had a few friends visiting from out of town this weekend, so we decided to get together for dinner here.  The Better Half & I have been here once back in July 2007.  We didn't really care for it then, but decided to give it another shot.\n\nI ordered the Filet & she ordered the Salmon.  The table split a bunch of side dishes; Fries, Creamy Potatoes, Spinach, Mushroom & Peas Risotto, Asparagus, Potatoes Au Gratin.  My Filet was cooked to my liking, but it was underwhelming.  The flavor was good, but it was missing \"something\"....it didn't make me want more.  Wifey enjoyed her Salmon, but said it wasn't great.  The sides were underwhelming too....the Potatoes Au Gratin were very runny, the highlight was the Fries.\n\nI split a Buffalo Mozzarella Salad with a friend of mine for an Appetizer & it was too soft & runny for my tastes.\n\nThe best part about dinner was the wine.  We had a Magnum of 2005 Faust Cabernet Sauvignon, which was excellent!  It had a nice bold flavor and had hints of Blackberry & a slight peppery taste to it.  It went well with the steak.\n\nOverall, the experience was underwhelming.  Certainly not worth the $355 for Wifey & I.  We've had much better dinners for much less.\n\nWill we return?  Unless someone else pays for it, probably not.
__label__4 Wanted to eat here it didn't happen.  Showed up to late.  I never seem to know what times it is especially in Vegas.   I sat at the bar and had a high priced glass of scotch.  This list of Whiskey and Scotch was amazing.  The glass was nice and the ice cube for it on the rocks was unique still haven't seen anything like it since.  One day ill be back for my expensive perfectly cooked steak.
__label__1 After many good reviews, I decided on trying Craftsteak at the MGM Grand.  My husband and I each had the surf and turf with a fillet and crab legs.  The fillets were a bit dry and overcooked. I think I had a similar steak at Outback. Nothing special. The crablegs were fine, but had too much butter. The weird thing is that nothing is plated. It is served to you in a skillet. I guess to keep the food hot, but I expected a plated dinner.  Overall, it was nothing special and the only impressive thing were the steak knives. Nice and sharp with a special spot for your index finger.
__label__2 I was really excited to eat here, but was really let down.\n\nWe ate here right before we saw Ka.  For appetizers we got the frisee salad and the lobster bisque.  DELICIOUS.  The frisee had big chunks of bacon and the broken yolk  made the bacon taste 10x better.  We order a half bottle of red wine that was well worth the price too.  My like for Craftsteak ends here.   I got the flat iron steak and tried the surf and turf (ribeye and lobster tail), I can honestly say I've had better.  I'm from Texas and we've got plenty of good beef here. \n\nI was disappointed in the rolls since I heard so much rave about them, they were good but nothing special.  Have you ever had a yeast roll from Hartz Chicken?  If yes, then you've had a roll from Craftsteak.  I wish I could say more about this place.
__label__1 Side dishes were good but the New York strip was the worst I ever had! Very disappointing this type of restaurant should be top notch- skip it.
__label__4 Great meal, highly recommend this place. The chef's menu is the way to go. You will not go away hungry!
__label__2 My first time to this place was back in January 2011 after it was recommended by a friend. This place is not cheap by any means between myself and two others, the bill came to about $400. But my issue isn't so much with the money as it is the quality and value I expected to get for that price.\n\nI went on the cheaper side by getting a Surf and Turf for $65. It wasn't great and it wasn't bad either. I thought the lobster was actually better than the steak. My friend ordered the Surf and Turf as well and he shared the same opinion: it was just OK. The bottom line is: It wasn't worth $400.\n\nAfterwards, I shared my disappointment with the friend who recommended this place to me. He said Surf and Turf wasn't the way to go and I should've ordered the Wagyu beef or filet. So a couple of days ago, I gave it another shot.\n\nWe went with a group of 12 people. The waiter highly recommended the chef special where you can get three courses but at least two people have to order it. I asked what the difference was between the beef in the Surf and Turf and the one in the special. He said the Surf and Turf was a grade 6 (it was 6 or 7) and the special was a grade 9. So I decided to join two others and placed the order.\n\nWe got three different cuts of Wagyu beef with this combo. There was filet mignon, new york, and ribeye. We asked for medium rare but all three cuts came out as medium. It was pink in the center but all three of us felt that it was overdone. When we compared all three with our friends who ordered just the standalone filet, theirs was actually done just right. Somehow, medium rare for the standalone was better and done correctly but the more expensive one was not. Go figure.\n\nTo say the least, the waiter was nice about it and gave good service throughout the entire time. He took back all three cuts and asked the kitchen to give us new ones. That took about 10 to 15 mins. Once the food came, it came out just the way we asked and expected...medium rare. It was tender and very pink for all three cuts.\n\nNone of us were able to finish all the beef. I think part of the reason was that it was too rich. The amount of oil from the serving dish was pretty thick. We had asparagus, mushroom risotto, and baby spinach as sides so they contributed to the feast.\n\nHere's my bottom line. I gave this place second try and it didn't really make me feel any better. I spent quite a bit more this time...$175 for my meal and the overall experience was just barely OK. I'd never come back here again because I don't feel like it's worth my money. I can easily go to a different steakhouse for $100 in Vegas to get a better value.
__label__3 I've eaten here twice now. The service has been outstanding. The steaks good, the braised short ribs are to die for.
__label__1 Things in Vegas have changed, people are not gambling as much so EVERYTHING has gone up and I must admit I did experience Sticker Shock in a number of places.  This place was the worst example of that, I felt that the Value was just not there.  Food was OK dessert was better than the main entrees and service was Poor. We were a party of six to the Tip was added and for $186.00 the dude should have stood next the table the entire night not been an absentee waiter. I see no reason to go back, None.
__label__1 Not sure how others are rating this place.  If you rate on the steak, they get 2 stars at best.  It was tough, dry and needed some A1 sauce or something even more pedestrian to grant it a bit of flavor.  I've had far better steaks at Outback.  Lone Star is another $20 steak joint that bests this place with ease (and half the price).  Ambiance was nice.  Service was good (not great).  Cocktails were good.  Presentation was OK.  When I pay that much for a steak, I expect a lot from it.  I was very disappointed.  Maestros, Mortons, Flemings, etc. all charge roughly the same but they are by far the preferred choice.  I'm thinking there are some shills rating this place higher than it deserves or they just haven't been to one of the other sites for true Prime beef cooked to perfection.
__label__4 Let's just start by saying that if red meat always tasted this good I would have eaten more red meat in my life. This was easily one of the top three meals I have ever eaten. And the service was fantastic to boot. \n\nWaygu beef is their specialty, so why would you not get the Waygu beef?  It's not cheap but c'mon, this is Vegas, my guess is you've already wasted as much on slots/poker/craps/roulette/etc. If you're not a local, when in Vegas, live it up! \n\nWe decided to get the three course meal, and it was an obscene amount of food. Between two of you, you get three half salads, lobster bisque, two types of Waygu beef, three sides and four deserts. Redic, but oh so delicious. When you look at the cost of that, compared to the cost of the filet, just go with the three course meal, you can't go wrong. Nothing disappointed - and even though I could only eat one bite of the monkey bread, man that was one delicious bite. \n\nSure, you can find a less expensive place to eat, but you won't find a more delicious steak.
__label__2 A girlfriend and I dined here for the first time when we were here for the Great Urban Race Nationals. We shared a wonderful bottle of wine and the short ribs and got a couple of sides. Everything was perfectly delicious. I loved it so much that I bribed my husband to take me here for my 30th birthday. Once again I was no disappointed. I give the food 5 stars as I cannot imagine how that could get any better. \n\nI give the seating 2 stars. The first time I was here I had booked reservations over a month away. Our table was right next to the bar in the front area. It wouldn't be too bad except there was a large party waiting at the bar for their table. We literally had butts 6 inches away from our faces for most of our dinner. When we asked the manager if anything could be done she apologized, but didn't ask them to move, offer us another table, or any sort of comp whatsoever (another glass of wine might not have made me care so much). It was seriously ridiculous. When I returned with my husband we were in the main dinning area. There was a conference in town so it was busy and loud, not quite the romantic setting that a steakhouse of this caliber and price should and could be. The dining area is large enough that you could easily split it up into larger groups that are naturally going to be loud and smaller groups that want a quieter dinner. \n\nLuckily your food was so amazing because the seating thing really got under my skin and I'm not sure if I'll be back because of it.
__label__4 I had the best meal of my life at Craftsteak.  It was also the most expensive meal of my life.\n\nI ordered the vegetarian tasting (it was on the online menu that I viewed, but not the restaurant menu, and they were kind enough to allow me to have it), my husband got the wagyu beef.\n\nMy meal was mostly comprised of side dishes.  This might sound bad, but it was far from.  Everything they brought out was exceptional.  I don't like carrots.  I practically licked the dish of the carrots they brought me.  As I said, this is the best meal I've ever had.\n\nMy husband really enjoyed everything too.  Especially the meat.\n\nI would come back here in a heartbeat and think nothing of dropping over $300 on dinner and drinks for two.  The food was that amazing.  The service was great too.  But the food was the star.
__label__0 Crapsteak was a fine dining flop.\n\nI was really excited to eat at Craftsteak.  After watching many episodes of Top Chef and hearing Chef Tom C. chastise contestants regarding quality, execution and 'if it's not right, don't serve it', I was anxiously anticipating a truly fine dining experience of extraordinary quality.  Well Tommy, you failed.  Epic fail.  It was one of the worst meals I've had in an upscale fine dining establishment.  The meat was a poor cut, the service slower than snot, the meal cold and the sides greasy.  Presentation was thoroughly poor.  The wait staff bumbled over each other trying to figure out who got what.  I now refer to CraftSteak as 'CrapSteak'. When I now see Tom shooting his mouth off on TC, I laugh my ass off over the hypocracy. Tom, please pack your knives and go home.
__label__1 Didn't live up to the hype.  My steak was OK, but all the accompaniments were over salted and the potatoes were underdone.  We tried the arugula salad, heirloom tomatoes, asparagus along with the filet and chicken.  Steak was well crusted but not enough to carry the meal.
__label__3 A friend made reservations at Craftsteak for our group of seven and, after reading some of the reviews on Yelp, I was a little worried. Well, let me say that all of my concerns were unfounded. We were seated promptly, and the service was first rate. Our waiter was wonderful, and tended to our every need quickly and fully. We all ordered the 3 course Angus Beef dinner, and it was spectacular. The variety and quality of appetizers, side dishes, and deserts was awesome. The beef was mouth watering, and cooked to perfection. This dinner is not cheap (with wine and/or cocktails, about $200 to $250 per person), but worth it for a once a year special evening.
__label__3 Although there are more than enough people to vouch for TC's Craftsteak, I still feel the need to talk it up.  I went to Craftsteak recently, end of December - New year's eve weekend.  \n\nI'll go right to it.  The best way to start any meal would be with that tasty, fluffy, buttery bread/rolls they serve.  I could not stop eating. I would go back solely for the bread and the lobster bisque.  The bisque was the perfect temperature, creamy, well seasoned, and had pieces of lobster in it.  Yay!! My only regret is that I shared. \n\n\nI decided to go for the typical filet mignon, which was marinated nicely.  It was slightly under medium rare, which is one of the reasons for four stars instead of five.  Overall, I enjoyed my black angus.  For dessert, I had the chocolate souffl\u00e9. It was yummy.  I love any melting chocolate with a scoop of ice cream.  My only complain is that I would have liked a warning about how small it was - couldn't even get my spoon in there.  \n\nAnother reason it has four and not five stars is because there are paintings of cows everywhere! COME ON!!! I'll never go vegan, I love beef too much.  However, I don't want it staring at me while I am eating it.
__label__1 I have been here on 2 separate occasions. The first was to have a dining experience and to be honest I was not impressed at all. We had a reservation and ended up waiting an additional 30 minutes for our table. That drives me crazy and is usually a bad sign.\n\nIt took a while to get our wine and place our order. I really don't feel that it was that busy. Here is a list of the items ordered:\n\nApps: Calamari Chorizo, Polenta, Arugula, Hand-cut Wagyu Tartare* Crostini\n\nSalad: Italian Buffalo Mozzarella Hazelnuts, Warm Fris\u00e9e* Farm Egg, Smoked Bacon\n\nEntrees: 8 oz. New York Strip, Japan, 24 hour Shortrib Cipollini Onion\n\nSides: Braised Kale Bacon, White Beans, Bordelaise, Potato Gratin Roasted Garlic Cream\n\nDesserts: Peanut Butter Mousse and Clemence Pie\n\nIt took a wile to get our food and the food was just okay. Nothing stood out at me as amazing. I was expecting a lot more from this place. \n\nMy second visit was just for drinks. I was happy to just get to the bar. I ordered the Key Lime Martini and Cucumber Gin Martini. Both were really good and I would definitely return back for drinks, food probably not.
__label__4 This is a great place if you really want to have a great meal or impress your guests. Service and staff are top notch. You will absolutely be taken care of. The food is a la carte, so don't plan on your own individual meals. Recommended items are Kobe Beef items and yukon potatoes, although absolutely nothing disappoints. Bartenders are amazing, and you wont be disappointed with any drinks you order. While the restaurant itself is on the pricier side, it is absolutely worth every penny. Definitely a must go to place for a nice dinner while on the Las Vegas strip.
__label__2 Me and my Business partner had dinner there last night. Ordered the Chief special with Kobe Ribeye and My partner ordered the Filet. Both were good. Nothing to rave over thou. I would expect better quality for the price and would probably choose a different steak house next time.
__label__2 Wow, I was so disappointed. The service was 5 star, but the food was barely 3 star. The lobster bisque was great. The beet salad was not. It had a dressing that was... I guess olive oil, and not much else. There were little globs of something else that probably was supposed to add flavor (bright red in color), but didn't. The only flavorful moment was when one little leaf of anise flavored tarragon managed to work it's way into the mix. My filet was done to perfection and delicious, but the scallops were slightly over done. My husband's $56 ribeye was only about 3/4\" thick and didn't taste as good as the supermarket cut we had barbequed ourselves last week. The risotto was delicious. The shiitake mushrooms didn't even look like shiitake. We come from Portland and eat wild shiitake all the time... The brussel sprouts were bitter and the bordelaise sauce was invisible. In summary: The meat was pretty good, but the side dishes were a total fail. \nI do have to compliment the service. It made the experience itself special, even if the food didn't. However, $100+ per person should include wonderful food. Next time we'll try Gordon Ramsey.
__label__0 Nothing special. Came here for our Anniversary dinner & unfortunately we weren't WOWED. I got the RibEye Bone-In (medium) & my BF got the Wagyu Ribeye...pricey and they weren't even tasteful/juicy. It was OKAY. I like lobster but I wasn't a fan of their Lobster Bisque...the Potato Pur\u00e9e was good tho. Buttery. I've had better steak. Wayyyyy better. I recommend trying some other steakhouse! Like Mastro's, Westin Bonaventure, Morton's!
__label__3 I came here with a group of 11 guys while in Vegas. We were happy with our choice and thought it was worth the price tag. The service and atmosphere were great, although we all thought the cartoony cow pictures on the wall were a little unsettling.\n\nWe were able to try a lot of things being in such a big group, which definitely added to the experience. The rolls we were initially served look incredible and tasted almost as good as they looked. \n\nAs for sides, the Shiitake mushrooms and whipped potatoes were both mediocre and the fingerlings were bland. The potato gratin was delicious and creamy, and the broccoli was superb with unique seasoning. \n\nAll of the steaks I tried were superb. I had the Wagyu skirt steak (a suggestion from the server), which was incredibly tender, moist, and flavorful. I wouldn't put these in the top steaks I've ever tried, but they were close to reaching that bracket.\n\nFor dessert, a couple of us shared the monkeybread, which was like a cinnamon bread pudding served with ice cream. It was spectacular--probably the biggest wow of the night. Save room for this dessert!
__label__4 From start to finish it was a wonderful experience. Our server Sharon was very attentive and informative about the entire menu. We went solely on her recommendations and were amazed. We had the New York 14 oz very tender not overwhelming in spices. We also had the garlic potato pur\u00e9e which is such a great accompaniment to the steak. BUT my FAVORITE item on this menu was the monkey bread for dessert. It is out of this world blow your mind delicious. Can't wait for our next trip.
__label__4 We went to craft steak mainly because I had Ka tickets and wanted to eat some place close. Craftsteak fit the bill. Plus it came highly recommended from a few co-workers so we decided to try it. We had 6 pm reservations. When we checked in, we were immediately seated. The ambiance was elegant and quiet, perfect for a fancy dinner. We decided we weren't going to stuff our faces too much so we skipped the appetizers. I ordered the surf & turf with scallops and an 8 oz filet mignon. The steak was perfectly cooked and so tender but still retains its \"beefiness.\" The scallops were exceptional. Not over cooked and served with a lemon butter sauce. My friend and I split a side of risotto. I still dream of that risotto. Very rich and heavy with peas and prosciutto. Part of me wanted to stop eating my streak and just eat the risotto. \n\nService here was excellent as you would expect from Mr. Colicchio. And the other thing worth raving about is the bread! Salty, sweet, bread. This restaurant far exceeded my expectations.
__label__0 Great ambience but the food doesn't cut it.  The only thing that was pod was the free dinner rolls that were buttery and had sea salt on top to offset the sweetness.  \n\nGot the $55 ribeye that came luke warm and under seasoned.  By far the worst ribeye I've ever had at a nice steakhouse.  It was full of fat too.\n\nThe risotto was horrible.  Sour like something we bad and it came with huge cherry tomatoes, very unrefined.\n\nShort rib was delicious, highly recommended.  Scallops were just whatever and the carpaccio was good, savory and worth trying.\n\nService was excellent minus out main server.  He didn't do much but the other help was amazing.\n\nMonkey bread was recommended so we tried it.  Very very very sweet, too sweet.  I y thing that was good was the banana ice cream but I wouldn't get this of you for like your deserts too sweet.\n\nOverall, it was a bad steakhouse.  Skip it
__label__4 Holy amazing steak, Batman!! \n\nI was here with a group of 72 people, so we had a private-ish area off of the main dining room. Our servers were on point. If water glasses got to low, someone was there instantly to refill. If wine got to low, same thing. Everyone was super friendly and attentive. It was amazing. \n\nFor appetizers, we had Beef Tar-Tar, Oysters, and two types of salad, plus rolls. The Beef Tar-Tar was delicious, and the salads were fresh and crisp. Our main course was a selection of Wagyu Skirt Steak, Filet Mignon, Lobster Tail, and another cut of steak that I'm currently blanking on, with sides of mashed potatoes, asparagus, mushrooms and spinach. It was all served family style so that everyone could try some of everything. I have never had such great pieces of steak...ever. The skirt steak was definitely the winner of the three cuts. The mashed potatoes were melt in your mouth amazing, and the asparagus was cooked to perfection. For dessert, it was a selection of ice creams, gelatos, apple crisp, and sweet potato cheesecake...all of which was out of this world delicious. \n\nFor anyone staying in Vegas and in need of a great steak, I highly recommend this place!!
__label__2 i didnt know what rating to give. its a toss up or should i say -- its a crap shoot. hahha\n1.chips and salsa - good\n2. vegan salad and rolled tacos - good\n3. beer and tequila - goooood\n4. is where i have a problem - seeing guys from AFI ? does pink taco get another star cause we seen those guys?? - good??\n5. eating pink taco 2 days in a row - not good!!! unless you need to \"cleanse\" if you know what i mean.
__label__3 The chicken tacos were the bomb!!  I havent had such good tex mex in a while and this is up there... the guac was great too...Because I went on a Sunday I also got to laugh at all the drunk tourist coming out of Rehab...boy oh boy...what a fun Sunday!
__label__4 This review is long overdue! After catching \"year long disaster\" opening for \"Foo Fighters\", we literally stumbled into the Pink Taco. Convienance is #1 especially after the concert was over. We both had way too many drinks at the show and were starving. So we guided by the crowd into the PT and found 2 open seats at the bar. I had water since for the last 3 hours, I was fighting to keep my drink down. I normally don't drink that much at concerts for fear of fumbling my lunch. So we order green chicken enchilada's and 7ups. These were the best I ever had. No Joke. My Abuelita was replaced in about 45 minutes of feasting on these bad boys. Beans and rice was as authentic as I ever had in East LA or at home. Sure, I was drunk off my ass but the favor was on! Mucho Saludos a los cocineros. There may be better \"Mexican\" food places, but if your catching a show at the Hard Rock. Stop by and have a plate of \"the best I ever had\" green chicken enchilladas. Next time, we are staying at the HRC since we stayed at MGM. That was a long ass walk but the things you do when you got \"LONG ISLAND ICED TEA BALLS\". If you don't agree, I will meet you at the 10fry & Soto St and throw down for my honor! hahahha Keep on yelping.
__label__3 We used to frequent this place quite a bit when we were locals and were happy to return. We split a pitcher of sangria and it was enough to make us happy! We also ordered the queso bean dip (love this stuff!) but the real standout were the potato taquitos. Soo good and unexpected! Our service was excellent and allowed us to take our time to finish that pitcher without felling rushed. This place is worth a visit!
__label__2 This place would have been a better experience, had I not been to the Century City LA Pink Taco which surpasses this one in every way. I was so disappointed that they are not at all affiliated with one another, however they do share the same happy hours from 4 to 6pm. This one didn't have my firestarter margarita and the drinks just weren't as good in general yet still cost as much at $9 to 12. Food was good though, I liked how the Pink Taco tortilla were stuffed with black beans, we ordered them after having seen them made which had spiked our curiosity.
__label__3 I don't exactly go to Vegas for tacos/chips-and-salsa, but I had a yearning for crunch, dips, and tacos.  So we drove out in the 115-degree weather, and landed at the Hard Rock Hotel's Pink Taco.  \n\nUpon entering the restaurant, you're not only greeted with the retro-looking swinging bulbs (made of empty half-beer bottles), but smothered by a whif of fresh corn tortillas on a hot-grill.  Thank goodness there was a piece of glass between myself and the lady making the fresh corn tortillas, because I would have been the first to reach over and grab a freshly made tortilla from the grill.  \n\nOnce seated, the server brings this trio of salsas.  I was not properly introduced to this trio by names, so I created my own: Smokey, Green one, and Spicy.  All three had their unique flavors that targeted all different levels of heat on my flavor-chart.  My only complaint: they should have buckets instead of ramekins.  Perhaps a straw too? \n\nIt was like speed-dating, when the next item decided to steal my attention - why hello, carne asada tacos.  The chopped onions and bits of cilantro nestled so cozily in between the chunks of steak, all basking with such glory on the fresh corn tortillas.  I almost didn't see the rice blending-in with the orange fiesta-style plate, perhaps because the creamy black beans were crowding their space.  Everything had so much flavor and presence, one fork was not utensil-enough to assist in this meal.  But really, please bring a bucket of the salsa trio, as I would like each of the three tacos to be accompanied by even more flavor-goodness. \n\nFour stars for the flavor, price, and speed of service.  When you're in Vegas, you want good food (that booze from last night isn't sitting so well right now is it?), at a good price (because the rest of the money was left at the tables), and fast service (so you can get back to the tables and claim what's yours to begin with!)
__label__3 Partying hard and hitting the tables at the Hard Rock last night got me in the mood for a taco. Having the Pink Taco on site was a perfect remedy. Collected my chips from the blackjack table as the sounds of Jimi Hendrix roared overhead and headed for the restaurant. \n\nEntering the place you can't help but notice the cool custom made low rider bicycles hanging from the ceiling, the funky star shaped lights draped over the bar area, and the modern Mexican - meets retro chic decor with all types of knick knacks, old radios, and items strategically strewn about. As the place was packed I went for seat at the bar and immediately ordered an ice cold Negra Modelo. What is terrific is that you get a free metal bucket of crunchy crispy tortilla chips with three different salsa's to dip into. This stuff is like crack when you are hungry and have been drinking! Lakers vs Spurs was playing on the bar tv's and rock music was blaring throughout. Yes, this is a man's paradise!\n\nStarted with the sweet corn tamales with pico and sour cream. Three tamales came on this plate and it was actually a good amount of food. Sweet and buttery corn flavored. Ordered the fish tacos baha style. Fish battered and lightly fried with serrano-cilantro salsa, shredded lettuce, sour cream, and pico de gallo. Refried beans and rice accompanied the meal. The fish tacos were very good, not the best I have ever had as I still have had better in NYC and CA, but tasty with just the right amount of batter and not over fried. I love refried beans too, and these were smooth goodness.\n\nMy one complaint is that they brought out my main plate a minute after I got the appetizer. I literally had to eat both at the same time. I hate when restaurants do that. Time management people in the kitchen! Learn it! \n\nOtherwise, a great place to go for a fun atmosphere and decent Tex-Mex food options. Rock On!
__label__2 It was a type of taco I've never had before, so of course, I had to check it out.  I didn't like how dark the place is, I want to see what I'm eating!  The Pink Tacos were impressive and the excellent black beans put the dish over the top.  I'm glad I went with their namesake because I tried the carnitas and was disappointed.  The salsas were so bland  we asked for their spiciest one.  I don't know what their spice is but it was NASTY so I just avoided the salsa all together.  Washing it down with habanero infused tequila made for a decent meal.
__label__1 Wow...overrated much? I eat out practically every meal, and on this occasion, I was having out with some co-workers to snag an early lunch (around noon). We were seated right away, but it took the server a good 10-15 minutes to bring us water, or ask us if we are ready to order food. This was pre-lunch rush, so I don't understand what took them so long. Especially because they seemed well-staffed...actually a tad over-staffed??? Many employees were hanging out doing nothing, and it was a bit aggravating to wait for someone to really notice your group.\n\nI ordered an appetizer (which was decent, but small portions) and the Pink Taco Platter (chicken, beans, picked onions, avocado). Honestly, the food was terrible. Chicken was sorta cold, the beans were mushy, the picked onions didn't do much and the taco shell was oily as hell. My colleague was a bit underwhelmed with the service delay, and how we were practically full before our main order was even taken (Due to the abundance of complimentary tortilla chips being served by our non-waiter).\n\nOn the drive back, all of us mutually agreed that this was a very underwhelming dining experience. I wouldn't mind going back to this place for the drinks, but when you have a place called Pink Taco that serves shitty tacos...its game over!
__label__1 This place SUCKED...the service was terrible, only went because my niece raved about the place. We got there and waited almost 20 mins. before we saw our waitress, the food was pricey for what seemed to be everyday Mexican food. But the service was just terrible...I was not impressed at all.
__label__1 Wow. Stopped in before a concert and ordered a appetizer platter and a couple of margaritas. I am not exaggerating when I say the apps hit the table in 2 minutes and they were luke warm. The drinks came 6 or 7 minutes later. We drank, we left, we won't be back.
__label__2 The food here was really good. It was filling and tasty. However, when compared to other taco joints or mexican food, it is just very average. I love mexican food and the food here lacks the authenticity of other places... But this should be obvious since its in a casino. \nMy problem is that they are very very pricey. For two people, it was $54. The food was good and it was discounted for gamblers, but if I had to pay over $50 for the quality I would be upset.\nDefinetly people should come here and try it out, just know the quality isn't worth the price.
__label__2 I expected more...Overall, the food was very good (thus, the three stars), but the experience overall was a big let down.  My entree came before I was finished with my appetizer and the dessert was a disappointment.  I expected impeccable service and a long leisurely dinner.    Instead, I felt rushed and let down.  Not worth the money.
__label__4 I've been to the original Bouchon in Yountville and enjoyed every minute of it. I loved the experience at the Las Vegas Bouchon just as much! We sat out on the terrace which was warm and beautiful with the calming noise of the fountain and pool behind us.  The menu was filled with an endless amount of food goodness. We started off with oysters on the half shell and the warm frisee salad with bacon and poached egg. I've attempted making this at home but will never be able to master Thomas Keller's savory bacon vinaigrette.  Although the steak frites would have been a sure winner, I decided to try something new I'd never had before - veal breast.  The veal breat was slow roasted and pulled from the bone, then formed into a flat piece and breaded on top and browned in the oven. What came out on my plate was a whole lotta goodness! The meat was tender, juicy and succulent paired with the wild mushroom ragu. Instead of polenta, I requested the frites. How could you dine at Bouchon and not have the frites. Although these ones were loaded with slightly too much salt, they were still one of the best fries I've ever had. Thin and crispy and absolutely addicting!  Also a delicious entree was the lamb loin - very tender. And the steak frites that are a classic of this restaurant featured a flavorful and thick piece of flatiron. \n\nIt was so much food so no room for dessert. Although they have the Bouchon Bakery downstairs so you can always save room for that later.
__label__3 Bouchon was our pick for our non-buffet dinner in Vegas.  My dad is a huge fan of celebrity chefs, being the devotee of Food Network that he is.  Bouchon should impress him, given the whole \"French Laundry is the best restaurant in the United States\" thing with Thomas Keller.  And while Bouchon isn't French Laundry, I think that the meal was good enough to impress.\n\nWe were seated promptly, though we were late for our reservation by about ten minutes.  We blame this on the fact that Bouchon is a hard restaurant to find.  A security guard had to guide us through the Venetian Canal shops, down an escalator, to the right elevators.  Bouchon is located way up on the 20th floor (I think), which seemed like an odd place to have a restaurant.  However, it ended up being a perfect location, since we didn't have a huge crowd , flashing slot machine lights, or the sounds of bells/whistles right outside the door.\n\nThe space at Bouchon is nice, with high ceilings and large windows that allow for plenty of natural light.  The tables are covered in butcher paper and the menu is actually the paper around the napkin.  The fresh baguette was warm and delicious, especially with the butter, which was really flavorful.  \n\nI was disappointed that they no longer had the frisee salad with poached egg and bacon on the menu and the waiter explained that they change their menu about four times a year.  Rats!  They had just had the change and I wasn't really feeling the other salads on the menu.  Instead, we opted to share the salmon rillettes with extra croutons, which was amazing.  I could have just brought a jar of that and their fresh baguettes back with me to Wynn and had an awesome midnight snack lounging in the tub and watching TV.  The rillettes are also served with a bowl of their marinated olives, which were good (the green olives in particular).\n\nFor the entrees, we ended up getting the trout, the steak frites, the salmon, and the veal breast.  ALL of these entrees were delicious.  The trout, which was what I ordered, was perfectly cooked in a brown butter sauce, with a mound of the most delicious haricot verts and slivered almonds.  The salmon was also done just right and came beautifully presented in a copper pan.  The veal was good, though a little bit stringy and tough.  The steak was also delicious, though the VAST pile of frites was a bit overwhelming.  Though the fries were seasoned just right and crisp when they first come out, atfer cooling, they did turn a bit limp.  Even being ardent fries fans, we could not finish them.  The entree portions are huge, so much to the point that we did not have room for dessert.  That was disappointing, since the profiteroles being enjoyed the next table over seemed divine.    \n\nOverall, a great place for delicious bistro food in a relaxed setting.  Service was a little cold, as our waiter seemed a little standoff-ish, but they were attentive.  My only complaint was that their water was lukewarm.  I'd be back to try more things off their dinner menu, as well as to have brunch here.
__label__3 Thomas Keller can make me breakfast anytime...well his peeps anyway.  The food is reasonably priced compared to the rest of Vegas, and it's definitely really good.  Brunch was filling and tasty, and I really liked the wine list...who wouldn't! \n\nOh yeah there was a wait....like 2 minutes with free Bouchon pastries...I'll wait two minutes for those anyday!
__label__3 I think this was a nice upscale restaurant, however I'm just not impressed that much if it costs an arm and a leg and its not orgasmic. I think this was very good, but I wasn't fully satisfied.\nDuck confit: Very good. I was very surprised at how it tasted, considering I'm usually used to Chinese duck. Salted and cooked just right.. tasted amazing with the cabbage.\nMussels: Very good. Monstrous amount... and tasted great. \nLamb: Was a little more chewy than I expected. Lacked a lot of flavor. Small. Garnish didn't go well with the lamb.\nDesert: Bouchons. Brownies with ice cream. Wow freaking good. \n\nTotal bill came up to about 100 for two. I think the food is good. Service was very good. Best waiter ever. Knew his food and told us good choices. When we asked him what desert to get he straight up ordered it for us and it was the best there. It was a nice place to try, but I wasn't feelin the value. Probably should have ordered the steak.
__label__4 We loved dinner so much here, we came back for the very next meal: breakfast!  Although I liked the dinner far better than the breakfast (predictable, given my vegetarianism and dislike of eggs), I still want to give this five stars.\n\nIt's possible that I was dazzled because I really never eat at restaurants of this quality.  But if you also rarely dine like this, listen in:\n\n-Our server was adorable and fun, while still being respectful and unobtrusive.  Think about it --is there better criteria for a waiter out there?  He was like the perfect background music, and I'd go back for him alone.  I wish I remember his name --a young 30-something Polish guy.  But luckily there are many other reasons to return....\n\n-The cheese course was perfect in its range and selections.  Great accompaniments not only served alongside (honeycomb, the right breads and crackers), but also to the bread and pistachios at the table.\n\n-A wine list that gave just the right info to make good pairing choices.\n\n-I loved my gnocchi, served with winter vegetables in a mild and yet cohesive brown butter sauce.  It was heavy and greasy, and somehow that was a good thing.  A must-try!\n\n-Sides of pommes frites and mac and cheese set the bar for any future fry or mac 'n cheese, who will lose any battles they attempt.\n\n-Salad perfectly herbed and vinegared, worked great with the warm goat cheese.\n\n-The madiera tasting for dessert!!!  I had good madiera in storage before this.  Now nothing compares.  This may be a bad thing in general.  But that night, it was a very, very good thing.  1989 Madiera!!\n\n-I'm not a big breakfast fan, and I don't like meat or eggs.  (Anyone still reading!  haha)  But I can say that the french toast was excellent despite the egginess.  (It's more like a bread pudding, with apples.)  And the cheese danish was the best I've ever had.\n\nI'll not only be back to Bouchon next time I'm in Vegas, but Bouchon in Napa is now on the list for our honeymoon next summer!\n\nAbsolutely worth every single penny (yes, ALL of them).  Go.
__label__3 We celebrated my friend's birthday at Bouchon.\n\nDown to what really matters, what we had..\n\nDRINKS:\nBouchon & Nirvana - both were okay. My friend wasn't too impressed with her Bouchon, but I liked my Nirvana. Tasty froth that reminds me of Orange Julius. I can't find their drink menu so I can't tell you the ingredients.\n\nFOOD:\nMACARONI AU GRATIN (6.50) - Superior macaroni. Baked just so the cheese is slightly crisp, the pasta perfect. I could've eaten that all night.\nHARICOTS VERTS (6.50) - Kids, eat your veggies. But these were overcooked, therefore, sat untouched for a while until I realised I needed to be eating greens.\nSTEAK FRITES (33.50) - Well seasoned, nicely cooked and perfectly paired with frites. And dang, those were some seriously addictive fries, but then again, I am a french fry addict.\nMOULES AU PISTOU (27.50) - Whoa. Talk about mussels. Tons and tons of them which were sweet and delicious. I love seafood drowning in white wine. And more pomme frites. God help me.\nCROQUE MADAME (18.95) - I thought it was tasty, but my friend thought it wasn't as good as other croque madames she's had. Again, more fries. Thank goodness our waiter talked us out of getting another side of them. Whew!\n\nDESSERTS:\nPROFITEROLES (9.50) - I thought the puffs were a bit hard, but they were fun to eat. I liked the ice cream a lot but I think it was more that it felt good in my mouth.\nBENEIGHTS (?) - These aren't on the menu but were a special for the night. Yummy. They reminded me of malasadas!\nPETITS FOURS SECS & FLAN (complimentary) - Because it was my friends birthday, Bouchon gave us a plate of petits fours secs and flan. We liked the petits fours a lot. Every single one had a fun texture and light taste. The flan was yummy. Not too heavy with a really smooth consistency.\n\nSERVICE: We were promptly seated as we arrived at our reservation time of 8:30pm. Our waiter (I forget his name) was attentive, knowledgeable and quick. He brought my friend and I navy blue linens instead of going with their house white, he explained the cheeses to us which we were going to have for dessert but ended up going with major sweets, and he didn't linger or not come around enough. Our water glasses were always filled, we didn't want for anything as far as service went.\n\nBouchon didn't disappoint I'm glad to say. I am looking forward to French Laundry, someday. . . .
__label__3 I am Thomas Keller's bitch. \n\nWe staggered into Bouchon for brunch on Sunday afternoon, after a long, long, long, night of boozing, partying, and gambling. My eyes, surrounded by dark purplish circles, could barely focus on the menu. I needed caffeine.\n\nDear sweet Jesus. They had Diet Coke. In. A. Bottle. $4 a pop? Was it worth it? Hell yes. I ordered 2 of them. \n\nAnyway, my friends ordered the bread pudding french toast, banana waffles, quiche du jour (florentine), and I ordered the omelette (ham and spinach) of the day. My dish came with a heaping portion of thick, crispy BACON! Super stuff. I ordered a side of pommes frites as well.\n\nOk, let me just state: the fries were damn good. Like, REALLY good. Maybe some of the best fries I've  had in a long time.\n\nKudos, Bouchon. I am chef Keller's bitch for life.\n\nUntil next time, Napa Valley, here I come!
__label__3 Bouchon = YUM!  Even though I have visited your Yountville location close to home, I had to visit you in Vegas.  Why?  Because as soon as we flew in the first thing on our mind was food....GOOD FOOD.  We were really hungry and knew we would need a good meal to fuel us for late night clubbing plans....\n\nBouchon did not disappoint.  We all shared the melon and ham salad, the octopus salad, and the endive salad with a side order of fries (that was the size of an entree)!  \n\nThe bad side is that we were staying at the Venetian and even though the restaurant is in the hotel they will NOT delivery to our room (lame).  And we could NOT pre-order.  Restaurant policy is that the customer has tp be in the restaurant to place an order.  I guess we we're not high rollers (even though there was a baby grand piano in the room). Oh well..we got over it quickly and the food made up for it.\n\nP.S. be sure to visit the walk up bakery on the Venetian Casino Floor for dessert!
__label__3 Since my friends and I were staying at the Venetian, this restaurant was a convenient location for some higher end brunch.\n\nWe were seated outside, where the atmosphere was relaxing and quiet.  Service was impeccable, as expected from a fancy restaurant like Bouchon.  My friends would probably give an extra star for service since they were crushing on one of the waiters.\n\nWe didn't order the beignets or chicken and waffles or the other signature dishes (since we didn't know to order those).  However, we were still quite satsified with our choices.\n\nQuiche Du Jour: The flavor of the day was roquefort cheese and leek.  This crustless quiche came in just one slice, but it was quite enough.  It was moist and tasty, but I realized then that I wasn't a huge fan of blue cheese, and any more would have had me vomiting.\n\nCrab Cake Benedict: I tasted a bit of my friend's crab cake, and it was quite flavorful and tasty.  The potatoes were...potatoes.\n\nOmelette Du Jour: I didn't try any of the omelette, but the brioche was good.  But when is brioche NOT good?\n\nOver-priced, but you pay for the good service and the relaxing ambiance.  And maybe the cute waiter, too.
__label__3 I've been here like 20 times.  The only reason I don't give it 5 stars is because occasionally the food and/or service don't match the peak.  \nBreakfast is ridiculously good...try any of their sausages.  Perfectly cooked, seasoned beautifully, and just tasty.  \nFor dinner...the roast chicken is epic and served with seasonal veggies.  The cod appetizer is great too...though once it was so salty I sent it back after 1 bite.  \nAnything braised or Sous Vide has always hit the spot.  In particular their short ribs are excellent...both pork and beef.
__label__2 pretty good food for brunch. but def over priced. the steak and frites was by far the best thing out of the: white sausage and eggs, corned beef hash and eggs, waffles, chicken and waffles. the pastries were ok. not the best ive had. i probably would not go here again. however like i said, the steak and frites were good. the fries were perfect thin and salt. and the steak and tender.
__label__3 I was so looking forward to eating here for Christmas Dinner. The food was great, but I was a little disappointed. The salmon rillettes was a great into to the meal since the flavor and texture were spot on. The Endive salad was very tasty especially with the apples and roquefort. The Lamb was a little bland, but was still cooked perfectly and the finishing salt did add some extra flavor. The Boeuf Bourguignon was better than the lamb since it had a much bolder flavor and was very tender. Great wine selection and very nice staff. Our waiter was a bit full, but the rest of the staff was great. Overall the food was very good, but I think I expected something a little more spectacular, something with a bit more wow factor.
__label__3 Hands down a solid 5 star restaurant, great job Mr. Thomas Keller. But your service there sucks! Upon arriving we were given a homemade roll that was placed on our table instead of in a basket or on a plate like I saw from other tables, wait staff was not attentative at all, food and drink service after our meal hit the table were never inquired about, but the table behind us ordering a crap load of food had great service! \n\nI understand that maybe we weren't any big fish in your restaurant, but still we were dining paying customers which I believe we should still receive a certain level of service. That's where it dropped the ball for me.
__label__3 I felt like I was on a treasure hunt getting to this restaurant. If only I can be the aZn kid, Data from the Goonies then it would be awesome. Don't mistaken this spot for the Bouchon Bakery located on the casino floor, that's just the decoy. You must first start off in the lobby where you follow the signs near the check in/out counter. Find the elevator that takes you to a secret Da Vinci floor. Bank a left out of the elevators and continue through the Michelangelo (inspired ceiling) hallways until you hit the spot on your right hand side. \n\nWe arrived here around 1030ish am for brunch on a Saturday. The wait was about 20 minutes. Unfortunately, they do not take reservations. The restaurant was crowded and the tables are right next to each other so don't expect much privacy from your neighbors. I do recall the dude next to us throwing a fit about something.\n\nLet's talk about their table bread. They just throw that bad boy on your table without a basket or a serving plate. Interesting concept but don't worry germaphobes, they use wax tissue paper to handle the bread. The butter and jam is what makes this a winner. First, I believe they're both made freshly. Second, the bread+butter+jam equals a scrumptious treat. Heed my warning: if you're on a carb diet, it's probably not a good idea to try it because you won't want to put it down. The flavor of the day was blackberry I believe. Sooooo bombskiz.\n\nIn honor of Le Roscoe Pierre Chicken & Waffles that I do love to eat in LA, I ordered the: the brunch chicken and waffles. From looking at the price ($25), you'd think they were giving you duck confit and waffles. Although it's a little pricey, I have no buyer's remorse. Honestly, I'm craving it as I type this now. The bacon and chive waffle leaves a distinct taste in your mouth. Normally, you're only use to the taste of butter and syrup. Not these waffles. You get a hint of the saltiness and some other unique flavors with every bite. You even actually feel the crunch of the bacon bits in the waffles itself.\n\nThe chicken is served in 2 pieces. Looks will deceive you here, the portion of the chicken may seem petite but when you actually rip the flesh off the bones like a carnivore that you are, you'll realize that there's plenty of meat to work with. Although the chicken was slightly salty, it was still very tender and juicy. It's accompanied by a mushroom type chauffer gravy sauce.\n\nService was great and the atmosphere is loud & vibrant. I would definitely come back to try other items on the menu and to eat some more bread with homemade jam! It's definitely not a cheap meal but how often are you in Vegas anyways? Also, try their desserts or the bakery items if you have room for it.
__label__1 One word: OVERRATED.\n\nThe restaurant itself is beautiful - high ceilings, lots of natural light, view of the pool. However, I expected no less of any restaurant in the Venetian or Palazzo.\n\nBrunch food was very average.  I've had better bread and butter and better croque madames for less $ elsewhere. (However, I've learned after many Vegas trips that the price to quality ratio of food is not terribly high on the Strip.)\n\nI suspect the location in Yountville is much better.
__label__2 Was staying at the venetian, so checked this place out. I've heard lots of good things before.. But overall was not impressed too much. \n\nStarted w/ Beignets de Brandade de Morue. The insides was mashed cod & potato. It was creamy, tasted like a heavier mushy soft fish cake. That was not too bad. However, the outer breading (beignet) was pretty to the eye & crunchy to perfection. But tasted extremeeely salty & bitter. Just ate the filling..\n\nHad the steak frites for the meal, medium rare flatiron steak (good size). Steak was decent w/ bleu cheese on the top, which was delish! French fries accompanied the meat, and was extremely salty (no joke!). \n\nWasn't awful, but definitely had nothing stand out. Maybe I'll return to and try the one in LA.
__label__3 I enjoyed a lovely brunch on the patio here with some GREAT companions for great conversation.  The eggs were great.  All the pastries I tried were divine.  The bacon was merely satisfactory.  The jelly with the \nmini donuts was AMAZING.  But, they need to stop calling those things beignets.   They were donuts, and by misnaming them I expected something different in terms of fluffiness of the pastry.  The Bellinis were awesome.  Wish they served coffee in bigger cups.
__label__3 This review is for dinner.  My girlfriend and I came here for dinner on a Sunday night and we both ordered the Steak Frites.  We weren't that hungry so we just ordered a main course.  Our waiter refused to have us sit and wait for our food with nothing to munch on so he gave us a complimentary Rillettes aux Deux Saumons.  It was absolutely delicious.  It's a fresh and smoked salmon dip that we literally probably indulged in way too much bread because the dip was delicious.  Anyways, by the time our steaks came out we were stuffed but still managed to eat majority of our meat!  Overall, a good experience and we got very good service.  We almost make it a tradition to come to Bouchon every trip now.  If you're staying at the Venetian, I believe you get a little card for 10% off the meal!
__label__2 Came to have brunch with friend but they only have that at the weekend. The breakfast was very delicious. We ordered Salmon Bougette and Breakfast combo. Both are fresh and tasty. I truly felt the secret of French food: butter.  \n\nThe waiter was very attentive but I don't feel the warmness. When I asked initially what he would recommend, he said everything is good which doesn't help with a first timer.\n\nI really like the decor of the restaurand and the window overlook the pool at 10th floor.
__label__2 I must have ordered the wrong thing for breakfast.  I had a typical breakfast dish with eggs and bread and there was nothing to rave about.  There was a large selection to choose from, but nothing to say wow!
__label__3 Keller and French cooking.  That about sums it up.\n\nFor brunch, the chicken and waffles is a winner. Not to mention the fresh made profiteroles are fantastic, order before they sell out.  Can't go wrong with anything on the menu really as far as I'm concerned.\n\nThis place is located on an upper level at Venetian, you take the guest room elevators up and then cross the sky bridge and you arrive at the entrance. By no means cheap, but also not as expensive as many places in Las Vegas.  If you self park, there is a special Bouchon elevator at the ground leve of the parking structure.
__label__3 My mouth was watering at the thought of tasting Thomas Keller's cuisine for weeks before I visited Vegas.  While it was tasty, I consider anything under 5 stars for Keller to be a disapointment.\n\nThe servers were friendly, helpful and accommodating, funny and personable without being overbearing.  They offered tastes of drinks and were happy to describe anything on the menu in vivid detail.  These were our dishes, and my thoughts.\n\n1.  Oysters:  These were from New Brunswick, and they were good.  I've had good oysters and bad ones, and these were among the best.  But that's to be expected.\n\n2.  Terrine de foie gras:  This was rich.  Very rich.  It was a struggle to finish, which is not how I've ever felt eating foie.  I also prefer a seared piece of liver, rather than the terrine.  It was a little salty.\n\n3.  Cheese plate:  We ate 6 cheeses, and 3 of them were fantastic.  The others were average for a restaurant of such caliber.  I'll give them this one.  It was a great selection.\n\nAppetizers were good.  If the meal had stopped here, I may have leaned toward five stars.\n\n4.  Steak Frites:  This was run of the mill.  The pommes frites were tasty, but the cut of steak was tougher and less flavorful than I had hoped.  I wouldn't recommend this entree.\n\n5.  Roasted chicken:  It was moist and well cooked, but seasoned too heavily.\n\n6.  Pan seared skate:  This was my first time trying this dish, and it may be the ingredients rather than the cooking, but I was thoroughly unimpressed.  It was tough, dry, and way too salty.  I don't usually leave dishes unfinished, but this was one.\n\n7.  Lamb:  This was the best item I ate that evening.  It was moist, flavorful and accompanied by a delicious sauce.  I'd recommend this to diners at Bouchon.\n\nAs I said earlier, it wasn't a bad meal.  I just had such high expectations, and I was let down.  It was not the best meal I had during my two-day visit to Las Vegas.  Not bad, but proceed with caution, especially for Keller fanatics.
__label__4 My husband and I had finally decided to have a date since my son was born(which is now 20 months old). We thought we deserve it and we want to have a romantic breakfast. I had the french toast and he got the croque madame. Both were delicious. I'm not a coffee person but we ordered coffee for our drinks. Coffee was delicious!
__label__0 I and a friend dined here tonight, following the suggestion of a friend who said it was outstanding.  It isn't.  Though it starts off well with the perfunctory greetings, it went downhill.  The wine sommelier had a hard time opening the wine we brought.  My soup arrived at barely above room temperature.  Our entrees took FOREVER to arrive, and once again, mine was barely above room temperature.  The waiter, to his credit, did apologize for the delay in getting the food out to us.  And he did so twice.  That was a bad sign when he had to inform us twice.  The manager tried to make it up with bring out desserts and dessert wine.  I just don't like sweets.  For the wine we brought, the restaurant did comp the corkage fee, and the desserts and dessert wine (which were unwanted) were also comp'ed.  I will NOT go back to this place.
__label__3 Bouchon Bistro, in the Venetian, is Thomas Keller's Las Vegas presence. Judging from the google results and \"Bouchon Las Vegas dress code\" being a popular suggested search, there's some confusion about this bistro. It's relatively casual, but chic. It's decorated like an old French bistro, and the menu reflects its casual but traditional nature.\n\nHis plate: Steak Frites - pan-seared prime flat iron served with ma\u00eetre d'h\u00f4tel butter and frites\n\nHer plate: Sourdough Waffles - sourdough waffles with bananas, toasted walnuts, maple syrup, & Tahitian vanilla bean butter; cappuccino; mimosa\n\nTo share:  Beignets with chocolate and fruit dipping sauces; side of bacon\n\nThe bread for the table was beautiful and fresh, nice mini leaves of thoroughly authentic and crusty French bread. Our beignets came out hot and fresh, very dense and covered in cinnamon sugar. The dipping sauces were chocolate (that may have had a hint of hazelnut) and strawberry/raspberry.\n\nD's steak was good, though he was disappointed that the fries weren't house-made or more special. My waffles were fantastic - and the combination of the vanilla bean butter and the walnuts were really delicious. The syrup was not really needed at all, but I did appreciate that it was served warm.
__label__1 Disappointing. \nService (just the server) was middle of the road to poor. Expected a lot more from a Thomas Keller place. \nOysters were good. Server forgot oyster forks and a bowl. Brought them after we asked. \nPate was off the charts good. \nFoie gras was bland. Some of the worst I've ever had. Wtf? Tasteless and like refrigerated lard. Lacked the wonderful textures and nuanced flavor that good foie gras has. Sigh.\n\nMy friend's fish was on the bland side. Or uninspired. Lacking something. My pork short ribs were really tasty, but both of our entrees were on the just barely warm side. More Wtf. \nDessert order was taken. Server returned to explain they were out of the one my friend ordered. Ok. I know it happens. Just added to the sense that the server wasn't paying attention. Dessert was dropped and table hadn't been marked (no silverware).  Another server noticed and brought us silverware.\n\nThe back server (or busboy if you must call him that, though you ought not to) however: Amazing. This guy was on top of everything he could be expected to be from start to finish. HE was what we expected from the place. Changed plates, checked on us (when the server was off schmoozing the table of hot ladies next to us (yeah, I get it, they're hot and we're just a couple of guys, but we're ordering well and aren't you just the least bit aware of the difference in service you're providing our two tables when we're right next to each other and we can SEE it??).... oh wait, I was talking about how great the back server was... Right. He was great. Crumbed. Refilled. Fast. Expedient. Made us feel at the least... cared about? Noticed? Something like that.\n\nLower than average overall experience.\n\nPalmed the back server cash on the way out. 20% to the server because you do. And sadly, wouldn't  go back.
__label__2 I had brunch here with some friends.  The food here is good, but very pricey.  Service is good.\n\nThe bread was good.  The beignets were good as well.  My main dish was the chicken and waffles.  The chicken was tasty and juicy.  The waffles were unmemorable, but solid.  Portion sizes were pretty good and I left the establishment full.\n\nI expected more from a Thomas Keller restaurant - while the food was good, it was not overly memorable, which I was expecting given the relative high price and the Thomas Keller brand name.
__label__0 Do not go here. King of like maggianos. I hate it. Huge factory. We had bad experience with almost everything we ordered. If u love french fries then this is your place.\nWe both got sick after.
__label__2 How it pains me to write this review just to drop a star off my last review. \n\nI love Bouchon. I really do. I frequent the Bouchon in Beverly Hills, but we came here on my last Vegas trip. We were seated on the outside patio and service was completely LACKING. A good amount of time passed before our server even popped up. We placed our orders and she dropped off some jam and butter shortly after. What was missing was the bread. I'm also not sure why we didn't have bread plates because I've always had them on my table on prior visits. Our bread came way later and just a bit before our entrees. My chicken and waffles were great as usual (they've changed it a bit since my last time ordering them. They add bacon and chives to the waffles now). But back to my main point, water glasses would sit empty for a good amount of time before being refilled. It was hard to catch someone's eye to get their attention. We sat around waiting to grab someone's attention just to get a box. I'm not sure if service would have been different inside, but it was extremely lacking at this location compared to my previous visit about a year and a half ago (or to their other locations for that matter).\n\nI'll have to give them another chance since I seriously adore their food if I'm in Vegas again, but for now, I'm sticking with the Bouchon in BH for my weekend brunches.\n\nNote: They do not take reservations for brunch at this location either.
__label__3 I was a little out of my element at this high class restaurant but it was worth the trip.  We went for breakfast and tried the Chicken and Waffles.  The baked chicken and gravy was fantastic.  The service was top notch.
__label__3 I absolutely looove this place!!!!!!!\n\nTerrine de foie gras...OMG! I could've finished all 5 oz to myself if I didn't eat a bunch of other stuff. Their crispy finger-sized toasts made the perfect companions.\n\nGrand plateau....this is their 3-tiered humongous seafood combination platter that include cocktail shrimps, 3 types of raw oysters (including Kumamoto), raw clams, mussels and lobsters! My favorites were the Kumamoto oysters...they were the perfect size (abt a one dollar coin), so creamy and super fresh! Yummmm!!\n\nHouse special short rib...tender, delicious and FULL of flavor!! It's laid on top of a bed amazingly flavored mushrooms that's been reduced in wine and their special sauce. \n\nSalade de Cresson d'Endive....delicious and refreshing with perfectly seasoned vinaigrette and walnuts.\n\nVeal Chateaubriand...extremely tender cuts of meat but flavor was nothing too memorable.\n\nEscargot a la Bourguignonne...braised burgundy snails with garlic butter under Bouchon's puffed pastry. Fantastic but very heavy on the butter....the richness of the butter and the pastry may turn some off.   \n\nAnd for desserts!!!! The dark chocolate mousse and the pot de creme are must-tries!!! Perfectly rich and creamy!! If you're a chocolate lover...you will not be disappointed with chocolate mousse!!!! Warning...will induce foodgasms!!! ;D\n\nOverall...even though Bouchon has multiple locations and a commercialized chef (still very respected)...the food at this Vegas location is Fantastic!!! Especially if you know what to order....and if you don't, ask the friendly server and give him/her some specific descriptives of what you favor and seek. Bon Appetit!! :D
__label__2 Fine place to go if you want a casual dinner but don't expect much more.  Well priced, many options, everything good but nothing amazing.  Loud atmosphere, service fine. If you're looking for a more celebrity chef type restaurant you can easily find better options.
__label__4 Concluded our most recent Vegas adventure with brunch at Bouchon. Non existent wait time during a Monday afternoon. \n\nI believe Riley was our server, wish I was a hundred percent on his name as we definitely wanted to note his level service. He was funny, utmost honest and very accommodating. We requested a table change and serval order alterations as well in which he addressed on a positive note with good humor. \n\nMenu offerings were all mouth watering, our  ordered dishes were even more delicious! I had the corned beef hash, side of potato croquettes accompanied by a bloody mary. Portions were particularly large and made the travel trek to be served as breakfast for the following morning back home. \n\nDining in gained us a 15% treat receipt at the strip bakeries.
__label__2 Wanted to come here after the great reviews on yelp. Came for breakfast\n\nThe french toast was AMAZING. My husband absolutely adored it!\n\nI ordered eggs which came with bread and spinach. The spinach was really not to my taste, I didn't like that it was bitter. \n\nThe scrambled eggs were cooked great, not burnt and just the good amount of butter. Potatoes were good though\n\nI think Id come back here for the French Toast. I thought it was totally worth it for that. The rest werent that great
__label__1 Definitely not impressed. Service was LAME server knew nothing about French wine; neither did the \"expert\" that took over 30 minutes to come to our table to merely read the wine list to us. The server who brought the seafood appetizer was equally clueless. He informed us that Tamale Bay (sic) was \"somewhere on the East Coast\".  Add to that the oysters were poorly shucked; devoid of nectar and still attached to the shell.\n\nNo plates for the bread & pistachios??? that came out after 20 mins. Food was really good, not fabulous. Two in my party got a special, the lamb shank; the most impressive item of the evening. \n\nSorry Mr Keller, you need MUCH better staff.
__label__4 A bit hard to find, but worth the find!!\n\nI got the waffles and the oatmeal sitting at the bar, and they were the best waffles I've had....and the best oatmeal I've had at a restaurant.  The waffles were TO DIE FOR!!!  SUPER crispy, yet light, fluffy and moist on the inside served with a vanilla  bean butter.  The oatmeal was creamy and delicious.\n\nI had a flight to catch so the bartender was super attentive without being annoying, my food came out really fast, and they kept the place really clean.  Overall, such a pleasant experience.  What a fantastic restaurant!
__label__3 ah, Bouchon.  So many people talk about this place but I had never been.  First, it's in a ridiculous location as others have noted.  Everyone else's reviews are very poor in their direction.  I think someone said that it's in the southwest area of the Venetian.  Ok. Who the F**k  has a compass in the F**king casino???    It's by the registration lobby.  That simple.  Take the elevators up and you are there.\n\nThere was a small wait for the brunch.  The brunch menu is basically the same as the breakfast (with a few additions).  So. . . .\n\nChicken and Waffles.  - Glorious.  The waffles have bits of bacon in them and they are amazing.  The Chicken is roasted and not fried.  I have to think that it is better this way because I can't imagine this dish being beat by any restaurant.  You must get this.\n\nFrench Toast - Looks great but it's not that impressive.  You should try something else.  \n\nAmbiance - I think the restaurant loses a star here.  The decor is dated and the tables too crowded.  There were a couple of single old men sitting by themselves on the small tables and whenever they coughed, I cringed.  Who knows what germs they caught from their respective escorts last night?  \n\nI still highly recommend, even just for the chicken and waffles.
__label__4 I used to live in Napa and was very excited there was a Bouchon here in Vegas! Not only is the cuisine excellent, but I love the atmosphere and ambiance of both the Napa and Vegas restaurant. Bouchon has a bit of everything and I always love trying new items every visit. They have a great kids menu as well so don't be intimated.\n\nRillettes aux Deux Saumons was an item that seemed odd to me, but really delicious when I tried it. I'm a huge fan of their Confit de Canard, which sells out fast! Also love their perfectly roasted Poulet Roti, the Croque Madame, and Sole Billi Bi!\n\nBrunch reservations go fast on weekends, but sooo perfectly portioned and I love their selections and accompaniments!  The raw bar has an incredible selection of freshly flown in sea food. \n\nThe desserts are a perfect way to end a good meal. I love the Bouchons!! MMM!!! It's an experience that always takes me to a place of relaxation and indulgence!
__label__0 Very disappointing ! I had a lot of expectation from this place , heard so much about the chef and basically it's really not that good \nBeside the food everything was ok so really the star is just for the food \nThe fish dish was awful ! I even think it wasn't fresh because of the after taste \nSeriously the $1000 bill wasn't well spent
__label__1 I was in the Venetian for business and decided to try Bouchon for lunch.   Maybe my expectations were too high but it if I had to describe it in one word it would be \"disappointing\".  My server Douglass was great.  Long time Las Vegan and fun and prompt.  I rarely send back food but the escargo was so bad I did it.  Bad escargot in a french place is a sin.\n\nI might give it another try but with so many other places to try n Vegas, it's unlikely to make the top of my list.
__label__2 Let me first say that I love Thomas Keller. I like that he rose up the ranks the old fashion way and essentially a self taught master chef of the 3 Michelin Star  - The French Laundry (Of which I hope to go one day). I understand that Bouchon is not trying to be The French Laundry. I wanted to love Bouchon but unfortunately it was a let down. \nThe highs were the bread and butter. The large seafood platter. The service. \nThe lows and it was really low was my main course of a 9 oz. Rib steak that cost $62. A complete let down and I know Thomas Keller if he was there would never serve it. It was dry and favourless. I did not send it back since it was not a mistake; my other dinner companion order the same thing and the results were the same. \n\nAvoid the steak since $62 bucks can buy you a much better steak in Vegas. Get if off the menu please. Everything else was great including dessert.
__label__2 I've dined at Bouchon a handful of times over the years. Half the time it's been pleasant and half the time it's been just \"meh.\" Sometimes the food is good but service is subpar or other times service is excellent and food just doesn't cut it.\n\nI am rating this with my most current experience in mind. We arrived at about 6pm with no reservation. They were kind enough to make a table available for us outside near the pool. The servers were very attentive and our waitress thoroughly went over the specials as well as her menu favorites.  I appreciated the fact that she let us take our time and answered all of our questions. \n\nWhat we ordered: \n\nDeviled Eggs ($5) deliciously simple, can't really go wrong with deviled eggs. Just enough mayo with the egg yolk.\n\nSteak and frites ($37) server was kind enough to help us split this since we were sharing. She indicated that the steak was typically served medium. I wanted medium rare, my dining partner wanted medium well, we compromised and got it medium. Definitely way too well done for my liking and ended up being quite chewy. It also came with fries, regular or truffle, we chose regular and they weren't anything special. \n\nPork belly ($41) special of the day. Ridiculously over-priced for what it was. I don't usually talk about food in measurements but this is kind of necessary. The pork belly was a block about a 2x1.5 inches; about half the size of my iPhone. Half of which was all fat. I think I was swindled. Bouchon robbed me of my money and I kinda want it back. Oh well.  What little bit of meat I did eat was good, but not great.\n\nFurthermore, I'm aware that typically they serve bread and butter as well as pistachios before your meal. I actually had to request this after our entrees were served. Slightly annoyed? I sure was! \n\nI think this place is deserving of 3 stars. Half good and half bad... Right in the middle. I will prob come back, but not for a while.
__label__2 Napa location is on a different level compared to Vegas. The food and service at the bar were both a little rough. Our server/bartender completely forgot about us several times and we had to reorder a few times as well. In addition, I overheard the bartender blame the chef for an error in food to a customer. I thought that was very unprofessional. Quality of the food did not seem up to par from my previous experiences in Napa.
__label__3 If you're staying at Venetian, it's hard to eat anywhere else for brunch. I mean... this place was literally on our way out of the room. They have a nice patio surrounded by fountains, and the omelets are different every day ;)
__label__1 I describe Olives as a huge disappointment.  It has the formula to be a great restaurant.  There are friendly hostesses seating you on time for your reservation in a beautifully appointed dining room, a nice drink/wine list, and an interesting menu.  However, the execution is terrible or at least it was for our dinner experience on a Friday night.\n\nFirst of all, we were seated or crammed into a table about a foot and a half away from people on each side.  Second, we did not get our drinks for fifteen minutes and did not even get water for ten.  When our waiter finally appeared, he told us how busy he was and tried to get sympathy because some old man was demanding.  Okay, we gave him the benefit of the doubt until I asked him a question about the menu and his answer was, \"You know, I am going to have come back because I really need to wait on that table.\"  So much for us sitting there not being helped for fifteen minutes...ugh.\n\nWith regards to the food, it was above average.  The bread and olive tapenade was commendable.  The boston bibb salad fell in the alright category.  The true winner for us was the portobello flatbread.  I can imagine that if I would have had a salad and flatbread for lunch, I would probably be writing a much better review.  Then, my husband had the risotto special and I had the halibut.  The fish was flaky and quite tasty, but I could not even dent it, it was so large.  The risotto was undercooked and lacked pizazz.\n\nAll in all, a disappointing experience and not one living up to the name or price of Todd English.  I think it is time for him to drop in on his Vegas restaurant to see how things are going.
__label__0 I ate at Olive's in NYC and gave it 2 stars but the LV-Olives is even worse! Our waiter was retarded: he messedup the order at least 3 times. He was so confused. We ordered the flat bread and it came with no cheese and it wasnt cooked. WTF? What a big disappointment. Once again, nice decor, okay service and good drinks = big bill. im dont like these \"new-American\" eateries. The food is so dull every time.
__label__1 Just not great.  Much-touted carpaccio was a study in overkill. The beef was great so why smother it with an overpowering mound of blue cheese etc?  Waiter was nice and accomodating, wine recommender (please tell me he wasn't a sommelier), made pedestrian recommendations of wines that you could get anywhere (in spite of asking for unusual choices).  The process took forever as he was indecisive and did not seem to be particularly adept at zeroing in on taste preferences.\n\nSea bass was cooked perfectly but oddly fishy, my friend's scallops were overcooked and ho hum.\n\nIn an under-served town would get higher ratings; in Las Vegas, not so much.  I would not revisit.
__label__3 We came here on our last nite in Vegas yesterday.  We wanted to sit outside but the wait was an hour and we had a flight to catch so we just ended up sitting inside. the food, I thought it was pretty good.  We did the restaurant week menu.  which includes:\n\nBuffalo Mozzarella in Carrozza : mozzarella wrapped in house made pasta, heirloom tomatoes,parmesan creama, balsamic roasted red onion, basil flakes -  this was pretty good...very cheesy...i liked it because i love cheese but my friend thought it was too much...good portions and the vegetables was yummy\n\nChar Grilled Kobe Skirt Steak : summer ratatouille, red wine bordelaise, maytag blue cheese croutons, crispy fried onion rings -  huge huge portion, i didn't finish mine cuz it was too much food.  the steak was okay, a little chewy and I normally don't eat steak ... but I thought it was okay \n\nMudslide Ice Cream Sandwich : double chocolate espresso cookies, bailey's ice cream,kahl\u00faa chocolate glaze, caramel sauce - yummmyyy...loved it...\n\nthe meal was 50 per person.  with tips and tax, it was 62 per person but I thought it was well worth it for the size of the meal that we got.  i would definitely go back and try something else next time.
__label__4 Holy smokes! this place was incredible. We just went here on Friday night before we went to see \"O\". This was my birthday dinner and I could not have been happier. First, the three olive tapanades that came out with the bread were super tasty. My husband and I shared the fig and prosciutto flat bread...it was big! Definitely too much for the two of us but I'm so glad we ordered it. For dinner, I had the halibut with shrimp risotto. Seriously...this was the best halibut I have ever had. There was about a dozen shrimp on my plate that were cooked to perfection. The sauce was amazing...mushrooms and some greens. seriously one of the best meals I've ever had. Husband ordered the Adobo Tuna with some polenta and it was as good if not better than mine. Unfortunately we had no room for dessert but because it was my b-day they brought us out a small plate of truffles, lemon, chocolate and hazelnut. Even those were amazing. The service was great, I would say by far my favorite restaurant in Vegas. I wish we would have requested the patio so we could watch the bellagio water show. We could actually still see it from inside the restaurant but next time we'll definitely request the patio. If you want delicious food and a great environment, don't skip this place.
__label__3 There are loads of restaurants in Vegas. I'd go back to this one, which means it must be at least a 4.\n\nAt around noon it was pretty dead so had the pick of the seating, but stayed inside as it was a breezy day in late November. Service was attentive and it was kept up as it got busier over the next hour or so.\n\nReally liked the bread basket with olivey accompaniments, and the entree (a venison special, $20) was great. Had the more expensive of two pinot noirs on the by-the-glass wine list, which was a good choice too.
__label__1 I just had lunch here with two friends. From start to finish it was two hours for lunch, I think this is unacceptable. We were seated right away and greeted pretty quickly. The server was pushing a glass of Shiraz on me which I agreed to. He also took the drink order for my two friends. We got the 3 wines 15 minutes later, and when i asked for bread he said it would come after the menus were gone but he still hadn't taken our order. I had the Cesar salad that had no flavor and the tomatoes were too ripe and very mushy. My friend had the tuna carpaccio which was good and had very nice presentation. \n\nThe entrees came after an hour and 20 minutes from when we sat. We had to ask three people about our food and we heard our waiter ask someone where it was also. I had the pasta special which was with chicken, mushrooms, peas on paradelle. It was very bad, all the flavors muddled together and the paradelle was thin and overcooked. The chicken was shredded which I've never had on a pasta with white wine sauce, I didn't even finish a third of it. My friends had sandwiches which were just fine. We had to split the check and the waiter made a big deal about it and said he had to talk to the manager. For what i detailed above at lunch, it was $150. \n\nI would never go back to this restaurant or any other Todd English restaurant.
__label__3 Great food, great ambiance! I had the pan seared jumbo scallops and my boyfriend had the salmon on the special menu. The four large scallops were so tender and smooth and the salmon was lightly crisp on the outside and very moist on the inside. The food arrived promptly as I enjoyed the salty, but addicting olive spread and bread. If you sit on the patio, you can watch the water show at the Bellagio. Unfortunately, there was a private event on the patio that night. Our table for two was also very tight, but wonderful experience overall.
__label__1 My boyfriend took me to dinner here for my 26th birthday.\nWe were seated on the patio with an amazing view of the Bellagio fountain show.  They even let us move closer when a small table was available.\n\nI started my meal with a cocktail, the Lychee Blossom, and it was definitely flowery... a little too floral for my taste.  The bread and cracker basket was alright; it was fun to taste the different tapenades and olives that came with it.\n\nWe had the infamous Beef Carpaccio, which was really saucy but tasty nonetheless.  We also tried the grilled octopus dish, served with chickpeas and tomatoes, which was also tasty.\n\nMy boyfriend had the shortrib with a truffle fried egg and I had the butternut squash tortelli.  I had a bite of his short rib, which was alright...but I've had better. My tortelli was good, but a bit sweet.  We ordered some corn/polenta dish that was a little weird.  We usually love polenta but this had fresh corn mixed in and it kind of threw the texture off for me.  The garlicky spinach (compliments of the chef, I guess) was really good.\n\nWe ordered the lemon tarts for dessert (I LOVE lemon desserts) but I was  a little disappointed when it arrived.  3 little store-bought tart shells (I work pastry in a kitchen...so I know the brand) with a bit of raspberry puree and runny lemon curd sloppily spooned in, topped with over whipped cream and some pretty candied lemon rounds.  \n\nThey also sent out their salted caramel cheesecake, which sounded good, but needs just a little bit of work (I enjoy salty-sweet desserts, but this one was a tad heavy on the salt). \n\nBottom Line: \nIt was a nice birthday dinner.  The weather was nice enough to sit outside (keep in mind it was the beginning of November) and the Bellagio fountains were  beautiful.  The food itself was so-so considering the amount that I can assume he payed.  I would come back for lunch if I was in the area just to have the carpaccio, but I do not think I'd come back for a full blown dinner.
__label__4 Fantastic Mediterranean gem at the Bellagio. Situated behind Lake Bellagio, the view from window & balcony seats are stunning, especially in the evening. But no worries, even if you're in the dining room you'll still have partial views of the water work.   \n\nOnce you're seated, your server will most likely greet you right away and tell you a bit the restaurant & menu if it's your first time. (Service at Olive in general is fantastic. I've dined here a handful of times and never once I received anything short of excellent service.) Then it's the complimentary bread basket with three different types of olive tapenade for the table, they're very delicious btw. \n\nA few menu recommendations:\n\nFig & Prosciutto flatbread - This has to be the best Fig & Prosicutto combo I've ever had. The sweet Fig jam goes perfect with the Gorgonzola cheese. The rosemary crust is a nice touch.\n\nButternut Squash Tortelli - Very tasty Vegetarian pasta dish. The sauce is a little on the heavy side in my opinion.\n\n\nAnother honorable mention is the Jumbo sea Scallops, served in this sweet & sour glaze on a bed of Arugula salad. However, as delicious as this dish is, I don't recommend if you're hungry or if you're looking to get your money's worth. You get about 6 scallops with this dish and it's $39\n\nFlatbreads, sandwiches & pastas are $14-$22;  main entrees are $26-$60 (steaks are in the $50-$60 ballpark). Cocktails are $12-$18.  Champagnes are $110+ per bottle.\n\nThe restaurant itself is trendy but very comfortable; and even though it does have a romantic atmosphere, I wouldn't really recommend it as a date place, as it tend to get very noisy during dinner time. It is however, a great place to dine with family (adults) and friends. I would not recommend this place for children. Reservations recommended.
__label__0 This place is a disaster!  The prices do not reflect the poor quality of the food.  I ordered the rib eye steak and it was ultra thin, gritty, and overcooked and it was topped with a sauce that did not complement the rest of the meal.  The steak was no better than what you would receive at Denny's at 2 AM in the morning.  This place is way over priced and the food flat out sucks.  Todd English needs to re-evaluate the direction of Olives.  I felt this way the first time around and I didn't say anything, but after my second visit to the restaurant I couldn't let my disappointment in the cuisine slide.  The public needs to know that this restaurant is a rip off.   If you want good food go to BOAS or the Stratosphere.
__label__0 I've eaten at a lot of fine dining establishments during my time living in Vegas, and Olives is by far the worst, and one of only two restaurants that I refuse to go back to (the other being Prime, located just up the mall from Olives).  \n\nWhere to begin? First, our party of three arrived for our 8:00pm reservation a few minutes early, and had to wait until about 8:30pm before we were seated -- strike 1.  We ventured to the bar to wait, where I decied I'd try one of their speciality cocktails they were offering for the night - except not, because they were out -- strike 2.  When we were finally seated, we were crammed into a crowded, loud, dark corner where we could barely move -- strike 3. \n\nTo expand, the atmosphere and ambiance of Olives is awful.  They have crammed way too many tables into their already cramped dining room, for no other reason than because they can, I would suppose.  The wait staff is constantly bumping into the backs of chairs and are forced to reach in front of you to accomplish even the simplest tasks.  A side effect of the crowded dining room is the noise.  Even at a small table, you can forget about conversation unless you feel like losing your voice from shouting by the end of your meal (I'm exaggerating, but this place is WAY too loud for a high-end restaurant).  The lighting is ineffective, and the tables are so dark that you can barely see what you're eating - this is not necessarily a bad thing, because the food was so overly complex, that it failed on just about every level.  Yet another restaurent that fails because of what I like to call 'Top Chef Syndrome' - leave the campy molecular gastronomy, overly complex sauces, and useless garnishes to the few professionals that do it well, and get back to the basics of just cooking your food well.\n\nEverything (with the exception of the osso buco, which was the only highlight of the meal) was just not up to par with a restaurant of this reputation and price.  Our meal for three was close to $600 - apparently we gambled, and lost, on this one.  I wouldn't go back here even if someone else was paying.
__label__4 We dropped in at dinner time when they were super full with a wait, but their bartender was able to find a seats at the bar, we had great service and though we had appetizers everything was exceptional. I want to say the olive spreads are worth a visit on their own but the carpaccio was the best I've ever had. I also had the Foie Gras which being from CA is always a treat.Once again would love to try more items on the menu so hope to go back
__label__1 I had high hopes for my return visit to Olives. Several years ago I had a lovely meal at the restaurant while staying at the Bellagio, but was disappointed with my most recent dinner. \n\nService was both rushed and inattentive, with a sense of urgency to turn the tables coupled with an attitude that more than suggested \"Why bother, we'll never see these people again.\" Staff wanted to take our meal order even before presenting the menu.\n\nThe foie gras served with my meal was delicate and properly seared. I wish I could say the same for the filet, which - ordered rare - was served over-cooked, dry, and completely unseasoned. Staff were nowhere to be found after dropping off the dishes, so there was no one to run interference with the kitchen.\n\nTodd English, your staff at this outpost can and should do better with both service and cuisine. The Bellagio Hotel & Resort positions itself as a 5 star establishment and purports to have restaurants of the same caliber. Sadly, this spot is letting them down.
__label__3 Restaurant Week Meal #7 (Lunch for $30.13):\nAppetizer: Cantaloupe Soup OR Portabello Piccata OR Caprese Tart\n\nEntree: Roasted Breast of Chicken OR Lake Superior Whitefish OR Grilled Skirt Steak\n\nDessert: Coconut Caramel Cake OR Seasonal Sorbet Trio\n\nSince I was already getting the steak, my friend opted to get a burger and truffle fries instead of doing RW. I was asked if I've tried Olives before and I haven't...we had bread service and that's when I realized why I haven't been here - I'm allergic to olives! Too late, we already placed our order.\n\nCantaloupe Soup:\nWith almonds and minted creme fraiche. I like cantaloupe so this was an easy choice plus, it's different. A nice, cool and refreshing soup. It's lightly salted so it's not like eating dessert. It's best eaten with a spoon which the server didn't give me. 4/5\n\nGrilled Skirt Steak:\nCame with Italian sausage mashed potatoes, roasted Brussels sprouts, Pinot Noir reduction topped with watercress salad. I love steak but this one was not that good especially if they don't give you a steak knife. 3.5/5\n\nCoconut Caramel Cake:\nCame with chocolate malt ice cream and coconut brittle. I'm not a fan of coconut but I was not in the mood for sorbet either.  The ice cream was very good. The cake was like a deconstructed macaroon. Not too bad. 4/5\n\nOlive's Burger and Truffle Fries:\nDressings on the side: pickles, tomatoes and onions. This usually comes with Parmesan Fries but my friend got it substituted with Truffle Fries. His first burger was cooked medium-well...and dry so he sent it back.  The second burger was perfectly medium-rare. Tasty and juicy. The fries were perfect! 4.5/5\n\nDespite the utensil snafu, Olives has good things going on.  The burger and truffle fries...yum! They have a nice view of the Miracle Mile and the Fountains of Bellagio if you sit at the patio. There are birds waiting for a free meal but they're not pesky.
__label__0 AVOID THIS TOURIST TRAP: high prices, poor service, mediocre food, boring menu.  Save your money for the slot machines (and not at the Bellagio).\n\nOn our way to Olive's, we asked some Bellagio workers for directions.  One pointed us in the right direction.  But, as we walked away, his coworker made an insulting wisecrack (unbelievably rude).\n\nThe hostesses at Olives were friendly and helpful. The waiter, on the other hand, was simply indifferent. He offered helpful information only when directly questioned. At these prices, I expect more - professionalism. at the very least.  What we got was some burned-out character, who only came alive when offering us desserts (and then, only half-heartedly.)\n\nAt fine restaurants, I look for creativity in the menu, especially the appetizers. The menu completely lacked creativity - no interesting appetizers, no interesting entrees, not even an interesting soup.  (Potato soup, really? Is this Luby's?)   The central theme in the menu appeared to be food that can be cranked out relatively quickly in mass quantities (so they can hurry the customer out the door).\n\nWe were disappointed with the entrees.  The steak - terrible.  The short ribs - poor.  The chicken - mediocre.  The branzini (fish) - okay (nothing to write home about).  Again, at these prices, you expect fine cuisine.  Instead, you get overpriced mediocre food.  \n\nWe all declined dessert.  Nobody at the table seemed willing to throw good money after bad.  Nor should you.\n\nAs we left, other unlucky tourists stood outside, waiting to be seated.  I wanted to warn them to stay away (but didn't want to make a scene).  So, I'm warning you: stay away from Olives.
__label__1 It's a good lunch place for business meetings or dates. If you are lucky, you can sit out on the patio for an awesome view of the fountains. The interior decor is hip and contemporary with some booth seatings. \n\nUnfortunately, the food is quite disappointing. For starter, the beef carpaccio was unappetizing and the presentation was too. There's mushy beef on top of salad and polenta. It was a bit gross with a huge portion too. The mussels capellini dish was alright, but it was nothing special. The mussels were fresh though. The lunch beef sirloin is quite big, but the edges taste a bit burnt. The meat was chewy and tasted gamey. \n\nOverall, come for the potential of patio view and nice decor. The food is average at best especially for Vegas standards at top hotels.
__label__3 Great starter , octopuss with squids grilled\nI ordered the sword fish , kind disappointed \nWas too butter taste like. Wine was good\nToo expensive though , I understand the mark up but this was a bit too much.\nMy wife and I usually stay at the Wynn \nAnd we dine out at bartolotta ristorante Di mare. Very expensive but worth every penny's
__label__3 Very nice.  A little hard to get in the day I went but it was a Friday...  Wound up with a seat at the bar and other than feeling like I really needed to rush through dinner so they could work another paying customer in it was excellent.  I went with the crazy mushroom pasta - so many levels of flavor going on in here...it was hard to stop.  I did though, and consequently wound up getting 2 meals out of 1 with this dish b/c I had plenty leftover for lunch another day.  It's not too expensive if you take this into consideration.  If you are looking to cut down on the price you might also wanna skip multiple $16 cocktails.  I didn't - I went for the gusto.  Something like a margarita but less sweet and with cilantro had it's hooks in me...  I heard everyone saying the place to sit was the balcony - apparently you wind up with an excellent view of the dancing waters if you sit there...so maybe next time.  Will def go back for that pasta...
__label__4 Stopped by here for lunch on a weekday. No reservations were required and we stepped right in to an open table.\n\nWe had the carpaccio and it was delicious. My friend also had the scallops, which were served in risotto. This was a very well made dish, texture and taste wise. I would highly recommend it for anyone who likes scallops and risotto. \n\nWe also ordered the truffle fries which were potato wedges with truffles as well as a flat bread. Both were good. The flat bred resembles a pizza and makes a good appetizer for a party of 3-4. \n\nOne of the best parts of Olives is the view of the Bellagio fountains. Sitting inside, the backdrop of this restaurant are the fountains. Probably very romantic at night. There's also balcony seating and I would love to try to get a table on the balcony next time, if it's not too hot. \n\nOverall, very recommended!
__label__1 Confused that the Yelp listing is not Todd English's Olives, as the restaurant signage, menu, and promotional materials state. I guess Todd himself dined here and had an experience similar to mine, and didn't want his name associated with the place.\n\nThe food ranged from tasty cheese on the charcuterie board and surprisingly good espresso martinis, to average/mediocre everything else- and we ordered a lot. Tables are initially served a breadbasket with three mismatched breads, and a tray of olives and two tapenades- the green is best.\n\nCHARCUTERIE BOARD: two types of tasty cheeses (one was a blue), two types of meat (salami and prosciutto?), dates, candied walnuts, and crisps. Wish I could tell you what type of cheese it was, but all dishes were presented without any sort of explanation or comment.\nFOIE GRAS: served with fresh fig (singular), port reduction (gross), and truffle crema (tastless, certainly no truffle here). Served without any sort of crackers or bread, and our breadbasket was empty and no one ever refilled it.  Did not care for the texture, flavors seemed off. Would have shared this with my server, but we never saw him.\n\nBRICK OVEN ROASTED FREE RANGE CHICKEN: served with a potato cake and green means, all amid a sea of tasty jus, but the chicken itself was bland. Recurring issue with dishes here. Again, even just salt would have helped this dish.\nBONE-IN NY STRIP SPECIAL: served with green beans and fingerling potatoes, steak was plated with a giant puddle of some sort of cabernet sauce? Guess it was meant to hide the fact that the meat was flavorless aside from gobs of fat in every bite, and unseasoned to the point that it desperately needed salt. No char or sear at all. \n\nMUSHROOM RISOTTO: decent-ish side, mediocre version of a favorite dish. The table ate the entire portion though.\nCRISPY ZUCCHINI: no menu description, expected a roasted version but received a plate of tempura zuke covered with cheese. Hard not to like that but odd considering the rest of the menu. \n\nAs you can see, we had issues with the service. The restaurant wasn't that busy, yet we rarely saw our server. Literally went 20 minutes wanting a martini that I couldn't order because he never came by. When he did, he didn't seem to care at all. We were asked what we wanted to drink, what we wanted to order, and if we had any questions- no intro, no script, no explanation of specials, devoid of personality. Didn't even ask to see a dessert menu because we were so put off by the flavorless food and nonexistent service.
__label__1 The wait after you order is pretty bad. It took over an hour to get out main course at lunch. Big waste of time. Can't say it's like this for everyone since even people who came later than us got their food earlier so I think it's just hit or miss based on disorganization. The food is OK. I wouldn't come here just for the food though. The only shining light to this experience is that they served us foie gras when it's not available for lunch. But it is available for dinner, so why not just make it available at all times instead of making people ask for it?
__label__3 Good Day\nA week before Christmas we arrived in Las Vegas.  Visiting our daughter who lives in the area.\nTruly memorable,  great food , excellent service and the fountain show was so sweet. Christmas songs, great food,  wonderful ambience. \nWill definitely be back .
__label__1 Get some late night dessert here and receive free entry to the club. The desserts here are so pretty, that you'll have to take a picture before you take a bite. Too bad the dessert doesn't make up for the lame club there have here afterwards. The music is wack and I just can't dance to wack music.
__label__1 No amount of alcohol, drugs, fabulous friends, crazy chicks in the restroom getting wheeled out, fantastic decor or hot women doing acrobatics on wires suspended from the ceiling can make up for the fact that the DJ was so bad that I wanted to barf all over the floor* on several occasions.\n\n\n\n*disclaimer - this is NOT because I partied too hard in Vegas!!
__label__2 So my best friend turned 21 last Friday and we came to the RumJungle for dinner. The restaurant and the rum bottle display is amazing. The rum bottle display consists of shelves of rum all the way to the ceiling, with colored lights constantly changing the color of the display. Also, there's cool walls with waterfall around the restaurant.\n\nPersonally, I thought the food was just okay. Even though I don't eat meat, I had one of their salads and it was just okay. Even though I didn't get to try any of their meat, I feel like if you're going to charge almost $20 for a salad, it better be damn good. But the salad was eh.\n\nHowever, the drinks were awesome here. But food was okay. \n\nThen, about 6 hours later, we went back to Rum Jungle since we were staying at Mandalay Bay. As a club, this place sucked. The music was not crackin, and the place was empty. Needless to say, I stayed for about 10 minutes and left. And I only left with a bottle of Voss water.
__label__2 RumJungle was quite the experience...  \n\nWent with the fiance, so I kept the partying mellow.  RumJungle happened to be the first place we encountered when entering Mandalay Bay.  No cover and a super friendly (maybe Somoan?) bouncer.  It was super dead and the party was just about to start.  No one on the dance floor.\n\nThere was a lot of bench seating available around the two dancefloors.  Thirty minutes and 3 drinks later, we started watching our bench neighbors getting down on the dance floor.  It was a very interesting night because it was unlike any crowd I have ever seen...  everyone looked like they were in their 40s and/or corporate nerds that never get laid.  I probably wouldn't do a repeat, but I had fun.
__label__0 If RumJungle were a person, I would take intense delight in running in place on his genitals.  Then again, if RumJungle were a person, he'd probably be one of those 250 lb. dudes that have a myriad of neck tattoos and work out just enough to have big arms but flabby man boobs.  \n\nAnd although I'm plenty sneaky, my record in my surprising number of street fights over the years is reminiscent of the current state of affairs with California's state budget.  So where does that leave my analogy?  Touche...
__label__1 Review is for dinner. I actually give it 2.5 stars but they deserve to be rounded down... Menu for dinner was tiny, disappointing. Decided to go with the Caribbean jambalaya and it was ok, but the flavors were a little too coconut-y. The pina colada on the rocks-esk drink I had was ok.\n\n Food made me sick afterward though, maybe it was the way too sweet drinks (only had two so don't blame it on the boos). It annoyed me that we paid over $100 for two people for OK food, and they were trying to convert everything over to club mode so we were rushed out and the end of our dinner was ruined with loud music. This was only at 9pm! \n\nI won't be back.
__label__2 I have visited Rumjungle twice. Both for dinner. First time- I was highly intoxicated. Food seemed impressive (it's Brazilian churrascaria)  and from what I could remember, turkey was really salty. \n\nSecond time- I was highly sober. Food turned out to be not so impressive. I don't know if this is a result of diminishing returns or because this is true. Either way, food was still good, service was excellent, and alcohol is extensive as far as choices. Try the rum jungle drink, it's pretty good and loaded with lots of rum so you get your money's worth. \n\nFavorite meats: lamb and tri-tip. I also like their salad. The turkey this time around didn't seem too salty and the pork loins was very lean. Don't even bother with the breads they give you. Filler foods are for fools. (Nice alliteration. You know it!)\n\nAfter having this twice, I think I am done with Rumjungle. Would I recommend it? Yeah, sure why not! It is pretty good after all!
__label__2 Someone PLEASE explain the trend of guys wearing oversized round sunglasses indoors at night.  You look like bugs.  And let me tell you something, just a little secret...\n\nI\ndo\nnot\nwant \nto \ndance\nwith\na \nBUG.\n\nOPM was absolutely full of human bugs.  And simulated anal sex on the dance floor.  And really, really bad champagne.  The saving graces were the pleasant staff (all the bouncers smile at you and the bartendresses were pleasant) and the I-wanna-dance-crowd.  I don't know if those two things would ever bring me back - maybe with some Raid...\n\n(And I was not writhing on the floor as Ms Annie D. suggests.  I was doing deep knee bends.)
__label__3 Healthy, delicious spa cuisine served for breakfast and lunch tucked away in a spa oasis from the hustle and bustle of Vegas. Located off the lobby of the Canyon Ranch Spa at The Venetian, the decor here is casual yet nice. I had a great breakfast of smoked turkey hash with a poached egg here. Their breakfast menu includes whole wheat pancakes and a variety of omelets amongst other things.
__label__4 Best food in Vegas. All natural, fresh, healthy, and tasty!
__label__2 This place's appeal is waning a bit for me.  I do still love that it's on the way to the gym, many of the products are organic or fair trade, and the service is friendly (albeit sometimes a bit slow).  However, some of the food seems to lack flavor, which is a bummer.  I will continue to grab a small bite before heading to the gym, but if it's a non-rushed or more substantial breakfast I'm looking for, I will head elsewhere.
__label__2 Stuffy and pretentious. That's how I would like to start this review. Be warned! The wait staff had the nerve to talk sh*t about a friend that was having a great (loud) time at our table in French. Little did they know that 2 people including myself spoke French so we became louder and stayed WAY beyond our welcome. I didn't see any other table drop $$$ on Caviar or Magnums so why tell our table to behave? Other than that, the meal was good. My favorite from the tasting menu is the Canard & Foie Gras. For $300 a head, go to Picasso instead.
__label__4 Having eaten so many times at Le Cirque, I would say I am a bit of an expert.  I've had everything on the menu, sometimes multiple times, and I can honestly say that they do not serve even a single bad dish.  This is one high-class restaurant that has earned their Five Diamonds.  In fact, their sister location in New York City has been the haunt of many of the cities elite.  Ever since their opening of their Las Vegas location in The Bellagio, they have been a shining star in the Las Vegas dining scene.\n\nThe fine french style cuisine is separated into two sections on the menu: Classic and Contemporary.  They have a well prepared prix fixe menu, that I would recommend for the indecisive, but I have always just chosen my own.  One thing I would leave up to the staff would be the wine pairings.  The Sommelier is very accomplished, and knows exactly how to find a perfect match between your personal tastes and the food you are eating.  For those more interested in a liquor or cocktail pairing the Bartender is as seasoned and artful as they come.  \n\nHere are my suggestions for the Appetizer and the Entree, both for the Classic and the Contemporary\n\nAppetizer, Classic:  Salade de Homard\nThis lobster and fresh greens salad is in a black truffle oil dressing, and it is their signature appetizer.  It is crisp, fresh, lightly rich, and expertly well balanced.  A perfect prelude to a fine meal.\n\nAppetizer, Contemporary:  Risotto du March\u00e9\nWhile the risotto they serve changes once each season, I have yet to have one that wasn't completely decadent.  I believe one of the best I've had was the Wild Mushroom and gruy\u00e8re.\n\nEntree, Classic:  C\u0153ur de Filet de B\u0153uf\nWhen people ask me my absolute favorite food, this is what I tell them.  A large rare to medium rare tenderloin steak, saut\u00e9ed foie gras on top, with little potato croquettes and sweet onion compote.  And of course, plenty of the reduction made from the steak.  While fine dining has a stigma of not being filling, this is one large dish that I have only managed to finish once out of the several times I've ordered it.  If you plan on it, get a salad for your entree, and maybe take desert to go.\n\nEntree, Contemporary:  Magret de Canard\nThis dish of Honey Duck Magret uses the natural richness and flavor of the duck to play with the sweet flavors of the Black Mission Fig, Apricot, Daikon Radish, and Cassis Coulis.  This is something that I would not only be surprised to see on Iron Chef America or Top Chef Masters, but even impressed.\n\nWith whatever dessert you find most fitting, they also serve a tray several small bites such as a mini-raspberry tart, dark chocolate covered almond slivers, and tiny meringues.  And finally to go, they give each party a tiny chest of drawers, with a chocolate truffle to remind you of your experience.\n\nAnd believe me, if it is your first time or your thirtieth, you will always be thinking and wishing for the next time you will go.
__label__3 Minus one star for the slowness of service and the room in general. I get that things need to be cooked to order, but some attentiveness in between or acknowledgment that it had taken over 30 minutes for us to get from the first course to the next one would have been nice. \n\nAlso, I felt like I was sitting in the lap of one of the people in the table next to me. We basically had to maneuver our table in order to go to the bahtroom and I'm a small person -- I cannot imagine what someone of normal height would have to do. It's also not as if we were a surprise guest -- I made my reservations well in advance. \n\nThanks to the food, both of these issues were very much overshadowed.  \n\nOur meals began with their squash soup shooter and bread amuse bouche. Both were great. Then came the bread platter. Amazing. Between my boyfriend and I we tried all of them, our favorites being the bacon one (bacon!!!) and the lemon/rosemary one. \n\nFor my first course I had their seared foie dish. It was superb. Su-perb. The boy got the fruit de mer bowl and all in all it was good but not impressive since we hail from the land of seafood. The highlight of it though was the tuna in the middle. It melted in your mouth.\n\nMy main course was the duck. That was also great. Well seasoned and the confit of some of the leftovers that they gave me was also very good. My boyfriend's rabbit was also very well done. He had never had rabbit before and enjoyed it quite a bit.\n\nBy the time dessert arrived, we were both sufficiently stuffed. I ordered the chocolate souffle and it was everything I had hoped for. Rich. Creamy in the middle. Delicious. My boyfriend ordered the Sphere which was not only rich and tasty but also really cool to watch as they poured the sauce over it.\n\nI really like the petit fours at the end but they seemed a bit overkill given how rich everything else was. The mini jewelry box with truffles was also a nice added touch.
__label__4 Best meal of my life, hands down.\n\nWith exceptional food, such as this, I expect a long dinner - 3 hours, in fact.  This was perfect - the service was not slow, they were silently attentive, only interuppting the conversation for the next course.  The staff was amazing... the food - wow.  I didn't think I'd like escargot - I was wrong.  It was rich, flavorful and decadent.  The fois gras - amazingly sweet in one dish, and savory on a steak.  If you love chocolate - get the chocolate sphere for dessert... \n\nJust absolutely gorgeous interior, views and experience.
__label__4 We had a stellar meal at this classic restaurant.  Both of us had the tasting menu which was amazing especially the wild mushroom and white truffle risotto...very generous shavings of truffle.  If this restaurant doesn't make you feel romantic, nothing will! Impeccable service and wonderful french food.... It rates as one of the more memorable meals of my lifetime and that's saying a lot from a die hard foodie.
__label__1 We went to La Cirque for Thanksgiving dinner. I knew it would be expensive but I thought if there was ever a time to splurge Thanksgiving in Las Vegas was the time. I do not mind spending a lot of money on food if it is amazing. I and the rest of our party was disappointed. The food just was not amazing. Everything was good but it was not, as my friend put it memorable. I felt everything could use salt for one thing but this place is so uber fancy that I could not bring myself to ask for it. The restaurant is really pretty, the service was good but I still want my $500 back. It was a set menu for $145 per person for a 5 course meal. There were only two choices for each course and the second choice had an up charge of any were from $15 to $65 per course, Lame. When the food came out everything was eehh. The only thing that blew my mind was the dessert. The dessert was amazing! My husband paid $65 up charge for the kobe beef and when it came out it was literally the size of a gulf ball. I was joking saying \"were is the beef\"? I know this is a french restaurant and they are known for small portions but $100 for a piece of steak the size of a quarter? I will never go again. If you have money to burn this may be a good place for you. For me our bill was $500 per couple with no booze. The food was not amazing so it was not worth it.
__label__3 Excellent!\nI love the ambiance of this restaurant. We were seated next to window with a peek of the fountain show. Foie grois was great and hamachi was good. I ordered medium duck. Unfortunately it was not seasoned well & was too chewy. Server was in tuned & offered to exchange dish for a sea bass. It was delicious!
__label__3 I love shopping here ... it's much better than paying full price at the stores!  They have a great selection of stores from the moderate to pricier spectrum, and are opening up more soon (hello Kate Spade and Aldo shoes!).  You can also sign up online to be a VIP, and then get extra coupons that way. Who needs to shop at the Forum Shops anyway?
__label__3 We love coming here when we're in Vegas.   The 150 stores are amazing.  We got some great deals at Spyder, Adidas, Ecco, Burberry, etc.  Okay, almost at every store.  You can save lots of money from the malls and stores on the Vegas strip.  It's worth the trip out here.  \n\nYou can take a taxi for about $20.00.  I usually rent a car during our visit so I can come back a few times during my stay.
__label__3 This review is more for the food court than the stores. First a brief review of the stores mainly they have a great selection of stores Nike, Adidas, Oakley, Guess, D&G and many more expect at least more than a couple of hours to go through the whole thing keep in mind this is all outdoors so dress accordingly especially during the summertime. Now on to the food court well not much of a selection you have Japanese and Chinese, Subway and Italian I actually had pizza for lunch it was ok good enough for my taste buds i also got to sample the teri chicken from the Japanese place and orange chicken from the Chinese place both were good but they could have better food.
__label__3 When I'm in Vegas I always make sure to hit at many out of the outlets as I can. I'm a bargain shopper and even if you are in the same store as one of the other outlets the selection can be drastically different. This outlet has a great selection of store. Nike is a must and we made countless jokes about the Ed Hardy outlet. Assholes can shop at a discount now. \n\nSince it's Vegas and it's hot in the summer and cold in the winter be aware that this is an outdoor outlet so plan for the weather and FYI beware of the stench of sewage, ass and hot garbage that can linger around the food court.
__label__2 They have some great stores here and I have to say the sales are pretty good too.  The great thing about this place is there is a parking garage so you don't have to park in the vast field of black-top asphalt.  The one thing about this outlet that stands out to me is the misting fans they use to cool people off.  The heat didn't bother me at all and it was 108 degrees and I was actually feeling cool.  The one is Florida doesn't have the misting fans and it could be 90 degrees outside and it could be unbearable!!!  Maybe the difference is in the humidity.\n\nThe Coach store offers the 30% off coupons at all their outlet locations.  The Vegas and Orlando locations are the biggest I have ever seen.  The selections are great and I love how you got to fight all the Chinese or Korean people buying the purses, so they can take it home to go make knock-offs to sell for just as high of a price.  Honestly, how many men do you see buying 30-40 bags??  I doubt they are cross dressers or they are buying it for their wife or girlfriend.  LOL
__label__3 This outlet mall has improved dramatically since the last time I was there a year ago.  The range of stores is outstanding and it has the higher end stores.  The Cole Haan and Joe's Jeans stores are great here.  The sushi buffet at this mall is also outstanding.  The Polo store could run a few more sales.  It is my least favorite of the Polo outlets.  I prefer the one in Austin, TX, and in Phoenix, AZ.
__label__1 Not that great, very busy and it seemed every store I entered was out of what I was looking for.  Parking is horrible as well.  I don't plan on ever going back to this place.  I gave it two stars instead of one since the misters are nice in the summer.
__label__2 I didn't find the prices to match that of other outlets by the same company. Premium Outlets in Gulfport, Ms were much cheaper, these seemed more like retail prices. But it's Vegas so you expect to fork out the extra cash for everything I suppose. \nThe parking made me want to jump off the top of the garage. I highly suggest installing speed bumps in there, people were driving all sorts of crazy and PASSING other vehicles at high speeds in the garage as the security guards on their segways directed traffic for no reason on the bottom floor.
__label__3 Always a fan of outlets - especially when they carry name branded stores. Tory Burch, Lacoste, Nike Factory, etc. It was really crowded when we went - given it was St. Patrick's day. \n\nFirst time here though. Next time we're going to explore the South one.
__label__1 Far too many people and long lines both for counters and and fitting rooms. Try find other Premium Outlets for example near Los Angeles.
__label__0 The \"security guards\" are seriously the biggest dicks ever.... The parking is horrendous and they actually TOW THEIR OWN EMPLOYEES OUT OF THE DESIGNATED EMPLOYEE PARKING.  Go to south outlets... At least you know your car will be safe.  Security calls the tow truck drivers to tow their own people... What the hell?  They are rude and no offense, but if there really was a serious situation that would happen at the outlets,  they would be the first to Segway outta there and leave you stranded and helpless.
__label__3 I haven't been to too many outlet malls but this one is probably the best out of all of them. It's an outdoor mall and it's not too small or extremely large. It's also pretty easy to navigate once you make a few rounds; I think it pretty much loops around in a complete circle. When we went it was moderately crowded but still able to navigate freely, and it was on a Tuesday afternoon. Parking was okay, although we got kinda lost initially since this was our first time here. They have a 4 story (?) parking deck right next to the mall.\n\nThey have plenty of stores ranging for MK to Pacsun to Charlotte Russe and everything in between. I was able to find some good deals at GAP and O'Nelil but unfortunately my gf couldn't find anything :(\n\nThe ratio of higher end/designer stores to your typical chain dept. store was like 10 to 3 so if you're more into that fancy stuff, then this place has many options. There were plenty of good deals going on when we went as well.\n\nThe only downside is their limited food options.. we ended up just getting an Auntie Annes pretzel that seemed like it was sitting out for a bit..
__label__3 Even though I didn't really find anything here, the sales people were super nice. Unlike their sister store Ann Taylor Loft. They greeted me upon arrival and didn't give me attitude when I only bought two items. It's hard to shop in this store and try things on because it didn't feel like the AC was on. They usually have a good selection but this time around I didn't find that much. Oh well. Save it for the next trip to LV.
__label__4 This is a very nice place to find any clothing you can never think of from any brand install the pricing is very depend on what you want to buy. \nYour tourist and you come to town to the right place for you to find the best deal from all the different stores. \nvery recommended
__label__3 lots of shopping came to buy things\n\ndodged asian tourist to get to stores\n\nspent money - would do again
__label__2 Mr. Lucky's is nothing special - except for their off menu $7.77 Special.  It's salad, steak and shrimp and mashed potatoes for $7.77.  It's a good meal for a good price at a 24/7 location. If you need something to eat and most of the places are closed - get this.\n\nObviously this is the reason to go here - just look at the other reviews!
__label__1 this place had terrible service the morning that i went and it's not worth it for the price we paid.  it was just ok....i wouldn't go back
__label__2 All I remember is a HUGE and delicious chicken nacho. There was so much cheese that the waitress actually brought us extra chips to scoop it up. And it was ridiculously cheap. I'll go back sometime and see if other dishes are as good.
__label__3 $7.77 Steak n Scrimps?\n\nNo better deal than this, I mean c'mon guys.....$7.77 for a decent slab a meat n skewered shrimp, mashed spuds and a salad (good green mix) but go for the Caesar salad, tasty greens they are....\n\nJust get in, order, eat n shut up, don't ruin the special with \"service\" or \"ambiance\" or \"tablecloths\", this is a 24/7 grubb joint.\n\nSo I finished off a night of Craps here after hitting the hard eight twice, one with $100 on it, you Crappers know the odds....yeahhhhhhh boyyyyy! Did I say you Crappers?\n\ntil next time, Steak ya later.....
__label__2 After 8 hours of driving, we decided to meet my cousin at this 24-hour joint in the wee hours of the morning.  It's not our usual spot for late-night eats, but since I've had good experiences (breakfast) here in the past, why not give them a try again?  \n\nWalking from the parking garage, we were amused passing by and witnessing some inebriated folk, dog-tired folk, and several trick-turning folk (freaks DO come out at night).  SInce it was 3 am, we didn't have to wait in any line upon arrival.\n\nThe turkey burger was decent-sized and was served with sprouts and avocado, however I had much better in the taste department.  The turkey lettuce wraps were my favorite....with noticeable lime, ginger, and garlic flavors.  \nService was prompt  MOST of the time.  Prices were pretty average, for a popular casino diner.  \n\nAside from people-watching, I wouldn't mind coming back to try out their Asian dishes and desserts.
__label__1 Came here for breakfast. The place is fun. I sat at the counter. The kitchen is open and you can see the cooks hustling and busling around cooking your food. I relay enjoy watching everything. \n\nI asked the waitress about a few of the items on the menu. Specifically asked if the chicken fried steak was made there or pre-made. She said it was homemade there and it was great so i ordered it! After a few minutes my food came. Low and behold the chicken fried steak was the pre-made nasty ones! Arg! I was disappointed. The food wasn't that great. My over medium eggs were sooo frigging runny i could have scrambled them on my plate. My bisquit was hard as a rock. I couldn't even cut it with the steak knife.\n\n Not the best but whatever.... I look forward to try the Steak house tonight.\n\nDino...)'(
__label__0 Being in a casino, you're rarely encouraged to leave.  This is the place you want to eat at odd hours that pretty much has everything. I'm a big fan of all day breakfast, and will order it at all chances if given the opportunity.\n\nMr. Lucky's is a old school diner in the casino (think johnny rockets, just crappier).  The casino actually has about 5 some odd restaurants, but I think this is the only one open at weird hours.\n\nOne thing I always get at breakfast is pouched eggs (cause I like them).  The thing that kinda bugs me about some restaurants is that they steam them into this little perfect briquette of a egg.  This is NOT how to poach an egg...  I mean, how hard is it to boil water with vinegar in it?\n\nI also got the ham.  The piece of ham I got was about 1.5cm thick.  Seriously gigantic in terms of breakfast portions.  Apparently this is where you get ham steaks in vegas at breakfast.\n\nAll in all with the price through the roof (it is vegas...) and the mediocre food, I'd probably recommend going somewhere else.  There's a coffee shop that has sandwiches on the other side of the casino.  Go there... end of story.
__label__1 Stayed at the Hard Rock the previous trip so Mr. Lucky's got some action from me. The first time I ordered the 777 special with is 8oz steak 3 shrimp and mash potatoes for $7.77.  It isn't on the menu so you'll have to ask for it.  It was way too salty but i ended up eating it anyways.\n\n2nd visit was at 6am after a drunken night. I ordered Chicken Fried Steak for around $15 and it was also overly salty.  It was ok but the salt was a bit too much for my taste buds.  \n\nService was fine the two visits but the food quality and price isn't attractive. I only eat here if im staying at Hard Rock but would rather get something else at another place.
__label__1 I had eaten here about a year ago, after being out late.  Their Chinese soup was delicious.  We had heard about their 777 special (Steak and Shrimp for $7.77) so we decided to come back for lunch after a UNLV graduation.  The waitress was terrible.  I wish I could remember her name so I could warn other potential patrons.  She took our order, checked on us once and then never returned until we asked the hostess for our waitress.  We were parched the entire meal.  A few of the other entrees we ordered were, an open faced turkey sandwich (good), cheese pizza (gross, no flavor), breakfast plate (my daughter go sick afterwards), and the 777 special was ok.  I don't think I'll ever return.
__label__4 777.... that's it, you don't wanna try anything else, best steak ever. Never disappoints you..my favorite late night dinning place
__label__3 Came to Mr. Lucky's one night after a LOOONG night of drinking.  A very long night.  I was ready to grub.  \n\nThe place is big and had a lot of space for seating.  I've been here many times before and overall think the food and service is good.  Tonight I got the hot pastrami sandwich for $12.  A little pricey but I expected that with being in the Hard Rock.  Black pepper pastrami, pickle chips and dijon mustard on a marbled rye bread.  I'm not partial to rye bread as I think it's a little dry, but with the mustard and juicy pastrami, it works!!  I loved how much they gave in this portion.  My tummy was doing a big dance!!\n\nIf you want to treat yourself to a good meal in the Hard Rock, check this place out.  They're 24/7!!
__label__1 Had the \"Gambler's Special\" $7.77 steak and shrimp skewer with mashed potatoes and house or caesar salad three times cause our group was doing Vegas on a budget. No player's club card required.\n\nFor $7.77, the mash potatoes were delicious. Everything else was lack luster. Salad was salad. Shrimp skewer had three large shrimps that were a little heavy on the salt. The steak was never cooked right. I ordered medium rare every time and received medium, medium well, and well done instead. Since I could never track down our server and we had such a big group, I didn't waste my time trying to get them to correct it. \n\nIt can seem like a long wait since there's always people here, but the lines move quick. The servers are very good at refilling waters and running off as soon as possible before you can ask them for anything. \n\nNo longer doing the $9.99 AYCE prime rib. Sad face.\n\nOne star for the price. Another star for the convenience of it being available 24 hours. Oh, and the awesome mashed potatoes.
__label__0 This place has gone to shits !! The food sucks and the service is horrible ! It used to be good but now it's the worse.. Don't go coz the food is not good n dry n disgusting.. Sorry to say
__label__0 This is the worst of all the Hard Rock Hotel restaurants. I was working at the HRH for five days and ended up eating at almost every establishment there. I was very very very disappointed with Mr. Lucky's.\n\nI went there around 11:30pm, because I needed a quick dinner after getting out of a late night meeting. After the hostess sent me to the counter for a take out order, literally FIVE WAITERS COMPLETELY PASSED ME BY, apparently because I wasn't in their section. I finally had to flag someone down and ask to place an order and they still passed the buck to someone else.\n\nWhen I finally was able to place an order, I ordered a steak medium rare. It came very well done. IT WAS DISGUSTING. The mashed potatoes accompanying it were also terrible.\n\nI used to think that the off-the-menu \"Gambler's Special\" was a good deal. (You can look it up with a quick internet search.) However, even that is no longer anything worth trying. You must have a casino player's card, order a drink, and their steak is horrible anyway.\n\nTrust me, NEVER GO TO MR. LUCKY'S!
__label__2 The Bung Hole. Yea. Not really my favorite place. I love the actual bar and how it expands into the outdoors...that's cool. But the food is inconsistent. The sliders have really slid lately and have been way overcooked. Mine actually looked like a piece of charcoal on a White Castle bun. The steak I had, again overcooked, but had great smashed potatoes and perfect asparagus. Drink service was always good, especially when I was a regular. Sorta had the Cheers thing going on and everyone would yell THOMAS!!! OK, so I made that part up. But they are friendly. Now that I don't work in Oldtown, I really don't think about Bungalow. I guess that says it all.
__label__2 Sitting at the bar is always my favorite spot. Great TVs and they are always on some good sporting event. Sliders are tasty, fries are the way they should be and drink pours can be generous depending on who's bartending.\n\nThe patio is a nice little spot but can get a bit smoke filled depending on the night of the week. But they do have plenty of heaters out there so that is definitely a bonus!
__label__1 What a downer...ended the evening here...food...just regular ole bar food...nothing special...drinks just average...water tasted good and fairly priced...
__label__3 Great place to have a drink, do some people watching, watch a game and have decent food.  I like the indoor/outdoor bar and patio.  Had the steak facaccia sandwich which was very good.  Took off a star due to no draft beer.  I get it - probably a hassle or whatever, but come on - serve up some decent beer.  Still, I'll be back.
__label__1 Sadly, I have to put in a negative for my most recent experience at my favorite bar in Old Town.  I was excited to share my favorite hang out with my cousins in from Illinois, for dinner before St. Patrick's Day festivities.  The bouncer said he could not let any more patrons in since they didn't have enough staff to cover all the tables.  Half of the tables were EMPTY!!!  \n\nThe manager came out and said they were short staffed, some people didn't come in and we would have to wait about 30 minutes, or until enough people left.  I can certainly understand the predicament, however this manager was unapologetic.\n\nI convinced my cousins to come back later for a night cap and some appetizers, and the same manager delivered our food and said, \"I see you cam back!\"  Again, no apology for the situation, and didn't even offer a free drink or appetizer for our inconvenience.  \n\nI love this place, and will come back based on my past experiences, but the manager needs serious customer experience training, because my cousins said they will never go back based on this bad experience.
__label__1 There are way too many good places in the area to squander time and money at Bungalow and suffer crappy service to boot. I rarely doc a place for service, because I don't need to be swaddled in fine linen and cooed when I dine. However, there is a line. And when the food and drinks are sub-par, aloof personnel just doesn't cut it. Not my first visit, but this was likely the last.\n\nMy hubby and I prefer chilling at the bar rather than table service, so we grabbed a couple of stools and settled in on a slow Thursday night for a bite and a beer. The place - bar and table area - was pretty dead, yet it still took at least 5 minutes to grab the bartender. Ok fine, maybe they just wrapped up the dinner rush or something. We order beers and ask for a food menu, taking note of a particularly icy demeanor slapping menus in front of us. But again, not here to make a new friend, so it's cool. Then as we try to get her attention to order, she seems to be avoiding our area. As she makes her way around the bar, grabbing empty glasses and cleaning the counter tops, she is finally within earshot. So I meekly ask \"could we order an entree as well?\" to which she replies, \"I'll be with you in just a minute\" and proceeds to wipe down the counter and bus dishes. Is it just me or is there some kind of invisible line that invisible people are waiting it to grab a seat at the bar? I could understand clearing up as a priority when there are patrons waiting to sit and I'd happily exercise patience to allow other people an ejoyable sit, but by now it's 9pm....and it's really dead inside. So....ok we waited for her to finish cleaning. And then ordered.\n\nAccording to my other half, the rubber chicken sandwich was passable only as a means to slicene hunger pangs. It left his tastbuds rather underwhelmed and waistline rather remorseful with an excess of bread. Has anyone noticed how strange it is for a bar of this size not to have any beer on tap? I've had a few other appetizers on previous visits, but nothing memorable. Again, I don't need a butler for a waiter or souffle as a starter, but I can get a beer and some fries at a whole lot of other places in Old Town from someone who is a little more welcoming of my patronage and cash.
__label__1 I read some of the reviews and it looks like service is still a huge problem. Hubby and I stopped in to watch the NCAA Final 4 game while having dinner. We found a table and waited a few minutes until someone came by to get our drink order. We're non-drinkers and when we asked for tea, our waitress gave us THAT look that we're used to seeing. I wanted to tell her to not judge us because we don't drink. We're good tippers (having spent a combined 20+ years in the restaurant biz). I knew immediately we were going to be in for a bad evening and I was right.\n\nShe brought our drinks, took our order and we didn't see her again until we were finished eating. We could have used some ketchup, mustard and a little more salad dressing...along with more iced tea but why bother, right?\n\nI sat facing the whole bar and watched while one of the waitresses busted her butt for 6 large tables in one section as well as a couple of other tables near where we were sitting. Our waitress, on the other hand, hung out by the service area at the bar with no other tables under her watch. I have NO idea why she took us when she was serving the bar on the other side of the restaurant.\n\nSuffice to say the meal was meh. We left before the game was over because the waitress put our check down and said, \" Need anything else?\" as she put the bill down and walked away. \n\nSad stuff because I know we could have gone elsewhere and had fantastic service. I wish we had. We won't be back when we're back in Scottsdale. We probably would have had better service at a fast food joint.
__label__3 Had my fiance's bday here with a party of 22 people. Service was quick and easy. Food menu was fine, we didn't care much. But happy hour menu had great deals. What we liked best about it was there were TV screens, everywhere. We didn't miss a moment of the games we wanted to watch. big plus. Also it was Friday night and the place wasn't that packed, so it was laid back and everyone was able to talk and just chilled the night away.
__label__0 We wanted to give this place a try before going to the airport to head home. The food was so dry, over cooked (burger and salmon) that I sent it back. Like other reviews the service was horrible. The wait staff sat at the end of the bar having a good time laughing and never once asked how our food was. I would recommend going elsewhere.
__label__4 I would really like to give Shibuya four and a half stars because its over priced--but that's Vegas.  Otherwise the food was excellent.  Every bite of my seared Akami tuna was blissful.  The tuna was in a nice sweet sauce that ended with a spicy finish.  We also tried the Sushi (Rainbow roll) which was also fresh and exceeded my expectations.  We didn't try any Sake, though their menu claims to have the largest selection of sake on this side of the Pacific, but my martini, made with Japanese alcohol, was excellent.\n\nI also enjoyed the atmosphere.  The restaurant is divided into intimate sections by floor-to-ceiling wooden dividers reminiscent of cascading water which leaves the space feeling open yet private.  As is typical of all over-priced Vegas restaurants, there is a hip, smooth vibe and plenty of chicly dressed patrons.  Service was above average.
__label__0 For the price I paid for my sushi, I would at least expect it to be edible. My scallop roll was so tart, the sauce overpowering and the scallop meat warm that I ate two to be polite and left the rest to be thrown away- which I hate to do. My friends seemed to enjoy their dishes though, but coming from San Francisco I think it's wrong to make people pay $25 for Chinese food.\n\nRedeeming qualities... um... umm... it was fun saying Shibuya Shibuya Shibuya throughout dinner.
__label__1 When I called to make a reservation at the Teppanyaki table I was given a hard time by the hostess because two of the four people in my party wanted sushi, while the other two wanted teppanyaki. They require the majority of the party to have teppanyaki but I was not about to separate my party into two tables. I think that is just ridiculous. Our waitor also seemed pissed when I told him that I wanted a sushi menu. \n\nWe were sat with a family with three children who were very misbehaved and the parents did little to aknoledge this behavior. Our server was awkward and forgot my miso soup. However, the server assistants were great. The teppanyaki chef wasn't very animated nor was his performance interesting to watch. \n\nThe sushi was good. I tried to torro scallion roll which was extremely good. I also really liked the Kho Haku specialty roll. Although these were good, it was nothing I couldn't get at the sushi place I frequent at home.
__label__4 Probably one of the few fancy Japanese places I enjoyed ... ever.\n\nI thoroughly loved the decor (which resembled some evil superhero hideout, to be honest) and the presentation.  I opted for the chef's special with a bunch of nigiri and sashimi and was definitely impressed.  The waiter was a pretty cool guy all throughout the evening.\n\nI miss Shibuya already.
__label__4 Had two new Sushi Rolls here!\n\nBeing vegan longer then Ive been eating sushi, means that I really haven't had allot of different types of sushi. Usually I am in luck if the Miso Soup doesn't have fish, and they have inari, avocado, cucumber, or mushroom rolls.\n\nI asked the waiter if they had any vegan dishes, and to my surprise he was very knowledgeable about veganism, and all of the ingredients included in each dish.\n\nI chose two of his recommendations as this was to be a mini meal while walking around the veags strip.\n\nUME SHISHO ROLLS\nMint, Radish?, and another item (I cant remember what) \nThis was AMAZING!! so good, and taste changing cool yet spicy so unique!)\n\n\nKENKO ROLLS\nKampyo, Asparagus, Napa Cabbage, Avocado, Cucumber, Oshinko\n(crunchy textures, clean taste)\n\nPrice was a little high even though we got one of the cheaper sakis, but was still worth it. \n\nTheir Sake and Japanese Beer list is very extensive.\n\nBesides the new favorite sushi rolls, the architecture in here was beautiful, we sat at the bar and looked at the squares and lights, that I think someone must have handmade as the pattern doesn't repeat and it seems like someone had to cut each plexi class square, unbelievable to look at and imagine!\n\n-I'll be back! - \n\n& hopefully make it to the real Shibuya in Japan someday ;)
__label__4 Love this place!!!\n\n  I knew I wanted to come here after reading the reviews and it being inside the hotel we were staying. I made rsvps that day through OpenTable and it was a breeze!  So we take the elevator and walk over to the place and boy was it a simple walk to this place, especially for MGM being such a large property. Came to the hostess desk and waited 5 minutes to be seated. \n\n  We sat down and I immediately enjoyed the ambiance and feel of the place. Truman, our waiter was one of the best servers I've ever had! He was so nice and on point! We started with a bottle of sake and a mix drink.  The PIC and I scaled the menu and wanted to keep it light since he wanted to have the second half of our dinner somewhere else LOL.\n\n So we ordered the Hamachi jalapeno sashimi dish. That was deeeeelish! Very fresh fish and buttery! The main course we ordered was the short ribs with foie gras. OMG this dish was the best dish I ever had in 2012 so far! I could eat two of those! The short ribs were beyond moist and melt in your mouth. The foie gras, melted in my mouth! The whole dish was was tasty. The brown gravy they topped it with was like crack. I could eat a bowl of that brown sauce!  I miss that dish so bad! Especially since we can't dine on foie gras in Cali anymore :( For dessert, they gave me mochi for my Bday :)\n\n I will come  here EVERYTIME im in Vegas!!!!
__label__4 The best sushi I had in Vegas definitely a five star experience for Vegas
__label__1 Perhaps this place was having an off night because the sushi I ordered was nothing spectacular.  Rice was incredibly dry and it really just didn't taste that great.  Good cocktails though and the edamame is always sure to please (regardless of where you are).  \n\nCan't say I would ever go back.
__label__1 I wanted to like this place more, and frankly, I was expecting to.  I'd say the food overall was about 3 stars, but when you factor in the price (and I don't care that it's on the strip and this is what I should expect to pay.  If you pay this much for food, it should be good, regardless of where you are) I have to bump it down a star.  My wife's best friend was in town with her husband.  They came into some Ka tickets at the last minute, so we had to find dinner at a specific time on short notice.  We tried a few places that didn't work, but Shibuya had an opening.  To start, we had the rock shrimp tempura, which was fantastic.  This is a pile of small shrimp tossed in a sweet and spicy sauce.  The evening was off to a great start.  The rolls we sampled (Tiger and Shibuya) were just okay.  The weren't wrapped well, all of us had trouble keeping them together.  \n\nFor entrees, our friends split the lobster and scallop dish, which is basically a bunch of seafood in a broth.  I enjoyed the broth, but some of the seafood was cooked a little long and became slightly tough.  I had the fish and chips.  I was excited to try a Japanese spin on this dish, but it wasn't that inventive.  The fish was still fried white fish, and the wasabi tartar had almost no kick.  The best part of the dish was probably the \"chips,\" 2 thin slices of potato tempura fried.  This was different from normal fish and chips, which is what I was looking for.\n\nThe wife had the Australian wagyu skirt steak.  This is served with a black pepper teriyaki sauce that the table universally enjoyed.  The steak was good, but certainly didn't blow us away.  Given the pedigree of wagyu, we were expecting more depth of flavor.\n\nThe table shared the calpico pannacotta for dessert.  The presentation was nifty (see photo) but this was way too tart for me.  The macaroons were okay, that was my favorite part of the dish.\n\nAll in all, I wouldn't say I didn't enjoy the meal, but we certainly left feeling like we did not get what we paid for.
__label__2 I used to go to this restaurant all the time and I thought it was wonderful.  As time has gone on it has lost its luster...kind of like a penny.  At first I was please with all the dishes I ordered and this was our go to place for dinner.  We took a break for a while and when we came back things seemed different.  I started getting dishes that were kind of boring which is not how I remembered it.  My husband will never get over the fact that they no longer serve ossobuco.\n\nHere's my one question:\n\nWhat is up with the thermostat???!\n\nThe last three times I have been to the restaurant it has been almost unbearably hot in the dining room.  So much so that when I left I felt sick.\n\nI will probably return because many of my friends still love this place.  However, if I get to choose the location for dinner I will probably chose something else.
__label__1 Ok. The two stars are because the floors had many sticky diseases on it. WTF? Don't they clean the floors? But the bartenders did make me forget about the nastiness with the strong and cheap drinks. That was the only reason it didn't get one star. I'd go back if I'm in Champaign again.
__label__0 Really should deal with their rotten trash dead animal smell. Haven't been there for a while and hope they improve it.
__label__3 Their beer sampler is fun way to sample their good beers and have fun at the same time. I thought their fish fry was really good, too.\n\nIf you're going to dine there during warm month, try the pretty outside garden seating and make sure to share appetizer with friends for start of a nice evening to ensue.
__label__3 A big menu and most of the food is pretty solid. They brew their own beer on site, and my favorites are the Stone of Scone Scotch Ale and Crop Circle Wheat. This is a good place to take a big group of people and is in a cool historic building. I highly recommend eating on the patio, it's really nice.
__label__4 My only complaint about the Great Dane Brewing company is that it made me miss my college days. \nThis is a wonderful little eatery that has nice, laid back vibe to it. Our server was wonderful and made sure that our beer glasses were full. \nThere is a beautiful outdoor seating area in the back and a beautifully decoded indoor area. \nWe had the boneless wing appetizer. The portions were generous and the sauce (while not hot) was quite tasty. \nThe burger that I had was juicy and delicious. The next time we are in Madison, we will be sure to stop back in.
__label__3 The Dane is always a great fall back when every other restaurant is packed; or when you crave some delicious pub grub! The food is typical Wisconsin cuisine but definitely above average. They brew their own beers, so depending on the season can differ, but are equally delicious. not to mention you can buy a jug of it to take home with you.\nAs with all restaurant around/near the square The Dane can fill up quickly on Friday/Saturday evenings. But the wait isn't terribly bad, especially if you can muscle up to the bar and satisfy your thirst while waiting.
__label__2 This is the second time I've been here, and I was a bit disappointed.  I got a \"Wisconsin Mac and Cheese,\" and I might have been a bit optimistic when I ordered it.  I've never really had an above-average Mac and Cheese at a restaurant, and this fit right into that experience.  Last time I was here, I had gotten a a sausage platter that was a bit better.  \n\nService was sort of slow and awkward.  This might have been a fluke, but I wouldn't bet on it.\n\nThe beer was on the good side of the normal range, so I have no complaints about that.  I got their red lager, which was satisfying enough for a lunch drink.\n\nI'd like to go again, since I had a better experience last time, and I feel like this might have been a bad combination of choice and timing on my part.
__label__2 I came here with a girlfriend after work to chill and unwind with a good meal and a nice brew.  The atmosphere was classic brew-pub with simple wooden embelished booths, tables and bar on the inside, and a nice patio on the outside.  Great selection of seasonal drafts as well as their year round wheats and ales.  I tried the Crop Circle Wheat and a seasonal Cream Ale they had, and I must say, that wheat was on point.  I'm not a beer expert by any stretch of the imagination, but I have my tastes, and I definitely enjoyed this one.  \n\nWhen I go to a pub, I'm a sucker for the fish and chips every time.  It came with a choice of 2 or 3 filets with a handsome portion of seasoned fries, cole slaw and a homemade tartar and vinegar on the side.  Very nice flavor on the crip of the fish, but just a touch too breaded for me. Points for crispness and flakiness of the fish, though. Very well done. Fries and tartar were good as well; very hot and fresh, respectively.  My friend ordered a chicken salad, and we had the hummus plate for an app. Yes, hummus.  This place has a pretty varied menu, which always gives me pause. From Margarita pizzas to Tandoori Chicken to Enchiladas, it's all over the map.   Our server, Chad, was great and attentive.  Much of the wait and hostessing staff did seem pretty frazzled and curt. Perhaps they were short of folks that night.\n\nI suppose I'll have to go back for two reasons: trying more food, and ordering the beer flights.
__label__3 A group of nine of us were lucky enough to get a table here at 8:30 on a Thursday evening. Thursday nights appear to be quite popular with the teams from the Madison Ultimate Frisbee Association (I think they get free beer or something) and practically all of the tables in the place were full. Even with a full house our server was attentive, the food and drinks came out quickly, and the manager stopped by our table to check on us.\n\nEveryone had positive reactions to their food and beer. We had two orders of cheese curds - tasty, crispy coating on the outside and gooey cheese on the inside. I ordered the chicken potpie and loved it. http://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?select=KaAXj7XkVXk6YrR_jYyGUg&userid=eqeIvuHRTp8ezyfqWPVxlw Perfect size for a single serving with a light flaky crust on top and vegetables that were cooked perfectly. My friend sitting next to me had the bacon and brat pretzel burger which he loved. http://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?select=XjhuLVYnk9Gp8dGr-5kIEw&userid=eqeIvuHRTp8ezyfqWPVxlw Then again what isn't there to love about a burger that consists of a hamburger patty, a bratwurst patty topped with applewood smoked bacon?\n\nThe Great Dane was the perfect fit for a group as large as we had - there was something for everyone on the menu and the restaurant is obviously accustomed to dealing with large groups.
__label__0 This is the second time I have been there in the last three years and had a VERY BAD experience.  We went two years ago because it was a great meeting spot after the Great Taste of the Midwest.  The waitstaff and bouncers were incredibly rude, though, and the manager was not to be found/bothered.  It was so bad, we avoided it last year while in town for the festival.   This year we went back, hoping that things had changed.  While the company has apparently gotten bigger, they are no better.  After keeping us waiting for more than an hour, they had trouble accommodating a party of seven (with two children), even though there was more than enough room at the tables.  The hostess for the biergarten (who was not more than 22 and certainly was embarrassing to her UW education if she was attending there) was very condescending and unhelpful.  She offered to  get her manager, but he or she never bothered to come by.  Then, the waitress, who did not come to our table for 15 minutes after we had been sitting there, refused to get us a round of beers, proclaiming in the most condescending manner,  \"I think you need a round of waters first.\"  Notwithstanding that this 22-year old was probably an expert in binge drinking, we were not out of control. Or, to the extent that we were, it was only because we were famished and irate from having to wait so long for food and service.  So, we left, leaving me unable to satisfy my anger at being so disrespected by leaving a few pennies for a tip.  Let me explain something to you, Great Dane:  your beer is not that great.  I put it at a three out of ten.  I cannot remember anybody ever being excited about your food.  And, as has now been demonstrated twice, your service is awful.  What you do have is an excellent location for the beer festival.  But that is all.  We ended up having a great rest of our night, free of incidents, at your competitor, the Old Fashioned.  Unless you like being disrespected. I highly recommend nobody be tricked by this bar's location and go back to this place.  I certainly will never go back.
__label__4 I've been a frequent patron of the Great Dane for over a decade, and there is good reason.  First, the beer is brewed on location and they have an amazing menu.  Add in the fun ambience and accommodating wait staff and you have a great restaurant.  \n\nIf you're in Madison long enough, you'll hear people mention Crop Circle Wheat more than a few times.  It's the best beer the Dane brews.  All the other beers are good too.  You can do a beer sampler if you want to find some other favorites. \n\nThere aren't many places that can say they have awesome meatloaf, ravioli, nachos and burgers.  Somehow, the Dane can straddle all of these different flavors and do them extremely well.  That's part of why I have come here so often; no matter what the people in your group want, they can get it here.\n\nYou can have many different types of experiences at the Dane based on where you are seated.  The front bar area is super fun and chill if you want to shoot pool, darts, play the jukebox or just watch sports.  The dining area on the top floor is casual and great for groups.  In the basement, you take your own tour of the Dane brewing process, which is fun in itself.  Eating dinner in the basement is more intimate, as its a bit darker with the stone walls.  The best place to eat though is the back beer patio.  On a sunny day or a cool night, its a fun experience that makes the Dane feel like a fancy restaurant without having to pay for it.\n\nStaff is awesome.  Just tell them what you want, they'll help you out.  We used to rent out the Dane for large group events, and they were always helpful.  \n\nThe Great Dane is an essential Madison experience.
__label__0 Just don't eat at the one in the airport. Cold food.
__label__1 Super average experience... Maybe I am too picky.\n\n(-) As huge fans of microbrews, every time we visit a new city we make a point to visit a brew pub and bring home a growler. After an entirely underwhelming experience at Great Dane, we actually sought out another brewery to bring loot home from. Try Ale Asylum instead. \n\n(-) Food was meh. Tuna tataki was over-cooked (If it's sushi grade, it should be barely seared!), wings were good (the homemade Gorgonzola sauce was the best part of the meal), and tandoori chicken was a confusing Indian/Mediterranean fusion.\n\n(+/-) Service was good although our server seemed a bit green, fumbling to remember the special brews. \n\n(+/-) The scotch ale was pretty decent but the rest of the beer flight was completely unmemorable. \n\n(+) The best part of Great Dane is their courtyard, outdoor seating.
__label__3 The Great Dane on the square is my go-to place to take people when we are up near the Capitol - here are the reasons why:\n\n1) When we have visitors, there are almost always kids. LOTS of kids.  Today we had four adults and six kids.  The downtown Dane has a nice basement area with large tables that is perfect for big parties with children because, not only is there room, it's usually less busy so our rowdy kids won't bother nearly as many people.\n\n2) They have a humongous selection of food. If you can't find something you like at The Great Dane, you should probably just stay home. They have everything, including good options for kids and vegetarian meals that are marked with a little carrot to easily identify them.\n\n3) Beer is good for you. Especially beer that is not made by a big beverage company.  My favorite is the Crop Circle Wheat, but I'm a wheat beer girl, so anything with wheat makes me happy.\n\n4) The food is good. It's not the best food you are going to find in Madison, but it's good.  The Mac and Cheese (which I've probably eaten 10 times) can be really hit or miss. Sometimes it's amazing. Sometimes it needs more sauce.  Today I had the grilled cheese, which is really more of a vegetable sandwich with cheese.  This is the second time I've had this, and it was substantially better than the first.\n\nI really don't have anything bad to say about The Great Dane. Our server today seemed a little annoyed at having to serve a giant party of kids 5 and under, but one slightly peeved server does not a bad restaurant make...I think I said that right. ;)  \n\nWe will keep coming back to the Dane...it's a bit like a Madison institution at this point. ;)
__label__0 The owner's response is incorrect. NO one has contacted me. No one has emailed me since my last email to you directly as well. You are a liar. \n\nIn an email from your establishment, you suggested that I take time out of my day to come to your establishment to explain to your waitstaff what the issues are. Multiple members of your waitstaff, including management ARE the issue. I explained this in an email to you. I've been treated rudely over the phone and in person multiple times. Your DM had previously stated that this was because of how much I used to frequent your establishment--that my large number of bad experiences were because I was a regular customer. That is just the most ridiculous thing I've ever heard! I get bad experiences because I spend my money and pay your wages more often than other people? Are you f@#$%^&* kidding me???!!!\n\nAgain, multiple times, in a row, you forgot items when I picked up orders to go. Your waitstaff was rude in person and over the phone.No one is checking orders. I used to manage restaurants and work every position in one. I would make drastic changes if I were you.\n\nIf I came to your establishment, ordered food, ate it, and did not pay for it--you would call the police and I would be charged for defrauding the establishment. \nIn this case, I paid you and you did not (on multiple occasions) give me the food that  I paid for. You also double charged my bf's card, and when we came in to eat breakfast with a gift certificate I asked the waitress what happened to any unused portion. She became very upset (I was very nice), rushed to get the manager, who very sternly told me there would be no cash back. Excuse me, I never asked for cash back, I asked if the left over would be issued on a new certificate. I don't want your handouts. You have me confused with \"one of those people\". \n\nI have found much better places to spend my money on  weekly if not biweekly basis. I was never rude to any of your staff. I was always polite. Same with my bf. You have consistently screwed up over the last six months.\n\nOne final thought: I live very close by (that is why I spent so much money here! convenience!), and noticed a family entering your establishment. You might want to remove TYGA from your hold music if you are trying to be a family place. I've never heard of Tyga previously, and it was only while being on hold hearing \"bouncing on my d$%^ that I had to Google it to find out what the heck was being played. Do your associates choose your hold music??????????????\n\nAs an owner, I would ask myself \"did I hire new employees or new management within the last six months?\" I am guessing so. Make the needed corrections before you permanently lose more regular customers.
__label__4 New Mexico Chile soup, salad and beer bread - yum! German sausage plate - yes! Chocolate paired with beer ( you can't leave without tasting the tri -pepper pairing), what's not to like? Pub food does not have to be greasy frat food. Thank you, Great Dane, for a fabulous lunch!
__label__2 As a Chicago girl, I know a thing or two about pizza.  While Roman Candle does some things well, I had a few issues.\n\nFirst, the delivery was fast, free and the delivery guy was super nice and professional.  The pizza crust was a good balance between ultra thin crust and deep dish.  They don't go too crazy on the toppings and the menu gives tons of options for specialty pizzas.\n\nHowever... the pizzas arrived, how shall I say... less than hot?  Kinda luke warm.  And just so you know, when you microwave wood fired pizzas, they lose their magic.  Also, Roman Candle is on the pricey side.  $31 (plus tip!) for two medium pizzas seemed a bit excessive.\n\nPerhaps next time I'm in the area I'll try dining in.
__label__3 The Candle has some awesome pizza combinations, and I love their thin crust!! The veggie pizza was delicious with the fresh spinach and basil shredded over top, yum!! Another up side was ordering by the slice, nice if you're not hungry enough for a whole pizza but still need to feed the craving.
__label__1 I was excited to try Roman Candle because I've heard good things; however, I was underwhelmed.\n\nThe pizza was ok. I ordered the Roman Candle, which seemed like a good staple for a first try. The crust wasn't anything to write home about. Bland, no flavor. The fire cracker sauce was decent, but not as spicy as I thought it would be (although, being from Texas, I have a high spice tolerance). The toppings were sparse, only 2 pieces of sausage on average per piece!\n\nOverall, mediocre. Will I ever find a good pizza place in Madison???
__label__4 Though it's doubtless that The Roman Candle (TRC) has many delicious offerings on their menu, in my visits to the Willy Street location, I have never been able to get past the pizza. Their pizza is scrumptious, addictive, and just short of intoxicating. A magic balance of flavorful crust, sauces and toppings has been achieved. The incredibly rich, cheesy, and unique Alfredo Pizza must be tasted to be believed. And, I am now a believer...especially in the efficacy of using fresh, local ingredients to craft extraordinarily delicious food.\n\nIn my visits to TRC, I usually include the Triple Pepperoni Pizza. This pie is a carnivore's delight. It sports three different kinds of pepperoni which marry to give this pizza a savory meatiness that I've not experienced elsewhere. With gastric juices now flowing at Warp 10, I usually round off my gluttony with two scoops of Chocolate Shoppe Ice Cream--all of which gets washed down with a Sprecher's Root Beer. However, a number of local beers and wines are also available.\n\nI'd be remiss in my review of the Willy Street TRC if I failed to mention their friendly and attentive staff. Food is prepared in a timely manner and tabled according to the customers' wishes. In my visits I have never been greeted by anything less than a smile and a cheerful attitude. The combination of tables and booths is adequate and the overhead music is kept at a comfortable volume. Prices are moderate.\n\nI plead guilty to ignoring other menu items that have been given the same artisanship afforded the pizza. However, in future visits, I hope to try some of TRC's non-pizza offerings.\n\nOne of the greatest pleasures of the human experience is to eat. Don't risk denying yourself the pleasure of The Roman Candle.
__label__4 Their Sea Bass and Scallop dish with verjus is the best thing I've ever eaten. Two words: Tomato Jam. \n\nIt is not cheap, but worth the money. I look forward to returning and highly recommend it. \n\nI tried foie gras for the first time ever and was impressed. Both times I have been here (had the Sea Bass and Scallop dish both times... it's THAT good) we tried a cheese plate. The first time we asked our server what kind was good and she suggested the Bellavitano. I still feel like I owe her for this. A friend and I joke that Bellavitano brings people together.The second time we had that and the Moody Blue. Also a find. \n\nIf you are looking for a quality, delicious dinner and are not concerned with the price, Eno Vino is your answer.
__label__3 Great place!  Pretty slow, as you might expect on a Monday night.  Had nice Malbec, great marinaded olives and a perfect-sized sausage and mushroom pizza.  \n\nDecor is very spiffy.  Rather hard to find the place if you're not a local.  Little strip mall right behind the tire store.  Look Arden, as it's worth searching for.\n\nGet in here!!
__label__0 This review is based strictly off their customer service.\n\nMy wife and I were going out for dinner last night at Muramoto.  We arrived early (5:30p) to the King Street area.  So, we thought we would stop by Nat Spil for a couple pre-dinner cocktails.  Neither of us had been there before and were excited to give it a try.\n\nOur initial take was we really liked the atmoshere - seemed very cool.  However, as mentioned in other reviews, we soon found that the place was small and a little confusing for us.  The place has about 10 tables that I could see and a small bar with about 12 stools.  Is it a restaurant or a bar?  The reason I bring this up is that when we walked in there were two couples sitting at tables and no one at the bar.  One couple had food and other couple just had cocktails.  There was no one to greet us when we walked in (i didn't think that was going to be a big deal but it obvioulsly was), so we sauntered over to the bar and ordered a cocktail.  After the drinks were poured we thought it might be more comfortable sitting at a table and told the bartendress - \"no problem\" she says.\n\nWe chose a table in the front window area.  It was small but had four sets of silverware.  Suddenly a waiter appears and asks if it just the two of us tonight.  \"Yes\" I replied.  He lets out a big sigh, and then snatches two of the silverware sets.  As he is walking to the cupboard to put them away I notice that he is shaking his head the whole time and is still visible pissed that there is only two of us.  He then takes the silverware he just cleared and started slamming/throwing  them back into the cupboard drawers.  \n\nLet me take the opportunity to remind you that there were four other customers in this establishment at this point and it was 5:30pm.  It's not like we were occupying prime seats during prime time.  \n\nSo... The waiter comes back and says, \"what do want for dinner?\"  with an exaggerated roll of his eyes.   I said we were just having drinks and wouldn't be staying long.  Another hugh sigh and he storms off to his station and takes a big drink from his wine glass.  I was surprised to see the waiter drinking at 5:30.  I wonder if he paid for that drink or if it was stolen from the establishment's owner?!?\n\nWell that pretty much sealed it - not going to have a second drink there.  We slammed our cocktails and high tailed it.  As we were leaving we had to walk right past him.  He never looked up or even acknowledged we were leaving.  \n\nInterestingly enough... Around 8:00p as we were walking back to our car from Muramoto, we glanced into the front window of Nat Spil.  It looked they had a whooping crowd of about 6 people.  I wonder how many other people left after dealing with that ass-bag waiter?!?
__label__4 \"The place for Birthdays in Madison. Get a free mug with soda or beer (depending on your age) with a balloon attached and drink 'til you drop. Great burgers, especially the kid's sized mini burgers which are perfect for me. Great crowd, reminds me of Cheers in a way. Take a big group for dinner when you are starting out that 21 bar crawl. The owner Marty Shapiro is a Madison celebrity. 5 stars.\"
__label__3 As far as college students go, this is the place to be for birthdays and pregaming. For birthdays, you get all-you-can-drink free beer, mug, a tiny sundae and a balloon. My friends and I all love the cheese curds with gritty sauce and the gritty burgers. Power hour (every night from 10-11pm) has $1 mixers and is the best bar to begin drinking at.
__label__2 Friends of mine wanted to go here to celebrate some birthdays. It was cute - they gave the birthday ladies each a mug with a balloon tied to it, and they could go up to a special place at the bar to get free drinks all night. The free drinks were draught beers and a few basic mixed drinks, I think. It's very kitschy and this is the official birthday place. I ordered a burger, and it was perfectly good. Nothing to write home about, and it's good for groups. We came on a weeknight so I can't say anything about crowdedness. Seems like it's most fun if you're the one celebrating your birthday :) And free drinks all night - you can't complain about that!
__label__4 I would come here every saturday if I could... it's the best place I've been to in Vegas. It has the Pussy Cat Dolls performing in the lounge and a great patio overlooking the strip. The whole place kind of makes you feel like a celebrity and it's not overly crowded. \r\n\r\nBut my water cost $7!!! For God's sake, get your drinks while you are gambling instead!
__label__2 Even though my friend and I got in without a wait and for free, we didn't have much fun here.  The place was packed with plastic looking people with uber-trendy clothing and fake eyelashes.  You know, which is ok, for vegas and all, but it wasn't what we thought it would be.  The drinks are very overpriced (14$ red bull and vodkas) and in order to sit down, at all (and let me tell you most of us ladies were not wearing the most comfy shoes here...) you would have to be a vip (and to get a vip table you have to buy a bottle - bottles start at 425$).  Don't get me wrong, the atmosphere is hott, and the open area upstairs provides a great view of the strip, and this is a place where you just kinda feel like you are one of the rich and famous... We did meet a really nice professional poker champ here, and he did whisk us away to a really fun nightclub in a limo that he paid for, so I guess pure isn't all bad:)
__label__0 Horrible, horrible place.  Wannabe Paris Hiltons abound as do the greasy Rico Suave guys with their striped, button down shirts (top buttons undone to expose their drain clogging chest mat.)  Semi-famous hockey players, people palming Benjamins, washed up celebrities (Britney for New Years?!  C'mON!) and the Pussycat Dolls get to cut in line.  Once you're in, you have no idea what all the fuss was about.
__label__2 My friends and I had quite the experience at PURE when we went there this past Saturday night..\n\nFirst of all, do NOT count on the guestlist to get you in.. that's why my group (guys and girls) had to separate to our respective gender lines and you know how that goes.. the girls will ALWAYS get in before the guys do\n\nAnyways, when it was my turn to get my ID checked by the bouncer (BTW, it only took about 10 minutes to get there, so don't get intimidated by the length of the girls line), the bouncer actually thought i had a fake ID! Cuz of that, I had to be sent to another bouncer to get another opinion.. WTF?! They even went so far as to ask for me for another proof of ID and even for me to lift up my bangs to prove my identity! WTF right?! I know I was only 15-16 when I took my license pic, but shoot, thank you stoopid bouncers for putting me on the spot like that =P Good news though is that I did get in for free with a VIP stamp on my hand =)\n\nWith the guys in our group, it took A LOT to get them in.. a lot meaning that we had to go from bouncer to bouncer to convince them that they were with us and finally we were able to get them in. Guys still ended up paying the $30 cover charge though..\n\nBut just like what the majority have said, prepare yourself for the pushing and shoving on and off the dance floor, the HUGE crowds, the sticky and the dance floors full of empty cups, the occasional spill of alcohol from others around you, and the EXPENSIVE drinks (but at least there was no wait for me at the bar.. do NOT go to the bar in the white room). I do have to give props to the DJ spinning that night.. played a whole range of music, so I'm sure he satisfied everyone's taste\n\nOverall, the experience was OK. It really isn't all its hyped up to be, considering what I had to go through, but I'm glad to say that I went clubbin at PURE. But just like how I rated a club at SF before, I think it just depends on WHO you're with cuz for me at least, it plays a major role on whether I'm having a good time or not\n\nONE last note for GUYS: If the bouncer asks you to tuck in your shirt, not only listen to him but do NOT untuck it, even if you only mean to re-adjust yourself. One of my guy friends got kicked out even before entering the club juss cuz the bouncer caught him untucking his shirt to fix it after he was told to tuck it in. Some shiet huh?
__label__1 We first went to Pure a few years ago when it first opened.  We were lucky enough to get right in with little hassle and had a wonderful spot at one of the tables on the roof deck.  (This was back before we really knew what we were doing, so it was dumb luck.)  I was very impressed with the club's layout, design and decor.  I like multiple rooms with different feels to them....keeps the night interesting.  I know there are other clubs in Vegas with decks but being right there on the strip is amazing.  However, I've been reluctant to go back recently as I think the crowd is just...strange.  Its almost like some strange fraternity party on crack.\n\nUpdate:\n\nIn my 350 Yelp reviews I never once hoped for a more positive update.  I really, really wanted to update my Pure review with \"I'm giving them more stars because bottle service this trip was wonderful!\"  I am sad that I actually have to take a star away.\n\nThe host I worked with was kind of a flake and I was nervous about it going in.  There is no rhyme or reason to anything in the line area of Pure.  It's a HUGE mass of people.  At other clubs if you have a table you find someone with a clipboard and in you go.  Not possible here.  I pushed my way to the front of the mass and waited until I could catch someone's attention.  In the process I got my ass grabbed, elbowed in the face, my feet stepped on....it was truly awful.  (And let me tell you....some people use way too much cologne and some people need to use a lot more deodorant....) Once up to the front and beyond the rope we were treated with could best be described as contempt by the second doorman.  We were then ushered in to our table, which was actually in the Pussy Cat Dolls Lounge part of the club.  I didn't mind since it was new to me but I was kind of bummed for my friends that had never been there before.  Luckily we were in so early it wasn't overcrowded yet and they were able to explore the rest of the club.\n\nHaving front row seats for the Dolls was great, we were in the \"splash zone\" and got soaked with water when the one Doll did her thing in the bathtub.  However, having these seats has a HUGE drawback.  There is no actual wall between the Lounge and the outside line area, just a curtain.  Someone stuck their hand through the curtain for about 5 seconds, security was on it in 3 seconds but in that 2 second span our camera was gone.  Fabulous.  Just what I needed.  Given my prior experience with Vegas casinos and stolen items (see Green Valley Ranch review) I didn't even say anything because I knew it would just take up too much of my night and nothing would come of it.  \n\nI was a little peeved to find out that bottles started at $500, not the $425 my host told me.  (Not that it really matters at that point anyways...it just seemed disingenuous to me.)  I also didn't enjoy the fact that the members of our party that got separated from us in the line situation were forced to pay $50 each for cover, despite the fact we had a table and their cover was supposed to be included.  Lastly, perhaps I'm spoiled by Tao, but our security guard was useless.  At Tao you get escorted to the restroom and a million other things...here, not at all.  He looked at me as if I was nuts and I actually had to leave the club to go to the restroom!  Talk about bad design.  \n\nLike I said, I really, really wanted this to be positive but I just can't do it.  I know that I will never return to Pure, let alone get bottle service there.  When you go VIP you should be treated as such, especially if you are spending thousands of dollars there.  (We were a group of 12.)  There are just other options that are so much better.
__label__2 Good:\n- It's so pretty upstairs! You can see the strip!\n- Different rooms with different music\n- Big\n- I had fun\n\nBad:\n- BOOO management!!! VIP line and everything else was sooo unorganized, why pay the money for no special treatment?\n- SOOO CROWDED\n- Overpriced\n\nactually i just realized I said exactly what michelle k said. so right on!  also, that girl was my friend.... that guy was a JERRRRK, and i have a picture of that couple making out if anyone wants to see. =)
__label__2 ******* 3.5***********\nThe music was not that great, but this club was def. a popular one in Vegas. The line was ridiculous but LUCKY we were with like 15 girls so we go in for free and quickly.  Sometimes it is so packed that people are always bumping into each other. There is a top floor with a nice view of Vegas.  I know that this club is attached to another one (which is not so great) but fun to get away and take a breather from the packedness in Pure. Oh, ps.... there are tons of hot guys! Last time I went Lynsey Lohan was there....but she's not that important :) epecially compared to me! jp
__label__2 We had bottle service at this club and our table was a lot smaller, the room we were put in was the house music room, we were stuck next to some older geezers, but they were nice, but we did have our own bodyguard, that looked like Big's older brother, from the show Rob & Big.\n\nThank god they changed the music half way thru the night! Well, I was too tipsy to mind, but it helped the ambiance and the mood. \n\nOther than that, getting in was a breeze, but if you don't know anyone to hook it up for you, it seriously looked like a \"cattle call\" outside. The lines were a mess and you have no idea where to go.\n\nThe main dance room was playing some great music, from the 80's, 90's and that was an added touch. I would rather go to Tao or Tryst though.
__label__4 Worth the money. You'll probably see celebrities here. You have to get there early to ensure entry.
__label__0 hella stuffy.\nhella no space to dance.\nloooonnnggeessst wait ever in my life (even my party was on the guestlist).
__label__2 I hate Vegas clubs but why do I always end up at them!? I really don't know! There is always somebodys bday or friend in town, blah blah. Ok so this time it was my friend's cousin in town and someone's bday, etc etc. Point is I ended up here. \n\nAfter my horrible experience here 2 yrs ago on my bday I promised to never return. I guess I lied to myself. 2 yrs ago it was all girls and 2 guys, all the girls could get in no problem and free, but the guys we did not want to leave them behind and they did not want to pay the big bucks to get in quickly so we ended up waiting, in a long lone (very) long line. took freakin forever to get in and when inside it was HOT and gross in there.\n\nSo this past weekend we went. We were put on the guest list. There was a long line for general admission, long line for girls, and an area for the \"guest list\" which was not a line, just a bunch of people ( I would say at least 100 people) smashed up against eachother-did not move for 30 minutes. So refusing to wait in line we talked to bouncers, they said we needed to \"find a way to the front\" if we had guys with us. If it was us girls only, he would let us in. OMG! Why do I keep going with guys!? why?!\n\nSo we decided to get bottle service. $1,000 for 2 bottles and a section to sit down. It was a totally different experience than standing the entire night. My feet really thanked me. We got really lucky though! They were filming Keeping up with the Kardashians that night and so we got to see all the Kardashian sisters up close and personal in our section of the Pussycat Dolls Lounge. Also got to see Pussycat Dolls perform. Pure gets 3 stars for good music and the celebrities I got to see up close.\n\nBut the main area with dancefloor, can we get any more crowded. I had to practically molest people to get by. Someone slap me the next time I am talked into Pure.
__label__0 If I were playing the word association game, after going here, my first word would be: MEH.\n\nThis place is so overrated and like the other reviews say, just completely disorganized when it comes to going in. So my friends and I got all dolled up thinking that we would get some promoter's attention which basically worked everywhere but here. We were like, alright, cute asian girls.. alas NO. One of my friends actually spotted someone who looked like a promoter (and turned out to be one) who put us on the list probably cuz we asked. \n\nAfter getting there, we realized why we probably were not approached - this is completely not our scene. Unfortunately we're not so into euro-techno music and people were not at dressed up as we thought they would be. \n\nWhen we got there this big promoter guy told us to just hang out near one of the velvet ropes because we were on the list. He wasn't really clear and put us in a line with a group of guys. After a while he saw that we were standing in the wrong place and then finally let us in. \n\nWe got in the club and man.. it was kind of boring from the get go. We decided we would get our drinks, down it and hop over to Tao. Too bad we weren't more drunk at that time because maybe we would have stayed, but our intense sobriety warned as against that. As we tried to leave, some guy told us to go another way. Well, liar, it wasn't another way... it was another room where a crowd of people were just standing there watching half naked girls dance. I'm not sure what impression we gave that guy, but I could have sworn we had the desperate-to-get-out-here look, not the we-want-to-look-at-other-girls-dance look. \n\nAt least in the end we made it out and over to Tao where we definitely had a much more exciting night (aka VIP, patron, belvedere, fun)
__label__1 I went here like 2 years ago when it was at its peak and it was a huge pain in the ass overall. We waited in line for an hour (I was in a group of 2 guys and 2 girls), paid $50 per couple, and the place was literally so packed we couldn't dance. We got drinks and stood outside on the roof, which was kinda cool, but I've never been back and it totally wasn't worth the time or money.
__label__1 Never again.\n\nThe day before going to Pure, a promoter standing around Caesar's palace talked to us and put our party on some kind of \"guest list.\"  He was cool about everything and actually got our hopes up that it would be a fun night.\n\nThe next night, we all arrived around 11pm and we were told to go through the \"VIP entrance\" - but it was actually a gigantic crowd of people packed around probably the three worst bouncers in all of Las Vegas.  It took us about 30 minutes to get to the front of the crowd, and the bouncer we talked to \"Lloyd\" promised us we'd get in soon.  Ok, I don't mind waiting a little bit since its supposed to be a nice club.  Plus we had a good mix (4 girls, 2 guys) so I didnt think we'd have to wait too long.\n\nWe ended up waiting for a damn hour at the front of the entrance before they finally let us in.  That full hour was spent crushed in the crowd and watching Lloyd let other more important people push ahead of us, and the bouncers telling us to make room for these people (as though we could move anywhere at all).  The regular line looked like it was moving swiftly which added insult to our situation.  \n\nFinally, one of the managers \"Sheets\" saw that we'd been waiting for an exorbitant amount of time and told Lloyd to let us in next.  Our being on the \"guest list\" no longer mattered since by this time it was past 12, thus we were charged the full admission like chumps (even though we had \"reduced admission past 12\" cards).  We could have waited in the regular line and saved much more time.\n\nThat whole admission experience left me bitter as hell, and pretty much tainted what could have been a fun night.  We came up with all sorts of theories.  Like maybe they didn't want too many Asians inside.  Or maybe because we didn't tip Lloyd while we were standing there.  Who knows.\n\nAnyway, the music was pretty good, DJ AM was spinning, and he played a good mix of old school hip-hop and some mainstream stuff.  The view from the balcony is really nice too.  There was an overall vibe of douchey-ness to the crowd as well as the bouncers -- they tried to charge us an extra $5 to get into another room that had live dancers, wtf?  And Lloyd, true to his douchey nature, yelled at one of our group for standing outside the exit as she was waiting for the rest of us to come out.\n\nDon't really know how the table / bottle service is, but I honestly don't plan on going back.
__label__3 This is a really beautiful club with beautiful people. Unfortunately it was packed to the gills for the Memorial Day weekend, so it made it a little uncomfortable at times. However, it was still a fun time.
__label__2 We came here on our second night in Vegas after having gone to Tao the night before. There was a huge line as expected, but thanks to the almighty girl power we had in our group, we were able to bypass the line and get in.\n\nThere are a few different rooms with different music, and a rooftop deck; however, the club itself seemed a little smaller than Tao. They had lots of good music playing and had more options like house/techno on the rooftop. It was really crowded on the main floor, but some of the other dance floors like the Pussycat Lounge were pretty open. This is a pretty good club, and it doesn't seem as pretentious as some of the others like Tryst or Tao.
__label__2 After waiting through the tumultuous crowds in the VIP line, I finally got into this prized Caesar's Palace establishment and was impressed. There was an extensive bottle service area, lots of beautiful people, and a crowded dance floor. The reason this place received only 3 stars was because 1) a normal coke should NOT cost 15 dollars, and 2) I had gotten a bottle, taken it out of the area, and they took it away from my friend rudely. Other than that, this club is popping. Go check it out.
__label__1 This is one of the most interesting places in Las Vegas. Seriously! If you are not getting blinded by the supersexy promoters schlondering around Cesars handing out VIP tickets and wristbands to every vajajay that doesn't sprout hair out from her chin, and once you do not pass out from the bad odor in line in front of the club, you may want to puton your sunglasses when entering, because everything is an awesome fake alligatorskin white.\nIf thats good or bad, it would be your decision. It is not mine haha\n\nMe and my girls have no issues getting into clubs fast without a line and no money. But this beats it all.... if you want to get hit on by reeeeeally gross bolding men resembling bowling balls, THIS is the club for YOU!\n\nDont get offended if this awesome looking strapping fella' asks your friend if he pays you or me directly for S.x. Yes, you read me right!\nThe bouncers inside the club feel like they are guarding the freakin' crown jewels in time square. The *VIP* und bottle service area is usually totally empty, that means so and so, wear flip flops because your hammertoes will hurt like hell being squshed by 300lbs ladies and 400lbs bolding guys cramped into this supersmall venue.\n\nErgo: we only end up here if we are so wasted that we cant walk anymore, or else it is unbearable haha
__label__1 The entrance to Pure was mobbed with people. We had made previous arrangements with a staff member to get our large party (14, mostly girls) inside. It was nearly impossible with the poor line control.\n\nWe finally made it inside but were quite disappointed. The primary downstairs area was extremely packed and too dark. The open air dance floor upstairs was much better.\n\nI don't want to sound snobby, but... the bouncers seem to let everyone. There were also quite a few extremely drunk individuals that I would have expected to be escorted out, if anyone had been paying attention.
__label__0 I wouldn't come here again\nunless you blindfolded me, tied me up and brought me here against my will. Went here with friends on a Saturday night, big mistake. We paid $30 to get in and weren't told that some private party had pretty much taken over to the entire place. How did we know? They obnoxiously all wearing white. How original. Besides that, Pure has made the decision to turn the entire place into nothing but tables and bottle service. Everywhere you go there must have been a table to the left or right of you. Leaving no space to stand or dance or wait for a drink.  The second floor outside area, didn't get any better. For the 20 minutes we were there before we decided to leave, it was like we were walking in narrow hallways of VIP rope. I felt so upset paying cover and not even being here for half an hour and  enjoying the place. How does crappy place get this thinking they can charge the same cover as a much better, bigger Vegas club like XS?  I'll refuse to come here again and warn my friends about it.
__label__4 LOVE! Great staff, cool vibe, good lookin cats and probably had the best Vegas DJ spinnin the night I went. DJ Casanova! \n\nWe had a table on the rooftop and were taken care of very well. Security guards were very nice and the waitress was cute. I'll be coming back here every time I come to Vegas :)
__label__1 It's probably best I declare something before I carry on typing... I'm not a great fan of clubs. Whether on holiday, or at home - I've never had  \"the best night of my life\" at a place like Pure.\n\nAll signs looked like it'd be a good night - friends had been to Pure, and loved it, we'd read good reviews, and we'd already had our names on the guest list thanks to a girl who worked at one of Caesar's Palaces' bars. \n\nBut from the moment we got there, we knew we weren't going to have a great night. \n\nGeneric, dance music played in every room we walked through. Gloomy looking bar staff giving lousy service. Letchy boys and stroppy girls. \n\nThe views of the strip from the roof top were a high light, and the people we spoke to made the night but definitely not the best night in Vegas. \n\nSomething we learnt that night - don't try too hard to have a good time in Vegas, the good times will find you when you least expect them.
__label__1 Got a table and that gangster'd up the eve, but overall just meh. The terrace was the only thing open the night we went, and no one was dancing on the dance floor. What? Why? Dunno. This was fine, we partied at our table, but when we tried to invite some others in to help finish our bottle (uhhh it was 5 of us, all small girls - a bottle is a lot for us to finish, don't judge) the bouncers tried to tell us we weren't aloud. Um no, we paid a ridiculous amount for this table and if we want to invite people in, we damn well better be able to. \n\nWe had an awesome time because we will pretty much have an awesome time where ever we go, but again, bouncers are d-bags. If we hadn't have had a table we'd have been in and out and ready to move on with our eve!
__label__1 I wanted to enjoy pure but it was disappointing from the beginning. We waited for over an hour to get in even though my group had 6 females and 3 guys. They complained of the ratio EVEN though they kept marching in hordes of guys. Inside the club I would see at least 5 guys for every girl that walked by. The floor was sticky and the bartenders and staff were slow and unfriendly. The only good things about Pure was the roof lounge and the fact I made $50 in cash from some \"high roller\" in the VIP making it \"rain\" dollar bills throughout the night. I would never pay to get into this club but at least I made $50.
__label__2 got in free before 12am one wkend - the club is smaller than i expected like the dancefloor which is weird & crowded at times and hot lol theres other VIP rooms but the decor is nice
__label__1 Don't go on a Thursday night! \n\nThey only open up the rooftop portion of the club and unless you are doing bottle service you'll be corralled into the center of the patio at least 15 ft away from the railing where all the good Vegas and people watching views are.  I was very disappointed with this club. I thought this was Vegas. Nightlife is suppose to be their thing. I've been to better clubs (even on a Thursday night) in Austin. The XS nightclub on a Friday night is ten times better. Don't even waste your time on Pure unless you can get in free on a Saturday night.
__label__4 This review is for Tuesday Industry Night\n\nThe line was not short, but was not chaotic like most nights out in Vegas. If you are a chick and you get into the line, the bouncer will remove you and escort you up to the front which is nice of them. \n\nThe music was the freaking best ever and the entire crowd was sexy. Every body was dancing and having fun, it wasn't crazy packed like it probably is on a weekend. There was room to roam around and be drunk and come back and still  find your friends.
__label__3 Some cool cat hanging outside of the doors at Caesar's Palace handed me a pass Sunday night and told me that I could get into this club without paying a cover charge. Sure, I'll save the $20. I was already down from a terrible run at the craps table. Crap!\n\nJust like what I would expect in Vegas...a decent sized dance floor, surrounding VIP sections and beautiful people all over the place. I never go out on Sundays but being in the city that never sleeps I was playing with house time. I was definitely digging the music here. The DJ was playing an awesome mix of hip hop and Top 40 hits. Needless to say, I was gettin' it on the dance floor.\n\nI paid $8 for each Coors Light bottle. A little steep if you ask me but I suppose that is the norm in LV. Good thing that I am a lightweight because this place becomes more fun when the beer vision kicks in.\n\nJust saw a few reviews that said this place has dance floors on different levels. Wish someone told me because I was a one man wolf pack for the night and would have enjoyed checking out the different scenes here. Guess I'll be back here when I'm visiting Sin City again because this place is pure fun.
__label__2 This was the best stop that Nite Tours provided!  Dug the music and the crowd.  There are separate rooms with different music.  The \"white room\" had a great vibe to it with folks getting down to the beats.
__label__3 We ended up here purely by accident and loved it! We were looking for a place to go dance and as we were walking by Caesar's a guy was outside handing out passes for no cover before midnight. We took the passes and headed into the Casino. Right in front of Pure was another guy handing out the same passes and he told us to get into the Guest List line which was shorter,even though we weren't on the guest list. We were inside the club within 5 minutes of entering the hotel. \n\nPure is pretty much a rooftop club overlooking the strip. I danced for hours just looking at the Eiffel Tower. Can't complain about that, now can you? The DJ was awesome and I wish I can remember his name because I loved pretty much everything he played. The drinks were pretty pricey but I guess you can expect that in Vegas. I'd definitely come back!
__label__0 My experience here was purely boring (harhar).  A promoter gave me and three girlfriends a pass for no cover and free drinks, which was cool because I would have been forced to stay here longer if we had paid.  \n\nThis club does make a very nice visual impact, with the all white decor.  After looking at the crowd to get free drinks, we decided against it and went straight to the dancefloor...let me tell you, if you consider yourself to be in the hip 20-something crowd you should probably go to a different place.  crowd was mostly 30+, but I don't know, maybe my age detector is skewed from being around too many Asian people.  \n\nOne weird thing I noticed was that the VIP tables were in front of the small, cramped dance floor so I was just trying to avoid making eye contact with them.  The DJ was playing some weird, ambient music that wasn't my thing.  It seemed like it wasn't the crowd's thing either, because nobody was dancing! They were just kind of standing there.  I feed off crowd energy a lot, and this crowd was not doing it for me.  \n\nWe braved this place for about an hour and left.  Don't waste your time!
__label__2 I don't know. I've been here when it was kind of crowded and when it was packed. It's more fun to me when it's not wall-to-wall people, the way it's set-up. \n\nThe tables they have roped off on the sides of the dance floor don't make sense to me. When it's packed, people tend to lean against the back of the couches or sometimes sit on them and security gets upset. Obviously I learned this the hard way, but good luck trying to regulate that!!
__label__0 Door staff girl was the rudest person! Even the group in front of us was complaining about her as well. We considered leaving at this point , but decided to try out the place. Very pretentious vibe! Will definitely not be going back!!!
__label__0 Came here for the Ne-Yo event on NYE 2014. I have to laugh that people were verbally complaining about the event while the were still on the dance floor. When we were heading out a guy walked out yelling \"Horrible, horrible\" to everyone in earshot. It was...well, bad. We didn't see any sign of Ne-Yo until after midnight, and by then he was so f'ed up that everything he said and sang was just pathetic. For $100/guy and $50/girl, all they did was blow paper confetti at midnight. The entire experience lacked anything special. With that fat of a cover and no live music performance by your headliner, you should at least hand out some cheap champagne. \n\n3 shots of well vodka and a vodka martini were $56. The entire club (which has multiple rooms of different styles of music and no real room to dance in any of them) has donated all possible space to VIP booths. Many of those are nowhere near the action, so you have to get up and leave, making your booth susceptible to theft. I don't recommend bottle service at this club. I'm glad we didn't go for it. If you aren't a VIP, however, good luck finding anywhere so much to even lean, as they've profit-maximized every square inch of the interior. \n\nAdditionally, so many people were chain smoking within an area of so little ventilation that I became literally sick to my stomach and had to excuse myself from the club entirely. I'm pretty used to the nasty smoking liberty people in Vegas abuse, but this was a little overboard. \n\nMusic was house/EDM samples, nothing Top 40 or dancey. Nothing unique to the DJ stack at all - you'll find these types of mixes anywhere. Pretty weak. Pro's of the club were the bouncers/security (who I found to actually be pretty accommodating), the cleanliness, and the multi-room concept. The decor also differed between the rooms, which was cool. \n\nAll lovelies aside, I don't see myself returning to this club.
__label__2 Went here with some friends and was not familiar with the menu.  The order counter seemed confusing to me too. Got a turkey sandwich,  but think they used miracle whip not mayo.  Not a fan though.
__label__3 OK it's pricey, yes.  But we had a $20/per person coupon so of course we had to try it. \n\nWe were there on 12/12, reservations for 9:30 AM when they first open.  We got there and waited maybe 5 minutes to get in (we were served Perrier Jouet Champagne while we waited, as well as unlimited while you eat).\n\nThe broiled lobster tails were good, and BIG.  But I wish they were boiled or steamed as they are much better that way.\n\nThe caviar was .. well, it's caviar.\n\nThe crab claws were big and full.\n\nThe tables are set up very nicely, everything is really nice and a bit on the fancy side.\n\nThe deserts were the best in Vegas.\n\nYou MUST try the chocolate covered strawberries.  They were HUGE and juicy and I ate about 8 of them, along with 5 lobster tails, 5 crab claws, etc.
__label__3 Great food selection and excellent service.  If you're VIP you don't have to wait.  High quality and Pierre Jout Champagne.
__label__2 I went with really high expectations, so perhaps that is skewing my judgement on this place. But in a nutshell...it was just ok.\n\nAs many have pointed out, it is all buffet style, so the freshness and wow factor just wasnt there for me.\n\nMy favorite brunch of all time was the brunch at The Steakhouse in Circus Circus...so perhaps I had an unfair bias going in. What I really liked about the CC brunch was that everything was made to order, like filet, eggs benedict, etc. Something just seems to get lost when it gets made in batches and sits in a heating table. I really wish they would re-open that brunch :(\n\nThe Lobster was just very mediocre, the filets were overdone, the eggs benedict was not too bad, but still a little dry from sitting in the heating table. The crab legs were very good, but wish they would take the extra step and either cut them open for you or provide the scissors because the shells were a little soft and hard to open with just a cracker.\n\nThe desserts were just ok to me, nothing special.\n\nI think the saving grace was that the champagne was flowing (although not as fast as I would have liked) and it is a $40-50 champagne...that is the only reason I would say that the $85 price tag isnt completely out of line.\n\nOverall, the food quality was average and not worth the $$$, but if you like a lot of good champagne and dont mind average quality food, it is worth it.
__label__1 What a disappointment! Food overcooked! Certainly not worth the $85! Much better places.
__label__3 Awesome service, solid food, ever flowing champagne, and great company made for a wonderful experience. A group of four of us came in at 11:00am and did not leave until 2:30. We ate, drank, and laughed up a storm. \n\nOur server, Lorraina, was attentive yet not intrusive. Our champagne and water glasses were always full and we hardly had to ask for anything. Teas and espressos were offered at several different points throughout the meal. All steps of service were executed to perfection. At no point were we rushed and were told to just enjoy ourselves. The service from each station was as personable as possible. \n\nThe food is stronger than most buffets. Offerings such as king crab legs, halved lobster tails, fresh oysters, lamb chops, prime rib, and sashimi were plentiful. Three plates of savory food and one sweet and I was done. By no means was that small meal. Add a bottle and a half of Pierre Jouet to complete the meal. Although we used Groupons for this occasion, I would gladly pay full price for this again.\n\nWe even thought ahead and booked a room at the PH so that we could enjoy brunch to its fullest. A stumble across the Paris was the smartest choice we have ever made.
__label__0 There seems to be two different experiences here, the one that most people have had, and then the one my friend and I had. I have no problem spending money on good food and drinks, but I was hard pressed to spend $85 on brunch that had the word \"buffet\" in it. When Julie K had posted a talk thread informing us of the Groupon Reserve, 2 for $99, I jumped on it figuring there wouldn't be better time to try it. Made a reservation for 10:30, arrived on time, and was seated an hour later. An hour. I guess they figure my time isn't valuable, I could've slept in longer! Finally we were seated but didn't have our drink ordered taken for another 10 minutes, as we were sitting there I was noticing the decor, I felt like I was in a Cosby Show episode, the ambiance was very strange. 80's theme all the way. Started out at the station with the broiled lobster tails, seemed to look good, they were split in half so I grabbed a couple, these were decent but nothing spectacular. I skipped the carving station as I'm not a huge meat eater so I can't comment on that. The entire warming station was set up like a catering type deal, all the food is in a metal flip top with fire under neath so all the food had that hardened layer on top. Not appetizing at all. Went over to the sushi station, ordered hamachi and tako, when I got to the table, I noticed how hard the fish was, I wasn't brave enough to try it. The caviar was scooped from a bucket type thing, I gave it a try but spit it out. It was so warm. I tried the oysters which were stacked on a plate sitting on ice, again when I returned to the table I noticed how smelly they were. So I was too nervous to try them. All the while we were barely checked on my our server, we had maybe 3 refills of PJ (that's basically the best part of the meal so far) we ended up eating mostly crab legs and a few crab claws. The desserts were comparable to Costco, we tried the creme br\u00fbl\u00e9e, ehh. It gives me no pleasure to complain about this entire meal/experience but I cannot see how this was a great experience from anyone? We tipped on the full amount, so this still was a $70 meal. This was a huge disappointment.
__label__2 Came in here with pretty high expectations but was pretty highly disappointed. Service was terrible, had to ask multiple time for the server to refill my water which was probably the best water I have ever tasted.\n\nPerrier Joet was delicious. Caviar was good and abundant.  Filet mignon mediocre. Lobster tail overcooked and dry. Sashimi TERRIBLE. Rack of lamb decent.\n\nI felt the brunch was overpriced, expected better service, and expected better quality food.
__label__2 Came here specifically because of the lobster. Unfortunately, they were dry and tasteless, which i should had anticipated knowing that they were Australian lobster tails rather than the much sweeter maine lobster. Had they been Maine lobster it would had been worth the almost $100 price tag as the rest of the buffet was at best 3 1/2 stars. Didn't see the caviar as they were either out of it or hiding it due to cost. Due to price and value it overall only gets 3 stars. However, if you like all you can drink champagne, which i loved in my younger years, it gets all 5 stars along with a 5 star hangover.\n\nUpdate: they just renovated the restaurant and even changed the name. Will retry updated version of the sterling buffet very soon and update review.
__label__2 The Hofbrauhaus is a German beer hall that's a loud and rowdy good time.  There's a hot blond chick that passes out Yager shots and spanks patrons with a wooden paddle.\n\nThe food is mediocre, kind of just a bland carb. fest, but the huge pretzel w/ a few dipping sauces compliments your beer quite well.  It's a bit loud for my taste, but worth checking out for a brew or two.
__label__2 Have you ever had a party in which only a few people showed up, but you had the best damn party ever?  Well, I think it is fair to characterize this place as that.\n\nSunday lunch is not really crowded at all.  I suppose the high ceilings of the beer hall make the place seem emptier than it is.  There were probably 25 people or so here.  Live entertainment consists of a guy in lederhosen, doing his best to keep people pumped up.  He plays a music with a backup audio, do some beer tricks and play that super long horn thing.  Afterwards, he will go from table to table to chat and share a swig or two of beer.\n\nIf you are brave enough or not easily embarrassed you can earn some free goodies or beer by doing the chicken dance or even just guess the right number.\n\nFoodwise, the portions are standard, you get your meat, potatoes and sauerkraut for $20 or so.  If you are pork or sausage averse, don't bother.  You can get a steak here, but why?\n\nTwo more comments regarding pricing and being 'touristy\".   This is a place where you will pay $7.50 for a half liter of beer.  5.50 for 1/4, 13.50 for a full.  Once you have a couple of beers, another liter sounds perfectly reasonable.\n\nMy bill for four was $180 with tip for a cheese plate, three entrees, one dessert and 3 liters of beer.\n\nThis place is for tourists.  I brought my cousin from Japan here.  I probably would not go out of my way to eat here.  Having said that, I think it is a good place to entertain.\n\nSeriously, it's silly to expect this place to somehow replicate the experience of being in Bavaria.\n\nThere is a giant beer hall room which is the primarily room.  The beer garden room is for events or probably on busier nights.  Even though it says the beer garden is airconditioned, it is a bit hotter in there (maybe they didn't have the air on).\n\nSo have a good time, make sure you are well funded and don't expect to feel like you are backpacking in Europe.  Oh yeah and get a cab or walk across the street to the Hard Rock Casino and enjoy the scenery.
__label__3 Beer is great, food is amazing and usually I dislike bland food. The sausages combination is a good way to try it all. It comes in three plates stacked in a holder with chicken, pork, veal, others and pretzel. The meat steak dish, I think it was pork hock, was amazing. But I didn't eat the German dumpling, wasn't my cup of tea.\n\nLove the gals dressed up in these cute uniforms, the band was kicking good party music, the beer hall looks like a real German brewery house from my experience. I went with relatives which limits my full capacity to party! Guys and open minded gals should hit the spot for a good time!!!
__label__4 I. Am. A. Fan. This place is so much fun! The friends I was with had all been to the Hofbrauhaus before, so I was the only one who didn't know what to expect. We made a reservation for 8:30 on a saturday and walked right in when we arrived.\n\nThe first thing you notice is the HIIIIIGH ceilings and how loud it is. If you are looking for a quiet place to eat, skip this place or sit in the room in the back which is much quieter, but you can still hear the music. Next time I go, I'd like to sit back there because it is made to look and feel like an outdoor garden seating area and it looked just lovely.\n\nBut this time we sat in the front room. The band played a mix of fun german singalong songs and american rock. They even played the  Star Spangled Banner and one point and everyone was singing. Very cool.\n\nThe prices were reasonable for a Vegas dinner. A friend and I split a sandwhich which was around $16 and the beer I had was $7.50. The more elaborate meals and larger beers are a bit more money, so plan on about a $30 meal.\n\nAnyplace that let's me stand on the chairs (bench) to see the stage is OK by me!
__label__4 Where else can get  weiner schnitzeled and paddled in las vegas?  Nowhere except at Hofbrauhaus!  By far, this was one of my favorite city experiences.  I ordered the chicken schnitzel, a giant beer and enjoyed the band sing a German version of YMCA.  It sorta made me want to visit the land of my ancestors.  I guess the closest I will get to the homeland is eating a family sized bag of black forrest gummy bears while watching law and order reruns and drinking a beer the size of a fat baby.
__label__3 This place is nutty.  I went with a fantastic group of people.  Unfortunately, I was DD and I could not gorge myself with one of their fantastic beers.\n\nI was thoroughly entertained by everything there.  From the band reminiscent of Oktoberfest, to the dominatrix lady whose job is to spank people (I assume for a living -- could you imagine?).\n\nI wasn't extremely happy with my meal (because I eat mounds like a monster), but like in reviews previous, it's hit or miss.  I should have gotten a burger or something, those looked fantastic.  And the fries I tried were pretty fly.\n\nI wish I could try it again!  I just don't live in Las Vegas.  Next time for sure!
__label__0 Food FAIL.\nBartender FAIL.\nEntertainment - eh.\n\nThe only reason I came here was because our friend coordinated our group of 25 and this venue accommodates larger parties because of their bench style seating. However, the food is mediocre and overpriced, the service was just okay, and the sound system was poorly monitored and difficult to hear what the emcee was saying during their random contests. \n\nFirst I arrived early hoping to catch a hockey game at the bar. I called ahead and a host said there were two screens and it looked like one was showing hockey. Joe the bartender was thoroughly inattentive, slow at pouring (hampered by bottle regulators), and indifferent to my needs. He never said hello when I sat down, never offered a menu or drink list. They only have 3 types of beers, and you can only get certain beers in certain sizes. After 10-15 minutes of waiting, Joe tried searching for the game but it was very clear that he had little experience with a remote control or his bar's service.  Plus having only one bartender at 7pm on a Saturday night didn't help him either. They use Dish service and couldn't find the game. Bar FAIL.\n\nThey sat us in the main hall near the band and the band was okay. But why had a drum set on stage if you're not going to have a drummer? Band FAIL. I could barely understand the emcee when he spoke because of either the acoustics of the room or the mic or where we were seated but it just made for a noisy atmosphere.\n\nThey've got a gal that walks around selling shots of Jager and paddle whacks on the ass. Having never been in a fraternity, I can't see how either of those can be pleasurable in any way. Plus, this lady was pissed about something someone said or did because she was putting out a really angry vibe to a couple of other guests not at our party. \n\nI don't eat pork so my menu selections were limited. I went for the chicken with mushrooms. Good mushroom sauce, but the chicken was horribly overcooked and tough. Then it was topped with French's onions and came with their German pasta side dish. This was NOT worth $19. Food FAIL.\n\nNot recommended for visitors. There's plenty better food & dining in Vegas.
__label__2 Nice place to visit to remind you how good the real thing was.  Best to go on the weekends as thats when the schweinshaxe is served.
__label__0 If you like this sort of thing go for it but anyone with kids who know the difference between kosher hotdogs and crap should avoid the children's menu hot dog! SO disappointed at the lack of quality! Two bites and it went right into the trash. But the onion soup was edible.
__label__2 This place is dece.
__label__1 Expensive. Ok I don't know a real brat if it fell and hit me on the head, but $15 for three brats, some sauerkraut and mash? Great atmosphere, beer looked awesome but I'm not spending $30 with tip for a beer and German hot dogs.
__label__2 I'm not quite sure how to rate this.  In Germany this food would be 2 star food at best.  Add on another star for the live music.  IF you've never been to the real one, this is 4 or 5 stars.
__label__1 i'm not one for the heavy tourist spots so i'm prejudice against hofbrauhaus.  that being said, the sausage is ok.  the beer is good.  it's just too kitchy and overblown for me.  theres much better german food in vegas if you're looking.
__label__1 Went last nite.  VERY noisy, not a romantic date nite place for sure.  Fun loud atmosphere, lots of spankings, lots of alcohol.  The food, just so-so.\nProbably an ok place for a drunken party with friends, not the place for a nice meal.
__label__3 Good atmosphere, good food!
__label__4 this place is a blast!   like being in Munich all year...we celebrate alot of occasions here and always fun..good food..
__label__2 If you LOVE  beer this is the place to go!  I am not into drinking gallons of beer, nor standing on tables singing at the top of my lungs, and definitely not into sharing my table with people who are!   That said, the food is just ok - could be more on that plate for being so overpriced!  I love German food and can cook it better in my own kitchen.  And, what's with that spanking?  Ridiculous!  Keep it in the bedroom not by my dinner plate!  BUT, if you are that frat  boy breaking out as an adult and feel the need to express yourself while making an a** of yourself in public, then this is the place for you!  Fun, fun, fun!  OM PA OM PA!
__label__3 If you haven't been to Munich, this is a good simulation.  The beer is very good as is the authentic presentation.  The food is also quite authentic, which may not suit everyone, since most folks haven't had German food in Germany.  Seating is very traditional, so get to know your neighbors! Service is very attentive, but not obtrusive.  What I'm not so happy about is the volume level (hard surfaces + amplified performers + crowd = noisy.) While I appreciate the authentic music, the routines can be disruptive.  It's a long walk from the Strip, but definitely worth a cab ride if you like beer!
__label__3 Great German food in an exact replica of the original Hofbrauhaus in Munich, Germany.
__label__1 I was born and raised in Germany, so I really wanted to check this place out since I have not been back home in a few years! While the cucumber salad and bretzel were good, the rest was not! I had the j\u00e4gerschnitzel, nothing like back home! My husbands food also lacked flavor! Simply overpriced and not that good!
__label__2 Fun and a good time, but not much food for your money and it's expensive. I would go back there though. Maybe a once a year trip here, not a regular location. Staff were great, polite, and fast.
__label__3 Fun.  Like many things in Vegas, this copy of the Munich Hoffbrau Haus has all of the form and none of the substance.  If you're looking for an authentic experience, this only partly fits that bill.  That said, the place is blast and I've always had a good time.
__label__1 Food was boring and the quality of Hometown Buffet. The price was ridiculously expensive. I will never come to this restaurant again.
__label__0 Wow.  I've been coming to this place for over 10 yrs and it is definitely going downhill.\n\nSo, I'm realistic and I know this is Vegas..........granted, the food at Hofbrauhaus has never been German.  The music....not German.  The atmosphere....not even remotely close to a German Festhaus.  What was originally a pretty fun and laid-back beer spot has become another avenue for ridiculous frat parties and bachelorette night-outs.  Besides the fact the music is turned up to 11, for the price of a shot you can get your ass paddled by a \"woman\" who probably has a Y chromosome in addition to being 7 feet tall.  \n\nIf you want a more authentically German experience, it would be more fun to drive 1200 miles to San Antonio.....yes, San Antonio.........and sample real German fare in Gruene, Pflugerville, Boerne, or Fredricksburg, TX.  That's right....you read that correctly.\n\nOtherwise, if you prefer to hang out here have fun with Helga the Dominatrix and all the other waitresses that make Betty White look like Kate Upton.\n\nPS:  One star for playing the National Anthem.
__label__0 The service was ridiculous, took about 20 min before our server attended us after being seated in what felt to us like a high school cafeteria.  After the food was finally brought out it was cold and didn't taste like eatable.  I would never go back.
__label__0 unless you're a soccer (futbol) hooligan do not go here during world cup soccer !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!  holy crap at 5pm there were so many drunk doucheburgers (and i like to party yo) i actually had to leave fearing i'd end up in a fight and in a lv jail.
__label__1 HATED IT!  We were invited to a \"family dinner\" with my daughter's new inlaws who were visiting from out-of-town.   We normally try to avoid anything near the strip, but we accepted the invitation.\n  The place was a freakin' zoo!   Jam packed and extremely loud!   We couldn't even hear the people sitting next to us, so having a conversation was impossible.\n  The food wasn't that great, and overpriced.  Small portions.\n  Service was horrible.  There were about 25 of us and we had 2 waitresses.   Our food arrived..... however several of our guests did not receive their food until about 15 minutes later!    \n  The best part of the night was watching my new son-in-law get \"spanked\" by the German dominatrix.   Yes... that was fun!\n  I guess we're just old fuddy-duddies because we did not enjoy the LOUD atmosphere at all.   We will never go back.
__label__1 I came here with my parents before going to see Zumanity because it didn't have a wait time. I should have just waited the 30 minutes to be seated somewhere else.\n\nDRINKS:\nI ordered a glass of Sangiovese. I normally love Sangiovese, but I didn't even want to finish the glass.\nMy mom got a cocktail with limoncello, which wasn't too bad.\nOverall: B\n\nFOOD:\nI ordered soup and their salad special that day (cucumbers, \"fresh\" tomatoes, onions, red vinaigrette, and feta). The salad was terrible. I thought it had marinated tomatoes at first, but then realized it had just been sitting pre-made in a fridge for awhile -- the tomatoes were that ice-cold. I ended up picking at it, but not eating it.\nMy mom got the rare veal ($30+), and she also ended up barely eating it because it was just way over-marinated. It still had a vinegary taste to it. I normally love all red meat, and even I didn't like it, so she wasn't just being picky.\nOverall: D\n\nSERVICE:\nOur server didn't come ask us how the meal was until we were pretty much done picking at it 30 minutes later. Admittedly, when she realized we didn't like the food, she did have one of her superiors come talk to us, who offered to get us something else. We didn't have time for something else, so they didn't charge us for the salad or the veal. \nOverall: C
__label__1 Two stars because I'm on vacation and am EXTRA laid back, otherwise the $70 dollar bill, not worth my hard earned dinero!\n\nFood is less than good, and the service ridiculous! The food came like 10 minutes after we ordered, which felt more like Sbarro's than a restaurant...they charge $8 for 12oz. blue ribbon draft beer...really!?\n\nThe waitress came to take our order and assumed (Spanish People) only knew Fettucine Alfredo and said she could work with any pasta dish ordered al fettucine...The pasta dishes, NOT fettucine, we had were not cooked al dente but half way unboiled...\n\nAt the end I had my Zumanity tickets upside down on the table, when she just grabbed them and said \"where you guys going?\" and then \"oh you already saw the show\"...terrible!\n\nI could go on and on, but you get the point...Il Fornaio -No Thanks!
__label__0 When I went to Vegas, a few people from my group of friends were raving about \"that Italian place\" they went to a couple months ago and could not imagine passing up during our stay. So I thought, all right, this sounds promising....\n\n...until we entered NYNY's Little Italy and saw it was Il Fornaio. Now, I had been to the Il Fornaio in Coronado and it was a horrible experience for me (http://www.yelp.com/biz/il-fornaio-coronado-2#hrid:ba8JuHA3NGLfZWqt9HWEcA). I hurriedly warned my friends about the bad food and slow service for this place's chain, but they brushed me off by assuring me this is the best pasta in town.\n\nWrong. Although the service was not as slow as the one in Coronado, the food portions were super small. Because my friend and I knew we didn't want to spend $20+ for a pasta dish here, we had agreed to split, which made the already small portions even smaller. We had some linguine with vodka sauce and it was bland and meh. We each only got to eat around 3 small slices of sausage which were nothing special as well. I only left without remaining hungry because I'd decided to fill my stomach with their bread and dip to get my money's worth.\n\nHowever, the worst part came when we were leaving Il Fornaio. While we were waiting for our credit card receipts, one of our friends was looking at the \"menu stand\" restaurants sometimes have outside for advertisement. Well, he accidentally knocked it over and we discovered what was behind the stand. There was a \"C\" rating for Il Fornaio's health inspection. WHAT?! I have NEVER been to a C-rated restaurant. And what's worse is that they even tried to hide it with their menu board. Wow, I felt like we had been scammed. \n\nIl Fornaio, you have once again disappointed me. I will never get dragged to any of your other chains again, even if it means standing outside waiting for my friends to finish their food while my stomach grumbles in hunger.
__label__2 The location of Il Fornaio is great...nice to be able to sit out and watch people in the casino.  The service was also really great.\n\nHowever, although the food was good, I struggle to give more than 3 stars, because I thought the price tag was really high for what we ordered.
__label__1 This restaurant is located in the casino of the New York New York Hotel/ Casino on the strip with options of dining inside or outside (in the casino).\n\nMy partner and I thought we'd give it a try mid week, with no need to make reservations.\n\nThe food was quite good for the price paid. Slightly classy Italian with decent selection of appetisers and breads. The serving sizes were perfect and we didn't require ice cream or coffee afterward.\n\n***HOWEVER, there were a few issues we had with our dining experience. The primary issue was with service. The restaurant was almost empty when we arrived and we were both told to \"wait outside and you will be seated immediately\"... What they didn't mention was that we had to wait for the floor staff to finish laughing amongst themselves before nothing to seat us.\n\nOnce finally seated we looked through the menu, chose our meals and twiddled our thumbs and yawned a few times before the waiter came back (20 minutes later) with water and the free bread we were meant to receive on arrival...? He had forgotten to get the oil and vinegar for the breads so we ordered our food and waited for our oil.\n\n10 minutes later a lady who couldn't understand much english came along with the oil and poured it all over the place (yes, this was a language barrier issue - the oil was everywhere like a crime scene), and we spent a few moments giving the place a good wipe down in preparation for the meal.\n\nThe mains were actually quite timely once we disregard the other delays... Although I did spend a further 5 minutes figuring out where the restroom was in the casino (why the f*ck there wasn't one in the restaurant I will never know)..\n\nAs stated above the meals were fine......\n\nOnce we were finished we spent about 5 minutes staring into space yawning before we walked to the bar to ask for our bill. The bill eventually came along, it wasn't too bad.\n\nWould I go there again? No. Was the food great? Yes. Do they need to sort out their staff? Yes. Did we tip them? HELL NO.
__label__4 We had the most amazing server!!  He was so attentive to our needs.  The biggest thing I noticed is when he came by to take our order, he would notice that we were talking and he would make a round to come back again.  He didn't want to disrupt the conversation.  It was so polite!!\nThe food was also great.  Between the four of us, not one of us had a complaint.  I would for sure go again and I would tell others to go as well.  \nOh and the atmosphere is super fun too :)
__label__2 Server very disconnected from doing his job, serving! I ordered the Seafood mixed grill... Great flavor, yet tiny portion for $30! All other Flavors rocked...
__label__4 This place serves the best burger I have ever had. It's a hip joint with a great menu and amazing quality food. No weaknesses.\n\nGo for the Delux Burger with sweet taters (and extra helpings of aioli).
__label__1 The food is ok.  I like the ambiance....it's a little expensive
__label__1 Delux, what did you do to yourself? you get all these awesome reviews and then you let you asshole fall out. \n\nthe first two times i ate here pretty close to just after you opened i had great food and good service. the grilled cheese was awesome and your burgers too..the fries were good, especially the sweet potato ones. \n\nthe last 3 times i visited your bosom, i was turned away by the uppity, unintelligent service staff and the lack luster food. did i miss something? do you just not care about your appearance anymore? have you been turned out so long you are a used up toothless whore now? i think so. sorry honey, I've found some new piece of ass. \n\nkeep on strolling.\n\nYelp.
__label__3 oh yeah burger boiee! this place is always a great spot for a yummy burger cooked to perfection. for me, med rare with  some real redness, is only found here and they do it right! not too rare, but definitely very red for the medium and higher temp lovers. i got the standard classic burger with cheddar cheese and i totally forgot to ask for the onions to be grilled, so just lettuce and pickles. this was the best burger i have eaten in a while, and it tastes the same everytime i come back! i did try the sweet potato fries in the mixed basket and  i loved them and the shopping cart they rolled in on. there were 3 of us so we sat at the bar, about 10:30pm on friday and the service was superb! amanda was on task. i had the pear cider and was so enthralled with all the pretty pour toppers, i wanted to try every beer on tap, until i remembered i can't stand the taste of beer that tastes like beer...so there i was with my pear cider, tasting like a pear wine, sitting and starring at the shark, the devil, the animals and all those pretty enticing toppers. it made me feel bold, so i asked for a taste of the white chocolate ale, and yuckie...i was dropped flat down on reality...pooof! i do hate beer that tastes like beer, even if it has a hint of chocolate after taste. next time i come to delux, its all about the dessert menu! i was so full, as usual, that there wasn't room for dessert. but dang nab it! i had to see that there darn menu, and low and behold i couldn't believe my eyes...the delux banana split lava cake will be all mine, next time.
__label__3 So, after hearing about Delux from co-workers and Yelp, I had to try it.\n\nGetting there early helps, because the restaurant gets packed quickly. \n\nFirst off, the place is ultra chic. A large bar/table is in the center of the restaurant, highlighted with blue lights. This place oozes of sleek.\n\nBut enough about the lighting, onto the food!\n\nI got the Delux burger, which was incredible. Medium rare beef, served up on arugula with gruyere and a mixture of onions and bacon was incredible. The bun, a super soft baguette style was incredible as well. \n\nJuice dripped from this burger. Not grease, but juice.  Pure, delicious, incredible, beef juice. If I could bottle and sell it, I would.\n\nMy fiance had the turkey burger, which was excellently spiced, a tad dry, but the aioli helped cover that dryness.\n\nTheir fries were also tasty, I enjoyed the ketchup and aioli. However, I have had better sweet potato fries.\n\nTheir beer selection is awesome, including selections from 4 Peaks, I had an excellent Kolsch-style lager, that complemented my burger well.\n\nThe prices are a little high, but the burger does make it worth it, both size and quality\n\nOn a final note,I wouldn't recommend coming here at night, it seems like over priced drinks, loud music, and lots of stuck up people.
__label__3 One of my all time favorite places to eat.  I don't get in here nearly often enough, but that is probably best, if I want to keep wearing the same sized pants.\n\nI am a huge fan of the \"Standard Classic Burger\" here.  It is fresh simplicity, at it's best.  A hot, greasy burger on a fresh bun and tons of good fixings.....I go back here again and again.  Pair this up with a \"grocery basket\" of mixed fries (regular & sweet potato), and you've got yourself a great meal.  I always order extra sides of their \"fresh aioli\" sauce, which ultimately finds itself all over my burger, as well as my fries.\n\nA quick note on their signature \"delux burger\"....very good and I love that it's served on a demi-bagette, but the maytag and gruyere cheeses are just a bit much for me.  I'm not a big blue cheese guy, and I think it just overpowers the burger.  But, if strong cheese is your thing, order away....they don't call it the \"delux burger\" for nothing!\n\nOne last comment that you may not know about delux......they serve until 2:00 AM.  So, after a night of power drinking, divert your taxi to Camelback & 32nd Street for the ultimate anti-hangover gut bomb.  Expect to wait for a seat.  I've found the wait at 1:30 AM is as long, if not longer, than it is during lunch!
__label__3 Turkey burger. Best anywhere. I've been going here for years. Whenever I am in the area, I have to eat there. The 2 go take out service is really good but for some reason the wait staff, not so much. Still hands down, one of my fave places to go for a burger and fries. This is NOT In n Out! MMMM!
__label__1 yeah, use to be awesome. but maybe not. i don't really remember. i think i just always really loved the super strong martinis.\n\n\notherwise, overrated. completely. but, recently i did come to learn that the hot dog here is better than roosevelt. which is saying a lot.
__label__3 Mrs. Ambiance and I went to Delux after the Chelsea Handler show this evening and their burgers were much more complex than the comedian.\n\nCool place, especially late night.  The long blue table in the center seems to be the place to be.\n\nThey tried to sit Mrs. Ambience and her sister (the really pickey one) out side, well, that did not work at all and we moved to the long blue table.\n\nThe food was just great, comfort food for late night.  Shopping basket for the fries is a great touch.\n\nEarly morning tomorrow, so could not fully ReTox.
__label__4 Went back and had the chinese chicken salad, which was awesome, virtually identical to the one at Houstons but that's ok, I love it anyway.  Our server was great.  My friend had the bisque (daily)  and loved it and we shared jam fries.  Great experience, even better than my previous one.
__label__2 I'm not a big fan of their burgers but I was a fan of a few other things so will give them another shot. The service was outstanding, the fries are tasty & come in a cute shopping cart. I like the ambiance & the pear ale. Prices are a little high for what you get.
__label__2 Interior lighting has been brightened, thus losing the cool-hip and dim feel that I craved so much from DELUX. Liquor menu is WAY OUT dated, staff made no effort to compensate. Prices have gone up. Service is consistently INCONSISTENT. There's a TON of places where you can get an $8 cocktail and $10 burger..
__label__4 \"Ode to the salad\"\nTwo words: In-vogue. \nDelectable burgers, Exceptional Salad... When you think Burger, the first thing that comes to mind is a hands-on, unpolished, All-American type of fare. Delux is the sheik fashionista of the burger world. \n\nExcellent brew selection: \"beer flights\" are amazing. \n\nYou can't go wrong with a Delux Burger, but that isn't what keeps me coming back folks. Are you ready for this? SALAD. That's right, salad. \nYou're probably thinking, \"Wow this guy gets a salad at a burger joint\" but I ensure you, The DELUX CHINESE CHICKEN SALAD will change your life. It reduced me to a confused, pathetic, blubbering oaf for days, maybe weeks until I returned for another. If you must have a burger, PLEASE, do yourself a favor and get the Chinese chicken salad on the side (but be warned, its siren call can tame the most pompous of meat loving men.)\n\nAnd remember to get a basket of \"MIXED FRIES\", that way; you can try both the sweet potato and regular. Together, they're an unstoppable force of dynamic excellence.\nOne of my favorite late night dinner stops.\nEat well, Live well, and surround yourselves with ones who do. - Cheers
__label__1 OK, drove all the way from Gilbert to Camelback because the Phoenix Magazine rated Delux as one of the best burgers in the Valley. Two burgers, one mixed fries, one lemonade, one Diet Coke and tip came to $39. Fries were very good but because of the poor service it's hard to say how good our cold burgers were. Susan had to ask one of the other servers where our order was because we didn't see our waiter... everyone around us was getting served and they ordered after us. Too bad, we probably won't go back because of the service. I'm sure if they could make all the pieces fit together the place would be great. Just don't want to pay almost $40 for a couple burgers and take that chance again. We'll go to Burger King or McDonald's where we know what to expect.
__label__1 I was working in Phoenix and was told that I had to try Delux, as they had the best burger and sweet potato fries I would ever have.  The fries were pretty good, but I don't think they were anything above average.  The burger, though, I thought left a lot to be desired.  It was juicy, but I would actually call it more grease-laden than truly juicy.  I like a moist burger, but I don't want grease dripping off the bun.  That was my major problem.  That may be what some people like, but I didn't.
__label__4 I haven't been here in a while but I can't believe I forgot to review it. \n\nThis place is one of my favorite spots to get a burger. They're open till 2am everyday. Their burgers are so delicious and juicy. They also have my favorite beer Chimay, which not many restaurants carry. \n\nThe staff was nice the last time I went and before that but I don't know how they are now I'm sure they're great because the owner is a smart guy! \n\nIf you're willing to spend $12-15 on a good burger, then this is your spot!
__label__4 this place is amazing. Every item we have gotten here has been awesome, including the veggie panini
__label__2 The service was a bit slow but the food made up for it. The sushi was delicious and the burger was unique and flavorful. We also got the mixed delux fries basket which was phenomenal. I would definitely come back.
__label__2 Date Attended: 11/05/14 (Carryout)\n\nItem Ordered: Delux Burger and Mixed Fries (my portion of the order)\n\nPrice : $18\n\nService: The staff allowed us to split the bill several ways for the five people that ordered carryout. Inside the restaurant,  the staff appeared very attentive to the guests.\n\nAtmosphere: From the outside, it looks like a very cool place to eat with the neon blue lights. The patio was spacious and inside was on the dark side. \n\nFood Quality: Here's where the ball was dropped. The burger was definitely on the greasy side as evidence by the accumulation of grease on the bottom of the takeout container. Interestingly, the beef patty was on the dry side. Despite this, I think I would return and try the Classic Burger, which is on a brioche bun (looks great). The fries were too thin (personal preference), but tasted great.\n\nOverall Experience: The atmosphere definitely shined more than the Delux Burger, but will return to give it another try.
__label__2 3.5 or so\n\nI like Chino. I always have. YET I have only been there about 6 times in my life. It is just something I do not crave. \n\nI had Jade Red Chicken. It was mildly spicy but still had a little flavor. The white rice was cooked perfectly. The snicker doodle was the highlight. \n\nService is always great and the place still can use some cleaning.
__label__3 This such a unique place and so is the food. Oh and by the way it is fantastic!!
__label__4 AMAZING!!!!! No need to bore you with the details. Look at the youtube vid for the food network that will tell you all you need to know.
__label__3 The jerk chicken fried rice was incredible and the red jade chicken was delicious and the perfect heat.  However, if you are trying to eat healthy, this isn't the place for you.
__label__4 Chino Bandido is a staple for my sister and I. I'm not going to lie, when describing this place I feel the need to mention that while it's not much to look at on the outside--inside it delivers some of my favorite guilty pleasures.\n\nI encourage anyone who is trying this place for the first time to take a few minutes and allow the staff to guide you thru what they have to offer. With their complimentary taste test , you can try a few of their most popular dishes and learn how to order off of their moderately challenging menu (but once you get it, its super easy). I ALWAYS go for the combination of double jade red chicken, refried beans, and plain fried rice.\n\nThe snickerdoodle at the end is perfectly baked. Every time. Love this place.
__label__3 I have been wanting to try this place for a while now and recenlty had the opportunity. A few of my coworkers and I were at a training in Phoenix and desiring a spot for lunch.  A quick click of my GPS for local restaurants and Chino Bandino populated my screen. I shared the philosophy with my coworkers, my desire to try this place and they were game.\n\nIt was lunch time and busy when we arrived. We were a little confused as the place was crowded with people. One of the employees came over and inquired if he could help us and we explained that we were first timers. He took us to a side bar and gave all four of us samples of the Jade Chicken, the Carnitas, black beans, fried rice and a few others all of which were delicious. We excitedly ordered and sat down for our feast. Suffice to say we were stuffed when we returned to our training. Around 3pm the Snickerdoodle came in handy for our late day snack. Each of us enjoyed this outing and we shall return.
__label__3 My husband and I loved this place. The staff was very helpful with ordering and allowed us to sample six of their most popular items. We had enough food for leftovers the next day for under $25. It was great to see everything from ties to tatoos having a good time. My only complaint is that the restaurant could be a little cleaner.
__label__2 Was surprised that the jerk fried rice was not as spicy like the first time I went here. The portions seemed smaller than before and barely filled the round foil container. The food was still tasty and satisfying. I recommend the black beans over the refried since they have more flavor. Service was good and prompt. The staff was friendly and helpful in making our choices. The order paper is a bit confusing and the staff is there to explain to the newbies but it still takes a couple of times of doing the paper before you get the hang of it.
__label__1 I so wanted to like this place, but I was not a FAN! I got the combo with BBQ pork and teriyaki chicken and chicken fried rice.  The BBQ pork was not GOOD at all, chewy and tough to eat.  The teryiyaki chicken was even worse, the sauce was a clump of jello like substance.  GROSS!  The fried rice was so soggy and the beans did not go with the rest of the food.  =(\n\nThey have a friendly staff and hurdle customers in like cattle.
__label__3 Modern styles intertwined into a combo of cuisine between two cultures. Do not miss out on the Bandido.
__label__4 This place is an Arizona treasure.  I have been going there for 15 years now and it's always consistently good.  I recommend the 7Q & 9Q with black beans and jerk fried rice.  The included Snicker Doodle cookie makes it a complete meal.
__label__3 This is Mexican Panda Express, and it is crazy. Crazy, and crazy delicious. Located in a strip mall, just look for the huge \"Panda bandit\" cartoons on the window.\n\nChoose your \"meat\" -- the popular items like \"Jade Chicken\" is essentially a spicy version of orange chicken. Emerald chicken, a runner up, is boiled chicken with a minced ginger, scallions oil based sauce -- which is better with rice than in a tortilla since it's not as salty.\n\nThen, throw that into a burrito, taco, or have it with rice and beans \"remix.\" The beans have been flavored with hoisin or oyster sauce to give it a sweet, umami tang. There's also \"jerk fried rice\" which is... rich, spicy and a great contrast to the meat dish. \n\nFinishes with a large snickerdoodle cookie, which was a little out of place, but hey, cookies!\n\nCafeteria style seating, order and sit down and they'll bring the food to you. At 8-10 bucks per meal, it's quite a steal, and a must try if you find yourself in Arizona.
__label__2 Quite an interesting concept that I had not been privy to trying before finding it randomly on a lunch break in the heart of upper Phoenix. \n\nLet's get the complaint out of the way early. If this place is half Mexican, then you need to have some salsa or some Mexican sauce next to the soy sauce. Alot of food I found myself pouring soy sauce on because it lacked a bit of a punch and flavor. If they can pull that off, then things would be alot better because my veggie quesadilla was solid, but using soy sauce on that product was not the best choice. The plain fried rice was exactly what I wanted and although they only have a handful of chicken breast choices, the one I picked was good. It was with the green sauce and ginger combo and I ordered that in the combination with that quesadilla for about eight bucks. They probably don't need that sampling station in the front either, it just looks cheesy. Of course, the snickerdoodle cookie was a nice surprise and very tasty, that item may be worth buying a dozen, but maybe sneak your own hot sauce in the place if you want some extra flavor.
__label__0 This was a huge let down!! It's in terrible need of a MAJOR cleaning which made me wonder how dirty the kitchen and prep areas were!! We will not be going here again
__label__1 First off the Service was excellent the food was also pretty tasty but I should have seen this coming what gives you diarrhea most the time Mexican food or Chinese food so maybe a mix of of two would cancel each other out right well I was wrong if your constipated I recommend the food  it will clear you out  it's not just me I grew up going to tj for tacos and San Diego's taco shops and never got sick but this place did me in maybe it's cause I came in late maybe just a bad batch of chicken I don't know I wont be be back though
__label__2 From all of the buffet's on the strip I think this is one of the better stocked joints.  We eat at buffet's in vegas like poor alcoholic's drink watered down rubbing alcohol.  In other words one meal of each day in Vegas is inside an \"all you can eat\" dining establishment (to conserve our money for entertainment & fine dining purposes).  The choices are pretty broad and quality of the food is between a Bob's big boy and an Applebees.  Totally worth the bucks!
__label__2 There were some things good, somethings bad. \n\nThe prime rib was the best on the list, along with the bread pudding. Prime rib is one of those things that I like a little rare, so this was perfect. If you're not keen on rare, this is not the place to eat at.\n\nI had tickets from the hotel, so eating here was free. It was not bad for free. The chinese food, eh. The sushi, stay away. The pasta, pasta is never good at a buffet. Pizza, same as chinese.. But there were some good sides that made my meal pretty good. \n\nHit and miss, 3 stars, me thinks. \n\nWere I a better foody, I wouldn't go to this place. But I'm an average Joe Six-pack and rather liked it.
__label__2 It was a decent buffet, some things were good and some were not so good. I was here for a sunday dinner and it was sort of worth the price but Monte Carlo in general was just so empty.  The casino floor was empty most of the time the buffet line was not that crowded even at night on a Sunday.  The Prime Rib was really good here and the Chinese station was not that bad. I tried the pizza even and it was ok (no harm done).  Mac  and cheese was pretty good.  I didn't see crab legs when I was there but maybe it was just not there that night. I say check it out only if you really want a variety from other places. THere are alot of other foods choices in Sin City.
__label__2 My friends and I landed in Las Vegas by 8am and headed straight towards the buffet of our hotel.  I just love how my friend is sucha gambaholic/highroller, that Monte Carlos keeps comping him rooms =) \n\n$35 all day buffet passes to the Monte Carlo Buffet??? ohhh yeahhh,..\n\nI'm not sure if it was me,. or if I have just been to so many buffets, but this buffet was BLEHHH?!  The good thing about the buffet is we decided to purchase the $35 all day pass which covered food for the day. YES THAT IS IT!\n\nThe food that was provided was toOo original,.. \n\nI had the typical omelet ( two thumbs up for the omelet bar in the morning, the man who made my omelet did a great job!), bacon, sausages, hash browns, french toast for brunch.  The best part of brunch was the all you can drink champagne :)\n\nDinner was a basic meal that included rice, some type of fish and some veggies,.. they also had a pasta bar which was pretty awesome, also a section for chinese food and a section for dessert. But there was nothing about dinner that stood out; I wish they had crab legs or something errr,.. or even a wider variety of seafood?\n\nThis place reminded me of my college dining hall, esp the food that was served x_X\n\nAlso, the bus boys/ladies,. just came around once to take our drink orders and never came back to refill our drinks nor pick up our dirty dishes.  If you're looking for some good service,. this \"dining hall\" isn't for you!
__label__1 Read the reviews and knew it wasn't much to expect.  I only stopped by because I had a 2 for 1 coupon.  Boy, was it disappointing.  The food was very poor and nasty looking.  Looked like it has been sitting there for awhile.  I tried the mangolian bbq stuff and waited forever.  The cook was cooking it in slow motion.  Tried a little of everything and everything was just poor poor poor.  They had sushi too but I didn't dare try it.  Don't want to end up with food poisoining.  The only thing I could eat was the salad bar.  I ended up just filling myself up with salads cuz there was nothing else to eat.  The desserts was nothing to write home about except to write a poor Yelp review.  One word to sum up this buffet, disappointing!
__label__1 Our group decided to do the all day buffet because it was cheap and easy. Maybe we should have saved the stomach aches and long hours on the potty and just spent money on decent food. Well see the foods not that bad.. its just i can't eat three meals of stale food. Breakfast was whateves. Standard stuff but they had fried rice and array of wtf \"breakfast\" foods out.. Lunch rolled around and low and behold the same exact shit we had for breakfast! They added some fried chicken but that was basically it. Dinner was better but i really can't eat stale food all day. Boo
__label__1 Came here for breakfast on a Monday morning before checking out of the hotel.  Breakfast was free because I had a $20 voucher.  They had your standard breakfast food, eggs, bacon, sausage, pancakes, french toast, etc.  They also had a station where they cooked eggs to order.  Everything was just okay and there was nothing that stood out to me.  \n\nWould I come here if I didn't have a voucher, probably not.  It's an okay option if you're staying in the Monte Carlo, but there is much better out there.
__label__0 Do not!! \nI repeat, do not even think about spending money or time in this sorry excuse of a \"Vegas buffet\",  it's pathetic, really sorry I ever walked in..\n\nThe food sucks really bad, the service is nothing to write home about, but the food!!! It trully blows!  There are very few things I regret in life, and trying to eat some of this dry and flavorless crap is on the list of regrets, this  junk made me feel like a total shmuck.. A nobody.. \n\nI really enjoy good food, it's what I live for, but this place made me feel depressed.. \nThe waffles taste like an old shoe, the pancakes taste like they were made with recycled cardboard batter, the sausages taste like they have been under the heat for a few days, etc etc...\n\nYou know what, I really have nothing nice to say about this place..\nIf you bothered coming to Vegas, make sure it's worth it!\nGo to the buffet at Rio, or you can also try the buffet at the Area, it's really good!\n\nSo unless you lost your taste buds in a horrific accident, stay away from this dump!!!!!!!!!  You have been warned..
__label__1 Tasted worst than a college dorm cafeteria. UC Davis has a better eating experience than this buffet. Limited selection and undercooked meat.
__label__0 This was the most disgusting buffet I've ever experienced. I'm actually sick in my room from this place and I hardly are anything. Nothing was fresh. Everything probably came out of a microwave. \nTerrible brunch.
__label__2 To be honest, I am surprised this show is still going on. It is a throwback to the old Vegas days and it was nice to get a feel for that but I feel a 10 min sidewalk show could have done the same thing. The set, costumes, and choreography are all outdated and it was beyond apparent. Like others have said the dancers seemed like they were bored and just going through the motions. If you can score free (like I did) or highly discounted tickets it is definitely worth it just to experience what old Vegas might have been like.
__label__2 Tits and Gays, Tits and Gays, and just when you think you've seen it all, YES!!!, more tits and Gays. For the record, I'm a straight man, but I guess it's the metro in me that appreciates quality gay singers and dancers, and this show had quite the stable! The show is about 30 minutes too long and if you're stuck in a middle seat, there's no escape. Halfway through the show, I discovered their special formula. In between the big numbers that are filled with tight abs and perky tits (and I AM referring to the women), they throw in these other dance numbers that are painful. Right when it gets to the point where my body can no longer support the weight of my head and eyes are about to close, BOOM!!, they bring back the tits.  If the tits don't wake you up out of your coma, the 14 mil volts of retina burning lights will make you reach for your Ray Bans. If you got nothing better to do, I'd say go for it!
__label__1 I have wanted to see this ever since I turned 18 because I am fascinated by the idea of sophisticated nudity.  Anyway, I finally got to go and it was a total disappointment.  The opening and closing numbers were quite impressive, and what I expected (the stage was full, large costumes, etc.) but the middle parts were strange story lines that didn't make sense, a ton of men singing and dancing (I wanted to see showGIRLS!)  and the worst part was the choreography: the timing was way off and everyone looked like they had a different style of doing everything.  I was expecting to be amazed at the precision but was totally let down.\n\nI will say that the interludes they had between the numbers was quite good.  There was a pair of men doing acro stuff, a man on silks and a gentleman who twirled these giants shapes in the air, and when the light caught the metallic of the shapes, it created a sort of psychedelic color thing.  We were more entertained by the interludes than anything else.\n\nThe set piece for the Titanic was cool, though.  All in all, if we hadn't spent so much money on the tickets, I would have left early so I could get to Pure nightclub to see New Kids on the Block.
__label__0 No no no no no. NO!\nSaw this with my friends on Saturday (5/31/14). We decided it would be fun to see a traditional Vegas showgirl performance, and, well, Jubilee! is apparently the only one left.\n\nLack of competition should be no excuse for the mess that we saw. Oh Lord!\nFirst of all, we bought discount tickets and my friends each said that the show wasn't even worth the 50% markdown. I didn't mind as much, because I was intoxicated and at least got a good laugh.\n\nThis review is not a criticism of the talent. Most of the performers were fit and good at what they did, although there were a few outliers... \n\nThere were a few scenes that had all the pomp and circumstance that I expected, like the Samson and Delilah scene... and the finale.\n\nBut overall there were waaaay too many males onstage (is that normal? Idk but it was unexpected), and it was SO SO disjointed. The show was just a thrown together mess of scenes- all over the place chronologically, not enough showgirl stuff, and some of the most God-awful music.\n\nThe classic recognizable songs were okay, but often matched to boring and redundant choreography.  The Beyonce references were random and irrelevant, which is sad because I am a Beyonce fan.\n\nAll in all, it was very much a middle-school caliber show in terms of plot/theme/cohesiveness, which is not Vegas-appropriate, to say the least.\n\nI sincerely hope someone steps in and fixes this mess because it would be SO sad if the showgirl went extinct! Help!
__label__4 WARNING: This is a cheesy review from the greatest ABBA fan in the world. The greatest straight male ABBA fan in the world.\n\nThis show inspires me when I'm \"Under Attack\". 2 shows a night for the cast, so they're \"Super Troupers\". The show is pricey, it'll cost a lot of \"Money, Money, Money\". But it's a fun show, great story, great acting, and you'll say, \"Thank You for the Music\". If you see me at Mandalay Bay, \"Take a Chance on Me\" and come along on a date with me to watch \"Mamma Mia\".\n\nSo to all my little \"Honey Honey\"'s, \"I Have a Dream\" that this show will stay at Mandalay Bay for a long time because if not, \"One of Us\" will be very sad. But if you want to see a cute story about a mother and a daughter, \"The Name of the Game\" is to watch \"Mamma Mia\". It's fun, alive, hysterical. You won't lose with this show, like Napoleon at \"Waterloo\". You'll sing along, you'll be a \"Dancing Queen\". \n\nThere are many shows in Las Vegas and on Broadway, but this one is \"The Winner Takes it All\". \"Does You Mother Know\" any ABBA songs, do you know any ABBA songs? After watching this show, you'll say \"Gimme! Gimme! Gimme!\" at your local store to buy ABBA CD's. \"Knowing Me, Knowing You\", I own them all.\n\nEPILOGUE: I expect to get slammed for this review. Prepare your statements and insults, because I have already signaled an \"S.O.S.\"
__label__0 Well lady's and gentleman.. It was a sad day in Vegas.. I went to Tiffany's Friday night with a girlfriend from L.A  and I was so embarrassed,, a coach-roach crawled from under the table top .. It freaked us both out I kinda looked around and noticed the place is not clean and getting pretty old and run down.. Really nice older man named Louie seemed like he was pretty cool but maybe not up to date on how to run a clean diner.. Other staff seemed shady and untrained.. I believe it was the dish washer that came out from the back with a cigarette in his mouth and food in in his hand with no gloves on... All I'm saying is if you are looking for a nice safe clean place to grab a bite.... Don't go to Tiffany's...
__label__4 Scrambled eggs, eggs benedict, smoked salmon, smoked trout, dragonfruit, sausage gravy and biscuits, prime rib, steak, potatoes lyonais, melon, strawberries, oatmeal with caramelized peaches and pecans, jook with shredded pork, waffle, bacon, sausage, cheese, bread, strawberry tart, chocolate cake.\n\nThose are all the things I had for ONE breakfast at the Bellagio buffet. Heavenly five stars.
__label__4 While this is a buffet, I compare its food not against cheap buffets, but against fine restaurants. It measures up. I don't casually rate a restaurant five stars for fine dining, but as buffets go, this is pretty much the buffet of the gods. \n\nThe food was spectacular. Absolutely delicious, every bite. Decadent. Outstanding. \n\nIt *is* a buffet, so you do have to get up and get a plate and walk around and put food on your plate etc. However, the food is just far higher quality than almost any other buffet you'll ever see. Everything is made with superb ingredients, and it's obvious from the flavor, and the chefs make all the food perfect both in appearance and in taste. \n\nThe decor is cheerful and classy, yet not so over the top that you'd feel out of place if you walk in wearing shorts and a polo shirt. The staff is cheerful, friendly and attentive. \n\nI visited several times, over two visits to Las Vegas. Most of the time, the line is very short. On one occasion it was quite long, but moved very quickly.\n\nI really look forward to visiting this buffet again each time I visit Las Vegas. I have already brought friends there, and will bring family as well.
__label__4 Bellagio and the Wynn Hotel buffets are two of the best in Vegas.  The quality, and culinary touch is far better than the other Vegas buffets.  Bellagio's interior decor is surprisingly a bit cafeteria styled for one of the better hotels.
__label__2 Bellagio has such a big name to live up to, and on the surface it does. The decor seems nice enough, and the food selection wide and warm. \n\nBf and I went on Sat morning for champagne brunch. So we went off to get our food, and I had to wait in the omelet line forever, because I wanted egg-white, and the guy couldn't find it. When we came back to the table, bf's sunglasses were gone, and the waitress was telling us how she wasn't sure if we had left or not. Um, hello, we just sat down, why would we pay and then leave without eating? The sunglasses were never found again, and their general disorganized way of not being able to keep track of who's still eating and who's not really annoyed me. They should adopt a better system. I don't want to worry that someone's going to clean away our table just because we left to go get food.\n\nFood is good, otherwise. I loaded up on smoked salmon mostly. We now prefer the buffet at Mandalay Bay though. They're way more organized. And the have windows!
__label__4 I've been to the Bellagio buffet a couple of times. It was my favorite...until the Wynn buffet opened. There was sooooooooo much food and it was all good! I LOVE buffets and I ate a ton of food. Whatever I wanted, they had.\n\nI plan to return to the Bellagio buffet someday. I'll update my review afterward. (Overall grade: A) \n\nBEST buffets:  (1) Wynn, and (2) Bellagio
__label__1 This place used to be good, and well worth the money and the time spent in the line. Not anymore.\n\nThe selection and quality of food was anything but good. It was edible, but tasteless. The meat selection and quality was rather bad, and so was the sushi.\n\nIt sure is not worth the $37 dinner or the 45 mins wait.
__label__4 Gosh how I wish Yelp would add one more button next to Useful.. Funny.. Cool... how about SLAPPP?? \n\nIf you gave this place 3 stars or under... I really question you... what exactly do you expect in a buffet or restaurant? Sex under the table? Massages as you eat? Keno while you eat? I mean REALLY?? \n\nWhatever the line is, it is worth it... be social you are in Vegas, hang out talk to others from around the globe, watch the dealer tables nearby with people playing War... I thought that was only on Vegas Vacation until I saw it live and up close... \n\nDress? No not to impress... but rather to come wobbling out... rolling like a ball, wobbling like a penguin, etc. Leave the belt at home guys... And girls if you pick one day to eat while you are on vacation make this be the day! \n\nWaiters and bartenders, you spoiled me completely... \n\nThe selection of food is something I would have never envisioned... I walked around for a while looking for something they didn't have that I would want and NEGATIVE... \n\nKing crab legs on steroids, PIZZA (all different types drool worthy), pastas of all sorts and sauces, sushi, meats, cheeses, salmon, shrimp, clams... EVERYTHING and ANYTHING. And there is no room for disappointment... \n\nPrice is perfect... And if you are contemplating this buffet or the Wynn go for this one hands down...
__label__1 I wouldn't come back here again especially for the price. I've heard great reviews about this place. But the only thing great about this buffet is the crabs! The rest of the food was BLAH! - J
__label__2 I came here for lunch on Sunday and for some reason they did not have any crab legs.  How can you not serve crab legs??\n\nEvery time I go to a buffet, I must eat the prime rib.  And their prime rib was OK.  A few things that stood out were the lobster ravioli, shrimp and peso pizza, and the french toast station.  They have a big dessert section.  But no cones for ice cream!
__label__4 This place makes a Las Vegas trip complete!\n\nWe had the dinner buffet and it exceeded our expectations. They have a wide selection of food as well as world class dessert chefs. The seafood was all very fresh too.\n\nThis is a must eat buffet if you're in Vegas. The price is worth it. Come hungry!
__label__1 I had some pretty high expectations for this buffet and i was disappointed. For the price 30 per person on a weekday and considering this buffets' location i expect better. The food was just OK. Some of the highlights I had were the already pealed shrimp, prime rib and some of the pasta's. Some of the low lights, the Chinese food, the sushi and the desserts. Chinese food was crap, the sushi was sub par although there was a large selection. The dessert stations looked nice but the food itself wasn't good. And now for the BIGGEST low light. The crab legs. I had some high expectations for them, including love when i saw that they were already cracked open and all you needed was your fork so that you could just remove the meat and eat. The problem....they were frozen solid. I took two legs and let them rest a few mins figuring they would thaw out and be ok...they were too far gone frozen. Honestly just crappy. I was very disappointed with the whole thing especially for the place and the price.
__label__3 Best Buffet I've been to in Vegas so far, but that's not really saying much seeing that I've only been to a couple.  They have some pretty solid dishes, price wasn't too bad $40 but let me say one thing KOBE BEEF / Crab legs were amazing, sushi selection kind of sucked, and the desert/fruits were nice and fresh, with that being said well worth the 40 dollars spent.
__label__2 Meh...nothing special.  Brunch price was about 23.95 and 28.95 if you wanted unlimited mimosas.  I thought the food was eh... I didn't really eat too much to be honest b/c I was so dehydrated!  They had all the usual breakfast foods.  Friends enjoyed the pesto mashed potatoes..I thought it tasted kinda different... I only enjoyed the penne pasta with marinara...the most simple thing on there to eat, but that's all I liked.  Didn't try the prime rib but it was very rare so be forewarned if you don't like red meat.  Spicy tuna handroll was ok. Good selection of breads. Fruits weren't too sweet.  And the only part to every meal I look forward to was dessert...and that was a disappointment.  They didn't have creme brulee...just flan...but it tasted bitter. Bread pudding was ok...nothing spectacular.  My man was particularly impressed that they served fresh carrot juice.  Service I must say was excellent.  Oh...and one more thing... if you have a party of 8 or more, they automatically charged you an 18% gratuity.  That in itself blows.  Especially for a buffet.  Yeah yeah..it's Vegas... still.  Bogus.\n\nI think I'm just too darn picky of an eater though...so don't take my review too much at heart.  :)
__label__3 Whenever I go to Vegas, I always either stop by the Bellagio Buffet or the Wynn Buffet. Neither of them ever disappoint.\n\nGreat cuts of meat, cocktail shrimp, and king crab legs. I eat pretty much the same stuff at every buffet in Vegas, but it's the quality that counts. Wynn is the best, but Bellagio is a close second.\n\nIt's not cheap, but you're in Vegas, splurge a little!
__label__3 I had lunch here with some friends last Saturday.\n\nBuffet: 4/5 - The lunch buffet was $23.95. Dinner is about twice as much, but you get a lot more choices for entres. Some of the items included for lunch are honey gladed bacon, pasta, pizza, prime rib, shrimp cocktail, sushi. You don't get crab legs like, which was what one of my friends wanted. The quality of the food here is as good as it gets for buffets.\nService: 3/5\nAmbience: 3/5
__label__3 To the handicapped person who cut to the front of the line while I waited 45 min to get to the beginning, took his time paying, and then MAGICALLY walked JUST FINE when he got to the food area and started zooming around, I DISAPPROVE!!\n\nBesides that, this is a solid buffet!\n\nGet in line at 3 pm, and you'll have a great chance at scoring the lunch price while they switch out for dinner foods at 4 pm. :) Save $15!\n\nThe hits were Prime Rib, Honey Smoked Bacon, Pork Loin, Shrimp Cocktail, Spanish Paella mussels...and pretty much all the desserts.\n\nThe lamb (super gamey) and the Kobe Top Sirloin (way too tough) did not sit well with me. \n\nI also do not get what the fuss is for the King Crab legs. They tasted icy.\n\nOverall a large variety of different cuisines. Just remember...don't fill up on the \"cheap\" stuff ;)
__label__3 I went at 3:30pm so I was able to enjoy both their lunch and dinner offerings, since dinner began at 4pm!  Also, there was no line to get in.\n\nI particularly enjoyed the kobe beef top sirloin (dinner only) but was a little dismayed by how rare my cut was.  The veal osso bucco was excellent and tender, the meat was very soft and well-flavored.  The paella was also delicious but a little runny.  There was a large selection of grilled/baked/steamed/what have you fish filets, including tilapia, salmon, and cod.  I particularly liked their cod.  The sushi selection is limited, featuring only the usual suspects you'd see anywhere that serves sushi and nigiri.  No eel :(\n\nAs for the snow crab legs, they were cold (but aren't they cold everywhere?).  My only real complaint is that they were kind of too salty.  I didn't gorge on those like I normally do at buffets, but that's fine since I was saving room for dessert.\n\nThe dessert selection was impressive.  Not only was it vast but the pre-plated desserts were actually complex and innovative, not just variations on yellow cake.  The banana walnut cake was a sleeper hit -- it was amazing and actually distinguished itself from a banana walnut muffin that I'm so used to eating.  The tirimisu had a real alcoholic kick, which I liked.  The miniature ice cream cones filled with vanilla or dark chocolate cremes were delicious -- bonus points to the vanilla one because its cone is lined with nutella on the inside.  As for the un-plated desserts, like bread pudding and bananas foster, I did not try them.  They appeared to be forgotten and unappealing since that section of the dessert bar was not even lighted... o.O \n\nOverall I was satisfied with eating at The Big B.  The wait staff was friendly and attentive, checking up regularly and bringing us our drinks in a timely manner.  Entree foods that aren't supposed to be oily were not oily -- nothing was heavier than it should be.  So many buffets have trouble with this, but Bellagio's does not.  I was glad to be able to try everything I wanted to try before my stomach got stuffed!
__label__1 I did my research on yelp on vegas buffets prior to arrival.  Since I stayed at the MGM, I thought I'd give The Buffet at Bellagio a try.  \n\ni went on a tuesday, no wait.  went in at 3pm for the lunch price like what the other yelpers suggested to do, and ate lunch and dinner food.  The only difference between lunch and dinner was that they offered sashimi and instead of flank steak, they had prime ribs.  Big whoop.  \n\nMost of the yelpers said it's one of the best buffets in Vegas.  After I started eating for a while, I wondered if I actually went into the right hotel....  To think that Bellagio is one of the bigger and nicer hotels and yet they fail to even make sushi, wow that sucks.  Their super generic sushi is even worse than ones at Safeway.  Heck, even my friends can make better sushi than that!! \n\nThe flank steak was chewy as heck.  the leg of lamb tasted more like duck.  I only went to this buffet a few days ago, and I can't even remember what I ate because nothing stood out!!! \n\nI guess i have to try all the other shitty buffets in vegas before I'll appreciate the wonders of the buffet at bellagio.  until then it's still 2 stars in my book.
__label__2 Great buffet. I think I gained 5 lbs before the check came. I just changed my mind and took away a star cuz I remember the steak or whatever meat they were serving was not that good.
__label__4 Worth every penny!  Tons of selection.
__label__1 So overrated. I was so disappointed.\n\nIf you plan on eating buffets on the strip, start with this one and end with the Wynn Buffet. We did the opposite, and oh how sad I was. The atmosphere is meh and the food was ok. I guess it wasn't that bad considering it was only $20, but for that I could have gotten a delicious breakfast at the Hash House A Go Go and been much happier.
__label__1 For the price I expected more, a lot more.  I went here for lunch about 5 years ago and was disapopinted by the lack of selection.  There are many other better buffets to choose from, like at Paris, or Encore/Wynn.  I would skip this one, not worth it.\n\nDerek
__label__2 Like everything else at the Wynn, prices jumped about $7 since we last visited the north end of the strip while overall quality and experience remained the same.\n\nOur foursome agreed on Sunday bunch with bottomless mimosas (wee!), and waited about 30 mins before we realized we could have used the \"invited guest\" line. Sads.\n\nIt took a little while to get our bevs, but our server was (overly) attentive with the champs (and they pour Frexinet!). All that booze though meant my hunger hit the floor like a discarded shrimp tail. I indulged in the usual fare, but let's face it, breakfast food it cheap so I doubt I got my money's worth. I sampled some heavier fare, but not enough to make this a \"deal\".
__label__4 Amazing buffet. I can think of only one other five star buffet (Boma at DisneyWorld), but this one easily earns its five stars. Go at the cusp between meals (like 10ish between breakfast or 4ish between lunch and dinner) and you can sample more things. If you have the room. The food quality here is top notch. Several good sushi options, great pasta dishes like mushroom ravioli, kobe beef tenderloin, prime rib, squab, great gravies, and all kinds of other stuff. From the simple cheese and fruit to the well-crafted fancy desserts, this place does it right. This is a must visit when in Vegas.
__label__1 Wow...really??\n\nNo, that's not a good wow. That's a \"I paid that much for this\" wow. If I'm being perfectly honest, I was not impressed at all. That being said, I went in with an open mind and empty stomach. Ya know, everything is supposed to taste better when you're hungry. Nah. It really didn't.\n\nService was great. From the beginning to the end. The host was polite and pulled our party of four through the long-ish line and sat us quickly [no, we aren't VIP...though at times that would be awesome]. The waitress[?] was quick to clean our empty plates and refill our beverages. I'm hesitant to call her a waitress because she wasn't really waiting on us. But regardless, she was good.\n\nThe food was ehhhhhhhh. I've really experienced better back home [in Chicago] and definitely paid less [we went for lunch]. The selection was limited; it is \"multicultural,\" but there were only like two or three dishes per cuisine, and there weren't many different types of cuisine.\n\nI left a underwhelmed and way too full [I tried to get my moneys worth]. I'm curious to how different dinner is compared to their lunch. Hmm. Is it worth the risk? Try it yourself and message me. I'd be interested in your take on what was once revered as the cr\u00e8me de la cr\u00e8me of LV.
__label__2 The food here is very average with funky tasting desserts. My husband is a platinum players card holder so we breezed through the, what seemed like a crazy, 2 hour wait line that ends up in the casino area. \nThe waiter came around often but never had a smile on his face.  The carving station attendant was rude and obnoxious. \nHonestly, the only thing I really enjoyed was the coffee!  Can someone please tell me if it's a special Bellagio blend or can I get this from Jean Philippe? Never tried their coffee before.
__label__3 I was told this was the best buffet in Vegas and I don't see how anywhere else can compete.  They had everything from snow crab, king crab, steak, prime rib, shrimp, and all of the other typical buffet foods.  More on the expensive side, but you have to go here if you go to Vegas.  All the crab I ate, must have been worth so much at a normal restaurant.  \n\nWhat can I say, when John Wall is chillin right outside, it must be good.  Everything was tasty and very flavorful.  Definitely going back next time I'm in Vegas.
__label__1 Pretty disappointing. Waited in line for 30 minutes.\n\nLow quality food.  Tough prime rib.\n\nSushi was disgusting. Very fishy.  Prepared in advance and refrigerated. The rice was cold and hard. California roll and cucumber roll?  I thought this was a high end buffet. Where are the fish rolls?\n\nI've had comparable food at a Denny's.
__label__4 Went here for lunch and I'll give this place the best bang for you buck.  Only $20 for lunch and you get prime rib, kobe beef and more.  I like the desert bar more at the Wynn.  This place just had soft serve ice cream instead of gelato.   The line went pretty quick too.  If you had to decide between the Wynn and here for breakfast or lunch I recommend here.
__label__3 I just came here for lunch yesterday and it did not disappoint. Their pasta, seafood, and desserts are really good and I got full off of those alone. They do have sushi hand rolls and california rolls but they aren't anything special. I was sold once I had the parisian macaroons for dessert....yummm! The only thing I didn't really like was the kobe beef. It was as rare as it gets which is just not my style. it was so rare that I had to basically saw it to cut it but even then it was too rare to enjoy. I didn't try the other beef cuts but my boyfriend kept going back for seconds so it must've been good. Definitely worth the $20 something dollars per person!
__label__3 great selection! \n\ngot here just before 3 on a monday. there were only 4ppl before us but for some reason it took about 10 minutes to be seated. do not try pushing your luck after that! the line grows terribly fast the closer you get to dinner and the smart diners arent going to leave in time for you to be seated, they want to see the dinner selection too! \n\ni was a little disappointed with a few things: eggs benedict was IMPOSSIBLE to cut with the knife i was given and when i tried to bite thru it, it was rubbery...i LOVE meat but there was only 2 choices of meat at the carving station (top sirloin and a flank steak?)...the desserts were super cute but some were a bit off and none of them made me want to get seconds. oh and i NEEDED to ask for milk because some desserts were too creamy or too sugary (which is weird because ive NEVER in my life have thought something is too sugary)...finally i think we left about 30 minutes after \"dinner\" started but didnt see a difference in what was being served. dishes were refilled but that was about it. \n\nyes the food was good, but i guess i came here expecting to try dishes that i dont see all the time and that taste phenomenal. minus a star for not serving anything that i wanted second helpings of.
__label__1 The only reason this place does not get one star is because the food did not make us sick. The Bellagio buffet was rather disappointing for our entire group. We went for dinner and it was $30. We waited 45 minutes in line on a Monday night to get in which we figured would result in great food. Wrong! First our server took forever to get our order. She seemed to have no way of knowing when we arrived because she first went to 2 tables that got there after us before getting to ours. However that's not why I'm rating the review bad. The crabs legs didn't seem so fresh and the buffet had a rather mediocre selection compared to the other buffets we visited. The desert selection was rather plain and neither of the two ice cream machines worked. I tried the house Merlot and it was horrible. The Kobe beef had an awkward taste to it and none of us took a second bite. To make things worse for the entire hour we were there our server never picked up our previous place or refilled our water. Talk about bad service. \n\nWe all agree not to visit this buffet on our next visit. We expected much more from the Bellagio.
__label__1 This buffet is very fancy, but $32.99 plus tax is not worth paying for. The main dishes had no taste. I only enjoyed eating the deserts and fruits that they had available that day. The orange juice was also good. I would only recommend this buffet to people who careless about food taste. I was there only for breakfast, but since I didn't like it I did not go back for lunch. The lines were not that long. We waited about 10-15 minutes to get our seats.
__label__3 The 4-star rating is purely as compared to other buffets not as a comparative to a \"real\" restaurant. \n\nAfter having been a good boy for months, I sucumbed to the temptation or rather the convenience of dining buffet style. \n\nAs far as buffets go, The Bellagio buffet is pretty good - although since it is food on an assembly line the taste is not as good as a sit down restaurant. \n\nThe buffet features the ubiquitous shrimp that are found at even the cheapest buffets and also some crab.\nOther than that, the fare includes: american, italian, chinese and japanese dishes. The Bellagio is a little lite on the vegetarian fare - but I guess they will eventually catch up to the current trend.   \n\nThe desserts are quite extensive, although none were outstanding (comparable to most upperscale hotel sunday brunches).\n\nProbably one of the better ones in Vegas.
__label__2 I guess it was kinda our fault that we got there around 9:30 pm on a Friday night and they closed at 10:00pm (they take food back at 10:30) which meant that food was not going to be good and it wasn't. However, I did like their selection and the unique dishes that were offered. Prime ribs would have been great if it was fresh and hot.  Asian Food selection looked really smushy and gross. Italian section looked decent with their variety of pasta and pizza. Sushi was really really fresh which was very surprising! Don't judge me but the only thing I found exciting was the Shrimp Ceasar Salad and the selection of desserts. I'm pretty disappointed of myself that we came here late and spent $40 a person for cold food. Service was good. Our plates were gone by the time we came back. Maybe the next time will be better. So be warned, unless you're really really really hungry and there is no other choice but the buffet at Bellagio, don't waste your money coming after 9pm!
__label__2 I had made a point to visit all the casino buffets that had decent reviews, and this was the last one.  We got in line around 3:15 on Sunday, and finally got seated around 3:40, just in time for the end of Brunch.  The food was decent, I really love the prime rib, turkey, one of the pastas, and pizzas, but the rest of it was pretty mediocre.
__label__1 To my surprise, it was the buffet that I liked the least. The quality of food was not there. The food was presented in a way it didn't make me want to eat it but I gave it a try anyway since I was already there and had paid for it. A lot of the food that I tried didn't taste good and it tasted more like canned or frozen food. The place smelled bad, not a inviting scent for sure and was not very clean. Even the dishes were dirty, the waiter had a hard time finding me a clean fork that wasn't stained with residues. What a shame.
__label__0 Wow...for a casion like Ballagio I would think this place would look amazing and have excellent customer service. No! The line is extremely long and the staff is rude as hell.  We were in line maybe 830 and didnt get in until around 930. The person yelled out that the place will close at 1030 and food be taken away. No refunds! Wow....\n\nSo when we got into eat finally, I expect this place to look beautiful. Nope. It really look like your average buffet in your hometown.  We sat down and our waiter is an old Asian man who really shouldnt be working in a fast pace enviornment like that. We are Asian too sonof course we tried to be nice....but he wasnt having it. Our plates were piling up and our drinks were not filled.  I felt bad for this other young waiter who had to wait for our table because this man did not want to help us.  \n\nOur waiter was so bad, I saw the manager come over to him and yell at him to clean our table and get our drinks.  When he finally came over and forced to ask us if we are doing okay!   We said fine ( not really) and told him what drinks we wanted.  He never came back and the young waiter did it for us.  I saw him yell at our older waiter later...\n\nSo...that isnt all! My friend was getting some food and thia time their cook staff was hastily throwing food away even though a lot of people were there eating.  One guy dumped a whole tray of old food into the trash right in front of my friend and she was splashed with the dirty food! We all complained to the manager.  She didnt seem to care.  She said she only can talk to the waiters/ people in her department.  The cooks are separate.  Well we said if she can talk to their manager.  She said she would...and that was it.  She didnt seem like she cared and I am sure the issue was not addressed.\n\nI really enjoyed going to the Ballagio but after eating here I feel like Ballagio isnt that reat anymore.  This Buffet really need to have a lesson in customer service and find our ways to treat their pyayimg customers better
__label__3 ***Dinner buffet review***\nReasonable price for nice variety including crabs and prime rib\n\nSo my husband and I are very much buffet fanatics when visiting Vegas.  We usually end up going to buffet at least once a day.  \n\nWe always loved Bellagio buffet and have been here several times.  It has a great mix of pretty much what you expect in a buffet.  Considering price, food choices (seafood included), ambiance, it is a solid 4 stars.\n\n* Food:  \n- Snow and King crabs = cut in half and COLD.  The best thing about the crabs here is that they have plenty of them out so you won't have to stand in line for so long.  (HINT:  Snow crabs are actually more tasty than the King crabs...I know, it's werid)\n\n- Prime Rib = very yummy, very fast line.\n\n* Price: $29.95/person (Thursday night)\n\n* Ambiance = typical casino buffet.  Very nice but not so nice that you feel awkward carrying a plate full of crab legs and melted butter.  \n\n* Service = Very attentive.  No need to ask for refills or taking away dirty dishes.
__label__2 I guess I should preface this review by saying that I am really not that big on buffets.  However, if you are going to visit The Buffet at Bellagio, please make sure you are a Mlife member (their rewards card system...it's FREE to join) and have at least a Pearl status.  \n\nThe lines for this buffet are ridiculous! Ridiculous! Ridiculous! My sister, Tanysha W, and I skipped the line because they have a separate line for Mlife members.   However, the sign does not specify that you need to have a Pearl status to be considered VIP.  The lady excused our ignorance and let us cut the line anyway.  Thankfully, because the line was ridiculously long.  (Did I mention that, already?)\n\nThe food was... buffet food, nothing spectacular.   Pastries, sushi, eggs, potatoes, bacon, french toast, fruit bar, etc.\n\n The lunch buffet was $24.99 and the champagne brunch was $30.99.
__label__1 Over-hyped. Got here at 8:15 PM on a Saturday night for the \"Gourmet Buffet\" and waited an hour in line.  When we finally sat down, we saw many open tables because line management is very poor (they were seating strictly in order without trying to find parties to match open tables.)\n\nFood was generally decent but unexceptional and not worth the long wait. Rack of lamb had nice seasoning but the first cut I was given was badly overcooked. \"Kobe beef\" was a joke - it was a cheap cut of meat, tough, with no marbling, and very very salty on top. I've had real Kobe-style beef, and Bellagio's version was not even remotely close. Quail was good, if maybe a bit light on the seasoning. The rest, honestly, was not really memorable. You won't find any bold or exciting flavors here, but for the most part, the food is competently prepared.\n\nService was awful. Victor took a long time to notice that we sat down, and he didn't manage to get drinks to our table (only 2 people) until long after our first trip to the buffet.  After that, he never returned to check on us or clear empty plates. I made three trips to the buffet after finishing my drink, and I got a refill only after finally waving Victor down and giving him a dirty/questioning look.  He seemed much more interested in doting on tables with young kids than providing good service across all his customers.
__label__2 Above average buffet. My wife and I went for breakfast and had a few good things like egg cooking station and the wide selection of cultural cuisines like Chinese, continental, japanese etc. service was average with a smile. But the quality of food was average and tables were left quite dirty for a long time. Edible but don't take your mama there on mothers day. Maybe take a friend
__label__0 The snow king crab was oversalted preventing you from eating alot. the kobe beef was harder then my calculus text book, the prime rib was overdone, no oysters on weekday nights, mussles were too salty, soup too salty, all the other dishes were dry, too salty and everything was plan ordinary and flat. The Bellagio must fix this, this is not acceptable. To pay 37 per person and get this quality, i can get better at the local chinese buffet with more food.
__label__2 The Buffet at the Bellagio, an array of incredible fancy looking cuisine, that dissapoints with bland flavors however, not everything is bad for great service and selection this is a bargain....also, if u have a weak stomach don't plan on swimming after you eat  because you'll be spending a night with the SHARTS!
__label__2 I have mixed feelings about this buffet, but I'll most likely try another place on my next trip to Vegas.\n\nThe selection is much smaller than I expected, and quite honestly, it reminded me of a very upscale Hometown Buffet. Don't get me wrong: they have some gourmet items here, like a variety of meats and a nice offering of seafood, but nothing to get overly excited about. Except maybe the macarons.\n\nSurprisingly, this buffet's seafood selection was close to awesome. I usually avoid eating seafood when visiting landlocked states, but everything was great! Loved the miso-marinated bluefin - it was fork-tender, if a little undercooked. Their spinach salmon was tasty, as was their spicy tuna poke and crab legs. \n\nTheir meats, however, made me a bit sad. I'm a wimp and prefer my steak medium...and if I'm feeling particularly savage, medium rare at best. Everything here was moo-rare: the prime rib, the kobe, the flank steak...Nothing says \"yum\" like a river of blood flooding the rest of your food! My asparagus, broccolini, and mushrooms were probably tasty, except I couldn't really discern any flavor other than blood. Nice.\n\nMoving along. Their desserts were all delicious and beautifully presented. Le macarons, creme brulee, sorbet, and chocolate dome cake were all fantastic. If this place were renamed \"The Dessert Buffet At Bellagio\", I'd give it a standing ovation worthy of Celine Dion. Alas, the hefty dinner price doesn't justify an awesome dessert assortment and \"just okay\" food.
__label__1 Food good but not as good as Wicked Spoon of Wynn's buffet.\nService was not good.\nRestrooms were terrible!!!
__label__0 Thank you Bellagio for the food poisoning this weekend. \nI was expecting to get sick and throw up at some point this weekend.... but not from food.\nI do have to mention their paella though, it was really good and had the perfect flavoring. A little piece of home. I wish I could say the same for everything else
__label__1 This was my first buffet I've been since being away from Vegas for years. And this wasn't my best decision. \n\nMy boys and I were wanted to grab a meal at a buffet before our night out in the city of sin.  Apparently, this was the closest one and had a short line. Once we got to cashier, I was in shock to hear how much an individual had to pay for buffet dinner. For the price for an individual had to pay, we could've got the 24 hour buffet pass. More buffets to visit at different hotels.\n\nOnce we paid, we waited a couple minutes for our table.  After our table was ready and then seated, our server took our drink orders. When everything was settled at the table, we were off to explore the buffet's offerings.\n\nThe selections were very limited since some stations were left unreplenished. With what was available, I had to make my $47 dinner worth it. I went for the grilled meats: kobe beef & prime rib, short rib tacos, assortments of sushi & sashimi, and beef Wellington. For dessert, I got mini churros and vending machine ice cream.\n\nThe pros:\n- Short rib tacos\n- Shasimi & sushi\n\nThe cons:\n- Grilled meats were very dry, also the beef Wellington\n- Mini churros were hard and stale\n- Ice cream from the vending machine taste like any other buffet place back home\n\nOur server was helpful but got all our drink orders wrong. I left full, dissaponinted, and unsatisfied.
__label__1 I had a wonderful experience here in the early 2000s and was hoping to repeat it. I should've just let it be a good memory.....In short, food is decent, service is sub-par.  \n\nWe arrive around 1:30 PM on a Tuesday, not a busy time at all. There were 7 in our party, not a small party, but by no mean a large one either. we waited 15 minutes while they prepared our table in a half full dining room. When the table was finally ready, instead of being led to our table, we felt like a herd of cows being rushed to the slaughter house. When we reached our table, a waitress was upset that my mom's wheelchair was on the new carpet and instructed us quite loudly and rudely to leave the wheelchair at the corner. \n\nWhen getting food at the carving station, instead of putting the food at the empty spot on my plate, the chef just pile it on other food items...sigh....This is something I expect in a Chinese buffet, not at the Buffet at Bellagio.\n\nDuring the meal, the waitress instructed us (loudly) to pass empty plates to the end of the table so that she can collect them......Oh! the food!, well it is decent and edible, but nothing to write home about. The only bright spot of the meal was one of the waitresses, who was very friendly and was joking with us the entire time. \n\nOverall, I find the employees here lacking basic manners and training, definitely not the level of service I expect at Bellagio.
__label__1 This one works out to a 2.5 actually, my husband giving it 3 and I a 2. The food was mediocre, selection limited and the desert seemed to cut corners (semi-sweet chocolate on strawberries?). My husband says the food was \"A-ok,\" although he thinks (and I am inclined to agree) that may be because he eats meat and I do not. He reports that the glazed ham and prime rib were quite good. The ambiance, we both agree, was nice, but given the mixed performance on the food our experience did not live up to the Bellagio reputation - the reason we rounded down, not up, from the 2.5 median score.
__label__1 A buffet of average. Everything is okay, nothing is bad, but for bellagio you'd expect a little more. It's not expensive relative to other buffets but it's not cheap either. They seem to have conceded to being average, and they shouldn't have.
__label__2 Thanks to my uncle who is a Vegas VIP of sorts, he treated us to dinner at the $50 holiday buffet. His status allowed us to bypass to the front of the line. Entering close to 10PM, we were told in line that dinner service would 10:20PM, however we word be able to stay until 11PM. The food was decent, much better then the Paris buffet that we tried in a past year. I enjoyed the wide variety of foods that they offered. The crab legs seemed popular but I chose not to try it. I did not care for their Kobe beef (most certainly false advertising) as it was tough and chewy. I would also pass on the ham which was dry and salty. However, the assortment of Asian inspired and Italian pasta dishes were savory, with the right amount of oily and creaminess respectively. I also enjoyed their peppermint cheesecake for dessert but was sad they already turned off their ice cream maker at that time. All in all, I was able to enjoy two of the three plates I had and that is enough to give this buffet a thumbs up.
__label__0 It was our first time eating here. The food was just tooooo salty for my taste such as the cream spinach and tacos. The Kobe beef was tough in texture. The strawberries were tart and not sweet. You could see that there were a lot of the staff  in the dining room area chatting amongst themselves. Overall experience was poor. It was a waste of  my money. Will not recommend.
__label__2 After all the hype, I finally got to experience this buffet.  It is an ok buffet, but definitely not a contender for best in Vegas.  They have a variety of desserts, but no real standout dish for me.  The wait was down the ramp, around the ropes, but only took about 30 mins.  Maybe it was over-hyped and my expectations too high, but I don't think I would return to this one.  I heard this buffet has steadily declined since Steve Wynn sold the place.  It is one to try once to rest your curiosity, but if you miss it, you will live.
__label__1 Had the breakfast buffet for 2 @ 30$ per person. I would have liked drinks to be part of the package. \n\nSome of the items were good but they don't make any customizations at all. Food is already pre-prepared.\n\nThe ceviche and other seafood options were bad.
__label__0 It hurts me to give The Bellagio Buffet 1 star, but the food was absolutely horrible. If my husband says the food was bad then it was bad. I had to ask for a fork 3 times because every fork I received was dirty with either dried food and soap scum! The rotisserie chicken was drier than a sponge, the homemade mashed potatoes taste like they were made with spoiled milk and the beef brisket looked like a patio desk, it was completely dried out. \n\nFor $49 at The Bellagio, I expected mouth watering selections and got the total opposite. So if you're hungry and don't care about the taste and it's convenient, then enjoy, but I just wasted $50. \n\nOh and no Crab Legs until 3:30pm and no creme br\u00fbl\u00e9e, I'm SO done. The buffet at The Paris hotel tasted MUCH better than The Bellagio. Only gave this review one star because I had to and that goes to the poor waitress Cici! Thanks for a HORRIBLE last meal in Vegas. I won't be back and I do NOT recommend.
__label__0 I have eaten at the Bellagio buffet about 7 times over the past 5 years and have usually enjoyed the food and service. I normally would have given the buffet 4-stars (easily), but my last two visits (one today and once this past April) have changed my mind and rating. The service has slowly degraded to the point that the staff seems rushed/impatient, while the tables aren't very clean. As far as food goes the variety is still there, but it tends to be drier, flavorless, and lifeless. When I return again in a few weeks I'll be looking for another place to eat.
__label__1 Take it from a real foodie, this place is terrible. If you have any food standards, you won't spend your money here. \n\nWicked Spoon at Cosmopolitan had much better quality and the presentation was even better. \n\nOvercooked seems to be the theme and overall just very subpar quality.
__label__3 So my second time in LV and i had never been to a buffet. I love food and I tend to not have very good self control so I steer clear from places like that. You know the kid in the candy store expression? Sadly that's me when I see food. Here is an example: I can eat pizza 24/7 if it is standing in front of me. I can tolerate the pain it gives me. So I was a bit nervous as there was so much potential for my ass to grow. But I figured when in it Rome, screw it and stuff your face, you are on vacation. Well I am ashamed to say that in 4 days, I went to 3 buffets. See? Zero self control. \n\nThis buffet was suggested by trip advisor as top 5 buffets on the strip. It was second following Caesar's and third was the Wynn one. \n\nWe went in and was told that the wait time was going to be bad. It wasn't all that awful. If you are like me and love people watching (and occasionally judging) then there was plenty of things to see and watch while waiting in line. We anticipated 1 hr and we were in within 30 mins. \n\nYou sit down and the servers come and get your drink order. Then u go and pick your food and thats where all your troubles begin. HOLLY CHOICES! There were 5 kinds of salmon, cooked in all sorts of ways. Calamari salads, pasta, pizza, veggies, mussels, shrimp, beef, chicken, ribs, sushi, chinese food, breakfast food, all types of bread, a whole section with fruit and another one with desserts. There wasnt anything that I tried that I didnt like. I went absolutely crazy on seafood and fruit that I couldnt even make it to the pizza section. I was beyond stuffed. Therefore I became the healthiest eater in buffet history. Only fish and fruit. Hey I am ok with that.\nThe only reason I deducted a star was because a few of the foods were cold. Otherwise, that place was every eater's paradise. Props to bellagio for even keeping up with the abundance food and people.
__label__2 Why 3 stars?. Its because ive been to bacchanal at ceasar palace and if to compare the two. bacchanal is far greater than bellagio. \n\nPrice check\n\nBellagio = $30+\nBacchanal = $59$\n\nJust add 20 more and you will not regret it! =) \n\nGoodluck to buffet hunters! \n\nHappy feasting!
__label__0 I haven't been to the buffet at the Bellagio since 2000.  I have many fond memories of eating there 14+ years ago and thought it was time to go back.  What a mistake.\n\nMost of the food is low quality.  None of the prep staff in the kitchen knew of the specific ingredients in any of the food (I have a few intolerances... corn, soy, etc.), and many of them couldn't even speak English so I had a hard time figuring out what I could eat.  This has never been an issue at places like Aria Buffet, Bacchanal Buffet, or Paris Buffet (all of which are exponentially better than the Bellagio).\n\nI was so disappointed. This is the first time leaving a buffet hungry because I just couldn't risk eating food that I couldn't get ingredient info on.
__label__0 Okay, this is my second time at the Buffet. The first time I was really impressed, the food was delicious and there was such a big variety. And the dessert buffet! The best. \nSo i decided to come back 3 weeks later with my family. It was a Wednesday night, there wasn't a big line and not top busy. \nThe food was again delicious, but the service was the worst. We were 3 adults and a kid and had ordered drinks for 3 adults, but it seemed like after 2 drinks it was a problem giving them to us. Our waitress seemed more and more angry and did not smile or talk back when we asked her to bring drinks. After 1.45 hours she said that we couldn't get more drinks and had to go. WHAT. Okay, on the receipt it says that they would like if people would stay no longer than 2 hours, but we just asked for a last drink. Well, she came back and said you can get a last one. And then in one of the drinks there were bugs in the ice cubes. BUGS. So gross. We talked to the manager and she apologized and we got the money back for 1 unlimited drinks (around $13). \n\nI am never coming back, good food, but that can never make up for the bad bad service, and BUGS in the ice cubes. EWW
__label__1 Quality of food has gone down.  We went for dinner and were disappointed.  We have been here before so we looked forward to returning.  We will be going to Wynn instead.
__label__2 34.99 plus tax on a Monday night dinner. Food was okay, service was okay, price was okay. Three stars overall. The main attraction for me was the king crab, which can easily be $25-35 per pound in the stores. Honestly, the crab was \"meh.\" The legs were small and a little over salted. So my next go to was sushi. The rolls looked disappointing (too much rice and not enough fish) so I went for the tuna nigiri which was pretty good quality. The rest of their cooked food was okay but nothing really stood out. There's a wide variety of desserts, but none of them were really outstanding. Many of them are more pretty than tasty.
__label__3 i don't really like buffets.  but my family LOVES them.  so i have seen a buffet or two in my decades here on earth.\n\non a recent trip to vegas we hit up this buffet for the champagne brunch and all i can say is DAMN!  if every buffet could be like this one i would be a convert.  it was super, duper yummy.  the selection was huge, the food was fresh, and the service very good.
__label__1 I haven't had a lot of good experience with the buffets in Vegas, and this one was no different.  The crowd was huge of course, but we got through pretty quick.  But for the price ($37 or something like that) the food just wasn't very good.  Lots of it was lukewarm and not very appealing looking.  I guess I need to try one of the more traditional steak and lobster, old-school, casino restaurants for a good buffet in Vegas.
__label__2 I went here for breakfast. Waiters at a buffet? Oh they want a tip right. They don't even let you get your own drinks. I mean if someone drinks like five orange juices (hangover) then they may get a deal ha ha.  I was disappointed. I got eggs and a frozen yogurt sundae. This was all food I could have found ten years ago at my college dorm cafeteria.  I expected something special and didn't find it.
__label__0 They say this buffet is rated 'the best buffet in Las Vegas'.\n\nHow shyte do the other buffets have to be, if this was the winner.\n\nDont get me wrong, they get top points for range, cleanliness, great table spacing (not all crammed together) and rate of turn over to get people seated and presentation...but the deciding factor, the food was crap.\n\nWe do appreciate that is more of an American cultural thing that food isn't as heavily flavored - we're lived and traveled all over the world and American food is generally famous for its blandness. But HOW can you have a buffet with foreign food and make that bland too?\n\nWe tried a breakfast and a lunch buffet - we wanted to give the buffet the benefit of the doubt and try it again to make sure it wasn't as bad as the first day - and it was. 80% of what we took, we ended up not eating.\n\nKudos does go to the dessert section, the Mexican section and the fresh roasts. The rest was pretty below edible.\n\nWe had fried shrimp that was still FROZEN in the middle, and tasted like dirty grease on the outside (unfortunately dirty grease was as far as any flavour went), Asian fried rice whose rice was only about 1/3 cooked, stir frys with no flavor, Mediterranean food that would make the Mediterranean's weep with sorrow, fish that had a similar textural consistency to bathroom grout..and the same taste I assume too, and vegetables that you wonder how long they sat in the truck in the desert before they made it to the table.\n\nTell me I'm up myself...I don't care. But when you're paying $45+ for 2 people to eat international food, you expect at least some of it to be edible.  All I can say is that we had a buffet at the Silver Legacy in Reno that ran rings around this place... RENO people. What does that have to say about this place?\n\nSave your $$ and go to Starbucks.... at least you can trust that Starbucks will taste like something...
__label__1 Nothing terribly memorable about this place. I'll admit that I wasn't as hungry as I should have been, and was kinda sorta recovering from a blackout the night before...so take the rating with a grain of salt, I suppose ^_^.\n\nI got the breakfast buffet for about $15, which seems pretty standard for Vegas. Nothing really special about the buffet that I can remember, except that they had pizza, which made me really excited in the morning. Everything else was just your standard eggs, not-so-fresh bacon and sausage, hash browns, etc. I made it 3/4 through a plate before I grossed myself out, and I didn't get near my money's worth. \n\nBut the service was great! My waitress gave me two big glasses of OJ so I didn't have to ask for another later hehe...very considerate. \n\nSo yeah, if you're staying at the Planet Hollywood, it doesn't hurt to grab breakfast here. But I'd vie for breakfast over at Le Village Buffet in Paris instead *wink wink*
__label__1 Quality of the food was poor.  Lots of choices but just didn't think the food was worth the price.\n\nThink a stand-alone place is a better choice.  You'll get better quallity food & eat less.
__label__1 I really liked the use of space and decorations.\n\nI also like the coupon that they give. \n\nI did not like the mediocre food. However, it IS a buffet and I did not expect too much from it.
__label__1 My bf and I wanted to eat at the buffet at Ceaser's but his friends wanted to come here so we ended up here . This buffet is pretty pricey .. around $30 per person . There's all kinds of food - Mexican , Italian , Chinese , Soups , Salads , Seafood , Desserts , American , Mediterranean . Of course , the most expensive and worthwhile is the seafood so of course you would load up on seafood . However , there is a long line and a very little and poor selection of seafood . The American and dessert selection wasn't that great . The Italian selection was pretty good though . The food was decent , but not that great . I don't think it's worth your money . There was a bald waiter that worked here that my bf and I thought was very friendly .. he kept smiling and was very attentive even when he was busy while the rest of the waiters and waitresses were not .
__label__1 I walked into this place and had a sense of de javu.  It was a standard buffet with all the little stations with food from around the world.  There wasn't a long wait, which I took to be a good thing, but I should have seen it as a sign.\n\nThe buffet was over priced, the food was only okay, and the service was terrible.  Our waitress never checked on us again after she dumped our orange juices on the table.  \n\nI found out that my feeling of de javu was because I've actually been to this buffet before, but it was when it was at the Aladdin.  They simply transferred it to Planet Hollywood.  \n\nThere was a reason why there was no line for this buffet.  It sucked.  I can't believe I wasted by Sunday Brunch here.
__label__3 I ate at a different Las Vegas buffet pretty much every day for the past 8 days... and the Spice Market Buffet was a very respectable 2nd best.\n\nMy boyfriend and I went to the Spice Market buffet totally on a whim on our first night in town last week.  We were very pleasantly surprised not only by the quantity of the food served but also by the quality.  Two of the highlights were the pizza (which was considerably better than some pizza I have ordered and paid for from an actual PIZZA joint) and the Middle Eastern food station.  That section had the best hummus my boyfriend found on our entire trip along with tandoori chicken, naan, dolmas, baba ghanoush, and other assorted things that you don't often find on a buffet line (or if you do, it's usually gross).  The desserts were also high-quality and delicious.\n\nOne of the nicest things about this buffet was that it was organized better than most any other we went to during the week (perhaps with the exception of the Carnival World Buffet at Rio).  Every food station is clearly marked and stays within the boundaries of a certain theme (Mexican, Italian, etc.) - you'd think this was just a no-brainer, but try navigating the buffet at Paris (where half of the food is un-labeled) and tell me how much you appreciate it.\n\nIf you can only go to ONE buffet while you're in Vegas, go to the Bellagio.  But if you plan to visit TWO of them, make sure the Spice Market Buffet is on the list.
__label__3 This buffet can certainly take on the Rio as being one of the biggest buffets in town. They offer just about any and everything you can imagine. \n\nSurprisingly the quality of the food is pretty good considering the volume although, you do trade a bit of quality for selection. They have a really good brunch and offer two kinds of Eggs Benedict, traditional and maple. Yum! \n\n***You'll read this in my other Vegas buffet reviews...make sure to find out when the buffet price changes from breakfast to lunch and lunch to dinner. The best time to visit any buffet is just before the time change. You'll get to pay a little less and have the benefit of trying both meal selections as they change over the items.
__label__2 Meh...of the buffets that I tried through Buffet of Buffets Pass, I was least impressed with the Spice Market Buffet.  Although they have a pretty big selection of food, many of the dishes looked unappetizing (the Chinese food looked like it was sitting out for forever and the rice of the sushi looked hard and sticky).  Even the dishes that looked good weren't that great.  My favorites were probably the stuffed tomato thing from the Mediterranean station and the cocktail shrimp which were very fresh and I loved that they were peeled already.  Their desserts were decent though...the flan, fruit tart, chocolate mousse thing and baklava were all pretty good.  Plus, they even have cotton candy which is fun!\n\nEven their service was meh...we saw our server once when she took our drink order and didn't see her again until we were leaving.  Blah!
__label__1 2.5 stars, but I'll round down.\n\nReading review online, this was suppose to be one of the best buffets in Vegas.  It was decent, but not something to ride home about.\n\nThe theme is a world buffet, with different stations including Chinese, American, Mexican, Mediterranean and I think Japanese.  Though creative, each station only had a few dishes for each theme, which limitis the buffet.  \n\nMy husband complained that the crab legs were undercooked.  He was not impressed by their selection of seafood, however this is not a seafood buffet.  I had a roast pork that was very juicy, but nothing spectacular.\n\nI'd say, skip this and go out to a restaurant instead.
__label__3 An unexpected treat from my \"auntie\" from France and a nice gesture by an employee to move my cane-assisted 'uncle\" to the front of the long line got Saturday evening started right.  Well, almost right because I hadn't been preparing all day for a buffet...\n\n(Ironically, the seater then made us walk, uncle and all, all the way to the back corner of the place.)\n\nDecent amount of variety, although a lot of it wasn't premium buffet stuff. King crab and prime rib were obviously the best picks overall, but I liked a lot of the other dishes, including the 4th of July special pulled beef with baked beans, the lamb kebobs and baba ghanouj, the fried shrimp (overly battered but still good), the italian sausage... mmm. Desserts were good too, especially the creme brulee and apple pie for me. Also, that frozen custard just somehow tastes different from the usual frozen yogurt...\n\nOverall, it was a great meal, but not quite an unforgettable variety of victuals.\n\nP.S. A foursquare check-in at the proper Planet Hollywood Resort can get you $5 off for this buffet.
__label__3 Tip...go for a really late lunch, (3:30pm or so) and hang around for the dinner selections that come out about 4:30pm. \n\nReally nice buffet! Great variety of selections! \n\nThe crab legs were a bit salty. \n\nVery friendly/helpful staff!
__label__0 i am not sure why there would be any review higher than 1.  ppl giving this place a good review must not had a decent buffet before.  everything we had was super salty.  the prime rib was raw, and all the fruits there are from cans.  the only things that were ok were the shrimp cocktails and the salad.  my friend had stomach sickness the same night after dining here.
__label__1 We waited in a line and paid $28 for our dinner - plus an $11 all-you-can-drink option! \n\nOn a positive note the drink option is awesome and they have a literal plethora of food. They also had hot steamed crab legs which was a huge plus. Unfortunately there wasn't anything I thought was delicious. They really had a problem keeping hot food hot and cold food cold. I would not recommend this to anyone with taste buds.
__label__2 This definitely isn't the best buffet in Vegas, but it will do in a pinch. I paid extra for unlimited alcohol (champagne), and was a little surprised when it arrived at my table served in a plastic water cup. Oh, well...it's all going down the same way, anyway! I don't know that I'd necessarily visit this buffet again (as Rachel S. noted, the interior is pretty drab and is reminiscent of a hospital cafeteria).  The food wasn't much better than what you would get at a Hometown Buffet or Golden Corral.  BUT...bonus points to our waitress; she was super sweet and before she got off her shift, she snuck over and left me with an entire BOTTLE of my own champagne. What a doll!
__label__1 I would definitely check this off the list and not go back. Food was not enjoyable. There were 7 of us and it was our last stop from our 24 hour Vegas buffet pass. None of us finished our food and hardly went back for seconds.
__label__1 Came here for breakfast on the final leg of our Buffet of Buffets marathon. \n\nWow. If I had paid for this place, I would have been pissed. Service was excellent. I adored our server. She asked if we wanted a to-go cup of coffee. No one has ever offered that!\n\nThe juice was clearly from concentrate. The Mexican and Salad sections were closed. What? No Mexican breakfast? Those are the best dishes! \n\nMiddle Eastern included bagels and lox. This was probably my favorite section. I forced fed myself lox with capers to get my money's worth. I liked the mozzarella and tomato salad, but it was something I could find at a supermarket deli. \n\nDessert section looked like it was filled with mini packaged pastries. I selected a chocolate croissant, but it was flaky and dry, so I skipped it. \n\nOn to the American section. There were 2 types of benedicts. They looked good, but I think they became overcooked from the heat lamp. The country style potatoes were good and surprisingly still crispy. I did however, find these potatoes repeated 2 more times. It also seemed like these were the seasoned potatoes you find in the freezer aisle. \n\nThere was an omelet station, that I skipped. And I think a crepe station in the Dessert section. \n\nStopped in the Asian section to get a squirt of sriracha. \n\nI stopped off for a cheese blintz, but never ate it. It was pretty burnt and didn't have much filling. The section also included French toast and pancakes?\n\nThere was a nice oatmeal/cream of wheat section. Then, a fresh fruit section where you could construct your own parfait. 2 yogurt flavors, shredded coconut and granola? 2 smoothie options. They were really plain. I think one was banana, the other, strawberry. \n\nThe final section included spinach and cheese egg scramble, but I didn't see any cheese or spinach. There were potato pancakes. And a turkey hash which had fingerling potatoes (yum) and roasted peppers. I took the time to dig out the pepper and fingerlings. This was one of the only things that didn't seem pre-made. And it was pretty good.  \n\nI looked through the photos for lunch and dinner and they all look like a completely different restaurant! I don't know, guess they dropped the ball for breakfast. Kind of a shame for people like me who love breakfast.
__label__2 We had the breakfast buffet during our midweek stay at PH. There was no line to get in, and it wasn't very crowded. There was plenty of good quality food. It is a big room, so the buffet is spread out. (But food is grouped .... fruit here, cereals there, pancakes/waffles, etc.) So my husband totally missed the fruit section, where they have the smoothies. And, he missed the hostess's instructions that a server would be around to bring drinks. So when he saw the fridge full of alcohol and water bottles he thought that was it and innocently tried to grab a bottle of water. He was immediately scolded and embarrassed by a manager who came shooting across the room to announce there would be a charge for the water. Use more tact here, he's not a criminal.  As far as buffets go, this is your average run of the mill one. Nothing to warn you about, nor really praise. Oh... The music level is a little loud. But we experienced that a lot in Vegas. Weird.
__label__3 I really liked it. Loved the cupcake variety. Food was fresh, kept hot, pleasant experience. There will be lines no matter what time you go. Staff is polite and attentive. Went here on a groupon- good wine and beer choices.
__label__1 This Buffet has definitely gone down hill.  We used to wait in line for 1 - 2 hours, but that was ok because the food was worth it.  Today, our seafood options were disappointingly limited; and it looks like most food was cooked hours ago.  They ran out of crab stuffed sole (and never refilled).  The chicken (American) was very dry.  Nothing exciting in the Mexican section.  Pizza was ok, but sub par for a brick oven style.  The only benefit is I had a groupon for buy one get one free.  If I am going to a Buffet (once/year) - then I would rather spend more money on better food.
__label__3 Loved this buffet! There was a fantastic spread at Spice Market. Although I do wish there was more variety in the Mexican section. The deserts were awesome! Overall we loved this buffet. We had two Groupons here but were only able to use one (the Lunch buffet with a bottle of wine). Staff was very friendly and attentive. We will totally come back to this spot next time we're in town!
__label__2 I'm not normally a buffet person, but after getting out of a full morning of meetings, my colleagues and I were starving. It was around 2 pm, and after wandering around the mall, looking for something semi-decent, we desperately stopped in here. \nTo say that my expectations were low would be under-selling it. This is not like the Bacchanal or the buffet in the Bellagio. This is more like a fancier Golden Corral or Furrs Cafeteria.  \nThere two decent sized salad bars, plenty of cheeses, breads and cured meats, and an around the world theme with different stations with different themes. \n I really enjoyed the broccolini in the Italian section, and the mashed potatoes in the American section. Everything else was fairly unmemorable. The fish and chips was pretty greasy, the pizza was bland. The hummus was mediocre. \nThe major reasons to come here are the price and convenience. With the Ceasars Total Rewards card, you get the weekday lunch buffet for $17.
__label__2 Typically buffet. Dried out food and over priced. Don't go without a discount of some kind. Go the Denny's for breakfast instead.
__label__1 I wouldn't give it 2*s if they wouldn't have crab legs and a decent waitress. The food....skip it....the whole place has a hometown buffet energy to it...just sad....even the smell is akward.  Why would u put a restaurant in the basement area??? Smh....
__label__4 I love this show.  It was the most amazing show I have ever seen.\n\nThe only slight problem is that now I compare every show I see to this show and always end up thinking 'it wasn't as good as Mystere'.  Like nothing can come close.
__label__2 If this is your first Cirque Du Soleil show you'll probably enjoy it, it's a nice mix of their previous shows. But if you've been to previous shows like I have since Nouvelle Experience, you won't be as impressed. Their soundtrack is just ok.  Prefer others. But I do think it's better than Dralion, which I felt was an overpriced for a Chinese acrobats show. \n\nUsually pretty easy to get tickets.
__label__0 I am sorry but this show was just plain BOOORING, the big fat stupid baby is just lame, the host has too much time on the show and its not funny when its desperately trying to be funny. \nDont think im not a Cirque fan because I am, I loved KA and Zumanity, but Mystere is just overated, skip it.\nVery blah.
__label__2 After seeing all the other Cirque shows in Vegas first, I was a little let down by Mystere.  Don't get me wrong, it's still a good show.  It just can't compare side by side to \"O\" or \"Ka\" with their higher tech stages.  The performers were great but halfway through the show I got tired of seeing the same thing over and over.  See this first...then see the other shows.
__label__4 What is there to do in Las Vegas? Dine like a king, gamble like the rich and famous, and of course, enjoy a show like an overly excited kid. The last two times in Vegas, I watched two shows: Thunder from Down Under and Chippendale. No, it wasn't my choice to watch these shows. Yes, I was there for bacherlorette's parties. I don't think BF would appreciate this type of shows, so we decided to watch something more \"traditional\".\n\nNeither of us have seen a Cirque du Soleil show. It seems to be the obvious choice. But which Cirque du Soleil show to watch? Currently there are 5 shows running in Las Vegas. Mystere at Treasure Island, O at Bellagio, KA at MGM Grand, the Beatles music theme Love at Mirage, and the adult theme Zumanity at New York New York. We immediately decided to watch the oldest (which also translate to the most classic) show, Mystere.\n\nMystere is truly an amazing show. The focus of the show is the origins of life in the universe. A few characters appeared to be pregnant and babies were seen throughout the show to carry the theme. We are not sure if there is a storyline. Maybe there is, but it's too artistic for us to understand.\n\nThere are many magnificent acrobatic performances. The part that impressed me the most was the \"hand in hand\". This act is an exhibition of strength and stamina by two men who perform the increasingly difficult balancing act on a rotating dome. I don't think I am able to describe the act in words. But if you've seen the show, you would understand how astonishing the act is.\n\nBetween acts, a crazy emcee (who looks kinda like Beetlejuice) and a giant baby interacts with the audience. Their parts are hilarious. I would recommend people to get to the show a little early to enjoy the pre-show funny skits.\n\nThe guy who sat right next to me added some laugh to the show for us. He had two cups of beer during the show (and who knows how much he drank prior to the show) and appeared to be intoxicated. The way he talks made me put him into the \"white trash\" category. Every sentence that came out of his mouth contains the word \"sh*t\". \"That's some amazing sh*t!\" \"Good sh*t!\" \"Crazy sh*t!\" \"That's ridiculous. Sh*eeeet!\" His wife pointed at an act and said \"Look\". His answer, \"I am watching that sh*t.\" A little girl and her dad got up to use the restroom. They ducked while passing in front of us to avoid blocking our view. The guy said, \"You guys don't have to walk like cat burglars and sh*t.\" The little girl looked scared. I don't exactly know why, but we laughed. What a funny guy, sh*eeeet!\n\nWhat a phenomenal show! We really enjoyed it. My sister saw KA and raved about it. I also heard good reviews about O and Zumanity from friends. We will definitely watch another Cirque du Soleil show next time in Vegas.
__label__2 Having seen a few of Cirque's shows, I can attest that although this was one of the oldest productions, it wasn't the best. \n\nAs usual, the performances were spectacular. The feats of strength and flexibility produced by these men and women are a delight to see. The costuming and prop work were flawless, the music was enchanting, the light show was magical and the crew did an amazing rigging job. It's too bad that most of the scenes, or chapters within the show, get lost in the overall theme or story. Elements of the concept were confusing, missing and unnoticeable to me and that's too bad. Comical punctuations sprinkled throughout the show, although enjoyable, only served to further dilute the show's impressive sets. \n\nOverall, quite a decent first glance at the world of Cirque. On the other hand, veteran viewers will find the holes in its production glaringly obvious.
__label__3 I've seen two other Cirque du Soleil shows (Love and Ka), which I like better than Mystere.  The acrobatics are amazing, but I wasn't the biggest fan of the comedic moments or the baby.
__label__4 So funny! Entertaining. Amazing. and very intriguing! I do not want to spoil the event with specifics! However, I believe that every cirque show is my favorite because they have something different to offer!!! \n\nI loved the show! The performers are amazing!! & it is a smaller theater so there are no bad seats!
__label__3 Are you supposed to be drunk for this? On drugs?  Well I was neither and man, was it weird! \n\nThis was my 2nd Cirque show (I've been to 3 now) and my first on in Vegas.  As always, the acrobatics were great and the production set was beautiful.\n\nThis was by far, the trippy-est Cirque show I've been to though.  The baby giggles and head were so creepy and weird!  \n\nCirque is always beautiful but I get the impression this isn't the best they can do in Vegas either.
__label__4 Took my boyfriend for his bday.  He looooooved it. :) SCORE!!!  it was his first time at CDS and he can't wait to see others.  Suggestion: know the storyline/theme beforehand. it helps. :)  worth the money so see it! :)
__label__4 You can view the entire show from any seat in the theatre (and take note, this is a small theatre, so every seat is good) But the best place to be is CENTER, and MIDDLE distance from the stage. I sat toward the side of the stage, and I did miss a few things that I would have been able to see if I was sitting center.\n\n**Be warned, if you sit up in the VERY front, you may be embarrassed/asked to come on stage and do things. There were also some victims that weren't SO close to the stage, but in the section closest to the front.
__label__2 Mystere was my first Cirque show. It is a wild, colorful, well performed show. The acts are impressive; they're performed by true athletes and artists. But, I have to say that I preferred O to Mystere. I liked the storyline better. Mystere is very abstract as other posters have stated, so you might want to research it a bit before going in, so you don't feel lost. I'm glad I saw it. I just wish I knew what was going on the whole time. Still, I am in awe of all of the performers.
__label__3 This is the second Cirque show I have seen, and I love all of them! They all seem to challenge your imagination, and the performers are amazing!
__label__0 Waste of money, I went with 4 friends and all of us were falling asleep.
__label__4 LOVED Mystere!  This might actually be my favorite Cirque show.  There was so much action, it was awesome.  Definitely recommended, and not a bad seat in the house!! Actually don't sit in the front row, you want to be toward the middle so that you can see EVERYTHING.
__label__2 Mystere was entertaining. It was good, just not great. Yes, the acrobatics were impressive, and some acts were amusing, but it simply didn't have that wow factor that I have seen of other shows. I think part of the problem for me was that there were these random characters that seemed to serve no purpose to the show. Additionally, the lighting and music were sometimes overwhelming and gave me a headache. \n\nThat being said, I think my standards are just high for this type of thing. If this is your first Cirque or acrobatic show, Mystere will awe and impress you, but if you've been around the block, don't expect too much.
__label__2 Great acrobatics, but weird story.  It is worth seeing once, not sure I would go back unless I score a locals deal.
__label__2 Was an ok show to say the least even with getting the tickets for free. Have a few drinks beforehand and it may be a bit more entertaining. Go see Zumanity or Rock of Ages. They are well worth the money for the tickets. I'm not saying the performers were not talented but in this case if you have seen one cirque show then you've seen pretty much all this has to offer.
__label__4 this was a great show, Although do NOT watch \"cirque du soleil wolds apart\" on netfilx first or you will see 2/3 of the show. I made that mistake so I knew what was going to happen, but to see it in person was a totally different thing. Also front row seats are not the best seats, try to sit 3-4 rows back. I sat in the front row and it was cool to have some of the performers walk right up to you and to see their facial expressions but the view could get obstructed at times and  some aerial things were just hard to see being so close...I was more looking up than forward sometimes. \n\nFinally nobody explains this but there is a fake usher that roams around and throws popcorn and or water on you. If you get shown to your seat and a bright spotlight is on you, sh*t's about to go down...
__label__1 This is my least favorite Cirque du Soleil show in Vegas (out of the ones I have seen so far). I think the reason some people like it is because they really try to incorporate more comedy. I didn't find that appealing at all but I think it would probably be good for families with kids. Watching Mystere felt a lot more like going to the circus than anything else. The other shows feel more like a ballet or a musical play with acrobats. It just wasn't my thing.
__label__2 I've been to The Old Fashioned 6 times now.  So I feel comfortable giving a review.\n\nThe Old Fashioned is just not that great.\n\nI grew up in small town Wisconsin and have a firm grasp on Wisconsin supper clubs.  I've eaten at Baumgartner's dozens of times.  \n\nAnd I just don't think The Old Fashioned is worth my time.  Every visit I've left feeling uninspired and not really wanting to go back.  But I have.\n\nThe latest meal was brunch.  I had the walleye & eggs.  They got the eggs right (heh), but the walleye \"beer\" batter had virtually no beer taste.  I grew up in a family that cooked my dad's fresh caught walleye and perch with beer batter and mom's tasted of beer.  duh.  Also, the \"rosemary\" potatoes were lacking in rosemary.  (you see a trend?).  The GF ordered a medium rare hamburger which was well done and tasted significantly of garlic.  They shoulda called it a bad breath burger maybe?\n\nAnd the waiter wasn't all that great.  Forgetting our juice and not being all too concerned with a special request the GF made.\n\nThis place isn't terrible, but it certainly isn't all that great.  I'm officially giving up on The Old Fashioned starting today.  I gave it a shot, which I always do, but it just didn't work out.\n\nIf you really want to experience down home supper club food, there are other places in Madison where they aren't acting the part.  Plus, if you have a car, drive down to Monroe and get a liverwurst  and onion sandwich or a Limburger if you're more adventurous.  Either way, it's the real thing and not a marketing gimmick.\n\nI'm not totally down on The Old Fashioned.  It is what it is and makes a lot of people happy.  Just that if you're looking for something special, this ain't the place.\n\nOh, one last thing.  If you like your food with more butter or cheese than expected/accepted/necessary, then maybe this is the place for you.  They aren't shy with these ingredients.
__label__3 Breakfast review.\n\nI turned up there this morning and was really pleased with what was on offer. First, the bar was decorated with frightenly large (and scary yummy looking) apple fritters under traditional glass cake domes. Offered by the quarter (no you don't need to order a whole one) thats more than enough of that deep-fried-frosted-frittery-goodness.\n\nBreakfast options were many and while deciding we were treated to some curiously strong coffee - just the way I like it.\n\nOf all the organic-ish, local-ish ingredients it was hard to decide - but, I finally settled in on the scramble of the day with sage sausage, aged cheddar and sweet onions swimming with les ouefs. Brilliant.\n\nFriendly staff, not crowded but, by the time we left it was filling up....
__label__2 Yet another no-rezzie Madtown restaurant! We called ahead to get the scoop and give them a heads-up re: our requirements, got there at 6:30 after hunting around for handicapped parking, and put our names in for 5 -- two of us being kids and one of us grown-ups in a wheelchair. After being told there was an hour wait, we walked around the Square on a gorgeous Wisconsin summer evening, came back in the recommended 45 minutes, waited around and waited.. finally checked in and were cavalierly told they gave our table away because we weren't there. Needless to say, this did not go over well. If it weren't for the wonderful young Manager Man who got us in spontaneously, albeit to a table in the raucous three-deep Brewer-watching bar.. I would write this place off. Food was pretty good, drinks were ok, curds were good, though a bit on the greasy side, service a little frazzled or maybe just plain unfriendly, and uneven at that. But seriously, the host crew needs a lesson in customer service. Don't break your own rules; it pisses off the masses.
__label__2 3.5 Stars: Went in around 7:00 p.m. on a Wednesday night, and the place was packed -- was able to get a table for 6 after a 15 minute wait.  The place was a classic hometown American bar and grill (the sort that Applebee's aspires to become, but overcompensates for), and the menu was almost entirely hamburgers, with some salads, hot dogs, and cheese on the side.  It's a great place for families because there's a kids menu, and it's a good option for both vegetarians and ominivores/carnivores because there're certainly options for both.  Definitely not for a place for people with serious aversions to meat and above-average noise level at restaurants.\n\nWe had a cheese plate to start, which had some really great selections -- unfortunately forgot which plate it was, but it was the waitress' recommendation.  Also came with crackers, apple slices, and a bit of honey on the side, which made munching more fun.  \n\nI'd ordered #42, the roast beef tenderloin sandwich with a salad on the side.  The salad was very leaf-heavy without much of anything else, and I wasn't able to finish it.  The sandwich itself was good, nothing mind-blowing, I may've been slightly disappointed because I was ready to have my taste buds blown away by the \"tiger sauce\" and the \"shaved red onions\" that topped the sandwich, both of which sounded fun to a lifelong Easterner, and the texture of the beef made for very ungraceful consumption (think stringy).  If I were ever to go back (highly unlikely), I would order something else.  \n\nThe best part of meal was the dessert -- apple pie a la mode.  The apple pie itself tasted very classic, but not as sweet as expected -- which was perfect, because the vanilla ice cream that was put on top balanced out the palette.  But it didn't stop there -- the restaurant included a cross-section of Wisconsin cheddar which really expanded the taste bud action, because it added a new sort of tangyness, creaminess, and saltiness to the entire plate.  The tiny plate packed a bit of food adventure for sure.
__label__1 Supremely sub-par. \nYeah...they have fried cheese curds - it's Wisconsin - there will be cheese curds.....and they'll probably be good...anywhere. It's not a testament to the Old Fashioned - it's a testament to Wisconsin's quality of cheese.\nI had the fried fish special and felt like I'd ordered Van de Kamp's.\nToo loud - too long to wait. Tried the burger as well, which was recommended to me as one of the best in the city. I do not agree. Whether or not they put a fried egg on stuff...it's not superior. \nYou can put perfume on a carp - it's a carp.\nHype.
__label__2 I think the mac and cheese is their best dish.  Get it with the bologna.  Good comfort food.  Their cheese plate looked good and their onion rings are great if you like heaps of the thin cut type (which I do).  \n\nThe perch is my favorite of the fish selections.  I had that tonight while there.  Ordered a bowl of the beer cheese soup, too.  Somewhat flavorless and they garnished it with popcorn.  Bleh.\n\nThe rest of the menu is passable.  They try too hard for down-home Wisconsin cooking.  Whatever that is.
__label__3 If you live near or in Madison, there is no way you have not heard of The Old Fashioned before. It's one of the most popular hangout and food places in the area and it's always on my list of restaurants to bring friends that visit from out of town to.\n\nI love their specials and my favorite is the Monday special -- buy one burger, get one free. You could always share the second burger with a friend. Or if you're like me, you'd eat both of them and feel super stuffed.\n\nMy go-to items at The Old Fashioned are the Old Fashioned burger and the double bratwurst sandwich. The fried cheese curds here are to die for and if you go here, you cannot leave without having tried this Wisconsin delicacy. The dipping sauces add to its greatness.\n\nFinally, be aware that reservations are not taken and that weekends require super long waits. It'll be worth it though if you have the time to spare.
__label__2 At first, I really didn't understand all the hype over this place. Do they have posh old fashioneds in every variety? Yes. Is their food just so-so? Also yes. Then I went to brunch, and boy did they redeem themselves.\n\nThe salad with Door County cherries was pretty baller but the beer cheese soup tasted funny; I was pretty sure I would like it, but it had a bitter taste to it. Also, the cheese curds tasted pretty standard; yes, they were good, but no better than State St Brats or Great Dane.\n\nAnd then we went to brunch.\n\nThe highlight of brunch was the seasonal jams they offer with almost every breakfast entree. I got the mushroom and chevre omelet, potatoes, toast, and ground cherry jam. I could probably have eaten an entire meal simply with the toast and selection of different jams; they were that delicious.\n\nOverall, it's worth checking out if simply to check it off your list as \"the place to go\" in Madison. But don't be surprised if your dinner is traditional Wisconsin fare that you've had at other restaurants around the capitol.
__label__2 brunch only until 1PM on sunday and noon on Saturday?  is it just my spoiled Chicago self, or does that seem a little early to stop serving brunch?
__label__4 Stopped here twice on a business trip. Great selection of local beer (I'm a craft beer enthusiast from NH). I kept getting beer samplers, they were served on a board shaped like Wisconsin. Fried cheese curds were great. Highly recommend the number 30, the egg on a burger sounds weird but is to die for! Friendly waitstaff, (beer) knowledgeable server.
__label__3 The Old Fashioned is far from its name. It's full of energy and in the midst of a college town in Michigan. They offer great mixed drinks at a decent price and their food is fantastic. The one item I will suggest, no matter what your pallet, is the cheese curds. They are one of the best appetizers I've had in any restaurant and come with a multitude of sauces for dipping (provided you pay a little extra for each). Well worth it.
__label__4 After many red bull vodkas and whatever shots my friends were feeding me, my recollections of this place were limited to say the least.  At least, I remember up to the point where someone got freaky on me...whups, I didn't just say that.  Seriously though, great space, huge inside, with lots of energy, and a balcony for fresh air after shakin your booty all night long.  As mentioned, don't wait in line, flirt with the hotties, and have a great time!  What happens at Tao, stays at Tao!
__label__3 Disregarding the long line and expensive drinks - because well its vegas where most lines are long and most drinks are expensive - Tao is really incredible. I thought it was a little weird that there were so many suits running around with ear radios talking to each other. It made it feel a little chaotic.But I'm from Portland - that doesn't happen here. On any level.\nIts straight up huge - different bars, different themes, different decor, different girls dancing around in different matching outfits. It was crazy. \nThe atmosphere was very sexy, dark and smooth. I think all the Tao girls lounging around in beds, bathtubs, vip tables and dance floors helped that!\nThe music was great, but it was a little hard to get on the main dancefloor. \nLike the rest of Vegas, it pretty smoky in there. I wouldn't say any worse than any other club though. \nTao is amazing!!
__label__4 we spent the first night of my bachelorette party here and loved it so much that we spent our 2nd night here too (after bouncing from rain - totally overrated!). guest list on napkin nights to avoid the cover and i s'pose having a group of 12 buzzed girls helps tooo. be warned about the bathrooms - if you don't close the doors perfectly (they're see-through until you lock it, then turn opaque), everyone'll be watching you (booo, def NOT the best design for drunk peeps that need to pee).
__label__0 (...one-star for my girl who kept her cool when things went to sh*t...)\n\n*sigh*\n\nI used to like Tao.  Used to.  Past tense.  \nBut the reprehensible and abysmal customer service we recently encountered on numerous fronts border on cataclysmic.\n\nIll Communication... (Beastie Boys, 1993)\n10 days prior to Vegas, more than one person in our entourage attempted, valiantly and persistently to secure guest list accommodations, all to no avail, no recourse, no reply, no acknowledgment from Tao staff/management.  Fine... it happens.\n\nThe Tipping Point... (The Roots, 2004)\nSo, uncertain of our status on the guest list, we made a conscious effort to arrive early to stand in line, arrayed in a 16 girls to 6 guys ratio, the ladies looking delectably hot and the gents dapper smooth (or at least passable... meh!). For over an hour prior to opening, we stood there (at the front of the line), as did countless others behind us, until a security/bouncer announced, \"regrettably\" of course, that they had over booked the guest lists and no general admission guests would get in.  Hmmph...  Frustrating and a ridiculous, considering those guest-lists were in circulation all night and some idea that they were over-booked should have been evident much much sooner.  But fine... that kind of thing happens too, I suppose...\n\nBy All Means Necessary... (Boogie Down Productions, 1988)\nAt this point, KT, in her most tactful and professional demeanor (... and a vivaciously flattering top...), set out to see what could be done.  We were told to go ahead and just get in the guest-list line.  Then told we weren't on the guest-lists.  Then directed to speak with \"that guy\"... who told us to talk to \"this guy\"... who said to KT, \"Sorry, there's nothing I can do, try another club\".  Wow, really?\n\nStakes is High... (De La Soul, 1996)\nDuring the horrific menagerie outside, three friends, assured we would get in, threw down the $grand for table/bottle service and were awaiting our arrival inside.  Aghast that we were turned away, they negotiated for 7 of us (5 girls, 2 guys) to get in; the other half our crew had gotten in by just walking up to the counter as-if they were on the guest-lists (Bum Rush The Show... Public Enemy, 1987).  As it would turn out, another doorman would demand that we purchase another bottle @ $300 for the admission.  Hmmmm, really?  Your bottle service, as it were, allots 3 guests per bottle and there were only three people inside with three bottles.  Ludicrous.\n\nTougher Than Leather... (Run DMC, 1988)\nSo, we walked away... no club is worth that much stress, drama, and runaround.\n\nYeah, I used to like Tao... USED TO.\n_______________________________________\nBIG-UP BIG-UP BIG-UP!  Some of you guys were cool (clip-board guy with the faux-hawk and the Polynesian guys),for trying to do all you coulda/woulda for my girls/crew, thank you much anyway.
__label__1 Throwing an amazing party is not easy, I give them that. Tao, similar to other popular hot spots Rain, Tryst, Prive and clubs of the like, are so overcrowded that it's hard to enjoy yourself. Tons of people get on the guestlist, and those who aren't usually have to wait in a long line. When you're working at the door, the last thing you want to do is turn people away or make them wait. Trust me, I know the feeling. \n\nWe had a group of 12, and it was really hard for us to stay together. Even though we were on the guestlist, only the girls got in for free. Guys had to pay a $20 cover. Had we planned things out so that we had table service, we would have gotten our own roped off VIP section. Instead, we took our chances and unfortunately were packed like sardines on the dance floor. We made the best of it, and I ended up having a great time dancing, even though I was bumpin' and grindin' with people on all sides. \n\nJessica and Nicole got separated from us, but I found them standing near the window trying to look for us. They had gotten themselves into the VIP section next to boxer Bernard Hopkins who was in town for the fight. They took me back there, and we hung out there for a while. When our guy friends found us there, they were denied entry. That's when we decided to leave. While the rest of the group stayed and checked out Tao Beach upstairs (which was just as chaotic), we decided to call it a night. \n\nAs we walked down to the restaurant, they had cleared the area out and there were hardly any people down there even though there was another DJ spinning there and the bar was less crowded. We probably could have gotten the rest of the group to come down and hang out with us there, but we were pretty much over the scene and took off. \n\nYou'll find a lot of hot women put on display throughout the club. Although they are gorgeous girls with hot bodies, it was a bit disturbing to see them sitting in rose petal filled bathtubs and getting massages. I think what made it degrading was that they didn't look happy to be there and be stared at. I guess it's their choice, right?
__label__2 I give three stars for three reasons:\n\nOne: There were three dance floors and the smallest one i LOVED!  Well all my friends loved.  I guess it was the mid 20's and above room where all they did was play old school rap and 90's r&b...i mean like soul for real run dmc!  it was so tight.  \n\nTwo: Diverse crowd.  Everyone was having a fun drunken ass time at the club. \n\nThree: The really nice bartenders and security guard on the balcony.  I forget his name.  But they were all so very nice and made our stay in the club for the first hour or so pleasant until everyone bum rushed in and stole our hospitality.  But everyone deserves some love right?\n\nthe CONS-no stars for two reasons\n\nOne: the massive crowd!  even though i had stated above everyone was having the time of their lives, it was so sardine packed in there i couldn't breathe, couldn't get to any rooms without drinks spilling and girls stepping on my shoes with theirs. i think one guy even wiped his sweat across my forehead. i know its not a party without people but damn THAT many people is ridiculous! couldn't dance unless i had my hands in the air and did a jiggy to two inches to each side of me.  i don't think thats very fun.\n\nTwo: music!  i mean they had me at hello playing all that cool ass music in the small room then they had to switch it up to tracks to same as the main dance floor.  I guess with the overflow of people they had to play the same music from the main floor since there was literally no more room to move.  getting out of the club was worse than getting in too.  drinks were pricey but tasty.  but never again will i go to such heights for tao.\n\nso i guess its fair.  you can say to yourself that you've experienced tao if you go here.  not really anything unusual than any other club i've been too except the women bathing in tubs in the middle of the stage like a softcore porn movie.  but nowadays you can always download that stuff off the internet.
__label__3 This club is amazing to look at.... I love what they did with the decor, I feel like this is what a Vegas club should look like (take some notes Prive and The Bank!).  \n\nWe were able to get in minus the lines and the craziness, thank goodness, and in the beginning it was a little too much for me....I like the bar at the entrance but the main room was CRAZY crowded, but I'm sure most places worth visiting in Vegas would be on a Friday.  \n\nAfter being pushed up against the Buddhist statue one too many times, we went out to Tao Beach.  I did return after a few hours and it had cleared out quite a bit and was really nice.  I was super drunk by this time, but I had a great time at Tao.  Good music and less skanky people than a couple of the other places I experienced on my trip to Vegas.
__label__3 I'm a little bias because i love the Venetian and all it's amenities.  Tao is still always crowded so get there early.  If you are staying at the hotel, ask the concierge to put you on the guest list.  They will either set you up with a promoter to walk you right in or at least put you in the line that's not nearly as long as general admission.  The drinks are slightly higher then other Vegas clubs.  The restroom doors for the girls is really cool, it's transparent but when you lock the door it turns opaque.  Music is usually good in both rooms.  Nice decor and there is always the appeal of the many naked women lying around in the tubs and canopy beds for the boys.
__label__1 Decent cover charge but a huge clusterfuck. There's no waiting around at this club. If you're caught standing still by the bouncers, they'll waive their LED flashlight on your ass to keep things moving. The DJs probably get wasted too because toward the end of the night, it sounded like stop n'play mixing between songs with no cohesive mixing skills whatsoever. I expected more from such a hyped up Vegas hotspot.
__label__1 Tao was so lame.  It was way too crowded, no room to dance or simply walk past.  I saw very few hot guys, mostly a bunch of corny ass dudes.  If you go, get extremely faded beforehand so you don't notice how lame it is when you walk in.  On the bright side, if you're a hot girl you'll get in free.
__label__1 Enjoy the feeling of being packed like a can of sardines?  Have enough free time to wait in lines even after getting in?  Feel like bumping shoulders, elbows, while on the dance floor?  Like short bouncers with a Napolean complex?  Great!  This is the place for you then!  Pay an extravagant cover fee for the experience!\n\nThank goodness I didn't wait in the hour+ line and got in right away through hookups, otherwise it would've made the experience all the worst.
__label__1 my first clubbing experience in vegas.. i guess i was expecting too much because this place sucked!! \n\nwhile we were checking in to the venetian some promoter from tao came up to us and offered to put us on the VIP guestlist with open bar wristbands.. we got there at 10.. and we were supposedly able to just cut the line but that wasnt the case.. however, we only waited in line for a total of 10 minutes so that was okay i guess.. but then i find out that we weren't on the guestlist that had the open bar wristbands.. how many different guestlists do they fucking have?!?! that promoter was such a damn liar!! next time im thinking twice before i believe them... \n\nanyways once inside and upstairs with our tao stamps (what's that about?) we went to go get drinks.. fairly easy because there werent that many people.. YET so four drinks set my friend back 70 bucks.. eek! but i guess everything's just more expensive in vegas.. or maybe its not.. i dont know, i never buy my own drinks.. kekekeke.. so then we went onto the dance floor.. the music was alright.. iono i just wasn't feeling the vibe.. an hour later it was packed!! i seriously couldn't even get on the dance floor.. that made me pissed.. but then i just ended up dancing along the top of the lounge seats..\n\ni gave one star because we got in without having to pay.. even my 2 guy friends.. and another star because there were a lot of cute asian eye candy (which, i have to admit, is more my kind of scene)
__label__2 It's a PITA to get in if you're with all guys as they allow only 1:1 male:female ratio. This is great because women outnumber the guys, and there is nothing worse than going into a club and being surrounded by guys (unless that's your thing). It get extremely crowded even though there are 3 different areas of the club. Tao Beach has a great view. Overall a decent Vegas club.
__label__1 UGH. i went here after tryst, and my oh my was it a disappointment.\n\nthe moment i stepped in, i felt the sexual hostility and tension in the air.  like i was stepping into a den of LIONS or something. \n\nit was so packed, sweaty, sticky, dirty, and NOT-FUN.  i got surrounded by a group of guys from Israel and they freakin made a circle around me so i couldn't escape.  by the time they let me go MY BELT WAS MISSING!!!! how the HELL DID THAT HAPPEN!?!??!? i felt so VIOLATED afterwards. \n\nso i went to the servers and bouncers and asked them to look for my belt, and 15 minutes later they appeared with it.... SOAKED in stale beer, water, and other weird smelly fluids! EW!! EEEEEWWW!!! \n\nthe crowd is really college-y where people are just OUT TO GET TRASHED and PLASTERED and want to VOMIT THROUGH THE NIGHT. but if you're into that kind of stuff, THIS IS THE PLACE FOR YOU! :]
__label__0 FULL OF POSERS!!!\n\n**** GET A RECEIPT IF YOU PAY COVER*****\n\nI am dead serious about getting a receipt! Despite the long line..I didn't wait in line and got in immediately but I did have to dish $20 for cover. After 5 minutes of pure hell and seeing people just standing around looking for Christina Aguilerra or whatever stupid celebrity was supposedly there (I didn't see her btw) I told my friends it was time to leave. They insisted there was a cooler party upstairs where the pool was.. so we walked up there and the pool area was closed! \n\nI went back to the entrance and asked the bouncer for a refund and with a smirk on his face he said \"Well do you have a receipt?\". What a jerk! So, definitely get a receipt for next time! \n\nI left this place after 5 minutes. It was full of followers/posers and there wasn't even anyone dancing.. just people standing around wanting to be seen or god knows what. Pure crap. \n\nAll this happened on a Friday night.\n\nPS- Tryst is amazing! Went there the next night :)
__label__1 We met a guy while shopping in the mall who put us on the guest list so we got in free and didn't have to wait in line (there is no way in hell I will stand in line for 2 hours). While we were waiting to be let in, we could see the line to get in. It was RIDICULOUS! Seriously, I don't know how those people could wait in that line. We get in and pass everyone up which was nice. The ambiance was cool but the place was so freakin packed it was a pain in the ass to get anywhere. We tried to dance! HA ya right! GIRLS, if you wear open toed heels, be prepared to have to bruised and sore ass toes afterwards because everyone will be stepping on them! After losing 4 of our friends, my friend and I left to grab something to eat close by.  It was nice to get away and not be stuck in a sea of people. We went back to Tao a little later and tried to dance some more but it was just too frustrating. We finally decided to leave. I agree that this club is WAY over-rated! I would have been pissed if I had waited in line for that club!\n\nTIP 1: when you go to the bathroom, be sure to flip the little switch thingy that frosts the door so people dancing and drinking at the bar don't see you peeing! My friend didn't flip it and people got a show. \n\nTIP 2: Don't drink to the point where you don't feel well. If security sees you and you like like you are going to puke, they will take you to their drunk tank! I kid you not. This happened to my friend.
__label__3 It has an unique layout, and although there is a lot of space- it is crowded.  I did find it easier to get a drink here versus other clubs on the same weekend.  The crowd is a little older, but not old.  The night I was there, I didn't see any issues with the dress code as others have commented.
__label__2 Tao is one of the better clubs in Vegas. If only because they actually enforce a dress code of some kind. However, there really isn't too much about this place that is exciting? Oh they have girls in bikini's writhing on each other? Eh, so do lots of other clubs in this city, and those girls aren't even in bikini's.\n\nProbably the most redeming quality of this club is first when you get in for free, and second that they make a decent White Russian. Other than that it's way too crowded, and way to one ethnicity dominate.
__label__0 overcrowded. and overrated. \n\ni've been to tao many times so i can say that all the times i've been, my experience has been the same. sweaty bodies galore. myself included.\n\nthe only sweet deal is getting in for free for staying at the palazzo. but then again, girls usually do.\n\nthere are so many other popping clubs out there. unless you want to be shoved around and COMPLETELY surrounded by sweaty bodies, then i suppose tao is for you.
__label__1 I went here... and I'm sad. It was popular, it was crowded, the music was good...\n\nBut WAYYY too many people. Guestlist took an hour to get in @ 10. Inside... there was absolutely nowhere to dance ! \n\nCoat check is expensive... wish I just left my coat in a corner chair. The stairs are annoying since there are drunken girls everywhere... drinks cost way too much anyway, and the service was horrible (probably because it was so busy). \n\nThe only saving grace is the sheer number of incredibly single, hot Asian guys.
__label__1 very nice, pretty club, women bathing in tubs in the entrance, other women chillin on couches touchin each other, nice buddha statues everywhere.\n\nother than that...whack and way overcrowded!\n\nfire hazards must not fade the owners of this club becuase when we were inside it just felt un-safe and packed beyond capacity. it was like one dark room after another of too many damn people. dance floor was crowded as hell to the point where all your dance moves consist of nothing but upper body movement. \n\nlooks nice, but eh after a few minutes of trying to find somewhere to groove you get tired...find a better spacious club where you can dance with people and not shadows.
__label__4 been here both times JAY-Z was hosting, two years in a row. purely coincidence and i'll review the most recent visit:\n\narrived with the gang around 1030? free bottles because we were staying at planet hollywood + no open container laws in sin city = getting shmammered on the way to the venetian.\n\nNEVER have i seen crazier lines outside a nightclub...\ngoing down the corridor that runs all the way down the entire length of the venetian?\n\nTIP:\n **GET THERE EARLY, STAY AT THE VENETIAN, OR BE READY TO TIP THE BOUNCERS FAT TO GET IN*** \nfellas, meet up with a random group of girls, get atleast 1:1 and get the money out for the bouncers and you're good to go.\nmet up with some randoms who were staying at the venetian, went with them through the hotel guest line and probably saved ourselves 2hours+++ waiting in line. used the voucher we copped off of the sketch-city promoters so it was 20 a head for the fellas. (of course free for the ladies)  i hate paying cover but 20 bucks was the same price as our jay-z tickets the wednesday before and he killed it.\n\nSCENE:\ninside was nuts, crazy crowded.. probably just because jay-z was hosting but who knows.. TAO is the infamous 'girls in bathtubs getting massages club', go-go dancers everywhere on stages, with poles, etc. ONLY girls are allowed in the elevated VIP table/stage located around the middle..  they played mostly HOUSE music, some TOP 40's, and a grip of JAY-Z cause he was hosting..\n\n(((so it sucks when some random hottie wants to work it and brings you up there but only she gets in because we have different reproductive organs! SMH..)))\n\n\"just recieved word that jay-z has entered the building\" was blasted by whoever was on the mic, followed by some throwback HOVA song. throughout the night. he finally arrived with young jeezy, and a gang of NBA players.. although he arrived late, i coincidentally was right next to his table and shook hands with HOVA.. i aint complaining!\n\nDRINKS:\nexpensive. its vegas though, what do you expect? beers 10+, shots 12-14, amfs 16ish? shots are usually generous if you treat your bartender right.. mixed drinks aren't too worth it, IMO but at that point I was already dunzo! didn't get bottle service here because it was a last minute decision to even roll through but i suspect its worth it as long as you don't get one of the ghetto tables.\n\nVENUE:\nthe TAO setup isn't too smart, IMO. downstairs the bathrooms are ridiculously crowded, theres plenty of mini stages for their go-go dancers equipped with sharp edges that every intoxicated person stumbles upon. so the following day all the ladies wonder where those bruises came from? the middle stage area isn't too big, it gets crowded, and people liter the hallways. there are several bars located throughout TAO which makes it easier to get a drink whenever, wherever.  TAO staff is constantly pushing through the crowd to get bottles/mixers to a certain table and I know its frustrating, but pretending your a running-back and mobbing through the crowd won't solve anything.\n\n\nTAO BEACH is upstairs, but you have to climb a staircase from section to section which is a buzz kill and is a drag when you're trying to get the mack on. upstairs is the pool area/lounge which is perfect after getting your swerve on downstairs. climate controlled heaters, plush sofas, another bar, a DJ, and security all packed into one. perfect place to gather yourself, return missed calls, texts, and bbms, or check the facebook hahaha.  I assume they have the same policy as XS, fall in and get wet = kicked out asap.\n\nCROWD:\nits las vegas people.. the girls are GRADE A certified silicon-injected, botox laced, scantily-clad females. and fine! BEAUTIFUL waitresses, a decent mixed crowd of all peoples although mostly asians which is a plus for me.\n\n\n\nTAO is by far one of the best clubs in the world. although it seems as if each newer club is established to out-do the previous champion/title holder, give TAO a visit, because it DEFINITELY still has some fight left in it!
__label__1 I do not like it here. PERIOD.\n\nJust kidding. Not just that.. I don't like the crowd here..\n\nYeah yeah yeah.. its all the same; chyeah right! It's not. People here are a lot older downstairs. Upstairs, you get really weird looking people.\n\nI hate that bubble machine that throw's recycled old water bubble foam at you.. no no no!
__label__3 If you're rolling with a bunch of cocks for a bachelor party or a birthday and don't want to pay over $100 a head for bottle service in order to get in then purchase these weekend wrist bands good for getting into both Tao and Lavo for a little under $37 a head with all the taxes and service fees from Vegas.com\n\nhttp://shop.vegas.com/clubs/calendar.jsp?club=44\n\nWe were a little skeptical doing this, but we showed up to the club around 1AM on a Thursday night and there was a long ass general admission line and bottle service line and went up to a dude in a suit and asked him where the wrist band line was and he guided all 11 of us dudes with no girls past a velvet rope and we got to cut in front of a bottle service group full of girls straight to the cash register and the cash register chick gave us all our wrist bands with ease and bouncer dude stamped all our wrists, so we were good to go for Tao and Lavo for the whole weekend.  We all felt like VIPs cause everyone was looking at us like WHO THE HELL are those guys cutting in line with no vagina with them.  Plus the bouncers at Tao do some major line controlling, so if you're trying to get in general admission or on the guest list, you better be with an equal ratio or more girls if you all expect to get in with no problemos.\n\nBut yeah, if you're rolling hella dudes deep with not deep pockets, then purchase those wrist bands.  They work.  And if you're with someone who didn't buy a wrist band, just have them go in behind with you and they'll just have to pay whatever cover is for the night, but then they won't be able to get in again on Friday or Saturday night if you guys try to get into Tao or Lavo again since he won't have a wrist band.\n\nBut yeah, club is pretty poppin.  Really packed and hard to move around.  The bouncers do a good job with keeping dudes out of roped off bottle service areas, so if you throwing down for bottle service, you probably won't have to worry about random dudes walking through your area.  And from what I've heard, it's best to get bottle service here for the best time, since the bouncers let all the hot girls into your bottle service area if you ask them to hook your crew up.\n\nXS on a Friday or Saturday night still shits all over Tao though.  Sorry to the ladies in the rose petal filled bath tubs.  I still got love for you all though.
__label__4 Tao is pretty much the default club of Vegas. It sets the standards of clubbing. Everyone makes a pit stop here and we sure enough did that the first night of JC's opening day party.  After my experience at Tao Beach, it was pretty much returning to the scene of crime where I was served cheap booze at the open bar and basically passed out in my room.\n\nFortunately in the back of mind I was slick enough to set my alarm to 9PM and wake up on time. I woke up still with a pounding headache, but somehow managed to shave, shower, get into a nicely ironed shirt and blazer (dry clean your shit before you leave and toss it in the car!) within the hour. I don't remember who I took the cab with to the Venetian, but I found my way there. \n\nAt the doors of Tao it was complete mayhem as always. But when you got the JC free pass, there is never a line and no worries. I walked up to the clipboard host and told him my deal. He got me in this side line with like 4 or 5 people.. opposed to the other line which had about 100 people and maybe 60 of them are scantly clad hot women in their club dresses. haha Sucks to be them spending all that time getting ready. \n\nSo within minutes I roll into Tao and as usual I have to walk my way up through the restaurant with the weak ambient music. I get up to the club level and saw my favorite girls in the bathtub and washing themselves. Nice! I wonder why the petals never fall off the nips.. how do they do it? \n\nI got with my boys and open bar was yet again ON and cracking. I looked at the vodka, and sure enough it wasn't the cheap stuff. It was sky..so I decided to tear it up again. Not to mention this time around they were hooking up vodka redbull. So about  an hour goes by f'in around with the boys and I m super hammered. I went to bathroom and I came back and pretty much lost everyone. I managed to find Cody.. one of D's boys and he was like \"hey where did everyone go?\" I just told him.. \"forget them, lets just follow the asses and it always leads you to where you need to be\". He just agreed and tagged along. \n\nSo we saw the bottle service girl, and she had a great ass. We followed her up the stairs to Tao Beach, and sure enough she led us to the JC table with Nassau. Everyone else was there already partying it up. I see MysticalSavage busting moves from Saturday night fever. He worked it in very well with the house music of today. PS you gotta see KC's videos to see those sick moves. \n\nThat pretty much summed up my night at Tao. Not so cheap booze, great asses, and MysticalSavage busting out moves from Saturday night fever.
__label__0 Tao SUCKS! .....NEXT!!
__label__2 After dinner downstairs we headed upstairs to the club.  The club is large.  It is a great setting.  The problem is that there are far too many people inside.  I am used to crowded clubs, but this is worse than most.  It is nearly impossible to get to the bar for drinks.  There is no way you could actually ever dance.\n\nThe DJ was great.  He played a nice mix of music.  The lighting and smoke effects were well done.  The girls in the tubs is a great touch as well.\n\nI will come back on a slower night so I can hopefully enjoy the experience a little more.  Saturday night is just too popular.
__label__0 Review for club only.\n\nDo you enjoy not being able to breathe in a hot over crowded gaudy club? Then this is for you! Push and shove your way to get into a more crowded area just to be shooed away by the security. \n\nIn one sentence, you will hate yourself if you attempt to go here. Unless you have VIP tickets (or eat at the restaurant before hand) you will be in line for an hour. Luckily we were \"VIPs\". So we head up 3 flights of stairs to get into the club (good luck ladies in heels) and have to shove our way through masses of people. \n\nIf you are not sure to come here or not, just don't. You can't move, you can't breathe, it's hot as hell, I left after about 3 minutes. I would have wanted my money back had I not gotten in for free. Plus the staged \"flower bra\" girls in the baths look like they hate their lives. \n\nWhy are stupid vegas clubs like this more about showing off than having fun? Roped off VIP areas, can't even get to the main floor, screw this place.
__label__1 The decor is not that creative - ok buddha's everywhere, bathtubs w/ rose petals and girls in lingerie laying around. Boring !!\nOf course, it's super crowded. Why are there so many stories/levels ?? Just open up the dance floor so my feet don't get stepped on!
__label__3 Call ahead and get on the guest list.  My group of 5 girls and 2 guys all got in for free because of it (but you still have to wait in line for about an hour like the rest of the people on the guest list).  \n\nThe first time I went to Tao, I was severely disappointed.  It was really small and the music was mediocre at best.  Second time I went I was wary because of my initial visit there but I actually really enjoyed myself.  It was still a small area but the music was better and it's always entertaining seeing the girls covered only in flower petals.  \n\nThis third time I went (on a Friday night), Tao was fantastic!! The music was literally the best I've ever had in a night of clubbing.  I seriously wish I could follow those DJ's around and club wherever they're going to play.  A con was the crowded-ness.  It is extremely frustrating when you love the song that's playing but can't dance to it because the coupleS next to you are bumpin and grindin and makin out violently which results in you getting pushed around and trampled.  Once we made it on to the side stage I was as happy as can be!
__label__1 As a review for last night at Tao, I would say that two stars is generous. I've been a couple other times when I might have awarded 3 stars but last night was just NOT RIGHT.\n\nWhen we first got into the club, we tried to order drinks at the bar. There were definitely a lot of people trying to get drinks but the bartender was just flat-out rude to us. He kept making it seem like he was going to take our order and then just somewhat smirked and walked away. 20 minutes of this and another friend managed to find another bartender who didn't feel like being such an a-hole.\n\nThen, we headed out to the dance floor which was INSANELY PACKED (felt like a mosh pit) even though the music was not that good. Even trying to get off the dance floor was a disaster as there were so many people pushing in so many directions. My friend got hurt by an elbow in the face. \n\nThe highlight of Tao was finding out that the daytime Tao Beach area tranformed into part of the club at night. That outdoor area was much nicer but the crowd was still not great and, even on the pool deck, the bouncer quickly insisted that we put our shoes back on. We did see a few (1 guy and then 3 girls) fall over the ropes and into the smaller pool which was somewhat entertaining (since they were not hurt but just amused) but even this was not enough to make for a successful or fun clubbing experience.
__label__2 I usually write long reviews, but my feelings on TAO are simple\n\n- love the sprawling space\n- hate the overcrowding (one can only be rudely bumped so many times)\n- love the one hour open bar\n- hate the rude people (i swear to you, they're ruder here!)\n- love the music variety\n- can't understand the never ending, winding line to get in \n\nOverall, still had fun, but the open bar probably has a lot to do with it. Despite the shortcomings, it's still more fun than Hollywood so I can't complain too much.
__label__1 I came here a couple of months ago during the holiday season. It was my friend's first time in Vegas, so we wanted to check out all the clubs. \n\nMy group arrived extremely early (around 8 pm) and the lines were still ridiculously long. When we got in.. the place was so packed, there was no room to dance! We decided to leave after a hour because we weren't having a good time. As we were making our way out of the club, there  was a longer line to LEAVE the club! So it basically took one hour to enter the club and another hour to depart the club. A little absurd.\n\nAs we reached the entrance while leaving the club, the bouncers were distributing complimentary TAO flip flops to the ladies! How convenient! I'm giving TAO another star because of this! Too bad I didn't stay long enough because my feet weren't even hurting at all to wear them. They are super comfy by the way! \n\nSo if you plan to leave the club early, you may be lucky enough to cop a pair of flip flops for your stroll to the taxi. They should have a complimentary incentive for the guys. Possibly TAO condoms? Ha- Ha.........
__label__2 After waiting in line & finally getting in the crowded venue, it wasn't long until one of my friends realized that she had misplaced her wallet near the bar.  (no bueno).  I don't think we ever got to enjoy dancing on every floor.  The decor is nice I suppose... statues & red lights... flower petals floating in water... candlelight.  I wasn't ready to leave the nightclub that night.  I felt like it could have offered so much more.  Till next time I guess...   I feel like there are other clubs nowadays I would much rather go to - if you're basing it off of who is performing that night.
__label__4 Tao is off the hook!  Bex hooked it up as always.  Great music, great staff, atmosphere was great.  If you guys make it out to Vegas, go to Tao..you \nwon't regret it!  Holla at my girl BEx and she will hook it up with a great deal.  Bex once again, you did it..thanks for always hooking it up!  Until next time!!
__label__0 They make you line up a mile long and wait till 1130 to let people in. \nDoormen are assholes
__label__3 Hello pretty girls bathing in bathtubs.\n\nHello dude that came out from nowhere who talked to me weird.\n\nHello insanely packed crowds.\n\nHello Expensive drinks.\n\nHello Las Vegas.
__label__1 If you want to be squished by hundreds of sweaty strangers with out even room to dance then come here. The restaurant is nice and I like the atmosphere the club has but Tao needs to seriously crowd control they let too many people in too fast, I was over it after 30 min. Not to mention the quality of people we ran into, maybe it was just random but this fat drunk Mexican literally feel on top of my girlfriend. My GF playfully smacked her ass when she got up. Apparently she didn't like that and started charging at my GF then tried to swing at her. Held back by all of her friends she finally stoped acting dumb and went away. I latter saw the same girl trying to dance on the stage where the bouncer kicked her off for being to raunchy. Thursday night might be better but I won't be going back. I've heard marquee and XS are much better clubs.
__label__0 Sigh, I had high hopes for Tao. The dinner was alright but the service was great. Went back in line for the nightclub and OMG, the bouncer was so egotistic. One bouncer was really nice. He let us in because we needed to find the server from dinner for our \"line pass\" stamps. The other bouncer in charge of the line was a bitch! \n\nHe asked my friend and I for our ID's and I let him know that we already got IDed by the other bouncer and we have a \"TAO IDed\" stamp as well. He asked again, I thought he didn't hear me over the music so I repeated myself. He asked again in a stern voice so we gave him our ID's. He let my friend in and then called her back AFTER he stamped her and asked to see her ID again. He let her go and called her back AGAIN asking to recheck her ID. He checked her ID a total of 3 times and then pulled her outside and threw her out. He then came back and said to me she's not coming in and asked if I wanted to go in. WTF\n\nI went upstairs to get my friends that were already in and told them what happened. We tried to explain to the bouncer that my friend spoke limited english and maybe there's just some sort of misunderstanding between them. No explanation. No excuses. No reason. He just threw her out. He said he's \"doing his job.\"\n\nThis was the start of a chain of horrific events that happened that night.\n\nF you Tao!
__label__2 3.5 stars. \n\nWent with a group of friends this weekend for the open bar mostly. Guys got in for 20, which isn't that bad. Bouncers were a little rude for cover, not cool. \n\nTAO is really nice, appearance wise. Walking though the restaurant before going to the club did make me hungry. what a tease. \n\nWent early enough where there wasn't any issues of space. Our main goal here was drink, so we didn't get to explore the other dance floors, but that's okay, maybe next time. While most of the drink were aight, they made some pretty bad basic well drinks, and the wait to get a drink was long. Like come on, messing up a rum and coke? and waiting as much as I was dancing wasn't too hot either. But hey, was feeling really good after we left, so I'm not complaining too much, The music wasn't that bad too. Too bad we didn't know that dash berlin was playing that night. Well, bad that we didn't get to hear him play. good because we left before it got ridiculously packed. We were ale to dance with a great amount of space. and trust, with a group of dancers, we need our space. \n\nOverall, not a bad time at TAO. Guess I need another trip to really go exploring.
__label__2 Went here to celebrate 3 of my cousins' 21st birthdays...\n\nCame here after club hopping from Studio 54...but I'll write a review on that later...\n\nOne of my cousins was so eager to go to this place given it's popularity, (when in my head I was thinking...this place is way too crowded and overrated), but I gave in anyway since he was one of the birthday celebrants...\n\nGirls paid 20 for cover, and guys paid 30...\n\nWe get inside, the first floor is crowded, but still able to get around without having to nudge people to move out of your way...we ordered our AMF's and up to the second floor we went...wadda you know...the place is effin' packed...literally no elbow room...we went around the entire place 3 times until we could find a place to dance...\n\nAnd even when we did find a place to dance...it still wasnt enough room to drop it like its hot, but rather than just rock side to side...lol...music was poppin' so I made the best out of that night\n\nThank goodness my dress and shoes weren't ruined that night...I'm guessing peeps were smart enough to finish their drinks at the bar before hitting the dance floor lol...\n\nOverall experience was just good, wish it could have been greater...if it wasn't for the overcrowding...and ass grabbing...mehhh...
__label__3 I've probably been here around ten times, but haven't reviewed this spot!  Okay, here's my two cents:\n\nThe fact that it's been years and it's still popular does prove that it's still a happening spot.  When you have a good promoter and an even ratio, girls and guys get in for free, and girls have been getting free open bar for an hour (just go to the less popular bar areas to load up on drinks for the boys in your group, too!).\n\nThe bathrooms upstairs are interesting though annoying at times...the main dance floor is super tiny which is a mistake on their part...but the beach upstairs (which isn't always open) is beautiful and more spacious.\n\nBut the best part of all is that I did meet my boo here.  So despite the common notion that you can't find any quality men/women in the clubs...well, I guess we found love in a hopeless place (or am I just encouraging exceptions over rules?).
__label__1 You ever been smacked in the bag by accident while playing sports? How about a 100 times a night? They need to work on some crowd control strats in that place. Music was OK. Asian Go-go girls were hot. Drink prices were about avg for Vegas...when you could get one. Overall not a repeat venture in my book.
__label__1 The music sucks! Dj was really bad. Bunch of guys and not enough females. Dance floor too crowded
__label__0 We planned my daughters 21 st birthday here.  We used a Vip service. There was 20 of us.  The doormen never let my daughter in and we were all upstairs waiting for her.  on Halloween they wouldn't let her in with her costume, a teddy bear..???...\nIf you want to get pick pocketed go to this club!  They took it from his front pocket ! There is a pro crew running with the management , they are letting these crooks in. As if it wasn't expensive enough !  $2000.00. For four bottles....  it gets WORSE...\nDon't take your wallet ! They charge for water too !  With table service ... Arghhhhh a horrible and very dangerous venue... You Cant get out, only down one stair case you have to get down three flights of stairs with 5,000 others.  They know about the pick pocketing and they are still letting them in. They said our wallet will show up in the morning when they clean up .... No.     I met another victim at the airport too, also identity theft. Credit card fraud. No ID either what a hassle at the airport.  \nTao RUINED  our trip...
__label__0 Service so poor, they would not even let me in. I came with 6 friends, 3 guys and 4 girls. Excellent ratio, no? We dressed to the nines, waited in line. \n\nGot near the front and I was stopped by a bouncer who searched my bag, and then told me that I was not allowed to go in because of my camera gear. It was just my SLR with some lenses and a flash. The bouncer granted entry to everyone else with cameras and smartphones, but not me. Maybe he was also a photography hobbyist and was simply jealous of my equipment? Maybe he was worried about me being a paparazzi, even though my gear was nowhere near paparazzi status and I was clearly here, dressed up, with my friends, to have a good time?\n\nIf you are going to have customers post photos of your venue on Yelp, they might as well be good photos. Now they can keep their bad photos and bad publicity. I'll keep my Tao Nightclub virginity.
__label__2 3.5 *\n-Located in the Venetian; smaller than I though it was\n-Waited about 15-20 minutes in line\n-Got a table with 2 bottles away from the dance floor which I think was the best option\n-Dance floor hella packed but alot of energy and extras\n-Table service was good - shout out to our waitress Jennifer who was on point\n-Mens bathroom with a line all night but not too bad\n-Good ratio for all u singles out there\n-Good music\n-Other than my friend I had to carry out and take back to the hotel, it was a good night
__label__0 IF I COULD GIVE 0 STARS I WOULD HAVE. THIS WAS THE WORST NIGHT CLUB EXPERIENCE I'VE EVER HAD. I would type in all caps (out of outrage) but that would just hurt to look at. \n\nWe got in quick cuz we got put on the guest list so that was the only good thing of the night. The open bar for ladies from 10:30-11:30 that night was kind of wack, but expected I guess (only mixed well drinks). Also, IT WAS OVERCROWDED. Like I am 100000% sure they went over capacity. There was zero space to dance at all. All I could do was bob my head. I literally could not even breathe. Third, people were pushing and shoving like no other. I almost cracked a rib! Fourth, there are rude & grimey people in this club.. UGH. Some guy called me a \"fxckin b!tch\" just because I asked him nicely not to push me. Then someone groped my @$$ on my way out. The layout of this place is TERRIBLE. The staff is unfriendly and also RUDE. \n\nNeedless to say, I'm never coming back to Tao ever again.
__label__2 This place rocks! I love the variety of music they play, the low 20 dollar cover charge, and the good-friendly vibe. One thing I wish they would've provided is seating areas with no charge lol. I know it's Vegas and I guess clubs expect everyone else to stand and only the rich may sit but give us a break we pay to get in and spends hundreds on drinks and least have a concrete bench or something to take a quick breather. \n\nDrinks start off at around 15 dollars and if you tip your bartender well, they will serve you quick.\n\nRestroom lines are about 15 minute wait for guys and girls probably 20-25 minutes.
__label__2 This was my first time clubbing and I expected it to be crowded but not crazy crowded like how Tao was. The wait to get into the club wasn't too bad since my friends and I were on the guest list. When I walked inside, the interior was really nice. \n\nIt was fun for about 10-15 minutes and then it stops. Why? Because it gets overcrowded and theres a ton of people pushing and shoving to get by. People were nice about it when they are trying to get through but it was getting a bit too ridiculous. I was literally getting shoved and knocked all over the place. I wasn't able to even stand in place for a good 5 minutes before I got pushed around AGAIN. \n\nOther than the pushing and shoving, it was quite an interesting experience clubbing in Vegas.
__label__3 Tao is my favorite Vegas club. \n\nI love the Asian theme. \n\nIf you get a promoter, it is usually free for guys and girls and girls get free drinks for an hour. \n\nThe reason I love this club is because they play a good mix of music. The other LV clubs play nonstop unce all night. I cannot stand that. I need to here words in my music!!!\n\nThey closed the beach area. It was open the last time I came here. \n\nEven though Tao is one of the old school spots, it is still an awesome club!
__label__0 Front staff annoyed me. They have about 3 girls they look like they're 16 or 17. Have no customer service skills or communication skills. I asked her a simple question about the open bar she had no fucking idea how to answer my question. Security guard total asshole. Not to mention they only accept cash.
__label__0 Horrible security! Just went here last weekend on a Saturday night for the Snoopadelic  theme party and it was horrible! Our friend spent A LOT of money for a VIP booth (2 bottles of Dom perignon,  two bottles of grey goose and Crown, all the fixings and mixtures) and we had to leave early because of the craziness of the crowd and lack of security. We were in a bottom booth with one rope to try to reserve our section but after the club was packed it was impossible to keep strangers out of the booth. There was seriously pushing and shoving, drinks thrown when asked for people to get out of the section and we were forced to do all of this ourselves because there was no security in sight! It got to the point where I was actually scared thinking we could get trampled on! The staff was unprofessional, and did not acknowledge our initial concern of our safety when the rope continued to be pulled away due to  the crowd trying to walk through.  They allow way too many people in the club, there is no room to even dance anywhere, and the total ambiance that night was just negative to me. The girl  swimming in the huge glass was cool, but that was about it. I feel bad for anyone not in a VIP booth because I don't even know how you would get a drink. Never returning, very disappointed...and that's hard to do in Vegas.
__label__3 I went here for a party... cool place.  I'm not a nightclub person, but it was nice.  I loved the Tao Beach, which is upstairs, outside.  Lots of places to sit and relax throughout the club.  Drinks were ok - I downgraded one star because they don't seem to know how to make a lemon drop.  Who puts it in a regular glass with ice!?!? weird (not in a good way).  Food was tasty.  They make awesome potstickers.  Yum.
__label__0 Have been to Tao numerous times. and WOW- it went to the gutter. \n Did VIP and not only were the bottles over priced vs the VIP we did the night before- the service was drab and negative.  The bussers were rude and bumped into you constantly without saying pardon me etc.  The waitress didnt smile nor did any other waitress.  No customer service at all- Sorry but if you pay 4500 Its logical to expect some damn good service!   Seems no one is happy here.\nLast observation.  Watch out for the low class scumbags!   Not exactly sure why but this was the first time Ive experienced racial hostility.   Two separate occasions  two separate couples of a certain minority status attempted to instigate a fight.  I find that a little odd.  Both couples were of the same race and lets just say they werent there to have fun but cause drama.   Beautiful venue, but unfortunately the service sucks as do the crowds that pollute the environment.  This was the first negative experience Ive ever had in Vegas, and it was all at TAO.  Good Luck
__label__3 My first few Vegas trips, I wasn't able to go clubbing but dreamed of the day I could go to TAO. Now that I've been...it doesn't disappoint. The DJ is good, there's a step and repeat out front to take photos with and there's spots to smoke inside conveniently. Full disclosure: I went in as VIP so I can't really attest to the wait. I'm pretty impatient so I couldn't spend hours in line with girlfriends just to go here. But if you want the fun Vegas clubbing experience, this is an excellent place to go.\n\nAlso love the naked girls sitting in rose petal baths near the entrance. I really don't have anything clever to add to that, except that I couldn't keep my eyes off them as I was leaving at the end of the night. Perfect ending to a fun time at TAO.
__label__0 We came here on a great vacation ruined by this Night Club of horror.  My gf got too drunk and while I was in the bathroom a predator working there, a large bald black man, took her by force and pulled her into an elevator.  He groped her and threatened to kick her out of the nightclub unless she committed explicit acts with him.  \n She obviously said no and was kicked out of the club.  Luckily she had a phone and got ahold of me but was terrified!  I took her home becauSe she was too drunk right away a and tried to call the club to complain.  Could not get ahold of any management.  Left a message and never a reply!!! Called the police made a report but my girl was too drunk to file a formal inquiry and was luckily unharmed.  \n\nBe very careful if you go here! Stay in groups and watch you friends or gf at all times!  I recommend not going here at all!  Very dangerous!  Who knows how many drunk women get taken advantage of here!  And not even a call back from management.  The guy probably still works there and preys on drunk women.  Dont get rapped, go party somewhere else.
__label__3 stayed at thehotel @ mandalay bay over the weekend...this is the other tower from the resort and casino....its supposed be a bit more modern/luxurious...there wasn't any noticeable difference in service...but the rooms were very plush, modern and their spa is kickass!\n\nalso, if you haven't been to the beach @ the mandalay...u have to go to stay there at least once and rent a cabana by the man made beach/pool...it almost feels like you're in aruba when the servers come out and bring drinks to the your beach chair...as you nap and slowly recover from yesterday's shenanigans...LOL\n\nsuite was very nice...very modern and chic...not quite as big as the rooms at the venetian but a good size...guess its your typical suite w/ 2 bathrooms, flat screen in every room...altho, i think the suites @ the bellagio are nicer because of the bigger bathroom and jacuzzi...but really who goes to vegas to stay in the room???\n\nwe were fortunate to get comped for fri but had to pay a reduced rate on sat which was still reasonable...i would've given them 5 stars...but the front desk was not very accommodating w/ a late check out despite it being the weekend when we changed to daylight savings time losing an hour!!!  quite disappointing =/\n\nhowever, i did discover a new best friend...that orange 5 hour energy shot/drink u see at 7-Eleven...that stuff works better than redbull cuz it doesn't giv u the jitters and it really last for about 5 hours.  i'm really scared to know what's in it...i'm guessing some form of liquid crack...nonetheless, its perfect for that sunday morning in vegas when you haven't slept in days, can't get a late check out and you have a 4 hour drive back to LA... \n\noy~
__label__2 REALLY? I stay nowhere else but this hotel whenever I go to Vegas, but this recent stay on June 13 - 15 was hideous. \n\nWe were so excited to bring our friends to THEhotel and it was just sad that the quality has suffered so much. One of the many times we had a maintenance person in our room, they were telling us how THEhotel has created caps in terms of how cold you could make your room, the lights in the light fixtures are energy saving flickering low quality bulbs because \"these are tough times\". REALLY? You are a flippin 5 star hotel, and I am not saving money on the rates, in fact they are more, and I get less? Why is that ok? I think we will need to try another hotel when we go back to Vegas...\n\nThe Good:\n\nThe d\u00e9cor and vibe is really nice. \n\nThe lines for things do not seem to be long and the staff listens and try to fix things that may have gone wrong. We got a million comps because our room was so jacked. \n\nFoundation room is fab.\n\nAte at the Mix restaurant and the food is magical. The service was good, but this one waiter, uggggg. He was just dry and snappy. \n\nThe Bad:\n\nLeaky shower and faucets, water all over the bathroom floor AND the sink in 2 rooms we were in...\n\nThe cabana's no longer include the tube rental, no one told us that and we were charged $94.00 for 4 lame tubes for the lazy river--they used to be included in the cabana fee. \n\nFood at the pool SUCKS and costs a grip!\n\nThe Ugly:\n\nIt's flippin hot and stuffy in the rooms now! The air condition goes up to 72 automatically in the middle of the night even if you set the temp for low 60's. Hello, we are in the DESERT, it's HOT!!!\n\nWhat is the deal with the plumbing? The toilet in my room and our friend's room both stopped up. \n\nIs it so hard to manage a wait list for cabana's Mandalay pool people? We were told we had to GET IN LINE at 9AM on the day we wanted a cabana and hopefully we could get a cancellation. We did this and it was a total pain in the butt. \n\nThe lazy river of pee - there were 4,000 douchy kids in the lazy river and it was just goose. They were swimming around with no floaty tube, it was way too crowded and the water was warm--gee I wonder why? People NOT in a tube should no be swimming and splashing around in the lazy river...There are like 50 pools for people to swim in!
__label__2 I stayed here over the 4th of July for C.Wu's bachelorette & bday weekend of debauchery.  We had 8 girls that split into two V Suites which had 2 queen beds and 1 1/2 bath.  Unfortunately, they didn't have 2 adjoining suites, so we had to be on separate floors.\n\nThe bathroom was huge!  There was a glass shower and a ginormous bathtub.  I really liked that they had the 1/2 bath near the entryway.  Multiple bathrooms with multiple mirrors allowed 4 girls to put on makeup all at once.  The beds were nice and comfy.  The pillow top mattresses and down comforters were a nice touch.\n\nThere were 2 super soft bath robes and some slippers.  Too bad there weren't 4 sets.  And the slippers were his and hers.  Why would they put his and hers slippers in a room with 2 queen beds?\n\nAfter our first night, we spent the whole day at the pool...the WHOLE day.  So why was it that we came back to the room and housekeeping was just coming around?  Not a super big deal since we didn't care if they made the bed.  We ended up not having them clean the room and just asked for new towels.  \n\nThis would've been a 4 star review until my last night.  I got back to the hotel after drinking a bit too much at XS.  While praying to the porcelain god, I happened to notice the toilet wasn't exactly very clean.  There was some mold/mildew around the edge of the rim.  Not something I wanted to see while regurgitating my dinner.  \n\nOverall, this was a really nice hotel.  Hopefully they'll clean their toilets better next time.
__label__3 I recently spend a grand old weekend in Vegas for my birthday with a few girlfriends. I was left in charge of finding and booking the place to stay..so I was feeling a little bit of pressure since I always talk about how much a read and review things... I finally choose THEhotel. It seemed to be the most upscale for not as steep of a price as the Bellaggio and Caesars. Having a suite is almost perfect so after weeks of reading reviews and asking people on Twitter, THEhotel it was. I stayed in \"THEsuite\" and was very happy with the room and hotel. Ladies this is the perfect room to get if there are a few ladies staying together. I swore that the room was designed by a woman, there were just too many little things that we noticed and appreciated that we felt there was no way a man could have designed it. First off, the additional half bath is perfect and the double sinks and ample storage space in the bathroom make you feel very at home...at home in luxurious home that is. There was even separate closets where we both were able to unpack all our dresses and shoes and have our own space, very nicely done. The beds are very comfortable and the concierge is completely helpful in suggestions and helping with bookings or questions, I called them a million times and every time I was greeted and helped so well. I love the door bell on the rooms, call me silly but I just it made everything seem more at home. \n\nThere were a few things I noticed that frustrated me, but not too much to where I would not stay again. Upon check in there was no \"nonsmoking\" rooms left even though I booked online and called to make sure the reservation said no smoking. The staff told us we could move the next day, but by then all my stuff was unpacked and I had bigger fish to fry. Second, after coming in a 6 or 7 like the usual in Vegas, I really really need coffee; I understand some people have money and don't pay attention to the prices but $6 for a cup of coffee in the room? I just couldn't do it. Coffee should always be free everywhere. Third, I wish there was a mini fridge in the room for personal use and not just holding the $15 drinks. \n\nOverall, I will probably always stay here. Great housekeeping and room service (the nachos have like 4 blocks of cheese on them watch out!) the rooms are amazing and we got lots of compliments on it from visitors. It being attached to Mandalay bay is great, so you can get the best of both worlds, a nice luxury hotel but you can also walk to gaming and bars in a flash. If you have a few extra bucks I would encourage the splurge for THEhotel.
__label__3 I really liked staying at this hotel. We had an excellent room. It is very classy and chill compared to the other Vegas casinos. Clean, quiet, modern - like a boutique hotel on steroids. I would prefer to be even more central on the Strip (e.g. Caesar's). Late night we spent too much time at the Luxor - b/c that was our only walkable choice (other than Excaliber).
__label__1 We booked three rooms for three nights at THEhotel and here's the low-down:\n\nGOOD NEWS - \n1.  Nice rooms with lots of space, 1.5 bathrooms, comfy bed and relatively quiet.\n2.  No smoking hotel and common areas.\n3.  No three-mile walk through a brain-numbing casino to registration desk, elevators, etc.\n4.  Attentive staff, particularly our bellman (Eric?).\n\nBAD NEWS - \n1.  We booked nine nights total and one of the rooms ... literally .... faced a concrete wall!\n2.  One of our three rooms had a bathroom that had not been cleaned, at all, after the departure of the previous guest.  YUCK!\n3.  In-room coffee COSTS $4 a cup.  WTH!\n4.  You are charged if you use space in the mini-bar fridge to cool anything you bring into the room.  WTH x 2!!\n5.  Poolside seating at the Mandalay pool is FULL SUN EXPOSURE only.  If you want or need an umbrella, get out your wallet.  On the Sunday we were visiting the pool, umbrellas were available ONLY in a roped-off area with padded lounges.  Lounges were \"renting\" for $25 each and umbrellas were renting for $50 each.  WTH x 3!!!\n6.  If you want to use the hotel's \"free\" cardio room, get a map, a compass and put on your walking shoes.  At least you will burn calories getting to the wimpy little cardio center!  If you want anything other than the usual cardio machines, be prepared to pay for it ... $15 or $25 per day, depending on what level you want.\n\nAs Robert DeNiro points out at the end of the movie, \"Casino,\" \n\n\"The town will never be the same. After the Tangiers, the big corporations took it all over. Today it looks like Disneyland. And while the kids play cardboard pirates, Mommy and Daddy drop the house payments and Junior's college money on the poker slots. In the old days, dealers knew your name, what you drank, what you played. Today, it's like checkin' into an airport. And if you order room service, you're lucky if you get it by Thursday. Today, it's all gone. You get a whale show up with four million in a suitcase, and some twenty-five-year-old hotel school kid is gonna want his Social Security Number.\"\n\nBottom line, it's Vegas baby.  You go expecting more than you will ever get and you come away promising yourself you'll never go back.  But if you are like me, you will go again sooner or later, hoping things will be different and somehow you'll be treated like something other than what we all really are in Vegas .... cattle in the herd.
__label__2 We checked into THEhotel on Tuesday for a 2 night stay.  The hotel rooms are beautiful and gigantic!  Very well maintained and luxe.  Reasons why only 3 stars were given:\n \n-  No in-room coffee\n-  Only allowed access to the \"cardio\" gym and not the full service gym.  To gain access to the full service gym, you have to pay an additional $15!  sheessssh!\n-  Shower spouts out cold to lukewarm water for about 3 minutes after the water is turned on.  It also doesnt ever get really hot.  I don't understand why this is because the sink water went from zero to scalding in 2 seconds.\n-  Thin walls or something - we could hear all this outside racket and noise while we were trying to snooze.\n\nThe coffee and gym complaints are especially annoying because they charge you a $20 resort fee and then go nickel and diming you on these amenities.\n\nI don't think I'd return to this hotel.  It is pretty far from the center of the strip and also because of the complaints above.
__label__1 I would not recommend this hotel. The bellman takes FOREVER...so long that we had to go down and get our own luggage after calling for an hour!\n\nThe sheets were literally TORN and stained! We didn't notice until the next morning. We tried to leave it evident for the cleaning lady but she didn't change them so we called and asked for the sheets to be changed. They were replaced with more TORN sheets! \n\nThe hotel doesn't have a casino which was fine for us but the lobby was very smoky! If you want a casino it's just a couple min walk to the adjoined Mandalay Bay.\n\nI don't see a place to separately rate the Spa. It was designed not to lounge but more of a man's spa so it's more masculine. The hot tubs weren't that hot. HOWEVER, I think her name was Verona or something like that and she gave me THE BEST deep tissue massage of my life! Sorry I don't remember her name exactly but she's been there 8 years and we went a few weeks ago so I've slept since then! LOL
__label__4 Great resort.  Everything is laid out great with the exception of the 2 mile walk to the events center and conference halls.  Room service is great and there is a great selection of amazing restaurants.
__label__0 I stay here a minimum of three times per year. My last stay, last week, was depressing. Key cards did not work properly ( required repeated insertions in door to get it open) there was no bath mat placed in the bathroom, so I had to use a regulalr towel on the floor. Speaking of regular towels, could they be any rougher? Lots of signs of wear and tear...stains on the couch, scratches on wood and furniture, bed sagging in center. Tiles in shower look skeavy. All of this would have just led to a ho hum, no complaint on Yelp, but what really irked me was my last morning there. I went for an early breakfast came back to my room and neither one of the key cards would work any longer. I was in a huge rush to get packed, check out and make it to a 10 am business meeting. I waited in line, got new key cards, packed and rushed downstairs to check out. Waited in line for 20 minutes while three THE Hotel staff wasted time chatting with people trying to check in at 10am. You see, rather than have one line for check in and one line for check out, which would show organization, they do not do that. So people trying to check in at 10 am, when check in is not until 2pm, have nothing better to do than to chat the front desk staff. Meanwhile, those of us waiting to check out, needing to catch a plane, get to a metting, whatever, just waited. The waiting line quickly became quite long. After 20 minutes, when i finally got to a front desk person and complained about the wait and lack of organized lines, I got the rudest, most disrespectful response ever. So, if you stay there, be prepared for crappy service. I will never stay there again! It is fallen on hardtimes and poorly managed!
__label__2 Nice hotel, excellent pool and relaxing spa
__label__3 How did I miss reviewing The Hotel after our Vegas trip?\n\nThe reasons many people book The  Hotel (the rooftop bar, the connection to Mandalay Bay with its beach and many pools), was not really our reason.  We just wanted a nice hotel, at a good price.  The Hotel surely delivered.\n\nFirst of all, the room was huge.  We had a sitting area, with a TV, huge bedroom with many closets, another TV, and bathroom about the size of the bedroom, also with a TV, separate stalls, and double sinks.  I think the entire suite was larger than a typical Boston or NYC apartment.   If Vegas did not have so many slot machines, we really could have spent a lot of time in the room.  And, it was very clean.  And I love all their spa products.  Mini bar was expensive, and be careful to not use it for your own drinks, they charge you if you do!  We had a misunderstanding about this.. but thankfully a quick phone call and they reversed the charge.\n\nThe location is at the top of the strip- so it can be a hike to the other casinos.  But, there are plenty of walkways through each of the casinos, and lots of slot machines, to make the journey fun.  The Hotel is directly connected to Mandalay Bay, which has a ton of restaurants, shops, and again, more slot machines.  Definitely stop at House of Blues - great happy hour, and fun atmosphere.\n\nThe Hotel is also close the airport, so I think also makes for a cheaper cab ride compared to some of the hotels.  Will definitely be on my 'return to' list.
__label__3 Great rooms, We had a living room and a bedroom with one and a half baths and even a TV in the master bath, we thoroughly enjoyed our stay for my boyfriends birthday.  A bit far to walk down the strip but the Mandalay Bay and the adjoining hotels have plenty to do.
__label__4 THEsuite is THE BOMB! So I have alway wanted to stay at Mandalay Bay when traveling to Vegas and this time I was able to land a nice deal at THEhotel through my mlife membership! Only stayed one night but the check in process was a breeze. I was greeted accordingly and helped promptly! That's always a plus! I was put on the 28th floor with a nice South facing view! From the moment you step foot into THEhotel it already feels like paradise! The ambiance of this place is amazing. Talk about feeling luxury! I booked THEsuite and it did more than satisfy what i look for in luxury hotels. Marble countertops, Marble floors, the living room area very spacious with a big flat screen tv. Bedroom is huge as well as the bathroom. All around wonderful stay!
__label__0 well. this was the 24 hours to stay in this hotel. \nat first i get room floor 14 it was smelly and noisy.\nThan they transfer me to floor 3, but it still smelly and noisy.\nThan they transfer me to 20 floor that was only noisy. \nThan i left this poor place to other hotel. And i feel great!!!
__label__0 The big secret construction project ...\n\nFirst of all I want to say I have stayed at the property a dozen times in the past, and it had been wonderful, but in my opinion the ownership has ruined this property, When I showed up to \"The Hotel at Mandalay Bay\", I had my 1st surprise pulling in the parking deck, \"The hotel at Mandalay Bay\"  is in the middle of a name change (new hotel name Delano\")  its having a identity crisis, plus its going through a  complete remodel,  the lobby is torn up, god forbid if you want a drink in Vegas because surprise there's no bar, no lobby furniture, no restaurant, no gift shop, no coffee or snack bar the place is in giant construction mode, you can't even sit down in the lobby, not even a chair to sit on or a couch to sit on, I am in the lobby watching hotel guests sitting on the floor like there in a fine Japanese restaurant on the floor! As much fun as that sounds not today! Don't you think the hotel should have said something during booking? How about an email prior to arrival? This would at least have given you a chance to move to a different hotel. Here the most insulting part they offered a $50 credit on a $2000 room bill for the inconvenience. And to this day they still don't mention the construction on their website. Do yourself a favor STAY AWAY? \nWhile in my remodeled room in the new Delano my surprises just keep coming........\n1. The complementary high speed internet is really not high speed at all, its 3 MBPS, but for $20 dollars a day you can upgrade. \n2. The in room coffee is gone! Can't find it! \n3. The pillows were new and felt like left over walls of the old hotel, like bricks, I thought that went with the new earthy feel of Delano! \n4. And if you're looking for some place to hang your clothes after a long day of travel, surprise there is no closet! \n5. Towels- I called 3 times to get more towels! Surprise still waiting. \n6. Bedding- in Vegas, outside the temperature was 107 degrees, so surprise they had used goose down comforters on the beds, let's heat up everything. \n7. Water in the shower- this is the place you want hot, the water ran for 7 minutes and never got hot, I will give the engineering people credit by the 4th day and I did check out they got the wait time for hot water down to 4 minutes. \nIf you decide you want to bet in Las Vegas, make the best bet you can, and this wouldn't be one of them!  Stay away!
__label__1 For the money its not worth it.  I have had better meals at King's Fish House.  The arrogance in the air was hard to stomach and I was not impressed with the food.\n\nNothing was bad, but for 300 plus dollars I would expect to feel like it was all incredible.\n\nUnless someone else is picking up the tab on this one, I'm in no hurry to venture back.
__label__3 Chef Paul Bartolotta is obsessed with making your experience as close as possible to dining at an Italian seaside villa.  To do so, seafood is flown in from the Mediterranean.  Mushrooms he uses were plucked from Italian soil.  Several Yelpers noted their waiters spoke fluent Italian.  The waiter for our table was actually Latino and was fluent in Spanish. Close enough.\n\nTry not to get piss drunk at the casino before coming here because you need to do math.  This restaurant sells their fish whole, priced by dollars per 100 grams. Divide that by the number of diners.   Also, it helps if you're dining with a cocaine dealer so he can explain what 100 grams of anything looks like.  It's no surprise that many Yelpers complained about being sucker punched by the bill.\n\nMany reviewers also griped about the simplicity of the food.  For the cash you're spending, there are better places if you're on a Vegas safari for an artistic and innovative meal.  Bartolotta publicly admits he's not a creative chef.   His plating is slightly better than Olive Garden.  But close your eyes...this is not the garlicky, red-sauced, heavily-cheesed Italian food Americans are used to.  The dishes we tried were fresh, light, and uncomplicated.  Ingredients were kept to a minimum, serving to enhance instead of obscure.  Simple Italian seafood, cooked to delicious perfection.  Mouth, welcome to Sardinia.
__label__4 For the BEST in Ultra Fresh Seafood this is it. The Fish are line caught and flown in fresh everyday from Italy. Computer chips are inserted in fish to monitor the traveling temperature to insure perfection. A marine biologist is on staff to monitor the live tanks. You won't find that kind of care and quality anywhere else.\n\nWe tried a number of things since this was a splurge dining here. In general I found everything simplistic but done to perfection.\n\nWe were impressed with the priest chokers pasta, the texture was phenomenal. It wasn't fancy only butter and sage with pieces of turbot that melted in your mouth.\n\nFor dinner I wanted to try a fish I never had before. You get a whole fish that they sell by weight. The John Dory that they had last night was too big for two people so I picked the Gilthead Sea Bream with the tomatoes, arugula,garlic and red onion. The fish comes out on a cart, then the waiter cleans it and plates it with fresh vegetables and potato. The fish seemed slow cooked and really melted in your mouth. It was so light and fresh and the simple topping just enhanced the fish.\n\nWe had to try dessert and I don't get blown away by dessert often but the lemon cake is something YOU MUST TRY if you come here. It was just perfect, The perfect taste of lemon, it oozed lemon, it had crunch on the top and the rosemary gelato tasted so good with it.\n\nYes it's expensive. You get what you pay for.
__label__4 Best ravioli on the planet. Great fresh fish as well
__label__2 A mixed bag.\n\nService: Very good to great, 4 or 5 stars out of 5.\nFood: Inconsistent: 2 stars out of 5\nValue: Poor: 1 stars out of 5\nOverall: 2.5 stars out of 5\n\nDinner with spouse on October 8th.  \n\nService:\nGreeted by a knowledgeable waiter.  Cocktail prepared exactly to custom order.  The server knew the menu well, did a little bit of an upsell - not too hard.  Dishes were prepared as expected, and were served without delay.  Excellent work by the waiters and bussers.\n\nFood:\n(1) Scampi (Langostines) were not prepped well.  Claws were not cracked, neither were the legs.  Lobster crackers were not provided - Left about 40% of best meat in the shell.  Poor thinking on behalf of the head chef and poor value.  Tail was tasty.\n\n(2) Lasagnette con rag\u00f9 di crostacei was delicious, however the pasta was a little overdone.  Seasoning and taste were very good.\n\n(3) Tagliatelle con porcini was average at best.  Pasta (again) was a bit overdone and did not look or feel house-made.  Porcini tasted odd - I suspect previously frozen or otherwise preserved.\n\n(4) Veal chop was great.  Cooked to right (medium) doneness, Well seasoned, delicious.  Spinach was done right, and the cauliflower puree was tasty and the right texture.  \n\nOverall, \n- great service;\n- decent (not great) food,\n- so-so value, mainly because food fell short of the promise.\nWill give them another whirl tomorrow.
__label__4 Kate and I recently held our wedding at the Orpheum (ceremony and all) and it was fantastic. The service, the food, the setting were all something special. \n\nHats off to an excellent event coordinator, a helpful bar staff and some very tasty scallops (even if I was too busy to actually eat one).
__label__3 What a beautiful and tastefully decorated place...  We started our dinner with Aquatini and boy were they awesome!!!   Then we were seated shortly.   We started our meal with  2 order of Seafood platter, Caviar, and few orders of beet salad, and green salad.  They were all wonderful...  There were five of us.  3 of my friends got the Surf and Turf ( ribeye steak & lobster),  my other girlfriend had crab stuffed lobster, and I had the lobster bisque soup, and  Day Boat Scallops. \nFollow by few of their dessert plate.  Yeah I know we LOVE to eat!!!\nHere are the Pros...\nOMG!!!! My Lobster  Bisque Soup was by far the BEST I've ever had....  It was to DIE for... So creamy and delicious!  Also my scallops were fantastic!!!  They were seared perfect!!!!  They just melted in my mouth!\nAlso, their service was excellent...  It seems like we had multiple staff wait on us...  We never once had to ask for anything...  \nHere are the Cons.... \nWe had a very hard time with their wine list... For the quality of food and being an upscale restaurant their wine list was mediocre...  We started off with ZD Reserve, which was an okay wine... But I can get that from BevMo for $45.00... Our second bottle was 2002 Far Niente which was better then ZD but still weren't very impressed.  \nAnother thing, the lobster was bit tough... We had hard time cutting the meat so one of the wait staff ended up cutting out the meat for us...  \nLast thing, which is no big deal, but they ran out of Beluga caviar so they had to run to next door to get lower grade caviar...  :(  \nIf they had a better wine list, and we didn't have any issue with the lobster I would have given them 5 stars...   Also, it is bit pricey...  Our bill came out to $1,550.00 for party of 5...  Then again we felt that we deserve a good food now and then.... So it was worth it!!!!
__label__2 We couldn't get a table at Emeril Lagasse's place. So, we ended up here it was in the same hotel. The Oysters on the Half Shell and Tuna Tataki and Tartare was okay but pricey. For my main dish I had the Crispy Duck Breast. Pretty good it was a good thing I stay up the whole night after that dinner.
__label__2 Equinox or Aquaknox? whatever, but i like the vibe of the place. \n\ni came here, didn't sit for food, since i was invited for a small cocktail party held by a friend. Greeted by nice people and waiters asked me many times if i need service. I was only a guest, but heck, there was service. \n\nI only stayed for 10 mins max, and service experience was really good. \n\nHopefully i'll come back for something else, but 3 stars for now.
__label__2 There is a lot of restaurants all over Vegas and I have seen this place tons of times and decided to give it a try.  The setting is nice, but the beer selection is so so.  I wanted a Stella or NewCastle and had to settle for a corona.  They have lunch specials, I had the Lobster Bisque, which was ok, I have had better.  The crab cakes on the other hand was really good.  It's worth a try, but don't think I'd try again.
__label__2 Convenient spot to grab quick seafood before seeing Blue Man Group. Nice aquatic-themed d\u00e9cor but not memorable compared to the mega restaurants at the Wynn and MGM. Of the seafood trio, the shrimp cocktail was good (your basic red sauce with extra horseradish fire), the lobster was bland, and the other fish, whatever the heck it was, was delicious.\n\n3-4 stars.
__label__1 This review is for the New Years Eve Prix Fixe dinner. For 150, you expect the meal to be special or at least memorable, this was neither. There were only four courses, two of which were barely warm.  The crabcake was very fresh, but lacked the big chunks of crab that you should see at a nice seafood restaurant. It would have been better if it was hot. The truffled kabocha pumpkin gnocci was the only dish that impressed me. Again, not hot enough. For the entree, I expected to see lobster or crab as one of the options, after all it was New Years Eve in Vegas! Not so, I ended up eating chicken coq au vin, which was moist but I wanted something more gourmet than chicken. Beef was an option but I don't eat it. The dessert would have been good but it contained peanut butter, which I despise. A lot of people have peanut allergies, so I can't believe this was the only option they had. And they never even announced that it had peanut butter, they should have noted it on the menu. My gf did the wine pairing, she did not like most of the wines. I would never come here for a holiday prix fixe ever again. The service was friendly, but a little slow considering the place wasn't exactly packed. They took forever to bring the bill and process it.
__label__2 What we ate:\nLobster Bisque\nSeafood Apetizer\nWild Halibut\nSeared Ahi Tuna\nWhole Fish\nSurf 'n' Turf (blue crab stuffed lobster and filet mignon)\n3 bottles of wine\n\nSo the food here is pretty good, expect to spend a good 2hrs eating because its one of those fancy ambiance restaurants. \n\nWell because of the obvious name we had to order seafood. The seafood appetizer was pretty good. Filled with 4 different clams, oyster shooters, ceviche, jumbo shrimp cocktails, crab claws, lobster....Um you could probably stop here b/c by the end of this I was pretty stuffed. We then had lobster bisque which was SOOOO FRIGGING good. Decadently creamy (mmmmm BUTTTER, FAT, LARD, whatever it was so rich) So tasty with small chunks of lobsters - FAVORITE!\n\nI only tried two of the dishes ordered: Surf 'n' Turf and Wild Halibut. The halibut was good but not out of this world. At this point I was really stuffed so stomach realestate was becoming scarce and more selective. The surf 'n' turf was too salty (crab stuffed lobster) the filet was good but not the best I'd ever had.\n\nOverall, come eat the seafood appetizer and lobster bisque drink some wine...you'll be stuffed. You can skip the entrees.
__label__3 I loved the crab cakes here! They were made perfectly, very flavorful. The decor is pretty and modern with dim lights and lit candles. Very romantic. The one thing I didn't like was how the tables were all so close to each other. The restaurant is pretty big but not roomy. Our server was great, he knew how to crack jokes which kept the mood more lively. \n\nMe and the bf both ordered the ribeye which came in a pretty big portion. Although it was missing a little flavor. There wasn't anything special about it so it was just average. I wanted dessert but we were just too stuffed from the steak. I def. regret that! Although our waiter knew it was our anniversary so he brought out a plate with some chocolate and on the plate it said \"Happy Anniversary\". That was sweet and it seriously made my night. I left happy and satisfied.
__label__2 I am going to have to say I was a bit disappointed with this place. It was nothing but just your average run-of the mill steakhouse. The night we went here, it wasn't that busy but our server pretty much forgot all about us. We heard her chatting with the other table next to us and decided that since they were ordering the $135.00 steak, she thought they were more worthy of her time than we were. My steak was alright, nothing special and I have had better. Our sides were ok as well. I don't think I would go here again because if I had the money, I would go to Delmonico's in the Venetian instead.
__label__3 Went to the SW for a Monday night dinner with colleagues. None of us had been here before.\nThe appetizers were fairly meh, quite frankly. We got the Seafood Spectacular (mix of a king crab legs, shrimp, scallops, oysters, and something else that we couldn't determine what it was).\nThe side dishes themselves were also bland and unexciting. We got the black truffle creamed corn (barely any black truffle taste, more runny than creamy.)\nOk, so why the 4 stars then? Everything I've written so far should be indicative of 3 stars... maybe. The steak... wow. Well, this place IS called a steakhouse for a reason.\nI had the 9 ounce fillet, medium (I know, how boring... but I wasn't super hungry and my significant other didn't want to share the chateaubriand).\nIt was perfectly seared, the perfect color of red/pink in the middle, tasted heavenly and once the plate was empty, not a single drop of blood to be found. OH, I cannot believe what an amazing steak that was.\nFinally, the desserts were fairly meh as the chocolate layer cake, vanilla creme brulee, and peanut butter banana fudge brownie were just okay.
__label__1 Very nice---but noisy--place. Why is it so noisy at the Wynn and Encore? Fellow Yelper Jim T. and I went to this place because we like a good steak and will try it anywhere. We decided to split the 40 ounce Porterhouse. Not only do you get more meat, but it is cheaper than getting two steaks of any size separately. \n\nI started with a wedge that I asked to be chopped. They chopped it, but it was way overdone with Bleu Cheese. The bacon was not very flavorful and overdoing the Bleu Cheese only made this dish average. \n\nNow to the steak: We ordered it medium. It came Medium-rare on the strip side, but well done (no pink) on the fillet side. What saved the day here, is Jim T didn't mind the medium rare and the flavor was very good. It was crusted just so, with a hint of salt and pepper. \n\nI asked for the SW sauce and the server brought out a trio of sauces: The SW sauce, (which is sort of an A-1/barbeque blend thingy), Worcestershire, and a hot pepper sauce. I skipped the hot pepper stuff. \n\nSide dishes were grilled asparagus and au gratin potatoes. The sides were very nice and complimented the meal. \n\nAfter dinner we felt like a drink. I noticed they had vanilla ice cream for desert and asked if they could do a Brandy Alexander for me. \"Sorry, Sir, we can not do that since there is not a blender at the bar.\" \n\"No blender anywhere?\" I said. \n\"Sorry, sir. It would take forever to get drinks out of the bar if we were blending drinks.\" He said. Really. He said this! Interesting that Applebees and Chili's can figure out how to run an efficient bar, but The Wynn can't? Really? \n\nAnyway we settled for a glass of Port that was very good. \n\nI really wanted to like this place. And will if I have a better experience next time. The steak was very good--if not how we ordered it. So, I will give it a provisional two stars now--may change it later. \n\nOverall I enjoyed Switch more (see my yelp on that) because the steak was better. \n\nAnd Steve, get the bar a blender.
__label__3 We were staying at the Wynn and were lured in by the atmosphere. We had requested a table on the patio with a view of the lake and this was honored. It is quite amazing that the las Vegas strip is beyond the waterfall and the foliage. The outdoor seating has a serene environment & puts you in an environment that has little to do with Vegas or the casino the restaurant is attached to. Although all this is erased every 30 minutes with the \"lake of dreams show.\" Which while entertaining can be quite bizarre.\n\nWe had the tuna ceviche, which was more like a fresh guacamole with really good tuna in it. The tortilla chip strips were a nice textural element. For our entree we shared the chile rubbed 42oz bone in ribeye for two. The steak was spicy and smoky with a nice charr. It was accompanied by char grilled onions and halape\u00f1os. We had the lobster Mac and cheese for a side which was tasty yet nothing special.\n\nThis is a traditional steak house with a non traditional atmosphere. It definitely makes for a nice night out in Vegas. I do recommend reservations as the restaurant was packed on a wednesday night.
__label__4 Made 6:00 dinner reservations.  Arrived at 6:00 and requested to sit outside since it was a beautiful night and the hubby and I had never seen the show.  They sat us outside just in time for the frog and this was just the beginning of one of the greatest meals of my life.\n\nWait staff was extremely attentive but never overbearing.  We asked the sommelier for a recommendation for a red wine between $80 and $100.  He didn't give us a look on the price point, stayed within it and recommended a GREAT bottle of wine. We started with the foie gras - which was amazing and a BIG piece.\n\nHubby got the filet, I just ordered the wedge salad and told them I would have some of husband's steak and lobster mac and cheese.  Again, no look, just great service.  Took our time before the La Reve show, got to see a few incarnations of the outside show, had a great time and a great meal.\n\nIt is expensive but ABSOLUTELY worth the money.
__label__4 If you're looking for the only place to spend more than $300 for dinner, come here. I promise, you won't be disappointed! \n\nSW Steakhouse is a very classy and swanky restaurant. Here's the scoop on why I award them a 4.0 GPA:\n\n+ Seating was very quick, but I recommend making a reservation because this place is uber popular. \n+ The servers were right on key with EVERYTHING. You definitely get what you pay for. The management here really keep the ambiance and experience top notch with every aspect of the meal. For example, my ice tea (not a big drinker obviously) was always filled. My colleague's 1/2 bottle of wine was poured perfectly\n+ All the food came out in a timely manner! Very important especially when there's multiple guests in your party. \n+ Our servers were very professional, but funny. Their humor felt real and I felt a good connection with them. \n+ The food was absolutely excellent: veal (scrumptious and tender with the bone in...) Thanks to SW, I've found my favorite food of all time. crab soup was filling and was presented in a artful way, making it better tasting! \n+ For me, it's all about the bathroom, but at SW, they gave us this dessert that lifted my spirits so high! Sounds corny, but damn, I was hella happy. I saw in the corner of my eye this dessert structure of mini funnel cakes on a mini tree lined with fat strawberries and 3 dipping sauces. I seriously hope I'm this happy when I get married. \n\nLastly, know that you're paying for excellence here so don't be surprised. If you have it in your budget to have dinner here, I highly recommend it. And don't forget to try that dessert. Maybe you'll be as happy as I was.
__label__3 I had the pleasure of eating at SW Steakhouse this past weekend in Vegas. The experience was all that I had expected and more.\n\nMy group of 6 was luckily able to get a last minute reservation for a Saturday night and we even got a table partly facing the Wynn's beautiful waterfall. Our waiter was extremely helpful and knowledgeable as we asked a slew of questions about food choices. \n\nAppetizers: I ordered the sauteed foie gras with grilled pineapple, brioche toast and blackberry jam. The foie gras MELTED in your mouth. The blackberry jam at first seemed an odd choice with the foie gras, however it added the perfect amount of sweetness to the dish.\n\nMain course: I shared the 20 ounce bone in rib eye steak with another person...and yes I stole the piece with the bone (which definitely had the sweeter meat on it). The rib-eye was cooked medium rare JUST as I had requested. It was lightly charred on the outside and juicy on the inside. No one dared try the spicy chili and garlic garnish! I'm sure it was great. \n\nWe ordered the Black truffle creamed corn, parmesan creamed spinach, and the gold potato puree as sides and each were delicious.. favorite was the black truffle corn. The truffle wasn't overbearing.\n\nLast but not least, we ended with the chocolate souffle. The homemade ice cream and cherries were to die for. \n\nPerfect end to a great trip in Vegas. I will definitely be going back to this restaurant the next time I'm there so I can try the seafood!
__label__2 This past Friday night a friend and I had dinner at SW. We sat at the bar and they do offer a full menu at the bar. I ordered the steakhouse chopped salad which was very good, and in addition to the salad, I ordered the grilled shrimp. I had to send it back twice. Once because it was cold, the second time because it was raw. Receiving raw, uncooked shrimp is not what you would expect from this type of steakhouse.
__label__2 OMG the steaks are huge! I dont eat red meat  but everyone else that ate it said it was good and juicy. We had a fixed meal off the menu b/c it was for a wedding reception. Starters were some crab soup, which i wasn't to fond of and caesar salad. The crab cakes are good. I had the fish and it was kind of dry and over cooked also pretty bland. Dessert was a coco truffle bar that was pretty good. Service was good.
__label__3 We hosted a customer dinner event here last week.  We had a group of 30 and our dinner was excellent.  Service and food was outstanding.
__label__3 HOLY SH*T the bacon cheese rolls! amazballs!! good food and i liked the upscale atmosphere.  Nice place for a really expensive date night
__label__1 Mediocre, pretentious and overpriced, even by Las Vegas standards. Pedestrian presentation of decent steaks. Outrageous prices on the wine list. Go somewhere else.
__label__1 Saturday was my fourth visit to SW and by far the worst. I came with a party of 6 and we all left disappointed. \n\nOur appetizers led the night off to a good start. The shrimp cocktail and tuna ceviche appetizers were enjoyed by all of us, and the crabcakes were phenomenal- probably the best I've ever had. And then those complimentary biscuits with the bacon bits in them? Oh man. Best free bread on the planet. \n\nThe sides were also delicious as usual...the au gratin potatoes being the best, followed by the mushrooms, mac and cheese, sauteed spinach, and finally the onions and jalape\u00f1os. \n\nTwo of our main courses, on the other hand, were prepared wrong. One friend ordered her steak medium rare and it was served not even rare, but raw. She lost her appetite and instead of having them cook it a little longer, just sent it back. Another friend ordered her steak medium and it was served well-done. They took one of them off our check, but not both. And for the love of God, what is so difficult about a dirty martini, straight up, served in a regular glass (not a martini glass)? The server got it wrong not once, but twice!\n\nThree out of four ain't bad I guess, but I expected better. It could have been an off-night, but with all the amazing restaurants in Vegas, I may not return. If I do, I will probably eat some biscuits and crabcakes and then leave and go to Carnevino to order steak and martinis.
__label__2 I've been to a number of steakhouses in Las Vegas and none of them stand out - for the food. This place stood out for two things. First, the water show. Second, the prices. I have no qualms with paying exorbitant prices for outstanding food. I have a slight problem paying exorbitant prices for marginal food. This is marginal food.\n\nThe steaks were about as good as you can find at any other steakhouse. Some of the sides, appetizers and salads were above average. I think when you're spending $100+ per plate on dinner, it ought to be off the hook good. Not so at SW Steakhouse.\n\nSlightly upturned face.
__label__4 I had to give the Rathskeller five stars - I have so many good memories of this place. As a student, you come here to get away from our housemates, on break from class, to study, to watch open mike night, to grab some Bascom ice cream, and the list goes on. Only in Wisconsin is the student union heavily influenced by German food, libations, and decor. \nThis won't be the fanciest place you've been but it shouldn't be. It's an every man's place and everyone feels home here. On Wisconsin.
__label__4 The sheer power and aura around this place for ten minutes helped finalize my decision to go to UW-Madison. I wanted to be there. The setting is that good.\nEnough said.
__label__3 This is not your neighborhood Mexican taqueria or Chevy's. The food here is pretty darn good. They have tableside Guacamole-which we didn't get since they had this fancy display of salsas (mild, med, hot) and fresh chips. Then our server brought out a tray of seasoned salt for more flavoring if you like, totally unnecessary but nice to have I guess. We ordered the Diego Seafood Cocktail ceviche, Pork Carnitas taco, and Crispy Shrimp with Chipotle Aioli tacos. I, the alcoholic in the relationship, ordered a margarita with my lunch--which I can't remember the name but it was so good, one of the best I've ever had. Ask your server when you go there; I think it was the signature (pink) fruity something. The seafood ceviche was typical - you get Shrimp, scallops, avocado, salsa. It was good. Our server was happy to cancel our pork carnitas taco bc we were getting full from the salsa and ceviche and had dinner reservations at 7pm. We kept the crispy shrimp tacos -so glad we did bc it was delicious. The Aioli sauce was bomb. I've never been to Cancun or Mexico but I imagine the seafood tacos at the resorts to taste just like it. Although they were short staff on a Memorial Day weekend, our server had the most upbeat,  perkiest, will do whatever you want attitude. I watched as she ran from table to table talking orders, delivering drinks, making small talk with her CAN DO attitude the entire time. Much props for that! I enjoy my meal very much although service was a little slow.
__label__1 I'll try to keep this to the facts. I'm from LA. We have good mexican food. Diego is NOT good mexican food. Maybe if you come from the midwest or east coast and you have little to compare it to, but I don't know how else people think this is good. I got the \"pollo al horno con mole,\" which is supposed to be a signature dish. I couldn't even eat the chicken because there were chewy bits of cartilage and god knows what all through it. So I stuck to the rice. My boyfriend had some beef tacos, the meat was completely overcooked and chewy and gross and served with no guac or salsa, so they were bland. It took them forever to get the food out, One of the people we were with could tell her bland enchiladas were left under a heating lamp and forgotten since they were crusty. Every sauce tasted like Mole sauce, no matter what they called it. The tortilla soup was OFFENSIVELY salty. This was just not good mexican food. Mexican food is not BLAND food, yet they somehow made it bland oversalted crap. \n\nThe reason I'm giving them 2 stars instead of one is that the chips and salsa beforehand was decent. As was my sangria. Not worth going to dinner there though, by any means. I was SO disappointed because Vegas is supposed to have so many excellent restaurants, and this was so crappy.
__label__1 Diego was really a disappointment, as both a restaurant and club.  We were excited, expecting some delicious Mexican food and a fun night of Latin dance music.  The atmosphere is pretty sleek, but it wasn't really packed enough for a Saturday night.  We ordered the queso fundido as an appetizer....it was really small, but didn't matter as it was pretty much flavorless and somewhat difficult to dip tortillas and chips into anyway.  We ordered a pticher of margaritas, and it was pretty much like a pitcher of bad, overly sugary sweet and sour mix with a little but of tequila that we could not taste. Despite having paid quite a bit for this pticher, we couldn't even finsh one glass a piece, as it was just too sickeningly sweet.  I ordered red snapper, which was the seafood special of the day.  It wasn't bad, but just wasn't exciting.  It was pretty much grilled fish on a plate of salsa.  Disappointed by the food, we rushed to the bar to try several more drinks and await the paty that was about to start.  We tried the Frida Margarita, which was a little better, but, again, we could not taste the tequila.  The bartender was really friendly, but it didn't really make up for the signature drinks of Diego.  Around 11 or so they started moving out all the chairs and tables and gave us wristbands to stay for the club.  Unfortunately, it just never got crowded.  Those who did come in, were mostly middle-aged couples.  It is possible this place gets going later at night, but around midnight, we decided to look for a better party.
__label__1 Blaaaaah. The food was lacking, the service was lacking. I had the \"signature\" Diego Carne Asada, and there was no notable marinadey flavor that I associate with even the weakest carne.The chips were crumbs and the salsas forgettable. Even the drinks were meh at best, and how can you mess up alcohol? A $90 meal for two people, and seriously I would have eaten better at one of the Strip's seventeen LA SALSAS!\n\nYou hurt me.
__label__2 Haha. Diego. Unfortunately this review may be based on the hype it got before we actually went to eat here... but it was seriously just OK for me. Im not huge on mexican food but it was better than usual for me (although thats not saying much).  The service was SLLLOOOWWW. We ordered guac and the guy came after an hour. The sangria was actually really good. I got Fish tacos which were really good... but then again after waiting for what seemed like at least 1.5 hrs for food anything in my face would have gotten devoured.  Might have been a bad night... so i'll give them some leeway and give em 3 stars... but it was a 2 star dinner.
__label__0 Worst restaurant during our entire stay in Vegas. Service and food was horrible. Our waiter gave us bad service. You're better off going to McDonalds. Very expensive.
__label__0 This place was so disappointing with their food, the service and even their decor. I had eaten here a few times so I was looking forward to eating here again and boy was it a let down. We ordered our drinks, I order a Tempranillo wine. I take a sip of it and it tastes just like vinegar! ugh. The waiter happens to walk by and hears me... He asked \"you don't like it?\" I replied \"No, this tastes like it's been opened for a few days and it tastes like vinegar now.\" He replies with \"Do you know what vinegar tastes like?\" I looked and him and said \"Yes, just like your wine.\" Needless to say he brought a new bottle to the table and had me try it before pouring a glass... what a difference! It was yummy!\n\nNow onto the flavorless food! Two of us ordered the tortilla soup. It was cool how they poured the broth into a bowl that had all the ingredients. However maybe this is why it lacked in flavor... it didn't have time to marinade. We added all kinds of items, salt, pepper, salsa to make it taste better! The ceviche was so bland too... no taste of seasonings or marinades not even lemon which is what you mostly marinade the fish/prawns in. The mole con pollo should have been written \"Pollo con mole\" cus it was all chicken and a small trace of mole. My friend ordered a side of mole and poured it in... added salsa, salt and pepper and then it was ok tasting.  \n\nThe service... lets just say our waiter was non existent. We were going to order a round of shots but he never came back to see if everything was ok or if we wanted drink refills. When he finally showed up we just asked for the bill. Never again.
__label__4 This review is for the bar, and for those who don't mind sitting at the bar.\n\nThe service is amazing! Cesar, Ricardo, Pepe, Javier....thank you for being personable, respectful, passionate, professional and fun. The drinks and food are always PERFECT.\n\nThese guys \"flipped me\" from RuM to TeQuiLa Mojito's. I recommend the Corzo Reposado Mojito. It offers a cool, oak taste that can be modified with different tequila's. If they have raspberries, try a rum raspberry Mojito. Or better yet, try a blueberry Mojito. If you ask them to recommend a drink, they get excited. I tried several different \"Specialty Drinks.\" All were great....and the beer is cold.\n\nDiego isn't typical Mexican food.  I was thrown off and surprised the first time I ate here. I ordered the taco's. Really good, but I had menu remorse. Don't get me wrong, the taco's are very good, but when the food is this good, I like to aim high. The result was visiting many times, trying many apps and entree's, and looking forward to more.\n\nIn addition, my 2 restaurant experiences were great, but I won't go into that....this review, as stated, is about my overall bar experience. One of the benefits of sitting at the bar is that everyone visits. The restaurant servers, hosts and managers...all very nice and professional. It's like family without the family discount.
__label__2 While the restaurant itself was nice and the staff was also very nice the food was nothing that I can say was truly amazing. We were expecting a very 5 star experience when it came to the food and we were surprised when the food came out just a few minutes after we ordered. Most everyone in our party thought the food was average, nothing to right home about. We have a restaurant near us called Frida Mexican Restaurant in Glendale,CA and there food is much much better. On the bright side I did order the Nachos and this seem to be the hit on the table So much so that everyone started munching away at my food \n\nSo heres the deal for me, I am always looking for amazing Mexican Food, something above and beyond what I can expect living in Los Angeles. Diego was not it for me, Great looking place, Friendly Staff, with So-So Food.
__label__4 Affordable cakes and pastries, good portion we can't even finish it, good service. My daughter loves this place, her face lights up everytime we come here because she has difficulty to choose the cake that she wants but she always ended up with the ones with strawberry or raspberry on it. The cakes are not overly sweet, very fresh, and smell good, too! The napkins have paris hotel logo on it, really cute! we will be back..
__label__2 We came here one morning to grab a coffee before setting out to stuff our faces and then we came here another morning to grab some pastries before sitting beside the pool. The coffees were good both times. The key lime pie was so yummy. The dome of key lime was filled with raspberry puree/jelly and surrounded by fresh raspberries. The crust was like a crisp, shortbread cookie. I wish I tried more of the pastries.
__label__2 You might be at the Paris Hotel or in Paris, France\nYou might like to gamble, you might like to dance\nBut no matter which Paris you are in, when you go to a cafe\nYou want both good service and food, you don't want it any other way\n\nWifey and I walked into this cafe after a showing of Jersey Boys\nAll three workers there from the get-go were immature without poise\nCustomers didn't know where to order, so there were all these different lines\nOne girl scolded each customer if the right place to order he didn't find.\n\nWait staff, just serve somebody, don't scold us 'cause the order place isn't clear\nStop talkin' and just serve somebody\nDon't embarrass us in a way the whole store can hear!\nStop complainin' and just serve somebody.\n\nSo the girls scolded and helped the customers in a random mish-mash way\nSome people who came later got helped before because the right line they did stay\nEventually we ended up getting our fancy dessert food.\nLet me tell you, the gelato was OK, but the chocolate mousse cake was good!\n\nThe mousse cake had rich chocolate flavor with hints of pistachio\nThe gelato had bursts of fresh tropical tasting mango\nWe asked for water, but the girls all said, we don't give out tap water here\nIf you want, you can buy the bottled water, but none for free, is that clear?\n\nWait staff, just serve somebody, and please a little courtesy show\nStop talkin' and just serve somebody\nChange girl, please don't talk for three minutes while the line behind us does grow\nStop chattin' it up and serve somebody.\n\nWhile we savored our sumptuous splendorous sweets\nOne girl is scolding another, telling what she did wrong\nI'm not here to hear about your problems\nWe ate quickly, stayed not for long.\n\nIf we ever go back to the Paris Hotel, I must get that dessert again\nBut I'll get it to go, unless the servers are trained to be cordial women and men.
__label__3 Awesome crepes\nI would recommend the peanut
__label__2 Doesn't compare to the real deal but close enough for Vegas. I got the St. Louis for lunch. The line was long and so was the wait time. The portions are generous and fairly cheap (around $10 per crepe) but there is no overall pizzazz to the food. More quantity over quality.
__label__2 Avoid the seafood crepe. \n\nBut everything else was yummy! My favorite was the Prosciutto and cheese crepe. It was the perfect amount of saltiness and chessyness. \n\nI think you'd fare better if you stick with the dessert crepes :)
__label__2 I reallyyyy really wanted dessert after eating not the best dinner...and since we were back in the hotel at Paris I decided to stop by here.\n\nThe cashier lady was very nice and kind, but seemed to have a bit of trouble at the register.  I think maybe something was broken so it took a while for us just to get to order.\n\nI ordered the Napoleon crepe, lemon custard, berries, chantilly cream, nom nom nom! It was REALLY good, the tartness of the custard and lightly sweet thick chantilly cream worked well together.\n\nUnfortunately they don't fill all the way to the edge so the front tip of the triangle is filled while the back end is just crepe.  Is that how it's done in Paris?  I also feel like they were a bit too thick and eggy to be considered \"good\" crepes, but it was tasty nonetheless. I think the filling just sold me...\n\n$9.99 does seem expensive to me for a crepe since they are kind of cheap to make...but it is Vegas so got to expect everything to be expensive :P\n\nI MIGHT come back here again just for the Napoleon...if I'm ever in Vegas again...
__label__1 My second worst crepe experience ever!\n\nI ordered a cheese and prosciutto crepe. The crepe was almost thick as a pancake and really doughy. I like doughy crepes but they should be much thinner. It was also not very hot. The prosciutto was too thick and it was kind of too strong in flavor. Worst of all are the flimsy forks they give you. I had a hell of a time trying to cut the prosciutto.\n\nMy BF ordered a decent veggie crepe. Mushroom and spinach I think. This crepe was also doughy and thick. If it were not for this decent crepe I would give this place one star.\n\nThe coffee here is awful. I will never return.\n\nParking is a breeze usually and it's free. It's in the Paris parking structure.\n\nWhen we got here it was not too busy but when we passed by later on it was really packed. I really wonder why....The only cool thing here is checking out the stereotypical Parisian outfits the employees have to wear haha!
__label__4 I love this place. We are staying at Paris and have gotten crepes for breakfast every day. My favorite is the Bananas Foster. So incredibly delicious! Some other reviewers have mentioned flimsy utensils and paper plates, but who cares, really? The crepes are the best!
__label__2 I thought my savory pesto roasted chicken crepe was delicious! Lots of chicken, asparagus, and sun dried tomatoes (maybe even a little too many sun dried tomatoes..). It was surprisingly filling despite it just being a single crepe. Some friends got the sweet one with nutella and the one covered with fruit, and consensus was that everyone was happy. Prices ran about $10-$11. \n\nI've never had a \"real\" crepe in France before, so I guess I don't know if these are legit or not, but overall it was satisfying and a quick and easy way to grab something to eat!
__label__3 My husband and I really enjoyed the crepes we ate at the La Creperie. Located in the Paris Hotel, it's just a little walk up window with a small menu.  There's always a decent line at this place, but they are very fast with getting the food out. Right next to it, there are plenty of tables and chairs to sit at and people watch. All the crepes were $9.99. They were a very decent size and filling for breakfast. First time we went, I had the crepe with spinach, mushroom, and cheese, topped with a bechamel sauce. It was awesome! My husband got a crepe Suzette, which he enjoyed.  Second time we went, we got the nutella crepe.  It was good, but it was almost too rich.  It was only nutella on the inside and topped with whipped cream.  Could have used maybe some fruit inside like strawberries or bananas to cut the sweetness.  We would definitely eat here again. It's also great for people that want to eat and run because you have a busy day ahead of you and don't want to wait forever to be served.
__label__2 La Creperie is located at the Paris Hotel & Casino.  It's always tempting to stop here when we are passing through.  I've only given into the temptation one time though.  Actually, we stopped that time cause our niece and nephew wanted crepes, and there were no lines on that occasion.\n\nThey've got the usual crepe choices.  Both savory crepes and dessert crepes.  I always prefer the dessert crepes cause I am such a sweet tooth.  The prices are expensive compared to most crepes that I've had elsewhere.  Although, if you are a Total Rewards member, then you get a discounted price of 50 cents off.  Still expensive though.\n\nOur niece and nephew both enjoyed their choices while my wife and I thought our orders were just average.  Both my niece and I ordered the Nutella crepe which contained nutella, bananas, candied hazelnuts, cream, and caramel sauce.   She said she would give it 8 out of 10.  I thought that for the price, it was just average.  It tasted fine, but it should be priced 2 to 3 dollars lower.  Same for the other crepes that we ordered which were the mixed berries crepe and the ham & cheese crepe.  \n\nOverall, just 3 stars because the crepes are overpriced.  I know that we're on the Las Vegas Strip, but come on!  Well, obviously the prices do not hurt business cause they usually have people waiting to order at the window when we walk by.  Good for them.
__label__1 Was not super impressed. My favorite thing in the whole world is a delicious cr\u00eape. I just love them. My husband and I made it a point to stop in and have a delicious cr\u00eape while visiting in Las Vegas. I don't know if that was this particular day or what it was but they were very expensive and definitely not worth the trouble we had to go through to have a HARD yet enormously chewy gummy unsatisfying cr\u00eape with berries and whipped cream. I have to say the berries were better than the cr\u00eape for sure. So if you want a handful of delicious berries you can find them here just exclude the cr\u00eape :(
__label__2 Tried the shrimp scampi and it was pretty good. Saw him making a butter and sugar one topped with berries and chantilly cream that loooked good. Minus one star for register girl and cook chatting half the time and taking over twenty minutes to get the food out even though there were only a few orders before me.
__label__3 There's nothing quite like dancing on the deck 52 stories above the strip with the summer wind blowing your hair around. It makes anyone feel like a hip hop video vixen. Yes boys, even you.
__label__3 I love this lounge/bar. It's a unique place in Vegas - it has a view to die for, the music is excellent and you can actually carry a conversation with minimal \"what did you say's\". Most bars in Vegas are too dark (ie:Caramel), but Ghostbar was perfect. The crowd is fun and its a large enough of a place to.....errr.....hide and its a small enough of place to locate any lost friends. I make sure to make this place a \"must go to\" venue in Las Vegas
__label__3 So this review will be a bit biased since I was invited to a VC networking event here, so they reserved the entire dining room for 50 people with an open bar.\n\nI started with French Onion Soup which was not bad, but nothing too memorable.  Next, a wedge salad came out, but it looked pretty sad compared to other wedge salads I have had in the past.  I had the filet mignon as the main course, and it was actually pretty good, but again, nothing too special.\n\nThis would generally cause me to give a 3 star review for a place that served OK food, but on to the ambiance of the place.  Like anything else in Las Vegas, the style and the decor was pretty modern, but the balcony outside provided a really nice view of the Strip, that got better as it got darker.  There is this section of the floor that has been cut out and replaced with plexi-glass, providing a view 55 floors below that was pretty trippy, especially if you stand on it.  Some of my fellow idiot VCs thought it would be funny to stand and jump on it, but I am far too much of a wuss to being doing that kind of shit.\n\nThe best part of the scenery though, are the waitresses.  It reminded me of Tokyo in the autumn/winter with the black top/black mini-skirt and the long black boots.  Being that ghostbar turns into a nightclub, I guess that the waitresses need to look hot.  I didn't stay longer for the nightclub to open up since I was in a group of primarily guys, but I am now kicking myself for that because I had exclusive access to the place, and it was a Friday night, and seeing how women were dressed elsewhere throughout the strip, I probably would have been better off staying up there ogling gorgeous women, but I had fun gambling at Caesar's with another friend instead.
__label__3 The view here is AMAZING!! We had no problem getting in. Granted we did go after midnight so even us girls had to pay a cover, but it was worth it.\n\nNow, the Ghost Bar isn't a \"dance club\" but the DJ does play amazing music. You know the DJ is great when he can mix Kanye West and Journey!! There are signs that say \"this is not a club. no DANCING,\" but when we walked up there was already a dance floor in progress. \n\nIf you don't want to hit up a busy club, I recommend you stopping by the Ghost Bar. It's very relaxed, the view is amazing, and drinks are good.
__label__3 Been here twice, once with girlfriends on spring break in which I don't remember too much about, and the more recent time has been with my now husband.  \n\nI don't remember paying anything from the time I went with a bunch of my girlfriends, but I do remember it being very crowded.  The second time around I went with my hubby and we had to pay a small cover. It wasn't very crowded when we went, but we stayed for about an hour and had a couple of drinks and kept it moving!  The outside balcony area is pretty cool and super windy.  The ghost bar itself isn't too big, but there again it is just a bar.  There are plenty of chairs to lounge on though, but good luck getting one if its pretty busy.\n\nNow that I'm writing about it nothing really wowed me about this bar, so I'll reduce the stars to 3.5.  Good place to go if you want a decent view and  you are already in the palms!
__label__3 By far my favorite Bar in Las Vegas! I love this place, everything from the elevator ride up to the open patio 55 floors on top of the world! The patio lets not forget has a glass panel that you can stand on and look down at the street!! When its warm out, the patio is the best place to enjoy your drink or grab a seat on one of the couches on either side of the roof. Its super chill when its not crazy packed but i enjoy it more when its a lounge with less people. I come here every time i visit and it has never disappointed me. Go see Cary, he's a cool ass bartender!
__label__2 Minimum Age: 21+.\nCost: ~$30\nCrowd: Mixed, 20-30's.\nDress Code: Fashionable attire.\nMusic: Top 40.\nDate Attended: 01/23/10, Saturday\n\nThe best part about Ghost Bar is the outside view!  Situated at the top of the Palms, you get to see Las Vegas from a great vantage point.  Nothing else really stood out to me.\n\nPros: Great vantage point.\n\nCons: None.
__label__2 I was here for about 10 minutes bc we were roaming through all the Palms clubs/bars and I really liked it. The place is definitely tiny compared to the other clubs around but the music was good and I loved the huge booth seating. Also, their patio is pretty big and the view is nice. I'd definitely come back here to start off the night.
__label__3 Dark casino at the first floor at Palms, Saturday afternoon laziness, we walk to the Ghost Bar Day Club concierge and they give us 2 tickets, a bouncer looking like CIA gets us in an elevator and pushes the button for the the 55th floor and gets out. 20 seconds and we get off in a bright and colorful, super loud rap/techno music, almost naked girls dancing on the bar and walking in between you on long legs, guys and girls dressed in crazy outfits and we walk to the outdoor lounge with the awesome view of the whole Strip! Great atmosphere if you are 20 something and sexy girls and everyone enjoying the time and owning the world from the top! Go on the glass floor if you dare and look at the people, they are all dancing and happy to mingle, there are no barriers and no prejudice, and that was at 1 pm in plain daylight, I can only imagine what is going there at night! 2 Coronas were $20 + tip, money is not worth much there!
__label__2 Been to Ghost bar a few times since 2003.\n\nHaven't had to wait in line, walking in each time. Polite staff, drinks are exorbitantly expensive though, but rationalize it as being a Vegas nightclub.\n\nThe view of the Vegas skyline is beautiful, albeit from a smaller than you think it is skydeck. If it's crowded, good luck getting a look at The Strip view.\n\nThey have a glass portion of the floor on the sky deck that freaks people out when they realize they are standing on a piece of glass that serves as the only protection from falling 50+ floors. It makes  a good conversation starter, especially when people are inebriated.\n\nProbably not a spot you will stay all night, but a good place to get in the Vegas mood before you head out to Tao or Pure. Expect a 30+ crowd, with 1990's hip hop. Call this more of a lounge than a true nightclub.
__label__2 Been here a couple of times and the view is so awesome. \n\nThe club itself is gross- like San Jose downtown gross. I can't believe people buy tables here... I guess if you MUST fit in some hip hop into your Vegas trip this is the place to go, but you also get the same hip hop crowd.  The view in itself is worth 3 stars though.
__label__0 Well.. For starters, my experience here was bad enough it got me to create a Yelp account to share it with any unsuspecting potential ticket buyers.\n\nMy fiance and I wanted to go somewhere fun for New Year's, so we bought two $220 \"VIP Access Hosted Bar at Ghostbar\" tickets because we wanted a good view of the fireworks for my birthday, which happens to be NYE. The \"VIP Access\" was supposed to guarantee us access to Ghostbar, per  the ticket agreement and receipt. The Palms was also selling \"All Access\" tickets which gave people access to all three clubs in the Palms. \n\nWe arrived to pick up our tickets at 9:30pm, and got our \"Hosted Bar\" wrist bands at 10:30pm (a long line, but makes sense for NYE in Vegas...I think). Then we moved on to the Ghostbar line. Yes, another line. Again, Vegas on NYE -- probably makes sense there are a few lines. Then, wam! We were hit with the news... They apparently overbooked Ghostbar. Birthday fun over. I suspect they over-sold \"All Access\" tickets and, of course, anyone with \"All Access\" ticket headed straight for the bar/club with the view, rather than the ground level club. We paid quadruple the price to be in the club with the view because we were not in the mood for an interior crowded pit.\n\nThey tried to make up for it by granting us access to Rain on the ground floor. If you haven't been to Rain, it is your average big walled in black box club with booming music, crowds, and zero view. We were not impressed, and feel totally ripped off. \n\nMaybe if they refunded our ticket cost, put us in the black box club, and treated us like royalty the rest of the night, we could have possibly had a good time. They didn't. \n\nI hear the fireworks were great. Think twice before you give these guys your money and expect something in return. You'd be better off gambling.
__label__3 My fav lounge in Las Vegas! My group of friends wanted a chill place and it was around 1am. The guy said we can go to the promotor Booth and we got in for free. There was no line and the staff were nice! Drinks ranged around 9$-12$ and were decent. I loved that the place was not super crowded, had pretty good music (hip hop, top 40) and it was not super loud. You could actually talk to someone. I loved that there is an inside and outside. The view was so pretty! I would come back!
__label__4 I can't believe i haven't reviewed this show.  This was my first ever Vegas show because what can you really do in Vegas being 19 or 20 without a fake id.  \n\nI had an interest in cirque du soleil shows previously (watching it on tv) but after seeing this show i fell in LOVE with cirque du soleil productions.  \n\nI had the best seats ever courtesy of my friends dad's gaming habits :o)  It was dead center and only a few rows up from the stage.  This show was phenomenal.  The acrobatic sequences kept me on the edge of my seat.  The platform that the whole show was performed on was amazingly built.  This is a must see show and money well spent!!!
__label__4 You definitely haven't experienced Vegas to the fullest if you leave without seeing Cirque du Soleil's O show!!! I got lucky during my visits cus my parent's were able to get me complimentary tickets not once but twice to experience this breath taking, phenomenal show. I'd seriously pay if i had to cus it is seriously just... O-mazing. O-tastic. Ridiculous! If you're a Cirque fan, this is a must. I'm not going to go into any details but throughout the show, there's so much going on! Just how I like it, everything felt so spontaneous and even overwhelming (cus so much was going on at once) but it was seriously... elaborately and beautifully put together.\n\nMy first experience there, we sat in the very front row and we definitely got a bit wet... but i didnt care cus the show seriously just kept me on the edge of my seat throughout the whole night! (show lasted about ... less than 2 hours) but second time around... lesson learned. If you sit behind row D... you'll be safe and dry and the experience is just as spectacular! I definitely want to experience the show from the balcony seats one day though (FYI: heard it's actually less expensive AND you get the whole view of the stage!!!).\n\nSeriously, do yourself the most memorable favor by treating yourself to enjoy this show. warning: it will sweep you off your feet =)
__label__1 I fell asleep during O. \n\nI know, I know. It's supposed to be one of the best shows in Vegas, but I just couldn't get into it. I thought they relied too much on stage design, and very little on story and the \"wow\" factor. Overall, I thought the water element was too gimmicky, and in the end, worked against the show.\n\nI saw Ka last winter and thought it was absolutely mind-blowing, so I was expecting O to be along the same lines in terms of production. I was really disappointed with O. \n\nAnyway, like some others have said, there really are few bad seats in the house. I could see the front rows and the seats along the sides of the theater having obstructed views. We were seating on the first balcony (LOGGIA, right), in the first and only row, so our view was pretty spot on.\n\nSo, if you're planning on seeing O, I would recommend checking your expectations at the door. Hopefully, you won't fall asleep too! :)
__label__1 Wasn't impressed by this show and even slept through part of it. I saw another cirque du Soleil show at Suffolk Downs a few years back that was much more entertaining. I have to give the performers credit though, the acrobatics and diving were pretty cool.
__label__4 THE best show I've ever seen.  Great for all ages, and worth EVERY expensive penny.  Its eye-popping eye-catching eye-candy.  And if you've never been to a Cirque show, its not all about clowns.  The show is a visual masterpiece.  Go go go!
__label__4 Really an amazing technological production - the stage is amazing, the acts here are so creative.  You cannot go wrong with Mystere or O in Las Vegas - these are the top of the top shows in Vegas.  The standby line in the Bellagio never fails to produce tickets to those who are patient, even for those nights that they claim they are sold out.
__label__2 It's good.  But I saw Ka and the non-Cirque La Reve at the Wynn a year or so ago and both surpassed this.\n\nThe storyline is so fragmented as to be nonexistent, instead more of a string of novelty numbers which is an opportunity lost.\n\nLess use of 360* action in this theater than in Ka or La Reve, and certainly less use of the maximum theater height for the water numbers than in La Reve.\n\nA couple of the scenes that utilize suspended apparatus for group numbers don't seem to maximize its potential.\n\nWe were in Section 102, row F.  I'd suggest another 8 rows or so back to appreciate more of the 'big picture'.  You'll still see facial expressions, and while that was mentioned by other reviewers I didn't think it was as important for this show.\n\nIn all, it is entertaining for the 90 minutes because it is Cirque (\"HOW do they DO that???\") and they are incredible performers to watch.  BUT there are better Cirque and Cirque-like shows in Vegas.  See Ka or La Reve first.
__label__4 Amazing visual feast.  Well worth the price.  Just see it.
__label__2 I know I'm going to be out numbered by saying this but..I barely see what all the hype was about it... everyone I have ever spoken to much like most of the reviews on here say. O is awesome. so maybe all that hyped made me expect too much ?\n\njust a disclaimer. im not claiming i can do any of the amazing things these talented people did, that being said. i saw a similar show in maui for a fraction of the cost and they did the same things. minus  diving into water, and synchorized swimming. and a few other things.baisicly to a smaller scale. anyways  i found myself constantly checking my watch, and the freaken clowns !!  theres this segment where the clowns come out on their floating house and do a few really lame skits. uhgz*they are not funny !!!!!!!!!  =S\n\ni paid 135 bucks for 2nd row seats, maybe i was too close ?!?\n\nif ur going to go see the show opt for the cheaper seats in the back.  maybe if u pay less or get them comped than the show will seem more worth ur while?\n\noh and a last note , the bigger hawaiian looking guy who did the fire thing. me and my sis swear he looks like the guy from the maui show. Lol
__label__3 This was my first show I've ever seen live.  I'm sure I'm not adding anything new.  The Co I worked with told us it was sold out. And the good news was they bought a Block of 300+ tickets in center upper orchestra.  As a reward for the annual meeting.  Talented acts from water to fire with all the wonderment of being a kid and entertained in both sights and sounds in person. Fully worth the hard work and effort. Thanks CDS & Bellagio.
__label__4 DAMN. this show is GREAT.\nyes, the tickets are expensive, but well worth the price.\neverything is spectacular about the show. i think every seat in the theater is a good seat.\nacrobatics and stunning visuals complete this show.
__label__2 I absolutely LOVE Cirque shows, having seen a couple before (Ovo & Zumanity), so I was really excited when my boyfriend was offered comp tickets for his birthday in Las Vegas. Our seats were perfect, right in the middle about 6 rows up from the stage. I was extremely impressed with the set, as it was beautiful, and the water acts were gorgeous. Unfortunately, I was slightly underwhelmed. I don't know if it was just me, but I found the comedy to be lacking...the clown humour wasn't funny and I actually found it to be pretty boring. I was expecting to see more \"AMAZING\" acrobatics, but aside from the beautiful diving (that takes talent) and a couple other acts (fire dancers, jumpers) I was really unimpressed. I didn't understand the story they were trying to tell, and some of the scenes were downright confusing. What was with the guy holding the 1-800 sign? Not to mention, I felt creeped out by it, like it was a weird acid trip. Those guys in the red coats are what nightmares are made out of. I love Cirque du Soleil and \"O\" was a nice way to spend an evening, but overall I'm glad we didn't pay for the tickets. We found ourselves yawning towards the end and unfortunately, we were glad when it ended. Next time, I will see Ka or Mystere!
__label__4 Breathtaking, astounding, beautiful, and inspirational are just a few words I would use to describe this show. The exquisite costumes, acrobatics, and sets will astound you as the production experiments with water and balance like no other! Every seat is a great seat and every scene will hold you captive. While the story line is a bit unclear, I loved every bit of this show. It was actually the first CdS show that I saw in Vegas. This is a brilliant show that will feed your soul. See it! Love it! Believe!
__label__4 Definitely worth watching. The girlfriend took me to see this and I was very pleased. The transitioning from land to water was amazing. Don't waste your time on NY cirque du soleil shows...stick with vegas... WOW
__label__1 Hint to the people interested in seeing the most expensive Cirque show in Vegas. If you pay for the limited view seating in the middle section there's barely anything obstructing your view and you sit next to people who paid $80 more per tix.\n\nBecause this show was massively hyped, I couldn't wait to see this. This show was extremely slow and didn't have that many acrobatics. I can understand why people like this show if it was the first Cirque show they've ever seen but at one point I was hoping this would end. \n\nThere were a few interesting scenes with the divers and the floating boat (which I wished they would do more daring acrobatics). Everything else wasn't that interesting at all. This was not worth the hype and if you had to choose a cirque to watch I'd take Ka. \n\nWe've seen a lot of shows in Vegas and so far this is my ranking for the more expensive ones:\n\nAbsinthe (Caesars, hands down best show if you like crude humor) \nKa (Cirque, action and actually has a story)\nBlue Man Group (Monte Carlo)\nO (Cirque)\nLe Reve \nZarkana (Cirque)\nZumanity (Cirque)\nJubilee\nJabbawockeez
__label__1 The staff let people in late to the show, so you get people walking in your field of view for the first 20 minutes. \nDo NOT get seats in row O, 9 and 10.  They are partially obstructed view seats, but sold as full price tickets. You have the stairs railing obstructing the lower part of the stage, and worse, when people walk up and down the stairs, they walk right in front of you, blocking the show. \nUshers are of no help, as they walk there also.
__label__4 This is my third cirque show(mystere and zarkana), this was by far the best!! Seriously, air acrobats plus diving.... Absolutely amazing. Very expensive, but definitely worth the price.  Great vegas show!
__label__0 I have to say this is the worst $150 we spent in our entire life. The show may be good in early 2000s, but can't make me excited in 2013. Any circus show on Asian TV programs may be better than this. Sorry I just don't get it.
__label__4 Amazing. Everywhere you look there is something new to see, something else to dazzle you, and a side story. Honestly I couldn't pick up on an overlying story other then a man chasing a woman (he loves I presume). I get the feeling of through a dreamscape- but I could be wrong. Honestly I get lost in subtlety so don't let that bias you. The show is stunning! The acrobatics are fantastic. The high dives leave you squealing. There's comical scenes, creepy scenes, intense scenes (pyrotechnics!) and amazing displays of physical feats at every turn. I've seen it twice now, once from the very back nose bleed section and once front row. There is not a bad seat in the house, and there is always something new you didn't see before. And don't let the idea of the stage being water deter you from the physical strengths and intensity of the show- different parts of the stage moves so that not always are the aero acrobatics safely going to land in a pool of they fall....
__label__4 This is the best show I have ever seen in my LIFE. It also helps that we got free FRONT ROW tickets from myvegas. The show was amazing, and getting splashed with water did not affect us. We still had a great time. The costume was amazing, the performers were great, and the photographer outside of the theater was amazing as well. All in All A+++++
__label__4 Fascinating!! Jaw dropping!
__label__4 'O' my heavens!\n\nWith many of the Cirque du Soleil shows in Vegas, O rises to the occasion with an amazing show.  The setup is similar to the others in town with many different talents showcased for enthused audiences.  With the water aspect being the center theme, it opens up a multitude of stage variations.  One moment it is a solid stage... then next it's an open pool of water.  Incredible to see!\n\nI was given the opportunity to experience the new VIP suites.  Pretty incredible with a perfect view.  Chocolate covered strawberries and truffles are waiting for you!  You have a waitress there to assist the entire evening.  She is there for any drink or food orders.  She was so polite and friendly.  Her service was impeccable! \n\nO is definitely one of my favorites and would love to see it again!
__label__3 Im going to be honest, i had NO FLIPPING idea what was going on!\n\nbut it looked cool as hell, i say its an assault on your senses. prob wouldn't pay to watch it again though.
__label__4 This was the very first Cirque du Soleil performance that I have had the chance to see and I can say right off the bat that I loved it!\n\nThis show was playing at the MGM and my family decided to go as part of a birthday present for my brother (my mom's idea). She decided to go all out and get the best seats possible so we were first row! I could feel the heat from the fire gushing out of their fire gushing effects. I felt like I almost could fall over the edge!\n\nAnyway, the show was wonderful. The story line was good and the show was filled with martial arts inspired acrobatics with a lot of visual stunts and crazy \"fight\" scenes. I loved every minute of it and it made me want to watch all the Cirque du Soleil.\n\nSitting THAT close isn't necessary. I would've loved sitting a couple more rows back so that it would be easier to take the whole stage in.\n\nOh and pictures are definitely not allowed but they do take pictures of families/individuals/couples before the show that you can purchase after the show if you want. Reminded of a ride at Disneyland... lol
__label__4 I have seen all of the Vegas Cirque Du Soleil shows and this is my favorite one.  I love that there are speakers in the headrests - that extra base and surround sound environment really makes you feel more aware of what is going on in the show.  I love when the speakers pick up the shooting arrows.  It sounds so awesome - like they are zooming by your ears.  The music is also really cool - lots of drums and even a heavy metal electric guitar song.\n\nThe stage feels like a futuristic Matrix or Mad Max environment.  This is a saga about a royal brother and sister that get separated when marauding tribesmen kill their parents during a summer festival.  There is a distinct Asian theme to this cirque.  The tribes people are tattooed like Hawaiians or the Yakuza, there is a Kabuki looking evil lord, and lots of Chinese style acrobatics.  The boy is guarded by the main family warrior who is this yoked shirtless hottie cakes with dreadlocks and a spear.  The girl is guarded by their overweight big breasted nanny and some clowns.  \n\nThe stage is a 360 degree revolving platform that moves horizontally and vertically.  The floor at several points is the wall.  There is this one scene where they are at the beach and then the beach turns into the wall and a zillion pounds of sand slides off of it along with one of the clowns who drops about 30 feet down.  There is another scene where the stage is supposed to be a mountain and the girl and her entourage is trying to climb to the top to escape the evil peeps.  As they are climbing up the wall there are evil people shooting arrows at them from the audience which in turn makes pegs pop out of the wall to simulate arrows sticking out of the wall.  The climbers swing in really pretty circles around the pegs.  The girl gets to the top and is sheltered by these Mongolian looking people.  It is now winter.  \n\nMeanwhile the boy and his stud warrior guardian hang out and make really cool shadow puppets.  They subsequently get caught by the tribesmen and get put in wheel shaped cages.  In the process there are a couple of other scenes including this one where guys are running and jumping rope on the outside of these hamster wheels that are revolving like a Ferris wheel about 30 feet in the air.  That may be the best acrobatics scene in the whole show.  While in captivity, the boy falls in love with the tribes' princess, who looks a little butch.  She releases him so that he can find his sister and then she does a cool baton twirling dance.  \n\nThe sister also falls in love with some dude in that sheer Britney Spears outfit with the little diamonds all over it and a red thong and they flirt with each other while flying around the stage from one of those hanging sheets.  Visually it is really pretty, but the dude looks like he might be a little light in the loafers with his long flowing hair and rhinestone outfit.\n\nI don't know how the brother and the sister reunite, but they do and they regroup and go to war against the evil Kabuki lord with the help of the tribes' princess' troops.  I forgot to mention that somewhere along the way the boy rescues the princess' dad from being captured by Kabuki face.  The bad people that tried to capture the boy and the girl are now on their side.  They go to war; the stage is again a wall and of course they win, get their kingdom back and the boy and the girl get married and all of the costumes are really pretty. \n\nSome other cool scenes include a boat on the stormy waters, an insect inspired rain forest act with swinging acrobats, and a flying contraption made to look like a bird that is operated by 5 people.  This is a must see theater production.  It was so worth the $340 we spent on tics
__label__2 I've been to many Cirque shows and I have to say that this is probably my least favorite.  I came with 3 of my friends, and we all fell asleep during different parts of the show.  It was a little difficult to follow as there was an actual storyline, but they were speaking in their own language which consisted of grunts and weird noises.\n\nThere are visually stunning portions to the show, and the stage itself is just amazing.  But, some of the stunts they did, I had seen done in other shows and quite frankly, they were done better.\n\nRegardless, the costumes are gorgeous, the makeup is intricate, the actors are fun, and the rotating stage is a must see!  They use the stage in so many different ways, it's very creative.  \n\nOne of the highlights was actually the door guy who was dressed as a KA soldier, I believe?  I talked to him, but he wasn't allowed to speak so instead made gestures.  He was friendly and funny, and added to the whole experience of entering into the Cirque world of KA.  I'm very glad that I got to experience KA, but I don't think I will be seeing this show again.
__label__3 WOW, times must be truly hard if they aren't able to fill a Cirque du Soleil stadium on a Saturday night in the prime section. We went last minute because the young man wanted to watch it again and boy I must say, I thoroughly enjoyed it even the 2nd time round. We had prime front center seats and this time I noticed things I hadn't noticed the first time around.
__label__2 I'm so mixed about KA. My dad hated it, especially compared to Mystere and Le Reve. I was blown away by the awesomeness of the stage. This is truly one of the most stunning displays of technology you will ever see. However, once you get past that, there's not much excitement to the performance itself. It starts off really slow and you keep thinking it will pick up, but it doesn't really until the last 30 minutes. Unlike the other Cirques, there are very few displays of HUMAN talent. There was very little applause compared to the other shows I've seen. The audience did give a standing ovation at the end, but I feel like it was more for the entire production itself (the visual/special effects) than for the performers. There were some cool scenes, but overall this show does not hold up to the other Cirques, IMO. If you do go, we sat in Section 202, Row JJ and the view was just fine. I think you're better off farther back and in the middle than closer but on the sides. However, it didn't seem like there was a bad seat in the house.
__label__0 If you have ever seen any of the traveling Cirque du Soleil shows, DO NOT waste your time or money on KA. \n\nIt is seriously so bad, so BORING, so confusing and pointless. My boyfriend fell fast asleep and stayed that way for the majority of the show. Are you serious?!!?! \n\nBefore the show started, the guy behind us pretty much summed up how the Cirque du Soleil experience SHOULD be: \"I don't care about a story line; I only care about how close to death the performers are. The closer to death, the more entertaining for me.\" EXACTLY.\n\nAt no point was anyone close to death during Ka. And I shouldn't have to follow a boring dialogue-less story to watch a Cirque show!! The moving stage is only cool for about 2 minutes. There were maybe 1 1/2 interesting acts (guys jump-roping on giant hamster wheels and some of the hanging-from-the-rope act).\n\nI can't believe this show is so much more expensive than the traveling shows. I have NEVER been disappointed by a traveling show. I most recently saw Kooza in Santa Monica, and it was breath-taking, hilarious, and jaw-droppingly amazing. Don't settle for less. \n\nSKIP KA and enjoy Vegas!
__label__2 This show is \"okay\" at best! Anybody that knows me would say that I am easily entertained and even then, I wasn't impressed with this show!\n\nIt is just a bunch of monkey looking creatures climbing walls and a few martial artists in the middle of the stage. Sure, the background is beautiful and the stage is something to see, but the plot sucks!\n\nNot going to even lie about, fell asleep for parts of the show because I rather do that and party all night. Waste of $100.
__label__2 I feel asleep.... it wasnt that good... some of t he stunts were cool.. but other than that... it was okay
__label__2 You won't see a lot of acrobatics, and there is a short narration in English at the beginning, so it's not the best for guests with limited English comprehension.  Of the three shows we saw in Vegas -- O, Ka, and Mystere, I would rank O first, Mystere second (there's no longer a man in a diaper), and Ka third.  Helpful tip:  if you have time before your trip, join the Cirque Club online for special promotions and check Travelzoo before you buy tickets.  If you can't find any good deals, buy same-day tickets at Tix 4 Tonight (search Yelp for tips on T4T).
__label__0 My fianc\u00e9 and I spent $175 each on really sweet tickets, and were very excited to see this show.  We had dinner at SWITCH at the Wynn which was excellent, and then headed to MGM Grand for our 9:30pm showtime.  \n\nPerks:  They serve 32 oz alcoholic beverages.  I got some peach smoothie something or another which was delicious.  The vertical stage was pretty neat, but you can only watch people fall off it so many times before that gets old too.\n\nDisappointments: Everything else.  The show was SOOOO boring.  I was ready to be amazed and in awe and not wanting it to end.  Instead Jon and I found ourselves looking at each other wondering when the cool effects and acrobatics happened.  We ended up leaving after an hour and ten minutes.  We just couldn't take it any more.  The straw that broke the camels back was when there were crabs and starfish running around the stage.  This isn't Disney World for kids, this is Vegas people.  So awful.\n\nDefinitely do NOT see this show.  It's just as expensive as O, Mystere, Love, and Le Reve, so see one of those where you are sure to leave happy!
__label__0 Wow!  Let's just say I'm super disappointed!  I've seen this show now five times over the past four or five years.  Of the 5...the past four were mild to great.  They've toned the show down so much and now have less experienced talent than before.  I'm sure there's more than one cast but I've always seen a very talented cast.  Sooo...every time I've seen the show they've changed it more and more.  Pretty much for the worst.  This last time was so unbelievable how bad it was I wanted my money back.  After politely contacting Cirque they do not bother to respond.  So now...the gloves come off!  Wow....Cirque!  You're really something else.  Another big company that doesn't give a rats _ _ _ about our hard earned money!   They take your $168 per seat and give you a show now that's so bad...really take my advise...do not go see it.  You'll be sorry!  I feel bad for the very talented performers mixed with other folks, notice I didn't say other performers, that just stand there and look pretty.  What a disappointment for someone that works so hard and proud to be a part of something so spectacular to just end up having a \"bla\" cast to work with.\n\nLet's talk about the show.  Back...oh...I would say four or five years ago when I saw the first show.  Wow!  I was really on the edge of my seat.  Let's compare the differences from then to now.\n\nFirst...opening sequence.  Before no narration...now there is.  Not needed really.  I have no judgment either way.\n\nSecond...the rotating stage comes out of the \"Void\" where it appeared to be a ship with rowers. This turned into a ritual scene.  This involved multiple people doing acrobats, sword stunts, spear stunts and let's say lots of action and energy.  So much happening you would want to come back and watch again to catch what you missed.  The next three shows pretty much the same.   However, this last show...wow...people just standing on the stage on both sides while one so called performer twirls a stick and occasionally slaps it on the ground.  My head was nodding like you see some folks in church.  I was really really very unhappy with what I saw.  My niece and nephew were like...huh?  What's all the hoopla?  Great music but no action to match.  Something just did not add up here.\n\nThird...the long haired villain, which I've always liked.  He was so much fun even though he was the bad guy.  He was not there this evening but they replaced him with a far less experienced person.  Notice again I did not say performer.  This guy did not even climb on the wall near the battle scene towards the end of the show.  To make matters worse, near the end of the battle scene, the \"emperor\" (guy in yellow shoes) falls in pain due to one of his warriors, one of many dies.  What?  My niece and nephew said the same thing.  What's so important about the regular fighter?  It just didn't have the energy there had it been the villain.  In the past four shows, when the villain is defeated and fallen...the stage rotates with theatrical fog, lights, and music to match.  The emperor comes over to comfort his fallen com-rad as the stage rotates downward into the void.  A scene that stuck with me from the beginning.   This time it just lost it's energy and for my niece and nephew they were confused as to what the point was.\n\nFourth, the jungle scene...in the past the jungle music always began with the scene.  This time...the jungle scene was about over when the jungle music came on.  Later when we were discussing the show my niece and nephew said...oh was that a jungle?  Duh...\n\nCirque...music is really key to a production.  You know that!  \n\nThe jungle scene was followed by the air ballet for lack of a better way to describe.  These two individuals put on a stellar performance.  She's nicely shaped and petite and he's very strong.  Fake long hair.  Oooopppss...I think I'm going bald!  \n\nThe Mexican wheel stuntmen always put on a absolute hair raising performance.  You always hear the audience gasp and a super cheer for them.  Applause to you guys!!!\n\nFifth...the rotating stage.   During the scene where there are supposed arrows hitting the ground.  They simulate this with spikes or stems that come up from the rotating stage floor.  With semi slip shoes and these spikes they used to rotate the stage really fast with the performers moving all over.  This included folks falling into the void.  That was really crazy to watch.  This last time though...wow...they just chase each other and some falling with the stage moving ever so so slow.  When the stage did speed like in the past, everyone just hung on to the spikes and or edge.  Acting like they're trying to keep from falling off.  Really not exciting at all.\n\nI could keep writing but I think I've given Cirque too much of my time and money.  Bottom line is..they have this spectacular stage, theater, and music but the actors are not always up to providing the best performance possible.  Cirque has lowered it's standards, not prices.
__label__4 You can never go wrong with watching KA.  The stage is a true masterpiece since it moves.  The best seats are in the back section or else your neck might hurt from looking up if your in the front section.  Spectacular show.  A must see!
__label__4 WOW!! WOW!! \nFantastic show...you ask yourself all the time \"how'd they do that?\"....\nreally enjoyed it...\ntip...don't see too far forward...a lot of action is up high...go for the middle
__label__2 I recently watched this show for the second time since I saw it once w/o my husband and he really wanted to see it. The show is definitely different from your typical cirque du soleil shows. This one is more focused on Asian themed/ sword fighting/acrobatics. Most cirque du soleil show is like watching a dream with really no plot just different acts of crazy \"sitting on the edge of chair\" acrobatics. But KA actually has a storyline and nothing was really scary cause they used wires.\n\nThe language they use and some characters (ie the Tarzan-ish guy) is just hard to take in. Even watching it the second time, it's not my kind of cirque du soleil, so I'm glad for both times I was able to get the tickets for a cheap price.\n\nThe only thing I really like about the show is the big platform that can go vertical and move around. The last scene with the fighting on the vertical wall was my favorite, but the other parts didn't catch my attention like the other shows do.
__label__2 This show is pretty incredible and yes, gravity defying, but if you have seen the traveling Cirque shows it may leave you wanting more. The production value and moving stage is something to be seen, and if you can, do. I just thought the show was more choreography than acrobatics. The shifting, ever evolving stage on hydraulic shafts? AMAZING. whoever thought of that should get a medal.
__label__3 It's cirque so u know it's going to be good. The real only flaw is the somewhat vague storyline but who cares about storylines when u r watching incredibly creative set and costume and choreography. \nAfter a few beers I realized that the KA storyline is basically star wars.  If you keep that in mind it all makes sense- Luke and princess leah versus Darth vader and the emporor. Easy as that
__label__3 Definitely loved KA!!  Visually stunning and beautiful.  This was my second Cirque du Soleil.  Definitely worth the $$$.  You'll never see anything else like it. \n\nBut as much as I loved KA, I still loved O so much more because of the water.  Sorry.\n\nBoth are awesome!!!!!
__label__4 From the moment you walk into the theatre, you are engulfed in the environment of the show.  Not really a bad seat in the house!  There are speakers located in each of the comfy seats so you really feel involved in the show the entire time.\n\nOne of the employees gave us some interesting facts about the show and took time out to show us around!!  Thanks for the hospitality.\n\nGreat locals discount also.  Like that Cirque show alot!!
__label__2 Of all of the Cirque shows I have been too, this one was my least favorite. I guess it depends on what part of Cirque you like...me personally..I like the crazy acrobatic stunts and the tumbling. This show was more storyline centric though. Frankly there were times during the show where I was just bored and waiting for something exciting to happen. That's never been the case for me at any other Cirque shows.\n\nThe theatre was pretty sweet though, and there was actually some audience interaction by the actors, which was pretty cool. Also the whole stage setup and props were just AMAZING. I've never seen a rotating stage like that before. Pretty damn awesome.
__label__3 With Cirque du Soleil virtually taking over the strip there are so many shows to choose from it hard to pick one cirque show to watch on short weekend trip. This is one of the more expensive shows by cirque. We paid quite a bit to get good seats. The production values are top notch and this show actually has a story unlike other shows by cirque which are more of theme IMO. The moving stage is spectacular and so are the drums and as they really pump up the place. Lots of action and it is intense so I wouldn't recommend it to younger kids. Mind you there are some bad seats so be wary and make sure you get a good spot as the prices are pretty high for this show (the highest for a show on the strip if I recall)\nRecommended for sure.
__label__4 This was my second time seeing KA. And I'm happy to say, the second time around was just as good as the first. \n\nWe got tickets for about $60ish/seat. Really, there is no need to pay $100+ to sit up close. Every seat in the house has a fantastic view of the stage. Not to mention, when you do sit in the front rows, you would have to crank your head 90 degrees to the right and left to take in what's happening since the performance is not restricted to the stage only.\n\nSpeaking of stage, the stage for this performance is amazing. It's awesome seeing something so gigantic being moved in all sorts of positions.\n\nThis show is great for everyone. There are parts of the show where it is quite entertaining for children. The fighting scenes are captivating. One thing I really like about this performance is that you dont have to know English (or any other language for that matter) to be able to comprehend the plot.\n\nThe presentation of KA differs greatly from O and Mystere. If you haven't seen this show, go and see it! :D\n\nps. Instead of waiting in the long drink line, you can bring drinks from outside. It'll save you time and a couple of cents =)
__label__0 Well, this is truly a yawner.  The show does have some great acrobats, but the story is hard to follow.  The moving stage gets old quickly.  Totally not worth the high ticket price.  I was disappointed.
__label__1 My husband and I were excited to see Ka because I had heard it was the only one of the Cirque shows with a story line.  We also got front row seats, which we were very excited about.  We became very disappointed about both as the show went on.\n\nThere is so much things flying over the audience's heads, blocked views and bad angles from being so close, the most expensive seats are easily the worst in the house.  =(\n\nThe story was ok.  But hard to follow considering they spoke no English when they talked.  When they did talk it was a jumble of Japanese, Italian, Swahili, and gibberish, depending on the origin of the actor.  Pick one and stick to it please, I may not understand you, but I know what each sound like.  I also didn't understand why the floors turned into walls and started rotating at some points.  It just didn't make sense.\n\nBoth my husband and I thought the tricks where bland and basic circus acts.  My husband had a hard time following the story because their was no talking and because of his lack of interest after seeing people dressed up as giant insects and animals.  This show is geared to much younger audiences.  My husband mentally checked out after he saw someone in a puppeteered turtle costume do the moon walk.\n\nThis show is great for small children and if you sit further back.  If you are taking a vacation without the kiddies, skip this show.  The only way I would have found this entertaining would be if I was 5 years old.
__label__2 Ka did not live up to my expectations. I've always heard of Cirque shows being the \"must see\" in Vegas however, after experiencing a few I would be more inclined to tell people to skip it. About 20 minutes in to the show after the initial amazement had worn off I was bored and ready to leave. I'm sure this is some people's idea of entertainment, definitely not mine.
__label__3 I'm only giving this four stars because I'm comparing it to other shows such as O and Le Reve but if I didn't know any better, it would have given five stars! \n\nThis is a really good show with lots of acrobats and fight sequences.  Get ready to have your mind blown when the stage raises and rotates! There's an Asian influence in this show with dragons and fight scenes.  It's definitely more of a story and the show flows more than the usual Cirque show with a bunch of amazing circus acts, interrupted by French clowns.  I fucking hate clowns.
__label__3 My first Cirque du Soleil experience, and LOVED IT. \n\nI was never drawn to the idea of spending large amounts of money just to see people do tricks in the area and dance around, but after seeing this awesome show I'm now hooked on Cirque du Soleil shows!  I want to see more!!!\n\nWhat made this show good was that it had a central storyline.  I've seen only one other Cirque du Soleil show, the Love by the Beatles show at the Mirage, which didn't really seem to have much of a plot to it, more like random music videos.  I don't want to spoil the story so I won't say too much...but there was a narrator in the beginning of the show who said a few words to set up the storyline, and after that there were no words spoken in English the entire show.  It's pretty cool how you can still understand the central plot when no words are spoken!  That just speaks to the complexity and greatness of the show (and I guess that's why tickets are so pricy).\n\nThe stage is awesome (it moves!) so they played on that factor a lot for their crazy stunts.  Sometimes they would be doing ridiculous tricks and I would look closer and realize that they're not harnessed to ropes!  WHAT?!\n\nThe theme was also cool, with tribal-like crazy costumes for everyone including the ushers.  Love that everyone stuck to the theme so much!\n\nBottom line: Definitely wowed!
__label__4 Another truly amazing Cirque show that needs to be seen.  The acts in this show, I believe, are the most dangerous acts I've seen in all the Cirque shows in Vegas.  The mastery of skills that were on display during the show is just incredible to watch.  The athleticism required to perform the stunts leaves me speechless.
__label__0 I Hated it!  I felt the baton throwing and staged fighting was very boring.
__label__1 I purchased tickets from Living Social. We sat in section 202 - center stage. \n\nI wasn't impressed with the show. Honestly, I was bored throughout the show and looking at my clock to see how much longer we had until closing. \n\nThe transitions from scene to scene was really slow. They look a long time to get to the point. \n\nThe use of digital art was cool but not downright intriguing. The story line was hard to understand. \n\nId spend my money to go see Le Reve or even pay less to go see the Variety Show. You'll be a lot more entertained.
__label__1 Let me preface this by saying it's not a terrible show, and would be great for taking an entire family to (if you can afford it). It's like many things in Vegas, and is way overpriced for what it is.\n\nFirst, some of the acrobatics were great, of course, but nothing I haven't seen at significantly cheaper carnivals and other shows. Sure, they had lots of energy, and I know it's a lot of work, but there wasn't a whole lot of actual talent, which is what I expected to see; this is Vegas, this is supposed to be top-shelf talent, and you can't even get some peopel who can actually shoot a bow and arrow?\n\nIt's a very 'busy' show, so I think for many that's all it needs to be in order to be entertained, but if you focused on the individuals, most weren't really doing much. Wow, you can play catch (and drop it a few times), not very impressive. \n\nThe story was kinda hacky, and the performers themselves aren't mic'd so its like watching a TV show in the Sims 3: cheezy, pointless, and lots of gibberish. The fat lady was completely unnecessary; we get it, fat people are helpless and should be laughed at, but come on, it's an ongoing joke throughout the entire show.\n\nAs for the show's storyline, it basically involved the fat lady matriach of a clan, two men-women (women dressed as men) fall in love to quell the spat between two lands, and pirate dudes crash the party and capture one of the man-woman. King of the pirates wants his daughter to marry, then the Fu-manchu dude presents his emo son to said daughter. Emo dude's special talents include whipping his hair back and amateur pyrotechnics, emo dude then gives the daughter a baton they pretend is a flute for some reason. Some bullshit goes on with some of the original tribes being lost, pointlessly annoying giant bugs and crabs pop up on the beach and take up 20 minutes of time for some stupid reason. Pirate king's daughter falls in love with the man-woman, and gives him the flute-baton for some reason. He plays it for a minute. She then does a baton routine with said flute (which was pretty decent actually). Eventually, the two men-women are reunited, fu manchu dude had a plan to take over all the tribes, some 'war' footage is displayed in terrible quality, then they do a happy dance. Oh, then they'll do real fireworks, which sounds cool, but super bright white light in a pitch-black theatre does what? Oh yeah, it freaking blinds you, so you can't even see it. So f*cking stupid.\n\nAs for the actual good parts in the show, the platform was pretty awesome and took some creative engineering. There were hints of actual talent with the baton routine, the hamster cages (you'll see), and the sparkling dude on the corde lisse, and the sets were designed pretty well. But it was also kinda amateurish, I've seen much more impressive acrobatics done by far cheaper acts, and the focus on a lot of stupid bs like the crab and giant centipede, that took up like over 10 minutes of pointlessness, totally made for any 5 year olds in the audience I suppose.\n\nWe got pretty decent deals ($100/ea, nicely-centered seats in the middle of the arena which are definintely the best seats in the house), but still feel like it was a waste of money.
__label__3 Thank you, thank you, thank you Food Fight Inc. for opening Market Street Diner in Sun Prairie.  It's just what the doctor ordered in this sleepy, food-deprived Madison 'burb.  The menu's a bit of a mix of their Monty's and Hubbard Street diners and overall the food and the service are good.  And, the desserts are GREAT - they've got more kinds of pie than I can even begin to list.
__label__2 I believe that this place was over hyped. It built our expectations way too high and therefore we came out a little disappointed. \n\nWe bought these coupons for 33% off, what we didnt know is that it only applied on a small section of the menu and so ending up we didnt really even use the coupon and paid full price.\n\nIt was pricey, which we anticipated. The food however was lacking. it was small portions and nothing seemed to wow us. I gave this place 3 stars because I didn't think it was that bad. but my friends who I came with trashed down on the place. \n\nI had the surf and turf roll, it was 6 small pieces and the insides of it was good but the seared tuna on top was not.\n\nNever eat seafood at vegas. it's never fresh.. think about out. Vegas = Desert= no ocean= no fish = fish trucked in from west coast= not fresh!! \n\nThe halibut looked very delicious, but just wished the taste was just as nice.  \n\nClam chowder which was above average I would say, lots of clams, too salty though.\n\nHerbal fries... tasted like ketchup to be honest.  \n\nThey give you corn bread and biscuits when you first sit down. the corn bread is to die for. it was perfection. \n\nOverall it was for the experience, I  don't think I'll be coming back to dine though.
__label__2 This review is for the upstairs:\n\nI give this place a resounding \"meh.\"  Got the $75 tasting menu and while some of the dishes were pretty good (pork belly, salmon, beef tartare), most of them were entirely forgettable.\n\nBut the worst part was our server, hell-bent on up-selling us to death.  He actually told us that the 5 course tasting menu was \"just a jumping off point,\" before encouraging us to start our meal with 24 oysters, and insert several ounces of wagyu beef into the meal.  I kid you not.  It was pretty annoying.\n\nOverall, there are many many better places to spend your money in Vegas.
__label__2 We ate in the downstairs \"casual\" section where a three course dinner is the standard and entrees run you ~$35.  I ordered the clam chowder to start followed by the arctic char entree.  I told the waiter I didn't want bacon (as listed on the menu) on my arctic char which should have been a clue to him that I don't eat pork.  I have now come to find out that the clam chowder had bacon in it which was not listed as an ingredient on the menu.  The chowder had undercooked hard pieces of potato and chewy clams so I was not impressed.  The arctic char with Brussels sprouts was delicious.  The fish was cooked properly and I gobbled up the whole entree.  For dessert my husband and I had the ice cream tasting game, which was really fun.  Trying the mole ice cream was an unexpected and hilarious surprise.  I would dine here again for the entree only.  However, if you are looking for fish I would go to American Fish by Michael Mina at the Aria hotel.  Everything about that restaurant surpasses RM Seafood.
__label__1 Great  food, but watch out for the specials with outrageous prices. Staff is apparently schooled to push the specials and avoid mentioning the super high prices. Deceptive practices like this ruin the experience.
__label__3 I had a mixed but very good overall experience downstairs at RM Seafood in Mandalay Place during Restaurant Week.  My Rainbow Roll with a hint of lemon was excellent fresh sushi, and the cornbread that followed was very good.  A Jumbo Lump Crab Cake with fresh Blue Crab, Carrot Salad & Chipotle Aioli was very good, featuring a fair amount of crab--not just filling--and refreshing thin cucumber slices mixed with carrot shavings.  I also enjoyed Rick's White Clam Chowder, which featured a generous amount of quite visible Top Neck Clams, potatoes, and bacon, and was chock full of celery and carrot.  The hot, off-white, and milky soup was interesting and very good.\n\nBut then some problems began to emerge.  One of my dining companions sent back his entree of Divers Scallops, complaining that they were almost ice cold and contained a bit of sand.  When the second batch arrived, he found them to be warm but still not hot, yet ate them this time.  Meanwhile I noted that my sauteed Pacific Halibut, presented with Fennel Silk, Shaved Apple, and Citrus Ragu', was warm rather than hot.  It was tasty, but half of this entree was soft and moist, and the other half was crisp and dry.  A somewhat unusual outcome! \n\nA dessert course of Key Lime Pie made with Swiss Meringue, and presented with sweet Cilantro Syrup, was very good tasting but not as cold as I believe Key Lime Pie should ideally be.  The meringue kisses that topped the large slice were quite nice, and the graham cracker crust perfectly baked.  The few drops of Cilantro Syrup were a nice complement to this dish applied in moderation. as an accent.  I detected just a slight flavor of cilantro, I believe mainly because I knew it would be there.  But the syrup tasted much more like an intense sweetener, and left no impression of a pureed leafy vegetable being placed on my tongue.\n\nSeating in leather booths was very comfortable, and service was generally good, but somewhat mixed.  At times Iced Tea refills were delivered without request, and at other times I had to ask for them.  I saw Chef/Owner Rick Moonen inside the restaurant engaged in conversation with two men at the bar, but never got to speak with him.  It is nice to know that he is a \"hands on\" chef.  And, after the scallops exchange, a manager came over to apologize for the problem, took the item off the bill, and gave my friend a 25% off card for a future meal at the restaurant.\n\nThis was an exploratory outing, and I experienced enough that I liked to make a return visit, and try out some other seafood offerings at a future date.
__label__4 Disappointed by a warm room and no table having been reserved for us we decided to leave after 10 minutes, but the manager, Bill, persuaded us to stay and spared no effort: we were glad we did.  This was our best dinner in Vegas.  Yum Pretzel bread.  Stimulating ginger and  rum cocktail and careful preparation of Gypsy and Martini.  Delightful bouche-amuse lily plate of creamed eggplant salad; best Cioppino for a long time, M had best FG, one seared, one mousse, as well as divers scallops with pork-belly;  refreshing rum-pineapple-coconut upside down and chocolate truffle desserts with paired champagne and tawny port.  Many extra touches and care to make you feel special
__label__2 I didn't have high expectations coming here after looking at the reviews and hearing a friend's experience, and didn't walk away feeling any different. We had brought a Groupon ($46) for two entrees and a carafe of wine, so I figured it was the perfect opportunity to gave this place a try. The bill still came out to be around $80 total (including the Groupon) at the end, which we still felt was overpriced compared to what we were served.\n\nWe had the crab cakes for an appetizer, and like many places, the pitfall is that there was so little crabmeat compared to the stuffing (breadcrumbs, etc.). I'm guessing it's  done in many places to stretch the number of crab cakes a restaurant can make, but it takes away so much from the dish. It was just dry and would break apart easily.  Although the flavor was good, the pasta in my cioppino was severely overcooked, and the BF had the halibut which was cooked nicely but kind of bland.\n\nWith all the competing restaurants from famous chefs on the Strip, I'd try other ones (and recommend you do so as well) before returning.
__label__1 Napkins shed little white flakes all over your clothes, the lobster and and soups are great, but the crab was bitter.
__label__3 Wonderful food, and excellent service.\n\nWe had a hour before the Michael Jackson One show, so things were a little rushed, wish had more time to enjoy the food.\n\nEverything was delicious.  One slight disappointment for my wife was the Wagayu hanger steak, a little tough to chew...  But then again, this is a seafood place, even she acknowledged she should have gone with her first choice of the sturgeon.\n\nOur waiter was great, got everything fired on time for us to make the show with plenty of time to spare.  He was attentive and helpful, and helped to get my wife the marrow bones to accompany her entree.\n\nAny downside at all, was that there was something between the waiters that night, you can see the stress and hear the mutterings and the unhappy faces when they are not actually serving anyone...  But it didn't affect our service at all, just something for the management to deal with...
__label__1 The food was fresh, and tasted great.  However, for almost $50, I received a piece of fish less than 3 ounces.  The dish had no side, literally nothing else on the plate excpet garnish.  We skipped desert and got a yogurt next door for $6.  Dont waste your time here.
__label__1 So, it had been a while since I had been, and remembered it being okay, so I thought I'd drive over and give it a hot. I ordered the tomato soup & turkey deluxe. The service, again, was very slow! The staff seemed pretty involved in their own conversations rather than working. So, I got home and my turkey deluxe, which should have been turkey, Swiss, lettuce, tomato & bacon...no bacon, ugh! In addition there was one piece of turkey. I will say the chips & salsa, I guess the automatic side, were good. Definitely disappointed with my return visit :-(.
__label__2 Tried this place for lunch-- good stuff (authentic-- no one spoke English!) but tacos were not as good as Los Gemelos or Taqueria el Jalapeno.  The baked items looked awesome... wish I still had the metabolism of my younger self...
__label__4 Without a doubt, the most expensive meal I have ever had - but before you run away, here is our story...\n\nCame here with my best friend and his wife (a definite fine dining aficionado) as one of our \"last hurrah\" outings before kids... hence my wife was about 3 months pregnant and still nauseous most of the time.  HINT - rich food and morning sickness are not compatible, hence I ended up eating BOTH prix fixe dinners (poor wife could only manage some table bread and a little of the sorbet that they served between courses while the friend's wife was moaning in ecstasy with every bite of foie gras).\n\nAnyhow, there are plenty of reviews here to vouch for the food, the service, the atmosphere, the experience - and they are all spot on.  Just wanted to share our story.  Will definitely plan on taking the wife back there for one of our anniversaries.
__label__4 A very enjoyable experience and would consider this one of the most romantic places my wife and I have been to for dinner.  I would highly recommend sitting outside to watch the famous Bellagio fountains as this truly added to the overall ambiance of the dinner.  Our waiter Robert was exceptional and he had been with the restaurant since its grand opening in 1998.  I would recommend this for business or pleasure and we are glad that this was our first nights dinner here in Vegas.
__label__2 I want to give it 3.5 but that's not an option. I have wanted to eat here ever since I found out it was awarded 2 michelin stars. But reading the menu I had always been reluctant because there is a serious lack of creativity and it seems dated.  \n Turns out my preconceived perceptions were accurate. Eating here is like a culinary time warp back to 1985. With an ambiance that is very quiet and stuffy (not good when your in Vegas).\n We did the degustation menu (which based on reading previous reviews hasn't changed in a very long time). To recap Lobster Salad, Scallop, Foie Gras & either Turbot or Lamb (I chose the turbot) followed by choice of dessert. \n What the restaurant deserves credit for is service and execution. Although the dishes were rather boring conceptually in each case the protein was cooked perfectly. Maybe the best seared scallop I have ever been served. Thus the 3.5 rating. \n If you are dining with the elderly or are not an adventurous diner you'll probably be very happy. But, if your like me and prefer something lively, innovative and unique Picasso is not for you.
__label__4 A beautiful restaurant with a view to kill for, perfect food, and perfect service.  Alright!  See you next review!\n\nWell, OK.  I guess my paltry review might be interesting to someone (probably not), but here goes.\n\nThe interior is gorgeous.  The artwork, the decor, everything.  Everyone greets you warmly and with a smile.  No stuffiness at all, it's all very warm and inviting.  We sat outside and, except for an occasional mist of water and ducks trying to get in on our dinner, it was perfect.  The fountains look majestic from this side, illuminated by Paris and Planet Hollywood.\n\nOur waiter was delightful.  Very entertaining, friendly, warm, knowledgeable and attentive.  All of the wait staff was top notch.  The sommelier was amazing and rightfully proud of the pairings he selected.  These were, by far and away, the best wine pairings I've ever had.  It seems like the chef and the sommelier designed their menus together, because the food and the wine perfectly compliment each other.  I mean REALLY compliment.  Not in terms of vague overtones, or mouthfeel, or anything terribly abstract.  The wines TASTED like they belonged right alongside the dishes; like they would be incomplete without each other.  Amazing.  If you do the tasting menu and don't get wine pairings you're doing it wrong.\n\nThe first course was the Maine Lobster Salad.  More lobster than salad, which is fine with me.  The succulent, sweet lobster is molded and topped with kind of like a micro-greens salad.  The apple and champagne vinaigrette gave a nice acidity which cut through the richness of the lobster.  Complimenting the dish are pink peppercorns which explode with the absolute perfect flavor (that is also present in the accompanying wine!!!)  and tiny balls of avocado and cantaloupe which give the lobster a creamy companion to contrast with the sharpness of the vinegar.\n\nNext was the scallop.  Personally the biggest scallop I'd ever seen.  Seared beautifully with a nice brown crust.  The scallop was so tender, even on the bed of light, creamy mousseline, it seemed like it couldn't even support it's own weight.  Sweet and succulent doesn't even describe the scallop, and the veal jus was a surprisingly good accompaniment.  This was my wife's favorite dish of the evening.\n\nAnd then, the foie gras.  The duck liver is just perfectly cooked: impeccably seared on the outside, with just enough heat in the middle to just soften the fat enough so that it literally (really, literally) melts in your mouth.  Accompanied by a rhubarb reduction of a sweet Hungarian wine, which is served as the pairing.  The sommelier recommended alternating every bite.  He was right.  Incredible.\n\nI had the lamb with pisto, mint, and and a tempura zucchini flower.  The dish is just beautiful.  I almost didn't want to eat it, it was an amazing work of art.  But I did.  It was good.  Really, really good.  Lamb, surprise, was cooked perfectly.  The pisto was a perfect accompaniment, and the mint was great and not overpowering.\n\nDesert was definitely the most artistic looking course.  Beautifully presented, and delicious on top.  I opted for the one with the mini cinnamon buns.  Not too sweet and a great balance of flavors.\n\nObviously I could have ended this review in one line.  What's the point?  Of course everything was amazing.  But one line wouldn't do this restaurant justice for how perfect everything is.
__label__4 This reveiw is from Christmas 2012. I came here with daughter, son in law and my dad and stepmom. My Dad and stepmom are not gourmet food lovers at all. My Dad is only happy with steak and baked potato but they were willing to try all the places we had scheduled for this Christmas trip. We had reservations at Gordon Ramsey steak, Le Cirque, Cut, Picasso,  la l'atelier de Joel Robouchon, and Carnevino. My daughter is a huge foodie and I enjoy the experience of the food and the atmosphere. \nWe all had the tasting menu and I wish I could remember everything but I do remember liking everything. \nThe room was beautiful of course with Picasso's on the wall how could it not be. \nService was great.
__label__3 Food was amazing.  The terrace with the fountains made for a very unique dining experience, but indoor would have been more romantic for us.  Service was on par for a restaurant of this level.  Cost was less than what I expected for a restaurant of this level.  I would recommend this restaurant for anyone in Las Vegas.
__label__2 I liked Lago but I didn't love it.  I think it had something to do with their selection which is no where neat the size of Le Village Buffet in Paris.  The food that I did have was very good.  I was there for breakfast and the omelet station was appreciated.  I would be willing to return if I were walking through Caesar's and hunger hit me -- especially during breakfast time.
__label__0 If I had the option to put zero stars... this would be it... I'm really disappointed about wasting my time going through traffic just to check out this place that doesn't deserve to be called a buffet.  They make Hometown Buffet look like its 5 stars!!!  Upon arriving, thank goodness I was able to bypass the long line with my Total Rewards Platinum Card... It was very unusual that they didn't have a special wait area that immediately had a host service you... It was such a joke because to consider this place is Caesar's Palace!  Harrahs should really do something about this because this could be a turning point when you won't see people come back and put a bad name to it!  I did purchase the 24 hour buffet and thought Planet Hollywood was ok... Paris was not great in service... I will specify in another post for that place... Now I understand why upon arriving outside the entrance a group of guys stormed out of there saying out loud and warning people that it was terrible not to waste your time and money.  I really felt sorry for those people who were standing in line for that!  Lets just say your kitchen is probably bigger than what they had goin on there... The food was bland... no variety... almost felt like I was selecting food from a hospital cafeteria...no joke and I'm not exaggerating either!  Take my advice and anyone that has complained... do not waste your time go directly to the RIO Carnival Buffet... 2nd if you have to Planet Hollywood is ok... unless you have platinum or diamond , seven stars membership be prepared to be in a long line... Or take someone that has access to walk thru VIP... Hmmm why didn't I go on yelp to check the reviews before wasting my time here...ummm never again!!!
__label__2 Came here as one of the stops for the \"Buffet of Buffets\" 24 hour pass thing. It's nothing compared to the buffet at the Wynn but I don't think this buffet deserves so many one and two star reviews. Yes, the selection is limited but the food isn't crappy either. The interior is inviting. The line sucks unless you're a diamond/platinum member.
__label__0 One of the worst buffets in Las Vegas, period.  Very poor selection of food and of those available, marginal quality.  Stay away and go to Wynn - more expensive but definately worth it.  Even our waitress said not to drink the cheap campagne - it's low quality and will give you a bad headache.\nHave been to many LV buffets and this ranks as the lowest of all.
__label__0 We've been going to Vegas buffets for 40 years - finally decided to try Caesar's. I figured that a 1st class resort would have a great buffet. WRONG!!!! Besides being the smallest buffet we've ever been to it was boring and uninteresting. Loaded with different pastas. Except for the cold shrimp, there were no shrimp dishes of any kind. Trays were left almost empty. I emailed the manager expecting at least an appology, but not even the courtest of a reply. This was the 1st time we ever left a buffet hungry. I hate to say this, but you would do better at any other buffet, and that includes Terribles! Actually, Hometown Buffet is better! Sorry, Caesars, you need to do a a LOT better.
__label__1 I did see the reviews and I should have turned around, but I guess I had to experience it for myself.  I was tired after a long day and had no desire to move or walk around anymore and being hungry I walked into this buffet.  I wish I didn't.  For the price I should have walked myself back into the parking lot and drove over the Mandalay Bay's Bayside Buffet.\n\nWhen we were here most of the food in the enclosed hot buffet pots were way too salted and couldn't touch.  Perhaps the cook had an oops moment or something.  The meats were a bit dry and the selection that wasn't big didn't really look appetizing to me and for the most part I really didn't think it was all that fresh either.  It was just less than okay. \n\nThe only thing I really stuffed my mouth with were the french macaroons I found in the dessert section which were pretty good and that was about the only thing I kept on going back for since the french macaroons just outside the buffet was costing like 3 for 10 dollars....lol.\n\nUnfortunately, I will never return to this buffet even if I am exhausted and do not have the energy to walk anywhere else I will find myself any fastfood  over this place and will save my money!
__label__0 this place does not deserve any stars at all. My boyfriend and I were looking for a breakfast place and we ran into this one. We thought \"how can you really screw up breakfast?\" LAGO DID!!\n\nWe went for brunch, i think we JUST missed breakfast and I think it was 10am when we came. We paid about $26 per person and that was $26 down the drain for each of us.\n\nThe scrambled eggs looked so runny (egg beaters not even real eggs) and the hash browns tasted powdery...(it was probably instant). LIke everyone else says, there was not much to choose from. The beef i had was SO salty, at least it wasn't dry. The oatmeal was okay.  I had salad and I felt i could make a better salad at home. There wasn't many toppings or dressings to choose from. The best thing there was probably the fruit. Nothing really looked that appetizing so I didn't eat too much. \n\nWe were both really disappointed with this buffet, especially with it being in such a nice hotel, you'd think it would be better! It was so bad that i forgot I was even in a nice hotel, I thought i was in some dinky hotel.\n\nListen to me and everyone else, STAY AWAY from this buffet.
__label__1 Finally, the elusive Lago Buffet in Caesar's Palace.... After all these years of hearing how this buffet was lacking in food for it being in Caesar's Palace I finally gave it a try... and guess what?  All the reviews were right on the lacking part of things... so here's what I thought of it...\n\n1)  Decor was awesome!  Loved the interior and the design of the place... it's more like fine dining compared to a buffet... nice booths, white table-clothed linen tables, beautiful lighting, etc...  1 star\n\n2)  Service was great!  Our waitress was so attentive and was always around when we needed... just keeping the table clean and table cloth tidy is totally cool of her.  Service received 1 star\n\nSo what about the food you ask?  Well.... not much...\n\nDespite the fact that everyone in my party enjoyed the food, I, for one, was definitely not excited.  Being inside one of the most prestigeous casinos how you gonna have like a 5 stations buffet including salads and dessert?  I totally seen better.......\n\nEverything I picked seems like it's either chicken or some sort of veggies... there is one single fish dish, and that's pretty much all the exciting choices that I can find... (and it was dry!)  Seriously folks... 2 chicken dishes done differently but they are still chicken.  Salad stations lack in choices of toppings, etc... I don't know.... I really don't have much to say about this buffet's edible contents... it's just so lacking....\n\nSo for all of you who is planning to visit vegas, for the price of $26 you can \"DEFINITELY\" go to another exciting buffet that will leave you breathless (literally)...but if you end up going for the 24hrs buffet feast, it wouldn't hurt to give this place a try...  other than that... it's really not worth the visit...
__label__2 This was the last buffet my boyfriend and I came to on our BOB adventure. We had just eaten at the Rio and came to Lago really for desserts.\n\nBut of course, when we got there, we decided to eat some regular foods. This buffet was definitely the smallest of the three we went to. Actually, I think this buffet is smaller than Hometown Buffet. \n\nAnyways, I ate some bread...after doing some searching for butter. I know, it sounds minimal, but I really wanted bread and butter...but the butter is not with the bread? It's over by the salad part station, weird. Anyways, I got my bread and butter. I also got some ribs, but I was SO full that I think I only ate one. It tasted good, but I was so full that I really didn't want to eat anymore. \n\nI all the food settle though before going over to the desserts. At first, I didn't see the desserts and was like \"WTF\"?!?! But then realized that it was in the middle of the restaurant. I agree, the desserts are the best here! \n\nService was a little slow on refilling drinks. He'd take our plates, but wouldn't ask if we wanted a refill, when we obviously had no more soda left. And the lady that was working as the cashier was super slow. I'm glad we had a lot of time to spare because I would have been sad if we didn't make it into this last one because the lady was ringing so slowly. \n\nDue to the small selection, I wouldn't come here on it's own. There's not enough to feel like I'd get my money's worth here. But if you're doing the BOB, coming here for the desserts is good enough!
__label__2 Oohh... ahhh... a posh, semi-secret members-only club in Vegas!  You know what?  It's not nearly as cool as it sounds.  Imagine my disappointment, after getting onto the VIP list with the help of a local connection, but it's the truth.  (The Foundation Room is open to the hoi polloi on Mondays, or else there wouldn't be much point in reviewing it, would there?)\n\nOkay, yes, it does feel pretty awesome when you walk up to the unobtrusive podium in the lobby, murmur your name to the hostess behind the desk, and get waved through the ropes to the single elevator.  There's no need to punch buttons, because it only goes one place - straight up to the Foundation (ironically, located at almost the very top of Mandalay Bay).  \n\nWhen the elevator doors open, you're greeted with the kind of quiet, plush elegance that tells you you really don't belong.  The club consists of a series of rooms branching off to either side of a main lounge.  From the lounge, you can also reach the restaurant and the balcony, which really does have a stunning view of the Strip - the best in the city, if the hype is to be believed.  It's pretty spectacular, and so the balcony is always crowded with people wrestling between their desire to gawk and their desire to look cool and jaded.\n\nAnd yes, the decor is not only tasteful but actually beautiful - romantically dim lights, opulent Indian and Asian art and decorations, and exotic wood paneling and carvings.  Smaller, private rooms off the hallways are reserved for private parties, but a quick peek revealed low, plush couches and more elaborate furnishings and art.  \n\nThe main lounge is where the bar is, but good luck muscling your way up to the front and getting served - and if you do, you'll find yourself paying $12 for a small drink that's mostly ice.  Yum.  A second, smaller room has another bar and (at least the night I was there) a complimentary hookah table set up on one side, with three hookahs bubbling away in different flavors.  Bowls of plastic-wrapped disposable mouthpieces were set out, so you'd just grab one and get ready to puff - an uncharacteristically free bonus in an otherwise insanely overpriced place.\n\nThe music wasn't anything super-special - muted trance-house with a vaguely Asian flavor in the lounge, and more hip-hop in the smaller room.  But everyone is too busy looking hott and being way too cool to actually want to dance, so all there really is to do here is silently judge each other's outfits and suck on your expensive ice drink.  This is okay for about an hour, but then it gets old fast.\n\nI'm glad I went to the Foundation Room for two reasons: to see that magnificent view, and to have my illusions about exclusive members-only clubs demolished.  Yeah, it's posh and people are probably wearing outfits that cost more than my annual salary, but you'll have way more fun slurping $2 beaker shots and dancing to disco at Gay Corners, where everyone's allowed in.  Power to the people!
__label__2 Saturday night - After dining upstairs in the House of Blues Foundation Room, the BF and I wandered through this elusive lounge to check out the scene and to enjoy the view.  \n\nYes, the view is absolutely fabulous.  With the Mandalay Bay Hotel being at the south end of the strip, it gives you a fabulous view looking up the strip.  And yes, we took a picture up there too.  With a view like that, who doesn't? While enjoying the view, you also meet the most interesting of people who are happy to invite you to party with them, and I do mean 'party' in all ways Vegas can be interpreted.\n\nThe music was okay, and the crowd was interesting.  There was a variety of people, in terms of age and genre.  I can't say the same about the ethnic card though as there wasn't such a diversity at all.  We checked out some of the smaller rooms and danced a bit.  I wasn't too impressed by the cow who tripped over her drunk self while apparently trying to dance sexy and in the process stuck her heel into my foot. (And of course, I was wearing open-toed shoes.)  It wouldn't have been so bad if she apologized or excused herself, but she was so drunk and embarrassing that the guys around her were having a 'good' time with her.  Odds were they were both trying to figure out who gets to take her home 'cuz you know she was going to go home with someone, it was just a matter of who.  (If I were them, they both should have negotiated and both gone with her!)  \n\nThe ladies' room gets crowded as everyone is in there fixing their make-up and you're bound to find someone, anyone kicking back with the restroom attendant.  I wasn't sure if it was a guest or a cocktail waitress, either way, she was just sitting in there chatting it up all night long. \n\nIt's not that crowded on a Saturday night because you do need to be on the list or a member.  Monday nights are crazy because that's when they open up the doors to the public.  I would only return for the view, but that's about it.  Better music and atmosphere can be found elsewhere.
__label__1 If it is supposed to be locals night on monday don't ask me for cover. Its an alright lounge but I am not paying cover for the right to purchase over priced drinks. I left they can keep their liquor on the shelves\n\nI have been there before its a nice view but not worth the hassle.
__label__1 I used to be a member, and I think it's seen it's better days. It's not very exclusive when they hand out passes to everyone who walks into the casino. Now, it just seems old and a bit beat up. It used to be the place I wanted to go. Now, it's just the place I go if (insert club here) is too crowded. As for the food, it's Vegas. You can do better (and pay less). It still is probably the best view in Vegas, and if you can afford the New Years Eve party, it's unforgettable. It was great when you could watch the HOB shows live in the media room.\n\nGo for drinks on the patio, but not for any other reason.
__label__2 This review is for the RESTAURANT portion of the Foundation Room.\n\nI came here several nights ago for dinner, and it was ok, nothing great. The food isn't bad, but compared to the price, it's not worth it. I guess if you want a quieter place to dine, and you're a member, then sure, it's ok.\n\nI ordered the horseradish crusted, rib-eye steak. Again, it was good, but not great. I would have much rather have had a steak from Mesa Grill.\n\nFor sides we ordered the mashed potatoes, and something else, which I can't even remember, that's how insignificant it was.\n\nThe service and ambiance are great though. As everyone has pointed out, the view is spectacular. I'd come back for drinks at this particular Foundation Room, and skip the restaurant. Come to think of it, you can just go to Mix, at THE Hotel for drinks and an even better view.\n\nFood: 2\nAmbience: 5\nService: 5\nValue: 2
__label__4 The Foundation Room is unique, laid back, kinda eerie, kinda exclusive, and should be visited at least once. I have not eaten there yet, only visited the bar. My wife and I asked if we were allowed to look around and got a private tour by a very nice waiter. Each room is decorated differently, and is really something to see. He said a lot of times the headline entertainers will come to the Foundation Room after performing. He also said he thinks the place is haunted. He said at night when they are closed, employees have heard a little girls voice in some of the rooms. Oh yeah, the view from the balcony outside the bar is second to none in Vegas. Being 48 stories up, outside and at the end of the strip, it is a great perspective.
__label__4 Great club/Lounge. Excellent service and bottle service is a must. The view in the patio is also wonderful. Special thanks to Dimitri and Kristina S for their excellenct customer service and friendliness.
__label__4 Good night view !! Service was good ! Best place for romantics date ,birthday ! When u visit vegas from other state you should try here !
__label__1 Blood, drinks and a Tetanus Shot!!!!  We went to the Foundation Room on Friday the 17th is October for a Neyo Concert After Party.  We got a round of drinks and headed to the balcony to check out the view.  Just as we stepped in to the balcony I got stuck in the foot with something and grabbed my husband.  It was a piece of broken glass that's cut my foot.  Ouch.  I looked down at my feet it was blood all over my sandals.  A bouncer popped up out of nowhere and checked me.  He called for a\n\"Medic\" on his headset.  He had to call 2 more times for the \"Medic\" bye that time it was blood dripping on the floor.  The medic came took my over to a take a seat.  Bless his soul he wasn't prepared for the amount of blood that my foot was dripping.  He had one bandaid, a thing of saline, and a pack of gauze.  The \"Medic's\"hand was shaking.  I looked at my best friend who is in the medical field to care for my wound.  She pressed on my food to stop the bleeding and to make sure it wasn't any glass in my foot.  She told Bouncer with Gloves, sorry I meant to say the \"Medic\" to get more gauze and more bandaids.  She cleaned the wound with the saline and bandaged me up.  \nThe Medic got us a round of drinks for the inconvenience but never filled out a incident report.  Later that evening we stopped at our hotels security to get more band aids and gauze because the wound was oozing.  They asked us why we never took pics or had a incident report filled out.  To be honest we didn't think about it.  My foot hurt and was sore for the rest of our visit which totally sucks since you have to walk a mile inmost hotels in Vegas just to get a coffee.  \nNow that I am home I was still having issues with my foot so I went to my Dr.  she cleaned the wound which does look like it was getting infected, she gave me antibiotics and a lovely tetanus shot!!!    She asked me why I didn't take pictures of the glass, my foot when it happened and all the blood and my answer was it was all just a accident by irresponsible drinks. They dropped their glass and never told security to clean it up.  The other reason was we were more concerned with stopping the bleeding.  My girlfriends husband was feeling faint since he doesn't do well with blood.  The bleeding was so bad that the white on my sandals were covered in blood.  \nThe bouncers were really nice even though they never filled out a incident report.
__label__2 It's packed like PURE is and you're really just constantly moving around. Pretty hard getting drinks. \n\nMy cousin was doing the robot (haha) and then taking a picture with these dudes...and then the next second, he's ready to fight them for whatever reason. Good times. I told him I wasn't ready for a 6 v. 2 battle, but maybe after two more $15 shots of Patron I would be.
__label__1 We got in for free from Social House upstairs, but left pretty quickly.  The club is rather small, and when we were there, it was pretty empty.  I certainly wouldn't pay to come in here.
__label__1 This place wasn't bad...worked to get our group inside without paying for cover...music was decent...a lil too much britney at times but when your drunk you dance to whatever crap the dj plays\ndrinks were pricey like anywhere else on the strip\nMinus one star because the bouncers can kiss my ass..how do you kick out someone for looking at somebody else 'wrong' and say we were trying to start something when we PAID to sit down at a table and not let me close my tab at the bar?
__label__3 Here is another casino that we play at when we're in town.  Casino part is ok.  It's a little bit cheaper sometimes than the strip but not always the stations casions (this is if you're playing tables).  They don't have that many 1 cent slots as the stations casinos.  Food here is good.  I like the shops that they have outside.  Even the movie theater is nice, which is a change of pace if you want to take a break from eating/gambling.
__label__0 Never again....I have tried this place twice now.  First time was a NYE party and now just to hang out and gamble.  Each time sucked!  I got suckered into bottle service for 500 bones and now just dropped 100 bucks at keno.  What a complete waste of time.  Also, why didn't anyone tell me there was a freakin loer yuppie convention in town???
__label__0 I won't bore you with details of why it's a one star - other than - our car was broken into and the security staff blamed us - FOR PARKING THERE!\n\nMy time is more valuable than to trash them in this forum.  It's a -5 stars from us.  \n\nVisit at your own risk.\n\nPS - Management is aware of the security staff screw up.  They apologized but in no way offered to cover any damages.  An apology does not make up for \"being raped after being raped\" - a direct quote from the hotel VP.
__label__3 Not crowded today. This place gets busy fast, but on early Sunday morning, we had no trouble finding a parking place, nor finding a line at the buffet. \n\nWe saw many new slots as well, most empty however, both before we ate and after. Business must be down. \n\nIf you are lucky, you could find the best slots here, they have always been pretty good to me.
__label__0 This place is for \"locals\" and it's ridiculous.  The machines really never win if you talk to people who live here and they charge too much for drinks.  If you want to have FUN then go to South Point Casino on Friday nights where drinks are $2 for well drinks and the people there are nice unlike the staff at GVR.  It is just a pretty casino out to get money from you to be prettier period.  OH and NEVER use their pay phone there (I had to because I didn't have my phone with me and the desk wouldn't let me use theirs, lovely).  Anyway, used the pay phone and received a bill for $70.00 for 2 minutes because they go through some group that's a scam, fyi.
__label__2 I've stayed here twice for work, and GVR is a fine property, but just seems a little dated and drab, and both times I've stayed, I've noticed some \"off\" things in the rooms (I stayed in a really nice suite one of the times and the steam shower was broken, one of the phones didn't work, and the remote on the living area TV needed new batteries.  In the regular room, I was missing shampoo in the shower, and one of the dresser handles kept falling off). The hotel only has 7 stories, and a lot of rooms have views of the parking garage, which is sort of a bummer.  \n\nThe pool area is really nice, there's a sandy area that's good for kids, and a secluded 21+ area for adults, as well as a quiet lap pool by the spa.  They play great music by the pool too - lots of stuff that made me go \"I remember that song from high school!.\"  it was fun.   The bikini-clad waitresses are a bit much for my taste, but it's nice to have good drinks and snacks served poolside, and there's lots of good people watching.  There's also a huge spa/workout area that looked cool.\n\nThe hotel is near the District, which is a great open area pedestrian mall that makes you feel a million miles from Vegas (check out Rachel's for a great breakfast, and do some shopping at Anthropologie or REI and watch all the young families and puppies walking around).  There's also a movie theater on site - so plenty to do if you're not into gambling.\n\nPlenty of slot machines and other gambling options if you are into that, including at least one $5 blackjack table for cheapskates like me.  And there's a great Irish pub near the casino with $3 pints, which was nice.  \n\nSomeone else mentioned the lack of coffee makers.  Agreed, that they were missed.  we had a big work meeting here, and our meeting planners brought this up with the hotel - we learned that it's a health/safety concern.  Those coffee pots were full of germs.  Keurig machines would be a nice option because the alternative to trekking downstairs is ordering a $15 pot of coffee via room service.
__label__4 ******CASINO REVIEW ONLY******\n\nI've never stayed at the hotel so I'm writing this review strictly on the casino. It is by far my favorite casino in the Las Vegas area. Now, I should admit that I never play slots, and no, not because I think they're for \"suckers\" I just don't enjoy them. (Let's be honest, if you gamble at all... you're a bit of a sucker... these places aren't made of solid gold for no reason :-) Back to business; right when I walked in, I knew that it was going to be my kind of place. It's never ridiculously crowded. The drink servers greeted me right away and took my order. The table limits allow you to play at the level YOU decide you are comfortable with. Also, if you're a dice player, this is the only casino in Nevada that I've noticed has a Fire Bet. There is a great, reasonably priced food court if you want to grab a bite to eat and don't feel like taking out a 2nd on your house. It really is the ONLY place I feel comfortable gambling at in Nevada. 5 stars for the Jolly Green Giant. \n\nRegards,\nCFC
__label__1 We went to their \"seafood buffet\" last night since we were happy to see their seafood night had been brought back. What an utter disappointment. Incredibly long line to get your crab legs steamed. The quality is also not there...not from how I remember from a few years ago. \n\nThe \"sushi\" is some kind of rice-looking roll but it doesn't taste like sushi rice...tastes like some mass produced item. \n\nThe rest of the non-seafood offerings are just meh. Oversalted and overspiced.\n\nSad, this used to be one of our fave buffets for us and for entertaining out of towers but we will probably not be back....
__label__0 What an incredible disappointment !!! A few months ago I purchased an auction item for St Jude's children's hospital , it featured 2 nights in a Luxury suite at this \"hotel\"...\nWith breakfast etc... I live  in Los Angeles  and as an active member of  The charity it seemed right to bet on this deal and come visit my Vegas friends, I invited  the manager of a CVS pharmacy, the CEO of a major Coaching company, and a lactation expert in a Summerlin famous hospital, along with 3 ,17 years old ....their kids...A very civilized and educated group of people who came to have Thai food with us in the Tuscany suite of 2000 sq feet with a large dining  table that seemed to be \" inviting\"....in Any case after 20 min in our dinner , as civilized and normal as could be , 9.20pm someone knocks at that door , my husband sees those 2 men, one claiming he received several complaints from guests about us making too much noise to which all of our faces dropped !! How could it BE? Were we in the famous Las Vegas on a Sunday night November 10th  ?? No School on the 11th right ? only chewing our foods and laughing here and there to our friends jokes. By the way they all intended to go back to their respective beautiful homes early (and  decoration-wise much prettier than that overdone Rococo suite) .... I think that this pretentious hotel thought we planned on ALL  sleeping there ! What a joke! They kept on coming back and the 3rd time planned on getting my non-registered guests outside the room cause they were now 6 men, 2 of them in yellow plastic suits claiming to be security ! My friends and I  took our phone and started filming ,which immediacy calmed them down ... I forgot to say that we are a group of 50 year old people and our kids were there NO WE MADE NO NOISE!!!! A DINNER that left such a bitter taste to my life after my guests heard twice they will be asked to leave!!! We all left!!!\n I feel that The Green Valley Ranch is the worst experience I ever had.... Very disappointing to look forward to a nice and relaxing 3 days week end in a \"luxury \" hotel and get a very angry little man, telling us to behave or else .....  It is the first time in my entire long life that I have been subject to such a treatment.\nI have been a fan of the red rock hotel for a long time and stayed at the top floor suite for events, and parties  ,many times ,This really does not reflect right on the owners of the stations nor to their commitment to their guests.\n\nAnd guess what... I left a message at the very apologetic reception desk asking for a follow up from someone different than the angry power tripping man in charge that night (after all I left  after 5 hours instead of 3 days )\n\nNo news.....!\n\n\n\n.\n.
__label__0 Just. Called no longer open to locals unless you buy a cabana. They don't like locals it's just a lame slogan.
__label__0 We have gone to the buffer for years back when they had crab nightly and for us it was the best buffet ever. We always ate here one while visiting from SoCal The crab buffet  ended a few years ago but we happened to be in town and noticed the buffet had crab on Friday night so we went\nWe waited for 1.5 hours in line started shortly after 7 pm. They had several VIP lines and sat everyone in those lines before general public - very unfair. The crab legs were tiny baby crab no meat like before and poor tasting\nThis buffet went from the top of our choice to where we will never go back \nThey are out of town in Henderson and used to worth the drive but  not anymore most other casinos have a better buffet and better service
__label__0 This place always sends out shady advertising deals. I am not sure what they mean by we love locals because we are locals and avoid this place like the plague.
__label__0 Disgusting...blah.  I am not real picky when it comes to casual restaurants.  But I have to admit, some of this food was barely edible.  The calamari was so chewy, it tasted like rubber.  The turkey burger ordered by one comrade came out pink.  That is a little scary since turkey really should be thoroughly cooked.  My eggplant ravioli was tolerable but made my husband gag.  One person ordered the pastrami sandwich and picked at it...and I have to say, we are not the kind to snub our noses at good sandwiches.  The only thing that was pretty good was the chicken pot pie.  \n\nOn top of the nasty food, our waitress seemed completely stoned.  It took her 10 minutes to get us our drinks and she would disappear for several minutes at a time.  When we asked her questions, she had not clue what the answer was and had to go ask someone else.  Seriously incompetent.  So, my suggestion is to steer clear of this place.
__label__1 Denny's quality food with Las Vegas quantity prices.  Pass.
__label__0 ONE WORD: TERRIBLE.\n\nAside from the hostess being very pleasant, I can't say a positive thing about this place.  The server was determined to act as disinterested as possible and the food was equally unimpressive.  \n\nMy wife ordered matzoh ball soup which was basically Campbell's basic chicken noodle with a dough ball plopped in the middle.  Okay, so maybe it's best to stick to the traditional American fare at a place called \"Red, White, and Blue\".  Unfortunately that didn't work either as the burger and onion rings I had tasted just as plain as what you'd get from the frozen food aisle of your local grocery store.  Pretty disappointing considering the soup cost $10 and the burger was $16.  \n\nAside from bringing the food, the server refilled drinks once and then brought us the check.  Didn't ask if we wanted additional drinks, to order dessert, or anything else.  He seemed fairly annoyed at the presence of anyone in his section.  Perhaps it distracted his football-watching on a Sunday afternoon.  The mumbling and avoidance of all eye contact and acknowledgment was a pretty nice bonus too.  I guess there's a first time for everything and this was my first time eating at a full-service restaurant without leaving a tip. \n\nOverall, by far the worst place I've eaten in Vegas both food and service-wise.
__label__2 great brunch...not too pricey
__label__0 Terrible, and not cheap. The roast beef was bloody. The chicken salad was bland. The soda was watery. The only ray of light to our meal was the onion rings are super yummy. Would not suggest this place to anyone. With a million restaurants in Vegas you can find better anywhere else.
__label__0 The only thing that we ordered from here was the chocolate shake and it was crap - all they did was take some soft serve ice cream added some milk and mixed - that will be $5.50 please.  I don't think so. After reading the other reviews, I would hate to try anything else there and definately will not. If they cant get chocolate shake right, how do I expect them to be able to cook anything. Save yourself some money and go across the street to McDonald's and get one there. Its cheaper and a hell of a lot better
__label__2 Came here for breakfast one morning in Mandalay. There really weren't a lot of options, but when the food came out there was a ton of it. The eggs seemed a little runny and the bread a little too crisp, but the bacon and the potatoes were yummy.\n\nService was good, but the breakfast was pricey. It was $40+ for 2 breakfasts with drinks, but I guess that's Vegas for you.
__label__2 Red, White & Blue Restaurant is a lunch and dinner sit-down restaurant in the Mandalay Bay (next to Fleur by Hubert Keller).  The restaurant feels like a more contemporary version of a traditional American restaurant.  The restaurant's straightforward and kind of old-school decor (as well as the loud atmosphere) reminds me of a Daily Grill.\n\nThe restaurant (at least for lunch) features mainly classic dishes like buffalo wings, Reuben sandwich, pastrami sandwich, spaghetti and meatballs, tuna salad sandwich, and so on.  The menu and the prices felt similar to a lot of the 24 hour Vegas cafes though I found my experience at Red, White & Blue a little better.\n\nI had the seared ahi tuna, which was served with wasabi mashed potatoes and a citrus sauce, but I opted for the green beans instead of the potatoes.  The ahi tuna was decent.  It was served rare and was pretty fresh.  The citrus sauce was flavorful and light.\n\nThe green beans were cooked properly.  Nice crispness to them and also fresh.  There were also some pickled onions and asparagus on the plate and both were fine and added flavor.\n\nMy friend's lobster cobb salad was huge and it did not look that great.  I don't think she was that impressed with it.\n\nBoth dishes came with pretty generous portions.\n\nService was good.  The waitress was friendly and attentive.\n\nLike other Vegas restaurants, this place was overpriced.  Sandwiches were in the $13-$17 range while entrees were in the mid-$20s.  I've definitely had better food at the same prices, but I've also definitely had worse food in Vegas at those prices.\n\nThere are plenty of mid-range priced restaurants available at Mandalay Bay (like Burger Bar, which is okay, and Border Grill--I haven't been there).  Because of that, you may be able to find a better meal at the same price around here.  Still, Red, White & Blue was better than I expected and I wouldn't swear off coming here again under the right circumstances.\n\nParking is complimentary (both valet and parking structure).
__label__1 I only came here because my coworkers and I were starving after work and this was the closest joint we all could agree on.  Ordered the french onion soup and penna mushroom pasta.  \n\nThe soup was what I needed after a long day of work.  It had to much onions though and not enough broth.  The cheese on top was was crispy and crunchy,. gooey,. mmm,. def will recommend this to cure a fat hangover.\n\nThe pasta was really bland, chicken to dry, but the presentation was SUPERb!,.  \n\nDon't think I will come back,. expensive for mediocre food. My meal itself was $30
__label__2 I'm here for a convention at the Mandalay and have made this place my go-to spot for two meals. My first night, I had a very good angus steak burger with bleu cheese and mushrooms; with tax, it came to $20. Not cheap but the best value I could find inside of this this giant casino hotel at 9:47 p.m. after checking in!\n\nThe next morning, I went back for breakfast. Very pricey to order a meal. So I ordered two side dishes instead: two eggs any style for $8 and home fries for $3. An oversized cup of tea was $3.50, which is a ridiculous price, but it was worth it because it came with a fancy English Breakfast tea bag, honey and there was even soy milk available.\n\nThe service here is very friendly and efficient. Not a special restaurant but it will do just fine for a decent meal at a bearable price in this pricey casino complex.
__label__1 Did I go back in time? Nope.\n\nI must have gone to 35 or older night, or there must have been some convention going on because I really felt out of place here.\n\n'Nuff said. \n \nGood: It was free.\n\nBad: I feel so young all of a sudden.\n\nFinal: Maybe I'll try again some other time.
__label__0 It was nice to get in for free but i do not recommend this place! I recently went to Studio 54 in spite of hearing bad reviews because girls can get in for free. The Dj played old music; the guys were creepy, hitting on every single girl; majority of people aren't dressed up; the dance floor is so small that people can't dance; the bar is so packed, it takes 20 minutes to get a drink. Leave this club as your last resort and do not expect much! Do not recommend!
__label__2 Food is Okay. Breakfast wasn't very good (which is very disappointing when you are hung over) but their salads and sandwiches were decent. Can't really complain too much since it is open 24 hours but its not super special.
__label__4 Wow.  I can't say enough about this place.  The prices for good food on the strip are relatively steep, but the prices here were downright reasonable.  And the food was great.  The wait staff bent over backwards for me, and quite frankly, I ate most of my meals here over 5 days.  How could I do that?  The menu is HUGE, man!  I would strongly recommend this restaurant.
__label__0 This place is not for people who want to lower cholesterol.\nFor a grand hotel it sure has a crappy overpriced cafe. \nThe menu at The Grand Lux, Palazzo AND at the Venetian is just so SALTY!  From Appetizers to Dinner Entres to the Late night dinner menu! I had to drink a sip of water after every bite. Maybe they think people will drink more alcohol with salty food? And it's not like anything is really cheap. The least we spent was about 25-40 bucks for a light dinner.\nI was REALLY mad AGAIN having eating at the Grand Sux. \nGEEZ!
__label__3 A MUST STOP WHEN IN VEGAS!!! ONE OF MY FAVORITE PLACES TO EAT IN VEGAS!!!\n\nI've been coming here for several years eversince a bellhop from Caesar's Palace recommended to me and my bestest gal pal one late night back when I was 21 yr old young buck. \n\n- Love the beautiful atmosphere (appropriately located in the Venetian)\n- Love that it is 24 hours (good for breakfast, lunch, dinner, or late night snack)\n- Love that is from the makers of the Cheesecake Factory (Lot of similarities)\n- Extensive menu (so much to choose from it can be overwelming)\n- Great food (Most of the dishes I've tried are pretty good)\n- Excellent food presentation (kinda that fancy smacy stuff that you get wooed by)\n- Good portions (wooh....don't think I've finished a whole meal)\n- Decent prices (avg meal range anywhere from $8 - $18)\n\n****BUT...I am tempted to give it 1 less star due to my experience the week before heading Vegas. I called to two seperate times to make reservations for a group of 20. I was put on hold for over 10 minutes and just hung up since I was so frustrated.\n\nNonetheless, due to convenience our group decided to still  eat there since we were staying at the Venetian over the weekend. When calling from the hotel room (making sure to emphasize I was a guest at the Venetian), I quickly got reservations and hardly waited. A bit shady.....guess that have high priority for hotel guests. Good thing to know in the future\n\nWhen we got there, we got a long table in the back where they usually have big groups. One long table and it was spacious and private for a bit. SERVICE was excellent. They had two waitresses serving us. So Grand Lux  I guess I forgive you just this once better not let this happen again ; ) ******\n\nJust to note: My friends ate here 3 times when in Vegas since it's the best deal around in the Venetian and still one of the nicest and most decently priced places on the strip.\n\nIF YOU LIKE THE CHEESECAKE FACTORY (AND AREN'T THAT INTO THE CHEESECAKE), YOU'LL LIKE IT HERE!
__label__2 I had a late night meal at the Grand Lux Cafe shortly after rolling into town last Friday.  It's interesting when you step up to a hostess stand at 1:30AM and have to wait ten minutes for a table.  The Grand Lux is owned by the Cheesecake Factory, so if you're familiar with that style of food then the concepts are pretty similar.  \n\nThe late night menu was trimmed down a bit, but they still had a good assortment of burgers, sandwiches, & finger foods, plus you could get breakfast dishes if you wanted them.  I just went for a grilled chicken sandwich and a beer, they were fine but our service was slow, and I didn't appreciate that the Grand Lux uses the same seating arrangements as the Cheesecake Factory where they'll seat you uncomfortably close to the next table.  This is especially annoying in Vegas, since the people sitting 18 inches away from us were totally wasted and loud.  If it's just you and one other person try to sit at the bar to avoid that and you'll probably have a better experience.
__label__1 They wouldnt seat us until our entire 20+ party arrived.  I've never understood this policy and it's bullshit.  If seated, we would have drank more while waiting for the few stragglers.  Plus, when they did seat us, the floor was incredibly slippery and even the guys in their flat rubber bottomed soles were sliding.  Real safe.  The food was okay, although I think my salad gave me a serious case of the runs later on (my friend had the same salad and felt sick the next day).   Our waiter was great, though, and she did a good job with our large table.  Drinks were watered down, which also sucked.
__label__1 We came here for a quick bit.  I was not impressed at all.  The food was fancy American fare, but was only ok.  The drinks were off.  The menu was big, maybe there are just too many items for them to be good at something. It was an ok dinner, but I just don't think why I would come back.  It was not cheap also.
__label__3 Looking for a place to grab a bite in the Hotel, and this place looked like it could handle the party of six (6) without much trouble. They have a huge menu, just like the Cheesecake Factory, tons of stuff to order. \n\nThe other five (5) ordered these spicy bloody marys, man they tasted great. Hot and peppery, with pickled asparagus on top. After taking a taste of the g/f's (can't use her name) (actually don't know why I can't) I wished I had ordered one too. But I went with the old standby, ice tea, boring but thirst quenching. \nTwo in the party went for the breakfast sandwich, it was stuffed with ham,bacon,scrambled eggs, cheese on thick cut toasted bread. They devoured them like finger food. I had the Manhattan salad with shrimp and chicken. It looked better then it tasted. I'm not sure what it was missing but I wouldn't order it again. \nService was good, food was hot and fresh, and they refilled my ice tea several times without asking for it. That's always a plus for me, I love to get bloated on ice tea while I eat.
__label__3 Quality 24/7 food in vegas. Pit stop, fill up, drink up, back at the strip!\n\nIf you want good portion sizes, a meal thatll keep you full, and want to pass up on mickey Ds and Dennys, hit this place up.
__label__2 This is the Grand Lux Cafe located inside the Venetian. There's another one in the Palazzo but supposedly this one is better. The only other Grand Lux Cafe I've been to is the one in the Beverly Center in Beverly Hills and in comparison, they're pretty similar in terms of ambience and food, but this one is open 24 hours!!\n\nWe had a huge group of about 15 and we were lucky enough to get seated right away even though it was peak dinner time and we didn't have reservations (you have to make them 2 hours in advance). \n\nMy friend and I shared a sausage, pepperoni, and mushroom pizza. It was super doughy (a little too soft for my taste). I couldn't even break the pieces apart cleanly without all the toppings and cheese falling off all over the place. But the CRUST was delicious! My friend and I found ourselves just eating the crust off of each slice towards the end. They have all kinds of food here--it's really similar to Cheesecake Factory because it's the sister restaurant. But I'd avoid the \"asian\" food if I were you, especially if you're looking for something authentic because you're probably not going to find that here.
__label__3 Ohh my ohh my, this place is highly recommended... \n\n.. Despite having the most miserable waiter EVER!! \nI believe that there are 2 of those restaurants at 2 hotels next to each other so my friends and I had a funnydrunken mix up with meeting up for a 6am dinner... (Hmmm Oh so typical Vegas huhh) \n\nAnyways, I've ended up being at both locations the last time I was here. Both experiences were great. \nThe service was good (minus the miserable waiter of course), the food was good and had a great variety. \n\nIt is a shame that you can order from certain menus at certain times, but we managed to find something... \n\nBoth location were nice and clean and we were seated quickly.. MOST important in Vegas in my opinion... Especially when it's whilst partying, right...\n\nDon't think I have much else to say about this place... It's very \"Cheesecake Factory\" kind of place.. Which is a good thing... ?????? I guess....
__label__4 (For the one on the Venetian side, not Pallazzo) \n\nI love Grand Lux Cafe! [the sister restaurant to The Cheesecake Factory.] It is definitely a must go whenever i'm in Vegas. \n\nI've always experienced great service every time I've eaten here and don't expect anything less than the friendly and attentive wait staff. This is a great place to go for delicious affordable food and nice atmosphere at any time of the day. -- They're open 24/7! \n\nThe burgers are absolutely delicious and are HUGE! I always cut them in half and end up eating the second half later on. They also have yummy pasta dishes and soup and sandwich combos. My favorite thing that i ordered was the spicy crispy chicken burger; just the right amount of spice with all the right toppings and served with their tasty french fries! \n\nI definitely recommend checking this restaurant out whether you're looking for a place for lunch after shopping and walking the strip or a place for dinner before a night on the town!
__label__1 The atmosphere was nice and impressive. I myself ordered the Chicken Meatloaf which was very tasty. My partner on the other hand had the Chicken Royale which was very unsatisfying. It had no flavor and to be honest the green beans and carrots that were the side dishes had lots more flavor and were more pleasing. \n\nMy waiter was attentive once the food came out, but before hand he was out of sight. \n\nI probably will not be back.
__label__3 i think it was about 6 of us that decided we were hungry after the club/bars and stuff. so we decided to eat here at around 4 or 5 in the morning, which was convenient since we were staying at the venetian.\n i dont remember what anyone else ordered but i ordered the bacon cheeseburger, it was btwn that and fetticcini alfredo(for some reason i was craving that) but the waiter told me to get that burger. that was the best order at the table for sure!! thanks to that waiter i had a really good bacon cheeseburger.. but i was kind of drunk so i dont remember it as much as i would of sober. this place is a good place to go too though!! check it out if your in LV at the venetian, hungry and maybe even a lil buzzed
__label__2 We came here after a failed breakfast attempt at Bouchon (who serves lunch at 10:30 anyway?). Yeah, it's a glorified version of the Cheesecake Factory. \n\nThe hostesses seemed bothered that they had to actually earn a living by seating the likes of us; I actually think that they rolled their eyes when we approached. Conversation seemed forced, perhaps some requirement of Grand Lux (So, where are you guys from?), rather than genuine curiousity. \n\nI can't believe the waiter actually suggested the breakfast buffet. $15.95 will get you eggs, bacon, sausage, fruit and yogurt *yawn*. After previewing the buffet, I told the waiter that I preferred something 'not so basic'. I asked his opinion on the chiliquiles and the huevos rancheros. He said that the chiliquiles were good, but an Americanized version. \n\nI ordered the huevos rancheros. Freaking delicious, I tell you. The sauce was spicy and the black beans, onions and bell peppers were a fabulous addition. \n\nThe waiter was helpful at first, but disappeared before our meals arrived. What the heck? \n\nDamn you, Bouchon, for stopping breakfast service at 10:30!
__label__3 Created by the founder of Cheesecake Factory, Grand Lux Cafe is like a more upscale European version of it's former self. Open 24 hours, it's a great place to sober up after the wild night.\n\nIt's 4am and we're all hungry. Us being Lucy Y., David G., Sarah A., and myself. Having been here before, I recommended coming here for some early morning grub. We encountered some half naked drunk dudes standing around the restroom outside the restaurant. Good stuff!\n\nWe were promptly seated and I was craving breakfast. Ordered the Smoked Salmon with onions and scrambled eggs, it came with hash browns on the side. Simple and delicate at the same time. Contrast of smoked salmon and eggs together created a good plate overall. Filling enough for bedtime.  \n\nPricier than most 24 joints in the hotels, but the food and service is better also. Keep in mind only the late night menu is available after a certain time.
__label__1 I'm a fan of Cheesecake Factory but I don't think this place is that good... If you are a fan of Cheesecake Factory, go there instead.
__label__3 I wish I could give Grand Lux 4.5 stars! \nI love coming to Grand Lux because they have a large eclectic menu and the Venetian location is open 24 hours! \nAsian nachos are ammaazziinngggllyy gooodddd!! \nSo is the Maui ribeye! And their sticky toffee bread pudding!! \nThe food is consistently good whether its extremely busy or at its off hours...\n\nThe decor reminds me of a higher version of cheesecake factory, and the service is prompt and friendly.
__label__3 This is for the G.L located inside the Venietian. I have eaten here at least 50 times and have never had a bad meal,or service. I always ask to be seated out in the antriem its alittle more airy,and great for people watching.\n First of all the waiter/ess will put down some warm bread with dipping oil. This itself may fill you up.\n\n  Quite often I order the baked salmon,it comes with a small portion of garlic potatoes,and green beans. I also enjoy their hamburgers as well as the sloppy joe's.\n  All in all I believe you will allways get a good dinner at a reasonable price.
__label__4 Everything about this restaurant is excellent! Price,quality, service!We always take our guest here! Never ate at the one in The Palazzo.Weve never had a bad dish!
__label__1 You don't get to take chicken strips from the lunch menu, put them on a very average waffle and call it Chicken and Waffles!!!!  Thesse were by far the worst Chicken and Waffles I've ever had.  They weren't even good chicken strips.  Please please please go find someone's grandmother's fried chicken recipe and start over again.  You should immediately take these things off your menu.  They were HORRIBLE!!!!\n\nWow!  Ok!  Now that I've got that out of my system, The Grand Lux Cafe has always been a \"Go to\" spot whenever we've stayed at the Venetian.  It's the affordable dining establishment.  Overall the food has always been pretty good and they're open 24 hours.  I'm sure I'll stumble in again some time.......
__label__3 I like this place for the food and reasonable prices.  It is nice to take a couple steps away from the casino and have a good meal.  The staff is always helpful and breakfast is really good.  I recommend the Protein Breakfast.
__label__3 After reading the reviews for this place, I decided that it was worth trying as we were checking out The Venetian anyway. I got the Kobe burger which was really good! The meat was nice and juicy and the fries were crispy and crunchy. This came with shittake mushrooms, caramelized onions, and a side of togarashi aioli. The BF got the Italian grinder which I had a bite of, and it was really good as well!\n\nPrices are about $12-$15 average for entrees, which I think is a good price for the food and relatively quick service considering how busy it was.
__label__2 Okay... so my tastes have changed.... I still like this place, but after my last visit it's not as good as my previous visits.  It's still good, just not as good as I remember it to be.  I will try it again next week and let you know if it meets my standards again!
__label__1 I typically don't go down to the strip but when I do I at least expect to get high quality food (even if it is overpriced).  I realize this place is just a coffee shop but I never expected they would serve a steak that had been tenderized with papaya enzymes.  seriously gross.  the crab cake was ok but the best part was the remoulade.  also had a chopped salad that wasn't bad but it was over dressed.
__label__2 casual dining venetian hotel...family type restaurant....reservations recommended...group of nine for lunch...calamari $12.95 and chicken lettuce wrap $10.95 for appetizers...finding enormous mountain for deep fried calamari rings...decent bite to start....lettuce wrap fine and savory chicken heavily marinated/seasoned...taking a combo of shaking beef and caramel chicken $20.50...intense saucing bit too salty and sweet...shaking beef bit too salty....caramel chicken a over sweetened orange chicken type of dish...battered, fried and generously sauced...portions are enormous!...share!...not a single person finishing their plate...enough variety and choices on the menu for anyone...definition of americanized over-sized meals overly sauced salty and sweet...roughly $55 per person gluttonous lunch...
__label__4 The Cheesecake Factory owns this cafe.  The food is always good and the prices are what you would expect.  They are open 24/7.  The wait staff is nice.
__label__4 So far my favorite place I have eaten in Vegas. Cozy, casual, & clean environment with an eclectic menu. Grand Luxe offers a menu that is fresh & affordable that will even satisfy a wide range of tastes. The service has always been fast & efficient when I have dined here & I am looking forward to eating here later this week.
__label__4 I love grand lux. I never had a item on the menu I didn't like. Came here late late night and they were out of bread. The waitress brought us a order of fries to substitute. Try the cream of chicken soup. You'll thank me for it
__label__4 This restaurant has never fail on my Dinner every time I go  with my family the food is always delicious and a great experience  \nI'm very happy with Yesterday Dinner was Delicious \nThe restaurant was very clean \nThe host,waitress ,and the rest of the staff was very nice specially a Spanish speaker man he took care of Us and made sure we had everything we needed
__label__4 Been coming here for the past few years always a must! Everything is always delicious, the staff is great. We always come for the buffalo rolls/balls and the Cesar salad is our favorite. Great quality food and quick service.
__label__4 Great food! Our service was excellent from Pierre. It's quite reasonable for Vegas, but still high for the real world.
__label__1 Pretty disappointed. Came here with a friend and the fianc\u00e9 on my last trip to Vegas. We were tired of walking and wanted a bite to eat late at night. We saw the good reviews and though we'd give it a try. We ordered the jambalaya and ahi tuna tartare. The food fell below my expectations. I thought it would be similar to cheesecake factory, but the food was worse than than cheesecake factory for sure. \n\nFood: \nChicken jambalaya: pretty weird, but okay in taste. The chicken was separated from the rice, which isn't traditional of jambalaya. it was more of a stir fry spicy chicken with the rice on the side. \nAhi tuna tartare- Not the best. Didn't stand out and not particularly appetizing for me, but I'm a raw fish/sushi snob. \n\nPrice: pretty expensive for the quality. Similar to the cheesecake factory price wise.\n\nOverall, if your desperate and hungry and don't want to go off the strip maybe consider eating here, otherwise take your money and appetite off the strip. Some of the restaurants in the asian town are open pretty late.
__label__0 Went totally out of my way to purchase my supplies for school because my teacher told us to,  they are way over priced I so returned them and bought them at Top Notch Art Supply down on S Craig St. Just a few blocks off campus. Can't understand why our teacher pushes this place, it's like shopping in a cave, prices are high, it's over 2 miles from campus and all the staff is crabby, with sour puss looks.
__label__2 Ok so I've been to a few concerts here....One thing I don't like. Grey Goose Rocks....12 dollars. Yea....plastic ware and Vodka...eh....Just put me in the backyard of Jorge Lugo's house - have his mom make tamales, and kool aid in the plastic container. Yea that is just not classy. One thing that sucks...it's downstairs. So if you don't take the elevator. People are bottlenecked and herded in. 2nd sucky thing. Kids are smelly....Boys especially. So going to a rock concert. gross...smelly....sweaty...boys...who think they're hard core and they like to mosh. One thing about me....I'm a tank. Myke Smash. Yea I rock out. But I would rather you not smash your face onto my fist. It's just weird. Overall - it's ok - I've been here when it was great. But I've been to some hot smelly crappy concerts here too. I gotta knock it for drink prices and presentation. I also knock it for having cheap concerts that attract hooligans and hoodrats with their shenanigans....Whoa...that's the whitest I've sounded all day....
__label__3 My mother always insists that we eat here when she is in town. I'm always hesitant to go, and then end up licking my plate as if I hadn't seen fried chicken before.\nThey have these catfish things that they fry and give you little shoestring sweet potato fries with them. So yummy!\nI order the fried chicken because I'm of the mind that if you eat at a southern inspired place, you eat the native things. It is always surprisingly good. Would I order a Cesar salad here? No, but the things that they specialize in are gooooooood!!
__label__2 First off - this review is only for the concert going experience. I don't think I've every actually eaten here, and don't really plan to. \nI've been here quite a few times since I've lived here for concerts. I've actually been to this venue more than any other in town for concerts. \nThe last concert I was here for was just this past Friday (Keane with Ingrid Michealson and FRAN HEALY from TRAVIS). The most recent time before this weekend was in October, so I can't really rate on that experience. I've never actually gone to a concert for the almost sole purpose of seeing an opening act (if you couldn't tell, I was there for Fran from Travis). The tickets for this venue usually cheaper than other places on the strip (these were $28 for GA...however, I paid over $15.00 in taxes and fees for each ticket). I've never encountered a completely sold out show, and the will call window is super easy and doesn't typically require an additional fee.\nThe box office staff at HOB are great. Very friendly and very helpful, this was no exception. The ticket and front security are also efficient and pleasant. They don't seem to get too upset when you are waiting to get into a show. \nThe only staff that aren't always good is the inside security. Often times they get a bit assertive about phones and cameras when their really is no need. However, I can see this as a good thing when people really are out of control...which I've seen a couple of times. As for a concert venue, I really think its odd that they have bathroom attendants. I am at a  standing room only concert where I paid $30 for a ticket...I don't really need a bathroom attendant...I guess its charm. The drinks are priced pretty typically for the strip. I had a 24oz Miller Light for around $8. \nUsually the sound and lights are good. This past concert was not good. The first two acts everything seemed to go okay. But when Keane finally started (after what seemed an eternity) the sound was off, and it never really got clear into  the show. My biggest problems where that a) the staff didn't let us know there was technical issues, despite us being able to see they where having problems. b) they didn't get their stuff figured out  to make the sound better, leaving me (maybe I was the only one) with an incomplete feeling from the show. They finished their set, but I couldn't say I 100% enjoyed the show, despite being a fan. \nIf I could I'd give a 3.5 because I've seen some amazing shows here. However, its going to be a 3.0 until I can get back to see they still have their act together.
__label__0 Watched Dita Von Tease at House of Blues. May 17th 2012 : The show started 20 minutes late, since it is standing room only tickets at $45-55 a pop and we had to arrive at least 30 minutes early so it is not very pleasant. A total of 50 minutes standing time and some audiences were sitting on the dirty floor... Once the show started it was disappointing and not worth the wait at all. What a waste of life and time this was! I didn't know a fat woman twirling nipple tassels is entertainment!? The MC told us the more we drank the better the show becomes and prettier the women too. I understand HOB started the show late so they can sell more drinks, but it is not fair to the audiences. Only thing nice about that place is the chandelier, I had the chance to stare at it for 50 minutes.
__label__1 I give the bar/happy hour a 4. The bartenders are super friendly, dranks are cheap ($3 beers) and the food menu is good. The margherita pizza is delicious. Next door, they have a little club. It wasn't very busy that night (I highly doubt it's a happening place), but it's a great place to go if all you want to do is get your dance on.\n\nThe restaurant on the other hand is a hot ass mess. 1 star. Me and the fam went for lunch and we were pretty excited because the menu was created by Aaron Sanchez (foodnetwork chef). My mom ordered the fish of the day, my dad got the rib eye, cousin got te lobster Mac and cheese, bf got the Jamaican burger and I got the juicy lucy burger. First off, we waited forever for the food.. But I'll let that slide because there were 5 of us. Second, the food finally came out and my cousins lobster Mac and cheese was sans lobster. And lastly, my mom found a piece of plastic wrapper in her veggies. We called the manager over and told him about the lobster and the plastic. All he said was that  the kitchen was learning a new menu and that he'd send some new veggies and take care of it. Then the waiter gave us the wrong check and my mom never got her side of veggies. But at the end of the day, we got 50% off our bill. \n\nThe rib eye was super tender and yummy. The juicy Lucy burger was tasty and a fattie and the bf love his burger. The fish of the day was swordfish, but it was a tiny ass serving, the size of a toddler's palm. The lobster Mac and cheese is also yummy, but make sure they don't forget the lobster. \n\nAll in all, I definitely won't be returning to the crossroads restaurant. The food is ok/good but the service is THE WORST. The part that bothers me the most is that no one was apologetic about anything. But I'll probably go to the bar for a cheap beer.
__label__2 What can I say it's The House of Blues, if you've seen one you've seen them all. mostly standing room unless you pay for bottle service or the balcony is open. Good sound I have no complaints.
__label__1 Went here last night  after  along drive from California and a few hours on the casino floor. The server and service was fabulous and fast. Our young girl server was super nice and kept up with everything. The atmosphere was also well designed and comfortable, not loud and quite pleasant. My GF and I shared the Grilled Sword Fish, The fish was cooked improperly. It was so Salt water fishy tasting and rubbery we couldn't  finish. The appetizers saved the night and were outstanding. \"Or server recommended Shrimp over Corn Bread with a reduced sauce, this was to die for and would recommend. Then we ordered the Buffalo wings, these also were nothing to rave about. The sauce was not to tasty, I've had better wings from Costco out of a bag and cooked in an oven. My son had the Fish Taco's, he ate them so I'm assuming they were ok, he's not much for opinions. His GF had a Bacon wrapped meatloaf. She had all of us try her selection as she was cracking up on the taste. We all came to the same conclusion that the Meatloaf tasted like a \"Slim Jim\" Jerky. I'm guessing we are not going back soon and will try another restaurant for dinner.
__label__0 My family and I came twice during the week we were staying at the Mandalay bay hotel. The first time we sat over 10 minutes without anyone coming over, then my mom had to go up to the bar to get someone over. Finally 5 minutes later someone came\nOver and took our order then we never saw him again. Two nights later we decided to try it again because the food was good and we waited at our table for a server for over 5 minutes and our table was 1 out of 5 in the whole restaurant. We had terrible service and was charged for a meal we didn't even order/get, then we were told there was nothing they could do about it after charging our card (by another server because ours was too busy). Finally a manager fixed it and dropped off bill. We never saw our server after our food was dropped off. I've been a server for 6 years and am very understanding but this was awful, a manager wasn't even sent over to apologize or anything. Long story, short.. Great food, terrible service.
__label__4 I like thid place.  I have seen it several times and never stopped in. I was excited when I was invited to a Halloween party here. I had a great time. The line at the bar moved farely quickly.  The staff was professional and friendly.  I should have come here sooner. The dj (Bow Wow Wow) was friendly and approachable.  On theother side was a cover band playing ,so it was fun to float between dance floors. \n\nI definitely want to go back again. Great venue.
__label__3 Good bar for the location and size. This would be a good place to get started for the night. I ended up standing by the bar and getting carded when I asked for water. Blech. Drinks were yummy and there was a little room to dance. \n\nThe stage above the bar was AWESOME. It was especially nice that there was a hot chick on mic. Fun stuff when you've been drinking.
__label__2 Okay - so here's the skinny - the place looks questionable from the outside, but on the inside decor is tasteful enough to take someone out for a nice meal. While this is closer to the real asian dishes, it definitely still fell short of great chinese restaurants in SF. While the schezuan chicken lunch special seemed to be a popular choice for my compatriates, I thought it just passed mustard. Good, but not fabulous.\n\nAs for me, I've tried the Chilean Sea Bass and all I thought was it was just salty and the sauce was not appopriate for such a delicate fish. If you're ever in SF, swing by Osha Thai and try their Chilean Sea Bass - it's a great example how the fish should be served up.\n\nHowever, comparably speaking, it's probably one of the better chinese restaurants in the area. Good luck with it.
__label__2 when the place opened a few years ago, it was the coolest place to be.  really clean, excellent presentation and great value.  the asian sanwiches were a scream at around $2.50 + tax.\n\ni would eat there 2-3 times a week because the sandwiches were such a deal and seemed like a nice light meal.\n\ni do have a few complaints though\n\n1)they only accept cash, so i find myself saving all my change and dumping it on them just to make a point\n\n2)they have this take out window that's supposed to reward the customer who calls in their order in advance.  i don't know what the criteria is, but it's always hit and miss as to when it is open.  is it that difficult to open the sliding window and take my cash?   what's the point of me calling in my order and having to wait in a long line of customers just to hand them the rolls of pennies that i've saved up during the week?\n\n3) they have slowly started raising their prices (a nickel here, a dime there) and now the cheapest sandwich is starting to creep up to the $3.00 mark.  call me a cheapskate, but i'm going to cut down my 2-3 time/week to 2-3 times a quarter.\n\n4) the last time i ordered the #1, it tasted pretty awful (could it be that i was just coming off of the flu?)  or was it because i was caught off guard with the new price increase?  luckily i leave an extra roll of pennies in my truck for such emergencies\n\ni doubt they'll miss my patronage
__label__1 Sorry I know this place is popular...just not a fan for several reasons.\n\n1) No hot subs...i'm just not a fan of cold sandwiches\n2) Learned what baguettes are...hard bread = stale bread to me\n3) Cash only...had to use ATM with atm & bank fees\n\nLemonaid is good, could only eat half my ham & cheese sandwich...\n\nwent across the street to eat a bigmac which i would also give 2 stars for...
__label__1 Having come from LA with a large Vietnamese community, this is not the same Bahn Mi I'm accustomed to. Heck they couldn't even make a decent vegetarian. \n\nI will commend them on their clean facilities and quick service however. Oh but if you're an attractive young lady expect some disrespect from the male staff.
__label__4 Wonderful Vietnamese sandwich shoppe. Their baguettes are great hot out of the oven with butter or in one of their many sandwich choices. They have a modest selection of baked goods along with some of the best egg rolls around. Bring cash or your ATM card as no credit cards are accepted but they have an ATM on premises.
__label__1 The sandwiches are decent at best but the spring rolls here are not good at all compared to the ones in Cali... Wait they just aren't good. The sauce is for lack of a better word \"gross\" and the spring roll was almost frozen from the cooler they put it in. It doesn't have the vermicelli noodles in it either and no peppers or pickled daikon or carrots... Pretty much a fail all the way around.
__label__3 Since moving here, I've been to 3 locations with Dim Sum and Golden Buddha has the Best Dim Sum  in the Valley. I tried the Phoenix Palace Buffet and wasn't impressed. C-Fu Gourmet was alright. \n\nI've been to Golden Buddha twice now, LOVE IT. Last Sunday, I ordered 2 Shu Mai's (pork dumplings) 1 order of Shrimp Dumplings, 1 order of Shrimp Balls (crispy wontons wrapped around shrimp) and an order of the Noodles stuffed with Shrimp and the sauce poured over...My tab? Under $20 bucks...Impressive.\n\nAuthentic as it gets.
__label__2 This place is a little difficult for me to review.  I was staying at the Hampton Inn across the street and this is the closest restaurant so off I went.\n\nI walked in and the owner or manager met me at the door and asked \"how many\"?\n\nI told him I wanted to order take out and handed me a menu and pointed to the waiting area which was covered in newspapers.  I chose to go to the bar, order a glass of wine, and peruse the menu.\n\nThe drinks are expensive but I didn't think the food was.  Less than $10 for my Mongolian Chicken which came with white sticky rice and a fortune cookie.  When ordering I asked if I could have fried rice instead of white rice but was told \"no\".  Most places allow this for a nominal fee.\n\nFine by me.  Give the white rice.  Food was prepared and their to-go boxes were a lot better than the standard white Chinese \"to go\" boxes.  They also included the plastic-ware, napkin, and soy sauce, which a lot of places forget.\n\nLooking around I found a whole lot of goodness along with a couple disappointments.  Most notably the newspaper strewn about and behind the bar, to the right were a lot of boxes stacked in an unsightly fashion.  I could have been a little more presentable in my opinion.\n\nI peeked into the dining room because I wanted to see if the piano music was piped in or live.  It was live which was very nice. Also, the dinning room looked very nice and cozy.\n\nAs I was leaving the same man who greeted me upon entering made sure to wish me a good evening.  My initial impression of the man was that he was surly and testy but that's just how he comes off.\n\nThe food was very good.  The Mongolian sauce was mixture of sweet with spice and the chicken and vegetables all tasted fresh.
__label__0 I used to go to Eli's awhile ago to dance with my husband as they always have a live band. It is a strange mix of people, mostly an older crowd of regulars. Last year we went there 5 minutes before start of Super Bowl. The place was empty, but every single table said reserved, so since we were just walk-ins even though no one was there, our money was not needed, so we left and went to Goldies Sports Bar. Guess they thought all those people who reserved those seats and did not pay a fee to reserve were all gonna show up. Now, a year later we show up 10 minutes before World Series. Maybe 10 people in the whole place, with the exception of a group of parents getting ready to walk over to the Chapparal High School game. We stand at the empty Hostess booth waiting to be seated and after about 5 minutes get our own menus and seat ourselves. All the TV's were on, but not on the Freakin World Series!!! R u kidding me, I am in a sports bar right? So, my husband finds the bar guy actually going behind the bar from coming out of the kitchen and asks him if he could put the game on, he grumpily says, \"I will get to it\" and proceeds to go prep and wash the glasses in the bar, never bothering with the TV's. Then a waitress looks at us and hurridly  keeps on walking. Note, not one person is being served a damn thing while we just look around wondering WTF. Then a buxom blonde waitress walks by and asks if we have been waited on. We tell her actually no, we got our own menus and seated ourselves. She doesn't say, \" I will have someone be right with you, NO, she says \"we are busy\" and proceeds to take off into knowhere land. We look at each other in stunned belief.  I am not going to beg someone to take my money in this economy. We head over Goldies Sports Bar once again where we are greeted and waited on with a welcome smile in a very packed bar while the World series blares from the multiple big screens. I just had to write this because if an Owner of a business has those type of employees who think they can just pick and choose who to cater too, I won't feel sorry when it eventually tanks and in this economy, it doesn't matter how long u have been around.
__label__4 The food here is amazing. I have tried more then half of it and it's all great. The staff is fun and the customers new and old mike you feel at home. This is a great place to relax and have a blast.
__label__0 We came here to participate in the karaoke contest... One problem is that the band plays 3-5 songs in between contestants' songs. It's been OVER 3 HOURS and we're still waiting to sing the competition song. So we wait and wait and wait while the band plays and plays then they announce that they're taking ANOTHER break and then they'll announce the winner. We hadn't performed and neither did two other contestants! Really? The lead singer of the band would rather hear himself sing mediocre runs that let other people have a go or keep track of the people's names clearly written down on the list and waiting to sing! If we came here to just listen to music it'd be another story. We got so fed up and tired of waiting that we left early! What a giant waste of time... Then to top it off, our waitress gave us one giant check for our whole party when we specifically asked for separate checks. We were so annoyed by the whole situation we just threw down money and left. Freaking ridiculous.
__label__1 This Chinese \"Deli\" at the 99 Ranch Market (South end of store) was the former location of Taiwan Express ( http://www.yelp.com/biz/raQFxUEzh8bfHUQLkiNHcg ); and the acquisition by 99 Ranch Market has totally ruined what was unique about the former restaurant / deli! \n\nMy friend, who lives in Phoenix, introduced me to Taiwan Express around five years ago. He and I used to frequent Taiwan Express a lot mainly for the authenticity of the Taiwanese cooking, and of the Boba (Tapioca) drinks (which is a Taiwan invention). For less than $6 a plate, you would get very authentic meal from a native Taiwanese cook, and sometimes loaded with special ingredients!\n\n99 Ranch Market has totally ruined whatever was unique about Taiwan Express, and has \"corporatized\" the restaurant / deli. Ranch Market still claims that the dishes are authentic Taiwanese... they're not. You can still get meals in styrofoam for less than $6... now the meals are just generic Chinese. My friend and I refuse to eat here since the acquisition two years ago.\n\nEven the Boba drinks have also gone down in quality... Ordered the Iced Boba Milk Tea yesterday evening... Consistency of the Boba balls were a little tough and chewy... But I've got to admit, this place IS better than some trendy Boba locations that are popping up around the ASU, Tempe area.\n\nI know Phoenix is not Los Angeles or San Francisco in regards to the size of the Asian population... but you should not pay more than $9 for a whole Roast Duck. $12.50 is just outright theft!!!
__label__2 It is sad to see taiwan Express go. I enjoyed their food enormusly
__label__4 I'm going to keep this short, sweet and to the point ...  Because, well ... honestly, I'm just too damn tired!\n\nTryst is phenomenal - inside & out\n\nGorgeous decor - definitely not Vegas tacky but classy; upscale\n\nSpacious club - gorgeous waterfall spilling into pool just at the balcony of Tryst - this means you never get too hot dancing, just move your hot little tush outside and breathe in the nice cool mist \n\nBeautiful people - and sometimes REALLY beautiful people - and even sometimes HOT celebs\n\nSlammin' DJ playing some fab mash ups with the killer 80s/90s we (us 30-somethings) love to groove to\n\nExpensive drinks - REALLY expensive - ie: $12 shot that likely included 1 teardrop of booze - then again, a girl likes to have drinks bought for her, so this usually doesn't matter ... ;)\n\nA little sweet talk and the batting of a few eyelashes can get you past the LOOOOOOOOOONG line-up out front - even more sweet talk to some of the casino hosts can get you free passes your entire stay ... What can I say - I'm that good!\n\nGet it?  Got it?  Then go there!  Now ...
__label__0 I had a pretty good time at this place soon after it opened.  The music was really good.\n\nCut to a year later- I spent 6 months planning my sister's bachelorette party in Vegas.  We went all out.  I decided on Tryst for our last night in Vegas and called a month ahead to reserve a table.  The manager said \"no problem\" and took my name.  This was the first time I reserved a table at a bar and didn't have to put down a credit card- weird.  Well, I found out why we didn't need a credit card, when 8 of us arrived we passed up the line and were told at the door that they didn't have our reservation.  I called the idiot I booked with and he finally returned my call an hour later mumbling about being sorry.  No \"sorry\" would ever make up for that, I had 8 girls wondering what the hell was going on, plus the night was ruined for my sister- which I can't stand to think about.  I can't redo a bachelorette party\n\nThere are a lot of nightclubs to choose from in Vegas!  I trusted this place to take care of us, we got f**ked. \n\nNow I am planning my cousins big birthday weekend.  Do you think I will suggest Tryst?
__label__4 What a wonderful club!  It's located inside of the beautiful Wynn.  When you first walk down, you walk into the \"Red Light Special\" room.  Hey now.  It serves as the club's lounge.  You can hang out there if you want to just chill and relax.  Descend down another flight of stairs and you have entered the main dance floor.  And a HUGE dance floor at that.  But what catches your eye is the beautiful outside waterfall towards the back of the room.  They play great music but the place is so crowded that you are entirely soaked by the time that you leave.  I went late July last year, so yeah, it was HOT!  We went outside by the waterfall to cool off and the temp. was the same out there as it was inside!  Unlike Tao, there was enough room to dance and I had an absolute blast!  I'm so gonna go back there...
__label__0 When I first walked into Tryst and waited at what was likely an Elf's table for 45 minutes without any drinks, I started to seriously second guess my attractiveness. We were a group of 14 ladies 23-24 years old in Vegas for a Bachelorette party who had reserved bottle service this past Saturday. We all had on suggestive, expensive dresses and I am 100% sure all my friend's are highly attractive. At other clubs we had used this to our advantage by not waiting lines, demanding strangers buy us drinks, etc, so I was SHOCKED at the response we got from the staff at Tryst. They treated us like half of the girls were missing limbs and the rest were missing all their teeth and hair. I soberly waited 45 minutes to be led off into a wooded area where I was sure they were going to make us dig our own graves and then shoot us in the back and bury us-this is how deserted the area was. Although conveniently they placed us next to a dumpster so we could freely throw away any garbage that might have collected around us. I thought maybe they were going to offer us janitorial jobs or something for the evening. We waited about another 45 minutes to receive our mixers. I was simply bored out of my mind at this point, so I went to go meet some strangers. Luckily the guys we had met at the Palm's pool had reserved a table THAT DAY (we reserved our's over a month ago)...and they had their table in the main area, not in Switzerland where we were located. So I happily waltzed over with them and drank their alcohol. I also happily wore my four inch stiletto heels and jumped on your couches, I also freely poured cranberry juice on every surface available. I actually started to have some fun for the evening. I continued to destroy everything in my way that night, dropping bottles on the ground, dumping the ice buckets on the couches, so I think I got my $1800 worth. I also got this awesome bedazzled Tryst hat that if I openly wore in Seattle I hope someone would voluntarily shoot me and put me out of my misery. So thank you Tryst, for completely ruining my second night in Vegas!
__label__3 3 criterias for OBJECTIVELY reviewing clubs: the temperature, the air quality (stuffy or well ventilated) and how packed it is. \n\nGiven those 4 criteria here you go:\n\nTemp: Vegas is schweating balls hot, outdoor clubs like Moon or Tao Beach is nice since it's outdoors but it's still freakin hot!!!... Tryst has this semi out door, semi indoor feel.  Since half of the club is outside, you don't have to walk very far to get some fresh air.  The indoor waterfall is also great for keeping the temp down.\n\nAir quality: Have you ever been to a club where you feel like you've inhaled the same air over and over again... eck.  Tryst s very well ventilated and the air doesn't get heavy.  For older men like me, we need air.  That's the only way we can keep up with women \"getting low\" without strapping an oxygen tank to our side. \n\nCapacity: Getting to the dance floor from the bar shouldn't feel like a human car wash.  I like a busy \"poppin\" club but OMG feeling like an ants in a colony ... not so much.  Tryst was nice.  The dance floor and the bar was packed but there were pockets of breathing spaces all around the club.\n\nGreat Place to party, but as always it's all about who you go with :)
__label__2 The decor in this place is breathtaking (both the interior design and people that adorn the club). I don't know about you, but going to club with this gorgeous waterfall isn't an everyday occurance in my books and it gives the club a nice edge. \n\nThe line getting into this place looked like it would be at least a two hour wait if not longer...if you do have the cash I can highly recommend getting a VIP host for the night. No waiting in line (which looked to be at least a two hour wait) and you'll have someone setting you up with a great time. \n\nThe music was very danceable with a good mix of house, rnb, hip hop and some classic rock mash-ups. The DJ definitely knew how to get the crowd started...\n\nMy personal criticisms of the place are as follows:\n\nSPACE: I am the type of person that goes out to the clubs with the intent of dancing and though this place size wise was huge, by the time it was midnight you had to elbow your way through the club to do any dancing whatsoever. \n\nVIP: We had bottle service there and unfortunately as the area wasn't roped off properly, no room to dance here either. We even moved tables during the night to see whether it made any difference...none unfortunately. \n\nCLUB SIZE: I prefer clubs that at least give the illusion of being a little bit more on the intimate side. Tryst was jam-packed (admittedly beautiful people, but nevertheless) on a Thursday night in a club that could have standed to lose about a fourth to enhance the atmosphere for the rest of the people there.
__label__4 Loved it! I was in Vegas with the girls in early '05. We did a VIP dinner/club/limo thing but this wasn't one of the stops. However, we did manage to swoop on by on a different night. We couldn't leave LV without partying at the Wynn. Had a cabana right by the water (it was gorgeous!) & Patron all night. This place had a swanky but chill vibe. I haven't been to many clubs in Vegas but this has to be my favorite one so far. I've told the hubby & he has it on his itinerary for the next time he goes to Vegas with the boys (maybe not such a good idea). lol.
__label__3 ooo. prettttyyy.\n\nthe dance floor leads to the outdoor area. it gets kinda gross when the weather is hot because everyone is already sweating and the hot air does not make it better.\n\ni've noticed that the girls here are more ...
__label__3 Super nice.  If you're really looking to do Vegas in a big way, then you need to check this place out.  There's a drink on the menu that will cost you over 1k, and I think that's what sort of sets the tone for this sort of establishment.  Draping curtains AND waterfalls?  It almost doesn't sound real.  So just go and check it out for yourself.
__label__4 Tryst truly takes the lead at the top of the list as the sexiest nightclub that I've ever been to.\n\nCostly as it may be, you cannot count your coins spent against Tryst.  Beautiful girls coupled by beautiful surroundings and swimming pools capable of musing the most cautious of conservative to take a chance and take the plunge.
__label__2 Went here on Friday night and was amazed by the beauty of this club. You feel super VIP getting your groove on here surrounded by all of its luxury. All the people were cool- hot women and handsome men. Didn't wait in line or pay to get in. Didn't drink either (maybe the minus star for my sobriety).
__label__0 this review is solely based on the way the line is managed at Tryst...\n\nUGH...UGH...UGHHHHHHHH!!!\n\nheard so much about this place and TRIED to give it a try...  was here for xmas and new years 09 and figured it was the time for a tryst.  got all dolled up and headed over to hop in line..which felt like a mile long!  oh, that's because it WAS a mile long, and this was early - like 10:30!   the friggin line did NOT move AT ALL for more than an hour .....  i tried to maneuver over to the rope on the left to see if I could bat my eyelashes at a bouncer so I could get in faster, to no avail.  Maybe this is because I still had my overcoat on (as it was winter, I am not one to walk all the way from PH with bare arms) but WTF they don't even have a separate girls only line?  What's the point of having a pass if you can't even use the effin thing, or get someone's attention to tell them you're trying to use one.  Since I was by myself and its a lot harder to attract the attention of bouncers with one hot girl as opposed to 10 hot girls, I finally gave up and went to the craps tables.\n\nI would love to get in there and see this fancy waterfall they got goin on, but I'm not going to stand around like an idiot for the privilege of spending MY money and standing around aimlessly in a club.  I'm good on that.  Not even sure if I would try to go here again since the Wynn is not located in a spot that I feel like walking to or taxiing from, and they obviously don't value their customers' time or opinion.
__label__3 After getting it down on the dance floor, refresh your hot skin by stepping onto the outdoor patio and allowing the squirts of mist from the waterfall cool you down.  Pure bliss!!\n\nThis review is really for those, just like me, who simply DON'T DO LINES!  And I'm not talking cola lines either.. I'm talking those hour long waits where guys promise to buy you a drink if you allow them to perform the \"I'm with her\" trick.\n\nI have yet to barge my way through the crowd, or stand in line at the bar, so I truly can't write a review based on that experience.\n\nEach and every time we are fortunate enough to be accompanied by our very own body guard, who bypasses the door guys, has the best table waiting for us, escorts us to the front of the line in the powder room (sorry girls), and keeps a 6 foot radius clear around our secluded area..yay for bodyguards!!  \n\nThe table service in this place is phenomenal!  The wait staff are exceptionally nice and attentive. Your glass will never go empty!  And the little details like a chilled bowl of strawberries to accompany your glass of bubbly make all the difference.\n\nAnd if you unfortunately have to wait in line, be sure you're dressed to impress with an attitude that shouts - you'd be lost without me!  And once you get in, gravitate towards the tables that are surrounded only by guys...you never  know, they may invite you in ;-)
__label__1 I used to LOVE this place. After being here on a bachelorette party this past weekend, I wasn't impressed. It was waayy too crowded on a Thursday night. The crowd wasn't the usual crowd I see and I come to Vegas A LOT (5-6 times a year) Not sure if maybe I just had a bad day that day or was completely sober, I don't really know. All I know was I wasn't impressed.  Where are the good looking people in Vegas hang out now??
__label__3 Even though XS totally stole Tryst's thunder, I still love this place. I always have fun here. I like how the dance floor spills outside near the waterfall/pond so that there's readily accessible fresh air. Also, the layout is more interesting than the boring boxy clubs and the people who work here are a gazillion times better than TAO. It's never a problem getting in, and it's not uncomfortably crowded. Also, getting a drink doesn't usually take too long. And the bathrooms are really cute!
__label__4 YES YES YES! I have a new found love for Tryst! \n\nUntil I visited Tryst last weekend, my favorite place to be in Vegas was Tao. It probably still is. But let me just say that Tryst is running a close 2nd for sure! Beautiful decor, and above all else, we had a great experience here.\n\nWe got ourselves put on the guest list through their website (Please note: You must do this at least 7 days in advance and a promoter will text you with confirmation the day of). Also, THEY WILL NOT PUT A GUY'S NAME ON THE GUEST LIST! So make sure you register with one of the females in your party. Being on the guest list almost always saves you time waiting in line and reduces your cover, if you have to pay at all. \n\nThe only bad thing I have to say about Tryst is that the line at the door seemed very unorganized. We arrived at the club around 11 pm, where there was one single file line for everyone, and you had to fight for the attention of the ONE worker with a clipboard to notify them that you had a table or were on guest list. Otherwise, you continue to wait with those who are general admission. We waited about 15 minutes in line before I FINALLY grabbed a worker's attention, and then we were walked right in and did not pay any cover charges (1 male, 1 female). OK, that made up for waiting in line! :)\n\nWhen we got in, we made our way over to the bar and got drinks fairly quickly, and then were almost immediately drawn to the breathtaking waterfall, where we spent a few minutes taking pictures and warming up by the heaters. Beautiful place & it was just busy enough to be fun on a Friday night :) \n\nWe got a few shots from the pretty girls walking around with them, and had such a blast! Also, they have a pole there that anyone can get up & dance on.. Lots of people took advantage of that opportunity for sure! Great go-go dancers, and sexy bartenders. Very attentive staff (other than at the door) and an awesome place to be overall. I will be back for sure!
__label__3 definitely one of the prettiest clubs in vegas. me and my friends always stop here for about 30 minutes because our promotor always likes to check us in here before heading off to XS for the rest of the night. so we usually down a few drinks. take a few pictures in front of the waterfall. dance with a few random dudes. then head on out just in time as XS is getting more busy.\n\nbut dont get me wrong, tryst is definitely really popular as the line is always really long. a good club if your looking for a more mixed group and smaller venue, some people tend to get lost in XS because its so huge!
__label__2 One word: waterfall.\nIt makes Tryst amazing... especially in the midst of the swarm of drunkards. There was NO WAY anyone could move around.\n\nMy girls and I got invited to a table with bottle service, stayed for a few drinks, then wanted to split... and in turn the guy whose table it was STOLE our purses because we didn't want to stay! We spent the better part of an hour trying to track them down, and eventually a guard gave them back to us.\nAfter asking where they were, he simply stated, \"Just be happy you have them back.\" THEN, one of the guys at the table \"coincidentally\" had my friend's camera in his pocket.\nNOT COOL.\n\nI know this isn't the club's fault, but right after this incident happened my friends and I wanted to get the fuck out of there.\n\nOn the other hand, the benefits were that we got right into the clubs, got some of our guy friends in with no charge (rare in Vegas), had fun on the pole and on top of tables, and the outside area with the waterfall was breathtaking.
__label__4 This is an absolutely stunningly gorgeous club, featuring an open air DJ and dance floor, with go go dancers,  in front of a huge 10 story waterfall and lake.  \n\nThe open air feature keeps it from getting stuffy, even though it gets packed in here.  \n\nThis club is made for bottle service, with tables everywhere, and not much seating otherwise.  Long lines at opening to get in, with $50 cover for men (ouch) and $20 for women (unless you buy bottle service).  Drinks start at $10 for domestic beers.
__label__2 I fucking hate clubs.  I really do.  \n\nThat being said, this place is more on the tolerable side, mostly because of the outside area out back.  There's a pretty sweet waterfall and an open deck where people can dance/talk/daterape or whatever it is people do at clubs when they're not trying to fingerbang the drunkest chick there.  20 dollars to get in for dudes, really long wait if you're not a girl, and drinks were expensive.  I mean really expensive.  As in fuck you expensive.
__label__3 It was my cousins bachelor party and we had about 12 dudes with us. It was last minute but one of my friends had some hookups inside. We instantly bypass the treacherous line on Saturday night and got a table. I think it was two bottles minimum, but we got three Greygoose's with some red bull. Our hostess was very attentive to all our needs. She poured our drinks and checked up on us regularly. The only criticism I had about the VIP area is being a little cramped inside. The club is really huge... It has a live waterfall inside for god sakes. Maybe we had too many dudes for one table!\n\nThe music was all Trance that night. I'm more of a hiphop type of person but it was still enjoyable to dance. The waterfall really made part of the club feel like an outdoor area. Drunk folks were jumping into the water like no other!\n\nAnyways, a good club in Vegas that shouldn't be missed.
__label__1 the waterfall behind the dj is the only amazing thing about this place. It's filled with 40 yr olds, and they play top 40 songs mixed with random hip-hop music. Makes me feel like im at an 18+ club with creepers all over again...even the go-go dancers don't seem to enjoy it
__label__3 I'm gonna describe Tryst in these words \"Hella Good Music!!\" haha though I'm not \"bay area\" material, that's the only way I could explain Tryst.  We went here first for our drink tickets and then moved our way to XS, but Tryst convinced us to come back afterward because they play better music! If you're gonna play \"N***as in Paris\" by Jay-Z and Kanye, you have me there all night! hahaha\n\nThey also have a pole available to dance on. I think this is essential for clubs because it gets people going! I've been here twice and I had great experiences both times.
__label__1 Man, I just could not get into it here.\n\nIt was a Thursday and XS, THE-club-to-be-in in Vegas, was not open that night. It was a coin-toss between XS's little sister club, Surrender, or the Wynn's Tryst next door...and in the end, Tryst's waterfall decor won us over. Yelp reviews spoke highly of this place, so we thought we were in for a good time.\n\nGot to the Wynn early, waited in line for about 15mins, cover was $30 for my boyfriend and $20 for me, and we were in by 10:30. I definitely recommend coming early because 1) you get first dibs at the bar, and 2) the line was craaaay when we left an hour later. First off, pictures just don't do this place justice. Dark, rouge, seedy, and sexy inside, but the pool and waterfall out back balance it out with a cool, open feel. It's definitely a good-looking club, but for me, that's as good as it gets. Between the 3-4 bars and booths galore (all reserved btw), it gets cramped as hell in here. Without bottle service, there is virtually no place to sit, kick off your pumps, and take a breather, so tough luck ladies. I would've dipped my aching feet into the pool, but it was surrounded by reserved tables - like some frickin red tape. My biggest gripe was the music, which was like 98% house and 2% remixes of songs from, like, 2 years ago (think Enrique Iglesias' \"I Like It\") .The beats were admittedly catchy, so it's good if you're into that type of thing. But for a Top 40s gal who finds it easier to get down to songs she can sing to, I quickly found myself bored and standing still in the middle of the floor. Surrounded by douchebags jumping around and Charlie-Browning the hell out of everything and bumping into everyone. And virtually NO alcohol in my $15 drink.\n\nBigger buzz kill than Buzz McKillington.
__label__1 This place was not good.  Definitely not the place to be scene.  Not a good looking crowd.
__label__3 Douchebags, ugly chicks, disneyland lines, douchebags, ugly chicks, disneyland lines, slam piece, douchebag with tattoos, ugly chicks, disneyland lines, finally at the bar, overpriced drinks, ugly chicks, disneyland lines....\n\nPretty much the same situation at every club in Vegas though. Obv bottle service is always the call. I'm going to give Tryst a little more  props though because I liked the waterfall pool thing in the back. I reaaaaaally wanted to jump in it, but otherwise this Asian fucking hates clubs. Shitty music. Shitty drinks. Can't even talk to anybody without some dude rubbin' his groin on your ass while he's trying to get through. No homo. \n\nBut nothing against Tryst just because I suck at clubbing. This place was nice. I'd come back if we had bottle service.
__label__1 We came her for my buddy's bachelor party after unexpectedly losing our table at XS. Had we not lost our table I think I would have been more open minded about coming here. There is a medium sized dance floor with a DJ elevated on a platform and a waterfall behind him. We had a table right on the dance floor. The DJ was spinning EDM(of course) on this Saturday night. To be frank, the majority of the crowd on this particular night seemed like the folks who were turned away from XS or wanted a more urban, casual scene. Our group of 11 dudes nonetheless had a good time because it was all about the bachelor(but of course) so we had a good time; however I will not be coming back again.
__label__1 came for a fraternity reunion a few years ago and for a friend's bday... not impressed. this club is probably on its way to being played out...like tao, pure, etx...
__label__3 Shockingly fun. It's not a 'top tier' club but it's fun and all that matters. The drinks aren't outrageous (by Vegas standards), the music is 75% EDM, 25% Old School, which I like. It has a nice view of the water fountain, which is a nice touch.\n\nIf you go fairly early, like until 11:30, you'll have no problem getting in, they're not very selective for sure. \n\nI was surprised at how relaxed the dress code is. You can get in with a t-shirt and jeans. I wish they'd up that a bit and they'd find a higher level of clientele. \n\nThe staff was friendly and patient with us drunks.
__label__4 Best music during our weekend stay for a Flirty Thirty we celebrated in September. I would definitely come back. The location was a little bit smaller than I remember, but probably because I was a lot more sober. The waterfall and outdoor dancing was a nice touch. One of my top three club choices while in Vegas.
__label__4 What an amazing facility. If you are ever in Pittsburgh the Cathedral of Learning is a must see. Walk in awe as you travel the different floors via the elevators. The views from some of the floors are unparalleled. The history and beauty of this treasure will definitely make your trip to the Pitt campus a special one. Be sure to also check out the Hines Chapel right next door.
__label__0 Disliked the rooms. Not impressed
__label__4 I went to this place alone, around 3 PM on a Thursday, and it was pretty deserted. There weren't many people around, so I felt like I had the museum pretty much all to myself. The art is very contemporary and much of it takes up a large, open space. The museum seemed to follow a \"Open/Inner Space\" theme. This is stuff you'd find in Phaidon's Cream series, if you're into those. There's a large variety of art as well. I really liked Sarah Oppenheimer's work. There would be a large red block on the wall, but as you got closer you'd realize it's actually created by a red light coming through a large hole in the ceiling. Go check it out!
__label__3 it's already been said in every other review, but the Mattress Factory is pretty amazing.  They have installations that are extremely unique and orginal.  You won't find art like this anywhere else in the city.
__label__0 I don't get it. I don't like it. I don't recommend it. \nIs it an art museum or some kind of psychological experiment to see if people will actually believe this crap is art. \nIf I had the space and resources this place has I could do so much better. \nThe only people giving this place such a high rating are the \"special\" people who are so much better than me. I must be mistaken if all these smart people think this place is great.
__label__1 The food was good and the decor/ ambiance was great but the service sucked big time. My friend and I came here after being down at the farmers market. We were both visiting madison from out of town and wanted to eat somewhere that used local ingredients. Yelp came to the rescue and we evaded over to the Mermaid Cafe . I order d the California BLT and my friend got the chicken pesto panini. We took our seats and waited.........and waited........and waited. 25 minutes later I went up to the counter to see what the deal was and they were JUST plating our food. WHAT?!?!?!?  We didn't order a steak , we order simple sandwiches that take 7 minutes to make. I told the gal at the counter that we had been waiting for 25 minutes for sandwiches which was ridiculous. There was no offer of a free drink or free dessert nothing. Would love to go back and the food was great but the service was def sub par
__label__3 Very nice atmosphere for a date or with friends.  If you are into wine, this is a great spot.
__label__3 The \"petite\" lobster corn dogs didn't live up to the hype, but I wasn't disappointed with Vino Lounge at Tapino.  They were just as described and while I can't whole-heartedly recommend them, they were quite the novelty and I'm happy I tried them.  Petite was an accurate description as well, and this might as well go for the other tapas on the 5-5-5 menu.  Presentation is paramount here, with the corndogs displayed upright on a fancy wooden tray and the chocolate debauchery dessert laid out across a large plate with precision.\n\nLet's face it, their happy hour menu is a highlight here for sure and its availability on weekends is a major plus.  The cabana style patio beckons you with a South Beach Miami flavor, that is, if a King Kong IKEA showroom swallowed Ocean Drive.  Yep.  Those same white slipcover couches decorate the patio, which isn't a bad move considering the wine accidents to be had here.\n\nOur server handled our large party very well, but early on the hostess/servers wouldn't let us move tables or seats together when there was clearly room and the ability to do so.  \n\nLike others have said, it's not a place to go if you're really hungry, but it's great if you're fine noshing on ambitious and creative appetizers such as duck confit tostadas or beef carpaccio with garlic aioli and fried capers.  The pomme frites were soggier than they should have been but the seasoning was right on. \n\nThe wine here was terrific.  I quaffed on a French syrah and sipped my friend's sauvignon blanc, and both were delicious selections for the measly $5.  The chocolate debauchery dessert is a must if you have the room to do it. Overall, Tapino is really a great wine bar and worth the drive to Scottsdale.  I am looking forward to the next visit.
__label__2 All I can say is that I wish this place was better.  I feel I should try something else on the menu because although my main entree looked appetizing it did not have any flavor at all.  I actually got a appetizer for my main entree which was the crostini with a topping picked by the chef each day... today it was a medley of marinated veggies similar looking to a tapenade.  It just had no flavor.  I did get their sonoma salad (small) and it was very tasty.  It had figs, goat cheese, croutons, tomato and a vinaigrette dressing.  Another reason for the mid range score was service... this is lunch time people and I am kind of in a hurry.  There was only one server and what seemed like the manager helping out... not enough people to handle a lunch rush.
__label__1 We went to Caffe Boa last night for my Mother in Law's birthday.  It had been years since we were last there, and ever since we moved back to Phoenix I've been excited to go back.  We were, however, very disappointed.  The pasta was overcooked and was drowning in sauce.  My husband and MIL had the rigatoni puttanesca, and the sauce was very tomato-y and not very flavorful.  I had the penne in pesto sauce with chicken and hearts of palm.  The sauce, aside from there being way too much, was also very heavy and, well, gooey.  I don't know how else to describe it, but it wasn't a dish I would order again!  The fact that my dish was almost $16 made it feel like even more of a rip-off.\n\nMy feeling is that Caffe Boa is riding on their reputation from years ago when it was good...either that or it was a really off night.  We won't be going back - there are other great restaurants to explore.  We'll just hang on to the memories of Caffe Boa of the past.
__label__0 Worst experience and food ever!  My family has quite a few food allergies (gluten, dairy, egg, peanuts, etc.), so we called ahead to make sure they had gluten free pasta as advertised on their menu.  So we come with a party of 9 and they seat us outside because they say it's warmer than inside and that they had heat lamps.  They did have heat lamps, but only 1 for our entire table b/c they said they ran out of propane.  When it came time to order, the server told us there was no gluten free pasta.  I expressed my disappointment that we were misled when we called earlier about the gluten free pasta availability, saying that we would never have come there if we knew there was no gluten free pasta. Server apologized profusely and told us that the manager offered to send out some 3 free desserts  - sorbet and cr\u00e8me brulee (creme brulee had gluten of course, so the gluten free eaters could not eat it). Anyways, our party ordered food and it took 1.5+ hours waiting in the cold for all the food to come out.  When it did come out, the lasagna I had was cold in the middle and the rest of the food was overcooked and mushy. \nWhatever my son ate, he had an immediate allergic reaction to the food while at the restaurant. 2+ hours later we left the restaurant having to pay a big bill, cold, hungry and sick.  \nI felt bad for the server, she tried to accommodate as best as she could.  The manager, however, never even came out to talk or to apologize for us.
__label__2 Lasagna entree - $15\nBottle of meritage - $32\nTiramasu - $6\nSmelling cigar smoke, hearing a car alarm, and listening to somebody with whooping cough - Priceless\n\nWhere's the half-star when you really need it?! Veneto is stuck in the middle, between 3 and 4. So, do I round up or round down? Such a tough decision. I can't rate this 5 like other people, for I did not think the food was 5-star worthy. However, based on other factors, the rating of this place deserves more than 3 stars... yet doesn't quite reach 4. Allow me to explain. \n\nAtmosphere is 2-star worthy. Sure, sitting on their patio, tucked in the corner, makes for an intimate time with your date. Unless, of course, a car alarm goes off or you have to deal with a person coughing one of those rib-rattling coughs. You know the kind. Not to mention, people standing outside the \"Veneto patio perimeter\" to talk loudly on their cell phones. However, inside the patio, patrons were respectable. The occasional loud, inebriated table does not a bad experience make. \n\nPrice deserves 5 stars. With two entrees and a fantastic dessert, price came to $45. That's pretty great for two people. Throw in a bottle of wine, though, and you're looking at an $80 tab, before tip, which means you're really looking at a $100 tab (atleast), for service definitely deserves a generous gratutity!\n\nService definitely deserves 5 stars. Our waiter was top-notch. Very conversational, friendly, professional and attentive. He recommended a bottle of wine that would suit both a meat-focused entree (lasagna), as well as a fish dish. The wine - lyreth meritage from Sonoma - was smooth, silky and a perfect dance partner to both our dishes. \n\nDessert deserves 4 stars. Never before had my date seen Tiramasu served with two sauces on top. It's almost like the piece itself was divided into two tiny countries. One sauce was chocolate. The other was espresso-based. I could have just had spoonfuls of the latter and been quite content. However, the tiramasu was heavenly. \n\nDecor deserves a 3, I think. Especially since the music they played didn't match the intimate and unique dining experience they offer here. It was too pop-ish and loud, even from sitting outside. When my date and I excused ourselves to the lavatories, we noticed semi-guady decor, high-back booths, rich creams and rubies throwing themselves against the walls. It wasn't a stomach-turning touch. Just a bit over done. A simple, clean layout would have done wonders for this place. Not to mention maybe a more subtle bar - without a blaringly bright TV set. \n\nFood deserves 3 stars. It doesn't deserve any more than that. At least not the entrees we had. My date had the special, which came with mussels, crab meat, salmon, etc. in a pasta bowl with a damn fine light and flavorful sauce. I ordered the lasagna, which was a generous portion. Upon first bite, I couldn't place the taste. I had had it before! Given some time, I realized why I felt like this lasagna could be a new comfort food. It reminded me of when I was 8 and my mom would make me Chef Boyardee ravioli. The meat sauce of this lasagna tasted just like the ravioli sauce I used to love as a child. But, let's face it, I didn't go to Veneto to satisfy my 8-year-old self. I came to impress my adult self and enjoy a lovely night out with a wonderful man. My date even said later that it did, in fact, taste like the canned ravioli. He just didn't want to say anything at dinner for concern of insulting me or the lasagna. (Poor lasagna...)\n\nHaving eaten at Veneto this past weekend, I sit here and reflect upon the place. While there, I definitely thought this was a 4 star place. Now, however, I can't convince myself that I would ever go back. And I reserve 4 and 5 stars for places that hook me, that become places I crave, places I want to experience again and again... as well as places that leave a lasting impression. To me, Veneto's lasting impression expired Saturday at the stroke of midnight.\n\nOver all, I think Veneto is a great place to dine. Don't get me wrong. This place is a hidden gem, for the service, the price and the overall experience make this place worthwhile. Just don't expect an \"Oh My God\" moment from your food... or expect to dine in peace from the noise of street traffic, car alarms and awful music.
__label__3 This restaurant is a real gem in Scottsdale, which has many restaurants, many of which are overpriced or mediocre. \n\nEverything on the menu is excellent, so whether you have a taste for pasta or fish or veal, you will find a wonderful dish. I am partial to the simple classic preparation of fresh fish here.\n\nWines are very good and moderately priced--go with the Italian ones. \n\nThe wait staff is attentive but not intrusive. \nBuon Appetito!
__label__4 THE place to go on Madison's North Side.  Roomy, beautiful decor, family-operated, friendly staff.  The pastries are good, the bread and rolls are excellent, and the brunch and lunch menus are amazing!  There are lots of good vegetarian options, all clearly marked.  The Earthly Delights sandwich is my favorite--wow.  The soups and salads are also very, very good.\n\nMy only complaint is Manna's coffee, which is sometimes thin and over-extracted.  People who don't have a taste for good espresso may not mind (my Mom likes it fine), but I have to order a mocha or flavor syrup to cover up the bitter taste, and the texture of the mocha simply does not compare to what you'll get at the cafes on the square.  Still, it's probably the best coffee on the North Side.
__label__4 Friendly service!  The quiche and granola pancakes are both delicious!  The lattes are huge.  I've also had the Peter Wrappit, which was very good.  We generally go to Manna for brunch.  I'd say it's one of our favorites in Madison!\n\nThe dinner service is really nice.  It has a really different vibe than the breakfast atmosphere.  They accept Bicycle Benefits!
__label__4 Love this place!  I've only been here twice, both for lunch and both times were excellent.  Great place to get a sandwich - hot or cold. Fresh products make this a nice lunch spot. I'll definitely be back.
__label__4 Best Mexican food in the East Valley! I hate to call it 'Mexican food' because that will probably make you think of the typical burritos and tacos you get at every other 'chain' restaurant - BORING. The owner/chef really puts an exotic twist on many of the dishes. My favorite is the Shrimp Mazatlan which is a beautiful mix of Jumbo shrimp and Pineapple skewered over a bed of rice. Ingredients are always fresh (the owner has his own garden behind the restaurant! \nBeen enjoying their menu since when they were in a little strip mall. Even back then their popularity caused crowds standing in the parking lot waiting to get a seat! Their new location is really classy so you can dress up of a nice dinner. But you'll still be in a crowd outside waiting for your seat. Believe me it's one of the few restaurants in the East Valley that's worth the wait.
__label__3 This hidden gem is a must stop for Mexican food, especially if you live in the East Valley.  I haven't been to Tia Rosa's in about 5 years, and boy has it improved.  The trees have grown so much that we drove past it twice because we didn't see the sign.  Tia Rosa's has two options, their front take-out restaurant and the main dining area.  It's just what you would expect when you walk into the Mexican style Hacienda, a water fountain and great courtyard for eating outside.  The menu is diverse and there are several vegetarian options.  I went with the Spinach enchiladas served with roasted corn and black beans, they were fantastic!  The table ordered carne asada, a beef burrito and the fish tacos.  All raved about the food.  The only complaint that we had was the salsa was just okay, it wasn't hot enough and their hot sauce was not very tasty.  We all wish we had a little more spice in our dishes, but the overall consensus is still a solid 4. If you decide to dine at Tia Rosa's try to get a table in the back courtyard or the room to the right of it, it will greatly improve the experience!
__label__1 Eh, just OK.  I wasn't wowed by the food, and my horchata was very watery and too sweet (and served in a leaking broken cup).  In addition, there was a long wait to be seated, and once we were, service was a bit spotty.
__label__1 Is it the fault of the restaurant if we were being serve by a bad waiter? Wrong food given, The waiter doesn't pay much attention while talking to us and when our bill came it was also a mistake. Everything didn't turn out right! My wife and I stared at each other when the other customer said in a loud voice that this waiter did an good job for them. Maybe we started on a wrong foot or it's just a bad hair day for this waiter! Hey, not everything didn't turned out bad....THE FOOD WAS EXCELLENT. Maybe in my next visit I shall write a better review for this restaurant.
__label__1 The building is cool, the food value is pretty good, but food flavor has diminished a lot.  The salsas were sweet (why sweet?), and the meats were bland.  Bummer.  Better Mexican food is pretty commonly available.
__label__1 I've been here 3 times with the in-laws and it really is not very good, not bad mind you but not what i want from mexican food. I would call this more mexicali food with a lot more Cali than Mexi. Good for those that don't like much spice or real Mexican food. There is always a wait on weekends.
__label__4 If you choose just one Mexican restaurant in Mesa, choose this one.  It ranks as one of the best in flavor, authentic food, and decor.
__label__0 I've been there twice, mostly due to the ambiance. After my last experience having to order from the \"to go\" area due to a fire in the main kitchen, I have decided to never go back. Taco Bell would have been better.
__label__3 they have reallyreally good umeshu.  i have no idea how much it was but it was so rich and sweet and mmmm.  good cooked plates, pretty good sushi chefs.  id definitely recommend sitting at the bar.  they also have very good teppenyaki.  they serve kobe beef teppanyaki.  awesome.  i like the atmosphere.  but not the beeest japanese ive had.
__label__1 OK, so perhaps my overall Wynn experience led to me giving Okada 2 stars instead of 3....but it really deserves NO MORE.\nThe posse and I made reservations 2 weeks i advance, (mostly because I'm a spaz planner like that), and upon arrival, the hostess tells us there will be a twenty minute wait....OK\nFinally we are seated, order our sake, appetizers, and then our waiter leaves...I guess he didn't want to take our dinner orders? OK, slow food dining experience...our sake comes, service is extremely attentive, constantly filling our sake cups, pouring water, etc...our appetizers come, and everyone VANISHES! No joke, we waited after our appetizer plates were clearly licked clean for a busser, a server,ANYONE to come back and take our entree orders. One of our party ends up getting up, and physically grabbing a buss boy, asked him to send over our waiter....another 20 min go by...FINALLY, he appears. No apology, takes our entree orders, and vanishes...no, \"would you like another bottle of sake,\" NOTHING. Being rather annoyed at this point, and our whole table talking about the bad service, our entrees come, still no refill on the sake....we ask for our server, he NEVER comes back to our table. We finish our entrees, decide dessert at this place is not worth another hour wait, and flag down another busser, CHECK PLEASE!. We wait, and wait and wait....no check. WE decide this is too comical a situation to be pissed, so we get up, all eight of us, leave our table and walk directly to the hostess, demand to see a manager. Manager comes after another 15min wait, we explain the situation, he chastises us for \"walking out on the bill,\" we hand him a pile of cash and swear never to return. \nI'd like to clarify, we didn't try and walk out on the bill, we would have just walked straight out the front door had that been the case. We were trying to pay for our meal so we could go downstairs and enjoy our table a Tryst. Not only did the manager not apologize for our terrible service, he didn't offer to comp anything, and had a nasty attitude the whole time. \nI will never go back to Okada, the food was decent, but when there are places like Social House, why would I endure bad service when I'm paying top dollar?
__label__3 I went here for a business dinner in March. We started with some good sake, although be warned that a good bottle there will easily be north of $150, potentially FAR north. The service was great as our party expanded in scope as the evening went on and the server accomdatd us with extra chairs, prompt menus, good suggestions and kept the food coming.\n\nThe food itself was well-prepared - I had skewers of organic chicken that were ecellent, although the portions are designed to be quite small. I think we closed the place. Definitely on my list next time I am in Vegas.
__label__3 Great sushi and service.  The 5th star just being held back because of the high prices.  Incredible ambiance and easy to make reservations online.
__label__1 It's tough for me not to recommend Okada. This is a beautiful restaurant with terrific service and a nice menu with a good variety of raw and cooked items that are well presented and nicely prepared. The problem is that the experience  doesn't justify the price. I expect high prices when dining at 5 star property on the Las Vegas strip, but I also expect a memorable and perfectly prepared meal in return. In this regard, Okada comes up short. Better sushi is available at more affordable prices from many other establishments.
__label__2 Part of the Lettuce Entertain You group of restaurants, Cafe Ba Ba Reeba started out in Chicago, then opened a branch in Las Vegas.  It specializes in tapas.  Originally intended as bar snacks, the term now refers to small portions of food (at least in the United States).  Choose a few and you have a meal; choose a bunch and you have a meal for a group of friends.\n\nIn addition to tapas, the menu offers paella and a few other items, but tapas are the stars. There are more than 50 choices, plus another dozen desserts.  Cold tapas include serrano ham, olives and chicken salad; hot tapas include octopus, empanadas and roast dates with bacon.\n\nThe inside dining areas are dark: dark stained wood flooring, dark wood tables, moderate lighting.  Loud guitar music plays; a Flamenco version of \"California Dreamin'\" was one of the more unusual selections.  The outside area, facing the strip, seemed much more inviting, but it was too hot outside for me.  Service was prompt; I ordered tapas one at a time, and they arrived pretty quickly.\n\nAt Cafe Ba Ba Reeba, tapas have been supersized.  A typical dish could serve as a small appetizer for four people, or as an hors d'oeuvre for even more people.  I was hard pressed to finish just three plates.  Serrano ham, salchichon, chorizo & manchego cheese also included triangles of toasted bread with chopped tomato on top.  Both the cheese and meats were thinly sliced, and very strongly flavored.  A winner.  It wasn't finger food, definitely requiring a knife and fork, but was big enough that it would best be split several ways.\n\nRoast dates with bacon and apple vinaigrette was an interesting dish.  Small dates (or perhaps halves of large dates) were wrapped in bacon, then grilled until the bacon was crispy and the dates were very chewy.  A small amount of vinaigrette was poured on top.  It was an unusual combination of sweet, salty, sour and fatty tastes.\n\nGrilled squid in olive oil and garlic consisted of large pieces of squid (both body and tentacles) sauted in olive oil.  Barely cooked through, the squid was still tender.  It was a little oily, but I liked it.\n\n\n\nThe food was OK, but as a solo diner I didn't really enjoy myself.  The supposedly tapa sized portions are actually quite large, and not conducive to ordering many dishes if one is dining alone.  I think it would be more fun with a group, at one of the outdoor tables.
__label__3 Went here for my 3rd time. This place is great specially if you're wondering the fashion show mall and you suddenly realize you starving, and you just know the food court isn't what you had in mind...\n\nToday I got both of the specials- swordfish and the lamb (both awesome) I say,...always order the specials at a tapa place- rarely will they let you down!\n\nFYI if you want the happy hour half off tapas you have to be sitting at the bar in order to do so. Which is kind of stupid, but that's just how it goes.... the menu is smaller but hey if you want to save some that's an idea.
__label__3 this is the place to go for happy hour if you want something out of the norm! sangria + tapas dished for 50% off...\n\nif only we knew it was happy hour before having a seat in the dining area. so minus one star for that. if it wasn't for my friend who read the poster above the urinal in the restroom, we would have never knew! wish our waiter told us...\n\nbut i guess that's no reason to give this review any less, because the food here is delicious... small... but delicious. i recommend the empenatas, any paella dish, and their stuffed mushrooms. what else that is awesome about this place is you can order off the strip burger menu as well. i'll be back for happy hour next time...
__label__3 This was def the best choice to in that mall plaza section on Las Vegas Blvd.  I've only had tapas a few times and I'm not completely drawn to it because it sounds like I'll order a bunch of things and still not get full.  WRONG.  Well we ordered a lot BECAUSE we were afraid of not getting full.\n\nWalked over here Sunday afternoon and there was no wait.  Awesome.  We got bread and some olive oil right away.  The olive oil was kinda bitter but I don't think its my thing. \n\nThis is what we ordered: \n- Mahi Mahi Tapa (which was the special of the day)  very juicy with yummy veggies with it\n- Steamed mussels (my bf said it was good) \n- beef skewers (I like this one because of the carmelized onions and the spicy horseradish) \n- Salmon with veggies\n- Seafood Paella (soo yummy but remember it takes about 30 minutes to order) \n- Black Raspberry sangria half pitcher 16 bucks (this was my favorite part because of the fresh fruit!  You HAVE to order the SANGRIA!! \n\nI really enjoyed the food, had lots of great decorations in the restaurant, and played Spanish themed music in the background which was awesome.  Its just a bit pricey.  It was a lunch for 2 for 75 bucks not including tip.  I will probably come back for the happy hour!
__label__2 I have only been for drinks and dancing, so I can't comment on the food.  One of the best selling points of this place is the roof top deck.  Unlike the one at Pure at Caesar's, the deck is on a pretty high floor and a little away from the strip, so you get a great view.  The music is pretty decent as is the crowd, though you shouldn't expect the same caliber that you would find at a Pur or Tao (but the prices at VooDoo are also much better).
__label__0 This review is based on the restaurant portion of VooDoo only.  Not only that....I never experienced the food and that was b/c of the poor customer service. \nI called to inquire about reservations for both dinner for a large group and dessert reservations for a large group.  I was told a hundred different things by many different people.  You get free entry with ANY restaurant reservation, you don't get free entry at all, if your DINNER reservation (see...entrees for ALL) is at 1030pm you CANNOT go into the club portion before to hang out (even though this person was also the same person that told me entry is free with all reservations).  No one was sure of what was going on...I was transferred as though these people were training and the last gal was impatient and didn't understand that I'd just been given 100 random contradicting \"facts\" that I wanted straightened out before making ANY reservations. \nIn the long run, I hung up without my name on the list and I don't ever plan on making the attempt again. \nBee boo.  : (
__label__3 I've been reading some of the other reviews and I honestly don't understand why people don't like this place. Maybe my experience was just different. (I went here for a private event with open bar on a Sat night from 8-10pm) but my whole group had an AMAZING time. (That could also be the multiple free drinks we all had) but in either case, I would definitely recommend this place to others. It's much more mellow than the other clubs and you can actually move around without being elbowed and jostled and groped everywhere you turn. You definitely have to check out the outside lounge because it's phenomenal. The music out there is different than the music they play inside but it's still really good. And the view is wonderful. As the night progresses, they bring a live band into the indoor lounge and the band plays cover songs all night long. The drinks are good and they're made strong and there's a lot of fun flare bartending you can watch while they make your drinks. I had so much fun that we managed to stay at this place for 4-5 hours and didn't even realize it until I started to get tired.
__label__1 So after reading reviews and seeing the view I decided to take my gf here.  The view is amazing!  We got a table on a Tuesday night and there was barely anyone here.  We then met Paco who said he would be assisting our server jeff, sadly we never saw paco again.  Our server jeff started out awesome.  His menu introduction was on point.  That was the pinnacle of our service. As we were pretty much ignored for the rest of our dining experience.  I ordered the m\u00e9nage and my gf ordered the chicken.  I will give them this....the chicken tasted great.  I ordered my filet med rare, the meat came out medium and tasteless.  My lobster tail was stiff and plastic-like.  We were here a total of an hour and a half and only saw the server 3 times.  I couldn't imagine coming here on a busy night!
__label__1 This is for the lounge only-  Do not ever pay cover to get in here!!!  Cover should not even exist at this place, but if you can't find the guy in the casino making it rain passes, you deserve to pay.  There is no dress code to speak of- if that's your thing.  Went up, walked outside for a bit-nice view, too cold, went back inside, ordered a witch doctor, listened to music, watched bartender make witch doctors, finished drink, left, no more line to get in.  Uh yeah.
__label__1 Ok, this is just for the steakhouse, not the lounge.  I didn't visit the lounge.\n\nI was really hoping for a great experience with VooDoo, but it was quite disappointing.  I'll dispense with the obvious rhymes I could make about the quality of the place: suffice it to say, I do not recommend it.\n\nNo doubt, the view is great (not as good as the view from the Eiffel Tower Restaurant, but still great).  But the problems with the food and the service (and to some extent, the setting) just can't be made up for by the view.\n\nI was a little surprised at the level of \"casual\" dress in the place.  I was wearing slacks and a sport coat.  There were dudes in there in tank tops and jorts.  I don't want to sound like a snob here, but I thought this was supposed to be a nice place.  Oh well...to each his own.  I'm no Mr. Blackwell.\n\nThe service was very slow.  I was having wine by the glass because my dining partner wasn't drinking.  Well, I only manged to get one (it was a very good Stag's Leap, by the way); I probably would have had 3 if I ever could have gotten our server's attention.  It took forever to get the food, and once we got it, they just dropped it and hauled ass.  I want to point out that the place wasn't crowded at all.  All the servers were just hanging around talking with one another. \n\nI got a bone in filet.  I have no complaint with the quality of the beef.  But they overcooked it.  Bad.  Real bad. Overcooking is something that will kill a filet.  I ended up with a bone-in hockey puck.   I love truffle mac n cheese, so when I saw it on the menu, I was happy to order it.  I've had it at some places that prepare it really well...VooDoo doesn't: the macaroni was this short little stuff like our of a kid's school lunch, and it had very little flavor. The creamed spinach was so salty, I could hardly eat it (and I like a lot of salt). \n\nI didn't want to bother with dessert for two main reasons.    First,  I had no idea how long it would take to get it, given how slow the service was.  Second, just about the time I finished my entree, they cranked up the music in the lounge, which is on the next floor up and connected by a staircase.  Ok, ok, so I'm old, but it was so freakin' loud the water in my glass was rippling with every thump of the bad-assed bass accompanying the techno-noise music from upstairs.  Not a nice atmosphere if you'd like a quiet, relaxing dinner.  I decided to haul ass rather than bust a move, get jiggy wit' it, or whatever the correct phrase would be.\n\nI don't know:  It may be that I'm too old to enjoy a place like VooDoo Steakhouse.  Maybe they should have \"reverse carded\" me or something. I suppose I should start practicing: \"You darned kids get offa my lawn!!!\"
__label__0 Overall: \nThis place is really really nice (the decor, ambiance and outdoor scenery), but I was not happy with the crowd here. I don't know if it's always like that or if we just went on an off night, but how horrible... My friends (in our early & late twenties) went to this club on a Saturday night hoping to try their dry ice fish bowl called the witch doctor. That was the original reason why I picked this place because it looked so cool especially with the nice rooftop view, but when we got inside... the crowd were in their late 40s or 50s.... which was such a turn off. We couldn't find anyone to dance with  and I felt as I walked further into the club, everyone was getting older. I felt bad because I had picked such a horrible place when we could have gone to a newer & cooler club like Marquee :( One of my friend even left the club...\n\nOutdoor was AMAZING, there was a beautiful view of Vegas, and there's also an OUTSIDE downstairs dance floor with a pole, which we almost missed out on because you cannot tell that there was a downstairs. Indoor, there are stairs leading downstairs, but I'm not sure if that leads outdoors. I think the indoor downstairs might have been the restaurant. Don't let the pictures fool you...it fooled me. I will not be returning.
__label__4 We came here on a Friday night, after midnight.\n\n- VCard granted us VIP admission. 20+ people waiting in line and we get in the club in seconds!\n- Get a psychic reading b4 you go up! \n- 51 floors high! Ear popping experience! Clear window elevator\n- Antiquated. Looks old. almost dusty. haha\n- 2Djs that night. Both hip-hop. One inside and outside.  \n- Breathing room. You can actually walk around without having to bump shoulders!\n- Excellent view! Better than Ghostbar. Not as good as Mix. Is that Ballys? Imperial Palace!? lol. I see it!\n- Knees not weak. you feel safe at this height. \n- Thunderstorm weather! fortunately it wasn't raining. Felt like SF, gusty! +Lightning! ZEUS!\n- Tall FLAG pole. Scary during a storm. -___- \n- Sit down in booth without having to pay for bottle service!\n- MUST GO! Grab the witch doctor. Fish bowl drink that will make the night MYSTICAL!\n- \"DANGER, but watch yo-self!\" LOL
__label__0 My fianc\u00e9 and my friends went here for their anniversary and the only thing that's was worth the visit was the actual voodoo drink called the witch doctor, which had me so sick the next day and my tongue was numb.  They required us to purchase at least $200 in drinks in order to sit down, only VIP get to sit, everyone else has to stand and they serve no food at all.  The view was beautiful but other than that it was not a good experience!
__label__3 \"How good is your mole man??\" \nI quipped to our fantastic waiter. \n\n\"I'm looking for momma's secret recipe with chocolate that doesn't taste like chocolate but crack and took forever to cook. I've been to Mexico but I want the real mexico man! No cabo san lucas!\"\n\nHe humored the gringo and replied,\n\"Our sauce has been slow cooked for over three days by my aunt Rosemaria and if you don't enjoy every last drop of sauce lovingly drizzled on your chicken your dinner's on me!\"\n\nImpressed by our waiter's gusto or his willingness to conjure the image of his dear aunt Rosemaria my friend and I ordered the chicken mole along with enchiladas. Waiting for our food we munched on freshly made chips with oniony guac and a variety of salsas. We sipped irresistible margaritas teased with salt and bursting with silver tequila.\n\nThe impeccable service delivered our dishes and we dug in. The enchiladas were drizzled with creme fraiche and had hot spices yielding complex flavors and aromas. It wasn't cheesy or beany hiding cheap ingredients but rather a masterful blend of tomatoes, tortilla, filling and spices.\n\nTrue to his word, the chicken mole was worth the modest cost of our dining admission. This sh** was the chicken mole bomb! Tender chunks of meat nestled beneath a warm blanket of mole sauce on a bed of delicate rice.\n\nUndecided for dessert we doubled down on chocolate with mini muffins on trails of dulce de leche accompanied by chocolate torte heaped on top with cinnamon-infused vanilla ice cream.\n\n(4.5 * stars)
__label__3 Thanks to the Yelp community, I found Isla, an nice oasis in the madness of Las Vegas. I would come again for sure, if I ever visit come to the Strip again in my entire life.  Guac and chips were fresh and lovely.  Entrees so good.  And I broke my one-margarita rule and ordered a second one.  Service was a little slow but very friendly.  Might have had something to do with the large bachelorette party in the same section.  I do recommend it.  Above average Mexican food! (And I know my Mexican food!)
__label__1 I purchased the groupon $15 for $30 while my fiance and I were driving to Las Vegas for the weekend, I was so excited to try something new and visit that end of the strip. \n\nFirst off, let me start by stating that we were staying at the Mandalay Bay hotel and to get to the restaurant which is in the Treasure Island hotel took an hour to get to. That put us into ultra hunger mode when we finally got there. We read some ot the other reviews and were a little aprehensive about going, but since I had the groupon I was going anyways. We were seated right away, the lighting is very romantic and the decor is gorgeous. The waiter came over very quickly and brought us chips and salsa I ordered the guacamole, carne asada tacos and my fiance ordered the shredded barbacoa enchiladas. After I ordered I told them I had a groupon, all of a sudden their quick and efficientness turned into a slow crawl. Our waiter brought over our guacamole and let me tell you that is really good! I would go there again for chips, salsa, and guacamole, the rest of the food wasn't too good. My carne asada tacos looked like they were cooked in a pan with oil and was chopped up into small bites, nothing like what is pictured! not to mention there was fat still on the meat. The oil was dripping out of the tacos and there was no seasoning to the meat. The beans tasted like they were from a can, the rice was okay and as for my fiance his enchiladas wasn't barbacoa it was a shredded beef, barbacoa is PORK! He wasn't too happy with his food either, you should also keep in mind that my fiance is Hispanic and we eat authentic Mexican food at least once a week, and even I know how to make real refried beans so we are extremely harsh critics when it comes to mexican food. \n\nWe wouldn't eat this place again, such a shame cause we want to try new places out when we go to Vegas. I love the fact that I used a groupon with this place, had we gone without one I would have been very upset. If you have ever had good mexican food before, avoid this place as you will be very disappointed, if you are from a place that never serves mexican food then you will probably like it.
__label__4 Delicious enchiladas divorciadas, and pineapple mojitos!!
__label__2 This is a happy hour review...\n\nOh for God's sake when will I ever learn?!?! Another rubber stamped FRC joint to blow my cash... FRC = decent quality, high service, and low value. \n\nCorn dogs at the fair are also overpriced, but ya know what? They're f'ing HOT. And f'ing FAST. And that dude with one tooth also asks me \"How are ya?\" eight goddamn times. And they serve $6 beers, too. \n\nI give FRC credit for training their employees well, and at least I know they will not be closed in six months... and it's pretty inside, and there are cougars, and there was a clan of sherpa's rubbing my feet, and the tempura calamari is bitchin, and the Basil Gimlet was splendid (I had to have two, and the bartender graciously taught me how he made it), and the mac n cheese was dreamy at the bottom, but...  \n\nOh yeah... my check. And the cold mac that took like 17 minutes (although the bottom was hot). I sensed that it wanted to be really, really good... It was never given a shot at the heat, man... Oh and did I mention the check... Mac and cheese with andouille sausage for $9? I'm ok with that but serve it HOT or the specialty sausage that your chef's education conceived tastes like a microwaved hot dog gone cold. ...like Ma used to make (which is very comforting, don't get me wrong, but cost only sixteen cents). \n\nYou CAN judge a restaurant by the mac n cheese... Sometimes I am just as happy at the fair for $68... try somewhere beside Greene House at Kierland first.
__label__3 My friend and I have a list of places we want to try and this was on it. We went on a Saturday and had no problem being seated. Our server was great. He helped us with recommendations since it was our first time there. We started off with the Snoqualmie Riesling and it was delish. We then split a salad and a sandwich. The salad was roasted beet and the sandwich was the kobe burger and fries. Both were good and cooked to our specs. I would go again and try some other things on the menu.
__label__4 Just ate there last night with my girlfriend, and it was AWESOME!!!  The braised short rib flakes off as you push down with your fork, the cocktails are great, and even their take on a fish taco has its own novel nuances.
__label__1 Resort is beautiful, and the pools are fun. They should allow guaranteed adjoining rooms for families. When you're paying their rates for two rooms, it is a real inconvenience to have to split up. They supposedly fixed our room assignments twice, but each time it became a bigger disaster. I've stayed here many times in the past, but management and competence have seriously declined in the last two years. I hope they get their act back together and turn the place around, because the resort and amenities are nice!
__label__3 This is our nth time visiting Vegas and earlier in the day we had our customary buffet on the Strip.  It was 7pm and because we had way too much meat and crab legs for lunch, we thought a nice salad dinner was a must.  \n\nGetting here from the Strip takes about 15 min. w/o traffic.  Be sure to take the \"82B\" exit from the I-95.  It will lead you straight into the humongous shopping center and Sweet Tomatoes will be right behind Applebees.\n\nI have to admit I'm a regular at the Souplantations in the OC.  My favorite item there is the Clam Chowder, but for some reason Sweet Tomatoes (which is pretty much the same thing as Souplantation w/ a different name) does not offer this soup.  Because of this tiny little detail, I couldn't give it 5 stars.\n\nThe veggies were fresh.  Chocolate lava cake, that's only offered after 4p, was delish.  And the lady who took away our dishes was kind enough to bring us a plate of freshly baked cookies.  The staff overall was very polite and that made the whole dining experience pretty darn great.
__label__2 This Is one of those places you go with the family after watching a PG movie or the usual spot you go to for lunch with the bff to catch on current events, gossip, the weather... I really enjoy coming here with my bff, he always gets the noodle soup without the noodles and I always dress up my baked potatoes with \"The Works\"..Great times are spent here.
__label__2 We've been coming here for years. It is a bargain if you have the coupons that are available in the mail or online.\n\nThe past couple times, I have noticed a downward trend of quality. recently, some items were added to the \"upgrade\" section. For almost $11 for dinner, I would rather pay an extra buck & just have as much chicken as we want. Not for $2.49 & only one 3 or 4 oz serving!\n\nThe soups are fairly good quality. The chowder & the potato leek soup alone made a star on the review.  \n\nThe pasta dishes have dropped badly in quality. Fazoli's had better pasta - and that is a fast food place! I would like to see a return to basics on their pasta. What's the use of sausage & peppers if you cannot get the pasta right?\n\nFor a salad bar restaurant, Sweet Tomatoes has a very poor selection of fruit. Watermelon, pineapples, & cantaloupe should be standard, plus maybe one or two others. They had bananas and apples! Wow how imaginative for the price we paid. Not. \n\nThe selection of hot tea is quality. Two different red tea selections. The pomegranate green tea was tasty. BTW, it is the Republic of Tea company, not Lipton or Nestea. \n\nJason's Deli does offer a better salad, where a soup can be bought for $1. Maybe we will give Sweet Tomatoes another chance in a few months. But it is no longer the go-to place it once was.
__label__4 Phenomenal service. Fresh salad and tasty soups made from scratch! I will definitely be back. They make it so easy to eat healthy.
__label__0 Overall i give the Gym itself 5 stars, machines are up to date, it's clean, no problems. But i must say the staff there are dumb as a rock! And they will con you into buying personal training membership, especially the sales consultants. If you are going to get a memebership here make sure you make it clear to them you want the GYM MEMEBERSHIP ONLY... THAT'S IT! You may want to drill it in their heads because these people do not understand , and they are INCOHERENT, I had to let my assistant schedule my personal training session like 5 times, the personal training manager had a mentality of a 3rd grader he did not know how to enter my name in the system properly, so my file was missing and it took him like 10 minutes just to look for my name.. Then we have little miss barbie doll training for a bikini contest trying to make small talks with me and trying to get me the most expensive package. Before you walk into this gym make sure you know what you want and you do your research don't let these under paid low lifes peer pressure you into a $100+ pacakge which you only planned on paying 25$ for a membership. And Also before you talk to these idiots ask them where they WENT TO SCHOOL and got their training degrees ask to see credentials!! I miss the flamingo and sandhill gym that was the most friendliest staff DRAMA free gym.
__label__1 The gym itself is great. Really good variety of machines, classes and unlike LVAC, people actually work out here instead of using it as a social club. My problem is with the staff. i had an issue with my membership and tried to ask about it. The staff at the front desk said i needed to call the customer service number and speak to them so i did. I actually called twice and got the same answer both times from the operators, i could cancel my membership or talk to a club manager about my current one. Now i've been going to this gym for 3 years and i really like it here so i decided to talk to a manager about it. I've asked to speak to a manager 4 separate times and each time the same thing happens: The staff at the desk will tell me that the manager is with another guest or not there and that i can have a seat and they'll see me next. So after 20 or 30 minutes of waiting the person at the desk will tell me they don't know how much longer the manager will be and that i can leave my name/number and the manager will call me, so i do. I have never gotten a call back ever out of the 4 times this has happened. I understand that this is a gym and not some high end restaurant or retail store so i don't expect amazing customer service and its a busy gym so i don't expect help right away but to be ignored is ridiculous. Either the manager isn't getting my messages or they're ignoring it. The only reason I haven't canceled my membership yet is because like i said, i've been going here for 3 years and i really like it but this is beyond unacceptable and I've started looking at other gyms.
__label__0 This dining experience was lousy(company excluded), and a reminder to me that I should always trust my sushi instincts.  If Shady Grove is the best that  Walnut Street has to offer as far as drinking and dining, then it's no wonder that Shadyside needs a boost of steroids.  Perhaps, Barry shouldn't have been so quick to leave the Burgh or he should have left some of his good stuff behind.  My friend and I decided to order some of their artisan pizzas, and the Margharita and the Pesto were our choices.  The  honey wheat dough tasted like it came directly from the nearest Taco Bell caramel apple empenada assembly line.  The mutilated tomato bits strewn across each of the pizzas also must have come from a Taco Bell assembly line. Most of the items that should have been on the pizza were MIA.  When I asked our server about it, her expression was as empty as the street outside, which i thought would be jam packed with shoppers considering it was the Sidewalk Sale Event.
__label__2 It's not that bad during their happy hours. The beer deals are pretty good. I tried the yak burger and it was \"meh\".\n\nThe place does get pretty crowded and hence sometimes seating might be an issue. Its just loud enough (so that you don't have to scream at each other) if you aren't in the very back section. The half price wine nights are pretty good too.
__label__1 I have enjoyed numerous experiences at Shady Grove. However, when I went there recently, it resulted in a horrible stomachache. I am not sure which of the dishes I got which were the thai shrimp tacos, summer salad, and The Goat pizza. I will not be going back anytime soon.
__label__3 A lot of people call this an easy hike, though I find it to be rigorous. I'm reasonably in shape and regularly exercise, but really unless you HIKE/CLIMB regularly you'll find this to be challenging. \n\nMy first attempt at Camelback was last August. We did the Cholla Trail side. Yeah, I'm a dummy. But we started just before sunrise and had plenty of water. But I wasn't mentally prepared (I had heard it was easy) for it and it was just too hot. About one-third of the way I tapped out since I was getting dizzy and lightheaded and refused to push it and end up being that hiker who comes out of Camelback via helicopter because I passed out and fell off. I have since been back three more times (never in that kind of heat again, I do NOT recommend it) and summited each time (always Cholla, considered the easier trail).\n\nThe terrain is easy at the start (for the novice hiker), with rock or wood block steps and a well-traveled, roomy dirt trail. But once you hit about one-third mark, it narrows and you start using all fours like a monkey to scramble over the big rocks. By the time you get to the final third you are straight up rock climbing. I have trouble following the spray painted dots to stay on track. If there aren't people around to follow, I inevitably end up at a dead end and have to go back and try again. \n\nI have no fear of heights, but there are times that you're negotiating around and over rocks with a drop-off waiting for you if you misstep. Kind of freaks me out each time. The summit area is large and offers fantastic views. Bring a sandwich in your bag, your ipod or a book and hang out a while, it's quite nice. \n\nI've seen small children (as young as six) and I've seen small dogs (including a puppy Chihuahua who literally rolled down most of the big rocks, poor dog) but I wouldn't want to be responsible for either. 12 and up is more appropriate and medium-sized dogs used to climbing/trails. Thanksgiving weekend I saw a lot of elderly family members, kids and others obviously from out of town and not at all prepared for a hike (flip flops, no water). Don't drag your poor parents visiting from Michigan up Camelback, please. Unless they are used to somewhat rigorous hikes, you're going to end up with a hospital visit on your hands at worst; angry, tired, dirty, dehydrated and sore family members at best. \n\nHikers range from serious (you'll see them running up and down the mountain) to novice to everywhere in between. Everyone is friendly and says \"hi\" as they pass by. And everyone offered water or asked if I was ok as I hung out in the shade to cool down when I attempted to climb in August. As long as you come prepared (water, water, water) and know what you're in for, you'll have a good time.
__label__1 I could not find a place to park my Honda Civic and enjoy the trails.  After about 60 minutes of looking.  I gave up.  Need more options to get there, and where to park the car so that the trail can actually be enjoyed.  I will save my time and go elsewhere.\n\nSuggestion:  Should consider developing an offsite parking area, and providing a shuttle to the entrance (perhaps for a small fee)...and let it be known where to find the shuttle.
__label__2 Love the hike but saddened by the parking situation. I hiked this every weekend when I lived here two years ago but when we went to hike it on a visit the parking was limited to about 20 spots. The only other options you have are the park and ride that is $5.00 a person, cab or someone dropping you off. I am disappointed.
__label__1 Updated: Echo Canyon renovation. Echo Canyon used to be my favorite trail but after this new renovation it sucks.\n\nParking is worse than before if that's even possible. I went on a typical Thursday afternoon and the park rangers still had to turn people away. \n\nAs soon as you turn into the lot there is a barricade with a park ranger letting people in one at a time as soon as there is a spot available. This would be a good idea but the barricade is so close to the road that only about 5 cars can wait for a spot and not be blocking the main road.  This is very poor planning in my opinion.\n\nAs for the trail itself: they took out the stairs in the beginning and made it very steep with compressed gravel. This is actually harder than the stairs and I could definitely see people slipping off more easily.\n\nI would not bring anyone that is out of shape to this trail. Also our furry friends are no longer welcome (no dogs allowed).\n\nOnce you get past the parking and the \"improvements\" to the  beginning of the trail, it is the old Echo Canyon that we all used to know and love.
__label__3 I will start this review with a disclaimer that I am not an experienced hiker by any means, despite being a quick drive from the Rockies.\n\nAfter visiting Phoenix from...well birth really...I finally decided on one visit to look into hiking Camelback.  Turns out it is about a 15 minute bike ride from our house, so off I went.  From far away, the mountain does not look that difficult to climb.  Once I arrived and started hiking, I found that there were definitely some easier parts and some very challenging parts.  I've been a few times - I start from the \"bum\" of the camel, and work my way to the rest area between the two humps.  I have yet to climb up the larger hump.\n\nA few things to take into consideration when climbing Camelback:\n\n- Bring water!  Depending on the time of year and day, it gets VERY hot up there!  My last hike was on an uncommonly warm Christmas Day and I was getting pretty toasty.  If you're visiting in warmer months, I would recommend going in the early morning.  You'll want sunscreen and to keep as covered as possible to prevent burning.\n\n- Wear shoes with good grip.  There are lots of spots where they rock is smooth and slippery, and where you have to scramble to get up/down the trail.\n\n- There will be people of all ranges hiking up the mountain - families, tourists, fitness freaks running the whole way, you name it.  Some parts of the trail are narrow and you might have to wait your turn to pass.  But there are also a lot of rest spots where you can stop for photos and enjoy the beautiful surrounding scenery.\n\n- There are stands to lock your bike if you do bike there.  There is no parking directly on the street - you can park along Invergordon and walk to the trail.  There are also no washrooms at the site.\n\n\nOverall, hiking Camelback is a great experience that I'd highly recommend to anyone visiting the area.
__label__3 Being a city girl and not graced with the sure-footedness of a mountain goat, Camelback's Cholla trail was my first ever hike.  It was terrible back then, and muscles in my legs that I didn't know I had, hurt like no other the day after.  But here I am, four years later, still hiking the Cholla trail and I love it.\n\nParking is along the side of the road, and depending on the time of the day, the weather, and if school is in session, things can get pretty busy and parking can be an ordeal.  And to add to that, it is of course, parallel parking, a tremendous terror in itself.  If you're a brave soul, and hike during the summer, bring tons of water and aim to be done with the hike at 8.30-9AM. Any later, well your skin starts to burn, courtesy of the good ol' Arizona sun.\n\nThe trail itself is pretty busy, with regulars, what appears to be guided hikes, college kids, and dog lovers with their dogs.  In my opinion, this is great for beginners up for a challenge.  About a third of the way involves a fair amount of steps, nothing too hard.  Then comes the next third where the path narrows down to being just big enough for one person but is fairly flat.  And finally the last third, marked by the helipad, is the scramble.  I've never done this last third but I heard it gets pretty tough, making it comparable to Camelback's other trail, Echo trail.  So two thirds of the trail takes me about 1.5 hours at a leisurely pace, a decent hike to work up a good sweat.
__label__1 How frustrating!\n\nBest part of today's lunch was service - Anthony, originally from Astoria Queens NYC, has been here for 8 months, sounded exactly like he should sound with the NY accent, serving in an Italian restaurant!  He was helpful, attentive, interactive and one of the best servers I've had in this city.  He also brought a sample of the soup of the day to the table for tasting prior to ordering.  Very attentive service - bravo, Anthony!\n\nFood?  Very mixed reviews.  The tilapia special was thoroughly enjoyed by both diners at our table who ordered it.  Note to kitchen - the portion sizes on the two plates was noticably different (although the smaller portion did happen to go to the lighter eater so it wasn't a problem).  If the same dish is going to two people at the same table, they plates should look alike!\n\nI started with the minestrone soup (a menu staple) and while the flavor was good, it was tepid when served.  Made me sad.  My meatball sandwich was also a bit lukewarm and heavy on the salt.  It just didn't taste as fresh as I wanted.\n\nThis lunch was a birthday celebration so the lemon cookies with two dramatic candles was a very nice end to the meal.  And the cookies were great - not too sweet, enough lemon flavor without being bitter and enough to share around the table.\n\nNote on the door says that as of Feb 1, this will be a smoke free establishment.
__label__3 You can never go wrong with Maggiano's. Rigitoni D is the best! I was surprised however this one wasn't crowded on a Sunday evening. The food was wonderful. The waiter did make us feel a bit rushed when ordering but accommodated our children very well.
__label__0 Went there today for lunch with a group of 7.  Not one person had anything good to say about their food.  Even the BOGO pasta person was dissatisfied.  The restaurant was practically empty and the service was extremely slow.  I had their chopped salad to start which was described as having tomatoes, bleu cheese, and prosciutto among the ingredients.  They were so sparse and tiny that it practically took a magnifying glass to see them amongst all the lousy iceberg.  A definite ripoff and disappointment.  My entree wasn't terrible--ordered off the light menu.  \n\nEven though we specified when we ordered how we wanted the checks split; at the close of the meal, we were told by our server that their system wouldn't do that and that we should pass around the master bill and figure it out for ourselves.  After getting a manager involved and quite a lengthly wait, we finally got our totals and were out of there.  This lunch experience in a nearly empty restaurant took almost 2 hrs.  All around a huge disappointment.  I definitely won't be going back!
__label__1 This is the first place that I have been to during a happy hour that had no beer specials.\n\nI've been to about 5 different Maggianos and it seems to be slowly going down, in terms of food quality. I just really love Italian food, so I keep giving it another chance. I'm very close to the point where I would enjoy making my own fresh pasta, getting a good bottle of wine and some ciabatta bread and making dinner at home.
__label__4 Great food , great service, nice atmosphere.
__label__2 Service was great.  \n\nAtmosphere was great.  \n\nSide Caesar Salad and bread were great.  \n\nMy side (rigatoni and sauce) was good.  \n\nMain course, chicken parm looked great, but the chicken tasted and had the texture of something that came frozen and in a bag.  Was disappointing!!!\n\nMy fianc\u00e9 loved her chicken piccata.
__label__2 This could've been or last meal at Maggianos if it wasn't for our server and 1 of the bartenders. \n\nThe server was awesome! I believe his name was Eric. \n\nThe bartender who made my first drink was Brenda she was a miserable lady!\n\nBut the 2nd drink was made by a very kind African American man which I didn't get his name. \n\nThe person who left a bad taste in our mouth was this female hostess, who was so rude that we almost left(twice ). Thank goodness for everyone else or else tonight would've been our last meal at Maggianos.
__label__1 I think Phoenix reviewers inflate the ranking of restaurants here to make it seem like there are a lot more real good restaurants (and there are, but Blue Wasabi isn't one of them) or they are simply very generous, or they have no idea what good cuisine is, or they give an extra star for creativity by having \"blue\" wasabi. I've learned to avoid listening to reviewers who give high ratings for average, at best, restaurants. \n\nWhat I like about Blue Wasabi - good service, decent drinks, different decor and look. \n\nWhat I don't like - For what you pay, this is average sushi. The sushi isn't cheap, so I had been expecting real fresh sushi. But, I was let down by the quality of the sushi and sashimi. The sashimi was actually better (but not saying much). But, the food here  was not as good as Sushi on Shea or Kyoto, both of which are considerably cheaper than Blue Wasabi. It's more of a scene place, somewhat trendy. But, I am not paying my money for the scene. I want good  food. And, frankly, Blue Wasabi falls short of that.
__label__4 Like Mary Poppins, the Gelato Spot is \"practically perfect in every way\" (I know it's a weird reference, but have I mentioned I live with a 2 year old). Delicious gelato. Yummy, yummy tea. Incredible bend-over-backward-friendly service.Great hours. Always crowded but worth the wait. This is for sure my favorite place to go for a treat. 5 stars all the way.\n\nUPDATE: They no longer have a wide selection of tea at Gelato Spot (boo hoo hoo) buuuut they have this heavenly new thing (some italian word that starts with an A... sorry, can't remember what it is called exactly) that is essentially all I want in a dessert.... gelato with a shot of espresso poured over it....omg... so good, and invigorating... you must try this if you are a coffee freak like me!!
__label__3 I used to work here. I won't get into the hairy details of being employed here (what the hell was I thinking) or let it sway my review, even if it was just for one month, but the gelato itself was great. This is my only gelato experience. There may be better out there, hell there probably is, but this was damn good for my only experience.\n\nOne word: Baccio. It's all you need.\nTry combining some of the flavors, too. The staff know which combine well, and which combine to make awesome (or interesting) flavors. Strawberry and banana? Check. Coconut and chocolate? Check. Peanut butter and Berry (to make PB&J?) ... okay, sure. check.\n\nFour stars strictly based on the gelato. And the windows on the gelato display, because I sure as hell spent many backbreaking moments windexing the damn things every ten minutes for the public's viewing pleasure.
__label__3 So after a week in Phoenix, I had cupcaked myself out (yeah , I didn't know it could happen either).  In any case, I was still craving some dessert so I decided to give this place a try on a Saturday afternoon.  There were several people camped out on the patio, using the free wi-fi.  I grabbed a small cup of chocolate and was in heaven.  It was so rich and delicious.  I didn't think the portions to price ratio was all that bad, although I can't eat much ice cream in one sitting.  If I lived in Phoenix this place would become a staple in my life.
__label__2 I like to stop in here now and again since its so close to home. Good service and a really fun selection of gelato. Shares the building with coffee shop Hava Java next door. Nice private outdoor, shaded, seating as well. Good overall, but three stars for an previous issue with some spoiled gelato.
__label__0 Ok I first want to say yes. Their food is delicious and I have eaten here several times. The sad thing is this. Today my family and I went here for lunch. At the end of our meal my twin.brother who just got home.from his recent deployment in Afghanistan asked the waiter if they had a military discount, the waiter said yea but I don't.know.if it's viable.today?  He proceeded.to get the manager who then came.to our table.to tell us how his son is going to Kuwait and blah blah and then tells us that he is unable to provide the.military discount because it's not.Monday. I'm.sorry but my brother is here on leave and leaves tomorrow and you can't honor the military discount for this man who fought.for your freedom?  Because.it's.not.Monday?  My.twin.brother was so.offended he walked.out and.his wife.told.the manager we will no longer be doing.business with you. To top it off My father and grandfather who are also veterans where.with us. I am.so offended that this all American restaurant can't.honor a military discount.on.any day but.Monday. that is ridiculous.
__label__1 Famous Dave's is a typical corporate barbecue place - heavy on the barbecue sauce to cover up the otherwise tasteless selection of meats. On the plus side, the bar is nice and well stocked, but I wouldn't suggest going for the food.
__label__2 I went here on accident the first time and was dragged here a second by my zombie like friend who was enamored by one of the bartenders who had taken him for tons of his cash the previous night. Tall boys of PBR and High Life are 5 bucks and shots are god knows how much. Cash only, so don't expect to hit the strip bar without first stopping off at yet another ATM. This place wants to be considered a dive bar, but that's kind of a hard thing to do when you've got a souvenir shop next door. They should try a little harder next time because this is no where close to a dive bar.
__label__2 Fun, but not really my hangout. I went hear with a few friends, two of which were women after drinking at DCR and visiting the griffin and beauty bar. My two girlfriends were convinced to dance on the bar by the three female bartenders with the megaphones. They ask to put stickers on your nipples so my friends whipped their breasts out and placed on each nippe was a circl sticker of a cow. My friends ordered an adios, 15 dollars each, but from what I hear they are mostly alcohol so pretty strong and worth it. I on the other hand had a Samuel Adams Oktoberfest. I was already pretty buzzed by this point so one was enough for me. When one of the bartenders asked if I wanted another I politely said no thank you. She got on her megaphone and yelled saying don't be a pussy, now why don't you wash the sand out of your vagina and have another beer, it was hilarious to be put on the spot and it was all in good fun, I decided on another beer. There is a jukebox for your listening needs, a long bar and a wide open floor for dancing or to play darts. There was also what I would describe as a small stage with a couch on it so you can sit and relax with friends. Fun bar if you are into the rude and rowdyness of a biker bar. Again it is all in fun, so if you can take it, please make your way here.
__label__2 Cool dive bar and a nice break from the normal las vegas scene.  Went in a friday night after getting free beer coupons handed to us on fremont street.\n\nWas pretty empty for weekend night.  Bartenders are as advertised.  Extremely loud with the megaphones bordering on obnoxious.  Fun though.  Be aware though bartenders will bait you into buying shots including for them and then your bill skyrockets.  Didnt think that was cool.
__label__3 A group of friends and I decided to try this place out since we were in the neighborhood. I figured this was going to be a super packed biker bar for a Saturday night. To my surprise, the bar was relevantly dead. There were some couples dancing, and a few open seats at the bar. We ponied up to the bar, got some large PBR's and some shots. The bartenders are a bit half of Hooters, bit half of Coyote Ugly. The mega-phone antics got annoying real fast. That is probably the only thing I really hated about it. They had a photo booth in there which was only $3 so my friends and I were all over that!
__label__0 I came here a long time ago during my first trip to Vegas and loved it because it was similar to a Coyote Ugly Bar.  I've been to Vegas over 6 times now and came to revisit Hogs and Heifers since I was downtown.  \n\nI was not impressed with this place at all.  There were 2 bartenders that greeted us quickly and we ordered a Coors Light and a Miller Light (each beer being $5) which is outrageous for a downtown bar.  \n\nThere were bras and undies hanging from the ceiling (which I expected), a few tables around to sit, a lot of people hanging out, and older women dancing on the  bar. They played Rock music, which I liked, but then the bartenders would SCREAM really loud into these bullhorns and it stung my ears.  They did this multiple times during every song thinking it was cute and funny.  It drove me crazy, it ruined the song and hurt my ears.  It was like someone scratching their nails on a chalkboard.  SCREEEEEEK!!!   Ugh.  I was so frustrated with this we had to leave immediately.  \n\nBartenders, please stop screaming loud into the bullhorns.  The songs sound great without the \"commentary\"!
__label__0 Obnoxious place. Being from Wyoming, we have lots of authentic place like this.  This was too much, disgusting and over the top. It was across from hotel so we thought we'd try it but i'd suggest you don't. Not fun, not authentic and crude.  Don't waste your time or $.  Bartenders were nice, that's it!   Would have given 0 stars if possible.
__label__2 just get the coconut margarita! \n\ntaco bell is better in respect to the food and service quality
__label__1 I'd come here with a group of acquaintances from a convention across the street.  The majority of them had chosen Gardunos because they don't have many Mexican restaurants where they come from.  \n\nThe restaurant is a typical Mexican establishment, although I question its authenticity as a Mexican establishment when they list two versions of Fettuccini Alfredo in their chef's specials.  \n\nMy acquaintances ordered the tableside guacamole, which I've always found to be a rip-off in any restaurant, especially because it's not like a teppan show when they're mixing the ingredients up.  Sure enough, the guacamole mixer was rather uninspired, as were the ingredients she brought with her.\n\nI had the Stuffed Sopaipillas, mainly because I love sopaipillas.  You include sopaipillas in your menu, I will try them.  And they were... OK.  In the end, it might as well have been a burrito I'd had.\n\nMy friends may have thought they were someplace serving pretty good Mexican food.  Considering they made some banal choices (cheese enchiladas, chicken burrito, etc.), there was nothing to complain about save for the service from an over-worked waitress.    In the end, I'd had comparable food at some of the fast-food Mexican places in my area.  Better than Taco Bell, but not worth the effort for a sit-down place.
__label__0 Not worth a penny of your money.  The food is just awful.  It's equivalent to Chevy's.  So you think Chevy's is great food, you'll love this place.  If you are looking for decent Mexican food, however, steer clear.
__label__0 Quite possibly the worst Tex-Mex meal ever served.  I had dinner with my client and staff at this hotel in February 2010.  What a disaster.  It was so bad that everyone at the table commented on how bad the food was.  Save for the chips and salsa, complete disaster.
__label__1 If I had to sum up Gardunos in a word it would be bland. Bland rice, bland guacamole, bland fish tacos, even bland Shrimp Diablo. How can Shrimp Diablo be bland? Not a hint of spice, that's how. Shrimp Diblando. Gardunos is designed for people from the mid-west and east coast who aren't used to eating Mexican food, let alone spicy Mexican food: basically, a sexed-up Taco Bell with a tiny tequila selection.
__label__3 The Margarita Brunch on Sunday is definitely a great value.  $16.99 gets you delicious buffet offerings, omelet station, beautiful desserts and house margaritas free flowing.  This was my birthday choice and nothing, I mean nothing, says happy birthday like margaritas for breakfast!
__label__4 What an adorable place!?!  Cibo is most definitely an oh-so-hip hidden pizzeria gem tucked away a little off the beaten path from central downtown Phoenix.  [This could very easily be a pizza joint found in any neighborhood in San Francisco.]  Picture this: soft, low lighting, faint, hip music playing overhead, ecclectic flair for decorations, friendly staff, amazing aromas wafting from the kitchen -- my heart was all a flutter from the moment I walked in.\n\nI came here based off of a recommendation of one of my best friends and absolutely loved the Quattro Formaggi pizza; the gorgonzola cheese gave the pie a full-bodied flavor.  Trust me, it's a must for all you cheese-lovers out there like me.  ;-)\n\nI would most definitely come back here on my next trip to Phoenix!
__label__1 I and my 4 friends were not impressed with this place.  The pizza isn't what we feel is great pizza.  Go to La Grande Orange, Pizzaria Bianco, or Cafepino.
__label__4 Because someone yelled at me for doling out stars like candy, I now feel guilty when I give out five stars for a restaurant I've only visited once.  Do they deserve the fifth star?  Was it an aberration? Will I look douchey to someone else who, based on more visits, has deemed this place mediocre?\n\nBut if you had the grilled spek sandwich (proscuitto, tomatoes, cheese) that I just had on the sublimely amazing bread they have at cibo, you would indeed feel it obligatory to give them all five stars.  The fruit that is served w/ the meal was whatever but I don't care, because it has been a long time since I had a sandwich that good.
__label__4 Since there's over 200 reviews before mine, I'll keep it short.\n\nCibo is a cool place, with hip customers and an emphasis on quality.  The bruschetta appetizer is a winner.  See pic. Try to save room for the crepe desserts.
__label__1 It's hard to write a review for a restaurant that is loved by so many others as an Elite Yelper, and have to give it a \"Meh\" review. Cibo initially won me over with its great atmosphere, fantastic hosts and delicious appetizers, but it did not last. Be prepared for a lengthy review because I'd really like to describe my experience in full.\n\nI wound up at Cibo with a decent-sized group (12 total, I believe), and everything started off great; the drinks began flowing and the appetizer was being passed around for all to share. The process for ordering was a little slow, but busy Friday night, large table...no biggie. I completely understood, and we kept ourselves busy with conversation. After a bit we got our entr\u00e9e orders in and everyone went with pizzas, and not 10 minutes later, they began to arrive.\n\nNow, being the first visit for me, I decided to ask for recommendations. That's just what I like to do because I like to hear a server get really excited about one of their favorite dishes. For the white pizzas, our server suggested the Di Notte. I was instantly sold, so much so that I asked for a suggestion on the red pizzas. He then mentioned the Capricciosa, and after a brief chat between him, my girlfriend and myself (Important Note: about the artichokes on the pizza), I told him that we'd take it.\n\nGoing back to the arrival of the pizzas...they came out staggered, which made sense since there is only one pizza oven. We all began sharing as each pie came out, and life was good. First we got our Di Notte (a delicious mix of cheese and spicy salami) which was cooked perfectly and tasted great! A little later, after other pie orders began filling the table, came a vegetarian. The runners are slammed, and they just call out the names of the pizzas and wait for a hand to be raised. Not really hearing the name correctly, I asked if that was the pizza with the artichokes. The runner said yes, and I took the pizza (Note: I was the only one at the table that had artichokes on my pizza). This all brings me to the most awkward moment at a restaurant for me in a very long time. \n\nWe decided to wait on touching the vegetarian pizza because we thought the runner just delivered to the wrong table. It happens, and I was totally ready to hand that pie over unscathed. But when our server came back and I mentioned the potential mistake, he told me that was what I ordered and continued to repeat it over and over. This was an embarrassing situation mostly because I took HIS recommendation because it was my first visit, and we had never even mentioned the \"Vegetariana,\" and because during the conversation we were having the whole table fell silent (funny little extra - the musician just started his break as well...complete silence). He caused a scene even after I had told him it was alright and we'd just take the pizza because it was a mistake. I tried not to place any blame and talked to him with a \"this happens\" kind of demeanor, but he insisted that that's what we ordered...PLUS he said that he specifically remembered us ordering that because we weren't interested in artichokes. Guess what's on the Vegetariana, folks? Yep. Artichokes. A whole fourth of the pizza was covered in them (I love artichokes, by the way. This posed no problem.). Once that was pointed out, instead of any sort of apology, he decided to explain how the artichokes were only on one \"quadrant\" of the pizza. C'mon now...I can see a bullshitter, and that was just blatant. It's ridiculous to claim that we ordered a different pizza because of one particular ingredient only to order another with the SAME ingredient. I hope you, the reader, is understanding the uncomfortable situation that I was in because it was a weird one. I kind of couldn't wait to get out of there for the remainder of the dinner.\n\nThat all being said, the woman at the cash bar, Melissa, was great, and she really made an effort to make our table feel a little more comfortable after the whole incident. I hope the owner of Cibo can take note of that because it wasn't really her job, but she was sweet, personable and took it upon herself to feel embarrassed and responsible for our server.\n\nMy first trip to Cibo was a bust, and it's really hard to want to make a return visit, but in time I'm sure I will. I can't let one bad experience dictate how I completely feel about such a beloved local restaurant. Sorry for the length, but I hope this review can be of help to someone. The food and the atmosphere was good, but my experience with the service totally overshadowed them.
__label__1 Ah,Cibo. I was really expecting to be won over by this place and would have been if it wasn't for the horrible service from our waiter, James. Drinks and appetizers were lovely, so we asked James for pizza recommendations. He recommended the di Notte and the Capriccosa. Initially, I was put off by the artichokes listed on the Capricossa, but after a quick consultation with my boyfriend, we decided it would be fine and followed those recommendations. Our pizzas arrived, the di Notte and Vegetariana. Wait, what?\n\nWe left the Vegetariana untouched and called James over to correct the mistake. He caused a big, loud and embarrassing scene, presenting as defensive and aggressive as he raised his voice and refused to correct the error. He insisted that we had ordered the Vegetariana because we didn't want the artichokes on the Capricossa. When we pointed out there were artichokes on the Vegetariana and that it wasnt our pizza, James said, \"Well, they're only on one quadrant of the pizza. You want me to pick them off for you?\"\n\nWhen there is a table of 12 to verify a story, and two costumers have a different version of the event than the server, I think it's time to admit the mistake and move on. I was shocked by his behavior and apparently so was some of the other staff as they came over to apologize for his rudeness. I have never been treated so poorly in a restaurant before, which is not something I had ever expected to say about Cibo.\n\nThe food and ambiance were wonderful, but if service is poor, it ruins the experience and makes me reluctant to spend money here again. Maybe I'd consider if we could get Melissa as our waitress, who remained sweet and attentive and made efforts from the cash bar to make us feel welcome again. Service is such a key element in a restaurant and our server was entirely blind to this fact--although I guess it didn't matter much to him since his gratuity was already added in.
__label__4 My favorite pizza place in Phoenix, bar none. Amazing, life changing pies. You must eat here. \n\nOther reasons why I like it:\n- cheap, good bottles of wine\n- dog friendly\n- light rail accessible\n- romantic vibe (but not too romantic, totally ok for just casual dining with friends)\n- friendly staff\n- free of Old Town Scottsdale douchery\n- desserts with nutella\n- fresh & often local ingredients\n- no ridiculous wait times like Bianco (usually 30 min or less during peak times)\n\nHighly recommended.
__label__2 Huh, so I'm clearly in the minority with this review. After hearing about this place repeatedly, I was excited to give it a try. End result was a \"meh\". For 6 of us, the total was $133. Holy crap! For pizza and iced tea?! Really?\nI tried the asian pear, goat cheese, etc etc pizza--which was odd. That's really the only word I can come up with...not bad, not delicious, just odd. Also tried a slice of the sausage/potato combo as well. Again, not bad, but not amazing. \nRestaurant is oddly located as well, you're driving along...and then there it is, in a corner house. Most of us drove past it and had to circle around.\nLikely won't be going back, but don't think they'll miss me, since it was packed on a Wednesday night. \nLarge restaurant, but seems like a small space. People were constantly bumping into each other, some guy was almost sitting in my lap while he was waiting for a table (and I was eating), employees were weaving in and out of people and crashing into each other.\nThey have pasta specials on Tuesday and Wednesday nights and other random specials on Thursdays (according to the menu).
__label__4 the perfect spot for a lunch meeting - close to the city center but away from the hustle and bustle.  the quiet outside patio is nice for a breath of fresh air before returning to the recirculated air of your office tower.\n\nthe lunch menu is affordable and delicious!  i highly recommend the eggplant parm or meatball sandwiches with the house salad! (if you are dining with a friend, try ordering both and sharing half/half on the sandwiches)\n\nthe pizza and antipasto on the evening menu is top notch as well!  a great spot for casual group dinners or an intimate dinner for two. love this place!
__label__2 With all the rave reviews this place gets, I had been wanting to try it for ages.  \"As good as Bianco!\" everybody says.  My first impression upon seeing the place was very good; for as busy as it was, it still felt small and intimate.  The 30 minute wait wasn't terrible considering the crowd, and after that, we were seated in a small corner of the house with only a few other tables in view.\n\nWhen we arrived, the table on one side of us was empty, and the table on the other side had a family with a screaming baby just finishing up their meal.\n\nWhen the waitress arrived, she took our orders.  I went with the marinara and a bottle of root beer.  The root beer came back barely chilled with a glass of ice.  First mistake.  Bottled soda should be served cold.  Pouring warm soda into ice leaves you with watered down soda.\n\nAt some point, someone at the table noted that we should have ordered appetizers because our food was taking so long.  Both of the other tables had received new parties, and their pizzas.  The waitress returned to apologize for our pizzas taking so long, but we must understand, there is a very large party they are serving outside.  Now, I don't like to get too philosophical when reviewing restaurants, but if the reason for the delay is a large party, why do the two tables, who were seated 5-10 minutes after us, already have their pizzas?\n\nEventually, of course, we received pizzas.   I noticed right away that all of the toppings could be found in a small region near one side of the pie, while entire slices contained nothing but sauce.  Clearly this was hastily assembled; no problem, I just took a few seconds to spread out the toppings.  Certainly the kitchen could have taken a little more care with my pizza.\n\nAs it turned out, the pizza was underwhelming.  It was a fine pie to be sure, but there are much better artisan pies in the valley.  If you are going to wait, you might as well go to Bianco.  If you want a crowded environment, go to Pomo.  Those places also have their issues, but they have better pizza.\n\nUnfortunately, despite all the hype this place gets, I left with the realization that there's really no reason to come back.
__label__4 I love their Burrata cheese, it is to die for, and of course their pizza's are amazing! Nice patio seating is a plus, and it's not too hard to find good parking in the area.
__label__3 I like Cibo better than Bianco as a restaurant, but Chris's pie is still better by a nose. Cibo has bad parking, nice ambience, spotty service, good menu, fresh, high quality ingredients, and good value. Translates to hit the off hours, get a pie, order the antipasto, and have a Nutella desert
__label__4 Cibo itself is a oxymoron. Very cozy but large. Very romantic but busy. I will explain that later. This Italian restaurant is that but much more. On the corner of North 5th Avenue and West Filmore. At night, you will see a house lit up with strings of white lights and the sound of a guitar playing sweet melodies. \nGetting there was a small challenge for me. Not being from Phoenix and not being familiar with side streets. My main route was using the freeway. Which I am not a particular fan of. \nThis night, Friday, was filled with a lot of ambulances, cop cars and fire trucks with lights and sirens blazing. One incident, my wife counted around 12 of these emergency vehicles going the other way on the freeway at the same time. I just pray that they all got there on time to help the people who were in need.\nGetting closer to the restaurant. You can see the tall buildings of downtown. We were following the maps app but a lot of the streets are not well lit. So we missed a street or two. Luckily we did find the restaurant. Again the strings of white lights and the guitar music were a good indicator that we were here. Plenty of parking on West Filmore street.\nBesides the front patio dining. They have a small bar once your inside. The bar itself holds, at most, 9 individuals. A good selection of bottled beers, wine and shots of different cocktails. My wife tried a limoncello drink that she thought was real good. Too bad she got the last one so she couldn't order another.\nWhat makes this restaurant cozy but large is the inside of the restaurant is broken up into smaller rooms. So you never see everyone who is dining there. You can just focus on your present company and the meal you are sharing. This also explains the being romantic and busy part. Waiting for your table you see servers and patrons going back and forth. It's not until you get seated into one of those smaller rooms that everything starts to slow down.\nThe crowd that eats there is a very diverse crowd. From hipster guys and gals to men in suit and ties and women in dresses. Young and old come here.\nAnd they come for the atmosphere but mainly for the food. Great Italian fare. Pizzas, pasta dishes, colorful salads. The food is amazing. House chop salad is great, 3 pairs of different prepared bruschetta is great and the bolognese sausage dish that I had was so good. It was all delicious. If you come here. You will not be disappointed.
__label__2 Very nice ambiance; however, I was not crazy about the service that was provided. \n\nOur server was really uninterested to be there, didn't seem like she cared at all. She has handed us two different manus and soft drinks were priced diferantley on both.
__label__2 This place used to be better but unfortunately- it's going down hill. The food is bland. The chicken in their salads especially. I used to like it, but now I have no reason to go back.
__label__0 I hate to be critical, but really this restaurant needs to step it up. There are so many excellent urban pizzerias in the Phoenix area and this one fails in comparison. Our server was quite friendly and prompt, however it was hard to keep track of the service because we were so busy swatting flies off of our indoor table.  We ordered what the server recommended and the pizzas arrived within five minutes. The flavors were bland and the crust was soggy and wet-so much so that we did not finish our order and definitely did not take any leftovers home.  We were looking forward to advertised interesting flavor combinations and pizza that would keep is coming back. Although the decor was trendy and the patio seems accommodating and cozy, we will not be returning.
__label__4 Our favorite pizza in AZ. There are many wood fired pizza places but there is something about Cibo that makes them our favorite. The crust is fired to a crisp yet just chewy enough texture. The cheeses and sauces are so fresh and delicious. On this trip we enjoyed the Caprese salad, sausage pizza and calzone that was filled with salami, prosciutto, ricotta, mozzarella and sauce. We have had Bianco and Cibo and we enjoy Cibo just a little more.
__label__2 My friends love this place but I just thought it was okay.  It really depends on the style of pizza you like.  I don't like pizza that is really more bread based than sauce based.  The sauce makes or breaks a pizza for me.  The pizza here doesn't use a lot of sauce or cheese.  If you are a fan of good crust you may love this place but it is not my cup of tea.  I am spoiled since I am from Chicago where there are great pizza places everywhere.  Phoenix has a lot of places people tell me the are really good but I find most of them to be average at best.  It is hard to compare Lou Malnattis or Giordano's in Chicago to anything here.
__label__0 I have nothing to say about the food because we did not get a chance to order any. Do not come here for service. \n\nAfter reading the rave reviews on yelp, my family and I decided to drive out to it from our hotel in Scottsdale. \n\nWe obviously came for the pizzas, but were told that we would be unable to order anything from the \"dinner menu\" although both yelp and their menu stated that the lunch menu ended at 2pm, which is when we got there. Our waitress told us that those were both incorrect & if we had checked their actual website, we would see that it is actually 3pm (as if we weren't thorough in our research and must triple check). We explained to our waitress Erika that we were from LA California & if they would be able to make an exception. She said no, but upon further requests and asking to see a manager she left and did not return long enough for us to realize that service is clearly not a priority at this eatery.  \n\nMy sister cleared the bill for the drinks and we left without a single apology or accommodation from the restaurant. Very disappointed.
__label__4 Hands down the most delicious prosciutto sandwich I've ever had!  I came here for lunch and had the most delicious meal ever!  \nThey make their bread and it's so light and crispy- so worth the $$$ and trip!  My meal was about $9 for lunch.\n\nStaff was friendly and quick.  They even have valet for your car!  This place is a house turned into a restaurant.  Very clean and I would 100% recommend this place!  Can't wait to come back!!!!!  Might be my go to Friday lunch spot!  \n\nYou won't be disappointed you came!
__label__3 The pizza is pretty tasty.  Solid thin crust italian style pie.  If i'm nitpicking they are pretty stingy on the toppings and I wish they were a dollar or two cheaper.\n\nBiggest complaint here is the building itself.  If you get stuck inside one of those tiny little rooms that were built originally as someone's bedroom with like 7 tables be prepared to hear everyone's conversation but your own.\n\nAsk for the crushed red pepper infused olive oil - it is glorious. Dump the crushed red pepper on that spicy sausage.  Heat lovers dream.
__label__3 I have frequented Fez quite a few times now, each trip nothing but delicious. I have had the sweet potato fries, and they will beat Delux hands down. The burgers are much better too. My favorite is the blackbean burger with goat cheese. I have also tried the soup and hummus and both were tasty. Drinks are awesome here too. I like the pomegranate presses and the martinis. Also, try this place for a delicious brunch with great drinks. I recommend the egg white omelet with harissa.  Mimosa and bloody mary's are both great ways to start the morning. Can't say enough about how yummy this place is.
__label__1 Enjoyed my veggie burger with fries. Service sucked the last 2 times. We had to flag down a waitress to get our refills. Next time we'll do take out to avoid tipping poor service
__label__3 I've visited Fez and few times and plan to put it on regular rotation now that I've moved back to Phx.  Tasty and inventive food, good service, really nice atmosphere.
__label__3 Went there last week with a friend for lunch.  Yumsters!  She had the caesar salad with chicken and I had the pasta special.  Both were absolutely delish.  Just the right amount of salad dressing and lots of chicken in her salad and my pasta dish was perfect.  I am definitely going there for dinner and/or happy hour.  Oh, yes, we mustn't forget the service.  The server and the hostess were quite friendly, efficient, and professional.
__label__4 Great lunch specials and service was great. Will be back.
__label__3 Great Sunday brunch. Excellent breakfast, excellent dinner. Trendy, yet quality food. I like this place.
__label__3 After the manager read my review he contact me and apologized. I have yet to return to the place, but the manager assured me my experience will be different. Since then the server that served me was terminated. Looking forward to going again.
__label__4 One of our downtown Phoenix staples. I love the strawberry blueberry cashew salad and the margaritas. Annnd the spicy harissa fries. ...Aaaand the hummus. You really can't go wrong no matter what you order.
__label__3 Paint me with tasty grease* and marinara...\nI'm  f#cking A impressed!\n\nI strolled in the the first time the other day, the little joint was packed, I barely got a parking spot in back. It was around lunch time and as you can imagine between 2 Hippies and this place, it's tough to get in.\n\nAnyway I wasn't sure what to get so the nice folk behind the counter suggested I just try their lunch special.\nHis idea was a stellar one.\n\nThe special was two one topping slices and a can of soda for 4 bucks. That can't really be beat. The slices were huge, two slices basically equaled a quarter pie (felt like about 4 lbs!). Tasty fresh pepperoni, no shortage of mozzarella and good quality mozz I might add as well.\n\nThe little dinning room (and I mean micro) was seatless, all were taken except one 4 top with three suit and tie lawyers noshing at it. They eyed me/sized me with my giant slices and can of Mountain Dew and immediately invited me into their circle. There they offered me a piece of their fine sausage pie. Killer as well. Nice patrons (probably made friendly  by the fine flavorful pie!)\n\nThis is probably the best NYC style slices I have had west of the Mississippi. I shit ya not.\n\nI'll definitely be back and I hope to see you there.\nCiao!\n\n\n\n*pizza is suppose to be greasy!
__label__1 I was really looking forward to getting pizza from here as I've had it before and it was good.  So after looking at the menu I decided on a pie with two toppings sun-dried tomato's and hatch green chili's.  I ordered around 730pm and figured about a 30-40 minute wait.  At 840pm still had no pizza so I called and asked what the issue was.  Just then the driver called and asked for directions to my house.  I got the pie close to 9pm and the Pepsi was not really cold and the pie was far from hot.  So based on this experience a two star review because the pizza was good but for bad delivery and high cost for the poor service.
__label__3 There's no doubt about it, both Mamma Mia locations deliver some great pizza on the cheap. This Mamma Mia is now the closer of the two to my house, and at first I was a little worried. I wasn't sure if both locations were going to be good, but I'm not worried anymore.\n\nWhenever I go there, I get slices. I also usually only spend about $6. To me, that's awesome when I'm craving some pizza pie. By the way, Mamma Mia serves good ol' fashoined NY-style pizza. Their toppings range from traditional (roni, sausage, veggies) to fancy (salmon, bleu cheese, capers). I have been known to order capers on my slices (and they were actually really good). Normally I ask for the slices well done, and I'd recommend you do the same if you like that extra bit of crispiness like me. The slices come out relatively quickly, and I've never been dissatisfied with what I've been given.\n\nI've yet to try their sandwiches or pastas, but in time I'm sure I'll get around to it. At $6 or less a pop, I feel like I've got a good thing going. If I'm in the mood for pizza and I don't feel like traveling far or spending much, Mamma Mia is towards the top of my list.
__label__1 I used to love Mamma Mia's. No more.\n\nDO NOT order on-line unless you would like your money stolen. Ordered a pizza online a month ago. Pizza never showed. Called and they said their computer was down and didn't get any of their online orders. Really?! You run a business and can't get your orders off the computer!\n\nI said cancel my order and refund my $. They said a mgr would call me. He did and said they would refund my credit card charge. Never did. Called again. They said they would get right on it. Still no refund. Now having to dispute it with my credit card company. Always fun.\n\nRecent orders have been undercooked. Bummer. Looking for a new pizza place.
__label__3 A solid NY style pizza spot in the nondescript strip mall across the street from the Vig. It plays to the stereotype well, complete with the obligatory NY/Rat Pack memorabilia on the wall and thick Jersey accents behind the counter.  The pizza is solid but what sets it apart is the economics.  Two slices and a drink for $4 is alright  by my book.
__label__2 It's amazing what a few blocks can do, in this case... not much if you're heading further East. I love me some Lao Laan... never really had Lao prior to moving to Madison. But I just don't get the same attentive service, sweet menu recommendations and authentic experience I so often found on Willy. What gives? The menu is more compact but the dining room is bigger, so it's perfect if you need room to groove, but other than the size, I think Willy is probably you're best bet if you're looking for curry east of the capitol.
__label__2 Pricey, but good.  I would have wanted the service to be a bit more attentive. The small pizza would be a large in other places.  You won't find too many veggies to add to your pizza at this place, you better be a carnivore.  It had been since May 2010 since we were here last, and probably won't be in our normal rotation as it was $60 for dinner, with no alcohol.   It was good, but too pricey.
__label__2 Food and atmosphere are both good, but this location (DC Ranch) has some fundamental problems with it's service.  It is very disorganized and there is poor communication among the staff.   Tonight there was preferential treatment given to another party ( I think money exchanged hands previously, or it was just a very awkward handshake I witnessed ), which caused my party to wait longer.  It was embarrassing when we were escorted to the table that was sat with the party who came in after was and we were told we had to keep waiting.  It was obvious what had happened.  The manager handled the situation the best he could but the entire ordeal was frustrating and uncomfortable.
__label__2 The Plaza is haunted. I'm certain of this. You have to be in the right spot inside the hotel to feel it. \n\nIt's not apparent in the recently remodeled casino. It's an old-fashioned casino, dim and dusky, rather than the brighter feel common in newer casinos. They have a poker room, really an area set off from the rest of the casino instead of a seperate room. The first hint that there are ghosts hovering at the Plaza is the classic and hard-to-find game of pan you can find being played in the poker room.\n\nIf you want to feel their presence more clearly, take the escalator up to the second floor and spend time at The Dome. The view of Fremont St. from the lounge's windows is an iconic Vegas image, and now the space has been augmented with the addition of a handful of televisions. It's a sportsbar-type theme now, you see. But spend even a few moments in here and you will feel what must've been many varied incarnations of the room. I imagine it was once a very glamorous restaurant. Now it's an underpromoted downtown vantage point.\n\nThe escalator ride to the third floor feels like a journey to a ghost town. There is a jerky store waiting to be explored with a selection of candies and flavored jerkies available. The third floor is also home to the only bingo room currently up and running in downtown Vegas. What may have once been a conference room is now home to dozens of folding tables. Here too, odd variations on the usual game are offered. The spirit of the room is casual and friendly: if you have a thing for bingo you might end up spending a lot of time here.\n\nI haven't yet seen any rooms or suites at the hotel, so I can't speak to how they look or feel. But the place that feels most eerie to me is the open area between the casino and the food court on the first floor. The spirit of visitors past is almost palpable as you look thru the glass doors and out to Fremont St. When downtown was the most exciting part of Vegas, the Plaza must've been THE place to be. Today it feels lot like a relic trying to keep the old spirit alive.\n\nOne more thing: avoid the parking garage if you can. It's the most narrow, twisty thing I've ever had to drive thru.
__label__2 Quick review:\n\nWe ate at the sushi place inside and it was delicious! My boyfriend loves it here just because they offer crapless craps... I can safely say that we will probably stop by on our next trip.
__label__0 I go to Vegas a lot and this was the first time I stayed at 'The Plaza' in Downtown Las Vegas.  The only reason why I stayed there was because a friend of mine that lives in Vegas heard they had remodeled their rooms and wanted to check it out.\nWe checked in on Saturday, 11/12/2011 and they were nice enough to let us check in at 1:00.  The first room that they assigned to us was already occupied, so we called the front desk and they had us come down to get a new key to another room.  We asked for a NON-Smoking room and the second room that they gave us had the OLD MUSTY HOTEL SMOKE smell.  I thought they remodeled???  We decided to just stay in the room since we were tired and didn't want to have to pack everything back up.\nThere was no blow dryer or iron in the room so we called Housekeeping and asked them to send one up.  Twenty minutes later, still no blow dryer or iron.  So we called again.  We were told they were on their way.  Another 20 minutes later and we called another time, this time to tell them that we would just go down to pick it up.  Again, we were told someone was on their way.  Yet another 20 minutes later and still nothing.  We called one more time and again we were told they were almost there.  The guy finally got there after another ten minutes of waiting.  We ended up waiting for over an hour just for a blow dryer and an iron.  Needless to say, my hair was already dry by the time we got the blow dryer.  It was perplexing knowing that the Plaza had 'remodeled' their rooms but the blow dryer or the iron didn't come standard in the room?  Even Motel 6 has blow dryers and irons in every room.\nAnd then there were some draining problems with the sink.  It drained REALLY REALLY slow.  And granted, it was wrong but my friend threw up in the sink at 3:00am, making it worse.  We called for a plumber and when he got there, he gave us an attitude about the throw up in the sink and complained about how he was the only plumber there.\nThe next day, after the sink was 'fixed', it started regurgitating and left gross brown bacteria in our white sink.  It was just disgusting.  I'm NEVER staying at the 'newly remodeled' Plaza Hotel again.\nSidenote:  When I got home and unpacked, all the clothes that I brought with me, even the ones I DID NOT wear all smelled like old musty smoke.  I have to rewash all these clothes now.
__label__1 The pictures on the internet all doctored up and nice looking really had us fooled!\n\nAs soon as we walked in we knew this place would be way more ghetto than the pictures.  Smelled gross.  Other people staying in the hotel were pretty ghetto as well.  Reservations screwed up when we checked in resulting in us having to wait awhile.  Room wasn't too bad and the king size bed was nice.  \n\nHaving to walk half a block to get to the parking lot was a pain.  Having the hotel connected to what I believe was a bus station led to lots of fun interactions with bums and vagrants!\n\nI thought the in hotel restaraunt was going to blow but it was actually the best part!\n\nMEHHHHHHHH you get what you pay for i guess
__label__0 Awful customer service... AWFUL. Like I don't care about your safety awful.  DO NOT STAY HERE FIND ANOTHER PLACE IN DOWNTOWN VEGAS. \n\nI stayed here last year for Punk Rock Bowling we figured it might be a cheaper Golden Nugget since it still had a pool and the place was huge. Boy, was I in for a surprise. \n\nI reserved a smoking room, a friend of mine also had another smoking room. We both got there at the same time since we carpooled. We get non smoking rooms. We ask why their reply \"We already filled up the smoking rooms we only have non smoking\". Ok then why have us reserve anything in the first place.... kinda annoying but whatever we can smoke in the casino I guess right?\n\nRooms are whatever, at least they look kinda cleanish but what does that matter when we're out partying all night and just using using the room to sleep and nurse our hangovers just do it all over again.\n\nSecond day I wake up to a banging and the sound of a door jiggling. I think maybe its my hotel roomie half awake/ still drunk trying to get in. When I get up I notice she's passed out in her bed too. The room next door is banging on the door that connects our room and TRYING TO OPEN IT. WHAT THE HELL!? \n\nCall management. They go in and talk to the other room which denies it. I ask to have my room changed. I tell them I don't feel safe. \"Sorry we can't do that\". What about my belongings I ask.. \"there's a safe by the bathroom\" Thanks... its about the size of an iPhone... The issues with the room next door continue. Its not funny anymore and I'm genuinely scared to be in my own hotel room. I ask a friend to stay with us and tell him what was going on. We call management again. We all talk about it AGAIN. I tell them how unhappy and unsafe I feel in this room. I get denied another room AGAIN.\n\nOur last day.\nIt happens again. This time our friend gets up and sternly tell them to stop. Goes outside and knocks on their door to try and see what is going on. Nothing happens but we can hear movement from next door. It doesn't happen anymore. \n\nI finally get home happy that I don't have to fear for my life anymore when I go to sleep and what do I see on my credit card bill.. an additional fee from Plaza Hotel. I call and ask what it was about. \" Management saw you with an additional person in the room.\" ARE YOU FUCKING KIDDING ME!? YES, BECAUSE YOU ASSHOLES DIDN'T DO SHIT ABOUT 2 GIRLS BEING HARASSED EVERY DAY IN YOUR HOTEL. After a couple of minutes going back and forth and speaking to one manager then another I've officially had it and Im tired of repeating the same story. They have no record of what happened with the room next door and the times that we spoke to management. But some how they know that our friend stayed with us because we felt scared to be alone. \n\nCharged me the extra money so that I could feel safe in your piece of shit hotel because YOU didn't do anything about it. Thanks Plaza. I hope you get shut down. You're a huge waste of space and judging by everyone else's reviews I'm not the only person that thinks you guys suck.
__label__0 5 friends playing blackjack at one table. Dealer did not know rules of game she was dealing. 1 1/2 pay on BJ, she insisted and payed as 1 on BJ, pit boss eventually noticed and corrected. Dealer then unable to remember 3 BJ at table realy? WTF its a pit don't go.
__label__1 This place was nice at the casino not to many people however, some of the workers were rude. The place after late hours on the strip was not a safe feeling environment and one part of the place where the food places were had nothing but homeless and smelled bad. Not a place I would recommend for someone to stay at. Advice; keep for a last resort.
__label__2 Friday night during prime time for snowbirds is a tough time to find somewhere to eat when you don't want to wait and you don't have a reservation somewhere.\n\nWe learned this the hard way last week... \n\nMy parents decided that Kierland Commons would be a good place to meet my brother and I for dinner.  PF Changs is where they told us to meet.  I suggested they get there early as there would be a wait.  Did they listen? Nope!  So as I am pulling into the parking lot I get a call on my cell phone from my mom saying the wait at PF Changs is over an hour... and then my brother told me to meet them at Bobby's instead.\n\n\"Yikes - I think i may be under dressed for Bobby's\" is what I was thinking... afterall, I was in a t-shirt and jeans and flip flops.  Oh well...  I walked in and upstairs where I found my family seated in the lounge area.  At least we didn't have to wait!\n\nI was under-impressed with the service and food - especially for the prices.  The music in the lounge made it difficult to hear each other, and normally, I love music... but it was just ok.  The waitress needed to be reminded about my drink, but she was pleasant. \n\nMy mom enjoyed her seared ahi tuna salad, my dad and brother both licked their plates clean and commented on the generous servings for the lobster fra diavolo, and I had the chilean seabass - go figure!\n\nI would not order the sea bass again... the mango relish was not so appealing in my opinion, but I would return for happy hour or if someone else was footing the bill. \n\nLike Jane A said in her review, \"this place did not 'wow' me... it was just good.\"
__label__0 When walking into Bobby's, I was initially excited.  The tmosphere looked very terendy and fun, however I quickly noticed that, including myelf, there were only 8 customers in the restaurant.  Not to fear, it was only a Tuesday I said, lets look at the menu.....\n\nI ordered the steak, mushrooms app and the Escargot.\n\nThe mushrooms were watery like that of something old and out of the freezer. The steak was OK, definitely not worth the price and definitely not cooked to my order. Finally, the Escargot was absolute trash, no flavor, full of oil and again watery.\n\nOverall, don't go to Bobby's.  Take your money elsewhere in the Kierland area.
__label__3 This is a really terrific restaurant the food was fantastic and their happy hr menu has a ridiclious selection of great food. Oyster's on the 1/2 shell, butternut squash raviolo, crab stuffed mushrooms. The decor an atmosphere is very fun. We will be going back to try the regular menu as there are some very inviting dishes to try.\n\nYes the staff is not the best but the food was good.
__label__0 My boyfriend was in town and i wanted to celebrate his birthday at a good restaurant. We decided to go to Bobby's big MISTAKE!  Here is why\n\n*We had made reservations but our reservations were never taken. There was only one table with people in the whole restaurant but we were given a table that wasnot setup. This was not a big deal initially but we were just ignored for awhile after we were ready to order. We waited for over 20minutes.\n\n*Our waitress who we later found out was Fran would dissappear for long periods of time we could hear her talking to the hostess somewhere in the back but she would could not contact her. \n\n*Our food was cold when we got it. After  nibbling alittle and were ready to leave she was no where to be found. I had to get off our seat to go look for her.\n\nStaff here is not the best. The restaurant has a good ambience and good details.
__label__2 Service is excellent. Food was so-so. Music is also good. Drinks were tasty. Sit upstairs where the band is.
__label__0 Beautiful place but terrible service. Terrible food!!!! Atmosphere was middle age white couples. We were a group of people from different ethnicities and were pretty much out of place. Not good for big groups. They are not accommodating at all! For such a pricey place you would think the food would be good. It was so bad and does not even taste fresh! \n\nVery disappointed, would not come back!
__label__3 What I like about going to Vegas midweek is how almost every place to eat is easily accessible and not overcrowded.  You can basically walk up to almost any fine dining establishment and get seated without a reservation.  With that said, I came across Seablue pretty much on a whim because I was just looking for a fancy dinner at a celebrity chef joint that wouldn't exceed $100.  \n\nMy original choice to eat that night was Mesa Grill, but their menu didn't appeal to me at the time and I felt compelled to venture down the strip to MGM since I like their restaurant alley near the monorail entrance.  Shibuya was a little out of my range so I walked over to Seablue and liked their diverse menu.  Plus, I assumed that since it's Michael Mina, it must be good.\n\nInside is very dark and intimate with water flowing down the walls.  The ambiance and decor worked for me as they complimented my food.  Great place for a date.  I ordered their Seablue Paella ($42, http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/3XE-poXz9CeDao-Q7pqkTw?select=kVRxMMlxUU30xc-rZhSqDw) because I was intrigued by the fact that it had rabbit and quail eggs.  Before the course they serve you a paper funnel full of Pita flatbread with hummus, goat cheese, and babaganoush (hella good!!!).  The paella definitely wasn't your typical Valencia style and it wasn't as much in quantity, but the quality was very good and every bite had a nice surprise as like all paellas.  The rabbit tasted like chicken though.  I guess that was expected.  My server was very attentive and actually suggested the paella for me, and I'm glad he did.  I also peeked over and saw someone eating their Kobe ribeye, it was huge and looked good also.\n\nOverall, Seablue was a nice experience for me.  I wouldn't mind going back there again to try that Kobe ribeye and everything else they have to offer, but with new places opening up on the Strip and a lot others to try, it might be hard to lure me back anytime soon.
__label__3 A great menu, very polite staff and a nice atmosphere. Not cheap but definitely not the worst in the MGM. Four of us had some drinks and nice amount of food for $300. Have the server mix up a plate of oysters for you, they are to die for. Clams are always \"ehh\" so don't expect miracles. The meat selection is not terribly vast, but what they did have is just fine. The rib-eye is something truly special.
__label__0 I found the worst place on The Strip, I think.\n\nWe walk around waiting for happy hour, drawn in by the Sangria. We get seated in the bar...\n\n...and wait...\n\nThen get service, that was largely curt and not friendly. That's fine, we're in the bar.\n\nFood was mediocre. Ordered the falafel fritters which were bland and devoid of anything resembling falafel. Sangria was ok. Wife ordered the Octopops and said the only part worth mentioning was the aioli with coriander.\n\nI would have ordered more, but after 10 minutes with an empty drink I got tired of waiting.\n\nThis is the first time in well over 10 years I've never left a tip. 10 minutes is inexcusable. I wrote down why no tip though, so I guess she did get a tip.\n\n\"No service for 10 minutes = no tip!\"
__label__1 Food was ok, I had the chicken and Dumplings, chicken was dry and the dumplings undercooked, the flavors were good but the execution was bad. The service was good, for everyone around us, we got the short end of the stick. Im a very observant person, I people watch and notice things that other people dont. Our server decided to chat it up with the bar tender, a manager, other tables, and avoided doing his job. He was a bit of a smartass that seemed like he was above his job when he chose it, if you dont like it quit dumbass, you work for tips and think you deserve it when in reality he only takes the order and brings our drinks, other people actually bring our food, the least he can do is check in every 5-10 minutes.
__label__3 Now this is a good steak house. It's old Vegas designed with plus red chairs and dark wood decor. .\nThe meat is well seasoned, perfectly cooked. Had the  ribeye lollipop cut -medium.The sides: mashed potatoes and mushrooms are flavored just right. The combination of food and wine are unbeatable. The portions are huge, so it's great to share and split the bill as well.\nNero's according to its website: \"Specializing in dry-aged prime beef, tender chops, fresh fish and seafood\"
__label__1 Meh.\n\nDon't get me wrong... Jimmy Buffet can be my friend. But Jimmy, let me tell you I won't be wasting away... or my money... again at Margaritaville.\n\nService was iffy... the food was even more questionable. A worse-than-cheezy cover band tried to \"entertain\" from the stage.\n\nThe only good thing? I snagged a postcard out of our bill folder and sent it to my mom. She was thrilled to get a postcard from me in Vegas, so I scored some points in that area at least!
__label__0 Jimmy Buffett would be ASHAMED with what is happening at this particular restaurant. I really don't see him kicking back with a margarita and listening to loud R&B music with flashing studio lights.  The ambiance was LOUD and frat boy-esque.  There were NO tables away from the blasting music... and it was quite dark inside.  The volcano nachos were weird... SERIOUSLY???? Cheese whiz on 15 buck nachos??? They were large in portion... but NOT worth hot dog stand quality cheese.  The soup i had was okay... nothing to write home about. We had to flag down a waitress about 4 times... but she WAS \"swamped\" so... who knows?! Margarita was alright... the atmosphere really ruined everything. NO GOOD.
__label__2 Great (but not strong) margaritas. Average food and ambiance. I have tried most of the frozen margaritas here. Mango is the best. Wildberry is solid too. Pomegranite is average. Lime is average. It's a tasty margarita, though for $7 it's a bit overpriced for the lack of alchy inside. The food here is nothing to marvel at. The jerk salmon and sweet pork sandwich are solid. The broccoli and chicken pasta is unremarkable and overpriced. Their hourly margarita volcano is lackluster. A decent lunch on the strip, but I think I'd rather go elsewhere in Vegas.
__label__2 I came here for one of my birthday fiascos and it was so much fun. I honestly don't remember much about the food ... but one thing that I love here are the Margaritas??? NO....actually the MANGO DAQUIRI, so delish. I  would drink hose all day all the time if I could. \n\nIt's a fun little restaurant. There is live entertainment in the form of a small production where a girl jumps into a small glass pool. It does get crowded and the lines are long, but you can always drink while you wait...and trust me you'll want a drink. \n\nPlus Jimmy Buffet music in the background....perfect. \"I got two pina coladas....one for each hand...\"
__label__1 Cheesefest, USA. \nFood was okay, but definitely nothin to write home about. Kitchy, touristy, cross between joe's crab shack and freecreditreport.com commercial. The namesake \"show\" was lame, complete with stilt walkers and bikini clad chick, but if you're wasted, it might be funny. Long waits also dampen the fun. Mango margs are tops, bahama mama is yum and the nachos were tasty, everything else is typical overpriced fare.
__label__4 I'm going to give this place 5 stars only because I feel bad I kinda threw up on their floor... \n\nI'm really sorry, Jimmy. I was really trashed!!
__label__1 GO FOR THE DRINKS, NOT THE FOOD!!!\n\nMy two girlfriends and I went in for a quick bite to re-energize for the long night of partying that was ahead of us, but we all felt so sick to our stomachs after eating our meals that we barely made it out that night. NOT my idea of a good time. It was awful, and I called to let the manager know that we were very unsatisfied with our meals (it was expensive!) but the manager never returned my call. I think that upset me the most.  \n\nNow, we're college girls. We are NOT picky about food. My Cheeseburger In Paradise looked like a Quarter Pounder from McDonalds, which would have been fine if it had tasted as good as a Quarter Pounder.  It was gross. I ate less than half of it and had to stop because I was already feeling sick.  Very disappointing. And my friend couldn't swallow more than four bites of her taco salad.  At least the drinks were good. \n\nMargaritas = good. Everything else = rip off.
__label__1 This was the first place open serving food that was close by our hotel once we got settled in. We split an order of nachos, which were HUGE! The late night crowd was there, and they had the lights turned down and the music blaring. Not the atmosphere I expected.
__label__3 An admitted Parrot Head, I couldn't not go to Margaritaville. The drinks are great, and servings of food and alcohol are large. Three of us couldn't finish the nachos, which were delish. We all had a different margarita and they were all good. This place just has a fun vibe to it.\n\nThe gift shop has some hysterical shirts...I got one that said \"we are the people our parents warned us about.\" So true.
__label__2 it's a party on the inside, very cool decor and volcano show\n\nbetter burgers than \"The Burger Joint\" in the same location\n\naverage food but worth the price
__label__2 I've been to the location in Florida multiple times and loved their food. I was however a little disappointed by this location. The food was good but the service sucked. My bf and I waited for a good 10-15 min. before a waiter came by to take our drink orders after we were seated. Our drinks remained empty for a while before they were refilled too. When we were done eating it took a long time for the waiter to walk by to see that we were done. The music was good but really loud, we had to almost yell to hear each other. \n\nIf you're looking for decent food but willing to hang out for a while this place would be ok but if you're looking to go in, eat, and go on with exploring Vegas I would recommend somewhere else.
__label__2 The food is below average for the strip. The only reason to goto this place is to drink a cold one and watch all the hot chicks parade up and down the strip. Having said that, I love this place.
__label__3 Loved it! Ordered my virgin daiquiri in a mini-blender (I'm pregnant) and was a happy girl! Bartender was very friendly and made sure that no one took my seat since I was pregnant and couldn't stand long. Will definitley go back!
__label__2 If you are looking to get really drunk then this is a good place. Their drinks are so strong they can hit you like a ton of bricks if you are not careful.\n\nThey can make you a margarita however you like, but if you want the good stuff i would recommend the Perfect Margarita. It is as strong as strong can be! Want kick it down a notch? Try the Pink Cadillac. That is a little tastier. If you are not a margarita person they got a good Bahama Mama and Tropical Hurricane. Those are my personal favorites everywhere I go. Prices here are a little high but alcohol content makes up for it.\n\nFood here isn't all that great. I would only suggest getting the nachos. You get a mountain of food that can feed up to 4 people. Add that with your drinks and you are done for the day stomach wise and wallet wise.
__label__1 Seating at late evening was poorly done as no hastiest was there to seat you.  We were told sit where you want;  after 10 min, the waiter for that area said he was getting off and we needed to move.  Pricy for what you get, will look elsewhere next time I'm in town.
__label__3 I stayed at the Flamingo, and figured that coming here would be a awesome place to get some grub. It may be a little touristy, but who cares.. you aren't from there! I got to Tropical Margarita GUAVA flavor and it was really good. Just a good balance of alcohol, tequila, and guava ! Blended of course! I was feeling a little ill so I ordered the tortilla soup which was pretty okay. My friends ordered the seafood mac and cheese and it had \"perfectly melted cheese both white and yellow cheese with the crisp\" It was so good they talked about it all weekend. \nIt was also fun to see someone come out of a volcano and slide into a giant pitcher! \nSince it was touristy, prices were not cheap. $10 margaritas, and 20+ for mac and cheese! go figure :)
__label__1 Stopped by the outdoor bar so the wife could get a foo-foo drink while we were walking down the street. While I don't necessarily mind paying $10 for a drink in a small plastic cup, it better have some booze in it at that price; this one, according to my wife, did not pass mustard in that department.
__label__4 This is a review for the retail store.  The bar/restaurant is your typical touristy, themed restaurant.  \nI came in to get a few things for some very picky family members.  One of the managers there, Glenn saw me wondering around and offered to assist me.  I must say, he certainly knows how to provide great service.  He asked me a few questions and before I knew it he had picked out the perfect gifts for me.  I certainly wasn't expecting such great service at such a touristy place, but Glenn proved me wrong.  I wish I was treated this way everywhere I shopped.  Kudos for Margeritaville for hiring such great staff.
__label__1 Overpriced and nothing special. \nMy $15 margarita came in a small cafeteria-style glass with barely any liquor, definitely not enough to get me lit. The $10 beer helped a little. One bite of my $20 burger made me regret even getting food. \nNext time I get the option to go to Margaritaville, I'm choosing AA instead.
__label__1 I had a nice time here but wont be back too often unless we have someone visiting from out of town who wants to go.. The drink prices are too high for what you get. I paid $10 for a tiny cup of margarita. My friend paid $18 for a bigger one but you still didn't get enough for the price compared to a lot of other places around here. 2 of our friends decided to wait outside and not purchase anything after seeing the prices and size of drinks. I wanted to order at least 1 to try it.  I did think it tasted good just not good enough for the price. It was kind of dead in there too but maybe it was the hour we were there. We sat at the bar and just got a drink menu so I don't know about the food and might have to try that out someday. The staff was friendly and the place was clean inside. After 1 drink we decided to head to another place where we could get more drink for our buck.  I really had high hopes for this place and wish I could write a  better review but I have to be honest based on my experience.
__label__3 Awesome time with the family. I mean the tequilla didn't hurt, but it was good food, good music and live entertainment.  Mt three boys loved the dancing betty in a swimsuit.  Kinda pricey though.
__label__0 Terrible! The food is terrible. Like really terrible. Everything tastes like fish.  How do you manage to make a chicken quesadilla taste like fish?  That shouldn't even be possible.\nService was so slow.  Took forever to get a menu, order, and get food.\nAnd it's fucking cold in there. I didn't come to the desert to have rock hard nipples from how cold I am.
__label__3 I think this would have been a five star if we'd have had the nachos and a cheeseburger. As it was, we shared a club and the teriyaki chicken. It was decent.\n\nBut let's face it-we came for the ambiance, the music and the BOOZE-and margaritaville did not disappoint! I say drink first - eat after.
__label__0 I wish I could give a place ZERO.\nYou know, I probably deserved to pay the ridiculous price of 36 dollars per huge margarita for not being so patient while walking down the strip.\nI did not have food here, just a drink. \nI ordered the blender-sized 35 oz margarita which was then filled with a few of the slurpee-like liquids of peach, mango, and lime. \n\nThe drink was SO sweet, I could barely drink the thing.\nI could not taste any alcohol, just sugar.\nI started actually getting heart burn about half way through.\n\nAs my fiance put it: \"I was hung over, before I was even buzzed\".\n\n72 dollars later for 2 drinks that were painful to drink, I realize the 13 dollar bong-looking beverages that you can get refilled nearly anywhere on the strip are much better and generally have more liquor and taste nicer on the tongue too.\n\nLess financial heartburn, I might add.\nStay away from this bar/walk in place unless you're looking to carry a giant mug that says \"Schmuck\".
__label__2 The food and margaritas are both a huge disappointment for me here... I went to different Margaritavilles in different states and this location is by far the worst. My friends and I ordered uptown margarita, last mango in paris margarita, tropical fruit margarita and perfect margarita. We all agreed that drinks weren't good, they contained very small amount of alcohol and come in regular drinking cups; not the margarita glasses.\n\n For appetizers, we ordered spinach artichoke dip and for my entree, I had the Jimmy's Jammin Jambalaya. The food is not great at all, BUT service makes up for everything. We had a fantastic waiter and interesting live entertainment. There's a mini show happening every 30 min-1 hour. There's two guys and one lady on walking stilts singing and a blondie dancing around. The finale is when she slides down a volcano into a huge cup of margarita at the bar section. I bet she changes into 15-20 bikinis a day!!!! Poor thing.. When they're not performing, they're crafting balloons for everyone. They made a bow and arrow for me. It was my friend's birthday so they made her a crown  with two hearts and the sign 21 on it. They're super funny and entertaining! Love it!
__label__2 The nachos were HUGE they were pretty good. The margaritas are really good and have a nice kick.
__label__3 Great steak fajitas!!! I was super hungry after a night of cocktails & craps..I like the liveband and the decor, we'll def be back next time.
__label__0 After visiting Vegas so many years I finally had the time to go and check out this place  with my family. Upon are arrival we were greeted with a friendly smile, and where told that we can sit our selfs any where we'd like. Once we sat our selfs we waited 10min!!! for anyone to acknowledge we were their. We got the attention of one of the many servers, We asked for a menu 5 min after asking she brought the menu. After that we never saw her again bad service weak attention to customer service It's very poor no floor manager presence, there's no sense of leadership.
__label__3 Came here one night with my hubby. We drank margaritas. The night started out with people singing karaoke, but once people stopped going up the karaoke host rocked it. It was a lot of fun!
__label__1 Disappointed!\nIts the 4th of July and we had repurchased 8 seats together at a table on the balcony to watch the fireworks. We were sent wristbands and a confirmation. We arrived before dark and... Our table was given away! Did I mention my son and now daughter in-law  had there wedding this morning. \nSuch a hassle, they made accommodations by settings up a table in a weird place and smiling a lot but really the mood was off. \nMemories last a lifetime and I was hoping this would of been a good one.
__label__0 This was the worst most expensive dinner I have had. We went here because I had a $75 credit from a package deal so why not? Well, a couple mistakes, I order a glass of champagne, and get a bottle...including bottle price. second, my boyfriend and I both order pasta, (and really how hard is it to screw up pasta), but alas, it was so tasteless, luke warm, and chewy that we could not finish it. And 3rd, an appetizer to start the meal, prosciutto wrapped chicken, was so salty and I had nearly swallowed the salt shaker to make the saltiness go away. NEVER AGAIN.
__label__1 Went there with a party of 9 and they refused to seat us together. Service was awefull and food took over an hour. They were not busy.   Some people liked the food, some didn't. My spaghetti carbonale was very dry, not good at all.  \nDefinitely don't recommend this place.  they just didn't seem to care.
__label__0 To start with, we did not even get water for over 5 minutes.  Bread came at abot15minutesand we finally saw a waiter after almost 20 minutes but he was waiting on the table next to us and they were seated well after us. When the waiter got around to us he was complaining that the kitchen was all screwed up and they did not have enough wait. He didn't apologize, buthedid say it would be awhile before we saw our food  the next time we saw him was when he dropped off our check and he asked if my steak had been cooked properly. I said that it was a little under done and his response was that he had been getting complaintsthatthesteaks were overdone. Skip the place. The food is not worth the headache.
__label__1 Went here for New years eve dinner. I was like, hmmm I am in Vegas, I need somewhere to eat before the party, this place still has reservations available? Lets try it!! Then I realized.... yup, they still have reservations on new years eve because..... HENCE THE 2 stars.\n\nFood sucked, waiting took forever even though the place was not busy. Not the place u want to be enjoying ur last meal before the year end. Just my 2cents. \n\nWill try this place again on a normal dinner nite to see if my experience changes.
__label__2 Was with some friends from out of town that were seeing a show at Paris, so we stopped by for a quick bite. We sat \"outside\" and had a nice view of the people walking through the hotel.\n\nOur waiter was really attentive and the service was excellent. The food was good, but was overpriced and left me hungry. I tried the Affumicata flat bread and enjoyed every bite. While very flavorful and delicious, I left the table half full and wanting more.\n\nIf you are looking for a quality Italian place on the strip, this restaurant is not the worst choice you can make. Just be prepared to spend some coin and to crave food about an hour after leaving the table.
__label__0 I HATE clubbing and HATE people who refer to themselves as clubbers. This place is about as much fun as church on Sunday and has just as many fake people as Church as well. Stay away unless you want to be surrounded by douche bags.
__label__2 I had a great time the two times I have gone, I really liked that one side had techno and the other side dance/hip hop.  Wish the dance music side was bigger like the techno side. Although I love both types of music I think when people go dancing they are going to dance to hip hop/ dance music and that side gets very over crowded, making it a little hard to dance.  Its been a while since I've gone out and I do not go out to clubs very often, so my experiences with clubs out here is fairly minimal. I am originally from NYC and have been to some pretty great places in NY in the past but this is probably one of the better clubs I have been to here in AZ so far.  Its empty until 11-11:30pm as most places are in Scottsdale, then it gets really crowded quickly but if you get there slightly earlier you can avoid  the long lines. The only  reason I went was to enjoy the  dancing and have a great time with friends but I am not really into that whole club scene. Wish there was a place to go dance without the constant bad pick up lines, but that just naturally comes along with that territory. :)  to expect any less would probably be a little foolish. Despite the corny pick up lines I will go back again sometime because overall it was a really fun atmosphere and I had a great time there dancing with my friends!
__label__0 I've been to Axis-Radius about 5 times and have never had a spectacular time. I will list the reasons why.\n\n(1) If you go on the weekend then the place is nasty packed. I am pretty sure that every time a big DJ comes to town they violate fire code by packing as many people as possible in. On one instance, I had bought pre-sale tickets. Upon getting there I waited in line for nearly 2 hours and the line moved about 10 people (who were also presale). All the while, people rolling in and paying door-price-premiums got in. Fuck you Axis-Radius for not letting PAID customers in while you let people willing to pay premium prices to get them and their posse in. \n\n(2) Prices. Drink prices are the highest I've seen. I think a long island (my staple drink) is about $12. Talk about getting raped - this is Scottsdale, not a holiday weekend in Vegas. I will say that I came here one time and they gave my group (5+ people) a FREE bottle of vodka, with bottle service. I guess Thursdays are super slow days for them.\n\n(3) Creeper hell. I am a guy and *I* am weirded out my the creeper groups that seem to plague Axis-Radius. Can't people, especially girls, dance without you and your 4 buddies doing a Night at the Roxbury skit where you surround a girl and don't let her go. It's bad enough where I will step in and act like their boyfriend until the weirdos leave. How creepy.\n\n(4) Trip hazard. I don't know what it is, but I've found more things to trip over in Axis-Radius, sober and drunk. I guess that is extra entertainment.\n\nBottom line - stay way unless you want to pay a premium to be mobbed... or are just dying to see a special DJ. As for me, I'm done with A-R.
__label__2 Axis Radius -- !\n\nI must admit this is one of the few clubs around town that stood the test of time. Since the market crashed many places not just night clubs have gone under.  I remember this place from the time I moved to PHX till now. Kudos! I enjoy the 2 room split and the different types of music. That's always a plus for me. The layout itself is pretty chill and there seems to be a lot of room for dancing so that's a plus in my books.\n\nOverall, Axis is a nightclub I can recommend attending to anyone that enjoys a night out for fun and drinks.
__label__0 This is the first club in the desert that I've been to. Unfortunately, it was not a good experience. I was cool that the club had two dancefloors, one side playing hip hop and the other playing electronic music. The outdoor patio was spacious and had a place to get more drinks. Good thing was drinks were free. Just tip the bartender generously and you can get drinks free all night. People on the upper level were making it rain. That's a first, ever. The crowd was very diverse. \n\nNow to the music. I would say the hip hop side was poppin. That side was always packed and constantly played good music. I listen to a lot of electronic music, but had no idea what was being played that night. All night it was just continuous thumps at the same tempo. The songs lacked extra purcussions of builds or climaxes to hype up the crowd. At least play something mainstream like atb, armin, darude, David Guetta, skrillex, avicii. Artists like that.
__label__1 Meaty. Markety. Should be ladies night everynight--there were some incredibly tireless, strong and fun women who seemed to love their music--knew all the lyrics. They made  my night! Save the adorable security staff, men didn't really dance, except for a few who didn't know how to put down their drink--it's a DANCE CLUB. Are those boys there for themselves? Priority for me: first is the dance. Enjoying atmosphere/scenery is second--and scouting is a far third. Go to Axis Radius to be, have and behold some grope and ogle. Reminds me of Borderline, in Chicago--closed now, i think. They serve as the after bar party--but that means to me, they should be open til 4am--if it were not for Scottsdale law, eh?
__label__4 I visited this place today for the first time in 15 years.  I have to say:  they still have all of those amazing recipes and flavors.  Now that I'm back in town it will certainly be a restaurant that I visit frequently.  Seriously tasty food!
__label__3 Clearly worth 4 stars! One of the best sushi restaurants in the valley! It's better than Ra but not better than Sushi Roku. The service was also excellent. The waitresses are beautiful but friendly and didn't give off that trite Scottsdale \"I'm too good to work here\" vibe. \n\nThe prices were not cheap. If anyone pretends this is affordable sushi, they are lying or stupid. We had a party of 4 and spent $130 including drinks. We only ordered maki rolls too. That same meal at Ra would have been less than a $100. It's not the most expensive sushi restaurant in the valley but it's not \"affordable or inexpensive\"\n\nThe only real knock on the place was it's claustrophobic atmosphere. This place is terrible for big groups. It's an ideal couples restaurant. We had 4 people and felt like our group was too big. There isn't much seating but they did their best to accomodate us. The restaurant is really narrow. \n\nI would recommend this restaurant but only for couples and for those willing to spend over $80 if you are going to eat and drink alcohol.
__label__4 Atmosphere is 4 stars, but sushi gets 5 stars. I live nearby and I'm officially addicted to the \"Godzilla\" roll !! I've also been to the Scottsdale Quarter location, and although the atmosphere is much more hip at this location, the sushi was not as fresh as the Old Town location. Go asap and order the Godzilla roll !! It's monstrous and delicious and you will be stuffed full when you leave !!!
__label__1 The only good thing about this place was the excellent tasting and unique cocktails.  The buck stops there.\n\nI came here last night with a group of ten and although they don't take reservations they ended up reserving a large table for us, which was pretty nice of them.  All the cocktails I tried were unique and tasty but overpriced.  The sushi was really bland and nothing better then RA.  I was hesitant to try the lobster ceviche because of the whopping $21 price tag, but I figured it would be awesome and a generous portion.  When the ceviche arrived it had  three measly lettuce cups and virtually no lobster at all; the few TINY pieces of lobster I did find were tasteless.  I was so disappointed, and actually pretty pissed.  What a scam and ripoff.  I'm not a cheap person but that was just plain robbery.  I didn't even eat a full cup and didn't touch the rest; when the waitress was within earshot I commented how I didn't like the dish, but she never said a word.  I work in the food industry and you should be able to tell when a dish isn't being eaten because the customer doesn't enjoy it.  \n\nOur waitress was pretty attentive and friendly but she wasn't present very often.  The whole \"no split checks\" thing is BS!  It is not hard to split checks and unless they hand write all orders, the P.O.S system is clearly able to do it.  Forcing groups to share one tab isn't convenient for anyone, including the server, and it just pisses people off.  Also the booths are too low for the tables are feel really awkward; good thing we were the first to arrive and got to nab the chairs!  \n\nTotal bill was $659.00 for ten people.  This place is not worth that type of money at all.  Such an utter disappointment.
__label__0 Hair in our sushi. All servers with their long hair down? Not fresh. Not good. Won't be back.
__label__0 I came here for my best friend's birthday dinner. She made a reservation for 8pm and we didn't get seated until 9:30pm! We had a fairly large group, about 8 people, and we were just awkwardly standing outside while someone would come outside every 15 minutes to tell us our table was ALMOST ready. After an hour of this nonsense our group was ready to go somewhere else because we were so hungry. However, we decided to wait it out. Apparently we were waiting for people to pay their check and finish their meal. What was the point of making a reservation? \n\nOnce we were seated our food came pretty quickly but our waitress seemed less than enthused. I ordered the salmon roll and spicy crab roll which I would say were pretty decent. I don't eat sushi much but my friend who also attended the dinner and eats sushi said that it was just average. Needless to say I will not be coming back here again.
__label__3 Came here late night for cocktails and a bite. Loved the dumplings.  Beef skewers were good but kinda marbled. Watermelon flavored martini was bomb but could use a little more alcohol. Overall a great experience!
__label__4 The wife and I decided to give this place a go last night for a nice fun and inexpensive date. We had not visited since the location moved to the much more spacious and easy to get to location. \nWe arrived fairly early for a Friday night, but the place was already hopping with what appeared to be two birthday parties (one for a teenage hipster, and one for an adult hipster - we knew as the teenage hipsters had the faux mustaches and the adult hipsters had the real ones). \nWe put $20 in the change machine and proceeded to have about 2.5 hours of fun. You cannot really beat that anywhere.\n\nThe PHOF has mostly pinball, but also some other video games and machines. I love coming here because they have the two games that I used to love playing as a kid...Addams Family Pinball and Simpsons Bowling. I could probably go for the Addams Family Pinball game all night long.\n\nThis placer really is a gem. I cannot say much more that other reviewers have already said. I love that the owners of this establishment donate to charity and that they provide a safe atmosphere for kids of all ages. \n\nThis is a wonderful place for a date, or to bring out of towners.
__label__4 From the moment I walked in the door I was smiling. \n\nThe initial shock of the dim inside may be a bit much from the South facing doors but lets your eyes adjust and you will be amazed. \n\nThe front row is all of the new stern machines, rom versions are often listed. Go down the isles and see classic machines, and other unique machines with a small story write up about them.\n\nEnjoy the non pinball items from classic pong and punchout arcade games to claw grabber and ski ball.\n\nHungry  $.25 buys a bag of popcorn form a neat old machine. Thirsty? There is a modern drink despiser.\n\nNeed quarters? There are three or more change machines that give real quarters not  tokens. \n\nTheir site has a full list of machines. Most are well maintained and fully functional.
__label__4 Great variety of machines from many eras and lots of fun.
__label__3 I've been coming to this place for years. I've been to the old location and now at the new one which is closer to the strip. The new one is so much bigger and nicer. A BIG thank you to the owner(s) for doing this for those of us that grew up playing pinball.\n\nAnyone who loves pinball will be in heaven at this place. It's great fun and where else can $5 last you for hours. I've from the Bay Area and always visit at least once during each visit to Vegas. \n\nOn my last few visits I've noticed a few things that put me off a bit. Several of the machines are not working or those that are have poor flipper issues (which really impacts your game). I don't see the \"hippy guy\" that I saw years ago there fixing machines (so maybe that is why so many are down). However, if you want to play some of the newer machines, this is the place as they have a great selection of both new and old.\n\nAnd sadly, it's pretty messy in there and the bathroom is pathetic. It would be great if they had a display that talks about the history of pinball and a nice cafe or coffee joint. There is plenty of room for one. Actually, this place needs to move to a dedicated location on the strip (inside one of the strip hotels). It could be a real museum and would be accessible to so many more visitors. I know I'm dreaming here but how cool would that be. It would save a drive or cab from the strip.\n\nIn short, this place is great fun but it does need some improvement. With some more investment in the physical appearance of the place, a cafe, exhibit and staff to fix all the broken games, it could be amazing.\n\nThe PG&E bill must be really high here. The machines suck the power and put out some heat. That, along with the A/C constantly running in the summer -- wow.  I can only imagine what it costs to actually power this place.
__label__2 A great spot to for a change of scenery of the strip.  Def 4 or 5 stars if you are a die hard arcade fan.  I am not, but it was still a cool spot.  Its a big warehouse arcade filled with tons of old to new pinball machines complimented by a splash of arcade games spanning the decades.  If you feel like pumping quarters into something and are tired of the slot and really dingy strip clubs (so I've heard), then this is the place to check out.\n\nPinball Hall of Fame - In!
__label__4 This place is really pretty neat, it's great family fun!  Nothing fancy, but just as you would expect, pinball machines galore!!  It's rows of machines, all ranging from $0.50 to $3.00 per play!  \n\nThere's a good amount of old vintage machines, dating back to the 1960's and 1970's that have little excerpts about them, making them fun to read.  I'm not a pinball expert or fanatic by any stretch, but they seem to have many of the newer, popular machines too.  My daughter found a pinball bowling machine that she played quite a few times too!  Some older arcade games like PacMan and Centipede are here too!\n\nTry it out.  Totally cool, local shop.  It's a warehouse, it's not a gallery.  There are concrete floors and walls and it's a little darker, but clean enough.  As you would expect, there is a change machine so you don't need to dump your piggy bank, but we did and that's part of the fun too!   At 10 AM on Father's Day, it wasn't very busy, but by the time we left at 11:30, it was pretty busy.  Great way to spend a few hours (and a few quarters!) when it's hot, hot and HOT outside!!
__label__4 best pinball arcade in the usa!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
__label__3 What a fun trip down memory lane! I loved seeing some of the old pinball machines (and a TRON video game! Holy crap!), and letting my kids experience such a large chunk of my childhood. Everyone should go here and visit at least once.
__label__4 Best use of a dollar in Vegas. \n\nThese machines are set up to play for fun, unlike so many that I grew up playing.  The magnets are set to keep you playing, and almost every game gives you the full five ball run.  Replay games are at an attainable level, and it is clear to me the owner loves the game and wants more people to love it too.\n\nWhen I go to Vegas I always take time away from all the flashing lights to go look at more flashing lights!  This place lets me touch real quarters too!  The drive off strip helps keep this place from getting too busy, so it is always a great experience,  When you can not only see some of the rarest games from the past and present but play them you know you have a winner.\n\nIf you grew up playing pinball you will have a hard time spending twenty bucks here. You can play one game for a long time if you are a pinball wizard.  If you have kids this is a safe venue to bring them, and they have good popcorn for a quarter.\n\nIf a machine is not working quite right, the staff seems like they want to know.  All of the machines are in such great shape it amazes me. These are not tired old cast off machines.\n\nMachines from the 40's can be played here.  My favorite is the Circus game that was built in a cabinet that looks like a pac man machine - but it is a pinball machine.  It is one of only two ever made!  Many of the machines have an historical slant that most collectors would keep away from the public.  The Circus is the highest priced machine there at one dollar a play - everything else is priced low and even the new machines like Iron Man allow you to buy multiple games for less than the one game price. ( One game 75 cents, 3 plays for $2)\n\nGo have some real fun to add to your reel fun!
__label__4 I want to thank my Yelp friend Ilona for putting this unusual place on my radar.  Yes, I will admit that I am old enough to remember playing old fashioned pinball and video games like paceman growing up. The Pinball Hall of Fame is filled with hundreds of vintage and later model pinball machines, video games like paceman, tron, etc., as well as interactive games like hockey, baseball, and air hockey.  \n\nFor me, it was so interesting to see the evolution of the pinball games.  There were fairly simple games from the 1950's (\"College Coed\") to ones with (literally) more bells & whistles from the 1990's.  Believe it or not, the older games were more difficult (I think it was stiffer flippers!)\n\nThere was every type of game you could think of: Star Trek, Indiana Jones, Simpsons, Family Guy, AC/DC....too many to name.  The games ranged from 25 to 50 cents for 3 to 5 balls.  The prices were higher for the newer games.  Nevertheless, compared to modern game venues such as Dave & Busters, this place was cheap.  I think four of us played for hours for about 30 dollars.  Dave & Busters would be well more than $100. \n\nYes, the place is old and run down.  There are just a couple of vending machines for food and drink.  But believe it or not, my 10 & 11 year old boys LOVED it!!!!  These PS3 and Wii junkies enjoyed every minute of the Pinball Hall of Fame.  After hours play they left wanting more.  \n\nI noticed some reviews complained that the staff was unfriendly or strange.  I did not speak with the staff but found them to be walking around with smiles on their faces.  My husband spoke to one staff members who said the proceeds from the place go to charity. I did not see anything about that printed anywhere on the premises or what charity he was referring to.  Regardless if this is true or not, this is a unique and reasonable entertainment venue that I would be eager to return to.  If visiting Vegas, especially with kids, I would highly recommend a visit.  In a nutshell, especially for Vegas,  it's \"good clean fun\".
__label__3 Went to Sushi Mon last night for dinner.  \nWhen we walked in I noticed how small it was (thus only the four stars)   Only 6 tables and the sushi bar . \nWe sat down and decided to order. They have a really diverse menu, and you can order half rolls which is good if you are not sure about the item you are trying. \nThe atmosphere is really good, and the restaurant seems to buzz  with everyone having such a good timel\nTried a Royal California roll.  This is a california roll that has been deep fried.  I can't even begin to describe the tasty goodness.  I think the crunchiness of the rice really makes this roll special.\nAlso tried a mexican roll - very spicy  I loved it. \nshrimp tempura- extremely light and crispy.\nchicken teriyaki- so good and not too sweet.\nJJ roll - was extremely good and even had asparagus in it. This was new to me. But the flavor and texture was amazing.\nWe tried the Alaskan Snow crab - VERY SWEET! it was good but only a one timer for me ... not my fave.\nI truly enjoyed how fresh the flavor and texture of our food was. The servers were great and helped explain what was in a roll. Or suggest a roll... or even answer mundane questions they probably get all the time.\nOverall a great dining experience and well worth the 28.95  for all you can eat...
__label__3 AYCE places can be hit or miss.  I highly recommend this place.  I have been here over over 10 times, and it is consistently good.  Yes, they do hurry you along, but this is not a romantice candlelight dinner.  It's a whirlwind of food that is thrown at you.  45 minutes later, you don't konw what hit you, but you are full and satisfied.\n\nTheir fish is fresh and their rolls are good mixture of sauces and flavors.
__label__2 I give this place 3 stars only because the food was good, as for the service the workers need to work on their manners as well as bringing the food out slightly faster.\nIt took a good 10-15 mins for our server to bring out food we had ordered, so my gf and friends were just sitting there drinking the green tea float (which was really good until the ice cream melted lol)\nLong review short, if you want good sushi and don't care about service all the much give this place a shot, but as for me I enjoy having great service as well as great food.
__label__4 Whenever I talk about Madison to someone out of town, they always say \"I hear there is a great Farmer's Market\"\n\nRight they are.  There are few like it.\n\nTake the entire Capital square, and line it with local vendors.  It's quite the experience.\n\nHere's what to expect:  Fresh produce, meats, breads, cheeses, flowers, and more all produced within a short drive of Madison.  You'll also get samples of many of those items.  \n\nYou are going to pay a lot more for stuff than what you'd pay the grocery store, but the point here is not to save money.  It's to contribute to sustainable farm-to-fork production.  You're typically getting organic, free range, well-cared for food.   You'll find many items far tastier than what you'd find at the store as well.\n\nPro tip:  Get there before 9AM or else you'll face massive crowds.  Also, leave the dogs at home, as they are not allowed.
__label__1 Let me spell it out for you.\n\nC. L. U. S. T. E. R. F. U. C. K.\n\nHow anyone could honestly shop here astounds me.\nI literally felt like cattle being pushed through a small walkway.\n\nPro's.\n-Astounding selection\n-Great people watching.\n\nThat's about it.\n\nCon's.\n-How does anyone move?! Don't even dare try to go back from the direction you came as you will be walking into a literal wall of people.\n-You can't comparative shop as you can barely get to the vendors, let alone find them once again after you've passed them.\n-Rude yuppies.\n-Rude yuppies with strollers.\n-Rude yuppies with strollers and 1200 reusable trader joe bags that hit you as you try to pass them.\n\nI get that there is some wonderful product here, but the set up and sheer massive quanity of people that show up really created an un enjoyable experience for me.
__label__3 My husband and I stopped  at Sugar & Ice one morning as we were waiting for shops to start opening at 10am.  The food and drink were a little pricey, but good.  I had a delicious iced latte and we sat out on the patio watching the waterfall.  It was relaxing, and a great way start off the morning.
__label__2 There was a chunk of chocolate the size of a thumb in my ice cream... and I don't think it was a mistake.\n\nWay to go, you magnificent ice creamiers!
__label__1 When they mean sugar and ice they are not kidding! In preparation for my upcoming Vegas trip, I thought it was time for me to catch up on my Vegas reviews since I am looking for advice on where to go as well.  \n\nAvoid this place! Tourist trap...sure it may LOOK pretty and enticing but it is fail! This is not gelato... I have been all over Europe last year ...11 countries... and this place is a joke and the price is pretty high\n\nMy new goal of late is to try as many new places as possible and to let people know what to expect.  The reviews were deceiving and I was expecting some delicious gelato but found myself standing there with 2 scoops and a chocolate waffle cone for $10 are you kidding me! For that price I could get 10 Virgin Pina Coladas in any hotel just by tipping the server.  The cone was too sugary.  Their chocolate coating didn't even taste like real chocolate but waxy sweetness that was not worth the money or calories.  I have yet to find a good gelato place in Vegas.  Don't fall for the pretty cases! lol
__label__0 Visit: 5/17/09 - Snack.  Ate Mango gelato and mocha.\n\nMango Gelato was bad.  Tasted sour.  \n\nMocha was not any better than drinking drity water.\n\nThis place is so dirty.  All the seats were sticky and no one cleaned the tables.  \n\nService here was so slow.  It took a long time to get my order in because they took so long to fill orders that they are supposed to bring to your table.  This place is terrible.\n\nThe prices were really high.  My gelato one tiny scoop was $7.\n\nI would not come back here, even if the out door seating has a nice view.
__label__2 Gelato trip right before seeing Le Reve.\nCashier looked as if she had better things to do. She didn't really engage us but mostly just stood there and stared at us. We got a few samples to narrow down our choices and placed our order.\n\nI had the Carmel crunch gelato in a waffle cone.  Aside of the cashier the gelato was good. You could probably find better gelato with more flavors elsewhere, and even someone with a better attitude as well. \n\nCheck it out if you're in the area of the Wynn, but it does not require a special out of your way trip.
__label__4 This is the BEST sanctuary on the strip. They have incredible shakes and desserts and the patio is perfect for relaxing and watching the waterfall
__label__3 I'm not sure what I love more - the food or the ambiance. Jean Phillipe is such a fun place to visit just to look around; they even boast the world's largest chocolate fountain. My favorite thing to eat is the banana foster crepe.  \n\nTrying to find seating in the cafe is nearly impossible so just grab your food, make a left and grab a seat near the window overlooking the pool area.
__label__4 **4.5 stars**\n\nI visited Jean Philippe in the Aria hotel for the crepe and desert.  I am sure I would appreciate all the food and dessert here IF i didn't stuff my face prior to visiting this place.  I ordered the Ham Crepe and it was a my first time eating a crepe.  It was a positive experience, but it's something I could do without.  Glad I gave it a shot though.  Maybe I am not a Crepe type of guy.  I'll try a dessert crepe next time.  You can see how the crepes are made in front of you.  It is quite a delicate process.  I also tried the white chocolate cheesecake and that was amazingly good.  The cheesecake has a smooth texture to it and will melt in your mouth.  Eyes will roll all the way back when people eat this.  It was covered with a thin sheet of white chocolate.  Presentation is superb.  I would go back just for the desserts.  \n\nThe restaurant is set up in two sections.  One area is serves gelato and crepes, the other half serves desserts, sandwiches, and coffee / beverages.  The location has a very modern look / design to it and is very appealing.  The glass case showcases all the desserts they have to offer and it just makes you want to order 1 of everything.  I was very tempted to do it too.  I swear every dessert were chanting my name.  The prices are bit higher than what I normally would pay, but hey its Vegas, you win big and spend big.  To give you an idea of the prices, a large cup of soda is $4 (~ 32 OZ).  \n\nCheck this place out for great desserts.  Do not go if you are on a diet because just looking at the desserts will be considered cheating!  This sin is perfect for city.\n\nBon Apettit!
__label__4 Although both JPP's in Vegas are huge, Aria edges out the one at Bellagio for selection and service.  There were also at least twice the amount of employees at this location so the line moved a lot faster.  I was able to buy some truffles and other chocolate treats to bring back home!  Quick tip: be sure to refrigerate your chocolate ASAP otherwise it'll melt in the Vegas sun!  We were lucky to have an extra mini fridge in our room so it wasn't a problem but our cousins who came along were devastated when theirs melted before they had a chance to bring them back to their hotel.  I am also noticing the reviews for the food at JPP so I'll have to add that to my list of must-eats next time I'm in Vegas.
__label__4 had his croissant at Bellagio a few years ago and never forgot how good it tasted.  \ngot to relive that memory this weekend.  it was every bit as good as i remembered it.\n\nregular croissant + dub expresso\n\nBest Ever!
__label__2 Once again, our last stop in our Aria foodie crawl.  We couldn't come up with another place for dessert and I thought we'd give this place another try.  This time it was much more crowded.  \n\nWe opted for crepes and I got in the very long crepe line.  My husband wandered off and then came back to tell me that he already ordered our crepes at the cashier.  Ok.  So basically order whatever you want anywhere.  Good to know.\n\nI got the bananas fosters crepe, which was ok.  Not as much caramel as I like.  I also got more of their fancy herbal tea.  I think the brand is Tea Leaves.  The chamomile tea is very good.  I'm smelling the package it came in right now... so good.\n\nOnce again, slightly disappointed.  Maybe I'm just too full by the time I make it here.  Plus the haphazard ordering system stresses me out. Next time, gelato!
__label__2 One can generally tell the quality by the number of customers, and there were a good number of people lining up at Jean Philippe.  The Trio Cheesecake certainly doesn't disappoint.  Nice creaminess inside with chocolate exterior for nice texture contrast.  On the other hand, the savory crepes fell a little short.  I am not a big fan of the spongy crepe.  The Forest crepe was okay, but the Royal crepe was too salty.   A good place if you are into something sweet.  I will have to come back for the gelato next time.
__label__4 ask me if i care if this place is overpriced? i don't. it's vegas. expect it. i'm so glad JPP was right next to the guest elevators. it was super conv. for me. and they didn't close til midnight. the dessert selection is endless! see the pics i uploaded. i tried a savory crepe and it was ehhhh. a bit gross. but whatever. i'm such a sweets person, idk why i didn't order a dessert crepe. drunk much? maybe. haha. anyway, i though the latte's i ordered every morning were spectacular. it totally healed me from my hangovers. lol. anyway, i can't wait to come back and stuff my face with more desserts! btw, most of the workers there were really friendly. it's possible they started remembering my face with my 2/3 visits per day. :)
__label__2 I would give this little establishment 3.21 stars.\n\nThe good: Everything is very pleasant to the eyes, from the look of the place to all the colors of the pastries. The sweets are also very good.\n\nThe not so good: It's often crowded and there may be long lines and seating may be hard to find. The prices are also pretty high, but you have to expect that. \n\nI've tried a bunch of their muffins and breaded pastries, and to be honest, I feel this place is more hype than substance. Sure, it looks good, but taste wise, it's nothing special. \n\nThe coffee I had is forgettable, especially at $4 something for an iced coffee. That, in my opinion, was the biggest rip off. You're better off getting something sweet and getting the drinks elsewhere. Actually, skip all the danishes/drinks here if you can. The sweets, like the Raspberry Tart, are what stands out here. \n\nOverall: It's an Anna Kournikova, it looks good, but it's not a winner. But I guess I'm a typical guy, I'm giving the stars mostly on the looks.
__label__2 I stopped by here a while ago while staying at the Aria on business.  We had walked past the patisserie when headed up to our rooms and the brightness of the area along with the cakes really caught my eye. So the next morning whenever i was craving some coffee I decided to head down and get my fianc\u00e9 and I each one.  Whenever I got down there I was able to see the multi tiered cakes up close and they were truly amazing!  It made me wonder how long it took to make them.  After a short wait I made it to the front of the line and ordered two Americanos only to watch them punch something into a machine and have it spot them out.  For the $10 it cost I was really hoping to have the barista take a minute and pull the shots.  The coffee itself was decent but not great.\n\nThe bottom line for me is that I would not head back here again in the future for coffee.  However I would definitely give it a try if I was looking for a baked good.
__label__0 I had an awful experience - will never be back. Don't make the crepe before you confirm my payment/voucher and then reject it then ask me to pay for it. On top of which it wasnt a very good crepe - the topping is in a heated container so the fruit is dense and thick. I am so sad I waited for months to have this crepe.
__label__2 While the desserts are tasty and well made. The prices and service is not. \n\nYou could tell everyone working their just WISHED they were somewhere else at the moment. They could care less about actually serving you unless you asked for help. \n\nWe ordered the sweet trio and my friend told the worker if we could get the second one as the first one was damaged. For some reason she told another worker to do it instead and did not relay the message at all. It was only after we paid and were seated that we noticed that the dessert was damaged and had to bring it back for them to give us another. \n\nThough not very difficult, we shouldn't have had to deal with that to begin with.
__label__3 This place has great pastries. So far, I've had the chocolate eclair (which also has vanilla cream in the middle), the pb chocolate lollipop which had nuts encrusted over the top & the coffee with mocha.. All of these are pricey but yummy. \nYesterday I had the chicken Caesar salad for lunch. I think it was fairly priced & okay.\nJust strolling by to look at the pastry case can be nice because their desserts provide great eye candy.
__label__4 best best best! been there a few times and it's always the best i've ever had :)
__label__3 Hello!?! It's JEAN PHILLIPE!!! My eyes were just going bonkers looking at all the different chocolates that were available. The desserts were so eye catching and tons of souvenirs!!! They have food such as salads, sandwiches, etc. Along with coffee and tea selections. The staff was EXTREMELY helpful and so kind. I had the Opera (chocolate mousse type cake) and a vanilla eclair. THE VANILLA ECLAIR IS SO GOOD!!!!!!!!! The cream is on the thicker side and it's the perfect size for your buck! The cafe latte is very good too, smooth and creamy and perfect with the sweet desserts. \n\nSouvenir wise I got the coconut and chocolate macaroons, white chocolate covered pistachios, and coconut tuilles. Every single one of them was so good! The chocolate is such high quality and not too sweet. Gotta stop by whether you buy something or not!
__label__2 The food and pastries here were fantastic. The service was very friendly. Their pricing is extremely high and not locals friendly.
__label__4 The dessert here was out of this world! I ordered the rose macaroon and it was so good that every time I took a bite, it was like I forgot how good it was and was impressed all over again. I also bought the marshmallows to take home. I had food allergies and this was the first time I've seen marshmallows without corn syrup -- they were so light, airy, heavenly, and unlike any \"marshmallow\" I remember having 10+ years ago. My friend got the chocolate gelato, which was also amazing. On top of this, the service was stellar and the store had beautiful displays. I wish they would open a location in NYC!
__label__1 The store is amazing and the chocolate fountain is awesome. This review is for the customer service. \nI have never been here before and asked the cashier \"how sweet are your iced mochas?\" The response \"well it's chocolate.\" Great! I know that. Are we talking one pump? Two pumps? Am I going to walk away diabetic?! \n\nI know you are hating your life as every child in Vegas wants a gelato but for those of us who want coffee, AND don't want to drink a milkshake, put on a smile and pretend to give a sh*t about customer service. \n\nThanks!
__label__2 Croissant wasn't that good. I like bouchon bakery croissant better. The red velvet taste like chocolate, but the presentation decor of each cupcake is amazing. \nMy fave is the fruit tart.
__label__1 Nice restaurant but,\n\nFood is overly spiced. I had the Kobe Beef Skewers and it was way to salty. Caesar Salad dressing was super thick and tasted way to.... i dunno strong and salty.  I took most of the dressing off and ate the leaves by its self. My bf said the burger was so-so and the fish and chips tasted weird too.. even down to the tartar sauce.\n\nthe butterscotch pudding was good, but cookies? i thought it was tacky.\n\nthe presentation was really nice, but i probably won't be back here again, i'd rather go to NEROS. Maybe i need to try the full dinner menu, but the waitress said the food tasted the same... in particular the kobe. maybe then i will change my mind, but for not... ive had way better
__label__3 Came here for the NYE prix fixe.  Good food and good company made the night very memorable.  We started with the oyster amuse bouche which was lovely and delicate.  I had the squab as the starter and although I was so tempted to pick that little sucker up and eat it with my hands, I thought better of it.  It was nicely roasted and very evenly seasoned.  And though it was kind of hard to eat, I think I managed to scrape all the meat off those tiny bones.  I had a taste of my friend's onion soup with was velvety and rich.  \nNext stop was the sturgeon - a serious misstep on my part.  The fish was cooked very well, but the sauce on the scallop dish blew the sturgeon out of the water....(pun intended).  \nEveryone else had the short-rib (a trend that I do enjoy but am rather tired of).  But I, being the soul-less foodie that I am went with the veal chop.  It was a nice bone-in, thick cut of baby cow.  I'm forgetting the accompaniments now, but it was a nicely seasoned piece of meat.\nThe dessert was the baked alaska which fell short of my favorite incarnation at the Oceanaire.  It had a nice charred merengue over huckleberry and a lemon poppyseed cake.  A little tart, but refreshing after the meat heavy meat.\nThe NYE price was a deal at this LV main-staple.  I can't wait to try the blue cheese souffle that I've been reading so much about.
__label__4 My reviews are coming all at once because I suddenly had one of those urges to.. yelp my days away :D I promise that my reviews will be a bit more consistent from here on out :)\n\nAnyways, I loved this place.  Although I've eaten at a lot of fine dining restaurants, I felt like I was a bit intimidated at Le Cirque by all its glory (yes, I gave it a 5), but I felt relaxed when I was at Ogden.  EVERYTHING about it was just.. perfect!  I sound like some blond cheerleader..\n\nNaturally, the decor in fine dining places at the Vegas strip is beautiful- pretty modern and never outdated.  Ogden's is no exception.  Surrounded by warm woods and soft lighting, it is a stark contrast from restaurants like the metal jungle Shibuya at MGM Grand and Barmasa at the Aria.\n\nMy family and close friends (party of 7), went there one night with reservations, and it was amazing.  The service was indefatigable, being able to put up with the demands of my mother, and even I could tell that she was a bit intimidated by the ambiance of the whole place.  The front of house serves traditionally- starting with the ladies going clockwise and then the men.  Serving dishes from the left, taking them from the right, everything was like clockwork.  Fancy, fancy...\n\nThe manager greeted us after the server took our drink order, which is always a warm touch to any dining experience.  The drink I got was recommended by the server- a sparkling chardonnay.  NO IT WAS NOT CHAMPAGNE, people keep telling me that, holy crap.. it's not.  It was amazing and totally out of this world.\n\nAside from the 5 choices of bread that kept me full, I got a caesar salad which was good- it didn't taste like Walmart salad, but it didn't dance in my mouth- I mean, what do you expect from a salad?\n\nThe main course I got was Alaskan halibut (Alaskan halibut, an endangered species at a restaurant whose chef seems like one of those green peace dudes?  yeah, shut up).\n\nI expected it to be bland because that's how halibut is naturally, but I was very surprised.  Slightly tangy, it was accompanied by some greens.  It wasn't filling, but are main courses in fine dining restaurants supposed to make you feel bloated?  Anyways, you can tell from the flavor and the pairings of the ingredients in the halibut that this came from a chef who was still a true gourmand chef at heart.. unlike some (ahem, Mr. Puck).\n\nThe menu is purely organic and constantly changes with each season.  When you eat in the summer, you won't see the same dish in the winter, nor will you see it in the summer the year after.  The diversity and evolving nature of this restaurant is the reason I gave it a 5-star.\n\nThe website tells you that it is traditional American, but I call it contemporary.  I don't see anything traditionally American in Atlantic diver scallops in .. coconut curry.\n\nA dinner for two there is very appropriate- they even have a bar nearby to bring your buddies to.  Don't bring your children or toddlers- you don't want to make the angelic waitstaff turn bitter on you, if it's possible.  Otherwise, it's amazing.
__label__3 I didn't know what to expect since I really didn't know much about the chef prior to arriving, but it was better than expected. The service started out slower than expected, but it improved throughout the meal. Their cocktail menu has some original and classic cocktails. Pretty good selection. \n\nI started out with 6 kumamoto oysters, and my husband started out with the blue cheese souffle. For the main course I had the best scallops I have ever had. I am a true scallop connoisseur and these were so tender and cooked so perfectly, a true winner! My husband had the roasted duck breast. Cooked perfectly with crispy duck skin. \n\nWhile this dinner was great, it was very pricey. Our total bill was $220 including tip. The portion sizes were not that great. I only had 4 scallops to my entree. The prixe fixed tasting menu may have been a better bargain, but I wasn't interested in a couple of items on that menu.  I'm glad we tried this place, but will not go back.
__label__2 The atmosphere is OK, I guess - it's off of a casino, and caters to everyone dressed better than a tank top.\nThe wait staff was pleasent.\nThe Foie Gras 2 Ways was 50% insanely awesome, 50% meh.  The strawberry w/ Spice Cake was a life changer, the other one was a waste of foie gras.\nI had scallops, all of my companions had ribeye.  I probably should have joined them.  The scallops were OK, certainly not Michelin Star quality.  They were cooked well, but nothing sucks more than a bunch of grit in your mouth when you bite into a scallop.
__label__1 We got there just before the Sunday brunch rush (at around 11:00) and only waited a few minutes; definitely get there on the early side or else it is a long and painful wait.  The seafood selection was pretty poor - mostly crab salads and stuff like that but the shrimp cocktail was good.  The carving station was also not up to snuff - prime rib (yummy) and bacon.  Bacon is delicious but there's really only so much thick-cut, smoked bacon you can eat...  I would've preferred a different meat...perhaps ham...or poultry?  There were a lot of cuisines (Italian, Asian, Mexican etc.) but selection was very limited within the cuisines.  The dessert bar looked very promising...but I was a bit disappointed.
__label__4 Best Buffet, hands down.  \n\nIt's now noon and I'm still full from last night's buffet chow down.    Went down there for the Labor Day weekend buffet where they increased the cost to $37.95 + tax, but it was way worth it.  I would have paid $50 for this buffet.   \n\nLamb Chops -  Delicious... King Crab Legs... Delicious  \nPrime Rib - Nice and pink.. just the way I like it .  It was seriously a meat fest at the Wynn. \n\nBe sure not to get too bogged down by the fillers (i.e.  bread, pasta, rissoto bar)\n\nThe wait was a good hour 15, but that was expected especially when we were arriving at 6ish.  Didn't leave the place until 10.     I'm not normally a dessert person, but there was room made for them inside my stomach.   \n\nWill definately come back to The Buffet at the Wynn next time.
__label__2 I am giving this buffet 3 stars because of the price. It definitely was not worth it for me. There were a few gourmet dishes that you probably could not get in the other Vegas Strip buffets, but it just wasn't enough for me to be \"wow\" about it. There was practically one seafood section at the time I was there, so the line got soooo long just get some shrimp and crab legs. I guess the JUMBO shrimp and fresh crabs paid the bill for me ($35 a person for brunch). They also had creme brulee that was pretty good, and a very unique dessert...candied apples (which were so hard to bite! That sugar coat!) I would say that the ambiance is what you really pay for by eating at this buffet....
__label__2 This place is just alright. I mean for the 39.99 holiday meal it should have been better. Its was like you went in there and your like \"that's it\". Yeah some of the food I ate was great and I got seconds, but worth the 39.99 I don't think so. At the time though I had to tell myself it was worth it cos I was in denial. They do have some nice gimmicks though. Like the crepe station and the ice cream thing. Aladdin pre-Planet Hollywood had a better buffet than Wynn, no offense. When I got to the dessert area I was like WTF this is it. I don't even remeber if they had carrot cake which is one of my requirements for a good buffet. I think I ate it but I don't remeber cos I guess I couldn't get over the fact of the $39.99. Only place I can really compare it too is Bellagio which I think is much better on many different levels. Ok if they charge like $29.99 I would have given it an extra star. Haha and I thought the holiday $26.99 meal at the Mandalay was pricey. That doesn't even compare. Oh and you can't really compare the whole king crab leg thing anymore. Most hotels have the king crab legs. I wonder if going to Vegas on some presidents day is a holiday.
__label__4 Dinner buffet price is up to like $37/person now and wait on a Friday night at 5PM was non existent.  \n\nOur waitress was A-mazing!!!  My brother liked the tea so much that he asked what it was.  Not did she just tell him what it was but she went out of her way to find and write down the distributor name, website, and product flavor name (it was actually a papaya tea by China Mist).  She also noted that they were just testing out the tea and may or may not continue to serve it in the future but the response from customers has been highly positive.\n\nSome new favorite foods this time around to add to the must get list when you come to the Wynn Buffet:\n1) Chilean seabass (they didn't have this the first time I came here and I'm a big fish lover so you usually don't see this kind of fish served often)\n2) Spicy tuna hand rolls\n3) Some kind of buffalo salad\n4) Mushrooms (marinated in a delicious sauce)\n5) Key lime pie (I didn't like it before, now I do)
__label__3 The bufett at Wynn is my 2nd favorite place after Bellagio. They have the King Crab legs, although my only complaint is that there is a long wait just to get the Crab legs. Wynn has a strange setup whereby you get the food at food carts where you can only access the food from one side, and the other side is pushed against a wall. This creates extremely long queues, whereas the food carts at Bellagio buffet are all open space, where you can easily grab your food from all four corners. \n\nAnother negative thing, is that the sushi range is quite poor for such a reputable Casino. Price wise, I remember it being a couple of dollars more expensive that Bellagio; which in my opinion doesn't make sense. \n\nHowever, I am a big fan of their pasta section. You basically tell the chef what type of pasta, sauce and meat and they will cook it up for you on the spot. My favorite is the pesto sauce, delicious!\n\nNonetheless, I still give it 4 stars for being a high class Vegas buffet.
__label__3 HAHAHAHAHAH.\n\nI couldn't help typing that.  My family and I came here for our Thanksgiving dinner this past weekend.  We arrived around 6:00 pm and the line was too amazing (sarcasm).  The line extended all the way across the hall down to the other restaurant/cafe.  I asked what the wait time was and the lady managing the V.I.P. line said around 2.5 hours.  I later overheard someone saying they waited for FOUR HOURS!  \n\nThankfully, my father had a V.I.P. line pass, so we only waited for 20 minutes.  Regularly, price for dinner is around $35.  Because Steve Wynn is greedy and knew people would eat here no matter what the price was, he decided to jack up the price to $50/person for this \"special holiday\" dinner.\n\nThis buffet remains my favorite buffet in Vegas simply because they have a good amount and variety of different ethnic foods including Italian, Asian, American, etc.  Though it seems that the quality of the food seems to have degraded over the past 2 years, it's still good food.  About 98% of the entire buffet is edible and delicious.  The desert selection is also fabulous.  There are cookies, creme brulee, cake, brownies, crepes, gelato, and so much more!  If you're on a budget and you're only going to eat at one buffet during your visit to Vegas, I strongly recommend this one!
__label__3 We went during lunch time in the middle of the day to beat any rush or big lines. Prices were ok, about $21 a person. The food was very good, obviously the quality is top notch for the price. Im sure they have all the very expensive seafood for dinner so there was toned down menu for lunch. They had great steak fajitas, I ate about 10 of them, their raviolis were awesome too. Soups were average at best and service was decent, they cleared plates pretty quickly. Overall a great meal, but  maybe a bit too expensive for a basic lunch menu, i dunno maybe Im just cheap.
__label__1 It's not worth the hype. \n\nWe went for a Brunch on a Tuesday w/ a large party. Reservations were made weeks ahead of time and we had a private room set aside for about 20+ ppl. The line was super long for Tuesday at 10.30!? and i felt bad bc there were ppl there waiting for a long time. We weren't allowed to go in until the ppl who made the reservation arrived. \n\nOnce seated there was no friendly host or waitress to advise us of what was available or how things worked. Our waitress was clearly not enjoying her job that day and it should as she shoveled water glasses onto our table, reached across us, and did not bother to apologize. \n\nThere was not a huge selection of food. Everything LOOKED beautiful but tasted a little on the bland side. We were there for brunch but caught the beginning portions of lunch - still no improvement on the food. Best thing I ate was a croissant bc it was warm and fresh from the oven, slightly crunchy on the outside - yum. But sad that in a buffet so fancy and acclaimed; i had a good croissant and that was it.
__label__1 All the buffet standards, but a bit more Asian for New Year's?  Definitely not worth $43.95....There was not a huge variety, pizza?,Italian, Asian, French I think....salad/fruits, sushi.  I passed on the Chinese, looked like stuff from panda Express.  I had a thick cut prime rib that I had the cook sear on the grill, which then becomes a rib eye steak essentially but very tender of course.  Anybody that hasn't tried it, should.  The sushi looked weak, so I passed.  The crab legs weren't very fresh, they were kinda soggy?  The Ceasar salad looked better than it tasted.\nOverall, disappointed.  Everything else about the Wynn/Encore is great, somehow they neglected the buffet.  Even Paris did a better job w/ stone crab too for only $27.  Mr. Wynn, could you please fix that? I honestly think I could put on a better spread than they did!!!!  I did have a rib eye at SWITCH in the Encore, but that's another review....til next time, good eating!
__label__1 I came for Sunday brunch.  Nothing stood out.  Food was for the most part over-cooked and not memorable.  Dessert section is ok.  Definitely not worth the price and there are so many better  buffets in Vegas.  Will not be coming back.
__label__4 this place is great'' I would highly recomend this buffet to everyone who go to vegas. first thing was the pizza it was good and big.second was the pasta tortaini with the alfrado sasue.third was the sushi it was small but it was good and last but not least the dessert was awsome the puding was nice and creamy and the fruit was fruity and the chessecake was magnificent  everything in the buffet was good.
__label__4 We went for the New Year's Eve buffet.\n\nThis is, hands down, the best buffet I have ever been to.  The ambiance is great, and the buffet is AMAZING.  A LARGE, I repeat, LARGE selection of just about anything you would like to eat, and the quality is on par with what I would expect from a dressy, sit-down restaurant.  It is expensive, but it is worth it.\n\nBottomless champagne, amazing dessert bar, so many tasty things to eat, so little time!!\n\nHighly recommend!
__label__1 I was told to check out this buffet while in Vegas, and I kind of regret I did.  I think there are two types of people: those who like buffets and those who don't.  I'm of the latter sort, and buffets remind me of eating in college mess halls more than enjoying the food.  But still, we went here for a Saturday brunch.  \n\nThe variety seemed pretty good - asian, italian, seafood, pizza, breakfast, etc.  I had an omelet which was probably the highlight of the meal.  Everything else that I tried was fine, but I was definitely limited by not being able to have the meat here.  The desserts looked nice but I didn't really like any of the ones I tried.  My fiance was more experimental, but he thought that most of the food was kind of pedestrian or mediocre.  Ultimately, both of us would have preferred eating less at a better restaurant in Vegas, but then again, I guess we're not buffet people.
__label__2 I am done with Buffets for a while. The Buffet at the Wynn has become way overpriced and sad to say mediocre food. Even the deserts have become adequate. It has lost it's wow factor and gone up on the socialbly irresponsible glutton factor.As a heavy man myself, I don't have alot of room to talk but is it really necessary to take 3 plates of crab legs at once??? Just revolting. Though the waste is well used at a local pig farm, it is just depressing to see how much people eat and even more depressing to see how much is wasted.... I can hear my mother over and over , RIP,\" do you know how many starving people there are in Africa?\"\n\nThe one nice touch they have added is an antipasta bar
__label__4 Hands down the best buffet in all of Vegas and I've been to them all countless times over the years.  The only other buffet that comes close is at the Bellagio, but the Wynn's is better.  Rio is great too, but the Wynn serves a considerably higher level of cuisine.\n\nNormal dinner is $35.95 and I saw that on Fri/Sat nights, dinner is $38.95.  I've had the dinner buffet here before and it was fantastic, but this time, I hit it for lunch and it was only $22.95.  The selection is not all that different from lunch to dinner and at that price, is just a few dollars more than a buffet at a place like Harrah's.  If you go for lunch, you can have the very best and it won't cost much at all, now that's true value.  Quality and selection-wise, there is just no comparison and with the exception of the Bellagio, nothing else comes close.\n\nI'm not even going to begin to describe all the incredible items that I saw and enjoyed.  One of my favorite regular items in their selection is the smoked salmon.  That's the first thing I go for every time.  Yikes, I must have eaten the price of admission in smoked salmon alone! :)  Even their dessert selection is downright astounding...all I can say is highly, highly recommended!\n\nIf you do only one buffet in Vegas, this is the one.  When I die, heaven better look like this!  Long live the king.
__label__2 My husband and I went to eat here in hopes of eating an \"oh-my-goodness-that-was-the-best-I-ate-so-much-I'm-going-cross-eyed\" type of buffet. But, I was still seeing straight after we left. I knew that wasn't the best sign. That and the fact that I even asked my husband what he thought of it. I know when I do that, I don't really like the place and want to get his opinion, in case I'm having an off taste day. But, sad to say, he agreed with me. \n\nLet's just say, save $10 and go to the Bellagio buffet instead. \n\n(+)\nDecor was good\nBathrooms were clean\nMost of the service was good\n\n(-) \nNot a huge variety of food\nTaste of food was just okay\n\nI know it's more + than -, but let's get it straight - we all go to the buffet for the food. And when I think Vegas buffet, I think lots and lots of food. \n\nTotally not FTWynn..... :(
__label__4 Buffet time! I said Buffet time!\n\nI was here for both breakfast and dinner. And my inner fat kid came out, oh hellz yeah she did, she came out and went for a 2nd and third plate, and let's not forget dessert!\n\nBreakfast, is pretty damn good. They basically have a HUGE selection. I mean huge, you won't get bored. Everything for everyone is here. so eat up. \n\nDamn their HUGE dessert section. They have candied apples! My fat inner kid went crazy here! And yes they have sugar free desserts as well. Not that my inner fat kid noticed.\n\nFor dinner the thing that I liked best was that they cut in half the snow crab legs for you! Yes! All you have to do is use your fork, stab the meat, yank it out and eat it!  True laziness. \n\nAnd they have ceviche! octopus ceviche! they had rabbit pasta! I think i ate enough lamb there in all these different forms, leg of lamb, t-bone lamb, lamb chops that i may turn into one and run off with the flock and bo peep!\n\nI went during the weekday so prices weren't as crazy as people complain about during the weekend. Also when you check into your hotel, they usually give you coupons to buffets, or pick up those free vegas magazines that have coupons. \n\nbe sure to wear your stretchy pants.
__label__3 I totally was impressed by this buffet  for the price , after eating the day before at The Monte Carlo Buffet  which was disgusting, we wanted the real experience. This buffet met the challenge. Not only is it beautiful to look at , I am always a sucker for great decor, the food , layout and service complimented the whole deal. \nOur meal included Great Prime Rib,  A larger pastry assortment with well thought out treats, such as small espresso cups of Pot au Chocolate, my fav,  Bread pudding, profiteroles , cakes, puddings and  pretty candied apples.  The areas of the buffet had well seasoned fishes, shrimp cocktail , fruit that was fresh and ripe, lots of sides that looked good but I wanted meat, sweets and such.\nThe waiter was spot on , constantly clearing , refilling  and courteous. \nI was amazed that the line looked huge going in but wasn't very long of a wait. \nI highly recommend The Buffet at Wynn.
__label__3 I'm not generally a buffet person, as I think I might've mentioned elsewhere in my other buffet-related reviews. However, I do like this one, for several reasons.\n\nOne reason is that, in order to get here, you need to walk through Wynn Las Vegas. This casino is truly A-class. You definitely feel like you're in a much swankier environment than, say, at the Paris' buffet (though the food quality there is also good).\n\nAnother reason is that they offer a wide selection of appetizers, entrees and dessert choices. Something for everyone, I suppose.\n\nLastly, a reason why I like this place is that their serving stations are generally small. That means they don't usually have food out for too long. Since the serving trays are smaller, that means (in my mind) that food is fresher, and better.\n\nOne down side here is that it's $40pp, which is pretty steep for a meal. That said, I believe that's the same price as Rio's buffet , but much more worth it in terms of taste.
__label__4 Mm-mm King Crab legs. This place is often a must stop every time I go to Las Vegas. This place is not cheap at all. In fact I believe its the most expensive buffet on the strip, but don't let that stop you. \n\nThe best tip I can give you is... be ready for some good food! If you are not a seafood person this may not be the place for you. King Crab legs and jumbo shrimp cocktails will keep me coming back for more every time. I recommend treating this place like a fine restaurant and eat a sampler of the best foods first. I don't recommend stuffing your face like this is a 99cent buffet or you will get full too fast to try everything. Enjoy the atmosphere. Take a date or some friends.\n\nRelax, eat, and imaging a life of luxury.\n\nOnly con  =( *sad. I am writing this review at work hundreds of miles away. I could be eating shrimp right now.
__label__1 I can't possibly understand how this has gotten such high reviews. The food was extremely mediocre. Lots of items were bland. I wasn't impressed by the dishes at all. Very typical dishes for a crappy buffet (i.e. pancakes, eggs benedict, etc.)  I was there for brunch and lunch. The only thing I enjoyed was the prosciutto, but even that was not quality. \nAnd, the worst part is that NOTHING I ate was hot. I don't understand how I place like the Wynn, as pricey as it is, can't figure out how to keep their buffet food warm. (I've been to buffets that have been able to figure this out, and they're a lot cheaper)
__label__3 I have to say that the Wynn buffet did impress me.  The different assortment of higher quality food (for a buffet) was excellent.  However, I was conflicted with giving it 3 stars because of the service.  It took a long time for my girlfriend and I to get a glass of water.  Then afterwards, they forgot about our refills even though we repeatedly asked.  Busy or not, this shouldn't be tolerated.  Also there was a gnat in my girlfriend's food.  This could have been from the floral arrangements located around the buffet.  They did give us a free glass of champagne for that, however, the service was still abysmal.  \n\nIf you can put the service aside though, the food was great, the desserts were average with ice creams, cakes, and other goodies you would find at a buffet.  If you want to try items such as lamb, rabbit pasta, and other entrees you wouldn't usually find at other buffets, then try this out.
__label__4 We went at around 3:10 and got to eat the lunch menu (with kobe beef balls, St. Lous style ribs, fried chicken, etc. ) and then we got to eat their dinner menu at 3:30 with crab legs, cocktail shrimps, mussels, lamb, etc.).  I've eaten at Bellagio and Mirage and this place totally blew them out of the water.  You get what you pay for and this place certainly gives you what you pay for.  Almost everything tasted great here.  You can really taste the quality and time that the chefs put into creating and cooking the dishes that they have.  I could eat here everyday!!!  :)
__label__0 A couple months ago my friend and I saw a special on the Wynn Buffet on the food network and were so impressed, we put it on our must do list on our Vegas VaCa.\n\nWe knew ahead of time, it would be expensive. It was like 40 a person for dinner. And we were prepared to pay.\n\nThe food was disgusting. We went on a Saturday night so it should have been busy enough for the food to rotate though. Everything I ate was dry and nasty. Like when you leave meat out for a few hours and the top of it crusts over. Or noodles that are half mushy half dried out hard. And the meats at the carving station was extra, extreme rare, borderline raw. \n\nI really thought there would be more selections. But in all seriousness, it's not at all bigger than your average neighborhood asian buffet. Except it's stretched out in a long line instead of cramped together. Because asian buffets do have american food and pasta and pizza. It's nasty, but it's the same nastiness of this buffet.\n\nI thought the plates were beautiful. But I don't want to pay 40 dollars to eat on a nice plate.\n\nOn the upside, we recieved very good service.They were quick, and continually took our plates and refilled our drinks. We were however RIGHT next to their waiting station though. lol. The wait in line was pretty fast too. We probably waited less then 15 minutes. (On a busy night at HomeTown Buffet, (in the ghetto btw ;P  ) the wait time can be a freaking hour). \n\nAlthough our table wasn't that far, most of them were like a maze. I think I would definitely have gotten lost. However, like only a few feet from our table was a giant pile of dirty dishes, near the employee entrance. If I hadn't have been so obsessed with the disappointment of the food, I would have noticed that while I was there. Oh, but we have plenty of pictures with a huge stack of dirty dishes in the background.\n\nI have to add that the line for crab legs is ridiculously long. It's a good 20 minutes in the line, but what makes it ridiculous is that the crab legs aren't worth it a bit. I got a plate full of it and ended up not eating any of them. I can't put my finger on it. It's too salty, but that's not the problem. I can' only relate it to having a metallic taste of it. I don't know what it is. But I couldn't eat it.\n\nI don't know why everyone says it's so good. I am very picky. Or maybe I have better taste buds?
__label__4 Best buffet in Vegas. Hands down.\n\nIt's like eating at a gourmet restaurant and ordering.. well, EVERYTHING.\n\nSide tip: do NOT eat Wynn buffet an hour before you go clubbing. Your dress may not fit (this has happened to me before).
__label__2 I've eaten at the Wynn Buffet at least 6x now and I would say its one of the most overrated buffets of all time. Why do I keep coming back you ask? Simply because, I get to eat there for free. I've paid to eat here my first time, and I would never pay again for the ridicoulous price. For $10-15 more, you could easily enjoy fine dining at any steak house in Las Vegas! I don't consider myself cheap when it comes to food, but I want bang for my buck, and you definitely won't get that here.\n\n-Crab legs are cold and there isn't a steamer available. \n-The desserts look wonderful, but everything taste bland IMO.\n-Long lines (thanks to 1000+ Reviews)\n-Kobe beef sounds like one could actually get a lot of their money here, but the way they prepare their meat, their wasting their supposed \"Kobe\" beef.\n-The Dim Sum and Mexican dishes were also poorly executed.\n\nEverything was edible, but it definitely does not live up to its hype. The long lines are fooling everyone.
__label__0 This buffet is overrated. Went to the $35 brunch a few years ago, decor of eating area was quite plain to say the least, compared to some of the other buffets around Vegas (ie: Paris, Rio).\n\nWhen i first walked in, the first item i saw was...Asian CONGEE?? What the heck?!!! In asian countries like China, Congee is seen as cheap street food. Here its actually one of the featured stations. Totally lame...\n\nAll the other brunch items were nothing out of the ordinary that you could not find at a cheaper buffet.\n\nNot worth the money. If there is one buffet in Vegas that really kicks butt, it's the Rio World seafood buffet. Money well spent there and good food!
__label__3 *Get a Wynn players club card the savings helped.\n\nFew things here are bad and the offering are just amazing. From French to Seafood they really have a decent selection. And desert is a must. \n\nThe wait wasn't too bad, pricing was high but it really didn't matter at the time. \n\nI didn't really enjoy the ice cold crab legs but i did like how they were perfectly sliced down the middle, only if they were deboned :-).\n\nI was confused by the untouched pizza, in a place which tried coming off as a higher end solution to a buffet. Not seeing single slice removed in my rounds. I didn't understand why it was served. \n\nRice dishs were plentiful , as were multiple soups with a lot of selection based on cooking style.\n\nThe best moment had to be the before desert coffee. It was nice being offered it.\n\nFor a buffet it was excellent. As for the price it didn't really match. \n\nAs for the service i wasn't wowed more then being offered free coffee.
__label__1 On our arrival in LV we decided to have our first meal in Wynn Hotel.   From our hotel Tropicana we had a long walk to get there.   There was a small line when we arrived, but that was expected.   The folks managing the line were creating the impression of a very busy environment.   However many spare tables were left as the staff were not able to clean them.   It was $75.56 ($37.78 per person), and not value for money.   The food was very mediocre and bland.   The most popular were crab legs and we did not really understand the hassle and a long line to get them.   We tried it as well but not a delicacy for us.   There are some better Buffets on the Strip e.g. Bellagio.
__label__3 You know you're Vegas spoiled when you give the Wynn Buffet 4 stars.  I've been to the Rio, Bellagio, and M buffets in recent history.  The Wynn is 2nd best to Bellagio and I'll explain why...\n\nPrice? EXCELLENT.  I came here on Friday before 3:30pm to get a weekday lunch price of $24.  The dinner food rolled in shortly afterwards.\n\nFood?  HITS AND MISSES.  \n- Duh, go for the prime rib.\n- Vegetarian options are generous and pleasing!  They have curries and Indian naan.\n-  The items in the bamboo steamers are delicious, but watch out because the steam will sting your hand!\n- The crab legs could definitely be more fresh.  At Bellagio buffet, the seafood was sweet, a sign of freshness. Here, not so much.\n- DO NOT get the made-to-order pasta unless you like to drink olive oil.  The chefs go insane with the oil, adding enough to create a thick layer beneath your pasta.  Disgusting and unappetizing.\n- The dessert selections looked beautiful, but the items I tried did not live up to their visual appeal.  I preferred the GELATO (could not stop getting this.  they come in the cutest tea cups) and the denser cakes (chocolate based).  The jello/champagne like shooters were icky tasting.  \n\nMy buffet experience here was rated against higher standards, but just keep this in mind:  avoid that pasta or it will kill you.  The price is definitely more affordable than the buffet at Bellagio with a nearly comparable selection of quality food.
__label__3 I was in town for CES with a number of friends this year, and I was waiting in a giant line to board the Harrah's monorail the first morning when I saw the usual booklets of Vegas info in a little stand within the station.  Figuring I could use something to kill time, I picked one up and started perusing the contents.  On one of the pages was listed the top 10 buffets in Vegas.  I figured, \"Well, Rio has to be at the top with Bellagio 2nd and going on from there...\", but was surprised to see that Wynn was ranked #1, Rio #2, and Bellagio #4!!!\n\nSo I did some research and learned that the Wynn seems to be the new rage in buffets on the strip, so we decided to check it out.  We arrived at around 7 and waited for about 45 minutes before getting on a Saturday evening.  Not too unreasonable.\n\nWe were eventually seated and provided drink orders then went to town.  Here were some of the highlights:\n\nPre-cut cold King Crab legs - This is my favorite part of every buffet.  King is king, and if they are hot legs they are the best, but most buffets do cold legs to keep them lasting longer.  The line for the seafood was the longest in the buffet, and it was worth it.  When I finally got to the crab legs with my giant empty plate I started putting them on while a working behind the counter started gathering a ton of them in his gloved hand.  He then asked me if I wanted what he had collected on my plate.  I said yes, and instantly my collection of 3 legs with tongs turned into around 15.  I added a few more and got some drawn butter and the rest is history.  Awesome legs.\n\nBraised short ribs - Only slightly dry if not in the sauce, but the meat literally fell of the bone and shredded easily with a fork.  Very tender and flavorful.\n\nPumpkin Ravioli - I don't really like sweet food for dinner items, but these were excellently done with great texture and flavor.  The spice was really present and enhanced the item well.\n\nLamb Chop - Super tender and tasty.  Again, fall off the bone goodness.  A little fatty, but easily trimmed away.\n\nThe ice cream bar - It's like a Coldstone or a gelato bar... Tons of ice creams.  They also had crepes for those interested.\n\nI tried a little of everything, and these were the things that really stood out to me.  The rest was average and not overly impressive.  The thing is, I would want to compare this to Bellagio since it took the number one spot and highlight some of the differences between the two that might help you decide which is better for you.\n\nBellagio Pros:\nBetter variety (Beef Wellington, Venison or Buffalo, etc)\nLower price\nHigh quality\n\nWynn Pros:\nCrab legs are cut in half for easy access (if this applies to Bellagio, then forgive my forgetfulness and remove this item)\nLamb chops\nIce cream and crepe bar\n\nIn general, both have tons of desserts (of which most suck), and lots of standard items like salad, pasta, tacos, prime rib, etc.  The Wynn presentation for food was higher (nice pictures taken by one of my friends), but the Bellagio offers a better deal; better bang for the buck.\n\nSummary: Most of the food was good.  Some of the food was great (crab legs, short ribs, ice cream bar).  Food presentation was excellent.  But when it comes to overall deal for the price, it's not worth it.  Bellagio seems a better deal with greater variety and comparable quality for less.
__label__1 I would have given it four stars when I first came here several years ago but several years later I can't give it four stars.  We came here for lunch which was $23 and while $23 isn't expensive for buffet at the Wynn, the restaurant lacked variety, creativity, and change.  After eating at Wicked Spoon which charges $27 for dinner one would think the Wynn would offer something spectacular.  The display of the food was boring, the variety was non existent and the taste of the food wasn't very good.  For example the pad thai didn't taste like a pad thai, the turkey was way too dry, the clam chowder looked like goo, and the only thing that was half way decent was the ice cream.  \n\nThis buffet was once the best buffet on the strip but it got complacent.  It's like an athlete who made it to the big leagues and then decided he or she didn't need to work out, train, or just get better.  I don't know if the dinner would be better but lunch wise it was kind of like buffets in Reno.
__label__2 This buffett is very nice,and the decor is great but this buffett has always been overrated.The quality food is good,but many items lack taste. Also most of the food items do not change from day to day.This buffett no longer offers lamb chops on fridays,it also no longer has ice cream,but gellano  that just doesn't have the rich taste that the ice cream had. Recently the drinks come in smaller glasses and the soup bowls are maybe 1/3 the size that they once were.OK you can order say two glasses of milk and get two bowls of soup. They have also recently raised the price. I know people at the Wynn so I can pick up a comp once or twice a week so I shouldn't complain,but it seems like this buffett is going in the wrong direction.This is also a very expensive buffett around $36. now how can anyone eat that much to say its a good deal? Again this buffett with the price rates only 3 stars.. The Bellagio or the M buffetts cost a little less and are better..
__label__1 WHAT A COMPLETE WASTE OF MONEY AND TIME! OMG! \n\n+1 star for decor... super cool\n+1 star for having crepes for dessert\n\nMy boyfriend and I wanted to come here to check out what all the rave was about. First off, we went on a weekday. It was like a Tuesday night, and they still had a long line; therefore, we were hoping it'd be a meal to remember! Boy, were we right! It WAS a meal that we'll never forget for ALL THE WRONG REASONS! It was $40 per person, which was like the most we've paid for a buffet on the strip... and we're such FOODIES! We got it and checked out what they had. There were no oysters. They only had snow crab and it was grilled... not steamed. They had so much space and not enough food selection. For instance, there was an Indian food counter and they had naan but there was no curry, no tikka masala to eat the naan with. They had Indian rice! WTF? They had prime rib, but it was so hard and chewy and it wasn't even warm at all! Yes, granted my expectations were a bit high, but seriously, Steve Wynn and do A LOT BETTER! They didn't have oysters, or sushi, or anything good, really. The service was crappy. Our waitress barely ever checked up on us or cleared our table. We had to stack up our plates pretty high for her to finally come over and take them. We had to keep flagging her down for refills of water and coke. She kinda gave us the feeling she was avoiding us or ignoring us. I HATE THAT... especially at a place that's supposedly HIGH CLASS?!? I dunno what other people are raving about. Seriously, this place had a wide selection of breads, not a variety of foods. I guess a lot of people are drawn to the pasta station? I guess the majority of people who go here and \"LOVE IT\" are either really drunk or completely starved from gambling that they can't differentiate from the lack of quality in the food as well as the selection. Honestly, the only thing I liked about the buffet at Wynn was their dessert. They had gelatos, candy apples, cupcakes, creme brulee, flan, fruits, and customized crepes. \n\nRECOMMENDATION: GO TO BELLAGIO! It's only like $30 and they have a wider selection of food. \n\nIf you don't care about how much you spend and you're not a foodie, THEN THIS IS THE PERFECT PLACE FOR YOU!
__label__2 so they weren't serving king crab legs when we went...they had alaskan crab legs instead which weren't as big but delicious nonetheless...their prime rib is good but nothing to rave about tho that and the leg of lamb have their own carving stations...still nothing here really stood out...there's a huge variety of food and an abundance of desserts along with a great display of cakes....tho for the $$ i expected the food to be better...also there is an added gratuity for parties of 8 or more\n\nbottomless mimosa & champagne $10...servers were quick with refills and very friendly
__label__3 The Wynn buffet is my favorite buffet in Vegas (I've also been to the Monte Carlos, Bellagio, Aria, and Venetian).  They have a really great selection of food and the quality is much better than the other buffets.  Most of the other buffets have \"buffet\" quality food made for mass production, whereas I think the food at the Wynn is good enough to be served as individual entrees.  \n\nMost buffets in Vegas also feel overcrowded and the interior of the restaurant isn't very nice, but the Wynn buffet is really pretty inside.\n\nThe prices are a little higher than most but definitely worth the money.  I usually go for brunch and I would recommend going on the earlier side to get the breakfast price which is cheaper than the lunch price.  Otherwise I would go on the later side for lunch because they only bring out the crab legs at 3pm.  Sadly I was there from 1-3pm, too late for breakfast prices but too full to eat the crab when it finally came out.\n\nFood highlights:\nPrime Rib\nJumbo Shrimp\nDesserts\nCrab Legs
__label__4 Love, love, love this place. Dramatic entrance, outstanding food quality, super delicious taste, friendly staff and desserts that are to die for! After 10 trips to the food and dessert stations I had to stop ... I really wanted more but I couldn't. I actually ate so much I had trouble moving around lol. Anywho, definitely worth the price and easily the best buffet on the strip!\n\nMust try:\n- Chocolate crepe\n- Creme Brulee \n- Prime rib\n- Beef brisket
__label__2 Came here with a group of my friends for dinner and was disappointed. I will not listen to a certain someone in this groups when it comes to picking a place to eat. Little did I know she keep raving about how good this place was, but in reality, most of us complain how much it sucks. I was glade we did not come with her and her bf on another food night out the next day to get prime ribs, instead we went to this Italian restaurant which I suggested and I think that was the best meal we had in Vegas with the five of us that night.\n\nAnyway, back to my review of Wynn. I have to say their quality was decent and the food was bland. Although the food display look nice, it did not go down my throat smoothly. I do not think I will waste $42 on something that is not worth eating.
__label__4 Fantastic buffet! The atmosphere is a little like Alice in Wonderland with fake colorful flowers and bright lights. The employees have unusual costumes that are a bit hard to explain. But the food is spectacular. I really appreciated all of the salad, vegan  and vegetarian options. The day I went, they had two different quinoa dishes! I was very impressed. The buffet is a bit pricy for dinner, but I would highly recommend it.
__label__3 i came here about 4 or 5 years ago and i remember it being better.\n\nwe came for brunch on a sunday...i wasn't blown away. but it was still good because the price was very good, only $30 which is same/less than the bellagio buffet which is a step down from this one. for the same price, there is alot more selection than the bellagio brunch and tastes better too.  and the other reviews on yelp were wrong, there is no breakfast (on sunday)...only brunch and it's until 3 pm. i wanted to try the coming in before 3 and staying till dinner trick...but we didnt' have time.. too bad :(,  next time. \n\nthe selection was fairly big for a brunch. they had breakfast foods as well as prime rib, cocktail shrimp, 3 sushis lol, pizza, omellette bar, and dessert. the dessert section is HUGE! in general, most foods tasted pretty good, but nothing blew me away. some of the foods i remember: \nthe gelato was really good and intensely flavored! got the chocolate and espresso.\nI was surprised and happy they had chinese jook there with all the toppings i'm familiar with and like, including shredded dried pork, pickled vegetables, fried bread, 1000 year old egg. that made me happy and feel like i'm at home.
__label__4 = = = = =  THIS IS \"THE BUFFET'\" AT WYNN  = = = = =\n\nWhen seven of us stormed in to Vegas day before yesterday to tear it up & bite our way through some more of the Buffets on the Strip, we started with the one at Bellagio, which was just terrific!  Of course the question became, \"Where do we go from THAT tomorrow?!\"  We settled in on this one here at the Wynn, & here's how it was yesterday:\n\n*  Price:  Same.  (Weekday Lunch Buffet here is $23.99, $4.04 more than Bellagio, but we arrived just before 11 AM & were charged the $19.99 Breakfast price.     :-)\n\n*  Food array:  Exactly the same huge number of dishes as Bellagio, 179 plus sauces & dressings.     :-)\n\n*  Service:  Ok, but formal, not friendly.  (Bellagio wasn't lovey dovey either, really.)\n\nI started with some of their Manhattan Clam Chowder, which was great.  I also really liked my bowl of their Tom Yum Soup later during the meal, which the Soup Chef (!) fixes up for you to order!  \n\nThe Cornish Game Hen with special spices was delicious, & so on, but let's just shorten it to \"everything was terrific\"!  (A number of the dishes won't be the same when you come, anyway.)\n\nTo steal a quote from Barenaked Ladies, I'm \"like LeAnn Rimes because I'm all about value,\" so I have to say that Bellagio beats Wynn here by a hair if you pay $23.99 for your lunch here.  If you get in for $19.99, Wynn wins by a hair.  Either way, I loved this place & so will you!     :-))\n\nNote:  All members of your party must be seated at the same time.
__label__2 This buffet did not live up to my expectations.  If it's a pricey Vegas buffet, I expected way more than what Wynn offered. \n\nCame here on a Sunday night and there was no line.  \n\nThe food selection was alright, or perhaps I was in a rush to make my way through everything.\n\ni did not discover anything that I wanted to go back for a second serving.
__label__3 Overall, delicious food.\nThe brunch selection is probably the best. Although the wait is around 15-30 minutes, it's definitely worth it! \n\nI had this amazing mango pineapple fish. Mmm, that's the one thing I remember because it was so rich, flaky, but light and fresh at the same time! \nThere was enough variety and even had a separate dessert room which had delicious gelato. \n\nWhat really made the experience special is the decor! The main focal point was the garden room where there is a beautiful skylight and hanging flowers and plants. Gorgeous place to have brunch, breakfast, or lunch in.\n\nIt is a decent price if you do not go on holidays. I believe on holidays it is around $35-40 for breakfast or dinner. On regular days, I believe $15-20 which is amazing for their food.
__label__2 3.5 to be exact. If you are looking for a buffet, this is for sure the best one on the strip. BUT, being a buffet, the quality of the food is rather low. There is a huge array of food to choose from, but I didn't find much of it appetizing. The service is slow. The price is high. The entrance is very nice, but once you get inside, it really is not so exciting. The line is long. Not my first choice of dining in Vegas.
__label__1 I came here super excited since the Wynn has such a highly raved buffet of Vegas and from many satisfied friends. Though there was not a line when my boyfriend and I arrived, and plenty of tables all around, it took a good 30 minutes before we got seated. Alright, I'll let it slide this time. So got seated and ordered a pink lemonade mixed with Sprite because I was so thirsty from the desert heat. when I gulped up my first glass,m I headed towards the food. \n\nThe way I usually eat at buffets is I'll walk around the whole area, see what they got, then mentally divide and pair up which foods I'll get together in each trip. Started off with some pasta. I love me some pasta. I got the tortellini and noticed they had a made-to-order pasta station. Oooooooh! There was a line so I decided to come back. Let's just say that tortellini and the cocktail shrimps were the best of the entire buffet. The ravioli I got at the pasta station after tasted like shit. They only had 2 soup choices where other buffets have at least 4. The corn on the cob was so soggy and greasy. The selection at the Wynn buffet is so minimal. There wasn't much to eat. \n\nNot to mention that the plates weren't all fully cleaned. I came across two plates my entire meal that had specks of sauce on it still. I left still hungry. I should have went to Bellagio.
__label__0 Although we typically do not like buffets we tried this, thinking that since it is at the Wynn, it would be good.  The only thing that was half way decent was the pastries.  Everything else was typical dry, cold, and crappy buffet food.
__label__0 Did I miss something? Was I not supposed to go to their lunch buffet? Because it was horrible. I was looking forward to trying the Wynn buffet ever since hearing about its rave reviews. Unfortunately it did not hold up to our expectations. Yes, it's a very cute and dainty place with its colorful fruit and flower decor. It's well lit and kept clean. The lunch variety was lacking and composed mostly of starches (pizza, pastas, stir fry). I was extremely disappointed. The only thing I thought was good was the noodle soup made to order and their gelato bar. For the money we paid, I was expecting some shrimp cocktail or ceviche. There was none. A bigger issue we came across was the fried chicken. It was inedible. It had no flavor and there was something off with the meat, like a bad after taste. We left unsatisfied and rarely do I ever feel unsatisfied from a buffet in Vegas, because at the end, the dessert bar makes up for it. Unfortunately, their dessert bar was sad as well. Boooooo.
__label__4 I really enjoyed this buffet.  We paid like $40 per person, I thought I would try it once, probably won't come back because I don't like paying $40 bucks for a dinner but hey it's vegas and I saw people tossing $50's  so I knew i was in the high roller section. I love the service, the food was decent well cooked the desserts were great!
__label__3 The best Buffet on the strip, pricey but you pay for what you get and the food is top shelf, chefs are top shelf, waite staff outstanding.  You expect the best from this place this was a very enjoyable experience.
__label__3 Guys must wear shirts with sleeves, even when the weather is ridiculously hot in Vegas.  Pricy, but the food and interior make up for it.  Lots and different choices of things to be put on the your plate. Their desserts are actually good compared to other buffets. Their corn on the cob is super delicious!!!
__label__0 US Today needs to have its head examined. Had a brunch buffet for $25 which featured really, compared to Bellagio and the superb Cosmopolitan, very few choices. Dry brisket and sausages. Seafood bar without seafood. Had a small cup which had a handful of gamey shrimp and crab pieces in it. Needed a big mug of green tea to wipe my mouth clean after that. Desserts were equally a mixed bag. Gelato was fine, but forget the dry little chocolate mousse pieces or even worse the over sweetened pecan tart. More green tea was needed. Best part of the buffet, other than the green tea, was a raw fuji apple. Imagine that... and they didn't even have to cook it at the hotel. Forget the hype and avoid this culinary waste space.
__label__2 To be honest, I was disappointed. Maybe because I have high expectation since the lines are so long and waiting time is miserable. \n\nThe environment is nice but the choices are too limited. Some food are really salty.\n\nWill not eat again next time.
__label__2 My husband's family has a saying at mealtime: \"If you go hungry it is your own fault\" and never has this saying been truer than at the Wynn Buffet. Seriously, if you can't find something to eat here then you are too picky to go out for a meal. We had breakfast here the day of my brother's wedding and it was quite a treat. The potato cakes with pepperjack were little squares of heaven and I could have made a meal out of them if I wasn't too busy stuffing my face with pain au chocolate. Lest you think I only carbed it up, I did try the delicious sausage with peppers and the perfectly cooked scrambled eggs. I think I actually squealed when I saw the olive tapenade and crostini and made sure that found its way onto my plate. Sadly, this tapenade left a lot to be desired, the salty tang that I love was missing and it was incredibly bland. But, that was the only misstep in an otherwise amazing meal. \n\nOnly advice? Get there early if you are going to breakfast because at 9:30 the line is pretty long although it moves rather fast.
__label__3 I had lunch here with 2 others for $26 on a Monday and I didn't realize I've been here before until I saw the decor. haha We came around 3p to stick around for dinner, when all the seafood and crab legs come out. For a lunch price and to get all that food it was a good deal.\n\nThe quality of food was good, both times. I think it's better than the Wicked Spoon at the Cosmo. There was a large variety of food all of which were good. Usually, at Vegas buffets, the sushi is crap, but at the Buffet, the sushi was pretty decent. \n\nThe stalls in the restrooms are similar to private rooms, so you can do your business in semi-privacy. You'll load up on food, mull around for an hour, chat it up, unload the load you just put in, then load up again. haha
__label__3 We went for Saturday brunch. The food was good - prime rib, dim sum, lots of fruits and veggies, and a make your own ice cream sandwich station. It's not a five star because of the long wait time (35 min at 2 pm, lots of empty tables) and the price. I didn't feel the food was worth the money.
__label__1 I expected so much more from Wynn.  We were invited by the Casino host Mr. Brando as we were about to cash out our chips.   We went for their infamous Champagne Brunch.  That Sunday was crowded but we didn't mind because the host said go straight to the VIP/Invited guest line, and tell them I sent you there and if theres a problem call my desk.  \n\nAs soon as we got to the front of the line, the rude cashier said to us go back to the end of the line bc you don't have a fast pass??  And before I could say anything she yelled out \"NEXT!!!\"\nI\n said to her,  \"wait... call the casino host they've invited us.  Here's our players club please look it up for our complimentary meal.\"  \n\nWhen we sat down, wasn't until 2 trips to the buffet line when our waitress finally came out and asked, \"what would you like to drink???\" \n\nWe've both responded \"Champagne brunch please...\"  \n\nShe replied \"You have to pay extra for that!\"  \n\nAgain, I had to explain to her the Casino's host invited us if you have any problem just call the desk.  She didn't bother either instead just offer us water.  \n\nI must say the lack of customer service probably went down hill because it was overcrowded.  However, we're at the Wynn and not Circus Circus.  Obviously we didn't have problem paying $50/person meal when we were playing $500-$1000 hand probably the only reason why we were invited for complimentary meal.  Regardless, we've been to plenty of fine establishments and we've never been treated the way we did.  You would think at a 5-star resort place like this would have a superb customer service.  I guess I was too distracted by the pretty decor.\n\n**UPDATE:  Mr. Brando have been addressed with these issues and he's doing everything in his power to make-up for our bad experience.  He handled the issue very professional and we would definitely come back because of him.
__label__0 First of all the only reason it gets the one star is the waitress. I can't remember her name but she was great! Now to the review. To start off there was little to no wait which was great. The hostess staff is pretty rude and not very helpful at all!I was in a party of 10, we asked for a table that was open closer to the buffet and she said no because she was going in line to who got there and we were not first. Well um you were seating us right then so yes I would say we were first! Carrying on..\n\nWhen I got up to the buffet I was amazed by how much stuff was there. My first choice was the blackened salmon. HUGE MISTAKE as it was pretty raw! It was terrible!! I grabbed a few other items that were pretty sub par too. The sushi was also warm and tasted terrible!! After almost gagging on that plate I figured I would hit up the crab and shrimp. First piece of crab I grabbed was covered in curly hair! Now I know this crab did not get a Jerry curl after being killed so someone forgot their hairnet! YUCK YUCK YUCK!! the other pieces I took were rubbery and tasted pretty bad. Shrimp was OK. Prime rib was my next stop after. I was hoping to say something good about that but with the salt content on  it I just can't :( There was really not a whole lot I can say I enjoyed here. I left feeling gross and mad that I had paid well over $100 bucks for this crap!! I tried to speak to a manager but the hostess told me to get over it and leave. I did not even have a chance!! When I tried to explain that I was feeling sick and that my friend got up several times during our meal to get sick she told me to stop whining and leave already! I have worked in hotels and as a hostess at a buffet before and have never in my life would i ever dream of talking to someone like that!! \n\nTerrible just Terrible! Next time I am in Vegas this is one place I will not be going back to!!
__label__0 Went to eat at 12:30pm on Friday after thanks giving, wait time was 40-45 mins which is okay. They were charging 50 bucks per person as they were starting dinner at 1pm.. ARE YOU KIDDING ME!!!! Who eats dinner at 1pm??? RIDICULOUS.. never going back there..
__label__1 Wynn, you have to be eff'in kidding me. I know you feed your employees better than this in the cafeteria.  Most of the food was per bunk.  You didn't even have lox with the bagels but you have no problem charging 40 bucks for breakfast.  Shame on me, you lost me for life. \n\nThe food: The only good thing about the food was the desserts.  The sushi was similar to  gas station sushi.  It was not fit for human consumption.  \nMake sure you confirm they are not serving breakfast.  I made the mistake and it was super expensive for pancakes and bacon. They had no quality breakfast food at all. Shoney's quality at best. \n\nThe line: 1 hour and 30 mins for sub par food. I should have went to McDonald's. NEVER AGAIN!
__label__3 It's hard to judge buffet spots, but I'm always excited to go to go to the Wynn.  Of the 5-10 times I've been here, this was my first time to go at an odd time, and it was a shift change.  We were slow to be seated, and the food seemed to be scarce.  At the most, I will say the food tasted like a juiced up Hometown Buffet and my main first plate I normally fill up on (or my money getter) was nowhere to be found, NO CRAB LEGS!!!!!!  My reason for judging with 4 stars though was our server was pretty good considering the amount of tables he had to tend to, the food I normally eat (crab legs) eventually came out (but I was on my desert run) so know that the Wynn normally is a better place to eat.  The main reason it fetched the 4 stars instead of what I felt like was a 2 star meal, was the desert.  This normally is my most wasteful part of eating, but favorite.  There was so much good to choose from, I just took one of everything.  Even if I personally didn't like the desert dishes, they were all great, and the crapes were the bomb.  Would I recommend this spot?  Absolutely, but I will say this, we found out there is competition in town, and I will be judging the next 2 this weekend that claim to be the better.
__label__1 I might be a tad bit harsh, but in comparison to other buffets I've had in Vegas, this deserves a 2 stars in my book. Located at the fancy shmancy Wynn, we've heard great things about this buffet being the freshest, the best, in Las Vegas and we were beyond excited to try it out. \n\nThe unpleasant surprise we received when arriving at The Buffet drowned our mood the entire time. And that surprise was that men cannot wear sleeveless tops. Since its the Wynn, I suppose the owner wanted a more fancy and elegant type dining to match the Wynn's reputation, but let's be real, its a buffet in Vegas. And its hot during peak tourist time (spring/summer/fall), so men are bound to wear sleeveless tops. Anyways, we thought it was a dumb rule for a buffet, but we opted in buying a $12 tshirt for my boyfriend since he had a Jersey on and our hotel was too far of a walk to grab a shirt, and we really wanted to try out the buffet. The tshirt was a plain gray shirt with the logo Wynn on it. We thought it was a tad bit sexist since lots of ladies, including myself, were wearing revealing dresses, short shorts, crop tops revealing their bellies, etc. Sucks to be men in Vegas, I guess.\n\nThe foods were definitely fresh. The layout of the buffet was clean, elegant, and even though the mirrors made me lost at times when I was wandering, I enjoyed the atmosphere. I decided to spend the extra $13 (I think) on bottomless mimosas. The server refilled my mimosas almost every 5 minutes which I am grateful for. \n\nHowever, since its a buffet, the foods do stay out for quite awhile, especially unpopular items. I had the salami/prosciutto which tasted like it's been sitting out for hours. The spicy salmon roll were okay, Bellagio $20 buffet definitely tasted better in that aspect. The variety of the foods were quite disappointing, I didn't get that much items on my plate. They had rice porridge Chinese style, but thats dirt cheap to make. I expected better foods to be out. Plain veggies in containers to make it look fancy. The dessert section was okay, I liked how they had gelato. However Wicked Spoon's dessert trumped that in the dessert section. The fish were fresh, but I wasn't fond of the flavors/sauces it came with. One fish dish had cranberry on it. \n\nOverall, we had high hopes and were disappointed in the end. It's worth a try, just make sure to dress appropriate. It was $33 for a Sunday lunch without bottomless mimosas.\n\nI need to make one last comment: THERE ARE NO CRAB LEGS. You would at least expect the \"Wynn\" buffet to have crab legs, especially paying for a costly fee. No oysters. Just cold shrimps. My heart dropped. Should've gone back to Bellagio's for $20.
__label__2 Time: End of June, Sunday Brunch \nSmoked Bacon: 5 stars, was one of the best I've had\nPorridge: 5 stars, simple and yum.\n\nEverything else was close to at par. I won't be coming back.
__label__2 This review is for the weekend brunch buffet - it gets high marks for presentation but low marks for food.  I always think that for the money the food should be better.  \n\nIt is a really nice looking buffet - the main courtyard atrium is lovely and the dessert room is stunning but I find that most of them don't taste as good as they look.\n\nThere are some really standout items at this buffet - the lox is yummy and plentiful, the super thick cut bacon is fantastic, and the soy gelato (raspberry and mint chip flavors) was outstanding.  The warm mini sticky buns in the desert section next to the bread pudding were great. The fresh squeezed orange juice is fabulous!  My friends really enjoyed the congee but congee isn't my thing so I can't comment on that. \n\nThere are also things that are just ok - the pancake station doesn't actually allow you to put the various options IN the pancakes - just on top. The chocolate chips were good and melted properly but I had my heart set on some blueberry pancakes and they didn't have any fresh blueberries.  The lobster quiche had some nice pieces of lobster but the quiche itself was just kind of Blegh.\n\nI always look for chocolate croissants (one of my favorite food items on earth) but they have a surprising lack of breakfast bread/ pastry items (considering the giant room of deserts which I think go hand in hand).\n\nNo oysters, no crab legs, the salmon filets were dry as a bone and tremendously over cooked.\n\nOur waiter wasn't around much but our busboy was very obliging in bringing us more orange juice. If it weren't for him I would have subtracted another star.
__label__0 This was a mixed bag. What was good, was very good. What was bad, was awful. However, it was the stuff you would think would be a no-brainer was really disappointing. For example, the prime rib was almost raw, not medium rare or rare, raw. The fish and shrimp were underdone, as in semi translucent. The cheese pizza had so much Romano it was unpleasant to eat. And a lot of the food was cold and the server was almost never around and it was hard to get refills. But, I will say that the pear and gorgonzola filled pasta was outstanding. The mac and cheese was good, not special, but good. The streamed buns were very good. The Chinese duck soup was wonderful. The crab legs were great, and I don't usually like crab legs. The desserts were very good, especially the passion fruit tapioca. Overall, for the price, this was sub par.\nHowever! Right after I finished this review... My husband lost his entire dinner!! Couldn't make it to the bathroom. What freaked me out was the staff. They were completely jaded, not surprised or horrified. And that makes me wonder... Does this happen often?!?!!! So, this review was going to be two stars, but I've taken it down to one star since there was obviously something very bad served.
__label__3 In my honest opinion, this is one of the better Vegas buffet that I've eaten at. It's got all of your standard Vegas buffet fare: crab legs, sushi, prime rib, oysters, etc. What I like the most are all of the chef stations: The street tacos, the ramen bar, multi-meat carver. All the food is high quality but nothing is done spectacularly, which is a characteristic that seems like is all too common in the buffet game. \n\nBuffets aren't really my thing, so I probably won't be back. However, I don't really have a solid complaint. If I could give it 3.5 stars, I would.
__label__2 We had complimentary passes to The Buffet from our stay at Encore.  We decided to check this place out for brunch.  The food is pretty much on par for any sort of buffet in Las Vegas.  The one item that was missing was crab legs.  I will most likely not be back as I am not a big fan of buffets.
__label__2 i may know how magnets work but...\ntex tubb's queso?\n\nSHIT IS MAGICAL.
__label__3 Tex-Mex.  Quirky character.  Yup.  Oh, and great margaritas!  \n\nRight off the bat, if you are expecting authentic mexican food, this is not it.  But it is great food.  TexMex has more cheddar, veggies, black beans and cumin.  And do not get me wrong, I love me some texmex but it can let you down if you are really craving authentic burritos.\n\nWhen I am in the mood for tex-mex, Tex Tubb's fits the bill.  Margaritas and personality up the wazoo.  We went on a Saturday night and was seated immediately, as opposed to the 30-minute wait across the street at Alchemy (though that place will be saved for another night).  \n\nI had a sangria.  I have not had many but this one tasted swell.  The sig. other had a mule or something.  I guess their tradition is that if you finish off the bottle of tequilla, the customer gets to eat the scorpion that was lingering in it...and yes, yes, he did.  I guess that just adds to the personality of the establishment.\n\nThis time we ordered nachos and they are HUGE.  They for sure made it clear that this could feed 4 people so they were smart on that front but we finished it all within 10 minutes because it was that good.  We have also had a variety of their burritos, all of which are great as well.  Oh, and they have a salsa bar!  No scorpions in those, luckily.
__label__4 Oh now they've done it; added live music on select weekends! I didn't think it could get any better but it did (-:
__label__3 My sister and I ate here, after we saw an ad about the restaurant which made the place seem like it was a hot spot for celebrites. There were pictures of Rachel Bilson and even Paris Hilton celebrating parties there, so we felt that it must be good. FIX was described as having gourmet \"college food\". It definitely had those bad things we all loved in college when we had no time to cook. We ordered the Mini Kobe Burger sliders, and the famed Buffalo Chicken wings. We even ordered some fries, which came in a cute little swirl like container. All of the food we ate was good. The price can be on the upper side, but it's still a nice trendy place to eat at in the Bellagio. I might suggest eating the steak, since it is also advertised as having one of the best steak in Vegas (as do many restaurants by many different critics!)
__label__1 It was A LOT of money for nothing that was too impressive!  I spent $250.00 for a dinner for two and it was probably worth $120.00 at the most.  The service started out great but at the end of the night when I needed my check because I was going to the \"O\" show my waitress looked irritated that I asked her for the check.  She had disappeared for almost 20 minutes prior to my asking.  We were already there for one hour and 40 minutes.  How much time do you need to eat???\n\nFor this price, treat yourself right and eat at Prime (a steakhouse that is also located in the Bellagio as well).  ALSO...I saw a really good deal at \"Brand\" another one of the Lighthouse Group Restaurants in the Monte Carlo.  They had a steak dinner for two for around $90.00!  Give that a try instead, but I won't be back here again!
__label__1 Dark and clubby all the time. We stopped in there for a drink on a beautiful sunny day. It was very dark - yes there are no windows and that's the way the place is but they could have raised the lights and made it more lively.\n\nWe decided to leave when we saw the bar was packed with people who thought they were at Tryst at 2am.
__label__4 Really enjoyed our dinner here with my wife. Is it pricey, ya... But that shouldn't come as a surprise. I had the seabass which was GREAT. Wife had the filet which was good. We got two sides fried Mac and cheese and cream spinach(probably should have only gotten one since we were both stuffed) but both were great so not sure which I would have chosen if I could only choose one! The place they really get you is on liquor. Two drinks was $26 so drink before you go in!
__label__1 We had dinner here on a Sat night. I'll sum it up quickly,Loud club type music blaring all around.Do you really want to hear Frankie Goes to Hollywood while your at a \"fine dining establishment?The food was way overpriced with small portions.The mac and cheese sticks had a frozen bland taste to them. \nThe lobster tacos were so small it was hysterical.Four of them combined  weren't even the size of a regular taco. Plus I didn't taste one ounce of lobster. I can name 20 places in Vegas that blow this place away with regular portions and probably at half the price. Don't waste your time.Go somewhere else.
__label__2 To be honest, I was a bit disappointed. We ordered the 3 course prix fixe for $60. The Caesar salad was good, but not great. I ordered the filet, 5 oz that came with a great sauce. Unfortunately, when the sauce ran out the meat itself was rather dry, something you wouldn't expect with a filet. The chicken my partner ordered was also pretty dry without the sauce.\n\nDesserts were excellent, but a little small. For example, there were only two donuts to go with a lot of dipping sauces.\n\nBtw, the tap water the serve seems to be unfiltered, it has that rather odd Las Vegas taste to it. I'd recommend ordering a cocktail or wine.\n\nThe service for us was excellent and attentive, and the restaurant itself is beautiful. I just wish the food was better given the price.
__label__3 Slick, lounge style dining in the middle of the bellagio. It's dark, the music is loud, the food is outrageously expensive, Vegas baby!  A pretty creative menu all things considered. U gotta try the hot wing lollipops and scallops. Everything we had illicited rave reviews. Definitely a place for a group on the town...
__label__3 I had a very good experience at Fix. I had the Ribeye steak and fries which was excellent. The atmosphere was upbeat and the staff was attentive and friendly.
__label__4 Didn't get a chance to eat just had a couple drinks l.. really cool laid back feel. I think the whole design and the lighting. Service was really good. Will come back soon to check out the food.
__label__2 We liked this place but it wasn't outstanding. My wife and I both had sliders, one of their specialties, and it was good. Not great. \n\nWe ordered their adult Mac and cheese too. The waiter commented on how that's what they're known for. We got our sliders. But we never got the Mac and cheese. \n\nWe were full by the time the waiter checked on us. I told him to cancel our Mac and cheese order.
__label__3 Boyfriend and I had a wonderful dinner here before catching O.  He got the NY Sirloin and I got the sea bass with creamed spinach and mashed potatoes as our sides.  The sea bass came on a bed of risotto and it was perfectly cooked!  The service was fabulous and we definitely enjoyed our meal and dining experience.
__label__3 Quaker Steak & Lube is always my choice for catching up with friends from high school. And for good reason.\n\nThe seating is plentiful and Tuesday nights have \"All You Can Eat\" wings which vary in over 20 flavors, the beer selection is also very good. The service can be a bit less attentive on Tuesday nights due to the high volume of customers, but I've been here other nights of the week and it's top notch.\n\nOverall, this place is great for groups of people.
__label__3 While I normally would shy away from anything called \"Lube Chips\", cause, you know, it's got the word \"Lube\" in it. And imaging something like a \"Lube Chip\" in my 7th grade-like mind just doesn't sound right.  \n\nBut they're actually good.  \n\nFor that matter, the whole restaurant is good.  Plus they have a car mounted sideways on the wall.  Seriously.  It's solidly hung too.  I checked.  It's not going anywhere.\n\nWhat I appreciate is unlike other wing-establishments of their kind, their sauce names actually line up to their heat.  If you order a medium hot sauce, it's not mild nor hot.  Their Arizona Ranch sauce is a spectacular mix of medium-ish sauce with ranch dressing.  \n\nFor entrees, I'm a fan of the wrap and my wife has actually gotten the steak a couple of times.  She was pleased.\n\nThe adult beverages are reasonably priced and a good selection too.  \n\nService has always been good for me.  \n\nNow I'm thinking I am going to go there after work.  See what writing this review has done for me?
__label__1 I'm just not a fan of this place. If you go in a big group, it can be pretty fun, but for just two people it kinda blows. The food is pretty much as average as it can get. The only real appeal to coming here is the super hot wings. After you've had them all once or twice, there's just no real point in coming. If you insist on coming, come during some special. Expect it to be very loud and busy. The wait staff is a hit or miss.\n\nThe mixed drinks are pretty good, so I'll give them that.
__label__2 eh. meh.  the fog of the casino did not divert my attention from the price tag of these generic fusion versions of chinese food.  the dim sum was actually pretty good, but everything else was sort of greasy and white-ified.  oh also, restaurants that don't have windows toward the actual outside sort of creep me out.
__label__1 Bad service. OK food. Overpriced prices (but hey, its Vegas). I like the decor but a 20 minute meal took an hour because the waitstaff was so inattentive.
__label__4 One of my favorite places to eat in Las Vegas. Have been coming to Red 8 for years, and love its fancy Asian diner vibe. Great for late night noodles and peoplewatching. Trytge congee if you are adventurous... The standard dim sun fixings are great, love the wide Penang style wok- fried noodles. Service can be a bit slow, but the food is worth it. A bargain in the Wynn hotel.
__label__1 I give the food 4 stars; it's pretty decent although it is pricey for what you get.  But hey, it is the Strip after all.\n\nThe service I give 1/2 star (thus the average of about 2 stars).  We watched time and again as our waiter breezed past our table, without so much as a glance toward our empty glasses, in order to pander to larger groups.  Obviously he thought he was going to get bigger tips from them...turns out he was right.  It didn't have to be that way though.  \n\nHere is my tip to the Red 8 wait staff:  Don't make the customers ask you for everything; if all their glasses are empty ask them if they need some more water or another drink.  If they would like to box up the uneaten portion of their dinner, box it all up instead of half.  Ask them if they'd like dessert or anything else before you drop the check on their table.  Most importantly, even if your opinion is to the contrary, treat them as if they deserve to be dining in your fine restaurant.
__label__4 WOW! Everything we ordered was so fresh and awesome. We wil return here again. We ate here before seeing Le Reve'. AS the show was wonderful, so was  Red 8.\n\nService was so exceptional. It is one of the best Asian we have eaten, in Las Vegas.
__label__0 Ok i have to be honest I am shocked that this level of quality is served at a steve wynn resort. The meal was comped but seriously this place was horrible. Panda express would be an improvement over this place. The bill was 130 for one person for lunch. Of course i had leftovers to take to pops but I felt like he might feel as though I was trying to poison him. I ordered the cantonese pot stickers to start. You could do better in the frozen section at costco. Next up I opted for the upgraded beef dish which is served table side on a sizzling platter it was like pepper beef sirloin or something like that. Really boring dish no imagination. was funny when i was ordering the waiter suggests i upgrade even further to kobe beef,I said well you probably wont get the benefit if its covered in a sauce,he says I will,even though i had a 200 comp and would not have had to pay for it I didn't do it. I asked him how much would it cost ,he says let me look on the menu,after we look together he cant find it he estimates it to cost around 90 dollars,like i said it would have been comped but it seemed too egregious to me. Next I ordered the sweet and sour chicken,total crap again you could do much better at panda express or costco. And lastly I ordered a bbq pork and shrimp combo fried rice,this was the best dish of all and I suspect that it is served regularly at the CCDC on fried crap night. In conclusion im glad i had  the comp but i still had to tip for 20 bucks ,its not the servers fault so i always take care of them. The server was very nice actually. Steve must be losing his taste as well as his vision because anyone who would rate this anything but touristy garbage food is on the payroll.
__label__1 Service was nice, but the food.....my second time here after 3years.....don't recall the first time if I liked it?  but my husband wanted Chinese.....really sorry to say that we felt even Panda Express was better than here =(
__label__3 Had lunch here today and it was great. \n\nThe service was formal but very friendly. I got to try: \n\nOxtail Soup\nJade Dumplings \nShrimp Pad Thai\n\nWhen she first set the oxtail soup in front of me, I was a little worried. Never having tried it, I did not know what to expect and the visible bone surprised me. Reservations aside, I tried the broth and it was excellent. From the broth on moved on to the carrot, carefully avoiding the bone. The vegetables were also delicious so I decided to go a hard and try the meat. It was excellent. Very tender and had a great flavor. I would absolutely order again. \n\nThe Jade Dumplings also looked a little bizarre as they are bright green. They were also delicious. Very moist and tasty filling. \n\nThe shrimp on the Shrimp Pad Thai were huge and full of flavor. The rest of the dish was pretty standard fare. I had asked for my Pad Thai to be extra spicy but I felt like it lacked heat. All in all, I love Pad Thai and this dish satisfied. \n\nI will definitely be back to try another dish.
__label__4 An amazing dinner (minus the cold greeting at the front door followed by confusion with my reservation) The BF and I were traveling with another couple and we were looking forward to this dinner.  I ordered the cookbook tasting and the remainder of the party ordered the pre-theater menu. Potatoe and leek soup amuse bouche to start...lovely with a zest of orange for tang and crisp croutons. Warm rolls are offered. accompanied by salted butter, the meal itself from start to finish was excellent in flavors and presentation-the Tuna Tartar was very fresh, some of the best tuna I have had in a long time.  Given the service and level of food I would expect to pay more, but it was very reasonable and we ordered a bottle of wine.
__label__2 When I think back to my experience @ Michael Mina all I can remember is how BORING this restaurant was. I understand that this is meant to be an upscale  and refined place, but it is in the heart of Las Vegas for pete's sake! Don't get me wrong, I'm not suggesting to have Motely Crue blaring in the background, but step up the decor at least!\n\nAmbiance -BORING \nServers - BORING \nMenu - BORING \n\nRegardless of how the food tasted, I have no desire to dine there ever again because it was just such a dry atmosphere. Bland white walls, bland white table cloths, smooth jazz (aka elevator music) playing in the background. BLAH! It was much too stuffy in there! \n\nFor the record, the food was very well prepared but the pricing on the main courses seemed a little ridiculous. It's the type of place where you pay a lot of money for barely there portions. Don't bring your appetite to this spot!
__label__3 Excellent, Excellent, Excellent. I didn't plan to eat here but couldn't resist after cruising around The Bellagio taking in the Conservatory and taking a gander at the menu.\n\nThe food was outstanding - I enjoyed the Black Mussel Souffle and the Ahi Tuna Tartare - and the services was prompt, efficient, and what you would hope for in a classy place. It passed my \"I'd love to eat here again\" test.\n\nPricey? Yeah a bit, but well worth it. Wish they had a restaurant near me in Carlsbad, CA.
__label__1 we dined here on our first wedding anniversary. We had high expectations from this AAA 4 diamond and michelin rated restaurant. we chose this one in particular since the menu appealed the most to us.\n\nWhen we walked in at peak dining hour, we were surprised to find the restaurant so empty (not that we mind). En route to the restaurant we did find a lot of activity at other bellagio restaurants which makes me wonder why this place did not attract any crowds. The location is also not as attractive as the other bellagio restaurants facing the musical fountains.\n\nThe cocktail we ordered on our server's recommendation was the most disappointing $14 cocktail I've ever had. It just tasted like cucumber water.\n\nWe always wanted to try the hamachi crudo and decided to give it a shot. It comes with green apple, winter black truffle, tempura crunch. Everything combined it was very tasty with the tempura providing the crunchy texture.\n\nOur server recommended \"three seas\" tasting of japanese fish, bamboo rice, ginger vinaigrette so went for it. There was scallop, hamachi and snapper. They all tasted the same since the ginger vinaigrette was too overpowering. Paying $45 for that dish was a complete waste of money.\n\nWe had the TRUFFLE-STUFFED CHICKEN with SAVOY CABBAGE, SUNCHOKE-PEAR PUR\u00c9E, FOI GRAS RICE. There were hardly any truffles to be found in the chicken. moreover, the chicken itself was bland and unseasoned. The savoy cabbage had some flavor and foi gras rice was probably the star of the dish. \n\nFor a michelin rated restaurant, the food fell short of expectations. I've dined at a lot of fine dining restaurants and have had better bang for the buck than here.
__label__4 One of the most decadent and satisfying dining experiences in memory! Exemplary service and an energetic atmosphere - this is what I expected in Vegas dining. We began with the Ahi tartare paired with a lovely Reisling. It wa a perfect combination of buttery tuna, spicy ancho, crunchy pine nuts and refreshing mint. But the lobster pot pie was the ultimate joy. Rich, savory, perfectly balanced truffled brandy cream surrounding an entire lobster, cooked to perfection...and all paired with a delightfully crisp Chardonnay. Oh glorious creation, Perfection is thy name!! Dessert was a pleasant trip down memory lane in the form of a root beer float - unpretentious and delicious.  Michael Mina - you earned those awards, and then some!!!
__label__2 Great fois GRAS dish.  Wonderful caviar.  The waitor was very friendly and tentative.  I've been to micheal Mina in SF, this one is not as good though.  My husband ordered the steak, which was excellent.  I ordered the lobster, and its just bland.\n\nThe only complaint was that it's overpriced.  For a piece of 6-8oz of steak, it was $75!  If you want to try this restaurant just to know about micheal Mina then you should make a trip here once, but I would not come back.  Not because it's that bad, but I want to try others that Vegas has to offer.\n\nThe peach pana cota was to die for
__label__0 I'm not here to review the food. It was excellent, however the service was atrocious. I have been to Michael Mina in San Francisco and would rate it 4/5 stars. Every time I've been, the staff has been extremely friendly and attentive. In Las Vegas, I found just the opposite. We waited 45 minutes before our waiter even took our appetizer order! He didn't check on our table during the meal and even made me feel uncomfortable because he was so cold. My colleague and I were entertaining clients and I was mortified.
__label__4 It's hard to miss when you're dining in establishments like the Bellagio, and Michael Mina's restaurant was no exception. So when I was tasked with finding a place for a dinner with family friends, Michael Mina's seemed like a perfect choice.\n\nWe all ended up going with the 5-course tasting menu and I don't think we could've left happier. The tuna tartare is one of those over served dishes that you see on so many menus these days, but I'd be happy to just scoop up spoonful after spoonful of Michael Mina's version. Extremely fresh, with a nice little kick of heat, mixed at the table. As I write this review during my lunch break, I could use a plate of it right now. The other standout would have to be the lobster pot pie. I mean...just look at the name of that dish, how could it be anything but delicious?\n\nSure, the meal will but a dent in your wallet. But you're walking into a top-end restaurant in a top-end Vegas hotel...you already know what you're getting into. That being said, the meal was great from start to finish. And if there had to be a reason I wouldn't go back, it would simply be because Vegas just offers too many great dining options. But even among those plethora of choices, Michael Mina's holds its own.
__label__1 Not worth the money at all. For a michelin star restaurant, I was definitely hoping for better food. Guess what people say is true, restaurants by celebrity chefs are all for the hype and their food usually sucks.\nGot the signature tasting menu. The only things that were good were the caviar amuse bouche (OH HEY guess what? a course they don't make but buy from other suppliers! No wonder it tasted good) and the seabass. \nWhat was most disappointing to me was that they completely ruined the foie gras course. It was WAY overcooked and bland. SOOO bland. Never had bad foie gras in Vegas before until now. The kobe beef was also very hard to chew and just not top notch quality. Lobster pot pie was also bland and not very good. I honestly think I'd rather have canned soup than that.
__label__2 Excellent food and service.  Only mistake chef made was there was a piece of plastic paper slipped into the coffe from the kitchen.  Manager apologized and gave us free dessert. However, it was pretty dangerous that we almost drank in that plastic paper..
__label__3 my friend and I tried two different tasting menu there. Generally it was good, but just felt a little bit over priced. I paid 180 for mu meal in all including a cup of Rose and tip, tax. If you never tried any modern mixture of French and Japanese cuisine, I would recommend it.
__label__2 I feel terrible because my parents treated me to a really nice dinner here for a special occasion. It was really nice and expensive, but not my cup of tea. I didn't see the value for the high prices - over $100 per head after tip and tax.\n\nSome quick notes...\nThe server was hard-working but very chatty; I would rather eat in peace. The place has a terrible stench of a rotting beach. I'm also a little unsettled by their large offering of foie gras - not even legal in the state where I live.\n\nOverall...\nThis place was wonderfully fancy and offers many of the romantic perks of a high-class dining experience. However, you probably have to be a little old-school to appreciate the menu and the pricing. If you're young and looking for high-quality and great tasting dinner in Vegas, I would take a close look at this menu and consider alternatives before you pick Michael Mina.
__label__3 Capital Grille has delectable food, outstanding but unobtrusive service and a warm, welcoming d\u00e9cor.  It is one of our favorite restaurants, except that the sides are too large and there are no \"lighter\" entrees offered.   They replaced their whole roasted chicken (a hugh meal) with a Chicken Breast Confit, but there are two breasts (again too much food).  Since they do not offer smaller/lighter meal and side's options, we do not dine there as much as we would like.  On our visit this week my husband and I split a Caesar salad (very good) and a side of fries (also delicious but way too many fries).  My husband had the six ounce filet (not on the menu but you can request it) and I had the shrimp cocktail as my entr\u00e9e.  Both were outstanding and just the right size.  The wine list is varied with fair prices.
__label__2 This is my first sushi experience in Arizona and it was good, but nothing spectacular. The food is good, the service is decent and they would've gotten four stars, except the music that plays is SO annoying that it ruins the atmosphere of the place. Ambience is pleasing to the eye, but horrible on the ears.
__label__4 I have been here many many times and it never gets old. The hardest part about being there is trying to choose what rolls you want.  Its a pretty small place, which I love.... its very ambient and relatively romantic.\n\nNever had a problem with service or waiting either.
__label__4 One of the best sushi places I have gone to out in AZ. for what you get its the best bang for the buck. \n\nThey take care of the customers and have a ton regulars that have their chopsticks behind the sushi bar.  I would recommend this place to all of my friends and when ever my family comes from out of town I take them there as well!
__label__0 DONT GO THERE!!!!!!!!! IF YOU ARE IN CUSTOMER SERVICE OR JUST A HUMAN BEING YOU WONT EAT AT THIS RESTAURANT! JUST READ........\n\nMy family and I recently went to go eat at Sushi Eye on Warner Road and the I-10. I had purchased an amazon deal and it was set to expire that night so we had to use it. We were there during happy hour so we asked waitress if we could order off the happy hour menu with her knowing full well that we had the coupon. So we did. About 5 minutes later and when we received a couple of the items both the young waitress and owner/manager came to our table and said that we cannot use our  coupon and get happy   hour both. And we explained very nicely to the owner (Richard) that our waitress said that was okay. He said that it was her fault and she should have know better and that SHE CAN PAY FOR THE DIFFERENCE.. My husband and I were floored!.  We asked if we could eat off the happy hour that day and then come back within the month. He wouldnt even do that. He said that we could come back the next day ONLY. He was going to make his employee pay out of their own pocket we couldnt believe it!\n\nThe food isnt even that special.  I would rather go down the road to Ra! \n\nRichard,shame on you for even mentioning that the waitress can pay the difference. I am telling everyone I know so all of Ahwatukee is banning your place of business. I feel sorry for the people that have to work for you!!!!!!\n\nI WOULD NOT GIVE THEM A STAR BUT YELP MADE ME IN ORDER TO POST!!!!!
__label__0 We had a Groupon so figured we'd make the trip for a sweet deal on Sushi, didn't work out that way. We decided on a couple of rolls with macadamia nuts because.. well...who doesn't like macadamia nuts? Rolls come, no nuts. Even though it clearly lists them on the menu, not one roll has a nut. \n\nWe ask the server about it and she says they don't include nuts on the rolls ( and apparently don't ask if you want them) because of the allergy risk. Which assumes people can't read and makes zero sense. I noticed you had no issues with the cream cheese, what about about the lactose intolerant people?\n\nSo she brings us out a small bowl of stale nuts and we put them on the sushi, which ruins it. We'd had a couple of bites before we dumped the crappy stale nuts on the sushi so I was ok with paying for it and getting out of the place. So I call the issue to the servers attention, she says \"let me go get my manager\" and this \"manager\" never comes out. I was simply looking for some reassurance that the nuts would be thrown out and no else would want to puke on their food, but that was too much to ask. Paid the bill and left.
__label__0 Probably the WORST sushi restaurant we have EVER been to. The sushi was warm, looked old. The California roll was obviously not made to order and was thinner than a quarter. I ordered a glass of $9 white wine and was given a VERY small pour.The atmosphere was every uninviting at best. The table was sticky and the candles on the table were battery operated but none of them worked. The music was horrible....they were playing tacky techno.....why? If I wanted to watch sports I would go right next door instead of being forced to watch it on every TV they had. Oh, and it was so HOt inside that we were actually sweating! I left the restaurant disappointed and mad that I wasted the $50 especially these days, when times are tough and eating out is a rare event. SAVE YOUR MONEY EVERYONE. This place is horrible.
__label__2 good food. Great service but i'm still hungry after$ 60..\nI would go back. But not when i'm really hungry.
__label__3 Super fun!  Great people watching!  Very nice and attentive staff.  Drinks were good, looked like the food was too!    Like I mentioned AMAZING people watching here.  \n\nIt's definitely an adult pool, no kids at all.
__label__4 I had a GREAT time at Boulud, my steak was one of the best I've ever had, it was like butter. \n\nThey have the weirdest show outside on the water. We were staying at the hotel all week and my husband kept saying he saw something moving in the pond. I thought he was nuts but when we sat down the whole thing erupted in sound and movement. Totally trippy.\n\n Oh and they have one of the prettiest women's bathrooms I've ever seen. I think I have more pictures of that than anything else on my whole trip.
__label__3 After reading a number of the reviews here on Yelp, I had to see if Chef Daniel really could translate his NYC empire into the plastic coated town that is Vegas. The good news is, he can and does. Almost. First off, the place is a bit smaller and more cramped than I expected. Kind of like find dining meets Stage Deli. But higher end, of course. Started out with the Escargot. Yep. Snails. Which were very tasty and chewy and came with some nicely grilled scallops with a centerpiece of puff pasty wrapped around some greens and inside of that.....a raw egg. Really. Maybe it should be called Eggscargot in that case. The Pumpkin Soup was exquisite. Very smooth and not too strong a Pumpkin impact. Worked really well here. Especially if you dip the bread into the soup. The bread basket comes with standard Sourdough-like French and Raisin slices. My friend got the filet which came with a variety of veggies (no taters) and he said it's the best filet he's had in years. Considering he grew up in a family that owned a major steak establishment in Chicago for years, that's saying a lot because he knows his beef. Me? I dared myself and had the 32 dollar burger. And then got harassed about it on Facebook. But you only live once and who knows when I'll come back here unless Daniel opens an LA establishment? The burger is easily the thickest I've ever engulfed. So thick, the couple next to us used a fork and knife to eat it. Sorry, that's Chopped Steak at that point. I want the true burger experience. It's stuffed with Foie Gras and Short Rib and a result, it's full of incredible flavor. Definitely one of the best burgers I've ever had. Up to a point. The problem is the bun ruins it. It's crispy instead of soft and fluffy. Not like a Kaiser Roll. It's really hard to describe. The burger is so thick that when you lift the burger off the bun there's a deep indentation inside of the bun. I think Daniel should reconsider the bun by making the burger less thick with a larger diameter and he might just nail it. The burger is also cut in half which I'm not a big fan of although in this case, I kind of understand why due to the size. The frites were OK but considering it's Boulud, it's a bit disappointing. I was expecting to be wowed by the frites and it just didn't happen. Both me and my client were stuffed after our meals (and some happy hour parties we were at our conference) so we skipped dessert or I would've had the chocolate souffle for sure. But I digress. It was a sensational meal and just a few additional exceptions would've made it perfect. Or as close to perfect as you're ever going to get.
__label__4 There has been mix reviews regarding this little showcase, however I think it was well worth the visit.  First of all, we were seated promptly and immediately were told about the special, prix fix, and recommendations. Since it was Valentines Day, the service was a bit slow, but my date and I didn't mind since we had a 9:30 show at La Reve.\n\nWe started with a glass of borduex recommended by our sommelier.  The price was reasonable and the taste was suttle and not overpowering to the palatte.  For our entr\u00e9e, I had the duo of beef with black truffle/celery pur\u00e9e and my girlfriend had the steak frites with onion compote.  First of all the duo of beef was amazing.  The meat was just melting in my mouth and the celery pur\u00e9e along with the black truffle just made the dish blossom.  Although the portion was small, I recommend getting a starter or salad.  My girlfriend's dish was also delicious. The onion compote brought a different flare to the steak, and unlike some places it was cooked to perfection.\n\nAfter our dinner, we got dessert.  The apple crisp tart served with cinnemon icecream.  It was good but nothing too fancy.  I would have expected more, but sine it was valentines day, we also recieved a variety of desserts along with what we ordered.\n\nThe only thing I could really complain about was the random loud music playing ever so often due to the waterfall show right outside he restaurant.  Other than that, I would definitely go back, but not on a regular basis.
__label__4 I wish I could give DB 4.5 stars, but the bartenders were pretty cool so I'll bump it up. I ate here with a friend. Well, I actually ate alone at the bar, which was the first time I have ever dined in a restaurant by myself, since my friend was in a meeting. I must say, eating by yourself, in a dress, ready to go out at night is one surefire way for guys (good and bad) to come talk to you. It was pretty empowering though, and when my friend showed up after her meeting to grab dessert with me, I think the bartenders believed me that I really wasn't a prostitute!\n\nI had the most amazing foie gras I've had in a while, a decent crab salad, and some fabulous duck. The albarino suggested by the bartender was ok, but the desserts were fabulous. I think we actually ordered two although I can't remember which ones since I was probably in a food coma by that point! Top off the meal with a drink from the bar and we were ready for a night out.\n\nIf you can, grab a seat overlooking the Lake of Dreams so you can watch the dancing frog. And girls, don't be afraid to sit at the bar and eat by yourself. It's actually fun! (Just avoid the sleazy sales guys, also typically eating by themselves, and talk to the bartenders instead!)
__label__2 I'm always running around, trying to find new spots to enjoy a good cup of coffee.  This happens to be one of the first cafes I checked out when I moved to madison a few months ago.  \n\nMother Fools is a solid coffee house in the Willy St. Neighborhood.  It offers everything you'd expect from a cafe... decent coffee, tasty treats, a pleasant atmosphere.  Unfortunately for me, it's just missing a certain something that would make me a regular.\n\nNot my first choice when I crave a cup of joe, but certainly not my last.
__label__1 I've tried to give this place so, so many chances, but I'm done. I never last most than 30 minutes. When the owner isn't there, the other baristas (one guy, in particular) blast uncomfortably loud music. Yes, I do expect there to be a relative degree of noise at a coffee shop. But, this is overwhelming and unbearable. Working in the seating area of Willy Street Coop, a grocery store, is more comfortable than this place. \n\nI just can't be bothered anymore--especially when there are way better coffee shops with more a much better atmosphere and attentive and courteous employees in the vicinity (Ground Zero, Cargo, etc. Hell, I'd rather pay for the overpriced coffee at Johnson Public House). \n\nOh, they will charge you for refills before you even decide to purchase one. So, if you only plan on having one cup of coffee, let them know before paying.
__label__3 This place is the very definition of an Ultra Lounge.\n\nThe place has enough room to make you feel unenclosed, yet isn't so big that you lose the person you were talking to when you go to get a drink for them.  The bartenders are very easy on the eyes and are also friendly.   This may not seem like anything out of the ordinary, until you visit other lounges.  You'll soon discover that in Vegas, many ultra lounges employ ultra bitches.\n\nThe only lackluster thing about Lure is the patio area.   It's just an outside area with a fountain....no view.  Disappointing in comparison to the outdoor area at Tryst in the same hotel.\n\nLike many clubs and bars in Vegas, Lure closes at 4am.  (That should be plenty of time to get your mack on!!!)
__label__1 So I kept hearing so much about the Country Club Grill at the Wynn and I have been extremely eager to dine there for a while. I mean there are murmurs that this place Steve Wynn's favorite place in the hotel so this really has to be a knockout of a place right? You wouldn't waste the view overlooking the entire golf course with something mediocre right? This is the Wynn which is supposed to be the Las Vegas best of the best RIGHT?\n\nSadly wrong on all counts and lets just say I was thoroughly let down. So much so I have turned 2 people away from eating here already. Look if I ruin how I feel about the meal this early in the review you have to know it was just that lackluster...\n\nSo I made a reservation as it was advised this place can get very busy and it was a Friday afternoon. I walked in and was greeted pleasantly by the team at the front podium and was sat very promptly.  My table was at the glass and no matter where you sit you have a great view of the entire Wynn golf course.  The chairs were even real comfy which was just a great sign that they wanted to think every detail through of your dining experience. Things were looking up, right?\n\nOur waiter came and dropped of the menu and an option vegan menu. It took me a second but, then I realized there was no wine or drink menu. I asked the waiter for this and it was brought over in a relatively timely manner. The actual menu is simple and covers pretty much every option you would expect for lunch dining with more than 3 items on it that looked good. When the waiter came back we ordered a nice white wine from France to get things started. This is sadly where things started to slide downhill. The waiter pinged back and forth a few times before I waived him down and gave him my food order (for me tomato & mozzarella salad and the chicken club sandwich). After a while of wondering where my wine was the waiter informed us that they didnt have what was ordered and brought a bottle of something from Oregon and a different varietal. Now let me stop here if I was at the Olive Garden this wouldnt be a big deal but the reputation and more importantly the PRICE of this place means they are held to a higher standard. The bottle was declined and I asked for an alternate on the menu. The waiter seemed confused. The wine list isnt very long so knowing whats on it should not be that hard.\n\nNow the first course came out (salad for me and soup for my companion) and I was eager to try the food. Sadly another let down as my salad was just bland. I had to waive down the waiter for salt as there was none on the table. So up until this point if you read my review you might think I was real picky and just kind of a harsh critic but, really what it comes down to is again at this price level you have certain expectations and they were being dragged down in a very fast fashion. Finally the wine was brought out and I was able to enjoy it alongside my food. And that is when my waiter disappeared for about 15 minutes. So whenever I ran out of wine I had to reach over and do it myself.\n\nThe main course came out from the kitchen which looked amazing and we were still having to constantly refill our own wine. Now the chicken sandwich had a real good flavor of well cooked chicken, the sauces, and the soft bread. Really this was the only positive part of the meal and its saving grace for me. My dining companion ordered an item off the vegan menu (a mushroom napoleon)  and was unfortunately let down by the flavor.\n\nI really cant tell you how much I wanted to like this place and maybe thats why I am so let down. Sub par service and so so food make this place a must skip as far as I am concerned. Wish that wasnt the case!
__label__2 This review is of the Jazz Sunday Brunch.\n\nPros:  The food that we had was very good, everything was of good quality, it was enjoyable, and we were allowed to go back as much as we wanted and take as long as we wanted.  We ended up staying about 2 hours.  It was too hot to sit on the patio but a server took a lovely picture of my husband and I by the waterfall.\n\nCons:  Service was harried, especially at the beginning.  We waited a long time for anyone to greet us.  The actual buffet selection is rather small and I really didn't care for the desserts at all.  Oh and I found a vein in one of my shrimp.  The cost has gone up to $65/pp since I made our reservation and I don't think we would have gone if it had been the higher price.\n\nOverall, I'm glad I did it once but wouldn't go back.  It was good, not fabulous and for those prices, it needs to be.
__label__4 Wow what a quiet hidden gem in the middle of a loud casino. Food, service, outdoor patio all A++ amazing place for lunch on the patio overlooking golf course and waterfall.
__label__2 When I got to this place I was super stoked, the ambiance was amazing, service for sure is excellent. Food ? Outback is better not worth 100 buckaroos  per plate :) hey but I heard brunch is really good here I'll try it sometime:)
__label__3 I've seen this show so many times I can almost act it out. \nWith that said I'm going to give it a review it deserves.\nFirst off what do you expect? It's comedy, it's visual and it's stimulating. \nThe comedy is almost slap stick at times and others it's just comedic genius. The music is loud. There is a lot of drumming.\nThere is no plot but there are \"scenes\"\nThere is some that deal with paint. Um Twinkies. The final frontier, Captian Crunch Cereal. And much more.\nThe end is probably the best. All I can say without giving it away is lots and lots of toilet paper. :)\nBut i met one of the musicans in the show. He said the blueman group is about humanity and how we are all connected. Apparently the idea goes deeper than that! \nA tip: you must get the blue man group speciality drink! It's blue!!! lol. Also the gift shop is pretty cool too. My roommate bought the first soundtrack and oddly enough i Fell in love with the music. Who knew.
__label__0 The show was a little over an hour long.  Half of that hour was watching them eat Twinkies ... no REALLY... and the other half they made a HUGE mess on the stage, of which I don't even know what they were trying to do.  \n\nThe music sucked, oh, and we got TP'd in the beginning.  I don't know about you, but I'm not really cool with spending $100 bucks just to get TP'd\n\nReally the only reason why I watched this show was because I got to go to Madame Tussaud's for free for buying the ticket.  I thought 2 shows for the price of 1.. so cool! .... WRONG!!  Madame Tussaud, on the other hand, was excellent.  You should stay as far away from this show as possible.  You should skip the double feature bullshit and pay the $35 to go to JUST Madame Tussaud's instead of being a cheap ass like me.
__label__0 Fellow yelpers, I must save you money with this review. But, before you read the full review, please note that I am spoiling a few details by including them in the review. I should preface this by saying we had GREAT seats -- front and center without being in the splash zone.\n\nI don't understand this show. Some people equate it to Stomp, which is AMAZING and why we decided to see the show. I sat there for the whole hour and a half or 2 hours wondering what the heck was going on. Some of the jokes are funny, but that's about as far as it goes.\n\nThey spend a good majority of the show trying to find someone in the audience to bring to the stage -- this takes 7 minutes each time they do it, so for 14 minutes of the show, you're just watching them look at you like some foreign creature as they make their way through the aisles. They bang on paint splattered drums, which is kinda cool. The music is just ok. The worst of it is that at regular intervals, they feel the need to BLIND you with really bright lights that are SO BRIGHT you cant even look at the stage. The strobe lights dont make the show any easier to watch and are kind of nauseating.  They end this waste of time by making you pull toilet paper from the back of the auditorium all the way to the stage. I have no idea what purpose this serves (it wasn't fun or funny), but it was annoying more than anything else.\n\nThe best part of the show BY FAR is the cowboy bit. Other than that, there's not much to convince me that I need to spend $100 on another ticket to see it again. If you feel that you must see this lackluster performance, google promo codes for Blue Man Group and you can at least find a discount for 30% off. How people managed to pay $50 for their tickets is beyond me and very lucky. Unique, fantastic, hilarious, interesting -- all adjectives that dont belong in this review. SAVE YOUR MONEY!!!! Go see something else.
__label__0 OK, maybe I'm getting too old (32 this year) for this kind of \"new thing\", but I just don't get the point of show, or why anyone would want to see it.  There were some moments that almost warranted a good laugh, but those were offset by long periods of boredom and tasteless jokes.  A guy who sat behind me literally fell a sleep during the show.  Any my dad, after seeing the entire show, called it \"retarded\", which I whole-heartedly agree.\n\nIf there's one good thing about the show, it's the fact that it really is unique: there's nothing else out there like it.  However, there isn't enough entertainment value from this show to justify its price.  Do yourself a favorite guys, don't buy into the hype and spend your hard earned dollars somewhere else.
__label__2 Maybe I was just super hyper up and expected way too much but the Blue Man Group wasn't all that.  Don't get me wrong, there were some really cool parts but there were also some boring parts.  I wanted to fall asleep a couple of times.  My husband's review would be even more critical.  He thought almost the whole show was boring.  For the price of the tickets, I don't think it's worth it.  Maybe if the tickets were $20-30 cheaper, it would be a better bang for your buck.  Some parts were very funny, some parts were neat, and some parts were just like okay-can-this-be-over-already.  Overall, it just gets three stars from me.
__label__0 Really, $100 for this cheesy show with mimes and practically nothing but drum music.  A big part of the show was the blue men catching stuff in their mouths.  Some drums had colored water on them and they made interesting effects when struck, and they had some unusual percussion instruments, but for the same money I enjoyed Phantom of the Opera and Jersey Boys much more.  They make some pretentious points about the isolation of man due to technology, but use technology to do it?!?  One act was to get an audience member, put him in overalls, paint him blue and smack him against a canvas, Lettermen did better years ago.  To end the show they T.P.ed the audience, yeah pretty much dumped something like toliet paper on all of use and we were supposed to pass it forward, Vegas can do much better.
__label__4 Performance art with amplified tuned percussion, humor, audience participation, and yes, toilet paper.\n\nThis was a great event, a private showing of BMG sponsored by my company. The three principals, backed by drum-heavy band, bring their unique take on the human condition, the Internet, love, and plumbing, with hilarious results.\n\nTo respond to a previous reviewer, they plucked two of my colleagues out of the audience to interact with them. Very entertaining!
__label__3 This show is different than any other show you have ever seen. \"Different\" could mean a lot of things depending on your taste, mood, interests, and the level of craziness. \n\nI cannot say how much I enjoyed the music portion of this show, and I wish they would fill more of the show time with music. I couldn't wait for them to play on their crazy instruments. The band is very cool and so are the blue men; plus the special light effects make the whole thing a super fun show. \n\nSome of the comedy stunts are a little too long, in my opinion. I think they could do so much more than just standing there and eating cereals. But again, maybe I just didn't understand the message. \n\nI don't want to give away too much, but please go and find out for yourself. I absolutely recommend this show.
__label__1 It's bit overrated- definitely not the best show I've seen on the strip. So so jokes, stage and overall is too outdated, I was a bored out of my mind about half way into the show... if you are seeing only one show on your trip to sin city, think twice; but if you get comp for the ticket, go for some loud beat and play the giant beach balls at the end!
__label__0 Meh. Pretty boring in my opinion. I cant think of any particular segments were I thought it was funny/cool. \n\nThe last 10minutes was entertaining though. Or maybe I was just excited for the show to finally be over. I dont know. \n\nDont recommend.. at all.
__label__0 Waste of time and money. May be kids might like it but really the blue man group's talent is not derived from them but the band playing in the back drop. The band was excellent but blue man themselves a Big disappointment. Please don't spend money on premium seating.. Category A, if u do land up going cheap seats will do.
__label__0 My husband and I purchased tickets for our two day vegas trip via ticketmaster, full price at that. I would not sit through this show again for free. I think the five stars comes from the very select few that were chosen to participate in the show. So much time was wasted with the blue man troop carousing through the audience choosing people to be part of the skits. So boring. My husband and I powered through the show but kept humming and hawing and checking our watches. Skits were cheesy and long drawn out! For $75 a ticket I should have had my mind blown. Also it was overly obvious the musical drums were preprogrammed, not being played live. I thought that was the point. It was a big mish mash of pointless cheap laughs. Up the show or lower the price!!!
__label__4 Our experience at the Fig Tree was truly enjoyable. Visiting from out of town, we were happily surprised to stumble upon it. The atmosphere was homey, welcoming with a touch of Southern hospitality. We started out with a great bottle of Meritage and fresh bread with rosemary infused olive oil. We had a great pasta and an awesome filet mignon with yummy fingerling potatoes. We highly recommend this restaurant.
__label__1 1/25/2014 - our second visit was almost like a different restaurant, and not in a good way.  Sweet potato soup was excellent, Caesar salad was limp, warm and so underdressed we could almost not tell there was dressing on it.  Three of us had the elk - two were very good, the third had so much gristle in  it it was almost impossible to cut it, much less chew it.  The starch was good that came with it (like a garlic spaetzl), the cabbage and bacon was so unpleasant we all spit it out and would not eat it.  This would have been a good meal for $20.00, for $32 it was disappointing.  Lamb shank was nicely cooked, but bland to the point of tasteless.  My husband liked the pork chop and our 6th diner enjoyed his veal chop.  The bread was delicious.\n\nDesserts were beautifully prepared, but again, quite tasteless.  The cheesecake was old and stale.  I had ordered a cappuccino with schnaps for dessert, which just never arrived.  When I finally asked (after all desserts had been served), the waiter had completely forgotten, then said that the cappuccino machine was broken and he could get me a plain cup of coffee if I wanted (I did not).\n\nReally disappointed in the service.  Because we were a party of six, a 20% gratuity was added to the bill, so perhaps our waiter felt there was no special effort required.  The service was okay - I just expect great service for these prices.  I could not get my hot water refilled for my tea, he did not check to see how the meals were (or we would have mentioned the inedible elk chop).  His mannerisms were so...odd...that two of our diners thought he was making fun of them for their orders (he wasn't..at least I don't think he was).  We were unable to get separate checks, although he finally agreed to split the bill three ways (there were three couples).\n\nI doubt I will be back - $150 is too much to pay for this level of service/quality.  Back to Blue as my go-to fine dining experience.  Too bad.
__label__4 We had a fantastic meal at The Fig Tree this past weekend. Nicole was our sever and she was extremely knowledgable about the menu and offered great suggestions in terms of wine pairing. She's been there for seven years and really knows her stuff. We started with warm bread which was served with whipped butter and a garlic spread. Word to wise- go easy on the garlic. It's potent. Then we shared the scallop appetizer and the foie gras- both were very good. I started with a Pinot Noir and she had a Pinot Gris. We loved the spinach salad with the quail egg and bacon and maple vinaigrette. We added the goat cheese, because you know, it's goat cheese. What shouldn't it be on? She had the filet- huge, super rare, awesome. I had the duck. Loved the duck, but wished for more sweet potato and fewer beans. I stuck with my Pinot and my wife ended up with a great Grenache which was the best of the evening and surprisingly inexpensive. For dessert we shared the flourless chocolate cake. Rich. Dark. Just right. In all, we had a great evening and will definitely return. Tip: sitting upstairs puts you close to the restaurant's only restroom. The down side? Steps. Lots of them.
__label__4 A cheese plate featuring 100% water buffalo cheese, elk chops, and the cayenne pepper triple chocolate cheese made for one of the best and most unique Charlotte meals I have ever had. My only criticism, however minor, is the music: \"It's Beginning to Look a lot like Christmas\" and \"Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer\" played on a loop can get absolutely maddening through the course of a one hour dinner service. That should not deter you though as The Fig Tree is now in my Charlotte Top 3.
__label__0 No stars actually.  \n\nWe get to Ra to check out the happy hour and waited at the front for a while to get seated.  Then I said to my husband \"it's happy hour, we should just go to the bar area\" so we did, found a small table with nothing on it.  Sat down - I was sort of annoyed that there was no hostess.  \n\n15 mins later a server comes over and asks if we were seated by the hostess - we said no and that we waited at the front for a while then decided to just sit down, and she said it wasn't a problem, she would get us menus and would be over in a min to get our order.  Sweet we think. \n\nNext the bitch of a hostess comes over with her stank attitude and literally threw my menu at me, to the point where my water almost knocked over, didn't apologize and barked at us \"you're not supposed to sit yourselves down, you're supposed to wait for me to seat you.\"  Do I look like I cared?  Come on, you work at a sushi place in the mall, not some 5-star Gary Denko joint.  Get over yourself. \n\nI was really annoyed.  Thank god our waitress was helpful and really nice, we left her a fat tip, hopefully she got it.\n\nI don't think I'll ever be back.
__label__1 This is a place you come when you don't know better. Swung by with some friends for happy hour. Fun atmosphere, lively located outside of Fashion Show Mall, but the food is just ok. \nI would stop here if I'm hungry with no other options. But if you don't know the difference between good sushi and bad you may have a different opinion.
__label__3 Working at Fashion Show Mall, I frequent RA as their Happy Hour is unsurpassed. Great drink and roll specials. One thing I love is they don't get lazy with the simple rolls. Even their California Rolls are deelish. (I only know this from eating off of my friends' plates). Some of the best dishes they have aren't sushi at all. The Tuna Salad is bomb.com. Tuna Sashimi on a bed of greens and an awesome sweet/spicy dressing. I am sure the menu describes it better, but just eat it and be amazed. I recently tried the Lobster Spring Rolls. The roll is crispy and flaky and the lobster is always perfectly prepared. It comes atop what I think is a mango puree AKA mango baby food, but the mix of the lobster, cream cheese and super sweet puree makes for a party on the tongue. A couple tips, Fashion Show Mall employees receive a discount (I think 10% off total not including alcohol) and if you check in on Foursquare and tell your server, you get a free order of edamame or a bowl of miso soup. I also like that the entire staff is aware of their Foursquare specials and don't act jerky when you ask for free things.
__label__0 I live here in Vegas and actually work right across the street so it is a convenient place to come and unwind after a hard days work.  Not so much...\n\nThis was my first time here (thursday evening 6-7-12) and a friend suggested this place because he has been going here for years.  The service was completely horrible!  We sat at the side bar tables and it wasn't even busy.  Asked for Saki bombs and rudely the bartender said \"we don't do saki bombs but you can do it yourself\"  ok, no worries.  Ordered one dish...1 hour later, no food.  I kindly asked for the check and the bartender says \"well if the food comes out now you need to pay for it.\"  I saw that she rang it in when i wanted the check and pretended that the kitchen screwed up but she actually forgot.\n\nAll in all I think that I just got the wrong bartender and I will go again.  Everyone deserves a second chance.
__label__3 Great service! It was our last night of the trip and after the La Reve show, we needed something to eat and heard from a local that she like Bento box here and thought we would give it a try! We were in a sushi kick! We wanted something light as it was later than usual dinner time for us. We ordered the best of the best udon in the whole world--CLAM UDON! Let me tell you, I was in heaven! The broth was creamy and bisque-like and Clams were not from the can! The broth was on a salty side, but I love the saltiness of it! I cleaned the bowl! Sushi were great, we ordered Toro, Sake, Hamachi and the Citrus miso Hamachi was good, but not outstanding, I like the pure form of fish better.
__label__3 I literally have not been here for years but my cousin is in town and she wanted a California Roll. LOL. SO I thought of RA because I knew it wouldn't be overly expensive and Hunnie Bunnie was rollin with us. We got there before happy hour was over, and we were sat in the dining room. I ordered the White Sake Sangria was was very tasty. Angie had her California roll which she seemed to love and we shared some Shishito Peppers and Spicy Sesame Chicken Wings and Edamame. Everything was great! Hunnie Bunnie had some Miso Soup and a big ass bowl of Udon Noodles. The only things is, if the Udon Noodles had BROTH in it, it would have been a little better I think but otherwise, no complaints! \nI used to come here ALL THE WAY waaaaaaaaaaaay back for happy hour - it's a great spot on the strip for some cheap, GOOD eats, and the service was good as well. NIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIICE LIKE IIIIIIIIIIIIIICE!!!
__label__0 Ate here last year and had a terribly inattentive, condescending server and the food was just okay.  We asked for them to omit some spicy tuna from one of their specialty rolls and he gave us so much attitude about it we almost left.\n\nI was back in town again this week and gave RA another try for dinner with a group of 5.  First  of all, it is WAY too loud in there.  The music is turned up so high, we had to scream at each other just to have a conversation.  As soon as we sat down, they turned the lights down so low we could not read the menus.  Luckily, we are A/V techs working in town and we all had our flashlights handy.   You would think seeing a table full of flashlights would clue them in to turn the lights up again, but no such luck.\n\nWe had already been waiting quite a while when our waitress came and asked us if we would mind waiting some more so she could finish with another table.  When she finally got our table going, our beers were served warm (it was 110 degrees outside) and we had to ask for glasses for them.  When she took the food order, she couldn't hear one end of the table. After shouting back and forth with bad results, we had to suggest she come around to the other end of the table so she could hear us better.  The worst part came when the entire group had been served, except for one of us.  When we inquired about this she said - and this is verbatim - 'If we waited to bring it out until it was all ready, the fish would go bad'.  We also received our appetizer AFTER we had finished our meal, with no apology or explanation. \n\nIf the food was amazing I would say putting up with all this was tolerable, but it just isn't.  The servings are skimpy and there is more rice than anything else in most rolls.  Their specialty rolls are not even served with wasabi or ginger.  The failed mexi-japanese fusion menu is more flash than fish.  \n\nI sincerely hope the owners and management have more experience expediting a kitchen than our experience indicated, or that the waitress seemed to be aware of.  I've never heard such a ridiculous excuse for guests not being served at the same time.  Never, ever again.
__label__4 Best Happy hour 3-7 Mon-Sat and get the 22oz Kirin and small sake for $7.75. Salmon carpaccio was nice and Vegas roll. Can't go wrong with the tuna Tataki and rainbow roll for $7.75 each during HH.
__label__0 RA has fast-food quality sushi. It used to be a little better years back, but the quality keeps slipping. Still, their happy hour has some value. Yet, my one star has nothing to do with the food (which still is only a 2 in its own right). On my last visit, our table of seven requested to have one of the two TVs turned to a sporting event of our choosing. Yet, it was readily apparent that the manager was far too interested in a certain football game to change the channel. (It was also apparent that no one else was watching TV in the joint - the place was empty.) Upon a second request, the manager changed the channel of the second TV which was farther away from our table and obstructed. I am perfectly fine with not getting a TV changed if another customer requested something else before me. Yet, when it is an employee - let alone a manager - who prefers something else, they are probably in the wrong profession. Add to all of this that there were seven of us in an otherwise dead restaurant. Simply pathetic.
__label__2 Decided to try this place on a whim. It has a nice atmosphere and service was great. I ordered salmon sashimi and it was very fresh. They also had fresh wasabi - a must with good sushi. The rest of my order was blah. Spicy lobster roll was bland and I couldn't even tell there was lobster in it. The spicy salmon tacos tasted fishy and had very little sushi and too much guacamole. The ra chips and salsa was way too sweet and just not good. I ate at the sushi bar which has crumbs and drips from prior customers. It wasn't all bad, but I won't come back.
__label__0 I wasn't that impressed with this restaurant when we are there a month ago, food was mediocre and tables were dirty. I just read that they were featured in Dirty Dining this week for for 38 demerits. \nhttp://www.jrn.com/ktnv/news/dirty-dining/Dirty-Dining-Asian-Buffet-and-Ra-Sushi-269299381.html?lc=Smart
__label__1 Overpriced sushi that's average. Drinks are decent but also pricey.
__label__1 Skip it.  Nothing special here\n\nI have to say the store decorations, menus, utencils are high class, but  the service and food was something you'd expect at an amateur Asian restaurant but very expensive.\n\nWe ordered $20+ \"juicy\" prawns and it just looked like fried prawns I could've done better.  We asked for rice and they gave us one dried small bowl.  They also brought the wrong food and insisted for a bit that we did order the items brought to us.  Geez.\n\nThere's a good reason this place had no customers, even when it's right next to their club.  Don't be tricked by their posters around Paris.\n\nOh.. another small rant.  Since it's October, they had cotton wrapped around everywhere for the Halloween theme, but this looked terrible.  Really badly done.  A nice looking restaurant that costs a lot with cotton balls everywhere.. what are they thinking.
__label__0 This is NOT a Japanese restaurant. We did the 20 buck all-you-can-eat sushi thing which was a tragic decision. The sushi rice is TERRIBLE. But the crab roll appetizer was really good. My theory is that if you stick to Chinese food you'll be okay.\n\n(Our waiter was French and snooty. I thought he was funny. )
__label__1 I came here with my friend for his early birthday dinner.  For $20 all you can eat sushi, I've had better.  There weren't even fillings in the sushi so it was basically 'All You Can Eat' rice. I felt bad for my friend since I chose this place, but that's a note to myself in the future.
__label__1 What do you expect when you see a sign for All You Can Eat Sushi for $19.95?  Less and mediocre food right?  Well that's what I expected and that's what I got! The sushi was blah and there was waaaaay more rice in the sushi rolls than there was actually fish.    So, don't get the all you can eat sushi deal unless you don't care how it tastes.\n\nOn the other hand, my friend ordered miso soup for $4.50 and that sucker was HUGE....not the typical small miso soup bowls....so that was cool.  \n\nI skipped the sushi because I had an inkling it was going to be wack, so I ordered the Ah Sin Fried Rice (which was kinda wack too....not very flavorful at all).  I also ordered the Har Gow (shrimp dumplings) and it was surprisingly good....I've had better...but it was good.  \n\nOh and they charge you for hot tea ($8 for a pot that serves 5 people easily).
__label__0 A total waste of time , a very poor restaurant experience. We were not looking for some five star experience , just some decent tasty Chinese.\n\nWe had the Sarawak salad which included pieces of overfried duck  on top of some mixed leaves ,followed by the Ah Sin special fried rice and the Mongolian beef. \n\nThe special fried rice was not very special at all and very bland and under spiced. \n\nWhen I ordered the Mongolian beef the waiter told me it was going to be spicy , which  I have no problem with. However when we received the food it was not at all spicy and appeared to have been doused in some gloppy sauce and then sat on top of some packet noodles.\n\nMy overall impression of this place is that it is geared for the blandest palate  possible in order not to offend people who are not used to decent Szechuan or Cantonese food.
__label__1 Eureka, I've got it!!! \"Ah (what a) Sin\" to eat here! ;) \n\nOk, ok...I'm being a bit harsh. It wasn't ALL that bad, but it was not by any means ALL that great either. It was our last sushi stop on our little tour of Vegas sushi houses, and I'm glad it was! I think if I would have eaten there before; it would have turned me off to trying any others. \n\nI mean, I guess you get what you pay for...we were doing our little touristy walking the strip, taking pictures thing, and stumbled upon a beautiful glossy sign that read \"All you can eat sushi for $20\" SCORE!!! Being that we were in Vegas, we took a gamble (see what I did there, Vegas - gambling?) ok moving on....the restaurant is pretty, the outdoor dining faces the fountains @ the Bellagio...which is always an amazing show to watch so it wasn't all that bad. The food however, left us a bit disappointed. We didn't say anything though, because our waiter was so nice and kept asking if we would like anymore. He looked quite shocked that we didn't order any rolls other then our allotted 3 at a time deal...especially since we left half of the food on our plates. The ma\u00eetre d' was also VERY helpful with telling us about some cool comedy shows to check out...he even went as far as to phone-a-friend to see if he could score us some tickets or discounts. \n\nSo overall, the food will be forgotten...but the service will forever be embedded in my memory. (Or until the Alzheimer kicks in) C+
__label__1 This place started off promising - nice outside seating, and seating for a group of 7 on a Friday around 7PM with no reservation and no waiting. Not bad!\n\nI took a peek at the menu, and immediately thought this place was kind of having an identity crisis. Like, there was sushi, but the menu seemed chinese, but there was pad thai. I dunno...maybe this was asian food for George Bush (like...\"ooh, it sounds exotic...must be asian\"). I got some sashimi to start, and then some chow fun for dinner. Two other people in my group got the all you can eat sushi.\n\nNot going to lie, the chow fun was pretty solid. The sashimi was hit or miss...one order was great, the other tasted not quite so fresh. However, the people that ordered all you can eat sushi got screwed hard. The service was exceptionally slow, and they would only let you order a very limited number of super boring rolls at a time. Therefore, although the peeps who got this were still hungry, we left anyways since we didn't want to wait a million hours for boring sushi.\n\nOur waiter was pretty clueless too...they very clearly did not know their menu very well, or what was in/came with many of the items. Bummer. Price wasn't horrific, I think I paid $35 sans drink.\n\nI dunno if I'd go back. It'd be near the bottom of the list - there are lots of better places to go to in Vegas at this price point (like Firefly: http://www.yelp.com/biz/firefly-on-paradise-las-vegas)
__label__0 Like so many others that reviewed Ah Sin, I should have read the Yelp reviews before deciding to go.  After picking up my wife from a late night arrival at the airport, we were both starving.  Instead of trying to think of something to eat on the strip we decided to stick to the hotel and keep it easy.  We both love sushi, so Ah Sin should have been an easy choice.  Actually it was a big mistake.  \n\nIt's a pretty decent atmosphere, but that is all it had going for it.  It took more than five minutes for a server to greet us, even though there were ample amount of staff in the dining room.  When our server did arrive we could not understand him nor could he understand us...oh, this is going to be awesome!\n\nMy wife ordered a couple of rolls off the menu and I opted for the all-you-can-eat sushi.  I did order some of the same rolls she did off the all-you-can-eat menu (spicy tuna and shrimp tempura).  When they were served it was obvious something was wrong.  We ordered identical rolls but mine were half the size with twice the rice.  There is good business and then there is just completely screwing your customer, and it was obvious I was getting the royal treatment on this deal.  My tuna rolls tasted off, the shrimp roll had no flavor and the rice was under cooked to boot.  However, the rice in the rolls that my wife ordered was properly cooked, which only makes me ask the questions, \"how long ago were my rolls prepared?\"  By the time we got back to our room, neither of us were feeling too well.  \n\nOut of all the restaurants that we went to on our trip Ah Sin was, by far, the worst experience.
__label__0 Ah Sin? More like Oh Shit. \n\nI would try to avoid this place at all costs if possible because this has got to be the crappiest sushi I've ever eaten. \n\nSure the place is nice and chic, that's expected. It's effin' Vegas. But the food, gah! The only thing good about it was the Miso soup and that was probably because we were all hungrier than Ghandi. We ordered the AYCE Sushi and our loud ass, probably-not-Japanese, waitress who seemed like she was rushed all the time, decided to inform us of a few things:\n\nWaitress: \"OK! JUS' LET YOU KNOW THAT ISS TEN O' CLAW AND THE KITCHAN CLOSE AT TEN THUTTY SO WE JUST BRING EBBRYTING ON DA TABLE OK?? OK!!!\" \n\nUs: \"Uhh, okay?\"\n\nWaitress: \"OK!!!!!!!\"\n\nAnd then she continued to bring out the most stalest sushi known to man. She piled the plates on our table and kept making sure that we knew that the kitchen was closing at 10:30 so it kind of felt like she was kind of rushing us to scarf down our food and get the hell outta there. The sushi she brought us was plentiful. Yeah. Plenty full of SHIT! It was like someone took porridge, froze it, thawed it for about 10 seconds and used that as the rice. I felt like I was eating something a kindergartener made during arts n' crafts time with glue for the sauce and construction paper for the seaweed. On top of all that, we still had our waitress yelling at us about the time. \n\nOverall, I was glad she rushed us because I couldn't stand eating one more bite of that diarrhea for food. Do not go here unless you're a glutton for eating fake prop food meant for real estate showings.
__label__1 Enjoyed the beautiful weather sitting on the terrace at the Wynn but our service was horrendous.  \"I'll be right back\" translated into \"I'll be back in 15 minutes\".  Same as \"your order will be right out\" meaning \"I have not even put your order into the kitchen yet.\"  It took 35 minutes to get our food after we ordered it and the food was not that impressive.  My omelette was subpar, the hashbrowns were inedible and the french toast tasted almost burnt.  However, the black angus burger was delicious and after tasting my husband's burger I knew I made a mistake in ordering.  Don't go here if you are in a hurry and sit outside if the weather is nice so that at least the atmosphere will make up for the crappy service and mediocre food.
__label__2 Terrace Point Cafe inside the Wynn Hotel\n\nFirst of all what a fabulicious luxurious hotel!  Steve Wynn got the classy swank pimping down- even the air smells better at the Wynn!\n\nOk back to the review for Terrace Point Cafe...I gave it a 3 star but it's not really that bad it's like a 3.75 star worthy.   I just had reasons that I couldn't give it a 4 or 5...here's why:\n\nThe decor inside the cafe is like opulence on opium....like a dreamy tea party with bright colors and beautiful shapes.  The booths are like sitting on clouds and the view of the outdoor is soothing.\n\nThe waitress Nancy was \"super\" nice.  I quote \"super\" because she was extremely overly glare-in-your-face friendly which bit us in the ass (explain later).\n\nOrdered:  \n\nFrench Onion Soup (cheesy and yummy you can't go wrong with cheese, bread and onions).\n\nChicken Quesadillas with sour cream, salsa and guacamole...it was tasty and fulfilling (you get 5 large slices).  I asked for hot sauce and they brought me Tabasco when I really wanted Tapatio but of course the Wynn wouldn't carry such brand *BoOooo*\n\nThey have KILLER FRENCH FRIES here!  Crispy thin seasoned fries that is crunchy good!  Interesting that it was the FRIES that impressed me out of everything.\n\nStay Away From:  Prime Rib Cheesesteak Sandwich with mushrooms and onions...NASTY DRY BLAND disappointment!  The meat tasted like they washed away all the seasoning with water.  It was sad.  I was a sad sad girl.  How do you mess up such an easy dish!  \n\nThat's not the worst part.  Our waitress came to our table afterwards and asked if we wanted a to-go box which we politely declined.  She then asked innocently, \"Are you sure?  You have a 1/2 a sandwich left!  Didn't you enjoy your meal?\"  We told her that the sandwich was dry and bland and asked if they usually serve it with au ju sauce...Do you know what she said?!?!\n\n\"Oh yea...out of all the dishes we have that is like the worst dish to get.  I had it before and it was dry and not good.  I wouldn't recommend it.\"\n\nFirst reaction:  What the hell!?  Why didn't she tell us that when we ordered it!?!?  I think being nice is cool but be honest with your customer!  She basically rubbed it in our faces and at a classy place such as the Wynn Cafe it would've been great to have the sandwich either re-made or taken off the bill...that would've bought my review to a 4 star (lol).\n\nSecond reaction:  WOw...so this wasn't just a bad day for the Philly sandwich but it's ALWAYS this bland!  Even the staff recognized it as a BAD SANDWICH!  I expected more from the Wynn.  The chef should be alerted immediately and he/she should either pull it off the menu or season that bitch!\n\n*sigh*\n\nI'm sorry but I hate it when good restaurants serve bad food...\n\nIf you want a burger or appetizers go here for a leisurely meal but the total bill comes out to almost the same price for the Wynn Buffet so if you want to experience a good meal at the Wynn hit up the buffet instead!\n\nCheck my Wynn Buffet review.
__label__2 Almost every hotel in Las Vegas has some sort of cafe option to their never-ending buffets.  Wynn, even in all it's glory and splendor, is no exception.  Terrace Pointe Cafe, just a few steps beyond the Buffet offers a good variety of breakfast, lunch and dinner entrees and sits quite comfortably in that lonely, yet elusive space between Wynn's numerous high-end fine dining choices and their buffet.\n\nFor the most part, the menu contains standard cafe items with a Wynn flare, i.e. the decadent lobster benedicts and kobe beef sliders.  I thoroughly enjoyed my spaghetti bolognase at 11:00am on a Sunday morning, so I give them props for that.  Bottomline: this cafe has a friendly, very attentive staff and the food is comprable to the cafes you'll find at Bellagio, Paris or Venetian hotels.
__label__0 This was our second stay at Encore and between the 2 visits, we've eaten at over a half dozen restaurants in the Wynn and/or Encore.  This was the only disappointment!  What a shame because it has so much potential and there is no excuse for such a mediocre execution at such an establishment.  I had the alfredo with shrimp and it resembled and tasted like a tv dinner!  I could have had better at The Olive Garden!  It was smothered with sundried tomatoes and mushrooms and was just bad-period.  My bf had the Philly cheesesteak and that too was a disaster.  How can you mess up a hot sandwich?  Th only decent thing we had was the salad caprese, which was actually good.  What a waste of $ and the nice pool view!
__label__1 wow, very disappointing. i ate here about two years ago and the experience was much better then this time around. i feel like they've altered their menu. it looks like other yelpers enjoyed their breakfast and brunch. however, we went for dinner and i have to say the food was both over-priced food and poor quality. a very bad combination. \n\ni ordered the lamb pita and it was seriously disgusting. it was barely warm when they brought it out.  i have a feeling it was made hours before and then just warmed up when i ordered it. my bf ordered the thai beef salad. the server actually tried to discourage him from ordering it. that probably should have been the first sign. but we got it anyway and it was definitely not thai. i don't even know if i would call it a salad. it was more like cole slaw. \n\ni think my bf put it best when he called it an over-priced denny's. it's ridiculous when you consider the overpriced thai beef salad was $17. the next day we dined at mon ami gabi in paris and the salmon salad there was also $17. they were like night and day in comparison of taste and quality. \n\nsave your money and go eat somewhere else.  truly a disappointment.
__label__0 It seems like every time I try to eat something that's not a buffet or outrageously expensive on the Strip, I end up having a horrible experience.  Alas, this was no different.\n\nWe wanted to get brunch, but we didn't want to enter a food coma, so we decided to try out Terrace Pointe Cafe.  (We would have gone off the Strip if we had access to a car, but we didn't that weekend.)\n\nTHE SERVICE WAS AWFUL.  I had low expectations based on other reviews I've read here, but it didn't even meet that low bar.  Our waitress Heather was terrible, and the guy who took our drink order was nice at first but then totally ignored us.  Not only did we have to ask multiple times for bread, but we didn't get drink refills, and it took a LONG time to place our order and get our food.  The food took so long to come out that everything was lukewarm.  We would have sent it back, but we were starving by the time it finally showed up.  The craptastic service was made even worse by the fact that she was giving excellent service to a table of old white people behind us.  Mmm, brunch with a side of racism.  My favorite.  The bf was steaming mad by the time we got our check, and we only ended up tipping $1, on a check that was over $30 (speaking of which, the entrees are really expensive for what they are -- my turkey burger was $15!).\n\nAs for the food, the bf had the breakfast plate which came with pancakes and eggs and sausage links.  It also had toast, I think?  He said it was OK.  The turkey burger was decent but not that great.\n\nAlso, Diet Cokes are $4!!!  HIGHWAY ROBBERY.  Mr. Wynn, as a fellow Penn alum, I am disappointed.  Sorely.
__label__2 Nice place to take the parents in Vegas... good food, although a bit on the pricey side. Then again, Vegas isn't the place to start scrimping on pennies. The menu had an interesting variety of selections, but the food didn't taste outstandingly exotic. Just your basic American breakfast with a twist here or there. Service was solid and we were seated fairly quickly (although I noticed a growing line right around the peak time for brunch).
__label__1 The service is slow, food is expensive, you won't be satisfied.\n\nThe place was empty yet it took nearly 30 minutes to get food. I was still hungry but ate my mediocre food. Didn't want to wait another 30 minutes and spend $20+ to get more expensive food so I left. A good place to stay away from.
__label__1 What a HUGE disappointment. Came in a party of 18 and seated promptly. The service was impeccable and my good buddy who was celebrating his birthday had made it a annual bday brunch spot for the last couple of years. He highly recommended the lobster benedict saying it had blown his mind the first time. I don't take his recommendations lightly either, he has a refined taste pallet hah.\n\nWe literally had half our party order lobster benedict expecting the world because it sure as hell sounded great. Upon receiving my dish I was starved and surely thought anything that tasted semi decent would satisfy me. Boy was I wrong. The egg was COOKED through and the yoke did not break and ooze out as a proper benedict should. The piece of bacon served on top and I quote from a friend tasted like \"ASS\". This is bacon we are talking about, how hard is it to mess up bacon!? Instead of a typical english muffin or some sort of bread the benedict was served on hash browns and the textures did not blend well at all. I could go on and on about how the dish conceptually and flavor wise went wrong. Bottom line it was a big FAIL. \n\nWe asked if the chef changed recently and the waiter confirmed that there was a change in the chef. Bring back the talent please. \n\nThe ambiance and service was great, but if you can't get the food right you could have ambiance and service for days and it won't matter at all.
__label__4 We stayed at Wynn last week.  One of the days, we had lunch here and on our last day we had breakfast.\n\nLunch: Chinese Chicken Salad with Iced Tea - very good and slightly spicy.\n            Vegan Sliders - my husband loved it\nBreakfast: Peach Bellini - Yummy\n                 Main Lobster Benedict - Delicious with a huge portion of Lobster pieces.\n                 Garden Vegetable Omelet - My Honey loved it!\n                 Coffee and Orange Juice - both were excellent!\n\nThe service and the food were great!  We had lunch inside and it was beautifully decorated.  We were lucky that there was a table available for breakfast outside by the pools.  It was beautiful and the weather was perfect.\n\nSpecial Note for VEGANS:  Steve Wynn has become a Vegan and his restaurants now offer a Vegan menu.  The few things we tried were delicious!\n\nLooking forward to coming back!
__label__2 It gets 3 stars since the place is nice, eat outside if you can and you will find about the only peaceful place at both the Wynn and Encore to eat and read the morning paper.  I ate here twice.  Had so so omlet first time but excellent plain poached eggs the second time and service was just right.  If you are from the east rise early and grab an outdoor table for peace.
__label__2 It was tough to find a casual sit down breakfast option at the Wynn or at Encore, where I was staying.  I ended up at the Terrace Pointe Cafe. As a \"party of one\" the hostess suggested I might be most comfortable sitting at the bar, presumably because there was a wait for two-tops. I was in a hurry so I said ok. \n\nI wanted a Benedict but the only two on the menu were a lobster version and one with pulled pork, so I passed. I ended up ordering a bagel and cream cheese and a Greek yogurt with berries and granola. \n\nFirst there was some confusion among the bartenders about the bagel, which I wouldn't have known if they hadn't each asked me if the other was getting my bagel. Then when it came it was burned. It would have been crappy even if it weren't blackened - is this bagel seriously the best available in Las Vegas?  It has to be, right, because if there were a better bagel I would think Mr. Wynn would have found it, right?  The saving grace was the cream cheese, which was definitely not from a tub. \n\nThe yogurt with berries and granola was better but it was way too big, probably to justify the $14 price. Seriously, y'all?  For yogurt and a couple dozen berries?  It had blueberries, blackberries and strawberries over some bland yogurt - I asked for vanilla but I think I got plain.  The star of this dish was some seriously amazing granola, which I'm told they roast fresh every day. \n\nHigh prices but with some nice elements and a pretty setting.  I'd go back.
__label__3 $40 was steep for our lunch as we awaited our suite to be ready. Killed some time here and was rather surprised by how good the chopped salad was!!!!! So, so good, with uber fresh ingredients, like celery, fresh peas, lettuce, bright and flavorful!!! There was chicken, and some fresh herbs, and at least 4 other ingredients. loved the light dressing as well. Fresh taco-like shell that has the texture of Chinese shrimp chips, with sesame seeds embedded in it. Salad was about $16\n\nDisappointing was a $4 cup of nasty, non crispy, flabby fries that accompanied a French size grilled Mahi Mahi sandwich in chipotle sauce. Good, but def not worth $17.\n\nHey, it's Vegas, y'know?\n\nGet that salad. AMAZING AMAZING\nSet along the side of the Wynn pool.
__label__2 This is a cool place to eat, it's large and there is dining out on the patio overlooking the pool.  But, when we went (on a Saturday morning) the service was very slow.  It was crowded, but this is Wynn.  It's run like a machine.  I'm sure they realize that Saturdays are busier than Tuesdays or Wednesdays, so I would think they would have more employees working on weekends.  But, it took well over 20 minutes to get our food after ordering.  It took nearly 10 minutes just to get drinks.  So, bad start for sure.\n\nMy wife had French toast, which was dry.  Also, despite the plethora of sugary ingredients, it was somehow bland.  We would not repeat this.\n\nSo, how come I gave this place 3 stars?  The chicken and waffles.  It was fantastic.  First of all, it's a large breakfast; I didn't finish it.  Each order contains 2 large thin chicken cutlets fried.  They were very crispy, the chicken remained juicy and it was seasoned well.  It's the kind of chicken I wish I was able to make at home.  Practice I guess.  The chicken went well with the waffles.  It comes with maple syrup and spicy syrup.  I liked both, and both went well with the dish.  \n\nOverall, we would probably return, but during off hours.  The service at Society Caf\u00e9 was better during a busy time.  I will definitely get the chicken and waffles again, but I doubt we get the French toast.
__label__0 Come here if you want to be nickeled and dimmed. Just got charged $4 for two pieces of whole wheat toast that wasn't even properly toasted. Not a bread basket with jam and honey, oh no, 2 pieces of toast.  I can't believe I just paid $2 for a piece of bread. And if you want whip cream with ur $15 waffles it will cost you $2. Unbelievable, that an upscale place like this would do that. I get better service and tastier food in the diner in BK.
__label__3 Stoles it! I got the coconut shrimp which was amazing. The shrimp is huge! And I had the lobster, shrimp and crab sandwich which was awesome. However, the fries that went with it were average.
__label__2 After sleeping in Wal-Mart parking lots for two nights straight, my two buddies and I were looking for a room to at least shower in. Preferably in a part of town where the shit in my car wouldn't get jacked. This place seemed nice enough and relatively close to the everything on the strip. After saying that I was the only one staying in the room, I paid the $110 for a nice room with a king size bed and a view of the stratosphere. \n\nOnce we got liquored up, the walk to the casinos seemed fine. My friend lost his money, my other friend got lost, and I just  drank bad beer on the sidewalk. In the end, we would've enjoyed seedy, but sometimes sketchy isn't always the best. Especially when my car is filled with everything I own.
__label__2 Very nice and new hotel.  It is a bit away from the strip, so either bring a good pair of walking shoes, or extra money for cab fare. However, being a little distance from the strip can be a good thing, because it's quiet.  For the price, I would stay there again.
__label__3 Since I am a Hilton Honors member, and my wife Isn't much of a gambling fan, I decided to stay at a hotel which would be quiet and without a casino. The Hilton Grand on the Strip is ideal for anyone who doesn't want to blow $200 a night yet still wants a sweet room. \n\nWhen I opened the door to my room I was surprised to find a full kitchen with washer and dryer, plus a 32 inch flat screen TV. I had then realized that since I was a Hilton Gold member, they upgraded my room. \n\nThe hotel is located across from (what was) the Sahara, so it's just a 5 minute walk to the monorail. Staff is nice and courteous, and if you are willing to spend an hour to view their presentation on property shares, they'll give you $150 !! \n\nThe swimming pool isn't bad, and has plenty of space. There are plenty of waitresses on hand to serve drinks or food as well.\n\n\nAll in all it was a great stay. And I recommend it to anyone who wants a quiet room away from the ringing of casino noise.
__label__2 This was a little further north than I typically like to be, but considering we got a 2 bedroom condo suite for two nights for a heck of a deal, I can't complain.  We rented a car so it was not a big deal getting around.  It's right across the street from the Old Sahara that was taken down.  It's a hotel resort/timeshare so no casino downstairs.  Quiet for those who prefer it that way.  \n\nThe rooms were spacious and very clean.  The master bedroom had a soaking jacuzzi in the room and a shower had heads in every direction.  Oh yeah... serious massage shower!  I got out of the shower dried off and went back in again. ha ha!  My friends were wondering what I was doing, but yeah it was lovely.\n\nWe had a fully equipped kitchen and a pull out queen bed in the main \"living room\" so the last morning we just picked up some breakfast from downstairs and ate in the room to recover before heading home.\n\nI can't speak for the pool or gym or other amenities because who goes to Vegas to use that stuff?  Well... I guess the pool, but we spent our pool time at MGM's Wet Republic.
__label__2 The hotel and hotel staff are great. I like staying at Hiltons and as far as a place to stay, this is good. The location isn't the best since you have to take a cab anywhere you are going, but the room and the building are nice.\n\nIf you can avoid having to sit through a timeshare sales presentation, I would do so. The discounted stay at the hotel was definitely not worth the bad taste the 2 1/2 hour sales gauntlet of despair left in my mouth.\n\nSo if you are already an \"owner\" and have \"made a commitment to yourself\" regarding vacations, then yes, this is a good place to stay.\n\nIf you're like the rest of us and can't stand high pressure sales douchebaggery, I would pass on any deals you might think you are getting for sitting through a sales presentation because it's definitely not worth it. I would gladly go back in time and pay to not have to sit through that thing again.
__label__1 I'm currently staying here. Leave tomorrow morning. We are guests of an owner and are staying in a studio suite.  \n\nFirst day we got three phone calls to come get our \"welcome package\". When we picked it up (pretty useless stuff) we got pitched to attend a sales meeting (can't remember what they called it). Told them I'd think about it. \n\nDay 2 we got two more phone calls to attend the meeting. \n\nDay 3 another phone call. This time I answered the phone. Told the guy I'd think about it and let him know. He kept pushing so I said I wasn't interested. \n\nNow, They are supposed to clean the room on the third day of your stay if you stay over 5 days. We are staying 6. Room didn't get cleaned, so I phoned. Guy on the phone now says 7 day stay required. I said 5, so he put me on hold for 5 minutes to check. Finally came back on and said they would clean the room that day (day 4). Can't help but think this was as a result of my declining the sales pitch. \n\nThere is a strange white dust that seems to come out of the air conditioner. \n\nInternet is still screwed as the previous reviewer mentioned. Works great for a while, then just stops. \n\nThe pool is nice, and the hotel is pretty clean. The deli is about $1 more for everything than the cvs next door, except the liquor. Then it's about $5 more. \n\nJudging by the rates I see posted, I don't think I would pay to stay here  I think the prices are high compared to other properties. \n\nStaff seem friendly, but I tend not to interact with them too much.
__label__3 I've really enjoyed my stay here. The hotel is your traditional Hilton vs. most of the hip hotels that are here on the strip. As far as a hotel goes, both are fine with me. \n\nThe hotel was very clean and close enough to modern. The kitchen was very clean and equipped with a full kitchen. The kitchen wasn't VERY modern, but definitely not outdated. \n\nI don't remember how many floors the hotel have, but we stayed on the 29th floor. \n\nThe room had these card that aren't supposed to deactivate. All you do is hold it up to the sensor and the door unlocks. You also need the card to get up the elevator as well. \n\nThe room has a medium sized jacuzzi tub and a stand up shower. The shower was one of those that hold water in the corners. That's kind of annoying to me. \n\nI did love that the hotel didn't have a casino downstairs. For some reason I don't like walking in to a casino EVERY time I go into a hotel. The hotel is also located on the not so busy end of the strip which makes it easier to get in and out. \n\nIf you're coming to Vegas to party with your friends and have a wild time I would pick one of the more trendy one. If you're just a very mild couple like us. Then this is the spot for you.
__label__0 I stayed at the HGVS in September while I was in Vegas to celebrate my 30th birthday.  The hotel, the room, and the staff were all nice during our stay from Saturday to Tuesday.  On Tuesday my friend and I checked out around 1pm.  We didn't realize until about 6pm, while planning to get ready for dinner and the night, that we had left all of our dresses hanging in the closet in the bedroom of the hotel suite (7 cocktail dresses and the brand new North Face jacket I had received for my birthday the week prior).  We called immediately and had security check the room.  Nothing found.  We told them we would be there shortly to speak to someone and check for ourselves.  The room had not been rented out to anyone since our check-out, and security placed a hold on the room at the time we called.  We arrived at 9pm and had security escort us through the room.  Spotless room.  No dresses.  We filled out a security report and filed a claim with the company's insurance agency, which was denied.  David, the security manager who conducted the \"investigation\", was rude to me, and basically accused me of lying.  He said \"do you think that these housekeepers would risk losing their jobs over a dress?\".  Twice I called to speak to the manager on duty and was asked to be placed on hold by her and was then transferred to the security department.  I sent an email to the Public Relations Director and an email to the VP of the HGVS over two weeks ago, and have not received any response back.  I filled out a customer service inquiry online and that was not responded to directly either, but was again forwarded to the Security Supervisor whom I had dealt with prior.  This was a very disappointing experience.  I have stayed at the Hilton in the past because they are a trusted brand.  I have never had an experience like this.  Clearly, someone with access to the rooms stole my clothing out of the closet and no one at the hotel will acknowledge or take responsibility for what happened.  They refused to review the security footage.  I was even told by one staff member that they \"don't have security cameras\".  In a Las Vegas Hotel.  Right.  I do not recommend staying at this hotel and I am disappointed with the Hilton brand and will likely never stay at a Hilton again, nor recommend one.
__label__4 I haven't been here in two years but I can still feel the filet mignon melting in my mouth. The ambience of the indoor dining room is above par, although due to the glamour that is Vegas it pales a little in comparison to some of it's nearby counterparts. The wine list is extensive and fair and their white chocolate martini is one of the best I've ever had. I started with The steak tartare. Of the five times I've had this dish this ranks second (to Tony Bourdain's). The entree was amazing. The truffle mashed potatoes seasoned perfectly, the filet melting in my mouth. They asked my party if we would like to move to the terrace for dessert with water fountains. The chocolate Lave cake was intense and could have used a little more ice cream ala mode. Overall one of the best meals of my life.
__label__1 I know I'm a bit ridiculous for going to a steakhouse being a Vegetarian. However, I knew I would have limited options and knew what I would order prior to arriving at the restaurant. That being said, my limited amount of options is NOT the reason for my low rating. \n\nI went with a few girls for Valentine's Day, for fun and for a nice fancy dinner before a girls night out. We were seated and it took about five minutes before we were greeted by our server (at least who we thought was our server). He disappeared for a bit and then came back to ask what we would like to drink. I fully understand that it was a busy night, but I know that restaurant is busy in general, and can handle busy nights. After our drink orders were taking, we waited about ten minutes before receiving them, and another ten minutes until a completely different server took our orders. I understand its odd that I venture to steakhouses and don't order meat, but I don't make a fuss over what I eat; so I really didn't understand why the server had to give me a disapproving look when I didn't order a meat item. I wish I was exaggerating with the amount of time between when we would see our server (if at all) but I'm not. Our reservation was at 9:30pm and we left the restaurant close to midnight. Considering that this restaurant has earned a Triple A 4-diamond rating, I assume it solely due to the steaks, chops, and seafood options. \n\nOn a happy note, I loved the truffle mashed potatoes! Luckily, we were seated close to a window and as always, any view of the fountains is breath-taking :).
__label__4 Awesome!\nI was going to dock this place 1 star for the prices but then i realized they were pretty consistent with every other steakhouse I've eaten in.  \n\nI went with a group 7 and we unanimously decided that this steakhouse was amongst the best we've dined in-not one complaint.  My lamb chops, although not medium well as i requested, was very tender and flavorful.  The broccoli rob that accompanied the lamb was good but a bit more bitter than i was anticipating.  Fries were great.\n\nWhat sets this steakhouse apart from the rest was the ambiance.  The windows of the place looked right out on to the bellagio lake; we got great views of the water show all throughout the meal...nice little touch.  \n\nService was outstanding; our waiter was polite, professional and attentive.\n\nLike i said, a standard 3 course meal with drink and tip will cost well over $100pp so be prepared for that.\n\nBottom line-highly recommended, particularly if you're not on a budget.
__label__3 Always have had good experiences at Prime.  They have high quality meats and good service.
__label__2 I don't know how I feel about Prime. Sure, the location can't be beat. However, the restaurant itself is large and is not intimate or romantic. My girlfriend and I sat down at the last seating (10 pm) and there was still plenty of commotion. The decor is very old fashioned and seems outdated and like I am in my grandmothers dining room. \n\nI prefer modern decor in an intimate setting where you can enjoy conversation and not feel rushed . This is not Prime.\n\nAs every other review points out, the food is good and so is the wine list. The highlight from out meal happened to be the salmon sashimi appetizer, it topped sashimi from Nobu.
__label__1 I agree with a lot of the other reviews. This place is really over-priced and over-rated. I almost felt uncomfortable with how pretentious the vibe was during our dining experience. The food was excellent, I will say, but a Prime Cut of meat, is a Prime Cut of meat at some point. It wasn't anything I haven't had before for half the price. This is Vegas though and I definitely knew to expect an expensive dinner. The more disappointing part was the service. I don't even think our sever told us his name. It felt very impersonal and was not an \"experience\" at all. Everything was rushed and he was not sincere, just very pushy. It would have sat better with me spending $260 for an entree and two sides if the dining experience was enjoyable. The wine list is very small and prices are extremely inflated. Definitely won't be back :(
__label__3 This place is great for breakfast. I love getting a bagel/egg sandwich to split with the hubby before going poolside to recover from the night before. \n\nthe place itself is more overpriced than most, but is great for a quick bite. They also have a nice cheese plate. Coffee is too overpriced, but if you're staying in the hotel, what can you do?
__label__1 This is the only \"affordable\" and non-sit down place to eat at the Wynn which frustrated the hell out of me since this place didn't meet my high expectations of what should be in the Wynn.\n\n The first meal I had here was the ham and cheese panini which they served to me cold in the middle; the cheese wasn't even melted. When I took it back they reheated it and it was STILL cold in the middle. I just gave up after that because it was 3:00AM, I was partially drunk/hunover and just couldn't care enough to make a stink.\n\nI had breakfast and snacks here throughout my stay and I'd have to say my favorite things to eat here were the steel cut oatmeal and bran muffin. Pastries here were pretty decent.  All the other stuff was just not worth the inflated Vegas prices.
__label__0 While the Wynn provides a rich atmosphere this cafe comes up lacking. I was wisked in wiith the idea of a Wynn's Special Hot Chocolate - FAIL. The drink was $7 and deplorable. I had to return it and get a tea just to wash the taste out of my mouth. For a hotel who prides themselves on luxury and elegants - hersheys powdered hot chocolate mix was insulting. Mr. Wynn considering Las Vegas is home to world famous chocolatiers, Ethel M etc., why would you bother to serve world war 2 chocolate rations?
__label__3 This is located conveniently next to the hard rock hotel. When they say everything is bigger in Vegas, they aren't kidding. This cvs was huge and had everything you could possibly need. The pharmacist was very helpful - I have a cold on my vacation :( \nThe employees were very nice, but I feel like for the volume of people they had, they should've had more registers open.
__label__1 We ate at this place for Thanksgiving dinner, and it gave me an overwhelming feeling of OK-ness.  The selection of dishes is very limited and not too exciting.  The food is passable.  The service is actually pretty bad - they have food runners who never know which person or even which table the food goes to and waiters that are experts at zooming past you avoiding eye contact.  The decor is cheesy.  Skip.
__label__2 The wife and I had a pleasant dinner at Pinot during a recent stay at the Venetian.\n\nWe started by splitting an endive salad... they literally split it onto two plates, which was a nice touch, but the two halves were so small as to be almost comical.\n\nMy wife had the lobster for her main, and it was really perfect. She did her best to extract every morsel while remaining as ladylike as possible.\n\nMy entree was duck breast, and it was fairly good, but there was a thin vein of gristle that kept it from being among the best I'd ever had.\n\nWe ended up skipping dessert because of the richness of our entrees, but we did have a couple of nice glasses of wine. I've since forgotten the producer, but mine was a delicious Washington Pinot Noir, while my wife had champagne.\n\nOur server was very nice and patient with us, which is always appreciated.\n\nWe really like the atmosphere at Pinot--it is elegant without being stuffy.\n\nDon't expect to be blown away by the food or the value (this is Vegas, after all), but if you're staying at the Venetian, Pinot Brasserie is a suitable spot for a romantic dinner for two.
__label__2 very good raw bar selection-4 stars\nmy soup was a little bit salty but the steak was perfectly cooked-3 to 4 stars.  It was a great family dinner in an intimate setting but nothing really special about the restaurant.  Just because there are too many restaurants to try in Vegas, I won't go back for more.  They are definitely better than just a OK, but not great to be a fan.  3.5 Stars.
__label__1 Damn...I should have tried the Monte Carlo Pub was all I was thinking!!! \n\nThis place is O.K. We went there on a Monday night and it wasn't very crowded...which was good because me and my boyfriend were HUNGRY!!! We ordered two small plates (which were offered at $5.00 a plate...a good value) which was mushrooms and fried zucchini. We also decided to go with the Mexican style egg rolls from the regular appetizer section. Well it took forever to take our order...forever to get our drinks and forever for the food to come. \n\nWhen the food finally arrived...I had to laugh at the egg rolls because there were only TWO egg rolls and they had the nerve to charge $9.00. Come on now...did the other four slip off the plate on the way to the table or what??? The funny thing...is that the \"small plates\" that they offered for about half of the price had more food. \n\nWell we decided to go all the way and we ordered a dessert which took forever to come...of course. It took over and hour and half...to get a handful of zucchini, a handful of mushrooms, two egg rolls and a little desert. Luckily it wasn't that expensive (with the exception of the egg rolls). If I spend and hour and a half dining I better leave there extremely satisfied...not hungry!!! \n\nDamn...I should have gone to the Monte Carlo Pub instead!!!
__label__3 I'm really surprised this place has such a low rating!\n\nWe were giving a \"2 for 1 entree\" coupon, and decided to come find The Cafe in the Monte. We were staying at Vdara, so we needed some food options! Very clean, great menu choices. Our server was great. Fast/Nice - but down to business. I like them like that, not too friendly.\n\nI was torn between a lot of menu choices - but went with the Chicken Fried Steak + Scrambled Eggs + Toast + Hashbrowns! All for a price of 12.99. The steak & gravy was AMAZZZZINGGGGGG. I was very impressed. Husband ordered the Ham/Sausage/Cheddar omelette and it was good. \n\nWe really enjoyed our meal here because we enjoy our time in the Monte. We decided that even if we didn't have the special deal, we would probably come back here!
__label__2 standard typical hotel cafe fare. nothing to write home about really. caution: the juice is $5.50/glass. you've been warned.
__label__1 Like an Ihop or Denny's inside Monte Carlo, but not as good. Not expensive, but we should of went to the food court that was around the corner, better price and probably more appetizing.
__label__1 Friday Happy hour menu:\nSteak and cheese - $ 6, decent\nNeopolitan milkshake - $4, decent\nGyro - $6, no more next time\nPanini - $6, okay\n\nService is slow, despite it being almost empty.\n\nOverall, it's okay if you are starving, hungover, drunk, or didn't think of other options.
__label__1 I wanted to go to eat the Pho instead of the coffee shop part of this place, but it was noon and none of us have had breakfast so I just go with the flow. When we got it, they seated us far away from the cash register near the Pho side which I thought was strange. Got the menu and started looking at the choices and a lady came up to us to ask for our drinks. We all got water except my husband got an orange juice. She asked if he wanted a small or a large and he told her a small, but she then told him that a large was the size of our water which was probably less than 8oz. I was like what the heck, that's a large!?!? and it's $6!!?!?! What a rip off, but he got it anyway. I got some breakfast item that had meat in it. I don't even remember what it was and my friend got a sandwich. All in all, the food was basic and not good. Price was over the top and the lady who provided the drinks had an attitude. She dropped our water on our table and walked away and when she did take our water order, it was with an attitude. Two big thumbs down.
__label__2 Typical cafe in the casinos. I came here with my parents for lunch and ordered:\n\n-Caesar Chicken Wrap (ok, not exceptional)\n-NY Steak and Eggs w/ Rye toast (wanted medium-rare, but came out medium-well)\n-Chinese Chicken Salad (Got the ingrediens, but didn't taste as good as elsewhere)\n-Buffalo Wings (Too Salty)\n-Coffee (bad)\n\nCheck came out to be about $71.\n\nWait time: 40 min. Waiting was too ridiculously long!\n\nThere's a Pho right next to this place which is better but not 24hr.
__label__1 If you want Denny's quality food for 3x the price, eat here. I got the ham and cheese omelet which was exactly that - egg, ham and cheese for $15. \n\nbottom line: the food will hit the spot for late night (or should i say early morning?) cravings, but you might only want to dine here if no other options are readily available.
__label__0 This place is trash. The restaurant was packed because it was 5pm. I expected a long wait, but I noticed a lot of table were empty in the middle.  Their were more then enough waiters to seat more people.  I counted 7 waiters and about 20 tables that were occupied.  I dont know any waiter that would work with only 3 tables to make a decent pay for the night.  We got seated after 45 mins of waiting.\n\nOur food took an hour to get out, and we still didnt get our drinks because the waitress never came around after we ordered.  Maybe she was on her period.  THe food was actually really good but it was way over priced for the small portion, and after 2 1/2 hours its so not worth it.
__label__2 Oh PCL, where do I start? PCL is a lounge and club wanna be, it's set up like a lounge with the addition of a couple stripper poles (not equipped with strippers), blares music like a club... but beside the stripper poles there is nowhere for me to dance!  The \"dance floor\" is basically just a big walkway in between the bar and the bathroom.  Like most OT clubs there is a line to get it, I can't fault them for that, and besides on NYE I have never had to pay to get in.   Inside the d\u00e9cor is pretty funky and the service is decent for a busy club, I mean lounge... oh whatever!  The bathroom is set up for the capacity of the people who sit at the tables on the inside perimeter, but it is not sufficient for the amount of people they let in to occupy the \"dance floor\".   PCL is definitely not my favorite place to go in OT, but it's currently pretty trendy and all our other options keep closing, or are \"remodeling\", so kudos for keeping a float!
__label__2 I've been here for hip-hop nights and electronic nights. It is assholes to elbows on hh nights. Getting from one side to the bathroom can be a horrible challenge.\n\nDoor is behind dj. So when you come in you are kinda right there in the business.\n\nUpgraded speakers as of last Wednesday.
__label__3 This place is sooooo yummy! I went for dinner and there was a little bit of a wait but it wasn't too bad. There's not much of a waiting area which sucks because it feels like you're always in the way. Once we were seated it was more of the same. The tables were very close together and people kept squeezing by our table which truly annoyed me. For that reason i had to remove one star. However everything else was superb! I had the lobster ravioli which was delicious. In fact I'm making myself hungry just thinking about it! I also had a Caramel apple martini which was delicious! I had to get another. By the end of the meal my belly was full and my body was tipsy. I'd say that's a perfect way to end the day! :-)
__label__3 Solid 4.  I have been to three Maggiano's (2 in CA and now Vegas).  The one in Vegas is the best one.  This is my favorite place to eat Italian food.  The food is great.  They have large portions.  Service was quick and polite.  Always try to go to a Maggiano's on the off hours or make a reservation to avoid long waits.  My favorites are the chicken parm and garlic shrimp pasta.
__label__4 I have been here twice in the last year and both times were amazing. I went with my wife both times and we requested a table with a view, and when we got there we sat right in the corner and we were able to see all the people walking the strip and the cool Wynn sign. The place is huge so it is a great place for large parties as well. If you don't want to take a lot of food home (or back to the hotel room) then just order the 1/2 orders instead and even though it still may be tons of food at least you wont be wasting it. All the drinks are wonderful and the food is great every time we come here. Sure its just like any other Maggianos as far as taste goes but its Vegas so there is a little added something. I talk to the GM of this restaurant like once a month and he is a really nice guy. The staff is great and the views are amazing. If you have not been here..go and if you have been here ...go back. \n\nPeace Out, \nMZ
__label__0 The Bartender was rude and if I wasn't with my family I would have thrown my drink in his face.\nActually I wanted to do a lot more, but i figured a true review would hurt them most.  DONT GO!
__label__3 My buddies and I decided to eat here while all of us suffered from hangovers.  The delicious food here will restore your apetite from whatever came back out from the previous night.  The family style is a great way to enjoy the meal.  They provide a lot of food for their prices.\n\nWe started with the potato soup which relly jump started my apetite.  It's rich, creamy, and flavorful.  Next up was the Beef Braciole.  This dish was quite interesting.  The texture was weird yet it was edible (may have been my hangover dulling my senses).  I can't quite remember the name of the next dish, but it was a spicy spaghetti and meat balls, I believe.  The spiciness brought back all my senses and pretty much kicked me out of my intoxicated state.  You can never go wrong with spaghetti and meatballs.  We also had the Rigatoni \"D\".  The chicken was tender and the protein gave me energy for more partying.  \n\nThey gave us enough food to take back to the hotel and have for dinner.  If you love Italian food and pastas, this place would be a place to stop by.
__label__3 We made reservations for Maggiano's through Yelp...and it was so fast and easy!  I would highly recommend making reservations through Yelp, if it has the option.  I believe it was linked to Foursquare?? Not sure though.  \n\nWe took my mom out for a late Mother's Day dinner.  It wasn't crowded; which was great...though it got a bit crowded after 6pm.  While, we waited for my mom to arrive we sat at the bar.  My husband got a beer and he got a little surprise!  The glass in which the bartender poured the beer had a lipstick mark.  It was gross.  He told the bartender and looked at it in shock.  He gladly switched it out.  \n\nWe went with the family style \"classic\" option which includes 2 appetizers, salads and desserts & 4 entrees.  We got the calamari and zucchini for appetizer.  The ceasar and spinach salad.  The chicken parm, grilled salmon, spaghetti w/ meatballs and gnocchi w/ italian sausage.  Spumoni ice cream and tiramisu for dessert.  My favorite was the calamari, cesar salad, chicken parm and desserts...everything else is okay.  I didn't care to much for the salmon, though.  The portions were huge; had to take a lot of it home.  I didn't understand how they just put the ice cream in a warm bowl...by the time we got it, it was melted.  Maybe they should put it in an ice bowl??  The waiter was nice and service was quick.  View is nice...oversees the Wynn properties.  There is also a man that walks around in his violin to play music for you; which I believe you have to tip him. \n\nIt's a good place to eat if there is a big group of you and craving Italian food.
__label__1 This is my first time at a \"buyer beware\" restaurant!\n\nWhen a customer takes a bite then returns a dish because it's not good, the restaurant doesn't happily take it back... then charge for it anyway. Right? Not normal, Maggiano's - especially for a supposedly established chain upscale restaurant. (It was soggy bow-tie pasta a/ spinach, btw.  Ick. Exchanged for Pizza-Hut quality spaghetti marinara, though they still charged for the more expensive bow-tie - we balked, but they would not budge. Supposedly it came from the kitchen or management, the nice waitress still got our normal 18% tip.)\n\nBad taste in my mouth from a bland dish and dirty rotten maneuver. First and last time, thank you.\n\nUPDATE: After a whole lot of nudging they apologized and fixed the difference on my credit card.  They also said they were sending a little \"gift\".  Well, now it's been three months and nothing ever arrived.  \n\nSo for same reason -- careless lack of regard / seriousness for customer service -- STARS UNCHANGED.\n\nThe customer service training at this outfit just is rather careless, and that doesn't feel good.  Very nice people, everyone I interacted with, but they lack common classy restaurant business sense.  Maybe it's Vegas culture and I'm used to L.A. and midwest?  I do sense there's a weird thing going on in Vegas service culture.  Anyway, I'm ragging on their manners, but two-stars also reflects the quality of food, it's really quite unremarkable.  Interior modern but likewise absolutely unremarkable.\n\n(BUT, and this was nice, a guy goes around and sings to your table.  Don't know if that's regular.  Normally would have earned a star for that ;)
__label__3 Sticker. Sticker. Sticker.\n\nSticker shock when I saw the bill!\n\nThank goodness it wasn't my turn. Lol. \n\nEverything was good. It's in a decent location, to where they can change you premium solely for location, but it's definitely a delight. \n\nEverything was delicious. The service was exceptional. \n\nWould definitely dine again.
__label__2 Nice place for a lunch if you're in Fashion Show and don't want standard food-court food.
__label__0 I tried to go here last night; party of five.  The hostess told us that it would be an hour and 45 minutes before we could be seated, even though there were only a couple of people waiting and there were a few tables inside and all but two tables outside were being used.\n\nNo problem, we went downstairs to RA and had a great meal.
__label__3 My husband and I stopped in for an early weekend lunch recently. We had the entire place to ourselves for a bit around 11:30. It's attached to the Fashion Show Mall, and it seemed like most were just grabbing a quick bite in the food court instead. \n\nI liked the fact that our server asked if we preferred butter or olive oil and parmesan to go along with our bread. Gimme' the oil and parm, please! A pet peeve of mine is that a few select Italian restaurants in St. Louis want to up-charge for this... yes, seriously. Anywho, we carbed out on the stuff. :)\n\nI ordered the chicken and spinach cannelloni, while my husband went with the chicken parmesan. Both lunch portions were friggin' HUGE! My husband actually had two full breasts of chicken on his plate served with a large side of pasta. Four noodles came in my order, and had big chunks of chicken in every bite. We made a good dent in the dishes, but still had plenty left over. We both agreed that it was good, but it didn't compare to the good ole' authentic Italian we both love so much.
__label__2 Big, crowded, popular eatery.  Food is good, not great but I'm a food snob.  Girls at reception desk were too busy flirting with guy to greet guests, had to wait several minutes till they finally noticed I was standing there.  Ate at the bar, Jeremy the bartender was fantastic with great service and recommendations.
__label__3 I visited this place a couple of years ago on the recommendation of my friend Missy.  she loves the Newport Location, so I was willing to try it out.  \n\nAMAZING!!!  I make it a point to east here when in vegas.  This might sound strange, but they have one of the BEST Crab Cake appetizers in the world.  I have ordered this as my main course and nibbled on my husbands food on a few occasions.  The portion size is HUGE.  We have done the Family Style meal and it was simply too much food.  We could not keep up!!!  All in all, the location is nice, the food is great and the location is convenient.
__label__2 Came for lunch. This is definitely one of the biggest buffets of the Vegas hotel choices. As soon as I walked in I was very impressed with the size and the choices available. Unfortunately, the more times I went back, the less impressed I was. The quality of the food is just not top quality. The place itself is not 4-star, but more like a cheap buffet ambiance. The price tag on the buffet reflects the compromised quality, but hey if you're looking for something a little bit cheaper than say the Wynn or Bellagio, and still want a great variety, then this could very well be your spot.
__label__2 Definitely quantity over quality. \n\nThis place has always been popular because it \"has so many types of food from all over the world.\" It doesn't help if the quality isn't that great and the it isn't cooked that well.\n\nThe ambiance is not that bad here but the lines get really long here. \n\nGood: Lots of food options.\n\nBad: Lines can get long and the quality can be better.\n\nFinal: Not that bad if you want to eat a lot.
__label__2 I don't see what the big deal is.  Everyone told me that this is the best Buffett.  I don't think. I haven't been to any others but I dint think that this Buffett is the best. The breakfast is way better than dinner. and the basically have the same stuff for breakfast as dinner too! lol
__label__2 5th buffet in 7 during the Buffet of Buffets adventure.  This buffet has a good variety of food.  They offer a miso soup machine, which I enjoyed.  It dispenses the soup nice and hot and then you add as much tofu, kelp, and green onions as you want.  It was pretty tasty and that is a compliment given that this was my 5th buffet of the day.\n\nI haven't been back here in years and the renovations that they did are really nice.  They have a booth in the VIP section that has a fountain running through it.  It's hard to explain - you just have to see it.  But it's pretty cool.\n\nThe staff will make Asian dishes fresh for you.  It's called a teppanyaki station but it's more like a Mongolian grill setup to me.  You fill a bowl up with vegetables, noodles, ginger, garlic, and other things.  Hand it to them and let them know if you want shrimp, chicken or beef.  They grill it up for you.  It was ok.  I would do this vegetarian next time.  The shrimp tasted nasty - like dirt.  But the veggies were good.\n\nOne of my pet peeves with buffets is that they sometimes make you hunt for condiments.  This buffet has this issue.  The butter was not by the bread.  I had to hunt around and I think I found it somewhere in the salad bar.  \n\nThe line was pretty long when we got there at 3pm but we had line passes so we skipped that.  If you get seated in the VIP section, you can get champagne until about 4pm.  I'm not sure about the regular seating area.  Decent buffet, but there are better ones in town.
__label__2 I would give this place 3.5 star rating if I could. Above average quality for buffet. Lots of choices, and even they had a lot of choices of asian food and dessert. Not worth the 1.5 hours waiting though, imo.
__label__2 The Rio buffet was my most anticipated buffet. I got the pass ($45 for 24 hr hour access to six buffets). We had a party of ten and got seated into a small room. First thing I got was prime rib, decent but not seasoned like it was at Paris buffet. One thing I enjoyed was the noodle soup bar. You can order udon, pho, Tom yum noodle soup and some others. I tried the udon which I heard was the best and it was. The Tom yum soup was good but they gave the super thin rice noodle which was slightly powdery. A good variety of food and there were crab legs and shrimp. The crab stuffed sole was delicious. Dessert bar was decent. About the same items as the other buffets, with the chocolate shell tarts (but these had fruit) and coconut cream pie. All in all, not a bad buffet but not as great as I had hoped. I liked the Paris buffet and planet Hollywood much better.
__label__2 We got here and the lines weren't too bad.  My boyfriend and I were able to go into the line where people w/ the 24 hour passes, etc get to go because my cousin & her boyfriend were in that line.  Anyway, there are a buttload of different types of stations here.  There were seafood, mexican, american, asian, italian, and I forget what else.  From the things I've tried, they're not great.  They're were okay.  The workers here are VERY friendly!  I love it.  I didn't get to try a lot of the stuff here though because I was extremely hungover... They also have gelato here, which I have heard are good.
__label__1 They offer a good variety of food and most of it is OK but nothing is really good. The best thing I had there was the Wonton Soup and it was not the best I've had by a mile. I did go for lunch so maybe the dinner buffet is better but I would avoid it as the Chinese Restaurant is much, much better than this and with less people.
__label__1 I am not a huge fan of buffets but I thought coming to this buffet would change it. Not was I wrong! Still not a fan of buffets! Everything was so soggy or really tough.\n\nMy husband somewhat likes buffets and this one did not impress him either....\n\nI recommend coming with a Local resident because they get a 50% off discount! Definitely the only plus side.\n\nOne complaint I have is that their exit area needs to be more cut off or secure because we saw people walking in through the exit to get gelato or to plop down at tables with no receipt and basically eat for free! We saw at least five people walk in without being detected.
__label__1 Not the best. Ate here before the Pen and Teller show since had to plan day to get there.  We got there at 630 a d the wait line was atrocious!  I recommend that using cash or credit as there is no line for that, which we discovered 30 minutes after waiting!!! The food not worth the wait.  Bland at best and dry at worst, dessert table nothing to brag about either.\n\nIts a work tour Buffett of Mexican, American, Italian and Chinese.  The crab legs are there too but sooo small not worth the effort.  \n\nIts a 25 Buffett that has watered down drinks and no extra forks! Make sure to keep yours.  I go to one Buffett a trip to Las Vegas just for the different foods, definitely not going back too far and not worth it.
__label__1 With dozens of buffet choices in Vegas, there are better options.\n\nI wouldn't say this buffet is bad, but it's not really good either. Lots of stuff that should have been hot, or even warm, was cold. I also made the mistake of getting the unlimited adult drinks, which ended up being some of the worst wines I've had in a long time -- we're talking undrinkable bad, and I'm verging on needing a 12 step program.\n\nMaybe try going here drunk, the food might taste better, or you just won't notice.
__label__0 You can't possibly overcook a prime rib more than this place. What is the word used to describe 3 phases beyond \"well-done\"?\n\nPerson after person would come up to the carving section, see how over cooked the prime rib was and just walk away and the guy at the station pretty much was left with nothing to do and seemed kind of embarrassed, \"uh yea, this is all we have\".\n\nNot only is it a disappointment for all the paying guests who come to dine wanting some prime rib, but it's a waste of food.\n\nI should post a video of the amount of people who walk up to the station and then take a look at the meat and walk away. \n\nYou guys seriously need to take a look at what you are doing to your prime rib. The guy had 3 full prime ribs up there and each one looked like it had been stuck in a dehydrator for 3 days.\n\nThis is not the first time I visited and the prime rib was napalmed. Hopefully this review will get someone on the inside to investigate the destruction of food.
__label__2 I've been coming here for years and I believe the quality has been going down lately.  We never stay here, only on the strip and would make a trip just to eat their buffet.  The food is starting to taste like your typical buffet.  Nothing really special.  Same selection with subpar taste.  If you are a crab lover, then this is good for you since they serve both warm and cold carb legs.  Lines can be crazy so come early or late.
__label__3 They have a good selection. Servers are friendly. Food is great except the limited selection for desserts. The last time I went there, the servers at the dessert section were chit-chatting. They know people were waiting but acted like they didn't noticed.
__label__3 Definitely not THE best buffet in Vegas, but I chose this place specifically for its value\n\nHaving said that, this buffet is pretty damn good and has A LOT of selections. Crab Legs for days, surprisingly good Asian food (they even have Pho!), and all your other essential Vegas buffet selections (Italian, Mexican, American).\n\nThis place is also huge; that could be a good thing or a bad thing depending on how lazy you are. It stretches pretty far so you may have a long walk back to your table, but at least you're burning some calories at a buffet amirite? Hehe\n\nAlso I wish they had more fruit selection as they only had melons and pineapples when I went. Not a deal breaker, but it's always a good idea to fruit it up after all the meat and carbs you're going to be stuffing down.\n\nOverall though this place is good for the price. Obviously if you want the full vegas buffet experience, you might want to check out the pricier places on the strip :)\n\nHappy Eating!!
__label__1 It almost pains me to give only 2 stars as I've got to be one of the easiest people on the planet to please - food wise. I had been here years ago, loved it, and was anxious to return. However, I just was not impressed with the the quality of the food. It just seemed to be lacking for some reason. The sushi seemed to be lacking in creativity besides not seeming fresh and the meats were too fatty.  The best item was the pizza; seriously? Luckily I was able to use a coupon and didn't pay full price or it would have been worse. The service was great, even though we had a fairly slow moving line to get in. Too many other choices in town to chance a return. Sorry.
__label__4 Best bar tender on EARTH served me and my girls while we killed some time before club hopping in the casinos.  This place was amazing!  We made it in time for their free shot-show, where....well you'd just have to check it out for yourself so you know what it's all about.  Ladies dance behind screens so you just see the outline of their bodies as they bust their moves....music selection the night I went was awesome.  Everything and anything that I hadn't heard, but missed, or all the new hits that don't annoy me....very KEY when going out and picking places to dish out your cash at.
__label__2 Went to Shadow Bar after Rao's and before Pure nightclub. Wasn't too bad. I liked being able to sit and hear the people I was with. It's a pretty small bar and was starting to get a bit packed later on. The big draw back here is that the drinks are super expensive! Good place to stop by and have a drink before going to the club.
__label__0 I ordered the steak omelet...When my order arrived it had no steak...Then I had the waitress take it back...She gave me a new order that had steak on it...but then the egg wasn't cooked all the way...and I mean it was almost raw. I sent it back for the third time and finally got the right order.
__label__0 Everytime I go here it seems the food gets worse and the price gets higher. I'm pretty certain this will have been my last trip to the Ihop chain.
__label__1 I haven't written a bad review, but I feel that this would really benefit future customers. This particular location is always so crowded, which contributes to the long wait for a table and their slow service. There is also an awful smell that fills the restaurant at least that is what I experienced when I was there. \n\nAnyway after a long wait, our server had finally noticed us and took our order. I had ordered the steak tips and a side of pancakes. It took a while for our food to come and after getting my food I realized that my pancakes were never delivered. I told another server because our server was not around. The lady said she was sorry and that it would be out, but still no pancakes. I had to tell someone else that I didn't receive my pancakes. That server forgot as well. After being halfway through my meal I just didn't want to bother having my pancakes anymore so I just asked them not to charge me for it. \n\nYou would thing they would have given me a free meal or something but they just took off $3. It was such a disappointing experience. The food is good, but their customer service needs improvement.
__label__0 Ate there on August 15th at 8:30pm. Not crowded service was good and the BLT was good. Good thing I did not go to the restroom before my food. Bad sewer gas smell in the Men\"s restroom. When I mentioned it to the waitress she oh yeah it's been like that, \"i said get it fixed\"  \"yeah\" from her. Paying the bill I mentioned it and the lady said we know  \" I said call a plumber\" her response \"well it's been like that \"
__label__1 Stopped in for breakfast about 9:00 AM on a Monday.  It was not crowded.  The service was quick, but not really friendly. The food was typical IHOP - tasty.  The noise level in this place was awful.  The music (50's music) was so loud I couldn't talk to anyone or hear the servers.  Made me want to eat and get out as quickly as possible, which I did.
__label__4 Thank you, thank you, thank you Gabi K for taking us here! Excellent choice, and I will definitely request Chelsea's next time I come visit.\n\nWe arrived just after 11 and told the hostess we had a reservation, but she turned up her nose and said 1) they normally don't seat incomplete parties; and 2) they don't usually take reservations. Something must have quickly changed her mind, because she led us to a table in back. As noon came closer and closer, I soon understood her reasons...this place must be THE place to have lunch.\n\nWe were still stuffed from breakfast, but after taking a peek at the menu I forgot all about the egg sandwiches we sharing earlier. Appetizers, anyone? Why of course...let's have the ceviche! It was fresh, with a perfect balance of seafood and fresh avocado, lime and spices.\n\nFor an entree, I chose the grilled ahi tuna taco platter. It was like an explosion of flavor in my mouth. I felt a little bad for my table guests, because I rarely spoke as my mouth was full every time I looked up. The tuna couldn't have been cooked more perfect...and that chipotle aoili was UH-MAZING.\n\nI tried my hardest to finish and managed to somehow fit almost everything in my stomach. When the dessert menu came around, I reluctantly declined a sweet I think for the first time in my life. I'm still kicking my own arse for not sucking it up and sinking my fork into the shared red velvet cake (made fresh daily).\n\nThank gawd I was wearing a loose sundress that day is all I can say.
__label__3 Delish! I really liked this Chelsea's we ate on the patio and it was beautiful. The food was really good I had the fillet tacos and they were perfect! The key lime pie was the best I've ever had and the service was great!
__label__2 Nice patio, good food, and good service.  I'm not over-the-top on this place, but it's good to go there every once in awhile.  I think they cater to a slightly older demographic (say 30-60).  Put it this way, my parents love this place, we just like it.  If the vibe was a little bit younger and hipper, I would have given it four stars.
__label__3 What can I say??  This place is one of my favorite restaurants in all of Phoenix!   The outdoor patio is really cool and the service has always been spot on.  They even have coca-cola in the bottle!  I have never had a bad meal here and the rib eye steak tacos are awesome with the homemade pancake style tortillas!  You can not go wrong at Chelsea's Kitchen!
__label__2 Great place for a close group of friends to meet up, share a pitcher of delicious white sangria, and exchange witty banter.\n\nThe wait staff was attentive and friendly.  The drinks were phenomenal.  However, the only person's dish that blew us out of the water was mine (the short rib taco platter).  The other two dishes (the rotisserie pork taco platter the ahi tuna burger, and the del mar salad) were underwhelming .  My fianc\u00e9e didn't even finish his burger.  The corn tortillas masked a lot of the flavoring and I wish they could provide alternatives.\n\nI would return here with a group of friends but only to have some drinks and order very specific menu items.
__label__4 Had a great brunch here today with the fam. We were in AZ for Spring Training baseball games and needed a good place to grab some grub. My husband, inlaws and I were meeting up with my aunt and uncle who live drove up from Tuscon so wanted to be sure to pick some place relaxing and worthy of the fairly long drive.\n\nThe decor inside was really stylish but being such a beautiful day we really wanted to sit on the back patio! There were 8 of us total yet the hostess was able to accommodate us quite quickly considering the relatively large number of our party. The patio has really great ambiance and backs up to a canal path that I would have definitely explored had we not had to leave for our game.\n\nMy Chiliquiles were delish and was so filling I didn't even need to buy any crappy ball park food later in the day. The Hubby's Prime Rib Hash looked amazing (even though I don't eat meat) and my sister in laws Kale and Quinoa salad was sooo tasty. Add in some White Sangria and a Bloody Mary and you got your self a pretty perfect little brunch!
__label__1 Rude staff... Way over prized. Spent $60 on two drinks and two servings....
__label__1 Meh. Your BMW driving cliental doesn't impress me. Here is the deal, when I go out to eat I expect to be treated like a guest, not a potential tip. I think this is how it is supposed to be, am I right? \n\nEither way, my fiancee had just graduated Pharmacy school and was owed a dinner from her wonderful father in law to-be and she chose Chelsea's Kitchen. When we were seated, a server immediately came and took our drink order, which was nice... After that another person came by with the drinks, and then finally our server. Our server was a late 20' something that looked less than thrilled to see our water drinking selves. \n\nAnyways, ordered the Guacamole: $10 \n\nnot that it was bad or anything, but when we ran out of chips it took five minutes for the server to get to our table and an additional five mins to get the chips. Not super busy either... \n\nAfter this it was more of the same. I got the short ribs, which were supposed to be a specialty item. Now they were not bad, but I have had much and made much better. And they seemed a little dry. \n\nMy dad and brother got tacos that were good, but they ran out of tortillas and it took 10 minutes to get new ones.\n\nThe lady got fried chicken and it was a little dry,with grilled broccoli which was not received well by the Pharmacist. Anyways, my point is this....The server didn't see us as a phat tip and it showed via her lack of service. Over all food was ok, but the server ruined it.
__label__4 This was our second trip to Chelsea's.   all we can say is YUMMM!   \n\nHusband had the Short Rib Tacos and I had the Chicken Mole Tacos.  Both are served with a nice helping of guacamole and a fabulous Kale Salad.  \n\nWe sat on the patio. ( do it before it gets too hot!  Totally worth the wait!). \nWe had a pitcher of Sangria which we think is a great price for $21.  It seems to be their signature drink.  There was a pitcher on practically everyone's table. \n\nThe service was top notch and it ran like a well oiled machine.  \n\nAnd then....there was...the....Red Velvet cake.  Like no other....  Don't leave there without trying it.
__label__3 Amanda, our server, was attentive and helpful on making our late luncheon choices.  Alas, we ordered what we had last time:  shrimp ceviche plus we shared a huge burger.  Both were terrific!  The patio was open but it was a bit warm, so we stayed inside.  Last time we thoroughly enjoyed the outdoor environment.  This is a friendly place with great food.\n\nYou will not find any advertising for this great place.  My Doctor recommended it to us.  His office is just down the street.
__label__4 My family and I have been coming here for years and we just adore this place! The service is always excellent and the food is spot on, every time. Brunch on Sunday's is a great way to start the day!\n\nDRINK:\nWhite Sangria, Lucy's spiked lemonade or my favorite, the St. Bernardus ABT 12 dark beer.\n\nAPPETIZER:\nEither the Deviled Eggs or the Chicken Nachitos\n\nENTREE:\nChelsea's Cheeseburger or the Chicken Taco plate (I order the blackened chicken option, at an additional cost) will blow your mind! \n\nDESSERT:\nRed Velvet Cake (TO DIE FOR!)\n\nOh, and bonus-- If you decide not to get dessert, the FREE cookie on your way out the door, will totally get you hooked!
__label__4 Some tasty food here, we come here a lot and just love the food, The deviled eggs are the most delicious things ever, The best thing here is the hamburgers, They use kobe beef (the best kind you kind eat) and it's high quality and fresh, also juicy. YUM.  friendly and inviting atmosphere to this place as well.
__label__0 Use to come here all the time! What happened? Very rude staff. Sat inside dust all over every where lamps etc. food does not carry the same quality! Sad to experience this... NEVER COMING BACK!!!!!
__label__3 Go and get your drink on, they got a cute view thing going on outside, the bar feels small and quaint although it is in the nexus of several of the top restaurants at the Wynn.  The Acai Kiwi drink is packed with vitamin C, so keep telling yourself you are doing yourself a favor and you are not downing more booze.  This place sure has attitude, if you have a need to have a fancy cocktail, which we all do about once a day than take the parasol down and have a drink.
__label__3 Both Parasol Up and Down are great places to go to in order to start a night. I usually go there with friends before hitting one of the clubs at Wynn/Encore or while counting down the time to a reservation at one of the many restaurants at Wynn/Encore. I prefer Parasol down because it's slightly quieter and has a more personal feel, Parasol Up however is open later and is more accessible (not sure if its 24 hours though). In addition to this, both bars have a great selection of spirits to choose from, including brands that aren't available at other higher end bars including Death's Door Gin.
__label__3 We're parked the patio and its so lovely. Very hot but beautiful and service is amazing. The menu is diverse but solely cocktails. There a server parked at the door turning so many people away who are looking for food. \n\nI'm having the palomas and they're amazing. Definitely the best I've had but I'm looking at $15 a pop. Husband is having blue moon beer and they're at least only $7. \n\nIt's a lovely and quiet retreat an I wouldn't hesitate to return. To be honest I don't particularly wish to leave in the first place.
__label__1 Having just gotten back from Hawaii 2 weeks ago and being asked \"what island are you from\" from our server earlier that day, we headed over to Hawaiian Marketplace with high expectations.  I was also looking for malasadas ...\n\nIt's disappointing here.  Still, we found a tix4tonight booth so it wasn't a total loss.  For those of you looking for a bit of the island flavor during your visit to LV, don't bother, you won't find it here.
__label__1 Went herewith my friends and had the lunch buffet. Very limited choices. Only chicken and vegetarian. Naan was crispy...not much more to say.
__label__4 My friends and I were walking down the strip really hungry and we had no idea what to get until we saw Tamba.  The restaurant is kind of hidden in a shopping center,  but I'm glad we found it. Great service and great food! I got the buttered chicken with rice and garlic pita bread soo good!
__label__4 yep, good ol' simple home cooking, and by 'home cooking' i mean back when no one cared that there was about three cups of butter in per serving.\n\nif you've never gone, don't be scared off by all the butter references, it's not that bad. the place is teeny tiny, and our table of two had to wait about 10 minutes for a place, parties of more than four, you'll probably have to get split up. \n\nthe omelettes are wonderful, and the rosemary home fries are too good. the bacon is so good.. i can't even describe it. let me stress i am NOT a pork fan, and rarely eat it. i never eat bacon from a restaurant since i'm so picky about it. everyone raved about it here, so i dived in and thought, 'what have i been missing my whole life?' ha ha, yeah, i has an awakening of pork love right in the middle of the joint! seriously, it's unbelievable.\nit's worth the trek no matter where you're coming from, especially on a sat morning. afterward we checked out a small famer's market that was going on right up the street, and then popped in Circles records and tapes, also within walking distance.\n\n***Update 3/8\nI just went over the weekend and we waited more than 45 minutes. i was ok with it, but i was with someone who does not really place value on waiting a little longer for great food, which kind of put a damper on things. def do not bring someone here who is not willing to wait for a good thing.
__label__2 My question is, if the portions were not so huge would people still be giving this greasy spoon 5 stars. I guess if you are very simple in your tastes you could give this place five stars. It is breakfast with nothing special about it except for the names on the menu. \n\nI figured it out, everybody is so goo-goo over it because its trendy! O wait maybe its because you wait outside for so long that you are even more hungover and so famished by the time you get in there that a goat turd would taste good. One more theory, the taste of the coffee made the food taste delicious. \n\nMatt is very popular in the central Phoenix area so word spread like wild fire and he has been incredibly successful by serving good quality typical greasy spoon food, and I do think it is as simple as that.
__label__4 I heart Matt! He must  be  some kind of food saint. No make that a food angel , well whatever he does, he has the magic touch. \n\n We had a super delicious breakfast this morning. My husband and arrived about 9:00 am after riding  the metro rail ( get off on Roosevelt  station   FYI )  waited about 20 minutes for our  table. We  had a great waiter who was fast, courteous and attentive. \n\nOur order of pancakes, breakfast sandwich, and omelet arrived really quick. My husband quickly exclaimed \"Oh my gosh this is so good\", and it was.  We were so thrilled with our fabulous breakfast that the family waiting for a table outside was giggling at us.  Laugh away we  are eating good while your party of 7 waits, HA! !! \n\nThe food  had a super fresh taste. The breakfast sandwich had rich caramelized onions  that really enhanced the flavor of ham  and eggs on a tasty soft roll.  My pancakes were light and fluffy and I secretly envied the ability to get them that light and tasty.  The syrup  was served hot and rich.  The omelet  was smooth and cheesy and literally was falling off the plate it was so big.  Did I mentioned Matt uses local  fresh ingredients ?We also had shared a sweet little glass of orange juice that tasted like you squeezed the juice 5 seconds ago . It hit the spot. \n\nService was well thought out and friendly. they could go crazy in that little  tiny busy  restaurant but the staff seemed to take all the happenings in stride.   Remember if you go ,put your name on the pad on the table out front as soon as you get there. If you have  a small party you might find a  place at the counter.  I 'd advise to be prepared to wait  but it's so worth it.
__label__0 Ok, someone please explain something to me, WHAT ON EARTH HAS MADE THIS PLACE SO POPULAR????? I went to check this place out after seeing it on DDD. It looked interesting and the food looked like it could be pretty good. Well, not to sound mean or anything but, I can make much better breakfast in my own kitchen for about half the price. Any Denny's in America makes a better breakfast and you don't have to wait in line for an hour and a half either. Im sorry but I just don't get it. The only thing that \"wasn't\" completely average was the bacon. The portions were WAY to small and the food was WAY, WAY over priced. \"Good food, good portion size, good price\". This place breaks all 3 of those rules. Come on people lets stop following the crowd and lets try and open our minds a little. If everyone would do that I don't think Matts would be in business much longer.
__label__0 Wait, you're shitting me, right?  35mins+ wait in the hot sun to eat bacon and eggs?  No way.
__label__3 I am a fan of Guy Fieri and this makes the second restaurant from DDD I have visited. I will be honest and tell you that he co-owns two restaurants in California, one of them being a place called Johnny Garlic's. The food was VERY VERY mediocre so I started to wonder if I should trust his taste in food, but then I said ok he goes to these places because people write to him and tell him they are amazing, not because he has any participation in the restaurant itself. So my mom and I went yesterday (Saturday) morning for breakfast. \n\nWe got there around 9 I think and we had to wait about an hour before we were able to be seated. \n\nWe looked at the menu and were like what the heck this is just basic breakfast food, did we just make a huge mistake? Boy were we wrong. The OJ was great. The coffee on the other hand, eh. I've had a lot better. \n\nI ordered the omelet with provolone and mushrooms and onions and home fries and sourdough bread. \n\nMy mom ordered the eggs with hashbrowns and slice of ham. \n\nThe omelet was huge and gooey with cheese. The mushrooms and onions were cooked to perfection. The home fries were only ok, and that might be because they were a tad cold. The bread is obviously homemade and the jam that came out with it was incredible. \n\nMy moms ham was great. We were not expecting such a big slice and such a thick slice. The taste was amazing as well. \n\nAfter breakfast we walked across the street and went to the farmers market. \n\nI am visiting from California, and should I ever find myself in Phoenix ever again, I will definitely come back and maybe next time try the bacon egg and cheese sandwich. \n\nThe only thing keeping this place from 5 stars is the coffee and the limited menu options.
__label__3 Got 3 dishes because me and the boyfriend are greedy like that.  Eggs with salami was truly outstanding. Creative and delicious. Eggs and pork chop were ok. Chop flavor was good but a bit over cooked. Waffle was good, nothing special. Hash browns and home fries both pretty good, not great. Good coffee.
__label__3 The name makes my mouth water.  Matts Big Breakfast.  \nQuality food, this location will make you proud of what downtown phoenix has to offer and what is to Come.  From the vegetables to the meat selection hand picked food creates quality dishes.  \n  This location serves a  big breakfast in a small place. I look forward to seeing this place grow, do i hear patio?
__label__1 An hour and a half wait...I thought after seeing this on DDD (from the Food Network) that it has to be pretty darn good considering how they raved about it. Was wrong to believe them. It was normal breakfast food that just tasted fresher than what you could eat at Denny's. Not sure why people are obsessed with it. I guess for that long of a wait you expect very yummy food and it was a let down.
__label__4 Love their cheeseburger, can tell it's real meat no 90% fillers! Hotcakes, real maple syrup and best bacon ever! Do expect about 1 to 1hr1/2 wait but totally worth it!
__label__3 Long wait (40 minutes) on a Friday morning. Guess it's due to limited seating capacity. But the Five Spot and home fries were delicious!
__label__0 I was sooooo disappointed!  I really cannot rate the food as I never got to eat. I live in Tucson and my family is mostly in the east  valley of Phoenix and I have been waiting for 2 years to go into downtown and eat at Matt's. I go and put my name on the waiting list. Other parties of 2 come after me and the guy kept sitting people that had been there for 20-30 minutes and I had been waiting exactly 1 hour. What really upset me is that I saw him seat 3 people at tables for 2 and when I walked in said he couldn't sit 3 there when there were others seated that way (i think he knew them).  I am truly disappointed as I've been waiting like I said for \"2\" years to eat there. If you have a party of more than 2, like a mere 3, you'll wait forever!
__label__3 Finally got something I've never had at this place: Good service....obviously a Phoenix landmark that should be visited by all at least once, but new location loses some of the old charm.  Limited menu, but pretty good...expect a long line...
__label__1 Visiting Phoenix and I wanted to revisit Matt's.  I was here two years ago and I had heard that they moved, 4 months ago, to a new larger space.   \n\nThe new space is nice, but I somehow miss the tiny old one.  The little place was unique and atmospheric where the new place is cool, but somehow generic-cool.  \n\nStaff was nice enough, but it put me off a bit when they wanted $1.50 for more maple syrup.   I said OK because the pancakes were SUPER DRY.   Not good at all.   And the maple syrup is totally sub par.  Tastes like Aunt Jemima.  It's stored in big plastic jugs in the dining room.   \n\nFriend's omelette was overcooked and greasy.   Potatoes were just average.   Thick cut marble rye toast was good, but then he loves anything rye.\n\nCome on Matt, you can do better.   Spend more time training your kitchen staff.  And does your wife always wear UGGs, no matter the weather?
__label__3 I'm back! is what I proclaimed as I walked through the door. However the longer line just gave me an odd look.\n\nThis trip I decided to take my entire team, which ranged from Chinese food pros, to a recent grad from Montana who had to ask me what half of the veggies were.\n\nOverall we had a good trip, our food was good, the service was pleasant and overall it was a good value. Because it was a busy Friday it did take longer for our food to cook than expected. Also we got the last parking spot in the lot, if we were a few minutes later I don't know what we would have done.\n\nI opted for the make you own stir fry with kungpow sauce. I recommend when filling your bowl you skip the broccoli until later as it just takes up excess space at the bottom. I went heavy on the tofu and pea pods this time. The food came nuclear hot so it did take some time for it to cool down enough to eat.\n\nMy coworkers were surprised by the volume of food and they seemed to enjoy their shezuan beef and chicken dishes. \n\nI am not the food authority at the office, if some one is going out they now ask me where to go thanks to my recommendation of this place for lunch.
__label__2 We have friends who rave about mu shu. We like it, but not enough to make it regular, and we live just a few blocks away. Price/value is measured in pounds. Friendly service, still it's cafeteria quality
__label__4 My husband and I went to My Shu for dinner tonight. I can sum up the food in just one word \"YUM\"! Everything was so good, the veggies were so fresh, spring rolls to die for. I had the Veggie My Shu with fried rice. It was huge and absolutely the best Mu Shu ever. My husband had Sweet and Sour chicken and he loved it. He can be a bit picky about Asian food and this place was a hit. The service was wonderful, everyone was very friendly. I loved the open kitchen concept. I could see right into the kitchen and it was super clean. 5 Stars!!
__label__4 So I walk in and it being my first time here my face must have gave it away because the owner walked up to me and asked if this was my first time here. He then walked me through the process, almost everything is made to order except for the daily combo they are already precooked. He handed me a menu which is fairly basic but had some great items on it. I walked up to the cashier and she was friendly and welcoming she gave me some ideas and help me decide on what to get the Mu shu wrap.....AWESOME.... It was stir fry, rice and chicken wrapped in a tortilla, it was heaven. \n\nI would totally recommend this place and will be going back!!!
__label__3 We get Sauce salads to go for dinner a lot.  My favorite is the chicken with pinenuts and I usually substitute the blue cheese for goat or feta and I get the vinaigrette instead of the dressing it comes with.  It's delicious and filling.  The chicken is shredded and always cooked perfectly, it tastes like rotisserie chicken.  It also comes with a tasty dinner roll and butter.  I'm not really a fan of their pizzas because they are too thin for my liking, but I know some people that really do like them.  I've also had the shells and meatballs which I love, the sauce is delish!  I recommend for take out or a laid back dinner.  You can order beer and wine.  They don't really have wait service, you order and pay up front and then they bring you the food.
__label__2 Came in at lunchtime, first thing very noisy! Margarita was good if you want tacos go to filobertos . Enjoyed the carne asada lunch bit was lacking that certain something overall good service food was good but not fantastic
__label__3 Brunch? I had no idea they served brunch! I can't remember the name of the brunch item I ordered, but I've been trying to emulate it at home without success ever since. Anyway, it involved two fried corn tortillas smothered with refried beans, green chili sauce, and a fried egg. I ordered a cup of pozole to start because it was a little cold outside and a spicy cup of soup sounded good and it did not disappoint. All components of my meal were great and so was the service. I will not let a year pass between visits next time.
__label__4 I love SB.  I eat there at least once a week and find that the menu has a good variety.  I like the daily menu with different seafood items.  Jessica is the best!!
__label__3 This place is banging!\n\nA group of us from work decided to head here Friday night to celebrate something. What it was evades me, and probably isn't that important. What matters is we were able to take over the upstairs balcony, have good service and drink like we were back in college. \n\nThe times I've eaten here before, it's always been very good. I did not eat last night; rather, I imbibed quite liberally. Three Guinnesses and two Irish Car Bombs later, I was pleasantly relaxed and had to kick it. I was glad I hadn't driven because parking is at a premium. That and the whole drinking and driving thing is so 1988. Buzzed walking is tubular!
__label__3 Rosie's is mine and my sister's go to beer place. It is conveniently close and just very cozy. I always get the Magner's Cider which is so damn delicious, and Wenesday's live performer is always so delightful to listen to.
__label__4 Rosie McCaffrey's is my favorite Irish pub, nay my favorite bar of all time! I can always find a seat at the bar and I can always find decent people to converse with. Bartenders are super nice and friendly. As far as the food goes I can't say too much, I've only ever really had the wings and they are sufficient. I mainly go for the vibe and to relax with a nice ale. Love going on Friday or Saturday nights because the bands are always top notch and everyone always seems to be having a good time.\n\nHonestly, I've had quite a few experiences here in 6 years. Met some amazing people. Exchanged some numbers. Had deep introspective conversations with close friends and strangers. It's always been a great time and isn't that what it's all about? \n\nI can't recommend this place enough. Give it a chance and if you're disappointed you're  probably just a sad hollow shell of a human being.
__label__4 Great authentic Irish Pub not a chain just a real Irish Pub, Great food, music and people.  This is a sure thing to bring out of town guests, family and to celebrate your life. Great memories here for sure.
__label__3 I had the pastrami reuben, it was super delicious. The Nachos are definitely a must have as well!  It has a great atmosphere and the service was perfect! Can't wait to go again!
__label__3 I'm not from the area, so it totally baffles me that AZ has so many great restaurants in strip malls.  Tapino is one of them.\n\nI didn't sit in the main dining room but at the bar and was very well taken care of by our bartender.  We started off with the $5 happy hour menu and then began ordering off the regular menu.\n\nLobster Corn Dogs - nice sweet crispy crust and sweet lobster mixed with the sweet chili sauce made this taste like dessert.  They also came with two other dipping sauces but I was pleased with the first one I tried.\n\nBeef Carpaccio - I'm not a big fan of beef but this was a great dish.  The fried capers on top added a nice salty crunchy bite.\n\nHalibut - I love fish and this was a tasty tasty dish.\n\nGrilled Flat Iron Steak w/ Chimmichurri Sauce - Like I said, I'm not a big red meat eater but this one hit the spot as well.  The sauce was great.  The outside of the meat was salty crisp while the inside was still juicy and tender.\n\nHummus - I wasn't a huge fan of the hummus.  Instead of it being nice and creamy it was quite lumpy and felt a bit like wallpaper paste.  \n\nOur bartender kept our wine glasses full and even gave us a free sampling to compare to the wine we were currently drinking.  His generosity and knowledge of wines was very appreciated.\n\nWhen I'm back in the AZ area, I'd definitely come back to try out the rest of the menu.
__label__0 First of all, this has nothing to do with Tapino's food or service. It may be great. In fact, that's what we were hoping.\n\nSecondly, we are big fans of what Chef Porter is trying to do. We have great respect for them advocating the locavore movement & using local farms & vendors. We're huge fans of local farmers markets & buy all our produce there. We're also huge fans of local independent restaurants & business and patronize them as much as possible.\n\nSo the birthday fail begins...\n\nOne more thing. Birthdays in my family are a big deal. Food is a big deal. We all grew up working in my dad's restaurant (the Glass Door) & food is hugely important to us. For birthdays, we do a fancy dinner & a family dinner. This was a family dinner. Lots of thought goes into choosing the place for each occasion. This was also my wife's birthday. Kind of a big deal for me. \n\nFor family dinner, we all go so we need a place that isn't too hard on the budget & that suits different dietary needs (some vegetarians, some food allergies). Looked at a ton of places & figured that we should try Tapino as they had a great food/drink special & we were into what they are doing. Figured it would be a gateway meal to us coming back a great deal more. \n\nOk, very last thing, kids... So we brought our kids. We've brought our kids out to eat since they were born & they know & appreciate good food. They've been places like Sea Saw, Nobu, Bouchon, etc. They know how to behave & are always expected to behave.\n\nSo to the story...\n\nCalled Tapino yesterday & spoke to the manager & asked if they could take a party of 12 for happy hour. She said they normally don't take reservations for happy hour but would be ready for us. Asked if they had 2 high chairs for the kids. She said no but they had low chairs & low tables on the patio that would work great. So we're in good shape, right?\n\nWell today, I walk in myself (without kids) & say that we are here for the party of 12 w/kids. The hostess said no kids allowed in bar nor on patio (as they allow smoking on the patio) & they don't serve happy hour in the restaurant & just lets it sit at that. Pretty weird. Was almost as if they'd were ready for us. \n\nOk, so if you don't want kids in your place...at least tell us. I dragged 12 people out & set their expectations & was excited to have the perfect place to celebrate my wife's birthday. Then we get there & you say sorry, nope?\n\nAlso, there wasn't a single person in the restaurant at this time. It was about 5:45. Not one.\n\nI'm like in shock so I tell her I spoke with someone yesterday & she understood our situation & that we were coming in. She said that she was right there when I spoke with her manager & they don't allow kids in the bar or on the patio & they don't do happy hour in the resturant. Ok, I get it. Probably heard this 7 times when I was there.\n\nMight as well have said go away, leave, we don't want you here.\n\nShe eventually said that the manager was there & she'd have her come talk with me.\n\nDuring the wait, I asked about last night's locavore dinner & told her we were excited to be there as we'd been following them on Chowhound & the Phoenix Hound Gathering group. Also told her I'd been talking with one of the farmers that was in for the previous night's event. Basically I let her know we know what they did & were into it. Might have factored in a bit? Nope.\n\nEventually, the manager came out & they chatted.\n\nThe manager then came over & changed the story & said we could sit in the bar at a couple of benches but kept reiterating that the kids couldn't make any noise nor move around at all. Ok, fine. First of all, we expect the kids to behave. If she'd left it with one mention, maybe we'd have just sat down. But with repeated mentions of no noise, no moving around, it was obvious they didn't want us there. I told her I felt that way & she said that wasn't the case but it rang quite hollow.\n\nI went outside to talk with the family & figured we'd probably go elsewhere as we really weren't wanted. Went in to tell the hostess (manager was nowhere around) & got a perfunctory sorry.\n\nJust seems like such a customer service failure. If they'd wanted us there, they could have refrained from making us feel unwelcome. Or if they were uncomfortable with kids being in the bar or on the patio, they could have easily set us up in the empty restaurant & offered us the same food/drink.\n\nOr they could have told us their mantra \"no kids in the bar or on the patio, no happy hour in the restaurant\" on the phone. \n\nMaybe it was a bad situation for them but if it were me, I would have tried a little bit harder to find a solution that wouldn't have so alienated us.\n\nI don't know. I'm epxecting to see Chef Porter at OTFM & am friends with people who work with him & maybe we'll come back (sans kids of course) but right now it sure doesn't feel like it & it's a major bummer as Tapino seems like a place that is doing excactly what we love & we could have been huge fans.
__label__2 Overpriced.\n\nI spent about $300 on bra, underwear, garter, and stockings.\n\nIf you have boobs bigger than a C, don't expect to find your size.
__label__0 Worst ted baker shopping experience ever, there's a sales guy with weird hair, he is super rude!
__label__4 I was blown away by La Reve -- Steve Winn's version of Cirque du Soleil. It was nothing short of spectacular! The water elements were truly amazing. I couldn't believe the acrobatics, the heights, the dancing, the antics. I was also surprised by the depth of emotion I felt too. It was so abstract, yet so emo. \n\nI do wonder about the guy with the man boobs though... can anyone enlighten me? Still contemplating that one.
__label__4 Located in the Wynn hotel (my favorite!)\n\nWe were lucky enough to score awesome tickets to Le Reve through the discount tickets counter.  The theatre is great, and there is not a bad seat in the house.  The first two rows are \"splash\" rows, so they tend to be a little cheaper.  We sat a row behind the splash rows, and I only felt a little bit of splash.  \n\nThe best part of the show, the amazing dives!  Since the show was a water show, I was so amazed at their ability to hold on to each other without slipping! \n\nTruly an amazing show.  If you like Cirque to Soleil, you will like Le Reve.
__label__3 This show was pretty great though I loved Zumanity even better (see review). I was staying with family at the Wynn so we splurged for tickets to La Reve. The acrobatics were really phenomenal and the dives into the gorgeous pools of water were amazing too. The show seemed to try to have a bit of a plot but the excitement and beauty of the acrobatics far out-weighed my interest in the story line. \n\nThey seemed to plan the seating extremely well for this show so that basically every seat in the house is a good seat. \n\nI don't think you can EVER go wrong with a Cirque de Soleil show! I definitely want to catch them all!!!
__label__4 Been to Vegas countless times, but never really seen any shows. However, I saw this one with the family awhile back and it was amazing! I've never seen anything like it. Just the detail, stunts, drama, choreography, costume, and acting put into this water show is something that will blow you away. I always pay attention to detail and this show was definitely an eye catching experience I'll never forget. \n\nIt's like being in a dream.. Love it!
__label__2 Okay, so I guess (according to previous reviews) this isn't a Cirque du Solei show. \n\nThe show is good but it didn't blow me away, maybe because I kept comparing it to the O show at Bellagio. It was really colorful though, which I enjoyed and overall, it was entertaining. \n\nThe arena is pretty small and it's shaped in a circle. The cheaper seats are closer up so be warned: you might get splashed with water (you'll definitely feel some mist).
__label__2 I liked, but did not love, La Reve.\n\nAs others have mentioned though, that is probably because I had seen several Cirque shows before, both in Vegas and on tour.  \n\nLa Reve is pretty to look at and very well done... and there are elements that I truly enjoyed but it just didn't hold my attention the entire time like a Cirque show can. \n\nWhat I did like was the somewhat dark and mysterious nature of the show in spots.  The opening with the craggy, industrial looking tree and the acrobatics that take place on it, is fantastic to watch.  \n\nAlso the section with the angels (though some people have said \"doves\" but my first thought was angels) reminded me of what I would think an angel would look like.  Not that I am particularly religious, I'm not... I just don't buy into sweet and gentle nature of angels that is so commonplace.  With that in mind, that particular part of the show was kind of like a Revelations type descent from heaven come to life, for me.  It was pretty breathtaking.  \n\nAside from that, because I am a dancer I love watching choreography of all forms and I love the demonstration of the human body and what it's capable of.  These performers are so strong, and so well rehearsed... it's really quite awesome.\n\nWould I go back and see it again?  No.   There really isn't a bad seat in the house, and it was worth my time.. I had wanted to see it for a while.. but all things considered I would prefer to see Ka next or go back and see Zumanity again.   YMMV.
__label__3 This show is more serious than Mystere. The acrobats in Le Rev though was PHENOMENAL! The whole time we had our jaws touching the ground. The set up of the show was great, audiences are able to view the performers from anywhere they sit. This is a show I will definitely recommend!
__label__2 Seems to want to be O. But it did have good effects, music and talented artists. However, the actual story is lacking coherency and things aren't as stemless as a Cirque show.
__label__3 This was my first show with water.  I want to call it a Cirque du Soleil show, but it's not.  (Read Misti Y.'s review to understand why its not a Cirque show)  But it is very Cirque-esq that you would THINK it was a Cirque show.\n\nAlas, the theater is very nice.  I was hot and cold throughout the show (probably due to the humidity) so make sure to bring something you can take on and off.\n\nMy husband really liked the show.  But, we compare everything to The Beatles LOVE show (since we LOVED it so much).  It was very entertaining and I would recommend it for sure.  If you have ever seen any shows like this before, you know there are some incredible moves and \"tricks\" that they do.  \n\nI did think it was a tad too long, but for the price, it was great entertainment!
__label__2 Sat in the front row, Got wet and watched a pretty cool show. Its all mostly in water which felt kinda repetitive but still kept me interested throughout. Worth the watch but definately not for the money. Seen better for less.
__label__3 This is quite a show!!  The theater itself is truly beautiful... I don't think there is a bad seat in the house.  I'll be honest, I found the actual story hard to follow... but who cares?  The acrobatics and aerial action were amazing!!  There is so much to see...the show just seems to fly by.  Lots of really fit people swinging around together all wet... not bad at all!
__label__4 This is a MUST SEE!!  I had wanted to see this show a few years back when I was in Vegas before and I wasnt able to see it.  But WOW/  The seats are great, no bad seat in the house.  Love the mix of water, acrobatics, theatre and everything.  The stories told were great/  Love the costumes and the acrobatics are amazing.  I would recommend this to anyone who wants to see a spectacular show.
__label__4 Super amazing show and once again Cirque du soleil did not disappoint! Loved all the choreography including the magic! Still do not know how most of it was done, just amazing! Talented staff and loved all the water tricks. Sometimes I was seriously scared for some of the performers... They really put their life on the life for our pure entertainment! The Wynn theatre is just gorgeous and I'm glad we spent our night watching this show.
__label__2 This performance was on par I think to  Michael Jackson's Cirque show and much more artsy. I like the small venue and the Greek Theatre layout as well.
__label__4 I saw Le Reve a while ago when I got my free tickets from another web site.  Having seen all cirque shows, by far this and Love were my favorites but I think this show is #1.  The theater in the round was georgous..wonderful, comfy seats.  The sets/stages were the most spectacular that I have ever seen.  Performers first rate.  To this day I still talk about the spectacular experience. Definitely something to see.
__label__4 BRAVO!  I was so impressed by this show. First of all when you walk into the Wynn you feel like a million bucks and this venue is no different.  The music, the lighting, the water, and the stunts were amazing!  I am definitely going back to Le Reve the next time I go to Vegas.  I like how the seating is round so practically every seat is a great seat.  If you sit too close in the \"Splash Zone\" you will get wet.
__label__1 see the waitress?  see her ignore you?  see a bartender ?  good luck if you can find one...maybe they are hiding somewhere?  big points on the art and decor, the music is usually stellar, but the service is really lacking.  there is a really good selection of beer, somewhat pricey.  the hummus is really good.  oh but why is the Indian serving the naked goddess on the painting above the bar?  that will have you stumped for hours!
__label__2 I agree with generally everyone:\n\nHummus, good.\n\nDrink prices and ingredients, confusing.\n\nWaitresses, awful.\n\nPotential, there.\n\nMusic, awesome.
__label__1 Points for being independent and struggling to fight the nasty chains that plague our city. But c'mon. The food really is pretty ordinary. I challenge anyone to say it's unique or tasty. And more importantly, service is *always* important. It's NOT cool to be that laid back. Maybe on a beach in Thailand but not when trying to run an eatery in Central Phoenix. Gordon Ramsey would have a field day.
__label__0 never in my life have i been so happy to dine and dash before. i won't give a time it happened, nor will i ever return, so i honestly don't fear retribution.\n\nbut after waiting 30 minutes between drinks, and then never saw the waitress again i was so fed up with this place i just walked the fuck out. if they don't care enough about the customers to at least make their rounds every 5-10 minutes to see if we are happy. then they certainly don't care about my money. which by the way i would have been happy to give them. the drinks were good. but i was sober before the next one arrived. unless they are freezing the ice cubes to order, there is no reason for a delay. I'm not going to cause a fuss and complain to the manager. I'm sure the wait on a manager would have been just as bad as the service. so kick rocks. I'm out.\n\nfrom my experience, i really don't think this establishment deserves more then 1 star. i would give 0 if it was possible.
__label__2 I was hesitant to hit up Carly's for dinner last night because of the mixed reviews that were written previously, but we were in a time crunch and wanted to grab a quick bite before heading over to the Phoenix Neutrino Project.  I was with my BF; we were downtown and it looked like it wasn't too crowded, so we parked and went inside.\n\nThis place has character!  It reminded us a bit of the original Pita Jungle in Tempe... artwork on the walls and a hipster crowd.  Lots of healthy options on the menu and a nice selection of beer as well.  We both ordered the vegetarian wrap sandwich.  It comes with your choice of orzo or chips.  I read 'Terra Chips' somewhere on the menu, and since I love Terra Chips, I went with the chips.  Jared went with the orzo salad.  Our service was quick and attentive, and we both enjoyed our sandwiches... not quite as good as Pita Jungle, but pretty good.  I was disappointed that the 'chips' my sandwich came with were just plain potato chips, not Terra Chips.  Jared seemed to enjoy his orzo salad.\n\nWe were in and out in less than an hour, and we were satisfied with our light dinner.  I would go back to Carly's but I'd like to explore some of the other downtown local bars and restaurants before I do so.
__label__3 Not sure if Carly's has lowered their price or not but the food was very reasonable.  Sandwiches around 8 bucks and hummus and pita dip was 5.  Plus they have a 2 dollar beer special so cool!  I really like this place.  The server at our table was a little bit snobbish but other then that this is a great late night place to eat!   The food is a little bit trendy and posh but the prices not so much.   I don't  we went at 11pm on a Friday night and the food was served hot and fresh not like warm lamp fresh.  They give you way too much pita for your hummus but its so tasty you can eat it plain.  \n\nThey warm it up which is a plus since a lot of places now a days think that cold stale pita is the way to go.  I had a pear sandwich grilled panini style which had Bree pear and prosciutto.  \n\nThe Prosciutto was very thin just how it should be and Bree tasted very fresh.  I will be going back here for late night munching !\n\nOne last note they also have live music on the weekends ! Great fun!
__label__4 Carly's is in a very unassuming little building in the downtown area of Phoenix. There are two doors, but only one works. For people like me, that can be a bit of an embarrassment.\n\nThe bartender was quick to come and offer me a drink. They have quite a wide range of beers and ales to choose from.\nI chose a Guiness because, well, it's Guiness.\n\nAfter some conversation I decided it was time to eat.\n\nI ordered the cuban.\n\nTwo words; GREAT Cuban!\n\nSeriously, that was one of the best sandwiches I have ever had the pleasure of experiencing.\n\nEvar!\n\nThe cost was quite reasonable, great food, great beer selection, they have private parking, and it's downtown. What more can you ask?
__label__1 A few friends and I visited Carly's on a whim one night while out for the art walk. I had never been there before nor remember specifically seeing it while in Phoenix, so from the description we had in a brochure we were expecting something else. I'm not sure I was really upset about it, and I didn't mind the charm once I got there, but I was a little disappointed and I could tell some of my friends were too.\n\nYes the service is slow and not necessarily the best. However, at least in my opinion, I expected this the minute I walked in and scoped the place out.\n\nI ordered the pear panini and an orange mojito. The pear panini was extremely delicious. There have been a few occasions since where I've thought of trying to imitate it at home. My orange mojito didn't taste very orange but in the end it wasn't worth asking for another one with the speed of service. \n\nAll in all it's a decent place if you're prepared for what you are going to get and while I wouldn't go out of my way to go there again, I did really enjoy that pear panini.
__label__1 Good food...but the service when doing 'carry out' orders is quite slow. Give yourself an extra 20 mins or so after they say it'll be ready. I know this place is popular, so maybe that's why I guess. Anyway, maybe someone else will have a better experience. (Please note this review was based on a few experiences throughout this past spring/summer and could of been resolved by now, I just wanted people to be aware of the possibility)
__label__0 I'm getting annoyed with Carly's. I work in the area, so I typically make a take out order with them on days where I forgot to pack a lunch. The service is always just average. I don't mind dealing with it.. I always order the same exact thing. \n\nSo today I place an order for my usual, only to be told they dont make it at that time, only brunch. (funny, because I ALWAYS order this. At THIS time.) I said that and the girl acted like she'd be bending backwards to accomodate me but would do it \"this time\" even though it's on the kids/sides menu and they are not supposed to do those items to go. *eye roll* We're talking a simple sandwich with ham and cheese. Whatever. Perhaps they should make a list of acceptable items they'd like to receive money for? Who's the customer here? \n\nThat debaucle out of the way I go to pay for my food. I dont carry cash so I pull out my debit card, like always. The girl says, \"oh, just so you know, there's normally a $5 limit for card purchases. We'll do it just this once though.\" \n\nSorry I've been so inconvenient for you Carly's. I'll take my debit card elsewhere. (especially since the food is not worth a fight anyways)
__label__3 I love Carly's. But I love Carly's the most for a weekday dinner. If you come when it's super busy or on First Fridays it's not as enjoyable and you'll age 5 years before finding a parking spot.\n\nThis is your average, trendy little bistro. Soup, salads, sandwiches, deeee-licious cocktails, and Passion Pit playing in the background. I like to get the caprese sandwich w/ a side or orzo and my favorite drink is coffee w/ Kahlua (or Bailey's - depending on my mood). They use coffee from Lux which is a huge plus for love-your-local enthusiasts like myself.\n\nThe bill adds up after dinner, drinks, and tiramisu for dessert... but it's worth it.
__label__0 New Carly's. No tuna. Menu change & Carly's removed the tuna. Sorry but as that was my fav sandwich, I won't be back. Bummer. Less options other than chicken & beef. New menu letdown. Boo. Dislike.
__label__3 Come on now...get your boots on and giddyup!\n\nOkay not really, but you could. When we were looking for a unique, yet affordable place that was casual for a group consisting of kids, adults and seniors - we chose Greasewood Flat!\n\nThe inside dining area of Greasewood Flat was warm and cozy...lit up by fireplaces, heads of dead animals and everything else southwest under the sun. The food was great and afterwards we purchased a bag of marshmallows and goodies to make S'Mores and headed out back to the fire pits.\n\nFun place, definitely will be back! The niece and nephew loved it.
__label__4 Wayne, oh, Wayne--you and your staff could not have been more amazing for our bar mitzvah Shabbat dinner at Greasewood!!!  Not only was the food really tasty and the atmosphere super fun, but you also handled our very serious food allergies with such patience and detail. From showing us labels to bringing in special buns, you really went above and beyond.  The night could not have been more perfect. How can we thank you enough?  All I can say is I so hope that this gem of a place is saved - what a loss it would be to Scottsdale if this place closes. Save Greasewood!!!!!
__label__2 Bloom is a part of the Fox restaurant concepts and located in the upscale Gainey ranch area of Scottsdale. Went with a friend for a lazy Sunday lunch and sat in the outside patio. Though the view of the patio is just the srpawling parking lot of the shopping complex ,the nice weather in Phoenix made it enjoyable. \nThe menu looks very similar to one of its sister restaurants North (in Kierland Commons) . We had a glass of sangria which was nice and refreshing. My friend had the Tuna salad and I had the salmon. The food was good. Another similarity with North is the lovely butter they give with the bread (Though the butter at North is better, also we had to ask for the bread, it didnt come automaticallyas one would expect). \nA good experience.
__label__3 Visited El Encanto with some friends for lunch the first time last week.  The restaurant has a great atmosphere.  We sat inside with a view of the pond and the ducks.  The service was good and the food above average.  \n\nThe green salsa is fantastic with a wonderful flavor.  The chips are fresh and they are happy to refill as you request.  I ordered the carnitas which were terrific.  Others at the table had the carne asada, the fajitas and the pollo fundido.  Good reviews on the food from everyone.  Portions were generous and we all left with no room for dessert.\n\nGreat place for lunch or dinner.  The restaurant has a nice feel and  you certainly won't leave hungry.
__label__1 Oh, El Encanto...so much promise, so little delivery.\n\nI chose this location for my in-laws to take me on a \"Bon Voyage\" meal because I had been to \"Dos\" and heard the ambiance was even better at the Cave Creek location. After eating here, I wasn't one bit sad that I was leaving Phoenix.\n\nIf interested, you can read my review of El Encanto Dos as well. Surprisingly, the reviews are almost opposite (you'd think they'd be similar if owned by the same people).\n\nFirst look, I wasn't amazed. Of course, the pond and the ducks are great, but it produces demanding birds that the net over the pond can't completely prevent. We went early in the evening on a weekday, maybe right around 5pm and it was pretty empty. Our server was very attentive at first, but strayed a bit towards the end. I'm not going to say anything else about the service; I've only been there once and I'm hoping that bad service isn't a theme with the Encanto restaurants.\n\nThe margarita...I don't remember much about it, so I\"m going to say it wasn't memorable. The food was memorable, only in that it was such a bore. I got a quesadilla and could have gotten something more interesting/tastier at Denny's. In fact, I was really astounded at the boringness of the food. Everyone I was with at the table said that they thought the meal was lacking in a way.\n\nThis visit took place in mid-May 2010, and I'm not sure if they had just gotten a new cook, or had some other issue. That is the only time I've been there, so I can't testify to much...but when I go back to visit Phoenix, I won't be going to El Encanto.
__label__2 I had passed this restaurant dozens of time without knowing what magic was behind the plain building. I was very pleasantly surprised upon walking in at around 9pm on a Friday night to see ducks and turtles swimming around. The tables outside were filled with lovers, adding to the romantic ambiance of El Encanto. There was a older gentleman singing Spanish love songs while playing the guitar. It was like another world from the street that we entered from; it almost felt like a secret club for some reason. And I was happy to have found it.\n\nAnyway, on to the food. I shared the pollo fundido with my other half. I wasn't TOO impressed, because I still think X Tapa Joe's has the best Pollo Fundido in town, but the yellow rice that accompanied the dish was superb. Usually, I am disappointed at the dry and bland Mexican rice that comes with entrees. Not here. It tasted like the yellow rice that I make, which is moist and rich in flavor. The margaritas were a bit too sweet but still okay. Overall, I thought it was a great place for a date night as it seeped with romance. I would love to try another dish sometime to give them a higher rating, but so far, the 3 stars I gave it seems right on point.
__label__3 We visit this restaurant often.    Visitors from out of town love the atmosphere, especially the ducks.    We were looking for breakfast and wanted to go somewhere different.    We had not tried the brunch and thought it was about time.    The brunch was a good value at $14.95 with a large selection of regular menu favorites and a few added bonuses.    The omelet bar, waffles and fresh fruit were a nice added bonus.    It's a great place to take the kids and grandma.    Enjoy a nice margarita or mimosa with your brunch.
__label__1 The duck pond was my favorite part , but it is kind of dirty and lacking pond plants for the turtles that live there.\n\nIf you are shopping along this strip and need a break this will do because It IS NOT THE WORST but also NOT The best in American style Mexican cuisine.\n\nWe thought we were going to try the $14.95 buffet but took a peek and decided against it because nothing to use looked appetizing and there were very few choices I think only 6 buffet pans plus an omelet station .\n\nThey gave us the chips and the 3 sauces so MAYBE it's just me but all 3 sauces had an unusual ingredient added that I didn't care for .\n\nMy Chicken Fajita salad came and I DO NOTE this was the greasiest and oiliest one I have ever had it was very generous with peppers and onions and red cabbage that I picked out because dripping with oil . The chicken had an odd texture sort of dried out but juicy like a dry sponge with liquid . My salad also came with Mexican Style sour cream and  guacamole . I asked for the re fried beans on the side and my husband tried them he said they were just unseasoned whipped beans that really needed some salt .\n\nMy husband tried the carnitas and thought the actual pork was OK but the black beans that came with it just had an awful smoke flavor to them and he also wasn't a fan of the corn tortillas . He was having gastric problems the next day and thought it was from here since  I was fine and it was the only food we had different the day before . (so it seemed like kind of visiting Mexico for real) I can't say positively that this was from here just a guess .\n\nIf you dine here a table would be better than a booth because you will have a better view of the ducks , swans and turtles .
__label__1 This establishment used to have excellent service and food, but sadly this has not been the case the last few times I have visited El Encanto. I am in no means picky with what I eat, and I am not comparing 5 star meals to a place such as this, but their Plato Burro consisted of a few strands of dry meat shoved into a cold tortilla. The rice was cold, beans microwaved, and the server came around to the table once every twenty minutes or so. The only thing that prevents this place from having 1 star in my book is the pretty duck pond, and their salsa is very good. Avoid this place and head somewhere else if you want good mexican food.
__label__4 My family stopped here on a Friday afternoon during our vacation. It wasn't busy at all so our experience was a quiet one. \nThe atmosphere was beautiful inside and out!  If it hadn't been for the fact that it reached record high temps that day, we would've eaten outside. We were able to sit at a table right next to the pond and it was really fun to watch the ducks and turtles swim. \nWe were greeted and seated immediately, and our waiter was very attentive. My hubby and I both had the Pollo Fundido and is was soooo good!  The quality of the chicken was excellent!\nIt was also a fun little town to walk around after lunch. Next time we are in AZ we will be back!
__label__4 Excellent food! Excellent service and great ambience. Will definitely come back on my next trip to Arizona
__label__0 I used to eat at El Encanto a lot years ago, and when a buddy invited me to go with him to Cave Creek shopping for a Mexican style Bistro table, I said \"only if you treat me to lunch at El Encanto!\n\nUnfortunately, lunch was a disappointment. They seated us at a table in the direct sun (it's January, and the hostess said \"so you can enjoy the warm sun\"). The problem was that the sun was at an angle that blinded us so we requested to be moved. Our waiter took our order, then the hostess moved us to a perfectly good table.\n\nBut it seems that our waiter at the original table was not happy about giving us up to the waiter for the new table, and while that argument ensued, we had no waiter. After what seemed like forever, I motioned to the waiter waiting the table next to ours and asked if he knew who our waiter was. He told me that the original waiter would be waiting on us, and I told him that so far no one has waited on us. He said tersely \"So what is it that you need?\"  I said \"some silverware and water would be a nice start\". He grabbed silverware, napkins and water glasses from a nearby table and said \"don't shoot the messenger\" to which I said \"I don't want to shoot anyone, I just want standard service\".\n\nOur food did show up, and later our waiter showed up.\n\nWe ordered:\n\n- Large Guacamole (to share)\n- Quesadilla with chili strips (my buddy)\n- Chili Relleno with Carne Asada (me)\n\nThe guacamole was actually quite good, even if it is a bit over priced.\nThe Quesadilla was not a Quesadilla at all, but a cheap cheese crisp and not really even a good Cheese Crisp at that.\nThe Carne Asada that came with the Chilli Relleno was good, but the Poblano was filled with mashed potatoes! (yep, mashed potatoes). I guess it was the Irish-Mexican version of the Chili Relleno?\n\nOverall we managed to pay $40 for an $8 lunch, and an overall bad experience.\n\nAs it turns out, I will be going to Cave Creek several times in the coming weeks. As it turns out I will not be dining at El Encanto.\n\nAnyone know of a good place to eat in Cave Creek?
__label__0 I was excited to get Mexican food while visiting Arizona and this restaurant is so cute it looked great. We were happy with the seating and it was packed. But the food did not live up to our expectations. The dishes ranged from mediocre (the meat dishes) to horrible. The vegetarian dish was the worst. Multiple dishes marked vegetarian (with their symbol system on the menu) actually weren't when I inquired about the sauce. I ordered a vegetarian burrito and ended up with a plate of rice and beans. Literally. Half the plate was refried beans and rice. The other half was an uncooked flour tortilla with the exact same rice and beans and a tiny bit of melted cheese. I asked for more salsa and some guacamole for some flavor but even the guacamole was rather tasteless. I literally could have made this dish with a tortilla and some refried beans from a can. So disappointed with this.
__label__3 I've been to Caf\u00e9 Zuzu a handful of times now... mostly for drinks, once for dinner, and most recently for breakfast.  I've never been disappointed and I'm sure I'll continue to be a frequent customer, especially since I'm now living so close-by in Old Town!  \n\nI recall that they have some tasty martinis on the menu, but most recently I enjoyed a glass of Cakebread Sauv Blanc - you can never go wrong with that!  Chef Chuck Wiley does a fantastic job in the kitchen as I've both dined in and experienced his culinary creations around town at some foodie events.  \n\nSince my latest experience at Caf\u00e9 Zuzu was for breakfast, I have to dedicate a paragraph to that... wow!  I'm hesitant to share this since I don't know that I want the word out about this, but Caf\u00e9 Zuzu's breakfast rocks!  I was there with Andrea R (the morning after the pARTy), and our meal was divine!  I was leaning toward ordering their wheat pancakes served with fruit butter and a side of egg whites but Andrea was torn between their yogurt and granola and the same pancakes... So, our waitress suggested we order both and share.  Sold!  She ended up bringing us each half portions of pancakes, egg whites, granola and yogurt - and the half portions were plenty!  The granola was some of the best I've had and everything else was pretty damn delicious too.  I washed mine down with coffee and water and Andrea had some OJ with hers... We sat outside for a while after we finished, talking, working, and taking in the fresh air.  The manager, Paul, came out to check on us, and he even helped me carry my computer inside once we decided we were ready to go... \n\nCaf\u00e9 Zuzu is especially convenient when staying at the Valley Ho, but I now see it as a local dining destination as well.  I'm already looking forward to that granola for breakfast next time I visit!
__label__3 Solid 4-star establishment. While the service is pretty hit or miss (shoutout to Molly, the awesome bartender and Bloody Mary master), the food is consistently above average with lots of options. When I'm feeling healthy, I opt for the Kale salad and Zuzu Smoothie. If I'm embracing the DGAF nature of vacation, I'm going for the stuffed brioche french toast. Great happy hour deals, excellent desserts (I had their coconut cream pie EVERY NIGHT I stayed at the Hotel Valley Ho recently), and enough variety to satisfy every type of palate. They make it pretty difficult to leave the resort grounds when food this tasty is right in the hotel.
__label__4 Love this restaurant.  I had breakfast, lunch and dinner and not one bad meal.\n\nThe miso glazed tofu dish is amazing and I highly suggest it.  \nThe truffled grilled cheese amazing as well.\nThe strozapetti pasta deeeeeeliiiiisssssshhhhh.\nThe seared ahi salad yum.\n\nAnd, if you are there for happy hour don't miss the pickled vegetable tostada.  It is absolutely delicious and super light!  Great appetizer!\n\nService is great, d\u00e9cor is great. \n\nThis is truly a five star restaurant in my book!
__label__2 The food was ok. Not much of a big menu selection either. Ended up here cause the place I originally wanted to go to was closed on New Years Day.  Even though a certain site that starts with a Y and ends with a P that will remain nameless told me that it was open.  I will agree with other Yelpers about the ambiance being really cool. I'll go check it out again if I happen to be in the area and others places are packed. But I honestly don't see any reason to go there again.
__label__0 Went here looking for something to eat that was fast.  Turns out the only thing that was fast were my bowels after I ate here.  I got mild food poisoning along with a friend that ate here the same night.  \n\nNow if the food was really really good I could maybe maybe deal with it and take my chances but it was mediocore at BEST.  Nothing really tasty or unique about their pizza.  Also, the service was slow considering the amount of customers they had.  I'm done!
__label__0 Stood in line for over 30min for 2 slices! Only one guy was working both making pizzas, reheating slices, and serving people.  He was completely inefficient, spending the majority of the time checking and rechecking if a pizza had finished baking.  Meanwhile there are 3 fresh pizzas on display and a line of 20 people are just staring at him waiting to be served.  But even worse there were three guys at the register just staring at the one guy working and goofing off.  We almost missed our show and it was a complete waste of time. I would never recommend this place to anyone!
__label__3 Great pizza! It was perfect! Naturally I had to dab some grease off but it's the perfect amount of doh with a slight crisp and it was really yummy! They have chicken wings too but they're like curry flavor, just sayin' don't get me wrong tho they were delicious! They have a couple beers on tap and it was a great place to stop for a bite to eat and a bit to drink before we entered cirque se solei next door! We liked it! The service was good as well.
__label__0 One very, very blurry night a few months ago, I was showing an out of town friend around the Strip.  He wanted to go to a buffet in a bad way.  We were right by Harrah's, so against my better judgement, that's where we ended up.  Let's just say $22 a head was outragious for what was offered.\n\nFirst, I was hungry.  Second, I wasn't expecting much, but thought I could eat just about everything.  Nothing looked appetizing to me, even through my beer goggles.  Everything looked old, the place was kind of depressing.  I wouldn't think anyone would really consider ending up here, but if for some reason you are - please think again.  There are better, cheaper buffets in town, I promise.
__label__3 It was 9am and we were hungry and we wanted a traditional american breakfast, so we walked down the strip hoping to find a decent and affordable breakfast buffet.  Most of them were pretty expensive and by the time we walked all the way to Harrah's we were exhausted and extremely hungry, so we thought we'd give it try.  It turned out to be better than we had expected and more!  They even had freshly made cotton candy and gelato!  Prime rib and cocktail shrimp for breakfast!  I think their breakfast prices changes after 10am and luckily we got there before 10am.  They also have a omelet station.  I've never been here for dinner, but breakfast was awesome!
__label__0 1 star for ice cream parlor.\n\nEverything else wasnt even mediocre. They ran out of clean plates and the clean plates werent even clean. I asked my boyfriend to grab me  clean plate to a slice of the driest German chocolate cake ever and there was still pieces of left over food on the plate. \n\nThe hour wait to eat on a Monday for lunch was a waste of time. It lacked variety and the serving area was completely, horrifying. \n\n3 words sums it up, EH, YUCK, AND YUCKY!
__label__2 we had a coupon, which is the initial reason for our farewell dinner. saved a couple bucks for a decent filling meal. not much to complain about.\n\ntypical selection when it came down to the variety of dishes. quality wasn't out of this world. honestly, after a couple bites i was already on to the next. the taco station was probably the only venue that had me returning. oh, and the gelato too of course. it could use a few more flavors though. unfortunately we had a late dinner so by the time we were ready for dessert, cotton candy was over! boohoo to the one thing that seemed interesting!\n\nour waitress was really sweet and super efficient as well. which is more that i can say for the hostess who practically chewed my head off for not wearing shoes! that is until i pointed down and she realized i was in flats and carrying my heels...
__label__1 I think this buffet has a great selection but i can't give it 3 stars because I think PH's buffet is superior. Everyone should definitely take part in the buffet of buffets and find your way here. tons of great food and selection among plenty of buffets to choose from.\n\nA perk to going to this buffet is that it's easier to get to than PH and it's closer to all the action. Finish up here and you can head right on over to the parties! not recommended partying in vegas on a super full stomach though. You'll need the room ;-)
__label__3 Came here for the sunday champagne brunch.\n\ndecent variety of foods from chinese, salads, mexican, breakfast, seafood and even brazillian bbq style meats. I stuck to plenty of pork(bacon, sausage, polish sausage, italian sausage with peppers) and general tao's spicy beef along with other assorted yummies here and there. Only thing that sucks is you now have to pay extra for the all you can drink champagne extravaganza. \n\nAfter a night of drunken shenanigans, here we were getting drunk all over again for breakfast, good times. It's vegas, I think it's a written rule somewhere that this is supposed to happen...\n\nFrom here, off to circus circus blitzed...
__label__2 It's a Vegas buffet!  Not the top buffet around (Wicked Spoon) not the worst (Any Station Casino) but pretty much smack dab in the middle.  Go around 2:30pm save a few bucks by paying lunch prices, then after 3:00pm the dinner comes out including the crab legs.
__label__2 We only went one day for breakfast one day and it was worth the money. Lots of choices and options. So many sweet pastries which I love but it breakfast and it not hard to do. Service was pretty good but its a buffet and you get your own food.\n We would do this again if we stay at Harrahs again but not sure that will happen
__label__0 I am not embarrassed to say I LOVE buffets. I am, however, embarrassed to write the review of this one.  I saw this buffet on a few top ten lists, all of which praised it for being far more affordable than the other top-notch Vegas buffets.  \nMy experience was laughably bad.\nFirst, it's only $10 cheaper than some of the best buffets in Vegas (Bellagio may be my fave) at $27, and the experience is night and day.\nMuch of the food was mislabeled or had no name cards at all, and when I'd mention that fact to the cooks behind the counter, they literally shrugged.  I asked to move to a table near an outlet so I could charge my phone, and the waiter told me \"no one will help you there\", so I sat 15 feet from where they sat me... He walked past me 10 times and never got me a drink or said another word to me.\nThe food was just OK. Not as big a selection as the Rio or Wynn, and while I'm not big on shellfish and sea food, I'd say that was the strength of this buffet. The dessert selection was huge, but much lower-quality than any of the top-notch buffets.\nI ended up eating a make-your-own fajita, which is a bad sign. There are so many better choices, avoid this one.
__label__1 This buffet was so so on a Saturday evening. I can't even recall the food I ate because none of it was impressive. \n\nThis buffet is cheaper than a lot of buffets in Vegas. There's a good amount of selection here - someone for everyone almost. \n\nThe cocktail shrimp is peel yourself and the beef ribs are ginourmous! The dessert was watery and lacking taste - it's usually my favorite part of the meal! Ice cream was good though. \n\nI would only recommend this buffet if you have a coupon, want a quick bite to eat (there's no line), or you have the 24 hour pass and this is the closest place to go.
__label__2 This was our next destination for our \"Buffets of Buffets\" pass. We went around 8pm and there was no line here as well.\n\nService was really good once again. Our waitress was sweet and checked up on us from time to time. \n\nThis buffet was much smaller than Rio's and the food was just decent. We came here for their Brazilian BBQ and was disappointed to not find it. Nothing stood out for us and the variety wasn't much. We did enjoy the take out cotton candy though!\n\nIn the future, I would not visit this buffet again because there are better options available.\n\nMy ranking of the buffets\n1. Le Village Buffet (Paris)\n2. Carnival World Buffet (Rio)\n3. Spice Market Buffet (Planet Hollywood)\n4. Flavors the Buffet (Harrah's)\n\nDidn't get to try the Paradise Garden Buffet at the Flamingo because we were too full!
__label__2 Only reason why we went here was because we walked the strip and realized it was best to eat before getting ready for the club but we didn't have time to wait in line anywhere else. So harrahs it was, food is ok here. Not much of a selection and for some reason just taste more dry compared to other buffets. Gave it 3 stars because the service was good there. Very attentive to our needs which was nice. The best thing here was probably their dessert bar, it looked good and clean!
__label__1 **2.5 stars**\n\nCame here before heading out to the airport since it was right in the hotel we were at (Harrah's). It's located right near the exit of where the Mickey Ds/Panda Express/Chipotle is. It was breakfast time on the border of lunch when we arrived and it was about $19. I think they have a deal where you can get unlimited alcoholic drinks? The customer service from the cashier and our waitress was excellent. \n\nOn to the food, it was pretty decent. From the looks of it, I thought it was going to be bad but I enjoyed most of the food I ate.  The hash browns were nice and buttery, which I got thirds of. The other selections were small but I liked it better than Cravings at Mirage...I think anywhere is better than there. For $19, not worth it. Maybe $10?? I'd come back to try the dinner because it sounds like they have some good options. I guess for a cheap buffet like this unlike the one at Caesar's...can't complain too much!
__label__4 SO YUMMY. A great guilty pleasure in Vegas. Oh wait, what isn't there? I had just your basics - cheeseburger and fries, chocolate shake. Can't go wrong.\n\nGood service and quick - lots of lines here but they get through them quick. I miss it and it's DEFINITELY on the list for going back (at least twice, three preferably) the next time I'm in Vegas or any other city that has them. Go eat!
__label__1 If you like basic bland burgers that you could probably cook yourself by buying those pre-shaped beef patties and slapping them on the grill at home (topped off with your basic condiments on a plain bun), then this is probably your kind of place.  Also, the fries are thin, overly salted, and basic.\n\nI will give props to the shakes, which are very good and thick.\n\nAll told, it's a basic burger joint that so happens to be open at ungodly hours so you can get your post-buzz fix after partying all night.  At least the prices are reasonable...
__label__3 I love Lisa's Bowl of Balls.  It is a very yummy and satisfying dish.  I go to Lisa G's just for her meatballs when I'm craving meat.  I highly recommend this dish.
__label__4 Not even sure where to start on this review....I was so very impressed !!  Had the pleasure of eating here last week and have no clue why I waited so long!  Bad Gina!\n\nThe outdoor patio is fantastic.  The are where I sat has some sort of old machine that's been revamped into a super cool water fountain sculpture.  It was very calming to listen to while sitting on the patio.\n\nFor dinner I had the bowl of balls...WOW....these were great!  Homemade meatballs by a real Italian....I'm very very picky about Italian food since I grew up with real Italian food back East.  Not to sound snobby, but my parents were born and raised in Italy so I know a little bit about Italian food  :)  My Dad would even approve of these meatballs and he is SUPER fussy !\n\nThe wine selection is very nice and the drinks were on special that night.  $6 for any drink!!  What a deal.  I had a really nice Reisling...yum\n\nI can't wait to go back and try Lisa G's again.  Hopefully for their Wednesday Pizza and Psychic night.\n\nThank you Lisa G for bringing a little taste of home to me in Phoenix!
__label__4 Caramel is beautiful. Saying \"carmel\" like \"caramel\" is weird. Yep, if you pronounce the A, then I'm one of those people who irritates you by not pronouncing it. It's a colloquialism, mmmkay? But, for this bar's name's sake, I say it the way I guess I'm supposed to.\n\nAnyhow. Caramel is beautiful. The service has always been excellent. It's a classy joint where you can get away with wearing your cargos and Chuck Taylors and never hear a word about it. And, this place satisfies those rare urges of mine when I want to go to a club, but don't want to deal with the usual club hassles.
__label__2 Heading out for the night and want to get a drink before the craziness begins?  Caramel is a decent choice.  It's definitely nothing to write home about, but it made me happy for one reason;  It was my 3rd night of madness and my priorities were simple....I wanted a seat.  \n\nWe walked in after dinner and meeting up with a few other girls and immediately were approached by a cocktail waitress and told we could sit at one of their reserved tables.  That was music to my ears (and my tired feet!).  It's a small lounge and the crowd was random, if anything.  Not anywhere worth spending more than 30 minutes but  the music was decent and you can get some really good infused vodka and if you're lucky, a seat.
__label__1 I went to Caramel because I heard that it was great. It was a nice, simple, very small lounge. I was surprised at how small it was. I had the Oreo martini, which cost $20. I could care less about drink prices, and don't mind paying a lot for drinks in Vegas, but $20 was a bit much for a so-so martini with Oreo crumbs at the bottom. Or possibly Hydrox - who knows?\n\nLove the Bellagio, not wild about Caramel. Take the ten steps to the Sports Bar, put $20 in the video poker machine and get a free martini instead. The bartenders were much friendlier at the sports bar, too.
__label__2 It's a lounge. They serve alcohol. They play music. Simple.\n\nNothing to compliment it on. And nothing to complain about. Average.\n\nGreat for older people, I guess.
__label__0 I will not be back to this restaurant. I placed an order for pickup last Thursday for myself and a co-worker. I had the small jerk meal and my co-worker had a side of collard greens. The chicken was hard, dry and cold. It wasn't fresh.  It was pulled from the fridge and put in the microwave. The beans were hard and rice chewy. The collard greens were bland. Very disappointing. I will not be back.
__label__4 Our first \"attack\" straight off the airplane was a trip to Le Village Buffet as recommended by Christine T.  We arrived in Vegas close to 9AM.  We dropped off our bags at Ballys and proceeded to Paris.  Line was short since it was around 10 when we got there.   I LOVE breakfast, it is my favorite meal of the day!!!\n\nFor some reason, these chefs knew exactly what my favorites are, as if they were cooking for me!!!  LOL! Bacon - nice and crispy, exactly the way I like em, hashbrowns and red potatoes with herbs and stuff - I just have to get them both.  Eggs, scrambled all fluffy!  I could list more, but EVERYTHING was delicious. I mean EVERYTHING, even the COFFEE was brewed perfect! Not too strong or too weak (for me, sometimes the coffee can make or break the breakfast place).. \n\nWhat put me over the top was the made to order crepes!  I ordered a crepe with banana and nutella with drizzled with chocolate syrup. Thinking about it makes me salivate. ha ha\n\nI love the decor of the little town!  I think it is so cute!! Our waitress was very attentive. She knew exactly when to check up on us.\n\nI know there are TONS of buffets in Vegas, but I will have to come back to this one.\n\np.s. dont forget to try the bread and brie (I heard it's the BEST) but I forgot at the time (so I'm writing this now so I won't forget next time).  :)
__label__0 Whoever runs this place should be fired!  I was in town to play a Video Poker Tournament at Bally's.  I was up playing poker until 6:00am and was up around 10:00am so I was pretty tired and too lazy to walk/drive anywhere to eat.  I always see a long line whenever I walk by the buffet.  I just thought the food must be OK.  Boy was I wrong!!!  \n\nWe didn't have to wait at all since we were able to go through Diamond entrance.  The cashier and host were very nice, so no complains here.    Long long time ago when Paris first opened, we did dine here once.  I could not recall my experience but I am sure it wasn't bad enough for me to remember it.  \n\nThe host led us to our table and took our drink orders.  She said to go ahead to the buffet and our server would get our drinks.  Well, when we returned to our table after getting our food, the drinks were not there.  When the waitress finally showed up, she had to ask what we wanted to drink again!  After she got our drinks, we hardly saw her again.  She was more interested in cleaning up tables than serving tables.  Maybe she should have taken a job as a bus girl instead of a server.  I had to flag her down a couple of times to get crab cracker (not sure if this is what it is called) and wet towelette.  She never came by to check if we needed refill or anything.  \n\nAnd the food was the worst buffet I have ever seen.  The selections were very minimal.  The only thing good was the omelet from the omelet station, but who can mess up on omelet!  The crab legs were OK.  The crepe was bleh.  I also got a thin cut of what I thought was roast beef, but I am pretty sure I got lamb.  I don't eat lamb and I know the smell of lamb.  I couldn't tell until I sat down on the table and smelled the 'funny smell'.  I couldn't even take a bite.  I am really upset the lady mistaken the lamb for beef!  \n\nI walked around trying to find something else to eat but nothing really looked appetizing.  I settled for a small bowl of salad.  I figured I could just get some dessert to make me happy.  When I walk around the dessert 'house', the place looked deserted!  There was nobody attending the dessert house!  There was no cookies, no cakes, just a few pieces of pies, and a soft-serve station.  I was a few fruit tarts inside but I couldn't get to them!  What the hell happened?  This is Paris!!!!  It's supposed to have good pastries, right?  \n\nBoth my fiance and I left in great disappointment.  And I am really upset I wasted $50 from my comp credit for this sh!%ty buffet!  My fiance filled out the survey card, but I am sure it'd just be thrown to the trash can.  \n\nOn my way out, I really wanted to tell all the people that were still waiting in line to 'run'.  There are plenty of other places to eat buffet.  Don't be lazy like me, because you'd pay for it like me and hate yourself afterwards!
__label__2 I used to LOVE this buffet and goodness knows I am NOT a fan of buffets.  I love the omelete station, the made-to-order crepes, the shrimp cocktail and crab claws bar, and dessert station!  During out most recent trip, the shrimp cocktail and crab claws were missing during our lunch buffet and there was no escargot at the hot bar (budget cuts affecting Vegas buffets?)\n\nHowever, I will say that the roast beef they made was so much more tender this time than previously.  The carver wouldn't cut the more \"rare\" center pieces for me.  And I literally stood there for 10 minutes, waiting for others to request the more well done portions so that I could get to the rare center.\n\nService is decent; I had no problems.  I didn't find the wait staff having a nonchalant attitude in fact, I thought they were attentive although no particularly engaging or overly warm, but they did a good job.  \n\nI will come back again just because it's a place that is relatively consistent and always has a good selection.  Please bring back the escrgot, crab claws, shrimp cocktail!
__label__0 What a horrible, disgusting, overpriced Easter buffet.  We paid almost $100 for the three of us and it was not worth it.  The menu sounded very promising, but half of the food on there never made it to the buffet.  my husband is still looking for that duck l'orange.  The things that did make it weren't that good.  The lamb was dry, the crab legs were just gross, and the cheese and salad selection was pitiful.  The quality of the food in general was just not worthy of the price.  Before we discovered the Aladdin buffet, which doesn't exist anymore, we used to hit up the Paris buffet on every trip.  It was worth it back then with a much better selection and better quality food.  Now, you could easily get the same quality garbage at a buffet that is half the price.  I was very disappointed.
__label__4 My digestive tract is still mad at me for the complete assault I gave it whilst gorging myself on the prime rib. We stayed there for hours, literally, just so we could digest a little then keep eating. \n\nOur server was super nice, and kept our drinks full. She may have judged us, thought we were all hedonistic pigs, but she didn't let on. She was merciful.\n\nI want to sleep in a bed made of that prime rib.
__label__2 Not the best Vegas buffet that I've been to, but it will have to do. They have your usual meat carving station and even crab legs, but most of the food was mediocre at best. I thought the lamb and prime rib was pretty good, but not amazing. The shrimp and crab legs were left for you to peel and crack on your own. Being the lazy person that I am, I didn't enjoy that too much, especially when the crackers were nowhere to be found. The one thing that I really enjoyed was the crepe station. They had made to order crepes, with your choice of fruit fillings or nutella. Being the greedy person that I am, I got two, which stuffed my stomach beyond capacity. It was not a good feeling. This was also before I enjoyed those delicious mini bread bowls filled with a seafood mix. I was impressed that they actually had macarons, which are quite laborious to make. Unfortunately, I was not impressed by how they tasted. They tasted very stale and the filling wasn't good at all. I guess it was to be expected because this was a buffet and not Bouchon Bakery. Le Village is a little bit cheaper compared to the other buffets in Vegas, but I think I would spend the extra few bucks to have a higher quality food product.
__label__1 We were there this weekend for breakfast, and ended up having brunch due to the long line.  It was $24.99 for brunch.  The wait was long but the food was ok.  I like from a scale of 1 to 10, I give it a 6, compared to the Wynn which I give a 9.  A lot of their food lacked flavor.  The line was long and the dessert bar SUCKED!  I love dessert, and it is a 3 compared to the Wynn which i give a 10.  I guess you get what you pay for.  Taste wise, I did not care for it.  Our waitress was great, she was very busy, but she tried to keep up with our needs especially the mimosa refills, which I guess was the only good thing about the buffet because it was included and non stop refills.  I would have given this place a 3 star except for the situation that happened while we were waiting for a table.  Originally we had 4 people for the buffet, and a few of our friends joined us and it turned into 9.  Which after waiting for an hour and a half in line, we didn't want to wait for a larger table.  There was a large group in front of us maybe about 20 before we got there and they waited for a while for a table.  So we decided that we were going to split into 2 groups since we weren't going to leave the restaurant at the same time anyways.  So we told our waitress that we wanted to go from 9 people into 2 groups of 4 and 5.  Well, when we told her that she got mad, but we weren't even next in line for a table.  We were maybe about 10 people behind being next.  So we did ask if we can get seated near each other if possible but when we told her, Marta the hostess got all mad at us and started giving us dirty looks.  We were then seated and a few minutes later my friends that met us up there were seated as well, they were seated on the opposite side of the restaurant where there was another table that was vacant the whole entire time they were there even before they were seated.  So Marta could have seated us together but she didn't and while we were eating the whole time she kept giving us dirty looks.  We later realized that if it was a party of 8 people or more the gratuity charge is 18%.  So we were given bad service with dirty looks because our hostess wasn't going to get the 18% gratuity charge.  I have been to Rio and the Wynn's buffet, and never at any of the other two buffets had we had bad service due to a gratuity charge.  Like I said you get what you pay for.  And another thing that I almost forgot to mention if you are looking for the omelet station, look at the dessert bar, because it's not near where the savory food is, but if you are looking for the crepe bar, it is next to where the savory food are and oh don't get banana's for your crepe, because they are brown and mushy.
__label__1 Saturday morning, 9:30 AM, a one hour wait for the following: \n\n- a made to order omelet, made mostly of oil. not edible \n\n-crepes w/chocolate & banana which were tasty though it's hard to go wrong w/flour, sugar and water. the crepes were probably the best thing about the buffet. \n\n- a veggie fritatta that was also not really edible. hard & crusty around the edges, it tasted like it had been sitting out from the day before. \n\n- bland yet somehow over salted room temperature hash browns \n\n- haggard and unhappy looking employees. \n\n- windowless! hard to breathe! \n\nOverall, I'm confused by all the good reviews, a lot of sites even call Le Village Buffet, Vegas's best buffet! Yikes! \nEven at $14.99 per person, not nearly worth it. \nAlthough I don't eat meat, I can tell you if I did I would definitely not be partaking in it here! Wow, did it look bad. \n\nBasically, on par with cafeteria food. After eating here, my husband and I both successfully lost our appetites for the rest of the day. So perhaps a good stop for the beginning of a diet?
__label__1 only so so. Came here with my harojuko girls (hahahaha) after a way too long and way too short of a crazy few nights in vegas. We realized we hadn't hit up a buffet yet so we better do it before we leave. We were staying in the bellagio but were too cheap to pay the price, plus we'd already left and were too lazy and hungry to walk back. So we had popped into Paris to see what they had. It was a semi long line, probably about a 15 min wait. Worth the wait? Not really. The food was ok, and of course it's a buffet so there's stuff you can find to grub on but really nothing that impressed me. Next time someone suggest the buffet here just pick whatever the other option is, this isn't too exciting.
__label__1 This place used to be good.  That's in the past.  Came here for dinner (with the buffet pass) and standards have gone downhill.  You get a far better selection and tasty food at Harrah's.\n\nFirst is the long wait because some people don't realize this place has gone down the toilet.  I could not find any tasty to eat because everything was too filthy.\n\nHow did this place get an A?  While you are in line, there is a person that comes out and tells you the wait is going to be an hour or more.  That is an exaggeration.\n\nThe food stations have many things littered along the dishes and the counter.  I can't believe that there is no one here to pick up the scraps around the dishes (probably from other customer not being able to work the tongs correctly).\n\nWhy is the seafood right next to the fresh fruit?  That doesn't sound right.  The risotto was hard.  Everything has a french twist and that's what made the food taste nasty.\n\nThis is due to failed execution.  Why does the crepe look like a diaper?  Is this highlight of the buffet the crepes or the frozen custard machine?  That was the most enjoyable dish.\n\nTake an ice cream cone and get some frozen custard.  They can't mess that up.\n\nIs the restaurant suppose to be filthy all over or is this how they envision what France should look like?  Are they being authenic and I just don't know it?\n\nI like tasty good food but this place had none of that for dinnner.  I was here at 8pm.  Perhaps they ran out of food again and this was leftovers from yesterday.
__label__1 Why all the fascination with the buffets in Las Vegas???  I just can't understand it.  The ridiculously long lines!  Can't understand the long lines especially when you see all the empty seats inside!  It must be a ploy to make people think that its a popular destination.  The outrageous prices they charge and the mediocre food they serve!  You can spend the $25-$40 at a much nicer restaurant with quality food and service.  They have this buffet around the world deal where you can visit one of seven buffets for a 24-hour period for $39.99 or $34.99 if you have a Harrah's player's card.  Yeek!  Never again will we step into a buffet in Vegas.\n\nAmbience- Cute, small French village is charming. (4 stars)\n\nFood- Old, stale, unsanitary, and bland. (2 stars)\n\nService- Hit or miss.  We went twice: dinner service absolutely sucked because they stuck us in this room and didn't see the damn waitress.  We also think she was being bitched around by her supervisor that night.  Thus the disappearing act.  Breakfast server was friendly and cordial. (2 stars)\n\nHighlight\n*The $39.99 deal for 24-hours.\n\nLowlight\n*Food\n*Long lines\n*Service\n*Worrying about catching someone's disease
__label__1 Did the Buffet of Buffets again and have to take stars away from this buffet. The prime rib was still very rare and very good, but the rest of the offerings were sub-par. There was also an unpleasant, rotten, putrid, smell coming from the raw seafood area...I don't know about you but that is not the smell I want coming from my raw seafood.\n\nThe staff was slow, robotic, and scarce. Dirty plates sat on the tables and drinks sat empty for way too long a time. They had changed over from brunch to dinner well over 90 minutes prior to our arrival yet all of the signs on the food were still from brunch and did not match the food that they were describing.\n\nA very disappointing experience.
__label__3 .., I enjoyed our meals here, nothing really grabbed me by the b@lls but I liked it. The inside has a nice little French country theme to it. Cobblestone floors w/ an outdoor dining theme & painted ceiling. \n\nThe wait wasn't too bad but there was indeed a line. I grabbed nothing but breakfast foods. From eggs to sausage, waffles, french toast, etc. It was all good, literally. They even had a drumstick machine! The graham cracker cone w/ chocolate filling was provided. All you have to do is choose from either vanilla or chocolate, both if you're in the mood & fill your cone up! Check this place out, & also look into getting their 24hr. backstage buffet pass for $45. You can eat at various other buffets from other casinos such as the Rio, Planet Hollywood, etc.
__label__2 I initially loved this place and I would come here at least once every time I was in town.  This last trip though, I realized that it wasn't really worth the $20 price tag unless you eat a ton of food.  I pretty much just had a crepe (banana with caramel) and an omelette (ham and cheese) and I was too full to eat anything else...they have a ton of variety though, so if you like trying a lot of food then this is the place for you.\n\nThe creperie across the walkway (see other review) has better crepes and their huge, I decided that I'll probably just grab a crepe from there from now on for breakfast and save half the money...
__label__1 Ok, so going to Vegas, you have to do at least one buffet. However this place should not be on your bucket list.\n\nCrab legs...yes, prime rib yes....but both were of low quality and the prime rib was super dry. And yah, it's supposed to be a French buffet so they did have some of my macarons, but they were gross and unappealing. They didn't care about the presentation at all with respect to the macarons.\n\nThe food handles were sticky and gross. There's no wet naps or purell nearby. It's like someone purposefully lathered the the food handles with syrup and pretty much played a prank on everyone. Gross, and unattended, and lack of ownership amongst the cleaners and food servers.\n\nThe waitress knows who you are too, ethnicity, etc...so when she saw a bunch of filipinos, she got into Filipino mode. I guess she really wants to provide that awesome customer service, that or she wants a fat tip at the end. Either way, she was pretty attentive. \n\nIt was a Sunday, so champagne was included. They went all out with the Wycliff Jean champagne....whewwww. Mix with the oj and you get the mimosa. Not bad, they even allowed us to keep the bottle to walk aimlessly throughout the casino and along the vegas strip.\n\nFor $30, I would probably invest a little more somewhere else next time. This was more of a cafeteria leftovers like food with mediocre quality instead of the higher more quality food that can be found elsewhere.
__label__0 This is one of my favorite buffets in Vegas, but why did I only give this place 1 star?!? Because of the AWFUL experience I had in March 2011. I took my girlfriends here to eat on a Saturday afternoon, excited to fill my stomach with some French delicious-ness. We got through the line and we waited at the front to be seated. I felt that we were standing there for an eternity before we got seated at an awkwardly placed table that faced the line. Basically, everyone in line could stare at us as we ate. We felt uncomfortable and asked this waiter named DANRICK (tall, dark Philipino male) if we could move to a more secluded table under the faux trees. DANRICK gives us a look and tells us that the area we requested was reserved for VIPs (which was understandable). He then goes on to say that we can go back to the end of the line to request to be seated in the VIP section. I said, \"No, that's not necessary,\" but he continues his tirade by picking up our receipt and pretends to take it to the front so we would have to go back in line. I repeated that we were fine where we were and eventually he went away. I have never been so UPSET at the service I received. I even complained to our waitress, who acknowledged that he was like that and she apologized for his behavior. DANRICK'S behavior was inexcusable and intolerable. He ruined our day and he needs to be fired.
__label__4 we had amazing service! we went during sunday brunch and the table had champagne. since my bf was a seven star at the casinos.. the waiter bought use our omelet, instead of having to wait in line. he even heated up our snowcrabs, since it was cold...\nthere was crepes! yum! all sorts of frenchie deserts. possibly the best buffet i had in vegas.\ninterior was beautiful.. it was like youre in another land. kinda like \"its a small world\" in disney.
__label__1 This was the third buffet within the 24 hours of buffet of buffets. We came for breakfast. Had a fruit crepe, it wasn't that bad, so it was ok.\n\nI wanted an egg benedict for breakfast so when I got to the station, the egg benedict looked kind of dry not very enticing, against my judgment, I went ahead it got one.\n\nWhen I tried to cut the muffin, I couldn't even cut a piece after about ten tries, eventually I gave up, the egg looked very dry, it must have been sitting in the serving pan for who knows how long, mind you this was only 9:30 AM on Monday morning. I have never had an experience like this not be able to cut a piece of muffin ever.\n\nSo you tell me how good is this buffet suppose to be? Does it deserve 4 or 5 stars rating? I am talking about egg benedict, your daily American common breakfast, how can they mess up so bad, can't even cut a piece of the muffin after ten tries? Even if I go to IHOP and order a egg benedict I know for sure I can cut the muffin and enjoy my egg benedict.\n\nBase on my egg benedict experience at Le Village Buffet, this restaurant buffet didn't impress me much at all. Otherwise the rest of the common breakfast, scramble eggs and bacons are just like from any regular restaurants.\n\nOh by the way, the wife got a green apple, took a bite and threw it away. I asked her why? Apple was not even fresh enough and edible.
__label__1 Not a lot of selection. The food sucks.
__label__0 Sixty Seven Dollars?! For TWO buffets?!\" Unfortunately that was what my buddy and I said on our way in...and on our way out of this disappointment of Vegas buffets. The wait was easily 30min so when we were given the hefty total before being seated we had some hope that our pallets would be much happier than our wallets. Alas...we were left wanting. La Village Buffet had a pretty ample selection of items from the standard crab legs and prime rib...to some \"regional\" offerings such as lamb and cheese plates. But even the items I wouldn't say were \"bad\" were lacking. Items that should have carried the buffet just dropped dead. The crab legs tasted and felt like they had been there all day (the meat did not come out in chucks, yet fell apart)...and the prime rib was almost painful to eat...tasting as though someone needed to leave for break while it was cooking so they just put it out a bit early.\nSave you money peoples. For less mulla you can head over to Mirage and have food that is ten times as good...or spend a little more of that black jack loot and head over to the Belagio.
__label__3 Very yummy! I'm not usually a fan of buffets, but I really liked this place :)\n\nCame here with a very large group (an ENTIRE Filipino family), and we were seated in less than 10 minutes. This was thanks to my boyfriend's very slick grandma who used her tactics and talked to the manager into seating us immediately (despite the extremely long line). How she does it, no one will ever know... but that woman is gifted.\n\nAnyway, this place is really good! There are many healthy options, so you don't feel too gluttonous in this city of sin. Lots of fresh foods like salads, seafoods, and meats. My personal favorite was the crepe bar! \n\nI would come here again!
__label__2 One of the better buffets in the \"Buffet of Buffets\" 24 hour deal in Vegas\nI don't MIND coming here but it's not the most amazing place ever.\n\n(+) A huge variety of foods and they were all quite yummy!\n(+) Freshly made crepes mmmm... P:\n(+) GET THE PRIME RIBBBB!\n\n(-) 17% gratuity for 8+ people
__label__2 So much better than I remembered.  Last time we had breakfast here and it was horrible.  This time, we tried dinner. \n\n24 hour buffet pass for $40...how can you go wrong?  Except after the 2nd buffet, you really want to run straight towards a toilet or grab a roll of Tums.  Seriously, no one should be eating more than one buffet within 24 hours.  Heck with it all though, this is Vegas...the city of losing wages and eating just as much as you freakin can!\n\nThis was our 3rd buffet on our pass...a dinner stop. \n\nHighlights:  \nCREPES!!!  Yummy delicious crepes...I take em plain with some powdered sugar. Really nice lady making em...the crepes were perfectly chewy...I had 2.  Ugh. \n\nSeafood.  A combination of crab, shrimp, mussels, and clams.  Not the greatest...but good enough.\n\nDessert.  Probably the biggest display out of all the buffets we went to.  They're your usual buffet fare...nothing was really wow but enough to satisfy your dessert craving. \n\nThe duck was also pretty good...it was made with orange sauce and rice pilaf.  Can't think of any of the other standouts as the buffets mostly had the same things.  \n\nPretty decent buffet...#3 on our buffet list.
__label__3 Always a solid buffet.  Maybe not as large a selection as some of the others like the Carnival world, but everythign they put out is always great and it doesnt matter what meal you are there for, SAVE ROOM FOR A CREPE, they're just plain awesome.
__label__2 Crepes station is top notch. Seafood was okay.  Kind of worn down in the last 5 years. A deep cleaning would be great for this whole seating area. Probibly backstage too.
__label__2 What pissed me off was the waiting, first time  FAIL to wait, i abandoned my spot and left to find somewhere else to eat, i was starving, make matter worst i had already waited 40 minutes and there was still like 30 people in front!!!! wtf why so slow? i saw from outside plenty and i mean plenty of tables... so i dunno why it takes em so long to seat people. By the time i went somewhere else to have dinner and finished eating, i still would have been waiting at the line at le village buffet :/\n\nSecond time, we made reservations (yes it takes reservations) came around 10am for brunch. Only waited like 5 minutes for a table. Most remarkable was the omelet station and the crepe station, very friendly chefs and very good food. \n\nNext time i will skip this buffet or i mean its enormous annoying line and go straight across to eat a crepe at La Creperie or a baguette at JJ's Boulangerie ;)
__label__1 I bought a groupon deal and had dinner here on a Sunday night. Came here around 7ish & holy Hera the wait was about 45 min long! When we finally got seated, our server took forever to get our drinks and we had to wait for utensils. Food here is definitely overrated and I honestly did not think I got my money's worth even though I got a \"deal\" on it. The only good things were prime rib and the crepes. Macaroons were over done and tasted like they were 1+ days old. Everything else was meh & dessert was almost like out of a hometown buffet. I will not be coming back here.
__label__0 Get ready to wait for an hour just to sit down and eat, the service is horrible the buffet looks is half empty but for some reason it takes forever to be seated
__label__0 We got there late at 9 am.  Such A LONG line, but there were tons of tables so I don't understand.  Waited thirty minutes and left.  It was 11/11/13 .  I'll use open table next time.
__label__2 I went here many years ago and thinking that it was really impressive.  My latest trip has taken a 5 star review down to 3.  There really is nothing extraordinary about this buffet, other than the fact that it is in the Paris hotel.  The buffet is not really long either!  I remember there being a lot of fishy foods, which I could careless for.  The wait line on a Sunday evening was 1 hour!  It is NOT worth the wait!
__label__1 Nasty, just nasty! I went with a group of friends who insisted on going. They had earlyer attended breakfast. I stuck with steamed veggies and some smoked salmon after sampling some versions of a french buffet. Meats were dried out or over cooked. The desserts were ok for buffet style dinning, in which I enjoyed the mini fruit tarts what made that an even worst experience was the fish flavored coffee. This french buffet is a suggestion of what french cusiene really is. Ohh if you want wantabbes that think they are french because your at a \"french buffet\" or want to travel to europe and the closest is the Paris Hotel in Las Vegas you will get that vibe. This place is a joke!!!
__label__3 This was a decent buffet on the strip. They offered a lot of variety at each station with good quality food. The dessert bar was my favorite- the creme brulee and macaroons were the highlight. However, the wait to get in was a bit long. We stood in line for 30 min waiting for a table for 4 to open up at 3 pm on a Tuesday.
__label__2 Solid selection.  Best deal on the Buffet-of-Buffets without the up charge.  I have ranked the buffets we tried because the reviews on here can be deceiving...\n#1 Bacchanal Buffet at Caesars...worth the up charge.  You must go.\n#2 Le Village at Paris...does not compare to Bacchanal but the best quality of food without the up charge.\n#3 Carnival World Cafe at Rio\n#4 Spice Market at Planet Hollywood\n#5 Flavors at Harrahs\n\nThe last three in my opinion were very similar and mediocre buffet style food.  #1 and #2 had more gormet style food.
__label__3 We did a reservation on opentable for breakfast and good thing we did otherwise we would've had to wait for 30 minutes in line. When we went in, there were a lot of tables still empty so I don't really understand why their line was so long. Since we came in at 10:30, we got to experience both breakfast and lunch dishes.\n\nWe came here because my mom desperately wanted to try their AYCE macarons. She said they were a disappointment because good macarons are supposed to melt in your mouth and their's didn't. That failure aside, many of their dessert dishes were pretty good, like the creme brulee and fruit tart. Their crepe was a bummer. The batter was tasteless and the berries were sour. The candied nuts they use are not fresh and have that refrigerated taste. All the meat dishes I tried were delicious. The prime rib was cooked just right and the pork apple dish was yummy, much better than the dry chewy crap at The Bacchanal. Their hot cherries were good. I think it's hilarious how they have sushi.\n\nService was average as far as buffets go. Our server came to our table so infrequently that we had to place our finished dishes on a nearby table. \n\nOverall, I enjoyed the food and would probably go again. Lots of quality desserts and meats to choose from is always a bonus for me.
__label__3 I loooooveeeee the Prime Rib here is very tender and tasty. \n\nI made reservations through OpenTable to avoid waiting in line since I could get very impatient standing in a long line. So yes, my friend and I have avoided the long line and we went through the \"VIP\" door where we checked in, paid, and got seated right away. \n\nOur server came up to our table right away to take our drink order and we've proceeded to getting our food. The moment I saw Prime Rib... I've patiently waited for the people in front of me to get their cut and make up their minds about which sauce to put. Next, I went to their seafood area and there was a horde of people taking all the crab legs which I find very annoying... because hello people you're not the only ones at the buffet to take all of those crab legs. I left but I had an intention to go back for my second round of plate. \n\nI saw the dessert selections and I love their french macaroons the most... the same person taking all the crab legs was behind me so I took all the chocolate french macaroons.. I mean seriously there was only 5 left lol payback I guess?\n\nIn the end... I got my crab legs and left a happy camper. Our server was very quick and attentive filling up our waters and other drinks. NOMNOMS
__label__4 Came here with a bunch of girlfriends for brunch and I must say this was one of the best brunch buffets I have been to in a very long time.. Everything was made fresh, tasted good and the servers were helpful and attentive.  My favorite station was the crepe... both savory and sweet made to your liking... everything tasted delicious!!  never a long line and many different types of food to please any palette.\n\nCute decoration makes you think you are sitting in a lil cafe in a village in Paris... very nice touch.  Very satisfied for coming here and will definitely be back.
__label__1 We waited in line for 2 hours to eat at this buffett and we're very disappointed. When you wait in line for 2 hours you expect the food to be worth the wait but that was not the case. The crab legs were sitting on ice and some of them still frozen. I don't know about everyone else but I prefer hot or at least warm crab legs. The sushi was terrible. The fish inside the rolls was good but the rice was tough and chewy. Both the clams and the mussels had a lot of sand and pieces of shell... very crunchy.  The rest of the food they had to offer was good but by no means great and definitely not worth the wait to get in. The crepes would have been realy good if the fruit they put inside them wasn't still frozen : ( We also had to ask for refills on our waters and then wait about 5 minutes for them. Not worth half the money or the wait.
__label__3 W & K is my go-to place for Chinese.  Great chow at a cheap price.  The sushi is very good, and inexpensive.  I love this place!
__label__1 I'm giving this 2 stars only because the food is decent (most of the time).  The service, however, is HORRIBLE. Several times myself or my husband has gone in to pick up a takeout order, and the guy with the ponytail takes payment but does not retrieve the food. Then another guy, when you inquire about if your food is ready, asks for payment for your order, which is just sitting there, getting cold. Ridiculous.  Also, it's a bit grimy in there. I do not like seeing dead bugs in front of the door.
__label__3 I have to say up front I used to hate, with a capital H, Zuma. Well a buddy made me go back and I was shocked, it wasn't as bad as I remembered. Yes the guys were still pretty douchey and the girls were obviously not talking about art and politics, but wait its a bar on mill, not the fucking Situation Room with Wolf Blitzer, from CNN, do I have to explain everything to you? My main problem was really with the staff but I noticed the crew working was not the same as my last visit. I spoke with a bouncer and he mentioned they had changed it up a little, I say bravo. Zuma is worth another look.
__label__0 Complete assholes. Nuff said
__label__0 I think I'm about the only person who lived in Charlotte who is not a Cantina fan.  I've been there several times but I've always been disappointed.\n\nLikes:  It's a fun atmosphere, buzzing with energy.  The margaritas and guac are good if you're willing to pay up for them.\n\nDislikes:  So expensive, even when they're running \"specials\" like about $18 for a pitcher of margaritas.  I had pork tacos one time: the food is sub-par and the quality is not great.  After that, I just got drinks there.  It's always packed, which can be good or bad depending on your preference.\n\nTake it or leave it:  Leave it.  It's trendy but majorly over-hyped and over-priced.  I would expect better quality from a \"fancy\" Mexican place.
__label__2 The food was good but the waiter over sold the dish.  It was good but the way the waiter talked about the food was over rated.
__label__4 Love the stuffed chicken wings and the rice combo plate as well as the pho!
__label__2 Avocado Smoothie was Very Good!  Art on Boys room Door is just right!!\n\nService was Fantastic!  Place looks really cool (they could lose a few if the  pictures on the wall)!  Dancing must stay and the Guys at her table can stay too, they were quite the ENTERTAINMENT!!!\n\nFish Sauce was good with more spice than I have eaten anywhere... Broken Rice was Perfect.\n\nMeat was just ok or not quite!  They served us some kind of Broth that I was glad we did not order, it was Bad!  I'm sure they have better Pho... We did not taste any.\n\n Vietnamese Coffee was not quite right!!!
__label__3 I came here with my boyfriend after a day at Carowinds and was pleasantly surprised by how good this place was. Usually I pick the pho restaurants we go to but he suggested this one, and I would most definitely come here again. It's located in a nice little shopping complex on the second story. \n\nThe restaurant itself has quite a few tables but it was pretty full because Saturday night. However, we were seated quickly and given menus. You can get pho in 4 different sizes, which I LOVED. There's a big bowl, a just right bowl, a small bowl, and a bowl for kids (I assumed). Extra points for that. Price points are pretty reasonable for the sizes as well. I ordered a small bowl of pho (their most popular combo of meats) and my boyfriend got the biggest pho with flank and rare eyeround with no onions and cilantro. I was sick earlier during the day and I was able to keep my food down, which was nice.\n\nThe broth was very light and clear which means that they boiled it for a long time. It was really flavorful and I slurped up pretty much every single drop. I also liked that they had lime wedges and not lemon ones (and they were very generous with their lime, bean sprouts and basil). Overall, very delicious. Service was also very good! Water glasses were constantly checked and everyone seemed very nice.\n\nComplaints: as my boyfriend was signing the check, I saw a sizable black bug on the ground. And the sanitation score was only 90. I mean, being Asian, I'm not tooooo picky about that... but the bug was honestly pretty gross. Yep.
__label__2 My nickname for this place is Satisfactory Wok. It's really close to my apartment, so I was hoping this would become my new go-to for when I don't feel like cooking or get a craving for Chinese. \n\nThe service is quick and the prices are very reasonable, but I haven't been back since my initial visit. The food was fine (hence the nickname), but there are other spots Uptown at a similar price point with better-than-satisfactory food.
__label__4 Yummmmyy. We were definitely five little, happy piggies here. And everything was great. We just happened to decide on this place while driving back to Michigan from St. Augustine, Fl. We were trying to find the brewery down the street, but sadly it closed! So we went to the next closest place and this was it. And boy. Even though it's too bad the brew house closed, we felt it was serendipitous that we ended up at Mac's instead. Everyone's barbecue tasted awesome. The place was packed and we were seated right away. It was our waitress' first day (poor thing) and she was awesome. We could not have had a better experience. AND it even satisfied our craft beer cravings! Thank the heavens. We loved trying the different brews from around the region. For some reason in Florida, there seems to be a lack of their own microbrews on tap at the bars so we were thankful to try yummy local beers that we wouldn't normally find. The menu is so great too. Weirdly, I felt like something fresh like cilantro but didn't want to miss out on the barbecue, and what did they have? Carnita-style brisket tacos with cilantro. Gold star for you Mac's!\nWe were all really upset that we had to continue our drive North because we could've spent hours at Mac's, we had such a good time. It had us wishing we had time to find a hotel & not have to worry about the rest of our trek. :)
__label__3 Good food, great service, fun atmosphere. Fabulous beer selection. Need I say more?
__label__2 Great flavor in the Kansas City beef ribs, but unfortunately the inside was cold... Makes me wonder if they just reheat everything... Brisket was good and with the 3-4 different BBQ sauces you'll find a flavor that suits your tastes.
__label__2 Well, they give you a lot of food for your money here, and the beer list is impressive. The quality of the barbecue is where things fell a little short for me. After having tried their pulled pork and St. Louis ribs, I have to say I've had much better. The pulled pork was the best of what I ate. It was nicely smoked and juicy, with good flavor. The ribs were OK, but I don't like sweet sauces, and they douse their's with the red sauce that also comes table side. The baked beans were also overly sweet, and the collard greens were undercooked and tough. The sign out front says \"Beer, Bikes and Barbecue\", and it seems to me that this is the actual order of their priorities here.
__label__3 Best BBQ in charlotte the place looks great. Service is always great I love that a lot of the waitress's are covered in tattoos. The BBQ is a great mix of all styles. My favorite is the ribs. They have a very respectful beer selection as well.I would give it five stars but the tables are cramped and I always get bumped. But it's worth it so we come here often.
__label__2 Pretty good BBQ,  pulled turkey was a little dry but the green been casserole and the mac and cheese redeemed it for 3 stars. The ambiance is cool so i would still definitely come back. Live music outside is a huge plus.
__label__4 Best collard greens I've ever had with BBQ to match. $3 pints of ANY BEER on Mondays. Super friendly wait staff. I'm definitely coming back here next time I'm in the area.
__label__0 There is no atmosphere, none, zip so don't come here if you're looking for a nice sit down Korean restaurant. It's a straight up cafeteria. You order your food at the front and then find a seat. They call your number and if you ordered two things, they will confusingly call the same number at different times depending on which dish is ready first. Also, it's very loud so they are basically yelling your number from the back. It seemed like a lot of Korean students were in here and I don't know why because the food was not very good. Maybe we ordered the wrong thing. I'm Korean and I've had decent Korean food before...but not from this place. Plus, I came with my baby in a car seat and this is not a place to bring a baby because there are no accommodations for one. And it's not that cheap. The food is normally priced if you ask me, roughly $10/plate. But hey, if you're looking for a cafeteria that serves okay-ish blahhh Korean food, then by all means, enjoy.
__label__3 Probably the best Korean in town.  Expensive but so is Ah-ri-rang (their competitor).  This place introduced me to korean food so I can recommend it for people looking to try korean.  They have unlimited soup (jigae?) and hot/cold water to make tea with if you want to don't miss that.\n\nIf you're more adventurous try a Jigae (korean stew) or Dolcet Bibim Bop.  If you're lame then get Bulgoki like everyone else :-p
__label__4 Great food - especially the grilled meats.  Try the Chicken BBQ, Pork BBQ or Galbi.  Remember to grab some of the free soup, it's always yummy.  The owners are very nice people and the food is consistently good.
__label__1 OK restaurant IF the boss (the Korean gentleman in his 50s) cooks your dish. He is one of the good Korean chefs in town (much better than the people at B-Won, which is an overpriced, unfriendly outfit which serves food drowning in salt, MSG, cheap oil, and little authentic taste). Not as good as the Good Fella on Neil St. people.\n\nWhy two stars for Woori Jib then? The owner got kinda lazy and now has a Mexican guy cook more than half the dishes. Last time I tried some shrimp fried rice, it was just darn awful - overcooked into an almost inedible, salty mush. \n\nAt the prices they charge, they should have the real chef do the cooking. By the way, when you charge almost $12 for a plate of beef bulgogi (which does taste good, though, when the Mexican guy is not in charge), it's nice not to have only a couple of ounces of beef and double the onion. How much onion can one eat?? It's cheap, it lacks style... let your customers be happy when they eat, not feel cheated! Thank you.
__label__0 This is not Korean food. It's not even mediocre Korean food. It is just a bad restaurant.\n\nMy boyfriend and I went here and I ordered the Kalbi. I paid $12.00 and was stunned when it came out. My meat was mostly fat and bones, and there was not even one serving of meat. The soybean soup was simply gritty and tasted like it came from a cheap pre-made mix. They only gave me two pieces of kakdugi and three meagre slices of kimchi. \n\nMost Korean restaurants, for $12.00 you get five of six banchan (side dishes). If you want to really experience Korean food, go to Good Fellas. For slightly more, you get the full meal and refills on banchan. And they definitely don't charge you $12.00 for bones and fat.
__label__0 So you saw all the pictures people posted right? Looks good right? Mmm U can taste it already in your mouth...the hot spicey tofu soup, the bulgogi lunch combo...mmmm\n\nI saw small little teeth marks on my kimchee that most likely was from a rat getting into the tub of kimchee in the back kitchen somewhere. These marks were not a half eaten kimchee cube from a human. I know what a half eaten kimchee cube looks like from a human. This was a pest.\n\nI spit my food out. Got up and left. Didn't even bother reracking the food tray.\n\nNever came back during my two year prison sentence in grad school.
__label__4 Probably has the best ddukboki on campus! It's made in such a way that you still want to pay for it 'cause even though you can make your own version at home, their version is that much better. Also, they get the rice right every time (it's the simple things that add up).
__label__4 Amazing experience. Waitress was sweet, and the food was amazing. A novel eating experience, executed extremely well.\n\nWe tried the lentil and beef pastry appetizers and they were crispy and delicious. The lentil was MUCH more tasty than the beef. \n\nWith the entrees we had the lentils and the chicken entrees. As with the appetizer, the lentils were so much better than the chicken (which was really good). \n\nIn short try the lentils.\n\nWe also enjoyed the Ethiopian coffee which was special. Very hot and very flavorful. It was smooth as butter, but tasted a lot different than a normal Starbucks coffee.
__label__2 Not that good, not that bad.  So-so, more or less.\n\nStopped by here for lunch the other day, I had the BBQ chicken lunch.  Overall a pretty bland taste, but maybe that is just the style.  If I ever end up here again I may try something else, but I won't be going out of my way to do so.
__label__3 It was nice. The cashier was chipper. The food was just like the L&L in Oahu. Wish they would crank the A/C a little more though.\n\nRestroom was a little dirty.
__label__0 Since moving from Hawaii back in 1995 to Arizona, I've been very skeptical about places that claim to serve \"Hawaiian\" food here, because as we all know, pineapple on a pizza does NOT make it Hawaiian. I know what Hawaiian-esque food is supposed to taste like. \n\nRight away I wasn't impressed because we weren't greeted by the customary Aloha that the person behind the counter is supposed to do to everyone entering the restaurant.  Some people were but not us. The place had the look and feel of a fast food restaurant. Dah that's because it was. The d\u00e9cor was made up of posters of Hawaii, Hawaiian Aloha shirts and a single surfboard on the walls. Not very impressive nor did it give you the feel of a restaurant in Hawaii. \n\nAnyway to the food. My wife ordered the Kalua Pork - Smoke-flavored, shredded pork with white rice mixed with cabbage. She immediately said it didn't taste anything like the pork we've had in Hawaii. It had no flavor so she added some  katsu sauce to it. That made it edible. She didn't even eat the rice or cabbage. I think she only ate the pork because she was hungry.   \n\nI ordered the 1/2 and 1/2 plate of chicken, & short ribs. It came with white rice, cabbage and macaroni salad. But the  macaroni salad was not cold because they placed the chicken which was hot on top of the macaroni salad so it was warm. The short ribs were NOTHING like I had when I lived in Hawaii. In addition to them not being \"authentic\" I've had better at local Asian restaurants or buffets. I have to admit the chicken wasn't that bad but again it wasn't \"authentic\" Hawaiian short ribs either. I dipped it in their teriyaki sauce which made it better. The short ribs on the other hand was so bad I didn't eat them. They were tasteless  and Hawaiian short ribs are normally amazing.  \n\nI guess this is what happens when you try and eat Hawaiian food in a city like Phoenix that's the furthest you can possible get from Hawaii. I'll never come back here because of their false advertising and horrible food. Please change your name L&L Hawaiian BBQ, because this place is not Hawaiian.\n\nFOOD: Maybe the original L & L in Hawaii is good but this L&L franchise location was truly  disappointing. The food was SUB-PAR  If I would have been satisfied with my meal maybe I wouldn't be judging this place so harshly. I was so disappointed that the food didn't live up to what the promises in its name. SERVICE:  The gal behind the counter represented everything but the spirit of Aloha was about. She had a look one her that said she wasn't very happy and didn't want to be there. PRICE: The price  for the quality of food you receive is high. AMBIANCE:The d\u00e9cor was made up of posters of Hawaii, Hawaiian Aloha shirts and a single surfboard on the walls. Not very impressive nor did it give you the feel of a restaurant in Hawaii. CONCLUSION: There's not really much to say here..I miss Hawaii... but what i miss more is the FOOD!  I spotted this place while visiting Applebee's and thought... OH MAN - THIS IS GONNA BE AMAZING!  then I tried it. RETURN FACTOR 0%. \n  \n    ******************* What does my OVERALL rating mean? ********************\n\n5 stars -Highly recommended.  I would be willing to drive out of my way to this business. It is that good. This place represents their industry or cuisine very well! \n4 stars - Highly Recommended. I would frequent this business. \n3 stars - Not that good but not that bad. Just average. I wouldn't mind going again. \n2 stars - I would not recommend this establishment to friends or family. \n1 stars - DO YOURSELF A FAVOR AND DO NOT patronize this business. I would RUN AWAY from this place and you should too! DON'T WAST YOUR HARD EARNED MONEY AT THIS ESTABLISH
__label__2 Going nuts this morning trying to find parts for my vehicle for my attempt at DIY repair this afternoon.  Driving all over North Phoenix was a little maddening with several of the major surface streets being restricted due to construction, causing choke-points at intersections. Did Chris Christie come into town?\n\nAutomotive parts in hand yet still seething (not raging and there's a difference) from the running around and bottleneck, I decide to have Loco Moco for lunch at L&L. I figured the carbs and calories will sustain me for the challenge I'm about to tackle head on. \n\nIf you don't know what it is - Loco Moco that is; it's basically 2 over-easy (my liking) eggs, 2 hamburger patties over brown (my liking) rice drowning in brown gravy plus a side of macaroni salad.  Nothing really special about it because if you separate the components, you'd basically be eating what they taste like on its own.  The goodness is in the warm, hearty experience of devouring this Hawaiian comfort food. \n\nOverall, it hit the spot as always.  Now on to being a pretend grease monkey.
__label__0 This place is crap. The only good thing about is the proximity to the LV Convention Center. The rooms are old, outfitted with old furniture... and around convention times, they ass rape you with $300 to $400 rates. If you are desperate to stay within walking distance to the Convention Center, great... but if you don't mind walking a little further, fighting that long line for cabs, taking a shuttle bus (during CES and SEMA, it's offered), or paying $20 to park at the Hilton, do not stay at this joint. What a waste of real estate and money.
__label__4 I highly recommend this hotel. Not only are the rooms cute, clean, equipped with cooking utensils, and cozy, but the staff are EXTREMELY nice and professional. My dog got loose from her leash and sprinted off and Dominique and Marissa spent  1+ hrs of their time to help me find my dog. They were running and seemed as though they weren't going to stop until they were sure that my dog was back in my arms. Thank you so much!
__label__3 I wish we would have stayed here both nights. We arrived and stayed here our first night... in attempts to stay closer to the strip we went to the Elara but both my hubby and I agree, we would've preferred this place for a 2nd night. It's right next to the tram and easy access to the Strip!
__label__3 Great, low-key hotel off the strip. Big spacious rooms and bathrooms. Great front desk that is quick to help. I liked staying here because there weren't any drunk kids running around causing a ruckus. We stayed two nights and would be more than happy to stay even longer in the future. \n\nDid I mention the hotel also offers a free shuttle to and from The Wynn?
__label__2 Decent business hotel and well off the strip--quiet. Staff were helpful and the place was clean.
__label__1 Booked two nights here in June. Upon arrival, I was pleasantly surpirsed. I should have known that it would be downhill from there...\n\nRooms: Small but comfortable; overheard some pretty interesting conversations (plus one star for the freaky couple in the next room) through the paper-thin walls.  \n\nLocation: Personally, I did not think that the hotel was as close to \"the Strip\" as everyone made it out to be.  Walking 1/2 an hour to 45 minutes in 100+ degree weather to get to the Wynn was just not fun.  It was an especially interesting walk at night... we will just leave it at that.\n\nPool: Small and crowded. Skipped it! \n\nDining/Bar:  The food at the small restaraunt (Envy I think it was called) was actually good - but then again, we only had small bites, appetizers, and booze.  [note: the french fries are served on a plate the size of my coffee table].  Late night bar atmosphere was low-key and fun, but then again, that could have been due the crazy and awesome girl I met from Oakland there. I digress. The little coffee bar (near the parking garage) should, on the other hand, be closed down.  I've made better breakfast paninis in my college dormroom.  I want my $20 back.  \n\nFinal thought: I guess it is not a bad place to just crash, but nothing more.  Personally, I ditched this place after one night and booked the Vdara for my final night.  Best Vegas decision yet!
__label__4 Came in for 3 nights. I was upgraded to a suite on the 11th floor overlooking the Wynn Golf course - Awesome views.\n\nThe hotel has  new management and a new food manager. The customers service has always been solid in the past but they staff has really stepped up their game. Even the food in the club lounge has really gone upscale in the evenings. I've experienced many Marriott's family hotels and this location has some of the best tasting food for a club lounge. Medallions of beef, shrimp lettuce wraps,  shrimp poke on shredded lettuce, lobster mac & cheese, tilapia with capers and lemon sauce were some of the food offered for three evenings. The desserts were also impressive over baked cookies - one evening they had flan and another evening yummy warm bread pudding. In the morning the club lounge installed a pancake machine to where I just pushed a button and within seconds two pancakes popped onto my plate. \n\nOverall I was impressed more so then previous stays and I'm looking forward to returning.
__label__3 Didn't stay here but was here for an event in their lobby, and it definitely had a weird vibe... for Vegas.  That is, there wasn't any gaming.  This is probably a great hotel if you come to Vegas for a trade show and are a boring person who doesn't enjoy all Vegas has to offer.
__label__0 There are much better places to stay in the Marriott family. Skip this place.\nDirty towels, pool under renovation (which no one told us about ahead of time), lots of broken down things in the room, inconsistent stories from the managers (Grace & Saul - have they even had any sort of training??).  There's absolutely no level of security either. No card scan to operate elevator - seemingly anyone could walk in off the street and have access to all floors. \n\nRenaissance Hotels come with the reputation of a  certain level of service, and this place is a miss on all levels. There are so many better options within a short walking distance of the convention center. Save yourself the hassle and stay there.
__label__4 This hotel is VERY clean and quiet. I do NOT know why people are complaining about the staff, very nice people who are very willing to help me and my wife. I had the pleasure of dealing with David during check in and he was very nice in helping me get the room i wanted: a suite. I tipped him to begin with and he did all he could to get me a very nice deluxe suite... With NO one else on the floor. I had a room on the fourth floor, very nice. \n\nDavid was even kind and truthful enough to tell me \"you didn't have to tip me\" but trust me for the room he hooked me up with and the level of service he portrayed, why wouldn't i? Vegas is a city that runs on tips and if you play your cards right, at any hotel, they try to accommodate you the best they can\n\nI came here with my wife on Labor Day weekend, and check in and out was a breeze. It's not too far from the strip at all. Don't be put off by the fact there is no casino and it being off strip. It's actually really nice to be able to get up to your room quickly and quietly and sleep without any disturbances. \n\nTruly, I would come back to this hotel as it's very clean and the staff is friendly. \n\nGood job guys!
__label__2 It's OK food - nothing extraordinary.  The pricing, I thought, was a bit off given the quality of food/service.\n\nThe menu is pretty concise and to-the-point.  Very American palette-friendly.
__label__2 we ate here for our last day in vegas. everyone was hung over and we needed some soup to make us feel better. i ordered the fire chicken wings which weren't spicy at all. but it wasn't bad. the dim sum was yummy because they had a good amount of shrimp inside. the duck noodle soup thing was ok. the duck was good. hot and sour soup- a bit spicy, too much pepper. and the chrysanthemum iced tea was delish.
__label__3 Very expensive but very good Chinese food. The service is fast and friendly. The food is cooked immediately and is out in minutes. On a slow day, you can see the chefs watching you eat just to make sure they didnt screw it up. If you're willing to spend the extra dough, then go here. The lines can get long though, but they move people in and out rather quick.
__label__4 My husband and I enjoy eating at Noodle Asia.  \n\nOne of our favorites we like to order is their pan friend dumplings.  They are huge!  They are filled with pork and vegies.\n\nTheir noodle soup, the duck and bbq pork is delicious as well.  I've tried Mama Woo's Spicy noodles soup too and it was great!
__label__0 Yuck!  I can not believe this place has got some good reviews.  I was in Vegas 3 weeks ago, went to the Tao.  The alcohol in my stomach was feeling lonely so we went to Noodle Asia after leaving the club at around 12:30AM on a Saturday night.  On a busy night, I would imagine a full staff of waiters and cooks... Not this night, 2 waiters, 2 cooks and 1 hostess.  We had two couples ahead of us in line to be seated.  \nWait time for a table- 50 minutes.  \nTime after ordering our food until it arrived to our table- 45 minutes.  \nTime to eat-5 minutes flat.  \nTime it took for the waiter to take to print out our check- 15 minutes.    \nThe soup I ordered tasted like dish wash water.  \nService-  abrupt/borderline rude\n\nNext time, I'll skip this joint and opt for room service.
__label__1 This place gets pretty crowded, but I wouldn't recommend coming here. It's good for something fast and convenient (since I was staying at the Venetian). The prices are pretty ridiculous for Chinese food. I mean 15-20 bucks per dish. I mean I guess it is Vegas & everything is expensive. \n\nWe shared the Shanghai rice cakes, Singapore noodles, and chicken fried rice. Bland, bland and bland. I mean it was edible, but Chinese food is suppose to be BURSTING with flavor! \n\nI would suggest if you want some good Chinese food to leave the strip and go to Spring Mountain Road and you'll find TONS of Chinese/Vietnamese restaurants that are so much better and CHEAPER!
__label__3 Im a fan of good chinese. i must say the wonton soup was loaded with big fat wontons 8 of them and the pan fried noode dish with chicken was awesome.. i went twice.. Worth every penny!
__label__2 the food was alright but definitely cost more than it should.  we went for a quick lunch and the service was alright too but the food was not up to par with your typical vegas food.  btw don't get the kim chee, not good.
__label__3 I really love the beef noodle soup here. The soup base is very tasty with red peppers in it. I had to pick out all of the red peppers because my lips were burning and mouth was on fire from every single bite. \n\nWhat I didn't like was that we didn't even order tea, but they brought it for the table and charged each person for a cup. The sad part was that not everyone even touched their tea cups. What an easy way to make money huh?\n\nOverall, I was impressed with the beef noodle soup. I usually don't eat a lot, but I was able to finish the whole bowl. I feel like the portion was too small because it is really expensive for a bowl of noodles. Oh well, everything is expensive on the strip I feel. \n\nCraving the noodles right now... =(
__label__3 After a night of clubbing at Tao, we made a pit stop here to satisfy our late night hunger. We got seated immediately and our seats were right by the entrance. I think my friend and I shared a bowl of BBQ Pork and Roast Duck Noodle Soup while the 6 of us shared Dim Sum (Har Gow and Siu Mai). Each Dim Sum came with 6 pieces each so it was perfect. They were very accommodating and the food was pretty good. When it came time to pay, my friend and I wanted to pay for the birthday girl's share. I wasn't provided a receipt after paying so I went to ask for one because the birthday girl kept asking (wondering why no one took her credit card). All in all, not bad for my first time here.
__label__1 I must be spoiled living in San Francisco where there is a Chinatown and I am surrounded by a variety of Asian foods/cuisines because this was not the place to go for authentic Chinese flavors.  I was naive to think that because it was in The Venetian, the quality would be great, but I really felt like I was in a hole in the wall with slow service.  My boyfriend and I shared a two dishes and a soup.  The soup was Egg Flower Soup and I have never seen this soup with tomatoes in it.  The flavor was disappointing, very bland.  We also shared the Chinese Broccoli.  This was the winner.  Not a huge portion for $10.00, but it was good.  It was still crunchy and the sauce did not over take it.  The minced beef over rice and fried egg, do not order it.  The prices are pretty high with Orange Chicken at $18.00.   My friend who ordered it didn't even finish it because it tasted like \"cardboard\"
__label__3 Really good Chinese food.  The duck and pork noodle soup is awesome.  Portions are not that generous so be advised but worth it for Chinese hotel strip food.
__label__3 This place had me hypnotized. There are 30 restaurants in the Venetian and I had my first 3 meals here. I'm not a Chinese food or noodle freak. I just really liked the food, either that or they got me hooked on MSG or something. Whatever I was, I couldn't take my palette off them for 2 days and I will be searching for food of similar quality back in Philly. I've decided to check Chinatown since I think it's likely there are a few Chinese restaurants there.
__label__2 3.5 stars. the bf LOVES this place and kept recommending it \"it's so delicious; best, super authentic beef noodle soup; my friends and i all love it \" but then again - what does he know? \n\nservice is average. food is expensive for chinese, but cheap for vegas. szechwan beef noodle soup is actually surprisingly awesome and i'd give that ONE dish a 5.... but all the rest is maybe a 2.5/ 3.... tea bags for the tea, sad grayish siu mai... and the kimchi is good, but $$$. \n\nstick to the szechwan beef noodle soup!!\n\n7/30 yelp challenge
__label__3 THE place to be after drinking and walking all over the strip!  Tucked away next to the casino floor and the Venetian sports book, this was not an obvious choice unless you were already in the Venetian.\n\nMy wife and I shared the chicken lo mein which was quite delicious, but strangely included red and green peppers.  I was on cloud 9 once I added the garlic pepper paste to crank it up to 10.  We added in the bbq roast pork which was dry, but the sauce made up for it.  We also had the obligatory \"crab\" rangoon, which was suprisingly good.  So often rangoon can be stale and chewy...not so at Noodle Asia.\n\nBased solely on food I would give this place 3 stars, but since it satisfied an incredible craving for me, I bumped it up a notch!
__label__1 Food is really good but Damn the service is really terrible. This is my 3rd time here and I thought they were just busy before but as much as I enjoyed the food, I wouldnt recommend it to anyone. Wait time for your food is crazy  then they bring you food you didnt order, so u wait, only to tell you that your food was probably laid on someone else's table so u wait some more. Food came, you asked for a bowl and took another century to come and had to physically tackle the server on the other table. You wait some more and the bowl was probably still in the factory. Worst part, Nobody even apologized. Another incidence, ordered food and never came in so you cancelled it coz the appetite just went away, check came in and they still charged you for it and they even fight you and say they delivered it.. OMG. I guess have your food to go? Wheres the management here?
__label__1 Pricy but food was not as good as before , we had this 40 year old lady serving us and she didn't do well...gave us the wrong check and went back to blame on the cashier when she was the one grabbing the wrong check..I heard it all..won't go back again
__label__0 Chive dumplings were ok. Fried rice was bland and too greasy, beef stew was alright, and the chicken ginger noodle soup was very bland and chicken was too dry.
__label__1 I must be aging out of Cracker Barrel.  Maybe I'll get back to it, because there are plenty of old folks there.  But right now, they are getting awfully loud.\n\nThe service was good - in fact, one of the better rounds of service that I can recall having lately.  But I ordered some plate with a sampling of meat, and received one piece of bacon, a piece of sausage, some ham, eggs and one piece of toast.  For something like $7.  My wife added cheese to her eggs and grits and was charged separately for each - at $0.99 a pop.\n\nI would rather eat at the Waffle House.
__label__1 11/12/10\n\n2.5 stars.\n\nFirst meal in Charlotte, straight from CLT's Douglas Airport.  This location is my BIL's fave location.  Replete w/ Cracker Barrel's large dining room capacity, its signature shop filled w/ old-time memorabilia and wrapped candies, goat's milk lotions and car scents, and a large selection of rocking chairs for sale in the front, this Cracker Barrel does stand out as having better customer service than what I've experienced elsewhere.  (We used to visit CBs on childhood road trips, but I could probably count on one hand the number of visits I've made in the past decade or two.)\n\nMom and I shared the Country Boy Breakfast (well, she had the eggs, a little slice of the steak, and some of the biscuits and hash brown casserole.  I tried to enjoy the rest, but the only item I appreciated was the dish of fried apples.  While the steak was flavorful (it was actually over-seasoned- this dish haunted me all day!), I didn't enjoy its processed texture, which came across to me as a chopped steak and not a nice piece of USDA choice.  The casserole was gummy, thus inedible, and the biscuits were dry, dry, dry.  I overcame my wariness to try the fried apples (which glistened from the cornstarch that thickened the sauce) just so that I could consume a part of a dry biscuit.  Ironic, then that out of the entire entree ensemble, all I can recommend are the apples.  (I believe Mom enjoyed the eggs...)\n\nI did get to try my BIL's French toast special, which is your traditional French toast, but w/ more cheesecake frosting and maple-syrup goodness.  I found its sweetness a little cloying in the end, but I'd take this over the disaster that was the Country Boy.
__label__4 To those yelpers who say you have to be an unsophisticated eater to enjoy this place:  pbthhhh!  I consider myself a knowledgeable and picky eater, and Fiamma was RAPTURE.  \n\nWe decided to go for the tasting menu of two appetizers, three entrees, two desserts, assuming we'd get cute little portions.  Since we loved the sound of the entire menu, this afforded a chance to try a bit more of things, and for $60 a person, seemed fair.  We had cesear salad, carpaccio, seafood risotto, rigatoni with an amazing ragu, and the shortrib, plus a chocolately dessert and a cheesecakey dessert.\n\nThe flavors were sublime.  Complex, deep flavors, with nice twists (like a bit of mushroom on the carpaccio).  Everything was cooked perfectly (including perfect al dente pasta) and presented wonderfully.  A subtle hint of lemon in the risotto, the layered seasonings on the short rib, everything to perfection.\n\nThe service was good--we told them we were in a hurry and they had no issue serving us quickly, but made it feel unrushed.  And the portions--lordie--we THOUGHT this was a tasting menu, with small portions, but I am pretty sure we had full servings of everything.  We had late night dessert and lunch the next day, and still had more leftovers.  Fiamma served up the best ratio of quantity to quality I've ever seen.\n\nI feel Fiamma is perfect for a special occassion, but fine for a more casual night out, good for a romantic dinner, or good for friends or business.  It can be hard to find a restaurant with such a flexible style, especially in Vegas.\n\nI REALLY wish Fiamma was here in the bay area, it would be a regular haunt.
__label__2 I thought the food here was really good. The beef carpaccio, the pasta was good and the calamari was the best! They had a summer tasting - 3 courses for $45 so it was a great deal, although I wanted to share with my bf since I figured it was too much food and we were in a larger party, but they gave us a hard time about that. I didn't think the service was that good.
__label__2 I knew my wallet was in for a beating when we decided to eat in the MGM Grand restaurant area. $91 for a filet? No thanks. We spotted Fiamma and the menu seemed very reasonable given the location. Nice atmosphere, even at the bar area. We had the Agnolotti, which was outstanding if not a small serving. The Caesar was very good, as it should. All this, plus tea and coffee (served in a french press but seemed chunky...instant?) for $50!  I would have been hungry 10mins later if I hadn't eaten a loaf of bread.\n\n4 stars if anywhere else
__label__1 Food was good, but did not match the menu description, and the service was the worst I have ever had.\n\nAfter being seated about 7:30 p.m. we were given water and menus right away, and that's where anything I could call service ended.  20 or 25 minutes passed, and someone in our group had to hail down the server to take our orders- they hadn't even come by for drink orders.\n\nOur food took a very long time, was lukewarm when it came out, and was extremely skimpy on the portions that matter.  I ordered the shrimp risotto with jumbo sea scallops, and while there was a decent amount of risotto, there were no more than 5 dime-sized shrimp all on one side of the dish, and the scallops were medium size- about the size of a quarter.  Worse yet, they had cut them in half putting the bronzed side up to make it look like more, so the three scallops I was looking at were only 1.5 scallops, and weren't even as thick as my pinky finger.  What was there tasted good even lukewarm, which is why I've given two stars rather than one, but the menu was a complete overstatement of the dish.\n\nThe couple in our group that had ordered the prix menu had to hail the waiter over to get their dessert and check so that they could make their 10 pm show, the rest of us, clearly also ready, had to hail him again after he disappeared after taking care of them (they did make their show, but missed some of the pre-show).  The other thing that really bugs me is that we were seated there over 2 and a half hours, saw a manager around, but they never approached our table for the standard \"how is everything\".\n\nIf you insist on going to this restaurant (and with so many wonderful options in Vegas, I don't know why you would), do NOT go with 6+ people- it was very apparent from the evening that the servers were guaranteed their 18% automatic tip for groups, and thus completely blew us off.
__label__4 I've eaten here twice, and both times I left here with my taste buds completely satisfied!\n\nThe atmosphere of the restaurant is nice.  It's not overly formal, but not too casual either.  It's also not too noisy so you and your company can definitely have conversations without needing to scream into each other's ears.\n\nThe wine selection is pretty wide.  They are true to their culture and focus mostly on Italian wines, all of which have been delicious, for the ones that I have tried at least. Should definitely check out the sparkling wines or dessert wines if your pocketbook can afford it.  :-)\n\nThe food is nothing short of AMAZING!  Even something as simple as cold cuts and cheese was enough to impress me.  The ingredients are fresh and unique, nothing you'd normally find in a typical grocery market.  I think they marinated the olives and many other foods themselves, so the flavors you're getting from this place is definitely not something you can find just anywhere else!\n\nI tried 2 or 3 different types of pasta from this location and loved each one of them.  The chefs here pair special sauces for different types of pasta, each sauce focusing on the reduction of various alcohols like brandy or vodka.  Anyone can make pasta sauce, but to make it where you can actually taste/feel out all the flavors of the ingredients and appreciate the way it complements the pasta, that is rare.  This place definitely inspired me to experiment and be more creative with my pasta sauces in the future!\n\nI had this a few years ago, so I can't remember how to describe it, but I remember that the calamari was to die for!\n\nThe service was great!  Food came out really fast, and the servers were good about refills and clearing empty plates to make room for the next course.\n\nPricing is a little expensive, but it's also not outrageous.  For the quality and quantity of the food you're getting, I'd say it's fair.  Probably not somewhere you'd want to eat at everyday, but it's definitely affordable for those special dates.
__label__4 How lazy can you get? I made reservations on the Yelp app on OpenTable and it is a stones throw from our hotel room. I told my husband to choose somewhere to eat for his belated birthday and he chose Fiamma. \n\nI love the decor. I love chic places. It was also nice to see a little reception dinner for a newly married couple. I've always contemplated a Vegas wedding. The tab would be under a grand. Nice! Anyway, dinner was awesome. The hostess brought us to our table pretty quickly and they even accommodated us when we wanted to move to a booth. The server jokingly said \"no PDA but under the table stuff is fine\". It was really romantic. A nice getaway from Christmas craziness. We ordered cocktails. The hubs had the Fiamma \"The Original\" and I had the Pineapple Upside Down Cake. The drinks were pretty tasty. Order the Caprese to share. When I order Caprese I don't expect much but some buffalo mozzarella and sliced tomatoes. When the salad came out it was colorful. Chopped up yellow and red tomatoes, strips of basil, and soft buffalo mozzarella and some awesome tasty green sauce. I ordered the Raviolini which is amazing shortrib ravioli with black truffle goodness. It was super good as the pasta was al dente. My husband ordered the Orecchiette. Both of our entrees were good tasting and totally worth it. Prior to dinner we told the server where we were from and that we were celebrating my husband's birthday (even it was a week before). We ordered the Crocchette for dessert which were little donuts made of Amaretto and Ricotta and dipping sauce. The server was so nice he brought us out glasses of champagne and even made a little Happy Birthday display with a candle for my hubs.\n\nThe service was top notch and our server was super personable. He was really attentive to us even when the restaurant was close to closing. Overall experience was fabulous. If you have a hard time deciding on the millions of restaurants to eat at in Vegas and feel like Italian, come to MGM and try it out. Pricey but totally worth the food quality, ambiance, and service.
__label__4 I fell in love with the dim lighting and sexy decor while walking by and I vowed I would be back for dinner before we left our weekend stay at the MGM. Well vows are not meant to be broken and this place met all my expectations and then some... \n\nThe service was amazing, loved the bread basket, food was delicious, and the drinks did not disappoint.\n\nI had the mediterranean sea bass and it was simply divine!!! Keep in mind mediterranean sea bass nothing like chilean sea bass which is my favorite of the two... However, they mediterranean sea bass still rocked my taste buds!\n\nMy friend had the roasted chicken and boasted it 5 stars!!! \n\nEverything was perfect at Fiamma Trattoria and this place doesn't deserve anything less than 5 stars!
__label__2 Average Italian food, but I may be a little biased living in New York.  Just keep in mind that Las Vegas is a tourist trap where the restaurants are updated and not necessarily the menu.  \n\nChanged our reservation time alst minute on a saturday night and it was not a problem...probably because the restaurant was empty.
__label__1 Its ok. I just expected better. food was microwaved and flavorless.
__label__1 We were hoping for a nice dinner worthy if the prices but was sorely disappointed.  The waiter was ok, but I expect more from a high priced restaurant.  My dish (Raviolini) was pretty good, but my husbands tasted like I could have thrown it together for my kids.  Overall, big let down.
__label__4 I'm writing this in anticipation of a wonderful next meal here based on our previous dining experiences. The manager contacted me and offered a complimentary chefs dinner next time we're in Las Vegas. He apologized for our last dinner. I'm very impressed that the restaurant cares enough about their food and reputation to do this. Thank you.
__label__2 I wouldn't say you can really get french food here.  It may be american food with a french twist, but that may be even stretching it.  That said, I've been here a couple of times.  I came here for dinner Saturday night.  I ordered the french onion soup.  For some reason, I was actually expecting it to be worse, but it was okay.  The piece of bread they put in my soup was huge and they had so much chesse on top, but the broth was pretty tasty.  The turkey wrap I order was lackluster though.  It didn't have much taste at all, but the fries were good.  This place might be okay for late night dining since I think they're open 24 hours, but I wouldn't come here for dinner again.
__label__2 Very cute. We went here for breakfast at 7am. before we had to fly out, so I can't really rate this based on their busy time. Our waiter was really nice and polite. The bread was real good. Breakfast was yummy too. The eggs and hashbrowns were made well. My husband got the steak and eggs meal. They made it nice and juicy. \n\nAlthough, this place is really expensive for breakfast. For the price, you think you'd get \"knock your socks off\" type of food. Orange juice was $4.00, AND our waiter didn't even come back to see if my husband wanted more. Which leads me to believe that there's no free refills on that. \n\nI guess you can say it's okay if you don't mind spending that much on your breakfast. In Vegas though, you could probably find better for a cheaper price.
__label__2 Le Cafe Ile Saint Louis, hmm...\n\nAnd so the Vegetarian's came out that night. We were hungry. We were on a mission to find Veggie-friendly food. It was late. We were tired. We wanted, well, food! \n\nWe ended up skimming the menu which had a good variety of food. Steak, Prime Rib, Breakfast options, Soups, Salads etc... The only thing that seemed veggie friendly was the Pasta. My friend asked if they had (off menu) a vegetarian sandwich of some sort. Low & behold, we were informed that they did. A veggie-sandwich which comprised of eggplant, mushrooms, bell peppers and more. Sided with either fries or a baked potato. Wow! Sounded tasty. When our dish came out, it looked fabulous. Yes, it was exactly how it was described to us but it was hard to control since all the actual vegetables were flying out of my breaded envelope. I couldn't control these suckers. I ended up forking the vegetables and swooshing my bread to the side. Had it swooped me off my feet with taste, I might've thought otherwise. I see the effort in making an off-the-menu veggie friendly dish, and I acknowledge that, but it just wasn't dish presentable. \n\nThis place gets an \"A\" for effort, but a decent ''C\" for veggie presentation. :)
__label__0 This place really deserves no star. We ordered a seafood soup and a steak. The soup tasted like some instant crap, the seafood ingredients were nowhere near fresh. The steak was bland and tasteless. The steamed grenn beans were raw. No amount of A-1 sauce could've saved this joke they called a steak. The table next to us was also complaining about their food too. The service was non-exisisting. It took us 10 minutes to send the steak back. People, do not waste your money on this shitty place.
__label__1 I suppose I should have taken the complete absence of a wait to be seated (at 8pm on a Saturday night no less) as a bad sign.  My girlfriend and I were attracted by the advertised special of filet mignon dinner (complete with soup/salad) for $17.\n\nThe soup was a creamy chicken vegetable which reminded me of Thanksgiving, and it would have been pretty good had it not been luke-warm.  The filet mignon came with a hollandaise sauce, roasted potatoes and some steamed asparagus and green beans.  The filet had nice grill marks, which inspired some hope, but it was over-cooked, under-seasoned, and it tasted like it had been sitting out for a while.  The potatoes were pretty tasty, but the veggies were under-seasoned as well.\n\nWe also ordered some mushroom crepes.  These were the best thing about the meal, but not by far, and I am not exactly a crepe expert.  They tasted similar to the soup to me.  Perhaps some cross-pollination going on?\n\nThe proximity to our hotel elevators and a friendly (albeit somewhat inattentive) waiter helped redeem some value on the experience, but all-in-all, I think I could have executed the meal better in my own kitchen.\n\nBottom line: There are lots of great restaurants in Vegas, so, unless you are trying to avoid long lines at the dinner rush, you may want to consider more options.
__label__1 Food was so-so. Service was so-so. Location was noisy, but then again it's the Paris Hotel in Vegas.\n\nWould I recommend it? If you can't get into another place, yes. Otherwise, it's nothing special, really.
__label__0 I should have read the reviews first.  If the reviews are that spread out its obviously \"hit or miss\".  This was my first and last time going there. It was definitely a giant miss for me.  After being seated and waiting for so long, I was about to just leave when the waiter called out on his way from the next table that he would right there.  After another long wait, he finally showed up. When asked about any of the menu items, he just looked confused.  When ordering a wine with dinner he had to put his finger on the page and leave with the wine list. Of course during this time, we had to specifically ask for water to drink be brought to the table. \n\nFor the appetizers, I had the French Onion Soup (not bad), while my companion had the Tomato Salad which consisted three slices of tomato with baby sprigs and a dressing. Hardly enough to be considered a salad. \n\nWhen the entrees arrived. They both looked, felt and tasted like they had been sitting under a heat lamp for far too long. My prime rib was cold as well as my \"whipped\" (mashed) potatoes. My companion had the club sandwich with rosemary pomme frittes (French Fries). Its hard to mess up a club sandwich, but the fries were cold, limp and greasy.  EVERYTHING had to be sent back to the kitchen!  My meal came out a second time and it was correct. My companions pomme frittes came out in the same state as the first attempt. She just gave up and simply said \"never mind\" to the fries. \n\nDuring the course of the meal our drinks ran low and eventually empty. My companion had to go to the hostess stand and ask if the manager could stop by our table with some water. \n\nWhen Mark the manager showed up, we conveyed our experiences with Rey the waiter.  He of course politely apologized. And offered to \"adjust\" the bill, which Rey promptly delivered. Rey seemed to have forgotten the the special I ordered came with dessert, so I had to remind him.  Of course coffee wasn't offered so I had to flag Rey down for som coffee. When we got our coffee, Rey was distracted by something else yet again and just put his carafe on the table in front of me like we were at an Ihop.  Since we ordered coffee, he had to add that to the bill and we had to flag him down yet again. \n\nSERVICE: Horrible\nFOOD:  Mediocre (at best)\n\nFor the guy that said \"not that bad\", I ask you how does it have to be before you feel like your time and money has been wasted?  How important is you time and how hard do you work for you money?  If you value either, you won't waste it at Le Cafe Ile Saint Louis.
__label__3 Main case in point? $39 menu for a 3-course dinner? \n\nHeaded to the Strip a bit earlier than expected for our show and walked about Paris Hotel to find some good eats for my birthday. Saw the cutesy cafe and a sign that showed options that seemed to good to pass up. \n\nI ordered the French Onion Soup, Prime Rib with Mac and Cheese, Mushrooms and Onions, & a chocolate layer cake. \n\nWhile I'm not a big fan of soup, the French Onion was delicious.\nThe Prime Rib was perfection, although I only managed to finish about half since I ate the soup so fast\nThe Chocolate layer cake was about as big as two \"regular\" slices at a \"regular\" restaurant and was moist and chocolatey! \n\nRecommending this place for the price and service!
__label__2 I really enjoyed the bread here. I went for lunch and ordered the 1/2 sandwich and salad. I had the caesar salad which was pretty good. The sandwich was tuna salad with tomato, hard boiled egg, red onions, and capers. I would say the sandwich was nothing out of this world but not terrible either. I probably would eat here again but most likely try something else. I did have a bite of my grandmothers croque madame. That I will say was very tasty.
__label__0 I wouldn't recommend this caf\u00e9.  DH had a hankering for beignets.  I asked three people in the restaurant if they had beignets that night, and they said yes.  Then we sit down, order beignets and French onion soup.  The waiter comes back a few minutes later to say that they don't have beignets after all.  The French onion soup was also extremely salty.  I could not eat it.  There are plenty of French cafes on the Strip.  Seek one elsewhere.
__label__4 We just had our wedding reception at le Cafe, and it was an EXCELLENT experience.  Sal Cavalcante was the manager on duty, and he made sure that our party was well taken care of.  The chef Adam, did an excellent job with the food, and Sal's team with the service..... Will definitely go back!
__label__3 We had the lunch menu and it was great .I am sure I will be back next time in Vegas .
__label__1 Visited 3 spas over 4th of July weekend and this was the last of the 3 and the least impressive (others were Mandarin and Canyon Ranch).  \n\nFirst, I get there...front desk staff are friendly enough but not one of the 3 people (who weren't busy helping anyone else) lead me back to the locker room area...just pointed in general directions.  Second, get there and an attendant is supposed to greet me (per front desk staffs instructions) but I only found one attendant for the whole locker room who was cleaning and clearly annoyed with having another guest arrive and interrupt her her chores.  Third, got a locker with the usual fare in it but the robe was dirty around the neck and shoulder area.  Got another attendant to get me one  and just as I received it the original attendant wanted to know if I got it from another locker so she could replace it...no apology for a dirty robe in the first place.  \n\nAND THEN......tour of the wet area....confusing lay out and would be very easy to wander into the men's area.....BUT THE JACUZZI HAD 2 WOMEN SITTING IN IT BUTTT NEKKKID!!!! EWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW!!!! No woman in her right mind would sit on a wet warm toilet at a stadium or an arena....WHY NOW!!!  This is Vegas and a high volume hotel. I asked the attendant if she had disposable swimsuits (like Mandarin) and she SAID NO!!!!!  I don't want water that's been around your crotch on or in my crotch!!! DISGUSTING!!!  \n\nSo i just stuck with the saunas until my massage...which was okay.  Room is kinda cold and clinical (i'm more of a Zen-like spa kinda girl)\nHe had good technique  but rushed the ending which i guess is standard for most men in Vegas...lol
__label__4 This is my favorite spa in Las Vegas. I enjoy the fact that women and men are separated. I feel completely at ease and relaxed. After a long week I try to come here as often as I can to rejuvenate myself. Facial and mudd bath are a must! Amazing! I get a body mask and a hair mask and wear it for half an hour in the steam room and I feel like a new woman every time I leave this place. I will always come back here for my spa treatments, love it!
__label__0 I love books, hence I love libraries. I have also heard good things about the Central Library. So when my friend and I decided to go visit Phoenix, we decided to stop off and see it. I must add though that the main reason we went was because the Travel Channel did a list of the world's weirdest bathrooms, and the bathrooms at the library came in second on the list. I know what you're saying too yourselves. That could be the lamest reason to visit someplace! Now that I think about it, you are probably right.\n\nThe 1 star is for the bathrooms. The actual library gets 3 stars, because although the building is stunning, I found the inside to be disorganized and a bit dirty. Back to the bathrooms though. We went into the bathrooms and there was nothing weird about it. So we decided to ask the librarian what made it weird and he did not know what we were talking about. He then told us that if you look into a little hole in the wall dividing the entryways into the men's and women's bathrooms, you can see light from the fiber optics installed in the library. He then said it's probably cool for only about a second and that it definitely was not weird. \nAnd guess what? He was absolutely spot on.\n\nNow I don't know who to blame. Should I blame the library for installing something so dumb? Should I blame the travel channel for putting this on the world's weirdest bathrooms, or frankly creating a list of the world's weirdest bathrooms? Or should I blame myself for going to a library to see this in the first place? Ah heck, I'll blame all three.
__label__3 Visited Arizona with a couple of architect friends, so the Phoneix Library had to be a stop :)  The outside of the building isn't nearly as impressive as the inside.  But wowie, when you're inside, it's like a whole other world.  The details and attention to spacing are amazing.  Not to mention it's a LEED certified building (green building) which is pretty cool.  If not to check out books, you gotta at least check out the building.
__label__4 This is a really great library and probably the best in Phoenix! Among the beautiful architectural elements, this place has a pretty descent selection of books and music. There are different levels of the building that gives a great separation. There are lots of areas that allow you to sit a read all the different books. There is also a really cool teenager room that provides a cool hangout for all the young folks. Haven't had any bad experiences yet. Overall a great place to go!
__label__3 I have to say, I was impressed by this Denny's. Not only is there a systematic way of putting your name on the list and things but the host is friendly and understanding that lots of people there are stupid drunks or in a bad mood. LOL. I wasn't. Walter and I walked in here. \"10 top for Walter\". he said oh WOW TEN. OK. He seemed happy about that. We got this whole nook in the back near the restrooms for our large party. Our server was awesome. He spoke both English and Spanish. When I realized that he was more comfy speaking in Spanish,  I was happy to order that way as well. He was quick to bring out our food. The only thing that we had to ask for was extra condiments. Everything else, he was on top of it. We were a loud bunch but not a rowdy one. Our bills were all done separately. SMART server!! The food isn't the best around but you really don't care when you arrive and are tipsy and starving. I was impressed really. \n\nfast service\naccurate orders \nattentive server\ngood value for the money\nsystematic sign in for a table\nshort wait\nclean restroom\nfunny patrons
__label__3 They have chinese food here?!! I didn't try it but it looked pretty damn good. They serve it family style. I got the veggi omelet and came with hash browns and toast. Quality is ten times better than dennys. Couldn't get the steak and egss for 5.99 so we got the rib-eye. I felt like i was getting a 5.99 steak for $25. The size of it was nice and they cooked it medium rare but eating a steak from a place that offers 5.99 steak, I don't feel they can produce a better product.
__label__2 Maybe we should have come here when we were drunk. We came here as our first stop in Vegas in the morning. Like everyone, me and my friends ordered the steak and eggs special, except for our party pooper friend who wanted pancakes.\n\nThe steak was okay. I've had better but of course the price correlates to the quality I guess? I really wish the steak and eggs special was still $4.99 instead of the new price of $8.99 though. Also I think this special is a midnight special from 12am-8am, methinks.\n\nI noticed there were a lot of people at the time we were there. A mixture of old and young people. Ah, it's Vegas. Everyone comes out to play in Vegas.
__label__2 $13.98 prime rib in the middle of the Strip.  Great deal when you consider a simple turkey sandwich could cost more than that across the street at the Bellagio or Caesars.  Nice menu, quick service.  Not very large, so I imagine there would be a wait at busy times.  I was there on a Monday night off season.
__label__3 First of all, I would like to say that I have had some really authentic Dim Sum and I have had some really interesting Dim Sum. Both previous experiences were in places located off the west coast, one in Vancouver, British Columbia and the other in San Diego. That being said, this place was sweet and lived up to the high standards set before. If you go, take your appetite and try as many of those little plates as you can. If you are real lucky, try to get someone to tell you what you are ordering so you can eat again. :) \nIt was fairly not busy for a Friday afternoon, but i have hear Saturdays and Sundays this places gets busy. \nLet me know how you like it.
__label__2 We went here after seeing the line out the door at 1:00 PM on Sunday at Phoenix Palace.  We were quickly seated, but the dim sum carts were a little slow coming to our table.  Dim sum here itself is fresh and tasty, and cheap to boot.  Our total for 4 people including a special item (Chinese broccoli in oyster sauce) was $27.  Most of our items (har gow, siu mai, sticky rice in lotus leaf, turnip cake) were a little over $2 per order, a really good deal for dim sum.  Why the 3 stars then?  Well, inside it was warm.  Not sweating your face off warm, but just warm enough to feel uncomfortable inside, which doesn't really inspire you to eat a lot of hot dim sum and hot tea.  Also, the table was raised up high at a level that made me feel like I was a child sitting at the adult's table, which makes for an uncomfortable experience when you are trying to reach for things.
__label__3 I wish I knew a little more about dim sum and the names and ingredients of the entrees that fill the carts.  I feel ridiculous for pointing and asking, \"What's that?\" only to be responded to in limited english.\n\nThe up side is that I end up trying new things and just taking what looks good.  Luckily for me almost everything I picked was really tasty.\n\nI have been out for dim sum before but I don't remember the names of things.\n\nMy fam and I came in for dim sum after catching an early movie on Sunday morning.  We were seated quickly which was surprising considering the place was packed AND we were a party of six.  \n\nThese things were great: shrimp dumplings, garlic shrimp dumplings, bean curd wraps, steamed pork buns (X100), shrimp balls and shrimp egg rolls.  Apparently we chose a lot of shrimp.\n\nI was hoping they'd bring around the bbq pork chow mein noodles but they never did.  I did see people with them at their tables so I know they must have been on a cart somewhere.\n\nThe negatives included: Our table had no chili oil, since we were seated at the back it was hard for the carts to get to us, a tad crowded, not enough rotation of carts coming around.\n\nAll that aside, this is the third or fourth time I've been here and I probably will be back.  I left very full and satisfied.
__label__3 Service was great.  This price for dim sum at this place is the cheapest.  My favorites were  the tripe and the chicken feet.  Would definitely come here again.
__label__4 C-Fu, Great Wall, Golden Buddha ... blah blah blah.\n\nFor those that know the difference, China King is still the go to place for Dim Sum and authentic Chinese Food in the Valley of the Sun. Just stopped in today on a random Tuesday for Dim Sum, small offerings off the carts but they made whatever I wanted fresh from the kitchen. (Turnip Cake, Chinese Broccoli & Sesame Seed Bun)\n\nAn interesting observation was that from 11am till 12;30PM I was the only white boy in the restaurant. 50% Chinese clients & 50% other ethic races.  WTF, I live more than 20 miles away an I make the pilgrimage every chance I get. Where TF are all the other locals eating lunch everyday. \n\nIf you live in the Chandler area, put the F'ing burgers down and get your white asses over here an experience real Chinese Food.\n\nOh yea I forgot to mention, China King is offering 15% off you total bill on the lunch menu until the Chinese New Years (Jan 31). Chinese Tea is free, total bill for 2 people was $17. \n\nNow you TAWB's (Tight Ass White Boys) have no excuse to give this place a try.
__label__3 One of the better dim sum places in Arizona! You've got all your essentials here: shrimp dumplings, shu mai, BBQ buns, shrimp long noodles, sticky rice wrapped in tea leaves, etc. All of it is pretty delicious and gives me a taste of home in LA. :)\n\nThis is definitely one of my go to dim sum places and worth the drive!
__label__3 Great food, great service, nice ambience, and reasonable prices (for the Strip). So far, this is the best Chinese restaurant I've found on the strip in a resort.
__label__1 The place is clean and one of the nicest Asian restaurants I've been to with the huge solid tables and the environment is well done.\n\nValue of food is very bad.  Tried their $27 signature rice (pineapple fried rice) and $26 mongolian beef and some $13-15 vegetable dish.  At that price (3-4x what it normally costs), you'd expect something great, but it was worse than the average chinese restaurant's food.\n\nFood came out quick, but service lacked in general.  Water was never refilled and the way the order was taken felt like a mom/pop shop restaurant.\n\nI don't recommend.
__label__3 I like this place!! I thought the food was fresh and service was great!!  I don't think the price was really that bad if you compare it to other hotels restaurants.  The place looked cool too
__label__1 I really really wanted to love Noodles, but I came away from the meal just thinking it was ok.\n\nIn all fairness, we didn't study the menu very well, we were tired and hungry, so we just ordered stuff we would order at home. We ordered shrimp chow mein and a bbq pork and duck plate. The chow mein was fairly good, but I thought it was lacking some flavor. And it only had 4 shrimp in it which was disappointing. The pork/duck plate was really good. The pork was very tender, not dry at all. The duck was not as greasy as you might expect. Unlike the chow mein, both had a lot of flavor.\n\nWe both ordered drinks too. I got the White Tiger martini and my bf got the Zombie drink. Now if you order this drink and the server advises \"this is a big drink, is that ok\", she/he doesn't mean its just bigger than say a martini. She/he means that you could probably share it with another person, and it comes in a bowl with a flame in the middle. Craziness.\n\nThe bill was just under 115 with tip. On the expensive side for what we got, but we knew that going in. Its defintely not a must eat place for me, but I might go back to try another noodle dish sometime.
__label__2 4 stars for being able to get a tasty and good-sized portion of spicy Malaysian Chicken Fried Rice, late afternoon without leaving Bellagio. Soaked up some of the day's excess alcohol wonderfully.\n\nA star off for having to pay Bellagio prices for the above.
__label__3 I was in Las Vegas for the Pacqiao vs. Cotto fight and happened to meet my friends for breakfast at this place.\n\nAccording to the name of the place and what I have seen online, this place is supposed to be a \"noodle house.\" Now, I didn't get around to any noodles because it was breakfast time... so being half Chinese myself, I ordered Chinese breakfast... aka Dim Sum.\n\nAs far as Dim Sum goes, they had everything I could have wanted:\n   - Pork Siu Mai\n   - Shrimp Siu Mai\n   - Har Gow\n   - Sio Pao\n   - Chicken Feet (gross to Americans, delicacy for Asians)\n\nEverything was nicely prepared and tasted excellent... especially the Chicken Feet. I guess my only complaint would be that it is a little pricey (due to the number of people in our group) and that the Dim Sum was a little small in size. But as far as Dim Sum goes, the price is really going to be determined by how hungry you are since you order each item separately.\n\nOther than that, I can't really complain. It was a wonderful break from steaks and buffets.\n\nI will have to check them out for lunch or dinner some time.
__label__1 Turns out eating here, appropriately, is a crap game. Food always OK To good. Service, you need to bring your luck.
__label__2 Okay, so the reason it's 3 rated is because the service knocked it down.  The food is really good, but portions are pretty small.  The service is terrible.  The manager walked around talking to all the tables that were non-asian and ignored the asian tables. What is up with that???\n\nThe food was good, but I could probably find the same quality of food at chinatown for cheaper prices.  It's an okay place to eat if you want to grab a quick bite with no regards to service.  The dim sum is pretty good, and they still push around the little carts.  \n\nNote:  Some of the servers do not speak English.
__label__2 This place was pretty nice (not super fancy but decorated nicely) but the food was average.  We came here bc someone had \"the best\" beef noodle soup here over a year ago and loved it.  Unfortunately, they did not like it this time, stating it was somewhat flavorless.  Food here is definitely overpriced, as I learned many restaurants in the nice casinos are, but we were comped so I can't complain about price.  However, had I had to pay for this meal, I would not have been happy.  I got the Hainan Chicken Rice, which was really dry.  Usually, the rice is simmered in broth, but the rice was pretty dry - chicken, too.  We also got the Beef Chow fun, which wasn't bad but not excellent either.  The best part of my meal was the Iced Coffee (which I think they charge $6 for).  Everyone also liked the Fried Shrimp Balls, which came on a dim sum cart.  I was excited to see Soupy Dumplings on the cart, but alas, they were only moist and not very soupy at all.  Most items were mediocre and I most likely will not eating here again.
__label__1 GO GET CUP O NOODLES! \n\nEverything is a rip off in Vegas but this one is the biggest rip off ever. Price for a small size bowl of noodle soup ranges from 14 and up. Price really isn't a big issue if you're actually eating food that are satisfying to the taste buds but this place was BLAAAHHH.
__label__4 I frequent Vegas and usually stays at the Bellagio, needless to say I've tried all the restaurants the hotel has to offer, some multiple times! Noodles is one of my favorite eats at the Bellagio (as well as the entire strip). \n\nThe restaurant itself is very clean and nicely decorated; staff are friendly and food usually comes out pretty fast. Reasonably priced for hotel restaurant standards. Most dishes are about $18+, with decent sized portions.\n\nMost of their appetizers are nothing to write home about with the exception of the Roti Prata (Roti bread with curry sauce), the curry has just the right amount of kick without being too sweet. The Laksa curry noodle is my favorite dish hands down (huge portion too). Perfectly cooked noodles in a rich coconut curry broth. It's a little spicy so I don't recommend this for people who like their food mild. Another recommendation is the sea bass congee. Mildly seasoned and the fish is very fresh, great choice for someone who is looking for something tasty and light. Their BBQ is surprisingly good and authentic, duck and bbq pork are the two popular choices. Though it can be a little too salty at times. Be sure to try their Mango pudding as well as fresh mango served with a side of coconut sesame rice (forgot the actual name of the dish) if you're craving for something sweet. \n\nNice restaurant, friendly service and great food. There's really nothing to not like about Noodles. Only downside is they tend to get pretty busy, if you go during dinner time there's usually a wait.
__label__1 This place was just fine as a third rate Chinese restaurant...but it was not worth the time it took to get seated (5 minutes) or the money (reasonable for Las Vegas casino standards). The noodles were overcooked and the seasoning was bland. Skip this place and go to Lemongrass at Aria. When I want food like this I can go to Panda Express for the same thing.
__label__1 Everyone knows food in Vegas is ALWAYS over priced, but I always expect a certain type of quality as well... nothing over the top, just a little better than decent I guess you could say..\n\nThe food here were below my expectations.. \n\n- Pan fried noodles: they were doused in sauce and the noodles weren't even crunchy..\n- Chinese broccoli was dry and overcooked.. \n- Their duck with rice is more of an individual portion rather than a la carte which is what I had hoped for..there was more rice than duck, and the duck portions had mostly bones (although bones are a big part of duck, the bone portion here was more than normal).\n\nThe line here is a bit rediculous, and to be honest I'm not quite sure why.. food isnt that great and there are tons of other places open 24/7 in sin city!
__label__1 This is a 2.5 star review, but I can't go higher.  It's not that the food was bad, it was fine.  In fact, we got the shrimp tempura as an appetizer, and it's probably the best version of tempura I've had.  Very close to the best if not actually the best.  Textbook, crispy but not greasy.  Impressive.\n\nHowever, the rest of the meal was only average, but the prices are for above average cuisine.  The pork was similar to what we get from our local Chinese delivery, and for a lot more money.  The black bean shrimp was solid, but the other dishes left something to be desired.  If the prices were about 30% less, it would get 3 stars.  But, even with the location at Bellagio, I expected more.\n\nService was fantastic, water glasses never empty.  Very polite.
__label__1 Came here this past Veterans Day weekend.  The woman needed her Asian food fix.  I don't know why she likes coming here especially when she is used to having good Asian cuisine.  Had the duck, a noodle dish, and a waiter recommended crab noodle dish.  Just okay for all of it and I've definitely had better.
__label__2 Almost every Vegas casino has the 24 hour cafe.  You know that restaurant that stays open all night, after the real restaurants have closed, to feed the late night crowd.  It usually has a little of everything, but nothing that stands out.  Food for sustenance, not for pleasure. \n\nNoodles is the Asian version of that cafe, only it closes at 3am.  A variety of random Asian dishes, some better than others, but nothing that stands out or that you'd want to go back for.  \n\nI had the double happiness with BBQ pork and roast duck.  It's a dish with all meat, so I ordered a small bowl of rice on the side.  If you get the fried rice with duck, it's 90% rice, 10% duck.  The dish was $22.50 and while overpriced, still the best plate on the table.  Both meats were tender and flavorful.  You could easily order this dish and share among 2 people.  Well worth it.  \n\nMy hb got the laksa curry noodle.  It was a decent sized bowl, was steaming hot, but a bit on the fishy side for me.  More fishy, less curry.  Not my favorite.  \n\nOur friend got the braised beef brisket rice.  He said it was good, but not great.  It was more of a meal for one as opposed to a dish to share, so plan accordingly.  \n\nWe also tried the tempura shrimp and at $12.75 came with 4 pieces.  They were decent sized, and done well, but easily something you could get anywhere else.  \n\nService was just ok.  It seemed there were many servers, but a lot of waiting around.  We weren't in a hurry, so we weren't bothered by it, but I did see a server straight up eating behind the counter, then with food still in her mouth and chewing, she picked up a few dishes and served them.  Kinda weird.  \n\nDecent food, Vegas and Bellagio mark ups, ok service.  Average all around.
__label__2 This is a casual, relaxing spot where you can enjoy some Chinese comfort food. The menu has a good range of options, and the noodles are tasty and satisfying. \n\nThe food is admittedly overpriced, especially for a style of cuisine that costs very little to make, but I don't necessarily fault the restaurant for that. You should always expect higher prices when dining on the strip. The bigger problem is that the line to be seated can get pretty long, and they don't take reservations. Sometimes you do get lucky, though. When I went yesterday, I only waited for about 5 minutes.\n\nI would say that this restaurant is comparable to Beijing Noodle No. 9 at Caesar's. Of the two, Beijing seems to have better food, but I would say that Noodles has the more relaxing atmosphere. \n\nEither restaurant would be a fine choice, but overall, I think I like Beijing Noodle No. 9 a little bit better.
__label__3 My favorite casual comfort spot whenever hubby and I are in town. Prices are a little steep for Asian food, but the food is always good, so it's a fine trade off.\n\nYou must order their Hainanese Chicken Rice. It's the best I've ever had!! I was beyond stuffed, but kept stuffing my face because it was so damn good. My hubby's favorite is the Mandarin Beef Noodle. The flavors are on point and is super delicious. Their Wing Zing chicken wings are so yummy. Their congee is great too. I wouldn't recommend their fried calamari though, it's a sorry miss.\n\nOnly 4 stars because services can be a bit slow and inattentive and isn't always consistent. It's unfortunate, but won't stop me from coming here. Their Hainanese Chicken Rice omg.....
__label__1 Not for anyone looking for authentic Chinese food. I would go for the location if staying in Bellagio. Otherwise, it's overpriced and the poor quality does not deserve it.
__label__4 Deelicious, reasonably priced, and excellent service.  I would go back in a heartbeat, and gladly recommend this restaurant.
__label__2 Excellent service. Noodles were perfect however the flavor was nonexistent. Very nice staff and decent prices considering the location.  I don't think I would come back again but I am glad that I tried it.
__label__3 Convenient location. Pork barbecue: Tasty. St. Louis ribs. Sauce: Tangy.
__label__3 I came here for the first time today because I wanted to treat myself to a nice breakfast at a different spot then usual.  I've known about TC's before, but never bothered to go in, until now.\n\nI really liked it here.  It kind of had a country/midwestern feel, with a large amount of seating and a really nice staff.  I was greeted and seated immediately, and the place was packed!  I kept it simple and went with the eggs over medium, potatos and toast, along with some coffee and water.  The service was great, and all the staff was friendly and helpful.   Food was tasty, and prices were good.\n\nI would gladly return in the future, and most likely bring my mom here next time shes in town.  Great little place for breakfast!
__label__2 I've had this place on my radar for awhile now, having checked out their menu online, I was wanting to try the pear omelet.  A friend and I stopped in after the National Kidney Foundation Walk and I expected for a late Saturday morning to find a line and a long wait.  I was surprised when we were seated immediately.  The atmosphere was like being in someone's home, very homey and comfortable.  I must say though, I was a little grossed out by the thick gray carpeting, it just looked dirty and and didn't feel very sanitary to me.\n\nMy friend and I both ordered the pear omelet and it was good, not great.  Needed more pears in it if you're going to name the dish after them.  We noticed what others were eating and I must say I'd probably come back to try the fantastic looking french toast!  \n\nAll in all I thought our experience was just average, nothing really stood out as being all that good or bad.
__label__3 We have lived here for almost 5 years and we just found this place!  We are always on the hunt for a great bfast place.   I
__label__1 Crab omelet? More like imitation crab meat which is really just a mix of various extra fish parts, processed and flavored like crab. When will restaurants be honest about what they serve? Its just sad.
__label__2 This is a very colorful place much like Rainforest Cafe. The food is presented nicely and tastes alright. I ordered the Coconut Almond Chicken appetizers that probably had more breading on it than chicken. The raspberry sauce that accompanied it was good, but not on the chicken. Their salads seem to be very filling and are served in very generous portions. We ordered the Shrimp Salad that had all but 5 pieces of shrimp and other fruits and lettuce. It was good, but seemed more like a fruit salad than a dinner salad. Very good for the health conscious. Their prices are not quite reasonable but average for a tourist spot.  I'm not sure yet if I'd return here again, I don't usually frequent this side of the strip and this place wasn't that good for me to go out of my way. Something to think about.
__label__1 Much like the rest of the strip, this place is ridiculously overpriced and the food isn't that good. If you're hungry but don't feel like a sandwich, entrees will run from $25-$35. Go to a Buffet and get your money's worth of food, if not in quantity at least it'll have quality.
__label__1 Scaled down version of rainforest cafe! Water show was lame. Food was less than average.\nWish we could have sat at the bar...Looked fun but it was full. Would not go back just for the bar! \nOnly pro was that we did not have any problems with the service and waiter was pleasant.
__label__3 This is our favorite place to have lunch when we're cruising the strip and not wanting to stuff ourselves. \n\nOn our first trip here we had what we thought was going to be a plate of nachos, something to snack on. It turned out to be a ginormous platter of Nachos. We ended up getting out for about $25 including drinks... \n\nThis time we opted for the appy sampler. More expensive, around $25 but it did have a neat-o volcano on the plate. So this meal was a little more pricey, around $35 with drinks, but still pretty reasonable. I don't think we'd come here just for the cocktails as we aren't the fruity drink kinda people, but definitely for our midday meal.
__label__2 I was suprised how much I liked Kahunaville. Sandwiches are all very reasonably priced- around 11 bucks- and very large. The drinks are spendy like most of Vegas but be nice and they pour stiff. I highly recommend a Bombay and tonic yard. \n\nOur server was very friendly and professional, She did a great job especially since one of my group pulled a rude dipshit maneuver with an empty ketchup bottle.
__label__1 The service of our waitress was very rude and not professional.  Sat for 20min never came back to take our order. Food didn't taste good. It was too salty.
__label__0 IF IT AINT BROKE DONT FIX IT.\n\nMe and my buddies go to vegas every June  for our annual. \" DONT WAKE UP IN A THE HOSPITAL TRIP\"and we always end our trip at kaunaville. Kaunaville had a cover band that could possibly be th best cover band ive ever seen . The band has been playing there for the last three years . So needless to say , we were looking forward to ending our trip the way we all ways do ......at kahunaville. \n\nSo you can amagine how we felt when they told us management got rid of them because people were watching the band and not buying enough drinks ,I understand that money runs the world but the vibe in kahunaville is all wrong now . we tried to stay out of loyalty but we left 20 mins later\n\ni hope management reads this and get those guys back......PLEASE.\n\nIF IT AINT BROKE DONT FIX IT
__label__0 I have never had such bad service in my life!  Came in to find the hostess on the phone for about 10 minutes before even greeting me.  Finally, I was seated hoping my experience here would get better.  Then the waitress was horrible!  What are the chances.  She didn't make eye contact, wasn't friendly....can't say anything good about her.  The food was okay, but after the terrible service, the food didn't matter.  I couldn't wait to get out of there!  That waitress needs to find another job where she has no contact with the public.
__label__0 Bad food. Bad service. Bad drinks. I guess we caught our server on an off night, but the next day we ate here again after leaving the pool and the food was even worse than the night before.
__label__0 I'm staying at the TI (Treasure Island) and ventured down to Kahunaville for breakfast. The food actually wasn't bad. I had the Vegas Breakfast special which consisted of 3 eggs, choice of meat, potatoes and toast for $8.99. You a coupon for this special, but there are people all over the place passing out the coupon. \n\nWhen I walked in I was told there was a 5 to 10 minute wait. It was 15 minutes and they ended up seating me at a table in the bar area. Normally I would be fine with that except I could see A LOT of open tables in the regular restaurant. The bar itself wasn't even open yet, so why were they seating people in the bar area when there were tons of open tables in the restaurant. Very puzzling.\n\nThe waitress was not attentive at all. She took my order and brought me my drink, but then someone else actually brought me my food. The waitress did come back to refill my soda, but did so without saying a word. Didn't ask how the food was or anything. Then she dropped off my check with my soda refill without asking if I wanted anything else. Basically what I am getting at here, is the service was absolutely horrible. But wait, it actually gets worse!\n\nMy check came to $12 and change (I don't remember the actual amount). I paid  with a $20 and she brought me back an even $7. She just kept the coin change. It was only like a quarter or something small, so it wasn't a big deal except it's just very rude and possibly illegal.\n\nSo rating only the food I would give it 3 1/2 stars cause the food was good enough and the price for the Vegas Breakfast special was good (especially when compared to other food places in the TI), but the rating for service is a negative 2 and that might be generous.\n\nThere are a lot of other places to eat, so I doubt seriously that I will be back.
__label__3 I've always been to the bar area and that area is amazing and delicious drinks so I give this a 4 star! But this time we bought a groupon dinner for two and I have to say I was not impressed.  The restaurant ambiance was downgraded from the bar area.  It looked and felt like hometown buffet but just added trees to the walls.  The environment was not what I expected.  The water show was not good.  \n\nNow onto the food.....they give you a TON of food! Awesome taste and I really enjoyed it.  Don't get the drinks virgin because they make them extremely sweet! Overall, I think I would go back but not for the restaurant!
__label__2 This place is what it is, an island restaurant on the strip.  They have average customer service as our food came out at different times and not very attentive throughout.  We went with a groupon to meet some friends staying on the strip though and it served its purpose. \nThe food was average. My friend got soup and said it was good not great, they split the burger after and it was average as well.  My teryiaki chicken and shrimp was ok, the flavors seemed off and the rice was bland.  The pineapple was a nice addition though.  With the rice you have multiple varieties of protein and veggies you can pick though and three different styles.  I picked teryiaki cause usually pineapple adds flavor to the dish, here it was the best part of the dish but it didn't bring the dish together.  He got a pasta and chicken dish, very filling and different were the remarks.  The menu was average but not a lot of healthy protein choices available.  For a better experience and quality of food there are better local places.  \nBut they did draw a large crowd with their bar competition and free shots. It got quite loud and rowdy so after about 8 don't expect a quiet dinner where you can talk to each other.  So I guess it depends what you are looking for out of your experience.
__label__1 We had one thing in mind when we entered Kahunaville, drinks. I had some expired Travelzoo vouchers and I was pleased with how easy it was to use them for the price I paid, not always the case. The drinks and service, however, left something to be desired.\n\nPart of this was our fault, we were not really feeling the crazy, fruity, enormous cocktails. But I had heard their bartenders had won awards and such, so I figured a basic Manhattan would not be a problem. I was wrong. It wasn't disgusting, but it took some work to get it down. After that, we switched to frozen margaritas, which were far better. I would have gone with 3 stars, but the service was just plain bad. We were sitting at the bar, but were often forgotten and the time between drinks was just not OK. We likely would have had another drink or two in the same amount of time had we been given the chance. But we had somewhere to be, so we left with only a mild buzz and feeling pretty happy to get out of there. \n\nUnder different circumstances, like a drunken bar crawl, I'm sure I might have had more fun. Fairly certain I will not come here again.
__label__0 Too bad we weren't 21, because you need alcohol to make this place okay. The appetizer did not have a volcano as described and the meat in it was dry. The crab cake seemed old and left an oily taste in our mouths. If we ever do come back here when we are in Vegas, it will be strictly to try their drinks.
__label__1 Way to expensive for what you get. Glad I bought a groupon for this place. The food is way to much for what you get. The atmosphere was alright but nothing to write home to mom about.
__label__0 This explains my disappointment...If they are busy -service, quality, & everything falls apart...\n\nhttp://www.jrn.com/ktnv/news/dirty-dining/Dirty-Dining-Kahunaville-278585471.html
__label__3 I was in Las Vegas this week for a convention and my boss took the crew out to dinner at the Steak House one night since we were all staying at Treasure Island.\n\nTypical steakhouse menu: The meat was anywhere between $32-$50 depending on your cut of choice, everything was a la carte with side dishes in the $8-$15 range.  Good thing boss man was taking care of the bill...\n\nMy 8 oz. filet came out with a whole bulb of roasted garlic - OH YEAH.  Automatic star just for that tasty garnish.  My filet was more of a medium than a medium rare as I ordered, but I was too exhausted and hungry after a 10 hour day of standing and trying to sell to complain about it.  I got the sauted broccolini  as my side, and an order of the bearnaise sauce.  I thought $2 for 1 oz. of sauce was ridiculous - but whadduyagunnado? It's Vegas, baby. Vegas.  Where prices are just as inflated as all the showgirls breasteses. *BA DUM BSSH*
__label__1 4 sales douches meet to have dinner. It is Vegas so it is to be expected that any meal you consume will come complete with a significant price mark up. The waiter, who was a very nice guy came by and offered their Japanese Kobe beef. It sounded delicious until he quoted $35 per oz. PER OUNCE. That is retarded. I lost the game of credit card roulette and had to foot the $335 bill. The food wasn't bad but it was overpriced by roughly $135.
__label__3 Had the King crab legs--hard to give it anything but 5 stars, but it was pricey.  It's a great restaurant, but in a town of great restaurants, it's 4 stars.
__label__1 We came here because we had found reviews online stating that Phil's had vegan options. \n\nUpon arrival, there was already a weird vibe from the hostess. We were awkwardly seated and greeted by our server. \n\nWe asked about the vegan options and he proceeded to tell us the steak and fish specials....  \n\nThere was one clearly marked vegan item so we both ordered that and a salad without the Parmesan cheese. We asked for everything to be prepared vegan. \n\nWhen our salad arrived the balsamic dressed appeared very creamy and white - so we asked the manager to assure us that this was vegan. He called back to the kitchen but did not get an answer so he told us it was boiled with sugar which have it the consistency. \n\nWe still don't know if he was making that up. \n\nSo, onto the meal. \n\nWe both ordered the vegan chicken Marsala. It came with mushrooms, couscous, and saut\u00e9ed Mediterranean veggies. It was good! The chicken was Gardein and we each had two \"breasts\". The sauce was delicious and the veggies were properly cooked. \n\nAll in all, the dinner was okay-good but the service lacked. I was glad they had a vegan option but not very happy how undereducated their staff was. \n\nLong story short - we won't be returning due to the customer service. \n\nAlso, while we were there the table next to us was complaining about how their steak was mis-cooked twice. They had their meal comped and left without eating. \n\nSave yourself some time and go to the Wynn!
__label__2 I just don't love it. I think the average price of a pair of jeans is about $210... high perhaps?\n\nAlso, the store has a pretty small selection - their website is much better.\n\nHowever, I do have to say the staff was really nice.
__label__4 It's a win when you see your best friend get a grown man's ass rubbed in her face. Then have her face shoved towards his crotch. \n\nI HAVE NEVER LAUGHED SO HARD IN MY LIFE. IT WAS TOO MUCH FUN!
__label__3 gorgeous lip-syncing meatheads with thongs and cheerleading routines.  YES, I AM A FAN.\n\ni was giggling my panties off the entire time. the chit chatter in my head repeatedly wondered, \"WHAT THE HECK IS GOING ON HERE?!\" It was corny fabulous and all the women were smitten.  Role playing dress up never looked more fun. \n\nMy fave acts were the ninja matrix trenchcoats with a whole lotta exposed left to your imagination, sleeveless hoodies, (as my gf screeched, \"who WEARS sleeveless hoodies?!\") the construction worker rave with glow-in-the-dark BODY paint, firemen with hoses & axes for props, and THE 112 ANYWHERE SONG - oh my lordy... we saw that bed move from stage left to stage right simply due to INTENSE thrusting...**sigh...from the handsome feller with the nipple rings and ponytail...**double sigh...DROOOOOL... HAHAHHA!\n\nI'd definitely come back for good 'ol entertainment.  If you want HANDS ON entertainment and wanna make it rain for nasty manhoes, head over to OG's. This isn't the place for that.  \n\nThanks for a good time, Chippendales! How can you NOT be entertained by gyrating gents...? Hah!\n\nxoxo
__label__4 A couple of the ladies from the Sin City Partys crew checked out the show last night and this is what they had to say...\n\n\"Fantastic, I would definatley go again.\"\n\"It was so much fun and the guys totally interact with EVERY girl in the crowd!!\"\n\"I'm taking my mom. This show is great for women of all ages.\"\n\nSounds like a great show. My advice is leave the men at home and check it out for yourself.
__label__1 You really need to be drunk to like this show. Yes, the men are muscly and attractive, but the acts are formulaic and the men can't dance at all! I could see them counting the steps in their heads as they clopped across the stage. Even more disappointing, they didn't go full monty for even a second - not even for the finale. I expected at least a moment with dim lights. Nope. And what's with all the white bread? They had exactly one token black guy (the only guy on stage with rhythm.) I started looking at my watch halfway through the show.
__label__3 I'd give it a 4.5\nDinner 1/25/10\nThe Prime Rib Loft is up on the second floor.  It is a good sized open room with one end overlooking the casino floor.  The walls are painted with cabaret-nightclub scenes. We did not have reservations, but it was not very busy, but hey, it was 6:30 pm on a Monday evening.  This is still a pretty casual restaurant, so both of us felt comfortable wearing jeans.  We had a nice booth.  Service was excellent.  Hubby had the Bourbon Street Chicken, which he said was excellent.  He's not a big chicken fan either, but trying to follow Dr's orders somewhat.  I had the Filet of Beef Oscar.  Cooked perfectly and to die for.  So enjoyable.  Very, very good meal, but be aware - the garlic mashed potatoes SCREAM with garlic - too much for us.  The baked potato would have been a better choice for us.  $50.00 (excluding tip) for the two of us including a Bud & glass of White Zinfindel.  Ended up kinda funny neither of us ordered Prime Rib for which the restaurant is known for.......Highly recommend.
__label__2 when this place first opened it was really good, back then I would have given it 5 stars. Now it is just ok. My dad likes to go there, that is why we went. \nWe started with the grilled artichoke. Usually this is pretty good. Not so much this time. Maybe artichokes are out of season?. It was hard and not very flavorful. The aioli that accompanied it was tasty. \nThe prime rib was ok, the portions get smaller each time I go. Very tender, good flavor. Nothing outstanding. We all had the same cut. Same side of baked potato. No dessert. \nProbably will go again as my dad loves this place.
__label__3 Outstanding Chinese in the wasteland of central Illinois. Get the salt and pepper chicken. This place appears to be hardcore, no whities while I dined. The menu has a special section only in Chinese. Strange sign on the wall says: Please clean your table for the next customer.
__label__3 Please don't hate, but I like Chipotle... Sure it's owned by McDonalds, sure it's not authentic Mexican food, but still it's very tasty. Nothing special about this particular location: it looks like any other Chipotle restaurant (maybe a little nicer?). The nice thing about it, though, is that I get the same burrito that I would buy in NYC for $2 cheaper...
__label__1 Champaign Chipotle sucks. \n\nHonestly, I love Chipotle. I've had it in numerous places, always enjoyed a big juicy burrito, but this one... The worst of the worst. My burrito was half-sized, and most of the ingredients were overhelmed by rice and beans. Barbacoa was tough and dry... Rice was dry too, Corn was pale and weird. Pretty much all of the ingredients tasted different!\n\nNever again.
__label__0 I was thoroughly unimpressed with this venue for many reasons....\n\n 1. it took 25 minutes to obtain a tasty beverage (beer) and about as long for glasses of water. (the restaurant was NOT even 25% full!)\n2. the waiter \"strolled\" by with his Faux Hawk to take our order about 45 minutes later.\n3. when the food finally came a member of our party found something mysterious in her burger.\n4. we displayed mysterious item mentioned in #3 to said Faux Hawk and he appropriately took the plate away. however did not omit the vulgar item from the bill until we explicitly asked.\nbottom line, the grilled salad i had was good, but not good enough to warrant a second trip to Cook N Jacks or a recommendation to anyone.
__label__2 I had a very pleasant dinner at Fleur de Lys last month but nothing wow'ed me.  I ordered from the $59 prix fixe menu, which includes an appetizer, entree and dessert - all in all, a good value!   \n\nI enjoyed the onion soup, served with shaved truffles and duck.  It was rich and earthy with an unexpected presentation.  Next I had gently heated salmon with juilinee vegetables and a green horseradish sauce.  My salmon was perfectly cooked and the dish looked beautiful, but the sauce, frankly tasted like grass clippings!  Bitter and overpowering.  My friend seemed to enjoy her stout braised short ribs.  The dessert, a \"trio of chocolates\", was a miss: a dry souffle, a salty peanutbutter shake and Baily's ice cream.  None of the desserts really did it for me.  \n\nI may have expected too much from this place, but hey, it's Hu bert Keller's spot!  Who knows, maybe I caught them on a bad night.  I'd like to return some time and give the regular menu a chance, but with so many INCREDIBLE places to eat in Vegas I can't make any guarantees.\n\nPROS: Great service, Great wine and Reasonable prixe fixe menus. \nCONS: Too many 'miss' dishes for a 4 star
__label__3 Delicious after dinner cocktails. White Chocolate martinis, caramel and coffee deliciousness. Kinda pricey, but yummy.
__label__3 i went here for restaurant week and they had a pre fixe menu.the restaurant was pretty amazing inside. i really liked the look and the ambience. it seemes pretty small but there were long flowing white curtains all over that seperated the tables. it was dimly lit and felt very romantic and relaxing.\n\nthe onion soup was very delightful. i did enjoy the amuse bouche before that. i had the braised short ribs for my entree and omg it was amazing. it was like velvet in your mouth. the meat just melts in your mouth. and every course had a wine pairing wc was awesome. the chocolate dessert was alright. nothing crazy but was still good. \n\nthe service was fantastic. our server was really accomodating and personable. she explained everything and even wrote down the names of the wines for me to check out.\n\ni will definitely be back here. its a really good date place as well.
__label__2 had brunch here a few weeks back, it's located inside MGM. We were on our way to an ice bar and came across Fleur. Looked casually classic so we gave it a try. Not bad, at all...\n\nhad a few appetizers and sangria (yumm). my favorite would have to be the GREEN oyster shooters. Huge oysters sunk in with cilantro and bits of jalapeno (which i spitted out). Very tangy and tasteful. Their mini tacos are so delightful, nestled in a silver holder (so cute). Asian fusion is really making its mark all over...\n\nkeep up the good food Fleur!!!
__label__2 I wish I could be more enthusiastic about this eponymous restaurant from Hubert Keller. The staff could not have been more friendly, but they failed to manage their ambiance well, and the food lacked consistency.\n\nThe biggest problem with the restaurant, in my opinion, is that the main dining room is totally open to the casino, which allows the loud cacophony of casino sounds into the ambiance of the dining experience. The clang and whir of slot machines, different rock and roll songs from multiple other open venues, and the continuous mumble and rumble of the migrating hordes intrude on your dining experience continuously. Do not expect to \"get away from it all\" at this restaurant. You'll be smack dab in the middle of the action while you try to concentrate on your tuna tacos. Music played in the dining room just added to the ruckus and made me wish I had brought earplugs. Overall a very jarring experience.\n\nThe food was creative but uneven. Of the five \"tapas\" I ordered, only two really satisfied: tuna tacos and lobster macaroni and cheese. The tiny tuna tacos burst with bright flavors that popped in your mouth. My only criticism: teasingly small. The macaroni showed nice restraint -- too many lobster or truffle dishes nowadays coat the mouth with richness. This one comes off as balanced, with a gentle, soothing effect that lingers. Happy food.\n\nThe rest of the dishes were less than stellar. The oyster presentation was a bit ridiculous, served atop a martini glass filled with blue steaming liquid. The earthy brine of the oysters did not marry well with the melon balls that were served atop them. Creative but not great. They also comped me a deep fried chicken nugget on mayonnaise and nuts. Not my thing?\n\nThe wine list showed ambition, but lacked commitment. It covers lots of ground, but most of the producers it features are garden variety.\n\nOn the other hand the staff was lovely and attentive. Dishes were whisked on and off of the table with impressive efficiency. Every request was greeted with cheerful enthusiasm, which helped make my overall experience a mildly positive one. \n\nI cannot honestly say I had a great first experience at Fleur, but considering the creativity and friendly attitude, I will definitely try it again.
__label__0 We had dinner there and it is a big must NO go. If you want bread it's $15 ,very average food coupled with service that you would expect at Denny's.  Yes he is Thomas Keller's brother but that's where it ends.\nStay far away there are way to many fine dining spots just right around the corner.
__label__2 TO GO Review only. \n\nMy boyfriend had a little too much to drink during Sunday Afternoon Football at a sportbook and was done going out for the night. So, since we were staying at the Mandalay Bay, I thought I would find us some good food to go for dinner (We had room service for breakfast, and of course it was overpriced & mediocre). We've been wanting to try a Hubert Keller restaurant after seeing him on Top Chef, so this was our chance. \n\nI went to Fleur on a Sunday night. THEY ONLY DO FOOD TO GO AT THE BAR, and of course, you must be 21 and over to sit at the bar. So yes, I got carded. :) Service at the bar was good. I got... \n\nAngus sliders: Came with 2 sliders and they were just ehh. Fries were nice and light. \nbraised short ribs served with warm potato salad: yummy!! Kind of a small portion, but just right for 1 person \ntiramisu: huge portion. great flavors. \n\nFood came out to $50, plus a few bucks for tip. Actually, if we ate at the restaurant we would have definitely spent more $$, which is probably why the restaurant prefers not to do to go orders. We also would have overeatten. So this worked out for us.
__label__3 Visited mid-January on a Saturday night with my girlfriend. We had reservations for 5:30pm, and once we arrived, we were seated promptly. Initially, it was dead, but it being only 5:30pm, I understood. Once we left, it started to pick up. The restaurant itself was smaller than I imagined but it's not cramped by any means. \n\nOur waiter was very patient and nice. He got us drinks immediately and explained the menu. They don't have an extensive beer selection which kinda stunk but I worked with it. He recommended the tuna tacos but whenever a waiter/waitress recommends something, I have a tendency to stay far away from it. \n\nWe started out with the Pan Con Tomate and \"In the Shower\" Mac and Cheese. Both were delicious. The pan con tomate was fresh and tasty, loved the cheese selection on it. I couldn't stop eating the mac and cheese either and I usually don't eat a lot of the stuff as I find it too heavy. \n\nNext, my girlfriend got the Chicken Breast and I got the Fleur Burger. The chicken was moist and cooked nicely. She loved the mushrooms and cabbage that accompanied it. The burger was great. When I first looked at it, it was really red. I ordered it medium. However, after the first bite, the wagyu beef was awesome. It comes with a black truffle sauce which was very tasty. I started to dip my fries in it and my girlfriend started to dip her chicken in it. \n\nFor dessert, we got brownie lollipops and cheesecake. Both were \"eh.\" It was definitely the weakest part of the meal. I wish we had gotten another plate to share instead of the desserts. \n\nI don't remember what the bill was. However, we had a $50 restaurant.com gift certificate which helped out. Even if we didn't have the gift certificate, I would have been satisfied paying full price for this meal. Service was great, food was great, and I'll definitely, definitely be back the next time I'm in Vegas.
__label__3 Stopping by to say that the pistachio pavlova with chai tea ice cream and orange raspberries is divine. Out of this world. Enlightening. Splendid. I love when a chef can put together a combination that I've never heard of and makes it delicious. The pavlova has a nice crunch but is light like a cloud. The chai tea ice cream is strong on its own but mellows out and adds a nice spice when eaten with the pavlova. The raspberries add a sweet and tart note. Wow! Big enough to share, but... one hungry person could conquer this thing :)\n\nPortions are not huge, which I actually liked because I was able to try an appetizer, main course, and dessert. Usually I'm stuffed just from the entree! However, if you want to spend as little as possible and get full, this probably isn't the place for you.\n\nMinus 1 star because (1) my lobster mac and cheese [as seen on Top Chef Masters!!!] and peking duck breast were good but not extraordinary and (2) service was lackluster. The guy was okay, but he never smiled and didn't act like he cared about us at all.\n\nPS I came with a Restaurant.com certificate :)
__label__4 As a group of 15 women, out for dinner to celebrate our friend's Bachelorette party, I was a bit worried. Can this place please all of our different tastes and preferences?\n\nFleur did not disappoint. We ordered \"the Feast\". Which basically meant we served everything on the small plates menu except for the caviar, foie grae and the wagyu beef.   On top of that, everything on the dessert menu was also served on our table.  \n\nWe were iffy on how full and how satisfying small tastes of everything would get us but really we all felt like we were on an episode of Top Chef with everything that came around. I think we had at least 20-25 plates come to the table.\n\nSome highlights were the escargot, the oysters topped with a tequila/lemon sorbet, Scallops served with cabbage and bacon, steak tartare and fried chick peas. I can't remember everything that came out and everything was delicious. There was one mediocre dish, but in comparison to everything else it still was good dish.\n\nAs for the desserts highlights were an almond panna cotta, pot de creme, and a lemon sorbet with cilantro ice.\n\nDefinitely try in my book. I think with the Feast you will not be disappointed.
__label__2 A group of us decided to dine at the bar vs getting a table.  The restaurant sits in an open area of the Mandalay Bay, so expect a loud environment towards the front of the place.  Being that this is Hubert Keller's spot, expect to pay for the food you get, if you're on a budget, don't bother walking in here (nor any other restaurant in a big label casino in Las Vegas).  Regardless, I went with the ahi tuna tacos and the wagyu burger.  The tacos had some issues to me as the shell was thick and I just lost everything else inside.  The slice of ahi was thicker than I had thought, which was a nice surprise.  But unfortunately the overall taco was not that great.  There was a longer gap before the entrees came out, but it didn't stop me from really enjoying the wagyu burger.  The patty itself was delicious and cooked to a perfect medium.  You can really tell a good patty apart by the consistency of the meat and Fleur hit it right on.  The potatoes on the side were a nice complement.  Not sure if I'd come back here, but it was a nice dining experience.  Prices are a tad high for what they serve, but again, it's Hubert Keller's restaurant in one of Vegas' nicer hotels.
__label__2 Food: excellent\nService: good\nDecor: tasteful\n\nMy only complaint was the music was so loud we had to yell in order to hear each other. It really ruined the experience.
__label__2 All the food here was good. I guess I was expecting more, though, from a restaurant by such a well known chef. It was a bit overpriced...even charged us $10 for a small bottle of water. It was a relaxing atmosphere despite the fact it opened up to the main area of Mandalay Bay.
__label__0 Horrible!!!   Don't bother
__label__2 Luckily, we got $50 off when spending $100 via a restaurant.com gift cert!  DEF invest in that if there's any available...I know my friend bought hers years ago but it still worked!\n\nThe bread was really good...even though you pay for one piece of bread (each).  I got the filet mignon but it was just ok...maybe it's because I prefer medium well but got medium for the group?  The fried mac 'n cheese was pretty good but nothing out of the ordinary...the burger was alright as well....nothing really stood out.\n\nI wished the decor was more fancy and loud like it is in other fancy restaurants.  My friend and I also got a free dessert since we said it was our bdays, so yay to that!  Server was really friendly as well.
__label__1 Wow what a disappointment... We stooped in for some lunch and my wife ordered the meatball sandwich and I grabbed a burger and her mother had the chicken entree, first off the burger was dry and i didn't enjoy anything about it, very over priced for mediocre food to say the least, my wife's meatball sandwich was spicy and that wasn't ever in the description, my mother in laws chicken was dry and the bed of whatever it was severed on was just weird, bad food for outrageous prices.\nI didn't care for our server either, she was very snooty...
__label__2 Can't touch some of Dallas's restaurants, this was just celebrity chef hype. Now, as you can see by my # of reviews, I eat out - ALOT. And I've eaten at some fancy pants places but I have NEVER been charged PER DINNER ROLL. Ever. $1.25 per roll here! We have complimentary bread BASKETS in Dallas yal! And french bread, and muffins and cornbread and free chips n salsa....what gives Vegas? Charging us per ROLL? \n\nMoving on....the service was excellent, the wine was excellent - huge selection. The food - good, not great....I've had WAY better and nothing I had here would be worth coming back for next time I'm in Vegas. We had 2 entrees and the rest tapas. The potato-crusted trout was the fav of the night. The coq au vin was pretty good as well.\nThe veggie tart...was mushy, not a fav. The black angus sliders were good...but ya know, they're just sliders...nothing that inventive. Caesar salad was delish and everyone loved the side of wild mushroom ragout.\n\nWe tried to leave full and happy with 2 desserts....but again, just ok. Creme brulee...just as good as anywhere else. The bengiet (I know I'm spelling this wrong) balls were good but not as good as the real thing, or just a good ol' donut hole.\n\nI'm goin' back to Dallas. Dallas, Dallas....goin' back to Dallas. Where the food is so much better. Word.
__label__1 it's partially my fault for not checking the lunch menu before i came, but i was very disappointed in lunch. i came on a recommendation, and was so excited to have tapas, bouillabaisse, spanish, italian, and french food! so i brought my family here at lunch only to see BORING sandwiches on the menu. we had a cuban and the chicken sandwich. lame. vegas is supposed to be a 24 hour city. i felt sad and embarrassed for bringing them here. the restaurant should at least have a few of their signature dishes, even in smaller portions, on the lunch menu.
__label__4 j'etais tres contente avec la nourriture ici et j'espere a manger encore par-la! translation: i was very happy with the food here and i hope to eat here again! merci beaucoup pour l'experience tres extraordnaire.
__label__3 This was my one blow-out meal during my first trip to Vegas (last year).  The trick is to get a seat at the bar and watch the food being prepared--it's like dinner AND a show!  I was right in the center of the madness, with views of nearly all the kitchen stations, and I enjoyed watching the controlled chaos of such an esteemed kitchen. I indulged in the 9-course tasting menu ($135), and it was absolutely phenomenal. Personal highlights included butter-poached oysters, pumpkin soup with chestnuts and homemade croutons, free-range quail stuffed with foie gras and glazed with acacia honey (served with truffled mashed potatoes that included three huge slices of the exotic mushroom), and papaya puree with banana ice cream. Service from my individual waiter was somewhat lackluster (he seemed disappointed that I wanted tap water and only ordered one glass of wine--which, consequently, was $22), but the \"supporting cast\" of servers assistants did a great job of enhancing my experience. Also, the sommelier stopped by to chat a few times, and he was incredibly gracious and friendly. He even brought over a sample of a rare dessert wine for me to try, as he noted that it worked quite well with my final sweet course. Overall, it was a delicious and inventive French culinary experience.
__label__2 $30+ for tiny, tapas-size plates of food, albeit delicious food. $50-$60 for \"entree' size portions that aren't much bigger. I'm giving it three stars because I knew what I was getting myself into and I wasn't suprised when I got the bill. The restaurant itself is nice...everything red and black. We sat at the bar and watched them cook, which is the whole idea of this place.  The food is good, but the value is horrendous. If thi is suppoed to be a more 'caual' dining experience, then they need to knock 25-30% off the prices at least.
__label__3 I love sitting at the bar, it's a wonderful experience.  The food was delicious and the execution was right on.  I wasn't crazy about every dish, but I was able to appreciate the skill that was involved with everything.  It's a pricey restaurant, but worth a visit.
__label__4 Tasting Menu!\n\nGo for the tasting menu (they will ad hoc a wine pairing if you ask) and go for a seat at the bar overlooking the kitchen/prep area.\n\nunique and flavorful, memorable dining, but relaxed atmosphere.  Exceptional meal and we have had it many times, never disappointed.
__label__4 BF took me here for a small celebration.  It was by far the best dining experience of my life.  \n\nExtra attention to detail across the board.  Culinary professionals need to visit here and be pampered then work here and there would be no need for yelp.  Everything would be perfect in the restaurant world.\n\nThe Sommelier was very helpful and spoke to me on my level despite the obvious depth of knowledge.
__label__0 I know I'm in the minority here, but my husband and I truly did not enjoy our meal at L'Atelier. We were seated in extremely cramped quarters between a large man and the wall. We asked to move but were told there were no other options. We ordered the 9 course tasting for $159. The food was interesting but we had better at Eiffel Tower Restaurant for lunch for a fraction of the price (with a fabulous view). We felt like we were being held hostage crammed in our tiny space for over 3 hours (the server told us to anticipate 1.5) staring at an immaculate and efficient kitchen.  This could have all been overlooked if the food was worthwhile, but it wasn't.  Bottom line - there are better places to spend your money in Vegas for a great meal.
__label__3 During our mini-vacay in August to Las Vegas, I googled \"Best Restaurants in Las Vegas\" and this one was on the list.\n\nI did some research and booked a reservation. \n\nAbsolutely did not disappoint! We went with the tasting menu and it was such a party on our palates! \n\nWhen I booked our reservation, I forgot that I had put in the special notes that we were celebrating our wedding anniversary...but they sure did not forget! We were given a complimentary anniversary dessert, which featured pretty much their dessert menu. \n\nIt was awesome. The service, the ambiance, the food, the servers. Absolutely awesome.
__label__3 I did something here that I don't normally do, let alone when visiting Las Vegas. Because I have, like, friends and family:\n\nI ate dinner out by myself.\n\nSolo diner. Party of one. The Japanese call this \"ohitori-sama\" - the honored single guest.\n\nAnd it was great!\n\n* Booking was easy - 7pm weekday reservation arranged a couple of days in advance.\n* Warmly welcomed by the hostess.\n* Incredibly friendly, low-key service. Somewhere in between an American bar and a French bistro.\n* Outstanding food, which needs no further discussion here. For this Californian, though, foie gras (illegal back home, gah) was a standout with crispy seared surface.\n* Surprisingly reasonably priced, considering Las Vegas. 4-course + amuse menu was $78; before 6:30pm there's also the quick pre-theatre menu for $48.\n* Got half-bottles of Champagne & Chateauneuf du Pape for $88, which turned out better than ordering by the (relatively pricey) glasses. The fellow next to me ordered a whole Sancerre bottle for $40, well done.\n\nWhich reminds me about this fellow seated next to me -- French-speaking Jason Statham assassin-looking guy also eating solo. I was about to happily drown in the French bistro atmospheric cool, until he turned out to be from Ottawa, hockey talk and all, and that rather killed the romanticism.
__label__4 Best meal I've ever had by far. We both went with the chefs pre fix menu and wine paring. Its not your typical romantic nice dinner place. Its a bit more hip. \n\nThe service was great and it was nice to see the chefs cooking and plating your dishes. A very cool experience. We sat at the bar seating which I feel is the best spot. You get to really talk about your meal and wines with your server. Think bartender of food and drink. \n\nWe spent 650 for two without too and tax. So 800 out the door. Of course you could eat for less but I think for the experience its best to do the chefs menu.
__label__2 Great service, quality, taste, and atmosphere.\n\nThe problem is that its way too expensive and not enough food.  I know, I know its vegas, joel robuchon, french, blah blah blah.  At least fill me up.  btw i got the chefs tasting menu and ate a bunch of bread.
__label__3 I have been wanting to check out this spot for awhile. On our biannual trip to Vegas I finally made it in. We sat at the bar area which, comprised the majority of the restaurant. You get to indulge in watching all the food being prepared from this spot. I loved watching the chefs work their magic and see the close attention to detail and presentation that went into each dish as if it was a work of art. I ordered the prefix selection A menu. All of the flavors had a unique combo and texture leaving the palate with a fine culinary exploratory experience. This place is truly unique and fun, check it out and make sure to make reservations well in advance.
__label__4 The clever BF noticed right off the bat that L'Atelier might have been a sushi bar in it's former life. We sat on stools at the bar with our backs to the front entrance with a grand view of the culinary drama and genius at play. Service was impeccable, and the timing of our dishes was perfectly executed. The kitchen ran like a well oiled machine. A delightfully wicked glee ran through me when I witnessed the chef sample and sneer before tossing some prepped food that failed to meet his standard into the trash, followed by a fleeting sadness for the waste. \n\nStarted off with some bubblies since it was a special occasion. Could not resist the bread basket, especially that fluffy cheese croissant. The dining experience was a sublime rollercoaster from start to finish; one I would gladly stand in line for immediately after!\n\nL'Amuse Bouche was a shotglass of airy cheesy foam atop a delectable morsel of foie gras parfait with port wine reduction. The parmesan emulsion lightened and enhanced the richness of the foie gras underneath, and really got my juices flowing! \n\nL'Hamachi was not a pasta ravioli as I had imagined from the description in the Seasonal Discovery Menu, but rather two generous slivers of raw hamachi wrapped around sea urchin in lemon vinaigrette topped with caviar. This dish married all of my favorite things into two bites and took my tongue to another dimension which did not bode well for the next two dishes.\n\nLe Macaroni - macaroni in a comte gratin, mushroom and smoked bacon was a comforting blend of soft textures and hearty flavors, but my palate was still reeling from the yellowtail caviar uni so it tasted great but not as intense.\n\nLe Crabe Royal - king crab curried served over a couscous of broccolini and fresh herbs - I prefer my seafood unadulterated, so the dish lacked punch. This was my least favorite dish.\n\nLe Foie Gras de Canard - seared foie gras with sweet and sour grapes and black pepper brought my tastebuds back to the incline. The acid grapes and bite from the pepper contrasted and complimented the seared foie gras. It's a blessing FG is banned in California otherwise I would be eating this every freaking day.\n\nLe Matsutake - this rare and expensive mushroom bouillion with gingered leeks, quail egg was presented in a humble and delicate bowl and tasted as delicate and pure as it looked.\n\nLe Saint Pierre - a pleasantly firm John Dory over tender artichoke hearts served \"en barigoule\" tasted immaculately pristine, delicate and satisfying in the most comforting way. And just when I thought I was full my lips tasted\n\nLa Caille - caramelized free range quail stuffed with foie gras, served with the fluffiest buttery mashed potatoes EVER. The nuggets of foie gras with the roast quail was exquisite and took me over the edge so that I could not share  \n\nLa Hampe - but the BF assured me that the french style hanger steak with roasted shallot and shishito pepper was properly executed. I for one was done. DUN. until I saw dessert and honestly can say that while I cannot recall the flavors of \n\nLe Frasier - strawberry cream, chiffon biscuit and strawberry sorbet \n\nLe Dulce revived me - chocolat fondant with dulce cream and cherry sherbet was delightfully gorgeous and easy on the eyes and tongue. I am not a dessert person, but this was divine and I will gladly return for Le Dulce.
__label__1 Should be spelled \"ILL\" Mulino.  What have you done?\n\nThis was a tremendous disappointment!  Il Mulino in NYC is in my top 5 favorite places in the world.  This Vegas impostor had 1 thing in common with it's NYC location.  Very high prices.\n\nI should have known when I was able to get a last minute reservation for 6 on a Sat night.  The food was probably better then average but I held them to a higher standard.  Do not think this is what the downtown NY restaurant is like.  I would call this brand dilution and I hope they are making plenty of money because they sold their soul to do it.\n\nGo to Rao's instead.  Also not as good as the original but a better representitive the \"ILL\" Mulino's
__label__3 WOW the best italian in VEGAS. I can fairly state that since I have lived here for 14 years and being from the east coast all I wanted to find was a good italian spot. Now this is on the pricey side, but the food is so worth every penny.\n\nThey always bring out a little appetizer with sliced meats and fresh cheese which I love. They also always end your meal with a little lemoncello, which is a nice touch.\n\nI've ordered so many things from this place and have loved everyone of them! Eggplant Rolatini is to die for! I also had a papdelle pasta with a bolognaise that made my mouth water just looking at it. I've never been dissapointed with the food.\n\nWhy only 4 stars? Okay eveytime I have dined here I have gotten the same waiter.... he lists off about 30 specials they... half of them are on the menu, so i don't know why he describes them. The are litterally described word for word on the menu. So after he tells you 30-40 specials you can't even remember the first thing he said. he also really needs a mint... his breath is killer... makes me gag everytime. The good part is he does his rant for about 15min and that is the last time you see him. The bussers and his backup server does the rest.
__label__1 My friend really talked this place up so I was excited to try it, but we both walked out disappointed. I had the Chicken Italiano which is marinated chicken with provolone, spinach, and grilled onions.  This portion of the sandwhich was actually really good, but the bread was awful!  It seemed like it had been pulled out of a freezer. My friend was also disappointed in his cheesesteak, inside and out. The fries were quite tasty though :)  For $9 a sandwich, give me fresh bread!
__label__0 As a fellow CheeseSteak Lover, I have to try it when I see it on the menu.\n\nNot a fan here.  First, if you want me to come back, Why do you nickel and dime me as a customer?  That's just bad business.  $15 for my meal?  It's fast food!\n\nAnyway, I'll sum it up...  No thanks.
__label__1 Slow service and 15-20 for mediocre philly cheese steaks.  Sandwiches and fries do not have a lot of flavor.  Also the televisions are blaring loud, if you have sensitive hearing beware.  Seating is limited.
__label__1 Holy Spinach!  \n\nSo, my partner and I ordered the vegetarian version of their philly cheesesteaks.  It was slimy spinach, a little onion, a little pepper, a little cheese, covered (slathered, soaked, drenched) in oil and vinegar.\n\nI didn't request oil or vinegar, and it wasn't an option presented to me online when I ordered.  And the spinach... oh, my, gawd.  I grew up on a farm in Southeastern Ohio and I've never seen so much spinach crammed into such a small place.  Seriously - there are other vegetables.  Lots of other vegetables.\n\nTheir onion rings, though, are pure art.  They are the most delicious onion rings I've ever put anywhere near my mouth, with the exception of Oak Creek in Sedona and Sun Up in Phoenix.
__label__3 Had their Kalbi Tang.  Good quality, not very greasy like I've had at other restaurants.  Good Banchan.\n\nLooked to be a bit pricey on their BBQ menu, but good quality and close to TI.
__label__4 From being greeted at the door by the owner to the kind and gentle attention one seated the experience and ambiance matched the excellent quality ingredients of the food.  Great value for the money.  Recommend come early evening or very late night.  The place is packed with locals and tourist.
__label__3 Great little coffeeshop and Italian bakery. Good place to sit and peoplewatch. Pizza place in the back looks delicious and inexpensive.
__label__1 I had a strawberry cream puff and it was stale. It tasted like it had been sitting in the case for about 12 hours, which I'm guessing it had. I was very disappointed.
__label__1 Unfortunately for me, I had the bad luck of coming here twice in one night.  The first was for a late dinner.  We ordered from the Chinese Menu.  For some reason, all the Chinese food I've ever had in Vegas casinos suck ass.  Even Panda makes better food than this.  We both got two different noodle soups.  They weren't horrible, but they definitely weren't very good.  Both had a salty soup broth that had a slightly odd taste that I cannot describe.  Later that night, around 3 a.m., we had to wait at least fifteen minutes for a table and another half an hour for our food.  You would think they'd know by now to hire more help during the after clubbing hours, but I guess not.  I had the nachos, which were cold and gross.  The chicken noodle soup had no chicken.  Someone ordered biscuits and gravy, which also came cold.  The only plate that was decent was the spam, rice, and eggs bc that one is almost impossible to screw up.  I gave it an extra star for the convenience of being open 24/7 and having a variety items on the menu to choose from (although if they all taste like crap, what is the point?).
__label__2 We ate here a few weeks ago per a recommendation from the hotel we were staying at.  While I do not eat steak a few of my friends do and they said they liked it.  I ordered the Chicken Peppered Penne which was delicious.  I asked them to make it extra spicy which they did.  The pasta was cooked perfectly, the sauce was creamy, and the dish had a great flavor.  The service was good and the prices were reasonable.
__label__0 The best part of our meal was the fruit fly I accidentally consumed while drinking my wine. Second best was the \"cheddar smashed potatoes\" from a box. Third was the steak. Pictures and further comments available upon request.
__label__2 I went in the mid-afternoon and walked right in, but friends tell me this place has 90-minute waits on weekend nights. Why???\n\nIt's cute, in a kitsch sort of way. And the grits I had were undeniably good. But the 'cue was really sad. Smoked brisket shouldn't need a knife! And the pork ribs were bland and boring. All three of the sauces were sicky-sweet, and the portions were obscene -- the photo above is a lunch-size half order, and it was still way too much for one person.
__label__1 I was craving some BBQ and took my mom here.  The menu looked like it had great potential and our mouths watered from the variety of offerings.\n\nThe biscuits were a bit heavy, but were tasty.  We split a two-meat combo. It was massive!!  We ordered the beef and the St. Louis ribs.  Both were on the tough side.  I had to ask the server if it was St. Louis or baby back ribs on the plate - because there was hardly any meat on it!  I was told St. Louis, but I swear they tasted like baby backs!\n\nWe also didn't care for the mashed sweet potatoes - it tasted like baby food.  We did order the apple pie and it was generous and tasted good.  Overall, it looks like it's great for gorups, has big food and drink servings, but fell short in taste and authenticity.  If I were to choose to go to a BBQ  restaurant chain, I would go to a Tony Roma's.
__label__3 I love my wet and sloppy ribs!
__label__3 Ah yes, here I am again writing about a chain restaurant.  However, it ain't bad.  I am a Texan.  My BBQ standards are high.  I have not enjoyed any other BBQ in town (Memphis is nasty) and if I will say okay to this place once in a while, now you will know why!\n\n*Outdoor patio seating: this past Friday we sat outside, in perfect weather, while the Dave Matthews cover band played over yonder.\n*Mason jars: we are thirsty people.  Most restaurants won't leave water pitchers on your table, but Lucille's mason jar water glasses are big enough where pitchers are not necessary.\n*Biscuits: I never really was a biscuit person growing up, but I sure like these sugary babies, and their refills.\n*Enormous portions: Eric R. and I came here prior to a day-long fast for a holiday.  We needed to BE FULL, and we sure were when we left.  Food coma-esque.\n*Fairness: We ordered the new dinner for 2.  It came with a half appetizer, half chicken, 2 different sets of 4 pork ribs, and a choice of additional meat, plus 2 sides, plus dessert (yes, it sounds like death).  Well, most people know I do not eat pork.  The waiter checked and said we could sub 1 beef rib for every 2 pork ribs.  That was generous, as one beef rib is bigger than at least 3 pork ribs.  It was a messy, gnawing, lipsmacking good time and required multiple warm wet towels.\n*Warning: I am not a big dessert person.  Eric R. magically guessed of the options that I would want the peach pecan bread pudding in bourbon vanilla sauce.  We could not eat more than half of it between the 2 of us.  It was so sweet I am on the road to diabetes already....but it was really, really good.\n*Warning #2: Last time I ordered a mint julep and I believe there was only bourbon and no simple syrup.  That may be a good thing to some people.
__label__2 Oh Lucille. Why do you always disappoint?\n\nI went to Lucille's a couple of times a few years ago. I think it was pretty good the first time. The second time, for some reason, I left with a negative feeling. I remember paying $20 for hardly any food. On the other hand, my coworker paid much less and had way more food.\n\nAnyway, that experience caused me to avoid the place for several years. I finally went back a couple of weeks ago. This time, we all ordered the same thing - the Smoked Beef Brisket & Portabello Sandwich from the lunch menu. This time around, the price was right ($8.95) and the sandwich was delicious and satisfying. The problem now was that the service was incredibly slow. I'm going to chalk it up to being the last week of the year. Fortunately, the company I was with made it not seem that bad, but even the people I was with mentioned how slow it was.\n\nOverall, I think Lucille's is A-OK. It's never been somewhere that pops in my mind as a choice I would make. But at least now, if someone wants to go there, I'm not against it.
__label__2 The food was great but I found the price way too high.  I wanted the beef ribs but I will not pay $22.99 for 3 beef ribs.  The food deserves a higher star rating but between the high prices and the 45 minute wait I was not really happy.  I smoked my own ribs the next night for 4 people for not much more than the cost of 1 meal at this place.  Its nice for a night out but you won't be able to afford the movie after, LOL.
__label__3 Deelish BBQ. If you are craving tasty cooked meat, and sides of comfort, go here. Lucille's has a lively atmosphere and an extensive menu. Their location is convenient.
__label__1 The pork was dry to me but my husband loved it when i brought it home as a left over...
__label__0 This outlet SUCKS.  The only store worth visiting is the Nike Outlet.  That's it.  Don't waste your time here.
__label__2 I'm just not a fan of malls of any kind, yes I know I'm a girl I should blah blah but I like going knowing what I want and where I want to get it from, came here to visit a friend that works here, it was a big outlet, bigger than the ones in LA that's for sure, it was dull and weird...never been to a mall that has rug...eh?
__label__2 Let's go SHOPPING! ^_^  Compared to the Charleston outlets these are more up my alley (read: typical Joe Shmoe) with some haute shops sprinkled in.  Plus it has the Lane Bryant outlet for my fellow big girls!
__label__1 This place can make you a bit claustrophobic, especially if you've frequented the  LV North Premium Outlets. Here's how it sizes up:\n\n-Easier to park (but you might get stuck in some traffic due to lack of stop lights)\n-Indoors so you can find some sanctuary for those hot Vegas summers (but it feels kind of claustrophobic inside)\n-A lot of store selections (but I feel like the selection is much bigger at the North outlets)\n-More food options compared to North outlets, including surrounding food options\n-lacks that \"touristy\" vibe, so less tourists looking lost or toting their luggage\n\nDespite the hassles of the North outlets, I still feel like I'd rather shop there. Although it was nice being indoors, it was easier to get to the main stores we wanted to go to by walking outside the building, but our trip was ultimately a bust.
__label__1 This place isn't really a strip club.  There aren't a bunch of girls trying to tackle you for your $20 per song and the girls that are there would rate somewhere between a 5 and an 8.  \n\nThis place isn't really a dance club either.  It's got huge video screens that play the music videos from the songs they're playing (though the video is a bit out of sync with the actual music) and no one is dancing, well except the wigglers.  \n\nIt's not a strip club because they play really long songs sometimes without cutting them short.\n\nIt's not a dance club because most of the patrons there are just guys who think it's a strip club.\n\nIt mostly just comes across as a sad dysfunction between the two with a location that's far removed from The Strip (near Orleans) and a $30 cover that just makes you feel like you were ripped off when you leave.  \n\nI actually started the review giving these guys three stars, but now that I've re-read it, I'm moving it down to two.  if you want to dance, go to Late Night Empire or Drai's.  If you want a strip club, then ask your limo driver (you're not still driving around in taxi's are you?).
__label__4 Im not a big fan of the food, but the dessert is great!   You can't go wrong!  Melted chocolate with tons of stuff to dip it in, how could it get better?!  They have great dark chocolate fondue, with excellent dipper things (bananas, cheesecake, strawberries, brownie bits, marshmellows, etc.)  \n\nThis is a great drinks/dessert place that i would recommend! :]  Enjoy!
__label__2 Overrated. The treats are tasty but certainly not the best I have ever had. I would have rated this a two star but the cakes and cookies are REALLY pretty. The design makes up for the lack of taste. Over priced too. \n\nFortunately for them they share a plaza with La Grande Orange so they get a lot of business from them.
__label__1 I'm not going back to Tammie Coe for a while ... really. \n\nMy co-workers and I have been making a habit of grabbing lunch from Tammie Coe. It's so close to our office, and we've been enjoying the sandwich of the day and an amazing cookie. We were on a once a week basis with Tammie Coe. \n\nI'm done - for now. \n\nWe've had back to back BAD experiences at Tammie Coe lately. Horrible service!! What happened? \n\nMy favorite conversation from our last visit:\n\nMe (after waiting nearly 20 minutes for my sandwich): Did you put my soup in there?\n\nClerk: Um .... (looks around and sees soup on counter). No, here it is.  But, do you want me to put it in something else? In a drink carrier?\n\nMe: (puzzled look)\n\nClerk: If I just put it in the bag, it will spill all over.\n\nMe: Then yes, please put it in a carrier. (Internally: No, I want my hot soup spilled all over after I waited 20 minutes for a cold sandwich. Toss it in the bag, why dontcha?)\n\nThe food is still very good. It's just not cheap, and I don't mind paying a bit extra for good food and good service. The staff there is in slow motion or something lately.
__label__1 I keep going back to Tammie Coe because I love their food!  From the quick grab and go small sandwiches and sides (that are really inexpensive actually) to a delicious prosciutto and Parmesan baguette - it has ALL been good.  The cupcakes, the muffins, the coffee.  \n\nThe reason I seriously think today was my last time there is because of the staff. I go there on average once a week, but each time the staff has been rude and each time I think 'well, maybe they were having a bad day'. But since it has happened consistently for nearly a year, and numerous other posts mention the same thing, I'm certain its not me or their bad day. It's their very unprofessional attitude.  \n\n8 out of 10 times the male cashier has had a dirty shirt on (that was way too tight and downright gross) and a two times I was there, the staff in the back were cooking without shoes on.  \n\nAs I write this it appears to me how ridiculous it is that I keep going back, but the convenience and the quality of the food is really hard to find so close to my office.  \n\nI hope you all have a better experience. But Tammie Coe - if you are reading this... Fire the dark haired extra moody barista and the incompetent, dirty-shirted young man.  The manager (I'm assuming) is a really nice guy, but I can't understand why he is allowing such a potentially amazing store be handled so poorly.\n\nMy hope is that those people are gone the next time we're there, replaced with helpful, competent people that are welcoming and fun...otherwise I fear Tammie Coe might be another empty downtown storefront.
__label__2 I have to admit, I thought it was going to be better. At its price it's good,but paying a few dollars more gets you better Indian in PGH. Sweet woman owns and operates the store. But please try it and give her some support
__label__3 The food was very good and different.  We started with the guacamole which was very good and tasted fresh.  For dinner, I ordered the Pollo Relleno which was absolutely delightful. A chicken breast stuffed with poblano chiles, caramelized onions, corn and goat cheese, surrounded by a poblano cream sauce. The mashed potatoes were unique and had a bit of a kick (in a good way) they were guajilo mashed potatoes and the accompanying vegetables were delicious.\n\nFor dessert we had the flan which was a bit rich, but still very good. \n\nWe went on a Saturday evening around 7:30p, the place had a couple private parties going on but we opted to sit in the bar area, as it had quite a bit more atmosphere than the dining areas.  Parking was tight, but it looks like they are now using the available lot in the back which provided a ton more additional parking.
__label__4 I hope you enjoy this restaurant as much as I did!\n\nI've had Mexican Food in the best restaurants in Mexico City, & hands down Padre's lives up to it's reputation of being one of the best Mexican restaurants in Phoenix. The food is spicy but not so hot that you have to drink gallons of libations just to put the fire out... Although every one boasts about their Margaritas, I tried out the Sangria, it was so good that I had ordered a second...\n\nI will definitely go back!
__label__3 Come hungry.  The plates are big and full of tasty goodness.  I like to share with friends if possible.  The food is spicy but not so spicy that I find it overwhelming.  Most items comes drizzled with a bit of crema which makes me happy.  They have items like duck enchiladas which you won't find just anywhere.   Plus their drinks are top notch without being too sweet.
__label__3 Wow, I am surprised at the last review.  I have found the food at Bada Boom Pasta Room to be excellent every time I have been there.  I am in love with Mr. Pink's Pasta. It has a delightful vodka sauce, and you can also add proscuitto wrapped shrimp as well. They have a fantastic martini selection a well, and the decor it hip and fun.  Did anyone say red velvet walls?  Great place!
__label__1 Over Rated FOOD!!! This place needs a good chef.. I don't plan on dining here again.  Pasta is so cheap but why charge ridiculous amount of money?
__label__2 My brother and his GF were in town this past week and since she wanted to hit the mall, my brother and I did some brotherly bonding at the Yardhouse for lunch. Great Draft selection... so many to choose from!! The food is decent, service was a little slow but maybe thats cuz after a few drinks my brother kept asking our waitress 'When are you gona open one of these in Northern CA.?!'\nThe we ordered the spicey tuna roll and wings. The Spicy Tuna Roll is made much different than you would normally get at a sushi place, but it was surprisingly very good  and spicy!\n\nThe Yardhouse isn't at the top of my list of places to hang at, but it's certainly not at the bottom.
__label__4 HOPS ON TAP AND GREAT ON APPS!\n\nWe love, love, love the Yard House!!! We are beer drinkers, and the beer selection on tap is one of the best in AZ!! The menu is great & the food is always delicious! Awesome happy hour- an extensive menu to tantalize your taste buds!
__label__4 Wife and I were there about a month a go for our anniversary and let me tell you the food was great amazing service our waitress that day was Courtney and she was incredible nice really enjoy our time thanks for the great service we were there on 04 24 2014 thanks again for the great food and service
__label__4 I get really excited about YC's Mongolian BBQ. I love the concept, prices, and how quick it is on a busy night. They also help you choose your sauces which can be rather confusing if you dont know what you are doing. I am a picky eater so it is nice that i get to pick everything that goes into my bowl. Also, you really get a ton of food. \n\nNo complaints, well maybe that there isnt one close to me. \n\nCheck it out!
__label__4 high quality food (no msg) , healthy, quick, tons of food, inexpensive and always left with leftovers
__label__4 I've got at least thirty people hooked on ycs! They need to come to phoenix the foods worth my hour drive but, I hate the expensive gas
__label__2 A little pricy but you build your own meal.  It tastes as good as you make it.
__label__1 There ought to be a law prohibiting Greek restaurants from going corporate.  I expect my Greek restaurants to be family owned and run by ugly, hairy, overweight Greeks (this includes the men and the women).  In fact, the uglier the better, as I suspect there is an inverse relationship between the quality of Greek food and \"looks\" of the restauranteur.  Wasn't there a movie about fat Greeks who owned a diner.... wait... I need to grab some Windex I'm getting a pimple.\n\nAnyway, Daphne's proves my point.  I was in the mood for meat, bread and french fries and Daphne's was nearby.  I would call my gyro a \"styro-gyro\".  The meat was cold and tasteless and had been carved hours earlier.  The pita bread reminded me of an old sun rotted Frisbee that sat on the side of the house all summer.  It crumbled into pieces.  The french fries were hot, but I could taste the frozen bag they came in.  The only high point is that they offer this really tasty diet Soba grapefruit flavored drink at their soda fountain.  That was one tasty diet drink.  Oopah!
__label__0 My roommate and I went here fir the first time today. The price was the only thing that was great. The chicken was dry, the tzatziki sauce was bland and thick, and the so called Greek dressing on my side salad tasted like cheap bottled Italian. The fries were ok, hummus was bland, and I said no onions on anything, yet onions were on EVERYTHING. needless to say, I will NOT be going here again. I can't even say that this was the McDonalds of Greek restaurants cause I would have rather eaten an McDonalds.
__label__2 I am torn between three and four stars on this one. The food is decent but the portions are a little small for these prices. The small portions are somewhat offset by the various side dishes that are included in many of the menu items. I also appreciate how several of the menu items are healthy. The food itself was quite good but thats not saying much because I have never had terrible greek food before. They also have a decent patio which is a plus in my book.
__label__2 My sister ate here for breakfast twice and raved about the hashbrowns and sourdough toast....but we ate here for lunch and it wasn't hitting on all cylinders.  The chinese chicken salad (a signature they claim) was missing the vinegar...that had to have been a mistake.  Unfortunately we didn't have time to complain because we had a plane to catch.  They were really accomodating in meeting our tight schedule though.  \n\nThe sliders weren't bad but sure not as good as the kobe sliders at the Wynn.  The french fries are pretty good and they don't skimp.  It also came with a unique bread that was kind of crispy on the top - that was tasty.  Would go back to check out their breakfast.  (They also participate in restaurant.com which makes it half the price if you have a promotion code)
__label__1 I came here because I had a $20 breakfast credit here, so free breakfast, win! But this place wasn't very good at all..... I ordered the Norway Benedict, and my sister ordered the Eggs Benedict.\nOur food came in a timely manner, actually, relatively fast! (nice!) \nMine came with smoked salmon, a poached egg served over hash browns, topped with loads of hollindaise sauce and some capers.\nThe hash browns were good, it's too bad they were drenched in hollandaise.Overload!!!\nSecondly, the smoked salmon like...cooked! The texture was kind of awkward.The poached egg was not very good, It was like cooked for 2 seconds...mostly raw it was pretty nasty. However, the serving size was more than plentiful! But overall, not worth the price!
__label__0 We got here around 3 a.m. -- after driving in from San Francisco.  Needless to say, we were pretty hungry and tired.\n\nThe food experience was fine.  They may have been a little slower than usual, but we were too tired to care/notice.  We were seated in about 10 minutes -- despite there being nobody in the cafe -- and we sat down and got our food in a timely fashion (though we did have to flag down the water guy).  Fine -- not excellent, and not horrible.\n\nThen, we're sitting there after we've paid our bill, just talking to each other.  We're talking for awhile -- probably about a half-hour or so, but there's literally nobody in the restaurant.  The entire restaurant probably seats hundreds (it's divided into sections, so it's hard to tell), but in our section alone there are about 10 empty tables.  Anyway, then the manager comes over and asks us if we're going to order anything else.  \n\n\"Oh, no,\" we say, \"We've already paid the bill.  We're just talking.\"\n\n\"Ok,\" she says, \"So...could you please leave?\"\n\nWe're kind of like, ok, whatever, and then she says, \"Because I've got a line of people waiting outside, including a six-person party, and,\" (she gestures around the empty restaurant, \"We need this table\"\n\nWhat?  We thought she was joking!  She was actually asking us to leave because the restaurant was \"so busy\" despite the fact that there were about 10 empty tables right next to us.\n\nWe said that -- \"are you joking?\" -- and she tried to save it by saying she only had one server on duty.  Right, but we were done, we were not ordering anything, and I might even be able to understand if she wanted to keep everyone in one section.  But there were easily 60 seats in the section we were in.  \n\nAnyway, we walked outside and, sure enough, there was a line of about 10 people outside who said they'd been waiting almost an hour -- yeah, for a seat in a near-empty restaurant.  We told them to go somewhere else.
__label__0 This place is disgusting. It tastes like they soak everything in margarine. Avoid at all costs.
__label__2 One time I got cold noodles and a bad meal.\nOne time I got a good meal.\n\nIt's like meh. \n\nBut what are you really going to go eat with all those lines everywhere while you read this review from inside Mandalay Bay.\n\nJust get in a cab and go somewhere real/local. \nIt'll be better.
__label__0 Slooooooow, sloooooooow, slooooooooow!\nRestaurant full of empty tables, yet, it took 10 minutes to be seated?  Once seated, my poor coffee cup was yearning to be filled. That took almost 10 minutes. About 5 minutes after that, my order was finally taken. I won't even tell how long it was for my food to land in front of me.  I guess I'm just used to diners in the Northeast?
__label__3 Great breakfast place inside Mandalay bay. The cafe over looks the walk way to the pool.\n\nThe corned beef hash is excellent and so are the waffles. \n\nIts too bad they don't have refills on juice. Great place none the less.
__label__0 Does it shock you that this place blows? Does it really? \n\nOk, let me back up, as I'm assuming that every reader is as horrified with pop culture and the way our world cultivates youth. I for one am simply primed for vomiting when viewing the primordial meat markets the likes of Scottsdale clubs foster. \n\nBut this place really takes the cake.\n\nI'm eccentric and irreverent when it comes to decor, so the overall appearance of the place (gawdy, mostly) doesn't bother me... at all. It's really just the simple and complete brainlessness of the whole operation. The food is mediocre and the margaritas are standard. The waitstaff is commonly too busy posing and catching their reflections in the one of many shiny, distracting objects to provide any standard of service. And the management, my, are they pretty! Pretty useless!\n\nBut, I'll rip the term \"doucheburger\" right from Jake C. (that's awesome, by the way): this place is filled with 'em. Whom I'll bet pair nicely with the allll the cougars. (those two terms rhyme a little... try them together, I bet you'll like it.)
__label__1 There was nothing remarkable about this place.  We went on a Saturday night and it was DEAD.  We were running late so we called and asked if they could hold our reservations for 30 minutes.  The hostess said that they were packed and they could only hold it for 10 minutes.  We rushed from our hotel, only to find that the place was dead! There was plenty of seating indoors and outdoors.  Our server was nice, but the service was slow.  The food was average.  From what I hear, the Pink Taco in LA is much better and tons of fun.
__label__1 Okay, why was there such a long wait?  We got so bored, we counted the empty seats in the place, and there were more empty seats than people waiting in line.  A former waitress, I thought maybe they were understaffed, but by time we were sat, they sat to capacity, so that confused me even more as to why we had to wait 20 minutes to be sat.\n\nOur waitress took our order, but accidentally forgot to get my husband's.  It took us a few minutes to track her back down to get her to take his order, too, so his food came out later than the rest of us, which was kind of weird.  How do you forget the 4th person's order at a table.  Again, former waitress, and I don't get it.\n\nThat said, the grilled cheese and fries were fine.  I mean, it's grilled cheese.  I'm vegetarian so this wasn't the kind of place that caters to me, which is cool.  If you're into the meat, this is the place for you.  Their sandwiches were approximately nine inches tall, no joke.  It was unlike anything I've ever seen before.  \n\nI think I'd still like to try the real Carnegie Deli, though, because I somehow got the feeling this wasn't a good representation of the Carnegie name.  Service was lacking, wait time was illogical, and cleanliness wasn't the restaurant's forte.  I'll get back to you on all this after I check out another Carnegie Deli.
__label__3 While I definitely agree with the reviews that say the matzo ball sucks, I still enjoy the large portions and generally good sandwiches here.  I usually go here after work (11pm or so) when there's no line or anything so its fine.
__label__2 Good stuff - trust me, go with the Woody Allen.  It's huge and filled with tasty pastrami and corned beef.  Relatively lean pastrami, and the horseradish mustard on the table is a great match.  (I made a kickass corned beef & pastrami hash with the leftovers today.)\n\nYesterday I tried the cheese blintzes and a potato pancake.  Blintzes... fried?  Deep-fryer action?  Very odd, but the filling was fantastic.  The potato pancake was good, not too greasy, some noticeable onion action in there.  But here is where they lose a star from me - $13 for three small blintzes.  $5 for a decent-sized potato pancake.  I think I was offended by the receipt which listed the potato pancake as \"latkes\" - as in multiple items.  Uh, no, you really did charge me $5 for one latke. \n\nService was also really slow.  But this was the best deli dining I've experienced east of the Mississippi (not including Canter's in LA).
__label__3 About time I write about the monstrously monstrous monster sandwich. My first picture on yelp is me eating this monstrosity.\n\nI usually make a stop here pretty much every single time I come to Vegas. Or ask people to come here to pick up food for me to go when they leave. Why? PASTRAMI.\n\nI'm not sure what's in their pastrami, but it's like crack to me. I'll eat maybe their large sandwich worth, and then take another side of pastrami to go, for myself to make some regular sized yummy sandwiches after. The pastrami is well seasoned, with a nice peppercorny crust, and just enough marbling and fattiness to give you that juicy and chewy but tender texture. \n\nI don't even eat the bread or bother to put mustard on the sandwich. I just go about taking a fork to pastrami to mouth. OM NOM NOM NOM.\n\nThe sandwich is really a decent value for 13.95, if you take it home. If you end up just tossing the sandwich cause you don't feel like carrying it, don't come here. Splitting the sandwich (3$) is a good idea if you're not taking it home. \n\nTheir other food is just OK. Nothing really to be highlighted, honestly, corned beef is pretty dry in comparison. \n\nI keep tempting myself to get the reuben, but something about the mound of cheese on top of meat and bread looking like a big sand dune scares me a little bit.\n\nYeah, service is off, sometimes. Yeah, the sandwich is grossly oversized for a lot of people. For me, it's just eat what I can, take out, and eat later.\n\n4 stars - Pastrami is the ultimate, everything else here falls short however. Come here on your last day of Vegas, as you will have leftovers to take home.
__label__1 Not feeling it at all....\n\nMy gf and I were looking for a quick bite before our Cirque show that night at the Mirage. We decided to stop by Carnegie's since it looked cheap and quick. \n\nFirst of all, this restaurant is dirty. The floors were sticky and the table had dried mayo/mustard stuck on it. To be honest, that kind of set the tone for the rest of the meal. Anyway, I ordered the egg salad sandwich ($7.95)and my gf ordered the turkey sandwich ($14.99). The server asked my gf if she would like cheese, lettuce, tomatoes or anything else on the sandwich. Without thinking too much about it, she simply replied with \"sure\". We also had an order of Matzo balls in chicken broth ($6.95).\n\nThe soup came out first and it was pretty tasty. For those of you who don't know, Matzo balls are these giant meatballs made of dough but without the meat. It was tasty and hit the spot after a long 4 hour drive  from LA to Vegas. My egg salad sandwich tasted funky. I couldn't exactly put my finger on what it was, but it tasted as if it might have been spoiled or rotten. My gf's turkey sandwich was monstrous. I took a bite and it tasted pretty normal for a turkey sandwich.\n\nWhen the bill came, they apparently charged extra for cheese, lettuce and tomatoes. $2 for the cheese, $1 for the lettuce and $1 for the tomatoes. What kind of a restaurant charges extra for lettuce, tomatoes, and cheese on a sandwich? Aren't sandwiches supposed to come with these things? We ended up paying almost $20 for a freakin' turkey sandwich. The same kind you get at Subway for $6. \n\nAll in all, we paid about $40 for two sandwiches and a bowl of soup. I would give it a lower rating if it weren't for the tasty Matzo ball soup. If you are staying in the Mirage, you can probably find better alternatives to Carnegie's.
__label__3 I had alway's heard about this place on the Food Network but for some reason I never knew there was one in Las Vegas.  I only found it because my fiancee and I were going to watch Beatles Love at the Mirage and that's when I saw it.  \n\nWe were seated right away and after a lengthy look at the menu my fiancee decided on the chicken soup with noodles and I finally decided on getting the Woody Allen.  The waiter warned me that it was a very big sandwich and just wanted to make sure I knew what I was getting myself into. \n\nThe soup was brought out and in the bowl was some noodles and the chicken soup in a little pitcher.  They pour the soup onto the noodles in front of you.  She loved the soup but I thought it was kind of bland.\n\nThe sandwich finally arrived and OMG this thing is freaking huge.  If you love corned beef and pastrami you will love this sandwich.  One thing's for sure, they give you plenty of meat.  Spread on some of their homemade mustard and take an occasional bite of their homemade pickles and everything just seems to meld with each other.  \n\nI only ate half the sandwich and I took the rest home.  The waiter was nice enough to give me a little container to take some of the homemade mustard home so I packed the meat, mustard and a few pickles and used my own bread at home to make another sandwich and it was just as good.\n\nDefinitely have to go back there the next time I'm in Vegas again.  Their desserts looked really good too.
__label__1 Stopped by here on our way to Cirque Du Soleil and ordered some latkes. They were OK, not exactly what I was expecting. Since when are latkes deep fried? I guess maybe I don't know what one is (since I always pan fry my latkes/potato pancakes, that's just how I roll). They weren't super greasy or anything, just not that great. Good with applesauce and decent with sour cream. This place is also a bit expensive. $12 for a plate of 3 latkes? Granted they were huge, but STILL, it's potatoes, a few onion bits & oil... How expensive can it really be? Ugh. Also, others at my table had food items that were way more costly than they should have been. Anyway, I don't really recommend this place. With all the other food options in Vegas, you can do WAY better for a cheaper price possibly.
__label__1 Located inside the Mirage, Carnegie Delicatessen is a \"New York\" style deli serving casual food. I came here twice during my stay in Vegas, once for Breakfast and another time for lunch and both times, I did leave full, but disappointed. \n\nIt has the Carnegie Delicatessen has the \"NY\" feel to it and located almost in the middle of the casino. Open 24hours they offer a good selection of breakfast, lunch, and dinner options. Prices here at Carnegie Delicatessen are on the high side. Basic breakfast items such as omelets, pancakes, and such, starting around $8 and goes as high as $20. Sides here will run you around $4 - $5. For lunch they offer a good selection of hot and cold sandwiches and things like chicken livers, hash, meatloaf, etc starting around $12 - $24. Pretty spendy for the type of food you get that usually runs about at half the price. \n\nFor breakfast, just needed something to fill the stomach and got a basic bagel and cream cheese. The bagel, well for a \"NY\" deli, tasted something I could get at Costco. Honestly, nothing special. Everyone else got eggs and one guy got a burger and fries at 6AM and they ate it because after a night of drinking, what else are you going to do. The waitress at this time was a bit bitchy, but not sure if it was us or she was just in a foul mood. Also the service was slow and she forgot my friend's fries. \n\nWhen I came here for lunch with my brother, service here was nonexistent. They had plenty of servers, at one point I think I counted about 4 or 5 of them gathered just chatting away in a corner while several of us were waiting to get served and several tables had dirty dishes on them. \n\nBrother was suffering from a hangover and decided to get the mozaball soup and I got the hot dog and some fries. When we got our food, I have to give them credit for their portion size. My brother got a big bowl of soup and I got literally a foot long hot dog and a plate of fries piled up high. My brother didn't like his soup at all and this even suffering from a massive hangover when anything tastes good. My hot dog was decent though the homemade sauerkraut was excellent. It was probably a notch better than a hotdog you would be able to get at Costco as it was a bit spicy which I liked. The fries were ok. Nothing special to report about. \n\nThe waitress on the other hand, was more interested in talking to her fellow servers than say, bring us a bill. My brother and I waited about 15 minutes before we flagged down someone else to bring us our bill and that took an additional 10 minutes as 2 other tables in our same area requested the same thing. \n\nAs to rating, honestly the food is just average but its WAY overpriced. The service here is just plain lousy both times I came here. There are SO MANY other options here, that Carnegie Delicatessen is a waste of time and unless you're coming here at 3AM and no other place is open, I would highly advise people to skip out. They got good portions, but that's about it, 2 stars for Carnegie Delicatessen.
__label__3 Located in Mirage casino\n\nThis is a place where I could say you pay for what you get.  A sandwich that costs around 20.  Although they do have other items on the menu that cost less, but since your here might as well get what they are known for.  \n\nThey are known for their mountain high sandwiches.  I mean what i said \"mountain high sandwiches\".  You get tons and tons of meat it's crazy.  \nIt's really hard to finish so I suggest sharing one. \n\nI ordered the Woody Allen which is piled high with pastrami and corn beef. I would say it's good but after awhile it is a little too much. They have a variety of other sandwiches but you can order in moderation and not get the really big sandwiches.
__label__2 We went on a sunday morning, and this place wuz jamm packed!!! No time 2 sit and eat... We ordered the pastrami sandwich, (that mustve been like over $20) dang!!! It wuz huge!!! Not a good idea trying 2 eat that in the car. Mounds of sliced pastrami wuz awesome!!! I'm a sucker wen it comes 2 desserts so i had 2 get the mini plain cheesecake (think that wuz almost $10!) we saw this place on the food channel and we're glad we got 2 try this place.
__label__0 The size of the servings is almost immoral. There is a $3 charge for sharing, which if you come to think about it, would not make it a bad deal if you both happen to want to partake of the same disgusting sandwich. The quality of the food and its size are in inverse proportion; our meat was dry, tasteless, visually revolting,  anchored by two slivers of bread to justify calling it a sandwich and not a chunk of dead dry beef. The worst sin was the chicken soup, that traditional icon of soothing relief; yellow liquid with a taste of having recently sprinkled or dissolved from an envelop or a cube, sodium being the preponderate flavor. \nCan't believe the place is so popular, but in Las Vegas everything is possible, I guess.
__label__0 The Carnegie Delicatessen & Restaurant is an overpriced place to eat located on the main floor of the Mirage hotel.  As I was coming home from a night out on the strip,  I decided to grab a late night snack to take back up to my room.  I went with a pastrami sandwich on rye, which turned out to be a vacation changing mistake. \n\nThe sandwich came with a lot of meat and tasted okay, but it was definitely not worth the hefty price.  A few hours after eating the sandwich I was extremely sick, and remained sick for almost two days strait.  I was hardly able to eat anything during my remaining time in Las Vegas, and my sickness made it difficult for me to enjoy the final day of my vacation.  \n\nI will not be easting at the Carnegie Delicatessen & Restaurant again, and will look for better food at a more reasonable price the next time that I am in Las Vegas.
__label__2 I had the brisket and the beef was dry to my taste. My friends had the corn beef and pastrami and overall the corn beef is the best.  Overall, the food is okay.  Not sure i would go back.\n\nI still prefer Schwartz and Abbe's in Montreal, Qc.  2.5 to 3 stars.
__label__2 ***************HIT OR MISS*****************\n\nA group of us stopped to eat here since one person in a group recommended it.  If you have never been here it is inside the Mirage Hotel (the hotel itself is very nice).  \n\nThey give huge portions certainly one sandwich can feed two people and unless you are starving I suggest sharing.  \n\nWe ordered the borscht, \"creamy\" tomato soup and chicken liver with onions.  Others in the group order the Reuben covered in cheese (not sure what's it's called if it has a name)....if you're lactose intolerant stay away from that one!!\n\nThe borscht was pretty good, though they forgot to give me the sour cream.  The chicken liver & onions were very good, though we prefer beef liver.  They were nicely cooked on the outside and the onions sweet and caramelized...ummm delishhh!!\n\nOn the other hand the \"creamy\" tomato was more like boiled tomatoes thrown in a blender and a handful of sugar added.  DO NOT recommend this dish.  It did not have a creamy consistency, look or more important taste. \n\nThe cheese covered Reuben was ok, nothing spectacular just large portions, and they rave about the \"deli fries\" which were ordinary French fries nothing specially to write home about. \n\nNow the cheesecake with strawberries OMG!! ah-mazing!!\n\nThe service....ehh so so.  I realize that with large groups it's more complicated but a seasoned server should have it down packed and at this point forgetting items or giving us the wrong ones is just not acceptable.  And the only reason why I know our server was season was because a friend recognized her from many times before and she herself said she'd been a food server for decades.  \n\nNow as far as the server's assistant (the drink person) she was completely unacceptable.  When we asked about a menu item her solve all answer was \"I don't know ask your server!\"...humm I'm sorry but don't you work here too?? Or do you eat at the place down the street???  Not to mention that she did not make an effort to find an answer apparently anything other than drinks is above her pay grade!!\n\nAlso, the prices are a bit steep, for a sandwich I rather spend that money on a good hamburger somewhere else. \n\nOverall, it's kind of a hit or miss, really depends on what your order.  So, all I can say is take your chance maybe you'll get lucky.  As far as we are concerned I don't think we will be eating here again, at least not anytime soon.
__label__2 Kinda disappointed by this place. I had been raving about this place before my Vegas trip and was highly stoked when I finally got to try it my last night in Vegas. I should've eaten at the restaurant rather than taking it to my room at Caesars. By the time I got back, my sandwich had become a hot mess.\n\nI had the Woody Allen, half pastrami, half corned beef. The meats were ok, but it was nothing out of this world. I had been expecting a plethora of juicy and cured flavors, especially since I'm a big pastrami enthusiast. The experience wasn't really helped by the really high prices. The service was ok, mostly because I think the manager was present and the workers wanted to look like they were busy. All in all, I would probably give this place one last shot the next time I'm in town, because I think it has potential. I'll make sure to dine-in instead. \n\nPS\nDear lady who cut in line in front of me,\nYou're lucky I'm a well-mannered guy and that I don't like to cause a stir. But I sincerely hope you lost all of your life savings and social security money at the slots!
__label__0 Umm, no thank you. This was definitely the worst eating experience I have had in Las Vegas. I ordered a club sandwich, which I understand is not their specialty, but I didn't have huge expectations. The sandwich was huge but not layered at all. Huge pile of turkey covered in bread, huge pile of bacon, wedge of iceberg lettuce. Basically ingredients that you have to assemble yourself. Oh and did I mention it cost $27. Ultimately had to complain to the manager about my disappointment.\n\nAnnnddd, my friend did get the pastrami which was also not very good.
__label__3 So be warned, this place only has pizza to eat, nothing else. But the pizza is great! New York style, thin crust which is my preference. And if you don't want it too greasy avoid adding meats to it. Just stick with cheese.
__label__2 Its pretty good Pho in a nice quiet location, Charming.
__label__4 So, it's opening weekend and we have VIP passes which really generally means zip at most clubs in Vegas. Usually, it means you just get to stand in a different line or mob that usually takes about just as long. \nSo we are standing off to the side of the ropes and start talking to a security guy and make nice. We ask if he can help get us in. He says no can do but that we are in luck. Really? Why we ask. He says well see that guy right there? (He points to the main man picking people out of the crowd to go in) Yes we say. Well that guy loves two things in this world - asian women and tits, and combined you two are just that. This is perfect. My friend happens to be a lovely half japanese woman and me? I'm strategically showing off my 7k investment/christmas present and hoping to get a return on my investment. Wouldn't you know it - within 3 minutes of him saying this, we are in. Score. So a star for getting in! I know its a completely selfish reason to give a star but it was a fine moment in my Vegas memory bank. (no pun intended....actually, pun intended). \n\nOne star for kickin decor, TWO stars for a HUGE dance floor and with actual room to dance. One more star for FANTAB music with nothing lame and no repeats.\n\nTotal? Five stars for sure.
__label__0 maybe because i went there for the danity kane album release party, but gosh darn it, it was grossly unorganized!  there was no line to get in--it was just a mass of people crowded around the door.  i felt like i was in a mosh pit for an afi concert.  my friends and i called ahead to get on the vip list a few days earlier, and then we confirmed our names that morning...i guess tiffany (or whoever) \"forgot\" to write our names down and then lied about it.\n\nthere were a lot of promoters who pretended to work for the club--they made a lot of empty promises to get us and a group of other ladies in.  anyway, after 30 minutes of getting elbowed and stepped on, my friends and i got in.\n\nsurprisingly small venue. way over crowded.  random soap foam falling from the celling.  shotty music transitions by the dj.  shot drinks not served in shot glasses--served in regular cups. wth. i guess that's upscale.  thank goodness we didn't have to pay.
__label__4 I'm surprised I don't see better reviews for this place.  Out of all the clubs I've been to in Vegas thus far (LAX, Tryst, Studio 54, Jet, etc.) The Bank was my best experience yet.  The club is stellar.  About 15 friends and I got a VIP section on the dance floor.  We got two bottles of Grey Goose and ordered another later that night.  We were greeted by our waitress who was not only beautiful but sweet.  She was very accommodating and attentive.  She quickly brought over freshly squeezed orange juice, (none of that fake bar OJ we have in Hawaii) cranberry juice and cans and cans of Red Bull.  She made each of our drinks and left us to party.  We had our own personal buss boy who was just as attentive.  With just a drip of condensation on the ground and he was there to clean it up.  The bathroom wasn't even 10 steps away from our section and we even had a security guard who escorted us there.  I've never received service as attentive and upscale.  Later that night, there was a gentleman throwing dollar bills throughout the night.  I made an easy 15 bucks.  But don't go in expecting to make a few bucks from partying at The Bank, I think he was just an extremely well to do socialite.  All in all, it was a great evening...even some incriminating pictures to prove it.  We all can't wait to plan our next trip back.
__label__2 before i went to vegas and was looking up all of the best clubs to go, to the bank caught my eye. the pictures i found were promising and it appeared to be super-swanky. didn't make it on my absolute \"to-do\" list for vegas, but it stuck out in my mind regardless.\n\nwe wound up meeting a promoter who was a really sweet girl. shockingly, she didn't ask for any tips for putting us on the guest list or for giving us free entry wristbands (which are pretty much a joke because let's face it - girls get in free everywhere) supposedly, it was britney spears' womanizer single release party, which i'm still not even certain happened, but we were told we missed her by an hour.\n\nwe showed up around 1:30 and there was a relatively large crowd. the club was a lot less swankier in person than i had thought. its OK but it's nothing to write home about. you can't see the flashy gold and black decor because the lights completely mask it.\n\nregardless, there was a good vibe and the dance floor was packed. thinking about getting a table? push for one on the dance floor. the ones up the stairs are too secluded. props to the promoter we met earlier that day who invited us to her table for the night when we ran into her.\n\nbut, oh! steer clear of the bouncers ladies, they're not afraid to shove you around to get where they want to go. work on that bank, pronto.\n\n3 stars because although fun, i've seen better and i'd expect much more from a club in vegas. still a good time though.
__label__2 yeah.\n\nfor being a club inside the BELLAGIO, this place definitely didnt live up to my expectations. \n\ni was waiting right outside the entrance for my friends to gather up and i saw UFC president DANA WHITE walk in. so im like, sweet, its gotta be good inside. but. not so much. it was a bit ghetto for a vegas club on the strip. the music early on was wack. the cholos inside, yes i said CHOLOS, were jammin to \"lean like a cholo.\" i felt like i was at Diamond Jims back home! the bathrooms were hidden. you have to walk down a very very dark hall to get there. my lady friends asked me to walk them everytime they had to go. and not to be an ass but ya know, the ladies they have a small bladder.\n\n3 stars because bottle service was fairly cheap(for vegas) and the host and servers were very attentive. maybe a bit toooo anttentive at times though.\n\nand also. i mean cmon. its VEGAS! fuckers!
__label__2 so i came here sunday night with some high expectations... some were met and some were not. because of my connections me my friends and my gf were able to come here at about 1 am and get in for free and get ushered to our table (some friends of mine and an nfl football player got a table). the look of the club is pretty nice. nothing amazing (tryst as far as that goes looks wayyyyy better). \n\none thing though is when you walk in to your right theres like 100 unopened bottles of Cristal lined on the wall. now thats ballin' lol.... bad part is the club is f'ing backed dude. watch out for your feet, face and shoulder on the dance floor cuz i guarantee you will get hit in one of those places hard at least once. its takes 30 mins to walk to one side. but the girls there are beautiful. my word they are. the cocktail wairesses... i mean damn... is there even a dress code for guys? i seen guys in there wearing baseball caps and sneakers so i dunno. If this club was not soo crowded it would have gotten 4 stars for sure. \n\n\nat around midnight they had a \"golddigger\" contest for women... pretty much they would drop fake dollar bills from the top balcony onto the dance floor, and you had to scoop up as many bills as you could within 30 mins... at the end they would weight your stack of bills and the winner would get $5,000 CASH... pretty sweet right? ya if it werent from 110 pound girls literally running over me lol. but i cant hate... it was like a mosh pit!
__label__1 there wasnt a huge line outside but i dont remember light or bank ever having a line.  instead masses of people just crowd around the rope hoping their huge boobs or collagen lips will get the bouncers  attention.\n\ni think back in the day when it was called light the club only had one level?  i cant really remember.  now it has three.  a level with the bars and walkways.  then a level with the tables then the bottom with the dacefloor.  all three levels look onto each other though so they are more like balconies. \n\nit just so happened that audrina patridge was also here that night we stumbled in.  didnt see her though the bouncer said she rolled in with a bunch of girls.\n\nso my bf was wearing laceless converse chucks and they let him in.  and another guy in our group was also wearing sneakers but he didnt let him in.  weird discrimination thing.  inside tons of people were wearing sneakers.
__label__1 I went here once when it was Light back in 2002-ish and it sucked.  Then, revisited it as The Bank in 2008.  The club itself is nice but small.  Decorated with a lavish decor.  The doormen and bartenders are friendly.  It doesn't take too long to get a drink.  The prices are average for a Vegas club.  The music is typical.  The crowd is mixed.  Everything from early 20s to late 40s and all ethnicities.  It was hot as hell in here though.  Turn up the AC!    \n\nThe one time I went here I had fun but I wouldn't go again my group wanted to go and I was getting in for free.  I wouldn't pay to get in here.
__label__1 This club was not the worst that I have visited.  In some ways it was decent, for example, I liked the music.  We were put on the guest list and got right in and did not have to pay cover, and that is why I am giving them two stars.  What I did not like was 1) how expensive the drinks were (I ordered 5 shots that cost me $70.00) but more than that, 2) on the way out, they force people to jam into a small elevator.  This was very dangerous, and I waited for 15 minutes to take the stairs with the manager, but instead when I got sick of waiting and pressed for the manager, he came and cleared out the elevator for me and my 2 friends.  I was under the impression that you had to have stairs available for people to use in case they did not want to use the elevator.  I felt this was very dangerous.  I would not like to be at this packed, overcrowded club when  fire broke out, and I would never go there again.
__label__1 ugh....well, let me start over. absolutely great music. beautiful people. but you will PAY! 15 bucks a drink (luckily we got pretty wasted on a case or two of supermarket beer before going over), so we only had one each. \n\nand it's the first time i've ever given the door man money to let us in a club. my wife and her friend...no problem. 2 hot chicks...but then i was the tagalong, so they wouldn't let me in with them. \n\nfinally got in and luckily didn't have to pay cover (you get bombarded with free passes up and down the strip) but once inside.....felt like i was a big baller. \n\nso maybe i should give it more stars but the freaking door man....in defense, i guess it was halloween weekend and this is after all Fity Cents club.
__label__2 I've been to the Bank twice and I'm not sure if I'd go back. I think my first trip was an anamoly. The club was poppin with amazaaaaaazing music. I wish I could have got that mix! The club was packed and since the Bank is kinda tiny, it felt like a house party. Everyone was dancing and having a great time, you could really feel the positive energy. We met some cool people and hung at their table majority of the night so it made the night more enjoyable. You never realize how much you value being able to sit down when you want to LOL! I didn't want to leave the club because I was having so much fun, but I had an early flight so I had too :(\n\nThe 2nd trip, 6 months later on Christmas Day was less thrilling. I was on the guestlist so we walked right in at like 11. It was DOA and as time went by the club filled up the crowd looked very unattractive. I can't even blame the lameness on the fact that it was a holiday so it may have been so an off night because we left and went to XS and it was packed with better looking people *shrug*. \n\nOverall I'm thinking that on my first trip to the Bank either I got really lucky or maybe Christmas night  just so happend to be a wrong place/wrong time bust? Maybe the third time will be the charm??
__label__0 Rude bartenders, rude busboys, poor production. The nicest person in the joint was Johnny at the front door when he refunded my door charge because of the miserable experience there.\n\nMy friend was able to coordinate with management about getting us in the VIP short line and a discount for the guys (ladies were free). Still had to pay $20 to get in, and the prestige of the Bellagio did not carry inside this club.\n\nFirst it was too dark in there. How can you set up a club for a ton of hot ladies in there if I can't see them? Even security had to shine their flashlights on all the steps everytime you walked by. Even the lights on the dance floor made it hard to tell if the girl 5 feet away was actually a 9 or just caked in makeup.\n\nFound an empty spot at the bar, couldn't find a bottle list to see what scotch they had. Bartender walks over, I ask her what type of scotch they have since I can't see their bottles in the dark. She drops her jaw and rudely says, \"I have 50 types. What do you want?\" No offer of a menu, no suggestions, even my friend behind me said wow, what B*t$h. Alison, so it says on my receipt, did not get a tip for that overpriced 12-year drink. Maybe I caught this particular bartender on a bad night, but if I'm paying $20 or $30 just to be in there you had better offer some degree of service.\n\nThe busboys or servers or whatever those little guys in vests do literally sprint down hallways and push people out of their way. There is a bottle service delivery system that uses some weird blue diamond chariot thing carried by two guys and two girls with sparklers. There were no tables or extra dance areas, only two poorly lit go-go dancers. Overall, this club was not a positive experience.\n\nWhen we left after only 20 or 30 minutes, I asked to go back to the cashier but one of the eight suits coordinating door entry listened to my recap and refunded my money. That was the best part of my experience there.\n\nThe prestige of being in the Bellagio does not warrant a $30 entrance fee to the Bank.
__label__1 Not too bad but not the worst. I would definitely look elsewhere next time.\n\nWe tried to get a \"reservation\" with AMEX concierge which works in about any place in NYC. No luck, they wouldn't even answer the phone for them. Like most bouncers these people seemed miserable and on edge, we don't want to fight you just go in.. haha\n\nDoor charge, obviously, i believe it was around $30 (only like $10 for girls that night). Which is OK but Jesus give us a break on the drinks. This place was stupid expensive. My time was ruined by thinking about how much i was spending. \n\nAs far as crowded goes. i would say 80% filled, not horrible believe it or not, i was able to walk somewhat. \n\nNot too much going on inside. The place was forgettable on the whole. The only noteworthy parts were the walk in (escalator)  and the elevator ride out.
__label__0 New Years Eve at the Bank was oversold. It was a nightmare and an accident waiting to happen. The light group promised me a refund right after the event which I have still not received.  We paid $330 for two people, waited until 11:40 in line for a show that started at 10, and then we were let into a club in which you could not move an inch in any direction. I actually had a 50 somethings breast in my face and could not move to remove them. I couldn't get to the bar to get a drink nor to the railing to even catch a glimpse of Bruno. This was suppose to be a fairy tale night for my husband and I. It took us 10 minutes to push our way out of the club, ripping my purse in the process. It was truly scary and I am not a woman who scares easily. This was billed as an intimate evening with Bruno  Mars. I am not so naive that I thought it would be intimate, but it was so crowded it was unsafe. I am not claustrophobic, and usually I enjoy the energy of a crowd. Someone should make this right. I feel Like we were scammed.
__label__3 Great club even if it has a small dance floor. Had a great dj didn't just stick to one type of sound switched it up from techno to hip hop. Bartender was really nice and fast to get our drinks. We went on a Wednesday didn't think it would be such a great club. We are definitely going back.
__label__0 This is my first review of any sort whatsoever. I'm a local here for 2 years now from Boston. We love The Banks every time me and my wife visit Vegas. Play lots of good hip hop music mix. The bar can get congested but its like that in most clubs. The dance floor gets very crowded at peak hours but we usually just hang by the upstair bar. We can usually can see everything on dance floor. Inside the club is not the problem. The problem is outside trying to get in. The bouncers are total a$$hole$. Ladies are always free and usually can get comp. I can totally understand ladies draw the guys in to spend big money. But guys, if y'all don't have VIP reservation be prepared to wait a long time or not GET IN AT ALL especially in groups of 3 or more. They won't even look at you. They will always let groups of ladies get in. Even with an even guy/girl ratio you will still have to wait roughly an hour with no one in line. Groups of guys get ready to tip the bouncer if you really want to get in or be prepared to wait. We have friends visiting from Boston this weekend. So my wife friend, had her bro in-law supposedly book a COMP table for 9 ladies. Alrite cool. But all the husband was going to go in after, and was checked in to get reduced pay $20 in front (still outside). We are cool with that. But after the ladies got in first for free. The husband or guys are waiting in a group of 6, and was totally ignored as many other people was let in. An hour and half passed by and we still waiting. We all was texting our wives inside. Supposedly my wife's friend bro in law (the promoter) played us for fools. He gets paid by getting girls in. We was sold a FALSE HOPE with this reduce pay cover. Supposedly he came outside to get us. We was looking for him but never seen him. He told the ladies he was looking for us but that's a LIE. We met him earlier that night for girls to check and that was it. The line wasn't even pack. We lost the mood to party and just decided to get a drink at bar beside the club. All the wives/girls decided to come back out.  This is the 2nd time this has happened to us. I will never come here again nor will I recommend anyone here anymore. Plenty of clubs or lounges in Vegas to have a blast. Don't waste your night here especially if you're a tourist. If you're are a Director this place you should be ashamed of how your management or staff operate. Customer satisfaction should be the highest priority of any legitimate business.
__label__4 Sunday night at Bank nightclub was amazing!   I really enjoyed myself.  When walking in the door man greeted us like we were VIPs.   When getting to out table we were greeted again by a beautiful cocktail waitress.  She took great care of me and my guests.   The music was awesome!  I would definitely go back!
__label__0 Very very very bad.  This place is a scam, were sold fake tickets (should have been smarter) talked to the manager who told us this and agreed since it was my 30th he'd cut us a break.  We wait in line for another 45 minutes before doors open and then get charged full price the staff was extremely rude and pretty much lied straight to our face.  I can't say enough bad things about this place, it should have been the cherry on top of a wonderful 30th, but instead it pretty much was the worst thing to happen.  I was lucky enough to have a picture of the two guys who sold us fake passes which went to LVPD.  If I could rate lower than 1 star I would.  Go anywhere but here.
__label__0 So while I was at this club, one of the security guards who must have been in a bad mood on this night said \"stop dancing before I step on your face\"... Customer service in VIP at its best.
__label__2 After a horrible experience at Hyde, my Bachelorette party made its way to The Bank on a Saturday night. Like Hyde, they have club promoters, who get groups of women in for free (score for the ladies!). Downside...no free drinks. Still, the place was full of beautiful people and actually has a dance floor. We found a spot to dance and immediately drew the attention of every guy in the vicinity. Luckily, the majority of them were engaging and polite and we ended up having a good time, even though the DJ couldn't make up his mind on what music to play. The bass is also loud here, but if you come with a good group of people, you should have a good time.\n\nPros:\n-Most girls get in for free\n-Majority of men are gentlemen, not creepy. \n-Good layout, with actual dance floor\n\nCons:\n-DJ is all over the place! 30 minutes of hard core rap, followed by 10 minutes of top 40, but only playing 30 seconds of each song. *Probably changes nightly\n-Music and bass are too loud, can't hear anything else\n-Drinks are expensive
__label__0 Worse club ever. They advetisted  free drinks for ladies but was not true then once got inside there was nobody in there. Dance floor was empty.  Go somewhere else
__label__3 I can't believe I'm writing this.\n\nI can't believe I'm giving it 4 stars.\n\nMy friend's husband got her tickets for this for her birthday mainly as a lark.  She asked me to go and I gigglingly obliged.  I've never had any interest to see muscly men with accents snap off their rip-away pants.  Never.  I went to this show with my tongue planted quite squarely in my cheek and, having done so, I enjoyed every ridiculous moment.  Brooke and I laughed and laughed and laughed.\n\nThe guys are terrible dancers, first of all, but dang it they are giving it all they got.  They smell of cocoa butter - pervasively so.  They throw out their sweat soaked towels which I thought was disgusting but women went CRAZY over them.  Brooke got pulled up on stage and got a towel.  We threw it on our significant others when they came to pick us up.\n\nYou can't go see this show without a sense of humor.  It's beefcakes dancing in thongs and there's something inherently funny about that.  Also, if you think about it, it's nice to turn the 'dance naked for me, monkey!' tables around for once.
__label__4 I think any man could be a member of the Thunder from Down Under... As long as they can do a wicked pelvic thrust and don't mind grown women grabbing their backside. \n\nYes, I'll admit it... I went to see the Thunder from Down Under last Thursday night. I think every woman should see a show like this when in Vegas. These guys know how to make women lust over them and have a great time away from their significant others. And for single girls like me, they give us the male attention we've been missing... Yes the show was cheesy, but it's a must see when in Vegas. \n\nThe show is even educational. I learned the difference between a French kiss and an Australian kiss.... An Australian kiss is just like a French kiss, but they do it down under!!\n\n\nSo ladies, grab your favorite gals and book tickets to see this show.
__label__1 It was boring! Sorry guys, you're pretty but this is the most boring show I've been to in Las Vegas. There were some cute and funny parts, but overall it was a bore and a lot of it was terrible dancing in clothing!\n\nBe prepared to be treated very poorly by the staff, they are absolutely horrible, all of them. \n\nIf you're part of a bachelorette party and wasted then this might be the show for you. Don't sit in the back, you'll be completely ignored. Make sure they know you're a bachelorette though or you will also be ignored.\n\nPre-game since crappy and small drinks are $10 a pop. \n\nHonestly, Zumanity is much more erotic and is immensely entertaining. I would recommend that over this \"show\" any day. I'm sorry I didn't go see that again instead.\n\nOverall I was one very disappointed lady at the end of the night. I had more fun gambling at the penny slots, it was much less expensive too.
__label__4 Took my sister here for her bachelorette party and I can safely say it was a hit all around!\n\nTickets were about $80 but they do have deals so shop around\n\nAll the guys had amazing bodies and for the most part lovely dance moves which made the show that much more enticing.\n\nWe got seats in the back because my sister didn't really want attention from the boys. However, they do make their way around the room making no one COMPLETELY safe from a little bump and grind. \n\nOverall\nI highly recommend it for any girls trip. I think it's a perfect beginning to any night.\n\nTip\nDon't be afraid to scream and shout!
__label__0 By far the slowest Jiffy Lube I have ever stopped at. Thought I would be in and out in a few minutes because no one was in front if me but it took over an hour.
__label__3 This is one of my favorite places to go browse around in. I don't think I have ever walked in looking for something specific, but always walk out with something. They are like the Walmart of entertainment. Besides being predominantly a book store, they also have tons of games, magazines, posters, cds, vinyls, dvds, blu-rays, posters, you name it. My favorite section is the videogame department; they have everything new and retro, including old NES, SNES, Sega and more. So whenever I'm bored, or looking for cool new-old things, I go to Bookmans.
__label__1 Bookmans is a neat, orderly store that has a ton of books - most of them are in pretty good condition.  It's a charming place where you could spend all day wandering through the aisles reading.  It's quiet, the staff are friendly, and there's a lot to see.\nHere's what I hate about Bookmans:  I'll bring dozens of books and magazines in only to be told they want to buy only one or two items.  Then they offer 50 cents in cash or a 75 cent store credit.  No one gets rich selling to Bookmans.\nThe other problem I have is that they have a website, but their inventory isn't available to the public.  Every time I ask if they have a book, they tell me to call every few days because it can't be looked up.  What do they think this is - 1970?
__label__3 This place is prettty large and awesome. A wide variety of organized items. Video games, current magazines, books, and board games are a plenty. Staff is friendly.
__label__4 Plan ahead keep an eye on there web site family fun projects always happening helpful staff they can always direct you right were you need to be good half day with the kids on weekend project days
__label__3 Exceptional restaurant in Charlotte and much better than a lot of the locally owned ones.  Service was outstanding, as was the food.  Here's a rundown of our order.\n\nStarters\nSteamed Littleneck Clams--These are fantastic and are bathing in a garlic/herb cream sauce that you will hang onto to sop your bread up with.  Very fresh clams and a decent portion for a starter--about 15 clams.\nRaw Oysters--I had a tasting menu of 3 varieties and found the Canadian oysters the best.  My favorite was the Beau Rivage.  Some of the oysters were very undersized and some were oversized.  It would be nice if they evened out the sizes for sharing reasons.\n\nMains\nBlackened Mahi-Mahi...the fish in the dish was fantastic.  The sauce was a bit too much I felt and dominated the fish.  It was a spicy tomato sauce.  Would not order again.  The rice side was also dismal.\nSea Bass-Perfect.  This is the opposite of the mahi mahi because in this dish the fish is the star and not the sauce...although the gremolata butter is subtle and fantastic.  Sides of mash and asparagus and carrots were great.  Truly a great plate of food.\n\nDessert\nApple Upside Down Pie....fantastic.  Will disappear in less than 5 minutes guaranteed.\n\nThis is a really nice restaurant that does most things right.  I look forward to going back and trying more of the menu.  All the ingredients are super fresh and I think I would recommend ordering something that is light on the sauce and stars the fresh seafood.
__label__1 We went there for happy hour. The service was super slow and it was not even busy. The food was ok.
__label__1 I was not impressed. Small portions for the price!  Go to Bonefish instead, don't waste your time.  If I were rating just the atmosphere, they would get 5 stars, that's all they have going for them. \n\nWe were seated for a solid 15 minutes before we were even noticed. Steven shows, asked if we had time to see the menu....my reaction, \"see it, dude, we could take your order\"!  He did his best to make it better--hats off. \n\nThe entries we blahhhh...I could kick myself for the $110 I sent at this place relative to the quality of the food. Lobster mash potatoes were hard and spongy, my stuff shrimp were way over cooked, ALL 7 of them. \n\nNever going back to this place!
__label__2 Pretty good for what it is.\n\nFrankly, we filled up on all the gimmicky starters.  The bread included olive bread with a chive spread that was delicious.  We were in a junk food mood and ate a ton of the pigs in a blanket , tried the mini chili dogs (the equivalent to the sliders at sister restaurant Fix in the Bellagio), the onion rings, etc.  All tasty.  Oh!  They also have a roasted tomato soup served with miniature grilled cheese sandwiches.  MMMmmmm.\n\nThe steaks were great, too.  I tried the Cowboy steak, which was delicious.\n\nWere were here, because we were going to see Cirque du Soleil's Love immediately afterwards, and it was a solid choice.
__label__3 Came here to bid our girlfriend adieu as she ventures off into married land. I wasn't sure what to expect, but I liked Stack a lot. I would definitely come back. To be fair, I should warn you that the prices are a bit on the steep side. But, it's Vegas isn't it? Of COURSE you're gonna spend some cash while you're here! The staff was great (minus the hostesses who appeared to have a slight stick up their ass), but the servers were awesome. The manager was nice too, checking to see how we were doing. Definitely recommend the \"hot rocks\" (kobe beef that you cook yourself on these steamed stones)....MMMM it practically melted in my mouth. The seabass was tasty with it's shellfish broth and lobster risotto. I'd definitely recommend paying a visit to Stack the next time you're in Sin City.
__label__1 This is a difficult review to write.  I had the $39.99 prix fixe tasting menu about which the Mirage has been sending me emails for a few months.  \n\nAll the food I had was excellent.  I had lobster tacos, the prime skirt steak, and the jelly donut munchkin holes for dessert.  These get high marks in my review.  The tacos were luscious--the guacamole served with them was excellent!  The skirt steak was served with two sauces that were also very well done.  The munchkin jelly donut holes were really tasty with or without the vanilla sauce that came with them.\n\nNow for the minuses.  I had no bread service.  Evidently, if you order from the prix fixe menu, there is no bread service.  I didn't notice this until I was almost finished with my steak, so I didn't bother to ask then.  The steak came with two thin waffle potato chips.  That's it--no side of any kind, not a carrot slice, one broccoli floret, nothing!  I found it amazing when the server suggested I might want to order a side so I had enough to eat.  I did order a side of mashed potatoes at $8.  That sort of negates the prix fixe of early dining.\n\nWhen I first arrived the waitress brought me a \"new\" prix fixe menu at $59.99 that I should consider as it would entail more food.  This is not on the Mirage website.  I did notice there was more food served including sides.  It seems to be a bait and switch scheme, but maybe no.\n\nI considered giving Stack a 2 rating but the food was all so good, I just couldn't.  I do know I won't be returning here.\n\nEdit:  You know, I have to give it a 2 star rating.  This just doesn't deserve 3 stars.  One star deleted.
__label__2 Alrighty, here goes another review for another fine-dining experience. \n\nAppetizer -  Shellfish Stack (picture of this will be uploaded)\nMain course - Me and the date shared the 9 oz petit filet and sides\nSides - Adult Tater Tots and Baked Mac & Cheese\nDessert - Banana Cream Pie bites\n\nService was alright - nothing impeccable. They were there when we needed them, and came by once to refill drinks.\n\nI have to say I was SUPER disappointed that no bread was brought out to the table. I can't think of one \"Fine-dining\" experience where I haven't had something small set at the table prior to ordering - heck, even Outback Steakhouse, Olive Garden, and Lucille's smokehouse bring out something.\n\nShellfish Stack looked fantastic.  If any restaurant wins for presentation, Stack should definitely be recognized as a nominee.  Great-looking food served uniquely.   It wasn't the best seafood I've had, but can't complain.\n\nSteak was tasty, but I've had better (Gallagher's at NYNY has some great meat!).\n\nI thought for sure that the Adult Tater Tots would taste fantastic according to reviews and the server's suggestion, but to my surprise they tasted a bit undercooked and as though they'd been sitting out for too long before being served.  But the baked mac & cheese was yummy!\n\nDessert was also okay... and not too pricey.\n\n\nOVERALL - If you want to experience a restaurant with different presentation, try this.  If you want good food at a good price, try another restaurant.  Our bill was about $160 bucks (with only two mixed beverages).... even Morton's - which me and my date agreed is much better - isn't this expensive.
__label__2 Right off the bat I have to ask what is up with this Stepford Wives hostess staff?  Ok, rhetorical question time over.\n\nI haven't done an itemized pro/con review in while so here we go...\n\nPros:\nExcellent portions of my surf & turf or lobster & filet\nWell prepared medium rare steak\nLobster was perfect and I am not a lobster fan\nVery good serving staff pair\nWell made drinks...martinis and chocolate cakes\nDark, intimate decor (clean-sporty executive clubhouse like)\n\nCons:\nIntimate but noisy.  (I don't like to have to shout over dinner and I want to hear the specials the first time my server fires off with them)*\nOne cocktail server in the bar/waiting area?  Ridiculous. (I literally batted my eyelashes at a girl I guessed was a cocktail server)\nNeither of our servers suggested wines with our steak or lamb\nDidn't like where we were seated next to the server's station of clanking silverware and drawers....this added to the noise.\n\nIf I ever come here again, I would probably just want to stick to the bar area where the full menu is served.  \n\nThis is definitely good for groups.  For a date, not so much unless you text one another your conversation.  \n\n*One of the people in my party of 3 asked me how I had my steak prepared.  it was so loud, I used sign language to answer him 'M' 'R'.
__label__4 I am giving my favorite steakhouse in Vegas 5 stars, but caution those who can get sticker shock when the bill arrives ,to order very carefully!!!  The beginning! Yellowtail Crunch and the Hot Rocks(sirloin you cook yourself) are a fantastic start. The Pan Seared Dumplings are good as well. If they have the crab sticks( i believe that was the name) order them! Amazing!!  Now to the salads. Love their garbage salad, very unique combinations of different favors. Their Caesar is good as well...VEry pricey on both $15-18 !  Now to the main course:  The ultimate steak for 2 is 40oz of incredible meat!! It comes with delicious Potatoes and 2 amazing sauces. Its a whopping $94. Their filet is very good! The Seabass has a very tasty broth over it and the Kobe Burger with Onion Rings is excellent as well. For dessert I have only tried the key lime pie and it was very good. In conclusion, the service is always excellent at Stack with attention to every detail. For large parties they have a curtained area in the back that can seat 20 or so. The prices are very expensive but the food is excellent and those steak sauces!!! mmmmmmmm!!  \n\\
__label__4 ABSOLUTE FAVORITE STEAK HOUSE OF ALL TIME!\nAmazing steaks! Extremly intresting and delicious appetizers and desserts!\nVERY EXPENSIVE!
__label__4 Stopped in for a few appetizers and had a nice time.  Bartender was very friendly and recommended the pigs in a blanket and wings.  Both were great!  Go for wings over pigs, if needed.  Nice portions for each.  Wings are done French style so they are soooo easy to eat.  I want all my wings like this for the future.
__label__2 Excellent food. Warmly lit low light ambiance and good background music. Unfriendly hostess, but waitstaff was on point. Felt decadent to be there and we'll try it again.
__label__2 When we walked in the music was thumping. I hoped it would stop as we left the bar area. Nope. I had to lean in across the table to hear my friends wife speak. Then our two seat table wobbled so bad the young man was folding a napkin in half to put under the base. The lobster was one of the best I've ever had. Great display. The steak was good but not great. I don't mind spending money but $19 for a cocktail is rediculous. With all the choices in Vegas I don't go back.
__label__2 Oysters good. Chicken was smelly. Adult tater tots good. Took our servicer for.ever. to split our checks. Mediocre across the board.
__label__2 Super quick for takeout, with a variety of Asian fusion options. The food is so-so, but satisfies if you need a quick fix in a hurry!
__label__4 I was very impressed with the customer service at Enterprise PHX Airport.  First off, I find it a bit of a pain to rent a car from the airport in Phoenix because you have to take a 10-15 min shuttle to the rental car location (but this is the same for all rental car companies at Phoenix Airport).  That issue aside, check-in went smoothly, when we walked over to pick up the car, we were greeted by an employee sporting a suit.  He offered us a bottle of chilled water which was greatly appreciated.  He went over the aspects and condition of the vehicle.  Very polite young man.  Upon our return, the same young man in a suit happened to be the one who welcomed us back.  Very friendly service, and it wasn't just the young man we dealt with.  All employees I observed were very polite and friendly.  I will definitely book with Enterprise again.
__label__2 The festival seemed a little smaller than what I expected, and I didn't find a lot to peruse when not looking at various food booths.  They had a lot of local Japanese restaurants selling food, such as Nagasaki Grill, Paradise bbq, and Arai Pastry, which was nice but I am close enough to all those restaurants that I could just buy their selections any time at their restaurants.  I think I've been too spoiled by the Japanese festivals in San Francisco, since the food selection here was more limited and there wasn't as many booths to buy things from.  I did like the cultural shows, such as the taiko and the martial arts demonstrations, and the shaded area with the bonsai and akitas was nice.  I think in general though, if you don't live close to Japanese restaurants or haven't had a lot of immersion into Japanese culture, this is a good way to introduce yourself to it here in Arizona.
__label__3 I never thought I'd say it but dammit, I have jungle fever.  \n\nPita Jungle actually makes healthy food taste good, which I didnt think was possible.  I usually go for some sort of chicken wrap, which comes with a salad, etc etc...  The hummus is also a staple in my PJ diet.  Cant go wrong with the caprese salad too.  \n\nService is something I think could be better...  The waitstaff is all pretty granola-y, which I have nothing against, but they dont so much hustle as they do shuffle around.  If you know what I mean,  No?  Go see for yourself.  But get there early, you'll usually wait a bit.
__label__3 I love this restaurant!  The hummus with pine nuts and with chicken (or without) is to die for!  I love hummus, and this is so good!  I have also eaten their schwarma pits (fried garbonzo beans in a pita) which is equally delicious.  Yum!  I have also had a small lunch pizza with spinach, pesto, goat cheese, and tomatos. Yum! All in all this place has great food, and In have always had great service, and delicious food. It is very fun and consistent.  I will always go back!
__label__4 I LOVE this restaurant!  GREAT hummus selections.  Fun staff.  Very reasonable prices.  You'll definitely get enough to eat!  There's cool are inside and lots of great seating outside.  I love that everything is SO healthy and that it's like a little hippy haven in the middle of posh Scottsdale.  Location is great!  It's a great place for lunch or dinner, especially if you want to eat before hitting up Harkins!\n\nEAT HERE!
__label__3 I have heard the Pita Jungle radio commercials for months now and have been wanting to try it. Today I finally did and it really was great. I went in during their lunch rush, OMG it was packed but the \"to go\" waiter was fast and knew exactly what to recommend.  I had the Mediterranean Roasted Chicken (Shawarma) it was really tasty. The price was not bad so I will definitely return. This is now one of my new favorite lunch spots.
__label__2 I need to start this off by saying Mediterranean/Middle Eastern/Greek food is the one food I really know best, so I consider myself somewhat an expert on this one.  \nWell, I ate here today and had the gyros and half order of tabbouleh.  The gyros didn't have enough meat and who added lettuce?  Not enough tzatziki sauce, also.  Must meh.\nI ordered a half order of tabbouleh--something I make myself and well--and it was a very generous, below average tabbouleh...but they were very generous, anyway, with the portion since I found myself bringing half of my half home.  Still meh.\nMaybe something else is better in there, because there were tons of people eating there...and I know it ain't the only game in town.\nNext time I'll try something else and maybe then I will give it more stars, but for the gyros and tabbouleh just meh.\nHowever, the host of the place (he could have been an asst. manager) seated me and gave me superior service, so I tipped well.  He was definitely not meh!
__label__1 We have been to this location many times.  When you eat in the portions are fine but when you order out they cut the size of your order and still charge the same.  Last Friday we ate there, ordered the Mahi Mahi with vegetables and the fish portion was a decent size as was the vegetables.  On Sunday, 7-29, we ordered the same meal to go and when we got home the fish portion was half the size of the one when we ate in.  The amount of humus was also decreased.  \nThis is not the first time that has happened so if you are planning on getting and order to go make sure and look at the portions.  They seen to give less for the same price figuring that you wont see that till you get home.
__label__2 I've eaten here before a couple years back, and wasn't the biggest fan, but recently couldn't stop thinking about going for lunch. I'm glad I did because the food was amazing, but the service was pretty bad. It was busy, yes, but we're still customers. \n\nI ordered the chipotle black bean burger and I'm still thinking about it! It was seriously amazing, and my very first black bean burger! I will return to eat, because I saw a few things at other tables I wanted to try. Let's hope we get a more welcoming greeting, and our server doesn't act like we've interrupted her day.\n\nAnyway, the food was awesome! The girl I went to lunch with liked her food, too! So, if you're OK with poor service, but still want delicious food, go ahead and eat here :)
__label__1 This place is cool and jukebox is great but the bartenders are all facing premature mid-life crisis. The only friendly bartender is the girl whom I wish would be there more often.
__label__2 Not fancy indeed, but a good environment to have some drinks. \n\nI only got shocked to order a Pi\u00f1a Colada and was denied. After that  the bartender offered he could prepare any cocktail (except Pi\u00f1a Colada). Anyway, I did got a chance to try other shots and enjoy all the time the good attention.
__label__3 You can not beat the prices of Shady's.  They're so low I'm sure the it somehow correlates to their name.\n\nI think I need to readjust my definition of a dive bar.  I had heard this was little bit of a dive bar but I didn't see it.  It's very cozy and a great lounge bar.  I'll be going back again for sure.
__label__0 Not a good experience. Staff could care less about you as a client. Came in with a large group, one person didn't have a ID, even though was clearly over 21. No problem, we decide to leave, one of the people in our group says BS under his breath and some punk bouncer jumps in his face. Just a poor way to run a business, will be surprised if still in business  by the end of the year. Very poor customer service.
__label__2 I miss Dim Sum. New Orleans is not a place to live if it's a staple in your diet. I loved the hustle and bustle of Asian familes and the harried staff. The dumplings themselves were good, the tea piping hot, but wished we had ordered some broccoli.\n\nThat is all.
__label__1 this place isnt bad but its not really good either. (food wise)\n\nThey have dim sum all day, and the prices are cheap so that is good.\n\nBut i won't come here again. Straight up.
__label__3 It's not five star, but really it's not their fault they're in Las Vegas and not Chinatown San Francisco. \n\nAnd that's what I compare it to. Anyways, my favorite dishes are Shrimp noodle and Beef Noodle, because that ponzuesque sauce is to die for! Also the BBQ Pork buns, whether you go sweet or not are amazing.\n\nI routinely come here and eat far more than I need to. The only draw back is that not enough people come here so the carts aren't always popping out fresh stuff, so things can become luke warm. But the food is still amazing.\n\nThe best Dim Sum in Las Vegas bar none!
__label__2 This is Las Vegas. So I have to tone down my perception of food quality in general.  And I've been to this restaurant 3 times in the past 24 months, at different time.\n\nIt served Dim Sum all day. But as expected, the dim sums after the rush hour, i.e. at night, was awful. During lunch hours when the foods were fresh, and abundant. The variety has been standard. Nothing too surprising. Lots of fried foods for American.\n\nThe price, as in all Las Vegas, was higher for what it's worth. For 2 people the last time we ate there, it's $30 for 10 items. Egg tarts are medium price (all places I've been to charged low price). The chow mien was a bit bland. The Chinese broccoli with oyster sauce was very tender on the stalk.\n\nSo diners, it's good to have dim sum here during busy hour. For tourists, it's Las Vegas. Get used to it.
__label__1 In the past, I've always been here with my family because (to my knowledge) we didn't know of any other dimsum places, really. Well, it's been awhile since I went back (except recently) and of course, the service still lacks. I feel like the waitresses are always grumpy here. Can't even smile.\n\nThe dishes are good, to me, because I really like the noodles and the crispy shrimp, but those sure add up. I've already found a new dimsum place to go to now, but the service here is pretty depressing. I feel like I have to climb a mountain just to be noticed sometimes.
__label__0 I'm a huge huge fan of dim sum, but was really disappointed with it here. Food was cold, desserts were grainy, and there wasn't that big of a selection on anything. I think the same two carts kept coming around over and over again. Dim sum places I've been to have at least 5 carts of food and they would all be different and filled to the top. This place was beyond dissapointing, esp for the last meal before I flew out of Vegas. And this was coming on a weekend too!! I thought they would have more choices esp for how big the restaurant is.
__label__1 Dim sum is just not good in Vegas. I would not come here again, but then again I probably won't ever get dim sum when I'm in vegas. \n\nThis place is dirty and not authentic.
__label__4 probably the only place i come for dimsum. great prices and selections. they are always well staffed and you have dimsum carts always moving and restocking.\n\nthey have this coconut pastry bun. its the shiz, so good...\n\nmy favorite dimsum dish is the chicken feet.
__label__1 Meh. Okay food. Three stars because I was hugely disgusted by my water. Check then picture I added.
__label__2 Went here with family. \nVery busy restaurant, the food was decent, nothing special.\nCustomer service was ok, some were rude.\nPineapple buns are bomb!\nThe parking sucked.
__label__3 3.5 stars, rounding up to 4. Partially because, lets get real, there are limited dim sum options here in Las Vegas. I was introduced to dim sum when I lived in the Bay area, so my standards are a little higher than your average bear.\n\nCame in for an early dinner at about 6PM.\nLove how they have the cart ladies circulating around with goodies- so many places in SF simply have you order from the menu and only have carts on Sundays or lunch service. Here you can do carts and also order menu dishes if you want.\n\nWe got probably half the menu, including shrimp shu mai (tasty), shark dumplings (have to try), shrimp noodle roll (personal fave), fried shrimp ball (BF's fave), crab ball (star of the night, at $7/a pair), steamed pork bun (mediocre), chinese broccoli (must-have) and duck (which we didn't need at all but was tasty- especially with the sauce).\n\nMade the mistake of ordering the soup dumplings, which they said would take 10 minutes- and we waited and waited and waited. And my eyes are bigger than my stomach, so I got steamed pork buns while I waited (way too sweet, did not even finish one).  The lady told us they were \"coming right out\" four times. Eventually it was a solid half hour to get our three soup dumplings- and they weren't very good, and only had about a sip of soup inside of them. Underwhelming, would not get again.\n\nWe spent just shy of $50, which is absurd for dim sum, but predictable for our over-ordering habits. It's probably also why we only have dim sum once every month or two. Dining room is nice, much larger than expected though you san see it's a large place from the outside. Service was friendly and attentive throughout, other than that ridiculous wait for the soup dumplings.
__label__1 I come from the San Gabriel Valley... so of course my standards for dim sum is a lot higher than the average Joe. With that said, this restaurant's food was terrible. I could tell that some of the food was the microwaveable kind and none of it tasted flavorful or fresh. The skin of the Har Gow and Shau Mai was practically melting and falling apart. The white rice cake dessert that I love love love, was also falling apart. It all tasted overly cooked/steamed and had no flavor. I guess if you are in Vegas and want dim sum, then this is a good option for you. As for me, I do not plan on coming back.
__label__2 This is just an OK dim sum place who's saving grace is that they serve dim sum all day/night with a limited selection during off peak hours. Go to Ping Pang Pong instead unless you're craving shu mai at 10 pm.
__label__1 I'm not sure how the \"meh I've experienced better\" rating would apply to this place. I mean, it's Neonopolis. Where else would you find a three-story establishment covered in neon?\n\nI went here before not knowing what it was. It seemed like a location for a zombie movie. I found it weird that the escalator was working even though there were no businesses upstairs (or maybe I just didn't look hard enough? lol)\n\nFast forward, they opened a Denny's and had a grand re-opening, added more stores, and more lights. So it's improving, I'd say that much. I'm just not gonna be recommending it to others... at least for now.
__label__0 This was yet another reminder that some things vividly remembered from your childhood should best stay that way. Certain movies should never be revisited, just as certain places should also be avoided. \n\nMy recollection of the carnival sideshow at Circus Circus wasn't exactly great to begin with, as I only recalled walking around here in 1992 fearing for my life. My memories looked like b-roll from Fear & Loathing in Las Vegas, replete with demonic carnies and a labyrinthine maze of games and rides designed to terrorize my young mind. \n\nThe return was, of course, nothing as I had imagined. I don't know when this place got renovated, but not it's just an innocuous sideshow full of extremely cheesy rides and games. The only possibly saving grace on our visit was that we happened to show up right after they opened, which meant it was empty of both guests and about 90% of the staff. As we wandered around this children's ghost town, there were a few things to goof on here and there, but it was mostly kinda sad and depressing. The few employees we did see had such a vacant look in their eyes, like they're trapped  here in indentured servitude or something. This is a childhood memory that I wish I hadn't attempted to replicate.
__label__2 Took my 3 year old here, thankfully it wasn't too crowded and we only had about a 5-7 minute wait to ride some rides however the people working here suck.  They are not friendly, they look very unhappy and don't want to be there.  The prices for admission are overpriced too, it sucks because I had to purchase a wrist band for myself in order for my son to go on rides he had to be a certain height which was kinda absurd  and didn't need to me go with him.\n\nMy favorite attraction was their 3d/4d shows for Dora and Sponge Bob, it was so cool sitting in the theater with the 3d glasses and bubbles flying around. I really thought they were cute.  My least favorite ride was the pirate one omg i totally felt sick and my stomach turn normally I don't get sick but that ride was awful, my lil one too was totally scared and i just had to put his head down and keep talking to him. After that ride we called it quits.\n\nWould I go back again probably not, just expensive and I would wait till he's tall enough so he can ride all the rides without me. =/
__label__2 Had to meet a client here for a quick cocktail before dinner. Being in the Four Seasons, it's a very quiet location; perfect for uninterrupted discussions. The service was excellent; our waiter was constantly available without being a nuisance.
__label__4 *** Breakfast review ***\n\nSimple formula for the 5 star review here --- superb setting and a legendary huevos rancheros. \n\nAs someone said -- \"This is simply the best outdoor place to eat in Vegas....the decor is relaxing, fresh, pool side, green, so soothing!!\"\n\nIndeed. So relaxing, fresh, clean, quiet --- a stark contrast to the rest of Vegas.\n\nThe coffee was perfect and I am a picky coffee person. Service was good and not in your face at all. But the best part was the main.\n\nHuevos rancheros. A relatively straightforward dish. Made differently at a lot of places. But this sets the standard. The plate came out piping hot, the flavors mixed together so well, and the presentation was superb.\n\nLet me put it this way --- I eat out a LOT and am blessed to try some amazing places. I rarely have something I remember vividly later. The duck at the Modern in NYC, the cashew chicken at Ryutenmon Tokyo, the sushi at Kaygetsu here in in Menlo Park --- and now the huevos rancheros at Verandah Vegas. Well done guys, thank you for a great meal.
__label__3 Above average breakfast/brunch buffet, but then it would be for $36 per person.
__label__3 I have been to Mandalay Bay many times and did not know this was here! Located in the Four Seasons Hotel, this is a great spot to get away from the hotel-casino scene. Had breakfast here with my parents and quality was excellent. Prices were reasonable as well considering location. I had the corned beef-pastrami hash with eggs over easy. Nice decandent treat. Not greasy and a huge portion. My Mother's Ricotta and Citrus Pancakes were excellent as well. My Dad had the vegetable Frittata and enjoyed it as well. Good coffee. They keep your pot refreshed on the table.  Added plus was the reading glasses that they had for my Mom!\nWill be back to try lunch and dinner on another trip.
__label__1 Very disappointing. Went there for a late breakfast (11 am), paid 100$ for 3 people. Rushed, unfriendly service. Tasteless toasts straight from the supermarket. Butter had a weird, cheesy taste. Omelet was just ok. The Verandah gets one star for its nice outside terrace and one star for the mini Belgian waffles, the only dish we had that was above average.
__label__2 Yogurt and Granola Yuck and Coffee sucks.  Along with their cappuccinos.  Otherwise , it is great.  Bagel and Lox are great and so is the Omelet.
__label__2 Items Experienced:\nOlive and Rosemary Focaccia\nPera - Bartlet Poached Pear, Spiced Goat Cheese, Endive, Pecans, Porto Dressing\nSicilian Meatballs - San Marzano Tomatoes Sauce, Pecorino Romano\nMelenzana - Breaded Eggplant, Oven Roasted Tomatoes, Smoked Mozzarella 'Guazzetto'\nMargherita - Roma Tomatoes, Mozzarella, Micro Basil\nLa Pasta Cotta Nel Vaso - Hand Cut Artichoke Pasta Cooked in a Jar, Scallops, Calamari, Shrimp, Tomatoes Basil, Caciucco Sauce\nTortelloni Zucca e Manzo - Homemade Tortollini, Braised Short Rib, Pumpkin, Smoked Brown Butter, Sage, Winter Truffle\nPaccheri Napoletani - Napoleon Style Paccheri Pasta, 24 Hours Cooked Baby Pork Ribs Ragu, Italian Sausage, San Marzano Tomatoes\nTagliolini Ai Gamberi - House Made Saffron Tagliolini, Prawn, Sea Beans\nPollo Cacciatora - Half Chicken Stew Cacciatora Style, Roman Tomatoes, Red Bell Pepper, Organic Creamy Polenta\nPatate e Funghi - Petite Potatoes, Wild Mixed Mushrooms, Marsala\nCarota- Rainbow Baby Carrots, Black Olives Powder\nApple & Fig Crostada\nMeyer Lemon Zeppole\nAmaretto Tiramisu - Crispy Basket of Hazelnut, White Chocolate, Espresso Gelato, Orange Flavored Cotton Candy\nDouble Espresso and Ice\n\nVisited just weeks ago for brunch as a guest of the Four Seasons there was little doubt that a return to Veranda was in order, and when the recently renovated restaurant decided to open its doors at 50% off to any diner making a December reservation on Black Friday the deal proved too hard to resist - the discount proving most fortuitous in the setting of a restaurant that has the gall to charge $14 for two tiny eggplant rolls and $12 for double espresso of less-than-ideal Lavazza served alongside, not over, ice as if defying one to make a mess in trying to do it themself.\n\nAcknowledging the fact that the first experience at Veranda was coordinated by PR with superlative service from start to finish, suffice it to say that a second meal booked under the name of two friends offered less impressive timing and having ordered substantially with requests for items to be sent out in a rather specific manner the start of the meal was almost inexplicably rushed - the delicious and soft focaccia hitting the table before menus were even opened and both fourteen dollar meatballs and the aforementioned eggplant arriving before a few small bites of brilliantly balanced salad were fully consumed.\n\nTreated next to a pizza that featured a surprisingly buttery crust with little char and rather flavorless tomatoes that thankfully received an upgrade from thickly applied Mozzarella and light accents of basil it would not be long before an onslaught of primi arrived and with the four-top table as well as meager sharing plates obviously overburdened despite our server personally suggesting he would \"space out the pastas\" two of the dishes were immediately sent back to the kitchen - Chef Minichiello obviously taking the gesture seriously by not only coming out to personally apologize, but also individually plating each subsequent course in tasting-menu fashion.\n\nSpeaking specifically to the quality of the noodles, aside from the signature \"jar\" with pasta that logically becomes a bit soft due to the cooking technique, it can only be said that most of Minichiello's housemade creations are served with textbook consistency and with the two meaty courses more 'up front' with the flavors of slow-cooked proteins allowed to shine the flavors of the Pasta Cotta Nel Vaso and Tagliolini were far more restrained, the first melding shellfish and herbs with light cream while the later was an aromatic masterpiece, the saffron and sea beans each offering their unmistakable flavors in balance to sweet, snappy prawns.\n\nPairing a half-chicken cooked Cacciatora-style, with far better results than that at Giada according to my two friends, to two sides that were simple yet impeccably prepared to maximize the flavor of every ingredient it was at this point that each in our party noted that we were becoming quite full and yet with a half-off dessert menu featuring no less than seven items I'd have liked to try it was with some restraint that only three were ordered - the doughnuts a but underwhelming when compared to the buttery seasonal Crostada, but neither even in the same ballpark as the 'signature' in terms of taste or presentation, the cotton-candy topped pedestal featuring soft lady fingers and mascarpone soaked in Amaretto with boozy blueberries and three balls of ice cream making for one heck of a 'sundae.'\n\nTipping on the pre-discount total to the tune of just over $200 for the table it must be said that considering the cost of the meal Veranda presented one of the best dining values on the Strip in this particular circumstance, but taking into account the service gaffs and truly laughable coffee upcharge the question becomes whether yet another visit could be justified at double the price - something I cannot say I'm certain about at this point.
__label__3 I saw Rush here a couple of weeks ago. Nice, big stage - good sound system - good sight lines for the audience - easy access to the venue. It's kind of a long walk from the Mandalay Bay parking garage to the front doors. Crowd was pretty well behaved, although some of the elderly ushers seemed to have trouble keeping \"crashers\" in their own section. Guess all the young bouncers got hired by the nightclubs.\n\nOverall a very good venue for large-scale rock concerts.
__label__4 great concert venue!
__label__1 The first issue is that there is only one entrance and exit.  That creates huge bottlenecks.  You are packed tight until you are back into the casino area.\n\nThe second issue is with the fact all of the concessions were cash only. There is no reason for this, inexcusable.  \n\nInside it is your standard small arena.  The size does mean you get good views from almost every seat.\n\nThe staff was a mixed bag.  Some were friendly and helpful, others were the opposite.
__label__3 it was small...and had a weird and winding \"descent\" into the main aquarium.  but it was quirky weird.  i still remember having fun here.  the price of admission ain't that bad...so its a good alternative to the other spendy things on the strip.  the only negative here is that it's located in the  endless cavern which is Mandalay Bay Hotel and Casino...ugh...one of the ugliest and dullest casinos in the world.
__label__3 This place is much bigger than I thought it was going to be. Adults is $18, a little bit on the pricey side, but I guess it costs a lot to maintain those expensive fishes, sharks, and the huge sea turtle. I don't think I'll come back, but definitely worth it to come here at least once. I thought it was pretty funny that there was someone guarding the piranha tank. I guess there are enough dumb people out there you gotta worry about sticking their fingers into the tank to see what the piranhas might do. hmm.. i wonder..  All in all, pretty nice place to bring the kids. It's HOT where they keep the reptiles so don't bring a big coat to the aquarium.
__label__1 For $18, I felt like I got maybe an $10 experience.  The entire reef is much smaller than I thought.  You start off in a jungle like atmosphere (hot and humid).  As you wind down a stone pathway, you will see signs from the Monterrey Bay Aquarium about conservation and such.  I saw it more like propaganda.  One curator was standing by the piranhas.  She wouldn't talk to anyone unless if you asked her questions.  She was very matter of fact and short with all the visitors.  Nothing really stood out.  They have two tunnels to walk through where you can see the sharks which is pretty cool.  The stingray pool and jellyfish tank were OK I suppose.  If you're a fish fanatic like I am, you will be greatly disappointed.  On the other hand for parents, this is a great way to entertain the kids in Vegas.  I'm glad I didn't drag any of my other friends with me.
__label__2 Very disappointed with my visit here was definitely not worth the time and money... I did however purchase the 3 for $57 so we chose this the Secret Garden at mirage and Bodies the exhibition at Luxor which in my opinion was the best of the 3!
__label__3 Nice place for the family to discover the wonders of the sea. An hour is about the time you need to get around the place.
__label__3 Really awesome place! They have a variety of fishes and animals. Also, there is a spot where you can pet sting rays which is pretty cool. I reccomend this for little kids and children, they'll love it!
__label__1 Visited the aquarium sinve it was on the 10 must do things while in vegas. Nice aquarium but not everything advertised was available. An interesting place to visit but I'm not sure it's a must see if you are in vegas
__label__0 We were staying at the Luxor and figured we would try the buffet. Big mistake...the food was gross, there was not much of a variety, and the salad bar looked like the veggies had been there since the previous night. \n\nThe only good thing about the buffet was our server who was so nice and attentive.
__label__1 We actually ate here twice, lunch on Sunday and Breakfast on Monday.  Food was ok.  What loses a star is the cost.  It is overpriced for what you get -- I  guess I was thinking that being Vegas it would be more reasonable.  Granted, I was thinking Denny's prices.  The salad was good, but very basic - a lot of lettuce, chicken, lettuce ... you get the picture..  The breakfast was good.   Our server had brought out the preservatives that I wanted (Raspberry) instead of telling me that it wasn't available - so yeah for that!
__label__0 This was an impromptu eat spot for our little \"group\" because Jaime did a little too much drinkey-drinkey and needed to sober up. (they've obviously never been to a DYL). \n\nSince I was with my (former) exboyfriend, I was *nervous* and happy and giddy so it didn't matter what the fuck I ordered as long as I took a couple bites to keep him happy, but it also didn't matter that I couldn't read the fucking menu because I was too drunk.\n\nI was a little loud. And by little, I mean I proclaimed to the entire restaurant that my (ex) boyfriend had a red mark on his nose from some fucking accident boohoo asshole and I put makeup on to cover it up. \n\nAll the while, those dingleberrys at the table ordered some two bottles of champagne and then took my second glass away from me (or did I just drink it all?) and kept laughing at my \"jokes\", so it perpetuated the continuing of humiliating myself and my (asshole ex) boyfriend. Who the fuck cares?! I'M NEVER GOING TO SEE YOU AGAIN.\n\nAlso, WHERE THE FUCK IS MY FOOD. OH YEAH, ITS RIGHT THERE, SITTING UNTOUCHED AFTER ONE BITE BECAUSE IT TASTES LIKE MY ASS AFTER I'VE HAD FOOD POISONING.\n\nOnce again, really...I'm not bitter at ALL.
__label__1 Because I stayed in Luxor, I ate here because of convenience.  I ate here 3 out of the 4 days.  For the most part, the sandwiches, soups, and salad was pretty good.  It's cafe food yanno?  However, the last day, the  drink server poured too much water in my teapot and when i barely moved it, it swished around and splashed on my leg!  It was so hot that i almost dropped the entire teapot of hot water on my leg but i managed to put it down.  \n\nI was hungover and tired and trying to eat something before I catch my flight out so I didn't complain, I just wanted an icebag so I don't blister.  Now here's the bad service part....i had to ask another waitress to find our waitress, our waitress had to call the manager, the manager had to call security.  When he finally came, i said i just needed a bag of ice.  I should've just took it up with the drink server, told her that she filled up the pot to the absolute brim, and had her get me a bag of ice from the kitchen.  oh well.
__label__1 I don't care how you dress this place up, its still a fake Denny's. I know a Denny's when im in a Denny's and this is a damn Denny's called the Pyramid Cafe at the Luxor.\n\nStop Lying Vegas! Stop Lying!
__label__1 Along one end of the Luxor in the center casino area is the Pyramid Cafe. It's mostly a small area raised a few feet off the pyramid floor. There aren't really walls, so it does give you a view of weary, ragged-around-the-edges folks mindlessly working the slots at 3 am.\n\nThere's a fairly broad menu ranging from burgers to 24 hour breakfast. Out of sheer convenience, I ate here twice; once a breakfast type meal and the other dinner. Although different foods, the experience was similar.\n\nBoth times service was pretty slow, even when the place was only partly full and the number of patrons barely outnumbered the servers. Breakfast came with a nice helping of ham but runny eggs and wilted hash browns. A burger for dinner was okay; I rather liked the fries that came with it, but it was a pretty small helping. Prices had the expected resort markup.\n\nI give two stars here, not that it's a particularly bad place, but it just seems to do everything a little below average. There's nothing egregious here and I'd eat here again in the right circumstances, but everything is sort of a C-/D+ level. I'd say that this is best for a basic meal if you're in the Luxor area or for a 4 am chowdown after a night on the town.
__label__0 I hate to do this, but this is one of the worst roller coaster experiences I've ever had.  The restraint system hurt my neck.  For $14, the coaster itself isn't horrible, in fact it has a nice little 180 flip and roll, but overall, I was dissapointed.
__label__0 As cool as this roller coaster looks and as neat as the concept is of winding your way around the New York cityscape, as other reviewers have said this coaster is probably best enjoyed by observing it rather than experiencing it. I have been on dozens of roller coasters at theme parks all over the country, and I've never been on a steel roller coaster that was this jerky and bumpy. In fact, i've been on wooden roller coasters that were much smoother than this one. After I was done riding it, I felt like my brain had been thrown around and I was sore in multiple parts of my body. Not in a good way, either. It just seems like it was very poorly designed and the bumpyness of it takes away from the whole experience. \n\nThe fact that it's so much money just for one ride also makes this not a very wise decision either. For $14 you can almost take your whole family for $3.99 steak and eggs at Tuscany. Probably the only good thing I can say about it is that the line wasn't very long, I only had to wait maybe 10 minutes to get on the ride. \n\nI love roller coasters, but this is one that I'm sure I won't be returning to anytime soon.
__label__2 One of those things you have to do if you haven't already, but definitely NOT worth the price...it's $12 for a ride! I think there's a discount for loyalty members at the hotel. There's also a ride package if you want to ride more than once. \n\nGO AT NIGHT! There's great views of the strip on the ride. It's not that hardcore of a ride...one big drop at the beginning and it goes upside down on a loop.
__label__0 So ever since I was little I have wanted to get on this ride... My dad never let me, so FINALLY I get to go to Vegas 13 years later as an adult and YES, I went to ride this ride..... My excitement is going through the roof!\n\nIT SUCKED!!! It hurt like a MOTHER! My shoulders still hurt from it a week later! It is rough, bumpy, and annoying.\n\nI guess sometimes dad knows best!
__label__3 I was sooooo excited to have the opportunity to ride a roller coaster in and around a casino/hotel. Yes, I realize that I may be getting a little old to ride roller coasters and hate to admit that it makes me sick as hell, but who the hell cares? You are only \"young\" once. The lines to pay were weirdly inefficient but maybe it was because everyone, including us, made a mad dash to get in 10 minutes before they closed (midnight on the weekend). \n\nThe ride was scary and hilarious at the same time (I didn't plan my shirt choice very well and I will leave it at that). My girlfriend and I laughed hysterically at our pictures. They were $15 a piece but $22 if you bought two. We decided to do that and split it. The employee gave me the most exasperated look when I asked him to charge two separate cards...really dude????? Be happy you got us to buy two and get over it. Besides that, this was a blast!
__label__1 My friend and I could NOT get to this coaster! Haha and we were sober! Staff was pointing us in all different directions. It looked so fun.
__label__2 It's something you should do upon your first visit to Las Vegas and not to be done again. For $14, I expect to get a free picture at least!
__label__0 I'm generally pretty patient and not one to complain (at least that's what I think, my BF may tell you something else), but we had the WORST experience ever here. The line for the buffet was ridiculous at 6 PM on Sunday night so we we to the Pancake House which was totally empty. Everything was fine when we placed our orders and got our drinks, but then we waited and waited and waited. Our waitress didn't even come by to give us an update. When we asked her what happened to our food she said ALL of these people are waiting for their food and gestured to the 3-4 other occupied tables as if the place was packed!\n\nIt seriously took about an hour before we got our food. When our food came we were informed that they had run out of french fries (wtf?!) and that we would be getting hash browns instead. First of all, how do they run out of fries when no one is there and second, their \"hash browns\" are really home potatoes. Sorry, I'm a stickler for details :) They must have also run out of hamburger buns because my bacon cheeseburger was on 2 pieces of toast!\n\nAnyway, this was the worst restaurant experience I've had in a LONG time. Obviously something was wrong because no one else seemed to have had such a horrible time. In the end, I guess it kind of worked out because they heavily discounted our bill and we only ended up paying $12 for 4 meals.
__label__3 I love pancakes! \n\nNow that we got that out of the way...let's move on to the review. \n\nWhen I got there, there was a line. But it was moving quickly. 5-10 min wait. Fanfreakintastic. \n\nWe had a sweet older lady as our waitress. She was amazing! She has a favorite-grandma essence to her. \n\nI couldn't decide between the chocolate chip pancakes and another dish and i really really wanted some bacon that morning! so she suggested getting the senior special (cheaper price! Score! Btw I am not a senior citizen) and a side of the chocolate chip pancakes. \n\nOur food came out great, nothing to complain about. My bacon came out extra crispy not burnt just the way I like it!!!\n\nI really loved their chocolate chip pancakes!!! The chips are slightly warm and oh so smearable on your pancakes. scooped some of the side whip cream and  tossed it on my pancake, took the first bite and I was in pancake heaven. no need for syrup... it was delicious just with the  melted chocolate chips n whip cream.\n\nshe checked up on us a couple of times...I always appreciate that and not afraid to give a larger tip when that happens. I have got to say she was one of the best servers I've had any where. That's a lot coming from me, I take that sh*t seriously when it comes to any customer service. :) \n\nCan't wait to go again!
__label__2 So I was in town for the week and visiting my cousin in (I guess hipster) Lawrenceville (when did that happen?).  Anyway...on to the review.  \n\nAtmosphere - Hipster coffee shop with people being hipsters, busy, vibrant, friendly, wait staff even said \"dude\"...but apologized (not sure why)... it made me chuckle.   \n\nFood - Many a great choice here on the menu but being that I had eaten a copious amount of cookies over the past holiday weekend I thought I would be healthy by opting for the egg white omelet.  The omelet came w/ spinach, cherry tomatoes, feta, and a side of pumpernickel bread.  The dish was just okay.  Maybe it was too healthy, as there was little flavor present.  Maybe they cook it with a spray and not butter.  Who knows...  To drink I had an unsweetened ice tea which tasted weak or maybe my years in the South w/ strong brewed tea has ruined me.  \n\nService - The service was great as the server was engaging despite it being busy.  There were no faults here.\n\nOverall - I would like to give this place another try at a time when I haven't eaten my weight in cookies the weekend before...then it will be French toast time!!
__label__4 One of my favorite omlettes of all time. Solid cup of coffee, good ambiance, and we sat in what would otherwise have been the window dressing area had it been a retail store. Great breakfast place, be sure to stop in!
__label__1 Ehh. Nothing to write home about. Good service. Food just average. Unless you are a veggie loving hipster, this place is not worth the 2+ hr wait. Save yourself the trouble and disappointment and cross Butler St to Franktuary.
__label__1 I hate leaving a \"meh\" kind of review for an organization that does a lot of goodwill and charity, but Goodwill thrift stores are not on my shopping radar at all. I feel like their prices are overpriced and their merchandise is poorly organized. I'll donate items to Goodwill because I know they're doing good somewhere, but I won't shop there. I recommend Savers, Opportunity Village and the Charleston Outlet thrift stores instead.
__label__3 The only record store in Vegas left that I will shop at now that Big B's Cds & Records - CLOSED!
__label__3 Every time we visit Vegas we HAVE to make a stop here, Yeah we have Amoeba (we live in LA) but I prefer a smaller setting where I wont feel like I'm having an anxiety attack because there is so much to choose from! I like the little novelty Items they carry and you can find some great gems if you look hard, I like how cheap the dvds are.
__label__2 Came into Vegas wanting to have some fun on a Friday night. You'd figure that Vegas being a place of shows and theatrics there would be plenty of gay venues and each of them would be packed full of gay men. Perhaps it's because we went during a quiet time of the year, but c'mon! It was after the first night of Cher's long chain of concerts. \n\nAll in all, it was an average club, nothing to boast about, but certainly nothing awful. I was willing to put up the $20 cover thinking that there would be some pretty hot go go dancers and such. I would say that the go go dancers did have nice bodies, but were only \"all right\" all around. I much preferred the waiters who around 1AM took off their shirts. \n\nMost of the people there were from out of town and were already coupled so definitely not a very cruisy place. The dance floor is what you would expect. There are plenty of spots there and they played the typical remixes that you would expect at any other gay venue. I really didn't have an issue with any of the aesthetics, but with all the hype, I really expected to be wowed... especially for the $20.\n\nIf you are a Las Vegas resident, you get in for free so the $20 is only for visitors. Drinks are around $8 and if you plan on going with more than just yourself, I highly suggest reserving a table. I enjoy people watching with the bf so a table would have been nice. All tables and sitting areas surround the dance floor. So if you plan on people watching, you either are in those booths or you're on the dance floor. \n\nDrinks were not strong at all. For me that's not too much of an issue as I get tipsy just sniffing a drink. For my bf it was a total downer especially with the cost of the cover and the drink. \n\nIt is conveniently located right off the strip. It is diagonally across from Crystals so it's a convenient walk from most hotels on the strip.\n\nIf you come from a big city (eg Los Angeles, San Francisco, New York, Sydney, Moscow or DC) you'll probably be disappointed. The club doesn't even start to get packed until after midnight so don't plan on going until then. If you are planning on visiting, make it a long night because the club is VERY slow at building up a good group of people.
__label__2 what happened Krave?! I guess it's gonna be hard to relive my first Krave experience back in 2008. back then I had heard about Krave and was itchin to go and as fate had it happen, my hook up fell through at the MGM and instead of wasting my cab ride from my off strip hotel with my two girl friends we decided last minute to walk over to Krave. And if you ask my two girl friends and myself how our experience at Krave went, we'd tell it was fuckin awesome coz we're in Las Vegas Bitch! but alas fast forward to '11 and my Krave visit was okey. yes it fizzled crashed. ok ok maybe it was my mood, things last weekend fell through because of messed up circumnstances like girl friend's friend never got through with his table rez at Marquee and someone took 4 hours to get ready!! The drinks were still good (and cheap compared to Surrender), the crowd somehow wasn't that delicious, gogo's were meh hillcrest gogos are way hotter! and the music was aight but the dj kept on doing these horrible dubstep transitions that it wasn't right. ick! But I will stop come back to Krave in the future like earlier, it still holds a special place in my heart as one of the few clubs in Vegas that are still worth going to just to dance. =)
__label__4 Probably not the cleanest place in town, but not unbearably dirty either. The food, however, is great. The bacon cheeseburger I ordered was excellent. The \"regular\" order of fries was very generous and among the best fries I've ever had. \n\nAnd the free peanuts they had out was a very nice touch.
__label__2 After eating a burger and some fries here, my heart ached for In & Out...I miss you guys so much...I miss my animal style fries, protein burgers, and the real milshakes at In & Out for only $6. *sigh* I'm sorry if I didn't eat you everyday and took you for granted...\n\nANYWAYS, pros are: Free peanuts while you wait, you can make your burger a junior size instead of the monstrous size, and there's a bunch of toppings for you to customize your burger. Cons are: the fries are too thick for my liking, too satly and oily, and not much flavor even though I ordered it cajun style. The burgers need those customized toppings or else their regular cheeseburger just tastes mundane, nothing to brag about. \n\nIt's not comparable to In & Out though. It's more like Fatburger's style of how they make their burgers and the taste of it. They too have the same concept and same ordering style, minus the free peanuts.
__label__0 Before I actually set down and ate I had been feeling pretty pleased with myself.  I saw the huge line, I smelled the delicious smells of French fried potatoes and I also observed all the literature on display about all the awards that Five Guys had won for their famous burgers and fries.  I knew for sure that I would be well fed. Yes, that of course was before I actually took the first bite of my burger.  My dream quickly turned into a nightmare.  My bun was wet with perspiration.  My hamburger had a chunk broken off it and was smashed to smithereens and the cheese on my sandwich was cold.  Another swing and a miss for me and Oakland dining.  How many guys does it take to ruin a lunch 5 hahahaha?
__label__2 I saw this place written up in Consumer Reports about being a great burger chain and I saw it while in Pittsburgh so I decided to give it a try. \n\nI must say that I don't get the hype. The burger comes with grilled onions, ketchup, mustard, pickles, mayo, and I think something else. The thing is, you can't order it the way you want it. I tried to remove onions and mayo from the order and the cashier told me it was all or nothing. We \"negotiated\" a bit and I was finally get her to remove the mayo. Or so I thought. \n\nThe burger I got had everything, including the mayo that I did not want, and was missing the ketchup that I did want. The burger was ok but nothing special. It lacked salt and pepper. The fries were horrible with a capital H. I don't care if they are \"fresh\" from Idaho (they have sacks sitting on the floor to show how fresh they are; kinda weird if you ask me). The fries were limp and greasy!!! I could not finish them. I ate a few and threw the rest away. A complete waste of $2.49 for a small. And my stomach was immediately queasy after eating. \n\nThis place was popular, however, and I had to wait a while for my burger to be cooked. It is beyond me why. I guess either college students don't have good taste or I am out of touch with what passes for quality these days.
__label__4 Turquoise lilypad canopies glow neon pink at night, while posters beckon you to \"consider your future\" and get a job here in exchange for free movies.  Solid selection of independent films.  Clean facility, friendly staff.  Nice reprieve from the mallrats at Fashion Square.  **Bonus** I may have been the only individual who did not qualify for the senior discount at the weekday matinee.
__label__3 I love independent/art/documentary/not-mainstream movies, so consequently, Camelview is one of my favorite spots as they are one of the few theaters here in the valley that gets these films.\n\nPositive things about the theater: \n*Great movies! \n*Friendly employees\n*Reasonably sized drinks (movie theater \"bucket-o-cola\" drinks are a pet peeve of mine and their small is equivalent to a medium soda from a fast food restaurant, which is just perfect) \n*Yummy cinnamon almonds for sale at the concession stand\n*A retro-y feel \n\nNegatives\n*Older theater that feels a bit rundown\n*No stadium seating\n*Seats that are not particularly comfortable\n\nPoint of note (not positive or negative)\n*because of the type of movies they show, it seems like it is often popular with an older crowd of moviegoers. This can make for a sortof unique moviegoing experience if you come from a different demographic.\n\nIt is a fun spot that we manage to visit every couple of months. I wish that there were more options for Art films here in the Valley, but for the moment I do love Camelview, because I don't really have a choice in the matter ;)
__label__2 Harkins Camelview IS the go to theater for independent and foreign films.\n\n But have you ever seen a film there where the screen is soooo small that you should have visited your rich uncle and watched his TV??\n\nThere are only two great screens and a few tiny ones.\n\nCome on man! Huge ticket prices and a tiny theater? Why not scale the ticket price down like the price is scaled up for the Capri screens?\n\nJust wondering.
__label__4 small? yes. worth going to? hail yes. this is the only cool bar i went to in Vegas. plus, my local friend comes there all the time for drinks and good music. so i trust her taste. the music is always good (top 40- hiphop/reggae/reggaeton/etc), they're playing a movie on their screens, comfy areas to sit and mingle with friends or strangers. not much dancing room, but it's more like a lounge/bar. oh yeah... no COVER! i love it.
__label__3 I went here with a party of 8 last week.  This was my first trip to this location and it was a bit smaller than I thought it would be.  I think the Express in Tempe is bigger.  It doesn't matter though...I was just making a comment.\n\nAnyway, for a chain of Greek joints, MBFGR churns out some pretty respectable Greek food.  And this location isn't any different.  I know its not the best or the most authentic, but it does the job.  Their servings are generous, prices reasonable and service excellent.\n\nEven though I was in a party of 8, the service was very fast and friendly.  It helped that the place was not very busy at all for a Sunday evening.  We ordered 3 of those shared meat platter things and it was excellent.  There was more than enough food for 8 people with some to spare.  If you are going with a bunch of people and want to try something a bit different than this is the way to go.  You get a giant plate of Greek goodies for a reasonable price.\n\nThe only problem I have is with the calamari we ordered as an appetizer.  They give you like 7 pieces of calamari mixed with a ton of fried onion strings.  WTF.  It LOOKS like you are getting a decent amount of calamari but when you look closer it is more like a pile of onion stuff.  Lame.
__label__1 I've given this place a try several times, but I just can't seem to get a good meal out of there. I had their alfredo pasta and it had absolutely no flavor at all. It just lacks flavor, everything I order I feel like going back into the kitchen to add a little seasoning. There are plenty little Greek places around that serves up good home made food and for alot less $$ too, I wouldn't bother with this place again.
__label__1 Originally the food was awesome but it has steadily gone down hill.  The breakfast gig they were doing was great but it's inconsistent on when they actually open.  Showed up at 930am and still were not open.
__label__2 Well the view is obvious.  I mean - it is decently high up and gives you a good view of downtown but, I don't know - the view from the Arizona Club is better.  \n\nWe went here after watching a show at the Herberger and I was expecting some high class expensive dining that that is exactly what I got.  The service matched the price tag which was nice to see but the restaurant itself was disappointing.  Not only did they not have Coke or dark rum but they let poor Ashley A order a prime rib and then told her they were all out.  \n\nI had the drunken shrimp and they were pretty excellent.  The sauce around them was really good and they were resting on a piece of toast disguised as a crostini.  I also had a few bites of the lava cake but since it was buried under a pound of powered sugar, I couldn't eat any more.\n\nI guess I just agree with Beth S's review...I'm just not seeing what justifies the price.  The District in the Sheraton next door is a restaurant in a hotel that has amazing food that is priced better than this.  Plus, the view there isn't half bad.
__label__2 Restaurant: Went for dinner and the view was great. Saw the sun setting into the downtown skyline was very nice. The restaurant's slow spin was not intrusive at all.\n\nService: Made reservations in advance and was seated immediately. The wait staff was very quick. Food came out timely.\n\nFood: Had one of the salads as an appetizer and it was good but not amazing. Same for the rib-eye. Did not really wow me with the flavor. Entrees were a la carte which was expected of these types of restaurants.
__label__2 This is a one time kind of place.  It's a rotating restaurant at the top of the Hyatt in downtown Phoenix.  I've seen better views but its still kind of nice.  I liked that it has little signs on the wall with facts on them that you can read as you spin around.  It doesn't spin real fast but I get sick easily.  I did feel a little nauseous at times.  It takes an hour to do one full rotation.  My husband and I came here for our 1 year anniversary.  It was a Monday night and the place was packed and very loud.  The design of the restaurant enhances noise and makes it even louder.  My husband and I could barely hear each other and our waitress had trouble hearing us too.  She was very friendly though.  The restaurant had done one complete rotation (1hr) before our food came out.  I had the chicken cooked two ways.  It was ok, but it was not worth the $30.  Every entree is $30+. Drink prices are outrages.  My husband had a simple drink (don't remember the name) and it was $13. The Compass will validate your parking but it was unclear where we were supposed to park and we ended up parking in the wrong place and had to pay $7.
__label__3 On my last Vegas run I saw an ad in one of those local hand outs, and so we drove and drove and drove until we found it. Now don't be fooled like we were because its located on Sahara this place is far from the strip for some bacon and eggs. Now if you are looking for a mom and pop good ole fashioned breakfast this is the place!  \nThey do close at 3 p.m. for some odd reason...it's Vegas i just assume nothing should ever close. \nI ordered the stuffed french toast loaded with good greasy crispy bacon well worth the drive. My husband ordered biscuits and gravy, and my kid had the pancakes...yummmy to all!   Just note this place is not recommended for the health nuts! Everything I saw coming out of the kitchen was well over 500 calorie mark. 500+ calories is what makes a good breakfast GREAAAT!\nI'm making my next Vegas run this summer and if I can get there before 3 p.m. I will be visiting Egg& I.
__label__2 I have gone here for breakfast numerous times when I am in LV.  They have a large menu, service is quick and I have always had good food.  The only negative is that their coffee is low grade, just barely drinkable.  Its certainly worth the 10 minute drive for better food and lower prices than what you can find on the Strip.
__label__2 Food tasty and generous and also a bit on the pricey side.
__label__3 tip: 15 minute wait on a packed morning is super efficient.\n\nbreakfast crepes were out of the ordinary.  it's basically an omelet wrapped in a crepe; a must try.  too much home style potatoes.  good coffee.  flip the happy face egg to a sad face egg for prompt service.
__label__4 Great service, eggceptional food.  I wish we had such a breakfast place in Salt Lake City. Carla too amazing care of us, and our meals were prepared perfectly, even though the portions were too big.   \n\nIt was my second or possibly third visit here, and it is consistently great.
__label__3 I HATE breakfast food... And I like this place :) I have found that after a night out, everyone always wants breakfast foods. This is a great place to take your breakfast-loving friends and still get what you want!\n\nMust try:\nMuffins- They are to die for! Try the banana nut, AWESOME!\nCincinnati Chili- It certainly isn't Skyline, but at least they are trying :) \nFruit Plate- Fresh and someone else did all the work cutting it up for me. \n\nSkip:\nSalads - I have tried two different salads here. Although there is enough to feed a family of 4, bigger portions don't make a better salad. I found the chicken really boring and dry. I will be trying something different next time. \n\nThe service: It has always been the same. I get greeted by a friendly person, served by an even friendlier person and bid goodbye by an even friendlier friendly person. I think they have conquered good service. I love their happy eggs on the table :)
__label__0 Horrible experience. Bacon...cold and old.  Pancakes dense and hard.  Potatoes deep fried and extremely salty. Please go somewhere else. Their food is NOT good.
__label__4 I love this place!!! Best vegetarian eggs Benedict, and I've always had good service.
__label__3 An early arrival to Vegas gives us an opportunity to go off the strip and enjoy a couple of breakfast eateries. The Egg and I has a cute name and an old cowboy ranch feel to it. The menus are newspapers and the servers are friendly!\n\nFood (4 Stars): I ordered the corned beef hash with over medium eggs and the banana nut muffin. I'm usually not a banana nut fan, but this muffin changed my mind. It was full of spice and flavor, you can definitely taste the banana. The corned beef hash was pretty good with the shredded style corned beef. The seasoned potatos were DELICIOUS and I wish I could've had more.\n\nWe ordered the Cinncinati 4 Way plate with onions. It is pretty much spaghetti pasta with chili and onions on top. Our group was intrgued by the ingredients so we ordered it. It was amazing!!! Who knew that chili and spaghetti pasta can go together so well?? Topped with cheese and onions, this is my dish!\n\nWe couldn't finish all of our food due to the large portions, so definitely come with an appetite. The food is still good after being reheated.\n\nService (4 Stars): Our cute server was friendly and humorous. She frequently checked up on us and refilled our cups, she even got us another table because ours was cramped.\n\nBottom line: Hungover? Hungry? Feeling like stuffinf your face? Egg ans I will satisfy it all.
__label__4 We live in California and have been here 4-5 times over the course of several years. The reason for my 5 star review is that I'm at a loss to come up with a single negative. Every server has been 100% on top of it. We (myself, wife and two kids) have raved about every entree. The prices are low for strip-area Las Vegas dining. The ambiance is more mid-west USA than Las Vegas but I have no issue with that.\n\nI'm not one to freely give out 5 star reviews but the Egg and I has earned one.
__label__1 This is one of my regular stops for breakfast. Normally a great breakfast joint but not today. The greeter wasn't friendly and the food was average. This place has been around for a long time with a good reputation. The kitchen needs to try harder and they need a friendly, happy greeter. It will be a while before I go back.
__label__3 Just finished breakfast Amanda are service was fantastic!   We sat outside enjoyed the nice weather and savored out banana nut muffin!!
__label__0 This place was horrible! Did we come on a bad day or what? \n\nThe 4 of us decided to stop in here for breakfast before making the 10 hour trip back home. We decided to give this place a try as it had really good reviews. \n\nWe got in and got seated pretty fast, there was quite a few people. I ordered a vanilla latte coffee whatever and it was way too sweet. I feel like I might have gotten diabetes from that coffee. \n\nAftwr looking at the newspaper menu for a few minutes I decided on the chicken fried steak skillet since I am a big fan of all things chicken friend. The 3 others got the Mexican omelet, I believe that is what it was called. \n\nThe food came out pretty quick, first glance at my chicken fried skillet made me queesy but I was hungry and I thought it can't be that bad. The country gravy was gelatinous. It was weird. Like a slime blob of gravy exploded all over my food. Whatever. Give it a try. \n\nIt didn't taste that bad but it didn't taste good. It was very salty and I just couldn't get over the slime gravy so I stopped eating. Everyone else with their Mexican omelet had tears streaming down their face. Apparently the omelet was too spicy to even enjoy. My partner is Mexican and loves her spicy foods. She is obsessed with all things spicy, tears will be streaking down her face and she will still say it isn't spicy enough, but even she struggled with the omelet. Maybe not that it was too spicy but that it tasted like crap spicy. \n\nAnyways, about 10 minutes after trying to eat my slime it hit me like a brick, I made a beeline to the bathroom and was in there for about 10 minutes only to return 5 more times. \n\nAs you can imagine the 10 hour car ride home was horrible. Never again.
__label__4 We loved our breakfast.  Bacon avocado omelet and carnitas pork skillet.   Great service by all the staff.   We will be back next time we are in town.
__label__4 Neighbors had told me how great this place is and after reading the positive YELP reviews, I decided to have dinner here with my family!\n\nFriendly greeting and service from the moment we walked in the door! Fast service and great food too!\n\nHUGE portions!! I recommend splitting entree's. We ordered 2 entree's between 3 people and had 2 boxes of leftovers we took home! I split the lamb kabobs and the meat was tender and juicy. Hubby had the Gyro's and loved them! (Gyro's were probably enough food for 3 people!!).\n\nModerate prices. Averaging about $15 bucks a plate, but the dinner plates come with the amazing Basmati rice with white currants, almonds and maybe a touch of cinnamon?\n\nI was told they had the best cannoli's in town.....so I had to save room for one!!...and they were pretty darn good!! \n\nTo sum it up...... FAST~FRIENDLY~FRESH FOOD!!!\n\nYummy!!
__label__3 Went for lunch and the service was great. We got the lunch specials and the food was delicious! Food came out fast. I will definitely go back.
__label__3 This is a really nice Mom and Pop family owned restaurant with several Best of PHX awards. We have both been here several times and it is always really good. Mom does the cooking and her recipes are executed and seasoned to perfection.\n\nLocated in a small strip mall next to the hardware store. This place is small but cozy and very simply decorated. They have an assortment of table sizes based on your group. The larger tables can easily accommodate those bigger family occasions.\n\nNormally come here for lunch and get one of the specials. The portions are large and the prices are reasonable. You can also request something off the dinner menu if you wish. This is a larger menu with items that are a little bit more fancy.\n\nMy favorite so far is the Moroccan Chicken. She makes mine extra spicy and it is delicious. The Kebabs are also very good and the Salads are humongous. Mom's top secret Rice is so good that it just melts in your mouth. It is covered with toasted raisins and almonds and is at the top of my list to reproduce at home.\n\nService is very friendly and helpful. You are always told to make yourself at home. They go out of there way to answer any of my questions or request.\n\nFood is always fresh and tasty and we always leave feeling full. Still have not had a chance to try out any of the many tasty desserts. Good reason to come back sooner than later. YUMMO!\n\n4.25 STARS
__label__4 Absolutely delicious food! My boyfriend and I went there in search of big plates with lots of flavor and this place exceeded our expectations. We both had the lamb and beef which was cooked to perfection and seasoned accordingly. We also shared the hummus as an appetizer; DO IT! We had leftovers for the next day which were just as good as the night before. I highly recommend Eden's Grill. Great food, great service.
__label__4 Good and dependable family pizza spot! Come here often carry out and eat in with family of kids. Great service and food. Try the buffalo bites if you are skipping your diet!
__label__1 We used to frequent the restaurant. Recently, the food quality and flavors changed. Not sure if there is a new cook, management or something else. So sad about that!! Used to be such a great place to get delicious take out or dine in Chinese food.
__label__2 Good show since tickets were free however had I paid a lot of money I would have been disappointed. Needs way more animal skits and on more than one occasion there was screw ups. Piers Morgan would have hit the X button.
__label__3 This is is FANTASTIC!!!\n\nIt is much more than I expected, with a story and many characters. \nWe went with 3 adults and 1 senior and had a GREAT time. Nonstop laughs and impressive animals. I will see this show again soon!\n\nMost of the animals in the show seemed to genuinely enjoy the attention :)\n\nI HIGHLY suggest that you see it. Take you family who's visiting, kids or adults, and you will have a great time :)
__label__0 Disappointing show after waiting over an hour to get in.  Ushers don't care if you came early for better seating as the sales agent suggested.  There is NO choice in seating.  You have to sit where they place you.  Save your money for a better show with assigned seating.
__label__0 Wow, where to start. I would have hated this show even if it were free. I want the $100 and 75 minutes that I gave to this show back. \n\nMaybe 15 minutes total was an animal on stage. The rest of the time, it was goofy crap. The audience (which was only 1/3full) was so confused that there was hardly any clapping. \n\nDon't go! I wish I'd read the reviews first. The good reviews have to be written by the performers. There is absolutely no way people think this is even mediocre. I don't know how this show is running in Vegas. A total embarrassment. I'm sure Popovich is a nice guy who loves his animals, but this shouldn't be a show. My 4 month old puppy who just graduated from his puppy class could have done this stuff. I don't get it!
__label__3 I saw the show in Sacramento, CA and overall I liked it. All jokes, tricks was understandable as I am from Europe. I felt as I was back to my childhood . Animals and performers were good. My 8 year old son enjoyed the show. The only pros that I have that the price was too expensive for the location it was used for the show : old movie theatre that was a cheap , poor place not in a nice neighborhood .
__label__2 A friend of mine suggested we go here today before our movie. I was planning on suggesting another place, but she got their early and got a table DARN!\n\nI don't hate Red Robin...I think I avoid it because I am not a big fan of hamburgers. Seems like more of a place for straight guys and kids if you ask me, but my experience today wasn't to bad.\n\nOur waiter was really nice however I think that may have been a result of my push up bra.\n\nOrdered the Crispy Chicken Salad which also had hard boiled egg, bacon, and veggies and was very good. I'll probably get that again next time someone drags me here. Get it with that Italian dressing. Yummy! \n\nMy friend ordered us onion rings as an appetizer I hate onions, but those were goood! \n\nNot my first choice but good crowd pleaser with more decent food than most chains.
__label__2 Solid.  In and out in 45 minutes with a full stomach and not too much damage to the wallet.  \n\nNice staff and good service.
__label__0 Worst food, and worst service.  Will never go back to Red Robin.  Do not waste your time and money.  It is horrible.
__label__2 Bojangles used to be some of the best chicken in Charlotte, well I see a lot have changed- JJ's Fish is much better
__label__2 I really enjoyed the food here.  BUT.... as for value to expense (My personal ROI) if felt it was dead average.\n\nWe were in a group.... lots of sharing and looking at other dishes.  I did not have anything that knocked my socks off. \n\nSorry Michael.
__label__3 Nob Hill is one of those restaurants which reaffirms my faith that Las Vegas is figuring out how to do great food.\n\nIf you're looking for a great date idea, stop in here either before or after going to see Ka.  Be sure to allow time for a few cocktails before dinner, the signature drinks here are outstanding (I recommend ordering a cablecar).  Now sit your butt down, order up the Prix Fixe and if you're going to the show be sure to tell them ahead of time.\n\nUnlike at the tables, at Nob Hill you're going to come away a winner.
__label__1 What can I say. Disappointed!! Very disappointed. Especially after reading the Yelp reviews. I did a lot of research on where to eat in Las Vegas. I did not want to pay the $200.00 plus price tag of some of the top top rated places, but, I am a foodie and wanted a memorable meal. \nFirst, my partner and I had a reservation, and were seated at an extremely large 4-6 top table (I usually appreciate a big table) however, this was completely impersonal. By the way we were eating at 6:30 p.m. so it was not crowded. We asked for another table and were seated at a banquette. The server arrived, but acted as if he was not expecting company. \nThe best experience was with the sommelier, whose name unfortunately I cannot remember. He gave great recommendations for glasses of wine and even brought tastes for my partner. He was very friendly and nice to talk to(more later).\nMy partner ordered the kobe beef burger and I ordered the San Francisco Cioppino (imagining that this would be stellar given Michael Mina's roots).  The burger was terrific, the fries however, were over salted(I am a salt lover, so really too much) and frankly pretty ordinary. \nNow to my Cioppino, first, it was obvious from the first bite that the fish and shellfish were pre-cooked, no, really. I could not believe it, also, the temperature of the whole dish was off. The \"broth\" which is actually more like a tomato saucea was not hot enough, too thick and just bland and ordinary tasting. The combination of the pre-cooked fish and shellfish was really not good. I only ate the lobster tail and the scallop(also not cooked correctly). The sommelier came by towards the end of the meal and asked how everything was (the server never returned to ask). I asked him if he really wanted to know and I told him about the above. I saw him tell the server, who never asked us and just brought us a trio of sorbets (the chocolate was yummy but the peach and mango tasted like Sharon's.) \nOverall, I would never recommend this restaurant or eat here again. I was glad to take the complimentary copy of WIne Spectator with Michael Mina on the cover, but would be reticent to try his restaurants again.
__label__1 Lobster Pot-Pie was not great. The lobster was over cooked and chewy. It really had no flavor. I've had much better lobster at Red Lobster. It really was disappointing especially for $85.
__label__2 Food was very good, waiter (Chris) provided excellent service.  They did sit us on temporary chairs (by the kitchen too) though.\n\nNot much use even posting this because they are closing soon.
__label__2 Still a bit in the middle on this place.  Fairly pricey for good food.... UNLESS you catch the \"Happy Hour\" in which there are some deals to be had.
__label__3 It's been several years since I ate at Restaurant Mexico and decided to try it again and very glad I did. This place serves up some very tasty tostadas and tacos and not drowned in cheddar grease cheese like those so called chain restaurants. The decor is very inviting and the service was excellent. Cody the Norwegian Latino is an awesome server with the right attitude!
__label__0 My friend and I ate here on a whim earlier this summer because we were craving Mexican food and it looked nice and authentic. It was quite possibly the worst Mexican food either of us had ever had. There was a ton of people finishing up eating because they had just come from a softball game or something. My friend and I ordered the flautas combo meal, both which came with guacamole. It came out right away, but it was stone cold. Like it had been sitting there, maybe they were anticipating someone from the game would order the flautas meal but no one ever did, and they gave it to us instead? The outside was stale, the meat inside (shredded chicken and beef) was soo dry, tasteless, and crunchy (yes, crunchy from being left out for so long). Also, neither of our meals had guacamole on the plate even though it was supposed to come with it. So the waitress gave us $1 off each meal instead of bringing out some guacamole.:( The beans were so watery, it seemed like they were running out because so many people were in before we came in so they added water to them. Like we definitely could have used a straw to drink the beans. $22 later we hardly tasted our meals and had to leave because we could not physically make ourselves eat the food. We maybe just had a bad experience because we were coming in right after all the baseball/softball people were leaving, but still, neither of us would ever come back. The people who work here are super nice, if the food was decent I'd return.
__label__0 Awful. Nothing positive to say. Stay far, far away!
__label__0 Slow service, weak margaritas and stale chips. Not coming back.
__label__0 I'll leave one star just bc the waitress was nice. But seriously it has to be hard to make food taste that bland and unflavorful. It was horrible
__label__0 I try and I try and I try to like this place but the only thing Fleming's does consistently is let me down!  Simply said... our shrimp appetizers came out sans deveining.  Yes, the digestive track of the shrimp were right there for us to see.  Next, my veal chop came out raw.  RAW!  Cold and uncooked in the center.  I sent it back twice, and finally just gave up.  Amateur hour again.\n\nTo their defense, I had an amazing steak at the Dayton, Ohio location.  But at least four other locations have let me down.  Sigh...
__label__0 One of the least satisfying dining experiences my wife and I have had in a long time.  My Philly steak sandwich must have sat under the heating lamp for way too much time and something as simple as a loaded baked potato was cold and tasteless.  My wife said her lobster tail tasted fishy and old and could not eat more than a few bites.  She also ordered creamed corn which was loaded with jalape\u00f1o peppers which was not noted on the menu. We have been here before and never had a great meal, but  tonight was sub, sub par.  I suggest you go to the Capitol Grill where everything is always excellent.
__label__1 Such a disappointment...... I stopped in today for an early dinner while visiting Scottsdale. I have tried Fleming's before and had solid meals.\n\nI ended up eating in the bar which almost requires a flashlight to see the menu. If the tv wasn't on, I would have needed my cell phone to see anything.\n\nThe service was fine. The bartender was attentive, nice.\n\nI ordered several apps. They all were sub par. The first was barely lukewarm. The second one, pork belly, had potential. You could tell part of the plate was put together and was waiting for the pork belly. I didn't want to tell the bartender they were 0 for 2. The calamari showed up. It was warm but very overcooked in a puddle of some sweet sauce.\n\nThe meal did fill me up but if i had to do it over again, I would try a different place.\n\nPlenty of parking outside..
__label__1 I was disappointed in their happy hour.  Mostly older folks and the bar is full by 5:15 pm.  The burger was really weak.  Hopdoddy, Zinburger and other places have much better burgers.\n\nThe chocolate lava cake was very good.\n\nAlso, I had a $50 gift card and they made me use the whole thing if I wanted to pay for my $35 bill with the card.  That's right, I wasted $15 on my gift card because I really don't care to come back.
__label__1 Basic breakfast.. nothing really spectacular or bad.. just so so.. the walnut pastry was kind of dry and the service was rushed and disinterested.
__label__2 Sometimes the casino cafe is the only choice you have when youre needing food at random times of the day.  Usually when i eat at Studio cafe, or any hotel cafe for that matter, i get the breakfast.  The service here is really friendly and professional, but the food takes a while.  They pump out room service from here too, so i can understand, but when youre starving at 4 am, it seems like forever.  Get the \"Grand Breakfast\" you never go wrong with that.
__label__2 One of my staples for my old school Vegas days. I used to come here a LOT, because I could charge everything on the room and it wouldn't be TOO expensive. Had breakfast the other day...quite a good version of the standard staple of Steak and Eggs.  Minus a star for it being $20 though....this is Vegas, its only supposed to be $9.99.  \n\nI did love that the waitress brought some Heinz 57 though.
__label__0 Wow what can I say. I mean for a diner in a casino/hotel how do you mess that up?  I mean I ordered the country scramble(Three Eggs Scrambled with Sausage, Bacon, Cheddar Cheese, Served with Buttermilk Biscuits and Hash Browns) without cheese. How hard can that be? The FIRST time the order came out WITH cheese. The second time the cooks must have had a seizure with the salt shaker cuz my hash browns and scramble came out way to salty. So I flagged down the manager gave him back my plate and about 15 min later another plate came out. With the same CRAP. I mean really. How do you mess up hash browns? And don't restaurants nowadays tend to make their food a little bland so that people can add salt if they want it?  SO all I had was a small bowl of fruit and an english muffin.  Thankfully they didn't screw that up, no salt required.\n\nThe service was fine, actually pretty prompt (other than the third time my dish came out). Just stick to coffee, toast and fruit.
__label__1 One of those cheap live show ticket places was doing a great deal by combining dinner and a show.  They offered us a significant discount on a packaged night that included tickets for Ka and a 2-for-1 meal at Nob Hill (both at the MGM Grand).  Unfortunately, Nob Hill was booked up (as well as almost every other MGM Grand restaurant due to an Eagles concert) so we had to settle for their Studio Cafe.\n\nFor dinner, they had a wide variety of choices, which is usually a bad sign.  Like most other casino cafes, the food was overpriced while the portions were big and filling.  We did not get anything to start except for the complimentary bread.  We also skipped dessert--mainly because they did not have much to offer.  I think they only had cupcakes for desserts.  I rarely see cupcakes on any restaurant menu (and definitely very rarely see it as the star attraction).\n\nI went with the grilled Wagyu Prime Rib.  I have had grilled prime rib before (I used to work at a restaurant that made it) and it seemed like a good option because it was both reasonably priced (compared to the other stuff) and would probably be at least okay.\n\nThe prime rib was probably part-roasted and then thrown on a grill to heat up.  The prime rib was somewhat tender, but it was cooked closer to medium than medium rare.  I would imagine it would be difficult to get prime rib medium rare when you have to grill it.  Despite the Wagyu label, the quality of the meat was not that great.  The flavor wasn't great either.\n\nThe sides included some mixed veggies as well as a loaded baked potato (cheese, sour cream, bacon, etc.).  The sides were pretty average.\n\nThe place was pretty busy.  Service was okay.  The food came out quick.  There were definitely spots when the service was inattentive.  Getting and paying for the bill also took longer than it should have.\n\nI've visited the cafes at Bally's, Aria, Caesars, and now MGM Grand.  None of them were great experiences.  I've often had to dine at these cafes because the decision revolved around what was close and what was convenient.\n\nThese cafes may be suitable for breakfast (though some of the breakfast reviews for Studio Cafe are pretty bad).  While I may give a Vegas cafe another shot for breakfast, I think I am going to avoid Vegas cafes for lunch and dinner moving forward.  They are just too overpriced for the below average food quality and typically lackluster service.
__label__1 My friends and I all ordered breakfast. The food was mediocre but edible. However, I was not satisfied. If I am going to pay $17 for eggs benedict, I expect it to be above average. In this case, it was just meh.
__label__2 For a while, this used be a fun place for breakfast.  The menu had a special section emphasizing a local, seasonal twist.  I've had chicken and waffles which came in three petite waffles, with a tasty morsel of fried chicken on each - interesting meals with creative twists.\n\nSadly, the last visit (Feb '13) to the cafe showed a breakfast menu with just the standards - eggs, pancakes and waffles.  Customizable, which is nice, but hardly remarkable.\n\nGets busy and a bit wait-ey, despite the numerous servers.\n\nSad that it went from a breakfast destination we looked forward to, to a breakfast that's there and just serviceable if there's nothing else around.
__label__1 I agree that an hour is enough. My quads are a little achey the morning after. \n\nMy friend suggested wearing pants because you might get this rug burn kinda thing. You can wear just socks or soft-soled shoes (Puma, reprsent!). They have a water fountain with tepid, unfiltered water. Bring your own. \n\nThe jumping part was fun. I was working on my front tucks and back layouts. I kind of landed the tucks, but once I tagged myself in the mouth with my KNEE, it was all over. I never quite got the back layouts. I kind of spun out in the middle of each. I think I looked like a cat, falling out of the sky, desperately trying to land on its feet. I make embarrassing caterwaul sounds, too. \n\nI love dodgeball and they have a small section that they rope off to play dodgeball in. I didn't know what proper etiquette is when dropping into someone else's game, so we waited for the other kids' game to be over then came over and asked, \"Can we play?\" The kids obliged. \n\nDodgeball was fun. They have all these underinflated volleyballs to throw around. If you get tagged, you're out. There is no jail. You just have to wait on the side til the game is over. \n\nAt first I didn't want to play with strangers because if I get tagged in the head, I' want it to be from a friend. But I couldn't resist after watching for a sec. And in the end I didn't get head-hunted. \n\nI guess prices have come up recently because we paid $9 for an hour. You can purchase hour-long blocks of jump time. Your session can start on the hour or on the half hour. \n\n* off the strip, non-casino
__label__2 It wasn't what I expected going in but I had fun.  An hour is more than enough...especially for someone that NEVER works out!  WHEW!
__label__3 Sky Zone! Jumpies! LOVE IT!\n\nThey have a full adult area where you can jump and flip to your hearts desire... or fall, like me, hahaha. Often times they net off one or two ends for competitions/special events. Every 30 min they let in a new crowd and it cam get VERY crowded to show up early-  Like Opening!\n\nIf you have kids, they have a kiddie area, which is a lot of fun as well, you can throw balls around and the don't let the words \"kiddie area\" fool you, it can get pretty rough in there (but in a fun, not dangerous way). \n\nIf you've never been, you've got to try it. And don't be afraid, just let go and enjoy!
__label__1 I tried this place twice because it was very different.  It is different but that's it.  The place doesn't have much else going for it.
__label__2 It's a crazy place that takes a PhD in hypergeometry to understand how to order. Inventive food, if you're up for that sort of thing. with the unique choices and variations they gave me a sampler of everthing so I could make up my mind.\n\nWhat you've heard about the snookerdoodle is correct. My theory is it's laced with nicotine -  it's addictive.\n\nI marked yes on wait service because it was slow and the owner brought our food over, he probably doens't always do this.
__label__2 Their fried rice sucks and is flavorless.\nTheir beans suck and are flavorless.\nTheir meats are hit and miss... the Jade Chicken is very good, but some of their meats are a bit flavorless.\nI guess if you got the meats in a quesadilla, or burrito or whatever, it might be better.  Some people love this place, some people HATE IT.  Your mileage may vary.  It's worth trying, even if just for the uniqueness of the place.
__label__1 It was ok. It is like someone who is drunk and this is what the craved for munchies. They combined a Panda Express with a Taco Bell into one dish. Also the fried rice was terrible
__label__2 Being a newbie to Chino Bandido, I got to take advantage of the free samples and lesson on how to order.  I thought everything individually was delicious, but once everything was together on my plate, I wasn't so sure of the mix of flavors.  I ordered a carne asada burrito, teriyaki chicken, fried rice and refried beans.  I ultimately ate the burrito and beans together and then ate the rice and teriyaki together; otherwise, it was opposing flavors overload.  I will definitely return again if I find myself in the neighborhood, but I may just stick with a rice bowl or a combination that doesn't mix so many different flavors.
__label__1 A few of my family members really like this place.\n\nI'm not really too keen about getting food there again.\n\nThe food there is heavy.. and when I say heavy, I mean HEAVY.  I'm pretty sure it's that way because it's so damn oily.\n\nDon't expect to be productive after you eat there.  My wife brought me lunch from there and afterwards, I felt like I ate an anvil.  That food sat in my belly like a couch potato.\n\nIt's kind of like Filiberto's.. you take a couple of bites, and then something in your mind clicks and suddenly, you feel the urge to locate the nearest bathroom.
__label__0 We saw the food network show diners, drive ins and dives showcase this place and went there one night for dinner.  It was disgusting.  All 3 of us were very unhappy. Lets just say that now when the host of the show says, \"wow, thats tasty\" we think it is code for wow that is disgusting!
__label__2 ah Chino. I have been going here for years, well actually the other location, but same place. This location is really hard to find if you don't know where it is.... it seems like the location is not really great for their business... but I dunno. This place is good in that bad kind of way. The food is greasy, it comes out on paper plates or in tin take out dishes. It pretty much always makes me feel sick after eating there.... but I still eat there because it's just good sometimes. I always get an emerald chicken burrito and machaca quesadilla in a combo with the jerk fried rice. The emerald chicken is good.... all white meat and really oniony. It's one of the more asian-y dishes. The machaca is good too, just standard shredded beef with tomato, garlic, and onion.The BF gets bean and cheese burritos and seems to like them. I think the thing that always brings me back is the free snickerdoodles. They're sooo good....and also they are free which makes them even better. So against my better judgment, I will keep going to Chino Bandito.... \n\n\nOh, and if you're drunk... this place gets at least one more star.
__label__0 If you want bland, boring, tasteless food, head over to the Chino BLANDido, where you can feast on \"Chinese\" BBQ Pork and jerk fried rice that is as exciting as watching paint dry. All things considered I'd rather eat paint. No doubt it would have more flavor...
__label__1 I know a lot of people really love this place but....I just don't get the hype.\n\nThe food is ok - I should say the meat they give you is tasty but they give you so little and 3/4 of it is the rice.  Come on!  If you are going to charge me almost $10 can you spare a bit more meat??   The jerk rice was plain tasting.  I had to add hot sauce to get a kick and the teryaki chicken was....Terrible.  I mean I could have had better at Panda and I HATE Panda!\n\nI just can't see myself going back there for black beans, ok rice and a tablespoon of meat.
__label__1 Average food.  Great concept and enjoyed my first visit.  However, the only really good item is the Red Jade Chicken.
__label__0 Sign of decline\n\nOk has been one of my favorite places to eat \n\nDue a work location shift had not been there for about six months.\n\nSo I go to get my favorite since I had been craving it. The lady at the counter is abrupt informs me that she will fill out the sheet.\n\n So I place my order and wait. And wait. Place is not busy. And wait.\n\nGet the food, have to ask again for my drinks. Abrupt again.\n\nI got it to go. Open it and find my Jen red pork quesadilla has a grand total of 5 pieces of pork. Yes  small pieces totaling 5. One section no meat just sauce. Burrito half full as normal. Ordered double jerk rice instead of beans got one portion of rice. Rice had balls of cold white rice with no flavoring.\n\n\nSeverely disappointed. My brother goes this last week. Almost same exact experience.\n\nSad to me to see the decline of such a great quirky place
__label__1 What a disappointment! After reading all the wonderful reviews and having eaten at the Phoenix location, I have to say this Chandler location is lacking. Had the Jade and Jerk chicken with jerk fried rice. Jade chicken wasn't horribly bad. It has an OK flavor but expected it to be 'more' I guess. The jerk chicken you can taste the spices and overall was ok. Neither will make me come back. The jerk fried rice was kinda hard. Maybe I got the last of a batch. My husband had the machaca and carnitas plate with refried beans and fried rice. DO NOT get the beans! I think the canned ones I had had more flavor than those. The machaca and carnitas were ok. May be good for a burrito or tacos, sadly we won't know as we won't go back. The snickernoodle cookie was good. I give it 2 stars for effort and because 2 out of the 2 meats we tried were Ok. Not sure if I just expected more from this place after reading all the good reviews, but then again they have a sign at the register that they give you free chips and what not if you show a good review on Yelp. Hmmmm
__label__2 A really decent meal, Sardine managed to give me my fish fix, even in the middle of a stark Wisconsin winter.\nThe evening started out with a fantastic Veltliner at the bar, though I was tempted by the great beer menu (Anchor Steam Ale? In Wisconsin?)\nThen, onto the $35 prix fixe:\nLobster and fennel ravioli in a rich, creme fraiche-y sauce really knocked my socks off. To follow that up, sea bass en papillote (steamed in parchment paper) with greens, potatos, and herb butter. The preparation was excellent but the fish could have been a little more flavorful. Definitely not bad for Madison, but not great for the price I paid. \nDessert was a series of sorbets, all bursting with flavor, but a little over-frozen (little ice flakes and such, as if freezer-burned).\n\nI liked it and would definitely come back for lunch, but might hold off on coming back for dinner.
__label__3 My boyfriend and I went here for brunch on Easter Sunday and it was delicious!!! We had mimosas to drink, they had a great flavor and came decorated with a strawberry and an orange peel. \n\nAs for food, we had omelettes which came with mixed greens (had a great vinaigrette dressing) and frites (skinny fries). My boyfriend created his own omelett since he's kind of picky (ham and onions). I, on the other hand, had the spinach, roasted cherry tomatoes, goat cheese and instead of bacon I chose ham. It was absolutely delicious! The cheese made such a great taste with the tomatoes and the mixed greens with the vinaigrette. Yum, Yum!\n\nBut that's not all, we also ordered the Buckwheat Belgian waffle with whipped cinnamon orange butter, sliced banana and pure maple syrup. OMG!! It's to die for... What a perfectly cooked waffle (which I don't usually like or eat) and the flavors were outstanding....\n\nDefinitely recommend this place and we would definitely go back again!\nI gave it a 4 because I've only been there for breakfast, so i haven't tried much and I did think it was a little pricy (we spent $50 for 2 people with drinks and tax/tip). But really worth it!! Plus it's right by the lake and the sun shinning on my face was really soothing!
__label__0 Brunch is one of the worst I have ever had in my life.  I paid $8 for a salad that I ate in 3 bites.  I am serious, and I am not a fatty.  I also ordered a mimosa, which was overly pulpy and had a bad strawberry in it, and a super bland bloody mary after telling the waiter I like a spicy bloody.  Our service was horrible too.  It was impossible to ever get our disappearing waiter to serve us.  Disappointing considering I ate dinner here like 5 years ago and it was decent.  This place is an overpriced joke.
__label__3 Coming to Sardine for happy hour and their deliciously inexpensive bar menu has become a sporadic date night favorite of my boyfriend and I.  We have been in for a nice sit-down dinner before, but are somehow not has happily satisfied by our experience as we are sitting at the stainless steel bar being served by their talented bartenders.  \n\nFirst, the happy hour is from 4-6pm Tuesday through Friday.  $3 Stellas and house wine cannot be beat.  The oysters are also half price. For only about $1-2 per shot, it's a great deal.   If you miss happy hour, they still offer their house wine for a meager $20 a bottle (red or white) and it's decent for the price. \n\nThere are several dishes we tend to order on a regular basis.  Though the full menu is available at the bar, we always stick to the bar menu.   First, I must mention the mussels. The appetizer portion of this dish is enough, with the frites, to feed two mildly hungry adults.  They are served in a very hot cream sauce, infused with steamed fennel, tomato, and sprigs of thyme.  The frites are equally delicious.   I am a bit ashamed to admit this, but when the mussels have been eaten, and only the creamy broth remains, I dump the rest of the frites into the bowl and indulge in a little french fry soup.  Embrace the unhealthiness, it is totally worth it.\n\nThe Sardine burger is not to be missed (only offered on the bar menu).  Although a bit unusual, the toppings of onion jam, figs, and gorgonzola compliment the fatty beef patty perfectly.   As with all of their sandwiches, it comes with a large side salad and frites.  Again, just this plate of food and perhaps a small appetizer are more than enough to feed my boyfriend and I.  \n\nBottom line- stick to eating at the bar and ordering wisely.  The portions are huge on the bar menu, and the price is right for this otherwise fairly expensive Madison favorite.
__label__3 A great place to go if someone else is paying. Great sea food, excellent decor and if you reserve, a view of lake Monona.
__label__3 Sardine is just splendid.  My husband's mother and boyfriend came from across the pond and we decided to celebrate here tonight.  We shared a bottle of wine, had great conversation and slowly filled our bellies with some wonderful French food.  I ordered the salmon with lentils, saut\u00e9ed spinach, portobello mushrooms, tomatoes, and beurre blanc.  It was exactly what I was looking for.  My husband ordered the evening special of duck confit with cabbage and glazed carrots.  The glazed carrots with this dish will go down as one of the best things I've ever eaten... I felt bad but I stole most of them from him.  Dessert was gorgeous...I had a hazelnut ganache with caramel and it was sinfully delicious.  My mother in law ordered a plum cake with the best roasted almond ice cream.  Our server was fun and made our meal even better....I cannot wait to go back for brunch...and happy hour...and dinner.
__label__3 My fiance and I went to The Green Mango for a quick lunch on a weekday and we were super impressed. We'd heard great things about this place and we were not disappointed. The lunch menu has tons of vegetarian options, service is quick, and the prices are incredibly reasonable. The spring rolls (vegetarian) were delicious; they were stuffed with fresh vegetables and were nice and crispy without being greasy. For entrees, we got the vegetable curry and the pad thai. Both were delicious--nothing was over- or under-cooked and the entrees were fresh and nicely seasoned. \n\nWe had a tiny miscommunication with our server that was no one's fault; we just misunderstood one another. The problem was fixed promptly and as soon as he realized the error, our server came over to our table and gave us a sincere apology.\n\nGreat menu, great food; I can't wait to go back.
__label__4 I've been coming to the Red Door for a while now and it only recently occurred to me that I should \"yelp\" them. Shame on me but certainly not a reflection of the spa itself.\n\nI go to the Red Door mostly for salon services but the spa services here are outstanding. My review though is going to be solely about the salon. \n\nIf you are in need of a good hairstylist, I have one word for you. It's the only word you need to know and will ever need again. Gaston. \n\nWho is Gaston? Gaston is only the most spectacular magician of hair that has ever walked the earth. Forget Fredric Fekkai. Forget Jose Eber. Ken Paves who? Louis Licari has NOTHING on Gaston.  Gaston works hair miracles all while providing service that is beyond compare. He gives great advice on color and style even taking the time to teach you how to do your hair so that you too can look just like you walked out of the salon every day. \n\nGaston is a diamond in the rough and I can't sing his praises enough despite the fact that I have reservations about sharing him with the world. I want to keep him to myself....but someone with a gift like Gaston shouldn't be kept in the dark. \n\nI will warn you...services at the Red Door are kind of pricey but haven't you lived with that mousey Super-Cuts hair-do for long enough? \n\nCall the Red Door at the WigWam today and ask for Gaston. Seriously. Now. Your grays will thank you and you can thank me later. ;) \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nWhy haven't you called Gaston yet?
__label__1 i remember coming here after a night of clubbing at Rumjungle at the Mandalay bay. So that was probably about 4 in the morning. Service was okay, not the best. Especially if they have to serve a bunch of drunk people. i was craving for hooters chicken, was surprised that they serve it here too. Was satisfied with the food, well when your drunk, anything is good to you, haha. Oh yah and this place is open 24 hrs.
__label__2 We came here for breakfast and actually had a good experience.  We were seated right away and service was decent.  The prices are a little high for breakfast, but it is after all Vegas and the portions were pretty good.\n\nI had the peanut butter and banana stuffed french toast and it was very yummy!  It was super super rich though, and I really had to push myself to finish the entire thing.  The belgian waffle was pretty plain and boring, and the corn beef hash was decent.  The best deal is their (i forget what it's called) eggs, pancake, ham, bacon, sausage, potatoes combo plate.  The portion was very generous and the ham was delicious!!  $14 may seem a bit steep for breakfast, but you do get what you pay for.\n\nI don't think I would go back again, considering there are so many other options in Vegas.  But if you're at Caesars and you want a satisfying breakfast, it might be worth a try.
__label__2 This was surprisingly good!  We were just looking for a casual lunch, and went in with low expectations.  But, the food was quite good, and the service did a nice job.\n\nI'm not going to seek it out again, but if I'm standing next to the place, and I'm hungry.. sure.
__label__1 I decided to check this place out a few weeks ago considering I heard so much talk about how this is the mother of all middle eastern markets in phoenix. \nTo be quite honest, I had much higher expectations- considering Ive visited middle eastern markets in other large cities across the U.S.\nThey are stocked up on just about all the middle eastern staples like dried nuts, beans, couscous, pickled lemons and various spices. \nAt the mini restaurant in the market I tried the shawarma- the thing is if you cant get a proper shawarma down right then lets not go any further. \nIt was okay, nothing spectacular or I'd drive out of my way to eat.\nI guess if your in the area and need some middle eastern staples pass by.
__label__4 I'm moving in. The end. This is the most authentic shop (of any variety) that I've seen since I moved to Arizona. It reminds me of the mercados I used to hit up in VA in that it has everything, hookahs to religious art, and of course food. \n\nThe bakery was a mystery to me. I pointed at a few things, have since tried two of them, and I have no idea what they are. But I like them. There is a huge section devoted to turkish delights, as I sadly found out after making my purchases. Great cheeses! Massive quantities of dried fruits, nuts, olives and canned meats. \n\nIf you see me brushing my teeth in aisle 4, please don't mess up my cot in aisle 2. Thanks.
__label__0 I recently bought chicken from the restaurant for takeout and to my surprise when i opened it at home it was dry like a rock, filled with olive oil as if they are passing it as fresh chicken, we threw it away,  even my dog wouldn't eat it.  They were selling it as a whole chicken, cut up and I kind of suspected something when I noticed the cook was picking the chicken from some covered place and didn't see a whole chicken cut up in front of me!\n\nLeft over chicken from the day before should never be sold to customers and pass it as fresh chicken, they should be glad I didn't drive back and throw the chicken in their face. I would never buy there again and I hope the health department looks into their practice. If you don't have fresh chicken to sell customers, just say that! Don't sell me something old, you won't feed to your own family, you just lost a long time customer!
__label__1 First Visit Expierienc\n\n4 star on variety of items on the shelves\n\n1 star on the beef shwarma in the restaurant-chewy, fatty, dry, tasteless little scorched pieces of meat on top of rice--Enough said!!\n\nGo shopping but skip the restaurant.
__label__3 The Wor Wonton Soup comes in a big container and has a flavorful broth, crisp veggies, lots of wontons and meat.  It is great with chili sauce in it.  I've heard the Peking Duck is great, but have yet to try it.
__label__1 This place is not very good.  I like their sesame chicken about 30% of the time - very inconsistent!  Everything else I've tried are ok or nasty..  My coworker found a bit of a bug in the plastic wrapping they used to wrap the container.  Would not eat there..
__label__1 While our waiter was a doll, thats the only good comment I have for this place.\n\nI ordered an egg roll, potstickers, and crab puffs from their happy hour menu. Super cheap, and it showed in the quality of the food. The egg roll was burnt on the outside and soggy on the inside, ew. The potstickers were basically balls of sausage in a pasta pocket, and the crab puffs....didnt have any crab in them, real or imitation. It was just a wonton and cream cheese. My friend (who's a vegatarian and has never had a crab puff) told me \"Yeah theres no meat in them, isnt that great! The only reason crab is in the title is cuz theyre shaped like crabs.\" Oh poor misguided girl...\n\nI wouldnt recommend this place to anyone.
__label__3 Went in here with a friend of mine and I really loved it. It was a bit too pricey to make a regular stop.. 5 bucks for a cupcake? yikes! But I got it anyways and it was absolutely delicious. The guy behind the counter was super nice, and the black cherry lemonade was sooo good! My friend got the green tea and really liked it. The couches and seating were also really cool.
__label__3 The atmosphere was really nice. Love the outdoor patio with the metal art and concrete/bottle table. Nice change from the chain coffee shop. Customers very friendly and talkative. My drink tasted yummy but it wasn't frozen enough otherwise I'd give them 5 stars.
__label__1 We had a 2-for-1 print out, good for up to $6.00, so we decided to come here for lunch and get sandwiches last Saturday.  On the menu board, there were 3 post-its on it saying \"Out of Sandwiches\". They told us that they stop serving sandwiches later in the day, so we ate some where else.\nWe decided to return the next day on Sunday, and the same 3 post-its were on the menu board again! We were not happy! We got there earlier than we did on Saturday. This time they told us that they are out of a lot of the items that are needed to make sandwiches, & they are awaiting their shipment. But they said that they could only make us Tuna Sandwiches...So we went ahead & got that.\nThis left us with a bad impression about this place & will most likely not return.\n\nIn the mean time, while we were in line....2 more customers walked in & noticed the post-its, too....They turned around & walked out.  Apparently, they are losing business by not having there 'shipment'. \n...The tuna sandwiches were quite dry, & not much flavor...\n\n(....Hmmm, maybe they should just stick to coffee, cookies, & muffins.)
__label__0 The cheeseburgers were nasty.  When our food was delivered the hamburgers were gray in color and they tasted soggy and flavorless.  Do not waste your money here.
__label__1 I've been to the sister restaurants in Hawaii - Oahu and Maui, so I had some decent expectations.\n\nThe food was good.  I ordered a hawaiian cheeseburger, and my friends ordered the mushroom burger and bacon cheeeseburger..  Both were satisfied.   We also ordered the Chili Cheese Fries.  This is what causes the 2 star rating.\n\nAfter finishing the meal,  I felt something churn in my tummy.  Good thing I was staying at the pH, where I ran to the elevators to go to my room to take a dump.  It must've been something.  And then 5 minutes later my friends are like we've gotta use the bathroom too!     \n\nEnough said.
__label__2 Just near the V Theater, was this convenient burger restaurant that appealed to our starving appetite. \n\nI'm sure some fast-food place would have been good too, but because we were starving, the burger tasted soooooo good! It took a while to get to the table, but once it did, it was gone in 3 minutes. Maybe 2.5 minutes. \n\nRandom stuff in this joint, like the Indian stuff, camels, elephants in a Hawaiian cheeseburger place... but it was cool. It was fun to look at all the stuff there. \n\nService was okay, not the best, but not the worst I've had. Also it wasn't packed and really loud, so I enjoyed that moment of slow-paced Vegas eating. \n\nOverall it was good, but if I wasn't so lazy, I'd go drive out to the In & Out down the ways.... no offense cheeseburger land.
__label__3 Although I'm giving this place a 4 it is only because the food was good. The service here was AWFUL. \n\nWe waited 25 minutes before we even got water which makes no sense because the place was pretty empty. It was terrible since this was our first meal after a long night out. \n\nBut the food was really good. I tried the California burger, the mushroom burger, and a mojito. The CA one was SO good. I'm starting to crave it now. It had grilled pineapples and avocado. The mushroom one was pretty standard. The fries were delicious. The mojito was sweet and very good. \n\nOh and last thing, something I didn't care too much for was the girl trying to take our picture and sell it to us...no thank you.
__label__3 Great burgers and sandwiches. Had the pastrami burger with sweet potato fries this time. Service was good and it didn't take long for our food to come out.
__label__0 The Bloody Mary was quite good (especially at 3.99!), but the food was pretty lousy. My husband had the mushroom burger with sweet potato fries. It was mediocre at best. I had a tasteless taco salad with some of the worst, processed \"chicken\" breast I've ever tasted. I ended up returning the dish and trying it with ground beef instead. It was better, but still disappointing. The server did her best to make it right, but, sadly, I fear the kitchen wasn't up for the challenge. I would not come here again. Sorry.
__label__2 eh.... ok food.  Under staffed, slow, but friendly service.
__label__3 I ordered the California cheeseburger and it was good. Seasoned fries were delicious. My burger came with a slice of grilled pineapple and avocado slices... Good choice. Minus one star because the service was slow. The waitress was very nice but the restaurant was not busy at all and our good took long to come out.
__label__0 we grabbed a smaller breakfast at the paradise cafe since we were leaving the hilton that morning but a bit hungry.  \n\nnot recommended cafe food.  we ordered eggs benedict to share.  i think that portions are big enough for two people since the stuff isn't that healthy.  but the lady at the next table did finish her meal...she didn't need to be any more obese than she was.\n\ncalculated how much it cost for them to make our meal..\none english muffin, two eggs, some hollandaise sauce, and hash browns.  it's about $0.50.  \n\ncosts us about $13.  the server did not ask us as many questions as he did to the tables next to us because they each ordered an entree and drinks.  we could tell that the server treated us differently because we shared an entree.  what if we were going to order more food (if we found out it was good...which it was not) ?  \n\ndon't come here if you have other options...  1.5 stars.  the service knocks it towards one star, not two.  \n\nwe wish we had left the hilton to go to the strip for a bite to eat.
__label__0 Over priced, \nWe had:\nPancakes $9.00\n\n$12.00 Omelet runny mushrooms in side yucky only  :(\n\nWould not go back, cost $60. for three people\n\nDon't mind paying high price if I'm getting high quality, did not happen!
__label__2 Typical Vegas cafe.  Nothing out of the ordinary except for our server Bobbie Jean.  She was super courteous, attentive, and sweet.  All servers should follow her example.
__label__1 Place was filled with employees but not many tables, the. Employees just standing around, not really attending the customers.
__label__0 This place's food reminds me of the chow hall on base when I'm deployed in the Middle East- it's processed to hell. \n\nHere's what my friends had. Burger- patty is pre-formed frozen goodness, the kind with a distinct clover leaf shape and sold in bulk. $15. Quesadilla isn't even a tortilla! They use the same pre-packaged stuff you make the wraps out of. $15. A friend got the fish and chips, which were \"okay.\" \n\nI feel like for a price tag like this you should be able to do a little bit better- went to SLS' pancake restaurant for cheaper with fresher food in huge portions.\n\nThe server left me salty too- I wasn't very hungry and just wanted a kids meal. He told me that he couldn't let me unless I had a doctor's note?! Alright look, I don't know what kind of operation is being ran here, but I used to let people whenever they asked when I waited tables. Because I'm a belligerent, resilient asshole, I just got a coffee and didn't eat, though my friends did. \n\nPlease don't stop to collect $200 here.\nJust keep walking.
__label__3 i really enjoy this restuarant. but does anyone else miss bobby mcgees and its maze-like interior filled with would-be actors who honed their craft as servers? and there's nothing like scooping salad out of an oversized bathtub. that's all i'm saying.
__label__3 Had the pulled pork and Mac/cheese. Very yummy. \n\nStrawberry lemonade very tasty too. Nice decor/ambiance and very friendly service.\n\nMy first official food consumed in Arizona - it was a fine choice!!!\n\nI'll be back!
__label__3 Have to try the brisket and the donuts.
__label__4 In Arizona some b&)tchen BBQ!!!! Saw the place on the fwy and jumped off to find the place...\nPlace if huge! If u mis this place please get ur eyes checked! Lol \nFirst impression was people leaving and telling us how good it was.. Two different parties! Man a place that makes people do that! \nWe all ordered the sampler platter .. Three choices of meet and one side .. I ordered ribs, brisket and pulled pork..pulled pork cooks for 12+hrs .. Was good just a little to mushy for me.. Brisket was over the top for me! YUMMY!! Now the ribs.. I have traveled all over for ribs and this is hands down my favorite! My side was Mac and cheese as a recommendation and I have only had one better than this! I heard people taking about the potatoes behind us and how good they were ...  Oh yes did I forget to mention the corn bread! \nLook don't hesitate to come here! Your palette and ur stomach will love it!
__label__4 happy hour friday 4:30-8 can be a full crowd with no parking, park at carrington college! The free buffet at the q lounge is amazing prime rib, shrimp, tacos, nachos so good and bbq chicken will be going back friday with some friends!
__label__2 I will make my review simple.\n\n1) Corn bread is good, not the best in the world but good.\n2) Portions are big\n3) Bbq sauce is mediocre, nothing special\n4) Meat is cooked well\n5) bbq sauce is mediocre******************\n\nI would give it less stars if it wasn't for how well the meat was cooked and free donuts!\n\nOur waiter was nice...and peculiar at the same time. He said and acted the way a good waiter would......but his tone of voice and facial expressions did not match his actions. I was very confused by him, but he was nice and checked up on us frequently in his own unique way.\n\nPros: meat cooked well, large portions! Great donuts!\nCons: sides (mac n cheese/cole slaw/potato salad) were mediocre, and the BBQ sauce was mediocre! Expected more from a bbq place.
__label__4 This place is great! Meat falls off the bone and the mac n cheese and mashed potatoes are so yummy!
__label__4 Omg this was awesome! The only thing missing is tri tip. If they started smoking that, mmm... Mmm. They would have it made! Chelsea was our waitress. She was amazing. So funny and on top of her game! I would absolutely come here again and ask for her again!
__label__4 Holy Cow! How many times have you been for BBQ where the quality of the sides has been totally forgotten, not here! Seriously, best mashed potatoes I've ever had. Split the whole hog, 2 1/2 slabs of ribs, 2 piles of meat, 3 sides. Amazing, a bit past tender (fine by me) but perfect rub and sauces. Mac n cheese was crazy good. Staff and service was very friendly, restaurant was done very well, enough southern comfort without the hee haw cheese, no wonder it was still packed at 8:30 with people still waiting to be seated
__label__2 I love their Sunday special--they certainly don't hold back on the meat part (you get chicken, ribs, brisket and pulled pork); but they skimp on the sides.  This is the second time we've had sides that do not even come close to filling the containers--the mac and cheese was short at leas an inch from the top.  We had four of us and each got a tablespoon (and a little one at that).  I even told the gal who took the order to make sure the side containers were full; but I guess she didn't.  The next time, I'm going to open the containers while I'm there and make sure they don't fall short.
__label__1 bad table at the back by the kitchen door, so we moved to the bar. Great Lemonade and beer. We had brisket and a burger it was not good. The brisket had no bark and it was laden with blobs of fat and thickly sliced, tasted more like a pot roast. The sauce was boring and the bread was also so very boring. The hamburger is supposed to be favorite but why?  The mac and cheese was an overly thick and gluey. No garnish on the plates and a badly bruised and bent pickle. Waiter overcharged us an extra sandwich. \nToo bad, we gave him a good tip anyway. Just an over-hyped place. Cute name and decor.
__label__3 My only time to the restaurant was a nice experience.  I loved, absolutely loved, the Q-rolls - they are the best!  The starff was super-friendly, and our server, Trisha, was just delightful and had great personality.  The only area lacking was the salad dressing ... I tried both their Caesar and 1000 dressing, and neither of them were tasty.  So, another order of Q-rolls!
__label__4 Great service, great drinks always at a good price music is cool.... but the main attraction.... THE TACOS!
__label__2 Happy Hour is fun!  Great food and drink specials!
__label__0 The security is very rude and disrespectful,  so are most of the managers.  I don't recommend anyone of color to go there because they are racist and they discriminate!!! This wasn't the first time it's happened to myself and a few others in line.  They say no flats on ladies night yet all the Hispanic chicks were flat boots, yet when my sister had them on they turned us away! DISCRIMINATON! !!!!! Who ever own this place needs new security, management ASAP or they will loose a lot of business. As long as your popping bottles they don't care.  Smh, the Damn food isn't even that great! If you're looking for a good time this isn't the place.
__label__4 We found this place by accident, a very happy accident. The wait staff are very friendly and accommodating. The waitress we had was super friendly and helpful, she brought us samples of things we had questions about, etc. You receive a complimentary sweet cornbread circle for a starter, very tasty. The entree options are well rounded, there is something for everyone. The portions are huge, so be prepared! And at the end of the meal you are given a complementary mini donut covered in sugar. A great experience!
__label__4 I have used Bobby Q'S for years for major events and dinner. I not only would try to eat here as much as possible I catered them for my wedding reception, and several family parties. \n\nSo since I have moved to Houston I went here as soon as I came home. For Texas to be known for BBQ I can say Bobby slays the majority of them with his cooking. Not only is all the meat good but the side dishes are out of this world. \n\nWe ordered the Whole hog heaven which is a BBQ lovers dream. We choose both Baby back ribs and St. Louis-TENDER FALL OF THE BONE\n\nBrisket-Incredible but most importantly consistent. for all the years I have been coming it is always melt in your mouth incredible.\n\nChicken-So tender and smoky I die\n\nSides\nMac and Cheese-Always so delicious although this time it was slightly off, I couldn't put my finger on it. I would like to believe it was just a bad batch, because its always so creamy and full of velvetta, YES.\n\nPotato Salad-Perfectly seasoned too perfection, Served super cold and reminds you of summer.\n\nCorn bread-From scratch moist and sweet. You could eat a pound of these.\n\nBBQ Sauces-Hot and Reg-Thick, balanced and rich the only type of sauce that should be on BBQ. Think Sweet Baby Rays X10\n\nLast the complimentary donuts- DO NOT MISS THESE TREASURES.
__label__1 First we weren't hungry, so we ordered light... shrimp puffs(we call them bacon-wrapped shrimp at my favorite dim-sum parlor in New York), Roti-canai(actually pronounced Ro'tee Cha' nai in Malaysia) and Chow Kuey Teow(a standard Malaysian staple 'chow-fun' and a good indicator in judging a Malaysian restaurant.. you screw this one up...you may wipe out any chance of a five-star rating regardless of the quality of other dishes). Well the Shrimp-Puff gets an A-, the Roti Canai, a B-(sauce is a little watery), the Chow Kuey Teow, a D-, awful, the shrimp is overdone like rubber eraser, squid(not indicated in the menu). same problem , and overall too spicy(even for a person who loves hot spice), and way overpriced,yuck. By the way the standard Chow Kuey Teow uses only Shrimp or Baby Clams in Malaysia. This is reviewed by a former Malaysian, now a New Yorker and a Pittsburgher. That's  all folks! Hope the owners and the chefs read this because things really need improving.
__label__3 I went today for lunch. They have an all you can eat Lunch Special, for $9.97 you can graze their very nice salad and seafood bar plus a 4 dish hot section. \n\nI was pleasantly surprised, everything was really fresh and all the things I tried were Delicious. \n\nSome of the things I ate were, Tilapia with pineapple sauce, Potato Lasagna it was kind of like scalloped potatoes very thinly sliced with cheese in between, really tasty. Shrimp ceviche, roasted eggplant salad, fresh blanched broccoli salad, roasted zucchini salad, chicken salad, marinated mushrooms and some other things that are slipping my mind at the moment. \n\nSorry No pics this time, it would have been an awkward moment to whip out the camera in this setting being I was all by myself.  Hopefully next time I wont have to go alone ;-)\n\nI would surely go back for lunch again and maybe even dinner. Even though I'm not really a meat eater, there was plenty of vegetarian options to fill me up.
__label__1 So I lived in Brazil for a couple years, and up until coming here, had never been to a sub-par Brazilian restaurant.  The only other place I had been in this area was Fogo de Chao - which was pricey, but incredible.  \n\nI imagine going to this place for lunch, would be okay.  It looked like you could get out of there for around $15 for lunch.  But for two dinners, two cans of guarana (Brazilian soda) and tip, it was well over $100.  Let me say that the quality of food & service would have been more reasonable in the $40 range.\n\nThe cheese bread (pao de quejo) was amazing - but it's impossible to screw that up.  The salad bar was worse than Sizzler.  I couldn't believe that rice & beans weren't available in the salad bar area, and all of the \"prepared\" salads looked like they were scooped out of a pre-packaged bin.\n\nThe grilled pineapple was good, and the picanha (sirloin) was decent - but overall the meat selection was poor, and many of the pieces were dry and overcooked.  I guess when you spend $100 for a night out with the wife, you expect great service & to leave satisfied.  It just didn't happen here.
__label__0 That place it's bad and overpriced \nDon't waste you money and time!
__label__3 Went there for dinner twice in a row. It was very good. The salad bar has some favorites and the meat was really good too. My favorites are the pork ribs and the top sirloin. \n\nHowever, my absolute favorite and the reason I like Brazilian Bull over their competitors is the grilled pineapple. I love it. \n\nWe have been going here sporadically for a few years... since it was Fogo e Brasa... once like 2-3 years ago the quality was very bad, meat was dry and it felt like a bad decline in service and quality... However, it seems to be very good again.\n\nWe don't go often so we don't know how consistent they are... but as I said, the pineapple alone encouraged us to give them another chance.\n\nIf you want to try a meat or have a second or third portion feel free to tell them, they are very friendly and will get you what you ask for.\n\nIt is very far from us so I don't know when we will be back, but we definitely will.
__label__1 After living in Brasil for 5 years I was very excited to try this place. I was thoroughly disappointed.  The price was way too much for their choice of meats. The night I went they weren't offering all their meats they claim to serve. Their salad bar had nothing authentic to Brasil. Quality of meat was mediocre at best. Price way too much for what you get.
__label__0 I had been wanting to dine here for a long time, and I finally had the opportunity to have dinner with some old college buddies and I must admit, I was disappointed in the food and service.  Too pricy for EXTREMELY SALTY MEAT, I mean big time and I love to salt my food before even tasting it. Not only was it way too salty, but the Host also tried to speak Chinese to my Korean/American friend. So I would never recommend it.  I hope the Scottsdale location is better, because the concept seems great, but the reality was just bad.  Salad bar isn't too bad.
__label__3 I first experienced El Jefe's when I was visiting Las Vegas a few years back.  I enjoyed my experience the first time so it was definitely on my list of places to come back to when I moved here.  Ive always had great service with all of the employees.  They make great drinks and have a nice selection of salsa's for their chips and salsa order.  They have great options for seating, the bar works or restaurant seating as well.  Overall, a great place.  I definitely recommend!
__label__1 The food was \"OK\" for frozen, out of the bag, canned, run of the mill, heat and eat. \n\nThe description makes it sound Yummy.. but the taste doesn't backup the menu (or the price).\n\nDon't get me wrong, I love my gay boys, but when you're a waiter, it's not always cool to show your \"I'm a Diva\" side when you're waiting on a table of 6 people that can either make your night with a good tip, or leave you a $1.00, which it wasn't even worth that. \n\nThe \" I'm a diva in my real life, but I'm just playing waiter tonight\" attitude really sets a bad tone for the night.
__label__4 I love this restaurant. It has great ambience and the food is wonderful. I particularly love the guacummus (guacamole hummus) sliders. It's a great place to meet friends and colleagues.
__label__4 I am a big fan of Ticoz. I've been going there for a few years and have tried quite a few items - and have never been disappointed. I recommend the Street Tacos - my favorite is the shrimp. The Street Tacos entr\u00e9e comes with pinto beans and rice (well worth it) or you can get just the tacos in the bar during happy hour for about half the price.   Their calamari is awesome - especially with the spicy jalape\u00f1o lime sauce on the side. Sunday brunch has been excellent, and the mimosas are great. \nInside, it has a modern decor and they have a really nice patio out back. \nI've introduced a bunch of people to this place and they all loved it too. I've never had a bad experience.
__label__3 I enjoyed our dinner here although I think this might be more of a happy hour destination.  We had the trio of dips which were lovely.  I had the house enchiladas with grilled chicken and that was delicious.  The rice and beans left something to be desired.  Husband had the pork green chile mac and cheese which he enjoyed but felt was underseasoned.    \n\nI ordered the peach sangria on the recommendation of a friend but found it to be too wine-y for me.  I was expected a glass full of fruit as is customary and there was one tiny lone piece of peach clinging sadly to the bottom of the glass.  The waiter was kind enough to swap it out for the passionfruit sangria which I enjoyed much more.  I also tried the blood orange mojito and the coconut mojito.  They were both fabulous and LARGE!  If it were up to me, I'd make them slightly less sweet but they were still fantastic nonetheless.  \n\nWe shared the macadamia nut brownie and ice cream for dessert and that was wonderful.  The brownie was sort of like the bastard child between cake and a brownie.  Denser than cake, not as dense as a brownie.  \n\nOur server was wonderful.  Friendly, attentive, and helpful.
__label__1 I don't know if this restaurant is Mexican, Puerto Rican or Cuban, but I don't get it. We split the monster quesadilla which has jack cheese, monterey cheese some tomato and jalapeno peppers. I went with the sweet corn tamale as my entree that came with rice & beans and a red sauce. The tamales were 2 scoops of cornmeal. My husband had the grilled burrito topped with queso cheese. \n\nI don't mean to be critical, but nothing at all about our meal was authentic, everything taste processed.\n\nDisappointed.
__label__3 Bluecorn enchiladas were fantastic.\nYou pay for chips and salsa that are supposed to be made when ordered but mine weren't. Pricey but good.
__label__3 I love this place! The pork green chili Mac n cheese is so good I dream about it! Mojitos are awesome made by the guy bartender who is super friendly and sweet! We always sit at the bar! Just a really cool place to have some really good food!
__label__3 I am a fan because they do not price gouge.\nThe price of a cup of coffee is the same at the airport\nas it is outside at any other Starbucks.\n\nKudos to Starbucks.
__label__1 I was eager to try this place after reading several good reviews.. Must say I'm pretty disappointed. After a day of school orientation and car shopping I was eager for pastry heaven. My bf and I ordered various pastries and a soft cresent pretzel to try. \n\nI was not blown away by a single one. The pretzel was okay. It did taste authentic, but nothing I'd ever go out of my way for. The cheese danish was lack luster and heavy. You could barely taste the cream cheese in it and it was doused with an obnoxious amount of powdered sugar. The macaroon was not stellar. I was extremely disappointed in that, since so many people swear by those things. \n\nKind of a cool store, I like the authenticly german selection, however all of it is overpriced by a landslide and is scarcely displayed. \n\nI wish I was more impressed, but Old Heidelberg just didn't do it for me.
__label__3 I wanted so bad to give this place 5 stars, but I just can't, and for one reason: the store bought tortillas.  There are a few things I look for in my Mexican food establishments.  The meat is actually seasoned and flavorful (something two chain operations out here really miss the mark on), the selection of meats offered (let's face it, if lengua, cabeza, pastor, etc are on the menu, you definitely aren't at Fili B's), and I am a sucker for street tacos.  This place hits all three on the head!!  When I read the other reviews I kept noticing yelpers were mentioning the store bought tortillas and I didn't think it was such a big deal...  But it was barely even warmed up!  My burrito felt cold in my hands.  In the future I will probably skip burritos and order a carnitas plate.  The street tacos were probably made with store bought tortillas as well, but they were so yummy and at the perfect temperature, I really can't complain.  Oh, and the two guys on shift when I visited were both very warm and friendly.  I will definitely be back.
__label__0 I give one star, not because the food was bad. In fact we didn't get a chance to try the food. Walked in and they said, \"no more orders.\"  That's bad when you're open for 20 more minutes. \nIts hard to earn new customers and we probably won't go out of our way to come back
__label__2 Great park. I just moved to the area from Old Town Scottsdale and was delighted when I was told about this park. People are super friendly and way more down to earth than those who frequent Chaparral Dog Park. I have a husky mix who loves this park and all the friends she makes whenever we come :-)\n\nPS: If you meet a nice older gentleman named Kirke who asks to photograph you and your dog, your picture will go here: http://thepacknews.webs.com/ to his super cute dog park website!!!
__label__0 Wow apparently these people are illiterate or self entitled or both! \"Small dogs\" sign clearly means St. Bernards and pit bulls don't belong inside. My small terrier gets really intimidated around big dogs and starts barking at them. So we left after 5 min. A bad accident is waiting to happen any minute here. Today half of about 40 dogs were too large to be inside. If you love your dog don't take him here.
__label__3 I've been a member since the place opened about 2 or 3 years ago, no major complaints. It's cheap (I believe it's $15/month now, $5/month more for tanning), it's open all night during the week, and I've never seen over-subscription as a problem here. \n\nThere are some small annoyances like the upright bikes with the recumbent pedals and the occassional elliptical arm that needs to be tightened up, but the equipment is good and generally well-maintained, and you get more than your money's worth.\n\nAlso, since they're geared more towards fitness rather than being able to bench press a Volkswagen, you don't get the riff-raff that goes with a place like that.
__label__4 I've been a member at Planet Fitness since April and I love it. It's small so you see the same people there everytime you go if you have a consistent schedule, and there are very few meatheads grunting and trying to impress everyone with how much they can lift. The staff is super friendly and always willing to help people out by showing them how to use a specific machine...although I'm not sure why people need a tutorial on how to use an elliptical or treadmill, but that is just me.\n\nI pay $15/month and it is automatically debited from my account mid-month. There is nothing fancy about this gym...just cardio machines with a box that you can plug your headphones into so you can get the sound from whichever TV you select, free weights, and weight machines. No pool, sauna, classes, etc. It's just a gym which is all I need and want.\n\nEven when it's \"crowded\", there is never a wait for machines or cardio equipment. Weekend mornings are pretty quiet, as are the days near the holidays. I've also noticed it's less crowded when ASU is not in session. All and all, a great place to workout especially since it within walking distance of my apartment.
__label__4 It's a great no nonsense gym. It has free weights, machines, cardio and tanning. Staff is quite friendly and the clientele are regular people. The few times I've been there it hasn't been packed. I worked with the trainer Dom for a free session on rehabbing my shoulder. He was knowledgeable, motivated and just generally on top of his game. All in all its a good gym for the price...15 down 15 a month no contract...24 hrs weekdays and 7-7 weekends...just can't go wrong with this place.
__label__3 We proceeded to the Bellagio specifically because I'd wanted to try the caviar at Petrossian. I had wanted to try it the last time we were there, but couldn't because lil guy wasn't allowed in since it was served at the bar. So, we managed to find a daycare for him while we ran off to sample the 'black salt' (as hubby calls it).\n\nWe got there as it opened at 12pm and settled into comfy seats. We both ordered Perrier ($4.50) and was faced with a sour faced server. I was like WTF?? We're paying customers regardless of what we order. However, when I ordered a 30g Alverta caviar ($185) and hubby a shot of Christiania vodka ($10), that same server's entire demeanor changed. Fucking hell. I mean seriously. Just because we weren't dressed nicely doesn't mean we were vagrants. Give me a break.\n\nWell, I was kind of disappointed with the caviar. At $185/30g I'd expected far better quality than the one we got. I've tried many types of caviar before and I really preferred Osetra caviar to the Alverta but dammit, I wasn't going to pay $350/30g for it. Screw that. They serve the caviar with a 'bread basket' of toast triangles and baby blinis, but the problem was, the warm blinis served together with the toast created steam which meant the toast was soggy when it reached us. Also, the carb to caviar ratio was ridiculous. There was enough toast and blini for about 500g of caviar.\n\nStill, it was great that hubby finally has changed his thoughts about caviar. The caviar at Petrossian starts at $145 and tops at over $1000. Maybe one day I'll feel generous enough to plop down $300+ for 30g of caviar at a whim, but that day isn't going to be any time soon.\n\n1-star off for the two faced server.
__label__4 My rating is for the Afternoon Tea.\n\nWe made reservations for Wednesday at 3pm so it was nice and quiet. \nFirst we chose the teas. We had the Lavender, Jasmin and Oolong tea. Mild and aromatic.\n\nThen we chose our tea sandwiches which were pretty good but the scones with the devonshire cream and lemon curd were so delicious!  yummm!!! (Definitely a must try!) They also served some sweet mini deserts which were very good. \n\nOverall Service was great and attentive and everything tasted great.
__label__1 This review is just for the afternoon tea.  \n\nSandwiches were bland and unspectacular.  Scone's were hard.  Desserts varied from subpar to pretty decent.  The worst part was the tea which was not even as good as good as what you can get from Pete's.  It wasn't even just my tea.  I went in a group of ten and tried some of the other ones and they were all just okay.  What you really get is decor and ambiance but honestly the place is located in the middle of a casino and there is casino visibly all around you even when you are seated inside.  I can't say ingredients are much better or quality was better... nothing was really better to justify the price premiums.   Even service was only average.\n\nI gave an extra star though cause i did like the lemon custard.  Try to always find a positive.  It helps you get through life.
__label__1 This review is specifically for the Afternoon Tea that is offered at the Petrossian Bar.  \n\nReservations are a must - I recommend at least three days in advance.  \n\nThe Bellagio is my favorite hotel/casino property in Vegas.  It screams class with elegance and between the graceful fountains, the nothing-to-prove Italian decor, and the opulence of the conservatory, not to mention the splendor of the Cirque du Soleil \"O\" show... it's just out of this world.  \n\nThe Petrossian Bar is an extension of the bar right out of NYC, known for it's Sunday caviar tasting, elegance, and supper-club feel.  It is a great place to relax, pre-dinner/pre-show, enjoy a cigar, have a nice glass of scotch, listen to the piano, people-watch...\n\nThat said - it has NO BUSINESS doing an afternoon tea!  NONE!\n\nIt doesn't matter how the food tasted (decent) or the tea selection (average), or the service (forgettable), because eleven feet away from you is a slot machine going DING DING DING DING!  And smokers!  And flashing lights and there is -nothing- relaxing or sophisticated or magic about this tea WHAT. SO. EVER.  Just a disappointment from beginning to end.  \n\nBellagio!  Take this sad attempt at a tea time and move it to the Cafe!  Shut off a section of the cafe that overlooks the plants and conservatory and put it there!  At least there will at least be a visual with no slot machines, smoke, or other elements that otherwise destroy a grasp of tranquility!\n\n***This is currently the lowest rated Afternoon Tea in Vegas on my list.  Feel free to check out my other reviews to compare.***
__label__2 Want to meet the jetset older crowd? Come here. It's good people watching and you're basically in the lobby of the Bellagio so you'll get a lot of it. The pianists on duty when I was there were all very talented. One of them made the rounds through the bar introducing himself and taking music requests. It's definitely not a place for the club kids. It's where parents like to meet their kids before dinner and before they go their separate ways on a vacation.
__label__4 Petrossian Bar is a little gem when it comes to having an elegant but nonchalant affair with friends (Or your significant other if you're into that sort of thing together)\n\nWe made reservations for 2 PM. tea time for 4  and because we got caught up in Vegas traffic, showed up @ 2:30pm. The hostess was gracious enough to ask the kitchen whether they could accommodate us even though we showed up late (they do this because their sandwiches, pastries, scones are freshly made for you).\n\nThey have a variety of sandwiches and are very good with accommodating people with food allergies (Our group had 1 person allergic to chocolate and all nuts). The tea set up is super cute with Tiffany-colored stripes!\nEach person picks one tea (to share), 4 sandwiches , 2 pastries (Chef's choice) and 2 scones. For the price, this place is definitely worth it! The experience of sitting tucked away in a London-looking/Old-World-Feeling bar in the middle of the Bellagio casino floor is surreal. The sandwiches were great (King Salmon was my favorite), the scones were on-point, the pastries were delicious and the jams they provide to go with all of your carbs are out of this world!\n\nWe will all be returning here every time we're in town!
__label__3 Tried Petrossian Bar twice during my recent trip. It's an excellent place to sit, relax, have a drink, and people watch. You can play spot the prostitute. :) Their Red Ruby drink was delicious.
__label__4 I am updating a review here.  The Cupcakery is a great place to stop if you're heading to sombodys house for some dinner, party, event , whatever, and want to pick up something so as not to arrive empty handed.  Perfect to send for get wells, thank yous etc.. hip, tasty...and who doesn't dig cupcakes?  And..... I just met one of the owners for the first time...actually dig the place even more now!  I recommend the Southern Belle and the Ganache.  So get some milk get a good dental plan and go............
__label__2 We ordered to go. We were told 25 minutes our order would be ready on a Sunday night.  My boyfriend went to pick it up and didn't end up getting our food for another 30 minutes after the initial 25 had already passed. We got the food home and our order was wrong. I called to speak to a manager and was put on hold for 20 minutes. Then hung up and called back. Spoke to Michelle, and she was sincerely apologetic about the whole situation and offered to resolve the issue. How she handled the situation is the only reason this review is getting 3 stars and not 1.
__label__3 Went here for the Weezer concert.  The venue is very interesting as it has many pools but you cannot go swimming during the show.  We got there early and got a prime spot by the stage.  We suggest getting there on the early side as you do not want to get trapped by the pools and accidentally fall in. There were plenty of drink specials but I could not believe they charged $3 for an 12oz bottle of their own water!  Also be careful of beer bottles that people drop.  They are aluminum, but they are hard and you could roll an ankle on them. \n\nOverall it was a nice venue for a concert and would go back if they had an act I wanted to see :0
__label__0 I was going to give it 2 stars because my server was super nice and great at accommodating my requests, which were numerous, but it really is a one star establishment. The menu is horrible with very little choices and geared towards how men eat. Very lame and the prices are outrageous but of course they can get away with it since it is at the airport. I ordered a lime infused chicken an brie sandwich but I ordered it without the chibatta bun because the last thing I want is a huge sandwich before I get on a plane. I am actually eating this right now. So far I have received a dry piece of chicken with caramelized, barely, red onion, roasted red pepper that I wouldn't call roasted at all. I couldn't taste any lime at all, they left off the \"chiffonade\" of fresh basil, the brie and the garlic aioli mayonnaise! Are you kidding me! What about \"no bun\" does the kitchen not understand? I got the brie and the aioli served on the side, the brie was cold of course. Hello, melted brie it says on the menu and it was some weird brie spread, totally gross. I sent the whole thing back to be melted and it was redelivered to me in, I swear, less than a minute. Still minus the basil. I sent the whole damn thing back, made them take it off my check and will never visit this place again.
__label__2 I was at the Phoenix airport for a stop in between my flights. I guess this place appealed to me because it was a new restaurant to me and I figured to give it a chance. It was a bad choice, but I don't fully regret it. \nPerhaps I made the first wrong move by creating my own burger. Along with choosing the sauteed mushrooms and guacamole, I expected the burger to come with more than just a lettuce and pickle wedge-- at least some of the basics (i.e. tomato, onions).\n\nThe service was OK, my waitress was very nice. But towards the end of my meal, I need to go to my gate soon and couldn't find her, so I had to ask someone else to give me my check. Luckily, I made it to my boarding time =D\n\nAnyways, the food did get me full, and if you're just there for a drink and to watch some sports this would be a place to go to.\n\nHowever, there were a couple of signs that this place would turn into a Barfly in February, but it didn't mention which date.\n\nHopefully since it will be a different restaurant, the food and choices will be better!
__label__1 My boyfriend and I wanted to go soem where and try some thing new so we made the choice to dine at zinks because a couple of people said that it was good and we had to go. WHAT A BIG LET DOWN. We started off with the lamb lollipops and the crab cake (yes it was only one). The lamb lollipops where extremly salty and the crab cake was dry like it had been cooked to long. Then we had the lettece wedge salad when enough dressing to cover like on leaf of lettece. On to the main course I had the hailbate and he had salmon and it was bland and something that could have made. On top of that I had to keep asking for them to refill my water. Its a really classy, nice, place with a wonderful atmospher   but its over rated.
__label__4 Pizza is great. Service is always really good. It's incredible family friendly (kids can walk up to watch pizzas being made and get a ball of pizza dough to play with). Veggie pizza actually has real vegetables on it and there are always good beer specials. Garlic knots are fantastic too.
__label__0 It really pains me to have to write this re-review. But I feel if I don't I would be doing a disservice to all Charlotte Yelpers who may find themselves in the same horrible, horrible, dining experience I had this afternoon.\n\nI used to LOVE this place. I used to suggest it to all my friends, raving about the great NY style pizza, great atmosphere, and great service. Today I feel like I ate at a completely different restaurant. \n\nHostess was very sweet, cleaning off a table for us outside. We were sat, and then we sat. and sat. and sat. No one came over to even acknowledge us. After finally tracking down our waitress, we placed our drink orders and and ordered Mozz sticks app. About 10 min went by. Then 15, and I started wondering if they were brewing my beer behind the bar. As i sat there waiting for our drinks for about 20 min, I started noticing a few weird things about our waitress \"New Lisa\" as it said on our receipt. She was honestly acting like she had taken something the night before, or that morning who knows, and it was still in her system for sure. Seemed like she was just wandering around lost, every table she had was constantly asking for refills, their check, etc.... There was something way more wrong there than her just being \"new\". \n\nWhen our food finally made it, she couldn't even remember who had ordered what out of all 2 OF US AT THE TABLE. And to top it all off the food was disgusting. Mozz sticks were obviously frozen,sauce had no flavor. I got chick parm stromboli, it came out soggy, somewhat cold, and just gross. My wife got the meat ravioli, she said they were ok, probably frozen as well,but the sauce they were buried in was pretty unbearable. I remember fresh ingredients from this place, no more.....\n\nI don't know if something major has gone on here in the past 6 months or so, but I will never be back after this experience. When you have 2 full plates of food left sitting on the table, I literally took 2 bites, and no one says anything it speaks miles about the apathy of this restaurant., staff, & ownership.\n\nKnowing its the same ownership group of  some other local favorites of mine, I will not be supporting any of their food until the issues are addressed and big changes are made. I will make sure everyone I know who has eaten at this restaurant is well aware of the type of service and food this establishment offers.\n\nExcuse me while I morn the loss of one of my favorites.
__label__1 The food is good, but how hard it is to make good Italian food - after all, even the O Garden can get that right. But this place believes itself to be \"exceptional Italian food\" (which is obvious from the exorbitant prices they charge) and it is not even close. No originality, just another offering of the same tired old foods that every other place is making. \n\nThis is a prime example of what has become a scourge in Vegas eateries of late - high cost, low atmosphere, mediocre cuisine offerings - where people with more money that taste go because they know nothing more about food except the belief that \"the more it costs, the better it must be\".\n\nOh and then there was the WORST greeting any bartender could EVER utter:   \"I'll be with you in a minute!\"   Could I mean any less to them? If I wasn't meeting somebody, I would have walked out.
__label__4 Craving a little Italian and this place is always good.  Tonight I had the Seafood Cannelloni with lobster, shrimp and scallops, blended with roasted garlic and chives, topped with a light tomato cream sauce and crabmeat.  This was great choice.  \n\nFor desert, we split the Sogno Di Cioccolata \"Chocolate Dream\" which is a very  rich fudge brownie brushed with Kahlua, add in a little chocolate mousse, fresh whipped cream  and it's a beautiful end to a good meal.\n\nI have been here several times and haven't every been disappointed, the prices are little higher, but the service is excellent.  So it's nice to spend a little, enjoy the meal, and leave feeling very satisfied.
__label__2 Service was great. The server was very friendly and knowledgable. Soup was pretty good. For the entrees i had the  Pollo Rosa Maria Stuffed with fontina and prosciutto, topped with mushrooms and a basil lemon butter sauce. Really great dish. My friend karlee had the manicotti. She liked it. We also had this chocolate bread pudding. I have to admit it was good as well even though im not a huge chocolate fan.
__label__2 When we get older, it seems that we develop \"selective memory.\"\nAbout a month ago, a couple visited us, and my wife convinced me to leave the security of my comfort zone and try this place.\nAgainst every fiber of my being, I obliged, and I drove the extra 10 minutes to get there.\nThe atmosphere was pleasant; nice and dark. They gave us bread and a little plate of olive oil...\nWe ordered a few entrees and maybe calamari for an appetizer.\nOverall, it wasn't bad...but totally forgettable.\nThen the check arrived...\nI actually added everything up to make sure they hadn't made an error in their arithmetic or to see if they had put a bottle of Dom Perignon on our tab by mistake.\nInstead of chastising my wife (because it was all her fault), I decided to just put it out of my memory.\nIt worked, because I hadn't thought about it until just now, when I saw one of their commercials between my episodes of \"Everybody Loves Raymond.\"\nLike I said, I can't remember anything glaringly wrong with the meal, but it's because I can't remember a single entree.\nInstead, I remember the amount of the bill.\nI was also reminded of the fact that I didn't accept our friends' offer to split the tab. \nI'm an idiot.
__label__1 Went here once for your curiosity and once because I was dragged here. Fat burger is mediocre at best. Its overpriced and takes wayyyy too long to get your food. In N out kills this place and is almost have the price. I would rather go to burger king or carls jr and those places are shit.
__label__1 This place is bootleg.  Been to several Capital Grille's and imo, the only one worth visiting more than once is in Boston.\n\nI will say the steak is good and this place would earn 3-4 stars in other cities, but in comparing it to other LV steakhouses, it's a 2.   \n\nOther minor dig - it has way too much of an \"expense account\" vibe - definitely not conducive to a fun Vegas evening.
__label__2 we made a reservation for 12 for a bachelorette party... and they sat us in a private room by the wine display, which was very nice. our waiter was very funny, polite and entertaining... best waiter i've ever had probably. :)\n\nthe only thing i didnt like... was the food. which would be the major thing. i would not come here again to a large sum on ok food... it was probably what i had tho, i had t a soup and salad since nothing else appealed to me. i dont eat steak and am not fond of big chunks of chicken... or lobster... so i guess i am bias. \n\nthe atmosphere was nice, but not something id want to do again.
__label__3 The service was great and the server was informative and amusingly enthusastic about the food, especially the appetizers.  For a fancy place the prices were unexpected, meaning lower than I expected due to the fanciness.  ie - dry aged steak for $25
__label__4 We returned to The Capital Grille, this time with some friends. I could not help myself and ordered the dry aged steak au poivre with a courvosier cream sauce again. It did not disappoint. The steak was seasoned and cooked perfectly. The cream sauce adds a nice flavor. Of course we had to have a side of the au gratin potatoes. I had talked them up, and after dinner everyone admitted we should have ordered at least one more order of them. \n\nThe service was very good. The entire staff is friendly and knowledgeable.
__label__2 I have visited many Capital Grille locations during my travels for work.  It is usually consistently good and the service tends to be great as well.  I looked forward to visiting the Las Vegas location to see if it was any different from the other locations I had visited in the past.\n\nBar area:  The bartenders here are the best!  I think anyone who wanted to experience great service and well made drinks should visit this bar.  A coworker I was with visited this location a few weeks ago and the bartender even remembered him and his drink, now that's impressive.\n\nDinner:  Food is always good, so I will never complain about it.  The Delmonico steak was cooked to perfection as usual and the tomato mozzarella starter salad was a generous portion.  I tried the creamed corn here for the first time ever and will be ordering it again for sure!\n\nThe service during this visit however was pretty bad... for a table of 13, we had one server and the meal took almost 3hrs.  We were seated, drink orders taken and seafood tower was ordered.  We didn't get to actually order our meal however until after the seafood tower had been emptied and plated cleared.  There was a big time laps where we all just sat there waiting to order... about 10min after we ordered, soups and salads arrived finally.  Then there was another laps from when the soups and salads were cleared before the entrees were brought out.  The flow of the meal was not good, I don't know if it was just that night, a bad waiter, etc.  Who knows but I know that the table was not very happy with the 3hr meal that should have taken 1.5hrs tops. \n\nThis experience won't stop me from going to other Capitol Grille locations of course, the food it great.  Visit this location for a drink, but if you want a smooth and seamless dinner experience go elsewhere.
__label__4 In the chaos of Las Vegas strip, the Capital Grill is an oasis of calm and sophistication in a sea of choices.  Decided as we came back from the Outlet mall we decided to jump off the bus for lunch.  Very nice and relaxing place with a dark inviting bar tucked away where you can have a relaxing drink or sit by a large window with panoramic view and have a great meal.  We had some wine and I got the rib eye steak sandwich.  It was cooked perfectly and ate the entire sandwich where the steak was trimmed perfectly.  A great place for lunch and sure an exceptional dinner.
__label__4 My Wife had read that the bar at the Capital Grille had a good menu and after checking the reviews it appeared to be a good choice. We went to the restaurant and were greeted by a very attentive hostess who immediately began to seat us. We asked if we could sit in the bar and she said yes and seated us in the bar. \nthe bar was empty as the restaurant had just opened however there was a bartender there preparing for the day. She greeted us very nicely and brought us the menus. She then explained the various items on the menu that we asked about and then took our orders. As she was leaving my wife made a comment to me about my birthday however I did not know the bartender had heard the comment. \nThe bartender then brought us our wine and appetizer which was incredible. We tried the Ahi Tuna Sashimi which was incredible. After that we had the Capital Grille Burger and truffle fries which was also incredible. For desert we had the flourless chocolate cake and once again it was incredible, especially with a glass of port. \nAfter a great meal the check was delivered to us at which time the bartender said that it was my Birthday and that they recognize this and provided our appetizer and the desert at no charge; what a wonderful thing to hear. \n\nWe had a great time, great food, great wine and outstanding service. We will be back.
__label__4 Excellent food and excellent service.  The manager Kristen was awesome and so was our server Jeff. I highly recommend this restaurant for dinner.
__label__2 I used to like Famous Dave's a lot more than I do now, but it's still an alright place. I think I am done ordering the burger here, because it is not very good. Their BBQ has been pretty decent though and their service is usually up to par, which makes a difference.\n\nIt's not a place that I am overly excited to keep coming back to, but I am sure I will be back someday to see if they can impress me yet.
__label__3 The barbecue was good but not great. They do have a nice selection of barbecue sauces. The complimentary kettle chips were a nice touch. On the plus side, the food came lightning fast.
__label__2 Good tex.mex food. Live close so easy for me. Good margaritas. Decent service. Prefer the local mexican places, but this place is good and closeby. Upset that I don't get my work discount anymore.:-(  But will return.
__label__4 Oh, YUM YUM YUM!  I couldn't decide between a few flavors and settled on vanilla mint and loved it.  I need to go back and have the peach.  \nI was stuffed so couldn't order more than a small... there's always next time!
__label__1 My hubs and I joined another couple for NYE dinner.  They had a special NYE menu which we looked up online ahead of time and the options looked terrific (filet and lobster tail, blackened catfish, seared tuna, and crab cakes).  The regular menu was also an option.  I ordered a small house salad which was ok, not much to it just lettuce and dressing blah...for dinner I opted for the seared tuna- terrible!!  I asked the waitress which item was the best on the special NYE menu and she recommended stk and lobster so I thought maybe I ordered wrong?  NOPE!  My friend ordered it and it was pure salt.  Rather gross and not edible and I like salt but this was insane...expensive, waitress who cared less, bad food...it leaves me upset that we came here.  My dish was stringy- the seared tuna...it came w sushi rice that was crunchy.  Just not good!  \n\nThe bill between 4 of us was $220.  I'm still pissed!
__label__2 I've been here a number of times for both brunch and dinner, and I think this is a pretty solid three-star restaurant - it's not bad but nothing amazing, and consistently so. \n\nThe service has always been decent, and the food has never been bad... just never exceptional. The seasonal menu does keep things a bit new and different, but I'd also say the prices are a bit on the high end for the caliber of restaurant in this area. However, that hasn't always been the case - before there were loads of other great options in the cultural district, this place used to be my pre-theater go-to for dinner or drinks. Now, with more than a half-dozen competing restaurants within walking distance, Six Penn just doesn't stand out so much.\n\nI think one of the biggest draws of this establishment for me now would be the rooftop dining, which provides a really nice atmosphere, provided you can get seated up there. It's one of the last unique features of this establishment that I'd be willing to pay a premium for, but with this becoming more popular in the cultural district as well, I'm not sure it will be so exclusive for long.\n\nOverall, if you're thinking about going here, I'd say go - especially if one of the seasonal dishes catches your eye. Would also definitely recommend requesting a roof table if the weather is nice and they've available.
__label__3 Made a reservation for 2. Promptly received confirmation. So far, so good. Arrived just prior to time. Well received by front, though their information indicated there would be 4 of us. No problem, within minutes we were seated upstairs. Server arrived shortly. He was busy but was appropriately attentive, good personality, and suggestions upon request. \n\nOne awkward situation. We were seated at a table for two, opposite each other. However, table is long, putting some distance between your date and yourself. Difficult to carry on a private conversation without leaning in very far, both of you, so as to be heard but not by the entire crowd.\n\nFood:\nWarm bread, cheese and herb selections, always welcome.\n\nDrinks innovative (sangria, jacked apple.....wow!), starters good ((creamed kale was tremendous (I'd eat this with dirt, it was so good!), loved the beet salad)), entrees very tasty. Crab Cannelloni was a very generous serving and hot, oh, and quite delicious! The Confit Cracklin' Pork Shank was also quite enough to eat, delicious, however, only lukewarm. Forged ahead anyway, just a slip-up not expected, and a bit disappointing.
__label__3 We were exploring the city and decided to stop in...we opted for the roof top seating and loved it.  Food, service and drinks were all GREAT!!!  The roof top seating was fun!!!  It was a great time!
__label__2 I haven't tried many items or the lunch buffet yet, but from whatever I've had here, I would say its a decent option for Indian food. Being a vegetarian, its a nice thing to know that there is no chance of meat ending up in my food.
__label__0 There are some good things here to eat.  The gobi manchurian is off the hook.  The Palak Paneer is really good.  However, there are some serious health code issues going on with this place.  Things are old, were cold when I get them and were buffet items from earlier in the day.  And there are cockroaches.  I had one in my food.  Unfortunately it was in the last thing I ate.........barf. The vegetables in my curry were obviously frozen from a bag.  Things taste microwaved.\nService here is kind of crap.  I saw another table get their food before us when we had ordered before them, and when we got our food things came out with 5 to 7 minutes between.  Its really awkward when I have to wait to eat and let my food get cold because were waiting for everyones food.\nAlthough the food is good, I won't be coming back here.  I am afraid of getting food poisoning, and the roach left me thinking about what other nasty thing I could have eaten during my meal.
__label__4 I've been coming to Udupi for about 6 years now. And it's so good that I just keep coming back.\n\nThe food is INCREDIBLE. The spices and flavors are always rich and enticing. The dishes rotate a little different every time, but there's always at least 4-5 main dish options, plus as much rice, bread, soup, and salad you can eat. Oh and dessert too.\n\nI honestly still don't know the names of most of the dishes but I love just about every one they put out. I usually try a little bit of everything over a thin bed of rice, and grab some dipping sauce for the awesome potato-stuffed pancake roll (my naming) they bring to your table.\n\nMost dishes are vegan and gluten free, but you'd be safe to ask if you are strict on either one. I eat mostly GF & vegan myself and it's nice to have a place that caters to my preferences.\n\nI've only ever come for the lunch buffet, which is $10 on weekdays and $13 on weekends, and if you come here hungry you'll get more than your money's worth.\n\nSeriously, grab your friends and check this place out. You won't regret it.
__label__0 I did not like this ice cream. I had a few bites - threw it away. Didn't have the flavor/texture of the real deal. It looked like ice cream, had all the proper attributes of ice cream... but it wasn't. Maybe its an Asian take on what we know as ice cream? Me no likey.
__label__4 Ikea is heaven.\nEverything is amazingly chic and cheap.\nI don't like that there is only one of these havens in Arizona.\nI think tucson deserves one.\nI am going on wed. with John A.\nWe will go for three frames but come out with a lot more.
__label__2 Love - Hate\n\nI have a hard time reconciling my emotions when it comes to IKEA. It seems to me all the products they carry that I really love are priced just as high as any other modern high-quality furniture  store like Bova (Tempe) or Copenhagen. \n\nI understand this is a college kids wet dream, but for quality furnishings I think you can do better with the same amount of money elsewhere.\n\nMost times I have visited I start to get stressed about halfway through the \"maze\" and really start to freak out; only to be consoled by 50-cent hotdogs...\n\nBEWARE: Any store powerful enough to have a public road named after it.
__label__2 IKEA is fun to walk through, but for me that is the extent of it. My personal style does not include the sterile college dorm look. But it is fun to see what odd little things they have in the bins. Now that I think of it, I did by some cable lighting for my garage there a few years ago.
__label__0 The ikea customer service and in particular in the Tempe store is the absolute worst. After months trying to get missing parts from a new bed that was missing from the moment i purchased it, and then ikea sending the wrong ones twice and numerous calls to the corporate office, I finally received the right parts. corporate office promised me a gift card for my troubles which I received today. It's a whopping $25. I feel like sending it back but will actually donate it. Save your time and money. Don't buy Ikea furniture.
__label__4 This place is totally worth the drive from Tucson to Phoenix to get furniture, especially since it's so hard to find the furniture we needed, curio cabinets, in Tucson for a decent price.\nNot only did we find a great curio cabinet, we found some LEDs to put in the cabinet at a great price, a lamp for one of our guest rooms, and plug-in lights to help light up a dark spot near our back door. We got all of this for under $300.\nJust walking through the store gave us all kinds of ideas for furniture for our back yard and our office. We will definitely be back to get these once we have the money to do so.
__label__3 This place is amazing. I love that there is a show room. I've even taken out of town guests here and they had a blast.\n\nI seldom walk through the showroom anymore, not because it isn't cool looking at the furniture and little lives that you can see in the rooms that are created, but it just takes forever when you just want to pick up some new guest towels.\n\nthis is my $500 store. I always spent around that when I go, best intentions are thrown out the window. I can't help myself.\n\nI read some of the other reviews. I'm always a little blown away at complaints for a contract that someone signs or complaints about delivery times, if you KNOW the time table, then be there.\n\nI've gotten a broken dresser and bed side table from IKEA before, it was a pain wrestling the already open boxes into the car and then into the store, but the 90 minute wait to be seen was a bit of a stretch, its like they were working in the returns department at a snails pace. But they were good about replacing the broken pieces.\n\nI also really prefer to go during the week,  during normal business hours. This place is a MAD HOUSE on the weekend, I'm not a huge fan of \"touching crowds\" (where you don't have room to maneuver without touching people or constantly excusing yourself) and this happens to often on the weekends at IKEA. It won't stop me, but it is a preference.\n\nIts cool that they have a cafe, for breakfast or lunch and you can drop your potty trained kids off at the little IKEA kid spot (I don't know what they call it) for a couple of hours while you shop. (Mine are to big for this now but I most certainly have used this option in the past.) There is also a snack stand near check out and a little food store area with imports. I always get several bags of meatballs and gravy as well as multiple 6 packs of the AMAZING cinnamon buns that they have there!\n\nDon't pass up cinnamon rolls! You can buy just one if you want!
__label__1 Was short on time, so gave this a shot. I will say that me and my gal are lightweight when it comes to eatin and usually split a dinner. Also, think the last time I went to a buffet was 1983. \n\nWe went for Brunch, it was $23 per, and 4 us, that aint worth it if you dont eat much. My gal got the $2.50 unlimited champaign option (sundays only). Which we ripped them off and shared! (shhhh). \n\nFood was ok. I saw nothing run out. Lots of selection. Omletts took a while, but they were the best attraction there. \n\nService was fast great. 5mins to get in. Place was 1/2 empty. If it was under $20 id recommend it. Otherwise. this place falls just below average.
__label__1 We met family from out of town here to eat (since that's where they wanted to go). I've had better, it wasn't awful... but I'm not inclined to go back.\n\nBest things I had:\n\n1) mini carrot cake complete with cream cheese frosting, it was nicely spice and how carrot cake is supposed to be.\n\n2) peel and eat cold shrimp and snow crab legs. The crab was sweet, the shrimp were nicely flavored. They both tasted fresh and not fishy.\n\n3) fresh fruit the melon, strawberries and pineapple were all juicy and flavorful.\n\nMediocre things:\n1) steamed veggies....they were a little on the soggy side.\n\n2) tiramisu cup, there was hardly any lady finger in it :( that's the best part!\n\n3) cappuccino mouse, very rich....but a lot of clear brownish fluid was in a pocket in it....not sure if it just wasn't mixed good or what?\n\n4) black beans, they're kind of hard to screw up :)\n\nCould have been okay but.....\n\n1) Chili Relleno. The cheese filling was good, but there was wayyyyy too much breading on it which did nothing but retain too much grease....if there would have been less breading and not as greasy this would have fallen in the category above.\n\n2)peanut butter cream puff. Dry, kind of defeats a \"cream\" puff.\n\nYuck:\n\n1) crab salad....I don't know if it was imitation crab meat, or old crab... but this was fish and gross...the crab was also rubbery.\n\n2) California roll, ewww gross. I actually spit this out into my napkin. It was so fishy it made me gag a little before I spit it out!\n\n3) mac n cheese pretty bland and gooey....I think maybe they made it with generic velveta?\n\nSo, that's the run down of what I ate, about all I could fit in my tummy. So, in my opinion stick to the peel and eat shrimp and crab :) Not sure about the other meats because I don't eat it.....my hubby said they were okay, not the best, not the worst. He pretty much agrees with me on the \"Meh. I've experienced better\"
__label__2 I tried the lunch buffet here a few weeks ago, and the food was pretty good.  We discovered the buffet on our last day in Vegas, after some horrible Studio Cafe experiences.  The flat daily rate seems like an excellent deal when you consider what you pay for food in Vegas.  The seating area was freezing for some reason, but our waitress was great.  She noticed that we were shivering and suggested coffee/tea, and she kept them refilled.
__label__3 This review is for the breakfast buffet which we visted a couple of times during our Vegas Stay.\n\nI've read some bad reviews for this place and really wanted to try one of the more highly rated buffet's but we were staying at the MGM Signature so this was easy for us to pop along to, to get us going on a morning. \n\nI found the breakfast selection to be really good. I would guess it is quite hard to mess up a breakfast buffet as most places must do a similar thing, but we always found plenty we wanted to eat especially the made to order pancakes which we delicious especially with chocolate chips. There was also always a queue for the made to order omelettes so I guess they were also good (although I never tried them).\n\nThe service was good and I didn't feel we were rushed by our server. I would go again to this buffet at least for breakfast anyway.
__label__2 Breakfast buffet was decent. Food quality was average and so was service.
__label__2 Btreakfast was good. Not great, but good. we did eat there 3 times for breakfast last week while in vegas. However, Tuesday night is seafood night and I would not recommend it. very poor buffet for dinner, especially when my mother came back to the tabel and told me she saw a guy about twenty something years old touching the food with his hands. beware!
__label__2 My wife and I decided to eat breakfast here before heading to the airport to go home. We showed up around 9:30 and began eating breakfast. The BREAKFAST food was tasty and there was quite a variety. \nHowever, we ate an entire plate of food before a sever came by to take our drink order. There was no place for self-serve coffee, juice, or water; we looked all over for it.\nAt 10:00am they began putting out lunch food and it was OK at best. We decided to try a variety of items since it was fresh and available but we were unable to take more than a single bite of any of it.\n\nIf the service and lunch quality was on par with the price of the buffet, this place would receive 4-5 stars from me.
__label__1 Food was boring. Overpriced brunch. Bad service.\n\nWaitress was talking with a friend instead of helping guests.   Messed up our drink order multiple times.   Hostess waited for several guests to gather before seating us which took several minutes.\n\nFood quality: 4/10\nFood selection: 3/10\nService: 3/10\nCleanliness: 8/10\nAmbiance: 6/10\n\nThe wicked spoon buffet in the cosmopolitan is much much better on all counts.
__label__2 Went for breakfast since we got in at about 8 am, kist like every where else the woman who rings you up is unpleasant as all hell.  She swiped my card once and said the machine didn't read it I need to give her anotherm I had cash but since she was rude I made her try till it worked.  We got past and the hostess who wasnt quite awake sat us is the most crowded area of the place when there was lots of open tables at that time. The wait staff was super nice and cery attentive to what we needed and wanted.  The breakfast selection was not very extensive but what they had was all very good. Including some morning randomness such as chicken taquitos and chimichangas.
__label__0 Terrible Buffet for 35 bucks. Pizza was old. Sides had been sitting for awhile. Dessert tables were a bit of a joke compared to other hotels. Spend the extra 5-15 bucks and go to Aria's or Ceasar's Buffet. Even Paris has an equivalent or better buffet. Overall unimpressive given that it's the MGM.
__label__3 Since this place is popular, the line for this buffet is long, but I guess there's nothing that can be done about that.\n\nThe servers were attentive and removed our plates. One minor nitpick I have is that even though I'm glad they leave the utensils behind, they tend to place the utensils on the table, which I personally like to avoid since I usually put them on napkins. It would be nice if they offered replacement utensils other than just the ones on the table, although I guess maybe it's like that so that too much water isn't wasted.\n\nThere were a large variety of food dishes to choose from. They make the price of $40/person a good deal by offering a lot of expensive dishes. There were crab legs, lobster ravioli, prime rib, and creme brulee. They also offered complimentary drinks like raspberry iced tea and sodas.
__label__0 I ordered something there for lunch, I couldn't quite make what it was.  It was too spicy!  I told the server I didn't want spicy (there were 3 choices, I asked for the mildest one) and it was strange-tasting, too.  I asked what it was several times because the information on the menu didn't make any sense but she didn't make sense either.  \n\nAnyway, it was way too hot and I like spicy foods but not this entree.  It could've been spicy to cover something bad.  I had to leave it, and I paid for it to be polite.  She asked me what's wrong with it, I told her I wasn't hungry anymore.  I have to give it a no rating because even though it was too hot, I could taste something (rats, maybe) but it was weird-tasting and gross.  I heard so many good reviews from my friends, i have to say my friends have no tastebuds.  It's a little too expensive and the portions are small.  I know better Asian restaurants in Glendale, AZ, this one NOT.
__label__2 This place is interesting.  They have a really large sushi roll menu, (with pictures) which is cool. But they also are home to some wierd sandwhiches such as cheese steaks and paninis.  Wierd, i know.  My friend and I tried the ahi salad, edamame, spicy tuna roll, and one other roll that the name has since faded from my memory.  The salad was great and the edamame came in a large portion, yay! Both rolls were really good as well.  Spicy tuna is hard to mess up but the other roll which was more complicated was tasty, it had a hint of orange. Lovely.
__label__0 marginal sushi meets uncomfotable seating.  we used restaurant.com coupon and got stuck wtih an 18% tip...with no service, seriously???  felt scammed...think we actually spent more based on that tip than had we just paid full price.  avoid this one, just not worth it.
__label__1 \"Meh. I've experienced better\" pretty much sums up my experience here tonight.\n \nI have a sneaking suspicion that this is the go-to sushi place for people who either\n A) don't know anything about good sushi or\n B) have no taste buds and money burning a hole in their pocket\n\nI didn't really know what to expect from this place before we arrived. I'd never heard of it before and the only reason we agreed to go was because it was close to my boyfriends house and our friend said it was pretty reasonable in price and quality of food.\nMy boyfriend and I arrived before our friends and we walked to in an almost completely deserted restaurant. There was some really bad techno remixes of popular songs playing in the background and an episode of Dr. Phil on the television. I sat down in one of their ridiculously tall bar chairs while my boyfriend went to grab us a menu we could look over while waiting for our friends to arrive. \nMost. Uncomfortable. Chairs. Ever! \nI couldn't have been sitting in it longer than a couple of mins before I had to get up out of it. The seat had an aluminum bar or something all the way around it that dug into my leg after sitting down. It's hard to describe how or why they were so uncomfortable, but if you've been here before you know what I mean. They clearly chose these chairs based on aesthetics alone. \nAnyway, our friends arrived and we all ordered our food. I decided on getting the ultimate salmon roll and I believe it was called the sun roll. I could be wrong on the name of that second one but it was something close to that. My boyfriend got a couple rolls and we decided to share a plate of tuna sashimi. For the 2 rolls I ordered and the plate of sashimi it was almost $40. My boyfriend got the sunshine roll and a las vegas roll. Those two rolls plus a drink was more than $20. So all together we spent more than $60. I love sushi. I would be more than happy to pay those prices for a plate of delicious fish. But what came out was not what I was expecting for the price we paid. \nMy rolls were pretty, but they were almost inedible. I pretty much choked down the ultimate sushi roll. 2 or 3 pieces into eating it I debated wether or not it was worth finishing. The little tiny bit of smoked salmon that was inside was dry and I could barely taste the fresh salmon that was conservatively layered on top. I moved onto the whatever-sun roll and that was a little bit better but it was still lacking in flavor and texture. The sashimi was just awful. It didn't taste like fish, it almost didn't taste like anything, and the texture of it was really weird. It was almost chewy. My boyfriend and I have been known to just down entire plates of sashimi in less than a min or two, but after one piece he called it quits and it took me the entire rest of our time in the restaurant to finish the plate.\nThe staff was pretty nice, I mean they weren't going out of their way to be pleasant with us but they weren't rude either. \nAll together I'd say this visit and the food was a total failure. I feel like this place's only saving grace is that it's clean and it's in a pretty convenient location. I would have liked to give this place another shot and try another couple of rolls before writing my review, but I was REALLY disappointed with the \"food\" (I am having a hard time even using that word because it was barely edible) I ordered. It wasn't the worst sushi in the world, but it wasn't anywhere near the best. And with the prices they're charging for these lack-luster rolls, I really don't see myself ever coming back here again.
__label__0 When we pulled up we had doubts but decided to be open minded,To say I was disappointed would be an understatement. The service was beyond horrible. Staff was some of the most unfriendly people I have ever encountered. The food took a unreasonably long time to come out and was under par to say the least. Let's just say that if I was offered a free meal here I would kindly reject. Save your money and time and skip out on cafe wasabi.
__label__1 Since the owner offered to make it right I have improved my rating based on his interest in customer happiness, I always try to be fair.
__label__1 Service has always been great, don't care for the dry bread but it's the horrible water that stands out as trying to get the customer to order a \"drink\". Out of the four of us at dinner we all agreed the water tasted like chlorine water from someone's pool. The server said it's \"filtered\". NOT a chance! We asked him if we could get the water from bartender. He replied \"it's the same\". He kept pushing ordering a $4 sparkling water or cocktail etc. We all agreed no thanks. I went up to the bar later and asked for a glass of water. What do you know? It was fine and definitely filtered. Food is alright but when the water tastes better at even In and Out or any other restaurant you know they aren't paying attention to detail. Plenty of other great Italian restaurants on Bell Rd.
__label__2 I have a wonderful love/hate relationship with LGO. \n\nYou know when you have a friend who is just...difficult but awesome? You know that it is going to be a bit of a challenge to get together with him/her, and they might give you a hard time? But once you do get settled in, all is well and your friend is awesome? \n\nSo that's where I am with LGO. I have been coming here for 4 years or so, and the parking always sucks (as previously mentioned) and the lines are always long (also previously mentioned). I suppose its impressive that this place is so packed all the time....but based on the food, it's not surprising.\n\nThe food is awesome- particularly the pizzas and the commuter sandwich. Also they have some of the best prepackaged salads I have ever had....I'm not even a salad girl! Overall, LGO is a place with character, entertainment, and great food. \n\nOne more thing is the size- during the lunch/dinner rush it is particularly difficult for those in wheelchairs to manuever the room. Last year I scheduled a meeting with several colleagues, and one who was in a wheelchair had a very hard time- we had to ask another group to switch with us so she could get up to the table. I'm quite certain it was pretty embarassing for her.
__label__2 This is one of my favorite places in town but I had a bad experience today. Ordered a new item for me, San Danielle... when it was served, it was just well... ugly. The sandwich was cut into four pieces and just scattered on the plate and it looked so small. I am used to their sandwiches coming with a small side of mixed fruit but mine came with a quarter of a gala apple... it wasn't even deseeded (is that the right term?). The sandwich tasted okay, but not great. Okay, so I know that people are cutting corners, but for the price i'd expect a little more care with the presentation and a bit more product. I love this place and will be back, maybe my experience was a one off, but has any one else noticed these sorts of 'changes'?
__label__4 Me and the boyfriend were going on a date night to Postino for their $20 bottle if wine a bruchetta deal. The wait was 40 minutes so we decided to go have a drink at LGO while we waited. \nWe sat at the Chefs table and were greeted by our server Emma, I must say Emma was the nicest server. We asked her a ton of questions about what her favorite dishes were for when we come back. She was so helpful. \nWe ordered a bottle of wine, its a much better deal than a glass. They sell wine in their shop next door. You buy the bottle at retail price and there is no corking fee. We got a bottle for $13!! You cannot beat that. \nAfter chatting with Emma for a while and seeing the food around us we ended up taking our name off the list at Postino. (we still love you Postino the wait was just too long). \nEmma recommended the Padres pizza which is not on the menu. It was delicious. No sauce, four cheese blend, prosciutto, and fig! The salty/ sweet combo is great!! \nWe started with the Shrimp Ceviche and it was the best I have had!! The shrimp was plump and not sparse in the dish. \nLGO had a warm, cozy environment that is inviting. Emma was fantastic! The food was yuuummyy!! We cant wait to go back and try a different kind of pie!
__label__4 La Grande Orange or as we local's call it . . . LGO is a great neighborhood meeting place with a wonderful atmosphere and fantastic food.  I've been frequenting LGO since day-1 some ten years ago and always enjoy myself.\n\nBREAKFAST SUGGESTION:  The perfect amount of nutrition and food for breakfast as I see it is 1/2 order of Granloa, Friut and Yogurt . . . granola roasted fresh each and every day.\n\nPIZZA SUGGESTION: Try the gluten-free roasted pizza-crust 1/2 corn & goat cheese and add avocado and the other 1/2 classic margherita pizza and you'll not be disappointed.  If you're in the mood for a glass of wine, the Moobuzz Pinot Noir slightly chilled is a great complement.\n\nPARKING: The Desert Parking valet guys are always gentlemen and will treat you special each and every time.  They will recognize you by name and if I ran as fast as they do to bring the car around, I'd loose a chin or two :-)\n\nKeep up the good work LGO . . . \n\nMURF
__label__0 i really wanted to like this place - a lot, since so many people I know seem to love it.  But much like many other trendy wanna-be higher end joints, I think the average upper-middle class customer base wants to like it so much they don't care how they are treated.  I however, am not blinded by overpriced food and nifty decor.\n\nThis place is chaotic, overpriced and unfortunately has pretty decent food regardless. Super snobby hipster or sorority girl staff - not just one or two, but MOST OF THEM. I failed to meet one friendly person working there any time I have been in.  I registered on Yelp simply to leave this review.\n\nGoing in at 3pm-ish is kinda a bad idea since they are in the middle of shifting from lunch to dinner set-up and no-one wants to help you.  You still have to order at the counter...my go-to is the pretty darned decent (but messy) veggie burger.  But that is all you get - no chips or anything.  Its enough but don't expect fancy.\n\nSo yesterday we go in for my honey's birthday.  We both order the veggie burger.  We were the only ones eating in the place, but other patrons were hanging out finishing up or studying with desert.  \n\nFirst, they are already clearing the tables and setting for dinner.  No biggy right.  Problem is they take all the napkin dispensers off the tables and replace with place settings.  Great.  But people still come in to eat during this time.  So, no tables had napkins. I ask the guy doing the settings if we could get a napkin.  He ignores me.  I chock it up to not hearing me.  A few minutes go by, still no food, still no napkins.  So I get up and go ask the guy (same guy that ignored me) who is standing in front of a huge basket of cloth dinner napkins if we could get a couple. His response - NO! and that I needed to go find a napkin dispenser....!! say what?! last time I checked I wasn't on the payroll. And Seriously dude!  I am not good enough for a cloth napkin 2 inches from your face after you removed all the paper napkins available?  Needless to say I myself had to go hunt down the last table that had a dispenser on it - outside.\n\nAfter a very long wait, and much needed napkins in hand,  we finally get our burgers.  Great.  We take them to the table and my honey decides its a little bland and want mustard. She goes back up front and was told point-blank that if she had wanted mustard she should have ordered it and the only one that could give her mustard was the person calling out the food order - who was no longer around. Soooo, in an effort to be the better person we chose not to make a scene over mustard. Are you kidding me?  You can't turn around to the guy in the kitchen standing a foot away from you and say hey dude, can you hand me the mustard for a customer....NOPE!  We were freaking refused MUSTARD! \n\nAnd again, this was on my honeys birthday.  We chose to spend part of our special day here and not, one, not two, but every single staffer was rude on some level.  We decided not to get coffee and dessert and chose to spend our money elsewhere.  \n\nI am a customer service freak and the times I had been here before were so busy I couldn't tell if it was me being stressed by the environment, or if the customer service sucked! I chose to give them the benefit of the doubt, but now that I have been here without it being busy at all, I know it is just the ATTITUDE of this place. We will NEVER be back.
__label__1 I hate to write a bad review for this place after years of going. I love using Yelp to compliment a business but feel that this review is for the business to know what is unacceptable. I met my cousins for lunch and I was first to get there. The hostess Jessica told me she would have to wait to seat me till my group arrived.  I don't mind that policy. I ended up going to the bar while waiting and realized my cousin including her 7 year old daughter sat themselves in a booth. My little cousin is seven so she didn't have the intention to annoy the hostess by picking a table. After a minute the hostess came up and said word for word, \"You cannot ever sit yourself. Never ever do that.\" Then whipped her hair and stormed away like a teenager having a tantrum. I love the food, the service is always great but unfortunately I will not want to go back after my family and I were told off by a kid.  Love you LGO.. I hope your staff is expected to have better manners in the future.
__label__0 I used to really enjoy this place, I even purchased a Growler of beer last year, at which time they gave me a punch card and \"next refill only $3\" (maybe it was $2 or $4)coupon which didn't expire for over a year. I was like \"Shit yes! that's an awesome deal!\" So earlier this summer(I know I'm a little late on the review) I took my growler in to get filled so I would have some delicious beer to drink while watching the NFL draft. The bartender that helped me was very nice, she let me sample the draft beers and gave me water to rinse between samples, she even found me a new twist cap for my growler since I didn't have one. This was a big deal since they now have new growlers that do not have the same twist caps as my older growler. At this point I was thinking \"I knew I loved this place, they are awesome.\"\n\nThis is where it went south. I decided on the beer I wanted and presented my punch card and my coupon. When the bartender returned with my bill I was very surprised to see that she charged me full price for the growler and not for what the coupon had said. She also returned a new punch card that still only had the single punch as the one I had given her, no second punch for the growler I was purchasing. I asked her about the coupon and she replied \"It was old, we don't have those anymore\" The expiration date was clearly written on the coupon in sharpie marker and it was well before that expiration date. I explained this to the bartender and asked her if they really do not accept their own valid coupons that are not yet expired to which she replied \"nope\". I was and am still appalled that a place of business would not honor their own coupons!! I was at a loss of words and didn't know how else I could try to help the bartender see how ridiculous this was. She was very rude and short with me  and showed no concern for trying to understand the situation. At which point I left and thought \"What the shit just happened? A business that doesn't accept their own coupons......\" They had the perfect opportunity to provide exemplary customer service and make everything right, I wish they would have at least tried.
__label__3 I love this place for dinner.  A very nice variety.  Service has always been good for me and the portions are huge.    I would tend to stay away from seafood here though.  I have a rule, if it is not fresh seafood, don't get it.  The chicken dishes are great along with the jumbalaya.  About $40 for a good dinner.
__label__2 Some friends and I came here recently for a little late lunch. It was a warm but breezy afternoon and we sat outside. I really liked the area- it's right across from Green Valley Ranch in one of those village-looking outdoor shopping centers.  This means the surroundings were pleasant to look at and there wasn't a ton of car traffic. \n\nI can't say I was impressed by what I ate.  I had salmon sushi and it wasn't all that. To be fair, I'm not a fan of warm sushi. Room temperature is good for me, but at least the salmon was freshly cooked, right?  I ordered a wedge salad and was sorely disappointed to the point of not even eating all of it.  Heck, I can hack a head of iceberg lettuce in half and throw some blue cheese next to it for much cheaper.  Not worth the price.  My meal was actually not memorable.  \n\nWould I come back? I would definitely give it another try because the service was nice and the surroundings were pleasant. I'd like to try the dining room, as it looked nicely put together.  I hope the food is worth it!
__label__1 This place was nothing fantastic. We started with spring rolls and they were average. Then I had the Pacific Cove salad, which was a little too fishy and I am not sure I liked how each item was segregated on the plate. The crab and shrimp seemed like they were just pulled from the freezer. Everything was just okay. For the money it wasn't worth it. \n\nThe atmosphere was nothing special either... just another regular chain-like setting.
__label__4 Had a great dinner at Elephant Bar last night! \n\nGot a coupon in the mail for 2 meals and an appetizer for $20! While they did limit the  selections you could get with the coupon, we were happy with the choices so it worked out fine.\n\nFood was delicious and the service was fantastic! Waitress was very attentive and polite.\n\nLocation was a plus too! Had a lovely walk around The District shops afterward. \n\nAll and all, a hands down 5 stars!
__label__2 I had an okay Cobb salad for lunch today, along with a glass of wine. I'm not a big fan of laminated menus, but they did have a decent selection of dishes. It has a TGI Friday's kind of vibe. Not haute cuisine, but it's keeping it real. The service was very good.
__label__0 So.. my favorite animals are elephants and I heard great things about this place.  When I first walked in the decor was great and I thought it would be quite the spot.  \n\nBoy was I wrong.  \n\nThe tower of dirty drinks on the bar that needed to be placed in the dishwasher followed by the manager, Zoltan, flirting and talking pictures with the girls sitting at the bar while my drink sat empty was quite disappointing.\n\nWe did however take advantage of the elephant bar rewards program which got us a free appetizer immediately online when we registered.\n\nWe got the edamame, coconut shrimp skewers, and spinach artichoke dip.  It was all decent, at best.\n\nWe then had the pleasure of speaking with Zoltan, the manager, who when we asked if he was the manager he said \"No, I just hang out here\".  He was then asked by us why this tower of glasses was sitting next to us and he just made excuses for it.  We asked if he needed to hire a dishwasher to assist with the dishes & he said no and that the bartenders should be doing a better job.  He didn't act like he cared at all.  He was too busy taking selfies with the drunk blonde across the bar.  \n\nI then went to the bathroom where the toilet didn't flush & there was just enough toilet paper for me.\n \nRoy the bartender was very attentive however the other bartender was about as bad of a sever as you can get.  I would order through him & then he would just tell Roy what I ordered & Roy would serve me.\n\nAfter we had commented on the pile up of glasses the bartender made a comment to the one server who was dropping her glasses off and she said \"I don't really give a shit\" and then Quartae the bartender said \"Fuck off\".. in ears reach of myself and the rest of the bar to hear.\n\nIt was quite the experience and I don't think ill ever be back!
__label__2 This place is ok, the menu has a good selection of foods and the staff seemed friendly enough.  It was crowded so it took a little while to get our table and our food, however the decor of the place keeps your mind off of the wait time.  \n\nThe food is average, I cannot say it was horrible, but it was not memorable enough to say that it was fantastic.  There are many other choices of places to eat, however, if I find myself in an area with an Elephant Bar, I know what to expect going in.\n\nI know the staff vary from place to place, I have been here once before and sat in the bar with a friend and I can say the bartendar, a young girl was not the most pleasant.  She was nice and took care of us, but her sense of humor was not a warm and welcoming persoanlity, it is like she was there because it was a job and nothing more.  \n\nIf you are hungry this is not a bad place and know you will get ok food here, but do not expect a gourmet meal.  Friendly service is a toss up by place and person you deal with I guess, but like I said I would go here again if needed.
__label__0 This so bad! My husband and I walked in ordered a beer, hot tea and nachos without beans. 20 minutes later we get the nachos with beans so my husband asked if we could get them without from a different server because our server went on break. The manager came over and was so rude and blamed everyone else for the mistake. Because of the management I would never go back. He yelled at the bartender for trying to help us with our order!
__label__0 Service was super slow and the food was terribly disappointing.\nThe chicken and shrimp wok-fired dish read well on the menu but was a huge\ndisappointment when it arrived to the table. The chicken was burnt, dry and super salty. The shrimp were over cooked and dry. The vegetables, well, they didn't look like veggies. Overcooked, over seasoned. This place is not worth the effort, keep driving and find some where else to dine.
__label__1 I swear I rarely have fun at Vegas clubs.. There's just something so douchey about them.. Honestly, I'd be more inclined to have fun if there were just two requirements filled.. Space to dance and good music (no, not your typical top 40 crap).. The crowd tends to play second fiddle in this whole scheme, but nonetheless the play an important factor in the big picture..\n\nAnyway, I'm rambling cuz I don't really have a lot to say about this place.. Other than the fact that they played decent music, had space to dance.. but the crowd was full of 46+ y/o people.. Not cool\n\nWomp Womp.. at least it was free
__label__2 Ilios Noche is a difficult place to classify.  We met a few friends there, and are glad that we went early, because even with a relatively small group (5), we barely fit on a weeknight.  This place gets packed.  Consider yourself warned.\n\nAs we had heard good things about the spreads, we tried some, and they were tasty indeed.  The Htipiti (no idea if I spelled that right) was our favorite, and I probably could have eaten it all night.\n\nThe staff - or at least our waiter - was awesome.  He helped us with the menu, gave us tips on the wine list, even brought out samples (hefty samples at that) when people couldn't decide, big thumbs up on service, something that you don't always find.\n\nAt the end of the meal, he even took me in the kitchen to show me the desserts because I couldn't decide which one I wanted.  Pretty cool.  Remember to tip your server.\n\nThe only thing that was somewhat disappointing was the main course.  That's not to say that everything is disappointing, or even that mine was, just that dessert was tasty (some sort of chocolate torte thing, but it was less cake-like than I would have expected) and the appetizer was awesome, the service was great, and the sandwich was pretty good.  The ends are great and the middle was, well middling.\n\nBy itself, it probably would have been quite good.  With everything else, so-so.
__label__3 Great locally owned spot!  Food is always fresh, spiced right and reasonably priced.  Not a bad item on the menu!  \nIt's in a strip mall... so, not the greatest location... small and about ready for an update.  But, the atmosphere inside is nice.  You've gotta try this place!
__label__2 Only been here once on a romantic night out with my wife.\n\nRestaurant is a little cramped making it tough to enjoy a private meal without occasionally looking over at the folks seated next table and smiling back. Waiting staff is excellent and explained the menu very well. Food was OK.
__label__4 Always good. And they reopened. Much better. Diver's Scallops and chick peas. Who would have thought. But they were great. My girls Loved the cheese pizza. Truth be told I thought it was quite good as well.
__label__3 Lola is one of my favorite, favorite places to eat in Phoenix -- the community tables offer fantastic footsie opportunities with your date, while still remaining seductively coy...\n\nThe waitress last night was an absolute delight.  Even though Lola's took my favorite tapas off the menu (the berenjena... anyone remember that?!) we went with the gambas and barcelona eggplant.  The gambas in particular were great, with dollops of paprika aioli at the bottom, which beautifully complimented the eggplant.\n\nExtra stars for getting THREE platters of free bread AND refills on the saffron mayonesa we requested for dipping -- that's something to love, for sure (ask for the saffron mayonesa at the begging of your meal, and they'll just keep bringing it).  \n\nDocking a star because 3/4 of the time I pop by, this delight is closed for some inexplicable reason.  However....\n\nCheck out their ladies room; the drawers in the 'decorative' dresser are filled with anything a sexy lady needs -- bobby pins, hair spray, mouth spray (which is slightly sketch, but after a garlicy date, you never know), and the best Burt's Bees hand lotion of my life.  It's worth supposedly 'oily' and 'tiny' food if you use the restroom's facilities...
__label__0 Disappointment comes in small portions: I understand what they are trying to achieve. I understand they would like me to order 5-6 items, but I have no desire to spend anything over $50 for lunch. The sangria was the only morsel of hope for me to ever return. Having all the potential in the world, they could make this place fantastic. Considering my guest and I were the only ones eating in the middle of lunch hour I am positive that we are not the only ones who feel this way.
__label__4 I love this location! Wow, you cant go wrong with anything you order here. love it!
__label__0 There's only one thing worse than an air conditioning unit whose decibel level rivals the planes flying over the building: getting stuck in a 90-degree elevator with 6 other conference members after sitting through 10.5 hours of said conference.\n\nWe were stuck at the third floor and no one knew what to do.  One guy's solution?  Press every button to get the thing moving.  Another guy gets on his iPad and actually Googles \"How to get out of a stuck elevator\".  Step number one?  Don't press any buttons.  FML.\n\nThe conversation between me and the front desk (via the elevator emergency phone) went something like this:\n\nFD: Crowne Plaza, can I help you?\nMe: Yes.  7 of us are stuck in your elevator.\n\n*Five minutes later*\nMe: Do you have an ETA?\nFD: Um, we called the elevator company and we're waiting for a call back.\n\n*10 minutes later, temperature rising, coworker confesses he is claustrophobic*\nMe: What's the ETA?\nFD: The elevator company hasn't called us back.  We'll try to get someone to help you.\nMe: Great idea.\n\n*15 minutes later*\nCoworker: Do you have a f*cking ETA? It's f*cking HOT IN HERE!!!!\nFD: We're working on it.\nCoworker: Well, try working a little harder!\n\n50 minutes in, we hear all sorts of banging and clanging.  Claustro is screaming, \"Get us OUT OF HEEEEEEERE!!!\" and slowly going insane.  Someone outside helping us yells, \"I guess it's getting pretty hot in there, huh?\"  FML.\n\n55 minutes in, the Fire Department pries the door open.  We run out, sweaty and angry.  Then 4 of our 7 hop on an elevator to finally get to their rooms (!).\n\nLater, all 7 of us were locked out of our rooms because staff went in to drop off cards and bowls of \"Sorry you suffered for an hour\" mixed nuts.\n\nWow.  Locked in an elevator, then locked out of our rooms.  Will we be back?  Not likely.
__label__2 Breakfast was surprisingly good! Salsa had fresh cilantro and lime. Wait staff were friendly and responsive. All good.
__label__3 Overall, a good experience at Sensi - probably 3.5 stars but I'll round up because I did enjoy the food.\n\nI went with my fiancee, and she got the ahi trio (can't remember how each piece of the trio was prepared). I do remember, however, that it seemed pretty standard, no flavors that were truly astounding. I got the shrimp tacos, which were absolutely amazing. 3 Little shrimp tacos in a very flaky crust with a great sweet sauce.\n\nDinner was good. I had some sort of meat combination that had chicken, fish, and steak, combined with naan and some curry. all of it was well prepared and the flavors were clean. The naan was the best part, it was a great garlicky naan that had a really good flavor. Fiancee had the short rib, which was good, but definitely not the best short rib I'd ever tried (she agreed with this assessment)\n\nA couple of bad points - waiters were very courteous, but it felt like the whole meal was a bit rushed, especially given that the restaurant wasn't that crowded (we were done in a little over an hour, and that's because we were taking our time as much as possible). Also, I think the place is a bit overpriced, total bill was 170 before tip, and given that we only had 3-4 drinks with our meal, for what we were served, it just seemed a bit high.
__label__2 three-and-a-half star food at five star prices. it's not a *terrible* place, but you can find better food at better prices elsewhere on the strip. keep looking.
__label__4 +10 on everything Misti Y said in her review, and I wanted to add that I also ate the Baked Maine Lobster \"Dynamite\" with Spicy Dungeness Crab Stuffing on Valentine's night. INCREDIBLE! The real crab stuffing was the ultimate 'spicy crab' that all versions of 911 rolls aspire to be. Needless to say, I was stuffed myself by the end of the meal. \n\nWe were told that it took 2 months of recipe development to come up with their McDonald's Apple Pie tribute. It was so compellingly crafted and conjured such vivid taste memories that I laughed out loud after the first bite.
__label__3 the house made ginger drink is as good as we heard
__label__2 The Better Half and I decided to give this joint a try.  We'd heard about it and saw the favorable reviews on Yelp.  Unfortunately, the experience didn't match our expectations.  Here's why:\n\n- The waiter took forever to take our drink order....we seriously could have drank a glass of Wine in the amount of time it took him to come by.  One thing I hate is having to wait for my Wine!\n\n- He screwed up our order and forgot my side order of Bacon Fried Rice.  I was looking forward to trying it because it sounded sooo good.  But when it didn't come out with the entrees, I didn't want to have to eat it by itself.\n\n- The serving of the Salad was mistimed and the entrees came out before we were finished with our Salad and Appetizers.....we felt rushed.\n\nWe ordered:\n\nSONOMA FOIE GRAS\nCHERRY PRESERVE, $25\nhttp://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/bK_eTLw_uEuEyMzdZlKN6A?select=2VpoayF-8SBISGf7cIwHpw\n\nPECORINO GNOCCHI\nSACRAMENTO DELTA ASPARAGUS. MORELS. SPRING GARLIC CREAM, $18\nhttp://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/bK_eTLw_uEuEyMzdZlKN6A?select=ovRy0UiaSdqvro-TSLTReA\n\n10 OZ PRIME FILET MIGNON\nCERTIFIED ANGUS. KANSAS,  $50\nhttp://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/bK_eTLw_uEuEyMzdZlKN6A?select=MTL3fri25VQZswjj8a7MaA\n\nPAD THAI\nVEGETABLE & EGG, $25\nhttp://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/bK_eTLw_uEuEyMzdZlKN6A?select=pF-X3DISeWzVP0At0ee26A\n\nThe food was pretty good.  I enjoyed the Gnocchi very much and the Filet was juicy and cooked just right.  I tried a bit of TBH's Pad Thai, and it was pretty good.\n\nOverall, the food was great, but the service sucked.  We watched other tables and noticed slow service as well with the other servers.  This place has a long way to go.\n\nReturn Factor - 50%
__label__4 Do they really need another review. They are awesome, you should eat  here.
__label__1 This was not our first experience at Sensi. We were fans from almost the day it opened at Bellagio several years ago. We had some extraordinary meals there. Maybe it was an off night, but our latest experience wasn't anything close to the Sensi we remembered from not even a year ago.  \n\nAmbiance and decor is still outstanding . . . and one of the few places in the area that is not overwrought with 20-something women in stilettos and men in their saggy jeans. \n\nThere were ample items on the menu that sounded delicious, but in reality did not live up to our expectations. Unlike one of the previous posters, we found the Sensi Roll Call sampler almost too ambitious with a combination of flavors that left a sour aftertaste.  We also had the Sensi Original Noodle. While the combination of the various items reminded us of something along the line of a pad thai or chow fun type dish, it was actually heavily laden with cumin. Oh, how I wish the item description would have said so . . . cumin, while a great antioxidant, is one of my least favorite herbs . . . so disappointed.\n\nThe house-made naan bread was stellar . . . I could have eaten at least two bread baskets all by myself! The best part of the entire meal . . . \n\nUnfortunately, the less than stellar food along with the surly manner of our waiter made for a very lackluster culinary experience.
__label__1 We must have really hit an off night. I found this restaurant to be absolutely nothing special considering all of the wonderful dining options in Las Vegas.  After reading all of the wonderful  reviews I expected it to be great.  I'm disappointed that I wasted a mail while I was in town on this restaurant. \n\nIt's hard for me to say even specifically what I had to eat because it was that unmemorable.  We were a table of four and started with a sushi appetizer. Nothing special, no great flavors, definitely not a  standout.  I had a steak dish that wasn't great either. The drinks were fine,  and in the beginning we considered ordering desert because we saw the elaborate plates they were being served on.   After we finished our entr\u00e9es we definitely changed our minds and decided to skip it..\n\nThis restaurant is pretty damn pricy for what you get.   Unmemorable and over rated.
__label__3 Sensi was a refreshing change from the lights, activity, and general overstimulation of Vegas. The entry features a refreshing waterfall in the background, cozy yet intimate dining with succulents on each table, and an open kitchen allowing one to view the chefs rolling dough for fresh naan. Which leads me to the naan- it was delicious! Crisp, soft, and nicely charred with a flavourful dipping sauce. \n\nThe waiter was attentive and accommodating. I am a vegetarian and my sister, gluten intolerant, and he was more than willing to modify dishes if needed. A ordered a butternut squash gnocchi with pickled pear, brussels sprouts leaves, and a touch of parmesan. All of the vegetables complimented one another without being overpowering and the presentation was well thought out. Overall, it was a relaxing evening and I would return for the atmosphere and fresh, flavourful dishes.
__label__0 If I was allowed to give just one \"Worst of Yelp Awards\" this would be it.\n\nThe Cards must have about 10,000 fans show up for games because the logistics for the National Championship game was a disaster. It was like this was the first event they ever held.\n\nProblems (So many - I'm sure I'll leave something out)\n\n1. No concessions to be found anywhere outside stadium\n2. Inside concessions ran out of hot dogs, cups and beer any many spots before halftime.\n3. Parking lot security was yelling at everyone\n4. There were only 4 gates for 70+ thousand fans\n5. Jumbotrons - small\n6. Barely could hear the stadium announcer\n7. They wouldn't show a replay and then they would put an ad up saying replays brought to you by....\n8. Only a couple of escalators for the upper decks that fit one person at a time.\n\nThis stadium does not deserve a BCS game and I hope it gets yanked from the smallest of the stadiums involved.
__label__1 Saw the LA Galaxy and Real Madrid soccer game there last night... The game was great, but the stadium could use some work.  Make sure you bring an extra amount if patience as you will wait in concession lines for a half hour and deal with quite possibly the worst parking exit strategy I have ever seen.  I was seriously concerned for the safety of my car and myself. Great game, but come prepared with extra hours of time and life saving patience.
__label__0 This stadium is like a giant UFO landing on an open field. A total Eye Sore. Plus the Team has been a total underachiever. But these aren't the only reasons I am completely down w/ the the stadium. First off, the prices of the tickets are awful. The stadium itself is designed horribly to keep the fans as far away from the field that even w/ binoculars you miss the action. But paying 50+ for 2nd tier and nosebleeds... that's outragous. \n\nThen there is the location. With all the open space you would think that they would design proper parking and roads. Getting to and from the stadium takes 1 hour to reach the freeway 1 mile away. The parking situation is just stupid bad. \n\nLastly there is the staff/organization. The NFL implimented a new bag rule and the security at the gates were rude and ignorant of the rules. I had a small camera bag. I was told to throw it away or take it back to the car. No where around were the rules associated w/ the new bag rule. just this rude, bored bouncer. After throwing it away I found out that bags 4.5 x 6.5 are acceptable. My camera bag was 3x6. Too late, to do anything about it. \n\nGiven the problems in parking, staff and over charging I would rather go to Zipps and enjoy the game there. A much better food selection and nicer on the wallet.
__label__3 Awesome stadium. Bars everywhere, it's impossible not to get a beer. I had a full scale bar right outside my section. As far as the seats go, pretty nice view. You get almost a good view anywhere you sit. Cup holders FTW.
__label__4 It doesn't get any better\n\nI've had the opportunity of attending two Arizona Cardinals games at University of Phoenix Stadium.  All I have to say it is always a great experience.  I've been to a few stadium across the country and the Cardinals  have one of the better stadiums I've visited.  The Cardinals stadium has  comfortable seating, awesome views from anywhere, spacious walkways, lots and lots of amenities  (food, washrooms and a fan shop) and more then enough parking for tailgating.\n\nRemember to get to the stadium early  before a game, so you can take advantage of all the great restaurants.  Don't forget statium personnel screen everyone coming in, and are strict with the NFL's new bag policies (ladies- get a wristlet or buy one of the clear tote bags).\n\nSo if you get a chance head to the stadium to check it out.
__label__2 Total tourist spot. It is a great place to hang out and party for non clubbers and out of towners. Relaxed atmosphere, great music on the Strip without the crazy club scene. One note though; the flair bar tending is cool the first time you see it then it gets old...really fast. I actually went to a couple of these flair bar tending contests (I do not know what possessed me to attend such an event) but it is the same twelve people who competed for the last ten years. I even heard one guy say that he has a mock bar at his garage and he practices all the time. They even have a club/group for flair bartenders. Are you serious? Minus one star for lame a$$ flair bartenders. Easy with the tossing and heavy on the vodka.
__label__1 Otherwise known as the 10th Circle of Vegas Hell.  I would have given it one star, but it does cater nicely to a certain demographic, and who am I to judge?!  But unless you are of that demographic (alcoholic trailer-park-dwelling assembly-line-worker-on-vacation-from-Rustbucket, USA), you might share my low opinion of this depressing place.  \n\nCarnaval Court tries really hard to be cheerful and fun.  REALLY HARD!  But all the ear-splittingly-loud Bon Jovi covers and manically juggled cheap booze in the world can't mask the oppresively depressing nature of the bar's denizens: blue collar mooks, on perpetual Spring Break from a third-tier community college, desperate to bag whatever beat-up white trash trim they can scare up.  Bachelerotte parties celebrating some unfortunate muffin-topped truck-stop waitress's thrird marriage.  Bowling alley attendants and their factory-worker wives, gaping maws open wide and turned up like baby birds to catch the cheap drizzle of sticky booze being poured down like proletariat manna by the bartenders, who tend to get up on the bar and tease the patrons with \"free shots\" poured directly from unmarked bottles.  Good times!\n\nActually, this place would be pretty good people watching, if it weren't so ear-splittingly, soul-shatteringly LOUD!  Not only does the live cover band BLARE one played-out  classic rock party anthem after another, but the bartenders (seemingly all 500 of them) constantly blast shrilly into the metal whistles tightly clamped in their grimaces, and repeatedly bang their metal cocktail shakers onto the metal bar... OVER and OVER and OVER, in a grim, desperate attempt at merrymaking.  This place is DETERMINED TO MANUFACTURE FUN OUT OF NOISE, as if sound waves can conquer misery and squalor.  Good luck with, that, guys!!!
__label__2 Harrah's has a smart business module when it comes to Carnaval Court. It is situation on a pathway that sucks tourist in. With all the kiosks around, it has useless souvenirs within drunken reach. Even though my friends and I were not inebriated, we still bought those shirts that light up to the music. Thinking they were the epitome of cheesy tourist, we all bought matching shirts to signify our unity. \n\nEntering the party scene with our newly acquired garments garnered so much attention and compliments. The dance floor is large and provides enough room to get down. Being outside helps alleviate the overheating that sometimes occurs when the dance floor gets too crowded. \n\nThe flare bartenders are fun to watch and make a decent cocktail. If you want to alternate between partying and gambling, this is the perfect venue because they have table games set aside as well. It has everything someone coming to Vegas is looking for.
__label__0 A decade later, it's just not the same....maybe I'm just older now. Maybe it's the crowd? Eh, whatever it was or IS, it's just not the place for me.
__label__3 Had dinner on 05/02/08; we had no reservations and just walked in, which made it a plus. The service was great, the decor and atmosphere made it fun, and the yellowtail sashimi with jalapenos and the star rabbit sake were awesome..definately recommend these two!
__label__0 Saw very good reviews on Yelp so decided to go there for one of my bachelorette pre-party dinners.  The interior design was excellent and very nice setting for fine dining, but I was really disappointed at their food quality and table service.  \n\nWe ordered all of the specialty rolls and none of them are close to my lowest standard for sushi.  I can get better quality at any of the sushi take-out places in SF.   \n\nBesides their bad taste in food, I felt very stupid that they had to sit us next to another rowdy bahcelorette party.  Those girls were annoying AS HELL!!!! I am not saying that we weren't loud but why put us together when there were plenty of room?? They should have thought about that and put us somewhere else at the first place.  I made the request to sit somewhere else and they put us in a private booth, which was cool.   \n\nThis place is such a rip-off and totally overrated! Do not recommend coming here.
__label__3 I love Social house for late night dining, happy hour pit stop and drinks with friends before going out dancing.  First off, the happy hour special was pretty good ( I think buy one get one).  My favorites on the list include\n*lychee martini *ginger sake martini *rock candy (comes with a candy stick *alcoholic green tea..all wonderfully blended, flavorful and will get you tipsy in no time.\n\n\nThe atmosphere is clean and modern.  The outdoor seating is beautiful and gives you a nice view of the strip.  The indoor sushi bar is also nice and is structured in a way to allow you to interact with other people at the bar.  I had a salad thing, that was OK, my non vegan friends have enjoyed just about everything here.\n\nI always try to come back when I am visiting faimly.
__label__1 So let me explain . . . \n\nLynn & I are once again in Las Vegas for et another DUI conference.  I know, I know -- it's either Vegas or New Orleans, but hey! both cities know how to drink!  Anyway, after several nights of excellent but \"fancy\" food, we were thinking something light and Japanese came to mind.  The problem is, we're staying at the Death Ray -- sorry, the Vdara -- and there are no restaurants per se in the hotel, and the Japanese restaurants nearby in the Bellagio or the Aria don't open until dinner.  BUT . . . there is this place called \"Social Hall\" that opens at 1:00 pm on Friday, so --\n\nNow 1:00 in the afternoon is a DIFFERENT CLIENTELE than a nightclub/bar/restaurant into the evening . . . all we really wanted was some lunch.  So readers would be well advised to a) take this review with a grain of salt, and b) understand it is a review of this establishment for LUNCH, in contrast to the overwhelming number of other reviews in which more sensible Yelpers than I went during the evening hours.\n\nNo complaints about the food.  It wasn't a \"Wow!\" but we sort of weren't expecting it to be.  The kitchen was out of some things -- I guess they weren't expecting people to eat lunch (but then why open for lunch?), as we were repeated told that a particular dish \"isn't ready yet.  It will be ready for dinner.\"  Uh, OK, but why open of lunch?  The Bento box was fine; the sushi was good.  But overall it seemed to lack that certain *spark* that elevates it above the ordinary.  \n\nThe waitress was simply not interested in us or in our needs.  Water glasses went unfilled.  She never asked us if we wanted to order more sake.  And it took forever to get the check.\n\nAnd the pulsating techno music at 1:00 in the afternoon gets tiresome by about 1:10.\n\nHOWEVER . . . in a move that is VERY unusual for Las Vegas, someone in this place truly cares about coffee!  They have a beautiful Hario siphon setup, complete with halogen heaters, plus a La Marzocco 3-group Linea and three Mazzer grinders for espresso.  The Ethipoian Harrar siphon coffee we enjoyed was superb!  Bonus points for that alone!  \n\nIf I were here for dinner, or if I were clubbing, well, I can certainly understand this place getting 4+ stars in reviews.  But I will probably take a pass on this place for lunch . . . unless it's just to duck in for some truly wonderful coffee.
__label__0 My friends and I walked in here... thinking we are going to get some fabolous food.  The dumb hostess told us it won't be open for another 15 minutes, so we waited.  After 15 minutes the hostess sat us down and gave us the menu.  After sitting there for another 5 minutes this guy came and said I hope you guys know that the kitchen don't open for another half hour!!!! WTF! Seriously?? Why didn't the retarded hostess tell us beforehand?? Instead, she was soo busy flirting with some bartendar shorter than her?! I don't know. I'm just really pist off and very disappointed. I was hungry. I was moody. And the weather was just hot and dry!! Social House, you guys should change your rules and hire smarter people than this!! This is outrageous!! With the prices on your menu we deserve better treatments and smarter hostess PLEASE!!!!
__label__1 If you're looking for sushi, definitely do not come here. We had a lunch pre fixe meal and it consisted of a miso soup/salad, tonkatsu ramen and salmon avocado roll. The soup was great and ramen was superb, the pork slices especially delicious. BUT on to the roll. Oh my god the roll was served very cold, the salmon was not fresh, definitely old, and the rice just tasted bad, like really bad. The result was a weird dark berry taste combination when you mix it in soy sauce. Yes that sounds weird but I swear that the best description for what horror my roll experience was. Had i not been for the sushi I would give this place 3-4 stars, but that definitely ruined it.
__label__2 Lured here by the promise of this ever so popular and famous Coco Loco...a female customer (not me) almost squealed with delight when she discovered she could take this heavenly dessert to go instead of stuffing herself silly in public with it.  (I mean, it's big enough for two...so imagine what a piggy you look like enjoying this all to yourself)!\n\nA small little place to kick back with a couple of friends (not a lot, they don't have enough room if you bring all your friends and cousins with you)!  While waiting for your order, you can examine and sniff the different kinds of teas they have available and play the guessing game of \"What kind of tea do you think this is?\"  You can also challenge your friend into taking a bite from their enormous cake just to see if they would do it.\n\nI'm not a big fan of boba...so you'll never find me drinking those damn tapioca balls that are meant to choke the hell out of your while stuffing yourself with cornstarch balls.  So, I'll go for one of their milkshakes instead.  In this case, I had their Mango Magic milkshake.  It was definitely one creamy of a thing.  Not bad, but I think I overdid it.  After all, I just finished eating (er, sharing) one of those damn Coco Loco things first.\n\nThe Coco Loco - it's a hollowed out coconut with coconut meat still attached to the head that you can carve out yourself to eat.  And then in the 'bowl', you'll find vanilla ice cream (the advertisement says coconut vanilla ice cream which is a complete lie since I asked the guy who made ours and he said it's just plain vanilla ice cream.  They don't have any coconut ice cream there.), shredded coconut meat, jelly things, pineapple chunks, and some other liquidy concoction that makes you slurping out all the little last bits from this shell.  (And go ahead, don't be shy about lifting that coconut up to your face to drink every last bit from it...look around, you'll probably find my friend doing it too!  Shute, if his tongue was long enough, he would be licking the sides of this thing!)  And yeah, at $6 each...it's a filler...that's why you're supposed to 'share' one of these bad boys!  (Check out my picture of it in the business profile!)\n\nSide note: They have a frequent buyer card! Purchase nine things and you get a FREE Speciality Beverage!  You know how I love those frequent eater/buyer cards!  We love places that recognize loyal fans!\n\nUpdated: 11/28/06 - The last time I went, I crawled out of bed and headed to Zeebo's just for their Coco Loco and imagine my disappointment when they said they were all out!  Lesson of the day - call ahead to make sure they still have some if you're heading out this way just for some sugar!\n\nUpdate: 03/01/07 - I haven't had any Coco Loco since this review.  Why?  Because I called and called, and they were always out!  Last night we called again and they had coconuts in stock!  The BF ordered one for himself and one for me and it was yummy!  Damn, I missed it!  I would give the Coco Loco a 4.5 star all on its own!  It's so good!  (The ice cream - it sure tastes better than any vanilla ice cream I ever had, but then again, it might be all that white liquidly syrupy stuff they have in there that makes it taste all that much better!)\n\nUpdate: 08/06/07 - I finally tried something else here...one of their 'healthy fruit blends'.  I had the strawberry one.  It's sugary sweet and has me wondering exactly how healthy it can really be?  The cool thing is that you can have 'jellies' instead of boba if you're not a big fan of the tapioca ball rage.
__label__2 The food was quite good and the service was OK. So why only three stars? Well, when I pay upwards of $40+ for a meal, I want something that's better than just \"good.\" My veal was just not that great. I think if I had ordered something else I might be giving them a higher star count, but I have to base my review on my experience.\n\nOh yeah, and they were \"out\" of the special for the day (salmon something or the other). So, if you're in the Bellagio and want a nice meal, I wouldn't avoid this place, I just think you can get more for your money if you hit one of the \"actual\" restaurants in the hotel-casino.
__label__3 I come here for 1 thing and 1 thing only - cr\u00e8me br\u00fbl\u00e9e.\n\nSure, I've tried some of their entr\u00e9es but the only thing that keeps me coming back is their dessert.  No matter what time of day it is, I will always return.\n\nHere's my rating on some of their dishes:\n\nEnglish Style Fish & Chips = 3 stars\nChicken Noodle Soup = 3 stars\nHalf Pound Angus Beef Burger (w/cheese) = 4 stars\nHomemade Meatloaf = 3.5 stars\nReuben = 4 stars\n\nWhat makes their cr\u00e8me br\u00fbl\u00e9e so special?  It's served in a trio dish with the following flavors - regular style, over chocolate, and with bananas. Delish!
__label__3 Hey folks, this is the Bellagio Cafe in Las Vegas not Denny's in Podunkville, so it's going to be on the expensive side, but you do get what you pay for and what you don't!  What you don't get . . . ketchup in dirty refilled bottles, sticky maple syrup bottles, paper napkins, and the list goes on and on!\n\nWhat you do get is great atmosphere, delicious food and courteous service. Even while standing line (and there often is a long line), you get to enjoy the stunning seasonal display and fragrant smells of the Bellagio Conservatory. Our favorite spot to sit is in the clover-shaped 4-plex booth to the left when you walk up the ramp, facing the conservatory . . . what a view and you get some of the best people watching in Vegas!\n\nThe food is consistently delicious.  Over the years (most recently in early March 2012), we have tried just about everything on the breakfast and lunch menus. For breakfast, I highly recommend the Bellagio Classic Omelet or the Maryland Crab Cake Benedict.  I always ask for my eggs on the soft side and they have never failed me. I also like my hash browns well, almost burnt, and they for the most part, that's what I get. For lunch, try the Cobb. My husband swears by it!\n\nCoffee is top notch, and they will leave a carafe on your table. They have real cream or milk, not the faux stuff that comes in mini plastic cups. I adore the fact that when you order an iced tea, the ice cubes are actually made with the tea itself as well. \n\nWe used to love to linger in the cafe when they had Keno, but they have removed the game it seems from all MGM Mirage properties across the board. So sad! We really missed it on this trip!
__label__0 Waited an hour for a cold $15 burger when I got back the second time it was warm but not worth waiting for!
__label__2 I ate here on our last visit and remember having a great experience. So on our return we decided to have brunch here.\n\nThe line was enormous, with no sign or notification of how long we would be waiting. But the wafts of delicious smells and memories of a good meal kept us in line. \n\nA 50 minute wait later we were seated at a circle booth with a beautiful view of the reindeer display. \n\nWe ordered the French onion soup, Greek salad, the traditional fish and chips and a Few sides. We munched on the variety of bread while we waited which wasn't great, but we were hungry.\nThe Greek salad came out and was a large size, though the dressing wasn't great. The onion soup was delicious with a layer of gruyere cheese.\nThe best thing was the fish and chips. And being a Brit I know what in talking about. Great french fish with a plentiful of yummy french fries. \nThe saut\u00e9ed mushrooms, broccolinni and mash were also good.\nFood is good but not quite worth the long wait and the price. Though it has great ambience and great service.
__label__2 This review is based on a single dinner at Cafe Bellagio.\n\nThe first thing I noticed was the nice opulent decor, followed by friendly greetings by the hostess and our server, Julie K.  The meal then began with a warm tasty roll and butter, followed by a good Crab Dip spread on toasted baguette slices.  But the dip could have been creamier.\n\nA crock of French Onion Soup with well-melted Gruyere Cheese was excellent, and dense Meatloaf topped by Brown Gravy and mushrooms was very good with Mashed Potatoes and Green Beans.  Unfortunately, the chef read the ticket wrong, and Diane had to send her medium burger back to receive a medium rare replacement.  Then she pronounced her Bacon Cheddar Cheeseburger with Parmesan Fries as tasting very good.\n\n3-1/2 stars overall!  We will likely return for another meal when we are in close proximity somewhere on the Strip as dinner time strikes, and have no other dining plans.
__label__2 3.5 stars.  Would come back again.\n\nWe came here with a party if five at 10am in a Sunday.  We had about a 10 minute wait.  \n\nCrab cake Benedict - 4 stars - egg was perfectly cooked! Crab cake was moist and flavorful.  Hollandaise was light and creamy.  I really liked this dish.  I substituted regular bacon for the canadian bacon.  next time i will ask for it to be extra crisp as it was a little under done for me.  Only thing this dish needed was toast or muffin on the side.\n\nIn general everyone enjoyed their meals.  My husband got the cafe Benedict and it was not nearly as good as the crab Benedict's.  my party got the banana foster (3.5 stars) and cornbeef and hash 3.5 star\n\nService was very slow.  3 stars. It took us 1/2 hour to get our food.  We only saw our waterless when she took our order, delivered our food and gave us the check.  No how are things, refill on water, etc.\n\nTips - \nIf you have a party larger than four it is always good to let the hostess know as you will usually be seated quicker.\nIf you have time to wait as for a window or atrium table.
__label__3 If I really enjoyed this chill spot in the Bellagio right beside the large garden. I ate at the bar on a Monday morning, had the lobster omlette....the cheese was just right inside the omlette, the lobster was ok....I really was just looking for a basic breakfast with hashbrowns and toast....and thats exactly what I got. Hashbrowns were good...nothing was too greasy, I didn't feel bloated afterwards, it was very peaceful and I like how you get a little container of honey with your tea and different jams. If you just want a basic breakfast that isn't too expensive, defiantly come here. I will go here again if I stay at the Bellagio.
__label__0 Service was terrible. My first time there I ordered a simple bacon cheeseburger and was given a smokehouse bacon burger with bbq sauce and caramelized onions. Disgusting flavor ruined my appetite. Went in for breakfast and didn't want to sit next to a loud group of drunks and was told there was nowhere else I could sit by the power tripping hostess station. Meanwhile, there were literally 100 empty seats. Needless to say, I walked away. Under staffing is unacceptable in a place where you already know you are paying too much for too little. Shame on you Bellagio. Get back into the game!
__label__0 Not impressed. Decor is nice but that's about it. Waited to be seated, waited to have order taken, waited for food the came out undercooked and wrong. Expensive. I do not recommend.
__label__2 I've dined here a few times and it's always been pretty decent. My friends and I came in the early afternoon and didn't wait too long before we were seated. We got a great table next to the conservatory so we had a good view while we were dining. (We could hear the music from the conservatory which was a little troubling since the western music they were playing did not fit the whole springtime theme of the displays...but that's a whole other story.)\n\nThe food is mediocre and is fairly filling. My friends ordered the burger while I had the torts de milanesa which I had trouble finishing. It was a little hard to flag down our server when we needed refills for our soft drinks or anything else.
__label__1 After working a nine-hour shift, rushing through a quick shower, and driving for five hours to get to Vegas to meet up with my girlfriends, we stumbled into Cafe Bellagio haggard and famished.\n\nService here is awful.  Maybe it was the way we were dressed [it was 12am and we were all in a different array of pajamas], maybe it was because we all had our travel faces on, or maybe it was because they lacked decent customer service but waiting around for 30 minutes in a near-empty empty restaurant on a weekday for a glass of orange juice and a sandwich with fries is ridiculous!  At least give us some water if you can't pour me a glass of oj!  I get that the servers deals with the drunks and asshats that venture into their beloved city but we were nothing but polite.  My friends and I all work in different fields of customer service and the lack of manners and a smile is just rude.\n\nSo how was the food?  Mediocre at best.  I daresay that even Denny's or Village Inn can slap together a better sandwich and deep-fry some frozen fries.  Oh well.  We ate, we paid, and we left.  Never again, Cafe Bellagio.\n_________________________________________________\n\nSide-note:  I received a nice message from Mark H., the customer representative, offering me to give them a second-try.  I'm flattered for such a gracious offer and I admire they're business integrity on trying to bring the best service possible.  It shows great work ethics and I respect that 100% but I must decline.  Definitely noted though and very cool of them to try and kiss and make up.
__label__1 I ordered 3 eggs and bacon * includes three pieces of bacon that didn't look very appetizing and cold toast I expected better from Bellagio I have has better bacon at Mom and Pop places..\n.
__label__2 Took 30 minutes for a beer however the burger was excellent!  Staff was very friendly and apologized for the delayed beer and was very good about recovering from the mishap.  We came back the following morning for breakfast.  Again slow service and a slightly less friendly staff.  Oh well.
__label__1 overpriced and got poor service. the layout and decor is hodgepodge of nightclub, bar and restaurant but does not hit the mark on any of them. pre-game mixed drinks for $10? sorry! I was hoping to catch some of the nba finals game 1 before heading to the d-backs game but couldn't wait to get out of there. TVs in the open bar area were tiny old standard def sets. what the? the \"nicer\" bar area with bigger HD sets was closed. the frickin nba finals are on! hello! sports bar? bah.
__label__3 Ok, for those of you who like going to chain restaurants, this is not your place. Also, if you're looking for white tablecloth and Vogue-ish ambiance, go to PF changs (yuck). This place is for weddings, family gatherings, just simple good food, morning noon and night, and amazing drinks.\n\nWe went for breakfast, because I love a good Mexican breakfast, but they're impossible to find here.\n\nJohn had juevos rancheros and they were lovely.\nI had the eggs and ham and it was perfect.\n\nGreat departure from the typical diner breakfast. Perfect for a hangover, because there's a full bar, and they will give you a bloody Mary.\n\nThe wrinkle, is that breakfast is served weekends only till noon. We walked in a half an hour late and they accommodated us. ;)\n\nTheir claim to fame is the taco lunch buffet. ~we didn't stick around for that. I can also imagine there would be some good salsa dancing in this place late nights.\n\nFrom the outside it looks like a tiny storefront. But it's huge inside and mellow, like everyone there was there the night before and the moonlight hasn't brushed off yet.
__label__2 This place visually is gorgeous. The decor, the music, and the smells. I have been here three times and have both good and not so good things to say about it.\n\nThe Good: the service, the ambiance, the drink menu, great looking people, the bathrooms, the bread, the desserts are yummo !!!\n\nNot so good: the amount of ice they put in the drinks, some of the food is not so great : example..we ordered the poopoo platter and the pork was dry that I didn't want to eat it and same with the ribs
__label__1 I once went to a perhaps unsurprisingly now defunct Trader Vic's in Washington for happy hour and was impressed by neither the food nor the drinks - this is not that story.\n\nAn almost empty restaurant (making our reservation comic relief) excluding the bustling bar area (slightly after the end of happy hour) on a holiday despite a well-decorated hall brimming with Tiki kitsch should have given us an indication, but since I was there for a family dinner with a picky family and this was already a compromise location, it was a bit late to change course(s), and among the goods for which we bartered were:\n\n- Cosmo Tidbits ($22): Enough fried and meaty flavors for three but nothing of note.\n- Lamb Curry (~$27): A flavorless cream of lamb soup that would have made Campbell's proud as a special? I have no idea what the chef was thinking with this.\n- Polynesian Snowball ($7): Coconut-encrusted vanilla with chocolate sauce done well.\n- Chocolate Macadamia Nut Torte ($8): Adequate, appropriately sweet, but forgettable.\n\nIf I'd gone to Outback Steakhouse and paid commensurate prices, I would have been pleased with the results, and thus it might fare better for happy hour (despite a previous experience at another location) but for near Ruth's Chris costs I expect near flawless execution, especially on a special, the failure of which overshadowed the experience.\n\nI can't decide if Victor Bergeron (the real life Trader Vic) was any or all of the following:\n\n- A shrewd capitalist genius who traded pittances of mediocre food for large sums\n- A C team stock trader who went long on 25% odds based on our dining experiences\n- A victim of continued posthumous branding that has brought shame to his name\n- A one-hit wonderquack who never surpassed or fully channeled his Mai Tai \"invention\"\n\nHowever, I have decided that I am comfortable leaving this islander mystery unsolved.
__label__3 Went for happy hour Friday @ 4pm.  The place was nice and welcoming, we sat at the bar.  Drink specials for Fridays and Saturday's are $5 select Vodkas and one Rum.  I had two martini's, one dirty and one straight up, both were good.  The dirty could have been more dirty.  Husband got a mixed drink with the rum, still good. A little small, but I think the portions depend on what drink you order. Best just to ask the bartender and tell them what specifically you are looking for in a drink.  \n\nFood came out very quickly.  Ordered the Calamari, skip that one next time. The Maui Burger, great! It seemed as if it was made with a little bit of sausage, not a bad thing, a unique taste that was refreshing.  Spareribs, also good. Tender.  Catfish taco was the winner.  They only give you one, order more than one. Hands down though, best flavor of the night. Can't be beat for $2.  We ate for $9 total and drank for $21 dollars, we were done in about an hour. It was a good happy hour.
__label__3 Went to an event there last evening, their walu is to die for, fresh and delicious, not to mention their selections of different maitais, i will definitely suggest this place for an evening night out for happy hour.
__label__1 Ever Yelped so much you forgot if you Yelped about a place or not?  Well lucky me -- I forgot about this place, then again maybe for good reason.  For all the hype and cool designs -- the food really didn't match.  I ordered some curry and chicken - it was okay, but I was really hungry so maybe that's why it was okay.  The plating was nice, but maybe that's how they get you!  How about the price?  Extremely pricy for what you get -- I get more excited paying to gas up my car!  Okay the ambience is pretty cool - the Polynesian style decors are nice and fun.  Service? Well we had a large group and I can never understand this, but when you're a waiter; you should prepare for large and small groups.  I was a damn fine waiter in my times and I was always ready to rock!  I won't say they didn't do a good job, but --- they didn't do a good job -- :) I lied!  - Enjoy!
__label__0 The end is near. Went for one last hurrah before closing.  Love westroc and their products but the thrill is gone from tv.
__label__3 dim sum yay!   Haven't had anything from the regular menu here but the dim sum lunch was just like back home in the bay area!  $30 for 2 people, and we were stuffed, the carts just kept on coming! **it gets a little crowded and it's in the middle of the casino, but if it's cheap and the food is good...I'm all for it and besides...it's Vegas baby!!
__label__4 Come for the Dim Sum.  Arrived 11am and it was fairly busy.  Full of Asian families taking their time and enjoying themselves.\n\nAmbience - Clean, well lit and noisy like most Dim Sum places.  Open kitchen which is somewhat unusual and a good thing.\n\nPrice - Ordered 1 A item and 4 B items plus 2 Tsin Dao beers ($7) for a total lunch of $22.38.\n\nService - Funny start when they tried to make me take a menu (I'm only part asian so I guess they wanted to make me order ala carte food).  After that it was good.  The hostess seated me right away and the food carts rotate quickly and consistently.  I hardly finished each plate and it was whisked away.  Busboy offered me a second beverage before I had to ask anyone for another.\n\nFood - Excellent selection sorted by food types: baked and fried goods, steamed goods, large sides (like fried rice), dessert and fresh beverage.\n\nPork Shui Mai - Good flavor but slightly chewy (like a typical chicken texture).\n\nBBQ Pork Bun Baked (Char Sui Bao) - Perfect bun texture and flavor with a tasty glaze coating (your hands will get sticky).  Stuffing of bbq pork was tasty.\n\nPork Dumpling (gau style not pot sticker) - Must have! great crispy dough contrasts with lightly chewy stuffing.  Lightly sweet flavor is delicate and delicious.\n\nChar Sui Bao steamed - Great flavor but dough wasn't my favorite (stick to the baked ones).\n\nShrimp dumpling (Har Gau) - Good sized value with sticky wrapper and delicately spiced shrimp filling.  Each one must have at least two 10-12 shrimps in it.\n\nDidn't try the fried rice, dessert cart or the fresh juice cart (soup or beverage?).  They also paraded around an asparagus plate that looked and smelled wonderful but I was too full.\n\nI was pleasantly surprised by the quality and value of this place and would recommend it.  I'm picky about Dim Sum and this place does a decent job on everything I tried and better than average with the Baked BBQ Pork Bun and Ha Gau.
__label__2 The best thing about this place is the name: PING PANG PONG! One more time: PING PANG PONG! I was told by the owner that it means \"hockey puck\" in English, which makes zero sense for a Chinese restaurant in Las Vegas. That said, the service was fast and friendly and the food was better than expected: a tad on the greasy side, but it's in the Gold Coast Casino so I was just happy there weren't cigarette butts in it.
__label__0 Do I even have to give a star? In Australia we call this style of dining yum cha.  \n\nFirstly, They say the kitchen closes at 3pm, and we arrived at 2pm. The dim sum cart came around once, then we were told to order from the menu if we wanted more food. The service was SHOCKINGLY BAD, they would ask you a question, and then ignore the answer, only to ask the question again, only to get caught up in a conversation with another server, only to ask the question again.\n\nI can't even be bothered telling you all the other issues here, because I want to clear my head space from people/businesses like this.\n\nNEXT!
__label__0 This restaurant is the worst place to eat in Las Vegas!!!!  Everything you don't want in a restaurant is here.  Bad food, Bad service, Bad management, and expensive!!!!!!!!\nIf you're not chinese or white, forget getting a decent treatment from this people.
__label__2 1st off the decor of the restaurant was nice and the staff was friendly. The restaurant itself was smaller than I thought it would be and had 2 main dining areas. It was pretty busy when we went but didn't seem overcrowded like in most Dim Sum restaurants.\n\nThe food at PPP is decent. We had the dim sum staples like Har Gow, Shaomai, Beef Balls and fried shrimp balls. Nothing really stood out from the dishes we had. In addition there didn't seem to be too much variety in the dishes. We had asked the servers if the Chinese Broccoli and Sesame Balls were coming out and they said soon. 3 passes later with the carts and those 2 dishes were MIA. And this is at 12 during the middle of lunch? I didn't get it. \n\nOne other thing that was a turn off is the fact that it is located in the casino and is open where you are exposed to the smoke lingering from the casino.\n\nI have to say that I was a little disappointed after eating here. I had heard such good reviews on it but in the end I would have rather have eaten at Orchids Garden. It was a nice change but I would have to say that I will not be back.
__label__2 Truly authentic Chinese food. You can tell by the fact that 99% of the patrons were Chinese.  One big negative was that we ordered water and it tasted like nasty city water. A place getting sulch good reviews should have filtered water. Large portions. Ordered the pork belly stew. While tasty it was extremely fatty. The meat would have been better if cooked more.
__label__0 I would give this place 5 FROWNNIE FACES :( . \n\nWhere should I begin... FIRST OF ALL, they open at 10am, but don't have any food ready. We placed an order for a few dim sums at 10:10 am and got our order at 11am. UNACCEPTABLE, REALLY? 50 mins for dim sum?! Servers could barely speak english, messed up our order and manager was too busy to care. \n\nALSO, the worst part is dim sum cart lady DROPPED food on the wet, dirty ground and procedded to place it back on the plate and back into the cart to be served to unknowing customers. GROSS, LADY..GROSS. I had to ask her to throw it away and she at first said \" it's okay.\" WTH. NO LADY, IT'S NOT OKAY. No worries, I made sure she threw it in the trash..where it belongs. \n\nFinally we get our food at 11, after asking multiple times and our consolation prize for their mistakes were some cookies.. WOOHOO. Probably the ones that fell on the floor...\n Seriously, DO NOT EAT HERE.
__label__0 The servers were extremely rude and rushy. \nThe man wouldnt allow us to get our table until everyone arrived. Even though 5/7 people were already there. We didnt get our drinks until 25 mins after we were seated. Food wasnt that flavorful. The servers don't make eyecontact with you and The tables are extremely close to each other.
__label__1 Food is good but service is awful!!! We went twice and each time it's the same thing, takes forever to get waited on, servers don't check back to see if you need anything and one time they took so long to wait on us that dim sum ended. Don't waste your time go to Changs on Decatur instead! I would not recommend unless you want subpar food at over the top prices.
__label__4 White guilt told me this was some kind of racial slur against chinese people. Yelp told me it was actually a killer chinese restaurant. Yelp was right! So so so so good!
__label__2 I'm that girl who's super, super uptight about following all the rules... \n\nI respect authority way more than I should, I don't speed, I'd rather be 30 minutes early than 2 minutes late, I don't text while driving and I don't ever try to bring cameras into a venue....UNLESS, the website says I can. \n\nNow ordinarily, even when the venue says I can, I typically don't, especially when I'm going to a venue in the city I live in, however, I flew out to Phoenix to see some friends and we were all going to the Black Keys concert, so I figured I'd check out the camera policy, because this was one of those times I really wanted to document the memory. The website said as long as there was not a removable lens, the camera would be permitted. Perfect! ...Or so I thought... \n\nWhen I got to the front of the security line, the lady told me no cameras. I explained the policy stated on the website. She said she couldn't make the call and I would have to hash it out with her supervisor. So I proceeded to plea with the big mean woman about what the website said and how my camera was within the limits they outlined. But she said no. Absolutely not. I argued a little with her, which is very unlike me, but ultimately I lost and I had to trek all the way back to the car, in a place I had never been to, to put the camera away. Fortunately my best friend joined me and we made it into a fun predicament. \n\nThe Black Keys were of course amazing and the venue played a big part in that. The open multilevel grass seating was a brilliant touch and I definitely loved that I could see one of my favorite bands under my favorite starry night sky, which is why I'm giving the place 3 stars. \n\nAs for the rest of it? I could do without.
__label__2 Horribly overpriced, but on Mondays the specials are a good buy and a delight of variety.  I won't come any other day of the week, but on Monday this place is a go-to-spot for sushi.  Good service but occasionally a little slow.
__label__1 I would give this place 2.5 stars.\nThere was nothing really terrible about kofusion but there wasn't anything that great about it either!\nAtmosphere- fine. A little sparkly for my taste but whatever. It was busy, otherwise sitting outside on the patio would have been much nicer.\nService- I know it was busy but the service was a mess. The food came out really fast but none of us had chopsticks, or soy sauce, or ginger, or wasabi, and they were about to just leave us! Not to mention trying to get a drink!\nFood- pretty bland and mushy with a couple good standouts on my sampler plate. I swear, one of the bad ones must have been the bologna of the sea because it looked/tasted like a hunk of spam stuffed into a roll form topped with some sauce. I spit that one out. \nThere were a couple good pieces that after I try every other sushi restaurant in C-U I might come back for.
__label__3 I just went with my family for my sister's birthday. It was pretty nice on the inside, the decor made me feel like Sebastian from the Little Mermaid - we were totally underwater. The sushi was exactly what I was hoping for though - fresh and delicious! We tried the Big Roll, which was fantastic and super filling, and the Volcano which was an interesting little thing! Also brought to the table was Veg/Shrimp Tempura and a few stir fry dishes. Everyone left happy! I'd go again.
__label__3 The food is absolutely spectacular. I love the decor and the prices are reasonable. The only reason I leave off one star is because some of the waitresses aren't spectacular. I also get very annoyed with picking up food. The hostess will tell me 15 minutes and it will take longer than 30. I even leave late expecting the long wait and will still have to sit around for a few minutes for it. Every once in a while they forget the miso soup too.
__label__2 Macy*s at Biltmore is a definite hit or miss.  If you can swing by the location at Fashion Square, I would suggest them over this one any day.  My experiences only extend to the fine jewelry, watches, makeup, handbag, shoes, petites, and home departments, but I have heard some positive things about the men's section.\n\nThe primary issue for me tends to be the customer service... or usually, unfortunately, the lack there of.  Even when there aren't many customers around, the salespeople tend to be very snippy and hasty with any questions I have had.  Waiting in line to purchase my items, I would like to be recognized but tend to feel as though I am inconveniencing them by merely being in line.  As a regular shopper on the whole, it leaves a rather negative taste in my mouth and instead of my usual perusing, I find myself trying to get in and out of there as fast as possible.\n\nI think housewares is probably the weakest section of the store I have encountered due to the fact that the only way to find someone to assist you is to go to the registry area because there are never any associates anywhere other than there as well as the children's department.  Even help with purchasing items for a registry was a pain and I ended up going for a drive to Fashion Square to complete it.  Granted, it isn't the sales department's fault that their selection is so tiny, I was looking for someone to even offer to check or call another store for me and that service was not extended even after asking for it.\n\nThe overall selection at Fashion Square is much better and the sales team is much stronger.  I now only visit this location if I have a return since it's approximately 30 minutes closer to where I reside.
__label__3 This macy's has the best selection of Kitchen Accessories. If I need anything Kitchen related this is the place I go.
__label__4 Ah best food! Pizza is amazing, salads are to die for and dessert is heavenly! Love the friendly and chill enviorment! Have never ordered anything I did not like!
__label__3 Great experience!!! I hadn't tried the Mesa location yet and I went in for a yummy bowl of pasta and left not only satisfied, but incredibly grateful for my wonderful bartender/server! If you make it into this location make sure you ask for Ashley! She is fun and spunky and fast on her feet. She knew all the regulars and her smile was contagious! Best experience at  Oregano's by far. I will be back for the Big Rig and Ashley.
__label__2 This is a good place to come when you're drunk and hungry. And don't mind a crowd of other drunk, hungry and obnoxious college kids...and the occasional bum. The pizza is pretty good...nothing special but most pizza tastes great when you're buzzed! :) The tomato-pesto is good!\n\nAlso it's super awesome that they provided pizza for the protesters at the Capitol!
__label__4 Gawd. Best morning ever. Waking up and realizing you went to Ian's, and there's still some in the fridge.\n\nI never go to Madison without stopping at Ian's at least once. Unlike others, I've never been a huge fan of the mac 'n' cheese slices. I'd never turn down a bite, but I rarely order a whole slice of it for myself because I find it less interesting than the other flavors. \n\nI do, however, enjoy anything with roasted red peppers, pesto or olive tapenade, plus all the Mexican ones, steak and fries (with BBQ) and the buffalo chicken. There's always a bunch of sauces and sprinkles (cheese and red pepper) to add to your 'za after you get it, so I spend some time there before finding a seat in the restaurant or on the curb outside.\n\nIt's hard to choose, and my college roomie and I were both into sharing, so we I had a system. We would order three slices between the two of us and then have them cut all of them in half. It was legendary, always getting to try three kinds for the price of one and a half. Highly recommended.\n\nThis bigger location on State St. seems to run smoothly every time I've been there, and I always get a kick out of the fact that they have Yelp stickers everywhere.\n\nFor late-night food, Ian's is as good as it gets... anywhere.
__label__1 Not sure what all the hoopla is about this pizza, it all tastes bland to me. Doesn't matter if you get the mac and cheese pie or a roasted red pepper and feta pie, the crust is so bland and the sauce/cheese lacks any flavor at all.\n\n\nSalad bar is 5 stars btw
__label__0 Takeout was a miserable experience here. We were told 20-25 minutes for our pizza and it took an hour and a half. We were charged a service and delivery fee online and it was not refunded when we picked our pizza up.
__label__3 We ate here in early April. The wait staff were very helpful and knew the menu quite well. Which is impressive because the menu is HUGE. We told our waitress it was our first visit and she was genuinely enthused to help us have good experience. The portions are Flinstone's sized, so be careful. Our order was prepared perfectly. Since we were on vacation, we could not take anything home with us, which was unfortunate - as the food was great. This location seemed a bit noisy, but this is a minor issue. We made our reservation thru open table and this worked fine. This is a great place for a nice dinner.
__label__3 I usually hate chains, especially Italian ones like Olive Garden and Romanos. But I was pleasantly surprised my Maggianos. We went because we got a gift card for Christmas but we are probably going back. \n\nThe bread and the dipping oil they start you out with is pretty good. I wish the dipping oil was just a little more seasoned though. My husband ordered the linguine and clams which he said was just ok. My stepson had the crab and shrimp cannelloni which he enjoyed. I really liked my eggplant Parmesan. It is the best egg parm I have had at a chain. The sauce is fresh tasting which huge chunks of garlic.\n\nOne nice surprise is that our server said that my dish qualified for a free take home dish of the same category. So I ordered the gnocchi and had a nice dinner the next day.
__label__1 The food here is fantastic but the service leaves a lot to be desired. It's such a shame given the wonderful, inviting atmosphere and delicious food.\n\nMy boyfriend and I went here last Friday -- 08/24/12 -- around 8:00PM and from the start it was a disaster. We asked to wait for a booth and the hostess said she wasn't sure how long it would be and that most of the guests in booths at already been at the restaurant for 2+ hours. It was totally not a problem that she didn't know and I appreciated her honesty. \n\nAfter 20-30 minutes -- and seeing a booth remain empty for at least 10 minutes -- the hostess then goes up to a group next to my boyfriend and I and asks, \"Were you guys waiting for a booth?\" They nodded. I was confused because the hostess did not tell us that there was a group in front of us waiting for a booth. My boyfriend said it sounded like the hostess forgot who was waiting. This irritated me since we were waiting for so long. However, I did not want to make a scene and decided to just wait for another booth. Another 10-15 minutes goes by and we finally were seated. \n\nThe server -- Kyle -- takes awhile to come by and take our drink order, I think about 10 minutes. When he does finally come by we wait another 10-15 minutes for our drinks and several more minutes for bread. We order our entrees and hope for the service to improve. Nope. Everything took several minutes (10-15 minutes) for drink refills and I think about 20-25 minutes for our food. No wonder people are here for hours. They didn't seem that busy but I also don't know how a restaurant operates so I don't want to make the assumption that service absolutely should have been faster. All I know is that it took forever and even though I asked for a drink refill twice it never happened. I gave up. Didn't even want to stay for dessert because I knew it would take forever. \n\nI really thought our food was delicious and for that reason I will be back but plan to wait, and wait, and wait.
__label__2 This is my first visit to this location, I have been to other locations and enjoyed the evening. The food was good , however the service was extremely rushed! The appetizer had barely been served when the entree followed. Not a very relaxing evening.
__label__2 So disappointed in this restaurant.  Maggiano's  is one of my favorite restaurants in the Chicago area. However, this restaurant left me homesick for the Maggiano's from Chicago. I don't know what they are doing here but the food didn't taste the same, sad.
__label__2 A good friend took me over , he praised this place for so long, I was expecting, I guess a bit too much.\nSaturday late morning, the restaurant wasn't Yet even half full.\n\nA confused waiter, messed our drinks order maybe 3 times. And all we wanted was coffee and tea. (Where the hell did places in this town got the habit of getting your coffee without a spoon, and when you dare ask them for one you get the feeling from them As if you are insane)\n\nAn appetizer , stuffed mushrooms with spinach was mediocre at best, in some kind of white wine sauce (I guess?) .\nPasta la chef with seafood & Alfredo , again , mediocre. Ate maybe half, took the rest home and dumped it righ when I got home.\n\nI did like the decor.
__label__1 Great food,HORRIBLE service...Never going there again,so many other places to eat that have fantastic service!!! Needless to say the horrible,unfriendly waiter didn't receive a TIP!!!!! Management really needs to take a look at their help before they lose all their customers!!!
__label__3 I've been here more than a dozen times, so I thought it is about time I write review.\n\nFood: once in a while, I do get food that overly spiced (salty) like today's butternut squash ravioli.  But most of the time, all the food I ordered so far has been meeting my expectation.\n\nWhat I like this the best about this place is bite size desert. It is just a right portion size of desert after the big meal. I normally order a cup of coffee. They serve lavazza coffee.  Gotta have Italian coffee at Italian restaurant!\n\nI like the decor of inside and outside of this restaurant. Also they set up tables and chairs spread enough that you don't feel tight being there.\n\nService is good, not excellent but never really had any issues here.
__label__4 My family dined here for a birthday celebration - it was superb! The restaurant ambiance is elegant and upscale. The service is phenomenal and the food was delicious! The price wasn't bad but it wasn't cheap. I will be back!\n\nA solid 5 stars!
__label__2 Typical \"upscalish morning caf\u00e9\" type place, with your expected menu of breakfast sandwiches and brunch fare.\n\nThe kickers are three: 1) Their bakery items rule school; even the doughnuts are great- you can tell they don't fry them in sickening soy oil like most places (owner said they do so in butter) and the chocolate frosting *gasp* tastes like and IS real chocolate! \n2) This area, \"Arcadia,\" isn't much for such upscale places (besides maybe the organic eatery, Beckett's Table, next door) so it's kind of a diamond in the rough if you're in that dumb place.  \n\n3) The staff is bad-ass. I say that not in the way of positive thumbs up and smiles all-around, but in the way that they will show their irritation with you at the drop of a hat and respond rudely with no qualms, whatsoever. The owner guy looks pissed constantly, and seems the staff passes their bad treatment on to YOU. I have to hold back from laughing anytime I go in since they're so heavy with that stuff.\n\nIf you're in the area in the morn', hungry, and you don't want to die from food poisoning by eating BoSa doughnuts or the mexican \"food\" that's nearby (Cerritos, I believe), I'd say give Acacia a whirl. Just don't go in there if'n you're thin-skinned.
__label__3 Good spot 1rst time here service was friendly and swift breakfast was affordable turkey link sausage 2 eggs poached hash browns not my fave but I would certainly return for some of the other options
__label__3 Been here several times for breakfast and lunch.  Great home made food.  Soup is extra good.  Try the chicken salad sand. and potato salad.
__label__3 Since the last post my diet has changed dramatically. I had to learn how to find the right places to eat and Acacia was one that I now frequent because they are super flexible and when I told them what I couldn't eat they offered up alternatives.  THAT WAS AWESOME!  Sometimes it doesn't seem like the lady at the front register isn't so friendly but once you get to know her you realize she does care. It's quickly becoming one of my fav's.
__label__0 I have eaten here many times and have always received the bare minimum customer service required to be considered a hospitality establishment, but the food has always been good so I continued to go. If you have ever seen the Soup Nazi on the Seinfeld show then you'll know what I'm referring to...if you speak out of turn you will be corrected and even punished with even worse service.... if you order breakfast during lunch time you will be given the dirtiest look from the server and even the  cook (even though they serve breakfast all day). I have experienced the worst form of service in my entire life on my last visit ever...I ordered an omelet at 1:12 pm and I was given the usual dirty look, but this time the server went to the extreme by telling the next customer that she hopes they aren't ordering an omelet too!!! The server wanted me to hear her disgust with my order and the customer was very confused even asking the server \"What's wrong with the omelette's ?) Well I got your point and I won't inconvenience you and your cooks anymore in the future. Very disappointed in Michael's management skills in regards to training staff to treat customers with respect at all times. You might have survived in business for many years, but have you actually Thrived? I think the employees, especially the older lady at the cash register needs to go through Anger Management and be retrained in customer- service.
__label__4 The problem with North Tempe is it's dominated by large chain restaurants and Starbucks. Steve's Espresso breaks the mold and is the boutique coffee shop and lounge I've been looking for. They have the best coffee, tea, and fresh made pastries in all of Tempe. It's in an unassuming location and you've probably driven passed it a thousand times and didn't even know it was there. Make a point to stop by and I promise you wont be disappointed. My favorite is a Mocha with Almond Milk, no whip, and a Chocolate Chip Cookie. So good.
__label__1 Sorry Steve! I feel kind of guilty, but I have come here two or three times in the last couple of weeks due to it's somewhat close proximity to my living area..... each time has been worse and worse. I still haven't tried the food, which still looks super good! I did, however, try some different coffee drinks. I tried the mocha coconut iced and the aztec mocha iced. Both were appalling. I could not finish either. The coconut tasted WAY too sweet and a little chemical -ish. The Aztec was okay at first.... but slowly became cloyingly sweet as well.... maybe it's the chocolate they use? It was totally unpleasant. The Barista's have always been nice enough, and the space is nice, but man. The coffee just isn't there.....
__label__4 On Friday, December 10th, PhoenixBites.com had the honor of co-hosting an event with The Westin Kierland Resort & Spa.  Our media guests were treated to a muddling class, ceviche instruction and tasting as well as a delightful dinner and dessert.\n\ndeseo is located on the lobby level of the resort offering an enticing menu created by James Beard award winning Chef Douglas Rodriguez, regarded as the inventor of Nuevo Latino Cuisine.\n\nUpon arrival, we were escorted to the Muddle Bar.  The room is warm and dark, offering up a relaxing atmosphere largely due to the rich, warm wood.\n\nWe were presented with the Grande Mojito.\n\nOur instructor and mixologist, Monique Dias, was so enthusiastic and full of information regarding all facets of muddling.  It was not only an enjoyable experience, but an interesting history lesson of sorts.  Tasty too!\n\nWe were able to sample the Grande as well as the Berry Grande Mojitos.  While both were delicious and I rather enjoyed the introduction of fruit, I am partial to the original version.\n\nAfter our Muddling Course was complete we were lead to \"the rail\".  The Rail overlooks the open kitchen.  I have to say, if given a choice of dining at a table in the main room or at The Rail, I would always choose the rail.  I couldn't imagine all the things you would be able to see on a busy night, not to mention the tips one could pick up just by being in the presence of these amazing chefs!  Chef Rodriguez treated us to an in-depth lesson in all things ceviche.  I was amazed at the amount of information that he knew and shared with us.  (I won't spill it all, since I really want you to check out deseo and The Rail and have your experience not be tainted by mine!)\n\nOur first indulgence was the Rainbow Ceviche, a beautifully presented dish featuring tuna, salmon and hamachi dressed with white soy, citrus, sesame seeds and pickled jalapeno.  In short - it was amazing and my hands-down favorite of the three ceviches of the night.  It was so fresh and light and the slight punch of the pickled jalapenos was unexpected yet welcomed.\n\nNext up we had the Lobster Escabeche which was a delicate ceviche served with avocado, chives, sweet aji and garlic chips.  This is not what you think of when you hear \"ceviche\".  It was delicate yet rich.  Beautifully presented and a treat to my mouth!\n\nWe completed the trio with the Ceviche Mixto Clasico, full of lobster, shrimp, scallops, calamari, octopus, crab, red onion and an accompaniment of sweet potato.  What a decadent way to round out the tasting.\n\nPrior to being served our entrees, Chef Rodriguez spread some holiday cheer by treating all of our guests to a personalized autographed copy of his most recent book, The Great Ceviche Book, revised. This book will provide you a bounty of information and instruction as well as hints and tips to create an array of ceviches!  This was such a wonderful treat to our guests and we were blown away by his generosity.\n\nAfter we calmed down from the excitement, is was time for our entrees.  We were served a split plate of tender beef tenderloin and merluza sea bass and fideo.  The contrast of flavors and textures of these two dishes was complex and only lent to the entire experience of the evening.\n\nOverall - this event, having been our first to co-host - will be close to impossible to beat.  The staff was incredible.  Everyone was so helpful and friendly.  The atmosphere was lively, but not in a crazy Scottsdale Saturday night kind of way.  The food was impeccable and all the attention to detail and care in explanation made it a night worth repeating!
__label__4 Food and Drink \n1. I recommend skipping dinner and eating in the bar. Spectacular happy hour, all appetizers are  1/2 off, and wine is $7 a glass. \n2. Some of my favs: Eggplant Involtini, Prosciutto, Arancini, Fagioli Fritti and the Cured White Adriatic Anchovies are delicious! Caprese salad is worth the $18. \n3. This place understands what portion control is. Instead of piling mounds of food on your plate, they drown your taste buds with sensations and flavors that you've never experienced. \n4. The best value is a pre fixe meal \n\nService \n1. Better than Ruth's Chris. They will refer to you by your name throughout dinner if you book a reservation. \n2. Oops! Drop your napkin or a utensil? Someone will be right there to replace it. \n3. Going to the restroom? Come back to your seat to find a newly folded and fresh napkin awaiting you. \n4. Ask for Sal--he's a direct import from Italy and is the epitome of customer service. \n\nAtmosphere \n1. Do not let the location fool you--yes it's fancy, but also laid back. \n2. The facility is said to have cost ~11 million to build, and if you look closely, you will find that no detail was missed. \n3. Beautiful indoor seating as well as great city views on the patio. If you are chilly on the patio, they have an armoire full of blankets. \n4. Sit in the bar in a leather winged back chair and listen to live music Friday and Saturday. \n\nMisc \n1. They used to have this amazing Caprese martini on the menu but have since removed it, however they will make it for you upon request
__label__3 My folks are in town and i was looking to show off some of the \"Southwestern\" flavor to them. So, i did some research and this little steakhouse came up and looked promising. And so it was on.\n\nIts situated inside of a Hilton Squaw Peak resort, just pull in and keep driving until you come upon it. It has a little parking lot surrounded by great cacti, shrubs and palms. Very cool and cute looking, with HUGE purple prickly pear cactus upfront (I am so jealous!). All very well maintained and looking real nice. \n\nOnce inside, we were promptly seated and attended by the waiter named \"Quick Draw\". In 2 minutes we wanted to change tables because of the horde of raging 3 year old, and he was totally cool with that and did not give me a look or anything. So, service was really good then and through out whole dining experience. \n\nFood was good and plentiful. Their sizes are not  to be joked around - they LARGE! Everything we ordered tasted quite good and seemed to be fresh and well prepared. Drinks were good and honest as well. Even dessert had a bit of \"Southwest\" flavor to it, as we ordered smores, which you make yourself at your table. That was kind of fun. \n\nOk, so, how come not all the stars? Its in resort by the pool, so there are people in stretched T-Tops and beach wraps, which kind of semi ruins it. Of course there are also wild yells of retards in the pool, and that does not help either. And of course above mentioned raging children, which are always experience killers. With all that said - It was not bad at all. As we came for dinner, tank topped people were at minimal, pool yellers only were heard a few times, and we hid away from the \"Ankle Biters\" in the corner. \n\nGo there for dinner. Get a table by the fire pit on the patio. Gaze at the stars, munching on your meat. Stare at the mountain silhouette on the background while sipping on your margarita. This is the life you CAN get used to.\n\n\"I like\"\n\nEugene
__label__0 Would not recommend. Food was mediocre and service was not great. McDonald is down the road save yourself time and money.
__label__1 Ever wonder how a place designed to serve breakfast can't get it right?  Well, try Sherwood Forest Cafe in the Excalibur.\n\nAlthough they are nice people, the service is extremely slow (the place is just too big) and the food comes pretty cold.  I think that has to do with the fact that the kitchen is in Camelot or something because it seemed like a long way to go for the orders.\n\nSo, in summary.  Nice service, expensive and cold food, cavernous atmosphere, and no Cholula.
__label__1 It's diner food for the most part.But I'll take it after a Long night of drinking.
__label__3 Yes, I'm guilty.....\n\nI love Juicy Couture terry and velour.  \nI love the plain ones....no logos, no crystals.  \nI love the J pull on the zipper and the snap pocket pants.  \nI love when I can find those for 30% off....which is right now. \n\nI love that I have a dark purple zip up and pants to wear on my wedding day, while getting ready.  I don't care what anyone else says - they're super comfy and make me feel better about myself when wearing sweats around.   So there!  \n\nOh yes, and the women here are very friendly and helpful!
__label__1 I've had a good time here with friends before, but I just want to warn everybody on Yelp that some good friends of mine got drugged here last year and management was seemingly indifferent when they reported it the next day.\n\nI mean yeah, it's a lot of fun, but I recommend getting beer in a bottle or something not mixed.
__label__2 I love piano bars... I can't say that I've had a bad time ANYTIME I've been to one, but the atmosphere at The Big Bang might have been my least favorite out of the ones I've been to. We went on a Friday night and it was beyond crowded... we couldn't get anywhere near the pianos. Heck, it was a LOOOONG wait to get into the bathroom. And, once we did get into the bathroom, we found out that there was only one usable stall because there were college girls puking in the other stalls- guess that's a hazard of going out around ASU. \n\nThey did have good drink deals and the piano players were great. I'd like to go again, but probably not on a Friday or Saturday night.
__label__0 This place is pure crap! The players are sub-par and un-entertaining,  (especially Mike Clement and Julie Martinez).  , and the door men are ridiculously cheesy, and rude. \nI'm a regular at piano bars all over the country when I'm traveling (Pete's Piano Bar in Austin, Howl At The Moon in Scottsdale) and The Big Bang in Tempe is a terrible destination. Save your tips and bar $ for the aforementioned places and take my word for it.
__label__1 A few friends and I went to AZ during spring training and I knew one of the places we had to go was Big Bang.  I emailed a few weeks before to get on the VIP list and we were all set.  I used to visit Tempe often when my sister went to ASU and we went here a few times and always had a great time.\n\nWe went out to dinner at a place across the street and had a few drinks.  After dinner we headed over to BIg Bang and retrieved our wristbands. My boyfriend and a friend walked across the street to buy some cigarettes so the rest of us headed in and got our first round of drinks and a table.  When my boyfriend and friend came back the bouncer at the door would not let him enter because he said he was too drunk. WHAT?!?!?  \n\nI asked to speak with the manager and she seemed to want to help. She spoke with the bouncer first before even speaking with my boyfriend and I to assess the situation.  When I approached her she stated that she was taking the bouncers side and would not let my boyfriend in. Again, without even talking to us or anything. It was crazy!  I kind of had the feeling that the bouncer had it out for us.  It was all so strange.
__label__1 Music and dancefloor are ok.\n\nThe service was terrible!! Tried to go to the bar to get water and two bartenders walked by...one getting ice and the other went over to shoot the breeze with one of their friends...stood there for 20 minutes with no acknowledgement.\n\nThe venue is fairly new...I never made it to Gilley's at the frontier so I don't know how it compares. Overall we had a fun night. The bullriding was entertaining, though we saw an overabundance of exposed butts...we went on a Wednesday night, so it was fairly slow. If you're looking for a country venue, Gilley's is about the only option. \n\nBeer selection is standard Country bar faire...bud, bud light, coors light, lonestar...
__label__2 Over priced food. Food was OK. \n\nNothing really speical about it. Maybe just the decorations.
__label__0 Even for free it stunk.
__label__2 Giddy Up!\n\nThe have a mechanical  bull!   Wait...  They have a MECHANICAL BULL!   \n\nI really enjoy watching drunk people on mechanical bulls - you just cannot pay enough for this comedy.\n\nThis a country bar / bbq place with limited seating (this particular evening).   They have a large dance floor where all the ladies get their line dancing in.    The wait staff wear bikinis and chaps - it is pretty hot (male perspective).\n\nThe beer is cheap (about $3 / per domestic).   I enjoyed the evening but had to move on to the next stop.\n\nGive it a shot if you want cheap beer and get some line dancing in.   It is one stop of many on the strip :-)
__label__0 Yeeeeehawww, well the wait was not worth the food.  Sorry Gilley's
__label__0 This review is only for the bar that's located in the restaurant side. Our bartender, David, was rude, looked bored, and didn't want to be bothered by people looking for drinks and food. He honestly looked like he hated his job (and life). I can deal with shitty food, but shitty service pisses me off. Apparently Gilley's is where washed up bartenders go to die.
__label__2 I really would love to give this place another star because this place is actually a really good BBQ place! However, like most of my reviews service goes a long way with me. I arrived at 930 and the bar was slowly filling up with people but my friend and I went to the restaurant. 10min wait, ok no problem. The host didn't smile once. We waited and the table we were sat at was messy. There were fries and crumbs on our chairs. The A1 bottle was filthy. Our waitress was unpleasant and seemed pissed that my guest and I did not order any alcohol. That was when she began to rush us. Stood at the table while we had to rush to decide what we wanted.\n\nFood came out and it was delicious! (which is why there are 3 stars) I had the pork sandwich and my friend had fried chicken with Mac and cheese. My plate was full of fries so come hungry! We were having a good conversation and we hadn't finished our meal but were slowing down and the waitress dropped the check. Didn't ask us if we wanted desert or anything. Came back and stared at us until we paid. But we wanted desert! The bread pudding was the most amazing thing ever! It was soooo good. Best thing on the menu\n\nWaitress again dropped the check. This time we got the hint that she obviously didn't want us there. So we paid and left. \n\nI live in Vegas so I'd like to say id go back. Probably to the salon part. Seemed a lot friendlier in there.
__label__0 Horrible food! Horrible service! Bleh bleh.... Yuck! Hush puppies were like biting into a dry crumbling ball of flour mixed with cardboard. Buffalo chicken sandwich was like a frozen, flat, Tyson breaded chicken, on a stale bun. Served by a waitress who never offered drink refills, though we ordered $10 drinks, offered me a box for my uneaten meal and didn't bother to ask why I hadn't touched it.
__label__2 We had lunch here last weekend and the service was slow but we loved the food! We tried the pretzel as an appetizer which came out with two sauces. We also ordered the fried chicken and brisket and they were both very good!
__label__2 Good enough for us to go back when we're feeling lazy but not good enough to rave about it.\n\nIt's fast, convenient and decent.\n\nAnd impossible to take a piss in. Seriously. 1 stall for like, 40-70 customers. I swear every time I need to take a leak or wash my hands, someone's in there--writing a novel on the crapper or something . . .
__label__2 I've been here a few times with family, and we always get the Mozzarella & Fontina Cheese & Basil Pizza to split (It's basically a margherita pizza, but it's pretty tasty).  The pizza is really yummy, but it's not the best pizza I've ever had.  This place is really good for pizza if your in the area, but I don't drink wine...so I wouldn't go out of my way to eat here, but It's great after a long day at Fashion Square.
__label__2 I thought this place was a bore and a snore.  I was really excited when I heard about the quick-serve italian place.  I'm a big pasta person and I was hoping for some more creative options from Fox.  I got the chicken, broccoli, and cheese sauce and my friend got the mac and cheese or shall I say the Velvetta shells and cheese because thats exactly what both of our dishes tasted like only they added shredded chicken and broccoli to mine.\nI went a second time and got pizza.  Maybe its my fault for going to a place called \"Sauce\" but I didn't know they took the name so seriously and literally covered the pizza in sauce with no cheese.  I like pizza with lots of cheese and not so much the sauce.  Thats just me and I know its a preference and thats why they get 3 stars rather than 2.
__label__0 Really, better sauce comes in a jar!  No basil on caprese salad, and swimming in dressing.  But what do I know.  Never had caprese salad with dressing.
__label__3 I am more familiar with Utrecht from when I was in S.F. ,but there is a location here in AZ. They seem like any other art supply sotre, wexcept I have a discount card that goes into addition with my student discountso I prefer them over others. Otherwise they are like any other art store I suppose. Maybe some better prices on certain things tho.\r\n\r\n\r\nwow i am really retarded I mean to put the name is as ARTS... wow I'm tired...
__label__3 I think Bonnie G's review says it all.\n\nI'm glad that there is a place like this in the valley. Lord knows this place could use just one or two real legit indie bookstores. \n\nBut...this store could also push the envelope a little more. Their women's section pales in comparison to their eastern spirituality section - which I get it you're in Tempe, Arizona - not Brooklyn. But still...there is an opportunity to educate the community on lots of things. I do like that they have lots of events and lots of variety in their events. I know that a business here still needs to know their audience and I think Changing Hands does that fairly well. \n\nTo reiterate, I have criticisms but overall I am really, truly grateful for this place. I loved customer appreciation day on the 1st. I like that I can get coffee next door. I like that there is a Trader Joe's within 100 feet. And I wish they had more of the shirts that say \"Eat, Sleep, Read.\" for purchase.
__label__4 Great place to get books for a broke college student!  Friendly staff and a great selection.
__label__4 Attended Sue Hitzmann's talk on her new book (released in January?) The MELT Method at Changing Hands tonight.  http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/changing-hands-bookstore-tempe-2?select=-je8qF4FSr5IJy0_O3bF5g#-je8qF4FSr5IJy0_O3bF5g  When I found out about the event a couple of weeks ago, I did a search on her name and book title and came across a YouTube vid.  After viewing it, I promptly searched her book on Amazon and bought it and made a note of the event in my calendar.\n\nTonight's event was exhilarating!  I kept wishing certain members of my family were also present, because I know they would appreciate the info Sue was telling us.  Most of us in the audience were able to do a handful of exercises and were able to get positive feedback just from following her simple instructions in just a matter of minutes.  I'm hoping to be able to attend a class she's holding tomorrow at Scottsdale Airpark at 1 pm.  The class fee is $25, but Sue promised that those who attend will receive a MELT bag of treatment balls to accompany the methods outlined in her book, a few of which she will personally teach us tomorrow.\n\nIf you'd like to get more info about Hitzmann, her book, and the MELT classes here in the valley, visit meltmethod.com.\n\nCheck out the video that made me want to check out the event! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v1Fu-m-MxKE
__label__4 I love books. Absolutely love them. I don't care how advanced we get with technology i hope books never go extinct. Seriously. \n\nI loved this store and will definitely be back here...a lot. I ended up spending over an hour just walking around and checking out all the different sections and fell in love.Ended up with a handful of books that i needed to choose from but i did walk away with 3 new books that i just had to have. I love the environment here as well as the vast selection of books. If you are a book lover you will love Changing Hands, it's wonderful.
__label__1 Meh.\n\nClientele is obnoxious.  Employees are practically none existent, theyre so helpful *note sarcasm*. The clothes are awesome too bad they fall apart or shrink if you wash them. \n\nWtf!?! You can't shop online. That's absurd.
__label__3 These Guys just get it right,great burgers straight forward toppings hand cut fries.I've eaten here on more than a few occasions with the family and everyone loves it.Counter service is always polite and expeditious .Enjoy.
__label__4 This place kicks Candinas' ass by a long shot. Granted, you have to like dark chocolate, complex flavors, and high quality. If you don't value these qualities, go up to the capitol and get some super-sugary nonsense.
__label__0 FATTY, \"ANTIBIOTIC-PUMPED-TO-KEEP-ME-ALIVE, STOOD-IN-MY-OWN-POOP-'TILL-THEY-SLAUGHTERED-ME\" _FEED LOT_ \"MEAT\". WHAT IS HAPPENING TO THIS COUNTRY'S MEAT???!!!\n\n-- sure, on Wing Tuesdays they may be only $0.45 each, but the gristle, fat and squish they call \"chicken\" is barely swallowable.\n-- \"Beef\" ribs are little more than fat on a bone, slathered with sweet sauce. ICK. SEND IT BACK!!\n-- kitchen never on time. When your server stops by to say your food is on its way, that means at least 10 more minutes.\n-- limited beer selection\n-- bag salad mix sprinkled with bag shredded cheese and bag croutons. ugh.\n\nsure they sell their 12 sauces in take-home bottles, but if they're cutting corners so heavily on the meat, just imagine what choices they're making in the sauces. BLECH!\n\nCorporate quality gone amok.
__label__2 ive been here 100 times for all types of events and its a great place to eat, drink, and watch sports. I love the parmesaean garlic, teriyaki, and habenero sauces. The monthly beer specials isnt a bad deal for a tall domestic. Fries are also pretty good.
__label__2 finally found a dish i like a bws.  i get the honey mustard salad which is tasty.  since my husband is a fan of bws i'll be back.
__label__1 My personal meal deserves no stars, but since my co-workers all seemed to like their meals, and I will probably go again and try something else, I gave it two stars.\n\nMostly, the reason I felt compelled to add a review was as a warning.  Rubmi's take on tortilla soup is disgusting.  I gave it enough of a chance to try all the parts; the salty coconut broth, the fatty chicken and the clumpy mozzarella.  I honestly can't believe they put it on the menu because from construction to execution it is just awful.  The mozzarella clumps up so it is basically a blob of melted semi-warm cheese at the bottom.  Inedible.  The flavor of the broth made my stomach turn after a couple bites and it made its way to the trash can fast.  I don't remember the last time I would've asked for refund someplace, I usually just accept if I don't like something it is a matter of preference.  I would have taken it back and asked for a refund, probably asked them to try it and tell me it wasn't \"off\" today.  Unfortunately, we carried out and I lost that opportunuity :(    \n\nIf this place is as good as everyone else says, definitely do not bother with this crap in a cup.  Even on a cold day, even in a blizzard, do not order the soup.
__label__4 We frequent Antonio's on a regular basis, and they are hands down the best pizza-by-the-slice in town! \n\nThey make a variety of unique and creative pizzas- that are always served fresh. Spicy Beef Taco, Chicken Florentine, and Chicken, Bacon, Ranch- just to name a few. My go-to slice is the Chicken Quesadilla! Absolutely delish!
__label__0 I ordered delivery, waited three hours.NO pizza and they wouldn't answer the phone. So I drove there, they told me they didn't open till ten p.m. It's the next day still nothing I had to call delivery.com and cancel my order.
__label__0 Let's start by saying that \"Tradiciones\" no longer exists and now the place is called \"Mariscos Vuelve La Vida\".   The Spanish translation to this phrase is \"Seafood gives Life\".   Ironically, this is what this restaurant is missing... life.  Made the mistake of taking some out of town relatives to eat here.  One in the party had been here before when it was Tradiciones and fell in love with the patio and the \"Mexicaness\" of it all.  Is Mexicaness a word?  I don't think so but I like it.   We ordered fried tilapia, fried red snapper, two chicken quesadillas, one carne asada platter, one chicken burrito, one Modelo Negro beer and one margarita.  All the dishes were accompanied by a fake yellow rice and refried beans.  These have to be addressed first.  I say fake yellow rice because they were trying to make the typical mexican rice but failed.  The rice was plain, saltless white rice with a few peas in it.  A mexican place that doesn't know how to make a flavorful yellow rice?? Shame, shame muchachos.  What a flavorless scoop of I don't know what!  Really?  I told the cook I would gladly come by free of charge and teach the cooks how to make really really good yellow rice but she just listened and then said she would tell the cook.  \nAnd now for the refried beans.  Mushy, flavorless, saltless something.  If I had had a blindfold I NEVER would have guess I was eating beans.  Beans can be soooo delicious made with tender loving care and seasoned properly with garlic, onions and yes...something called salt.  \nThen for the carne asada, AKA, shoe leather.  Thin slices of beef with NO salt or pepper, or any seasoning for that matter.  Telling the waitress that it was overcooked and tough when she asked how the food was did not help.  She just walked away.  Was she muttering \"that's how we always make it\" under her breath as she walked away?  The two fried fish dishes lacked salt, were overcooked and a tad greasy.  The quesadilla & burrito were passable but nothing  worth a return visit.  However, the MODELO NEGRO beer was EXCELLENT and that's how this restaurant earned its ONE star rating.  \nBTW, the chips were fresh and plentiful.  So if you want to go to a restaurant just for chips and water, you are good to go at this place.\nMARISCOS VUELVE LA VIDA, contrary to its name, will be on its last legs shortly. We should start calling the EMT's now and give it some mouth to mouth.  It is going to need it.
__label__1 I usually go to Dos and love it but decided to give this place a try because of yelp. I have to say I liked the decorations better here but not much else. \n\nI had a bland flavorless El Toronto fajita that did not sizzle and were not tender (like the menu promised). It didn't come with guacamole lettuce or tomato ie the usual with fajitas. I had to ask for lettuce and sour cream which were not fresh and too cold. The waiter also seemed offended that I asked and generally didn't seem to want to be there. \n\nI'm never coming here over Dos again.
__label__1 El Toro is not horrible, but its not great Mexican either. Don't let this reflect on  Wedge. There are no better margaritas in CU than Wedge's. \n\nWe got nachos and a chicken verde quesadilla. The nachos had cheese sauce instead of cheese. Not our thing, but the sour cream and guac were super fresh so that made up for it. The quesadilla was soggy and wet and lacking cheese. I didn't hate it but my boyfriend wouldn't take a second bite. \n\nOverall it's acceptable, but there are better Mexican places if you look elsewhere.
__label__2 I'd give this 3.5 stars. \n\nIt's everything you would expect in your run-of-the-mill Mexican restaurant. Free chips n salsa and a HUGE menu with all your classic combinations of the dame handful of ingredients. Reasonably priced for the large portions you get and the quality is good. \n\nMostly, If you are craving solid Mexican food this is a great, clean, comfortable option. Nothing too fancy or high end. Just solid Mexican!
__label__4 I always thought I was not like every other girl and adored shoes more than anything else. \nI was wrong\nI took a walk with my sweetie down the corridor of Wynn very late last night for some window shopping while we were killing time.\nI was just like a kid looking through the store of a puppy shop, wanting so badly to adopt the little shoes that so desperately needed its partner and a good pedicure and a loving home that would keep them in the box until they were needed.\nYes I just compared shoes to animals. I have the fever.\nBlahnik, Louboutin, Choo, Chloe, all the good stuff that a girl needs. \nBoys, drop your girlfriend off here, give her a couple hundred, and you will be safe to play poker for as long as your little heart desires....
__label__4 Excellent lunch today for the six of us. The food was delicious and our server was just great. Brisket and pulled pork were both cooked to perfection.
__label__3 As far as the food goes, I already love Famous Dave's sauce and the food was good considering where we are.  I have not been a fan of many LV eateries.\n\nGood tender ribs, the homemade complimentary chips were also good.  I can't say the drinks were all that potent but at least we got the Happy Hour discount.  But having been to places like Memphis this is not nearly the best BBQ I have ever had as some other reviewers insist.\n\nBut our server, Javier was EXCEPTIONAL.  If you can get him as a server you will feel like someone really took care of you.  He knows everything about the food, the sauces and tells stories about them all.  He stands out in a crowd of servers all over town who don't know their menus and don't care.\n\nOverall, the best local BBQ I have had and certainly the best waiter.
__label__1 Very friendly service but unfortunately the food was so so. \n\nWe had the feast for two which included a bar-b que chicken, brisket and pork ribs. With sides of coleslaw, baked beans, fries and corn on the cob.\n\nChicken was slightly dry but the sauce was good.\nBaked beans were weird, they had some kind of sausage in them.\nBrisket was dry and flavorless.\nRibs were good but the sauce was nasty.\nColeslaw was average, fries were dry, corn was just corn poorly shucked.\n\n\nWorth a try if you've never been to the Deep South or Midwest and have no idea what good ribs and such taste like.
__label__0 Very disappointed in this restaurant for a few reasons. Though we were the only two people standing in front of them at 6pm on a Friday, the hostesses largely ignored us for two minutes gossiping quietly even after I said \"hello\" and went ungreeted. That's fine, sometimes you get that when you hire teenagers - I get it. Our waitress was nowhere to be found for a good 10 minutes after we were seated and she was nice enough. Service was fine, not outstanding (after our drinks were empty for most of the meal) but no huge complaints - she was busy. I get that too. Unfortunately my boyfriend came down with food poisoning about seven hours after the meal and had to seek medical attention. The doctor confirmed it - all we had to do was say \"Famous Dave's.\" We had to come back to the location afterward to pick up an item we had left and my boyfriend asked to speak with a manager to let him know he had gotten sick - the manager told him there was no way it was the food there and immediately gave him the brush off. Obviously the manager couldn't outright admit fault due to legal reasons, but that was the final straw for us. We won't be back.
__label__1 One of the worst buffets I've been to. Most of the food I tried was dried out, like it was made in the morning and sitting out all day. It's not even worth it to go into detail about which food sucked. The only things I tried that were even remotely decent were the pork tamale, stuffing, and mashed potatoes. I'm usually pretty easy to please when it comes to desserts, but their selection was mediocre at best. Even though their dinner buffet costs $15, which is very cheap for this town, I felt like I was ripped off. But, their service was good and everyone was extremely cheerful and friendly, hence the 2 stars.
__label__0 I have one word: HORRIBLE!\n\nSouth Point Hotel screwed up on our hotel and offered free tickets to Garden Buffet. The food tasted bleh, it was luke warm, and the meat was tough. the food was salty!!!!\n\nthe only thing that was good was my fountain drink. other than that, save $14 and go to another restaurant!
__label__2 My wife and I went here for Easter Brunch because we figured there would be no line and it wouldn't cost much.  We were right.  The buffet was right around $15 and no one was in line (good or bad?).  I thought the buffet was fine for what is is priced for.  It was by no means wonderful but the food was okay.  The weird thing was that all the breakfast items were mixed into every other ethnic station of food.  It was like a little Easter Egg hunt to find all the different dishes.  They do have an omelet stations which I think is a plus.  Bottom line: you get what you pay for.
__label__4 .., I underestimated this buffet. But now after having eaten here, I feel it's underrated. \n\nAfter a previous stay @ South Point, we were equipped w/ a handy little coupon book for our next visit. Luckily my gf remembered to bring it this trip & we scored on a free buffet gut buster during our stay here for the 4th of July.  \n\nI admit I was bashing on the Garden Buffet's name for it didn't sound promising. Being an obnoxious carnivor, the \"Garden\" part in Garden Buffet didn't sound tempting at all. Little did I know, I was wrong.\n\nAfter working up an appettite during our little roulette/blackjack binge, we wanted to try out our free buffet coupon. It was free during the weekdays & it said nothing about any blackout days during the holidays. So we waited a smooth half hour in line chatting it up w/ fellow South Point visitors. \n\nWe were seated & hopped in the buffet line immedietely. I had myself a protein orgy!!!\n\nHere's what I had from what I remember:\n\nbratwurst w/ sauerkraut - excellent\ntons of bacon- excellent\ntop round- eh, it was ok, tasted bland\nrigatoni pasta w/ pesto sauce- excellent\nscrambed eggs- excellent\nhashbrowns-excellent\nchicken gumbo- superb\nfried chicken- excellent\nItalian wedding soup- superb\nroast beef w/ au jus- tasty\nstrawberry cheesecake- excellent\n\nService was attentive, not your typical balls out fancy buffet, but it got the job done. I was very pleased with this buffet, especially with it being free? We will definately come back! Staying @ South Point? Check em' out!
__label__1 On our first morning in Las Vegas we chose the breakfast buffet where we were staying. It was unusually busy for a Thursday morning due to an influx of cowboys attending a bovine sale as well as the start of the PBR finals.  My breakfast included OJ, fresh fruit with strawberry yogurt, easy over eggs, a sliver of ham, bacon and a Tums. Everything was reasonably fresh.  We used our funbook coupons received at check-in.\n\nWe returned a week later for the luncheon buffet using a pair of free buffet coupons from an additional pair of funbooks.  I enjoyed a few small cocktail shrimp, a tomato salad, one BBQ pork rib, a few tiny meatballs and a fresh fruit tart.
__label__0 This place was decent when it opened. Now it's not worth eating even if its a comp meal.   Eat at the cafe it's way better
__label__1 So I went here 2 weeks ago with my family and we've definitely experienced way better.  No offense, but this has got to be one of the worse buffets food wise. There aren't a lot of options compared to other buffets you would usually find in Vegas. I got two types of rice and they were both quite hard... I don't regret eating before the buffet.\n\nI did like their soup; however it tasted like Campbell's, nothing wrong about that because it tasted great but again, this is a buffet in Vegas and there needs to be something special about this buffet. I'm thankful that Steak and Shake and Zenshin sushi is a few steps away.
__label__1 Ehh this buffet isn't really good! Ive have had worse though. Salad bar, prime rib and the peel and eat shrimp we're good. Everything else was mediocre. Not a huge selection of items also but for $15 for dinner I guess I can't complain. I probably won't be back for dinner again but I like to try there breakfast buffet.
__label__1 The only thing edible here was surprisingly the prime rib, which stands up to almost as good as any you'll find even at any of the top five casino buffets in town. Juicy, nice color, and tasty. If that's all you want with a few sides, this will be a fantastic buffet for the price and i would give it a solid 4 stars. Unfortunately, 90% of the other food was slop and the chefs and management need to make significant improvements. They probably make themselves better food for their families at home.  They had buttered noodles that would had been great topped with parmesan cheese that i couldn't find anywhere.  Asked the waitress for some parmesan cheese and she was too lazy to get some for me...pure laziness.  She just kept yapping with her coworkers, while the place was dead slow. I still tipped her 20%, but she deserved zero, and so overall this place gets two stars. If I'm nearby and hungry for prime rib, I may give it another shot but won't have high expectations on anything else.
__label__0 You have to be kidding me.  Possibly the worst food in Vegas.  The only thing fresh was the salad and the horseradish.  Brisket=Leather tough.  Chicken= bla.  Dessert was sad.
__label__4 These people love what they do and it shows.  One of the best places in Madison for a create your own deli sandwich - hot and cold.\r\n\r\nHigh quality natural and organic meats and cheeses help this deli stand out. And the customer service! These guys are fantastic and totally into what they're doing - making for a fun visit. \r\n\r\nI love Artamos Deli.
__label__1 Their chicken is just too rubbery and chewy for me - though I think this is the way they intend to prepare it, and obviously some people really like it. I've eaten at another location in the past with the same rubbery results. Their shrimp and fish was almost passable. Disappointed as this would be a healthy close-to-home alternative.
__label__2 Lots of options.  Decent food for the price.  Not remarkable.
__label__1 We met up in Vegas with cousins of ours whose son travels frequently to Vegas on business. He recommended this restaurant, which is a block away from the Fremont Street Experience (see my review of that as well). The steaks were huge but even so, it was a little pricey for being off the strip. The service was average and the d\u00e9cor wasn't anything special and pretty plain (all deep brown wood which might appeal to some). I had the petite New York, which wasn't very petite and my husband had the ribeye, which he claimed was \"good for a ribeye,\" whatever that means. I usually douse my steak in A1 but it sat untouched throughout my meal. I left wishing we had tried a different steakhouse. Measly servings of wine as well, but you're still overcharged for a full glass. Other than that, nothing much to write home about for this one. Wouldn't go back if we came to Vegas again.
__label__3 Great steak experience! We had an awesome experience with the server last year; this year he's average but the food is a. Ma. Zing as always!
__label__1 Read reviews and it was close...but no cigar ordered the New York steak and veal scaloppini and some cocktails....the steak at 30 a plate was full of fat and gristle and my veal was about the same and the sauce brown and gravy like heavy not what scaloppini is usually like\nMy martini was suggested And it was sweet but lacked flavor...service was good but don't think we'd return with so many choices out there.
__label__4 Great food, great server, great restaurant. One of the best experiences while travelling in the US (I am European).
__label__1 This place used to be really good, but my last two experiences have really changed my opinion of Triple George. First-timers, note that their website does not accurately reflect prices of their menu items - we noticed price variations from $5-6 for less expensive items all the way up to $14-15 on steaks and some seafood this time around.\n\nFirst, they appear to have gotten rid of their valet (again, website still features it), meaning your options, as far as I can tell, are to park in the Downtown Grand valet and walk a block (fine, as long as the valet isn't full, as it was during the first of these bad visits) or try your luck at one of the various garages around downtown. For the mid-to-upper class dining experience, definitely not the best. The valet needs to come back.\n\nSecond, the service has gotten worse and worse with each visit. We frequently come to Triple George before catching a show at the Smith Center, and normally this is not a problem. They even used to have special Smith Center-themed menus (these haven't been around the last few times) and were on top of their game to get you out the door in time for a show. For our most recent visit, we told them (as we usually do) that we had a show at 7:30. Still, we nearly missed seeing The Book of Mormon, despite arriving at Triple George nearly two hours before showtime. The reason? The food came out over an hour after ordering. And it was nothing special - a steak, chicken saltimbocca, salmon, and roasted chicken, all of which had to be eaten in about 10 minutes to make up for the time lost. That is unacceptable. \n\nThe food? I've had better. The steaks are priced relatively well respective to other Las Vegas steak places, though that's still overpriced. Steaks are just okay - a little thin in my opinion, so they end up a little overcooked (I order rare to get medium rare) - but they have a decent variety. Taste is just average. The chicken/pasta options are really bland. They have pretty decent drink options if that's your thing (I stuck with a beer). \n\nAt least at some of the other steakhouses around the city you tend to lose the shorts/t-shirt crowd, but not here. I mean, that's downtown (it's sandwiched between a pizza place and the Hogs and Heifers biker bar), but that just isn't what I am looking for. I haven't been here for lunch (I've heard it's good), so I can't comment on that.
__label__2 Went to dinner here on a Tuesday night. I'm gluten free (not by choice) and our server was really great about going through my options. He was also great about checking back with us and asking us how everything was without being too present. I think his name was Ryan? Definitely a great server. The seating is pretty awesome too, especially if you're on a date. They have semi-enclosed booths that are great for a more private dining experience. The food was pretty good. We got the NY strip and the Cioppino. For the price I expected the Cioppino to have a little more shellfish and not so many onions and peppers. The steak had great flavor and was cooked as ordered. The only thing we weren't crazy about was the bartender. I myself can be quite a loud talker but the restaurant was very quiet and she was talking to her two guests at the bar so loudly that it ruined the experience for us. The bar isn't far from the tables but the whole dinner we got to hear about her allergies and how she loves to drink and how she doesn't fit in with the people in Austin. I've been in the service industry for over 15 years and I completely understand connecting to and having a conversation with your guest. And to her credit she was friendly but her speaking voice was so ridiculously loud we could barely have our own conversation. We actually rushed through our meal just so we could get out of there! The last thing I want to hear about when I'm eating dinner is how sick you got the last time your allergies flared up. There's a fine line between outgoing and obnoxious. If we went back we'd be sure to sit further away from the bar. Overall decent food and good service.
__label__4 Lily Barajas is an awesome manager!! Just remember it takes time for the great food!!
__label__1 Foods not amazing or close to Tadich Grill in SF that they claim they are created after. Been to taditch, while Triple George Grill looks the same the food is not the same. It wasnt good especially for the price. \n\nThe Fish and Chips were not fully cooked when they came. The chicken parm was fine but I can make better at home. I didnt need to eat this out. Calamari was very good, fresh, hot and crispy. Wedge salad was decent, good blue cheese, nice fresh tomatoes, would have been nicer if they took off the first leaf of wilted lettuce (not a big deal). Mushroom pasta was good, Id order that again. But do note on the pasta sauce that it is a bit sweet and has sun dried tomatoes, not sure if the menue states this or not. \n\nThe service was slow, friendly but slow. We went on a Sunday night it shouldnt have been an issue. \n\nI had to keep getting up to get fresh pepper from the pepper mill on the shelf above my table because the waiter didnt do it when salads or good came. That was kinda annoying for the type of restaurant.\n\nWith all the other great places to eat in Vegas, I wouldnt come back.
__label__0 Read any other one star review,  it's true. I have only been here because other people want to go. Every sauce is the same. Just varying degrees of high fructose corn syrup and modified corn starch. I usually stick to vegetable dishes to avoid the meats that seem boiled, overly soft and bland. No texture or flavor except sugar and salt. The vegetables taste precooked and reheated since they never have any crunch. They are soft too so there is no texture to the meal. The soups like the hot & sour are so thick and gelatinous that they are more like dipping sauces. Tasted like the same sauce thats on the food, but more like a thick jello version. There is no redeeming value here. I have asked them before to not make the sauce so sweet and they said it wasn't possible because they're all pre-made. So weird since it IS expensive, it would make the most sense to stir fry the meals fresh and their problem would be pretty much solved. But, I think they're in the business of making money, not food.
__label__2 Parking was confusing.  I saw the place on the corner but where in the heck do I park?  I drove around and found parking in the back (on Ash).  They valid that lot so park there.  \n\nWe were greeted right away.  This place is HUGE!  We sat on the side that you can watch Mill Ave.  Pretty cool!  I ordered off the lunch menu:  CRISPY HONEY CHICKEN LUNCH (My favie) with brown rice.  It was ok, not sweet at all?  The egg drop soup was good.  The service from the wait staff was excellent.  I was just very disappointed in the honey chicken this time.  Sorry only 3 stars.
__label__0 I probably shouldn't review PF Changs, but feel it's my civic duty to warn anyone who still believes this is \"Chinese\" food, it's fusion, pretty Americanized and for whatever reason, always gives me the runs. ALWAYS! It's probably me, and you would think I have learned my lesson, but I try every so often to see if my stomach can handle it and every time, PF Chang's you bastard, you beat me.
__label__1 I guess I'll start with the good. \nThe service was excellent. The waiter was incredibly nice and we got a complimentary lettuce wrap appetizer since it had been a while since we had visited. The waiter was attentive and really nice. Even offered to get us a GF lettuce wrap for my boyfriend. \n\nThe mediocre: the food. \nIt was okay. I guess. You know what you're getting when you go to a PF Chang's and I must have forgotten it's just bland. My boyfriend said his fried rice was good. But how can you mess up fried rice? \n\nAnd, the bad. \nThe floor was disgusting. It was covered in food. I watched someone clear a table and just push the food onto the floor. No one came by and swept it up. It wasn't just one part of the restaurant. There was food all over the entire floor and this is no exaggeration. It was really gross and off-putting. \n\nThere are other restaurants to go to down on Mill that are much cleaner.
__label__1 Pf Chang's has really gone downhill in the last few months. Apparently after renovations they felt like they could increase prices without actually making the restaurant better. We came in last weekend for an early dinner before a movie, and I left with a bad taste in my mouth. My husband ordered a Woodford reserve on the rocks with a splash of soda water and I ordered a Woodford reserve Manhattan; my husband's glass seemed really full and watered down and I received a very sweet old fashioned. I let our waitress know about the wrong drink order, the harm no foul, but it took awhile to get my correct drink. My entree had good flavor but it was overcooked. The worst part was the bill. Two cocktails, an appetizer and two entrees cost $63 ($75 after tip)?! Each Woodford cocktail cost $10.75, what is this, scottsdale?? I bartend at a bar in Tempe and know this is price gauging. \n\nThis will be my last visit to pf Chang's for a long time. There are too many great restaurants in the valley  to throw my hard earned toward mediocracy.
__label__3 Solid Mexican food. Don't ask me about authentic, I'm not ethnically predisposed to be an authority of the food. Its good and like Mary J. Blige  said, thats \"all I need to get by......\"\nLengua (cow tongue) tacos.\nCarne Asada Fries.\nSpicy chicken nugget burrito.\n\nI saw a dude order a carne asada fries plate and a giant tortilla, then pour the entire plate onto the totilla to make a giant carne asada fries burrito, brilliant!!!!!
__label__3 One of the better taco/burrito places in the Southwest that is open 24 hours, yes 24 hours, so when you have the late night munchies and want something better than fast food (that may not even be open), Amigos is open. Everything I've ordered is really good - from the carne asada tacos and burritos, the carnitas plate, and the nachos. I still have to try the Grande Burrito that people talk about, but I think that is enough for 2 people or at least 2 meals.
__label__1 I try and avoid Vons at all costs because of their prices.  I feel that if you don't have the rewards card, you are over-paying by a ton.  In fact even if you have the card, I never feel like the item is on sale.\n\nThe plus is that the store is clean and the staff is friendly.  However this is not a sit down restaurant so I care more about pricing for goods I get get anywhere else, more than a friendly cashier.
__label__0 I paid 28.00 dollars for a childs birthday cake that was two thirds frosting not decorated well .MY CAT COULD OF DONE A BETTER JOB. When I went to pay the premium price for all my groceries evidently I got into a line where the cashier was having trouble with some customer that wanted the price that was advertised but the cashier couldn't make it happen he finally just paid for what he had and left. I was promptly informed by the cashier that her light was off because she was trying to solve a problem. I will never go to this rude disorganized crappy excuse for a grocery store ever again. VONS ON DURANGO YOU SUCK!!!!!!
__label__0 If I could rate this zero stars, I would.  My boyfriend and I were so looking forward to seeing this show on a recent trip to Vegas.  We are theater lovers and had heard such great things about this show.  \n\nI could go on and on about how much this show disappoints, but I'll trim it down in the spirit of Phantom's butchery.\n\n1. Very low energy from all the actors.  It was pretty clear that they had been doing multiple shows a day for a few months and just no longer cared.  \n2. The plot was entirely lost on my boyfriend who had not  been exposed to the story before.  I can not believe how much has been cut out.\n3. The music was so loud, it was hard to hear anything else.  My favorite numbers did not have any of the power I was looking forward to because I couldn't hear the singing.\n4. The \"special effects\" could be bought at a fireworks stand.  They were pretty pathetic and at times literally laughable.  The chandelier in the first 10 minutes, however, was a pleasant surprise.\n5.  The audience clearly needed a quick course on how to properly attend a show.  From the tourists who translated every single line, loudly for their relatives to the couple behind us who were talking loudly and eating their dinner in the theater, during the show.\n\nI'm pretty sure we weren't alone in these feelings, due to the sparse amount of applause at the end.  \n\nDo not see this show!
__label__1 Every time we visit Vegas, my fiance and I make sure to see at least one show.  The last time we went, the show was Phantom.  I have to say that I wasn't impressed.\n\nThe story seemed really rushed with the content cut as it was.  The actors were almost impossible to understand when they were singing.  It wasn't their fault though - it seemed more like the sound system was not balanced quite right.\n\nI wouldn't take someone else to see it, and I wouldn't spend money to see it again.
__label__4 Definitely worth the watch. We found that they had the understudy performing parts and she often sounded better. Though mostly just a personal preference for voices.
__label__4 I've seen this show twice and would see it again when I go to Vegas next time!  Where else can you see a show where they built a theater just for this show?  I love looking around all the details of the theater.  This edited version really help move the show along and not let me loose interest.  I saw the movie version and went to sleep after 1 hour :(.
__label__4 LOVE LOVE LOVE!!!  It's in my soul, it's on my mind, it's on my Pandora!  I saw it in the 90's and my memory is foggy.  So, I had to see it again.  \n\nI loved it when the chandelier and the curtains on the side were lifted.  The production was just stellar!  There were pyrotechnics, fog machine, stage floors that open up, and the phantom that comes out of no where!  Can't say too much...you just got to fork over the money and watch it.  The music will stay with you for life!
__label__4 My wife and I have been together for 25 years, and this trip to las Vegas, specifically to see PHANTOM was my gift to her.\n\nI had called months in advance, and spoke to the person in the box office, who assisted me in purchasing the VIP package (more on that later). The VIP package isn't cheap, but worth every penny. VIP tickets were $250 each...again worth every penny.\n\nWe arrived in Vegas, did all the Vegas-y things, and dressed to the nines to attend the show. We took a gondala ride before the show outside (fun!!), then made out way to the theater. We was one of the first ones in line, and was seated wil almost no waiting.\n\nThe theater is amazing! The decorations and layout is way more detailed than I expected.\n\nWe was seated in the middle of the theater, directly under the chandelier. Literally the best seats in the house. The chandelier plays a major part in several scenes, and where you sit is important. Sit under the chandelier if you can.\n\nAs we sat waiting for the opening number as others were being seated, I was approached by an usher who welcomed us as VIP ticket holders. We received large glossy programs for free (also available in the gift shop for purchase), and was told to meet the VIP group near the stage after the show.\n\nLet me say now that I was not much of a POTO fan. I could take it or leave it. I have seen the movie on DVD, and it was okay. My wife, on the other hand, is a Phantom nut. She knows all the lines, sings all the songs, and can recite the dialog with the movie like she is watching Rocky Horror. It was going to have to be god to keep my attention, and out of this world to live up to expectations.\n\nAs soon as the opening number started, I knew that this play was going to be something really, really special. I was awestruck. The music, the production, the actors, the singing. I was absolutely converted into a fan, and my wife was on a whole different plane of nirvana. Everything about this show stopped our hearts (in a good way).\n\nAfter the show, we met the other dozen of VIP ticket holders and out guide. The VIP tickets allow you too take a guided tour though the theater. You get to see and learn all the tricks, tips, mechanization, and artistry of the production. The tour lasted longer than the show...2 hours, but it went by so fast!!\n\nWe got to have a meet and greet with ANTHONY CRIVELLO, who plays The Phantom. It wasn't a cheesy 10 minute \"I want to get home already\" meet. He sat down, took pictures, told stories, and answered every question. He didn't leave until he was sure everything was signed and every photo taken.\n\nThe tour was amazing...you have no idea what goes on behind the scenes at that show. You get to see the costumes, the wigs, the makeup, the sets, the props...everything!!\n\nI have no idea what I'm going to do on our 50 anniversary to top the 25th...this show was legendary.
__label__3 Yes I shed a tear, is that weird? Poor Phantom!\nThe show was pretty good, the only other theater musical I have seen was Wicked and it wasn't even close but I'll try not to compare.\n If I had to describe Phantom of the Opera in 4 words...Romantic, Creepy, Sexy and Heartbreaking. The actor  that played The Phantom was excellent. Wonderful performance from the actress playing Christine as well. Of course the music was fantastic.\nWe were in the front section of the theater and some of the pyrotechnics were a bit too bright. We also weren't that impressed with the theater itself, I get the fact that we should feel like we're in the actual opera house in the show, but it felt old, the seats were small, no cup holders for our water bottle, and  theater seating would be nice.\nWorth every penny of our discounted tickets.
__label__4 This is the best show Ive ever seen.
__label__4 Unbelievable. We love the movie, and thought nothing could compare. But the nuance and power of the live singing, especially by the 3 leads, took my breath away. The staging is gorgeous. I'll never forget the raw emotional power of the Phantom's singing and expression. Don't miss this. A once in a lifetime experience. We were in Orchestra K, 39 and 40. Fantastic seats. I'd recommend orchestra if you can do it. We found discount (50% off) tickets by using a coupon code and paid about $90 per ticket. You can search for this in Google and see if they work for you.
__label__4 If you like gardens, you'll like this place.  Well laid out and a decent cafe as well. A great way to spend the afternoon.\n\nMy only complaint (a minor one) is the inconsistency of the labels on plants. Usually they are labeled, but many times, not. \n\nTips:\n-Arrive early, before the usual crowds. The butterfly garden is better when it's quiet and still.\n-Just keep turning right, and you'll see everything.\n-Parking is out front and limited, but pay spaces exist.\n-Arrive before the school kids. Talk about loud...
__label__1 Is my bartender supposed to be drunker than I am?  I thought there were some rules about that.  This is the old Nick's Fat City building reskinned to look like a swanky deal.  It's really not a bad place for a show unless it is incredibly crowded.  If it is, you'll quickly learn what human sweat tastes like, and you'll forget what it was like to drink beer because you will never get back to the bar.  The last time we were there, I made it to the upstairs which was great, but since the bartender up there was seriously hammered, he didn't seem super interested in giving actual service.  The sound is good, the space isn't bad, and lord knows it's good to have concert venues in the area, but the bartenders kind of blow, and security was having trouble keeping up with the crowd.
__label__3 My first time seeing his show was 14 years ago and sadly, I couldn't really remember much about it except for the flying doves. I decided to give it a second chance and was pleasantly surprised and entertained especially with the audience participation and a random juggler coming in and out of the show. Although some of the tricks were quite old-fashion, it was far more entertaining than David Copperfield's show. He may not be best magician in the world, but sure knows how to entertain his audience.
__label__3 came here for TIESTO'S concert a week ago...IT. WAS. EXCELLENT!\n\nfirst of all, although the event was sold out, they didn't sell too many tickets, so that the main floor, which was pretty small, never got too crowded and packed. we could dance to our heart's desires without bumping ass with everyone, and we were able to walk and move around freely. the second and third floors were also comfortably full. i was almost jealous that they had seating available. besides the bar in the back there was a random drink station on the main floor near the stage which i kept going back to to get cups of just ice, since WATER WAS $15. \n\nyou don't miss much if you arrive after 11pm because the first opening DJ played extremely mellow music and we were all bored as fuck. no one was dancing. it felt like we were at a cocktail party. \n\nthe second opener (hardwell) started playing more energetic and intense music and got the party started...more people started coming to life but it was still less than half the crowd\n\ntiesto didn't come on until 1am, wearing a small pink t-shirt, but once he did, it was nonstop hard beats, new tracks, old tracks, tracks from his kaleidoscope album, and remixed classics. his set was pure energy and happiness. even up until 5am when i had no energy left he was still bumping intense music. the lights were pretty entertaining, and confetti and streamers periodically rained down from the ceiling...my faaavorite! near the end he played an moving remix of \"forever young\" that made me want to cry bittersweet tears. fack. \n\nyou can go in and out as long as you present your ticket, and you can bring drinks in. attire varied widely...ranging from shorts and t-shirts, to dresses and heels for girls, to dress shirts and jeans for guys which eventually turned into wifebeaters and jeans...i wore a dress (because vegas is sexy time) and flip flops so my feet wouldn't get destroyed.\n\ntiesto's concert here was SO worth the $50. i loved every second of his set!\n\np.s. my friend lost his ticket before the concert (i have no idea how), and once they saw his utterly devastated expression, the people were nice enough to print him a whole new one for free.
__label__3 This was a great venue for my first concert at the Joint. We saw Prince on Friday night and would see him from the floor and from the suite. What a show!
__label__3 I remember the very first show at the Joint. My dad was lucky enough to attend at sat next to Jack Nickelson and he will tell the story a million times. The new Hard Rock music venue in Vegas! Well, let's just say this review is a little more up to date. \nSince opening in the late 90's, the Joint has renovated, yet still keeping the sound distinguished and the setting intimate. Before the renovation I seen shows like, No Doubt, Alicia Keys, John Legend, and even a fair share of punk shows. \nMy most recent experience was a little more old school with Cheech & Chong and the band WAR. They kept the 3 level high ceiling, however floor 2 is more VIP than it use to be. About 8 private booths with comfy chairs, and then seats with tables and waitress's along the side overlooking the stage. GREAT layout. The 3rd floor is a bit higher up than I remember, but still a great view. The floor you have the option for G/A or seating depending on the show. And the sound, better than ever before! I was very impressed when War got down on \"Low Rider\" and the bass was still nice and clean. My only complaint, the uppity staff! Dude were at WAR AND CHEECH & CHONG, PEOPLE ARE GOING TO BE SMOKING POT!!!  We had his one security guard who we called \"Johnny Bravo\" cuz he kept walking by with his chest out sniffing us like he was a K-9. Get over yourself bro. \nOther than that, I can't wait to see another show here! Hopefully Mr. Bravo himself will be working again to add to the entertainment.
__label__2 I've been to The Joint 3 times--once in the old Joint and twice in the newer, enlarged Joint.\n\nFor the current Joint, the flow of people in and out was well designed but I wonder why they didn't install a reversible escalator so part of the crown could go downstairs that way and the rest by stairs.\n\nFor this concert of KISS, I got balcony seating.  I liked it better than floor seating because I found the floor seating to be very tightly packed next to each other.  The balcony on the other hand had theatre style seats that were comfortable.\n\nThe sound and lighting in the Joint are exceptional.  Needless to say, KISS had a lot of pyro effects and the lighting was great.  It would be nice if they could have raised the catwalk.  It was in the way for some of the stage viewing.\n\nThere aren't too many shows that I would go here to see but if I went again, I'd try to get a table seat on the side balconies.\n\nAs a tip, park in the Paradise garage for easy access to the Joint.
__label__3 Okay, so maybe the styrofoam coming off the building sometimes was weird or the tapping from the construction, but this place is great.\n\nI've stayed at timeshares before, so it wasn't a surprise that we didn't have someone picking up our crap every morning.  The unit was big, comfortable, and a welcome home for our 6 day trip.  I agree with Lorraine that the washer/dryer was rude though, making us wait until it felt ready to open up.  The trick with the towels is the pool.  While they give you only enough for what seems like 2 people when you check-in, there is a never ending supply for pool guests.  A few here, a few there, and before you know it, we had about 100 towels left for housekeeping when we checked out.\n\nEveryone who worked there was helpful and accommodating, especially our new friend Gauge, the valet guy, who was always around at 4am to say hi; except for the head of security who wouldn't give my sick friend a key to our room even after talking to me on the phone.\n\nThe pool left a bit to be desired in terms of size, but with the hot tub and bar right there, we quickly got over it (damn you Vegas and you're law against deep pools).\n\nAll-in-all the location was awesome, the rooms were clean and new, and having a kitchen for your group when you get home late is a whole new experience.  I'd definitely stay again.
__label__4 My husband and I own a timeshare and decided to trade it in for staying at the Grand Chateau. I had read reviews that there was construction going on, but when we went, they were working on the inside of the rooms so we never had any noise issues.\n\nThe location is great! It's located on the southern side of the Strip right by the Miracle Shops/Planet Holleywood. They have a shuttle service that'll get you about mid-strip and drop you off at the Fashion Mall which would often times spare our feet.\n\nThe rooms were lovely. Granite counter tops, copper sinks, jacuzzi tub, duel shower heads, flat screen tv, I seriously couldnt complain. The wifi was really shoddy, but I was able to get online and make reservations while we stayed there.\n\nThey dont have a casino and are 100% smoke free which is awesome because I cant STAND the smell of cigs and it's nice to get away from the hustle and bustle of the strip and lay your head down to peace and quiet.\n\nThey have a small convenient store with overpriced items, but sometimes when you dont want to make the walk, it's nice to have one there. We didnt check out the pool as it was Feb when we went and much too cold so I cant comment on that. Service was always excellent and we'd DEFINITELY stay here again!
__label__2 We stayed here for a week over the holidays, we were in the 1 bedroom suite on the 20th floor.\n\nI loved that the hotel is non-smoking and did not have a casino, but, was still in the middle of all the action. It had nice linens, was very clean and the staff was great. I also loved having a washer/dryer in our room to bring home clean clothes and pack light. We vacationed as a couple, but, thought this was definitely a more family oriented place to stay.\n\nSince we were not owners, we opted to do the presentation to see if it was something we would be interested in. There was not any pressure at all, just a quick review of how it works and we walked away with all the information we need and two free tix to the Blue Man Group. It took about 45 minutes.\n\nCouple downers...there isn't a restaurant in the hotel and the bar is open only a couple hours. Drinks in the little store are pricey. The internet service was free, but, impossible to use it was so slow. Small pool and our room was missing the big tub we saw in the photos. The hotel overall just lacks the feeling of being in Las Vegas when you're inside. It is decorated nicely, but, I kinda expected a little Vegas!
__label__4 I just came back from a  4 day vacation at the Grand Chateau and have nothing but great things to stay about this Hotel. I am a concierge at a rival hotel company but I have to stay this hotel is top notch! I can not reveal what hotel that I work for but I was totally impressed with the customer service that I experienced during my vacation. I am employed with a AAA 4 diamond rated hotel.The employees that I came across were always eager to help all guests. I am in customer service and I sat back and observed all this, all employees were sincere to every guest they came across.\n\nWith all that being said, I have found my home whenever I go to Vegas. Just a hint, I work for the \"happiest place on earth\", and we are tops in customer service. I WILL  be back Grand Chateau!!!!!\n \n The location is just off the strip, valet is great and complimentary, but tip them well, they will take cake care of you! It's great to come back to a property after a nice night partying on the strip that you can just relax, without all the smoke and casino action going on. I just can not say enough about the greatly trained staff  they have. Keep up the excellent service.
__label__4 This is wonderful. We waited about 2 hours to sit, but played the slots and watch the fun music bead throwing going on at the bar! Great place and yummy food. worth the wait!
__label__4 Incredible!  Everytime I'm in Vegas, this is a must eat buffet for me.  What better way to spend $40 dollars.   If you're a seafood junkie like myself, this is the place.  It has a good selection of seafood and the best part is that it is really fresh.  THe oyster here are incredible considering it's an all you can eat joint.  But be fool by the name of the restaurant, but this place also have sushi, chinese, mexican, prime rib, etc.    Man, I think I came out of that place weighing 10 lbs heavier!
__label__3 I actually haven't been here in years but I do remember it well.  I think if you love seafood, this place is totally worth it.  There was so much seafood I didn't know what to eat.  I think everyone generally goes for the crab as most of my friends did.  Since I've never been a big Alaskan crab fan, I ended up mostly seafood noodles.  Pretty good seafood noodles, but they really are just noodles with seafood.  For me it was not worth it because of what I like, but I definitely recommend it to those seafood lovers.
__label__1 Friend of mine told me about this seafood buffet that I should check out at the Rio. Took a chance and went yesterday night. The wait wasn't too bad. $38 plus tax per person. Opened till 10:30pm on Fridays and Saturdays. Open till 10 all other days. I thought it was a little pricey for what I ate. I tried a little bit of everything. The duck was very good. and so was the fish. The cocktail shrimp was ok. The deep fried fish didn't taste like fish. A lady asked where the lobster was and when I saw it... I was surprised.. it looked like craw fish but a little bigger and a little bland. Definitely not the same as you think it would be when you think of lobster. Was ok but nothing rave about. The prime rib was ok but awfully salty. The dessert variety was good. The fruit with cream in a chocolate cup was tasty. The gelato was ok. Texture is off a little. It's an okay option if you like seafood. They have a lot.
__label__0 horrible, sushi was not fresh at all like the other reviews have said.  Lobster tail were horrible too.  They did not taste like lobster more like a giant schrimp, crab legs were whatever ,  dessert was horrible.  DO NOT GO HERE... i spent 41 bucks and was mad!
__label__0 This is the worst seafood buffet I have ever eaten at, and for the money, the worst buffet I've ever tried. All the white fish tasted the same no matter how they seasoned it and was dry. The seafood pasta was gross. Half the problem is the food doesn't turn over fast enough and it sits out in the buffet way to long. Probably because the food sucks and they can never get enough people at the buffet to eat it. The lobster tails sat in this weird broth and looked disgusting. They had this italian NY steak that was as tough as shoe leather....nothing was good here...nothing! I wouldn't pay $10 dollars for this buffet and would rather pay for a meal at the Red Lobster (which is almost as bad) than eat for free at this dump.
__label__2 I was quite disappointed with this buffet considering the high cost (more expensive than the Wynn & Bellagio).  The seafood selection was only mediocre.  The set up of the food station was not efficient as everyone had to wait between 10-15 minutes in line for the prime rib and seafood.  I was even more disappointed when I found out they didn't have creme brulee at the dessert station.  The worker there told me we have to wait 10 minutes.  It took them 20 minutes to get the creme brulee out and it wasn't even as good as the ones from the Wynn and M buffet.  All in all, it was only an okay buffet with limited food selection and okay desserts.
__label__3 I really like this seafood buffet!! It's on the pricey side for $50 a person, but this is vegas!!!\n\nEverything on this buffet is good and fresh!! They put out big chunks of sashimi out!! Two different type of crabs and also baby lobster tails!!!\n\nThe roast beef and turkey breast is good and also a huge selection on desert!!!
__label__3 I've always seen signs for this buffet, but since it's a bit off the strip, it was always a bit inconvenient for us.  We decided to give it a try this time, and it wasn't bad at all.  \n\nWhen we first got there, the line looked a bit intimidating.  It went out the door, looped around the escalators, and down a bit more.  We stood in line and watched the Rio bartenders do tricks, so the wait actually wasn't too bad.  It went by pretty quickly, and we were seated quite promptly.  \n\nThey had a decent array of choices - from Asian to Cajun, crustaceans to barbecue.  My favorites were - of course - the crab legs and shrimp.  Those two alone made me a very happy camper.  The legs were NOT SALTED!!  Most buffets in Vegas salt their crab legs to preserve them.. but not here!  :D  Big kudos for that!  They were easy to crack, and super sweet and juicy.  I also really enjoyed the New England clam chowder.. yummy!!  \n\nAnother portion I really look forward to at buffets are the desserts.  Sadly, I was not impressed.  However, they did have gelato though!  For some reason, I was loving the cantaloupe and honeydews way more!  The strawberries were delicious too - add the chocolate syrup and you have a chocolate fondue!!   \n\nI don't know if I'd come back necessarily.. it is a bit inconvenient as I've said before.. but definitely enjoyed it while I was there!
__label__1 2.5...same as Carnival in Rio:\n\nHuge selections, our server was such a lovely lady and bottomless mimosa for $27...can't beat that. Plus, we came when there was NO line on a Saturday noon. Wow!\n\nSadly...the crab legs are super duper skinny and the baby shrimp (well)...\n\nWon't be going out of the strip for this again...
__label__1 For $50 per person and the acclaimed best seafood buffet in Las Vegas, this was a huge let down as well. We've gone here before and the food usually was ok. Walking out of the restaurant, you didn't mind that the cost was one of the highest buffet costs in town. However, this time around, the food quality was very poor. There were several items where we had one bite and decided not to finish the rest of it. The lobster tails were highly engulfed in butter along with other seafood options. The taste was poor. The crab legs were decent as it had a fairly sweet taste to the crab meat. However, almost everything else on the buffet line was dry and poorly seasoned. I don't know if they are cutting back due to the economy, but to continue charging that price while delivering subpar food quality leaves us not wanting to make another trip back to this buffet anytime soon.
__label__2 3.5 STARS although I probably would've given them 3 if not for my most recent visit.  During better times, the seafood buffet was the bomb!  Long lines to get in and plenty of choices to choose from when getting to the seafood choices.  This time, no line to get in at 7pm on a Saturday night!  \n\nOne thing I love is getting a butter shrimped scampi or cleaned peeled shrimp with cocktail sauce. What did I see?  Cleaned but unpeeled shrimp!  Come on!  I'm on vacation!  You want me to peel shrimp?  \n\nHaving been here a couple of times, I had noticed that the \"seafood\" in seafood buffet has dwindled a bit.  When I took a look at what they offered, I can see that maybe 55-60% of the buffet was seafood with the remaining part offering meat or other cuisines that offered meat dishes or seafood dishes.  The shrimp dumpling that they had wasn't so great...I've had better.Their baja included fajitas and things didn't impress me.  However their pork spareribs were unexpectedly awesome.\n\nThere are so many ways to prepare seafood dishes.  For example, I'd love to see if they could had made something inspired from the South or maybe something done Asian style like with miso.  Instead we got a couple of baked seafood items and the usual array of deep fried calamari, clam strips, and shrimps.\n\nI made sure to not forget about dessert.  The gelato selection that they have over there is excellent!  I had the blueberry cheesecake gelato and it rocked my world.  They also had the Elvis, peanut butter/jelly/banana!  No thanks...I'm not ready to channel Elvis after a full meal like that.\n\nFor $48, I hoped to have the same experience as before.  They really need to change things up a bit.  During my meal, I was having one of those cravings for a Red Lobster like cheesy biscuit.  When you're thinking of Red Lobster while at a Vegas seafood buffet, then you know something is amiss here.  \n\nI'd definitely come back if they looked into making their seafood buffet more focused to what they advertise.
__label__2 The Rio Seafood Buffet, is a bit pricey.  The out of town-er price for the buffet is in the mid $40's per person, but if you show your Nevada ID, and your players card they knock 10 to $15 off the ticket.  It is not part of their Carnival World buffet, and is located on the east side of the main casino.\n\nIf you're a hot snow crab fan, you'll really enjoy the meal.  The snow crab are large and abundant.  They go through so many that they are always fresh out of the steamer.  They also have oysters, clams, and a lot of what you would expect at a seafood buffet (both cold and hot), but the other items were low on flavor.  They had an Asian style lobster dish composed of very small lobsters tails, and small shrimp, but this tasted a bit heavy and also lacking in flavor.  The deserts were good and there was a wide variety.\n\nI don't know if I would be a returned customer.
__label__0 Wish I could give it negative stars.  I got such horrible food poisoning after eating here that I had to reschedule my flight which I was charged for, and book an extra night at the hotel because I couldn't leave the room.  Almost $700 later, plus the $100 cost of dinner makes me really regret going here.  My travel insurance won't even cover the airline change fees because I didn't see a doctor while I was there, even though I never would have made it to the hospital.
__label__1 I had high expectation for the price they are charging. They had AYCE lobster and I was mainly there to eat lobster. It was over cook. I couldnt pull the meat out with my fork nor with my finger. I gave up on it. The crab legs were on the small size. I'm in the food industry and I know my seafood. It was not what I expected. I preferred to have it hot and steamed. Not standing on ice. Sushi was not even even sushi. They just rolled it to make it look like sushi. Halibut was dried out. Roasted pork was dried. The dim sum selection was not authentic. It was premade frozen bought. They left it on the steam table too long. It was all mush. For the price I paid, I would think the buffet would be bigger and have a nicer ambience. It was just dull and bland, just like the food. \nService was good. Our waitress was attentive. She cleared the table real quick everytime she came by. Dessert selection was good. Gelato was yummy
__label__0 went to this place last week and was really disappointed! i should have listened to the previous reviews. the oysters were not fresh, the so called  \"lobster tails\" was a major disappointment, a shrimp would have more meat in them. but what puzzled me was that it is a seafood buffet but nothing special about their seafoods, the other buffet in rio offers most of the dishes for a cheaper price. will not return here anymore.
__label__3 Pretty good for a buffet!\n\nHubs and I got the all day city pass buffet deal.  So for $50 a person we could eat all day at the buffets in 6 of the casinos in LV.  The exceptions we a $20 upgrade at the buffet at Caesars and $10 upgrade for the seafood buffet at the Rio.  Totally worth it as we had breakfast at Paris, a mid-day snack at Paris (our hotel), and then dinner at the Village Seafood Buffet.  Hubby also added the all you can drink wine for $12.  Yeah, don't do it!!!  It's $6 a bottle el cheapo wine (or Busweiser or something if you go for the beer option) that will give you a hangover.  \n\nThe food was really tasty for buffet.  And it was warm.  And the desserts were good.  And our server was so, so nice.  I have a feeling that no one in my group remembered to tip her and I feel really, really bad about it :(
__label__4 I'm don't usually eat seafood but when I do, I gotta eat at this place. The lines can be long but I've learned that its important to get there a bit before 3pm or face a wait. And even then it's not really as bad as people say. The line most pretty briskly.    Also the variety of seafood is endless.  Of you tried to mix it up elsewhere you'd easily pay eighty or more.
__label__2 This buffet was pretty good but kind of expensive for Vegas. Lot of choices to choose from but that makes it difficult to choose if you're not a big eater. Good place to watch people also.  If you gamble a lot, this may be a good comp from the casino.  Not a bad place to go.
__label__1 Don't waste your money! My wife and I have always eaten there when visiting Vegas, but the price has gone way up and the food quality and selection way down. We arrived at 8pm on a Saturday night ... no line at all to get in, and the seating was only half full. That told us something right away. We went to Caesars Bacchanal buffet two nights later and it was absolutely unbelievable. I could spend a whole week just trying all the selections available, and the food quality is top notch. The price was only $2.00/ea more than the Village Seafood Buffet, and there is no comparison. Go to Bacchanal, wait 20 - 30 minutes in line, then enter heaven. We won't be back to the Village Seafood Buffet --- ever!
__label__1 Just ate the seafood buffet tonight. It's not worth the price. The STEAMED crab legs were ok. The crab legs roasted in a sweet chile sauce was better. The cold crab legs near the cold seafood was a little salty. The lobster tails were small and slightly rubbery. But everything tastes better drowned in garlic butter.\n\nThe best part of this whole buffet was the desserts. The green tea cheesecake was nice and light. The creme brulee was just enough sweet and creamy to end a dinner. The bread pudding or whatever that was with the vanilla spice sauce was excellent.  The red velvet cupcakes were dry and tasted horrible.\n\nGo somewhere else for the buffet. This one is very over rated.\n\nFor those with kids, it's not a very kid friendly place. The seating is a little tight. So, if you have anything larger than an umbrella stroller, it can be a hassle.\n\nOne star for the amount of food and options. One more star for the excellent service we received. But the rest, did not stand up to the hype we got about this place.
__label__1 there was no lobster at all when we were there which was a big dissapointment.  the snow crab legs were, well, crab legs, and so i ate my money's worth in those.  no king crab legs, which was a huge shock.\n\nthe oysters were good, and interestingly one of the better things they had was Peking (/Beijing) Duck, which was quite good.\n\nThey did have some pretty delicious sides, particularly the cheesy and loaded mashed potatoes.\n\nhad I known that the snow crab legs were pretty much the only thing I really wanted that would be there we wouldn't have come.  overall the food was good just the lack o the key things I would expect at a $50 buffet mean we won't be back next time we're in town.
__label__2 For a seafood buffet I was not impressed. Crab legs were good. Lobster tails were small and chewy. Prime rib was good. Oysters were small. Desert selection was small but pleasing. Overall, ok buffet but I don't think I would return.
__label__0 Oh my god .What happened to this place..We used to love coming here. Went last night and I have to say, it was absolutely horrific. So sad now because it used to be a place we looked forward to going. Needless to say we won't ever go back, it was that bad. I will say the service was great but food quality was not even on the chart. $200 for the 4 of us and didn't think twice about it because again we always enjoyed it. I would be surprised if its open a year from now. We hope there will be another seafood buffet that will again be one we can look forward to going to. Charge $75 a person and make it quality and they will come. We will.
__label__0 Very poor value for price paid and when they write fresh fish everyday. They might mean fresh frozen products as most of the dishes are tasteless.\nPlease improve the dessert section too!!\nYou have much better option in Vegas for $50 per person...
__label__2 Well known Vegas seafood buffet that has a wide variety of  foods, covering Mediterranean , Asian, Latin, American style seafood and Raw bar. Most of the food was very good but some disappointing like the oysters were large and not the best. The lobster tails were from a very small type lobster and a long way from a Maine lobster tail. The carving stations were excellent. The prime rib, and grilled chicken were excellent but you come to this buffet for the seafood and I only tried the meat at the end because it looked so good. Did this buffet as a part of the buffet of buffets program so it is wrapped into one of 3-4 buffets in a 24-hour period for just $50 so it quite the bargain
__label__3 Hidden away it is!  I forgot where it was located (some friends drove me here and I was not paying attention as to how we arrived).\n\nThe interior is funky, dark, and small (cool copper counter tops) but that just adds to the character.  I ordered pork enchiladas(?) and shared the sauteed garlic dish (i think that's what it was)?  It was very yummy and left me wanting more.  The only downfall was that the garlic must have gotten into my pores b/c I felt like I smelled of garlic for days!  It was well worth it though and a spot you should certainly check out.
__label__3 Dick's Hideaway is definitely hidden, but once you find it, you will enjoy it.  Stopped in for breakfast and had the combo Benedict (pork and beef) with jalapeno Hollandiase it was excellent- just the right amount of kick.  If you want something spicier they have plenty of items on the menu with red and green chili.\n\nThe waitress was helpful, friendly and attentive.  Breakfast with a kick and a smile.
__label__4 You want a fantastic breakfast with a southwestern twist?  You found it.\n\nMy favorites are the enchiladas and eggs with pork green chili. Or the green chili meatloaf and eggs.  Or the tenderloin benedict with jalapeno hollandaise!  It's really just hard to go wrong here.\n\nA bit tricky to find as there is no sign but take the time and hunt it down I promise you'll love it!
__label__1 Overpriced for breakfast.  \n\nWeird seating arrangement\n.
__label__4 It's simple people....  If you're in Phoenix, this is the place you must visit.  You won't regret it. Fantastic!
__label__1 My friend and I went here today after she has been raving about it for weeks.  Loved the interior and feel of the place and had high hopes.  I ordered the adovado benedict but was really disappointed.  The pork wasnt that spicy like it promised,  very little hollandaise, way too much pork and the english muffin was super burnt - it was so burnt I could smell it and see it through the dark adovado sauce.  I kind of wonder if they knew the sauce would cover it and were too lazy to re-toast another one.  Unfortunately the waiter didn't come back for a good twenty minutes so I just ate a little of the pork and eggs.  Nothing about this was good, probably because it was just a heaping pile of pork with way too much sauce and all the other flavors were accents.  \n\nI tried my friends \"Heidi Pasta\", which was good but kind of bland.  Had potential though!  \n\nOverall, I think this place might be good and I just got a bad dish.  No, I got an absolutely disgusting dish.  Maybe it was the cook, maybe it was my taste... Who knows.  I was really pissed I paid $14 for like 5 bites though.  \n\nI wouldn't be back unless someone else is paying, I still have a bad taste in my mouth.  :-(
__label__2 I like that Pei Wei will let me get a kids' meal, even though I'm not a kid. \n\nTruthfully, I need the help with portion control when it comes to rice and sauces and allowing me the kids' meal option makes this one of the first places I think of when I'm looking to satisfy a rice craving -- and, it's definitely the only \"guilt-free\" place that comes to mind. \n\nThe parking lot here STINKS!! Otherwise, I'd totally give you one more star.
__label__3 Dark and close, this pub makes me feel as if I might turn a corner to find Christopher Marlowe and some theater pals celebrating an opening performance.  I love the darkness and all the wood, the nooks and the large, enclosed booths.  You could plan a Guy Fawkes plot in one of those!\n\nBeer selection is very good; there were a few entries on the menu which were new to me.  That hardly happens anymore.  Unfortunately they were out of my preferred choice, but with a selection like this, it's no problem to come up with another.\n\nOn a Saturday night around 11 pm, the place wasn't crowded, which earns big points in my book.
__label__3 Best beer selection in Champaign. Cool atmosphere too.
__label__4 Great beer. Great people.
__label__4 When I came here, I knew it would be hard to go to any other bar on campus again. Their beer selection is impressive to say the least. The range and caliber of the drink selection is great. \n\nI came here on a number of happy hours to meet with colleagues and friends and it has always been a pleasant experience. \n\nOne criticism (for myself or the owners) is that it is sometimes annoying that there are two Blind Pigs (the original and the brewery; one on walnut and the other on Neil) because oftentimes we get confused which one we are going to. If you are looking to get some food, I am afraid you are out of luck because they only have drinks. \n\nOn many occasions I went to the sandwich/bread shop to get appetizers and/or a meal and there were no objections. I call it: BYOF. Definitely the best place to go for a drink for those who love and appreciate good brews.
__label__2 Trendy ass crowd where 30-year olds, hipsters, and bachelor parties are thrown. That said, great selection of beer. There are two locations, but I heard the #1 is the better of the two. Not much seating, so get there early to post up. Change of pace than campus bars.
__label__1 Blech. Go to the Piglet instead. The bigger Blind Pig location is crowded, dark and full of hipsters. The beer selection is okay, but not great, and if you prefer spirits (I'm a bourbon drinker) go to Seven Saints or Boltini. Hell, the cider selection is even weak- they have like two or three bottles and occasionally one draft.
__label__4 I've visited a few different Trader Joe's on occasion for fresh flowers.  But I only recently discovered what a great place it is for my semiannual grocery shopping.  It's well worth the 30 minute drive from Cranberry Twp.\n\nSome of the things we love is the whole wheat pizza dough.  Makes creating a fantastic pizza a whole lot easier.  They have a nice selection of breads and convenience foods.  And love, love, love the bar-be-que pulled pork.  We need to try more of the fresh items.  Give us time.  They have a great selection of pre-chopped veggies and bags of salad.  We really like the teeny potatoes.  They are really quick and easy to roast up in the oven with some EVOO and garlic.  They also have some great frozen foods.  We like the asparagus risotto and the butternut squash risotto.  Our latest find is the rustic roasted vegetables.  So yummy.  And saves a lot of time in the kitchen.  We always like to get their soups, too.  Organic.  Low sodium.  Good price.  Yay!  \n\nThe store is small, but it's got everything you really need.  Also, the customer service is amazing.  As I stagger along, grocery list in hand, their employees can easily identify me as lost and confused.  And they always rush in, and lead me in the right direction to find what I need.  \n\nMy only wish is that there would be a Trader Joe's coming to Cranberry. Twp.  Soon.  Please!
__label__3 i love bevier cafe and i fear it may be my new go to destination for lunch over all the overpriced sandwich/pasta shops in campustown.  you can get a delicious full sized entree for under $5!! the ambience is a little like a dorm cafeteria but the service is efficient and the food is really tasty.  They also offer portable coffee mugs for $10 with $.50 refills for an eternity after! take that, espresso royale!!  on my graduate student budget, it sure makes me warm and gooey inside to know that i can get real food (and the elixir of life- coffee!) at such an affordable price and in a convenient location.  sure beats my made in 30 seconds pbj for lunch!
__label__0 I was extremely disappointed by Bevier cafe during the 2012 summer.  On many occasions the food was inconsistently portioned or prepared.  For example, the country fried steak on several occasions was extremely greasy, with oil oozing off of batter - a clear sign that it was not cooked at a high enough temperature.  When broccoli and beef over rice was offered, take out orders simply were not portioned with enough food.  For a dish over $5, there should be more than two pieces of beef.  Items billed as hot sandwiches arrived cold, with cheese not even partially melted.\n\nAs this is a student run enterprise, let's hope that the Fall batch of students are more detail oriented and the quality improves!
__label__0 Not going back. It's the cleanliness of the place that still haunts me. \n\n5/15/2010 i sat on the patio. When you enter there are 2 lamps on the brick wall outside..one is totally busted. There are 3 ceiling fans on the patio that do not work. (one didn't even have the hardware attached just dangling cords.) Instead there was a floor fan on the bar. There were FLIES everywhere!!! I had to sacrifice half a beer because one went in and drowned...i barely noticed this!!! Not one bit of this review has anything to do with food...but everything to do with maintenance and impression. The tables and chairs were just dirty. I enjoy sitting outside, and i can name many places that are clean even outside...this is unacceptable for me. I wish i had taken pictures...it was surprisingly dirty as compared to last year.
__label__3 Solid 4 stars. Good atmosphere, great walking distance to everything, decent parking , fries are amazing, menu has something for everyone. A bit pricey. Sometimes understaffed which causes slow service. But all and all a great place and had nothing but good times.
__label__4 Nice market for healthy food and meats.  Their meat counter is great and be sure to try one of their many fresh sausages.  Very little fat in them.  Produce is good and prices lower than most super market chains.  They carry a vast selections of health food brands.
__label__2 Sunflower is now Sprouts after being bought out. And I'm not so sure the changes Sprouts introduced are better. This location carries a limited line of Boar's Head Deli Meats and a few cheeses. The meat and seafood counter is also a bit on the smallish side as well but staffed by some friendly people. The bulk of their floor space seems to be taken up by fresh produce...and while prices are not exactly cheap, they are competitive with or cheaper than Whole Foods. \n\nSince Sprouts took over their supplement selection seems to have dropped in quality and selection. Case in point: Kava Kava. Where before I had 5 different choices in capsules alone, on my last visit I only found 2. And the brands they did carry were not ones I would buy. If you need basic supplements to start out this is a good location to explore. But if you've got experience with supplements you may find this selection to be a little on the pathetic side. \n\nAs much as I want to like this place, 3 Stars is the best I can give them.
__label__1 I don't know about the cowboy boots but almost everyone of the work boots are made in China. I have been wearing Justin work boots from here for 16 years but now they have hardly any Justins at all and it's the only boot they have that is made in the USA. I am not ready to buy China boots.
__label__3 DNG is very comfortable and, excluding Fridays and Saturdays, it's always easy to get a table.  The club sandwich is tall and tasty and the seasoned fries are awesome.  Service is a little slow at times but always friendly.\n\nSunday brunch draws a huge church crowd, so yes, it's packed.  But as of March, I noticed they now serve brunch 7 days a week.  The omelets are great.  Bacon can be a little undercooked.  (Which seems to be a North Carolina thing because I can't get truly crispy bacon anywhere except at diners.)  And their grits look like cheese grits but they aren't, and they're still really good.
__label__3 We really enjoyed this place.  We ate lunch here yesterday.  The Delmonico Steak Sandwich was really good, the homemade chips and the fries were also great!  My daughter had a grilled cheese and literally ate every bite.  My wife said the sweet tea was really good too.  The service was awesome.  I would definitely recommend it!
__label__2 You like steak?  You like titties?  Come to Treasures for both!\n\nFood:  Fantastic!  Treasures was classy and their steaks were on par with some of the high end steakhouses that I had in the past.  Steak prices ranged between 40-70 dollars and sides are separate.  They also had a huge lobster tail and filet mignon special for $65.  Even if you're not down for titties, I would recommend coming here for dinner.\n\nGirls:  Better than average.  My friends argue that Spearmint has the best girls but I say that's only because they have more to pick from.  On an average basis, I think Treasures wins.  The venue is much more luxurious compared to Spearmint and it's less crowded.  If you want to get titty slapped with class, Treasures is the way to go!\n\nAnother word of advice, call their limo service to save on cover charge.  702-259-GIRL.  We didn't know about the free cover if they pick you up, so my friends and I ended up paying $30 each...which could have gone to another 10 lap dances.
__label__2 Billed as \"the most luxurious gentlemen's club\" in Vegas, Treasures definitely tries to live up to its name. I showed up on a Thursday night for a bachelor party and were greeted with a $30 cover, which is pretty much standard for Vegas. We were able to sit immediately and drinks were procured at the bar. 3 Jamesons on the rocks = $39. 2 shots of Patron = $40. I guess \"luxurious\" means \"ridiculously expensive.\" \n\nWhile the girls were nice (not pushy, not mean) and the staff was too, I couldn't get past how insanely overpriced the booze was. Even the Heinekins were, like, $12 or $14 (I can't remember because at that point I simply stopped looking, because the only way to enjoy myself was to pretend like I wasn't getting raped by the bartender every time I was thirsty). \n\nOverall, it's an alright club. Not a single girl on stage did anything other than strut around (disappointing when you're from Portland and the girls here do insane pole acrobatics) so there's ZERO reason to sit at the rack. Drink before you go, or maybe go for the bottle service? I generally avoid bottle service, but the drinks are so expensive that it might be worth it. You're better off showing up toasted or smuggling in a flask. \n\nThis is definitely not my first choice for adult entertainment in Vegas unless someone else is footing the bill. The level of \"luxury\" they offered me (standard strip club chair, standard strip club table, same drinks as anywhere else) is not worth the luxury price I paid. Maybe if a high-roller is rolling with me footing the bill, I'd be into it. \n\nIt blows the Rhino out of the water, tho.
__label__3 So far I have been here 3 times with the hubby. Its a beautiful club. Didnt eat while we were there..who eats @ a strip club? LOL\nEvery time we went we sat by the stage..the best seats in the house!\nHubbys goes and gets 100 in singles..cuz thats what we do..we like to tip the ladies & they like the attention. Most guys dont tip..they just sit and stare..lame!\nAlways a nice amount of dancers on hand.\nThe girls all do the same thing..walk around asking for dances or VIP.\nI think we found pretty girls every time to dance for us. And they never were pushy about drinks or VIP.\nSome day we will get to visit Treasures again..someday..
__label__3 Went in a group of friends trying to find a non-mournful strip place that was full of life.  This was it!  Double-powered drinks for $12 and really hot ladies that didn't have bullet scars or terrible tattoos.  I had a real clingy lady sit down on me in the middle of talking with my friends, a real rude one.  But that was the outlier in the crowd of amazing women.  Good times.  \n\nWas amused by the idea of the steakhouse.  Who eats classy at a strip joint?
__label__0 What a monumental shithole Treasures.\n\nCover charge at 4:30 in the afternoon was $33.00. Almost immediately upon entering you're besieged with hustling bitches trying to shake you down for table dances at twenty bucks a pop. Should you decline, they'll step up their marketing skills by offering you a package of five dances for only one-hundred dollars. \nGod, they're clever. I think that works out to, oh wait, twenty dollars a dance.\nAs I said, clever.\n\nWhen servers ask for your drink order, they'll immediately ask how you're going to pay for it, suggesting perhaps you may be homeless and without funds for such a wondrous event. \nThe look on your face suggests you're experiencing a wtf moment. \n\n          \" Cash or credit card?\" she annoyingly barks while you're still in disbelief.\n\nShaken down at the door, now insulted, as if you were going to swill down a beer and beeline it for an awaiting cab without paying, you begin to reassess if any of this was worth it.\n\nWhether your response is cash or credit, they'll demand payment up front prior to taking the order. I believe this is because, and this is only conjecture mind you, their default statement is to not trust anyone who graces their shit hole establishment for fear they're part shit hole too. It's a projection thing I guess.\n\nDon't get suckered into a VIP dance in the back room by one of the many fleeting nubiles promenading about.. They're there for one reason. To take you to the 'back room'.\nIf you do get suckered into a back room dance, the fee starts at $100 with a $32 two-drink minimum, again, all paid up front of course. And god help you if you happen to get caught up in the moment, losing count of your five song 'deal'. The sixth song just shot the price up to $250 along with a now $50 two-drink minimum. \nIt's like being penalized for getting caught up in the music and whirling tits!\n\nYou're now knee-deep in the shit, having unwittingly purchased the multi-dance package and guess what? This time, the dancer doesn't shake you down for loot, she waltzes you over to some guy bigger than all outdoors, whose tone of voice is lower than a 30\" subwoofer and whose countenance is that of a guard at Buckingham Palace.\n\n   \"Two hundred fifty bucks pal, how you gonna pay?\" \n\nI panic.\nThe eighth song just began playing and I don't know what the rules are. The seventh shot the price from twenty to thirty-five. After everything I've seen thus far, I'm thinking they're going to ask me to pony up a nut when song number eight begins playing.\nI cut my losses and head for the door.\n\nWhen you've had enough of their bullshit and want to take a cab back to the hotel, guess what, no cabs. \nOh there are cabs, a cab line and a valet, but you're not going anywhere...not just yet. \nThat's because you'll need to grease the valet, this or else wait in a terminally long line of losers who didn't have money to line the valet's pockets.\n\nHere's what I did.\nI saw an off-duty cab about 100 yards from their driveway entrance and started toward it.\n\n   \"HE'S OFF DUTY!\" the valet shouts. \n\n    \"FUCK YOU,\" I respond politely. \n\nI offered the taxi driver a fifty to take me anywhere as fast as he could. This so I could begin erasing the entire shitty experience out of my memory. \nHe declines, saying he'll get in trouble with va-ray. (Asian)\nI make it a Franklin.\n\n  \" Hop in\" he says.\n\nEverything about Treasures smells to high heaven, including the plethora of Russian whores in cheap perfume and glitter. You'll know who they are immediately.\nThey speak with the same dialect as that ugly bitch from Rocky & Bullwinkle.\n\nI would only come back here if I won the lottery.
__label__0 I thank God i got the tickets for free. Otherwise i thought this show was one of the worst i have seen in Vegas. The women were hott, but the overall performance was really bad. They tried to mix in comedy and singing as well. Just horrible show. I did see only three couples walk out.
__label__3 Even as a gay guy, I can appreciate these beautiful women.  I thought the host was fine, though overly processed when she was singing with too much reverb and delay.\n\nThe comedian was very funny and racy.\n\nI've seen other topless shows on the strip like Crazy Girls,  but Fantasy felt classier.\n\nFantasy uses the same stage that host CarrotTop, so feel free to use this joke as you are exiting the theater \"Man, CarrotTop's show has really changed for the better.\"
__label__2 It wasn't spectacular... Started 10-15 minutes late... The Comedian was the highlight of this show... I'm still googling her youtube videos with no luck... Some girls were really pretty but they weren't in sync much...
__label__4 Tastes like home made! Better in some cases.. \nThe tortillas tasted absolutely amazing, the carne asada was great. You gotta try the breakfast burritos. Customer service was great, our orders were ready pretty quick and it was inexpensive. I will definitely go back on my next trip to Vegas.
__label__0 Every time we go it gets worse... Barely any steak in my California Burrito along with a tiny amount of pico and soggy fries.
__label__1 Ordered something I can't remember the name of but it was this doughy piece of fried? bread the size of a football that should have been stuffed with ham, cheese and a sauce.  What I got was a HUGE blob of bread with a very scant amount of ham, a few meager bits of cheese and no sauce that I could taste although there was a tinge of a pinkish moisture that I could see but not taste.  The food took forever to get to us which was somewhat of a mystery since the place just wasn't that busy.  Our server kept apologizing and he was attentive with a great personality but that couldn't make up for what was a completely unsatisfying dinner.  Doubt there will be a next time.
__label__3 So I'll be really honest, I normally I don't like eating pizza, but I decided to give this pizza a try. And boy I'm glad I did! \n\nThe toppings vary from more well known ingredients like sausage, salami, and mozarella, to some more unusual   items like prosciutto and parmacotto. I got the prosciutto, arugula, and mozarella pizza, and it was great! The saltiness of the prosciutto compliments the bitterness of the arugula and rounded flavor of the mozarella.\n\nBut the real star of the show is their dough! All their pizzas are flash fried for 90 seconds in a 900 degree oven, which gives them a unique texture. The dough is soft and chewy with a slightly crispy exterior that has a lightly charred taste (that's a good thing!). Also it is surprisingly filling given the size of the pizza. Everyone at my table was happily full at the end of the meal. \n\nNow for everything else: the atmosphere was very cozy and warm. Service was friendly, and our food came out fairly fast and steaming hot. Only thing to complain about was that the wait to get seated was long, but I suppose that's to be expected on a Friday night. Overall it was a great experience.
__label__0 Porta Alba is an \"irish pub\" of pizza.  The sort of pizza joint that is commonplace in more affluent neighborhoods, offering a more \"european\" atmosphere and pizza.  Don't be fooled. the pizza is nothing to rave about, unless you are impressed by paying over $12 for a small piece of dough with some tomato and cheese slopped on top.  Here was our dinner: one personal pizza, one pasta entree, three salads and 1/2 carafe of wine (all of which was ok at best).  The price: $80 including the tip.  Estimated true value: $20.
__label__0 fuck 3 roots. I've been going there for about three years, and I really want to like it, but every time I go back I am reminded of why I hate it.\n\n3 roots wouldn't be so terrible if A) the employees had the first clue about what constitutes \"good service\" and B) if everything wasn't so wildly inconsistent.\n\nI remember a time, a couple years ago, when the food at 3 Roots was really, really good. they must have changed their recipes over time (or have perhaps hired unqualified kitchen staff), because things that I used to love ordering now suck. I got a grilled cheese a few months ago that was not actually grilled. it was toasted bread with cheese. and it cost me $6. what the fuck?\n\nmoreover, it's rare to get a good drink at 3 Roots. of course, it all depends on who's making it. there doesn't seem to be a standard modus operandi among the baristas, so you never know if your drink is going to suck or not (more often than not, it will.) I do not like Starbucks, but they make better coffee for about the same price.\n\nworst of all, though, is the service. 3 Roots baristas wouldn't know good customer service if it was fucking them in the ass. there have been many, many employees at 3 Roots over the years, and almost every one of them has made it really clear that they couldn't care less about their patrons -- this is especially true if you aren't friends with someone who works there. (personal anecdote: a few years ago, I dated a guy who was friends with many of the baristas there, and when we broke up, one of them was an overtly catty bitch to me. awesome!) you will consistently be made to wait far longer for your food than necessary, even if you've just ordered soup that needs only to be ladled into a bowl. an hour's wait for a sandwich or veggie burger is not uncommon. you'll probably also have to ask for whatever side (chips or whathaveyou) was supposed to come with your food, because they'll probably forget to put it on your plate.\n\noh, and good luck finding somewhere to sit around lunchtime.\n\nand on top of all this, they don't seem to be able to run a business and actually keep it open. they close for months at a time to do god knows what; I never know when they're going to be open, and it's really not even worth bothering anymore.
__label__1 Went here at 1am on Black Friday. The place is pretty ghetto for being inside a casino.\n\nOxtail Soup was the only thing worth trying. Ordered the fish and chips and it was still cold on the inside. Also tried the steak and it was pretty bland. One trick pony in my opinion.
__label__2 Ok, so the Oxtail soup is the special here, BUT it's basically only served from 11pm til 11am, which covers the hours for the average drunkie's evening mealtime.  I wonder how many of the previous reviews are based on a drunken experience with the oxtail soup.  It is pretty good I'll admit albeit a LOT on the salty side.  Served with a large sccop of rice, side of ginger and onions.  For $7.95 it's not tOOoo bad, but cost vs. quality i would have to give it a 2 star rating.\n\nThe breakfast buffet is quite cheap- for around 6 dollars you have quite a selection of meats (portugese sausage, bacon, ham, corned beef hash) carbs (crepe things, toast, waffles, danishes, hash browns) and fresh fruits and juice and such.
__label__2 I have fallen in love with the oxtail soup here but got there on this trip before 11:00 pm and had to settle for the steak and shrimp special.  Steak was tougher than a boot and while it was only $8.00 it was as they say, \"tougher than a 2 dollar steak\".  Salad bar is pretty decent but if come here for anything other than the oxtail soup you are wasting your time as you can do better elsewhere.
__label__4 The 5 start rating is for the Oxtail Soup.  I've been eating this soup for the past 13 years.  After driving 5 hours from San Diego to Las Vegas, I make a stop to eat oxtail before I do anything else.  They only serve it around 11pm -9am.  You get a big bowl of several oxtail bones in broth, with carrots, celery, peanuts and chinese mushrooms.  It comes with 2 scoops of steamed rice and a little ground ginger and minced cilantro which you add to your soup once you get it.  Kinda like adding basil leaves and bean sprouts in your bowl of pho.  On weekend nights, the line is 20-30 mintues long depending on when you get there.  It's worth the wait.
__label__3 Prime rib special is a steal with soup or salad bar and great desert cherries jubilee is to die for
__label__3 My boyfriend and I love coming here for their prime rib special. You get a huge slice of prime rib, green beans, your choice of mashed potatoes, baked potato, or rice, and cherries jubilee for dessert. It is worth the $8, trust me. \n\nTheir prime rib is very juicy and flavorful. The mashed potatoes are my favorite because of the gravy! it is pure deliciousness. My favorite part about the cherries jubilee is the little cookie that they serve with it. Put some of the ice cream on it, and you're in for a real treat!!\n\nIf you don't feel like eating prime rib, try some of the local food they have on the menu. Definitely worth it. \n\nTip: be prepared to wait for at least 15 minutes. There is usually a long line, so I wouldn't come here if you are looking to eat right away.
__label__3 Went here after a day of drinking and gambling on our last night in Vegas.  There were three of us and we each had the loco moco and the Filipino breakfast which consisted of tocino. garlic rice and three eggs.  I was full, but it tasted so good that I kept on eating.  Wished they served the oxtail soup before 11pm cause I was too drunk and full to come back later.
__label__1 As soon as we checked in to California hotel & casino, we made our way to Market Street Cafe.  It was already past midnight and we had come from LA so we weren't trying to drive around anymore.  Luckily, it wasn't as crazy busy so we were able to be seated right away.  Unfortunately, despite getting seated right away, we weren't attended to right away at our table.  Don't get me wrong.  The server was nice but when one is tired and hungry, niceness can only get so far.  \n\nWhen she finally made her way to our table, my sister-in-law ordered the infamous oxtail soup (now priced at $9.99), my brother ordered the wonton min, and I customized my omelette with cheddar cheese, mushrooms, bacon, & spam.  The food itself was okay.  Nothing to shout on rooftops about.  My omelette was okay, though the combination of spam and bacon made it super salty towards the end, since there were big clumps of them at the other end of my omelette.  The hash browns were okay.  Didn't taste the wonton min but my brother seemed to like it.  I did taste the infamous oxtail soup.  It comes with a cup of rice which my sister-in-law devoured.  The oxtail is cooked perfectly, with the meat falling off the bone easily.  The broth is pretty good but I suppose that since I am Filipino, I'm accustomed to eating oxtail with a peanut sauce (a dish called Kare-kare).  So although the oxtail and the broth was good separately, together, I was looking for something more.  I don't think I'd ever order it again.\n\nDid I mention that our food arrived and we still had no drinks at our table.  When I flagged the waitress down and asked for water, she only brought one for me.  It wasn't until she noticed the shocked look on my brother's face that she made her way back with water for both my brother and sister-in-law as well.  Overall, I probably wouldn't eat here again, unless I had no other choice.
__label__4 Can't go wrong with oxtail soup (aka Bulalo) for late night cravings after a night out on the strip. Located inside California Hotel in Downtown Las Vegas a few miles away from the strip, it is worth the drive. Make sure to go here between 11pm to 9am to take advantage of their Graveyard Specials. 1/2 lb NY Steak for only $6.99 that will not disappoint. And of course the Oxtail soup that completes any meal. There could be a long wait at times to dine in but its totally worth it.\n\nDon't forget to validate your parking so its free.
__label__1 mediocre food and terrible service
__label__3 If u come here on grave until 7am ask for Joy...great server....having saimin and Portuguese Sausage and scramble eggs....of course with rice... ono after a night out.
__label__3 This is a great late night spot located in the California Hotel. If you're a fan of ox tail soup, you'll love this place. The oxtail soup is only served late night and the entire menu has Hawaiian/Filipino influence. This place is so well known for their ox tail soup that if you check-in on Facebook, it will say it's the HOME OF THE OXTAIL SOUP. \n\nTips: 1. Be prepared to wait in line. 2. Get your oxtail soup without peanuts. 3. Don't forget to get your parking ticket validated.
__label__3 Oxtail soup, oxtail soup, oxtail soup.
__label__3 400 reviews, baby!!!\n\nthe MGM grand garden arena is definitely worth my 400th review...or maybe just the reason i was there made it more worthwhile.  i'm not really a big fan of vegas, cuz uhhhh...most of the time, vegas hates me and vice versa.  i give and give and give...and all vegas does is take and take and take.  it's a very unhealthy relationship for me.  so i usually try to avoid vegas at all costs, especially during holiday weekends.  but this trip was an exception...\n\ni was lucky enough to score some tickets to the big ufc fight through a photographer that i recently worked with.  i just love my job. :)  he definitely hooked me up!  i got to have my first experience at the garden arena and watch my first ufc fight...actually, my first real fight...period.  i don't even really know much about ufc or fighting but why in the world would i pass up this opportunity?  it would be totally unacceptable.  \n\nthe arena is located pretty deep in the MGM...i think...or we just went the wrong way and walked all the way around.  and of course, silly me was wearing heels.  i just don't ever learn.  hey, a girl has a right to wear cute shoes whenever she wants!  parking wasn't too bad considering the big event but we did get there pretty early to try to catch the first fight.  \n\ni don't think there are really any bad seats in the house.  the octagon is in the middle and there are big screens everywhere to get a better view of what's going on in there.  of course, there are bars all over the place so alcohol wouldn't be a problem.  this is vegas, damn it!  i didn't visit the bar tho.  i think that was the first time i actually stayed sober in vegas.\n\nall in all it was good times.  the venue was great for my first real right...and quite possibly, my last.
__label__2 I've been to the MGM Grand Garden Arena for several concerts.  Most recently, I was there for the Stevie Wonder, Songs in the Key of Life Performance.  \n\nThe arena itself is OK.  I had seats in the second section from the stage in the 5th row off the stage.  They were good seats.  I've also been here when I was at the turn in the horseshoe of seating and the seats were painful to get in and out of.  In addition, I needed the Hubble Telescope to see the performers.\n\nThe ushers were helpful, Metro was accommodating with approving my camera (the screener at the metal detectors thought it needed special attention).  One complaint, if TM and AXS are going to encourage electronic tickets on smartphones, have more than one line where your entry can be scanned.  It's absurd to move all of us who are not wasting paper to go to one line to get in.  Even the Las Vegas Academy High School can scan smartphone and paper. \n\nThe arena is always clean--well to start the evening.  Getting out is now a lot easier after the near stampede following one of the large prize fights.  Walk up to the plaza level, go through one of the doors that says exit to stairwell, and down the steps and outside and you're close to the garage.  Generally they don't let you come in this way unless you have floor/VIP seats.  It is the way Mike Tyson came in Saturday night.
__label__1 Thankfully, the owner is a good friend of mine, So i can avoid the $10 yearly membership.  Hell, if you even pay 40, 50, or 100, its still worth it.  The food items will make you dizzy.  There are so many things to buy and try.  If somehow, they can set up tasting/sample tables for the items....the Look out costco.\n\nMy fav. is the seafood.  You can get every thing ever fished outta the ocean for whole prices.  Cant go wrong.\n\nMY how times have changed.  Even in recession ravaged vegas, this place suffers...... from great to bad in less than 12 months....
__label__3 I was wandering through Yelp the other day while I was planning a recent trip to Las Vegas.  I wanted to find good-tasting, reasonably-priced restaurants that weren't on the Strip. Somehow in my wanderings I happened across the International Marketplace.  Being an unrepentant Trader-Joes-aholoic with more-than occasional foreys into assorted international stores, and international food lover, I knew I had to go.  \n\nRemember the Old Goose singing to Templeton about the Fair in Charlotte's Web?  That was me doing my best Templeton (but with better fare).  Oh joy!\n\nI was there for hours and hours.  I couldn't even begin to tell you how much time I spent selecting first cold-pressed olive oils. (I ended-up with one from Italy and one from Greece.)  i went absolutely bonkers in the UK chocolates and candies. I think the money I spent at the International Market may have rivaled what I spent on food overall on the entire trip!  I could just go on-and-on.\n\nBtw, even though I live in California and rarely visit Las Vegas, I bought the membership as recommended by so many Yelpers, and I'm glad I did.  In the end it was almost a push; the amount saved was about the amount spent on the card, so in the future, should I return to Las Vegas, I will be saving from that point on. \n\nSo, with all that in mind, I add a couple of things to keep in mind when shopping at the International Market. Thank you Yelpers for the 411 on reading the expiration dates on absolutely everything.  There are items past expiration on the shelves.  Also, many of the bottles of olive oil had no bottled-on dates and/or expiration dates.  And patience is needed because the aisles often only allow one cart at a time, so if you want to shop that aisle, you may have to wait.\n\nOh, I don't want to leave this review without a special shout-out to the International Marketplace staff.  They were very helpful folks.\n\nSo, go to the Fair, Templeton.  It will surpass your wildest dreams.
__label__0 This review is about the little Chinese \"restaurant\" at the entrance to the marketplace.  I wish there was a separate listing for the restaurant but according to the receipt, it falls under the same name and address.  \nI had passed by the marketplace many times and never stopped there but on this recent trip to Vegas, I was finally curious enough to go in.  I was also hungry, so when I saw the Chinese restaurant, I decided to get the 2 item combo (4.99).\nThis seemed like the typical pre-prepared Chinese food type of place, like a Panda Express, so I wasn't expecting gourmet food but still something half-way decent.\nWell, this place exceeded all expectations...in a bad way.  From the first bite, I could tell this food was something \"special\", something so gross and disgusting that I could barely force myself to try a second bite.  Just for reference, I've eaten my share of iffy food and filled myself many times at cheap Chinese food buffets so I don't have unrealistic expectations.\nWell, this food was probably the worst I've had that I can recall.  The chow mein was greasy, the chicken was tough and they both seemed like they were cooked at least a day before if not much longer...in rancid oil that should have been discarded a week before.  The meat tasted as if it came from chickens dead of old age or disease...or at least what I imagine those taste like.\nEven if I could have fought back the gagging and swallowed it, I was too afraid of the expected digestive and perhaps other health effects to even attempt it.\nSilly me, I was so outraged at this revolting food being served that I asked for a refund even though I was almost certain I would not be given one.  \nWell, of course, I was not given one.  The kind of business who serves this kind of food does not exactly care about customer satisfaction.\nNow, I usually hate wasting food but tossed this in the trash with no hesitation.  Then again, this could hardly be worthy of the name \"food.\"\nThere is no reason to eat here when there is much better cheap food to be had in Vegas.
__label__4 Best selection of international specialty foods Las Vegas has to offer. There is not anything you cannot find here! Been coming here for 15 years ... It gets better each and every year.
__label__3 this place is good for family,  The price is right and they serve good beer.  The food is pretty good four stars are for the service.  I don't like looking over at the kitchen and seeing the cooks eat food while they are cooking so that is why they get one star deduction
__label__2 I know people love this place.  I can see why some people would really like it. However, it felt like I was in an assembly line. It is a little pricey. There are better places in Charlotte. I think people are just impressed by the free drink.
__label__3 I live within walking distance to Ed's and I haven't been there too often; however, I have become a sucker for their wings.  I love their Blackened Parm. wings.  Such a great flavor and their ranch dressing is just yummy!  Whenever I'm craving wings, I head to Ed's!
__label__0 I'm only here...still waiting for a table because I have to use a gift card I received. I've watched 6 tables stay empty for 25 minutes. I understand they take reservations,  but their operations flow is slow and the front of the house staff doesn't seem terribly concerned with the starving patrons that have congregated outside.  This review probably won't matter because people love Pf changs no matter what.  I won't return though.
__label__1 We went here instead of waiting out a table at True Foods.  I typically do not eat Chinese food - I'm more of a fan of Japanese or Thai.  I went here with family - who seemed happy with their lunches.  I ordered the Eggplant dish (one of the few vegetarian options).  It was ok - the sauce was very thick and salty - not really to my taste.  It was OK, but definitely not something I would want to try again.  I'd recommend sticking out the wait at True Foods or another restaurant in the area.
__label__1 Hickory Tavern trades out on what the Carolinas use to be and misses the mark on what Charlotte is.  Charlotte is a major city now.  It is still growing.  This new style (this location) is a move in the right direction.  Decor and layout are pluses, but menu selection and service leave a lot to be desired.  Let me re-emphasize the service.  It is not even close to being good.  I have been in this location three times now.  Only once did we have a server with a personality.  None of the times did the food come out in a realistic time frame.\nWhy oh why do I see cooks in the dining room?  Why did it take 25 minutes to get food on a day when they simply were not busy?  Oh, thats right... the cooks are watching TV in the dining room.  I guess the servers are in the back doing their nails.
__label__1 Really disappointing service.  Probably the worst I can remember.  I was with a group on a Saturday night.  The crowd was probably normal for a Saturday.  Not 100% full but busy.\nWe sat on the patio for a total of 3 hours.  I would estimate we saw our waitress a total of 4 or 5 times (counting her introduction).  We did manage to get a burger and 2 beers.  One member of the party who arrived after the others asked her to come back for a food order - she never did.\nAt the end of the evening we had to track down the manager to ask for our tab.  He generously gave us a 20% discount off our tab.  (In retrospect we should have walked out after waiting an hour with no tab to pay).\n\nI will make it a point not to stop by again.  Too bad. It's a very convenient restaurant since we live nearby.
__label__3 The mimosa bar on Sundays is tasty and inexpensive. I haven't had the food, but this appears to be a classic sports bar.
__label__3 Food and service are excellent. Only thing keeping it from 5 stars is price...expect to spend a couple more dollars per dish than other sports bar menus.
__label__2 Three stars is pretty spot on.  I actually was going to give this place two stars, but they got a bump for friendly service.  I came here after work for happy hour with some co-workers and their significant others.  While the waitresses were attentive and friendly, the food and the sports setup were unimpressive.\n\nThe restaurant is squished in between an office and hotel complex just southeast of the Camelback Colonnade.  There's a decent amount of parking, though finding it was initially confusing as its mixed with reserved office parking.  Inside, its a pretty standard sports bar, though perhaps going for a modern edgy look.  The TVs around the bar and restaurant area are actually not as big as you'd find at some other sports bars like Zipps.  I also noticed they had issues with the satellite feed for some of the games they were showing on their televisions.  Some of the TV screens just froze or went black numerous times.  Alright, to the grub.\n\nIts a Chicago sports bar and proudly displays a Bears flag outside so a lot of the menu is geared towards Chicago fare.  Fair enough.  I love a good italian beef sandwich and some italian sausage, so I went for the combo sandwich.  I've had a sandwich like this before at other Chicago themed restaurants in the Phoenix area and I know to expect a little bit of a peppery kick, but this place took it WAY too far.  The size of the sandwich was okay (though in my opinion a bit small for the $10 I paid), but the proportion of peppers to meat was probably 2/3rd peppers, 1/3rd meat.  I really couldn't even taste the meat as I could only taste a fiery painful burn.  I can handle spicy to a point, but eventually you reach a pain threshold that prevents you from enjoying the meal.  The overabundance of peppers ruined the dish.\n\nOn the good side, I was very pleasantly surprised to find Lumberyard Red on their beer menu and the fact that it was discounted for happy hour.  And as mentioned before, our waitress was excellent.  She refilled my glass right on cue and was equally attentive with my friends.\n\nPerhaps they'll step up their game for the NFL regular season.  Its a Bears bar so they'll have plenty of Chicago patrons come kickoff.  I don't expect out of this world food at a sports bar, but I would hope it would be adequate (particularly the Chicago theme dishes).  And I would hope I could watch games without feed interruptions or unforeseen technical difficulties.  Perhaps today just wasn't their day, but I probably won't be back soon.
__label__4 I live close to the greenway half moon and loved this place so my fianc\u00e9 and I decided to try to other location, heard they had different food and different interior. \n\nWe sat at the bar, I ordered some wings (cant get enough of half moons wings) and my fianc\u00e9 ordered a burger and a side of wings.\nWINGS WERE PERFECT.\nMy fianc\u00e9 didn't like the bun as much on the burger but it was still pretty good.\n\nI really like the change up of this bar, I loved the environment and the way everything flows.\n\nThe best part about this visit was probably the bartender, her name was Alexandra.\nBecause of her my fianc\u00e9 and I stayed at least an hour past the time we intended on leaving. She did a damn good job getting my fianc\u00e9 drunk and we had a blast with her. \nVery outgoing girl and the customers around me seemed to think the same.\n\nWe will 100% be back on a regular basis!
__label__2 Very nice place especially at Caesar's Palace. This was my first time trying dining at a Cheesecake Factory. The menu selection was huge.
__label__4 The fianc\u00e9e and I stopped in for a little late night eating and we both walked out way happier then we thought we would.\nI got the carrot cheesecake and it was top notch. She ordered the hot fudge sundae and loved every bite.\nEven with the place packed, the server we had was fast and always on top of things. \nThis is going to be a place I go back to on the next Vegas trip
__label__3 I have been visiting this Cheesecake Factory long before I moved to Las Vegas. The multiple levels is a architectural design element not seen in other restaurants, but is necessary because they get so much traffic. It is located at the very end of The Forum Shops commected to Caesars Palace.\n\nHaving to wait to get in and the long journey it takes to get to this location from the casino, are the only two drawbacks. Everything else, including the staff and food have always been good.\n\nIt is near a large aquarium and an animatronic show with fire and water, so those help to pass the time. If you are walking around Las Vegas and want to enjoy a nice dinner from a restaurant you know, try this one out.
__label__3 Everything was excellent. Started with the Buffalo Blast appetizer! Amazing! The pizza and soup,were both good and of course the cheesecake was outstanding. The service was excellent and we waited less than 5 minutes to get in. The only problem I had with it (as seems to be the case with many restaurants in Vegas) is actually finding it.
__label__3 This restaurant is so good! I love the Teriyaki Chicken and rice dinner. The only reason I give this restaurant four stars is because it is always so busy. They don't offer call ahead seating and don't do reservations, so the wait can be long. It's definitely a good place to eat though! Sit out front so you can see the statue show and aquarium!
__label__2 Only came here for appetizer for snacking but it became a full late lunch! Ah I was full. The service is great and not really busy here during the time we came. We ordered:\n\n1) Calamari was well deep fried and cooked but no real flavor by itself or with sauce.\n2) Ahi tartare was very small and only for one person. Had a lot of avocado, more then ahi tuna and the sauce was just right with the wonton chips.\n3) Buffalo wings were good and well deep fried with ranch.\n4) Fried Zucchini was good and well cooked. Love their ranch as it seemed homemade.\n5) Loaded potato tots were good and filled with bacon,cheese,potatoes,etc but you can only have so much. I could not eat too much of this as it almost made me sick.\n6) Plain cheese cake with warm chocolate sauce is always my fave!\n\nMy rating is more a 3.5 stars but had to round up. I would come back but we need to watch what we order! ;-)
__label__1 Went here with the wife after not wanting to wait for a table at Fatheads.  We had no real clue where we were gonna end since this was our first visit to ketchup city.  We just walked up Carson St and came upon this joint.  The Penguins game was on and seemed that most everyone in there was there to watch the Pens.  Too bad they lost to the machine that is Boston this year.  I was quietly enjoying watching the ass-kicking since I'm a Caps fan.  But I kept my glee to myself not wanting to start any trouble.  One cool thing this place did was offer a drink special every time the Pens scored a goal.  Unfortunately, they only scored one goal while we were there (i.e. 2nd period on).  We didn't partake in the shooter special since we both haven't been the age where shooters were a viable drink option in a long while.  \n\nWe added to our already existing buzz from our earlier bar patronage over in the strip area by downing some Yeunglings.  We also ate some food.  I had a burger and the wife a fish sandwich.  The burger was decent and the wife's sandwich was huge....you could of made three sandwiches from the piece of fried cod/haddock they gave her.  Jesus, it was a HUGE piece of fried fish.  We took nearly 2/3 of it back to the hotel with us.  \n\nThis place seemed like a typical young urban professional's type of place.  It was somewhat aesthetic being an historic landmark and all but the upstairs (where we ended up b/c the downstairs was packed) was nothing special.  I actually felt like I was in some buddy's poorly built rec room minus the bathroom.  The TV and sound system up there was nice though.  They also had a large projection screen on the bottom level that had a decent picture.\n\nWe only stayed for 2 periods of hockey.  Enough to drink a few beers and eat some grub.  We weren't feeling the place all that much.  It wasn't our style.  It was definitely a place for younger folks looking to get some bar grub and grab a buzz.  There wasn't in much of atmosphere or style to the people in the joint. or to the joint itself.  Just your average bar.   It would be a decent place to go out with your buddies or girlfriends if that's the kind of thing you're into.  You could probably find some drunk bootie in the place late at night....again, if that's the kind of thing you're into.
__label__4 2011 International CES was all about 3D TVs, Mirrorless cameras, and tablets!\n\nThis was my first time attending and I really enjoyed it. The conventional center was so crowded and map was necessary if you were looking for specific companies but other than that just walk throughout the show and you'll have a great time. Not as much FREE STUFF as I expected but I got a lot of tote bags, pens, and some thumb drives. Also, they were giving away FREE NEW MINI REESES (CUPLESS!) by the entrance of the Central Hall. \n\nDEFINITELY WILL TRY TO GO AGAIN NEXT YEAR!
__label__4 I don't know if it was the day I went or if I just went with the right group but I got a bunch of free stuff and had a great time! I only was able to go one day... and only for a few hours (tear) but CES fed me (thank you, BMW), wow'ed me (3d printer like whaaaat), and spoiled me with phone cases galore. Just wish I would've had more time/days and I could've got/seen more stuff. Next year I'm aiming for the whole week.\n\nTips:\n- wear walking shoes. seriously. flats were a terrible mistake.\n- you will get lost. just face it.\n- bring cash. you never know what someone might be willing to sell at a big discount...
__label__3 I just noticed this place when our Helldorado Days float went by it during the parade.  A few days later I checked it out.  It was pretty good.  I would say 3.5 stars.  The Beef Panang curry was very good, the chicken satay was good, but I didn't like the Larb.  I love Larb, but theirs was a little gritty-I assume from the spices in it.  I am happy to find another good place to eat for when I am Downtown.  This place isn't good enough as a destination Thai restaurant for me-I'd rather go to Thai BBQ or Lotus of Siam, but it is a happy downtown find.  i will go back again!
__label__1 I had high expectations of this place before I went.\n\nOn a side street, hole in the wall, dated decor, and no crowds - GREAT, my kind of place.\n\nThe restaurant deserves 2 stars for not being in a casino and having a laid back ambiance.\n\nThe food, meh.  I ordered a few things just to sample them and they were rather bad actually.  The tofu was overcooked, the duck (I know I shouldn't have ordered at a place like this) was chewy and did not have a lot of meat.\n\nMight be OK for a quick lunch but beyond that forget about it.  \n\nExtremely unhealthy food.  Trans fat, MSG, and loads and loads of salt.  Well this stuff should make anything palatable and that was barely the case at Thai Vegas. \n\nThe owners/staff were nice, it's not crowded, and the food is a pass - So 2 stars it is.
__label__0 We were looking for some good Italian food, so we decided to visit Tomaso's. The entire experience was unsatisfactory. You have to park in an awkward lot arranged so that you have to turn out and then back in before you find the Valet. Our waiter vacillated between hovering at the hostess station while staring at us to ignoring us completely. The salad turned out to be canned pears atop wilted lettuce with an odd topping of fried onion strings. The pasta was good, but not worth the $20 asking price. The dessert and coffee were served with no spoons, so we were forced to go foraging for extra silverware at a neighboring empty table. Finally, we had to wait at least five minutes at the valet station for the attendant to arrive back from his break. \n\nOn a Saturday night the restaurant was more than half empty, so the waiter really had no excuse. Luckily, his counterpart who was serving the next table over took pity on us and refilled our bread basket and water glasses, offered us fresh ground pepper for our appetizer, and  answered our questions about the dishes our own waiter had abruptly plunked down in front of us before bolting back to the hostess station. \n\nWhile the experience here gave us a lot to laugh about, we will not be returning to Tomaso's.
__label__4 Finally authentic Sicilian food in Phoenix. Combine it with great service and it is a classic go to restaurant.  If you haven't been to Tomaso's what are you waiting for!
__label__4 Came for lunch. First time we had been there though we had heard good things about it. Decent white wine selection. We got something at the suggestion of the waiter and were happy. My salad was good and my wife loved the soup which was loaded with beans and lentils. Wife had the ravioli special: three types of ravioli in a white sauce. I had salmon on top of pasta with squid ink sauce. Service was good. Most others in the restaurant were businesspeople doing business. We had a good meal and agreed we need to return soon.
__label__2 I liked Wild Fish, and I would go back.  However, it didn't rock my world.  Corporate bullshit, ya know.  I would never call the place trendy, it's in a strip mall and has little personality.  The service was not remarkable, the wait was too long.  But, in the end, my meal was quite good.  The fish was cooked perfectly and the portions were impressive.  Skip the dessert and go elsewhere.  A bit pricey but that shouldn't be a deterant.
__label__2 I've only eaten there twice, but the food both times was very very average... not reflected in the prices. At this price point, the food should be out of this world. \n\nThe happy hour specials are decent and the atmosphere is outstanding, but I don't really see a reason to go here unless you want to impress someone with how much money you have. It's not like going to Ocean Club where the food is fucking rad.\n\nI won't be going here unless someone gives me a gift certificate. I put that it's Spendy, but if you get a drink it can easily get you over 60 bucks and into the splurge area. Not worth it.
__label__3 We had a large group dinner here for work. The staff was super nice and very attentive. We had a set menu/price arrangement to make it easier to serve our group. The selections were not disappointing.\n\nThe shrimp and crab cake appetizer were excellent. The shrimp has a spicy punch and the vegetables underneath were untouched... I grabbed them and they were awesome! Crab cakes were meaty and flavorful. \n\nI had a petite fillet, which was cooked perfectly and seasoned perfectly. It was a great steak. The brined and roasted chicken was also tasty, but you have to like the saltiness of a brined meat. I recommend a bland side item to take up some of the salt.\n\nThe sides of sugar snap peas and loaded mashers were both very good.\n\nFinally, the creme brulee was for REAL. Real vanilla beans, perfect caramel sugar crust, perfect texture and taste of the custard. Really good eats. \n\nThey also had a decent wine list... never a bad thing!
__label__2 Sat at the bar because I didn't have a reservation and bartenders always know more about drink selections. Lemon Drop Martini was one of the best I've had. Tony is a good bartender and honest with his opinions.\n\nThe food wasn't bad but I was slightly disappointed.\n\nThey were out of pacific oysters (it happens but I was really looking forward to them)\n\nThe Chop Salad was small considering the price and while it was good it wasn't something I'll ever get a craving for. Probably won't order again.\n\nThe Calamari was good, I could go without all the garnishes that are there for presentation though. Beware there is an Asian inspired sauce that is drizzled over the calamari, it's pretty good but I would get it on the side. \n\nI had the roasted Seabass, it was good but bland. For a $34 entree I expect it to be great. If I ordered this again I would ask what the chef can do to inject some more flavor into this dish. Not sure if he/she is up to it.\n\nThe crab stuffed shrimp is really good, but not that filling. The flavors in this dish are complex.
__label__3 Delicious Chilean Sebass, excellent Mac n cheese, and a great wine selection but the service.... A little slow
__label__1 Sadly, my experience at Wildfish this evening was extremely disappointing, due in large part to the total ineptitude of our waiter. He was well meaning and very pleasant (apologizing each time he messed up) but his lack of training was appalling. To specify: (1) he forgot to bring the wine we ordered, (2) forgot to order one of our side dishes so that it came a full ten minutes after our meal was served, and then (3), left the dirty dishes in front of us even while pouring our coffee. The food was fine, which is the only reason this received 2 stars rather than 1.  But it could not compensate for such bad service. It certainly wasn't worth the cost of this dinner.
__label__3 Service a little slow but when I think about the quality it all came together. Great food! Ambience was great for two people, romantic dinner in a both. Menu it's mostly steamed, broiled and fried very little chargrilled items.
__label__2 Tried the \"All Lump\" crab cake after being assured it was as stated on the menu, no surprise....no lump to be found !!
__label__0 I HATE IT!!!!!!!\nThey charge you twice the amount, than you would normally pay at the neighborhood corner SB's.\nIt's the same coffee dammit!
__label__3 Oh, this Starbucks isn't all that bad.  It's huge.  Lots of comfy seating.  The staff is nice.  They do charge a little bit more.  It's in a casino.  But they charge more at the airport, too, where you probably need it most.  Life goes on.  \n\nI'm pleased that they take a Starbucks card.  It pisses me off when casino Starbucks, like the one in the Golden Nugget, won't take the card.  The damn card is the only reason why I go to Starbucks instead of going out of my way for better coffee.\n\nThis location is crazy efficient, too.  A little better in my experience than the one by the convention center. It's a good option while in Mandalay Bay.
__label__1 The only thing I can say is that the portions are huge..but a bit bland in taste. Came here for dinner and it wasn't too busy. You'll get full but not satisfied due to the lack of taste. It just a fancier diner setting. I rather go to Denny's and get similar dishes for less which probably taste better too.
__label__3 Portions are made for giants here. Ordered the meatloaf hash, thought it could have been seasoned better, only ate about 1/10th of the 10\" x10\" 3 inch high skillet filled to the brim and then I couldn't even stand to look at it anymore. I highly recommend the Chicken and Waffles! The chicken was so moist and infused with rosemary, best fry chicken I've ever had. And the waffles are heavenly with a thick cut of bacon right inside! The waffles were substantial but yet fluffy, perfect texture. Everything comes together with a scallion glaze that's both savory and a little sweet, it goes perfectly with the waffle, bacon and fried chicken. No wonder it's the NYTimes favorite.
__label__2 Some people will be upset with this review, but when we are asked to write a review, Yelp wants us to be honest right? \nFinally tried out Hash House a go go for lunch yesterday. Had read great reviews and many a celebrity have endorsed it. \nThe interior is great and the service is pretty good too. That is why I gave Hash 3 stars, but the food did not appeal that much to me and I consider it forgetable.\nI tried the mushroom and goat cheese sandwich and have no complaints about my dish, The potatoes au gratin looked very cheesy, but tasted good as the cheese wasn't not all overpowering as I had expected. My wife tried the chicken and waffles and we both agreed: nothing special! The all white meat chicken and waffles were both too dry and bland and we prefer Roscoe's for sure.  \nFor the average 'white' person, this food probably tastes great, the presentation looked above par, but for those among us who consider themselves foodies, the wide gamut of Asian food offered in this city is soo much more appealing. And finally their lunch prices are a little high at $38 for two. Again, this is just my honest opinion.
__label__3 We decided to try out HHAGG from the small excerpt from the 702 show. The portions looked huge and appetizing. \n\nMy guy ordered a 2 pattied burger that had roasted red peppers & mozzarella stuffed between with a side of fries. I on the other hand ordered the biscuits & gravy.  Though we were expecting the portions to be big it still took us by surprise when the food was brought out.  Each item was very tasty; I couldn't help but take a few bites here and there from the burger then go back tot he biscuits & gravy. ( I know I sound like a pig here) Needless to say I got full pretty fast.\n\nI was surprised that the check for the meals accompanied with the cocktails we had was cheaper compared to some of the other meals we had while in Vegas. I would definitely go back once I have the chance.
__label__4 Hash House is hands down the best place for breakfast in Vegas. Their portions are too big for on the spot consumption which is an issue and almost gets them four stars from me. Not too many people know this, but Hash House also serves up great lunch. This is a must visit whether you are a resident or tourist.
__label__0 Heart Burn City!!!\n\nYesterday was my Birthday,  so friends of ours suggested we do brunch there. After 45 minutes of waiting for a table. We sat down to the madness. The service staff all looked like they came out of punk rock band or belong in West Hollyweird. Guess the freakier you are, the better, for this place. The food made us so sick that both my husband and I suffered from the worse case of heartburn that we had to cancel my romantic Birthday dinner that night. I ordered the eggs scrambled and I asked if they saut\u00e9ed the onions and our server said they could not for us. I was shock that she could not accommodate my needs. So I had order it without the onion. The Biscuit was dry and tasted like chalk; the garnish honey dew melon was not ripe and should not have been on the plate. The potatoes were liked twice deep fried and they were not hot, my eggs were not so hot either. I got the feeling that my food sat for a while. My husband ordered the Chicken and waffles. Ok people but sticking a spring of Rosemary in everything does not classy things up. The service was lousy. Out server did not anticipate any of our needs. For example filling up our beverages and all the things that should have come with our meal like syrup, butter, and more napkins. We had to ask her for everything. She kept pulling disappearing acts as if she went out back to smoke a cigarette. \nThe music was so loud it made the whole experience even worse. \nI am thinking that the creator of this rock concept /artzy fartzy wannabe menu was on drugs while creating this. I've said my peace...
__label__4 CHICKEN AND WAFFLES! you will need to split this unless you are a gluttonous horde (which I can relate :-) ) FANTASTIC!
__label__4 After a long night of taking part in the night life of las vegas, my roommate and i were about as hungry as two young men could be. That morning i could have ate a horse and then still had room for dessert. My roommate said \"it's a bit of a drive from north las vegas, but lets go to Hash House a Go Go\". i told him most breakfast places are the same but i'll try it out. after a 30 minute drive down to Sahara i saw the crowd at 1pm on a saturday....packed to the gills with college students, business people enjoying their day off, and everyone in between trying to recover from the night before. The wait for a larger party would have taken 30-45 minutes but my party was for two so our wait was about 5-10 minutes. \n\nOur waitress came promptly and we were checked on just frequently enough to get any refills or to-go boxes (trust me, you'll need them). \n\nLooking at the prices on the menu, it looks like a trendy breakfast/brunch was about to cost me a pretty penny (12-17 dollars was the range for a meal.)  so i placed my order and started a conversation with my friend. not more than a minute or two later i had to stop and gaze in amazement at the portions coming out of this kitchen! burgers the size of whole melons, stacks of waffles 8 inches high, just an incredible bang for your buck. and if the food tasted anything like it looked i was in for a real experience. the food took a good amount of time to get there. but with how busy it was i really wasn't about to complain as they are only human.  \n\nI can safely say that my chorizo hash with biscuit was THE BEST BREAKFAST i've ever had in my life. i've been all over the world and this blows any breakfast out of the water. i finished just over half my portion before i had to tap out. and the quality of everything was amazing. the rolls are massive and to die for.
__label__2 Decided to yelp for a good breakfast place while I was chilling at vegas and came across this place. \n\nIt was a sunday morning about 10am and it was already super pack. It was about a 30 min wait. Which i thought for good food, should be worth the wait. \n\nFinally got in and everything look really good. All portions are huge! I end up ordering a original Benedict.\n\nI thought the food was good on presentation but the food was just okay for me. My order was kind of cold which I thought was a buzz kill. It wasn't even a little bit warm. I would think if it was nice and hot everything would have tastes great but I guess i would never know.
__label__3 Food Like Woah, lines like Oh No!\n\nI bring out of town guests here who have seen the Las Vegas episode of Man V. Food, and they all LOVE it.  The JOHN GOODMAN-pre-weight loss-sized portions here are insane.  I always order the southern fried-chicken eggs benedict (the dish featured on Man V. Food).  It is rich, heavy, and comforting, just like Oprah.  \n\nTypically, be ready to wait when you come here. This place is no secret anymore.  The service has always been good, which is important for a restaurant that generally functions at capacity.  \n\nA good way to enjoy this spot is to sit in or at the bar where seats are first come/first served, and split an entree with a friend.  A better way though, is to just go nuts, order everything you're appetite desires, and schedule some time for a nap afterwards.
__label__3 Would have a had a 5-star if the wait and service was better.\n\nFood is amazing. They deliver on the twisted farm food promise.  \n\nThe fried sage fried chicken and the chicken and waffles were very impressive.
__label__3 I've been going here since I found out the opened one up in Vegas. I have been to the one at the M hotel, and both are equal in servcce and in quality if food. The hash is awesome here, my favorite dish is their signature corn beef hash. It is served with roasted potatoes and eggs and is a lot of food.\n\nDon't come here on the busy weekends, because wait times can be in the 1-2 hour mark. I came here once during NY and it was hell. When we got our food I was about to pass out.\n\nThey do offer great drinks and even a free drink if you twitter that yo are eating there. Just show the waiter and they will hook you up with the drink of the day.\n\nOh yeah the eggs Benedict is really good, and I usually hate eggs poached.
__label__3 Portions that would make a fat kid blush. \n\nGreat presentation, delicious dishes, and always a genuinely friendly wait staff. \n\nAll conflict comes from unmet expectations, so EXPECT to wait for your yum-yums. Plan on putting your name in, grabbing a BLT Bloody Mary (Kelly will make this for you) and chatting with your friends for at least a half hour until you get your table. I've been seated outside, on the patio, and in the bar, and all is well. My Greggo would suggest the chicken and waffles, and upon each dare, has successfully devoured all (don't judge him.) I have loved the Tractor Driver Combo, the Benedicts, and the hash.....om nom nom.
__label__3 i got the famous andys sage benedict.  it was a little on the bland side, but because the portions are so big and the presentation really makes the atmosphere fun and exciting ill be going back for more..
__label__1 I liked the menu a lot and can tell that there is some serious potential here, but had a really bad experience. \n\nThey couldnt help the obnoxious, loud, drunk group that came in, so I will give them a pass on that. \n\nBut when my 1 pound burger came out, the fries were already cold. They seemed like they may have tasted pretty good if they had come out about 10 minutes earlier. \n\nUnfortunately they also forgot my biscuit until I mentioned it. They then brought it out and it was reallly dry. Again, seemed like it could have been better if it had been quicker. \n\nAgain, I reallly wanted to like this place and was hoping to try a breakfast here before I left, but I'm really not sure I should risk it now. Bummer.
__label__3 When I lived in SD, we frequented the Hillcrest location. I loved that they expanded out to Vegas!\n\nI've come here on a few occasions now... with a bachelorette party, for a girl's trip, with a mommy-daughter bonding trip. The food here has always been solid... and the portions have always been HUMONGOUS! The service has been iffy, usually hit or miss.\n\nI love their fried chicken and waffles, their housemade biscuits are always a hit and the hashes have been solid.\n\nFlapjacks, I highly recommend the banana and brown sugar one. It's a HUGE pancake that tastes like bananas foster! Downside is that the charge for split plates and have minimum order enforcements for people. You can get around that by ordering a biscuit and splitting a main course since the amount of food is insane!
__label__4 Great food lots of portion!
__label__3 I would give this 3 1/2 stars.  Went to Hash House A Go Go mainly to try their chicken and waffles.  While I wouldn't say it was the best thing since sliced bread, it was good, and the portion was humongous!  My friends had a taste, and I think I still took home over half of it.\n\nThe portions of the other dishes were pretty large as well.  We also had a couple of drinks that were pretty good.\n\nWhile it wasn't earth-shattering, I would definitely return.
__label__1 Disappointed!! They  forgot I ordered coffee then didn't refill then food was cold.  The two stars is they took my meal off the bill.  Will not return.
__label__1 I understand why people like this place.  Their portions are huge and the plate presentations are pretty cool. \n\nThey almost always have a long wait which takes away from the quality of service.  Plus, their food is greasy and not very fresh tasting.  They also don't have good healthy options on their menu.\n\nHowever, I'm sure most people who are going out to eat in Las Vegas aren't looking for healthy meals so I get why people flock to this spot.
__label__4 OMG huge portions! You definitely should share I ate chicken and waffles which was extremely good my boyfriend ate the famous chicken thing the guy on man vs food ate and the leftovers fed us for 2 days LOL
__label__1 My wife and I decided to go to Hash House for breakfast  on my 50th birthday   I won't be back. After an extended wait to be seated (the hostess wrote my name down wrong) we get to the table and no waiter, finally after about 5 min. Our waiter came by and showed us two plates of chicken and waffles and said he would be back to take our order. He then went on a chicken and waffles tour around the restaurant he came back to take our order. Approximately 3 minutes after placing our order I had chicken and waffles in front of me, wow.  No water, no drinks, and no food for my wife I checked the chicken and it was cold, because it was one of the chicken and waffles that was on tour around the restaurant! After complaining that the chicken was cold the waiter took the ate back. After and additional 20 minutes to get all of our food and drinks out my chicken was over cooked and dry and my wife's chorizo hash was barely passable. I then asked to talk to the manager who when she to the table she informed us that she knew all about what happened and she told the waiter not to do it again. She never once approached us to offer an apology  even tho she was aware of the problem   On top of all that we ordered two BLT Bloody Mary 's in which you are supposed to \" keep the glass\" they said that they ran out of the glasses that we could take home and still charged us full price for the drinks. And all this was on a Tuesday at 11:00 I would hate to see the service on a busy day. Never again
__label__3 This is my favorite breakfast place in Vegas. Their choices are so fun and flavorful. I like their chicken and waffles! The waffle they have with this meal has bacon in it. Everybody knows that waffles and bacon has got to be the most amazing combination ever haha! The waffles were fluffy and moist. Their chicken was fried but not greasy. It was tender on the inside and it goes great with the whole meal. Definitely a sweet & savory meal for sure!\n\nThey don't take reservations during the weekends so there is typically a 10-20 min wait around breakfast time which is not bad at all. It's definitely worth the short wait. The servers get pretty busy so you might not get your drink refill instantaneously. Parking is also a pain sometimes. I suggest one person to get out of the car and put your name on the list while somebody finds parking ;)\n\nOh their watermelon lemonade is pretty good but I don't think it's worth the $5 honestly. It's not refillable and there's more lemonade taste than watermelon so just a heads up.
__label__2 The portion sizes are pretty ridiculous.  I had the pork tenderloin sandwich and it was decent tasting.  But the burgers i seen others eating looked great so i was remorseful with burger envy.  I will return some day when i'm starving to see if I could possibly eat a whole burger here.
__label__1 Portions are crazy big, but who cares if the food is so so.\n\nAlso, it has a very politically left vibe which I did not care for.\n\nIt's worth trying once, but I will not chose this one again.\n\nI had some pork sandwich thing, Meh.
__label__2 the portions are generous and the staff is friendly and helpful. but the food is just ok. nothing to write home about. i was really interested in going here for quite sometime, maybe that had something to do with why I thought the food was so bland. I had it built up in my head to be better than it was.
__label__3 OMG, I am so FULL!  Crab Cake and the ribs are my two favorite apps there! Be sure to try them. \n\nps...don't fill up on the biscuit!
__label__4 Chicken Benedict is amazing!
__label__1 Large portions size, has no flavor. i saw a busser wiped down a table and left  a booths seat  dirty. Next customer arrived slides down sat on top of it.  Servers's aprons mostly are dirty. Bathroom are disgusted.\n\nIf you like a meal filled with potatoes and little taste... I would recommended here. Not happy and never wanted to come back.
__label__0 Too much food and it's not very flavorful.  I kept hearing how great the chicken & waffles were... meh\n\nFancy plating and giant portions do not make up for the lack of depth in flavor.  I know this place has many fans who will rebuke this review, however, I hate it when I pay good money and receive poor service, so-so food and walk away feeling like I can cook it better at home!  \n\nI have been there a couple of times and still don't get what all the fuss is about.
__label__1 First...know there are/were 3 locations. Not familiar with Vegas, we ended up at the M Hotel specifically to eat at the Hash House...of course it had closed 2 days prior...you'd think they'd update their website. So, we drive back 20 minutes to arrive at the one on the strip. Greeted (if you can call it that) by a young man, a host, who looked miserable to be there. Slumped over in a stool at the host stand. Not very welcoming and took our name. \n\nWe were seated after a 30 minute wait. Service was rather slow. My husband ordered the sage chicken Benedict which he said was ok. The potatoes on it were amazing. I ordered a bacon waffle which was a sad sad waffle indeed. Not very flavorful...compare to something you'd get at Denny's or norms. :-/ \n\nPortions are enormous. I'd rather have a smaller portion if higher quality food. Won't be back.
__label__4 I love this place.  When I am hungry and want to grub out I love coming here and getting different dishes.
__label__2 We used to go to Hash House for breakfast all of the time.  We loved their french toast and gigantic waffle.  However, in the last two months, we have stopped going as the last 3 times we went, the meat and eggs were entirely TOO greasy for some reason and the waffle was doughy (not cooked enough) and my french toast was burned.  It takes an incredibly long time to get food re-done and honestly, I have to evaluate if the value is there as the breakfasts are pricey.  I don't need a ton of food, just good quality of food as they used to have.  I gave them three stars as everyone should try them once, and my hope is they return to quality as then I will gladly return to the restaurant.  Until then, so many other places to have breakfast in Vegas for far less $. We also tried them for dinner to see if there was a difference with the kitchen perhaps but nope, over salted food and my now my bacon and french toast were both burned....twenty minutes later, still chasing the server to check on our food.......dropping another star on this review soon.......
__label__4 Usually when I expect something to be amazing it sucks. This place was actually as good as I thought it would be. I ordered the famous chicken and waffles :) good stuff...between my sis and I we barely finished it. The place is good.. def worth a try and I def would go again when I'm in Vegas.
__label__2 After hearing so much about this place, we went to have breakfast there.It is way overrated!!! IHOP's pancakes are way better.
__label__0 I came in this morning for the first time and ordered the crabcake hash breakfast plate special. What I received was a lukewarm crab cake that had no flavor, on a bed of what seem like six potatoes chopped up and browned, and a couple of eggs. First of all my son could've made those eggs and potatoes. There was no seasoning on them and nothing to them at all. When I ate the crabcake and got to the middle and found it to be cold, I asked my waiter for help. He was good enough to bring me another plate and that's what I was shocked. There was such a difference between the first place I was served and the second that it really turned me off. The crabcake was hot and even though it tasted basically the same it was freshly cooked. I can't figure out for the life of me why they would serve me that first plate, but I guess since I was by myself and sitting in the bar it wasn't any big deal. I don't have any idea if the other plates of food are better than what I got but I can tell you that I won't be back after this morning's experience.
__label__4 I rarely write reviews but I really wanted to share this info. The prices are so reasonable given the generous portions, fine quality, fresh ingredients,vast menu choices,GREAT coffee,beautiful enviroment,location & parking. ALL the staff is friendly & professional. In this day & age I'm heartened to find such an establishment!
__label__1 Well the food is good and you get a lot if you can actually get them to bring it to you and forget about refills or if you'd like more than a thimble of syrup good luck. Had to flag down a second server to find both our drink order and our request for extra syrup and blue cheese. He at least was very prompt. Don't understand why they just don't keep syrup on the tables. Happy with the food, but very disappointed with the service.
__label__3 This place SOooo reminds me of Zaxby's in Georgia with their \"sauce\". I'm not really sure what's in the sauce other then yum. But it Is pretty fantastic. The chicken fingers really look like white meat chicken and not that processed stuff. It even tastes like the chicken fingers I make only the batter isn't littered with cayenne pepper. The meal is simple with the chicken, fries, coleslaw, texas toast, and fancy sauce. I actually like their sweet tea too. I'm not big on sweetened tea. But this is pretty southern authentic ;)
__label__3 Because of Yelp I made the long trek to get these for myself and my co-workers for lunch today.  I'm super glad I did.\n\nI got the Big Box special.  The chicken was supergood - nice and crunchy without being too much batter or feeling too greasy.  The chicken was plump and juicy and REAL.  I totally dug the sauce - it was a bit more on the tangy and peppery side than I thought it would be and was a nice surprise.  I didn't like the cole slaw, but that's no surprise since I generally don't like any cole slaw since I abhor cabbage in most of it's states.  The Texas Toast was aweeesome.\n\nAll in all, it was a little out of my way but it was totally worth it.  My co-workers made the mistake of getting a 25 piece tailgater thinking that the two of them could finish it.  All I know is that now I have stuff to eat tonight.
__label__1 Seems a litle overpriced for chicken, fresh or not.  I think if you skip the value meals and just get singles pieces of chicken, it may be a little more worth it.  This place doesn't hold a candle to Buffalo Wild Wings.  BW3's has more sauces, more selection and better prices.  I'd say hang on to your $$ and go get a snickers bar.
__label__4 The Place: Clean, Casual\nThe Service: Inviting, Friendly \nThe Food: Flavorful \n\nThese are the BEST Chicken Fingers I've EVER Had!\nLightly battered, Juicy, NOT too greasy, & the Cane's Sauce kicks up the Flavor a Few Notches! The Sweetened Tea is HIGHLY Addictive!!!\n\nGot the Caniac Meal $8.29 + Tax (6 Chicken Fingers, Crinkle Fries, Coleslaw, Texas Toast, & Large Drink)
__label__4 My favorite place to eat in Vegas.  My wife's favorite too!!  We are so happy another one opened around the corner from us, i guess that means I'll have to go to the gym more though.
__label__1 About as boring a meal as you can get without dozing off into your plate. Bland, plain and tasteless. The only part of the meal with any flavor was the large piece of salty bread. Avoid.
__label__4 Mmm. Dinner here and it's so good. The chicken sandwich with cane sauce. Get here early cuz they are busy.
__label__3 This is a simple chicken strip place, and they have a great recipe along with Texas toast, fries, and sweet tea.  I admit that I have a soft place in my heart for fried chicken, and the reason why I like this place is that they have one main entree and they've got it right.\n\nThe place gets a good crowd going constantly; every table was full at 3 pm, which I consider the non-peak hour.  The restaurant is pretty clean, too.\n\nOh yeah, I like to mix the Louisiana hot sauce (ask for it, it's behind the counter) with the dipping sauce to give it a little zip.
__label__0 I don't understand why this place is still around. Completely overpriced, not to mention AWFUL.\n\nMy age dashi tofu was swimming in the sauce, and literally turned to mush when I tried to eat it. The sushi was not fresh at all, and looked worse than the pre-packaged sushi you get at Ralph's. I mean, the fish looked like PLASTIC. Even my vegetable roll was awful, with strangely soggy vegetables and non-sticky rice. My buckwheat noodles were edible, but definitely nothing to write home about, and unfortunately the whole experience had already been ruined.\n\nThe edamame was decent. But really, how can you screw up edamame?
__label__3 Had a craving for sushi in viva Las Vegas.  We decided to give Caesars Palace Hyakumi a whirl!  The prices were high but what do you expect...its Las Vegas!  Started off with the grilled cod marinated in sake paste.  WOW this appetizer was well worth the $20 bucks!  It was a good size piece of cod and very fresh!  The taste was very buttery and very well marinated.  It broke da mouth fo sho!  I'd come back just for this appetizer alone!  Also order some salmon sashimi and other sushi.  All the fish was very fresh and very good.  This restaurant keeps up with the Caesars Palace reputation fit for royalty fo sho!
__label__3 If you like a good view and can handle being extremely high up, then the Top of the World is an impressive place to dine and experience some of the best Vegas has to offer.  Most people don't have high expectations (pun) of this restaurant given its location at the Stratosphere, but first timers seem fairly surprised and impressed as the place features beautiful decor, a fabulous view, excellent service, and food.\n\nMy favorite item here is their delicious filet mignon.  It was cooked just perfectly (medium rare), with just enough juice, savoring the succulent flavor the poor cow had waiting for me.  Its easy to split a bottle of wine with a romantic date here as it can get incredible intimate here and with a beautiful strip view, full of lights and glamour, it makes for a very interesting proposal spot (which I'm told happens weekly here).
__label__1 Came here this past weekend for dinner to celebrate the our friends' wedding.  The only thing saving me from giving this place 1 star is the view of the strip (that comes around every 15-20 mins or so) which is actually very pretty.\n\nThe food, on the other hand, is nothing at all spectacular considering the prices that  you pay.  My husband & I shared the lobster mashed potatoes & to be absolutely honest, it looked like mashed potatoes topped with vomit & it didn't taste all that great either.  The rack of lamb that I had tasted gamey & the port reduction that came with it was actually kind of hard for me to stomach.  My husband had the salmon & that looked like something I throw together when I don't feel like making dinner.  Yeah, not worth the $40 price tag.  I could get the same size piece of fish for $5 & make it taste 100x better.\n\nBest thing of the night?  The mojito I had & the Grey Goose screwdriver my husband had.  Can't ever go wrong with the booze =]
__label__4 My husband the not so interested in food guy really wanted to come here. I figured ok it will be cheesy and expensive but he wants to go so ... I was so pleasantly surprised! I could almost pass on gambling in Vegas to just go to restaurants so you could understand how this wasn't at the top[ excuse the pun} of my list.\nThe view was amazing, the food was perfectly cooked and really good and the service was excellent! Even the security guard before you get on the elevator was friendly. I had the escargot [ haven't had them in years} and a rack of domestic lamb that was delicious. \nI think for the most part you want to get in the hotel, go up to the restaurant and get out.  The hotel is a little rough around the edges but I can't say enough about the restaurant.
__label__3 I was torn between 4 and 5 stars, but I Settled on 4\n\nFirst off, this is an awesome place to take a date, as it really is one of a kind in regards to the design. The glass panels aren't exactly romantic, but the view definitely is. \n\nI expected the food to be decent and to be paying for the view, but that wasn't exactly the case. I had the Steak and Crab Cake combination as my entree and it was fantastic. I go medium and the steak was just red enough to be flavorful, without the sinewy raw taste you get when its undercooked in the middle. The sauce was great and the portabello mushroom underneath was a great pairing. My GF had the Chicken which she thought was very good (not amazing, but good). We shared the ahi tuna salad which was very nice as well. \n\nOur waiter (I forgot his name, but he had short dark hair). was awesome. The entire meal he was helpful and always there to check up on us. The sommelier was very helpful in helping us pick our half bottle of whine and understood we were on a budget of sorts. \n\nOverall, the food was great if not fantastic, however, at nearly 200 bucks after tip, I can't give it 5 stars for great food, it would have to be some of the best I have had. \n\nAgain, great place to take a Date
__label__2 I went here just yesterday for dinner to celebrate my boyfriend's birthday. For a quick summary, here are my thoughts:\n-View: 5 stars.\n-Ambience: 3 stars\n-Service/Wait Time: 3 stars\n-Food: 3 stars\n\nAnd for more in-depth explanation:\n\nView:\nIt's a view 800ft above the ground overlooking the strip. And it rotates. It is just as amazing and breathtaking as you would expect. We requested a seat by the giant floor to ceiling windows, which made it even better. We also saw 5 different people jump  for the Stratosphere sky jump, which was great fun to watch. If you want to go somewhere with a great view, this can't be beat.\n\nAmbience:\nDespite the gorgeous view, the restaurant's ambience was lacking. The decor (table setting, furniture, lighting) appeared very outdated and did not give a sense of elegance. The lighting was especially weak. It did not give the kind of ambience that so many restaurants in LA give. If you take away the amazing view and just look at the restaurant in general, I guarantee anyone would be severely disappointed. In addition, the restaurant's website said the business casual dress code was \"strictly enforced\", yet I saw people wearing shorts, flip-flops and tank tops. My boyfriend and I got dressed up for the night and wanted to go somewhere fancy. I think it just really kills the mood and feeling of extravagance when you look behind you and some guy is in a wife beater.\n\nService:\nWe got there at exactly 6:30pm (our reservation time) and was seated right away. However, the hostess brought us to a table that wasn't right next to the window, so we asked to be moved. She said it would be a 20 minute wait, which we agreed to. During the wait, we went upstairs to the bar/lounge area, which was nice. It wasn't busy at all but it happened to be Happy Hour and we got a 2-for-1 deal on a delicious margarita (some type of orange flavor with pop rocks!). Anyways, we waited for a while and enjoyed the view from the lounge, but then 20 minutes became 30 which then became 40! We finally went back down and they apologized for the long wait and led us to a window table right away. Our waiter was friendly and helpful - not exemplary but certainly not bad. However, our food took another 40 MINUTES to prepare!! I definitely did not expect that long of a wait and was severely disappointed at that (especially because the restaurant was not busy AT ALL. I saw at least 4 empty tables around ours). Overall, the service was fine but the wait time (especially on a slow night) was awful. However, keep in mind that we went there with a $25 gift certificate, which might have affected our service? If so, that is pretty dishonorable. \n\nFood:\nThe complimentary bread/butter they gave was delicious. They give you a plate of three different kinds of butter (regular, garlic, and marmalade) which was awesome and was actually my favorite food of the night (whether that' s a good or bad thing - you decide).\n\nMy boyfriend had the 10oz. USDA Choice Filet with Red Wine Mushroom Sauce for $53. The portion was quite small and all he had was literally the piece of steak and that was it. No vegetables or anything. The steak itself was good (I had a piece) - tender and juicy. However, it is nowhere near the best steak I've ever eaten and, in my opinion, not worth the price AT ALL! Lala's Argentine Grill in West Hollywood, CA has significantly better steaks for around $20.\n\nI had the Fettuccine Seafood Alfredo with Lobster, Prawns and Scallops or $40. It was ONLY OKAY. Honestly, I've had better pasta at casual restaurants like CPK and BJ's for around $20 (Baby Clam Linguini with lemon cream sauce at CPK or the Spaghettini with Fresh Clams at the Grand Lux Cafe in the Palazzo are significantly better). The sauce was not creamy and actually kind of cold right at the start. Some of the pasta was even hard/undercooked. However, the prawns and scallops were a hearty size and cooked very well. My plate only had one piece of lobster though, and that was dry and almost tasteless.\n\nSo, overall, if you want to go for the view - DO IT, because the view is amazing. However, I felt the food was NOT WORTH THE PRICE at all and really regret going there. If you have the money to spend, do it. Otherwise, tell them you just want to go up to the Lounge, not the restaurant. You'll still get to go up the tower and see the view and if it's Happy Hour,you get 2-for-1 martinis! Then, take the money you save and go to the RIO seafood buffet and eat to your heart's content.
__label__4 Came here for lunch, so my review is base on lunch experience. First of all, I definitely recommend reservation, because it will cut out the wait time. Second, try to pick a sunny day to come because the view is awesome. DATE alert!!! If you wanna impress a girl on a first date, I definitely recommend this place. Now get back to the food and service. The food portion was decent and actually good. The service was very good also. The price is actually not bad when you think about the location and view.
__label__3 I was pleasantly surprised with Top of the World.  I didn't have high expectations because it was located in the Stratosphere, which admittedly isn't my favorite. We decided to give it go after seeing an online deal come up for it and I'm glad we did.\n\n The ambience is nice; the view of Las Vegas from the restaurant, as I'm sure goes without saying, is amazing. The service was also really great; our waiter was polite and attentive. We had a drink at the lounge upstairs while we waited for our table (the wait was much longer than they told us, but we were a no reservation walk-in, so no big deal).\n\n The food: We started with the Lobster Bisque, which was really, really good. The bread they brought out was served with a very inters testing orange ginger butter that we both really enjoyed. My girlfriend had the rack of lamb and I had the New York steak; both were of great quality, were cooked perfectly and tasted delicious. I will say that the food feels a little dated here; that isn't to say that it wasn't executed amazingly, because it was, but it felt a little less current than I might have expected and I think that some other reviewers might be giving it less credit because of that. \n\n It was well worth the price and I'm glad I finally made it there. The added bonus was that we were able to go to the observation deck (and to the rides) without paying the tower ticket ($12-$16 each).
__label__3 Go earlier than you need to be! There is a security crossing to get into the restaurant. This caused us to be a little bit late but the staff is so friendly they don't worry about it (and it probably happens all the time because people don't expect it).\nService is good. The whole restaurant seems to move at it's own pace. It's a little slow - the time between people checking on your table, the wait for drinks, time between order and food arrival - but it's not terrible, it is what it is and it seems to fit the slow rotation of the restaurant.\nThe food was great. Not incredible hence not 5 stars. My duck was meh... was better with the sauce intended for the beef. But the steak was amazing... melt in your mouth greatness.  The free-range chicken was delicious as well, a tad too much cheese inside but the taste more than made up for it.\nTotally recommend going.
__label__0 The waiter is very cold, may be too tired?\nthey charge you a split fee $15 without telling you in advance, when you find out, they will then show you on the menu with very tiny small words.\nThey recommended you the best selection is the Surf & Turf, but the lobster is very dry and tough, fillet mignon is dry too!\n It's very strange, because I went there few years ago, the Rib-eye is very tender juicy before, may be they change the chef, or the famous chef didn't cook anymore....it was a big disappointment for us.\nsurf & turf $79 didn't worth it.\nthe revolving tower provides good view.
__label__4 My mother and I came here for Christmas Eve and we were SO PLEASED with the ensemble-style waitstaff. I had the surf and turf and she had the dual lobster tails. Perfectly prepared seafood, very light and buttery--but filling! Amazing ambiance, great food presentation. We came for the view, fell in love with the food. Had no room for dessert! We thought the photographer was a little aggressive, but she took some great photos.
__label__2 The view was spectacular and the whole experience was amazing. I only give it 3 stars because I didn't think the food measured up to the price. however, I think what you're paying for is the experience. I'm glad I went once, but I probably wouldn't go back.
__label__4 If you're reading this...read no further! Just make a reservation, take your ass to the stratosphere, hop on that  elevator that's more like a rocket ship, eat,indulge and enjoy every second of it!!! (And thank me later with desert). K, bye!!!!
__label__3 We went here for dinner our first night in Vegas. Being from the east coast we weren't that hungry cause of the time difference and our bodies being confused so we had a dozen oysters and a 1/2 portion of gumbo between the two of us.  That said, it was yummy! I liked that there were a variety of oysters (even if it was only 3 types) and the gumbo was better than any I had in New Orleans last month!  I wish we were staying in town longer so I could try more of the menu options, but this short review will have to do for now.
__label__1 08/23/11 DINNER. \n\nOK. We've given this place 4 chances. I don't think we need to go back.\n\nPROS\n- Pan Roast. A creole concept, supposedly, very rich. I've tried it twice, once mixed (lobster, crab, shrimp) and once just crab. Liked both versions a LOT. Went back for this. But I hear the one at the Palace Station might be better. Will investigate, but NOT in a hurry.\n\nNEUTRAL\n- The \"special\" raw oysters. Tried the Kusshi and Kumimotos twice, thought they were good. THEN I got Kusshi's at Comme Ca in the Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas after 10pm for CHEAPER (a dozen at Tides was $20, at Comme Ca $18!) and the quality difference was STUNNING. I'll only get half-shell product at Comme Ca (after 10pm) and BLUEHOUR (happy hour $1 oysters) from now on.\n- Shrimp cocktail. 5 large shrimp. Spouse had it this time, thought it was OK, thought $13 was high considering the $2.99 ones at Grand Cafe within Stations are just as good overall.\n- Gumbo. It was fine, but I preferred the Pan Roast.\n- Wine selection. OK selection, but expensive.\n\nCONS\n- Lobster Roll. Spouse got it this time around, shells throughout. Last bite was filled with shell, had to spit it out. Told the server, she did absolutely nothing. I said \"Well, guess it goes into Yelp!\"\n- Etouffee. Just didn't do it for me. Preferred the Pan Roast.\n- Beer selection. Yeah, they give you 23oz beers for $6, but nothing special.\n- Smoke. Altho it's somewhat enclosed, it's one of two restaurants in GVR that has access to smoke, and it shows. Spouse was sneezing like mad at one point, and said \"It's the smoke\". (The SUSHI BAR in GVR is MUCH WORSE for smoke. It's really ridiculous, serving sushi next to smokers at slots! Whereas the steak house is ENCLOSED!)\n- Service. All four times, the servers are \"nice\", some nicer than others (actually, only one in four is nicely memorable). But no water offered, all four times. They take orders, bring food/drink, NO timing involved (if you're in the middle of something, too bad, here comes the next course!), come by once per serving and ask/say  \"EVERYTHING OK? GOOD.\" and QUICKLY move on. When we were there today there was ONE server for the ENTIRE restaurant, counter AND tables, and I counted 20+ heads to serve. Really impersonal. Guess cuz they want you back on the casino floor ASAP after dining!\n\nI'm just underwhelmed for the expense, EVEN with coupons generated by their WE LOVE LOCALS website.\n\nWe're done.
__label__1 Just had dinner here and for the money I paid for (almost $100 for 2 adults and 2 kids who just shared an order of calamari coz they were full after having a late snack) I just have to get my experience off my chest! \nWe decided to eat here after learning that their buffet stopped serving crabs. I had their AYCE snow crab legs which came with 1 small corn on Cobb and potatoes and a salad. They served me a wilted salad (the state w/c I would personally throw out if I chance upon it!) I sent it back and asked for an EDIBLE salad. The corn and potatoes where soooo soggy since it came with the crabs in a pool of steamed water.  The crabs were ok.\nMy hubby had steak and lobster brochettes. The steak was pretty good.\nWe ordered calamari for my kids, tasted like those frozen ones you buy in the grocery. Don't bother to order it! Our server btw, really not as attentive as i would wish for! My only consolation is their cheesecake. It just tasted perfect! (thus the 2 stars!) BUT, I will never come back!!!
__label__2 Visited the restaurant with a party of six and did make reservations prior. The seafood was okay, my only complaint would be the over cooked lobster. It was over cooked and had that rubbery feel to it. \n\nNot perfect and plainly okay.
__label__3 Pretty decent.  My date (a Korean BBQ aficionado) even gave an almost imperceptible nod of approval.\n\nThe service was fast and friendly.  Restaurant is a little cold, but once the grill fired up and we knocked back some Hite, we were fine.\n\nWe chose the 4-meat option  for the AYCE.  Good, decently marinated beef and pork ribs.   Avoid the shrimp which were mushy like they'd been frozen for years.  gross.   Most of the traditional accompaniments were there.  Although no little bowl of sea salt.  :-(\n\nAll in all, good value for the money.  I'll go back.  AND, they get an extra star for having free sticks of gum next to the toothpicks on your way out.\n\nThat'll do Pig.  That'll do.
__label__3 Sometimes as a Korean (or Asian...or any other race) you get tired of all the expensive buffets and just want that Korean food. Sick of just instant ramen the family brought, we decided to check this place out. About a year ago. The food here was very good, and they opened up late for us! I had the nengmyun which although came out wrong the first time was decent the second time. My family also enjoyed their food as my brother got the soondooboo (? tofu stew) and I sampled some as well...and it was great! \nThe second time I came here, I took their bibimbap! Rather ordinary, but still hits the spot when you want some good old Korean food!\nPrices were around the $10 + range for most of the food.
__label__3 K-BBQ AYCE  \n\nThis is one of the only two places I would recommend for K-BBQ in Vegas. \n\nLots of Banchan right when you get in. \nService is good when you get there, waitress speask some english.\nNot a lot of tourists usually, more of a locals place for K-BBQ which is a good thing. \nMeats are brought to you in a big dish and you have to finish it before ordering extra cuts. So if you got chicken you gotta eat it first. \n\nI am not Korean so I am not sure if I can jsut ask for only meats I want and not the filler stuff. \n\nOverall good food, and a good choice for K-BBQ in vegas.
__label__0 I tried Chinese foods here and they really suck!! BBQ meats not fresh, I had stomach problem after had all you can eat BBQ at this place. If you see any new menus in Korean restaurants, don't ever try them. This place is great example. They just started Chinese foods and they prove so well, they can't cook at all. You don't even deserve 1 star for this review. Go to Baek Ri Hyang (Island Style restaurant in Sahara Ave) if you want Korean-Chinese food.
__label__2 The most hilarious place we visited in Vegas! \n\nNo cover charge, but lots of dancing = a big plus. The band was WAY into their covers - especially \"My Prerogative\", so it didn't really matter that they forgot most of the words to Hall-n-Oates' \"Can't Go For That\", or that they completely messed up \"Erotic City\" - it was still a blast! \n\nIt also wins the award for most gimmicky bar: the dance floor is the \"barge\" and it ROCKS back and forth from the weight of the dancers. Woooo!!! \n\nEven though only a small portion of our party ended up on the dance floor, a good time was had by all, and the people-watching was at an all-time excellent high - the craziest people end up at Cleopatra's Barge on a Friday night, so it was very entertaining. \n\nA solid place to go for a good time. :)
__label__2 A club venue that displays Cleopatra in a bosom-baring golden glory, as she is on the ship's bow. Photo opportunity here. Nice Egyptian style atmosphere. No cover. Servers are attentive and quite conversationalists. Music is club-like and sounds loud in such a small club. It can be heard down the hall. Club patrons can go dancing on her barge as it floats on water. The barge's oars move. Entry to the barge is by a short bridge which connects to the barge's dancefloor. It's like walking the plank like Wendy (that character from \"Peter Pan\") without pirates urging me on. And so, dancing on the barge presents a very up-close proximity with the rest of the patrons on the dancefloor. A cramped dancefloor. It's seems everyone wants to be on the barge. It's fun, an awesome experience. It's a-rockin' to and fro as the barge moves to everyone's dance rhythms. A scary thought: someone may topple oveboard. Someone who may be a little light-headed from cocktail drink may lose balance or may be prone to 'seasickness' eventhough the barge is not on real big waves. That's when the fun is funny serious. \"Man overboard!\" \"\"No nay ne'er!\" Let's just scamper for \"Land-ho!\" Cleopatra's barge is a thrill.
__label__4 Beautiful, well crafted Italian clothes and shoes, all at fair prices. I always seem to visit while they're having their summer sale, so I usually walk away with some fantastic deals. This visit was no exception! My boyfriend treated me to an adorable blue dress, and some smokin' gold snakeskin shoes. There are only two stores in the U.S., so be sure to pay Fornarina a visit while you're in Vegas!
__label__1 Purchased a gift certificate for Tc Rib Crib off Restaurants.com to try this place out. Arriving at the location i was surprised at what little it really was inside upon entering as it was really like an indoor picnic very no frills and humble about the decor. We sat and ordered a 2 meat combo links/ pulled pork with 2 sides mac & cheese/ greens and cornbread for $15. And then the Rib tips and 2 sides mac & cheese/ potato salad and corn bread for $10. I was not impressed to say the least as the links were very mushy and not a solid put together product, the rib tips were sparse on the meat side and the sides... lordy the mac & cheese was dry and almost chalky with my only taking 1 bite of potato salad as it had too much built up condensation in the container from being stored in the fridge for too long. The best part of the meal was the pulled pork, where if you want to try this place i recommend doing the pulled items turkey, pork, chicken and bread to make a sandwich. The BBQ sauce like others mentioned is a brown sugar based sauce which i dont mind but if you dont like sweet sauce then this might not be for you. All in all it was a meal yes and the portions were decent but the quality of taste and product i just wasnt feeling at all. For the money i think i would have rather gone elsewhere to dine. BBQ is so touchy with alot of people and im not spoiled but i do have some expectations when i go for a meal in this arena.
__label__4 I found this restaurant because of a friend's pictures on Twitter. Went for myself and was happy to find real barbecue in Las Vegas by a mom & pop establishment.  It's not a fancy place; a proper bbq place shouldn't be.  If they're serving your food on fine china they're doing it wrong.\n\nI recommend their Spare ribs, mac n cheese (from scratch) and sweet potato fries. The ribs are well smoked and not over sauced. They fall off the bone and the portions on generous for the price. Pulled pork is also good and the brisket is ok, I'm not a brisket fan to begin with though. If you have a craving for sweet tea this is also the place to go.  It reminds me of the south and its made fresh there daily.\n\nOne day I'll go and not over indulge because the desserts look tasty and they often have them on special.
__label__4 After a disappointing pulled pork sandwich at another barbecue place -  Sassy Sal's in the Northwest- I was still craving the real thing so my girlfriend recommended we go to TC's which has been a favorite of hers for a while. \n\nWe had a certificate from Restaurant.com which obliged us to eat there and while we were originally hoping for take-out, I'm glad we stayed.  First impression - I really liked the decor which had great, vibrant color along with tasteful framed photographs on the wall which made you feel right at home.  This is exactly what I want from a barbecue joint -clean, tasteful, casual, and homey.\n\nService was prompt, friendly and attentive throughout.  The food was the real deal - plenty of  great tasting pulled pork with just a bit of sauce on the bun and great coleslaw to go on top.  My girlfriend got a two meat combo with beef ribs, hot links, and two sides which she said was also good.  The peach cobbler was great - and I don't even like peaches!  I can't wait to try the glazed donut bread pudding.\n\nI'm kicking myself that I've lived down the street from TC's for two years and this was only my first time there.  They've got a ton of lunch specials for only $4.99 and daily specials. 'll definitely be back soon.
__label__1 Not the best BBQ/Soul Food in town but it wasn't inedible. I was a bit disappointed with the Brisket but the sweet tea was fabulous! \n\nI personally think they are a bit overpriced for the quality and quantity of food you get and I wish I would've seen the yelp deal BEFORE we ate there!
__label__1 Decided to check this place out since we were in the area and there was a yelp deal. \n\nThe food was decent, nothing too special but it took forever for the server to bring our food and it wasn't hot when it arrived. After waiting forever we didnt' want to send it back to be reheated. The restaurant wasn't that busy either so the delay and luke warm food was a disappointment.
__label__2 After being told that there is no good BBQ in Las Vegas, I've been wanting any local (non-chain) place to prove them wrong.\n\nAlong comes TC's.  Their regular menu and breakfast menu elicits BBQ legitimacy, with Chicken, Ribs (spare ribs, baby backs & beef ribs), rib tips, and pull pork (any of these meats available in their omelets).\n\nThis being my first dining experience at TC's, I had to go with the three meat combo with 2 sides and cornbread in order to get a good feel of their BBQ.  My choices: Rib Tips, Baby Back Ribs, & Pulled Pork; Mac 'n' cheese & Fried Cabbage.\n\nTo my understanding, this is a family owned and run business and it showed from the extremely friendly and personable service to some of the family members playing a board game in the dining room because it was slow.\n\nThe rib tips were excellent as was the fried cabbage.  The pull pork was serviceable after adding a little more BBQ sauce.  The ribs however were dry and extremely charred.  TC's BBQ sauce is extremely sweet and lacking any kind of spice, but because that's not my cup of tea doesn't mean you won't like it.  The mac 'n' cheese was gritty and somewhat less than warm and the cornbread could definitely be categorized as stale.\n\nAll-in-all, I've rated TC's with three stars based on the service, \"BBQ restaurant\" feel, and my craving to have more rib tips and fried cabbage.  As for rating a \"Rib Crib\" for their Ribs, well that would be thumbs down.
__label__0 Will not be returning.  My company orders from here twice a week. When we tried to use a Groupon deal, we were turned away, with attitude.  Customer service was horrible,  once the lady got off her phone to see why I was there. Will be Rolling to another place for my bbq.
__label__1 I should have payed attention to all the warning signs and ran away.  In a strip mall strike one when it comes to bbq. No smoke smell whatsoever.  Strike 2. 1st plate came out fully sauced.  Strike 3. I should have been out of there.  But I had a Groupon.  Sigh\n\nOrdered 3 meat plate with ribs, rib tips and brisket. Came out all sauced and brisket chopped. This is a good way to hide bad bbq. I asked if the sliced brisket and they tried to to tell me it was.  Please sell this to someone who is clueless not someone who had reviewed 30 plus bbq restaurants from great to awful.\n\nFinally got my plate and was really unimpressed.  Everything was lackluster.  Rib tips sigh, ribs sigh and the pulled pork okay. It all needed the sauce.  Not good for a bbq place.  No smoke ring or Smokey flavor. I almost doubt there is a smoker on the premises.  Not sure outside of the sauce I would even call this bbq. \n\nThe sides mac and cheese and baked beans were better than the meats but still not awesone. \n\nThe one thing that earned this place a second star was the 1 dollar banana pudding. This is worth a stop just for dessert.  As I would never go here for any other reason.  The banana pudding itself earned this place the second star. \n\nI would not recommend stopping here of you like good bbq whatsoever.
__label__0 I ordered their catering.  I ordered two FAMILY MEALS.  The Meat portions were decent but the sides were a JOKE:  the said it came with a \"pile of fries\" - there were 10 french fries in one box and 10 sweet potato fries in the other....  The salads were a SINGLE serving of salad.  They sent 4 pieces of bread to go with a mound of pulled pork - it was so tiny it was almost hysterical.  THE FINAL STRAW:  When ordering I said I wanted one order of pulled pork and one order of pulled chicken because we had a JEWISH people attending.... They put the chicken in with pork, combined.  When I called to complain about the mixing of the pork/chicken and stated I thought it was common knowledge that you don't mix pork into food being served to those of Jewish faith the lady on the other line stated \"well you can't always presume\".  I didn't mention Judaism for fun TC's - I mentioned it because I didn't want pork mixed with chicken!!!!  I asked for the owner to call me back and got nothing.  GO TO LUCILLE'S instead!!!
__label__1 I went to Tao with three friends and we were very disappointed in our experience.   We were rushed through the entire meal.  The server kept hovering around the table to take our order even though we were just seated.  After we placed our order, he forgot to bring one of the appetizers.  Then, our entrees were brought out before we finished our appetizers.  We were asked about dessert before the table was cleared.  It is unusual for four women not to want dessert, but we were just not up for any with the remains of dinner in front of us.  We did like the atmosphere.  The food was good, although I wish my meal, the Roasted Buddha Chicken, was a larger portion.  Overall, we were really looking forward to a nice night and meal, and Tao did not measure up due to service issues.
__label__3 Another successful transplant from NYC, this place is great.  Spendy, trendy, and a little confusing menu wise if you have a big group like we did.  we had a great waiter that helped us with our order and nobody left disappointed or un-full.  The place is loud and full of energy and beautiful people.\n\nAsk for help with the menu if theres a group.  If youre a couple youre golden.  So many things to try, you could eat here 100 times.\n\nNo complaints at all.
__label__2 I had fun when i went to this club last year!  Didn't have to wait in line at all.... fun times!
__label__1 The food was 50/50... it seemed like they had the worst kitchen possible handle the appetizers & sushi, while an average chef handled the main dishes. The place was grossly overpriced so you're really just paying for the atmosphere. My fiancee and I were extremely let down and the place did not live up to the hype. Our hostess said that our dinner ($185 mind you) guaranteed entrance to the nightclub after but, of course, incompetent doormen & nightclub managers had no idea what we were promised an hour earlier. Save your money and go somewhere else! A group of our friends who made it in the club were split up since women were the only ones allowed upstairs. My fiancee and myself, on the otherhand, refused paying to go in since dinner was terrible and their word meant close to nothing. Honestly, if you want good asian food then go to an Asian restaurant, not an asian-themed restaurant. If you want a better Vegas experience take your spouse to Bobby Flay's Mesa Grill for dinner @ Caesars and the Mix @ Mandalay (the Hotel) for after dinner lounging and drinks, where at both places you'll be deeply satisfied.
__label__0 Went here expecting a delicious meal, but the food is considerably better at P.F. Changs and the stuffy borderline outright snobby attitude of every single staff member encountered terribly disappointed me. About the only thing I would go here for is the sake selection. Other than that, skip the restaurant, and maybe check out the nightclub.
__label__2 I've only been here once and I like to give places a couple tries if I'm left uncertain. From my experience the food was \"OK\". Nothing to rave about, nothing memorable. The ambiance is cool and hip. It was kind of dead for a Las Vegas restaurant but then again it was a Monday night. I'd give it a 2nd shot if I didnt have to pay for dinner.
__label__1 SOOOOO Overrated. I have had 2 mediocre dining experiences here. I celebrated my birthday here, and it was sooo gross and ghetto. Bottle service at the club was a total rip off, certainly not worth the 400 bucks.  We had to walk up 3 flights of what was probably the most gross filthy old staircase I've ever seen (in heels!, wtf?). We were seated outside by the bar on these crappy mat-bench things (which were dirty and dusty).  They looked like wrestling mats that you'd see in a high school gymnasium. Also, these gross old hags came over and sat on the bench next to us (they didnt buy a bottle or pay to sit there) and were smoking cigarettes. We had to track down security to ask them to leave. Anyway, the environment was so lame and I was so irritated that I drank waaaay to much (so I wouldn't be aware how badly everything sucked). I blacked out and woke up the next day in my room at the Encore. I was delighted to see that my wallet (and the 3 grand inside it) had been stolen. Being in Vegas with no ID, wonderful, let me tell ya. Needless to say, it was a very disappointing birthday. If you are looking for a special experience, this is not the place. I don't understand why it gets so much press, it's a real dump. Now I know why they have to pay celebs so much to go here.  If they weren't getting paid, they wouldnt be caught dead here.  And as far as sushi goes, if you want an impressive meal, head to Nobu or Sushi Roku (see my review). My next nightclub experience will probably be at XS, it looks waaaay better.
__label__2 The only thing nice was that eating at Tao allowed us to get into the club for free and no waiting in line.  \n\nI had the salmon with udon & spinach which sounded great.  I had the salmon medium rare and it was as expected.  The udon was a little salty.  It was hard to hear people speaking with the club music bleeding over to the restaurant.  The service was pretty good and the overall menu had a pretty good selection of food.
__label__4 We had a wonderful experience. We had an RSVP and had zero wait. We had a group of 10 led by a VIP that secured us a nice round table. The wise and skilled waiter (Jake) sagely suggested that we set an approximate cost per person of around $70 or so (not including drinks) and he bring out multiple entrees and serve family style. We had a few vegetarians in the group.\n\nThis plan worked very very well. The vegetarian dishes (kung pao tofu, spring rolls, vegetable dumplings, sake-flavored mushrooms) were all quite good. The Sea Bass skewers were out of this world. Also quite good were the lobster dumplings. Service was excellent at all times, though this might have been influenced by a VIP in our group. B/c said VIP among other stuff we were treated to sushi, some apps and a dessert platter with a giant fortune cookie stuffed with yum, ice cream, apple dumplings, pocky, and stuff similar to cannolis. The dessert was good, but definitely not the best stuff that this place has. If you are looking to save money, skip dessert here.\n\nPerhaps our experience was not normal b/c the VIP on board, however the food, ambiance as well as the great wine/liquor menu justify a splurge here. If your waiter is half as good as Jake, you will be 100% satisfied.
__label__3 For dinner, I am definitely a Tao fan. \n\nThe food is delish, the service is top notch and decor can't be beat. The salads are a fusion of American and Japanese, I could eat one as my whole meal and be totally satisfied. The seabass is awesome, :almost: as good as the seabass skewers at Sushi Samba. And their desserts are amazing - trust me, I've pretty much tried them all. \n\nAND I love the lounge, it's perfectly designed for a pre- or post- dinner drink.
__label__1 The company was much better than the food.  China Panda could give them a run for thier money.
__label__1 I thought it was over-hyped for what  I spent and received service wise. I was overall very disappointed. i went there to celebrate my BF's birthday and told the hostess it was his birthday, then told the waitress, and even told the water guy....and my BF still DID NOT receive the birthday dessert. :( I ordered sweet potato tempura and a king crab California roll and could not believe how dry the rice was. I get a better California roll at my local place back home for a quarter of the price. When we finished eating, it took them 30 mins to bring us the check!? I was so annoyed at this point. I always tip, but in this instance i did not. I did explain on the receipt why I didn't tip too. For how much hype this place gets I am sad to say I was not impressed.
__label__2 Came for dinner at Tao hoping it would be similar to the NYC location. Vegas was better in terms of service: arrived on time for our reservation and seated immediately and the servers were friendly, efficient, and extremely attentive. The atmosphere and decor is interesting and fun, and plenty of big tables for large groups. \n\nOn the other hand, Tao Las Vegas is not so good with the food. Same menu and in fact, we ordered several of the same dishes(salmon nigiri, peking duck spring rolls, chilean sea bass, black pepper filet mignon with udon) but they just didn't taste fresh and as the hubby says \"it tastes very Vegas\" (translation: food made for the masses). It's a fun place for the ambiance but if you are there for the cuisine, there are too many other great places in Vegas to try. I will save my next visit to Tao for my next trip to NYC.
__label__3 Excellent pre-show prix fixe menu, wasabi encrusted filet mignon was worth the whole $38 price just by itself, and there are three more courses. Chocolate spring rolls for dessert -- amazing flavors.  This is both a club and a restaurant, so be prepared to dine to a DJ in a somewhat frenetic environment.  Tao has beautiful prize-winning decor, from the row of tubs filled with rose petals in the vestibule (where I understand scantily-clad women welcome in the later hours) to the wall of antique opium pipes and massive Buddha serenely presiding over all.  There was a line waiting when we exited, no surprise.
__label__3 Fresh ginger and sesame seed doused edamame, chicken satay, lettuce wraps, steamed veggie dumplings, and sake salmon strips... oh heavens it was delicious and the service our group received was awesome. From the gorgeous blonde bartender to the group of waiters we had on the middle floor - they were all super friendly and fun. \n\nThe restaurant was a great experience. If I were a little cooler, maybe I'd have gone out to the night club... but that whole deal isn't really my scene (beyond the wild hair I get now and then to get my groove on) and I'm pretty sure I had too many clothes on, anyway.... I just enjoyed the vibe of the restaurant and the friends I was with. That was enough :-) I'd definitely go back!
__label__3 Came here for a bachelorette party and was totally pleasantly surprised by the quality of the food. With Vegas, it's usually hit or miss with the trendy spots, and I was prepared for a miss. \n\nWe had a pre-selected menu that consisted of a variety of foods -- all were delicious. Bamboo Steamed Chicken Gyoza, Thai Crab Cakes, Tofu Lettuce Wraps were all delicious! (The crab cakes were my favorite). \n\nThen...the dessert. My GOD the dessert. So delicious. We received the Chef's Symphony of Sweets which included (I don't know the real names...) a giant fortune cookie filled with chocolate and vanilla whipped cream, apple pie empanada-esque with vanilla ice cream, banana/chocolate eggrolls, mochi ice cream.\n\nYUM! I would definitely go back. There were also 12 of us and we each paid $70 (including tip and cocktails) so it was also a pretty decent deal!
__label__1 I'm disappointed, Tao. The first two times I went, you had this amazing delicious black pepper filet mignon steak udon noodles dish that was an orgasm in my mouth. Then you took it off the menu. Now, you are not only overpriced and loud with crappy service, your food is mediocre at best.  \n\nWe had table reservations for 10:15 pm, and we were seated at 11:30 pm. Granted we went on the night that jay-z went to Tao the club, but still. \nOur food took 30 minutes to come out. I wasn't even hungry anymore at this point and my friend took a nap at the table stone cold sober because we were so tired and bored. \nWaiter definitely didn't give a crap about us at that point in the night and didn't bother checking back on us. \nMy friend ordered the chilean sea bass and it was good, very soft and chewy. A bit too sweet. \nAnother friend ordered the salmon on a bed of udon noodles and she said the noodles were not good. \nI ordered the wasabi crusted steak. It was good, but not worth the 2 hour wait and $35 price tag. \n\nI would not recommend. However, if you do go, definitely make reservations and try not to go on a weekend or when a huge star is making an appearance...haha. \n\nGreat sake selection. Tao's a pretty awesome place to drink and dance (aka go for the club, not for the restaurant) and to see hot girls.
__label__4 This is my second year coming to Tao and they dd not disappoint.  started with the spicy shrimp and crab roll.- awesome...Wife and I both had the rice and noodles- fantastic, and then Chilean Sea Bass- phoenominal.  Service was outstanding and the ambiance was just lovely.  I forgot my credit card and the mgr tracked down my reservation and called my cell to let him know he had the card.  Thank you
__label__0 Tao is definitely not the place to go if you want good Asian cuisine. \n\nI ordered the curry noodles and they were salty and the noodles are way too thin, not to mention it was extremely over priced (along with pretty much everything on the menu) I mean c'mon 26$ for a little bowl of curry noodles? \n\nSuper dark and SUPER LOUD. It's pretty much like eating in a night club. You have to yell at the person across from you for conversation. \n\nI went with a large party maybe 15 or so people. When the check came out we simply asked for it to be split up. The waiter literally looked at us as if we were asking him to juggle chainsaws on fire while unicycling on a tight rope. \n\nHe said it would take some time to split it up, pretty much trying to convince us not to. He took roughly 35-40 minutes to split the check. Seriously? C'mon. If the local Denny's can split a 15 person check with no issue why can't your hip modern upscale Asian restaurant do so too? \n\nIn conclusion, avoid Tao unless you enjoy mediocre over priced food and shitty customer service.
__label__3 If you like the one in NY, you will like this one. \n\nWhat I like about it is that the service is great, the ambience is awesome & the food is good. This is a place to go, not just because you want to eat, but because you want to indulge all of your senses. \n\nThe hubby & I went here after a show to share a small meal & enjoy the place.\nEverything was great.\nThe only thing I can complain about is that the NY location has (or had .. I don't know anymore because I haven't been in a long time) a bigger cocktail menu which included a mojito menu. I specifically remember a blackberry mojito which was amazing. Unfortunately, they don't have a mojito menu at this location.
__label__2 Nice ambiance (went for a friend's birthday dinner before going out, restaurant was playing top 40 hits) Food is a bit overpriced for the quantity and quality, although the spicy tuna rolls were pretty good! If you are looking to go to dancing later, you get free admission to Tao the lounge upstairs so that's a nice bonus.
__label__2 Oh, TAO - I so badly wanted to give you 5 stars, but your over-hyped restaurant had some sever issues we need to address. 3 out of 5 stars for delicious food but terrible customer service. Word to the wise: TAO = a place where the customer is always wrong.\n\nHere's the skinny: we dined 11 deep Saturday evening while in town celebrating my 32nd birthday. It's Memorial Day weekend and expected to be a madhouse in Vegas, so I made every precaution to secure reservations, be on time for said reservations and ensure my entire party was on time with me. I may not be Kim Kardashian, but perhaps the manager failed to note that my reservation was made by someone who works directly with them and asked for my party to be taken care of. I'm also assuming they didn't know that I am a celebrity publicist in LA and have sent numerous clients to spend thousands of dollars at their establishment. Maybe if this was noted my party would have received better service. \n\nFood: my boyfriend and I split the chicken dumplings, the spicy yellowtail sushi roll and the chicken pad thai. More than enough food! The pad thai seemed to be in a never-ending bowl! It alone would have fed the 2 of us easily. The dumplings were the best choice out of our order. Fresh, steamed and flavorful. I only wish there were more in an order! The roll was good, but nothing special. My friend had the BBQ pork and it was phenomenal. I'd look into that if BBQ meats are your thing. The pad thai was pretty standard. It was also good but nothing to write home about. Nonetheless, I was pleased with the overall good experience. The crowning glory was the giant fortune cookie that was sent out for my birthday (it is filled with both vanilla and chocolate cream - oh hey ying yang!) - which was the only good move by the restaurant the entire meal.\n\nThe service: this is where things get rough. We sat down for our 8:30pm reservation around 8:45pm. We didn't mind the 15 minute wait. We're a large party and it's Saturday night - reservations can take some time. I get it. We sat down and didn't see a waitress for nearly 20 minutes. When she finally came by the table she took our drink order and bounced for another 20 minutes or so. My friend asked for an iced tea that 40 minutes later had never made it's way to the table. When we asked about it, the waitress took another 15 minutes to bring it claiming that they had to \"brew a new pot\". Ok. Then when we were an hour and a half into our dinner order waiting for more beverages the waitress was M.I.A. We finally called over the manager and asked if we could please get some drinks (one of which had already been ordered and never brought to the table). His response was \"what? Are you trying to get something free out of this?\". I'm sorry? No. We are trying to get our drinks and spend more money in your establishment. Wow. The next epic failure of this restaurant/nightclub comes from the security guard/staff. My boyfriend got up from the table to take a work related call. It was noisy inside so he stepped outside to take it. When he came back in a security guard grabbed him by his shirt and said \"where do you think you're going?! Get in line!\" To which my boyfriend responded - \"I've been sitting with a table of 11 for nearly 2 hours. I just stepped outside to take a call.\" The guard then responded \"yeah right\" and grabbed him by his shirt collar. When he turned around to radio someone my boyfriend just yanked himself free and walked inside. The final straw was when the waitress asked if we'd like to divide the tab. We said yes and tried to be fair by making a few groups so as not to create 11 separate checks for her. Tik-tok - 1 hour later (literally) she plopped down the checks with a look of irritation and left. \n\nTotal time in restaurant (due to slow service) - 3.5 hours!! It was nearly midnight when we finally left!\n\nThe club was hopping but we were not interested in that. We just wanted a nice dinner in what seemed to be only a mildly busy restaurant. A party of 11 would have left a much bigger tip had the service been respectable. I get that everyone wants to dine here, but that doesn't mean you have to stop creating a great customer experience for those choosing your restaurant. There are MANY other options.
__label__2 After eating here a couple time this last experience was lack luster. The beef tarter rolls were so disgusting we didn't even eat more than 2 bites. It was slightly warm, mushy, and the texture made my skin crawl. The signature sea bass is why I usually like coming to eat here and it's been always great in the past but the combination duck fried rice was hard and seemed like it had been sitting out. The fried whole fish was pretty good, I ate everything from the tail to the eyeball and was pretty pleased with it. The duck rolls were bland and our lobster rolls were tasteless and chewy which wasn't good at all. During this last dinner at Tao we ordered $240.00 worth of food between the 2 of us and was only happy with the snapper, miso soup and sea bass. The appetizers were all a disappointment and even our 4 drinks weren't made to our liking. \n Although I've had a good experience at Tao before, this last one wasn't good at all. Not sure if we will return again but who knows what will happen while in Vegas right?
__label__0 How many people will get fooled coming here thinking it's great Asian food? The duck was OK. It's just not worth it.  Took 2 hours to get our regular order. Other tables got up and left. Our party of 10 stayed and roughed it out. When the food finally came it was cold and we were too tired to enjoy it. So they write a few Chinese words on the ceiling and throw in some asian looking statues. Ok looks like a Chinese restaurant now. Lol. To sum it up the food sucked and the service sucker. We went to the club and it was packed. They didn't count how many just let everyone in. I think the fire Marshalls came. Am I a complainer? No! This whole facility is poorly managed. Who is the GM and where were they 1.1.2015? Fire them asap. BTW. Who serves duck with Tortillas?? Its supposed to be with Steam buns. You don't see Asians in here which means it's an expensive version of PF Changs at most. You don't see Asians at Panda Express either.  Hint hint  I dont mind spending $1000.00 for food but it better be a decent experience.  So now they can take some of that money to put into marketing and lure in more suckers. Save your money and TIME because this place will take them both from you.
__label__3 definitely hit the spot compared to the buffet we had the night before on the strip. \n\nit's better than you'd expect - considering it's a japanese buffet and not an Asian buffet like most others. \n\nthe bf still favors moonstar for it's choices, but i liked the sushi selection here.
__label__2 Makino Buffet is located within the Las Vegas Premium Outlets. After a day of shopping a buffet would actually sound good. We've been told this place is great so we checked it out. It was crowded even for a weekday and we had to wait a while to get seated.\n\nThis place has a great selection on sushi. It wasn't bad considering this (I'm assuming) is their specialty. I actually spent more of my time there than any other section. However, I don't think they offer enough items on their hot food section. I didn't go to the desserts part since I was told \"it wasn't all that\" and I trust that person very much.\n\nThe service was just so-so. I know it's buffet but it seemed like they almost forgot about you once you get seated. You gotta flag somebody to get a drink refilled. The service at Feast Buffet was so much better. I don't think I'd come back unless someone else pays.
__label__4 Great food! This is a buffet style restaurant with awesome sushi, king crab legs, and tempura shrimp. The only downside is that they close at strange hours in the middle of the day.
__label__1 This place is alright, there's just way too many bastard kids running around.  The only good thing about this mall opening is that it makes seeing a weekend night movie at the Esplanade a bit more pleasant, clearly this is the happening place to be for yuppie spawn and I couldn't be happier.
__label__3 I only went to the target here. Shopping center appeared to be huge.
__label__1 No toaster. NO TOASTER. WHY must the best bagels in CLT be forced into a sauna to steam away all their crusty, crunchy potential?\n\nToppings are diverse, coffee is good. Staff is cute and stoned. Decor is rad, and I feel totally comfy, until EVERYTHING IN MY 6 DOLLAR BREKKIE SAMMICH comes pouring out, onto my lap, onto my dry-clean-only Interview Shirt, and then that's it - I'm throwing a tantrum (in my head at least) and tossing the wet mess into the bin. Give us the option, kids. Don't be Steamer Fascists.
__label__3 With great bagel sandwich names and wonderful combinations, Owen's Bagels is a solid locale to grab breakfast and/or lunch. The menu can be a bit overwhelming, so they have it narrowed down by the type of meat involved (which is helpful for folks who only eat certain meats). And if you go on the weekend, be prepared for a line and a bit of a wait due to the popularity of this trendy little joint. \n\nI've tried the following:\n\n1. The Muenster Mash on a whole wheat bagel - Hummus, Muenster, Green Peppers, Onion, Lettuce, and Tomato. Seriously good. My favorite bagel at Owen's. No need for meat when you have all this delicious veggieness on one homemade bagel. And at only $4.00, this is a steal.\n\n2. Sir Purr's Purrfect Bagel on whole wheat - Turkey, Veggie Cream Cheese, Smoked Cheddar, Lettuce, Tomato. I never thought I'd say this, but there was WAY too much cheese on this thing. Not sure if the maker of the sandwich was just heavy-handed with the veggie cream cheese or what, but I had to scrape a bunch of it off before I could even eat the sandwich. After that it was very good. A bit more expensive at $5.65.\n\n3. Cinnamon Raisin Bagel with Maple Nut Cream Cheese - I do not recommend this option. The bagel barely had any raisins in it and wasn't really very cinnamon-y, either. And the maple nut cream cheese was disgusting. Go for one of the sandwiches and you'll be much happier with your experience.\n\nBe sure to bring your appetite as the bagel sammies are quite large. And take some time to read all the funny little quips written on the walls - or write some for yourself - either way you'll be entertained. Owens is located in South End across from the Atherton Mills Market. So swing in for a bagel sammie and then run across the street for some healthy fruits and veggies. A win-win all around!
__label__3 Having a neighborhood go-to breakfast/deli is a must and I think this place just be some my go-to.\n\nI have lived in this city for 9 months now and cannot believe it took that long to discover this gem. Owens is tucked away inside the pavilion in south end with somewhat limited parking options. \n\nThe inside is very casually. Writing, scribbles, graffiti, hieroglyphics, and artwork adorns the walls along with stickers, college pendants, and signs with what I imagine to be regular customer's special orders.\n\nThe bagels are all fresh daily and the steam the sandwiches. I highly recommend the bialy. They are small but unique, flavorful and delicious.\n\nThe menu is humongous...overwhelming really. In addition to that, their are individually created variations mounted above the deli counter. It's usually busy and I always find myself rushing to figure out what I want. My first visit I was hurried into ordering and settled on the Mary's grubby bubbly. It was on the small size because of the bagel, but superb.\n\nOn the second visit I had a custom creation of sprouts, bacon, mayo, provolone, lettuce, and avocado on an everything bagel and was equally impressed.\n\nI am so incredibly excited to have found this place and am sure I will be back very soon!
__label__2 Good bagels, but wish they would toast them better. Not sure if that's they're technique but a soggy bagel is never great in my book. Was ecstatic when we learnt we had a bagel spot in our neighborhood, but these bagels pale in comparison to spots in other big cities. Staff were very nice and the place had great service. Just wish the bagels were a little better.
__label__3 Great place in Noda. I recently went to a friend's get together and we eventually ended up here. Large outdoor space with lots of tables. The bartender served the liquor generously and the environment was casual yet young and fun without making me feel like I was the oldest one there, which I probably was. Great place for summer drinks with good company.
__label__1 I called Solstice in advance of going there on a Saturday to make sure dogs were allowed on the patio all evening.  We walked across town to be yelled at when we entered & told how we should have read the sign that says no dogs.  I wasn't looking for a sign since I called... Considering food and service is average, we probably had a better evening when we went across the parking lot to Jack Beagles anyway.
__label__4 Do yourself a favor and go explore the art district (\"Roosevelt Row\").  Just wandering around the area is a neat experience as there is so much to see and do.  Lots of neat restaurants, parks, and shops.  The homes are so beautiful.  Parts of the area remind me of certain areas of Chicago.  If you're visiting for the first time, you'll find yourself forgetting you're in the middle of the desert.\n\nOne of the stops on your way through the art district should be the Japanese Friendship Garden.  It's cheap (5 bucks!  6 if you want to feed the koi) and beautiful.  It really only takes about 30 minutes or so to see the whole thing, but just stopping to relax and reflect for a while can be a very rewarding experience.  The grounds are well kept and breathtakingly beautiful.  It's very quiet and relaxing.\n\nI'm not sure what the other reviewers were talking about when they said they had a problem taking cameras in.  We had cameras, as did everyone else we saw inside.  I got some AMAZING pictures when we were there.  We never had any problems.  There is a sign that says you can't take professional equipment inside without a contract, but that is to be expected.  \n\nOverall, a very nice experience.  This isn't something you would go far out of your way to visit, but definitely worth stopping by while you're doing other things in the area.  That whole area of downtown is super cool.
__label__3 \"Oh, it's very popular Ed. The sportos, the motorheads, geeks, sluts, bloods, waistoids, dweebies, dickheads - they all adore it. They think it's a righteous place.\"\n- Grace, Ferris Bueller's Day Off, remarking about Brillobox\n\nBrillobox restores my faith that we really can just all get along. You'll find quite a mix of people here, and that's fun. Downstairs is cool, funky bar complete with red, cushy, vinyl couches. Upstairs is the live music venue/dance floor. Drinks are a fair price and there is a decent menu. Since it's not large place, it can get rather crowded late at night. More places like this would raise the hipness factor of Pittsburgh substantially.
__label__0 I come to Brillo Box all the time. My friend, who is 28 and us from Turkey was not let in tonight... For dinner and drinks. The guy working the door needs an attitude adjustment and just because a place has been raided in the past, does not mean you don't act like a civilized human being. A Turkish ID that says 28... Should be enough. Shame on you Brillo Box. I am done with you and your awesome food. Get a new bouncer!!!!
__label__2 Although the service here was top notch, the signature burger was not. The \"Brilloburger\" was not in a category of best burgers, in my opinion. I believe that the mix of meat was indeed correct, but the seasoning killed the whole thing. They sprinkle (heavily) coarse salt on the burger, then put the cheese and toppings on. The salt took over, and as I actually crunched down on salt, I wondered what the burger would taste like without. No one will know until that element is changed. \nThey also serve the burger with a mayo topping. Personally, this is not something that should be needed if the meat, cheese, and veggies are all fab. \nOn the other side of the table, my hubby ordered the pitadilla and Mac and cheese. The \"quesadilla-like\" app was fine. All I can say is that I have had comparable at a Phish concert.\nPerhaps the finest creation of the meal was the Mac n Cheese. Right on. Right on. \nLike I said, the service was impeccable. Food, eh.
__label__3 The mister and I eat out way to much and have been frequenting the same places recently.. China Chile and Joe's Real BBQ have both been visited 3x each over the past 3 weeks.. okay so we're not as imaginative as we could be. The thing is that we have turned our friends on to these places and every time they go well, we get invited. \n\nWe just love Joe's.. it's a combination of elements, decor, pricing and comfort. This place is like that great pair of sneakers you have, a very good fit. \n\nI almost always order the same thing.. pecan smoked ribs, mac 'n cheese and share a loaded baked potato to share. The ribs are meaty and plentiful.. not like those anorexic bones they serve at some other places.. I'm a big eater and can never finish them in one sitting so a full slab can easily be shared. Mac and cheese there is really good even better then my home cooked version.. seems to me I have some practicing to do in that department. \n\nThey also have this bbq ranch dressing for their salad that's a must try. Though who wants to eat a salad when there are some many good meats there to try. Their bbq sauce can be kind of sweet if you like that.. I'm a EOE (equal opportunity eater) and love all sorts of smoked meats and sauces but I know plenty of people who don't like that kind of sauce.\n\nNo table service here either, strictly cafeteria style. So be sure to have someone in your party squat a seat before ordering if you see a good table.
__label__4 A carnosaurus rex's home from home. Could I be any clearer? From the post-modern retro American decor, with a slightly agricultural flavor, in this family-owned and family-friendly, gastronomic paradise to the scrummy nomnomnomalicious treats, Joe's Real BBQ has it all. This is undoubtedly one of my all-time favorite restaurants in the Valley. \n\nI invariably survey the whole menu every time I go and I end up going with the ribs, which are always juicy (read a couple of reviews in which the reviewer said that the ribs were dry; I dunno, I think you went on the one day of the year they are dry) and coated with a BBQ sauce that is to die for. I've never gone wrong with the potato salad, coleslaw, or corn, but I hear the BBQ pit beans are great too. I'm not a root beer fan, but my son swears it's awesome and he's usually pretty forthcoming about things that don't sit well with him, so I've got to believe the root beer doesn't suck too badly. The pulled pork and the chicken rawk the sawks, so check them out if you get a chance. \n\nAlso love the take-out window outside. If you don't feel like standing in line inside (and there's always a line around lunchtime and dinner), then get your quick fix with some take-out instead. \n\nAll of the menus can be found at Joe's Web site: http://www.joesrealbbq.com/menu.php\n\nThe prices are on a par with Famous Dave's, but I think the food is much better, so Joe's offers better value and a real down-to-Earth, all-American family atmosphere.
__label__2 I have been there a few times. The owner is a gilbert native and a very nice person. The food is of good quality, the atmosphere is great. It is best to visit here during the spring and early summer.
__label__1 I finally had a chance to try out Joe's last night with my family.  I hate to say it (I really wanted to like the place) but I wasn't very impressed overall.  The food quality overall was very average, nothing stood out as phenomenal from any of our choices (we sampled from each other's plates).  Not to say anything was bad, just not superb.  The portions were a little small for the price.\n\nAll in all it was an okay experience, but the price ($40 for 2 adults and 2 kids) is high enough to keep us from going back.
__label__2 Love the atmosphere, food was okay for a smoked bbq joint.  Brisket decent, ribs and pulled pork were a bit dry and chicken was good... The mac and cheese was delicious!
__label__2 I would have given this a higher rating except for the prices.  Ok - in this economy, I am lucky to be able to eat out at all.  However, $11 for their smallest sandwich and two small sides and a drink ($1.99 each!!) is a little pricey especially if you have a family to feed.  They should consider making it a buffet since they charge buffet prices or giving you a little more for you money.\n\nBut, yes, the food is good.
__label__3 Nice place, my boyfriend raved about it so he decided to take me here. I love good backed potatoes and he said this place had huge potatoes and great food. I should be fair all I ate was the potatoe and some corn bread; but i can't help but feel I was ripped off. We both got potatoes, cornbread and two drinks and paid $30. I can't believe that. $30 for potatoes? Granted it came with meat on top but hell i could've done that. \n\nNow taking that into account I have not tried the BBQ as of yet. Looking around though I saw some of the others food and it looked amazing. The place overall has a nice homey and friendly atmosphere. When you walk in the place smells delicious and the place was so busy. I will be back if only to try those ribs I saw someone else order they looked great. The cornbread and honey butter as well are my favorite. I would like to take just a pan of that stuff. \n\nOverall I feel it was pricy for what I got but the food was still good. The place seems jumpin in the sense of customers coming and the food from specualtion alone looks worthy of a 4 star rating. Just wish it were a little cheaper but you pay for quality right. I'll be back soon.
__label__0 I'll keep this simple - we ordered 2 sampler plates, and all the meats were very dry (brisket, chicken, ribs, and pulled pork).  I could say we were bbq aficionados from Austin to try and make this review more relevant, but when the meat is this dry - it doesn't take a bbq snob to know this place stinks.\n\nI did think the sides were okay (mac and cheese, cheesy potatoes, apple crisp), but we came for bbq.
__label__1 Expected a bit more after the reviews, unfortunately I left dissatisfied.  \n\nMy co-worker and I had high hopes and stockpiled food accordingly.. we got a couple 2 meat plates, soda's (no beer here!!), a couple sides and added on a couple ribs as we expected them to be amazing. \n\nThe meat wasn't anything outstanding.  It had a nice smoke ring on most, but lacked the flavor needed.  They need to put some more rub or baste accordingly, because all meat was very much lacking. \n\nBrisket - tender, but possessed minimal bark and flavor.  Good consistency. \nPork - adequate taste in some bites, but overall lacking anything special. \nRibs - cooked very well, had a little tug on them as opposed to falling off the bone. But again, missing flavor. \n\nMac n Cheese - the shining star... It was great!! Had a crusty topping of goldfish or something similar.  \nHousemade Rootbeer - not very good and I really enjoy rootbeer.  Just way too sweet for me.  \n\nBbq Sauce - it was ok.  I've had better and worst.. the spicy had a nice kick to it.. I slathered it on nearly everything to flavor it up.  \n\nWish I would have went somewhere else.. but its all about giving places a shot.
__label__3 Good BBQ, good beans, good Mac and cheese! I wish they would have done more with the bread my pulled pork came on. Great atmosphere for a BBQ joint!
__label__4 Joe's Real BBQ is one of my favorite places. Comfort food in a comfort environment served by friendly people - just the best.\n\nLocated in downtown Gilbert, the historic brick building is solid and homey. We try to visit at non-peak hours or on weeknights, but if you show up at dinner time on a Friday or Saturday, you'll be greeted with a long line of patrons waiting for their opportunity to step up to the counter to order some tasty fixins :) Despite appearances, the long line does not usually entail a long wait - their counter service team has the process down to a science and they move people through relatively quickly. \n\nThe line moves through the dining room with booth style tables to one side and large wooden tables to the other side through the center. Once you reach the front of the line, you make your way past a selection of bottled drinks and up to a soda fountain complete with fresh brewed root beer and home made lemonade (my pick) Grab a tray, napkins, and utensils, then slide on up to the counter. You place your order and move forward while they prepare it. By the time you reach the selection of desserts, your meat and side are landing on the glass top in front of you. I usually go for the BBQ sandwich meal, as it is just enough - 1/4 lb of meat on a bun + 1 side dish. My typical meat of choice is the Chopped Pork, although when I'm trying to be \"healthy\" (ha!) I also enjoy the extremely moist chicken and turkey offerings as well. As far as side dishes, there's just one choice for me: Cheesy Potatoes. Usually served lukewarm, they're cheesy with just a hint of spice and they're delicious. \n\nNow, the desserts ... I really can't walk away without getting one of their freshly baked chocolate chip cookies: the chips are usually still melty and warm. However, their Rootbeer cake is incredibly moist with a unique, yummy flavor and just a hint of frosting, and my husband loves their lemon cake. They also have a to-die-for corn bread served with honey butter, but I often skip it as I'm so carbed up from everything else I've already ordered (darn) \n\nDon't forget the barbecue sauce! I am actually aghast to say that the first time I had Joe's, I didn't like it! This was because I had the original barbecue sauce, which I've discovered is just too sweet for me. Once I learned about the spicy habenero barbecue sauce, I was good to go - it is delicious and adds the perfect pop of flavor to my sandwich. \n\nIf the weather is nice, skip eating in the dining room and head out to the yard outside. There are rows of picnic tables perched beside a large, grassy lawn which is the perfect place for kids to run around and burn off steam while the adults finish up their meals and chat. The area is bordered by a white picket fence which contains the kiddos from the busy street just beyond, so that you can relax while they play. The whole area is crowned with strings of lights that lend a lovely glow as you dine. If the weather is not-so-nice, I usually try to grab a booth on the far side of the room, so I'm not eating amongst the people standing in line. There is also an enclosed patio area which works well as a hybrid of the two dining experiences - I find that it is a bit noisy usually. \n\nThe restaurant itself is quaint with an obvious Arizona Agriculture theme - my son loves checking out the giant John Deere tractor that holds court at the center of the room, and he often peers longingly into the upcycled fuel pump... now turned into a gumball machine. \n\nIf you're jonesing for Joe's but don't want to wait in line, consider calling ahead and then picking your order up at the window outside - it is a good way to get your fix :) we've also gotten take out for several get togethers that we have hosted/attended and it really takes the pressure off of having to cook because everyone likes Joe's!
__label__3 Order the ribs only next time
__label__4 This place is printing money and rightfully so. They simply do a bang up job. Best BBQ in AZ.
__label__1 The atmosphere and service at Joe's are great. Very sincere, likeable people. They get the sauce right, they get the sides right (in fact, Joe's pit beans are some of the best I've ever had), and they do make incredible root beer. Regrettably, there's no way I can rate their ribs \"A-OK.\" I've had worse, but I've had MUCH better. They are overcooked to death, dried out and virtually \"CANDIED\" in their sauce. The pork cannot be tasted at all and has no texture, just dry mush under a hard carmelized exterior. Sort of reminds me of the babyback ribs at Ruby Tuesdays. Sorry, Joe.
__label__3 My friends and I had lunch after the duck tour. The honey mustard chicken sandwich was very good. Burgers and chicken fingers were also very good. Mac and cheese sounded good but was disappointing. The cheese sauce was not thick enough and not cheesy enough. \nI had the best mojotio at the Aruba Hard Rock Cafe on vacation. I was so looking forward to this drink and it was just ok. We sat outside and it was a beautiful view of the city. Service was good.
__label__3 Tradional american food, the service was good Our waiter was very friendly, the food came out pretty quick.  They have a nice selection of cocktails, I had the strawberry basil mojito very good.  Sometimes they have live music there , theres a nice outside area to eat where you can enjoy the fountain.  Theres a gift shop in the front of the restaurant where you can shop all the hard rock mercandise.
__label__4 Great sandwich. The location is out of the way but I'll go back.
__label__1 Banh Mi!!! I was so ecstatic to find some place serving that was rated decently I almost went 40 over on the freeway.. I love Banh Mi and have been blessed to have some really good viet sandwich shops in Houston for majority of my life. That being said, my expectation for this place was way too high, to a point I might be underrating it by a star.\n\n- Location\nUnless you've been to some Chinatown places the location may or may not freak you out a bit. In like a \"I Am Legend\" sort of way the shop is located inside a deserted Viet mall which has a equally deserted parking lot. You have to go look for it which may actually deter quite a few people, but inside its pretty much as fast food as you can get. Limited seating space with quick sandwiches.\n\n- The Banh Mi\nI'll just break it down simply:\n- Bread is not nearly as crisp as it should be (honestly I don't even think its a French Baguette)\n- Meat is just not tender and it seems to have been sitting there for ages (rubbery).\n- The veggies they put in are fresh, which is good.\n- THEY DONT HAVE EGG :( - This really put me over the edge because any good Banh Mi has a fried egg in it.\n\nAll of that while only being able to pay cash really just makes this place fall short. If you've never had a banh mi or don't have it often, you'll most likely like this place. For those of us who have  been cultured, it's just not acceptable.
__label__0 if i could give this place less than one star i would.\n\nthis place was horrible. i had a habenjero burger - i think they mixed the pepper with garlic. it wasn't spicy at all. the fries are also coated in garlic and ... i ate a good lot of them because they were bareable, but they were pretty damn gross. the house beers are lame.\n\nit was WAY over priced for food that didn't deserve to be on a Chili's menu.\n\njust please. go somewhere else.\n\nalso, my girlfriend had a martini and there was a pit in the olive... that was a bit startling.. so, if you DO go, be prepared for that.
__label__3 Tried a few items and a flight of all of their craft brews.  Service was great as well as the food.  The manager came over and chatted us up and offered up a sample of their Octoberfest, which was really good as well.  I will definitely come back.\n\nTry the baby brats
__label__2 Not a bad joint.  Every time we go into the one at WestGate, it appears empty.\n\nFood is great.  Beer is great.  Menu is diverse.
__label__3 Our first time there, we were looking for a relaxing dinner before the symphony. The service was excellent, the waitstaff knowledgeable and the food delicious. Next time I will order less! The fish chowder was as good as a chowder I got earlier this fall in a Maine restaurant. tI would have been enough in itself. The mixed grill with filet and salmon on a bed of grilled vegetables was excellent. Next time, I will order only one - probably the filet. I have not ordered beef in years - and this was a good reminder of how good it can be! Oh yes, there will be a next time!
__label__2 Overpriced, slow, and undercooked vegetables. The pasta was the only highlight. Good atmosphere.
__label__4 Hands down best downtown restaurant! I went to the restaurant before light up night with my girlfriend. We both got the mixed grill plates with salmon and steak. The salmon melts in your mouth. Best salmon I've had in years, and I am a foody. \n\nAlso, you won't go home hungry. The portions are large (and affordable) and they bring out bread prior to your meal.\n\nThe service was also great. Sid was our server and all of his recommendations were right on point. I recommend this restaurant to everyone. Enjoy!
__label__4 Beautiful restaurant that came highly recommended to myself and my date. Romantic setting that is also good for larger groups. The waitstaff was helpful and extremely knowledgeable regarding the menu and wine list, and gave us great advice as to how we should tackle such a diverse and interesting menu. \n\nIf you are in the 412, certainly stop here for dinner. The avocado and crab meat tian was to die for, and order the duck as your main entree- you won't believe your tastebuds. Also, who knew chocolate creme br\u00fbl\u00e9e existed? It does at Sonoma. And you don't want to leave without tasting it.
__label__4 Been going here for almost 4 years....LOVE their new \"sweet\" section, best baklava, cashew is the best!\n\nService is awesome....sometimes I come with a friend sometimes with my husband but the waitstaff always recognize us and know what we order!  Food is delish, hummus is fantastic, I've had the kafta, falafal....hubby has had the lamb....everything is always 5 star....\n\nReally good place, parking isn't too bad, but bring change because its metered....\n\nYummy!!!
__label__2 It was OK.  \n\nUpon a raving review from my boss' girlfriend, I took my girlfriend there for a late valentine's day dinner.  I booked reservations for 9PM on a Saturday.  We kinda needed them, but there was an open table anyway, so I guess you have a 50/50 shot.  \n\nYou can't order liquor.   My GF and I typically have a martini prior to dinner.  No dice here.  Only wine, and maybe beer.  \n\nAppetizer - I read on yelp about the pomme frites, but we chose the Lulu plate instead (cheese, fruit and meat).  (I wanted the frites, the GF didn't.  I lost.)  The cheese was really good.  The meats were a bit weird.  One of them was proscuitto, but I am not sure which (btw, I know proscuitto - I still couldn't tell).  They had stuffed cherry peppers - those were soooo awesome.  But, the GF didnt love that one. \n\nI ordered the steak frites because I really wanted the pomme frites.  The meat was tough and not really tasteful.  Fries - overcooked and really just not that good.  The sauce was good, but cold.  Overall, my meal was not really that good.  My girlfriend got the special, which was veal hangar steak, shrimp riscotto and sauteed asparagus.  The veal was good, but the sauce just sucked in my opinion.  It had a liquorice flavor, and I don't dig on that.  The asparagus was the best part of the meal.  \n\nWe also got a bottle of french wine.  It was a merlot cab franc blend.  Like the meal, lackluster and I wish I ordered something cheaper, even though it was $36.  \n\nOverall - the meal was OK, but I don't think I will go back.
__label__2 I ate here about 6 months ago.  I wish I could remember what I had.  I always remember exactly what I had when the food was really great or atrociously bad.  I will say I did have the worst pate I've ever eaten in my life and I've eaten a lot of pate in my time all over the world.  I've had CANNED that was better.  The pate was sickeningly sweet.  Yuck.  The rest of the food must have been passable because I don't remember it.  Definitely not worth the price, IMHO.  I ate on the patio and had a good server.  It gets three stars for the waitstaff and location.
__label__2 Food is just good, not great. Vanilla custard French toast is good. Omelets are a little bland. Corn beef hash was sweet and spicy...it is made in house.
__label__3 I love French cuisine!!! I am so happy I found a home cooked French cuisine in Charlotte. I am so happy I finally experience this place! My first impression as soon as I walk inside the door, I instantly feel warm, cozy and right at home. We had an early dinner on a Saturday night, probably the third table to be seated. The hostess immediately sat us at a very corner of the restaurant with a window view to the outdoor garden patio. My back was against the wall sitting on a very long wooden church bench, a pew. Within 30 minutes, the place was packed and the tables were filled up.\n\nI was hungry and saving my appetite all day. I proceeded to order a chicken liver salad that came with a nice warm poached egg on top. I also ordered a glass of risling. The moment I took my first bite, my palet were opening up to total heaven!!! It made sitting on the church pew feel  more heavenly. By far, one of the best salad I had in Charlotte! (True meaning of Yum Salad. It is a famous salad in South East Asia). If I can lick the juice of the plate, I would. Luckily for my date, the waitress brought the spoon for me to scrap every juice of the dressing left on my plate!! YUM!!! By this time, the French owner came over and introduce himself as Fabrice! Very nice guy.\n\nFor my main course, I ordered the duck breast with artichoke, cooked as the chef would recommend. The duck breast was plumb and juicy, slightly more cooked than what I was used to, but it was still delish! The cream sauce was slightly heavy for me as I took my time sipping on my merlot chatting with my conservative attorney date who was not too familiar with French dining. He ordered overcooked steak and french fries! Bless his heart!\n\nI love this place and  the location which is close to uptown and on a trendy mixed cultural district of Charlotte, Central Avenue!!
__label__3 Went to Lulu's for brunch this past Sunday. Great atmosphere, delicious food, super friendly service!\n\nStarted off with french fries and aioli- Probably the best fries Ive eaten in Charlotte. We had four or five dipping sauces from which to choose. They were eaten quickly and with fervor (that's for sure!) \n\nFor my entree I had the burger with jalepeno relish and a fried green tomato on a challah roll - Oh the Challah roll, I wish you were utilized more often. An awesome burger all around!\n\nEveryone I was with seemed to enjoy their dishes as well. \n\nI will be back shortly !
__label__2 The service and ambiance were very good. Small and intimate. Tables were a little close together in our section, and the heater was blowing directly underneath our feet, so it got a little uncomfortable as the night went on. Used a living social deal, which made the meal an excellent value. Ordered the escargot appetizer and the french onion soup, which were both delicious. Unfortunately, several appetizer and entree menu items were unavailable, including the frog legs, which I was interested in trying. I ordered the steak and frites (ribeye). The steak just wasn't good. The meat seemed very bland and I had to chew through some very tough and rubbery bits. Even though I  enjoyed the soup and appetizer, I left a bit unsatisfied due to the less than stellar ribeye. I do intent to come back and try something else on the menu in the future.
__label__4 This is one of my favorite restaurants in Charlotte.  The fried green tomato BLT sandwich with pimento cheese is divine.  It goes great with the pomme frites and a trio of aioli sauces for dipping.  The calamari is also terrific.  It is lightly breaded and cooked to perfection with this amazing Asian Love Sauce.
__label__3 Yep, this is one of the best buffet place among a thousand other Vegas casino buffet.   It was cheap as well.  I would come back again :) good food, cheap price, I can't expect more from Vegas buffets :)
__label__1 I am comparing this to my experiences while staying on the Strip...\n\nNormally, I book my stay at the Cosmo, but this trip, I decided to stay downtown since my parents are staying at the Cal.\n\nWhenever I ask a strip casino a question using their online inquiry via their website, I have always received a response.  Always.\n\nI asked Main Street Casino a question and never get a response.  Poor customer service.  I even left a voice mail for the casino host.  No call back. \n\nSafe to say, I did not and will never stay here or patronize this establishment with my gambling $$.
__label__2 Don't be afraid to try this place out for size. The rooms are small (as all older hotel rooms are) but well appointed. The casino itself has a vintage appeal with alot of historic items on display. the 777 Brewery is suberb and will exceed your expectations. No pool though.
__label__0 I have been visiting Main Street Station Casino for a few years now, I usually go every week with a few friends, however, our recent experience with the parking attendant has allowed us to take our patronage elsewhere.\nWe usually visit, gamble and buy some dinner/lunch at this casino, so when we visited on Sunday, we came purely for the buffet this time. The parking attendant (Philip) told us the parking would be comped if I visit the casino teller. I made sure of this before entering as I was visited with my parents fro our of state for the buffet (They dont like to gamble like us).\nI took my ticket to get validated and they told me I had to pay for parking. I explained the situation to them and they said I would have to gamble to get free parking. I went back to Philip, and he was probably the most rudest person I have encountered this year! He said \"you people go too fast\" and \"you didn't listen properly\".\nFirstly, this is EXTREMELY rude and very poor customer service, and secondly, I made an effort to clarifying the situation before I entered the parking lot. He closed the window in my face and started reading a newspaper.\nI want you to know that your potential customers are being bottle-necked by this excuse of an employee, which is why you may have been experiencing a reduction in customers since putting his sorry ass in that parking lot booth. He embarrassed me in front of my family and I will not forgive that.\nPlease contact me when this matter is resolved, as I would love to visit this casino again\n\nRegards,\n\nSean
__label__3 Ordered the sampler set! 1oz of sample for 5 beers cost about $5. Much cheaper than most brew pub.\n\nThere are 4 regular variety of beer + 1 seasonal brew. All the beer are good. The ales are smooth, with a hint of sweetness in the after taste. \n\nI did not order food here except chips and salsa, so I cannot comment on the food/prices.
__label__3 Main Street Station is old Las Vegas, on the older North Strip, closer to downtown than the newer South Strip, closer to the airport.\n\nThis area of Las Vegas is like Reno. A little grungier (because the courthouse and jail are nearby), but unpretentious, with a lot of older regulars, and Hawaiians flown in from the Islands at Main Street, or the Califronia Hotel. The Main Street Station Casino is like an old western train station, with dark hardwoods and antique stylings. There is even an old Pullman Rail car museum for the public. But the people are friendly and don't always have their hand out waiting for a tip like other glitzier South Strip hotels.\n\nThe 777 Brew Pub is an open room with TVs and tables that you might find in a mid size town in the west. It is lively and has a comfortable, casual feel. Now believe it or not, they serve sushi here! Yes, and they have a sushi chef in one corner making it for all to see. \n\nThe food and  beverages are decent, the prices are reasonable, and the place is nice for relaxation. If you want to be \"seen\" this is not the place for you. If you want to enjoy company with reasonable food and drink in a relaxed atmosphere, then drop by.
__label__2 Second stop on our \"Microbrew Mini Crawl\".  This place is essentially a huge restaurant in the Main Street Casino.  Easy parking across the street & you get your 3 bucks back.\n\nWe shared a burger, it was average.  We also had a couple Irish Stouts.  The Triple 7's Irish stout was thinner and less sweet than Guinness stout.  For Las Vegas it seemed like a fairly good deal.  A 1/2 pound cheeseburger and fries and 2 draft stout beers for just under 16 bucks.
__label__4 One of Vegas' best restaurant. If you can get there for happy hour M-F even better price! Medium prices, not expensive by any stretch. Crab dip is excellent! Oysters Rockefeller is excellent! Peal and eat shrimp is a nice little side to snack on. Middle of the night craving? Try their soup only offered during the late night hours. Their beer is delicious, make sure to try it. My favorite is their raspberry beer however it's seasonal and there's always something new to try. \n\nRecommended Foods: Crab & Artichoke Dip, Ribs - the meat is so so tender it falls off the bone. Literally! Pizza is just okay, a take it or leave it dish, peel and eat shrimp, hamburgers, sandwiches, prime rib is good... portions are generous, more than enough! \n\n(Went back today, had the dip and ribs again... yummy! Parmigiana sandwich was not that good though the cream of corn soup was very good)
__label__2 Based on what the other three people I was with ordered, it appeared that i made the correct choice at this brewery. Gotta give props for the Mango Hef of course since this is a brewery at heart. Burger looked normal and steak sandwich seemed quite fatty and the 4th person ordered a ribeye, which looked like she was struggling to find some meat on the steak at times. All of those dishes were forgetable, but my $8.99 pepperoni pizza was the best of the bunch. Eight very large slices (I only finsihed half) so this is shareable. They do use two kinds of cheeses, so if your a purist, then maybe just ask for mozzarella. But the crust was excellent and this qualifies as a safe choice if you find yourself eating here. Would go back for pizza and beer anytime.
__label__4 My favorite place to eat when I'm staying downtown.  I very rarely go for traditional dinner in Vegas, so trips to The Chart House, Vic & Anthony's or Hugo's Cellar kind of go out the window.  Aside from that, I just don't want to spend a fortune on a meal when I'm going to spend the balance of my evening gambling, drinking, and wandering around Fremont St.  \n\nI usually wander over to the Triple 7 between 12 AM to 3 AM, and no matter what I've ordered, I've never had a bad meal there.  That's telling for me, because usually a place will have a few duds, and you just have to learn what not to order.  Trust me when I say the Triple 7 always delivers good food.  I read other reviews refer to this place as a gem, and they are correct.  It's what you want when you look to a meal you can enjoy at any hour.\n\nSome of my \"Must Try\" recommendations are the Portobello Mushroom Sandwich, Triple 7 Wings (when you're taking down a few of their Triple 7 Brews), Monterey Chicken Sandwich, Fish & Chips, or my drunken go to: Baked Italian Sub.  \n\nLook, I could go on and on, if you're looking for a solid meal and you're downtown, this is by far the best place to eat at. Give it a shot....
__label__1 When its 1am and you're in Vegas sometimes you just want to go down to the restaurant in your hotel and avoid any hassles. Triple 7's is a nearly 24hr restaurant located in the Main Street Station Casino and is a cooler looking spot to have a beer but lacks in the food department\n\nParking:\nTons of parking in the Main Street Casino Lot\n\nAtmosphere:\nProbably the coolest restaurant in downtown. Kinda of a Gordin Biersch type of feel.  Huge breweries on one side and kitchen on the other.\n\nService:\nFor the most part the 6 times I've eaten here went problem free. Sure most of the times its been after midnight when it was slow but all the waiters/waitresses have been more than adequate.  Beware of the weird hours.\n\nCost:\nPrices will run you around 7-11$ per person but overall its pretty cheap.  If you're getting sushi(in which I never have) each item will run you about 3-4$ which can easily get pricey. During happy hour(3-6pm M-F) they have a decent happy hour of $5 appetizers and better yet $2 beer & wines.  If you happen to be from Hawaii and are here with \"Vacations Hawaii\" then this restaurant participates in the food voucher program but your selection is kind of limited to mostly burgers and appetizers.\n\nFood:\nSo I've been here 6 times and for the most part I haven't been impressed. Sure most of the times I've had a free meal voucher which limited me to certain items but nothing was \"great\" on any of my trips. In fact my last visit I ordered the meat loaf which was just plain horrible. The meat loaf came out as a white pre made patty(which I assume was frozen) and has the texture of tofu made product.  The gravy was your typical packaged powered gravy that you would buy for $0.75 in the store.  If you go here stick with a simple burger or the pizzas have looked good\n\nConclusion:\nTriple 7 looks the part of a good brewery restaurant but just doesn't cut it on the food end. I'm pretty sure they have the same chefs as the big buffet next door because the food seem to be mass produced and on the cheaper end.  If you need a place to watch a game or go for after hour then it's not bad but don't get your hopes up.
__label__2 Ha!  My hubs reviewed this place a few years ago and basically said the same thing this time that he did then.  What is up with the detergent there???  Beer doesn't taste good when it tastes like soap.\n\nAnyhoo, I had a steak salad which was not what I was expecting.  I ordered steak medium and it came well over that.  I was starving so I didn't send it back and it ended up being pretty tender regardless.  The odd part was that the salad part of my meal was probably less greens than a side salad.  And on top of that, they also put hot sauteed veggies as a side on the plate.  So I had a pile of hot zucchini and onions wilting my tiny salad.  I thought that they got my order wrong but when I got the receipt it did say \"Steak Salad\".  It did taste pretty good overall though.  \n\nThe beer was OK.  I had the Red and I wanted to try the Mango Hef but wasn't able to order it out on the casino floor.  Drat.
__label__2 Great selection of Triple 7 house brewed beers and pretty good food, but a little bland. Great atmosphere with plenty of bar seats and tables. Will come back for sure for the beer. Will eat lunch or dinner elsewhere. This is in a not so desirable part of town, wouldn't venture here at night.  Go during the day,enjoy some really good beers and get back to the good restaurants on the strip.
__label__0 PATHETIC. This place has gone from bad to worse in a matter of months. Wish I could give you Zero stars.\n\n I decided to give 777 another chance since my review back in March. I wish that I didn't. \n\nAs I said in my prior review, the best thing here are the microbrews. Correction, the best thing about 777 WAS the microbrews. I ordered a High Roller and immediately noticed that it did not look the same. It used to be a golden color, now its more of a red/brown. \nI asked the bartender whats up with the beer and he said that they got a new brewmaster. The High Roller tasted nothing like before. The bartender said that many people have been complaining and offered to give me a different kind. I went with the Black Chip. It tasted like right (must have been an old batch before the new guy came).  \nI ordered a burger and ate it at the bar and also ordered some korean tacos to-go. A few minutes went by and I noticed that the bartender quickly swap out my bill with a new one. I looked at it and he was charging me $2 because I was taking some food to-go. WTF? The bartender said he can't do anything about it and said he can get the manager. Yes, do that I requested.\nThe manager came out and I told him that I have been coming to 777 for 15 years and and this place has fell to $hit. I told him the food prices went up considerably and the quality has never got better. I also mentioned that the beer is not the same. He said its a different color but should taste the same. What?? This guy is clueless. Get a clue and rename your beers something else, and not try to pass off $hit as diamonds to your customers. \nI finally mentioned to him about nickel and dimeing me for $2 because I wanted to take an order home. He took the $2 off but still.\n\nI am NEVER EVER COMING BACK.
__label__3 Order half the size of what you actually want. One scoop equates to about two. The prices are fair and they have some unique flavors to try if you don't mind traveling through the smokey casino to the location hidden away on the second floor. Price was fair for how much they give you. I saw a little girl who got shaved ice that was about 6\" taller than the cup they served it in. My girlfriend is a true ice cream lover and mentioned \"its good, but its no baskin robbins\" for what that is worth. I had the banana Carmel chocolate chip. It was good, but I'm not an ice cream lover so I don't get excited about such things.
__label__3 This was something really amazing to see.  It's basically like a museum in that you can't touch or use flash photography but what you're looking at is fascinating.  The specimens are well preserved and the little info panels around the exhibit are very informative.  Get the audio tour option for more detailed descriptions.
__label__4 This museum in the Luxor is great for tourists who have never really seen the human body. They have audio tours but at an additional cost. All of the body parts are put in cases and they even have facts hung onto the wall. About halfway through a sign says \"This maybe inappropriate for children, you can continue or exit.\" (Something like that) [example of the room: preserved fetuses] Not exactly sure where the exit leads you there as I've been through the room every time. The normal exit is where you have to return the audio remotes, you can give feedback on the museum, and there is a gift shop. (Items are quite expensive, $3.99 for a small eraser I believe yikes!) But in all this museum has exquisite models of the human body and can help you learn much about it. [Note:Small children maybe frightened. Not recommended for children under 8; if you are thinking of becoming a medical doctor and need to study, this is the place for you!)
__label__2 My boyfriend said he would give The Boulders 5 stars, I thought it was more like 3 and since I'm writing the review, it's getting 3. \n\nUpon checking in, I was told that we would be given a room with two double beds. Say what?? I specifically requested a king sized bed - it was supposed to be a \"romantic\" getaway after all. I wanted it to be romantic, but a double bed is a bit too cozy for me. Well, that was all they had because they were overbooked, but we would be given an upgraded casita. Hmm that's odd considering I rarely saw other guests during our stay.\n\nThe rooms were nice - I don't think it was 5-star nice, but it was fine. Our upgraded casita was really spacious, it looked kind of like a log cabin on the inside. The bathroom was huge which I loved and I was especially envious of the walk in closet. The TV was kind of small (and old) and it was hard to see from bed because it was on the waaaay opposite side of the sitting area. I know, you're not here to watch TV, but really, it wouldn't kill them to get some flat screens. My boyfriend would also like me to mention that their complimentary \"high speed internet\" is super slow.\n\nThe other majorly annoying thing is that the property is huge. Basically you need to call the bell desk and have a golf cart come pick you up whenever you want to go anywhere or even if you just want to get the car from the valet. In order to go to the tennis courts we had to take a golf cart AND a mini bus. Thank goodness the gratuities are included in the $30 resort fee.\n\nSpeaking of tennis courts, the best part of my stay was the tennis center. I specifically chose The Boulders because I wanted to take a tennis lesson while I was on vacation. They have 5 hard courts and 3 clay courts. Clay courts! Not that I know how to play on one, but I can dream. My boyfriend and I took a private lesson with Jheng and she was awesome. We had so much fun and learned a lot. If you live in the area, they also have tennis clinics every morning. \n\nI would come back to take another lesson, but I'd probably stay elsewhere. Maybe somewhere closer to shops and restaurants...haha
__label__4 Sure, it's not far away from home, but once you enter The Boulders' incredible property, you feel like you've been transported to another world!  Our one-night staycation at this renowned resort exceeded my expectations.\n\nWe lucked out and stayed in one of the renovated casitas.  It had plenty of room all around; what a perfect layout!  (An extremely comfortable king bed, a desk, a sitting room, a fireplace, walk-in closet, flat screen TV, large bathroom and a patio with a gorgeous view).  In addition, they have every amenity one would expect and more.  High end spa products, robes, mini-bar, etc... plus extra special touches such as a flash light on a keychain for wandering the property at night, and a bedside book for your reading pleasure entitled \"Life is Good.\"  Our casita # was 282 in case anyone wants to put in a special request ;)  It's located near the Golden Door Spa which I'll review separately but highly recommend!\n\nDuring the 24 hours we spent at The Boulders, we sat by the main pool, had some lunch, visited the spa, Jared played a bit of golf (I hear the course is pretty spectacular), saw a coyote, worked out in the top notch fitness center and movement studio, had a glorious breakfast at the Spa Cafe, and were blown away by the friendly staff / service all around.  \n\nThe Boulders truly provides a Zen-like experience, and I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a relaxing get-away in a first class resort.  I will warn you, it's pricey in high season.  Thankfully, we did have a gift card this time... but I can't wait to return and take advantage of their summer rates (which I hear are pretty incredible).  \n\nJust like the book that sits bedside in the casita, staying at The Boulders really does remind you that \"life is good!\"
__label__4 First class experience all the way!\n\nI decided to treat myself to a staycation for my birthday this year and when I was looking at rates and locations, I decided to go with The Boulders. I made my reservation and the personal concierge Carol was in touch a few weeks before my stay just to check if there was anything she could take care of before I arrived, which I really appreciated. \n\nWe checked in Saturday afternoon which was quick and easy. Carol recognized me as I was checking in and the experience was pleasant. Our casita wasn't too far from the lounge but we used the golf carts the majority of the time we were there - the drivers were all super friendly. The room - gorgeous! Nice little kitchenette, wonderful seating area with the worlds most comfortable leather chairs, huge comfy bed, and giant bathroom and closet area. \n\nAfter getting settled in, we headed off to the main pool for a little bit and had a drink while we were there. Afterwards we headed off-site for dinner, returned to check out Sunset Pointe, and then retired to our room for the night. While we were there, Carol must have took notice that I was visiting for my birthday and sent over a bottle of wine and a chocolate/fruit dessert - 5 stars for Carol!! Before we left for breakfast, we checked out the spa and the pool near the front. We learned that we could have used the sauna, steam room, and jet spa while we were there - a note to remember for next time. The pool by the spa looked to be more \"chill\", and they have an organic garden where it appears you can pick fresh herbs and veggies. \n\nI had a fantastic time. It's far enough from the city and the surroundings are so beautiful you forget that you're still just a few miles outside of Scottsdale. The staff was great, the grounds were beautiful, and I'll definitely be back in the future.
__label__1 There are some things that are a cardinal sin of a 24/7 Diner Restaurant...I can accept Farmer Brothers Coffee (or whatever your low grade Joe happens to be).  I cannot accept whatever java dung I was served with my all you can eat pancakes.  I'm sorry America this is a deal breaker.  I was good with your diner food  but what was poured in my coffee cup tasted like a dry roasted turd.
__label__1 The food was good.\n\nFood delivery was extreamly slow.\n\nOur server was good.  But between our order and the delivery of our food we could have lost a grand inside the casino.\n\nThe food was good. But it is not worth the wait.\n\nPS: The restaurant was not busy at all.
__label__0 I went back four years later to taste the Bloody Mary again before flying back home. This time, it was a huge and disappointing mistake that left me vomiting at the airport and upon immediate arrival back home. \n\nIncidentally, Sigi was our server again! And as sweet as ever. But the fact that they bring out the food on trays with sterling silver covers over everything like it is that one \"Be Our Guest\" scene in Beauty and the Beast does not change the reality of the situation, which is that the food there looks, feels and tastes like an abomination that was relegated from a preschool arts and crafts class. My chicken noodle soup was curiously sweet, with dirty carrots and undercooked macaroni, all of which had settled to the bottom. The spicy buffalo wings were completely dry with pepper flakes thrown on them, and one broke into two soft lumps with some brown stuff that came out of it. You could take any seasoned inmate there and even he could tell you that it is worse than prison food. I know, because I did. \n\nJust kidding. But that is the only part I am joking about, because I suffered for the twelve hours afterwards. Skip America and grab a bagel or something.
__label__2 On our first night getting into town, my buddy and I were pretty exhausted and didn't feel like venturing out to find food on the Strip, so we swung by America after getting out stuff up in the room. Not really too much to look at - typical diner-style restaurant with a lot of American maps and ethos painted on the walls. We came in pretty late when it was empty, so we just slipped onto a couple of the bar stools at the front. The beer selection is pretty standard, but not expensive, and the liquor selection is quite extensive. I ordered your standard breakfast - eggs, bacons, toast, etc. - as a late-night snack, and it came out pretty much as you'd expect. In all - a decent place to grab a bite within NY-NY, but nothing more than that.
__label__2 This place literally screams out America.\n\nGinormous donuts/cronuts out front. Steak/ Meaty meals w/ late hour deals. Not to forget the option of adding protein to your smoothies.\n\nThis place isn't bad after coming back to the hotel at 3 in the morning and craving some cheap ribeye. \n\nThe steak benedict was like a cute steak sandwich covered with strong hollandaise sauce. If you like salty, its definitely the right thing for you. But I really wanted to wipe off all the hollandaise sauce so I can just have a steak slider. \n\nThe bacon on the other hand was some of the best I've ever had. It's better to just go simple here if you're craving a quick breakfast. Save your money for the rest of the casino.
__label__3 (Note, there are two listings for this same restaurant on Yelp - the other is listed as \"America Restaurant\" http://www.yelp.com/biz/america-restaurant-las-vegas-2#hrid:Jf3KrDuLYfIVeMXPEYZKEw/)\n\nItems sampled:\nCoffee\nFrosted Flake French Toast\nMonte Cristo - Black Forest Ham, Sliced Turkey, Gouda, Brioche\nApple Fritter\nBoston Cream - Chocolate Iced, Custard Cream Filled\nMonkey-See Monkey-Donut - Bananas Foster-Filled with Chocolate Icing, Toasted Nuts\nNutella Cronut\nCandy Cake - Chocolate Cake Donut, White Sprinkles, Chopped Reese's Peanut Butter Cups\n\nProbably not the first place on most Las Vegas gourmand agendas, the 24/7 \"America\" at New York-New York Casino had always interested me if only for its kitschy design plus one of the city's few Monte Cristo sandwiches, but it was not until I heard about the restaurant's in-house donut program that I finally committed to an early morning visit; the expansive restaurant largely unoccupied as servers joked around at the bar while \"American\" Top-40 played from speakers hidden by the enormous map of the good ol' USA.  Featuring a menu of expectedly American classics ranging from pancakes and waffles to country fried steaks and eggs it was with a bit of disdain that I arrived to find the Monte Cristo now relegated to the 'lunch' menu but happy to accommodate given the restaurant's 24-hour nature it was with a simple request that the sandwich was prepared and arriving on a covered plate alongside the Frosted Flake French Toast both dishes would prove competent , though nothing to write home about, with prices and portions both in line with other Las Vegas Boulevard breakfast joints thus leaving plenty of stomach space for a sampling of the restaurant's deep fried dough.  Featuring no less than a dozen different varieties with three cronuts plus fritters, crullers, filled, raised, cake, and fancy on display it was with a bit of indecision that I pondered my options and eventually settling on a few personal favorites plus those most interesting a quintet was selected at a total of $12.50 and aside from the lackluster, artificial banana flavor of \"Monkey See, Monkey Do-nut\" the results were very impressive indeed; the 'cronut' as close to Dominique Ansel's original in texture as I've found (a plus for those seeking authenticity, though I still prefer Coco's rendition to both,) the Boston Cream featuring surprising subtle custard inside a delicate yeasty pocket, and the apple fritter rife with fresh fruit beneath a delicate sugar crunch plus plenty of cinnamon rivaling some of the finest I've ever sampled; the best in Las Vegas by far.
__label__2 Every casino has a coffee shop/cafe, and this is NY NY's place.  A big restaurant and so far, I usually don't wait long to get a seat, unlike most of the other places.  I thought this is a bad sign, but was pleasantly surprised.  Nothing memorable here or to write home about, but the food is good and the menu is very adequate.  I would come back.
__label__1 It was okay. Not good enough to come back. If they ask you if you want lettuce and tomato make sure you really want it because it's extra. The fries were good. The staff was friendly but the place looks very dirty. I wanted to try it and I did. Bottles of soda pop and plastic baskets. For $10 it was okay.
__label__2 Sometimes, you really want sushi but you just aren't revenous enough for AYCE.  Enter Kobe Sushi Bistro happy hour.  \n\nFirst of all, this place is huge.  It's thebiggest sushi joint I've ever seen.  The decor is very nice.  Pretty lanterns and pendant lights.  \n\nWe were seated, and a bit overwhelmed by the 4 menus to choose from: happy hour menu, AYCE menu, cocktail menu and roll menu.  \n\nWe decided on happy hour.  Beers and sake are buy 2 get 1 free, rolls (approx 45 to choose from) are 50% off, sushi is 30% off, and apps (tempura, teriyaki, potstickers, salads are 50% off. \n\nWe had 2 beers, hot sake, 4 rolls, potstickers and baked green mussels. Bill was $51. \n\nThe standout was the johnny roll.  Highly reccommended.\n\nKobe won't be my go to spot for AYCE but I would definitely return for happy hour again.
__label__2 I was so tired when I came Here and didn't eat as much as I had wished to!\n\nFirst of all, service was weird. That's something you never really heard of huh? Our waiter was attentive meaning he checked up on us a lot but he would ask us if we got this or that roll. A little odd because the chefs or him should be marking off what we ordered.\n\nSecondly this place not only has sushi but hamburgers, French onion soup, wings, fries, and a bunch of non-Japanese food items! That's pretty cool since some kids may not like sushi or too young to have it. \n\nSo my aunt and uncle did most of the ordering so I don't know what some of the names of the rolls are but Alfred R. Has pictures for you to see! \n\nExtra Spicy salmon salad: the salad and salmon was really good but my aunt and I couldn't handle the extra spiciness. Those chefs were true to their word. I felt like my tongue was on fire for 30 mins!! It was the good Kind of spicy but I could not eat at all. We ended up having them remake it.\n\nJohnny roll: this would have been absolutely delicious if the cucumber weren't so bitter. Maybe they soaked it in something to keep it \"fresh\" or discoloration! \n \nOne of my favorite was crab and avocado wrapped in salmon! That is definitely a must try! The presentation was attractive and appealing to the naked eye! \n\nI believe we got the Jose roll and it was tasty but the albacore was a bit off. \n\nWhite tuna and salmon nigri were great! Seemed like their salmon was more fresh than their tuna at the time. Also they served this last so you could fill up on rolls first and then you can't stand looking at the nigri when they bring out. Smart and sly but not cool. \n\nThat's all I remember but I wished I had more of the nigri! Oh they serve mochi ice cream! \n\nEnjoy! :)
__label__1 First off....I used to love this place. Like was there more than once a week kinda sushi spot. But now, being a little more mature and understanding of the sushi scene, I will not return.\n\nAfter events ruined a planned sushi dinner elsewhere I decided to use Kobe as my fall back sushi place and regretted every minute of it. \n\nThe service here is usually always top notch..I will give them that. BUT the menu items are just not that impressive and neither is the quality of the food. Most of which are just the usual rolls you find everywhere or variations of various tempura rolls.\n\nSo from one of my staples...to maybe if in a crunch...to not gonna donate my $ there anymore...Kobe Sushi Bistro no longer has a place in my heart...or stomach.
__label__3 I don't frequent a lot of sushi places, but when I do, it's always Kobe Sushi Bistro. We decided to give this place a try, since it is so close to our house, and let me say that we are definite repeat customers. \n\nWe don't eat much, so we usually come in when it's happy hour, which is after 5PM on weekdays, and all day on the weekends. The HH menu isn't bad, has different types of teriyaki, salads, and a pasta dish. 50% off rolls, and 30% off sushi. For two of us, two rolls, and two entrees plus sodas is only about $15 a person, not bad!\n\nThe service is EXCELLENT. The wait staff is super friendly, and the busser there is so quick to pick up plates and refill drinks. The atmosphere is welcoming, warm, and dark, good for a private dinner. They have TV's which broadcasts games, which is perfect for sake bombs!\n\nFood wise, above average. The rolls are plentiful and the happy hour items are generous. The salad has a very nice, subtle dressing that really refreshes the plate. The different types of teriyakis are great, but basic, and the Korean BBQ is fantastic, albeit a little greasy. Tonight though, I had the beef teriyaki, and part of the tail end of the steak was sour. It was probably just going bad, but that was the only piece that tasted bad, the rest of the steak was great. \n\nFor those complaining about the servers frequently checking on the tables, it's natural for them because a good number of the customers get the all-you-can-eat specials, and they are required to push more sushi out and ask if you want more. \n\nAll in all, great service, tasty food minus the sour beef, and a nice atmosphere. 8.5/10 because I've never had a sour taste of beef before.
__label__4 This is the best sushi place I've ever been to! The food is amazing and the service even better! The prices are great and they have half price sushi all day weekends and after 5pm during the week!!!! There are so many amazing rolls for you to try!! I have been coming here since 2010 when I used to live here!! Every time I visit Vegas which is about 7 Times a year I always come here!!!
__label__1 This place, is just a waste of time and money. I came to meet a friend here, so we decided to do AYCE. There were a few things on the menu that they had to charge us $1 extra (orange blossom and XXX roll) the fish didn't taste at all fresh to me. There wasn't anything I ate that was a factor to where I would have came back for. They don't do half orders, and they charge extra on top of the AYCE prices. Sorry Kobe, there's way too many sushi places for me to choose from. This will definitely be my first and last trip here.
__label__2 You get what you pay for here. It's cheap so you that's pretty much it. They do have a happy hour but if you eat as much as an adult you might as well do AYCE.
__label__0 Me and my mom came at about 2pm to grab a late lunch before picking up my son from school. We didn't take long to order since we already know what we want to eat. We took a quick glance at their menu and I told the waitress to serve me the spiciest sushi roll that they have. My mom ordered a simple Teriyaki Chicken off their Lunch Special Menu.\n\n15 minutes later, my order came. My sushi was not really that spicy. But it's ok. I liked the fact that the slices were kind of thin, so I don't look like a starved panda when I eat it. LOL Not sure if that was a coincidence, or they really serve them like that.\n\nI finished my meal but my mom's order hasn't even came yet. She was really getting pissed at this point. Since it's a late lunch, and the fact that we ordered pretty quick, having to wait 30 minutes for food is really inconvenient, to say the least.\n\nShe decided to cancel her order and we left with no TIP. I feel bad but I can't really justify the service out here. Since it's 2pm, there were only 3 tables occupied in there, including us, and the other tables had 2-4 people in it. \n\nI'm not coming back here and I wouldn't even recommend anyone to this place.\nIt's just that bad :(
__label__0 Dolphins do not belong here.
__label__2 Yes it is $15 and not that big but it was fun, a nice way to enjoy the beautiful weather and not be in a casino. I love animals and agree the exhibits are small but I do not believe they live there. The dolphins do not do a \"show\" but the trainers had them do tricks and it was pretty cool to be so close. \n\nThey have two white tiger cubs, two white tiger full grown, a jaguar, a leopard and some lions. I will agree one of the lions looked very unhappy.\n\nIt was quiet but yes it is small and my guess is during peak season this place is hard to enjoy.
__label__1 I don't know why this always happens to my mom, but she seem to have the worst of luck at places like this. Unfortunate situations always occur to her when she is just minding her own business.  She was just standing near the pool and watching the dolphins play when two of the male dolphins began to fight. The fight was so violent that both dolphins landed on the cement and began aggressively hitting there tails at each other. This was less than 2 feet away from my mom. My mom and another woman ran for their lives. Both dolphins were cut and bloody due to the severe fight, and flopped back into the water to continue the fight. The staff didn't say sorry and just explained to her and the other woman that male dolphins fight over territory. Of course it ruined my mom's trip. She came here to relax because the night before she got a phone call that informed her that her Dad had died. I should have brought her to the Mandalay Bay Shark thing. \nThe day just got worse at the Tiger and Lion exhibit. One of the tigers decided to take a piss towards the crowd of people watching.  I had no clue that a tiger could piss that far of a distance. The people all ran backwards, but thought it was funny. They were laughing because it missed them, but I bet if it actually hit them they would be pissed off as hell. \n\nSo, I guess this place ain't 100% safe. So my advice is to hold onto your young children, and don't let them get too close to the dolphin tanks.  \n\nIf management is reading this and thinks I am exaggerating, go check out the security tape and see for yourself. I came on 2/26/2012 around 3pm. \n\nA lot of crazy sh!t happens here btw...
__label__4 The lions are amazing and beautiful. We got our tix at the box office of Luxor as part of a 3 for $57 deal.  Good value as we were able to check out Bodies Exhibit as well as the aquarium Shark Reef experience at Mandalay Bay.   There is a great underwater viewing area of the 6-8 dolphins they have and it's wonderful to see them play with each other under water. Perfect for kids. \n\n I would recommend devoting at least two hours to this walk through of exhibits to fully take it all in.   We took the tour at 3 o'clock on a Wednesday in January. There was about 100 people there at the time along with us and it made for easy walking along side the lions and tigers.
__label__4 Very nice. We came here to get my boyfriend a much-needed haircut.\n\nA little difficult for us to find for some reason. We had a hard time trying to make our appointment because navigating the casino was a pain. BUT they were accommodating, so that was awesome. Also awesome: they had an opening on the day we called in to ask! \n\nThe people at the front desk were really nice and friendly, and my boyfriend got a really nice business-type haircut that I am crazy about. He said that they really scrubbed his scalp clean and gave him tips on how to take care of his dry hair. \n\nI wish we got him a shave, but that would've been a waste of money since he had just shaven earlier. Next time...\n\nPrice ended up being cheaper than where we usually get his hair done.
__label__4 Great experience getting a straight razor shave for the face and head..  Extremely friendly staff knowledgeable..  I will visit this location anytime I'm in town.
__label__4 I have been eating at Zen for a few years now and although I'm new to Yelp I'm surprised I haven't reviewed it. In my opinion it is as good as it gets and I enjoy dining at Zen at least twice a month. \n\nThe staff is amazing and my Lychee Martini is generally on my table for me before I sit down. The servers all work together and there is a great sense of teamwork. \n\nMy favorite thing to drink is the Lychee Martini, you must try this!!! Everything I've ever eaten and Zen is amazing. I really enjoyed going to Sole, their other restaurant, before it closed. Since Sole' is closed they have added some of the Spanish specialties to the Zen Asian Fusion menu which makes it true fusion! \n\nAll the Asian food is awesome and the Sushi is right there with it! Some of my favorites are:\nBlue Cheese Calamari\nCrab and Cream Cheese Spring Rolls\nPad Thai\nZen Eggplant\nRed Dragon Roll\nBento Box\n\n\nAhhh there are too many wonderful things to name on the menu! Do not pass up a chance to dine at Zen. See ya there! :)
__label__1 Zen is one of those highly mediocre places that I leave wondering \"Why do I keep coming back here? That was really unsatisfying.\" The last straw was when I got a bento box for lunch (which is a really great deal if the food was more satisfying) and the dessert that came with it was old leftover tres leches cake that was spit-out awful.  (Note: I have had fresh tres leches cake there once that was the only highlight of dinner).\n\nThe family who runs it is friendly and they used to own Sole Spanish which was great and I miss the ability to go there now, especially since there's now no Spanish places north of 485 that I know of. But they integrated some of their Sole stuff on the Zen menu, so it's a melange of asian and spanish. That's just bananas. I guess I'm more of a purist - call me a fuddy duddy. If the sign says asian fusion, I want you to do it really really well.  Instead you get either weird or mediocre takes on dishes. \n\nI do like their drink menu and location but I can cook so much better at home, so I'm quitting you, Zen.
__label__1 Me and my boyfriend went here for dinner last night because I had a Chinese food craving and thought it would be good to try something new. Honestly, I wasn't impressed at all. Forget hitting the spot, the food here didn't even get anywhere near the spot.\nFirstly, the place is pretty small and has a rather weird layout. We were seated at a table near the bar and man, did the sound of the bartender shaking up drinks get annoying! It was so loud that I had trouble hearing my boyfriend a couple times.\nNo sooner were we seated than the waitress asked us if we wanted to start off with any appetizers. I mean, at least give us a chance to look at the menu! Other than that, she was very attentive and courteous so I'll give them points for service. \nWe ordered the steamed pork pot stickers, which were pretty decent. For entrees, I ordered the Kung Pao chicken and my boyfriend had the Mongolian Crispy Fried Noodles. The Kung Pao chicken was disgusting. Firstly, it was not spicy at all, even though it's marked as spicy on their menu. The chicken wasn't marinated and tasted like boiled chicken covered with sauce. The Mongolian Crispy Fried Noodles were much better, although nothing really worth writing home about.\nI'm never going back. I'd much rather eat at places that focus one thing and master it rather than being a Jack of all trades and trying their hand at everything from Chinese and Thai to Spanish and Tapas.
__label__1 Curry is very dry. ordinary taste
__label__2 I have mixed feelings about this...\n\nI hate country music.\n\nBut on the other hand, the food is AMAZING!\n\nIt's overpriced.\n\nBut the food is AMAZING!\n\nThey have a good gift shop too.  Which is also overpriced haha but AT LEAST THE FOOD IS GOOD!
__label__0 If Toby Keith really loves this place, he would fire the current chefs and hire new ones.  \n\nThe service was very nice but the food............bleh!  One of the worst BBQ Baby Back Ribs I've had.  It was dry and not much taste.  The Jumbo Fried Shrimps were so heavily battered, it tasted more like donut shrimps.  \n\nI've come to the conclusion that Harrah's gives away food vouchers because no one would actually come here to eat if they had to pay for it!  Well, certainly not me.
__label__4 This is the place to go for some great atmosphere and drinks the size of your head. They cost a little extra, but just get the double, its worth the jar. Live band and dancers. Great time.
__label__1 My date said the turkey sandwich with avocados was delicious.  I ordered the ribs with chicken wings.  The chicken wings looked very unappetizing with the re-cooked yellowish color to it.  The ribs were too sweet.  \n\nThe server was very personable and had great social skills.  I appreciated  the service, but I wouldn't return here.
__label__1 I ordered a vegi wrap and fries to go, got back up to the room and found they didn't include the fries (which I watched him ring up as an extra charge). If you charge $23 for wrap and fries I expect it to be good... disappointing.
__label__3 Fun bar! Had live cover band and DJ Friday night. Drinks are light on alcohol.  But band was entertaining.
__label__0 Group of 8 and had no desire to seat us!! Did not want to let us split up I to 4 and 4. Wanted to put us all on one check!! Not toe room receptionist was pushing 50 in buttless chaps!
__label__0 I DONT love this bar and grill. The atmosphere is very impersonal. They call parties that are waiting to be seated over a microphone like you are at a car dealership. So once you are seated, you keep getting jolted by the loud \"party of 4!\" Screams. \nThe service was very slow. We were seated before another couple yet, somehow their food arrived before us and they had steak and we didn't. The food was decent, not bad, definitely not worth waiting for and nothing to rave about. Not worth the price of the food or the wait. There are so many other options in vegas to choose from. \nAlso, as a side note, my aunt has been to the other TLBG location and said what a disappointment this one is compared to the great food and service at one in California.
__label__0 Alright I am still so LIVID about this place that I am not even going to make this a very long review because its too painful but I will say AVOID THIS PLACE AT ALL COSTS unless you're going there to dance and drink. The food was TERRIBLE. My friend got chicken strips that weren't even cookied and I got this buffalo chicken wrap that was not even edible. Which coming from me NEVER happens especially when I am paying $14 for the item but it literally tasted like Vinegar wrapped in a sundried tomato tortilla. The hotsauce and the Guacamole and chicken was just non existent in the flavoring and I literally had to dip the darn thing in Queso just to be able to eat half of it . Which I only did because ...You guessed it.. the thing cost $14. We had initially been downtown and decided to check this place out because they had a veterans day special for a free burger which my boyfriend took advantage of and for being a free burger he was able to eat it but the fact of the matter is. Even Checkers does it better!  I really enjoy Toby Keith's music and I like the atmosphere with the pretty ladies in their backless chaps but we didn't even end up with a hot waitress and the music was so loud that was playing I couldn't even complain to our waitress if I wanted to but I just couldn't even stomach the energy after how bad everything was. I will hopefully be uploading some photos to cement the fact you shouldn't bother with this place but it's me and I am not always that good at attention to detail. This would have to be one of the first places I have not been able to finish my food though. I am the queen of eating pretty much anything but this place failed hardcore. The chips and Queso was definitely from a Can but that at least tasted good just wasn't worth the $... Definitely try somewhere else if you have the chance!
__label__0 Definitely didn't love this bar. My boyfriend and I went there for lunch. Location was great in the Harrah's casino, but that's honestly the only thing that I can say was great. The waitress was friendly, and recommended a few items from the menu. I ordered her #1 choice of a fried bologna sandwich with french fries. The sandwich was completely saturated in grease. It's a grilled sandwich so I expected it to have some grease, but this was absurd. I ate about three bites. My boyfriend ordered fish and chips and it, too was covered in so much grease it was not edible. Needless to say we paid a hefty price for heartburn and stomach aches for the rest of the day. We will not be returning. If I had to recommend one thing, it would be to save your money and eat at the deli in Harrah's.
__label__4 I love everything about \"the goat farm\": the cheeses, the dinners, the politics, and the goats themselves. If you are a short-timer to the Midwest on a temporary academic layover in CU, a trip up to Prairie Fruits Farm (10 min north of CU) is a great way to learn to love the town before you move on to bigger and different places.\n\nTheir cheeses are excellent, and I have to believe that in 3 years of steady patronage I've tried them all. If you see them at the farmer's market in Urbana (aka Market at the Square) they will usually have a selection of 3-5 to choose from with samples. By 10:30, when I usually roll by, their pickens are a lil slimmer, but as I said, you really can't go wrong w/ any of their goat and sheep cheeses. \n\nThey host several bi-weekly \"Dinners at the Farm\" on Sunday evenings and weekly Saturday breakfasts (when Market at the Square is off-season). These aren't cheap,with the dinners at $75 a diner, and you BYOBing, but they are well worth it. The farm employs a gourmet chef who takes local food from their farm, Blue Moon Farm, Tommanhous(sp?) farm, Tiny Greens, and other local farmers and crafts tremendous multi-course meals. In between courses there is time to tour the farm and its many cool things to check out- I'll leave them for you to discover, but take my word you wont be disappointed. \n\nThe 'politics' of this local/organic/simple foods concept that proprietors Leslie Cooperbrand and Wes Jarrell champion jibes with my personal view of what producers and consumers of food should pursue. This is of course just my view, but even if it is not yours, it should not interfere with you enjoying the ever-loving shit out of their top-notch noms. \n\nNo trip to the farm is complete without meeting 'the girls'. Goats are just awesome. Baby goats are even better. If that is news to you, take the opportunity of a trip to the farm and see if I'm wrong. BTW just for funsies: A compatriot, who shall remain nameless, asked the vendor whether the goat pictured in a photo made the cheese. The response: \"No, we make the cheese. The goats make the milk.\"
__label__3 I had a awesome time at this club. The wait to get in wasn't too long, the place wasn't overly packed like other Las Vegas Clubs. There is a nice outside area to relax in especially for the Summer Nights!
__label__3 Personally, my favorite club in LV!!!! cover charge was ridiculous, but it was HUGE and the fire on top was SICK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I got good service at the bar! (maybe too much cause I got sloshed!)  I'd recommend this bar over any others...Newer ones are CROWDED and you'll get trampled on! I stayed away from new ones and stuck with the old :)
__label__2 OKAY so we walk into the palms. walk to the side of the ridiculously LONG line and my girls work their magic. we pop right in with this group of very douche-y dudes. no cover no wait...watever we are IN.\n\nomfg?! who CHOSE this CLUB??! WHYYYY in 100degrees @ 12am would you choose an OUTDOOOR CLUB?! SURE its prettty ..nice big pool, lotsa lush seating, wide space, but OMG it has trance music....so i was sorta freakin out. i mean seriously i wanted to run back into the AC'd casino. after a few drinks at the bar...2 greygoose, 1 patron & 1 redbull was $50 ugh....my friend showed me the club was INSIDE hahaha thanks gf!\n\nwe walk in and its like an arena...people up above on another level lookin down..middle seating for private parties and the  rest of us riftraft wander around the outside circle. man the place was PACKED but do-able for a vegas club!\n\nand guess who was DJing? DJ AM! & guesss who was next to him?? JOHN MAYER!!! i got to say that john mayer is totally ew to me but there in person he was pretttty hot =)\n\nafter a few songs...of course JOURNEY!! he played some more interesting oldschool songs...while tryna dance next to DJ AMs stage we were gettin straight pushed into the tarp covering the stage...i thought i was gona be smothered...soooo once again we left the club\n\nMAN maybe i just need to suck it up and get a little trampled but come on i cant BREATH ew especially with stinky sweaty people (includin myself) all up on meeee~!!\n\nso we left tried to go to Moon but they were packed and wanted 40$ per girl...then they said $30....then $20 hahaha but the rest of the grls went back to Rain and me Dee & Hannah S called it a night!!
__label__2 It pains me to have to pin this one down, since it's equally easy for me to imagine someone having a 5-star as a 1-star experience at Rain. So here's a menu of ratings depending on who you are and what you're looking for:\n\n5*, if you're in the mood for liquid dancing at LV's best rave, headlined by roughly monthly appearances by larger-than-life Perfecto ringleader Paul Oakenfold.\n\n4*, if you're here on a summer Sunday afternoon for the Cinevegas awards ceremony to hear Trevor Groth, Dennis Hopper and other rockstars of the independent film movement talk about cinema on the edge.\n\n3*, if you're staying at the Palms, played blackjack way later into the night than you said you would, and just couldn't be bothered to jump in a cab to Tao or XS, so you've convinced yourself that the flame throwers and acrobatics are what you really need in a club.\n\n2*, if you trekked out from the strip w/o making sure your door situation was handled and you now find yourself waiting in line on the floor of the not-entirely-classy Palms casino.\n\n1*, if you're partisan to the plush, homey, living-room ultra-lounge coddling that popped up in NYC's meatpacking district a decade ago (http://www.yelp.com/biz/apt-new-york), in LV courtesy of Steve Wynn and Victor Drai (http://www.yelp.com/biz/tryst-las-vegas), and just recently in LA (http://www.yelp.com/biz/my-house-los-angeles-4). Rain is more like an industrial warehouse, save the 1984 book-burning goth hipsterness of the one on La Cienega that Lenny Nero crawls into in Kathryn Bigelow's chef d'oeuvre Strange Days.
__label__1 WARNING:  This nightclub contains bass known to the State of California to cause pace-maker interruption and exacerbation of high blood pressure or other cardiac harm.\n\nLiterally the thudding hurt my otherwise healthy ticker and made me crave the nearest exit. Or maybe it was the seizure inducing flashing lights that would periodically come up to full power for 5 seconds revealing exactly how unattractive those around me were. Or the fact that these momentary flashes also provided me with a glimpse of the space - a huge dirty industrial warehouse. \n\nThe music was decent but enjoyment was truly interrupted by concern for my heart falling out of my chest cavity...if you can imagine.
__label__1 We all have those nights that we'd like to forget and my time at Rain is one of them. Things started off nice as we arrived in a limo and everyone made it here. I'm not sure how we ended up at Rain because everyone talked about going to Ghostbar or Moon earlier, but we had the hookups got into the VIP line, bypassing the wait time, which was nice. Then it started to head downhill from here. I felt extremely sick and I wasn't the only one. At least I made it into the club. \n\nThe club itself actually is pretty decent. The coolest part was definitely the acrobatic performers and dancers. They were hanging from the ceiling and did a ton of amazing gymnastics, which required a lot of strength and flexibility. They were also getting the crowd into it by tossing out glow-sticks and these little cartridges filled with shots (albeit nasty tasting shots). Everything else about this place sucked including the weird techno house music and the crowd. I didn't know we were getting into a place that only played techno. I felt like this was more of a rave than anything else. \n\nThe creepiest thing about this night were the cougars. Like, 40-year-old cougars. It felt like we were the youngest people here and we're already in our mid 20s. It was just really weird. Imagine your mom here. Yeah, it's that bad. Forget the cover that you paid - that's already sunk costs. Not even pho the next morning can remedy you from a night like this.
__label__2 The owner at N9ne Steakhouse walked the whole gang into Rain. Thanks for hooking it up. Rain was as spacious as I remembered it. I am not really into the trance scene, so we bounced after 20 mins.
__label__1 My friends and I came to Rain on new years day, and LMFAO was performing. Wasn't expecting much from the show, and didn't get much back either.\n\nWe had a vip table front and center of the dance floor. The only divider between the table spaces and the others on the dance floor was those portable tape dividers that they have outside of movie theatres for new releases.  It was too gaudy for me, but if I were going to drop that many bills, I would expect some more privacy.\nWe didn't have to wait, but I wouldn't wait more than 20 minutes to get into here. \n\nThere are three floors.  The place is set up like a half dome, all facing the stage.  A circular dragon breathing concoction is suspended from the middle of the dance floor. Heating up the club from all the rain?? I was expecting something rain related from the name, but I guess they're goin for the trickery affect. \n\nThe hostesses were cute, friendly, and were puttin in work.  Good management. My suggestion would be to upgrade the sound system.  It was deafning, but didn't have good quality sound.
__label__2 I have been here a bunch of times.\nEach time, I don't pay at all.\nI will only come back if I get dragged here again.\nRain is okay, but it is not one of my favorite clubs in Vegas.
__label__1 I know this fuzzy munchkin... let's call him Pepito, who said that his buddy from the land of Oz could get us in on the guest list for the Ludacris appearance on Memorial Day Weekend. So I and the other group of lemmings follow Pepito to the house that the Maloofs own a whopping 2% of aka the Palms. We get in line and Peptio says to club line guy \"We are on the guest list\", club line guy says \"Who the hell are you\". We ended up having to pay the full $60 to get in to see the wizard. When we get inside I buy a round of hops brewed frosty Miller pees for the group. Pepito nursed that Miller lite and carried it around for 3 hours straight I bullshit you not. We walk up the stairs to lean on the railing to spot any hot chicks on the dance floor. You would of thought Shamu and family learned to walk on their tails and grew giant asses out of their blow holes. I decided to follow Pepito into the belly of the beast to swim with the whales. Another chap I was with, let's call him Jim Davis the compulsive gambler, elected to stay leaning against the railing on top. On the dance floor I saw a dude wearing a bright yellow telephone cord around his neck with the phone attached like it was a gold chain. I saw this kid that looked just like Harry Potter. I saw a dude that looked exactly like RG3 roaming around aimlessly. It was so packed in there you had to pee your pants because there was no way you'd be able to maneuver through the hoards of people to the bathroom. We had been there since 10:30 pm. The DJ screamed to the crowd... \"Are you ready for Ludacris?\" exactly 25 times and it was now 2:15am. No Luda to be seen. Instead we were treated to 50 billion Pitbull songs and all of Deathrow's greatest hits. I couldn't take it anymore, apparently nor could Pepito. He hopped over a VIP couch into oblivion and I was stuck excusing my way past the hoards of sweaty sardines. I made my way out and saw of all people Coolio posted up against a slot machine. He was the shortest and ugliest of all the munchkins in Munchkinland. That was just as good as seeing Ludacris right?
__label__4 Stayed here for one night, and absolutely LOVED it. \n\nOur room was really clean and had a nice view of the pool and the hot buns laying out below. The bed was one of the most comfortable I have ever slept in.\nThe front desk staff was always really helpful and friendly.\n\nWe had a great time hanging out at C4. The waitresses were super nice, even after having to deal with some of my pretty drunk  friends. The drinks were stiff enough for me to get a nice buzz going, and well priced.\n\nOrdered room service and it was taking a little longer then I was told it would, so I called and it was sent up a few minutes later, and was told it would be NO CHARGE..Nice! \nThe sandwich was delicious too!\n\nThis will definitely be the hotel we stay at next time we are in Phoenix.\nSame price as the other hotels around town, but so much cooler.
__label__1 After dinner and a drink at the restaurant in the hotel (see my review for Gallo Blanco) we took a stroll around the pool, lobby, and rooftop bar area. I noticed a few things I really liked, and MANY that would keep me from ever recommending someone to stay here. \n\n1. The pool area has obviously had some thought go into decorating, and they pay respect to the city with a giant Phoenix bird sculpture, awesome!\n\n2. They have art all over from different parts of Arizona, as well as Arizona license plates on the rooms and directional signs. I love the sense of pride for where we are from.\n\nThat's about all the good qualities we could find. . . the bad....:\n\n1. The windows on the outside of a building are those from a disgusting slum of an apartment building. It's obvious you took a shortcut and couldn't spend the money to finish the remodel.\n\n2. You have disgusting stairs, carpets, and rails on all the outdoor common areas. Again, did you want to finish this remodel?\n\n3. The hallways we walked through at the end of the building smelled like puke, and had worn out carpet along with thick coats of paint that appeared to be centimeters thick. Did you strip the walls before you started the remodel? The smell of vomit went away as soon as the smell of marijuana from someones room took over.\n\n4. Your elevator buttons don't light up, and the elevator is scary with stained carpet. I felt like I was picking up an STD just standing in it.\n\nThis place feels like a Daytona Beach spring break hotel from the 90's or perhaps one of the trendier hotels in Rocky Point. It feels like a third world attempt to be upscale, and it's obvious that someone wanted to half-ass their way through a remodel. Not to mention the fact that I've watched the owner go on various chat boards and forums across the internet only to talk shit about every property in town that is worlds nicer than his. I hope that anyone who stays here is used to Motel 6, enjoys watching people making out in halls, and likes thumping techno, because that is the only way they will be impressed. \n\nThis place is like third world spring break 24/7, and I'm pretty sure the \"bar\" on their rooftop is actually a folding Costco card table.
__label__0 This place was just ok. The bests parts were lounging by the pool and the restaurant was excellent!\n\nThere were several disappointments though:\n\n- I was hoping to read on the rooftop in the morning, but they were doing construction on it (Saturday and Sunday morning, starting before 7am!). It woke us up and also caused power flickers/outages across the hotel. We never got to enjoy the rooftop, and weren't told about the construction when we checked in.\n\n- The $20 per night service fee wasn't exactly as promised. We learned that you have to explicitly ask at the front desk for everything that fee covers and they'll give it to you, if they have it...\n\n- Part of the fee covered sunscreen, which would have been great for the pool! They didn't have any though. When they run out they should get more, sunscreen would make trips to their pool so much better!\n\n- According to their web site the fee was also supposed to include a $20 gift card (per night) towards a future stay, but we didn't get it. I called the hotel to ask and they said they don't do that anymore. I left a message for the owner (at the same number) and within minutes the hotel called me back. Further proof that you really do need to ask for everything the service fee promises. I took a star off for this, but I'll give it back if the actually send me a gift card. Update: they said I could remind them next time and they'd take $20 off. Fail! I'm taking another star off, and I won't be staying here again.\n\n- The cheaper rooms overlook the pool, which is open 6am-midnight. The pool guests were pretty quiet, but the elevator music for the pool was not! We could hear it loud and clear in our room. Oddly enough I didn't even notice it when we were at the pool.\n\n- We booked through hotels.com, which said the hotel had microwaves in the rooms. Not true.
__label__0 Unhappy.  That will sum it up.  My room (Room 201) was nice enough when I walked in, but upon inspection, I saw it wasn't very clean. For starters, it had not been vacuumed. Sure, there were new linens on the bed, but why were there used sweet and low packets all over the dresser, trash on the floor, and, get this, an empty soap box shoved underneath the bathroom light fixture. \n\nThe hotel is non-smoking, but everyone at the pool was lit up.  A hotel worker did come by to tell them to put their cigarettes out, but once she left they just lit up again. *repeat scenario about six more times*.  I couldn't even enjoy a moment in the hot tub, (which is nice) because some jerk kept throwing trash around it.\n\nThis is my final complaint..... no accountability to police what people are doing around the hotel.  Huge groups of douche bag frat boys and sorority princesses pounding drinks and screaming or laughing at the top of their lungs directly in front of other people's hotel rooms from midnight to 6 a.m.  I have no problem with people having a good time, but at 2 a.m., stay the f*** away from in front of my hotel room, especially if your obnoxious laugh sounds like a hyena being raped.  I wanted to strangle the female that kept me up for an hour and a half with her \"I have no real personality so I make this sound to seem interesting\" laugh.  Luckily my wife called the front desk and filed the complaint.  \n\nMy only pluses for this place.  Once the front desk is called with a complaint, they go and try to stop it (too bad this is a reactionary response), key word being try, since it seems they do not really enforce any of their own rules.  Free soda's and junk food.  Free wifi. Yup, that's about it.
__label__1 I'm glad we only stayed for the one night. The female at the desk needed a personality, the two guys were fine. The lobby almost looked done. The pool and the bar looked nice. The outside of the hotel looked as if it was under construction? But wasn't and needs to be. The room was trying sooooooo hard to be on trend, but it had paint over paint trying to cover the old style left from 3 decades ago. Old tiles and old tubs/showers with new sink/vanity just looks like this company ran out of money. The floor had hair on it and needed a mopping bad. The bed was not quality either way to soft. Over all so not worth the $$
__label__1 The Clarendon has some nice perks, like free wi-fi (however it was not working for one day of our stay), a nice outdoor pool area with a hot tub that stays open until mid-night, and my personal fav: free candy/snacks/water available at the front desk around the clock.  I like those extra touches, and appreciate them, but unfortunately they miss the mark in other areas.  It looks like they've tried to update the rooms, but they have a ways to go.  There were several things that I thought were just plain odd- no overhead lights, and no switches that turned the lamps on and off- each of the lamps (there were 5 in my room) had to be turned on and off by a switch that was attached to the cord.  There's a cordless phone in the room, but there is no directory in the room with information about how to make calls, or even how to call the front desk, etc.  The alarm clock is old and doesn't work, in fact most the buttons were so worn that you couldn't even tell what you had to press to set an alarm.  Also, the bathroom is small, and I had a lot of difficulty getting hot water- all of my showers were lukewarm.  The dead bolt on my door did not work, and I had to get my room keys reactivated three times in one day.  Also, the hotel itself is in a weird location- there is virtually nothing within walking distance.  I will look at other options on my next trip to Phoenix.
__label__2 I've only been here to check out the food at Gallo Blanco so I haven't had an opportunity to view the amenities or the quality of the rooms. Everything outside seems to be under construction, the elevator doesn't work so thankfully I'm not staying here with baggage and it has this nice ran down feel to it. It reminds me of Rocky point, they even supplied humidity to make sure it's got that not so fresh feel. Bathrooms are the same quality of what you can come to expect in Rocky point. Overall, I wouldn't think twice about staying in this place. First impressions are everything
__label__4 After staying at Bellagio, The Venetian, and other comparable 4-5 star hotels, The Signature is now my home base for when I attend those pesky conventions -- CES being the most recent. Basically, there are 3 towers, no casino floor, and all are linked to the MGM Grand via walkway.\n\nInside the room, you'll find a nice and comfortable (not too soft or firm, just right) bed, fridge, stove, microwave, plasma TV, jacuzzi tub, balcony (optional but I always ask for this and strip view), and too much more to list. \n\nThough the $15/day \"resort fee\" they tack on may sound unreasonable, you actually get free Wi-Fi as well as gym access. Other resorts charge $12+ and $10+ for the same amenities respectively\n\nRoom rates range from $149 (summer / off peak) - $350+ (conventions), so make sure you double check with the front desk for any special offers before putting in your reservation.
__label__0 Initially I was going to stay at MGM but they were overbooked and gave my reservation away to another guest. I was exited when they upgraded me to The Signature however they made everyone who was upgraded wait about an hour before we were able to check in to our rooms. The rooms were about a mile away from the casinos and the front desk were assholes from begininning to end. I stayed at the PH suite where the room were no bigger than Bellagio's. Upon my departure, I mention the wait and told them it was the worst experience ever. The dumbfuck front desk was not apologetic and ignored me until I left. \nWhat a piece of shit hotel!!!  I would never stay here. My recommendation is The Hotel at Mandalay Bay. The regular rooms there is a hundred times better than the PH suite at The Exclusive.
__label__4 This hotel is the bomb. It may not be exactly on the strip but it is well situated close to it. We were lucky to get here and stay in a penthouse suite to fit 11 guys. There was ample room for everyone for all. Some may have slept on the floor but it included 2 queen beds and 2 fold out couches. It had 3 full bathrooms, 2 jacuzzi tubs, a full kitchen with silverware and 3 lcd tvs with ipod homes as alarm clocks. They even included dvds to watch. Also the bigger bedroom had an lcd in the table that would rise up when turned on. Too bad we found out the last night we were there.\n\nI was very happy staying here. I don't think I have stayed in any place better. I liked how you just get dropped off and head to the elevator that is close by and up to your room in no time. There wasn't that bad of a walk to get to the MGM also. The service was great and I didn't have any complaints there.
__label__3 Where to begin? As we planned our VEGAS trip for about two weeks, we were excited about our room at the MGM signature. I mean the pictures looks amazing from the bed to the bathroom. Needless to say that, My comment isn't negative on MGM'S part or the room but with luxury suites themselves. Our booking was wrong, two rooms with one at 24 floor and the other at 10th floor? How was that next to each other? So moving on we just decided to take the different floors and get over it. the main reason we wanted to book a room is 1)nice pictures and spacious 2) enjoy a good view with a smoke in hand. Since the site offered smoking we booked it. When we got there they told us that it was fine for us to smoke as long as we didn't dirty or burn anything  because the luxury suite is a 3rd party and they have their own cleaning services. Then we get a call saying we are getting charged $150 for a cleaning fee because there was smoke in the room. So my comment is watch our for 3rd party bookings and try to book with the actual hotel or casino themselves. We weren't aware of the 3rd party bull**** until we got there. I'm just hoping I can at least help someone from getting rip off like us.\n\n$89 a night for two nights +\nresort fee and etc for two rooms = $468 which isn't bad until we were charged $150 more\n\npros: the room was lovely, friendly service, close to monorail and attractions\n\ncons: the walk from MGM signature to the strip was horrible, ike about 15 mins walk to strip, LUXURYSUITEINTL.COM
__label__4 By far my favorite hotel in all of Las Vegas. Sure many other competitors come close, but the Signature always stands out in my mind when I'm in Las Vegas. Let's start with their rooms. You really do feel spoiled when you're here. My first time there, I somehow lucked out and got upgraded to a one bedroom suite so I had my own bedroom and living room, sweet! The rooms are really clean and fully loaded with amenities. I think they're the only hotel so far that has the flat screen coming out from the desk. Next the pools. Every tower has their own pool, very private and not con jested. You got to love the the giant lounge sofas, you could stay out there forever relaxing ahhh...Lastly, I think what makes this hotel reign above others is their outstanding commitment to excellent customer service. I would be walking down the lobbies to the next hotel and before I could even open the door, an attendant would rush to my side and open the door for me. I wouldn't even have seen them coming. They're also constantly wiping down and cleaning every bit of the hotel, especially the doors, which is nice, who knows what people do with their hands out in Vegas. One time a staff member had his hands full carrying luggage and still rushed to the door just to open it for me, and it wasn't like I was carrying anything where I couldn't open it myself. I thought to myself wow, above and beyond. They really bend over backwards here for you. Great hotel!
__label__3 Ok...So last year (2009) was the first time we stayed in an all suite, casino/smoke free type of hotel. We stayed at the Trump which I have to say was very impressive. Unfortunately, once you try these \"type\" of hotels, you never want to go back to the norm. \n\nSo this year we tried another. After reading other reviews i anticipated the Signature to be the \"cream of the crop\". I booked our 1 bedroom suite back in March (2010) and got a sweet deal through the Signature MGM Grand website. After registering with the site I started receiving additional offers which I took advantage of in May. I was taking my fianc\u00e9e, cousin, sister and friends to the Lady Gaga concert (08/13/2010) at the MGM so I wanted to stay as close as possible. \n\nTo begin, lets start with the customer service: Every time I called to make a change or speak with someone they were always courteous and helpful. By the time July rolled around I had read more reviews and noticed the ones where people mentioned to request Tower 1 when staying at the \"Sig\". So I called again and requested Tower 1. Fortunately it was available (at least this is what the custm. service lady told me on the phone). Its funny how the website tells you that they will try to accommodate most request, then the customer service lady on the phone tells me my request was granted and I'll be staying in Tower 1, then you drive up to the \"fancy\" secure gated entrance (the day of) they look up your name, and \"magically\" my request for Tower 1 is nowhere to be found. So the gate monitor goes and slaps a Tower 3 Valet paper on the dashboard and tells us to \"drive forward\". I wanted to be as close as possible to the MGM Grand which is why I requested Tower 1 in the first place, so I spoke with the front desk (check-in Rep) at Tower 1 anyway to see if she could work something out. Walking in to Tower 1, it seemed like everyone on the property was requesting Tower 1. It was quite busy and the look on the receptionist's face already said \"no\" even before I asked anything. I asked anyway and she was nice enough to offer me a Tower 2 (1 bedroom). Nicely, she checked me in at Tower 1 so that I wouldn't have to wait again when I get to Tower 2\nJust a hint after my experience: there is no point in requesting a tower ahead of time! I was told by the check-in Rep that it's a \"first come/first serve\" basis. \n\nHonestly though... After all that... It didn't make a huge difference which tower I was in. For one... They are all connected with a difference of 1-2 minutes in between. Also... From what people are saying about the walk to MGM, it's really not that bad at all. \n\nAll three Towers had something different to offer. Tower 3 had the gym (which I did in fact use), Tower 2 had the Delights restaurant which had my favorite yogurt parfaits, and Tower 1 had the Starbucks (yum!). All 3 towers had there own pool which was great, and you can access all of them easily via a connecting walkway. It wasn't 1 big crowded pool like you find at most places. The downside to the pools was the \"closing\" time. The pools surprisingly closed at 7pm. Dude... It's summertime in Vegas! 7pm closing time... At the pool. WTF? They have an \"adults only time called \"Blue Hour\" at Tower 1 on Friday/Saturday (6pm-10pm) but really, I was looking forward to the late closing time for the kids not for the adults in our party. This way they had something to do while the grownups went to do there thing. \n\nThe Room: It was impressive. Unlike the Trump, we had a balcony which overlooked the pool and the backside of the strip. The room was very spacious. We secretly snuck in 7 people (comfortably) which says a lot , into our 1 bedroom. The extra 3 were all kids anyway so it wasn't bad at all. We had a kitchen with nice appliances, a huge bathroom with a jetted tub, and connecting shower. There was also an additional bathroom with an extra shower, a room with a King bed which the girls slept on, and the living room with a Queen pull out for the gents. The bedroom had a desk with a motorized flat screen TV, and the living room had a flat screen as well, as did the master bathroom. \n\nFor what we came to Vegas for (Gaga @ MGM) this All-Suite hotel did us justice. I would've given this review 5 stars but (although something petty) the whole Tower request just bothers me. I found it pointless to make a request and be told something different on the day of arrival. A courtesy call would've been nice nonetheless very professional. But hey... What do you expect? We still made our stay worth while and had a great time. I would stay here again but will first check the prices at Trump where it's closer to all the action. \n\nAlso, another hint: The website asks for a deposit consisting of the first night when making your reservation. However, upon arrival, be prepared to cough up the following - $100 per night for incidental charges (refundable at check-out), $20 per night (resort fee) , your nightly rate, plus applicable taxes
__label__2 Despite my not so good experience with MGM Grand itself, I was told fantastic things about The Signature so I figured ... suck it up and give it a try.\n\nObviously, I should have taken note and lessons learned from my first experience. \n\nI got an incredibly good rate for Signature and thought to myself, great! I can stay at a quieter, off the strip a little place that's luxurious and nice and spend a romantic weekend in Vegas (I know I know ... romantic?!?! ...). I go to check in and they can't find my reservation.\n\nI pull up my confirmation letter, which I was prepared with, and the manager looks at it and tells me that my reservation doesn't exist. He doesn't apologize, doesn't say it's lost, he plain fricken just says it doesn't exist. Ok... either way, I'm already here, I drove here, I'm not going to go back, so can they book me a room?\n\nSure, at full price! What?! Really? Seriously?\n\nWonderful. Just what I needed. After many, many agonizing minutes of trying to find some upper management, I finally get a more reasonable rate (not my super deal price though) for a stay and the whole check in took over an hour. \n\nI had to reiterate my thoughts on MGM, no matter how nice the place is, how luxurious, how comfortable the bed, this place doesn't leave you happy and that's the worst star rating in my book.
__label__1 Initially walking into this place I was like alright, this is awesome, no smoke in the air, which gets kinda annoying in Vegas casinos, and it smells soooo good. \n\nWasn't impressed with the front desk, the lady was pretty unhelpful and even though it was my sister's Bachelorette party, she didn't help us out to get our suites moved next to one another. \n\nON top of that, when we went outside to get a cab, one of the guys that worked there told us limos would be cheaper than getting a cab because he said cabs to the Palms  would be 30 each and a limo, $65. Turns out, cabs are like $9 to the Palms.... super annoying. \n\nThe balcony view was beautiful, the bathtub really big, and the room was clean, but the customer service there was subpar and the suite wasn't that amazing.
__label__3 This is going to be long, so bear with me.\n\nI've stayed here twice ...once in Nov 2008 and again in spring 2009.  Both times we arrived before the check in time and were checked in without a problem.  I booked a 2 bedroom suite for my boyfriend and two of our friends on our Nov 08.  The 2 bedroom suite was amazing! It's a 1 bedroom suite & deluxe suite next to each other.  Both require key entry, but the double doors in the foyer (with a door bell) close, allowing you to keep both of your doors open.  We went grocery shopping before we checked in. \n\nHousekeeping was quick and pleasant.  We needed door stops and had them within 15 minutes of our call.  Room service was quick as well, with our order in our room in about 30 minutes.\n\nThe 1 bedroom features a full kitchen, which saved us so much money on food and drinks!  We usually spent a couple hours after each night out unwinding with some snacks and a drink before heading to bed.  If you stay in a deluxe suite, avoid getting too many frozen items since you only get a mini fridge.  In fact, try to keep all frozen/refrigerated items to a minimum.  The wifi worked wonderfully both times we stayed.  I actually lost my phone in the casino the second time we stayed, so having the wifi came in handy in going online to notify my service provider.\n\nThe bedrooms are so nice.  The tv comes up out of the desk which is pretty cool, although we never actually watched the tv.  I did take advantage of the tv in the bathroom while I got ready.  The beds were super comfy, and everyone got a kick out of the plush white robes in the closets.  I went to sleep early one night while everyone stayed up in the front room, and I could hardly hear them.  In fact, we never heard anyone in any of the rooms around us either, even when we were in the hallways.  The only reason I knew people were on the same floor as us were their dirty dishes from room service in the hall.\n\nThe bathrooms are great! From the tvs, to the double sinks, to the soaking dub, separate shower, and enclose toilet.  It was all so nice.  Getting ready was never an issue, my boyfriend and I were out of each others way even when my girl friend came over and was getting ready in there with us.  The bathroom in the deluxe suite is just as nice.  A bit smaller, but much larger than your standard hotel bathroom.  It was still enough room for 2 people to get ready without bumping into each other.\n\nThe second time we stayed, we only stayed in a deluxe suite in early 2009.   I actually gave the wrong card and it got declined at check in, and the clerk discreetly wrote down the remaining balance due and quietly explained my card didn't work.  She stayed just as friendly and her demeanor never changed.  I've done this at other hotels *cough*Luxor*cough* and was given a bit of attitude and the decline was made obvious to others checking in around us.\n\nIf you're a smoker, be prepared to walk a ways to be able to smoke.  That being said, we would make our smoking trips few and far between, or wait until we got to the casino.  We would go to the front of the tower across the driveway where they had ashtrays.  Of course it feels like a long walk when you've been drinking, but I TOTALLY understand why they keep the smokers far from the entrance.  If I'm a nonsmoker and show up at a nonsmoking hotel, the last thing I want to smell is cigarette smoke.\n\nMy husband (was the boyfriend who went with me on both trips) and I are going tomorrow for our honeymoon.  We're staying 4 nights in a deluxe suite.  I'm interested in seeing what our stay is like this time around since it's been a while since we've stayed there, and I've read a few reviews stating the quality has dipped.  I'm going to let them know we're staying for our honeymoon and request a balcony, and see if they give us one, since I didn't want to spend the extra $20 to guarantee a balcony.  We used the stay 3 nights get the 4th night free offer, so I'm curious to see how that works out too.
__label__3 I'm probably part of the group of outliers who prefer to stay in a hotel sans clubs, casinos, pool parties and restaurants.  Which is probably why there aren't that many alternatives on the Strip for our type.  \n\nOne can argue that to experience Vegas you do need to be surrounded by the cacophony of the casino floor: slot machines, excited gamblers at the crap tables, and faux and gaudy decoration; it's always easier to get the hookups to get to the right clubs if you stay in the same hotel as the concierge can help you out (especially if you're a woman); being in the same hotel as the Zagat-rated restaurant that you have a reservation at has its perks and benefits; and, most importantly for me, it's nice to not have to walk so far to get to the shops.\n\nI get it. \n\nBut maybe I've been to Vegas too many times (hence a sensory overload) or I've just grown old and cranky - I'm actually welcoming the peace and quiet afforded by places such as Thehotel (Mandalay Bay) and the Signature Suites.  It's like we have the ability to opt out of the crazies or to join in - and that's just awesome. \n\nOur room was spacious, the amenities were new and modern and the king-sized bed was oh so comfortable.  \n\nAnd the two things that made us love the Signature even more: (1) the longest that we ever had to wait for a cab was 2 mins - I guess the plus of staying in a hotel which offers no restaurants / casinos / clubs is the fact that you don't have to compete with non-guests for a cab; (2) for the most part the driver of the cab that we took avoided the strip and took the back road to go to the other casinos - priceless during a weekend as busy as the halloween just past!
__label__3 Every staff had a smile on their faces, we were greeted by all the staffs. We stayed in the 1 bedroom suite and it was excellent, the only thing we didn't like was the lock on our door. It didn't lock in place and we had trouble opening the door every time we came back to our room.
__label__0 Rooms are great but the front desk is terrible. Front desk was slow and not organized and charged my credit card for charges that were not mine.  Clearing it up with the was a nightmare.  The valet parking is also a nightmare.  They need to incorporate self parking because they don't have the staff to handle weekend nights.  \n\nI made a reservation at Fiamma, an MGM restaurant and asked the front desk for their phone number because i wanted to cal the restaurant to let them  know we were running ten minutes late and they didn't have the number and gave me much attitude about. \n\nAgain, rooms are great but the front desk and valet parking make the stay not worth it.
__label__0 Great rooms but that's all. First we have been moved to another room the second night ruining our morning. Barbara at the front desk was rude and unhelpful and made us get crazy to solve a problem they caused! They also messed with our players card and we never saw coffee and newspapers included in the suite price! A beautiful setting ruined by the attitude of the employees.. Will never book it again!
__label__1 The valet service is good but flawed, Sunday wait for your car after checkout was around 30min(as I was told), I waited over an hour because they lost my car and brought it to a different tower
__label__1 We stayed this past weekend at the Signature suites.  Candidly, I really found it hit and miss.  We booked through Luxury Suites International, and you had to call them instead of the front desk for housekeeping and any issues.  Kind of a pain.  I will say that they did respond quickly to requests.\n\nThe rooms were fine and come with toiletries -- but don't look for any extras (like shower caps, swabs or cotton balls).  We left our rooms at 9am and when we came back at 3:00 pm they had not even been serviced and had to call down to get someone to come and do it (and yes, we did have the housekeeping light on).\n\nAlso, they do hold a strict 3pm arrival --- be aware of this.  We were told we could ask for an early arrival and pay a small fee -- but no dice on this.\nI will say that the staff were friendly and helpful, esp the guys by the bell desk and doing the valet parking, taxis. Also many thanks for recommending their own car service to the airport -- roomy trunk and inside, and the driver was great!  I totally recommend this -- about the same price as a cab -- but sooooo much nicer\n\nI will say that you don't get the smokiness in the hotel that a lot of the others (with casino attached) have.\n\nHaving said all this -- not sure that I would go back though.  It is a bit off the beaten path and some of the other Vegas hotels look interesting.
__label__0 They got one star bc of the nice rooms/lowest I can give or else they would get a negative star for terrible customer service. \n\nLast time I came they broke my key in the ignition! Their manager wasn't there on Sunday so I had to deal with them over the phone when I got home. It took days to work things out. \n\nThis time, they left my bf's lights on and his battery died! Do yourself a favor and self park! It's a ten minute walk and well worth the two hours and $$ spent to get a new battery. \n\nI wanted to like this hotel so bad but I just can't come back here- literally! I can't keep spending time and money on car troubles. They also wouldn't waive our resort fee. I've never had trouble with that before, especially when I didn't even use resort amenities. What's worse, the guy getting helped right next to me got his waived. WTF! We got it half waived and decided we were never coming back.
__label__1 This condo/hotel is okay. Pros: each room has it's own balcony. Con: it's a far ass walk to MGM
__label__0 I had a blast in Las Vegas this weekend but was disappointed in #MGMGrand Signature Suites. Having spent 15+ years of my life in the hospitality industry, I know how to judge exemplary customer service (or lack thereof). The front desk agents were curt and unapologetically rude. The room still had trash and glassware from the previous occupants and the requested call from the management never came. I also had to hold 30 for 30 minutes to speak with accounts payable upon my arrival home to contest their incorrect billing. I would advise my friends and family to chose a different hotel on their next visit.
__label__2 I stayed here in May for a conference with the company I am with. \n\nWe had heard the Signature Suites were much nicer then the MGM and we got a smokin deal so we were super excited to stay here. \n\nThis hotel didn't exactly live up to the expectations. \n\nAnytime we called because we needed something it took over an hour. When you are getting ready for bed, and you need an extra pillow this can be really annoying. \n\nThe rooms were a bit more dated then I expected but they have been up kept very well so it wasn't really an issue. \n\nWe had to complain to the front desk 3 times about our neighbors that were very obviously smoking in the hallway (it's a non smoking hotel) \n\nBut once we did finally receive help from staff they were all extremely helpful, polite, and nice. \n\nThe private pools here got really crowded so we spent our pool hours at the MGM pool which has a lazy river so it's better anyways\n\nThere is a short walk from our tower (tower 3) to the MGM and they have moving walkways so we didn't mind the walk at all!\n\nThere were good parts and bad. I would stay here again when I go for my next training conference, but I probably wouldn't otherwise
__label__2 Pros- good for big groups, reasonable rates, on the strip..the guy who checked us in was very professional (didn't necessarily have some answers I like but he kept his composer) good worker to have though...\n\nCons where do I start?\nI was told my bigger suite wasn't going  to be ready for another 2 hours after their check-in time. And when I ask what do I get in return since I'm not getting a full night because the room isn't ready on time? They look at me crazy....after going back and forth I get a $100 voucher for room service.\n\nI ask what kind of rates or discounts do I get for the MGM night club? Again they look at me like I'm crazy....if I am staying at your hotel can I get something? Especially to your night club? Free ticket or something? Discounted rate? Something? Nope nothing...had to go to a different club at another hotel...didn't want to spend $150 to get into a club lol\n\nMy friends were kind of loud at one point and the security tried to just come in like they are the police? I didn't let them and quieted down my friends. And they never came back. You can't just kick open doors guys! The security guy was really trying to just walk in. What if people were getting dressed? Big no no we are grown ass adults don't treat your guests like teenagers....\n\nThe rooms feel out dated....the furniture looked worn and the room didn't feel clean at all...\n\nChecking out...not friendly at all....no smile at all...\"thanks for staying\" sounded very fake and rude...\n\nI was going to give a 2 but I felt bad...\n\nI don't like to give bad reviews but I was shocked at the service...you guys are MGM!!  I was thinking top notch but I guess not...
__label__1 Just no. I came with a group of girls for a bachelorette party and the rooms were fine (clean) when we arrived but we had so many customer services issues it almost ruined the whole bachelorette weekend. \n\nThere was little guidance driving into the hotel as far where we were supposed to park and drop off our luggage. They ended up telling us it would take 3-4 hours to bring our luggage from the valet but we had all the bachelorette decorations, games and outfits in our luggage! We had to go down and grab all our stuff ourselves. \n\nThey brought us one tiny blanket and pillow after calling twice and asking for 4 pillows and 4 blankets - our room was half freezing and half hot! At check in the girl helping us messed something up and we had to come down multiple times to have our card recharged, then declined, then reimbursed, it was so crazy and no one was being accountable. \n\nOverall I hate the signature and I only give it 2 stars instead of 1 because at least the rooms were clean and we had fun that weekend. Also, the sinks were making creepy water and gurgling noises all night - not cute.
__label__4 What an amazing experience this was for my first time in Vegas. I am SO beyond happy that I decided to stay at the Signature. All the staff was very pleasant, the amazing pool was awesome ( they have a lazy river) and I really enjoyed that we were able to cross over to the grand at anytime without going outside. I will definitely be returning to this hotel the next visit I make. \n\nThe tub was absolutely luxurious, the shower was HUGE, and the bed was incredibly comfortable. I reserved a deluxe suite and it had everything I could imagine.  A mini fridge/freezer, a toaster, a blender, and a stove top! \n\nThank you MGM Signature for an awesome first time experience!
__label__2 Stayed at the Signature 4 days...rented directly from an owner. Arrived at approximately 6:45am, anxious to check in and rest after a long drive (did not happen--had to call the owner to get an early check in --hence minus 1 star) after an approx. 45min wait; we were checked in to a very nice spacious room overlooking the pool and monorail. \n\nValet and Bell services were fast,  friendly and helpful.  put on your comfy walking shoes if you plan to walk to the adjacent MGM or the strip, it's quite a walk. Weekdays are not quite as busy as the week like rolled around and so did the crowd in the jacuzzi. I like the fact that it's a no gamling/no smoking hotel to provide a quiet retreat that is close to the strip.
__label__4 Wow just Wow! We stayed on the 33rd floor in tower 1 ( which is closer to the strip about 5 min walk ) \n\nEveryone here is so professional and upscale. Every time we asked for tea, towels, coffee, toothbrushes, etc... they brought up plenty.\n\nThe Suite came with full kitchenette - oven- stove- microwave - toaster- blender- sink - even soap and kitchen supplies.\n\nJetted hot tub for 2 people very roomy and spotless.\nthe King size bed was superb with soft pillows but not too soft.\nSheets were changed daily and always clean.\n\nLoved the fact that we had a huge balcony! The Hotel is non- smoking so this was perfect for us. We took our Hookah! \n\nThe bathroom had the toilet in separate room and twin sinks for his and hers. A stone tiled shower w great water pressure and plenty of hot water. Full sized mirrors everywhere - Makes perfect selfie pics! \nLighting was excellent and lots of counter space.\nCloset had two comfy robes, safe ( fits laptop) iron with iron board, and plenty of hangers.\n\nRoom also had a couch with coffee table, desk with notepads and lamp. There is a separate cabinet for ice and plenty of cabinet space all around. \nI could not be any happier with this Hotel. \nHotel also has a gift shop, gym and plenty of swimming pools and jacuzzis around... beautiful grounds super clean.\n\nOnly cons were: TV had only one HBO station ( they are updating this soon )\nFood service was excellent but food is pricey and bland.\nThere is a $25 resort fee per night but totally worth it.\nEveryone was super nice and walking distance front the strip. The night was peaceful and we didn't run into one problem. I will def be staying here when in Vegas! LOVED IT
__label__0 Cheating dealers and pit boss.\n\nI was at a $15 black jack game. A player turned over AJ. The Dealer offered even money. the player took it, and the dealer put out $15 to deliver the player's winnings.\n\nThe dealer turns over a 21, the pit boss comes over and declares no even money bet allowed at the table !  The player's winning were taken back! I protested on behalf of the player that she had placed the offered bet BEFORE the dealer turned over, but the pit boss would not deliver the offered bet!\n\nFrom this moment henceforth, I shall never deliver a single dollar unto the MLIFE consortium on account of terrible customer service, taking advantage of inexperienced gamblers, and poor pit boss judgement.\n\nI had been hopeful of the perks of my MLIFE membership, but am now forever forlorn.\n\nG
__label__3 My family and I have eaten here for years, as it is close to our house.  Restaurant has a nice local following, and many of their diners are Take Out diners.  Their menu is limited but the items served is hot, fresh and flavorful.  My husband loves their sushi.\n\nWhen you arrive, you are immediately greeted and seated.  Be sure to check the specials listed on the chalk board near the entrance.  I like the decor, and facility, dining plates, utensils and glasses are clean.\n\nStaff is efficient and accommodating.  The menu is concise but has enough available for almost anyone.  Prices are reasonable and portions are above average.  Definitely will return.
__label__1 Midway into the show, I realized I was at the David Copperfield MAGIC show not a comedy show. D.C's attempt at being funny was pathetic. AND I was seated in front of the speaker and each time when he was done was a trick a man would scream, yaaa and whistle hella loud. How lame is it when you have to have a recorded person cheering you on and to play the same thing about 20x's as if people are really that dumb to notice it's a recording. I agree with all the other reviews that the 10 minutes or so segment of his career was very self absorbent on his part. Ok we get it. You're a famous magician.\n\n\nI would not put it past him if the audience chosen to be part of the magic tricks were planted. Everything just seem fake and super cheesy!
__label__1 I saw this show a few years ago.  There were a few illusions that I really liked and scratched my head and wondered how.  For the most part however, I found the show somewhat boring.   I also immensely dislike ANY performer who needs to have his parents stand up and get applause.  In this case, Copperfield's parents were in the audience.  They deserved as much applause as I did for sitting through the show.\n\nThere was one illusion--and I know that's what it is--illusion, but it was totally ruined for me.  It's the locked box one where he predicts before the show what random people will say as a number.  I know the box is switched.  I don't know how, but when you do an illusion and you have someone write down numbers that get put in the box in the switch, have them write the numbers the same way you do, David.  Make sure you don't write 4 like that and the other person backstage write it the more common way we almost all write a four.  This error just ruined the whole thing for me and I walked away shaking my head wondering why I had wasted my money on this show.
__label__3 I've always wanted to see David Copperfield, but every time we're in Vegas he's dark. By mere chance this time he happened to be playing (yay!) and since every time I mention I want to see him we went and hunted down tickets. \n\nNo need to be seated early, so we hung out at the lions until about ten till. Drinks and food are overpriced, but that's to be expected.\n\nUnlike a lot of other yelpers I actually really enjoyed the montage and the historical footage. I do agree that David isn't exactly into the stories and stuff, though I just assumed he was a bad actor as compared to \"he doesn't care anymore.\" Definitely a point he could improve on, though. The stories don't feel \"real\", they are obviously memorized and repeated as if by rote. \n\nThe important thing is the magic! I enjoyed every one of his tricks (including one that didn't work out, oops!)\nI think people need to relax at magic shows and just enjoy them. Some of it was cheesy, some of it was mystifying, and some of it just blew me away (like making the car appear, omg!)\n\nWe got very nice middle-center seats through the half price ticket booth for the 4pm matinee, about $54 each. Definitely worth it at that price point.
__label__3 My girlfriend and I thought the show was great. It was really entertaining, and if you're fascinated with magic and illusions, you'll love the show. David Copperfield knows how to involve the audience and has a great sense of humor.\n\nThere were only two, slight downsides. I wish the theater/seats were better. I sat at a table with chairs near the stage, and they aren't positioned very well, so you might need to turn your head/body away from the chairs back rest. However, if there is room, you can move the chair so it's easier to sit directly facing the stage. They are 'doable' but I would love to have been in a theater with better seating. This doesn't take away from the quality of the show, though.\n\nThe next was the fact that the drinks were really weak! We ordered their 'large' size, premium drinks, and they were really watered down.\n\nOverall, a great show!
__label__4 He is the GOD of magicians. Knows how to entertain, knows how to mesmerize his audience, even someone like me who is one of the most scrutinizing viewer of illusion. I got my ticket last minute from half-off store, paid $20 less. I was at the door half an hour before to avoid crowd. Got my seat on 2nd section, which was little back but not bad. He was very entertaining, I have no idea how he does that. After the show, he asked us not to write detailed review about his tricks, I will respect that. But he managed to disappear 13 people at once, that was my highlight (sorry David, I guess I have to give a little detail). Money good spent, it was a must see show.
__label__0 Very disappointing! He did a few magics but I really expected him to do more. If you get the ticket more than $40, it is not worth watching. Also, the seats were terrible.
__label__1 We entered the theatre and we were escorted to the front row. At the box office, we were told these were the best seats in the theatre. What we found was a tiny table (barely large enough for a single person) with (4) seats smashed around it. This was a terrible seating arrangement and we could not get comfortable. We convinced ourselves that seeing David up close would be worth the discomfort, so decided to try and just enjoy the show.\n\nBefore the show ever began, we were approached by a staff member that asked us if we were magicians \"like David\" or if we were press or yelp reviewers. We stated that we were not and the woman proceeded to tell us that David would perform an illusion where he would disappear from the stage and appear in the crowd. She stated that when this happened, we were all to stand up and applaud. I found this very odd but went along with it.\n\nThe show began with an impressive illusion by David where he appeared in a box on a motorcycle. David was very charismatic during the initial part of the performance and a few of the early tricks were interesting, until the balloon illusion... David attempted to pop a balloon inside of another balloon that was sealed in a clear box. However, the balloon wouldn't pop... The trick failed and from this point forward, so did David. His demeanor totally changed and he seemed to be just going through the motions. His jokes were missing and it was clear he was reading from a teleprompter. The rest of the illusions were so obvious. I wasn't even looking for the answer but the secret to each illusion could easily be seen or figured out.\n\nI think enough reviewers touched on the \"Alien\" portion of the show, so I won't but just know that it is very weird and completely cheesy. The show seems to be geared towards children with the illusions and props but the dirty jokes make this show inappropriate for most children. \n\nOverall, David either needs to gear his current show towards kids or step up his game if he wishes to maintain an adult audience. This is NOT the man we saw back in the 90's. Think Steve Carell form the \"Incredible Burt Wonderstone\" and you have David Copperfield's current act.\n\nVegas has many other shows worth seeing. \"O\" was by far the best show we saw on our trip and \"David Copperfield\" was the weakest. I would have suggested to make it an option for the kids, but the dirty joke and sexual innuendo will make most parents, of children under 13, cringe. It is obvious to me now why we were asked the questions at the beginning. You can see absolutely every secret to every illusion. This show will suspend belief... you won't believe this is the same David Copperfield we saw growing up.
__label__0 Name of establishment Village Bistro\n                      14185 John J. Delany Drive, Ste 150\n                      Charlotte, NC 28277\n                      704-369-5190\n\nOwners we contacted: Gary Murray, Lars Johnson\n\n\nDate of occurrence: October 31, 2006\n\nBallantyne Area of Charlotte NC-Village Bistro.\nAte there 3 times. First time when opened. Quite good and service was attentive. Owner came by to ask how things were.\n\nSecond time fair but I like to give places the benefit of the doubt. Could be an off night.\n\nWas wrong on third time when Fianc' were out celebrating a special event and we both ordered the same thing. We both got sick. She became very ill and had to spend the rest of the next day indoors. Doctor diagnosed this as food poisoning over the phone and gave her some instructions on what to do.\n\nWe informed restaurant who denied that such a thing could occur within 4 hours of after eating. PLEEEZE.\n\nWe spoke to one of the owners who took down some information and said she would mail a check of some amount to reimburse us for the $72 meal. Check never received.\n\nWe wrote the two owners a letter via postal mail. No luck, no response.\n\nI have been told that if this ever happens again to immediately call your doctor like we did. Then call the Board of Health within a day or two. Found this second part out a bit late.\n\nI also learned to use my charge card in restaurants rather than pay cash. Then I can cancel with good reason.\n\n\nVillage Bistro--no more!! However we may send friends there we do not like so they can experience poor service, false promises, denial and just need to clear out their bodily fluids.\n\nPeter
__label__0 They are closed. New restaurant is Terrace Cafe and it's amazing. Welcome to the hood.
__label__3 Have been here three times.  Once with wife and 2 kids, and twice with work buddies.  All 3 times the food was excellent, the service was top notch, and the atmosphere was fine.\nVisit 1: The Camarones Special recommended by the server was incredible.  It was Friday so they had cheap Dos XX Lager deal going.  Wife's meal was a quesadilla that was huge and delicious.  \nVisit 2: Got the Carne Asada Tacos, also chosen by same server.  She has great taste.  These were incredible.  More Dos XX Lager.  Buddy got Chicken enchiladas and said the \"best he ever had.\"\nVisit 3: Acalpulco(?) Fish Tacos.  Not bad.  Huge meal and I was starving so that worked out.  It was a different server so I went out on my own.  Shows what I know.  Still a great time and I do not regret my choice.  Look forward to trying more from 1900.  Did try the guac, which was pretty good.\n\nI will be disappointed when my work in Charlotte is over.  This place is great.  The missing star?  Their salsa is average at best.  The corn relish is great, but salsa needs improvement.
__label__2 I came here for breakfast and it was delicious. The service is pretty good and the breakfast deal was only $3.49. Bigger portions would be nice though :)
__label__3 In early September, we ate at this location twice for breakfast.  I always love a good deal and they had good deals for breakfast. They had an awesome breakfast special.  For $3.99, you got 2 eggs; potatoes; your choice of ham, sausage or bacon; and either flour or corn tortillas.  It was an awesome, filling breakfast.  They had bloody mary's for only $.99.  It wasn't the best I ever had, but it was spicy which I like.  The service was excellent.  We had the same server both times and she was really personable and took good care of us.  It was also nice that she remembered us.  I would highly recommend trying them out.  I will definitely be back!
__label__2 Four Stars for Vegas Breakfast.  Had the Breakfast special.  It was a fantastic bargain for $3.95.  Only a few paces away at the MGM where I was staying and would have paid 3 or 4 times that much.  It was busy, but the staff did well despite being overwhelmed.
__label__4 My first Yelp review and it had to be done. Outstanding fresh Mediterranean food that is hard to beat. Owners are friendliest in the business. Prices are certainly reasonable for the quality you get. By far the best babaghanouj I've ever had. Been going here for years. Lucky that such a great unique place is so close to me. Menu is simple and they will alter anything you want to your liking. Stop by and dine in it get it to go you won't be disappointed.
__label__4 Friendliest owners of any place I've been to, hands down. The food is the freshest of any Mediterranean I've ever had! A friend and I enjoyed a Greek salad and I think it's the New York bagel.... I can't remember the name exactly... But it was an onion bagel with smear, lox, onion, tomatoes, and capers. Soooo delicious!
__label__2 Like the others who gave this restaurant 3 stars, I'm sorry to do it. The service was great, and the owners so sweet, but the food is only so-so. The mezze was good. I enjoyed the hummus, baba ganoush, falafel and tabbouleh. Unfortunately, the chicken gyro left a lot to be desired. The chicken looked and tasted as if it had been baked a day or two ahead of our visit. Tough, colorless and flavorless. And the pitas weren't homemade or fresh. I probably won't be giving them another try.
__label__0 The great reviews are not a TRUE reflection of this place. \n\nThis is NOT an authentic Greek resturant. Be  aware!!! My biggest complaint about this place...the food is not cooked fresh :-( \n\nI ordered a chicken greek salad, which tasted pretty good, but the meat was processed. I politely asked the male owner about the chicken, who responded by saying the chicken was fresh, they season it, grill it and then \"heat\" it up in the oven as it's ordered. If the meat is heated up, is it \"heated up\" in a microwave??? \n\nThe pita bread that comes with the salad was cold and hard. I couldn't even eat it. I asked the owner if the bread was always that hard. He responded with an attitude and told me the bread is NOT cooked fresh at the store. They put herbs and oil in it and heat it up. He continued to respond with an attitude and asked me if I wanted my money back. \n\nWhen I decide to dine out (especially at a Greek resturant), I expect for my food to be cooked fresh, without it being processed!
__label__4 ok, i'm biased because i am an adict and i live, oops, i mean work in the siebel center where this is located.  but the truth of the matter is this: i travel constantly for work and pleasure, i've tasted the best coffees in the world, and this stuff works for me.  it's better than starbucks, similar to peet's, almost as good as illy just to give you a commercial perspective.  i love the fact that i don't even need to speak to get what i want.  as soon as they see you coming, they start making your usual.  it's not just me either, i've watched many people get the silent treatment...which is exactly what you want when you are deep in conversation with an exciting computer scientist.  but just in case you have time to chat...they are a delightful bunch and the manager jane even gives great fashion advice...one more thing to feel guilty about being in the most gorgeous computer science building in the country.
__label__4 This place rocks. They saw us on short notice and took care of business. Elvis was amazing. Was worth the trip!
__label__3 The ceremony was nice. It was short and sweet. Both my husband and i cried. My bouquet was very pretty and so were my bridesmaids.  The whole staff was very nice; even though we were running late. The only negative is they started the live camera anyway without telling us. Im totally mortified. They didn't even completely edit the all the extra footage out of the video that people watch after for 90 days.  My friends think its cute and funny. I'm sure I will too someday.  I can't wait to see the pictures taken by the photographer.
__label__3 *** Ich bin betrunken und angef\u00fcllt und es ist ehrf\u00fcrchtig ! ***\n\nMan -o -man...\nBig giant Spaten beers...\nand deep-kraut-fried-schweiner-schintzel-burp-o-pleasure-cheesy-orgasmonic. \n\nAnother super short but sweet review.\nIf you dig authentic German grub (which I grew up, thanks Granny!) this is the joint. Plus the great back bar..\nand do I need to mention the Spatens as big as your head (again)..?\nF-ing lovely!\n\nI'm heading back very soon.\n\n*caution: if you have a heart attack after eating here do not be surprised, be expectant... in a good way.
__label__1 Whoa, totally don't understand the love for this place.  We met with a group over here and boy was I disappointed.  To begin, why doesn't Glendale have meters?  Why do I have to go out and move my car every two hours?  That makes it really hard to drink and sober up without drinking and driving if I have to go out and move my car to a new spot every 120 minutes.  That's not Haus Murphy's fault but it is something that will deter me from going out there to drink.  \n\nSo we get in there and our waitress is awesome enough.  She is friendly, responsive, and helpful.  In fact, I want that waitress to come with me to some other restaurants (looking at you Fez) and show them how it should be done.  In any event, she was great and the only saving grace of this establishment.\n\nNow on to the bad food.  I'm not German, never been to Germany, and my German culinary knowledge is limited to Milwaukee Brewers' baseball games.  That being said, food either tastes good or it doesn't.  I had the Wullwurst sausages.  They came out looking like fried Twinkies and tasted about the same.  No spice, no real flavor, and surrounded by a tough skin.  They were flanked by some purple cabbage that was unedible and some German potato salad that was some of the nastiest mush I've ever had.  \n\nApparently unsatisfied by this gluttonous torture that I had already endured, I ordered the German chocolate cake.  Now, I know this isn't an actual German food but it looked good and I thought they might go all out with it.  Nope, again - not good.  Flavorless.  I was basic chocolate cake with a thin layer of coconut on top and some Betty Crocker frosting on the outside.  \n\nSorry but this place was just not good and I will not be back.
__label__2 I held off on this review, I was here on New Years Eve before heading to westgate and again this past week.  \n\nThe service is fantastic, the beer is great, and the food, well that has become really hit or miss.\n\nI would love to 5 star this place because I grew up in the area and have been here dozens of times and it had been great.  But recent trips there have left me using the word \"bland\" a lot.  The pork schnitzel was flat out not good, and the spicy brat which was always one of my favorites here did not measure up either.  Worst of all, on my new years eve visit, they were \"out\" of the fried potatos and left us with average potato salad and french fries.\n\nI'll probably be back, because I go to many downtown Glendale events, and have a little sentimental value in this place...but I sure hope it steps back up.
__label__4 This place is awesome! If you love good German food Haus Murphy's is as good as it gets. We always take advantage of the outdoor Biergarten (ask for Shannon's section, she's the best!) and the atmosphere is wonderful, even in the blistering Phoenix heat. If you go on the weekend you should definitely take advantage of the wonderful tuba and accordion music with a great draft beer.\n\nAlso, the food never disappoints. The J\u00e4ger Schnitzel is a favorite, along with the ham shank (but you have to catch it on special). Don't miss the Giant Bavarian Pretzel and the stuffed mushrooms are some of the best we've ever had. The BIG Stuffed Cabbage Roll and Schweizer Schnitzel are also some fan favorite. Finally, don't forget to try the Sauerkraut Cake. It's wonderful, especially for chocolate lovers. \n\nThis place is definitely a family favorite and not to be missed on any trip to the Phoenix area. Prost!!
__label__1 The two stars are for service only.  Otherwise, the food does not get stars at all.  What have you done, Haus Murphy???  I've been coming to this restaurant since before it moved to its current location.  I lived in Germany for nearly 4 years, and the food was amazing.  I found Haus Murphy when I moved here and was overjoyed that the Schnitzel was very close to the \"real\" Schnitzel in Pruem, GE.  But, someone has gotten hold of the ingredients.  Perhaps the quality and pride in the food got lost somewhere in all the times the restaurant has changed hands.  They have either decided to cut back on good, quality ingredients, or just don't care anymore.  My last two visits left me wanting.  As another reviewer put it, the food used to be really good, but now it's \"meh.\"  The only good part of the meal was the mushroom demi glace.  THAT was really good, and covered up the blandness of the dish.  The portions have really been cut back, as well.  Tiny bit of potatoes.  No bread basket anymore, unless you pay for it (way too much money), and the dessert was bland and too gooey.  Strudel crust is supposed to be flaky and crisp!   Service was excellent., however.  We sat on the patio, and some moron allowed his two little daughters to run up and down the patio, screaming and dodging in and out of the tables and wait staff.  One waiter was terrorized by these brats, as he had to swerve several times to avoid colliding with them.  He was nearly tripped with full plates in his hands, but never changed his expression.  Just carried on.  (People, please teach your children how to behave in a restaurant!! )  I know we won't be going back.  Husband was NOT happy with the amount of the bill compared to the unremarkable food.   I'm sad.
__label__4 German food: What is German food? Is it good? These were two of my questions, prior to coming here. I absolutely love it! I love  the sauerkraut, the brauts, the schnitzel, and the pretzels! The food here is amazing and the service is terrific. Now I'm a German food lover.  Oktoberfest is almost here! We'll be reserving our table this coming week. Can't wait!!
__label__3 JJ's is in Paris and made it real convenient during my last stay in LV. I really liked this meat croissant thing they had. Almost like a piroshky...can't remember exactly what it was but it was super good especially as a snack during the long drive back to LA.
__label__3 I love their coffee!! Any form of mocha, cappucino, etc. Gimme gimme! Happy happy girl here. They have lovely sandwiches and you know I never got to anything else but do try the high test!
__label__1 stopped here because we were starvingggg. overpriced. horrible customer service and not so great food. I ordered the cured meat sandwich, it was mediocre and basic nothing special. \ndefinitely wouldnt recommend this place.
__label__2 This is the cheapest option if you are in Paris, which isn't saying much. We'll actually there's a place two doors down that had sandwiches in a display case but for an extra dollar or two we got a much more appetizing sandwich here. \n\nI definitely would not go out of your way for this place. However, if it is 2pm, you just got in from your flight and don't want another airport refrigerated sandwich, then just maybe this is the place for you too.
__label__3 One of pretty good place to hang out with friends on Friday night! You can dance, sing on the stage and/or eat, drink on the side...while watch others 'being happy' on the stage :)\n\nOne full bar right after you enter this place, then stage in the middle and many tables around! Live is here on Friday (at least on Weekends I think so) ! I love their Filipino karaoke (even I couldn't understand at all), and they also have so many English songs (even issued many many years ago) !\n\nParking is hard to find because this plaza still has Korean karaoke and Chinese karaoke places + massage + one Chinese restaurant, which open very late....
__label__2 Ended my early birthday party here at Cafe Moda since we were shooting pool right nearby couple doors down. I never been here before but went too few of the restaurant in this little shopping mall and always thought from the name of more coffee shop. BOY talk about farther from the truth! It more like club at night. They do serve food but really here too dance the rest of the night away or look at other people getting their grove on. My first impression was I know not no strip club so not expect all the glamour or high tech stuff. They still have dg that was playing all the current catchy songs too some old ones. The place is pretty dark dark and if looking too meet someone good luck, You need night vision goggles too find them. Since low ceiling the place can get fairly loud so conversations need too shout in the ear. (really is it that much difference then club on the strip?). The drinks price I thought was fair but too be honest not much of club club person. I believe they take song requests and certain nights they have karaoke most nights?? The dance floor is actually decent size for the small location. Once it gets packed really hard too find table area so want hang out all night best too get there early. Cafe Moda definitely has its own personality and if looking too mix things up get away from the strip club or the cover charge Cafe Moda great choice. I would go get my grove on here again.
__label__0 This place is absolutely horrible! 1 the service is just horrible, our waiter practically ignored us all night with our drinks empty and we had to ask her multiple times to get refills. 2 we ordered our food and it took forever to come out. I mean like 40 min with only 2 tables next to us and others dancing so that has absolutely no excuse for the kitchen to be taking so long to make our food. 3 when we try to pay our bill (which was only 38 dollars) I only had a 50 which is relatively close to the bill and our waiter said they didnt have change in the drawer, I mean its a 12 dollar change!!! What kind of a restraunt doesnt have 12 dollars change in the cash drawer?!?!? \n\nWell thats my experience of this place and it was absolutely fucking horrible. I wish I could put zero stars.
__label__1 I've been coming here for years with good to great service and great food. Today me and some good regulars left Jerry's Famous Coffee Shop with some SALTY ASS BALLS. YES... SALTY ASS BALLS.  There was definitely some miscommunication going on and we came up with the short end of the stick. \n\n\"Don\", our waiter takes our order. We would like the Famous Prime Rib. \"We are TOTALLY OUT of prime rib\". That statement says that there is no more in the vicinity. Weird because how can they be totally out when it is only lunch?  We order beef ribs, the surf and turf, and steak and eggs.  Less than 5 minutes later, the salads come out and the gentleman next to me orders the thick cut prime rib from our waiter, Don.  Interesting... \n\nWe get told after inquiring that the prime rib was not ready when we ordered it a few minutes ago, but IT'S READY NOW BITCHES!!!\n\nWe felt like we got bamboozled and the management wouldn't do anything to set things right. Don looked at his times on his receipts and said that the couple ordered it a good fifteen minutes after our orders. No sir, you typed that order in much later from when you actually \"took\" their orders.   However long it takes to bring in a salad was when you took their orders Don.  It wasn't 15 minutes. At least your late ass ticket gets to cover your ass. \n\nIn the end, the management would not make things right with their paying regulars. Management gives us a comment card. PASHAAAAAAH!!!???!!!  I'm giving a very low rate because of the management. The food is great here. It really is. The \"waitresses\" and \"bussers\" are great  here too. Don is new and has RUINED our eating experience at one of our favorite lunch eateries. I'm going to miss this place...
__label__1 If not for the ambiance which was laid back and the wait staff who were very friendly this would be a one star review. Food was bleh. First the coffee was terrible. I took one sip and left it. For a place with coffee in the name I was very disappointed. Most diners have reasonable coffee, not this place.\n\nThen when it came to the food it was bland with nearly no flavor. Not sure why there are so many reviews praising the food. Be warned.
__label__2 I came here twice, both in a small group hanging at the bar and as part of a larger one with a formal sit-down dinner. First the negative: the sit-down dinner was pretty bleh: mass-produced for mass capacity in the function room, which was kind of chilly. Hanging at the bar was better with appetizers and wine: try the calamari for sure. The wine-by-glass list was largely very decent and reasonably priced. But getting kicked out at 11 because the place was closing was a bit of a drag. This place gets super-crowded on Saturday nights, so they must be doing something right, but I'm not quite sure what that is, or what the whole stuffed cocks on the wall thing is (I mean roosters, you pervs!)
__label__1 When this place was named Jacqueline's , I never had an issue with the place - In fact, they used to have the best muffins, enough to warrant me making a road trip from North Scottsdale just to get a muffin and espresso.\n\nAlthough I realize that there are many good reviews associated with Cafe Carumba, this restaurant simply does not fall into the \"foodie\" category.\n\nI always have an issue with slow service especially when considering that the dining room is half empty. Second issue is the service staff too busy chattering or catching up with the latest gossip, rather than paying close attention to guests.\n\nThe third issue is having a table that was seated after me, being served before me. And when it took literally forever for my order to arrive, not even an apology was extended. ON top of that, after that near exasperating wait, being charged for an extra order of tortillas.\n\nCafe Carumba is really not my idea of the ideal or cozy breakfast spot. It is amazing what  name change can do to the soul of a place. Okay, I agree and sympathize with the fact that restaurants can have an off day...but I always seem to be the victim!
__label__3 I've been here a few times for brunch and I've found it's kind of hard to go wrong. There is never a wait, you can pick if you want to sit inside or out, and there is usually a pretty fun crowd at all the tables. \n\nI've tried the breakfast burrito which is my favorite, it's hearty without being too gooey or stuffed. It's definitely a big meal, so expect to walk away full and ready for a nap. I've also tried the Doctor's Ordered eggs dish (which surprisingly flavorful for something that is considered healthy) and the Huevos Rancheros (which is good but too heavy for me). \n\nA few tips about this place: \n* Get a side of the potatoes, even if it doesn't come with your meal. They are SO good! \n* As always, I like to start my brunch off with an appetizer of a pancake (because I'm a fatkid) but theirs is not listed on the menu...just ask for it if you want one or an entire order. \n* This is going to sound weird, but they have great toast. The bread they use is thick cut and delicious...plus they have good jam options at the table. \n* The service is kind of hit or miss. I've had great waiters (he made me a tinfoil rose) and totally crappy ones (took our order, had someone else deliver the food, and then didn't come to check on us at all...as in we had to get up and go ask other servers for help), just giving you a heads up.
__label__3 Olive and Ivy was the suggestion of a friend. I wasn't to keen on the idea of driving up to Scottsdale in the middle of the week to eat expensive and tasteless food. Now, I come from California so my idea of a \"waterfront\" is very different than that of someone who lives in the desert. I'll give Scottsdale some credit though; the \"waterfront\" looks better when you're sitting beside it, at night, eating pesto and bread with sangria at Olive and Ivy.\n\nWe waited about 30 minutes for a table for three on a Wednesday night. We sat outside on their very nice patio right on the \"waterfront\". They bring you pesto and bread to start, and its so delicious and plentiful, we probably didn't need to order an appetizer. The appetizer we did get was the calamari which was delish. A friend and I split a pitcher of sangria...a little pricey but good. For my main, I ordered the mediterrean flatbread with no cheese and it was very good. The portion was huge so I took almost the entire thing home for lunch the next day. Service was good and the atmosphere is nice, especially the outside.\n\nOverall, very good experience. A little on the pricier side (if you order drinks!) but I think its a great place to start a night out with friends.
__label__3 I really like this place! Their salads are creative and excellent, soups are fresh-made and presentation is wonderful. \n\nThis was my second trip here and this time I was hungry enough to indulge in one of their flatbread pizzas at lunch. Because they make everything from scratch, they will let you order as you please as opposed to standard pizzas on the menu. So, we dined outside and I order an Italian sausage, Mozzarella and Mushroom pizza (note: this item is not on the menu), and they charged no premium. $12 to have a pizza as I like it versus std fare! Sweet! \n\nThe pizza was excellent and I saved no room for dessert. So, I tried a large cappuccino which was also excellent. This is a very good restaurant with a simple focus: Great food at a reasonable price.\n\nBe forewarned: they provide limitless homemade, free, focaccia bread BEFORE you eat....you can really stuff yourself, here!
__label__3 Two words, the ones to influence you when making your decision: Thoroughly. Delicious. \n\nMoving on to the specifics, highlights include:\n\nMushroom asparagus flat bread: Seriously beyond the beyond. Shaved bits of parmesan, melted mozzarella, asparagus tips, mushroom pieces and *deep breath* drizzled with blessed truffle oil. \n\nMarket salad: fresher than fresh bitter greens, candied citrus peels, balsamic vinaigrette. The market salad is not an every day option, but really damn good so if this is offered on the day you go, get it as a side to make you feel less guilty about eating all the bready wonders in this place (more to come!)\n\nSangria: True grown up grape juice. Maybe *too* much homage to Welch's.  \n\nHummus: Good. Possibly great. But the aforementioned flat bread eclipsed the shit out of it. I broke my usual rule to only order hummus in straight-up Middle Eastern restaurants. If the hummus is the only veg option in a place, fine, but there are plenty at Olive & Ivy (read: get the damn flat bread!)\n\nAnd then there's the bread that comes out before everything else. Almost focaccia, but of a less heavy texture, these slices of heavenly gluten come with a pesto dipping sauce.\n\nNote: do not come here if you're god forbid trying to avoid carbs. Not that this is me.\n\nEnvirons: oozes atmosphere, whether you dine out on the patio or the high ceiling dining room (check out the opulent private dining room which is enclosed in glass, just waiting for wannabe Prince Williams and Kate Middletons. Or even wannabe Gene Simmons and Shannon Tweeds). \n\nSpecial shout-out to our \"darling\" (as Jeffrey H puts it) waitress.
__label__4 I love this place!  You can always find something great eat.  I recently went for a friends birthday.  I would recommend their outdoor dining area.  It's a pretty decent size and you will have to wait if you don't make reservations even during the week for lunch.  We had my favorite appetizer, the bacon wrapped dates.  I love the arugula salad that comes under the dates.  They also give you bread and olive oil pesto dip.  That's a meal in itself.  We ordered the chicken chopped salad which was delicious!  We told the waiter that all four of us were going to share so he brought it out already divided in four bowls.  We also had the margarita flat bread and the sweet potato cannelloni that was to die for!  We also ordered the cheeseburger that was cut into four as well.  The server also brought out a chocolate cake with ice cream for our friends birthday.  We experienced great customer service!  We will be back soon.  Probably for happy hour since it's a good one!
__label__4 Sunday brunch was great It was a perfect day to enjoy the good food, a sangria and good companionship in the lovely outdoor setting.  There bread and pesto sauce served prior to the meal is to die for,  Over time I have had many of their menu items, all of them pleasing to me.  this visit I had oatmeal, one companion had a very delicious salad. (I tried it) The meal and the surroundings make this Sunday  a special day.  I must mention that there was a slight snag with our reservation but the manager Genevieve Wallick quickly resolved the problem.  The high quality of the management in this restaurant Is defiantly a plus and adds to the overall experience.
__label__3 Great food. Outside heaters not working!!! Cold!!!
__label__1 I've frequented Olive & Ivy several times and always had a great experience, until the last time on Sunday night. Don't get me wrong, that experience was great in the moment too - until I got home and began projectile vomiting from the food poisoning I got from the seared scallops. On the plus side, I lost 4 pounds, so there's that. Two stars for previous good experiences, no stars for puking for 17 hours straight.
__label__3 Awesome place. Great service, superb food, and fun drinks. What more could you ask for?
__label__4 Had dinner here this evening with some family from out of town. Stellar. Split the Fresh Mozzarella, Fig & Prosciutto and Manchego Bruschetta. All wonderful. The guys both ordered the bacon wrapped pork tenderloin, sister-in-law ordered the scallops and I ordered the spicy shrimp risotto. I had a bite of each and believe me when I say you can't go wrong with any of those entrees! Our server was friendly and made lots of recommendations and my boyfriend and sister-in-law both agreed the bartender made a mean Dirty Martini:) Overall a solid experience. Atmosphere feels upscale while still being casual, we'll definitely be back!
__label__3 With 500+ Reviews, Most of all it has been said but I will offer this:\nFox Concepts Restaurants consistently pulls off a memorable, pleasant experience that is tasty, full of quality and will, occasionally, have a memorable service experience.  \nAll restaurants have their ups & downs, but Olive & Ivy is consistently good, innovative and the atmosphere is quite nice; inside or outside.\nDrinks are tasty, Scallopini and Cannelloni are both just Yum!  Never had a bad experience here.\n\nOverall Rating: 4.5 Stars\nService: 4.1 Stars\nFood: 4.6 Stars \nQuality: 4.5 Stars\nCleanliness: 4.2 Stars\nValue: 3.9 Stars
__label__0 Made a reservation for 7:15pm. Got there at 7:20. Was super loud!!!! Was told I could be seated and then given a pager and told it would be a 5 minute wait. 30 minutes later I still wasn't seated and I gave back the pager and left. WTF?  Why make a reservation if it is meaningless???\nI'm over overrated noisey overpriced Fox restaurants. Bye bye
__label__0 I live a block away from this place. I walk by it all the time and it seems to be busy all the. Time. I ate there few times but I'm yet to find a good item on their menu. The food is terrible. It is a beautiful place in terms of design and the staff are always nice but if you want good food don't even bother .
__label__2 Food is OK, but it has a distinct chain restaurant feel that you might expect from a Fox restaurant, which has about 50 location in Arizona and a few other Western states. The service was good, and the food wasn't bad, but if you don't want to feel like you're at a Cheesecake Factory, I wouldn't recommend it.
__label__3 I used to eat here all the time when it first opened up but got spoiled with all the great dining in my area, central Phoenix and quit making the trip to Scottsdale.  So this past Sunday we decided to journey up to Scottsdale for Sunday brunch.  I notice that the dining area has become more formal than it used to be but the atmosphere and food are still fantastic.  Their peach bellini's are yummy and all the food super delicious!
__label__2 I came here during my stay in Scottsdale for work on a Sunday night. It happened to coincide with Spring Training so I was told that all the restaurants were much busier than usual. This is probably the reason that despite the many empty tables both inside and outside (they were all filled by the time I left), I was told there was only availability for one at the bar or area in front of the kitchen. I opted for the kitchen area and got to watch the cooks at work during my dinner. \n\nThe atmosphere is very chic, but the patrons were a eclectic mix of retirees, families and young partiers. The concept is Mediterranean, although I didn't see any traditionally Mediterranean dishes on the menu. The menu is pretty sizable with a variety of pasta, fish, and meats to select from, with vegetarian and gluten-free options marked.  \n\nFOOD:\nPROSCIUTTO CRUDO FLATBREAD (topped with rosemary potato and soft egg) - When I ordered this, I didn't realize the portion was supposed to be shared so it ended up being way too much for me. If I had just one slice, it would've been great, but it got tiring after my third slice.\n\nBIG EYE TUNA (with charred scallions, snap peas, couscous & miso caramel) - I'm a sucker for couscous! I always order it when I see it on the menu so this selection was a no-brainer. The couscous and the snap peas did not disappoint. The Ahi Tuna was sesame seed crusted and was fine, but not mind-blowing. I wish it were marinated more to give it extra flavor.\n \nThe reason I rated this as 3 stars is simply because while the food was good, nothing was that impressive, especially for the price. Maybe if I came back and tried a few more items and drinks I would change my mind, but for now, this is just an OK restaurant.\n\nI would still recommend this restaurants for groups because I think their outside patio area is lovely. The menu is also diverse and safe enough that everyone should be able to find something they enjoy. However, definitely make a reservation, otherwise you'll be stuck at the bar like me!
__label__3 The manchego bruschetta was amazing! Would definitely go back to try more if their dishes.
__label__3 My co-worker took me here because we were in the neighborhood and she knew that I really like the Fox Concept restaurants.\n\nThe place exudes a fun atmosphere.  The food was fantastic as well.  I started out with the beet salad which was really good.  The dressing was tasty, they provided an good amount of beets, and I appreciated the pistacchios for the textural contrast.  The beet salad was almost as good as the one at the Arrogant Butcher.  We also partook in the lamb meatballs which were yummy as well.  \n\nFor the entr\u00e9e, I chose the scallops at the recommendation of my server,  The scallops were of good size and seared on one side, but I would appreciated it more if they were seared on both sides, however.  The scallops were accompanied with scallops and sweet corn polenta which went well with the protein.\n\nI ended the night with the chocolate mousse with cherries which was absolutely divine.\n\nMy server was friendly and attentive and it was a great overall experience.
__label__2 This place is open 24 hours so that alone gets it at least half a star. I have had the cheesesteak (with provolone) twice from there now and both times it was dryer than Nancy Reagan's CENSORED ;) ... Their fries are freshly handcut and quite delicious. It is kind of expensive though, fries and soda and a cheesesteak was $15! Not much else in the area that I have found to compare it to so I will probably continue to eat there every once in a while. Overall I give it a \"Its 330 am and its better than a fast food chain so what the hell!\"
__label__0 Yuck, blah, cough, phfooy, gag.\n\nHearing everyone talk this place up, we headed over for some post drinking Philly's one night which as we all know, is like god's gift to you at 2 am. \n\nFunny part is though, even hammered the Philly I had was bland, the meat rubbery and the cheese non tasteful?\n\nHuh????????\n\nHow do you screw this up??? It's a Philly, it's supposed to be like 3000000 calories of awesome-ness and fatty ingredients should be used liberally.\n\nNot here, expect a bland philly which will just leave you pissed off and craving NY pizza from the awesome place down the street.
__label__4 Unreal experience... \n\nOK, it was after 2:30am, we are both hammered, we are both starving... we call a cab, cab stops right in front of The Philadelphia Sandwich Company on the way home, we stare, drool... look at the huge line and say \"screw it\"... (in harmony)\n\nGet home - several miles north... She takes the dog out for a pee... two folks come strolling by jabbering at high volume.... She askes them to quiet down jokingly, they apologise and give her an extra Philadelphia Sandwich Company Cheesesteak that they had just ordered and didn't need! Complete stangers gave her a PSC Cheesesteak right in front of our condo!!! (they were headed home to chow too).\n\nShe walks in the door holding the cheesesteak and smiling - I crap my pants and realize that we should have went to the casino that night instead! What are the freaking odds of her walking out at just that moment??? And them having an \"extra\" sandwich????\n\nMmmmmmm goooood sandwich - Saved me from a life threatening hangover too... \n\nWTF!!!
__label__1 Make sure to bring your fist bumping attitude, if you're stopping after a night out in downtown Scottsdale.  They actually have a DJ blasting music, making for a bad transition from bar scene to food shop.\n\nAt night the place was quite crowded and clearly housing a lot of intoxicated peeps.   Even after a few drinks, the Phlilly sandwhich was whatever.  Add their spicy sauce to make your sandwich something to contemplate about.  As a hangover local, its worth the walk, as pure foodery, it was subpar.
__label__0 This place is disgusting. The cheesesteak meat was all fat and gristle, the people at the counter were rude and just seemed annoyed, not to mention, I saw not 1.. not 2... but 6 COCKROACHES crawling on the floor! After I saw that, I couldnt even eat my food. Probably a good thing, I would have gotten more sick. My friend ate his sandwhich and got so sick the next couple days. BAD MEAT!!! COCKROACHES!! HORRIBLE FOOD and SERVICE!!
__label__4 \"Wow, great find Em!!!\"\n-Boyfriend\n\n\"Wow, I haven't had sushi this good since my last trip to NY\"\n-Boyfriend sister\n\n\"Wow, did you know that you are amazing?\"\n-Everyone\n\n(okay so that last one was a stretch)\n\n:::Bill arrives:::\n::::::I snag bill:::::\n:::::::::::::::::::GIGANTIC SMILE::::::::::::::::\n\nDetails:\nAtmosphere: Similar to Sapporo without the sometimes obnoxious Scottsdale \"scene\"\nFood: 5 stars: Fresh and very very good!  Had delicious seaweed salad and an amazing spicy salmon roll.  My favorite man friend shared Kobe sliders with his sis and enjoyed an amazingly spicy General Tao's.  Sis loved on a shrimp tempura roll and an incredible dragon roll\nService: 4 stars: Loved the waitress although she was sometimes hard to find.  But, she DID clue us in on the GREAT happy hour specials (see price) and hooked us up with at 10% discount for filling out a comment card!\nPrice: 5 stars!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!  The 3 of us ate TONS (2 edamame, 1 app, 2 salads, 3 sushi rolls and a main dish) for $45 without cocktails!  \n\nWill I return: oui!
__label__1 This place is supposedly owned by the same people that own Sapporo. Or maybe it was and isn't now, I don't know. What I do know is that we have been there many times and the one constant is the shiiiiiiiitttttty service. Here's an anecdote: \n\nThree friends and I went to Ten to get some sushi. We ordered sushi. My little deal is I like to order spicy tuna rolls but--get this--add avocado. Because avocado is good. The couple with me orders a spicy salmon roll, which ordinarily comes with avocado--except that they didn't want the avo. So, among other things, we should be receiving spicy tuna rolls *with* avocado and spicy salmon rolls *without* avocado. Backwards, yes. \n\nWell of course I wouldn't be writing this if that's what had arrived. No, alas, we got our rolls but sans modifiers, i.e. spicy salmon with and spicy tuna without avocado. So I politely pointed this out to the waiter. The appropriate response would be: O. M. G. I'm so sorry--be right back with the correct order. Nope. The waiter looks at the rolls and then goes to check with the sushi chef. He returns and tells us (!) that the rolls are actually correct: that salmon colored roll is indeed tuna, and the tuna colored roll is, in fact, salmon. When confronted with the issue of salmon colored ties (not to mention half of Craig Sager's wardrobe) being named after the wrong goddamned fish, the waiter could only muster a vacant stare and offered to talk to the manager. TALK TO THE MANAGER? \n\nSo the manager comes and reiterates: yes, that is indeed tuna. \"The one colored like salmon?\" Yes. \"And the tuna colored one?\" Salmon. Ah. \"Would it matter to you if I told you that I ate the 'tuna' roll and it tasted conspicuously salmony?\" No, that is indeed tuna. We add to our tuna (insert name of some made up, nonexistent spice that turns tuna salmon color and vice-versa) and that makes it look that way. \n\nNow I'm making this story drag, I admit. But the concept of someone so brazenly lying to me (or just being plain fucking stupid) is highly irritating to me. If it weren't, I'd watch fox news. But no, the manager and waiter all stuck to their story. What I should have done is played along and ordered a spicy \"salmon\" roll, complete with avocado. But I was too pissed to do that, and so instead I argued with the manager and embarrassed my friends. Sorry all. \n\nMoral of the story: Ten has mediocre food and fucking dipshits working the sushi bar. If you trust these mensas with raw fish that you're about to eat, go ahead. Otherwise I recommend Celsius or Shogun. (reviews to come, maybe.)
__label__4 Fantastic!  Great Service!  Very nice dining room and bar but a little on the dark side.  Went on Sunday night so not crowded.  The wine list is one of the best in the Burg.  Many wines by the glass and not over priced.  They have a bread person with several homemade breads including raisin, focaccia also comes with butter and dippings of olive oil, grated cheese and balsamic.  The bread person would stop by and see if you wanted to try more.  Could have just eaten bread all night.\n\nHad a seafood chowder soup that was packed with shrimp, potatoes, crabs, corn and more.  Spiced just right, it was delicious.  Had the beet salad with red and golden beets. with slice apples and cheese, a great mixture for a tasty salad.\n\nMy entree was the lamb and it was cooked just right.  Had it medium rare and the waitress said that is what the chef recommended.  Was able to try a few different wines with the meal and they will help with your selection and very knowledgable.\n\nLeave room for desert they are wonderful.\n\nOne of the better dining experiences in the Burg.
__label__3 The seafood is excellent!
__label__2 Their lamb entree was great but they have removed it from the dinner entree selections. If you want to try it, you have to order the chef tasting option which costs a lot more. The lamb taco and seabass were not bad but I have had better else where. Over all i thought this place is over priced and the food was just ok. I was not impressed with this restaurant.
__label__4 I went to Eleven on a Tuesday night, and if you know Pittsburgh, you know that the downtown pretty much shuts down after 7pm. Regardless, there have been a bunch of conventions and shows in and out of town, so I made a reservation. It is recommended, but you could probably get away without, since they also have an upstairs floor.\n\nFor food, I started with the three sisters salad. The salad was a bigger portion that I expected, and it had just the right amount of dressing (and I don't usually like dressing on my salads). As my entree, I ordered the seafood combo. Oh man, was it delicious. It came with two perfectly cooked scallops, a round and fat crab cake patty, and a piece of salmon. I love seafood, so this dish was perfect for me. All of that was served on a bed of risotto that complimented the food very well. Last but not least, DESSERT! Even though I was stuffed, dessert deserves a separate stomach, so we ordered the candy bar and the orange (i think?) pudding cake. Both were delicious and highly recommended by our waitress.\n\nOverall, the service was great. Our waitress was knowledgeable about the menu items, and I trusted her recommendations. The food was delicious, and the ambiance was nice. The food/drink is a little more pricey than what I would usually pay, but I would go again for a special occasion.
__label__4 Our dinner last night was outstanding!  From the fantastic celery leaf gimlets, grilled Hamachi collar, and tuna tartar we had at the bar - to the wonderful tasting menu we had in the beautiful dining room - everything was truly spot on!  Our waiter was Brian - what a gem.  Chef Stevens is a genius - that dinner was amazing.  Amanda, the manager came over to check on us as well.  It's one of our favorite places!
__label__4 I always enjoy Eleven for dinner, great drinks, meals and service. Never disappoints but some may find it pricey to enjoy on a regular basis. \nA great value is Eleven's Sunday brunch! For $29 you get a choice of cocktail or juice. The Cucumber Moscow Mule was so fresh and yummy! Choice of appetizer...from six fresh oysters to beignets something tasty for everyone and then an entree ranging from waffles, burgers, omelettes with bacon and so much more. All served with quality sides and attentive service. (Peet's coffee is so tasty too!) What a value! A great place to take visitors or just yourself. I have gone several times and like to keep Eleven's brunch in heavy rotation
__label__2 This restaurant is probably the pride of the Pittsburgh natives.  From the surface, they have it all.  Cool vibe, dim lighting, open kitchen, sleek d\u00e9cor, specialty chef, etc.\n\nIt is definitely a more formal place and I would consider it \"Fine Dining\" so that is important you know that before you go.  It is the kind of place that doesn't have specials because the chef is constantly changing the menu to fit what is in season.  It is also the kind of place where a bread boy walks around with a basket of goodies and rations them out to each patron.  That's all fine and dandy but to some extent I just wanted him to leave the basket of bread and take a hike.\n\nMoving on...Our server was annoying.  She was stalking our table and she didn't come across as sincere.  Hard to explain but she wouldn't just allow us to enjoy ourselves.  We had a 6pm reservation.  I mean it isn't like she was trying to turn our table....I think she was just bored.  When my husband made the reservation they asked him if it was a special occasion and he told them, yes...our 8th year anniversary.  Just a note to management...don't ask if you don't plan on acknowledging it.  We have been asked in the past but then brought out a little box of chocolates, given free desert, etc.  But here?  Nope.  We got hassled by the waitress.\n\nI ordered the pike which was pretty good.  It was served with brussel sprouts and sauteed apples and all types of other colorful things around the perimeter of the plate.  It was good, not great.  Hubby ordered the salmon which is served just pan seared but raw on the inside.  He requested that it be cooked through to medium well.  Well, guess what?  It was pinker than a newborn baby.  He didn't enjoy it at all.  He told the waitress and she quickly offered to have it cooked through so we waited and it came back in crumbled pieces of cooked salmon.  It tasted much better but again, no apology from management.  That is just my pet peeve I guess.\n\nWe passed on dessert because none of them stood out to us.  We grabbed the check and left. \n\nThere are some good things about this place but they could use some fine tuning.
__label__0 Hyde Park, What happened?! \n\nMy wife and daughter took me here today for my birthday and it was a absolutely horrible experience! The service was so so slow. We ordered our meals 10 minutes after we sat down and it took 40 minutes for me to get my shrimp cocktail appetizer. We had to ask for bread because we were so hungry from waiting. \n\nIt took another 30 minutes for me to get my lobster bisque that had no lobster in it what so ever, my wife to get her salad and my daughter to get her burger and fries. \n\nMy wife and I both ordered The Filet Mignon and Crab Cakes. The supposed Filet Mignon tasted like liver and my crab cakes were burnt and full of filler with little if any crab meat at all. We complained to the floor manager and she got the \"Guest Service Manager\" Matthew S. He was very apologetic and took our meals, drinks and desserts off our bill. He only charged us for my shrimp cocktail and my daughter's cheeseburger. \n\nBefore today we went to Hyde Park four to five times a year. It's a shame because that dinner totally ruined my birthday. \n\nI'm not sure if I'll ever go back!
__label__1 Had dinner here the other night, I wasn't pleased. Our waiter was AWFUL! He actually told me he'd get yelled at if my water glass wasn't full of water at all times, this was after I told him I didn't want anymore water. Really? This guys job is on the line because I drank some water? I thought he was unprofessional and noticed the his coworkers felt the same way. Then I saw at another table the server actually talking up the food and offering suggestions!! The food, well, some of it was good after I seasoned it at the table. The steak was under cooked but the salmon was good. The potatoes were bland, the Bearniaises sauce that accompanied the asparagus had separated and the asparagus itself was huge and woody, could only eat the tops.  \nThe wine was good!   I expected more from a fancy $200 meal for two restaurant.
__label__1 It wasn't terrible, It wasn't great. The group I was with had some steak mishaps with the wrong level of cookness. \n\nRaves were the lobster pasta and the salads (not the wedge salad, which I think are stupid anyway). The anchovies were dry. \n\nCrab cakes were good but I've had better. \n\nService was on top of their game, gratuity was included for 8 people so they got double tipped, and didn't bring it to our attention. Our bad. \n\nI expected more from this place.
__label__3 Two words- cheap, good. Lunch specials are very affordable and the portions aren't too bad. So many noodle, rice and a la carte dishes to choose from. To be honest the quality is better than Sam Woo's. Come here for lunch or dinner, you will not be disappointed!
__label__3 we went for brunch w/friends a couple of sundays ago i had the tasso ham benidict w/a small ramican of sausage gravey on the side (usually over the top) it was fabu the service is always great and lunches/dinners also great good beers on tap and good cocktails
__label__3 Love this place..
__label__1 We stopped in here last weekend for a quick bite before meeting friends.  The restaurant itself is cool, hip and modern.  Service was very good too.  \n\nThe real issue was with the food.  We ordered the mac n' cheese and the sliders.  Both were incredibly underseasoned.  I think the food has potential but I'm wondering if they had a substitute cook that day.
__label__4 As usual these people go above and beyond today we showed up 20 minutes before they opened and took a chair outside to wait for opening the very delightful wait person came out side to greet us, I said I know your not open yet we'll just wait out here until your ready, he said no problem were ready do you want to dine here or inside ? We chose inside and we were seated at our fave corner table. This place rocks Great job guys
__label__3 Disagree with post from 12/23\n\nThis place is the closest to authentic you can find. The mole sauce is excellent and the patio in the warm weather is a great place to chill on a nice night. BYOB or go across the street pick up a sixer or two.\n\nThey will keep your beer cold for you, bring some wine and they will also mix up some sangria for ya!!
__label__2 I love Himal Chuli. I wish I loved Dobhan. The space is attractive but not warm and welcoming. The service is lackluster even when there is hardly anyone in there. \nAs for the food, it is uneven. I recently had the Tandoori chicken. It was delicious, moist, and good to look at. The vegetables were equally as tasty and attractive. The accompanying yogurt sauce was excellent. \nI have had lamb a couple of times in the past. The last time I had the tangine it was so salty it was inedible. I spoke to the owner who said the preserved lemon could have caused the problem, he offered no reparation. \nThe vegetarian dishes are overpriced. \nI wish that the owner and staff reflected some commitment and joy about this restaurant that could be a neighborhood gem.
__label__1 When my fiance and I tried the restaurant on the 21st of July we were pretty disappointed. Service was good but our table was rocky; I know they have plenty of carpenters on sight to fix these. They were out of one mai ingredient to make the first 2 appetizers we requested. The waitress said they had not gotten things unpacked from the delivery truck yet despite the restaurant opening around 2pm daily. The main course was linguine with clam sauce. The sauce was good but the pasta was SUPER al dente. I mean near raw. I know some chefs rave over this concept of semi-uncooked pasta but in the real world we eat it fully cooked. And being a chef myself I can say that this was overly al dente. Dessert was wonderful with no complaints. I wish I just ordered three of them to be my appetizer and main course.
__label__3 A group of 20 of us dined here one evening during our last visit.  I've eaten here several times, and really enjoy the food.  The food was still good (cracker crisp margherita pizza is my go-to), but I am docking it a star because of the fiasco with the bill.  This was two nights before our wedding.  We were buying all the guests dinner Friday and Saturday, but it wasn't in our budget to feed everyone for all 5 nights, so we were up front with the restaurant that this was going to be separate bills.  Somehow that didn't get communicated to the server.  It happens, but the way it was dealt with was excruciatingly slow and painful, with all 20 of us sitting around waiting for it to get figured out.  Honest mistake, but could have been handled better.  I'll still be back.
__label__1 This place was alright, just not what I was hoping for. The curry was a little too soupy for my liking. The customer service was great, we had a really nice waitress but unfortunately I don't think that would be enough for me to want to go back.
__label__0 Uuuuaaaaaaaaaaahhhhggggggggllllaahhhh (that's my puking sound). While I didn't actually puke, I'm very surprised. \n\nIt was a typical Thursday night where neither of us (*cough* James *cough*) could make a decision on where we should eat. So while driving aimlessly down the road in every which direction, we pulled up Yelp and went to the closest Thai restaurant with solid reviews. \n\nWe sat down and both of our noses turned up wondering what that smell was. James proclaimed \"it smells like a bathroom in here\" I, however, couldn't smell what he was smelling....YET. All I could smell was cleaning products, like too many combinations of chemicals that make you wonder if someone is laying in the back passed out. I could smell bleach and something that smelled like a lavender scented ammonia. \n\nI don't know why we stayed, maybe it was the hunger pains. Maybe it was laziness, but I regret that decision. \n\nI ordered Hot and Sour soup and Egg Rolls. \n\nThe soup wasn't good, it was chicken broth with cayenne pepper dumped in. Some bland chicken and some uncooked mushrooms (straight from the package). James kept telling me to move my soup back because he thought it smelled like dirty feet, although I'm not sure how he could smell that over the bathroom stench. \n\nThe egg rolls were better but very greasy, I did like the inside however. \n\nAt some point in our meal, I finally got the whiff from the bathroom. OMG. I'm done eating, can we just go??\n\nWe thought it was a one time thing, maybe the line cook had some nasty Taco Bell for lunch, maybe their plunger broke, but after reading the reviews, this has been happening for months. Get a damn plumber out there or shut your doors. \n\nNASTY!!
__label__1 This place really smelled bad, I wouldn't have stayed, however my friend was already eating her soup when I arrived. I did my best to get over the smell, I couldn't eat the soup, I ordered the lunch special red curry. It was really good, not as spicy as I would've liked, but not bad. I doubt I'll be back.
__label__0 Once I loved this restaurant ,\nThis is third time we order vegetarian and they had chicken in it..
__label__0 This place is no good now - HUGE portions of rice in the nigiri, and 3 of our group came down with food poisoning after eating here.\n\nThe yakisoba and other appetizers weren't that good either, even if you ignore the issues with the nigiri and our getting sick.\n\nWould not recommend, ever.
__label__2 I usually love The Coffee Bean.\nSomething's wrong with this one, though....  something's wrong with all the coffee inside the Venetian!!?!?!\n\nI love a good, strong cup of coffee but it's either the water at the Venetian, or a plot to drive me insane, but all the coffee in the Venetian Hotel drives me nuts.  \n\nBut, it beats the room service coffee, and every morning. I had a cup of Joe from this place.\n\nFor the coffee -  1 star.\nThe way I had it brought to me every morning while in Vegas by a wonderfully  considerate hunk of a man  - - I throw in an additional 2 stars... hence, the 3-star rating.  :-)
__label__0 Ugh!!  \n\nA 25 min wait greeted us before anyone recognized our presence.  We were offered complientary champaigne in consideration.  Who drinks champainge??\n\nWe were allowed to order wine prior to hearing of the chef's feast, which offers a wine pairing.  That's dumb.\n\nWe ordered a meat/cheese plate.  It contained head cheese.  Hmmmm.  Overpriced and oversalted.\n\n30 min later our salads came.  The salads were ok and unfortunately the highlight of the meal.\n\n35 min later our main course came.  Overcooked, uneventful, lame.\n\nI can't drink alcohol and ordered water.  Twice I was left w/ no water for extended periods.  Both times I was foced to ask for water.\n\nThere were no hand towels in the unisex bathroom.  It's no fun to dry your hands using toilet paper.\n\nThe \"best\" part was saved for last.  Quiessence automatically adds an 18% gratuity, which is OK assuming the service is at least adequate.  It wasn't.  Further, as our waiter dropped the bill, he explained the 18% \"goes to the house\" and anything additional we might addd, though not required, is most appreciated.  Egad....why does the house need a service charge w/ the magnificent margins they charge for their normal food service?  And why do they put their staff in the position of shaking down their patrons for tips?\n\nAlthough it's a very nice, calming setting, I found myself wanting to leave after the first appy.  Food, service and ancillary were simply terrible.  Stay away.  You'll spend your $175 for 2 much better most anywhere else.
__label__3 I was in the restaurant last Friday. It was wonderful. This is among the best places I have eaten in Phoenix. I had the beef, almost a stew. It was very well prepared. My cousin raved about the gnocchi. My favorite thing about this place is the low key atmosphere. The wait staff is low key, attentive, but not overbearing. The house is charming and its a really comfortable place to sit and have a leisurely meal. \n\nI would have given the restaurant five stars but I question how it can charge $48 for a bottle of Arizona wine. It was a pretty terrible bottle. I would have sent it back, but I wanted to give it a shot so ultimately it's my fault for not saying anything to the waiter. Our second bottle was a lovely California Pinot Noir. \n\nIf you haven't been to Quiessence add it to the top of your list.
__label__4 I was dragged to this place by my wife who has gotten really into trying new places. I had heard some people talk about it but mostly it was complaints about the price, so I had negative feelings about the place to start. \n\nUpon arriving all I can say is it's not much to look at from the dirt driveway. But once we entered, we were greeted by several extremely friendly hostesses and waitresses. Hands down the restaurant had a fantastic warming, and inviting feeling about it. We were put at ease and that was good because this is part of its charm. The full experience lasted 3 hours. \n\nFor dinner we did a full service chef choice thing where they picked for us the wine and food that is perfectly paired. I'm not much on wine but everything seemed to be better w/ the combination. I had no complaints about the food at all. Perfect. When the bill came I had no problem paying the $300 or so because it was well worth it. Taste, portions, service. All A+ \n\non a side note, we went all out and there are a lot of less expensive items on the menu so price is relative to what you order. The Assume service is shared by everyone.
__label__2 It was my first time here and I brought some friends. I was really excited about the meal since I've always heard great things about it and thought this would be a great time to try it out during Restaurant Week but that excitement fell by the wayside as the night progressed.\n\nWell, the food was \"ok\". Despite my friend's duck being a bit on the dry side and the soup being served in bowls that were too wide which made them cool off faster than they could be eaten, it was decent.  The ambiance is pleasant and definitely romantic.  \n\nService wise... definitely left room for improvement.\n\n1) Some of our dishes were taken while we were still eating.\n2) On more than one occasion we had to ask for more water.\n3) When announcing the food the waiters were presenting, some forgot the descriptions. Not a super big deal but if you're going to open your mouth to announce what is in the dish, shouldn't you remember what is in it?\n4) There was a 30 minute wait between the appetizer and the first course\n5) The servers chimed into our party's conversation unexpectedly. This is something I'd expect of Dennys, not Quiessence.\n\nIf you go here for dinner, bring a flashlight for the parking lot and the walk through the courtyard to the restaurant.  An older couple I saw leaving almost couldn't find their way through the courtyard and I was a bit worried one of them might fall.  Considering the rough terrain, you'd think they'd light up the pathway a bit more.
__label__0 The wait staff kept on telling us that the bread was on its way as it was in the oven after a 1/2 hour the bread comes out wrapped in a napking and it was ice cold stale rolls  (we laughed)
__label__3 The oysters were good but the cocktail sauce they give you was just okay. The oysters also had a slimy look/feel to it. \n\nThe combo pan roast was delicious though. I highly recommend it. You can order one and split it with a friend.
__label__2 The oysters here were really good. The price here is very fair for seafood. Although the reason that I'm giving this place only 3 stars is because our main entree was drenched in salt. We ordered the seafood gumbo and I had to take a gulp of water everytime I took a bite of my gumbo.
__label__4 This might be my favorite joint in Vegas.  Been coming here for years now and I've tried much of the menu.  They have the best pan roast I've ever had.  I love the sweetness of the pan roast.  The gumbo is also awesome!  Its kind of a more bitter flavor but I love the okra and the sausage in the roux.  The boulliabase is also really good, more tomato flavor than the pan roast but not rich and creamy like the pan roast.  One of my favorites is the clam chowder.  Go here and you will not be disappointed.  Warning though, there is almost always a wait.
__label__3 I hate everything about the Palace Station except the Oyster Bar.  Loved the pan roast.  It was rich, tasty and spicy.  It was chocked full of tender fresh seafood.  Just like Louisiana!!!  Loved the calamari also. Could not even finish 1/4 of the huge serving.  This place just seats just 20 people, so prepare for a long wait if you do not show up at an off time (like 4PM on a weekday).  Its a great place for couples, but a trio or more might have a struggle finding a place to sit together.  Everyone is really social at the Oyster Bar, which added to my experience.  Will definately be back
__label__4 MMMMMMMMMM  just got back from a Girls Vegas Weekend and visited here for lunch on Sunday.\n\nTHEY ARE NOW OPEN 24 HOURS!!!!!!!!!!  OOOOOOOMMMMMGGGG!!!!!!!!!!\n\nI have never tried the clams on a half shell before, but OMG!  they were so delish and fresh and sweet!!!  MMMMMMMMM\n\nMust come back very very soon!!!
__label__4 My girlfriend had to drag me there Because I did not want to go to the palace station for seafood. Boy did I eat my words... It was awesome the food was amazing and cooked fresh to order. Not only was the food great but so was the service big thumbs up to Steve and Ricardo.
__label__4 I didn't want to yelp about this spot as I always called it my families little secret. But with the line and obivously the huge amount of reviews, it is no secret.  \n\nThis is a stop EVERYTIME I am in Vegas. Food is just amazing. Yeah yeah, Palace Station. I thought that the first time too. But this place is crazy delicious. Half dozen oysters for me with splitting something and that fills me up. \n\nI know I have had the gumbo, jumbalya, etoufee and I want to say I tried something else the last time I was in town but cant remember what it was. However I know my girlfriend looked at me with a food smile I have never seen.  She loved it! \n\nMake it a stop everytime you are in Vegas. Just hope your luck is used on the tables and not showing up here when there is no line.
__label__4 The line is always long.  The casino is super smoky and off the beaten path a ways.  BUT and this is a big BUTT...this place has the most amazingly delicious pan roasts on the planet.  As soon as we step off the plane in Vegas this is the first place that we stop.  OMG it is so good.  We have also had a few other dishes which were also fantastic but nothing beats the pan roasts here.  I hate that there are only about 15 chairs at this tiny little oyster bar because the line takes forever to get through.  This past weekend we waited for well over an hour to be seated.  I want to say it was probably closer to two.  It was well worth it though.  This is definitely a must stop place while in Vegas.
__label__3 As a local who lives close to Palace Station, I go to Oyster Bar about once a month (and whenever I have out of town visitors). \n\nThe food is fantastic. I've tried nearly everything on the menu and by far the best thing on the menu is the Combo Pan Roast. I also almost always get oysters on the half shell when I visit. The oysters are always super fresh and very reasonably priced. They currently have a late night special where a half dozen is 8.99 (full dozen is 16.99 if I remember correctly).\n\nThe only negatives (and they're big ones) are the wait and the service. If you go during a peak times (weekend evenings), expect to wait about an hour in line and then another half hour to get your food after getting seated. Basically, the place is really popular and there are about 16 seats at the bar and 2 overworked chefs who often struggle to keep up with the orders. \n\nIf you go during the day and get Ricardo as your chef you're in for a treat. He's super friendly and probably the best oyster shucker I've ever seen. He definitely gets your food out faster than the other chefs.
__label__4 I love this place.  Actually, i loved it so much that I dined here two nights in a row!  OK so you got to order the Pan ROAST Combo, it comes with shrimps lobsters and crabs.  If you are a seafood lover, you must order this.  I ordered the Pan Roast at level 8, and it has a kick to it, it was not overwhelming at all.  \nI also ordered a dozen of Oysters on the half shell.  So yummy!\nYes there is a long wait, but come on good seafood! good beer and friendly service.  I was fortunate enough to dine during the hours that both Sandra and Ricardo work.  Sandra is the waitress/server where she takes order, she's friendly fast, and accurate.  Ricardo is the chef that makes yummy food.  OMG! he was so nice and friendly and even shook my hand to greet me.  He also did some modification to my pan roast where it took the pan roast yumminess to another level:EPIC.  He added more lobsters and clams.  Sea food lover gone to heaven right? OH gosh!   \n\nBtw-if you want to avoid the long wait, come at 1 or 2 am when you are drunk. :) good food. definitely coming back!
__label__4 This is my favorite place to eat in Vegas. The long wait in line is oh so worth it. I can not to wait to eat there next week.
__label__4 Dear Oyster Bar,\n\nIt's not very often that I fall in love at first bite, as a matter of fact, this was my first time. In Japanese we say \"hatsukoi\" which means first love. Though technically you aren't my first love, you are now. I must thank fellow Yelper Dave F., for bringing us together. If it wasn't for him suggesting I give you a try, we would've never met. \n\nMy friends aren't Yelpers and when I told them about you, they weren't exactly thrilled. You see, they don't get the concept of Yelp. Which doesn't quite make much sense to me since they always ask me to jump on my app when they have no idea where to eat at. Of course the girl with the Yelp app to the rescue. \n\nAfter perusing some reviews and reading them out loud to them, they agreed to go. Don't tell but I skipped over the long wait part and only highlighted the good. I knew I had to remain mum about possible waits up to 2 hours. My one & only mission was to just get them there. \n\nWhen we arrived, the counter was full with 2 people in line. I was hopeful. There were 3 of us, we had left the others at the hotel since they were too hungover to join us. Totally well played. The best part was, as soon as we stepped in line, 5 people got up! We didn't have to wait a single minute! The stars, the moon, the universe, everything aligned perfectly. \n\nI ordered the Pan Roast Lobster and this is where my love affair began. The friendly waitress suggested the heat level at 6. Since it was busy, we probably waited about 20 mins, maybe a bit longer but it didn't seem long. I was fascinated with the lone cook who was creating dish after dish in front of me. He was like the energizer bunny, zipping around in that small space. \n\nWhen he finally placed the ginormous bowl in front of me, my eyes sparkled. Huge generous amounts of lobster were floating in my bowl. Then I took that first bite. My mouth exploded with flavors. I don't even think I can find the right words to convey how delicious my pan roast was. It was total perfection. From the level 6 heat to the scrumptious lobster to the lobster bisqu\u00e9 sauce even the scoop of white rice that was in my bowl. My eyes were now in the shape of hearts as I gazed at you. My heart fluttered, I was officially in love. \n\nMy friend ordered the seafood pan roast and another the shrimp scampi (which came with pasta) and though we all tried each others. I can say unequivocally hands down, mine was the best. \n\nThe portions were so generous that none of us could finish our meal. One friend suggested on our next visit there, we should share. Huh? Huh? What? Did I just hear that correctly? Was he skirting around the issue that Yelp and Dave F., is what brought us there? \n\nI must give kudos to your chef and waitress. Both were consistently busy taking orders, clearing off counter space, preparing each order, opening raw oysters or clams with such ease, and refilling drinks. All of this while engaging people in friendly conversation and a smile. \n\nI know some patrons complain about lack of counter space with only about 20 seats but I hope you don't expand. I love the ambiance and the intimacy. Even though you're in the casino with no walls separating you from the rest of the world, you wouldn't even know it since one is more focused on the activity in front of them and of course the delish food. \n\nWhen I go back to Vegas, believe me, I will definitely visit my first love. And to you sir Dave F., arigatou, merci beacoup, kamsanmida, gracious, danke. You are the bomb! \n\nP.S. I would wait in line a million years to eat here again. Don't let the wait put you off. It's so so worth it.
__label__1 I was extremely excited to finally eat here! in the end.. I was very disappointed.\n\nMy boyfriend and I love oysters! Being an oyster bar we thought it must be fresh and delicious! Holy crap was the oysters shitty!  We could not believe how dirty the oysters were! They did not take the liberty to rinse or scrub the oysters shells before prying them open.  I do not think they were fresh! We bough a dozen and could barely finish half.. My boyfriend almost yacked up one of them because it was already bad.  It was already hard enough trying to eat the dirty oysters..after eating the bad one we noticed the couple others didn't look good.  The worker at the end never took our plate away until the end asking if we were going to finish it.. yeah we just said no.  There's something wrong there if we did not finish it buddy!  We watched them open the oysters after and saw how dirty the shells were and noticed that the shells had bands around them to keep the oysters from opening.  THIS PLACE IS NOT KNOWN FOR THE OYSTERS!\n\nWe also had New England Clam Chowder and Chicken Gumbo.  These came out a lot better.  I've never had Gumbo but my boyfriend said it was decently good.  I am a fan of clam chowder, and it was good, nothing amazing.  So the rest of the food must be the talk of the joint.\n\nThe service, it was mehhh.  I swear the cook in front of us looked miserable, took some time for us to have a server attend to us the couple times we needed something..\n\nDefinitely will not be back..
__label__4 Came on Sunday at 11 AM and luckily there was no line. \n\nGot the seafood combo pan roast- chunks of seafood in a tomato-bisque-like soup- soooo delicious!! It's the kind of sauce you would wanna dip everything in! And the seafood jambalaya is good with pieces of lobster, clam, shrimp, and mussels. I don't even like raw oysters and I tried one and they tasted so fresh! I already wanna go back to try the cioppino and gumbo \n\nService was good and the chef is very funny and provided great customer service!!!
__label__3 Linda S. does not wait in long lines for food...except today. Today was about subjecting my family to driving across town to a long wait inside a smoke filled casino which has surely stunted my daughter's growth...all in the name of PAN ROAST. I would have lived the rest of my life ignorant of such a dish, but I became aware of this PAN ROAST in my quest for clam chowder in Las Vegas. The name itself brought images of a sort of pot roast, and of course this is sooo not even close.\nI've been to Palace Station for conventions and would not have guessed I would be dragging my family here to eat on a Sunday afternoon. Crazy. I was hoping the line wouldn't be too bad, but we ended up waiting 1.50 hours to get our food. About 45 minutes into waiting, I noticed the 21 & over sign, so we inquired about take out since we had our daughter with us. They do offer take out but we would still have to wait. They only have about 18 seats at the bar. 18 seats plus 13 people ahead of us translated into about an hour to be seated.\nI was especially curious to see how they prepare the pan roast. They use special steam pans and the food is cooked right in front of you. The chef was very jovial and interacted with patrons. Maybe if he just cooked, it would go faster. But the customers seemed to enjoy it and the servers were very nice.\nI am terrible with remembering chronological order but here is my account anyway. If I missed anything, please feel free to let me know as I would like to attempt this recipe at home :) \nFirst came a scoop of butter, then garlic and chopped veges (looked like onions, celery and red peppers). Then I think he added the fresh seafood, followed by a ladle of clam juice. He let it cook until bubbly. Next came the sprinkle of chili powder to taste (1-10 level) and other seasoning...possibly celery seed. He let it cook some more. Then a splash of brandy and white wine. Finally a healthy ladle of a creamy red stock. Cooks it some more until hot and bubbling. The last step that put a smile on everyone's face was when he tips the pan into the bowl, puts a scoop of white rice and serves it up. The long wait is over :) Nom, nom, nom! Be careful not to burn your mouth as it comes out very hot.\nPAN ROAST is a delicious and creamy seafood stew full of flavor. The combo pan roast has shrimp, lobster and crabmeat. Not at all fishy and very satisfying. The broth is rich and so flavorful,  you won't believe that you finished the entire thing...I know I didn't.\nThe CLAM CHOWDER  is one of the best I've had. Creamy but not heavy. Tender pieces of clams and small little chunks of potato (not too much). Another winning dish here.\nI am happy to say that I would venture another trip to the Oyster Bar for the PAN ROAST and Clam Chowder.
__label__2 I had the Manhattan Chowder and the seafood jambalaya. Both were pretty good but tasted pretty similar. My bf had the  etouffe and that also was very similar. I didn't try the gumbo although it looked identical to everything else.  Very cute experience. I would go back maybe if I had another Cajon craving since this is the only place in vegas I've found. It's a decent place to eat but if u compare it to real Cajun food than u will be a little disappointed.
__label__1 This is like a more expensive, less tasty version of Macayos. \n\nI went here with a group of about nine people, and even though six of the nine people were present, they didn't seat us until everyone was present.  Hmm, ok.  This was on a quiet Monday evening.\n\nWe're seated and I will give credit to the server as she was very pleasant and attentive.  There was rarely a time a beverage glass was empty. \n\nThe food leaves a lot to be desired.  I had the carne asada taco plate with a side of guacamole.  It was as if nothing had any seasoning.  I understand Americanized Mexican food, I really do, and I did not go in here with the expectation of getting super-flavorful food, but I did expect some seasoning.  \n\nI definitely won't choose to come back here.
__label__1 Waited 20 minutes for our table on a Friday night, no problem. The service was fine, it was the food that makes me give a 2 stars. The Tortilla soup was the best thing we ordered. I had the carne asada tacos, the meat was dried out, lacked the onions and cilantro that these tacos should have, plus they were at room temperature. As well were my rice & beans, and the beans were very bland. My fianc\u00e9 ordered the fajitas, the meat was hot, but the tortillas were stale and the rice & beans were room temperature as well.
__label__2 My boyfriend and I have eaten at this place a few times now.  We usually sit at the bar and enjoy a pitcher of margaritas.  The service can be hit or miss.  Our first time in we really enjoyed out service and the next few times we were a bit disappointed.  The Silverton is very close to us, so eating at Mi Casa is an easy place for us to stop in... we love to enjoy our food, although we do not always have huge appetites, we usually start with an appetizer to share followed by one of two small street tacos.\n\nOverall, this is a convenient place to stop in, the value is good, the restaurant is clean, and plenty of tv's for watching sports.... we will be back to visit!
__label__0 I am ordinarily a very laid back person.  However, when I walked in, there were at least a half-dozen people chilling behind the counter, and it still took at least 5 minutes for someone to help me.  I ordered a bagel and an iced americano. \n\nI waited nearly 10 minutes for my bagel, and when I asked about it, the guy picked up the bagel sitting on the counter and handed it to me.  It was cold.  To fix the problem, he re-toasted it.  So then it was burned.  Super.  Who doesn't love a burned bagel in the morning.\n\nNow let's talk about that \"Unlimited Coffee\".  Honestly, this stuff should be limited by federal mandate.  As in...don't drink it.  Even after four Splenda and a healthy dose of milk, it tasted like something died, they blended it up and poured it over ice for me.  I took one sip, gagged, made my brother experience the nastiness, and then logged into Yelp.  \n\nNow...if you're just coming for the \"coffee shop atmosphere\" don't do that either.  It looks like they gave a 13 year old a $500 budget at WalMart.  They have folding chairs to sit on and the sketchiest couches I've seen outside of GoodWill.  \n\nIf zero stars was an option, I'd go with that.
__label__1 To be fair, I haven't tried any of the food or gelato; only coffee. My review will be based on the \"coffee shop\" aspect.\n\nI've been here twice, and both times I was served by the same girl, who was unfriendly and seemed annoyed by my presence. Part of what I look for in a coffee shop is service, which was sorely lacking both times. My latte was not great, but I've had worse. The milk definitely needed to be aerated better, though.\n\nIf you need a place to study for school or do some work, and maybe want a sandwich or something, this place is great. Someone mentioned the low volume of the music--it is true, it was very quiet. Personally, I actually prefer louder music, but I had my headphones, so it was okay.\n\nSome of the other (apparent) employees (or maybe even owners?) seemed friendly enough, but the unfriendly service from that one girl is enough to keep me from coming back. There are plenty of other coffee shops around that will be happy to have me, and I don't think losing my business will affect this place too much.
__label__3 This is a great place for a cuppa joe and working on your laptop. What I like about this place is that there are power outlets everywhere. The staff are friendly, and the drinks are tasty. The only gripe I have is that they are expensive (even moreso than Lux Coffee which is also a \"tax-included\" place), but not so expensive that I avoid the place.
__label__0 this kashman's is closed - as of Sunday June 20, 2010\n\nTheir summit location is still OPEN - however, this is a little farewell to the Pinnacle Peak location.\n\nWhat used to be my favourite deli turned into a nasty neighbor. It's nothing personal, but really - they did everything to drive my business away, so when I say their doors closed, I was actually relieved because they left a sour taste in my mouth. While their food was decent, it was overpriced and I never got over just how cold and unwelcoming they were to not just me but everybody.\n\nI will not even bother to drive further north to visit their other location because really the farther away they are, the happier I am!
__label__1 In the past I've looked forward to even craved Pho Kim's fare.  Unfortunately, my recent visits have not delivered the consistent quality I've come to expect from this establishment.  I'm beginning to think this place is not what it once was.
__label__1 Ok food... I wouldnt go back. Not much else to say...
__label__0 When ordering from the vegetarian portion of the menu I asked about any dairy or egg in the basil tofu and told the waiter that I was vegan.  He said that while a few of their dishes are egg and dairy free, they use fish sauce in everything on the menu - and they do not make dishes without it because it isn't authentic.  I asked if there was anything on the menu that didn't have fish sauce in it and he said that they could probably make the fried rice without fish sauce, but they definitely put oyster sauce in it.  He then told me that oyster sauce doesn't have any actual oyster extract in it so I can eat it.  Oyster sauce does have oyster extract, among other things that make up the sauce.  \n\nVery disappointed that the waiter was so unaware and unwilling to accommodate.  Menu should be clear that Thai Me Up's version of vegetarian actually includes fish or other seafood.
__label__3 I went to their newish home off Carson treat and was thoroughly impressed with the food. I'm not sure if they got a new cook or what happened, but the food was much better the last time I went there (when It was on carson st.)\n\nKudos to the chef.
__label__2 So I was in the mood for some lobster.  And not Red Lobster.  You know how you are usually still hungry after you eat at red lobster?  Not here.  Go hungry.  My little guy was about a 3lb. and I did not even finish it!  The most lobster I have ever had by far.  You also get soup (clam chowder) and twice baked potato.  I enjoyed my dinner, but my hubby and dad steaks were ok, so 3 stars.  It's kind off back off in an alley behind Fatburger, but the inside was very nice.  Very quiet with dim lighting if that is what you are looking for.  BTW price was about $20+ per pound. (or something like that)
__label__3 Pretty, pretty good.  This place is tucked away behind The Bentley Projects just south of downtown Phoenix.  You can't see it from the street, and there's not really anything around except some empty lots and the gallery; apparently you just need to be in the know ... and you want to be in the know.  Nice outdoor seating, not too crowded, and great food.  It's a lunch place, and the menu was mostly upscale salads and sandwiches (brie, goat cheese, sundried tomatoes, etc.).  I just stuck with the turkey club on focaccia, and it was mmm, good.  It also came with a white bean salad that was really good.  \n\nPlus, the dessert and drinks looked/were fantastic.  I really want to try the banana pudding and the frozen hot chocolate (which I tried to order, but I think the waitress said they were out of chocolate, what?).  They had a bunch of crazy-but-amazing-sounding lattes, cute mini-cakes (I had the carrot cake, which was good, but a little too much on the frosting; I could barely taste the cake), and super-good looking cookies (I bought a cute bunny rabbit sugar cookie for my friend, and it was sitting on my desk all afternoon, its little bunny eyes taunting me and daring me to bite off one of its bunny ears).\n\nDownsides -- The service was slow, the indoor seating didn't look too great (the music inside was yuck), and it's not exactly cheap (cookies were three dollars, mini-cakes were five, and I think the cheapest sandwich was nine bucks).
__label__3 It looks like The Cupcakery http://www.yelp.com/biz/rOqY1Vj8sQ6kL9XLVQRslw?hrid=uAzjdVfA6_GBBfK2cuhwrA over in Henderson might have some competition in the world of fancy cupcakes!\n\nOpening up only a week and a half ago, word is that Cupcake Lane Bakery has a franchise in mind.  I spotted this little store as we whizzed past W. Flamingo Road and suggested, \"Make a right turn!\" to my bf.  As we drove up, we noted the \"Closed\" sign and knew a return visit was a must.  \n\nComing up with some cute names as \"Road to Hana\" and \"Strawberry Fields Way\", Cupcake Lane Bakery tantalizes your taste buds with their large selection of tasty morsels.  After reading through each and every description, my friend chose the \"Michigan Avenue\", the bf chose the \"Lake Tahoe Boulevard\" in honor of his hometown, and I went for the \"Hollywood Boulevard.\"  (I technically should have gone for the \"Lombard Street\" or the \"Ghiradelli Square\" in tribute to my hometown!)\n\nThe \"Michigan Avenue\" is a \"lemon-infused cupcake topped with a zesty lemon cream cheese frosting and garnished with yellow and blue sprinkles.\"  My friend was impressed and knew she was in big trouble since this location was not too far from where she lived.  Not being a huge lemon fan myself, I was hesitant.  It was rather refreshing and light.  Sweet without being tart, and actually, pretty darn good.\n\nThe \"Lake Tahoe Boulevard\" is described as \"Sitting around the campfire and enjoying our take on the S'more.  A chocolate cupcake with a marshmallow center, topped with chocolate ganache and crushed graham crackers and finished with a drizzle of chocolate.\"  It tasted like a brownie with a gooey center.  It was yummy, but not that special in my opinion.\n\nSticking with the basics, the \"Hollywood Boulevard\" is \"a vanilla cupcake topped with vanilla buttercream and sprinkled with stars.\"  I felt this was the best way to truly taste the cupcake and the cream on its own.  The cupcake was moist, flavorful, and could stand alone.  The buttercream was sweet, not overly done, and not dependent on the cupcake to stand. I was impressed.  \n\nCupcake Lane Bakery has a lot of promise.  The interior decor could use some help and they have two solo couches and two small chairs for sitting.  They also offer monthly special cupcakes, like this month's was the \"Times Square\" which had champagne in it.  At $2.25/each, or $23/dozen, they are definitely going to be fair competition.  I'll be back to try the \"Savannah Street\" and the \"Park Avenue.\"\n\nSidenote: They even offer a Pupcake, a cupcake made specifically for your furry four-legged friend!
__label__1 I purchased a Hollywood Blvd cupcake as well as a Savannah Street treat.  The Hollywood Blvd cake tasted like it was purchased at my local Vons - not that that is a bad thing, but if I am purchasing cupcakes from a cupcake shoppe, I have higher expectations.  The frosting was extremely sugary - sort of like you want to barf after eating it.  The cake was moist but its flavor was overpowered by the frosting.\n\nThe Savannah Street cupcake was very blah.  The cake had a sort of waxy taste to it and the frosting flavor was much too weak.\n\nI was glad I had the opportunity to sample, but I will not be driving down Cupcake Lane any time soon.
__label__0 I usually don't enjoy giving places 1 star, but this has been the worst cupcake experience yet.\n\nMy sister and I went to try these cupcakes. She had a red velvet cupcake, and I had a carrot cake cupcake. Both were topped with a 'cream cheese' frosting. We both experienced a very alarming chemical aftertaste from the frosting. The cupcakes were kept cold, which left the texture and flavor of the cake rather dry.\n\nWe also picked up a few cupcakes for our parents, a banana cupcake with a 'peanut butter' frosting, and a coffee cupcake with a 'coffee frosting.' \n\nThe frosting screams vegetable shortening, both in texture, taste and mouthfeel. \n\nI would not recommend this place for cupcakes, there are better bakeries in town.
__label__2 Throwing up a review for the DMV since it was my first experience at this location. I must start by saying that it lived up to all expectations; above average. \n\nFirstly, any Vegas local knows of the mental mind torture that is the Nevada DMV. This serves more of the same pie with a few improvements.  The single greatest improvement to this DMV is definitely the parking lot.  Henderson is ridiculous with its minuscule parking lot but this location has plenty of available parking on a busy day; plus.  \n\nOther than the parking you can still expect about an hour - two hours standing and another hour - two hours sitting after you pull your number.  All in all, the DMV still sucks but this location will at least have a place to park.\n\n- Their is plenty of parking outside (Hendo, take a note)\n- Chairs to sit\n- The employees are reasonably
__label__2 Who likes the DMV? Nobody. Then why do I give it a 3 star? For the self-service kiosks, where you can be in and out in less than 10 minutes. It's the best thing they could have done to help keep people moving. Now the only time I dread going is when I have to actually see a human to get done what I need. Visit the website to see what you can get done at the kiosk. And they have kiosks in other businesses (AAA's, grocery stores, etc) around Las Vegas, so check that out.
__label__2 Nove was an interesting Italian place.  At the top of the Palms, I was expecting a bit more for the price.  Our meal was very expensive and unfortunately, I did not like what I ordered.  The server said the Seafood Spaghetti was their signature dish and honestly, I would be embarrassed if this were my restaurants signature dish.  Nove was a decent experience but I will probably not return.  I really wanted to love this place, but I just didn't.
__label__1 The food is good (not amazing). \nMuch of the time it's an effort to find your waiter. \nThe prices on food and wine are very high. \nAnd the acoustics are positively impossible. My table of six had to yell at one another, and the people at either end of the table couldn't hear each other even when yelling. The music is too loud and all the surfaces are hard which makes the soundscape shrill and overbearing.\nThere is nothing intimate or elegant about this restaurant. \n\nNove needs to decide whether it's a high-end Italian restaurant or a trendy club.
__label__2 Overall, a good meal.  Food was quite good and menu was well varied in options and choices.  Waiter service was hit or miss.  Hostess stand service was friendly, but needed some improvement.  Design of restaurant on 51st floor was a missed opportunity.  Value about average.  See details below.\n\nHostess Stand - 2.5/5:  Had 6:45pm reservation, arrived at 6:40pm.  Table was not ready, invited to sit at the bar and order a drink (where we ordered a bottle of wine.)  Table was not ready until 7:20pm.  Should have been offered a cocktail for table being ready 35 minutes after reservation, but was not.\n\nService at table - 2.5/5:  Main waiter was somewhat hard to find and a bit aloof (the restaurant is fairly poorly designed which contributed to this, more on that later), asked to see regular menu and price fix menu, was told that price fixe no longer available (which I do not believe to be the case).  One item ordered was never delivered (and did not show up on the bill - so perhaps a lack of attention here). Food servers and busboys were quite good, somewhat made up for main waiter issues.\n\nFood - 4/5:  Quality of food was quite good.  Bread service with oil, parmagianno and pepper flake was good, caesar salads were good, fresh, properly prepared/dressed, arancini were good, ordered the short rib ravioli, quite good, although a little light on the portion, also ordered sunday gravy pasta, excellent, high quality, generous portion, death by potatoes ordered but never served.  Wine list was extensive with some reasonable options.\n\nDesign/Ambience - 2/5:  Nice interiors, but many fatal flaws.  Did not take advantage of location on the 51st floor of Palm's Fantasy tower, perimeter banquettes face towards the interior, not the view outside, interior tables do not get good view due to being blocked by banquettes.  Sat at banquette side by side with wife (which was ok, but did not allow us to easily face each other while talking) and we looked at interior/bar, no view outside.  Also, they put flat screens on windows looking outside - very odd decision, distracts/blocks view.  Bar has best view as it is raised, but is most distant from view.  Missed opportunity by designers and owner - this restaurant could be on the first floor of the hotel and it would not miss the 51st floor location.  Kitchen is far down a hall - leads to delayed service and likely exhausted wait staff.  Music too loud for conversation.  Very mixed crowd - familiies, couples, military, clubbers with very little clothing, party groups, etc...\n\nPrice - Prices were about right based on 'high-end' status of restaurant.  Wine list has some good options, many items quite expensive.  Noted several people bring own wine (odd for this type of restaurant) - not sure of corkage fees.  Liked the menu structure - could eat a multi-course meal, or more tasting style - many options here.\n\nOverall Value - 3/5:  Based on high-end status - would rank about average here.  If this were a neighborhood or casino restaurant not on the 51st floor of a hotel tower, with a slightly lower price point and the same food, value would rank a 4/5.
__label__2 The food here was good, but to be honest, I expected more. After drinking yardlongs all day (it was spring break, don't judge!) I didn't have a huge appetite so I just ordered two small plates instead of an entree. I started with the crudo--a fresh selection of sashimi, generously cut, with lemon and olive oil. Simple, it made a good beginning for the meal. I then had the raviolo, which combined a couple of my favorite ingredients: raw egg yolk, pancetta, and truffles. Sadly, it fell flat of my expectations. Don't get me wrong, it was delicious, but I really couldn't taste the truffles at all. A little bit of a tragedy. It was also a tad oversalted and the slightest bit undercooked (and I always prefer my pasta very al dente, so this is a rare criticism from me).\n\nI might give Nove Italiano four stars based solely on the food. Unfortunately, the ambiance and the service left a lot to be desired here. With the intimate space and the amazing view, there's so much potential here...but some genius thought that a pleasant accompaniment to a romantic evening at an upscale italian restaurant would be club music pumping through the speakers. Alright, I'll probably be heading up to Moon later, but I'm not trying to get my dance on while I chew my pasta. I'm not saying i need a violin serenading me at the table, but perhaps something a little more lowkey would be more appropriate.\n\nI also felt that our waiter, while not unpleasant, didn't seem to have any grasp of the menu whatsoever. And at a restaurant where I'm likely paying $60+ for my meal? You should probably get more than 1/3 of the fishes in the crudo correct (\"white tuna\" and \"tuna\" are hardly interchangeable). You should probably know that the appropriate response when I ask if you would recommend the raviolo is not, \"It's basically bacon and eggs.\" You should probably, at the very least, be able to give a rough estimate of the portion sizes. Our waiter couldn't handle any of this. Maybe he was new, or having a bad day, or there was some other explanation for his ill-preparedness. It still rubbed me the total wrong way. I would consider coming back here again for the food, but if I don't, I don't think I'll be too upset.
__label__4 Delicious!!! I went here while visiting my best friend in Las Vegas. Amazing views! And the food was delicious. Simply superb. We got there late, right before they closed, and STILL had amazing service and delicious, scrumptious food. Small breads and bread sticks with oil, grated cheese, and pepper flakes before meals (complimentary) were tasty! We split the navo speciality pasta and the gnocchi, yum! Very romantic ambiance, but also great, large tables for groups! Great place.
__label__1 The food was great. The service was terrible.  Waited 30 minutes for our reservation. Finally had to ask then waited 10 minutes to pay the bill finally went up to the front and paid the bill. It is really noisy   If you are looking for quiet and nice look elsewhere
__label__3 All dogs go to heaven, but first you have to repent at Franktuary.  \n\nAt first I was an unbeliever.  I mean, how good can you make a haute dog?  I was blind, but now I see.  Just have a little faith!  I tried the classic Texan (chili + cheese + jalapenos) and a gourmet Pittsburgh (coleslaw + smooshed pierogie aka pot-sticker wrapping).  I liked the type of hot-dog buns used.  It didn't collapse or split under pressure.  It must be a sin to make a hot-dog so divine.  I slurped down the heavenly blue (blueberry blackberry raspberry) fruit shake very quickly.
__label__1 Meh. Sure, the hot dogs are good, and you can get it piled with toppings. But it's quite expensive for what you get!\n\nAnd I was really excited to see they had Poutine on the menu, as my Canadian brethren had told me legends about the stuff. But I came away a little disappointed. Guess I'll have to wait until I end up in Quebec to try it again!
__label__0 I purchased a Groupon for La Scala and decided to use it on Valentines Day. I was a little disappointed that they did not accept it, but I wouldn't have minded at all if we had a good experience. \nNeedless to say, the service was extremely poor and the food was horrible. I ordered a seafood pasta dish and I've never tasted nastier seafood in all my life. The shrimp tasted old and the other seafood was extremely \"fishy\". I couldn't believe what I was tasting so kept trying to gulp it down, but about a quarter of the way through I just couldn't do it. I really felt like I would be sick if I ate anymore. The waiter made no comment to how full my plate was when he picked it up. Probably because they had about 1, maybe 2 waiters in the whole place!  On Valentines Day! \nBecause service is so poor in Vegas, my boyfriend and I can usually look past that if the food is good. Not in this case. This was probably the WORST dining experience I've had in my life! So bad I threw away my $25 Groupon!
__label__4 I love the Art Theatre. It plays a decent assortment of international films and indy films. The concessions include beer and wine and better food than the typical movieplex. It is clean and has a wonderful sound system, the seats are comfortable and the staff are intelligent and ready to converse with you about the films or whatever.
__label__3 Siam Terrace is one of my favorite Thai restaurants in Urbana. It's also memorably one of the few restaurants I have a favorite dish at just because they make a red curry so well. Don't let that detract you from choosing something else on the menu though. The rad nar, pad thai, and other options are all excellent choices. I'm just particular I guess.\n\nIt's not quite five stars just because sometimes it does feel a little cramped if you have four or more people (and the proximity of the tables feels a tad off), but I'd have to say it's more than four. Appetizers are alright, it's hard to go wrong with basic fare although the shrimp appetizer is quite good and I heartily recommend it.\n\nWhile I put it at $$ it's more like $ and a half. Prices are very reasonable, with my favorite red curry starting at $8.99 or so for the vegetarian, chicken, or tofu options, and a bit higher for meat entrees (usually no more than $12 in the case of seafood).
__label__2 Enjoyed the cheesesteak sandwich with house potato chips.  Lunch buffet wasn't stellar.  Love the fact that you can call ahead in the morning and have fresh whole wheat pasta made in time for dinner.  Be prepared to be surprised by the price.  I didn't think it warranted the cost.  I did enjoy the veal scaloppini!\n\nPizzas looked good, but haven't tried them yet.
__label__4 If you are looking for authentic Italian cuisine, VinciTorio's is a must try. My roommate, who lived in Italy for a year, says that their food is the real thing. No diets allowed here.\n\nTheir Burrata e Pere is a great starter mixing sweet and salty with a combination of cream cheese and pears wrapped in proscuitto. My favorite dish is their Agnolotti Carbonara, which is ravioli stuffed with chicken and sausage in a cream sauce, topped with bacon. Like I said, be prepared to have a real meal here. \n\nThe owners are visible on most nights and have pictures of their trips to Italy up for customers to view. The wait can be longer on weekend nights, but they have an excellent patio and bar to enjoy a glass of wine while you wait. \n\nAdditionally, the wait staff is incredibly patient and friendly. My friends and I have closed down this place on quite a few occasions and have never been met with an impatient waiter trying to shove us out the door.
__label__1 I've tried this place twice now.  The first time, I really loved their calamari appetizer.  The rest of the dinner a seafood pasta was just okay.  The second time, I ordered a chicken breast with asparagus in a cream sauce (alfredo) with a side of  Italian wedding soup.  The cream sauce was so bland that I had to dress it up with condiments on the table.  The soup was a big disappointment as well no flavor and too much orzo and not enough broth.  My husband had the lasagna and found it cheesy with very little meat.  With all the great reviews, I was willing to give it another try, but the price is not enough for me to try it a third.
__label__4 This is our favorite Italian restaurant in the area. Great ambiance - it's always busy. If you don't reserve ahead - can be a bit of a wait on Fridays or Saturday nights. We usually go along a little later to miss the rush and can get seated right away after 8:30pm\n\nThey have recently expanded to include the shop that used to be next door. Bar has been moved over and now more entrance space in the lobby.\n\nThe staff are very friendly, knowledgeable and there seems to be very little turn-over since it's often the same folks we see serving in the restaurant year after year.\nMy wife loves the Ravioli di Zucca (butter nut squash) dish - slight hint of nutmeg and goof for vegetarians. I usually go with the Seafood Fradiavolo (mussels, shrimps, calamari etc. with linguine pasta). We should experiment more, but love these dishes so always go with them. The house Chianti is very nice - can never remember the name.\n\nDishes come with a salad or soup. Salad ingredients always fresh , but perhaps they could change it up a little.\n\nWe have had the odd hiccup  over the years, but forgive them the odd lapse since on average the service and food are great.
__label__1 I'm only rating the food... I got a ToGo order. \n\nI love supporting local / family owned places but I must be honest with my reviews.\n\nI would have given them 3 stars but the Lasagna was HORRIBLE.\n... It was simply a pile of pasta sheets (like 7-8) with one 1\" wide, half inch thick strip of sausage on one end and a small amount of cheese in 2 or three layers.\n\nSo either the chef has NO CLUE what Lasagna is - thus he/she needs to go a google search - or they were cheap azzez ripping off customers. If I was sitting in the place I would have sent it back without blinking.\n\nAlso ordered was Pasta Prinavera (pretty good) and a Stromboli which was good, worth ordering again.\n\nIn all I'd rally like to give this place another try but I feel cheated by the pile of pasta sheets they charged me for calling it Lasagna. So, I have not decided if I will give them another shot or not...
__label__2 VinciTorio's\n1835 E. Elliot Road, Tempe, Arizona\n\nWe arrived at VinciTorio's on a Saturday evening at 6:00 with reservations. We were seated in about 5 minutes\n\nWe skipped the appetizers and started with salad. I and companion had house salads; mine with a house Italian dressing, and companion's with a Balsamic dressing that didn't appear to have any balsamic in it.. The salads were fresh with some nice frisee, but lacked tomato. \n\nMain courses were ordered. I ordered Linguini with clam sauce with extra garlic. Flavor was satisfactory, but it would have been much better with a less watery sauce. The clams appeared to have been from a can rather than fresh. While my personal preference would have been a slightly thickened sauce, it was properly prepared and could be easily sopped up with lots of the excellent garlic bread.\n\nCompanion ordered ravioli, which when brought out were sitting in pools of water in the sauce. They obviously were not properly drained and/or leaked in the hot water bath.  Again, my personal preference would have been to have the sauce thicker so that it adhered more to the pasta, but that is a matter for debate among chefs.\n\nOn to desserts, the absolute high point of the meal. I ordered the Panna Cotta  which came with macerated raspberries on top and blueberries on the plate. It was smooth and silky and just melted on your palate. It was just as good as the last time I ate here.\n\nCompanion had the same dessert and pronounced it wonderful.\n\nService was at a bit of a rushed pace. The restaurant was reasonably clean.\n\nCompared to the last review I did of this restaurant, this was not as good an experience. The food seemed to be downgraded as compared to my last review, though the Panna Cotta was every bit as good as I remembered it being. Service could use some polish as well as slowing down a bit. I felt like they just wanted to serve us and get us out of the place.\n\nOne less star than the last review.
__label__2 Coming from Philadelphia I have a few things to say about good Italian food.  \nThis place is good, but not great, and the price compared to the portion size is not good.  The bread they give you before the meal is very nice and tasty.  The atmosphere is a bit ostentatious;  I going to  guess the clientele have money and they don't treat the wait staff very well, so the wait staff intern are not very friendly.  This is common in these neighborhood higher end restaurants, sad but true.  I can get better Italian for cheaper with a more laid back atmosphere else ware in the valley, but this is a hard combination to find in this area of the county.
__label__3 Good American food. Beer is pricey though.
__label__4 Ordered the Siete Mares and it is out of sight!  If I were ordering this anywhere in Scottsdale it would have cost triple what they charge.  5 blue mussels, 5 clams, several large shrimp.  Spicy, served on a bed of angel hair pasta with Texas toast to die for.  Oh, and did I mention their  beer menu is awesome...
__label__4 Enjoyed our one night stay while in Scottsdale the night before we attended Eagles game at Cardinal stadium. Great location, spacious rooms, good breakfast and friendly helpful staff. My only complaint was the coffee was weak, almost like dirty water.
__label__0 Ok, here we go again.  Really..... I don't complain all the time.... Just when i get \"underwhelming\" food at \"overwhelming\" prices.  \n\nChecking out restaurant.com.... run across a gift certificate for this family owned mexican restaurant.  Ok, discounted food, will give it a go!\n\nArrived on \"Family Night\", Wednesday... Decent crowd, 15 min wait.  Wandered into the bar area, which was neat and hopping with patrons.  Found a corner booth and asked if we could sit.... a few minutes later, we were seated.  Immediately i asked about the restaurant.com gift certificate to make sure we can use it.  We were aware we couldn't use it on \"specials\" or discounted items.. so no worries.\n\nThe chips and salsa were average at best.  I believe I have had better salsa at a Chinese BBQ.  Maybe the bottled salsa that the Pace company makes fun of might have been tastier.... \"this salsa is made in New York City\"......\"NEW YORK CITY?\" ... anyway, moving on.....\n\nMy wife opted for the \"fundido\" chicken (around $13)...  and I,  the chicken chimichanga (around $14).  My daughters split the Shrimp Enchilada (around $15).  Just a heads up to the wait staff..... I'm not expecting Ritz Carlton service, however, splitting the entree in the kitchen would have been nice touch.  No extra work would have been needed.... just would have been appreciated.\n\nFood arrived timely.  No issues there.  Silverware is actually a napkin and a fork.  Knives are placed on plates that \"require them\".\n\nOK.... Don't know if I am wrong here.... however, every chicken dish that i have had at any mexican restaurant is white meat....not dark.  I cannot tell you the disappointment i had when i found my decently sized chimichanga was made with dark meat..... and for 14.00.\n\nSame with the chicken fundido.  Dark meat.\n\nI whispered to my wife..... on the scale.... you all know the scale you have with your spouse.... 1 to 10.... because you want to know their feelings for the joint......  1 being  WTF?   .... to 10... i can't wait to come back no matter the cost.......\n\nShe hints around a 3.\n\nI just asked her.... if her meal was 1/2 price.... as on happy hour of family night... would she raise her score.....  \"absolutely not\".\n\nThere you have it.   \n\nIncluding 18% gratuity.... our bill was 38.80..... including the 25.00 restaurant.com\n\n38.80 for a lesson... eh, maybe not too bad.....\n\ni wish i could have liked you valle luna.........\n\nIt's not you.... it's me.
__label__2 TypicalMexican fare - it was pretty good but nothing special. The pollo fundido was pretty good and the bean burrito seemed pretty well executed but again there a million places like this in Phoenix.
__label__1 I guess you'd like this place, if you have been eating here since you were a child or have never had legitimate mexican food... We have both eaten in once and ordered take out food. Both times the food was \"eh okay\", service has been fine and price point is appropriate. Really not a fan of the salsa, but it seems to be an \"Arizona\" thing. We moved here from Texas so maybe its just preference. \n\nMy biggest complaint is the place is SOOO DIRTY! I really think that the carpets, booths, pictures on the walls, everything, has been in place since the late 70's. I understand the economy and that shutting down the place for a week or two to replace everything would have a tremendous financial impact on the staff, but come on! An overnight deep clean that included the walls and carpets would seriously do this place some good! I can't even imagine, nor do I want to, what the kitchen must look like. Take the 1977 little league boy's team pictures down, scrub it all, and if you must, put it back up. Its so dimly lit in there, I imagine it looks ten times worse in the light...
__label__3 We came here cuz someone in our group knew the owner.\n\nParty of 9.\n\nArrived:\nManager: What would you like to order?\nUs: Beer! The one in the special Keg..2 kegs to be exact.\nManager: Alright...any food. How about we start with appetizers. How about roti canai, X, y, z. \nUs: Sure, hm...can we order all of the appetizers on the menu to make things easier on you?\nManager: okay...what would you like for entrees?\nUs: Why don't you just surprise us?\n\nBottom line: Great food, from appetizers, to entr\u00e9es and dessert, to alcohol ! A little off the strip but worth a visit if you are craving for Thai/Chinese fusion food. The manager ordered the perfect amount for us and the food overall was 4/5! Service was great too!
__label__4 I've been a repeat customer since my first visit here--late night post-drinking eats--and have yet to be disappointed after each visit (lunch, dinner, more post-drinking meals).  I was definitely surprised when my boyfriend took me here (instead of Firefly), and I realized what I'd been missing out on for quite some time.  \n\nWith the exception of anything extremely spicy (definitely can't handle that with my sensitive stomach), I've enjoyed quite a bit of the menu.  I've had the following: \n\nMango Tofu -  Iused to order this a lot until I realized what I was missing when it came to eating BEEF.  Still a pretty tasty alternative, and large enough portions that if you eat this alone, you could probably still manage to take some home \n\nLemongrass Chicken - Pretty tasty and one of my favorites.  The first time I had this dish, I almost finished it all by myself.  Lol.\n\nTeriyaki Chicken - delicious\n\nThai BBQ Pork Spareribs - I snatched one of these from a friend's plate and he almost bit my fingers off.  Haha.  He, on the other hand, demolished the rest of the ribs and seriously kept gnawing at the rest of the meat on the bone, cherishing every bite.\n\nBeef Rendang - Tender, full of flavor, and another favorite dish that I've had from time to time.  I can't say that I've been disappointed whenever I've eaten this dish.  Even though it's marked as spicy on the menu, we were able to have the spice level taken down, thankfully.  \n\nYakitori Chicken Satay - I generally tend to get an order of these each time that I eat here.  The chicken is tender, but I really like the dipping sauce a lot more, in addition to the accompaniments--cucumber and onion.\n\nBlack Pepper Beef - I also like this dish.  Yes, I seem to like a lot of meat dishes, but with pepper and beef, I figured you couldn't really go wrong.  \n\nBrown Rice - standard brown rice\n\nCoconut Rice - Pretty yummy, although I don't really eat rice.  It's different, though--sweet, but still rice.\n\nThai Sticky Rice - This is another dish that I have tried, but is an acquired taste, as I am not really partial to rice.\n\nVegetable Spring Roll - Another basic staple that I order when I eat here.  Even though it's your standard fresh roll, the sauce is delicious, and the freshness is hard to beat.\n\nHar Gow - what you would typically find when going out for dim sum\n\nPad See Ew - LOVE this dish.  Noodles, eggs, broccoli, soy sauce = yummy.  I tend to just grab a tiny bit of this, but usually end up eating half, if not 3/4 of the entire dish. Lol.\n\nHouse Fried Rice - This is one of the few rice dishes that I will willingly eat, especially with some extra Garlic.  YUM.\n\nThai Garlic Chicken - Chicken breast with garlic upon garlic?  Obviously I am a fan. \n\nHainan Chicken - I like this as a healthy alternative, mainly because this is steamed.  I also think that the sesame soy sauce helps bring out the tenderness of the chicken, as well as the full flavor.  Be prepared, though, that this is a HUGE dish.\n\nThai Garlic Beef - Beef, garlic sauce, and garlic?  Again, a fan of this dish. \n\nMango Sticky Rice - my boyfriend's definitely a fan of this dessert, as he loves rice, sweets, and mango.\n\nDelicious, delicious, delicious.  I can't help but talk about how much of this menu I love.\n\nIn addition, the service is great (I've eaten with larger parties of 10 to smaller parties of 2) and they're quite attentive, friendly, and helpful when it comes to suggestions and refills.\n\nMy only problem is that the lot gets packed at night, so plan accordingly (the plaza shares a parking lot with Firefly, Ruth's Chris, and other restaurants/businesses.\n\nI will say, though, that I've enjoyed coming here--whether to grab a bite after going out, enjoying a quick lunch, sitting on the patio and listening to the DJ spin or even just sitting indoors and enjoying the company of friends/family/my significant other--despite the reason.\n\nCan't wait to come back...
__label__3 This is probably the place you should eat in Vegas. the price are a fraction  of what you would pay to eat at other places. 3 appetizers 3 main courses and the bill comes out way less than eating 2 entrees inside one of the 17 fancy hotels.\n\nThe food is pretty decent. friendly service. attentive. tons of seats.
__label__1 This place is a ripped off! They automaticaly put 18% tips on ur bill. The service was so slow, the waitress is so annoying, offering you drinks, if u dont want it, she will still ask \"its really good tho\". I dont care, its my money, why bother? Food was expensive too. Double price of regular thai out there. Dont want to come back for sure.
__label__0 Kids wanted Mexican......sooooo glad we got a discount offer for this place. I would've been UPSET if I had to pay full price for their \"mexican food.\"  I know it's a chain, but it wasn't good at all.....  Service SUCKED!  Had to wait to be seated.......wait to get drinks ordered........wait to get food ordered.  Our server was MIA, someone else took our order & brough it out to us.  Other staff got our drinks....our server only checked on us once or twice.  We were starving.....ate what we could and left!  Never will we go back!! Sooooo many better places to try.....stay away!!
__label__2 Stopped in here with a group of guys during a bachelor party.\n\nFood: It's nothing special, Just Ok.\n\nPrice: Expensive for that kind of food, don't drink here or you will pay for it later!\n\nThe server we had couldn't split our bills in to individual bills, so she kindly told us that she had to group us together. What a bunch of bull, never heard such a thing. Then the bill comes and we had tip added on...\n\nNot much atmosphere, kind of dark, and just OK food. Service is OK.\n\nGo next door to Cheeseburger Cheeseburger....
__label__2 Had the $3.95 breakfast and was very happy with it.  The special runs til noon every day, including weekends.  It's 2 eggs, breakfast potatoes, 2 warm tortillas and your choice of breakfast meat. Kind of hard to beat.  They also have $1 small bloody mary's before noon.  Our server was slow but he did have a lot of tables.  Our food took longer than the table beside us, even though we'd ordered a good 5-10 minutes before them...but I can't complain about the food portion size, which was generous, and the very cheap price.  It was a tasty, standard breakfast, and I'd recommend it for those traveling through. \n\n I can't speak to the lunch or dinner items though...
__label__0 ordered 2 carnita tacos with rice/beans. The food was cold and everything was flavorless. The food was gross and super expensive. Maybe the actual restaurant is better.
__label__4 Great Mexican restaurant inside Planet Hollywood. Affordable,  a lot of food to share, good guacamole and salsa chips, friendly and fast service.  Nice seating area inside and outside, expectantly view. Over all - super satisfied!!!
__label__0 Awful experience every time I come here. I asked for chips & salsa & was ignored. Then upon other customers & myself trying to communicate with the bartender she completely gave me an attitude. Then I asked for no salt on my margarita & she put salt on it. She tried to take her mistakes & blame it on others. When I asked for chips & salsa AGAIN. She said, \"you know you have to pay for it!\" I will make sure to let everyone know not to go there.  If you want good mexican food go across the street to Aria!
__label__2 So I was in Vegas this past weekend. It was the last weekend of drunken debauchery for a buddy of mine. So myself and 29 other dudes roll in a stretch H2 to Scores. We get hooked up. No Cover, get the VIP section. We did have to do bottle service which was no prob. I mean 30 guys and buy one get one didn't cost too much.  So we get 2 bottles of i dunno what kind of vodka and we get 2 more free so that was sweet. So walking into this place is pretty nuts. For one, place is GInormous. 2 floors of loud music, darkness to hide the ugly chicks and all the no no stuff going down, tiggo bitties, butt floss and dudes. So we get up to the second floor VIP section and the drinks are flowing. I think I'm on my 8th or 12th cran/vod and I'm toast. I'm asking why the waitress, who was hotter than all the strippers in the place, wasn't getting down with the lap dances. Yea she she was really flattered by my drunken dumbness...Alcohol, Wes and hot chicas don't mix....sometimes...anyways enough about that.\nThis chicks with the test tube shots were cool. Pay 10 bux, the chick puts the tube in the cleveland and you get to shoot it. Pretty simple and fun!\nSo the talent in this place wasn't that good. I mean you can look hot as hell but damn after 200 snaps, can a brotha get a boner? even just a tiny rush of blood to the other brain? cmon! this jack hammer pu$$y move thing that the strippers were doing just wasn't workin!!! Hmm maybe I was just too damn drunk to feel anything...aw well.
__label__3 Great beers on tap - Four Peaks and Oak Creek among them.  8th St. Ale - I heart you.  The place was playing mid-90s Radiohead and Butch Cassidy and Sundance Kid.  That in itself is pure genius. \n\nLiked the beer barrels showcased through a window.  The outdoor deck looks like it will be a real hit when it gets a bit warmer.   Nice cozy feel, warm avocado walls and kick-ass vintage chandeliers that I want to go back and snag!  The highlight of the decor though, is the oddly curious Being John Malkovich doorway up above on your way to the restroom. \n\nMy Chicago buddy with me was unimpressed - but I'm sure places like this are a dime a dozen there.  This place rocks.  It's the downtown bar we've all been waiting for.\n\nEDIT, 9/07 - Dave B is right on about the same music being played every night.  I always hear the same exact songs by Radiohead and Coldplay every time I go to Roosevelt.  WEAK!!!
__label__3 All I have to say is... Grilled cheese and creamy tomato soup!!!! And excellent beer selection. I'm a fan of the Rogue Hazelnut (goes just right with the grilled cheese and soup).\n\nDimmed, relaxing lighting and awesome service!
__label__2 Location: Superb. Decor: Quaint.\n\nNever tried the food, but looks like more \"upscale\" bar food. I.E. Franks and Beans, Pretzel with mustard, cheese plate.\n\nThe beer tap goes a step beyond the boring ol' Bud Light and into Rogue territory, but they only serve 3 or 4 wines by the glass (and there is no way I'm buying a bottle at their prices). The prices for the glasses of wine are what you'd expect from an \"I'm not a \"bar\" bar\" (ala Bar Bianco).\n\nLimited seating, but I like the seats.\n\nAnd because I'm a hipster doofus that lives downtown and has money to spend, you'll see me again. Damn you!!!
__label__3 Finally got to experience the awesomeness that is The Roosevelt Tavern!! it's in this historic house right on 3rd st just North of Roosevelt. WE ended up getting a few great beers from their awesome beer menu, and this super great cheese plate. it has this fantastic sheep's milk cheese, some other type of smoked cheese, aged cheddar, marcona almonds, cranberries, honey and this amazing bread from this local bakery. Just an awesome place, can't wait to  go back!!
__label__1 Had about as much atmosphere as a walk-in fridge, so we turned around and went to Centurion.\n\nSure the house looks nice from the outside, but inside comfort and vibe did nothing to make us want to stay.
__label__1 So um... Matt... WHAT HAS HAPPENED TO THIS PLACE?\n\nFor one, I have been going here and enjoying the grilled cheese/tomato soup plate for quite a while. The last few times (over the course of about 6 months or so) the soup has tasted bland and almost inedible. It's not the creamy flavorful soup I remember from my first few visits. The grilled cheese is still pretty good, but I don't go there for the soup or grilled cheese alone. It's the combination of the two I really liked. \nI almost refuse to buy soup and a grilled cheese anywhere else because I feel like I could make the same thing at home for a fraction of what I pay for it at a restaurant. But I didn't used to feel that way about the plate at The Roosevelt. It was something special. But not anymore. Maybe if I didn't know how wonderful it used to be I wouldn't mind it. But as a soup (tomato mainly) aficionado I have left the last few times feeling unsatisfied.\n\nAlso, I dunno what's going on but the service here has really gone downhill. My last waitress (who I have heard complaints about before from friends) was super rude to me. On my last visit I met up with some friends who had already been there for about 30 or so mins. I walked in and searched for them (this place is almost too dark to see anyone) and sat down. I waited a good 15 mins before the waitress came over and at first I didn't even know she was there because she didn't make her presence known. She just stood to the side of me with her arms folded staring at me like she wanted to me to hurry up and order. No hello or what can I get you. Nothing. When my food (The tomato soup/grilled cheese plate) came about 10 mins later I was not very happy with it, like I said before It's not as great as it used to be, and so I wanted to send it back. I really hate doing that but I really didn't even want to eat it. Well what seemed like forever went by and no waitress. Our waters were empty, my friends wanted more beer and I wanted something else to eat. By the time she came back (I would guess about 20 or so mins) I just didn't even feel like bothering. AND the only reason she came back was to drop off the check. She didn't even ask if we needed anything and completely ignored the empty glasses on our table. \nI mean, I don't want my waitress coming over to check on me every 30 seconds or anything but I feel like every time I go in here I just get ignored. \n\nThe one and only reason they got two stars from me is because it's close to my house and they have happy hour specials (both food and drink) all day on sunday. I'll wait for my crappy service as long as my wine is half off.
__label__2 My previous review was very harsh, but true.  I met some friends at the roosevelt last week and the service was perfect.  I have had nothing but poor service previously, but this new hipster guy that waited on us was a really great waiter.  So, I'm upping the stars, hopefully the service keeps improving.
__label__2 I find the lounge very classy and modern but the dance area is very small. Private/party areas are available for birthdays and events and it overlooks the dance floor. The crowds are more mature that the average campus bars so this would be the perfect place to avoid annoying underage kids. Drinks are expensive and the people there can be snobby at times.
__label__2 There's a lot to like about Essence:\n\nThe food here is really good.  Sometimes the portions are a bit small, but the taste is always there.  Same thing goes for their coffee, too, always fantastic and a great way to wake up... a little caffeine buzz balanced out with a breakfast bagel.  MMMM!  \n\nTheir macaroons are really fucking good, too.  I like the tiny ones.  I like miniature things, I dunno.  I like tiny chickens.  I like itty-bitty little cars.  If I could get away with it, I would shrink myself to be about 8 inches tall... but I read a Bukoswki story that made me change my mind.\n\nI don't come here as much as I'd like to because the place is always so over-crowded it's a pain in the ass.  That means they're doing well and I'm glad that they are, but sometimes I like to eat in peace.  Essence is always humming with thirty different conversations going on and clanking plates and clinking dishes.  It's not a very comfy place if you've been out drinking the night before.\n\nAs I said before, depending on what you order, the portions can be a bit small.  I'm fine with that, I think Americans, as a general rule, eat way more than they should and we've been spoiled by such large portions.  So I agree with the portion-sizes here, absolutely, but sometimes it can be a bit expensive if you want a breakfast sandwich.  It's a bit silly to spend close to $10 and get like this small-sized little guy with a single strip of ham.  The food always tastes really good, but it's still overpriced.\n\nThere's a lot to like and I'm glad that they're around and functioning and doing very well for themselves.  I have a few gripes, I guess.  I desperately want a fantastic breakfast place in Tempe but Essence is overpriced and too goddamn loud, Harlow's gives me diarrhea and... what's left?  IHOP?  Denny's?
__label__2 To start, I'm actually a pastry chef so I may be more critical of their baked goods. \n\nMacarons in Arizona that isn't from my kitchen? Of course I had to check it out! I've been to Essence numerous times and well, I don't think I'll be going back unless its on Saturday to buy a loaf of brioche. The place is small so if you go on the weekend, you might have to wait a bit for a table to open up.\n\nTheir food is good. They boast organic ingredients carefully selected and it was indeed tasty. There are a few things on the menu that is different and I love that they have a different special every day, every week. But there isn't anything on there I couldn't make at home, especially for the price on some of them. \n\nThe brioche is excellent. I can buy a loaf and eat it for all 3 meals. Very tasty. Croissant left a lot to be desired though. It wasn't a soft, flaky croissant but rather dry and bland. If I buy a croissant, I want it to flake and make a mess and I want to be able to taste the buttery pastry. Not at Essence.\n\nThe macarons - People, it's MACARON, not macaroon. Huge difference. The flavors are not anything special or unique, just standard flavors you'll see at any French pastry shop. The espresso macaron tastes exactly like tiramisu, vanilla is very good, all the citrus ones are great but chocolate is lacking that chocolatey punch. Their filling can be too warm and runny at times, which is bad for buttercream. There have been times I can tell by looking at it that it's been over baked but I give them the benefit of the doubt and take it home anyway. Big mistake. If it has been over baked for a minute, it won't make a big difference on the texture but unfortunately for me, I've been sold ones so over baked it ended up being a brick on the edges and overly chewy on the inside. Once I was lucky enough to return it but other times, I had to toss it. I have a suspicion that they also sell batches that has been out for more than a day or two judging by the texture and taste.\n\nIs it good? Yes. Can you get your macaron fix if you can't make it yourself? Sure. Would I go back? Most likely not.
__label__1 Macaroons are great, the one I had today was a little over filled but still great flavor! I was however extremely disappointed... I ordered the Greek Caesar with chicken - the chicken add was 2.95 for deli slices chicken. The atmosphere has a great feel but they need to turn the a/c on...
__label__1 I wish I continued reading more reviews instead of just the first 3 and looking at the pictures.\n\nFirst I'll say is the wait was wayy too long.  We came into this place for a breakfast before we went to our volunteering event, and the wait for our food really made us pushing it to get there on time, not to mention the fact that we had to send our food back because it wasn't thoroughly cooked,\n\nNow onto the meal... Certainly not work the money!  The eggs were raw (and sent back as previously stated), the sausage was disgusting, the mushrooms dried out quickly.  They got my friend's order wrong, but since they didn't enter it correctly on the receipt, they didn't offer to correct her order either.  When I sent back my eggs, the waitress said \"just so you know, this is a french-inspired restaurant and this is how they eat their eggs\".  Good for the French, but we're in America, and I want my eggs cooked all the way through... and not even an apology.   \n\nAs far as the service goes, they were just slow.  The staff came across as unapologetic and stressed, which I don't know why because while I was sitting there, I only saw them bring out food for the couple that ordered before us.  The other 4 sets of people that were there before us either didn't order food (I'm assuming because no food ever came for them) or already had their food.  \n\nOverall, it was just a bad experience.  If I can say anything positive, the macarons were good.  My friend enjoyed her croissant, and the timing for our replacement eggs were much quicker.  \n\nIF and its a big IF I ever go here again, it will be strictly for the pastries.
__label__1 The place is small but they have a patio that appears to accomodate as many folks outside as the actual dining room.  Menu is above register which is also where the baked goods case is located.  Makes it difficult to come in and view the case while someone is placing their order.  Intersting menu items and decadent looking desserts.  That Napoleon LOOKS impressive.  If I make it back here I WILL be having one of those.  I ordered a scramble with spinach in it -can't recall the name.  It was just okay.  It was more like a fluffy, undercooked omelette.  That could be a HUGE problem if I had been dining here with my spouse but for me, eh, no worries.    The macaroon was interesting but not like a traditional macaroon, much bigger to start.  Have to say it was rather tasty too.  My issue with this place -\nIt took so long to get our food.  For almost $24.00 I could get a full breakfast served and my coffee refilled.  I just don't think you get your money's worth here and the long wait just took it off of my places I bookmark.  For a week day the place was hopping and the parking lot was crazy -and it wasn't even close to the lunch hour.
__label__0 Horrible service.  \n\nCould not understand the clerk taking my order, then of course it wasn't what I wanted.  The clerk then tries to blame me for the mistake - what???  \n\nThe person making my drink acts like it's such a pain to make what I wanted.  Then, she makes it wrong again anyway, so I just had to walk away, with no drink, or else many awful things may have come out of my mouth!
__label__3 The only coffee place for me. Super love the earl grey latte.  The only alternative to coffee. I feel like I'm close to home wherever there is a CBTL.  Sounds silly, but 100% true.  I like the fact that it's right around the corner from the entrance to PH's casino floor.  I leave my machine for a quick dash for my drink and probably the only thing that's worth the quick dash.\nI think we all appreciate the free wi-fi - the casino doesn't even offer free wi-fi.
__label__2 First time in a bagel place and I would say it was ok.  I still can't figure out why one employee takes the order, another takes the money, another employee calls out orders and one more walks around asking if everything is ok.  All this for a bagel or sandwich seems wasteful of labor.  \n\nSince this was my first time here, I ordered an ice tea, somehow I was supposed to know it was in the cooler on the way to the line for paying.  Guess I am just out of the loop at this place.  \n\nFood was ok, nothing worth mentioning.  I could always get a bagel with coffee at another place and be just as content.
__label__2 Parisian Macaroon (Red) is very bitter. I don't know if it is because of the dye or the almond flour. I can't finish it ;(\nThe filling is great tho.
__label__0 My office is now with in walking distance, but we have been going here since it was Dee's. We being a couple of guys and I. So today Bruce said; lets go to lunch, I say, ok. He then says; I know anywhere except 5Th ave. The boy knows me so well ;-[) I tell him no I will go today, it has been a while since I have given in and gone with the masses. I just do not like the place. So we walk over and are greeted by a bubbly waitress. This place always has nice wait people. She talks with us for a few minutes and then takes our order. \nOh the food, the food. I order a french dip with Cole slaw and a side of onion rings. Bruce has his usual a BLT with well done bacon and fries.\nNow mind you we are the only folks ordering at the time and still it takes an unusual amount of time to get the food. Which by the way would have been better if we had never gotten our food. What I get is roast beef cut thickly and with the grain. Now anyone who likes a french dip knows the meat should be supple and sliced thinly, piled nicely on the bun. It should also have a rich beef flavour as should the au jus. I mean even the lowly of the low line cook should know one slices meat against the grain, always. The bun on which it sat was just that, a meat seat. I also love Cole slaw and usually will eat what is served, not this. Totally lacking any inspiration resulting in no flavour. The rings looked good, but looks can be deceiving.\nSo Bruce you are right, any place but 5Th ave.
__label__3 Even though this place is a good 20 minute drive from downtown Scottsdale, it's well worth it once you get there.  My wife and I dined there last year while in town for a wedding at the nearby Boulders resort (Excellent btw).  After one trip to Spotted Donkey, we were already planning our next trip back to Scottsdale just to go back.  Well, the golf and spa were other factors but I will travel for good food.  So our next trip was about a month ago and our two visits did not disappoint.\n\nBe sure to try the guacamole.  Although it's $10.50, it's really good.  HINT: order it without one of the ingredients like onions and they will make a fresh batch.  The second time we went, we forgot to order it without onions and it didn't taste as good.  My favorite dish is the pork tenderloin, which is served over a bed of mac and cheeese and green chiles.  It's delicious and large enough for two meals.  \n\nEven if you think it's too far to drive for dinner, the beautiful town of Carefree will give you that Arizona experience you know you want and get you away from the urban feel of Scottsdale.
__label__4 Great for either a snack or a full meal. I don't think I'll ever order Nachos anywhere else. The Sopapillas were also standard-setting.
__label__1 Hot pot ( oriental version of fondue) is more for social gathering than good food. You do that for fun less for taste.\n\nA group friend invited me for \"hot pot\", I told them about my prior experience at Asian Seafood; outdated seafood  soak in Luke warm water for several hours, It must have billion and Billions of bacteria. but they convince me, hot pot use fresh seafood -not outdated seafood, \n\nWell, I won't turn down a FREE meal - all expanse paid meal don't come that often.\n\n I will have to admit seafood seem fresh, uncooked; (hot pot only not the regular steam table), I will admit, I had a FUN time with my friends. So,,,how it it taste? well it is fresh, taste like seafood soak in spicy broth.
__label__4 I LOVE this place. I have never had a meal here I did not like. They bring fresh bread and oil to your table, which is hard not to fill up on before your meal comes. But save room. The lunch portions are huge and I'm not a big eater so I usually have two meals out of it. My favorite is the Salsiccie Alla Vodka, but everything I have tried on the menu I have loved.\n\nRecent remodel has helped open up the place. Service used to be pretty slow for a lunch hour, but the last time I was there the service was fantastic. Hands down the best Italian restaurant in this area.
__label__1 I really was hoping that I would like Harley's, as it is super close to us and would be the perfect neighborhood Italian place. Unfortunately, I was rather underwhelmed by today's experience. This is the first time I have actually been inside. I heard that it has recently been redone, so I cannot compare it to prior, but I thought the place looked rather inviting. Unfortunately, the food is just not that good. We had the calamari fritti, which I consider a safe choice. They did not taste bad - they tasted like nothing at all. I tried putting lemon on them, then marinara sauce, then salt. Finally I dipped them in olive oil. Each time it made them more memorable, but not more edible. We also tried the pizza (both the Italian meat pizza and the pesto chicken one). If I had bought a frozen pizza at the store and it tasted like that fresh out of the oven I would have thought of it as pretty good pizza and probably bought it again. However, I expect more of an Italian restaurant, especially considering how long it took to prepare (and there was only one other couple in the entire place). \nOverall, I am just disappointed. This place has great potential. I'm not saying I'll never come back. Maybe I'll have better luck with a pasta dish in the future. I just know it won't be for a while.
__label__2 I am not posting here to negatively criticize, but more to inform so they can improve something that is an easy fix. \n\nThe food we had last night was fantastic. Seriously some of the best we've ever had. But the service, was terrible. We walked in at about 8pm last night and stood at the door for about 5 minutes without having anyone say a word to us. Staff made eye contact with us and walked off... we literally were ready to walk out the door when finally someone approached us. He seated us but didn't acknowledge the fact we had been waiting for so long with no interaction from anyone, and said someone would be with us. We waited for around 10-15 minutes before anyone came up to our table, while the same person who seated us happened to have taken a couple's order (who sat at the bar AFTER us) AND served them their appetizer. We again, talked about walking out but decided to stay because of the great reviews. \n\nThe service once someone actually came to our table was okay- wasn't terrible and wasn't spectacular. The problem is the amount of time we had to wait to even be acknowledged from the minute we walked in until served. \n\nThe food is amazing, so we will be back for a second try, but If it weren't for the food..... Now that's a different story.
__label__4 I ate at Harley's for the first, of what will be many, time last night. The ambience is perfect. Romantic and quiet enough for a date, but still casual and fun enough for dinner with friends. \nWine, dinner, and the service were all great. I was a server for a long time and I know what crappy service looks like it. They don't have it here. Also, one of the owners hung out and talked to my friends and I and tended bar! I was very impressed at how friendly everyone was. \n\nLastly, if you haven't had their Bistro Bread you need to stop what you are doing and drive there right now. It is a secrete recipe of cheesy, gooey, garlicky, goodness on toasted bread. Delicious! I can't wait to go back their again. Maybe this time I will try brunch. :)
__label__1 Everyone raved about this place...save yourself the trip honestly.  I've been here for dinner and brunch both were meh at best.  \n\nHad the chicken picatta (sp?) honestly it tasted like they poured the whole bottle of wine onto my plate.  The crack bread everyone raves about is a disgusting oily mess.\n\nBrunch was over priced for what you get.  Waiter needed to be flagged down several times for refills (we were a party of 8).  The only other people in the place were friends of the owners (party of 6).  The owners kept shooting us dirty looks when we would give the waiter a heads up that something was out at the buffet (they put out the bare minimum).  We had called days ahead to make a reservation and told them that we were coming in for brunch with a party of 8.
__label__3 Yep, still darn good.  We ordered take out this week and it was just as good as always.  i wish that I had a Chen & Wok in my hood in Chicago.  Why is their lo mein so much better than everywhere else?
__label__2 One plus for Chen Wok is the employees actually speak an Asian language which I assume was Chinese.  That also might have been creating a problem as the lady taking my order seemed a little confused about things.  She did take my order, clearly, I thought for teryaki chicken.  I did ask her twice for chop sticks.  When when she gave me my tray there was a fork.  I finally convinced her that I really did want those chop sticks.  When my order finally came up they asked me for my number which I was never given.  It was determined that was okay that I didn't get a number and them she said you did order chicken with vegetables.  It wasn't what I ordered but decided it would be more trouble than it was worth to get what I really wanted.\n\nMy dinner was pretty bland but that was okay because I took what they gave me.  Surprising thing is that there was more chicken than vegetables, usually the opposite of what one might expect.  Overall there wasn't much flavor and some gristle in the chicken but it filled me up.  Overall that is the objective when one sits down to eat, isn't it?\n\nIf I had gotten what I had asked for and it had been about the same, I would have put two stars.
__label__0 Worst place I've EVER experienced as far as Chinese food goes. How hard is it to f up chinese food but these guys figured it out! It started when I called in the order and the gal couldn't understand a lick of english (no surprise there) but then she kept yelling my credit card number after I read it to her over again. Along with with the security code one the back. Just f-ed up business all together and their food is substandard. Never would go back or recommend to another not based on the credit card breech but based on how crappy the food is as well. SO MANY other Chinese restaurants around. Find one that's worthy of your patronage :)
__label__3 First time I have ever had anything from here. A friend ordered the red velvet bundt cake with cream cheese frosting. The cake itself was delicious, but the frosting was a tad too rich for me. I can't wait to try the other cakes they make.
__label__4 So where do you go in Vegas when you have a total of 9 girls in your party and they are all on a budget? A $25 dollar per person buffet seems a little over the top. I mean, how many girls can eat $25 worth of food right? \n\nWell, let me tell you about Cravings! It was honestly the best $25 dollars spent in Vegas this weekend! This place was so amazing I couldn't wait to get home so I could write a Yelp review about it. The selling point was the bottomless complementary Mimosas. \n\nNot only were we drinking endless amounts of Mimosas, we had the best server ever. She never let our champagne glasses reach less than half full. She was on point. While we were being loud and laughing a lot, she continued to have the biggest smile on her face as she contributed to the intoxication of our entire party. \n\nI'm not sure if it was my excitement of being at a buffet or if it was the mimosas, but I had the best breakfast ever. I had prime rib, mashed potatoes, sushi, shrimp cocktail, scallops, a burrito, a slice of pizza, gelato, wild rice, awesome guacamole (and I'm picky about my guac) and the list goes on. Everything at the buffet was amazing. They had an omelet station, a build your own crepe station, a sandwich and panini station, a create your own pasta dish station, Pho soup, sushi, prime rib, great deep dish pizzas and even more. The list is never ending. \n\nThe atmosphere was nice. The decor was open and modern. The service was excellent and it was definitely worth $25 per person. \n\nThis is going to be my new hot spot to hit up every time I'm in Vegas.
__label__3 It is a older hotel so you don't think of going there for the buffet right of the bat.  We somehow ended up here and the buffet was pretty good.  Not the largest selection but of what they offered everything was good quality (that's what really matters).  I was pleasantly surprised.  Would definitely go back.
__label__1 First buffet, first night. We were hungry and the place was on the empty side. Decent lay out with food all on the perimeter and cafeteria style tables and chairs in the center.\n\nEverything was okay until the end when the staff started watching us like hawks because we wanted to take out 2 bananas and 1 orange.  We're on vacation and we need to be regular. It wasn't like we were going to bag all the shrimp and a stack of prime ribs.\n\nDessert: I love that chocolate mousse. Just pile on the cream too. What? You'll walk it off in vegas. AVOID that peach soup. Do a bit of the sugar free desserts or you'll get diarrhea. \n\nSeafood: Pretty good but don't find those crab legs sprawled out like that appetizing. And why does the sushi guy bring out ONE sushi at a time. Don't they have that rice cranking machine like at Bellagio? I didn't partake in any sushi b/c it looked suspiciously old and rotting sitting there for who knows how long. \n\nDespite my criticism, I had some good food and the coffee was darn good.
__label__1 We went to Mirage's buffet for dinner last night. It was very disappointing compared to Bellagio we went the night before.  They had a poor variety of foods.  The  broth of the Asian wonton noodle soups was so plain and tasteless. No sashimi, only some sushi rolls.  Dessert selection was so poor.  Fruits were all diced up in small pieces. The price was $24.95 + tax= $26.95.  Will not come back.
__label__4 At Cravings, they have a variety of food from  different kinds of seafood to Italian to a variety of meats and a whole Asian section (including won ton soup, sushi and Pho) and indeed this place was satisfying my cravings!  The Crab Legs were so addicting! I first had a whole plate and then went for seconds. The shrimp was good because it was already peeled and ready-to-eat. The Prime Rib was MELT IN YOUR MOUTH GOODNESS! :) The Seafood Cioppino was done right but may be a little spicy for some people. But I thought it was alright! \n\nFor dessert, try the NY Cheesecake with Dark Chocolate Shavins (they have a bunch of in dividual cheesecakes). It was so good! Also the hand-scooped ice cream (try the Hazelnut!) was so delicious. They have a  time that they have for Crepes and once it closes, it closes.\n\nService we got here was great and I don't think no one else could have done a greater job like our waiter Alberto did! Changed plates, gave us drinks when we wanted a refill. Awesome job.
__label__1 At Cravings, it was all about the quantity and not the quality. There were many different choices, from Italian to Mexican to Japanese to Chinese.  Some were edible and some were not. The only thing I really liked was the grilled asparagus. The dessert bar was a disaster which reminded me of a slightly better version of the Hometown Buffet. \n\nOne would expect a better buffet at the Mirage. What the hell happened? The price is reasonable though at about $20.  If you are just going to 1 buffet, this should not be the one.
__label__1 If you are a simpleton and like basic foods, this is the place for you.  I normally like to explore foods of a higher culinary expertise, though I do still appreciate the basics.  If you fit this category, read on..\n\nI was visiting Las Vegas with my parents and trying to show them why the buffets here are impressive, and after searching Yelp for the right one, I chose Cravings.  We were there at about 8pm on a Saturday night.  There was no line, which probably should have been an indication that it wasn't great, but at that point we had been looking for the \"perfect\" buffet and were just tired of searching.\n\nThey had a wide variety of categories to choose from: Italian, carved meat, Latin, Mediterranean, Seafood, Sushi, Chinese and Salad.  However, within each category was the most basic of each food.  \n\nItalian: Pizza, pastas with either marinara or alfredo sauces. (I was hoping for fire baked crust and made-to-order pizzas, rather than old, hard cheese and meat)\nCarved meat: Prime rib or Turkey (where was the sirloin steak and \nLatin: Texas chili (not Latin!), tamales, and enchiladas\nMediterranean: pita bread, babaganoush, hummous.  (that's it??)\nSeafood: chilled cocktail shrimp and crab legs (they were too salty) and baked tilapia and salmon (typical)\nChinese: stir friend veggies, beef chow mein, fried rice, orange chicken (comparable to Panda Express)\nSalad: romaine lettuce with your choice of dressing, and vegetable toppings (I was hoping for fruit toppings and candied nuts)\n\nAnd for dessert:  only a couple of selections of pie: dutch apple, raspberry chocolate silk, lemon merengue, and sugar free cheesecakes.  Throw in a few choices of rock-hard cookies and fresh fruit.\n\nI was expecting much more, to say the least.  I probably won't be coming back again, with or without my parents.  They weren't really impressed and we all felt that money spent on food did not match the quality.\n\nThis being said, I have been to the buffet at Aria, and was much more impressed... See Aria for further review.
__label__2 Get there around 10:30 and you get the best of both worlds-- the end of breakfast and transition into lunch. If you like grazing on multiple foods all at once, until your stomach explodes, than this place is right up your alley. YEAH FATTY EAT UP!!            I waddled outta there well satiated.\n\nGood- If you can't find something to eat here, you will just have to go gambling hungry than- won't you? :P I mean really, it isn't meant to be 5 star dining people. Get ReAL!!! It's a decent spread tho and quite the mix of americanized pseudo-foreign cuisine. $16 will make you holla for TUMS or your mommy.\n\nBad- Not sure what the wait was about cause the restaurant was half empty when I went, but whatevs. Stay away from the fruit. It is not fresh!\n\nUgly- No room in my lil tummy for more MACAROONS!!!
__label__1 $58 for two people for the dinner buffet.  A little expensive for what you get.  You do have variety to chose from but I'd rather have less choices and better food. The salad was \"bagged lettuce.\"  Believe me, you could tell.  The pizza was on par with the frozen kind you get at the store. I will say the Prime Rib and Turkey was good.  eh mashed potatoes and gravy. You can get better Chinese food at the Safeway deli counter.   I saw they had carrot cake.  I love carrot cake!  Unfortunately, it was dry and tasteless.  There are these little squares of carrot cake with cream cheese frosting that are very moist and flavorful that you can buy at most gas station mini marts. I got one on our drive home.....waaay better then what Cravings had to offer.   They got the 2nd star for the Service.  Our waitress was quick and attentive.
__label__1 I thought this place was pretty average. We did the all you can drink champagne brunch and that was pretty great. However, I thought the food was pretty bad. The salad was soggy, the eggs were flavorless, everything was sinking in grease, the breakfast burrito was NOT GOOD. Usually, when I'm vegas hungover, anything breakfast appeals to me, so you can imagine my surprise when I left this place hungry. For all of the amazing buffets in Vegas, skip this one.
__label__2 This is really a 2.5.  What lies between MEH and A-OK?   OK.  Like the first Matrix sequel.  Not bad.  Not good.  Just OK.\n\nTypically I stay at the Mirage when I Vegas and so I try to slip into the Cravings for breakfast.  I would not say anything is gourmet or jaw dropping, but you can put together almost any breakfast you can imagine reasonably enough.  \n\nUnfortunately, the most disappointing aspect of the breakfast is the lame 80's era hotel coffee.  Mirage -- you don't have to serve Starbucks.  Go to a local Panera or Einsteins Bagels to get an idea of what you should be serving.  Something smooth with some flavor.  Not bland weak nothingness.   You should be embarrassed at this point.\n\nI've read other reviews that indicate this buffet used to rule Las Vegas.  I'm not really convinced any buffet can rule much of anything.  I tried to over-rated Wynn buffet and the far superior Paris buffet and I'm simply not sold on the idea that any buffet can challenge a reasonably good restaurant.  But that's not why buffets are in Vegas.  They are there to offer cheap fast eats.  They are cafeterias with delusions of grandeur.\n\nThe Cravings is a decent 'cafeteria' if you will.  The sushi lacks fish, the shrimp is plump and bottomless, the coffee (again) sucks, and they'll toss you a tasty salad of your dreams.  Like I said, it's OK... for a buffet.\n\nThe Mirage has been good about updating itself and I think it's time my favorite affordable resort re-invent the buffet.  Scrap the silly name.  Pull the Studio 54 gold and mirrors out of the interior.  \n\nI'm hearing good things about what the Cosmopolitan is doing it.  Take what works and fix what doesn't over there, bring it to the Mirage.  Charge higher prices to people walkin' in off the street but give resort guests a bold discount -- and name said discount as a benefit of the resort fee.
__label__2 I loved the tossed salad. The reason I ate here was because they had sushi...big mistake, it wasn't good at all...but I found other things that I loved. $19.99 lunch buffet and it includes your soda.
__label__3 Really expensive but then again which buffet on Vegas isn't.  That being said one of the better ones I had. \n\nWe were there at around 330 pm so one might expect the food to be stale.  \n\nGood stuff\nOslo Busco.  \nSeafood bollingase(can't spell it)\nBeef ribs both Asian and BBQ. \nDeserts \n5 dollar pitcher of bud light \n\nThings to stay away from. \nSushi\nHush puppies
__label__2 I bought a travel zoo voucher for Cravings at the Mirage and so glad I did.  The quantity of choices are slim - compared to other buffets around town but the quality of food was very good.  The only thing I didn't really care for was the desserts.  I felt it could have been better.
__label__1 The only reason we ate here was because of the two free buffets that came with my hotel reservation.  Decided to go for breakfast as I would wind up resenting spending a dinner meal here when there are so many awesome dining options in a town like Las Vegas.\n\nThere are plenty of options but all of them are just OK at best with the lone exceptions being the egg/omlette station where they make your stuff to order and the ham from the carving station.  Everything else was just mass produced, blah food.  Picture over cooked eggs (scrambled, Benedict), bland sausage patties, frozen pizza slices...  \n\nWe did experience some excitement during the meal when an old lady in her electric cart plowed over another woman who was walking near our table.  When the other woman went flying, she took out a couple empty chairs and just missed wiping out my son!  Thankfully, she seemed to be ok although an incident report was being filled out as we left.
__label__1 $35 per person (dinner)\n\nwell, the food is your typical buffet food...most of the food were below average. I am kind disappointed they could't use some better ingredients.\n\nChinese station- \neggplant- super salty\nseafood bun (my friend tried it and warned us not to get it)\ndumpling in the noodle soup (my friend tried it said ok, noodle and dumpling not as mushy as we thought since it's not made to order)                              \n\nLatin Station- pork chop- overcooked, dry and salty\n\nJapanese station- sushi- horrible (old and cold rice, not so fresh fish)\nseaweed salad- average\n                                 \nCarving station: Salmon- overcooked\n                          Prime rib- overcooked and really bad quality of meat\n\nSalad station- make your own salad\n\nEverything is fresh and the woman worked behind the counter was really nice. However they don't have any special ingredient not even arugula. \nDressing is pretty standard too. \n\nsauteed vegetables or salad from different stations were all not bad.  \n\nMac n cheese- super marshy  (couldn't finish it)\n\ncrackers with few different choices of cheese- standard\n\nhummus with super cold display like pita bread- standard\n\nDessert station- nothing looks very appetizing. \ncream brulee- the caramelized top was such a failure. It tasted like soft syrup layer float on top of it. We normally like cream brulee but it's just bad no one want to get another one.. \ncookie- alright, your typical cookie.\nAs I remembered the buffet at M resort or Pala were way better for the dessert option. \n\nDrink station: iced tea and coffee, standard. The machine made it difficult to make iced coffee your own.\n\nalso they have unlimited beer and wine if you drink. \n\nDidn't try anything else. I actually forgot to try the crab legs and cocktail shrimps!\n\nI am quite disappointed the quality of food here that probably not even compare to those casino buffet near LA. Service was fast and nice though. \n\nMy friend got resort credit for $75 and had 2 buy one get one free deal from MyVegas so the meal was basically free. \n\nBut if you have to pay for it...avoid at all cost.
__label__1 Buffet Dining.  See also: Furr's, Sizzler, Golden Corral\n\nAt about $20 a head for lunch, this place is reasonably priced by Vegas standards.  There is an old adage that says you get what you pay for.\n\nI was initially impressed by the staggering array of choices.  Nearly every cuisine invented by the various cultures around the world are represented here, all the way from the dry and arid climate of nearby Mexico to the venerable art of pastries from France.  I delighted to be able to mix my Indian curries with my pork tenderloin.\n\nYet somehow the very first bite teleported me back to the cafeteria at my college dorm.  Hangover and all.
__label__3 I think this is one of the best brunch buffets in town.  They have the make your own omelet station and great eggs and a fantastic dessert selection.  Also, the champagne for the mimosas was good too.  This place was so good, my petite little roommate ate here for 3 hours.  (Suffice it to say, she was in a food coma for a good part of the day.)  That's some good eating...
__label__1 Went there for dinner on Monday night.  Not real impressed.  The place is not much larger than a Golden Corral.  Being sort of cheap I usually stay at Excalibur and at least once each stay go to the buffet.  Last Christmas I decided to spend an extra $5 and try the buffet at the Luxor and was well rewarded.  So this year I opted to spend yet another $5 ($26.99 +tax) to see what it got me.  Last year at the Luxor was much better.  Very small salad bar. Limited cooked vegetables.  Several meat and starch dishes, almost all were cold or lukewarm.  Several of the seafood items (hot and cold) were soggy.  I did leave room for dessert and it was very good.  This place has all the pieces in place to be good and they just are not pulling it off well.  They have several seafood offerings, they use smaller warming trays so they get changed out more often which should keep food warm and not dried out.  I ate between the opening rush and the 7PM dinner rush so the place was only about 80% full and the lines were reasonable.  My server kept my plates cleared and my Iced tea full.  I did notice this trip the entire MGM family seems to be cutting back on quality and value compared to when I was there in July.
__label__2 pretty good... lots of beautiful women
__label__1 Overpriced rip off. Its bad enough that they charge $25 for an average weekend lunch buffet, but to throw you out at 3 pm is totally ludicrous.
__label__1 Would be nice if the hotel had separate line for guests staying at the hotel.\nEven nicer if workers came out and asked if people were purchasing all day pass, regular tickets or hotel guests...\n\nTried it twice here. Brunch and Dinner. For breakfast I liked the lox and fruits. Other than that everything was a typical breakfast buffet (pancakes, eggs, bacon....plus long lines. When they changed it to lunch menu, which was behind their schedule, they had a vege station and on the other side meat, poultry, soups, salads etc. It was limited selection. We got to sit towards the back \"wooden glass room\" where sunlight was good and view of a pool was available. \n\nDinner looked the same as brunch menu with the exception of crabs: snow crab legs or pre-cut crab legs. Along with the salmon I tasted I only had the crabs to eat. This time we were seated in the room towards the entrance. I noticed after awhile that this room had the loud crying kids, asians and latino's. If another party left and was seated it was the same race as the previous... and the help here were busy like crazy Just 2 ladies for the whole room. They served and bussed the tables, unlike the nicer rooms.\n\nAs for satisfying your sweet tooth. If you don't like dark Chocolate, good luck. 90% of their desserts contain dark chocolate + one dry looking carrot cake. So I just left with some vanilla chocolate ice cream from the machine in a waffle cone.\n\nAfter comparing where we were seated I can say that the people towards the front of the entrance have more work than the people towards the glass window area towards the back. The atmosphere changes as well from a Denny's room to a Tommy Bahamas room as you walk further towards the glass rooms. With that I guess if you know how they try to distinguish guests.\n\nWe have enjoyed other buffets than this place. They can do way better for the price that you pay to stay here.
__label__1 Sorry 2 stars, that's it from me. One go to the guy who makes omelet and pasta, the other star go to convenient that gives after long day at pool. \nI ask for a cup of coffee to waitress lady and she forget to bring it to me, WTH. With the price that they charged is not cheap and the varieties they provide was just an average. This is our second time here and will not go back again. \nHope Mandalay Bay Hotel decide to change to different buffet...
__label__1 I would of gave this buffet a 3 star than I thought to myself I really experienced better...also if i wanted to eat a buffet like this place, than I could of stayed in Cali and ate a buffet that would of been cheaper. \nThe whole appearance does look beautiful though.
__label__0 One of the worse Vegas buffets I've ever had.  Ended up being lazy and staying at Mandalay Bay the whole weekend so bought the \"All-Day Buffet pass\" for $43.  Had the Sunday Brunch, nothing great.  Dry prime rib, minimal selections, dessert selections limited to muffins, cakes and cookies.\n\nHope they would redeem themselves for Sunday dinner...I was wrong.  Same dessert selections.  Saw same ingredients from the brunch buffet used for dinner items.  I can't say weather if it's true...but...I saw sausage from brunch was seen in dinner's paella.  Not a lot of changes from the brunch menu to dinner menu.  Definitely not worth the ~$28 price.
__label__2 Not worth it. Only upside is there weren't too many people there. For such a nice hotel, the food was off. They did have crabs but everything else was alright. Servers were attentive but like I said, weren't too many people. Maybe since it was a weeknight and after the holidays. I'd spend the extra few bucks and dine at Aria, The M, or Cosmo.
__label__1 Went on Valentines day and was major disappointment. Extra long wait for food that was very tasteless. We were shocked. Desert was also a disappointment.
__label__1 This isn't going to sound very eloquent, but I like alliteration, so here goes-Bayside Buffet Blows!  The food and service are mediocre.  Nothing about the place is memorable.  I would recommend walking a few properties over and going to Wicked Spoon in the Cosmopolitan or the Bellagio buffet.
__label__1 For $30 a person this buffet isn't worth it. The items that are being served here don't stand out. Usual pasta, pizza, prime rib, crab legs, salads, etc. The food wasn't horrible but definitely not worth $30. \n\nThe desserts were ok, but as usual there's was nothing that would make me come back. You're honestly better off spending the $30 per person and going to a nearby restaurant within the casino.\n\n5/10 (overpriced)
__label__2 Pretty good food. Large selection. Beer and wine were included which was a nice bonus!
__label__1 I recommend spending the extra money at the Bacchanal buffet in Caesars Palace! The first time I went to this buffet 12 years ago I loved it, but we recently were staying at the Mandalay Bay for a night and wanted to just dine in the area. It costed a little over $30/adult and $20 for my 5 year old. The food selection was not as much as what I remember it to be and it just seemed over priced. The quality was good, just disappointed on the lack of selections and having to wait for certain food items. I would not go back just because there are so many other places to choose from in Vegas. I would also rather pay $50/person at the bigger resort/casinos for a better selection of food/seafood.
__label__1 Value is the key word in this equation. If I spend 15 on a pizza, I want a decent pizza. This left the lady and I looking at each other wondering where the rest of it was. We ended up scavenging for salad stuff at home to ensure we were filled up. \n\nThe pizza was good, but not what I really was hoping to get. Sorry guys, but I'll be going back to Barro's for my pie...
__label__3 I like the music most of the time about 99 percent of the time. It does as it advertises, makes me want to move.\n\nWhat I do not like is the banter of the radio folk, usually inane nonsense. Cut down on the talk and play more music. I mean I can get downtown from my home in the far west valley and never hear a tune. Yuck. I love to dance while I am driving, give some music, please.
__label__2 Wow really?  I'm the first to post a photo for this store?  This store has been here for what... almost a decade maybe more?  \n\nThis was the first and only Anthropologie in all of Pittsburgh at one time.  Mt. Lebo yes this was the only one.  Now there's one at Bakery Square in Point Breeze.\n\nI went to Anthropologie today because we happened to be nearby in Mt. Lebanon and it's my wife's favorite store.  As usual it is a search and park my behind on the couch but today with the newer holiday displays there was NO couch.  What?  How do you get rid of the only men's section of the store so easily?  Wrong.\n\nWhile it's a nicely designed store and in he Galleria I have to think it's one of the few major stores in the entire mall.  Anthropologie stores are usually in the most affluent shopping areas and/or malls in the country.  The Galleria is sort of a mystery to me but Anthropologie is IMO one of the mall's anchors considering it's not a department store.
__label__1 I get that this place is a lounge and not a club but that being said, it's a LOT smaller than I expected. For a small lounge, you'd think it'd be packed. No, it was pretty dead when I went and based on everyone else's reviews, it's pretty dead on more than one occasion. \n\nI guess being dead serves us well considering we had a group of 15 with 8 of them being guys. We had no problem getting the guys in but I'm guessing the club figured, better to have guys in the lounge than no people at all. \n\nI guess I was expecting a lot considering it's Vegas and everything is always overdone here. I like the REVOLUTION sign that spells LOVE on the other side but honestly other than that, I don't think I'd come back here again.
__label__1 I was really excited to go to this place cause I love the Beatles!!! I went to see my co-workers friend DJ'ing. When we got there I was surprised how small the venue was. The outside decor was actually really appealing. The word Revolution was huge and covered an entire wall with red back-lighting. But when I got inside the clientelle was older than I had expected which was fine...I guess. I was partying with people who had a table which was nice. When my friend did go to the bar and get a bottle of water it was, with a tip $8. mind you this was a small 8 oz bottle of water.  The person we came to see DJ was bomb. We were groovin! Then they kicked him off the tables and it was all down hill from there.  felt like we were listening to a Pandora station of Afro jack. Do like that - but not when I'm lookin to chill. We left shortly after that. Tried givin it my best shot but not worth the cost of drinks, especially combined with the disrespectful men who frequent the Mirage hotel.
__label__2 I didn't go into the Lounge as it was closed so my friends and I were just outside chilling at the bar. The bartender was super friendly, upbeat and recommended a rather delicious raspberry drink. $15 a drink (other friend got jager and redbull). \n\nCool environment, comfy chairs. Maybe I'll venture in some time.
__label__2 You's aiight.\n\nIf you're looking for something really low key in Vegas, this place will suffice.\n\nOf course drinks are still expensive as F, but it is still Vegas after all.\n\nKind of awkward because you have bottle service, a tiny ass dance floor with most of the people just standing around awkwardly staring at the dance floor wondering, \"what do I do now?\"\n\nIn order: pre-party in the room, have A drink (yes, just one) in the lounge and then peace the heck out of there for something way more fun.
__label__3 I like this place a lot more now that I've been inside.  Ladies free admission w/ free drinks 10-12pm!!!  There's no line, you're in and you're able to get out.  No problems with any of the staff - they're all very nice (even the go-go dancers).  The drinks are also strong  :]  The place is small, but bigger than I had imagined & you're able to sit for free!  The lounge is inside, but there is also a bar people can chill at just behind the REVOLUTION letters.  I wasn't too keen on the DJ... he messed up a couple times or maybe the music just wasn't to my liking?  Definitely a good spot to come to for free drinks & lounging around w/ friends.  My friends and I were dressed up, but I saw some people who were dressed VERY CASUAL... I'm talking guys wearing just a t-shirt w/ a beanie, converse & girls in denim w/ a dressy-cas top.  I would say the crowd is a little on the older side.
__label__2 This Beatles themed bar is a little too slick to pull off The Fab Four's \"All You Need Is Love\" message.\n\nIt's a fine spot to grab a drink before or after checking out the Cirque Du Soleil Beatle-centric show \"Love,\" (for my money, one of the best shows in town, right up there with Penn and Teller), but it's not worth waiting in long lines on Friday and Saturday nights to get in.\n\nLike the Elvis themed Gold Lounge at Aria, The Revolution Lounge at will disappoint Beatlemaniacs if they visit this spot at night, where they're much more likely to hear Ke$ha, Black Eyed Peas, or Skrillex tracks than a deep cut from The White Album. And they'll have to pay a cover for the privilege. \n\nBetter to stay outside the main lounge area and enjoy drinks at the secondary bar, where you don't have to pay to enter. The signature drinks named after Beatles tracks are pleasing and unique. The front area does have some nice Beatles references, including giant glowing letters spelling out the name of the place (and one of the Fab Four's most famous songs).\n\nBeatles fans should visit during the day if you're curious about the decor, when you might actually hear a song by the band when at times when hip DJs  aren't spinning.\nThe inside is nice and filled with whimisicle Beatle quotes on the walls, but the place doesn't quite pull off the 60s atmosphere it attempts. \n\nIt's a decent lounge if you want to dance, just don't come here on weekend nights if you're looking for a Beatles-centric experience. John Lennon would be ashamed, while Paul continues to cash the checks, no doubt.
__label__4 Great place loved all the B-boy events there.\nAll you can drink is lame with all the watered down cheap booze :-/
__label__4 Love the music here on a Thursday!\n\nAll about the Hip Hop!!\n\nCant wait to dance here again.
__label__2 Received an invitation for free cover and free drinks if I went to go check it out.  The drinks were good when they were free.  But as soon as they were not free it got very expensive.  A cup of vodka cran was $10.  Not worth it.  They even charge you for water.  Its fine and all, I would probably go again when the drinks were free, but I won't be buying any more booze from them.  Too expensive.
__label__3 Very good steak - nicely seasoned ribeye and cooked perfectly medium rare.  \n\nThe service was interesting.  As mentioned in a previous review, they try hard.  But there is something just not right - the service felt too coached.  It was if the waiter was just regurgitating perfectly scripted lines.  However I felt like he really didn't care.  \n\nVery swanky decor - especially for Madison.  Prices were high - glad I was not paying!\n\nMy 4 star rating is based solely on the quality of my steak.
__label__4 One of the places with the best steak and service. My boyfriend took me out for a birthday dinner and I couldn't ask for better service or steak. The lava cake was nothing but a mouthful of delicious chocolate melting in your mouth. Looking forward to come back again sometome.
__label__2 A good friend of mine has this thing about coupons. She cannot let one go to waste. She jokes that her grave marker will read, \"I got this headstone with a coupon\". I think that is true. Anyway, she received a coupon for Fleming's Steak House from American Express. The coupon was for $40 off the total bill. The coupon could not be used for the early dining special offer. We arrived at 5:30pm and the place was reasonably full. The crowd looked fairly young and we surmised these folks were here for the low priced special. The others diners may have been corporate, dining on the boss's dime. The dining room is large and  brightly lit. Many of the tables are round booths inviting you to have a romantic dinner with your honey. Despite the small crowd and lighting, the room was fairly quiet making you feel as if you were enjoying an intimate experience.\n\nWhen we were first seated a young man came by and asked if we wanted to start with the \"complimentary bread course\". Since when has bread become a course? They wanted you to know how lucky you were to get free bread these days. We jumped on the offer knowing that this was the last complimentary thing to come our way. The bread was a crusty French bread and was really quite good. We each ordered a glass of wine.\n\nOur waitress was new. She was friendly and helpful. It was clear she was practicing a specific patter she was to use when describing options and menu items. I ordered a wedge salad with blue cheese dressing and a petite fillet. My friend had mashed potatoes with Parmesan and peppercorn and the bone-in rib eye. Both of our steaks were prepared perfectly, medium- rare just as we had ordered. The meat was flavorful and tasted even better cold the next day. The serving size was reasonable. The mashed potatoes could have been shared with three people and the wedge salad was also a generous serving. The potatoes were \"ok\".  To put the costs in perspective, I will tell you that a baked potato is $9.50. Despite that fact, we shared a slice of cheesecake which I thought was \"fine\". I had coffee, she had tea. I kicked myself for not asking for a second cup but truthfully I was too full to swallow another thing.\n\nIn the middle of the meal the manager came by to see how things were going. His affect was so over-the-top we were speechless, a cross between Guy Smiley and The Joker. Made us want to cringe. The whole experience seemed staged... bright lights, pretty props and actors with a script. We had a good time (we generally have a good time no matter where we are) but it sure was clear who benefited from the coupon... Fleming's. $150, really?
__label__2 Wicked has a wicked fine product, and a wicked cute website, and a wicked easy location, but they lack the wicked smart business sense that would have made me a regular customer. \n\nI stopped in on \"Free Mini Cupcake Day.\"  One would expect that on free mini cupcake day they would be doing everything they could to get you to eat a free mini cupcake, but no..... I asked about the free mini cupcakes, and the guy at the counter (who was very nice, not complaining about that at all) said that it was indeed, free mini cupcake day.  But he didn't get me a free mini cupcake.  \n\nWe chatted a bit, and I waited to see if there were actual free mini cupcakes, then another very nice person who I presume was the owner came out.  I asked about the mini cupcakes again.  \"why yes!\" he responded, \"it IS free mini cupcake day.\".... but no mini cupcake appeared.\n\nI decided that they really didn't want people to have their free mini cupcakes, so I  decided to get some answers to questions I had after looking at the website.  I have a family member in a nearby nursing home who is diabetic, and they have sugar free most everything.... but I was informed it is all special order.  Too bad, I would have bought a couple of sugar free anything for him if they had it.   I looked around and didn't see any cookies anywhere.  I would probably have taken half a dozen of the white chocolate macadamia cookies.  I would have given more stars if they were the kind of place where you can stop in and pick things up on a whim instead of ordering ahead.\n\nI decided to ask one more time about the free mini cupcakes, and they finally pulled a couple of them out of the back for me..... something with a ton of chocolate, and a vanilla creme brulee.  I don't remember the name of the chocolate one because although the flavor and the cake were REALLY good, the filling was extremely runny.  I wouldn't make those my top choice if I came back to buy cupcakes.  The vanilla creme brulee was a different thing though.  I would wade across a flooded greenbelt for those.  I would walk through fire for those..... OK, maybe not, but I will certainly take the time to order some of those in the future.\n\nHere's the thing..... If I had walked in the door and been greeted with a vanilla creme brulee mini cupcake right away..... if I had the chance to taste it there in the shop, I would probably have bought a few to take to work...  If I had taken a few to work I'm pretty sure that at least one of my friends would have stopped by on her way home to buy more. If my friend had taken some home, her son and all the high school trendies with too much expendable allowance would have found the place and probably made it a regular gift buying thing for their high school soap opera love offerings...    \n\nSoooooo....... I say Yay! for their wicked fine cupcakes, and Boo! for their wicked bad marketing sense.
__label__4 I bumped into Slade, Donna, and Nancy at a Suns Fundraiser last week at the W hotel.  They were serving up some of their new treats, and boy were they ahhhhhmazing!\n\nSlade insisted that I sample the salted caramel - one of a new line of gourmet chocolates... omg - incredible!  It was bite size so I didn't feel too much guilt from that one but it was smooth, creamy, salty, sweet, and chocolatey all in one bite.  Yum!  \n\nI should've stopped myself there and walked away, but the new line of gourmet candy bars was staring me in the face.  How could I not sample one of the 'Rocky Rhode' specials?  This one was a bit bigger - more like the size of half a candy bar you buy at the store, and I polished it off no problem... here is the description straight from the menu:\n\n\"a wickedly sinful twist on the classic rocky road. beautiful classic flavors based on a rich milk and white chocolate peanut butter ganache and finished off with toasted marshmallows and candied pecans.\"\n\nThere you have it... one of the most sinfully delectable gourmet treats I've ever had!  Go check out Wicked's new creations... and another FYI - I think that they are changing their name slightly as well, to Wicked Kitchen Gourmet.  Either way, old skool or new skool, it's all wickedly amazing!
__label__2 The food might be good... But I would appreciate if the man at the cash were better mannered with customers... He seems to think he is doing charity by accepting credit cards instead of cash..\nGo to this place if you don't mind being treated rudely by the owner..
__label__3 This was a really great \"old Vegas\" style show. I would recommend and will probably repeat.
__label__4 I have seen some magic shows in Vegas, and Mac King has beat out the others on so many levels.  You don't even need a drink to start laughing!  Yes, his act is that funny! \n\nHis tricks don't involve a lot of smoke and mirrors or showgirls and that's what makes it more impressive.  He can pull off a comedy act which could have stood on its own, but he incorporates wonderful, new tricks involving a \"cloak of invisibility,\" a goldfish, and a man in a bear suit.  Wow! \n\nDid I mention that prices are VERY resasonable?  A tip:  Go to some ushers standing in Harrah's and ask them for the \"two for one\" coupon to see Mac King.  They will claim that they don't have them, but slip them a 10 (that's Vegas for you) and see if their answer changes.
__label__4 Yelp never steers me wrong. On our recent trip to Vegas, I searched Yelp for top-rated shows and Mac King consistently came up. He did not disappoint! Like others, we also found a way to get discount tickets. We found ours by asking the employee near the ticket office at Harrah's. He gave us 4 tickets where we basically paid for the drink and got a free afternoon show. It was so great! You can't go wrong combining comedy and magic. I was amazed and laughed throughout the whole show. Afterwards, I bought a book and had it signed by Mac King, and we got a great picture with him. Love it, so funny! Don't go to Vegas without seeing Mac King!
__label__4 Great show for the kids and adults. Mac King doesn't get the respect he deserves. Maybe he needs to ratchet his show up a notch or two by incorporating some white tigers, pink elephants, or hot models.\n\nThe show is equal parts magic and comedy, and Mac King is adept at both. His improvisational skills are sharp, honed from decades of live performances. If you are a magic aficionado, you have probably seen other people perform Mac's tricks before, but that's true of pretty much every magic act.\n\nCompare the price of Mac's show to the other shows on The Strip and it just further accentuates what a great value the Mac King show is.
__label__3 I have waited to give this place a second visit before writing a review, because the first visit (Jan 09) was so stellar that it was almost too good to be true. The second visit was a little more than a solid 3 star (especially when considering the price), so I think I'll be generous with the average and maybe give this place one more shot before moving on to other high-end dining in Las Vegas. \n\nIn fact, I was just in NYC last month, but I didn't even bother to call Rao's as I knew it was futile.....I was geared up for my trip to Las Vegas in the coming weeks.\n\nAs mentioned, the first visit was phenomenal. The service was almost too attentive, our waiter told us about the history of Rao's (I grew up in CT, kinda of knew, but not really), gave us an excellent rundown of the menu and allowed us to be unpretentious with our wine choices. Two of us were sat in a booth in a busy, but sociable room off to the left side. \n\nWe went for the full-bellied Italian order of the Mozzarella in Carrozza, arugula salad, veal parm (on the bone!), with the tomato and ham vodka cream pasta. Oh, and don't forget the meatballs and gravy..... \n\nAlthough we were in a food coma (need to upload picture to prove it), we enjoyed the meal and wine thoroughly (and dreamt about the meatballs for months). We couldn't wait to come again. \n\nOur next visit was in July 09. We had a Caesar's concierge make our reservations and dined at a more reasonable hour before 9pm. Although the house was packed, we had a very competent, but indifferent waiter who may have spent too many years in the business to add anything special to the experience. With no other guidance other than \"whataya want?\", we fumbled our way without an app (no recommendation, no order), warm white wine (I had face my trashy side and put ice cubes in the wine) an uninspiring salad, and somehow, the \"parm and balls\" just didn't hit the same high notes. After moving to red, we didn't even finish the bottle. \n\nMaybe it was the summer season, the heat taking it's toll, the down economy on Vegas, or something hidden, but the place didn't have the twinkle of that first visit. \n\nOh Rao's, if you want America to buy those sauces and pastas now found from Kroger to Shop Rite, you better give people a memorable experience in your carnival sized restaurant. \n\nAlas, I'll give it one more try, if I'm not broke off playing craps by the time dinner rolls around that evening....
__label__4 Confession.... I didn't eat here.\n\nTruth.... I did walk in on Bill Clinton eating in the private dining room and was promptly told by the Secret Service to leave.\n\nFor the record... He looked like he was enjoying his meal.
__label__1 We were disappointed by the food.  We had a table out back, on the pool side of the restaurant (the pool at Caesars is just beyond), and although the interior was fine, and the service was \"okay\" the food was really disappointing.  Not up to standards for this price range or for a \"signature restaurant\" at Caesars.  \n\nWe were a group of 4, one vegetarian, the rest not.  The octopus salad was oily and not very interesting, the fried calamari downright bad, and the main dishes not much better.  \n\nI had the gnocchi, and it could have come from a boxed mix.  One diner had the orrecchiette with broccoli rabe, which wasn't bad, just not very creative.  \n\nThe simple pasta with tomato sauce was equally uninspiring.  The meatballs were boring, not what you would expect from an \"anchor\" Italian restaurant at Caesars.\n\nWe often stay at Caesars or at least visit to gamble when in town (we're also big fans of staying at the Venetian/Palazzo), but we will not be back to Rao's when there are so many better dining options in Vegas.
__label__1 Ate here for lunch: very limited menu, service was horrible and the sodas were watered down. I ordered antipasti for my meal and the rosemary/sea salt focaccia bread: both were very good!\nI heard Rao's was better for dinner, and would be willing to try again.
__label__3 Very good italian restaurant within Caesar's Palace. We've had dinner here twice and both times were great. Their meatballs are fantastic. The service staff are knowledgable, helpful, and friendly. You can't ask for better.
__label__2 Came here with an open mind and a large group...\n\nWas not sure what to expect, but on our way over we read, on yelp of course, how amazing the meatballs were..\n\nWe ordered food to share and the servings size were decent enough to share but not over the top a small but decent serving..we started with the mixed appetizer plate and the meatballs..the app plate was good has a wide selection for everyone to try something..we orderd two for our group and it was more then enough..\n\nThe meatballs alone would get a 5 star, I absolutely loved them and the sauce it came in was amazing..I was somewhat selfish with the meatballs because they were so good.\n\nI split a plate of spaghetti with my daughter and it was good, could of used more sauce as they actually bring it out already split, but good nonetheless.\n\nService: is ok, waited about 20 minutes to get a glass of wine, on top of that it was kind of stuffy and average at best..compared to many other places in LV service was lacking..\n\nAll in all 3 stars is good, the place is really pricey for what you get..I doubt I will be back unless someone is adamant about going.
__label__1 I went here with some friends who state that this is one of their favorite restaurants in Vegas, so I was really looking forward to trying some delicious Italian food!  I wasn't impressed with my meal, unfortunately, and maybe it was due to the food I ordered.  After being meat-ed out from a steakhouse visit the prior night, I was in the mood for seafood, so I ordered a house salad and a mussel special of the night.  The $15 house salad was a huge platter of basically iceberg lettuce, tomatoes, onions, and fennel.  I should have ordered the beet salad as my friend did.  The entrees came out on a cart and are served table-side which is a nice touch.  My $35 special was some spaghetti with an average tomato sauce and mussels, some of which were still sandy.  I was not impressed.  However, I tried one of my friends meat balls and those were very good.  I don't mind paying for a good meal but the food at least has to be good.  Too many other options in Vegas... I won't be back.
__label__4 This place is amazing all the time, everytime! Its one of our favorite stops in vegas and its worth every penny! Service and food always impeccable!
__label__1 What a huge disappointment.  Stay at home and make ur own pasta, it will be just as good, if not better.  We were seated at a table overlooking the Caesar's pool area.  The DJ playing was so loud that all we could hear was the thumping of the base.  Not very romantic.  My husband ordered the spaghetti and meatballs, and being $43 I expected something worthy of the price.  Instead, we both agreed it lacked flavor and woefully inadequate seasoning. My penne vodka was even worse.  I only ate a few bites and that was good enough for me to be done.  Will not be returning to this Vegas location.  Will stick to the real deal in NYC.
__label__1 I have wanted to go to the Rao's in NYC for about twenty years.... So I tried the Vegas location and all I have to say is, Wow what mediocre food you have !! I started off with a salad that was fresh and delicious 5 stars.... Then my spaghetti bolognese came and it was sooooo bland way to much basil.... Like wtf are you thinking amount of basil. I  had to cover the entire thing is cheese just to get it down. PS they gave me boxed spaghetti for over $30 a plate I should be getting home made pasta. I tried the meatballs as well ...... They where ok, maybe if i grew up in ohio I might think this was a good meatball..... The only thing they had going was clearly thy had spent some time in sauce so they where tender. I have to say take your money and go to Lavo much better italian food.
__label__2 I've been here twice now, but I just can't help mustering up anything more than lukewarm feelings for this place. \n\nWe went for a family style kind of dinner and got to sample a few more menu items than we normally would: bruschetta, caprese, osso bucco, chicken sciarapello, meatballs, and some desserts. I will confess that the meatballs were awesome, but that's about as enthusiastic as I'll get. Everything else was just kind of meh and left me craving some good Italian food. \n\nI will say that while the food was just okay, the service was great. We loved our waiter - he was attentive, made great recommendations, and was really funny.
__label__0 Let me start by saying, I had hoped for great things  at Rao's. I mean the place was packed, we had to wait to get in. The food looked and smelled great. But then after waiting over a half hour, we finally get seated, and then reality hit! Rao's is great if you have no sense of taste and love bland food. They are known for their meatballs so a few of us ordered those. Let me tell you, the meatballs in the frozen section at the supermarket were better. Very bland. The lasagna? Again, not the worst I have ever had but very far from the best. Again, the ladies at the local church make better pasta dishes than Rao's and their lasagna does not cost $30. But the worst of the meal was the peas, onions and prosciutto.  What were they thinking? The  prosciutto was so tasteless! How do you make it so bland? \n\nAnyhow if you are thinking of eating at Rao's, don't. If you want to spend big bucks on a meal in Vegas, go over to the Bellagio and try their buffet, the locals love it. Or try FireFly Tapas over on Paradise Rd. I'm a foodie that's been coming to Vegas for 10 years. Don't waste your money here, unless of course, you enjoy spending big money on food with no flavor at all.
__label__1 Any true Starbucks fan has visited probably 50 different locations.  Well, I'll just say that out of the 10+ times I've been here, this is still the worst.\n\nI don't want to sound negative, so I'll just admit that I've never received quality customer service, and that parking here is an absolute nightmare (which is NOT their fault, so I gave them 2 stars).  \n\nTheir customer service is more painful than a kick to the face with a golf shoe.\n\nOn a more positive note...  Hey, the sun is shining!
__label__4 OH. MY. GAHHHHHHHH.\n\nWhy blow $45 on a few rounds of poker when you can spend it on an entire day pass at Qua?!?  (Answer: you don't!)\n\nI can't say enough about this place...and I am way too lazy to write it all out. Just trust me, this place is AWESOMEEEEEE!!!
__label__4 I fell in love as soon as I walked in for the quick tour. Roman baths with 3 water temps in separate whirlpool. Private showers in the corner of the roman baths area with a free falling shower in the middle of the 3 pools totally accent the place. On the two sides of the roman baths are they reclined seats, they are stone seats and they are heated!!! So soothing to just sit there after soaking In the baths!\n\nInside is the tea room which they offered variety of different teas, coffee, and hot chocolate! Super relaxing and comfortable sitting area. \n\nRight behind the tea room is the vanity area with double row of private showers next to that! The vanity was complete with hair dryers, curling iron, and flat iron! Q-tips, brushes, lotion, deodorant, tooth paste and tooth brush!! Seriously? Everything a girl can ask for, and then some after getting a relaxing treatment.\n\nAnd right behind the vanity/showers locates another whirlpool, and across from that is the sauna, steam room, and the arctic  ice room. Pretty nice cool room, and when you walk in there's a sensor that sets off the \"snow\" that falls off the ceiling, but it's really just soap. But how nice it feels when you are in there!!\n\nThe service was phenomenal. I was greeted quickly as I arrived Into the spa area, they served you tea, while you lounge, and escorts you to your treatment.( which they bring you to another room with stone heated seats ) \n\nAwwww, Qua. I'm in love and this place set a really high expectation for me for other spas! I compared it to trump towers, which was also nice, but trump was much smaller and didnt have as much amenities as Qua did.
__label__4 Beautiful, beautiful facilities. Every time I go to Vegas, I look forward to my spa treatment at Qua. It's located in the Augustus Tower of Caesars next to the wedding chapels. The staff is super friendly and the facilities are wonderful. It's so tranquil to spend an hour or two there after my massage treatment. I highly recommend this place to anyone that wants to try out a spa experience in Vegas. There's a special for a classic massage that they run on their slow days. It's $110 for a 50 minute classic massage. If you pair that with a discounted SpaFinder gift certificate, it's a great deal. You can find the gift certificates at Costco (if they still have them) or try looking up a coupon code for SpaFinder.
__label__4 I rarely give 5 stars, but I had to give it to this spa.  Nothing will ever be perfect, but for spa enthusiasts like myself, I think this spa meets all of my expectations: a friendly staff, amazing amenities, and reasonable pricing.  Keep in mind, I did not get a massage, but bought an all day facilities pass (was able to go twice in one day and spent about 6 hours here).  The spa is huge.  There are Roman baths (3 in the room) with water overflowing using just mineral water.  Very relaxing and peaceful.  There are the typical sauna, herbal steam room, and something new for me: inhalation room and arctic room.  The arctic room was interesting with \"snow flakes\" coming down, but I think an exhilarating cold plunge or shower works better for the hot/cold combo.  There are towels galore, everywhere you turn and any time you walk past a staff member, they ask if you are ok even if you just told them 5 minutes prior.  There is a tea lounge room with pretzels, fruits, juices, coffee, and tea.  You can sit there and relax and watch TV or read.  In the Roman room, there are enough lounge chairs to sleep and no one will really bother you.  Next time, I'd like to use the gym since it is included in the day pass, but I just like being one with the waters.
__label__2 Typically, QUA has been very good in service and everything else they offer.\n\nHowever, during my last visit (the week of CES).  With the CES going on, the spa was completely empty, you had the choice of massage time in 30 minute increment for the whole day.  I couldn't believe how slow it was.\n\nFor the apast 5 to 6 years on my visit to Caesars, I've always received a back-to-back classical massage.  For whatever the reason, they seems to have discontinued this service starting 2012.  Considering, how empty the spa was, they might make an exception.  Most business will make an exception on a slow days.   They rather keep it busy than leaving it empty.  So, I had requested to speak to a manger.  However, this rude, cocky man name Toby responded saying \"I AM THE SUPERVISOR AND I SAID NO TO YOUR REQUEST.  I AM THE SUPERVISOR AND WHAT I SAY GOES\"  basically yelling at me telling me how important he was and he has the final say.  I requested that I still wanted to speak to a manger.  He yelled back at me stating \"SHE'S BUSY.  SHE DOESN'T HAVE THE TIME TO SPEAK WITH YOU.  I HAVE THE FULL AUTHORITY AND ANSWER IS NO\"\n\nI never did get to speak with a manager to provide a feedback to this rude SOB they have for a supervisor.  I also did not get a massage at QUA during the trip.  Instead, I receved an awsome massage at Canyon Ranch Spa at The Venetian.  They were perfect to the last detail.  \n\nI still like QUA since I actually like Caesars Palace.  However, QUA Spa needs to look elsewhere to hire a better person to man the front desk at the QUA.  With the like like Toby claming to everybody that he is the supervisor  and telling everybody that he rather like to keep the place empty than providing a service...  well good luck to them.  This little bald headed toad  must have kissed all his boss's behind to still be a supervisor.
__label__4 No complaints...ok well maybe one, it has nothing to do with the Spa it was me. I needed more time.
__label__3 This is actually a 4.5 star situation.  Had to round down because one of my therapists failed to explain what all he was using and doing all during my body scrub + facial--even though he really did an amazing job.  Also, the \"Arctic Ice Room\" is a bit gimmicky and disappointing--it's described as having snow and heated floors/benches, but the 'snow' (which looks like ice shavings in the pictures) is really produced by a noisy bubble machine on a certain setting.  And the benches/floors really don't feel warm at all, but it is great to spend some time in there after the suana/steam room/jacuzzi.\n\nI've been to other spas with 'hydrotherapy' experiences (Canyon Ranch in Miami and the Mandarin Oriental in DC, which I assume are similar to their Vegas counterparts), and Qua is great (it better be, for the price).  You definitely want to get there at least an hour early to experience everything they have to offer and use all the different temperatures.\n\nSome of the services are really rare and unique.  My LomiLomi massage (which I haven't seen elsewhere, though I suppose they have it in Hawaii and a few places on the west coast) was truly amazing.  The guy (Bradley?  Brian?  Something like that) made it obvious that he really cared about his work.  It's one of the best massages I've ever had.  There's also some odd services offered, like color therapy--these sound like complete nonsense to me, but if you're into that stuff, I'm sure they'd do it to your satisfaction.\n\nDefinitely check out this place if you love to spa and you've got the cash!
__label__1 Qua is a lovely and aesthetically beautiful atmosphere to relax. It lives up to all the reviews of the awesomeness of the saunas, pools and relaxation rooms. \n\nUnfortunately, I was treated so poorly at the front desk that it ruined the experience...and I'm Yelping about it a year later because I hate thinking about the very memory of it!:/\n\nSo first things first, I was completely exhausted as I had just given birth to twins 6 weeks earlier. My husband surprised me with a weekend getaway so I could rest and get the A+ treatment at a spa. My pregnancy was difficult to say the least, and delivery was downright traumatic. So I was looking forward to some R&R. \n\nWe called ahead and booked a couples massage and facial. When we arrived at the front desk a very friendly man (with grey hair and an English accent I think) greeted us. He started to check us in. There was an Asian woman with long hair next to him, checking someone else in. My husband tells the man that we are there for a couples massage. He mentions to the man that we had twins and we are on a quick getaway. The woman butts in, looks at me, looks at my stomach, gives a quick glare, and then says: PREGNANT WOMEN CANNOT GET A MASSAGE. Why is it in caps? Because she darn near shouted it. So i turn around, because surely, she isn't speaking to me? And no one was behind me. She then says: YOU. PREGNANT WOMEN CANNOT GET A MASSAGE. \n\nMy husband and the man helping us were mortified. It was like watching a train wreck happen before our eyes. Admittedly, I had some post-baby chub--about 40 pounds of it, not that I was counting--and I was very self conscious of this. So much so, I almost didn't want to go to the spa, but my husband assured me that I looked great for having just had twins, and I should enjoy the weekend. \n\nI started to explain to her, and my husband did too, that we had twins. We were smiling awkwardly, and giving her the benefit of the doubt. But she CONTINUED!! It was unbelievable. She said a THIRD time, \"I'm sorry, but your pregnant wife cannot (get a massage, use the spa)...\" By this time, several people were staring at us, including the people she was helping. I put my head down, staring at my post-baby belly and started to cry. My husband grabbed my hand and enunciated very clearly, \"No. She already HAD the babies. She had the twins 6 weeks ago! She is not pregnant!\" I could tell the lady wasn't getting it, and the man behind the counter was embarrassed for her. So to lighten things up I said, \"I guess I still look pregnant, but I already had the babies.\" At that point she finally got it, and started SMILING and nodding her head. Oh, oh, oh, she said. And the man stared and the computer and continued with our reservation. He was so kind and wonderful. I think he sensed that if he belabored the point it would only humiliate me further, so I appreciated his decorum.\n\nI walked over to the retail store just to get myself out of the situation. I was definitely tearing up and did not want to cry in front of that lady. After we checked in, my husband came over and said, \"Wow. That was awful. I'm so sorry. You don't look pregnant to me.\" He was being nice, and by then it was too late. Before you think I'm being oversensitive or whatever, it's just a plain fact that women are self conscious after having a baby(s) and wonder if they'll ever be back to normal again. The last thing they need is someone telling them they're pregnant and can't get the one luxury they've looked forward to. \n\nThat experience kind of shook us up, but we told ourselves to carry on, and enjoy the day. I admit, it was hard for me to enjoy the spas at first, but I quickly got over it, and thought, How many of these women had two babies six weeks ago. Right. Probably zero. \n\nThe couples massage was fantastic. I told the therapist I was still feeling not so great after the c-section, so when he laid me on my stomach, he used a special pillow, that made it really comfortable. I loved the lavendar sauna and the relaxation room. There was a co-ed spa room that my husband and I went into for about 20 minutes before our massage. I wasn't super comfortable once a group of men came in, barely covered, so we took off. \n\nAll in all, we spent close to a grand. Was it worth it? Meh. I think I would have had a wonderful time if not for the major hiccup at the front desk in the beginning. Her loud accusatory voice and inability to \"get\" it drew so much attention to me at a time when I really just wanted to look normal and be back to my old self.
__label__0 Regarding the review from 7-18-14 - my cousin just came in from the UK and all of his cash was also stolen from his locker when he went into the hot tub for 10 minutes.  I am not a fan of keyless entry as obviously there are dishonest watchers....He never got his massage and no resolution for the stolen cash.  I wish I would have seen that review before he booked this massage. How sad when you invite guests to visit and the first thing that happens is something like this.
__label__1 This place used to have hands down the best chili on the planet, (I know it sounds odd considering it is a bakery) but I guess they have have changed the recipe from using brisket and big vegetables to using water and ground beef. It was like water the last two times. When i asked the guy behind the counter he said \"I don't know, it's just how they send it over\". 20 bucks for two bowls of water and two teas? No thanks.
__label__4 TEXT MESSAGING\nMe:  \"Wanna go First Friday at Beauty Bar?\"\nCousins:  \"I'm down, what time?\"\nMe:  \"Let's meet at my house by 10:30pm\"\nCousins:  \"Okay... what do I wear?\"\nMe:  \"It's all casual and chill.  Just come as you are\".\n\nEver wanted to go somewhere where you don't have to worry about looking cute or packing on the foundation and blow-drying your hair?  Sometimes it gets annoying getting ready for over an hour, smelling good only to come out the total opposite.  Not Beauty Bar... no, no, no.  I love the fact that I can wear jeans, a baby-t, pull my hair in piggy-tails with a puma hat over it, tennis shoes, eye-liner and lip gloss, and I'm all set to party and chill.  \n\nWhen my cousins and I arrived, there was already a line where people were waiting to be let in.  Luckily, the line wasn't unbearable and only waited for about a good 10 minutes before entering.  I knew the bouncer since I found this place through my old work promoting and marketing Kool cigarettes, and he was always friendly with us.  I was about to just walk right in since that's what I was used to, but I was abruptly stopped by the cashier.  \"Five dollars, please.\"  Damn!  First time I've had to pay to get in.  At least it's only a $5 and not $20 or more.  Can't complain.  Maybe if I wore a skirt and she was a lesbian, she would've let me in after a cute smile at her.  For guys, it's $10.  So be ready to have cash at hand.  Otherwise,  you'll have to go to the ATM and it's a waste of a walk just for small bills.\n\nIt was a crowded scene, people with drinks in their hand and/or waiting to get a drink at the bar.  At times, there are people who do art off to the side and a lady who will give you a manicure.  Never seen anything like it.  I liked the originality of it.  Mostly, it's like a lounge without any seats on the inside.  After walking deeper inside the club, there you're lead to a small dance floor and the music is like techno/dance.  That's where the bathrooms are too.  I'd hate to dance where I can smell people's shit and puke.\n\nFurther down, you'll hit the door that leads to the outside.  This is where all the b-boys and b-girls are doing their thing. The music is underground hip-hop.  Don't come here if you want 50Cent or Justin Timberlake.  Commercial HipHop is not welcome.  If it's a good crowd, it's a great night.  But this night, my cousins and I were bored.  There wasn't much happening and all the seats were pretty much taken.  So, we were just standing around.  I needed to get sloshed if it was gonna be like this the whole night.  Drinks are $5 a glass of anything.  I loved that!  Since I was a light weight, I got tipsy with $15.    Woohoo, what a cheap drunk I was.  We finally got a couch to sit on so we raced for it.  I was starting to have fun until I felt like I had to entertain someone the whole night.  That was my exit.  We stayed a good 2 hours and left.  \n\nI love First Friday.  I'd go back just so I can try to dance if there were anyone else dancing.  I guess I'd be like a karaoke dancer - I'd have to be wasted to feel comfortable on the dance floor.
__label__1 Gross is the first word that comes to mind.  The ladies room was covered in piss and toilet tissue. If that's not indication enough of how classy that place is maybe the soft porn or rude crowd that will push u to get a mini beer for a nickle would be. Really weird vibe there too. I'll pass and go next door and pay the 4 extra dollars for a full sized beer that I don't have to wait in line for.
__label__1 This place back in 2005 was the spot that started it all downtown. Now the last couple years it's been a joke. Drinks suck the crowd is pretty bad too.
__label__3 This is a really cute restaurant in a really easy to pass location. Just keep your eyes out for the small VG sign on the street. \n\nThe food is great. Clean, minimal, and fresh.  Not too much fuss so that you can taste the ingredients and how nicely they work with each other. \n\nThe restaurant has a very nice atmosphere too. Again, clean and also very open. \n\nThere are a lot of business lunches going on and \"Housewife\" gatherings so people are more dressed up than casual. But you can go casual and still feel right at home.  \n\n Their spring salad is one of my favorites ( i can eat it sans dressing) as well as the chicken, and turkey sandwich.
__label__4 Love this place...I like that it is strangley situated in a business center, and I drove around like a fool before finding it. I first spotted the outside patio area, it was very Miami, white curtains flowing, comfy patio furniture, there was a wedding party there and it looked so fashionable, like out of a magazine. The inside decor was a mixture of contemporary/modern Pottery Barn-esque with a splash of beach feel, I liked the little nooks built into the wall, it was like just a little bit of Morocco thrown in as well. Ok onto the food, the first time I went there I did a cheese board and some wine, they have a great cheese selection and I really enjoyed my order. Second time I had split 2 entrees with my friend so we could try both, we ordered the halibut with cous cous, spinach, toasted orzo, lemon gremolata and sweet tomatoes, I politely asked if they could hold the butter, and the server was very nice, didn't give me a hard time, this dish was wonderful, halibut was cooked to perfection, definitely recommend, the show stopper though was the bouillabaisse with mussels, clams, shrimp, snapper, calamari, scallops and saffron broth. This was so delicious, comparable to cioppino, but the saffron broth gave it a different twist. The calamari was outstanding. Service was outstanding, our server was very attentive, my water glass was never empty, they continually came around to give you more bread, oh the bread....awesome bread basket....carb addicts dream. The is a place I wouldn't hesitate to take out of towners or recommend to locals.
__label__1 The food was perfect.\nThe ambiance was perfect.\nThe service was really REALLY bad.\n\nWe got to the restaurant, the hostess girl just seemed not to care. I think that's really the best way to put it, she just didn't care, like she's worked there for too long and she just doesn't care. When we got there she told us that the table was being setup, and the silverware must have been flown in from China while we waited, because we waited for 30min for that setup.\n\nOut server was even worse. After we got seated it took 20min for him to come by and give us the menus, then another 20min until he stopped by again to take out drink orders and we ordered food as well getting the sense of their pace. Then another 20min for HALF our party to get their drink orders.\n\nWe had to chase the waiter down for round x2 drinks that were promised and of course came only after another 20min of waiting.\n\nBeginning of the night the waiter told us that Vintner is Strip quality food off the Strip. Well on the Strip, Strip quality food also tends to come with Strip quality service.\n\nWhat a shame really. The food was good and the ambience was fantastic. But the wait stuff was so bad it's stupid.\n\nI would not recommend this restaurant.
__label__2 As usual, the food and service is very good here but can you please refinish the floor? It's really showing it age. Worn and discolored, it takes away from the overall experience. The ottomans in the lounge area also need cleaning or even better, reupholstered. \n\nThe place is looking rundown and that's really a shame for a high end, Summerlin dining spot.
__label__1 I have been here several times and honestly, I do love the decor.  Unfortunately, there's just something disjointed about the whole experience.\n\nThe food is hit or miss so order carefully.  The sweet onion flat bread and pork belly appetizer dish were both great and super as a combination but some of the dishes are just bad combination of flavors.  Also, twice I have gone in and the entire place smelled like 5 day old fish they cooked anyway.  No restaurant should smell like that.\n\nThey have a robust evening crowd especially on Friday and Saturday and the outdoor seating is nice.  Unfortunately, the waiters tend to forget about you.  The last time I visited I asked to be reseated mid-meal because although it was not a busy night, they sat a couple both drenched in very strong fragrance, next to me.  Not only does fragrance interfere with the taste of food, but it give me migraines.\n\nI excused myself to go to the ladies room and explained to the hostess I did not wish to cause a scene or to offend the new diners and asked if I could be discretely reseated inside that way the other diners would just think it was too chilly for us. \n\nShe did so graciously but to my great surprise our waiter had a hissy fit.  We sat and sat and sat and sat.  I had already dropped a few bills on wine and half a meal but couldn't finish it for lack of service.\n\nIt's sad to say but I handled the situation with tact, Vintner Grill did not.\nThere are way too many good restaurants within a short distance to waste your time on Vintners Grill if you are a \"foodie\".  \n\nOverall, I think if you not experienced with fine dining or just happy with kind of average stuff and want a place that is a pick-up joint for \"the beautiful people\" you would like the crowd and the food.  For me...  it's a well decorated version of something Dante conjured up.
__label__4 Any event at PNC Park is a great one! Saturday morning my friend and I ran the PIrates Charities 5K and it was such a great event. This was the first year they did a 5K and they had over 2,500 runners - a definite success! The course started on Federal Street and looped around the North Shore, ending with a run around the inside of the field, and crossing home plate as the finish line. Aside from this event, going to a game, sky blast, or concert here is amazing. The view of the skyline is just beautiful. My friends and I come here all the time during Pirates season for a game. It's definitely one of my favorite thing to do during the summer. I'm not surprised it's ranked the #1 Ballpark in America!
__label__4 PNC Park is a jewel.  What an incredible place to see a baseball game!  I've been to half a dozen big league parks and PNC beats them all. It is certainly at the top of the heap among MLB ball parks.\n\nFor maximum atmosphere, sit along the third base line to get a good view of the downtown Pittsburgh skyline out past right field.  PPG Place is almost straight down the first base line, so sit around third base.  I went to a night game here, and watching the city lights come on was a real treat.  \n\nFrom the airport, go east on I-376 (formerly I-279) the Penn-Lincoln Parkway.  This road winds through hills until you get to the Fort Pitt Tunnel.  Coming out of the tunnel, you emerge suddenly into the wide, open spaces at the confluence of the \"three rivers\" and the Fort Pitt Bridge over the Monongahela River.  PNC and Heinz Field are visible to your left with downtown straight ahead and to your right. This sudden and dramatic change of scenery is a neat experience.\n\nI parked at one of the cash lots along General Robinson Street a couple blocks to the east.  No hassle or big traffic problems getting in or out. A neater experience would have been to park downtown and walk across the Clemente Bridge on 6th Street, which closes for pedestrians on game nights.\n\nI wish the Pirates had a better, more competitive team to go with this gorgeous venue.  This park deserves a World Series or two.
__label__4 I've been to PNC Park 4 times and I can't wait to go back. It is probably the most beautiful baseball park in the world! The design is very open. Just about every single seat offers a great view of the field. You feel as if you are really down there on the field even in regular seats. Offers a stunning view of the downtown waterfront, the Roberto Clemente and other bridges and the gorgeous Pittsburgh nighttime skyline. I think it's best to go to a night game if you can only go once!
__label__4 The architect/designers of this ballpark obviously love baseball.  They get it.   When I walk into a ballpark, I want to feel like I'm in a ball park.  PNC Park feels like baseball. \n\nAs usual I grade ball parks on 4 categories: Architecture, food/beer, fan base, and somethign called other.\n\nArchitecture:  The park is gorgeous. Everything about it. The view from home plate is the city skyline complete with Clemente bridge.  Second to none amongst my 15 ball parks visited.  Pittsburgh understands the old adage \"location, location, location\". \n\nFood/Beer: Manny's bbq was a solid choice.  They have burgers and pulled pork sliders that are quiet good.  The guy has the charcoal grill going right in front of you so you know it's the real deal.  Pirmanti Bros is also here but they aren't quite as hot as the restaurant itself still good though.  Beer selctions seemed decent enough but when I am in this part of the world, it's all about Yuengling since I can't get that at home.  Seemed to be more canned beers than I am use to seeing though still plenty of draft.  Large Yuengling 8.00\n\n\nFan Base: Very Good.  They get here early, they all have their black and gold on and they stay for the entire game.  Real fans.  Much love.  I also love that all of Pittsburgh teams have the same colors.  Why doesn't every city do this???\n\nOther:  There were statues out front of Clemente, Stargell and 1 commemorating Bill Mazeroski's walk off homer in the 1960 World Series. (look it up kids, one of the greatest moments in baseball history).  They also have some statues inside the stadium honoring the old Pittsburgh Gray's negro league team with Hall of Famers like Satchel Paige, Josh Gibson, Cool Papa Bell and a few others.  \n\nA great ball park in a very underrated city.  Well done Pittsburgh.
__label__4 The best there is. Simple as that. Period. Full Stop.
__label__4 I can't say enough about going to PNC Park for a Pirates game. It's awesome. Sitting in the upper deck of the stadium with the beautiful views of the river and bridges of the Burgh, it's just a must-do for a Pittsburgh resident. Further, I'm a huge baseball fan. And while the Pirates are not the best Pittsburgh sports team, I think I would rather go to a Pirates game even over a Steelers or Pens game. The stadium is really that beautiful, and the atmosphere is much more laid back (and sober) than a Steelers game. For me, going to the game was a perfect end to a great Independence Day weekend.
__label__4 calling it the best ball park in America is a total understatement, its the greatest ever. not a bad seat there. Pittsburgh has been very lucky, we hit home runs with PNC & Console but of course Heinz Field is a turkey. As Meat Loaf would say 2 out of 3 ain't bad!!!!
__label__4 LOVE LOVE LOVE this place.  Damn...that chicken with egg thing is amazing...the sauce kind of tasted like Vindaloo which I have have almost weekly.\n\nA MUST is the coffee ceremony.  They bring you to the side and have a little stove where they put the coffee bean in a pot and shake it until the beans are nice and toasted (see photos).  The coffee is strong...but I LOVE strong coffee.  They serve the coffee with freshly popped popcorn...not sure if that is an Ethiopian thing but...why not.\n\nOur server was great...she was also the one doing the coffee service in the photo.
__label__0 Here is my update: I just received this incredible message from the \"counter-helper girl\".... After all this time, she sends this. Bitter much? \n\nGofuck Y.\nBlock User\n\nOne minute ago\n\"I am said 'counter helper girl' in one of your postings.  I was not trying to be snide or snotty, but simply help you with ordering for your next visit because I know how our food comes, always loaded with sauce.  But thank goodness, you most likely won't be returning.  And since you know so much about food and restaurants, I would think you'd know that the hour you came in at, is generally the slow part of the day in ANY RESTAURANT YOU VISIT.  I actually really do apologize that I came off snotty and snide, and that I was not prompt with your order, but you could have just been sincerely upfront and honest about your meal and I would have given you a free meal or two.  Instead of acting like a pretentious jerk to me while your fat girlfriend with fake hair threw daggers at me with her eyes and spending so much time blasting me on the internet.  And I'm sorry, how on earth could a 'counter helper girl' be at all pretentious by any means...  You were just rude, and it was unnecessary.\" \n\nLet's address, shall we? This email shows that you're a nasty, bitter, insecure bitch. Check. We most likely WILL be returning, but only to show your boss, and the owners this lovely email. Check. You have no idea how much I know about food & restaurants, because you don't know me, but run some quick math. I'm 35. I started working in the restaurant industry at 14. That's 21 years. Probably longer than you've been alive, girly. \n\nBeen sincerely upfront? When? While you were talking shit with your co-worker? Right. I'll get right on it. \n\nNeed I even address the \"fat\" comment? She's 6 feet tall and an athlete. Sorry she doesn't look in the mirror in disgust and need to go vomit herself into a positive self-image. Fake hair? Jealous much? It's real. As are her tits. That you need to talk about her physical looks to make a point about your shitty service reflects much about the way that you see yourself. Let me guess; you think you're fat, and hate what you see when you look in the mirror. She does not. Check.\n\nAs far as those little daggers that you felt... It's because you suck at doing your job. You're there to work, not socialize with your besties. I watched as my food sat in the window for minutes with nobody paying any attention to it, to the tune of me needing to physically get up out of my seat to bring it to your attention. THAT is unacceptable service. It's shocking to us that there could literally be 3-5 people in the restaurant and food still sat in the window for a prolonged period of time. Again, unsat and unacceptable. Serving food that you admittedly say is loaded with sauce is \"your thing\", but to remake it exactly the same way shows a lack of attention to the customer.  \n\nEnjoy your job while you still have it, and I'll be seeing you soon. Check and checkmate.\n\n**I want to offer my sincere THANK YOU for validating everything that I stated in my review of you, and the restaurant.**
__label__1 We have been to Bravi several times now, but now that it is summer and it's hot outside, they moved the band inside. Music is SO loud you have to yell across the table to speak to each other. Up til last night we had no problems (except that I'm vegan and twice they forgot I said no feta. I don't send stuff back, ever...so I just picked it off and gave it to my husband.) Anyway, last night we brought friends with us, not knowing about the music. My friend ordered the eggplant parmesan and didn't like it at all. I warned her that the menu said it was roasted, but she got it anyway. She said the breading was very thick, almost burnt, and could not be cut without using a knife. The eggplant itself was mushy. However, her husband loved it, so go figure. Anyway, I had the Mediterranean pasta and it was great. (and they remembered to leave the cheese off!) Both the guys got calzones, which are huge. They both seemed to enjoy their dinner very much. But I sure won't go back until the band is back outside. The wait staff is excellent -- very attentive, but not TOO much so. The place is clean and nice. It was just embarrassing to have our friend get a meal she couldn't eat, plus having to yell at each other.
__label__2 I've got to admit it, this G Spot doesn't really hit it for me (pun intended). I dropped by here tonight while killing time before a movie at Shea 14. Maybe the fact that I'm not a huge gelato kinda guy plays into this but this place was just a little over \"OK\" in my opinion. The gelato wasn't bad by any means, but gelato is always just like softer, doughier ice cream to me. It'd probably be a better overall experience if I was into it.
__label__2 I can't say I was blown away or anything. In terms of flavor, nothing beats \"That's Amore Gelato\" on Pinnacle Peak and Miller roads despite the fact that  I call them thieves for charging so much for their gelato.\n\nThere is quite a variety of flavors and you can count on paying about $ 4.00 for a small cup for which they allow you to have two flavors. There are quite a few varieties and I had the coffee with rock (spelling). At first taste, I can't say that my taste buds were overwhelmed by the quality of the ingredients. It is truly average hence a three star rating as it's truly not the best gelato I've ever had.
__label__0 Disappointing. The Avondale location must have different cooks/recipes because I've eaten there multiple times and always been pleased. The Scottsdale location on the other hand was terrible. The location is good, but the restaurant still screams Bennigans or Luby's or whatever it should be but isn't \"Mexican.\" The salsas were blah. Again, Avondale is doing something different. The queso was nearly inedible with a very coarse, gritty texture. The plates came out and although my food was hot, my son's plate was cold. The cheese enchilada was boring. The beef \"burro\" was.....was....I don't know how to describe it. If the beef was on a hoagie it would have been a bad Philly cheese steak too. But, it was more suited to that than a Mexican burrito. \n\nOverall, I apologized to my family that I forced them to go there for dinner. Considering within 2 minutes of driving, there was Maggianos, Gordon Biersch, and a plethora of great restaurants, I was sorry I made them go. As we were leaving, I commented that the best thing I had was the water and my usually easy going daughter agreed. If you find yourself at that corner, pick another place.
__label__2 Overpriced deli if I ever saw one, but it's inside the Wynn, so what do you expect.  I only had the matzo ball soup -- giant matzo ball, and very good.  But I don't know if it should have been $8.  Inside the Wynn, though, that's a friggin' bargain!
__label__2 A cafe that was slightly bigger. Fast to order because line wasn't that long, but a lot of people were eating here. It is a cheaper option compared to the other restaurants at Wynn. \n\nFood came slow since it was made to order. \nI got the soup and 1/2 sandwich combo. The clam chowder soup I got was good on the flavor and seems healthier since didn't seem like cream/milk was put into it, but it was on the cold side. I wished it was hotter. The turkey sandwich was meh, not that good. The mayo didn't help with the flavoring much so i used the horseradish to up the flavor. Way too much meat on the sandwich so i took out most of it. I was hungry, so i had to eat it.
__label__2 Ok, this place can get pricey quick, but if you know how to get \"bang\" for the buck like me you'll be ok.  My friend and I got the Veggie sandwich with extra roast beef.  I really need to invest in a real camera, because what we got was a 5 star Roast beef sandwich for 15 bux.  With Coffee and cake we were under $30 bux for the both of us.  I will say this....if you eat more food than what came out you really need a diet.  It was MORE THAN enough.  Split your food here as its just too much for one person and you don't want to take leftovers back with you do you?  Great sammy, half sour pickle with decent coffee.  Geez the chocolate cake is good.  Fries mehhhh.
__label__1 Really small potato knish for $10.  Mom didn't like her vegan either.  \n\nWater (tap, not bottled) tasted reality funny.  I felt my whole mouth covered with grit or sand.  Made me wonder about the ice.  I doubt they used Fiji water to make the ice :)  \n\nWon't come back here I suggest you don't either.   Not good quality or  a good deal.\n\nStaff was grumpy too :P\n\nI suggest you try somewhere else.  This place is REALLY bad.
__label__2 Overpriced (duhhh...it's the Wynn) deli. All the usual suspects in deli-style sandwiches, for around $12 each (fries/side not included).\n\nThe gem here is the vegan burger! For $9 you basically get a vegan Happy Meal: a little gardein \"cheese\"burger that tastes/looks just like those little McDonald's burgers, a side of French fries, and a little chocolate shake. It's a filling meal, and alllll vegan....which is great for me, because I looooove me some milkshakes, but my inability to digest lactose normally makes them an ugly proposition!!!\n\nIt's not really gourmet foodie-food....but it's solidly good, for being vegan -- and the price is great. I will probably have this again!
__label__3 Service, food and experience were all fantastic!\n\nI enjoyed the Manhattan Clam Chowder with the Roast Beef Dip (French Dip with a side of Au Jus). Very filling.\n\nIf one of your dopey friends suggests \"let's go to the Carnegie deli because they have big sandwiches\", punch them in the throat and tell them about Zoozacrackers.  There is a reason this one is rated higher.
__label__2 Zoozacrackers is a little dinner slash deli in the Wynn right next to the sportsbook.  \n\nThere was nothing impressive about it, but the prices are not too bad compared to other places at Wynn and Encore.  However, it this place was at the Flamingo the prices would be considered too high.  \n\nI went here with the wife because of the convience of not leaving the hotel other than that I would pass. So its more of a 2.5 but I will give it a 3 for theres nothing else comparable in the Wynn or Encore when you want comfort food without going to one of the more expensive restaurants.
__label__1 We ate here on a Saturday night for a late night snack. The place is cute and good for people watching, but the food was disappointing. We had the french dip, hotdog and fries. Everything was on the expensive side and not very good. We would not eat here again. This was the third restaurant we tried at the Wynn and all were overpriced and mediocre.
__label__4 I stopped into this place to check it out since I've seen nothing but great reviews.  I walked in to find cute little gifts (voodoo doll key chains?!) jewelry, clothing, and other clever stuff.  I would say I was a little disappointed they didn't have more clothing, however I did manage to get a cute Daniel Rainn '70s blouse for $39 which was originally $145 (score!)  I guess I was lucky to walk in to the 75% Summer Sale!  The ladies were very helpful and attentive and I fell in love with pretty much all their clothes.  It's hard for me to justify Free People full retail price, but if I need to splurge I know where to go.  I'm planning on taking one of their classes in November (it's free!) and can't wait to frequent this place more often!
__label__3 So yummy cuz I made it myself.\n\nI just finished a box of takeout Flat Top goodness.  The last time I had Mongolian style fare was in Whistler on my honeymoon five years ago, and I loved it today as much as I did then.\n\nI would think it is hard to go wrong when I am essentially making my own lunch.  At least for me.  My husband went yesterday with a group of people and had quite a wait to get seated and started.  He also somehow managed to spoon in ladles of hot mustard in his dish, thinking \"I like hot mustard.\"  It was painful to eat.  He ended up having to start over again with help from staff to guide him to make a more palpatable plate.\n\nToday, it was all about a ladle of lemongrass water, ginger water, Korean BBQ sauce, and peanut sauce, and a touch of the really hot chili sauce.  A ton of veggies I love, enough meat to feel like I'm getting my meal's worth, and a shake of sesame seeds and I was done.  The waiter put some extra brown rice in the bowl, so I didn't have to waste valuable single bowl space with rice.  It was sooooooo good.  And hot.  Temperature is important to me.\n\nI did takeout and therefore chose the 1 bowl option, which was under $7 without tax, $7.57 with tax.  They packaged it up in a very stylish shopping bag.  Like, it's nice and sturdy enough to replace my bare hand to awkwardly carry extra shoes, lunch, and a sweater to work.\n\nAnyway, I work in Campustown, and Flat Top is convenient value for the money.  There seemed to be a lot of folks coming in to sit down for lunch.  Hubby had to wait 30 minutes yesterday.  I probably spent about 25 minutes roundtrip from my office door on Green Street to Flat Top and back. \n\nI would recommend it for takeout lunch.  It seems a bit daunting for newbies, but they get through the line the same as the rest of us, and the host gave me a short orientation before I built my bowl.  Looking at how the place is designed as an operations model, I could definitely see opportunities to improve throughput.  But eh, I'm not in that business.  I'm in the business of locating the good eatz and then savoring them with gusto.\n\nWhich is what I did.  4 stars.
__label__0 Worst stir fry I have ever eaten.\nThe selections are bizzare (pomegranate basil??) and the \"sticks\" are useless if no one tells you what they are and misleading. The final result was disappointing and tasted awful.\nIf you want to experience \"make your own stir fry\" I recommend Northbrook Court's \"Stir Crazy\" or Ann Arbor's \"Mongolian Barbeque.\" Much better. Cheaper. Tastier.
__label__2 So this is one of those places where you can create your own sort of masterpiece of food; you can make your own stir fry, wrap, soup, or mu-shu. You add rice and various meat and veggies. Then you can top it off with sauces such coconut curry. They have a wide array of things. I think one of the issues is that you can possibly make something that doesn't taste very good; but that's the fun with experimenting. I'll have to say that the meat was fairly subpar. However, the rest of the food and service was fairly good. It costs $11 for lunch.
__label__3 First time visiting Brio. I had the lamb chops, served with mashed potatoes and asparagus.\nIt was great! The lamb was cooked the way I liked it and seasoned well.\nThe Merlot I had was good also!\n\nI don't have a lengthy review to write about Brio, but it is a restaurant that I would try again!
__label__4 Great place! Had a party of 9 a very good place, enthusiastic waiter, food was great. The way the dessert menu is brought out so you see exactly what it's gonna look like before you get it.
__label__4 Never disappoints!
__label__2 My husband and I selected Va Bene for our wedding reception. We were having a small wedding, 40 people, and had heard Va Bene was an excellent restaurant.\n\nThe wait staff and food was delicious. We could have not have asked for better service or food for our reception. People complemented the service and food - for that I would have given 5 stars...\n\nHowever, I took a couple of stars off due to the manager Donna and lack of communication. We originally started talking back in November over email as we live in NYC. It was easy enough to book and she provided us with a simple menu which we were pleased with. I emailed her to ask to meet with her in February as I was flying out to finalize things before the April wedding. She agreed (we did have to change the date since my flight was cancelled and rescheduled, but she agreed to meet me at the same time the following day). When I arrived Donna was not there - they had no idea that I was coming or when Donna would be in. We waited for a half an hour before Sasha helped us - I was ready to change the venue. Sasha was helpful and nice and offered a food tasting during the week. We came back for the food tasting and Donna met us - although she acted as though she couldn't be bothered with us. Michele, another manager from my understanding, took care of us.  Without Sasha or Michele I would have changed the venue. \n\nDonna was also very hard after that to get in contact with. She took up to a week to respond to us, and the only time we really got any information was when Michele took over the emailing while Donna was on vacation. Additionally, Donna forgot to inform Michele that my husband would be by the day of the wedding to drop things off - we agreed at 3:30 so the room would be ready. When he arrived nothing was set up...\n\nIn the end, the food, wait staff, Michele and Sasha were wonderful. I would eat there again, however, I would shy away from arranging another big event.
__label__3 Small shop in a strip mall.  Bingsoo is so tasty with frozen yogurt!  Owner is very friendly.
__label__4 C'est la 1\u00e8re fois que je dinais \u00e0 Fleming's et \u00e7a fait pourtant 10 ans que j'habite Summerlin. J'avais bien entendu parl\u00e9 de cette endroit r\u00e9put\u00e9 pour la qualit\u00e9 de sa viande. Je n'ai pas \u00e9t\u00e9 d\u00e9\u00e7u. Le Petite Filet Mignon \u00e9tait d\u00e9licieux et cuit \u00e0 la perfection. J'ai aussi beaucoup appr\u00e9ci\u00e9 le gratin de pommes de terre. Je trouve juste dommage d'\u00eatre oblig\u00e9 de payer pour l'accompagnement. Sinon l'endroit est agr\u00e9able et le service est top du top. Je regrette juste que l'addition soit un peu sal\u00e9e mais je le savais avant d'aller diner l\u00e0-bas. Au final tr\u00e8s sympa pour un diner romantique en amoureux.
__label__2 I'm not a big fan of steakhouses in general, but I went with a group of 10 colleagues, and I just went with the flow.  The food was typical of any upscale steakhouse.  A la carte steaks, seafood, and decent side dishes and desserts.  The atmosphere is very good.  I think the lighting was perfect, unlike one of the other reviewers who thought it too dark.  It was packed, and therefore a bit noisy.\n\nThe scalloped potatoes and lobster tempura were my favorites. The crab cake appetizer was disappointing.  I ordered the Alaskan sole, which was ok. \n\nReading other reviews would make one think that the service is awesome here, but not tonight.  Maybe I'm spoiled, but there are a few details that really bugged me.\n\nThey have an extensive wine list, and our host selected a very nice 2002 Cab.  The wine came out in decanters, and the server put the decanters on the table without pouring.  Ok, maybe giving it time to breathe.  But just seconds later, he started randomly pouring the wine for some of us, then walked away.  I thought perhaps he was pouring for those people who didn't have cocktails, which some of us brought over from the bar.  That would have made sense, but no, that wasn't it.  Even my boss, who ordered the wine, wasn't served.  So after a few minutes, I grabbed a decanter and started pouring a glass for myself, and offered to pour for him.  The waiter came over and said hang on, I'll get that for you.  Then he poured for a few other people.  Interestingly, the only 2 women at the table were among the last to be served.  No big deal, but I have come to expect that ladies be served first. \n\nThe entrees came out, once again my boss, and the one who was paying the bill, didn't get his entree with everyone else.  We two ladies got our entrees nearly last, and the servers confused the dishes.  We said that was wrong, he said, oh I'll fix that for you in a minute, walked away.  No big deal, we swapped our dishes ourselves, but really. \n\nThen halfway through our meal, a manager came out with a half eaten re-fired steak.  Did someone get a refired steak?  Umm, not this table. Was kind of weird to have someone try to serve me someone elses well done half eaten steak.\n\nIn general, the servers just seemed kind of sloppy.  Not offering new silverware, stacking dishes, food not coming out at the same time.\n\nSince one of the orders came out so late, we did get dessert comped.  A nice selection with large portions of various goodies from chocolate lava cake to cheesecake.  The key lime pie was very good.\n\nTo their credit, they were packed on a tuesday night.   My $5 happy hour cocktail was good.\n\nThe bill with tip came out to about $150 a head.  For that price, I would have expected more.  On the other hand, I am usually  disappointed with steakhouses like Morton's and Ruths Chris - they're just not for me.   If I want a steak,  I\"m equally, if not more satisfied, with firing up the backyard grill.
__label__4 holy moly.  we decided to join crce so we could swim in the winter and a few other things we can't do at our regular gym.  first of all, we forgot that times have changed so were totally shocked when we walked in the door.  this place looks like a health club in any major metropolitan city.  not the same scene we had on the same campus when we were students last in the early 90's.  the awesome indoor pool with giant waterslide, huge spa, and multiple seating areas with yet more spa-like bubbles was fun to see.  there are more cardio machines than you can imagine at least 4 gym areas for basketball, indoor soccer, irish dancing groups ( we observed this evening), a handfull of racketball courts, an elevated track, weights, and couches with wide screen TV's.  There are tons of windows everywhere so while you are working out you can stare off into the beautiful horizon...ok, maybe i'm going a little too far here.  but you can at least look outside.  it was a tad crowded at 10pm when we got there but we found out that if we work out early we'll likely have the place to ourselves...duh.
__label__3 Okay.  YUMMM!\n\nIn town for work - and sadly sick the entire week ... So my Vegas experience on this trip consisted on dinners out and some shopping ... On top of my work! ;)  And I must admit that we dined here twice ... Clearly, we enjoyed!\n\nA girlfriend and I sat at the bar on this night at TBones.  It was Monday night football, packed restaurant and bar.  We finally scored 2 seats together, right in front of 1 set of TVs and prime location.  The bartender was very nice and attentive.  She was soon to be shocked at how much food my friend and I ordered.  Hey, we wanted to get a taste of so many things ... We did.\n\nOn our menu:\n\nCauliflower Mushrooms - sounds random. looks like little ribbons. tastes delicious!\n\nMacaroni and Cheese - to die for. large noodles. 4-5 cheeses. sinful.\n\nLump Meat Crab Cocktail (this was on 2nd night) - fresh. generous portion. yummy.\n\nPetite Filet Mignon - more than enough for this girl - especially in accompaniment with all the sides. plus i added real horseradish. spicy. tender. tasty.\n\nthe sad thing ... we never got to taste the desert - we were so full come desert time we just couldn't do it to ourselves - our thighs - our bellies ... : (  \n\nOnly 2 downers of TBones:\n\n1- The hostesses were annoying. snobby. not helpful. not educated on their surroundings. they need a lesson in how to treat the customer.\n\n2- Be prepared to spend the evening here.  The service isn't the quickest, but you will enjoy the process.
__label__4 I went last Memorial Day weekend for my brother's 50th birthday dinner.(8 adults,2 kids). Everyone sampled someone else's meal but most of the group got steaks (I didn't but wish I had tried the wagyu beef). I loved my crab cakes and the shared creme brulee. We had a private area & an attentive waiter. Good food but pricier than I would have wanted to pay (meal was a treat by my brother to all of us). We were there a good 3 hrs with drinks,meals & desserts and no one rushed us.
__label__2 We have been meaning to try T-Bones for quite a few years, but with so many steakhouses in Las Vegas, this one was always overlooked.\n\nWe finally decided to come here for a belated birthday dinner for my husband and a last dinner for my mom before she heads back to Michigan.\n\nMy husband started with:\nCAESAR SALAD $12\nClassic Caesar or Kitchen Sink w/Shrimp, Avocado, Tomato, Hearts of Palm $6\n*He ordered it the \"kitchen sink\" way.  OMG!  Best.salad.ever.  The dressing is with a horseradish base instead of an anchovy base.  It was fabulous!  Truth be told- I wish I would have ordered this as my meal.\n\nYou go to a steakhouse and you order steak, right?  With that being said- I expect the steaks to be cooked to perfection.\n\nMy mom and I both ordered:\nPRIME Wet aged for a minimum of 28 days\nPETITE FILET MIGNON* Greater Omaha 8 oz $39\n*We both ordered the steaks cooked to medium.  They came out medium rare/rare.  Now I would MUCH rather have my steaks under-cooked than overcooked, but I'm one to NEVER send anything back.  Was the steak good?  Sure.  Is it my favorite steak?  Not even close.\n\nMy husband ordered:\nWAGYU RIB EYE CAP* Snake River Farms Boise, Idaho 8 oz $52\n*OMG!  This was soooo good!  It had a nice crispy sear on the outside and if you know wagyu beef, then you know its like buttah!  YUM! \n\nOur sides:\nCreamed Spinach $10\n*My favorite is still from Ruth's Chris Steak House.  This was good.\n\nGarlic Mashed Potatoes $10\n*These were yummy and the garlic was not overpowering!\n\nWould I come back?  Definitely for the salad and that wagyu beef!
__label__2 I went there to celebrate my wife's completion of second year dental school from UNLV. Interior design is nice and upscale and hostess was very friendly. We ordered Steak Special for two and we had to wait about 20 min to get our plate. It was ok. However, The waiter was really busy so he did not take care of us. He did not even refill my water so I had to take my wife's water and drank. compare to the price and atmosphere, service was not that great.
__label__1 I filled my ample belly with OJ, fresh cantaloupe, ambrosia, easy over eggs, corned beef hash and a tiny spoonful of bread pudding.  Overall, I felt this buffet has slipped a notch since our last visit.
__label__0 This buffet was a $20,000,000 error!\n\nIn the past this had always been a favorite place -- especially to take visiting friends and family, however, this evening I was very disappointed. Here's my story:\n\nArrived at 4:16pm and was surprised that there were zero others in line. This should have been a red flag, as the Feast Buffet was always packed. I was informed by the cashier that they were serving dinner at $9.99 per person. I paid for two and we were seated.\n\nMy primary complaints are as follows: \n1) Food quality is MUCH lower than on previous visits. It is obvious that most of the food is frozen-TV-dinner-entrees.\n2) Food not served at the proper temperature. Many items were luke-warm, including: green beans, mixed vegetables, meatballs, egg rolls, spare ribs roasted potatoes and sweet & sour chicken. Actually, just about everything I tried was not hot enough. Sliced roast beef was so tough it could not be chewed.\n3) Cost cutting measures that destroy the dining experience. A great example is in the Asian food area, where they offer only one entree (sweet & sour chicken) but there are 5 different starches. White rice, brown rice, fried rice and two types of noodles)\n4) This should have been #1... All of the food was old, stale and left over from lunch.\n5) The desert bar was a wreck! Ice cream was melted to slush and the cookies were as hard as rocks! There were some one-inch squares of cake that were stale and flavorless.\n\nAs a manager, I feel this buffet is a total failure. The original idea of a buffet was to over feed people so they play blackjack and slot machines until they are able to walk again. In my case most of the food was inedible. I must also question the savings when so much food is thrown away because it could not be eaten.\n\nAdvise to managers: Hot food hot; cold food cold! As for the $20 million error... It will take that much -- or more -- in advertising before I even consider returning to any Station Casino property.\n\nUPDATE: In addition to this review, I had posted a comment on their Facebook page. That comment was given the standard copy-paste reply to contact someone else, and I did -- however, the gave me the wrong email address. Posted another comment about not getting a reply and was given the super-secret-correct email address. A week ago I resent that email, and have yet to hear from them. With that said I will downgrade to a single star based on the fact that corporate customer service is every bit as good (read: \"horrible\") as the buffet.
__label__0 Went to the \"Feast Buffet\" @ Sunset Station for what they advertised as a \"Mother's Day Champagne Bruch\". I Called on Saturday to find out what hours the \"Champagne Brunch\"actually ended.  I was told \"All Day\"...I said Champagne Brunch ALL DAY? They said \"YES. ..8AM -9PM MOTHER'S DAY CHAMPAGNE BRUNCH\". So we got the abou 4pm..waited in line for about 45 minutes. When we were sat & I ordered Champagne they said \"There is no champagne.\" This is after paying over $100 for 3 adults & 2 minors. The waiter said they were out...\" no more\". I Then asked the front entrance staff who said champagne ends at 4pm. The HUGE sign in the front of the Buffet ALSO said Mother's Day  Champagne Brunch...all day. I then asked yo speak to a manager. ..told him my issue..he walked up to the huge sign & said. ..\"Champagne ends at 4.\"  The sign is wrong. It ALWAYS ENDES AT 4\". I then pointed out that it was a HOLIDAY/MOTHERS DAY & told him I had called ahead as well, and was told \"Mother's Day Champagne Brunch all day...he wanted to know THE NAME of who I talked to. Then he was making up excuses as he went. \n           1. IT'S 17.99 ANYWAY\n           2. THE CHAMPAGNE IS \n               COMPLIMENTARY..NOT INCLUDED\n               IN THE PRICE. (  WHAT !??)\n           3. THE SIGN IS WRONG.\n           4. YOU COULD'VE TALKED TO A \"MAIN HUB\"...whatever that means..they addressed me by name when I called Sunset Station..so Not a hub..jerk.\nSo hear I am \"The Mom on Mother's day\" getting the \"Too bad for you...go away attitude.\" By now my husband had realized what's going on and also want's an explanation.  The same clueless bald guy manager comes over so we asked for HIS manager...so here comes another guy spouting the same REHEARSED EXCUSES..didn't care AT ALL about us,  our problem...NOTHING. I  told them and now I am telling all of you. I will NEVER go back to The Feast Buffet at SUNSET STATION. We came for a special day and I was do upset at how we were treated that I could BARELY eat. The food was s 4 out of 10. The selection 3 out of 10. The waiters & waitresses are the best thing about this place.  But something tells me from the way we were treated that they probably aren't treated great either. Bottom line here. I got 2 glasses of Champagne that were very readonable & tasted for good $ 3.74 each.....BUT it's the point that they advertise one thing...get you there and then say. ..basically. ..YES, WE MADE S MISTAKE,  WE ARE NOT GOING TO MAKE IT RIGHT & TO BAD! YOU ALREADY PAID! VERY POOR MANAGEMENT.
__label__3 Decent buffet food and a bargain price - huge bargain, especially if you have coupons (and definitely have a player's card).  Options are what you'd expect from Sunset Stations including decent Mexican and good pizza. They seem to have more options than the top-rated GVR or Red Rock.  Two examples: at GVR, they had two types of pizzas out, cheese and pepperoni.  There was something like 5 at Sunset.  Another example, soup: at GVR, they had two.  At Sunset, they had 2 and chili in the salad bar, but then more at each station, for example posole at the Mexican or hot and sour at the Asian. They will do a to-order stir fry in the Asian area, but seldom do people utilize it. It's like a secret menu.  Remember two decades ago when people lined up for 20 minutes to get the Mongolian Barbecue at Rio?  No line here. Nor do people use the pasta station much. For the price, the food is very well done.  I don't hesitate to stop in.  4 stars, I'm a fan.
__label__2 I've been debating on whether or not to give this spot two or three stars.  I used to be a huge fan of everything about the Vig.  Great Patio, Great Bar, Great Food, Great Laughs, but the one thing that was never great was the parking.  They have a valet, but it always seems to be full, so you started to park across the street, well that parking is now always full.\n\nThe Vig has been struck from the list of places that I frequent, because I hate to wait for a table at a neighborhood grill, and because I hate to park a half mile away for a chicken sandwich.\n\nThe Vings (get it...Vig WIngs...Vings) are very good to start off, and every single meal that I have enjoyed is excellent.  They have a rotating beer tap that is usually something delicious, and very enjoyable.  The cocktails are strong, but not too strong.\n\nThe patio is one of the best in town.  They did a great job of giving it character and limiting the view of the crap shopping center across the street.\n\nThis is another great Phoenix establishment in the likes of LGO, Chelsea's, The Parlour, etc, but the parking has turned me off to the point that I don't even think about it any more.  It's such a shame that a great establishment has to be ruined by those in Scottsdale and Tempe that make the drive to our neighborhood grills!!
__label__0 I give everyone a fair chance and I am a foodie and wine lover but I put the Vig on blast! I have frequented this bar/restaurant in the past merely for their atmosphere, pretty scenery and great patio; however, more than a few times the service has been downright unprofessional and staff rude from time to time. \n\nI was recently in the restaurant with a fairly large party and we all ended up with food poisoning from the hummus and baba ganoush. I wasn't so upset that it happened because it's a risk one takes but what happened after I will never forget. After nicely calling the manager Pam, I only wanted to inform her of what had happened so that others would not get sick and she quickly became defensive and told me that it was impossible we could get sick on hummus. Sadly but true in my opinion she must have never taken a food safety class. As most of us know bacteria can grow in protein and hummus is all protein. She argued me and I quickly responded with the fact that eight people getting sick is no coincidence. As a manager in the past, it's right to sympathize with the customer, not defend. I wanted nothing from her but she quickly told me she would tell the chef and \"sorry, hope you feel better\", and she hung up the phone. This tells me the Vig's management is not only unprofessional but downright awful. \n\nI never thought their food was that great anyway and it's a step up from bar food but if you want drink menus tossed at your table, long waits before being greeted, rude staff and food poisoning, then check out the Vig. If you don't want to park in valet, be careful parking in the check cashing parking lot because it can be dangerous crossing that busy street.
__label__1 Pretty old crowd in here, but all the women here were gorgeous. The drinks were pretty good, but a little expensive, but i'am in phx so i guess i should expect it to be a coastly night. I guess I was jst looking for a place to kick back and relax and I found hat hard to do with the older crowd and all the men in suite's. Maybe I'll try this place on a friday or saturday next time. This was posted on yelp events I didn't see many people taking pictures of the place and didn't feel that I should take a lot of pictures in there last night. I think I took one, and I didn't get a chance to play bouchey ball. bummer.
__label__1 This is a great \"scene\" but the food was not that great... I had the filet and it was not  very tender and didnt have great flavor... but the wings were great... I think the apps are better than the dinner menu!  \nThe patio rocks!!
__label__1 Cool Environment.  Expensive Food. Rude Staff.
__label__2 Ladies, please be careful especially on a Saturday night. I was here last night (Saturday) with a couple girlfriends seated on the patio. We ordered drinks from the server who brought them from the inside bar so we could not see them being poured or who had access to them before delivering to our table. After just one Cosmopolitan I was barely able to walk and got very sick later than night. This has never happened to me before and I'm concerned something was slipped in my drink. Not necessarily by staff but possibly a patron at or near the bar before our drinks came to us. Thank god my girlfriends were there to get me home safely. Just a lesson learned to always keep an eye on your drinks from the moment they are poured... No matter where you're at!
__label__2 Ok, so here's the deal: I really love their half priced bottles of wine on Sundays and because I am Italian, the bocci court is a nice touch...but that's kind of it.  I think the food used to be way better and the service is, more times than not, lackluster. Maybe it's the atmosphere...I'm not a fan of the whole Scottsdale scene and this place reeks of Bro.  I just think in a town where there are so many new restaurants popping up, you gotta step up your game.  Get some more vegetarian options or revamp the menu with something a little more fresh.  I won't refuse to return, but it is definitely not on the top of my list.
__label__0 Sent me home with a chicken meal instead of the vegetarian one I ordered and I didn't notice until I got home. Couldn't eat it and it was like 118 degrees outside so I decided to not go back. \n\nCalled and let them know about this and the girl I talked to apologized and expressed her sympathy for me and told me that a manager would call me back to take care of this...\n\nNever happened.  Seriously can't stand when people or businesses say they are going to do something but don't. The food is not awful, but this is a part of the \"Service Industry\" not the we forgot about you after we effed up your order industry. \n\nwon't be back.
__label__0 Horrible service.  Every time we go to the Vig our servers never come by to check up on us. Last time we went, we sat for an entire hour before the server came back again. It's a shame because we really enjoy the atmosphere and the food is pretty good.
__label__0 Food was ok, THE SERVICE and waiter were HORRIBLE.  We waited over 20 mins for our drinks as he cleaned nearby tables that guests vacated (that was more important)\n\nHe showed his attitude and was rude.  VIG doesn't care about their customers anymore as they are so busy.  No one from management even walks the floor in the front of the house to asks guests about their experience.  The VIG got too big too quick and forgot about good customer service.  Get rid of the staff with attitude!!!\n\nWont even try the Vig uptown.  Wont waste my time.
__label__3 Was at the Vig on a Friday night for dinner with a friend.  We were greeted several times from valet, hostess, manager, all promptly, all so friendly :) Service was nice.  Food and drinks were very good.  Best thing about it was the vibe.  Sitting outside at the Arcadia location, had a more downtown vibe, a chill spot.  Would def go again!
__label__3 I really like the feel of this bar. I'm getting older and don't want the clubby scene of OldTown anymore. The wine selection was wonderful and I find its a nice place to hang out with your significant other or friends. Loved it.
__label__0 Rubbish..waited 20 mins seating while no one offered anything.. meanwhile sorted a restaurant close by with more personality. Waiter arrives after schmoozing for close to 30 mins At another table (you don't have to work that hard for a tip),  asking me what I wanted, lost my interest at this place already and I walked out
__label__0 $3 parking fee, and the valet has cones on every space. This is tantamount to a cover charge, and the food isn't THAT good.
__label__2 This is a happening place filled with hot people eating pretty yummy dead cow.  With that said, the steaks are not that great considering the price.  I still like this place though.  I mean, it's a feast for the eyes as well as the taste buds with all the people watching you can do.
__label__4 In vegas, every restaurant is pretty good... but N9NE does it better with little things... things like the best atmostphere, a simple menu where they focus on things they can do well, smores, one of the best and freshest seafood platters I've ever had, etc. etc.
__label__2 This was not the best steak I've ever had. My husband had wanted to eat here on previous trips, but I prevailed upon him to wait for me to come with. Since we needed to get back to the strip proper for a show, we booked dinner for 7 PM. The dining room was fairly empty for a Saturday night post New Year's when we showed up, but by the time we finished eating it had filled up nicely. As with the rest of the Palms, N9NE presents a hipster image. The dining room features lots of white, chrome, and purple light. The speakers blared AC/DC and The Killers at volumes loud enough to make a conversation between two people difficult.\n\nDrinks and bread arrived quickly. We skipped appetizers as they are almost all seafood/shellfish based (allergies), and instead split a generous Caesar salad. I wished there were some larger slivers of parm and a less creamy dressing, but it was still good. For my entree I had a filet. I ordered it blue, but what arrived was more what I'd consider rare. There was some kicky seasoning on the meat, and it was served in jus with a sprig of rosemary that scented it nicely. For a side we split the steak fries, which were nicely crispy and greaseless. The servers and dining room support staff worked swiftly and unobtrusively. We skipped desserts (needed to save room for more drinks), but they looked fun... a table near us was toasting their own S'mores on a tabletop grill (but not well, unfortunately, and we were prompted to leave not just by our other commitment but also by the icky smell of scorched marshmallow and chocolate). \n\nSo, this was good, but I don't feel the need to go there again. The cut and cooking of the meat did not compare to my Vegas favorite Craftsteak, and truthfully the filet I had at the Ann Arbor Chop House the week before was of better quality and texture.
__label__3 I ordered the new york strip.  While I requested to have my steak cooked rare, when it arrived it was more of a medium.  The server was sure it was rare, but I sent it back for another one.  Although this was bad, from a  food standpoint when they got it right, it was very good.  It was nice and tender.\n\nThe bread options were very good.  Although I don't know what they were, all of them were fresh and good.  \n\nThe side dishes were very good as well.  The garlic green beans were average. I really liked the potato gnocchi.
__label__3 The steak here was spectacular. I have to say that my NY was the best steak I have ever eaten. The sauce on it was light, a bit sticky and fantastic. The asparagus was in a sauce that was delightful. I have never tasted anything this good. The fries were excellent as well. The only downside here was the terrible service. Our waiter really tried hard. But it was obvious he had no training. There was no decorum or politeness to it. He did not remember who had ordered what. When the food came he was holding up plates asking who had what. Ugh. What has happened to fine dining. I must say that all restaurants at The Palms have good food and bad service actually. Except for Simon. How about a food server training Maloofs?
__label__1 All of Vegas is so ridiculously overpriced for what you get its hard to give anything 5 stars, but lets put the price tag aside. From the bad to the good. Service is by far and away the hands down worst in Vegas, douche bag waiters who shouldnt be serving meals to prisoners. Had to flag the waiter for each and everything we wanted. from a menu, to drinks, to ordering, to more water, to bread, to the check, the guy never stopped by the table without being flagged down. Decor is different, like eating in a miami nightclub, kind of cool in a way. food was okay, lobster mashed was really tasty, filet mignon was solid, not the greatest ever, and really, how hard is it to mess up a filet. But its in the Palms and the crowd at the Palms sucks, unless you are a ghetto gang banger wannabe or a jersey shore douche bag.
__label__4 First of all, I give madd props to NINE Steakhouse...they have some of the most gorgeous hostesses up front that I have every seen at a restaurant in Vegas.  Furthermore, amazing hot ladies in the restaurant!\nIf you are going to have dinner, reservations are a must.  Grab a drink at the bar and just relax till one of the lovely hostesses seats you at your table.  The ambiance is very relaxing, time doesn't really matter when your there.  They have one of my favorite red wines...a JORDAN.\n\nAll the food here is just amazing!!!  I had the Caviar plate, the Lobster Bisque soup, and the Surf & Turf plate which is an 8 oz Filet Mignon topped with Lobster tail...just amazing!!!!!!!  Even the bread is soooo good...I made a big mistake by stuffing myself full of the bread lol.\n\nAll in all...amazing place, an amazing experience you will never forget!!!
__label__3 My friend kept saying: I have to get Nine's Gnocchi while we're here. Thankfully, I followed the leader.The Gnocchi with truffle cream was absolutely delicious! \n\nThe Broccoli Gratin was also tasty. And, the ambiance was the best: we got to watch girls line up to flirt with Pauly D. What a meal!
__label__4 Let me start off by saying that the head chef is a fam friend of ours. So perhaps my review is a bit biased haha. But Honestly the food here is amazing, as is the service. The filet is mouth watering. Seasoned perfectly.  As is the prime rib for 2. HUGE PORTION! The kobe burger is also very tasty! I've also  Love the Lobster Mac and Cheese as well. A must order is the gnocchi! melts in your mouth. We always start every meal with the seafood platter.. great appetizer! Generous portions of seafood.  They also have a great selection of desserts. We always order a few different kinds. The creme brulee is perhaps the best I've ever had. the top is torched to perfecton. Also the smores presentation alone is worth ordering.LOVE THIS PLACE! & Visit frequently!
__label__4 I dropped by N9NE on a friday for the early bird prix fixe menu. What a deal!\nFor $70, you get to try a great soup, salad, appetizer, dessert as well as both a portion of prime steak and fresh fish. In addition, you receive unlimited wine pairings. This place can get expensive a la carte, so I definitely would recommend going early for the prix fixe. I'm not a fan of the Palms casino, but this steakhouse is worthwhile if you're in the vicinity.
__label__4 I came here with several folks and we got cocktails, shots, steaks of all sorts, and some sides.\n\nThe steak is legiiiiiiiiiiiiiit!!!! I shared the NY 16oz with the booface and I don't know if we were starving or if the steak was just THAT amazing but we couldn't stop salivating even at the last bite of medium rare heaven. I tried some of the other people's filets which which also mouth watering.\n\nThe sides (creamed spinach, potatos, asparagus, mac n'cheese) were also good though the meat was definitely the star of the show.\n\nOther mentionables: friendly service with a waitress with nice arms and strong cocktails. The price is hefty but you kinda realize that going to a place like this in Vegas.
__label__1 N9NE was the place to be 5 years ago, let alone 10. It felt like a shell of its former self tonight. Half full on a Friday night, the magic is gone. Prices have gone up over the years, don't mind paying for solid cuisine but $59 for fatty lamb chops, no thanks. Staff worked hard and meant well, but the sizzle is out of this steak.
__label__4 They were filming Mob Wives here last night.  I got jealous they were getting complementary food the whole night!\n\nStill though, the food... marvelous!!  Garbage Salad (silly name) is a must for a starting salad.  Artichokes, heart of palm, shrimp, salami... great, fulfilling salad.  Not foofy by any means.\n\nNo one has mentioned one of their specialties, the Barry's Steak.  It's a prime rib cap served with onions and shishito peppers.  My goodness what a delicious piece of beef.  Best prime rib I have ever had.\n\nNow go try that steak and thank me later.  Arvin.  Out.
__label__4 Revamped menu, outstanding service and great atmosphere - not much has changed.  Our server Adrienne was outstanding and attentive and gracious.  The busboys and other guys were great as well.  We had the filet, the ribeye, the Dover sole special, garlic green breans with chili flakes, sauteed mushrooms, caesar salad and nice bottle of Cab.  Definitely will keep coming back.
__label__4 Expensive? Yes. But everything that's good in vegas is. Good spot off the strip, nice ambiance, great menu selection. Great craft cocktails. Steaks were excellent, as promised. The seafood options tasted very fresh, and presentation was overall great. If you are at the palms and want \"good\" food. This is your best option
__label__2 OKAY this is more exciting then m&m world.  Maybe because its so huge!   I made my friends take a picture with the cocacola bear! hahaha that was a mission though because crazy families kept cutting in front of us and my friends were loosing their patients.  It was fun getting those looooong bottles of cocacola to help us cool off in the insane vegas heat!
__label__2 Went to Vegas a bit TOO much but I wanted to take my brother there (family trip this time) and it was CLOSED! M&M world is 24 hours (or pretty much 24 hours) but this place was closed by like 4PM...boo!
__label__3 I come here for one reason and one reason only, and that's to see the funny faces people make when they taste some of the samples of Coca-Cola from around the world. \n\nIt's funny. Damn funny. I was a sucker once and did it. I regretted it immediately .\nIf ya want to know what piss tastes like, try the coke from Italy. NASTY. \n\nFour stars for the free, hilarious entertainment.
__label__3 Pretty fun place to check out while on the strip.  My daughter wanted to go here to meet the polar bear mascot and he didn't disappoint.  The costume is top notch and better than your standard character.  The top portion is like a puppet and is very animated.  They allow you to take your own photos, however, the background is just a green screen.  If you go upstairs, you can purchase the photos they take with an artic background added.  We bought the package which had two 5x7 photos and a sheet of four smaller sized photos for $35.    Employees are all really nice and of course the store had a great variety of Coke themed merchandise.  One of the nice \"free\" attractions  Vegas has to offer.
__label__2 By the time we reached here, we have so much liquid in us.  We stopped and rejuvenated ourselves with whatever soda and water we can find while walking on the strip, well u want to make sure u are amply hydrated with that 105 degree heat.\n\nBut I still wanted to taste at least 3 float samplers, but the line was too long and unruly, ppl were darting in and out like crazy, so that was enough for me.  C'mon, kids, move along...perambulating, to the M & M World.
__label__1 Visited there June 6, 2013 in the early morning.  Probably right after it opened. \n\nWe were NEVER acknowledged by staff. It was empty inside and I walked right past them several times to see if they would say something like hello to me.  Bad customer service.\n\nBut there is all sorts of Coke drinks, clothing, accessories and home decor.  A Coke drinkers dream. (But I prefer Dr. Pepper!)
__label__2 I like doing tastings, so the tasting of the strange Coke products is fun for me.  Some are delish some...uh, not so much.  But, it's something to do and then you can shop your heart out at the GIANT Coca Cola store.  I don't even need any branded crap, but there is so much there that even I want to buy something.  Crazy.\n\nGo here, taste some Colas, then take pictures with the bear.  You know you want to.
__label__4 I remember when I came here to try the Coca-Cola Sampler from around the world and oh my, some tasted very disgusting and others were very good. I wished they sold them in bottles so people are able to purchase them and keep it as a souvenir or drink it at a time of their choice. I wish to try their Float Variety Platter the next time I go to Las Vegas, I always buy bottled coke to drink in the hotel when I visit.
__label__4 I am not a sugar fanatic but this place doesn't have sugar...it has edible crack! four of us shared eclairs, red velvet cupcakes, frozen custard, fruit tarts, brownies, chocolate cake, carrot cake, & cheese cake in one night. Wow were we swept off our feet!!! We went back for 3 nights just to indulge in the sin of gluttony. This place is just incredibly wonderful! Thumbs up to the lady who created these recipes!!!!!!!!!!
__label__2 They are a Busy stop that's for sure. Overall I was satisfied with the Food and service, the fries were soggy? I don't know if that's how they always are though? Sometimes I Feel that if they didn't cook so many at the same time it would help the Fries stay crispy. \nThe wings were drenched in the sauce, could have put less sauce and the wings would have still had some crunch to them as well. ( we got the hawaiian) \nSince they were packed, I didn't mind waiting a little longer for fresh food, but was maybe expecting it to taste better. \nThe wings were good though, i'll try it again when it's hopefully not so busy.
__label__1 Nothing special.  CMU's main convenience store.  Better for packaged goods than anything resembling a meal. Nice outdoor seating though.
__label__3 Pretty solid Thai food, comparable to Thai food in LA, not too far from the Strip. Other pluses are that its cheap and clean too. \n\nEnjoyed:\n- pad see ew with tofu\n- beef thai salad- note: when they ask how spicy you want it, I would think about what you would really say (on scale of 1-10 with 10 being spiciest) and then take it down 1 of 2. \n\nDefinitely recommend this to anyone looking to escape the Strip, for some normal priced, good tasting Thai food. \n\nAlso, I think there might be drive through? But not sure, as that would be the 1st Thai drive through Ive ever seen! (see pictures)
__label__3 My brother, sister, her boyfriend, and I came here after finding out that Lotus of Siam was closed for the day.  We still had a craving for Thai food and ended up here.  It's been years since I've eaten here! One thing that I love about this place is that you get a gigantic glass of thai tea with just the right amount of ice and mixture of tea and cream.  Most other places will give you a regular sized glass and fill it up with ice and it's finished before your food even comes.  This gigantic glass lasts throughout the whole meal and then some!\n\nWe ordered chicken larb (medium spicy) with a side of sticky rice, papaya salad, chicken pad thai, and chicken pad see ew. The entrees came with steamed rice and we didn't have to order it separately. The food altogether was yum. They had asked how spicy we wanted the larb, but they didn't ask for the papaya salad.  I feel like they made the papaya salad medium and the larb mild when I had wanted the larb to be medium.  The larb was ok, although I've had better larb at other Thai restaurants.  \n\nI love the homey feel of this restaurant.  The way that it is set up makes you feel like you are sitting at home enjoying a home cooked meal.  The overall service was excellent and they even packed up our food at the end. The pricing was reasonable as well.  For our meal, including 3 thai teas and 1 thai iced coffee, the total came out to $75.
__label__3 Food and Service very good.  Ran into a few dishes we were not crazy about, but overall recommended.
__label__2 Sort of a race to see who can shove the most meat into their bodies the fastest.  The food was okay at this place, but it does take them a long time to bring around the different meats so if you find one you like, you might get a little bit and not get a chance for more for another half hour.  Its really small and crowded for a casino restaurant, the side dishes were weak, and the drinks were expensive.  \n\nMaybe I was just disappointed at the wait, even with a reservation, but I would never be excited about going back here
__label__0 I ordered the $39.99 all you can eat meat; all of the meats were very dry!! The worst of the worst was the lamb, dry as hell and very gamey tasting. The worst lamb I've ever had. The acceptable items were the flank steak and the turkey wrapped in bacon, but not by much. \n\nDon't wast your time, money, or the opportunity to eat somewhere else.
__label__3 This place is essentially your standard all you can eat Brazilian meat buffet.  I made the mistake of partaking in the bread, thereby filling me up substantially before the meat festivities began. I couldn't help it though, because that chimichurri sauce that comes served with the bread was so garlicky and delicious.\n\nBy the time the servers came around, I was nearly full from appetizers alone. Yes, I know I made the one cardinal mistake that one is not supposed to do when eating at an establishment such as this, but I have a weakness for the chimichurri which, by the way, goes great on the sirloin and lamb cuts.
__label__1 Everything here was pretty bland for my taste, from the service to the food.  Went tonight for a business type dinner.  Convenient since I was staying at the Mirage, but next time we'll venture out a bit.  When you go to Fogo De Chao they have a lot more selection of meats.  Samba has about 7 or 8 different items and they're all kind of \"warmed up\" tasting, meaning they have been cooked, brought out....reheated and served again which fine as long as it doesn't taste that way, if that makes sense.  The meat for the most part was unseasoned and needed something to kick it up a notch on the flavor.\nThe salad was terrible, and the creamed spinach again, was not seasoned at all.  We're in Las Vegas and there's a great restaurant within 100 feet of wherever you are, most likely.  Go somewhere else.
__label__0 If you haven't been to a Brazilian Steak House you would probably like this place because you have no idea what to expect. Now if you are reading this and thinking about going to Samba DON'T. This is by far the worst Brazilian Steak House I have EVER been. The meat selection is very poor, they don't have a salad bar and the price is 2 high for what you get. Instead of going to Samba try Texas de Brazil or Fogo de Chao. You will be a lot happier :)
__label__0 This place is horrible!!! Can't believe how they are still open!! We went for RW, and what a waste of money and time!!! The only up side was the service, our waiter was very attentive ... But the food was terrible!!
__label__1 Not a traditional Brazilian churascuria.  No salad bar at all.  They bring you a side salad instead.  If you are used to Fogo or Texas de Brazil, thus doesn't compare.   It is $45 for all you can eat meats, but again, no massive salad bar.  If you do t care about the salad bar, you will enjoy it.  Meats are good.  They even have roasted garlic bread on a skewer.  If you are looking for a traditional churascuria with a nice salad bar, I would skip it.   But if you are all about the meat you will like it.  Nice wines also.  Not cheap, but not outrageous either.   A bottle if Louis martini for $45.  All being said I would not return.
__label__1 Rating 2-1/2\n\n   For whatever reason, on Saturday night Santa Fe Station closes the Feast Buffet at 9 P.M. It was 8:50 P.M., on a Saturday night, and I wanted to reward myself with a nice dinner. With the Feast Buffet closing, I stepped into another Station Casinos icon: The Grand Cafe. Unfortunately nothing about it is Grand.\n\n  The Grand Cafe of today trails behind the Grand Cafe of a few years past in value. With the exception of their daily special, the prices are inflated. Gone are the entrees that include a cup of soup. My dinner: fettuccine, bread, cream of mushroom soup, cola, and tip came to $17. For that price, I would prefer Olive Garden or Red Lobster. \n\n  There were a couple issues that caused me to lower the review by half a star. Far too much of the fettuccine was taken up by bread. Attention to beverage refills was slow.\n\n  My impression of the Grand Cafe is it is a convenient 24 hour restaurant to grab a bite in Santa Fe Station. And, if I am not mistaken, Grand Cafe is the go-to place for desserts in Santa Fe Station.\n\n These are my recommendations for the Grand Cafe management to improve their restaurant. Offer more items, lower the pricing, include soup with all entrees, and provide better refill service on beverages.
__label__2 3 stars for our server, James, keeping our drinks full and the quick service provided over all. That's it. \n\nI used to eat here pretty frequently about 5 years ago and the food was always really delicious, that I remember anyway. \n\nSeems their menu has shrunk considerably and so has the quality of food. I got the chicken fried steak which was good but totally overloaded with breading, and it was almost as if they fried it to long or it started to get to that point because the edges of the meat and the breading were fried hard. Eww.  My Cesar salad looked really sad with wilted lettuce. My hash browns were over fried and my eggs were wet slimy like. Bleh! My cousin had the fried chicken which she said was good but her steamed veggies were still hard, complete with dried out carrots and a cold baked potato. \n\nThe only reason I would come back here is prob if I was severely intoxicated and it was the last place on earth to eat something to help soak up the cohol. We had more fun building a mountain out of food we didn't eat. We felt the food was put to better use and looked nicer that way :)
__label__0 I am a local swing dancer and visit The Aruba once a week for the weekly swing event in the bar.\n\nLast night was the first occasion I had to stay there.  I drank too much at a swing dance party and wanted to crash in a room.  At 2AM they had one room left, a room above the pool.  It was $112.  Way to spendy for the area or the hotel, in my opinion, but I really needed the room so I got it.\n\nThe room was small.  It obviously had a makeover sometime in the past few years, but there were dead roaches everywhere.  Fairly large ones.  It wasn't the most comfortable place, and I stayed for a total of 3 hours, long enough to get my act together and go home.\n\nI wouldn't recommend the hotel room to anyone.  \n\nThe dancing on Friday nights, however, is pretty cool, and Spooky, the bartender, is amazing.  Just don't stay the night afterwards.
__label__4 I have toured other Fairmont properties in Hawaii, Maui, and Cancun. I've also stayed at the one in San Jose, CA.  When my friends came for a vist and said they were staying at the Fairmont, I jumped at the chance to visit them.  The property is beautiful.  The grounds are well kept and everything is spotless.  The rooms are nicely done.  The room my friends had was a very nice garden view.  There was a nice patio with table and chairs. It's the perfect place to have your morning coffee and watch the bunnies on the property.  They were everywhere and so cute!  The bathroom had a nice big tub, separate shower and double vanity.  All in all it looked very comfortable.  We had drinks in the bar outside that evening.  There is a small indoor bar and a huge outdoor bar with lots of seating and fire pits all around.  It gave a very nice ambiece.  The drinks were very good and our server was very attentive.  I would highly reccomend this property if you are going to visit Scottsdale or if you want a nice \"staycation\".  I will be utilizing the spa there soon since my wonderful friends gifted me for my birthday.  I cannot wait to try it!!
__label__4 I want to permanently live at my new favorite stay-cation destination!!! \n\nAt checkin, I was asked which room location I would like (all of which came with a balcony!)  - my choices included - pool view, lagoon view, quiet buildings, those located near the party area - so many choices! I was in heaven!! We chose a room overlooking the lagoon - semi close to the pool, but far enough away to have zero noise. At night, there's a fire fountain in the middle of the lagoon that was so wonderful to watch while sitting on the balcony sipping lemon drops and having deep talks.\n\nThe amenities were FANTASTIC! There are two water slides that kept us busy w/ the 5YO for hours. There are nice size gates around the pool area and it felt very safe and clean. The adult lounge area was very sleek and beautiful. Next time, we will bring friends so we can hang here and leave the kids with a babysitter at night!  All of the grounds were wonderfully lush and landscaped nicely. I never saw one piece of garbage on the ground anywhere.\n\nThe room was lovely - beautiful decor, great materials, no detail was compromised and the place was perfectly clean. Even with the loud fire fountain outside and the ice machine outside our room, our room was completely quiet inside - it was a great experience.\n\nWe bought our room with miles, but given the amazing rates, I think we will have to have one more weekend here. \n\nHere's a link to the great summer rates.\nhttp://www.fairmont.com/scottsdale/HotelPackages/SpecialOffer/SummerSale.htm\n\nI would recommend bringing your own booze - we bought two boat drinks by the pool for a little under $30 including tip. Thank goodness we had our own mixers in our room for the rest of the stay!\n\nHighly Highly Highly Highly recommend this place!!!
__label__3 This hotel is nice. Some rooms are amazing - the renovated rooms are lovely. The Casitas are not. Be warned - they are comfy but tired - broken lamp, leaky gas fireplace, ripped curtains, broken phone for 3 days. You get the idea. I am really torn between 3 and 4 stars. We were in a 3 star room, but there are a lot of 4 star rooms there, I know. It really is a nice hotel, but it just cannot have things like that and still be considered a luxury resort. Also be warned that the water slides are a lo-o-o-ng walk from the Casitas, and families (who want the water slides) seem to end up at the Casitas. The Casitas are really a trek from everything. Furthermore, inexplicably, there is a serious shortage of hot tubs. The Casitas have their own little pool with a teeny hot tub that is terrifying to use. I hurt myself walking into it both times as it lacks enough steps and has broken filters on the bottom. The pool you will want to use if with kids is the East pool and the Sonoran splash - a giant pool area with a fun double slide - and no hot tub anywhere. Every single family over there is asking about it and seems utterly flummoxed. So then you trek all the way back soaking wet and shivering to either the South pool (more of the adult crowd and they do not want your kids in there) to use their hot tub or back to the Casitas to use the teeny treacherous one there. Very bizarre for a big club. And the word on the street is true -they do nickel and dime you, so be warned. Little things will add up. They have a skating rink! Wheee! but you will spend 100 dollars to use it with your 3 children. And then they will have a stand for hot chocolate nearby and charge 5 dollars for water based hot chocolate and 9 dollars for a baggie with the makings for 2 'smores. Really? If you aren't even serving real hot chocolate don't you think you could just make it free for the people who are spending all that money to skate? Another thing to keep in mind is that the Princess is really out of the way. The zoo and the botanical garden are more than 30 minutes. But they are close to the Musical instrument Museum and that is a world class place- a must visit for anyone in the area!! There are plenty of restaurants nearby, so that is nice, but a lot of the activities are in other areas of the city. The Christmas decorations are really nice. The pools are pretty good. The food is pretty good. I am on the fence and just not sure if I should say 3 or 4 stars.
__label__3 This review is only for their meeting rooms and banquet facilities.  I've been to over a dozen luncheons and galas held here.  They recently opened a new ballroom area that's really impressive.  The space is large and has huge glass walls that separate the main ballroom from the pre-function space just outside.  The walls open up the ballroom in a unique way....instead of individual small doors, it creates a grand entry.  This is important because when opened, it gives your event a \"grand entry\" feel to it....I find that impressive.\n\nAlso, the new ballroom gives you the option to have a separate valet entrance just for your event.  Again, this can be very impressive and convenient for your guests.  As a guest of a few events that utilized this feature, I thought it was awesome.\n\nThe banquet staff here does a great job with their service of guests.  The food is always excellent.\nhttp://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/fairmont-scottsdale-princess-scottsdale?select=Z7jE_8qF3WIf6Ad18f9Hbg#Z7jE_8qF3WIf6Ad18f9Hbg\nhttp://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/fairmont-scottsdale-princess-scottsdale?select=N7cFBwu6HYG6os-WyAh1Vw#N7cFBwu6HYG6os-WyAh1Vw\n\nOverall, they know how to help you create and execute a solid event.\n\nReturn Factor - 90%
__label__1 great place to stay but the valet needs work......an associate by the name \"Craig mertz\" was rude and impolite, someone should teach that kid how to work in the hospitality industry
__label__4 Lulu's cupcakes are the best!  You will be surprised at how addictive they are and the all natural products make a huge difference.  Other frostings just don't taste as good anymore and I feel good about giving these treats to my kids or serving them to my guests.  The Blonde Bombshells and the Bunny Boo (carrot cake) are two of my favorites!  Give them a try - you won't be disappointed!\nAs far as price goes, remember you get 16 cupcakes is a dozen, not the ordinary 12.  Also, $3 is the going rate for bakery cupcakes.  Check out AJ's, Wildflower, Sprinkles, Tammy Coe, etc. and you'll see the same (if not higher).  Sure you can get them cheaper at the grocery store, but you get what you pay for - those will be filled with artificial ingredients and transfats - nasty!  Do yourself a favor and splurge on these.
__label__0 We've given this BWW franchise several tries and each time they've bombed. Very disappointing considering the other Buffalo Wild Wings in the valley are good. Mismanagement plays a huge part - the staff seems unhappy, management is defensive and rude. The atmosphere at this location is lousy. The wings are tiny sample sizes compared to other BWW locations (and overcooked every time), salads are smaller too. Five out of five times they've messed up our orders - both dine-in and takeout. We won't be back. Worst review I've ever given and unfortunately well deserved! :(
__label__2 The food is good....selection is ok.  The service is good. It is WAY loud ALL of the time.  I understand that it is more of a sprots bar kinda feel but not being able to hear the waitress was a little frustrating/\nWe will go back I am sure of it.
__label__1 Was happy to hear BWW re-opened at this location in Glendale.  We met several friends there to watch a football game and enjoy some food.  It was ok.  The service was slow, had to keep asking people for refills, food was average.  \n\nWe/ve always like the wings at BWW so those were good, I tried fried pickles for the first time and enjoyed them.  They brought the wrong order for 3 people in our party of 7.  Waitress gave my hubby a beer, he took a sip from it and told her it wasn't Blue Moon (like he ordered).  She said \"Oh, it's a Michelob Utra!\" They proceeded to ask a couple of other waitresses nearby if they were waiting on an Ultra.  She went to hand the beer to another waitress (to give to another patron).  I practically jumped out of my seat and stopped her...I told her AGAIN, my husband took a sip of it and realized it wasn't Blue Moon...you can't give it to that person!  She gave me a glare and told my husband he shouldn't have sipped from it if he didn't plan on drinking it.    I told her that she brought him the WRONG BEER....I told manager on duty what happened, between the beer, waitress trying to give to another patron after sip was taken, orders messed up with 3 at our table, etc.  We were not happy with this visit AT ALL.
__label__2 Food is great but service for food and even drinks takes FOREVER make sure you have No plans the rest if the night when coming here as you will spend most time waiting for service.
__label__0 My family and I went here for dinner,  and one star overrates our experience. We were seated right away, but after 15 minutes of waiting we had to go ask for a waitress to serve us. We waited a long time for our food and had to ask for silverware. Finally, we were overcharged. The waitress double charged us for the wings we ordered. So, we had to wait another 30 minutes to get our bill corrected. The icing on the cake was cold food.
__label__0 It's the second time I have had a terrible and horrible experience here. Never going back. The hostess was rude, took 25 minutes for my drinks to be ordered,  my appetizer never arrived, my food was cold, th e waiter was talking smack about other customers, my bill was overcharged for stuff I didn't order. I was there for about 3 hours, not enjoying,  just been patient. My alcoholic drink was nasty, the wings were cold and I was charged for the appetizer that never arrived. Horrible!!!!!
__label__1 Ladies and Drag Queens beware, the \"sandbar\" actually has sand outside. Not very friendly to those trying to impress in heels. I work very close to the Sandbar on friday nights after work alot (10-15) of people from my work go there. I have been there quite a few times but not somewhere I would encourage someone to go. I have had some of the food, minichimis are ok, tasty when you are drunk but it's no substitute for Jack in The Box tacos at 2 in the morning. \nThere are a lot of great options for happy hour this just ins't one of them.
__label__0 Call it sushi ugh!!! Went there on Monday \"all-you-can eat\". NOT worth it. 1st - not all sushi in the menu can be ordered. 2nd, the waitress told us there was a 1 hr time limit!!! There was only one sushi chef. We had to wait for our order as there were more people. Not worth your money. BEWARE!!!
__label__0 Sushi Wow is officially the worst sushi bar in town from a level of customer service. I used to love this place and lately I have had one bad experience after another. I have gone there several times and they weren't open for business even though their business hours are clearly posted on the front door. The owner has a shitty attitude especially toward customers who have been patronizing his business for a long time. If you want your business to improve, start with your attitude.Most sushi bars don;t have the best selection of wine but who goes to sushi bar looking for good wine right! I'll settle for a glass of wine that's not spoiled....SMH!!!!!!!!!!!! They poured me the last glass of wine they had which was obviously refrigerated weeks too long. I asked for another glass but like I said...IT WAS THE LAST OF THE WINE THEY HAD. On another visit, the sushi chef made me a roll that was amazing so I decided to order it again for lunch the following day until the owner informed me that he the check couldn't make that roll anymore. Shame on me for going back. They have these jalapeno poppers that are to die for so I figured that I would order to go. When I arrived to pick up the order, no greeting and was told that a side of Siracha was $1........ARE YOU KIDDING ME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1\n\nSO DONE WITH THIS PLACE. THEY WON'T GET A DIME OF MY MONEY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!\n\nAND HE WONDERS WHY HIS BUSINESS IS STRUGGLING.
__label__3 I finally ate all the food I got from Siu Wok the other day and want to give it more stars.  Everything really was delicious.  I don't know if I'll ever know what \"authentic\" chinese food is supposed to taste like but as far as what I consider to be Chinese food, it was all top notch.  Exceeded my expectations for an Arizona Downtown Chinese delivery joint.  I'll be ordering from them again very soon.
__label__4 I remember trying this place 2 years ago and I was not impressed. About a month ago I decided to give them another chance, and tried the Kung Pao Chicken, and since then I have literally been back 6-7 times. For the price it's the best Kung Pao I have ever had. The vegetables are fresh, the sauce is unique and there's plenty of peanuts, an ingredient that imo makes or breaks a good Kung Pao. Their lunch and dinner combos come with fried rice something I don't care for but their fired rice isn't bad at all.
__label__1 I've had food delivered from this place probably a total of 5 times.  Each time, it get progessively worse.   This time, we placed an order from my office and of the 3 orders, all were incorrect...items missing, wrong rice, etc.  Not to mention, the chicken in each of the 4 different chicken dishes I've ordered is really cheap and dry, the end pieces of dark meat covered in sauce do not make them edible.  Yes it's cheap and it's great that they deliver, but I won't be ordering from them again.
__label__0 I find it very hard to give anything more than one star if this business is in the business of turning away people before they can even become customers. I wanted to order a lunch combo and a drink. My total came out to about 12 bucks they said I needed a $15 minimum. I was told the portions were a good size so why would I even think about ordering more food especially when this is my very first time ordering from this place. I live less than 3 miles from this place you think they would make an exception for customers that are really close. The problem is that their delivery radius is too large .. They go from 40th av to 47th street and from baseline to northern. They are making their delivery money back on the customers that live closest to their restaurant. I'm sorry but I will never attempt to order from there again too bad I was excited to try a new Chinese place I don't sway from one to the next I mean c'mon Chinese food is chinese food when your talking about take out or delivery.  Ill just have to go somewhere ill be appreciated for trying a restaurant for a first time, I'm sure the next Chinese restaurant will want me to be a repeat customer. Siu Wok peace of advice here, don't ever turn away customers especially new customers its just not good business or profitable, tightn up your delivery radius and then you won't have to have a $15 minimum order set, $10 minimum would do just fine.
__label__4 Best place to order delivery Chinese food in Downtown/uptown Phoenix. Super fast, always good and hot. Very consistent and friendly!  \n\nOur go to is the General Tso Chicken two times spicy, really good egg rolls and cheese puffs. I've also ordered the Orange chicken and it's really good too.
__label__4 This place has great plates, ahhh gotta love the comps ;)\nlol
__label__3 This place has amazing french fries. They were the perfice size, shape and were perfectly crispy! Seems like all the restaurants in Mandalay Bay serve the same fries. I can barely remember what else I ate there because the fries were so amazing. Cute place for a quick lunch but if you're lookin for some fancy vegas place this ain't it. Get the fries!
__label__3 Being in Vegas for 5 days is not for the faint of heart or the wallet.  So this time around, I opted for saving as much as possible and pocketing the extra cash; so I did my research online and found restaurant.com gift certificates to use in Vegas.  And this happened to be one of the restaurants featured. \n\nTime: My bf and I visited this place the very first day we landed in Sin City and to our disappointment, it was closed.  They are only open for breakfast and lunch, I believe.   We were needless to say, a little disappointed and hoped that we would be able to use it. So we opted for the next restaurant.com location, Raffles Caf\u00e9 just a few walking minutes away. \n\nFood: So we finally got to try this place on our last day there. Let me say, it was WELL WORTH THE WAIT!  I ordered the steak and eggs.  It came with a nice size steak, three eggs, hash browns, and 2 slices of toast.   It was an ample amount of food and cure to my hangover morning!  My bf ordered a lamb \"Philly-steak\" sandwich on French roll.  It came with fries that were lightly seasoned with something and it was heavenly!  I kept finding myself reaching over to steal them every once in a while. \n\nThis place is a must, must, must visit (with the restaurant.com gift certificate, of course .. unless you win big and don't mind the splurge!) Our originally $45 brunch, came out to about $22!  When you think of it $11 for each person is probably one of the greatest deals you'll get for the amount and quality of food received.
__label__3 Ate here because we were at THE Hotel.  The restaurant is right in the lobby nicely done in dark wood and with a view of the passing Vegas crowd.   We had lunch and it was very well done.   The service was a little slow but if I was there I would go back.
__label__0 My wife (a regular for over a year) had a terrible skin reaction around the edge of her hair after coloring. Called Vincent the manager who said he would investigate and get back to her - last we heard from him.\n\nThis was the last straw and she is switching salons now. $40 for a straightforward blow dry after a treatment too... Just crazy. Go elsewhere
__label__2 Lots of stuff and fun to explore, but I asked a guy if they had any #10 percussion caps for black powder.  He just shrugged and said \"don't think so\" and went about putting a sticker on a shooting bench.  He was young and I assume he doesn't care about customer service.  Had a great experience at the gun counter though.  Spoke with a very nice guy named Jon, very nice and knowledgable.  I overheard him talking to a young couple about gun safety and what a good stater gun is.  He was great!
__label__1 I'm not a big fan of cabela's because their prices tend to be pretty high and many of the products they carry are their own brand...so much for variety.  The only things they seem to have a large variety of are fishing poles and guns.
__label__0 Ok - who burns a customer's meal and still serves it????  Went on Sunday for brunch and totally disappointed.  Service, if you can even call it that, amounted to taking your order and calling your name.  So, the only thing you are selling here is your food.  Placed an order for two, but when they called our name, only one meal was available.  Ten minutes later the other meal was announced as \"ready\" - both meals placed at same time - how about they come out at same time - what an interesting concept!!  \n\nBut second meal - egg, bacon, cheese quesadilla was very brown on the bottom - that actually covered up the totally burned underside - burnt taste permeated the entire dish.  I took it back up the register and was offered a refund or new dish, both of which I declined.  Did not feel like waiting another 15 minutes while hubby was now done.  I only took it back up to register to let them know that serving a dish that was obviously burned was unacceptable which met with a blank stare.  Me thinks this was not the first or last returned dish that day.  Cook obviously likes every thing well done - Will not come back here unless I have a charcoal craving!
__label__2 Again a weekend in Las Vegas. Though, this time around, not so drunk. More broke, sober (hungover) than ever, the last night in Vegas was more spent walking around and people watching. We could have just eaten at McDonald's or Chipotle, but going by the simple rule of trying places I don't have locally, we walked past this place under the glass biosphere-dome of the Mirage.\n\nBeing more attracted to the \"outdoorsy\" feel then anything else about this place, we decide to charge up the card with this place. A \"Dinner for 2\" was offered, whereas for $45 a select menu listing of item could be had. We wanted to see more since the select item menu seemed very limited.\n\nI stuck with the meat cause I hate fish and seafood. My date got the crab cakes. I got the beef you cook on a hot rock (The Rock) and some glazed hot wings.\n\nIf you're hungry, don't bother.\n\nThe portions are tiny. The beef slices I got were so thin. I swear I get more meat from a 99 cent pack of Carl Buddig ham. The hot wings were drummettes cut oddly, where the joint to the ankle of the drumstick was chopped off leaving you with oddly placed bone fragments perfect for slicing your mouth and throat. The crab cakes looked like stinky KFC biscuits.\n\nThe service, though, was outstanding. It had better be for the $70 we spent. (That's like 10 Chipotle Burritos!)\n\nI am not really accustomed to over-paying for tiny meals, so take that into account. But what we got tasted good.\n\nThere is also a lounge area with drink specials, also under the glass dome. And, what we noticed later, a more-indoor, more-restaurant-feeling separate section of the place. 'Sides, that biodome section got really dark for dinner.
__label__1 Ate in the bar area.\n\nThe music was too LOUD - I couldn't hear the person across from me.\n\nHad the lobster egg roll - it was ok.  Nice and crunchy but the flavor was meh...\n\nHad the meat that you cook on the hot rock..... Did it once, won't do it again. \n\nHad the spicy tuna roll - the rice was too wet\n\nHad the hamachi negi roll - rice was too wet\n\nWill only come here for the drinks next time.
__label__1 We are staying at the Mirage and happened to walk by this restaurant which looks amazing from the outside. My wife and I are avid sushi fans and thought this would be a fun place to try out. The waitress was very friendly and the Kirin Ichiban beer was great. The sushi, was not worth the high price tag. We ordered the calamari which is thick strips (it's good but also pricey). We ordered 3 sushi rolls and were very disappointed with the lack of creativity for such an expensive roll. We decided to close out our bill even though we were still hungry because we were not satisfied. \n\nThe regular sushi rolls are extremely tiny and are just the item around rice and seaweed.  If you are deciding on this restaurant for sushi alone, don't bother. If you like your sushi to have a variety of the sea's flavors, then don't go here. Maybe we are spoiled because we are from San Diego but I will not be coming to this restaurant again. We are used to much tastier, creative sushi for about half the price of Japonais.
__label__1 If you're going long distances, use the Deuce (i.e. from the Strip to Downtown). Otherwise, it's a waste of time and you'd be better off calling a taxi.\n\nFirst, this thing moves incredibly slow, and I have no idea why. When I first took it, it was during heavy traffic, so I made excuses for the bus driver. But the next time, there was no traffic anywhere, and we still went the same speed.\n\nThe whole double decker set up is annoying. Many people carry bags or luggage and carrying them up and down those stairs takes a lot of effort. Plus, if the bus is crowded (which it usually is), you have to fight to get around everyone else. I can see how having the double decker might be thought of as a fun way to see the Strip, but the whole bus is covered in ads, so you're not getting a very good view.\n\nFinally, I didn't really like the way I was treated when I was trying to board. There was an employee at the bus stop that was instructing people how to get on the bus (is that normal?). He asked if I had a pass or something, and when I said I did not, he told me I couldn't get on! I had two dollars, so I wasn't sure what the problems was. He got slightly indignant and told me I could only board if I had exact change. Which I did.\n\nI can see how a lot of tourists are idiots and that guy probably does need to be there, but it pissed me off. I could read all the signs plastered all over the bus stop, not to mention all over the bus.
__label__0 I wonder how much worse things are in Hell. \n\nAfter all, riding The Duece doesn't seem much better. \n\nIf you know your slanguage, \"Duece\" couldn't be a more appropriate name. Riding this bus can be a pretty shitty experience. \n1. It's riddiculously uncomfortable. True the seats have a soft plush cover, but look at the way they're organized and proportioned, they don't give you a lot of leg room, or arm room for that matter. Whoever designed the bus interior should be thrown in front of a bus. \n2. They get riddiculously crowded. Considering there's so many of them running at once, they really need to put a limit on how many people can be allowed on the bus at once, it's truly riddiculous how cramped that bus can get, the seating organization doesn't help either.\n3. At every stop, even if there aren't any people there, the bus stops and waits for about 5 minutes. What the hell are you waiting for? If someone wasn't at the bus stop in time, that's their fault, besides, there's probably another Duece right behind you, and it's not like the bus has anymore space to pick up more passengers anyway.\n4. The bus drives at tour bus speed. Considering that it's the only bus on the Strip, locals and workers have to use this bus as well, they have more important destinations to get to at certain times, while these tourists are on vacation and have all the time to do whatever the hell they want. If a local is late for their job or an appointment because of how slow this bus is going, that's just downright unfair, and the driver should be sued. Even when Strip traffic is at it's worst, driving from the Flamingo to the Venetian shouldn't take anymore than 10 minutes. 15 tops. Not almost 30. And any attempts to make this a sight seeing/tour bus is borderline futile, considering that most of these buses have screen coating ads which makes everything outside look all fuzzy and distorted. \n\nHere's some suggestions:\n1. Do a complete remodel of the bus interiors, so the seat organization is actually functional. \n2. If all the seats are filled, no more than 20 people should be allowed on the bus at a time. \n3. You know what, scratch all that. Keep the Duece Bus exactly the same for the TOURISTS. How about adding a route of regular buses for the Strip that locals and workers can use, with designated stops for the Deuce and the regular CAT bus so everyone will be able to tell the difference. These buses will run at normal speed so people who have more important places to go will get there on time, since there's no tourists, there will be no epic crowds of people standing on top of each other and you'll have to pay regular fare of $2.50 for a day pass, not $5.00, which is the type of money tourists have to blow, not everyday people. \n\nI'm actually not surprised that so many people think there is nothing else to Las Vegas besides the Strip. I mean, after they see how things like The Duece work, obviously it seems totally unreasonable for people to actually thrive here.
__label__2 If you pay the $7 24 hour pass and plan to go down up and down The Strip for that long then The Deuce is the way to go! It is easy to spot The Deuce because it is a gold double decker bus. Often times the bus is jammed packed and at one stop they had to turn passengers away because they were too full. Probably a common occurrence for the bus drivers to do when driving The Strip. Despite those inconveniences walking or taking The Deuce is really the best way to get around on The Strip because driving is a real pain in the ass and it doesn't help when there are loads of inconsiderate Nevada drivers on the roads as well as tourists who are driving and don't haven a clue to what they are doing! That doesn't stop from taxi drivers from beeping at you with their horns when you are in a crosswalk and in their way though!
__label__4 Incredible food, ribs are great! Service is fantastic, I definitely would recommend this place !!!
__label__4 A go to for a good dinner.  We have been there twice and both times were awesome.  The service was always prompt and courteous.  I have made recommendations to people I know, and have always been thanked after the fact by those who have eaten there.
__label__4 This place kicks ass. Kudos for the buffet and various assortments in baklava!  Perfectly cooked gyro meat, however their hummus is typically overblended to the point of pure cream. BUT that didn't kill my appetite or anything. Great value for the $$, they are very generous with portion size. I love this place. And it's not overly popular (read: crowded) as other places. I would totally recommend this for lunch hour, a quick takeout for movie night, or dinner. I am looking forward to my next visit here.
__label__3 The food was great, relatively cheap and prepared quickly.  I wasn't extremely hungry so I ordered the hummus topped with gyro.  Man!  I couldn't have ordered anything better.  The hummus was extremely fresh tasting and the gyro was very tender.  I would order this dish over and over again.  Served with their really good pita bread, it was a perfect meal.
__label__4 just had lunch here today and ordered the shoarma combo (chicken and gyros) and it was delish!!! the chicken was season just the way i like it: not overly seasoned and not too strong, just right!!! the gyros was nice and moist... i ordered it with the hommus as a side and it was served with plenty of pita!!! i definetly did not leave hungry! especially since we also got baklava for dessert which was amazing!!!!\n\ni will be back here very shortly!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
__label__4 doesn't matter i what i order, i'm always happy!!!!!!!\nsooo good!!!\ni live on the other side and i dont care the drive!!!!
__label__2 This place is good, don't get me wrong. I love this Italian style pizza, the service was good, and i enjoyed my meal. The thing is, if you go a few blocks over to eastern there is Grimaldi's pizza, which is that same Italian style pizza, but its just much better. The pizza was a bit cold and soft, so maybe mine was just undercooked, i dont know. Also the flavors were a little bland. So try this and you wont be too disapointed, but missing out on Grimaldi's would be the crime when its so close.
__label__0 I was so excited to eat here, given all the positive reviews.  However I was very disapointed.  The pizza was way overpriced, lacking on toppings and literally RAW dough.  I have eaten Pizza all over Italy, so I am familiar w/ the concept, it was just executed poorly.  When we tried to complain the Manager was terribly rude and begrudginly credited us for the raw pizzas....eventually.
__label__2 Very good, but highly overrated.
__label__4 Fantastic Pizza, wow!\n\nSo good.  Go get some authentic Italian Pizza!
__label__4 The only bad thing is that I can only give 5 stars to Settebello. Carmine is an artist of the \"white art\" and nobody else in town, even with the same (or better like due forni)  ingredients is able to do what a real italian from (around) Naples like him can do. Every pizza is a masterpiece perfectly crafted with passion with just the right tasteful amount of toppings and cooked perfectly to delight even a very sophisticated palate. \nBravissimo Carmine! A presto.
__label__3 This place is great. The staff are friendly and helpful and the food is excellent. We shared the Settebello pizza and the Insalata Grande. The pizza was awesome. I loved the sauce, and the pine nuts on it added a nice texture and flavor. The salad was good, but less interesting than the pizza. I'd definitely go back next time I'm in the area!
__label__4 One of our favorite restaurants!\n\nWe love the Caprese Salad, the fresh tomatoes and mozzarella are wonderful to start the meal with.\n\nI love the Diavola (spicy and so tasty), Capricciosa (savory with the veggies) pizzas, and the Misto (shaved meats, cheeses, olives, marinated zucchini and focaccia), could only be improved would be to added a few grapes and some sliced tart apple.\n\nHusband's favorites are the Settebello and the Margherita w/ Calabrese and mushrooms pizzas.\n\nIt can be a bit busy and crowded but the staff tries to keep everything moving along as quick as they can.  Its not really a restaurant for kids but people seem to want to bring them here anyway. :-S
__label__4 Great selection of quality dog and cat foods, treats, toys, and everything in between! \n\nThe staff is incredibly helpful, almost too helpful if that is possible! :) A friendly greeting is always offered when you walk in the door and they are always able to make great recommendations on food and toys. When using the self dog-wash center, the staff was available to lend tips and make sure everything is running smoothly. \n\nI love the healthy and natural foods they offer - a striking contrast to chain pet stores - and their prices are very competitive. They have an impressive collection of dog toys, although the cat selection is slightly limited, and the toys are in the higher value range (a problem when you have a dog that instantly destroys any toy you bring home, no matter how strong it is!). \n\nThey have two very chilled out cats that are lounging around the store. They are usually hanging out on the counter or a raised cat house, but just be aware of you have a cat chasing dog. \n\nP.S. I love their frequent customer deals - after you buy multiple bags of food you receive one free!
__label__1 Crap.\n\nCrap crap.\n\nCrap.\n\nIs that not sufficient?  Do you need more than that?  Okay: go there and order a reuben, and see what happens.  First, they'll ask you what type of bread you want.  On my reuben?  I'll take rye, because if it isn't rye then it's not a reuben.  Thank you.\n\nThen they will include lunch meat-style corned beef, which just pisses me off.  Because it doesn't taste delicious, it tastes like what you get from a cafeteria.  And then they have thick ass bread, which, in my opinion, is what you put on a sandwich when you don't want people to realize that what's in between the slices of bread sucks ass.\n\nOr, the nachos.  They use movie theater cheese (which is a one-star bonus for me, only reason they have 2 stars) but the chili is totally tasteless.  I don't get how people can cook something like chili and send it out to the world when it tastes like nothing.  Not bad, not good, just *nothing.*  Here's a tip: find something that tastes and heave it into the pot.  Just a thought.\n\nI hate myself for being convinced to go here over slices.  Because the place sucked a fat one.
__label__2 Something must have happened at Bison Witches between January and August. New management? Maybe down economy? What ever it was, the \"huge sandwiches\" that many have mentioned, including my friend Austin who was with me yesterday, have been replaced by huge slices of bread.\n\nThick slices of bread are perfect for french toast, but shouldn't be anywhere near a sandwich. Maybe if what was in between the slices was served in an equally generous portion, this would be okay, but as it was served to me, the massive slices of bread only emphasized the meager portions of meat and toppings. This was disappointing to say the least.\n\nThe quality of the soup and half sandwich I ordered was decent. The soup definitely better than the sandwich, but also in a smaller portion than the reputation of this place suggested.\n\nIt's a cool atmosphere with a decent selection at the bar. The Pumpkin Porter from Four Peaks was especially good.\n\nThe service left much to be desired. Our meals were brought to us by a different server than took our order and was visibly annoyed that we were in the middle of a conversation when she showed up to give us our food. How dare I finish the sentence I was wrapping up while she waited roughly 5 seconds with our food. But hey, that's how I roll.\n\nOur experience at Bison's was  2.5 stars. I'll give them the extra .5 for offering Four Peaks seasonal. Other than that, it's no the kind of place I see myself craving.
__label__0 Having worked on Mill Ave for 7 years, my co-workers and I have frequented Bison Witches for lunch on many occassions but stopped because service was generally too slow for your standard work day lunch hour.  \n\nA group of us made it the site of a recent happy hour and will never return for many reasons - none of which had anything to do with the beer selection or food. \n\nThe service was terrible - and it wasn't even a busy night, in fact we were the majority of the bar patrons.  Not only was it difficult to get a drink (bartender too busy texting - with three or four of them behind the bar serving) we were yelled at by the servers for standing by the bar.  Granted if we'd been blocking the ONLY way through, I could understand needing to ask us to move - but when there was plenty of space to pass through to deliver trays to tables and using profanity to do so was absolutely inappropriate.  Again, our group comprised a majority of the bar business at that time of the evening.\n\nFood isn't that great, there are other places with equally good if not better beer selections and MUCH better, faster, nicer service.\n\nPOST EDIT: I wanted to update this revie to reflect that the owner of Bison Witches has since contacted me and extended a very gracious apology for the events that occured.  He handled it very well and dealt with the employee in question.  I greatly appreciated him taking the time and responding in a very timely manner - I certain believe this will make me give them a second look next time we're in the market for a happy hour location!  Thanks!
__label__2 This is one of those three and a half star moments for me, Bison Witches is a sandwich shop with a fairly impressive beer selection and fair prices. I like their chili cheese nachos quite a bit and Kristen likes the miss pris. There's really nothing extraordinary here though, good food, good booze, good service, good prices. It's all good. Three and a half.
__label__0 Stopped here for a quick bite with friends before a conference.  The drinks came right away.  After waiting over 45 minutes for our food, we finally received one order:  allegedly \"chili nachos,\" it was a plate of dry tortilla chips accompanied by a cup of cold chili and a cup of ice-cold, congealed nacho cheese.  When we asked where our other four orders were, the server was very defensive - \"sorry about the wait, but a bunch of other people just left and cancelled their orders, so we had to deal with that.\"  (Wow, can't imagine why that happened!)  At that point, we decided that we needed to leave without the food, because our conference sessions were about to begin.  To his credit, the bartender said he wouldn't charge us for the drinks.  We tipped him and left.  I've had decent - if not stellar - experiences at the location in Tucson, but I'm certainly never visiting this location again (and I'll probably think twice before patronizing the Tucson location, too.  There are too many places with good food and service to waste time on a place like this.)\n\nI almost forgot to mention that the booth was comically decrepit - giant holes in the seat and a spring poking out from under the seat, occasionally scraping my leg if I wasn't careful.  And...for the coup de grace, when we exited the booth, the seat completely collapsed.  It was actually sort of hilarious.
__label__0 When the manager's away, the staff will do absolutely nothing but try to get laid and ignore paying customers. Really sad because we've been here a lot over the last few years, and always had a good experience. \n\nLast night, it was like everyone got stoned and forgot they were actually working. It wasn't even busy, and we repeatedly had to track down our server to ask for drinks, food, and the check. \n\nIt was so bad, all of the tables around us cashed out, and started going to the bar for drinks... When we followed suit, we had to actually go track down the bartender (who was busy chatting with a young blonde at the of the bar) and tell him we wanted to order drinks. He took our order, but then wandered off to go talk to the blonde again! Really???!!!
__label__0 All of these reviews seem to be hit or miss.  Mine was definitely a \"miss\".  Service was AWFUL, and the hostess was a complete bitch.  And the place was not full.  Food was mediocre, when we finally got a chance to order and eat it.  Wine came very late.\nI was hoping to find a hidden gem but instead discovered a stinking turd.
__label__2 It's been about seven years since I've been here and not much has changed.  We met a friend from Toronto who was in town for 2 weeks for bridge tournaments and gaming.  This is one of the places he hits up every time he comes to Las Vegas.\n\nWe had reservations for 5:30--not needed as it turned out--but there were more people there than I had expected.  We were quickly seated, brought menus, and our drink order was delivered.  We then ordered and the server split the order into two checks as we requested.\n\nMy wife ordered the Chicken Cortez and Jack and I each ordered prime rib.  Each dinner comes with soup or salad and choice of starch.  I got potato leek and a baked potato.  I asked for my prime rib to be blue and the server said very rare to which I nodded.  We also ordered a side of scalloped corn with prosciutto to share.\n\nBread was brought to the table along with two plates of pastry piped butter.  There didn't appear to be any difference in taste among the three.  The lavash was not as flavorful as some I've had and the pretzel roll was somewhat dry.  It seemed like the bread was a little on the old side.\n\nThe soup was good.  One of the bus people came to grind fresh pepper which was a bonus.  There was a good separation between courses so we could chat and catch up with what our friend had been up to since we saw him a few months before.\n\nOur mains arrived.  The prime rib was red as I wanted and Jack's was a medium rare which was what he ordered.  Andrea's chicken was, well chicken with cheese melted on top and some avocado.  My baked potato was large but needed a bit more baking time.  I got the normal accoutrements--butter and sour cream and the waiter left extra horseradish if we wanted to charge up the creamy horseradish served with the prime rib.  All three of us liked our meals.  The scalloped corn was very good.  Creamed corn with lots of cheese baked until the light bread crumb top was browned.\n\nFor dessert, I got carrot cake which was quite good.\n\nThe Cortez Room is OK.   Service was OK if not a bit nonchalant.  The price was good because the casino had mailed a BOGO to my wife and we used points to pay the balance.  For the price of gratuity, we had dinner for two.  The A-OK rating is apropos  because while nothing stands out about the whole evening, the food was OK and done the way we wanted.
__label__0 We went around 11 pm on a weekend. We were seated quickly, had our beverage orders taken (1 coffee, 1 beer) and were ID'd for the beer we ordered, then recieved only the coffee. Turns out the busser couldn't serve beer or something despite being of age. When our server made his way over, we had to reorder the beer and show ID again. \n\nAfter placing our orders, we quickly recieved the soup; a thick, processed-ham flavoured ordeal that had probably been simmering since early that day as it had thickened into a mud-like consistency. \n\nThen we waited. And waited. We watched several tables finish. Our waiter ran about doing his rounds until we had to flag him down to ask for another beer. After about twenty, thirty minutes our food arrived. We had ordered chicken 'tenders' (whatever that means) as an appetizer but they came out with the entrees. The boy had a steak while I had the cobb salad. His steak was flavorless and tasted like poor quality meat cooked without any love. He ate several bites and sent it back. The tenders were moist but on par with frozen grocery store offerings. The salad was the alone stand out as it was a MASSIVE bowl full of salad. I usually feel silly ordering a salad out when I can make one exactly to my likings for about the same amount of dough, but this thing was big enough to split between 3 people easily and be satisfied. \n\nOur server was a lot more expedient and attentive after the steak was sent back, and the hostess came by to inquire as to what was wrong. She seemed genuinely concerned that we enjoy our meal and told us how to avoid being re-carded for beer (go to the security cage, prove your age and get a wrist band) so the star is for her.\n\nIt's cheap food and if you're staying there it's a nice late night option if you're not in the mood for Sbarro. We'll probably be headed to Ellis island next time, though, as the environment is a bit nicer and the beer is cheap, generously served and the food is about the same if not a little better.
__label__4 I was moving out of my apartment and i needed help. My puppy had chewed up some of the padding under the rug and I needed it repaired.  I also needed a cleaning done since the high traffic areas were dirty even though I didn't wear shoes in the house. Keystone came in and did their magic.  When it came time to turn in my keys, my landlord was amazed at how great it looked and commented that it looked in even better condition than when I first moved in.  I ended up giving them the number so that they could use Keystone for their own home.  They're pricing is really reasonable too.  I paid $100 for a 1200 sqft condo.
__label__1 One day within a week or so of my neighbor's hot water heater broke and flooded their place AND mine, two guys showed up at my front door unannounced two days in a row. One guy was really quiet and just followed directions while the other talked my head off and wouldn't shut up. The lead tech said he had called me and left a VM to inform me they were coming over. How about a call the night before and speaking to a live person?  I guess property management arranged the repairs but no one told me that I'd be woken up by my doorbell ringing two days in a row. Besides the doorbell, they made a lot of noise and tracked dirty footprints in my hallway. That, and they left all the shavings and drywall crumbs for me to clean up. As far as the work goes, I guess they did what they were supposed to. They left their air blowers/fans plugged into my wall and running for hours and no instructions as to how long they should be left on or when they would return to retrieve them. Again, if I'd known they would return the next morning and wake me up again, I would have known when they planned to pick up their equipment. A note would have sufficed, but nothing. AND, one of the blowers was faced inches away from the dryer so the air intended to dry the baseboards behind it was deflected by the dryer, therefore, blowing air in the opposite direction from the wet area it was supposed to be drying. C'mon now.  It's Physics 101 guys. I think I've made my point.
__label__4 My husband & I went to Ocean Club on Saturday to celebrate my new job (yay!). If only we could afford to celebrate more at such an elaborate restaurant!\n\nI love a good bread basket & this one did not disappoint. We started with oysters which were fabulous (you get 6). For my entree I ordered the sea bass & Ryan ordered the scallops as well as a side of garlic mashed potatoes. The portions were more than generous & everything was cooked perfectly. It was so much food that we didn't have room for dessert, so the warm butter cake will have to wait til next time.\n\nBetween the topnotch service & fabulous food, you have to expect a hefty bill. We'll probably only be so lucky to go once in a blue moon, so it was worth every penny!
__label__0 Updated 8/3/2013.\n\nA couple weeks ago, I wrote the updated review below wherein I was contacted by the manager of Mastro's Ocean Club. He said he would either take our three entrees off our tab or send us a gift certificate (for the price of the three entrees). I asked him which would be easier for him and he said the gift certificate. I got the gift certificate last week...it was for $100...not even close to covering the cost of our entrees. My lobster, for example was $70...that would mean the other two entrees totaled would have had to have been $30 and we all know that the scallops and the bone-in ribeye would be more than $30 each.\n\nI am really upset. I wish I would have told the manager to have the price of the entrees removed from our bill even though it would have taken him longer to do it. Believe me, we won't be using the gift certificate anytime soon, as we are very disappointed in this whole matter. And if the manager is reading this and wondering why I didn't call him...it's like this. You didn't comp us for the price of our entrees like you said you would, and if you can't abide by your word, why should I bother calling? I'm sure you'll just have some flimsy excuse why you did what you did.\n\nI'm thoroughly disgusted with Mastro's Ocean Club...no longer a fan.\n\n*****\nThe other day after I posted my review on Mastro's Ocean Club, I was contacted by their parent corporation asking me to complete a survey and note my remarks. Yesterday, the manager of Ocean Club called me to discuss my remarks. He was very pleasant and we discussed at some length the issues I had described. He provided a very nice resolution to the whole ordeal which I thought was very nice. Needless to say, I'll be giving Ocean Club another chance and look forward to making the acquaintance of the manager.\n\nOne other positive note: after enjoying the Blufeld Reisling on my visit to the restaurant, I have been able to find the wine in the Valley. After a discussion with AJ's, they explained to me the differences in the Reidl stemware created for various wines and I now have four beautiful pieces of stemware to compliment my Blufeld. Next time I will remember to note the name of my waiter, so I can give him the praise he so richly deserves for recommending this wine.
__label__3 This restaurant was recommended by a family member who lives in Scottsdale. The atmosphere is upscale, classy and dimly lit. \nOur server was informative and attentive. He provided helpful responses to our menu questions.  I started with the lobster bisque which was flavorful and included lumps of lobster meat.  My entree was the Sea Scallops which were toped with a wine sauce and lightly broiled.  Awesome!!  My friend had the salmon and the macaroni and cheese with bacon.  Our waiter suggested ordering the crumbled bacon with the Mac and Cheese.  It was delicious.  Our food was promptly delivered to our table while it was at the appropriate temperature.\nIt was a superior dining experience and I highly recommend it for seafood.
__label__1 Made reservations there for my wife's birthday. I live in the Plaza Lofts in Kierland, so this was walking distance, just 3 minutes away. We arrived on time and were promptly brought to our table which was stuffed in the back corner by a waiters station. The issue with this is the restaurant was half empty, so we passed  several tables that were preferable. (the empty tables stayed empty for at least an hour.\n\nMy wife had the twin lobster tails which were rubbery with no flavor. We ordered the yellow tail sashimi which smelled and tasted \"fishy\". They claim to offer a Gluten Free menu but they did not have gluten free soy sauce!!!???? My steak was good but nothing memorable...just a meal.\n\nOf course, the fellow in the suit came by to ask how everything was. I told him about the poor seating and he shot back, \"we should have asked for something else\". I don't know why I'm forced to debate  an 18 year old girl with too much make-up and an attitude about my seat.  For some reason they feel its smarter to shove me in a crappy seat (regardless my reservation) and leave better seating EMPTY.\n\nMY wife used to bring corporate clients to OC....because it's close to her office in Kierland.....used to!
__label__4 This restaurant is about as first class as it gets.  The food and service were just spectacular and the ambiance quite romantic.  It's a very good place for a nice dinner for two with your spouse more than anything, although I saw all kinds of people there. The menu is a bit pricey and everything is a la carte, so be prepared for a big check.  I loved the whiskey menu, quite extensive.
__label__4 The greatest dining experience I've ever had was at Hank's.  The beef is prime grade and the chefs there know what to do with it!  I've been there a few times, so I know it's not a fluke.\n\nI don't have much time to sing all of Hank's praises, but I can tell you that the ambiance is modern and swanky.  The heirloom tomato salad drew rave reviews from my buddies.  My filet mignon and lobster tail was outstandingly prepared.  My brother's porterhouse for two (and yes, the kid took out the 40oz beast by himself!) was equally outstanding.\n\nYou've seen all the other reviews.  There are only two things left to do...1) save up your money, cuz the bill won't be for the faint of heart...and 2) GO HUNGRY!!!
__label__4 There's nothing like a great steak, and there's plenty of them in Las Vegas, that's for sure.  But there are certain places that are able to differentiate themselves from the herd of great steakhouses.  Hank's is one of those places.  Hank's combines a modern, yet comfortable atmosphere with top-notch steaks, seafood, and drinks.  \n\nArriving at your table in Hank's, the first thing you notice is the large \"fish-tank fireplace\".  Separating two of the rooms at Hank's is a large tank with glass panels on both sides containing a large fireplace.  This is a great touch on the ambience, and is a very good backdrop instead of just a wall or a picture.  \n\nI can't comment on the other steaks, but my mom and I both got the 24 oz. Bone-in Ribeye.  This was Nebraska Corn-Fed, Prime, 28-day Aged Ribeye.  Does it get any better?  Oh wait, it does.  We had a 2002 BV Georges de Latour and 2006 Del Dotto Vineyard 887, Missouri U-Stave Cabernet Sauvignon to go with the steak.  While some people say that all of the expensive steakhouses are the same, because all of them are getting the best quality beef.  And I would agree, with the exception of places like Hank's.  \nThe thing that differentiates Hank's from most other steakhouses is the char they are able to get on the steak.  Ya, I always hear about how every steakhouse has the 1200 degree oven, but not all of them are able to get the char that Hank's does on their steaks.  The steaks came out perfect medium rare, and were also perfectly seasoned.  If there's one thing that any chef appreciates, it's when all the food is well seasoned.  You would be surprised how often even fine dining restaurants under season their food.\nNot only did they do their steaks great, but everything on our table was perfect.  My Dad got the 12 oz. Tristan Island (South Africa) Lobster Tail.  The Lobster was very large, slightly sweet, perfectly/ simply seasoned, and very tender.  They also had a very large 20 oz. Lobster Tail, which would probably feed literally 4 people as an entree. \n\nOur desserts were pretty standard, but very good.  We got the Chocolate Molten Cake and the Sorbets.  Very tasty, but very typical.  If there is one thing they can work on it's the desserts, but it was good enough to keep them at five stars.  \n\nThe corkage fee at Hank's was steep, but very typical for Las Vegas.  For wine lovers, Las Vegas is a sort of hell due to the extremely high corkage fees, and the large amount of restaurants that don't let you bring in any wine.  Hank's is a $35 corkage fee, with a two 750 ml bottle limit.  This is pretty much standard for Las Vegas.  \nThe Sommelier was a very nice guy.  The opening and pouring process was very quick, detailed, and professional.  He noticed the Del Dotto bottle, and we had a short conversation about our mutual love for visiting Del Dotto's winery, and the personality of Dave Del Dotto.  Many Sommelier experiences are snooty and awkward, but their Sommelier was able to talk about bottles that we brought in, and did so in a very educated, yet professional manner. \n\nOverall, all of the people at my table while dining here said it was on par with the best steakhouses they have been to, being compared to Gene & Georgetti's and The Chop House in Chicago.  If you are in Las Vegas, and you are able to make it off the strip, check out Hank's, it's a special steak and a special meal.
__label__2 I had not visited this restaurant in a few years (perhaps 5 to say the least). I had high expectations because I had heard so many positive comments \nfrom friends, but I was a bit disappointed.\n\nThe staff took a little while to come to the table to take the order; then \"we NEVER had a bread basket\" delivered to our table; we ordered sweet potato fries and ended up having sweet potato uncooked fries. I had to send them back to the kitchen. This type of accidents should never happen at a top restaurant. You never make blunders like these.\n\nMy steak was not cooked as I indicated, but the meat left pretty raw. So were the steaks of my guests. We definitely had steamed green beans, with \"NOTHING\" added to them, not even salt!! I could have done that myself in my microwave oven. The creamed corn was soupy and too much bread crumbs were added as a topping.\n\nThe decor is beautiful, I won't lie BUT I won't pay for decor. I rather have quality food, and quality service. If you forget my bread basket to begin with, you have completely destroyed my dining experience for the evening. If I want beautiful decor, I will walk through CIty Center for FREE!!   \n\nIn order to be considered a top restaurant, you need to deserved the stars with me and not mess up the basics. I cannot give then 4 stars for simple mistakes and high prices. Not worth the high prices for the food delivered. Go someplace else. I'm still searching for a steakhouse that is worth the prices which they charge.  I think going to Outback Steakhouse you may end up with better food and service! Vic and Anthony's at the Golden Nugget Casino has better service and better food- but you have to drive further than Henderson, of course. That is my favorite steakhouse!!
__label__4 We were in Vegas for a birthday celebration and lucky for us it was Las Vegas Restaurant week.....decisions, decisions...oh, where to go.\n\nWe finally decided on a steakhouse which our friends had heard great things at Hank's in Green Valley Ranch.  Being a Yelper, I did my research and we made reservations the day of.\n\nWe were not disappointed.  The entire dining experience was fabulous.  The ambiance of Hank's is so decadent.  Love, love, love the lighting.   The hostesses who sat us was friendly and the table she sat us was lovely.   Am I getting too melancholy?\n\nOur table was fabulous!  It was roomy for 4, great lighting over a gorgeous chanderlier...the staff of 3 immediately was attentive.  At this point, they were now informed it was my birthday.  The 3 amigos appeared and made the night special.  \n\nThey read all the specials, but again we knew what we wanted from their planned 3 course menu.  It was the petite filet mignon, wedge salad and a dessert.   We all got the petite filet mignon which was out of this world.  We decided on getting 2 extra sides the mashed and roasted baby shiitakes.  Oh baby.....\n\nThe whole dining experience was so incredible, attention to every detail.  We ordered a beautiful bottle of wine and the bill still came out 400.00+....remember, we all got the set price of 50.00 bucks per person for the 3 courses.  As I read another Yelper mention you have to forget about the price if you eat here.  I will say, it was a bargain if you try during restaurant week.  \n\nThis is my only my 2nd 5 star rating.....
__label__3 \"A Tall Drink of Brunette and a Bugs Bunny Special\"\n\nA week ago my parents sent me a birthday card. Enclosed was a check and short note: 'It's your birthday. Don't behave.'\n\nI'll do my best, Maw and Paw.\n\nI worked late that cloudy Monday of March, and after work I stopped to get my Crown Vic's oil changed. Then I went to the bank, then to the car wash, and then proceeded to drive around in a funk. Didn't want to go home, didn't know where to go. Wasn't up for The Strip, wasn't up for one of my regular watering holes. I hadn't told anyone it was my birthday so I was free from required appearances.\n\nSo I drove down 215, windows open, music off. I saw Green Valley Ranch Hotel/Casino in the distance. It had been a few years since my last visit so I decided to stop in.\n\nAfter parking on the top floor I strode through the massive doors. The casino floor was pretty empty. Typical for a Monday at an off-strip casino. I plucked a twenty from my pocket and stuck it in a Wheel of Fortune machine. No lie: I sat there for over an hour on the same twenty. Made it up to 95 bucks before watching it whittle down to nothing. No matter. I might be a lot of things but hard up for cash was never one of them.\n\nIt was around 6 PM and I was hungry. I kept thinking of my parents' request not to behave so I decided to drop some major deniro at Hank's. I walked in, found a seat at the bar, and stared at some NCAA basketball. \n\nA word about Hank's: It's expensive, tastefully decorated, sanguine. Here's a look: http://greenvalleyranch.sclv.com/dining/hanks/?utm_source=YELP&utm_medium=SOCIAL&utm_term=GVR&utm_content=GVR-PROPERTIES&utm_campaign=GVR-YELP\nNot a lot of seating, great wine selection, pretty servers. As for the latter, mine was a tall drink of brunette. Wondrous curves with tresses to match. What a masterpiece. I asked for a glass of Red Rock and looked through the menu. All sorts of interesting and pricey selections. \n\nThe decision: crab cakes to start, dry aged bone-in NY--medium, mac and cheese. I gave Tall Drink my order and she moved like a swan to fill it.\n\nIn the meantime, I sipped my drink, watched the games, and smiled at Tall Drink.\n\nEnter crab cakes.\n\nKind of on the small side, one with a small garden atop, some yellow sauce beneath. I wish they had been larger with more sauce but they were good. Not too dry, not too moist. \n\nEnter steak and mac/cheese. \n\nBoth were too salty in my opinion.\n\nThe meat was correctly cooked and had good flavor. But too much salt.\n\nThe mac and cheese had a fantastic cheese taste but too much salt.\n\nI guess people must like their food salty but I'm not one of them. Nevertheless, I did like dipping my meat in the cheese sauce every third or fourth forkful. Such an act would likely cause gourmets to pass out but I don't care. And despite the sodium content I did manage to temper its power with some good old black pepper.\n\nI ate every crumb and asked for a dessert menu. Easy choice. Bugs Bunny Special, aka carrot cake. What's up, Doc?! And wow was that a big slab of decadent goodness! Fine cream cheese with a nice dollop of whipped cream on the side. Fantastic!\n\nI finished my beer and asked Tall Drink for the bill. It was around 100 bucks and with tip even more. But I was told not to behave, remember?\n\nAnyway, I paid and rose to leave, but not without smiling at TD a final time. I'm sure she awaits my return with patient desire.\n\nAnd I shall return one day. Perhaps with an even greater desire to misbehave....
__label__3 This is my second time at Hank's.  We came for our 11th anniversary, I guess I told them the occasion when I was making the reservation. From the host to the Sommelier to the waiters all wished us not only a Happy Anniversary, but Happy 11th Anniversary!\n\nI always liked the ambiance of this restaurant.  There is glass fire places, several chandeliers, views of steel and glass wine cellar, swanky sofa-like booths as well as tables with nice big chairs for each person. \n\nFor a special touch, they seated us at a booth made actually for 4 people so that we could sit side by side. \n\nService was incredibly attentive and comfortable, yet formal. However, I like a Sommelier that tells you about the wine you just ordered,  this one was silent and very stiff when presenting the wine.   Last time I was here, our Sommerlier was awesome and gave us info about the wine we were about to enjoy!  Anyway, Hank's has a beautiful and extensive wine collection.  Take advantage.\n\nOne thing that was interesting and I liked was they ask if you want a bread basket or if you want to \"save room\" for your meal.\nMy husband order the lobster chowder.  I took a bite, it was creamy yet still had nice size chunks of seafood and vegetables.  While excellent it was not extraordinary...I make a corn chowder that has a similar flavor profile. \n\nWhile meant to compliment the steak, I asked for the foie gras as my appetizer.  They happily obliged my request, without looking at me strangely.  OMG a nice 3 inch slice of heaven that I rarely get to eat anymore.  \n\nWe shared a steakhouse salad and each got our own 22 oz bone-in ribeye.  Beautifully cooked to medium-rare, as requested. Sad thing was we were looking forward to a Tomahawk Steak for two, which they no longer offer.  Nonetheless, some of the best steak in the Vegas area. \n\nSo stuffed and gathering that we don't eat grains they brought us two tuxedo dressed chocolate covered strawberries as a complimentary dessert. Very nice, and that was in addition to the little sweets they bring with your check. \n\nWhile we normally just celebrate our anniversary with a simple meal out, Hank's made our 11th very memorable. Everyone said good bye and Happy 11th Anniversary, once again.
__label__1 Had the bone in strip.  They state it's dry aged...and prime. It was not prime purely due to the lack of fat marble and I don't thing it was dry aged either.  Regardless it was tough and not seasoned well.  Corked correctly but not worth 50$. Not even close.
__label__3 Great food and very attentive service. Martinis are always awesome. Next time I may try to save room for one of their desserts.
__label__4 This is an easy 5 stars. Amazing decor and atmosphere. Great selection and perfectly done steaks. My favorite is the rib eye bone in.
__label__2 I want to give this place two stars. It deserves two stars, HOWEVER, I have decided on 3 for the sheer fact of the sale of cheap tacos and cheap beer. \n\nI will be first to say that I strongly dislike the semi-douchey scene of Loco Patron, but what can one expect when they're in an OTSCO bar that is frequented by barely legal drinkers? So I set my thirty year old snobbery aside and went for some cheap tacos. When I walked in to what I thought was a restaurant, I was carded! WTF? There was a 7 year old kid munching on his taco, watching my carding go down. We locked eyes for a moment while the bouncer flashed his light on my ID, I think the child was mocking me. I was wondering why he was allowed in. Oh well. \n\nAfter that puzzling moment, I met the gang. While the conversation at the table was rousing, I couldn't help but notice the coke-ho dancing without any rhythm or to the music that was in her head at the bar in front of us. She was really working it too! I tore my eyes away from the train wreck to peruse the simple menu. I ordered off of the regular menu to get some shrimp tacos. They were pretty flavorful! I was rather surprised. I also ordered a steak taco off of the \"Taco Tuesday\" menu to try. Again, another pretty good, flavorful taco! The rice and beans were just alright. Nothing too amazing. \n\nI guess my overall impression is that Loco Patron is a great place to meet some friends if you're broke on a Tuesday and you're hungry and want a beer or two! I wouldn't rush back to visit this joint, but it would do in a pinch.
__label__0 I have been to Loco Patron a handful of times, the food and service have always been mediocre at best. The only thing it has going for it, is that, it is dead on Thursday nights to watch Thursday night football.  This past Thursday (12/4/14) was no expectation. Let me just say, that I have been in the service industry my whole adult life. I've done everything from washing dishes,  hosting, serving, and bartending. I get it. Off days happen. I don't think this was the case.  Our server was....awful. She barely acknowledged us and was inconvenienced to tell us what beers were on draft. When our good arrived, 75% of the orders were wrong. Instead of shredded beef, we all got ground beef. Not a big deal. I'm still going to eat it, but she never came by to ask how everything was. We sat there with empty beer glasses and greasy ground beef. When she saw that we were finished with our food, she handed us our tab and never cleared the table. We paid our bill and apparently she couldn't wait for us to leave to pick up the back book. She opened it up in front of us before we even had a chance to sign the slip. I have NEVER written a bad review before and NEVER tipped less the 20%. I just think that bad service and attitudes shouldn't be enabled. Oh and I forgot to mention the ear piercing full bass techno music that was playing  during the game. Sure it's the bears and the cowboys, I personally could care less, but those are somebody else's teams that want to hear what's going on.  Come on Loco Patron, get it together!
__label__1 I should start this review where it really began: outside of the bar trying to find a parking spot. This place is in the heart of downtown Scottsdale, so parking is going to be an issue anywhere. Luckily it is next to a 3 hour (FREE!) parking garage, so plan just to park there instead of driving around.\n\nI walked into Upper Deck around 7:30pm Saturday night and it was PACKED! Upper Deck is a two story bar with many comfortable places to sit and lots of TVs - couches are in the lounge area and there are several bars through-out the place.\n\nThe environment is inviting but the service is HORRIBLE. When we finally made our way through the crowd and to the bar, it took several attention grabbing gestures before the bartender even noticed me and when he finally got around to asking me what I wanted, he was rude, snobby, and disrespectful.\n\nOverall, there are plenty of places to watch a sporting match and lots of places that deserve my business with better service. Despite the inviting atmosphere, I won't be patronizing this bar again.
__label__3 Oh Lush how I love thee. I was fortunate to discover Lush in 2000 while traveling in Sweden. At that time I bought as much as I could fit into my backpack and brought it back to the States! Yes I was a Lush smuggler.Every time I returned to Europe I bought all the Lush products I could. I think since 2000 I have been to a Lush store in over 12 countries! Even Iceland had a store before the US did!\nSince I was traveling a decent amount my favorite product was and still is their shampoo bars. They are great to pack since they don't take up much space and you don't have to worry about the liquid ban!\n\nOne negative thing is that Lush will discontinue items- including my favorite shampoo bar ever- Jumping Juniper =(\n\nThere is an amazing sale after Christmas where their poxed sets are buy 1 get 2 free!!!\n\nThe only reason I can't give the store 5 stars is the odor. Some people really like the smell in the store, but for me it is overpowering and I have to leave the store for a few min. while shopping in order to breathe. A larger store doesn't smell quite as strong as the FS store. I think more ventilation is in order. \n\nBut overall go forth and shop!
__label__0 Thousands of people immigrate to our country in the hopes their children will build better lives for themselves. Many of these children succeed. Those who don't hang out in Metrocenter Mall. \n\nSimply put Metrocenter is a haven for wanna be hoodlums of all varieties. \n\nAvoid like the plague.
__label__0 This mall is sad. You will actually feel bad for this mall. Only a couple shops are open and they are either shoe stores, clothing or cell phones. The food court doesn't make any sense and not very inviting. Also there wasn't a mrs. Fields cuz I was craving cookies. Lol\n\nYour better off going to the flea market for better stuff and cheaper prices!
__label__0 Missing lots of stores, is old looking, disheveled, and dirty. Very crowded despite being horribly cramped and messy. Everything about this mall screams \"don't go here.\" I'd give no stars if I could.
__label__1 1 star for the fries that keep me coming back like a bad itch. Plus one more for the 24 hour bit - for the pure entertainment watching people passed out over their booth. Awesome.
__label__2 Love the concept of pilates meets yoga in the 90 minute class! I workout often but this class gave me a good sore all over. A couple negatives...I rented a mat and it kind of smelled bad. There was no music during the regular yoga class and I prefer tunes to go with my poses.
__label__0 Walmart Yoga Studio!\n\nGood variety of classes going all day long. - that's the only plus in my eyes.   \n\nBefore you ever take a class they force you to go on a new member orientation which is really an attempt to push a membership down your throat, hard sales pitch.   I guess this is smart on their end b/c once you have tried them out for the free week you probably won't want to continue.  Here is my list of deal breakers:\n   *  not enough parking - have to park three streets down and hike in the dark\n   *  Locker room is way too small - good luck finding a locker or having room to   \n      change\n    * I don't know about these other reviews, but the facility is NOT super clean\n    * Classes are packed.  head to foot can't even fully extend w/o hitting the person   \n      next to you\n    * classes are excessively hot to the point you actually feel sick and I have taken hot \n     yoga before so the concept is not new to me. \n   * they pay the instructor dirt cheap rates so they expect you to tip them to make up  \n     for it.\n\nAll in All this place has the quantity not quality mentality.  They hit around 800 members a day and cram you in like cattle.  The studio is also building another room and trying to get you in to offset this cost.  the crowding issues will only get worse.  They sign new members constantly and can't accommodate the mass numbers of people coming in.  ON the new member sales tour they even admit to Wal-marting the competition.   Don't be lured by the dirt cheap price b/c even $300 a year to a place you are not happy with is not a good deal.
__label__4 I went to Orleans Arena for a Las Vegas Wranglers ECHL hockey game. This is a fantastic arena for minor league hockey. The sight lines to the ice are all great. The seating bowl is U-shaped, which is a different twist on the usual arena.\n\nThe staff at the concession stands were all friendly and speedy. The prices were the norm for event food. I got the pizza and it was pretty good and I was surprised by its size.\n\nThe arena is also very clean. I couldn't find a lose piece of trash anywhere around the concourse. The cleanliness extended into the very large bathrooms as well. For smokers, there is an outdoor patio. Though I don't smoke, I still appreciate the accommodation the arena makes for its patrons.
__label__3 Easy to access, not a lot of confusing parking (you have your option between the garage or the street parking lot, both of which are literally right next to the Arena), and  is decently sized. Mainly hockey games and local graduations are held here. \n\nThe Box Office is a little farther away from the Arena than you might expect, but there is easy access to restrooms, and the price for food and drinks is at best what they should be for an Arena (not too expensive, but not too cheap, just the way you like it!) The seating is comfortable, and when events are hosted on the bottom floor, they cover up the otherwise ice rink they use for the hockey games with black flooring that you could still feel the coldness of the ice coming from (but it's actually a nice feeling!)
__label__2 When I first moved to LV, the new friends I made took me out to eat here.  I thought, chinese? Why not!  But when I saw the servers rolling carts around I was wondering what kinda restaurant this is.\n\nTHEY SERVE DIM SUM! It was my first time ever having dim sum and I had a good experience here.  I noticed the servers would mad dog you if you didnt want anything from their cart.  I found that funny.  They serve all the dishes a chinese restaurant would serve but they're honey walnut prawns are especially good.\n\nAlthough theres other places I would go first for Dim Sum, Harbor Palace is a good alternative. But then again, its in China Town, and other dim sum spots are close-by. =/
__label__3 So we stopped in here for some Dim Sum Cantonese Style. \n\nAfter only 2 carts, I was able to get all of my favorites.  I love it because all you have to do is point and they serve it to you. It helps that I speak Cantonese, so I was able to request my favorite, but I can see how this would be frustrating to others who are not familiar with Dim Sum. \n\nYes, they do have chicken feet.\n\nUnless you can read Chinese, chances are you won't be able to read the check and know exactly how much it will cost you, or know the actual name of the item that you ordered. Meh.  Sometime's I'd rather not know. \n\nI thought this was a great place for Dim Sum, but it certainly is not a good place for Dim Sum beginners without an old Chinese person or a seasoned Dim Sum eater.
__label__0 Dim Sum so sad it will make you cry like a little baby that just had dim sum so bad even a little baby knows it's bad. Waaaaaaaaaa. \n\nIf you never ate Dim Sum before you would leave thinking Dim Sum is short for Diminished Sumthing.
__label__1 JULY 27 2012 people go around in carts or u can order from the menu. The decor is ok. Overall this place is alright the food is not really that great. I would plan not to go to this restaraunt
__label__0 Horrible place. Not happy about this selection a couple of weeks ago.  The service was horrific.  Rude and impatient staff.  Price is weird and they charge you for everything.  Not recommended at all.
__label__0 Ordered dim sum for take out. When I arrived, two of three items were unavailable. I asked for two other substitute items. Also unavailable. Why did you even take my order when you are out of what I asked for?!? Next time, save me a trip.
__label__4 The service is exceptional. There was a South American teppan chef that was very nice and generous. I had the calamari and it was sooo fresh and tasty. He gave us nice shrimp appetizer that I was surprised came with. The teppan is unique because they serve noodles. The rice came last after the food, which was nice because I hate filling up on rice before the main entree. But, the rice is definitely the best part of a teppan experience. I got too full by the time the rice came out and felt guilty not even touching it.\n\nWe went during happy hour and everything was reasonably priced. I ordered a shrimp tempura sushi and it cost $7, but it was a large well presented roll that tasted fresh and perfect. We were tempted to go for the all you can eat, but we held that off as Ricky wanted the happy hour teppan. It ended up costing us less. We are on a budget so we needed to by mindful of what we ordered even if we were treating ourselves. \n\nAll in all I would definitely come back.
__label__2 It has great service and a very nice atmosphere and they waited on us very quickly and came by often to meet our needs! The chef came by to make us our food, everything was great ! I ordered the salmon with the salad, soup noddles, & veggies on the side.. But the salmon was  not quite pleasant!!!  It had a very fishy taste!! It was not what I expected from a But overall The Teppanyaki grill looked fun, with the onion volcano's and the veggie chopping!! I would go again next time I'm in town to try something else on their menu.. Anyhow I had a good time, I would recommend it to anyone!!
__label__2 I can only give this place a 3 stars and would give 2 and 1/2 if the system would let me and here's why.  I have been there 4 times and eaten 3 times.  The food is awesome!   They have fantastic sushi and hibachi.  The hibachi grill itself if very entertaining as the chefs are very skilled and add humor and a show to preparing your food.\n   \n    So what's the problem, the overall service is spotty. The last time I ate there was about an hour before they closed. When 10 o'clock hit, and clearly my wife, friends, and I were still eating,  the waitress came up to us and asked if we needed a to-go box.  Then when we told her that we were still eating, she and others in the restaurants hovered over us and eagle eyed us until we felt uncomfortable enough to get the hell out. \n\n    My last attempt to eat there was about a month ago.   When we entered the restaurant, there were several people waiting up front waiting for a table.  We waited for 15 minutes and staff would walk up to the front, but never acknowleged us being there to put us on the list. While waiting another couple before us got pissed off and left, due to the same experience.  During the same time another family came through the door behind us and some one from the restaurant finally came to the front and put them on the list before us, even though we had been there at least 10 minutes before them.   We finally left too.  \n\nIt's a shame!  This restaurant's food is great, but they need to work on their customer service.  If they did that I would give them 5 stars, but they rely too heavily on their food to draw business.  However, intermediate/intermittant service in my opinion will chase customers away regardless how good the food is.  I will attempt to go back one more time some point in the future.  That will be the tie breaker to my visits and determine if I continue to go to this nearby restaurant.
__label__2 I went to Angela's last Saturday for lunch, with my partner and my \"might as well be in-laws\". I have lived within 5 minutes of Angela's for nearly 2 years now, and this was my first visit. I now know why...\n\nWe walked in, and the place was COMPLETELY deserted, at 1pm. (Their lunch service runs from 11am - 2:30, so we were pretty much smack-dab in the middle of that).  I didn't expect the place to be hopping, but also didn't expect the place to be completely devoid of customers. I didn't take it as a good sign. The lack of any other customers made for a very somber dining experience.\n\nAfter perusing their large menu, I ordered the 'Rigatoni alla Vodka'. I make a kick-ass Penne Vodka, and wanted to compare notes on a similar dish. It was good, but not great. I will say that the pasta was cooked the way I like it, al dente, which was a plus. No mushy rigatoni here. The onions in the creamy red vodka sauce were red onions, which struck me as an odd choice. I love all onions, so I was fine with it, but still - weird. All in all, it was good, but I think I would try something else next time. \n\nThe other dishes ordered were a Chicken Alfredo special of the day, Pollo alla Piccata, and Gnocchi alla Sorrentina. They brought us two twee loaves of hot bread after we ordered, with (sub-par) olive oil and balsamic for dipping. Salads do not come with the entrees during lunch or dinner service.  All of our dishes were between $8.25 - $10.\n\nOur server was nice enough, but just didn't seem to \"click\" with us. She acted as if it was a pain for her to refill my unsweetened iced tea (the rest of the table had sweet tea), which annoyed me. \n\nWe didn't sample the wine list, unfortunately (I still can't bring myself to order a drink when the in-laws don't), so  I can't comment on that aspect. \n\nWe did look at the dessert menu, only to close it in disgust. It was strange. It was a pre-fab frozen desserts you've never heard of wonderland. No Tiramisu? No Panna Cotta? No Gelato? Very disappointing for a restaurant trying to do \"authentic Italian\".  (Also the dessert menu was on cheapo, dirty white cardstock, with horribly dated looking photos, with \"Angela\" on the top. Seeing as how the restaurant is called \"Angela's\", officially, this also seemed like a big whoops).\n\nI wasn't COMPLETELY turned off, so T and I will probably go back to try the pizza and wine at some point. I hope there are some other customers then! I'm hoping the ambiance and mood would seem cheerier with other folks around.
__label__3 so being spoiled by the nightclub mecca LA has to offer i wasn't expecting  this club to be much of anything but man was i wrong... and in a good way.\n\npulling up to the place the collective feel was 'where the eff are we?'  looked seedy and run-down.. no bright lights, no weho gateway, no rainbow flags, incredibly dapper area.. i was almost expecting to find truckers and strippers inside, not the surprisingly good collection of music that greeted us.\n\nidk what everyone else is saying about the cover charges but we didnt pay anything.  that paired with the $2 happy hour well drinks kept us happy.  the music was pretty good in 8 1/2.. very top 40 and some good dance mixes.  more like a very well executed house party than a night club. me likey!\n\npiranha, however, was mehhh.. we went in and danced for a little but 20min went by and i swear they were only playing one bass-pumped song.  it got to be annoying/overwhelming so we danced the night away in 8 1/2 mostly.  \n\nbottom line.. if you're looking for a good time in a low-key, non-pretentious place, come here.  you won't be disappointed!
__label__1 Gay nightlife is Vegas is sad.\n\nWe went to Piranha, because we were in the neighborhood. They had a line at 2:30 on Friday, so Saturday - we returned for the full experience. We thought, hey, we never see that in SF. Must be a good sign.\n\nSigns can be misleading.\n\nThe club is an interesting space, it's got a VIP area (who knows why) and then a general floor. Everything is small, bars are laced through the area along with people who were awfully cocky. Drinks were crappy and uber-expensive, I had a Three Olives Grape and soda for $10. And it tasted more like Perrier with Splenda.\n\nThere was a go-go boy here who couldn't dance at all. It was like watching a limp piece of beef flop around. Yuck. You can tell if a go-go boy is straight or not, by the way he dances. And this one was straight. The other one was the better \"straight\" go-go boy.\n\nA Piranha with a lack of a bite. Maybe, next time it would be worth it to do VIP. But other than, as the old saying goes . . . \"there's no place like home.\"
__label__1 While visiting Vegas my local friend took me to Piranha to experience Vegas nightlife. I was unprepared for the $20 cover but later learned that this was a standard cover for non-locals.\n\nI was unimpressed with the crowd, the ambiance and the size of the club/bar. We stayed for about 25 minutes and I will not go back. This place just isn't my scene.\n\nCons\nThe go go dancers are allegedly straight and didn't dance, they just ran in place.\nThe crowd was tired, unattractive locals\nThe dance floor is itty bitty and no one even danced they just stood around looking at each other.\n\nPros\nYou can smoke inside, but that is available everywhere in Vegas.\nThere are no slot machines.
__label__4 As a frequent visitor to Las Vegas. I went there last night for the first time saturday 2/5/11. I had an awesome time. Great atmosphere and the drinks were very reasonable for such a hot nightclub. Can't wait to visit again.
__label__3 Host knows just what customer service is. Friendly and handed us complimentary VIP wristbands.  More mature crowd than other nearby places (which is a good thing). Music is good.
__label__3 Where to start where to start? So my friend and myself wanted to experience the gay nightlife in Las Vegas for our trip, I had heard about piranha from another friend so we decided to stop on by. \n\nThere are things I do like and things I don't, I'm going to be right upfront and say the stupidest thing for me is the $25 minimum on a cards, they do provide an ATM with a low fee amount but still, come on people! Who pays in case anymore!!! \n\nThe biggest plus was it was easy to get to and just for checking in on yelp you get a free drink, I mean what's not to love? The down side is when you start buying your own your spending $8.50 for barly 1 shot of booze per drink! :-/ I don't know if I'm just hard core used to SD clubs but yea that's not enough for me! Haha\n\nTo sum it up it was. Great time. I would go again and in fact we came two nights in a row. Fun environment and worth the cons.
__label__4 First time and had no idea what to expect. The drinks are on the pricey side, however this bar must have cost a fortune to build when you consider the sound system, lights, fixtures .. etc. It's state of the art. I'm not into drag shows but I actually enjoyed the one here. The drags promote the bar and shows quite good. \n\nThere are two main rooms, both relatively dark and with two sets of music. The crowd seems a bit more sophisticated than other gay clubs, which is one of the main features I like. The music is loud, but not in a \"get me out of here\" way. More like a \"I wanna jump on the dance floor\" way. \n\nOverall I enjoyed coming here, will be back on my next trip to LV.
__label__0 It was our first time at this bar in vegas we live in san francisco been to a bunch of gay bars but never had a slow bar service it took us 20 something minutes just to get our first drink. We didn't get there $25 unlimited wells drink. but any how the music and the ambiemce was nice. My advice is come over here if you are not planning to drink.
__label__4 Our \"Innovation Inspiration\" meal and wine pairing was extraordinary!  The Mignardises last course was my favorite- I had a little bite of everything! Expect to spend 3 hours or more savoring each unique flavor!  This has to be the most amazing dinner I have ever experienced! Even for a Local!  There are many choices in Las Vegas, however, I HIGHLY recommend this as #1 for any hard core Foodie to enjoy the best of Culinary Diversity that Las Vegas has to offer! \n\nThe current Innovation Inspiration menu contained:\n\nArtichoke and Black Truffle Soup Toasted Mushroom Brioche with Black Truffle Butter.\nChopped Oysters\nSea Urchin\nCaviar & Champagne\nSalmon \nLobster\nFoie Gras\nDuck \nWagyu Beef\nMousse de Comt\u00e9- a Cheese flavor Foamy Soup and 3 Dessert Courses! Wowsa!
__label__4 Finally a restaurant that deserve's their Michelin rating.  My wife and I came here for our anniversary with early reservations.  We ordered their Innovation Menu, but they also had a white truffle menu that is not normally offered (they were in season).  From the moment we walked in, they made us feel at home.  I went in a $7 polo shirt and didn't get any funny looks or feel uncomfortable...had to see what the reaction would be, but oh well.  We were seated in what I would consider to be the best seat in the restaurant, in front of the window viewing the strip (what view there is, but still nice).  We were only without at least two waiter's while we were eating our meal.  They were very discrete, helpful, pleasant, knowledgeable, and all worked well in harmony.  The most memorable moment was when the chef came out with the Salmon Iceberg on a  Himalayan salt block.  It was very interesting to watch it being prepared and it was perfectly cooked.  Their bread display, which is what it must be called, was memorable too...I liked the seaweed bread...everything was fresh and untouched and they needed a cart to bring it to you.  They even had a '99 Bollinger, though it's time has past it is my favorite.  I'm not the best as describing the food and tastes, but every bite was a pleasure and an experience.  We spent four hours being coddled and enjoying great food.  Guy Savoy's is what life should be!  You should experience it at least once!
__label__3 This is definitely a change from 3940. The openness of the restaurant makes it very comfortable. The bar is beautiful with it's plexiglass or real glass lookalike....Sidecars with a cinnamon surprise. Duck fat FRIES! WOO HOO! I actually had...surprise surprise...Bone in RibEye...Mmmm Kobe is over rated. It's American Kobe anyway not the wagyu. had the asparagus. Very nice....and I think I had the fancy mashed potatoes. I didn't want to say puree. I didn't want any one to know I'm a fancy boy....eating the fancy foods....Over all. Michael Mina did a good Job. I was happy with the service and quality of food. The only thing I didn't like....kids...like teen agers....ewww they let them in places like that?
__label__0 Stripsteak sucked. My steak was overcooked, the trio of pureed potatoes or whatever they call it was a joke, and the trio of \"duck fat\" fries must have been fried in 5% duck fat or something, because they tasted like something Burger King would serve (except for the white truffle ones, but how can you screw that up, really?).\n\nThe three pureed potatoes dishes were lobster, which, while I love big chunks of lobster, tasted like an experiment on how to get starchy potatoes and a bag of white flour into a pasty goo reminiscent of gruel which clung so steadfastly to the lobster chunks that it didn't offer the opportunity to salvage them from the muck, the sour cream and chive version, almost as gooey and I guess was worth one taste, and the third, horseradish, I guess was supposed to be some kind of traditional take on wasabi mashed potatoes you would have seen on every menu five years ago.\n\nService wasn't anything to brag about either. This is another one of those places where they really need to train their waitstaff a little better. For this kind of money and they large crowd it draws, they should be watching for your fork and knife to come together on the plate in the interest of turning the table over. We waited a long time for our check, and I think they only took notice when I got up to use the restroom.
__label__2 I have mixed feelings about this place.  For a place called Stripsteak, is it supposed to shine for the dishes that were non-Steak?  I went shamalamadingdong over the duck fat fries and truffled mac and cheese, but how can our steaks that we made at home the following night shine over the Stripsteak steaks?!  Huh?  Allow me to illustrate....\n\n1.  Trio of Duck Fat Fries - These were mutha beepin' good!  Loved the bbq flavor fries.  Loved the garlic flavor fries, and most of all, I mutho beepin' loved the truffle fries.  These blows Envy Steakhouse's out of the water (not that ENVY had a chance with their truffle fries anyway).  Let me just call these my Crack Fries.\n2.  Sashimi (albacore, bigeye, blue fin toro) - The worst decision ever.  We were greedy and thought that \"Hey, we're at an expensive restaurant.  It has to be good right?\"  Boy, were we wrong!  The albacore was icy?  WTF?  The tuna was fishy.  AND.  AND!  The toro was so fibrousy.\n2.  Bibb Wedge (Salad) - Standard blue cheese, iceberg and bacon.  Yum.\n3.  American Kobe Ribeye - Good but not juicy.  (Del Frisco's and N9NE still win)\n4.  Slow Poached Prime Rib - Not juicy, not super tender.  *tear\n5.  Truffled Macaroni and Cheese!  - Another mutha beepin' good one.  Trufffleeee.... *pump fist.\n\nConclusion:  I beepin' loved the fries and mac n cheese.  I will dream of them.  However, the steaks, I will not have, again.  I say save yourself the disappointment, don't go to stripsteak and make it yourself.  I gave them only 3 stars because of the disappointing steaks.
__label__4 Shout out to my Yelpers for recommending this place! We were staying at Mandalay Bay for the night, there for the Silversun Pickups/Muse concert (awesome, by the way) later that night so we made reservations for StripSteak. \n\nYes, the duck fat fries were very good. I preferred the truffle oil fries, the others didn't seem all that different than regular seasoned fries to be honest. I absolutely loved the richness of the potato focccacia bread. For appetizers we went with crab louie with avocado lettuce cups and the lobster, bacon-wrapped fritters. The crab cups were so fresh and came with a great spicy sauce...very refreshing and bite sized (especially after the heavy amuse).  The lobster fritters were served on a stick and came with a great, light, almost frothy lemon dipping sauce to roll into the lettuce. Again, light and refreshing, especially for something that was fried. \n\nWhat was not light was the rest of the meal. I ordered the ahi, seared rare, very delicious and well seasoned for not being blackened. Sides were truffle mac and cheese and bacon creamed spinach. To die for! I am not a mac and cheese person, but figured I'd give it a try, and love it! I was so upset with myself for filling up and not being able to finish everything! I really tried so hard. My date got the prime rib, which he enjoyed as well. \n\nI wish I could review a dessert here, but no room left in the tummy. Great combination of having a nice dinner without being frou-frou on the food or portions. If you're in Vegas, it's a must-do!
__label__0 Here's the short version: Worst possible dining experience, no exaggeration. Wrong reservation, terrible service, bad food, and promises broken for a business dinner with our best client.\n\nHere's the long version: Came here for a business dinner for our most important client on a recommendation. We made our reservation for their private dining area 2 months in advance to coincide with a trade show. Confirmed our reservation a week or two in advance as well. \n\nI checked in with the hostess with about half of our 20+ party there. They said our table would be ready soon and to let them know when our entire party was there. Our entire party arrived about 5 minutes later and I informed them that all were present and she said our table would be ready in a few minutes. After another 5 minutes I check to see if our table was ready. Said it would be soon, just a few minutes. After another 5 minutes I asked about our table and again the answer was soon. Not a good thing to keep a large group and important clients waiting 15 minutes for a private room that was supposed to be reserved. \n\nFinally we were told our tables were ready but it was just that, normal tables in their regular dining area. We informed them that their must be a mistake since we specifically reserved their private dining room. We were given some attitude and told that we were mistaken but they would look into it. They quickly learned from their group reservation department that their was some sort of lack or mix-up of communication between them and the hostess. The general manager shows up and began to sweat and apologize to us a thousand times. \n\nNothing could be done at the time because they had already given away tables in their private dining area. There was only an approximate estimate of an hour wait to move to that area. We decided to start at the tables we had and move if the private area became available soon. \n\nFortunately they said they would be able to move us to the private area after 20 minutes so we headed over. Unfortunately it was not a private room but just a semi-private area partially enclosed by glass walls. And there were still some other diners in the area but we were assured the tables would remain empty once they finished. \n\nAfter all of this drama I thought to myself \"hopefully the food is AMAZING and redeems this entire mess.\" However, I was thoroughly disappointed. The blue crab chowder was too salty, the prime rib was mediocre at best (I'd rather have Bellagio buffet prime rib), and the desserts were forgetful. \n\nIn addition, the service was pretty poor. A number of us had finished our drinks and had empty glasses on our table. They remained empty on our table for at least 20-30 minutes. When I had my water refilled I asked them to take away my other empty glass. It was taken away but all of the other empty glasses were ignored. It was bizarre to me that this simple task was overlooked, especially after the general manager said that he would make sure that we were taken care of and serviced well. He also mentioned that he would give us additional drinks and food and not charge us. After we received the final bill that didn't seem to be the case and it looked like we were charged the full amount. \n\nWhat added insult to this all was that the other tables in our semi-private dining area didn't remain empty, they continued to fill them with new diners. We spent about $5000 for the worst possible dining experience on clients who do over $50 million in business with us.
__label__2 Not my favorite Las Vegas steak experience.\n\nWe arrived on time for our reservation and waited 15 minutes for our table.  It took our waitress another few minutes to arrive, give us menus, etc.  She seemed disinterested the entire time and rarely checked in on us.  We had to ask for refills on our water, alcohol, etc.\n\nThe duck fat fries were amazing, as were their accompanying sauces.  Michael Mina, and his obsession with threes, did well with the three types of fries and sauces.\n\nThe steak wasn't amazing.  It pains me to type that.  I expected to bite into that steak and be like \"mmmmmmmmm\" but it was more like \"mmm.\"\n\nThe sides I tried were excellent - the truffle mac and cheese was outstanding and the flavors and textures of the creamed spinach made my mouth happy.\n\nThe bathrooms were filthy.\n\nWith so many amazing steak places in Vegas, I expected more here.  Ah well.
__label__3 amazing food, i loved the kobe burger, and the lobster mash potatoes. . . everything was well cooked
__label__2 Liked it! Porterhouse was good! wedge salad could have been bigger for the price. corn chowder very nice. soft shell crab YUMMM! But the best part is the FRIES! maybe that duck fat business is what it is but i always ask for more. PRICE $$$ but its nice if you like MEAT! i like it med- well and they did that very well(good). nice place to try in vegas!
__label__1 I will not go back.  The steaks were great, but the drinks, sides and deserts are so ridiculously overpriced!!  $12 for a four ounce rootbeer float, c'mon guys, get over yourself.  $16 for some mushrooms...silly!!  The staff was fine, not terribly attentive, they seemed like they were annoyed that they had customers.  I'll take Fleur, Auerole, or Charlie Palmer's steak house over Stripsteak any day.  Gallagher's at New York, New York is also amazing if you are looking for a great steak!
__label__2 The beauty of \"restaurant week\" is you can try places you've heard of for reasonable price.  Stripsteak had the potential of 5 stars as you can tell the food is super fresh.  TOO SALTY among a few other things lost points for me.  \nFirst, when entree' items are over $50 I expect an elegant decor and atmosphere.  I felt like we were in a cafe' and not in a first class restaurant. \nFor starters we had their fries and a hamachi appetizer.  Both had excellent flavors but TOO MUCH SALT.  I called the waiter over and said. \"I can tell by the starters, that your chef is a little heavy handed with the salt.  Please tell him no added salt on my chicken\"  Unfortunately the chicken was salty too.   \nThe cardinal rule in chicken is don't overcook to dryness.  In an effort to not cross that line,  the chicken was just a FRACTION undercooked.  Slightly PINK meat. A little less salt and 2 more minutes cooking and this flavorful chicken would have been PERFECT. \nthe sides of truffle mac n' cheese, mushrooms and cream corn were all good, but not spectacular. \nRick had the Kansas steak.  cooked nicely and fresh and flavorful.  However I overheard both parties on either side of us complaining that their steak was overcooked to their order.  \nThe Desert was the saving grace for me,  PERFECT petite creme' brulee' and good beignets .\nThe service was good, even though they changed my fork settings 3 times.  Poor dishwasher to have to wash 7 forks per customer!\nOverall it was enjoyable, and and like I said, could have easily got to 5 stars with just a little more care salt and preparation.
__label__2 Let me start by saying that the service is excellent! Brian, our waiter, was really attentive, had great recommendations, and enhanced our overall dining experience. The food and ambiance, however, were okay...nothing special. The steaks are gigantic so if you're going for portion size, this is the place to be. However, I felt like both our steaks were a little too charred and both had really large chunks of pepper scaterred throughout. We started with the crab cakes followed by the dry aged rib eye and the Kansas city strip, and then the root beer float and cookies for dessert. One of us got the pri-fix menu with the dry aged rib eye. I'd definitely recommend getting the pri-fix menu since you get an appetizer, a trio of sides, and a dessert. This is a special menu you have to ask for though...so they don't offer this deal upfront. The truffle mac and cheese and brussel sprouts were my favorite dishes of the evening. However, I was disappointed by the steaks and the ambiance was underwhelming for Vegas.
__label__2 Sometimes I wonder about people.  Maybe my palate is different but some things I just don't get.  The duck fat fries.....they were nothing special, they are friggin fries, come on people!  I think people get too caught up in the atmosphere and alleged reputation of places to form an honest opinion.   You ever see those shows where they swap the food at a fancy restaurant with some take out and people still think the food is fabulous and the best they've ever had?\n\nThis place was just average.  When I say average I mean average compared to comparable steakhouses.  It was by no means near the quality of Sizzler but far from  what I would expect for the price I paid.  The Caesar Salad was terrible.   The side dishes were actually pretty good, I had the scalloped potatoes.  I ordered a Kansas City Strip Steak.  It was OK, somewhat flavorful but was still missing that \"wow factor\".   I was a bit disappointed considering the price.  You don't always get what you pay for.  My rating of 3 stars is being very generous.\n\nI've had a better steak at BJ's, yes BJ's!  Try their New York Strip with Bleu Cheese Garlic Butter.  Very good!
__label__4 Had incredible ribeye steak & a Mac n cheese dish.  Perfect!
__label__0 DO NOT WANT\n\nI can get an idea for what this place emphasizes and it's not service.\n\nLet me list our problems with our visit to this establishment:\n\n1) Eternal waiting: our server took his time to make it to our table. The staff took their time delivering bread and drinks to us. \n\nOnce we ordered, it was at least 45 minutes, possibly longer, before our entrees were delivered to us. We discovered somehow that the kitchen chose to first serve a large group that arrived later than we did. No apologies, no visits from the manager, no \"make ups.\"\n\n2) Dishonesty: While waiting outside we had noticed the prix-fixe menu stated the rib eye was a 12-oz, while the rib eye a-la carte was 18-oz. That was reasonable for the price (which was roughly comparable); some in our party chose the a-la carte and others chose prix-fixe.\n\nWhen the entrees finally came, to our surprise there were no differences in the size of our steaks. When we inquired of the waiter he stated that the steaks were the same size regardless of prix-fixe or a-la carte. When we then pointed out that if we had known, all of us would have ordered the prix-fixe, he did not respond.\n\n3) Food: the best part of the meal, honestly, was the fries. The spinach souffle is nasty. And having been to Mastro's, Ruths Chris, Lawry's, and Flemings, the steak is overpriced for its quality. \n\nEasy to say we aren't coming back and I hope this review drives foot traffic elsewhere.
__label__1 I think this restaurant is way over rated for the money spent.\nOn the upside,the waiter was very polite and professional and overall the food was\ngood,not great but good. One the down side of things, when a meal costs over\na hundred dollars a meal and  the wines start at ninety dollars I expect exceptional\nfood and exceptional service for these prices.All of the foods were served barely warm or cold, servings were small. they have two unisex restrooms and after waiting in line,most people left the restaurant to wash and relieve themselves.\nThe only thing exceptional about this restaurant is the appearence  of the way the\nfood was prepared,other than that.this is only a average restaurant.
__label__4 My husband and I had dinner here with another couple and it was fabulous!  We started with cocktails at the bar, and were really pleased with the variety and creativity of drinks offered.  Definitely a great spot to come back to before a show.\n\nAfter being seated by the friendly hostess we were greeted with a complimentary french fry trio (YUM!!!!!), and then started off with the Oysters.  They were delicious.  Just briny enough to please any palate, and the cocktail sauce had an awesome kick to it.  The sommelier was helpful in choosing a wine, and I definitely recommend asking him for a recommendation based on what you are eating.  Following the appetizer we had salads, which were crisp and beautifully presented.  Ordering one to split among two people is more than enough, and they are happy to divide the salad between two plates for you (always a nice touch).\n\nFor entrees two people in our party had steaks (filet and ribeye, I believe), and two had seafood entrees.  The meat-eaters said that the steaks were some of the best they had ever had, and the seafood dishes were cooked perfectly and extremely flavorful.  For sides we had one order of truffle mac and cheese to share, and it was plenty for four people.  The entrees also come with a small garnish of potato and carrot, so everyone was definitely full by the end of the meal.  \n\nOverall we will definitely be visiting Stripsteak again!  The waiter was excellent, and the service was highly attentive - just what you come to expect from a high end steakhouse in Vegas.  Cheers!
__label__1 Came here for a birthday celebration dinner. I've always been a huge fan of Michael Mina restaurants but, this experience was disappointing. The skirt steak was not seasoned properly and the foie gras was way too rich. I also had the ice berg salad, which was $20 I believe, at that price I would pass next time- it was nothing special. On the bright side, the service was great and they do give a parting gift of popcorn. I won't be returning unless I am forced to eat here again.
__label__1 A bit over priced for the portion of steak and food they give you. While the sides were pretty large the steak and lobster were quite puny. I ordered an American Wagyu rib cap that the waitress recommended  it was MP (market price) which was $80 for the steak and the half lobster was $25. The lobster was like getting a large prawn about 3 bites, quite a baby lobster for $25. I didn't not like the potato gratin that the waitress recommended it was a bit too rich in taste for me. \n\nOnly thing that was great was that you got three different kinds of shoe string fries that \nwere fried in duck fat with 3 different dipping sauces. This was complementary with order of a steak. \n\nThe steak was good but the size and quality for $80 was not worth it for an 8oz steak.\n\nMy total bill came to be $180 for one (this includes tip of 20% and tax)  I sat at the bar because I was in shorts and tshirt and flip flops. The service was more like a 15% but I felt generous and gave 20%. I don't know if it was because I was at the bar but for a $150 meal I felt service should be impeccable. I shouldn't have to ask for a receipt for my bill or be asked to be refilled on my ice teas. \nFor god sakes it's a high end steak restaurant.\n\n1. American Wagyu rib cap $80 (market price) \n2. Potato algratin $14\n3. Ice tea $4.00\n5. Banana fosters egg roll $14 \n6. Half baby lobster tail $25\n\nNot worth $180, maybe for someone who has ton of money and don't care but not for someone who works hard for their money. \nOnly reason I ate there was because mandalay bay casino gave me $200 in resort credit so I figure on last day having $140 left I go out with a bang. i might try again but I think I'll stick with an angus ribeye which  I believe 16oz and only $65. No sides next time since they come with duck fat fries and no lobster which was a size of a shrimp.
__label__4 The duck fat fried French fries come out to start and you know you're in a good place. We tried a few things off the main menu but the Rib cap is seriously the best thing I've ever had.
__label__1 Wait wait wait... this place is still open? No, seriously? Um. I'm confused. No, I mean like, in business? Operating? A manager? Employees? Hours of operation? Transact monies? Uhhhhh. You sure? Because when you define \"Air\" as a smoker's patio and \"Earth\" as weird alien shit on the walls and \"Fire\" as the burning of your ear drums and \"Water\" as a place to buy really expensive drinks that dehydrate you, I just can't really comprehend how our $30k millionaire ballers can afford to keep this place going, even in an economic environment that protects only their class. But that's why I'm a $20k impoverished sycophantic parasite on our society. No business sense. \n\nTwo stars for the money they put into this place in the first place. And the elevator to the private VIP bullshit area. Classy. Retarded classiness.
__label__4 I'm used to gun stores that are ghetto as hell - but American Shooters on Arville provide the consumer a clean, friendly, and well-inventoried show-floor. I've purchased several firearms from this location and have always received prompt and knowledgeable service. The prices are usually higher than most local retailers - but the selection of firearms and accessories are hard to beat. I have no issues paying more for the service and the well-kept environment.\n\nThey provide LE discounts that extend to the EMT/Security fields as well, so good stuff there. I work part-time for an armed security company, and it's awesome to have a one stop shop location for uniforms (with tailoring services), firearms (with associated discounts), and accessories under one roof. It's a life saver when you need to get stuff together at the last minute for a trade-show or on-call job.\n\nThey have a couple of ranges open for the general public - usual tourist trap on the weekends. Decent pricing and selection for those looking to try their hand at that full-auto SMG. Classes range from the usual CCW courses to the more interesting Zombie Eradication Response Team stuff. Braaaiiins!
__label__3 Nice indoor range with fairly competitive range prices. At 15 dollars for range fee it's 5 dollars cheaper than most places around the strip. They offer discounts to locals and ladies on different days of the week. Targets are a dollar each and ammo is pricey. I'd bring in my own ammo or stop by walmart and grab targets and ammo before coming here. Also bring your own ear plugs and eye protection since buying your own will be cheaper in the long run than renting.  Although hearing and eye protection are only a dollar each.\n\nThe range itself is clean and offers a pistol and rifle range. If you are debating on purchasing a firearm they also offer rentals so you may test it out before purchasing.  Rifle range goes to a max of 50 yards. Pistol range goes up to 25 yards. \n\nFor tourists or those having an itchy trigger finger they offer shooting packages and opportunities to shoot machine guns. Definitely will have a good time here!\n\nHowever the store and gear they sell is pretty pricey. You'll be well off buying online and transferring to an ffl of your choice. They're transfer fees are pricey as well.\n\nStaff is very friendly and approachable. This place is definitely my favorite indoor range. They also have weekly deals for locals to get half off on Tuesdays and ladies shoot free on Wednesdays. Memberships are available, at $435 a year or maybe you'll get lucky and score a 1 year membership for $100 during one of their epic sales!!! 4 stars, great service
__label__0 Notes: 1 visit, dinner\nOverall: Salty. (Probably even more salty than Olive Garden, which is quite a feat.)\n\nFree bread - Best part of the meal!  Soooo good.  It's some sort of dark brown bread that's super soft and has a light honey flavor to it.  I should have just eaten three baskets of that and saved us some cash.\n\nBaby back ribs - Came with virtually no sauce.  Dry and salty were the only two words that could possibly describe this horrible dish.  The fries that came with it were soft and mushy.  Ewww.\n\nCeasar salad - Salty. The croutons and the chicken were good, but a salty salad is still a salty salad.  Another reminder to always order dressing on the side at restaurants.\n\nCoconut shrimp - Don't know if all coconut shrimp is like this, but I didn't like the coconut shreds.  They were too tough and didn't add any flavor.\n\nShrimp on the Barbie - Only decent dish that night, and I only say that because it wasn't too salty.
__label__2 I'd never been to an Outback Steakhouse before. Won't bother again.\n\nAppies were nasty - deep fried mushrooms and an onion flower. Salty, dull, tough.\n\nMy companions both had racks of ribs and seemed to enjoy them. I had a rib eye steak, which probably could have been very nice had it not been immersed in a salty rub.\n\nThe atmosphere is very dated, second-rate, typical theme restaurant, and the Australian theme is pretty laughable. Other than a couple of decent Australian beers (Boags and Coopers) you won't find anything here that you can't get at just about any other mid-range steakhouse in America. You can't even get a burger with a slice of pickled beetroot and a fried egg.
__label__4 Great food as one would expect, awesome server.  i had won some cash and was tempted by other steak houses that boast 100.00 steaks, but i chose outback, it is always a perfect meal. even tho this one is on the Vegas strip, it is not a tourist trap, prices are just like any other outback. plus you get to ride the elevator behind the giant coke bottle on the strip!
__label__4 To walk to my room and not have to smell the horrible smoke and booze ridden air/floors etc of a regular Vegas hotel - LOVE IT. The rooms are comfortable in size and quality, the service is great, you're a short cab trip away from anything (or a free shuttle to Harrah's on the strip), and if you can avoid a timeshare presentation even better! Don't sit through a timeshare presentation unless you really really need an extra $100+ bucks in your pocket and you're willing to spend 1/2 day with them. They say 90 minutes, but it will be half day! But if you're interested in buying a timeshare, then sit through it because Wyndham is one of the best out there!!
__label__4 I was not sure what to expect since I usually stay at one of the casinos on the strip when I visit Las Vegas, however I was pleasantly surprised. Upon arrival you have to check in like any normal hotel and since the regular front desk personnel were busy helping other guests the VIP clerk offered to help me, which was nice. I mentioned that I was excited about the 24/hour pool and Jacuzzi so he took the initiative to move my party to the tower that housed the pool that was 24 hours! He also informed me that the resort offered a free shuttle to and from the strip until 11:00 PM which was awesome! It drops you off at Harrah's. We only used it once as it's only a few blocks from the strip and we liked walking during the day. \n     When I walked into our two bedroom suite I was stunned! It was so clean and beautiful. The second bedroom has two double beds and the living room has a fold out double bed couch. There is a dining area with 6 seats and a full kitchen and bar. There was plenty of seating for my 7 party group to sit around and talk. The second bathroom was a good size and very nice.\n    The master bedroom has a California King bed, which was amazingly comfortable! The master bathroom contains a Jacuzzi tub, beautifully tiled shower, separate toilet area and a washer and dryer. Our group got a good deal and each person only paid $48 for two nights for something much better than a normal hotel room. \n     I will definitely be staying here again and would recommend this to anyone!
__label__0 We stayed here for the first time this last week. While the facility is beautiful, the customer service is horrid. A request for towels took over an hour to receive, the front desk staff don't know much about where things are when asked, when i asked for more coffee for the coffee pot i was told i had to come down and get it, and I left something behind in my room and can't get anyone there to help me get it back. The security confirmed they have my belongings but the lost and found person that I need to talk to is elusive.\n\nThe resort has shuttles to the strip, a shopping center, grocery shopping, and fremont street. Only the strip and shopping center shuttles are complimentary. Fremont Street is $15 dollars per person, it's only a few days a week, and the shuttle goes there at 5 and returns at 9 pm. The night is just getting started at 9 p.m.! Even grocery shopping is $5 each. \n\nI would not return to this resort. When I vacation I want to be somewhere with good customer service, and the Wyndham definitely isn't it.\n\n10 a.m. checkout time not so great after a night out in L.V either!
__label__3 Yes the servers are beautiful.  The food is decent.  Good happy hour specials.  A large Blue Moon for $6.50.  The sliders were good.  They didn't come as I ordered.  The waitress never noticed she didn't bring a side order.  The food overall was ok to good.  The sweet potato fries were the only bad item.  I know, hard to mess up sweet potato fries, but they did.  Overall if you want a fun atmosphere and don't have high expectations, you will enjoy the Tilted Kilt.
__label__0 There was a misleading sale tag stating something with $0.00 when I brought it to the attention of Duane she was very rude, told me that she have to figure out the pricing and didn't even say thank you for bringing it to her attention even though by law I should be able to pay what on the price tag which meant it was zero aka free. I didn't like the item and had no plan on buying it but so did want to bring it to their attention and do the right thing. Instead I was treated without any dignity or respect and like I did something wrong! Talk about getting treated like shit for doing the right thing! See photo.
__label__0 If I could give this place zero stars, I would, but I was forced to give one.\nMy husband and a few friends used to come to this place every week on Tuesday night for Trivia. Every night, we would order food and at least one of us would drink.\n\nRecently, we showed up for our normal trivia night and upon asking what I wanted to drink I said water. It was cinco de mayo and I was probably going to have a drink, but hadn't made a choice yet. The waitress then told me that they are only serving bottled water after five now.\n\nWHAT? YOU WON'T SERVE ME WATER?\n\nI didn't get irritated at the waitress, she didn't make the rules we just wanted to talk to the manager.\n\nWhile waiting for the manager another tabled ordered water and were told the same thing. They also wanted to speak with the manager.The manager visited their table first and we listened in. After talking with them for a bit he said, \"Well one of your party has ordered 3 margaritas, it's ok for you to get water. From now on whenever you guys come in you can have water.\"\n\nThe manager then finished his conversation and came to visit us. He talked with us about how he didn't like people coming to trivia and just ordering water. (That is completely understandable) However, when I told him the situation of us being frequent visitors and that we always ordered food, he didn't seem to care. He asked if we were sitting in the same area last week and I replied yes. He then mentioned how he noticed we were drinking water and said this is a bar, you can't order food and get free water.\n\nWe then walked out.\n\n\n\n\nThis bar does not serve you free water AND on top of that, their food is not that good and overpriced.
__label__2 Went there yesterday to watch a postseason game with other Yelpers.  As far as watching TVs went, there wasn't a bad seat in the house.  For those that hate smoke there is a non smoking entrance in the back to the bar side but if you want to play pool or use the Men's room you still have to run the gauntlet of the smoking patio.  Speaking of the Men's room, I have seen worse but this one wasn't really kept up that well and it could use a mopping as my feet stuck to the floor by the urinal. \n\nThey had plenty of good choices for beer on tap.  I was intending on a burger but table quantities of other stuff arrived.  The nachos were ok.  I don't normally care for hot wings because they are, well, hot.  These were grilled and while they left a slight after burn for me were really quite good.  I also had an onion ring, a potato skin and a cheese stick.  Good solid bar food without being Wow.  Service bounced between really good and \"where did she go?\".  They were out of stuff like iced tea, some brownies and some of the beers.  As a table we were buying enough drinks that those that mixed in glasses of water were not questioned.\n\nAll in all a good solid neighborhood bar.
__label__1 The Blake is like an old pair of shoes inside a new shoe box.\n\nThe paint is new. The carpet is new. The elevators are old. The phone in my room didn't work. The ice is on 3 floors of 16. The furniture is new and cool looking, if rather cheap. There is a flat screen TV. But it doesn't get any channels. There is a wifi signal but I can't seem to connect to it. There is an iPod dock, thank gawd. \n\nI will say this: it is a hotel. Not awful. But avoid it if you can.
__label__2 The Blake hotel is a work in progress.  It is, overall, a cheaply made 1970's hotel in the process of being renovated into a modern hipster hotel on a budget.  When the renovation is someday complete it will probably be very nice but for now I rate it \"adequate\".\n\nI stayed here for $99/night, so that makes me more lenient towards the Blake's shortcomings than I would be if it hadn't been so affordable.   I'd stay here again if I got that kind of deal.\n\nThe Good: very spacious rooms.   Firm beds (I like mine firm).  Nice views.  Friendly staff.  1/2 mile walk to the main downtown corridor on Tryon street. Good conference facilities.\n\nThe Bad: staff are nice but amazingly disorganized and very very slow.  Many things (thermostats, electrical wiring, plumbing) are not upgraded.  Can't turn on the shower without standing underneath it.  \n\nAs for the restaurant/bar at the Blake: don't.  Just don't.  It's not worth it.
__label__0 Probably fine if you are looking for a hostel like experience.  Avoid at all costs otherwise.  Very bad for business travelers and a poor value for recreational visitors as well.  Still cringing at the $12 buffet of make-it-yourself instant oatmeal.\n\nA memorably bad hotel.
__label__0 My stay at this hotel was beyond disappointing. \n\nI paid $310 a night for three nights. The hotel charged me for six nights though despite an email confirmation stating that I was only supposed to stay for three. After speaking to a few hotel staff and then finally two front desk managers, the decision was made - I was not getting a refund despite the evidence. To my complete shock and amazement, I was personally yelled at by Sheena at the front desk who was the one who accepted the charge of the additional three nights. Mistakes happen and it was fine.  But she didn't want to discuss it at all, let alone work out a resolution. I've never seen anything like this from a hotel. She interrupted me several times and then started yelling at me. She told me to stop talking because she wouldn't remove the charge anyway. I travel quite a bit for work and stay at hotels often. Believe me, this is not normal behavior even for $50 a night stay, let alone $310. \n\nLet's just say accounting issues weren't the only problems at this hotel. First, they call themselves a luxury hotel. It's truly false advertising because the hotel doesn't fit the definition of a luxury hotel. In order to be one you have to have at least a 4 star rating along with some amenities and services. This hotel is bare bones and rated at 3 stars. \n\nGetting my room serviced was a challenge. Housekeeping did not come to my room at all after 10am. Every time I called for service, I had to wait at least 4 hours for it. On my last day, I left the room at 9am. I came back at 2pm and the room still wasn't cleaned. I called for service and no one came by. Two hours later I called again for housekeeping. They finally cleaned the room at 6:30pm after two different people knocked on my door to see if housekeeping serviced the room. The housekeeper also complained about it and went on and on about internal issues with her manager and colleagues. She even complained about the housekeeping cart and how unmanageable it was. I tried keeping my head down to work and she kept talking. I had to leave the room for an hour because I couldn't take it anymore.\n\nAside from new towels and made up beds, the room was actually dirtier after she left. The bathroom floors had been muddied up from her shoes and she left the old towels on the floor. Old shampoo bottles were still on the shower floor. She also pushed the desk chair in over my computer charger which got stuck and I had to turn the chair over to work on getting it out. It ruined my cable and I had to buy a new one. Unbelievable. \n\nThe toilet in the room was gross and very loud while flushing. I mean, seriously loud. It was almost frightening. It sounded like it was exploding and drowning a cat at the same time. This certainly added to the bizarre feel of the hotel. \n\nThe elevators were slow. One was broken, but it doesn't justify a 10 minute wait at 7pm during the week. I stayed on the 10th floor and had to take the stairs several times. I felt bad for the other guests that were older and had to take the stairs also. This was the recurring theme during my visit. \n\nFinally, one good thing! The restaurant food was good, although the choices were limited. Nothing fancy, but good burgers and sandwiches. The servers and waitresses were very accommodating and friendly. This was a bonus, and unexpected given how the front desk and other staff behaved throughout my visit.\n\nAs you can tell from the above, my stay was not enjoyable. I would not recommend this hotel to anyone. Stay at the Marriott or Hilton or a hotel that actually has their act together and can manage it decently.
__label__2 This is  a frustrating hotel, because so much of it is \"almost, but not quite.\"\n\nThe renovation is reasonably stylish... but the rooms are badly laid out, with no power anywhere near the desk.\n\nThe bathrooms are cool-looking... but there's no place to hang a wash cloth in the shower, and the tiny little shower caddy can't hold travel-sized bottles of toiletries, including the ones they supply.\n\nThe Wifi is fast and reliable... and expensive.\n\nThe restaurant is pretty good... and unofficially closes for a private party for the bartender's friends at 9:30, when it is supposed to be open until 10.\n\nThe north tower has four fast elevators... two of which are out of service.\n\nIt's about a six block walk to anything in Uptown from here... but, hey, exercise!\n\nThe staff is helpful and friendly... to a point, but that point comes when you ask for anything that is even slightly outside of standard, and you are met with a varying degree of blank to cold stare.\n\nIt feels like they want to be a San Francisco boutique hotel (complete with attitude), but they just don't have the budget or chops to do so. If you are paying a convention or discounted rate (I was paying $99/night), it's not terrible value for money. More than that, though, and you have better options.
__label__2 Go to the real thing in LA.\n\nBut, if you do make it to this show, you'll find the crowd fun, the host smarmy, the \"Barker's beauties\" disinterested, and the prizes a bit shabby. Nonetheless, I enjoyed the $50 show, screamed my brains out over dinette sets, conair curlers, and plinko chips.
__label__1 Spent $110 on two tickets to a Thursday afternoon show. The host was Bob Goen from Entertainment Tonight and the announcer was the guy from Supermarket Sweep. They call up 4 new people every time, if you don't have the winning bid....you're done (and get a t-shirt) and it's time to sit on down.\n\nThe first item up for bid was a cheesy looking guitar. The first lady bids $875! The lowest bid was $575. All overbid.\n\n.......lowest bid $400.....again all overbid.\n\n.....lowest bid $300.....again all overbid.\n\n.....lowest bid $250......yep\n\nFinally, someone decides to make a $1 bid. Actual retail price 200 bucks.\n\nIf that doesn't give you an idea of what kind of prizes would be in store for the rest of the afternoon, I don't know what does. It was like everyone was in denial that this show was going to be VERY watered down.\n\nThe best prize was a refridgerator. Someone played Plinko and won $50 after some very questionable pricing on some items that wouldn't allow him to get more than one chip (the most you can win at this version of plinko is $2500 with 5 chips).\n\nI kept praying that they didn't call my name during the \"instant winners\" segment where you get 1000 Total Rewards point....which is worth 1/4 of a buffet purchase....\n\nThe games were pretty much the same as the show but the prices seemed rigged. Almost like they didn't want people to win. \n\nThe showcase showdown was confusing with almost 10 prizes being offered to the winner if they bid within $100, but only 1 being offered should they not be within $100 (a 3 day mexican cruise). You had to bid on ALL of the prizes. Here are the main prizes:\n\n-A Nissan Versa\n-Hawaiian Trip\n- Mexican Cruise\n-1000 shares of Orbitz Stock\n-TV\n\nand other things.....\n\nSomeone bid $30,000 and the other bid $27,000.\n\nActual retail price $17,000! Now you tell me how a car, two trips and 1000 shares of Orbitz is worth $17,000??? I'm telling you, it's rigged because they CANNOT afford to give things like this away on a daily basis.\n\nSave your money and go wait in line in Burbank.....
__label__3 So my husband is a big fan of the original show.We vacationed in Vegas for Christmas 2010 so this was a perfect gift. We went on Christmas day. Lets start with will/call location VS. the show location in Bally's......THEY ARE OPPOSITE of each other. so if your like me dressing cute in heels..be prepared to want to take them off after walking from the parking garage to never never land, picking up your tickets, and back to the Price Is Right show. There really wasnt much direction given on the ticket to advise us where to go or park. but thats not the shows fault...i dont think? \nAnyway so after we walked a a mile back and forth..part of the mile was finding food to eat before the show so i guess that doesnt count. \n\nOk, ok..so the show. Our tickets were for seats in the very front. we shared a table with another husband and wife. I brought my leftover pie and drink from lunch in and they didnt mind. the tables were a bit small, if we all four would have had food then somebody would probably have to eat off their lap..actually two people would probably need to eat off their lap.so good thing the other couple came empty..or stuffed! lol i assume the tables were not meant for chow down dining anyway. \n\nThere were regular \"movie seat\" style chairs in rows behind us. The show was good..corny jokes. but some of the host comments on contestants were funny..i have to agree with other reviewers, the prices were all wrong. i cant even remember the bogus questions..but read the other post and they are correct. All names were called at random, so it didnt matter if you had the funny t-shirt on or your boobs hanging out....its random. dress casual..come in your pj's if you want..its that laid back! \n\nWe made it fun. we never got called but it was great because people did walk away with $500 or $50 or different prizes. The very last game was the one that other reviewers posted about the car,vacation and ect being $17000....yep..they used the same car and same vacation packages and everything..and yep the two dudes were far off. it was exactly $17000..so i should have been called up for the last game so i could amaze them with my low guess of exactly $17000..but i wasnt. They were just not ready for me to take all their prizes! \n\nOver all fun was what you made of it. People were funny.host was fun.we had a nice time laughing and guessing and pretending. We paid about $48 per ticket. i think a little high since we didnt get a t-shirt, drink..nothing....if we were called it would have been worth it..but $$90+ to watch others win/lose wasnt worth it..but for my husband i would pay it again. It says all ages can come but your little kids might be bored. Cant wait to go to the Los Angeles show :) \n\nI gave full stars for the fun we made of it and because my husband couldnt stop talking about it.
__label__3 Definitely a little corny but it was a lot of fun! You have to remember it's not exactly like the TV version. My friends and I had a lot of fun even though we didn't get called up. The famous showcase round was by far the most ridiculous \"set up\" ever. \nA cruise to Mexico\nA trip to Hawaii\n100 shares in stocks\n2012 Nissan.....the 1st person said $29,675, 2nd person said $33,000\n\nwait for it..............$14,000!!!! come on!! That's not even fair! Of course everyone would over bid if they value all those items for that price!
__label__0 Went to Myst once, with just my girlfriend and a couple other people.  All I know is that I will definitely NOT go there again.  Not only is the crowd full of ghetto guys, or whore-ish chicks, they ALL seem to be in dire need of sex.  I don't know what it is, but that club is like a giant cess pool.  The music is just that new garbage on the radio, the kind that makes me wonder what kind of people could even dance to, but once in awhile the DJ would play some nice old rap that I could jam to.\n\nThe staff disgusts me.  RUDE is a perfect word to describe them.  For some odd reason they have this attitude like, oh I work here, and I'm the shit.  Really just wanna say, Hah you work here, and sadly, that's probably the best you'll ever be able to do.\n\nWill never go there again, cover charge was 15 bucks and definitely not worth it.  So bad, I'll actually say, I'd rather go to the Buzz!
__label__2 -VERY clean and organized. No funky thrift store smells.\n\n-Kind of pricey for a thrift store, considering that they received the stuff for FREE via donations....another overpriced thrift-store...sigh!\n\n-Lots of second-hand clothing.\n\n-Service seemed ok. No one acknowledged me, but I didn't make a purchase either.\n\n-Parking is a bit tight, and crazy if you pull in FROM 7th Ave.
__label__4 My home away from home. I first attended a concert at Amos' back in early 2009 and have been coming back at least once a year. They always book some of the best bands. The employees were also really friendly each time I have been, especially the bouncers. Its spacious and has a lot of history. I really hope this place never closes. Oh but if its your first time attending a show here, the whole parking situation might be confusing for you.
__label__4 This is one of my favorite places to shop for gifts, the home, furniture, wine, beer, old school soda, & international sweets & snacks. \nVery cute holiday items here.\n\nI like their wine & beer selections. They have the cutest gift bags & ideas here. I always get nostalgic when I go to their little toy area because they have unique old school toys & games.\n\nDon't forget to get a free membership so you can save yourself some money.
__label__4 Five stars for these reasons:\n\nGenuinely friendly employees.\nMotivated employees.\nGood prices on coffee.\nGood prices on beer.\nGood prices on wine.\nGood prices on glassware.\nGood selection of household items like wicker baskets from the Near East.\nGood selection of imported consumable goods like jellies, jams, and snacks from several major regions around the world.\nThe only place in \"the world\", apparently, that sells all-cotton white towels with a high thread count and a chevron molded pattern.\n\nAnd genuinely friendly employees. Yes, that counts for a LOT!\n\nThe location is convenient.
__label__1 Good wine selection but the dude named Paul asked me if I need wine glasses or am I going to drink it out of the bottle.  Hu!  I have wine glasses thank you.  Rudeness tells me why he hates working here unless it's a bad joke, probably but still inappropriate.
__label__1 Man, the quality of Outback has really gone down since the last time I came here. I hope it was just an off night, but everything seemed to go wrong.  The menu was wrong on several occasions. My husband ordered the Sam Adams on draft. Says it should be a Boston Lager, but the Summer Ale came out. Apparently they were out of Boston Lager on tap but the server didn't tell us and didn't offer anything else. The chicken artichoke flatbread was delicious, but the menu says a \"sprinkling of parmesan cheese\". The thing was heavily covered in it. I would have asked for light cheese if I'd known it was more like a cheese crisp. I ordered the steak salad medium, it came out medium rare. Also, it didn't say that gorgonzola cheese crumbles came on it, otherwise I would have asked for those to be left off. So unfortunately I had to send it back. The manager was very polite and took the flatbread off our bill, but when he tried to explain that they were out of the Boston Lager beer and that's why we got the Summer Ale, I was a little annoyed. Okay that's fine, it would have just been nice to know that in the beginning. Don't give me excuses. All in all it was a very mediocre service and just not as good as I remember.
__label__1 Agave-how I wish it weren't so:\n1. Terrible service- no hostess when we arrived. No utensils when we received our food. No server to take our payment. Everything was just slow. I'm wasn't in a hurry, but having to wait for everything makes any average person a little anxious.\n2. Food- Crispy quesadillas - chicken and corn versions: nice corn masa shell but bland fillings. Then we had the fresh fish tacos. They were soggy and a mess. The fish had an old fishy flavor and I couldn't get past it. If I'm able to eat fish sauce like it's ketchup, I think I have a pretty good tolerance of seafood/ocean taste.\n3. Ambience- surprisingly nice. From the exterior, I wouldn't never have thought it was that well put-together in the interior. It was a great blend of the colors, the lighting and a Large center bar. But I'm here for food first and thought did not impress.
__label__1 This place used to be bomb. You can tell they are cutting corners now. They took off their best appetizer queso fundido, service was slow, no longer 24hours, and they barely comp drinks for players,got hasseled everytime I ordered a.drink and I was playing maMuch better options in town, no point of wasting time or money herex credits and fast. there are much better options in town, no point of wasting money or time here
__label__0 All I can say is WOW!!\nWe experienced the WORST service ever here!\nWe came here celebrating a family members birthday and had a large group. \n20 people\nThey provided us with 1 server who also had other tables to serve. What?!?!?!\nYeah one server.. with 1 person helping her. Needless to say everything was super slow and not right. \nSeveral people had to ask multiple times for simple water refills. We finally just asked if we could have a couple of pitchers of water placed on the table so that we could help ourselves. We were told they couldnt do that. \nSo you're saying that you're too busy to get us water yourselves and you're unable to allow us to help ourselves. Interesting. \nAgain She was one person so almost EVERYONES order was wrong when it made it to the table. \nBesides that she was so overwhelmed that she actually forgot to take the order of several  people at the table until AFTER the majority of us had received our food! \nIt was a cluster all around. \nThe food wasn't the worst but the service was so bad that I couldnt even upgrade their star based on the food. Besides I had the shrimp tacos and they werent that stellar. I actually prefer the shrimp tacos from Cafe Rio! \nYou get more of the shrimp taste at CR than at Agave, their batter if very crunchy and actually overwhelms the shrimp.. .\nDah well. Now I know !!
__label__0 I've been to Agave several times, but my visit on August 17th will certainly be my last.  We sat outside and waited a ridiculously long time to be served water, menus - anything really.  We went in and asked the staff to send a server outside - still no show.  The lighting outside wasn't switched on, so the food was served in the dark - zero ambiance.  \n\nI asked for the Manager who made no attempt whatsoever to make things right.  He just made excuses.  No thanks - I'll take my $$ elsewhere.  There are plenty of other great restaurants in the area.
__label__2 To borrow from Douglas Adams.  \n\nMostly Harmless. \n\nThe decor certainly elevates this location as well as the  attentive wait staff.  Food  does not rise to the occasion. The chips are about as substantial as deep fried paper and  the additional dips we ordered  couldn't be  scooped  without the chips breaking in the dish.   \n\nThe main meal Cheese chile relleno, chicken enchilada and beef enchilada  were ok, the relleno was the stand out of the bunch actually  having a definable , repeatable taste. The remainder  were more texture and the sauce on them rather than possessing anything flavorful within.   \n\nSangria was really good.
__label__1 Wow - lousy parking conditions for a start.  Greeted promptly and seated promptly.  That is what the 2 stars are for.  After that, downhill fast - waiter brought wrong wine but promptly corrected it.  Hubby ordered tortellini - meh at best - spinach salad for the girl - bland and so dry - asked for extra warm bacon dressing - don't think there was even any dressing on it to begin with - added dressing that appeared to be 99% oil - no bacon flavor and no bacon on salad even though menu stated it was supposed to.  Huge no-no - they need to shorten the stems of the spinach or remove them all together.  No one eats stems!  Anyway - will probably not return as dinner left a huge void in flavor and atmosphere.
__label__3 My friend who lives in Arizona does not hold this place in high regard but I'm giving it four-stars for the food alone.\n\nI ordered the clams and calamari appetizers. The clams arrived sprinkled liberally with fresh tomato and herbs and were gorgeous. The calamari was crispy and not chewy. Both came with excellent dipping sauces and focaccia bread. That alone was a heck of a lot of food. The clams in particular rocked my world.\n\nFor a main dish, I ordered the highest price item on the menu, the swordfish with pesto sauce ($18.95). My companion complained that the swordfish was overcooked but I did not feel this to be the case. It was, after all, grilled and not steamed or baked. The taste was incredible, as was the lemon rice and grilled asparagus which came with the dish and the zesty pesto sauce. Loved it!\n\nI was not thrilled at all with the service. College Guy kept trying to take our plates before we were finished with the dishes. Multiple times. Multiple people tried to do the same things, such as bus dishes and bring menus. I would have been much happier with one patient waiter.\n\nAwesome food. Service could have been better. I will go back for sure.
__label__0 I used to come here weekly, and always when my dad was in town.  Their food was incredible (almost anything on the menu made dad sublimely happy and he's a mega-foodie), their service was so... Greek-like, and the ambience was perfection.\nA couple months ago, Dad came to town and insisted we go, it had been too long for him and he was craving it. A big fan of the Moussaka and Oso buco, he ordered what they had on special... and was gravely disappointed.  My salad was bleh, and I mostly just picked at it.  Their whole make-you-feel-like-family vibe had vanished, apparently it was renovated with the interior.  Speaking of, the interior renovations... they did a great job making it look like every other place in Old Town.\nI have no idea who is running things, but a pink slip is on order. Pronto!
__label__2 I love greek food, and I love big portions, but yet I would still just rate this place 3 stars. The best part was our starter, which was the hummus sampler. Each hummus was tasty and flavorful. They were sort of skimping on the pita bread, but did not hesitate to bring us more when we asked. I ordered the falafel gyro, and it was good, but not great. I've definitely had better- even at the chain Pita Jungle. My dad ordered the Moussaka, and he thought it was delicious. Maybe if I come back, I will order that instead? My favorite part of the meal, as ridiculous as it sounds, was the massive water glasses. I guess I consume a lot of water with my meals, and always feel like I have to bug the servers to bring me more. Well that's definitely not an issue here! Overall, A-OK pretty much sums it up.
__label__2 Good bang for the buck buffet.. It's been awhile since I've been here, but I go for dinner. They had hand scooped ice cream.  It is cheap.\n\nThe meats were decent.  Not 5 star quality.. but it isn't bad. You just need to find something you like.
__label__1 Of all the feasts I've been to, this one is dead last on service and selection. It is also the smallest buffet I've ever been to in Las Vegas. They have a place in the middle where you can order either a fresh from the grill burger or made-to-order pasta. It seems like it would be a good idea, however the set up lacks a place to actually put in an order, being that there is glass up and all around. If you are of average height you either have to bend down or tip toe over the glass to be heard. Even then the cooks let me stand over there for a good portion of time before they would even acknowledge I was waiting to place an order. One even caught my eye and flat out ignored me. The buffet is small, poorly stocked and a flat out waste of time and money. Just go elsewhere.
__label__0 Up there (or down there )with Circus Circus in terms of just bad.\n\nI could come up with more adjectives,but bad just the right description.\n\nI went to pay with a roll of quarters from the Palace Station and the cashier actually counted them one by one.\n\nBad service,bad food ,bad atmosphere.\n\nGet it ?Just bad.\n\nStrange though,the Sunset Station Palace Feast buffet is actually decent and edible.
__label__4 For anyone trying to compare this buffet to one that is double or triple the price, don't. Just get out your fat wallet and move over the strip. For others of us who want decent value with good, everyday food, this is the place. I'm not overly picky and I like non complicated food that I can identify with, I guess you'd call it comfort food. I've been to all those expensive buffets and I still say for the value Palace Station wins.
__label__2 My bill was $5.39!!!!!  Five dollas yo!!  What what!!!\nThat being said food was typical buffet.  There is an omlette station. I had two eggs over medium (not that u might care.)  There are also ample desserts.  \nThe cheap meal almost made me forget that they charge a $15 resort fee at the palace station and my room doesn't have a tub.\nIf it wasn't for my quest to try other places I would make sure that I ate my resort fee in bacon!\nMmmm bacon.  Pigs are magical!  I have ADD. Oh look,......stickers!!
__label__0 Terrible service. Everyone in our party was forced to order their own entre, even though some of them were not hungry. The entre come with nan. The waiter refused to substitute them with similar priced roti because \"the chef was unwilling\".
__label__2 Pretty expensive compared to Ghandi's just down the street.  Food was fine, but not wonderful.  A bit nicer ambience than most Indian places
__label__3 This is a more upscale indian restaurant in decor and ambiance for Las Vegas indian standards.  They have a alchohol bar and serve mixed drinks, not just beer (standard indian restaurant drink fare).  I had a stawberry mojito and it was surprisingly delicious.  Muttled to perfection.  Yes, a girl drink and delicious.  \n\nVegetable Samosa\n Fish of the Day was fabulous.\nSaag Paneer\nNaan is delicious and very fresh.\nChicken Curry\nOven baked Eggplant\n\nThese are some of the dishes we recieved.  Delicious food.  You may need a rez otherwise it can get busy especially certain nights of the week.  The strip mall this restaurant is in is a little colorful at night.  My kids love indian and I don't love taking them to this strip mall during the evening hours...Not sure if its the strip club or the 24 hr nail place that is the most dicey.  Lots of people around all the time so I can say it does feel safe just would not walk around this area in the evening for a stroll.  Bon Appetit
__label__0 The service is not that good and the food is also not that great
__label__3 Had the lunch buffet for 14.95. All the basics included. As good as any Indian buffet I've had, and I like to think I've sampled some good ones. Certainly won't find a better deal on the strip for this quality.
__label__2 Eh-ish. \n\nI will say this - most of their food was good, but in my opinion, it was very overpriced for a reason unknown to me. I think sometimes it's because it's closer to the strip?? We paid almost $200. That's a lot of money in my opinion. I have a hard time with it because I can get just as good Indian food in a 100% comparable location nearby.\n\nWe came here on Friday night with some friends. We had 4 dishes, 2 appetizers and 5 drinks total. \n\nWe had  -\n\n3 beers\n1 wine\n1 Martini\nStuffed mushroom - Very weird for me. It was a very blunt taste of curry, yogurt and a uncooked mushroom that was breaded.\nSaag Paneer - Very good\nShrimp Tikka Masala - Sauce was very tasty and rich. \nLamb Rogan Josh - The sauce was okay. I felt they used a little too much curry and it over powered the dish with that and nutmeg.\nChicken Mukhani - We actually don't think this was the right dish. It came out and the sauce didn't taste like it normally would for chicken mukhani. It was a bit thinner and not thick like butter chicken typically is. \nLamb Vindaloo - good flavor, nice and tender meat. \n\nOverall - the service was not good. It took us over an hour to get all of our food. Mainly because the waiter was not coming around to ask if we were ready to order. It was not busy, maybe 5-6 tables total. On Friday nights at 7, it's packed at a lot of places. So, that could be a sign if they're not busy. \nAgain, the food was good - not amazing for a pricier menu. The location and the building itself does not call for higher prices. Neither does the service.
__label__1 Where can you get 20 dolla porridge and wish you were eating all you can eat king crab at Caesars??  \n\nhere.  :(  \n\nwhat was I thinking?
__label__0 ZERO!!!\nCame here at 9:40pm. The gal told me they were taking to go orders only but she they supposedly close at 10pm. Really? I wont be back. \nThere's too many restaurants to choose from around here...
__label__3 After trying this place for a second time during lunch, I found the food to be considerably better. I didn't order the sushi rolls and instead ordered Kung Pao Chicken and was pleasantly pleased.
__label__0 I got food poisoning here last week ... and the MGM has been less than helpful in recovering the costs of having to change my travel plans, etc.  I have never been so sick.
__label__3 After me and my friends decided to stay inside MGM grand for dinner, we passed by this restaurant and thought and we are going to try it.  This restaurant is a fusion of chinese, indonesian, japanese, singaporean food.  I ordered the hainanese chicken rice for my dinner and my friends ordered indonesian friend rice and sushi.  I LOVE the indonesian friend rice here because it brings back my memory when i still living back in indonesia. The taste is exactly or similar to the taste back home.  i also love the hainanese chicken rice although it tastes a little bit different from what i had before.  The hainanese chicken rice came in a plate filled with soup, chicken, garlic rice, soycause, and hot chili.  i think the chicken could have been tastier and more flavor.  Overall, the experience was really good.
__label__2 dining experience was OK.\nFirst off the seating area is not roomy feels like your up in everybody's business on the table for 2. Service was good except for waiting at least 20-30 mins to get a glass of water. The food was tasty had kung pao chicken plate with a couple of rolls. Overall good experience just felt really uncomfortable  with the super tight seating space from table to table.
__label__2 Came here tonight while on a vegas trip with the boyfriend and some friends. We wanted some sushi at somewhere that was reasonably affordable and could also use our MLife card so we came here.\n\nIt was a bit hard to find in the casino but we eventually got to it. It is beautifully decorated, clean, and has a nice relaxing ambiance. \n\nOur server was polite, prompt and eager to please. She made several suggestions for us and we were checked on by her and other employees there. Our drinks were always full so they earned points there.\n\nWe ordered miso soup and four sushi rolls (spicy tuna, las vegas, dragon roll and the aloha roll). The miso soup was delicious. It was fresh and full of flavor. The sushi rolls were just ok. I was hoping to walk away with an overall great experience but I just could not get into the rolls. I have had much worse sushi before, but I was hoping for a bit more for Las Vegas dining. Next time, I will take a friends suggestion and try some off-the-strip sushi locations.
__label__2 Food and service were okay. Among the dishes I ate were sweet & sour soup and tofu with baby bok choy.\n\nThe decor seemed fancy. I liked the jellyfish lights near the entrance and the wood-covered menus.
__label__2 I've been here twice, the first time for shabu shabu, the second time for lunch. I'd never done shabu shabu but I was there with a Chinese friend who does it often, and neither of us were too impressed. We all got individual pots instead of sharing one, the liquid was just water instead of broth, and the items were all a la carte and a little pricey for what they were. It was fun, but not that yummy.\n\nThe second time I went it was for lunch. The place was completely dead, but I got the garlic chicken which is REALLY good. I'd go back just for that but something keeps holding me back... there are no windows at all in the dining area! The place is dark and downright dreary, especially since it's usually pretty empty. Plus someone needs to IRON that piece of fabric they have hanging on the wall, it's got creases in it from when it was folded and that just drives me nuts.\n\nBut seriously, a window is a MUST. They have a window that's blocked by peeling window decals and a wall, I say take both of those down and the place will get a lot more business!
__label__4 This place has amazing shabu. The service is amazing and their meat is true quality.\nCan't wait to come back here!
__label__4 We arrive mid afternoon Saturday and the place was empty, the staff was awesome, the restaurant clean, and the experience great. We both had the all u can eat hot pot at $27 each.  The food was so delicious we both had two places of steak. \nI have been to several places in southern. Ca and this is much nicer and cleaner. This is the first time I had an all you can eat option. \nI would have like to have seen some garlic and scallions to add to the pot but the hot sauce was tasty.  \nDefinitely will be back - with friends !!
__label__1 I thought that this store was going to be better than the stores I have been to in California.
__label__2 Underwear for $1 and bras for $10?!?! Yes, please!*\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n*Disclaimer: Only in the sale section, and only if you can locate your correct size.
__label__2 I went to Gelato 64 because I was looking for a place to go for dessert after a charity event in Gilbert, and this place was the only gelato shop nearby that was open until 11pm on a Friday.  The people working here were cool and let my friends and I sample as many flavors as we wanted (and there were a lot) before we made our decisions.  The gelato selections are great and varied with flavors like mascarpone, peanut butter, coconut, and some tropical mix of guava, mango, and papaya, I think.  I ended up getting the blueberry, and it was really good!  I can't say that Gelato 64 was AWESOME, but I can't say that it sucked, either.  It's just your standard gelato shop (with maybe more flavors) that does the job of satisfying your craving.  The prices are fine, parking is not a problem, and the people working there are your standard employees who are just working to work and not really cuz they have a passion for gelato.  So...overall, I may or may not go back at some point in the future, but it's not like I'm rushing to get back there.  I'm also not crossing it off my list of places to boycott.  Gelato 64 is just fine.  \n\nPS: When I went, the smell of Lysol or whatever cleaning product they were using was really overwhelming, and my friends and I couldn't wait to pay and get outside, but I'm not really counting that as a negative per se.  At least I know that they're cleaning.  Just wanted to give you all a heads up.
__label__1 This was my first and last time here. I got the Vanilla Bourbon gelato. It was overpriced, and old. It was not creamy, but had started to turn icy. I will go to Enzo's or Angel Sweet instead. (Enzo's has awesome cannoli's)
__label__4 When I first walked in, I was overwhelmed by the amount of flavors available. Anything you could imagine, they had flavorized. For example, for one of my options I chose \"sunshine.\" Seriously? Sunshine? Now that's a lot for a flavor to live up to. Luckily, it was one of my favorites tastes (naturally, since there were so many options, I got like 10 tastes of different flavors). Even though I'm not much of a sweets person (gasp!), I cannot wait to return to enjoy another 10 tastes in addition to a small cup of delectable gelato!
__label__4 Very sad when this place burned down.  Loved their Hawaiian chicken. Looks like they were taken over by some new outfit.
__label__4 Ok, so I just tried this place after reading all the good reviews.\n\nLike someone mentioned before, the Lovely Bit O Salmon is awesome.  Of course I didn't get that, but my coworker did and it made me jealous!  I got the Spicy Asiago Chicken and although it was really good, it was nothing like the taste I had of the salmon pasty.  I will have to get that salmony creamy goodness next time. \n\nThese things will fill you up.  I felt like I needed a nap after my pasty lunch!
__label__2 This is an interesting place worth the trip to Tempe. OK food, OK tap, OK service. OK atmosphere. Been back three times so far and will go back again.
__label__1 I want to give the Cornish Pasty Company another star, but I can't quite do it...\n\nThe pasties I order are REALLY good... They have a fine beer selection (including Mickey's Big-Mouths) and a few cocktail options... Most of the sides and desserts are pretty solid.\n\nI tend to stick with and very much enjoy the more traditional pasties like The Oggie, and the Cottage Pie (OK, OK... I love the Royale with Cheese, too). However, some of the \"premium\" pasties like the Pesto Chicken and the Salmon pasty are a bit funky to me. \n\nEven that, I can write off to personal preference.\n\nWhat really keeps the CPC from getting another star or two is the restaurant itself. \n\nIt's a long, narrow space, 75% of which is divided by a bar. Seating is along the wall or at the bar, with a few larger tables in the back. \n\nOn the other side of the bar from the customers is where ALL of the restaurant operations take place; cooking, cleaning, prep, and bar. If one is sitting at the bar, this intersection of consumption with infrastructure is often a bit too much like watching sausage being made. \n\nI don't really expect a fine dining experience at a place like the Cornish Pasty, but I really don't need to hear the dishes crashing into the sink and i don't need to see all the potential for cross-contamination (food preparation right next to the dirty dishes and raw meat right next to the beer glasses). \n\nMy worst experience was arriving late and sitting at the bar while they were cleaning the \"kitchen\" area and still serving food. It was really noisy, the refrigerator light kept blinding me, and the smell of cleaning chemicals was so strong that it made it impossible for me to even think about enjoying the pasty. I walked out after about 4 bites...\n\nI've wanted to go back several times, because I do enjoy the food and beer options, and finally went back last Friday. The food was as good as it's ever been but the environment will still make me think 2 or 3 times before heading back.\n\nMaybe I'll just have to take advantage of their take-out and stop at Tops liquor on my way home for the Hoegaarden...
__label__1 i've seriously had hot pockets that tasted better than the pastie i got here last night. i ordered the royale, and i don't know if it was the mushrooms, or the seasoning they use on the burger, but something was off and it left a yucky taste in my mouth for hours after i ate it.\n\ni am a very picky eater, and the pastes cannot be modified. most of them (90%) contain onions or some other strange vegetable that i don't like so it's really not a good place to go unless you like a ton of shit thrown in a pastie. i think it's too much sometimes. the mashed potatoes were dry and not very garlic-y whatsoever.\n\nour waiter was an asshole. i ordered a black and tan with strongbow and a nut ale and he informed me that they wouldn't be good together. refusing to take some douchebag's advice, i ordered it anyways and it was delicious. he didn't care to check on our table at all throughout our meal, and no waters were brought to the table...halfway through we got switched to a very nice young lady. i didn't mind the set up of the bar, it was very english pub-like and actually enjoyed the atmosphere. the beer selection is impressive.\n\ni was disappointed after all of the great yelp reviews, i was expected to be blown away by these delicious little tasty treats - unfortunately they just didn't get it right this time.
__label__4 Wow, never have I though that pub food could be this delicious. Cornish Pasty Co. is by definition a hole in the wall well worth driving too from any where in the valley if you are seeking simple, affordable and downright deliciously satisfying food.\n\nThe menu is impressively varied, from typical, premium to signature pasties. I went with the lamb vindaloo and its spiciness left me goofy with delight.\n\nThere is no host/hostess at the entrance, so you can either seat yourself at the bar, and you can even hang your purse from underneath the counter!\n\nThe service is warm, friendly and efficient. Dinner for two without drinks was a bargain at $ 25.
__label__3 I'm pretty much as carnivorous as a T-Rex but my girlfriend is a Vegetarian...a combination which sometimes makes it hard for us to find a restaurant that has something for us both.  We also like to try places that are 'different' as well.  That's why when we randomly wandered in to Cornish Pastry Company we were definitely happy and surprised.  First off, the place has an hole-in-the-wall feel to it, definitely a cool Blue Collar working Pub atmosphere that seemed unique and not kitschy.  The menu has so many delicious options too...plenty of meat filled pockets for me and Veggie options for her and each meal is definitely filling.  I had never had a Cornish Pastry before and the little bit of British history on the menu added to the experience.  The Pastries are pretty much like giant Hot Pockets...but giant hot pockets like your grandma would make if she made giant hot pockets..IE: delicious, filling, natural, and did I say delicious? stuffed with all kinds of meat, veggies, mashed potatoes, spices, etc.  Definitely try it!
__label__4 Went back this afternoon to enjoy happy hour with my coworkers. We had a great time and I enjoyed more of the Sonoran White Chocolate Ale. The waitress was very nice, offered to provide us with separate checks and even took our picture for us.\n\nI loved the music, nothing better then Led Zepplin, Buffalo Springfield, and all the other great 70's tunes they were playing.\n\nThe best part is getting dinner to go and enjoying pasties at home.
__label__2 Pasties are good, yes? The service at this location blows. Who wants to drive all the way to Mesa, though?
__label__2 I did not like this location AT ALL.   I was overwhelmed on where to park... I couldn't figure out if you park in front or back.  Then I couldn't figure out where the front door was or where you get seated at.  I walked in a complete circle around the place 1 1/2 times.  Then it is dark and crowded.  The service was very hurried and it was not conducive to sitting and enjoying a meal together as there were people waiting for our table (if you are even lucky enough to get a private table).  I much much much prefer the Dobson/Guadalupe location and won't return to this one.\n\nHowever, the food is delicious.  The potato leek soup.  Yummmmm... the bread it is served with is Yummmmm... the pasty was Yummmm (I had the vegetarian potato one with ketchup).  Wish I had saved room for the peanut butter and jelly dessert one as I like it so much.
__label__3 Service was awesome had a waitress that was very attentive and gave great recommendations! Leak soup by far one of the best soups I have ever tried. Very unique food but good
__label__3 I have Been here a handful of times.  I really appreciate the ambiance inside this eatery.  The bar area is dark enough to sit at and feel relaxed and comfy with a slight feeling of sophistication.  Also, the booths give me a feeling of privacy which is nice for having conversations with friends.  Everyone that I know loves this place and has always recommended it to me so when I finally tried the food, I was pleased.  Although, I might add, the pasty's are kind of heavy as they tend to be meat, potato, gravy, and pastry based so it's not a food meant for light eating in the summer heat.  Good food, reasonable rates, and good drinks.  Eat there.
__label__3 When passing through Phoenix last week, we had dinner here on the recommendation of Yelp. Who knew you could get good British pasties in Tempe?\n\nThe pasties themselves were incredible. I had the bangers and mash, the wife had the chicken tikka masala. We loved each of them, and believe me that one pasty is enough to satisfy a big appetite.\n\nWe were not as huge fans of the fries/chips. Also, the waitress really had no idea about any of the beers on the menu. Since I am not knowledgable about British beer, this led me to order something I didn't really care for. Next time (oh yes, there will be a next time) I'll stick with the Lagunitas IPA.
__label__4 We've been here a handful of times and LOVE it. My husband and I are beer snobs (err connoisseurs), and they always have a great selection of yummy brews. My favorite pasty is the Lovely Bit of Salmon, and it sure is ... well ... lovely. I don't know how they manage to get so much delicious into a little pastry pocket. I was afraid the whole thing would taste fishy, but it was perfectly balanced with seasonings, asparagus and a little bit of potatoes. My husband's tried four or five different pasties and loved them all. \n\nWe've even gotten them to go, and they're still great. We like bringing out-of-town friends here since it's a unique little place with great food and lots of character. I'd love to try one of the desserts, but I usually only finish half my dinner pasty and have no room!
__label__3 The \"lil bit o salmon\" is off the chain! Hearty and delicious! Service is always welcoming and the desserts are awesome! I hate that it gets so crowded at lunch - but thats what happens when you serve up solid food for decent prices!\n\nYou have to try this place, definitely a hidden gem in Tempe!
__label__0 Gross!
__label__4 This is one of my favorite restaurants in AZ, and a great place to come with friends for great food and beer. The best pasty is the chicken pot pie, it's to die for! And the staff are all friendly and efficient. The prices are reasonable, and the portions are large, so we always have leftovers to take home. Cornish is the best!!
__label__3 Great Food...best Greek Salad!!  A little small gets crowded fast. Prices  Good !  love the New one in old town Scottsdale
__label__2 If you've had real British food, then you'd probably think this place is on par with your previous experiences.  \n\nI think the concept is cool.\n\nThe food is OK but somewhat uninspiring...but then again this is British food (not a knock, just the truth).  I tried the Turkey pasty and Salmon pasty.  As for taste, I definitely give the edge to the salmon.  \n\nFor dessert, I tried the Strawberry Palova.  It was good, but very rich so I could only a eat half of it.\n\nThe best thing about this place is that its very affordable for those who eat on a budget.  We had two pasties, dessert, 3 glasses of wine and a Sprite for less than $50.\n\nIf you've never been, I definitely recommend checking out this place.
__label__1 Interesting business indeed, the place is setup like a hangout for either vampires or individuals with hangovers except that terrible music they play is turned up way too loud for the latter.  Really, the only thing this place has going for it is the fact that there are indeed worse places out there.  To start, the staff are completely lackadaisical and couldn't care less about you being there.  Second, not only is the menu a complete fail but the food itself is even worse.  On a nutritional scale the fair scores about a 2 yet it is not even remotely enjoyable.  The food seriously has zero flavor, if they changed to strictly boiled chicken with no seasoning I'd be a step up.  This place takes the cake for the least flavorful food of any restaurant I've ever been to.  To boot the seating is as uncomfortable as could be found anywhere and the bar is pretty weak as well.  I'm not quite sure of the reason for this restaurant's existence.
__label__0 We had been patrons of Carmine's since they first opened. We liked their food but I'm sad to say that I will not highly recommend or return again. Five of us where waiting patiently for over 45 minutes as they kept saying they were waiting for a table to clear. After watching people leave and having them sit at least 6 smaller groups (including a party of 3 who just walked in at a table for 4!), I asked what was going on. The girl at the register did not know what to say to us and had the manager/part owner come talk to us. As he walked over to us, his face told me that we were bothering him, like he was annoyed. He came over to tell us it would be longer! I asked why they hadn't put the two tables together or pull up a 5th chair to a table and he looked around the room and said \"where?\" I thought, Hello! You have been seating group after group ahead of us at the tables so yeah, they're not available anymore! He started getting very defensive though I asked without offense. I had invested time, we were starving and I just wanted to sit down already. After being there so long with my handicapped nephew, my mother and my kids and being treated like we didn't matter, we just left. His attitude, lack of professionalism and lack of ability to deal with customers was just too much. They couldn't find room for a party of 5 people and pretty much told us tough luck! I'm sorry, their food is not THAT good. I have contacted all my friends that I've been trying to get to try them out and told them that I retract my recommendation. Oh and by the way, the manager/part owner's comment was that we didn't pay his salary. So I guess Carmine's doesn't need customers because they're doing just find without them! I give them one star only because this doesn't allow me to enter without any stars.
__label__2 Conveniently located within the Palazzo right next to the elevator entrance, cleverly placed if you ask me. \n\nService was quick and efficient for a Saturday morning. I'd say they pretty much got the rhythm of things. However, I did feel extremely rushed when placing my order which was kind of annoying since I don't frequent CBTL that often. \n\nOverall\nGood location and decent staff.
__label__0 Never thought I would be writing a review for a Coffee Bean and Tea Leaf. I have worked for them in the past as a supervisor and have worked at several other cafes so I am typically pretty lenient and sympathetic with all baristas in the world.\n\nHaving said that, my girlfriend and I wanted to grab some coffee for the road before checking out from the hotel. They had one girl as an expeditor taking orders to speed up the line. We ordered a reg hazelnut IB and a lg Orchard Peach iced tea. We paid and stepped aside to wait for our drinks. We received two reg sized drinks. No big deal- we let the barista know we had ordered a large iced tea.\n\nConflict resolution at a coffee shop is quite simple. The cost of avoiding an argument and satisfying a customer far outweighs the cost of remaking their order.\n\nHowever, the employee here who decided to give us attitude, state that we had paid for a regular (regardless of the expeditor coming over and letting her know she had took the order for a large), and walked away after giving us back the regular sized tea obviously does not share my views.\n\nSo double and triple check your order when you ring up everyone, cus they will NOT fix it for you.
__label__0 I ordered their cafe latte, it was so plain and no coffee taste at all! Wouldn't visit their store a second time
__label__4 Wonderful employees
__label__2 Pros:\n1.  Great sushi - always fresh and I've never had a less than fabulous meal there.\n2.  Great staff.  Honest.  Attentive.  Always happy to see you.\n\nCons:\n1.  For a neighborhood joint,  FAR too expensive for a weekday meal when it's not happy hour or \"double down\".  Generally we stick to the happy hour or double-down.\n2.  Can get loud when some of the regulars show up.  Not too keen on enjoying the delicacies of ahi tuna and cold sake when there's high-fives all around and stories of 'some broad I banged that I met at Cafe Portobello'  A little odd, but that may have been a bad couple of nights that we were there.\n\nUPDATE:\nI went there this evening.\nPrices are still high, but the double-down helps keep things economical.\n\nSushi rolls are SUPER THIN and even the bartender thought so as well.  I'll include a photo.  (oops, guess I can't)\n\nBut a single slice of one roll is equivalent to half a roll slice at other sushi bars I've gone to.  I'd have to say it was comical! :)
__label__3 I never thought I'd be singing the praises of filet mignon sushi, but here I am.\n\nI've been to this place several times, but after the last trip I had to come tell you all how great it is.\n\nMy gf and I were headed to Naked Fish the other night, not because it's our favorite, but because it's where we had our first date so we like to go back once in a while.  We arrived to find an hour wait, which meant goodbye Naked Fish, hello Sen of Japan.\n\nWe sat at the bar for the first time and I must tell you, unless you're with a large group, this is the best way to go.  The chefs are so attentive and friendly, it made for a much better experience.\n\nI started with the miso-shittake soup while the gf had the agedashi with japanese eggplant.  Both were nice twists on old favorites.  The spider roll done caterpillar style with avocado and sweet chili sause was so good we had to get another.  I've had a lot of sushi in my life, but the tuna I had there that night was simply the best piece of fish I've ever tasted.\n\nBottom line - if you're looking to pig out, go somewhere else to an all you can eat.  If you want a wide variety of good food and great service, come here.
__label__3 I have a rule of thumb when it comes to passing final judgement on an Indian restaurant: the quality of food should be based on their a la carte dinner entrees rather than their buffet since the drop-off between the two can often be quite steep.  I believe there is a Japanese restaurant corollary in that one should judge the quality of food based on their omakase (tasting menu designated by the chef) rather than their a la carte menu items.  Of course, there is usually a hike in price in both cases but sometimes you pay for what you get, and what you get here for omakase is definitely money well spent.\n\nOne would never guess that tucked away in SW suburbia lies a restaurant opened by Hiro Nakano, the former head chef of Nobu (Hard Rock Casino) and was listed in the 2009 Michelin guide.  I met up with some work colleagues and since my boss was treating the group, we decided to indulge in the $55 omakase experience (an $85 option was available, but one should not test the limits of generosity when being treated to a complimentary meal by your superior).  Probably the most interesting question I have ever encountered when deciding on the omakase was being prompted by the server as to how many times I have had the omakase specifically at their restaurant.  Apparently the chef likes to vary the dishes so as to create a different experience for the diner much like a video game character advancing to higher levels of play!  Apparently the variations can go up to \"level 5\" and possibly beyond so I found this to be a ingenious incentive to return for repeat tasting adventures.  A couple members of our party were second-timers so it was cool to get a preview as to what I would be expecting after my first omakase here.  I'm sure the chef would be more than willing to mix and match specific items since the theme to this idea is thoughtfulness towards the customer.\n\nItems I could recollect along with occasional sidenotes with regard to the level 2 menu.\n\n1) Hawaiian yellowtail marinated with yuzu soy:  unctuous and refreshing with bright notes of citrus from the yuzu, very nice start to the meal (level 2 was japanese red snapper)\n\n2) Sashimi salad- delicate slices of assorted fish mixed with shredded daikon and greens in a subtle onion vinaigrette--very clean flavors\n\n3) Miso Black cod with grilled shishito pepper- perfectly cooked and well seasoned, the fish pretty much melts in your mouth and goes well with a nice salty crunch from the pepper (I think in the $85 omakase, this dish is accompanied with grilled fois gras....talk about umami overload!)\n\n4)  Sliced filet mignon served with grilled asparagus-  found this one to be slightly underwhelming since while being cooked medium rare, was a bit under-seasoned and would have liked some asian flavors to be incorporated (the second-timers received a similar cut but was topped with a spicy chili sauce so I'm thinking that version was tastier)\n\n5) Miso soup with wakame (firm seaweed) and mini button mushrooms-  the cute little mushrooms are not only tasty but also provide an artistic glow to the otherwise cloudy earth-tone broth. \n\n6) Nigiri assortment- fairly standard with a couple tuna sushi rolls, one regular shrimp and mackerel nigiri, and pairs of salmon and tuna nigiri....nothing mind-blowing, but helps to fill you up with the added load of rice.\n\n7) Chocolate souffle with green tea ice cream-  nice way to round out the meal.  Souffle could have been more fluffy, but definitely a unexpectedly pleasant flavor combination with the green tea ice cream...I got a chance to taste the almond frangipane cake with pineapple sorbet in the second timers dessert course and that was equally exquisite.\n\nI'm thinking I may have omitted one more sashimi course, but as one can see, this is quite a spread for $55 and I definitely did not go home hungry.  Folks residing in this part of town should definitely take advantage of having such a fine dining option nearby and for those trekking from across town, definitely a nice introduction to omakase at a reasonable price with opportunities to \"level-up\" with subsequent visits.  Be sure to also take advantage of their excellent sake selection.
__label__2 Great food but not worth the rude and terrible service at the sushi bar.
__label__4 I heart the Late night happy hour, I arrived near 11pm and only 1 table and a couple were at the sushi bar. It was a frigid cold Thursday evening in sin city. Sen of Japan is about a 15 minute drive west of the strip. \n\nThe food and service in the past has been spot on and tonight was no exception. Both waitresses who served me were awesome. They never let my hot tea go empty and for the amount of food consumed - what a bargain! Started off with popcorn shrimp with orange Aioli sauce, Black miso cod with butter lettuce, Fresh water eel roll, Black snapper sushi, #1 roll spicy albacore with tuna and spicy garlic ponzu and finished up with house made red bean ice cream. All the entrees were so fresh, delicious and presented beautifully. \n\nIf you haven't checked out Sen of Japan make it a priority when visiting Las Vegas. You won't be disappointed.
__label__4 Possibly the best food bargain outside of a down-market casino in Las Vegas!\n\nThey don't have In-N-Out Burger in Chicago, where I'm from, so I always try to stop here when I'm in Vegas.  The food is really fresh, including hand-cut french fries.  Avoid this place on the weekends and during lunch, however; it gets really crowded.
__label__1 Ok, so I would have orginally given them four stars. Really, I was such a fan of theirs. Lately I've noticed that even though they may have fresh burgers, a 'cool' 'secret' menu (that everyone knows about) they have quite a few problems that have been adding up to my annoyance over the years.\nI've lived right up the street from this place for 18 years, so I was there when it first opened up (and it was a big deal to the community, no more shall we have to drive down to Lake Mead!) and have seen them develop over the years.\n1.) Service has gotten worse, the wait time is ridiculous, and to make it more of an insult they have an actual timer for you to watch while you wait. This applies to when it is busy (which I can understand to a POINT- fifteen minutes at the LAST window? Not cool) and when you  come at 11pm at night and wait 10 minutes for your fries and milkshake. I'm sorry, but it has gotten ridiculous over the years, the amount of waiting I have to do inside and outside (inside is worse by the way) so much so that when I went to one in San Francisco (one that had TWO lines by the way) I expected to wait half an hour, but it turned out it took less time to get us through there than it does here at this location when there is only one person in front of you. So it is not an overall In N Out issue, it is THIS place's issue.\n2.) Prices have gone way up. End of story.\n3.) It is not unresonable to ask for a grilled cheese to be grilled away from the burgers, on the other grill. Escpecially not when there is an actual option for it. So when I ask, and I find meat chunks on my grilled cheese, I know you did not, in fact, grill it on the other grill. This ties into a very important reason why I no longer come to this location: They rarely listen to what you want, if it is outside of the \"Double Double no onions\" deal. More cheese? Maybe. No salt on your fries? Perhaps. Half strawberry half chocolate milkshake? Kinda. If they can't hold up to their 'secret' menu, then they should not have it as an option.\nOther locations are way better.
__label__2 I enjoy their burger every once in a blue moon.  I love the shakes, and the animal fries are super good!  I'd much rather order animals fries with a hamburger patty on the side.
__label__1 Request well done burgers.\nGetting rare-med burgers.\nThird incident this week. Come on now. If I want \"bloody rare\", I would request it. I request well-done without pink. Just leave it on the grill for a couple of more minutes. I know you guys get swamp during dinner rush...but my GF and I dont like rare burgers...  Medium-rare steak is fine (not my preference..but still semi-safe). Burgers are never fine.E-coli anyone?\n\nContacted the central guest service number. They are trying to correct the issues now.\n\nI love IN-N-Out when my order is correct and my burger is cook properly......\n\n3rd occurrence this week. =-(\nI didnt realize until the burger was half eaten. GF pointed it out..\nThe rest went into the garbage. I hope I dont die tonight.\n\nI guess \"Animal Style\" burger takes on a whole new meaning. \n\nAt least they got the fries correct. Well-done fries....
__label__2 We waited 10 minutes for our food. We ordered 2 chocolate shakes. Twice. Never got them. Let them know and were still charged for it. The guy (emilio or emelio) left during the middle of making the first one. He was very sloppy and confused. Speaking of sloppy, thanks for the terribly thrown together animal style fries. 12Am. Midnight. Is when we went.
__label__4 Who doesnt love an in-Out-Burger when your bored or hungry late night and nothing else is open?? High Protein High Fat meal. Very good if your in your bulking stage of the year. Always friendly customer service and food is cooked in a timely manner thank you for the great meat!
__label__4 This place is as good as is gets in North Las Vegas.  I wanted something that was light and fresh, and nothing that the typical bar food places had to offer.\n\nKaizen delivered.  Delicious, affordable, awesome atmosphere and friendly service.  Talk to Paul (he is awesome) or Michele (super friendly).\n\nBottom line: go there!
__label__3 This place has an AYCE menu now. I only started coming here after seeing the big sign outside the window. This menu must be fairly new because I've never heard about it before and it was the reason why I decided to finally check out this place.\n\nThe AYCE menu is great with lots of quality appetizers, rolls, sashimi, to name a few. I noticed they had a lot of non-seafood items on there in case someone in your party is not really the sushi type. Here are a few items worth trying:\n\nPoke salad- deliciously served on some seaweed salad and a lil on the spicy side. Not too spicy but had a nice kick.\nBeef ribs- if you like Korean spareribs, you'll love these. One order per person, understandably so cuz they'd probably lose out if they served unlimited amounts of these.\nSnow white roll-shrimp tempura inside topped with yummy whitefish sitting on top of a tart and tangy sauce. Might have been ponzu, now that I think of it.\nDynamite-the usual baked scallops in mayo but their version had big chucks of mushrooms and was covered in cheddar cheese. Very tasty!\n\nI can't remember not liking anything I ordered. Kaizen is def taking place over Sushi Tachi as my AYCE sushi spot in North Town. My only gripe is they don't offer half-rolls like Sushi Tachi. This sucks for me because I dine alone very frequently and this place makes it hard for me to try a lot of different things. If they offered half rolls i can try several different ones without risk of being scolded for not finishing or have to pay for the leftovers. Which I came close to doing the very first time.
__label__0 I think the quality of food has declined recently and even got a little sick after eating there last time.  It's too bad because it used to be a great place!
__label__0 I really wanted to like this place but the portion sizes was tiny. I had there bento box with Chicken Teriyaki but there was more vegetables then chicken. It should have been called  Vegetables Teriyaki. Too much money for too little food. After dinner I went out to get another meal to satisfy my less than full stomach!
__label__2 I have been to Asia de Cuba about three times. The first time was fantastic. I mean the food couldn't have been better. They had this fried rice that we all shared that was amazing however I think they have since changed and/or tweaked their menu. The second time I went was for my birthday dinner and the one dish I wanted, the bbq spare ribs were AWFUL! First they were cold, and next they were fatty. I was so disappointed. Of course they asked if they could get me something else, but you know when you really have taste for something and it turns out bad, you really don't want anything else. So yep, that was me. So much for a great BD dinner. The third time I went it was just ok. The food was not as good as the first time nor was it as bad as my BD, but it was alright. I stuck with chicken this go around as it was safe and I was sure they couldn't mess that up. Well although they didn't mess it up, it was a bit dry. However that yummy friend rice made the world of difference. I cannot remember what was in it but I swear it had avocado as one of the ingredients. Oh and the desserts were good and the drinks were great. \n\nSo all in all, its an ok place to go. Give it a try and judge for yourself. You just may run into someone famous! :)
__label__3 If you've been to one Claim Jumper, you've been to them all. I prefer this one over the Town Square location because it's a little quieter. The portions are huge, and the food is better than most places. And they have WiFi, which is a plus. \n\nOnly downside is that it gets busy on peak hours, but not much can be done about that.
__label__3 I had a really nice waiter and the food were great! The waiter helped me choose an entree by describing what was in it. He made it sound really good and I ended up getting it. Taste magnificent!
__label__2 There is no better way to describe this place than A-OK. A well deserved 3 stars! \nGiven we had a group of 25, I had fairly low expectations for the service, but they did an excellent job! From the time we sat down to the time we left it was just over two hours, which I think is pretty decent with a group that size! \n\nNow beware, the menu is huge. Pages on pages! I had my mind made up three different times and finally when put under some pressure, made a decision. I settled on the Frisco Burger and fries, a swiss cheese burger with thousand island dressing served on grilled parmesan sourdough (like toast, not a bun). It was tasty but nothing special. I actually wish it were served on a bun. If I were to describe my eating pace, I'd say its fairly normal (if I'm not lying, a little quicker than the average) and the bread quickly became soggy. The fries were also nothing special, thinly cut with a good crunch. Again, nothing wrong with the food but I could get a similar burger under ten bucks elsewhere. \n\nOverall, everyone in the group seemed content and no problems arose, but I think this is a one and done experience for me.
__label__4 My family and I came here last night to celebrate a birthday. there were 12 of us and we got the  best customer service, the food was hot when it came out. It was a wonderful experience last night.
__label__1 For all of the awesome places Green Valley Ranch offers, this is probably the least impressive of them all.  It's no surprise but the 24 hour cafe / diner is always at the bottom of the restaurant totem pole in casinos, but this one is especially bad for its lackluster service and mediocre food.\n\nI have come here on several occasions and while things are okay during the daytime, the night time really suffers due to the lack of wait staff.  Especially around 2AM, I understand that there aren't going to be a lot of bodies around due to the hour and I know it may be even less since its not on the strip.  But my simple meal of hashbrowns, sausage, and eggs should not have taken 45 minutes.  My waitress was out of excuses and filling my water became a chore for her after awhile.  The food was not good, somewhere between sucky and really sucky.  At least the prices were solid but the place on a whole is depressing given its lack of lighting and crowded table placement.\n\nI'll stick to the other restaurants for now.  I just wish their buffet was open late at night.
__label__1 Grand Cafe? A Grand price for mediocre food. \n\n I have to say that I was disappointed with the cream of mushroom soup,spaghetti with meatballs, and Pepsi. First off, I believe with a strong conviction that Grand Cafe ought to include a soup of the day or salad with the meal. This isn't the Las Vegas Strip! And if the soup or salad is $3, I feel ripped off considering that the Cream of Mushroom soup included zero mushrooms. Coincidental this soup tasted and looked similar to the Progresso Cream of Mushroom soup that was recently reintroduced to the Las Vegas market. A soup  that once had mushrooms in the broth. Fast forward to the spaghetti with meatballs. It is impossible to ruin spaghetti, but Grand Cafe came close with the meatballs. It wasn't cold or anything. Just below average. A significant portion of the plate was taken up by garlic bread. In my opinion garlic bread is filler. And the Pepsi was too syrupy.\n\n  The service was decent. Nothing grand and nothing negative.\n\n   The deal is that what I ordered at Grand Cafe was not worthy of $20. I could of dined in Red Lobster for that price. If I do return, I intend to stick to a sandwich with fries. The bottom line is that Station Casinos should bring back the value of their old Grand Cafe.
__label__0 Extremely slow service.... go elsewhere!\n\nQuality of the food wasn't bad but ladies and gentlemen you will have a few birthdays by the time the food comes out.
__label__2 This place can be wonderful or a disappointment depending on how well-staffed it is when you go there. Late night specials are outrageously low priced like the \"old Las Vegas\" Maxim Cafe, now long gone.  The T-bone special can be great or just okay..the daily specials are a great deal...
__label__2 I mean I have been going here for years and it truly is A-OK. It's nothing amazing but after a long night out or if you happen to find yourself there the next morning, it's a solid place to grab something to eat. The food is solid but not mind blowing and the service is just right. Granted one of the biggest benefits to this cafe vs. other casino cafe's is they still offer Keno service to your table.
__label__2 Why does everyone hate this place?  The pizza is good!  There was no line when we showed up, but there was when we left.  Three hungry guys decided to order a whole mushroom pie instead of individual slices.  They quoted us a wait of 20 minutes, but it turned out to be 35, and we had to harrass them a few times.  We suspected that they used our first pie to dole out slices to the lunch crowd.  Fuckers.\n\nBut it was worth the wait, because the pizza was damn good New York style, and a nice value at $16 for 8 slices.  And yeah--my friends each ate only two slices, so I ate the other four.  What's it to you?  (Ha ha, I'm practicing my New York attitude.)
__label__2 I really WANT to love Dozen. The people who work there are really nice, I've been really impressed by the owner (or one of the owners.. not sure if there are multiple), I like how they've set things up at their new locations, etc. Unfortunately, I haven't been impressed by their food or cupcakes at all, really. The food has been pretty bland and overpriced. The cupcakes have been dry and the icing is too thick and heavy.  I will probably try it again here and there, but in my opinion, there are better places to find cupcakes in Pittsburgh.
__label__2 I had high expectations going here since it's one of the newer places to go in Vegas...We got hooked up with a pretty sweet table right on the dancefloor. Our host was cool and totally on top of her game. Better be for that price!! 3 bottles of vodka later, we were having a great time. We definitely wouldn't have enjoyed it though if we didn't have a table. The line to get in was easy breezy too. I've had experience at other places that we've gotten table at (ahem, PURE) and been treated like shit and had to wait for 2 hours to get in, even though we paid over $1200! So getting in quickly was a huge plus at Moon. Plus you can get in to the Playboy Club too. But we didn't make it that far... :) Views are awesome from the Palms that high up.\n\nThe dancefloor was miniscule for a Vegas club and altogether unimpressive. There were not multiple dancefloors or DJs but there were several bar areas, one being outside and quite nice. The roof wasn't open when we were there, except for about 5 minutes later at night (I read somewhere that they open it at 3AM). Since we didn't have to deal with going to the bars I can't judge the prices of drinks nor the bartender's talent. Music was decent; don't remember hating or loving it either way. Only chicks are allowed to dance up on top of the booths. We chose to dance on the benches within our table area, which was a major foot saver from the previous night at Tao. \n\nWhat I find particularly strange is that at Tao and Moon, I was stabbed with pieces of glass in my foot! Coincidence? I don't know? Just really odd that two nights in a row, my foot was bleeding from two different broken glasses on the floor. After all my clubbing/bar days, can't say that's EVER happened. I was impressed at Moon though, how the host took care of me immediately and I was \"treated\" in the back with all the employees to make sure I was OK. My sister got stabbed with glass in her foot too. Weird.,\n\nI've been to better clubs elsewhere so I'd have to say I wouldn't return unless we had a table again. And maybe it'd be nice in the summer when it's warm and the roof is open longer. That's it's main gimmick and sounded like a good idea in general.  Tao offers much more, and I've also had a much better time at my many trips to Tryst...
__label__4 It was huge and had a cool feel. They played REALLY awesome music and it wasn't too crowded. It did a bit crowded but I really like that it's connected to the Playboy club so that we are able to hang out there when we are tired of the larger crowd. It's a true Vegas experience.
__label__1 wow so...I finally got into Playboy/moon...yay...blah. Last year, I really wanted to get in here but the lines were out of control so I couldn't make it. Now, I see why those lines were out of control because of the infamous elevator I had to wait for to get upstairs, downstairs while my heavy buzz was running out, my killer heels were actually killing me with pain and the leech I was trying to get rid off couldn't understand a brush off. But you gotta love the view from the balcony...a definite must see of Las Vegas at night
__label__2 Moon was just ok. It was really cold outside (I'm a baby), so the patio didn't mean much to me. The DJ was good, but it was a little crowded. I didn't stay long, so I can't say much other than I don't think it's worth the cab ride - and the cab line was ridiculously long too, longer than any other I'd seen in Vegas. \n\nI wouldn't go back. I heard the cover is $40, well so is XS and that's a better club.  Granted, I am in love with Steve Wynn.
__label__1 5/29 - waaaaccckkk!!!! the only thing nice was the view! other than that, crowd was wack! there was no where to sit! small danceflr! thank goodness it was free! Rain is better than this spot.
__label__2 Went here on my bachelorette night it was awesome except for the fact that my shoes were killin me...I was buzzed and kept taking them off as i was dancing and I swear, as soon as I took them off security tapped me on the shoulder and was like \"put them on!\" UGH!!! I must have put them on and off like 10 times...hahaha oh well...it was cool though, great music and great view! I thought the outdoor patio was awesome. We did a package deal where we got vip access to Rain, Moon and Playboy. We didn't go to Playboy...for some reason I don't feel like I missed out.
__label__1 OK If you've never been on a club on the strip before then you'd probably rate this a 5... but if you have? Well.... uh.... BORING!!!!   It was a Friday night when I went and it was boooorrrrring.  Empty.  Lonely.  I guess the only good thing about it being empty is you won't catch the swine flu LOL
__label__1 it's sad because i subscribe to the \"if you don't have anything nice to say don't say anything at all\" mindset and the Palms was kind enough to grant me and my friends VIP entry to all venues for free... but....\n\nhere is my honest review....\n\nthe slow decline of a once popular spot...is a depressing sight to see...\n\nMoon sadly did not deliver the last time we were there (about 3 weeks \nago).  ON A FRIDAY NIGHT!!!\n\nthe views remain the breathtaking but sadly the crowd has gone to hell and back in a camel toe'd bootie short. ugh.\n\nfirst and foremost...\nthe palms USED to be the spot.\nnow it is just \"a\" spot.\n\nmoon used to have some bit of exclusive air about it.\nused to attract a good looking good vibing crowd but ever since news got out that management had changed, all of a sudden that little spark/fire that made the palms so alluring...fizzled out to a poof of ash and smoke...\n\nyeah we went to moon and the first thing we saw was a really really really unattractive woman with her palms flat on the floor and her bulbulously large bootie in black spanks waving in the air...(ugh puke in me mouf)...\n\nthen probably within about 4 seconds the drunk retardo guys started to hit on my girlfriend and our other friend...\nit felt like we had stumbled into a dirty seedy GHHHHHHETTO vegas that i have not been exposed to in many years...\nupon scanning the patio to figure out where to chill and regroup i saw another woman....with her back on the dirty, wet patio floor and her legs up in the air, waving them like she just don't care... spread eagle... at which point i turned to my lady and we plotted our exit strategy...\nyeah.... getting out was an arduous task to say the least...\n\nseas of ghetto thuggish crack dealers swarmed all pathways out and i even brushed up against a guy's HANDGUN UNDERNEATH HIS COAT which was CLIPPED TO THE INSIDE OF HIS PANT...\n\nof course that's always nice...\n\ngoing to a club \nwhere the patrons \nbring their guns!\n\nyeah it was a feverishly fast escape.\nand we made it out alive....\n\nand even upon exiting, i WAS NOT tempted to EVEN GAMBLE...\nand if you know me...\nYOU KNOW I LOVE TO THROW THE DICE!!! \n:( sadly\ntrolling the various open craps tables only yielded dead energy\nand droves of lifeless clones... :( \ntime to hit the Cosmopolitan...\n\nsad to see the once ever-so-bright Moon, so ECLIPSED!!!
__label__1 Stopped by Moon late on a Thursday night to meet up with some friends. There was no line and no wait which was cool but kinda weird. $20 cover charge. We took the elevator up and were greeted with hip-hop as soon as the doors opened, dope. The place was packed, which was unexpected from the lack of a line below. The crowd varied in age and everyone seemed to be having a good time. \n\nThen the hip-hop stopped and it all went down hill. They played a bunch of house, forever. I usually like house, but I guess I have a threshold for the onslaught of douchebaggery that results.\n\nThe club set-up was nice though. We walked over to the outside and got a nice view of the strip. That was the most memorable part of the evening. I don't think I'd come back here unless I knew who was DJing beforehand.
__label__2 Club was fairly standard, but the view of the city was amazing on the 53rd floor, although the one drawback of this is the fact that once you look outside, you realize how far you really are from The Strip.  That and the fact that we had very favorable weather conditions, otherwise, going outside would have been an absolute nightmare.\n\nOther than the location of the club, everything about this club screams \"decent, but unspectacular\" which, incidentally, is a very significant accomplishment for the Palms.
__label__4 We went here during a bachelor party in March.  All I can say is WOW.  The view is incredible, you can walk out on to the balcony and see all of Las Vegas.  The club is on the smaller side, but that did not take away form the fun.  We got bottle service here and it is like night and day getting bottle service in Las Vegas over my home town Atlantic City.  The bouncer was there every time watching over us, they kept our tables free of drunks trying to sit down and would walk us to the restrooms when it got too packed.  Halfway through the night, the dancers rolled out flashing glasses and foam bars and the club was lit up in neon colors.  The waitress was back every few minutes to check up on who needed drinks.  At one point towards the end of the night my friend fell through the table and they set the whole thing back up even though we told them not to worry about it.  The host was extremely friendly and even took care of us the night before.  He got us 5 bottles for the price of 3 even with 10 guys.  Make sure you take care of all the staff and they will take care of you!
__label__4 I got back over to Restaurant 28 today for lunch, and I am soooo glad I did.\n\nGeorge (the owner) was there when I arrived and I announced that I was interested in trying his Carolina Style BBQ that I have been hearing so much about.\n\nRestaurant 28 has been given rave reviews from local critics such as Howard Seftel of the Arizona Republic,  Nikki Buchanan from Channel 3's Good Morning Arizona, and the New Times \"Best of Phoenix\" review.\n\nGeorge was telling me that he has talked to folks who have driven far and wide (Vegas was mentioned) once they heard that there was authentic Carolina Style Q to be had in the Phoenix area.\n\nGeorge credits the positive reviews as a blessing from God, but I would say the true blessing he has received is his unbelievable talent making delicious, down home soul food, and his easy going, pleasant character. It's obvious he takes pride in what he creates, and he talks about it with passion.\n\nTaking his advice, I ordered the Chopped BBQ Pork, Carolina Style, with Hush Puppies and Cole Slaw.  Kool-aid sounded good, so I got that as well. \n\nI can't say as I've ever had Carolina Q, so I have nothing to base it on, but I can tell you if BBQ tastes this good in the state of North Carolina, then there are some lucky folks living there!  \n\nI was raised on KC style Q and have had my share of Texas-style, but George's Pork Butt was \"knock your socks off\" good!  I have had hushpuppies before, but these were hot and fresh, crispy on the outside and moist and tasty on the inside.  the cole slaw was creamy and delicious as well.\n\nWe got to talking about other specialties of the house and before I knew it, I had also tried a sample of some fantastic fried Catfish, excellent chopped Beef BBQ (Willie's specialty) and some unbelievably tasty collard greens, (something I've never had before, but will order next time with some fried okra.) \n\nGeorge also talked about his past and how he and his wife came to own and name the place.  I'll save that story for him to tell you when you come in.  It's a story worth hearing. \n\n\nI didn't have room for dessert...  :- (  but the menu looked excellent!  Maybe next time.\n\nBY the way, George smokes his butts over hickory, (no gas) and his chitterlings are served boiled, but he will fry them if requested.\n\nHe does normally serve his Q with tomatoey western Carolina Sauce, (also in a bottle on the table) cuz that's what most people are used to around here, but be sure to get it with the tangy, vinegary Eastern style, I tried it both ways, traditional Eastern is the best!  What can I say, I'm hooked.\n\nwww.restaurant28bbq.com\n\nPhone: (623) 934-0920 \nFax: (623) 937-0816 \n\nCLOSED MONDAYS
__label__1 Based on all the other reviews here, I'm beginning to think I caught Restaurant 28 on a bad night. I took a group of friends there just last night. Things started off well enough, but in the end I was sorely disappointed. For starters, we had to virtually rearrange the entire dining area to accomodate all six of us. Not a big deal, though it could be for some. The place itself it pretty much falling apart and the plates we were served on reminded me of what I got when I was in the hospital as a kid.  The soda is literally a can of soda with ice and a plastic cup. We had a couple cups that smelled and tasted like soap. I did get an opportunity to catch up on old Martin and Sanford and Son re-runs, though... and that's because it took almost an hour and a half before we were able to eat. Much of the food was microwaved and when we were done it took another half hour to get the bill together. I paid $50 for three people. We all only had soft drinks and a dinner plate. No appetizer and no desert. \n\nNow to address the food:\n\nCatfish: Good!\nFrog Legs: Good! (tastes like chicken... no seriously it does)\nMac N Cheese: Edible but not good. Microwaved!\nGreens: Good!\nRibs: Good!\nMashed Potatoes: Average. Gravy is Good!\nHot Links: Poor! Like hot dogs with BBQ sauce.\nShrimp: Average\nCabbage: Good!\n\nBottom Line:\nThis joint has good food for the most part, but between the super long wait, the prices, and making me feel like i was being done a favor when given a little attention I would pass.\n\nI prefer Bobby C's on 12th St and Washington. If nothing else the people are more friendly and you have a little space to yourself.
__label__3 wonderful sammiches~\n\nburned my tongue but at least I wasnt hungry anymore\n\nwhat did I eat? I dont really remember...all I know is that there was chicken and cheese and red bell peppers.\n\nseats were a bit to strange to sit in, and I like the fact how it was actually pretty quiet, away from the hustle bustle of Vegas. Luckily there was no line.\n\nSo Service was nice, with smiles and pretty quick with the food
__label__2 since i was staying at the mgm signature for the weekend, i really didnt have too many options for food close to my hotel....so after my long walk to the mgm hotel and since 'witchcraft is the first restaurant i saw, i opted to just eat here. other than the food court with fast food options, i was looking for a quick, \"affordable\" dinner. my breakfast steak and egg sandwich (served all day) was probably the most expensive sandwich that i have ever had in my life haha...2 sandwiches + $5 side salad  + $3 dasani water was close to $30. i'm just glad that since this was a order at the counter, pick up your food kind of place that i didnt have to tip extra haha. the sandwiches were good, but not great for the price. i didnt think the food was anything spectacular although i did think that the balsamic vinaigrette dressing on the salad was pretty tasty.
__label__1 Top Chef: Tom Colicchio, Head Judge, Seasons 1-5\n\nHere's my beef with chain restaurants started by people who are looking to capitalize on being well known (Take note Wolfgang)...your \"big name\" is a double edged sword.  On one hand, you're hoping to draw me in to your low-end restaurant because it's Tom Colicchio's place and I've had good experience in your high-end place.  With that, though, comes the expectation on my part that you won't serve food that isn't of an appropriate quality to be associated with your name.  \n\nI was sorely disappointed by my visit to 'wichcraft.  I mean, I'm not expecting a sandwich place to be a complete gourmet dining experience, but I judge it as a sandwich place, so its possible to get 5 stars \"as a sandwich place'.  'wichcraft left a lot to be desired.  The space, in a big Vegas \"strip mall\" known as the shops at the MGM or whatever, was not that inviting.  The sandwich, though was bad.  The idea (pork and cabbage) was good, but there was little filling inbetween two slices of very stale bread.  Tom, if this was your elimination challenge, I would have told you to pack your knives.
__label__1 I have fond memories of the 'wichcraft in Bryant Park from a few years ago.  Maybe it was the sitting-outside-and-actually-being-outside that made the experience so enjoyable... but no, I really think it was the fresh, hot sandwiches that made it such a memorable lunch spot.  It's too bad Vegas has Vegas-ized it into mediocrity.\n\nThe line was to the door at 4pm on a Saturday.  I was surprised, but I guess I shouldn't be - I forgot how time means nothing when you're in a casino.  Considering the sandwiches were pre-made and just needed to be plopped onto the panini-griller, it seemed to take a while - but I wasn't in a hurry, so I can deal.  \n\nI ordered the ham/cheddar/apple on pumpernickel and got it to go.  I was so excited to savor the awesomeness remembered from Bryant Park that I ripped it open in the car to take a few bites.  \n\nOooh, messy!  I don't know what happened - maybe the water content of the apples was too much? - but half of the sandwich was so soggy, it was like it had just been bathed.  The other half was just fine - so strange.  I think cheddar was the wrong cheese choice on their part - it made the whole thing so bland, like it zapped out any flavor the apples and ham had brought to the table.  I hate to say it, but I've had a Subway sandwich or two more exciting than this.  Maybe their other creations are better?
__label__1 Ah wish this wasn't the case. It is a nice little spot and decently priced for a known chef stop in Vegas.  I love him maybe that made my expectations too high or something. I got the gruyere with grilled onions and shared a salad. The salad options are insanely bland but the dressing was good at least. My sandwich was flavorless except for the fennel seeds in the bread which I wish I had been warned about since I'm not a fan of fennel. Very disappointed. Maybe I just ordered the wrong thing?
__label__4 At first glance I thought this was a trendy, overpriced fast causal restaurant. Maybe so, or maybe I'm just a sucker for anything Tom Colicchio but as soon as I found out this was his sandwich place I jumped in line! I ordered the roasted turkey with bacon and avocado and can honestly say it was one of the best sandwiches I've ever had. Each component was perfectly executed: the turkey freshly carved, the bacon cooked to perfection (not too chewy or crispy), the avocado fresh and generously portioned, and the balsamic onions extremely flavorful but not overwhelming. Worth every penny!
__label__2 Here we have a very unfortunate situation: \n\n5 Star Food.. 2 - 3 Star Service \n\nThe \"hosts\" at the front were really unfriendly /unwelcoming and when Julia T asked where the bike rack was, they just stared at here like she had just thrown down a cardboard box and was breakin like she was an Electric Boogaloo. \n\nWe sat out on the patio, which was lovely, until a group of women were seated next to us. I think they forgot to shower and decided that they should overload themselves with perfume. We were literally gagging throughout our meal. Obviously not US EGG's fault, but it made for a worse time. \n\nI was debating a hot skillet and the protein pancakes and I almost ordered both until I happened to see the half-and-half. It was like heaven shone a light right onto this menu for me and created exactly what I wanted. Perfect! \n\nMy food was perfect. My two dining partners, however, received limp, soggy bacon. Nobody wants limp, soggy bacon... so Max makes mention and asks for more bacon. The lady actually charged him as a side, despite the fact that his original bacon was inedible. Um, Wha?!? When she brought the bill he disputed it and she got it removed, but it never should have been there in the first place. \n\nFinally, the bathrooms there are not good. They smell bad and there were paper towels laying all over the place. I hate a dirty bathroom. \n\nI will give this location another chance, but I will sit inside. If the service still bites, I will just go to the location on Baseline because I cannot stay away from the protein pancakes for too long!!
__label__3 Great Breakfast food...expecially the skillets.\nConsistent style and portions...I really like the chicken, bacon, avocado skillet. However, I'm not a big fan of the coffee...i think it's quite bitter. but they have fresh squezzed O.J....and great whole grain pancakes.
__label__3 I wanted something light when I went here with friends recently so I ordered the fruit plate. This fruit plate was GINORMOUS -- nice!  It seriously lasted me for a few days. Besides giving a thumbs up on the portions of my meal, our server was really friendly. Next time I go I'm definitely gonna go for protein pancakes.
__label__2 I tried US Egg for the first time last month and have been back several times. The menu is a mix bag with some really good items (like the Protein Pancakes, Biscuits and Gravy and BLT Sandwich) and some not so good items, like any omelet covered in one of US Egg's horrible sauces.  AVOID the \"sauces\"at  ALL COSTS!   Generally, I order extra sauce, but the Hollandaise, Cajun, and \"Gentleman Jim's\" sauces are pretty gross.  The \"Cajun\" sauce is the worst.  A weirdly flavored, brown-tan mess, with bits of gum-chewy mushrooms.  Yuck.    \n\nThe hosts and wait staff go out of their way to be friendly.  The bright, airy dinning room is nice, and relaxing. Order coffee or tea and get a whole pot.  I appreciate the quick service and consistency (even the sauce is consistently bad!) and they never glass (or mug) run dry, without refilling whatever you are drinking.  Prices are reasonable.
__label__2 I've always had good service here, unlike the Tempe location. I've never had to wait and the food is always fresh and yummy. Also... totally saw Dan Majerle waiting for a table there once.
__label__4 Took the family here for a morning meal on our vacation. Yelped it first and found the reviews to be spot on. Good solid breakfast food. Great for the kids. The protein pancakes were AMAZING! Loved it! What stood out more than the good food was the sparkling service. The manager/owner and his staff were amazing! I can't say enough about them. This is a good place to patronize, they are doing everything right. Next time I'm in Phoenix I'm definately coming to US Eggs!
__label__4 This is a great breakfast spot with consistent quality food and service. The owners are always at the front and make you feel welcome. Eveything i have tried is good but i would say protein pancakes and the idaho skillet are must haves. Try the half and half to get both!
__label__3 My co-workers always talk about this place so I figured to give it a try with a group of friends. I ordered the 1/2 meat lovers skillet with blueberry protein pancakes....it was BOMB! The sweetness of cinnamon and blueberries just went so together with the syrup. The skillet itself was phenomenal. My girlfriend loved her eggs Benedict. I think I just found my Sunday breakfast joint!
__label__2 Interior can certainly be modernized, however the food is solid. I'm not a fan of paying to sub hash browns and a english muffin for fruit. Seeing as how I am now paying more for less food. All in all, US Egg is a solid stop in spot every now and then. One of those resturants you're glad that exists, but you'll never take anyone there to show them.
__label__3 After a super early flight into Phoenix, our party of 16 was quite hungry. I've read about the hype of U.S. Egg, but had to have a taste of it myself.  The verdict is in and this place is for real.  \n\nThey have a very large menu and everyone in the party seemed to like what they got.  The biggest surprise was the bloody mary's were freaking excellent.  The waitress didn't miss a beat with our large party.  Food came out quickly and warm.  Overall, great experience.\n\nPROS: \nBeautiful waitresses\nBloody Mary's\nCustomer Service\n\nCons:\nBathroom ran out of paper towels
__label__3 Food was very good with nice size portions.  Wait staff did a great job and owner walked the floor checking and keeping things in order.
__label__3 I would highly recommend this place over any Denny's or IHOP. The food is much better in quality, while being comparable in price range to other diners.\n\nWe were seated very quickly, and the waitresses were tentative and kind.\n\nGreat for large parties, and for anyone who needs some standard, fill-you-up breakfast or brunch!
__label__3 My brother and I are just visiting for two days on a road trip to CA and saw the reviews on yelp. It is a nice, pleasant breakfast atmosphere with kind servers and a cool wall mural. The food was great as well, and you definitely get your bang for your buck (a.k.a lots of food). The protein pancakes were excellent, just like the server suggested. Overall great place to wake up and eat in Scottsdale. Doesn't get a five star though because nothing really WOWED us, but it was good food.
__label__3 Took my buddy here the other day to nurse a hangover. Great food. Reasonably priced. Definitely did the job for us. They are open til 2pm serving breakfast. Friendly staff. They brought us pitchers of our drinks so we didn't have to chase a waitress down everytime we wanted a refill. I like that.
__label__4 Excellent greek food for a fair price....\n\nI order the pork chop, which is very fresh and tasty....it cost 14.99 plus tax...very cheap for grill pork chops. It was a thick cut. They are generous with there amount of food.\n\nMy friend order the falafal with gyros....the gyros was excellent. I don't recommend this dish because falafal is made out of bread...other than that, if you love falafal go for it.\n\nPros: they give you alot of food, very fresh and clean, service is excellent, staff is friendly and attentitve\n\nCon: its in a shitty strip mall\n\nAlso they have excellent fresh desert...which i did not try\n\nP.s. Im looking to go back and try the lamb shank
__label__2 I was in the mood for a salad and looking at their menu I decided to go here. Nice place inside, very clean and decorated in blue and white. I ordered the Greek Salad with Gyro meat and no onions. I didn't get any of the olives either, bummer. My wife ordered a Pita with no onions and as she took a bite noticed onions. The service was decent, your average wait staff, pretty friendly
__label__4 My first time here and I will be back! I was craving mad Greek gyros but this was the closest gyro location with the best reviews. Far better than the mad Greek! It tastes so fresh and if you're like me and enjoy REAL food you'll love this place. Just look at the picture
__label__2 I love Canters. This place has been here forever and I love that Guns and Roses used to frequent this place back in the 80's. I love their corned beef on rye or a kaiser roll. Either one is good. Just depends on my mood. Also, surprisingly their burgers are really damn good. Simple but tasty. Just the way I like them. I also love that their matzo ball soup has one giant ball in it. That's the best part. \n\nThe only reason I didn't give it 5 stars is because one, the service is off more than on. And second, personally I think their prices are a little high. I'm sorry but for a place that has been around this long, their prices should be inexpensive. But other than that its good food. Be aware that if you come on a weekend in the morning or at night it can be busy. And if you park in the lot next door don't forget to stamp your ticket when you pay your bill.
__label__0 The portions are tiny, and the prices are very high. I ordered an orange juice, and received a shot glass of it. After receiving the bill, the OJ was $7 and my bagel was $5. This is the definition of a TOURIST TRAP.
__label__3 El Torito is a staple restaurant located in \"Old\" Henderson.  I remember my fiance, then boyfriend, and I would eat here back in High School, and we still try to make the long drive out every once in awhile to have some of the most authentic Mexican food available in this town.  In such a big city, places like this provide a small town feeling. \n\nMy favorite item by far is the albondigas soup.  With a few crushed up tortilla chips, the soup is absolute perfection.  I am also a fan of their enchilladas (cheese, beef, chicken- any kind will do for me).  In addition, their horchata is great as well.  Not too sweet and not too watery!\n\nAs far as service goes, it is typically good.  Last time we went, it was a bit slow and we noticed other tables that ordered after us were being served before we were.  But, it was really not a deal breaker because we love the food so much!
__label__2 Great food except for the chips.  Kind of disappointed as that is one of those cravings you want satisfied when you eat Mexican.  Service ok, not great.
__label__4 This place is my \"old stand by,\" and somehow I end up here 1-2 times a week. I have tried maybe half of the menu by now, and I always gravitate to the Hummus Plate Salad.  It is so delicious. Vegetarian friendly, though I am a meat lover, and full of roasted veggies, hummus, perfect balsamic vinagrette and nine grain bread. Heaven on a plate :) And for under $10!!
__label__1 One word to describe this place DIRTY! With all the bodies that they pack in here you think they would provide good a/c. It's so sticky and gross the moment you walk in. Nothing is clean and the playground is not maintained. The tables to eat on are neglected and I didn't see a worker wipe them once. Even the workers look dirty as if they ran a marathon I guess due to the lack of ventilation. Expect to smell body odor the entire time you are here. After leaving I needed a shower. For the price they charge I expected a more clean environment I was lucky enough to have a groupon so I paid half the regular cost. The kids enjoyed the place but complained about the smell.
__label__0 I have been shopping at Whole Foods since it opened approx 4 years ago - today was my final straw.  Over the last few months I have felt like the quality of fruits and vegtables were not up to standard particularly for the price they charge.  Last week we purchased a seedless watermelon for $4.99 cut it in half this week to find it totally rotten.  This morning I returned the melon and was quite satisfied when they gave me a piece of paper with a refund for the cashier of $4.99, they offered to have the produce manager pick one for me, he offered to cut it in half so we didn't relive the same situation.  All was good til check-out when the cashier weighed half of the watermelon, informed me I still had a .52 credit did I want the other half of the watermelon.  I calmly asked him if I saw the story straight that I returned a WHOLE rotten watermelon and he was going to give me in return a half non-rotten watermelon.  I asked him to call his manager, which he did and he was advised he was handling the situation correct.  At that point I told them to keep the watermelon.  Upon leaving the store I stopped and spoke with another manager and she also agreed it was handled correctly.  With all this said I think we have a multitude of other options and moving forward I will choose another.\n\nNever again will I be purchasing rotten fruit from Whole Foods.
__label__2 I'm conflicted about bumping this rating up to four stars, but will wait until year's end to see if the above average service I've experienced here in the past couple of months is a fluke or a true improvement. I love WF for their expansive variety of organic and all-natural ingredients and their eye-popping cheese selection, however the customer service at check out at this location has ranged from straight up apathy to nice and balanced attentiveness. Lately, the service has been on the better side and I'm not sure if there have been some crackdowns or if the offenders have quit.\n\nThe one section of the store that has consistently good service is the meat counter. I can't tell you how many times I've gone up with a grocery list, told the butcher what I needed and they were able to get me where I needed to go or recommend something equally as good for cheaper. They don't just recommend something-they tell you why in a non-condescending way and for someone who stands in front of the meat counter reluctantly, working up an anxiety attack over what to get, I can appreciate that. A lot.\n\nThe produce is always fresh and the displays great and overall the store is cleaner than any supermarket I've been too. If the service continues the way it has been, I will happily move this rating up to a four.
__label__4 I love this store, period. As one who can shop in a 7-11 and get high, WF makes me feel like I'm in grocery heaven!\n\nThis is the place I go to make my body hum. The food is so healthy and so delicious that any other place pales supremely in comparison. \n\nThe selection of produce is amazing, the fresh fish/seafood, the many different cuts of meat and varying ways they raise the animals, the wine (oh! the wine!), the beer (OMG - THE BEER), the cheese and the bread and the read-to-eat, the salad bar and the snacks...I could go on!\n\nNo, this isn't the cheapest place to buy food, but that's like comparing KMart to Nordstrom - they aren't the same thing, not by a long shot. \n\nThe vegetables here are bigger and last longer, stay fresh forever, the choices you get are just mind boggling. This is a grocery shopping experience beyond compare. \n\nThe employees (my faves are the fish guys) are so helpful and friendly and really know their stuff. I even once got a really great hint from someone about bread (buy half baked!) and I just get the sense that these are people who love where they work. I would work here, but I wouldn't be able to pay my bills unless I found a landlord who took cauliflower. I seriously could shop here every day!\n\nIf you care about your health and your body, shop here. Love it!
__label__1 This franchise came off for us as over-rated, and there wasn't much in the way of servings for their Hawaiian theme. They were out of their Hawaiian ribeye (ribeye, with a pineapple sauce), and I settled for a NY strip steak, which was ok, but which I could have gotten anywhere.  Wife had sea bass with Hawaiian rice (pineapples, Chinese sausage), but it was extremely salty, and server didn't  even bother to take the comment back to the chef.   Decor and dining area was very dark.  We wasted a night out for this place and in this price range, and could have eaten at scores of more interesting places.  We did get to venture out from the strip and see the developing west side (Summerlin) of Vegas though.
__label__3 This place is great! Went for Happy Hour and had the best time. \nBest bartenders -so attentive and great. Made the best drinks. \nDelicious food! I mean so tasty! \nGreat atmosphere. \nAll in all -LOVE THIS PLACE!
__label__1 This is perhaps the single most overrated place I've been to in Las Vegas.  I'm not sure why it's packed all the time except that it has a nice atmosphere and a great location.\nWas not impressed with the sushi ,the pizza, nor the drinks.  They had some gals walking around giving out beer - that was cool eye candy but I can go to about 1,000 places locally for that.\nDon't get it - prices aren't great either.  It is a nice happy hour place since the atmosphere is really cool.  But just not understanding the big appeal.
__label__3 MY FAVORITE Happy Hour (food) Menu!!  The calamari, the bbq chicken pizza, the sushi rolls, and the sliders are the best choices!  The Happy Hour prices are great too!  Sometimes it does get pretty noisy, but it's a fun place to go to watch a game and hang out with friends.  To be honest, I'm not a huge fan of the happy hour drink menu... Their cosmos make me sick, they're far too sweet, the wine doesn't ever seem like that good of a deal, nor do the saki bombs.  But the food is great!!!
__label__1 I'm not too fond of sushi so there is not enough variety for my taste, but what they have is good\n\nevery drink you order is WAY strong so you keep buying more and get so liquored up you dont realize how much you're spending\n\nonly been once, not in a rush to go back
__label__3 This is THE SPOT for happy hour. Kids are welcome but ONLY in the patio. The potstickers and ahi wonton crisps are my fav's. Chase it down w/a glass of house chard and call it a day. Beware of the cougar's and the men dressed in Ed Hardy/Affliction gear. LOL
__label__2 Ate here for an Aunt's birthday and wasn't too happy that happy hour is only outside in the patio which was really packed but that's our fault, we should have made a reservation. \n\nWe ordered a pitcher of Chardonnay sangria & that was delicious. As appetizers we had the chicken flatbread which I highly recommend, the calamari, which was alright & the spicy edamame. As for sushi, I was not really impressed. We ordered the Las Vegas roll which was just OK; the spicy tuna, which was NOT even spicy & the tuna was a weird light pink color closer to salmon rather than the dark pink that I'm used to; the wave roll, which was pretty tasty; and the spider roll which was also just OK. I wish I had ordered a burger or something cuz I didn't really see what was so special about this place. I guess the sushi didn't cut it for me but then again what could you expect from a fusion reastaurant? \n\nI'll only come back for the sangria.
__label__1 The quality of the food on the happy hour menu has gone down. Ordered the calamari and it came out stale and mostly all batter.
__label__1 Food was excellent. Had the potstickers and sushi sampler. Karen was our server. However was dissapointed waiting 35 mins for our check after table was cleared and dessert was already refused. Plus, excessive chit chat while waiting for our bill while still in plain sight is very unprofessional.
__label__3 Hubbz took me right before they closed (we didnt know- it was last minute) but the staff was still super friendly- not all moody because we sat down a half hour before closing. We ordered quickly and the food was amazing! Happy hour wasnt bad either! \n\nI will be returning.. but this time a lot earlier so i can enjoy my food lol
__label__4 bloody mary, Amir, 70 degrees, Kona and v-land!!!! Perfect!! Great happy hour selection, beautiful outdoor venue, great drinks, delish Pad Tai !!!
__label__4 Potato latke Rachel is unique and genius. Flavor is excellent and the sandwich melts in your mouth. Reasonable prices and large portions. Great experience!
__label__3 Good, fresh, tasty, abundant, good value.  Say, \"Hi\", to Micky.
__label__4 I exist in the world of shared-custody or partial custody of a pooch. The 'ex' has her company most of the time, I usually enjoy her when he's traveling or not looking. \n\nRecently, I took care of her while he was away. She and I had a party. We went running, walking, and she sniffed her way through my neighborhood. We headed to Chaparral Dog Park, and I have to say, I was so pleased at how clean and well kept the area is. My tax dollars are being well utilized.\n\nThe park is crowded, but its a good crowd. Everyone seems to have the same mission: to let their dogs sniff, run, play and socialize with other dogs, while they sniff, run, play and socialize with each other. Its pretty much a win-win!
__label__4 Myself, my wife and our dog love this place. Fun to get out and see people and their pets having fun. What's interesting is people watching to see how much the pets match their people :)\n\nIt'd be great if more people there would participate in picking up what their animals leave, but sometimes laziness does over take them and we end up doing it.\n\nOur dog loves to run and play with the others and from time to time she airs her issues, but other than that it's a wonderful place to get out and enjoy the grass and be around people. Great place, highly recommended. Please police your animal droppings!\n\nMike
__label__4 Having a small dogs it's comforting to know they can be off the leash with other small dogs in an open cage area. :)
__label__4 I've had my tiny monster mutt for just a few months, and after sampling a bunch of different dog parks, this is by far the best one. There are two sides, one for active (ahem, larger dogs) and passive (generally the smaller dogs) dogs. Both have large grassy areas, water and plenty of places to perch (though, er, keep those legs away from the side of the concrete blocks...many things have been sprayed upon those surfaces).  Besides the two sides, the owners here seem really responsible, keeping careful watch on their dogs and making sure there aren't any signs of aggression. I'd suggest making sure you bring your own water as the fountains are a bit underwhelming. Just be prepared for attracting a large pack of water-seeking canines during the hot months.
__label__3 On recommendation I dropped in for dinner.  The atmosphere was very nice.  An outdoor terrace was very cozy, and indoors the bar was relaxing and personal.   I ordered the Guacamole on recommendation which features a Gran Marinier reduction sauce atop a chunky mound of goodness in a generous sized portion.  Very nice.   I ended up using it along with the rest of my order, which consisted of the Muchaca and Cheese Flautas in a red sauce.  These were extra large and delicious.  I enjoyed having these with the guac and probably could have stopped there, but alas I also got the steak tacos which were perfectly cooked (seared) chunks of marinated steak with the normal fixings and came with an interesting tomato tortilla soup which was a little too \"tomato soup\" like for me, but still was good.  I paired it all with a Negro Modello that was on tap (nice!).   Heradura and Patron is available to those with a few extra dollars, but that wasn't for me this evening.   The ingredients were all very fresh and very well prepared.  I would definitely come again.
__label__1 This is a mixed review for me because I love the ambiance of Mucho Gusto, the staff is really nice, and the orange jalapeno margarita is amazing.\n\nThe food however, I was not all that impressed with. We ordered the skewers - mushroom, pork and chicken and we were not blown away with any of it. Maybe I will go back and try their tacos, but I am thinking I will keep it as a good place to sit on the patio, eat chips & salsa and drink a good margarita or two. I am not into \"modern\" Mexican food (whatever that means) - I like authentic Mexican food!
__label__3 I went to ASU for my undergrad and have eaten at Oregano's MANY times, yet I never noticed this place right next door!\n\nI ate dinner here on Friday night about 8 pm. The restaurant seemed pretty empty inside and the patio was only about 60% full so there was no wait for a table. I enjoyed the chips and salsa they provide. For my entree I ordered the gaucho steak tacos with a chopped salad as my side. The chopped salad was pretty good - just your standard iceberg lettuce with some tortilla strips and an avocado slice on top.  The tacos were better and had lots of guacamole on top which I loved!  My only complaint was the steak was a little tough and stringy (got caught in my teeth a lot). \n\nIt was a nice, quiet, laidback place to enjoy a relaxed meal of above average quality food. I would come here again!
__label__4 We were a bit dubious about this restaurant because of the location but boy were we happily surprised. It was a home run. I had a tofu dish and my fellow had the noodle soup and both were outstanding. It is worth a trip to this dowdy shopping center just to eat at Truc. And it was so cheap!
__label__1 ordered the special/house chow fun...mediocre in taste and presentation btw. halfway thru the meal, found a piece of hair nestled into the meat/noodle combo. yuck. informed the waitress, she replied, well, i can take 50% off... since you ate most of it already. uhhh? even if i ate the meal entirely, i wouldnt have paid for it. but in the end, she kindly took off the chow fun portion from our check.
__label__1 only two stars cuz the food tasted good. i had the bonzai, which is ok. i think the carls jr. teriyaki burger tastes better though. my bf got a royal red robin and it was ok for him too. we also had some coleslaw and mac n' cheese but they never brought out napkins and utensils. we asked for some and we got napkins but the guy said the utensils were being washed. we thought that was weird but w/e. halfway through our meal and we still didnt get it. when we finished, we sat around for probably 10 minutes before we were noticed. they gave us to go boxes for our stuff and asked if we needed our check but we waited another while before we got it... maybe the staff has memory issues or something... our server came by and asked us how we were doing and i mentioned that we never got our utensils so she apologized and told her manager. the manager ended up comping the whole meal so we didn't have to pay at all. i'd prolly go to red robin again, just not this location...
__label__0 I wanted to order a \"gourmet\" burger as their sign advertises. When I tried to order it medium-rare I was told medium-well or well only. Huh? Gourmet burgers and you won't even cook to temperature? If you don't trust how your meat is being handled I'm sure not going to.
__label__0 Great tasting cakes- awful customer service. I have purchased cakes here a number of times. The past three times I have come home with the wrong flavor cake. Shame on me for not checking after the first mistake. However when I did contact them via their \"contact us\" link on their website, I never heard back. With all of the choices in town, $pend your hard earned $$$ where you get what you order, and where they value customer's. This is not that place.
__label__4 white chocolate raspberry - ftw!!!!!!!!
__label__4 Always hits the spot when your sweet tooth is going Crazy! My favorite the Chocolate Chocolate Chip!!
__label__4 I have been coming to Las Vegas for business for a couple of years. This tiny restraunt is big on wonderful service and amazing delicious food. I think it is Las Vegas' best kept secret!! It is a wonderful treat and a privelege to enjoy this clean restaurant. Very fair prices too. Take out has also been.convenient and on time for me.
__label__2 i am a fan of thai food, but this place was pretty average to me. maybe i have been spoiled in nyc. i saw this place won an award for \"best of las vegas\" one year and decided to give it a try on a date. i had one of my favorite dishes, beef pad see ew, and found it pretty average. it lacked the veggies and was mostly noodle sadly. the meat was pretty chewy. the boy had pad thai and i found that very sweet. i would say to make the drive to archis thai.
__label__0 Worse thai food experience EVER!! I ordered dinner to go and it was horrible!! Had the Beef Panang & Catfish Delight.  First, the Beef Panang - I literally counted 4 very small pieces of beef in the panange.  The beef was overcooked and tough.  Plus, I ordered it spicy - when they asked me how spicy I said from a scale of 1-10, I want a 10.  It barely registered a 2!!  The sauce totally sucked!  Now on to the Catfish Delight - for $12.95, you would expect at least enough pieces to make up 1/2 a fillet.  There were only 5 or 6 very small pieces in the order.  The catfish WAS NOT crispy at all even though the menu says its \"deep fried\".  The catfish was rubbery and tasted more like it was battered and cooked in the microwave than a deep fryer.  The sauce was served on the side and AGAIN, they screwed that up.  I asked for \"spicy\" (10) and it had zero kick to it.  WTF?!?! The only thing they got right was the steamed rice....and you have to be pretty lame to screw up steamed rice.  If there were a ZERO star rating, this place would have received one from me. \n\nI know Pin Kaow has a great reputation for Thai food.  Unfortunately, my dining experience was really bad.  BE WARNED if you choose to dine here!!  If you want really good Thai - go to Lotus of Siam....I've never had a bad meal there.
__label__2 Another Thai surprise. I did have the Som Tum and it was just OK. They used string beans instead of long beans. The dressing was not balanced enough for my taste. It could have used less lime and more fish sauce. \n\nA pretty decent curry, nice green tea. Definitely an OK place
__label__4 There's so many yummy Thai places I can't keep up these days. I love the customer service here, it has an americanized atmosphere because of that, but the food is still true to it's culture. By the time we finished eating and were ready for dessert, they had already run out of their mangos and sticky rice which we were so desperate to try. It was a sad moment, but just another reason to go back.
__label__4 Nice ambience and delicious food! Its never too crowded and the salmon green curry is amazing... This is my favorite thai place in the area. I wish they delivered during the day though :(
__label__3 The earlier reviews are pretty well spot-on, but I'll add a few thoughts.  Chen's has a good selection, with two primary buffet lines, filled with fairly standard buffet fare.  Then they have a sushi bar, another buffet line with some more exotic items, and a cook-to-order bar (my personal favorite).\n\nUnlike some other places, the cook-to-order selection allows you to fill up on veggies, then hand it to the chef, who will generally add the meat items you choose (you can also ask for shrimp sauce and spice, if you like those).  He generally speaks decent English, so you have a pretty decent shot of getting what you ask for.\n\nI'm not a huge fan of sushi, but what I do eat seems to be pretty good, and the other food seems fresh.  The more exotic items also aren't my typical food, so I can't speak to those.\n\nThe other major difference comes in when you go, as others have mentioned.  Namely, go at lunch.  If you go at dinner, the price goes up.  If you go on the weekend at dinner, the price goes way up for crab legs that probably aren't worth the price (and you can't get dinner without crab legs).  So lunch = good, dinner = average and weekend dinner = blech.
__label__1 I used to have lunch here all the time, the food for lunch is Ok! It has a huge buffet with a wide variety of Chinese and Japanese food. The sushi is good, the hibachi chicken is decent and the Chinese food is generic. For 10.95$ the variety is good for lunch however I would not recommend this place for dinner. It is very expensive and it has too much going on.
__label__3 I've been eating at Yupha's since 2006, back when it was at the old location on Eliot.  I've kept coming back because the food is great quality and tasty.  Also service is friendly and ambience is nice and clean.  Can't ask for much more in a restaurant.  The reason it doesn't get 5 stars is because it's a wee bit pricier than other Thai restaurants for the amount of food you get.  I can usually finish all my food at this place, but at other Thai restaurants I pay less and take home leftovers.
__label__0 omg what the heck did I do? I came here again by mistake. Ordered the Satay. That is noooo chicken. Again inedible. Well, they haven't gotten any better in 2 years. Jeez I knew this place looked familiar.
__label__4 I have been looking for a perfect Thai food restaurant for years and I have finally found it at Yupah's. I have tried countless Thai restaurants from Thai Rama to Latitude Eight to Thai basil and none of them compare to the food and atmosphere of Yupah's. \n\nThe prices are standard to Thai but the food is out of this world! You can really taste every single flavor. I tried the tom Kai gai coconut soup and it is by far my favorite. The lemon grass and spices are amazing. Every flavor is present served amazingly. The service is incredible as well. Everyone is extremely friendly. The red curry is without a doubt the best food on the menu. I absolutely love it. \n\nDefinitely go here. No other place compares! I love Yupah's!
__label__4 Delicious Thai food! \nWe enjoyed the -\n\nPad Thai veggie : 4 star excellent taste and texture!\nDrunken noodles chicken : 5 star- incredible flavor!\nRed curry chicken: 5 star very good!\nGreen curry pork 4 star yum!! \n\nIf I lived here it would be my go-to Thai place!!!\n\nKeep up the good work !
__label__1 What greatness was.... is no more...I used to love this store. Once you hit the escalator you were greeted by c3po and r2d2 on the 3rd floor. GOSH this was my type of Greeting. Star Wars Land...I think I've died and gone to heaven!  Yes, I am a star ward nerd..I absolutely loved this place..Heck they had a star wars cantina!\n\nNow? not so much they pretty much got rid of 80% of their merchandise and there really is no theme to any of the themed sections of the store....Honestly it sucks...\n\nI miss the old fao
__label__1 I really don't like AMC very much. I prefer Harkins and even Cinemark to AMC. So I went and saw a movie here yesterday with my mom and sister in law and it was fine, the movie was good. That really has nothing to do with the theatre, but it helps. I guess my main complaint with AMC is their concessions. They are really expensive and not very good. The popcorn is expensive and it's not good. They have the do it yourself butter which is terrible because then you can't get any butter in the middle of the popcorn and about 10 minutes into the movie the popcorn is all dry and sticks in your throat. Although, this may be a good thing because their butter tastes weird... like a little fishy. yuck. Anyway, I just think there are better theatres out there (like any other type of theatre....). I understand this may just be convenient or you may have a gift card to AMC (like we did), but it's just meh.
__label__3 Seriously - more than one entrance would be nice.....y'know, like one that didn't require me parking in the middle of the parking lot and then walking around 10+ stores and restaurants in the 100+ degree sun simply to get to the entrance.\n\nThat said, overall a very nice theater once you get inside, and with an IMAX to boot I'm sure I'll be back regardless of how assinine the process of getting inside is.
__label__2 I am not too picky about movie theaters. We usually go to the theater with the show times we like best. They all could use a more frequent deep cleaning, and this one is no different.\n\nIt bothers me, though, when people think it is the movie theater's job to clean up after them, so they leave their trash in the aisle and on the seats. You bought it, you own it, you dispose of it up. Didn't your mom teach you to clean up after yourself?
__label__1 I go here all the time when i am at desert ridge. I love watching movies here but it is freezing in the movie. The staff are extremely strict (which i understand) but i was in an R rated movie with my dad. He went to go get popcorn and a staff member came in asking for my ID and ticket. I told him that my dad was out getting popcorn and i had to wait for him until he came back. Also, I was in a PG-13 movie and they also asked for my ticket... Last time i was here the manager followed me into my movie theater. I get how they have to be strict and not have minors see R movies but i don't understand why i get \"watched\" every time I go here. Definitely lost my business...
__label__1 The pizza by the slice is bad if you ask me, very thick, and consisting mostly of blandish sourdough -like crust. Like a flat loaf of white bread with prego and some melted string cheese. \n\nThe italian beef ain't bad but it's not exactly spicy either - Dom's is currently my pick to click considering the sad state of italian beef in champaign.
__label__0 Took me 1 hour to get a fish sandwich(they told me it would only take 20 minutes) ridiculous!!!!!!!
__label__0 Pizza below average, service and management bad.\n\nOrdered a thin crust sausage pizza and the flavor was lackluster to say the least. The dough did not seem as if it was cooked all the way. The sausage was alright, but the chewy dough didn't help the overall flavor. Also, when I bit down into my pizza, I bit into a piece of plastic. I informed the girl at the register about this plastic, and her response was just \"i'm sorry\". Not getting the manager and no show of concern. The overall lack of concern regarding that fact that I just bit into a large (about 2 square inch) piece of plastic perplexed me. I am usually a Rosati's fan, but not of this location.
__label__0 I was just here a few hours earlier today and I have to say that this is the worst experience I have ever had in a restaurant. The service was absolutely horrible. Our waitress barely spoke English and seemed to forget about us. She came and got our drink and food orders and we didn't see her until the food came. My drink was empty for about 15 minutes. I would of asked for a refill as she walked by except for the fact she disappeared  the entire time. The food at La Casa Blanca is okay however it's very overpriced. I wouldn't mind the price if the service was halfway decent. I've eaten here several times since I moved to Arizona but after today I really don't think I will ever go back.
__label__0 My family of five ate at La Casa Blanca this evening. We have three small children, but I was told, from numerous people, that considering the location (smack down in the middle of suburbia), kids go all the time and it's \"kid-friendly.\" So, when we walked in, I was happy to see many tables with small children as well. Although I did notice two things right away: (1) it was very LOUD (not necessarily \"kid\" loud, but just \"restaurant\" loud) and (2) nobody had any food on their tables. We should've left. But, we stayed. We immediately got served chips and salsa (quite delicious) but then it took the server another 5-10 minutes to take our drink order (and then ANOTHER 15 to actually get our adult drinks). I did have an infant (16 months) who would periodically scream. Yes, it was annoying. Why didn't I take him outside, you might ask? Well, (1) Was he cranky/fussing? No. (2)Were we at a swanky place with white tablecloths and no children around? No. (3) Was it so quiet in the restaurant that nothing else could be heard but this one child? No. (4) Was I hoping beyond hope that our food would arrive and thus, appease the child? Yes. Other children (not my own) were crying, talking, laughing...you know, things that young children do. It's in South Chandler, people. We have kids. Part of the problem was that it took *45* minutes to get our food! My kids were hungry. Before that, however, the manager came over and had the nerve to tell my baby to be quiet. So, the management did say something, but she had absolutely no tact. Then, when our food finally came, my 3 year old's grilled cheese was cold. So were the french fries. If he wasn't three and couldn't care less, I would've sent it back. The cheese was rubbery and orange, obviously sitting under a heat lamp for, well, probably 45 minutes. Then, the shrimp tacos? Really? Tiny, tiny, frozen shrimp, with gloppy creamy sauce on them. Not good. My husband's tostada shell? Couldn't even eat it...it was STALE. I thought we were being punked. Finally, when the management came over and asked \"How everything was?\" I told her that (1) she was quite rude and unprofessional and (2) the food was terrible. \"I'm sorry to hear that. I need to keep EVERYBODY happy,\" she says. We live right around the corner and I was SO disappointed in this place and, most of all, the rude service, that I created this yelp account and wrote this review up the same evening. A positive thing to say about the place: it's a really cute Spanish style building w/ an amazing patio. But, save your money, angst, and time. Take a picture of the place and go elsewhere.
__label__1 So so food...but I liked the patio.  Better food, and cheaper, can be had at Elmers or Filibertos.
__label__2 Good family dining outside.
__label__3 Free bean dip and salsa! The chips are hot and fresh. The portions are large so splitting helps to save money. I loved the mango margarita and the ambiance is fun. Great location!
__label__1 Just had Father's Day lunch here. Enjoyed the food but not great service. Our server rarely came over. I was thirsty for more water 90% of the meal. Needed more salsa and had to ask someone else because our server was nowhere to be found. I get it when things are busy you cannot be everywhere but she didn't even acknowledge that we were clearly being neglected. That was my first time so could have been random bad experience.
__label__4 I loved this restaurant. From the ambiance to the menu to the food and especially the check -- huevos ranchero and coffee under $9 -- it was all great. I'll be back.
__label__0 What a rip off!  Ordered Margarita and they scammed me for premium tequila and when approached...they said too bad you drank it you pay for it!    Too bad restaurants have to price gouge to make their numbers.   I won't be back.
__label__3 Have I mentioned that I love dive bars? This is a great dive bar. Small, but not overly sticky and dirty. Friendly bartenders and patrons. Standard beer selection. And there's pool and other things too. It's dark and just slightly sleazy. This definitely a good place to kill time, lose some money, and enjoy some cold beers.
__label__1 Stopped going here with the management turnover and decision to go away from $1 pabst, low drink specials and 50% off sushi during happy hour.  \n\nIf I do go, all the sushi is fair game as good, also since there is some hawaii fusion with the food, you gotta get the fried rice.  Yom!  Yom!!
__label__4 So I went here TWICE on Valentine's weekend (no, not on the 14th) with the lady friend. We went around 8 one night and then the next afternoon for the 2 for 1 from 2-6. We went there not because I'm cheap - it was practical considering both of our money limitations. And she's not cheap either.\n\nFrom my experience - for under 20 bucks it ain't bad at all (I would give it 4 stars, but I'm giving it 5 due to the jerks who gave it 1 or 2 stars for reasons mentioned below). Reading other people's reviews for this buffet and others I think that a lot of people go in with the wrong expectations/perspective:\n\nIt's a friggin' buffet for pete's sake! You're supposed to eat as much as your stomach can handle so that you don't have to go to 3 restaurants that day! If you expect the food to be even close to gourmet you shouldn't be at a buffet in the 1st place. Or you should be at one of those $50 a pop ones. Kapeesh? Buffets are meant to let you get your ultimate bang for your buck - which is most easily accomplished with going back for refills numerous times. Even though the hotel - casino's make a lot of money, they don't want to lose too much on the buffet. Basic economics people (and I didn't even take any econ classes)!\n\nYeah, a lot of their food was on the greasy side - but then again, I was in the mood for some greasy food and so was she. Plus, it's a buffet - making greasy food helps them keep prices down. The buffet had enough variety (the fish was a nice surprise)and some healthier options. We stayed for a good 2 hours (total) each time so our tummies could get a rest before getting some dessert.\n\nThe staff was nice - actually, I loved the whole medieval theme at the Excalibur, made me feel like a kid playfully fighting (on guard!). I thought the whole thing where the staff person waiting at your table waved the flag so you could find your table was awesome - it's little unique things like that that made the experience even better.\n\nOh - and when we had to wait over an hour for the 2 for 1, I ain't complaining the slightest bit. It's OUR own fault that we didn't get there earlier. Come on, do you expect there to be no line at a buffet when it's 2 for 1? If you expect that, I suggest you repeat kindergarten........ seriously. Plus, it was kinda fun being near some kids playing around in line.
__label__0 On one of our trips to Vegas we stayed at Excalibur and decided to try out the buffet because it was close and cheap...big mistake!\n\nThe food looked disgusting and tasted just ok. My boyfriend cracked a tooth with one of the ribs that was supposed to be boneless but wasn't.\n\nMy friend picked up two ice cream cones that looked like they had flies baked into the bottom. When we brought it to the attention of the attendants, they said it was from the cast iron forms they are cooked in, yeah right!\n\nNeedless to say, I will not be returning here.
__label__1 basicaly, you get what you pay for.\ni had this the night before we left and i made four bathroom trips on the way home.
__label__1 We were staying in the excalibur (NOT my choice... ugh) and decided to eat breakfast at the buffet out of convenience. Ugh. We waited for 40 minutes to get in and once we got in I waited another 35 minutes for an omelet. there were only like 4 people in front of me... I don't know how it possibly took so long, but the BF was able to eat a complete plate of food while I was waiting. The food wasn't inedible, but it was definitely the worst buffet food I've had in vegas. We decided to wait for them to turn the buffet over to lunch, but once they did there was nothing that looked good enough to eat. It was like they opened frozen dinners and put them into chaffing dishes. Don't waste your money here.
__label__2 What can I say about this place that hasn't already been said! It is a Vegas buffet. It's got a ton of choices, none stellar, none crappy.\n\nIt's perfect if you need to fill up fast while at the Excalibur and not waste your time deciding where to go eat.
__label__0 This is a pretty big buffet but it's pretty gross. It's reminds me of the old school Vegas buffets, before they got fancy. It's a big long line of trays which makes jumping to and from items pretty difficult. Expect nasty little kids running all over and fatties trying to jump in front of you for the last piece of fried chicken. The ONLY reason to get this buffet is if it's free.
__label__0 its 6 month's later  and i still hate this resturant ... i want my money back plus the day i wasted at the excalibur..... this place is a EPIC FAIL
__label__2 I have no real complaints about this buffet.  It was decent (way better than the buffet at the Luxor, even though the food was similar).  I wouldn't seek this one out, but if you are staying here, then it's worth the convenience for breakfast.
__label__0 My first trip to Vegas and I had to eat here. I was expecting all this great food from all the rave for Vegas buffets, but I guess I just stepped into the wrong one. Buffets back home are better for less than half the price. Even Hometown Buffet is better in my opinion and I am NOT a fan of Hometown Buffet.\n\n$35 for all day!? I thought I was hearing & seeing things, but you get a WATERPROOF wristband to go back to two buffets all day! Wow such a great deal right? NO. The food sucked and there was no variety.
__label__2 We did the all day deal for about 37 bucks (tax included) and you can go eat as many times as you want here and at the luxor (called more) buffet. Keep in mind there is a 24 hour pass, but this one here is the one day, all day pass (7am-10pm).\n\nWe woke up too late for breakfast, so I can't comment on that part of the buffet.\n\nOur first meal there was lunch and it was good. It's not like the food was amazing or anything, but I didn't think it was horrible either.  I mainly ate different salads for lunch.  The salad bar portion was pretty extensive compared to other buffets. I made my own salad with spinach, iceberg, carrots, tomatoes, cheese, etc. I even made another one, which was the asian style with the oriental dressing, mandarin oranges, and the crispy noodle strips (not wonton ones). I also tried their chicken, which was slightly dry, but not bad. I had their scalloped potatoes which were pretty good.  They have a variety of desserts and we tried different ones. I'm a simple girl though so my favorite was plain vanilla ice cream. Their creme br\u00fbl\u00e9e was not br\u00fbl\u00e9e'd at all, so I wasn't very happy about that dessert.\n\nThey have a variety of american, mexican, and asian (chinese mainly) dishes.\n\nI went back again around 5 to snack and study since my feet were dying and everyone else wanted to go walking on the strip.  The salad portion mainly stayed the same, but warm dishes changed here and there.\n\nWe went back for dinner and it was even better.  I mainly had salad again and their crab legs. They weren't the best ever, but still pretty good.  They weren't too salty like some places make it.  I thought it was great that they cut the legs in half (length-wise) so I didn't have to deal with cracking them open and making a huge mess. They also had sushi and more seafood options than at lunch.\n\nOverall I thought it was good. I think it's a great deal if you wake up early enough to go for breakfast, lunch, snack, and dinner time.\n\nIf you are a vegetarian, I wouldn't think it's the best deal.  Yes there are good veggie options, but a lot of the time I saw things mixed in.  For instance, I was grabbing some cheese for my salad but someone had dropped some shrimp into it (the shrimp container was right behind the cheese one).  You can ask them to go in and look at the food options before deciding whether or not you want to dine there.
__label__2 Came here for dinner to get some grub in before we went out drinking again. Ok, I agree, the price is a bit much for what you \"get.\" You really do need to know what to get. Don't be a chump and load up on empty carbs, that's noob-status. Get the prime rib. It's tender and flavorful. Just get it. Eat $22 worth of it and you won't be complaining about the food being \"horrible\" (like some of the folks below me are doing). The stuffing, mash and gravy, and chicken noodle are also good stuff.
__label__1 Very basic and nit very good. plastic scrambled eggs, bacon, sausage...Fruit, cereals, and ughurt...Kind of like a high school cafeteria. Really bad when you compare it to M.
__label__3 i'm feelin' a feeney. ya know what i mean? prolly not. but thats ok.\n\nFeeney's is just a cool spot on the travels of my life. one of my favorites bartenders from Hanratty's works here now, Whats up Chrystal..we gotta do brunch soon. :)\n\nFeeney's has a bomb patty melt. i love patty melts. greasy, cheesy, burgery and oniony. yep check all four things on the list. definetly something to check out if your in the area. awesomeness lives here. it's pure WIN...trust me.
__label__3 Hello, Phoenix history! This was the second location of the Cork N' Cleaver chain. Back when there was a Cork N' Cleaver chain. And not much has changed since.\n\nIn my mid 20's I lived around the corner and was in quite often. Never had a bad meal. Granted - I never had a GREAT meal - but it was never bad.\n\nI moved away - then I moved back. While I am certainly not a regular - some of the specials are just too hard to pass by. Monday is CenPho is cheap burger night. $4 for burger and fries at Feeney's and Maizies, $5 at Vig and Vig Uptown. My mom's husband is not a big fan of Maizie's decor, so we have been frequenting Vig Uptown. I talked them into Feeney's last week - and it was a great trip down memory lane.\nEach of us went for the $4 burger special, and we each elected to add on the salad bar for $2.50.\n\nNothing exceptional - it was a standard, good quality burger. Nothing flashy or showy - nothing you wouldn't have seen when they opened this location in 1965. And it still works. Well. \n\nSpecials other nights of the week include fish & chips, liver and onions, fried chicken, salisbury steak and half rack of ribs - all for $10 each, and all including the salad bar.  Tough to beat that!\n\nIn this town, it's not easy to keep an independently owned restaurant open. And keeping one open almost 50 years? Well, I think we can all count on one hand how many places have made that happen. \n\nThe food is solid, if not spectacular, the service is always decent, the prices are fair and the portions are good - glad to have Feeney's in my area - it makes me feel like I am part of this town's history - and lets me step back in time a bit.\n\nThe advantage of not having updated is when you get inside, it's easy to forget the outside world. You're in a little time warp with a full bar, well executed food and none of the worries of the real world of 2012.
__label__4 I came to Feeney's looking for steak with my family. I ended up ordering the lamb chops which did not disappoint. However, I finished off the remains of a teriyaki steak, and loved every bite. The mashed potatoes were tasty, and the gravy was excellent. The salad bar at Feeney's was a pleasant surprise that both I and my family enjoyed. If you're looking for a Greek restaurant, Feeney's is the place to go.
__label__3 Fine place for any-time beakfast (certainly a step up from Dennys or IHOP). Good omlettes and if you can take the heart-clogging properties, biscuits & gravy. Also serves sandwiches, salads and smoothies.
__label__1 I suppose the upside of a bad first date is that i've now tried a new restaurant to Yelp about, and I didn't even have to pay!\n\nThe atmosphere:\nI really liked the look and feel of this place. There was a large patio which was quite full of folks enjoying the nice weather we have right now. We sat inside the restaurant which was not as crowded. The colors and decor are trendy, with a relaxed vibe. The music selection was very good, though much too loud. \n\nThe food:\nWe started with the crab puffs. I'm not sure what the dipping sauce was that they came with but my date seemed to like it. I, however, was not a fan.  Next was the sushi. We ordered California rolls and Las Vegas rolls. Not very adventurous, I know, but they even managed to go wrong with these basics! I would have to declare these the worst sushi rolls I've ever had. \nDessert - the saving grace. We ordered the green tea ice cream and I was surprised when they brought such a large bowl to the table! This was quite enjoyable.\n\nWhile I won't be back here for sushi, I can see where this may be a good place to have a cocktail or two. Some of the selections on the drink menu sounded quite good, and very reasonable happy hour prices. I refrained from trying any though since I was with someone who doesn't drink.
__label__1 LAME.  I can't give them a review of their food, because we weren't actually able to procure any.  We went at 11pm on Saturday, after a show, looking to stuff ourselves full of fish and get in on that happy hour deal, too.  Not so.\n\nWe get there, sit down, and wait for about 5 minutes until the waitress, who obviously saw us when we first walked in, got around to coming over and taking our order.  She wasn't bringing any menus with her, which I already found irksome.  The first thing she said was that the kitchen was closed and they're not serving any food.  \"But we have half-price beers,\" she added happily, as if some goddamn brew was going to absolve my stomach of mind-bending hunger.  So I said to her, \"your menu online - and here in the lobby - says you have 1/2 price rolls and other items from 11pm-1am daily\".  She just kind of shrugged and again said something about the kitchen being closed for the night.  Trying to keep from overturning the sushi bar itself, I asked her if there were any places in the area still open to eat.  \"Hmm...did you want sushi?\"  I stared blankly.  Well, sweetheart, we DID come HERE.  What the f^&* do you think we want, Mexican?  She directed us to Ra Sushi a couple streets over which we went to, but had also just stopped serving food for the evening.  Go figure.  \n\nIn summation, 2 stars for the direct conflict this place has with their own goddamn advertised kitchen hours, and the uninformed, non-communicative staff.
__label__0 The seats in the theater are uncomfortable and broken. They squeak and squeal if you even think about shifting your weight. Also, the sound from the other theaters bleeds through really bad. I'm currently hearing someone singing two theaters down, an ominous bass rumble in the next theater, and static/white noise from the speakers in the theater I'm in. Way subpar experience compared to Harkins. It's worth the drive to go to the Harkins at Az Mills rather than coming to this crap hole for the 'convenience'.
__label__1 This theater isn't nearly as scary as people make it out to be - it's just a relic from the early 90s when Mills malls were the rage all over the country.  Now they just look dated and have a different crowd.\n\nI was dragged here on a Thursday night to lose a few brain cells watching a mind-numbing comedy with five other people in the entire ghost town of a theater. I'll never be able to get those hours back, but even if they offered refunds for that at the box office I am sure Harkins would direct us to the self-service machine only to have it break down on us.\n\nMelinda's card wouldn't swipe when we were trying to buy tickets on one machine - so we moved to the other machine where the transaction was successful, but the tickets and receipt didn't print.  We then had to go to the box office, which is exactly what those machines were meant to prevent, to tell them our tickets didn't print.  The manager simply just let us in.  I suppose we could have made up that story entirely.  Maybe we will next time.
__label__0 About one hour into the movie (there were only two of us in the theatre), I notice a shadowy figure enter the arena and walk up almost to the top row where I was seated. He then went down and walked across the floor and did the same thing on the other aisle. Is this Harkins policy to disturb moviegoers and distract patrons by traversing through the place midway through a movie? I nearly yelled out to see what this usher was doing because after what happened in CO, you don't want to be wandering around the theatre. Somehow else might go after the guy if they didn't know this was the Harkins stupid policy. Will send a letter to corporate to confirm that this is acceptable. It was $7 for a matinee and the sound system was good, but back to AMC where nobody is stalking me during the movie. Lose the policy.
__label__2 We had dinner take out from this restaurant. The person who took our orders was very friendly. It took 15 min for the order to be ready, which is reasonable. The food was pretty good. I had curry chicken with rice and my husband had the three meet dish, with beef, chicken, and shrimp. It was pretty good, too. \nI give this restaurant 3 stars, because I don't have anything to complain about and the food was good. Also, I haven't eaten inside the restaurant yet and will definitely write another review if I do.\n\nDec. 6th\n\nTime to update this review and to write about my second experience with Golden Phoenix: \n\nLast night, my husband and I were craving Chinese food again but didn't feel like driving too far. Since we had a good first experience with this restaurant, we thought we would give it another shot. \n\nI have to say, this was a quite entertaining experience. I honestly would give this restaurant 4 stars for the food. The quality of the food is very good and everything tastes super fresh BUT the service deserves a minus 6 starts. \n\nFirst of all our server knew little English. When we ordered our food, he would just stand there and stare at us. We repeated our order 3 times and still he brought us somebody else's food. He did not check on us once to ask if we needed anything else. My husband had to stand up a couple of times to go ask for hot sauce or to go ask for the check etc. \n\nAt the end we left this place with 6 to go boxes, because they kept messing up the orders and we also got some extra fried rice with shrimp that we hadn't ordered. \n\nLuckily I wasn't upset about it at all, because we ended up leaving the place with a lot of food and got also military discount on our original order. \n\nAbstract:  Food fantastic, service catastrophic!!
__label__0 I would always eat at this restaurant very great food but I have recently discovered they have a roach problem.  It seems like the problem has been addressed before but the owners seems to like the way his business is running so I have decided to place my findings here to warn other people eating..  Don't really care if you take my advice or not just be careful here
__label__3 Pita anyone?  \n\nSurprisingly good food really.  I love their super mega sampler appetizer!!!  With a table of 8 we were still nibbling politely as our food arrived.  With a table of 4 it almost could have been dinner.  \n\nAnd everything is good and you can read other reviews about the valley locations to hear about the huge platters of food, the friendly service, the fun presentation and how cute the place is decorated.  Here's what you need to know - CHEESECAKE.\n\nOh yes.  I said it.  Cheesecake.  So we got a tip from our server that it's this super secret recipe that their head Chef only makes and then send it over to all locations to sell.  It's been in his family for years and it's won all kinds of awards.  How could we not try it?\n\nOh my freaking goodness.  It is the bestest cheesecake ever.  SO good.  Skip all the great Greek deserts, and get the cheesecake.  You'll be glad you did.
__label__3 The Gyro Wrap is quite tasty along with the salad and affordable for under $10. There is just enough food for my husband and I to share although I must say he hogs the wrap... The staff is very friendly as well. A good place to try for a good mix of decently priced and good tasting Greek foods. On the weekends they have the classic \"old Greek looking guy\" playing some tunes on his piano for your enjoyment as well.
__label__0 Have not been there in a while.sorry I came back, Place smell like Pine Sol real bad! Bearly no meat on the Gyro pita no dressing on the Greek salad.
__label__4 This building itself is just beautiful even if you don't step inside. The reading rooms upstairs look like something from inside a palace or cathedral. The call system for requesting books from the stacks below was way ahead of it's time. Take the time to check this place out.
__label__3 Valle Luna was a good experience with family friends in town.  There was large group of us and they seated us in a private type room, it was fantastic!  Especially since we were visiting with family friends that we have not seen in a long time and we could hear each other.  There were kiddies too with us and they had a nice kid's menu.  \n\nThe food was good, nothing out of this world, but good.  Service was like the food, good.  \n\nThe parking was a pain though, not a very big lot for such a big crowded restaurant.
__label__2 So-so Mexican food.  I have heard people raving about this place and I don't really get it.  Don't get me wrong, it's better than Manuel's or Filiberto's... but that's about all I can say.\n\nOkay, their Pollo Fundido is good (but not great like you will get at Ajo Al's). But let's talk about the purple and teal accent colors that scream \"I was remodeled in the 80's\"! Lame.\n\nGood chips and salsa but small-ass bowls! \n\nOh, and don't expect to park in their little lot during dinner rush.  Also, the surrounding neighborhood is definatly the ghetto-side of the Moon Valley area.
__label__0 okay...where to start.\nI drive past this spot every day, and it is always busy!  WOW!\nI'm thinking this place must be hella good Mexican to be so busy.\nI gotta try that place sometime.\n\nMy friend gave me a gift card so I went alone for a lunch/ test drive.\nI was excited! I ordered the most expensive item on the menu.\nSteak and Chicken Fajitas $14.95\nand ala carte chicken enchilada.\n\nI should have left when there was a hair in my salsa but I know shit happens and let it go back with the server.\n\nHere come my Fajitas!!  SIZZLING platter of 90% ONIONS.\n\nONIONS!!  I had to dig for the few scraps of beef jerky and boiled chicken.\nI'm not kidding. And I did make a tortilla and try it......one bite was too much. \n\nWell, at least I had my enchilada right?\nI was so bland that it couldn't have been more than boiled chicken...no seasoning at all.\n\nThe worst meal of my life.\n\nI tipped the poor server 20% figuring she had a hard enough life working there.\n\nI will never go back
__label__0 \"Went to Valley Luna on a Sunday for the specials I found using the Happy Hour app. $2 drafts and mimosas. Got there asked about the specials, they would not honor those prices, said they're $2.50. I decided to leave and the waitress bad mouthed me to my girlfriend...\"
__label__4 Went here for happy hour and sat in the cantina, chips and salsa were delivered immediately and were delicious. Our server was kind and on top of it. The meal I got seemed a little over cooked but besides that everything was delicious and their happy hour prices were great.
__label__4 Great food! Great service! Great atmosphere...99% of the time. The bar can get loud and obnoxious. If the bar is full, avoid it. The dining area is very nice. Order a cheese crisp and a beer. This place does Mexican comfort food right!
__label__3 I came out from California and was looking  for good Mexican food. What I found was a diamond in the rough. The tacos were great. The staff was on point and did a great job. Will be coming back.
__label__0 Terrible service terrible food. Huge disappointment. The food is plentiful but nothing special. We'll go back to Arriba.
__label__4 One of my favorite bars ever! I love the constantly changing menu (but that long-time customers can still get their favorite \"classics\"), the quality of the drinks, the laid-back vibe (unless it's 12-2 on a saturday, then it can be super-crowded).  \n\nThings you might not know:\n1.  VEGANS- beware! Some of the drinks contain eggwhites, honey, dairy, or Campari and are not necessarily listed on the menu.  When in doubt, ask the bartender.  They're usually cool about making you a vegan version.\n\n2.  Usually the first Monday of the month is \"Mixology Monday,\" which is a hot mess of a good time.  A guest mixologist makes 4 special cocktails to highlight the featured booze of the evening (I went for Veev Acai liqueur and .... some other stuff that I drank too much to remember what they were... but every time I've gone it's been excellent.)  \n\n3.  On weeknights, it's a great place to go with friends/ a date that you actually want to talk to because it's not too crowded, the music is not loud, and the ambiance is nice.\n\n4.  Expect to pay about $10/drink.  They also have a \"temperance menu\" of non-alcoholic drinks that are done mixology style.  Great for  DD's, preggo's, or Mormons!
__label__2 Time for an update...\n\nWithin the past month I've visited Downtown Cocktail Room three times.  And whether it was through my personal experience or the experience of others in my party, things have left a generally sour taste in my mouth as of late.  There are a few things that have stood out in my recent visits:\n\n-The audacity of a specific bartender.  I always welcome a bartender/mixologists opinion when it comes to recommendations for spirits and cocktails, but this individual comes across as arrogant and presumptuous.  He offers suggestions for DCR-original creations, and then openly admits that all of his recommendations are his own creation.  This came up after a customer had inquired about a drink on the Spring menu, and the bartender said that he wasn't the one who created the drink.  In addition, he ignored a customers request for a cocktail made with a specific spirit, stating that he doesn't work with it; he then waited for the customer to suggest a different spirit base for a cocktail.  As a side note, this bartender also rang up my bill incorrectly during this visit, over charging me for a drink.\n\n-Service.  Waitresses were not immediately willing to seat my party in the back area of DCR.  This was brought to my attention by another member of my party, as I arrived after they had.  They were told that there was no seating available, and we only ended up in the back area because a member of our party asked about it.  Am I to believe we would have been out of luck if we weren't aware of the back area?  Maybe.  After being seated, ordering our drinks, and then receiving our drinks, the waitress asked if we wanted to start a tab.  Standard procedure, that's cool.  Some individuals were done ordering and decided it would be easier on them to pay their portion of the bill now, instead of having their total added to a tab.  The waitress then proceeded to bring out the bill for everyone at the table.  Later in the night, when another party was seated in the back area, the waitress took an empty chair from our table without asking us if it was taken.\n\n-Did you know there was a $20 minimum if you're going to use a credit card/debit card?  I sure didn't.  After going here for the better part of two years, that issue has never come up; I know this because I often don't carry cash, and also usually order only two drinks (which will keep the bill below $20).  However, on a recent visit, I ordered one drink for myself and another drink for a friend, for a total bill of $19.  First of all, the bill was brought to us right after our drinks were delivered.  Really?  You want me out of there that bad?  After handing the bill back with my debit card, the waitress stated that there was a $20 minimum and that they would have to add $1 to my bill so that I could use my card.  My card is Visa; if this establishment accepts Visa, then they also accept all fees due upon Visa transactions from customers.\n\n-Responses to Yelp reviews:  Eight out of the ten lowest scored reviews have received a response from Michael C. of Downtown Cocktail Room.  Not one comment or response, however, was given to reviews over three stars.  It's one thing to step up and address concerns with reviews that you feel are not a valid representation of your business; however these responses avoid the overall commentary of the reviews, and a number of them end with something along the lines of, \"Come by DCR and form your own opinion.\"  Normally I wouldn't nitpick and pull out a statistic like I did above, but it surprised me to hear about the feedback that people had received for their reviews (three stars or lower), while I had not gotten any feedback for my review (five stars).  It's a little disheartening to see all the attention the negative reviews receive, while the glowing reviews from regular customers appear to go unnoticed (until their rating goes down, in which case the deduction of two stars in a review prompted a response that ended with, \"Thanks for all of the past support!\")\n\nThanks for all of the past support?  Well, your welcome for all of mine as well.  We'll see how things go from here, as I'm sure I'll end up here again; probably just not twice a month as I have in the past.
__label__4 This place is amazing! Very crafted cocktail that taste wonderful. They have a \"smash\" of whatever type of liquor you like with whatever fruit you like muddled into it with some triple sec for sweetness... I chose strawberries and lemon with vodka and it was so fresh and delicious!
__label__3 This is a slightly odd review. I really like this place...on weeknights, at happy hour, when it's not catering to the Drunken-Nightclub-Hopping-Touristy crowd. I really hate this place on some random weekend nights, when it seems to be a completely different place. It happened to me once, and I've not been brave enough to try a weekend since. Maybe it's not that bad every time.\n\nOne of the things I miss most from Chicago are the cocktail bars (Violet Hour, Weegee's), and on some nights of the week, the Downtown fills that niche for me. On others...it's just another OONTSOONTS-DUBSTEP-OONTS filled nightclub that's so packed its impossible to move and so loud its impossible to hear the person next to you. So. Take this review with the grain of salt that particular perspective offers. \n\nI would give it 2 stars on it's \"Club-lounge\" nights, and 5 on it's \"actual cocktail room\" nights.\n\nPros:\n- I always get amazing cocktails here, and the bartenders know their stuff. Order off the menu, or tell them what you like and ask them to suggest something, either way, you can't go wrong. They are made with love, and great, fresh ingredients. \n- On \"good\" nights, it's a great place to take an old friend who just flew into town, pull up a chair, and catch up over a cocktail (or four). It's quiet enough you can talk, loud enough you aren't overheard by the world, and the staff never gives you the \"GTFO\" stinkeye.\n- These cocktails are actually worth $14. The prices are really not that bad for damn good cocktails made out of fancy pants ingredients. It's not the sort of stuff you can say, make at home, without dropping at LEAST $150 on all the necessary bottles. Unless you're ordering a gin and tonic or something, and that just sort of makes you an idiot. Be adventurous and order something with chartreuse.\n- Atmosphere is cozy and mellow. Sort of like some rich old fella's study. Curl up in a chair with a smoky scotch drink and just say \"ahhhh.\"\n\nCons:\n - Realizing you came on random nightclub night. Oontz.
__label__4 The Downtown Dill is my favorite cocktail! This place is the most amazingly chill cocktail bar I've ever had the pleasure of being to. They have a number of great cocktails for you to expand your tastes with. I've never had a bad drink at DCR and I've pretty much tried most of the menu. The bartenders are also extremely friendly and personable!
__label__3 wow...there are so many mixed reviews about this place...about hipster this and hipster that...so I was a little weary about going...thinking I would be annoyed. But I don't care as long as people are nice.\nAnywho...we were tired of The Strip scene in vegas and wanted to venture out a bit to have a merry christmas\nfirst I called to make sure the place was open...I call and ask how late they are open til (it's xmas night) and the girl on the other end says....\"whenever you stop drinking.\" I was like, um yeah, my kind of place.\nthis place was so laid back, the ambiance was great...the guys sitting next to us were complete gents. the girls I ran into in the bathroom were sweet and not catty at all.\nthe bartender was great, drinks were reasonable.\nIt's a great place to just go have a drink and conversation with your homie-lover-friend.\n\nxoxo
__label__3 Very comfortable spot with a great drink selection, especially the beers on tap. I love the dungeon vibe in here, even though the brick is a facade. In fact, that's the only reason I'm taking a star off. I can pretend it's real, but would it kill this city to invest in authentic building materials? First styrofoam covered in marble and now this. When I review Grimaldi's in Summerlin, I'll be sure to deduct a star for their fake brick too. But I digress...
__label__3 Yay i finally made it here! I heard  a lot of fun things.\nParking is a bitch. Well its downtown. Its either street parking and walking and hoping not to get shanked jk or parking and paying $5. Which is not that bad because in LA is $20 for parking haha\n\nOnce you get by the big huge manly bouncers that look like tatooed WWE wrestlers you enter to a medival S and M chamber. Minus the sex chains and shakles. SOOOOO fun!\n\nPricewise honestly it is one of the better bars, you wont pay $15 for one drink here like at all the other strip places that take tourist $$\n\nThank god for being  a local girl :) and it hat SO many hot big guys there.\nPlease, big guys, go there!! No more metro guys
__label__3 The interior is phenomenal and the music was great! Get there earlier if you want your conversation to be heard better but still a great place to kickback with friends.
__label__2 I'm going to bump up a star for them because since my initial visit (over 2 years ago) my opinion has shifted slightly.  With the addition of other bars on this part of Fremont, The Griffin has become, for me, a good starting point when I'm trying to get cheaper (relative to the other bars) drinks that are made strong.  Maybe the \"cool kids\" have flocked to new bars because the scene in here isn't so cool-drab as it was before.  I like the fire places and whenever the back room is open, the music is diverse.  They've played 80's in the back before and if they played that every night I'd give them 4 stars.
__label__3 Enjoy this bar very much, always a must hit for at least 2 to 3 drinks, when ever i go downtown this bar is always a bar that i hit. Great spot highly recommended
__label__3 Cool bar.  Kinda reminds me of this bar in the burbs of Cleveland called Johns Cafe I used to patron everyday!   And I love the indoor fire pits!
__label__2 We went there on a Thursday night and tried the $9.99 steak & beer special. It came with a baked potato and a glass of their house ale. \n\nThe baked potato was good (as if you could screw up a baked potato). The steak was pretty lean, not Kobe beef by any means but what do you really expect for $9.99. It wasn't bad at all, I've had worse and paid more. \n\n* as a side note, they cook their steaks a little well, so if you like medium, get it medium rare that's what I did. My husband got his medium which was more like medium well...............Lucky for me after 3 glasses of ale , he doesn't get too bothered by a thing like that :-) \n\nAnyway our server was attentive, the bar tender was personable, and with the patio seating you can't beat Freemont street people watching. \n\nTheir house band was playing, we didn't catch their names but they were really good. The patio also has a little fire pit, it's a nice spot to just chill( pardon the 90's verbiage). \n\nThe ale is a good deal @ $4 a glass, its on the sweeter side but still light. I think it tastes like a sweet Corona, my husband says it tastes like OLD- E, I don't know because I've never had OLD -E and don't plan on it. However if anyone out there has had OLD -E , and tries the house ale @ Mickie Finnz , please let me know if its similar or if my husband is just having PTSD from too much malt liquor in his youth. :-)
__label__0 The service was good and timely. The food, however, was all over cooked and very bland.  All the fried food tasted like it was cooked in month old grease. And we apparently came at the worse possible time, because they were out of my first two beer selections and my wife's first drink selection. I will not be returning to this place, but maybe others have had better luck.
__label__0 Just nothing good to say. Grilled salmon and grilled veggies swimming in oil and the salmon was burnt. Server never ask if ever how it was. I guess I shouldn't leave out that the rice tasted like it had been sitting around in a warmer for days.
__label__3 man talk about balance I had dinner @ Yasu today and it was great. The service was on the money, the server knew the dishes and helped me navigate to find what I wanted to eat and the food didn't disappoint. I didn't have any sushi since I wanted to try other things and I'm glad I made that choice. The restaurant is small but comfortable, welcoming and just has a good vibe. I agree with kkdat with allot of her recommendations (by the way the beef tongue was great) I was impressed with the attention to detail. the miso was tasty but you must try the salads they are some of the best that I have had in the valley. With a little bit of refinement I think they will be a sure bet 5 star restaurant sooner or later....
__label__3 I decided to go after reading all of the reviews and because I live really close and decided to check it out. I was disappointed with the service, it took us about fifteen minutes + to get a drink. It was probably because there was only one waiter working and the place was very busy. I was surprised how busy it was for a Wednesday, but not too surprised after I was actually able to order and eat the food. We ordered the sun roll, phoenix roll and caterpillar roll. The rolls were small, but good. Out of the three rolls we ordered, the sun roll was my favorite. The food is great, but the service is slow.
__label__0 I know 2 ppl who won't go back, that's me and my bff that went with me. The sushi was good, but quite pricey. We were disappointed they did not have vegetable/shrimp tempura...we always get that when we go out for sushi but they didn't have it, at all. The service was AWFUL and unbelievably SLOW! The waitress we had was so RUDE and had no knowledge of what she was serving. We had a couple questions about some of the sushi but instead of answering the questions or finding out she made us wait for an \"explanation display\" which never really even answered our question. We were there for an ungodly amount of time but we survived the stay. Like I said the food was good, but not good enough to get us back into that place!
__label__3 Food was great. Service lacking. Sat at sushi bar. Sushi chefs attentive but rest of staff a little amateurish. I would go back but i was dissappointed in overall service
__label__4 Always fresh and perfectly prepared. This is the only place my husband will take Japanese visitors from out of town. Enough said.
__label__1 God there's a lot of hookers in Vegas.  This place in particular really seems to ring their bell.\n\nThe standard 15$ cocktail rule applies here, served by either Bartender A: douche bag or Bartender B: ho-bitch.
__label__2 During the RE/MAX R4 convention in late February, we'd meet here to network with other RE/MAX associates.  Not much to say ... atmosphere is nice, drinks are good (especially if someone else is buying!) and I could stumble back up to my room to do it all over again the next day.  Got really crowded each night with limited seating .. not sure if it's always that way or just because we crazy Realtors were in town.  LOL.
__label__2 this store is inside the Hyatt so it's not as big as a regular place - a couple of times they have run out of certain bagels or fillings when there have been conventions or other group meets. the staff can be a tad slow but again, it all depends on the number of people... my bagel with lox and shmear is always good!!! and there are a couple of nice comfy chairs and a couch - if you can grab it
__label__2 So we hadn't been since this place used to be Cafe Del Sol (yes, a few years ago). We used the Groupon we had purchased about a month ago. It was kind of awkward because there's the main dining room and a separate red-headed step child dining room around the corner, not really attached at all to the main dining room and probably all the excitement. We got there right at the end of happy hour and wifey ordered a glass of Sangria, I had a glass of Tempranillo (that totally blew by the way).  I ended up ordering another glass of wine (don't remember the name) and it was pretty good. I got the cola and pineapple braised short ribs, jalapeno cream corn a chile corn casserole. The sides were good, although the corn casserole was a tad dry. The shorts ribs were great, they didn't have that cheap pot roast taste that some braised short ribs can have. The sauce was a bit thick for my taste, but not a huge deal. Wifey had the grilled shrimp appetizer with avocado and mango sauce appetizer and the empanadas. She loved her food. I wasn't a fan of the empanadas. but the shrimp were pretty good. Overall, I think it's a pretty good place and it's nice to have another option in the area. Would I choose to go back? no, probably not, but I know the wife will make me go back at some point.
__label__2 07/05/12 \n\nHad two Voice Daily Deals ($10 for $30) to use up before the 14th, so I asked my young cousin to meet me for dinner.  I'd never eaten here before, but I know from the reviews that it's popular for happy hour.  Indeed, the HH menu sounds fantastic, and so do the prices.  However, these certificates were only good for dinner, and so here we were.  But first, about the location-- it's tucked away a bit, away from the road, so don't blink, or you might miss it.  There are many parking spaces, so that's not an issue unless you're there for HH.  (If you are, then come early.)  FB has a small patio area that looks promising, if only it was decorated a little better.  I remember seeing two tables, but cousin remembers four.  I don't think there are misters to help keep cool.  Inside, it's even smaller.  I would say about six tables of two- and four-tops, and about five to six seats at the beautiful blue-tiled bar.  Sit here to maximize on atmosphere, have questions about the wines or cocktails, and if you want to be entertained by the staff.\n\nMy cousin doesn't drink, so she had water, while I tried the guava mojito.  http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/HGvNE87fvK5PwKMZBDkTbA?select=pCA97HLAPYRN0bJTQUs1Pw#pCA97HLAPYRN0bJTQUs1Pw  It tasted like a regular mojito, but a bit sweeter.  It's alright- nothing fantastic.  Maybe I'll try a regular one, without the added flavorings, during HH one of these days.  After poring through the menu and asking our server Steve (who is also the bartender) about the dinner special (ribeye), I found I could only try ONE item, since everything else had allergens all over the entrees (shellfish, corn, guacamole, bell peppers, dijon reduction, etc.), instead of just added on top, and so I ordered the Natural Farm Chicken Breast, with tomatillo sauce, pico de gallo, goat cheese, and bacon. http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/HGvNE87fvK5PwKMZBDkTbA?select=o8X2VwUplwqRZfvuQUunDA#o8X2VwUplwqRZfvuQUunDA  My cousin ordered the ribeye special, with mushrooms and a dijon reduction.  http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/HGvNE87fvK5PwKMZBDkTbA?select=fMtwu_Aw8ynU-gaOspzWWQ#fMtwu_Aw8ynU-gaOspzWWQ  Entrees come with your choice of two sides from the following choices: green chile cornbread casserole, jalapeno creamed corn, sauteed organic green beans, chipotle cheddar mashed potatoes, and maple-glazed carrots.  Cousin chose the cornbread and creamed corn, and I asked for the green beans and mashed potatoes.\n\nCousin LOVED everything on her plate!  She especially liked the cornbread.  I enjoyed my dish, as well.  I liked how spicy it was, which may turn some people off, but I thought everything worked well together, especially the addition of the goat cheese, which helped to cut the spiciness.  I say add more cheese!  Loved the bacon bits, as well.  The green beans were sauteed to perfection-- nice green color and crisp, and not greasy.  We both thought the mashed potatoes were very tasty!  It's a good thing I liked the dish, since it's the only one I can order, unless they offer something new as a special.  \n\nWe were too stuffed to order dessert, and it's a good thing, too, since out of the five choices (Ancho chocolate torte, Banana burrito, Kahlua creme brulee, Horchata bread pudding, and Homemade Key Lime pie), I could only have the brulee, and I wasn't feeling like creme brulee that evening.  \n\nPrices were too high for me to consider dining here for dinner without a discount.  Now, it's one thing if the menu is all-organic, but it isn't.  Service was attentive and friendly, so that's a plus.  Loved the intimate setting, but only if I can sit at the bar- we sat at a table.\n\n07/12/12\n\nCame back solo to use up the second certificate.  This time I sat at the lovely blue-tiled bar, even though the seat wasn't too comfortable, especially after leaving a massage session...  It was great fun speaking with bartender Steve and server Kevin.  \"T-Bone\" was nice, too -- he always made sure to open the door for guests.\n\nHad the chicken breast again http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/HGvNE87fvK5PwKMZBDkTbA?select=P_dIQjZufh2dJ6m_rjYmTA#P_dIQjZufh2dJ6m_rjYmTA, with a glass of sauvignon blanc, and the Kahlua creme brulee.  The chicken is as good as I remembered it, but this time there was even less goat cheese!  However, the creme brulee made up for it.  The best part of the dessert were the caramel and chocolate sauces that accompanied it.  http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/HGvNE87fvK5PwKMZBDkTbA?select=tmq5bH42X_to8nG9fuT6yg#tmq5bH42X_to8nG9fuT6yg  Mmm!  I'd like to have these over ice cream, but not the Thrifty ice cream that accompanies many of the dessert plates offered here.  (Sorry, but I cannot have products that use corn syrup.  Besides, I'd rather have ice cream made from high-quality ingredients, and carrageenan and corn syrup, high fructose or otherwise, aren't.)\n\nThanks for honoring the Voice Daily Deals, FB!  I'll be back with family and friends for happy hour, maybe.
__label__2 It's a little hard to know what to make of Old Town Scottsdale; it seems like an odd mash of things. On one hand you have a sparse area of old shops hawking kitschy baubles with a few tired horse carriages. Immediately next door is a sprawling ultra-new arts and entertainment area which apparently carries a dress code of oversized sunglasses, designer purses and botox. And yet, on the other side is a more tranquil area with the city hall, arts museum and a nice central greenspace.\n\nAn odd mix to ponder, but perhaps something for everyone?
__label__1 Old Town Scottsdale - ten hundred tchotchke shops in a contrived wild west setting - all selling the same stuff.  Nothing unique or original. But we did get some great close-ups of a hummingbird hanging around one of the salvias planted along the street which saved this outing from being a complete and utter snoozefest.
__label__4 Great tourist attraction. feature shops, botquies, night clubs, art museums, Good Luck with finding a place to park. I highly recommend valet.\n\nThere is so much history in Old Town. You can find historical museums or take a ride on the trolley. My favorites are all the options to dine at after taking a stroll through all the shops. \n\nFarmers Market on Saturday's with local vendors. That is another great perk about old down many local shops and boutiques with a variety of things to enjoy.
__label__1 I used to love Sidebar.  They have a great happy hour and the food next door at Triple George is really good.  BUT I think this place has gone downhill.  Ever since they hired the two new girls, one has really long dark brown hair and the other one has mid-length brown/red hair, I've been really disappointed.  \n\nHere are the reasons why:  They are really inattentive and really awful with their customer service.  I needed my parking stub validated and the bartender stamped it and instead of giving it to me right away, started to talk to another customer.  I kept trying to interrupt them, but they were ignoring me.  I waited 3-5 minutes before she remembered she had the stub in her hand and proceeded to hand it to the guy she was talking to.  He said, \"That's not for me.\" She responded with, \"Who gave this to me again??\" I finally got her attention and said, \"I've been waiting here for you to hand that to me.\"  She just threw it toward me and started talking to the guy again.  The bar was not crowded.  There were only about 4 other people there.  Super rude and bad customer service.\n\nOne Saturday a group of my friends were out and having drinks on the patio.  We went to get more drink at 1:15 AM and they had already closed the bar.  They aren't supposed to close until 2:00 AM.  They consistently close the bar early, even if it isn't dead.  If it was dead, I would understand, but there were about 10-15 people still drinking and hanging out.  \n\nAnother night I went in, it took one of the bartenders 15 minutes to make my drink.  I ordered a mojito.  I didn't know it was so complicated to make and to add insult to injury, before making it she didn't let me know that they were out of the usual rum they make it with.  She told me after she was done that she had to make it with another type of alcohol.  Why didn't she let me know BEFORE she made it?  \n\nIf this place doesn't get its act together, I'm going to stop going all together.  They need more good bartenders like Jerry, who is amazingly nice and makes the best cocktails.  These other two girls are slow and rude.  They need to get their attitudes and skills in check.
__label__0 Words can not express how terrible this was for me. I live close to this \"salon\", and thought I would check it out. I used to work in a casino, so I had odd days off. I think I went in on a Tuesday or Wednesday .... Around ten or eleven...\n\nFirst off the place was a ghost town. I think there was one other customer there, getting her nails done..... I asked the receptionist  for an eyebrow wax, and a pedicure. She rudely told me how \"lucky\" I was that there where staff to help me today. The front lobby has chairs, but is over whelmed by the amount of junk that they are trying to sell....fold out tables full of jewelry, purses, hair products and what not. \n\nI felt like I was in a flea market... To me, salons should sell two or three things..... Nail polish, shampoo, and possibly skin care.... So it doesn't come off so.... garage sale like.\n\nThe wax lady did my eyebrows UN believably thin. Scary thin. I've seen newborn babies with more eyebrows then what she thought \"fit my face.\".  During my wax, all she could do was talk about the depressed lady in her apartments that she thought was going to commit suicide...... Awkward.\n\nNext came my pedicure.... When asked if I wanted my nails clipped, I said only a little, because my nails do not grow, and I usually just get them filed. She hacked off my nail on my big toe. There was so much skin to nail ratio... It looked like my big toe had a muffin top. On the little nails that she did file..... She filed the skin to the point where it burned. \n\nShe also had long blonde hair, that she did not tie back during my treatment... And she was shedding on ME. When she was rubbing the lotion into my legs, I could feel her hair rubbing into my skin. She took her grotesque nails and peeled it off of my legs.  Which he thought was quite amusing, because she giggled when she did it. Can you say unprofessional?\n\nDisgusting. And never, ever again.
__label__3 Such a great experience. I'm always hesitant on someone cutting my hair. Summer was great she did everything I wanted, was very professional. Will definitely be going back to them again.
__label__1 decent place. tvs, outside seating, and a roll of paper towels hanging on every table! i'm definitely a fan of pizza and beer, only you have to drink the beer there (draft- pretty good!), so take out doesn't afford that combination.  they have wine too.  their appetizers seem good, but i just had the pizza (with veggie toppings) which was just ok.  nothing too special here... maybe its location.
__label__1 After a trip on the light rail, I decided to check this place out since it was right by my stop. \n\nI got the lunch special and ordered a veggie slice which came with a side salad and coke for $5.50. Thankfully I got there right before a bunch of people on their lunch break. Those poor people were waiting 10 minutes in line just to order. Perhaps it was because a woman in front of them just ordered 2 full pizzas, but it still seemed odd that it took so long just to get their orders taken. Two people obviously didn't want to wait because they got out of line and went somewhere else. \n\nThe sauce had no real flavor, the crust was doughy, and sadly the green peppers and red onions were very chewy and unedible. I had to pull all of them off. The pizza was falling apart, which I don't mind, as long as it tastes great.\n\nThe salad was just iceberg lettuce with two cubes of tomatoes and way too much ranch dressing. :( I wouldn't go back.
__label__0 Sorry ... not impressed with the pizza ... greasy ... could not finish the 1 slice I ordered ... Salad was blah ... free popcorn had no taste, no salt no butter ... blah ... not returning
__label__0 We chose this disaster during Phoenix Comicon 2012, with 8 total guests. when we walked in, there were crumbs on all the tables that were free. Happily, BNYCP has a roll of paper towels on each table-when they bother to put a fresh roll out. We waited For. Ev. Er. to order. We were finally able to order our 8 slices-we couldn't decide whether to get whole pies or not, and reading some of the reviews, I'm glad we didn't. They put two slices on one \"plate,\" so not everyone got a plate. \n\nThe pizza itself was not that great. There was lots of sticky, sweet sauce soaking through the crust and dripping off the large and flimsy slices. I'm glad to see someone was able to get a fork-we tried, but we were told we could only get a fork if we ordered a salad. Nice touch! Meanwhile, sauce is dripping off the pizza to land on my shirt or the table. \n\nMy husband and I chose ham and pineapple slices. I don't know what kind of \"ham\" this was, but it was actually soggy, with a texture like cheap, generic bologna. Terribly gross. They were also very skimpy with the cheese, so I'm not really sure how that tasted.\n\nAs we were finishing up, a man came in carrying a toddler and asked if he could use the restroom. Apparently they said no, because he threw a fit, and told the manager (or whoever he was) that it was pretty bad they wouldn't let a little girl use the restroom. \n\nVery slow service, not terribly clean, not terribly well-stocked, bad pizza, and no forks or restrooms. I think I'll pass!
__label__0 No wonder this airline is suffering.  Horrible rude service.  Flight attendants looked like they just got out of bed.  Everyone freaked out with the take off from Cabo, the plane suddenly just dropped and the landing was worse.  It made me wonder the condition of the pilot as well.  It was the worst!  I wish I could give it no starts ..... never again no matter what cost savings
__label__4 Amazing food quality- had the Tuna sashimi appetizer- amazingly fresh and wonderful flavors.\nDinner was tilapia- excellent choice and perfect portion size.\nSave room for the cheesecake- it was seriously amazing with the strawberry sauce.
__label__1 I took a friend of mine out for her birthday last Friday (May 9th) and The White Chocolate Grill was her choice.  Neither of us had been there before but the menu looked very intriguing.  The facility is stylish and intimate - better suited for couples than just friends - and we were seated quickly and courteously.  \n\nI ordered the Citrus-Soy Glazed Salmon.  It was over cooked and floating in far too much, and quite non-distinctive, juice.  I didn't finish it.  When the wait person asked if I wanted it boxed I honestly told her that \"it wouldn't be worth it.\"\n\nMy friend had the Blackened Mahi.  The menu indicates that it was 'grilled, topped with crab meat and a tomato Creole sauce\".  When it arrived we both wondered where the crab meat was.  We envisioned something that would be at least visible.  She said that it was 'ok'.  I was probably more disappointed that she was because this was part of her birthday 'gift'.  \n\nFor desert we split the White Chocolate Raspberry Cheesecake.  Although it was good I personally couldn't help thinking that is was just a 'dressed-up' Costco cheesecake.  \n\nThe wait person was pleasant but disinterested and didn't even put a candle in the desert even though she knew it was my friend's BD.  I raise this as an issue only because sometimes the wait person can make turn an unpleasant experience around by doing something 'special'.  But it apparently never occurred to her that she was an integral part of the 'dining experience.'  \n\nOverall, our experience at TWCG was mediocre and in this price tier Houston's has them beat 10 to 1!  Maybe it is a good place for happy hour and a desert or maybe it's a 'date value' thing but I won't bother with it again.
__label__1 over-hyped TGI Fridays.\n\nAte here on a business dinner while in Phoenix.  It was not a memorable experience and I would recommend that anyone considering going here takes a look at anywhere else nearby.  Five-Guys burgers would be a better bet.\n\nSorry, not a place I would like to return to
__label__1 This was the fourth time that I've been to the White Chocolate Grill.  It was also the last.\n\nThe food here, while not gifted with any superstars or outstanding and memorable dishes, is what I can best classify as \"good, if a bit expensive.\"  Except for the chocolate souffle cake, which tasted Easy Bake Oven-esque, the eats here are good, at the very least.  The ambiance is fine, too.\n\nWhat's not good, decent, adequate or at all enjoyable, and the reason that I won't be coming back, is the service.  It's one thing if the guy who's supposed to get drinks says he'll be getting us water and will be coming back to take the actual drink orders in a minute ends up taking seven (despite us being about 15 feet from the bar, where one assumes water can be filled into beverage containers), and then forgets to take the actual drink order.  It's a whole other thing when the server is just terrible.\n\n\"I'll bring you some plates for your appetizer,\" he said after setting it down.  Ten minutes later, our table plateless, he asked how it was while refilling my water glass.  He was so shocked that he forgot to bring the plates that he over-poured my water, spilling it onto the table.  He didn't clean it up.\n\nHe forgot to bring the requested condiments with our entr\u00e9es until ten minutes after they'd been on the table (no idea why it was always in tens).  He conscripted other waiters into delivering our food, asking how the food was, and cleaning off the table (which he, at no point, really did - appetizer plates were still on the table by the time dessert was ordered).  He was scowling at us when talking to the table, but was much nicer to the table next to ours.\n\nWhen you get down to it, choosing a restaurant is half about the food and half about the experience.  And in this case, the experience was bad enough to make sure that I won't come back. \n\nBoth stars are for the food, which as I mentioned before, was pretty good.  Just not good enough to justify the terrible server.
__label__3 We enjoyed our meal very much.    My daughter got the ribs and they were tender and falling off the bone.   The summer corn salad as a side dish is perfect for summer in Arizona.   I got the glazed salmon and it was cooked perfectly and the cucumbers on top were delicious.   My only complaint is that we ask for rolls and when they came to the table they were very hard and not warm.   Besides that everything was delicious and the service was great
__label__0 Went to WCG on Saturday with my family. My daughter eats anything, my son does not eat red meat and I don't eat any meat/flesh.  I was very disappointed to find the only thing that I could eat, other than a green salad, was a side of broccoli and a side of summer corn salad.  The veggie burger has walnuts which makes it hard for someone with nut allergies.  The House Special Tomato soup has bacon cooked in it and the couscous has pistachios on it.  Making it through the meal, we ordered dessert. We were again disappointed.  The Silky Chocolate Souffle' Cakes was neither silky nor souffle'.  It was more like a dense brownie cake.  The French White Chocolate Bread Pudding was burned on the bottom and I suppose the Fresh Apple Pie was good, my son at it all, but I couldn't taste it because it too had nuts in it.  Please, when making your menu, consider customers who may have allergies or desires to eat or not eat meat.  I will not be back to WCG unless some changes are made to their menu.
__label__4 YUM! Nuff Said!
__label__3 Came here for restaurant week and I very much dug the decor. Especially the wall of bottled spirits. That was kinda kickass and the only thing it was missing was one of those rolling library ladders.\n\nThe food itself was alright but nothing mind-blowingly spectacular. For appetizers, we had the chips and spinach artichoke dip which was extremely cheesy and creamy but not overpoweringly so. An excellent appetizer, I must say.\n\nNext was the entree. I ordered the blackened mahi. It was topped with crab meat and tomato creole. Didn't really taste much of the creole sauce but the crab meat was pretty good. The mahi itself was kinda bland and didn't have much flavor. A friend ordered the citrus-glazed soy salmon or something and I had a bite of that and it was pretty good! But on the side, the honey-roasted carrots were super awesome. They were soft, gooey but not mashed gooey, sweet, and just very flavorfull.\n\nAnd finally dessert, the white chocolate brownie was quite good. Complex in its design and presentation but simple in its taste. But sometimes, simplicity tastes excellent! What we have is essentially a brownie topped with a scoop of vanilla ice cream and ribbon-like shavings of white chocolate. Can't go wrong with that, yeah?\n\nSo in the end, I'd give this place a 3.5 stars. The food, while good, wasn't spectacular and my mahi was kinda bland. But the dessert and the decor made up for it and it's a neat little place to take a lady out on a date to. Yay!
__label__4 This is my favorite sushi joint!  The atmosphere is relaxed and fun.  Sitting at the sushi bar, there is always something new.  You might even get a free surprise from one of the chefs.  Yum!  They have a \"frequent buyer\" program, and when you turn in your little Sumo card after you eat they will give you a credit on it.  When my credit gets high enough I turn it in for a meal on the house!  Free food-what could be better? The plum wine is sweet and the fish is fresh.  Even green tea mochi to finish the meal.  This is top-notch stuff!
__label__2 I went here twice for the time I have been in Las Vegas.  The first time, it was pretty good, Service was nice and fast, the food came out at a good pace, everything tasted pretty good.  The second however, I was not a fan at all.  There was one other table that was seated so I assumed things would come out at a steady time.  Boy was I wrong.  On my second visit everything was the complete opposite, and I wanted a nice bowl of ramen.  Please do not get it here, it is actually the instant ramen stuff, which made me so sad.  I feel like i should go in one more time to see how it is, but after the last visit I dont plan to anytime soon.
__label__1 I give this place 2 stars only because the waitress was very annoying, she was walking back n forth and all around us talking very loud. Even when approaching us to ask questions when no one but another couple was in the restaurant she was very loud. I could not enjoy my lunch on my day off from work when all I wanted to do is go out to eat and relax. The chef that served us was very nice, friendly, and I enjoyed his service. I do want to come back because the sushi was great but service like that is not pleasant.
__label__0 No thank you. I don't like sounding like a snob or suggest that it is not possible to run a successful Japanese restaurant if you are not Japanese, but this place is horrible.  These folks aren't Japanese and their inexperience with the food shows.  The sushi rolls are very sloppy and loosely rolled, the crab is not crab, but Krab... Fake for sure.   The worst was the yakitori. Don't bother, because it is really a teriyaki shishkabob with broccoli and squash. The meat was over marinated and under cooked.   Run away and don't look back, there are plenty of authentic places around that don't cost any more than this place and will give you real Japanese food. The only thing Japanese about the place is the beer.  Very disappointed and won't bother a second time.
__label__2 One of the ol' school sushi joints in Vegas, these guys are doing an OK job. I was told by one of the owners that they were the originators of what is known as \"Las Vegas sushi\" I can neither confirm nor deny this claim.\n\nCame here with a bunch of peoples who were on the lookout for some AYCE sushi. After we came in, we were shown to our seats in which they used banquet chairs. The tables are a little smallish for 4 peoples but we were able to squeeze in. I had to hold my breath.\n\nNow off to the AYCE. Everything was good, some standouts include the tuna karai, the coconut shrimp which tasted like TGIFridays version, and salmon kama.\n\nOne thing though the service was inconsistent. Sometimes they were thoughtful, other times, I had to flag down a server several times to refill our water.\n\nAnother note, the portion size was a little bit too big for AYCE. Normally, I complain when a business is too stingy. But for AYCE, I wish they were smaller so that I could of had a chance to try the nigiri, and other rolls. \n\nI would come back here as a fallback in case bluefin was too packed. But it is what it is, so next time take care of yourself.. And each other.
__label__0 This place is terrible with the blandest of the bland pad thai. My husband and I checked out the place since we work and live in downtown and were looking for a good neighborhood restaurant. When we walked in, we should have been clued in immediately when we noticed the entire place was empty and it was during prime lunch hours.  Our suspicions were confirmed when two platefuls of pale looking noodles with nothing else but pale looking noodles stared back at our disappointed pale noodle hating faces. Never again, peddlers of bland noodles. How you stay in business is as much as a mystery as the Bermuda triangles.
__label__2 We're all clear that wanting to like something is not the same as liking it, right?  Well, I want to love this place.  It's the closest non-take out Chinese food place to my house so I was completely ready to make this \"My Chinese Restaurant\".  Unfortunately it doesn't quite live up to the hype.  \n\nIt is all good.  It's fine.  Some parts better than others.  Entrees are in the $8 range for chicken/beef dishes, in the $16 range for seafood and they offer a few specialty dishes up to the early $20's.  They have a decent section of vegetarian things as well, but less than you might expect at a Chinese restaurant.  There was more \"sweet\" in the sesame chicken than in the Orange chicken - and they looked far too much like the same thing.  \n\nThe interior is kinda cool with funky lamps, window hangings and lots of bamboo.  For a spot that size the bar, where you can also sit and eat, is a bit too big for me - but just because those 2 big screen tv's are pointing out to the rest of the restaurant so we can't help but be reminded it's there.\n\nThe service?  Not so bueno.  I've been there 3 times and once it was good, but not great.  The other times have been pretty off each time.  \n\nI read a great review about the place by a professional reviewer claiming that it was similar to San Francisco Chinese food fare.  I'm guessing he's wrong, but I wanted to put it out here for other folks to see. http://www.somonews.com/article.cfm?articleID=242  I'd love to hear what you Bay area transplants have to say...
__label__1 The lunch meals are great. I did have a bad experience with the egg foo young... I could not eat it at all.
__label__0 Worst big city paper I've ever read.\n\nJust about everything printed is verbatim from the wires.\n\nThe entertainment writers/critics SUCK, and all with a right wing lean.  Yuck.  Well worth it to get the New York Times delivered.
__label__0 Thumbs down AZ Republic. \n\nYou wrote a horrible article (my 5 year old could have done better,) missed every main point possible, used my name throughout your stupid article, then allowed every no-life jerk to post horrible comments about me! \n\nI HATE YOU AZ REPUBLIC! I hope all your newspapers spontaneously combust and burns your building to the ground. \n\nBut, that wont have to happen, because your newspaper is going downhill and going fast. Hopefully, you will be bankrupt within the next year. \n\nIf I want to see bad reporting I'll get a free New Times. At least they have the decency to throw in some humor with their crap fest called journalism.\n\nP.S.- how many times do I have to tell you to stop calling me?!?  I don't want to subscribe to your stupid newspaper- even if you do give me a gift certificate to Target!
__label__0 I read so many of these posts before posting my comments and normally I would say it's shocking to see so many comments with exactly the same issues.  The issues being delivery, accounting and customer service. However, the Arizona Republic has proved itself to be simply one of the worst companies I have had the displeasure of doing business with.  I have had delivery issues for years and have complained, gone to supervisors, etc. and all to no avail.  Watch out when they say they are going to credit your account...it virtually never happens.  I have been a subscriber for nearly 30 years and they could care less if you cancel.  They simply do not address your issues, have attitude and yes folks..they have a tendency to lie like rugs.  Delivery is extremely unreliable and customer service is merely a bad joke. If you want this \"fish wrapper\" I recommend going out and buying it.  That way you don't have to deal with what they laughingly refer to as \"customer service\".  Perhaps this is just the last gasp of a dying media and they don't seem too inclined to hold onto their customers.  Management does absolutely nothing. Simply the worst...the absolute worst.
__label__0 I use to love this place, would come here all the time!! \nthe last time i went there  tho was na totally bad experiance \ni was pregnant at the time and was planning on doing my nails with my mom and sister as well, well due to my pregnancy i needed to use the restroom so as soon as i walked in i went to the nearest girl and ask her if i could use the restroom. The girl told me that i had to do my nails or purchase something in order for her to let me use the restroom!! well agreeing to do my nails she then let me use their not-soclean restroom!! well i was furioused and walked out as soon as i was done lol wtf i dont know if these chineese ppl know their rights but a pregnant woman has the right to use any restroom otherwise they could press charges!!
__label__0 This restaurant gave me a lovely case of food poisoning.  Need I say more?
__label__2 came here for a late breakfast today with the parents. the service was really slow for not being crowded. it scared me a little bit to be honest. everyone was friendly though so that did make the slow service a little better. my dad ordered some coffee and it took quite a while to get to the table after our water. hopefully they were making him a fresh pot! i ordered the cowboy benedict and it was alright. nothing i would make a trip for, but something i might order again. the cowboy bacon on it was really salty though so it threw off the taste. luckly it was not smothered in sauce though. extra points there. i hate my egg benedicts smothered. the potatoes that came with is were really good though. i loved the seasoning. the best part of the entire meal though was sharing there homemade donuts. oh my watering mouth. they were donut holes covered in cinnamon sugar with a side of caramel dipping sauce. we ordered some for $4.95 to share and so glad we did. i would def come back just for those.\nall in all it was okay. the service was nice when they did actually come around and the food was okay. the dessert was the best part though. yums!
__label__1 wolfgang puck is to food like jenny craig is to dieting. everyone knows him. this is the first time i've eaten at one of his restaurants and i was sadly disappointed. the presentation was nice and the service was friendly. (i couldn't tell if the waiter was flirting or just trying to give us helpful hints on the hot spots in vegas.) BUT the food was... fine. \n\nthe menu didn't have any stand-out dishes. it was all pretty standard fare, with very few bells and whistles. i ordered the chicken milanese which was pretty much fried chicken breast. eh. our app was steak skewers which were fine, but again... for a chef as well known as puck, i would've expected mouth-watering food.\n\ni would give this place a 3, but with the high expectations and the low delivery, it only receives a 2.
__label__2 Delicious food, but I must've been missing something about this place. It was okay, and I didn't mind the noise coming from being in the middle of the casino. We were seated promptly despite not having a reservation during the lunch hour. The menu is small (one page worth of food) but varied. I ended up getting the prime steak panini and potato salad. Great mix of flavors with the panini and barbeque sauce dip (with a hint of horseradish). The potato salad was probably one of the best I've had...it wasn't too sour and had just enough mayonnaise to keep it rich. \n\nUnfortunately what brought this rating down for me was the service. Slow service. It took a while to get our check, and even longer to get back my credit card. I think I only saw the server once after my food came.
__label__3 we came here for dinner right before we went to watch Ka. i ordered a pomegranate mojito and the eggplant calzone (i had a craving for calzone once i saw it on the menu).  Steph C. ordered the salmon and white wine.. my other friend brian ordered the crispy chicken and drake ordered the organic chicken.. \n\nSteph and Drake seemed to love their dish.. Drake deemed his dish the epitome of the phrase.. \"winner winner chicken dinner\" hahaha however, my dish was just alright.. I think there was wayyyyyyy too much cheese and not enough eggplant.. =( \n\ni really wanted to love this place because drake and steph thought it was soo good.. i really liked brian's crispy chicken tho.. but i did love love LOVE the pomegranate mojito  i gave it 4 stars because my friends loved it so much and it was great seeing them happy haha im corny. yea so?
__label__2 This is actually close to the last celebrity chef restaurant I would consider going to in Vegas (the last being Emeril's, I think.) I went because it was planned for me, and I was pleasantly surprised.\n\nThe food and atmosphere was pretty great, and the entire group I was with gave their cocktails a big thumbs up. I particularly liked the prosciutto and burrata salad. The duck on someone else's plate looked quite tempting and well-prepared, and the spinach I snagged off of someone's plate was some of the best I have had in a restaurant.
__label__3 Wonderful service, excellent food!\n\nI ate here as a business traveller, alone, but instead of being ignored or rushed by the wait staff (a common problem), I had excellent service.   The meal was very well timed, and it was probably the most relaxing enjoyable meal I have had in a while.\n\nI had the Pink Lady apple and fennel salad, and the Kobe beef with chimichurri sauce.   The roasted potatoes were exceptionally crisp and flavorful, and the steak was perfect.    The only low spot of the evening was the cabernet that I had with dinner, which was OK but not worth the $14 per glass.   They should expand their wine list...
__label__2 I won some party tixs to Studio 54 and my friends and I decided to grab a quick bite here before heading there. I truly have mixed emotions about this place.\n\nFirst off,  I ordered a pizza and the pizza was HUGE and it was sooo delicious! I could only eat half and was sad to not be able to bring home the other half since we didn't have a fridge in our hotel room. What a waste! I hate wasting food! I should have totally shared. The prices of the pizza was around $15 but it's pretty darn big and yummy. WAY better than CPK which is roughly around the same price and yet a tad smaller.\n\nBut the worst thing about this place is its service! We waited a long long time until they finally took our order and waited over 40 minutes until our food was finally cooked. It was an insane amount of time. This was on a Tuesday night! It wasn't even a weekend but I guess they were still busy. But I still personally feel waiting nearly an hour is just absurd and retarded. They did take one of our meals off because we complained but it was just the $8 soup taken out. They should have given us 50% off the whole bill since we waited so very long.\n\nSo next time you come here. Share the pizza and enjoy it! It's delicious and I might come back just for that but as long as you know the service can possibly suck, just either accept it or don't come here at all.
__label__3 Attentive service, clean location, comfy/relaxing ambiance, nice decor & an open view to the casino. My gfs & I had a great lunch experience here.  The server had our even splitted our entrees for us :) \n\n~*~Pink Lady Apple & D'Anjou Pear Salad, Blue Cheese, Golden\n      Raisins, Fennel, Sherry Vinaigrette\n       - - This salad was absolutely DEEELICIOUS!! I have to say in my \n            years of salad eating this is seriously the BEST salad!\n\n~*~ Butter Lettuce \"Caesar Salad\", Humboldt Fog Cheese, Garlic\n       Croutons, White Anchovies \n       - - My gf loved her salad. It definitely was good but I say mine was\n            much yummier\n\n~*~ Marinated Leg of Lamb, Tomato, Shaved Fennel, Cilantro-Mint Raita,\n        House Made Pita, Couscous\n         - - The lamb was cooked just right & was a pretty darn good pita! \n\n~*~ Sangria\n        - - was ok & too much ice/fruits\n\nO.M.G.!  This place serves Banoffee pie!! arghhh~!  Such a shame I didn't know & didn't try it. Found out when I returned to cali & checked out the menu again. Grrr... =P   The 1st I had this DEEELICIOUS dessert was in UK & never did I find it here in being served in Cali. Besides Eton Mess (another yummy English dessert) it is my all time favorite sweets to eat! \n\nI'll have to come back here to have me some of that banofee pie!!  Oooh & must try their Raspberry Chocolate Chip Souffle - sounds sooo yummie~ :D
__label__3 This cool spot is conveniently located at the MGM Grand if you need a quick break from some slots.  The food was way better than I expected.  I tried the pork belly sandwich and caesar salad and was really impressed.  Both of these dishes are really, really awesome.  I tried the pizza with all the meat lover's fixings and it was extremely tasty but not as crispy as I would have expected (as a native Bronxite, I'm understandably biased).  Overall, I highly recommend this joint!
__label__1 Puck Bar & Grill AKA You can get better prices for the same kind of food, (but you're drunk and in Vegas, how would one know the difference?)\n\nUnfortunately, the MGM restaurant scenario is starting to require you to win some money at craps or Blackjack, so that you can afford their dinners. This place is nice and the least expensive between the restaurants of the hotel. However, I don't think it's anything that special. The food is good and cooked well, but $25 for a plate of pasta feels a bit much, don't you think? The service was good and the decor is nice as well. But you turn the eyes and you're still next to a gambling table...I can't really make up my mind on this place. It's average...I would call it an upscale version of a Cheesecake Factory with some better cooking!
__label__2 Meh, expected more from a such a well known name, then again I doubt how much influence Wolfgang Puck himself has in this place. Location is actually horrible, it's an open layout overlook the Cirque Ka theatre (which filled up quickly) and the smell of smoke from the nearby casino nearly made me lose my appetite. Food itself was so-so. For appetizer we ordered the crispy fried calamari, pretty good although I would have preferred marinara over the lemon aioli. For entree I ordred the white pizza with chicken, spinach, garlic and feta. Pizza is large enough for 2 people to share, I barely ate half and boxed the rest. Once again, alright but nothing to brag about. Husband ordered the grilled salmon, once again nothing special. Which is my ultimate conclusion about this place, alright food, nothing special. With the plethora of options in Vegas and on the strip, I would pass on this one unless you are looking for something convenient and moderately priced. Side note, right across from this restaurant is Joel Robuchon, a 5 star (and extremely price) French place. What a dichotomy of choices !
__label__4 Having experienced terrible service and food at a fairly expensive restaurant during a previous visit, my group decided to find something well-recommended and decently priced. Also, celebrity chef restaurants were brought up, and because Wolfgang Puck's Bar and Grill was right by KA, it won!\n\nWe were seated in a fairly short amount of time [it was a bit after 9pm on Sunday, but still busy]. The decor was interesting [plaid ceilings and floral glass \"walls\"]. The restaurant is on a platform overlooking the waiting area for KA and was right near the MGM casino. My friend noticed after dinner that there were a ton of servers, but only one female server which was quite the opposite of... everywhere! \n\nThe waiter seemed very jazzed about dinner and explaining everything, and we were worried when he didn't write anything down, but he was awesome! Braden was nice, funny, got everything right, and he was great about checking in with us. Our water glasses were always full, and our food was amazing! There were multiple people who did the water, drinks, and food serving [they did bring out the food to the wrong people, but they got the orders right so what does it matter?].\n\nMy mouth was watering just reading the menu, but I wasn't feeling great so I thought I'd pick smaller options--hah! I got Mac'n Cheese and Roasted Cauliflower. The Mac'n Cheese wasn't anything amazing, but it tasted pretty good with the cauliflower in it. Two people at the table got the lasagna, which tasted like regular lasagna, but it did have a nice presentation. My sister got the gourmet burger. It was $25 and SO worth it! She asked for medium, and it was pretty pink and soooo flavorful! It came with thinly sliced and fanned avocado, all the fixings, and incredibly tasty fries. I believe my boyfriend got the Italian sausage pizza with goat cheese, and that was also super tasty and a decent size. \n\nThe only complaint we really had was that the ginger lime iced tea did not taste at all gingery. We agreed that this place was pretty great, and if we're ever in Vegas again we'll have to try one of Puck's other restaurants! \n\nLast bit--they had quite a large group in there at several long tables, so they can accommodate big groups!
__label__4 We were looking for a nice place to eat before a concert and I'm so glad this was suggested. It was a great bargain for the excellent food and service. Four of us shared 4 dishes which were all excellent. I ordered the shrimp fra diavolo served over polenta, the balance of creamy texture and spice was amazing. The rigatoni with sausage was comfort food perfected. I didn't try the steak skewers, but my friends that had it, loved them. The last dish we had was a pizza with prosciutto, feta, basil and olives. It was rich, but delicious. The service was friendly and efficient.
__label__3 I came here as I was stuck at MGM until my flight. It's strategically located across from the KA theater. It must be really busy around show time.\n\nI came around 3pm and the restaurant was busier than most. I was surprised!\n\nI ordered the BLT, which was delicious. I'm a really big fan of maple glazed bacon, so I had to try the maple glazed pork belly, and I am so glad that I did. The maple glazed pork belly was AMAZING in terms of flavor. The pork belly itself wasn't melt-in-your-mouth orgasmic tasting but it definitely met expectations. I also like how they mashed up the avocados so it was more like an avocado spread rather than slices. It helps spread the avocados into each bite!\n\nI'd come back for the BLT.
__label__4 Amazing food! Have been here twice. Very intimate setting, good service & great food. \nGarlic & spinach Nan was so yummy! So is the chicken tiki masala.
__label__1 Went here for Mother's day since it was close to home and we were craving Indian.  I've had Indian food all over Vegas and this was one of the worst experiences.  I really wanted to like the place as I love to support local mom and pop establishments but this was quite disappointing.  We ordered the chicken korma, lamb vindaloo, veggie samosa and some garlic naan.  The chicken korma tasted off and was really oily.  The lamb vindaloo also did not taste like other vindaloos we've had, this tasted a little too tangy.  The garlic naan tasted like it was reheated in a microwave so it got hard and chewy once it cooled down.  The only saving grace was the vegetable samosa, which was filled with potatoes and peas and had good flavor.\n\nI wish I could say that I'd try this place again, but I think I'll just drive further and go to the Mint or India Palace for better indian food.
__label__1 While I love the idea of neighborhood restaurants, this one did not live up to my expectations.   I thought the food was fair to good, but not exceptional.  Both food and the drinks were a little pricey, and my mixed drink seemed to be a tad short on alcohol. The worst was the service however.  The best I could say for our server was that he was disinterested. Never outright rude, but clearly thinking there was a better place he could be at that moment.  This place was certainly NOT worth a 40 minute wait in the middle of the week, even if it is walking distance from our starting point in Point Breeze.
__label__3 A really great little restaurant in residential Pittsburgh. What I like most about this spot is that it's so versatile. It's great for weekend brunch, it's great for an afternoon glass of beer or wine, it's great for groups, at night it's even a great spot for a date. The only negative is the insane wait times, but they can't really help it if they are popular and successful, can they?\n\nThe menu is belgian-inspired Mediterranean and a bit of all-over-the-world light fare fusion. Which is a really neat concept. The prices are down-to-earth, and the food itself is generally delicious, although nothing really stands out as exceptional. Of course, they hit my soft spot, and carry good belgian (and german) beers on tap. The people alongside me at the bar seemed impressed with the wine selection too. \n\nOverall, Point Brugge Cafe doesn't bring the rustic, old-europe feel of Brugge to Pittsburgh. But it does bring Brugge's modernity and lack of pretentiousness to a town that's obviously eating it up. Literally and figuratively.
__label__3 hype is only slightly overwrought. I went on a thursday at 9pm and didn't wait for a second to sit. The server was polite and helpful. The beer selection was absolutely phenomenal. the moules frites were good not great. perhaps I'm too much of a neophyte to pittsburgh to make that judgement but on the basis of all the different mussels and fries I've had, these are not the earth shattering life changer that everyone is raving about. That said, what a phenomenal beer list...
__label__3 This restaurant is very good and has a great dining area.  They have a good selection of beers and solid Belgian menu.\n\nThey didn't seem to have all their beers in stock when I was here, disappointing.  The mussels and fries were phenomenal.    I had the white wine sauce, which was good and the mayonnaise with the fries pairs very well.  Their dessert, not so much.  Half of the pastry hadn't been fully cooked.  I don't believe the menu is over priced, but fair for what you are getting.
__label__4 The moules frites is the best  hands down. Great ambiance.
__label__4 My first meal in Pittsburgh, before I even lived here, when I just thought I might, was at Point Brugge; I had the mussels in white wine cream sauce and frites, with a lovely Belgian tripel.  Two years later, Point Brugge is still wonderful, and I still get the mussels almost every time I go - and every time I go, I think I should go more often. \n\nThere are lots of people who say that the quintessential Pittsburgh experience is dinner with a view at one of the restaurants on Mount Washington, but I think it might be a great meal at a neighborhood restaurant in a city made of neighborhoods (where you could get the steak frites or the carbonnade flamande with a nice glass of red or even the Route 8 Mule, full of big ginger flavor and rum as a farewell to summer). Sit out on the patio and watch people go by, and when the waitress asks if you have room for dessert, say no.  Instead, take Boulevard of the Allies to the Liberty Bridge, turn right and head up to St. Mary of the Mount on Mount Washington - there's parking across the street and an incredible view of a city that sparkles after dark. You'll have one of the best meals in Pittsburgh and the view to go with it.
__label__1 I don't get it. \n\nAfter 2 visits, all I can say is Point Brugge completes the triumphant of \"Restaurants That Start With The Letter \"P\"' that Pittsburghers inexplicably revere and line-up for. Pamela's and Primanti's being the other two. \n\nMy brunch cassoulet was an over-priced and over-cooked combination of white beans, duck confit, and soggy bread crumb topping. Seemingly void of the bacon and sausage described in the menu. As well as any French bread for mopping up the bowl. \n\nFor the portion size, paying about 1/3 less may have been acceptable.\n\nI don't even recall what I had on my first visit, but clearly it wasn't anything memorable.\n\nAtmosphere-wise, not my thing either - too loud. \n\nTables aren't cramped too tightly together at least. Service is generally friendly and genuine. \n\nThink I'll stick to brunch at home....
__label__3 Always a great meal. The food is out of this world. One of my fave places in the East End.
__label__1 I appreciate they have a large variety of vegetarian fares. In addition to normal bean filling; they have spinach, avocado and mushroom as options. The prices are cheap -- even cheaper if you order off the ala carte menu. Sometimes when you go at night, the servers can be hard to catch. The food is OK. I'm not a huge fan of the salsa/chips. I like the spiciness of the salsa but the chips usually seem quite salty. Despite all this, I still go here from time to time because it is quite cheap, dependable and open late.
__label__1 We had a second gift certificate to use, so we went back, for lunch this time and stuck to the mainstream of the menu with a pork chimichanga and a pork burrito, both of which were enormous and pretty good.
__label__0 I am constantly on the search for great Mexican in the Madison area and I was needless to say based off my 1 star, a little let down. \nNothing special that I could put my finger on with this hole in the wall.\n\nI ordered my usual, hoping for a great steak taco topped with some true Mexican cheese, and I was given something nothing close to what I wanted. \nEl Pastor, you are claiming to be authentic Mexican right? Why are you not using authentic Mexican cheese and spices? Unacceptable.\nNot to mention, the steak sucked. Not flavored at all. Straight up tasted like it had been cooked hours before serving. What are you trying to pull here? There were like 3 other people seated and it was 2pm on a Saturday. Take the time and grill me up some fresh steak. Not cool. \n\nI don't even know if I should start with the mess of beans and horrible rice thrown on my plate. Seriously, take some time and make it look nice. But I guess if it ends up tasting like it did (horrible), it might as well look the part too.\n\nOverpriced \"want to be Mexican food\" is what I call this. \n\nI was told by a work friend that this place was pure Mexican food heaven, and now I have to look this person in the face and say, \"Your taste in Mexican food sucks\". \nThanks El Pastor, you have made a soon to be awkward moment for me!
__label__3 This is our \"go-to\" place for Mexican. Best taste and by far most authentic around. If you don't like real Mexican food feel free to stop at the taco bell next door.
__label__2 Dont let the crowd or lack of crowd throw you off they Always serve delicious food as if as you are one of the family, classic food done right.
__label__3 Phenomenally clean and the staff is beyond helpful.  They pierced my tongue a few months ago, it wasn't cheap but I really would not go elsewhere to have big needles driven through my tongue!
__label__4 The piercer Kat was awesome and Effie aka stef at the front rocked and recommended some good tattoo places! Great people really quick service and great everything and affordable!
__label__3 One of the most frustrating layouts of a restaurant I've ever been to. Two \"front\" doors, bathrooms placed too far away from the bar and the dining area, strange patio layout.\n\nFOOD: Possibly the best French onion soup I've had in Phoenix. The burger wasn't earth shattering, but was good.
__label__2 Yes, it's a chain, but we decided to check it out since there aren't any locations in PA or NJ. Stopped here for a late dinner since it was close to our hotel. This place has a huge selection of draft beers. It's a great way to try new beers and included some beers we don't usually see offered back home. I was a fan of the two different Four Peaks beers I tried.\n\nWe arrived a few minutes before 10PM and took our server's advice to wait til then for the late night HH to start. Included in the HH were drink specials and selected 1/2 price appetizers. We ordered a bunch of things to split- hot & spicy edamame, turkey club, pepperoni & mushroom pizza (HH special), and boneless buffalo wings (HH special). The food was good, but pretty standard.
__label__2 Before the population in the valley exploded this was probably a very good place to go check flicks.  Not that it isn't still, but the ambient light from the city makes any dark scenes in movies look way too washed out, sometimes making it difficult to see what is going on.  It would probably be better suited for comedies or animated movies, action flicks not so much.\nNow the good--  Nothing like being able to bring a pizza or a cooler of ice cold...ahh...sodas to the movies.  I will definitely be back after the weather cools back down for some late night movie and tailgating action.
__label__3 A sweet little self-sustained palace of fun off the strip, I maybe don't hate that we're having a meeting here next year.  The design of the place is gorgeous and very fun, and it's just not quite so VEGAS-y as the rest of the strip.  I understand that this is more of a \"locals\" casino.  But with a spa, a movie theatre, a bowling alley, and plenty of dining, drinking and dancing options (even a wee tiny bit of overpriced shopping), I don't know what else you could want.  I mean if you had to be stranded in a hotel for a week, I'd recommend Red Rock where you most likely wouldn't have time to get bored.  \n** update **\nThe rooms are fab and those suites?!  Crazy.  From \"ooh nice\" to \"WOW, really?\" to \"OMFG, you have got to be kidding me\" - both in price and design (someone please bring me to stay a week in the two bedroom ones that have their own little patio deck with hot tub, mini cabana, bar, etc. - I promise to love you forever; oh and since we're here anyway spending crazy amounts of money - maybe we can rent out one of the private bowling alleys, kthx.).  The pool area was great too, and everything is laid out so well so it's aesthetically pleasing from just about every angle (see the rooms that look down onto the pool as an example, or the view of Red Rock at sunset in the reflection of the glass in the meeting space).  If I could afford it, I would definitely stay here.
__label__2 i had alot of fun last time i went there thier lounge room with the dance floor was cool and the security at the casino were frendly i enjoyed myself.
__label__3 Great locals casino.  I think this is where they filmed 21.  Anyway, craps tables here are really good.  The circle bar is ok, you get a lot of cougars that come through.  It's about 15 mins off the strip and you get your money's worth.  Rooms are great, very modernized which is always a plus.  Pool area is very nice, my ex-roommate used to be a bartender here.  The good thing about it is that at times, it's a great place to come and chill when you're not in the mood to run on the strip since it's very laid back.  Everyone comes here for their massive Bingo Room or if they want to go bowling.  The theatre here is also really good but stay away on weekends as it overpopulates with a mass amount of local teenie boppers and high school kids loitering, but security does a good job to kick them out past 10.\n\nIt's right across the street from a small shopping center (Best Buy, Marshalls, Gas stations, COSTCO, etc) which is convenient.  If you like Green Valley casino, you'll definitely love this place as it's under the same ownership/design.
__label__3 Love this casino resort off the strip! Facilities are topnotch! Even have a tv on the bathtub.
__label__4 My favorite thing about the Red Rock is the spa--get your hair cut there by Jean Marc! \n\nWhen I moved to Vegas, I started looking for a great hairdresser.  I struck gold on my first try with Jean Marc at the Red Rock Spa. He took one look at my face and gave me a cut that I swear made me look 5 years younger. Then, when I went in for color, he gave me a balayage--a color treatment similar to highlights. The results were very natural and rich-looking. I'm hooked, and have told all my friends about him. If you live in Vegas, if you visit Vegas, make an appointment with Jean Marc. He doesn't just cut hair. He transforms it into runway perfection!
__label__1 Stayed here recently for a conference. Check-in took forever. Nearly every person in line had a problem, everything from inaccurate quotes from the website, to unexpected room charges to who knows what.\n\nThe rooms are nice, full-wall windows, and bathrooms are absolutely huge. Though not that soundproofed, I could hear all sorts of activity from the hallway.\n\nFor a resort/spa hotel I really expected them to filter the water. Vegas is a desert and  the water here is overly chlorinated, which means it's not that refreshing and very drying to the skin, which only exacerbates the dryness of the desert.\n\nThe food was good and the buffet is a great deal, except for the overpriced Sunday brunch.\n\nThe casino area is nice, though it could use some more smoke-eaters and again, there's the smell of chlorine from the waterworks.\n\nThe acoustics aren't the best, the sound gets totally lost in the registration area. And the wind literally howls through the complex, especially noticable in the meeting rooms with patios, the wind forcing through gaps in the glass doors.\n\nIf you do book a conference here be very aware that nearly anything you'd want is an extra charge, and often ridiculously so (ie $2000/day for wifi per room).\n\nYou can do just about everything here, see a movie, gamble, go bowling, work out, eat at a variety of restaurants. A nice place if you can get a deal on a room, but IMO not worth the full price.
__label__2 Very up-to-date hotel. Pleasant atmosphere. Make sure if you want 3G/4G access in your room that you stay on the west side. Pool has horrible hours IMHO. If you want wifi access, be prepared to spend a fortune.  Drinks at the pool are outrageously priced!  $17 for one drink (includes mandatory tip)
__label__3 This is a pretty nice hotel.  It's located off the strip but I would stay here because of how nice it is.  The doors to the rooms looked like apartment doors.   The rooms here look sexy.  By that I mean the decor was a chocolate brown and it gave the room a romantic vibe to it.  They have a service button you turn on and off when you want maid service for your room.\n\nThey had a nice travel guide for free in the room which I certainly took with me.  It was over 400 pages and I've never seen another hotel offer that.  I wanted to see the pool but by time we got there and finished eating, it was closed.  Boooo maybe next time.
__label__2 This casino is nice, but it's soooo far from the strip unless you plan to stay entirely at this resort it's hardly worth staying.  The amenities are pretty nice though, it's clean and new.  I had a problem with the wireless, the room kept saying I wasn't properly checked in and had to call several technicians who finally said that all the rooms were down and would be fixed in a couple of hours.  The next morning it hadn't been fixed yet and so I asked to move rooms.  Voila!  The other rooms were working.  Otherwise a very nice hotel and resort to stay at, the pool is beautiful and they have some good restaurants.  But if you're planning to go anywhere near the strip, I'd reconsider.
__label__2 The rooms are great. The pool area is nice. My only complaint is a very high resort fee. Almost $28. I wanted to splurge a little and stay at a nice place but the fee made it not worth it.
__label__3 Red rock is a beautiful casino. My friends and I go there for bingo occasionally. They have a huge bingo room with a separate smokers area :) they have a huge table games area too with a lot of popular games like black hack ultimate Texas hold 'em and pai gow :) it has a nice lounge and bar. And a large food court. It has great restaurant inside like Lucille's and don't get me started on Lucille's and their cinnamon biscuits :))) yum that'll be on a review to come :)
__label__4 Red Rock is a beautiful casino/hotel option located outside of the strip. I often compare it to the M Resort, as it maintains a high level of cleanliness and customer service. There are a few very good restaurants located in the casino, as well as a bowling alley and a movie theater. The pool area is very nice, and the rooms are beautiful. Another bonus ... Red Rock Canyon is a hop, skip and a jump away. Great sightseeing if you didn't come here to black out the entire time.
__label__1 Man. We had such a weird stay at this place. My husband's family is local and we were looking for a nearby resort to stay at for visits. We are skeptical as to whether we found it at Red Rock. \nThe pros are the staff. A lil' shout out to Ronnie who took care of us when no one else seemed able. Also, Britney at the pool really tried to get us our food, against all odds; we appreciated that. \nFRIDAY, 8/29: So, let's start with check-in. When I got to our room the CD player was broken and there was an old, half used bottle of lotion left by the bed. Nasty. So, I called the front desk. I wish I remembered the name of the manager who \"helped\" me. I think her name began with an \"s\", she was around 5'2\" with long dark brown hair. She sucked. \nHer first question was short, \"Well, what do you want us to do?\" First, I'd like you to stop being a bitch. Barring that, could I please have a new room? She offered to send someone up to clean the room again and to look at our CD player. If I wanted to wait around for housekeeping and a maintenance man, I would have hung out with my landlord for the weekend. It was 8:30, I just wanted to settle in for a few minutes, shower, and pick up my husband at the airport. \nI asked for a room change, which really seemed to put her out. And when I added that our room was overlooking a parking garage and was there any way we could have a better view. she cut me off numerous times, assuming she had some idea of what I was going to say. We didn't care if we were looking at the pool or Red Rock--I was perfectly happy to look at the strip, I just preferred not to look at Level 4 of the East Garage. \nLong story short: We were eventually moved and got a better room, but not before the the manager unloaded her obvious stress on me at the start of my \"relaxing\" weekend. I really wish I remembered her name. She was working Friday, August 29 at 8:30 pm. That's all I've got. \nSATURDAY, 8/30: On to Saturday. We get a couple's spa massage package. When my massage therapist calls my name, she followed through by snapping her fingers, saying in a chirpy voice, \"We are just trucking through these!\" That is NOT the first thing I want to hear before a massage. You're going to TRUCK through my hour of relaxation??? And truck she did. She was *fine*, (good pressure, adequate technique. Didn't really listen to my specific requests though)   but about 10 minutes before the end of my massage she says, \"I'll be right back!\" Is gone for two literal minutes (a long time in paid massage time), comes back and gives me the roughest head massage to finish. Seriously, I've had noogies from my brother that were more relaxing. The kicker is that she took two minutes out of my massage to deal with \"maintenance issues\", but didn't give me two more minutes at the end. \nWhatever. I headed back to the spa, with a plan to relax in the jacuzzi only to find a layer of blackened scum floating on the top. Gross. \nWe head back up to our hotel room with a plan to hang out in our room tub and drink some bourbon. \nWhen we get back, we realize housekeeping hadn't refreshed our glasses, so we call down for clean glasses and an extra robe. An hour passes... we call down again. 30 minutes pass... we call again. 20 minutes pass and we get our requests--finally learning that they had asked housekeeping to bring us our stuff. She had been cleaning other rooms. \nSUNDAY, 8/31. We go out for breakfast. Come back. Our room is cleaned... and our housekeeper had respectfully chosen to leave our dirty bourbon glasses from Friday and Saturday there for us. Apparently she thought we were taking up a collection. \nMONDAY, 9/1: Our last day. Housekeeping comes knocking at 8 am. We hear the room key and have to wake up after a VERY LATE night, to turn the paddle lock. Pass out. 8:45, housekeeping is back. Granted, there is a DND button by the door, so it was partially our fault. But... 8 am? We're checking out in three hours.\nWe decide to spend our last few hours hanging out by the pool. When we get there we want to order breakfast by the pool. Only \"today only\" they don't start serving until 10. Totally fine, but it seems like a bad call on management's part. It's a long weekend. A very busy long weekend. This is generally the last day of people's stay. Why would you make brunch an hour later? \nAnyway, not a bad weekend overall but, as you can see, there were quite a few glitches here and there. Also, the staff at the Red Rock were consistently helpful and pleasant (except for that stupid bitch manager... Friday, Aug. 29 @ 8:30 p.m. HATE HER)--so that's a plus. This place is fine, but it's not anything more than that. It's a shame because we live in LA and since my husband's family lives in Summerlin, we were looking for some place close to stay during our regular visits. Sadly, we may have to continue on with our search.
__label__0 So far it's been a very bad experience and the hotel Manager Jonathan made it even worse.  We paid using points which doesn't seem to go over well here.  We booked a room with 2 double beds, but were told at check in that all they had available was a king bed.  We proceeded to our room and walked in the door and were floored by how bad it reeked of smoke.\n\nWe called the front desk and after wating 15 minutes, we asked for a Manager.  One of the rudest persons I've spoken to in the Service Industry (the Manager's name was 'Jonathan') told us that because we used points, we can't ask for a specific type of room.  He also told us that the smoking floor was the 19th floor and we were on the 11th, so it wasn't the hotel's fault if someone smoked in that room.  He basically told us to screw off and hung up.\n\nWe then tried to leave the hotel, but they couldn't or wouldn't reimburse the points we used so we are stuck here.  Nightmare.
__label__2 We stayed at Red Rock Casino Resort & Spa because of the package deal from Travelocity B. found.  It's about 30 minutes from the strip, so if you have a car it's an ok place to stay.  Free parking.\n\nThey charge a $27.99 Resort Fee.  Bogus, nobody swims in the Winter because it's outside and cold and all we got for it was a FREE newspaper every morning.  Stupid.\n\nThey have a Bowling Alley - extra charge.  Spa - extra charge.  Regal movie theater- extra charge.\n\nThere's 2 Starbucks, TBone a fancy looking meat place open for dinner, not sure about lunch.  Grand Cafe - meh food - we had breakfast there one time - Extra charge  $7.95 for a nasty bowl of oatmeal w/ sides like brown sugar, cherries, walnuts.  B. got a SW Special he couldn't finish.  Charged it to the Room.  They wouldn't give us a free dessert - said it was for Dinner only. Bogus.\nFood court - we walked through, nothing good.\n\nB. did drink lots at the bar below the lobby.  He got 1 FREE drink, but he bought maybe 3-4 the whole time.\n\nRoom: huge King size bed, TV, Tub w/ TV, and separate shower.  Separate door for toilet.  2 sinks.  Hair dryer.  Didn't have coffee pot which I really needed!  If something is missing at the snack bar let them know ASAP otherwise they will charge you for it!  Mini bar if something is missing after a few seconds - Charged.\n\nAn ok place to stay.
__label__2 In a strip mall right across the street from the Hard Rock Cafe, this place looks like it's made for locals.  Lots of TV's on the walls and airbrushed walls with stickers, signs, banners, ads for a Ro Sham Bo tournament, it's a lot to take in.  The bar looks good, but we were there for lunch.  The pork tamales were ok but had cheese in the sauce, which was unexpected.  The salad came in one of those big deep fried tortilla bowls, which kinda contradicts the reason to eat a salad, doesn't it?
__label__0 My girlfriend and I went to Paradise on Sunday to watch football thinking it would be really great.  We had read online about the great football specials.  We are Las Vegas locals and we were looking for a little change of scenery for the games and drove 15 miles to get there.  The food was mediocre at best but the 16 oz $4 Bloody Mary came in a small 8 oz hard plastic cup.  The second round came in the correct cups. When we politely questioned the cup size on the first round the bartender, Alan called my girlfriend a liar and said he would do nothing about it.  This is the same guy who earlier switched the game we were watching and then had to be convinced to change it back.   Finally Sean handled it and took the drinks off the bill.  Alan also told a buddy customer  that it was OK to smoke  in the dining area where we were eating when it is clearly marked \"No fumar!\"  Hello, McFly!  some people actually choose to go to a bar because it is No Smoking!  I have no problem with this addicted idiot getting cancer but please do it alone.  The real problem is that the bar staff allowed it and Alan even gave them permission.  Sorry Paradise we are going back to Millers at Town Square.  BTW the waitress, Sue was awesome.  Great service and great attitude despite the rude and arrogant bartender.
__label__2 After an off-site work meeting and with 45 minutes to spare for lunch, this is where I found myself for sit-down Mexican food.  As the rating implies, it's A-OK.  \n\nI ordered the Burrito, Paradise style and an Iced Tea.  You get that for $11.  The burritos are as large as Chipotle and generously stuffed with meat, beans, rice, guac, and sour cream.  It's A-OK.  \n\nIt comes with chips and green salsa on the side.  Those are A-OK. \n\nFor anyone working at UNLV, this is a go-to place for quick Mexican food fare.  They have great happy hour specials and lots of TV's for sports viewing.  They have a nice patio out front.  With a large group of friends looking for good drink specials and something other than fried bar food, this is a good place to go.  Just remember, the food is A-OK.  \n\nThe service was good, no problems there!
__label__0 Terrible host for events. Charge 10$ to get into show. Standing room only. An had to be the worst sound system ever. Used one speaker from a boom box from the 90's that had to of been blown years ago. An the place didn't turn the a/c on. It's Arizona in the summer time, quit being cheap an turn some a/c on for goodness sakes. Place needs to get with it though charging ten dollars for an armature event an not having proper setup for the guest attending. Won't be back here or recommend this place to anyone.
__label__4 My favorite Restaurant in Phoenix by far, I keep searching for better, but who knows why!\n\nDishes that separate Tarbell's from others:\n\n Soups to die for\n Caesar the way it was meant to taste\n Pommes Frites as heavenly as any in Paris or \n                                     Brussels\n Sliders to crave many days after\n Scotch Beef I continue to dream about\n Pan Roasted chicken - I NEVER order chicken in a \n                                     Restaurant, except here\n Mac & Cheese good enough for dessert\n\nIf this isn't FIVE STAR in Phoenix, I can't imagine what is, but I want to go there!
__label__4 One of my favorite restaurants in Phoenix and certainly worthy of the Iron Chef.  The decor is kool, without trying too hard - and the food is absolutely fabulous. \n\nIf you're looking for a full-flavored dish, try the spaghetti and meatballs - they are to die for good.  Made with organic tomatoes and hefty, beefy orbs...delicious.
__label__3 I first experienced Tarbell's back in 2005 and wanted to come back this year to see if it maintained its high quality of food and service. Tarbell's did not disappoint. \n\nTarbell offered a wide selection of wines and we got what we wanted. I had the iron cast steak which was delicious. I think I'd the pork chops back in 2005 and suggested one of my buddies to order it. I was fortunate enough to had a piece at medium rare and it was great! My two other friends had the ribeye and fish and both were up to par. \n\nTarbell's is one of my favorite restaurants in the greater Phoenix area. I will definitely come back here. I also thought the prices were fair. The service was also exceptional. No complaints here.
__label__2 As a foodie, traveling through Phoenix, I was excited to be able to dine at Tarbells. Sadly, my experience did not live up to the billing. As a solo diner, it was obvious I was pegged as a \"turn and burn\". I was quickly served  a tasty olive oil and bread for dipping, however the bread tasted very much like frozen par  baked bread, that had been reheated. I would have expected something a little more refined in such a restaurant. The server, who when I asked about the menu, what she liked, did not tell me about the specials I heard her recite at other tables around me. I ordered the carpaccio which came out in less than 3 minutes. Obviously plated ahead and kept in the fridge with which I have no problem per se, but the chilled meat subtle taste was masked by the very cold what was beautifully marbled beef. Add to that, the overpowering amount of vinaigrette dressing on what looked like pretty arugula and the carpaccio was almost indiscernible. \nOn the server's recommendation I ordered housemade ribbon noodles with homemade chicken fennel sausage, tomato, spinach in a rich buttery broth for my entree. What arrived was a very full bowl of broth that was very very rich with butter and for the first three spoonfuls was luxurious, but way too rich to be able to enjoy it in the quantity served. The fresh noodles that I had to search through the broth were stuck together in one mass under a small pile of canned tomatoes, the accompanying spinach also lost somewhere in the broth. The sausage looked like a breakfast pattie that had been browned on one side and then broken into pieces. Not what I was expecting. The fennel seed was so overpowering I could not eat it all.\nBecause of the reputation and rave on line reviews I will tell myself, maybe I made lesser menu selections and will, when I am in Phoenix later in the year go back and try again. Fingers crossed.
__label__4 One of the best dinners I've had in a while.  Drinks, apps, entrees, and desserts were all exceptional.  Service was as good as you can get.  Went wife and two daughters.  No complaints, only compliments from everybody.  Seated in the dining area but the bar area looked like the place to be, even on a Thursday night.
__label__4 ...\n                    . ,  -  -- -     ,.    \n  . . .       , '         _  _         ',             _\n  | | |     j       /  '          `  \\       t        f   |\n  t   j     f      |                   |     j        t   |\n   T       j        \\               /       t        Y |\n    |          ',       `  -     -'       ,'           |  |\n   U             '   ~  -  -  ~  '                LJ\n\n\nDo you know a place where you can get a home-made hash, served with a home-made spicy ketchup or a home-made habanero sauce, or a home-made chipotle sauce; served with toast, served with a choice of at least 20 home-made jams, with flavors like watermelon, habanero, apple, strawberry, jalapeno, peach?\n\nWell, now you do - it's Hash House (not to ever be confused with the Hash House A-Go-Go chain) To see it is to believe it - so check out the photos link above.\n\n'nuff said. \n\nMust haves:\n\nSuper Hash\nMonte Cristo \nMeatloaf \nStuffed french toast (4 pieces) with cream cheese and topped with fresh made berry compote.
__label__4 The hash was delicious, my bacon and cheese omelets was yummy which I personalized by adding the country gravy on top. Server was a nice older lady but her priorities were definitely on the customers that appeared to be regulars. She brought out a tray full of a variety of homemade jams. We tried the strawberry, cherry and apple butter. YUM! They had 2 flavors of coffee regular and bold, and also offered flavored creamer!! They had vanilla, hazelnut and half and half creamers in the bowl she brought. On our way out I saw the display of the different jams for sale and without question i bought the apple butter. Came in a small mason jar maybe 8 ounces for $8, pretty expensive and I never spend that much on jams so you know it was good :) Apparently the owner Mary was on the tv show chopped the night before which I was unaware about. very cool though, will definitely be back and become a regular with the extra treatment haha
__label__4 Yes this place is absolutely our \"Must Have Breakfast\" spot whenever we are in Vegas!! We always order the Corn Beef Hash, best i've ever had! I must say though, since Yelp, this hole in the wall spot has become extremely popular (or shall I say crowded). The last time we were here, the waitress was a bit overwhelmed with customers however, she did handle it like a champ :)
__label__4 Well... to sum it all up, I will tell you a short story.  My husband and our families went to the FQ Story Home Tour a short while back.  In one of the beautiful homes on the tour we were bombarded with lots and lots of artwork depicting naked men.  Lots of highly detailed sculpted peen to go around.  The owner of that home very clearly got his stuff from EXPOSED.  I guess that isn't surprising considering the name of this fun and eclectic gallery.\n\nWe stopped in one day simply because we were in the area shopping for vintage.  We weren't looking for anything to buy at all, we just wanted to look.  As soon as we walked in our eyes were met with a kaleidoscope of colors in the form of sculpted glass.  You will find lots and lots of that here.  You will also find lots of naked men things.  They even sell penis shaped stones at the counter you pay at! HA!  I'm immature, I know.  Anyway, there are also some incredible sculptures, including one that gets displayed out front, that are made of common tools.  Very creative and beautiful.  If I had the money, I would buy the phoenix/angel looking one out front.  \n\nThe owner of the store is super friendly and helpful.  He asked why were in there and listened to us explain that we wanted local or recycled or hopefully both.  After walking us around and showing us particular pieces, he let us be.  I found these beautiful glass wall pocket things along one of the walls.  They are small pieces of glass with a little pocket formed on the front.  It's large enough to put a single flower in there.  \n\nI really like this place.  Lots of fun an interesting stuff to look at.  The prices are also surprisingly low, especially considering the arm and a leg that some \"artists\" feel they are entitled to charge.
__label__3 Aside from debating the merits of what constitutes a four star vs. a five star review with Bonnie G and Erica O (aka Judith Light from Who's the Boss), or the Carrie Bradshaw-like storytelling from Sarah K., I can't really decide what the highlight of the evening was.  Here are the highlights of the Lost Leaf. \n\n. Great lighting, \n. Awesome hardwood floors, \n. Exposed brickwork everywhere \n. Near-perfect sound level at just the right decibel for the late 20s and 30s Downtown scenester crowd inside.\n. Art created by locals adorns the walls.  \n. Cool little side patio for smokers.\n. Diverse bottled beer selection (perhaps that's to make up for the lack of beers on tap - which is zero.\n. Awkward bar layout - that makes for difficult traffic flow to back half of bar when it's busy.\n\nYes, this is a hybrid bar - art gallery, and I like it a lot, but not enough to warrant a five star rating.  Why?  Something seems a bit lacking here and I'm not sure what it is.  Regardless, this was a great place to hold the first-ever Yelp event.  It's a great space, don't get me wrong, but I can't say enthusiastically it's five star.\n\nHere's a tip:  AVOID on a First Friday.  It's way too packed and not worth waiting in line to see and do.
__label__3 I have renounced my former hatred of this bar.\nYou must go on Sundays and Monday's because Jason the bartender plays (REAL) punk rock and he knows so much about all of the beer choices. Thursdays are great because another bartender plays some hip yet classy jazz music. \nThe beer selections are quirky and unique, a different direction than the sophis neighbor The Roosevelt's elegant beer menu. You must go in there and get the strangest brew you can fathom drinking. It will be cool. Plus, this is my number one pick for the best bar to go sit and chat at. It's a place to sit and talk and hear some kick ass music. \n\nSo, after going a few times, I am convinced, I really like this bar. \nGo ahead, don't let the endless stream of hipsters scare you...
__label__3 I love the Lost Leaf for not ony becuase it's cool and hip, but because I am always made to feel welcome and relaxed - as I am not that cool or hip.  The crowd varies, but I like to go on Sunday night and listen to Jazz.  They have had some great bands there and I like how they prefer the local talent - the artists, the musicians, and the bevies.\n\nThere is no food, which is really sad.  I wish they had packaged food to nosh on, or took the approach that SideBar did wtih the package nosh (hummus and chips, etc.) Too bad.
__label__3 This is the kind of place that makes me wish I lived in the neighborhood, so it could be my neighborhood hang-out. I love everything about it - the building, the art, the music, the drinks, the people - you can't help but feel comfortable here, like someone's letting you into their own home. \n\nOnly wine and beer served here, but what a selection they have. Their beer menu is amazingly extensive and at decent prices too.\n\nOne thing to note is it's small - which I like - but I imagine it can get crowded on weekends or especially on First Fridays (neither of which I have yet to visit during). But when I have been there, the crowd seems just about right. \n\nI really can't say enough good things about this place. I'm just glad it's here in Phoenix.
__label__4 There is, a house on 5th street\nthey call the lost leaf\nand it's been\nthe ruin\nof many, a poor boy\nand god\nI know\nI'm one\nMy brother was a fire fighter\nhe lived right down the street\nmy father wasnt a gamblin man\nhe never went down in new orleans\nnow the only thing a phoenician needs\nis some sun screen and a drink\nand the only time that he or she's satisfied \nis when they're on a drunk\n*organ solo*\noh mother\ntell your children\nnot to do what i have done\nmeet some whore on a first friday\nin the house of the lost leaf\nwell i got one foot on the platform\nthe other foot on the light rail train\nim going back to cen pho\nto wear that ball and chain\nwell there is a house on roosevelt row\nthey call the lost leaf\nand its been\nthe ruin\nof many a poor boy\nand god i know i'm one
__label__4 What an amazing spot! They've got a huge beer selection with some on draft and most in bottles. Where else can you get live music with cheap beer? It is an old converted house and is hard to find. Supposedly they do that on purpose because they don't want to be flooded with people. That really makes no sense since it isn't on a busy street. However, this is probably one of the better spots I've been to in the Phoenix Metro Area.
__label__4 One of my favorite spots in downtown!! Where else can you drop $8 and walk out with 2 nathans hot dogs, 1 deep fried twinkie, 1 deep fried oreo and the 1 football beer!! The pretty ladies in the front either lay you or bead you when you walk in as well. \n\nThe slots are fun if your into getting wasted on drinks and playing pennies or nickels. The cheap food is definitely where its at for me and next door is the cheesy souvenir store as well as the Gultch. \n\nDowntown Las Vegas is where its at!.
__label__1 This is the place that first started serving fried Oreos and Twinkies in Las Vegas. This is also the place that has scantily clad women in front handing out beads. This is a slot machine only type of casino that we walked in and out of because it smelled of the same skanky oil it smelled like when I was last here about 3.5 years ago.
__label__1 Located on Fremont Street, and not far from Golden Nugget. This place probably seen better days. \n\nThe only reason why I go here, is for the cheap Deep Fried Twinkies in Las Vegas. Can't beat the 99 cents deep fried Twinkies. Even though, I know its not really good for me, but got to love the deep fried Twinkies. But, they could probably clean up the deep fry station and better customer service. Really didn't need some one telling me \"Don't forget my tip.\" With that remark, why would I tip you for being some what rude. But I guess 10% of a dollar, is probably all she'll get from me. \n\nBut the place itself, can probably look better, with out the slot machines that doesn't seem to work, time and time again. If the place was just a place to have a deep fried Twinkies and a slushy bar. Then it would be nice. But with the old school slot machines, and not so happy staff. I believe that this could of been a better place with a better review. \n\nIf you're into gambling or putting a quarter in a slot machine, this is not the place to do so, cause you'll probably not get any service or any help, probably in 30-60 minutes later. The slushy drinks and the deep fry station in the back, is probably a good place to get them.
__label__4 Wanna get drunk as a skunk under 5 bucks?? Just sit at a machine over here and play pennies while cocktail waitresses bring you drinks incessantly. The moment you walk in they take your order. I suggest the \"Adios Motherf*ucker\". You'll thank me later.
__label__1 I came here after enjoying a nice dinner at Firefly's. It was just across the street and my boyfriend asked me if I wanted to try some deep fried oreos/twinkies. Of course I jumped at the chance!\n\nWe came into this dinky, run down, old, casino that seemed to be saturated in smoke. Don't get me wrong...sometimes places like this have KILLER munchies. However, this was not the case here. \n\nThere was no line, so we went straight to the front. We still ended up waiting about 10 minutes though because the cashier was on a smoke break while on her cellphone a few feet away.  We just kept looking at her and she didn't seem to care at all. When she finally came over, we ordered deep fried oreos and deep fried twinkies. I swear the two plates came out within one second. I probably should've questioned that, but I was just too excited to try the treats.\n\nWe walked outside and proceeded to take a bite our of our deep fried deliciousness. I guess I was expecting something a little hot, extra sweet, and pretty tasty. I was totally wrong. These deep fried concoctions were COLD, pretty damn dry, and ridiculously oily. There really should be a sign that reads: Deep Fried Dried Nastyness, cuz that's exactly what they were. There was absolutely nothing satisfying about these at all. Dry and cold on the outside with an extra oily, soggy inside. Does that sound appetizing...at all? \n\nMaybe I just came here at the wrong time. Maybe everyone just wanted to take cigarette breaks and not do any work, so they pre-fried everything and waited for people to order them. Who knows? What I do know is that I will never come back here, EVER.
__label__1 Does anyone ever win their drawing? \n\nWhen walking into Mermaids you are offered some wannabe Mardi Gras beads and a ticket to win money in a drawing. Does anyone win? Probably not, but lets check out the inside. \n\nTo sum it up it is a pretty run down casino. My friend gets drinks without having to play a game, so I guess that is a benefit. God knows what disease he picked up for that perk, if you want to call that a perk at all. \n\nWould I go back, no. Will my friend probably drag me here another half dozen times, yes.
__label__1 Look for the shady crackhouse looking place that they turned into a slots only casino. I know Downtown is a step down from the Strip, but this takes the cake.\n\nIf it weren't for Anthony Bordain's feature of the deep fried oreo's this place would get no action. 3 for .99 is pretty impressive. but that takes this place from 1 to 2 stars. \n\nThe crowd and workers here are a joke. Too bad they don't have a take out counter because I'd rather not step foot in this place. Mermaids you suck!
__label__2 Half female half fish women out front? Check.  Free \"bud light\" in plastic solo cups while you play slot machines? Check. Deep fried snack foods such as Twinkies and oreos? check. Slot machines that still dispense coins? check. Mardi gras beads? check. Bathroom like the one at the Greyhound bus station? Check. Super friendly and fun servers? check. The feeling that everyone in here is gambling away their monthly disability payment? check. You know what 7 checks means?\n\n A touchdown! \n\nThis place was great. Just the right amount of seedy fun. \n\nWorth a look if your downtown.
__label__4 I love this place for 1 reason and that is the staff!! I enjoyed going to Mermaids and sitting at the back bar talking to a bartender named Raquel. She was the reason why I came to this place so often. I recently stopped by there and found out she no longer works there and was bummed out. She was super friendly and always served me and my friends with a friendly smile.
__label__4 This is by far my number one go-to place when I'm in Vegas, if only for an hour or two. As of the time of my last visit, this was the only casino I visited where you can still gamble with actual coins! \n\nThere's nothing quite like the thrill of the clattering sound of dozens and dozens of nickels pouring out of a slot machine!
__label__3 Delish...but then again, who doesn't like gelato?\n\nI had the amarena (cherry) and it was quite tasty.  Smooth and creamy, just like I like my men.  :)\n\nDefinitely recommended when you want something sweet to finish off the meal.  Or when you are sweating balls in that nice, desert heat when August rolls around.
__label__0 I have been here a few times:I figured I would give it a second, then third shot...\n\nThe food and Gelato are so-so at best, and the staff are spectacularly unhelpful. \nI'll take ice cream form the super-market instead of over priced and unfriendly. \n\nThe few times I was there I also waited 10 minutes when they were only a little busy, and up to 25 when they were pretty busy.\n\nI would seek out something else. Like I said, not great all around.\n\n\n\n\nIn response to the comment below from Tommy:\n\nI do appreciate your accommodations, I have no doubt that you do value your customers. I am not one to jump to a conclusion about any establishment, and I did come in several times. Overall I was unimpressed by the quality of the service every time, and the food was, in my opinion, sub-par. \n\nI do appreciate you taking the time to respond to this and I am glad that others liked your establishment. As I see from other reviews, my experiences were hopefully the only three times the staff and kitchen were having a bad day.
__label__0 What a shit heap.\n\nThe sound is awful, the food is awful, and anything edible or potable is grossly overpriced even by venue standards.\n\nDespite the fact they have two huge projection screens, you'll be lucky if they have one of them working, much less both.\n\nAnd the tickets... Dear lord, the tickets. If you've going to pack us like sardines into a 100+ degree venue, without even the courtesy of breathing room, lay off the ridiculous prices and magical fees.\n\nThere are about a million possible venues in Arizona at which I'd rather see a show than Cricket, and that includes a damp cardboard box on the corner of Van Buren.
__label__1 Ok everyone... So I was really betting (n.p.i.) on this place to be good. And I've got to say, Yelp's never steered me this wrong before. My wife and I came to Vegas to celebrate our 1st anniversary. I took her here on a saturday afternoon. Not packed. \n\nNice ambience inside, as others had described. The waitress was kind and very attentive. One and two stars there. \n\nAfter that, it was all downhill. Since we went there during their \"specials\" hour (4:30-6 on Sat) we ordered off their deal menu. Not really exciting prices; they were between 4.50 to 9 bucks. Where we live, that's usually normal price. Minus 1 star. \n\n We ordered california, tiger,(both $8) spicy tuna, and another simple roll (both $4.50). Taste: between a \"ehh\" and \"this stinks\". Minus another star. \n\nThe last star was removed because this place was just not that great. I'm hoping we just had a new sushi chef who couldn't really make good sushi; or maybe we're just spoiled in LA. But really, I was dissapointed. If this is the best you've got in Vegas, then I'm surprised. I'll really just come here for the gambling and nice hotels.
__label__4 Beep boop Vegas-bot errorrrr errorrrr, cannot compute, cannot compute.\n\nSeriously, how on earth is is possible to get top of the line sushi... in the middle of the desert. Naked Fish puts coastal sushi restaurants to shame. I don't know how they do it, but they have some how managed to provide a great sushi experience without a natural body of water in sight.\n\nWe were on the tail end of a road trip when we decided to make a Vegas detour and being the sushi-monsters that we are sushi was on the brain. Yelped and found Naked Fish.\nWent in, nice atmosphere, dark wooded and cosy. \nWe ordered the Naked Crab for appetiser, which was very nice. We then proceeded to order 2 rolls and then a third. For the first two we had the GTR, spicy tuna and shrimp tempura together is always a hit, and then the Kamikaze, which I loved as I'm an eel fan. For our third, Deja Vu, spicy salmon, with salmon on top of it, super salmon all around.\nI really don't know if sushi can get any better in Vegas. I really want to find out, but this place was great by any standard.
__label__3 Wonderful experience. Nice little sushi house. The fish was fresh and the rolls were rolled nicely and balanced in flavor. \n\nOur server - short with curly hair - was very knowledgable and kind. \n\nI checked in with yelp and whereas it says that you receive a free appetizer with a check in, that's incorrect. You get a gross sweet little cocktail-type drink. I was kinda annoyed by that.
__label__3 This is my go to sushi spot. My number one sushi rule? Never go to any place that offers all you can eat.  The gtr and roppongi rolls are my faves!  This place is small so you can expect a wait (even for take out, my reason for 4 rather than 5 stars). I've never had bad service, and have been here on date nights and with 8+ groups.... Great place!! Try it out!!!
__label__4 Ask if they have Engawa in stock! It's like the muscular part of halibut, and resembles to the texture of squid. Such a delicious savory bite... I'm craving that now. Oh yea and ask for Aya, she introduced me to so many new things, I loved them all! New favorite sushi spot!
__label__3 I started off my visit to Quaker Steak with the Atomic Wing Challenge, which is just eating six of their atomic wings.  Six wings obviously isn't much, but the atomic wings are quite spicy and they require that you sign a liability waiver before eating them (this is more for show than anything).  Yes, they're pretty damn hot, but they're bearable as long as you have a good tolerance for spicy food.  If you're comfortable eating foods with habaneros in them, then you'll have no problem with the atomic wings.  Here's a pro-tip though: if you're getting the atomic wings, ask them for a pair of food-handling gloves.  This way you can avoid getting wing sauce all over your hands, allowing you to actually touch your eyes or use the restroom later that day without torturing yourself.\n\nAnyway, after I finished that off, I went back and got some more wings - Louisiana Lickers, Arizona Ranch, and Golden Garlic.  I was impressed with the flavors, as everything was quite good.  The wings were nice and meaty too, which is good because a lot of wing places manage to hunt down wings with almost no meat on them, which kind of defeats the purpose of eating them in the first place.\n\nMy one complaint is that I think the wings are a bit overpriced.  A half dozen wings is $5, and 83 cents per wing seems rather high to me.  Still though, these wings are much better than most, so it's probably worth it.
__label__0 Normally I don't mind Quaker Steak and Lube at other locations.  It is definitely not my favorite place to go but I can tolerate it. \n\nHowever, the Quaker Steak and Lube Express in Oakland is absolutely horrible.  I ordered my food online for pick up.  I arrived at about 5 mins after my pick up time.  My food was not ready yet so I had to wait another 5 mins.  As I was trying to pay, the employees all seemed to not know what they were doing and must have been new.  They were completely confused when I tried to pay with my Panther Funds and took another 5 mins to figure out how to work the machine. \n\nFinally when I got home to eat my wings (I ordered 10 wings with Cajun sauce) the wings were nasty.  All of the sauce was sitting on the bottom with almost no sauce actually on the wings.  I had to dip the wings in the sauce to actually taste anything.  The Cajun sauce was supposed to be one of the most spicy sauces on the menu.  The sauce was not spicy in any way at all.  It actually barely had any taste even after drenching the wings in the pool of sauce at the bottom.  \n\nThe workers forgot to put the celery in my bag so that was also a big let down.  \nThe only good thing was that there actually was a decent amount of meat on the wings and they give you Twizzlers.  Other than that it was terrible.
__label__3 3.5 stars~\n\nThis was my first helicopter ride ever.  I forgot the name of the tour, but it went over the Hoover Dam, then to the Grand Canyon for some champagne and snacks, and then back to Mavericks.  The helicopter ride itself was exciting, since the helicopter was all windows and you had a great view of the canyon and the Dam, but I wasn't WOW'ed.  Of course, it was amazing because they're all famous landmarks...but I don't think I would actually pay for it out of my pocket....unless maybe I won a lot of money in Vegas.
__label__4 If you are Las Vegas bound and want too see the Grand Canyon the best way to go is by Helicopter with my peeps Maverick Helicopters!!! Stamp by \"MrVegasVip\"
__label__4 I went to Dozo because of the descriptions left on Yelp and I was not disapointed.  We passed two other Japanese places on the way and when I pulled up and saw the building facade, I was worried that we had made a mistake.  Then, we walked in and all was perfect.  Good food, good sushi, great service.  We celebrated a B-day and had the time of our lives!
__label__3 Good sushi + a good price = winner. It's hard to find a decent place for sushi that doesn't cost an arm and a leg...except at dozo. Here you get the best of both. I really like the amount of specialty rolls they have here and the favor combos. The prices for the rolls are great too with the specialty rolls topping out at like $11-12 for 8 rather large pieces and they don't skimp on the fish in them. A good judge is that a  negihama roll had not chopped yellowtail but slices of fish and plenty of scallion for i think $5.\n\nThe only things keeping this place from a 5 star are that it can take awhile to get the food (even when you are the only people there) and some of the rolls aren't wrapped well so it's hard to pick them up with chopsticks. But These are really outweighed by the quality of the fish and the prices.
__label__0 Horrible.  I have come here three times and each experience got progressively worse. \n\nThe first time  I came based on the positive reviews.  I ordered 3 rolls.  Service was.. odd.  They brought out 1 roll at a time.  In the meantime, I was starving like crazy and quite annoyed that each time I finished one roll, I still sat there waiting for my next, and next.  I was pretty disappointed by the rolls too (can't remember which I ordered) but their saving grace was the Volcano roll which came last.  \n\nThis volcano roll has had me come back 3 more times (only take out, because I didn't feel like dealing with their service again).  The first time I took out, I ordered two volcano rolls.  They were thrown together, all meshed up, never mind the presentation.  Sushi is all about presentation.  Oh well, it tasted great anyway. \n\nThe second take out, my husband and I ordered the same volcano roll x 2.  My husband wasn't so blown away and said, \"That was not worth $25.00\" (Have I mentioned that the roll is some $11.00??  I can go to a fancy sushi restaurant for that kind of price).  The rolls were sort of dry and thrown together with holes inside.  I chalked it up to them not caring about their take outs.  We agreed, we wouldn't come back \n\nFF to tonight.  I was starving for sushi and I didn't want to deal with walking into the W in my PJ's, soooo.. I re-yelped Dozo and let all of these positive reviews sway me.  I ordered a volcano (Shrimp tempura with spicy tuna) and a red dragon (crab with spicy tuna).  Horrible.  \nAgain, holes inside the sushi, and you would laugh if you saw how much shrimp was inside the sushi.  Instead, they filled with a ton of hard, dry, tempura (the breadcrumbs).  The spicy tuna wasn't spicy at all.  \nThe crab (a $12.00 roll) was so dry and fried that the meat had turned brown.  It's like they pre-fried and then threw it in the microwave.  Many of the pieces would fall apart as soon as you tried to pick it up, it's so dry.  The only thing they got right this time : the presentation.  I didn't even recognize the volcano roll this time - I don't think thats what I ended up getting.  \n$26.00 for two rolls after tax for pick up - I will.never.come.back and I don't understand these reviews.  \n\nI haven't posted a review in a couple of years but after poking holes into that sushi roll to remove all those rocks of tempura, it's the first thing I did.
__label__1 Hey Yall....i attempted to try the pork broth ramen..\nIt was a FAIL the broth was lacking so much flavor...The pork that was included looked like a piece of ham steak,  but again lacked flavor okay I'm lying it had no flavor at all and was very fatty....At this moment I'm wishing that I would have stuck in a the FLAVOR PACKET from the Top Ramen Noodles. Enough of that cause I dont like to bash... 1 star for fast service 1 star for the chicken thighs skewers....had to ask for water, have to ask for fork, had to ask for straw. Will I be back: Nah...Will I recommend this place: Nah... Like my mom always say things they look good anit always good for you or to you
__label__3 Highly recommend this for anyone who wants a beautiful tour of the Grand Canyon.  The pilot we had was informative and funny.   The only downside of the tour was the time spent inside the canyon.   With all the awesome sights an additional 30 minutes would have been ideal.  It was difficult to go everywhere we wanted in the limited amount of time we had.  Other than that, I would say this is one great tour for anyone that would like to take a helicopter from Las Vegas to the Grand Canyon.
__label__4 The most amazing experience EVER! I decided to take my boyfriend on a helicopter ride over the Vegas strip at night for his 30th birthday. A limo picked us up at our hotel and then we were the last people to ride for the night. The limo ride and helicopter ride over the Vegas strip at night was the best experience ever!
__label__2 Our experience with Sundance Helicopters was all in all ok! It was a great way to see the Grand Canyon, however there could defiantly be some changes made. Like anywhere in Vegas they offer you a VIP experience and rarely deliver. \n\nOur tour was a package with limo, helicopter, lunch and a glass of champagne. We were picked up by a limousine that was jammed full with other customers, the limo driver said no more than two words to us. \n\nWe were then ushered into a waiting room and sat and waited for over an hour for our flight. The flight was a full helicopter of 6 people, not what we had envisioned. The lunch was on a picnic table where all 6 of us sat and ate together. I was hoping to have lunch on a nice table with my partner and I. The champagne is included as a selling point! But it is barley worth mentioning as it was served in a plastic picnic cup and was barley half full as it was shared with the other 2 couples on the flight.  They give you half an hour to eat and see the canyon which was very rushed.\n\nThe pilot was great and the flight itself was a once in a lifetime experience but it is too obvious they are cutting costs by ramming as many people in at a time that they can. \n\nTo top it off our limousine driver dropped us off at the wrong hotel, we were so disorientated and confused and even after asking if it was the right place, he said yes. By the time we had realised we were at the Venetian and not Caesars palace it was already too late he was gone.
__label__3 I have been to Kincaid's for business and pleasure and all the times I have gone there, its been fantastic, classy, and delicious. Thumbs up!
__label__2 No more than average serve and food quality with above average pricing. This is my second and last visit. They just can't pull off the fine dining restaurant concept.
__label__3 Great hot chocolate, too & no complaint if you hang out for 2 hours like we did one late nite as did some other group....  The iced huge 32oz drinks are fab when it's hot.
__label__0 My husband and I were invited by friends back in November 2012. At first we really enjoyed it, then started noticing unprofessional attitude by the owner, such as alcohol on the breath, and shouting at the staff in front of patrons. \n\nThe owner's claims that former patrons just \"hung out\" without purchasing anything is erroneous and inflammatory; furthermore, these patrons are personally responsible for bringing in many new customers.\n\nI fully expect to have the owner remove this negative review; that is his prerogative. However, just know this...word gets around Marco.
__label__3 I like MadHouse, but this actually isn't a review at all--I just wanted to say that when I try to access MadHouse's website, I ALWAYS get a trojan warning from my browser. I think the site is infected. I hope the owners see this!
__label__0 This must be the only place in LV that has this thing \"called\" the internet and because  of it they are even nice to their customers, \" the more you spend the more free internet you get ... GOD BLESS!! you and your business , you're doing this community a great service \nNow if I had a computer I would spend all my money here :)\np.s. please see picture
__label__1 The good: super friendly staff, decent iced latte, open 24 hrs\n\nThe not-so-good: outrageous prices (this coming from someone who normally has no qualms with coffee-shop prices; you're not getting anything extra-special for the extra dollar you're going to pay for coffee, and I am comparing prices to other local coffee shops, not just Starbucks), \"kitschy\" stuff all over the place I guess to support this whole \"mad-house\" idea that to me just seems sort of contrived.\n\nBut my iced latte did the job and it is open 24 hrs and close to me... so I'm sure I'll be back. I would not drive out of the way for this ever.
__label__2 First off, the place has a great vibe and the atmosphere is very relaxing. The variety of drinks and food is great, a good amount to choose from. The coffee, if I can even call it that, is way too sweet. I was taken back from my first sip and I couldn't take any more sips after the fourth one because there was just too much sugar. The macaroons were okay, again, too sweet. The service were average, but you'll always see the what seems to be French guy there at night and he is rather friendly. They gave me the wrong drink once and insisted that I ordered it wrong rather than admitting that they got the order wrong, which really bothered me. I took the drink anyways as I didn't want to cause any trouble but that is not the customer service I, or anyone, would want upon. The best thing about Madhouse is the fact that they are 24 hours, living up to the Vegas name because not a lot of place nearby is 24 hours. It is a good place to hang out when everything is closed.
__label__4 Amazing.  This place has the freshest sushi I have ever tasted.  I used to think I knew fresh fish, but clearly I was wrong.  Once I ate the yellowtail nigiri here, it was so flavorful and delicious that I thought he must have killed the fish himself just a few seconds earlier.  (I found out later that this was, in fact, the case.)  Same went for the baby tuna, and the salmon, and it was simply amazing.  \n\nI'd definitely try the Monkey Brain, it was amazingly good, with a shiitake mushroom, cream cheese, and spicy tuna on top, covered in tempura and fried.  Very good.  They have an interesting selection of other fish, as well, and the rolls are pretty good, too.  Keep in mind, from 11:30 to 3, Mon-Sat, they have happy hour, which many of the sushi items are half off, and this is what I recommend to just sit and sample the fresh nigiri.  If you come at dinner, get the rolls.  All of them are gigantic, and more than worth the full price.  \n\nThe place itself is very well decorated, with stone and contemporary stylings, although the music in there can be hit or miss.  I've been there about 3 times now, and one time it was bouncy loud hip-hop crap with repetitive rhythms and vocalists who talk the whole time instead of singing.  The second time it was techno remixes of pop songs, and that was more bearable.  The third time was nice, with more Japanese style singing and a little bit of a trance feel, and a little bit of a big-band feel.  \n\nVery good place over all...  Freshest fish I've ever had.
__label__4 I just finished my shrimp tempura roll and California roll, and I had to write a review for this place, because it is excellent. I'm new in town, and don't think I'll bother trying to find another sushi place in Henderson. \n\nI didn't dine in, just got carry-out, but the girl that took my order was extremely friendly, was happy to accommodate my requests, and even offered me a beverage while I waited. I'll be back to Sushiwa soon!
__label__3 Oishii desu yo!\n\nMan, I wish I had tried this place long ago.  Why have I avoided Sushi Wa in the past?  Mostly because their menu used to be pretty pricey and it looked too upscale to take my two rambunctious rug rats to.  Unfortunately, that relegated me to eating at too many sushi bars that wouldn't know a fresh fish even if it was thrashing on a cutting board.  \n\nBut along came my chance when some clients thought it'd be a good idea to try this joint.  Upon arriving, there were comments about how nice the place looked.  In fact, the place looked like it didn't quite belong in a strip mall tucked next to U-Swirl (no offense to U).  \n\nSitting down, everyone chose to do AYCE, which meant I had to suppress the desire to order everything on the menu (and to order 10 scoops of ice cream).  Yes.  I am a pig.  When it was time to order, I probably should not have been the one to do so.  Here's the rundown of what I can remember:\n\nOyster Shooters - suckas was HUGE!  Best to shoot the sake and quail egg, then pick out the oyster.\n\nRaw Oysters (3 per order) - too big for me, but good flavor.\n\nSoft Shell Crab - I love it that you don't have to have it with rice.\n\nNigiri sushi was impressive for the way the fish drapes over the rice and the quality of the hamachi in particular was notable.\n\nMexican Roll - This was so not my cup of tea.  It's like they took the leftover spicy tuna and mixed it with a bunch of crap.  \n\nDeserts were AYCE, which, if left unattended, I would have shut this place down.  Lucky for them I was with clients and didn't get crazy.  I actually ordered one of each of the 6 or 7 flavors of mochi ice cream, but I changed my order to two scoops of green tea ice cream and the banana tempura.\n\nFor better or worse I didn't order sake...this was supposed to be business meeting, after all.  But I did check out their alcohol list to see what I was missing and they actually have some really good sake on there.  Try the Wakatake or Kurosawa black - good stuff you don't find in most local sushi restos.  \n\nWhy have I avoided Sushi Wa in the past?  I don't know!  They have it all, ambiance, fresh fish, good sake and all the desert your tummy can handle.  Check this joint out at www.bomb.com.
__label__4 Fresh seafood, attentive staff, and a nice physical layout. \n\nFirst time visit for AYCE lunch. Will be back!
__label__0 I am giving one star for a reason...  I used to love this place, food quality was good and service was great.  But that all change today, and it was unbelievable what the server had told me.  The Nigiri was not fresh today, food was ok.  The service I would give 0 star if I could.  Every time we are trying to order, the server always give us this bad look.  And we don't really eat that much, trust me.  The worst part was the server lie to us in our face saying there is a limit of the Ice Cream per person...  Which is not true and I told her I have been here plenty time.  She immediate change her story saying it is not limited \"BUT I THINK EACH OF YOU HAVE 1 MOCHI ICE CREAM AND 1 REGULAR ICE CREAM I THINK THATS ENOUGH FOR YOU GUYS\"  I seriously start to laugh and tell her forget about it.  And this is my first time in my life left a $0 tips.  I thought it's AYCE!!!!  As a business owner, I feel sorry for Sushi Wa owner to have staff like that.
__label__2 Sushi Wa -  the ambiance here is nice, modern chic. \n    We had a huge party of 24, made a reservation the set up was quite confusing. But we got it handled. \n     Obviously 24 people could get pretty confusing for AYCE but the server was patient. He did forget things at times but we we tried to be patient and understanding. \n\n  Quality of sushi was good. I liked how they actually have sashimi in the AYCE
__label__0 The reviewer who described the pizza as \"tough\" was spot-on. This is literally the worst pizza I have ever had in my entire life. I would rather go hungry than eat Hungry Howie's.
__label__0 We use to love Hungry Howie's 5 years ago before we moved. So when we moved back to the area we were so excited to eat them again! We ordered two of their special pizza's  1) was philly cheesestake and the other was a meats eater. Wow these things were awful! I am not even sure if the word awful is strong enough to describe how bad these were. It was like eating cardboard and the toppings... What toppings.. I swear maybe 2 pieces of meat less than the size of a nickel on there. The toppings seemed old and overcooked the few that could be found.. So unfortunately something we were looking forward to has gone so far down hill we will never give them another chance to redeem themselves and will just have to find someplace else to satisfy our pizza cravings.. It was the worse 30 bucks we have ever spent.
__label__0 nooooooooooo
__label__3 Had hungry howies twice and this is really really good pizza for the price.  Out of all the places that deliver in Tempe I think this Is the best. Love their crust- we get the butter cheese and its delicious!  The price is really good and they deliver quickly.
__label__1 It's ok. \n\nI would rather get something else but my boyfriend and his friend have a weird obsession of coming here instead of ordering first. It's not really a big deal till the sun goes down. Then the local college crackheads come out to play. \n\nThe area is pretty sketchy in my opinion and having some cracked out guy talk my ear off while the stoned employees take their time on my pizza is not an ideal Friday night... well it could be for some people. \n\nThe music is kinda loud in the establishment so prepare to have to talk louder then normal to get your order semi right. \n\nI had hungry howies deliverd to my place once. I told the delivery driver to keep the change (was like $5 tip) and he said wow in such a way that I thought he was expecting a bigger tip. \n\nAnyways, I like the howie rolls and the cheese, sausage and green pepper pizza. But when in doubt, if its 2am and your stoned and hungry, just have them deliver it to you instead of waiting with the crackheads at the store.
__label__1 The pizza is pretty good. Especially at 2am. But when it takes over an hour for delivery, no thank you. I shouldn't have to call 3 times to find out where my pizza is. Then when he finally showed up he asked for a tip. That's the best way to not get a tip.
__label__0 I'm sorry but the sushi chef that was here today when I was in was HORRIBLE he put a pickled radish in our tuna mango possion roll because he didnt have mango, didnt tell us and still served that crap to my family. THEN he put the kimchi sauce on our mexican roll and didnt even put the right ingredients in it. The service was awful all the woman waitresses were at a table eating while we ate and we would have to call across to them to get service. I use to love this place, I will NEVER come back....TRASH!
__label__3 I have been here twice always craving sushi. Each time the staff would ask puzzled if I wanted any bbq. So, finally I went there to sample the Korean bbq. Now I know why they offered the bbq each time, it was just amazingly delicious!! My friend and I shared short ribs and tenderloin with onions. Sides included were kimchi, potatoes,  bean sprouts, spinach, pickled radish, rice and my favorite fish cakes. It was all phenomenal. I had a lot of questions about all the dishes since this was my first time eating Korean. The servers were knowledgeable about each dish, the ingredients and how they were prepared. Being from NY where you could spent four hours at a table, it was refreshing that the servers didn't give in to Arizona's love of rushing through a meal. It was a great experience, I'll be back for more. Oh, side note, I removed a star because they had no desserts.
__label__1 Not feeling this place. \n\nI heard so much about their freaking pizza here, and I'm sorry but you need to try Zachary's (http://www.yelp.com/biz/zacharys-chicago-pizza-oakland#hrid:D4WR-ODCz7HzmFihXKblQg/query:zachary's) \nand see what good deep dish is.\n\nWhen I first walked in, EVERYONE said hello that worked there, which is fine I suppose, but its weird. Our waiter was helpful, but then later said it didn't matter how much I ate (after I said I was full), because I was just going to throw it all back up anyway. He apologized, but what the hell?\n\nThe food was just ok. A lot of freaking cheese doesn't equal good pizza.
__label__3 Huge Menu, Friendly People, Good Food.  I really like oregano's for their wide selection.  I took my date here in lieu of cooking (unfortunate bill issues left me with no gas for a few days) and she ordered the ravioli and I got the BBQ chicken thin crust pizza.  It was really flavorful and I enjoyed it.  The only downside (which cost them that fabled 5 stars) was the fact that it is strictly call ahead seating.  This place gets BUSY... and when it gets busy the wait can be pretty bad because all of their food is made from scratch (you can taste it).  Other than that... fantastic meal and get the desert cookie thing they have.  SOOO Good!
__label__3 Oregano's never disappoints! Great service and amazing food as usual! I'm vegetarian and but can appreciate very good Italian food! My fave dishes are the Bruschetta, Veggie Wedgie sandwich and the O-Riva pizza. They have fairly nice patio seating which I appreciate as well! If you've never experienced Oregano's I suggest you get your butt over there asap! (Wishing they had better drink specials though)
__label__4 It's really hard to beat the food quality, service, and value you get at Oregano's. Susan and I patronized the Flagstaff location weekly for years and now we are fortunate enough to live in Gilbert and have the Gilbert restaurant to visit. A little wait sometimes is part of the experience that makes it worth while... you wouldn't be waiting if it wasn't good. The salads are probably our favorites. Always enough for two people to share. Try the Italian Wedding Soup... supurb!\nGood job Oregano's!
__label__4 So I had heard of Oregano's before, and know it's a smaller chain in the valley. That said, when told we would be going here I wasn't suuuper excited. I'd never been to one, but had heard they were a pretty good place for Italian. \nWe went to this location because it was on the way home from the aeropuerto. As we drove up, I didn't even recognize it as being a chain-type place because it looked unique. It was jammin inside, so we ended up grabbing bar seats and ordering an appetizer to kill time and hunger. Once we made it to our table, we each got a different pasta dish and shared a little to sample other plates. I had the baked ziti, which was amazing. The 2 other dishes I sampled were great too! Great dishes, and nice, large portions...which creates more meals for the next day. Service was great at both the bar and our table. I loved this location (felt like a mom & pop place), and it even has a good size outdoor patio w/ heat lamps. I'm a fan!
__label__1 a one hour wait on a thursday around 845? not cool. then having TERRIBLE service because it's close to closing time, definitely not ok. foods OK. (i like their sanwhiches/pasta, but pizza is average.) not worth the wait.
__label__4 Took my son to Oregano's last night for his birthday. Loved the Guaca-Tony!!!!!!! they gave my son a free pizza cookie for his birthday!! Thanks
__label__2 Nice little pizza joint. Good pizza but only so so wine. Full bar so beer and mixed drinks available.  Don't go in with high expectations but enjoy the pizza and your company.
__label__3 Nice little place with great service. Pizza was good. Will go down the menu and give it a go.
__label__4 Lovelovelove.  I'm not too adventurous when it comes to food but I really like their menu.  Lots of chicken dishes and all sound great.  I've tried a few things but none of which I can remember but I know I liked them all.\n\nGood mojitos and dancing later in the evening too.\n\nDefinately an enjoyable place.
__label__1 As I moved here from FL, where I am accustomed to excellent Cuban food, I tried to be as neutral as possible when reviewing this restaurant.  I ordered my old favorite, Vaca Frita, with Moro and a side of Maduros since the plates don't come with Maduros.  The Vaca Frita was extremely fatty and the Maduros were so scorched, I was trying to peel off the black parts to get to the sweet plantain portion, but they were not salvageable.  The restaurant looked clean and the staff was friendly so I may try this place one more time to give it a fair shake (will order the Lechon Asado/Pork instead though) so let's see what happens on try #2....for try #1, and for the drive I took to get there, I was not impressed.
__label__4 The service is great and the food is even better. Doesn't need much more explaining than that!
__label__2 Chips come w/ salsa and beans. Dont be deceived - the beans are spicier than the salsa. Mix them on your plate = delish. Good, local start Mexican joint.
__label__1 Although I'm a Lakers fan, I go to a lot of Suns games because I love to watch basketball.  I'm a big fan of basketball.  This season, the Suns have delivered a subpar product to people attending the games.\n\n- Fire a popular coach like Alvin Gentry, why? It's not his fault that the team doesn't have the fire power to keep up with 1/2 the league.\n\n- Get rid of Suns legend Dan Majerle too...?!  That's beyond nuts.\n\n- Let Nash go for peanuts...?!  (BTW - thanks guys)\n\n- They generally play 3 to 3.5 good qtr's of basketball before collapsing.  They played Miami and Dallas at US Airways that way.  The exception was when they closed out the Lakers and actually won a game they normally lose this year.  That saved them from a 1 Star review.\n\nI hope the team gets their act together and produces some consistently good basketball soon.\n\nReturn Factor - 90%
__label__1 Totally edible chain restaurant food. Nothing exciting.
__label__4 CK's, why did it take so long for me to write a review on you?  Perhaps I have taken your awesomeness for granted.  \n\nI am always critical of neighborhood bars.  Read my reviews, I'm critical of everything.  Believe it or not, I've even been called an asshole.  The thing is, I really don't have anything bad to say about this place.  I hope the owner/manager reads this because the only way a local bar survives is with repeat business, and you sir and/or madam, have earned mine.  I will now use my college education to cite with examples:\n\nHere is one thing you are kicking ass and taking names at Dirty Harry style. (did I fire five chicken wings or six?  In all the confusion, I have kind of lost track myself)  Daily specials.  Not only are they awesome, they never change.  Nothing pisses me of more than expecting something, driving down, and it is different.  I have been coming in for quite a while on Tuesday nights with one of my friends.  We always order the same thing (by the way, 40 cent wings on Tuesday and HUGE beer for $2.50...bring that shit on) \n\nThat leads me to your servers.  Usually, we are lucky enough to have the same one, and she is frigging awesome.  Knows our regular order, walks up, takes the menu's away, jokes and says \"I know what your order is!\" and brings it.  (extra buck or two on the tip just for that) Even if we have another server, they are always polite, attentive, and friendly.  Not coming up every 5 minutes bothering me or being non-existent.  Seems like they wait until you are 75 percent done with your drink and THEN ask if you want more.  Perfect.  They attack with military precision few possess.  \n\nLongest I think I have probably ever waited for my wings was 10 minutes.  Maybe.\n\nHad a family birthday party here a few months ago on a weekend night and they made things VERY easy and everything was organized.\n\nStill on the subject of the servers, seems like there is virtually no turn over here and the wait staff seems like they actually enjoy their jobs, not like my job and unlike some other bars where the employees are bitchy and seem like they would rather stab you in the throat than take your order.  CK's does not possess the bitchiness and violent tendencies as previously described.\n\nOther good points condensed in cliff note form: \n\n-Bands 3 nights a week with no cover.  Awesome.  \n-The video games actually work.  Nothing pisses me off more than cramming a few dollars into playing big buck hunter and the fucking gun is broken.  Or golden tee and the goddamn wheel is lopsided.  The \"claw machine\" actually has prizes you can win that are big enough for my dogs to at least have more than 5 minutes tearing up before I have to take it away.\n-pool tables aren't crooked or ripped up felt.  All required balls are present and accounted for (it is amazing how many bars think two or three balls missing is acceptable)\n-Bathroom is free of the typical \"lake of piss\" found under urinals or the crapper.  Also very little graffiti on the stalls.\n-I don't think I have ever seen a dirty table here longer than 60 seconds.  Nicholas Cage can't even steal a car that fast.\n-Patrons here seems to have a much lower douche bag ratio than most neighborhood bars.  Still there, just lower.\n-They serve Pabst cheap (honestly I can't drink that ghetto piss but my Dad loves it and that is why he comes here)\n-They have that awesome trivia shit on the TV's.\n\nBad points about this place:\n\n..............I'll edit this if I ever come across any.  Until then, this section stays blank.  \n\nKeep up the good work!
__label__2 We've been here a lot since our first visit. Unfortunately, I have to lower the star rating. While service is good, and we like the Friday and Saturday night bands playing, there are a few things that are starting to bother us about CKs.\n\nThe only food items we really enjoy are the fries, the wings, and the zucchini. We've tried different burgers, sandwiches, and a couple entrees and it's just boring and bland, or the portions are too small for what you're charged. The burgers are pretty good size but their sandwiches aren't and regardless of which you get they seem to gyp you on fries. Last night my sandwich came with 4 big fries and about 6 or 7 little skimpy fries. My boyfriend ordered the hatch chili burger which we were told was an open-faced burger. While that's fine, they didn't give him the top bun. Generally an open-faced sandwich means both the top and bottom pieces of bread are laid on the plate and all the other messy ingredients are poured over top and you eat it with a fork and knife. CKs only gave him the bottom bun. When I looked over and saw that he had barely eaten half of it and I knew he didn't like it. This man tears through a good burger. He said it was really bland. It honestly didn't look appetizing at all. He was also gyped on fries. We've noticed this happens every time we order burgers or sandwiches. The same seems to be happening with their appetizers. The first few times we came here we would always order the zucchini and the wings. They used to fill the $8 basket of zucchini up, now it's barely enough for us to share. The zucchini is so freaking good but it's no where near worth $8 or ordering it anymore.\n\nLastly we're getting a little tired of waiting for the bands to play at 9:30pm. We really enjoy the music but with our very early work schedules we're used to going to bed quite early so on weekends we're ready for bed by 9:30pm. Lame for us, I know, but there are many other bars or restaurants where the music starts at 8pm or even 7pm. Also, their website isn't accurate anymore on who's playing. We went last night because the website said Broken Toys was playing and we really enjoyed them last time. However it was a different band who never introduced themselves and who weren't as good. Sad...\n\nWhile we still like CKs, we most likely would eat dinner else where and just come for a couple drinks and some music...if we're willing to stay up.
__label__0 I was surprised the food showed up so quickly but then I realized it was probably sitting out for an hour or so earlier. The wings were bone cold. The pastrami sandwich was almost as cold. Here's the kicker. How can you screw up water. The water we ordered could not be consumed. It tasted like it had chemicals in it. If I end up with a tumor I'll know it was because of this place. Do not enter. Drive down the street a bit further and try your luck somewhere else. I am not sure why this place was rated so high. My guess is that their taste buds were burned off in the intense Arizona heat.
__label__2 I'll be rounding up to 3.5 stars here.\n\nI was a bit disappointed with my recent visit here.  The thing that made me this disappointed was that they replaced their 'hubcaps' with 'lug-nuts.'  Sad Face.  Instead of crusted fried to prefect ion goodness, you now get lumped overly cooked crusting blandness.  Can't really get a garlic taste out of that.  It's not hard to process those tiny potatoes into the goodness they once were.  However, I still ate them.\n\nThis journey we had a nice seat outside to take advantage of the beautiful weather.  The waitress was on point and able to give some good tips on the food.  I opted for the breakfast burger with the lug-nuts.  My drink of choice this time around was a wonderful mix of Corona, orange juice and hot sauce with a hot spice rim around the cup.  The breakfast burger was amazing, egg, bacon, cheese, all that goodness between two pieces of Texas toast.  Really made me feel like I was sitting outside an old gas station with all that grease dripping onto the plate.\n\nI love the decor in the place, the trunk on the rack over the bar really does remind you that it is an old gas/service station.  The awesome aroma from the wood fire grill however brings you back to reality to let you know it's an ass kicking place to eat.
__label__4 Love love love this place!  No where else have I been able to eat my own vegetarian diet while watching my husband blissfully eat his carniverous one!  He says the pulled pork sandwich is his favorite, followed by the ribs.  I am just so happy I can find tofu AND seitan cooked well in this town! I like getting the TV tray dinner, which I still have not been able to finish but gives me the option to ahve a variety of different dishes.  Oh, and the cornbread is AMAZING! Great selection of beers, fun place to watch a game or grab dinner.\nMindy, the server, is awesome too!
__label__3 Lots of choices on there menu. \nThe grilled veggie appetizer is very good. \nNice place with a different atmosphere than an ordinary restaurant. \nVery friendly staff. \nThey also make there own soda  , which is  tasty.
__label__0 So I have been hearing about this place for years. Didn't expect much and wasn't disappointed. The food wasn't good but that wasn't the worst. The management doesn't have a clue. I was there with a few friends. There was a large table near us where one couple had brought their toddler boy, I'm guessing around 2. He was acting like a 2 year old. Mom and dad were doing their best to keep him occupied but he was rather active. The problem was the management and wait staff were demeaning, loud and downright rude to the mother about her son's behavior. We didn't really see anything out of control and the poor kid was 2. The staff made our table very uncomfortable throughout our dinner. We debated on whether to leave but decided against it. Should have left as our dinners were barely edible after suffering through the constant humiliation we were witnessing. It was obvious all the tables around us were also uncomfortable with the display as well. Even as someone without kids and not planning to have them, I will not be back. The display by the management was deplorable.
__label__3 Fantastic lunch buffett, pizza,  but also great if you just want a great bowl of home made soup and salad!
__label__1 Should have never changed the recipes. I have been back twice since new ownership. I have to say I will give them one more shot. The place has lost the touch of service that was given. I feel while talking with workers that they can do better since everyone was really nice.
__label__1 I had a buy one get one free entree coupon which was the only reason why we went here.  Got the ribeye and she got the filet.  Both were fine but nothing compared to the best steakhouses in LV.  It was nice that the steaks came w/ a potato and salad.  Sides were below average.  The creamed spinach wasn't good and the sauteed mushrooms/onions was not worth $7. \n\nHad reasonably priced bottles of wine which were fine.  Bread served was the same as every other restaurant at Southpoint.\n\nI would definitely choose Outback over this place.  Not saying the steaks were bad..they were fine but just not worth going back for in a city with so many excellent places for steak.
__label__0 \"Honestly guys I know you guys are busy today but please don't be rude to me n tell me to make a reservation next time and turn your back n continue talking to your friend so rude. I walked out and went next door where I was treated like a guest and waited 30 minutes, and enjoyed my meal. Don Vito's is way better.
__label__2 I really should give this more stars, but here's why I leave it at three. 1. Not a female staff member in the house (yeah, yeah, I know) - But sometimes it's nice to have a table with a view. 2. I mistakenly ordered the 'end cut' of a prime rib. Some places have great spices on their end cuts - this is not one of those places. I should have gone for the medium rare like my buddy did  as it looked pretty good.  3. It was nice a decent setting. you really didn't feel like you were in the casino. Quiet, good, but not super great. Don't read this as though I ripping on the place. My pants were probably too tight (as they are now) which might have made me grumpy... Give it a whirl.
__label__0 My boyfriend , Jonny, and I went to Silverado Steakhouse only because we were already at the Southpoint Casino for a comedy show. We had no idea what we were getting into, so we had no preconceived notions or expectations. I ordered the beef short rib. It was swimming in salty gravy with what I am pretty sure was boxed mashed potatoes (and again with lots of salt). Jonny ordered the filet mingon. He asked for medium rare, but it was meant to be rare. I say meant to be because it was all pink inside, but no blood! It was bone dry and again very SALTY! We then ordered the cheesecake. Jonny asked if the deserts were pre-made.. The waiter responded kind of shocked that we would even ask that. The cheesecake was most definitely pre-made.  The plating was beautiful, but the cheesecake was hard and extremely cold! The garnishes of raspberries, blueberries, and blackberries were not fresh. The stick of mint chocolate was delicious, however. Jonny called a manager over to tell him about our experience. The manager seemed unfazed and comped one of meal items without us even asking, and the bill was still over $75 without alcohol.. Which leads me to believe the manager is used to these complaints. The food was terrible. The service, however, was better than most places. The servers were very friendly and personable.
__label__2 I'll start with the food. It was good. My husband enjoyed the steak and I got the halibut. Both really tasty. Baked potato was stellar and they have a 'wine of the month' which you can get for $20 or if you have the hotel coupon book, free.\n\nService. Was very attentive in some ways, non-existent in others. Served us drinks/wine right away. Never brought bread and we had to ask for our entree after being there about 75 minutes and then rush to make our show. Not a huge deal EXCEPT the server was super defensive about it and made excuses, which I thought was weird as we weren't irritable when we mentioned it, just asked because we needed to get out of there.\n\nSeemed super pricey for South Point too, but if you want a special occasion and are staying there - I'd say try it. It was good.
__label__3 We randomly walked into the restaurant, after a long day.  We couldn't find something that used to be on the menu, but the waiter still placed our order.  Ended up ordering our own version of \"Surf and Turf\" - an 8 oz filet mignon and a lobster tail, with mashed potatoes and a salad.  Was incredible disappointed with the salad.  It looked like someone just opened a bag of iceburg lettuce and dropped it in a bowl.  The lobster tail was a bit over cooked and super chewy.  But the filet mignon and mashed potatoes were amazing, but I'm also and meat and potato person. :-)  I still like the intimacy and classiness of the restaurant.  It might have been because we came in so close to closing time.  Been there before with better food, so will definitely give them another chance.
__label__0 I'm gonna keep this review short and simple.\n\nFood: 1/5\nService 1/5\n\nPork chop extremely overcooked (see pic)\nLobster Bisque: extremely salty\n\nService: had to ask for water refills, notified about soup and he said he would let the chef know, no other options for soup offered.\nPork chop was dry and hard told server (Dennis) and he just said \"oh\" and walked away never to be seen again. Thanks Silverado steakhouse for the outstanding experience for my Christmas dinner. I will never step foot near your establishment again nor would I ever recommend you.\n\nYelpers beware!
__label__3 This review has spoilers. Um, but I guess if you're a MP fan you already know all the spoilers.\n\nI liked this show a whole lot. I don't remember the movies much but who's not gonna love a show that has coconuts, a killer rabbit, a song and dance number proclaiming \"I'm not dead yet,\" and a sing-a long to \"Always look on the bright side of life?\" This show is an experience just like Vegas is.
__label__1 I got myt first pair of orthotics with this place back in 2001. Back then, I felt like a valued client, and they almost had me believe that they were foot specialists or podiatrists. I paid a little over $100 for two pairs.\nHowever, I visited the same location yesterday and explained that I could not find my inserts so I bought the shoes instead paying $600 for what I had purchased once a long time ago. Yet the shoes were still $130.00. I specifically asked for slip-resistant shoes and felt like being at a roller rink passing through the kitchen. \nI returned this morning, and the male attendant with a feux hawk decided to quote manufacturer's words to me when I tried to return the shoes, or exchange them within 2 sentences of our conversation.\nSo if it wasn't for their overpriced and prescribed inserts not from someone who has a degree in sports medicine, it would be for the careless treatment I received that I am submitting a low but generous score to the only surviving location in Clark County.\nI should add that female that I initially bought products from yesterday, was polite but said that their products would last 5 to 8 months at best, which is piss poor for $130.00.
__label__1 So, I got a bill in the mail saying that my Culinary Insurance wouldn't approve the inserts. Culinary Insurance does not cover inserts at the Good Feet Store starting on Jan, 1st 2013, buyer's beware!!!! Currently fighting the bill due to authorization issues and so forth. Lot's of headaches going through this process. Go see a quality podiatrist instead and get insoles from them. It's the same stuff, plus the Culinary Insurance will accept it.
__label__1 I went to Mariana's specifically to pick up tamales for Christmas '09.  What a mistake.  There was too much masa, and not nearly enough meat.\n\nAnd, thy must have used too much lard and not enough water to make the masa because it was thick and hard like plaster...evn though they were taken right out of the cooker.\n\nWhat a total disappointment,
__label__1 Mariana's #3 is an interesting place. I wish I could say I like it...but having tried Cardenas at US 95 & Decatur first, then checking out Mariana's I set myself up for disappointment. First off parking is tight. Getting in the door you have a Rent a Center \"outlet\" to your left, slot machines to the right, then you have to make a hard Left and loop around the checkouts to get to the rest of the store. And if the checkout lines are long it's a pain to get through. And once you get into the rest of the store, it's dark, the aisles are narrow, and it's just claustrophobic! \n\nProduce wise, I was not impressed with quality, selection, and especially pricing. In fact price was an issue all over the store. If one comparison shops you will realize Mariana's is high. The carniceria is shoved along the North wall with a mediocre selection and again, you can do better on price, selection, and even quality. . \n\nI could go on and on but I walked out with hand made chips, salsa, and guac among other things. I put Cardenas offerings on the table, side by side with Mariana's. The Mariana's chips were thicker but held their own, but Mariana's salsa had a slight vinegary like twang to it...where Cardenas didn't. But then the guac ended it...3 dips into Mariana's guac and I got water. Not so with the guac from Cardenas. \n\nCouple that with mixing \"Mexican\" cane sugar Coke in with High Fructose sweetened Coke on the same shelf along with checkout staff that doesn't know how to smile and I will drive 2x the distance and go back to Cardenas. At least Mariana's does offer rides home to those who need it...but for me, I just don't see any reason to go back. At least not to Mariana's #3.
__label__1 Review is only for the tacos they serve outside. They're $.99 each but they charge tax with it. I like their selection of meats like cow head and beef tongue and they've got like 5 salsas. But I found their meat to be really tough and lacking flavor. Definitely a taco stand you can skip.
__label__0 Probably the worst chinese I've had in years. Sweet and sour had almost no sauce, and the kung pao chicken tasted like beef stew, not spicy at all. Not worth half what I paid.
__label__0 Do not go to the Sears on E Thomas Rd.  They missed two delivery dates, gave horrible customer service and were very rude. I finally gave up and cancelled my purchase of a washer and dryer. I guess I will try Best Buy or Home Depot. At all costs, avoid this Sears and especially a manager the named Connie in Appliances who is either incompetent or enjoys driving customers away. Ii doubt I will ever shop at Sears again!
__label__0 If you have a childish love for hating humanity and enjoy activities like jerking a rusty butter knife across your throat cox is the ISP for you.\n\nNot only does their \"24/7\" only work from 9-5 m-f they barely could care less if they solve the problem. I had to go to the better business bureau to finally  solve a hanging laggy internet problem. Even the BBB couldn't get a response for about 3 months. \n\nWhen it did go through I got finally a glimmer of hope in a great technician named John as he solved most of my internet problems regarding bad cables. \nJohn solved my problems temporarily but it's clear that this stellar Lieutenant on the front line cannot solve the inadequacies and leaks that stem from poor system design and just a lackluster UX. (if they even care about the end user at all)\n\nHowever no technician no matter his professionalism and great candor can stop Cox's sh**** customer service, or the fact that our internet goes to sh** when high traffic hours come on.\n\nCox is passable when you don't have issues. When one starts however, you can clearly see the cracks in their structure. My identity was stolen and a payment on my internet bill bounced due to Wells Fargo closing my account down to prevent further theft. I explained this to their CSR reps and still I have oodles of strange and weird charges on my bill. I mean why is their 2 charges for credit card and e-check denials on top of credit adjustment above it? Isn't that a little redundant to fix a charge and then charge me back for the charge I was credited back? There's a mountain of () and #'s that would make a license CPA want to scream.\n\nEven better is their automated voice system when you call in that makes you go through loopholes only to make sure to remind you at the end of their maze that they are closed. 24 hours customer service my brownie butt.  Shouldn't 1 call fix this relatively small problem instead of having to call back and check if \"Cox\" is ready for you? \n\nOh yea I bought a new modem and router thanks to their whizes at their in store locations which is like putting a band-aid on a gaping wound. You can improve your end but the likelihood that Cox holds up theirs is doubtful and will remain so until the USA changes legislation that makes ISP standard what the Asians in Korea, Japan, hell even China have today.\n\nI want to talk to the system engineers and upper management of cox? What is the business vision of cox? To spread the corporate love of a company that survives by a cartel business structure and not one of true democracy? The CEO of Cox should really contemplate where his ship is going and look deep down if he wants to be the caretaker of a customer service/business model that most Cash-Advance Loan Sharks wouldn't touch\n\nIt's digusting that the only other option in my neighborhood is cox or shaky looking century link dsl connection.    \n\nSo yeah if you have 99 problems and your downright darius about becoming a centurion go ahead and sign Cox up as your ISP provider.
__label__1 Two stars just for the fun of it...  but might be the dirtiest place I've seen...
__label__4 Um...FUN!!! And affordable! Took my 4 year old nephew here, to ride the \"fast race cars\" and he loved it! The go cart track is fun as can be, and the 2 person go carts even had a second \"steering wheel\" that he could pretend to use (other go carts don't always have the second wheel, and he is very serious about steering). Anywhoo, we also did the bumper boats, and those were just as damn fun! Wait times in line were nil, and prices are cheap. I highly recommend this place! Can't wait to go again.
__label__2 We received a coupon in the mail for a free meal with the purchase of another meal, so we decided to have breakfast this past Sunday morning at IHOP. Despite living near this IHOP for 2 years, I have never eaten here, mainly because there are other places nearby that I prefer for breakfast. \n\nIHOP is currently doing an all-you-can-eat pancake promo, my husband got that with eggs and hashbrowns. I decided to get the International Crepe Passport with strawberry banana crepes, this came with eggs, bacon and sausage. \n\nOur waiter was efficient and helpful. He made sure to bring out a pot of coffee so we wouldn't have to pester him for refills, as well as Tabasco and ketchup in case we needed it. \n\nOur food was good,  not great but good. The crepes were particularly tasty, I wish they did an all-you-can-eat crepe promo. I still prefer Omelet House down the street though. Unless we have a coupon, we probably won't be back for a while...
__label__0 Out of state visitor and by far this is the worst IHOP I have been to. Took 10 minutes til I had to go get the waitress to just get our drinks ordered. Food was decent. The most horrible service ever waitress was rude and got things mixed up a lot. Adding that there was only 4 other parties in the entire restaurant. Just a bad experience.
__label__4 Great Irish bar! \n\nGreat authentic food (I attribute any poor review to the fact that authentic Irish food doesn't taste like American dishes...who knew?), but they have typical bar food as well. Excellent place to watch sports (it is a WA bar, so Seahawks and Huskies will be featured) with an excellent selection of beers, Irish whiskey, and Scotch.
__label__1 waitstaff very inattentive.The table next to us asked 3 different employees to take their drink/food order and each one said 'it wasn't their area' but they'd get someone right away. We wanted to order more drinks and the waitress was never around to flag her down & she didn't check back with us until she brought the check.\n\nFood was fine, but not much in the way of Irish pub food.The atmosphere is terrific!. There r other Irish pubs in the area that are MUCH better. Check them out before u trying this place
__label__1 Two stars due to overall disappointment in the venue.    \nPROS:   Fish and Chips were excellent in my opinion, and the bread pudding was outstanding.    CONS:   No one to even say \"hello\" when you come in the door.    Just a greeter would be nice and helpful for a first timer.    Service was spotty throughout the evening.    Most wait staff are more than happy to bring you another drink before you finish the previous one to keep their bill moving up for a better tip, but that wasn't the case here.     The biggest con was the MUSIC - first of all, waaaay too loud indoors.   This isn't a dance club, so it doesn't need to dominate.   It was a conversation killer.    Secondly, it's St. Patrick's weekend, and we're listening to country music???     It just didn't align for us.    An Irish Pub can't line up an Irish Folk Singer for the weekend?     I won't be back.
__label__3 This place is a fun Irish bar with a pretty cool name. It was pretty packed when I was there for happy hour. The appetizers I tried were pretty good, but nothing tasted out of this world. I really like the Pear Cider though. They really have a great selection of unique and Irish brews and the atmosphere really feels like an Irish Pub. It seems a bit out of place in Scottsdale, but I enjoyed being at a bar with a different theme other than the party scene of Old Town Scottsdale.
__label__4 Great place to enjoys some pints and catch a game. A lot of floor space and a menu worth checking out. I little on the high side of cost for pub food, but such is expected in Scottsdale.
__label__3 Came here with an Australian friend I ran into, we wanted to do the whole American diner thing, and boy was it fun.\n\nVery warm welcome for us, as a Brit & an Aussie we instantly hit it off with the staff and had a laugh.\n\nFood was superb, I LOVED the chilli cheese fries, very hard to find over here and actually enjoy. Had the Chicken Philly cheese steak and it was great, really well prepared and quickly delivered. Prices were fantastic and service efficient and friendly. I'd love to come again for lunch.
__label__3 When this place first opened up, I was completely addicted.  I'm a creature of habit and a slave to convenience, and seeing as how it's close to everywhere I usually am both of those teamed up to fill me up with so much Taco Time food that I was basically a mobile Taco Time.\n\nAnd hey, it ain't bad for Mexican fast food!  It sure beats the crap out of Taco Bell and was a welcome change.  Their crisp chicken burritos are good, their chicken soft tacos are a delight, and I'm a big fan of their smothered enchilada that they give a funny name which I can't remember at this time.\n\nThe mexi-fries are awesome.  Sometimes I'm in the mood for the stuffed kind, sometimes I just feel like being a tot purist, and they're always totally good.  But, seriously, it's a tot.  It's hard to mess up the perfection of the tot.  Mmmm, tot.\n\nInside they have a little salsa bar with salsa and ranches and chipotle ranches that make sauce fiends like I really happy.  Also, for the weird ones like me who have distinct ice preferences - They have great ice.  The tiny crushy cube variety that's good for post-soda chewin', not great big hunks of ice.  And they have Cherry Choke.  Always a plus.\n\nOnce I saw a roach.  I try not to think about that too much, and I know that even the cleanest of places (cause, really, it does look pretty clean) can get the random critter from time to time.  But, I did see a roach and sometimes I CAN'T forget it.
__label__3 Man you can't beat Yoshinoya when it comes to finding a great value. You can get yourself a chicken bowl or a beef bowl for around $5 and have change left over for whatever else. \n\nI'm comparing this one to the one in L.A and I gotta say this location's chicken taste better because its crispier. I think because you have the grilled skin still on their. \n\nPretty big location. \nPrices slightly higher than L.A
__label__2 This place is nice and they have great barbecue combination specials. It comes with different types of meat, kimchi/banchan and soju. The only thing I have to complain about is that some of the meat is not marinated. What is the point of having barbecue if the meat is not flavored. The service is always good and this place is open 24 hours. Try not to go too late because there is only one server and it takes so long to get refills on your drinks.
__label__1 I got on yelp to see some korean bbq in the area and saw close to 4 stars so tried it out but wont be coming back. The food basically sucks compared to any of the spots in LA (except for this 1 place; unfortunately I forgot the name) .. lol. The service was ok but Ive had better in much less expensive restaurants. Oh, yea .. I spent about the same amount of money as I would at 5 star places in LA. On the good side the waitress gave us 20% off our bill for some reason. \nIm not sure if Vegas has a good korean bbq spot but I know for a fact the Vietnamese joints are as good as in LA.  \n\noh ya ... this place is open 24/7.
__label__1 I was craving korean bbq one night and decided I'd eat somewhere I've never been before, so I ended up at this place. I ordered a combo that came with some spicy tofu soup and a few pieces of short ribs for $18. The tofu soup honestly tasted like mildly spicy water, there was hardly any flavor. The short ribs were somewhat good. The whole time while I was eating, nobody came to my assistance asking if I needed anything else. Minutes later a young lady came and asked me to pay even when I wasn't even done with my food (I found this kind of rude). I told her I wanted to order something else because I was still kind of hungry, so I went and ordered some beef cubes which came out to be $28 (Pretty pricey for a plate with a few pieces of meat). She still insisted me on paying for my first meal and then pay for the other stuff later. The beef came out to be a little over cooked, there was no juiciness to it. The whole entire time, still, no one came to ask me if everything was okay. I wasn't too satisfied with the customer service. All in all, I could've gotten all you can eat korean bbq over at Korean Garden, Tofu Hut, or Sura for way less with better service. Don't think I'll be coming back.
__label__3 Richard Pro here with another review.\n\nThis is a pretty solid joint for korean food. We got the $50 meal where you grill your own pork loin, galbi, and one other kind of beef. \n\nFirst off, you get a lot of meat, and unlimited refills on side dishes. I eat a lot, as you may know, so this place definitely deserves a Richard Pro size stamp of approval.\n\nThe side dishes are tasty. Potato salad (korean version?), broccoli, some sort of sweet potato, and various side dishes. We refilled most of them 3 times. The broccoli is my favorite because of some sort of special sauce they put on it. \n\nYour meal also comes with steamed egg and a bowl of spicy tofu soup. \n\nBright, cozy, and the booths are nice. 4 stars.
__label__0 I am from Chicago,IL and I travel all over the states for my business, this is the worst Korean BBQ ever. The food was old and chewy and the service was very poor.They literally charged for lettuce they said it was extra, the side dishes were about five and when we asked for refill they were reluctant and not cooperative.Don't go to this place unless it is free.Big disappointment they also use gas instead of charcoal.
__label__0 ***THIS REVIEW IS ONLY FOR THE BUTCHER. ***\n\nConversation:\nMe: \"What cut of meat is best for kabobs?\"\nButcher 1: eye roll \"aaaaaa. what's out there?\"\nMe: \"well i heard a sirloin is good????\"\nButcher 1 : \"Sure\"\nMe: \"can I pick one out and can you cut it up for me in kabob chunks?\"\nButcher 1 to Butcher 2: big eye roll \"can we cut meat up?\"\nButcher 2: \"uuuuuuu. yah. i guess. well. ummmm.  is there some out there cut up?\"\nButcher 1: \" i mean, I guess we COULD but... uh, I just well, uhhh. cleaned.  uhhh........\"\nMe: \"Don't worry about it.\" see ya later a- holes. it's only 4pm, don't clean yet.  you may have to keep working. \n\nI think they were too busy playing pocket ping pong to bother, they like working with meat, their own.\n\nI'm usually not this bitter, it's just the whole customer service thing gets me every time.  In a bad mood?  too bad- fake it.
__label__3 I go into this sprouts on a regular basis and I have never had a bad experience.
__label__4 Love this place! I really HATE all of the run of the mill super markets. Well now you know that about me. The store is quaint and filled with all of the organic goodies that my heart desires. The staff is friendly and willing to help when you seek them first. The produce is fresh and looks good as well. They also have a pretty decent meat counter without making the store feel like a giant  super market. In short I love the store super nice,clean, and organised.
__label__3 Getting into and out of this location is an absolute death trap because of the light rail construction course but I'll still continue to make the occasional shopping trip for my dry and produce goods.  \n\nAnd you won't get the hairy eye ball for sampling a grape or a piece of that tasty salt water taffy. The buttered popcorn flavor is my fave.
__label__1 Worst place ever! I loved this place before. But now I don't go anymore! food is not good but service is bad! We ordered cold soba but broth was warm. So we asked to make cold or change the broth. But after 5 min. they served same broth as we gave before! and that day we found cockroach: ( so I don't go anymore!
__label__3 I had a craving for ramen ,decided to try shuseki based on reviews on yelp. I had the  house ramen , it had vege tempura,bamboo shoots ,hard boiled egg, carrots. The broth was very good ,but the noodles were a little over done. We had the gyoza very moist taste like made in house, and the tuna bowl, sashimi very fresh on sushi rice . Service a little slow but they had a few big party's, look like CES show attendees, loud and obnoxious.  Overall a fine dining experience can't wait to try other menu items
__label__1 Went here based on reviews, at about 3:00pm and it was pretty empty. Ordered the Kalbi ramen lunch special. As we waited various different  groups of people arrived and in total there were about 20 people scattered amongst the seating area. We waited and waited and waited for our food, everyone around us gets their food and after about 1 hr and 15min I receive my food. I get it and it is a half order of ramen and 6 pieces of gyoza... Barely puts a dent in my stomach but I am afraid to order anything else because if I did I might as well order dinner since it will take so long. How long does it take to make a ramen order? The broth is already made, the noodle just have to be warmed in boiling water, and the Kalbi doesn't take much to cook and throw in soup????\n\nThe ramen noodles are pretty good but the broth was average and the Kalbi was tough and rubbery. Gyoza was average, no better or worse than the frozen ones at the grocery store.
__label__4 I'm wondering right now why we didn't get BBQ here...\n\nAnyway this place is in a weird location.  A friend was driving there and first he drove through this ghetto looking area and then he turned on this street with no street lights.  By that time I was wondering where he was taking us.  We turned another corner and there it was!  We pulled in and it was pretty dead for dinner time.  It was also a Wednesday night though so maybe it picks up over the weekend.\n\nWe had an order of pad thai, spicy fried rice, and a vegetable dish.  The pad thai was OUTSTANDING.  It didn't taste like your normal pad thai dish...it tasted kind of peanutty.  The spicy fried rice was super good also with just the right amount of kick.  The vegetable dish was great also and I'm usually not a fan of vegetables.  The people who work here are super friendly.
__label__4 You walk in there and there is not a single customer in there but a funny pair of Thai Ladies Singing Thai Songs on the radio.  Eventually a pair of gays walks in and looks at you funny.  You can get married across the street.\n\nThe plate of Pad See Ew was really big, high, and popping with thousands of crispy cubes of tofu.  As an interesting option they had a big mound of fresh ground pepper on top which I was not sure I was going to like, but I ended up really liking.  It was $9.98 with tax, which is not cheap, but not expensive either....so you might say, it's somewhere between cheap and expensive.  A great place to go if you want to take a whore before you take her to the Sin City hostel and turn her insides into Pad See Ew ;)\n\nThey don't serve Alcohol
__label__2 Been wanting to check out a Thai place other than Lotus of Siam (you know, just to see what's out there - I could eat LOS daily)\n\nAnyway, the place has character!  It's in a tough area but once you get inside it is very comfortable and quaint.  The server and manager were both so nice and friendly.  \n\nWent for an early dinner around 6:00pm and was surprised we were NOT the only people there considering the location (also BTW you can't turn south onto 3rd from Charleston because of some road repairs).  In fact, by the time we left more than half the tables were occupied (on a Tuesday, no conventions in town).  Also saw multiple customers come in for takeout.  \n\nBBQ Chicken - this is the house specialty and it was solid, although the only thing that really made it Thai was the sweet-tangy sauce they served it with.  Be sure to eat it all while it's hot - there was a piece of chicken left at the end of the meal which had gotten cold and I ate - defintely better hot!\n\nBBQ Pork -  Also solid and also couldn't tell they were \"Thai\" except for the sauce.\n\nPineapple fried rice - This was very well executed.  Some places add too much curry spice but this was not the case here.\n\nDrunken Noodle with Shrimp - Extra spicy, \"9/10 Thai Spicy not American Spicy please\" - Even with all that request it was still not superhot.  However, it had a decent amount of heat and the dish was phenomenal.  I enjoyed this dish so much that I placed an extra order to-go for lunch next day \"just a leeeeetle bit more spicy please!\"\n\nI wouldn't make the trip to downtown just to dine here but if in the area I would go back, especially if I was in the mood for BBQ.  Apparently there are two other locations, but a friend told me that this is the best location of the three.\n\nAlso, I thought this place super cheap.  The four entrees mentioned above were $45 with tip.
__label__2 Had chicken tacos for lunch.  It's fast and inexpensive.
__label__2 Compared to everywhere else, Robertos ranks low for me.  When it comes to indulgence after a night of drinking, there's no place like this Mexican fiesta!\n\nWhenever I come to Roberto's, no matter what location, I tend to get the same two things:  Carnitas Burrito and/or Carne Asada Fries!  On this night, I got the Carne Asada Fries.  This meal is huge!  Crispy fries smothered (and when I say smothered, I really mean it LOL) with all the Mexican fixings:  sour cream, onions, cheese, guacamole just to name a few.  The carne asada is perfectly seasoned and cut into strips.  Every bite is packed with flavor and the combination can cure any drunk tummy.  \n\nThis particular location was packed with a younger crowd.  A.) probably because it was right across of the UNLV and B.) It was like 3 in the morning.  The staff was nice, nothing that stood out.  Bathrooms were disgusting.  I'm not going to get into details, but I have NEVER seen a Roberto's bathroom in good shape.  \n\nTrust me.  NOTHING in here is healthy, however, if you're looking to get your drunk munchies on, this is the place.  Come by and check out the fries.  You'll thank me later.
__label__1 I really wanted to like the Local Tavern, I really really did. The setting looks fantastic and the beer selection is always a great assortment. However, the prices are outrageous and there NEVER seems to be a special available. Even worse, the bartenders have always been lackluster and an irritable crowd. The coup de grace came this weekend when they decided to charge a bigger tip to my card than the one I had written. Something tells me I won't miss the 4.50 beers much.....
__label__4 I died and went to heaven the first day I ate there!  Please, be adventurous and try something different!  This place should be in every city in every state- in my opinion!  The menu is diverse as heck in regards to everything you can do with peanut butter!  I like how they specialize meals for kids and how they serve animal crackers as a side (whereas another place would give you fries or potato chips).  My heart seriously skips a beat when I see this place on the horizon!
__label__3 I visited Cesar Chavez Park early in 2011 for a company picnic. We had our picnic on the south side of the park. I walked around the lake and took some photos of the park. As long as the weather is cool, I would recommend this park. If you love the heat, then you can visit the park at  any time of the year.  There is fishing at the lake inside the park. I will upload some photos to give a better idea of what the park has to offer.
__label__1 [ ] current hepatitis shot [ ] current TB. shot \n\nIf you are able to check off both boxes you are safe to visit the Tropicana Cinemas without worrying about your future health. \n\nDon't get me wrong, I've subjected myself to the gum and germ infested seating arrangements, dowsed myself in antibacterial hand sanitizer and sat through an entire movie at this theater. If you do not mind sitting next to the same guy that was panhandling you for money when you first walked in to the theater then you're all set! \n\nIf you are on a tight budget or have a large tribe you're trying to entertain, the Tropicana Cinemas would be a fine choice. But if you are looking to impress your love interest on a first date, this is surely not the way to go.
__label__0 I am officially not a fan. I went here tonight with some friends to see Tangled. We get stopped at the door and they ask to search my bag. First off, searching bags of customers have gotten a LOT of theaters in trouble, even sued. THESE SEARCHES ARE ILLEGAL. It's called privacy invasion. So good job there. Secondly, even if I am carrying snacks (which I was - let's be honest, those prices are extortionate even for a \"dollar\" theater and there's not too many vegan goods) I was still going to buy popcorn - that story will come in a moment. Debate about the ethical reasoning of bringing in snacks all you want, but I don't want anyone searching my private property unless they are actual security or police. \n\nSo we take our snacks back to the car and go into the theater. My friends go to find a seat, and I stand in line for some popcorn. Note that there are no signs saying CASH ONLY anywhere. (NOTE: my friend paid for the movie so I didn't notice at the box office if signs were there or not.) When I finally get to the counter after 7 minutes of waiting (seriously the staff was working like they were underwater) I am told they don't take cards, but I can go to the ATM off to the side. Are you freakin' serious?! Why the hell would I go to an ATM when all I want is a small popcorn? There should be signage so I didn't have to waste my damn time. This subsequently put me in an awful mood for the rest of the time I was there. \n\nAs for the theater - when they shut off the lights you can't see a thing. It took me 2 minutes to find my friends. The sound quality of the movie was not great and I could hear every single person munching on popcorn and slurping drinks. So not enjoyable. Kids running around screaming and crying as well - overall a complete disaster. \n\nTreating your customers as criminals is not okay in my book, and I can assure you I will not be back here - I would rather pay the extra dough for stadium seating, debit card acceptance, and not having my bag searched (it wasn't even a big bag!). And that's saying a lot from someone who likes spending her money on shoes. Shame on you, Tropicana Cinemas.
__label__2 The following is a detailed review of the Tropicana Cinemas, a subsidiary of Regency Theaters.  My husband and I visited the cinema for the first time for a Saturday 7 p.m. showing of Captain America 2.  The theater and our auditorium were busy, with approximately 70 - 80 seeing the show.\n\nWe thought the (P)Leather seats were comfortable, clean and well maintained.  A repeat customer commented on the fact that there were new seats in the theater (we were in Auditorium #3).  I like the pleather seats much better than cloth and the seats rocked back and a nice incline.  Seat rows are not too close.  There is only one auditorium and no upper and lower levels.  The minus with the seats is that the back is high.  Since the theater floor does not incline that much, this means that anyone standing up in front of you will block the screen and/or shorter guests (children) might have a hard time seeing the screen.  That's probably why I noticed a very large stack of booster seats in the lobby.\n\nThere are five auditoriums.  When the lobby is busy, you can hear noise from the congestion in that area.  Theater has one box office window.  At the time of this writing, tickets were $2.00 each ($1.00 on Tuesdays) and $3.50 for 3D showings.  Tickets for this theater cannot be purchased online.\n\nUpon purchasing a ticket, you enter the doors on the right.  There is one security/ticket taker stand, and a small concessions area.  The security person does request to look inside women's purses. \n\nThe sign at the Security Stand states:  \"No Outside Food or Drink - CASH ONLY.\"  Bag Policy:  No shopping bags, no trash bags, no luggage bags, and no large bags of any kind.  All hand bags, side bags and purses brought into the Tropicana Cinemas are subject to search.   Staff and management reserve the right to refuse any and all bags.  We cannot hold any items for any reason.  You may enter the building 20 minutes prior to the show.  Ticket sales are no longer available 20 minutes after start of show.  We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.  Not responsible for items left in theaters.  These policies apply to everyone.  No Exceptions.\"\n\nThe prices at the concession stand are not discounted and most items are comparable to a regular movie theater.   I know from my days working at a movie theater that the box office money goes to the movie makers and the concession stand goes to the theater, so see why prices are high.    There is one long line for concessions.\n\nPrices at the time of this writing for concessions:\n\nPOPCORN:\nLarge Popcorn (free refill) - $6.26, Medium Popcorn - $5.25, Small Popcorn $4.25.  Combo #1 (Family Combo) - $19.75 [two large drinks, one large popcorn, one nachos].\n\nCOMBOS:\nCombo #2 - $18.00 [2 Icee, 1 Nachos, 1 Pretzel].  Combo #3 - $15.25 [two large drinks, one large popcorn].  Combo #4 - $11.50 [one super nachos, one large drink] / All combos come with your choice of a free Sour Jacks or Muddy Bears Candy.  \n\nKIDS COMBOS:\nOne kids tray of popcorn, one 12 ounce soda and one kid's candy is $5.00 (if purchasing the Kid's combo with an Icee, then it's $5.75).\n\nDRINKS:\nLarge Drink (free refill) - $4.50, Medium Drink -$4.00, Small Drink - $3.50.  Icee - $4.75, Large Water - $4.00, Small Water - $3.00\n\nCANDY:   $2.75, $3.50, and $3.75\n\nSNACKS:  $1.00 for Hot Dogs (Eisenberg brand); Pretzels\n\nThe lobby in general is congested.  There is an ATM machine present along with many arcade games.  The lobby is the center hub for accessing the five auditoriums as well as the men's and women's restrooms - a lot of activity in a small place.  The restrooms were clean (trash not emptied as typical at most movie theaters).  Place in general is old but clean and maintained.\n\nOn the theater's Weekly Movie Guide, they advertise a \"Reward Program.\"  However, when we inquired about this, we were told that the Reward Program does not apply to this location.  However, you can sign up for e-mails about future screenings or download the Regency Cinemas phone app for show times.  Theater can also be \"liked\" on Facebook.  Group rates and rentals are also available; call (702) 248-7469 for details.\n\nThree previews were shown prior to the show.  There were a lot of people talking loudly at the beginning of the movie, but finally stopped after the first five minutes. Also, there was a small line of late arrivers up to 5 minutes after the movie started, and an usher helped seat them. The Manager was visible several times, seen standing in the lobby.\n\nThis theater is truly \"discounted\" if you live in the area and if you don't purchase from the concession stand.  However, if you have to drive far or if you purchase from concessions, then there isn't that big of a savings.  For us, we missed a general run of a blockbuster movie but still wanted to see it on the big screen.   Thank goodness this theater was not \"ghetto fab\" but just too far for us, as we will return occasionally.  Most people would probably enjoy this entertainment option.
__label__0 My husband and I ate here today by default as we planned to eat at the Cornish Pasty next door but the music inside(and blaring out into the parking lot) was SO LOUD we had to walk out. We chose the Pink Pepper as we like Thai food. It was the WORST I have ever eaten.  THE WORST! Thai? Chinese? Who knows but the buffet lunch was disgusting. Total waste of money. Good shopping mall restaurants to avoid.
__label__2 Great food and phenomenal service, but please clean. Our table was sticky and the menus had dried food on them. We were sitting by a corner full of junk that looked like it was also being used as an office. It was literally right out in the open. Why? It did provide us with quite a few laughs, but I don't know if I would return just for this reason. If they cleaned up, I would be there multiple times a month. The food is good and it's not too far from our home.
__label__1 So I returned here for a quick lunch today after probably 8 years and have to say I was sadly disappointed... I remember this being \"the Place\" to get amazing Thai food and it is clear to see that the owners are running themselves ragged trying to manage this place today.. The restaurant is dated, not clean and disorganized, giving an unwelcome feel. To top that off, the Masuman I had was blah and the chicken was dry and overcooked.. Buffet wasn't looking great either. I hope they get the help they need to make this place what is use to be.
__label__3 One of my buddies was craving thai food so I suggested this spot. They seemed to like it. Let me see, I ordered the crispy chicken with spicy sauce. My friends got the yellow curry. It was all pretty delicious. The thai tea is also really good here. At the end of our meal they convinced us to get the mango with sticky rice and that was alright. Overall, pretty nice place all around besides the bathroom.
__label__0 Rehab is the worst.  Unattractive people, Deck chairs cost $150 to rent, and the DJ is REALLY BAD.  If you stay out there long enough the DJ will even replay songs he spins.  Plus the mixes are VERY weak.  \nDO NOT GO.  A WASTE OF MONEY AND TIME!\nThe drinks are so expensive it forces everyone who wants to drink more to drink even more in their room so the alcoholics end up staggering all over the place.  \nWhen I was there last week this group of 10 girls got into this huge brawl which had visual appeal with all the boobage and weaves flying around but in the end it was just sad.\nOn top of that these fools are running around getting b-roll for a TV show.  Whatever it is I probably won't see it but chances are your ass will be on a 2 second shot.  I don't know how many times I saw the camera crew getting a shot of the bartenders and then shooting some chicks ass while she wasn't looking.  \nThis Hard Rock and Rehab are the height of irony.  A venue dedicated to creativity and musical zeitgeist is the home of mediocre party scenes.\nBOYCOTT
__label__2 Keep in mind my review is a little biased because I was hung over like no other the day that I went so I probably wasn't experiencing it to its fullest. Ironic, considering the name.  \n\nFirst off, getting past security is a pain in the ass. I get it, they have a problem with people \"powdering their noses\" and need a means to control that. It's just a little inconvenient to wait in a long line, and then have to get out of the line to check a compact (no mirrors, compact, gum, water, etc.) at the front desk of the hotel. Travel lightly if you are planning on going to Rehab.  \n\nWe were given a cabana which was small but cute with great service. Rehab is pretty big with a lot of entertaining things [read: human zoo] to look at. Music was decent, drinks were overpriced - typical Vegas. It's pretty big with swim up tables so you don't feel super cramped. A lot of cabana options. I would be hesitant about getting in the water though, because when we were in the cabana I saw two people REALLY gettin it in the water. I'm talking wave creating, baby making motions that would scare small children. \n\nBut other than that, it's pretty fun and at the very least, extremely entertaining. Just try to take it easy the night before -- wait, what am I saying? Man up & day drink to get rid of your hangover! :)
__label__1 Second time to Rehab. First time was about 5 years ago! When they were filming the TV show. Rehab has changed in 5 years for sure! I was a VIP Cabana guest  with no VIP treatment except for the waitress Nicole! Wow after waiting in a long line in the garage then get to the Security and told my purse is too big because it doesn't fit in this tiny box!  I call the VIP Host who was no help saying I had to check my Louis Vuitton purse & pay $10. You check it not in a locked locker but on an open shelf! Then back to security waiting again. So much for paying for a VIP Cabana that cost thousands of dollars! Warning signs no medications,weapons etc! They check you out like you are a Gang member!! Maybe an hour or so I finally get in. The pool was pretty WILD and fun for people under 30! I like to people watch pretty crazy there!!!! The greatest was the service at the Cabana from Nicole! She knew one of the people I was with was writing a article about the hotel but I think she would always be a pleasure as a waitress! Everyone should do it once to see how crazy Vegas is on Sundays but glad I didn't spend my money for it! I forget to mention they pat you down like TSA......hmmmm what is up. I imagine they have had problems in the past. Like gangs & fights! Then security kept telling this guy no gym shorts & he pushes his way past them saying I know. WTF? Oh yeah there is a limit on food and drinks on top of the $5000 VIP Cabana......plus tip! They also have people walking around to give you a massage. That was nice and you pay of course! Get out your bank when you come! Not really excited to come back soon! Loved the music  and people watching!
__label__4 I used to be a die hard Sbux fan until I started coming to CBTL because of the student discounts. I can't believe it took me so long to start coming! My favorite drink is the Iced Strawberry Cream Green Tea, which they know to start making as soon as they see me come in, which they greet me by name. I am pretty sure I came her at LEAST 3 times a week for the entire spring semester. You can't beat that. And for a large tea at 2.35 with my student discount, I'll take that over the nearly 4 dollars at SBUX any day. This location is just so chill too, right across the street from UNLV and super friendly staff. I will drive the 15-20 minutes just to come to this one verses another location.
__label__0 I use stop here on my way to work to get a pure white choc/choc ice blended drink, and have made my stops here less frequent due to the lack of so much as decent customer service.  I went there today, just trying to get my reg beverage, no line whatsoever, and somehow they managed to put espresso in my drink (Even though I emphasized \"No Coffee/Espresso\"), I went back in and asked the barista if she could remake it without the espresso. She remade.. with espresso. I ended up throwing the drink in the trash and requested a refund.\n\nI can understand if they where busy, and made the mistake, but multiple mistakes without a line is unacceptable. I won't be making my way back to this location, and will continue getting there beverages at the Townsquare location.
__label__3 What a great way to spend an evening.  This was our first time at this location.  The seats are 360 around the stage so the acting caters to all directions.  \n\nThe singing was better than I expected, the wigs in the actors were a little cheesy, but it was a fun night.  The only negative thing I have to say is that with it being Arizona, the majority of the crowd was geriatric so they would try and whisper but it was really loud.  It was a bit distracting but they were having fun so it was easier to overlook.\n\nOne tip, come early bc parking fills up quickly. There are several restaurants nearby so dinner and then the show is a good idea.
__label__3 One Monday last January in Vegas, we couldn't figure out what to do.  Wasn't really in the mood to drink (WHAT, in LV and don't want to drink???)  Yes, we partied too hard the previous weekend but.....\n\nI love Microbreweries and I always heard about the Monte Carlo Brew Pub.  So we just dropped on by.  We got there right when the kitchen was closing so we couldn't get any food.  And then when we sat down, the bartender told us that this place actually did NOT brew their own beers so it was kinda disappointing right off the bat...  \n\nBut after we ordered some beers, and the bartender was so friendly, everything turned out real good...  \n\nIt was actually 80s night so they were playing a lot of old videos on the Big Screens so what started out as a possible bad experience in fact, turned out to be a Great and very Fun Time!
__label__1 This place is entertaining as hell.  It was a lot of fun to watch seven or so baseball games at once, and the beer selection was massive.  Unfortunately I got so sick from the food that I had to stay in my hotel room for the rest of the night and miss Cirque du Soliel.
__label__1 Interesting architecture, but that's all that was interesting about this place. Very college-pub atmosphere with not a whole lot interesting beer..
__label__1 Food is actually pretty decent.  Staff is just plain rude!!!  Didn't even know what the special band discount the front desk gave us meant....treated us like crap.  Then on special bday dinner they royally screwed up my dinner reservation.\n\nAgain - food and beer would have given this a 4 star.  Staff definitely brings this rating down.
__label__1 Holy schlamoly! This place CHANGED. The first time I came here back in 2004 it was a BREWERY. It was cool, it was fun, it was affordable. The beer was good and made there...\n\nFast forward to my last visit in 2010. It's a lot more...douchy. I'm not sure what made them make such a drastic change. The place used to smell of hops and malt (which smells like burnt wet oatmeal if you haven't had the pleasure). Now, it's just like any sports bar on the strip. Gone are the tanks, the smell of brewing beer, and that brewpub feel.\n\nAnd it is freaking expensive. Unless you make it for Happy Hour - which unfortunately we were too early for. I talked this place up and was sorely disappointed by the changes. I really had no reason to come to the Monte Carlo other than this spot. We had to walk through that hotel/casino that smelled like old lady perfume. I had such a headache after that adventure.\n\nMy advice - avoid this spot if you are looking for a unique place to have a pint. Or, if you have to go, go during happy hour.
__label__2 If you are looking for beer....stop by the pub!  The Pub has a ENORMOUS beer menu.  We didn't stop in for food, so I can't give any reviews about the grub.
__label__3 I have never eaten here. I cannot remember ever drinking here (but I might have). \n\nFor the longest time, I did not even know what it was called (for some reason, I thought it was named Brand). \n\nAnyway, before you flag my review for being improperly published, imagining I have never been an actual patron of whatever this place is called, hear me out. \n\nI have been here several times. I am pretty sure this is one of ONLY two venues -- Hard Rock Cafe exactly across the street is the other -- to have afforded Las Vegas' own Imagine Dragons the opportunity to headline on the strip before they became as popular that they are now, where they find themselves headlining The Joint. \n\nAnd selling it out. \n\nBartenders were always nice when I had dumb ass questions about a band they had never heard of.\n\nE: Is this where Imagine Dragons is playing tonight? \nBartender: Uh, I am not sure. I thought it was Zowie Bowie. Normally it is Zowie Bowie, bud. \nE: Oh. If there is a show going on tonight, it will be Imagine Dragons. It's probably Imagine Dragons tonight if anyone asks. They are popular locally.\nBartender: Ah, I see. Weird name. \nE: Yeah. Almost as strange as Zowie. Bowie. \n\nI never did get to hear ZB perform live here, but ID rocked this motherfucking space, that's for sure. One performance was so long that it had to include an intermission and a plethora of covers since their catalog was so short. Free. - E
__label__0 This place sucks! Slow service, no beer knowledge, food taste like its leftover from a recent wedding
__label__1 It only gets 2 stars bc the beer is very good. Other than that, everything else completely sucks!!! Service is slow.... We started off with the ice cold \"fresh\" pretzels..yuck..my husband got the fish and chips. The fish was very watery( as if it was frozen fish). I got the prime rib dip... Bland as can be! The au jus was basically brown water... And I paid a $1 up charge for onions rings... I got 4 of them... Rip off! The prices are wayyy too high for the crap food you receive! Beware people!
__label__3 Went with a group of friends, the beer selection was very good, the appetizers were also good.\nWe went in at happy hour, $3 off all beers.\nWe could easily view multiple games at the same time and being able to go out on the deck with the view of the Monte Carlo pool.\nOur server, Jose, was great, funny with a great sense of humour  and quick wit, and very well  versed on the menu, especially the beer. \nWe will definitely return on our next Vegas trip, and hopefully take in the much celebrated duelling pianos.
__label__1 We used to really like this place as a good first stop in Vegas.  It has gone downhill - nearly all the way down hill.\n\nIt took 27 - yes, 27 - minutes for our waiter to come say hello and just take our drink order.  At that point, we ordered everything and asked for the check at the same time so we could make sure we didn't miss him again.\n\nThey've narrowed the menu and the choices aren't as varied, leaving off some things I used to like.\n\nI had the bbq chicken flatbread.  The chicken was not only all dark meat, but half of it was inedible because it was all fat and tendons.  I guess if you order a burger it might be ok, but they didn't do this one well.\n\nThis place has a management issue, which causes a staffing issue, which causes poor customer service and wait times.  We won't go back, but hopefully they fix it for future crowds.\n\nOne star for great beer selection, though!
__label__4 Great family owned business.  Friendly staff.  Great sushi and reasonable prices.  Check them out!
__label__1 this was the first Japanese restaurant I've tried out in Arizona, and I was pretty disappointed with the quality. I'm from California where the sushi is really good. this place is expensive for sushi quality I would get out of Safeway deli. We were the only ones in the restaurant which should of been warning sign number one. The only really good tasting sashimi was the salmon. \nThe location is decorated in a really strange way and definitely needs to be renovated. It's also very small. Overall, go somewhere else. Not worth it.
__label__3 Canoe for two appetizer is great!  I had the quad seafood platter... there is a trio listed on the menu, but the quad includes the macnut-crusted mahi.  I enjoyed the misoyaki butterfish the most.\n\nI tried the pomegranate mojito.  The waitress warned me that it was made with patron silver tequila instead of rum, but I didn't really enjoy it that much.  I like the Kona Grill mojito much more.\n\nBut the food was world class and the service was great.  The waitress even brought me an extra pom mojito that the bartender had made in excess.\n\nIt seems like the dress is a bit more casual at this location than others I have been at.
__label__4 Get the Butterfish!
__label__3 Our family of 4 dined at Roy's on a Saturday evening for dinner. We walked in, were greeted and sat promptly at our reservation time. We were happy that we were seated in one of the off shoot rooms from the front area, much much less noisy. Waters were poured, server had introduced herself, complementary edamame were placed down and drink orders were taken. We ordered a Cosmo and a Martini on the rocks with extra olives. The Martini, came forgot the olives and there was a lime wedge with the Martini, wrong, sent it back and was redone and all was well.\n\nWe started off with appetizers of Tuna Poke and a Signature Roll, both very good. For entrees we had: Braised Short Ribs of Beef, Seared Sea Scallops, Blackened Island Ahi, and Tempura California White Sea Bass.\n\nAll were perfectly cooked and very good. I can't say anything bad, but for the prices, Roy's still had that \"Chain Restaurant\" aura about it. Can't put my finger on it, maybe the decor, the amount of tables, the scent or the lighting? I think its a great fine dining family restaurant. Would I come here for a romantic evening, maybe not. Service and Food very good.
__label__3 Not too bad Khmer/Chinese/Thai/Viet food here. Good fish, shrimp and seafood dishes here. I believe this is part of the California chain. The service is just like any other Chinese restaurant- just ok. Parking can be a bitch sometimes, but what do you expect; it's right in the heart of Chinatown.
__label__2 Was wondering Chinatown in Las Vegas and stumbled upon this place. The place was packed with both locals and tourist. \n\nThe wait to be seated wasn't very long and the staff quickly took our orders. Me and my wife tried the clams with black bean sauce and the seafood claypot. Both were pretty decent, but most of the meat in the claypot was fake seafood (ie fake crab meat, fish paste). \n\nOverall the service was friendly and the food OK.
__label__3 price and taste is perfect for my wallet and stomach!! love it!
__label__3 Sushi Tachi has become my husband's and my place to go for sushi in NLV. The food is consistently good and service is exceptional. They have great Monday and Tuesday deals and a decent selection of rolls. All-you-can-eat is the way to go! \n\nThe only thing I don't like is once we were given lots of grief for bringing in a few chicken nuggets for my four-year-old (who doesn't like sushi or anything else the place offers). They almost didn't let us stay to eat! The next week - they had a sign up saying \"no outside food\". While I understand the rule, it's disappointing that I cant visit unless I don't have my kids with me. \n\nNote to self: teach my kids to like sushi. Until then, I will not have many chances to visit Sushi Tachi! Beware parents - don't bring (outside) food for your kids in. They will turn you away. But if it's date night - I recommend this place! Thumbs up!
__label__0 I'm an avid sushi eater and this place is a hole in the wall that you DO NOT want to spend your money on. Got the all you can eat for an hour. The waitress was an older Filipino lady who seemed really bothered to take our order. She came around twice and we never saw her again. We couldn't even utilize the all you can eat because no one was around and we weren't the only ones complaining that night.We said f-it and left. Went to complain and the guy that took our money couldn't speak English. There are way better sushi spots in Vegas. Don't waste your time here.
__label__2 When I was out in the Las Vegas area I used to go to this sushi bar quite often. One of the benefits of eating here was the made-to-order, all you can eat sushi specials during lunch time. I wonder if they still have this going but if you were looking for a cheap sushi meal, then go no further. However, I've definitely had better sushi in my life before (I've been to Japan twice, and there is a great sushi bar in Kansas City, MO which is excellent.)
__label__2 Experienced my first spring training game on St. Patty's Day with a matchup of the A's Vs. the Giants.  Half my family was in A's gear and the other half in Giants.  First the good.  I really liked the size and feel of the ballpark, felt like there was no bad seat in the stadium.  Parking was inexpensive and plenty of it.  Concessions were good and they had extra people out with buckets of beer and water.  Now the bad.  We had seats in the outfields and the bleacher benches were built for 8 year olds, not someone over 6 ft tall.  Also, there was no grass areas in the outfield.  Overall, I really enjoyed the game, Giants won, and we all had a good time.  I look forward to going to Scottsdale stadium.
__label__2 Hubby and I made the pilgrimage to In-N-Out after hearing so many great things about it.  We don't have any on the east coast, so we took advantage of our trip to Las Vegas to try it out.  Amazingly, this one was within walking distance (albeit a long and circuitous walk) of our hotel.  \n\nThe burgers and fries were okay, but this was not an \"OMG, BEST BURGERS EVER\" kind of experience.  Yes, they do a better job than Burger King, McDonalds, and the like, but that's not saying much, is it?  \n\nWhat I liked:  The toasted buns, the burger's flavor, and the fries (like McDonald's but more potatoey)\nWhat I didn't like:  The unbelievable busy-ness of the place, the lack of anyone cleaning tables as people left.  \n\nAt home, we have Five Guys.  In-N-Out is similar, but certainly no better.
__label__2 Funny how there's a Five Guys just up the street, but I wanted to try something I can't get back east.\n\nThat being said, I found decent prices, good service, decent fries, and a decent burger.\n\nI was expecting more for some reason, but In-N-Out just isn't on Five Guys' level when it comes to burgers and fries.
__label__1 I've been here too many times in hopes that the food and service might get better. Well this last visit I had the mahi mahi which was actually good and I liked the veggies it came with. I don't like that they only have one salsa choice. The service is pretty ridiculous, since everytime we go we seem to be forgotten and ingnored. We waited 20 minutes before even putting our drink order in. Overall the food is just ok,nothing to brag about at all, and the service just sucks.
__label__4 You will get the best Hair cut of your life from Jamie Dix at the salon here.\n\nShe gives the most evenly blended hair cut ever!!!\n\nJamie has a way of looking at you and knowing what color/cut would be the best for your face/style\n\nHer range is amazing, she can do funky but still professional (somehow) \n\nor just give you something very out of the box.\n\nShe is the only one there that does updoes and African American hair.\n\n\nSeriously, once you get your hair did from Jamie, you wont ever go to anyone else!!!\n\n\nPeace\n\n*********Update*************\nShe Moved to Green With Envy Salon
__label__2 Costco is great for certain occasions.\n\nIf I'm having a party...\nBig back of tortilla chips and salsa. Check. \nYummy Yummy cake. Check. \nBurgers and buns. Check. \nBOOZE. Double check. \n\nThe alcohol is the best part. Hard liquor at least...It comes in sets, so if you only need one bottle then don't come here. I also like to get my vitamins and my fruit bars here. Only because I eat them on a daily basis. I will look through the dvd's and books, but it's a hit or miss. \n\nBesides that though...who really needs a big o tub a mayo, 500 cans of tuna, or enough lettuce to make a tossed salad in my tub. I'm only one person...This place is great for large families and organizations, though. Or people like my mom.
__label__1 Well, it's cheap.  \n\nThat's basically what Food 4 Less has going for it.  Other than that, there's not much.  Since I just got done being a student paying my way through college, I recognize the value of cheap and I would be a great big liar if I didn't say that a good portion of my shopping has centered around here because of convenience and, well, necessity.\n\nHowever, now that I can afford NOT to go there, I don't very much any more.  Basically how it works is that Food 4 Less buys the cheapest stuff possible to pass the savings on to you, or something.  Therefore, the selection is pretty lacking.  This specific location smells TERRIBLE when you walk in, and it just feel like there's an inherent grit all over everything.  Ew.  Grody.\n\nIt's a lifesaver if you need to cut corners in every way possible if you can over the funk.  Blech.
__label__3 Cheap prices and a great place to get fresh veggies. Place does get busy on the 1st and 2nd of the month given how cheap the place is so try to avoid those two days.
__label__2 I got my Sonic fix, so there is a couple stars for ya.\n\nSadly our fries were VERY undercooked, I didn't get any mustard with my plain hot dog, and we didn't get any napkins.\n\nThese are fast food basics, people.
__label__2 While we love Rumbi and have eaten there several times a month over the last 6 years. We will no longer be eating here as often.\n\nI love the spicy teriyaki chicken bowl, my wife likes a salad they have and my kids get a kids meal and we ALWAYS ordered four orders of the shrimp tempura as an appetizer. Was $6 for 12 tiny shrimp tempura (there was three shrimp per order) which was a great deal and my kids loved the shrimp.\n\nWas very disappointed to find out they raised the price of the shrimp tempura by 100%. Used to be $.50 cents a piece and now they are $1.00 a piece for little tiny shrimp. \n\nWe'll still be back but it will be months between visits now instead of weeks since I won't be paying the new price for the tiny shrimp so my kids won't want to go here as often. Not to mention it is a 15 mile drive for us.
__label__3 Sierra Gold invites you into a very comfortable atmosphere with good quality food & satisfying craves to enjoy whether one might be there for televised sports, video poker, or simple just sitting down at the bar or amusing seating area.\n\nFirst thing to keep note: HAPPY HOUR everyday from 3pm-7pm & 12am-4am (50% off all drinks & pizza)\n\nAs for the food:\n_Thin crust pizza (not a fan, but just got sold with the quality & outcome of the pizza that's served here)\n_Bucket of wings (so many favors, garlic parmesan is a favorite)\n_Bucket of curly fries (gotta love'em)\n_ZOOKIE (too good to be true! The warm white chocolate macadamia nut cookie with a scoop of vanilla ice cream, whip cream, & dizzled with chocolate/caramel just hits the spot to that sweet tooth crave)\n\nService could have been better, but what do you expect at midnigt: top noch service? (minus 1 star)\n\nI have yet to try more & what's best: this local spot is open 24hours!!!
__label__4 The girly drink I had was sooooo good! \n\nI would pick Sierra Gold over Blue Martini any day! Half off pizzas and drinks for $3? Im game!
__label__3 Typical local bar, but I'd say it's nicer than most. The drinks are cold and food is descent. The pizzas are pretty good, and even better during happy hour. The wings are good as well. Nice spot to hangout after work.
__label__1 This review is about the AYCE Crab Dinner\n\nMediocre corn.\nMediocre rice.\nMediocre crab.\n\nWhat happened? I use to love the AYCE crab dinner here because the crab was so warm and juicy. This time the crab was just room temperature and the sides were just blah.The only thing that improved was that they now put their butter on burners, so it never solidifies. The thing I hate the most was that they raised the Crab Dinner price to $15.99 (drink not included)!! That's 3 bucks more than when I use to come here not too long ago. That's a big difference. For just a few bucks more than that I can go to a seafood buffet with unlimited drinks. I don't think I'll be coming here again for the ayce crab dinner. It's no longer a great value.
__label__3 $4 steak and eggs special during midnight graveyard hours. Its not on the menu but you can ask the waitress about it and they will tell you about it. NOT bad for the portion they give you, it comes with hash browns and toast as well. What a deal! I only go here for their steak and eggs specials after a long night of clubbing and partying. Inside of the Tuscany suite at Marilyn cafe.
__label__3 We tried this place because there was a coupon in the Entertainment Book. Since we like the mexican restaurant inside the Tuscany, we figured it was worth trying.\n\nWe had two sandwiches- we split it (our MO). It was very good, surprisingly, for a casino cafe. It's about $10 per person, without the Entertainment coupon. We've been here a couple times. The service is very good. The atmosphere is nice, and this restaurant is spacious inside. There are tables and chairs as well as booth seating available. \n\nIt's truly \"hit or miss\" at these casino cafes. This is probably one of those little known/forgotten casinos and two of the restaurants here are really good.
__label__2 THE GOOD: They serve alcohol, they're open 24/7 and have all your diner needs. The prices are an ode to old school Vegas back when awesome food specials would draw you into random hotels. Perfect for after the club \"sober me up\" delectables.\n\nTHE BAD: The wait!!!  Oh my goodness!  You'd better have plenty of time to spare cause you'll have 3 major waits to deal with. First off its not on the strip, Second you'll wait a while to be seated and finally you'll wait a longer while to actually get your food.  I believe the long waits puts an unnecessary additional amount of pressure on the taste of the food.  We wanted Steak and Eggs and Yelped this place specifically for that reason.  Sadly the steak was REALLY tough and the hash browns were bland and uneventful. \n\nALL IN ALL: Gets the job done but not at all memorable! Again it was probably the long wait that hurt the taste so I gave this place an additional star. With all that said I'd definitely go back at some random hour with less expectations.
__label__3 After a successful night of clubbing, we all had some late night munchies and took the cab to Tuscany for some steak & eggs! We came around 3am and the place was pretty empty. All 10 of us ordered the usual steak & eggs (steak, eggs, toast & hash browns). Along with 2 cups of coffee. I'm not sure how much each plate was but the end total for all of us was $62 - probably including gratuity & tax. Not too shabby :)\n\nThe waiter was friendly and took our order quickly as well as refilled coffee whenever needed without us having to asking.
__label__3 You can't beat $5 steak and eggs!  I came here with my dad and bf after a night out.  It was open at 3 AM (no surprise) and not very crowded at all.  We asked for the $5 steak and egg special.  It took about 15 minutes before we got our meal, and the steak was cooked just right and came with 2 eggs, hash browns, and toast.  Everything was delicious and nothing was left behind on the plate.  Best $5 I've ever spent!  The service was pretty good, and the restaurant definitely had a cafe atmosphere to it.  Even though it's a little out of the way from the Strip, I would definitely come here again!
__label__0 This place and the management are a joke. I argued with the staff for a good 15 mins about having French toast. Asked to speak to a manager and was refused. Instead the manager sits and stuffs his face while he tells the server to go tell me he's unavailable.  The strangest part about it all is I even offered to pay the difference from the start of the whole argument.  No mater what I had to take the meal the way it was served on the menu.
__label__3 I'm a Fan!! \nThe first morning that we were in LV, we came in for Breakfast. I had the 8oz steak and sunnyside Eggs with hashbrowns. It was DELICIOUS!! The service was friendly, and quick. \n\nWe came on Friday 8/15 for the AYCE Crab Legs. The wait was about 30-45 minutes (which was not a problem being a Friday night in Vegas), and there is so much commotion and noise (OH, but SO worth it for $19.99). \n\n**** Can I suggest a quick weekly STAFF MEETING to organize the chaos to be expected on a Friday night AYCE Crab legs meal??  It really was sheer chaos. We had several different waiters take our order, bring our order, refill our cups, etc.. I was confused on who the hell to tip @ the end of the night so We ended up leaving the $$ on the table, and let them fend for themselves.  \n\nUpon my next return to LV, I will be visiting Marilyn's again
__label__3 Another one of my finds thanks to my time spent at IP's poker room. The lunch special is what got our attention, actually -- a giant slice of yummy pizza (don't get two slices unless you've an appetite of pro-football star proportions) for just a couple bucks. \n\nIt's a teeny-tiny little Italian restaurant, with checkerboard tabletops and comfy booths. The service is fast and friendly. I tend to catagorize it in my mind of being strictly a pizza joint, but the menu is actually much more extensive than that. They serve a chicken Caesar sandwich that's pretty good, though I vaguely remember the chicken being of the McNugget variety. They do have a little salad bar which offers plenty of tasty veggies and a couple meats, and a low-fat Italian dressing that I honestly can't taste the low-fattiness. It's thick and flavorful, just as it should be.
__label__2 Parking is a madhouse on weekends at this chic Chandler mall, which is the equivalent to Scottsdale Fashion Square (it has a lot of the same stores!). And don't even think about coming here during the holiday season unless you have a helmet.\n\nIf you can deal with the crowds or have a job where you can get away during the week, then the mall isn't all that bad. Infact, it's pretty darn nice. It's classy for Chandler and features some cool nightspots like Kona Grill and the Red Kilt Grill & Pub. And shopping IS fun here when you're not battling the crowds. There's also an Aveda, Buckle, Coach,  Guess and White House Black Market. Check out chandlermall.com for a full mall store listing.
__label__2 This review is only based on seeing santa experience and not the mall itself.  The wait was over an hour and leading up to see Santa was a great experience.  5 stars for that.    Receiving your photos was the issue.  We waited in a line for 40 min and we were told there is no line and that they just call our name out.   We didn't hear any names being called out and neither did the people around us waiting.  The people working at the photo area were stressed, confused and a little on the rude side.  Once we finally got our pictures we didn't get to choose the picture out of the 5 they took.   I am glad I checked my package because there was a strange kids pictures added to it.  My advice would be..  Call ahead for reservation will save you time in line and they need to figure out a different way to get your pictures.  \nOne a side note: Santa was great and an Eagles fan.
__label__4 Ok, let's get this straight right off the bat.  I don't think Starbucks makes the best coffee around, but it's consistant and I really like that.  That was especially important when I used to travel constantly for work.  I knew what I liked and it would be the same no matter where I went.  Anyway, I drove through this Starbucks yesterday morning after dropping my sweet pea at akido because I had been up since 4:00 am and needed a little caffeine and sugar.  I ordered a iced soy mocha, a big treat for me because I'm trying to stay away from refined sugar and animal proteins, and waited my turn to make it around to the little window.  All in all I'd say I was inline for about five minutes.  Nothing unheard of for a Saturday morning.  When I got to the window the girl handed me my drink and said it was on them for the long wait!  That just made my day!  How considerate of them.  The mocha hit the spot and gave me enough energy to run the rest of my errands.  I'll be back for more.
__label__3 I was a skeptic at first, thinking that this place was luring people in with it's glossy exterior only to fall short when it comes to actual quality. I was wrong. The Valley Ho is not only fun to utilize as a word-play, it's also a fantastic hotel. \n\nI will start with the things I didn't like...because there are only a couple and they are relatively minor. \n#1 The in-room coffee. It's by far, THE WORST coffee I've ever had. I've had better cups of instant coffee. The V-Ho is trying real hard on this and I give them an A for effort. But whoever was in charge of selecting the coffee system cares a lot more about appearance and, I'd venture to guess, is not even a recreational coffee drinker. This \"thing\" makes a cup of coffee that looks like sewar water and tastes like dasani. \nPlease, V-Ho, I beg of you to re-think your in-room coffee system. \n\n#2 Smoking at the pool. Yes, the pool is a scene, but I'm really not into having cigarette and cigar smoke wafting in my face all day. \n\n#3 There is no #3. But I wasn't really crazy about the town of Scottsdale itself. Yes, in March the weather is perfect. But the town is a you-could-be-anywhere town. All the chain restaurants. It feels a little like Disneyland, with everything setup for the tourists. Unless you're here to by art, there's nothing that you will find interesting about this place. After 1 day of looking around, I was content just to hang out and eat at the hotel.\n\nThis hotel has great rooms, the beds are superior with delicate, soft linens, a mattress that is both soft & firm, an amazing tub in the middle of the room, ample balcony space, great tv with ipod hookup, and they even brought a DVD player into my room so I could watch movies. \n\nThey also don't nickel & dime you like other hotels: wireless is free and using the gym at the spa (which is pretty good) is free. I like these little touches.\n\nThe layout of the rooms is great, you wouldn't think a tub in the middle of the room would work but it does. There's a curtain for privacy if you want it. \n\nLastly, the hotel staff were great. Helpful and friendly but not in that \"I am here to be your servant\" kind of way. Maybe it's just me, but they actually seemed genuine. And even if that's an act, I rather liked it.
__label__4 I could live here and be totally happy.  The staff was over the top friendly.  My room was huge, amazing, comfortable and oh-so-cool.  The glassed in bathroom and the blue mood lighting was the best.  Don't forget to check out the spa.  Ummmmm....  Love their signature scent too.  Check their store out online and get some shipped to you.  Thanks to this hotel, I didn't mind staying in a place that got up to 106 by midday!
__label__3 Following a recent upgrade to the rooms, this is well worth the $169 per night I paid in October. A large open plan room, modern blue lighting, a neatly tucked away but spacious bathroom, and a huge bedroom that flows onto a cute little balcony big enough for a lounger and a table.\n\nWith the very reasonable restaurant Cafe Zuzu downstairs and the popular bar next to it, plus the frequently busy pool for people watchers, this is definitely an entertaining place to stay. Well worth the price!
__label__0 Had better service at motel 6. Advised front desk of drunk patrons kicking my tires while awaiting valet with my toddler.  Front said \"I'm sorry to hear\", then walked away. Dirty towels and bed linen did me in... going back Motel 6 on next visit.
__label__4 This hotel gets it right.  It is clean, well-appointed, and the staff is amazing.  Loved the modernized retro theme.  My room was perfect.  The bed was comfy.  My pet peeve about hotels is the lack of attention to shower cleanliness.  There was no scum or mold in my shower.  :)  The restaurant staff is kind, and the food is super yummy.  I would stay here if I were to visit Scottsdale again.
__label__4 We recently stayed there as a large group for our wedding. All of our guests loved the atmosphere and there stay. I was very impressed with the staff and the service we received the entire weekend. From the beginning with the planning with there corporate members for a Large room block, to booking a shuttle,  to checking in and out they where amazing. I also recommend the spa , Karen was my therapist and I can say it was one of the best massages I have ever had.  Perfect location especially for our out of town people and over all a great stay!
__label__3 We stayed here for a couple of nights and I was very impressed. This hotel has great style and they take it back old school with revamped midcentury modern furnishings. The rooms were nice and we loved the huge tub in the room--but this would be a little awkward if you are sharing a room with someone you are not too comfortable with because there is only a curtain separating the room and the bathroom. However, you could book a different room with more privacy. The balcony/patio is great as well which overlooks the pristine grounds which at times felt a little like Hawaii.. I will say the customer service is also the best we have experienced in a long time. Everyone is so friendly --it was wonderful! I would definitely book this hotel again. Oh and the scent they use after they clean your room is the best!
__label__1 Not a big fan. Good and bad experience at this Hotel. First the good: 1,) Hotel staff very friendly and accommodating. 2.) Nice rooms, well appointed, very clean and updated. 3.) Lots of pools, golf course and workout center. 3.) The bad: 1.) Room service: ordered a very standard breakfast that arrived late and the order was wrong. 2.) The hotel has several restaurants on the property that look great...however they may or may not be open depending on who is staying at the hotel that week. 3.) All the rooms are spread out all over the property...so someone elderly especially would have a challenge going from point a to b on foot. 4.) Parking is not located near alot of the rooms and they have very low archways that make driving through the complex a challenge if your vehicle has a storage box on top for luggage.
__label__3 My family has visited this hotel several times, always on holiday weekends. As such, it's always busy. Overall, the property seems to handle crowds well, and problems are usually dealt with appropriately. The grounds are beautiful and the The Falls area is fantastic for just hanging out for the day. Kids love it - two huge pools and a water slide. When the companion resort, the Pointe Hilton Squaw Peak, is not at full capacity, you can also take a shuttle to that property and enjoy their pool area with lazy river.\n\nOur last stay was over July 4 weekend, and it was busy as usual. We rented a cabana at the pool area. They are worth every penny! You don't have to jockey for shade all day, and they include TVs, telephones, and a small fridge with water bottles. They are always booked up, so call ahead and reserve one when you make your reservation. We had a small issue where our reservation wasn't written down correctly on one of the days, but The Falls manager resolved it instantly. Great service. Don't let her catch you with outside food or beverages in those cabanas though! I think I saw her behead someone. On busy weekends, the poolside restaurant/bar pumps out food and alcohol at a frantic pace, but the service is always efficient and friendly. They do tack on 20% if you order right to your cabana or lounger via the roaming waitstaff. Give them a break though -- you're on vacation and they're sweating a gallon per minute to serve you.\n\nThe restaurants on the property are adequate but overpriced, like any resort. Drive a 1/4 mile north on 7th St to Safeway, AJ's, or Fresh & Easy and stock up on groceries. We always have our room full of outside food/drink with no complaints from the hotel.\n\nWe love the rooms because they have a separate front room with pull-out bed. Great for the kids and provides some privacy/quiet for the back bedroom if someone needs to pass out early. They're not exactly lavish, but you're not there to sit in your room, right?\n\nI give 4 stars rather than 5 for two reasons. First, the parking is a royal pain in the butt; they have nowhere near enough parking for all the guests when at capacity. If you are in one of the upgraded rooms up in the hills, be prepared to navigate down a narrow road with SUVs lining both sides, and a decent chance you will be blocked in by someone. The fire marshal would have a field day. Either that or park in the main lot and hoof it all the way up to your room. Second, they shut everything down at around 9 PM, leaving all the adults on the property to either walk around in circles in their rooms or drive into Phoenix to locate some nightlife. This place seriously needs a bar to stay open late on weekends.
__label__0 I am staying at the Tapatio Cliffs Resort right now and my car was spray painted last night. All the windows and profanity on the back. After talking with several people, a manager, security, etc., the only thing I was told (in paraphrase) was 'we can't do anything, but an insurance claim has been made', and that these things happen.. Not anything to compensate, to make me feel secure that this won't happen again, nothing. I am being treated like some idiot who is paying money to be here for several days and that's it. If you want to make sure you are secure and want a staff that works hard to make sure you are satisfied, I suggest not staying here. They are horrible and have done absolutely nothing. This is not the Hilton brand standard and I am appalled as a paying customer I am being treated this way. DO NOT STAY HERE.
__label__3 My husband and I stayed here as a weekend getaway in the beginning of July.  Let's start with the downsides to this place.  Everywhere you go is a hike.  It is built into the side of a mountain so the parking spaces and rooms are very far away and a long walk (up hill) from all the pools and restaurants.  Parking is another issue all together.  We never had an issue (thankfully) but the parking by the actual rooms was scarce and the main parking is quite far from the rooms if you were unfortunate enough to not find a space.  Also, the bar in the adult pool wasn't open at night which was highly inconvenient and we ended up going to a bar off site.\n\nThe Pros... the place is gorgeous.  The rooms are top notch, the sheets and bed were super comfortable and we were very well rested by the end of our stay.  The pools are very well maintained and there are a bunch of them.  The room service was delicious and the onsite dining at Pointe in Tyme was amazing as well.\n\nAlso, we had arrived with the expectation that free wifi would not be available, but it turns out it is included in the $10/night resort fee we were charged so that was a pleasant surprise.\n\nI would 100% return in the future!
__label__0 DON'T STAY HERE! WORST HOTEL EXPERIENCE EVER\nTHIS IS A 0 TO -5 STAR REVIEW...\n\nThe only reason I selected this hotel was because they allowed large dogs. Other dog friendly hotels in the area were booked. This trip wasn't planned in advance so I didn't  have many options.  We were there for a funeral so the last thing I needed to deal with was this horrible hotel. Thankfully we were just there to sleep. \n\nCheck in was easy enough. Then it all went bad within the next half hour...\n\nI was lucky enough to find a parking space near my room when we arrived. After that, we had to park up or down a hill and hike to the room. One night I drove around the resort for 30 minutes and still couldn't find any parking. My only option was to use the complimentary valet service. Let me tell you, it's worth every penny! I waited in the valet area for 20 minutes before he showed up. This is a huge resort and on a Friday night with 2 events going on, they had 1 valet on duty. He claimed there was another guy but he was \"working somewhere else tonight.\" He was kind enough to drive me to my room.\n\nThe room was old & dated. Furniture is dirty & there were stains on the carpet in the center of the room when you walk through the door.\n\nWe booked the room for 3 adults & 2 children & a large dog. (the room sleeps 6)  We were given 3 bath towels. It took an hour and 2 calls to get more towels delivered to our room.\n\nThe door to the tiny bathroom didn't seal. It wouldn't close all the way. We had to use the one and only (miniature) trashcan in the room to block the door so it wouldn't just open.\n\nThe reading lights over the beds didn't work. Apparently, they fail to check the small details in the room. \n\nGood luck trying to watch television. The remote is basic & doesn't even have the arrow keys needed to select the guide option after watching the Hilton info that comes on. There was a channel up & down button so we were able to scroll through the limited channels to find nothing. No problem, we have the free WiFi that comes included in our $18 +tax daily resort fees so we can use our iPads & computers...So we thought! We were given a WiFi code that wouldn't connect in the bedroom. It barely connected at all. That was a bust. \n\nIf you stay here, bring your own soap! Housekeeping failed to replace the soap when they \"cleaned\" the room. \n\nI'm sorry this is long, but here's the most memorable part of my stay...\n\nThe room turned into a swamp!  On the first night after a shower, the carpet was wet & we noticed water leaking from under the wall. Called maintenance. They came & said there's a leak. No kidding! They returned after we left. They caulked the tub & left a card stating the time they were there & the work was completed. We got back late that night & it was still wet. There was no effort to clean the wet carpet or sop up any water. The next morning after 3 showers, it was soaked. It was much worse than before. I called again to complain about this & asked them to come after we left for the funeral service. The lady was very nice & sent up some more towels for the floor. Apparently, maintenance never came as there was no service card left like the previous day and it was more wet than before we left. One would think Housekeeping would let maintenance know that there was clearly a problem. All they did was pick up the towels and leave us a new stack...on the dirty floor. It was after 11pm & now the water was also soaked through the other side, onto the bedroom carpet. After a long & very emotional day with family, we figured it's not worth another call this late. We figured we're out of here in the morning so why bother wasting our time. We just put down more & more towels. There was never any offer to change rooms. No call or follow up from Maintenance. They knew there was a problem. We called twice and they ignored our second complaint. Before I went to check out, I stopped to talk to the Concierge and let her know what's going on in this room. She seemed concerned & asked why I didn't call the front desk to complain. Apparently the different departments are all on different computer systems so she couldn't even look up the history of my calls and lack of service from Maintenance. She offered us a free breakfast which I quickly  declined then she called for the Manager On Duty. She showed up after 15 minutes and I had to explain everything a second time and was again offered a complimentary breakfast. I said I would not be returning nor recommending this property to anyone. They decided that they would refund my $75 pet fee. Seriously, that's the best they could do. \n\nI'm happy to be out of there. As I stated, this was the absolute worst hotel experience any of us ever had. \n\nI'm embarrassed to admit that I stayed at the Point Hilton Tapatio Cliffs Resort.
__label__4 This was the last stop for our summer vacation before heading home and I'm glad we stopped here. The hotel was extremely beautiful and the rooms were spacious with separate areas to where my wife and I could have some privacy from the kids. They have three pools, and adult only where they serve alcoholic beverages, a family pool and a water park type pool. This was a great rest area for us. We will definitely go back again whenever we get a chance.
__label__2 Rubio's is on the corner. It is inexpensive. The food is ok. Nothing to get excited about.
__label__4 A great date place. We were in town last summer and found this place because we're atmosphere freaks and the large window allows drivers-by to see what they're getting. \n\nThe food was fantastic, the waiter was great, the wines were tasty.\n\nWe shared a couple of champagne flights with our tapas and we've pledged to return everytime we're in the burgh.\n\nA great place for upscale eats on E Carson.
__label__1 I was under-impressed.  Stay far away from the calamari which came as a lump of fried mass of chewy something.
__label__0 Overpriced, mediocre, lack of attention to detail and quality. Would not recommend. Don't waste your money.
__label__0 Can't tell you about the food.  Never got waited on.  Don't have enough time left in my life to wait around for someone to wait on me.  Two waitresses came into the section, looked at us and never came back.  Manager offered to get us coffee, then never came back.  Just walked out.  Only recommend you go there if you have many years left in your life to wait around.
__label__3 The brisket and drunken shrimp are great.  live muic was fun on patio.  New owners have done a great job with refresh and menu.  New servers are nice.  Price was right
__label__3 Good hike for kids!
__label__3 We celebrated my daughters 4th birthday there today. Evey one was so friendly. Donovan was are party host and he was great! So nice and made sure everything was going well through the whole party. I couldn't have asked for a better host.  The lady behind the ticket counter was so sweet as well. She gave my birthday girl a little extra on her special day. This location is very clean and all the games were working as well. I think the only thing was the bathroom was a little out of order but nothing to make my day bad. I would return here without a doubt to have some family fun.
__label__2 Light blue polo shirts. \"Six gill\" pleated khakis. 40 oz. $3 beers on Thursday night. One of these three things is really sexy. Guess which one? \n\nAngry Ale's has lots of TVs to watch sports and a \"high tech\" shuffle board that keeps score electronically. Pretty advanced. What isn't advanced is the service. Our server, while she was very sweet, seemed to have misplaced our table and we had to wait a while between beers. Angry's seemes to be short staffed and, according to my local friends, this seems to be a constant problem. The prices and variety of bar food and beer makes up for this. Another good thing is the patio. Lots of room to escape the smoke. Just be sure to let the server know where you're going.
__label__1 If you are looking to run into someone from high school then this is the bar for you.  Or if you are 30 and looking to meet girls in their young 20s that have nothing better to do than hang out at this bar all the time.  The bathroom was a complete shithole and most of the people there seemed like douche bags.  Some guy knocked my beer out of my hand and I yelled at him.  He then smirked at me and told me that if I apologized to him he would replace my beer.  This place only gets 2 stars (instead of 1) because I ran into an old friend who was working there and that was a nice surprise.
__label__2 A dive-ish sports bar, it's an interesting spot with excellent burgers, a billion television sets and a reasonable selection of mass-produced beers.\n\nI met a few friends here, but I was late to arrive. By the time I showed up, they had already placed their orders and the menus cleared. When i was able to flag down a waitress, I ordered a burger (someone suggested the Carolina) and the sweet potato fries. And a PBR, because it seemed appropriate.\n\nThe kitchen was able to fast track my burger so it showed up at the same time as my friends. The Carolina is seriously messy but it's loaded with fatty meaty greasy goodness. And the sweet potato fries were excellent.\n\nWe didn't stick around for long - down the road to bowl!
__label__1 Location is what gives it 4 stars. \nWhat gives it 0? Out of every beer almost on beer list. Ironic part is we were the table that ordered them. Took the waitress each trip to realize what they were out of. (Wouldn't you just keep a list? )\nAlso change your kegs and be prepared this is usually when beers change flavors and opening week of college football. \nSorry this bar would never cut it in the big football cities. \nSeems they have tons of mixed shots which is cute if your back in the frat or need quick buzz.
__label__1 We've been here a couple of times and the poor service does not disappoint.  I'm not sure if they're understaffed or the staff has tables inside and out that causes them to be so slow but both times the service has been painful.  The food is average at best, bar food and not good enough for us to come back.\nThe bar itself seems like it could be great.  They need a lot of improvement to beat the competition that's right next door!
__label__4 In my opinion, this is by far the best Sushi and Japanese joint in town!  This place is as authentic as you can get for Phoenix, AZ.  My husband and I are addicted to the Chirachi bowl which is packed full of rice, seaweed, and piled high with the chef's selection of the freshest raw fish.  This incredible bowl of deliciousness is $20!  You couldn't find this much fresh raw fish at a restaurant for this price anywhere else in Phoenix.  \n\nIf I get the Chirachi bowl idea stuck in my head, I have to have it and nothing else will satisfy my craving.  Speaking of...I think I'll order one for take out right now!  ;)\n\nI rate Sushi Ken at the highest rating possible: 5 Noms: \"Nom, Nom, Nom, Nom, & NOM!\" :D
__label__1 Let me say that I do like the atmosphere of Sushi Ken's.  It's friendly, casual, and feels like what I think a sushi place should feel like.  That said, we ordered some tuna sashimi in order to get a feel for what the quality was like before ordering anything else, and I'm pretty sure that what we were served was shipped in frozen.  It was not good.  We ate it out of respect, and left.
__label__1 This is the only Steak 'N Shake I've ever been to, so I don't really know how to compare it to others.  I have never observed any heinous uncleanlinesses, despite the fact that the decor is primarily white and is lit by the most migraine-inducing possible flourescent lights.\n\nSo, it gets 2 stars instead of 1 for being well kempt and having a waitstaff that is WAY more patient with late night hysterical student milkshake procurement than I could ever have imagined possible, but loses that third star because said milkshakes, once procured, taste like they have had 10 pumps of sugar syrup injected in and the frenchfries I ordered to go with said milkshakes tasted like they had been fried in grease that was maybe 36 hours past due to be replaced from the ol' fryer.
__label__1 I'm a huge fan of Steak n Shake's happy hour which is from 2-4 am and pm on weekdays.  They have half price shakes and drinks, which is a really good deal.  Unfortunately, this particular steak n shake can't make a good milkshake.  They always taste odd here (too much syrup or poorly blended?).  I've been here at least 3 times, and they're always bad.  So, now to satisfy my cravings I tend to drive up to the prospect one.  \n\nThe food, on the other hand, is usually about your average steak n shake fare, so long as you stay away from the shakes, you might enjoy your experience (but who really would want to go to steak n shake and not get a shake?).
__label__0 This store needs to hire a professional manager with a customer and employee focused background.  It is clear from the reviews and recent interactions that this store does not value either of its greatest assets.  \n\nMy brother Shovel S. posted his own review of his experience with this store.  He was laying flooring and wanted to rent a floor sander in order to level some rough spots on the concrete before laying hard flooring.  When he asked for this tool from tool rental the employee hooked him up with a floor scraper, the kind of device you would use to remove Kool Deck.  He went home, read the manual and realized it is not the right tool for the job and went back asking to exchange for the right tool.  The tool rental clerk and then an assistant manager were very rude to him and charged him over $100 because he left the store with a tool, even though it was the wrong tool and he didn't/couldn't use it.  As if he is supposed to know what Home Depot's iteration of two such similar tools looks like there at the tool desk all wrapped up.  He was just trying to get a job done on his precious weekend off.  \n\nAfter much argument with the assistant manager who insisted that it was store policy to take his money without providing him the proper tool, he left the store with $109 less dollars than he walked in with and his day wasted.  At this point he made a post to social media and I got involved.\n\nAs a management professional, his story was so appalling that I was compelled to call the corporate number to get to the bottom of why if a tool rental employee gives a customer the wrong tool the customer ends up stuck paying for leaving the store with the employees mistake.  The company does not have this policy in any other department.  I have returned dead plants, half used cleaning products that didn't really work as advertise etc and had no hassle.  Why would an unused rental tool be the subject of such a hard-line policy?\n\nWhile talking to corporate I gave them the store number for the location in Tempe by accident since they are on the same street.  The manager from Tempe called me within half an hour but I realized it was the wrong store.  I called corporate with the correction.\n\nMeanwhile the Tempe manager was quite appalled by what happened and made efforts to get the Laveen manager to make the situation right.  The Tempe manager called my brother to reach out.  The Laveen manager remained silent.  Not a peep.  I originally called corporate because the Laveen assistant manager claimed the hard-line policy on the tool rental was a corporate policy.  According to the Tempe manager this is not true.\n\nI called to let them know that in the age of social media I and 200 of our friends had already seen his post about his experience being robbed and then insulted by the Home Depot manager.  We happened to have 2 birthdays in our friend groups this past week and at both events this experience was openly discussed.  I also told my neighbor across the street who I am close with.  We are big time gardening enthusiasts and we maintain our yards as well as the yards of a couple of elderly and part time resident neighbors on our street just to keep the neighborhood beautiful.  I spent nearly $1000 on plants and pool opening products this week and none of was purchased at HD as a result of this experience.\n\nThe manager at the Laveen store STILL didn't call me or my brother back, despite my brother calling the manager repeatedly and my lodging a formal complaint with corporate and even accidentally getting the Tempe store manager involved!  This is uncalled for.  Every day this unprofessional manager held my brothers money and did not reach out to resolve what should never have been a problem to begin with was another day we talked, the saga continued to unfold on social media and now onto Yelp and the manager continued to not reach out.  \n\nFinally, more than 48 hours later, fed up with being in limbo, having had the Tempe manager offer money out of his own pocket because of how ridiculous the situation was, my brother made a last call to Laveen and was finally able to talk to the manager.   The manager did not call my brother; he had to call and leave messages repeatedly, have corporate leave messages and have the Tempe manager make calls on his behalf and finally get through because of his own efforts.  \n\nThe manager did process a refund of the $109 but the fact that it took 2 days and numerous phone calls and multiple people involved speaks of a highly ineffective manager with employees not even empowered to \"make it right\".  If you value your project time, shop at Lowe's or Tempe Home Depot.  This store doesn't have its act together and needs to invest in training.  With all of the hassle they put my brother through, leaving him with his project still undone, it is my opinion that they owe him more than just a refund.  If I was the manager he would have gotten a refund and 24 hours with the right tool on me.
__label__4 This place has been haunting me forever. Driving past it all the time and teasing me with it's sign and red awning. This place is kinda a hole in the wall. I don't really wanna give away the experience. But you should make reservations if you go on a weekend. It definitely is a possibility it may be crowded - It opens at 5pm till late night. \nOk so here's the deal without giving away the experience. You walk in and .............. We'll skip ahead to eating there - it definitely is worth it though. Funny thing is that I was reading over some past reviews and either people had a great time here or it REALLY Sucked. Sometimes restaurants go through staffing issues...But definitely had a good time here. Just remember to \"speak easy\" if you know what I mean!\nThe ambiance is dark and romantic. With an old Vegas feel to it. It's got these private booths and family tables. We got the Bugsy Segal Booth. There's a guy walking around singing old Rat Pack/Chicago -Italian style songs from \"That's Amore\" - \"Ain't that a kick in the head. \nThe service was friendly from EVERYONE! The decor is kinda Mob-like. The food was pretty good almost home cooked. The pasta I had was \"Swim with Fishes\" or something like that had a light cheese cream sauce with garlic and sundried tomatoes swimming in al dente fettucinni and shrimp.  \"Bust a cap\" stuffed mushrooms were fantastic - sure they were little mushrooms but they did pack it with flavor. The italian egg drop soup was good. Very garlicky but a little salty for me. When they say garlic mashed potatoes...they don't mess around.\nGARLIC!!!!\nThey had this chicken too kinda with picatta sauce and capers but it had broccoli. This thing was packed with flavor.\nOk so great ambiance,  great date place, friendly staff, good food. Definitely wanna come back!
__label__3 We found this resteraunt thank you to all of you yelpers!! My BF took me for my Bday and we loved it! The food was sooooo good and we were given a cozy little romantic booth. We also gave them a bday cake that they placed candles on and the singer came out with the waitress and sang to me over his microphone. Sounds embarressing but thankfully because of the way the cozy little booth was it was all good. The bathroom was nice and clean. The prices were really good and like I said the food tasted amazing. My only issue was the music was VERY loud so if your looking for a place to just sit and chat. This won't be the right venue for you!
__label__4 Capo's on Sahara is delish! The pastas are yummy and service was great. The meat is cooked to perfection and seasoned very well. The ambiance is perfect for friends or a date.
__label__1 We decided to try Capo's for dinner. The ambiance is very nice. It is definitely very dark. I had to use my phone light to look at the menu. They had an impersonator singing and that was neat. We ordered 2 milks and the waitress brought us a cup of half and half mixed with water. It was disgusting. Apparently they don't carry milk. But the waitress could have said that instead of trying to trick us into drinking something that clearly wasn't milk. I went to order an item I saw off the online menu and the waitress told me they took that item off the menu 8 years ago. Really? They couldn't update their menu. It would take 5 minutes. I settled for the lasagna and I would say stouffer's is better. Our bill came to $103. My cocktail the size of a shot was $10. They charge strip prices with a Denny's quality type of food. I was very disappointed. I wish I had gone to Tbones and spent that money on quality dining. The air was broke in 105 degree weather. We were so hot and sweating sitting there. They should close the restaurant until that is fixed.
__label__2 A short drive from the strip, Capo's is totally worth leaving the bright lights and drunken frat boys stumbling down Las Vegas Boulevard. Go West on Tropicana and you're there in about 15 minutes.\n\nThe beauty is in the details at Capo's. When you arrive, you walk into a small vestibule. Soon, a small window slides open and a slightly frightening italian man asks what you want. If you manage to convince him you deserve entrance (don't worry- you will), he disappears, only to reappear shortly thereafter to open the door wide, allowing you into the dimly lit restaurant. The chairs and booths are comfortable. The music is fun and often sung by a guy trying for all his might to be Sinatra. Old ganster movies such as the OG Ocean's 11 are playing on a large flatscreen above the bar. The walls are decorated with pictures of infamous mobsters and the boothes are all red velvet and leather.\n\nThe food. My. God. The. Food. Take a lactaide before you get there- these people are serious about cheese. And garlic. This is everything you love but know you shouldn't about Italian cusine. I highly recommend the bruschetta (a beautiful harmony of tomatoes, onion and pesto with a bit of a kick) and \"The Chef Sleeps with da Fishes\" (an alfredo dish with at least a dozen large, tender shirmp swimming in creamy cheesey goodness). \n\nThis is a great place for groups and families. We had a party of 25 including 5 children and 4 teenagers. Everyone LOVED both the food and the ambiance. There was another large group of about 20 and we had absolutely NO problem with service. Everyone was very attentive with the doorman, waiter, busboy and party planner all coming by to make sure everyone was taken care of. \n\nThe skinny:\nCredit cards are accepted.\nEntrees range from $10.50 for spaghetti w/ meatballs to $25 for specialty dishes\nSeveral desserts are available for about $7 each\nFull bar and good wine selection available\nReservations are HIGHLY recommended as the place is not big\n\n**Important note: If you have a group of 15 or more you will have to have a set menu, where everyone pays the same price, starting at about $35 p/p. Children under ten are half price.
__label__4 Great Italian food. Great Sinatra music playing all night. Everything was excellent from service to desert. Try out the cigar room in the back.
__label__4 This place was soo much fun. The food was delicious. Bobby the singer was wonderful and made my girlfriends night. Definitely will come back
__label__4 The reviews are an injustice  for the service you receive!!!! I was visiting the area and wanted the experience of a full service spa and that is exactly what I experienced. Trying new spas can be intimidating but the lady's here were sooooo professional they took their time explained their services and made me feel right at home !!!! Whenever I'm in town this will def be my go to spot!!!! Adrienne rocked my mani and pedi and Shauna made me so comfortable!!! thanks to the entire staff!!!!!
__label__3 I just went to this place for the first time today.  I was told they now have a different owner, and from what I hear that is a very good thing!  I really enjoyed the chi-style dogs here.  Originally from Chicago I was very disappointed to find nothing but garbage places out here for dogs, but this place was very good.  All vienna beef with that awsome snap!  and the polish was excellent.  I don't know how it was before but I can say now, this place is very good and so far its the best I have found out here that reminds me of home.
__label__4 If you don't like Rock-n-Roll Fingers, I don't like you.  Period.  The owner rocked, he used to hook us up with an extra finger all the time!!  For all the shitty food in arizona I had to endure with, this place was a shining star!  Living back in New York, if I am ever cravin some chicken fingers, I know my hunger will not be succesully taken care of b/c their is no Rock-n-Roll substitute.
__label__4 These are hands down the best chicken fingers I've ever had. Get the \"special sauce.\" Get a second; it's worth it. They use a recipe developed in Alabama. \n\nI live in the northwest valley and I'm kind of glad. Because if I lived in Tempe, I'd be 15-20 lbs heavier because I'd be gorging myself at this place once a week.
__label__0 Dirty dirty dirty and their merchandising is with out a doubt the worst.
__label__0 I am all about the experience from start to finish and Fry's failed every step of the way. \n\nUpon entering I was lost and had a hard time finding the department I needed because the signage was so small. Plus there were hundreds of people you would think they were giving electronics away- NOT. I did not find their prices competitive on one thing at all! Also the staff seemed cold, bored and uneducated on what they are selling. When my guest and I asked questions the response we received was,\"Awwwww....\" every time. My friend was making a large purchase and he wanted to be confident in making the right decision and the salesmen here didn't succeed in helping us one bit. \n\nOn top of it all I kept getting sidetracked by the aroma of Everything Bagels from the cafe in their store. Fry's really needs to work on motivating, and training their staff and also the prices and smelliness of the deli. We were interested in a $2,000 Plasma and I left wanting the $1 bagel....... Ponder that one Fry's.
__label__0 Visit Frys often and yes there is a lot of people who stand round and wait for that perfect commission sale.  \nThey tell you they will match Amazon.com but fail to specify that they will only match certain stores usually having to be shipped and sold by amazon.com.  They also wont tell you that you will have to pay for shipping charges and of course taxes if they apply. \nYou can forget customer service!  If you're lucky you will get a new guy with some enthusiasm to share his tech knowledge with you if he even has any.\n\nThey don't seem to hire people of any great quality or knowledge.\nWay to many Filipinos who barely understand English, let alone you understand them.\nProducts you will find dusty and usually miss marked or put in the wrong place, dusty etc...  Managers walk around in suits and don't seem to be very helpful while standing behind their computer screens all day.\nGod forbid you loose your receipt its a major crime at the returns counter.\nStore managers can't seem to make a decision to get you a solution to a problem that is usually Frys fault to begin with cause we have bought our fare share of \"open box\" products. We had no idea it was used cause the cute little orange stickers they usually use seem to not have been on some items.\nThey may have 60 something registers but keep open like 5 haha... The lines are short but you will wait a while till one opens up for you.\nGreat store but way to big, way to many useless people being probably underpaid and not enough customer service that is actually useful NOT annoying.\n\nIf you shop there, beware!
__label__3 Love this store. Waiting for the much talked about west side store, but in the meantime, this location is sufficient. Not the best access, always seems so damn crowded but once you're in...you're in. \nUsually have had good service, help that is, with finding what you need. Non commissioned sales people, no pressure, it's all good. \nPlus, once you're done, you can hit Town Square right across the street!
__label__2 Fry's Electronics.  Every time I come here it's hit or miss. This last trip was definitely a miss. Let me explain.\n\nI needed ink for my HP printer. All I needed were all four colors, cyan, magenta, yellow, and black. Simple enough right? Well apparently the fools.......I meant the guys that work here don't know the difference. The first guy I spoke to pointed me to the Lexmark shelf of ink cartridges. Fail. Next guy I see tells me it was down another aisle and what do I see? Nothing but Canon inkjet cartridges.\n\nIt was not until I went towards the HP printers that I found the inkjet cartridges I needed. Thanks for wasting my time guys! I really appreciate it! Gotta love the employee customer service here.\n\nSpeaking of employee customer service, I have yet to see an employee here that looks like they really like working here. I for one would not want to work here. Morales seem really low here. Memo to Mr. Fry, if you want to improve employee attitude, I suggest you at least let these guys wear more casual clothing instead of the shirt and tie approach. It's obvious the men I see here are uncomfortable with what they are wearing. These guys can wear t-shirts and jeans for all I care. As long as they take care of the me, the customer.\n\nSo as I make my way to the front to pay for the items that I ended up finding myself, I couldn't help but notice the all the knockoff perfumes and colognes they were selling. You know, the kind that has knockoff names and the scent only lasts like 5 minutes. The kind of fake stuff that has people coming out of nowhere to try to sell to you as you are either going or coming from your car at a parking lot of whatever establishment you are patronizing. Why would an electronics store be selling this crap?\n\nAs for paying for my items, sometimes the guys that help you find something usually scan the items you plan on purchasing and it produces a document that you take with you to the cashier. This guarantees that sales associate that helped you get some kind of commission on the sale. Of course, I didn't get one from them that day but whenever I do, sometimes I get rid of the document if they give me any kind of attitude in helping me find what im looking for. My thing is, if you are just helping me enough just to get that commission and not genuinely care about me as an individual, then you don't deserve it.\n\nLastly, the one marketing ploy that I think was really smart of them is that when you make your way going towards the cashier they have tons of eye candy that you just cannot avoid not seeing. Things like thumb drives, batteries, snacks, drinks, and yes, lots of different candy. On more than one occasion, I end up giving in and get something I did not plan on getting at all. Yup, somebody knew what they were doing in regards to making you spend just a little more money. \n\nSo if you find yourself here needing something here, I suggest that you have plenty of time to spare and have some kind of gameplan. Oh, and don't even bother eating over at the caf\u00e9. I ate there one time because I was so hungry that I couldn't wait to go somewhere after. I ended up getting a turkey bagel sandwich which was ok. I paid like 6 bucks and change for it. Kinda of pricey for a bagel. Don't think it was worth it.\n\nYelp 2014 365 Review Challenge #51
__label__3 Slightly above average mexican food. One thing that keeps me coming back is they have excellent hot sauce. Service is always good. Very friendly staff. They do make great nachos maybe I should add a star!?!?
__label__3 This buffet is located on Gilbert Road across the street from Mi Amigo's and Carl's Jr.\n\nIt's got a varied enough selection and is yummy for the price.  It's clean, well stocked, child friendly and spacious.  I've never had to wait for a table at peak lunch or dinner time hours.\n\nHubby likes it quite a bit.\n\nEveryone is friendly and the food is almost always fresh, even during off peak eating times.\n\nGetting drinks are a breeze thanks to an attentive wait staff.\n\nIf you're looking for fast, quick, easy eats in a Chinese food category, this one's for you!
__label__4 Where would I be without my TJ's???  I go for everything!  wine, coffee, cheesecake, cookies, and food!  not to mention wonderful flowers!
__label__4 Amazing!  It is 46 degrees outside tonight and my hubby and I had to try this place out.  Gelato was so creamy and flavorful.  We had a combo of coffee and whisky cream and I am in love.  Great service and for a night that is cold as it is tonight, almost every chair was taken.  I will return!
__label__4 We came here for Valentine's Day and it was outstanding. Everything was delicious and the service was impeccable. Joon and his staff made this a very memorable evening for us. Highly recommended!
__label__1 We were told great things about this restaurant from a family member and thought we should make reservations for dinner during our stay in Las Vegas.\n\nOverall, our food was not worth the price tag. We asked our waiter for recommendations on wine, appetizers/salads, steaks, etc. His knowledge of the menu didn't seem to be what I was expecting and it seemed like he didn't know what the popular items at the restaurant were. \n\nOur salads were nothing over the top that we couldn't do ourselves. Honestly, every steakhouse I've had a salad or soup at is always one of a kind. Take it from someone who ate her fair share of steaks in the South! All of our steaks were overcooked from the temperature we asked for. Our wine was more dry and not as sweet as we had expected. I felt that our dessert might have been the only good part to our meal, which wasn't recommended by him, but we read through popular reviews. \n\nIt was very disappointing to have the level of service that we did and I had hoped it would have been more accommodating to someone who was a vegetarian. I know what you're thinking, why would a vegetarian show up to a steakhouse. However, you'd be surprised how accommodating many are willing to be for someone who would like a little more than just a side dish. While I don't expect chefs to create a new meal, to make an added effort/detail to a side dish would have been nice. It also didn't help that our waiter seemed like he was rushing to close up our bill rather than having us enjoy a nice meal. \n\nOverall our experience, was a complete bust. We've experience better steakhouses in Vegas that have been much more accommodating and notable for their service and food. I definitely wouldn't recommend this steakhouse to people in the future.\n\nI felt the reason they should get one more star is for extra effort in the complimentary glass of prosecco they served us for our anniversaries and taking picture of us from my iphone.
__label__4 Well I have to be honest. I wasn't going to write a review about Smith & Wollensky's until visiting Fleming right after S&W. I have to say the S&W's steaks are far superior than Flemings. I ordered the Dry Aged Prime Rib-Eye at both places and I could instantly tell the S&W Rib-Eye was much better. It was more tender and perfectly cooked. The 28 day dry aging added the perfect flavor. The side dishes are also much larger portions at S&W. It's enough for two people to share compared to Flemings. And the Truffled Mac & Cheese is to die for. If you have the option of choosing, its hands down Smith & Wollenskys. Trust me!
__label__3 Great food and service.  Currently the best steak I've ever had, twice!  They are  consistent for sure!
__label__1 I stopped going to this Einsteins awhile ago but when I was hungry walking by it the other day I just stopped thinking I would give it another chance. Boy I was wrong. Same old Einsteins I always new. The service was terrible and they rushed everything. Next time I need to remember to stay clear of this place and hit up another Einsteins
__label__0 On Easter weekend, we called Animal Inn regarding their rates.  They informed about their price but failed to tell us about an additional rate being that it's Easter.  They did however, remember to tell us that they close early on Easter Day.\n\nWe brought our Tibetan Spaniel there and she absolutely did not want to go in.  The workers are not friendly and/or accomodating at all.  Terrible service all the way around.  We asked them why they couldn't tell us that there were extra fees over the phone when we called and they just said \"well that's how it is\".   We would be happy to pay the extra money, but not when they intentionally fail to tell us to accomodate their business.  \n\nUpon picking our dog up, no one greeted me as I entered the door, so I stood there waiting as they were all staring at me, until someone had the descency to acknowledge a customer.  They were rude, very unfriendly, and did not seem to care about the animals.  \n\nOur dog seemed a little traumatized after we brought her home to bathe and feed her.  \n\nI DO NOT recommend this place to anyone!
__label__3 I was badly craving asian food and decided to give PF Chang's a try.  Being a lone diner since I was in town for business, I was worried that they were going to ignore me or sit me in a crappy area to hide me.  However, the service was great.  I was glad to see my food come quickly and taste good.  \n\nI had the lettuce wraps, crab rangoon, and a cup of their hot and sour soup.  All three were excellent.  I would definitely recommend this place to business travelers who might be staying in the area.  (There are a lot of hotels near by)
__label__0 Don't do it. Just don't. You're better of with some frozen boxes out of the freezer section of the grocery store. \n\nOur dish was half hot, warm in the middle, and cold on the other side. The dessert was stale and bland. \n\nBF was BLOATED like he was in his third trimester and miserable for TWO days after. Ew.
__label__2 I used to not like this place, but I read they changed everything. The Now use these amazing organic cibatta rolls and have removed the High Fructose corn syrup from everything!!! The also are the first restaurant to take it upon themselves to remove trans fat form 100% of everything sold there!. The Royal with light mustard is super good and I usually just switch any of the sandwiches for turkey and ham if I only like the toppings. \n\nIt has totally improved and I come here often now. Oh and I read a review that said you get Soft serve with any meal? Is that true? Why did I not know that?\n\nI would give them an extra star but they have a lesbian that works there that is thinner than me, jk ....but there is
__label__2 We're always ordering food from here for our lunch meetings and i believe Jason's does an nice, A-OK job.\n\nThis review is for the catering side, since I've never set foot in the restaurant. We normally order two or three trays of food. They usually include two huge two pound bags of chips. Ruffles I believe. \n\nWe also get a mixed twelve case of pop.  Their trays have a mixture of breads (rye, white and whole wheat) and meats (roast beef, turkey breast and ham).   Jason also throws in some napkins, condiments and kosher pickles. \n\nIt's all good, with very little left over. So if you are planning an office meeting, I would consider Jason's Deli.
__label__4 I love it here. Took my family here from Cali and they were impressed. They serve sandwiches, soups, and salads. There is a little coffee bar with pastries. The cookies here are fantastic. My boyfriend can't get enough of the chocolate chip cookies! I have never been disappointed with the food and would recommend it to anyone who likes soups, salads, and sandwiches! Only complaint is that I wish they were open later. =P
__label__2 Quick lunch so I had the Spinach power salad.  Pretty quick and easy.  Salad tasted pretty good.  Lots of people in there so it was pretty noisy.
__label__1 Food is great when they get your order right or haven't ran out of something.  The staff needs to learn how to treat customers better...thus the 2 stars.
__label__3 Love it! Very intertaining. Way better than I thought about a hynosis show.
__label__4 I was super excited to see the show. I wish I didn't see the Youtube videos thouygh because I feel like I ruined the show, BUT seeing people do the silliest things is just plain hilarious.
__label__4 Oh Ya!!!! The most incredible bodies on the planet. Performance is impeccable and who knew the best pop-locking I've seen in a long time!! What a great surprise! True Cabaret!
__label__4 I went to Tableau on the recommendation of two friends who had eaten brunch there the previous day - and who wanted our whole group to go back for lunch before we left Vegas.  Vegas has a lot of restaurants (in case you didn't know) so the fact that these two felt strongly about eating at the same spot twice in a three day trip bode well for our meal.\n\nAnd holy moly roly poly.  I'd eat here every day if I could.  First of all, the place is darling.  It feels intimate and the decor is vaguely dollhouse, a great spot for a fancy tea party.  Or brunch, I suppose.  The service - stellar.  The presentation is sweet, with bread in individual tins and hot chocolate served in a fancy pot.  But most important - the food is superb!  \n\nI started with a warm portobello mushroom soup that was poured out of a beautiful little teapot over some little lobster raviolis.  This is one of the best soups I've ever had the pleasure of planting my face in, with deep flavor and that perfect buttony mushroom texture.  After polishing that off like a starved orphan, I moved on to an outstanding steak salad with balsamic, blue cheese, bacon, and more mushrooms.  That was another clean plate.  I finished out the meal (hey, it was my last of the trip, don't judge) with a gorgeous parfait with plenty of berries and lemon custard that was out of this world.  My friends all seemed to enjoy their food as well, and the miscellaneous bites I stole were all fantastic.  I will also mention that the fries are great, and the homemade ketchup (in which you can actually see tiny seeds!) is really several cuts above the bottled stuff.  Definitely give this place a go.  I can't wait to go back.
__label__4 Glad my husband and I decided to do brunch here. Really nice environment, friendly waiters and super yummy food. The french toast was so delicious. A little fancier than other breakfast places, they even brought out a foot stool for my handbag. I would definitely come back here again when I'm in town.
__label__1 Good food, but not worth the price. Me and my husband paid $100 (tax and tip) for waffles, the duck omelet thing, and French toast. That's it! You're pretty much going to pay for the ambience, because the food was not up to par.
__label__3 Organized a business breakfast here and was impressed by how attentive and efficient the service was. We were seated at a great table facing the windows. I really liked the little chair they offered for purses, too cute.\n\nI had the duck hash & eggs which was delicious, although the pancakes looked great too. Tableau is perfectly classy and elegant, yet casual at the same time.
__label__3 I had a nice little breakfast crossiant/sandwich here and it was delicious. Place was clean and busy. Go small business!
__label__1 I've ate at honey bears a couple times because I really like BBQ but this place just doesn't do it for me. The sauce is very different because its more like a broth than a sauce. The sauce or broth doesn't have too much flavor.\n\nEach time I've enjoyed the flavor of the meat (Pork and Chicken) but the sauce and the sides just kill it for me. The Potato salad is very bland without much flavor.\n\nOverall the meat is very good and would be the only thing that I would order. There are many other great BBQ restaurants in Phoenix that top Honey Bears.
__label__0 I was browsing new reviews on Yelp, as I am wont to do, when I saw a 5-star review for this place. That reminded me that I had once tried the terrible food here about a year ago but I did not bother to write a review about it. The review I read was for a different location so it is possible some of the others are better, but the one in Tempe is a definite \"NO\". \n\nI got a pulled pork sandwich and the bread was so soggy that it was inedible. Not soggy in a good way from saucy goodness but like the meat and been kept hot in boiling water and they took it out and just plopped it on the bun and then squirted some bbq sauce on top. My husband had ribs which tasted like they had been cooked several hours ago and then reheated in a microwave. \n\nI don't remember much else about the food but I do remember that the restaurant was so dirty and unwelcoming that we got our food to-go even though we were originally planning to eat there. It was just a bad vibe. \n\nI know there are not a lot of options for good bbq in phx but I heartily recommend staying away from this place. On a related note: If anyone can tell me of a place in the valley that serves Texas style barbecue then please, please contact me. My husband is actually pressuring me to move back to Houston because he can't find a place here that serves beef ribs.
__label__2 When you're counting the minutes until your next break at work, a half hour seems like forever. Unfortunately it doesn't seem as long when that's all you get for lunch. Luckily Dagwoods is a short walk from building 1620 where I spend most of my week. \n\nThe deli on the bottom floor of this corporate complex is hidden away from anyone who doesn't work in the vicinity, but has a nice selection, quick service and an outdoor patio perfect for eating lunch next to it's mini-at-ure lake. \n\nTry the supreme sandwich if you are into turkey, bacon and avocado or the spicy chicken wrap if you dig a spicier lunch. Hungry in the morning? Don't worry! I hear they have a make your own breakfast burrito option. I have yet to try that, but it is a hit with everyone in my department. If you pick a side I would stay away from the macaroni, its mayo packed. \n\nPros: Speed, selection, patio, beverage selection (including multiple teas and energy drinks if you are hungover and trying to power through your shift)\n\nCons: A little too pricey for a sandwich or wrap. Chains are less expensive, but Ill pay the price for convenience and the chance to stick it to conglomerates.
__label__4 This place is awesome. Such a beautiful desert property. The best part is the awesome LAZY RIVER. Nothing beats relaxing in an intertub with a cold beer in the hot Arizona sun.  \n\nI got upgraded to one of the two story Casitas, which was fantastic. So huge and nice. \n\nThis place is great for families, but people of all ages can enjoy it. \n\nThe only thing thats overpriced is the food, but welcome to all hotels.
__label__1 We went here for a staycation for my son's birthday, thinking our 3 boys would have a blast.  The hotel and water park were just \"ok\".  I really was not impressed.  The waterpark wasn't as big as I thought it would be.  There was no water pressure in the lazy river so you had to paddle the whole time.  People kept getting stuck on the water slide.  There were no life guards around.  \n\nThe worst part were the ants.  All inside and around the coffee maker.  Our fridge also didn't work.  They replaced the fridge and coffee maker and had someone come spray for bugs.  They did not even offer to move us to a different room or anything.  The next morning when we went to make coffee in the new pot, again it was crawling with ants.  I ended up getting a voucher for coffee in the gift shop, but only after having to ask because they never offered.  We will not be staying there again.
__label__1 *bed bugs* Stayed here for a conference this week. The place is big and they seem to have nice pools and lounge areas, however, our room smelled bad... Like musty and also like smoke. I really was unhappy with the smell. My girlfriends and I stayed in two separate rooms. After the first night one of my gf's woke up with 6-7 bites and was left uncomfortable and itching the entire trip. The second night of our stay ( i was staying in a different room) I was also bit! I went to sleep fine and woke up with two bites on my ankles. Just a side note, we never had the doors open and we were in two separate rooms.  We both sleep with the blankets covering us as well so I have determined that this is most likely a bed bug issue. My last night I was bit again twice and now I'm home and happy to be here. I am frustrated though that I am itching like crazy, just felt dirty yuck! I gave two stars because the facility is nice, but I don't think getting bit is acceptable.
__label__4 Love squaw peak, 4 star rooms with a 5 star experience! good for a staycation, they'll bring you drinks while you float the lazy river. Plenty to keep the kids entertained as well.
__label__2 It's the closest Korean place that I could find here in Glendale. \nLunch during the week is super cheap and well worth it. \nI think the pre-cooked meats (both kalbi and bulgogi) are dry and taste like they have been cooked earlier in the day. \nTofu soup is always good even though I like cracking my own egg in it. hah\nThe Pa jun was my favorite, because it had scallop, calamari, clams, and even shrimp! \n\nOverall, I'll give it 4 stars, but I'm being really generous here. \n(mainly because I'm korean)
__label__1 :( So sad about my two-star rating... This used to be one of my favorites spots to eat. They have delicious Korean BBQ and they offer combination meals that include about 6-8 sizzling plates that is shareable for a big group. Service was quick and always accommodated us. But slowly things went downhill; they started cutting down on portion sizes and charging for extra things, like substitutions and RICE! Recently they have expanded to next door and added a sushi bar and karaoke rooms. I have yet to try either of those, but my suggestion would be to soundproof those karaoke rooms! Diners in the restaurant can hear it all, good or bad :X Guess I'll need to start looking for a new KBBQ place around Phoenix to get my fix!
__label__1 Took forever to be seen by waitress. Not busy. Didn't ask me for anything to drink. Food was not bad but not good either. Got my order wrong. Nothing to write home about. I will not be coming back here.
__label__3 My first experience was not a good one here. But because my friends wanted to go here for dinner another time, I gave it another go. And I have to say, I feel bad about my previous review. I just want to say personally, I don't think I would order the Soup combo with the ribs again, but their other FOOD IS FANTASTIC (at least JJAJANGMYUN and JJAMPONG N5) were! And I looked around and their sushi seems to be quite good too! I'm glad I gave it another try.
__label__0 Ahh gaaaahh. Third time here. Two times more than I should have. Food is typically average. Only come because my parents are intrigued by their $8.50 lunch box... But this third time was just uuggghh. I try to be an understanding customer and not lash out at waitresses because usually if the food is crap, it's not their fault but I gave these two waitresses my first lashing because they let me sit there and boil for twenty minutes as I waited for them. \n\nThe experience (setting: there were only 5 other occupied tables and no one came in after us):\n1) it was15 minutes after we were seated before we got water. We had to ask for it. Our glasses were never refilled.. Esp since they didn't come by until I called for them.\n2) there were 4 of us. we had to ask for another utensil setting since table only had 3. \n3) food took 10 minutes to partially come out. We had to ask for our miso soup since they forgot or didn't know our lunch came with it. Waitress told us that our two cali rolls would take a little bit. Those did not come out til 30 min later. \n4) food was beyond poor. My teriyaki salmon didn't have a teriyaki glaze. Seemed like it was just deep fried. Hard - overcooked. My dads teriyaki salmon was   still raw in the inside. My moms bulgogi was flavorless and cold and galbi was hard and not marinated. My bfs tofu soup (soondubu) tasted Ok but not traditional flavor or what I'm used to. Wasn't even red. Daeji bulgogi was Ok. Lastly, the Cali roll was ugh. The rice around the roll just didn't taste right. The insides were standard.\n\nI asked if there was a new chef or something and she just responded, we are a bit unorganized today. My parents have been here more than me and said this time was the worst, too, and  we've never had the same waitress... Sooo.. Yeah.\n\nDone with this place.
__label__4 I AM IN LOVE!! Yum-o-La! Best philly cheesesteaks if you're not in Philly! I like mine with bell peppers, mushrooms and whiz and so I order the South Philly. My hubby is on a mission to try every single item....and so far he is doing pretty good, he eats here every day! I WISH I could eat here everyday but my butt would soon need it's own zip code! The owner guy is SO nice, he is very sweet and cool, and this is definitely a place you should check out! Please go here!
__label__3 Well this was the buffet that took my virginity since it was the first one I went to in Vegas.  I was very impressed by the d\u00e9cor and the size.  I thought the price was reasonable and the service was fast.\n\nThe main items I enjoyed were the Sushi, Carving Station and the Deserts were incredible because of the gelato.\n\nThis is a great place and will always be on my list for the best buffet in Summerlin. \n\nP.S. DO NOT GO DURING LUNCH because it will be packed with people who think EATING IS A SPORT and get  Competitive to finish everything before you get to it LMAO.
__label__1 This buffet used to be really great.  There have been some major cutbacks.  The sushi now only consists of rolls, no more sashimi, they stopped at the beginning of this year, I asked because I was very surprised and then disappointed.  Also, for seafood night, there are NO crab legs, what the frak?  and you call this seafood night?  basically the only seafood is several varieties (i mean differently seasoned), shell your own shrimp, cold clams (decent), and semi dried up fresh oysters.  Seafood night is Friday night.  Desserts are ok.  they have gelato, but now you have to ask the service person there to get  a slice of pie for you.  you can't pick your own anymore.  They also tried making some cupcakes, they are mini, hard, and tasteless.  The only flavoring comes from the sugar of the frosting and sprinkles.  \n\nA way better deal is to just give this place a try on a weekday night, at least you still get prime rib, and in the Las Vegas REview Journal (our local las vegas newspaper), there is a coupon for a 2 for 1 buffet at any of the station casino buffets or Fiesta buffets.  If you are only only person, it gives you half off your dinner.  Only downside, is that it is not combinable with the station rewards card to get $2 off your meal for dinner or $1 off for lunch/breakfast.  It is worth the $.75 to get a newspaper to save the $15 for dinner Monday thru Thursday.
__label__2 I've been here more than I can count on my two hands since the place opened, but this is a review about my last two visits here in the past 30 days.  When my wife and I don't have cravings that jive, the Feast Buffet is a safe answer.\n\nI find myself first frequenting the Asian section, where they have the Korean BBQ Ribs, Pork Hash and Shrimp Dumplings.  Their white rice is OK.  It isn't as sticky as I like it, but it isn't bone dry either.\n\nTheir Sushi section isn't too bad either and is located at the opposite end of the deserts.  Their rolls are very small, probably a tiny bit larger than a quarter.  Their first is fresh and on par with other buffets offering sushi.\n\nThe American BBQ section was great.  They have yams there usually, polish sausage and prime rib or beef brisket. \n\nThe pizzas they have are OK, the Stromboli was very good on my first visit. However it was kinda dry and crispy the last time I went. :( \n\nFor deserts their cookies are better than I remember it.  Nice and soft, not hard as I remembered in the past.\n\nOver all it's a safe choice if you're looking for a deal and realize that you get what you pay for.\n\nService was great both times from our waitresses.  The place is clean and has a relaxing atmosphere.
__label__3 By far one of the best buffets in las Vegas!
__label__1 I added another star for their breakfasts. If you up for this, it's worth the $5.00 per person.
__label__0 They need to close this place down and start all over !! What a shame from the horrid service to the lousy food this is by far one of the worst, if not the worst buffet in this town !!\n\nWe got there early on Saturday around 4:30 and almost everything was empty.\nBut it really didn't matter because when they did replinish the food it was so bad that we wished we had not gone at all. \n\nThey don't have prime rib but instead \"roast beef\" which was so tough that it\ncould not be chewed....desserts were mouths full of sugar....salads were limp from sitting so long and a piece of chicken one of us got was actually \"ice cold\" and white colored as in \"not cooked\".\n\nThe Mexican station had several soups and we asked for a bowl and they said we had to go over to the salad bar to get a bowl...what ????? same thing with the Chinese station and the egg drop soup...no bowls.\n\nThat pretty much sums up the lack of management in this place. We will NEVER go back and you would be wise not to either !!
__label__0 Never have I ever gone to a place paid my money then ask for it back!! The food in this place is so bad I wanted it back. Ok first of all while waiting in line I was looking around and was liking the decor and the seating arrangements the red rock has got to be the best casino for foot traffic. But the people they hire to prepare the food needs improvement. Let's start with the Asian section think of the worst Asian buffet place you have been to. It's still better the stuff they try to call Asian food here. (I'm not the only one who thinks so cause when I sat down to try it my self an Asian couple had left their plates full of the food from the Asian) Now the American food they had macaroni and cheese that I regretted getting the butterfly shrimp they had was ok needed a little ingredient known as salt. Everything their could have used some salt. There was no flavor in anything other than the soft serve ice cream I got. They don't even know how to make Italian food it's really disappointing. I wouldn't give it any stars but the decor and atmosphere give it one star. Red Rock employees if your reading this you need somebody to come and show the people in the Feast how to cook because what they are doing now is insulting. Just because it is a buffet doesn't mean putting out crap is acceptable.
__label__2 Pretty average. Italian meatballs and desserts are good here, most everything else is average buffer fare. Prices are always cheaper if you have a casino rewards card, which are free to get so there is no reason to pay extra. Just go to the casino's card services near the food court and get a free card.
__label__1 Tried the Friday Seafood Buffet for the first time. I was disappointed in the quality of most of the seafood.  The scallops were the tiny bay variety.  The crab legs are small and not worth the effort. Shrimp dishes were average.  The highlight was the two red snapper dishes.  The seafood buffet is about $10 more than the regular buffet and it replaces some of the best meat dishes with substandard seafood options.
__label__1 Sadly I have to say not to much of a fan. I always go to the Green Valley Buffet and love it and we wanted to change the scenery so we thought to try them out. We went for breakfast. The staff from the Cashier to the waitress were very rude. The Cashier instead of handing my husband back his debit card and player card she smacked it down on the counter. We never got refills on our drinks and in fact only saw her twice. \nMy blueberry muffin was HARD. I tried the Red Velvet pancakes with cream cheese. YUK!! Hard as a rock and the cheese did not taste right. No one cared to listen to us regards to it so we left. NEVER to return
__label__2 This is a decent buffet for locals, I guess. I didn't have to pay because my partner gets comps; if I'd had to pay I think I'd be a little more critical, because this is just a mid-level buffet to pay over $50 for two people. \n\n We went on seafood Friday. Nothing there was a standout- most of the fare is the same as the kind offered at most mid-level Vegas buffets- average.  We had a nice server with a good sense of humor who was kept busy in our section. The hot crab legs were good. \n\nThe things that weren't so great: The sushi was cold and not so great, the cold shrimp was soft and floppy. The salmon looked moist but it wasn't. \n\nThe hush puppies were little balls of fried salt. The fried catfish tasted like \"chicken fried\" catfish but the batter coating was soft due to sitting in the heat for a while. \n\nThe carrot cake was so dry that a piece of it weighed almost nothing. Same with the chocolate fudge piece with the icing. Sigh...\n\nSo the crab was good. The presentation of the shelled sea-food dishes was nice, and they were flavorful.  Everything else we tried and haven't mentioned was \"meh.\" Not horrible or inedible. Kids would enjoy this place just fine, as would folks with a little extra money who are looking for a relaxing food-filled time.
__label__3 Wanna ring in 2015 right for cheap eats?  Do yourself a favor if you already haven't - go to Red Rock Station Hotel & Casino, head over to the rewards center and sign up for a FREE Station Casinos player's card, then mosey on over to the Feast Buffet.  BAM!  World of cheap (but mostly tasty) eats!\n\nI've always heralded the Red Rock as having probably the best food out of all of the Feast Buffets Station Casinos has in Las Vegas.  Eats are plentiful, setting is modernly pretty, and the prices are more than reasonable.  I mean, if the line is long, you really can't be wrong!  I think I'm up to like 13 Yelp check ins here now, how the HELL am I not the Duke of this joint?\n\nI cannot stress enough, this Feast Buffet is no Michelin star, celebrity chef-ridden restaurant.  You won't find your fancy tomahawk ribeye steak here (lookin' at you Bacchanal), or all-you-can-drink beer & wine included (hello Studio B).  But are those fancy buffets only $16.99 for Prime Rib dinner on the weekend?  Don't think so!  Last time I wanted to eat at Caesar's buffet, I think the price went up to my first born, and the rights to a Lakers first-round draft pick.  Absurd!  What kind of silly buffet has a 'Fast Pass' line for an extra $20?  Upon which you still have to wait 2 hours to be seated?  Oi.  And a coupon for a buy one get one free buffet?!  Ha Ha!  Unless you's a balla like Jay-Z and his wifey Beyonc\u00e9-Z, fat chance.\n\nThat's not to say the food at Feast Buffet is total crap.  On many nights...OXTAIL!  Yep, Asian section.  Still one of my favorites.  Also, sushi.  Yep, not the greatest, but at least it's offered.  Pasta?  Get a plate fresh made to your liking!  BBQ Chicken pizza?  Yep, this Feast Buffet has got it.  Cauliflower au gratin?  Check.  Prime Rib on the rare?  Check.  Wedge salad with blue cheese?  Check.  Kim chee?  Check.  Pineapple Fried Rice?  Check.  Kim Chee Pineapple Fried Rice?  Check!  Actually I make that last one by mixing kim chee with the pineapple fried rice. \n\nTips from my last review of Feast Buffet still remain.  It reigns true here - breakfast at the Feast Buffet here is still the LONGEST line.  You know why?  Bargain, that's why!  Get in before 10:45 AM from M-Sat, pay the breakfast price...but stay for lunch as well!  Two meals in ONE!  Yes, this tip is for you out-of-work, college-broke folks that need some food in your belly.  By using this tip you save $2 off the bat!  But don't forget that Station Casino player's card because on average just showing the card to the cashier will save you $2-$3 a person, $5 for dinner and Sunday brunch.  Use that savings for some slots!  Or some beer!\n\nLocals in the know KNOW that the Feast Buffet in Red Rock (though there are valid arguments for Green Valley Ranch) is the place to take your extended family for a low-fuss, high-quality meal.  Look, the economy today just sucks.  Got relatives coming to town?  They want a Las Vegas buffet?  Got champagne tastes on a beer budget?  And you're expected to foot the bill?  Oh yeah, Feast Buffet here is your best bet!  Take you and your spouse and both get Station Casino player cards.  Use them a few times each over the month.  Next month?  BAM!  Coupon in the mail for each of you, buy one buffet get one FREE.  FREE = GOOD.  Just took care of four people at the buffet for the price of two.  BAM BAM!  Play enough slots and poker to use your points for a free buffet or two?  BAM BAM BAM!  PAY.  SAVE.  EAT.  LOOK LIKE HIGH ROLLER STUD.  You can thank me later.
__label__3 This is a staple every time I go back to Vegas.  I really enjoy the food and love the prices.  I usually try to go at the tail end of breakfast because they'll start bringing out the lunch trays, and I get the best of both worlds.\n\nThe place is small.  The decor is minimal.  It's in a mini-mall (but everything is in a mini-mall in Vegas).  But, again, the food is so good that those things shouldn't matter.\n\nBe warned: make sure you know Filipino food because it'll make the experience that much better.  Don't get me wrong.  You'll still get a good meal if you don't know.  It's just a matter of appreciating what you're getting.\n\nwhen you have two aces, go all yelp
__label__3 Generous portions and good food.  I appreciatef the choice of black beans in addition to refried beans.
__label__2 My son & I came here to eat after an Adventure Run and ordered the chicken quesadilla & the chicken tender kid's meal. \nWe were both disappointed with our meals. The chicken quesadilla did not have enough cheese in there and chicken tender in the kid's meal was not real chicken- it was processed. The fruit that came with the meal was not fresh, it was the canned fruit kind except it came in a plastic cup. So neither one of us really enjoyed our meal. The chicken quesadilla was a large portion size and came with sour cream & lettuce & tomato. The kid's meal portion was small. My son was still hungry afterwards. \nThe complimentary chips & salsa was tasty. \nThe place was packed with runners from the Adventure Run and it did not seem like they had enough waitstaff. My son had to grab the waiter twice to get his attention. \nOverall, the atmosphere is good. We would go back and give the menu another try but I would not recommend anything on the kid's menu. Better off ordering off of the regular menu and have leftover to take home for the kids.
__label__0 Uh...horrible food. And I was even uh, under the influence...the kind where anything tastes good, and it was still bad. I wouldn't eat here if I were starving in the desert. The Palms was a great place to stay, the 24-7 Cafe had GREAT food. It's too bad the buffet was so bad....
__label__1 I so should of checked yelp before we just decided to eat here on a whim. We went here for brunch...nothing great or grand. I recall the eggs benedict were yummy....can't remember anything else. Which tells you there isn't anything memorable about this place (i was here just about 2 weeks ago). So I think they need to make it a point to improve...though the line is deceiving. Save your money, time, and expectations and head over to the food court.
__label__1 Went here at the end of January on a Friday night and wasn't impressed.  The decor was a pistachio green with brown trim?   I get it, it's the theme of the casino, but doesn't really pop for me when looking for a place to eat.  In this case, we went for the dinner.\n\nAnyways, as buffets go, it somewhat small, as even many Indian casino buffets seem larger.   The food was decent, if uninspiring.  Nothing really stood out taste wise and the look of the buffet itself had a look not unlike a school cafeteria.   The buffet was rather lightly attended, patron wise, which made for a least a more relaxed sitting.\n\nWhat bothered me was that the help seemed really uninterested in their jobs.   One chef/server actually turned and walked away as  I and another approached the dessert bar, as if he had something better to do.  The guy manning the carvery saw that, stood at the meats for a while then came over, shaking his head.  Whether it was from thinking of his coworker or being bothered by having to cover for him I'm not sure, but it doesn't make for the greatest experience for a diner.\n\nThe table waiter did okay, neither distinguishing himself or taking away from the experience.   \n\nSo overall, I can't say this was a bad place because it wasn't.  But neither was it something I'd want to go back to.  Not when so many other better ones exist elsewhere.
__label__1 This buffet was not really that good. Me and my buddy went to eat here prior to hitting the town. We get there and it was pretty empty. Maybe about five more guests were eating here. \n\nThe selection was the smallest I have ever seen in Vegas. They tried to have every international flavor there is but it would only be one or two main courses. \n\nA buffet would not be a buffet without Prime Rib. The Prime Rib here was ehh. It did not seem like the middle pieces had any sort of flavor. It was juicy but not tasty. \n\nI would not recommend going to this buffet. You can definitely find a better buffet in Vegas than this.
__label__1 Not too bad, it's a cheap alternative to eating at the 24-7 or the other fancier restaurants in the Palms hotel.\n\nCheap, too. $7 for breakfast, $11 for lunch. Didn't do the dinner.\n\nBreakfast had an omelette station (they really overpack them), fruit, ham, bacon, and more.  Pastries, but no pies or ice cream, though. Ends at 10a for entry, I think.\n\nAfter that, the lunch buffet wasn't bad, pasta, pizza, corned beef, turkey, various American Chinese and other dishes that filled the plate and palate with all-you-can-eat goodness stuffed to the gills. Overall not a bad selection of different foods, including a Middle Eastern roast chicken dish. Different.\n\nIf you're a hotel guest or card holder, you get into the \"faster\" line, and the regular drinks, I was impressed they had three types of sweetened ice tea (I had the green tea w/honey).\n\nService is a bit slow.  It is smaller than most casino buffets that I am familiar with, but not bad overall. Cheap. Order drinks separately at a different price.
__label__1 This was my first visit (3/29/11).  I was a bit underwhelmed.  I knew it was the largest buffet line and that is fine with me.  The majority of the selections looked like they had been there a while which translated into some dry chicken.  The lamb shank and crab was decent.
__label__1 **Summary**\n       - Coupon - We got a $19.99 for two dinner buffets coupon in the mail, so we thought we'd give it a try.\n       - Crab Legs & Dessert - The only two redeemable qualities to this place.\n       - Selection - The selection is pitiful compared to other buffets. I'm not even comparing this to strip buffets. I'm talking about station casino buffets.\n       - Quality - There are some dishes that I can't believe they screwed up. For example, this is the only buffet that screwed up mac-n-cheese. I mean, they have microwave ready packets of that stuff that tasted better. \n**Price**\n       - $19.99 for Dinner. $13.99 with a Palms card through June\n**Ordered**\n       - Crab Legs - A bit dry, but not too bad considering the price. You do, however, have to fight off throngs of mannerless patrons who believe it's their right to stand in front of the crabs and pick at them for all the \"good\" pieces. How rude.\n       - Desserts - Not a bad selection of desserts. They're all behind glass so you have to ask for it. (http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/Y07qIurPKiUJDnTZWxZN2A?select=e7ODVbBdgvwyiCSXkkqULQ)\n       - Cappuccino Machine - They have a cappuccino machine to the right of the desserts that spits out hot chocolate, espressos, etc.\n       - Meats - Prime rib, steak, etc. were completely dry and overcooked.\n       - Asian - Mongolian beef wasn't bad. However, they tried to pass off fried shrimp as salt and pepper shrimp.\n       - Hot Dog - They had a bacon wrapped hot dog. I figured even they couldn't screw this up. I was sorely mistaken.\n       - Sushi - I got two pieces and had to leave the second for fear it tasted like the first piece.\n**Recommendations**\n       - I wouldn't recommend this place if they paid me. The only reason I'm not giving this place a one star is the value.
__label__1 We wanted to stop somewhere close to the freeway to eat as we were about to leave Las Vegas on our way home to Los Angeles, We decided to head to the Palms assuming that they would have a good buffet to eat at. We discovered the Bistro Buffet, and decided to give it a try. \n\nThe restaurant has a very nice look to it. It is modern in appearance, and has an upscale cafeteria feel about it. It is one of the smallest buffets that I have been to in Las Vegas, but getting seated was not an issue. \n\nThe food was not very good. Most of it was cold, and tasted as though it had been sitting around for hours. Condiments were very hard to find, and the whole setup in general seemed disorganized. The one highlight from the food selection was the crab legs. They were fairly big and pre-cut to make them easier to peel open and eat. \n\nThe other highlight of eating here was that the service was excellent. Our waiter kept our cups filled and cleared our dishes whenever we finished a plate. He was very accommodating and was able to help us with whatever we needed. The service made up a little bit for the food being sub par. \n\nOverall, the Bistro Buffet was a disappointment. The food just wasn't good. With so many other options in Vegas, I can't see any reason for me to eat here again.
__label__3 I read some of the recent reviews and decide it's worth a visit.  We got huge classes of orange juice, lunch is $19.99 or $12.99 with player's card since it's new years day.  Great food, attentive service, fancy decor, overall I am pleased!
__label__1 Went to Vegas for my birthday weekend planning to have a nice trip with family and friends. Everything was great up until this buffet. We went on Saturday for some breakfast which was okay. That experience gets four stars for great service and decent tasting breakfast foods. Today, Sunday, was an ebtirely different story. Wanted to top the weekend off with an awesome Luau themed buffet recommended by the awesome staff from yesterday only to be majorly disappointed. Excited, we waited in a two and a half hour line which was totally no big based on Saturday's great service and the awesome Hawaiian dishes we were about to experience. Then we get to the cashier who cashes out the first half of our party of five but snubs the second half without a basic \"one moment please\" just turns around and processes someone else through (she knew we were a part of the same party, no excuses for a bad attitude and crap customer service). Hostess who sat us was wonderful all smiles. The second host who sat us was less than accompdating. As she was setting silverware I attempted to ask her about the champagne service for brunch because we were craving a couple of mimosas and knew the service would end soon. She blatantly ignored me to scurry off somewhere else. My friend caught her again after a few minutes and she merely told us the sever we had been waiting for to take our drinks would be right with us before scurrying away without waiting for a response. Which she probably knew would have been that our waiter hadn't come by our table in the twenty minutes we had been sitting there. Finally we catch a hold of a random guy serving a nearby table, Steve, and he's great totally takes our orders and even though its his first day he's doing a splendid job. Unfortunately, we are unable to get our mimosas because they stopped serving the champagne after 3:30. Twenty minutes after we were sat and ten minutes after we finally found a waiter to take our drink order. Normally, the sucky service would have just been shrugged off. But being told we didn't make it for the champagne when we did and had waited in a two and a half hour line partly for that service. Was going to leave only one star but Steve's awesomeness gets its own star. Conclusion: pretty good food but sh*t customer service on Sunday brunch days. Don't wait in line expecting the food to make up for bad customer service. Not worth the $20 to get in or the $13 with the players card. Would not come back here and will definitely not recommend it.
__label__1 If hometown buffet opened a casino, this is what it would be like. \n\nPaid $25.99 each.   For what you paid for, this place just sucks.  Dining area is like a high school cafeteria, noisy and drafty.  Lots of food varieties cooked to mediocrity. \n\nPro: they have beer (served in a solo cup like a carnival). \nCon: they only serve Miller light\n\nHere's a tip: don't drop your fork because you only get one.
__label__3 This was a great discovery in the South Side. It is not your typical South Side bar (which is a very good thing in my mind), and it has surprisingly good food! I think it is smoke free too, which makes it all the more appealing. I highly recommend stopping by for some sliders the next time you are in the area!
__label__4 This is one of my fav spots in South Side. Drinks are reasonably priced, service is great, and even though I don't usually like bar food, their food is really tasty!! I love watching the Pens games there because of the big screen!! I went once for a Trivia night and it was packed and so much fun!
__label__4 My favorite movie theater. Why? It's clean, the refreshment lines are short, many nearby dining & drinking options (and not just a Sbarro's or Chile's), covered parking (underground), it's a relatively safe neighborhood, and it's not tucked in a shopping mall. Add another plus - customer service. Last night we lingered at Morton's so long that we missed our 7PM show for which we prepurchased tickets. No problem they said, and handed us tickets for the 8PM. Very cool.
__label__3 I really enjoyed my last trip to the movies now that this cinema has been revamped. Gone is the concession stand and in it's place is a full bar. There are also a few tables in the lobby where patrons can have cocktails or order an entree from the menu....yup, they serve food and adult beverages.\n\nThe cinemas themselves have been revamped with wider seats and small tables in between the seats. There is waiter service to bring you food and drinks during the show along with cloth napkins and silverware. The set-up is still stadium seating and there appear to be long tables closer to the screen for larger parties as the tables further up are arranged in groups of two.\n\nPrices are less than I expected. Three beers and Parmesan fries was $20. This is not a bargain night out, but still an enjoyable outing and this experience may compel me to go the movies more often. May not be everyone's cup of tea but I for one enjoyed myself.
__label__4 I took my wife there to see we bought a zoo, the movie was great and this place unbelievable. it was the best movie going experience i have ever had. they bring your drinks and food to you and you get to pick your seats before you go in there and it is on a really nice neighborhood too. i totally suggest this place to everyone.
__label__4 After having tried iPic theater in Scottsdale, this was like going from a Motel 6 to the Four Seasons. WELL worth the expense. We were on the side that served alcohol, not the \"Fork and Screen\" theater.\n\nWe started off early getting there before 3pm for a 3:50 showing. Waited in line longer than I would have cared for due to a woman in front of me who had to have the staff person read every summary of every movie showing. To that woman: have some courtesy for others and read it online for yourself or on that cool iPhone you kept looking it. So I found I really waited in line for nothing since if you purchased your tickets online, you could pick them up at the kiosks along the wall. Might have been nice to have a sign conveniently so I (and the others who heard this) wouldn't have had to wait.\n\nI got a draft beer and it was served in an iced glass. Nice. I really didn't expect a theater \"bar\" to pay that much attention to detail especially after iPic. We were supposed to be able to get our seats at 3pm but when we went in, someone was still cleaning and asked if we could wait. Not a big deal. We were in by 3:10.\n\nSeats. Amazingly comfortable and didn't have a bar going along the back as they did in iPic. Comfortable throughout the whole movie. Our server was prompt and got us drinks right away as well as an appetizer order. That reminds me...the menu. The menu was great with far more to choose from than the 3 items or so I was given a choice of at iPic. There were server call buttons on each chair unlike the \"wave them down if you see them\" method of iPic. I used it once to order dinner and again, the server was prompt. \n\nFood. Food was hot and very good. Nothing to complain about at all. I had the Chicken Alfredo and my wife had the Mac n Cheese. Both were fantastic and the portions were large. \n\nThey even ended the movie with a lemon-scented hot towel! Attention to detail is how you do it and they are doing it great. I purchased a loyalty card since I will be back. iPic? iPic who?
__label__3 This was the best theater I have been to in the Valley that serves food & drinks in the movie. Great lobby, statium seating, clean and friendly service. I'll be back!
__label__1 I think the concept of AMC Esplanade 14 is great and the remodel is definitely looking nice but honestly,  the last thing I want while i'm sharing a room with far too many strangers is the smell of someones Smokehouse Beef and Cheddar lingering from behind me for two hours. Can't we enjoy movies with a drink, Red Vines, and popcorn anymore? Why do you need a New York Strip while you watch Prometheus?  I just don't get it. 3D movie plus a huge meal= vomit. Just saying.\n\nPlus, who wants someone (servers) walking back and forth, back and forth, yada yada.. while you are trying to watch a movie? They do a great job of being quiet, courteous, etc.. but over all the service is just ok. We told our server before we ordered that my boyfriend and I were on a separate check from a friend and he still only brought us one check. Super annoying. \n\nI say, if you are going to have a menu keep it small. They have tons of drink options that seem like they would be great but again, I doubt I'll down a margarita in a movie theatre. I promise I'm not boring. Hell, maybe I am. \n\nI'm sure many people will rave about this and go on and on about how great it is to ring your server 5 times during a movie for more food... god. But this just isn't for me. I'll go and I'll bring my own Milk Duds and Red Vines. Don't tattle.
__label__4 Now this must be how movie heaven feels like. As a pauper =( having the opportunity to enjoy the experience a couple times a year does it for me. It's first class seats and service for a mere $15 for a movie ticket, then add on drinks and an appetizer, and you end up spending close to $40. Not bad, especially if it's a real big blockbuster movie, then it makes it more worth it. check it out, it's awesome.
__label__1 I will preface this review by saying that this is our absolute favorite theater and I cannot remember the last time we saw a movie at a different theater.  \n\nThis past Tuesday night, however, was a bust.  We arrived at the theater 20 minutes early so that we would be able to enjoy the preview and movies with minimal distractions.  We didn't see a server until well into the first preview.  \n\nMy friend wasn't feeling well and wanted to get a box for her food.  It took 3 requests from 2 different people just to get a box.  It took 2 requests to get a drink refill.  \n\nWe told the server in the beginning how we wanted the checks divided and that wasn't done as asked either.  \n\nLike I said, this is our favorite theater and I hope this was just a bad night and not indicative of how things will be in the future.
__label__3 The dine-in theater at AMC is the PERFECT place to take a date.  With dine-in experiences being 18+ there are no children running around.  The food is the same price as a Chili's and they bring it right to your seat while you enjoy the feature.  I'm definitely going back!
__label__1 ok this place is really nice and fancy!me and my friend is been coming to this place 2 or 3 times a week i dont mine spending that much money because i really enjoy coming to this place and its close in my house.but for the past 6 months have raise the price!it was 9.50 each person then.then it became 12.00 each person then on new year it was 13.00 dollars already that is abusing customers and taking advantage the people!we wont be back in this place anymore...they lost us as a customer!
__label__0 Tasteless and bland foods that will send you to an early grave. The food here is so bad that it completely detracts from the romanticism behind the idea of dining out and watching a movie at the same time. The food here is seriously bad and expensive. As if paying for bad food with your wallet wasn't bad enough you will also be paying for this food on the treadmill because just about every dish is within a short range of 1000 calories! Keep a careful eye out for the calorie listings on the menu if you go in. Terrible and unhealthy foods aside, I must say it wouldn't be a bad place to go for a dessert. I would not recommend going here for drinks though, since they are so expensive.\n\nFriendly and attentive employees and waitstaff.
__label__2 When it comes to pizza, I'm all about the sauce.  \n\nBoston's has GREAT sauce.\n\nThe decor, it's kinda generic.
__label__4 Hands down the most phenomenal food experience thusfar in my life. I have dined at numerous fine dining establishments around the world, but this takes the prize. Wow. Every bite that went into my mouth was exquisite. I would drive all the way from LA just to eat at Binkley's. \n\nSo unassuming from the outside, but what a pleasant suprise inside. The staff is extremely friendly and all well-versed in the menu and ingredients in each dish. I highly recommend doing the 4-, 5- or 6-course meal. It's not going to be a budget evening, but honestly, well-worth every penny. I am salivating just thinking about it! In addition to your course (highly recommend the steak tartare, scallops, duck, - but the menu changes frequently), you are presented with at least eight amuse bouchers (\"treats from the chef\") throughout the course of your meal. Oh. My. Gosh. It's amazing how in one bite you taste so many delicious flavorfuls meld together in your mouth and create this to-die-for taste! A few examples... blue cheese froth with homemade beef jerky rested on an endive leaf, potato soup with white truffle flakes and chives, homemade Italian salami with dates on a homemade sweet potato chip, deviled quail egg, etc. I can't even begin to describe the tastes... \n\nI highly HIGLY recommend Binkley's for an amazing food experience. Don't forget to try their homemade potato chips and bread! Enjoy!
__label__4 If one had asked me 10 years ago if I'd ever eat somewhere with the caliber and focus of an institution like Binkley's, I would have pondered for a minute and probably responded only if it was by the desire and grace of a girlfriend's sufficiently endowed parents or a reception catered by the Google Gillionaires I would surely be surrounded by as a result of a blossoming interest in the tech industry. If one had asked if I'd ever be there at the suggestion of my family who would be equally, if not more, at home at Claimjumper, I wouldn't have deigned the question worthy of response at all.\n\nI would have been (at least temporarily) wrong.\n\nAt the behest of a curious mother living nearby for years, we ventured. Unassuming from the exterior in a strip mall with such high end boutiques as Enterprise Rent-A-Car and sharing a zip code with a cowboy tourist targeted bar that features bull riding of the non-mechanical variety, Binkley's is a tiny destination restaurant that seems slightly uncomfortable with its surroundings, and we were equally slightly out of place with our sinusoidal experience not for control freaks:\n\n- Greeted by name due to party size and expected arrival time being unique resulted in feeling like VIPs confused by their own fame\n- Sending away the sommelier a bit dejected when we unanimously declined wine\n- Realizing our head waitress was a bizarro version of a friend from back home\n- Opting for the highest end 5-6 course tasting menus ($82 - $89, wine pairing $40-50 extra) like non-confused VIPs, but skipping the foie gras surcharge (+$14)\n- Being thankful of no collective food restrictions or allergies to impede chef creativity\n- Impressed by a nearly endless train of experimental amuse-bouches\n- Processing that we were 3-4 courses in without seeing anything we ordered\n- Recalling that some of us were no stranger to this dining style when it's called omakase, except then there's no illusion of input into the majority of the meal\n- Hitting our stride with the hot appetizer, including a superb soft shell crab course\n- Enjoying the best black cod I've ever eaten in a sea of unusual but not quite as enjoyable candidates\n- Starting to feel full around the penultimate course, an amuse of chocolate souffle \n- Understanding without bitterness that soda refills were not free ($2.50) despite the staff's complete lack of hesitation in providing them\n- Taking home satisfaction levels ranging from grudgingly enjoying the expensive dinner show to thinking it was the best overall food experience in months if not years\n\nMenu guidance would be a futile endeavor since, as the head waitresses helpfully informed all non-returnee tables, it turns over completely around every two weeks. However, overall, the seafood dishes were stronger than those with meat, of interest if one is opting for a menu with a single main. Instead:\n\n- Prepare for the onslaught of Kevin Binkley's culinary whims\n- Pretend the a la carte menu doesn't exist\n- Make a reservation well in advance, especially for a weekend\n- Bring your wallet, possibly two\n- Expect to spend at least 3 hours luxuriating over the meal\n- Sigh longingly while realizing how far in the future the next justifiable visit will be\n\nRegardless of apprehension, except in the face of a diet with statistically outlying strictness, it's worth trying once for a special occasion to form one's own opinion. While I could easily think of a number of small tweaks, the application of the formulaic main draw is, in Yelp's terms, semantically indistinguishable from as good as it gets.
__label__3 Came in with the family today, it's been awhile since our last visit.\n\nWe ordered the Stray Kitty on White with Tuna, a brownie, and the Half Red Bird\n\nI ate the tuna and just loved it, quite tantalizing. The wife enjoyed her red bird as well. And the brownie? Forget about it  - spectacular!! Didn't stand a chance. Ha\n\nOnly challenge was our cashier (young female) seemed put out by our questions about the menu.\n\nI would have no hesitation recommending this restaurant to friends.
__label__2 On the plus side, 3 stars is about the highest rating a place that serves packaged meat can receive...I know it's a chain, so I can't expect much more than that, but with such a large location and great sandwich ideas, preparing their meat in house would make a huge difference.\n\nI've usually only go to their Broadway location and I must say that they do a slightly better job over there...It's possible that the times I've been in were just \"off-days\", but after having such good experiences over there, I'm always slightly disappointed when I give this one a shot. (which sucks because it's so close to my work/home)\n\nOf course, the sandwich selection is the same and very good...Enough great ideas to be able to go in frequently and not have to order the same thing. But this location just doesn't seem as...fresh. The pickles are often limp, the bread doesn't seem as if it were just baked (nor does it have that \"fresh baked bread\" smell) and I feel like the sides are prepared well in advance of when they are served. Perhaps they are prepared at a different location and delivered to Chandler?? I'm not sure, but the difference between different locations is apparent.  \n\nI'm not saying it's all bad...The ingredients, even when not great, are still good enough to keep me coming in. The soups/bread bowls are good and the staff is always very nice. I've never had a bad experience, I've just never had a GREAT experience. I will say, though, that you're not going to find a better deli in the area. If I'm looking for a decent sandwich at a reasonable price without having to drive too far, this is my spot...
__label__3 For starters, this restaurant was right next door to one of my favorites: Caffe Boa. This was my birthday dinner from Chad so I decided to NOT ask to go to the neighbors establishment instead of his choice. I AM SO GLAD I DIDN'T! D'Vine was exactly that devine! \nWe started off with a small rundown of the specials and favorites of our waitress. She was extremely helpful in explaining her favorites. I find it helpful to ask the people who work there what is good, as they usually are spot on. \nI stared off with a wine trio flight. The Rose' I found them refreshing and satisfying. I also sipped on water with cucumber, who knew it would be so refreshing (and also great to cleanse the palette). We then decided to try several appetizers or tapas. 3 different types of bruschetta: traditional (tomato, garlic, and basil), caprese (tomato, mozzarella, and basil) and brie (brie cheese, apple slices and sliced almonds) each wonderful in their own rite. Our second appetizer was the cesar salad in which we substituted the chicken with salmon.. EXCELLENT! I was pleasantly surprised at how much the taste delighted me. Our third was the stuffed mushroom. I thought it was going to be something like fried mushrooms, but it was a portabello mushroom that had Gruy\u00e8re cheese, Parmesan sprinkles, red onions and was sauteed in butter and shallots. Wonderful! Fourth and last was the fruit and cheese plate. your choice of any two or four: bleu, brie, white cheddar, gruyere, gouda\nhavarti, robusto, or featured cheese of the day served with spiced nuts, fruit, mixed olives and crostini. Sigh..\nMain course consisted of the handmade pasta (cajun alfredo) with spicy Italian sausage (Chads) and the mac and cheese. This was no ordinary mac and cheese. It was made with smoked gouda, heavy cream, smoked pork, and penne pasta. Covered in a blanket of toasted breadcrumbs, shredded cheese red onions and bacon. OMG. \nLast but not least dessert. I had the granny apple pie with caramel sauce and paired with a tawny port (cannot remember the name sorry!) Chad had the chocolate mousse cake with raspberry sauce. A M A Z I N G! I mean it... this place was awesome. Live music (think John Mayer) awesome atmosphere. Knowledgeable and friendly staff. This place was excellent. \nPrices were not too bad if you didnt have all the appetizers and wine I had haha.... I will return, you can count on that and I will be hungry when I go!
__label__0 Stay away from  their clearance sales!!!  We stopped at the Carefree location, which was having a clearance sale.  Sadly, we spent over $50 on what turned out to be vinegar.  There's no way I can possibly go through 6 bottles of red wine vinegar.  What a waste of my time, money, and wine.  I didn't even get what I paid for.
__label__2 Me , my cousin and sister in law came here to eat brunch during the brief time I was able to pull them away from the strip. The buffet was like all the others with an Asian, Barbecue, Italian and dessert station. Some of the things that stood out was at their salad bar they served grilled veggies. They had asparagus and grilled zucchini. The taste was nice and sweet. \n\nThey also serve southern food like grits , and Jambalaya. I tried the grits because I remember liking them so much when I ate some at Rosemary's restaurant but it wasn't quite the same. I did have fried scallops and mini crab cakes which were really good with a spritz of lemon. I also had chicken fried steak but it tasted plain to me because I usually eat it with a side of honey mustard. It's different ... but it tastes good! Unfortunately they had no honey mustard salad dressing. \n\nMy second plate I thought I 'd try their chocolate waffles. If you like soft waffles don't eat these they had the consistency of toast. I also grabbed some scallop mixture they had cradled in a shell it's not as tasty as the ones at Asia buffet. I would pass these up.I also tried a cheese blintze but I could only take a bite the cheese inside was all crumbly. \n\nMy dessert plate was my favorite because they had this almond crumb cake that had drizzled raspberry sauce in it. They used to serve this at Red Rock casino but I haven't seen it there in a while. It was so good with tea,. They also had Tiramisu cups which were really tasty the cake part wasn't too wet it was just right! \n\nThe most amazing part of the meal was my cousin saying this was her favorite Las Vegas Buffet . I wasn't sure I heard her right but she said this was by far her favorite. I was like ...uh okay. I'm just happy she liked it so it was a win..win situation!
__label__2 3.4\n\nI've had better food and the same quality of food for way more money in Vegas buffets.  What this place supplies is reasonable food at a price point less than many of the other buffets around.  I went for their steak and crab Wednesday, $15,99 less a dollar discount for being a guest at the hotel.  The crab legs were spindly and the steak was a bit tough but cooked to the medium I asked for.  The swordfish wasn't bad and I noticed several folks with whole plates of crawfish.  Many of the folks seemed to be locals and although I had no wait at 5:00 by the time I was done the place was full and a long line had formed.  They do not rush the diners in the restaurant.  There were plenty of food choices.  I gave up after 4 plates, the last of which was desert.  Because of the number of people everything I tried was still hot or cold as needed.  The vanilla soft serve had given up so I had chocolate ice cream with my peach cobbler.  The service was really quick and I noticed those folks requiring bar service got their drinks quickly.  My one big complaint was my plates got cleared while I was getting another and my service, complete with whatever was on them, was set on the table rather than waiting for me to get back and transfer them to my new plate so I would get a separate plate to put them on on the first trip.  \n\nFor the price this was an excellent value.
__label__3 Did I hear someone say ALL YOU CAN EAT PRIME RIB?!?!?!?! Yup Yup! You did!\n\nThis buffet is located inside the New Orleans casino. The price is a bit expensive (over $13) but if you sign up for a free B-connect membership, your meal admission is only $9.99! Need I repeat it? All You Can Eat Prime Rib for only $9.99!\n\nI have to say the quality of the selections there is pretty good, considering how much you pay for your meal. I was pleasantly surprised at the Chinese section, since the stir-fried vegetables and eggplant dish was pretty delicious. Usually, in my experience, I usually avoid the Asian section when I go to buffets (except for sushi) since the food ends up tasting like Panda Express.\n\nBut other than that, I really did enjoy the dessert! They had ice cream flavors ranging from Vanilla, Coffee, Mango, and Peach. Also there were sorbet flavors such as Passion Fruit (My fav! HIGHLY RECOMMEND!), Lemon (another hit!), and Watermelon.\n\nI definitely recommend this place, especially if you sign up for your B-connect membership before lining up at the buffet. It's worth it. You save AND you get to eat happily. :D
__label__2 Not bad! But my rating is considering all the other casino buffets as well. Just because I'm giving it a 3 star does not mean I didn't like it or had a bad experience. I loved the salad bar! Such a sucker for rabbit food... had to come back and get 2nds, maybe 3rds just on salad. Aside from the build your own salad, their salads were pretty good. I was however disappointed in their seafood section. Really wasn't much, probably the least impressive of the buffet. The BBQ selection was pretty good, as well as the pasta election. Like other buffets though, there is always that ONE dish you would come back for. There wasn't that for me here. It was a really long time before I was able to get a refill on my drunk, our waitress could have been a little more attentive. Overall, A-OK.\n\nTIP: Got a local ID? Sign up for the players card to get a locals discount here, good for two!
__label__1 This buffet has gone downhill. The overall prices without discounts are 21.99, which is not worth your money because the food is less than ok. The fish tastes like its been frozen for months and the pastas are watery or too dry... the Chinese and Mexican food were ok and the American food was worse than mediocre. The desserts were good, especially the gelato. Overall, don't come here to eat unless you are dying of starvation!
__label__1 I just got Shanghai'ed for an extra star!  The inside was immaculate and dare I say pretty?\n\nThat's about it.  It's basically an upper scale PF Chang's with Panda Express food.  Don't get me wrong, I enjoy me some Panda Express from time to time, but I pay Panda Express money.  If I'm forking this amount cash in this place, the food better have been dummy-waitered from the city of Shanghai.  I want to be able to taste the sweat that dripped off the cooks forehead from Shanghai in my dish.  Not really, but you know what I mean.  I don't think I was even full after the meal.
__label__1 No longer has hookah :( A friend of mine wanted to go to chill at a hookah lounge we tried calling before we went but didn't get an answer.  So we said we would just try it since it was in Green valley casino which is down the street from me. When we got there the atmosphere was nice live singer but not what we were looking for. \nI also felt like something was biting me when I was sitting on the couches.
__label__3 This is not your typical bowling alley. Multiple bars and music. I couldn't believe how many people were actually bowling. And these are 20-somethings not high schoolers. When it's nice out, there's corn-hole bag games outside and I liked sitting out in their \"patio area\" the service was faster there and less crowded. I'd for sure go back!
__label__4 Best breakfast burrito in the valley. I have been here dozens of times since I have lived down the street forever and it is an old favorite. You will not be disappointed.
__label__1 I use to frequent this establishment a couple of times a week for a Breakfast Burrito, however, on one of my visits the gal behind the counter seemed to have pink eye.  It's rare that I will go there now...
__label__3 I have been coming here for a few years now and it is a great place to grab some quality Mexican food, and for the price, you can't beat it! I recommend the rolled tacos w/ guacamole or any of the breakfast burritos.
__label__1 The young people in my life love this place. What is wrong with the youth these days? Their food tastes okay for fast Mexican fare. However every time, without fail, that I have eaten here, I have wound up spending extended time in the bathroom several hours later. Because of that I do not eat there.
__label__4 Best chorizo and carne asada around. Forget filibertos or any of his cousins. Los Favoritos is the bomb.
__label__0 If you want a pizza that's ready to pick up quickly this is not the place. Last 2 visits all I wanted was a pepperoni pizza and both times I was told a 15-20 minute wait. Hot and ready?????? Obviously not. Staff isn't the nicest either
__label__2 We went to Red Lobster for lunch just after 2 PM.  It was moderately busy but we were quickly seated.  All three of us had the Endless Shrimp and between us, we had most of the varieties.  All were good, but nothing spectacular.  Service was not exactly speedy, but wasn't slow enough to put me off either.  Everyone was extremely courteous and pleasant.  $57.00 for three lunch specials was more than I am used to paying in a town known for inexpensive food, but it wasn't unexpected.  All-in-all, just as the rating says \"A-OK\".
__label__0 Well....all I can say is.....if I was you.....I'd go elsewhere!!!  I went to this Red Lobster on Marks St. in Henderson about a year ago....and I got food poisoning....badly!  So I vowed never to return.  Then I made a dumb decision to go back again last weekend!  I had the Admirals Platter....and let me tell you.....I got extremely sick again from food poisoning for 3 days....and my mother did as well!!!  I don't know where they get their seafood from....but CLEARLY something is not right at this location!!!  I've learned my lesson the hard way....and will never ever return to this dump again!
__label__1 I am wondering if we were just here on an off night because the reviews for this place aren't bad. I just can't give it any more stars. The service was horrible. We sat at the table for 10 minutes with out drinks. When we ordered, I got a sangria and water, and my husband a peach tea and water. First they brought the wrong tea, my sangria was correct, but no waters. I had to ask her twice before she brought them. She asked us if we wanted another basket of bisqiuts, we said yes!  Well, we never received that second basket. We got the pound shrimp with potatoes and corn. The potatoes were ok, but the corn was soggy. When we were leaving, our waitress was texting on her phone. Guess she was too busy doing that to serve our drinks.  If you like slow service and no drinks, then I guess you would enjoy this place.\nI left my debit card there, and sadly had to come back. I went the next evening to get it, and it took almost ten minutes for the manager to come up. I sat there forever. They were not busy. They had to call back to the manager twice. I guess I shouldn't of expected it to be a fast trip considering our service the night before. We won't be returning.
__label__1 I've been to Gray's about a half a dozen times, different days of the week, different times of the day. Every time, the food is good (the veggie wrap is delicious), but not so much as to make me want to keep coming back. \n\nWhile the orders from the kitchen always come out quickly and correctly, the wait staff isn't impressive at all. If used items need to be cleared, you have to ask for it to be done. If a refill is desired, you need to ask and hope they come back. One thing I've never experienced anywhere before: each and every time I've been there, dishes have been dropped and broken. \n\nI wouldn't say no to going back if in a group but I certainly won't be the one to suggest returning.
__label__1 The prices are great and they do seem to have decent quality products. But there are better grocery options in Madison. Like the Willy Street Co-op, Jennifer Street Market, Hy-Vee and Metcalfe's.\n\nTrader Joe's is simply not worth traveling across town for. You can get better quality stuff elsewhere, and (good) cheap wine can be found at pretty much every grocery store. The Madison Trader Joe's is very small and always overcrowded with college kids. The parking is a cramped nightmare. It's just not ideal, unless you live nearby. When I was there last night it was a zoo, and it took way too much time to buy just a few items.
__label__3 Lots of unique gifts and everyday coffee/tea enthusiast accessories.  Sort of a new and old, dark design which fits the style nicely.  \nI was merely popping in for a quick coffee.  The coffee I got, but the quickness, not so much.  This, obviously, can be expected in busy coffee shops from time to time, so i'm cool with it.  The coffee was quite good, but i'd be remiss to pop in if there was a big line.
__label__3 I loved this place. The food was amazing and the portions were perfect. The ambiance was good and the service impeccable. I would highly recomend this place to any of my friends or family. It is pricey though so make sure you're ready to shell out the dough or your corporate credit card.
__label__1 The place is nice, but you do expect more especially when it has Mario Batali's name involved. The portions are also small for the price you pay. The dishes are good but you want more.
__label__1 The one thing that I can't tolerate about restaurants that charge more than $40 per entree is BAD SERVICE.\n\nWe waited an hour before our server, let's call her \"B\", came back so that we could order drinks.  She never came back to ask us how our entrees were.  And we never received any of the complimentary sweets that everyone on Yelp has raved about.  All of this would have been fine except that we left her a \"mandatory\" $80+ tip. I think that the bad service on our server's part can be partially attributed to automatic tip and partially because we came towards the end of the night.  \n\nRealizing that servers and busboys make most of their livelihood from tips, we decided pay the 20% tip and not punish the busboys, who were very prompt and polite, never letting our water glasses go below half empty.  I did go talk to the manager to let him know that the service at his restaurant was less than perfect.   When I did, he shrugged and said, \"Thanks for telling us.\"  He didn't offer us any kind of compensation OR even note which table we were sitting at and who our server was.  With management like that, it is no wonder that the so many people have criticized the service as lackluster.\n\nThe food was pretty good--the pappardelle bolognese was delicious, but the pasta was a little too al dente, and the veal chop was juicy, flavorful, and all-around amazing.  The gnocchi tasted like an overly firm polenta.  \n\nOverall, I think the food is pretty good, but I would tell people not to go to B&B because of the bad service.
__label__0 We should have stuck with our \"no celebrity chef\" policy, but we went and tried it anyway.  I would NOT recommend this place.  The food was bland.  Major over-salting on one dish and no seasoning on another.  Very small portions.  The service was so formal it wasn't even a fun experience.  I especially hated the manager pacing up and down the isle with his hands clasped behind his back.  I felt like we were being watched.\n\nHistorically I've loved Batali's restaurants, but this one is trying way to hard to be something.  It needs to add a whole lot of friendliness to the place and o some serious evaluation of the food.\n\nI have no problem paying a couple hundred dollars for an amazing meal, but after this one I left hungry and wondering what I just ate and why it didn't taste all that good.
__label__1 Went there last night with my gfriend. \n\nHostess was nice and friendly\nwaiter was ok, no personality. Didn't really help when i ask what is best in this group he responded \"this is the most popular item\" I don't want to know the most popular item, I want to know the best tasting and why it tastes good, you idiot who just repeats the descriptions off the menu...\n\nFirst dish: artichoke salad. pretty good, over sauced though\n2nd course: oxtail gnocchi flavors delicious. (home made) Gnocchi undercooked thumb down for gnocchi (keep in mind I have gnocchi all over italy and know how it should taste)\n3rd course: Lamb chop this could have been great but it was over sated, i mean i need a glass of water salty. thumbs down\nthe best part dessert: citrus with ricotta cream. at least something good to send us on our way. thumb up\n\nBecause the waiter \"was just there\" and the food was \"ok\" I tipped 18%.. I never tip below 20%.. Thats how disappointed I was with the overall experience. The best thing was the hostess and the dessert. \n\nDo yourself a favor and go spend $200- bucks elsewhere.
__label__1 Birthday dinner for my best friend.  I've been raving about B&B for 2 years to him.  Maybe it was because we rushed them a little bit with our show tickets?\n\nThe waitress was on it.  She was completely efficient, brought us our drinks and appetizers straight away and did it with a smile.\n\nOur main courses were the problem.  Both of the lobsters were undercooked in the lobster spaghetti (it was also a bit slimy), the short ribs were so salty that I couldn't eat it, and my husbands fish dish (can't remember what it was called) was bland and lifeless.  \n\nThe waitress noticed that I wasn't eating my dinner and came over immediately (I did say she was awesome).  She sent the manager over who listened politely to why we weren't eating our meals and he had the nerve to tell my friend that the spaghetti in the lobster dish was supposed to be al dente.  She told him that the lobster was slimy and that the plate was hotter than the food.  He just took the meals and walked away.\n\nI don't know if I'll ever go back there.  So sad.
__label__2 I hate to say it but this fell below my expectations for Mario Batali and Joseph Bastianich.  I absolutely LOVED Del Posto and assumed this would be the same cailber.\n\nThe ambiance was great, and the bartender at the bar was very knowledgeable and helpful.  Food wise, the bone marrow ravioli entree was served luke warm, and just left me wishing and wanting a better experience.  \n\nI would probably not return simply b/c there are so many other restaurants to experience in Vegas.
__label__4 We had the regional tasting that featured Tuscan cuisine along with the wine pairing ($75). The waiter Jered added much to the overall dining experience, as he elaborately described the history/culture surrounding each dish and described the wine notes and rationale for each pairing. The wines were excellently paired with each dish and portions were reasonable. Courses came at a very leisure pace, which we enjoyed - dinner lasted 2 hours. Price of dinner was just under $400 for the two of us (tip not included)...yes, pricey but quite honestly, the best fine dining experience we've ever had, and for that, the dinner was well worth it! I wouldn't recommend this for the casual diner or even those looking for only a romantic setting, but for true foodies that love wine pairings at its finest, I definitely recommend B&B Ristorante!
__label__0 Took my husband here before our show at the Venetian. Had high expectations, especially considering the expensive price for a Vegas restaurant. I had the bone marrow ravioli which the waiter recommended. It had a funny taste to it and I didn't like it. Maybe it's an acquired taste? Moved on to my pasta. I ordered the black pasta, since the waiter said it is the same thing as squid ink pasta. I've had the authentic thing in Venice, Italy and this was definitely not it! For one it tasted like regular pasta. The one in Venice had a slightly briny seafood taste to it which made it unique compared to regular pasta, and B&B's did not. Also, I couldn't believe how salty and spicy the pasta was. Is squid ink pasta supposed to leave a burning sensation in your mouth? I don't think I'll be coming back here.
__label__3 It's a pity so many people have had such bad experiences at B&B. We visited on 3/23 and had a fantastic experience! We were running late for our 8 p.m. reservation that evening and called ahead to let them know we would be 10-15 minutes late. We actually arrived closer to 25 minutes late but the hostess was very gracious and told us that it was not a problem. We were seated immediately and our waitress was right over to take our drink orders. Before perusing the menu, our waitress let us know that we could ask her any questions we had about any of the plates as their menu is not very descriptive. We ordered two appetizers, Burrata (and I can't remember the other one), the Burrata was outstanding! \n\nAfter that we chose our pasta dishes, I had the Gnocchi with lamb ragu. I have never had lamb before and this was a perfect introduction. Overall the food was very good, not the best I've ever had but delicious none the less.\n\nWhat really stood out to us was the service. Our waitress and the rest of the wait staff were super attentive and always available to fulfill any request. \n\nWill be returning on future trips!
__label__0 Not good!\nService was wanna-be professional and food was average at most and WAY overpriced (had lamb for $100!).
__label__2 This place is located in restaurant row between Palazzo and Venetian. We were a party of 8 on our way to Public House when we noticed B&B and that none of us had ever dined here before. On a Monday nite...no wait...we were seated within 2 minutes and learned that it was Italian. I wanted to start off w/a glass of their house merlot but was informed that they did not serve merlot by the glass...wha? The waiter, Kevin suggested an alternative but casually mentioned that it was the cheapest red house wine that they served by the glass. I wonder why he did that? Started w/Calamari and finished w/Veal Chops and broccoli. The meal was very good along w/the service that was Kevin and his group. Other than the \"cheap wine\" comment, it was enjoyable.\n\nI won't be back anytime soon...lots of other fine restaurants that serve merlot by the glass.
__label__1 With Waffle House I guess you have to set your expectations accurately. You know your food will arrive fast and it will be typical greasy spoon type fare.\nThis particular location is a bit hectic and possibly a bit off with respect to consistency of food and service.\nI guess this may be good if you were hungover, drunk, or just broke and in need of some sustenance. Other than that I would save your three bucks and spend 5 over at The Cracker Barrel as the Waffle at this Phoenix location was more like a flat, soggy, burnt biscuit.
__label__2 I tried straberry waffle, it was fluffy and delicious... Coffe was ok. This is comparable with a Denis (if you ask me)\nI Did not expect to much from this restaurant; andIi liked what was served at my table.
__label__0 First time coming in with my husband and we both agreed it was worth a shot. The minute we walked in, it was pretty empty and my husband and I waited by the door. I assumed it would be like other restaurants to wait to get seated. And I was wrong. We waited 20 minutes before a worker finally acknowledged us. Keep in mind, it was pretty empty in there with 5 workers just walking around. He let us know we can sit anywhere. At that point my husband was irritated and we just left. Service was not great. Never coming back.
__label__4 We've eaten here 3 times and each time had great service and food. The deep fried platter for 2 is a great deal! I love the inka dish with fish and cheese and rice, it's my favorite! The selection and unique cuisine is top notch!
__label__4 Awesome ceviche!
__label__0 over-priced and gross. \"medium rare\" ribeye steak came out looking like the burned & dried out sole of a shoe.\n\nthey get some bonus points for honesty. when i ordered a margarita, the waitress advised against it. \"they're not good. our sour mix is really bad\" wow. \n\nstay away from this place. there are so many better options elsewhere.\n\nalso, the salad bar was more of a slop bar. all the \"salad\" choices were drowning in sloppy oil. and guess what? THERE WAS NO LETTUCE AVAILABLE. what the f?
__label__2 If you've had the opportunity to do the Brazilian BBQ-thing elsewhere, then this one is bound to disappoint.   Located in the Miracle Mile Malls in the new Planet Hollywood Casino (formerly the Aladdin).  The selection at the salad/extras bar was nothing to write about...so I won't.  The meat came out sparsely with huge gaps of nothing and the meat quality was so-so (a lot of it was fatty).    Sangria was a little bland.  Service was okay.
__label__2 I've had better experiences at other churrascarias. the pork tenderloin and ham-and-pineapple selections were the only highlights.
__label__2 The main reason I'm not giving this 2 stars is that the salad bar was pretty good and had a decent amount of variety.\n\nNow on to the sucky part:\nBad Meat all around. Too dry or not flavorful enough. We ordered the 10 course (iirc) meat dinner and maybe 1 or 2 were actually good.\n\nFor the quality of food, this place is a little pricy even for Vegas (at least the dinners are). \n\n\nI can understand if the negatives are small things like ambiance or maybe the service. But when the food itself isn't that good then you've got a problem. I'm by no means an expert when it comes to Brazilian food, but I've had much much better.\n\nHorrible coconut mojitos
__label__0 If I could give 0 starts I would. \n\nI am brazilian and I have very high standards when it comes to Churrascarias. But this one is a JOKE!!!!!!!!!\n\nI was very excited to find a Pampas in Vegas because Pampas is a franchise from Brazil. So i thought... Yay authentic brazilian bbq? Hell yeah! \n\nI went with my bf at the time and I was very excited to take him there and show him what real brazilian bbq was all about. \n\nBIG MISTAKE!\n\nThe service was HORRIBLE! The waiter didn't ask us what we wanted to drink at all. we sat there for about 45 mins before anyone even came to say hi. \n\nThe green and red system obviously does not work there because we were starving and anxiously waiting for the waiters carrying juicy meet only to realize that they were serving EVERYONE around us but skipping us!  (YES THE GREEN SIDE WAS UP)\n\nThey don't have a good variety, the meat was hard to swallow and it was nothing like the franchises in Brazil!\n\nTo top it all off, I was dissappointed with the meal but i insisted on dessert because I really wanted my passionfruit mousse! ( I miss this a lot and eat lost of it when I go to Brazil)\n\nThe mousse was so sour I could not eat it without making a face! Worst mousse ever!\n\nIf you are ever in Vegas, MacDonald's is a better choice than this place!
__label__2 Our waiter was really nice, and the place was clean.\n\nSalad bar had a great selection without being overbearing.  And the choices were delicious.\n\nAs far as the food on the swords, I wasn't impressed.  Compared to other Brazilian spots I've been too, there just wasn't a great variety of selection.  The tri-tip was the best one.  The filet mignon was dry and the parmesan crust was AWFUL.  Filet should melt in your mouth.  I knawed until my jaw hurt, and that was only after I spent several minutes cutting through it.\n\nAll of the poultry was salty.  The turkey wrapped bacon did nothing for the taste of the meat but make it too salty.  \n\nThe seafood was decent, but I've definitely had better.\nMy favorite thing was the ham and pineapple, but only because the pineapple was so good.\n\nIt definitely wasn't worth the money we spent.  My one major gripe was the time between the meat presentations.  I felt like we were kept waiting so that our appetites would catch up to our digestion.  I guess that's one way to keep up profits.
__label__1 FAIL!\n\nI've been to a couple different Brazilian churrascaria's before and this was probably the worst that I've had.  I expect more from Vegas.  Perhaps it was that we were having a late lunch and were in between their lunch and dinner meats, but this assumption still doesn't make up for the poor tasting food, horrible service, and price.\n\nAtmosphere:\nThe restaurant itself looks great and has a nice ambiance.  The bar has several drink selections to choose from as well as you wait.  The restaurant is hidden between a couple others within the Miracle Mile shops located in Planet Hollywood, and to me can stay hidden.\n\nFood:\nWe had a party of 4.  3 had the meat plates and I had the mix plate of both meat and seafood.  I was in the mood for some good surf and turf!  Unfortunately, I was very disappointed.\n\nAs with most typical Brazilian churascarias an all you can eat buffet style bar was available for salads, side dishes, and appetizers.  The selection was not too bad with some pasta salad, rice, beans, and even fried banana.  This banana was probably my favorite treat of the meal.\n\nThe meat I found to be very dry.  We sampled all the meats from the filet to the sausage and none of them blew my mind or were exceptionally good.  The filet mignon was the best one by far and was not a great as most steak houses.\n\nThe seafood comes all at 1 time with 3 bacon-wrapped scallops, 3 grilled shrimps, a piece of salmon, and a piece of fried fish.  You have to specifically ask for more of the seafood from your waitress, but more on that later.  The flavors were ok for the salmon, scallops, and shrimp.  Just not phenomenal.\n\nService:\nWe were greeted upon entering with a smile and that's always a plus.  We were then offered a tour of the kitchen.  Sure why not...the tour is nothing to jump at as you take a few steps through a small corridor into the kitchen and see all the meats cooking above a vat of fatty grease.  This alone should of killed my appetite, but then again I'll pretty much eat anything at anytime.  I guess they wanted to show how cool the cooking process was???  Or maybe they want you to be grossed out so you don't eat as much?\n\nHere is the biggest gripe the service from the waitress.  She took forever to just take our orders.  The food then took even longer to come out.  I thought that meat would come and go until we had to \"tap out\" due to over consumption.  No it came every few minutes or so as my belly filled with side dishes.  We specifically requested the filet mignon on 3 separate occasions and it seemed to come out just as the check came out...I'm on to your cost savings plan!\n\nPrice:\nWe were given the lunch menu as we sat a little before 3PM and the plates are slightly cheaper than the dinner menu.  But of course when the bill came we were charged the dinner prices.  We quickly mentioned it to the waitress that gave us slight attitude before changing the prices back.\n\nLunch price is fair.\n\nSuch high expectations and such a let down...
__label__2 the group i went with had a discount, so we only paid about $25/person for the all you can eat meat buffet.  (i think originally it's like $35/person, but i'm not 100% sure).\n\nso the price at 25 is good, if i had to pay 35/person this place woulda been more like a 2 or 2.5 star.\n\nbasically people walk around the tables holding different assortments of meat and if you like what u see, they carve a piece for you.\n\nthe meat is for the most part juicy, but i felt the \"salad bar\" was quite sad and shouldnt be allowed to be called a salad bar.  i dont eat THAT much meat, so i didnt enjoy this as much as my male counterparts.
__label__3 This place is great if you have a big appetite and love meat. There's whole salad bar with artichokes, caprese salad, calamari salad, etc, which is a tasty accompaniment to the meal. I got the seafood plate with shrimp, scallops, grilled salmon, and \"tempura\" cod. The salmon was a little dry and the cod too oily, but the shrimp and bacon wrapped scallops were good. I wouldn't recommend the seafood plate.\n\nMy boyfriend got the all you can eat meat instead. This was clearly the better choice. There was an assortment of lamb, sirloin, chicken etc. My favorite was the lamb with balsamic reduction, very tender and flavorful. My boyfriend loved the spicy chicken. Succulent, delicious meat.\n\nWe saved by using the Tix4tonite ($24).
__label__2 Pampas is one of my favorite places to eat back home so I was excited to eat at this location in Vegas.  We found a great deal at those 1/2 price ticket location (they have discounts for shows AND restaurants, I never knew!). We paid $2/each to get $15 off the Meat Rodizio, not bad! Total bill for both of us (including taxes and tips) was $60, which is like 1/2 the bill of the Pampas back home.  Unfortunately, 1/2 the price means 1/2 the quality, I was disappointed in the meat selection.\n\nService was okay, nothing to complain about but nothing to compliment either.  The salad bar had interesting selections (curry??) Maybe they try to fill you up with the cheap stuff. I did like the bread though, yumm. I wish the sirloin were better cooked, they were a bit dry *sadness* The chicken was tender but needed more flavor. The sausages were a bit salty.  Nothing I tried really hit the spot. It wasn't bad but I guess I had higher expectations :(
__label__0 My bf and I got a coupon from planet hollywood for their breakfast buffet. We get there, put our name down and waited for 30 min. Our turn comes up and they tell us the coupons are outdated and they don't have the buffet anymore. \nWe get seated and order the eggs and steak special. Our beef jerky gets to the table when we had asked for med rare. Their bread was as hard as concrete, the meat was dry, and even the med rare pieces that came out after we complained was flavorless and only saved by a healthy amount of A1. I dont like A1.\nNo discounts offered. No apology from the host that took our order. Scrambled eggs were ok, sunny side up were burnt and about the size of quail eggs. Thats about it. And their costco mini muffins were good. \nThe couple behind us were super annoyed about something too. \nNO GOOD!
__label__3 Bachelorette party weekend.  Our last night in Vegas.  We wanted a fun and tasty dinner.  Brazilian BBQ!!\n\nCoupons!  They have coupons everywhere.. we got a $10 off every rodizio ordered!\n\nWe got the surf n' turf rodizio and the meat-only rodizio.\n\nWe were a big group.. the waiter was AWESOME.. was able to hook us up with buy one-get one pitchers of sangria.. AND a free dessert for me!\n\nThe meats and seafood were VERY tasty and cooked to perfection.. and the side/salad bar wasn't too much.. but the stuff I got were tasty!\n\nI'm so glad we had our dinner there.. it was a great experience and the food was very enjoyable!
__label__2 I just happened to be in Vegas this new year and since I saw this place in the past i decided to try it. Salad bar is ok, the meats a bit too salty and really raw (bloody) but I was surely disappointed with the service. Waitress show up only 3 times, when we first sat at the table, when she brought us the drinks and when she gave us the check!, I have to literally ask the servers to bring the meats to our table since the seem to just pas us by, I guess the just want you to eat from the salad bar :( \nIn other words, the price service/quality ratio is not good at all
__label__1 Disclaimer: I have eaten at Fogo de Chao before.\n\nMy group got a discount for this place from the half-price ticket booth.  \n\nI was immediately suspicious of this place after taking a seat.  Our table was completely packed into a small dining space.  I felt like I was in a high school cafeteria. I realized that this place was working off of volume - likely driven by the coupon we and likely most of the guests had.  I asked my group if we should take off, telling them that we should not expect a fantastic meal.\n\nUnfortunately we decided to stay.  The meats were extremely sub-par,  the Sirloin and Filet were chewy and grained with fat.  The salad bar was uninspiring, and the service stretched across all of the guests packed into the restaurant.\n\nIf you have eaten at Fogo de Chao before, do not come here.
__label__4 Not entirely sure why this is 3 stars. I think it's delicious. The meat rodizio is amazing. Staff was kind and funny too. Definitely coming back here when I go to Vegas again.
__label__1 This review is for breakfast: Steak and Eggs is a good deal. The taste was okay. A nice sized portion, could have done with a biscuit instead of a muffin. The steak was a bit flavorless and rough (I asked for medium-well). A far as the meal goes, good price, but lacks some flavor. Service was okay. The table and surrounding area was a bit crumby. Overall, save this place for lunch or dinner, unless you really want steak and eggs for breakfast. \n\nBTW, if you stay at the Marriott across the street you get a discount here.
__label__2 I used to really like this place. The meats were well cooked and the service was excellent. This time the service was a lot slower. I had to ask for certain meats over and over before they came out. Also, all the meat was a lot drier and many times over seasoned. Since I got a gift card, we got the surf & turf. Their seafood consisted of fried fish and tiny frozen shrimp that were heated and lightly seasoned. Not much of a surf in my opinion.
__label__1 Save your money. I got a deal 2 people for $30 and I still felt like it was a waste of money.
__label__0 ok so steer clear of this place! 1st of all I've eaten there twice before coupls years ago and it was decent enough for my husband and I to decide to buy a \"voucher\" from tix tonight for a 1/2 price dinner. The tix tonight guy made us a \"reservation\" and when we showed up they said they would seat us in a few minutes. While sitting there waiting to be seated multiple people kept walking in and getting seatede right away. The only other people left waiting for a table was a group of 6 guys that also checked in with the voucher. Hmmmm.... so we were getting shafted for having a voucher?  So we wait around another 15 mins and finally with an attitude we get called. This is where is gets better low and behold they seat us in the very very back corner far away from where anyone with their little beef skewers are and from the buffet! Then we see them seat the 6 guys right next to us! When we asked to be in the main dining room the hostess said it would be another 20 mins!\n\nWe decided to up and leave and as we left noticied several open tables in the main dining room! This place is a rip off and with so many other options you would think they would get it together! \n\nStay away!
__label__4 I had only been to two other Churrascarias in my life and this one totally blows the other two out of the water.  I think the best meats were the shark, salmon,  bacon-wrapped sirloin, the tri tip, and the ham.  They also did a grilled pineapple off the skewer and it was pretty awesome. As for the available sides....the mushroom risotto was very very tasty.  I liked the cheese bread as well.  There was a whole bunch of salad options, but hey, I'm at a churrascaria... I was in \"meat\" mode.  I bypassed the greenery that day.  I know, shame on me.  I did get a sampling of their asian noodle salad, which I liked.  It was about $50 for all you can eat meat/seafood.  Soooo worth it.  I will definitely be back whenever Im in the area.
__label__3 The food was awesome. The meats were overwhelming. The ambiance was fun. Definitely will return!
__label__0 This review is based on the BREAKFAST service.\n\nI understand breakfast probably isnt their specialty, but they advertise the steak and egg special, and brazilian coffee . I was in the area and needed something quick.\n\nUnderstaffed, slow.. 15minutes for breakfast coffee ? \n\nHostess was considerate  , kitchen staff were nice when delivering meal. However the waitstaff had poor attitudes and were non caring. Orderen a Bacon and egg breakfast. They forgot the bacon??? Really?\n\nhad to re-order bacon from the kitchen , it took ten minutes for 2 strips of bacon\n\nbetter service  at Dennys for Bfast
__label__2 Not the best, but certainly not the worst \n\nStand outs: the salad bar.  Really.   The salads were quite good, and the bar also had a really great mozzarella.\n\nThe best itself wasn't the best, but definitely better than average.\n\nThe fish though... The mahi mahi just wasn't up to snuff
__label__0 Just terrible.  Crappy service, unfriendly waiters.  We had to ask five times for more shrimp.  We got the 2 for 1 coupons and they tried to charge us full price anyways, then took forever to come back with the bill.  We waited over 20 minutes to get our bill back with the correct total before we could leave.  The restaurant is dirty, and clearly not cared for very well.  I should have known better than to take a deal from the street guys, when in Vegas, spend like you're in Vegas and go somewhere that knows how to treat you.
__label__4 First time coming here,  and I have only one complaint.   The food is amazing,  I had the pienho chicken and it was superb.   My friend had the skirt steak which is easily one of the best steaks I have ever eaten.   Salad bar had a huge variety with many things I never would have thought of trying like pickled cauliflower and broccoli.  Also,  this is the closest any place has come to beating my mom's mashed potatoes.   The one complaint was price shock was $104.00 for two entr\u00e9es and two salad bars,  but service was also phenomenal.
__label__0 My group of 8 friends who came for a Bachelorette Party got reservations for Pampas since it was a option I had through Hilton Honors. We got there and the service was beyond slow and the waiter will not be attentive.  Most of our group ordered a prix fix meal and it took over an hour and we still never got the food.  Asked what was going on and no response.  Told them that we were late for a show and needed the check.  Still never got our meal.  So they comped our drinks, as compensation!  Really?!?!?  We paid a voucher for $48 each to get meal and a show and they only comped $39 from the drinks we got.  To top it off, 2 out of our group got sick instantly and throughout the day vomiting.  Still no compensation?  Never go here, unless you want to wait over an hour for a simple plate of food where all the meat is flying by.  Get sick from only having the salad bar.  And then not get any compensation.
__label__0 There was 6 of us and we decided to grab lunch here.  The food was decent. Besides the fact of only having been served meat 4 times in 2 hours. When we asked to split the check 3 ways the server didn't split it. We asked again if we can split it again and the server said we couldn't. After talking to the manager they split 6 ways. When we finally got everything situated the server didn't bring back change in one of the bills. Absolute HORRIBLE SERVE. Next time I'd rather spend the extra money to go somewhere else where service is their first priority. We didn't even get offered dessert.
__label__0 Been there today. My dog got all exiting , thought he will meet some new friends. Just kids and 1 dog on a leash . I'm still searching for a nice , crazy , open dog park. Where is it just for dogs, and they can run around no leash .
__label__3 Animal. Style. \n\nI see you baby, slathering my cheeseburger with special sauce and pickles and onions. And oh God, is that mustard in the burger? \n\nHow dare you! To think I would ruin such an amazing creation with a tomato or lettuce. No such healthy stuff here. Puh-lease. \n\nOh and the way I pour that Root Beer. Oooh baby, that's it. So refreshing. \n\nWhy do I make your fries so limp, baby? If I could change one thing about you, sugar, just crisp up those fries... For me? \n\nWe don't have to fight, just hand me that stack o napkins and everything will be all right. You know I love you.\n\nAnimal style.
__label__1 Ehhhhhhh.\nOverhyped in my opinion. I've tried it a couple of times at a couple of different locations but came away with the same impression: burgers - nothing special, good but not great; shakes - same; fries - meh.\nI'll give it another shot the next time I'm in Scottsdale and try to remember to order off the \"secret\" menu. Maybe that's where the really good stuff is.
__label__3 We love \"In and Out\" burgers & fries. Great milkshakes too.  When we want a quick burger, this is the place for it! \n\nYou can see the fries are made right there before they are cooked so you know they haven't been sitting around half the day. \n\nSimple menu, just a few choices, and delicious! Always a good choice for a quick meal on the go.
__label__2 I've been here a couple of times with my dad for dinner. This place serves pretty good dish. I didn't quite like the fried pork dish. I can never tell if I'm eating fat or meat. Other dishes aren't bad.
__label__0 I probably would have given this place a 3 star for their AVERAGE food, except the service was REALLY BAD when I went. Just a tip for the guys @ New Shanghai, do not argue with your customers in front of other customers and expect to get a nice tip. Hey server guy, do not expect to vent to your customers about your stupid boss and expect my sympathy. No bueno.\n\nThis place gives Chinese restaurants a bad name. SHAME ON YOU new shanghai! Never again!!
__label__2 We went at noon and the three lions were all sleeping!
__label__1 First of all, I wouldn't really consider this an \"attraction\" its more of a \"curiosity\".\n If you find yourself in the general area and you have 15 minutes to kill, stop by.  Otherwise you're going out of your way to see  a few lions sleeping. \nI admit, lions are not something you see every day and the opportunity to see even one (despite the fact that it's sleeping) is fairly awesome. But you arrive, wait patiently for a spot close to the glass to catch a glimpse of one, take a photo and then you just kind of stand there. And then after a minute of that you start think \"Wow, these are seriously beautiful creatures. It sucks that they're stuck in this artificial environment getting gawked at all day.\"  I felt a little dirty afterwards. \nI will say the habitat itself is beautiful! 9 million dollars worth of beautiful.\nThere's also an informative recording that plays every 5-10 minutes. It tells you about the habitat, the lions and gives helpful factoids. One of which was: Lions sleep 18-20 hours a day. They are not dancing monkeys. \n\nTo view the exhibit itself is free, but if you wanna shell out $25 bucks you and one other person can get your photo taken with a lion cub. \nI'm not gonna lie. They were reeeaaalllyyy f***ing cute!
__label__4 I asked them if they had a business card. They said no. I asked \"so what is your business name then\". We don't have one was the reply. They are spray painters and so that's all I can list them as.\n\nThese artists are at the Fremont Street Experience 7 days a week. Located outside the El Portal Indian Arts & Crafts Store, these guys will paint a design for you either from their list of designs or you can make your own.\n\nIt takes the guy about 10 mins to complete a painting. The passers by surround them like flies to honey, watching him create a painting from start to finish. Lil guy was mesmerized by them. When the lights came on, he looked at it for about a minute and then continued to watch the guy complete his painting. He could've watched all night long except after about 5 paintings, the guys took a break, so we moved on.\n\nThe paintings aren't really my style, but some of them were pretty damn good.
__label__4 I love it.  Point blank.  I came for my birthday on a 3 night comp... my room was gorgeous, the bathroom was fit for a queen, and the service was excellent.  Only one incident came up with room service taking over an hour, but to make up for it they took care of the bill.  The pool is to die for.  I wish I was still laying out having pitchers of mojitas delivered to me by bronze godesses... :(  so sad.  I miss you Caesars!
__label__3 Caesar's was nice...our room was great. It had a great view of the strip and this lovely red velvet couch. However, it was missing one integral part- a full length mirror! I'm willing to bet Celine hordes them all for herself. The room also doesn't come with a fridge or coffee maker...yet there is a tv in the bathroom. Caesar's is probably one of the most confusing places on earth- if you get yourself into those Appian Way shops good luck!  The pool was great, very crowded but lots of fun. The location of CP is the best....we never leave that part of the strip!\n\nAll in all our stay at Caesar's was great.  I would recommend it to friends.
__label__1 Blood stains on wall.   Check.\nLumpy college dorm room mattress.  Check.\nAsian guys giving me hard looks.  Check.\n$25 tables all weekend long.  Check.\n\nTwo star review.  Check.
__label__1 This review is for the food court. It sucks. The price for what you get is ridiculous. Ive had better burgers at McD's and for a third of the price!
__label__2 This is only for the casino/shops.\n\nYou will find other, better places to gamble and find a bite. Casino? Well, my Blazing 7's machine must have been on one hell of a cold streak. Placing $100 in a $1 machine, I played the max bet and was out of money within several minutes. I probably had 35 spins, 33 of which were losing. I guess Strip gambling really is worse than the local joints.\n\nShopping? Sure, the Forum Shops are dazzling and numerous, but you have to be made of money to purchase anything. As it is on the Strip, of course everything is jacked up. $11 for a fruit cup and water in the food court? Sorry.  Rumor had it that Pete Rose was signing autographs...for $$$.  It's only fitting to see a former hardcore gambler sign his name in Las Vegas for compensation. \n\nWe'll see what the rooms are like next time.
__label__1 I came out for the weekend because I've got a players card and the hotel offered me 3 nights free with flight. So I figured what the hell. \n\nI checked in and got a Palace tower room with a view of the pool. It seemed like it took forever just to get to the right hotel elevators from the lobby compared to other hotels. The room itself was very spacious however the room it self-showed signs of wear and the bathroom was dated compared to other high end hotels I have stayed in the past. The bed itself was very uncomfortable. I woke up with a stiff neck. At one point the T.V remote stopped working and I needed to call the front desk to have someone come up and change the dead batteries. Also the doors of the rooms are so heavy that every time someone closes the door you can hear it slam and it didn't help that you could hear the people in the next room screaming all night.  The hotel pool itself was kinda cool it had a nice layout. But it seemed like there wasn't any pool waitresses or waiters to order any drinks + it was a little too conservative, too many families. This hotel also had it's pluses, It was in a great location of the strip so if you like show's you can get there by walking and the forum shops are located in the hotel which is nice. \n\nAll in all I had an ok time. I would be pissed if I had paid to stay here but this hotel is just not for me......
__label__4 First time at Cesars stayed in the Forum towers.  Beautiful batroom, with ceiling and wall shower, tv in mirror.  Room has been updated but they need to update the dresser counter, looks old and scratched up.  Why would they update and not change the dressers Beautiful casino and love the forum shops, even though they are expensive.  Loved the pool area.  Would stay there again.
__label__4 Just about the rooms:\n\nWe stayed in the new tower, though I had never been to Caesars Palace it was by far the most beautiful room I've stayed in.  The layout was spacious, complete with a large bathroom, table and chairs, huge TV station - the room just felt sooo large.  The furnishings were amazing, chic, modern yet with that classical feel, clean, not too clustered and really tasteful.  It is by far the nicest room I've been in.  The bathroom was large, had tons of amenties, a great shower and tub and I really felt pampered just to be there.  The mini fridge was stocked with deluxe things as well, yet another perk.  Overall it was clean, amazing, comfy and made me feel really pampered!
__label__3 Stayed here recently because we got married in Caesars Palace. We stayed in a \"deluxe room\" in the Augustus Tower. We originally werent placed there but our taxi driver said to ask for that tower cause it over looks the Bellagio water show. Well we got the tower... but on the wrong side. Instead of seeing the water show, we got to see the roof of the building under us. Oh well.\n\nThe room was HUGE. I wish I had taken pictures. The bathroom was HUGE!!! The bathtub had jets in them and there was a tv on the opposite side of the tub! Watching tv while taking a shower was an amazing experience haha.\n\nThe bed was so comfortable and the pillows were amazing. I wish I knew what type they were so I could buy some! Our room was right next to the hallway where people get off the elevator (why do we always get placed near the elevator) but it was quiet. \n\nOverall, I would definitely stay here again!!
__label__0 I have stayed at a number of Harrah's properties and I gamble at Harrah's in order to get the Total Rewards points.  I have never had bad service up until this last weekend when I stayed at Caesers Palace.  We chose Caesers because of its reputation as a top notch property, but let me tell you, this place is nothing more than an overpriced Motel 6 with a nice lobby.  \n\nOur adventure started when we went to check in.  After receiving our room key, we trudged around looking for the appropriate tower, and after about 15 minutes finally found it.  Took the elevator to our room, open the door for my wife and she screams \"Shut the door, there's a lady in the bathroom\".  We did not feel like dragging our bags back down again to get a new room, so we used the conveniently placed phone to call the front desk.  Unfortunately, after 10 minutes we were still on hold so it's back to the front desk.  The one nice thing was that the desk clerk apologized and gave us a $100 food and beverage credit.  So off to the new room and fortunately this time it was unoccupied.\n\nFor the price these rooms go for on a weekend, we were severely disappointed.  The room had obviously not been refurbished since the hotel was built, and it had signs of severe wear and tear (missing knobs on the dressers, shower doors that did not close all the way, and a front door that had to be pulled shut in order to make sure it locked).  The TV was vintage 1998, and there was no minibar or coffee maker in the room.\n\nAbout the amenities at the hotel , there is not much to say because this hotel has a severe lack of them.  None of the bars serve coffee, only one I could find served draft beer (and no decent drafts), and there is only one place to get breakfast besides the overpriced buffet (more on the buffet later).  Coffee at the cheezy Java Coast was $4.00 for a small.  Even Starbucks doesn't have the audacity to charge that for a brewed coffee.\n\nAs it was a milestone birthday for me, I invited a number of friends to Vegas to have dinner at the Caf\u00e9 Lago Buffet.  For the price, which is way more than most other buffets on the strip, the selection was truly anemic.  One small line of food where most others are 3 times the size.  We had only 12 people but they required us to split our party or pay an 18% gratuity charge.   I'm sorry, but I am not going to pay $6 per person just for someone to refill our iced tea twice.  We asked for tables that were close together, but were told (of course) that if we had the same server we would have to pay the gratuity.  The servers themselves were snotty and obnoxious and told us that \"our union fought hard to get us that\".  They must have heard my wife say that we weren't going to tip because they proceeded to ignore us.  Really?  You think you deserve a big percentage at an overpriced buffet to bring us our beverages?  The last straw was after our meal was finished, my wife had a tiny piece of cake left which she was going to wrap in a napkin for later.  The waitress saw her and said \"If you take that cake I'll make sure security is waiting for you\".  \n\nNot only will I never stay at Caesers, I will never stay at, or gamble at another Harrah's property.  If this is the way you treat people at the \"the most prestigious resort in the world\" and a place with \"Impeccable service\" (to quote the website), then you really should rethink your corporate culture.  There are plenty of other places that make an effort to keep their customers happy so why should we spend our money with Harrah's?
__label__1 I was unimpressed with Caesar's Palace especially since Caesars Palace markets so much hype behind its name.  I was expecting more upscale hotel common areas, lounges and casino floors. We even had an updated room in the Palace tower, but it still didn't make up for the less than appealing casino and tacky common areas.  I was also expecting a customer service oriented hotel/casino staff that most people would expect from any hotel in the US.   We really enjoyed visiting and gambling at the Bellagio, Wynn/Encore, and Planet Hollywood (all of which had much cheaper rooms when I had booked CP).  The Bellagio and Wynn/Encore felt and looked (and smelled) 4-5 stars and that is what I had in mind when I booked Caesars. In my opinion, Caesars Palace is a 3 star hotel if you stay in the newer towers.  2 star for the Roman tower rooms.   The poor guest service, outdated 80s lack luster casino areas, and thick throat constricting stench of the place really brings Caesars Palace down. Sure the marble and statues are nice and some areas are nicer than others, but Caesars Palace as a whole is disappointing.  The place reeks of cigar smoke and an airfreshner that is a mix of kitty litter and sunless tanning spray.  The sports book is lacking in a huge way.  If the prices for Caesars were more around $169 or less than it would be a reasonable place to stay.\n\nWe paid $330 a night to stay at Caesars and for that price we could have booked the Bellagio and received true Vegas luxury throughout the hotel and casino.    Our room was not comped or discounted.   Our trip was pre-paid and set up through a travel agent.    We were there Nov.4- Nov.7, 2010.    \n\nCheck-In was horrible.  As seeing how they have over 3300 rooms, Caesars Palace should be experienced with how to check-in guests efficiently even during the busiest times...that is their job as a hotel.  There should be no excuse for how we were treated like second class citizens upon check-in.   I was very patient, polite and kind to the check-in staff during my dealings with them.   We waited over 7 hours to check-in.   I called to talk with a manager after our return home to let the hotel know about our check-in experience, and the supervisor I talked with could care less.  Apparently, having to wait hours for a room is par for the course during busy times and the hotel doesn't care.  The supervisor chalked it up to being busy and that they have to deal with travelers all of the time (Hello... what hotel doesn't have to deal with travelers??)  It seems like the hotel staff and bar staff and casino staff assumes that everyone is comped and getting a free room because they are the most uncaring and apathetic lot of staff I have ever dealt with at a hotel.   \n\nOur palace tower room was nice, but outdated some.  The casino was lame and slots were tight.  Cocktail waitresses were unattractive and rough on the edges.  This is not the hip place in Vegas to be.  The Forum Shops and Forum shops restaurants are nice. Dont be fooled by the marketing.  Caesars Palace is a rip off!  There are several other casino hotels on the strip that are much higher quality and updated, with better customer service, and the same price or  much cheaper than Caesars.
__label__0 Casears palace seems a bit overrated.ive been staying at this hotel everytime i have a family trip out here and some of the rooms are nice and some are completely horrible. The only thing that i would make me rate this place as one star is because customer service i.e valet annnnd bell boys are fucking rude. They do NOT greet customers with a smile nor do they treat you with good hospitality. Valet denied us even though we were diamond members and bell boys talked down to my dad when he was checking our bags in.bell boy even had the nerve to question why we tipped him what we did.excuse me? He doesnt even derserve a tip for how he treated us! He should be thankful we even tipped him! THANKS CAESARS FOR A HORRIBLE WELCOME AND GOODBYE!
__label__4 We got off to the wrong foot. The man at registration was rude. YADA YADA YADA. My stay was fantastic so I didn't knock off a star for that. Problem was resolved quickly and painlessly. So i was off to my next adventure!\nMy room was in the palace tower (I'm pretty sure that was what they call it). It was very nice. I had a lovely view of the south strip and could see the fireworks at Treasure Island. I also had a nice view of the west side of the Las Vegas valley. \n\nI went to Cleopatra's Barge (which I haven't been to in probably ehhhh a long time) and had a nice time. Not exactly a night club but fun in a very relaxed RETRO way.\n\nAll in all, the Palace will always be \"THE\" Palace.
__label__4 Saw Mike Tyson! Hahaha Sweeet
__label__1 Very nice atmosphere if you like walking around looking at casino and shops.\n\nHowever, this place is way overpriced, with $10 cocktails.
__label__4 This place is breath taking you have to go here if you go to Vegas.\nThere is everything, shopping scenery, but don't forget your camera!!
__label__0 I am a 22 year old female. This is one of the worst hotels i have ever stayed at on the strip. The shopping obviously is great. We had to wait 45 minutes in line on a wednesday night only when 4 people were in front of us. Very very slow check-in. Now the people who work at the Hotel is the problem.  At Qua Spa the front people are very rude and unpleasant to their costumers. They told me that i had to get my mother \"in check\" while we were 2 minutes late for our spa day (DO NOT BE LATE). We were 4 people booked for about $160 per person massages (for two days) and that is the way they were treating us, if not the other costumers/guests as well. They never asked how our stay was going, nothing to make us feel comfortable as they should. And if you are late, your minutes will be deducted from your massage. \n\nThe room we stayed in was nice and very huge!!! Grand piano and all! Didn't really bother me the we had a wall for a view but there were chunks of the walls missing and the room looked as if people tried to destroy it. The 90's tv was mostly static so we couldn't hear or watch it most of our stay..\n(If you try to use WIFI it cost $14.99 per computer, per night. Rollaway bed is $30.00 fee a night. Room service is also a 18% gratuity charge.)\n\nAnother incident happened twice in the Caesars Palace gift shop. Two times i had went there to buy stuff for the flu i was having at the time. They would not let me charge to the room and was giving me a very hard time. My name was on the room with my parents so i immediately tell them that i was going to the front desk to complain. I did just that and the guy at the front desk apologized and told me there should be no problem. I went back the next day and the same thing happened, unfortunately i was so fed up and sick that i did not feel the need to keep complaining about the poor costumer service. \n\nAs i am still sick with the stomach flu/strep throat i caught there, i called front desk to help me out so i could go to a 24 hour urgent care. They gave me a number of an operator who informed me that urgent care was not 24 hours. I called the front desk again and had explained what had happened. Front desk this time gives me an address of an urgent care 4 miles away. Got into a taxi and by the time we got there, the urgent care sign said they were not open on weekends WHEN Caesars Palace assured me that it was. By this time i was so ill i had to go to the emergency room and they would not call me an ambulance. I was rolled in a wheelchair into another taxi going to the 3rd hospital, that did nothing for me, and they were not allowed to give me a throat culture or tell me what my fever was at that point. just prescribed me a bunch of drugs and sent me on my way to walgreens so i can wait 2 hours for my prescription while throwing up blood. Worst experience of my life. \n\n\nMoral of all of this ..The people at Caesars Palace treat their guests like crap. Everything is also EXTREMELY over priced. Even for people with money. They really like to rip you off and talk down to you. Never staying here again! And never get sick in Vegas..worst healthcare of ALL time.
__label__3 Let me take you through my stay...\n\nCheck in: Terrible!  I'm sure it wouldn't be any different at other hotels on the strip, but waiting in line for 30 minutes when there's only 3 people in front of us, at 9pm at night....not cool.\n\nRoom: Awesome! We got a 2 bedroom suite and it was amazing!  The view was of the Casear's many pools, which are beautiful!  The living room and dining area were huge, as was the master bedroom (ours), with two bathrooms which were connected by the shower..pretty cool.  I will say, for the money, we probably didn't spend enough time in the room to get a suite next time.\n\nShopping: If you're like me and not that into gambling your money away, check out The Forum shops.  There's everything from Express and Banana Republic, to Guess by Marciano, on up to Gucci, Dolce & Gabana and more.  \n\nRoom Service: Eh.  We tried ordering breakfast one morning and after being put on hold for 20 minutes, were told the wait was an hour and a half.  Ummm, nope.\n\nSpa: I'll do a separate review for this, so check it out.  It was AMAZING!\n\nOverall: One of the nicer hotels I've stayed at in Vegas.  I've been several times and have stayed at New York New York, Rio and Bally's.  I would definitely stay here again.  It offers easy access to the strip and is situated a convenient spot on the strip.
__label__2 All of these casinos start to run together after awhile. But Caesar's does have one of the biggest gaming floors I remember seeing in Vegas.\n\nA good a place as any on the strip to throw away your money!
__label__3 I have stayed at several hotels on the strip over the last year or so, but this week was my first time at Caesar's. I really enjoyed it. The place is so huge that you really don't even have to leave (except it's Vegas, so you have to). There are a ton of shops, plenty of restaurants and the rooms are really nice.\n\nPro's:\nMy room had a single king sized bed, a large walk-in shower with bench, small couch and over-sized chair. All of the furniture was very comfortable. The pool area, forums, and casino floor is all very nicely done and modern.\n\nCon's:\nAccess to the gym is an extra $25/day. Wi-Fi is $14.99 per day. The mini-fridge has weight sensors, so if you move an item (without using it), you can get billed. Parking feels like it is a mile walk.\n\nNevertheless, I think Caesar's is a great spot. It's affordable, has nice rooms, and is right in the middle of the strip.
__label__1 I have never had worse service in a hotel than this past weekend at Caesar's- we found the guest's before us underwear in our room, it took 6 hours for them to bring us an extra blanket and 24 for the extra pillows- our wake-up call never came- this is supposed to be a world class hotel- I don't think so- and when i told the staff about these instances- they just couldn't be bothered and the manager shrugged and said it's a holiday weekend- we don't have the staff- then hire more people- hello
__label__1 One of my 'Must Do's for Vegas was the buffet. A cab driver suggested the one at Caesars as many of the others have \"gone downhill.\" Words cannot explain my disappointment. The buffet is extremely small and lacking selection. As a matter of fact, one of the local casinos in my home town is about 3 times larger and 100% better for the same price. For the buffet to be that of such a grand hotel and in a grand location, I was dumb-founded at it's mediocrity.
__label__0 Caesar's Palace, you are the WORST hotel/casino that I've stayed at during my trips to Vegas.\n\nShort story:\n- Messed up our comps when confirmed they were available\n- Dirty band aid in our hotel bathroom\n- Broken faucets\n- No video roulette\n- Housemaid didn't replenish our bathroom toiletries after the first night\n\nLong story:\nMy boyfriend, a total rewards member was graciously comped 5 free nights plus food comps at any of the Caesar's properties. And without a doubt, Caesar's would be first on our list. When I booked the hotel, I was confirmed that the nights were free and the food comps were available. After a sickening flight, we were told that we did not make reservations under the same code and was not offered other comps as substitution. Disappointed, we went upstairs to check out our hotel room. After a quick tour, I stepped into the bathroom and there it lay. A DIRTY BAND AID. Just there. Laying. On the ground. I was appalled that this institution supposedly reputable and gorgeous had such a disgusting slip up. Furthermore, the faucets were broken. HOW DO YOU HAVE BROKEN FAUCETS THAT YOU DON'T BOTHER TO FIX? Then the cleaning lady didn't even bother to replenish our bathroom toiletries. The whole time at Caesar's was a disappointment. In all, Caesar's is nice on the outside and the casino floor. I wouldn't bother to come back to Caesar's to stay the night though.
__label__4 Everything you could need is here.  Yes you can venture out... But why would you?!
__label__3 Everything you need is here.\n\nWe stayed here on a stagette because the bride has seen \"The Hangover\" way too many times. Actually, I never asked her why this hotel... but she insisted that we stay here. I am glad she did because it seriously has everything you want... It's smoking hot in August (duh) so being somewhere with a decent nightclub, a bunch of restaurants, shopping, a beautiful pool, a convenience store... seriously, if need be, I wouldn't have had to venture outside.\n\nWe had booked a room in the Forum Tower. When we arrived, they upgraded us to the Palace Tower. Woot woot. Much bigger room with two washrooms. Perfect for three girls. If we were on a higher floor, we would have had a view of the pool. I think I saw the top of Snackus Maximus. I wish we had a fridge for our use since ours was filled to the brim with mini-bar regulars. But we had ice... after getting vodka and mixers from the store in the lobby, we were able to imbibe in the room. \n\nWe spent a lot of time in the room since we spent a lot of time in the hotel. It was just so easy to pop upstairs to grab something or to drop off our shopping before coming back down to play the Big Buck Hunter slots. We wandered to Spago's in the Forum Shops before dancing the night away at Pure. \n\nUtter convenience.
__label__2 The hotel over all is pretty good, but my only complaint was that my room had a bit of a strange odor.  The hotel is huge with several towers.  The casino has everything a gambling enthusiast might want; slots, tables, cards.  There are also a few restaurants inside tho they will cost you a pretty penny.  The pool is about average size, and I say this because we visited several other hotels while we were there and they seemed to have some bigger ones.  But I really did enjoy the swim up bar  If you are not too concerned about the view from your balcony, the price of the rooms is not too bad either, but watch out for the odor. In the end, I think this hotel is decent for the price that we paid.
__label__1 we got a room in the octavius tower.  it smelled of the drain in the shower.  we suffered through the first night because we arrived at 2 a.m.  and were too tired to complain and wait for another room.  the 2nd morning we called front desk to request for another room but we did not get one until almost 5 p.m.!  the 2nd room smelled better. but both rooms' showers were very weak.
__label__3 After all the years of coming to Vegas and for one reason or another ending up at Caesars, we finally just decided to stay here.  Caesars is kind of the center of the Vegas universe.  They get big names at the Colosseum (ok, Celine Dion and Shania Twain, doesn't thrill me, but they seem to pack them in), they have the forum shops (high end mall), a high end spa (Qua), top notch restaurants  and I suppose you can gamble here too :)  Caesars is the kind of place you can walk in one day and not leave until 3 days later.  That is good and bad.  It has it all, but it is also incredibly large, with a complex floor plan and it takes a lot of hoofing it to get from one end to the other.  \n\nNow, one of the reasons we picked Caesars this time is they didn't have resort fees.  I, like everyone else, detest the useless resort fees that Vegas has begun shoving down our throats.  Caesars didn't used to charge them, however I heard as of 3/1/13 they will be charging away - so be forewarned!  \n\nWe had planned to do the spa and had heard the Augustus Tower was the the newer of the buildings and the spa is in the same tower so we thought we were being smart by booking a deluxe room there. Plus it has it's own check in desk so you don't have to wait in those long lines at the main reception area.  At any rate, they decided to upgrade us (yay!), however we got put in the Palace Tower.  Now we had the single nicest room I have ever stayed at in Vegas, but the PT is SO far from everything I wished I had brought more comfy shoes.  \n\nThe Palace Tower suite (2802) we got was on one of the Penthouse floors. The bank of elevators were way out of the way so they weren't busy and you had added security of needing a key to get to the floor.  The suite itself had 3 full bathrooms w/tvs (which was totally excessive), wet bar, desk, sitting area with TV, dining room, a bed room with a King size bed, a couple of arm chairs, another TV and then of course the double closets, jacuzzi spa and 2 person shower.  It was insane!  I mean, incredibly nice! The only complaint (other than the walk) was that there was zero view.  We basically could see other Caesars Towers (this isn't that big of a deal though).  \n\nI would definitely stay at Caesars again. It has it all!
__label__2 Well, there was an Orthodontic Convention going on there  Feb 20-23. After we had to fight for the rooms that were paid for by our boss, not to mention he paid for upgraded rooms as well. We had received an E-mail indicating that our rooms were ready however, they were not. Not only were they not ready we were not getting the rooms that were paid for. They wanted to put my co worker and I in a smoking room with 2 double beds. My other co workers were going to be put in a smoking room with 1 king bed. Ummmm I don't think so! Once I got the manager he then all of a sudden found our rooms go figure. There was another member that was with us however, she was in a different tower. Once we got to our rooms they were very nice and could not complain about them at all. \n\nWhen we checked in, although our rooms were paid for we each had to give our own credit cards for incidentals. Ok didn't think anything of it. Both my co-worker and I gave our CC and one co-worker out of the two in the other room gave her CC for incidentals. The other member we were with in the other Tower gave hers as well. I think there was only one charge to one of those CC and it was for WI Fi. All other charges to our cards were done as we went through our weekend.\n\nBy the time we returned home on Monday all 4 out of the 6 CC were compromised and had to be canceled. There was activity going on in stores that we were not anywhere near. Now 3 weeks later my bosses CC has been compromised. Activity going on in one of the Casino's. Why it took so long to get that one figured out is beyond me. Needles to say now 5 out of the 6 have had to be canceled. The only CC that was not compromised was the one co- worker that did not give hers to the front desk for incidentals. Now seriously don't you think there is something funky going on or what?  \n\nSuch a shame as we really enjoyed our time there. It's a beautiful hotel a little to big but beautiful and the food in all of the restaurants were very good. Not only am I concerned about returning to Caesars, I'm concerned about any of the hotels and who can and can not be trusted.
__label__0 Stay away from Caesars Palace! I have stayed at Caesars Palace several times before and each time my experiences get worse and worse. I continued to stay there because of location but if you are going to spend over $500 a night on a room don't spend it at Caesars, go to the Venetian, or the Wynn properties. The VIP check in clerk was completely incompetent. When he looked up my reservation he asked me if i knew how much the rates were even though i had already paid the first night, frankly insulting. He gave us a smoking floor room when my wife has bad asthma and I had requested a non smoking room. He never took my credit card information when I handed it to him at check in, and was woke up at 7:30am to put a credit card down. Food Court was slow and serves cold food. Room service was ridiculous. They got our order wrong every time, and it took at least 1 hour plus for delivery of the cold food you pay an arm and leg for, and I got two harassing phone calls asking us to immediately put the cart back in the hallway (one of the phone call the cart was already outside). Our room had a broken lamp that flickered off and on all day. I really got the overwhilming impression they do not care about people anymore only the bottom line.
__label__4 One word can sum up my stay here:  Amazing!!! \n  I've been to Vegas several time but Caesar's ranks as my favorite! The service was stellar!.Every time I called the front desk to ask a question, I was addressed by my name. I was here for a conference and lucked out with an upgrade to the Augustus tower Jr. suite, thank you!!\n\nLocation is perfect with lots of shopping at the Forum shoppes tons of dining options!!\nHuge pool, casino, everything. Let's be honest, Caesar's is massive!! Right in the middle of the strip, plenty of action all around!!\n\nThank you Caesar for an awesome experience!
__label__3 Request a room in their newer towers that were recently renovated. much nicer and up to date.
__label__1 We booked a room that allowed dogs. A $200.00 refundable deposit was charged at check-in. It was very apparent that our room was not cleaned well if at all. The bathroom floors were filthy. The carpet had debris on it that would indicate it was not vacuumed and the sliding glass doors were dirty.\nAs far as the $200.00 refundable deposit goes....It was refunded to us but it was very obvious that they never fixed any of the damage to the room. The chairs & Sofa were stained and the doors had scratch marks on them.\nVery Disappointed!!!!
__label__3 I attended a meeting at Caesars in May.  I had been to Caesars many, many times, but have never stayed at the hotel.  They put us up in the Octavius Tower...very nice!  Big rooms, comfy beds, nice bathrooms and great views!
__label__1 Lack luster and some things need to change or be upgraded. I can honestly say I was surprised and disappointed and I am sorry to say it because I thought I was going to be blown away by one of the most famous hotels on the strip. Ive stayed in other parts of Vegas and around the United States and I can honestly say Cesars would not be my first choice. The room I felt was super plain and nothing came with the room, most hotels provide something and other amenities.  I just felt are room had none of that off the bat. They didn't seem to share that privy information either, even concierge wasn't helpful for one thing passes into their Pure night club. Pure nightclub was nice I liked the layout but I'm talking of my experience and stay at Cesars. They make it appear as if they don't want you to enjoy the the things they offer snacks and such are obviously hiked. \n\nThe neat things  and stuff on a more positive note, over shower head, the fact its connected to some shops and food places that are really good. Kuerig is in your hotel room to make hot water or coffee (hotel sells 4 kcups for 12.00, grocery stores charge 12.00 for a box of 18!). \n\nWe had to change rooms due to a situation and the room was not cleaned well it was obviously rushed and half done. They need to give the cleaning crew a tad bit more time, this is to be a home away from home, you don't want to have to wonder if something was done correctly.\n\n15.00 usd for wifi per each device and 25.00 per day for multi devices in your room only. Who does that?!  \n1.00 to 2.00 per minute for a LOCAL CALL IN VEGAS 702  NUMBER, really?! I have never in my life been charged for a local call in a city I'm visiting. Ive been to other hotels in Vegas and Ive not seen such a ludicrous thing. I used my cell the entire time unless I called a place in the hotel.\n\nNo free tea or coffee, don't need anything fancy but it just seemed they were out to make you pay.\n\nI feel I wont be back to , any other past and great experiences at other Vegas hotels without feeling like I had to bend over and grab my ankles.
__label__1 First time going to Vegas,  and I must say, I picked the WRONG HOTEL. I went for my 21st birthday this past weekend and I wish I had put more time in searching for better places to stay.\n\nUnpacking: I put my make up bag on the nightstand and it tipped over. My lipstick rolled and fell on the other side. When I bent down to look for it,  there was a birthday present waiting for me... A USED TAMPON!! OMG!! \nI didn't make a big deal about it because it was my birthday,  and I wasn't gonna let a damn thing ruin my weekend,  however,  I did mention it at checkout and the receptionist was expressionless.  He didn't do a damn thing about it.\n\n2nd: There is a $25/day service charge on top of the hotel cost for staying here.  WHAT SERVICE? My room wasn't even clean when I checked in. Coffee,  which is normally complementary at other hotels is $12. That's right. $12 for a cup of coffee you have to make yourself. \nThirsty? Stay Thirsty. A bottle of water is $7. My friends stayed at the same hotel and they drank the waters and later replaced them with ones they bought from 7/11. SMART!\n\nThe pool area was nice,  but you can't sit on their couches after a certain hour because they rent them out.\n\nAgain, I don't know what the service charge is for if there is absolutely NO SERVICE.\n\nThe only reason I'm giving this hotel 2 stars is because they gave me about 25 free alcoholic beverages.  That's right. I just turned 21 so I still look underage.  So I went down to the casino and acted like I was gambling. Every 15 minutes or so, a waitress came and asked me if I wanted anything to drink JUST TO CHECK MY ID! PATHETIC. But I got a kick out of it. I got shitfaced without spending a dime. Thank you. I'll make sure to stay at a different hotel,  but come here for free drinks next time (:
__label__2 I used to always think Caesar's Palace was one of the nicer hotels on the strip until my recent visit. It was my first time staying at Caesar's and I expected it to be beautiful. It's not that the hotel wasn't nice, but there are so many nicer hotels on the strip for the same price. It was your basic room: shower, jacuzzi tub, 2 beds, flat screen TV and mini bar. \n\nThe Caesar's casino area was also pretty outdated. Not to mention the setup of the casino felt too cramped. I feel more comfortable gambling at other casinos where it's more open. \n\nThe only plus in my opinion is Caesar's is the location of many fine dining restaurants, shops, Serendipity 3 and the Bacchanal buffet. For those reasons I will definitely be back, but just to visit and not actually stay here. \n\n**I ate at the Gordon Ramsay restaurant at the Caesar's and I must say that I was thoroughly disappointed with everything from the food to the service. You can read my full review on the restaurants Yelp page.
__label__2 What was once the star of the strip is now overshadowed by its neighbors.  Still there is plenty to like about this place.  The restaurants have improved significantly over the past 2 years with the addition of the Bacchanal Buffet and Gordon Ramsey Pub.  However the casino is poorly laid out, the shopping is a mess, the forum shops are difficult to navigate and the rooms a disappointment for the money (nice rooms, too high a price).  Still this place has some great shows including Absinthe and is home to Serendipity III where people watching over desert is an art form!\n\nThere is a lot to like here but a lot to improve as well.
__label__0 RUDE AND INCOMPETENT SECURITY + OUTDATED ROOM + POOR MANAGEMENT\n\nThis is a one-star coming from a person who couldn't care less when it comes to hotel rooms. I've stayed at the Motel 6 and was even fine with it, so to say that my experience at Motel 6 TRUMPS my experience at the Caesars Palace really means something.\n\n1. Outdated rooms. Step up your game, Caesars. Even Circus Circus has all their rooms fully renovated.\n\n2. All our room keys suddenly stopped working the second night even though we had the room checked out for three nights. What? We were extremely tired and all we wanted to do was come back for some rest, but were locked out and had to inconveniently go downstairs to be issued new keys.\n\n3. After working in customer service for more than seven years, I have a lot of empathy for the people who work behind the counter. I understand there are some bad days and some customers just ask for it, but what I got from the incompetent security guard was unacceptable and uncalled for. All I wanted to do was to pick up a binder that was left behind by my friend who had the room checked out to her. My friend spoke to the hotel manager about the situation prior to my arrival and he told her to let me know the procedure: Go to security - get housekeeping involved - get the binder.\n\nThis security guard made my life so much harder by playing games, asking who specifically stayed in the room even when I gave him the name of who the room was checked out to, saying the room wasn't checked out to her even though it WAS, playing with the pronunciation of names, making me walk all the way to the front desk even though he knew the power was in his hands to just call housekeeping up for the item, making up \"issues\" even though the hotel manager clearly said THOSE WEREN'T ISSUES to begin with.\n\nBasically, this guy just wanted to come off as if he knew everything and made up his own procedures to kill his boredom. I ultimately got the item after more than an hour of dealing with his incompetence and his need to go on a power trip.\n\n4. No apology from the hotel manager even though he knew exactly what the dbag security guard was doing. \n\nTo top it all off, this whole security fiasco made it a sour start to my birthday. I recommend this place to no one.
__label__1 This was our second and last time staying with CP. Our first stay in 2012 was in the Octavius Tower and generally positive. In hindsight, it was only good because we were lucky we didn't have a need to experience customer service.\n\nTo go through the positives first:\n+attached to Forum Shops\n+good dining choices plus the Bacchanal Buffet\n+plenty of free, secure self parking\n+the majority of the newer towers have marble baths and jetted tubs\n+location on the Strip\n\nNow to the unacceptable:\n-HORRID customer service!\n\nWe made reservations for the Palace Tower this time--still a relatively newer tower. Our check in representative made sure we were comfortable by putting us on the lowest floor next to a service closet. In addition, the top layer of the mattress in this room was tearing, exposing the coils. It should be noted, the beds are better at Excalibur.\n\nNow onto the (lack of) customer service....\n\nWe were awakened one morning at 6 am to the sound of hammering and drilling. The hammering was so loud and persistent that we initially thought one of our neighbors was pounding on the wall. We called the front desk and the lady we spoke with told us she would send someone to investigate. 30 min later the sound was still occurring and we had no follow up from the front desk. We called back and were told that they were \"looking into it.\" Sound continued and no follow up all day. The sounds returned at 7 pm. We called the front desk again and demanded to know what was going on and how long it would last. The guy we spoke to said that repairs were taking place and that there was nothing they could do. \n\nNo follow up, ETA, apology, or offer to change rooms extended by any staff. CP makes it pretty clear that they just don't give a *%#&$* about guests. For 5 star service, look to Wynn, Bellagio, or Cosmopolitan instead.
__label__1 I recently stayed at Cesar's Palace for a three night weekend visit to Vegas.  I have to say that I was very disappointed.  I made the reservation FOUR MONTHS ahead of time, but yet when I checked in I was told that they did not have any rooms available for what I had reserved.  I reserved a two bed, non-smoking suite for my friend and I, but they only had smoking rooms available with two beds which I told her I would not stay in a smoking room.  So, she was able to find a suite with one King sized bed, non smoking.  Fine.  No big deal.  However, I was billed for the more expensive two-bed suite!?  I have been calling them daily since my departure and have yet to get an answer as to why I was charged more for a room that they screwed up and did not hold for me based on my reservation.  I'm still in the process of trying to get a refund for the difference and it's been five days and I've spoken to over 10 different people?!\n\nAlso, the entire hotel WREAKS of smoke!  Horrible!  From the second you walk in, it hits you in the face.  The room I had was a \"non-smoking\" room but everything in the room smelled like cigarettes.  My clothes smelled like smoke.  When I got home, I had to scrub my suitcase b/c it smelled like smoke.  Horrible!   \n\nDid you also know that they allow pets at the hotel?  Neither did I.  There were people walking around with dogs quite regularly.  I love dogs, but I don't like the puddles and piles that they leave in the hallway?!  We stopped counting at six urine puddles in the hallway, but we saw several more.  \n\nThe casino was just another casino.  All the bells and whistles.  Anything unique or different?  No.  \n\nI was very disappointed with Cesar's Palace.  Based on their reputation, I was expecting a clean room with a professional staff but sadly, I had neither.
__label__3 Staying at Caesars tonight and I must say the Delux sweet it nice. Big room with very very comfy beds and a nice tv. Bathroom is great compared with many others. \n\nMot as good as Cosmo. But still nice. \n\nRooms are daily priced. Not cheap for what you get. But it's still worth it. \n\nThe best part is this new buchanial buffet they have which is really great. I'll post a review for the buffet soon.!! \n\nThanks Caesars. Will be back.
__label__0 The room or pretty decent, but their WiFi policy is INSANE.  $25/day PER device.  I sucked it up and paid for my work laptop, and then determined it was $25 more for my iPad and $25 more for iPhone.  Absolutely ridiculous.
__label__3 I love it here.  Everyone is happy and friendly. The pool was nice and relaxing. I ate at 5 different places.  Yummy at all 5. Love walking around the forum shops. It's just a happy place.  The cons of this place is the smell of smoke.  It seemed really strong. I had my kids with me. They had a blast.
__label__1 Let me first say that this hotel is impressive. The decor is fantastic. I'm a history junkie so I was very excited to be staying here. I'm staying at the Palace Tower and my room is amazing. \n\nAll was well until the third day. I returned to my room to find strangers' things in it. I had asked housekeeping then bell desk to find out if they had any idea where the bags had come from and the individuals I spoke with had told me that they had no record of having put anything in my room. I was then referred to security. They had taken my report and told me that they would look into it. Later in the day when I had called to ask for an update, I was passed around to different individuals. I had to describe my situation to each one. Very frustrating. On day four, the security staff person who took my report called to ask me for any updates from the night before (after shift change). What?!!! Today is day four and Caesars Palace has yet to provide me with a report of what had happened and reassurance that it will not happen again and that I can feel safe in my room. To me that is unacceptable. Makes me wonder if they took my report seriously. Maybe if I was a high roller, I'd be more important to them. \n\nTo add salt to injury, only hours after the first incident, I was woken up at 4:30 am by security and housekeeping because of a flood. I'll not get into further details but it took a long time before I heard from guest services if I had to move rooms, etc., etc.
__label__0 Review for the sportsbook specifically-\n6 months ago, this was the best sportsbook on The Strip. Now the TVs are blocked off by a terribly placed bar, and anything resembling comfortable seating is blocked off as Members Only (regardless of the fact that seating was only at half occupancy at most). It's insulting placing hundreds of dollars in bets and being given a shitty conference room chair to sit in. If you want to see a good sportsbook gone terribly wrong, head to Caesars.
__label__2 My husband and I went on a Sunday to bare. Slow at first, picked up later in the afternoon.  Guys are $20 cover.  If you want to sit (which there is no where else to sit) you have to pay $50 F&B minimun.  Keep in mind this is easy to do since drinks are $15 each and pitchers $55.  So we went with pitchers(3) and should have been feeling pretty good...we were BAREly buzzed.  Nice little pool, good music, no kids, I don't do topless...would I go again...no.  Save your money and go to your hotel pool.
__label__2 This is the only topless pool i've ever been to. I got free passes to go but I seriously don't see why people would pay anything over $20 to get in this place.\nThe pool is SOOOOO DIRTY!!!!!!!!! I think your snatch would contract an STI if you sat in the damn thing. People are holding drinks, cigarettes, and food in the pool. GROSS!!!!!!!!! The water was SOOO CLOUDY!!!\nAlso, there's nowhere for you to put your belongings if you don't reserve a cabana. I didn't even know that chairs aren't provided if you don't reserve shit. I mean, it was my last day, I'm just chillin by the regular pool at the Mirage and someone gives me a free pass. Okay, i'll check it out. BAM! Nowhere to go.\nIt was so packed, I felt like I was on MTV Spring Break. Only a few women were topless but it didn't come off too classy given all the men that were ogling their (  .  Y  .  ) and the promiscuous photos being taken with mouths on boobs and what not. I know some people are probably thinking \"wtf are you complaining for bitch, you got in for free!\" but this is a damn honest review. \nIf you're going to pay bank for this shit, at least be classy and keep it clean. When I say clean, I don't mean keep it PG-13. I don't care about topless females booty grinding on horny guys in the pool to rap songs. I care that something that looked like a condom was floating around in the water near my foot. It got super rowdy and trashy like a ghetto low production rap video so I left. It was definitely an interesting first experience and a nice way to end my trip but I don't think I need to check this place out ever again.\nThe dj was good though!
__label__0 If you want to have the worst pool experience ever then this is the pool for you!  We went on Saturday around 11 am, and the water was already murky and gross looking.  Plus its super small, and I am sick of snobs who think they are too cool. Plus to top it all off the bartender mixed up our credit card with the only other person at the bar who just happened to have the same looking card!  We were left without a debit card for the rest of the trip, and when we tried to get it resolved the people that work her are the most incompetent people we have ever met! Never again!
__label__1 Ehhh...definitely doesn't compare to encore beach or wet republic. It was adequate. Definitely was expecting better especially for the fact that we had to have girls with us just to get in. The place is pretty small. Lots of old people which definitely was a buzz kill. Nothing really stood out. The DJ was playing random mashups. No one dancing or really having fun. I probably won't  be back.
__label__3 Norton my beloved retriever loves this place and the ladies here are always happy to see him walk in the door.  They have great products here carefully selected toys and treats for your dog's health.  I love that it's locally owned and I hope they do well!
__label__2 Food was just ok. Nothing special about it. Service was ok. Server forgot to bring my water out for almost ten minutes, until I reminded him. Also waited a while for the check. Would have been 2 stars, but he made up for it at the end by trying to hold a conversation with us.
__label__4 Came for brunch before the Superbowl. I love how you can sit at the bar and watch the action. \nI saw all the tips on great Clam Chowder, so I had to try it out. Awesome. Best I've had in Vegas!\nWe tried the Peel & Eat Shrimp which had a delicious grilled flavor with seasonings and peppers. \nCrab Cakes were delicious, served with a fresh salad and aioli type sauce. \nAnd, of course, I had to polish it all off with a half dozen Oysters! Fresh & delicious!!!\nWe'll be back, great food, service & ambiance!
__label__1 DO NOT COME HERE FOR THE PANROAST. \n- overpriced\n- Palace Station's panroast is 100x better\n\nClam chowder (4/5) - This was good\nCalamari (3/5) - Just okay\n\nI must say, i did NOT try the oysters. Maybe I just ordered the wrong dishes here but I would not come here to try the panroast. This place is WAY overpriced compared to the oyster bar at palace station which is much better.
__label__4 Came here for oysters on the half shell. Sampled a couple different kinds, like the pico de gallo and wasabi/ creme freche. After eating half a dozen of each, decided they were not what we wanted and sent the remaining half dozen back for plain oysters. Amazingly, Matt, our server, gladly helped us out and hooked us up with a new plate of oysters, and we only paid for what we ate. Fantastic! Matt was wonderful and I highly recommend him. Great place for oysters on the half shell.
__label__2 I had the clam chowder and a dozen oysters. The chowder was very creamy and thick.. it almost had the texture of a potato soup. The bar seats around 25 or so people and there are a few tables. There a good selection of dishes. The oysters were sweet, but on the smallish side.
__label__1 Here is my summary of the club.\n\nOne, it sucks that it has a cover charge. They hyped up this club like it was the sh!t. Reality, its not all that great. \n\nTheres no available seating, unless if you want to pay $200 for a booth and buy bottles. NOT WORTH IT!\n\nOne star, for  \"all you can drink for $40\"\nStar Two, the cool 70's room.\n\nThats all folks!
__label__1 Oh New Zealand Caf\u00e9, I really wanted to love you...but unfortunately, I found you to be \"meh\".  \n\nWhen I walked in around lunchtime the other day, there were a good number of people in the small dining area, but there were quite a few tables open, so I was seated immediately.  \n\nUnfortunately, when I walked in, the place smelled fishy, not good. Based on the smell of the place, I was a bit worried about how fresh the sushi was, so I decided to pass on that.  \n\nInstead, I ordered a shrimp & chicken hibachi which was served \"bento box style\" with brown rice, salad, chicken skewers, and some sort of 'cheese-filled ravioli' (odd!).  The shrimp & chicken was ok, but was a bit too salty for my preference.  The brown rice was oddly flavored, a bit greasy, and cooked with corn or something odd like that mixed in (WTH?!). The chicken skewers consisted of 2 small skewers with oddly reddish looking chicken that was seriously dry & overcooked.  The cheese ravioli thingies were also odd tasting and not especially good. Sadly, the salad was drenched in some sort of yucky salad dressing.  Overall, I was very disappointed with the food. \n\nOn the plus side, the food was pretty cheap, and service was pretty good.  I just wish the quality & flavor of the food was better.
__label__3 I adore this place! It is always packed and the service is wonderful. This is my 3rd visit in 2 months; the portions are huge, the options are endless and the waitstaff is knowledgeable. My only advice is not to order any of the steak menu items. The sirloin was fatty and just bad (one star subtraction). Everything else I have had from sushi to chicken to shrimp has been off the charts delicious and fresh. Grab a few friends, get the sushi boat and prepared to be blown away. A hidden gem that is in our regular rotation. CHECK IT OUT!!!
__label__0 There is nothing i liked about this place at all, I came here because it was close by and had good reviews, however I am not sure why it does. I shared  four sushi rolls with my sister and only sort of liked one of them. One had so much mayo on it I felt like I was just putting a spoonful of mayo in my mouth (I think it was called the super spicy roll.) It is also a very tiny place. Tables are so close together it makes it uncomfortable to talk to the person you are dining with... also it took a very long time to get our food soooo yeah I would not go back!
__label__2 It is located in the Harris Teeter shopping center,next to the \"Chinese Food\" sign.\nTiny restaurant,the lightning is a little dark,limited seating and yes the tables are really close to each other. It feels a little uncomfortable. \nThe sushi is really average, it taste like grocery store bought sushi,except it's not cold. Most of their rolls are deep fried. \nThe quality of food and price are both lower compare to other sushi restaurants.\nI would maybe just order take out from time to time if I'm feeling cheap and need a quick sushi fix.
__label__3 The sushi here is always fresh and delicious.  Not crazy about there entries. There spicy tuna roll is jam packed with tasty tuna. Very good sushi bar.
__label__2 I've been here several times.  Here's a review of my most recent experience last night.\n\nWe got there on a Friday night around 7:30.  We were going to try Spoon but we didn't make a reservation and we would have had to wait until 9.  It wasn't too crowded and there were several open tables.  My experience with this place is the service is very spotty.  Servers have always been friendly, but even when there is noone there you have to flag them down.  We had to wait to get water, then waited again to order.  We had to flag the waitress down to get the check.  I would only go here if you want a leisurely meal.\n\nThey were out of fresh ginger beer (which they have been the other two times I've been).  Instead I got a grapefruit soda which was good.  The dumplings they gave us were good, as were the fried ripe plantains.  I got the tofu with brown gravy with mashed potatoes and cabbage.  The vegetables were fresh and tasty, but the tofu tasted a little off, and the sauce was good but nothing truly special.   I wish it was spicier and more flavorful.  The cabbage was just alright, and the mashed potatoes were okay.  \n\nThe food is reasonably priced.  My friend treated me so I don't know the entire check, but I think with a drink, appetizer, and tip it was probably around $20.\n\nI'll go back if I'm in that area and I don't feel like waiting for some of the other places.
__label__2 I probably didn't get around the entire park, but the parts that I did get to didn't really impress me.\n\nIt was nice to see all the ducks, and to get a good walk around the lakes/ponds, but that was about it.\n\nThere was so much bird and duck crap on all the picnic tables, sidewalks, and ground that you constantly look at the ground as you are walking like a paranoid crazy person lol.\n\nWe did a mini picnic with cupcakes from Retro, and were feeling uneasy after the ducks started circling us looking for freebies lol.  But too bad ducks, we didn't waste the goodies on you!\n\nAlso didn't see any areas for the kids to really play.  No playgrounds, just areas where they would chase the ducks crazy and throw rocks, which is obviously a no go.  Give the kids something to do, so they don't get in trouble getting into things!  Maybe they have one somewhere, but us walking for an hour or two came up short with no results.\n\nIt also costs $6 to drive in here, which isn't much money, but since we didn't really get any major enjoyment outta our visit, it felt unnecessary.  Guess I will stick with the regular parks for our little one.
__label__2 Something is eerie about this place. I did not see the peacocks or the ducks. It was almost as if they knew I was coming and hid all of them. They probably know about my Asian BBQ and Noodles check-ins.\n\nWith that being said, what else is there to see here? Bird poo isn't quite what I would consider an attraction. I could go to my neighbor's house for that. No thanks.\n\nIf it weren't for the farmer's market and Rika Arepas truck, I wouldn't set foot here.
__label__2 Service at The Noodle Shop was good, our server was very attentive. Servings are family style and the price is reasonable, we had order the typical.\n\nBeef and Broccoli: delicious!!\nFried Rice: bland\nChow Mein: oily and bland
__label__2 Had lunch here last month and honestly, you have to judge it for what it is folks! You're in a casino in Las Vegas. Obviously, it's not going to be the most authentic spot on earth, and obviously, prices are going to be 3 times what they'd be anywhere else. Does it do the trick? Totally! And is it still a lot more affordable than other Vegas options? Totally! I had the pho with white chicken meat and was more than happy with my option. My friend had a chicken dish and liked it as well. Looking for something a little less pricey in Mandalay, especially good comfort food, this will do the job.
__label__0 You would think this would be the perfect place to cure a hang over right? ...We were wrong... there was 10 of us and we only had to wait about 15 minutes for them to clear 2 tables for us. Once we were seated, we looked at the menu only to find the prices were pretty freakin nuts for the type of food this place offers. (ie. $20 for pho, $18 for pad thai, $18 for wonton noodle, $26 for wonton, scallop, pork, vegetable soup, $10 eggrolls, $4 for thai ice tea, etc **these aren't the exact prices but its around this price**).\n\nAfter ordering our food, we had to wait about 15 minutes just to get our drinks. Had to wait another 45 minutes to get our food. I guess they wanted to serve us all at once so half of the food that came out was already cold or room temperature. Onto the food.... ABSOLUTELY the worst chinese/vietnamese/thai food we've ever had. Everything lacked flavor, meats and seafood was chewy, soup tasted water down, portions were kind of small for what you pay for, etc. I work and eat in downtown Oakland China Town all the time, and The Noodle Shop doesn't even compare to anything there.... Pho or wonton noodle soup is my hang over food, and this place just wanted to make me throw everything up.\n\nThis place was highly understaffed, and the cooks were slow.... My friends and I have already made complaints, so in the mean time...STAY CLEAR AWAY!!! You're better off walking 5 minutes away to McDonalds!
__label__1 Since my son wanted some Asian food and this place is just downstairs we had to give it a try. We had BBq pork -roast duck combo. Fried rice.\nAll we good  also my son had the wor won ton soup.  As with every one else I think it was pricey for the type of food.  What I don't understand is \nif the food is blah why is it so dang busy.  The 1st time we ate there we were greeted and seated within minutes.  The 2nd time we ate there yes we ate there twice. The was a wait for about 15 minutes or so before we got in.  The waiter were ok although they do tend to forget about once they serve your food.  Over all experience 2 stars If I only knew there was a Panda express across the street you'll be better off eating there.
__label__2 There aren't that many places open for lunch at Mandalay, so I was surprised that this place wasn't more crowded.  There is nothing special about this place, but just a quick place to drop in and get something to eat.  The orange chicken was decent, but nothing worth coming back for.
__label__1 Wasn't the best. The food was pricey for the quality. The most annoying thing was that we wouldn't understand a word our server was saying. We constantly had to correct her because she was getting everything wrong. If they want to give their Chinese place an authentic feel, that is fine, but hire people who speak English. It made such an unpleasant lunch to have to do sign language and correct the server because of the language barrier. \n\nThe positive: The food came out very quickly.
__label__1 Came here for lunch - long wait, restaraunt slow to clear tables, to the point where one member of our party who was in restaraunt management boldly walked in and started bussing tables!  They got the point.\n\nPeople who complain about the language barrier outta just get over their egos and learn from the experience.  Be patient, speak slowly, listen attentively.  \n\nHigh prices.  Ok food.  I had the seafood tom kha, which was loaded with squid and shrimp and noodles.  Broth just ok,  i expected a lot more flavor.  We ordered a calamari appetizer that was below par.\n\nLarge parties are charged 18% gratuity, which we were not informed of and created quite the headache afterward.\n\nTwo star due to value. $100 for 4 bowls of soup and an appetizer.  Take a cab to ChinaTown, better food and you'll save money.
__label__1 $18 for a bowl of soup with a 1/2 pound of spagetti noodles, two thin slices of beef, a pinch of basil, a pinch of bean sprouts and a pinch of cilantro with a couple hot peppers.  Maybe it was because it was the end of my four days in Vegas and it gets tiring to be hammered with overpriced food day after day after day, but this was the final straw.
__label__1 My tip: don't eat here.\n\nThe restaurant itself is located inside Mandalay Bay, but is tucked away far enough that you're not inhaling cigarette smoke from the casinos.  The staff is very sweet.  These are the only positives.\n\nThe food is bland and really not good at all (we had 4 different dishes).  In fact, I believe I got a small bout of food poisioning.  :(
__label__0 Called for the House Special Fried Rice with chicken and shrimp and the BBQ Pork Fried Rice. Both sucked. I could feel the crunch of MSG on both. BBQ pork had no flavor (zero). House Special Fried Rice was nothing but normal fried rice with chicken and shrimp. Nothing great about the ambience. Go only if you are craving for low grade asian food.
__label__0 One thing I found it interesting is, you paid arms and legs in these kind of hotel restaurant, but the food doesn't taste good at all. \n\nWe came here on Christmas day. The service is not very good. 20 min wait with tons of empty table. \n\nOkay. It is a holiday. I am not going to complain. But after we sat down, it took so long for someone to serve us. That is ridiculous. \n\nThe food, is well kind of bad. It is eatable. But doesn't taste good at all. If you have a car, it is really better to go out and eat. \n\nFinally, the price... Too expensive !!!! It costs us over $30 per person. If you are not hungry for asian food, you may find a better place to eat in this hotel.
__label__1 WTH! Low quality photographers who do not care if the background is set proper or not. They also lied. I wanted a full body pic in two different attires but took in just one of them and said he took in both the attires. The photographer also did not know how to take a full body pic. He took a pic which looks like he captured it from the sky rather than from the ground. Very disappointed.
__label__3 I recently found this store by accident......I had seen it online but I don't like buying clothes online for many reasons. This store is fantastic because it is very affordable and has soooo many accessories to match just about any outfit you buy there. They have many beautiful blouses, shorts and other great summer clothes for this extreme heat right now. The costume jewelry is fun too...may not be high quality but with the way I like to change my wadrobe and accessories I don't want to spend a fortune anyway! There are some things like jeans that I don't believe you can skimp on and buy inexpensively but all else is fine!
__label__4 Spa Mandalay is beyond perfection. I managed to book a last minute 45 minute full body massage and despite the $115 price tag, it was well worth it. Not only did I get the massage, I was able to spend all day in their spa (which is beautiful by the way). The staff are by no means stuck up or pretentious, but offer you the up most respect and wonderful customer service skills. They offer light refreshments inside as well, and they live up the Mandalay Bay's reputation. By far the best spa experience I have ever taken advantage of and even if you don't go in for services, paying the $25 day spa fee to enjoy the gym and whirlpools is definitely worth the expense.
__label__4 I always have a spa day when I got to Vegas. Pampering myself is a guilty pleasure I have. I am kind of a spa snob. I love this place. The only one that tops it is Caesar's Palace and their Roman Baths. This one comes second and the spa at Bellagio comes third. They have a small cold plunge, a middle sized warm spa, and a larger hot spa. I think the warm and the hot should switch but honestly their warm water spa felt amazing. It was so relaxing and felt amazing. I soaked in it for a long time after my massage. they also have a steam room and sauna. The relaxation areas were great too. They have a very comfortable quiet room which I fell asleep in. I also fell asleep on on of the lounge chairs where the spas are. The ladies working there were awesome. They served fruit, hot and cold teas, water, coffee, and a yummy juice blend that I loved! The also have showers with shampoo, conditioner and body wash for afterwards. they also have a vanity area complete with brushes, hairdryers, curling irons, mouthwash, and everything you need to fix yourself up before you leave. \n\nThe Massage:\nThey asked me on the phone when I booked the appointment and asked me if  preferred I male or female therapist. I said I had no preference because I really don't. As long as they do a good job I could care less. they set me up with a male therapist named Gio. He did an amazing job on my massage, he asked me if there were any areas I cared to focus on and areas to avoid. He listened to me well and did as I asked, I don't know why but it seems like male therapists tend to understand the amount pressure I like and do a better job achieving that. Females tend to go a little too hard to the point of where it hurts while male therapists seem to understand their own strength and be little more gentle. That is just my personal experience though. Now onto the massage. He did an amazing job and focused on my lower back and shoulders which are my problem areas. The entire massage felt amazing from start to finish however. i was very pleased. I highly recommend Gio. \n\nOverall, i loved this spa and I most definitely will be back and I will ask for Gio when I call. It is a very relaxing place to spend the day in. They keep it very clean and the customer service is great.
__label__4 This is my choice for Indian food. I go in for the buffet so i don't have to choose which one i want. Favorite would be the curie chicken.
__label__1 Great food.  Buffet seems bigger than the one at Maharajah.\n\nProblem...... A cockroach ran up the wall behind my wife.   Waiter killed it.  No manager stopped by.  Needless to say we paid for our meal.  We never went back.  A shame too.   We really liked the food!
__label__0 After sitting at a table for about ten minutes, I asked the bartender why the server was ignoring me, he said there was no server,even though she was clearly present. If you are unable to take my money, I will be more than glad to spend it elsewhere. If you have a secret ordering technique, let a motherfucker know. Sorry, the schedule of servers isn't posted on the wall,and as handsome as I am, I am not psychic. So in total, fuck you, fuck your ignoring ass server, fuck your bar, aand your schedule of servers, that apparently, everyone is supposed to know.
__label__1 Food was almost average couldve been better had hot  wings and fries blah!..Service incredibly slow on a friday afternoon,had to take my tab and go find the waittress to cash out.Guess cant wrong with the drinks and bottled beer here(only miller and coors on tap).Sports on tvs all over gives it 2 stars.......
__label__4 mmmm mmmmm mmmmm  ......  I'm surprised Cookie Monster is not camped outside of this awesomely fantastic cookie joint.  I swear I tasted every single ingredient, right down to the butter.  Huge cookies with huge taste.  You can even special order egg-free cookies.  The Tropic and the Simple were outstanding.  I could gain 20 lbs in a week at that place, that's how addictive and delicious these cookies are!\n\nCan't wait to go back to try the Ollie cakes.
__label__4 Urban Cookies, you had me at hello! \n\nSo many traditionally flavoured tasty treats to chose from! They're also into experimenting with new flavours quite often so one never knows what marvelous concoctions await.  I've never had a bad cupcake from this place and the cookies are even more amazing. Some my favourite cupcakes include: the classic, the lemon, and the coconut. As far as cookies go I lean towards the dark chocolate walnut and the snickerdoodle. \n\nThey are a little pricey for some people but once you take the first bite you will know why. \n\nIf you like them on Facebook they frequently post the \"word of the day\" for half off treats. Also, if you use the app Belly Urban Cookies is one of the participating merchants and you can earn points to get some sweet freebies.
__label__4 Went here today and this place was great. All my coworkers gave about there gluten-free and vegan donuts but I went with their snickerdoodle. Moist, chewy. Just the right amount of sweet. And you don't feel quite as bad about eating it because they use the highest quality ingredients. I recommend it and I will def be going back real soon.
__label__4 I just had the BEST donut from Urban Cookies. It was so delicious I just can't get over it! I took a but and it just melted in my mouth, so good. The customer service was good as well. What impressed me the most was that a little boy came in (maybe 14 or 15 years old) to buy a bottle of water (it was much needed, today was 110 degrees). The guy behind the counter asked him if he was walking or taking the bus, and the kid said he was taking the bus. The guy gave him a free bottle of water. He said it was for anyone who walks or takes the bus. I love it, support being green. It was wonderful. I still can't get over that donut. It says on the bag they use local and organic ingredients, which I love. I try to avoid GMO as much as I can.
__label__2 I thought this was a good restaurant with some potential.  It has a very strange decor.  The art on the wall seemed nice.  The tables and chairs seemed fancier than other Vietnamese restaurants I've been to, but then there was this giant plastic tub sitting on milk crates and cinder blocks that was supposed to be a fancy Koi pond or something.  WTF?\n\nThe food was good, but not great.  I wanted to get a non fried appetizer, but I don't eat pork and there weren't any non-fried pork-less options.  I got the Seafood Pho and it was OK.  The size wasn't all that big, but it did have a good amount of seafood in it.
__label__2 I only ordered pho there and wasn't impressed at all but I saw some other dishes other people were eating looked pretty good.  It gave me the feeling that it's a more Americanized joint comparing to the ones on spring mtn. I'm willing to try again.
__label__1 Hubby and I wanted to warm up from the 30 degree weather so pho seemed like a good idea. Service was good. Restaurant was clean and pretty busy. I didn't really enjoy the pho with beef slices. It had a weird sweet after taste. I've tasted a lot of pho in my day. And I just didn't care for it. My husband enjoyed the Summer Rolls with peanut sauce. Sorry, I can't find a reason to go back.
__label__2 While one of the healthier choices in Arizona, I wasn't impressed with their food, nor their service. I've only been to the one in Chandler.\n\nWhile the fare isn't terrible, I just don't find it overly flavorful. I've had the hummus, and the lavosh salmon wrap. The wrap was pretty disappointing for me.\n\nI'll probably go again just to see if something else on the menu will wow me. And if my opinion changes, I will come back & update.
__label__1 I normally enjoy Pita Jungle, but this was our first visit to this location. I don't think we'll return. The Spanakopita was barely warm, and I had to double check that they actually used fillo dough. It certainly didn't look like it at first glance, and it did not have much of a flaky crunch. It absolutely was not worth nearly $4 for a very modest halved triangle. My sirloin with hummus was simply not appetizing- the two flavors did not  marry well to my taste, and the meat was too overdone (and I was not given an option to have it rarer). The chicken with hummus and pine nuts is far superior and a dish I have enjoyed many times before. Hubby enjoyed his falafel pita well enough. His only complaint was that there was not enough tzatsiki sauce. I thought the falafel was overly crunchy and too dry on the inside, but then again, I am super picky about falafel, having spent a summer in Ann Arbor years ago, learning Arabic and eating outstanding Middle Eastern food. \n\nThe service was OK, not particularly friendly, but efficient. I think this location can take a lesson or two from the East valley locations.
__label__4 holla atcha baba ganoush!\n\nomfg, LOVE this place.  i hadn't been before one of the soldiers i work with said she wanted some hummus & chicken.  \n\n\"hummus?\" says i.  \"i shall venture out to retrieve this prize for you, if you will man my station for the duration of my investigation of this location.\"\n\nanyway!  i went out to grab lunch for my co-workers in the lab.  as the reigning queen of indecision, i decided to get the mediterranean combo.  best decision of my LIFE...well...maybe weekend.  but STILL!  the baba ganoush is my new fave thing!  the hummus was AWEsome!  they gave me a whole pack o' pitas.  A PACK...they didn't even take them out of the bag.  HOLLA!  and i know this sounds weird, but the croquette things tasted like burritos i used to buy for like...a buck and microwave.  might sound gross, but in reality, i would eat those burritos everyday if they weren't disgustingly bad for me.  so BONUS!\n\ni got hummus for another soldier, he LOVED it.  i heard that the gyro was to die for AND the hummus/chicken combo was DE-LI-CI-OUS.  gotta get it with the lime/cilantro hummus.  PLUS, i got all this for less than 40 bucks!\n\nyou'll see me here again, in a t-shirt that says \"baba ganoush is my homie\"
__label__3 Loving the Pita Jungle! Almost twice a month my friends and I meet there for gossip and wine and mediterranean food.. AND the crowd reminds me a bit of DC... (silly I know!, but I love when guys are in suits at lunch! ).. hehe! ABOUT the food... Greek Salad.. if your watching your mid.. this is what I say works! Large or small .. the large too much for me.. but its a good salad. IF no dates that week! THEN 'splurge' on the Spinach Quesadilla. its on lavosh bread... and not over greasy.. their version of pico de gallo, is fresh and works with the quesadilla.. and the tsaziki is a plus.. all med cafes need an awesome tsaziki, after all its just a given! They have a full bar.. good wines.. Gazpacho rocks! AND Ive had the seared ahi with fruit salad.. YUM! the portions are big.. be prepared... :-) \nNOW If I were here on a lunch hour.. idk..this place has a wait outside and in.. and its placement of tables is on the European scale (like elbow to elbow).. make friends , I guess!
__label__3 Just heard about yelp and looked up restaurants while in the Phoenix area. This place was amazing was there last Thursday, you gotta try their hummas combo. been to many middle eastern places, this was a treat. Great discovery!
__label__1 I don't know why on earth I let my coworkers talk me in to going to PJ.  After going to a couple locations in the past and having mediocre meals, I said \"what the hey\" and decided to give it another chance.  It's like I have annual amnesia.\n\nWith that being said, I came in impartial and gave it a whirl.  First off, it really cheeses me off that the first thing I see on the menu was the statement \"art of eating healthy\".  While I generally would say that you can eat healthy there, as I looked around the restaurant, few people were eating healthy, and in fact many of the menu options are pretty unhealthy as well.\n\nI ordered a yellowfin tuna \"burger\" on whole-wheat with a side of potatoes.  It came out looking like a sad piece of tuna on a bun.  The tuna was seasoned with salt and pepper, and it was somewhat room temp. and dry.  It was cooked properly inside (seared rare), but the quality of the tuna was poor or it wasn't prepared properly - it had a tough skin that was somewhat stringy.  Almost akin to silverskin on beef.  I ate it anyways because I was hungry.  It was served with an orange colored sauce of some sort - I thought it was yogurt but couldn't tell.  It was absolutely flavorless.\n\nOn a positive note, the potatoes were good.\n\nThe service was lousy.\n\nLook, I get the food here is probably healthier than many other mediterranean options in Phoenix.  But seriously, why does it have to be so bland?  I'm convinced you can make more flavorful food just as healthy.  Not more fat, but how about some seasoning?  Exotic spices?  A well marinated chicken breast perhaps?  A nice harissa?  Ground turkey kebab (kefta)?  Sumac anyone?\n\nI guess I'll just have to try PJ next year when I return for another meal.
__label__4 First time to Pita Jungle... we loved it! it was late, and it was packed! But where there is great food, you should always find a crowd. The portions were enormous, even the appetizers which makes it great to share with a small group...the atmosphere was a lot cooler than i expected being from out of town. The artwork on the walls really caught my eye and gave me a lot to look at-which made the time fly while waiting on our order, which was perfect timing.. didn't take long at all. The pricing was great, and the selections on the menu made it so hard to decide what to get, but everyone one was extremely satisfied with their meals. Wait staff was quick and friendly. Wish we had one of these at home - definitely leaves you full, and not guilty since you are eating pretty healthy here.
__label__1 Well, we've been waiting since the end of April for the grand re-opening of the large dog park here - lots of excavating, drilling and new grass.  It reopened on July 5th.\nAnd now that the rains have come, the park is a muddier mess than ever before - mud and pools of water hidden beneath some thin grass.  Help!\n\nKona loved the ankle-deep muddy waters and he and several other dogs morphed into brown muddy pachiderms, while splashing around in this mess.  We all had to shampoo our dogs that morning.\n\nIs there nothing the park folks can do?  This is a basin and will always stay wet and muddy - the grass will soon be gone again.\n\nCan we start a fund raiser and get this park graded  properly and add  water station?\n\n/Craig(owner of Kona)
__label__3 I really like this dog park because it is much bigger than other parks here in Chandler. Bigger space = less dog fights. \n\nI love the hills and the fenced in area for smaller or timid dogs. Dogs are generally well behaved and the people are friendly. I've seen people bring guitars and strum quietly on benches while the dogs run around and play. It's a great park. \n\nLeave the younger kids at home, a child running and screaming through the park is a perfect target for an over reactive dog. Bring poop bags and water for yourself and your dog. Leave the treats and toys at home, they can cause a fight between dogs.
__label__0 update: after the last visit to Cosmo that I wrote about, first one with new dog Cody, he did in fact get a skin infection on his feet- a nasty one too- despite the major soapy bath he got when we got home. \nWe'll really just not ever go back. It's a shame, but I'll pay for daycare when he needs to burn off some energy- it's a lot safer.
__label__3 Best dog park ive been to in AZ ,i've only been to 3 but still. This is my girls (GSD) absolute favorite place. They have 3 obstacle courses and a lot of room to run. Most of the time there are nice dogs there but sometimes you get your rowdy ones. Its funny the Rowdy ones parents are usually never close by and when they are they choose not to do anything for the longest time. \n\nBesides that this place is great fun, after my 4 legged kid has her fun I take my 2 legged kids to the play area. \n\nDefinitely recommend
__label__2 This dog park is heavily used. The water feature for water dogs is really cool but it does not seem like people pick up after their dogs much. Boo, lots of poo!
__label__0 I visited Jaycee Dog Park recently -- never again.\n\nIt's a tiny park, not much bigger than the backyards in the area. It was very nicely shaded, with a building on the west side, and many trees. Staying out of the sun here is not a problem, nor is finding a seat on one of its many benches. It also has a double gate, and plenty of parking close to the entrance. The city also supplies poop bags...\n\n...but apparently no one has ever used one. When I had five dogs, my backyard didn't accumulate this much poop in a month. It's disgusting, and a health hazard. Who are the people who don't clean up after their dogs?\n\nOther issues: The grass is excessively long in the areas where it grows. It looks like a weed garden in some sections. The ground is covered with trash, mainly of the bottles/cigarettes kind, along with candy wrappers.\n\nBeware, small dog owners. There is a gap large enough for a 15-20 lb. dog to pass between the gate and the fence on each of the two gates in the entrance. It would not be difficult for them to escape to the main park.
__label__0 A total waste of time. No poop bags, lots of poop everywhere, no grass, very small. My dogs thought it was boring. We are out of here.
__label__3 Went back again and the food and price are still good!
__label__2 Yes very salty, It's like Panda Express. But the crab legs flow like water there and they are never overcooked. Plus you never really have to fight over the crab legs like other buffets.  The food is good. And they have lots of sushi that is endless.
__label__3 It's more 3.5 than 4 stars.\n\nYou're typical Asian Buffet. I'd say it's similar to Pacific in Chandler. The booths need to be re-upholstered in my opinion, but service is decent.\n\nThey have a mix of your normal greasy Chinese food options, a sushi bar selection with Sashimi and crab legs. \n\nIt's fairly cheap for a buffet.
__label__2 I came here countless times for lunch on half-days during my high school years, and  this place was always the premier destination for my group of friends. I always started off with an enormous plate of sushi and some hot and sour soup. Then, I'd go through the dishes and pick heaping amounts of whatever I craved that day. At the end of the meal, there was always buckets of ice cream to try out. \n\nAfter high school, I realized that the quality of the food is fairly mediocre, and I rarely go anymore. However, it's always a fun place to go if you're with a group of people who just want to hang out, relax, and eat as much as you want.\n\nOverall, Crazy Buffet offers a variety of filling food and is a perfect destination for anyone who wants buffet food for relatively cheap.
__label__0 not worth going to. go to the south rim its better because u can take pictures there as well as free shuttle buses and a theatre. you have to pay to get in on the west rim as well as not bringing no phones no camera. what is the use of paying $74 a person to go on the skywalk and then not using your camera to take photos that is a rip off. everyone comes miles and miles away to come here to take photos.
__label__0 When I called to ask the hours the owner snapped and said \"Who is this?!\". When I showed up she made us sit in the parking lot in July while she locked up her dog. Then proceeded to tell us that she was gonna kick us out after I told her I was just browsing. Then she told me I would be the last customer ever because she's closing down to turn it into a B-movie screening theater due to people like me who just browse and waste her time. According to another review she said the same thing to someone else over a year ago. My boyfriend asked if her new business would be friendlier (lol) and she said \"No, in fact worse.\". Horrible customer service, horribly disorganize, no wares of interest, smelled like dog and mothballs, and the owner is rude & insane.
__label__3 I quite enjoyed the dinner I had here and would definitely return. Friendly service, excellent food... Seems on a par quality wise with Bankok Balcony in Squirrel Hill. Fairly small inside.
__label__2 I've only had the empanadas.  2/3 of them were good.  1/3 was terrible.\n\nI have to admit I think their pricing for empanadas is surprisingly overpriced.  I had them while visiting a friend at the University who just moved there from New York.  In New York he practically lived on empanadas, which were delicious, easy to find and cheap.  2 out of three of the varieties I had at Manolo's could survive in New York based on flavor, but none of them would survive at the prices Manolo's charges.  When you're in the middle of corn country and you're outpricing New York, something's gone horribly wrong.
__label__3 of all the empanadas i tried (i got the after 10pm 6 for $9 deal), the only one that really didn't work for me was the pizza pepperoni one.  Pepperoni is meant to be eaten as garnish, not as a main ingredient.\n\nAnd yes, i ate all 6 in one sitting -- partly because i hadn't eaten all day and because my hotel room didn't have a microwave.
__label__2 Really, really overpriced empanadas. Don't get me wrong, they're good. Nice and hot with a tasty filling. I had the Vegetarian Carne, Mushroom and Thyme, and Spinach and Mushroom, but I was vastly disappointed when I saw the size of them. They're so tiny! And for $2.29 a piece...not worth it. Thank goodness I had a grubhub deal...otherwise, ain't no student got money for that.
__label__2 Always on a search for a good breakfast.  When I think breakfast, I think country restaurants that cater to farmers and ranchers - where the next meal might be a late dinner.  Three or four plates to hold all the food, and a 70 year old waitress that calls everybody \"honey\" or \"sweetheart\".  And hash browns that are home-made, not frozen, with a choice of different gravies. This is not one of those restaurants. \n\nButterfield's, to me, is very similar to other franchised breakfast chains.  The food is better than a Denny's or IHOP, and there is a little larger selection.  In fact, the menu is massive, and I'm sure anyone could find something that would pique their interest.  But the most memorable thing about my breakfast here was the fresh squeezed orange juice, which was delicious.\n\nIt is huge restaurant and plenty of room for seating.  Both times that I was here was early on a weekday morning, so there was no line.  We have heard from others that on weekends the line is lengthy, but we never have had to wait.  And the service was great.\n\nOther than that, the food at our table, and we had four people eating, was uninspiring and average.  We had pancakes, waffles, omelettes, a scramble, bacon, ham, sausage, almost a taste of everything. And nothing stood out.  \n\nSo I will keep looking.  I know in a metropolitan area as big as Phoenix, there has to be a country restaurant specializing in breakfasts.  And when I find it, I'll let everyone know.
__label__2 I heard big things about Butterfield's, and the huge crowd and wait seemed to give credibility to the hype.  We waited about 20 minutes on a Monday morning, which is pretty long for a weekday.\n\nI ordered the Eggs Benedict, which is my breakfast staple. I was disappointed as soon as my food arrived. The hollandaise didn't pass my visual test... too light in color, too runny looking. I took a bite and knew my instincts were correct. It had a \"grainy\" texture and was just ok. Hollandaise is the key to a good Benedict.  Anyone can serve an English muffin, Canadian bacon and poached eggs. Hollandaise is what requires a little magic. My hash browns were also a touch undercooked for my liking.\n\nIt was \"A-OK,\" but nothing more than that. 3 stars.
__label__2 Yes, the menu prices are over the top.\nThe food is good.\nLots of menu selections ... with good service.\n\nIf your 401K plan or IRA account, has held its value, you'll be able to\nafford eating here.
__label__1 I've visited Butterfield's on several occasions, and while I am never let down by the food or the service, I always feel a bit rushed.  Yes, I understand that there are people waiting for tables, and the quicker you can get me out of there and the next table in, the more money you will make, but what happened today was a real disappointment.  \n\nMy daughter and I stopped in for breakfast at 9:15 this morning.  The restaurant was only about 3/4 full so we were seated immediately.  We placed our drink order moments after we were seated, and as soon as our server returned with our drinks we ordered our breakfast.  Our food was served within five minutes.  Everything was prepared exactly as we had requested.  \n\nWe were still enjoying our meal when the bus person stopped by to clear some dishes.  He attempted to take my (two year old) daughter's plate because she was not actively eating it.  I stopped him and said she was still working on it.  He also asked if he could clear my side order of pancakes.  There was still half of the order of on my plate and we had only been eating for about seven minutes.  I told him I was not finished, and he left our table empty handed.  \n\nAbout seven more minutes passed before he returned.  My daughter had eaten every last drop of her kid's chocolate chip pancakes and strip of bacon so he cleared her plate.  He again tried to clear my pancakes plate, despite the fact that I was holding my fork in my hand.  I told him, once more, that we were still working on them.  \n\nOur server came by and offered me another iced tea.  I accepted and asked that she bring the check and a small box for my leftovers.  She returned with the tea, check and take out box moments later.  I told her I needed to take my daughter to the restroom, but that we would be coming back right back to finish up as I handed her my debit card to pay.\n\nWhen we returned to the table it had been completely cleared.  My daughter's orange juice ($3.29 for a kid's size) which was nearly full was gone, as was the untouched iced tea my server had just brought and my side of pancakes.  The take out box with the remainder of my corned beef hash and eggs was sitting on the edge if the table with my check waiting to be signed.  The table had already been set for the next guests.  Unbelievable...We had only been in the restaurant for 31 minutes (from the time we entered the door until we came back to our cleared table)!\n\nIf you removed the obnoxious, overzealous busser from this equation our meal would have been four stars.  It was delicious.  Our server was friendly enough.  She made sure our needs were met and checked on us often.  \n\nI will likely return to give Butterfield's another chance, but if I am EVER rushed like I was today, you can rest assured I will not return.  I hope to be able to update this review with a couple extra stars soon!
__label__3 I biked all over the Phoenix area looking for authentic eggs Benedict and this is the place for it. Waffes and pancakes better than average as well, but helloooo, Scottsdale, right? If you want your Eggs Benny, NY Style. This is the place. Gets very busy after 8 am so come early. Oh and they freshly squeeze ALL their juices so do not skip the Vitamin C dose.
__label__1 Wow. Now I remember why I never cared much for Butterfield's. We had a good experience about a month ago, motivating us to return. Today, our experience could best be described as stressful.\n\nWe checked in early on a Sunday, largely beating the rush. As a party of six, however, we still had a 25 minute wait. Not bad. A half hour came and went, so we checked to see how much longer it would be. They indicated we had already been seated. Quite a surprise to us as you can imagine. \n\nWe were promised we would be next. Another 25 minutes came and went. Another large party was seated. Then, finally, us. Without apology. \n\nService was adequate. The specialty pancakes were fine, but two omelets we ordered were quite disappointing. \n\nA simple genuine apology for the seating screw up would have gone a long way. Or at least then serve us something exceptional.  Treating customers so poorly, whether a result of complacency or arrogance, is how seemingly invincible restaurants like Butterfield's find a path to failure.
__label__0 DON'T WASTE YOUR MONEY HERE.. service was a joke.. waitress was flirting with people while taking my order. Worst oily  potstickers and thinest fish on a roll ever.. I spend $50 on 2 rolls and 2 nigiri .. never got a refill and never got wasabi and ginger when asked several times. Don't ever go!
__label__3 very good food & friendly service!  I went with a group of 6 and I was the only one who didn't do AYCE&D as I knew I wouldn't eat enough to make it worth it for me but that was a great deal for the people eating at least a couple of their specialty rolls.  I had edamame, a spicy tuna roll and a cucumber & avocado roll--it was all very good & fresh.  The server and sushi chef handled my group's voluminous requests very well and everyone enjoyed their food.  I tried one piece of someone's 'the hulk' and thought it was delicious & different from anything I've ever seen...but then again, I'm just getting into sushi.  Would love to go back!!
__label__2 Hungover and driving back to LA after a long weekend of partying, we hit up Mr. Tofu for some grub.\n\nService was extremely slow, since there was ONE waiter. He seemed to favor the Korean patrons and served them first. Whatever.\n\nI just wanted my noodle soup. I had the anchovy handmade noodle soup and it was ginormous. Noodles were handmade for sure, but where the hell were the anchovies?!! I didn't see any, and it sure didn't look like the photo they posted on the wall. \n\nThe noodles were decent, but kinda bland. OH well, it hit the spot and got rid of the edginess. \n\nMy friend had the seafood tofu and she liked it alot. \n\nTotal for two people was $20. Not bad. \n\nBut, probably won't be coming back here. I'll hit up the Pho place next door over this. \n\nPix- http://pandaliciousforme.blogspot.com
__label__4 Everything but the Kal-bi was delicious, but then again it is a tofu house.  It would give any garden grove area tofu restaurants a run for their money.  Kal-bi was good, just needed to be seasoned more.  Bim bim bop was very good; fresh ingredients.  Banchan was fresh and tasty also.  Great Korean place in Vegas!
__label__3 I had beef tofu soon. It was my first time in the place. I had little bit cold thats why i want to eat something healthy and delicious. My sister find a place on google. Normally i cant eat hot species in food and i prefer to have plain one. It smells perfect and look good. It was delicious and satisfactory.
__label__4 My wife bought me the Exotic package as a birthday present.  The other reviews pretty much say it all.  Staff, cars, planning, everything was awesome.  Only comment I have and someone else mentioned it here also is that we didn't get to drive through Red Rock Canyon we instead drove to Lake Mead but honestly I was less concerned with the scenery seeing as I was driving a Ferrari 458!!!
__label__1 Sur La Table is a really nice store. They have just about everything you could want to cook at home, but you're going to likely pay a premium if you shop there.\n\nMy wife and I stop in more than we really should (as it usually compels us to think that we need another cooking utensil that we probably don't REALLY need) because it's so close to home, but we usually end up using the store as a showroom because we know there's likely a better deal on the same item(s) elsewhere. We typically only buy from the store if we need something and don't feel like driving anywhere to get it.\n\nOther than the prices, I really think the service at this location could use some work. In fact, I'd opt to pay the premium more often if the service warranted it. I've walked out after walking in ready-to-purchase more times than not due to their service. The one guy there is a total jerk, and my wife and I have both commented that we won't even bother if he's there. Seriously...If you don't want to help customers, you're in the wrong business. So drop the attitude and convince me to actually spend the money in your store, and not some faceless online company with cheaper prices and less hassle.\n\nThere's one lady who works there who is actually really nice and helpful, and because of her I bought an expensive knife that I had been eyeing up for a while. I went in to check it out, and ended up checking out with it...all because of her positive attitude and help. I can only imagine how well this store would do if all of the employees there were like her.
__label__2 Had lunch today.  Service was great at first, but when it got busy the two waiters were in over their heads and the manager sat down and ate lunch.  I think the waitress was doing the best she could, but they need more staff.  We ordered sweet potato fries with the burger and they never showed up, couldn't tell the waitress because she did not return to check on us.  We were relaxing, so we were in no rush, but we were in the place for an hour and 45 minutes, a little too long for lunch!\nI think the \"whipped cream\" on the dessert trio was Cool Whip -- whipping cream is easy, that just seemed strange to me.\nWe have been here a many times with mixed results, I do wish they would have some new items on the menu, espiecially the lunch appetizers.
__label__2 Girls' Dinner Club visited for Restaurant Week. This review is strictly based on the $30 restaurant week menu/$15 wine pairing. My opinion on Restaurant Week is that the menus should highlight the skill and direction of the restaurant, which unfortunately I do not think Bistro 19 was effective in doing. Regular menu prices are $19-30 for entrees, $8-15 wines by the glass. They also regularly do special dinners, one of which coming up is a local corn dinner (all dishes made with corn!). \n\nService was great - timely, and unobtrusive. Appetizers were the highlight of the meal. I had a watermelon crab gazpacho, that started a little sweet, and finished with a hint of spice. Fresh lump crab and a beautiful deep red color. This is one I will try to reproduce. Entrees were a little blase. Options were a Parm/Panko crusted chicken with whipped potatoes and zucchini salad; or salmon with a lime-caramel glaze, green beans, and a chilled asian noodle salad. The chicken dish was all one color, which to me was generally unappealing - but the crowd seemed to approve. Salmon was dry (although I will admit, I am a salmon elitist and since having it sous vide, salmon will never be the same) and the glaze was non-apparent. The green beans were the best part of the plate. There was a third dish offered; a pasta with alfredo, which no one ordered so I can't comment, but pasta with alfredo is a little 1998.  \n\nAt the end of the day, the food was just nothing special. It has good intention, but execution missed the mark. \n\nMy inner environmentalist also has a big concern with the sustainability factor here. Bay of Fundy salmon was a highlight on the restaurant week menu. The chef's 'signature' dish is Chilean Sea Bass. Unless the restaurant could ensure they were purchasing MSC-certified fish, I would hesitate to order any seafood here because I do not agree with the philosophy of serving endangered fishes. \n\nI like the ambiance; its a cool interior with a nice little bar area - modern, but warm at the same time. Sounds like I need to head back and try this Asian Pear Martini that everyone raves about!
__label__3 The BF and I had been itching to try Bistro 19, and the $30 Fixed-Price Meal offered during Pittsburgh Restaurant Week was the perfect incentive to join the Real Housewives of Mt. Lebanon for a tasty night out.\n\nLet me start by saying the food was delicious, but I was really blown away by my yummy beverage.  For the life of me, I can't remember what is was called, and Bistro 19 doesn't have their cocktail list on their website (I think b/c it's rotating).  Suffice it to say, it was strong and delicious, a fruity variation of a martini with vodka.  Their wine list is EXTENSIVE, too, so this is def. a place to drink and dine.\n\nI started with the Pan-Seared Scallops for my first course.  There were only two scallops (bummer, b/c I LOVE scallops).  Tender, flavorful, and cooked to perfection. @Curtis G's first course, the braised pork mac & cheese was much more plentiful, and full of baked cheesy goodness.\n\nI had the Roasted Lamb Gnocchi for my main entree - the lamb was seasoned well and def. had that slow-roasted taste.  What the first course lacked in size, the entree made up for; I could barely handle all the lamb/gnocchi goodness!\n\nDessert was also included as part of the Fixed-Price Meal and was A-OK.  I don't think I can give dessert a fair review, as I was soooo stuffed from my entree and delicious martinis.\n\nSo, why 4 stars?  I just can't imagine making a special trip to Mt. Lebo to go back.  I thoroughly enjoyed the food, the prices were reasonable, and we experienced good service.  With so many excellent restaurants in the city, I don't think I'd make the drive back out (yes, I'm a city snob!).  If I'm in that area for some unknown reason, I would for sure go back.  If I lived there, I'd join the Mt. Lebo locals often.
__label__4 Thank you Darren for bringing me here for our anniversary (3 years!). I wanted a romantic, intimate dinner, and the staff pulled out all the stops, even putting us in a posh booth in the back of the dining room and giving us a free shareable dessert with a candle in it. \n\nA serving of the Pan Seared Scallops was our starter, and they were delicious, especially with the bacon marmalade. My entree was the Maple Leaf Farm's Duck Breast which was tender beyond compare. It was complimented by a blueberry port reduction, parmesan risotto, and green beans, all of which was fantastic. \n\nOur dessert that we shared was the scrumptious Banana Foster Napoleon. \n\nOur server Cheryl was really nice as was the decor. \n\nBistro 19 rocks.
__label__4 One of my favorite places to shop. Located in the Fourm Shops on The Strip, it has a very \"boutique\" feel to it. The last time I was in here Lauren Conrad was shopping as well. You know a place is good if this fashionista is here. A lot of the tops are very blousy, which I love. \nYou can find an outfit for any occasion here. The staff is always very accommodating and helpful. It almost like they're personal shoppers, they really help you put together outfits. 5 stars!
__label__0 Am I the only person that had a horrible experience here? My dog was in a clinical trial for cancer research. He was put on a immune suppressant drug.  He developed an bacterial infection which manifested itself as  gastrointestinal problems.  We drove the dog 3 hours to the clinic and left him there for 3 days of testing. We were told it was a reaction to the medication and the dog was depressed.  We were told to keep him on the anti diarrhea medication and continue to give him the immune suppressant.  The two worse things to do for the dog. Needless to saw the dog's condition became worse. I began to send video's of the dog in a unresponsive state.  The vet was only concerned about me giving the dog the meds.  (Literally kept calling and e-mailing me \"Are you going to give him the medication\" They kept reiterating the dog was depressed Needless to say the dog became very ill at which point the University of Illinois Vet called to tell us that the dog was being removed from the study because he was not a good candidate for the study. In other words he was not going to make it and they did not want that on their record.  So our dog got removed from the study. At that point he had completed 25 days of his 28 day trial.  I have never even received an \"I'm sorry\" note or call.  It was truly a horrible experience.
__label__0 Nasty Nasty nasty.  All I can say is the garlic bread is good.  The spagetti I had tasted better straight from a can!  Don't forget to bus your table when leaving and leave a tip?  Why?  \n\nIt's sad, but on yelp the two categories that get my attention to yelp are the worst and the best.  This by far falls in the worst category.
__label__3 I think I've officially had my first taste of real southern BBQ.  This stuff was slow cooked and flavored just right.  I really liked how the brisket was nice and tender.  And the sauce a very nice addition to the flavors of the meat.  The people were fast and friendly and it was a really fun time.
__label__2 Man, this place could use a good algae rinse. The moat-like water feature at this place smells rather nasty if the temps tick above 80\u00ba. Luckily, the rest of the park is rather nice and sprawling. There's usually a great place to have a picnic or throw around a frisbee.\n\nUnfortunately, the ball courts on the south side of the park are a disappointment. It's hard in Central Phoenix to find nice basketball courts. At least there's several courts, but you have to buy a membership ($10) to use them. Perhaps that's why they're usually empty. The adjacent raquetball courts look like something out of the 'Saw' series.
__label__1 Only reason I'm even giving it 2 stars is because the food was decent.. Service not so much. And when you go to pay they tell you it's a \"minimum\" 25 dollars if your using multiple credit cards when that little fact is clearly not stated ANYWHERE. She tried to say it charges the house if it's under 25 dollars. Either management is completely stupid or the owners a penny pincher, either way I've never had that happen before and def won't be back again.
__label__1 We came here for a Monday brunch.  Nothing special.  Although the place was not crowded at 11:30 am, it took us 1/2 hour for us to get our order.  No points there, food was average.  Although we did notice 4 people playing beer pong at the backside of the restaurant.  Our waitress was friendly but seemed elsewhere.
__label__2 Good drinks one day. Great drinks another. Watered down drinks the 3rd day. That's why it got 3 stars. Wish I could have given it more. If go back though.
__label__1 Fun place to watch the game but food isn't so impressive and it is somewhat pricey. I am rating this on food only. Husband ordered a regular hamburger ($13) which does not include fries and I ordered a cheesesteak ($16) no fries either. Fries purchased separate.  Food was just ok tasting. It wasn't bad but nothing to write home about. I would say they do need to improve presentation (refer to pic). So many other options to choose from so if you are there to eat maybe try somewhere else.
__label__2 First time eating here, we ordered the garlic bread balls ($7.99- it was good),spinach artichoke dip ($14.99- NO!!! it taste like the one you buy at the grocery frozen section)and rib eye steak ($26.99- Like it!! was juicy and tender).
__label__3 I'm not sure I understand the mediocore reviews.  Some co workers took me here for lunch one day last week and I thought it was awesome!  I had the pulled pork sandwich and the pork was tasty and tender.  The fries that came with it were crispy and yummy.  I thought the price was good too.  Now I don't claim to be a barbeque expert by any means.  I have not tried every barbeque place on the planet, but this was yummy stuff in my opinion.  Will I go back?  You bet!  The staff were friendly and our order was taken quickly and served not long after.  One of my co workers had the brisket and he said it was tender and delicious.  \n\nI would say the only drawback is that they are only open a few hours Monday thru Friday.  So if you're out this way at lunch time, try it!  I don't think you will be dissappointed.
__label__3 Had the  Dynamite Sandwich, which is described as so on the website:  \n\n\"An explosive blend of sliced brisket, peppers, chilis, onions and jalape\u00f1os, sauteed with Red Diamond sauce, and piled on a jalape\u00f1o roll with melted pepperjack.\"\n\nIt was very good, very spicy, and I'm definitely getting more of them.\n\nOur favorite item was the Fried Onion Strings, however.  You know the problems with ordering onion rings at a restaurant:  too much breading, or the onion is nasty, or you take a bite and all the onion pulls out of the breading and you have nothing left to eat except empty breading, or they are too greasy?\n\nThese don't have any of those problems.\n\nVery light crust, super-light, and the onions can be tasted and they are good onions, not too strong or too sweet.  No grease at all.  We loved them for $1.95 and next time I'm ordering more of them, since the plate is a little on the small side.\n\nThat's my only complaint - the portions were a little on the small side.\n\nBut you can remedy that by going back on the FIRST WEDNESDAY of every month, when they have a $12.95 AYCE lunch buffet.\n\nOne last problem - they are only open for lunch, and weekdays only.  Hours: 10:30am - 3:00pm Monday - Friday.\n\nIf they'd expand hours and make their portions a smidgeon larger, I could give them 5 stars.
__label__4 Un-Real best BBQ, very good!
__label__2 This was my first time here. \n\nI ordered online so i could take out my food. The online process was fast and easy. \nWhen I arrived the food was just being boxed up, right on time hot and fresh. Nice to know it was not sitting there for awhile getting cold and soggy. \n\nI ordered the Brisket burger. It is a cheese burger that comes with BBQ sauce, Brisket and bacon. There wasnt too much sauce which was nice, i hate having things smothered in sauce and making the bun soggy. The Brisket was okay, good flavor but could have been more tender. The burger itself was cooked well done. I prefer my burgers with some pink. I guess i should have indicated that online in the comment section while ordering. Overall the burger was just okay.\n\nI also ordered a cup of chiken tortilla soup as a side. This was very good! packed with flavor, had a little kick. It was filled with shredded chicken and corn it was very good! I liked it better than the burger. \n\nOver all meal was good. I would come back and try other items.
__label__3 This bbq is actually pretty darn good. We ordered their massive samplers and and pleased to say we liked it all. The meat just falls right off the ribs and the pulled pork was super tasty. The atmosphere and food options kinda made it feel like we were at grandparents or something. We will go again
__label__3 I hear that they also have other attractions in Vegas, like gaming.  And shopping, and fabulous restaurants, and pools with plenty of sunshine.\n\nHowever, my primary reason for visiting Vegas is the art. I first attended the Impressionist show at the Bellagio Gallery of Fine Art about five years ago, and was duly impressed and surprised by the scholarship and selection of the work.  As a former museum professional, it made sense that Vegas would have the money to pay for the crating, insurance, and exhibition of priceless works of art.  Having worked at a major Modern art museum, it was also a pleasant surprise to use the audio tour to hear the level of scholarship that was available to the casual art viewer.\n\nI have seen every show at the gallery since the first show. My first stop in Vegas is this gallery, now that the Guggenheim branch at the Venetian is closed.  I do, however, miss the voice overs of the likes of Jeremy Irons on the audio tours that the Guggenheim used to feature.  There is nothing like well-written art scholarship read with passionate restraint.\n\n One of my particular favorite shows was on Early Modernism in America, from the vital beginnings of Post World War II art in New York, and featured an array of works that must have been hard to locate and assemble.  The exhibitions here, although limited because of the gallery size, are focused and sophisticated.\n\nI do use either the teacher, or local discount for admission, so it reduces the price.  However, as an art history teacher, I have had to buy museum memberships in order to see large shows at major museums, not to mention the added costs of parking and transportation to reach destination cities.   This small, easily accessible gallery is ideal.\n\nThis gallery also accomplishes the egalitarian task of displaying work to everyone, not just the art lover who takes the time to visit a museum.\nThese shows are well worth the price of admission for an hour or so in the company of cultural artifacts that represent the highest aspirations of mankind.\n\nThe book store also has some unique, scholarly books that feature the work shown in the gallery, so a visit there after the show is always rewarding.
__label__2 This gallery was small and expensive.  Sure, the quality of the collection was top notch, it is after all, in the Bellagio.  If they lowered the price to $10, it would be a little bit more reasonable.  \n\nMy main gripe is that they won't let you take photos of the art work.  not even without flash.  The paintings were made before copyright laws, so I don't know what the big deal was.  \n\nI doubt I'll come back unless if I could get in somehow with a discount.
__label__1 Disappointing. While the Warhol exhibit is interesting, it is an extremely small display for the price. We'd heard about the Gallery for many years, and it didn't live up to the hype. \n\nI'd recommend the Mob Exhibit at the Tropicana; much better value and highly recommended.
__label__3 Easy large parking lot. Went into the bar first and tried to order a crown royal but no luck. Unbelievable that they are just out of it. Ok I won't rant but it's UNbelievable. \nSo the great breadsticks came and asked for butter to go with the oil and they were hot and just perfect.\nWe ordered the grilled shrimp on the rock appetizer and clams again tasted great and the presentation is nice.\nMain course was angel hair pasta with marinara and meatballs. This time all food was excellent and service for dinner was good. It was busy so service wasn't over the top but good.\nNo room for dessert but will be back for the bombalinos.
__label__1 Food can be iffy some times. \nI usually order piccatta, and the one and only time I had their veal, it was very tough. \n\nFood is over priced, the atmosphere is the only thing going for this place.\n\nStaff needs to be upgraded and trained all around.\nIn personality, service, and knowledge. \n\nWent to the bar and asked for a mojito. Bartender said she \"couldn't\" make it. When the manager (I believe his name is Mike or something... blonde.... light complexion.) came around and asked how we were doing, I had brought up the bartender not having the supplies to make drinks... Like a full bar should. He challenged me, by letting me know that they have fresh mint and it is capable.\n\nWell, I got my 'mojito'. \nMakes me wonder if the bartender was telling me she couldn't make it because of the mint.... or that she COULDN'T make it...... because...... gag.\n\nLast June, I set up a birthday of about 16 for my husband's birthday. I made a reservation at least a week in advance. Waiter / busser would throw the bag of bread on the table, and then hide. They could barely be found. Had to beg for refills.\n\n\nWe have had one great waiter in the 3 years we have been eating there, and that is only because I took my pregnant self and spoke to the manager and complained hardcore. He told me to make a reservation with him, he comp'd our meal, and I'm sure that is why we were treated so nice.
__label__1 We had a reservation on July 4 and we came few minutes early to check in.  Noticed a lot of people waiting and tables empty. We had to wait over  20 minutes to be seated.  Asked hostess what was the hold up she explained they were still seating people that had reservations 20 minutes before ours and the computer tells them who is next.  Got to outside table 108 out there and finally got water 10 minutes while other people seated after us got drinks and bread.  Dinner was ok my husband had seafood and some of the clams were not open sign of bad clam no pasta with dinner they should of not served the non-opened clams daughter's pasta was fine sauce was good, I had lemon chicken and chicken was fatty. Asked for bread sticks never got them.  Also outside there were steamers and they were so overpowering we couldn't see and my daughter got really wet.
__label__1 Had a sub par experience for a simple birthday dinner for my mom. Not sure why we had a so so time because we were the only people in the restaurant at 430pm. Started with the calamari which had too much breading so I could barely taste the good quality squid. For main course it was risotto Milanese which was amazing. So this is when the service got weird, I told them ahead of time is was a bday dinner so I was expecting a simple ice cream or whatever but instead we got tiramisu-but I had ordered that for myself not for my mom. So remember to order ALL your desserts not what you think your going to get just because it's someone's bday. And to top it off I didn't get my doggie bag of my unfinished risotto, I think they tossed it even though the waiter specifically said he was having it bagged up. I guess he was more interested in checking us out rather than making sure we were being taken care of. So I doubt I will come back here ever again.  Two stars because of the service, would have been four because the food was decent but these days service is 50% of the experience.
__label__4 Ventanto is one of my favorite dining out spots. The view is breath-taking and the staff is all so nice and accommodating. The food is always fresh and the portions are huge. I never leave Ventano without a doggie bag.\n\nI recommend the Shrimp on a Stone and the greens salad to start. As for entree, I can never decide on whether the Lasagna, chicken Piccata or Ventano Spendini are my favorites. \n\nSave room for dessert~!!! They have wonderful desserts. I love the cannoli. YUM\n\nI have been there many times since they opened and I have never had a bad meal. We were there the other night and it was great as usual...and we will be back again~!!!!
__label__4 Went to Ventanos because a friend recommended it and we loved it! The wine was excellent, the bread had a good flavor, the food was delicious, and the view was amazing! I can't remember our server's name but he was terrific. No complaints on this place. The decor and ambiance was warm and inviting and my date loved the place too.
__label__1 I started looking through yelp for a great italian place to take my wife for mothers day since she loves italian and we rarely eat it when we go out because I am not a fan but after checking out the reviews I decided that we would try Ventanos, I decided to hop on open table and make a reservation for 4 for mothers day. I was pretty excited to take her here because of all the hype that I had read, It is unfortunate that it did not live up to it. Let me explain. \n\nWe walked in and let the lady working the door know we had reservations and she says no problem let me see what we can do. After a minute or so she asked us to step to the side and sit in a oddly place booth by the front door while we wait. This may seem nit picky but it seems it would be a much nicer sitting/waiting area without the table.. Anyways, we then waited there for between 10 and 15 minutes while watching them seat other parties of 4 or more while we just sat there.. Another lady who I am assuming is a manager or owner was walking around checking on the place and helped clear a table that is on a raised area right when you walk in and then came and seated us. I can deal with waiting to be seated, yes it is irritating when you make a reservation just to find yourself waiting. \n\nOnce we were seated it took quite a while for the server to even come to the table to offer drinks or even say hello. All while I am overhearing the older couple sitting right behind us praise who I am assuming was the manager about how awesome his service was. Once we finally ordered our drinks the next thing that caught me off guard was when he walked by and set a brown bag with bread sticks in it on our table. Now, I don't know if that is the regular procedure and if it is, in our opinion which may not mean too much it is very tacky to come to a restaurant selling $25-$30 entree's and be handed a greasy brown bag with bread sticks in it.. \n\nSo, now that my kids have breadsticks and are happy that they have some food we are now ready to order and again we waited for an extended amount of time to order and every drink on our table went completely empty. The waiter then came over and we ordered. My son ordered a pizza, my daughter got the alfredo  my wife got the veal marsala and I ordered Filipino chicken adobo... I know that sounds odd but I guess the chef is filipino and has this on the menu. Once the food came I thought it would be the saving grace. My daughters fetticini was grainy but everything else was good, but the part that was odd to me is that the Filipino Adobo dish was by far the best dish at our table... To the point that my wife, the italian food lover took my adobo sauce and put it on her noodles from the marsala because she said the sauce was just ok. \n\nSo now we fight the battle of paying the bill, the server came back with the check quite a while after we had finished and I tried to get my card to him quickly and unfortunately he walked away before I could hand it to him so I looked at the bill. $83 for 4 of us with 2 of them being kids.. Kids drinks at a $3 price point each was a little excessive and I although the food was ok it was definitely not worth the $25-$30 price range that is being charged. We sat again for another 25 minutes exactly (yes, we timed it) before the server came back to take our check. Once we paid we filled out the feedback card which I highly doubt made it to management, nobody is going to hand their boss something that says, well the food was just okay and your service was absolutely horrendous. \n\nI personally cannot stiff anyone, and this was the first time in my life that I wanted to walk out without leaving any tip. No drink refills and an $83 lunch that took from 12:45 when we walked in the door until 2:50 when we walked out is crazy, I could only imagine if every server in that place was that slow and non attentive they would seat only 4-8 parties at that table all day with an average 2 hour meal time.  I wanted to like this place because the location is great but the bottom line is that even if the food was just ok and not great and they had stellar service I would come back over and over again but with the food being just ok and the service being horrible I know that I will not go out of my way to go back or recommend anyone to go there.
__label__4 I can't say enough!  We were in Las Vegas on vacation and left the strip on a whim, overwhelmed with the pricey, under appealing food.  We happened upon Ventano's through an internet search and could not have been more pleased.  From the moment we walked in the place was amazing.  Danielle took fantastic care of us and the entire staff worked together to make the experience phenomenal. When we arrived we noted the fantastic view of the strip and the potential sunset.  The staff worked as a team to make sure that the sun was never a bother and in a single synchronized effort made sure that pall of the blinds were open for the diners to enjoy the majesty of sunset.  Add to that the delicious food and completely reasonable prices and I am not sure why there was not a line out the door. \n\nIf I lived in Henderson I would be a regular for sure.\n\nAgain, thank you so much for the special attention and for a wonderful evening.
__label__3 Next time you're in Vegas, do yourself a favor and see a show at The Pearl!  We saw Tool here on their final show of their tour...it was absolutely mindblowing.  Small Venue...there really isn't a bad seat in the house and as mentioned from others, the acoustics are amazing.  My only complaint was that I just happened to sit next to two chain-smokers...but they were super drunk, got into a lover's quarrel and left halfway through the concert ....so, yay!
__label__4 The Pearl has been the home to annual AVN Awards for the past two years and its a welcome change from its previous home at the Mandalay Bay.  Most recently, I was in town and took the opportunity to see \"Pauly Shore's Vegas is my Oyster\", which has its own review for those interested.\n\nThe venue is inside the trendy Palms Resort and hosts all types of events including concerts, comedy shows, and other entertainers in between.  Once passing through the theater entrance and security from the casino level, you take an odd journey down a few flight of stairs down to the theater.  Once you fin your section, you'll be amazed at how well designed the venue is.  The Maloof brothers spared no expense and made quite possibly the best venue I've seen for music and entertainment.  The theater is intimate, yet spacious, but welcoming all at the same time.\n\nThe seats are of generous size, but larger fellows will have to be a little cramped, as with everything.  I can't comment on floor seating, but I've heard its the typical folding chairs, which is a little cheap, in my opinion.  Nevertheless, once the show began, we were able to move around as it was nowhere near sold out and I realized there is absolutely no bad seat at the Pearl.  The bits of the show that played music sounded amazing and further proves how well designed the venue was made.\n\nIf I had to complain about anything it would be drink prices, $9 for a beer, but in all honesty, that's standard fare at all entertainment outings.  I've seen my fare share of venues in San Francisco and Los Angeles and the Pearl is top-notch and quite possible the best.  Kudos to the Palms Resort and the Maloof brothers.
__label__3 Saw K.D. Lang here a few months back.  Very easy to review the venue.  Too much cement in the interiors, big but not too big theater ensuring great seats for all, and top notch venue sound.\n\nThe only drawback and this is a BIG DRAWBACK:  the night we attended quality folding seats were installed where I guess a dance floor typically is.  These folding seats had proper cushioning and we plenty comfortable to sit in, but --\n\n-- the seats were WAY TOO CLOSE TOGETHER.  Like LAWSUIT close.  I paid to be in the eight row (Yay!) but person to my left and to my right were thigh to thigh, shoulder to shoulder, and none of us were fat.  People in these rows soon figured out that if you but your arm around your significant other this allowed enough room to not be touching the shoulders of strangers.\n\nThis isn't about cooties, lol.   When you're seated that close you can't applaud the artist without hitting the people next to you.  I'm not kidding.  It's THAT close.\n\nHad Lang not been so riveting I'd have demanded a partial refund from the box office.
__label__2 I went to see Jeff Tracta at The Pearl last Sunday.  I've been here for several concerts but I never reviewed the place before.\n\nI give it 3 stars because of the layout.  If you're on the floor, you need to walk down several sets of stairs.  Floor seats are generally the most accessible but not at the Pearl.\n\nThere are also several little offset places where there's only one way in and out which makes for a backup of people trying to leave at the end of a concert.\n\nThe sound is good, but the folding chairs are close to each other--in fact attached to each other by plastic slip ties which are de rigueur for some venues in this town.  So, while The Pearl has some good entertainment, it's simply OK.
__label__4 This is an awesome venue!  I came here in April to see Garbage and the show was outstanding!  Every seat is a good one, the venue is small and intimate but not too small.  The drinks are a bit pricey but its Vegas.  The bathrooms were very clean and organized.
__label__2 Visiting the Playboy Club courtesy of our visit from Moon, we had heard a lot about this place...how you have to pay cover to gamble here, etc.  \n\nComing down the escalator and through the first bar, you enter the gambling pit.  Blackjack tables with a minimum of $200 were the first things we spotted on the left.  (Don't worry, there's an ATM right by the pit to help you out should you run out of cash!)  It wasn't that crowded for a Saturday night, a few guys on each table and a couple of tables with no players.  (I felt sorry for these bunnies with no one for them to deal to!)  On the right are more tables and a roulette table with a $25 minimum.  Walking down the center, you get to this area with booths and VIP groups I guess.  And along the back are slot machines(!) and another bar.  On one side of the wall are old movies/videos running of the Playboy enterprise throughout the years.  There's some decent music playing, but you're probably spend more time checking out the bunnies than anyone else.  Of course, it's a sausage fest in here with a few random girls here and there.  \n\nAt least I can say I've been to the Playboy Club at the Palms.
__label__4 I came here last night with a bunch of my bf's colleagues.  They had the outside area reserved and there were bottles of tequila at the tables.  Yeah....drink all day by the pool, followed  by drinks a party at Mandalay and then add tequila.\n\nSorry Liver!
__label__1 Is it a club or a casino?  Gaming on the floor and at the bar.  Make a choice - what are you?\n\nBartenders and servers had nothing to hurry or be prompt about, and the \"scene\" was definitely not for me.  I feel bad for the women who have to wear those outfits to scurry around serving drinks.  The crowd was pretty full of themselves, and didn't have much reason to be.\n\nThe view was nice from above, but aside from that, Playboy club was nothing great - it certainly felt better about itself than it should have.  Sidenote - I did enjoy having a few more places to lean than some of the other clubs.
__label__1 It's not a nightclub it's a small casino w/ really dim/dark lighting and boring crowd!.Music was good but a tiny cheap,empty looking dance floor.felt like i was in a home library..i just wanted to fall asleep!.Anyways we left after 15 boring minutes and went to ghostbar which was way livelier.
__label__3 Had a great time here.  The girlfriend and I bought a pass to get into all the places at the Palms and this was our favorite.  If you're worried about girls wearing next to nothing the playboy outfit covers more then most go-go dancers.  It was much easier to find a seat then Ghostbar.  You can sit at the slots and not gamble!  It was less crowded then Moon, and just all around better than Rain.\n\nAlso, people watching here is amazing.  Watching all the guys hit on the bunnies and then all the girls eyeballing the bunnies is so fun.  If you go MAKE SURE YOU GO TO WWW.JACKCOLTON.COM and take advantage of his direct contacts.  I paid $60 to get into all the bars, and it was free for the girlfriend.  On top of that we got to go to the VIP lines which were actually a lot shorter then I thought they were going to be. \n\nThe drinks are spendy, but the same as any other hot las vegas spot.  A Miller Lite and a rail vodka lemonade was $20.
__label__0 Although ALL D & D  market Tropicana as \"Fresh Orange Juice\" Yelp's management has decided that I could only warn fellow Yelpers about the one store that I had been to ..... and deleted the other reviews.\n\nFine, when I  find the time I'll check out each one in turn and report on them- unless other Yelpers ask the store they go to what \"Fresh\" Oj means. \n\n8^P
__label__3 There is a special place in my heart for Dean & Deluca. This location is nestled close to my family's home so I come here pretty often with my mom.\n\nAt times can be pricey but you're in a D&D... \n\nAt the deli I usually split the turkey sandwich with avocado and alfalfa sprouts (HUGE) and split one of their salads too...heaven!\n\nSit on the patio and enjoy the beautiful Charlotte weather.
__label__2 ...and the party keeps going....I think I went to Tao Beach on a Friday? hhhmmm either way I was hung over, delusional, disoriented but either way ready to party more. We got to the party around noon. Tell the guy at check-in your a Vegas resident....he let us in free that way. \n\nOkay the party is in the corner in this little ass area....wtf? Booty and boobs everywhere!!!!! To the left, to the right...up ahead, in your face....hot damn turn around booty there tooo! Super crowded but somehow it was not that bad...gives you a reason to touch some hot guys abs or round booty. ha!\n\nDrinks were tasty though. I give that a thumbs up! By 4pm everyone was a drunken hot mess. RED people everywhere...I was not feeling the music at all..but it was def the spot to meet people and make plans for later in the evening.\n\nUnless you get an overpriced cabana, do not attempt to recover from the festivities of the previous night at Tao Beach. No bueno.
__label__2 Waaaay too crowded and smelled like a broken septic tank in the back corner.  I was there over Memorial Day weekend so I should have expected the crowd but they got greedy and tried to pack too many people into the TAO Beach part of the club.  \n\nI didn't even attempt to order a drink at one of the bars because it was easily going to take 20 minutes and that is only because I'm pretty tall and have a knack for working my way to the front of the bar (in the most gentlemanly way possible ladies).  \n\nOne highlight was that I didn't have to wait in line to get into TAO Beach.  I managed to talk my way in by telling the bouncer that I had a box and the VIP host told me we wouldn't have to wait in line.  Maybe that is true or maybe I'm just that good.  I'd like to think I'm just that good.  \n\nI would like to check TAO Beach out on a night that isn't so crazy in Vegas because the club looked great and had an awesome atmosphere.
__label__2 Wow, wall-to-wall people.  I loved seeing all the different types of people here.  Women of every size and shape rocking their bikinis!  \n\n I think if you have a table/cabana, this might be fun to lounge but it's too packed to feel like a pool party. It felt like Bourbon Street on Mardi Gras with a lot less clothing. \n\nI had a good time but not sure how I'd feel if I had to pay for it.
__label__0 Just like the club, TAO Beach is waayyyy overrated.  Sure, the girls get in for free, but the boys have to pay $20.  I have to admit that when I first came here, I was super excited!  The music that can be heard from outside the place was awesome! If you like top 40 music mixed with electropop then this place provides.  The thing is..you seriously don't need to be in this place to hear the great music.  It can be heard from the regular Venetian pool that's right next to it bc it's so freaking loud.  Plus you have more room to swim, let alone walk around, cuz TAO Beach is so DINKY! Unless you have a cabana or whatever, this place isn't worth going to.  My friends and I were seriously in and out.  We got a cool bracelet though! Hahah.  That's really the only thing I would go there for- the novelty bracelet (sad huh? ahah).  \n\nBasically, everything's the same for TAO (club).  Small, crowded, and stinkin' overrated. Sorry guys but usually first time noobies (i.e. just turned 21 year olds) hit this place up and will soon realize what a sucky place it is.  On the plus side, there are hot naked girls in the tubs inside the club! Other than that, blah to everything TAO.
__label__2 This is a really fun pool party to go to on Sundays because of their open bar from 1-3.  They're really generous with their vodka.  Everytime I go there, I always get a good buzz on.  I normally get a cranberry vodka, so they'll pour half a glass of vodka and the rest cranberry and pineapple.  They DJ's great.  The only thing I didn't like about TAO beach is the actual pool.  It's not very clean.  There are other pools on the strip that are alot cleaner.  Other than that, TAO beach is always a good time!  Also includes lots and lots of fun eye candy too ;)
__label__1 So all this hype about Tao Beach... Got there, it was nothing like I imagined. It looked liked kiddie pools compared to the other places. \n\nIt was free cover for girls, and open bar (well drinks) until a certain time, so I can't complain. But for the guys that do have to pay cover, I think you would find it more worth it to pay cover to the other pools like Wet Republic and such.  Less cramped, and probably nicer pools too.
__label__2 10.16.10\n\nCome early to snag a spot, if you can get up in time.\n\nCrowd with nice bods ready to party under the sun.\n\nCouldn't stay too long as I get claustrophobic, though...
__label__4 My aunt decided to treat me to Tao Beach for my 21st Birthday. It was basically my first 'lounge' experience and I couldn't feel more privileged enough that it started on a luxurious note. We went in on a boiling August day and weren't asked for a fee upon entering which relieved me a little, apparently it was only because my aunt reserved a couple of cabanas for the both of us. They're expensiveee! For us to get a chance to spend the day there, we were charged with a minimum food purchase of $100. \n\nTheir chicken skewers were the bomb. served in small portion, we chucked it down pretty fast. After that, I was given my first drink - a strawberry mojito and I must say, it was prettttyyyy good! We were provided with a pretty biiig bottle of ice just in case the alcohol gets too strong, we'd just douse it in. Music was great, not as loud as a club and the place encouraged a vibrant social atmosphere. great for a little girltalk and bonding time. Chill, classy and soo high-end. Will definitely go back once I can afford it.
__label__2 What's up with day clubs in Vegas? I don't get the hype. I guess it's just a good excuse to wear as little as possible, check people out in bikinis and drink all while standing around a kiddie sized pool. \n\nThe size of the pool here is ridiculous. It's tiny and everyone just stands around it or sits by the edge to dip their feet. SCREW it..my friends and I went right in. (Don't try to bring your drink into the water...this guy with an orange whistle will come blowing it repeatedly until he gets your attention and yells at you to take it out of the water). Unbelievable....\n\nThey have a great marketing plan here because there is NO WHERE to stand around if you don't have a table/cabana. They'll smirk at you when you refuse the table/cabana service outside...then laugh when you come back to them asking for one after checking out the scene. They have tables with minimum $200 drink/food purchase..but you'll end up paying more because of service and table fees. pssh! Lame. \n\nThere's a jacuzzi on the side with pretty strong jets that were nice to sit by, but the water was just too hot for the desert. You can't sit in there too long. \n\nOverall, I had a fun time because of the people I was with, not so much thanks to Tao Beach.
__label__1 It was my first time at TAO beach and I must admit, I was VERY disappointed! The music that they played wasn't as hyped up as it was supposed to be, it smelled like poo the whole entire time, and there weren't a lot of good looking people around! A lot of people there looked like hot messes; it's definitely something you see straight out of Jersey Shore! Plus, the pool is so small; I am a tiny girl and even I had a hard time trying to squeeze in!\n\nHowever, regardless of TAO beach, what I can tell you fellow Yelpers is to check pool/tanning area outside TAO. People out there are much more friendly, compared to TAO beach, and plus it's more classier! If you are the type that wished that they were a part of the TAO beach party because of the loud hype, you can certainly still party out in the pool area if you are tipsy because it's VEGAS.
__label__1 MEH MEH MEH. This place was just meh. \n\nThe only reason I didn't give this place one star was because my guy friend got in here for free so that's +1 for that. Venue wise....this place is SO SMALL! WHERE'S THE DANCEFLOOR?! COME ON!! Then, there are the creepers...my friends and I were people watching and saw a bunch of creepy old guys hitting and checking out these girls. Then, same creepy guys hollered at some of the girls and the girls were not having it. That was pretty funny. Other than that, music was meh - they only started playing the good stuff when we decided to leave, venue - SMALL, pool - SMALL AND CROWDED...overall, DISAPPOINTING!
__label__2 I've had pretty bad experiences going to TAO Nightclub. Reason being that the place likes to pack it all the time with no room to dance and no room to walk around because you're bound to bump into people. TAO Beach was no different. Small pool area and they packed this place also with no room to hang out. Luckily it wasn't a big event here at TAO even though we were on the guest list and had to arrive before 11am in order to get a purple wristband. For what though? Men weren't given free drinks from 1pm - 2pm. Only the women were able to get free drinks. We didn't know and some of us ended up paying and some of us didn't. \n\nHowever, day clubs are usually fun no matter what and even though I came here with low expectations which I'm glad I did, I ended up having a good time here. Music, drinks and people hitting the beach balls at each other made it a good time. Even if the water became cloudy after a while when the pool got packed. Main pool was packed as well as the smaller one towards the back of the area. Locker room proved useful but be sure to chip in with friends to make it worth useful as $20 is too much for one couple. If you didn't reserve to get a chair or a cabana, this is not the place to go to if you want to relax unless you're thinking of just staying in the pool the whole time. Just make sure you get there early to get a spot in the pool. If you don't have space, you're better off going outside of TAO Beach and just relaxing at the bigger pool area outside.
__label__1 We came here for for a pool party on Vegas on the Rocks weekend.  It was crazy busy.  You could barely move.  $20 cover to get in. They tables were very expensive to rent and had a very large minimum purchase which I know is to be expected).  If you did not rent a table, there was no seating.  They did not allow any outside drinks--even closed bottled water--you were searched and they were taken.  \n\nPros:\nOpen bar (free) during certain hours\nLimited menu offered\nDunk a ChipNDale\nFree snacks (popcorn, snow cones)\nGreat DJ\n\nCons:\nToo crowded\nNo where to sit\nNo open tables\nVery expensive\nSmall pool\nVery small space
__label__1 \"If it isn't you giving us your money, it's somebody else, so keep it moving...\"\n\nThat is the attitude that I picked up from the staff here at Tao Beach.  While standing right in front of the cashier waiting to pay my entrance fee she thought a text to a friend was more important than even acknowledging me or processing my credit card.  This would never have occurred next door at Wynn/Encore.  While I know and understand that the staff has to deal with out of control drunk kids they could have been a bit more professional and courteous, especially the young lady I speak of above.\n\nOnce inside the pool is tiny and the space is extremely tight and crowded.  I will say the DJ spins an incredible track and has some great mixes, but other than that if you're looking for a day party at the pool head North to Encore Beach Club and avoid this place.  Not impressed.
__label__1 Came here with the BF last year with one of those VIP tickets.  TAO Beach itself is pretty small and packed.  There's nowhere to stand and trying to get drinks is horrendous. People pushing you as if they were giving out free drinks or something.\nWe actually enjoyed the other part of the pool area better. Plus, you can still hear the music from there, so why not?
__label__3 Dear Rose,\n\nI have to be perfectly frank with you. While you are sweet, kind and fun to hang around with I have to admit something, I am in love with your husband. \n\nI know, I know.. I have never even seen his face though I have heard him sensually barking out to you in Chinese, wishing it was me. Tho, most importantly, I hear the music he makes with his wok! The sweet clang and clatter with fire blazing from underneath, your husband is a man of talent. When Im down he knows exactly what to make to help me to feel better. Crab in onion and ginger sauce as part of the number 1 special, only 19.99, is something of a long passionate kiss. The accompanied Green Beans in XO Sauce feel like he is giving me a massage from inside my tummy.. to top it off, 1/2 a roast duck and steamed rice.. oh the joy and bliss someone can bring you!\n\nSo Rose.. please understand when I say these things.. I know you work just as hard as he does but he is something of a mysterious person.. I would gladly fetch his slippers.\n\nLove,\nFoodiebear\n\nPS.. Wahsun rocks my world!
__label__3 Any good Chinese restaurant will have 2 menus - the \"americanized\" one and the \"authentic\" one.  The owner of this place will give you the \"American\" one if she doesn't know you.  I can't comment on this menu since I have never ordered anything off of it.  Enter the \"authentic\" menu.  I have no idea what \"Wahsun\" means, but I think it should mean \"the magic wok\".  There is an exceptional smokey flavor to all of the dishes that are stir fried at this place.  I sometimes wonder if there is a  flavoring ingredient called special-smokey-flavored-wok-crack that just keeps me going back for more.  I experienced possibly the best lo mein outside of NYC which is quite phenomenal for this part of Phoenix.  It had a very authentic flavor, all dente, almost crisp egg noodles with the perfect mix of Chinese greens.   The walnut shrimp (w/mayo) was a dish I haven't seen in a few years and was done very very well.  We also ordered the steamed whole fish flounder which was just ok.  They can also put things together that are not on the menu.  On my first visit, I asked for chicken and chinese broccoli and they hooked it up.  \n\nOf note, this place is cash only.  Don't expect anything more than hole-in-the-wall decor -  fully clad with sticky lazy-susans which just makes me love this place even more!
__label__2 Not much to say. Very typical type of spot. Nice look and feel. Decent food. Didnt blow me away, but maybe that is because I didnt try their famous pizza. \n\nI'll update the next time I am out there, but that is only if I actually feel like going back. I recommend it more as a spot to fit a bunch of friends who want to grab some cold ones and some grub while watching the games.
__label__2 Good chain. Pretty fast. The deep dish pizzas aren't really deep dish like Chicago (saucy and soupy) more like a pan crust pizza from pizza hut but still pretty good to eat and definitely better than the average Chicago want to be. Haven't had the beer here but they have a great happy hour around 5. \n\nBiggest recommendation would be to order the world famous pizzuki, a giant cookie in a skillet covered in ice cream. Wow.
__label__1 ***** Service: Our server was great. I wish I could remember his name - he is a young Hispanic kid with a faux-hawk. Seriously, excellent server.\n\n**** Kids: The menu is great, with several options for kids. All kids items are $5.99, which includes a main dish, side dish, and a drink.  The only problem I found is that if you have a child who needs a high-chair your wait will be longer because of the lack of tables - their booths are not designed to have a high-chair on the outside.\n\n* Food: It is just not very good. My wife got the jalapeno burger and was not impressed, which is saying a lot because she is not very picky when it comes to burgers. I got the Cajun pasta with shrimp and, while the flavor was okay, the pasta was terrible.  At least half of the noodles were stuck together in groups of 2,3,4 and more! Obviously, this makes for some crunchy, impossible-to-eat pasta.  How hard is it to cook fettuccine noodles? It was like someone stuck them in a too-small pot and just left them there for 6-8 minutes and then tossed them on a plate.\n\nConclusion: Unless you are just looking for a place to get a drink and watch a game, go elsewhere.  There are probably 20 other restaurants within a 2-minute walk of this place, most of which will be a better food experience.
__label__0 Blown away at horrible my experience!  I'll keep it short as I don't want to waste any more of my time in this place.  I took my wife and her parents and we went on a Sat afternoon - busy but not incredibly busy.  What went wrong??  .....ordered a bowl of soup and received a cup (without soup crackers).  I had to track down server and tell him.  He said he would bring another cup...it never came.  I ordered the grilled chicken sandwich and it came out with LESS THAN ROOM TEMP fries.  If that wasn't enough...the grilled sourdough from the sandwich was COLD!!  Needless to say, I provided feedback, did not accept any other food or compensation and will NEVER return!  Even though I can't stand Denny's I would have rather eaten there!!!  YUCK! Save your money and avoid this place!
__label__4 This place is huge and cheap. You can sign up for $22 a month, but if you want a personal trainer or other perks then you can join for $31 a month. I haven't been to 24 Hour Fitness or anywhere else, but I doubt you would get a better deal. \n\nLike I said, this place is huge. You have a downstairs area which has free weights and machines and then another area for cardio machines. There is also a food stand in the middle. Then the upstairs has a two lane track and another weight machine area and more cardio machines. \n\nI go during the early morning so it's rarely busy. It does start to pick up at around 7 or so if that's an issue and it was busy on Monday. I have done some research before joining and heard this was more of a social club than other places, but I don't notice this as much as it was suggested. For the most part, people use the machines and walk or run the track without being all social and hogging all of the machines when they're not using them. Maybe this is because I go during the morning though. \n\nOverall a great place to work out.
__label__0 I moved out of state 3 months ago. I informed LVAC by submitting my cancellation material and never heard a response. They sent me a bill pleading me to continue my membership at MY NEW OUT OF STATE ADDRESS, and when I called to let them know I had never heard anything and was still being charged, they told me \"too bad, you have to pay $50 to cancel and pay off your remaining balance.\" so I am paying off a gym membership I haven't used now in months, I have no idea what happened to the material I sent, and they won't work with you on cancellation. HUGE WASTE OF MONEY. Go somewhere that doesn't have a contract. That was my mistake.
__label__4 My BF and I went to Black Bear for the first time yesterday based on reviews I had read. The prices seemed just a bit high but every single bit of the the food was delicious. We tried the breakfast menu, but definitely want to go back for lunch or dinner.\n\nI was in the mood to try a bit of everything, so I actually got 2 orders from the \"small\" section. A small cinnamon roll French toast, and a small combo plate with 1 egg, 1 sausage link, 1 biscut, and hash browns. It was so good that I ate everything except half the biscuit. And that was because I was simply out of room by them.\n\nThe only slightly problemic thing was that my BF ordered a large orange juice and what he got was more like a small or regular. And he had to ask the waiter for it twice. Yes, the juice was fresh-squeezed, but for $3+ we expected more.
__label__1 Perhaps I expect too much out of a diner. \n\nThey put us in a room that was about 90 degrees. The waitress seemed more fit to be a bartender at the Rouge West than a waitress at a Diner. \n\nThe food was ok, kind of bland and tasteless. I much prefer My Mothers Restaurant for this type of food. \n\nOn the plus side a dude in a bear suit scared the living hell out of a small child, so the trip wasn't a total loss.
__label__0 If your looking for a relaxing day at the Spa, this is not the one.  First of all, the ambiance alone ruins the experience.  The lights are too bright, which encourages people to talk louder and when a quiet calming environment is needed.  The temperature is close to freezing and doesn't promote relaxation of the muscles.  Secondly, the customer service is marginal.  As I went into the spa, I was directed to the relaxation room without being given a tour of the Amenities, a locker, and a robe.  Here I am waiting for my treatment in my street clothes...I finally had to ask one of the workers to give me a locker and a robe.  Granted, I did only get the ultimate pedicure ($100) and a scalp massage ($95); but if I'm throwing down this kind of cash, I do still want to chill in a robe and relax.\n     The scalp massage felt good, but FM radio music was playing and it didn't exactly enhance the experience...and again, it was freezing!  The ultimate pedicure was more like a semi-deluxe pedicure...where the woman wore latex gloves and massaged my legs with extra oils and lotion...something I would've paid 5x less for somewhere else.  \n     This place is not recommended by me at all.  If you're going to pay a premium price for a relaxing day at the spa...my advice is to GO ELSEWHERE!!!!
__label__1 I gave it 2 stars because my massage was good but would have normally given it 1 star.  The facility and amenities were extremely disappointing.  They've updated the casino but did not touch the spa.  The lounge was small with old, uncomfortable seating.  The tiles in the shower were chipping; the door handle to the sauna had duct tape to hold it together; the apples were rotten.  I chose this place because they accept Spafinder certificates but if I use the certificates again, I would rather go to the Paris spa.
__label__0 I was in Vegas for four days.  It was my girlfriend's first visit to America's Playground, and I was hoping to show her a really great Vegas experience.  So, of course we needed to have a spa day!  I hunted around for a good deal and a good spa, and settled on the PH spa.  I had this whole plan to surprise her and everything.  It was hard to get away from her to make the reservation so I txt'd my mother (who was also in Vegas for her own engagements), who made reservations for us (I didn't find out until later, she actually PAID for the massages too!  Yea, she's awesome)\n\nAnyway, I digress. So my elaborate plan is in motion and we venture to the spa, and we still had some drinks in our hands, and as we approached the reception desk we were NOT greeted with a friendly \"Hello!\" or a \"How can we help you?\" NO!  The guy at the desk abruptly says, \"You can't have drinks on the premises.\"  However, his entire demeanor changed as soon as I sad we were checking in.  They accommodated us right away and took us to our respective areas.\n\nWhen I arrived at my locker and found my robe, it was missing the waist tie, and I had to ASK for one. REALLY!?  So our appointments were at 4:00pm, and yes we were early, so I watched the old 27in CRT TV in the lounge which was fine, I guess.  I went back to the locker room desk and noted the time, 4:05pm.  I informed the guy that my massage was supposed to start 5 minutes ago, and he said \"You need to wait in the lounge.\"  Five minutes later, the massage therapist came to get me.\n\nHands down, she was amazing!  We paid for Swedish massage, but I asked if she could do some deep tissue on some areas and she happily obliged. \n\nNow this is the WORST PART.  After my massage, I went to go pay (at this point I had NO IDEA my mother had already paid for them), and they happily took my cash.  It wasn't until 90 minutes later, when I spoke to my mother that she had paid for them.\n\nI went back down to the Spa to find them on the phone trying to call my room (only because my mother had called to ask them WTF happened!)  They were supposed to give us a card and everything when we checked in, and my mother said it best, \"They completely ruined the surprise for you.\"\n\nThey were able to give me my cash back, but my mother is still not pleased with the situation.  I'm going to try and call myself tomorrow, and will update with what transpires.
__label__1 I was not impressed.  My catfish tasted like some aquariums smell.
__label__1 The catfish sucks is hella fishy! The sides where to die for !and the waters are so nice I would go agian for the sides !the drinks are served in like mason jars it is the cutest thing ! Yams and the Mac is something to get !(:
__label__2 Great Asian Store in bad location. Too many homeless' in the parking lot  and by front of store begging for money or cigarettes.
__label__3 Let me start this review by saying that you don't have to be Asian to shop here! A few of my coworkers asked me if I can get some things for them. I asked them why couldn't they get it themselves? They replied with \"We are not Asian and they might treat us differently\". I should of been offended right? Nope. Instead I said, \"They will only treat you different if you act like jerks so don't be one and you'll be ok.\"\n\nSeafood City is similar to 99 Ranch but caters more to the Filipino population. If you have ever eaten at a Filipino restaurant, this is where you will find most if not all the ingredients in all the dishes you eat. \n\nI come here for all sorts of things like different flavored chips, nuts, biscuits, crackers, etc. Drinks like coconut juice. mango juice, calamansi juice, etc. \n\nBasically, a lot of items you just cant find at your basic Smith's or Albertsons. What is also great is the location of this place. If you get hungry there is a Chow King and a Jollibee just right in front where you enter.\n\nThe layout of their place is nice also. All the way to the right you have all your vegetables. All the way to the back you have all your refrigerated items. All the way to the left are all the seafood/meat items along with the frozen section. In between you have all the aisles with all the little things I mentioned in my 3rd paragraph.\n\nService is actually above average. They usually have enough people on registers so that long lines are virtually non existent. Most of the time each cashier has their own assistant that bags all the merchandise you just bought. \n\nSo for those non Asians, just relax and shop just like you would at any other supermarket. Sometimes its ok to shop somewhere different. You never know, you just might find something you really like here.
__label__2 I love how they have everything you need that's from the Philippines and other asian countries.  They also have 2 restaurants for you to eat.  One is Jollibee and the other is Chow King.  The both are good.  The only reason why I gave 3 stars is because it's really crowded.   I wish they would make this place a little bigger like the Boulevard Mall.   The best time to come here is in the mornings not as crowded.
__label__1 I call this place Ghetto Mart. It smells like rancid grease and salmonella. But there have a been a few times (a few and only a few) where I needed laundry soap, or syrup or something. I would never buy produce here for any reason. Prices are expensive too. \n\nTempe is in desperate need of a grocery store. (Fresh and Easy, are you listening!) Ghetto Mart, I mean Rollins Market, is not the answer. You're better off making the trip a few miles south to a real grocery store.
__label__0 What a shit hole!\nIf you are thinking about going here - STOP.\nThis place makes me want to take up smoking so I can subdue my appetite. It's dirty, the food is of questionable quality.\n\nPlease stop giving your money to this place.
__label__2 Been here twice sat in the outside area for happy hour the street tacos are good nothing amazing but for the price definitely a good snack and not bad. margaritas are definitely to sweet for me but that's not my field I'm a beer guy and they only have one beer on tap blue moon which is a little disappointing but I don't mind it those are a good deal as well. both servers I've had there were very good and the food was quick as well. It was a little annoying that the bartender went around and changed every single tv to Monday night football (an hour before the game was starting) after my server was nice enough to put on the basketball game I wanted to watch and he came over and changed it to the Monday night football pregame (with no sound mind you and not many people in the outdoor dining area) and followed it up by saying \"you weren't watching that were you im putting on Monday night football\" well now I'm obviously not... Not a huge deal obviously but I didn't see the need for the Monday night football pregame on all 15 tvs especially since I was the only one in the vicinity of this one. Just a little tidbit there but in terms of service and food you can't go wrong with this place
__label__2 We had dinner last night at Zio and overall I wasn't very impressed.\n\nWe started with bread which was nice and crusty but was served with  cold sauce ...heated up would have been much tastier. \n\nOur server took our order but wasn't very friendly - and apparently forgetful. Five minutes later another server asked us what our entrees were again. I ordered a salad with my meal ,but eventually it became clear she forgot to bring it out. When I asked her about it again, she goes \"oh you wanted it in the beginning? - it's ready now its just sitting back there.\" No, I want my caesar to sit back there sopped in dressing so the romaine becomes wilted. She then brought out my salad and meal together ...but my roommates salad was brought out shortly after. If it is a meatless salad there really isn't an excuse not to bring them out together. \n\n\nMy salad was good -the dressing was clearly homemade, and the lettuce luckily still crisp. My roommate also liked her salad. My pasta dish (which was a special), tasted just ok. I am picky when it comes to good italian, but I felt that the tomato cream sauce was watery and the dish seemed more like something from a chain like TGI Fridays (covered in un-melted cheese  - veggies cut very small - sparce ingriedients that didn't seem to be high quality). \n\n\nThe meal was big and the price was fairly inexpensive ($16 for salad and pasta dish). - 1 star for lackluster entree -1 star for poor service.
__label__1 Worst tapas for the price. Ever. I think we paid $8 for two of the tiniest dumplings with barely any filling. We reasoned that the olives, for $5, were the only fairly priced dish. And it's not that we're against high priced food, not at all, it's just what you're getting for that price... which is the worst pita bread that you could get at a restaurant that claims to be serving freshly prepared food (it was likely purchased from the Southside Giant Eagle).\n\nWhat hurts even more: the cocktail menu. We were shocked and offended to find a martini (a proper gin and vermouth martini) called a \"stuffed up\" - it's bad enough the add martini to drink names that have no right being called a martini, but to call a martini anything other than a martini is outrageous. They mutilated the classics like mojitos and tom collins and made them $10. The $10 tomato juice and tomato vodka that I got was delicious, but I felt that the price gouging on both food and drinks was highly... aghhh! Just don't go.\n\nI was also kind of taken aback that the waitress asked the standard \"have you been here before\" spiel that you'll usually get a national chain. YES we know what tapas are, stop pretending like you invented some kind of new cuisine that needs to be explained to us.\n\nNice atmosphere and nice people, but go somewhere else. Like Ibiza.
__label__2 Originally, my friends and I went to the Rio so we could go to the Carnival World Buffet. When we were in line though, the line was pretty long, and half of our group didn't feel up for buffet. So we went over to the All-American Bar & Grille.\n\nService was pretty slow here. It took awhile to get our server's attention. The food was decent here. I don't eat beef, and unfortunately, they don't have veggie patties here.\n\nI ended up getting the guacamole, jack cheese, and chili peppers chicken sandwich. The sandwich was pretty darn good, very heavy, and very filling. I also liked how their fries are a variety - regular, criscut, and curly. When we got our order, I finally understood what the special AAB&G fries were. (I'm sure it explains it on the menu, but I was too lazy to read).\n\nOverall, decent restaurant. Service could have been a bit better, but if you're looking for a filling, good burger, this is a good place to go.
__label__3 Great burgers, waffle fries, and quick service. Much better then I expected and they have a good dinner menu and late nite burger menu also. \n\nPlus you can play keno at your table!!!
__label__3 Yes it is a little over priced, but the food is huge portions, so go in looking to share, and tastes amazing. \nWent in last week for my birthday.\nI had the  chicken and it was huge, cooked perfectly with lots of veggies and mashed potatoes.  I have celiacs and they helped me out with making sure my dish was gluten free.  I was happy.  \nHusband had a burger, per usual.\nHe had a beer while I had a cocktail.  Pricing wasn't too bad, because let's be honest I've paid much more for far less and much worse.\nService was just ok, a little slow.  \nBut I'd recommend and I'd come back
__label__2 Food was very good I would give 5 but the service was poor, the waitress didn't know anything about the restaurant a simple \" what vegetables are in the mixes vegetables\" she could not answer. The chef walked by and I asked the question to him, not only did he answer but also told us they were blanched then roasted. \nService needs help we also didn't receive pur appetizer u ntill 3/4 of the way through dinner when we asked for it and the waitress responded \"oh, yeah\" \"do you still want it?\" ... um we ordered it so yeah.\nOver all I think the food made up for the service, sat down and ordered at 5:55 food was served by 6:15-6:20.
__label__1 Went here for lunch today and it was just so-so.  I ordered half portobella mushroom sandwich and half black and blue salad.  I love salads but this one just wasn't right.  The steak in it was so chewy.  I took it off the salad but then the salad was still warm.  It had grilled onions and mushrooms on it which I find odd.  I think it's weird to have grilled onions in a salad.  Maybe it's me but it's just not right.\n\nThe mushroom sandwich was soggy and not very good.  Actually the mushrooms were just fine but putting it together in a sandwich with cheese and red peppers just didn't do it for me.  They do not go together in my opinion. Basically, I found both items odd.\n\nThe server was great and the food came out fast I will give them credit for that.  I have been here a few times and this is not a place that I would volunteer up if someone was asking for suggestions where to eat.\n\nSome people love it and some people don't.
__label__0 Do NOT eat here!!!!! got empanadas and they were SPOILED, SLIMY, GROSS!!! I was so upset, drove back and got my refund!!!! I know they re-use left overs. I will never EVER go back!!! You've been WARNED!!!!
__label__0 This \"grooming center\" is an ok place. I have been there twice for their haircut special. $25 buys you a miller, hair-cut, hair wash with shampoo, and a neck rub. Which is sounds like a good deal, until you experience it. I made an appointment for 4:30, and got there exactly around 4:31PM, it took them 20 minutes to get me a seat. \n\nI got my beer right after I set on the chair, which is very awkward if you think about it. You have your apron on the hair stylist is staring at you and your one hand has beer mug. It was even more awkward when the hair-stylist decided to give me some time to leave me alone to finish my beer. Imagine a grown man sitting there in that barber's chair with an apron sipping on a cheap beer, while the kid from the next seat over keeps looking at you. I understand that you want to drive men in by offering free beer, but damn who wants to be burpy when someone is cutting your hair. Also, I personally think miller is crap beer, so it didn't add to the grand \"experience\". \n\nThey really messed up my hair but just taking a clipper to the top, which was a miscommunication on both of our ends. I thought that the woman said clip my hair with scissors, and I didn't realize it until we had passed the point of no-return, that she said clipper. Although she did her best to make it look nice,I did look like a Franciscan monk half way through the procedure. \n\nShampoo and massage was good, but anyone can do that. When your main entree is bad, than no one comes back to your restaurant for condiments. Their service needs to improve alot, they are pretending to be old fashioned barber shop, but clearly pit-stop style hair cuts and crap beer won't achieve that. You can tell that barber don't care about best service. Just like many worker in America, they are there for a paycheck for shoddy performance.\n\n$28 (w/ $3 tip) is not a good value for a Franciscan monk hair cut. I can buy a miller, use a clipper, shampoo my hair and use my neighbor's cat to run around my neck and back area for massage for less than $5. \n\nOn a bright side they specialize in hair cutting, not plastic surgery. (1/5)
__label__1 Um... why was this place rated so high? The people here were great and friendly; it appears to be family operated. I do like them. However, the pedicure/manicure was horrible, so bad that I rushed to the Venetian Canyon spa afterward just so I can have them redone immediately. That  was an expensive fix ($85+$15 tip)but at least they did a great job. \n\nFirst off, you don't use acetone to brush out the white tip. It's generally done with one or two clean strokes in the horizontal motion. There should be no bubbles or streaks in the white tip. Second, you shouldn't see white specs in your nails. Thirdly, I came in with my nails in good order; I don't see why I have to leave with worst and uglier nails. I had a bump in both of my nails and they just painted over it. Apparently it would cost $10 per toe to fill with acrylics. After they mess up everything else, I'd pay that somewhere else. Fourthly, filing and cutting your toe nails should not be an ordeal. The nail should be rounded with no chips. I had to have all my nails refiled. Fifthly, the nail colors are old... if you had to add whatever liquid into each color, maybe it's time to buy a new bottle. Lastly, the whole place reeks of acetone. It smells so bad I wished I could hold my breath. How can you even have kids run around in a place that smells like that? \n\nFor $30 + the $30 taxi (roundtrip) to get here, it is so not worth it. My friend was not very happy with her nails as it took literally less than 20 minutes to get her gel set. The top was rough and her nails were square, not rounded. Again for $35, not worth it.
__label__3 Located within a dumpy strip mall across from UNLV, I find myself coming here all the time, and picking up 5 banh mi sandwiches for carryout for $15 total.  The sandwiches are great - I put them in the over to toast up the bread a little and it's absolutely delicious.  It's one of my regular places as a Las Vegas local.  \n\nI have had banh mi in many places, including California and Virginia, which have vibrant Vietnamese communities.  Oddly, the best one out of all of them thus far is here in Vegas.  The bread is fresh and had a nice chewiness to it; the grilled pork sandwiches have pork that don't have too much gristle, and the sandwiches use good vegetables.  The other inferior places I've been to have meager portions of meat, or cost $3.50 and upwards per sandwich, or had bread that I wasn't particularly fond of.  \n\nI did have pho there once, and was disappointed by it; I go to Pho Saigon 8 up on Spring Mountain for my pho needs, but will often come here after a meal there for sandwiches to eat during the course of the week.  I put in my order, and go to the Vons in the same strip mall to finish up some shopping (it's an incredibly ghetto Vons).  \n\nThe decor is pretty lousy, though they have a flat screen tv up.  The service is spotty though I've been there enough times that they recognize me; they're not rude, but they aren't necessarily on top of everything.\n\nCleanliness is average.  The banh mi is prepared in the open area in direct view of anyone, which I like since it can help keep a kitchen honest.  Value is solid because of the high quality of banh mi and reasonable prices.  As said by others, you'll be best off if you stick with the sandwiches.\n\nAlso, avoid the place during UNLV basketball games, cheapskates come out here to park rather than parking at the arena and it makes the entire lot a zoo.
__label__3 Love this vietnamese restaurant! I really enjoy the Pho here.  The noodles are cooked perfectly and the broth is very comforting while packing a lot of flavor.  I can't get a decent bowl of Pho where I live so it's always a nice treat when I come to Vegas and get a taste of this place.\n\nMy most favorite thing about PTH is their sandwiches!!! The last time I went I got the grilled pork & the grilled chicken with pate.  Both were sooo GOOD!  I love the bread that they use.  Yes I like Lee's in the OC but their bread is too hard.  The bread is here light & fluffy, toasted & a great compliment to whichever meat you order.  I really liked their pickled carrots & daikon here, along with the slices of jalapeno inside.  Definitely a keeper in my book.  Plus each sandwich is $2.75!! Talk about dirt cheap.  \n\nI'm full every time I leave & my wallet doesn't yell at me.  Wish I could go here every week!! WAAAAAH!
__label__0 This place has great food but their customer service is very lousy. They were very rude to us from beginning to end especially the guy with one eye and no one seemed to care. Not used to that kind of service and will never go back no matter how good the food is. No one should be treated like that.
__label__0 No, just no. My boyfriend and I came here for a late lunch. He ordered a chicken bahn mi because of the good reviews here and I got a chicken noodle soup. The bahn mi was dry and bland. My noodle soup consisted of a tiny portions of rice noodles and rotisserie chicken. Wtf? Definitely won't return.
__label__2 I got the #11 pho with any desired topping to choose. The beef broth was good! The bowl was large and worth the $8.50! BUT I found 2 strands of hair in it!!!! And another 1 in my mouth.... I didn't want to tell the worker but I should've. The servers were nice and the food was good, so I felt bad if I complained to them.
__label__0 I was contacted by my mortgage company (Seterus) to start the process of refinancing with Quicken Loans. They told me that my loan is in outstanding wonderful standing I could refinance with zero down. So I started the application process, but decided to do some checking around on the web regarding consumer reports. Glad I did!!! They have SO many complaints, 10000's and 1000's of them!!! Scared me to stop the process right there on the spot. But now I get phone calls, emails non-stop. They are relentless. I don't know much about re-finance but when ALL of the complaints are EXACTLY the same, then there is something very fishy going on!! Do your due diligence and look around online before you possibly get hurt by this company.
__label__4 Dr Rusick is awesome! I was having chronic neck and upper back pain when one of my friends referred me to him. After just a few appointments I was feeling much better.  Dr Rusick will listen to what is bothering you and will come up with a plan to help your problem.
__label__0 Dr. Rumman is NOT a helpful doctor, and she doesn't answer all my questions. Her whole attitude at the hospital seemed arrogant and least understanding.
__label__0 I have frequently visited Twice as Nice before they moved when they were located at 43rd ave and Cactus and was always happy with it....until now.  I have purchased clothing and traded clothes there and received a decent credit and gave it to my teenage daughter that had no problem finding something that she liked.  However, today my daughter wanted to go and use the credit that she had from a previous trade and they had moved to 43rd ave and Peoria in the same parking lot as the Ross.  This location is not good and this is the reason I gave them one star.  It was really hot in there, I don't know if the A/C was broken of they just hadn't turned it on yet. There was a huge fan in the back of the store, but they didn't even have it turned on.  The location was dirty looking and smelled like the typical thrift store.  The dressing rooms were even hotter and laking clothing hooks to hang the clothes.   The clothing was not labeled with small, medium or large...only a very few of them had that.  This location was much smaller as well, so the selection was very small.  The staff was friendly, as usual.  The 43rd ave and Cactus location was much larger, with more of a selection and always very clean and smelt really good! Everything was always in its place and labeled and the dressing rooms were nice.  \n\nI don't know how long they have been open at the new location, so maybe they just haven't had the time to get everything up to par, hopefully they will do some extra work and give the location a little bit of \"elbow grease\" to make it more appealing.   I don't understand why they moved, but it wasn't a good choice.  The new location doesn't even have a sign saying who they are.  My daughter did manage to find some clothing while we were there.  Overall, due to ambience of the new location my daughter and I feel that we would not like to return to the new location, which is a shame.  I might wait awhile, return and see if anything has changed for the better.
__label__3 I had a chicken & pesto sandwich that was absolutely delicious.  It had rosated red peppers and sauteed mushrooms.  It was truly satisfying for lunch.\n\nIt was hard to decide on what to have as the menu has a lot to choose from.  It does get very busy at lunch-time during the week, seating can be a challenge.  The staff is very friendly and polite.  Noise level is in the mid to high range but nothiing annoying.\n\nI recommend giiving it a try if you are in the mood for a soup or salad offers more than standard ingredients.
__label__1 Got 2 sandwiches ,one turkey ,one roast beef with Gorgonzola along with a clam chowder's bread for both sandwiches was so hard It was almost a joke.Not much meat either.My Friend wound up throwing hers away.I was starving and ate mine but it was an unejoyable chore to do so.The Soup was fine ,nothing to write home about.Being from Boston I'm spoiled by really good sandwich's was a disappointment and I wont be going back.
__label__4 I recently bought a car from Justice at Plaza Motors. This is right around my sixth time buying a car from a dealership and this was by far the least hassle experience I have ever had! I had originally gone to purchase a car found on their website but it was gone by the time I got there. I explained the type of car I was looking for and Justice showed me another comparable car they had available. I did not buy it the first day but Justice was very friendly, helpful, and professional. I went back two days later and was driving my car home in less than an hour! It really only took that long because we were talking about other things. Great experience, thanks Justice!
__label__3 The lentil soup is the star of this restaurant.  I wish they sold it by the gallon.\n\nYou could say Fattoush is kind of a hole in the wall, which I appreciate in an ethnic restaurant.  The decor is eclectic and seems to embody the spirit of the family owners.  If you expect fancy you may be disappointed, but if you expect a delicious meal at a fair price you'll be headed back for more.\n\nTonight I had the Chicken Shawarma sandwich (seasoned and served in a pita with tomatoes, pickles, and sauce) which, served with soup or salad at $6.95, was a steal.  And the tiny cup of Turkish coffee was just right.\n\nThe service is good and definitely very friendly. \n\nFattoush fits right in on that magical stretch of 19th Ave. between Indian School and Camelback, among so many great diverse food spots.
__label__0 Had a coupon, as I usually do, and decided to get a Monster Taco. All I had to do was buy the drink and taco free!! Cool! I watched as a guy WITHOUT RUBBER GLOVES handled my taco and its ingredients!! He put it in the bag and, there I go!!! I asked the gal who was the cashier,\"Do they not wear gloves when handling tacos?\" She looked around at him then said, \"We wash our hands!\" OK, no more!! Too many other options.
__label__3 I've been to Sauce several times and am always satisfied. I absolutely love the mozzarella, tomato and basil chopped salad. It is always so fresh and delicious. Perhaps I am just simple but their cheese pizza with mozzarella, fontina and basil is my favorite. Their crust is super thin and crunchy and the cheese is melty, salty and delicious. This isn't your normal cheese pizza, the slices melt in your mouth. I don't eat meat but my parents love their sausage pizza and the chicken noodle soup.\nThe iced tea is decent and I enjoy that I can get a bottle of Fat Tire. Staff, although high school aged, are accommodating and friendly.
__label__1 This place is a fast food restaurant.... I just don't understand why their prices don't reflect this. The BF and I went in here last night to get the summer sampler, and we were excited to try this new place for less money. Well what we paid was STILL too much for what we got. We ordered the caprese salad, a pizza with pepperoni and arugula, and two glasses of chardonnay. The caprese salad was not what was expected. Usually it's just basil, tomato, mozz, balsamic, and evoo. This was a salad (like lettuce) with hidden chunks of mozz and tomato in it, as well as some soggy pieces of bread. The mozz was the most flavorless mozz cheese I have had in a long time.... not so good. Otherwise, the salad was a plain old salad, but not what I wanted when I ordered it.... oh well. The pizza came out ridiculously fast. This leads me to believe that they are all sitting back there made and waiting to be shoved in the oven real quick and brought out. Our pizza had some spots that were covered in black burnt crust and some that seemed like they'd barely been in an oven (droopy, chewy, meh tasting). The pizza also lacked a lot of flavor, the sauce was almost non existent in taste, and it could have been a frozen pizza for how it tasted. The wine we got was also not pleasant.... although, chardonnay is not my usual wine, I have had it and this was particularly bad. The people who work there were very friendly, however, so that is a plus. I suppose if you want expensive fast food pizza....come here. For 'italian' style pizza, there are just too many other (good) restaurants in the valley to waste your time here.
__label__3 I'm reviewing both the bookstore and the Starbucks that is located in the store.\n\nThe bookstore is huge, great selection on books, and the people there are very helpful. They have great periodical selections and a good place to just relax and read a good article - even though you should really buy it rather than reading it there. \n\nNow for the Starbucks in the store. \nNote: I'm not really a big Starbucks reviewer, but this one is an exception. \n\nI was there tonight, reading some periodicals on the comfy chair that's laid out throughout the store. I kept hearing the guy behind the counter - Daniel (I asked for his name while ordering a cup of java). Anyway, I was amazed at how great he was interacting with every customer walking up to the counter. He was very friendly, charming, and a great sales guy promoting their Venti size drinks for 25\u00a2 more... great tactic! I fell for it. :) After I ordered my coffee and cookie, I sat there observing his people skills and he was just GREAT! The way he spoke to everyone seemed like he knew who they were and by hearing him, I could just tell he was good at talking to people. \n\nHe did a great job making people's drink quickly and calling the customer by their name when their drinks were ready. \n\n5 Star for Daniel @ Starbucks.
__label__1 They close earlier than most large book retailers, 10pm ... Major bummer for those who like to hit up a bookstore late at night instead if the club! Lol. It seems I usually can't find what I want at this particular location. It's in my area or I'd probably pass on it altogether. This review is location specific. I do love bookstores in general...
__label__2 There's something fun about walking around a room full of books and I love a good audio book for my daily commute. However, what gets me in here is the wifi. Not the cleanest system for wifi, but its free. When I want to use wifi I'm grateful for the wifi.  I'd be happier if it didn't keep booting me out. That criticism in mind, I'm going to have to go 3 stars, even though I love this place and have spent countless hours here and bought a good number of audio books.
__label__3 This is the place where my husband and I get drinks, peruse books, and play games.  It may not be funky or trendy, but it is open regularly (even on Sunday when I grade papers).  The people who work there are really nice.  If they don't have a book, they will offer to order it, and they have a pretty darn good game selection for a big bookstore.  I even got Pandemic there!  \n\nI find it enjoyable to see how many teachers I see!
__label__1 this review is for the \"Ultimate Detail\" which is suppose to include a full interior cleaning, clay bar treatment, buff and wax and engine cleaning. Per their website, you can add on an oil change or engine cleaning  for $25.\n\nMy friend bought me the detail as a thank you for letting her bf and her stay at my house for a few months while their foreclosure house they bought  was in a long drawn-out escrow. \n\nI pull up to the service area for my 9:30am appt. and they had no idea I was coming. Now mind you, it takes 3 weeks during snowbird season to schedule a detail so I am surprised that they are not prepared for the time it takes to do my Ford F-150 . I encounter the service writer first and she tries to tell that the engine detail is not included, I inform her that it is, she insists it is not. We do this for 5-10 minutes and she finally asks someone and then bam-it is suddenly included! Bait and Switch? Who knows...\n\nI also have to point out to her that the truck's factory intake has been replaced with a performance intake and they must be cautious when doing the engine cleaning. She has no idea WTH I am talking about so I ask to see the Detail Manager. He comes out after another 5 minutes, I show him the intake and ask that a bag be placed over the intake and care taken when the engine cleaning gets done. He agrees and then assures me 'I am personally going to make sure this is taken care of perfectly ' referring to the entire detail. He can see that to this point I am not impressed with how this is starting off so he tries to reassure me and I can appreciate that. IF ONLY IT WAS TRUE! \n\nI finish with him and tell the girl to add on the wheel detail as I have been out in the dunes a few times since October. Per website it is suppose to be $25. \n\n\n\nI get to cashier and hand her my ticket , She says \"$40 please\". I am like WTF! I have a prepaid detail certificate and the add-on is $25. She calls the Assistant Manager Mike over and he apologizes and steps away to the manager's office  go correct it within the  computer  system. He come back, apologizes and reassures me the truck is going to look great.Bait and Switch again?!?!?\n\nI leave and get a call at around 2:45 that the truck is done. I get back to Classic at around 4:45 pm, just i time to see them moving the truck out from under the detail area. I stop the guy midway through and have him just pull over. I notice right away wheels wells are full of sandy grit. Oh boy, my worst fears are coming true, a half-ass job. There is tar on running boards, dust on fender flares. I run my hand along the paint  on the hood and also the bed and feel the grit is still adhering to the paint  when it should be smooth like glass. This means they did not do the clay bar treatment at all nor did they polish because that too would remove the grit. I am fuming and thankfully speak spanish. I chew the guy a new one about the various things and he is flabbergasted and does not know what to say. He says talk to his manager. I ask about the engine being clean and he looks at me dumbfounded and tells me he does not if it was done. We pop the hood and thankfully it was done. \n\nI was so mad I decide to wait until the next day for Mike to return as he seemed to be the only one who has a sense of urgency and sincerity for customer service.\n\nI go home and really begin looking at the truck even more and find so many more flaws that  I am again beyond annoyed. ex: I wiped my fingers in the pockets of the doors and the dust coats my fingers. Essentially , I have surmised that what they did was give me their Ultimate Wash not their Ultimate Detail and even that was done poorly. \n\nI return the next day and show Mike all the issues, he is very apologetic and immediately agrees to redo my detail. I plan on rescheduling sometime next week and will post an update. \n\nSo, if you go for a detail there some advice:\n1) If you pay for the higher end detail that has clay bar treatment, check the paint with your bare hand. It should feel like clean glass.  If you feel grains of dirt, they did not clay bar it. \n2) they may sell you the same services at different prices or charge you for services that should have been included. Buyer beware. \n\n\nAs others have noted,the service is just not the same here anymore and it saddens me to see a highly respected business turn into a mediocre one so quickly. No one to blame but managers not holding employees to a certain standard of professionalism and pride. Sad to see it happen once again to a favorite business.
__label__0 I didn't do a good job of reading the reviews on yelp.  My fault.  This place has two profiles,  one with obvious fake reviews, and that was the one I looked at when choosing to come here.   This place is pretty nasty. Is a small space,  so replacing the carpet would cost all of $200 but instead its seriously old and stains all over.. plus,  here is the kicker,  smells like they smoke inside the shop! SMOKE INSIDE THE SHOP! !!Omg! There is a review that says this place is clean,  omg, I had to look around to make sure I was at the same place when I read that.  A child's haircut is $17 (um....Vs barbershop charges $15 and the place is clean and professional). They then changed me $1 to accept my credit card. ..what a joke this place is,  the haircut was Ok.  No,  I will  never ever come back.  How does this place stay in business?  Yuck.
__label__0 Today my little sister was to take her driving test after school, which is a very small time frame between then and when the DMV closes. Her instructor was half an hour late, causing her to miss the time frame to take the driving test. He then LEFT HER THERE while she was getting her picture taken and make the necessary payments. He didn't say a word, didn't tell her he was leaving or that he'd be back in a minute. He waited until she was preoccupied and left to get \"medicine for his throat\". During that time my sister finished everything she had to do and turned to find herself stranded. He is her ride. She called our mother, who then in turn called the ABC driving school office and was greeted by unprofessional and impervious employees. She is paying for 6 hours of driving practice, and because of the instructor's complete incompetence, my sister was only given about 3 hours. For the amount they are paying, that is ridiculous.\n\nManage your people, ABC Driving School.\nCompletely unacceptable.
__label__0 Oh after so many years and so many times I have wandered in, to walk off my meals from the neighboring establishments and ended up buying stuff I didn't need, today was the last time.\n\nBeing followed and asked if we needed anything in  a manner like we were some criminals like out of a bad movie stereotype. Wait... I'm Korean though and my friends are Asian too. Regardless, it pains me to see the dreaded Korean store stereotype  come to life but also for it to happen to me.\n\nAsiana market, yes you are small and have a lot of Korean items I can't find at other places, your prices are higher but it was the convenience I paid for. Not anymore, as of today I will no longer step in your direction, nor look through your windows. Neither this location or the other. I am sad to say you have lost a loyal customer who had always tried to support my local business and community. \n\nThe owner if he were to ever read this or not, sir I am not sorry for this harsh review but today, your actions drove out 3 customers who ended up buying nothing and will never return again. \n\nWill the loss of 3 men hurt your business? Probably not, but all the other Asian grocery stores just gained 3 customers. I will drive farther and longer just for that great service with out the harassment.
__label__2 Fun store if you are looking for Korean. To the poster that identified this store as Japanese, was wrong. Korean and Japanese foods are similar but not the same.
__label__1 Read some of the reviews on here and thought I'd check it out. Small, cozy place-rather inviting. The food was very American- a lot of deep fried and heavy butter dishes. Edamame was soggy, squid salad was deep fried and everything else was average at best. The service was good and everyone was very nice..... I won't go back.  If you like American-ized sushi, you might like it and it's very inexpensive.
__label__0 The calamari is bad. Over cooked and flavorless.  The sauce didn't help it. The sushi wasn't bad but didn't separate itself from the other places nearby and it was pricey. The worst part was the service. I might have given the place another try but they brought me the wrong sushi. It looked similar to what I ordered so I started to eat it. They then brought me what I ordered. I thought no big deal no way they will charge me for it. No, they told me because I started to eat it I should pay half price at least for it. The owner argued with me about it until I gave up. I just took the money out of the tip. Way to make a first impression. I will never go there again.
__label__4 Definitely one of the best, if not best, sushi spots in the valley! Its a far drive for me, but well worth it to get authentic, good quality, tasty japanese food! I will definitely be back!
__label__3 There is one major problem with the light rail...it is not outside my front door, and I demand this change. Given that I have no ability to build my own tracks, I think this means the problem might be me and my Scottsdale ghetto home.  I guess this means I need to move or get a second degree in engineering.\n\nThe trains are fabulously clean. I haven't seen such well cared for trains since Germany and this one really odd dream. Also, the odd character to average character ratio is quite low in comparison to cities like NY, Boston, and SF. It doesn't hurt that the trains look like some kind of futuristic transportation from Total Recall. I'd like to see at least one train go all black with 24\" rims so I could roll into CenPho in style. Still, I am happy to roll in sea foam blue/green into all the best areas in Tempe, Downtown Phoenix, Central Ave, and even Mesa (right, as if there is a \"best area\" in Mesa). \n\nApparently the trains go west beyond Central Ave too and are heading further west at some future date, but I am fearful of heading west to places that end in \"ale\" (mostly because I hear the chance of being attacked by a chain restaurant are quite high). \n\nFairs are great too...$1.75 a ride, at least that's what I pay because that seems to be the best option on the 27 screens it takes to purchase a ticket. Really...shouldn't there be a single button for a single ride? (I know, now somebody is going to point out that said button does exist). That's OK, the 27 screens increase the fun and tension as the train approaches. \n\nFor going out in Tempe and Phoenix this is the way to go, even without the 24\" rims. But, let's not forget to ask...why are half of the stops in places nobody wants to go? why didn't the track extend directly to the airport? why is Scottsdale so opposed to having an effective system of public transport reach their rhinestone city? \n\nAdd 2-3 extensions and this train can really get rolling...of course that probably means higher taxes, so I will wait for the deep freeze down below instead. \n\nUltimately, it's clear that I need this transport device at my beck and call, so, I guess it's time to move. But if I get mugged or hit by a car or an angry hipster (or a silent train) on my morning run in CenPho...they better name that black train after me.
__label__4 Can't wait until Cincinnati gets one... clean, quiet, and on-time. What more is there to say?
__label__3 Awwww, PHX folks, you are so spoiled. Endless outdoor dining options, beautiful landscapes, incredible views AND affordable public transport?!?!  So jealous.  Whenever I travel outside of Indy, I ask myself \"Why do I not live here?\"  And Phoenix, that is how I feel about you.  \n\nFor $4 you can ride all day unlimited and easily access so much of the town via the Light Rail - even for a tourist, this is a very easy way to navigate the city and see a lot with little time. It runs every 12 minutes throughout the business week and every 20 on the weekend.  \n\nI have a feeling that although some locals don't LOVE it, there is something to be said for a growing economy in PHX popping up around the rail.  So many cool ways to go downtown, eat and drink in the city.  It's reasonably safe as I never felt awkward or out of place, though it did get crowded on First Friday.  We were still able to squeeze in with the locals!  \n\nThe daytime ride included being joined by local students which were amazingly well behaved, despite the lack of adults around (we don't count ourselves).\n\nFor a mere $4 ride all day!  I love it.  I am jealous - that is all.
__label__3 It's Subway! It's probably the most food that you are going to get for $5. This subway is pretty clean and fast. It helps that it's in a rich neighborhood. Beware that it does get busy during certain hours of the day.\n\nAre there better subs? Most likely. But not for $5.
__label__0 Awful service.  Did not get my full order going thru drive thru.  Realized it after I got home.  Drove back and went inside to complain.  The guy actually tied handing me the bag of food that he forgot to give me after it had been sitting there for 20 minutes.  Asked for a refund for compensation, but they refused!
__label__4 Omg. Love Venezias. I often dream of swimming in their cheese pizza. Hot and bubbly. The best pizza you can get delivered in the east valley by far. We've ordered once every couple of weeks for a long time and the quality is always there. This pizza is too good to top, but if you want toppings they will not disappoint.
__label__2 A convenient location for me right of the 101, and quick service.  The prices seem reasonable but the few times I have been there I have noticed that there is typically some unfinished details on the wash.  Namely the glass does not come out too well.  \n\nThey are friendly about fixing it up and correcting anything unfinished.  I will probably keep using them and update the stars should their service become a little tighter on the details.
__label__2 Went to the mall for a movie and dinner, but I wasn't very hungry so we went to Wetzel's Pretzels for a snack. I got the Wetzel Bitz with cheddar cheese sauce. There were a lot in there and they were big! Very soft and yummy. Ran out of cheese sauce before they were gone. I also tried a couple of the new Wetzel Dog Bites that my boyfriend ordered. They were ok, although I was a little thrown that the inside of the wiener was 2 different colors. Like pinkish in the middle and dark brown toward the outside. Not sure if they are all beef but it didn't taste like it to me. But I love a good, buttery, soft pretzel!
__label__4 I am not one to write reviews.....ever! However, my company recently hired Bruce Brown Catering for a 2 day event and they went above and beyond our expectations.  I wanted to give back to Bruce by recommending them to anyone needing a catering service. \nWe are a very health conscious company and my role as a wellness coordinator is to make sure all meals we serve are healthy as this is our culture. I worked directly with Bruce to ensure our menu was healthy, yet delicious and they surpassed my expectations, not to mention his staff was wonderful, very professional and accommodating as well. \nI will definitely use them again and will refer them to anyone I know! Thank you!
__label__3 My husband and I love, love, love the pizza. It all comes down to the crust and sauce which are both hand made each day. We always get the same waiter to serve and knows what we want. Great for a weeknight meal.
__label__1 Yeah, Alexander is right...they do leave you alone. That's the good part. The bad part comes when you actually want some advice. For the most part they are clueless. What really gets me is how hard they push the extended warranties. I know that it's a big revenue stream for them but it really boarders on criminal how they take advantage of people. Oh well, buyer beware I suppose :-)
__label__0 I rarely ever have a good experience at a Best Buy. I was there the other day and I wanted the Fitbit in the light blue color. This is exactly as it is presented on their website. I called the Thunderbird location and they did not have it in stock, which is fine. I called this location, gave them the SKU and everything, and they said they do have it in stock. When I went down there, the sales associate I dealt with treated me like I was the daftest person on the planet and kept insisting that this color did not exist, even though I called and spoke with someone at the store AND saw it on the website. I showed him the website and he walked around the corner and guess where it was. There was no need to be condescending when I knew exactly what I was talking about, and there was no apology. It is degrading to be treated this way by someone who thinks they know everything and has zero customer service or people skills whatsoever on top of it. I spoke to the cashier who asked me if I found everything I needed okay and I said, \"sort of\" and explained the situation. His reply was \"oh yeah, that's just how he is.\" That's just how he is? Then fire him; he shouldn't be working in the industry. That shouldn't just be something that is acceptable to them. Ridiculous.
__label__4 We love RPC!! We have been here for nine years and just love Pastor Bill's sermons and the worship here! Our son loves the Children's ministry and we are so happy to be a part of the RPC community!
__label__3 The store recently got upgraded which is nice.  They have good selection, nothing to exotic but more then their local competitor.  At first I was against self checkout but now I like it.  Regular lines are usually slow, I don't like to chit chat and no one sees what I'm buying and I can be in and out in no time.  They also have a chase bank in their which I've used on a few instances.  All in all not bad.  I wish they would carry more organic stuff.
__label__3 In the world of TJ Maxx's this is a nice one. It's new and it's hidden. If you pull into the massive strip mall go straight to the back. The overall selection is good, and they carry higher end labels due to the location. The only reason I knocked it down from 5 stars to 4 was they were really lacking in their selection of home goods.\n\nThe checkout line moves quickly because they have this snazzy new technology that alerts you to the next available cashier. Overall the staff was friendly and I had a great shopping experience.
__label__3 this tj is pretty awesome. great finds here; i even found bliss bath products one otherwise unmemorable afternoon! clean and organized with helpful staff. men's selection is particularily good at this store. shoes always seem over priced whether they be men's or women's. bags, accessories and even jewelry selections are interesting and don't look like leftovers. overall, a great store with great prices. i'm definitely a fan.
__label__3 There is always good stuff to find at the Maxx.  This store is a great way to kill an hour looking for something and end up spending 10 bucks.
__label__0 Okay I know that this place is closed, so writing a review is pretty much moot..... but what the hell, I'm in a sharing mood.\n\nDear.Sweet.LORD. \n\nTHE WORST\n\nI MEAN ****WORST**** restaurant experience I have ever had. EVER.\n\nIt's been closed for quite some time now, and my memory is failing as to exactly every detail...but let's see what I can come up with..\n\nParty of 4, we walked in and there was no hostess. Other patrons milling about, also waiting. Some woman with a baby bottle kept walking up front and grabbing stuff, leaving w/o talking to us. Finally she said \"someone\" would be with us shortly. \n\nWe're seated. Throughout the HOURS that we sat there, we were consistently (more than once) give the wrong dishes, no water, no chips, and no refills on drinks. It took an act of CONGRESS to track anyone down. Finally, mid-horrific-evening, we flat-out asked someone \"Do we even HAVE a server?!\" because everyone who walked by either ignored us or said they'd take care of something but never did. Their answer? No! They ACTUALLY said no! \n\nGreat. So hours pass, and the man is getting heated by now, not to mention the people who suggested it (other half of our party) are embarassed. \n\nOwner/manager seems to be the only one trying to help the ENTIRE restaurant - but he's still doing a poor job. He makes excuses about \"5 of his waitstaff\" calling off that night. Uh huh. \n\nby the way - the food that we DID get was decent.\n\nAnyway, more time passes and we notice other tables getting up to ROAM the place for the manager, a server, anyone! So our friend gets up and does the same thing. He reams the manager about our experience, what we were charged for and never recieved, so on and so forth..... Manger gives us a 50% off bill. \n\nWe shouldn't have even paid that. The entire thing should have been comped. Honestly, I don't look for freebees, but this was the most outrageous experience I have ever seen. We left zero tip.\n\nFelt a little sorry for them, but like Kevin H. said, it is not surprising that they went down, and quickly.
__label__2 I can't say I'm a huge fan of McDonald's in general. But this location is literally right across the street... so sometimes when I'm feeling lazy, I'll grab some grub there.\n\nNormally I'd give McDonalds 2 stars, but today when I stopped by here with the boyfriend... we waited. And waited. The boyfriend decided to go up to the counter to inquire about our order and not only did they apologize multiple times, but they gave us free large fries and 2 free apple pies.\n\nSo, thanks McDonalds! I like free food. :)
__label__1 Horrible customer service.  I guess you shouldn't expect the cream of the crop, but halfway friendly wouldn't be bad.
__label__1 The thing I hate about them is that I can never just get stuff done. They always want to talk to me about more services. One time I took them up on it and it turned out to be the biggest mistake ever. All my accounts were mixed up and I started getting all these service charges. It took over an hour or my time and nothing I was told held up to be true.\n\nAdditionally, during the holidays, there were two fraudulent charges made on my account totalling around $200. I filed a claim, they temporarily credited my account, only to take back their credit without notice, causing my bank account to be overdrawn. They refused to believe me that I did not buy insurance from a company I have no policy with, nor did I purchase prescription drugs from some middle eastern county.\n\nOn the other hand, they have lots of locations.
__label__2 Been shopping @ Frys for years, the wait @ the pharmacy SUCKS! Thought since the up grade the wait would go down. I was totally wrong..\n\nAnd dont get me started on the rude deli people. They look at you like (What are you doing here?)
__label__3 Wish it had a drive thru, but otherwise a nice location. Inside there is a lot of room and plenty of tables to sit and hang out. There are power outlets if you look, so you can also charge the computer, etc., while having coffee.
__label__1 This place is SO cheap - so if you're looking for inexpensive, go here!  I think it was $42 for a mani w/ gel and pedi.  My friend and I were blown away at the cost, which tempts us to return... but we wont'.\n\nWe didn't make an appointment, but they were eager to get us into a chair.  We sat with our feet in the water for a good 20 minutes before anyone was available to start with us. Not too big of a deal, but by then the water was cold and their massage chairs are NOT good. Very old... \n\nI don't like the gel/shellac polish they use. It chipped and didn't look good after about a week/week and a half (typically I can wear mine for 3-4 weeks without a chip).  My friend's color was completely see through. Our toes both turned out OK, but again they chipped completely off some of my toes by the end of week 2. I think their product is outdated - they need to upgrade!\n\nOverall, if you need a cheap mani/pedi and don't need it to last more than a week - go here.
__label__4 Yay! I heart Pet Club.\n\nThey are the closest place to south Scottsdale for horse tack and supplies (other than Tempe Feed, who I'm not fond of). Half the store is horse stuff: decent selection of bridles and bits, halters and LOTS of grooming supplies, treats, food, supplements, etc. You not only get a diverse selection of things, but also every size imaginable of each product: they carried 5 different sizes of Leather New.  Decisions, decisions for sure!\n\nThe rest is dog and cat stuff and holy crap, do they have a huge selection of toys. I stayed far away from those aisles because I knew I'd spend too much with the many choices. There were also a couple aisles devoted solely to high quality dog food (Innova, Blue Buffalo, Castor and Pollux, etc.)\n\nThe girl working was really nice and loved on my dog, and even held his wiggly butt for me while I looked at a halter. He got puppy treats on his way out as well :)\n\nWe'll be back!\n\nPS: You might miss it if you're not looking for it, especially if coming from the west; the building is kind of unremarkable. It's on the northeast corner of Main and Country Club.
__label__0 Horrible!!  don't go to this McDonald's .  I asked if I could please have fresh French fries because they had been setting for a long time - Manager said they were fresh . when I disagreed he said I was wrong and the fries were fine. \n\nnothing I ordered was fresh , not sure if this McDonalds it pinching pennies , they seem to always be busy . I will not go back ever!
__label__2 I would have given 4 stars but I got there at 10 when they opened and no one was home. 5 minutes later an employee showed up, went in and left all 4 of waiting outside for another 5 minutes. The haircut was good enough. I'd go back.
__label__4 Saw positive reviews for Sushi Avenue and decided to stop by and try Sushi Avenue.  The employees there are very nice and care about their customers.  The Food is the best!!  I had Octapus and fresh water eel sushi as well as their Teryaki Chicken plate.  I would deffinetly suggest going.
__label__2 We eat at Red Robin at least 12 times per year - and celebrate every birthday in my 7 person family here as well. Personally, I LOVE RR burgers. The food is always excellent - never a complaint from me. I have to say that in all the years I've been eating at RR (in Massachusetts and the last 2 years in Surprise) I cannot understand why the prices keep increasing and the portions seem to be dwindling. Probably the most obvious is this silly \"Gladiator Cuff) that they just started using for the fries... it hold about 15 fries and is a perfect way to make it so that you get less.\n\nThe Surprise location seems to have an incredible employee turn-over. When we live in MA, we had the same server for almost 1-year. Here in Surprise, we have had a different server every time we've gone. The service struggles desperately at the Surprise location. We always visit with 7-8 people in our party, and that in-itself is an undertaking for any server, I know. But I'm constantly amazed at how many times we have to ask for refills, or ask for more baskets of fries, or long waits for shakes, or long waits for napkins. Two months ago, our server was so bad that I had to complain to the manager that we had been seated for 45 mins and hadn't received our meals - he then took on the role of our server.\n\nIt really is kind of sad when we all say \"Let's go to Red Robin\" and the conversation then goes into the bad service experiences we've had in the past 2-years. I hope they get a handle on this because we really are loyal customers.
__label__0 Came here while a robbery was in progress.\n\nThe cops asked me why on earth I would have come here alone (at 9pm, no less)\n\nAvoid at all costs, unless you need more excitement in your life.
__label__3 Awesome lunch spot! Every time I go here I leave satisfied... I used to go here all the time when I worked at Skysong but now have moved up to DC Ranch area. \n\nNot going to lie, I have driven all the way down to Old Town on several occasions just to get lunch here... Granted I am obsessive and like the place alot, but either way, great little spot that you might miss driving by it!\n\nHere are why I don't give it 5-stars:\n--They need more hours, open later... I mean their location is out of the Old Town foot traffic, I get it, but still!\n--Need to get the Drive Through situation worked out a little better...
__label__3 Good breakfast burritos, all other food looks good too
__label__0 I've been to D'lish twice now (I wanted to give it a second chance before passing judgement). What I've found is that the food is pretty good but really over priced and they make horrible coffee & chai iced drinks! Both times I visited I ordered the California Club sandwich that has egg, turkey, bacon, pesto, tomato and cream cheese--it's pretty damn D'lish, but $7.95 is A LOT to spend on a breakfast sandwich!! Worth noting also, the first time I went there I asked for regular cream cheese instead of \"lite\" they said sure...this time, the guy (who was pretty rude the whole time) said they don't have regular ever, only lite...there was no way I could have ordered it like that before!\n\nThe first time I went I ordered a dirty chai 32 oz (large) it was $6!! Yikes! AND, it tasted awful. I noticed when they were making it that they don't actually brew espresso or coffee, they pulled out a gallon of iced coffee from a fridge to make it that looked like something they'd purchased at a store \"iced coffee\"...the drink did not taste fresh and it wasn't in the least bit sweet. I actually had to add sugar when I got to work because it was unpalatable. \n\nToday, I decided to get an iced coffee with mocha. Well...again with the gallon of store bought iced coffee and then what appeared to be a big ol' tub of Hershey's chocolate syrup is what they used to pass this off as a \"mocha\". Then, when I got the drink it wasn't sweet at all (again) I asked for a little more \"mocha\" and by the time I got it back it was ridiculously over sweetened. To balance out the sweetness I stopped at Circle K and bought some milk (since, there iced coffee apparently do not come with cream nor do they offer it...I was in the drive thru...). By the time I got to work, put in my milk it was basically a big glass of chocolate milk! \n\nSorry, D'lish...but you're over priced and you couldn't make a good coffee drink if you tried...and you did...twice. I'm out!!
__label__4 Yes, I will pile on.  Hipster inspired decor and attitude and delicious and unique breakfast.  We shared the \"our way oatmeal) which is made with quinoa/fresh fruit and we opted for the almond milk.  My GF got the breakfast club and I tried the AZ burrito (which I pronounced the AS-burrito, or the A-Z burrito).  Both were fresh and had such interesting ingredient combinations that made things so tasty.  I'm not sure why anyone would go to some big chain place when the food is fairly priced and so delicious here.  Wished I had this place locally.
__label__4 Literally d'lish. I think I've had and loved everything on the menu. Nuts&berries salad, california club, turkey club, southwest burrito bowl, protein burger, ...everything. healthy and amazing.
__label__3 What a great find! Coffee is strong and tasty. Oatmeal is very good as are the breakfast sandwiches with very fresh and high quality ingredients. Efficient, prompt and very friendly service. We'll be back!
__label__4 Unbelievably great.
__label__4 There is a place in Arizona where the convenience of fast food meets the benefits of a fresh, quasi vegetarian menu in a salubrious confluence of amazing food and drinks. This place is D'Lish. Didn't see that coming, did you?\n\nWhile this place is great any day of the week, I usually like to include it in my weekend routine. What is that routine you ask, well I'll tell you. I wake up before sunrise and hike a mountain shaped like a camel. At the top, I fight a dragon who has swallowed a magical key that will unlock a room at the top of a tower that contains a riddling troll who will eat you if you cannot answer his three mind puzzles. After wrenching the key from the bowels of the flying beast, I realize I'm hungry, so I stop at D'Lish for an early morning meal, which delivers every time to satiate my heroic appetite.\n\nThe AZ Burro, the Protein Burgers (House style and early bird) are my personal favorites, but I have yet to eat something there I didn't thoroughly enjoy. I even like the frittatas, which I previously thought to be punishment disguised as food.\n\nAnd then there're the drinks, which seem to have already been covered thoroughly by my fellow yelpers, so I'll just say this: I can see The \"Dwayne Johnson\" Rock drinking/eating a breakfast buzz. Or at least that's how I like to picture myself when I consume one.\n\nHaving devoured my breakfast burrito and protein peanut butter coffee drink, I continue my weekend quest to the tower with the troll, fueled by the life-giving offerings of D'Lish Kitchen and Coffee House.
__label__0 had them through my home warranty and they charged me 500 for a fan motor on my AC...way over priced but I was desperate and wanted it fixed. the new fan still didnt fix problem so it was a pretty big rip off. Would not recommend.
__label__2 I got my bearded dragon, Loki (pictures at lokibd.blogspot.com) from this Petsmart. She is happy, healthy, and growing like a weed, so I appreciate that they buy healthy animals and do seem to take good care of them. However, a few times I have gone in there I have gotten bad advice from a few employees. For example, feeding a baby dragon mealworms is generally a bad idea as they cannot process mealworms' hard shells. One employee told me they feed their babies mealworms all the time, and tried to get me to buy some rather than crickets.\n\nDo your own research before trusting a pet store employee; they care for dozens of animals every day, all with their unique care requirements, and don't have the time or resources to devote to making sure your particular breed of reptile/amphibian is getting the best care.\n\nThe store is bright and clean, and when they have dog adoptions they are in a large but fairly out-of-the-way spot from the rest of the store, so you aren't tripping over cages as you shop. Their stock of reptile accessories is pretty good.
__label__2 Nick's offers great Italian comfort food with a pleasant but no-frills ambiance. The eggplant appetizer is tasty, as are the bruschetta and antipasti starters. For mains, they typically have a halibut \"special\" that is worth a try. For the traditionalists,  you can't go wrong with the eggplant or chicken parmigiana (both good indicators of a solid Italian restaurant) and the lemon chicken is tasty.  As tempting as it sounds, steer clear of the  butternut squash ravioli...it's just too sweet!
__label__3 Great little Italian place.  Very small dining area, so a long wait.  The food was good.  The arrabiatta was actually spicy which is rare here since most places dumb it down for the general population.  Service was good.  A solid 4 star place.
__label__1 Definitely nothing to write home about. Generic Italian food.  Pizza crust wasn't bad, but the pastas we had were on the gummy side.  Also the Mozzarella Carrozza appetizer was nothing more than deep fried grilled cheese sandwich. Tomato sauce tasted like canned tomatoes heated up. Lame.
__label__4 Moving from Chicago - the land of awesome Italian food - I'm so happy I found this place on a groupon. Bruschetta was awesome and flavorful as well and the wine recommended by our server was perfect. The pizza looked awesome ill be sure to try next time, however if you're in the mood for pasta be sure to get the arrabiata sauce. It's packed with flavor and not too spicy!!
__label__2 The good first.  I ordered the crab ravioli and the hubs ordered a wedge salad.  Both meals were delicious.  They brought out a basket of various breads including garlic knots.  That was a definite plus, I love variety not to mention the offerings were delectable.  I also ordered a tiramisu to-go.  The tiramisu was okay.  I prefer it with chocolate liqueur sauce but they use cocoa powder as a garnish instead.  \n\nNow the bad.  The wait.  I understand they were moderately busy and the place is quite small but waiting for 15 minutes after receiving our drinks just to order is a bit on the ridiculous side.  If they were staffed properly this would not be an issue as I saw only one server running around the entire restaurant and she was quite rushed with everything.  They really should have a backup server during busy times.  Or at the very least have who I suspected was the bartender help out rather than stand around and watch the dining room.  \n\nOne thing that I found humorously interesting is when the server took my drink order.  I ordered a Mr. Pibb after seeing it on the website's menu.  She comes back with the hubs drink but quickly tells me that they don't have Mr. Pibb and hands me the beer menu asking me to choose another drink.  I quickly ordered a root beer instead which she hastily obliged.  The hubs and I couldn't help but giggle that she didn't realize that Mr. Pibb is a soda, not a beer.  \n\nSo in conclusion, the food is good but they need to be staffed properly.
__label__1 Since I've been running the past few years, I usually do pedicures at home. Running gives you ugly feet so it's kind of embarrassing, but something told me to get over it and go. I stopped in here very impromptu on my way home. It seemed to look like any other nail salon: bland, fake plants, stacks of old magazines, but the pedicure stations looked pretty clean so I sat down.\nFor some reason I felt the need to apologized for my ugly nails telling her that running has ruined them. She said dancers have the same problem.  At least I'm not a total mutant.\nShe did a nice job with the polish, although the rest of the pedicure was kind of lacking. For the massage part it was more like just putting lotion on than an actual massage. $24 for basic pedicure.
__label__3 Some stuff is cheaper. Other stuff is more expensive. I do like the deals at the deli. They have really good turkey and roast beef. They also give a 10% discount on cardinals home game day if you are wearing a jersey. Love that they support the local team. Go cardinals!
__label__1 The Fry's Pharmacy is SOOOO slow...  They have great prices compared to CVS but the service at CVS is so much better!  Frys doesn't go the extra mile to help you get the prescription refilled - they make you do all the work.  CVS was willing to make all the necessary contacts.  Also, if the prescription is pricey they don't fill it until you ask for it again a second time.  They just assume you don't want it because it's more than the $4 cheap prescriptions.  The lines for the pharmacy are ridiculous - and very slow!  As long as you have at least 30 minutes to wait in line, it's ok.  For the lower pharmacy pricing you have to weigh the other factors in as well.
__label__1 Well, like the one on Northern Ave., this Golden Corral just isn't as good as the one on Thomas Rd.  Stopped in for lunch there today, &  was greeted by watery Clam Chowder, nowhere near as good as what they had at Sizzler 28th Dr. on Thursday.  I also had to beg for a soup spoon to eat it with, just like at Northern, where they never did come up with one!  Soon after that, I reached for a chicken wing & found it firmly attached to a thigh, heavily breaded & accompanied by a tool that could not be used to cut them apart, just like at Northern.  I asked an employee in the kitchen there for help, & after ignoring me a for a couple of times (ala Fry's Electronics), he said I would have to wait 15 minutes to get a chicken wing alone.  I decided to skip it & get some mashed potatoes, but the tray was empty, just like the shell that should have contained crab salad had been a few feet to the right.\n\nAt the end, the tip-hungry waitress swarmed around the table like a fly, as I was eating the watery diet ice cream, because they were out of Lava Cake, which was what I came for.  This being Sunday, it was expensive, too.  Not worth $10.69!  All in all, even worse than Northern!  What a contrast to the nice Golden Corral on Thomas Rd.
__label__1 Does not matter if the food is good if place is not clean.  Very dirty.
__label__0 I went to this location for the first time and needless to say I will never be back! The food was disgusting and cold, and the service was unbelievably horrific! I waited 10 minutes for a refill and when the waitress came to our table, she took off my straw and lid herself, touching MY straw, put the dirty plates down on our table, and put my cup in her apron pouch where food was all crusted on. I couldn't believe what I saw. I was completely disgusted. That is no where near sanitary! I know it's just \"golden corral\" but please get your service staff in check!
__label__0 I am totally baffled why this place gets such good reviews. I have been there a few times because it's close to my work and I received some gift certificates for my birthday. Unfortunately after the last experience, I can't go back.  Although they are very nice and have great prices, I have to reveal the ugly truth: \n1. They don't put any effort into sanitizing the tools or the pedicure bowl. I actually saw them clean the brushes and tools in the water I was soaking my feet in and then just rinse out the bowl after they were done... not spray, soap, nothing!\n2. Reason #1 probably explains why my heals cracked so severely after my pedicure that they began to bleed.  I had to use peroxide, neosprin, and bandages for almost a week to get it heal. \n3. They water down their nail polish... so much that it destroys the bond and polish never actually dries. \nI hate to bash a business with good customer service, but these practices are simply unacceptable.  I obviously won't be back. =(
__label__3 The carne asada tacos are definately worth while!!! Large size corn tortilla, good amount of meat a d great flavor! They seen to have a good selection of other authentic Mexican food! Will go again
__label__4 Such amazing home services! I have had the pleasure to visit each home chatting with the employees, residents and the owner Lida. Beautiful landscaping and everyone is treated like family! I wish there was 10 stars to rate them! :)
__label__3 Screen was broken. Took it in and a few hours later told me the costs. $180 for the new screen, $100 for the labor. Pricey from my perspective, and someone told me I should have just gotten a new laptop, but we'll see in the long run if I made the right choice (hope this laptop lasts a while longer)! \n\nLong story short, new screen is beautiful, and computer working fine! They even checked to see if I needed a new spyware protection, which I did! The service was done within  the week. Good job RED7
__label__2 I would just like to say that I actually feel this place should get 3 1/2 stars.  \n\nLove the burritos.  Not crazy about the salsa.  staff is super friendly and I love them.  Burritos are HUGE.  I love how they make them according to your likes in front of you.  A little bit over priced i think but not bad at all.\n\nI could probably go quite often and if I am in the area I do.
__label__0 I have to completely agree with Justin about the quality of food from Number 1 Brothers; it was one of the worst pizza experiences I've had.. and I gave them two chances. The 'cheez' is nasty and it seems like all of the toppings are either canned or jarred. Avoid!
__label__2 Good chocolate croissants, even though they're shipped frozen and then baked at the premises.  \nDo they serve teas there?  I'll have to check that out next time I'm there for a croissant!
__label__1 What happened to this place?  \n\nThey used to be so good, there were always nice and friendly baristas, the food was very simple, yet still very good.  But went in last time and I like to order the Veggie Hummus sandwich, but they forgot the cucumber and my bread stale and dry.  The sandwich was not worth my 7 bucks at all.  \n\nVery disappointed Fair Trade.
__label__4 Sunday breakfasts are nostalgia and happiness all wrapped into one. This place has it.\n\nI went here this morning to treat myself to a breakfast and a coffee. I had the French press, and even though it was just a regular old coffee, it was incredible. By regular I mean non-latte or anything like that. It was honestly what heaven tastes like, one of the absolute BEST coffees I've had in phoenix since moving here, possibly the best.\n\nFor breakfast I ordered the biscuits and gravy and being greedy and hungry went for the full instead of the half. I think I would have been satiated with the half though, it is rather filling.\n\nIt did take a whole to come out but I was able to sit by the adorable fountain in the lovely courtyard and I barely even noticed the time lapse. \n\nThe biscuits and gravy were awesome! Just enough sauce so it wasn't making the biscuits too soggy but they were still smothered. They sprinkle cinnamon on top and that enhances the flavor.\n\nThe staff was friendly and the wifi was free, the ambiance was slightly hipster but very relaxing and just like a coffee shop for everyone. I will be coming back here again for sure and I think before I leave I will get another coffee to go!
__label__3 I like this nail shop. They are clean and pamper you.  However they can be a bit pushy on their upsells. If you go, I suggest Cindy for nails/manicures and Rose for pedicures. I didn't care for Kelly she is not good at acrylic nails and insists on doing it her way after I told her a million times that I didn't like it her way.
__label__0 If I could give Mark Taylor no stars I would. All of their leasing clowns get $11.25 hour.\nGreat pay for what they do! I guess they are told to not let U.S. VETS be approved. My credit score was .3 below acceptable for their $99 security deposit. They wanted a $100 more plus rent would go up $40 per month. The 2 things on the credit report were even listed as identity theft. They didn't care. A women named Amanda said tough no refund for the apartment. Mark Taylor is a true SCUMBAG!
__label__4 Loved it. The rooms are Modern plush, and efficient. Like most rooms in Europe. A little smaller then normal American rooms but unless your going to play on the floor its not really noticeable. It had everything you could want in the room. The pool was great, hot tub was over sized and wonderful. This was a last minute stay and and wonderful surprise. Inexpensive for the quality of the hotel \n\nWe where given a coupon to the Avalon restaurant that occupies the same parking as the hotel. We tried it and its a must eat place in Scottsdale.
__label__2 Ohhhhh, the Three Palms Resort.  How, oh how, our relationship is so bittersweet.\n\nThe first time I stayed in this hotel was for my friend's bachelorette party in April of this year.  We decided to get the 2 queen suite because it was cheap and provided ample room for all the ladies to stay in.  When we got there and checked in, we couldn't find parking anywhere.  We had to park far away from our room.  Whatever.  \n\nRoom:  The room was awesome!!!  We had almost a mini-kitchen in our suite and a fridge that held PLENTY of liquor!!!  The fridge is about 4 feet tall.  The decor is modern, yet extremely retro, with hues of poop brown, burnt orange, puke green...you get the point, but I LOVED it!  The bedding is VERY comfortable.  There were 2 bathrooms in our suite, 2 tv's, all the works.  We had a room facing the pool, which was nice.\n\nLocation:  The location for this hotel is amazing.  You are centrally located to many nearby attractions in Old Town Scottsdale and cab rides are cheap as hell to anywhere around that area.  Try the divey sports bar across the park...can't remember the name of it, but drinks are CHEAP.\n\nStaff: This is where my rating goes bad.  The first time we got this room we had a male dancer come for my friend.  He arrived in his fire fighter gear (people must have saw him when he was by our room in front of the pool with his boom-box).  With a bundle of ladies, and only around 9 pm, our man went to work.  15 minutes in to serving his customers (us) we got a knock on the door.  It was security telling us we were being TOO LOUD and that we needed to turn it down.  WHATEV.  So, the man kept at it, and another 10 minutes later we had another knock at the door.  This time, we were being too loud AND apparently we didn't have the blinds closed all the way and people at the pool could see the action.  So, we closed the blinds, turned down the music, and went back at it.  The THIRD time we had a COP at our door.  WTH?!  It was not even 10 pm yet and we were already about to get the boot from this place.\n\nIT DOES NOT STOP HERE!\n\nThe second time I stayed in this place, I once again got a suite.  This one had a jacuzzi in it.  My friends and I got back to our room at about 1 am, and not even 3 minutes after we got in we had a knock at the door.  Low and behold it was security telling us we were being TOO LOUD!  I said we JUST got in to the room.  He then tried to accuse us of parking in front of the fire pole and told us to move, except it was not our vehicle!\n\nAfter the second time of getting interupted, I decided to write a review on their website about my experience.  Needless to say I have not heard back about my stays.  I am a paying customer and pay to stay in a hotel to go have fun, drink, and party, especially when I stay in a suite.\n\nBe forewarned on your experience.  I will go back because the location is good, the price is cheap, and the room itself is awesome, but the security and hotel staff suck.
__label__0 3 palms hotel has incompetent staff and managers. They lost our reservation for our wedding guests accommodations.\n\nWe were also told our guests would get 20% off the $80 room rates, come to find out that was a lie. We had guests calling to book our rooms and the hotel was clueless as to who we are and what they had told us. They also will not block out any rooms for you so if your guests dont make phone calls asap they may not have a room or they may not even know your getting married and have guests calling in lol, what a joke.\n\nThey later tried to fix the situation by honoring us a higher rate than what they had originally quoted us...really? after all this mess your going to give us a new rate? a higher one?\n\nPlease dont give them your business you will be stressed when your guest show up from out of town and the hotel lost your reservation and cannot accommodate you...or maybe they can...just at a higher price\n\nHeather
__label__4 GREAT Hotel! \nPrice was RIGHT for a 5 Day stay!\nClean...Comfy Beds,NICE Bedding!\nHUGE TV... CD/DVD player in room!\nDidn't have time to hang or have a Drink at the pool... NEXT TIME!\nMassages at a great price offered ( another thing I must try) We didn't get enough CHILL time at this Nice Accomadation.\nPerfect Location for us to travel around AZ : )\nHelpful NICE staff\nTRY Sevens Bistro Accross the way... GREAT Breakfast and Starters!
__label__2 The pool closes too early...don't worry, just climb over the fence. The internet connection sucks, don't worry, just use a sniffer program to hack into it. The front desk people are rude and don't care...don't worry, just bring up basic business economics, they'll yield. The ownership doesn't care...don't worry, they'll be out of business in a year. I'm writing this while staying in room # 232 ON December 18th, 2014.
__label__4 sit down and eat AND try everything! - that's the best advice i can give you.\nsit down and eat because, if you take your food home (such as the birria), the juices will leak in the bag and you won't be able to sop all of it up with the tortillas they give you. try everything because you can and you will be a better person having done so. i tried the buche, not knowing it was cow esophagus. it was DELICIOUS and i have bought some since. my young daughters LOVE the ribs and the ceviche is the best. sometimes, i ask the tortilla makers to bag me up a bunch right off of the line, squeeze some lime on them and eat them right out of the bag. that \"chocolate\" drink (i forgot the name) that is sold by all the other fresh drinks is soooooooooo good and HOT, so don't drink it straight away. chandler is really looking up these days - i can get true birria here, get a jamaican meat patty from down the street, cuban moros and christianos across THAT street, and a really, really great hot dog with chili and asiago from the hugest pittsburgh fan in an antique shop a walk away from there. YAY!
__label__4 Love it when a place is fast food and doesn't taste like it. \n\nCarambas is my go to when I need a quick Mexican food fix without killing my wallet. \n\nPollo Fundido is great, the salsas are awesome and put together from scratch. \n\nWhat's even cooler is that they have a little mini bar at this location.  The other locations don't have that from what I've seen.\n\nLove it that they are home grown too.
__label__4 Very friendly service, love that this place is locally owned! They will text you when your prescription is ready. Overall I've had great experiences here.
__label__4 Phoenix Metro Retro is a mid century modern furniture store that also specializes in Scandinavian furniture pieces. Heidi and Douglas are the owners and they are the most genuine people! They are extremely helpful and they take pride in their storefront. Their furniture is top-notch and so amazing. They work hard to bring their customers the best. \n\nHeidi Abrahamson also has her silver smithing studio out of the back of the store and her one-of-a-kind pieces are SPECTACULAR! Next time you're in, go up to the display cases and take a look for yourself. Heidi also sells vintage Scandinavian jewelry pieces. \n\nYou can get your couch, your lighting, your art and maybe even a jewelry piece or two here and you'll always leave happy!
__label__3 Loving Ulta! I wish they offered more loyalty rewards.
__label__0 First and last time.  Not overly picky when I am ordering pizza for delivery but this pizza has no flavor.  Just moved to Chandler...never heard of the place...didn't look at yelp.  I would choose Domino's over this and I am not a fan of Domino's.  The delivery was slow but it was also the NCAA championship night so was fine with that.  The delivery person came back about 20 min later as he said he forgot to give us our 2 liter bottle of soda and bread...I had not ordered them.  He said they came free with every order so if that if the case, I applaud them for that!
__label__4 These guys were great.  They were prompt, even though it's quite a trip to get to my house, polite, and reasonably priced.  Everything I'm looking for in a plumber.
__label__3 = = = = = =  WEEKDAY LUNCH BUFFET!  = = = = = =\n\nResisting one of my favorite Buffets, China City, right here in the same Center, I dropped in here for lunch today.  This particular PPP location is relatively small but it was roaring busy by just a little after 11 AM, opening time.\n\nFirst off was a serving of each of the three tossed salads.  These weren't the same as what I have enjoyed at a couple of other Peter Pipers lately & unfortunately they weren't labeled. I was going to subtract a Star but they all tasted good & then these guys did great in the pizza department.     :-)\n\nPeter Piper's pizzas are much improved over a while back, & over at the hot table they were flying in from the ovens ovens loaded up high with all manner of tasty toppings.  I started with one that had Canadian Bacon & Jalepe\u00f1os, then it was on to others with such toppings as bacon, mushrooms, Italian Sausage, Pepperoni & so on.  All were excellent.  My preference is for thin crust, but the ones I had all seemed to be medium.  You may order up pizzas & their crust any way you like, but I didn't want to wait for special cooking.  There was just plenty to like right there.\n\nThis very nice Lunch Buffet is served up Monday through Friday for only $5.49.     :-))
__label__2 Great place for fast lunch!!! The buffet is always stocked here! Keep it up! Easy to get in and out of.
__label__1 ick. i wanted regular bbq wings with regular bbq sauce and they put hot sauce in the bbq. the vinegar  on hot wings gives me a headache so i can only eat bbq. she kept trying to tell me that i wanted them medium heat.. i dunno.. not going there again i dont think.. at least not to eat
__label__0 Wow, what a disappointment!  \nFirst... I'm not a beer/sports nut, so big downside there. I was impressed by their beer selection & prices seemed very reasonable.\n\nThe wings... you call yourself a wing place and serve up this slop??? It tasted like a bag of wings from the freezer section at Fry's!  Yea, the sauces have an ok variety, but it mostly seems to boost up the male testosterone by how hot you can order.\n\nNo presentation of food, mediocre service, uninspiring corporate wings... all in all, my impression was some corporate accountant put these places together... not a foodie.  VERY limited bar if you don't go for beer.
__label__3 Your typical Buffalo Wild Wings franchise.  TV's are placed well, and no bad seat in the place.  Drink specials most of the time, and they show most UFC and boxing PPV's.
__label__0 This was the worst truck rental experience I have ever had!   The truck broke down within 10 min of leaving the rental store.  They had roadside assistance come and I was told to wait while they tried to fix the truck for me, so that could use it again.  The truck ended up being towed.  I was never offered a replacement.  I had to be taken back to the store by the people that towed me and when I arrived an hour and a half later they asked me to pay for the time I had the truck.    When I explained, again, that the truck broke down and was towed.   They proceeded to ask for money for the gas.    The manager was as  equally as rude as his employees.  I have never experienced such levels of poor customer service and will never rent from here again.
__label__0 This place is shit .
__label__3 I shop at sprouts for all my produce and meat and have always chose Sprouts over any local market for their quality of and I love the check out staff.  Recently we had family in town and decided to cook up a nice BBQ dinner for them. We purchased a few pounds of some Pork baby back ribs along with several other items to go along with.  My husband and my dad cooked the ribs on a slow cook all day long, later that evening they noticed that the aroma in the house was \"sour\" and sure enough they pulled the ribs out of the oven and they were indeed sour (my husband fell victim to a taste test.) They immedieltly took the ribs back to the store to see if they could work something out. They were helped out by the checkout manager, with his accommodating service & very pleasant personality. He gave them back a full refund and allowed them to purchase the few pounds of kabobs that they chose, on the house.  He was apologetic for the inconvenience, making light of the situation and was understanding. My husband and my dad felt that after a \"wasted day of cooking\" and a late kabob dinner, Sprouts was redeemed through such great customer service!!!!!! I love this location even more now :)  Thank you.
__label__0 Be careful with this company - their billing practices are completely bogus. Our 2 boys came to the Little Gym for 3 months. They liked it at first, but then they got bored. So after 50 days, we gave them 30 day notice and were surprised when our credit card was charged again. \n\nIt turns out that your \"last month's\" payment doesn't actually cover anything and they will charge you anyhow. I spoke with the owner about it. She was rude and told me that we were given too big of a discount to start, which apparently justifies her trying to screw us at the end. She made up a ridiculous story about how we begged for a discount (her employees OFFERED US the twin discount). \n\nThe owner thinks it is fair that we paid for 4 months of service, when we only used it for 3 months (and gave our 30 day notice well in advance before the 2nd month had ended). We were also charged a random \"membership fee\" about a month into our experience (we were not told about this at signup). Now I am left to fight this through my credit card company. \n\nMy opinion - kids like this place the first few times, but it is WAY too expensive and their shady business practices make it impossible for me to recommend this place to anyone.
__label__3 Yay for local babies! We got a smoking deal on a set of Dwell studio baby bedding here and stocked up on clothes and a few books. Awesome prices and the owner was friendly and helpful. We'll be back once the little one comes!
__label__2 Similar to El Torrito chain in Southern California, Cantina Laredo is fancied up Mexican food at a quality restaurant price. I had an appetizer, cannot recall the name but had three items, that was very good. A nice place to go for a sit down dinner date, for value I would go to Habanero's.
__label__1 First visit - happy hour - we had several items on the happy hour menu and were quite 'happy' ... however... visit number two left me not so happy...\n\nBrunch on a Sunday morning.  Seated promptly.  Chips and salsa - really good!  Loved both types of salsa offered.\n\nI ordered the crab cake Benedict ... mehhh ... I've had a LOT better.  Egg poached perfectly.  The chipotle-wine hollandaise was ok, nothing special.  The crab cake, however, was mushy, thin, and I could barely taste any crab.  A spoonful or two of potatoes (but they tasted ok) ... and the best part of the meal - a cinnamon fried tortilla with fruit.  The complementary Bloody Maria was good.  \n\nMy dining companion doesn't care for eggs, so he ordered the only thing on the brunch menu that didn't involve eggs. Chilaquiles (Chicken, saut\u00e9ed tortillas in salsa tomatillo sauce) - came out while he was away from the table.  I was floored - and took a picture in case there was a discussion with management.  A FEW chunks of chicken, tortilla chips and a bit of tomatillo sauce (and the same small portion of potatoes and fruit/tortilla) .. I couldn't believe that what appeared to be a small portion of green nachos with a chunk or two of chicken was considered an entr\u00e9e.  At these prices ... not sure I'll be back.
__label__1 To bad Jennifer isn't going to be working on Saturdays anymore, they really need to do some training with this help, sat here for 30 minutes, waiters came over twice to take our order, both times asked for menus, he never brought it over. We had to ask another waiter. This is extremely unusual for this restaurant. We will start coming here only when Jennifer or Sergio are bartending.
__label__2 This place is literally across the street from my house. Which is the ONLY reason I eat there (as rare as it is).  The Fat Burrito is like a dumbed down version of Chipotle.  It has a line cook that makes your big ass burrito to order and then you pay for it at the end of the line.  Truth be told, the burritos are decent.  Nothing exceptional, but decent.  The Chicken Quesadilla's are made by folding a huge tortilla in half, and the nachos are from homemade chips (that look like they were cooked a week prior)...\n\nThe place is clean and the cook/owner is a humongous guy.  He's cheery and funny, and almost makes you forget the fact that his place is mediocre.  I have never had a bad trip.  Then again, I have never had an exceptional trip either.\n\nI give this the dreaded \"Meh\" seal of mediocrity.
__label__0 After paying nearly $3000 for a bedroom set, the finish started wearing off after less than ONE MONTH! Every piece of the 5 piece set is wearing off. It looks terrible. The mattresses are lumpy and you can actually feel springs while lying on the bed. They used unfinished pieces of wood as 'support' for the king size bed and b/c the bed is one of those super tall beds, you can SEE the unfinished pieces of wood while just standing in the hall way looking into the room! They're response was to send me more finish from the manufacturer so i can touch it up myself! Really??? At the rate it wore off, i'll be touching this cheap garbage up monthly and i'm sure it will look just great afterwards right? DON'T BUY ANYTHING FROM THIS PLACE! The Big Tin Shed is MUCH better quality, selection, customer service AND great prices. I learned an expensive lesson...
__label__2 I will give them an A++ for acrylic nails. I have a problem with lifting and with the nails popping off, but I've never had a problem with this when I go to Mirage Nail and Spa. The nails stay in place! They use quality materials, which makes a big difference, but also the technique of the technicians help. They also stay current on products, trends, styles, laws, and regulations. \n\nI don't use them for pedicures anymore, because I always felt like they were not long enough, and were really not good quality. There are always a lot of people there for pedicure, so I suppose they try to get everyone in and out quickly. The massage during pedicures tended to be fast, and rough, instead of slow, deep and deliberate. The best massage I had was when I was one of the last customers before they closed. The guy was really taking his time with me, so he wouldn't have to start another pedicure after me! I go some place else for pedicures now.
__label__4 I specifically came on Yelp to find a new nail salon. This place got good reviews so I figured what the heck.. Let's give it a try! I have not been disappointed yet. The workers are very friendly and the owner goes out of her way to accommodate everyone. I have been three times and I will continue to come back
__label__3 Ok, so my AC has been out at my condo so I was stayin at my dad's place. He is a chef, so obviously picky about food. (to a fault). I got a pizza from this place and took it to have dinner with him one night because it's down the street from his house. Pizza was really good! I was impressed. The lady at the counter wasn't super friendly, but whatever! A couple of days later pops and I decide to go back and try the pasta dishes. We get there, drinks come in styrofoam cups which pops did not like. But, whatever, it was Mr. Pibb and I could care less. He got the Clams Linguine and I got Baked Ziti with meat sauce. Pops said his dish was absolutely \"fantastic\". Garlicy, lemon, lots of butter and olive oil...superb. My dish was good, I would order it again but the pasta was a little over cooked. The meat sauce itself was delicious. Ok...so the only major problem we had was when we got Tiramisu. It was half frozen.... My dad, the chef, about had a nervous breakdown. (not to the staff..just to me. He isn't the crazy customer guy). I asked the lady at the counter, who is apparently the owner, what wa sup and she said they serve it that way so it's like ice cream??? Nope...sorry. I want my tiramiso fluffy and creamy. But, with that said, the Clams Linguine was excellent.
__label__0 This place is a joke.   I Call them they tell me they have a special two pizzas14.99 and I order it. They bring it and delivery guy says  29.99.  I tell delivery guy about their  price quote  and he calls his boss.. Boss says their price is correct.  I talk to owner she argues and tells me that the price is 29.99..i mean I'm not lying lol... I felt bad for driver but told him to take pizzas and leave.   Also they said 45 minutes and it took 1 hr 15 minutes.. This place is literally a joke of an establishment
__label__2 This place is your typical Italian restaurant with good food and an only ok dining area. The tables and chairs could use replacing and the decor is outdated. The service was a bit slow but not horrible. The food was average and they prices were a little high. I have also ordered in their pizza and it came quick but for the cost, it was not what I expected. I have been to better Italian places in town so this place will only be one I go back to because it is close to my house.
__label__3 Had breakfast here the other day with the fam, great selection and to my delight, many items had a Greek twist to them.  On top of the food being tasty, you can easily share with a spouse, friend, relative or foe as the portions are huge!  I will definitely be back soon with friends.
__label__1 The food is good and the staff is very nice, but don't eat the toast!  I sat and watched the servers handle money, menus and cleaning towels then rummage through a plate of toast at the pick up window to finish their orders.  They didn't think twice about handling the food without washing their hands.  I was so disappointed because the bread is amazing.  I mentioned it to our server and she quickly told the other ladies to put some gloves on, and she had fresh toast made for me and my husband.  Probably won't go back there again.  Sorry!  Nice people.
__label__0 I gave them 1 star cause I have to do it ti write this review, to start I just want to say please do not ever go to this place I mean not only is poor customer service but poor quality omg I can't even think on anything else but worst nail job I have ever had in my life, I can't understand how ppl like this is still in business, this place should be closed down I can see now why some ppl post in here saying they got an infection by getting a pedicure with that been said go at your risk at the end of all is your nails. I do recommend a different place were they fix the awful job they did  TIFFANYS NAIL SALON at  29th and Dunlap they do and amazing job and made my nails look beautiful again.
__label__0 Longest wait times ever. Nobody is in the office and have been sitting here for 2 hours. Never again. Go somewhere else.
__label__0 I'm not sure what happened when my husband & I ate here, but it was the worst food we've ever had at a Mexican spot. I'm really confused by all of the great reviews, I consider myself a total fan of mexican food, my Hubby actually calls me his ''White mexican''. The food was very small portioned, flavorless, and I couldn't even finish his taquitos & I was still hungry. We paid $4.50 for the ''special'', and got 2 TINY dry taquitos. No lettuce, guac, or anything to go with them. I don't know, maybe we went there on their worst day. Won't be going back though, and I'm in that shopping center all the time.
__label__0 It has literally taking me almost 2  or 3 years to write this but I figure as I am preparing for my daughter's 8 year old birthday , it is time for me to express this.  I WILL NEVER recommend this place to a friend.  When I went to inquire about the options I had for her birthday, I was treated not well at all.  I felt that the woman behind the counter was bothered by my questions, I should have taken this a hint for my future results there but I did not.  The party came and I was so excited and it was the worst bidthday party even and yet the most expensive of all, horrible!!!! One of the hostess made one of the guests cried to the point that they ended up leaving earlier.   The moms that came not even water were offered, over all, I have zero memories of something good happening.  Any ways, as my party ended and everybody left.  I came to the counter, to ask for the owner's email address and the older lady behind the counter proceeded to skip my question and an email was given to me but at this point I did not trust that I was getting a good email, and yes, she still had the courage to ask me, how my party was??????  I was in tears, and a friend  of mine had to talk for me.  Sad experience :(
__label__2 Bed Bath & Beyond -- totally overpriced and for this particular location, also bad parking!!  Ugh.  I don't usually shop at BB&B unless I have one of those coveted 20% off coupons in my hot little hand. \n\nI was here recently looking for that awesome linen spray, the Egyptian Cotton-scented version. They haven't had it either time I was here. I was also looking for a new \"everyday\" type of pot, but they didn't have what I needed. Sure, they had Calphalon but I'm not paying THAT for a pot or pan. \n\nI did pick up a new shower curtain liner and a couple candles but I had to get the pot elsewhere.
__label__4 Laid back coffee shop with friendly staff, reasonable prices, and great coffee! What more can you ask for?
__label__4 I'm a drummer and Sam Ash is the place to go for all your drum needs.  Guitar center has a small selection and not nearly all of the smaller items I need.  The staff is great and very knowledgeable.  If they didn't have something I needed they would order it for me.  The guitar section is just as big as guitar centers.  I also know they have free clinics often, but I've never been so I can't speak on how they are.  Basically it's like guitar center as far as selection and prices go, but with a way better staff, and an actual care for their customers.
__label__1 The first 3 times we boarded our dogs here we were pleased with the care they received. My only complaint those times was that the boarding area smelled horrendous, like a dog pound or something. A dog smell is understandable but the smell it had seemed like it wasn't cleaned very often. We used them anyway because money was tight & they were affordable. Each of those visits, we were encouraged beforehand to bring whatever items would make our dogs feel at home & when we arrived, they let us go back & unpack their things & put them in the kennel ourselves. \n\nThey keep each dog's belongings & food in their own large container with a lid, & I appreciated this organization. However, the last time we boarded them, we packed them each a bag with a blanket, a couple of their toys that they could keep in their kennel, & their food. On our last visit, I waited for the invitation to go back & unpack the dogs & she told me they were too busy for that but she would make sure they got all of their stuff.\n\nWhen we went to pick them up, 4 days later, the girl opened the container to give me their belongings & she handed me both of their bags...still neatly packed away like I had given them the day they arrived. When I asked why they hadn't at least given them their blankets her response was to chuckle & say, \"Sorry, we forgot.\" So, for 4 days & 8 meals, they moved each dog's packed bag to get to their food & it never dawned on anyone to actually GIVE my dogs their stuff. The thought of them alone in the kennel for 4 days without so much as a blanket made me livid. This was definitely the breaking point for me & we will never use their service again. \n\nI also had a problem on every visit with them trying to charge me about $100 more than the rate I was quoted in an email & each time I had to show them the email & wait about a 1/2 hour for them to go into the house & discuss it with the owner (who I was never allowed to meet). They did give me the overcharge back but they were very rude about it. This routine happened on every single visit. \n\nI'm not saying this is a bad place or that I wouldn't put my dogs here if it were the only place available but since there are so many more reputable choices in town, I'd recommend going somewhere more professional. Yes, it's a \"cute\" place but I feel like the veneer is just a bandaid to some obvious underlying problems because they always seem short staffed.
__label__2 Solid Mexican in a seedy part of town.  It's a shame that Carolina's is so close otherwise I might drop by here more often.
__label__3 Good food for a really good price. My coworkers and I went here for lunch this past Friday and really enjoyed it. \n\nThe service was really nice and offered a lot of suggestions, our server was Enriquee, I recommend him. \n\nThe food was pretty good, I got the shrimp burrito and was surprised at how good it actually was. Their lunch specials looked like a good deal, since you get a main course with sides. For q group of five of us it was only $37 so pricewise, it was a good deal.
__label__0 too many bad experiences at this rest. to count. they always get my order wrong. if its not that they will have someone rude at the counter. they have kids running the rest. skrewing things up. burnt food, terrible customer service. stupid to eat here.
__label__3 We have  had really good results with our basic eye exam needs.  While they are a very g service , I find that they are easy to work with and easy to book an appt with at a convenient time.  \n\nThe technician did a really great job coaxing my daughter into her contacts and helping her feel confident. \n\ni have been happy with the fast service and positive attitude of the workers.
__label__4 What a great little place! It is family-owned and family-run. The staff is friendly and sociable and seemed to anticipate my every need (including setting up a highchair for my daughter). The menu is great. Lots of choices for health-conscious eaters and relaxed eaters alike. The food was very reasonably priced and was served very quickly. They've just moved to a new location that doesn't get a lot of business, so if you're looking for a great place for a great breakfast/lunch/brunch, go to Caf\u00e9 Maria's!
__label__0 This review is not for the shooting range, but for the instructor, Rick Barkett, who conducted our CCW course a few months back.\n\nThe entire class of about 50 people were in agreement, when I say that this guy is a MAJOR FUCKING ASSHOLE.\n\nHe was clearly disgusted that so many people, many of whom weren't very knowledgeable about firearms, could be attending a class for a concealed carry permit.\n\nNow, I would agree that some of them should know more about their pistols & revolvers before they try to carry them around in their back pockets, but since we live in a country where we still have the right to bear arms, and they were attending a class to follow legal protocol, I'd say that this guy should just shut the fuck up and teach his class without passing so much judgment on the students.\n\nIf nobody asked a question, he had a smart ass remark about that.  If somebody asked a question, he had an equally smart ass remark.\n\nDuring the shooting portion of the training, he was totally condescending towards everybody, although he did shut the fuck up with me when he saw all 15 of my bullseye shots!!\n \nThere was one guy who actually wanted to slash his tires after the course but reconsidered because of all the surveillance cameras at the joint.  THAT would have been funny.\n\nIf I ever see his name again for a training class, I'll be sure to skip it and attend elsewhere.
__label__2 This was the first time I needed to wait at the service department while getting the oil changed. First off, it was not easy to make the appointment. I'll give them that I called on the Friday before the holiday weekend, but I kept getting rang back to the operator. Same Saturday, and apparently there was only one person there who can schedule appointments. So I waited until Tuesday, and got the same run around. I ended up making the appointment online, which in the end proved to be the fastest way because I actually got a call back within a couple of hours. Who knew? \n\nThe service department itself is a nice set up- like a mini town where you can pretty much have anything done to yourself while you wait short of plastic surgery. We're really only going here because we have the free services another year. But the mini town in the dealership could be just enough to keep me coming back even when I have to pay.
__label__4 so we order 7 dishes\n\ngo ahead, take a guess what that adds up to before taxes?\n\nWRONG!  \n\ncan you say $15.75? divide that by 7 and you get $2.15 per\n\nit's a flat rate (none of the multi-tiered pyramid ramp up pricing)\n\nthe stuff that we usually order that falls into the 2nd and 3rd tier pricing structure was all $2.15!\n\nthis is a sign of the times ladies and gentlemen\n\nif you wanna pay more  and impress your inlaws and friends, go and eat at the other places
__label__4 Loved this place. They have a drive-thru along with a nice eat in area. It's clean and the employees were very friendly. Great product and  wouldn't hesitate to return there. Only issue is that it was a little slow, but it could have been due to being so busy (which is a good thing!).  \nI had a decedent black forest drink and a slice of iced cake. Warmed up it was heaven. My only wish is one closer to where I live.
__label__1 The Sales clerks at the gun counter are very rude and act as though you are a nuisance if you ask a question. I have had several interactions with different clerks and the culture they have developed in my observation is one that they dont need customers, customers need them.  I really enjoy sportsmans and the products they offer. I sincerely hope that things get better with their staff.
__label__0 I used to love this store but it has really gone down hill the last 3 years. My last three visits to the archery counter keep getting worse and after Saturdays poor service I have had enough and won't be back.
__label__3 Discount Tire is my top choice for tires & basic tire repair.  When I've had a slow leak they diagnosed the problem, patched the hole from the nail, and charged me.... guess how much?  $0.  Just a smile, a firm handshake, and a polite reminder that they would appreciate my business when it is time for new tires.  So, it's no mystery where I go for my tire purchases.  \n\nRecently they were very helpful with acquiring a tire that was no longer produced, and went so far as to have it shipped from California.  On my wife's car they gave me  a great deal on a set of Michelin Pilot Sport 2's, saving me a lot of money over the dealer and some of the other competition.\n\nAppointment is a good idea but I've had equally good luck by showing up right at the opening time.  Location is on the SW corner of the 101 & 59th Ave., in the shopping area behind Del Taco that also has a Staples & Home Depot.
__label__3 Good as Home Depot can be. Depending on your taste, Lowe's may or may not be better for you. They're the same but different. :) Selection/brands that is.
__label__1 I can't find anything here! I can't even find a nearby employee to help me. FRUSTRATING!!!!!!
__label__0 Some of the worst Chinese food on the planet and it is served with some attitude. If you live in QC try China Chef by the other Fry's, blows this dump away!\nSoggy dead food! That sums this joint up.
__label__3 Have to say I love this place. Usually order take out vs eating there but they are always very friendly when we go in.   Food is yummy, the price is right and service is quick.  Would have given 5 stars if they would deliver lol!
__label__0 I have been with Golds for about  5 months and I just cancelled my membership. The management is horrible, there is always something not working; the sauna, wi-fi, etc. The machine that you pay for snacks and drinks never works. I used to be able to pay for a $1 bottle of water with a dollar cash. All of a sudden it started charging tax and you cannot put in change for the tax. Instaed you have to put in another dollar, then have a balance on your account. I brought this issue up to the manager but he told me its always been that way, and basically blew me off....this was a couple of months ago. He's a real jerk and not really suited for the job of being a manager. Today, the machine was broke and they could not take my money for a bottle of water. In addition the sauna is broke....I finally give up. There are other gyms around here that are much better. Maybe when new management arrives things will improve.
__label__1 The gym facilties are adequate and very clean and the classes are good. I would give Gold's Gym a 5 star rating if it wasn't for the billing practices. \n\nMy husband and I signed up almost 2 years ago and at the time were signed in to a 2 year contract paying around $17 a month as our big corporate discount. Since that time Gold's has offered a $9 month to month membership as long as you don't participate in classes which we don't. I called to see what we would need to do to switch to the reduced program and was told that we would not be able to until our original contract was up and then we would each need to pay $100 to reduce to the lower $9 month to month membership. \n\nAs a customer it feels like you are being punished for being loyal and signing up before the other month to month members. It seems to me that if I was willing to sign up for 2 years knowing I would have to pay every month that I was in for the long haul which may not be the case with your newbie month to monther's. I personally do not feel members should be penalized if they signed up before Gold's offered this new membership. I am a good customer and was considering signing up for personal training until I realized this company's billing policies. Now I don't want to hand over another penny over what I am obligated to pay and I will likely move over to YouFit or LA Fitness in the few short months when my contract is up.
__label__0 I have been trying to sign up for about 1 week now!!! No one knows anything about discounted fees with your health insurance plan. UnitedHealth care offers a discount  for a gym membership. Golds being one of them. I printed the form and staff knows NOTHING!!! I also called UnitedHealth care just to make sure and yes we do get a discount. I also sent an email to golds headquarters NO REPLY
__label__4 This is the best Starbucks I've ever been to. I just moved here from Alabama, and being a Starbucks fan I have been to A LOT of them, but this is my absolute favorite. All of the workers are so polite and sweet, and always doing their best to go as fast as possible. I've been going there every other day just about since I moved here a month ago, and today my debit card wasn't working so I was buying a sausage biscuit with what little cash I had, and the sweet cashier was like we're going to give you your usual drink too, no worries, it's on us. Wow, that was so kind. Also, once I had to wait a little bit for my biscuit so I went up to check on it, and they gave me a card for a free drink next time just for my wait. Super nice workers. No better customer service anywhere!
__label__4 Very clean and nice staff.  Probably one of the best locations they have.
__label__1 Checkout experience is very poor.  Never enough lanes open and I hate their policy of reading the customer's last name out loud when they give you the receipt.  My last name is no one's business!  Please stop doing this!  Major privacy violation!\n\nOn a positive note, the organic produce section is quite good and the only reason I shop here.
__label__4 Man, Village Inn... is the best.  Came here twice in the last two years (not from the area) and definitely made a point to come in on Wednesday for free pie, y'all!!  Seriously who can beat that.  \n\nHad the strawberry banana french toast once and then a dinner entree another and they were all sooo gooood omg.
__label__1 We come here quite often on saturday mornings. The food is good and the servers are always friendly and fast. My only real complaint is there is always 10 families/couples waiting for a table and there are 20 open tables..... its the weekend,  plan on having a few more servers working so customers don't have to wait.
__label__1 Eh...screw this place. Anyone who shops at Gamestop knows they suck, with the way they constantly pester you for subscriptions and (usually) charge ridiculous amounts for used or old games. Overall, the franchise gets 3 stars from me overall, but this one gets less for crappy customer service.\n\nI had finally found a certain used game I was looking for, and when I had a chance to sit down and play it, it would not work. They have a seven day return policy, and on the seventh day I was able to show up and address the issue.\n\nThey didn't have any more copies of the same game (which they would normally switch out--no questions asked), and would not let me exchange it for the same game on another system, even though the 360 version costs LESS. What kind of store won't let you exchange for a cheaper product?\n\nIn any case, I found myself at an impasse with someone clueless in regard to customer service. I was told to make a stop at their next store a few miles away, but it just wasn't worth it. I don't think I'll be shopping at this location anymore.
__label__0 Being a customer at the Ellsworth/Baseline store for nearly 12 years, after my recent check up, I've decided this will be my last visit.  They seem to have undergone an entire staff change on the day I was there, and as a medical practice manager, that was probably the least professional group I've ever seen. No one made eye contact with me, they were too glued to their screens.  One employee would only help a couple that was there (for the whole hour I was there), who were obviously personal friends of hers. The other employee not only wouldn't get out of her chair to show me glasses, but was very little help when I was asking her questions about options, etc. Her eyes only would look at her computer screen or the tatoos on her forearms. I assume it was \"friday dress down day\" when I was there as the T-shirt wearing young man took me back for my initial portion of my eye exam. Even though I stated out front 2-3 times what I was there for, and completed forms AGAIN, with full information on them, I was AGAIN asked for the 4th time the same darn questions over again. (Does no one read a patient's chart or forms any more???)  He took my blood pressure and twice incorrectly put the cuff on my arm.  The machine was malfunctioning and wouldn't quit inflating which was extremely painful and I begged him to take it off.  He continued to push buttons trying to get the machine to quit. Then put the cuff (on wrong again) on my forearm of my by then extremely inflammed arm. Again the machine mal functioned.  He put down a grossly inaccurate reading on my chart and I asked for it to be removed since obviously this machine did not work and I didn't want a abnormal reading on my permanent record.  The optomatrist... well, very indifferent and again, would not look at me or speak to me. Since my prescription had been chnaged by him (up and down, up and down) a few times, I voiced my dislike of the current prescription that I tried for a year.  I was met with less than favorable explaination as to why Ive been given so many different prescription strengths on my eyes the last few years. (I had recently had a full check up with an opthalmologist for a spot on my eye 1 1/2 mos prior to this appt., and he also felt I should not be given so many different prescriptions that weren't seemingly accurate for my visual complaints.) There certainly seemed to be no discount for this place, (many little fees that get added to your final product), so when I pick up my partial order of contacts in a week, along with my new glasses, I don't think I'll be coming back.  My only regret being that I just didn't take my prescription from them yesterday and fill my contact order, and glasses order somewhere else.  It's a shame, they used to have such helpful and cheerful staff.  I don't think I could have cracked a smile out of that group even if I'd come in with a car load of clowns and balloons!!!
__label__2 Its ok. The women at the desks seem to always be very busy. But the 2 different Optometrist that I've spoken to me have always been really nice. Also he pronounced my name correctly and even showed off some of his Spanish speaking skills. Impressive\nPros: Optometrist\nCons: Front Desk
__label__3 Chicken club is always excellent - two. Strips of bacon and Swiss cheese on soft warm bun, along with garlic fries is a fantastic meal. The TK wings are the best I have ever had - anywhere. Beer is always very cold and of course the beautiful girls are always easy on the eyes. The huge bar is a great place to sit - lots of tv's with sports and lots of seats. Believe it or not, the food is excellent and is the reason to go there - and of course the girls are great too!
__label__1 Ok if you are coming here for the food you will be disappointed.  I had the quesadilla and it was tough and tasteless.  Now the bartender did help my lunch experience my showing off her big rack. But her service skills did lack.  Hooters knock off, kinda but if you want to have nice looking \"girls\" serve you it's all good. But have no expectations of actually having a good meal.
__label__1 It didn't used to be so bad, if the lines are long they go slow. There are always these hoodlum kids that loiter around outside, making the place seem unsafe and sketchy.   And they hang out with their friends that work there during the night shift. Although the men employees seem to hand out free drinks alot..
__label__1 I have no choice because it's close by work. The staff is a who's who of crack-heads, drop-outs, and ghetto birds of all degrees of fabulousness. Efficiency is not exactly a hallmark quality of this location so best to avoid coming during the lunch rush.\n\nIf you come at any other time you can get your sandwich about as quickly as they likes of the aforementioned can muster. Once in a while they'll get someone who has their shit together and can run things efficiently. Unfortunately much like a progressive priest at my old Catholic School, they never last.\n\nLack of sufficient pre-planning is also apparent because one of the drawbacks of coming in after lunch time is that it's not unusual for them to be out of your preferred kind of bread (usually wheat) If the staff are busy chit-chatting in the back room you may have to wait until someone ventures out to find you waiting (wonder how many bags of chips have been lifted). \n\nIf you work downtown you don't have a lot of options so all there is to do is deal with it. It's not God awful but it can be ghetto and I would LOVE to see the collective rap sheet of my local sandwich artists.
__label__0 The owner she is rude and has no customer service skills\n3 times they have ruined my shirts\nThe girls who work there are nice \nI got mustard on my shirt asked them to clean it \nI pick up the shirt and the stain is still there pointed to the owner she was like we can't get it removed I went home spend my time on it and now it gone. a average guy who knows nothing about cleaning. Got it removed.  Never going back there again \nTry to be nice 3 times \n3 time same poor results\nI wish there was another dry cleaner near me instead of this one I have to drive longer I guess
__label__4 My husband and I were in the area and checked out local breakfast places on Yelp! They had good reviews so we decided to check it out. The place is tucked away in one of those shopping centers, but is very cute and welcoming! The food was great and the coffee was hot! The servers were friendly and kept my coffee cup full! We aren't in this area often, but we will be back! :)
__label__0 My friend and I booked a tee time over the phone about 3-4 days ago, but once we got to the golf course and presented our coupons (Arizona Pass Book) We were told that they would not honor them because we didn't book the tee time the day prior (yesterday)\n\nThe course was extremely slow (tee time was 12:07) and they told us we would have to pay $60 each. We decided to make a phone call to a neighboring course and they said we could tee of 45 minutes later for $35.\n\nThis is not the first time that my playing partner and I have been treated poorly at this course. It is a shame that they turn away good business, especially because my playing partner has lived at Vistancia for more than 6 years. He vows to never play there again, and I agree. \n\nTrilogy is a nice course, although there are far superior courses on that side of town (Copper Canyon, Granite Falls)\n\nTrilogy at Vistancia has absolutely terrible customer service, do not play at this course!
__label__3 I come here for my aquarium needs and their prices on a lot of their stuff is cheaper than petsmart. I have a lot of betta tanks and  I love their selection on live plants. But a lot of the plants look like they are dying. It also hard to find someone to help out in the fish area. No one is ever around. \n\nI love how they have Elephant Ear Bettas. I've never seen them anywhere else. I hate that they don't have prices near them. And they charge $20+ for EEs. When I was just recently in there a few days ago a lot of their bettas looked pretty bad. \n\nThe staff is very friendly. I've never had a problem with anyone there. The cashiers are always very nice and they like to strike up conversations with you while you check out. \n\nI think this store is WAY better then the petsmart across the street. I've never seen any dead or dying bettas. Their bettas only have some fun problems that can easily be fixed. \n\nThey also have some awesome bamboo shrimp! I had bought one and sadly he didn't live. I guess they are ok with selling old ones to people. The one I had gotten was fully grown and died of old age. When I was in there the other day I saw that they had smaller ones that are obviously young and that's when I figured out they had sold me an older one. I will get more of them but this time I'll make sure they are young.
__label__1 Ok there are to many complaints about the employee's. Do you think most of them want to be working at a minimum wage job? Don't expect them to be too happy all the time... and for the most part they are nice and helpfull. I would like to complain about the customers more so... some of them get to angry for food, like seriously it's just food dont get yourself to worked up. And for the record I would like too say that McDonalds coffee lids are the best invention ever, every other coffee lid, like at Tim Hortons, NEVER stays open!!! I love the LID!!! It's EPIC!
__label__0 This is not a place I will return.  They are not very friendly and when you make a request for a design, they look at you like you're crazy.  My designs came out absolutely horrid and I ended up just going somewhere else for a new polish.
__label__1 This store has a pretty good variety of products, my biggest complaint is the lack of good service.   The same woman has been there each time I've gone in, and she is very unfriendly and not very helpful.\n\nShe has never smiled or seemed interested in helping me find a specific item.  It doesn't make sense to me, especially if she is the owner.  Does she not want to sell her merchandise and make money?\n\nOther than that it is a fun store to look through, they have a much bigger selection than Michael's or Joann.  The prices are high on some things, like the clear stamps and brads.
__label__2 Late afternoon lunch to celebrate my friend's birthday.  Must say my focus was more on the company than the food but here's what I can tell you:\n\nFriends ordered the Lobster Spinach Queso for an appetizer.  I had a little and it was tasty but not spectacular.  Nice big chunks of lobster which was a nice surprise.  \n\nI had the Pecan Crusted Trout.  The fish itself was so-so, not much seasoning and the portion was small.  It comes with a peach/cilantro salsa on top that I didn't care for and scraped off.  The star on the plate was the side of tortilla slaw.  Red cabbage, carrots, tortilla strips in a vinegary dressing.  I ate all of that and could have eaten more.\n\nTheir bread...to die for.  I could have been happy sitting there eating just that with butter and they could have charged as much as my entree and still I'd be happy. \n\nThe birthday girl had the Aspen Sirloin and said it was just okay.  My other friend ordered the French Dip Sandwich but she was so into her side dishes that she filled up too fast and didn't even try it.  I'll let you know if she says it was good as leftovers.  The side that she said was great was the Southwest Au Gratin Potatoes.  \n\nThe birthday girl loved her free dessert, the Big Daddy Chocolate Cake.  I love a low-key birthday dessert presentation and Firebirds did it well, just a candle and a happy birthday wish, no songs.  The portion of gooey chocolate cake was huge, with vanilla ice cream and raspberry sauce on the side.  Very yum.\n\nService was great, drinks were refilled frequently.  The staff was patient with us, not asking us to clear out as we sat chatting even though the dinner crowd was descending.  \n\nOne note about the parking...it was fine when we got there around 3:45 but it was a death match as we were leaving.  People trolling around, cutting each other off, zooming into spaces.  Craziness!
__label__0 The food, drinks and service at the bar during happy hour on Friday, April 13th were HORRIBLE.  The supposed \"corporate trainer bartender\" made the WORST drinks, jam-paced with ice-you only got about 2 drinks out of the glass before it was empty.  The bar was filthy dirty and she did not clean up after customers and we waited a long time only to get cold food.  The place was not busy as it was only 4pm - absolutely no excuse.  If she is a \"corp trainer\" then they are in trouble !!!
__label__1 This place was very average. I've had much better Mexican food and this reminded me a lot of a Chipotle, but maybe a step below. I'm not a fan and wont be back, there is much better Mexican food in Arizona.
__label__1 I guess when you live in Phoenix and have so many incredible choices for Mexican food you can be a little disappointed every now and then. Cafe Rio at the start was not clear with their menu. Not sure if that is on purpose or just an oversight, but you need to have a starting point for customers. I ordered a chicken burrito and was shocked at the lack of help and suggestions. I didn't know what they had for additions nor was I told. \n\nMaybe I caught them on an off day, but I think they could do some adjusting to their menu and process.
__label__4 I'm so glad I finally found this place.  I'm from New Jersey/New York and go to ASU and came to the conclusion that Arizona has NO GOOD pizza places at all, let alone Tempe.  I stumbled upon this place by looking up places that made calzones out here.  That, and everything else tastes amazing here.  The pizza is amazing.  I think it's the sauce and cheese they use that gives it a unique taste that I don't get anywhere else.  The place is a little small and could have a better location (its tucked on a dead street), but the food makes up for it.
__label__0 YUCK! Why does everyone rave about this place? The pizza crust is TOO thin - it was SOGGY!  And they cut a ROUND pizza in SQUARES!!! WTF??? So I wound up with little weird-shaped outer pieces, and two large SQUARE center slices that were SO soggy that they just hung down when I tried to pick them up. Soggy and greasy. \n\nThe cheese and mushrooms were good, but the sauce was indeed WAY too sweet as others have noted, and the so-called 'crust' was nasty and mushy. This is NOT Chicago pizza! I've had pizza in Chicago, deep dish AND regular, and this was NOT like any of it.
__label__3 Amazing thin crust pizza!  Would be 5 star if the rest of the menu was  as good as their pizza.\nI've been going here for 7 years or so and it's always great.  It has become more popular so you will likely have to wait for a table on the weekends...especially if the snowbirds are in town.
__label__3 I used to really love this place. The vermonter is the best sandwich I've ever had. My only issue is that they have shrunk the size of the sandwiches and kept the price the same. But the flavor is still incredible.
__label__2 I have such a love-hate relationship with this spot. My office orders from here often, and every single time there's an issue. It takes twice the time we were quoted, there's something missing from or wrong with our order, the delivery driver doesn't bring any change - there's always something. \n\nWhile the employees seem a little on the \"slow\" side, they're at least usually pleasant - with the exception of a woman I spoke to who said she was the owner. Placing my order with her took even longer than it usually does due to my having to answer questions 2 & 3 times, we waited 20 minutes longer than the 45 minutes we were quoted, AND she was downright snippity with me throughout the entire interaction. \n\nSo why the heck do we keep ordering from this place? Because the food is just that. damn. good. Seriously. Their sandwiches are piled high with inventive, high-quality ingredients and always taste fresh and well-made. And don't even get me started on their cookies! They are spec-freaking-tacular - huge, gooey, moist, and often still warm from the oven. \n\nSo, the service? Thoroughly \"meh\". But the food keeps us toiling through the arduous ordering process.  Thus, 3 stars - right in between 1 star service and 5 star food.
__label__0 They dropped off menus at my company and I thought it looked yummy.  Got a group together and ordered for delivery.  Over an hour later, food had not arrived.  I called and checked to confirm that they had actually placed our order.  The man confirmed that our order was on it's way and there is construction in the area that may have slowed the driver down.  He said he would contact his driver and then call me back with at ETA.  15 min later, still no food and still no call back with an ETA.  Having coworkers raz me about starving, I called and canceled the order.  During they phone call they were not apologetic and said \"Well I couldn't call you back with an ETA because I can't find my driver.\"  Awful service.  I can't even review the food because it never came.
__label__1 SOMAny places I would rather eat.  I understand this is supposed to be lighter healthier fare, but I was very disappointed by my salad.  VERY.  It was the salmon salad and the dressing was too vinegary and too off.\n\nI won't be returning, so I won't be trying anything else just to see if maybe I ordered the wrong thing.
__label__3 Ulta sells a wide range of brands of beauty products from drug store brands to high-end designer brands.  The cool thing is that they actually accept manufacturer coupons. They also have their own coupons and frequent sales, so you can get good deals here.
__label__0 I'm an avid shopper at Ulta. Every time I've come in here to look, etc. employees are rude and on top of me the entire time. The reason it deserves one star is because I was here before Christmas a few years ago with my mom (shopping for my daughter) and I had a police man usher me and two other women to the back of the store. They made us empty our pockets, purses, etc. and we're extremely rude to all of us. They accused us all of being in cahoots with each other and planning to shoplift... I'd never even seen the women before! I was shaken up and very upset. But still very polite to manager and said I understood she was just looking out for the store and she was unbelievably rude and brushed me aside instead apologizing greatly, as she should have. Little did she know I was probably going to spend 100$+ on Christmas gifts! Very unfortunate because two or three of the girls here are angels and amazing helpers.
__label__2 Ping. That's the sound the button on my shorts made when they busted open because I ate about 14 plates of food during my glutton-fest.\n \nFlush, flush, flush.  I have a feeling that's the sound I'll be making in about 30 minutes from now.\n\nIt's a Chinese buffet that caters almost exclusively to a Hispanic crowd, hot sauce on every table and 50% Latin music playing in the background.\n\nI guess this place was fine.  Some of the items were hot and fresh, a few were old and dried out. They did have about 30+ items to choose from. Even some sushi, but I didn't wanna risk it all and try the tuna. I'm not a gambling man like that.
__label__2 Place was open today! So it gets an extra star!!!
__label__4 I have to say that we love looking at architecture design, so having learned about Taliesin West, we knew we had to check this place out while we were in the vicinity. Soooo glad we did, because this place is amazing! I could try and tell you about it, but like most architecture, you have to SEE it to understand and/or appreciate it. \n\nI can tell you that my favorite part of this place is the Sculpture Garden...so many amazing forms and figures upon which to gaze. Truly beautiful stuff!\n\nI have to admit that we lucked out, because as many folks have already pointed out, there is a fee to take the tour. However, because Hubby's uncle is a catering manager, he's overseen many catering events that have been held at Taliesin West. Because of that, our group of four was allowed in for free to follow him around pretty much every nook and cranny of the grounds. It was all very informational and educational and enthralling.\n\nThumbs up to the staff, who were all very nice and courteous and had no problem letting us go into areas that the tours did not visit...altogether, a great experience! :)
__label__1 Here for the very first time with my son.  The stylist asked what we wanted done on my son's hair.  it is on the longer side in a surfer style cut.  I requested a trim and re-shape of only a half inch, no more, he even confirmed showing me how much he would cut off by the measurement to which I agreed.  What I watched fall on the floor was at least an inch, maybe a little more.  Other salons I have been to (in San Diego) take their time with my son's hair, this cut took all of 5 minutes.  The customer service is pretty lacking as well.  I informed my son that he is going to have to graduate to a big kid salon, we most likely won't be coming back here.
__label__4 I don't go to Starbucks anymore. I used to, but I got sick of walking in and having all the 'cool' people, sitting with their Macs, sipping their caramel soy fuckwad machiato Americanos giving me the once over as if i'm a bigfoot sighting or something. \n\n\nIt's a real joke. \nI walk in and all the sneaky laptop whores quickly steal a furtive glance at my distressed fashion and shake their heads, signaling I don't belong here. Not like this. Not with them...all dressed-up and ready for work. \n\nThey probably don't know, or rather, how could they know I live next door. And how easy it is to roll out of bed, pillow perm and all, dressed like a major buttmunch as I wander in half asleep for my morning espresso, costing me around three bucks. \nI never did get this.\nIf taking a laptop with you to Starbucks is so vital to your existence, how is it you're so easily distracted each time the door swings open and the bell rings, heralding the arrival of a new, and potentially off the charts beautiful person, you pretentious douchebag!\nSo anyway, who needs that shit, right?  No more Starbucks. \n\nInstead, I bought a Keurig coffee maker. The one that uses those little K-cups. Only the K should stand for kablastafucked since the price of a K-cup is somewhere just south of a Bentley Continental GT convertible.\n\nAnd this is why I go to Costco. This Costco in particular.\nYou can buy a box of fifty-four Starbucks K-cups,  their Verona blend for only 36 bucks. \nBuy them anywhere else and you'll pay double.\n\nSo now I sit and bang out Yelps on my laptop as I drink my morning Starbuck K cup....not a pretentious douchebag anywhere in sight. \nWell, except for me of course.\n\nNote: 54 K cups lasts me close to a month. That's 36 bucks for the entire month. \nI used to spend that in a week at Starbucks while getting judged in the process. \nNo more.
__label__3 Always busy, always a full parking lot. Be prepared to hoof it.\n\nGreat selection, friendly staff.
__label__0 I foolishly lived at San Simeon for nearly 3 years. At first, the apartment I was in seemed decent because it was my first apartment ever! After our 13 month lease was up, I moved into an upgraded unit near the water. At first, it seemed great. I quickly learned that the carpet, which was suppose to be \"upgraded\" was WORSE than the As-Is unit. It is a cheap tan berber carpet that looks completely filthy and destroyed within an hour of walking on it. Maintenance was so slow to respond to a leak in the bathroom and then shut off the water completely in the bathroom and never told us when it would be back on! After 7 months in the unit, I was informed that I had to vacate within 2 months because the owner of the unit (I was never informed it was a privately owned unit at any point) wanted us out, even though we payed rent promptly every month. In fit and a hurry, my roommate and I moved into a 3 bedroom because we were thinking the space would be nice...IT WAS A LEMON!!!\n\nWhen I go my keys, the office girl told me the carpet was new and that there was a hole in the master bedroom door (my room) and that it would be replaced a.s.a.p. Well, it took them ONE MONTH to finally give me a new door! Not to mention that my bedroom door wouldn't even close all the way unless I shoved it and when I asked them to fix it, they didn't! The carpet was not new and one of the laundry doors fell off. A few months later, the oven didn't work at all and it keep shorting out our power when we tried to fix it. When I went to the office for help (Because no one EVER answers the phone) I saw a sign on the door stating the office closed early...for the super bowl! Like it counted as a holiday!). I hated this apartment so much that I actually moved out early, moved in with my boyfriend, and continued to pay my portion of the rent. IT WAS A NIGHTMARE!!!\n\nThe worst part is when I left. In the past, I never had deposit issues, until it was in regards to me leaving the complex. The staff was snotty and cold. Then I get a $1100 bill in the mail from them! They claimed that the carpet damage was irreversible and it needed to be replaced. I fought it and fought it, I even met with the maintenance man who signed off on my move in check list that stated the carpet was not new and not in good condition. HE ADDMITTED THAT THE CARPET THEY SUPPLY IS A CHEAP BERBER AND IS EXTREMELY POOR IN QUALITY AND HE ADMITTED THAT NEARLY ALL OF THE TENANTS HAVE TO PAY TO GET IT REPLACED!!!! HE COMPLETELY ACKNOWLEDGE THAT SAN SIMEON SCREWS PEOPLE!!! HIS NAME IS RENEE, IN CASE YOU EVER NEED TO KNOW.\n\nThe staff is uneducated, lazy, and unresponsive. The maintenance does not care and is slower than a snail to respond. The apartments are a joke and poorly constructed. Please, don't waste your hard earned money.
__label__0 \"Why yes! you do have a free* upgrade available! You can get the iphone 4s for only $.99 (With a $30 upgrading fee). You now have 14 days to return your new iphone if you are not happy with it. Your total price for your free* two year upgrade is $33.62\"\n\n---\"Why do you charge $30 for a free upgrade?\"\n\n\"Well, here at verizon, we started losing money with our free upgrades because the new phones cost so much. So we hope to make up the lost money over time through your monthly bills and with this $30 charge.\"\n\n*Next Day*\n\n\"Oh, you would like to return the new iphone you just upgraded? No problem! We are going to revoke your used upgrade and refund your $33.62. There is, however, a $30 returning fee because verizon is not able to resell this phone. So after to refund and the $30 returning fee, you get $1.07 back for the phone you just returned! Thank you for waisting $30 with verizon, we hope to steal your money again soon!\"\n\nARE YOU FU%@&$# KIDDING ME???? \n\nSo your screwing me over every month so you can \"Make up for the lost money the new phones cost AND your going to charge me for returning my new phone??\nThere's some logic for you....\nDO NOT SIGN WITH VERIZON!! THERE ARE MORE HIDDEN FEES THAN BUYING A CAR!!!! \n\nOn a nicer note, the guy who helped me was very nice, besides the fact he didnt tell me about the hidden fee for returning the phone.
__label__4 A great experience, great driver. On time - text alert for ETA very reasonably priced
__label__4 Love this service.   I use it about once a month to PHX and often on the other end of my flights too if I am not renting a car.   Always on time, always courteous.   I use them for business trips mostly, easy online booking even for same day a couple hours in advance.   If I need them sooner than that I usually call...have never had an issue.
__label__0 I made an appointment to get a flu shot here.  got several emails telling me not to forget and when I showed up at 8 am on a Monday morning a girl shrugs her shoulders and tells me they are not doing flu shots that day.  after I missed two hours of work this sucks.  never going to cvs again it is always a bad idea no matter which location you go to.
__label__0 Cox was great until I spoke with their customer service person Juan (Employee #1347). All I wanted to do was take some packages off that I currently have.\n\nI'm paying the 150.00 cancellation charge and Cox can shove it!
__label__4 I recently purchased a new desktop computer and was having some problems with getting my messages sent out in Outlook on both computer and IPad.  In speaking with technical support and Andrew, he walked me through the entire process and all is well.\n\nWe have Cox for our telephone, TV and Internet and are very happy with the service.\n\nThank you.\nJane and John Lynch
__label__0 I recently had cox out to install internet and cable. \nWhen I received the bill, Cox had charged me to fish 3 lines into the walls and one from the front of my unit. So there are 4 seperate charges for puling lines into my unit.\nBesides having a coupon for free installation, my unit had just been renovated and the General Contractor had put all new lines in the wall and could be accessed right at the attic opening. I told COX that the GC could confirm that the lines were there. I explained to COX communications that there was a mistake and that I shouldn't be charged for the fished lines.  Cox said they were going to investigate this, but they never even called me back and the charges are still on my account. They have the worse customer service and I should have ordered Direct TV. \n-Mike in Phoenix
__label__0 Just horrible it taken them a month to transfer my internet over. One guy I talked to was crying about him not wanting to lose his job and that he needs his job. They also don't return their phone calls. I'm glad I payed them $60 for no internet.
__label__0 One word.... Horrible.
__label__0 This is literally the worst customer service I've ever experienced. Shame it won't allow me to give them zero stars. My cable doesn't work half the time. With my cable internet, I need help with the wireless because the password printed on the box won't allow my other services to connect. They promised me they'd help me if I needed it. My neighbors signal strength is twice as strong as mine and mine is the box sitting right in the same room. And to ice the cake, I've been calling for three days and still have been unable to get a human being on the line. Disgusting. Absolutely insulting. As soon as I get in touch with someone, I'm canceling this service. They can come get this cable box and modem/router out of my house. I cannot believe for what they charge us they cannot pay a human customer representative or at least have a service where a person calls you back in the order your call was received. I don't need Cox anymore at all, with Hulu, Netflix, amazon Prime, etc, so they can kiss off!
__label__1 I hate Cox! I believe most people will understand what I'm saying. Hate them! When I lived in Ahwatukee i only subscribed to internet.  I only watched regular TV and subscribed to Hulu and Netflix. Now I live in Mesa and can't get the channels like I used to so now I had to go back to stupid cox TV. \n\nThey win my award as being one of the worst companies I ever dealt with!
__label__0 Cox Communications is horrible. Unfortunately there is no choice in my area. I recently moved and after having DirecTV for over 20 years I am stuck with Cox. I understand Verizon is coming here soon. I can't wait to dump Cox. They missed 2 appointments to install and on the third they were supposed to be here at 0815 showed up after 1100. Then the installer did not show me how to use the new equipment or leave a list of channels. I tried to get a list on the Cox web page but that is a terrible site. I could not even open up any of the pages. Avoid Cox if you can.
__label__0 Unbelievable stupidity and incompetence.  We moved to a new apartment, and scheduled to have the service moved.  A month later it still wasn't working.  We canceled our service.  They told us they needed their cable box back, and dropped off a shipping box to return it, which we did.  Now, months later, I discover that they say they never received it, so there is a $175 balance on my account, which I NEVER received a bill for...and they sent it to COLLECTIONS, which also never billed me, and which reported it to Experion, which destroyed my credit rating.  This was only discovered when I went to buy a house...which I now can't buy because these complete morons ruined my credit.  Over an erroneous $175 fee that I don't owe.  DON'T USE THEM.
__label__0 I am disappointed with Cox Service and their billing practice. It appears that they are attempting to deceive customers with a new promotion. I was very happy with finally being able to receive promotional pricing for services that I use. Usually existing customers are excluded from the best promotions. I was so happy that a door to door rep was able to give me the promotion I had received in the mail a few days prior, had called on and been denied over the phone. The service hook-up for upgrades a few days later went well, and I was so pleased that my bill would be going down quite a bit and that all changes were of no cost to me. Well, today I learn that Cox has charged me a previously undisclosed early termination fee that they have to now investigate before they can credit my account. WHAT!!! $190 charge on my bill and I didn't terminate anything!!! All I did was re-up for a couple more years!!! Just when I thought Cox was finally showing some appreciation for a long term customer. Not!! I am also concerned that this \"error\" may hit a bunch of people who signed up for the door to door deal. Many people may be charged this $190 fee and not realize it. I won't hear anything for a week on this. I am so disappointed in Cox and what appears to be a scam!!
__label__0 The last 4 months have shown a steady decline in this piss-poor service. Where shall I start?\n\nFor two weeks in a row now, I can count on OnDemand crapping out on Friday evenings. Try to navigate through selections and the entire module shortly becomes a nice blue screen of death and then freezes - no buttons work, no exit, nada. Reboot required. Now the \"2 weeks in a row\" doesn't just mean it's happened twice. Just twice *in a row* on a Friday evening. OnDemand overall is chronically unstable.\n\nAnd how about trying to record a show? Simple right? Oh think again... We've had several instances over the last couple of months where the last 10 minutes is just POOF - gone. Show ends with a lovely message, \"This show has stopped recording\" or some such other nonsense. And it's not because the show's schedule got off (i.e. started late, making the end time after the top of an hour).\n\nThen there's the guide showing the name of one show (the one we think we want to record), but when we record and play it back, it's a completely different show! That's always fun.\n\nOh, and lets talk signal quality. For no apparent reason (well, is ANY of this for any apparent reason?) the HD picture will pixelate and become chunky and move sporadically or freeze and the audio sounds like a robot stuck singing the note B flat.\n\nAnd please don't bother trying to use the Search feature in OnDemand. More freezing typically awaits and yep, a reboot is usually required since none of the buttons on the remote can end the nightmare.\n\nYou folks have a LOT of work to do. And I'll bet I'm not wrong in saying you also have a LOT of unhappy customers. And with very good reason. Bad software, bad network, bad delivery, BAD SERVICE. I've never experienced such sustained poor quality from a provider.\n\nTonight was finally the last straw and will be happily entertaining other sources for our TV content next week.
__label__0 We had Cox for over 3 years. It was fine. We used it only for internet and streaming. Paid $75/mo. We recently moved and wanted our service transferred to the new house. Turned out they needed to lay cables first to do it. They spray painted all over our property. I mean it looks ridiculous. They said they would schedule a work order and that we would be informed of the date. We never heard from anyone. Over the course of the next 2 weeks, we called and spoke to two different reps that assured us they would get us an answer and call us back. Again, we heard nothing. After 4 weeks, we called again. We were on hold for over 45 minutes, transferred to 4 different people. They had it noted out estimated date for the work order was January 2015. This was requested in August of 2014! Finally we asked to speak to a supervisor hoping someone could just get us a direct answer only to be on hold for over 10 minutes. We finally hung up. We cancelled our service and went with a carrier that actually values their customers and can get us set up in 5 business days at $40.00/mo. \n\nMonopolies only last so long. Consumers demand good customer service.
__label__1 Getting tired of their unannounced internet service outages all times.  There have literally been three periods in the past week where I've been without service due to \"maintenance\".  They said they were improving service, but I really didn't have a problem with it until they took it down completely. \n\nThey are pretty bad, almost Comcast bad.... and that says a lot.
__label__0 If I could give no stars I would. This is the absolute worst company I have ever dealt with. Their billing is so messed up. I am supposed to be price locked (meaning I signed a 2 year agreement with them for $120/month) in with them and every couple of months I get a bill that is $30 to $40 higher. I have to call them and argue with them about them. It's ridiculous.\nJust recently I moved and when I called to transfer the services I asked the CSR if there were going to be any fees associated with the transfer and she assured me there would not be. When the guy came to install it again I asked him \"this gonna cost me anything?\" again the answer was no. Just got my bill and guess how much.... $266!! $146+ more than it's supposed to be. $120 INSTALLATION FEES. Oh and now my monthly charges went up from $120 to $157/month. Im livid. I hate this company with a passion and cannot wait for this damn contract to be up! And of course, no 24 hour customer service.
__label__0 Been a Cox customer many years, recently moved and needed internet service at the new home, have my own modem/router, get a call from them stating a tech will be at the new house to hook me up, needed a time frame, they said absolutely nothing about a 60 dollar house call charge, for pete's sake, for years they only needed your modem number and you could easily just do it yourself, well they already had my modem number, i was transferring service, the tech showed up on time and asked which jack I planned on using for the modem, it wasn't until a month later when we decided to move the computer upstairs and needed the connection from comp to modem hardwired since the wife works from home and needs the most reliable of connections, all other jacks in the house are dead, only the one works, so had a chat session with Cox, they will be happy to send out a tech to make that new jack live so I can use it for 60.00 tech charge, I told them to screw off, I noticed the last tech cut a bunch of lines into the box, left the coaxial ends in the rocks too, I'll bet ten to one that before he showed up the entire house was live at all jacks, and I'm still trying to figure out how I went from 32.99 per month for internet only to 62.99, nearly a 100 percent increase. Google, we need you to come to Phoenix and give cox some friendly competition.
__label__0 yah, they've been calling me constantly.  i finally picked up a few minutes ago.   some guy that sounded like he was straight from the ghetto wanted to send someone out to check my a/c.  i said it gets checked once per year.  he said aps recommends checks every 6mo!!!!  hahaha!!!  what a crock of !@#$ !!!!  finally after telling king of the ghetto \"no no no no no no\" he hung up on me!  hahhaah!!!  i hope im at least finally off their list!!!  stay away from these scumbags!
__label__0 Ididn't have the foresight to check reviews before signing on with this company but regret doing so. We bought the 10 yr contract because they convinced us it would save us money in the long run.  Ha!  Fine, shame on me; however, that doesn't explain or excuse the HORRIBLE Customer service attitude.  Whoever answers the phones cut me off mid-sentence to transfer me to someone else, who was abrupt and cranky.  Also, I am still waiting for permanent filters that have been \"backordered\" for quite some time.  And yes, I've already paid for them.\nDO NOT GIVE THIS COMPANY YOUR BUSINESS!
__label__3 Go in, Talk to AJ or Jeff. They do good things for people. See my upcoming review of the metrocenter store for more.
__label__4 Dr. Curry and ALL of his staff have been, from day one, professional, kind and quality driven!!  I ALWAYS LOVE going to the dentist because Dr. Curry and his staff make it so EASY and are so personable!  I have referred friend after friend to Dr. Curry!  I cannot speak more highly of a dentist!!
__label__4 Best mocha EVER! Wayne makes the best drinks and is always a delight to see in the morning.  I moved out of town, but when I visit, I stop here every morning!!
__label__4 Their tamales are so good! I miss their breakfast burritos and street tacos as well. Everything is so flavorful and well seasoned. It's the best Mexican food in Mesa by far and I highly recommend it. The only thing to remember is that it's closed on Sundays.
__label__3 Decent burritos that are large and inexpensive.  I tried the shrimp burrito ($5.50) which had a lot of fresh vegetables, rice, and lettuce in it.  There were a lot of whole pan fried shrimp in the burrito, and they were cooked perfectly.  I also tried a large horchata ($1.89), which was decent, but a bit too powdery/chalky for my taste.  However, I did like that it wasn't overly sweet.
__label__2 The food was good, but looked like they needed a maintenance person, there was food all over the trash can, the tables weren't cleaned either.
__label__2 Yummy spot. \n\nWent here with the in-laws after some golf. The hot & sour soup is delicious, as is their sweet & sour combo and chicken lo mein. \n\nMy only \"complaint\" is that the chicken lo mein noodles were spaghetti size and I was really looking for the wide fat egg noodles (chow fun, I guess)...this is most likely an error on my part because I had a hard time hearing the waitress's response to my question and was going by body language and hand gestures.\n\nNo matter, it was delicious anyway, the prices are awesome (check out the combo meals) and their iced tea is VERY good and freshly brewed.
__label__2 This is my regular Costco for the last few years.  Nothing really sets this one apart form most of the others.  Very seldom do they run out of the ordinary stuff I get.  Being just one of me there is a limit to what I buy in bulk.  One gripe: they do not carry cigarettes any more except at the business center and they haven't carried MGD for many years.  Their meat selection may not be the lowest price in town but it is always good quality.  The lighting on the signage is poor and it is hard to find the first time at night From 79th.\n\nLast night I decide to \"dine\" there before shopping.  I liked the hot dog with soda.  It looks like the soda dispensers have options for just water and carbonated water.  The pizza slice was sort of greasy and limp, I chose the pepperoni because that is the one that had just come out of the oven as my turn in line came up.
__label__2 Holy crap! This place was like Walmart on PCP! Between employees on\nforklifts, grammaws on wheelchairmobiles, Soccer moms on cellphones\n(watching the aisles instead of where the hell they were going), and\nrandom foreign dudes (just standing around and staring in the middle\nof the aisles as if they were extras from The Walking Dead) - it was\nlike real-life Frogger. I wasn't sure I was going to make it outta\nthere in one piece. A relative from outta town wanted to impress me\nwith her Costco card. Alright. Color me freaking impressed. Boner City!\nShe bought enough stuff that I knew I'd have to pack the freezer like\nit was a piece of luggage where you try to fit all the excess crap you\nbought on your trip by sitting on it just to close it. All I wanted to \ndo was just GTFO as soon as humanly possible. I will probably never get \na damn Costco card unless there's a real zombie apocalypse and I end up \nhousing and feeding several infantry units at my place. In that case I \nprobably won't need a card. We'd come back and just take what we need \nand I bet the same zombies will still be in the aisles. Standing. Staring. \nAim for the goddamn head!
__label__2 This isn't the greatest costco I have ever been too. I have a few issues with it. The parking can get pretty bad but that is most costcos so I just go with it. \n\nI love costco because of their samples. That is my favorite part and the marketing usually works well on me. I almost always end up buying something I sampled. This costco just has the worst samples I have experienced. The sample service is so slow. They always run out of samples right away and then they start making the next batch. This process is not effiecnt and frustrating. Yes, I know what you are thinking- They are free, why am I complaining? Its because samples are a big part of my costco experience. I have been to other costcos where there samples are running like a well oiled machine and they are passing them out left and right.\n\nAnother problem I have is the car wash. It does a great job washing the outside of my car, but there is nothing to do with my inside. I need vacuums! What car wash does not provide vacuums? \n\nI do enjoy getting beer and wine there. I love the large costco size vodkas and what not. I also recently found out about their discount restaurant cards which are nice. \n\nSo basically, I will continue to go but will scowl when the wait between samples is 10 minutes. Feeed me costco!
__label__4 Clean store and always stocked.  If you can't find something, they are eager to assist.  There are long lines at check out but they move fast.  Car wash is great!  Always enjoy a good hot dog while there.  Bought a dining room table and chairs several months ago and very happy with it.
__label__0 On my way to the airport I wanted something fast that wasn't McDonald's, Wendy's, Taco Bell, Del Taco, Carl's Jr or Jack In The Box.\n\nOH LOOK! KFC across the street. I always said I wanted to try it. Mostly because I haven't had KFC in a long, long time. I think the KFC I ate in India didn't count, because it was in another country...anyway, I digress.\n\nWhatever you do, don't go. Please, don't go. I took a verrrry big hit for the Mesa/PHX yelpers in going here. I'm surprised I didn't get food poisoning. The place is disgustingly filthy. The tables were sticky and from a distance they all looked clean until you sat down. I wanted to cry. I really did. It's such a huge contrast to the other fast food restaurant I went to.\n\nBooths were unstable as was the clientele. I felt really overdressed in my grubby jeans and grubby shirt.\n\nThe cashier and the servers were friendly and nice...I think they realized I was the only customer that wasn't high on something. I was truly disturbed by some of their patrons - they were walking adverts for \"DON'T DO DRUGS\".\n\nI think this KFC/A&W really killed any and all future KFC cravings. I said that this place wasn't good for kids - mostly because I'm worried they'll catch next year's strain of the flu - yup, if you want to get your immune system up, come here. \n\nOk, going to go shower now that I remember what this place was like. *shudders*
__label__4 Good food and very friendly service.
__label__0 Just moved to the neighborhood, so I thought I would try this spot for lunch.  NEVER AGAIN. I had a 1/2 sandwich and soup. The Scottsdale and corn chowder poblano. The soup was just ok, usually a chowder is creamy but the soup was watery. The potatoes used in the soup very definitely a freeze dried potato or previously frozen, they definitely do not use fresh ingredients. \nThe sandwich was downright awful. The bread was grilled and left on the grill to long as it was burnt. The roast beef was a grocery store lunchmeat that was tough and chewy. The sandwich didn't have any red peppers on its as advertised, and the meat was a little blob in the middle of the bread. I was really disappointed as I love a great 'Deli\". Unfortunately I will never eat there again.
__label__2 Not bad at all. The refried beans and rice were standouts.
__label__4 I am happy to report that I love Costco. They have a terrific return policy, they have a great selection of foods (lots of specialty foods already made) and have great stuff for parties, good prices on most stuff, nice flowers, and terrific hors d'oeuvres on Saturday and Sunday. Membership is well worth it especially when you wanna buy electronics and return X Boxes for the newest version   :O
__label__1 phone call: hey, do you guys have a STEAM room? \"please hold, let me check...yep we have one!\" FAIL, no they dont. but they do have a Sauna...yet, Arizona weather is a Sauna...never understood why fitness clubs put Sauna's in when its free outside.\n\nhours are not the most convenient, but arent so bad. \n\nI never get the gallery of \"managers and reps\" sitting over in the office areas, what a cost maximizer for the corporation. geez, I wonder what my monthly fee would be if they had 1 mgr/sales rep per shift, which really is all thats needed. \n\nkids club is nice, but what they want to charge you is not worth it.\n\nThose that give this place 5 stars have most likely never been to a gym before ever and have no clue what to expect. \n\nbottom line, they can do better, they just choose not to.
__label__0 I've been a member for over 3 years but this place has really, really gone downhill. The trash and mess isn't cleaned up until approximately 7 a.m., unfortunately, they're open 3 hours before that and the place is a pit. I just couldn't stand it anymore.
__label__3 The hot dogs are pre-made and available for a \"hot dog buffet\"\n\nThey also sell cheesesteaks which are actually very good.\n\nNot fancy but good food.
__label__4 I have been here several times and they have the best cheesesteaks. I was not impressed with the mexican food I ordered, but the classic cheesesteak with onion is the best, and don't forget onion rings.
__label__0 After a long night i stumbled into this QT, I needed one thing, to make a phone call.   Cell phone dead, no charger.  While I get that this is not your normal request.... I spend hundreds of dollars here on fuel and other convenient products a month.  I asked ZACH,  may I please make one phone call to my fianc\u00e9, I have lost my wallet.  His exact words, \"phones are for business calls only\".  In my opinion, and from some one who spends over $300 a month at this one location...  i should be able to make one phone call.  But no, he treated me like scum, i argued a bit, then he threatened to call the police if i did not leave after asking for a phone call more than once.  This place needs a serious hospitality make over in a bad bad way.. Zach needs to lower his nose and not be so high and mighty.. What a cock... \n\nI spend a ton of money at this QT, every other day I am there for something... In a time of need, I asked for a phone call, declined declined declined, like fucking jail... I will never support this place again. \n\nZACH!!! Learn you clients, do I look like a piece of shit? Was I dressed like scum? Did i look homeless? NO!!! i showed up in a 2012 Audi A7... And I needed to make a phone call.  You sir.... You need to learn how to better address the people you are hired to serve....
__label__3 Any place that offers sweet potato fries is worth remembering, in my book.  Their seasoned fries are also outstanding!  I've ordered a veggie burger here twice, and, I must say, they've done a great job!  All accomodations have been made, when I have special requests like extra cheese or extra pickles on my veggie burger.  The service has always been prompt and wonderful in my visits.  It's always busy here, it seems, but that never seems to slow down the food making its way to our table.  It takes long enough for me to know it's being cooked to order, but it's fast enough to make it to my mouth before any complaints have made it out.  ;o)
__label__3 I'm a regular here for their Thursday night trivia and we always have a great time. Their menu is more than the typical bar food you might expect. Lots of salad choices, some wraps, and the pizza is decent. It's a great place to see a game since there's a TV in every direction but it can get pretty packed given that its one of the few sports bar in SoMo. \n\nI did see a drunkard punch out one of the huge windows out front one Sunday night. That was exciting!
__label__2 Came here for lunch and was pretty disappointed. The wings were tiny, seriously the smallest wings I have ever had, like mini wings. The meat plate sounded good, we ordered chicken breast in bourbon sauce and pulled pork. The chicken was good, tender, juicy and had great flavor. The pulled pork was served dry and had a weird taste to it, like rubber.. Even with tons of BBQ sauce it was still dry. The corn on the cob was mushy and the salad was wilted. Bad meal overall, but good service and icy cold blue moon.
__label__3 We went with a large group for lunch and the service was great. Friendly and totally cool about having separate checks. The food is decent too. I wouldn't say I'm a fan but it's better than OK. :)\n\nCheck out their daily specials too!
__label__1 I can imagine Gallagher's would be a great place to come for football games or other gimmicky nights.  I am not from the area so I came on business for lunch with a few associates.\n\nThe food was decent.  I had the chicken, potatoes, fries, and garlic bread.  The bread was different and pretty good (compared to anything on the east coast).  The fries were run-of-the-mill seasoned curly fries, which isn't necessarily a bad thing.  The best part about this place was, in my mind, the waitresses. Whoever the hiring manager is must have been a former manager for Hooter's, if you know what I mean. \n\nWith that said, i'd go here for the plethora of flat-screens and atmosphere, not really the food.
__label__2 Not bad.  You get bar food but I think you expect that going in.  Nice enough ambiance for lunch.  Great service.  The veggie burger was edible.  The sweet poatoes were edible.  The green tea was good.  I will go again since I live so close by.
__label__1 I really want to like this place, and I will continue to go (due to lack of other sports bar options in the area), but this place just is not that great though it has the potential.  \n\nThe few times I have been there, there have always been problems with the food - and I mean service issues, not quality issues - which leads me to believe the management could use a little makeover.  I have had cold wings served (I mean cold, not just not hot).  Wings take over 30 minutes (at which point they were canceled).  The food is fairly decent though, for bar food.  Nothing I crave, but something that will get me by during a big game.\n\nLast night I went in to watch the ASU/UA football game and they had the sound on for the Cleveland/Heat game.  Really??  Do you know what state your bar is in?  Did you happen to notice that half the people there were wearing ASU or UA gear?  Apparently the manager wanted to hear the starting lineup.  I can kind of get that - I had curiosity around the game too - but if you want to see that, then tune into Sportscenter AFTER the ASU/UA game.  After the starting lineup was announced, and about 15 minutes in the football game, they changed the sound which was greeted by loud applause in the bar.  Little things like that make me believe the management is not in tune with the wants of their patrons.\n\nThey do have PLENTY of TV's to watch games and accommodate requests for game changes.
__label__3 Great place in neighborhood. Food is excellent most meats are smoked with awesome flavor.Great Happy hour for drinks and they offer their boneless wings on special.Service has been extremely slow as of late not sure why but hope it improves?
__label__2 I have been here a couple of times now, based on the fact the my friend lives right down the street and there is no other place to go.  This is not a destination place for us, just a place to get out of the house and have a drink.  It's a sports bar with bar food.  The appetizers are pretty decent, but I had the chicken fried steak and it was inedible.  You know it's bad when your fork bends when you're trying to cut through the steak.  The best part of Gallagher's is that they have many tv's and it u want to watch several games at once, you can.
__label__4 Great hang out spot in Phoenix!    Staff is amazing and I will definitly come back next time in Phoenix!
__label__2 Service is hit or miss. Sometimes you'll get a really good server while other times you'll get a terrible one. Those terrible ones consist of waiting for what seems like 20 minutes for your drink order to come, then another 30 for your food, all the while they're off doing who knows what. The manager is probably the most customer-friendly food service manager I've seen. If he catches wind that you're not having the best service he's there to make up for it.\n\nAside from that its your typical sports bar.\n\nI was here in May 2014. You used to be able to sit yourself wherever you wanted but now they have it set up where they seat you. I guess that works for them because they're regular dining area is kind of cut off from their bar area so servers may not realize people are back there.\n\nFood is alright. Some things aren't worth the money but it is what it is. I think its Wednesdays in which they have 50 cent wings if that's something you're interested in.
__label__2 Decent bubble tea, surly service.  Got a ginger milk tea and asked what type of jelly they have (Didn't see any selections on the menu or on the board).  The woman at the register gave me a really dirty and annoyed look, and said \"What type are you looking for???\".... Not sure why that would cause such annoyance?  Anyways, my ginger milk tea with lychee jelly was OK, a bit too mild for me (just a hint of ginger flavor), and a bit too sweet.  Plus, it was WARM in there!  Please put the A/C on!  (Maybe that's why the cashier was so surly, I would be grumpy in such a warm store too if I had to be in there all the time!)
__label__0 I would give zero stars based on service and courtesy if I could. The woman in the drive thru this morning was extremely rude. Glad nobody was behind me because I backed out of the drive thru and am so glad I did since now I'm eating real food.
__label__0 Good food but we lately they can not get the to go orders right! \n\nNothing worse getting home with your order and it's not right! TWO TIMES AND A ROW!
__label__2 A night out!\n\nCiopinno with marinara. Antipasto (without any salad). Minestrone soup. Spinach salad with grilled salmon.\n\nWhat a spread!\n\nThe decor is artsy and tasteful. The service is above average. It's a great starter to evening.
__label__2 I love Gyros. \n\nThis place is decently priced and their Baklava is delectable. \n\nIt is an okay place for a gyro. I have never had a problem with customer service, everyone has always been very nice, but then again, I have too. I never give shit to the people who make your food, and I'd say that everyone who has encountered the \"Gyro Nazi\" was probably being a dick to the poor soul.\n\nAnyways, if you want a decent gyro for a decent cost and don't want to drive a half mile up the road for a better one, then Mr. Gyro is the place to go.
__label__0 I am not one to totally trash a business, because I understand that once in a while even the best run business can have a off night, but I can honestly say this was one of the worst dining experiences I have ever had, and I have no problem at all posting my review. \n\nWe went there for the \"All you can eat fish Fry\" only because we saw an ad and had coupons. While it was a buffet, it was not \"all you can eat\" as the food was not replenished enough. The food was cold, and they didn't have your typical \"fish fry\" dishes like cole slaw, french fries, mac and cheese. Instead there was a horrendous selection of lasagna, some sort of stuffed pork dish, stuffing, gravy and some sort of pudding item for dessert. \n\nOn top of all that, the staff was rude. We had to wait for 5 minutes for the cashier, who when she finally cashed us out didn't ask us how the food was, or engage in any sort of pleasantries. \n\nStay away from this join, far away.
__label__0 Usually love this place. But tonight I tried ordering to go and the guy Daniel kept fighting me on the menu and that I was ordering wrong. I have been ordering the same thing since it first opened. I know what it is and what it comes with. He was arguing  with me. So of course I hung up. I called again 10 min later to try again and maybe get someone else and he was still fighting me on it. I hung up because at this point I am furious. I am calling tonight to talk to a manager because customer service is #1 to me and he made it horrible. I love this place but his fighting me is making me not want to go there for awhile.
__label__0 I ordered the bite sized chicken pieces. There was a bone in the very first one I but into. It cut my gums up. I am very dissatisfied. Avoid this place,
__label__0 To start, you know if you're going to Dominos that you're not expecting amazing pizza. You're just expecting to get pizza that reminds you of being a kid.....nostalgically delivered to your doorstep. The pizza is edible and it's quite like riding a moped (fun unless you get caught by your foodie-friends). I must say though, even with such low expectations of the food....the customer service at this location is downright TRAGIC!  I was actually told when I telephoned about my pizza being exceptionally late \"we don't want you as a customer anyways\". I wouldn't put my hard earned cash here....Who wants mediocre food AND crappy customer service?
__label__0 I had a terrible experience with Sterling Auto Body in Peoria. After I was involved in a front end collision I had my vehicle towed to Sterling at the recommendation of my insurance company. I was told that because they were a direct repair network shop the tow would be free.  They ended up billing my insurance company $80 for the tow.  After about three weeks I got a call that my car was done.  As I drove it home I realized how dangerous the car was to drive. The brakes were not adjusted properly after the car was put back together. If someone test drove the car before they called me they would have realized how dangerous the car was to drive. I immediately took the car back. The second time I picked my car up I noticed that the bumper was not lined up correctly and it had a rattle when I drove.  The bumper was fixed but I was told the rattle was normal because my car was \"older\" (2007 with less than 25K miles). After I picked up my vehicle the third time I took it to Firestone and explained that I had a rattle under the hood.  They immediately noticed that a couple of aluminum plates on the fire wall were overlapping and fixed it for free, on the spot.  I had also pointed out to Sterling that the engine had a shake it did not have before the accident.  Again, I was told this was normal and it would probably smooth out over time.  I took the car to my mechanic who discovered a hairline crack in a motor mount. After several weeks of going back and forth with Sterling, my insurance company, and my mechanic the car is now fixed and running great.\nDealing with Sterling was extremely frustrating and I would not recommend them to anyone I care about.  They dismissed my concerns as being too critical.  I had to take my vehicle to two other shops in order to get my vehicle running the way it should have the first time I picked it up from Sterling.
__label__0 I know all fast food workers don't use gloves, but this confuses me. I was sitting in the drive thru (my daughter wanted a shake I hate this location) and I'm watching a young man peel a banana with his hands the break it into pieces with his hands, put it into a cup, the wipe his hands off onto his black apron. Kinda gross. Is his apron clean??
__label__1 Alright.... So where do I start... For starters I work in retail, I hear about reviews every day and I have never felt the need to write a review for service reasons till now. So I suggest that you pay attention to my review because I am not an angry customer/ tenant going around writing bad reviews. After reading the reviews listed above, you will see similarities to back up my review. When I first moved into Flagstone I was very excited due to great customer service and seeing their show room apartment, after a couple of weeks the joyful management could care less who lived in their complex, repairs and service needs were not taken care of in a nice timely manor weeks and months would go by before anything would get done. As far as their \"UPGRADES\" that they up charge you for are bottom of the barrel coming from someone who works in the industry crappy coats of white primed cabinets and not even an IKEA worthy laminate counter top to finish it off, beware of the \"upgraded\" bathtub walls they are a cheap vinyl vi-near that will tear at the seams from steam from your shower.  Flagstone claims that they are a gated community FALSE their left gate remains open 100% of the time before and after office hours my vehicle was broken into at night along with Several other one car was even put on blocks.. How could something like this happen in a gated community with night patrol? you are putting the cube in the circle on this one, what makes this worse my car was almost broken into a second time during the day time, both times I went to notify the office exact response \" Sorry we can not do anything about this, have you contacted the police if not you should\" that put a great big smile on my face. A week after I broke my lease, on my move out date I stayed til midnight cleaning the apartment to an T  to make less work for the maintenance men because that's the type of person I am, and instead of dropping the keys in the late deposit box I returned them the next day in person to thank them for allowing me to stay there, but guess what the associate charged me for an extra day because I didn't drop the keys in the deposit box the night before which is apparently okay to do. To sum up my review up don't give in to what they sell its a money game to them your personal well being means nothing to them.\n\nThank you for reading my review I hope this saves you money and peace of mind.
__label__3 Best hangover food on the planet! Their Macho Beef Burrito is fantastic! I like all of their Mexican items as well, but the burgers and American fare is just OK, nothing to talk about one way or another. Its clean and bright inside if you decided to dine in.
__label__4 These guys came highly recommended by my neighbor, so I booked F&F to steam my carpets after a pretty dusty renovation project. Fred called me two hours before our appointment time and said he was in the neighborhood! Came right over and did the most thorough job of any company I've ever had before. I would highly recommend these guys. He also added tack strips and finished the edges of my carpet where old carpet had been torn up and replaced with tile. A beautiful and professional job! Communication was great. Prices are definitely reasonable since they charge by square footage. Quiet machinery. He took excellent care of my place, and I'll definitely use them again!
__label__0 I had a wonderful shopping experience until it was time to claim what i already paid for. A lady named Dianne Reed attended to me. I had a problem with the quality and she reacted coldly, callously and totally uncaring. If you are to shop from Lens Crafters just make sure you are attended to by someone other than this lady.Just my personal opinion. She also quoted me outrageously high prices ( zero discount) whereas when i went on another day, i talked to two other sales ladies and they immediately offered to give me a discount. \nLens Crafters must be made aware of people like Dianne Reed who totally ruins the shopping experience of people like me.
__label__4 Very friendly service and a great dining experience.   Wr sat outside which was very nice.   The pizza was probably a 3 or 4 star but the service and atmosphere makes up the difference.  And a plus,  they serve Coke products.  And there are not too mancy choices in Verado.
__label__1 Whoa! I hate complaining BUT... my car came back still needing to be vacuumed. There was dried grass all over the passenger floor and rear as well as a small sticker which I picked up to show the employee. It gets worse, there were spots on the exterior which I could literally scrape off with my nails, which I did right in front of the employee. To their credit, they did offer to take it back and have it vacuumed again but seriously, I had already been there for this basic wash ($12.99) 30 minutes. I didn't have anymore time, that's not their fault but couldn't they have done it right the first time?! How hard can it be to vacuum a car? All-in-all, I wouldn't go there again and wouldn't recommend this place to a friend. About the only good thing was, they were nice to me which is well... nice, that's why I gave them a two star otherwise I'd probably go for the one star vote.
__label__1 I have been frustrated more and more with Danny's Family over the years.  The constant up-selling is out of control.  I brought in a new car (2K) miles on it and they asked if I wanted a buff & wax.  I told them it was brand new and the sales guy still persisted.  Then of course the windshield chip guys.  I have a tiny, and I'm talking tiny, crack in the windshield and the rep basically said that if I didn't get that fixed today the entire windshield might completely shatter while I'm driving.  Serious?  The detail on the washing is good, but the up front selling is ridiculous!  I just wish there was a better alternative, but it seems like this is par for the course with car wash establishments.  Oh well....
__label__2 I like the Bookmans mini-chain, but the book selection at this store was kind of sad. There were lots of empty shelves especially in the nonfiction section. Maybe they need to move some books from their other stores -- or offer sellers more money. The North Phoenix location is way better.
__label__4 Visited again today.  LOVED the new musical instrument section and the expanded sheet music area.  AWESOME.
__label__2 THE GOOD: A great place to kill an afternoon or evening. Great place to buy used books and music. They also have stuff for gamers.\n\nTHE BAD: Its in mesa. the nasty part. tweekers trying to sell stolen stuff. So just know its a rough crowd.\n\nTRADE: they take a fair amount of stuff I bring in. Make sure stuff is in good to very good condition. Store credit they offer is fair. the cash payout for stuff is not. ALWAYS take the credit. Also realize that religious books are very common so don't get mad when they don't take all of your stuff.\n\nBOOKS: this is there strongest point. They really have everything. I mean everything. I also love that everything in the store is used.\n\nMUSIC: is way over priced! The vinyl prices are so high. the condition of the LPs is scratched. However I've scored some treasures using my credit form trades. In light of that its still worth looking if you've traded with them.
__label__3 Bookmans is all great.
__label__3 You can always find something interesting at Bookman's.  My family and I like to trade in old books for store credit and pick up new books.  They also have electronics, games, toys, puzzles, music instruments, etc.  \n\nIt is a great way to de-clutter your home!
__label__2 There's no use in pretending Pancho's is a haven for good Mexican food, you know it isn't, it's a haven for the fatties and college kids. I made many a stop at Pancho's during my college years, and on my most recent nostalgia filled trip I realized it just isn't the same anymore. Same less than good food, same little flags you raise, same sopaipillas you want to eat until you vomit, but now I have a steady paycheck and access to whatever food I'd like, so it's not all that exciting anymore. I didn't even eat until I thought I'd die... sad day. But look, Pancho's fills the niche it's shooting for perfectly, you're getting all you can eat Mexican food for a few dollars, you can't expect to be served food comparable to The Mission, it's going to be cheap and underwhelming, but TONS of cheap and underwhelming. I'll be stopping by here every rare once in a while, just for old times sake, but if you're in college and lacking money, or a fatty trying to support your habit, Pancho's is A-OK.
__label__0 I made a mistake by booking a rental with Fox on Orbitz. Well, I made 2 mistakes. The first was booking with Fox, the second was for not double checking the date I scheduled it for (which happened to be in 3 weeks, not sure how that happened). \n\nI understand that I made the mistake in the first place, but the events that followed prompted me to make sure that I tell everyone I know to avoid Fox.\n\nSince we were planning a drive to San Diego, we arrived at pickup at 5am. There was no counter agent (as expected that early) so I headed down to the garage for pickup...but there was no one there either. I had to wait ten minutes for the grubby lot attendant to \"help\" me. After we were told that the reservation was made for the wrong date and there was nothing he could do about it, he told me to \"call Orbitz\" and change the reservation. I cancelled my original reservation and attempted to make a new one, but by then they were out of cars (which they weren't because said lot attendant said they had plenty).\n\nI tried calling their 24 hour customer service number and they did not pick up. I went back down after finally being able to make a reservation online and then they said that it takes 2 hours to populate in the system.\n\nHad to cancel that reservation. By now, it is 6 am  and the counter agents still hadn't arrived, but I was able to get thru and make a reservation on their reservation line. \n\nThen, back downstairs to pick up the car since it was now 6:20 and the Fox employees still hadn't shown up for work. The lot attendant then told me that he could do nothing for me since it was after 6, and the counter agents were now on duty. \n\nExcept they weren't. They were gabbing in the garage.\n\nI go back upstairs. Only to find out that all car rental companies have changed their policy to: if you don't have a credit card you're screwed. \n\nI guess people steal their cars all of the time, so the standard $250 deposit they usually take from my debit card wasn't enough. \n\n...and the worst of it? They were going to do a credit check. Like I want a point taken off of my credit score to rent a car. So I left and thought it would be better to chance a trip across the desert in my 15 year old Buick.\n\nWe made it and had a blast.\n\nTo sum it up, yeah, I made a mistake, but Fox's customer service is absolutely horrible. If you are in a rush or don't want to have a credit card, AVOID FOX AT ALL COSTS.
__label__0 If I could give negative stars I would. I should have heeded the warnings and not used this company\n\nMy gripes:\n\n* Selected car was not available. No apology or upgrade offer.\n\n* I was given a Jeep and told I had to remove the roof myself (and that it was really hard ...\"the book is in the glove box.\" Gee, thanks!)\n\n* Surly and/or stupid staff\n\n* No walkthrough of car condition with staff at outset; told to do it myself in a dark garage because they were busy. I just happened to miss a crack in the windshield in the corner in black tinted area -- a crack they quickly discovered when they did have the manpower to do the walkthrough at the returrn end. I wonder how many people have paid for this particular crack.\n\nThese folks are a joke. Don't get saucer-eyed over the price. Go with a reliable company.
__label__0 This review is for the Phoenix Airport Location.\nI wish I could give the establishment and endless supply of negative stars, but alas...one will have to do! Currently renting a Jeep Wrangler from Fox for a 10 day road trip. Thought it was going to be a smooth ride but unbeknownst to us we got SLAMMED with additional fees! Beatriz made several up sells that seemed like they were for the week, when in fact they are for the day. My hat is off to her, she is a good saleswoman, and should probably start selling used cars...she could make a fortune. Going further, their customer service is horrible over the phone. We were transferred several times, each time the person on the other end of the phone knew less and less. The only thing we did find out was you can not change or cancel any of the add-ons over the phone. My advice to everyone is go with a company that treats you with respect, and does not take full advantage of you. Go with a reputable company like Enterprise. Fox should change their name to Wolf.
__label__0 This store used to be staffed with helpful people that had brains in their skulls. Not so much now. I watched one manager smash a keyboard down and break it when I asked him for help with a battery, they could not tell me the location of some components in my car (even though it was in the computer and they could have clicked on the link, they just didn't want to) and they act as if you should bow down to their feet that they exist. \n\nI found a part I needed for my Caravan at other local stores for $100 less than they carried for the IDENTICAL PART (brand and part#). They did not have the filter or oil for my newer model car and they are either busy smoking or in the back of the store instead of helping out customers who regularly line up 2-3 deep because they can't get help. \n\nI may live walking distance to this place but I will never shop there again. I'd rather drive to Pep Boys or O-Reilly since they haven't overcharged me and they are actually willing to help people when they ask questions.
__label__0 If I could give zero stars I would.\n\nI went in yesterday to get a battery... I am not sure how the guy up front even found the time to ring me up. He behaved like he had never been so put out.\n\nAfter paying nearly $200 for the battery he asked if I wanted someone to carry it out to the truck for me.\n\nI had already told him that I had to be jumped just to get there, but I nicely told him again and asked if someone could please help me change it out..  After a ridiculous audible sigh he stated that he would now have to ring me up to take the old battery.. \nA min later he says- Oh, I just remembered... I lent the tools to a customer working on his car outside... so you can either take it home or you can wait..\n\nI just took the battery and left, and managed to have it done at home..\n\nI will never visit that store again, I have never been treated so rudely...
__label__0 This place has the worst customer service.\n\nYou walk in and they act like your disrupting them.\n\nI don't say thank you or even appreciate your business.\n\nMost of the food is decent, the prices are way too high.\n\nI paid $50 bucks for 2 large pieces and they were not worth that price.\n\nBut being treated the way they do every time I have gone in there I wont go again.\n\nPizza Hut has better respect for the customers and they don't charge like this.\n\nI would think for the price I should be treated like a King!
__label__0 This facility is privately owned.  No where to to go with complaints.  Refusal to be courteous and to refund monies for meds I had previously purchased.  Made me pay for the med I didnt need.  RUDE DISCOURTIOUS HATEFUL.  I will never go there again.  My small 6 pound dog had extensive dental work.  I didn't see the dr before leaving.  No follow up appointment. Bad service.  No where to go with complaint as they are privately owned.  $467.00 later I'm totally upset and wonder how they remain in business. Buyer BEWARE!
__label__4 stacey hoffman is the best. i take my animals there when they need a second opinion, all of them have been to see her. she took a rock out of my bloodhound's stomach and he walked out of her office that day like nothing ever happened to him. she has helped me with my cushinoid dog and another with multiple extrahepatic shunts and pancreatic insufficiency. she always gives an easy to understand, straight forward opinion and is usually avaiable to answer a question or two when needed. we are really lucky to have her in phoenix.
__label__3 Much cleaner and nicer location than 15th Ave & Bethany Home Rd. Employees are friendlier and more willing to help here it seems. Bigger store with slightly larger selection also.
__label__0 This is a great sub place if you like subs made with pre-sliced, bucketed meat on crumbly, stale bread that disintegrates when touched by vinegar or tomatoes, or just by taking a bite.  In a word: DISGUSTING.  Good service, though, can't complain about that.  Sadly, that's not enough for me to give this place more than one star (although it really deserves zero).
__label__0 They don't have the usual great subway service that you would expect from a subway. Ive been in multiple tines and employees have not had a uniform. No great and they are mean when attend to you. I recommend the service at jersey mikes better.
__label__4 This is the best place to get maxi dresses. It might be pricier than other places, but the quality and fit are way superior. I have invested in 1 dress each summer and they are by far my favorite dresses and I get a ton of compliments when I wear them. I don't see other girls wearing the same ones either.
__label__2 Pretty decent compared to other places in the area. A lot better than the one by Grand & Reems. I will come here again.
__label__0 Oh my god. that's worst service. The staff is not very polite. I feel very bad, food is OK, one star, I won't go back to eat.
__label__3 I was able to call these guys just after 7 on a Saturday and drop it off at 8 and pick up by 10 for a wedding.  Pretty happy so far although I haven't gone to the wedding yet..
__label__0 This USED TO be a great cleaners. I brought in 3 pairs of pants for dry cleaning and a shirt to be laundered a few days ago. All of the pants had been previously pressed with a crease so I expected that I would get them back the same way. All 3 pairs were pressed flat with no crease, and the pressing was not very good either. I had to re-iron the pants at home and put the crease in myself. The body of the shirt looked great but the sleeves were not pressed. All in all, a disappointing experience and a waste of my money.
__label__1 The amount of critters and bugs that I find in my apartment every week is disgusting.  Let's see...inside I have found tons of scorpions, spiders, earwigs, and even a cockroach.\n\nOutside I had a black widow and 2 squirrels living on my patio.\n\nThe apartment complex actually charges you $5 a month for \"pest control\".  Although you do need to call and request a spraying (The pest control guys come out every Wednesday).  But I've requested and had no one show up twice now.  And the spray doesn't seem to do a thing so it's almost pointless to do it.  Just another $60 you are paying every year for nothing.  They should be spraying around the perimeter of every single building every week.  I lived in a house and when pest control came out, that's what they mainly did.\n\n\nThe other thing that I find gross is that there is not a cleaning crew to clean the pool area, especially on Saturday and Sunday mornings.  I have 2 small kids (ages 4 and 2) and I won't bring them to the pool anymore because it's disgusting.  The amount of cigarette butts laying on the ground around the pool is so gross.  They are all over the dirt areas around the trees.  The garbages are overflowing with bottles and red cups on the weekend.
__label__0 Short version: This place is a shithole. Don't bother.\nLong version: From the moment we walked into the rental office to the day we moved out, this place was a stain.  My husband and I chose Talus as temporary living quarters based on proximity while awaiting the completion of our new home.  In retrospect, it was an impetuous and ill-informed decision.  I suppose our short-term status blinded us, but if you're on the lookout for long-term housing be warned.\nWe had issues with:\n*  Parking spaces -  We were told it would be two weeks before one was available.  Fine, except in reality there wasn't one available for the better part of TWO MONTHS. \n*  Structure - It was so fucking loud in that place that we never once slept through the night while we lived here.  Never.  I know apartments have a reputation for paper-thin walls, but trust me, this isn't the first \"multi-family\" housing situation I've lived in, and the light fixtures literally swayed from the tenants above simply walking around.  I'm not exaggerating.  I won't even get in to the frequent toddler wrestling matches that took place above us.  \n*  Staff - outside of the initial contract negotiations, nobody here gives a tin shit about the tenants.  Our infrequent complaints were always met with a scowl and were typically pawned off onto another party, if addressed at all. No complaint or conflict was ever sufficiently handled.  \n*  Grounds - every conceivable surface was covered in dog shit. Constantly.  The pool was consistently green and littered with cigarette butts and spent beer cans.\n*  Bugs -  Out of control. I've lived in Phoenix for nearly 20 years and have never experienced this many scorpions, ants or crickets.  I'll echo Chrysty C.'s previous complaint that charging for \"monthly\" pest control ought to negate any pest sightings.  It didn't.  We found several scorpions and countless crickets. We also spent many a night vacuuming ants from our bathroom and bedroom floors.  While the pests mainly infested the interior, the worst area was the water heater closet on the patio - the crickets were so numerous that we began referring to the closet as the \"Temple of Doom\".  Foul.  \nIt's difficult to pinpoint which aspect was the worst.  Pure suffering for three months.\nI feel it's important to point out that it's been two years since we lived here (June - September, 2008).  Maybe the situation has improved since we left.  Somehow I doubt it.   Regardless, I'm still upset about our time here, and I thought my fellow Yelpers should know.   Caveat emptor!
__label__0 Maintenance here is ridiculous. My bathroom sink would leak like crazy after the warm water ran for a minute. They told me it was fixed, I'd come home turn the water on and by the time I was done taking my shoes off my bathroom was flooded. My kitchen sink started to leak so they replaced it and now I have next to no water pressure. \n\nThe appearance of this place is getting worse and worse. One example, our pool has been green all summer. \n\nRecently, I signed another lease and my rent for a one bedroom went up over $100 a month. That is disgusting to treat a tenant that way. As if they already aren't making a ton of money already, I got charged $50 because my rent wasn't paid on the 1st that was a holiday! I log on to my account on the 2nd to pay, thinking there wouldn't be a problem since the 1st was a holiday. Nope! $50! No grace period, not willing to work with me. I've never been late, ever! And it was the day after a holiday! I don't understand how they can be so unwilling to see the facts and help me out. \n\nI would never recommend this place to anyone.
__label__0 This place was so disgusting. It was so dirty and dingy. I needed one nail repaired and a blind person could have done a better job.
__label__0 Worst manicure I've ever had. I created a Yelp account just to provide this feedback.
__label__0 I suggest paying very close attention to the prices. I went there 8/14/2011 and ordered a stromboli and small drink, when they rang it up he rang up $1 something twice and then $8.50 for the stromboli bringing the total on the register to $12 and some change. When I pointed out that the menu board said that the stromboli is only $7.50 he huffed and said \"fine I'll just make it smaller\" at that point I turned and wallked out.\n\nBeing only a block from ASU student dorms I wouldn't be surprised if preoccupied students aren't being cheated on a regular basis there.
__label__0 The guy overcharged my sister for sure! Pizza was mediocre, I'm from NY and I know what good pizza tastes like.
__label__0 I always give taco shops a fair shot! But omg..I think this place only stays in business because of surrounding bars! I was completely sober and having a craving...ate here for dinner one night. (can't speak for breakfast time)  Everything is watered down! From the chili sauces to the beans!! Taco shop looks like a cafeteria...very empty, nothing on the walls. The chicken was dark meat and mostly fat. I will not eat here again. Which is a shame because I live so close.
__label__2 Horchata is delish! Familiar faces is nice. Pretty good veggie burrito, bomb breakfast burrito, seriously good. Decent prices, but their guacamole could use some work.
__label__3 Been going for 6 years  and great pizza just like my  previous home on Long Island. Service and atmosphere stink.
__label__1 Ugh, the moment I walked into this place, I felt really awkward. We came here for our friend's surprise birthday dinner. It was about 6 o'clock on a Friday evening and as we're walking towards the door we see 2 women stumbling out completely wasted. Come on ladies, it's 6 o'clock.. what are you doing with your lives?\n\nWe walk in and the lay out is really awkward. If you've never been there and you're there for more than alcohol, it's not exactly clear what to do or how to get a waitress' attention. So we sit down and search the menu for anything without meat since it's a Friday and it is Lent. Sadly, the menu only had cheese pizza and a veggie burger. We ended up getting jalapeno poppers and a veggie burger and both were disgusting. \n \nIn addition to the disgusting meal, the patrons and the workers were grimey. Let me just break it down:\n\n(1) There are no designated smoking areas. Patrons and employees were walking around smoking around everybody. It was disgusting.\n\n(2) The crowd is a bit older... there was a lot of mid-life crisis resonating in the air. Let me just use this as an example. One of the guy's in our group paid to have a fire set up outside by our table. This old guy and his old lady dressed in dirt-biking outfits take a couple chairs and sit down right in front of me, blocking the warmth of the fire from me and my 5 month old. Thanks guy!  So the waitress goes up to the old guy and asks him what he would like to drink, and he says \" i'm on a motorcycle, so i'll have a diet coke\". Great to know guy... I think she asked what you wanted to drink, not what your mode of transportation was. \n       So 8 o'clock comes and the employees are letting us know of this ridiculous rule to have all children out by this time. So as were getting the kids ready, the guy in our group who paid for the fire, tons of drinks, and food says to us how he thinks it's a bad idea for business to kick people out by 8 o'clock and how he thinks they're losing money. Out of nowhere, the old guy on the cool motorcycle starts arguing with us about how he knows they're not losing money and he knows because he's been going there for 20 years. WTH? WAS ANYONE TALKING TO YOU? First of all old man, business is being lost because the man who paid for the fire you are sitting by is a millionaire and now he's never going back to this place and he's going to let all his rich friends know. Second, 8 o'clock is super early, and people don't start going out to the bars until at least 10 o'clock. Maybe people went out earlier 20 years ago, but times have changed grandpa. \n\n(3) This was a main complaint from other people in our party, but this place does not have a full bar. You'll have to settle for a beer, margarita, or sneaking in your own flask to get a good buzz.\n\n-Sorry for my rant, but this place sucked. I'm usually not picky about my food, I usually enjoy the outdoors, and I'm usually a nice person. BUT if you like second hand smoke, crappy food, rude old men, inappropriately dressed sabertooths, and a lack of good alcohol then BY ALL MEANS, check this place out.
__label__4 Have been here several times over the years and its just gotten better. \n\nService was wonderful and after spending a bit of time with some friends had an excellent burger while my friends had some taco's and such. Everything tasted excellent and had a great time.\n\nWhile we were there a group got together and were playing volleyball and had fun watching them. They also have live music on the weekends! \n\nAll in all had a great time and will return!
__label__3 Its a laid back place for sure, with all the plusses and minuses that go with that. Crackerjack super-fast service? Dont count on it. Dusty in the corners. Seems to fly on auto pilot a lot. In any case, its the bar I go to the most... so go figure. Nothing quite like it.
__label__1 Go to Lee Lee's or Mekong. It is worth the drive. I have been here several times in the past and apparently forgot what I was getting into again. Remembered walking out once before after the fact.\n\nInside looked like a hurricane just hit and took out most of the aisles. The floors and some of the meat cases were filthy. I've seen and been in a few hurricanes when I lived in Houston as a kid in the 70's and this was scary. You could barely maneuver with all the stuff piled up everywhere and in the way.\n\nJust needed a couple items to complete my ingredients for a tasty Schezuan dinner and did not want to drive all the way down to Chandler - Mesa area. All I wanted was some Schezuan Pepper Corns and some Hot Bean Paste which they did not have. Did manage to score on some Pickled Peppers. Make sure and check the dates. Some items that I looked at were out of date by a few months. The produce also looked a little withered and no longer what I call fresh.\n\nService is poor to say the least. The food manger just looked at me like I was from Mars and seemed confused when I ask him for assistance. It took me almost 20 minutes to get to the checkout counter. Once there, the bag dudes proceeded to make silly comments about the customers leaving and the cashier on the other hand could not keep her fingers out of her facial orifices. Maybe it was just an off day ... Dim Sum anyone?
__label__4 We've ordered from Slide and Bounce Around a couple of times... We love what they offer and had a Blast every time!!
__label__0 My stay at this hotel was extremely disappointing. Expensive at $159, boasting of clean non-smoking building and free breakfast. The lobby is nice and that's about it. The elevator smelled of beer, the hallway reeked of stale smoke and the heater smelled of burnt hair. It was awful. The carpet was disgusting and while the shower was clean, the showerhead looked nasty.\n\nThe breakfast was mediocre. In all, I would not recommend this place.
__label__4 I can't say enough good things about these people. My dog had a freak accident, where she jumped off my balcony and was impaled on a picket fence. \n\nMy dog was extremely lucky. The fence post hit in a spot where it went through her abdomen, nearly punctured her bladder, but miraculously missed all of the important parts and she will be fine.\n\nBut long before that they were always really good to me and I appreciated it. thanks guys.
__label__0 I must preface this by admitting that I haven't stayed in a Motel 6 in quite some time, but I always remembered them as being just OK- small, a little dingy, probably noisy, but a cheap place to get some rest.  My recent experience here was quite different.  Firstly, despite reserving a \"non-smoking\" room, I arrived in the evening to find that none existed.  My room smelled like a freshly used ashtray and my throat started getting scratchy right away.  I went out for dinner and a cocktail and returned to find a security guard wanting to walk me to my room.  Instead, however, of \"have a good night\" or something similar, he told me that I had better not make any noise or I'd be kicked out.  OK!!  I went quietly inside and started looking for the remote control for the TV.  None.  Pay extra for wi-fi?  I was considering it, but what is that new choking smell?!?  \n\nSMOKE!  \n\nSomething is on fire!  I opened the door to find smoke pouring out of the neighboring room.  With a toddler staring out from behind him, my neighbor tried to assure me that the smoke was just his bandanna that had accidentally caught fire and everything was under control.  Pay no attention to this crack pipe or the acrid smoke that I'm exhaling now....Now my throat is really getting sore,  It's 3 a.m. and I'm scared that if I fall asleep, the place could burn down.  Where's that security guy now?\n\n Feeling really dirty, I looked at the bathtub and shower.  Burn marks all over it.  Burn holes in the bedding too, nice....small bar of soap, but no shampoo.  1 extremely threadbare tiny towel.  Not inviting whatsoever!\nI had a reservation for a second night, but instead slept for an hour or so in my truck in the parking lot and then found a different place to stay/bathe.  Cursing the guy who recommended this place....\n\nI'm hoping the smell comes out of my clothes now....
__label__0 This place makes me realise that there is tremendous business potential for another Indian grocery store in the Chandler area. The owners hit the jackpot with the location and that is why they take every liberty to dole out substandard groceries. \n\nThe expiry date is never mentioned on the packaging and if it is, it is usually wrong. The other day we bought some chapatis (Indian bread) with 22nd June '09 expiry clearly marked on it. When we opened the packet for dinner we found nothing but green fungus. On another occasion we bought some solidified pickle. There have been innumerable disappointments but we kept going back because there was no other option nearby. \n\nThe first lesson that we learn in a Marketing class is that 'the customer always wins' and for now I have decided to shift my purchases to another store in Tempe.
__label__3 The location is perfect, next doors to our dentist... and I think their chicken is awesome... the Spicy Honey Mustard and Asiago Parmesan... also MUST TRY.... their homemade Asiago Chips... nice!!!
__label__0 I really dislike it when i go to a resturant and do not get acknowledged. 10 min. Is just too long.  Then to serve tepid beer and not offer a glass.  Not good...not good.
__label__2 I'm on the fence about this place.  It is pretty good.  If I could assign three-and-a-half stars I would, but that doesn't seem to be an option.  I like the cheesiness of the pizza and the sauce is fairly good.  The crust is a little bland.  The crust also tends to be rather chewy and, yes, as some other reviewers have pointed out you do need a steak knife to make some progress but I don't see that as a fault.  I can't speak to the quality of the meat toppings, as I usually avoid those anyway.  The one time I had pepperoni as a topping it seemed to be short on spiciness and long on grease, which I tend to prefer anyway.  The salads are a little uninspired, but there's only so far you can go with iceberg lettuce.  The staff has always been friendly and the service prompt.
__label__2 While on the road for several weeks I stopped by Epic Salon for a touch up.  Salon was nicely appointed and I was happy they were able to take a walk-in on the spot.  They did an OK job on my roots, but the product used (Goldwell) 'stained' my forehead and down to my ears along the hairline, which she was unable to remove. This was a bit troublesome since we had dinner with friends that evening and it was quite apparent. \n\nMore troublesome was the cost....$76 for just my roots.  This is over 20% more than I pay at home in Santa Barbara.  They may charge more for services when someone is just passing through town vs. a regular client.
__label__0 Ok so I am an city girl living in a desert world, but I'm a pretty nice gal, all things considered, I think... Anyhoo, l I have to say the service at Peter Piper Pizza was one of the most deplorable experiences I have ever experienced, and that is saying alot considering that I have been to Chuckie Cheese (which happens to have the worst pizza ...ever).  The food at Peter Piper Pizza was actually quite tasty, but the service was horrible.   \n\nThe countergirl was rude, and uninformed.  Her supervisor was just as clueless.  \n\nAs a mother I am subject to these kid-friendly pizza joints, but the service was so bad it made Chuckie Cheese look like an exclusive Club!
__label__1 Nothing overly bad about it.  It's your standard Peter Piper.  I think my problem was more with the clientele than the employees or the facility.  I was born and raised in the barrio, but come on......kids were acting like their parents weren't even there.  When your kids are over ten, you need to let them know that Peter Piper and Chuck E Cheese aren't really for you anymore.  These kids were ten and twelve acting like they were five.  My grandma would have smacked em.  My parents would not have taken us there in the first place.  If it were just for the food and employees, it would be a three.  The customers make it a 2.  Rude!
__label__1 After 3 attempts I think im through with this place. First time chow mein was burned. Second the food tasted like it sat around for a long time and the third it just wasnt anything special. I am not sure if this is because they are not in that great of a location. This wasnt my first experience with Panda express. I have enjoyd their food at other locations just fine.
__label__2 They are remodeling the place. It's gigantic but a little messy
__label__0 If your not in a hurry this might be the Starbucks to go to. I have never been to a slower Starbucks. It's not that it's even that busy the staff just seems to be hungover. I go here just about every Sunday because it's close. But I think from now on I will be driving by and heading to another.
__label__3 Stopped off here a few times when we were over in the area. They are always quick and efficent with moving through any lines. The staff is friendly and helpful.\n\nThey even were kind enough to fix a drink for me when we stopped through after going to a different Starbucks close by that messed up my order in their drive-thru and we were gone before I tried it (too hot to try right away). The cashier was very nice about it.\n\nOverall: A\nGreat staff, quick to move things along and clean.
__label__0 Horrible. I wasn't thrilled the first time I went. My gel manicure came out bubbly and started cracking. When I went back a couple weeks later for a polish change, Cindy the Mutilator had me \"soak\" my fingers in acetone for all of 1 second before she took a dremel to my nails (mind you, my REAL nails, NOT acrylic!) and proceeded to cut the cuticle and skin of six of my fingers. How the other four escaped her wrath, I don't know. Then she had me soak again in acetone and then alcohol - ow, ow, ow! I was in tears. Now here I am with six bleeding phallanges and was still expected to pay full price. Never again! There are hundreds of nail salons out there, DO NOT GO HERE!
__label__1 Anyone who knows me - and that's you, buddy - know I (used to) love Panda Express. Enough to keep menus up at my desk at work to advertise. Note: they are coming down tomorrow. Yeah, I've been lazy up to this point, but now that this is in print, I gotta keep up with my obligations.\n\nI just can't take it anymore. The prices increase with...every...single...visit. As does the wait in the drive thru. My first experience with both the price gouging and the 8 minute wait through the drive thru (God, I'd pray for 8 minutes now) I thought: \"Well, the food is still great and this might be a one-time occurrence.\"\n\nBut, just in case, on the next visit, I timed the experience - clocked at 12 minutes - and I almost asked for a discount, you know, to bring back the price to the previous visit. My reasoning for the markdown? Duh, gas prices have increased.\n\nI'm not dumb or ignorant enough not to know the two are intertwined, but like a lot of other Americans, I will be finding another place to spend my money for a better value. Panda has done NOTHING to convince me to return. Well, aside from the cuddly bears in their marketing. Okay, okay, I kinda like those talking pandas, but it's not working.\n\nStill, I rate Panda Express 2/5 stars because I still love their food. I can't find Beijing Beef anywhere else and that's my favorite. Also, their \"Chow Mein\" - by the way, guys, that's more like LO MEIN, but still - is good as is their Orange Chicken (though I've had much better at a Chinese Buffet.) Unfortunately, you'll have to pay an extra dollar for shrimp items, and take my word for it: it's not worth it. I'd barely order them at the same price.\n\nLesson? Don't choose the Drive Thru, save up for your yearly visit there - as I will, but can a restaurant stay open if that's the case? - and prepare for a long wait if you don't go inside. It's about the same amount of time as if you went to a standard sit-down establishment, such as Applebee's...for about the same price.
__label__0 Spent 16+ on my food; got half and a flat soda. Terrible.
__label__0 I have been with Wells Fargo Bank since 1988...I was interested in a Mortgage for a Purchase...I was introduced to Michael Jordan (Mortgage Consultant)..Let me give you some advice  ,stay away go somewhere else..The lack of service , replies to my emails or phone calls was horrendous...I am 24 yrs with this Bank, 800 Fico Score and can't imagine how he or they treat customers that have not banked with them...His Superior that sits at the Wells Fargo Home Mortgage (16211 N Scottsdale Rd., Ste A-1 | Scottsdale, AZ 85254 ) who I spoke to about Michael Jordan is a waste..Linda Baker the Loan Doc Specialist treated me like I have never conducted business with the Bank...Stay away fro m these people and Wells Fargo Bank..I will be closing all of my accounts....
__label__2 So.... our teenage daughter ran out of toilet paper.\nNo problem, right?  I'll just use paper towels... for 2 days.\n\nYeah, it was a mess and Roto Rooter fixed it. \nFor only $400.00.\n\nso then... they come back the next day to snake a camera thru the pipes.\n\nI think maybe they were looking for problems because well, they found them.\n\nPrice quote.... between five to eight thousand dollars to repair some pipes.\n\nErrrrrrrrrrrr..... I don't think so.\n\nDid they do a good job with the problem at hand?  Yep.\n\nWere they expensive?  Yeah.... I guess\n\nDo I think they're now looking for an extra paycheck?  \n\nWhat do you think?
__label__4 Healthy, Tasty, Fast, Cheap, what's not to love.  Awesome for mall food for sure!
__label__4 Lisa gave me a great cut.  I am very fussy about my short hair.  At 60 years old I want a stylish haircut but not to look like I am trying to be 20.  Lisa found the perfect balance, a cute,fun cut, perfect for summer.  I've already scheduled another cut and highlights for later this summer.
__label__2 Not bad. Fairly small location. Staff was friendly, selection is kind of lacking.
__label__0 The place looks beautiful at first glance, but don't look too close! This place is in need of some TLC and perhaps a little bleach and elbow grease. It is not kept up and the kitchen is extremely dirty! There were dead flies everywhere in the kitchen and it looked as if it hadn't been cleaned in months! It's not a place you want to serve food from. The refrigerator was packed with old, moldy food. Who knows how long it was left there. I don't think the floor has ever seen a mop. Completely disgusting. If this place had been a restaurant it would have been shut down. The bathrooms were not clean either. If this is how they take care of the venue, how are they going to take care of the people they rent it to?
__label__1 This was actually the first of many venues visited by myself and my fiance (now husband) for our wedding ceremony.  The photos online look amazing, and we were anxious to visit the property.  We called and made an appointment, and arrived a couple of minutes early.  We stood in front of the open door of the office for nearly 20 minutes, all the while the two employees inside (who could clearly see us) joked and laughed.  We finally stepped out back to take a tour ourselves.  \n\nWe were not nearly as impressed as we thought we would be.  The place is in need of major repairs, and the attention to detail just isn't there.  The windows looked as if they hadn't been cleaned in a very long time, as they were coated with smears, fingerprints, goop-like substances, and a layer of the desert's dust.  The floor of the main ball room was absolutely disgusting, and the women's and men's bathrooms smelled HORRIBLE (seriously, they smelled like a well-used Port-A-Potty after midnight at an all-you-can-eat deep-fried sausage event).  \n\nWe were just about to walk out the door when one of the two employees who had been jibber-jabbering in the office came to stop us.  When we told her that it was over 30 minutes past our appointment time and we needed to get going, she inquired as to why we just didn't come into her office and sit down.  Really?  So it's our fault that we didn't begin the meeting on time?  We told her that the place just didn't look how we expected it to look. She remarked that they had had a big event the weekend before, and that the place still hadn't been cleaned.  That might be true, but there were things that looked like they hadn't been cleaned in months!  \n\nFurther, the \"castle\" is situated in an industrial area which is currently under construction.  If you're planning an event that does not take place in the evening, construction noise is a very real possibility.
__label__2 if you are looking for a pizza better then Pizza hut or Little caesers then this is your place...not much of a compliment but the pizza here is pretty ho-hum...
__label__3 My inner Vietnamese woman seriously wanted steamed crab and garlic noodles last night for dinner though I have a rule..  we don't live anywhere close to the ocean so if I know its not flown in daily, I pass on my cravings. So away went my inner Viet-lady and out came my inner Italian macho man (quit laughing at me)! \n\nThe place is very cozy and definitely family owned, no corporate stamping here, this is the real deal. Super tasty, hearty, large portioned basic Italian.. just like mom would make if she were Italian! \n\nI went ahead and blew off my carnal seafood rule (I'm a big butch Italian macho man, right) and went ahead and ordered the crab cakes. 2 HUGE crab cakes were more crab then cake covered in a thick creamy sauce with tomatoes and basil.. I did all I could not to lick the place clean.. mama always says I'm a proud member of the clean plate club! \n\nFor dinner I had the Ravioli Carbanara.. these plump pillows filled my plate.. covered in another rich cream sauce then topped with peas and bacon.. as I ate these I unbuttoned my shirt, I could see the hair on my chest growing, I indeed was becoming an Italian macho man (in my own head)! \n\nThe service was extremely friendly and for the quality and quantity of food this place is a real bargain. Crap Cake $13, Ravioli Carbanara $18.. my man tummy, full and very very happy!
__label__0 Is it just me, or does anyone else feel the need to sanitize themselves after leaving this dark, grimy store?
__label__1 absolutely detest this location. It is always busy, and people are extremely rude. Maybe I'm just not a fan of Walmart to begin with...\nHad some issues with being double charged on a credit card, not to mention it is overrun with noisy kids and angry soccer moms. I prefer going to Fry's or Albertson's. I can tell the people who work at this location are miserable too. If I have to buy something late at night I will stop in and get out quick, but that's about it.
__label__0 Let me be honest...I hate Walmart...I hate everything about it. You can tell me it is all free, and I rather go to Target. No matter what Walmart you go to, it is the same. Same customers and same staff. \n\nI had high hopes for this Walmart....let me down
__label__3 I absolutely loved DS Ped. We only stopped going because we moved. Both my kids saw Dr. Allred since birth. My daughter had severe acid reflux and wasn't gaining weight. Dr. Allred worked closely with me to monitor her weight and come up with solutions that I was comfortable with. She didn't discount my input and never treated me as a first time over-protective parent. She always listened to me and made me feel respected. She's fantastic. \n\nThe only reason I'm giving DS 4 stars instead of 5 is because of Marion, one of the PAs. I'm not a fan of him. I did have to see him a couple of times for urgent appointments and I was not happy either time. I don't care for his bed-side manner. At one of the visits my daughter had a very itchy, unusual rash on the bottom of both her feet. She was only 19 months,crying and attempting to scratch her feet constantly. Marion wasn't able to tell what the rash was and just left it at that. No attempt to refer us to a specialist, no medicine given, NOTHING. I ended up making another appointment to see Dr. Allred, who was much more concerned about the rash and referred us to a pediatric dermatologist. It actually took several months of visiting specialists to get the rash to go away (however, they did give us medicine immediately to help her itching). Had I not trusted my gut and made another appointment my daughter would have continued suffering for even longer.\n\nI did see several other PAs in the office and other doctors as well and I like everyone else. The staff was always welcoming and friendly. The remembered me and my children and were sad to see us leave. \n\nOne note, if you are a little late to your appointment they can usually keep your appointment but if you are very late they will need to work you back into the schedule and sometimes that can take hours. Some people might be upset by that, personally I appreciated it. I understand that things come up and sometimes you might be late (especially with little babies) but they shouldn't be expected to push everyone else's appointments back to squeeze you back in. This happened to me once and they were kind about it and were able to work me back in 2 hours later. \n\nEvery time my kids got sick and needed an appointment urgently, they were able to get me in on the same day. The Chandler office has Saturday hours that I utilized a few times as well.\n\nOverall I highly recommend Desert Shores!
__label__0 I know that sometimes, the ratings on these kind of sites are low and people exaggerate. But Arcadia Del Sol fully deserves its one star rating. \n1. The water is always off. ALWAYS. It is either fully turned off or the hot water is off. It happens several times a month. They never actually fix the problem, they just band-aid it up and wait for it to happen again. For all of the money that Allison-Shelton makes off of this place, they don't put very much back into it.\n2. Which brings me to my second point. They just put a TON of money into painting to attract new residents instead of taking care of their current residents and fixing the existing problems (such as the water, a/c, etc.)\n3. They are SHADY!!!! I lived in an apartment where the a/c did not work (they finally admitted it after about a year of me complaining and they told me it was all in my head basically). They said the whole column of apartments did not work, and that they were not moving anyone into any of them. We switched apartments and literally a month later they moved someone into our apartment.\n4. They advertise a lot of features that are pretty much non-existent. They advertise 2 pools (always green and uncleaned), a gym (that was taken out years ago), a courtyard (that is covered in dog poop), and a lobby room for events (that they are currently using as storage).\n5. Everything around here is SO old and falling apart. The countertops are some old material from the 70s that if you get a drop of ANYTHING with color on it, it will be permanently stained (that's not an exaggeration). My faucets leak, my carpets are stained, the closet doors don't function (ie they sit there, they dont really open), etc.\n6. Lastly, the marijuana. They say they serve the drug users in the community with papers for fines and asking them to stop, etc. and the residents deny they use marijuana.... why not just evict them? Because the apartment complex only cares about the money.\n\nThis apartment complex has so much potential but unfortunately, the management is awful and I am so thrilled to be moving at the end of my lease.
__label__4 Drove by this place on the way back from a meeting. Checked it out on Yelp decided to give it a try, and I was not disappointed. They give you 3 different salsas and chips the minute you're seated at the table. All are very good. \n\nTried the Pollo Fundido, as so many on Yelp had recommended it. It lived up to the reviews. I will say this, though, it is not a light lunch by any means. Eat this baby at noon, and you'll be snoozing by 2 PM in your chair at the office. \n\nMany things in the menu looked tasty. Wish I were in the area more often so I could try the rest.
__label__1 Arrowheads Applebee's is much more enjoyable! Went to karaoke last night an it was so horrible. The dj and his crew sang most of the songs :/ there were some families after 11... I thought there had to be an age limit to be in the bar after 10? There were some annoying high school girls screaming spice girls... Help me!!!!
__label__3 Went to Applebee's at Happy Valley/I-17 on Friday night to use our \"25th Anniversary\"  gift card with hubby and son.  We all ordered the Blue Cheese Bacon Hamburger.  It was loaded!   The blue cheese was probably the best weve ever had!  \nThe only dissappointment we had was the low portion of french fries I received in my order and had to ask for some more.  When more arrived it was about 15 more in a rather large basket??   What's up with the french fries Applebee's??  IS there a shortage of potatoes? \nOther then that it was a good dinner and we were so fullllll.
__label__1 Met a friend for dinner here the week of Christmas. It wasn't very busy at all so I guess everyone was out shopping. I ordered the three-cheese chicken penne with no tomatoes. The pasta wasn't very hot when it came out. There also wasn't a lot of chicken on it, which was fine with me, but others might find it to be skimpy. It tasted alright and I ended up eating it all... should have taken some for leftovers as the sauce is heavy. The garlic bread that came with it was not very good... it wasn't warm and tasted borderline stale. They really need to serve better garlic bread. We also got the chocolate chip cookie sundae for dessert. It was pretty good. But overall, not my favorite meal.
__label__2 Is a pretty large storage facility with a lot of different size units. The facility is pretty clean. I use it to store files so I have the smaller unit they offer.  People in the office seem pretty nice. My only complaints I have are how much dust gets into the units and how far away it is from my house.  They could use better doors to seal out the dust.
__label__4 Golden medium wings are amazing
__label__3 This is a nice clean place. I always look for places I can take both family and friends and this once fits the bill. Surprisingly the pizza is really good! Not spinatos or grimaldi's quality but best of the bar food I've had. Thin crust and they have ground hamburger as a topping, yummy! They also have a lot of games, pools tables, shuffle board and TONS of tvs.  Besides the pizza, I'm a fan of the focaccias. Good place to come during a weekend for sports games.
__label__2 Hey Zipps...Did you change out the fish in your fish sandwich?  The menu says \"icelandic cod\"  it was remarkably like Tilapia tonight and a big disappointment.  Please go back to cod or change your fish supplier.  BTW, your wings are the best.
__label__0 Im sorry that I brought 30 people into your bar. Your staff was unprofessional and rude. You are a shit bar. Go fuck yourself.
__label__3 When I moved to AZ about 5 years ago, this Zipps was just down the road, and one of my regular hangouts. My friends and I had such a blast coming here on Friday-Saturday nights for wings and Zipparitas, or the huge 32 oz beers that are way too big, and also when craving burgers and fries.(my faves are the green chile and mushroom Swiss) The onion rings are really tasty as well. I still come back here every once and awhile when I need a chill fun place for drinks and food with my chandler friends and definitely recommend it if your in the area.
__label__1 This place used to be one that I would look forward to visiting when I am on town. Unfortunately, when it is game day the food is mediocre at best and the service...well it is poor. Our server is no where to be found. Zipps should be called Zapps... When the crowd thins it doesn't get better. Next time I'll just go to Dukes.
__label__4 First, I am so happy to be the first one to review Mathnasium! \n\nMy daughter is in 4th grade, but works a minimum of 2 grade levels up in her class (so they do 6th grade math most of the time). Aside from being accelerated, the class she's in doesn't follow the 4th grade (or even 6th grade) math standards. The issue that we have found is that there are gaps in her math knowledge. I think the gaps are due to a combination of continuity issues at her school from grade to grade, as well as not having enough practice on each concept. I also think she tends to rush through the work and make sloppy errors. All of this adds up to bad grades and intense frustration with math. Math is also one of those subjects that it's hard to work on with your child when they are frustrated - it can easily escalate into a negative situation. Enter Mathnasium!\n\nWe started Mathnasium approximately 7 weeks ago, and my daughter has went from Ds and Fs on weekly math tests to B's. Yesterday she brought home an A+ perfect score!! \n\nYou pay a flat monthly fee and go as often as you want. As with anything else, the more you go, the better the results. For pre-algebra, you go for one hour each session (we go 3x/week). The first half hour you can get homework help and test review, and the second half you work on the proprietary Mathnasium worksheets. The worksheets are designed to work on concepts that are not mastered based on pre-testing when you sign up, and ongoing testing (so, you have to \"test\" out of each topic from what I understand). If you don't test out, you keep doing the worksheets until you get it down. \n\nMy daughter LOVES going to Mathnasium, and her math confidence level has increased dramatically. The tutors there are huge math lovers and do a great job at explaining the concepts and keeping kids from getting frustrated. She usually works with Miles, he is fantastic and can really relate to the kids. \n\nFor the past two years, she has complained that she is \"bad at math\" - which was so sad!  When girls give up on math so early, it can be such a downward spiral into middle and high school. She proclaimed yesterday that, \"Integers are SO FUN! Do you love integers too?\" If that doesn't demonstrate the effectiveness of Mathnasium, nothing does. \n\nThank you Mathnasium!!
__label__0 My chicken was undercooked and was onion filled in my chicken fajita pita made me not to ever get one again thanks a lot
__label__4 A fancy outdoor shopping mall (right across the Scottsdale Quarter) There are a lot of restaurants here and swanky stores like Crate N Barrel, JCrew, Seven for all Mankind, Sur La Table, Anthropologie and Coach.\n\nThere aren't a lot of fast food eateries here, so if you need a quick bite you'll have to drive out of the commons. \n\nDefinitely nice area and on a sunny day, it's just fun to walk around and people watch.
__label__4 I visited Kierland Commons this past weekend for dinner, and I loved the setup! \nIt was like metropolitan shopping village! There were a lot of great stores, and I liked that there were also smaller boutiques mixed in with the brand retailers. \nIt is all outdoors, so it can get hot, but at night, it would still be a great place to stroll around, shop and grab a tasty bite!
__label__3 While not nearly as big as Scottsdale Fashion Square, Kierland Commons is a good eating/shopping destination if you are in North Scottsdale.  If you are staying at the Westin, you can easily walk, drive, or take the free Westin shuttle.\n\nThe design and layout tries to evoke the idea of a small town center with streets running through the mall.  It's compact enough that even old folks or people with kids can walk around the whole thing without feeling overwhelmed (assuming it's not too hot).  The stores are all mid- to high-end with a range of things from fashion (Guess, Michael Kors) to home goods (Sur La Table, Crate and Barrell), and the restaurants range from family friendly chain restaurants (Cheesecake Factory, P.F. Chang's) to local restaurants (North, Greene House) to high end steak/fish house (Mastro's Ocean Club).
__label__0 After waiting for two hours I kept noticing that they would take \"regulars \" or friends over people waiting . They have a number system that's not worth a sh*t. Why have numbers when you're gonna pick who you want. I will never go back there again!
__label__1 We just bought a house with an evaporative cooler on it in Mesa.  The previous owners said that the building of Tempe town lake cut 3 months off of the time they could use the coolers due to the humidity being raised.  \n\nAlso the dam has popped so there is no 'lake' at the moment.  That's a negative!
__label__1 \"I wanna go to the flower place!!\" was the reaction when i asked my cousin and friend where we should have lunch inbetween classes one Arizona afternoon. I couldn't think of what she meant when she said, flower... I instantly thought of Cherryblossom Noodle Cafe but I was quickly corrected when she said that she was referring to the rose in the Garcia's logo.\n\nNow, I have never been to one of the Garcia's Chain resturants, but the Original Garcia's off of 35th ave has been an institution in my family for decades. I was willing to try the AZ mills chain location since it was near by... and I would later regret it.\n\nWe entered a very beautiful place, everything was very open and can be seen from the mall's walk ways. It was slightly unnerving to try to enjoy some messy taco while some lil 5 year old in a stoller stares at you. Ummm... no... Timmy... this is MY taco!! Back off! \n\nIt was 2 in the afternoon and we were the ONLY customers there... and the mall was PACKED! That should have told me something, but we still sat at a tiled table anyway. The hostess/waitress brought us the SALTIEST bowl of chips ever! it came with salsa and a bean dip that was way too heavy on the onions in both cases. I could barely eat the salsa, but I couldn't hang with the beans at all. \n\nWe ordered our food and it came out very quickly. My friend ordered green corn tamales and she liked them but I they were on the rubbery side and my cousing got the taco and tostada combo and thought it was okay, she didn't complain. And I got the minature sampler and was unimpressed. it was just food... nothing great or special or exceptionally awful... just average. \n\nWhat wasn't average was the bill.... nearly $50 for our meals?! Are you kidding?! And we didn't even have a hard drink on the table! I paid but wasn't happy about it... I thought it was going to be a lil less than that!\n\nTo my yelpers: I know the Arizona Mills area is a cesspool of resturants, where chains reign surpreme... and unfortunatly, this place is amongst one of the worst. I say, save your money and skip out on this place because it's nothing significant and the saltyness of their food will only make your bloated as you're shopping afterward and that can't be cute!
__label__1 It's OKAY. I don't go here regularly actually I only come here for lunch break at work. It's not too bad but not authentic. Their pollo fundido chimichanga is good rice and beans not so good. The service is not so great the food is better than the service. If I had a choice between here and else where is see what the other choice is first lol.
__label__2 My coworker recommended this place so I decided to give it a try. I had the Gyro lunch with fries. It was pretty good, nothing outrageous and I've definitely had better but given the area and it's limited lunch options I can see myself coming back here in the future.\n\nThe restaurant was small and service was friendly. The \"bar\" was awkward; looked like it didn't really belong but I guess it's always great to have the option of enjoying a drink with your meal. I guess I see this more of a quick service dine and dash kind of joint, that's why.
__label__0 PROTIP: Never talk down to customers, you don't know if they Yelp. =)\n\nRecently, a friend and I made a stop here to purchase a modest amount of alcohol. Business as usual--until we were forced to wait at checkout for about five minutes. After losing my patience, I observed what was happening. The cashier had taken our IDs to two other clerks, who inspected them thoroughly. Keep in mind that my card is genuine, valid, and with a small amount of wear. The lamination is intact, and all information is legible.\n\nIt is good enough for dozens of bars, liquor stores (including chains such as Total Wine), and every other grocery store I have been to...so why such scrutiny now? Our clueless clerk, who seemed just a bit too eager and upbeat to address or inconvenience, was more than happy to answer with a smile.\n\n\"Okay, we were concerned about these IDs being fake\", she explained, citing an incident from earlier that day. \"We had to decide whether or not to accept these\". Her concern felt rather malevolent. As she reluctantly allowed me to finish my transaction, she had some final words as I took my receipt.\n\n\"ESPECIALLY yours. We almost denied it. You really need a new one.\"\n\nHad I not been with friends and had places to be, I would have asked to speak with a manager about such disappointing customer service. Clearly, they were the mistaken ones in regard to the validity of my ID. Would it not make sense to...apologize for being wrong and holding me up? At the very least, she could have briefly explained their policy on verifying age. Otherwise, it feels very accusatory and arbitrary. Minus one star for the hold up, one for having a meager selection compared to other Fry's, and minus infinity stars for condescending clerks that try to lecture me. I'll try my best to avoid this location.
__label__0 Crap cable service, go with Dish you will be way better off. Customer service is horrible, you have to keep calling back until you get someone who knows what they are talking about. Believe me, I do this because many of the representatives were not technically savvy when they were hired. Something is always going out and prices are too dang high.
__label__0 Awful. Awful. Awful. Awful. \nThey are an AWFUL company with a MARGINAL, overpriced product and what appears to be way too close to a monopoly on the Valley cable market.\n\nI agree with every Poster's experience. \n\nRecently I was severely overcharged via an \"AutoPay\" checking account transaction. Literally they dipped-in and removed nearly DOUBLE the amount they should have! To add insult to injury, they made the unilateral, ignorant decision to KEEP/credit my cash rather than immediately return the amount to my checking account.  \n\nIt cost me a tremendous amount of time in repeated phone calls, terrible stress, and skimping on GROCERIES for the week it took them to fix their error!!\nDISGUSTING.\n\nAnd as warning - truly do not ever enroll in AutoPay!!  \n\nThe Banks consider it \"At your own risk\" - and Cox apparently knows this:  they haphazardly commit egregious errors in which they grossly OVERPAY themselves \"by mistake.\"   Additionally, the billing cycles starts 60 minutes after the last one,  which  means you're ALWAYS in a billing-cycle and can NEVER REMOVE Auto-Pay! I had to shut-down my whole Visa/Debit Card - that's what Shiesters they are!!! \n\nI'm just about ready to make the leap to Dish.\nCan't wait. \nBye from me, Cox.
__label__0 They ruined my wife's birthday dinner.  Very slow service.  My son's steak tasted like sand (freezer burn?).  The waitress said that they are getting new steaks next week.  My daughter and I had the chicken - Dry ... She had a \"creamed corn\" which means that the corn was in a \"biscuits and gravy sauce\".  My wife had the oriental chicken salad - it was ok.
__label__3 Finally! A dollar store that fits the bill! This shop is nice and clean. Tidy. No mess. Great product assortment and variety of goods too. Had everything in stock that I was looking for. I really like the wide aisles to maneuver your shopping cart. Clerks were available and ready to help too. Oh, and my wait in line was just a few seconds. High five to this Dollar Tree store.. Keep it up!!
__label__1 I have loved this Fry's since it reopened last year.  I spend a lot of money here.  My last shopping experience was disappointing and frustrating.  I got home missing several items.  This is the 3rd time this has happened to me at this store.  When I talk to anyone in the store (most recently an asst. manager) about this there are no apologies.  All 3 times were like this.  \nA while ago, I purchased shrimp at Safeway and got it home to find it was spoiled, I returned to the store and the manager replaced double the shrimp and refunded my money.  Now, that's customer service.\nFry's may offer good prices but you can't put a price tag on good customer service.
__label__1 The planing and execution of this stores existence is superior. I love having this store in my neighborhood. However, the management and allocation of staff is horrible. I've been now over a dozen times and not once have i received anything but incompetent service. The deli host 4 young and inexperienced staff, doing about a third of the output it should. Same with the checkout counters. Slow, mistakes, and completely unkind. It is frustrating, having such a great store but managed so poorly.
__label__0 This is most certainly NOT a Fry's Marketplace. Fry's Marketplaces sell all of the home goods, this one is definitely not one. I just walked in and all of the floors are ripped up, tres sanitary! Plus it's dingy and small. Blech!
__label__4 We loved this beautiful museum with friendly staff.  Get the free headsets to learn more details.  It had a great balance of local history with more contemporary art.  We saw some new (just new to us) techniques and mediums like casein paint, egg tempera, etc. Very nice little gift shop.
__label__2 I love their burrito's and could eat them daily if I didn't have to worry about weighing 400 lbs. The problem with this place is the parking stinks and if you go at a busy time (lunch) it is packed and isn't quick to get in and out. This keeps me from going as often as I would like.
__label__1 My second try at a Chipotle grill.  My first was in San Diego.\n\nI guess I'm just not a fan of the restaurant in general.  This one was no different the San Diego location.  Sort of a Subway \"Mexican Style\" only with 1/2 the topping selection.\n\nOn this occasion I was really in the mood for a good, spicy burrito.  But I don't like chicken, pork or shredded beef.  I really wanted ground beef with the mexican spicing.  I ended up choosing steak.\n\nI didn't want Rice on my burrito nor did I want beans (they have two choices for each).  That leaves a choice of about 5 other toppings.  I added lettuce, cheese, and sour cream.  I asked for guacamole and had to pay extra for it.\n\nSince we had kids with us we added the bag of \"chips\" and asked for mild salsa.  To Chipotle, Mild Salsa means a cup of diced tomatoes and onions.  NO sauce.  WTF??\n\nIt was a frightening mess to eat the burrito.  I need dozens of napkins.  The taste was ok.  Not bad.  But not what I wanted either.\n\nIf you've never been to one, and are wanting Mexican food, go find a restaurant.  This place won't do it for you.
__label__2 Employees are really loud and very rude while in break. Is there a reason why 3 of them are yelling and laughing hysterically and manage to be louder then all 20 ppl sitting and eating in the dining room?
__label__4 I love this place! They have great gas prices and friendly staff. The lines are long but they go quick. The baggers are extremely helpful and always go above and beyond.
__label__2 3 stars is being generous.\n\nWent to Tesoro tonight with my husband and two teenagers based on the glowing yelp reviews.  It is a very small restaurant, 9 - 10 tables with a small waiting area out in front, facing the strip mall parking lot.  We had a reservation for 7:30.  Arrived on time and were apologetically told that our table was not yet ready.   Had to wait out front for 20 minutes shivering.\n\nAfter we were seated, drink, wine, and appetizer orders taken, we relaxed and began to settle in.  Problem was, it is a very loud room. Conversation was a challenge.  Looking around, we realized that we were the youngest table in the room.  Average age appeared to be 60+ years old. Oh, well, young and hip it is not.  Hopefully the food is good. Bruschetta and antipasto were tasty.  For entrees, we ordered the homemade Fettuccine Bolognese, Spaghetti al Pomodoro, the Chicken Saltimbocca and a special, Farfalle with shrimp and asparagus.  Flavors were good, not great, but none of the pasta was homemade.  Very much a disappointment.\n\nOn the upside, service was very attentive and friendly.  Unfortunately, food is only mediocre, and the strip mall location is a definite detraction in size and ambiance.  Would I return again?  No.
__label__3 Killer place in Mesa to get your munch on with your furry friends!\nThe patio rawks (love the misters), and they allow smoking outside (yay!) - deal with it! Mitch's Mushroom served with sweet potato fries is the sammie of my dreams, and the bar kicks out a mean snakebite!!\n\nThanks guys, we'll see you soon!
__label__1 Done,done,and done... I have been visiting Uncle Bears in Mesa for 8 years and today was the last straw.  Over the past year I have goton a pet so I sit outside at the patio Nice you would think NOT, never have they brought water to my pet I have to bring my own.  But that's not my issue the food has become gross, there is no longer one thing on the menu I care to go there to have....Today will be my last visit I stopped for a beer and some wings , they no longer carry 4 peaks, tried their new micro brew ,not for me ordered wings w/bl ch then decided to get them to go.... Arrived home under cooked wings ,tasteless and no bl ch and not even one napkin.  I'll be at the Hub from now on the food and staff are sooooo much better.
__label__1 Ok, so I love the fact that Fountain Hills has a Ross but honestly, this store looks like it is going out of business. When I go to the Ross in Chandler...or any other Ross for that matter, the shelves are stocked and there's no empty space. This Ross is slim pickins. Many of the shelves are bare and really dusty. I wish they would stock it more.\n\nOn the bright side, people over 50 save like 10% on Tuesdays. Too bad I'm only 29!
__label__0 as far as a walgreens go this one could be a lot better. the employees are not very helpful, the pharmacy is a joke. try to avoid this one, nothing to see here folks.....
__label__4 Aaron is awesome!!! I bought my house almost three years ago and unfortunately didn't have Aaron Lending do my mortgage, only because I didn't know him at the time, but Aaron has put me on his famous watch list as he has got all of my info and will call me when there is  a better rate out there for me. I wish I would of come across this originally, instead someone wanted to just put me in a home and a crappy mortgage, I know that wouldn't of happen with Aaron Lending.
__label__1 They must have mistakenly put the chilled chicken for the grilled chicken salad into my sandwich and the fries were room temperature at best in one of the two meals! The good is that the service was friendly and I like the new options that stay up with the trend of hipster food offerings such as brioche buns and pretzel buns and also I like that there is an option for supposed \"fresh lemonade\" as well as salad options.
__label__1 I use to love Barnes and Noble. Me and my best friend would go in there late at night and each find a book, and sit and read for hours. \n\nMe and my boyfriend even do it sometimes. But every time I go now, I swear it is the last time! They seriously harass you. \n\n\"Are you a member of our secret secret club?\n-no\n\"Do you want to be??\"\n-no\n\"It will save you money\"\n-no thanks.\n\"okay.\" can I have your email so we can send annoying emails to you everyday?\"\n-no.\n\nand then they annoy you some more. It is seriously easier to just order books online so I don't have to deal with people.
__label__2 Very friendly. I went in looking for minis and Dungeons & Dragons books. I didn't find what I was looking for, but the staff was nice. If I lived closer I might check back again.
__label__0 wow what bad service, i pointed to my table not led to the table, waited 10 mins for the waitress..,after she acted like my son & i wasn't even there while other patrons recieved much friendlier/attentive service.., well maybe we were \"minorities\"
__label__4 Aerogelic Ballooning has always been one of my favorite ballooning companies in the Phoenix area.  I've previously worked for 2 separate broker companies partnering with Aerogelic Ballooning and our customers consistently gave great reviews and never a complaint for this hot air balloon company.  \n\nI would highly recommend Aerogelic Ballooning to my friends, family, and even my current boss who lives in Glibert.  He may actually be getting an Aerogelic Ballooning Gift Certificate from me this year for Christmas!  \n\nCompared to other hot air balloon companies that operate in the Phoenix area, Aerogelic offers a very personable experience.  With smaller baskets than some of their competition, Aerogelic's balloon rides provide great visibility and tons of fun.  \n\nI had the pleasure of meeting up with Aerogelic's owner in Albuquerque where he invited me to dine with his family and crew over breakfast after a morning flight.  The crew is loyal knowledgeable, and always strive for the best customer experience that can be provided.
__label__4 Hands on customer service. Always will return for my engraving needs.
__label__0 I can only review Consignment process!  Brought in  a travel trailer for consignment, in excellent condition.  The rep showed me NADA rating and said MSRP was only about $6000 and they offered me $4500!  I asked for $5000 based on the information provided!  They said they could probably only sell it for $6500!!!  Three days later I see my trailer listed on their site for $10,700!  They did nothing to earn that much of a profit in my trailer, trailer was in excellent condition!!  Questionable business practices!  I CANNOT RECOMMEND THIS BUSINESS!  Beware and do your homework!  Unfortunately I did not!  They do not disclose the actual sale price so the possibility was that the business earned as much as I did on MY trailer for little effort!  I highly recommend asking what you think it's worth and be willing to walk away!
__label__0 This is by far the worse KFC I have ever been to. No matter what I have ordered it takes for ever. The food taste old! We need corporate to come revamp the staff and retrain on the cooking or they won't stay be in business much longer.
__label__4 Water and Ice with 5 stars? Well, I didn't expect it either!\n\nI was packing up for Country Thunder and had my huge cooler in the back seat. I had absolutely no idea how much ice it needed. When we pulled up the owner gave us the rundown of all the sizes and asked what we needed. When we told him we didn't know he handed us a card and told us to load up and then come back and let him know what we used.\n\nWHAT? \n\nSomeone let us take product outside without paying for it? Wow. Is this still 2012? The Mayans must be right, the end of the world is near.\n\nI know, I know... it is just ice you say. But, I've never had that happen before at any business. The courtesy made the transaction easy and actually made me feel good about the world again. Thanks Mr.!
__label__2 Yep.....still gets three stars.  The yellowtail Sashimi was a bit dry and the salmon skin roll was way chewy.  But the flavors were good.  Looks like they've done away with lunch specials.  But from all the Bud signs and specials, you'd think it was a bar.  Too expensive for the food quality!
__label__4 We love this Snip Its! The friendly staff makes the place- my 5 year old loves the games, movies and the prize machine at the end! They always do a wonderful job and we've never had to wait long since they are staffed well all of the time. The products are wonderful too- Morning Miracle is my savior!
__label__0 Hands down the worst restaurant in Surprise. \n\nThe only reason we came here tonight was to support a fundraiser for our school's PTA. TGI Fridays promises a 20% return for everyone who turns in a flyer to their server. That would be great if people weren't leaving left and right prior to being served! I personally watched 4 tables of our families get up and walk out after waiting at least 15-20 minutes just to have their order taken after being seated. That is simply outrageous and unacceptable. \n\nThe same girl who forgot about seating us back in November tried to INSIST that my 8 month old baby sit in a booster seat because they can't put the high chairs out in the aisles. I told her I needed a high chair and to sit us at a table. She kept trying to seat us in a booth and told me again about the whole high chair in the aisle policy. I told her I don't care what your policy is, my 8 month old needs a high chair.....so we got seated at a table and she told me again no high chairs in the aisles. I don't know if she is just dense or what but given that she still has a job there after the crap job she did back in November leads me to believe she must have naked pictures of somebody to still be working there....or they just don't give a damn. Silently, I pushed a chair to her and took the high chair from her and seated the baby in it pulling it next to me so it was out of the aisle. She goes \"ohhhhh...that's smart.\". O-M-G.....\n\nI hung in there because it was for the school, but honestly, we should have left as well because we waited 15 minutes for our drink order to be taken after the saga with just being seated. Drinks came and we placed our order. We ordered the Chicken Quesadillas to start, lobster ravioli for my son and a club sandwich with a side salad for me. The side salad came out first which puzzled me and concerned me that the waitress forgot our appetizer. I said nothing though and about 10 minutes later, the quesadilla came out. It was overdone and had that burned taste to it though it wasn't burned in coloring. I think the quesadilla maker probably burned the quesadilla before they made mine and I got to taste the remnants. It was overly saucy to try to mask the burned flavor...though it wasn't a very good job. :( The side salad was 1/2 cup of lettuce with a couple of grape tomatoes and 4 croutons. My son said the lobster ravioli was not very good and it tasted more like imitation crab meat to me when he gave me a taste. It also didn't come with the bread stick that was advertised in the listing. *sigh* It's for the school though so we hung in there....and waited 25 minutes for our check. Literally. We watched people waiting to have drink orders taken, waiting for their checks, waiting for their food...and mostly a whole lot of waiting.  It wasn't just our server who was slow...the entire restaurant seemed to be in a time warp! It was un-freaking-believable. I asked to see the manager, and quite honestly, I'd still be waiting for him because he never came by my table. Waitress finally came back and said, \"You don't want dessert, do you?\" Wow......but we ordered dessert to go just so we could get the hell out of there and up our bill for the school's benefit. It was the very first time I've ever gotten a to-go cup of ice cream with the dessert but I digress. \n\nI doubt our school did very well in this fundraiser due to the horrendous service that everyone experienced. It was the hardest earned 20% I've ever given. Next time I'll just make a donation to the school rather than go through that disaster of a dinner again. This TGI-Friday's should be ashamed of themselves. They taut that they do these fundraisers right on their tables but they are no where near equipped or capable of benefiting these non-profits and schools. Shameful!
__label__4 Wow...what an AWESOME company! Upon entering, I was greeted by another happy customer whose postcards came out so well...he was showing them off and gave me one. I was in awe at their artwork.\nI'd went in regarding a charity i was raising funds for. Samantha quickly heard the cause and generously donated. I have found my place for my next car wrap!! Awesome!
__label__2 The Tavern is typically the place that i would want to see DIAF, but in this case, its dankness kind of works.  Granted, I treat this place like the \"Titty Twister\" in From Dusk Til Dawn, and bail before sundown so as not to get devoured by the ASU dweebs or the kickball bufties lest I become part of their Lost Boys Chav Cru.  However, they have a pretty dope patio (because more and more, its about the smoking than the drinking, *sigh*), on point servers, modestly priced beer, and good tellies.\n\nAlso, for a place that seems like would serve muledick in a tortilla and try to pass it off as beef brisket, they have a surprisingly tasty menu.
__label__0 Geesh...was waiting at the bar today with a twenty in hand ready to buy a beer behind a guy and the snotty bartender chick took care of him...ignored me, took care of another guy and then turned and headed to the outdoor bar to check on her customers out there, finally came back in 4 minutes 12 seconds later and then had to wait on me - i was the only one who needed a drink...she got my water and bottle of beer and then tossed the change on the bar without a word. I left her a dollar (half of what she would have gotten) cuz I didn't have a penny handy. Service on the patio was awful too except if you count the security guy trying to wrestle my almost-empty water glass from me.\n\nI was a server all through HS and College and know what great marginal and su**y service is...and this was su**y to the max.\n\nFriends joined me and we ordered nachos...four plates for the five of us, no setups.\n\nstay away unless you want to deal with really bad service, obnoxious security guys and marginal food
__label__2 Regular run of the mill place.  Sufficient enough for the co-eds that run this street.  Was surprised that they didn't offer any taco or enchilada dinners, everything was just a la carte.  Drink special were reasonable.  Staff courteous.  \n\nI have nothing against homeless people, but the parking lot is crawling with beggers.  If you aren't happy with your meal, feed them!
__label__3 I have always found the tavern to be a good place to grab a cold one and share some conversation with your friends.  Recently they put together a bicycle bar crawl which I took part in, and had a great time.  They have all the sporting events, including UFC fights and all the NFL games.
__label__3 Once again I find BCBG is a go-to place to get a party dress.  I have two upcoming trips to Vegas so I stopped in to check it out and I was not disappointed.  The store is pretty large for a BCBG and all the sales associates were very helpful and friendly.   I easily found 7 dresses to try on and there was another 7 I thought about. (And I may just go back to try them....)  They have a lovely shoe section as well.  BCBG has great end of the season sales, make sure to hit them up.\n\nI think that I am probably going to start branching into their regular tops and pants soon, and it will no longer be just be a party dress destination.
__label__0 This place stinks.  I understand and appreciate it's purpose, however what I don't understand is how they are still in business considering how they run the place.  I've been to this store COUNTLESS times between my own wedding, and several other weddings I have been a part of.  Most recently, I am the Matron of Honor in a friends wedding and we purchased the bridesmaid dress here. \n\nFirst off, when choosing the size for my dress, the girls measured me and told me to order a size six.  I am a small girl (or at least I like to think so), the previous wedding I was in, my dress size was a two - and I haven't gained weight.  Now, I could have ordered a different size, but the girls scared me so much I just ordered the six... fast forward several months later when I pick up the dress.  Surprise, surprise it doesn't even stay on.  So now I have to get major alterations.  Considering I don't usually get these kind of alterations I decide to get it done at the store because I figured they were the experts - WRONG choice.\n\nI make an appointment, which is hard to do on the limited schedule the alterations lady works.  I settle on a Friday in the middle of the day, causing me to have to leave work early.  Turns out the lady shows up 20 minutes late.  Then, when I picked up the dress she blew off my appointment assuming the dress will fit... well it didn't (again I left work early for the appointment).  Then, the lady says she can come back in an hour to fix it... I go home - 20 minutes later she is there and I have to rush back to the store to get the dress fixed.  There is more to the story, but I won't bore you.\n\nAt the end of the day, the store owner offered me $35 dollars for my troubles... that's right $35 off of the $145 I paid for alterations--- BTW the dress cost me $120, so the alterations because I was convinced to order the wrong size cost more than the dress itself.  SO ANNOYED.\n\nI WON'T be back to this store.  I've bought so much here and now realize the lack of service is not worth my convince.  I promise I will be driving out of my way to get wedding related items in the future.\n\nP.S. They don't take American Express, which I find VERY annoying since it is the only credit card I carry.
__label__2 I play co-ed with my boyfriend and a bunch of pals here.  The facility is nice for an indoor soccer facility, with the exception of the bathrooms.  The team fee is a little pricey for an eight week round, on top of the $50 first-year membership fee ($35 to renew after that).  PLUS, like someone else mentioned, you also have to pay the refs on top of those other fees.  \n\nOne thing I have to point out with this facility is that they allow teams who shouldn't be lower than a B-league to play in the co-ed recreational D-league.  This is unfair because \"recreational\" indicates fun, NOT competitive.  Half the people on my team come out to have fun, & have never seen a soccer ball until now, so to put them out there with people who have played for their whole life, who come out shoving & elbowing isn't a fair game at all.  \n\nThe biggest complaint I have is that the refs play on the teams, so they are pretty partial to the team they play for or the people they pal around with.  Some of them are very fair, but some of them are a bit ridiculous with their calls.  \n\nOther than that, great facility; just some frustrating things going on.  My team will probably go elsewhere for at least a few rounds of soccer because of the above-mentioned things, but it's not the worst facility in the world, so if you can deal with some fairly mild obnoxiousness resulting from the politics of the place, I'd recommend it.  The turf on their fields is fantastic. : )
__label__0 I normally love hungry howies, especially for the flavored crust. First I tried calling, and the manager Kristen asks to put me on hold, and I say yes of course and she hangs up on me. So I call back and I get a different person, who takes my order for delivery, and credit card information and confirms it will be delivered in 30-45 mins. 10-15 minutes later I receive a call back saying that they don't deliver to my address, and that they won't charge my card and give me a phone number for a location that will deliver. Well the other location they sent me to doesn't deliver either and is further away. Frustrated I decide to call Pizza Hut, seeing that I have been trying to order a pizza for 45 minutes now. Also I check my card, and it has been charged for the order that I placed but was refused to receive. I am beyond angry and will never eat here again. Even though I was shortly out of delivery range, they should have still delivered since they already charged my credit card!
__label__3 So, I always have mixed emotions with this place but the moment I eat the Al Pastor Tacos, I end up LOVING this place again. The only down fall is that occasionally, our order is incorrect, whether it means they added guacamole or they didn't give us 10 tacos. For example,  We had ordered 10 tacos the last time and the order came out to be $30!!! Without questioning, we paid, left, and felt ripped off. Come to find out, they had charged us for the \"bigger\" tacos that we never ordered versus our usual order of the 10 \"small\" tacos. The only harm done was in our pockets. Our stomachs and taste buds, however, were quite satisfied.\n\nAs far as Carne Asada Tacos, they are fairy good. The only reason I go here is for their Al Pastor Tacos... although, they always right down Adobada Tacos, so I am unable to confirm what it is I'm eating, because the menu says they have Al Pastor tacos. Nonetheless, these tacos are amazing. \n\nThe place is like the usual little Mexican Restaurant but the food is definitely a bit superior on the food chain.
__label__0 After one of the people from this store walked around our furniture showroom and passed out her business cards to my clients, I DEFINITELY will not be shopping here. That was low. Not sure why this posted 18 days ago, this happened about a year ago.
__label__0 I buzz my head about once every week. My clippers died. You can see my problem.\n\nI was told by numerous friends of my girlfriend that Sally's was the place to go to buy better equipement... or so they put it, \"where the pro's go\"... ok\n\nWalk in, they have like 10 different clippers that to me look the same sans some flashy packaging. I asked the lady standing there what the difference in them was. I swear to you she turns and looks at them and points at them and says \"Well this one is good, this one is good too, and this one is better\"... \n\nAre you f*cking kidding me? Really??? So I say \"what is better about them? like better parts that last longer, better cutting blades, better speed variation or depth settings... like what is better?\"\nShe gave me a confused look and... I'm not joking said \"well these ones are really good and this one is good too but not as good\"...  OMG lady... \nShe handed me like 4 different boxes/brands - which I'm assuming she wanted me to figure out what was \"better\" about them.  \n\nI looked at a few and nothing was very similar to my last ones so I just looked at pricing... the better ones she was telling me were the more expensive ones.. like $110 bucks or something versus the $75 dollar ones...   Fck this... \n\nI said nicely \"thanks for your time but i'll look elsewhere\" and I left. I walked 100 feet south to Super Target, found 4 choices all MUCH more affordable and I chose a $25 pair of Wahl clippers that include a 5-year warranty. Basically the same shit that was at Sally's for $75++  And I'm willing to bet if I had any issues I could return / exchange it with no problems.\n\nI know this place is good for hair products and stuff but I'll be damned if I ever go there for clippers or anything ever again or recommend my guy friends that buzz their heads either. Having this lady work the desk is not doing this business ANY good.
__label__4 Amazing team!!! Dr Resnick would do anything to respond to your every needs, even if it is calling you back from his vacation because you have to get in by a deadline. They always make it work!!! \nMy 1st appointment, I had to go in for an emergency, I left a voicemail at 3am, they called me back right away I was in by 7am. They also check on you afterwards to make sure you are feeling ok.\n Dr. Resnick and his staff are awesome, friendly, professional and they DO care! \nIt's not about selling you this or that, or try to make $$$ over your misery... They work really hard to make sure that you only pay what you need to pay.\nI love my dentist... It says it all!
__label__4 I have to give credit to my husband on this one.  We finally got better insurance coverage so I told my husband we needed to switch dentist.  He was in need of a cleaning before the end of the year, so I told him to find someone as soon as possible.  This was a week ago.  I was impressed that he found this office and he even found a spot for me the same day.  The front office was really easy to deal with and my hygienist Deann was very nice and professional.  The doctor came to do the check up and told me that if there was an emergency, he is the one answering the phone, so no answering service to deal with.  That is awesome.  Although I hope I don't have any emergencies.
__label__0 I am really confused by the behavior of the employees at this store, specifically a woman named Elyse.  Every single experience I have ever had with her is terrible.  If you hate your job as much as it seems you do- find a new one.  You have a very stress free job- collect shipments, run a cash register, hand off packages to the real hard working UPS employees (the drivers) and collect a paycheck.  With her unprofessional, rude and condescending attitude I will be happy to make my business to the new FedEx just down the road.
__label__2 Bennys is like a old girlfriend, we've been through the best and the worst together. To start the best is food how the menu is so far and beyond anything around. But I have had hit or miss occasions and I've heard horror stories and glory stories so until consistency pervales  good luck
__label__3 The more I come here the more I like it. The place is clean, ticket prices are reasonable if not a little more expensive than Harkins, and there usually isn't as much of a crowd.\n\nI have also found the people at this location to be a better behaved bunch during the movies.\n\nThey also will honor the $1 refill Harkins cups which was always one of my big reasons for going to Harkins theaters all the time.\n\nThey don't have the biggest screens in the world though even compared to some other theaters.
__label__2 This movie theater is ok. I like how they show international movies. I came for A Filipino movie but I also saw posters for Bollywood movies as well! I'm a fan so I will be back for that. The ambiance ain't much but the picture quality was good enough. Snacks of course didn't have prices but I'm sure it was an arm and a leg.\n\nIt was really quiet when we went no rowdy people talking through the movie. But if Was also 1:00 on a Tuesday afternoon. So overall an ok experience will be back if they show more international movies and at $6 for early birds, I'm there!
__label__0 On Thursday 3/28 I received a flyer from Rosatis at work.  Since we have ordered Rosatis pizza in the past and really liked their product we thought it was nice that they had a location so much closer to us now. \n\nHere's why they get 1 star.\n\nWe ordered an XL thin crust pizza for delivery and were told it would arrive in an hour and the total was $25.  No problem, that's normal for Rosatis, and quality food takes time.  \n\nThe delivery guy arrived on time (right at an hour) and was acting kinda weird.  He seemed nervous and set the pizza on the desk.  We signed for it and said thanks.  He just kinda stood there and looked at all of us (there were three in the room).  I asked if there was anything else?  He said \"no\" and sort of shuffled out, looking at us the entire time.\n\nWe took the pizza into the other room and opened the box.  Now it made sense.  The pizza had been in a horrible collision as if it had been dropped and was like a ball of pizza in the corner of the box.\n\nI called to reconcile the problem and explained the situation, expecting we'd get a refund or the next pizza free.  The lady at the other end of the phone said this \n\n\"um... sorry.\"  So I said \"ok...\" To which she replied \"are there any other major complaints?\"  So I asked her to get her manager and have him call me back.\n\nThe manager called back and apologized and said he'd give us $2 off our next pizza.\n\nSo we don't get a free pizza, but if I ever order from that location again I will get a pizza that costs $23.  Thanks for the $2.  I don't think I'll be cashing in on your offer.
__label__0 I recently purchased trail mix from the bins in the front of the store. I Brought it home and put it in a sealed container. A week later tiny cockroaches filled the container. Frozen foods seem as if they've been thawed and then refrozen. The guy behind the deli counter is rude and always behaves as if he is annoyed by his customers. My family was hanging in there hoping most of this was a fluke,  but the cockroaches put us over the edge. When we called to inform the manager she did not apologize and just offered a refund. How about a notice to all of you customers that you've sold them cockroach eggs?
__label__1 POP QUIZ:\n\nTHIS 7-11 is a:\na. great place to get a flat soda.\nb. get hit up for change.\nc. almost get robbed.\nd. all of the above.\n\n\n\n\ncorrect answer: d
__label__1 Our property management team reached out to Gabriel's to inquire if they invoice for jobs in order to work with several of our  rental properties. The receptionist said yes and provided me with an email to forward a work order for review. Prior to sending the work order I sent the company our vendor expectations to review so we would all be on the same page.  I then forwarded the workorder-  Gabriel's made an appointment with our tenant (did not inform me about it) and when I inquired to be sure they had received all of our information and the work order I was informed that they would not agree to our expectations at this time and would be cancelling the appointment that they already set with the tenant.  When asked specifically what was unagreeable I was told \" we can not always get things done in 5 days\" they also balked at the idea of not being given approval while on site.\n\nWhen dealing with appliance repairs- you are talking about sometimes hundreds of dollars- if not thousands depending on if it requires replacement. Our team needs to get approval from owners to spend that kind of money- this is why we need estimates provided and we can not always give approval while the vendor is on site for the first visit.  Our 5 day expectation  simply means that we want the tenants to be contacted within 5 days of their receipt of the workorder (something I would have been happy to explain had Gabriel's asked for clarification) \n\nWe will continue to search for a reliable and dependable appliance repair company to service the properties we manage in the West Valley.
__label__0 I usually love Panda Express but I won't be coming back to this one! The two ladies working were really rude to both me and my husband and were slamming our food and drinks down on the counter. One lady barely  put any chicken on my plate. I asked if she could put a little more. She said \"I can for $1.50!\". To top it off they barely spoke English. Ive never had an experience like this at a panda express. I won't be back here that's for sure!
__label__1 Only thing good is the garlic parm  wings. There's not a lot of meat on them and all the other flavors are disgusting
__label__1 Was craving wings and decided to drive a bit to get them.\nThey are good, but I find the rubs a little too salty. \nHad the Louisiana and Parmesan Garlic.\nAte the Lousiana, not the Parmesan Garlic.\nThe parmesan cheese smelled like an spoiled dish rag. You all know that smell. \nStunk my vehicle up all the way home. \nTossed right in the trash. \nWill NOT be going back.\nDoes the staff not have any olfactory senses?
__label__3 A great place to get out of the ordinary Chinese food.  This place can get really busy on weekend nights, so if you don't want to get upset about service don't go on a busy night, but if you have patience by all means.  It is after all a family owned and operated restaurant with all it's quirks. I personally have not been disappointed yet....\n\nMy favorites...chow fun, duck dishes and whatever fresh Chinese greens or vegetables they have available that day.  Seafood dishes are great too, especially clams with black beans....
__label__3 This is my favorite Chinese restaurant in the area. Their dishes are always very consistent, fresh and authentic. Our family will return here again and again, but we almost exclusively order takeout. Our favorites include pineaple chicken, mu shu chicken, black bean anything (shrimp or chicken), pan fried noodles.. the list goes on. I highly recommend the Nee House! But I would suggest ordering takeout, their service isn't great at all.
__label__3 Dinner last night so delicious!  Four of us enjoyed sizzling rice seafood soup, the most savory garlic string beans, tender cashew chicken, beef with black bean sauce and mixed vegetables!  We look forward to trekking back from Mesa soon!  One downside: wait staff were inattentive and careless with serving \"over\" their guests!
__label__1 I feel like I'm in an abusive relationship with Nee House. They treat me like shit but I keep coming back for more because their authentic dishes make me love them long time (inappropriate? Eh). I mean, it's never a shock when I come in and the staff makes me feel as if I just dropped into their home without calling first, but today they really turned me off with their rudeness.\n\nI go in at about 2:45pm with my daughter for lunch. There is only one table being used. The woman points to the table right next to the only people eating at the restaurant. So, I smile but went one table over and sat down. The woman comes out of the kitchen and says \"no, can you sit at that table over there?\" I looked at her as if questioning why I couldn't sit at the table I had chosen, and she pointed to one of the large, family-style tables right next to the table I had chosen, and said \"they're going to have dinner\". I moved, but was very perplexed as to what the issue was. Aren't all the tables there for a reason? And who eats dinner at 3 in the afternoon? Anyway, I shook it off and ordered the shrimp and eggplant in Szechuan sauce; it was amazing, as usual. My daughter enjoyed her chicken lo mein. What I didn't love is how the waitress brought out one dish way before the other, and never acknowledged our numerous friendly \"thank you's\". She just had this energy that yelled \"this is the last thing I want to be doing right now. Why are you here?!\"\n\nThen....the staff starts coming out of the kitchen to that table that I wasn't allowed to sit near. THAT'S why I couldn't sit there?! I guess I am a second-class citizen that cannot sit at my preferred table if it is too close to the staff as they eat their food. Totally turned me off. Ridiculous. And for those who claim \"it's about the food, not the service\", that is ridiculous too. When you eat out, the way you are treated as well as how delicious the food is contributes to your experience as a whole. Is the food good? Absolutely. Does this mean that it's a good experience? Probably not. \n\nI vowed to never go back....at least until I get another craving for that shrimp dish-- with a side of jerk sauce.
__label__1 The food was ok. I got the Orange Chicken and it was plentiful. The service was terrible though. They were mean little Asians here. Told me I couldn't add shrimp, then charged me $2 to take more rice??  I felt like I was in s different country. They gave me a kids cup to start with. Will never be back.
__label__2 3 1/2 STARS\n\nThis is Marriott's TIME-SHARE complex across from their luxury hotel. We traded a time-share for a week here in May. I must say, the place was packed - it appeared to be fully occupied.\n\nOur room was small but just fine for us. The employees were all friendly and the grounds were kept in good shape.\n\nWe found this to be a good place to use as a base for a week's holiday while taking day-trips to the Grand Canyon, Sedona, Prescott, Scottsdale, the Phoenix Botanical Garden, and so on...
__label__4 LOVE the diamond ice!!!
__label__4 I remember my mom buying boba at restaurants a couple times when I was younger and I just couldn't get over how gross it looked to see those slimy black balls shooting up the straw into her mouth. Well as I grew older, my tastes changed, and I've come to love boba. I wouldn't say I'm a fanatic, as it's only something I have from time to time, but when I do have it, I want to have the best. After trying mediocre boba all around town, I did my research and found The Street to be my best bet. I'm never going to buy boba from another place again, because this is the best boba I've ever had in Arizona. While it is a little on the pricier side, the cups are huge and the taste is fresh- they use real fruit and the boba is the perfect consistency. They don't skimp on the boba either. I tend to try to save my boba so I have enough to last me the whole drink, but I end up having a few rows at the bottom left over.\n\nAs for the non-edible aspects, I love the graffiti on the walls- it's so fun to look at while you're waiting for your order to be made. It's a small place, but it's not like it needs to be any bigger; I never stick around too much longer after I get my boba and I've never seen it completely packed with people. The main lady who works here is really nice and helpful if you're not sure what to order (she recommended me a strawberry milk tea when I wanted to try something new, because I was a strawberry smoothie fan, and I never turned back- it's like liquid heaven in my mouth), I've only ever seen her working and once I saw a younger girl helping out a little. It's kind of funny because the first time I walked in, I was expecting a bunch of teenagers to be working in a place like The Street, just because of how it looks.\n\nAnyway, I love this place and it was even a selling point when I was looking for an apartment, because it's right down the street (no joke and no pun intended). Try it out :)
__label__0 Cant believe that this place got 4 and a half stars. Im asian and I have been driking a lot of bubble tea with tapioca from many places. This place has the worst tapioca that Ive ever tried. Who rates this place above 2 stars should go to california and try their tapioca over there.
__label__1 Was looking for a fast meal the other day and stopped by this location for lunch.  I didn't want a large meal and didn't have time to sit down and eat a Salad, so I ordered a Chocolate Oreo Frosty & Large Fries, ha!\n\nWhat a great combo.....the Fries were OK and the Chocolate Oreo Frosty was awesome!  I really wanted the regular Oreo Frosty, but they were out of Vanilla.....minus 1 Star for that.  I was full after this meal, that's all that mattered.\n\nReturn Factor - 40%
__label__1 How quickly things change! It is a sad day. The man that has run Itchi Bowl for a long time is gone. He has sold out.  We won't be back. The simple teriyaki chicken and rice bowl is gone. They have replaced it with ball of sticky rice and a separate spoon full of chicken. It is hard to believe the food quality could drop so fast but it has. Less quantity, did not taste as good. We even were shorted on our take out order. Hopefully they will figure it out quickly.
__label__1 This banking center is horrible! The staff are nice and pleasant, but the service quality definitely leaves something good to be desired. At the busiest part of the day, they decide to send all but one of their bank tellers on break. So you got one teller, for a line of 7 or more people. And then the hostess says \"thank you for spending you time\" in their bank. This banks management really needs to get their heads out of their little office or where ever it is, and schedule their tellers to work around busy schedules.
__label__3 We usually stay at the LaQuinta in Scottsdale when we're in town. Since we had to be at the courthouse early in the morn I booked a room for mom and I at the LaQuinta on Thomas. Bad Idea. When I pulled up, felt like I was bringing my mom along with me on an early evening drug score at the local dingey motel. But it was LaQuinta! We were outta there with the quickness!\n\nDrove up the 17 a couple exits and saw the Residence Inn and my mom practically turned the steering wheel herself and yelled, \"GET OFF HERE!!\" Just kidding. We were anxious for a comfortable room, safe place.. and we were starving!\n\nOur AAA rate dropped us down 40 bucks. LaQuinta only knocked off 10.. which still would've costed about $99. For that dive?!?!\n\nThere were white picket fences around the AC boxed outside the room which added a comfy-cozy touch to the place. The room was a cute studio with a kitchen. They even go grocery shopping for you! Breakfast was the works. Sausage, waffles, scrambles, fruit... none of that continental carbo breakfast crap. \n\nComfortable atmosphere, cozy rooms, great night sleep before a stressful day. Thank you, Residence Inn! To top it all off, our court-case concluded victorious! Yippeeee!
__label__4 The kids enjoyed it. My brother told me they have a deal on Friday - $5 per person. The staff was nice and the location was clean. They have free wireless so I was able to work while the kids played. There are two sides to this location. The side on the left has black lights. If you're out of shape you may want to think twice about climbing the bouncy slide. It is a tad bit of a workout for parents with littles. Overall good experience I would return. Oh the positive side is they have a pump it up screen to take pictures with. I love those things.
__label__0 Update: after I tried to serve Bill and found out that his address was a fake I realized just what a pro he was. So I called from a different phone and scheduled another repair. He again told me many lies and elaborate stories and told me how he could give me a discount if I had cash. He told me how \"the wife doesn't know about cash ya know\" then he may have thought about how shady that sounded and changed it so he wasn't hiding money from his wife but how he paid cash for her birthday Yukon unlimited...wow that makes me feel better Bill...maybe the IRS should know this information! Anyway...I set up the fake appt so I could serve him for my day in court and it worked beautifully!! I think the others affected should come to the hearing and serve him as well and get him shut down!! Or set up your own fake appts.
__label__0 This Place is DIRTY DIRTY DIRTY all the time!!!! Lazy employees. Please hire someone other than a nineteen year old for the fast times.
__label__1 Service INSIDE can be slow sometimes, since they seem to worship the drive-thru customers and get all of their orders first, or at least with significant priority.  Staff is polite.  It's a real PITA to have to get refills from them though, instead of having the soda dispensers out for self-serve.  Are they really saving much money by doing this?  When there are lines of people to order, it's a bit much to butt in line to ask for a refill... or maybe that's the point.
__label__4 I've been a customer for several years. David came out on time and quickly found my leaking tub valve.\n\nYou can't go wrong with Citywide.
__label__4 This is my neighborhood Discount Tire location. The staff here is always friendly and helpful, and their service is fast. The job I have is primarily mobile, so my livelihood depends on my service vehicle getting from point a to point b throughout the day and night, and I have depended on Discount Tire to help me accomplish that mission. With good warranties, good prices, and many locations, your never too far away when a tire emergency happens. The staff and management at this location always have your best interests in mind.
__label__2 I really discount tire for their prices and warranties, but one thing I can't stand is how they scraped my lip on my new wheels when they installed the new tire. Of course they denied it...what to do, ugh.
__label__0 I try to support local coffee shops in general (grow your local economy, folks!), but Starbucks' vanilla rooibos, when served over ice, just cannot be beat.  So I frequent Starbucks too!\n\nNot. This. One.\n\nFor some reason, this location just cannot handle serving this brewed tea iced.  It is literally the only location that I've ever been to that flat out refuses to do it (on three separate occasions, by three separate baristas).  I give up!
__label__1 So I've only been living in North Scottsdale since November on the *other* side of Scottsdale Rd. for most of my life. Getting fed up with my nails chipping after a few days of being painted I recently decided I would start getting regular manicures so my nails always looked superb. I live at Thompson Peak Pkwy and FLW so I have plenty of nail salons to choose from but on Saturday picked Paulene's Nails because it was on my way to running errands. I got in and was seated right away. For the most part, my experience wasn't half bad until the nail tech asked me if I was pregnant (either for lack of conversation or just to be rude because I have never been asked this in my life) to which I just kind of got a sour experience from there on out. She criticized my choice in color (black on Valentine's Day) and was asking questions about my boyfriend and I that were frankly none of her business. She was chattier than any other tech I've ever had. She ended up slightly injuring one of my nails from filing them down or perhaps cleaning them.   It's just a small cut that has practically healed but not something I should be receiving when I get my nails done.  A simple manicure cost $15 (not terrible) but they wanted $38 for a mani AND a pedi which is WAY too much in my opinion.\n\nNeedless to say I will be looking elsewhere for my manicure next time.
__label__3 I've been in here before and it was always your standard run-of-the-mill nail salon. They take walk-ins and give you good service for a good price. I went in to treat myself to a pedicure last Friday and had what was probably the best pedicure may have ever had. Pam did my nails and she was amazing! She got my feet looking nicer than other nail technicians ever have and gave me the greatest foot massage. I will definitely be requesting Pam again!
__label__0 Rude staff. They don't turn anyone away, but then rush people through and provide substandard service. I was not happy with the manicure but when I expressed this to the owner, she just argued back, wanted to charge me again to fix the paint, and was terribly rude. Given, that there are nail salons in every strip mall, no need to put up with rudeness or sloppiness that happens here.
__label__4 Suggestions :\n\nBook an Appointment. \nHave a lowered car?  \nDefinetely book an appointment in advance. \n\nAndre was honest when I got in. He said he would try to squeeze me into their time slot. Dealership quality service at a small shop location. Will probably do my major work at this location.
__label__3 Staff here is extremely friendly. Starbucks inside is great to get before shopping. Better than most Targets I have been to.
__label__1 The prices at performance are tough to beat, as for the rest of it, I'd shop elsewhere.  This is a fine bike shop for entry level riders and I'll stop by for some of their deals as I can't find a better price on Clif bar and Shot Blocks when they run specials.  \n\nFor serious bike purchases, I would certainly look elsewhere.  It is too bad that Landis' service isn't good because their bike line up is considerably more worthy of serious riders/racers.  \n\nIf you want personable service and high quality products in this area, I would recommend SMC or Curbside.  \n\nPerformance is worthwhile for their nutition, especially during their deals, and some of their clothing especially helmets.  The shop specials can reward you with an occasional nugget, but beyond that, I'd stay away.
__label__0 First off let me say that the management there was very helpful in trying to fix my issues with their service. And there is where the good ends. I had 3 bikes \"tuned up\" and serviced there. I live 5 miles from the shop and to pick them up as I could find a ride there, and ride them home. The first bike I picked up had a flat tire, and the back tire was on crooked. Amateur hour. After complaining to the manager, I found they had missed some some other things as well. The 2nd bike I picked up was fine, but then again, they really didn't need to do anything to it besides the \"tune up\", so not much praise can given there. I just went to pick up the 3rd bike today, and after riding 2 blocks towards home, the whole back wheel came off the drop outs. None of my gearing was shifting correctly either. I spent $200 (should have been $300, but was given a discount due to the first bike not being done correctly). I'm truly wondering what I paid for. I have been a long time customer of Cactus bikes, but after being convinced to try these guys out, and due to convenience of location, I gave them a shot. Big mistake. They did offer to let me drop the bike back off and let them try again, but I would rather spend another $50 somewhere else then let these guy's touch my bike again. The bike mechanic was very rude, and I witnessed him also being rude to another customer while picking up my 2nd bike. Again, the management was great, but they really need to take a look at who they having working in service, before they lose more customers. Thankfully I was on the sidewalk when the back tire fell off, and not in the bike lane, as this could have had a tragic result. If I can't count on my wheels being put back on correctly and aired up, I surely can't count on anything else being done properly when it comes to the service side. My advice - save your money and time and go somewhere else
__label__4 We had as best experience as you can when you are in an emergency situation with your pet.\n\nOur dog had been neutered on a Monday in December at a vets office, he had a retracted testical, so there was more surgery invovled then the normal neutering. I stayed home monday with him, the hubs stayed home tuesday with him. We had a cone on his head...Thursday we came home from work to find he had manuvered around the cone and had licked his stitches OPEN...it was bad. The vet was closed, and I had remember seeing the Emergency Animal hospital...so off we went. It was about 6pm.\n\nThey took the pup and said to wait or come back in 45 minutes so they could inspect him. After 45 minutes we got some bad news... the pup had licked it to the point that there was dead tissue and a raging infection. And it was going to cost close to $1,000. ::gulp::  They did say they could clean out the infection and stitch him up and we could take him to the vet the next day, but we didnt want to risk things getting worse just to save a few bucks. So he stayed there, over night. \n\nThe staff was really great (aside from the very unfriendly older receptionist) I called and check in on him at 11 pm and then again at 7am. Once we had him home I probably called the hospital AT LEAST 5-8 times asking random questions and they were always more then happy to answer them. \n\nPup had to have 2 drains put in, dead tissue and muscle removed, a ton of stitches...it was a tough 2 weeks of recovery...but he is back to his sassy puppy self.
__label__4 Great Presentation! Great Experience!\nSpoke with Derrick over the phone...he quoted me a price for a Transmission Flush for my 2001 Volvo. The result and service was wonderful. Great experience for my first time. And unlike most auto service...there was a \"treat\" inside my car!\n\nThanks Tanner Motors for a wonderful experience...being a female you always have to be on guard, however Derrick was about servicing my Volvo and did a great job. So ladies if you need service to your Volvo call Derrick!
__label__1 I was completely miss led when i was brought here by my brother.  IN N OUT is a million times better than this place.  and frankly im not a huge fan of in n out i mean its good but nothing to get excited about.  dont bother coming here go somewhere else. shoot go to the mcDs on 59th an bell
__label__1 I used to LOVE Freddy's.  We started going when we were in Texas on vacation and then the opened this location and WOW...we had a favorite.\n\nWe have been to this location several times and the location in Gilbert twice.  It used to be that EVERY time we went it was AMAZING!!  Now, it is hit or miss.  Last visit to this location the fries were WAY overcooked...quality control would tell you not to send out burnt fries, but no they sent them right out to us.  I think the little burger has shrunk and it was small before.  \n\nOuch, why is it that when you start to really love a place it goes downhill?  Well, at least In & Out burger stays consistant and since I now live in SoCal I guess we won't be missing Freddy's anymore.
__label__3 My husband and I have been to this Black Angus about half a dozen times in the past year. The service is always excellent but the food has been hit or miss. It was a Friday night and he was craving a burger, but not the normal fast food burger, I wasn't. So we decided on Black Angus, close to the house and they have a kids menu.  \n\nIt was about 6 and the restaurant was not busy, no wait..on a Friday..made us think here we go again..The hostess sat us quickly and the server said he would be right back, waited about 5 minutes and he came back to take our drink order. When he brings our drinks we order our entrees' the Steakhouse Burger, fries & garden salad for the hubs, 6 oz filet, loaded baked & garden salad for me, the child decided he wanted mac & cheese. Salads arrived quickly with the complimentary loaf of bread.  Salads were nothing to write home about but the bread was hot and fresh baked. Entrees' arrived shortly after. Husbands burger looked awesome and he said it tasted great. The fries were the average frozen type. My steak was cooked to perfection, hot and pink on the inside with the right amount of seasoning. The potato was picture perfect but could have used a tad more butter, the meal as a whole will get no complaints from me. The child's mac & cheese was classic Kraft's, he ate it eagerly waiting to get that sundae that comes with each kid's meal. \n\nThe service was outstanding, we never had dirty dishes nor did our  beverages run dry. Our waiter was polite and made conversation. The food was above average. \n\nIf Black Angus could nail it every time like they did on the last visit it would be a favorite on our list.
__label__4 Really good food. Get the deal for two, it's a really delicious meal for a decent price.
__label__4 I don't know about the experiences some other people here had, but in all my interactions with the guys here, they've been nothing but extremely helpful. It's a family-run business, so it's not going the be the experience you get at Chapman, but that's a good thing! These guys care that you get the right vehicle for you. Even after you purchase a car with them, they go out of their way to help you, even with something as trivial as an oil change. \n\nI've bought my last 3 cars here, 2001 BMW 325, 2004 Stratus (college car), and 2006 BMW 325 Ci. None of these cars were lemons. The '01 was crashed by my sister, the Stratus was t-boned while in college (thank goodness I'd downgraded), and I'm still driving the '06 BMW convertible without a problem. Never so much as an engine light.\n\nThese guys are great! You'll get the best deal in town with them!
__label__4 What a place for buying a disc golf and gathering info for disc golf! awesome selection of discs.
__label__4 You just cant duplicate how friendly and knowledgeable the staff is here. First off, the stock of discs in this place is amazing. Any company, any model disc or accessories you need are here. They also run a few of our local leagues and do a tremendous job at that. \n\nI couldnt thank keith enough for finding me the best set of beginner discs 3 years ago and now i play roughly everyday and am a tournament player. If you dont disc golf yet or havent in years stop by say hello and get some knowledge about whats going on with disc golf nowadays. \n\nIf i could give 6 stars i would.
__label__0 I had been here once before and I thought it was okay.. But since it's close I decided to try again and it was awful. The girl was not friendly at all and all she did was gossip with the other lady. I tried asking a question and she was rude. Then she was buffing my toe nails and buffed my skin. It hurt so bad and I had a a cut for awhile after. I would never go back ever.
__label__0 First off the woman who answers the phone is not impressive at all.   I called to consign my furniture and when I asked her about some info on the store,, she said \" do you want to consign your table or not!\".  Quite rude.  That was a turn of for me.....\nThe next day I went in the store for some info but when I entered I knew this wasn't the right fit for my Robb & Stucky table.  The place had older style furniture..dated couches, florals, mauves.  There was one accessory that I would  buy in the whole store.  \n\nNeedless to say, I won't be coming back or consigning my table or anything else...rude stuff + gross stuff...what more can I say!
__label__1 Small sparse store with a limited selection of books and products. Well intentioned, but sparse. Maybe their classes are good..I do not know!!
__label__0 If you want to deal with uneducated and unprofessional loan officers, wait three months for your loan to close, miss your closing date, loose the house of your dreams and pay $2000 in originations charges, stop looking,this is definitely your mortgage broker!
__label__0 I was in search of a particular rc plane that can only be found at Target within the store. It is not available online. I searched locations to find the remote control plane and drove to this location. Although, the online directory assured it was in stock at this store, I found it was not. I went to guest services to supply the DPC# and the clerk said there was definitely two in stock. When he called the clerk in electronics she confirmed it but would not bring the item to me. I was asked to walk back to the department that I had already searched to pick up the item. When I got there it was the same selection I had already viewed and was not the Jet Set 2 that I was looking for. The clerk informed me that it matched the DPC# that I brought in. I am very frustrated as this is the second store that I have gone to and was only referred to go to another store in Tempe! Too much running around and no definite answers! Feels like false advertisement to post an item only to find they do not carry it! My son will be very disappointed!
__label__2 Went with bf on a week night for a nice steak dinner\nServer said very slow night\nAmbiance is kind of too stuffy, good ole boys club for me\nThe servers felt fakely attentive, even a bit snotty\nThey have a 3 server system so each one has a particular role\nI forgot what I asked for, but was told to tell the other server!\nVery put off by this, not the great service I was expecting\nAn younger server was nicer and chatted with us\n\nWe ordered a bottle of wine and both ordered the Steak and Shrimp\nFood was delicious\n\nWill give it another try when an occasion arises
__label__4 I knew I was in trouble when I was told I needed to dress up for our anniversary dinner. Hubby set up a wonderful surprise, which turned out excellent for both of us since neither of us had been to Donovan's before. It was obvious to me we have been married for 18 years, we both ordered the exact same meal- the filet mignon with shrimp scampi. Wow. Steak that melts in your mouth. Fresh veggies, and delish au gratin potatoes. I wanted to lick my plate clean, but figured in this upscale setting it probably wouldn't have been appropriate. Service was also excellent, we weren't kept waiting for anything. Great way to celebrate!
__label__2 It was just ok as far as food goes the service I give A+, I went during rest week and got a great price and good value, But as for going and paying full price.I would say I would not go back . You can find much better steakhouses in the valley for similar price
__label__2 I've been wanting to try this place for awhile because I've heard great things about this place, I've seen them on the food network channel, and because they had pretty good reviews on Yelp. This experience was just not great from the moment we pulled into the parking lot. I didn't want to valet my car because the parking lot was right there, but I had to wait for someone to tell me where to park and they made me park way in the back, which I thought was pretty inconvenient. So you either have to valet even though it's unnecessary or park at the back of the lot. ok whatever. We get in and check in with the host, she tells my boyfriend happy birthday and asks us to go wait for a bit. The restaurant wasn't busy at all so I figured they were just setting the table up real quick. 10 min goes by and we get seated by the entrance, which wasn't the best place since everyone passes by there. There is a \"team\" that serves you rather than just one person so we had 4 people filling up our waters as soon after we would take a drink and everyone kept asking how things were going. it got pretty annoying. We ordered the fried calamari and bacon wrapped scallops for appetizers. the calamari wasn't anything fancy, it wasn't seasoned with anything and the sauce is regular tarter sauce, so we were pretty disappointed. (if you want crazy good calamari, you need to go try capital grill). The scallops were a good size and it was really good, but we've definitely had better. the scallops were on the dry side but tasted pretty good. for the entrees, I ordered their special surf and turf with a 6oz filet and lobster and my bf ordered their 14oz prime rib oscar style. 40 min passes and the food finally comes out, I cut into my steak and it's perfect medium rare and everything was very tasty. my boyfriend did not get his steak Oscar style as ordered so we had to have them take it back while we waited. Ribeye steaks are suppose to be really juicy and tender but his steak was tough and chewy and definitely not what we expected from a nice steakhouse. We really don't like to complain so he just ate it. They forgot my boyfriend's bday and never brought out his dessert so I had to ask and that's when one of the servers remembered. The server Colette was really the savior of the night and the only one that really made any sense there. the manager came by and asked how everything was going and apologized for all the hiccups throughout the night and said dessert was on him. they brought out an Oreo chocolate ice cream cake slice for the oops remedy and a creme br\u00fbl\u00e9e with a candle for my boyfriend's birthday treat. there were a lot of other weird interactions throughout the night that I don't want to take the time to type out but I've had way better service and food at other places and probably won't be coming back here.
__label__2 A Living Social deal is what brought us to Donovan's. It was our first time and it was OK. I think we have been spoiled when it comes to steakhouses because of all the meals we have eaten at Capital Grille. We started at the bar and were pleased to find out that during happy hour you could get wines for $6 and cocktails for $9. We tried the classic gin martini with blue cheese stuffed olives. It was delicious. We enjoyed the music they were playing and the bartender was very good. They were nice enough to transfer our bar tab to our table. The dining room is nice, but it was a little chilly and the lighting was too bright. We noticed that after we were seated we couldn't hear the music anymore, which was a bummer. We don't want to see the blood on a medium rare steak and spend the whole night listening to other tables conversations. \n\nThe fresh bread and butter was good. We ordered 6 blue point oysters on the half shell, a wedge salad, surf and turf, filet topped with blue cheese and red wine demo glac\u00e9 with Alaska king crab legs and a side of creamed spinach. The oysters were weird. They were huge, which is great, but they weren't fully shucked. They were served with cocktail sauce, horseradish, and balsamic vinegar. The cocktail sauce was super sweet, tasted like ketchup. We spiced it up with the horseradish, but it wasn't quite right. They tasted weird, and we couldn't place what was off. The wedge salad was good, but there was a $2 charge for blue cheese crumbles, which is silly. The bacon on the salad tasted great, but had the consistency of bacon dust, like they took the bacon, put it into a food processor and obliterated it. When the steak landed they brought it with lobster. We had ordered king crab, so they took the lobster and rushed the crab. We enjoyed the steak in the meantime which was served with a side of au gratin potatoes, snap peas and a baby carrot. The potatoes were bland, the baby carrot undercooked, but the snap peas were great. The creamed spinach wasn't anything special, but the steak was very good, and the king crab was good once we got it. \n\nAs far as service goes, the wait staff uses a team approach, which is great for managing multiple tables. Maestro's uses a similar approach for flawless execution. It wasn't flawless here, but was decent. For example, we ordered a bottle of wine with one person and were asked by a different person on the team if we wanted wine. Not a big deal, but an opportunity for improvement. \n\nOverall, a very decent experience and I am glad we checked it out. However, if we are going to drop that kind of money, we will opt for Capital Grille.
__label__0 Generally, Walgreens is a great organization, but they definitely have a bad apple with this store.  Rude, inconsistent employees.  I complained to the Walgreens corporate office about them, but no response.  I guess corporate does not care about customer service complaints.
__label__4 We went on a sunrise expedition and the whether was a bit chilly.  It was a clear skies with perfect weather condition.  \n\nThe meetup point is located in Deer Valley Airport parking lot.  This is your first and last stop to use the restroom if you have to go.  You're required to check in and he/she tells you which van you belong to. Once you're in the van, the people in the van with you are basically the people you'll be riding the hot air balloon with.  \n\nOur driver was super funny and nice.  Before we left Deer Valley Airport, he gave us a short background history how hot air balloon had started.  As he reached closer to the hot air balloon destination, he gave us a brief instructions what to do and what not to do.  \n\nOur Captain Bill was hiliarious and very nice.  The view of Phoenix was amazing.  We were so awe and wow by the view so high above.  At one point, we descended down and cruised along the way as Bill described the different types of catus that can be found in AZ.  We saw Jack Rabbits running around through the desert.... and off we went back high above.  \n\nAfter the ride, we were served with breakfast and champagne.  It was a nice touch to end the expedition.  \n\nI would highly recommend this company to anyone who's thinking of taking a Hot Air balloon ride when visiting Phoenix.  \n\nWe had a wonderful time.  Thank you Hot Air Expeditions!!!
__label__4 larger stores in phoenix, large selection of fresh meat and seafood and a great selection of microbrews
__label__2 I have always liked Payless. It probably started growing up, as my parents were not well off. And, this was were most of my shoes came from. I have tried the $200 shoes... they last just as long. How long something lasts depends on how well you take care of it!\n\nAs for this particular store (and the rating). The service is OK...not great. I had to ask for help - I was the only one in the store, so this was a little uncalled for! Easp whe there was 2 workers in the store.\n\nAlso, when checking out - the phone rang and the lady assisting me answered the phone?  Seemed a little rude, esp when the other person could of answered the phone.
__label__1 This place is close to my house, so I go occasionally when I just need a Mexican food fix. However, I have not had a consistent experience. Sometimes the food and service are decent, sometimes just the food, sometimes just the service. Totally hit or miss. But I like the small town restaurant feel of this place and perhaps that's what keeps me coming back every few months or so. Definitely experienced better, but most definitely have experienced worse.
__label__0 When I asked a employee for help with shoes he tried to run off and not help me. If you are busy just say so I will not get offended by that. Just tell me so.
__label__1 No sir. Look somewhere else. \n\nLook for another place to lay your pretty head tonight (or whichever night). Do not book here. If you played the Hotwire.com lottery, and, got this place -- you got fucked. \n\nThat is my story. Hotwire: sometimes you want to find whoever conceived the idea and hug them nice and tight, give them kisses on the cheek. Other times, like this, you want to hold them by the throat with your dominant hand and slap them with your non-dominant until you feel that justice has been served. \n\nThe bathroom is -- there are no words for it really -- it is so dirty you do not want to wash yourself there. It is dirtier than any hostel (save for one) shower that I have ever been in contact with. I mean, that black moldy grime in the grout, it .... \n\nThat cannot be healthy. It is not a recent feature either; it has been like that for years, at least. A decade? Clean the fucking showers you assholes! You take bleach and dilute it with water (although here, it might require industrial-grade chemicals) and, ... ah, forget it. Fuck. \n\nHotwire: why do you do this? \n\nThis is a fucking one-star property for hotel ratings, not your preposterous two or two and a half or three or three and a half or whatever you assigned it! I have had this happen twice with Hotwire so far (luckily that is a small percentage), and, it makes me never want to be within fifty kilometres of a one star \"Hotwire Hot Rate\" motel because I cannot fathom how unpalatable it must be. Maybe one stars are like the thirteen floor in buildings; just supposedly not there. Unassigned. \n\nThere was this guy arguing with the front desk employee when we checked out. Did not look pretty or sound like it was going to end well. There is no front desk personnel there at night so if one is checking in late, there is a number posted outside the door that one calls to get them down. Check in starts at 3PM; check out is at 11AM. \n\nWi-Fi is free (albeit slow), and, the free breakfast is not an actual breakfast but some old, more-than-likely expired, muffins in a basket and coffee. There is a discount for The Good Egg, next door, if one shows them the room key (most positive aspect of having a room key for this property). \n\nParking is free and there are washers and dryers that you can pay to operate. Pet-friendly, apparently. \n\nThe bed is a bed so it is a smidgen better than sleeping on a fucking sidewalk, I suppose*. - E\n\nFootnote: *Last night, on the strip, I did see three different people sleeping on sidewalks, and they looked fairly content with themselves and their living arrangements.
__label__1 Not wanting to complain but beware. Our soup was brought to the table lukewarm.\n\nOur orders were to have white or steamed rice with our meal it came instead with brown rice. \n\nWhen they brought the fried noodles and the sweet-and-sour sauce, the sauce was   Watered down.  Certainly much runnier then any sauce I've had any other Chinese restaurant.\n\nMy wife loves Chinese food and steamed rice and she found this place to be horrible.
__label__3 Gamer's Inn is what it is. If you are looking for a nice, classy, typical store with a typical selection of gaming products at typical prices - go elsewhere. This isn't the place for you. But if you are looking for an action-packed, 24/7 pit-hole of gaming - this is the place for you. Does it smell? Probably (I can't really smell). Is it dirty? Oh yes. Are the staff rude and inattentive? Yep. But do they have the biggest, most awesome selection of gaming crap in the valley? Definitely. Do they have an amazing selection of buy-by-card CCG? Oh yes. Do they have 24/7 LAN? Yup. Tournaments? Play space? All here. This place is a pit - but sometimes, that's not a bad thing.
__label__4 heaven!!!!  they have gluten free pizza and it is SOOOOOO GOOOOOOOOOOOD.  once they got there delish pizza i have been there 3 time in 2 weeks.  i am in love.  they also hav ethe best ranch in the world!
__label__4 You KNOW a restaurant is great when you go somewhere else and think, \"Gee, so-and-so's food is soo much better than this...\" Dragon Wok IS that restaurant, the one you compare all others to... the one that tingles your tastes buds and leaves you wanting more.\n\nThis restaurant is a family favorite of ours. I can't tell you what to order... All I can tell you is that everything I've tasted here was delicious. Some dishes I'm in love with: Orange Chicken, Combination Lo Mein, Sweet and Sour Chicken, Gourmet Beef and their War Wonton Soup (yum!).\n\nDragon Wok is a wonderful establishment: The food comes in family-size portions, it always tastes great (they'll even customize a dish for you!), the decor is nice and unique, and-most importantly-everything is CLEAN (the floor, the tables, the kitchen, and even the bathrooms).\n\nIf you're wondering whether you should give them a try, the answer is \"YES!\" Dragon Wok provides wonderful meals, service and an environment that makes every dining experience enjoyable =]
__label__0 Went in today to get lunch at this place. I walked in and stood there waiting to be acknowledged...not happening. There were several employees that saw me and didn't even acknowledge me. I stood there for approximately two minutes waiting and I turned around and left. No smile, no welcome to Philly's Famous just a blank stare and a conscious avoidance. I won't be back.
__label__4 I love this place!! They have the best Philly cheesesteak sandwiches around! Make sure to order it with the cheese whiz. Another good sandwich is the original hoagie. It has tons of meat on it!! This place is family run and they treat you like your part of the family.
__label__1 I have seen the flyers for this restaurant many times and finally found them and gave them a try. I like Philly cheese steaks and its touted as this is THE place for authentic PHILLY cheese steaks.  \n\nThe atmosphere is somewhat pub like, narrow seating available and I imagine seating may be a problem during the lunch hour. \n\nI ordered their most popular item cheese steak and had it prepared Philly style with onions and red sauce. Now the 8 inch sandwich looked delicious but to be honest I really didn't enjoy the flavor of it. Could it be the red sauce, melted cheese or what? I am not sure, but my gut tells me literally not to try that sandwich again. \n\nAside from my bad tasty experience I would encourage all to give this place a try and I look forward to your reviews.
__label__1 This is the RUDEST Trader Joes I've been to. It was like walking into Walmart, only worse if that's possible. Only one person/employee in the whole store had anything resembling MANNERS! !\nYIKES!!!
__label__0 Save your $300 initial consultation and go to a Macy's personal shopper--they are free.
__label__0 This place always has very long lines, even at the self checkout stations. On top of that several of the checkout stations are always closed. I can understand being too cheap to keep the checkout lines adequately staffed, but closing self checkout lines while customers are spending several minutes in line just seems malicious.
__label__0 Iv had decent and bad experiences here, but this morning I left pretty pissed. \nThis could be a corporate complaint more than the actually store complaint.\nI ordered a smoothie and oatmeal for like 7 bucks, after entering my number into the point pad It said I have 3 dollars off so I decided to use it. Then the cashier told me okay 6 bucks and some change. I asked why it said I got 3 dollars off and my price only dropped a dollar. She said \"because you got a meal, to redeem your 3 dollars off I took away the meal and charged everything full price\". SCAM\nI own a salon and I would not say okay tank tops are 2 for 20... help someone with a 4 dollar off coupon then ring in the tank tops full price so she can receive the discount.\n\nI was really pleased by the new point system they are offering but don't be shady about it and change prices of the original order. Honestly could care less to return to a Jamba juice.
__label__0 Disappointing... I went in to kill some time and check out the shop, and will not be going back. The layout looks like an indoor yard sale, there is an \"old stuff\" aroma, and the sales staff looked like they hated being there. Not a great experience at all...
__label__0 I haven't written a review in a long time, and this place inspired me to get back on Yelp, but for all the wrong reasons! \n\nRemember how Jennifer Love-hewitt (back when she was still somewhat relevant) went into some crazy fancy and expensive designer store in Beverly Hills and they pretty much kicked her out because she was fresh out of the shower with no makeup on and they thought she was some sort of penniless peasant? I FELT LIKE MISS JLOVE TODAY, except I'm actually not a celebrity, incase you didn't gather this, but please feel free to think that I am. \n\nI happened to stop by this shop because my boyfriend was at the bank next door and the bank is boring. The problem wasn't really with the selection of knick-knacks, purses or shoes (all what you'd expect and all priced as you'd expect, reasonable but underwhelming). The problem was really that the staff was....gosh, what word should I use....stuffy? Rude? Cranky? Completely bitchy? Not pleasant in any way, shape, or form? \n\nAll of them. The staff were all of those things. Just awful. \n\nI'm a fairly congenial person, so it perplexes me deeply when people act this way towards me. I purchased a little item for my kitchen (the actual word for the item has completely left my brain right now...derp) and I walked away from the purchase with an internal dialogue that went along the lines of \"OH. I'M SORRY. I DIDN'T MEAN TO OFFEND YOU BY PURCHASING SOMETHING FROM YOUR CRAPPY STORE. GOD FORBID!\". The lady that ran the registers was terse and had the air of a drill sergeant. And there is nothing spectacular enough in that shop or about that shop that will drive me to go back. \n\nI went there once when the store first opened, maybe 10 or so years ago. This is only the second time I've been there. Now I remember why I never went back. So, I suppose we can conclude, that if history repeats itself, I will go back there another 10 years from now and the staff will probably still be just as awful. Maybe I'll update my Yelp review then...
__label__3 Dramatic improvements!!!  They moved to a new location in downtown Phoenix and the food is SO MUCH BETTER!  The first dinner course consisted of a salad with tomatoes and balsamic vinaigrette, the second course is your choice from four entrees (salmon, bone in chicken, beef sirloin, or penne pasta with lots of veggies), dessert was a warm apple crisp.  Dinner is included with the $45 dinner-and-a-show, but beverages are a separate tab.  The wine menu was sparse, but come-on, the real reason you are there is for the entertainment.\n\nWe took our daughter for her 14th birthday and it was a lot of fun.  They said the show was PG-13, so I was a little worried.  It was perfect though; she had a blast and so did we!  The actors interact with the audience and you really feel like a part of the show.  It was very funny, and the acting was surprisingly good!  I haven't seen my mom laugh so hard in years!  :o)  The whole family had fun and we look forward to returning to see one of the other shows that they offer.  http://www.MysteryMansion.com/
__label__2 McDonalds \"Express\". I waited about 9 minutes for the person in front of me to get their food. I'm not sure what they ordered but they only got one bag. When I pulled up, there was no apology for the wait. Just \"hi, your total is 5.62\" or whatever the change was. Food tasted fine, but service and wait times were subpar. I'll drive further for the McDonalds 1 mile in the other direction.
__label__4 My favorite fast-food place.  Great food combined with best-in-class service.  The people are always friendly!  I love their chicken.  It beats KFC, Church's, and anyone else you can name.  \n\nI especially appreciate three very unique things about them - 1. They are closed on Sundays.  I admire that!  2. The have a family night on Monday.  Kids get a 4 piece nugget meal with every adult combo meal.  3.  Their kid's meal comes with an EDUCATIONAL game or toy!  Their meal also preaches character instead of the latest Disney or Dreamworks movie - sorry Shrek!\n\nA class A place with great food, great service, and competitve prices.  (Sorry, no dollar menu though.)
__label__4 I love Chick-fil-A. Their food is good, but their customer service and staff are incredible. With their help we pulled off an amazing fundraiser for my daughter's teacher who is fighting cancer. We had a busy night and they kept everything running perfectly. Thank you Robert, Stephanie, and the rest of your staff!
__label__0 Bad store. Absolutely awful drive through. I live not too far from this location and have come to it for food over the years. Each time, over quite some time, I've been horribly disappointed by the drive-up service - today was no exception.  The food is McD's, what more need be said except that this time the burger tasted old and the fries were stale. Its one thing to wait 15 minutes when there are only two cars ahead of you and another to get crappy food once you finally get to the window. \n\nI've been here enough times to say with confidence: Avoid this place.
__label__0 It was Christmas Day 2013, and my family was visiting my wifes sister who lives in the neighborhood behind the Triple R Child Care located at 1442 Chandler. We had noticed a playground behind the facility. There were no private property signs or no trespassing signs, so we figured it would be alright to let my 2 yr old and 9 yr old play a little. We had been there approximately 30 minutes when a burgundy colored Cadillac showed up with AZ plates with TRCC on them. A lady got out and rushed us, screaming \"what do you think you're doing? \", we replied\" playing basketball\", she began screaming that she was going to call the cops and told us that we should go \"back across the river with all the other dirty Mexicans\", I put my 2 yr old in his car seat and she put it in reverse almost running over my father in law and tried to block my car and my brother in laws car in. We maneuvered around and she began chasing us, I had to run a red light to escape her, putting my children in danger because she was a maniac. I looped back to my sister in laws house and about 15 minutes later she came up the street, taking pictures of us, I told her I felt sorry for the children that go to her child care and that she is a mean nasty person. She started berating me with racial insults and told me to swim back across the river, and that all I us dirty Mexicans are the same. I am from Ohio. I would never let my child go there, I'm sure her racial views are prevalent throughout her business practices. My family and my sister in law, will tell all her friends about the Triple R Child care owners racial ideas, and if I were you, there's no way I would drop off my child there!!
__label__2 The food was ok... wasn't very special.  My wife asked for \"Thai Hot\" ... got maybe a medium.  I asked for \"Medium Spice\" and got hot.\n\n The service is still horrible.  I moved out of state for 2 years and during that time, the service didn't get any better.  I had to get up and ask for my check because the waitress was busy talking to a co-worker.
__label__1 went with a group of ladies, about 15 of us.  They refused to bill us individually but did agree to groups of 4-5.  I had the himiphan which is my standard entree when I eat thai.  I was disappointed in the chicken, for some reason it tasted funny to me so I pushed it aside and ate it as a vegetarian entree.  The Thai Tea was good, iced tea with a slightly vanilla taste to it.  For dessert, cocount ice cream which had a nice homemade taste to it .
__label__1 OK in a pinch but really very average when it comes to Thai food. Decent lunches but not a great Thai place like Lattitude 8.
__label__2 Ate with a client here today for the first time. Really enjoyed the yellow curry dish medium and the soup that comes before the meal, but the service was slow. It took 16 minutes for my entree to come, although after it came many employees asked if I wanted a drink refill.\n\nNice decor and decent prices
__label__2 My wife and i went for lunch last week.  The food was so so and the service was a bit slow.  We both got lunch specials that came with soup, spring roll and fried wontons.  The soup was not what I would call a traditional Thai soup, the spring roll was too greasy, and the wontons were bland.  My wife got the yellow curry and I got Panang.  I ordered mine \"Thai spicy\" but it was more like medium.  Next time we go for Thai we'll try the Thai Cafe which is just a mile or so away.
__label__3 This place is great. The food is really good and spicy if you want. The drive up is really helpful as well. I do wish they gave more rice than one bowl but that's not too big of a deal.
__label__3 Really good Thai food!  We got a mix of curry, padthai and another chicken dish.  This is the first Thai place in many years where the food isn't over-powered by fish sauce.  There's still a hint (hence the four stars vice five) but not too bad.  We ordered takeout so can't comment on the service, although, our food was done on time.
__label__2 I enjoy Barro's - most of the ingredients are great.  We've noticed, lately, an serious issue with the thin crust - it's flaccid.  As in soggy.  Whether it's dine-in, carry-out or delivered (we've had all 3).  Today, however, I commented that I'd like \"crispy\" crust - and she said \"well done\" - the crust was crunchy like it should be - but the cheese was almost non-existent.  That argues for a cheese that is full of oil-based fillers, like cheap, generic american cheese - which would be the source of the sogginess in the pizza.  I hope it changes - can't get my husband to go there any more.
__label__1 The food is definitely something that needs improvement! The pizza dough is tasteless and overall in need of improvement. Burgers and wings are just average bar food  - nothing special at all. If you like to bet on horse and dog races then this maybe your place to go.
__label__0 Happy hour now sucks. Only 1 beer per month on special. Next time I'll go next door to O2. New untrained waitress had to go ask someone every question I asked her.
__label__0 We (party of 6) stopped in after my son's graduation for an early dinner.  Just before we stopped at Starbucks for an iced tea.  My mother still had her iced tea when we walked in and the bartender immediately said that we could not come in with the iced tea.  I asked to speak with his manager and he said \"he will tell you the same thing\".  We walked out and went across the parking lot to NYPD and spent $125 on dinner & drinks and had great service.  I will NEVER come back to this place.  *** Update *** Following is a message sent to me from what was obviously an employee of APC:\n\nWell not to be rude but it is against the liquor laws to have outside food or beverages In a restaurant and I know first hand there is a sign outside the door there that states it. So if you get mad at a restaurant for following the rules then you are not a customer that restaurants want.  Tara S\n\n* Just another reason to never go back and to make sure I tell all my friends and family about the experience.
__label__2 Why am I reviewing this place?  Because upon arriving in Phoenix after a six hour drive and having a whole moving truck to unload, this place was a welcomed source of food for me and the entourage helping us to haul stuff into the new apartment.\n\nThe pizza itself was nothing really all that special.  In my opinion, Domino's actually tastes better, but the service was good, my wife likes the dipping sauce, and we all got perfectly serviceable food exactly when we needed it.\n\nThanks.  We'll get pizza here on occasion.  At least you can easily order here on an iPhone.
__label__4 We like the new location which is facing 40th street and Safeway. They keep it clean. People are attentive and I like the fact that I don't have to wait in line forever like at the post office. \n\nThey also save your old addresses that you have shipped to before so you don't have to give that info all over again if you send to the same place a lot.
__label__4 I had an excellent experience with this company. They came out for a no pressure estimate and explained all of my options and the pricing. Then they were patient while I decided and even had them re-quote different styles for me. They under-promised and over-delivered, which is great. They estimated three weeks and my gate was installed in one.
__label__2 Would you believe that this little independent wine bar has been tucked away in this location for something like 7 years? It's true! But they're so hidden and unadvertised that they go completely unremarked. \n\nThe space is very small and a bit awkwardly designed. There are three areas; the outdoor patio, the first sitting area by the bar, and the second area with couches and different sized tables. I came here on... another first date (this is getting exhausting) on a weekday and there was another couple in the space. They were sitting dead center of the second room which made it weird for us to sit there. The music was also so low that you could hear every word that was said. Awkwaaarrrddd...\n\nSo we sat on the couch in the front room, it's pretty comfy for sure. The menu is extensive, with a good variety of wines to choose from. You can go by the bottle or do different flights of three wines each. We went for the bottle, since it was half off that night. \n\nWe also ordered the cheese plate. You can choose three of your own cheeses, out of about  8 options. This thing is huge! With only two people, there was no hope of finishing it. Especially since I was being all lady-like and didnt want to stuff my face with cheese and olives like a fatty. \n\nPretty much right at 9:35, the waitress comes over and asks us if we're done. I hate that. Seriously. You close at 10. Don't advertise that you close that late if you don't want to. I asked her if we needed to close out and leave and with hesitancy she responded \"well... no\". Ok then. We'll stay until close!\n\nOverall, it was a pleasant enouch experience. The atmosphere is probably much better on the weekends when there are more people and they stay open later.
__label__1 Food was good, but, the service was horrid. Staff was more interested in spending time socializing with their friends who were also there.
__label__0 By far the WORST pedicure I have ever had.  Toenails were trimmed unevenly, cuticles were not cleaned up, polish was applied unevenly and streaky(didn't even last 3 days), toenails were not cleaned up. No massage.  No lotion...nothing. It was a horrible experience and to make it worse......I was charged $30.00!
__label__4 One of my buddies took me here one day.  I've driven past it a few times and thought the name didn't sound like Chinese Food.  So when he suggested it, I was a little skeptical.  Wow...was I wrong.  The food was fantastic!  The restaurant was very clean (cleaner than my kitchen), service was great.  Very much like Pei-Wei in that you seat yourselves and eat with silverware.  The \"don't judge a book by it's cover\" adage seemed true here.  In this case, the name.  Tried the Orange Chicken, Chow Fun Bowl, Lettuce wraps.  All great.
__label__3 Several steps above Pei Wei - I come here for lunch frequently.  The Singapore Noodles are great, as are many of their stir frys.  Locally owned and operated!  This place has many regulars, I know of one couple that eats there every day!
__label__0 Yikes! Tasty Joe's was not very tasty.\n\n I tried this place for the first time and was not impressed.\n I either went on an a very off day or my taste buds exceed that of the approving reviewers.\n\nThe potstickers were severely FRIED and without any flavor. The dipping sauce was flavorless. Are potstickers not usually boiled, steamed or light pan fried?\n\nThere was an odd burnt or chemical taste/smell associated with the Thai noodle bowl. (almost like the cooktop had a considerable build up of bad oil and other things?  I ate perhaps (3) three bites from the pad thai noodle bowl. I could not choke down anymore. \n\nI did something I have not done in years, I left the food on the table.  Feeling guilt over the ensuing wastefulness and anger at having wasted the money.\n\nMy friends singapore noodles was one of the most vile tasting concoctions I have tried.\n\nThe woman behind the counter was very nice and accomodating however.
__label__2 I really like Pei Wei.  But you have to understand what it is.  It is a chain.  It is not quite fast food, but not quite a restaurant.  It is rarely great, but almost never bad.  It's consistent, like most chains are.\n\nThe crab wontons are tasty, and I love the sweet chili sauce that they come with.  \n\nMongolian Beef, Honey Seared Shrimp are a couple of our go-tos.\n\nThere are much better Chinese/Asian restaurants in the world.  There are also quite a few worse.  Like I said, it is consistent and reliable - and sometimes that's all I need.  I rarely crave Pei Wei specifically, but I would never turn it down.
__label__1 First of all I would like to say Pei-Wei is a good chain if you compare to the quality of other places of it's kind.\n\nI walked in for lunch, and was surprised that they had brown rice. So I thought I could get a healthy meal, but I was wrong...\n\nI talked to the worker at the front for 5 min, and asked her if there is a healthy (no oily/greasy) style way of making the dish. Unfortunately, we established that there was no way to do this.  Why have the brown rice option if you can't order the dish itself in a healthy way?   \n\nI ordered the Pei Wei style chicken, and I waited for the food to come. 15 min later I finally got it. Keep in mind there was no one behind in line, and one person ordering from the \"take out\" line. I watched  the whole process go down. The main chef put my plate down on the counter in the kitchen, and the \"salad chef\" was supposed to garnish it with a simple rosemary/parsley addition. That hand off took an extra 7 minutes.... It seemed to me that there was arguing,  and disorderly production behind the counter.\n\nMy other complaint would be that the dinner portion which not that large is kinda of pricey.  The plate looks huge when it comes out of the kitchen, but  the Plate comes with 75% rice, and 25% meat so don't be fooled.   Why would you want to eat that kind of protein/carb ratio?  \n\nI cannot order the lunch plate because it would not come with enough meat.
__label__0 I'm pretty sure the speaker is broken or the employees are just poor listeners because the past 3 times I've gone here (over a two year time frame), they've gotten my order completely wrong. Normally, I wouldn't be so cross about a wrong order, but I don't realize it till I get home.\n\nAlso, they have the weakest churros I've ever had. It's just dough and nothing else.
__label__0 This place still stinks.  Maybe they can become a vets office or something useful.
__label__4 I just had one of the best appointments of my life at this facility. Even though I had to wait a few weeks for a scheduled appointment, the professionals at this health center were courteous, invested, and focused. From the kind and efficient receptionists to the nurses who took my vitals and family history, everyone made me feel very comfortable. \n\nMy NP - Misty Crawford - was exceptionally congenial. She asked the right questions and really strived to get to know me throughout the examination. Her medical knowledge, her outstanding bedside manner, and her ability to explain concepts to me was unparalleled. \n\nIncluding the time it took for them to register me as a new patient, check up on my insurance, take all of my vitals and family history, examine and diagnose me, draw my blood, and discharge me, I was in and out of this center in 45 minutes. Simply impressive. I would highly recommend this facility to anyone who just needs a regular checkup, physical, or needs to get some tests run.
__label__3 I love this ghetto pizza palace.\n\nThey don't have menus (that I could see). It's on that kind of black marquee board with the white letters (you know, snack bar style).\n\nThe pizza was cheap, fast and the crust was crispy without being burnt, and the pepperoni and cheese melted wonderfully without being too salty.\n\nI am SOOOOO glad I won over my friend's bid for Domino's.  ick.\n\nPlus it's right by my office.  Yay!
__label__0 We went here yesterday for take out on the way to visit the kids and grandkids! What a disappointment. LONG wait, the food was HORRIBLE. I asked before the food was ready if they provide sauce for the garlic knots and ranch for the wings and Brenda (the owner?) said \"Yes, we provide marinara for the knots and ranch for the wings.\" When the food was ready to go, I asked if the sauces were in there, they looked at me all bothered (maybe since I had already asked about the sauces) and rudely said \"yes, there is ranch and marinara.\"  Well, I SHOULD HAVE CHECKED my dang self!  Once we sat down to eat, guess what? No ranch - WTH!  And a TEEENEY WEEENY container of marinara, not enough for one garlic knot. What a joke! First of all the pizza was horrible, I've had frozen pizza 10 times better than this. The wings were dried up and smaller than I'd ever think possible for a chicken wing. OMG - What a waste of $38.00. What people see in this place, I have no idea. Was it just my bad luck to get horrible food? Will it be better next time? I don't know, and I don't care. I don't plan on EVER going back. On top of all that, I didn't even get a receipt! I thought they stapled it to the bag, or put it inside the bag, but...NOPE! Nada - nothing! I give them a negative 5, but it made me check at least 1 start just to post this.
__label__4 This location has been under new ownership and very well run now. The place is very clean, customer service has been top notch, and they have been more than generous with their toppings. I'll visit again and again.
__label__2 This place was WONDERFUL the first few times I went, but has been very spotty for the last few months.  I'm not sure what the issue is, but I have noticed new staff, and probably more importantly, I no longer see the owners in there.... ever.  They used to always be there and the food was great, now they're never there and the food is just \"OK\".  Sucks for me.
__label__4 It is a small place and on busy nights do takeout. Great food for sure.  I have not tried a dish that wasn't good. Their food is prepared with care. We eat here often and always take extra home.
__label__0 The meat here tastes nasty-so nasty I had to send it back.  I tried a curry chicken dish and the beef with eggplant.  The curry was good if it was without the chicken. When I sent it back the lady got so mad and started yelling in her language =/  I felt so weird.  What horrible customer service!  And then she said to me, \"that is the last eggplant today-NO MORE.\" I was like oooookaaayyy whatever that meant lol  I would never ever come back.  The restaurant looks dirty and there is no health grade rating posted anywhere (and we all know why).  I wonder what they are trying to hide.  Anyways, do yourself a favor and go to Thai Chili.
__label__1 This store is back to being mediocre. I wish they'd put a little more effort into lighting the parking lot, and offering to help customers out to their car. I wish their tollerance for loitering was lower. And, I wish their security guards would at least look more attentive... they seem to be spaced out or socializing. I had to call one's attention to the fact he missed an overhead head page asking him to go out to the gas station area. Neighborhood deserves better than this.\n\nThe people who work the deli counter and the cashiers are nice...
__label__0 Extremely dissatisfied at this time with the company!  Would give 0 stars if it were an option! We reserved lighting towers and generators for a school festival over 2 months in advance, I've called monthly to confirm and I'm told now (1 week prior to our event) that they don't have our reservation.  Despite my confirming with 3 different people at their office, they now say they are out of lights.  Barry now states he is \"working on\" trying to find me something, meanwhile the major fundraiser the year for this elementary school is in limbo.  I will update review and star rating if light towers are found for our event.
__label__0 Absolutely horrendous!!  I went in with a little bit of mud around the fenders of my CUV, they chafed an extra $5 because they would need to hose off the tracks after my car went through. Really?  That's ridiculous. Then when they said my car was ready I get in and look at the floor and there is still dirt everywhere...did they even vacuum it out?  I told the workers that it was still dirty inside and they told me I just got the basic wash...so I pay you idiots $18 dollars to not clean my car. Holy cow. I'm never going back. Awful customer service. Try to upscale you on everything. Never going back. You shouldn't go either. You'll probably receive better customer service from the ghetto machine only car wash right across the street.
__label__4 Review wrong restaurant.  This one is located in Walmart.
__label__2 Have only been for lunch on 2 occasions.\n\nSalad and soup was great but it took awhile to get it. Not sure that would be good if I worked!
__label__0 I have been to the Applebee's on Gilbert and baseline, and the service amazing! I live closer to this Applebee's, how ever I will never be returning. \n\nI went with my mother and sister party of three including I, I gave the host my name and I even spelled my name for her. She warned us it was a 15 min wait and I was fine with that. (I work in the restaurant biz so I have grown some patience) anyway, the host was looking for MARK party of 3, no one was responding so I asked her if she meant MARLI. She said I will check. She never got back to us so we waited a little longer, after 30 min of waited I decided to ask her how much longer, she asked for me name and she responded \" I don't have you on my list\" I laughed at her and said oh maybe I was your mark party. She looked back at her list and said oh I could t read my writing. She apologized and she kindly said we will sit you right away.\n\nWe got seated and walked up the a dirty table with fries all of the floor and food still on the seats. The male who Sat us said I am sorry we will clean it right now we are just busy. I was disgusted.\n\nI will never go back to this location.
__label__3 Barron's is our favorite pizza place in Anthem. The toppings are good, the service and selection are good, and the pizza isn't as salty as many pizza places.
__label__4 Best pizza in Anthem by far! Actually the best pizza I have found in phoenix so far.  This particular Barros has way better pizza than some of the other Barros in the valley. ..not sure why but it is worth driving to this one if you want a great pizza.  The prices are awesome too.  Great value! Large 2 topping for under $10 it's a steal.  Way better than a $20 pizza at a major chain.
__label__0 Worse Home Depot lazy waited 30 minutes to get help in electrical department. The CUSTOMER SERVICE person told me\" I paged the person what else can he do! \"\n\nGo to Val Vista store
__label__4 I really like this urgent care. The front desk staff is a little dry, but I've only had to sit in the waiting room for a few minutes each time. I love the doctors there, too. We have been there for strep tests, broken arms, and any other ailments we come across. I'm a repeat customer, and with a 2,3,4,7 and 9 year old, I can say that we will be back soon!
__label__2 we frequent serranos because #1 it is really the only good family priced restaraunt out here. I do love the chips in salsa but some of my favorites are only ehh there. I do however like the relleno dinner that is what I usually order. I love green corn tamales but theirs are not very good unfortunately. They are very bland and I have never even found a green chili in one. Don't waste your time on the  tortilla soup either. This is awesome if it is made correctly and fresh. Believe it or not the last disappointment was a chicken taco salad. I don' t know how that can be messed up but trust me it can and it was. however I know what to order and on nights we want to go out it is still worth it to not drive far so if you live in queen creek I would go. Go somewhere else if you are wanting drinks. They do not know what a good margarita is there
__label__4 This place is solid in every way.  Great local brewed beer.  The food is surpisingly good every time.  The menu is huge and they really do everything well from pastas and pizzas which are excellent to their Philly, which is equally great (they put a little gravy on it, mmm), and wraps.  Fries are darn good.  Servers are all nice and like working there. It shows.  Good lunch specials.  Good happy hour too with half priced appetizers.\n\nI really recommend this place.  Solid and semi-local.  Can get busy but I always sit at the bar.\n\nPS.  Believe it or not I met my wife there a few years ago!  Thats why it gets the 5th star.  :)
__label__2 Not sure what's going on, slow service many of their own beers out of stock on a slow Sunday evening.\nFood was so slow I cancelled my entr\u00e9e and left.
__label__0 What a dump! The arcade was rundown, most of the machines are out of order. Everything is over priced. The races are 25.00 per person for 10 minutes! The management was unprofessional. There were literally two teenagers running the place. They did not run it like it is a business, they ignored the few customers that were in there. We waited at the counter for 10 minutes and the people who were in front of us had been there longer. The girl at the counter was in eyesight but on a cell phone. Both the men's and women's restrooms were out of order, and the entire establishment was dirty. SAVE YOUR MONEY,
__label__3 STAFF-All of the staff has been amazingly helpful & super friendly.  When calling for room service or additional items extremely fast & super nice. \n\nRooms-Spacious, clean, nice additional things like patio with fire pit, spacious shower & bathroom.  Only thing wrong was refrigerator didn't really get things cold. \n\nPOOL-kids have loved it however a bit cold. Not sure if it's heated. \n\nRESTAURANT-breakfast brunch/Buffet good but not much selection.  Had supper here also & it was awesome. A bit pricey, choice of potato/side & salad should be included in meal price not ala carte. \n\nOverall this has been one of the most enjoyable resorts/Hotels I have been To in a very long time. Front desk staff told me about specials & deals that they didn't have to & that is much appreciated when you have kids & are on a budget.
__label__1 Update: went back today for my beloved Passion Tea Lemonade... it took 17 minutes from stepping in line until I finally got my drink. And to make it worse, my tea was luke warm at the bottom if the cup and only cold at top where the ice is.. how did they manage to pull that one off? Not shaking it properly? Who knows..
__label__4 Aaron Pools was assigned through our warranty company (AHS) to take care of pool motor/pump and overall I am very satisfied with the service they provided. They were prompt in scheduling my appointment and the service tech (Michael) showed up on time. Michael was pretty quick in diagnosing the problem which unfortunately was a melted piece stuck in the motor that was causing the motor not to work. He replaced the motor and the pump was back up and running in less than 30 mins. Overall it was a pretty nice experience unlike some of the horror reviews that I have read. I give both AHS and Aaron pools a 5 star rating.
__label__4 I tried the green chili omelette and a caramel roll.  There are a number of pretty unique things on the menu, and everything that we tried was prepared well.  The setting is quite nice, an older house with a nice patio for outside seating.  I would definitely come back.
__label__1 Wish I could provide a better review, but it just isn't there.\n\nThe good:\nHe allowed me to bring my dog into the store while I looked/talked.  This is nice when vendors allow pets.  However, Delilah apparently had the same vibe regarding the guy as I did - creepy.  For me, it was the attitude and that he was obviously packing heat.  Kinda felt like he's the kind of guy that is looking for any reason to pull it out.  \nHe offered a couple of brochures.\n\nThe not good:\nCreepy vibe, and did a hard sell.  Also gave bad information regarding sidecars based on my other research prior to and subsequent to the visit.  I wasn't testing him - I wanted genuine guidance.  Didn't trust his at all.\n\nI was visiting from out of town, and mostly just 'looking', but if I lived in the area, no way would I go back here.
__label__3 I'm a huge fondue fan and I really enjoyed Shabu Fondue.  I've been to The Melting Pot and preferred the ambiance of Shabu Fondue better.  It's more quaint and cozy.  The food was delicious; the sauces were flavorful and I was full!  It's a bit pricey, however, it was worth it.
__label__0 The food here is awful. Go elsewhere.
__label__0 This nail salon used to have much better service. Stopped going here, then decided to give them another chance.  Boy was I disappointed. Water was cold, then the girl stabbed me twice while cleaning and trimming my cuticles.
__label__1 Picked me up, not a selection of cars at all, and very slow
__label__0 Do not wash your car at this place. The owner Matt never answers his phone or returns calls.  He also will over charge your credit card and not make it right. This place is no good be warned.
__label__0 I got the 9.99 car wash which is the best one you can get and my car is not too clean which it wasn't like it was too dirty to begin with and there was a guy standing inside the car wash to make sure everything was working properly I'm assuming we'll to say the least the tire shine didn't work either worst car wash I have ever paid for. I do not recommend this place to anyone. Waste of mo ey! And they don't even answer the phone when you call!
__label__3 Queso fundido, enchiladas , and guacamole all awesome. By far one of the best margaritas I have ever had. Prickly Pear was awesome!!
__label__2 I ordered a Pizza & Wings for Take Out for the family on our road trip. I got there before it was ready, paid the young lady and asked how long it would be. She said like 10 minutes or so I guess. We waited outside a few, then came back in and read some stuff about Native on the ways in the lobby. She called my name, not being able to put 2 and 2 together and I waited with my arms out to pick up my pie. I asked if there were red peppers in the bag, she said no. I asked if I could have some she said yes. I asked if there was napkins and parmesan cheese, she again said no. I asked if I could have some. She said yes. OMFG. I had to ask if there was any way I could get some plates and extra napkins. She never offered anything. Plus I had already told her that I needed all this stuff when I called it in! What a complete lackadaisical worm this girl was. Needless to say I still threw a tip to the other girl lol that was standing right next to her. I am sure that they must split them, if the don't they need to. The other girl was watching this train wreck with astonishment. I can be a little sarcastic when a coaching notice is needed. I wish I could have seen a manager...Anywhere! But like many places no manager ever asks how are things? Is someone taking care of you? Is everything and everyone doing well tonight? Nope none of that. The food was good. The wings a little on the soggy side, I had asked for \"Grilled Extra Crispy\" they might have been that way, but the overbearing amount of sauce killed them. Still good as we were all hungry as hell. I have eaten or dined in here a few times before and the service was pretty good. Maybe next time I am in the area I will try them again.
__label__2 the food is okay. the portions are small. we went on a thuirsday for pizza and wings cause their wings are 45 cents. we ordered a small cheese pizza 24 wings and 2 drinks. their wings are so small i felt like i was eating popcorn chicken. we should of gone to our regular place barro's where for the same price we get twice the size of the wings and an extra large pizza. and not to mention better tasting.no more native for me plus the hostess was busy chit chatting. why is it that all restaurants who hire 16 year old girls tend to have that issue.
__label__3 I've only been here at night so far, and last night was only my second time. It's a great small town bar, everyone knows each other and they are all very friendly. If you find yourself in Maricopa at night and you're looking for the night scene this is it.
__label__2 Food was fairly good its a bit noisy for my taste but what do you expect from a bar on a Friday? The service however sucked. Our waitress only came to our table to take our order and bring it to us and give us the bill. Our drinks stayed empty and we watched her sit down behind the register. The 3 whole times she came by she flirted with the gentlemen I was dinning with and even told him to stop by the register for her number. Hello? I was there! I know this isn't the usual experience and not really the restaurants fault. We filed a complaint and received a discount. Other then that no actual action was taken. The food in my opinion was way over priced. Not that the food was bad but $14 for a cheeseburger... Other than that it was very clean and the other waitresses were very friendly and willing to get the manager for us. Probably better as a place with a group of friends than a couple.
__label__0 The only time this Walmart is acceptable is if it's late at night. Other than that, it's full of nothing but welfare moms with screaming brats complaining about what they can and can't use their food stamps on. Don't bother. Go to Target instead; it's cleaner and not so ghetto. On the upshot, most of the cashiers are really nice; it's the class of people that make it crappy.
__label__4 This office is not conveniently located to my work or home. The other office where Dr. Carpenter works does not accept our vision insurance. In spite of these challenges I will continue to take my family to see Dr. Carpenter. the office staff is friendly and helpful. The facility is very nice and always clean. Dr. Carpenter has a kind demeanor and is unfailingly patient. If quality of care is your top priority this is the doctor for you.
__label__0 How this place has great reviews is completely beyond me!  I have never been in a dirtier, less visually appealing salon with the most unfriendly employees ever!  I went here specifically because of  the reviews.  Maybe I got spoiled living in CA (where every salon I went to for 11 years was clean, nicely decorated and had great employees), but in my opinion this place a dump.\n\nUpon entering the salon for the first time I had a hard time finding the front desk.  It's hidden around the corner.  The first thing you see when you walk in is a crappy shelving unit holding dirty goggles and towels.  And don't even get me started about the paint job or rest of the decor in this place.  I felt like I needed a shower upon entering this place.  When I finally made my way around to the front desk (if you can call it that) I didn't even get a \"hi\", \"hello\"....not even an \"f you, you're interrupting me while I'm staring at my nails\".  *I*, the customer, greeted the employee with a smile and a \"Hello!\".  I told her it was my first time at this salon and that I'd like to purhcase five tans in a level 2 bed.  I didn't even ask her any annoying questions because I'm capable of reading the board on the wall myself, yet she treated me like I just asked her for a kidney.  She threw a clipboard in my direction and said \"Fill this out.\"  I filled out the portion with my name and address and began checking yes or no to the additional questions on the waiver (that silly legal form that protects them from being sued).  She yelled at me that I didn't need to answer the questions and that I should just sign the bottom.  Ok, sure.  I can not answer any of the important questions that you might need to know about a new client....like whether or not I burn easily, etc.  I mentioned to her that I had not been tanning in over a year so I didn't want to go to the full time.  Typically when you go to a new salon they will recommend a time based on what they know about their beds.  She took my money and in the most annoyed voice ever said \"How long?\"  Ummmmm, I just told you I hadn't been tanning in a while, so again, I haven't been tanning in a while.  How long do you recommend?  Her response \"Seven????\"  A question.  Why are you asking me?  I know nothing about your level two beds and since you didn't have me answer any of those silly questions on your waiver I doubt you could make a proper recommendation anyway.  So sure, I guess seven is good.  Another customer happened to walk in behind me during this exchange and the girl behind the counter said \"follow me\" and didn't say a word to the other customer.  A \"I'll be with you in just a moment\" would have been completely appropriate and normal in this situation.\n\nSo I follow her down a narrow bright red hallway (that it looks like my nine year old painted) to a room with a flimsy folding door.  She then tells me to bring my dirty googles and towel back to the front and drop them in the baskets.  Wait...what???!  Do you want me to wipe down the bed and do a load of laundry for you too?  Why am I paying you for me to do your job for you?  I have NEVER been asked to clean up after myself at a tanning salon....EVER!  This made me wonder if they even go in there and clean the bed after I'm done.  So I fold my door behind her and latch it with the flimsy lock they've placed because a regular door lock won't work.  I put on my lotion in the tiny room (banging my elbows on the walls and bed in the four inch square space I have) and step into the stand up bed.  The lights eventually flicker on and I notive SEVERAL long hairs caught in the wiring surrounding the bed.  Now I realize this is perfectly normal, but if they cleaned the bed every once in a while they might pick out the long hairs that have been there for over two weeks now (as I've noticed in my subsequent visits).\n\nThe other two times I've been I've dealt with another girl who seems a little more friendly, but I have to say I'll be finishing up my five tan package and never return to this little hole again.  This place leaves so much to be desired.  For the amount they charge they need to clean up a little, repaint and consider having the employees do the cleaning instead of the customers.  First impressions are everything people!
__label__4 They have interesting combinations like curry chicken and yams, pear and gorgonzola....sounds bizarre, but is so flavorful! The traditional choices are available as well, along with great salads and unique sandwiches. Organic whole wheat crust and fresh ingredients make for a great pizza! Friendly staff is an added bonus.
__label__1 Only 2 Stars: Z-Pizza on Thomas: Haven't been here in a while because we have been going to the nearby FIRED PIE at Park Central instead, which is waaaay better!  But I received an e-mail for a free small pizza for my birthday, so we decided to return to z-pizza for that. I ordered the Thai Pizza & was disappointed....  The peanut sauce lacked any yummy flavor, quite bland, & it was missing one of the toppings that it was supposed to have....no carrots. I complained up at the counter, & to compensate, they gave me a free drink. That was nice of them, but they should have told me up front, & not assume that I wouldn't realize that one of the toppings was missing, because I used to get the Thai Pizza all the time & I remember lots of carrots on it!  There was hardly any red onions or bean sprouts on it either!  However, there was a fair amount of chicken on it.  I will not be returning to z-pizza again.  FIRED PIE, here we come!~  Also, the chairs make a LOT of noise there when they're moved around...annoying!
__label__1 Wow what an experience. I went in for their free air pressure check. He told me I needed 4 new tires. Now I had just gotten theses tires from them about a year and a half ago so I thought it must be because I'm a girl and he's trying to snow me. So I happened to be getting my oil changed by my mechanic whom I've been using for many years and he even said I needed tires.  So it just so happens that I get an email for a Black Friday deal saying if I buy 4 tires online and make an appointment to have them installed I get $50 bucks off. Ok. That works. So I buy the tires and make the appt for the next day. I go. I get them put on. The guy says wow you really didn't get a lot of mileage on these. We will submit them to Yokohama and they'll prorate it for you. Since it was Saturday they couldn't do it that day. So my total was $492. That's with the $50 discount for 4 Michelins. So Monday comes and I get a message saying the guy I had wasn't working that day and he'd take care of it Tuesday. Ok I thought it was nice that they took the time to let me know. So I stop in on Tuesday and my guy calls the company right there. He refunds my $492 and the new charge was $173. They were 80k mile tires that only lasted 17k so I got most of it back. Then I said but what about the Black Friday discount?  He said well you're already getting them for $173. I felt intimidated so I accepted it and left. The more I thought about it the more annoyed I got. After all, I did what I was supposed to do for that deal. He said they would have to eat the amount I was refunded because the tires didn't get saved. Someone disposed of them.  Not my fault either. So I went back. A new guy helped me. I explained. He pulled up the info. He got my guy. He said does this amount reflect the $50 off?  My guy hesitates. Looks at me. I say nothing. He knows. I know. He says well we're eating the prorated amount because the tires were disposed of. New guy says that doesn't matter. Does it reflect the $50?  My guy says- I guess not. New guy gives me the refund. 4 new Michelin tires for $123. ;-) Just beware people.
__label__1 I'm losing faith in this brand.  I scheduled an appointment for new tires and when I arrived I was treated very rudely by Kyle telling me I had to move my vehicle from in front of the building, yet when others parked in the same place, nothing was said to them.  When my car was finally taken in, 30 minutes past my appointment time, it only took 15 minutes for them to install the tires and I was out the door.  I contacted the corporate office about the appointment situation, it'll be interesting to hear what they say.
__label__4 Thank you fellow Yelpers for not failing me. \n\nI just moved into a house and wanted to get all the locks changed. I called a locksmith that my realtor suggested and that guy couldn't even make an appointment. As he put it \"Wednesday is too early to make an appointment for Friday. Call me Friday and I'll let you know if I can come out.\"\nEff that! So I jump on Yelp search for locksmith and find the great reviews for Jeff.\n\nMy husband called Jeff on Thursday and he gladly made an appointment for 8am on Friday. \n\nJeff showed up on time and gave me my options and he got straight to work. \n\nHe is a friendly guy and only charged $105 to change out four locks. \n\nI found his professionalism, friendliness and prices to be awesome! If I ever need a locksmith again I would call Jeff.
__label__3 I drove by and there was a blank storefront with no signage or notice. Turns out it moved across the street and is now near the other furniture stores (At Home, Creative Leather, Spencer's Appliance) at 2711 S. San Tan Village Pkwy, Gilbert. The new store is brighter and has floor-to-ceiling windows on 2 sides.
__label__3 the viet pad thai is yummy and any of the soups too.  the owners are very personable and the customer service is wonderful.  i had no idea it was even called noodles ranch because the sign on top says something like \"vietnamese cuisine\".  and i love how it's noodles plural instead of singular.  that gave it the 5th star for me.
__label__3 I have been to noodle ranch once so far, food was great, fast, cheap and fresh. Place was a bit dead for Sat at lunch but since it is right down from LoLo's chicken and waffles I can understand it. People go for the 'hip' not necessarily the best food.\nNo question about it, I will be back again and again.
__label__1 Ok this was my third try and the last.  The first two times I went for pho at lunch.  Both times the service was abysmal (nobody is going to convince me I should have to wait 20 min for pho) and my pho ga was MEH (I believe that was beef broth in my ga-LAZY).  \n\nThis time I got crispy rolls and BBQ pork vermicelli and the service was markedly improved.  The crispy rolls were the best I have ever had and I loved the fresh fixings that came with them.  I love spicy food but found it odd that their fish sauce is spicy.  I've eaten at lots of Vietnamese places in silicon valley and the fish sauce was always sweet.  \n\nThe pork was severely overcooked.  Most pieces were the consistency of jerky; some were so hard I couldn't tear them in half with my fingers. \n\nIf this is authentic Vietnamese, I'll take the Americanized version where my fish sauce is sweet and the meats are tender and juicy, thank you very much!
__label__3 From the first time we visited, I have been impressed with this restaurant. Pho places are not common in our neck of the woods and I am very happy we have found one that serves great food and provides good service.\n\nWhile pho itself usually has beef broth in it, the owner has been happy to make ours \"veggie\"--vegetable broth, noodles, herbs and vegetables. Delicious! Soup does the body (and soul) good and it is definite comfort food for me. The veggie spring rolls are also very good. \n\nWe've never had bad service here and until something drastic changes, we will be frequent customers at this little strip mall joint.
__label__0 Dinner took 45 min to arrive despite few customers in the restaurant.  How long are you willing to wait? Staff kept saying it would be ready soon. Will think twice before going there again.
__label__3 I love the Beef Pho and would have loved the spring rolls too if not for the overpowering mint taste - my friend had no trouble fixing this problem for me btw. I will be back once it's under 100\u00b0 again - because seriously, soup in the summer just sucks.
__label__0 Wow, I've been here before but couldn't remember the why I did not like coming here. Came here today for lunch and now I remember...Stingy Rude owners! Wow can I get a word in when I order, the female would not let me talk and then had the nerve to talk on the phone when I tried to order. \nIf you want to order for me I think you should pay as well... part of customer service is actually listening to the customer.\nI won't be back, food is ok.
__label__1 This is not the best pho in the Valley. I hate to write a poor review of a business but don't get your hopes up if you're a pho enthusiast.
__label__1 There are so many things wrong with this gym that I could probably write a small book on its gross lack of customer service and inattentiveness to detail, but I'll try to sum it up in under 20 paragraphs.\n\nPF puts far more emphasis on the customer it's trying to court than the one it already has. Basically, a sell-sell-sell attitude. Once you are a member, you're nothing to them anymore.\n\n-I've tried to get the tv put on to no avail sometimes. PF has numerous tvs and often a big game will be showing where people are doing cardio but where people (moslty men) are lifting free weights, we'll get news or golf. \"I don't know how to work the tv\" or \"I'll ask someone to do it\" are popular responses. I've even been turned down trying to get an ASU game on and that's the local team. Disappointing for a gym with satellite tv.\n\n- PF has lowered rates for new customers and done nothing for their existing ones. They've even given equipment away to one of their other gyms meaning you're getting less for your money. \n\n- Trainers hold special aerobics classes inside the gym. No, not inside the aerobics room, inside the gym where people work out. It's not unusual to see people doing wind sprints up and down the hallway or a group of people doing ab work in front of a machine you'd like to use. \n\n-For years this place didn't provide paper towels. If you wanted to clean down equipment or your brow, you had to buy a towel or bring your own. The bathroom only had heated dryers or toilet paper. \nIt now has paper towel dispensers but some are often empty and workers rarely care. Patrons here do a great job cleaning up after themselves. \n\n- Pushing supplements is more important than pushing you to work harder. This location has a very hard time keeping female trainers. Women are constantly being hired, but they don't last long. I'm told being  a trainer there is very difficult because you are not just required to recruit a stable of people to train, you have to sell them supplements as well. PF sells its own brand of supps  and trainers will tell you how wonderful they are, better prices than stores, etc. I think the trainers are competent, I'm told they're required to sell stuff though and convincing one that Apex is better than name brands and much cheaper is not what we want to hear during our training. \n\n- Loose or damaged equipment is often left unattended. From week to week some of the same dumb bells are loose and I once reported a bent bar on the bench press and no one there cared to remove it. I told multiple employees too.\n\n- Aerobics classes are subpar and so are the times. Some of the classes are titled one thing and then when you get into the class they're doing something else. I once did a kickboxing class and the girl had us doing wind sprints and some kind of standing aerobic movements that didn't involve punching or kicking. Many of their better classes start at like 5 p.m. It's almost as if their schedule is geared around students. \n\nThere's a high turnover rate at this gym too. From the front desk girls to the trainers (many of the male trainers have been there a while) to the managers. There's literally a different manager there every few weeks and the guy who introduces himself to you on a Wednesday and says 'If you have any problems my name's Bob,\" will be named Steve a few weeks later and Mark after that.\n\nCompetitive pricing compared to other gyms, convenience and decent, clean equipment keep me going there.\n\nUnless this gym is really convenient for you or the price is well below what other gyms are charging, check into your other options.
__label__0 Went through the drive thru tonight and didnt receive any of my sides.  Upon returning to the drive thru the girls told me they prolly did give them to me, but she would give me more anyway.  FIRST I ordered 17 dollars worth of food.  Why would I want to get some free mashed potatoes and cole slaw.  SECOND I made it all the way home and wasted my gas to get the order correct.  Way to call your customers liars.  Never going back again!
__label__1 This is an odd and confounding review to write. This place has got solid five star reviews, so it looks like I'm going to be the odd man out here in the experience I had when I visited.\n\nMy girl and I are getting married soon, so the other day we decided to start yelping places to look for a suit. We found Men's Apparel Club shining like a beacon amongst the mostly scathing Men's Wearhouse reviews. It was a no brainer...an affordable and well reviewed local business...I had my mind made up and my credit card in the holster ready to buy if I found something decent.\n\nUpon walking in, we were promptly greeted by Barry and had a quick discussion regarding the style I was looking for. He quickly found a suit that was right down my alley and that I could easily see myself getting into. This is maybe where we got off on the wrong foot. As Barry was talking about the suit, my fiance got out her phone to show him a picture of her dress, just to get his opinion on if they would match or not. She was quickly given a 'sweetie...no pictures' warning, as Barry thought she was getting her phone out to take pictures. This is fine, I understand his reasoning behind this, but the experience went downhill at this point. \n\nWhat happened from here...I'm still confused about. I began to ask questions about the suit, as he allowed me to try the coat portion on and educated us on the ins and outs of buying a suit for a good ten minutes or so. I liked how the coat fit, and was definitely thinking I needed to try on the whole get up. That's when he hit us with this...I quote:\n\n\"I know I'm wasting my time with people like you. You're not gonna buy here, and I know that. You're gonna shop around and do what you do. That's okay. I don't mind helping you out. I really don't. You know why? You're young and you don't know any better. You gotta learn this stuff some way. I feel like it's my duty\". \n\nThis statement didn't sit well with me right off the bat. There's nothing worse than being told what sort of person you are. Stereotyping/assuming to this level is something I've rarely experienced in a retail situation. I don't tolerate it in my personal life, and absolutely won't stand for it when I'm voluntarily looking to give someone my business. I let it slide and moved on.\n\nWe both at this point made a concerted effort to let him know that we were in fact very much considering buying a suit at his establishment. I even at one point said \"I haven't heard the best things about Men's Wearhouse and other similar places, so I'm absolutely interested in making the purchase here if we can find something\". I tried to make several not so subtle hints, that I was in fact very much wanting and willing to make a purchase with him, but he wasn't hearing it for some reason or another. \n\nHe continued to almost 'anti-sell' us from this point out. It was extremely odd. It was like the opposite of being at a car dealership. We felt as if we couldn't try on suits or buy anything there even if we wanted to. He made multiple comments regarding shopping around at other places and continued to minimize our intention to buy. The odd thing was...he gave us all sorts of good advice regarding the ins and outs of buying a suit. However, at the same time he seemed unwilling and uninterested in selling us one personally! \n\nAfter about 25 minutes we finally decided it was time to go, as we really didn't feel very welcome. On the way out of the door I tried one more last ditch effort to let him know I was interested, it went like this:\n\n\"So, if I end up deciding on this suit would I be able to come back in early October to get everything going?\"\n\nBarry - \"October...I may not be around. You'll probably have to go elsewhere\". \n\nThis was the story of our trip to Men's Apparel Club...the underlying feeling that our business wasn't wanted. I'm really not sure why or how this happened, some possibilities come to mind:\n\n-Communication style differences causing some sort of misunderstanding.\n-The phone issue getting the idea in his head that we had no intention of buying.\n-Us being young and Barry not taking us seriously.\n-Barry possibly having previous bad experiences with shoppers like us, leading to an unfair stereotype.\n-Some other issue I haven't thought of or didn't realize.\n\nIt's too bad we had this experience, because the truth is. This place has the best prices in town by far.\n\nMy suit at Men's Apparel Club - less than $250\nMy suit at Men's Wearhouse - $600\n\nSo in the end, I don't doubt that this is a great place to buy a suit for some people...it just wasn't for us based on our experience. Maybe I caught Barry on an off day, I'm not sure. Maybe Barry doesn't even realize the bad taste we left with. I'm now left in the odd position to thank Barry for all the great advice he gave me on buying a suit, then scratch my head and ask him why he didn't seem to want to sell me one.
__label__2 The service was fast and friendly.  The restaurant was clean.  I had the Italian sandwich; I can't remember it's menu name, but it was the one with Italian meats, seasonings, and oil and vinegar.  I wish I would've loved it, but to me, it was just OK.  Perhaps it was because I got it to go and had to wait 20 minutes before digging in?  The price was reasonable at about $5 for the small sandwich.  The location is not near to where I work or live, so it won't become my go-to deli, but I wouldn't be opposed to giving it another try in the future.
__label__0 I was excited. I mean REALLY excited. 17 (SEVENTEEN!!!) positive reviews with the only complaint being that the prices were \"a little high\"??? I was ECSTATIC. I loved my first plumber but after several years of faithful service he moved away to become a law enforcement officer and we couldn't be happier for him. My second plumber I loved as well. Unfortunately he was only plumbing his way through graduate school and once graduation came and went, we lost him too - but once again, super proud of him. It has been nearly three years since we've needed plumbing services so I guess I consider myself pretty lucky. \n\nUnfortunately, that lucky streak ended last night when the kitchen pipes sprung a massive leak. I jumped on Yelp and searched for plumbers in my area. When I saw that Sav-On was a Yelp advertiser and highly rated, I jumped onto the phone and made an appointment. (Tom?) seemed really nice on the phone. He said he couldn't get out tonight but that he would come the next day at 3 or 4pm. I told him I had class until 3pm so he said he'd be by between 4 and 4:30pm. I said that would be very convenient for me and made the date. \n\nCut to this afternoon. I rushed home after class and waited. And waited. And waited. 4pm rolled by. Then 4:30. My husband called and was told someone would call us right back. 5pm and nothing. I called them and Tom said that because my husband gave the wrong name on the appointment they didn't know who we were. Okay, so I will place HALF the blame on my husband, BUT since he gave them a functional return number, I would assume that the proper etiquette would have been to return the call to say that they didn't have us scheduled for a call. Tom apologized and said it was his fault for not double checking the address with his technician. I said everything was legit and I would just love an ETA, as it was getting late. We hung up. And I waited. And waited. Between 5:30pm and 6:30pm I called Tom an additional FOUR times only to be greeted by Tom's voicemail. At 7pm I decided it was time to call another company. \n\nIt is now 7:30pm. Three and a half hours without even a COURTESY CALL or an APOLOGY or an UPDATE is unacceptable. I am now calling Diamondback Plumbing and Parker and Sons, so hopefully between the two of them I can find a real keeper. You would think in a recession, people would be thrilled for work - apparently good customer service continues to elude service people even in the worst of times. It truly is a damned shame because I really did want to like these guys - my only regrets (other than not getting to review them on their service and prices) are that I STILL can't use my stupid kitchen, and I can't assign a lower score than one star. Boo, Sav-on - seriously BOO.
__label__4 I've been shopping here for a few years and this shop is the best. Fantastic prices, friendly staff, shelves full with great selection, open late. I'm always glad to support my local businesses!! Highly recommended!!
__label__3 I've been going to Darque Tan on and off for about three years now. This location keeps a nice, clean store and offers about 20 beds of varying intensity levels. I usually use a level 2 bed which carries a max of 20 minutes and gives me a nice color.\n\nI went in today to buy a new package after taking a 6 month hiatus from tanning, and the sales associate was incredibly helpful. She took her time pulling about five bottles of lotion off the shelves and explaining all their different qualities and price points; she was very knowledgeable and I really appreciated her doing that. She didn't just pressure me in to buying the most expensive lotion they offer. \n\nDarque Tan offers monthly memberships as well as pre-paid packages; I use the $33.88/month package that allows for unlimited tans in level 1 and 2 beds at any DT location.\n\nThe only reason I didn't give five stars is because their lotions are pretty pricey. I bought a \"middle of the road\" lotion with bronzers and DHA properties and it ran me $92, but they are offering a special right now that purchasing a lotion gives you money credited back to your account for upgrades.
__label__1 The night we stayed was a wedding gift from a family member. She was charged extra for a late check out when she was not supposed to and paid extra for the romance package which they did not do. They tried to charge someone elses credit card for our room and when it declined we could not check in unless we gave a credit card. Mind you this was paid for a few days earlier with a confirmation number. When they tried the phone number to fix the problem it was wrong of course so not rectified in time. My aunt had to drive down there while we were at dinner and demand things get fixed the right way with no offer to refund any amount to make her happy. The morning we checked out early and there was still a late check out fee for her and my credit card was still billed as well as hers.  We do not recommend this place at all for all the hassle you have to go thru to stay there. Oh and our room key was incorrect so after driving around, bringing all our luggage upstairs our key did not open the door so we had to go back to the front desk for another one. It was a nice gift that would have been great if it went well. I was so sorry for my aunt how embarrassing.
__label__3 This store for me is like an old friend.  When my favorite Bashas closed at 16th st. and Bethany Home (Boo Hiss), most of the employees that I had come to know and appreciate came to this store.  It's these people that really make this probably one of my favorite two stores to go for groceries.  They have a core group of employees that take the time to know their customers.  If there is a problem, they take the time to see that it gets corrected on a more personal basis.  How many places does that happen anywhere?\n\nThe store itself not the biggest or newest Bashas, but it is right for me.  It's big enough to have more variety than I need and is laid out in a way that make sense.  I think a lot of other people must feel the same because I often see many of the same people shopping their regularly. \n\nThis store has a small but well tended produce section. Ion, who has been handles the produce for this store, really stays on top of this area.  If I have any questions about the produce, he is right there to provide any information I need and always is in a pleasant mood.  With some of the questions I've asked this guy over the years, I admire that he doesn't run when he sees me. Yesterday, I went to buy some apples just to eat.  When I said I wanted a kind that are soft to bight into he gave me a rundown on which were the best for that plus which would be sweet or tart as well, something I wouldn't have thought about. \n\nThe other plus is the parking lot.  It's laid out in a really convenient way.  The spaces go straight out from the store.  Being not to big, it's simple to find your car. I find it disconcerting to wonder if my frozen things are going to be half thawed just trying to find where I parked.  In Phoenix during the summer, it does make a difference!\n.
__label__2 You know what I like best about this place?\n\nI love going to places where I am the youngest customer by a considerable margin.\n\nAnd I'm old enough to have spent the first half of my years so far using phones that were attached to walls and stuff. You know, the ones where you had to turn this twisty thing to make a call and you didn't know who was calling you before you answered?\n\nAnyway, the older generation seems to like good deals on veggies and other produce, because they usually have them here. Sometimes you can get in and out without being overcome by the feeling that the zombie apocalypse is upon us, and they are all on walkers.\n\nIn more-or-less typical Basha's practice, some of the items are weirdly overpriced. Stick with the loss-leaders and you might make out ok.\n\nOh, and also: The parking spaces are nice and wide. Wide enough to fully swing open the door of your Buick Park Avenue.
__label__0 One hour till closing and the teenagers they have running this place are shutting down the line and leaving the nastiest looking food on display --- and 8 customers walked in expecting something professional.\nI'm heading over to Signal Butte next time.
__label__1 I will try this place one more time before giving up on it.\n\nI would never in a million years eat inside the restaurant.  It is so loud with all the tv's playing many different sports and all the patrons.  \n\nI got 2 dozen traditional hot wings to go.  When I ordered them I was informed that they are VERY HOT and I may want to go with medium.  Since they were for my husband and some friends who enjoy very hot food I got them.\n\nWhen I picked them up the staff was very apathetic, bordering on rude.  The wings were very very very hot.  Los Dos Molinos doesn't hold a chance against the spice level of these wings.  All three adults and 2 kids eating them at tears, red faces, starting eating bread afterward and put ice packs on their lips!\n\nNext time I will order the medium heat wings to go.
__label__4 I'll be honest, I hate going to the bank. Totally hate it. But as far as banks go, this place is top notch. The staff is professional and courteous. The service is always a step above. If you have to bank (and we all do), you might as well bank here.
__label__0 Earlier this evening I visited the hi-health store on Power rd in Mesa, having received a flyer in the mail stating that the store will match the price of any product from any retailer, given that the product number and size are identical. There were no exclusions listed on the advertisement and there was not a single asterisk on the statement indicating exclusions. I asked the sales clerk to match the price of a protein powder also stocked by the online retailer vitacost. The sales clerk reviewed the flyer, nervously shuffled his feet, staring at the ground for a few minutes. Finally, I asked again if he could match the price as advertised in the company flyer. He told me that he could not and that the flyer was false. Out of sheer principle, I asked him to check with his manager. He disappeared to the back room of the store and returned a while later to tell me that the manager could only match the price if a retail store existed for the online retailer (of course, the ad stated nothing about this claim, yet nonetheless, the sales clerk looked up vitacost and found that a retail store did, in fact, exist in the US.) He returned to the back room to speak with his manager who supposedly called corporate to discuss the matter and returned shrugging his shoulders, avoiding any eye contact with me and scribbling with his pen on the flyer. At this point, I asked to personally speak with his manager because I felt that a company who advertises a claim should honor it. I can only assume that the manager refused to speak with me since he/she never appeared despite the sales clerk returning yet again to the back room to converse with him/her. The end result was that the sales clerk would not honor the ad claim in what I've deemed the greatest display of unprofessionalism I've ever experienced. I will never return to a hi-health store again. Neither will my boyfriend, nor any of our fitness savvy friends. A company that refuses to honor its own advertising claims is just not a company that any of us are willing to support.
__label__2 Okay - first the good news - the pizza is so good they must put CRACK in the sauce. From the cheese to the crust, to the sauce, it's good old back East style thin yet chewy crust with real, nutty mozzarella and mild yet flavorful sauce. We literally got take out of this pizza for like 3 weeks in a row on Fridays till we got tired of no delivery availability (yes - as typical Amercians, we got SO lazy that not only do we not want to COOK the dinner, we also don't want to leave the couch to get it.)\n\nNow the bad news: Mostly everything else, and especially the service. On our last visit, we had the misfortune of having a waiter named Sinjin, (I kid you not) who had to be the last Neanderthal walking around the planet. He forgot what we wanted, we reminded him, he forgot to bring things we ordered, we reminded him; he forgot who got what, forgot to refill ANY drinks, and ultmimately forgot we had a coupon even though we reminded him throughout the meal, which resulted in another 20 minute wait while he tried to retrain himself to use the cash register. (We literally saw him scratching his head over the register as though it were some foreign object ready to bite him if he pecked the keys any more aggressively).  Sinjin (and what the hell kind of a name is that anyway? We are in Arrowhead, not the freakin' British Aisles! I think Sean McLaughlin's family had a hand in naming this one) was the last straw for our dining outings to NYPD. \n\nMy husband thought we should tip him SOMETHING, in hopes he would use it for a brain transplant at some time, but I insisted on leaving him a big fat ZERO with some pointed remarks about remembering at least ONE thing your diners ask of you during the course of an entire 80-dollar meal. My husband now refuses ever to set foot in there again out of sheer possible embarrassment of being known as one time Non Tippers. Sorry, but I ALWAYS tip generously when the service is good. When it's bad or nonexistent, the waitstaff needs to know it.\n\nWe now get take out, and only for the actual pizza, and only I venture in there myself with my non-tipper scarlet letter emblazoned on my chest. (not really - I saw \"Waiting! I use dark glasses and a Father Guido Sarducci mustache now! No pubes on MY pizza!)\n\nOn other menu items here: Everything else is, well, so-so, or as my Italian grandmother would say, mezz-a-mezz (wavering  hand motion included). Take the pizza home and leave the rest of that train wreck at NYPD.
__label__1 Pizza tastes good. But delivery is horrible. Pick it up yourself unless you want to wait 1.5 hours to eat.
__label__0 No place settings - had to steal from empty table.  Dough wasn't cooked all the way, cold and doughy in spots with hot toppings? Frozen pizza kinda quality. Salads were drenched in dressing to the point of soggy lettuce.
__label__2 After a surprisingly pleasant Southwest customer experience, I've decided to give them another star...\n\nSo I arrived at the Austin airport two hours early for my flight back to Phoenix (am I the only one that still arrives this early?), only to discover that my flight's been delayed two hours (I'd been camping for a few days out at Enchanted Rock without means of checking their website before we headed out). So I'm depressed, staring down the barrel of 9 more hours before I get home (4 for the airport wait / 5 for the flight - yeah, I bought the cheapest ticket possible, w/ 2 stops).\n\nAs I'm heading for Security, I spot another flight on the monitor, this one leaving in half an hour. I march directly to the gate counter; there's a long line, but it's moving at a very efficient pace. Once up front just a couple of minutes later, I'm greeted with a big smile (I know - right! Wasn't expecting that!) Flight's pretty full and there's already a few folks on the wait list, but she'll see what she can do. She warned me she wouldn't know until last minute, but was kind enough to check in with me several times while I waited, making sure I knew she hadn't forgotten about me. And lo and behold, she came through for me. Last minute, just before they closed the doors, but I was on that plane, no ticket switching charge, in a window seat no less, and to top it off, it was direct - only 2 hours long. Thank you Southwest lady! Not for just doing your job but being so darn nice about it.\n\nOh yeah, did get another choice quote from a flight attendant as we came in for landing:\n\"Thank you for flying Southwest. Your flight today was sponsored by: Sally's House of Plaid, where if you're sad, it's time to wear plaid... And Little Johnny's Sewer Service, where your number two is our number one.\" WTF?
__label__3 I really like Southwest Airlines.  While not fancy, they do exactly what they are supposed to do -  get you where you are going safely and efficiently - with your luggage!\n\n- Great customer service as well as friendly staff and crew\n\n- Inexpensive flights with frequent time slots to choose from, as well as super easy online check-in\n\n- No charge for two - count 'em TWO checked bags.  Yep, I can shop as much as I want at my destination and still drag it all home\n\n- OK, parents will not like me for this one - families with children are not given priority boarding before everyone, but are slotted between the A and B boarding groups.  There are still plenty of seats to be had for you large family types, but those of us without children are not penalized. \n\n- Wise-cracking flight attendants.  My favorite was on a flight to Vegas.  When it was time to collect the service items prior to landing the attendant on the speaker said \"OK people, pass all your cups and glasses to the aisle - we are not going to fly around all day so you can drink\"  Hahaha!
__label__0 I'm disappointed that I left SJ, CA without any problems. But leaving Phoenix AZ I was charged 50 dollars for my luggage be 4 pounds over weight.  I left AZ with exactly what I left home with if not less.  Thanks for nothing Southwest. This is totally BS
__label__2 Decent store with knowledgeable staff but the prices are a bit higher than other stores. One employee recommended a collar that really helped with our dog that was a puller.\n\nEveryone is friendly. There is a huge selection of many things for many pets. The prices are not bad but a touch high.\n\nBut Banfield. Don't do it. Avoid them. My aunt had awful experiences with \"the plan\" for their old dog. She was pressured into expensive treatments, they would sometimes not do ones she wanted, and it wasn't exactly cheap. Our experience was the same. We bought 1 year to try it, and canceling took a few tries. They pressured us to do more than we normally would have. And the \"savings\" included hundreds of dollars in services that most people would not buy.\n\nCome here to get your pet some exercise in the summer. Get food, litter, check sale prices, visit the partnered pet rescue people, maybe grab a treat or toy for your pet. But Banfield felt even higher pressure than our last car purchase.
__label__2 Always packed to the walls on the weekends so plan accordingly. As usual, no gourmet pizza here of course but I still love coming here because they make a super tasty pizza! It reminds me of my childhood.
__label__4 We came in here during a Yelp event and just wanted to draft a quick review. Julia was there for the event and gave us a very interesting class on chocolates and how she got started in the chocolate business. She was very upbeat and was very interesting.  She's accomplished a lot in her life. \n\nWhile at the event we were able to be lucky enough to sample 3 of her delicious desserts including the passion fruit cake, red velvet cake, and a chocolate moose while drinking a wonderful chocolate martini. Man they were just awesome!!! I know my wife was in heaven and we will make this a regular stop next time we are in the Biltmore!!
__label__3 Pros: Super sweet and delicious cakes, ice cream, and truffles.  \n\nCons: It can be a tad bit too sweet for me, after a couple bites I'm done.\n\nRed Velvet cake is definitely my favorite and so is their washroom - mirrors everywhere and very clean.
__label__3 I've had both breakfast and lunch here & it's pretty good.  Tasty food, reasonable prices (be sure to ask for 10% senior discount if that applies to you), and friendly servers who refill water as needed without asking and are good about getting special requests (non-cholesterol egg substitute, dry toast) correct.  The only thing that I don't like is that portion sizes seem to vary considerably from one visit to the next.  I usually order the same things, and my breakfast omelet and hash browns often fill a large platter, but on the next visit they barely take up 1/2 of a small platter.  Fries can be overflowing the lunch plate or look like just a handful & sandwiches are sometimes stuffed with meat and cheese and other times pretty skimpy-looking.  Overall, I like it, it's close by, parking is easy, and they seat people quickly, even when there is a crowd.
__label__4 I have been going to Happy Cleaners for quite a long time now and felt compelled to give them a review.  I can honestly say that we have NEVER been disappointed with the quality of the work.  Our dry cleaning is well priced and ALWAYS perfect!  We have had several other services including tailoring and alterations and we are surprised by the low price and quality of work.\n\nWhile you may find similar pricing and quality, what I challenge you to find is friendlier service.  It seems like service has become something of a lost art, but not at Happy Cleaners!  How rare is it to go into a business where they actually great you with a smile and call you by name every time you come in.  They are simply over the top and they will have me as a customer as long as they are in business.  \n\nHappy Cleaners is a perfect example of how a small business should be run!  I would highly recommend that you try them out!
__label__0 Sadly, I would give this company 0 stars, but that is not an option.  I needed an immediate repair through my home warranty Old Republic.  This is the one company that had time to do it right away.  The \"receptionist\" aka owner Debra was extremely rude to my husband while scheduling the appointment.  She diagnosed the issue over the phone and said the dishwasher stopped working because we used liquid detergent (made for dishwashers.)  She then proceeded to tell us that the tech (I believe to be her husband) could not call us before his arrival as he doesn't get cell service in the Chandler area!  WTF?  She said he could show up any time between 10am and 6pm and if we weren't there waiting for them that they would leave a note on the door and not be able to service the appliance.  Tech arrives, answers cell phone while here, so apparently cell phone does work.......speaks with Debra and complains about the last customer in front of me.  He was rude and unprofessional.  When I told him I had already made a complaint to the home warranty company about Debra's service his response was \"I'm not worried about that\".  I'm in real estate and LOVE Old republic home warranty.  I called the warranty company immediately and informed them of the situation.  They told me that this company will likely be removed from their list of providers for service.  Let's hope so.  I will follow up with Old Republic to be sure that this company does not get business sent their way when they obviously don't deserve it.  By the way............the repairs he made did not fix the problem, now the warranty company has to send a second company out to make the repairs.  Save yourself the headache and call a different company.  If you have a home warranty and they give your work order~ it is your right to decline this company and request another form their list of providers.  I have used this warranty company for many years for myself and for my clients.  This is the first negative experience I have had with one of their contractors, so I am confident that ORHW will discontinue their business relationship with Protech Appliance and Repair.  Spend your $$$ with a company that appreciates your business.
__label__0 To bad I can't give less then a 1 star.This place is unreal I haven't been here 1 time where I didn't have to wait more then 2 hours..I'm here right now waiting for my son's temp cap to get put on and it's taken over 2 hours just for a temp! Not to mention its the second temp due to the fact they screwed up the permenent tooth! This is not the first time either THIS PLACE SUX... Do ur self a favor and drive out to the Goodyear Bright Now Dental they are MUCH better like by a mile! These people do not care about how much of ur time they waist...They just say oh 20 more mins...20 more mins till ur here all damn day..Why lie if it's gonna take 2 hours just say so and I'll leave and come back they lie ..yep I just checked n again 30 mins after they told me 20 more mins now 5 more mins that will really be 20MINS RUDE!
__label__3 Subway is typically a good respectable place for a quick sandwich.  This location is as well.  Fast, cheap, and tasty.  Good location right off  of Higley and Pecos.
__label__3 good location.  MAKE MORE CHOC CHIP COOKIES!  this location never has any, but has lots of the kind nobody seems to buy (cranberry, raspberry).  give the people what they want!!  i swear some a-hole comes in and buys the entire tray of choc chip cookies every day.
__label__0 Nancy Erdmann was very rude and insensitive. I felt rushed.  Sadly, I'm someone that's going through a tough time health wise and I'm just looking for a good doctor to listen and help me.  The search continues...
__label__4 I am so happy that people love Picazzo's  This restaurant has been a part of my life for the past 6 years.  I have nothing but positive things to say about the service, food and atmosphere!\n\nIf you are looking for a wonderful patio to meet your friends on for a drink-- look no further than Picazzo's in Tempe!!!!
__label__0 Well, let me just say I really love this food, but now when I have to wait 45 minutes for it. Their \"pasta machine\" broke. GREAT.
__label__4 I absolutely love this place and desire to eat every meal I can hear because it is so healthy and the juice bar is phenomenal.!.
__label__2 I would love to give more stars as the food was amazing, but the service was excruciatingly slow. Enough so that I'm afraid I won't be back as I only get an hour for lunch and this was 90 mins. We tried everything to express to the server we were in a hurry, to no avail. I will definitely order to go, or maybe sit at the bar, but sadly can't count on enjoying a nice lunch on the patio.
__label__3 I always get in and out pretty fast.  The servers have always been very friendly.
__label__1 Started with a physically and verbally pissed guy for having to work OT, so they changed techs after I objected to his attitude, then the owner said he would take care of me. In the end he charged me full price and kept asking for a tip. Spa treatments are to be relaxing. Hindsight I should of just left.
__label__4 Holy cow, their food is outstanding, but their tortillas are the best in PHX, home of the best Mexican food in the US...that is saying a lot, I know, but please check them out for yourself. I'm going back to PHX soon for the first time since moving away, and Carolina's will be my first stop. I'm salivating just writing this review. Truly awesome!!!
__label__1 Overrated. Don't go out of your way. The tortillas are better than most places but the entire dishes are not special. If you are in the neighborhood its worth a stop but don't make a special trip.
__label__4 The best! if your in the area, you got to stop by carolina's. you won't be disappointed in any of the food! definitely a fast reliable, and reasonable place to regularly go to
__label__1 There were six of us who went just after the lunch crowd was over.  My first impression is that the place could use a good scrubbing.  Also, the girl taking our order at the counter had zero personality.\nI ordered menudo which was some of the best that I have had.  My husband and I also ordered the tamale platter.  We both ordered beef tamales.  We each got one beef, one corn.  They were just okay.  I am glad that all of our orders came out in styrofoam \"to go\" containers even though we were eating there, because I saw everyone getting their orders of cheap, flimsy paper plates that ended up being soggy.  One couple ordered tostadas.  There was more lettuce than beans or cheese.\nI can tell you that I will never go back.  The food is definitely not authentic.
__label__1 The food is Burger King food. I don't have high expectations regarding quality. I do however expect that customer service will be at least up to par with other fat food joints. \n\nThis morning, i pulled in to grab a quick sandwich before a long day of meetings. After the car in front of me got done ordering, i pulled up to the menu, and was greeted in the normal fashion. Provided my order and got a \"thank you\". No total. No instructions to pull forward. So I pulled forward. Then the wait started....3 minutes......5 minutes....*shuts off engine*.....7 minutes before the person in front of me was presented with their order.....then more waiting, as the car and the girl in the window carry on a conversation lasting approximately 2 minutes.\n\nWhen I finally got to the window. The employee asks \"What did you want on that again?\". I was a little taken back and said \"So, my order has not been put in yet?\". She snapped at me in a very matter-of-fact tone \"NO\".  Had she seemed even remotely understanding i would have just placed my order at the window. Instead I placed my money back into my pocket and began to pull away. At which point I received a very sarcastic \"Byeeeeee\".\n\nFor the Owners/Manager/Operators: There is very little that distinguishes your food from the other fast-food joints. I don't go because it's better. I go because it's convenient to where I am at any given time. I will, however, give my business to locations that provide stellar customer service. If you aren't communicating the need for customer service to your employees, you are failing. If your employees are not providing at LEAST a minimum of proper customer service, then they are failing you, and your bottom line. \n\nI won't be going back to this location any longer for food, drinks, or the occasional shake anymore.
__label__0 This is not a medical facility if you are looking for long term management of your health.  I can't even say they are very reactive to any issues.  Instead, you will find that you wait in the lobby for much longer than you are treated.  Average wait time for me over the course of two years was about 20-30 minutes past the appointment time.  Average time waiting in personal room, another 15 minutes.  Average time speaking with \"doctor\" or nurse practitioner  10 minutes.  \n\n30 minutes of waiting and 10 minutes of service.  The final straw was being charged 84  dollars to wait 30 minutes (the average) and then 2 minutes to pick up a prescription refill.  \n\nWhile many others may have had a better experience, I can not stand for the services and treatment received.  Don't keep going to this place if you hate it.  YOU HAVE OPTIONS!
__label__4 Friendly & great service.  It is a 30 minute ride for me but well worth it!
__label__3 Holy Crap Batman!  This place was shoulder to shoulder packed around lunchtime on a Wednesday! \n\nWhy, I guess it's because they have everything it the world you might want and at \"almost free\" prices.\n\nIt's the exact same layout as the one on Roosevelt and 16th st, but there's less parking.\n\nThis place is a complete and total assault on your senses from the second you walk in.  Norteno music on the PA, the every 15 seconds someone YELLS for something in Spanish on the PA.  Wild decorations all over the place. Everything is on sale so of course you need a bright colored sign for every single item.\n\nGood news is that I saw a few signs in English and one of the three employees I spoke with there spoke English, score!
__label__1 A real dump as far as Del Taco locations go. The Bus Stop out front provides a steady stream of degenerates coming in and out. Fairly clean inside and the food was average for a Del Taco, but the service was SLOW. I wish I could type slower to emphasize just how S-L-O-W it really is here. =O)
__label__0 One of the WORST pharmacies ever!  I live near here (for many years) and have used them ONLY because of the location.  I am now moving ALL my prescriptions elsewhere.... EVERY SINGLE TIME I go to refill a med I have been on since 1999 IT IS NOTHING BUT A MAJOR HASSLE !   They can't seem to co-ordinate their phone system with their email system etc.  I only recently found out that THEY USE A CALL CENTER WHICH IS A HUGE PART OF THE PROBLEM !   Last time I went to refill they kept trying to blame my Dr.s office and when I called my Dr. they have this same issue with Walgreens ALL THE TIME !   I AM SO SICK OF DEALING WITH THEM THERE I AM MOVING EVERYTHING TO THE CLOSEST CVS to me.  I called CVS to see if they use a 'call center' for their scripts and they DO NOT.   I HATE THIS WALGREENS,   AND  there is a pharmacy tech there who has a REALLY BAD ATTITUDE all the time!   When you call this store you don't realize that you are actually NOT talking to the store... but to a call center nowhere near your store that you THOUGHT you were talking to !!!   INCOMPETENCE AT ITS FINEST IN MY OPINION which is based on 13 years of history with them !
__label__1 This place is a chain, so I'll keep this brief.  The burgers are just ok.  Nothing special and definitely don't come anywhere near my Best Burgers of Phoeinx list.  \n\nI had the Royal Burger or whatever it is called.  Look, it's the one with the egg on it ok?  Anyway, the egg is way too done.  I'd prefer over easy or medium at the most, but this sucker was way over hard.  Not a fan so I 86ed the thing.  Way too much mayo on it too.  The fries are decent, mozarella sticks too.  Nothing amazing here.  I did enjoy the chocolate shake though.\n\nThe two times I have been to this location the service has been pretty poor.  Nothing I'm in the mood to get into right now, but the hostess was lame and the waitress subpar.\n\nFunny tip: when they ask if you've been to a Red Robin before.  Say no.  They all over react like it's the craziest thing that you've never been to a Red Robin before.  I don't see the big deal if you haven't and their reaction is annoying, but now that you know what they'll do it is fun to mess with them and see how they over react.\n\nWant great burgers?  See my list of Phoenix's best burgers. Try one of those places and you won't be disappointed.
__label__2 Typical Red Robin, so not much to say. The rib tips are crappy, but the beer was nice and cold.
__label__1 Expensive. I was charged close to ten bucks for a bean burrito and a carne asada. Really? Taco Bell is next door!\n\nThe food was just okay. Very skimpy with the meat, and it felt like I was eating plain tortilla.\n\nHeads up - drive through takes a minute. It's fresh though. Don't think I'd be back.
__label__4 I had received a flat tire yesterday and went to Costcos tire center at first because I had been there before. He told me they didn't have my tire in stock but to go to a discount tire and printed me a quote so they could match that price. They had said $175 for one tire. I knew that 3 of my tires would need replacing as well considering they are old. When I arrived here he agreed that I would need 3 and asked me if I had a price range I wanted to stick in, me being in sales appreciated that because it didn't make me feel pressured or being up sold. I gave him the quote from Costco and immediately said I will give you a better deal then that. Needless to say I only paid $219 for 3 tires! Awesome service and it took less than 30 minutes. I now know where I will be coming in the future for my tires!
__label__0 I ordered the medium size box single entree, and right off the bat the woman behind the counter raised her voice and said \" I do not have that size!\" Even though they have a medium size box sitting on the counter for reference. \n\nShe said \" you can order two small boxes, they hold the same amount of food.\" I asked how much the medium box cost, she said 6 dollars. I asked how much two small boxes cost, said 7 dollars. \n\nHmmm... So you want to charge me MORE for the same amount of food, because YOU don't have the right size box? The woman behind the counter didn't see anything wrong with yelling and insisting that he had to charge me more for the same amount of food. \n\nI'm sorry, but it's not the customers fault that you don't have the size they ordered, don't make them pay more for it. And more importantly do not yell at them for it. I was being completely respectful, never yelled back. I've never had someone just come out and yell at me over something so simple. TERRIBLE customer service. I told her Id go somewhere else.\n\nShe went on to try and embarrass me as I left, turning to the people she disturbed eating asking loudly \"what does she not understand?\"  I heard this, as I got to the door, and I explained to her again, that she is trying to charge me more for the same amount of food. \n\nTerrible terrible customer service, surprised any business would want someone like that dealing with the customers.
__label__3 Yay for good Blockbusters.  There is one way closer to the house, but their selection sucks, the people are rude, and it's just plain ghetto.  This location is very large and has a great selection.  I think their selection is better than most.  The employees we have interacted with have always been very friendly and have a good sense of humor.  We actually have the Blockbuster online thing (think Netflix) and it works fantastically.  Whenever we come here to use one of our in-store exchanges, we are always in and out of there very quickly.  The other location seemed to have difficulties with that.  Anyway, this is my favorite Blockbuster in the valley.  The two reasons I subtracted one star is the awful parking lot, and I wish it were a bit closer to my house.
__label__3 This is a really good restaurant!  A must try for people who like Korean food!\n\nFavorites: Bulgogi with lettuce wraps and chap chae\n\nI really want to go back to try the karaoke here.
__label__2 This is the best Pho I've had in Scottsdale!  Now, as far as Pho goes, it's mediocre. The broth is good, but the quantity is small and price high!  It's seems as if they are scared to give you a good sized portion of noodles and meat. I get irked when I sped over $8 for Pho and I'm not stuffed. I think they do try hard here, but get away with the poor sizing and simple taste because they can!  \n\nThe staff is attentive ms friendly. Overall, give it a shot and order extra noodles and meatballs to get full!
__label__3 Nice family run restaurant. Fresh ingredients well prepared. \nLove the spring rolls - loaded with fresh herbs and shrimp. Pho - well done. Good noodle dishes and most entrees shine as well. \nI prefer this place for lunch or carryout, it is very quiet at dinner time, food is still very good - but the overall ambiance is somewhat depressing.
__label__1 Okay - so let's start this off right... We went to see Ziggy Marley concert there last night & the music/entertainment was amazing!!\n\nOkay - on to the rest... 1st of all the parking for this event was ridiculous! Only saw one staffer that finally closed a gate & was there to tell people to move on past a full parking lot, but all other areas were a ghost town with no direction, no communication on where else to park. We were all driving around like crazy people. You would think with the amount of money made from ticket sales, they would be able to afford to put a little more into an event like this. Guess not!?! \n\nLet's head inside... only accepts cash at the outside bar - again ridiculous! Then when we moseyed on over to the inside bar (Radio Bar) - what horrible service, actually that's not all true because we never got service! We were patient, held out hand graciously, we tried just to say what we wanted in hopes that one of only 3 bartenders would pay attention, but there was blatant ignoring going on & we were in the front, on the bar... Needless to say - we decided that we would get faster service at our Home Bar inside our kitchen 35 minutes away - so we left & it was a great decision to finish with a nightcap on our couch talking about the evenings awesome Ziggy Marley Entertainment!\n\nFort McDowell Casino you have some work to do!!
__label__0 No more $1 beers and lowered crown credits! Don't bother going to this shit hole. It has gone way downhill in the last few months. Machines are outdated and now my favorite quarter machines that actually have a bonus feature were changed to a penny denomination. Won't be back! Poor return for what your bet is. Virtually impossible to even win a little to keep playing. Take your business to Casino Arizona!
__label__3 It's very smokey but I love the true non smoking section for bingo. Bingo is great here.
__label__1 Free soda beverages which is nice, but that was the only real positive I experienced here.  Was incredibly smokey inside (even for a casino) and coming home doused in smoke wasn't too pleasant.  \n\nAnother minor annoyance was upon sighing up for the awards program, which we were generously given $10 of free slot play, were only to be used on certain crown-marked slot machines.  These machines were few and far between and usually were being utilized by people who didn't appear to be stepping any time soon. \n\nOverall, probably my least favorite casino Ive visited in the Phoenix-area.  I wont sat I wont ever go back, but I wont be making the trip out there any time soon.
__label__4 I love this place!  It is my \"go to\" when my husband is out of town. The Chicken Souvlaki plate is my favorite!  I went to My Big Fat Greek Restaurant last night and the Souvlaki wasn't nearly as good as Mr. Gyros, and it cost almost twice as much! I live in Anthem but am originally from the Detroit area, where there was huge Greektown, so am very familiar with how the food should be. The Chicken Souvlaki plate comes with a very nice, fresh Greek salad with generous feta cheese, two big juicy scewers of chicken, a nice portion of rice and a fabulous pita bread...yum!  If you call ahead they will have your carryout order hot and ready! Support your local eatery, and you won't be disappointed! The service is always pleasant and the place is clean!
__label__2 Small place with good service.  They do have Thrifty ice cream and is a reason alone to go there.  The gyro was ok.  It was lacking flavor and sauce.  They serve Pepsi products which I feel is generic.  It's close to home and would go back and try something else.
__label__4 Tucked away next to the Subway's in a shopping center at Dobson and Main is this FANTASTIC place !!  My wife and I live in Prescott Valley, and there isn't a Chinese restaurant there that deserves to be called Chinese.  Waaayyyy different story here.  They have an AZ Menu for those used to \"Americanized\" Chinese food and the Hong Kong menu for the REAL DEAL.  When we arrived at 2:15 p.m. the place was jammed and thankfully, most of the patrons were Chinese!!  That's the first \"tell\" that you have a good place.  Secondly, the Hong Kong Menu had 4 times the number of pages than the AZ Menu - -also a good sign.  My wife and I ordered 5 dishes, which amazed the waitress.  After we explained about where we lived and that there will be a takeout order as well as the leftovers, she was very happy and understood.  We had the crispy tofu, steamed chicken with vegetables, beef stew hot pot, combo chow mien and beef with XO sauce.  Everything was fantastic.  The sauce that came with the crispy tofu was a house specialty and really added a lot to a normally bland dish.  We used the same sauce on the steamed chicken, which was quite tasty by itself.  Beef with XO sauce was initially spicy, but tamed down the more of it you ate.  The  beef stew hotpot - one of the best I had anywhere and  the combo chow mein was above par.  We did have a large amount left over, which was packed to go with our added order for beef stew noodle soup, wonton noodle soup and Yangchou fried rice.  Haven't yet tried those, as it was only yesterday that we went.  However, I have no doubt that they will be even more delectable, as soup only gets better with time.  We will definitely be back.
__label__4 Our go-to place for Chinese food in the Mesa/Tempe area! We love their Mongolian dishes, vegetable fried rice, kung pao, brown rice, Etc etc! Always great service & amazing prices!
__label__1 Went in on a weekday around 4pm. There were four other tables, three of which were already served when we came in and one that was seated after us, a party of two looking to spend around $40. \n\n26 minutes later, and we still has not been asked our order. We had our menus closed and were waiting to spend our money. \n\nAlas, the Chinese wait staff served the Chinese customers who came in after us, so we ended up leaving and spending money elsewhere. \n\nIf you can wait more than 26 minutes to be checked on, and tolerate differential service that appears based on skin color and appearance, maybe this place is for you. It's not for us and I've removed it from my restaurant rotation. We'll have no problem finding solid Asian fare in this town.
__label__2 Dollar Rent-A-Car requires you to fill up within 10 miles of the airport and show your receipt.  I used the GasBuddy app to find the cheapest gas in the area, and this Circle K fit the bill!
__label__0 Had a cat emergency, told by local vet to go straight there this morning. Arrived 10 mins to 8am, vet had already left and was told they were closing. Their hours are posted as closing at 8. Receptionist called vet to see if she would come back and would not. What kind of emergency clinic is this??? I'm new to area too so it's not like I know where to go. Had to go across town to another clinic.
__label__2 Tips are in cash please. (First sign I read) \nWow we could put that sign up In my restaurant. Also a sign that says 20% is the tipping percentage lol!\n\nIt's cheap and empty.  Everyone was asleep when I arrived.  I said, hello. And then again a little louder till they woke.  I needed 3 fixes and a fill $20 they told me.  Ok sounds cheap. Sure!\n\nAs I sit in a chair listening to elevator music, I start falling asleep. Not because I was relaxed but out of boredom.  The tv was on also but in a language that wasn't English.  So that was annoying.  And I couldn't fall asleep because the constant lip smacking of my guy manicurist.  Also he kept hurting me with the nail file.  I think I said ouch 3 times in all.  He was sweet but jeez.  \n\nI mean my nails turned out great but they could use some pointers on how to make the place a little more inviting.   \nI have a nail salon I normally go to and I'll continue to go to but they are under renovation.  I guess this will do for now.
__label__0 Make sure you read the \"Filtered\" review to get the REAL truth about this \"dentist\"... Ain't censorship grand? You write a review to warn people about some thieving fraud, and the review gets \"filtered\"....
__label__0 I called in advance to make sure they were in network with Metlife. I was told that they were and gave them all of my insurance information. I was a new patient, and my insurance covers 1 yearly checkup with x-rays and 2 cleanings a year 100% with no copays.  After my cleaning I was informed that I had $115 charge for the cleaning. I asked why and was told that I had a PPO plan (which I knew) and that I could pick anyone I wanted but that they only got paid 80% on \"their status.\"  In other words, they were not in network.  Two weeks later I received a bill for another $57 dollars.  So now they want $172 copay after my insurance already paid several hundred dollars. I had no unusual procedures, just a regular cleaning. The doctor was great, but clearly his administrative staff have no clue what they are doing when it comes to insurance. I could have seen many other doctors without insurance and paid the $79.99 new patient cleaning and x-rays fee, with no insurance and saved money. \n\nI have left a message for the office regarding the additional $57 which I have no intention of paying as $167 dollar copay on a several hundred dollar cleaning (after they billed my insurance) is ridiculous. I am still waiting for a return phone call. \n\nThe doctor and the dental staff were great, don't get me wrong, they just need to hire some people who know who they are in network with and not just roll the dice with new patients.
__label__0 I have been going to glad nails for over 5 years now and usually had a ok- great pedi depending on the nail tec. Last month I received horrible service and pedi. It was done by one of the male tecs. He performed the wrong pedi and told me that I could not change to the sea salt one because he already put lotion on my leg. Then he put the wrong color on. No tip and never will be back. Just found a new nail salon on Happy Valley Rd.  They are awesome and use hot rocks in their pedi service.
__label__1 I don't know if I trust these people 100%.  We had a compressor motor go out and they replaced that and we signed up for a service, a day later we heard a knocking and the when the motor was replaced the fan was misaligned so they had to come back out and fix it and they said they thought it was like that before.\n\n6 months later when my 2nd check up came (free under the service agreement) they came out and I wasn't home and they told my wife they we were low on coolant and there was a leak in our condenser.   They just wrote on the receipt leaky in the compressor needs new unit call us $5k.\n\nI never called but they sent me a brochure in the mail a couple weeks later.\n\nOf course now I'm paranoid but the AC has been working fine.
__label__2 I've been here coupla times in the past week or so.  It's a nice clean store, nothing special, pretty helpful clerks, good selection, average prices.  There is a nice big parking lot so you can always park close.
__label__0 THIS PLACE IS HORRIBLE. Out of the \"nightly special\", which was, ribs. Strike one. Waitress for some weird reason thought we ordered already when we hadn't. Just getting water to the table was an issue. Strike 2. While waiting for our dinner, we decided to visit the salad bar and there was an empty ranch container. So we waited for that to be refilled. Then we waited 35 min to get our dinner & the chicken was cold. Strike 3. If I were the owner I'd fire my entire staff and that goofy GM and start fresh. Not going back.
__label__1 It took 34 minutes from the time we ordered to the time we received 5 small shakes.  And when the girl arrived at the car, she didn't know which shake was which.
__label__0 UPDATE: Someone (who just joined Yelp btw) sent me an extremely abusive email via Yelp re: my negative review. Whoever this person is, firstly, doesnt speak/write english properly, and secondly, makes threats that are ridiculous (I.e Tina will kick my ass if I ever went back to her cafe?!) Are you kidding me?! First of all, i will never ever go back there, unless I'm needed by the Health Dept. to testify against this establishment, and second, don't ever threaten me, especially when I'm giving my honest opinion. Have you heard of freedom of speech? Sounds like Tina has a posse, but that is all she'll ever have when she loses her business due to dubious business practices! \n\nHands down, absolutely the worst dining experience I've ever had. We only stayed because we were already there, and I had purchased a Groupon, wow what a waste. We sat down, and weren't even acknowledged for at least 10min. Then, the menus came about 20min later. So, about 30min of total wasted time. Maybe they were hoping we would read the disgustingly dirty book that was on the table on Ethiopia? It's a great idea, until you realize it's not practical at all for a restaurant. Forget that our copy was from 1964. I'm sure even Ethiopia has changed since then. \n\nMoving on to the ambiance/decor. Absolutely, disgusting and dirty. It's old, owner's kids were playing in and out of the kitchen (hello??), the kids' high chair (which was a regular high chair, not a restaurant style) was so disgusting, I had no idea what to do with my baby. \n\nFood. OMG. The amount of food you get is meager. I'm not kidding. It's a tiny little portion, probably about 3 tablespoons? It came out cold and it looked like someone had thrown it up. I had ordered the biggest plate that combined most of the foods (which by the way, there are only 15 on the menu, and they were out of 4 of them), and my husband had ordered his own plate. After we patiently waited for the food, the server (who had no idea what was going on) came out and asked us if it's ok for them to put my husband's order on my plate. What? Why? But we said \"fine\" b/c frankly, we wanted to just leave! In any case, the amount of my food was reduced by what my husband's food took up as space, which is not much, believe me. The quality of the food was just subpar. Cold, not tasty and lacking in meat.The \"bread\" was wet and sour, and I don't believe that's how ethiopian bread is. Some entries were beef and chicken, but you wouldn't have known it if it wasn't indicated on the menu. There were probably 2-3 TINY pieces of chicken/beef over all, I'm not kidding. (I wonder if it's b/c I told them we had a Groupon in advance, and they just gave us a tiny amount of cold food with no apparent presence of meat.) \n\nService was just horrible, and the girl (was she the owner, or maybe the owner's daughter?) who waited on us at first, had no people or service skills. The boy who came in late apparently, was out second server, and he mentioned it was his second day, so he had absolutely no idea what to do. It was so sad to watch, really. The woman was just awkward. I wondered if there was something behind the scenes (in the kitchen) we weren't aware of, that was making the people working there completely incapacited. I also thought that if this restaurant can survive, anyone can be in the restaurant business apparently. \n\nI have traveled a lot, and am open to and love other cultures (I, myself, am not American), but this was by far not a tolerable or pleasant experience in any way. Looking at their website, you would think they are a well-established and clean business  but make no mistake, they are absolutely not. I am actually surprised they are still operating, and have a license. My husband and I wondered how long they will stay open, he gave them a month (but I have no idea how long they've been open for already.) Either way, we will NEVER ever go back there and waste another dollar. Please don't waste your money.
__label__0 Tina needs to get a dose of reality. After I was harassed and verbally abused for leaving a negative review, Tina responded to it as well (my original review). Note to to you, Tina: our Groupon was NOT expired! So I'm not sure what your rant was about. In any case, I was really hoping this awful experience will be just left alone, but it seems like Tina and her workers can't get pass the reality of the situation, and the fact that there may be some customers who enjoy the disgusting atmosphere and undercooked and cold food, but there are also many, like me, who didn't enjoy anything about this (so called) restaurant, and will never go back! Newsflash to you, Tina&Co...This is no way to conduct business and it never be acceptable, here in the U.S. If these abusive tactics work in Ethiopia, they certainly do not here and will get you business shut down sooner than you can send another nasty email. I actually feel sorry for you b/c you seem to have fooled a lot of people with your what it seems to be a very bi-polar attitude. If you ever contact me again, whether is by sending me another unacceptable and harassing email, or by responding in an abusive way, I will contact a few of the authorities that might want to look into your business (health Dept, the police), in addition to contacting some TV stations..believe me, this will be a good story for them! You are lucky I haven't done this yet b/c make no mistake, I am relentless if I want to get something done.
__label__0 Food = mehh, service = subpar, what else is there to say? \nSave your money. You'll be happy you did.\n\nI know i'm asking for Tina to stalk and insult me on Yelp by posting this bad review, but Tina, the truth shall set you free. You can choose to accept it and change your restaurant's operating policies, or you can ignore everyone and struggle to make things work.
__label__4 We had a delightful early dinner on Saturday at Tina's!  The food was fantastic and we loved the laid back family atmostphere.  My daughter was with a friend and I and even she loved the food.  We spent quite a while having the unique experience of conversation and learning of this culture!  We all three cant wait to go back for yumminess and a warm atmosphere!  thanks Tina!
__label__2 OK, so I moved to the neighborhood recently and finally found the time/energy/will power to go to the gym.  I used to frequent the 48th St/Chandler Blvd location and am now wishing I still could.  A couple points:\n\n1. There is no towel service.  What gym doesn't have towel service?  I had to drive back home to get one so the person behind me didn't have to bathe in my grossness.\n\n3. They close at 10pm.  This is way too early.  11pm I could understand, but a gym should really be open until midnight.  Not only that, but when the lights suddenly went out in the middle of our basketball game, we kept playing because nobody came to tell us to leave.  I only found out the hours after I checked the website at home.  Weird!\n\nOther than that, it's a gym.  You lift heavy things and run in place.  You wait for a machine.  You feel good about yourself when you go, but you don't go that often.  Fortunately, you don't have a contract.
__label__0 I became a member of LA Fitness in the beginning of October. The original sign-up was very pleasant, and I was offered the 'free' personal training session for the following day. Although I declined this, the club insisted I enjoy my free session, so I agreed. I was trained the following day, by two trainers who were overly friendly during the session. After we finished the training, I thanked them so I could carry on with my own workout. They instead brought me into their 'office' area for a hard sale. The two trainers began their very rude and hard sales tactics to get me to sign up for personal training. I thanked them, and said that I actually have a good friend who trains me, and I had originally declined their free training for that reason. The main trainer continued to attempt to hard sell me, badgering me and using my insecurities on why I joined the gym, against me. The trainer even 'pretended' to get his manager on the phone and offer me a very 'special' discount, where the trainer fees are removed, and I only pay the base price. Again, I thanked them for their time, and again said I would have to think over the personal training offer. The trainer would not let off, and finally I simply had to walk out of the gym and remove myself from this situation. Due to their tactics, I did not sign up for any personal training sessions, not wanting to pay the gym for, and subject myself to, an hour of this behavior. The next few times I went to the gym, these trainers were generally rude, and I continually saw them watching my workout and seemingly 'judging' it negatively.\n\nThis is not the end. I had originally signed up for 2 month membership, as I was moving out of the area the beginning of December. The two month membership was prepaid by me the day I signed-up, via debit card. At the end of November, I started seeing charges to my account for monthly memberships and personal training sessions. This was also a problem since I had recently removed all funds from the account, to place in another checking account. I had all but closed this account, and therefore also received 'insufficient funds' fees from my bank. I had to call the gym and speak with the account manager twice before she fixed anything; this was with my pushing her along. She did not sound at all surprised that they had 'accidentally' charged my account; as if this is common practice. I then had to follow-up with her that they had removed the monthly charges, and taken my card off file (which should never have been in their files). I then had to follow-up with my bank twice to credit my account the overdraft fees. \n\nI have been told by others, including friends, professionals, and my personal banker, that they have heard this and the banker has closed more accounts for customers due to this unsatisfactory gym practice, than for any other reason. I felt that I had a duty to find an appropriate course of action to make the gym accountable for their gross sales and accounting actions, negligent or intentional!\n\nDon't patronize establishments who buid a business this way! There are too many good gyms out there.
__label__0 Major disappointment. \n\nI've visited a handful of different LA Fitness' locations in the valley and this is BY FAR the worst one I've been to.  I consider LA Fitness to be a pretty solid chain gym and this location is simply not up to par . The gym is small and the equipment appears outdated.  Needless to say I probably won't be returning if I happen to be in the area.
__label__1 Here's the deal. I come here on occasion to read or study when I don't feel like doing it at home or don't feel like driving to ASU. The staff is alright, not top notch though. I hate to say it but more than once i've gotten lost in their shuffle and confusion and I end up feeling like an idiot while I wait for my drink in the middle of the lobby. They are sometimes not that organized and clearly they have an issue delegating the cleaning duties because the place is ALWAYS dirty. Bathroom included. Even the few times I was there in the early morning, I had to wipe my table first before sitting with my laptop. \n\nI don't hate this place, they try to run the drive thru efficiently so it seems like a lot of their attention is diverted to that, which leaves the walk in folks a little neglected. I would venture to say that they are understaffed and that to me is a cheap management issue. The location is ok, however coming out of the driveway to make a left on to Bethany Home is a NIGHTMARE. During mornings and afternoons going out back toward the I-17 is almost impossible. you have to come out on 35th avenue and stop at the night and make a left, which sucks because oncoming traffic northbound still makes you wait to make that turn. In essence, there is no easy way in or out of this location. Drinks are fine, tea is good. About all I can say about that. \n\nStaff seems preoccupied with the drive thru and they are not organized as other Starbucks I've been to. I come back only because it is the closest one to me and I don't want to sit in the one at the Target near my house.\n\nUPDATE: 2/22/14\n\nSo for the past few months I've been coming to this location still with my mother who is utterly addicted to the mocha frappuchinos, which she wants BEFORE and AFTER I take her to and pick her up from work. We use the drive thru for these trips for the most part. Over the past few weeks I think there's been a change in management or staff turnover again as they suddenly have \"dropped off the map\" in terms of service. \n\nOn MORE than one occasion they have been either out of venti cups or long straws, given us wrong drinks (twice), or didn't have syrup (sweetener) for the iced teas i like. Also, one guy \"joked\" with us in the drive thru that my Visa card had declined when I paid. He then said he was kidding. But that isn't funny on any level. All I want after a long day is my drinks and not sad attempts to \"joke\" about my declining Visa card (it had NOT declined, apparently that was his attempt at being funny). \n\nWe tip almost every time we go there. Lately my mother and I have had to withhold the tip from them as the service has just not warranted a tip. Even she noticed the change in her drinks recently in terms of the taste (new baristas?). We still continue to go so we don't have to go inside the Target at Christown Mall and fight light rail construction and afternoon traffic, but if the service continues to decline we may be forced to spend our hard-earned money elsewhere. Too bad really, I want to like this place more than I do right now.
__label__1 I go here often because it is close by.  It is by far NOT my favorite location.  The staff is friendly and all that.  BUT what is the deal with paper....I am NEVER given a napkin when I order food.  It is now. a game for me....I order.  If I do not get a napkin I absolutely do not tip.  I think tipping a drive thru for a basic item is ridiculous anyway....but when you cannot give me a napkin, FORGET IT.  Another paper issue...receipts wth don't you offer a receipt for every order?????  I pay cash. For a period of time I was in a situation where I could submit my receipts for reimbursement, I hate having to remember to ask for a receipt..  I lost quite a bit of money because of this.  I called their corporate...and know that there was no order from above to withhold receipts and napkins.  Its the little things that can be so annoying or make someone's day.  Smile and give someone ordering a food item a friggen napkin.  Is that tooo much to ask?  FYI...this napkin withholding occurs morning/noon/night.
__label__0 The wheels completely fell of this place!  After enduring a number of weeks here for work I finally gave up living in the slum and moved to a much better location right around the corner.  \n\nOne to many mornings with a cold shower, cigarette burnt bedding, mystery stained towels, and horrible smells in the hallways.
__label__0 Worst hotel stay in AZ! A/C could not keep room at comfortable temp. In-room kitchenette had roaches. Asked for clean towels and were told over the next 3 hours they were being cleaned.  After waiting 3+ hours, Staff said if we wanted clean towels we were to bring our dirty towels down and retrieve our own clean towels!
__label__3 This Starbucks is located on a busy street, on a busy corner in Tempe. There are plenty of places to sit outside but who wants to in AZ in the summer right?\n\nThe weekend we were there, the women's restroom had plugged up in a an ugly way but no worries, I tend ot use either one if I have to go so I popped into the men's.\n\nThe place was clean (besides the toilet) very cool and even better, the staff was very cool. It's nice to get your regular drink at a Starbucks and it tastes as good as it does at your fave Starbucks in San Diego...thanks ladies!
__label__0 Slow and understaffed.  Looked past me and took known guy behind
__label__2 Amano's is refreshing little place among the chain restaurants and strip mall Mexican food places in South Phoenix. \nIt has a laid back vibe with a touch of style. \nI love the you can see into the very clean kitchen from many locations! Pretty professional. \nThe wine list is for beginners but thats fine- they have a little of everything and at decent prices. \nSo, my friend and I live right down the road and we've been so curious about the Baseline 'wine bar,'- we stop in Friday night. \nIt's not too crowded- no wait. Professional, well dressed staff seated us promptly. \nI ordered a glass of marlborough sauvignon blanc at 6.50 a glass. \nWe were impressed with the menu and very surprised- we thought this place would be a spagetti and meat balls kind of place. \nI ended up ordering the Spinach, Sundried tomato, and Queso Fresco Pizza. ($11)\nNeesha had the Pesto stuffed chicken breast with Fettuccine Alfredo and roasted vegetables. ($17)\nWe were served bread with olive and balsamic and I have to agree with Sunny B- the balsamic was too vinegary and the bread was super tough. \nYou shouldn't eat the bread anyways- especially if you're about to have a carb feast of pasta and pizza. So, maybe this is Amano's subtle way of making actually follow my dieting rules... \nOur food came quickly- My pizza was good but its hard the go wrong with pizza. The crust was thin-ish and well seasoned, tasted fresh. The toppings were really good but I wish they would have really loaded on the spinach. \nI needed salt and pepper which they don't provide at the table and the ones our served brought me looked ancient- seriously- they were gross and not cute at all. \nThis is a cool little restaurant- bring me some fresh sea salt and pepper in a GRINDER. \nI tried some of Neesha's alfredo- which I had to generously salt, first- and it was really good. Fresh, not too rich, om nom nom. \nI love alfredo, too- So I'm not going to sugar coat here.\nThe real stand out was a roasted fresh vegtables that she got with her meal! They were to die for! Oven roasted asparagus, broccoli, green beans with a light seasoning. SO GOOD! \nThe problem here- The portion size of the veggies was TINY- we absolutely demolished it. Amano's should cut the pasta portion in half and fill it with those phenomenal veggies! \nI didn't try her chicken but it looked beautiful fresh green pesto oozing out the side of a perfectly browned chicken breast. \nShe ate the whole thing so it was probably quite good. \nI really wanted to try and creme brulee but we had boys coming over so we had to hustle home to get pretty and make our house look semi-presentable. \nGetting the check was a pain and took forever- our server forgot about us and after about 10 minutes we had to ask someone else. \nNot a huge deal but not cool either. \nI'm going to be back for sure- its a super decent place for baseline. I think my Hunny will love it and I have to try the creme brulee!
__label__0 Had a scheduled appt for these guys to come out and fix patio door-no show-no call-didn't return my call. Tells me they are independently wealthy and don't need new business.  Advice to everyone, Pass on this one when looking
__label__2 Had the place all to myself. The guy working there wasn't friendly, but still he did his job and the sandwich was good and satisfying. No complaints at about the food.\n\nGoing west on Dunlap, however doesn't make this place very accessible, and the strange orientation of the sad little strip mall didn't help. Trying to continue west after my little pit stop wasn't easy either. Oh well, I was hungry and ultimately I got what I wanted :D
__label__4 Well of course you're named after a Saint. After all, you are simply heavenly! I LOVED my visit to St. Francis. Just like I loved the first year of Charlie's Angels when Farrah was on. Just like I loved Chachi and not Joanie. Just like I love smooth and not chunky. I was honored to have a tour of St. Francis by Mr. Aaron Chamberlain himself. He pointed out the architectural details and history of his career. Right down to family serving spoons used in his grandparents restaurant embedded in to the brick near the front door. The sleek, glass garage door which opens up to Camelback. If you're sitting outside you have a panoramic view of the interior and if you're inside you get a bird's eye view of the street scape. \n\nThe second story (which is in limbo and awaiting a mural and a more defined purpose) is structurally held in place by a \"V\" shaped collection of steel rods...unfreakinreal! The birch floors on the stairs, the gravel on the patio, the maple beams, the seemless glass front table...I'm having an interior design orgasm! \n\nOh. The food? Yep! Yummers! Thin crust pizzas with a airy, pillow crust...tried an arrugula za and had one with figs! The signature salad with a homemade buttermilk dressing (DON'T THINK RANCH!)...it's so much more and the goat cheese brulee made my mouth, my tummy and my soul very happy! You can feel the love from the kitchen as well as an attentive, enthusiastic and knowledgeable staff.\n\nYou're like my foodie angel, arriving in CenPho to save fme rom Applebee's and Sweet Tomatoes! I say Halo St. Francis. Halo and welcome to the hood!
__label__3 I dig it. It reminds me of restaurants I would frequent back home in San Francisco. I found it to be a very cool spot with friendly, efficient bartenders and servers, diverse (yet relevant) menu and handsome architecture. I love the open airy-ness about the restaurant and the combination indoor-outdoor bar area.  The brick oven is impressive, the wines are exciting and the food is phenomenal.  Everything is very reasonably priced, including drinks.  Parking is valet-only, but it's complimentary. St. Francis is the perfect place for drinking wine with friends, and has definitely been added to my happy hour rotation.  It also strikes me as a great \"date\" spot. Not that I'm in any danger of needing to be concerned about that. \n\nFor as cool as this spot is, nobody there seems to be up their own a$$ about it. The ever-increasing cloud of smug I've noticed in Phoenix has definitely passed over St. Francis.
__label__1 We read so many good reviews on Yelp that we had to try this place. We took the light rail and arrived around 830pm Saturday night. \n\nThe place looked very promising with its modern indoor/outdoor blended setup. It was a full house but not too packed. We waited around 20 minutes for a table which was passed with a round of drinks from the bar. This is where the downhill slide began. A Plum Blossom was ordered from the cocktail menu. It was so sugary, it really was totally undrinkable. The two Kiltlifters ordered came with about an inch and a half to spare to the top, as if someone took some sips on the way from the bar. The glass of house white was barely acceptable. \n\nDuring our wait we had time to study the menu and decided the pumpkin soup and pepper crusted flat iron steaks would be ordered by at least two in our party. Little did we know until seated that they were out of the flat iron steak which left very limited options. \n\nWith pumpkin soup on the way along with a burger, the roasted chicken, and a flatbread, we still had high hopes. \n\nThe pumpkin soup was brought quickly. The plate was burning hot and the soup ice cold with a hardened film covering the top. We would have sent it back but our entrees arrived so soon after there  wasn't time. Apparently they pre-pour and use heat lamps. \n\nThe flat bread was just so so...very dry. The chicken was nothing to write home about. The burger was super well done (ordered medium well) and very dry. The menu states that it comes with a choice of sides but when we asked our waitress she stated that it only comes with fries. \n\nA bottle of Patz&Hall Pinot Noir was ordered for the table. Normally we love Pinot's but this one was awful. It was much too harsh. \n\nBy the end of the meal we had had enough. Dessert was offered but we politely passed. \n\nMaybe we are the sole recipients of a bad meal as the star ratings on here are very high. But in our opinion, Postino's and Maizes have nothing to worry about if this is the best St. Francis can offer. \n\nOn the plus side, there was a very entertaining crowd. The women's  bathroom was occupied by a frolicking couple so all in our party had the opportunity to digest the provocative corral art in the men's room. \n\nNormally this place would deserve nothing better than a single star but it gets two as the prices were reasonable and the atmosphere was worth something.
__label__0 What an embarrassment! We took our friends from LA to this establishment for dinner on Saturday night. After a 50 minute wait, the dish I was craving, roasted pork chops, was no longer available. The drinks took over 15 minutes and the worst of it all, the place sold out of ALL desserts. How can you not have ANY desserts available on Saturday night at 10PM! Our waitress gave us every excuse possible why they were out of desserts, which made it that much more pathetic. We will not be back and St. Francis is fortunate they are in Phoenix, because this would never be tolerated in NY or LA.
__label__4 I hat the pepper and pork stew, it was fantastic, and very filling. Along with the stew I also had the creamy corm Polenta it was absolutely great. It had a nice atmosphere and some unusual architectural design. \nGive it a try.
__label__3 Had the pork chile stew, very good.  Large portion size, make sure to ask for the bread, it is very good as well.  Great atmosphere and wait staff.
__label__1 Slowwwww service. From waiting 30 minutes to be seated (with open tables) to waiting 20 minutes before being able to order and 40 minutes for our food.
__label__4 Was here for dinner this past saturday night. It was great!\nThis is now quickly becoming my favorite local restaurant. The meatballs are amazing, but more so the flat breads are incredible espically the fig one.\nHighly recommend, great atmosphere and service. Now that the weather has cooled the outdoor space offers a new diamention.....cant wait to return.
__label__3 I have been to St Francis several times and really love it but I had one dish that simply blew me away. The forbidden rice bowl-wow-flavors just explode in your mouth.\nI had chicken added for protein-the dish came to the table so fresh-with perfectly cooked veggies in season, the rice was beyond tasty and the shredded chicken the perfect compliment. The real star is the sauce-delicate,aromatic, light.\nI ate most of it for lunch then took home the leftover and and had a light dinner.\nI never eat the same thing twice in a day but this is the type f dish I could eat weekly.\nThinking about going back soon...
__label__3 You've got to hope that a restaurant named after a saint isn't some sort of trashy place, and I'm happy to report St. Francis in central Phoenix was ultra-classy and had wholesome, delicious food that would probably make the patron saint of animals proud.\n\nThe beautiful two-story spot, with fresh flowers and candles on every table, as a very cozy vibe. Tables are close together inside, and there's a spacious patio and bar area. When I went, footage of Julia Child was being projected on a wall near the bar, adding a quirky and fun element to the otherwise posh restaurant.\n\nOur server was extremely knowledgeable about the comfort food menu, offering up vegetarian options, giving his recommendations and explaining ingredients and cooking techniques in dishes.\n\nWe started out with Baked Goat Cheese ($9), which was a bowl of the cheese accompanied by crackers. The cheese and tomatoes were so good, but I preferred to dip the soft bread we got with our meal into it rather than the crispy baguette.\n\nFor my entree, I had a Vegetarian Flatbread pizza ($13), which had such soft dough. It was perfectly cooked-lots of cheese and veggies, including broccoli and tomatoes, and the crust was amazing.\n\nFor dessert, I had a to-die-for Roasted Blackberry and Mascarpone Cheese dish ($7). The cheese was so flavorful, and the fresh fruit made it a great summer dessert. St. Francis uses locally grown ingredients, and not only did the food taste great, it felt nice to be supporting sustainability.\n\nI also had a Pineapple Rum Mojito ($9), which seemed heavy on the soda but was refreshing.\n\nThe whole vibe at St. Francis was peaceful and positive. Their menu changes with what's in season, and I can't wait to go back and try more of what the place has to offer.
__label__2 My wife and I met two other couples at St Francis on a Friday evening. The place was packed and we were seated at the table closes to Camelback Rd and really away from the dinning room. So it was a more intimate dinning experience.\n\nThe service was sloooooooooowwwww. It took about 15 minutes to get a drink. I would expect much better service from a high end restaurant. I had the Romaine Salad, Pork Chop and a desert along with a couple of beers. The meal was a $30 special during Restaurant Week, but somehow the bill came out to about $100 per couple before tip. So this place is a tad pricey. The Romaine Salad was fabulous, I think the tiny real pieces of bacon put this salad over the top for me. As I was eating my homemade breaded pork chops this past weekend, I was reminded how the thick pork chop at St Francis tasted so mundane compared to other restaurants I have patronized. The desert was okay.\n\nIn conclusion,  my taste buds couldn't convince me that I had a culinary revelation.
__label__2 I was one of the first patrons for lunch, I park in the lot on the side, open the door and walk in...and get fairly rudely told by one of the servers that I've just entered the wrong door and if I would like to go to the front and wait for the hostess, I can be seated. Not the best start to the meal.\n\nI ordered a bunch of food figuring I'd sample it all and decide if I like the restaurant enough to bring my wife by at another time.\n\nFirst I got the hamburger w/bacon and gruyere. By the time it got to me, the bun was completely soggy under the burger. The bread was too soft and porous, and there was nothing between the burger and the bread. The biggest crime here was that the menu said it was served w/an aioli...and it was, on the side. If they had just put a nice thin coat of it on the bun then the juices wouldn't have turned my bun into a fall apart mess. The crispy onions on top were nice though, and the burger was cooked a nice medium. HOWEVER, I also got a side of the fingerling potatos...disaster. They were charred little briquette lumps, which was a shame, because I had really been looking forward to them. Only about 1/4 were even edible.\n\nSecond, I ordered the cheese flatbread, thinking it would be like it said on the menu, flatbread w/cheese and herbs. However they made the mistake a lot of lesser restaurants make, they brought me a pizza. Look, quick easy difference between pizza and flatbread...sauce. If you put tomato sauce and cheese on it, it is a flatbread pizza. If you MEAN flatbread pizza you should say that on the menu. No big, it still tasted good, except again...soggy. Like, fall apart soggy. A shame.\n\nThird, I went for the cheesecake for dessert. First problem w/this? It took 15 minutes to get my cheesecake. Not even kidding. They weren't that busy, and my server stopped by twice while I was waiting to refill my water. Not once did he say, \"hey, that'll be up in just a moment\" or offer any explanation. Weird. Second problem, when it finally does come, it is a bell jar with an inch of cheesecake in the bottom, a combination of canned fruit and candied nuts on top of that, and about 3 inches of whipped cream filling the top of the jar. Do you have any idea how hard that is to eat? Ridiculous. I was angry because actually tasted good, but it was so hard to eat!\n\nIn my book, 3 near misses. They're so close to being a really good restaurant, but right now they just aren't there.
__label__4 Absolutely love the encore, food and live jazz. They have the best green Chile pork I have ever had. I live their wood fired food. We also shared the French Bacon burger on fresh bread. The very best bloody Mary's ever. This place just feels right. An absolute must when we are on town.
__label__2 I wanted to like this place better but I was left wanting.\n\nMy girlfriends and I were going to do a night out and chose this as our destination.  Before we arrived we reviewed the menu on their website and identified what looked good.  Additionally I looked though different reviews here to identify what seemed to be the most popular dishes and what I wanted to eat.  We got there through the pouring rain and were surprised to see that the teeny, tiny parking lot has valet parking.  Why?  I really don't understand the need for valet parking when the parking lot is that small.  Anyway, upon entering I noticed the place is super cute. \n\nWe had a reservation and we were on time, but we still waited a few minutes for our table to open up, which is normally fine except there really isn't a convenient place for more than about 2 people to wait for their table in the lobby area.  So we stood for about 10 minutes doing an awkward shuffle-dance with other people who were coming and going.\n\nEventually we're seated and greeted by an outgoing and friendly waiter.  Things immediately went South we when looked at the menus only to discover that almost none of the things listed on their online menu, or even mentioned in the various yelp reviews, were still offered!   I was looking forward to having a pineapple mojito, which our waiter said they didn't offer (despite the fact I saw a clear-as-day photo of one in their Yelp reviews) instead he insisted that the Plantation Tea was what I saw but it definitely wasn't the same drink, not even close.  My friend ordered an apple cocktail, which wasn't even listed on the menu.  We ordered the baked goat cheese appetizer to share, which came out lukewarm, and had a bland, goopy texture that lacked any real depth or zing.  Sadly I see that most people rave about it, so I can only assume ours was a bad batch..?   We didn't even finish it, it was that blah.\n\nThe only entr\u00e9e that I was really looking forward to on the menu was the seafood cioppino, but the waiter said that was one of the things that had just been removed from the menu so it wasn't available either.  Instead I had to go with my distant second choice, a Hangar Steak.  Which at $25 was cooked perfectly, but it was small.  Additionally it was served on a bed of bitter roasted root vegetables and grainy lukewarm mashed potatoes, very disappointing.  My friend had wanted the pumpkin soup (no longer offered) but ordered the Forbidden Rice Bowl instead, which she really liked a lot.\n\nWe ended our night by ordering a carrot cheesecake that was offered on the new menu the waiter returned to tell us that, sadly, it wasn't available that night either.  (This experience was starting to resemble the Monty Python 'Cheese Shop' skit.)  Instead our waiter, who I will mention was as patient as a saint with our growing disappointment over the random menu changes and item unavailability, brought us out a Sticky Toffee Pudding, on the house, instead.  It was passable, but I guess it was just pre-destined to fall flat after all the lukewarm, overpriced disappointment we'd been served that night.  I guess you could say we were just feeling a little bit grumpy at that point over not getting a single thing that we were looking forward to.  Oh well...\n\nNow, *I* probably won't be back, but I don't intend this review to be a black cloud over this restaurant; it has promise, and like I said it is super cute inside and our waiter was very friendly.  I just think we our expectations were already set high before we got there and when the dominoes started falling in the wrong direction they kept going in the wrong direction and the smallest negative things, like my bitter root vegetables, tiny steak and the bland appetizer, were amplified.  \n\nWhile I totally understand that menu changes can't be reflected in old Yelp reviews I'd encourage the management to make sure to update their website to reflect menu changes as soon as they happen.  That way diners, who are finicky and through enough to review the restaurant's website before they arrive, will know in advance what their dining options are and won't be sorely disappointed to discover everything's been changed in the meantime.
__label__2 Our dining experience was enjoyable. Salad had a generous portion of roasted beets and a nice balance of greens /dressing.  Picture the meatball entree as three small tennis ball sized meatballs in a red sauce- seasoning has a delicious Mediterranean/Asian spiced twist.  Although the menu stated this entree comes with pearl pasta we literally searched for it in the dish- our mistake for thinking this was an Italian style meal. My salmon superfood entree was perfectly cooked and yummy. The broccoli with aioli dish brought me back to Pulp Fiction \"French fries with mayo in holland ...they drowned them.\"  Service could have been more attentive....busy place and great spot for outdoor patio dining on a warm June night!
__label__4 A business colleague and I were visiting Phoenix and when we asked for dinner recommendations, St. Francis was one of two. The local pointed out that St. Francis largely uses locally bought veggies, in particular, while also having great food.\n\nWalking into St. Francis, it's clearly an eclectic, fun environment. The menu is just as attractively unusual -- and every appetizer, drink and dish we ordered was delicious and full of flavor.\n\nThe goat cheese appetizer wasa good -- the meatball appetizer was great. The almond margarita was unique, tasty and strong. We also had the roast chicken and pork chop - both were excellent. It seemed a little unusual to have just a piece of chicken on the plate, but the \"sides\" were under the chicken, and on top. The flavor was amazing - the fresh veg made all the difference.\n\nThe service was friendly and attentive, knowledgeable about the menu, and ready with recommendations. We happened to go at happy hour, which features an impressive range of options - bonus!\n\nCan't wait to return to St. Francis next time I'm in Phoenix.
__label__2 I visited St Francis for lunch with a couple girlfriends. Kinda pricey for lunch, but we knew what to expect and wanting to try it out. Luckily, a couple of us with smaller appetites were able to split our Pig Dip sandwich without any fuss from the staff or 'split' charge you sometimes see at more upscale places. They even served it on separate plates and gave us each our own basket of fries. \n\nThe sandwich was quite yummy and we enjoyed a couple brews, as well. We sat outside on a beautiful day and their patio is quite cozy and nice. I'll probably be back. :)
__label__3 I go here for brunch a lot. The food is amazing. The decor is very chic and modern. W them renovating an old firehouse is such a cool idea!! I get the egg sandwich, they cook the egg anyway you like so I get it scrambled. Yummy. Also their caramel cinnamon roll is to die for!!! Yes, it's huge, and has tons of calories but so worth it!!! Share it w friends!!! Also I luv their mimosas!! A great place to eat, hang out w friends.
__label__1 First time here.  Great decor and atmosphere.  Loved the building.  Unfortunately, the food was a disappointment.  Not bad, just not great and certainly not worthy of the bill.  My food came out not that hot.  Meat was a little tough.  And the mashed potatoes were cold  My date's food was hot but not cooked to her specification.  Service was very slow.  Did not get our food out for almost 30 minutes.  First visit and probably my last.  Would not recommend this place.  Much better choices for the money.
__label__3 After seeing this restaurant on Diners, Drive-Ins, and Dives i thought I would try it out.  The Pig Dip is the signature dish and it was everything I thought it would be.  Edgy atmosphere and complimentary valet parking made it convenient. \n\nService was average and the valet driver was not afraid to hit the gas and squeal the tires on my Tundra.\n\nGo for the food, you won't be disappointed.
__label__2 Generally, good restaurant.  However, went in the other day and ordered a vegetable sandwich.  i wanted a little protein to go with the sandwich, however, and my server flat our refused.  He would not even agree to bring out a separate, side of bacon for me to put on the sandwich myself.  This was just plain weird.
__label__3 Good food, friendly wait staff, causal atmosphere and great place to meet friends for lunch or dinner for a relaxing meal. If you are looking for an adventure into the best of wine from Arizona, you can get it there.
__label__4 This was my first experience with Gunnel's.  I had them put in Firestone HD airbags and an on board compressor system for my work truck.  Set me back $800 out the door but those bags were exactly what I needed.  Gunnel's couldn't get me in for about 5 days but they did exactly what they said they would and they did it on time.  Looks like they did a good job too!  I'm a happy camper, and my truck will be happy to not be dragging the bumper with my trailer.
__label__0 My experience here was horrible. The water for my pedicure was cold and the eye brow wax was less than thorough. Also, they only accept cash tips which caught me by surprise. I will not be returning.  \n\nIf anyone out there has a great nail place, I'd like to know.
__label__4 FYI: Google/Yelp renders the location incorrectly, it's actually about a mile south of where it appears making this a difficult location to check-in at. It's in the shopping center just south of the 202 next to Ono's Hawaiian BBQ. Bing maps this address correctly, Google will if you change the Address to Gilbert 85236.
__label__0 My family has shopped at Apache Junction  Fry's location for 10 plus years and have been very pleased till now. This last week I was looking to buy bacon and a few other items. I noticed that the items near and including the bacon had sell by dates almost two months ago. One had may 4th 2014. I found five different items and total more than 20, yes 20+ i made a huge pile. It appeared that the stockers had not checked any dates for at least two month's.  When I talked to store manager he stated he would talk to that department. Didn't seem to be that important to him because he continued doing a walk thru with a  produce employee.  Nasty, now im wondering if the lunch meat is what got my son and I sick last week. CHECK DATES
__label__0 Meat delil lady today talked crap to her manager about me not knowing my wife was stand right there. So she went and found me to try and help after she relized. All I was asking for was her to cut my meat. I emailed corporate about her.
__label__4 Amazing food! Great prices! Love this place!
__label__2 I'm still not quite sure how I feel about this place. So I'm new to the area and was looking for a clear broth noodle soup. When I asked the server if he had anything like that he said they have wonton soup and I had a look of disappointment on my face, yet he was quick to recommend that the chef can make a lo mein soup and suggested a tofu seafood soup. The fact that he offered to make something off the menu deserves an extra star. It had noodles and extremely large portion but the soup was thick like egg drop soup. It didn't hit the spot to me but it tasted good. It just wasn't what I was looking for. It also looked like the server was the only one there. Poor guy, so he didn't check up on me and took awhile to get my check and billed out. So I didn't hate the place and I'm sure I'll be back to try other things.
__label__4 Jennifer Lynn has been my hair dresser and my kids hair dresser for years now.  She is very talented with cutting and coloring and always gives my whole family a great new do.. The salon is in a great location at Kierland also...
__label__4 Being from the East Coast, I was looking for \"hole in the wall\" restaurants out here in Arizona.  Scottsdale doesn't have too many mom and pop shops so I had to drive around the areas that are more profound of mom&pop shops.\n\nI drove down Southern and was about to hit up McDonalds until I saw this place right behind it.  Gyros is one of my favorite hot meals but what attracted me was the Philly Cheese Steaks they were advertising.  \n\nI went in and it felt like the restaurants I would walk in my home state.  The food smelled delicious and the prices were the average price.  They have a really good selection of food even though their advertising scheme is Cheese Steaks, Gyros, and Wings.  Customer service is a plus and they had our food out in average time.\n\nI ended up ordering a Gyro combo and my nephew ordered a Burger combo.\n\nI'm not a picky eater, so when I dug in, I ate it and thought of the gyro being a good gyro.  My nephew however doesn't really approve of hole in the wall restaurants, but after taking a bite of the burger and his fries, he actually likes the spot.  Me and him will definitely go back in the near future.
__label__0 Super expensive, but a beautiful setting..I have only been to camelback inn to \"spa\" and thought I would try some place new.  Had a great expresso mud wrap and massage with Damian from Poland.  As a mother of 4, I was not cool with hearing kids scream at the pool DURING MY service.  And the maintainence man on his walky-talky outside my room wasn't very nice either.
__label__4 From check-in to check-out, Sanctuary Spa provides the ultimate spa experience. When it comes to my spa days, I like to choose wisely because I save my funds very carefully to treat myself to a spa experience. Because I save my pennies so carefully, I want an A+ experience at the spa I choose. Sanctuary gets an A+. \n\nI am going to be very detailed in my review, because when I'm looking for a spa I want to know every little thing about the spa. You will notice that the Sanctuary does an excellent job with the little extras that make a spa experience that much better. \n\nSetting:\n\nThe Sanctuary Spa is nestled on the base of Camelback Mountain. You enter through a plush neighborhood of beautiful houses and walk past state of the art tennis courts before entering the spa. I would call this spa intimate and state of the art. Yes, I've been to bigger spas, but bigger isn't always better. I opened the doors of the spa and entered a small check-in table where the staff greeted me with smiles and charm. They had me give them my CC upon arrival so that I wouldn't have to stop by and pay on my way out if I was in spa-mode. After check-in, they led me through double doors where two more spa attendants waited to give me a tour of the locker room and key to my own locker room. \n\nLadies Locker Room \n\nThe ladies locker room has everything I look for in a spa. It has a vanity area with lotions, hair spray, shaving gels, and several other products to use while getting ready. The bathrooms are spacious and offer mouth wash and disposable tooth brushes and toothpaste for use throughout the day. The private walk-in showers are also spacious and provide shampoo, conditioner, body wash and razors. The individual lockers offer a robe, flip flops and a towel. The jacuzzi is pretty small but on the quiet day I visited, it was just the right size. The waiting room for services is intimate but again, just the right size. They have hot tea, ice cold water, almonds and dried cranberries for guests to enjoy throughout the day. The ladies locker room provides the perfect setting for a relaxing day. \n\nThe Gym \n\nWhen I do spa days, I like to take full advantage of every amenity they offer. After all, I am paying a pretty penny so I want to get my money's worth! I tend to visit the gym first because then I feel even better going into my spa day. This gym is definitely a nice one. They offer complimentary water and Gatorade at the gym. The treadmills overlook a lap pool through large floor to ceiling windows so it's easy to day dream while you workout. The treadmills have TVS and complimentary disposable head phones just in case you forgot yours. They also have ellipticals, weights, bikes and offer a variety of fitness classes throughout the day. \n\nThe Pools \n\nI would say the spa lap pool is the only downfall (in my opinion) at the Sanctuary. During my spa days, I like to enjoy a tranquil pool that's not \"in the scene.\" I like to saunter out there before and after treatments, lay out and relax. The Sanctuary spa does offer access to their two pools, but one is a lap pool without much \"spa\" ambiance to it. It's more just like a workout pool with some lounge chairs. The other pool is the stunning negative edge infinity pool in the main hotel area. The pool itself can't be beat and sits against a backdrop of the desert and palm trees. It was beautiful, but it was also in the middle of the action, so it made my spa day a little more rambunctious than I was hoping for. However, the pool itself was beautiful and I've definitely seen wilder pools. Just be prepared to be in the scene if you go. \n\nThe Services \n\nNow let's talk services. I will say that my two technicians might be my favorite of all my spa experiences in the Valley: Sherry especially. Sherry gave me my Sanctuary Jewel facial which is a 50 minute facial that's customized to your skin. From the moment I met Sherry, she was so incredibly nice and made me feel at ease. She's Southern and her Southern friendliness definitely was in full force! Now, getting a facial can be nerve-racking because you are letting someone examine every flaw on your face. It's important that your technician makes you feel comfortable during the facial. Not only did Sherry make me feel comfortable, but she found traits to compliment me on throughout the facial and did it in a truly genuine manner. Not only was she nice, she gave me an amazing facial! I left with my skin glowing and my confidence still intact! For that I will continue to visit Sherry for facials. \n\nI had my massage done by Tara who did such a good job, I nearly fell asleep! Now be prepared for them to try to upsell you on products before the massage. That was the only downfall, but it's not the massage therapists fault for doing what they are told to do! I didn't add any extras, but the regular Swedish massage was all I needed!
__label__0 Completely lackluster experience for a very high price.\n\nI came here for a resurfacing facial and the raved about \"Orange Blossom\" pedicure. I was super excited and was expecting nothing short of perfection for the price.\n\nWhen I had called to book my appointment a few weeks prior, I was told my 30 min facial would be at 3pm and my pedicure would be at 3:45pm. That was perfect, I would only have to wait 15 min in between services. \n\nOn the day of my appointment, I arrived to the spa 30 minutes early - as they suggest - to have ample time to change into a robe, rinse off, and relax before my first service. When I checked in, the girl told me my appointment was actually scheduled for 2:30 and I was handed a robe and instructed to change, however, the facialist came in before I had even had a change to put my purse in my locker and told me not to bother changing because we were already running late and I was cutting into my appointment time. She rushed me off to the treatment room, told me to just pull the sides of my dress down because she didn't have time for me to change and then proceeded to rush through the facial so that she was done by 3pm. My 30 min facial was more like 20 min. \n\nNow, instead of the 15 min wait in between services, I had to wait 45. I used this time to check my email and verify that the itinerary THEY sent me did in fact say 3pm. At this point, I was irritated but just wanted to focus on my upcoming pedicure. \n\nThe waiting area/restroom/locker area was more like a locker room at the gym than a high end spa area. There were many women coming in from the gym who were very loud and the whole vibe was not conducive to a relaxing spa environment. \n\nThe pedicure girl was on time and very sweet - however, the pedicure itself left something to be desired. There was nothing about this pedicure that made it worth $85. In fact, I've had much better pedicures for $25. While it was relaxing, it wasn't by any means through. I left with no less dead skin on my feet than I started with. \n\nOverall, I was very disappointed with my experience at the Sanctuary Spa. I left with a $210 tab and not much to show for it. Definitely will not be returning here.
__label__3 Finding indoor activities for toddlers is challenging in the heat of the AZ summer, but thanks to an invitation from my friend Jane B, I took my little one to check this place out this past weekend, and we had a blast!\n\nThe location is not the most convenient for me, but even considering the 30 minute drive, it was worth it to get an hour of solid playtime for sure... and of course, my son slept great after class too!\n\nI loved the casual and extremely clean environment at Gymboree, and I also loved that there was plenty of time when we arrived to get settled and play on our own before the official class began.  The structured class was great as we went from activity to activity including climbing, sliding, jumping, singing, pushing bouncing, and bubbles too!  I also like that they break down each class by age, so all of the kids in the class we attended were close in age and activity level.\n\nWe didn't join, but we do plan on dropping in for class again in the near future.  I also hear this is an excellent venue to host a party, so I'll keep that in mind for the future too.  Thanks Gymboree!
__label__4 Anyone who says Phoenix lacks culture has yet to visit Symphony Hall. Symphony Hall reflects a sense of Arizona culture in the sense that the architecture reminds of Frank Lloyd Wright's work. The Hall is beautiful and very spacious. Upon stepping foot through the doors of Symphony Hall, I immediately get the sense of being in a booming metropolis. The staff is friendly and helpful and they even have a local shop where you can buy different gifts. \n\nThe acoustics at Symphony Hall are very nice and I doubt there's a bad seat in the house. The symphony does an excellent job with their quality and sound level of their music and it compliments the performers on stage...even a cat's meow would sound beautiful! The entire performance center is gorgeous and I think it's a must-visit if you live in Phoenix. You have your choice between the Symphony, Ballet AZ and the Opera so pick your performance poison and discover Symphony Hall!
__label__3 I love their Chai frost with whipped cream...\n\nHaving said that, it's a cozy coffeehouse with dim lighting, and a warm atmosphere.\n\nHey if you really want to get cozier then bring a pillow and a blanket. :)\n\nThe service is quick which is good, and fun to watch. In the summer when it's super hot outside they'll have the misters going which keep things nice and cool.\n\nOverall it's a good place to sit down and have a cup of coffee.
__label__2 Pretty tasty coffee and local owned and operated if I am not mistaken
__label__1 SINGING COOKS ALWAYS MEANS SAVOR! SERVICE STAFF TREATS YOU LIKE EXTENDED FAMILY JOINING FOR A GREAT FAMILY MEAL. DECOR A BIT DRAB, BUT THIS PLACE HAS POTENTIAL!!!\n\n--made-to-order Pico de Gallo is fresh and spicy, but too salty, especially if you eat with corn chips.\n--when you can hear cooks singing in the kitchen, you KNOW it's going to be good.\n--flour tortillas, though delivered, had only SIX ingredients.\n--guacamole should _never_ have a thickener like milk\n--rice too small, so it dried out fast, too bad.\n--cheese crisp not crispy, green chili strips were fresh!\n\nDECOR NEEDS A REDRESS\n--long strands of hanging beer flags don't make a place festive unless they're flapping in the wind at a Mexico beach bar\n--nor do mounted mariachi hats and diagonally-stapled multicolor throw rugs\n--caballeros and damas are great, but don't mount McDonald's-plain Men and Women signs underneath.\n--mirrored walls are '80s. EW.\n\nmust qualify my review by mentioning my corn allergy. means I can't eat much from this menu.\ngreat local feel here, needs a facelift.
__label__2 This place was fine, I had a combo with a taco and two mini chimis.  They had it on special for $5.99, I thought wow-that's a lot of food for six bucks, but the mini chimis were more like cheese egg rolls.  Not that there's anything wrong with that :)\nI wouldn't say the beef in the taco was the best, kind of blah, but everything else was decent and the beans were good (for once!!).\nThis place must be listed in the daytime drinkers directory as I think I was the only person in the restaurant not having a beer or margarita.  I'll have to go back when I don't have an afternoon full of appointments!!
__label__4 Very good food!! Great take out. I recommend the Mongolian Beef. Small dining room if you choose to eat at the restaurant.
__label__3 The good is that they were able to do the job I needed done, right away. I took in my son's new scout shirts and needed about 12 little patches sewn on for that evening's meeting. They were able to do it, and I was glad to pay the $20 to get it done quickly which gave me a little bit more of my life back. The only bad was that a couple of the award patches were not put on exactly as I had showed the lady, but heck, I don't think she'd ever seen a cub scout shirt before and I didn't pin those last pieces where they were suppsoed to go so she had to go by her memory of where I showed her they went. I will use them again when I gather enough awards to be sewn on to the shirt again, and at that point, I'll just nicely ask her if she can move those couple items over where they belong. No big deal.
__label__2 Average location. Clean, drive thru is a little slow, but employees are friendly and helpful.
__label__0 I went into this Midas yesterday for an oil change and had a VERY bad experience - I came home and wrote to customer service and I guess it goes right to the store...not sure what good that does: here is my letter and the VERY unprofessional response I got from Dennis Robbins:\n\nMy letter to customer service: \"I came in today for an oil change and to have an oil leak checked. I have been in before and dealt with Guy Walker who was always very helpful and nice. I came into today and got a very rude reception - not by Guy - he wasn't there - I told the gentleman I needed an oil change and the reply was \"hey I can't just pull a guy off of a job just to change your oil!\"....what....first of all it says NO WHERE on the coupon that I need an appt (never had one before)and this guy told me he was basically busy for the next few days.....and 2nd of all DON'T OFFER A DEAL THEN!!!!! I was willing to wait to see if he had a no-show but after his bad attitude I told him I would take my biz elsewhere. I have lived in AZ for 2 years and have YET to find a friendly, reliable mechanic to work on my car.....I will now give ALL of my biz to Marshall's Service Center in Scottsdale - even though their prices are higher they are kind, courteous, professional and do a GOOD job without complaining or being rude to customers! There is NOTHING more that infuriates me than BAD customer service...as you can tell!\"\n\nMr Robbins VERY unprofessional response: \n\"Maam IF you had read your coupon, it states that an appointment is recommended but not required. i guess you failed to see that.But i have a great customer base that understands total maintinance, not just oil changes. If You had read and called to make sure that a bay was open, i would have fit you into the schedule. I guess ill just go into my doctor next time instead of making an appointment. Good Day\"\n\nHe was RUDE, UNPROFESSIONAL AND CONDESCENDING to the WRONG WOMAN! I will NEVER go to ANY Midas location again - I have put a call into the corporate office to see if this is how they train their franchisee's to treat their customers! DO NOT GO TO THIS MIDAS!
__label__0 I was going to send my daughter to Wal-Mart to get her oil changed for $30.00 but then received a coupon in the mail for a Midas oil change for $19.99.  I sent her there instead.  My daughter is 16.  She returned home with a $35.50 oil change! I asked her how that happened and she said, \"David\" insisted that she needed the more expensive oil and that is all they offer now so she didn't really have a choice.  He also told her that they don't honor that coupon even thought their location is right on the coupon.  He tried to up sell her a bunch more crap but luckily she was smart enough to say no.  I called him when she returned home and asked him what kind of scam they are running and he said that they don't accept that coupon and the fact that their name and location is on the coupon is irrelevant.  He apparently gave her a $5.00 credit so this was a $40.00 plus oil change.  David is a crook and Midas practices false advertising and exploitation.  \n\nOne more thing...when I questioned his lack of ethics and shabby business practices he hung up on me.  Typical coward.
__label__1 All it takes is bad attitude and the unwillingness to be flexible for your customers to turn a good experience into a bad one very, very quickly.  Unfortunately, this happened at 360 Physical Therapy, who I was ready to write a pretty stellar review for, based on PT service alone.  I liked my therapist on the whole, and I've felt like I was taken decent care of. \n\nHowever, the practice has a rather draconian appointment-cancellation fee. It doesn't seem to matter that I have paid them countless $35.00 co-pays (ludicrous and laughable, I know... but that's between me and my wicked insurance provider) and that I call them if I I'm so much as stuck at a traffic light and will be five minutes late... we are battling to the death over an alleged no-show appointment that I swear upwards and down I rescheduled prior to not attending.  The billing manager will not let it go, and insists that I must pay this fee, no matter how many conversations we have about it.\n\nThe point here is, folks: isn't it worth it to keep your customers happy? I know I didn't miss this appointment... but even if I did, I had countless sessions at this facility. I was always on time, and I always paid at the time of service. I was a \"Good Customer.\" And I would be going back, and recommending my friends, if it wasn't for the fact that they are unwilling to let something so small go.  Unfortunate, I think.
__label__1 Absolutely appalling customer service. I waited almost a half as hour to exchange a tool and EVERY one they had in stock was also broken. Complete garbage. The staff seems completely uninterested in long wait and lines. I watched other customers stand and wait equally long for tools from the back warehouse. If you go, don't be in a hurry and fully expect to return half of what you buy.
__label__3 After hitting up several pizza joints in the area, I finally found my go-to when I'm craving NY style pizza!  I just moved here a couple months ago from NJ where there's a pizza shop on every block and this was the closest one in quality to the ones back home.  The crust folded well  in my hands and the cheese pulled apart like the way mozarella should!  Their Chicken Parm sandwich was very tasty as well though not as good as the ones back home. The staff was very friendly and though prices are okay it's still not the same for some reason.  Maybe its the water? But overall, this is my spot for NY Pizza!  Give me Benny Tudinos in Hoboken, NJ anytime!!!
__label__4 I always get nervous when it's time to service my car, as I don't know much about what's goin on under the hood. So I have to find professionals who I can trust, feel comfortable with. Gene is one of those guys. He's gonna lay it to me straight. If I need something  he'll say it, if not, he'll tell me not to worry about it right now. Now, That's what you need in a mechanic...the truth! Go see Gene, you'll thank me later.
__label__0 So in all fairness, the course was actually very nice, but the rating is for the staff at the course.  I was playing with several friends who were new to golf, hence a par 3 executive course.  We were a slow going group, but we offered several times to let the twosome behind us play through.  They said they were fine to play behind us and were entertained by us.  All was good, and the course was nice for a par 3.  But the course marshall was an idiot.  On the 17th hole (read that again....the 17th hole), he rides up in his cart, actually picks up one of our balls in play from our tee shots, and rides up to our group and says we need to observe rate of play.  I told him it's the 17th hole, we've already teed off, so really, not a lot we can do at that point.  He was a jerk and gave us attitude.  If he had actually done his job he would have talked to us about the 5th hole. What a jerk.
__label__4 I highly recommend this company for your auto glass.    They showed up on time and the technician did a great job.
__label__3 Good boba shop located in the asian market in Chandler. They have a host of different boba flavors, with the option of having tapioca boba or jelly boba. They offer it as boba tea or the blended form kind of like an asian frappuccino. I'm a fan of the taro, its smooth, and its purple.\n\nThe food selection isn't bad either, I've only had the chicken potstickers and it was tasty.\n\nThe place is pretty small, most people go in and out for their boba fix.
__label__3 Yay! I'm a fan. It's just unfortunate that Boba Tea House is a good 30 minutes away from me. Otherwise, I'd be that fan that stops by every single day. Well, until I get a boba place near me in the North Phoenix/Scottsdale (hint hint) then I just have to settle for visiting Boba Tea House once a month or so when I hit up LeeLee's for a grocery stock up trip. Oh, and you best believe that I stock up on my boba too. Yes, that's me carrying a tray of 4 milk teas so I have one for the ride home and a couple for later. What can I say, I really like milk teas.\n\nAt Boba Tea House, in particular, I'm a fan of their lavender milk tea - it is deelish! I also get the coconut milk tea or lychee milk tea if the mood strikes me. The hubby sticks with his favorite thai milk tea which is strong...just the way he likes it.\n\nLike most boba places, you can get regular boba, mini boba or an assortment of jellies. I typically forgo the boba entirely and stick with coconut or lychee jellies. They add a burst of sweetness and have a texture that I prefer over boba. \n\nAlready looking forward to my next venture out to this area so I can treat myself to more milk teas and I'll just continue waiting for one to pop up in this area...
__label__3 I'm a huge boba fanatic and Boba Tea House does not disappoint. Granted i haven't been to a boba place yet that i didn't finish my entire tasty beverage smiling. They have an endless variety of flavors and mixtures to choose from and even delicious snacks foods. The staff is friendly and more the willing to help you make the right decision for that flavor your looking for. Not gonna say it's my favorite boba spot, only cause the decor has this bare wherehouse motif going on, but it's definitely worth going to if your in the neighborhood and want a quick fix.
__label__3 A step above The Street in Mesa but not as good as Bomb Boba and other places in West Phoenix. Still pretty good though and they have a lot of flavors and varieties of Boba.\n\nAlways get the Honeydew Slush~
__label__3 Comparatively speaking, Boba Tea House is probably one of the top 5 boba places in Arizona.  With that in mind, I must say their consistency is spot on.  I have been a repeating customer since they opened in the mid-00's, and the quality and service has been the same since day one.  My only critique would be they should have never abandoned the punch card program.  Most, if not all coffee shop I have visited has one, so why not Boba Tea House?
__label__1 Flaming Kabob, disguised as a former 5 & Diner, has been open at this location for a little over two years. Why, then, hasn't anyone reviewed it? \n\nThe staff was nice enough. The place was nearly empty at 1 pm on a Wednesday, yet service was remarkably slow. There were only two staff members in the front, but there were also only two other tables occupied while we were there. \n\nI admit, after being spoiled with the wonderful Mediterranean cuisine of Fattoush, this place left me disappointed and yearning for my favorite little hole in the wall joint. There were seven of us, so we got to sample an array of what Flaming Kabob has to offer. Here's a run down: \n\nHits: \nThe Tabbouleh salad was tasty. \nThe rice, with golden raisins, was very moist and flavorful. \nChicken kabob was spot on. \nThe garlic sauce was good, but not as smooth as i've had other places. \nTasty iced tea. (garden variety) \n\nMisses: \nBaba ghanoush lacked flavor. Consistency was good. \nHummus could use more spice. \nFalafel was overdone, almost to the point of being charred, yet soggy in the middle. \nSpinach pie (spanakopita) was awful. Ricotta cheese and some odd spice that we couldn't name ruined this dish. \nChicken kofta was an odd texture. It's ground chicken, but there's something else about it....\nPitas came straight from a bag. Come on guys, can't you do any better? \n\nAnd completely unrelated to the food.....the bathroom was out of toilet paper. Or seat covers. Or anything resembling a paper product that one might use after relieving themselves. \n\nFinal verdict: Don't waste your time or money. The prices are higher than many similar places- $8-9 for a lunch plate, the service is really slow, and it just isn't that good.
__label__1 The service could be better.  Much better.  We waited about 10 minutes before we were asked for our drink, which was at the same time we ordered our food.  The food was good.  Not excellent, but definitely good.  I don't think I would go back again just for the mere reason that there are other places to try.  I wasn't extremely impressed.
__label__1 Where to start. \n\nMe and my Fiance have been to this restaurant several times. She was on the hunt for a good vegetarian meal after her favorite place (Doobys) went out of business. \n\nThe food here is mediocre. She never has been overly happy with the her meal. I usually get the chicken kabob, the chicken is tasty, however the other items in the meal are inconsistent (sometime I get tomatoes and peppers, sometimes just peppers, sometimes some lettuce, etc.) \n\nThe biggest let down is the extremely sub-par service. The last time we went to eat here the waiter got both our orders wrong, and out drink order was not correct. There was only one waiter to service three small tables and two large groups, so being attended to was not timely. There were other employees behind the counter, but they would not help out. It was extremely frustrating. They tried to give us a free desert (that had been sitting in the display cabinet most likely all day.)Everytime we have eaten here it is the same old story about the service. We will not be patronizing this restaurant any longer and will find somewhere else that carries similar food.
__label__0 I did not care for the service or food.  The babageneish did not taste right to me,  they ran out of grape leaves, after I  ordered a shawarma they came back and said they had none. My wife liked her Greek salad, it was big.  She ordered something with lamb but they had none of that either.  I ended up getting a kabob gyro but 2 of the chunks of meat in it were too tough to cut much less try to bite. The best part was getting the check so we could leave.
__label__4 We always get the pizza and wings when visiting this establishment.  Great wings and crispy pizza.  When your here try the pizza fries, they are awesome
__label__1 Sardella's does a pretty decent pizza and with the location it's convenient to stop in an pick one up on the way home. That's about as good as it gets. It's like rolling the dice when you order from here. You ask for blue cheese with your wings you get ranch. You order a pizza without an ingredient you are allergic to, you might get the ingredient anyway. And honestly, how hard is it to cut a pizza. I don't think I've ever been to a pizza place that has cut a pizza in a way that there were little triangle pieces in the middle. Not just once, but 3 times. \nToday was the last straw, I truly saw what was behind this locations issues. I spoke to a guy behind the counter that appeared to be running the store about my last pizza that was supposed to be half works, but ended up less than a third covered with toppings. His feed back was \"yeah?', 'Have you ever tried to make a pizza?'. Are you kidding me? I told him I was only trying to bring it to his attention and he continued on with 'Listen, I have to feed 100 people/hour'. That's a great attitude and clearly shows that Quality Assurance is NOT Sardella's primary objective. Take it for what it is, I've been coming to this location on just about a weekly basis but I can confidently say that I can only put up with so much.
__label__4 Great Company & Product! Hands down
__label__0 They do not reinforce the curbing, they walk into your backyard at 6am unannounced and almost get shot. They rip up your stake markers for other projects. No one speaks understandable English. There contact at the office had an excuse for everything. Glad we kicked them to the curb before the project was completed. If you want to waste your time and money use these guys! Otherwise find a good company.
__label__0 I am surprized to see the great reviews for this establishment.  I have never seen the price for a simple pizza add up so fast. I went inside to order a pie to go ( with Jalepenos). I watched as the cook sniffed the container of Jalepenos , made a face and then dissapeared in the back with the container . I am not sure to this day what that was all about but it certainly put me off pizza for a while.
__label__2 Good pizza but can be a little oily/greasy.  \n\nNot really sure what else to say here.
__label__2 Service was weak for the upscale image they try to pull off. The toppings weren't balanced on the pizza pie, although I'm a fan of the brick oven and fresh ingredients. I received dirty silverware. Room for overall improvement.
__label__0 I cant understand how this place is still in business, the food is over priced, the quantity is little unless you like lots of bread but not enough meat for the $8 sandwich. went  there 2 times and will not go back again.
__label__1 I have been going to Heidi's for nearly three years. After many good years and despite no major change in ownership, staff or menu, I've found myself avoiding the restaurant. \n\nTheir restrictive hours (they close at 3pm) limit my experiences to weekend lunches only. I live about 7 miles away, so it is a minor trek to get there and why that is no fault of theirs, I always leave hoping the food makes up for the lousy attitudes by the majority of sandwich makers. The same crew of about 5 or 6 have been there for that entire stretch. I never feel welcomed and often feel like I am inconveniencing them to make my sandwich. The only friendly face is the older gentleman. \n\nDespite the service, I had been going regularly as the food was usually pretty good. I've tried nearly half the menu, love the soups and before they stopped serving them, was a big fan of their smoothies. Recently, their food has been subpar. A combo of sloppily made sandwiches and dry bread have forced me to look elsewhere. Perhaps I'll give them a try again in the future.
__label__2 I ordered the Italian submarine on an Italian hoagie with coleslaw and a tropical smoothie. \n\nIt was good. Fresh. Coleslaw was kind of gross. Smoothie was delicious! Clean atmosphere, but looks kind of old. Friendly staff. Good place, but nothing too special.
__label__0 Bad service- rude and unhelpful.  \ndirty - I saw a guy pick up the floor mats and clean them and never washed his hands. \n The food was horrible. Never again.
__label__2 D&B is a great place for the family to go have some fun in doors playing video games, bowling, and shooting pool.\n\nMy 10 year old son really enjoys this place compared to the other places that have indoor games.  We like to compete on the driving, skiing and trivia games.  It's a good time if your into playing like a kid!! \n\nWe usually don't eat here for there are better options for dinning near by.  The service is usually very good.  We started a game that stopped mid-way through and one of the managers gave us credit for the game.  Then he gave us an extra game card with some credits as a token of his appreciation for coming to D&B! Wow a guy and what service!\n\nThe kiddo's like redeeming their tokens for toys and stuff in the gift shop.  Sure the options to choose from are cheesy, but the kids really enjoy picking out a new toy.\n\nI recommend planning a head and going on a day they are running a special like on Wed they had 1/2 priced games.  Have some fun with your family and friends being a kid again!
__label__1 I went for the first time ever on Tuesday night with a group of friends. We sat down to order food and drinks. It wasn't a particularly busy night, and workers were just standing around and goofing off. We sat at a table and the server did not seem excited in anyway to take our order. I ordered a beer that took over 5 minutes to get to me. There is no reason it should have taken so long. She also was slow at getting us more drinks when we were low. Our food arrived pretty quickly though and we chowed down. We were ready to play some games after the beer and food, but we ended up waiting and waiting for the server to come by. She never did so we ended up having to grab a manager to get our tab. BOOOO, BAD SERVICE. I was not impressed.\n\nThe games were a lot of fun, and the happy hour is a tremendous deal. I'm severely disappointed the service wasn't better, otherwise this review would have been 4 stars.
__label__0 The restaurant here is horrible. The food is okay, nothing special but not awful. However, the service is probably the worst I have ever experienced. I went with a group of coworkers and the waiter repeatedly screwed up. He forgot our orders and had to come back and ask, brought somebody the wrong drink and somebody else got the wrong entree, and to top it off, he charged us for more food than we actually ordered. Luckily one of my coworkers caught the mistake. We talked to the manager and he gave us extra game cards which really didn't make up for the horrible service but at least it was something. I do not recommend this place for food
__label__0 7 min before a server came to our table ...ill update once I actually get my food ...if I ever do
__label__3 Cool spot. Haven't been to one of these in a long time. It's good to play like a kid again.\n\nGood staff, very clean place, very spacious. \nGood for large groups. We had about 350 people there. \n\nCatered food was pretty decent as well.
__label__0 I love Thai food it is probably my favorite cuisine and I also enjoy trying new places. I was sadly and sorely disappointed in Thai Corner. I went with my mom and we always order an appetizer entrees which we share then have enough for lunch the next day. The food looked amazing but I guess looks can be deceiving. I might as well have been eating plain noodles with steamed broccoli that is how bland the food was. Our appetizer (I can't remember the name) was an awkward concoction of deep fried noodles and some other unrecognizable fried things. The panang curry was soupy and lacked any of the depth or flavor of a true panang. The pad see ewe was like overcooked noodles with a little soy sauce and some mushy carrots. The food was so bland that I had to add soy sauce to give it a little flavor and when the waitress/owner saw me doing this she actually yelled at me telling me her food did not need soy sauce to which I replied, \" well I guess you have never tasted your food then.\" There is no reason to visit this establishment as 5 R Chas is only about a mile away and have far superior food to Thai Kitchen. So yourself a favor and don't subject yourself to the bland food and rude staff.
__label__2 I went to Zipps last week for a dinner/happy hour.  I'm pretty sure this was the first time I've been to any of the Zipps, though I've known about them for years.  I liked the atmosphere, plenty of tv's all over the place, showing a nice variety of games.  I did not like the stools that were at the tables in the bar...seemed like the footrests were a little bit too low to be comfortable, at least for me.\n\nThe drink specials were great.  I had a 32 oz beer (of which there were several draft choices) for something like $3.25...what a deal!  Waitress service in the bar was attentive...initially.  A couple of people ordered some food and I told the waitress that I was still looking at the menu and that I'd order when she came back.  All of the sudden she disappeared, and I didn't see her again until she was serving the food to the other end of the table.  Just weird, since it seemed like every two minutes she was checking on our drinks and seeing if we wanted food initially.  \n\nI ordered a Zipps burger.  For my side I got half & half.  I love the half & half option, so I don't have to make that oh so difficult choice between fries and onion rings and get the best of both worlds.  Everything I got was good, I wasn't blown away, probably the best food item was the onion rings, which definitely appeared to be something made onsite.\n\nIf I could give half stars, Zipps would get 3.5.  But I can't, I'm going to round down.  I may go here again, I may not.  I liked the cheap beer and abundant tv's...all I need to do is figure out how to get there during happy hour with a game on that I want to see and a driver and I'm golden!
__label__1 Very simple, the food wasn't very good. I had the BBQ Bacon Burger - if there is a BBQ Burger on any menu I have to get it - its a personal gluttonous rule for myself. \n\nThe meat here wasn't very good at all but to top that, the BBQ sauce wasn't very flavorful at all either. The only good part was the onion rings, but everything seemed to be sitting in grease just a little bit too long like the grills and deep fryers need to be cleaned or something.
__label__3 Can't go wrong with Zipps, love their wings!
__label__0 aaaaaaaaaaack! \n\nI just stopped by here for a slice and salad combo. I hadnt been in for a couple years, and man things have changed.\n\nfirst up was the salad. I was so psyched on life when I saw how huge it was! One bite and I quickly knew I wouldnt be eating much more. I got the ceasar salad and the dressing tasted \"off\", the salad itself was pretty warm. Not a welcoming salad at all. \n\nThen came the pizza. The pizza here used to be really good. Not so much anymore. It was all dried out and crusty. \n\nI tossed my lunch and am thankful I had an apple squirrled away in the fridge. $8 down the drain.
__label__0 Went two days in a row to be sure it was really as bad as it is.  Shrimp scampi is a good example, chopped spaghetti with  a dozen popcorn shrimp stirred in, small portion served cool, high priced for warmed over \"stuff\"
__label__2 Rice was bland, the salsa boring (their table salsa) refrieds were okay. I would give actually 2.5 stars overall. Service was good. Environment slightly leans more \"TACO STAND\" it would be a toss of a coin as to my return. Victor was great! Ordered ranchero tacos was suppose to be strips but was small cubes of meat very tough and chewy. Brought the one described - was tender but oily and lacked taste.
__label__1 went to Frys tonight to pickup some groceries and thought I would try their new semi-automated deli pickup service. filled out the necessary request and received a receipt saying that my deli would be ready after 7:21 pm. Great\nWent back to the deli at 7:31pm and my order was not there, Inquired to the person behind the counter on where my order was. He glanced towards the receipt machine and there was my order. Asked what happened and his excuse was that he was not here, ok you are now....ridiculous. If you're going to add an automated service make sure it works, maybe you should consider adding an audible alarm so people know that an order needs to be filled (since you have many people rotating in and out of the area)\nI just told him to forget it and went to checkout.
__label__1 I come to this Best Buy when Fry's Electronics is out of stock of something I am looking for (or on the rare occasion that something is cheaper here). It is relatively clean, but I find that the people who work here are incredibly uninformed and do not communicate with one another.\n\nToday, I went in for a replacement phone charger because I had a blonde moment and left it somewhere where I won't be able to retrieve it for a week. Now, I know that my phone is micro USB, so this shouldn't be challenging, right? \n\nMe: \"This one should work, correct?\"\n\nOverenthusiastic Teen Employee: \"Umm, I dunno. It is a different brand and your phone is pretty new.\" *hopeful smile*\n\nShe runs off to confer with her other employees, who are lounging haphazardly around the mobile accessories area (must be nice). She comes back and picks up a car charger. I shake my head and remind her that I am looking for a wall adapter. We go though this a couple of times, but eventually, I just go with my gut. \n\n\nOverenthusiastic Teen Employee: \"Oh, those are on sale, two for $29.99.\" *points to sign*\n\nMe: \"I only need one. Then again, I might have another stroke of genius, so maybe I will keep one at work.\" (Yeah, she got me.)\n\nSo, I bop around the store, but don't find anything else that I'm terribly interested in. I make my way to the register and go through checkout.\n\nUnsurprisingly, the sale did not ring up. I mention this to the clerk, who radios in the query. A few minutes go by without response and she asks again. I know that there are three people standing in mobile accessories, but at this point, I tell her to forget it and just go with the original one I came in for. \n\nThis is not the first time I have encountered price discrepancies and lack of communication at this particular location. I remain unimpressed and will only stop in here if I absolutely need to.
__label__2 I have to downgrade my review for THIS location, which my husband and frequent at least 2X a week.  Have to admit we LOVE us some Chipotle BUT....EVERY time we go into get lunch or dinner they are out of something (chicken, rice, forks/knives, soda, Iced tea).  Tonight we went for dinner.  Hubby ordered a large soda and was SO looking forward to a Coke Zero (he usually doesn't drink it..just water...so this was a special order!)...to find out that it's out.  So we tell the cashier who yells in the back for someone to switch out the line.  We wait.  We check for Coke Zero...still looking like Sprite out of the soda dispenser.  We wait some more.  Go back and check and it's still running clear as Sprite.  So I ask the worker about it and she says, \"Oh..we are out of Coke Zero.  Like completely out!\"  Ummm...well the only reason we bought a large drink was to get a Coke Zero.  And it would have been nice to know that info the FIRST time we asked you about it being out!!  And perhaps you should put a sign up for future customers?  We slide on over to grab some forks for our meals.  There are no forks.  The place has no customers except maybe 6 other people who are eating their food, nobody in line and all the while there are literally 7  workers standing on the line and they're not fully stocked?  How does that happen?  My guess is poor management.  Andale, Chipotle!  Get your act together.  I see that I'm not the only reviewer writing about this, either.
__label__1 I am a loyal Fry's shopper; however, today I became very disappointed! I was near 7th and Bell and needed just a couple of items, so I swung in here. It took me over 5 minutes to find the Cheese! I was so frustrated by the layout of this store, I went towards the big DAIRY sign, but apparently cheese is no longer catergorized as such. I can understand deviation, but toys in the middle and end-cap refriderators in odd ball sections...it just was way to difficult to find anything! They need to look at this layout and come up with something more convient for shoppers.
__label__0 This place is shit the workers lie about transfer fees and when they find out you dont have an AR or Glock they are dicks.
__label__3 I live close to AJs and it's pretty good for a lot of things.  \n\n1. Wine selection: they have a big, nice wine section and a lot of imported beers and stuff like that.  They also have really helpful staff that will help you pick out affordable good wines.  They also have a really cool instant wine chiller so if you buy white wine for dinner it can be chilled in just 10-15 minutes.\n\n2. BBQ and sushi:  they have a BBQ everyday for lunch and it sometimes has really good deals -- like a chicken sandwich, a side, and a huge drink for $5.  Can't really beat it, except that it was making me fat from eating it too often ;)  They also have a sushi bar that's not too cheap but is good if you want something light, fast.\n\n3. Great candles and lotions and products like that.\n\nAside from that, the service is pretty good, there are free samples sometimes, and the groceries are fine.  I haven't been too impressed with the produce quality.   Overall, a good store and worth frequenting.
__label__0 What a pity, great store but incredibly lousy customer service. \nWe had an issue and the manager was called and was unbelievably rude.\nI sent a comment and someone by the name of Bill H. defended her attitude as following company policy, a portion of his response below.\n\n\"My manager was not trying to be \"quite rude\" but only following company policy and doing her job\". \n\nWe also asked for some help in the wine area and wow this person chased us to Total Wine. They do have some helpful employees but unfortunately when you are led by these types of people it filters down. So I'm done with this place and will tell everyone my experience.
__label__0 I shop 100% organic for myself and about 70% for my household. Coming to this store was a MAJOR disappointment. I feel like the people who work/shop here are generally uneducated about clean eating. The one thing I found that I needed was a small bag of organic grapes to appease my 5 year old sister. When I went to check out (that was my only item) and they said $10 my jaw dropped. Then the cashier exclaimed, \"Well their organic what do you expect!\" You mean to tell me that if I want fruits free of GMOs and chemicals, I should pay 4 times the general asking price? Mid summer? No thanks. Right before that, the (maybe 20 year old) uneducated butcher told me that their free range meat, the one option they had, was \"basically organic\" because the cow are grass and grass \"probably\" doesn't have any chemicals. Are you kidding me!? I wouldn't go here if I were a millionaire! Terrible service! Terrible selection. The 2 most important things to my family and I!
__label__1 Avocados here are hands down the BEST in Gilbert. Granted, at $3 a piece, they sure better be, but non the less they are always perfection. The cashiers on the other hand, are not as appealing. It's as if they are being held there against their will and taking it out on the customers. They need a customer service seminar to teach them it's okay to be friendly. If the avocados weren't so good, I would never deal with those grumps again.
__label__0 I don't get all the fuss over this store. \n\nTo me it's looks and feels like an over priced IKEA!\n\nIt's just boring and way too contemporary for my taste. I think I could live forever without ever needing to go back in there.
__label__0 This was our second experience with the ER, and it was even WORSE than before!\nOur three year old daughter was brought by ambulance to this ER, and the staff had NO idea how to care for a child.  She was not in shock and not crying or fighting, but they were not able to get a proper temp or urine sample,  without MY help and suggestions. They took her blood pressure with a large adult sized cuff, and no one even checked her ears to realize she had a terrible infection. Worse, the \"STAT/emergency\" blood and urine tests were sent out of the facility to take TWO days to return.  On top of this, the doctor was RUDE and seemed clueless as what to do. (Her name was Dr. Kent) Completely unacceptable.  We immediately drove our daughter to a different facility as soon as she was able to leave, and then she was FINALLY cared for after hours of waiting and not getting proper care.  What a JOKE. \nA year ago a family member was sent here after an accident and the ER was even worse.  And, my mother needed surgery and her doctor told her there was no way he would perform it at Mercy Gilbert, even though he has privileges there because the staff is that bad. This hospital is less than a block from our home, but I will NEVER, NEVER return.  This hospital looks beautiful and new, but the staff and system in place is broken! BEWARE.
__label__0 I had a hysterectomy/hernia repair done in December where the wound opened up in January.  I received a call from my physician asking me to come to Mercy Gilbert where she was on call over the weekend so that we could take a closer look at the wound.  Dr Jennifer Reitz of Advanced Surgical promised me a direct admit to the hospital --on the way there we received a call from the call center stating I would have to go through the ER.  I arrived in the ER and was taken back - before vitals or anything else was done I was informed by the RN that I was being placed on a Psych hold because I had made statements that I planned to kill myself.  I immediately went to run - they called security who came in and tackled me dragging my open wound across the floor and then used my face to clear a supply rack.  I was then thrown in a gurney and halled down the hallway and told I would have to take any clothes off that were mine and be in there clothes.  They would not even let me keep my underwear.  I never told a doctor that I wanted to kill myself - their notes specifically state that I did not say this.  This all came about based on a conversation with a home health nurse I was trying to fire because she was not tending to my pain and Dr Jennifer Reitz who then turned around and put words into my husband's mouth to justify this.  I was told that I would be held at the hospital overnight and could not leave AMA - the only other option was going to jail. Eventually I was placed in a room, had all my belongings taken away and thrown into their med-surg floor where the nurse laughed all night at me,  Finally the psych douche bag shows up and agrees that what I had said 12 hours earlier was true...I was not suicidal.  However, in order to not be sent for inpatient psych eval I had to agree to work with the surgeon who lied to me and allow her to do another surgery.  I now truly fear this facility...their is no human kindness involved here.  This ER wanted someone to beat on and I was that person.  I now have severe PTSD and do not trust anyone in the medical field to touch me.  Do yourself a favor...if you have an issue that requires the ER avoid this one.  Not only did they do nothing for my wound pain -  they have left me with severe PTSD and nightmares.  The place needs to be closed and everyone that works there needs their license taken away from them without an option of ever being able to get it back.
__label__0 Very rude I come in did the online check in I ask did it work they say what are you talking about you're checking in right now I have 3 people barking at me and laughing at the same time.. very unprofessional I tell them what I need to be seen for ear infection and the nurse says does it hurt when you pee? I said no? Shes says oh ear infection hahahaha.. not coming here again should of learned 3 years ago when I was in labor and the nurse sent me home with sleeping pills and 20 min later I had to be taken by ambulance back to the hospital no time for epideral IV fell out while giving birth..
__label__0 Camelback Toyota doesn't have this big, beautiful, new facility on 16th Street, for nothing.  I know I put more than my share of my hard earned money into that building. The last time I left tracks in this garage was after I was up-sold a ton of work that my SUV did not need at the time, to the tune of some nearly $2,000 - when I had gone in for a regular oil change.  The car repair sales associate, Damion, seemed surprised when I requested the replaced parts after they finished all the work he \"recommended\" (scare tactic is more accurate).  One freshly replaced part \"...couldn't be found.\"  (Interesting, in light of the fact that they had just finished it.)  The rest of the parts didn't seem to show enough wear to warrant replacement, in my opinion.  So, I took them around for a couple of other neutral opinions.  Even un-prefaced by explanation, those opinions all concurred with mine.  \n\nI challenged the need for the work performed with Damion, at Camelback Toyota.  And although I didn't press charges in court (but did consider it, just didn't have any extra time to deal with it at the time) - this formerly, quite loyal, customer will surely never return to this \"establishment\" and now they have a really sour review too.   \n\nHowever, I have found solace in my car repair needs at 3A Auto Service in Sunnyslope.  At this well established, family owned business, I am not treated as \"fresh meat\" because I am a woman embarking on an oil change sans a male figure for protection.  To date, they have been honest about the work they have done and have been like a \"husband\" in that they provide a heads up as to what to expect for repairs or maintenance in the next few months.  This could be a grand, auto, love affair!  Rather than an auto affair that cost me grands!!  I give 3A Auto Service a 5 star rating - girls, you gotta go there!
__label__0 Run away. \n\nEvery sleazy stereotype of a car sales can be found at this location. Lies, manipulation, deception, and fast talking b.s. are all on the menu and served fresh daily. \n\nWalked away, nay ... ran, and never looked back.
__label__1 When I adopted my dog, I was referred to this vet and my first few visits were great (4 years ago). Lately I've had some poor experiences that I will share.\n\n1) About a year or two ago, I brought my dog in for her yearly vaccinations. They gave her the shot(s) in the examining room and I pointed out that there was liquid on the vet's leg afterward and she wasn't sure if it was from the shot that leaked or what, so went ahead and gave my dog another shot. Swing and a miss? C'mon!\n\n2) I wanted to get a refill on my dog's heartworm medicine so I called in the order. A few days later I went to pick it up and there were 2 other patients being helped and the front desk girl seemed overwhelmed with them and the phone ringing. It took 12 minutes (I timed it) until she finally acknowledged me AFTER I signed in. A few more minutes passed and she rang me up for the medicine. It cost more this time around because they no longer carried the previous medicine I have been ordering and over the phone, I was not informed. I looked at the box and the medicine was for up to 25lbs. My dog is 38lbs and their records show this! I mentioned this and the error was corrected.\n\n3) Most recently, I scheduled an appointment for my dog's yearly vaccinations. Over the phone I asked if they needed a fecal sample and even though it was due according to their records, the person on the phone said, \"Eh, it's up to you.\"  The day before my appointment, my dog tears her dew claw, so I made a note to mention this upon arrival. I bring in a fecal sample, hand it to the front desk and mention the dew claw. I get taken back to the exam room. The vet tech, walks in, does her thing and asks if I brought a fecal sample which I replied, \"yes\", then I told her about the claw. After answering other questions regarding diet, behavior, etc. she leaves and calls the doctor in. The doctor comes in, asks if I brought in a fecal sample and then asks THE SAME QUESTIONS the vet tech asked me as if they didn't share notes with each other! Then I am told that they don't have one of the vaccinations in stock, but could run and get it at another location if I wanted to wait. I made an appointment ahead of time and they knew well in advance what shots I needed, yet they couldn't \"run and get it\" before I arrived? Wow! The vet then takes my dog in the back to give the other vaccinations and examine the claw closer. Upon returning, the vet says the claw will heal itself and I can apply a band aid to it if I want to. I finish up my appointment and leave WITHOUT the vet wrapping the open wound, nor providing antibiotics. 15 minutes after I leave, I get a call from the vet saying they never ran the fecal test and wanted to know if I still wanted it done. I bagged up poop and brought it to you...No, I just did that for the hell of it! Moron!\n\nA week later, after wrapping the claw myself, I examine the wound, and it is not any better. I call up a family friend who also works at an animal hospital and schedule an appointment with them. Over the phone, this new location was shocked to hear that no medicine nor bandage was provided. I go in for my visit with this new place and they couldn't have been any better. Yes, my dog needed medicine, had the wound cleaned, inspected, and wrapped.\n\n\nNeedless to say, after this past year or two, I will no longer be taking my dog to VCA. They have become sloppy and unprofessional and in need to clean house.
__label__4 I hired Jennifer's Catering for my parent's 50th wedding anniversary party, and they were fantastic. They made everything effortless for me, so I could enjoy the party. They were always looking for ways to help me out, and ways to make my guest's experiences even more enjoyable. The food was wonderfully delicious, the bartender was friendly and went above and beyond, and the rest of the crew was just as friendly and professional. They certainly exceeded my expectations and I would definitely hire them again.
__label__4 So happy to have this in the neighborhood! I've been there several times and not been disappointed once. I can see how Jennifer has been a long-time successful caterer. \n\nThe Cuban sandwich is plentiful and delicious. The asparagus, burratta, and prosciutto salad is a nice light offering but still satisfying. Butternut squash soup hit the spot. I enjoyed the fresh shrimp po boy - the shrimp was not fried - which made it feel healthier.\n\nI'm not a huge fan of the nosh boards, the corn chips are nothing special and the combination is a bit weird.  \n\nDo try the brownie cookies, you will not regret it.
__label__4 The Market By Jennifer's is one of my recent favorites. Today I tried their special of the day: steamed mussels in a coconut curry (I think) sauce. Delicious! Service is always very friendly. Wine list is short but well thought out. I have tried a couple of their nosh boards and the salad nicoise before and they were all very good. Next time I will try to leave some room for dessert!
__label__4 If you want top notch dental care, look no further. Dr. Condie and her staff are simply amazing!!!  I am a dentist phobic (I was slapped by a dentist in my childhood) and I cried at every dental exam/cleaning until I went here. Even though I am now 40+ years old the anxiety was uncontrollable and intense... But not anymore. I have gone here for 8 years and I will never leave this office. I have completed my Invisalign services here and my teeth are perfect. My family also drives 6 hours from San Diego to her office and they love her too. The phenomenal work ethic and talent that dr. Condie possesses is one of a kind.  You will not be disappointed and I can recommend this office without any reservation whatsoever. Call today and make your family appointments.
__label__2 Am I ever going to find a great nail spot in South Phoenix? Ugh.. There were no magazines while waiting in front, and my nails chipped the second day after having them  filled. \n\nI type, I do not hammer in nails all day.. There is no reason for gel nails to chip this fast. I will give them another chance in hopes it was a fluke, because the guy that did my fill was really nice. Update to follow.
__label__2 Not the best whole foods i have ever been to because the layout is a little funky and I hate that bombed out minimall zone on Raintree, but I am a recent convert to the Whole 'price' Foods scene... I'll tell you what, I find that it is WORTH THE MONEY to get fresh ingredients and healthy alternatives than to go to Safeway or Albertsons and get crap that rots in my fridge. At least this way they actually get used. \n\nI actually now find myself cooking (and enjoying it), which says alot, because i am a lazy p.o.s... Also, the precooked stuff is really good and makes cooking for 1 so much easier...\n\nAlso, this whole \"Fry's has the best pre-cooked chicken\" thing = BS... get one of those pre-cooked chickens at Whole Foods and it blows that Fry's shit out the freaking water.... albeit more expensive, but a whole chicken for 4.99 at fry's seems suspiciously cheap anyways...\n\nThings you MUST get at Whole Foods that you can't find many other places:\n-- Havea Corn Chips, if you havent found out about these yet, GET ON IT\n--ONE coconut water... Great tasting, Healthy, alternative to other sugary     drinks or soda\n--As mention above, pre-cooked chicken... wow\n--Pre-marinated Satay's/Kabobs at the meat counter (15 min BBQ awesomeness)
__label__2 This is the worst Whole Foods I have ever been to. This location is decorated more like a warehouse than an upscale market, and the selection seems to be lacking verses other stores I've visited in the past. If you live in this part of town just go to AJ's.
__label__4 Barb is a consummate professional. When it comes to taxes and book keeping I trust her with my family, my business, and the IRS. She doesn't cut corners and makes sure to communicate what is happening every step of the way. I had a high bar set and she hurdled it. My previous CPA wasn't terrible but I got tired of receiving letters from the IRS over small items. Since Barb took over our books, we've been one step ahead of the IRS and that's a great feeling. One less thing to worry about!
__label__0 Today I was looking for a new phone.  Getting a new phone and plan is already a headache as there are so many hidden fees in plans. Claudia roman was my retail representative and she was extremely condescending and rude. Sprint already has terrible service, they don't have the luxury\n to be ass holes, especially when you say your considering a new carrier.
__label__2 For a quick lunch, my friends and I would go here. Quick, friendly.
__label__1 I decided to walk in here on a whim, and kinda regret doing so. The food could have been pretty decent, but it was -extremely- oily. There was a visible puddle of oil left after I scooped the meat and veggies out of the plate they were delivered to, and onto the rice. Outside of that it was fine, it was pleasantly spicy, and would have otherwise been mediocre Chinese food (I prefer thai in any case).\n\nThis is definitely a place geared for delivery. The internal appearance was very dingy, and as another reviewer commented, there are boxes and things sitting around out in the main area. The service wasn't horrible; it's not exactly sit down service; you order from a counter, but I -did- have the food brought to my table. \n\nHad the food not been so greasy (seriously, they could have used 1/4th the oil they did, which still would have been a little much, but certainly within the realm of 'okay' for my standards), and had the internal decor been a bit better (remove the boxes, ensure everything is clean and a bit better lit), and I could see giving this place another star or two...but as it was, I regretted going in.
__label__1 There were pros and cons to this place...\n\nPros: Egg Rolls were great, Chicken Skewers were delicious, and the Pork Fried rice was good.\n\nCons: Delivery took over an hour and I live 3 1/2 miles down the same street. Over priced for the quality. Food was cold upon arrival. The Pu Pu Platter had 2 of the smallest pieces of shrimp I've ever seen, a chicken skewer, an egg roll, a bbq spare rib and some unknown fried piece of imitation seafood-$9.75 for this??? Come on...\n\nOverall, while the majority of the food was OK, I don't think (like most have said) that it is anything out of the ordinary for a rinky-dink chinese delivery place. Definitely wasn't good enough to have an hour wait time on some delivery. \n\nUnless you are CRAVING some Chinese and literally have no where else to order from, I'd be hesitant to order from here.
__label__0 What the heck do zebras have to do with a Mexican restaurant? Yep, nothing. I abhor the decoration here, but more than that, the food was not good either. This was not my choice of restaurants, but fortunately I do not have to go back. \n\nThe only thing that was good were the warm chips.
__label__0 Ill start with why the food is a one star then explain why the service is as well. \n\nFirst off I judge a Mexican restaurant by their chips and salsa. Your food and service can be sub par but if you have amazing chips and salsa I will love it!  Not sure if ours was an old batch, but half our chips were wet and oily and the salsa was just tomato sauce with some canned diced tomatoes. Nothing special or tasty. \n\nI ordered a margarita just the house on the rocks no salt. We were sitting at a cocktail table so I watched the bartender grab a pint glass dump some ice in it then reach for a blender pitcher full of old pre made margarita and pour it in my pint glass. The server brought it out to me I explained that I really wanted a fresh made margarita. After a little discussion I just said no thanks I don't want a margarita anymore ill stick with water.  We finally ordered and then our food arrived and I cut open my chicken chimichanga to find it was beef. And my husbands chile con carne was supposed to come with tortillas. When the waitress came by again I explained that my chimichanga  was wrong and told her I thought my husbands came with tortillas. No apology offered for the mistakes. She just said oh ya  I can get you a side of tortillas if you want, as if she was doing us a favor. When mine finally came out corrected (my husband was done with his food by this point) it was correct but not really good. The chimichanga wasn't crispy (it's fried so it should be crispy, it was pretty soggy) and the black beans were just okay nothing special or flavorful. \n\nService wise - terrible. Once I sent back the margarita the server was cold, inattentive and refused to speak to me only looking and speaking to my husband. The manager did come by to address \"my question about the margarita\" offering no apologies for their methods just saying that they go through 60 gallons per week of margaritas. So what?!? I want a fresh made margarita not some warm pitcher of old margarita that has been sitting out on the counter for who knows how long. (By the way shouldn't margarita mix be refrigerated?) also after both our orders had issues we never received an apology or a manager visit or a comp or discount. Not expected but still nothing done about the problems. \n\nAfter all that I have no reason to come back. My husband liked his chile con carne but that's honestly the only positive of the experience. \n\nI guess our search for passable Mexican food continues
__label__3 This is my neighborhood grocery store. It's at the two locations I shop at most. It's always clean and well stocked and I never have to wait in line for very long.
__label__3 I love it!!!\nClean and great service.\nFood delicious and very fast service\nI ordered cal do de res it was delicious!!
__label__3 Today I went to eat lunch and I liked the food but what I liked most was the service I received. The chimichanga was delicious.
__label__1 I am a big fan of a few things:  gin, men's boating shoes and mainly, pedicures.  I get pedicures probably 3x a month, I'm a\njunkie.  \n\nI'm a big fan of the \"Asian\" run nail salons, especially around this area.  However, Charlie's just plain sucked.  The place wasn't clean, the pedicure was weak, the \"design\" they did on my toes wasn't worth $5, and the woman doing my pedi didn't even stay in the lines, I had to come home & clean up the magenta splotches on my side toes.  \n\nOne perk (sole reason for 2 stars) is that they did that razor dead skin thing (which may or may not be legal) and I think anyone willing to deal with that deserves 2 stars on Yelp. \n\nAll in all:  too much competition out there to give crappy pedicures...go down 1 block to another cheap nail place.
__label__4 I was in there this morning and the girls were very friendly! I spilt my smoothie all over and unfortunately didnt have time to wait for another one. But the other girl had already made me another one! \nI left a happy customer! :D
__label__0 I sought out Jamba Juice their highlighted drink with the giant picture- that's what I wanted. But they were missing two of the four ingredients! I'll never go back there again
__label__1 If I could pick up all of J's Rx for him (some of then you need a photo id for), I totally would have him transfer all his meds to the Scottsdale and Osborn Walgreens by my work.  This Walgreens pharmacy sucks that much!!\n\nFIN.
__label__1 I'm on the phone with Linda right now, I called them just in case to let them know the situation after I got the news from the other plumber. and she says that she's doing everything she can make the situation right. I will keep this updated.
__label__4 Well executed training - in just shy of 4 hours I earned my CPR, First aid and AED certificate.  Kari brought in real world anecdotes to supplement the videos.  Training equipment was excellent.  Only negative is the run down strip mall where the business is located - I was a bit concerned walking to my car late at night, but I am also unfamiliar with the area.  I would returned for further training.
__label__1 Not the quality education I was looking for.\nThe professors are disorganized and can NOT teach, especially lab.\nI end up khan academy or MIT open course-ware-ing most of my classes.\n\nIn particular, CHM 151LL and 152 LL Dr. Indu Mishra will take off points for no reason even for a perfect lab report.\nInconsistency in grading, students with less accurate data end up with higher grades on the lab reports.\nRun the other way while you can
__label__0 More of a joke than their bait-and-switch tactics that Dollar pulled on my employee at the time of the rental is their customer service after the fact. I contacted them on December 8th, 2011 with a complaint and here is the response that I got this morning, January 18th, 2012. Mr. Sparks is my employee, I clearly stated in my communications that I was his boss and the one that set up the reservation. They obviously didn't read my email very carefully, or my huge signature and contact information at the bottom. This is absolutely unacceptable!\n\n\nDear Mr. Sparks,\n\nThank you for notifying us of your recent experience with Dollar Rent A Car in Phoenix.  We appreciate the opportunity to assist.\n\nWe disclose all rental charges at the commencement of the rental to inform you of all charges and to explain the benefit of any protection you select.  A review of your rental contract indicates your acceptance of the LDW by your signature acknowledging the charge.  Final review of your rental information confirms all amounts appear to be in order.  Based on the available information, I must respectfully decline your request for a refund of the amount in question.\n\nAt Dollar Rent A Car, we strive to provide quality products and friendly, efficient service.  You are a valued customer and your comments are extremely important to us. Thank you once again, Mr. Sparks, for taking the time to notify us of this situation.  We look forward to serving you again soon at Dollar Rent A Car. \n\n\nSincerely,\n\nEbony Harding\nCustomer Service Representative\n\n\n\n\n\nCase ID: 1728097
__label__0 I have a gut feeling I may be updating this review as I am still in possession of my Ford Focus rental from Dollar at the Phoenix Airport. I don't have the final bill yet, and fear I may join the growing list of Yelpers who were overcharged,  gouged, dinged, or otherwise have gotten a haircut as a result of Dollar's alleged business practices. \n\nMy preliminary review focuses on Dollar's customer service, or lack of it, in the wee hours of 29 January, 2014. It's 12:30 am and a group of ten tired, somewhat surly, travelers have queued up to pick up their reserved cars.\n\nI've heard in the line that since the customer service counters at Hertz, Avis, Thrifty, Enterprise, National, Fox, and Alamo were closed, their customers (who didn't belong to their frequent renter clubs) had to pick up their cars at Dollar. \n\nMany flights were arriving late into PHX due to the snowstorm dubbed \"Leon\".\n\nTen customers, not all actual Dollar customers, were waiting in line to be served by one female employee, who clearly appeared as if she didn't want to be there. \n\nIt was taking her 10 minutes, on average,  to process each customer. I was sixth in line. There were eight computer terminals at the counter. One employee. \n\nThe Dollar Lady, as she will heretofore be known, would call out for someone named Alexis, (unforgettable because it sounded like she was ordering \"a Lexus\" every time she picked up her two way radio) requesting a count on how many compact cars were available in the lot. It seemed as if Alexis was actually manufacturing these compact cars the Dollar Lady was ordering on the radio.\n\nWhen it was my turn to approach the Dollar Lady, she went through her spiel about insurance, which I declined, as my credit card and auto insurance at home covers me on hired or rented vehicles. We'll see if I get charged for the insurance,  as other Yelpers were.\n\nShe asked if I would be \"more comfortable\" in a larger car. I don't know the reason for her question.  Was it a lame attempt to upsell me, or a veiled jab at my larger than average body type? \n\nIt's now 1:30 in the morning. I'm tired. I'm surly from waiting 60 minutes in line. I gave her my response:\n\n\"Only if it will get me out of here quicker.\"\n\nI guess my response could have been deemed as \"poking the bear\". But I said what I said in a straight,  matter of fact tone. No yelling, no snottiness.  \n\nShe said something to me, I can't recall her exact words, owing to the time of day and my reflection upon what I said to her. I recalled her saying \"working here\" and \"bathroom\", but the rest was a bit of a blur. She instructed me to check boxes on the electronic contract screen. As I commenced to doing so, she got up and left. \n\nHad I offended her? The tension in the line of people behind me, now numbering at around a dozen, was palpable. Did she quit? Was she going to bring in more people?  Was she going to the lot to yell at Alexis? \n\nNope. Bathroom break.\n\nThe rest of the encounter between me and Dollar Lady was straightforward and civil in tone. I answered with \"yes\" or \"no\", bade her a pleasant evening, and headed down to the garage to see if Alexis had my car ready. \n\nI showed Alexis my contract. Alexis pointed towards the Focus. I got in and headed for the exit. Alexis was there again, in the booth. I handed him my contract and driver's license. He handed them back, opened the gates, and off I went...into the Phoenix night. Alexis went back, presumably to acquire more compact cars.\n\nWe'll see what happens when I'm handed the bill at the end of my rental agreement.\n\nOh, I'll be prepared, turning in the gas receipt \"from a station located within 10 miles of the rental location\", as per the Dollar Lady's instructions.\n\nDon't mess with the Dollar Lady.  Especially at 1:00 in the morning.
__label__1 Full disclosure: I don't like UPS. Every time I ship a package via UPS ground, I feel like it is about a 50-50 chance that it will actually make it to its destination undamaged. And trying to deal with their \"customer service\" people on the phone when there is a problem is always a nightmare. They never seem to be able to help find your stuff and on more than one occasion I have had to deal with someone extremely rude. \n\nHowever, since this review is for this store only, I have to say that the guys who work here are pretty nice. And this place is a one stop shop for shipping (USPS and UPS), copying, faxing, making copies of keys, etc. that is conveniently located right across the street from where I work. I use it frequently to drop of outgoing mail or pick up stamps. But for anything more complicated, there is usually going to be a wait associated with a machine not working or the person behind the counter not knowing what they are doing. \n\nA perfect example of this is today when I went in to have a passport photo taken. The whole process took over 45 minutes and left me with an uneasy feeling that maybe what I submitted is not a proper photo. It took three tries of taking the picture, then fiddling with it on the computer and trying to get it printed in the proper size. When he finally handed me a usable photo, I fortunately noticed that it was not printed on photo paper and so he had to print again. After all that, I was pretty frustrated since I probably could have done it faster myself at home but I wanted it \"professionally\" done so that I was sure it was right but now I had no confidence in them at all. But David was so apologetic and graciously gave me the photo and also a padded envelope to mail off the form in for free. That is the only thing that kept them from a 1 star review.
__label__1 I waited 15 min to be helped.when I was assisted the rep seemed nice.My upset sits with the store they needed a older connection to transfer contacts from one phone to another.But the one and only transfer connection was broken.this was my experience your might be a bit better.
__label__3 As a former Alltel employee, I understand how things work. Stores don't control pricing of plans or phones. So its about customer service. We came in to buy ourselves some new phones. Every staff member we interacted with was kind and professional. They did try to upsell some accessories, which I guess I don't blame them. Overall it was fairly a pleasant experience.
__label__0 This store is always too busy. Be sure to bring your favorite pillow because it will be a  hour before someone can help you.
__label__3 Have to agree with the other yelpers here...food is fresh; bread is amazing. I'm a fan of the Turkey BLT especially [sourdough bread, grilled carved turkey, applewood smoked bacon, romaine, roasted tomato and paprika mayo!]   The pesto pizza is also very fine. I didn't love the Caesar salad I've had but that was mostly because I found the dressing had too much garlic. Its all made to order and they do a fine job when I call ahead for a take out order; its ready when I get there or very shortly thereafter. \n\nThe surroundings are nice and its especially nice to be able to sit outside on the nicer evenings. But here too, will share in the 'how about a clean table' complaint. I mean, I'm payin' 7 and a half bucks for a sandwich. A clean table should come with. All in all though still a reco for a really good lunch or dinner.
__label__2 They probably only get my order right half of the time but they are so friendly and makes up for it and that is why I keep coming back.
__label__0 I used to work in east mesa and would frequently meet with friends for lunch at crackers and co.  \n\nLet me start by saying this was over a year ago, but I never thought to write a review because we always called it \"that place where the servers treat you like crap but has great food\"\n\nThat pretty much sums things up, the food is AWESOME (salad are a must and Red Velvet cake will make you touch yourself) getting seated might take 10 minutes, water will take 15 and food probably about 45....maybe things have improved with a horriable economy?  Last straw for me was a BIG BLACK CURLY HAIR I pulled out of my cake one afternoon.  BAKED IN!!!!  \n\nIt pains me to even think of it still.  Patronize at your own risk!
__label__1 After reading all the good reviews of the other Mesa Crackers and Co, I went to this one because it's closer to my house. \n\nI don't know what all the hype is about. I found it to be just about the blandest, most boring, overpriced breakfast I've had in a long time. I got the Vatican which is a skillet with eggs cooked to order, hash browns, red and green bell pepper, onion, mushrooms, and bits of bacon along with sausage and cheese all mixed together. I got the cheese on the side and ended up not putting much on. It was about $8.50.\n\nFirst, the sausage wasn't breakfast sausage, or perhaps it's like no breakfast sausage I've seen. It appeared to be Italian sausage or some rendition. The pieces were big and not my cup of tea at all. I'd have much rather had traditional breakfast sausage. It's clearly the standard, why mess with it? Maybe becuase it's called \"The Vatican\" but still, I wished it was marked on the menu that the sausage was different. I pulled all of them off my plate, I disliked them so much. \n\nThe skillet had no seasoning whatsoever. I'm not a big fan of salt but it tasted like they didn't put any salt on anything, or any seasoning for that matter. I had to salt my food which I never do. Usually I think things are too salty eating out. \n\nThe hashbrowns were pretty good but it's hard to mess that up. Nothing else was tasty. I ended up dumping Cholula over the whole thing which made it more edible. It was relatively greasy for how unflavorful it was. Even the english muffin that came on the side was flat and not very doughy. Most of the wait staff seemed pretty nice but our waitress wasn't all that great and only checked on us once even though she passed every 2 minutes to get to other tables. \n\nI would not try this place again. Their desserts did look good if you're into that thing.
__label__1 I went here for breakfast this last weekend and after reading the reviews and listening to my friend who had already been here, I was excited to try the breakfast.\nLet's just say I have had better and was not impressed. Maybe it is this location, or maybe it is that I just expect more for breakfast, but I thought this restaurant was both a waste of tummy space and money!\n\nI ordered The Vatican Skillet, which was dry and lacking a lot! It needed sauce, salt, pepper, you name it, it was missing it! Took most of it home and ate it later all fixed up. \n\nWill not be returning...
__label__2 Breakfast with Rob,  The food is good.  I had eggs, bacon and pancakes.  Not my favorite pancakes, but ok.  Love their sausage gravy however.
__label__0 Well if anyone deserves ZERO STARS HERE WE ARE!  I have been here twice and had ok meals. This time today was my worst dining experience ever. I ordered an omelette and out comes the server with our food and he was the one who noticed a hair on it. Sent back only to return with another pretty looking omelette with a Hair on top!!! I was so appalled. Can you imagine this happening twice ? My friends were about done with their food when I gave then a 3rd chance. This time we were good but my toast was full of butter which isn't what I ordered. Anyway. They were nice to take it off the bill and my fresh food was good even though everyone else on my table was done eating and just watching me. What awful\nLuck... I still see that hair in my visual mind. Never coming back here again. Sorry for the bad review but it was a horrid experience.
__label__3 A group of my coworkers and I go here every other week for lunch. FYI the blackberry lemonade is to diiiiie for- I order it every time we go. They have delicious healthy options to eat as well! Something for everyone
__label__4 Beat body shop in town joe is the best!!\nHe does a great job on matching exotic paint
__label__4 Love this dentist's office! They are all super friendly and Dr. Carson is very professional. Would definitely recommend!
__label__0 I'm not one to write a bad yelp normally as I understand how damaging they can be. My negative review of the budget rent a car at the Phoenix airport is mainly about the rudest individual working there that I have ever come in contact with. We picked up our car at 145pm on Friday, November 7, 2014.  I made our reservation through costco travel as I do most times when we go somewhere as their rates are the best. I had my confirmation loaded in my trip it App on my phone. Their system at this location of taking a number and being seated to wait your turn was great! No standing in line, instead comfortably seated in the waiting area waiting for your number to be called. This took about 15 minutes. Not horrible. Unfortunately my pleasant experience ended there. I was asked to go to a window where agent Barb was to help me. She was unable to locate our reservation. I showed her my confirmation on my phone and she immediately told me it was not their confirmation number. I advised that I had booked through costco to which she rudely responded, \"we aren't the only company they use, try next door\". I assured her the reservation was with budget but she insisted I was mistaken and again suggested I go next door. I began looking through my emails to find the confirmation to see if it included budgets confirmation number. When I found the email, I handed over my phone to her. She scrolled through it then shoved my phone in my face and said, look, this is OUR confirmation number not the other one you gave me. What difference does it make? Do you have a reservation or not? She was now able to locate the reservation and proceeded. Never was there an apology or explanation. Next I had to endure what can not be described as anything other than badgering me into additional insurance. I understand they encourage their workers to do this and may even bonus them on their success in some way. I get that. But when I say no thank you six times, I truly don't want it! She went on to make me feel like a degenerate for not taking it as it could cost tens of thousands of dollars if something were to happen. This is easily at least the hundredth car I've rented over the years and I'm very clear on the risk of using my own insurance over theirs. I didn't need schooling from this rude individual. I would definitely rent from budget again as everything other than barb was terrific. Just a heads up if you find yourself at this location standing in front of barb, I'd suggest passing your turn and waiting for the next agent!
__label__4 Thorough workouts, every session is different, plenty of encouragement and positive attitude!
__label__2 Such good food and such a nice cook and cashier (depending on who you get), it's too bad that it's smack dab in the middle of one of the most ghetto cities in all of Arizona. El Mirage is responsible for housing some of the dirtiest crudest people I've ever had the displeasure of coming across. On a side note, $7 for an egg, potato and cheese burrito?!!!! That is just ridiculous!
__label__1 Congress Realty is very good on customer service, but my husband and I were unable to use this company to list our house via flat fee here in Colorado because Andrew English added an addendum in the 6 month legally binding contract that stated the total commission at closing would be forwarded to him by the Title company, and from there he (Andrew) would forward the commission to the buyer's agent. Andrew was only taking a $299 flat fee for his services, and no commission, and so for him to request the Title company, who is hired to ensure funds are distributed fairly at closing, send him the buyer's agent's commission instead of  wiring the funds directly to the buyer's agent, was worrisome to us. Congress Realty is not located in Colorado, and we do not know Andrew and never met him, and so for him to expect us to let him take possession of the total commission at closing, instead of allowing the Title to distribute funds, made us very uncomfortable. Our title agent said in 38 years of business she had never heard of such a thing, because the whole reason for hiring a Title company is to ensure no one is able to 'steal' funds or inappropriately gain access to them. Andrew's addendum did not state when  he would forward the buyer's agent their due commission once he received these monies that were not his to possess, leaving the seller and buyer's agent at great risk of losing their commission if he was not an honest Joe and chose to hold those funds indefinitely. Andrew tried to justify this as being Colorado law, and it is law that the broker pays out the commission to the buyer's agent, but that should be through a third party, such as a Title company, to ensure all parties feel confident the transaction closes and everyone gets paid. Andrew should not put the seller in this position, but instead should find a few good Title companies in Colorado whom he knows are trustworthy so that all parties can close with confidence, and his customers can trust him. Had he not added this strange addendum, we would have worked with him, but there was no way we would sign up and worry about that commission we paid out disappearing at closing.
__label__4 This Subway was hopping the night my friend and I were here. It was before the Carly Rae Jepsen/Hot Chelle Rae concert downtown and a local high school dance, and the employees were bum rushed. We went at the perfect time, just before all the high school kids flocked in. Our service was fast and spot on. The food was excellent and right on the money.
__label__4 A Savory Affair catered my daughters wedding this weekend and they did an amazing job! The food was absolutely delicious and they were punctual, friendly, helpful and professional. Many people complicated us on the food and the menu that we had for the buffet. Thank you Chef for helping to make my daughter's wedding fantastic and memorable!
__label__0 I like Italian cuisine. I also like a good date night. This visit was so underwhelming that I will now rate the Olive Garden chain as fine Italian dining at its very, very best. We were here on a early weekday night with a very light crowd. Unfortunately, we did not order pizza. We had the restaurant.com certificate and thought we would try the pasta entrees. My date had shrimp fettuccine alfredo and I ordered a sort of baked ziti with sausage - the sausage was served separately!?! \n\nThe shrimp was in actuality salad shrimp. It looked like noodles with pieces of pink lucky charms in them with a taste of noodles with a nondescript presence of fish. The pasta with sausage tasted like it was just made, thawed out and served by the school cafeteria. It gave me the feeling that someone did scoop out something and plopped it on my plate as a carried the tray to the cashier. I should've had a bowl of tapioca or something on the side! The was one step better in that we were able to eat without someone yelling food fight! \n\nNice small place. You could pass it without seeing it in this area. No big signage. The toilet in the woman's room did not work properly. The restaurant.com certificate was blamed for a miscalculated bill. The pizza may be authentic but certainly not the pastas. My date and I are still together but this would be an ideal place to go if you wanted to break up.
__label__3 Everyone is very friendly & welcoming and they don't try to \"upsell\" you as much as some other places.  They always give me a bottle of water too, which is a nice touch.  Will continue coming here for sure.
__label__4 Been going here for years. A great place!
__label__2 OK, so I enjoy movies a whole lot!!!! I usually go the midnight showing because I am so anxious to see the new movies. Even after that, I may see any particular movie several times... Yep, I'm a junkie!!!! I am originally from Atlanta, where AMC Theaters are also. i was one of those reward card persons that usually always got free popcorn or drinks and free tix because I frequent so much! Since, I've moved to PHX, many of the AMC reward programs have changed and now they charge you to be a member (that sux) and they no longer offer student or military incentives. I do like the $5 matinee movies though!\n\nOut here, looks like Harkins is KING! They honor military and student discounts and have a nice loyalty program which includes a LOYALTY CUP where the refills are only a $1 and if you bring your popcorn bag back, you are entitled to a free popcorn refill!!!! AWESOME!!!!!!\n\nAlthough the AMC 24 is minutes from my house, I now make the drive to the closest HARKINS!!!! They have won me over!
__label__3 Who doesn't love a good movie and a clean theater? Yep, that sums it up. I usually frequent this place during the week and I don't have too many troubles getting tickets. What is unfortunate is that there is one person at the customer service desk who you can buy tickets from and depending on the week, the line is extra long which sucks if you are cutting it close for a movie. The other thing I'd love for them to figure out is how can one scan their AMC card at the self-service kiosk. Grr at that.
__label__4 No rating (just putting that in theater 12 there is a speaker in the front right that may be damaged. I heard a crack sound ((a sound a speaker makes when damaged))\n\nOtherwise a fun movie experience. \n\nCheers
__label__2 I'm usually a fan of Harkins theaters over AMC except for the esplanade in Biltmore.  The loyalty cups and discounts seem to be generally lacking with the AMC locations.  Overall the prices are comparable, but one thing I do really like about AMC is that they still do a discounted first showing.\n\nAll things considered, this is a good movie going option, especially for a first showing of the day.
__label__0 Stay away from this cleaning company.........After confirming appointment, they suddenly cancel your appointment a day before and never give you a other cleaning date for the next two months.I will never buy their coupon from groupon anymore.
__label__0 We started off using the cleaning solution on a groupon. Our first experience was good-friendly quick reply and a great clean. We then signed up for reoccurring cleaning and requested Thomas G because he does an amazing job and knows our dogs. We we're told he'd come and if he wasn't coming they would let us know so we can leave the dogs in the kennel or outside. They did not let us know and the new cleaners would not go into the house because the dogs we're barking at them(completely understandable). When we talked with the holly and one other person (can't remember the name) they we're rude and continued to tell us \"sorry you're dogs didn't let your house get cleaned\"\nThey also did not make any attempts to reschedule. Then they double charged us for cleaning. \nThe quality of cleaning was good from Thomas but otherwise was horrible. One time when Thomas didn't come we had to have someone come out and re clean because the house was still dirty. I couldn't even tell that someone had been there. When we first complained again horrible customer service.\n\nAfter a little over six months and any attempts at making things work, we finally cancelled our service.\n\nI wouldn't recommend anyone using this company.
__label__3 I've flown out of Mesa-Gateway Airport on Spirit Airlines to Dallas, TX for at least once a month since August and I have to say, Mesa Gateway is far better than Sky Harbor. Yes you have to pay for everything from bags to water, but the saying does apply for this airlines.. \"You get what you pay for\".\n\nI never pay for my bags, i pack light and bring a small backpack that can hold 3-4 days worth of clothes plus toiletries (pants, shirts, socks, underware, bra's) most of these items can be worn more than once so it makes no sense to pay $35 a bag for both flights. I also never pick the seat i want to seat in, they give you an option to make the selection random and to be honest, i don't care where i seat, especially since i don't have to pay that way. I've flown enough to know it really does not matter where you sit, it's still going to be some what uncomfortable. The only real gripe i have for this airlines is the fact that the seats don't go back. My flights are only 2 hrs long but due to the time when the flights leave, (12:55 am)  it would nice to be able to close my eyes for a little bit comfortably. I have invested in a Plane Pillow which works wonderfully no matter the seat I'm in. \n\nAll in all, if your cheap like me :) than you will appreciate this low cost airlines, especially paying between $75 - $150 for a round trip ticket (which is unheard of nowadays) \n\nHope this helps anyone out trying to decide if Spirit Airlines is the best way to go.\n\nShelly
__label__1 Increasingly Unlikely to use Mesa-Gateway with Allegiant due to:\nI) family member being stuck addl day, after World Flight Services employee (4 at the counter) refused to print my sister's boarding pass (having checked in 4hrs earlier) with 55 minutes before flight -- all AA policies met, but Customer Service suggests we failed to check in 60 min prior to flight. We flew her home via American Airlines instead.\nII) friend and her family arrived 30 min before flight, after receiving messages and checking airport about 1hr delay. Flight delay was reversed and flight time moved up 5min! Also had to fly ALL of them through PHX via Delta.\nCustomer service sent (3) $27 vouchers. Hmmm, not quite good enough. Then refused further discussion.\n\nAll of my past ~15 flights were fine.
__label__2 Good neighborhood bar/sports bar that could be made infinitely better with a more proactive management team. There are many times we go there and enjoy a great bar meal while watching sports. There have also been several occasions where something unsatisfactory has occurred - food not prepped correctly, to slow service -and no one from management has come out to address. \n\nAgain - a solid line up of burgers and fries to wings to salads - good bar food at a spot that could be made great with some basic customer service tweaks.
__label__1 food was decent, beer was cold but the servers looked like they just rolled out of bed.  They didn't comb their hair and if the front of the house doesn't look presentable can only imagine what is going on in back of the house where my good is being cooked.  I will not be coming back.
__label__0 Great place. BUT horrible service. Although it was a game day Sunday and it was full they only came by 2times to check if we were ok and needed something and every time we asked for something we got a different server!!!
__label__0 We received a full confirmation for a vehicle at their Glendale location and am now finding out they don't have a car available but found one 20 miles away at double the cost we were quoted!
__label__4 Dr. Cheng is the best Doc in the whole Queen Creek area.  He's funny, he listens to you, and takes his time.  He does meet with a lot of patients but it always feels he's taking the time for you.  I love that when I have an appointment with him, I get right in (no waiting) and NO I am not kidding.  This seriously is the best Doctors office that I have been to in this area and all of Arizona.  If you live in the Queen Creek/Gilbert area and looking for a good family Doc.  This is the place.
__label__4 Wow, wow, wow! ...or maybe that should be BOW, WOW, WOW! My dog and I did the self-serve wash today and we are dedicated fans after only one visit! Leah at the front desk made us feel welcome and Tim in the wash bays was capable and personable. For fifteen dollars my large lab is no longer a smelly dog. The wash bays lower (great for older dogs with hurting hips...and super for their human parents who don't have to lift them) and raise to a comfortable height. They provide shampoo, warm water, cotton balls, ear solution, face wash, towels and a blow dryer! I'm home and done...no worrying about doing a load of laundry to wash the dog wash towels...no cleaning the tub, shower, or porch of copious amounts of dog fur...and no worrying that a wet dog will roll in the dirt and then jump on the couch! I love it! We'll definitely be back. Thanks so much. You all are wonderful!
__label__3 Closest thing to excellent Korea food in PHX (that I've tried).\n\nI've been to 4 other Korean restaurants around town and this is the only one that I have been back to more than once.  I'd say we've hit this place 6 times since they opened.  This is comparable to some of the Korean we've had in Japan (yes I know, weird, but the Japanese love Korean food), New york and Seattle (big Korean community). \nFirst of all, this place hits a chord with me because it is not a cook-it-yourself barbeque place.  While the grill on the table is fun and all, I'd rather spend my time chatting with family/friends, downing Soju and Hite and chomping on spicy squid, bi bim bap and seafood pancake.\n\nKiller dishes include the aforementioned dolsot bi bim bap (google it if you don't know it), spicy squid with pork, seafood pancake, dumplings, all manner of tofu soup (with egg of course), the standard bbq (bulgogi/kalbi, etc) and of course the lovely, lovely refillable sides (kimchee, seaweed, apple salad, I could go on...).\n\nCold Hite (beer), not a bad selection of soju (sweet-potato liquor), and refillable drinks for the kids.  In my mind, you just can't go wrong.\nService was lacking.  They were understaffed on the last two visits and had a help wanted sign up.  Still, the food made the wait and lack of attention worth it.  They are 1 waiter away from making it really work.\n\nCons - Its cold in here.  My kids always want to wear their fleeces or a sweater (even in the summer).  Not that cheap.. especially if you like to hit multiple dishes.  For a family of 4, we usually do 3 dishes with beers and we're out the door at $80+.  Not crazy, but its not cheap.  Service.  Last few times, they needed 1 or 2 more staff to make it shine.\n\nPros - The food, the food, the food.  Need I say more?
__label__2 Not that I know what good or real Korean is...but I am a fan of any good asian-type cuisine. \n\nSimple decor and we were attended to quickly (I think we were the second table). The table ordered the Korean BBQ ribs and I got the dolsot (I think). The meat was greasy, fatty with very light sweet sauce - just the way it's supposed to be. The dolsot came served in a huge stone smoking hot bowl. You have to stir it with your spoon to get all the rice, veggies and meat mixed up and a little crispy hot. Not  a lot of flavor but an interesting option for something new.\n\nThe sides were good though maybe uninspired. Who knew that Koreans ate appleas and mayonnaise just like I did in the midwest! It was a good sweetness to counter the spicy kim-chee!\n\nA good option in downtown Chandler when you want to eat outside the box.
__label__2 Visiting Arizona for a work related thing.. my cousin and her family decided to pick me up and let me hang out with for the day before the busy training course begins.\n\nWe check into my room.. hang out in the room for a bit.. then we head out for some dinner..\n\nKorean always sounds good.. so they take me here..\n\nTheir warning was that the outside didn't look all that great.. but the interior and the food was really good.\n\nI had the bimbimbap (sp?) in the stone pot and it was really good.  It came with a side of the hot sauce so I could put it to my liking.  There wasn't much meat and it was more full of vegetables but it was still really good.\n\nMy cousin had the beef bbq and that was good..\n\nThe service wasn't really great.. they got busy and we felt like they forgot us.. they forgot to refill our waters.. and then they forgot to give the bill to our table and we had to go up to the front.\n\nIt was good.. and if I were to come back into town.. I'd come back to try some of their soups..
__label__1 This place has been open fro awhile now and I finally got to try it out. I was in the area with a friend of mine who constantly talked about how breat this places side dishes were. \n\nWhen we pulled up I was surprised to see the exterior of the building. Not so appealing from the outside, neither was the area it is in. The inside was much better but nothing like some of the places in LA this restaurant is based off of. \n\nThe waitress that day seemed a gloomy and unwelcoming with her blank expressions and straight to the point service. I would have enjoyed the service a bit more if she was a bit more  enthusiastic. It wasn't till the end of our meal when we engaged conversation with her that she cracked a smile. \n\nWe ordered the tofu stew, since this is their specialty. I got the kimchee beef and my friend got the mushroom and beef. I like that they have the stone pots for the rice since no one else here in AZ does it. The rice came out a bit on the wet side but I was so hungry at this point it didn't matter. The sides that were presented to us was not very exciting. I don't know what all the hype was about the sides, it was just like any other place but a lot less. We only got 4 sides and one of them being roasted seaweed. Come on now, anyone can cut that up and serve it, I want something that I can't do at home. The stew was ok at best and did have a good amount of meat which is good. \n\nAll in all the service was ok, could have been better if my water was ever refilled. The food was ok nothing too exciting. A good place to go if you live in the area but like most of us who do not, not worth the drive. Possibly a harsh review since there are only a few Korean places in town but wouldn't you think since there are only a handful here and for some reason they all do tofu stew and a specialty that one would get it right. or at least enough for AZ but not this one to say the least.
__label__1 Food is still good. However, the service sucks. We went there about one hour before closing. The waitress was trying to rush us out so that she could go clubbing.\n\nNot thinking about going back there unless it got a new waitress.
__label__0 Horrible customer service. There salon was darn near empty when I arrived and was told that there would be a 20 minute wait. The receptionist seemed too busy getting to the next level of candy crush to even make eye contact when I came in. I walked out without getting served. It didn't seem like she cared.
__label__1 I love Coffee Bean for the unique, malted taste of the powders. I do not love this location though. \n\nAbout 3 months ago, I received a free drink for buying a $25 gift-card. I ordered the new toffee-flavored drink, and said I wanted it OVER-ice (I've learned to use that term with this chain) and with non-fat milk. The girl said something about how it's already pretty low-fat. That should've been my clue that there was a disconnect in communication, because what I was handed was one of those disgusting Ice-Blended drinks. Sweeter than a milkshake, that's why I don't like them. That's why I STRESS \"OVER-ICE\" at Coffee Bean. I really wanted to tell her it was wrong, but the girl was really nice, I was in a hurry and not to mention, the drink was technically free. I drank MAYBE 1/6 of it and dumped the rest when I got home. It was an extra-large, too.  \n:/\n\nSo the reason I decided to post this review, is because of my boyfriend's experience this morning. He ordered an iced black & white mocha. What he got was a HOT mocha. He is shy and dislikes confrontations of any kind, so he just accepted this completely wrong drink and left. He said the girl that took his order had no personality, and when she called his drink to the barista, she said vanilla latte, which he did correct at that point.\n\nI used to be a barista, and there really is no excuse for bad service like this. I could MAYBE understand a mistake happening once in awhile if you're working the bar and have 20+ cups lined up during the morning rush (not exaggerating), but for someone working the register to screw up and have lackluster personality to boot... not cool.\n\nI'm not sure I'll go back to this location again or not. Sometimes I feel it's just not worth the hassle after a couple bad experiences.
__label__2 In a convient location for me between work and home.   Store is easy to get around, and find whatever you are looking for.  The store staff seems to be helpful the times I have came in.  I prefer the home depot up the road off of ray just because the staff is more knowledgeable, and have been more helpful to myself.
__label__2 I used to be a member here, then I went to Lifetime.  I came back, because I really need a utilitarian gym.  I am not here to socialize or worry about any one else.  I can come with absolutely no make up and whatever I want to wear.  I really love Paula's Body Pump class.  I rarely miss it.
__label__3 Time to sweat! This place is hit or miss but I can't judge yet bcuz we still have the New Years Resolution Crowd in attendance! :)
__label__0 Staff nice, but forgetful. The food was cold and bland. Wish I had checked them out here first. No wonder no one was in there.
__label__1 J&J presents a real reviewing dilemma.\n\nI've been getting pies from here since they opened.\n\nI didn't like it.\n\nI tried again a few months later, the pie was awesome!\n\nI tried again a week later, back to bad.\n\nOver the last couple of years J&J has maintained this hit and miss pattern. The pies are more often really good than bad, and are rarely really bad.\n\nThat said, the last two pies I had were both bad. With the last one so bad I didn't finish a single slice.\n\nThe cheese was clumped and uncooked in spots. The sauce was over the top with crushed pepper, too spicy for a regular pizza. The crust was soggy AND burnt in places. Maybe the oven wasn't clean or the temp was off, but in any case a total failure of quality control!\n\nSo how do I rate them? Based on their best pie? Their worst? Some imaginary average?\n\nWell, I chose the latter. I based my rating on the probability of a good product. Honestly though, I'm not likely to get a pie here for quite a while. There are simply too many other really good pizza places, why risk it here?\n\nCaveat Emptor friend!
__label__2 Pizza by the slice...I thought I left that back in NY. I was very happy to find a place that does slices. Jimmy and Joe's just does not do slices they do SLICES.  However, do not get too excited this is not NY pizza. Very far from it. The crust is super doughy and the cheese and sauce are just OK. This slice would never make it back home. It would be sent to Pizza jail for perpetrating a REAL slice. Hey but what do I expect this is AZ. \n\nI have been here numerous times and we order regularly from them for delivery. It is kind of hit and miss with the slices when you go in. I am guessing because they are usually sitting there and you have to reheat them etc. When we order delivery the pies are great, hot, cheesy with fresh toppings. So I would say if you are in their range for delivery then by all means do so or pick up a pie. They can keep the slices. The salads are OK. I think they should invest in better dressing. They use the  cheap store brought stuff and you can definitely tell. J and J upgrade to better dressing. \n\nThe place seems to be run my a bunch of teenagers. I never see anyone in there older than 22 or so. But I have to say they are always attentive, cheerful and get your food out to you ASAP. However, if you are staying in to eat be prepared for teenage chatter as the staffers have friends coming and going. Can get a bit annoying but that could just be me.
__label__0 This place is horrible! \n\nThe personnel are obnoxious and incompetent teenagers. The service will make you think it can't be real and that it must be a practical joke. The pizza is bad. The so called dining room is tiny and filled with little tables and cruelly uncomfortable metal chairs that have no cushioning. How does a place like this stay in business?
__label__0 lousy!  rude but most importantly she butchered my pants!  DO NOT USE
__label__0 Will Never Buy Anything From Here Again!\n\nIn the last 2 years I've probably spent close to $5k with Golfsmith. They'll completely deny this, however I'm fairly certain there sales staff pushes certain brands over other brands, and not because of play ability either. My issue came when I was going there to purchase a set of Titleist AP2s (Just wanted to hit em before I bought) and the salesperson basically made me feel like an idiot if I bought the AP2s and pushed the R9s on me. I'll admit I hit the R9s on Swing Tracker the same as the AP2s, I'm not giving them a bad review because the salesperson talked me into the AP2s I'm really upset with the fact that I went there a month later (buyers remorse) to see if I can trade my R9s for AP2 or at least a good discount off. They were already clearance out the R9s (Only a couple weeks later) and told me the most they could give me for my irons was $125; After I just spent $900+ on them. Also on the same order of my irons I purchased a new driver, wedges, etc. so my total bill was over $2k and the best they could do is offer me $125 for my irons that were still brand new looking. No thanks Never Again!! I'll give my business to PGA Store or Vans.
__label__4 I eat here all the time you get alot of food for a good price. The teriyaki chicken is very good. There macaroni salad is the best I've tasted out of the few island places I've had in the area. The crab puffs are also very good.
__label__3 We love this place! We tried L&L and were not fans! But Ono Hawaiian is yummy! We get the family meal with the Chicken Katzu, BBQ Chicken and I think its the Terriaki Chicken. Big portions. Very Tasty!! Its always the same woman working at the counter. Shes nice but nothing extra special. They have great coupon deals that come in your mail.\nWe will go back often!
__label__2 Hmmm.  This place gets a mixed review from my wife and I.\n\nHer manicure lasted three days, her pedicure lasted over a month--really lopsided.  Service was friendly, but when you pay good money to make your hands look good, they should look good for a while.\n\nWe are still looking for the Valley equivalent to San Francisco's Simply Unique Nails.  It may not exist here at all, but we are hoping that we will eventually find it.  I will let you know when we do.
__label__2 Being in the area I decided to have lunch here. It has been a while since we or I have been here. \n\nI am not sure if the same folks operate this place I did not recognise anyone. Yet they were friendly and quick to serve. I do not remember the TV in the corner. It might have always been here but never noticed it. I did today. there was a soap opera on, bad choice if you ask me as soap operas are nothing but moaning and groaning with a fair amount of fighting. Today some woman was screaming about losing her child. Not a happy subject for me. But even if they were showing something I would want to watch, I would not want to watch because I do not like TVs in restaurants. Soft music please...... \n\nI ordered pork egg foo yung. I do not know why since I never order pork. To me this version was very odd. I have always remembered sprouts being a part of this dish, one reason I like it. This was more like a turkey stuffing pattie, the consistency of it not the taste with pieces of pork on top and covered in a brown sauce. The actual taste was fine, but I just could not take the consistency so I left most of it. I still think the food here is just fine over all.
__label__2 So I was on my way home from work and I didn't feel like cooking and was craving Asian food. I was happy to see this place on my way so I decided to stop and check it out. \n\nAs I walked in I was hit with the smell of stale cigarettes which really made me want to turn around and walk out but I was only ordering to go and it may have been another customer that walked in before me so I headed up to the register area to check out the menu and place my order. I was pleasantly surprised to see that there were many options of different Asian cuisine. I'm a sucker for Thai fried rice so I decided to order that and crab angels (crab puffs). \n\nAgain I was just ordering take out so when I got home and opened my fried rice I couldn't believe how much was in the container. There was enough for 4 meals!! The crab angels were just ok I have had better. \n\nI would really like to give this place more stars simply for the amazing Thai Fried Rice I got, but it was missing the pineapple that I was craving and that it said it had on the menu.\n\nI will go back and try this place again and possibly change my review to a 4 or 5.
__label__0 I couldn't be more frustrated with this facility.  We went here to avoid that big gym feel and this place is equal too or worse.  First don't get sucked in by the pool because the kids pool or slide is not open often enough or during times you could use.  The lap look is always booked or full so if you want to take the kids swimming this isn't the place.  They have a cool rock wall but no one is there to let you use it.  The kids area is not appropriately staffed and the check in process is very insecure. Say you decide you don't want to use the gym anymore?  Good luck canceling.  You jump through loops designed to stop you from canceling and still they misplace your file and harass you for the bill you canceled. At $92 a month you can get alot better.  Avoid at all cost because I'm still dealing with their billing mistakes.
__label__1 The price tag for the Jimmy Dean Delights turkey sausage bagels said $5.99.  After I got home, I looked at the receipt and noticed I was charged $7.19.  Thanks for the false pricing, Target.  I think that's illegal, too.\n\nI'm going to think Twice before I go back to Target.  Might go ahead and close my Red Card too.  Not worth the 5% discount to get overcharged.
__label__0 Although the repair work was fine, the customer service was terrible!  No communication and very difficult to talk to someone.  I called them on day promised and they said the work was done and give them another hour so they could wash the car and double check work.  I picked up rhe car and it was not washed!  Would not use them again.
__label__4 My husband and I have been coming here for a few years and Dr Gramlich is awesome.  He takes needed time with each patient and never rushes us through.  I have also on occasion needed to see him for eye infection and the staff is always very accommodating in getting me in as soon as possible.  \nThey have a great selection of frames and we have always received quality glasses no problems when ordering.
__label__4 Great little restaurant. Family owned - I think? Probably the best tamales I've had. I always try to support small and local. You won't be disappointed.
__label__3 What to say? It's easy to find, right off the 60 on the West side of Val Vista. There's plenty of parking. The restaurant/pub is huge - plenty of dining tables if you're looking for grub. I went during HH. I was looking for beer. My friend and I walked past the bar to grab a pub table - close to the restrooms and where they set up the band on Fridays. \n\nWe ordered our drinks quickly and then scanned the menu for anything that might strike our fancy. There was plenty to choose from, and it all sounded great. What to nibble on? We went with the fondue appetizer - you can't go wrong with a freshly baked pretzel, sliced apple (two different kinds) and gooey cheese greatness. It hit the spot, along with our brews. \n\nThe bar seemed a bit sparse for the hour of the day. It didn't really pick up that much either, not even as the band began to play at 9:30. The band was a mix of Irish and Blues. I say that because they opened with upbeat, fun Irish tunes and segued into some Blues. I think I preferred the Blues renditions. The band was nothing to look at, of course - middle aged men with thinning hair. But they worked as background music. \n\nMolly's is a fun place. It doesn't have that cozy, quaint feeling of being in a hard-to-find, you're-a-special-patron establishment. Instead, it feels like the TGIFriday's of Irish restaurants. Don't get me wrong - the decor is nice... hardwood floors, interesting things on the wall, a restaurant slogan that makes ya chuckle. I just much prefer a swankier place. \n\nSo, why 4 stars? Probably was the company, the conversation we had in a place that was relaxed, friendly and serving us both some damn fine beer. (Guinness anyone?) Plus, our nibbling plate of caloric wonderfulness was a treat. Who knew fondue at an Irish bar was going to be any good? I certainly didn't. Oh, and the music was fun. I suggest checking out their website to see which bands are playing, for they seem to invite a large mix of musicians - Something for everyone, I guess. \n\nSo, if you're looking for an easy, simple and middle-of-the-road Irish pub experience, Molly's is your place. \n\n\n\n\n\n\nDisclaimer: Review based on one experience.
__label__2 I got a hair cut and loved it, however, I was not crazy about the salon. A little too modern for me.\nSeems like a good place if you like trendy hair cuts and color.
__label__3 I'm a fan of the glaze!
__label__0 My daughter got very sick from eating a burger here and when we complained the manager did give us a free meal if we returned. We went back a few months later and my husband got sick this time after eating some wings. I have not been impressed with the food  overall here and the service has been even worse. I have never been to the bar area here...only the restaurant. I would never go back and would not recommend this particular Native New Yorker.
__label__4 One of the things I really like about Yelp is that it's a handy-dandy tool when you've moved to a new city.  I've found lots of great businesses in my newest \"new city\" and Dr. Madder's practice is no exception.\n\nWhen I first read Brett B's review I was a bit put off.  I mean, I don't really look like a cast member of Melrose Place (which I never watched) and didn't want to feel out of place.  But a good dentist is a good dentist and to a kid whose mother nicknamed her \"the million dollar mouth\" I wasn't about to quibble.\n\nAppearances aside, these folks seem determined to make you feel welcome and cared for.  Dr. Madder is pleasant, no-nonsense and a flat-out good dentist.  Jill, the hygienist, is thorough and helped significantly improve my \"pockets\".  The rest of the staff is absolutely terrific as well, they are pleasant, professional and make you feel that they really care about your well-being.\n\nBut the best is Tish.  Tish is an old friend.  By that I don't mean that I've known her a long time.  I mean she envelopes you in that feeling of belonging that you have with old friends and it is absolutely, 100% sincere.\n\nI whole-heartedly recommend this practice.  They do a great job on kids (mine are teens) and adults.
__label__1 I just wanted to chime in. I've had this place a few times just to check to see if it has improved any. Trust me, the food is just terrible. When you walk in, you are slammed with the smell of seafood- the taste is even in the food. I think they believe that it's good that the whole place smells like a fish market. \n\nHow can Red Lobster smell less fishy than this place? The rice is dry, tastes like fish, and doesn't have any flavor. The best item on the menu is the jalapeno potatoes, which aren't even oriental.\n\n The to go cups are very small, and you can't get any other size.  People consistently use the tongs & large spoons, then set the handle (which they just touched) directly onto the food, which isn't heated enough to kill any germs.  I don't think it is unsafe, just really terrible. Please avoid this place, they don't deserve to stay open.
__label__2 Ah, this place only gets 3 stars.....it would get more but...read on:\n\n1.  This is a great spot to eat after last call...packed, but damn it's good.  \n2.  Always get it with Whiz....duh.\n3.  Fries aren't half bad\n4.  Be ready to cough up $10-12 for a sandwhich, fries, and a drink.\n\nOkay...really....10-12 to eat at this place??????  Rip-off.  That' s my biggest complaint.  It would be different if the food was amazing or it was overflowing with meat....but it's neither of those things.
__label__0 Yeah, the food here isn't all that bad.  I'd give the food 4 stars by itself.  But...\n\nService = shit\nrestaurant = shit\n\nNormally you get what you pay for, but the prices here are a fucking insane.  On my last visit, I paid somewhere around 14 dollars for a cheesesteak, fries, and drink and slice of pizza.  The girl at the counter told me a price after I asked her roughly what the total would be (told me all that would be about 8 bucks) and after ringing up the total, it was around 14.  OK...  \n\nWhen asked what I wanted on it, I asked for wiz but light on it.  A few people working there laughed at me.  Hey fuckers, were not in Philly, were in the desert.  Some of us don't like that much on the sandwich.  A guy making my sandwich spills some steak on the counter, picks it up with his fingers and puts it back on the sandwich.  Nice.  He gives me a \"what is your problem\" look.  Another lady working there spent the ENTIRE time (waiting in line, ordering, waiting for food, and eating) looking at her cell phone.\n\nAnyway, the food is awesome, worth trying if you don't mind the price tag.  Sitting in the restaurant to eat itself is cramped.  I was lucky enough to get a seat at the \"bar\" that is crooked.  My drink falls over.  I try to clean it up but there is a line of people standing around me.  I give up.  The condiment bar looks like a dog gnawed a ton of shit together and left it there.  I couldn't tell what was what.  They were out of ketchup.  I didn't even bother telling them.\n\nI will agree that the food here does resemble what you get in Philly (minus the pizza, stay away from that.  Came out cold, told them, they did nothing) but hardly worth putting up with the fucking service there.  If I wanted to be treated like shit I'll go to work, but I'm not paying for it.\n\n*updated as of 3/17/211*\nLowering to one star.  Decided to give this place a try again and they pissed me off.  Ordered two slices of pizza before a St. Patricks day adventure.  Ordered to a guy who told me to \"wait a second\" as he was checking his cell phone.  For about two minutes.  What the fuck?  Took my order and I waited.  Drunk college girls came in after me (bear in mind, this was around 6p.m.) and gave my food to them because they ordered the same thing.  I wait.  Again longer.   He flirts with them.  I ask him about my food.  He is checking his cell phone.  I hear employees at the soda fountain saying \"We aren't going to have enough fucking ice tonight!\" as they asked the cook for a kitchen knife to cut ice bags open.  Cook take the knife back after it is it used for cutting open ice bags and dropped two times on the floor, and hands it back to the cook.  I only was able to observe this because I spent the better part of 20 minutes waiting for my food with nothing else to do.  He cuts bread with it without washing it.  Lovely.\n\nSince they \"forgot\" about my order so John Q. Cashregister could forget about mine and give it away to try and hook up with college girl customer, my pizza slices were only warmed up for about 30 seconds.  The center was cold.  A few bites into it, I throw the rest in the garbage.\n\nAnd the napkin dispenser is out.  I tell the guy but he is too obsessed with getting pussy.  F this place.\n\nI hope the owner of this place reads this.
__label__0 I with Toni B. as I would like to give English Dermatology Center (i.e. Paul English Dermatology) ZERO stars if I could.\n\nAfter dealing with the cold/unresponsive staff on a number of occasions both for myself and my daughter with both of us having similar issues and experiences, with needing to come back repeatedly for \"Another followup Appointment\" to get another billable procedure on their books.\n\nYesterday I called because the prescription they had written to me at my December 5th 2011 appointment, was no longer available.  The company stopped making Tetracycline and there has literally been none made since June 2011 (See Link: http://www.ashp.org/DrugShortages/Current/bulletin.aspx?id=816 )\n\nRemember they gave me the prescription in December 2011, about 1/2 a year since Tetracycline was being made but that is another issue.  I was able to get the first few months of the prescription filled with some assistance of a very helpful pharmacist but she could no long locate any left over supplies of Tetracycline after March of so of 2012.\n\nI was able to go until about mid October 2012 with what Tetracycline I had on hand.  My prescription is good for this until Dec 31, 2012 or about two months and change.\n\nSo I could get two more 30 day supplies on the prescription before my prescription runs out.\n\nHere is the KICKER and why I WILL NOT BE GO BACK TO English Dermatology Center, when I called and explained the situation about Tetracycline not being made anymore and I need to have the remainder of my prescription changed to an equivalent prescription, they said they would NOT be able to do the change to the prescription because Mindy (the Physician Assistant) doesn't renew prescriptions if they haven't seen you in the last 12 months.\n\nI explained that I was there about 10 months ago and there was total silence on the phone.  They said they would have to call me back.  They then called and said that they would only renew the prescription until December 4, 2012 (one year exactly to the day) and I would have to come in and PAY ANOTHER MEDICAL APPOINTMENT FEE to get my prescription renewed through the last 26 days of December 2012.\n\nRemember I'm just trying to get the original prescription, thru Dec. 31, 2012, changed to something that is actually being made and actually available but all English Dermatology Center wants to do is get me in the door for ANOTHER BILLABLE APPOINTMENT.\n\nEnglish Dermatology Center IS WHAT IS WRONG WITH OUR HEALTH CARE SYSTEM.  English Dermatology Center can't keep their word and give me the prescription equivalent for the same time, December 31, 2012, they authorized previously because they just want to FORCE YOU TO MAKE AN APPOINTMENT AND TAKE YOUR MONEY!\n\nDon't think that because you have insurance that your and I are not paying for it.   English Dermatology Center's process and forced appointment practices are exactly why the cost of Employer-Sponsored health insurance premiums have more than doubled in the last 9 years, a rate 3 times faster than cumulative wage increases.\n\nDo yourself and your family a favor and, if you use English Dermatology Center, FIND A DIFFERENT DERMATOLOGIST or if you are looking for a dermatologist, definitely DO NOT USE English Dermatology Center.
__label__1 I started going here since the place opened a few years ago. There was no other Chinese place in Surprise (that I knew of) at the time. Oil is definitely a main ingredient in their dishes. The beef dish I had once was pretty bad and never ordered it again but always loved the orange chicken with lo mein noodles. Lunch specials are pricey. Now that I'm a vegetarian, I have better options so I've never went back. The owner is friendly but always on the phone taking orders. They don't take American Express.
__label__3 I really like this place! It's small but I don't expect a grandiose atmosphere like some of the reviewers obviously wanted.  Like one said \"Go to P.F Changs for that\".  I love the food here and the people! They are very nice and after you've been there a couple of times, they remember you.  Even when placing a phone order!  I have the house chicken, which is FANTASTIC! It is spicy but not so much that you can't even enjoy it.  They give you big portions, so one lunch special for $5.00 is enough for 2 servings.  $2.50 a serving?!? You can't beat that.  I can't really say anything about the oiliness of the food, since I do not find mine to be oily at all.  The food ALWAYS comes out HOT!  Some much so, that it can not be eaten right away. Never have I gotten my food in 2 seconds as one reviewer did and I eat there often.  If you are looking for good food that is not over priced and just want to eat and not worry about all the decor and what not, then you should give it a try!
__label__4 This is my local Chipotle, but they've always proven to be pretty consistent whenever I've ventured elsewhere. The ingredients are fresh, the service is usually good, and the prices are pretty fair for what you get. I usually go with three soft tacos so I can switch it up and get one chicken, one steak, and one barbacoa. Variety is good. I also can't resist their chips and medium salsa, something about that hint of lime and the salt they use just makes it too hard for me to say no. Admittedly, sometimes their food really does a number on my stomach, but it tastes so good that I usually just deal with the consequences later. It doesn't hurt that their is this absolutely gorgeous girl that works there too, which ensures that I make a trip at least once a week.
__label__3 This location is by far the BEST Home Depot in the Phoenix area. It's located a ways out of the central city, and is fairly newly built, therefore it's never busy. \n\nFinding a peaceful hardware store is serenity in today's world. Especially if you are a woman and often find yourself chasing down employees to help you with the complexity that is home improvement. \n\nTheir nursery is my favorite department at this location. The staff  is so sweet and helpful, I always get asked for help at least three times every time I go. \n\nI love Home Depot, it gives any home and any budget a chance to flourish and differ from everyone else's home. The prices are always affordable, the staff knowledgable and there is always plenty of everything in stock. \n\nGo Camelback Home Depot!! :)
__label__4 I love this Home Depot. As a supervisor here transferring in from another store all the associates are friendly and very welcoming.  This team is great. I'm glad to be part of the team... As for any of you shoppers.. Please feel free to seek me out here if you need any assistance!!!
__label__0 I broke my ankle and they wouldn't pay for a walking boot that the doctor confirmed was covered. we paid cash for it, because we didn't have a choice. every time we submitted for reimbursement, they gave a different reason why they wouldn't pay. After about 5 submissions, we gave up. If there is ever a time when they are my only choice for insurance, I will go uninsured. it seems you are less important to them than profit.
__label__1 The place itself was interesting and Las Vegas themed through out. \n\nService was a bit slow sometimes so once again another restaraunt i am not blown away by at all as far as our waiter/waitresses.\nWe had gone with a lot of people for a fantasy football draft party type shin-dig. But you would think if a waiter/waitress has a big party they would want to work it to their best effort by making sure everyone is satisfied.  A lot of people were getting annoyed by the waiter forgetting about their drinks or not coming around often enough.\n\nLets get to the FOOD: i had ordered a turkey burger \"The gobbler\" to be somewhat healthy for the night.  It came out piping hot! awesome.  But...The turkey was bland. my mustard, ketchup, and pickle made it better but nothing Rachel ray mouth watering gurgling noises came out of me at all. I was starving so you would think with me being starving that someone definitely would have heard some sort of a mmmm oh my god yumm of some sort. Nope. None.  Tasted like i could have made the same thing for the same price but made 4 burgers instead even though it wasn't stellar.  My boyfriends buffalo chicken tender sandwich looked more mouthwatering than my plate. The fries were decent enough and i happened to steal off his plate when he wasn't looking.  I had ordered the red cabbage cole slaw which was awesome too especially with the french fries! YUM. Those two things together were awesome! Not too many beers on draft. Disappointed with that for sure.\n\nIf we go to this location again with friends i will definitely order something else because everyone elses plate looked more amazingly mouthwatering than mine.\n:(
__label__2 The Wal-Mart itself is fine. Nice, new(er) and way cleaner than the one in Avondale. \n\nAgain, as stated by the other reviewer(s), the customer base (and to a lesser degree, the staff) leaves a lot to be desired. With all of the posturing and attitudes from the customers in line as well as the young woman \"helping\" customers at the self checkout lanes, I felt like I was back home in California. Not a good thing, since so far everywhere else I've been out here everyone is so polite.\n\nMaybe I'll try again during the week, and not at peak hours (it was a Saturday night at 9:00)...because I really want to like this Wal Mart.
__label__3 What a difference a couple months can make. We had put this restaurant on the \"No Way\" list after a couple consecutive bad meals and slow service early this year. Had almost gotten used to almost no cars there until today and WOW, the parking lot was full so we decided to try lunch and sure glad we did. We loved the one in Chandler and after it closed we even went all the way to Scottsdale looking for Greek Now we have OUR Big Fat Greek just up on Southern again. All cleaned up, attentive waiters, and fresh, fresh, fresh food! Lunch menu isn't huge like some places but the servings are large, the salads crisp and the meats tender and flavored just the way we like them. Our friends from Utah will be glad to hear we have a really good Greek place back again.
__label__1 The facilities are beautiful but this place is POORLY run.\nWe stayed here for a wedding and they lost the bride and groom's reservation not once, but twice!\nThe father of the bride was also given keys to a room that was already occupied. He discovered this little mistake when he walked into a room with undergarments thrown all over the place. \nThe most irritating aspect is they did nothing make up for all the mistakes.
__label__0 Brought a friend to this store to ship a pkg to her daughter for her birthday.  The counter person, Bill, would not ship her pkg because she could not read and verify the address that he had on his printout.  My friend told him that she could not read it, not that she wouldn't, but she could not.  She had the address on the pkg, but he needed her to look at his printout and verify the address. He told her that he would not ship the pkg unless she did this.  My friend cannot because she is legally blind.  He would not help her and refused to send the pkg.
__label__2 Watch out people, stand back, there is a compliment coming. This pizza is not bad. It is not NY style pizza, the crust is way too thick and puffy for that. It is just a pizza, but the flavor of the sauce and the sweet, slightly creamy texture of the cheese, make this an okay pizza. It is better than the Streets of NY or NYPD, which try to be something they are not. I don't think Barros pretends to be anything but a pizzeria, making their own pizza. For that I applaud them as well as for the pretty good pie I had. Thanks Barros, I might be back.
__label__2 I have be to Wendy's several times. I have to say the cashier should just focus on the people in line and let the other people put the foods on the trays. It doesn't seem like they have enough cashier during  the lunch time hour when it's busy. \n\nThe staff is friendly. Almost over friendly.\n\nMost of the time the place is clean.
__label__0 I knew it was a bad idea to insult my taste buds with Wendy's salt lick menu but my little girl needed to make a restroom stop so   We started our dissatisfied adventure. \n\nRestrooms were just as clean as the tables, not so nice! The counter guy was pleasant considering he was overwhelmed with his tasks. Trying to catch up from forgetting portions of people's orders while trying to take hours. He did have a good attitude tho! \n\nReceived our food and I had a nice long black curly hair sticking out of the box before I even opened it to find it nicely tucked into my hamburger. As I approached the counter, the manager was actually on the way out of the back so I was able to bring it to her attention. She quickly apologized and brought me out a new cheeseburger immediately. She thanked me for not yelling at her, which is very much appreciated considering both of us know how people can be with situations like this. Overall, Wendy's in general but this location not ring exempt has always been a bit of a let down to me. I do have to give a shot out to the manager though for her exceptional customer service!
__label__4 No reviews for Love Carpet yet? \n\nI have had them out to my house twice this year and have been satisfied both times. \n\nThey are always on time and sometimes even early, but never late! \n\nThey do the job quickly and efficiently. My gross super old carpet looks pretty dang good when they leave. \n\nThe tech was courteous and not creepy in the least.
__label__0 NEVER COMING BACK! !!! we only came for a oil change and they asked if we wanted a $70 wash/cleaning and we said no. we ended up getting a $30 oil change/wash package... they INSISTED that our car wouldn't start and needed a new battery and would be $120 to replace but we said \"no thanks just jump start it and we'll take our car somewhere else\". they also said we need another air filter and clean the fuel system.  we said no to all. \n\nafter, we took our car to our family mechanic recharged the battery and our battery was fine! we drove towards scottsdale and noticed our car was high on temperature and popped our hood to find the radiator cap missing which was weird!!! we had to stop at auto zone to buy coolant and another cap. bottom line... our car never had these issues prior to coming to francis and by coincidence they ALL APPEARED during/after the visit! we called the manager and he said they didnt take the cap. \n\nin conclusion, we felt very weird abou the whole experience and that something was NOT RIGHT about how they handled everything! NOT COMING BACK!!!
__label__2 Another strip mall joint, this place has pretty good pizza, but their entree items are better. Have had some good lasagna there, and eggplant Parmesan. I just don't like the atmosphere... I feel like I'm dining in a storefront ... Oops, I am!
__label__2 This review is only for the location on Frank Llyod Wright.  This location is the main one, which the owner frequents most often.  It is open and very light.  Everyone sits at a table, there are no booth and no bar.  The food here is a bit better then the location on Tatum.  The pizza is a great price.  Large cheese pie is less than $13.00...the sauce is  a tad salty but if you ask them to put extra basil on the cheese it lessens the taste of the salt.  The pasta here is better than the other location and the wait staff it good.  There are many other places to eat Italian food in the area, but this place is good with the same crowd coming in day after day.  The meatball subs and seafood pasts dish are pretty tasty.  Great inexpensive place for linch.
__label__1 Went to this place, my first time on sunday, aug. 17, around 3 p.m. for a to go order. Gal told me salad was huge and I asked what mixed greens were. Salad was not huge and the order did not contain mixed greens at stated in the menu. Better to buy a salad bar to go salad, less money and larger. When I asked if there was dressing with the salad, the reply was you didn't specify what dressing you wanted. Well, I was never asked what dressing choice I wanted. Was not offered free ice cream while I waited for the to go order, yet another patron was. I asked if crackers came with this order, no, well I grabbed some on the salad bar I should of ordered on my way out the door. Salad was good, but not what menu specified.
__label__2 I discovered this business through a website called Mercola.com, a large alternative health site with a twice weekly newsletter. I am a self-proclaimed health freak, and one of the tools I use to achieve this end is un-pasteurized (raw) milk. The health benefits are phenomenal, but due to aggressive lobbying, milk must be pasteurized in order to be sold at market. This process destroys the nutritional value of the product and creates a demand for those who are aware. Hence, the reason for my review. The farm is nothing special, but what else would I expect it to be... it's a farm. If your health is something you value, go to Mercola.com and read the research. Only two things are of a higher value to me: Jesus and family. Without good health, the quality of your life will suffer.
__label__0 This place was recommended by a friend, I must say, I was highly disappointed. I came with my family and we all had the same opinion of the food, which was \"not very good\". Their fried rice was just white rice cooked with soy sauce. Their crispy chicken was not crispy, but soggy. Sesame chicken was soggy as well and both reeked of vinegar, not appetizing. Although just a few dishes tried, I don't think we'll be coming back.
__label__0 I have going there at least 1 per week and have been the biggest fan!\n\nHOWEVER\n\nTheir quality has been going DOWN DRAMATICALLY. I ordered the same salad 4 times in a row, which is  my favorite on their menu. EACH TIME, it was missing a new element, either they did not put any cheese in it, or put half of the bread it's supposed to come with, or lacking some of the veggies.\n\nTheir portions have gone smaller.\nIt's unfortunate that to save money they are trying to rip off people by small changes that are supposed to go unnoticeable, such as repetitively not putting cheese, which is the most expensive part of the salad, and not telling their clients. \n\nThey also have advertised a vegetarian chili which had full chunks of chicken in it.\n\nI am SO DISAPPOINTED that my favorite eating place in town is becoming one that I would not recommend to anyone.
__label__3 While the food is good/great- I can't for the life of me figure out who designed their kids menu ( which isn't even posted on the wall BTW)! The options for bread are 9 grain and sourdough- my kids always eat whole wheat at home so 9 grain was ok- although the crust was really well- crusty- and then the worst part is that they use spicy brown mustard on a kids ham and cheese! At first I thought my daughter was being dramatic and then I tried it- seriously, how is that at all kid friendly?! Plus the parking lot is ridiculous - prob the worst parking lot I've dealt with since being in San Francisco!
__label__2 It was okay.  The chicken was tasty.\n\nService was WAY too slow, and the guy at the register didn't even give me a number which didn't help at all.  I remember coming here in the drive-thru a few years ago and it taking a long time then as well.  The taste is good here, but not distinctive, and for the money I can't say it's a great deal either.  For this kind of upper tier fast food Mexican (as compared to Taco Bell or Del Taco, which is lower tier), Rubio's blows it away completely\n\nDoesn't suck at least.  Nice to try for a change every once in a while, but not my first choice when looking around for something to eat.
__label__2 Fyi, the drive thru closes at 10p, apparently.  Not sure if they serve walk-ins, but the sticker on the window said they close at 10p on Friday.  Bummer.  Tempe needs more 24 hr drive thrus!
__label__0 I'm starting to get the impression that you are not supposed to expect a good experience when working with a car dealership. Everyone I talk to is like \"Oh yeah, that's dealers for you.\" What?? I wish I had known this!! The story of my experience is long. That's mostly because I went in to this dealership in Aug., they didn't complete my financing until late Sept. and it's October and I still haven't received my license plates! I had to go to the MVD today, wait for an hour, pay the replacement fee to get my new plate, because I figured that was easier than dealing with this dealership anymore! There were one or two involved in my experience that were pleasant and seemed somewhat genuine. The rest, were shady at best. They would dodge my calls, tell me anything to get rid of me. They had my vehicle that I was trading in-PAID FOR and worth more than the car I was getting from them. Twice I had to threaten to come get my car from them if they could not close my deal or call me back with real honest answers about the loan they were trying to finance me for. Only then, did I get anyone to get back to me. They tried to get me financed through a bank that told me on the phone I didn't even qualify for the type of loan they were trying to get me! The whole process took almost 5 weeks, the whole time, yes I had their car, but they also had mine. And the money that I was supposed to be receiving back from the deal!! This whole experience was more of a nightmare than I ever could have imagined. It's unfortunate that one business and one group of sales/finance people can ruin your opinion of what should be an exciting thing! I had a Lexus before, went through the Lexus dealership 3 years ago and I had a great experience. Too bad Berge. You've lost a customer for life!
__label__3 When I called, they went above and beyond to make sure I got a true quote, including coming out and checking my unit for serial numbers to check on warranty.  They were honest with the price, and they were my third quote and though a bit higher they guaranteed their work with a a year warranty.  Cooled my house down in one day in the middle of summer and called me twice to make sure it was all working!  very good honest service!
__label__4 Called these folks in a bit of a pinch today...temperature in the house was rising quickly and we had no idea what to do. Called Day and Night and they happened to have a tech in the area. He showed up in less than half an hour and was beyond professional. No sales pitch, no pushing unneeded repairs, just got the air back on and was on his way. I was amazed at the service and professionalism.\n\nDay and Night is our new ac technician going forward!
__label__1 Apparently they don't staff appropriately for a Saturday night.  we didn't wait long to be seated but waited for the server.  The bathrooms were terrible wikth no toilet paper  except for entire roll in the toilet and towels all over the floor.  The server Leo was good.  The water also tasted bad like there was mold somewhere.
__label__4 Our family has taken to using Flamingos by Night to surprise \"flock\" one another on any occasion that seems worthy - 50th birthdays, hospital releases, race challenges.   They've never failed to bring a smile to the faces of those who've been flocked.   They greeted me as I left the house yesterday morning to take part in a personal challenge.
__label__3 It's Walgreens.  Generally they are all the same.  However, I will say the pharmacy staff here is very good.  They are helpful, friendly, and seem to be efficient in filling prescriptions.  They also are good answering questions about non-prescription products.\n\nThere are probably two other Walgreens convenient to either my home or office, and another two or three CVS.  This tends to be my first choice of them all.
__label__1 We went drive through and the cashier was extremely lazy. We asked for a medicine and she said \" we sell that upfront \"
__label__3 I happened in to this stylish, fairly small fast casual place today, where they have lots of booths (Yeah booths!), an attractive, colorful menu featuring their excellent selection of food at reasonable prices, a nice salsa bar, & super friendly service!\n\nI ordered Tortilla Soup, & an Asada Torta.  Pretty soon my \"small\" soup arrived.  It came in a REAL (not styrofoam!) bowl, with a REAL metal spoon!  Can you imagine?  It was chock full of chicken, avocado, other goodies, & of course, tortilla strips.  It was DELICIOUS, & just a small taco with it would have added up to a full meal!  \n\nSoon after, my torta arrived...  good sized, tasty, & accompanied by a big side of hot, fresh, crispy french fries (that I didn't expect).  Even though they had lots of customers, staff members found the time to check on me both after I started on the soup, & on the torta, to be sure I was happy with everything.  (Yes!)\n\nNow for me, the torta wasn't quite a match in taste for the best ones at Los Reyes & Tortas Paquime, but I DO like this place & want to come back!
__label__2 Good wait staff. They have a nice white egg om-let. French toast and pancakes tasty.  This place is very close to the University, and within a mile of several hotels.
__label__0 Very expensive. Unfriendly staff. Why can't you just sell me what I need. I should have known better when no other customers where there. Avoid this place there are many other affordable places to take your vehicle to.
__label__0 I wish I could say something about the food served here, but unfortunately, I was never served food.\n\nI walked in one afternoon and it was deader than disco. A cashier was counting money in a drawer, and a large amount of cash was visible. A cook was bumbling around in the kitchen area, moving things around and doing busy work. I stood at the counter for a good five minutes while the counting was occurring, not wanting to speak and possibly mess up this accounting operation. However, when the lady was done, she looked up at me, then turned and started doing other things.\n\nI just walked out at this point.\n\nOh, and their customer service infrastructure is broken too -- I submitted a web form telling about my experience and never heard anything back. Maybe they should bring back Carl's Sr -- Junior doesn't seem to be up to the task.
__label__1 I have been here a few times now, and just not been impressed. The stylists are OK, nothing great. There prices are decent, but I think a little on the high side for the quality you get. My biggest complaint comes from the customer service. I have called after hours or on Sundays when they are closed several times and left a message. They will NOT call you back. If you are going to have an answering machine then use it and call people back. I guess business is good if they can afford to not return calls and go else where. I will not be returning here.
__label__2 I was going to give Jeepney Bistro a 4 star review until my most recent visit this past Sunday. The food needs to be kept warm instead of at room temperature plus the taste of the food wasn't the greatest on my last visit. So after at least a half dozen times patronizing Jeepney Bistro I'm just going to say that sometimes it's great and sometimes not so good. Anybody can have a bad day. I would rate this restaurant at 3.5 stars.\n\nWhen things are right, the Caldereta, Menudo, Adoba and Sinigang are delicious. I usually take some food home to eat during the week.
__label__0 I live around the corner. ..and dread every time my teenage says...can we go to KFC/Taco Bell. ..\nThe service is the worst I have ever been to! I will never get the 20+ minutes we were in line...I actually had to download this app so I say something. Please someone hear this....
__label__0 Waited forever in drive thru to finally get my order that was wrong. I could here the employees inside complaining about the lines and really didn't want to be at work. Once home the sides were cold and coleslaw tasted spoiled. Will NOT return
__label__4 From the first time we stepped into the place until the time we drove away, it was nothing but organized and friendly. \n\nEveryone was great. \n\nThe food was good, just watch for the precooked burgers in the \"juice\" if you have time ask for a fresh cooked one. prices were very reasonable.
__label__4 Yes the bill was $120K. Yes the place is very well designed. Yes they play classical music in the main lobby (played by an actual pianist). Most of all yes they took fantastic care of my mother in her time of need.\n\nI flew to Phoenix to help my father because my mother suffered a major stroke. Luckily she was just down the road from Mayo and received the care she needed. Not only did she live, but they also found other problems that may have played a role in the stroke. Overall I am very thankful to them for their care and ensuring that my mother had her needs met while admitted as a patient.\n\nPros:\n\n1.  Plenty of parking for people to visit. Easy to find off the main highway (you want to take the 56th Street exit). Parking is free. Just don't park in labeled spots, you will get booted. \n\n2.  Top notch facility that bases their medical care upon current research. It's not just let's try this and that and see what happens, rather carefully planned treatment. Their neurosurgeon suggested a surgery for my mother (hemicraniectomy) as an option if her brain kept swelling but explained what it truly would do for her. She knew we had a right to know but definitely didn't seem to support the procedure. We decided against it because my mother was lucid during the conversation and was also against it. The surgeon also showed us the CT of my mother's brain and explained everything in simple terms for my father to understand what was happening. In general, I considered this the most important part of dealing with a crisis situation.\n\n3.  Never thought I would say this but their lunch room is top notch. Great selection of food, labeled with nutritional information, and definitely tasty. Also, not break the bank prices. If I lived/worked in the area I would stop by here just for the lunch, that's how good it was to me. A very nice room to sit in with plenty of large windows and an outside eating area.\n\n4.  Caring staff that was attentive to our needs. When I needed to talk to the social worker about the next steps they were very informative and friendly to us. They knew where to send my mother and made sure her belongings got there.\n\n5.  They sent an itemized bill to my father so he would know the breakdown of everything done for my mother. For those of you that don't think insurance is important, a $120K bill will change your outlook.\n\nCons:\n\n1.  None, I definitely approve of this place. Your health plan might be the issue for long-term care but I would definitely want to go here for my immediate and long term care.
__label__0 Ugh. Outside of getting our order wrong, their \"extra large\" pizza was not so extra large. In addition, it was gross. Not nearly enough sauce or cheese, and scant toppings. Wow....super disappointed. The wings were passable, but barely. Also, no carrots or celery. Amateur league, guys. Seriously...
__label__0 One star is being generous to say the least. My friend had people over to watch the fights and we decided to order pizza from this spot as it was a rock throw away. She called at 7:31 pm and ordered two extra large pizzas with 40 wings. My friend gave the cashier her name and phone number because the cashier needed to \"call back to confirm the order\"...??? After about 30 minutes of waiting my friend called to check up on the order and there was no record of it ever being placed. She ordered again and was told it would be 55 minutes. The manager said there was nothing that could be done... No rush or anything because they had no record. Worst customer service I've ever seen and I didn't even order the pizza. I am writing this review as a person who put in money and waited over 80 minutes for a pizza, with a group of others who were waiting as well. I think we need to call and order 15 pizzas and \"forget\" to confirm that we cancelled. This place has a manager that has no idea what customer service is. \n\nOrder here is you want to wait 80+ minutes for a pizza.
__label__1 I brought my good friend here to find out about flowers for her upcoming wedding.  I live in the area and am a big fan of supporting local businesses.  We walked in the door and there were boxes everywhere!  I thought we had accidentally went into a warehouse.  No employees in sight!  Just as we were ready to walk back out the door a woman approached us.   The \"show room\" was so much like a warehouse that I asked if we were in the right place for wedding flowers.  She gave me a short yes.  Mind you there is not one flower in sight.  I asked her to educate us on buying flowers for an upcoming wedding.  With a Chloe purse full of Scottsdale attitude right here in my beloved non-snobish neighborhood, she responded with \"Well am I going to sell you flowers or are you here to copy what we do and make it yourself?\"  \n\nWhoa.... WTF are you kidding me?!  Listen lady have you ever heard of this thing called the internet?  If we wanted to do flowers our-self we can read all about that from the comfort of our houses in our PJ's and not waste time talking with you and your tude!   \n\nAfter defending our intentions she sat down with us to talk flowers.  She showed us pictures and gave some nice suggestions upgrading this review from a one star to a two.  I could see from her note pad on the table that they do some huge money events and from the pictures I saw it looks like they do a nice job.  \n\nBottom line it's not my call where the bride buys her flowers, but if it were up to me I would move on to somewhere with a high standard for service in addition to high standards for flowers.  I personally would not return or recommend them, unless you like to be treated like Julia Roberts in Pretty Woman on her first trip to Rodeo Drive... \"Big mistake. Big. Huge.\"
__label__0 cant say much about the product!!! used them 2 times not too picky about car washes because anyone can do a better job by themselves. I was just being lazy and it cost me!! \n\nI'm writing this review because they offered me a deal that cost 20 bucks for 1 month and i could take my car there as many times as i wanted ... this was true but i realized after the 3rd month these guys were charging me $31.95 every month after and i didnt sign up for that. \nso i called my banker Bud!! and he told me they were keying in the transactions every month.. This means that it was not set up on a direct pay and they have my CC number floating around... so they were committing fraud.\nSo a quick call to the bank got back the 5 months of fraud charges back into my account no problem.
__label__4 Living in the Phoenix heat, there's hundreds of HVAC companies to chose from, so of course i went to yelp for a good company with integrity that stands out from the rest,  so Benefit was called. From the dispatcher Mack taking my work order, to the tech, chuck, i was happy, and felt no pressure.
__label__1 The General Tso's chicken lacked crispiness and flavor with a heat index of pre school. I had the Garlic chicken on a previous visit, and it was pretty tasty.
__label__4 Terrific food!  Great drinks.  Usually very busy but will worth the wait!  Nice place white table cloths even!
__label__2 Oh how do I crave the food from this Long Wongs. The wings flavor is amazing and their fries are very tasty. I will say that they have the best ranch dressing I have ever had.  I crave this on the weekends a lot, that's how good it is.\n\nI was going to give this a 5 star because the food is tastes great but recently the size of their wings has decreased immensely. They used be big and have lot of meat on them but now they are small with hardly any meat. Last night was the smallest i have ever seen a wing. Super small, I was amazed that they would even serve them as a whole wing it should have been 2-3 wings = 1 wing.  I wish now i had taken a picture of it. Oh well.
__label__3 Friend and I were headed to work and she suggested Gandolfo's for breakfast, now I love little deli shops and was up to trying something new. So off to Gandolfo's I went, already knew what we were ordering so I just ordered when I got there, after I did that I looked up at the menu on the wall and thought dang I need to come back sometime and try a sandwich for lunch. I told the owner this is my 1st time here, he looked shocked and said how did you know what you wanted to ordered, just figured you to be a regular,  I told him I did research before I got there. Too funny.   Got the Huevos Locos, which is sausage, eggs, pepper jack cheese, and salsa on a roll. OMG it was soo dang good!!!!  I saw they have a sandwich called the Rockefeller Ruben, that has corned beef or pastrami on it and its been calling my name, got to try it out soon!!!!
__label__1 This walmart never seems to have anything. When I go to other walmarts I am surprised by all the things they offer. It is very clean and friendly staff.
__label__3 This place is great for furniture and clothes.  I always find the best kids clothes here, Janie & Jack, the Gap, Old Navy etc.  The prices are good and the store is clean (if not crowded).\n\nFurniture is hit and miss, but when its good its good.  HUGE selection of women's shoes.
__label__0 If I could give them 0 stars I would. This company sent an installer out to my house who bold faced lied to my face telling me that he was putting a cancelation fee clause into the contract. Then rushed me through signing all the documents and did not discuss that if I wanted to cancel the agreement I had 3 days well here I am 4 days after the deadline wanting to cancel this agreement because your company has already waisted a full 8 hours of my pay waiting on an installer who didn't show up and extremely dissatisfied with your service. I don't want your alarm system I just want to cancel and your company is doing absolutely nothing to help me exit the contract whether it be a fee or a pay off of my months payment for the literal 4 days extra this alarm system has been in my house. So don't let these people strong arm you because they will and will do anything they can to screw you out of your money.
__label__4 We came here since we were at the airport right by. This is a smaller Chipotle but it was sooooooo clean and the service was great!\nPlus I'm always a fan of chipotles and this one definitely represents the company in a great way!\n\nYum!
__label__1 Wendy's restaurants are usually excellent, in terms of food and service. This particular restaurant however lacks that quality in its service. I was shortchanged during my visit there. Figured that out later in the day and called for a refund of the difference or some kind of compensation. They said the tills had the right amount of money and that I should have said something while I was in the restaurant. Either the manager was lying or the girl at the register pocketed some of my change. The manager said she would call me back after speaking with the employee and never did.\n\nDon't take the risk; go to the In 'n' Out across the street. The Wendy's isn't as crowded for a reason, as I learned the hard way.
__label__3 Not in the best part of town, especially right now with lightrail construction but it works. This store has just about everything you can ask for or need.
__label__1 This Fry's is the closest Grocery Store to my new apartment. I just moved in over the weekend, and went out exploring the neighborhood. I have been to a few Fry's grocery stores in the Tempe area before, and generally liked the stores, but this one felt inferior. I found the place to have a feel of the Ghetto Pavilions that I went to on occasion while I was still living in Long Beach. The aisles are narrow and dingy, with holes were product should be on the shelves. The main detraction is the cashiers. The young lady I had the misfortune of dealing with was rude and not helpful at all. Maybe it was that I was a bit more enthusiastic than the normal customer, but she seemed like she was having a bad day. She looked like she has had several bad days in a row, and her hair was messed up and her teeth were nasty. The courtesy clerk (I know the official title, because it was my first job as a kid) did not ask me what style bag I preferred, and stuffed everything in a single plastic bag, which he ripped. The carts all had bum wheels, and the parking lot was filthy. I'm not going back. Instead, I'll plan my grocery trips and head to the Basha's a few blocks from here.
__label__0 This frys holds the biggest award for trash. Trashy ghetto customer, trashy customer service and lazy ass people. This store should be burned to the ground with everyone in it.
__label__1 Finally tried my local hungry howies expecting the same service that my friends receive at other locations.  It was an extended ordering process with someone that did not know their menu, and asked me to repeat everything I said.  I was told it would be a 45 minute delivery. Delivery took 2 hours.   The food was great, delivery sucked and eventually the manager called and offered the entire thing for free.
__label__4 Fun trip, convenient pick up and drop off, LOTS of information from our tour guide/driver Larry. Such a fun day. We experienced rain and snow along the way, beautiful Sedona, and stopped at the reservation on the way back.  Definitely book your GC trip with Detours!!
__label__0 Started a yelp account just to complain about this place...Bought my grandma an order of kare kare and I was so disappointed... \n since it was  a to-go order they asked me what size i wanted and i told them the medium size cup. it was $8 but since I figured the container was pretty big, it would be worth it. When we got our food, it was in a different container and we didn't open it til we got home. There were 2 small pieces of meat with a little bit of sauce. This measly portion could have fit in the small to-go container that was $3 cheaper. \n\nWe called the restaurant to complain about the small serving size we got and the lady on the phone ask two asked us things that turned me from irritated and a little upset to angry and outraged. First she asked it we were regulars then if I was Filipino.\n\nHmmm..I didn't know that their level of customer service was based on restaurant loyalty and nationality.  So what if I'm not a regular customer or Filipino? doesnt that mean they can give me smaller portions for the same price? I'll never eat at this place again!!
__label__2 My husband and I affectionately call this \"Crazy Circle K.\" I don't think I could be surprised by anything I see. There is a huge mix of people here including: prostitutes, drug addicts, bums, business people from the nearby government buildings, people spreading God's word, and who knows what else! \nThe people that work here deserve Patience Trophies or something for putting up with the wackos that they do. Almost all of the clerks are very friendly and even remember some details about their regular customers, but even if they are less-than-happy to be at work, I can't really blame them!!\nThe other good thing about this Circle K is that they have a lot of gas pumps!!!
__label__1 It's still hot. They now have table service, and it is terrible. It seems like morale is really low at this place. The hosts and waitstaff look like they all can't wait to leave, and that shines thru while they're \"helping\" you.\n\nIf you are looking for great Mexican food, take a trip 8 miles south and go to the Original La Canasta.
__label__1 I may not be back like previously stated.\n\nThe last two times I got take out food, the chips tasted like they had been cooked in rancid oil and the salsa was waaay too salty. It pains me to say this place has really gone downhill from what it once was. I haven't been back in a long time.
__label__1 An update -- I have always been a big supporter and a fan of Pacific Seafood Buffet.  But me thinks not anymore.  Went there for dinner last night, which was Tuesday night.  The menu was basically the same and most things were still pretty consistent and good.  But they had a few items that were not-so-good.  Their Korean kalbi short ribs were very tough and overcooked.  Their fish dishes were using poorer quality fish so they were not as tasty, their mapo tofu is getting less and less tasty.  But the kicker that pushed me over the edge to now say that I am no longer a fan is that they have been advertising on their home mailer flyers coupons for $1.00 off for lunch and $2.00 off for dinner.  These flyers have \"cut out\" coupons on them that automatically tells you that you need to bring the coupons with you.  But on the top of the flyer is says seniors (60+) get 20% off all the time.  When we had dinner last night, they would not give me and my wife our senior citizen's prices since we did not bring the flyer with us.  I explained that the flyer says nothing about bringing the flyer and in fact, it says 20% off for seniors everyday now.  Still they would not give me our discounts.\n\nSo I paid full price.  I know someone who works at PSB and asked them about this and I was told (I know this is a rumor) that this has been discussed with the management and owners, along with the fact that the website pricing is wrong too, and the staff have been told that these \"strategies\" help the establishment bring in more customers and get more revenue from customers.  WTH???  So is there is a conscious effort in-place to falsely advertise prices and mislead potential customers?  Assuming that what I was told is true, this seems like economic suicide to me and is also illegal.\n\nSo Yelpers, just beware and cautious.  The food is still OK, but deteriorating slightly, but this new information is very troubling to me.
__label__2 Its okay, I went there on a Thursday at 1pm for lunch. I paid like 10 dollar plus tax.\n\nI don't really recommend it. I thought it was a disappointment. The sushi does not look fresh but it taste okay.\n\nThey have alot of different asian food and seafood. But quality is in question.\n\nIf you like buffet go for it. If not...dont do it....
__label__2 Ever seen weird tv shows of people eating things we would find disgusting? I had that experience just to say I tried something unique! I have always been one to try something before I judge it and I tried a chicken foot here. Yes, chicken feet were at this buffet! Texture was like chewy chicken bones. Go figure. Breading on the chicken foot was not too bad.\n\nThis  place serves booze. \n\nI came here with a group of 8 people including a baby. Our server was was friendly.\n\nWe came here for dinner and it was about 17.00 per person excluding booze which I did not drink. :-)
__label__2 Food is ok. Service is ok. Crab legs are just the same with crazy buffet. Dinner at 16/head adult. Quite pricey.
__label__2 Not at bad overall buffet but have had better.   For those that like seafood a good spot to pig out. Otherwise may want to go to a typical Chinese buffet place due to the price.\n\nGoods:\n-Sushi was freshly made and pretty good variety. \n-Great seafood variety, crab, snails, fish, oysters, shrimp......\n-Nice selections of ice creams :-) \n-Has Mongolian, Chinese (Dim Sum too), Japanese, \n\nBads:\n-Place is old, needs updating\n-Feels a bit dirty\n-Pricey: basically $20 out the door
__label__0 DON'T DO IT!\n\nLet me save you the wasted time and dinning dollars\n\nEvery Sunday our family has what we call \"hot wings Sunday\". Normally we order take out from Rosie McCaffrey's Irish Pub & Restaurant, on Camelback Road but because of the storm this weekend they lost powers and were not serving food as a second choice I called Long Wongs but they weren't answering their phones so as a last choice I called Wingstop hoping against my better judgement that the food might be ok. \n\nOur normal order is 20 med, 10 BBQ and 6 hot. Because their wings only come on orders of 10 we ordered 40 wings at $33. In my book that's pretty steep for wings. Imagine my surprise when I arrived home and discovered with much disappointed that our order did not come with ranch, blue cheese or even a single sliver of celery - REALLY? Wingstop???  Sauce and veggies are considers extra sides? PATHETIC! \n\nNow as far as the quality of the food- it's glorified fast food- and that's probably too nice. I would put it in the ranks of McDonald's- it's terrible!\n\nThe wings were greasy and tasted terrible. Soggy chicken skin with a flavorless buffalo sauce. The boneless wings were bad too- it's about what you would find in a grocery store quick serve hot food section. I expect more from an establishment that calls its self a restaurant. \n\nSave yourself the disappointment- DON'T GO THERE!\n\nRosie McCaffrey's Irish Pub\nLong Wongs\nEven Streets the of New York (while not my favorite) all have real hot wings worth eating.
__label__4 I went to the T-mobile store with an issue with Google Maps crashing on my brand new G_S4 in one of the sub menus. The staff and manager were very knowledgeable and super helpful and kind. They went beyond customer service to help me and they were able to pin point the issue to a Google software bug. Thank you so much, in today's time, it is rare and really great to experience exceptional customer service.
__label__1 I don't know how to drill it into my friends that I've met here in Arizona...PEI WEI AND PF CHANG'S IS  N O T AUTHENTIC CHINESE FOOD.\n\nI've gone here 4 times, each with different friends and *gasp* my husband. This is the one place where he and I don't see eye to eye on. I told him after my last time there if he wants to go, he will have to find friends to go with. I'll be anywhere but there.\n\nI've had their pad thai with chicken, fried rice with shrimp, ginger broccoli and asian coconut curry...each time I've been massively disappointed.\n\nWith their pad thai, there was an over abundane of sauce that should not be soaking into my food. It was extremely bitter and a bit sour as well. The chicken had been overdone.  yuck.\n\nTheir fried rice with shrimp was ok, even though I had specifically asked that no scallions and no peppers be put in (peppers in my friend rice?  WTF?!). It was bogged down with far too much soy sauce for my liking. Like they had literally soaked it over night in soy sauce. I could manage to eat half of it before the soy sauce made me stop.\n\nThe other dishes were passable, but again, I won't be going back here voluntarily. I think I'd rather eat at California Pizza Kitchen before ever setting foot in here again...actually, I think I may actually go to Rumbi's before Pei Wei.\n\nThe atmosphere wasn't so bad, but it was loud. The open kitchen and hearing all the clattering of plates can get to you after a while. Mercifully the times I've been there were no screaming children, but I've heard horror stories from some friends that go there on a regular basis. I've been lucky.\n\nI just could never get a feel for the place - I never bonded with it. Maybe because it just never felt like fully authentic Chinese food.\n\nI can't quite put my finger on it, but this place is way off for me.
__label__1 Not what I expected.  Food was good, but nothing special.  Portions seemed small.  I really did not expect the stand in line to place your order, go find a seat and wait for someone to bring your food, and then you never get spoken to again. Reminds me of McDonalds.  We got Thai Dynamite, which sounds spicy, but was bland, and sesame chicken, which was so so.\nWhile we were there, we saw someone spill a large amount of salt or sugar on the floor right by a door.  Saw a server going out the door about fall, and then 4 employees walk by it before it got cleaned up around 5-10 minutes later.  Lawsuit waiting to happen.\nDon't think we'll go back :(
__label__0 I walked in around 9:45 PM 1/7/2015 and there was and item on the shelf there was prices on both sides of the item for 1.19 yet when the lady rang up the item it came up 2.99. I informed her about the advertised prices and she insisted that the prices where for other items yet their was no advertised price for the item I was purchasing, and their where about 7 more of the same items in the same spot under the 1.19 advertised sign. \n\nShe stated she would not give sell me the item for the advertised price. I than proceeded to explained to this young lady about Retail law she still refused and I asked for Managers name and store number she refused to give Managers name and number. \n\nHowever she said I needed to come back in the next morning if I wanted to speak to manager around 5:30 AM.  Very rude.  \n\nTo continue, It clearly states If item is marked on shelf differently than what price comes up on Register the advertising  price is what the customer pays. \n\nYet she refused to abide by the laws so I am filing a complaint. This is not the only place I will be filing a complaint.
__label__0 Very sad food quality here.  The yoshi in central Phoenix is phenomenal, but this airport location is nor worth anyone's time.
__label__0 Stopped here on a layover. Wanted to try something different than the normal fast food places. Ordered Mongolian beef, which was WAY too salty... The broc was under cooked and the chow mein just tasted like spaghetti! \nDon't go here!
__label__3 My husband and I went here on a weekend in Phoenix that was actually pleasant and mild! The weather definitely helped improve my opinion of the place, as it is an outdoor restaurant.\nWe had a slight wait on the Sunday morning that we went, which we didn't mind at all because of the lovely scenery at The Farm @ South Mountain. It definitely makes you forget that you are in the middle of the desert.\nWe were seated at a 4-top, even though we were only a party of 2. It was nice to have the extra room! I got the American Breakfast, which included 2 scrambled eggs, home fries, applewood smoked bacon and a DELICIOUS biscuit that we had to order 2 more of, they were that good! \nMy husband had the local Schreiner's sausage, tomato and cheese omelette, which he really enjoyed, but I think he could have easily eaten a slightly larger portion.\nThe food was really great! We had a really sweet server as well.\nThe only complaint I have is that they had what looked like an all-you-can-drink beverage bar, where they were serving lemonade, tea and water from big canteens in plastic cups. Of course, we grabbed 2 drinks thinking \"Oh, how nice!\" Unfortunately, both drinks turned up on our tab. I would have appreciated someone warning us that they charge for the drink bar.\nBut, that's OK. Now I am more informed and I would definitely come back here!
__label__1 The wait was about an hour, but it's a popular place so that was understood. They hostess didn't say that we could have gotten drinks while we waited. The food was par, nothing really stood out to me. So that is probably 1 star right there taken away. The other two comes from the service. Terrible, I don't care if you hate your job but don't show it or get another job. Our waitress was hardly around, didn't ask us about our food, took forever to get the check and couldn't even force a smile.
__label__3 This place is amazing on the weekend although it is busy. The weekday barely anyone is there but the service is kind of weak which you would think it wouldnt be since the employees have nothing else to do. The food is good but everytime we ask for our eggs for be fried or over easy they cone out really runny and sunny side up. Overall you are paying mostly for the environment and the freshness of some of the food. :) I enjoyed the place and I will return agian. :3
__label__2 Nice and firm please, that is how I like it, not soft and squishy.\n\nUnfortunately the tofu here is the latter. I ordered the yellow curry tofu, and the tofu was just chunks of softer tofu cut up into my curry. It was not fried or prepared in any other way first.  The curry was rich and had a good spice to it, there was also an ample amount of vegetables. The presentation with the rice moulded to a small cone was a nice touch. \n\nThere is a lunch menu full of the usual Thai suspects, curries, pad Thai etc. \n\nThe business it self is located in a odd small strip mall, the inside consists of high top tables by the window and normal tables in the inside.  It was pretty empty when we went for lunch on a weekday.
__label__1 Came here for lunch. Masaman curry had tomatoes in it, so I ordered it without tomato (cause who has ever heard of masaman curry with tomato).\n\nOrder medium spice. It tasted bland. Dish had a lot of chicken, but barely any vegetables. I would have liked a better balance.\n\nSoup was okay, as was the spring roll that came with the lunch special.\n\nPeanuts in the masaman were raw. I had ordered extra peanuts, as I have had Masaman curry at a lot of places, and I love the cooked peanuts. The raw peanuts were a raw deal.\n\nIf you have time, head over a few miles to Chanpen Thai Cuisine. MUCH better quality food.\n\nIf you work nearby and need a quick bite to eat, the prices were reasonable and service was good. But there are better Thai places close by.
__label__1 Had our first lunch there today, and was not very impressed. We both ordered a curry dish, and although it wasn't bad, it wasn't nearly the best i've had either. The most disappointing thing was that they brought us a salad with our lunch \"specials\", and didn't even ask what kind of dressing we wanted. It came with a catalina style dressing that we really disliked, and so that was a total waste of two otherwise nice looking side salads. So for $8+, we ended up with just some curry, a small side of rice, and a very small roll...not exactly a deal. The food was ok, but the service wasn't very friendly. the portions were not impressive. We will stick with THAI BASIL, as their food is much tastier, and their prices are more reasonable as well.
__label__1 Most people seem to like it but not me.  It was not bad, just did not seem that special to me.
__label__1 Went to Flo's tonight, we ordered hot and sour soup, which was very sour & not hot at all; crunchy tofu with veggies, which was ok, one of the highlights of the meal; veggie chow mein, which was tasteless; veggie fried rice was ok, nothing special; and moo shu chicken, which wasn't good. The majority of the meal was tasteless. There were 5 of us in total, and we paid $50 plus tip.
__label__1 This place turned to crap.  I remember when it first opened I loved this place.  I thought it was the best Chinese Food in town.  Flo took so much pride into her recipes.  I am not sure what went wrong.\n\nI can't speak for all the servers there, but ours was terrible.  No personality just a freaking robot.  She came up to the table to greet us by saying \"Are you ready to order\"  How about some drinks lady?  I can get by with horrible service if the food is good, but the food was lousy.\n\nWe ordered chicken lettuce cups, 2 different types of soup and 2 entrees.  They tried to bring the soup out first but I asked them if we could get our app first.  The chicken that came with the lettuce cups was just the fatty pieces of the chicken they don't used with the entree, but all minced up.  The texture was gross and the flavor was bland.  The soups were the only reason this review got 2 stars.  Pretty good.  Wife had wonton soup and I had seafood shelfish soup.  \n\nThe entrees sucked.  We shared Crispy Spicy Chicken which was more like Soggy Salty Chicken and the Orange Beef which was decent but soggy which made it not as good.  The server never came by again therefore I went the whole meal without anything to drink.\n\nFor sure we will not be coming back anytime soon.  I am not sure why this place stays busy, it's not worth my time.  If I wasn't so hungry, I would have returned the entrees and app.
__label__4 I dig this place. They give you a decent sized salad and these dangerous fried chips with a sweet sauce I pretty much drown anything I order in. The prices are great and they give you a decent amount of food. I don't go for the atmosphere because there really isn't one but the prices are cheap the food is good and the service is quick. They get a thumbs up.
__label__3 The atmosphere is nice and modern, and you can smell all of the yummy Chinese food when you walk in. I especially love the Beef Chow Mein. The only thing I haven't liked is the Fried Rice, which just seems like white rice with veggies and meat thrown in. Great place for take-out!
__label__0 Disappointing dinner ~  I can't understand why there was such a long wait to get into this place.  My friend and I likely would have had a better meal over at AJ's.  The acoustics are horrendous - I had to scream at my friend the entire evening.  When we were finally seated, before we could even hang our purses on the back of our chairs, a server was there asking for our order.  Apparently, we were supposed to study the menu during our 40 minute wait.  Clearly wanting to get us in and out, our food arrived a little too quickly.  I had the Curry Vegetables - horrible - some of the veges were way under ripe (broccoli was more white than green) and undercooked (yes, I know they should be crunchy).  The sauce was bland.  Even the rice wasn't good - how does an Asian place screw up rice?  There were no seasonings/condiments on the table other than the obligatory Kikkoman's.  We were ignored until it was check time.  I know it was a busy Friday evening, but that doesn't mean service and food quality should go by the wayside.  Kudos to the owner for actually being there, although it's not really a shock she would like to show her face considering there's two large pictures of her right when you walk in the door.
__label__1 +.+.+.+.+.+Two Things Have Changed in the Past 30 Days +.+.+.+.+.+.+\n\nPRICES have been  increasing quite frequently ...... and they just did it again.\nEnough is enough ...... They now have become very expensive.\nWe'll still continue going here ........ reducing our visits by 50%.\nThere's a wonderful Chinese restaurant at Shea and 92nd Street that gives much  larger portions ..... at about the same price as Flo's.\n\nSecondly the remodel is Beautiful ..... However, why wasn't the Rock Concert noise level remedied ?????
__label__4 Ordered takeout on twice-cooked pork, chicken katsu, and pork pot-stickers. \nWife and I were most impressed by the good flavor profiles on the 2X pork and chicken katsu. (We liked that they used fusion flavors, not just the standard bland Chinese take-out seasonings we've experienced with other locals). Pot-stickers were small but OK. I would order take-out from Flo's again, for sure. I award this restaurant 5 * on flavor! Look forward to trying other dishes.\n\nAlso, I arrived at 5:00 pm on a Tuesday afternoon in mid-May, the bar seats were full for happy-hour and the restaurant had about seven 4-tops in play. That's a good sign, I think, especially as seasonal tourists are mostly absent.
__label__1 We stopped in here for a gallon of water and some vitamin waters- pretty dirty place. I watched some chick go to the donut area and naked fist a donut and start eating it, in front of the clerk. Which is ok to them, I guess, but it is so not alright when you hand them an apparently incorrect amount thinking it is. In that case, they yell it even louder. For all we know my boyfriend did give her five dollars, and she took one, and then yelled it was 4.some odd cents making him give her another. Probably did go down that way.
__label__2 All of these Village Inn are the same, but that is where the servers can stand out.  This location is very clean and laid out the same like the one in Avondale.  \n\nI got the chicken fried steak skillet.  The chicken fried steak is good, the gravy has good, the fried potatoes cubes are nice and cripsy, and the scramble egg to top it off was good.  \n\nThe server was so busy, she was all over the place but we were still checked on.
__label__4 Delicious Thai food at a very reasonable price.  The Phat Thai is amazing, and whenever you order something spicy they ask what level of spice you want in your dish.  I've never tried anything hotter than medium because the medium is VERY spicy.  Really love their red curry as well as coconut ice cream made right at the restaurant.  The atmosphere is very quiet - mostly older couples or small groups dining together.
__label__3 This is a great clothing store. Trendy, and affordable. This is the kind of place you stop by on a friday afterwork to get your outfits for whatever you got going on that weekend. Lots of cute accessories too. I've never come here & left empty handed.
__label__4 This truly is a spectacular dining establishment. I bring all my craigslist dates here for the elegant environment and well cultured Spanish service staff. If you thought eating at the house in \"Beauty and The Beast\" was classic, you have yet to try whattaburger. Swing by your local drug dealer first and I can assure you that all the appliances will be talking you into being their guest! Long live McDonalds!\n\nGod bless
__label__1 When we first walked in we were surprised to find that it is a pick your pizza up and go home kind of shop. It was our first time so we asked Felipe, the employee up front, a few questions. He was short and not very friendly with his responses. We decided on our favorite, pepperoni and pineapple, on their double crust. Felipe described it similar to Dominos. I should have walked out the door then because I don't like Dominos pizza. The menu says double crust is a little thicker than the thin crust. We found a coupon online for a free pasta so we added a spaghetti to the order. We paid and he said it would be ready in 20-25 minutes.  As I was sitting in the lobby, I could see a small tv on a table in the back kitchen area. An employee walked over and turned the tv, made me question how sanitary it was back there. After tasting our pizza, I would compare it to a frozen pizza from the grocery. I was so disappointed. I really did not like their sauce. It was thick, clumped in various places of the pizza and weird tasting. The crust was dense and flavorless. The cheese was fine but they could have been more generous with the toppings. My husband hasn't tried the spaghetti yet, but I won't be trying it as I'm sure the sauce is the same as the pizza sauce. I won't go back there. If I want mediocre pizza, I can go to Little caesars for 1/3 of the price.
__label__0 This place recently re-opened after being closed for a little while. My family and I decided to order some pizza's for dinner. Just awful!  Worst mistake ever. BIG BIG disappointment. Little Cesar's $5 pepperoni is better than this garbage. I used to like Rosati's but this order ruined it for me. I'll never order pizza from this place ever again.
__label__0 Here is my gripe. The food is good. No complaints there. It's the employees. While standing at the register and ordering, there were three girls behind the counter that kept staring at my wife, whispering, and rolling their eyes. They were literally looking her up and down. I had sunglasses on so they could not see that I was watching them, and actually my wife didn't notice it because she was busy ordering for our kids. After we went and sat down, I continued to watch them, and from a distance I not only observed the girls gawking at various femaie customers, but two of the male employees were also gawking at various girls and nudging and elbowing each other and staring. I have noticed this going at a two other restaurants, Rubios just up the street, and Port O Subs at Desert Ridge. And it's not like I'm looking for this, I just have a habit of noticing details in my surroundings. I would like to know if I am the only person in the world that notices things like this, because this behavior seems to be very common and management knows nothing (or does nothing) about it.
__label__2 The garlic knots were amazing and the service was stellar. However, I was underwhelmed with the taste of the pizza. It was incredibly bland. I had such high hopes for it because I was told it was good. But, I'm not sure that I would go back again. The pizza basically had no taste due to a not too great crust and a bland sauce. I was glad that I used an Entertainment book deal and didn't have to pay full price.
__label__4 Great service last Thursday when I was holiday shopping. The shoes I wanted were not in stock but they offered to mail them to me free of charge. They said they couldn't guarantee they would arrive by Christmas but Friday evening at 6pm there was a knock at my door and they were delivered! Amazing!
__label__1 I went this this location shopping yesterday on28th.stop by at aldo shoes store because they have a great deal50% off on sale.i saw a  pair of sandal that i really like i ask the guy works there if they have my size and he went in the back and brought it to me but it looks like lots of people tried on it so i asked him if he can order for me online. he looked at me just think am annoying and say \"what they r only about 20bucks\"even i order for u online its gonna all the same theres no guarante.\"\ni feel upset at this time just said thank u and walked away he act like he was not care did not even response you are welcome or have a nice day something like that.\ni mean its not about 20bucks im paying it i wanna get what i wanna or just be nice to your customers.
__label__2 Picked up a couple of pizzas, Greek salad, and a piece of chocolate cake.  The salad and cake were very good.  One pizza had sausage, olives, mushrooms, and basil.  They charged two bucks for fresh basil and what a joke.  They didn't put fresh basil on it but instead sprinkled dry basil from a spice jar.  Very little of it too boot.  Seriously, go to Trader Joe's and see what fresh basil looks like.  Hardly any mushrooms.  Sausage was good.  Mainly, the crust is super soggy.  The other pizza was Joey's Favorite and it also was super soggy.  The website said something about ordering pizza extra crispy.  Will do that next time but they need to just bake it a little more so it's minimally soggy.  My opinion.  Won't rush back but will give it another chance.
__label__0 So first the lady on the phone read my order back completely wrong. I corrected her twice and when I arrived in 30 min to pick them up I had to wait another 10. The order was still in correct and nothing was offered in return. I love NYPD but not this one and I advise to go to another location.
__label__2 Lindsay Lou, my favorite purveyor of Rebel Yell! Oh & let's not forget the adorable little yorkie named \"Lulu\" running around the store! This boutique gives off a definite LA vibe. Most recently I got an adorable football style v-neck by Rebel Yell that reads \"Brunettes Are The Best.\" (Duhhhh, no brainer!) The girls are always so sweet with lots of suggestions & styling tips. And while you're in be sure to write your email address down in the guest book. I get emails ALL the time with up to 30% off their designer duds! Crossing my fingers that Lindsay Lou is a boutique that's here to stay.
__label__1 Bland breakfast burrito. Needs some salt. Yes the hot sauce is spicy but taste shouldn't be just about \"how hot\" the salsa is. I'll try it another day and update my review.
__label__4 This is a great gym. It's small so it isn't overwhelming. They have exactly what you need to get a good workout in. There aren't any meat heads like at globo gym, I mean golds. The staff is friendly and Ralph is great! There's some nice eye candy from time to time as well. The steam room is a great feature as well. I actually prefer this location over the Shea location because you don't have to deal with all the D-bag high school kids working out on their phones taking up equipment. Arin at the desk makes a killer smoothie too!
__label__0 I have now attempted to remove myself from your emailing list at LEAST 4 times and you keep spamming my inbox. \nDO NOT SIGN UP FOR THEIR EMAIL!  Ugh.
__label__3 Love the food.  Always clean and for the most part has friendly service. The music is strangely weird at times and much too loud.
__label__4 I would not survive without Channel 8. i really don't watch much TV, but when I do, I want it to count.\n\nLet me see: Keeping Up Appearances, Coupling, RedDwarf, Antiques Roadshow, NewsHour, Nova, This Old House, Dr. Wayne Dyer, Frontline, Horizon, Scientific American Frontiers, The War, As Time Goes By, Red Green. Plus, tons of responsible programming for kids in the am and afternoon.\n\n(I don't think RedDwarf and Coupling air on PBS anymore - but thanks to PBS for introducing me)
__label__0 Josh was our pool guy, he never communicated with us about what he did with the pool and then when he did talk he had a lengthy explanation or excuse about every circumstance. After the pool turned green I had the water tested at Leslie pool supply and there was zero chlorine in the water a mere day after he had come to see the pool. Upon confronting him about this he ended his service with us but did not tell us that he had done so for 2 months after. Very disappointing and a poorly run business.
__label__0 This place does not fulfill the \"ultimate ice cream experience.\"  The manager is completely rude and inconsiderate to the customers requests. I go to this Cold Stone several times because the other ones are too far from where I live. I have found hair, bugs, and even broken finger nails inside my ice-cream. The place has cockroaches and the lobby is never cleaned. Every time I walk in, it is a disaster. The tables are sticky with ice-cream and so is the floors. The workers all tell me they dislike their boss and all want to leave.\n\nWhat kind of franchise is Cold Stone running?\n\nI do not recommend this Cold Stone at all!  I stopped going last month.
__label__1 I give two stars for a decent wash. I got the basic wash it was 14.99. As soon as you pull up they are trying to upsell you and get you to replace your windshield. Even when they were giving me my car back they tried to get me to have my leather seats detailed. I find this very annoying and if I shouldn't have to say no thank you more than once. I had to ask to have the marker they write on your window washed off. They also missed bird poo that was on my door. My door handle was broken prior to going in but they hid the handle under my seat and when I asked where it was they tried to say it wasn't there when I arrived. I don't like being called a liar. Will not return.
__label__1 I've had my car washed here a few times. I think it's a decent value if you have a Groupon or LivingSocial deal. There's no way I would pay their regular prices. I've always been pleased with the car wash, and it's never taken too terribly long. But I took my car there last week, and I finally had an encounter with the man trying to sell windshields. My car is two years old and my windshield doesn't even have one rock chip in it! It is in perfect condition! He was really pushy, saying how my windshield is dangerous and asking for the name of my insurance company (seriously!). Well, I've now lost all respect for Classic Car Spa after that happened. Why would a reputable business be associated with a snake oil salesman? I won't be going back after my groupon car washes run out.
__label__4 Great car wash. Perfect location along with there other locations valleywide. Great prices for excellent washes. Only place i go customer servie is outstanding and courteous. 2 thumbs up all around
__label__4 Great People, Great Shop. They have some of the best people in the industry working hard to make it happen and they offer better than new service. They have great accessibility and good group rides. I highly recommend them. The selection is just awesome there too. Parking isn't all that bad either. Check 'em out!
__label__0 i would never ever recommend them to anyone ever! first lets start with i only had my braces for 7 months. i have seen them every single month and has a payment every single month. back in may when i had my rubberbands changed they told me i was a month behind come to find out they applied my payment to a general payment and i never had any general work done! they said its from xrays they took when i asked them before they started anything will need to repay for xrays because if so i can have my general dentist send over my xrays since i just paid to have some done a day prior to my braces consultation i was told no i dont have to pay its included in the free exam. i call today and they tell me im 285.00 bucks behind and they will not apply one of the payments i made to the ortho account because i was charged for xrays then told me that i have only paid 3 payments out of the 7 months i have had it and thats not true because had i not made those payments they would of damn sure made me pay them before i got any work done. corporate is rude and the office staff sucks. they can do what they want with that contract because i will be taking my business somewhere else and i will be also filing a complaint with the bbb right along with everyone else that has! straight fraud! and whats even worse! my brackets keep falling off! but they want to harass you for payments but cant fix your teeth right! a bunch of losers! dont go to western dental this is a warning they are a bunch of rude scame artists!
__label__1 Just ok. I got the food to go and I thought it was very over priced for what we got. Don't think I'll go back. :(
__label__0 We came here expecting good Greek food as it has always been before. It was so hot and sticky when you first entered. We waited an eternity just for them to ask us what we wanted to drink, then another ten minutes just for them to bring it. I ordered the regular gyro and salad (which was $1.99 extra for salad) my husband had the GLT a gyro, lett., tomato sandwich which came with a salad. Our first server who I believe was the owner, was a bit rude as if he didnt feel like serving. To be nice, he brought us chicken lentil soup on the house. I only took about 3 bites as it was completely disgusting and flavorless. I had to add pepper, salt and hot sauce and still nothing. Our meals came out about 30 seconds of us receiving the soup. The tzatziki sauce smelled AWFUL!!! It literally smelled like old cheese or bad foot odor. There was barely any meat in my gyro. As for the salad, it had no feta cheese or bellpeppers. It was completely bland with barely and dressing. Our server who looked like to be the busser because he looked grimey and had an ugly apron on, barely came to check on us. My husbands meal was just a TAD better than mine, with his salad being the same as well. I definately do not recommened this place AT ALL!! Please stay away and go somewhere else!! I will NEVER be returning here again!
__label__0 I tried this restaurant due to it's proximity to hiking in the Superstitions.  We stopped by after a hike.  The only positive that I have is that the place looks nice and has a nice patio with a waterfall.  I ordered a green chili burro and my wife ordered beef tamales.  Several minutes after I placed my order the waiter came back to tell me they were out of green chili.  No biggie here but at a good restaurant I would expect the waiters to know if they were out of something this basic before the order went in.  \n\nI changed my order to green corn tamales.  When the waiter brought the order out he could not tell which plate had the beef tamales and which were green corn.  He takes the plates away for about 5 minutes to figure it out.  So we were teased with a preview of our meal only to be left hungry for 5 more minutes.  \n\nWhen he brought the plates back we discovered that they were both beef tamales.  I tasted one and it was hard, salty and not at all like any tamale I had ever had.  He took my plate and re-order my tamales.  It took too long for the re-order to come out.  My wife was pretty much finished by the time I got my plate.  She was disappointed in her meal but to starved to hold back from eating it.\n\nMy green corn tamales were better than the beef tamales but not good.  They smothered them with cheese and drenched the plate in a runny sauce.  The rice tasted like rice and tomato sauce and the beans were just straight up nasty.  I could not eat more than one bite.\n\nAs starving as I was from the hike I could not come close to finishing the plate.  I left still hungry.\n\nThe waiter, although friendly, did not offer any amends to the lack of green chili or the tamale mix-up.  \n\nI'll never go back to this place.  Overall this was the worst restaurant experience I have had in a long time.
__label__4 One of the best comic shops in Arizona. The staff is always friendly and willing to help you find anything and everything. If they don't have it they'll try to order it.\n\nKen is a wealth of knowledge. \n\nSusan is super helpful and loves \"Lock and Key\".\n\nDaniel is all about the customer service. He loves trying to find the best books for all that come through the doors.\n\nJason loves Superman! And is a huge fan of the show Community.\n\nChris is hilarious and loves to help everyone.\n\nGabe is all about Batman!\n\nIf you're in the area and looking for a great place to hangout and talk about almost anything, this is a great place.\n\nThey always have great events planned. Everything from book clubs to card games. They have signings and art classes whenever they can. Ken does a great job of gathering local talent for all of they're special events.
__label__0 Bready bagels, not real bagels. Egg sandwich is terrible!  The egg tasted like dishwater!\n\nThis place make's Einstien's Bagels seem like geniuses!  And I'm no fan of chain-store bagels.\n\nStick with Chompies or Back East Bagels in Tempe for something more bagel-like, and a good breakfast sandwich.
__label__4 Excellent place to grab a bagel and cup of coffee. I have been going there for years. It is a pleasure to be greeted by name. Keep up the Great job.
__label__3 A little bit of goodness right around the corner, literally. Whenever I am having a bit of a craving for some down home tasty goodness (like my favorite grilled cheese in town), I head to Chloe's Corner. The American Grilled Cheese is ah-mazing and should not be missed. I like to order and sit at the counter for lunch. Partner that grilled cheese with a bowl of their fantastic tomato soup and you have a bit of heaven on your lips. When you walk into Chloe's Counter, you are immediately greeted by a barrage of wines, old time candy jars, and 'small town' restaurant feel. I love this place for so many reasons, but one thing you MUST not pass up (aside from the American Grilled Cheese) is the malt milkshake, trust me chock up the extra 50 cents for the malt, it is so worth it! Dare I say one of the best chocolate milkshakes in town? I think so.
__label__3 This is a great option if you just want to grab a good lunch at Kierland without mortgaging your house. Its essentially the non-chain answer to Paradise Bakery. The restaraunt was clean and inviting. My wife had the Chef's salad which was large and had lots of meats and cheeses. I had the \"American Grilled Cheese.\". The tomatoes were fresh and ripe and the bacon was thick and cooked properly. You can also get an ice cold beer if you want. There are also some great specialty sodas available.\n\nI would go back for lunch and I reccomend this place for anyone who doesn't want to break the bank for lunch at Kierland.
__label__2 Shopping in the K Commons and the wife and I were getting hungry. We were both tired of PF's and the Cheese Cake Hut and wanted to try something new. Saw all the good reviews and decided to give this a try on a Saturday for lunch around noonish. Maybe the wrong time to visit?\n\nInside reminded me of the type of sandwich shops that my mom would take me to when shopping back in the 70's. They offer your simple Breakfast favorites, Hot and Cold Sandwiches, Soups and Salads as well as Dessert items for your sweet tooth.\n\nThe place was packed to the rim with hungry shoppers trying to order, eat and get out of there in a hurry. We both ordered a Sandwich and a bag of chips and a glass of water. The food tasted pretty good but was nothing to get excited about. I make better sandwiches at home for a fraction of the price.\n\nThought the size of the place was rather small with tables placed like a mine field in the center of the eating area. This making it difficult to maneuver of course. Had several people bump into our table trying to escape the madness. They also have stools up at the counter but they were all taken this time.\n\nPlace gets really noisy and hard to enjoy your meal. I felt like I was watching both the movie Valley Girl to the left of me and Kindergarten Cop to the right at the same time. Hmmm?\n\nWorlds are colliding as George Costanza would say. Maybe it was just an off day. Enjoy!\n\n3.5 STARS
__label__0 Rude, rude, rude employees. I saw a lane open and the cashier was standing at the beginning of the isle, when I pushed my cart that way she turned her back to me blocking me from entering. I said excuse me is this lane open. She turned and looked at me like I was interfering with her day dream. Then said yes. She went behind the register and I started to unload stuff. She asked if I had coupons, I said yes and continued to unload. When I saw she wasn't ringing anything up, just standing there I stopped and faced her she said I have to have the coupon before I can start. I have never heard of that before but gave her the coupon. She then started to ring up things, very slow looking over everything like she was shopping. I just waited patiently. She never once smiled or offered a hello, have a nice day, nothing. Even when I said hello she said nothing, at the end I said have a nice day but still nothing from her but blank stare. I will never go back to this Walmart.
__label__0 AWFUL!!!!  I have been taking my 12 year old yorkie to Bark-N-Babies for close to 5 years now and I've always had a wonderful experience.  Even my dog, who is very finicky and nervous with groomers seemed to love them.  Not the case today!  After calling to reschedule an appointment that I blanked on, I asked if I could still bring my dog in, they said yes, 30 minutes later I received a phone call from the owner and she stated that I was \"Screwing up her day!\" ... a polite, \"It's too late for you to get in today, would you like to reschedule\" would have suited just fine (my husband was actually on his way to the groomer).  She promptly followed with \"we talked over an hour ago...\".  No offense, but in the world of technology, my phone log wins over your memory anyday.  It only took a split second for me to realize that this is not an establishment I wish to do business with.  Keep your over priced not so fabulous haircuts!  My fur baby deserves better!
__label__1 We caught quite a few fish, but the guide was pretty rude and full of himself.   Acted like it was a privilege for us to be fishing with him.\nWon't be going back.   Don't need an attitude on what should be a relaxing fish trip.
__label__4 Came down from Flagstaff after Grandaughter's commencement and tried to find a place that could accommodate a large party(about 20) Uncle sams had no problem. We walked in and were seated almost immediately and the two servers assigned to us were attentive and patient. Pizza and wings were excellent and, out of all the people there, there were no complaints. Prices were fair. Definetely recommend for your next get-together.
__label__3 Been going here for years and never had an issue.  Just had dinner there last night and the service was great from start to finish.  The food came out hot and ready for us.  The Cheese Steak is always a hit as is the Chicken Cheese.  Had the Pizza before and the sauce is of a different spice than most.  It is really good, and not your ordinary tomato sauce.\n\nKeep up the great job!
__label__2 This place was totally not what I expected at all, although its hard to say what exactly I was expecting.\n\nFor anybody who is expecting a fast food quick service type of place this is actually a sit down restaurant that serves typical fast food items, but you have to wait for food like you would at any sit down restaurant. I was surprised because I didn't realize that there would be waiters. The service was pretty good and the waitress was very friendly. I wasn't impressed with the prices though. Its fairly overpriced for what they serve.\n\nThe food was not as good as I had hoped, but decent and unique. I had an Italian grinder, which was certainly not like any I have had before. The fries on the other hand were quite basic and not that good. The restaurant also looks completely bizarre. Its a really weird place that you just have to see for yourself.\n\nAll in all it made for an interesting and unique dining experience even though I wasn't in love with the food.
__label__1 It's quite simple. The food is great! The service is slow! And 98.9% of the time they will get your order wrong!
__label__4 Visiting from CA and my fellow traveler recommended we stop in here to pick up a few things. Nice layout and good prices.  My only complaint is the bananas were green.  I appreciate that at home so they last longer, but when wanting to eat one now it kinda sucks.  Matt the cashier was very friendly and cool as was the bag boy.  Nice place...he said it's family owned and operated.  Like it better than Sprouts which they have in SoCal.
__label__0 been there before, but this tym was terrible... I just called to place an order for take out\nI didn't know the price but I got shocked when they charged 12 dollers for a medium pizza I was totally disappointed...\nthe messed up my pizza I asked for well done but it was too cheesi....
__label__4 Great take out and I finally went to the restaurant to pick up my order and the place is really nice.  We'll have to try dining in some time too
__label__4 What a great operation.  Rita and Terra in the office were great and spent time answering all my questions. \n\nWhile no one wants to leave their kiddos with strangers I felt so comforted by the fact that N&H runs such thorough checks on all the care providers and provides you a resume of your sitter beforehand.  Carol Cencer was incredible and I reccomend folks request her, she was genuine, kind, fun, experienced and my girls loved their time with her.  The ladies are also CPR and first aid trained/certified in the off-chance something occurs.
__label__0 The staff here are unbelievably bad , they have no business working here, it makes me angry to think of all the unemployed people and then they hire these snot nosed kids to work here..they are polite to who they want to be and rude to others. Right in the middle of my order at the counter the girl walks away and starts working on other tasks for over five minutes!! Unreal!! I had to yell back at her to get her to come back over, the food wasn't anything special and tasted like I warmed it up in the microwave at home, not to mention it took over 20 minutes to get a sub sandwich and a slice of pizza. I was ashamed to be spending any of my time or money in this \"business\". They need to learn the meaning of treating ALL customers with respect.
__label__3 This place was excellent! The pizza was a tiny bit oily, but full of flavor. The side salad was great and we were able to enjoy a large pizza and side salad for three meals. This place delivered promptly to our hotel as well. Definitely worth ordering if you're tired and want a nice easy meal delivered to your doorstep.
__label__3 I love pizza and Joe's New York Pizza sure delivered what I expected. The spinach ricotta pizza was delicious. The chunks of ricotta was just enough and the spinach had flavor. I also ordered buffalo wings. Although there were more drummettes than wings, it was still good. The only reason why I gave 4 stars vs 5 is because I also ordered their garlic knots which were not that great. They fill the knots with pesto which was extremely oily and sickening. I wish I passed on the knots and just stuck with the pizza.
__label__2 This is small quaint place that sells pizza by the slice or the whole pie if you wish. \n\nThis is a 1000 times better than Sabarro's but nothing to write home about either.  If you want something quick and cheap, this is a great place. \n\nIf you are waiting for someone to arrive at the airport this is also a great pit stop.
__label__3 I recently went to Panini Cafe for the first time after learning that it was kosher and vegetarian-friendly.  As far as I could tell, the menu was entirely pescatarian (or pesco vegetarian) -- meaning the only meat options on the menu were fish.  This is exactly the diet I've been enjoying for the past few months.  The fish on the menu included salmon, tuna, tilapia, and others.  \n\nMy friend and I started with an appetizer of hummus and warm fresh pita bread.  Our hummus included sauteed onions, pine nuts, and olive oil.  It was delicious and we devoured it all.\n\nAs a main course, I got the Ravioli Athens, which is ravioli tossed with garlic and basil and topped with feta cheese and kalamata olives.  At $16.99, It was a bit more than I wanted to pay, but it sounded so good I couldn't resist.  And I was not disappointed.  I loved the flavors, and I appreciated the fact that it was kosher.  I also refrained from eating the whole plate, so that I took about half of it home and enjoyed it for another meal later. \n\nMy friend, who ordered the roasted Creamy Eggplant (which came with a house salad), was also pleased with her meal.  \n\nWe had no problems with the service.\n\nI would definitely like to return and try some other dishes on the menu.
__label__0 The service sucks big time... we had to wait 20 mins for someone to take our order... we ask for water to start with and the glasses smell like fish... nasty... they kept bringin the wrong stuff... everyones food on the table came except mine... they messed up my order... seriously?? the place was a nightmare... food wasnt even that good... after the long wait for my food.. the guy said my food was complimentary... of course not... got charge... i had to reming the guy 3 times abt the ice coffee order which tasted like milk... no coffee... sucks sucks sucks... never go there
__label__1 This makes me so sad to write! But I have to come clean. I've stopped coming here for my Brazilians. \n\nThe waxes kept leaving a lot to be desired. Actually, I desired a lot less...hair. I noticed more and more hair being left on the \"front\", plus I had a lot of ingrowns (I thought it was just my skin/hair, but after being waxed elsewhere, it's all cleared up). Even more disappointing was that the \"back\" was ignored. While unpleasant to acknowledge, that's a big part of what makes a Brazilian a Brazilian! When it was simply not done for a few appointments in a row, I couldn't overlook it. Maybe there was a policy change, a change in her description of the service or a problem with my nether-regions, but I wasn't told about it, so the sudden absence was off-putting.
__label__4 I have ordered both carryout and delivery from this Pizza Hut location and will continue to do so because customer service is excellent and they always have some pretty good deals going on. \n\nThe employees are very friendly, in-person and over the phone. They don't mind going over all specials that they have and they always apologize if the pick up line gets long. Also, the food is always hot, fresh, and ready or delivered on time. It may not be the best pizza out there, but I think its still pretty good for the price.\n\nHere are some of the deals they have right now:\n-Mondays: 2 medium pizzas (up to 3 toppings) for $6 each\n-Tuesdays: $10 pastas\n-Wednesdays: wings are $.50 each\n-Carryout special: $10 large pizzas (up to 3 toppings). I always take advantage of this one!\n(and no, I do not work there, haha!)\n\nThey are also located near Yogoyum, my favorite frozen yogurt place!
__label__2 Picked up early morning to go to the airport from a hotel. Paid $15. Ordinary taxi service.
__label__0 Worst employer ever. They count on the constant influx of new residents who need jobs and don't know what a terrible business this is. They roll over 80% of their drivers every year.that's their business model cause new drivers keep less of the meter. Rude supervisors that pressure you to rip off customers. Any job is better.
__label__4 I will only get my haircut here from now on. Great customer service. It may take some extra time because they are students. I like supporting the education process.
__label__1 When my sister-in-law told me there was a resale kids shop in Las Vegas, I organized a bunch of stuff and hauled it in the next day. I think that they give about 10-15% of their sale price. Here is an example: I sold them my son's $50 Lucky Brand Jeans. They'll sell them for $12 or so which means I'll get $1.20 for those perfect condition jeans. \n\nI went in there with tons of jeans, jackets, shirts (mostly all of which were baby gap), a stroller, rainforest play gym, and a luxe boppy. This was easily $600 worth of stuff and when I saw that they bought everything, I expected quite a bit of money. Intead, I got $41. \n\nI later went back there to sell small toys because toys probably wouldn't sell for much at a yardsale or on eBay anyway, but I saw the $60 play gym I sold them selling for $25 which means I got $2.50 for it. There was also the same playgym there missing various pieces and filthy selling for $20 which means I only got paid $0.50 more. I will definitely be selling my stuff on eBay and Craigslist and bringing in the rejects to this store. \n\nShopping here on the other hand is a bargain. Some of their stuff is still new including robeez shoes ($40 at Daggermans) selling for $10. I will probably come here to buy a new pair of robeez and maybe some toys for the kiddos.
__label__1 I'll admit that this location is extremely efficient and fast with the prep and the service is decent. The downside is that they do not participate in the $5 footlong monthly promotions anymore. I didn't realize that this was even an option for Subway restaurants! \n\nNeedless to say, I was beyond disappointed when I found this out after stopping at this location.
__label__3 It's hard to judge fast food because it's just that -- FAST food. There are always gonna be those bad experiences due to whatever it may be ; the car in front of you in drive thru, random employee having an off day, food actually wasn't completely up to par, but more often than not, we get what we pay for, right? I have yet to experience a bad experience at this drive thru. They've always been friendly and food has filled my Taco Bell craving. Love the grillers, love the fiesta potatoes, love the Mexican pizzas (when in the mood).
__label__2 The chocolate cake is really good - the cake is rich and the buttercream is yummy!!!\nI do not care for their white cake though, it's so crumbly. I hate cake that falls apart, this one does...\nTheir cupcakes are pretty standard, I think the marble one tastes the best.\nTheir lemon cake is not that great either-the lemon flavor is just not there.\nCookies are too hard (I'm soft cookie type of gal) except for the black & white cookie it's soft as it should be.\nI honestly think that there are other better all around bakeries but I do come here every so often, my Mother only buys cakes from Freed's so she's for sure a  fan...
__label__1 I have been looking for a bakery ever since we moved to Las Vegas. I was really excited when Freeds opened up near my house as I have heard nothing but good things about it. I walked in today looking for something special for dessert and I have to say that I wasn't really that impressed. I ended up picking up two pieces of cake. One was Black Forrest (my favorite) and the other was Red Velvet (my GF's favorite) and I have to say that I have had better. The Black Forrest tasted too much of the Fake Cherry they used and the Red Velvet was really dry and kind of blah. \n\nI will say they make better cakes then Albertsons, Vons or Smiths... but I am sure that if I keep looking there is someone else out there who makes better cakes then what I sampled at Freeds. \n\nAs for the customer service, they seemed fine to me. Everyone seemed to be fascinated with the photographing of a couple of wedding cakes that to me looked a little plain, but its not my wedding so who cares. \n\nI would give it a try, maybe you like it better then me but growing up in a little Danish town with tons of great Danish bakeries to choose from I totally expected more from Freeds.
__label__3 Another upgrade...i couldn't understand why this place was rated so high and i had such a mediocre visit. after a very positive interaction with the owner i decided to give 'em another go. glad i did, they deserved it. Maybe everything was a little moister and tastier, or maybe my state of mind was a little better but i had a positive experience.  i will say the wedding cake is very good. it is what you would expect! the place is still clean, still friendly people behind the counter. stop by for a slice if you are in the area. i understand they will do a whole cake for you as well....
__label__1 I tried a slice of lemon cake; it tasted very artificial...kind of pinesol-ish. Definitely not homemade. I also tried a few cookies that were OK, nothing to get too excited about.
__label__3 Freed's Bakery made ordering a custom cake a breeze! It was a week before my friends and I would be going to vegas to celebrate a birthday. They made a delicious red velvet cake and delivered it to the restaurant w/ no hiccups!\n\nWe ordered a red velvet cake w/ irish bailey filling and butter cream frosting. The cake was so moist, the girls and I devoured it.\n\nthanks for everything!
__label__4 Freed's Bakery has amazing options to choose. Special occasion Cakes, Birthdays, Weddings and a lot more. The designs are amazing and they have skilled designers to create anything that you request. They also offer cookies, pastries, holiday treats, ice cream and more. They are pricey but with their perfection I  wouldn't expect nothing less. Also the staff is very kind and willing to let you sample a cookie if you are nice. Oh yeah and there known around town and the world.
__label__0 I've been to Valley Ranch Animal Hospital 3 times-first 2 were appointments for pets and the last was to pick up a copy of lab results for our cat.  All 3 times though, I dealt with the same front-desk gal upon arriving and all 3 times was treated with an attitude that seems like she doesn't need her job-she's merely tolerating the inconvenience of having to deal with clients.  It's too bad, there's such an unhappy person as the vet's front-desk liason / first line of defense.  VRAH is close to home, but I can be treated badly elsewhere for less money.  This is supposed to be a welcoming place for pets and this front desk gal can't even get it right for treating humans decently.   .
__label__2 I do take my cat here, but I don't think they are as great as most of the reviewers do.  My cat has a chronic health condition that they have failed to remedy for a couple of years.  The boarding room for cats is horrible--smelly, dirty, stark, cold.   I don't like that all treatments, shots, exams are done \"in the back\", out of my sight.  The reception staff is usually unfriendly and a little intimidating.  Other than that, it's ok.
__label__0 I bought an upo squash to cook for dinner. After a few peels the squash was rotten tried  to return it the next day. I didn't have the receipt anymore but clearly they can see the written price on the plastic wrap and the little girl will not accept it. She claimed it's their policy not to accept anything without a receipt but yet she said she remembered me  buying the item...really? I spend average 50 to 70 dollars on that store! And I swear they just lost a costumer and it's not so much for the price it's the principle!
__label__3 Food is good and this place is pretty convenient for us. We're here every couple weeks. Service is usually pretty good. Can get a little busy at times but what else would you expect. We won't be coming here nearly as often though. Just found out they switched from Coke to Pepsi. Doesn't work for us. Would still recommend for the food.
__label__0 7/15/2014 6:30 PM\nParty of three: nice waitress ALLY ask for drink request. I asked for Tomato Juice and beer. NO tomato juice only bottle mixes for alcohol. Ordered Margarita, bottle mix. Pepsi ok. Ordered 20 wings medium. Ok. Ordered salads for three,  Romain, slice of cucumber two slices of tomato hot house. \nChicken fingers fried as one big blob. Popcorn shrimp again fried as blob, but cooked dark brown. Shrimp was frozen along time it was very fishy!\nWaitress and service from her was excellent, but worst food I have eaten twenty years. Please don't go there. Bill was $58.00 plus tip. WOW WHAT A RIP OFF. Manager never visited request.
__label__3 No matter if it's a good or bad experience my husband and I alway find ourselves talking about what a good manager this location has. He is always open to help his employees. Not sure of his name but he is tall and slim. Kudos Sr. We the regulars to this location notice everything!
__label__1 Very nice place to live in a very good area; however very pricey and the manager Nancy is horrible!!!!! She despises children by enforcing ridiculous rules for kids in summer by not allowing them\noutside without an adult at all times. Sh sent a memo stating absolutely no bicycles allowed in the courtyards( which was one reason that lured me to the place . I liked the fact that it was quaint and had a courtyard for kids to ride bikes) On top of it all Nancy also is such a control freak who despises children she took the liberty to call me to \"warn\" me that kids aren't allowed to take out trash and what kind of mother allows their 10 year old to do this, This is not acceptable for residents living at Altessa. There's more, Nancy is so asphyxiated on emphasizing her power she even took liberty with putting a chain lock around the pool during summer nights after 9pm. How's that for controlling! Last I checked Altessa was kid friendly and not a senior 55+ community. Nancy seems to think otherwise!\n\nIf it weren't for the Hitler style management who tries to make the community a senior citizen one, and the rent being so high I would still be there, as to me it's best choice if you are limited to apartment living.
__label__4 I went looking for properties all over vegas and Altessa by far was one of the nicest I found. The staff was very friendly and the property itself had been upgraded. Nancy was very friendly as was Michelle. Though a bit expensive, still don't understand all the fees, I think it's well worth it. I'll be moving here next month and will update my review with a new one once I've settled in.
__label__0 Absolutely the worst customer service you can imagine.  The only thing keeping Verizon in business is the good coverage and over-priced calling plans.
__label__2 This place was so busy when we walked in that we ended up waiting an hour and a half before we got helped.  Besides the waiting, though....the staff was very friendly and helped with any questions we had.  \nThey might want to staff a little better, but in all, my Verizon experience was ok.
__label__1 pros:\nThey showed up on time\n\ncons:\nThey took 5.25 hours to LOAD my PODS (I did 95% of the packing before hand). It should have taken them 3 hours to do that work. And they charged me $446 in materials!!  So todays damage was $1150. Buyer beware.
__label__0 I love my doctor but, I hate waiting every time I come here n today I'm getting my blood test done which I can't make an appointment for n couldn't eat anything before I came in they r making me wait because it's her lunch time...really!!!
__label__4 Mike O'Neil has been looking after our landscaping needs for years. We have never had any problems and he has always been responsive to our needs and to any issues that have arisen. \n\nWe have recommended him to friends and family and he has always ensured that all work is completed to our satisfaction before any money changes hands. We have even had him work with artificial grass and Christmas lighting and his guys have always been up to the job. \n\nCan't recommend earthworks enough!
__label__0 DO NOT BUY FROM PETLAND! I bought my little guy, November 18, 2006 from the Petland in Henderson, NV. I was told that he was a full blood miniature poodle. It was mandatory to take him to the VCA Black Mountain Vet in the first couple of days. They found a heart murmur and he wasn't over his kennel cough. When I took him back to be checked the vet office had lost his paperwork, so I took him to another vet. Thank God for the new vet who worked in cardiology. As Tomy got older his heart murmur got worse. To the point we were referred to the Vet Referral Clinic to see a vet who specialized in cardiology. After 2 years on medication, his condition got worse. To the point we talked about quality of life. Since he was only 4 years old, my vet referred us to southern CA to a specialist and he had a balloon inserted into a major artery to expand the artery that was closing near his heart. He was getting to the point he could barely run without having to lay down. He was always breathing heavy. \nIn researching Tomy's background, I found he was born in a puppy mill. I didn't know anything about puppy mills until this point. He was not a full blooded poodle but part toy schnauzer also. AKC will register any breeder regardless of the living standards of the dogs. His lineage is wrong on the paperwork. They state you can return your pet within 48 hours. My God you have already developed a relationship with your pet. There was no way I was taking him back. I didn't realize there was the amount of problems with Petland until a few years later. Do to his heart murmur being a pre-existing condition insurance didn't cover any of the medical bills. Tomy is going to be 7 years old and has been having ultra sounds for the last 5 years and will continue for the rest of his life. His surgery was over $5000 and with the rest of the medical bills regarding his heart I have spent close to $15,000. \nI do not regret saving my baby from that horrible place because not everyone would pay that kind of money. It makes me sick every time I have to drive by Petland. DO NOT BUY FROM PETLAND!
__label__0 We purchased a French bulldog puppy from here two days ago and today I took him in for his free vet check up. He has a respiratory infection and he has blood in his stool, both since we brought him home. The free vet is a very far drive for me and I'm worried they won't be honest regarding results of the fecal analysis so I will be taking him to my vet closer to home. The dr. at black mountain animal hospital stated that if I did so, my health warranty would be  void. \n\nOur puppy was very overpriced but I wanted to get him out of there. Our salesperson was nice but I did notice the other girls in the store were just trying to make sales. They also don't require any kind of adoption application which is scary. I thought that selling sick puppies was illegal in NV?
__label__0 Terrible prices and service.  Their yorkies start at 3k.  They are out of their mind.
__label__4 I love petland. Most of the reviews on here sound very ignorant and like you believe everything you read on the internet. I have purchased a puppy from here and thoroughly read the warranty prior to leaving. I understood what I signed. Puppies get sick regardless of where you get them! Petland has thoroughly helped me with training and other concerns I had about getting a puppy. I'm sure I speak for many when I say petland did a great job with my newest member of the family and I will be going back again.
__label__1 Usually quick, haircuts are a bit iffy. I think a couple of their stylists are a bit rude. You get the service you pay for. For the price, see Fabian next door at the Canyon salon for a $5 haircut for kids. He actually did a superb job for half the price.
__label__4 I just wanted to say that this is still one of those hidden gems and one of my favorite places.!!   Went there for A weekday lunch  -  the service is ALWAYS fast and the people there are so nice.  Tried the creamy corn chowder and one of the daily specials - Crisp Pork Loin Apple Salad with shaved Apples & Roasted Hazelnuts Served on a Bed of Mixed Greens with Raspberry Vinaigrette on the side ( It was actually roasted chickpeas which were soooo tastsy that I took some back to work to snack on!)   Hubby had the Grilled chicken sandwich with fresh fruit.  We were pleasantly surprised with the flavor in both our meals - we wanted to lick the plates!! ....Great reasonable prices for the exceptional quality of food they dish out.   Get on their email list - they will send you their daily specials!  (They are also caterers and use there restaurant for special events too!!)
__label__3 First off, I'll come clean: My BF is a Nascar fan. That being said...\n\nBeen to LV twice now, and only stayed at this place. Gotta say, it was much nicer than we thought it would be. In fact, when we went on the obligatory tour of the strip, we couldn't stand it and came back to SP asap. We probably like what a lot of others don't at this place: It's much quieter (sans the rings and dings), you can stay in one building w/o getting bored, it's affordable. The buffet....well, it's okay. Over salted and overcooked, but I've had worse. With a free bottle of vino with dinner, I ain't complainin' tho. The rooms are huge and clean (no blood spatters in ours thankfully). The staff very friendly, the slots looser than I thought they'd be. We have a good time and usually leave with what we came with. Since we don't have much, can't do any better than that.
__label__2 Okay, living within a few miles of this place it is convenient if you are trying to get a quick drink or just take a friend from out of town in to blow some money... The Place itself is not bad looking and the buffet is Ehh... There are a few ups and a few downs.\n\nUps:\n1. The the south point member club sends out $15-50 In free slot play about once a month.\n2. The oyster bar has a good deal on King Crab legs.\n3. The Bowling ally is awesome and is 24 hours\n\nDowns:\n1. Walking into this place is like walking into a 12x12 room full of marlboro testers on full puff status... Plan on having second hand cancer when you leave and plan on having a soar throat for a few days after leaving.\n2. I understand that coctail waitresses are assigned the uniforms... So come on South Point, is it really fair for those poor girls to be forced to have a 3 inch thick piece of cloth pulled up there ass and the sides cut up to thier arm puts.... All i can say is this is not flattering. \"if you are a c octail waitress there please understand I am not talking about your lack of appeal, but the wrestling singlets that you are forced to wear just dont do any favors\"\n3. The slots, in my opinion are very very tight, they boast the %97 payback rate on video poker but that means nothing to me. Thats a %97 payback rate based on an infinate amount of time.\n\nMaybe i am being a little harsh on the place, and i know my main complaint is the smoke.. And I have had 2 bad experiences at the buffet, not directly but watching managers discipline the employees by screaming at them in the middle of the dining area is not exceptable and I personally feel that type of behavior reflects upon the entire establishment.\n\nSo if you choose to go to the South Point, Go for a movie, maybe a few games of bowling, and a drink.
__label__3 Staying at South Point this past weekend I must admit I was pleasantly surprised. \n\nI was very skeptical and unsure of what to expect considering it is 15 minutes away from the strip and only $70 a night. I mentally prepared myself for the worst. \n\nDriving into the hotel everything was very self explanatory and it wasn't absolute mayhem like most hotels tend to be in Vegas. We did the free self park (tons of parking spaces available) and walked straight into the hotel. The check in was easy breezy and they even give you a coupon book to use during your stay. \n\nPros: \nRooms are huge \nCheap rates \nBowling alley (open 24 hours) \nArcade (with air hockey) \nCoupon book \nNice pool \nMovie theater \n\nCons: \nNo shows available at the hotel \nCab ride onto the strip is about $18-$26 depending on traffic \nCrowd is not very young or attractive \n\nI guess it depends what your motives are but I think South point is nice in that you get to go out of town and be close to Vegas, without being around all the hustle and bustle that comes with Sin City.
__label__3 this casino I consider our 'home casino.'. residents of las Vegas have a nearby casino that they frequent to eat, gamble, grab a drink.. watch a movie.. and south point is that for us. \n\nI've never actually stayed at the hotel, but have spent a lot of time in the casino, bars, restaurants, movie theatre, & bowling alley/arcade.  \n\nthe yellow tone of this place.. as far as decor, is insane.. it's yellow.\nit can be more modernized.. but it's still comfy.  their are a couple entrances.. all lead into the labyrinth that is the casino.  the main entrance is very close to the hotel lobby.. and to get to the rooms you have to walk past the hundreds of slot machines and tables.  \n\n\nEats:  lots of them.  \nmexican, steak, chinese.. american, deli, buffet.. and an oyster bar.   they also have seattles best coffee and an ice creamery.. [forget which kind of ice cream it has]  \n\nMovie theater:  decent!  i like it a lot.  they have XD and 3D.. huge theatres, small ones.  it's kept clean.  the snack bar is hooked up with the usual junk.  dryers ice cream bar! STARBUCKS COFFEE!  oh wha?\n\nBowling Alley: 24 hours yo.\n\nif your looking for a slot machine.. you got it..\nbingo!  duh!\nlooking for a table?  you found it.  \nlooking for MORE slot machines.. for sure.\n\nbars?  there's like.. 3 big ones... and NOW! \na 4th bar with a stage that hosts acts every weekend..  \nsports book.. it's just reopened [though it never closed]  \nso ones sides ALL sports.. the other side is all horse racing.  \n\nall in all.. it's not so grimey as casinos can be.  \nit is very family friendly.. and a lot of fun with good company!
__label__0 Very disappointed! \n\n#1. As one yelp review said, \"It's off the strip, but definitely not off the map!\" It's about a 10 minute drive to the strip. It can be a pain driving back and forth to and from the strip! From my hotel room you were able see the strip! It's so teeny-tiny, but you can see it! \n\n#2 It's right off the freeway! With Plenty of parking for FREE! \n\n#3. Can't beat the price! $40 something a night for a room is a steal! seriously it's \"ballers on a budget going to Vegas\"\n\n#4. After I checked in... walked to my room only for find that the room was OVER booked. seriously??\n\nraced downstairs to the check in area and explained what happened. They apologized and offered a complimentary dinner to the Garden Buffet. Initially, I was excited because it was a) a buffet and b) it was free! The Garden buffet is disgusting. ugggggh...
__label__3 Roomy, modern rooms and fun pool and hot tub. Great alternative to smoky old strip hotels. Moderately price.
__label__1 I used to go there a lot with friends until we realised that we hate it.  It is often too crowded with shit-bag people.  Not poor people, not bums, not any particular race or ethnicity mind you.  There's just a lot of shit bags there.  Rude-ass drunken pricks.  The staff is pretty nice though.  I like the sports and race book well enough.  I would still go to the movie theater.  We got cut off by the bartender one time for \"gaming the system.\"  We weren't playing enough hands of video poker for the beer we were drinking.  Four of us had been coming there once or twice a week for almost a year.  We were gaming the system, it's true.  We were gaming it at South Point.  Now we game it somewhere else.
__label__0 Don't count on a roll-away for your family. They have a self imposed policy of 2 beds to a room and will not change no matter the circumstances, expectations, or that they advertise roll-aways available.
__label__3 The rooms are large and nice, and the price is right.  The free airport shuttle was a big help and is very much appreciated.  The casino was large and had pretty good action, despite some terrible luck at the poker tables (it should be noted the poker room had a bunch of tables going, even at 3am).  One problem is that the pool is pretty cold and there is no hot tub for kids.  I like that the main hot tub is adults only, but they need another one, especially if the pool is so cold, where kids would be allowed.  This is a very good place to go if you have kids with you, and a pretty good place to go if you are an adult and want to save some money on a weekend trip (as long as you can live without being on the strip).  Note they now have a $14 resort fee, which is relatively fair given the good coupon book you get when you check in and the free shuttle to the airport.
__label__0 We chose this hotel because it was close to where my brother was getting married. We stayed for 2 nights. The curtain would not close completely so there was a strip of sunlight that woke us up each morning. And housekeeping missed our room. No clean towels, beds were not made, trash was not emptied. They simply didn't do it. Disappointing because when we came back to the room later that night after the wedding with friends and relatives, we were surprised to see it had not been touched. Embarrassing.  The next day when we checked out we told the front desk and they barely squeaked out an apology. It's as if they didn't care. So, I guess we stay elsewhere next time. The only reason I gave it one star is because it had a nice deli, and ice cream place.
__label__2 Stayed here for 3 nights last week. The room itself was nice, as was the hotel and the casino. The only negative is the AC in the rooms was pretty useless. The room would get cool but there was no real airflow to speak of, so when you came in from outside, it took forever to cool off. The hotel staff was friendly and helpful and the casino was pretty nice.
__label__3 You're looking for a place off the strip that's more relaxing in casual, this is your place. Five dollar blackjack tables all day; dealers very friendly. Great food selections at a very reasonable price. And the bowling alley that beats everyone! The rooms are average at best but they are clean. The staff was a little lacking.
__label__2 I have never gambled here, nor had a meal in any of there Restaurants.  I have really only been here to go see a movie in the theater.  So, with that said.... parking was easy, all of the employees we came into contact with were nice and the signage was easy to follow.  So, I have no complaints nor did I have any expectations.  I will update my review if I ever do anything substantial here.
__label__1 Nice room and the bowling alley was cool.\n\nBig minus for the morning shuttle leaving earlier than scheduled and the front desk denying the fact. We were outside by 9AM but the shuttle was already gone. Be prepared to pay cab fare. \n\nJust DO NOT RELY ON THE HOTEL SHUTTLE SERVICE.
__label__1 Don't go here for food unless you want to wait in lines forever.  Every restaurant or deli has the longest and slowest functioning lines.
__label__0 This review is for the first 10 minutes of walking into my room.\n\nMy uncle plays at this casino almost every day that he lives here and the one time we decide to stay- they comp us a shit room. It's tiny, doesn't offer extra cots and the toilet- of course it doesn't wanna flush. Are all comped rooms like this? Maybe we should have just paid for the room... we will see if we decide to stay for the rest of the weekend.\n\nI stayed at the LVH for a nice 2 bedroom suite for $75... and $70 for a gorgeous one bedroom suite at Hard Rock Hotel!
__label__3 This is a great place if you want to get away from the traffic and crowds of the strip.  Parking is easy and there is a little bit for everyone.  There is a full sports book and horse racing that is huge so you can really spread out.  Only tip is looks for the 75 cent hot dogs by the sports book.  The line looks long but it moves.  Pleasant staff overall.  Only negative is some spots do look a bit outdated.
__label__3 This hotel may not be convenient for visiting the strip, but maybe that can be a good thing. Sometimes, (at least for me) you don't want the hustle, bustle and glitz of the strip. Maybe you just want to relax, eat, drink and gamble. My stay at the South Point was very low key and I loved every minute of it. \n\nCheck in was swift and easy. There were no surprise charges, everything was explained to me beforehand (telephone reservation) and staff was very friendly.\n\nI was very impressed with the cleanliness of this hotel and casino. All throughout, the hotel looked tidy and newish. That made me feel at ease because I'm somewhat of a germaphobe, but at the South Point I didn't feel on edge in that respect. \n\nUnfortunately, the BF is a smoker and nagged me into booking a \"smoking room\". Usually I hate this in Vegas because a \"smoking room\" usually means the rooms smell bad, really bad--a stench that just never goes away. At the South Point, the \"smoking room\" we stayed in didn't wreak of smoke and it actually had a nice view-- we could see the strip in the distance. Not too shabby. I appreciate that. \n\nI didn't take advantage of the amenities this time (spa, gym, pool), but I plan to return and take advantage. \n\nAs long as you don't mind being ten minutes from the strip and are not expecting an uber swanky place to stay, the South Point proves a great choice for accommodations.
__label__1 I just checked in a a couple of hours and i want to check out. Im used to customer service and from the bell stand, front desk and housekeeping its the worse...smh...
__label__4 Tons of Wells Fargos in the area but this is the only one open on Sundays (11-5) and open late till 7pm mon-sat. These are the Vegas conveniences I really missed when I moved.  \n\n It's a small, but full service branch nside an albertsons. Pretty long lines on a Sunday, but my teller was quick, friendly and super helpful
__label__3 I ordered and bought a cake here for a birthday party. The cake was delicious but the blue icing stained all of our lips and teeth. It was a good $25 cake though. They spelled surprise wrong as \"surprice\". But we didn't complain because we were on a timeline. The people inside shopping were slightly shady. Seems like a decent grocery store though if you just want the basics and nothing too fancy. They came through on the cake so it's all good.
__label__1 Roman was a good server but was more interested in the fight that was going on. Our empty glasses sat on the table for a good 30 minutes and after I was gonna hand them to another server he swooped by and picked them up only to continue to watch the fight Instead of bringing them back to the kitchen. He the. Handed them off to a waitress and continued to watch the fight. Clearly he was more concerned with what was on tv than actually doing his job.We will not visit this store again. \nFood was AMAZING. This buffalo girl was happy to have a taste of home so far away from home! I'm happy that there are several Wild Wings around here, hoping that they actually play the Buffalo games when hockey season starts up again.
__label__2 Gosh. Buffalo Wild Wings.. Hmm.\n\nI love their sauces. They have a good happy hour. But they are so slow. Offering the bar area instead of waiting for a table is dumb when either area you sit in you get slow service. It's just annoying to have to wait so long for a beer, to have your order taken, or for the check. An hour should be plenty of time to have a drink, eat some wings, and leave. But it's not here.
__label__4 I came back and Doreen helped us at the bar. She was great! She made conversation and encouraged me to try the siracha wings which were AMAZING!
__label__1 The only positive thing I can say is the food tasted ok. We called ahead to see if it was busy and they said they weren't busy and there was no wait. Get there 10 minutes later and all of the sudden it's a 35 minute wait. We let them know we had 3 kids and needed a highchair, but they sat us at a table where we couldn't have a highchair. The hostess went to see if she could find a table and after a few minutes took us to a new table. Once there, are drink order was taken, appetizer were ordered, and then it was 15 minutes before the waitress came back take our order. When appetizer arrived one had to be sent back and took forever to get back. Then we waited for 30 minutes after the appetizers were killed before our food arrived. The kids orders were wrong, but they were starving at this point and didn't care. One of the adult meals was wrong also and when we asked the guy who brought them out to take it back he got really annoyed and glared at my friend. So overall service sucked, the bathroom were dirty and gross, and they don't have enough parking. If you're wanting some good wings save yourself the time & headache and go to Wing Stop down the street.
__label__0 Thanks for not trying to better accommodate a group of 15.  We are now separated into 3 tables.  When your employees managed to put 4 tables together, the manager came by and split us up again. We just cancelled our appetizers and will not be ordering any more alcoholic beverages.  Your loss on what would have been a good table.  \n\nAnd I am now editing this because it has been 40 minutes and half our group got their food.  Our table of 9 is still waiting for dinner.  \n\nSo for all of the inconvenience we got a certificate for wings.  The manager Scott is completely useless.  In the process we had water and ranch spilled on one guest.  \n\nThis place is horrible!!\n\nUnacceptable!!
__label__2 I needed a tetanus shot for a cut I received at work and UMC quickcare advised me that they do not do vaccinations, after of course waiting an hour. So I checked with CVS and minute clinic sure does. So I checked in via the automated computer outside the clinic, which was simple and efficient. The wait was not long, my number one complaint is the waiting area is right infront of the restroom... gross
__label__1 The worst customer service in recent memory is at a library? Seriously? I am still trying to figure out what went wrong. I called ahead to check the availability of a book and was told they had a \"brand new\" copy. I asked what time they closed and was then asked for my name. She said she would leave it at the customer service area. Upon arrival, I was told they don't hold books at customer service and was sent to the reference desk. After much waiting and watching employees walking around, I was told that nobody had received a call and was questioned as to whether or not I called the correct branch. This continued for awhile and multiple employees took pleasure in telling me they did not receive a call. All I wanted was the book! After about 15 minutes, an employee said she would get it for me and was told by another employee they did not have a copy. She walked into some back room and came out with a brand new copy. What a freakin' ordeal! They were more concerned with trying to refute my phone call than getting me the book. Two stars is probably more generous than they deserve.
__label__1 High prices, bad neighbourhood. Food tastes good. But with the money i spent, could of want to the buffet instead....
__label__3 Nice, friendly staff. Of course, we had met them first during our bachelorette party festivities at Ghost Bar.  What's not to love about single gals? ;p That's how they reeled us in. (Yes, we're suckers) Who cares they were fun and nice guys and I am a single woman in Sin City.\n\nPretty yummy food not necessarily the best Japanese food but tasty. On the pricey side though. Enjoy the Tokyo Cooler. I'm not much a drinker but I'll drink this and it was on the house. It soooo pays to a bachelorette in Viva Lost Wages. \n\nGreat view. And they know to treat repeat customers. \n\nSo is Kenji, the cute HAPA manager, on the menu? haha
__label__1 There was something just a little off about this restaurant.  Maybe the fact that it was virtually deserted influenced my perception, but the interior was just too dark and gloomy, this despite the fact that our table had a picture window view of the Las Vegas strip in its full neon glory.\n\nThe hostess seated us at a table that was broken--the bench seat backs were gone and were \"being repaired.\"  There were at least two other similar tables on either side of us, so I dont know why she seated us there.\n\nAt first our server had a bit of an attitude, but she became very pleasant later on, so I forgive that.\n\nAnyway, the sushi was okay, not spectacular.  I did enjoy the monk fish liver.  But the California roll was mealy.  Also, eel is suppose to be served warm, mine was cold and tasted refrigerated.  The tempura was kinda greasy, which is just unacceptable.  The Saki selections and mixed drinks were very good.  \n\nOverall, a ho-hum experience.  Maybe I'm spoiled by the sushi restaurants in San Francisco, but this place just isnt up to snuff.
__label__4 Best sushi of my life... FOR REALS.\nBetter than any place I've tried in SF...and there's no ocean nearby Nevada!! \n\nEverything I had was amazing. Def try any type of tuna. The toro was deliciously-incredibly-mouth-wateringly tender. It was like butter. Or yogurt, or something just a smidge stiffer then yogurt...umm... basically it was super soft.  mmmm!!\n\nI don't want to go back to Vegas anytime soon...but when the time comes, I'll be looking forward to 2 things- Qua Spa & an amazing meal at Sushi Roku!!!
__label__3 first spot me and my gf decided to go when we arrived in vegas.  i was really dressed down, as a matter of fact the only person in the place dressed down.  But still, did the hostess have to look at me like i was a scrub?  cmon, you're a hostess in vegas, probably hoping some rich guy knocks you up.  anyways, the place was crackin, like most spots in vegas.  very nice, upscale place.  the food was great, the best salmon sashimi ive ever had.  i couldnt stop thinking about it 2 days later.  they set a new standard for myself when it comes to salmon.  id also reccomend the baked lobster.  prices are really steep, so if your taking someone here, i hope you get some action afterwards.  minus the snobby hostess, and i would have gave this place 5 stars.
__label__1 For what it cost, Sushi Roku was just okay.  Lunch for three of us ran nearly $250 (with no alcohol).  We ordered the mixed tempura, three of the signature rolls and three of the sashimi choices.  With just one sashimi selection costing nearly $40 and signature rolls hovering at $30 each, it didn't take long to run up the tab.\n\nThe sushi rolls fell apart way too easily.  The rice didn't have the right texture and there's no excuse for that at these prices.  The service was also spotty.  Again, not cool at these prices.\n\nThe decor is fine, but I am sure this place benefits from candlelight.  It was a bit dark and spare in the afternoon for lunch.  It also smelled like fish.  A sushi place that is this spendy shouldn't smell like fish.\n\nFrankly, I think you can get better sushi for the money in Vegas.
__label__4 Beautiful decor! They gave us some free champagne since were there for our honeymoon. The tasting menu is very decadent, with caviar and truffles. If you like sushi, this is the place to go.
__label__1 Wow....where do I start. We headed to Las Vegas to celebrate my 40th birthday and because I love sushi I wanted to experience it Las Vegas style. I went onto Yelp to see what people had to say and discovered Sushi Roku. I literally read through each and every review to see what the hype was all about. Everyone kept talking about how great the wait staff was and how if its your birthday you get even \"better\" treatment. \nWe showed up for our dinner reservations (and the host staff and wait staff was aware at this time that it was my birthday) and the two hostesses were so cold to my party. We then were seated at a window seat which was great I have to admit, the views were wonderful. \nThe \"waitress\" finally after about 8 minutes decided to grace us with her presence and didn't introduce herself to us and blankly took our drink order. My first thought was \"wow she is so not personable\". It proceeded to go down from there. The food arrived so that one person was eating like 10 minutes before any of the other food arrived for the table. She never gave us the time of day but was working the other tables. Finally one of my friends asked her if she was aware it was my birthday and with a cold glare she said \"yes\". At that point I was ticked, you would think as a wait person (which I have done for years in my past professions) that you would try a little harder for the tip you EXPECT to receive from a group. \nNeedless to say I approached the manager on the way out and told him that I felt very disappointed in my experience there and obviously they should look at their staff members. I would never go back there based on my experience. If you do try it good luck hopefully you get someone nice but dont expect anything special even on your birthday.
__label__3 I love giant clam, this place always has it fresh and crunchy,\nDon't let them seat you in the front area where you walk in, sit in the back by the windows , the view is great !. \nI, minus 1 star for the price here . Even with my local discount.
__label__1 Roku is to sushi as \"The Golden Child\" is to Eddie Murphy movies -- far closer to the bottom than the top.\nRoll selection was weak, and construction was worse. Having said that, their crab dynamite was delicious.
__label__4 Sushi Roku is, simply put, delicious.\n\nMy husband and I are huge (and I mean huge) supporters of Katsuya. Sushi Roku took them down a notch. If I could, I'd put a picture of Sushi Roki over Katsuya with the verbage \"OWNED!\"\n\nLuis, our server, was friendly, personable, full of knowledge, and a fellow foodie. No wonder why we loved him so much. His service was impeccable.\n\nLet's talk about the ambiance first. Immediately, you are greeted with a smiling pretty face. Our host walked us through the restaurant to the table. The decor was awesome. Very mellow, chill, and fun. All the waiters and sushi chefs smiled and greeted you as you walked by.\n\nWe had an incredible view of the Las Vegas Strip from our ridiculously comfortable table. The couches were amazing. I could've taken an afghan, my lychee martini, and been perfectly comfortable all night. We had, in my opinion, the best seats in the house.\n\nMy husband and I both had lychee martinis. Mmmm. I can still taste it. Mellow, light finish, perfectly sweet. It tasted like watching a sunset - it made me feel blissfully happy and warm inside.\n\nThe food..... wow. Let me say that this is based on hot food, not the sushi. So I can't judge there... however....\n\nOur entire meal consisted of hot appetizers. Oops! They were just that good. We had Kobe Beef Skewers, Spicy Tuna on Crispy Rice Cakes, Baked Crab Handrolls, and Chilean Sea Bass in a Truffle Miso Glaze.\n\nThe Kobe Beef Skewers were delightfully tender. They melted in your mouth. The glaze was a perfect compliment - not overpowering, not weak. The Spicy Tuna.... I liked that it was a perfect square and no rice was showing (I'm strangely anal like that). The spicy tuna had the jalapeno's diced and mixed in. That was so much better than the slice on top and for some reason, my stomach handled it better han the thin slice on top.\n\nThe Baked Crab Handrolls deserve a huge O-M-G. The crab meat was fresh and busting out of the handroll. We couldn't believe how much meat they stuffed in there. I could live off these things. I love the contrast of the cool soy sauce/rice wrapper/crab meat with the warm rice. (I'm drooling now. Nice work, self)\n\nAnd finally, the Chilean Sea Bass - perfect perfect perfect. 5 stars. I didn't really taste the truffle in the glaze, but the light tender fish more than made  up for that.\n\nI'd go back again in a heart beat.\n\nAnd Luis - thanks, man!
__label__2 My friends were in the mood for rolls, so we ended up here after wandering around the Forum shops trying to beat the heat.  I opted for the 3 course prix fixe for $45.  Appetizers were very good - glazed chicken, salmon with truffles, and kobe beef skewers.  Sushi plate was ok but nothing special, and dessert was a simple sorbet and fruit platter.   \n\nI think the non-sushi menu is the way to go - on the whole, a pretty decent place with a great view of the Strip, especially at sunset.
__label__3 Fun sushi spot I try to hit everytime I'm in Vegas.  If you like sushi give this place a try.
__label__1 WARNING!!! DO NOT ORDER THE CHEF'S OMAKASE MENU! \n\nMy husband, cousin, and myself were staying at Caesar's Palace this past weekend and we were craving sushi. Since Sushi Roku was located inside the hotel, we decided that it would be convenient to go there. \n\nWe decided to splurge a little and try the Chef's Omakase Menu ($90 per person). We were super excited. They even offered a complimentary glass of champagne which was so delicious.  \n\nThe meal started off strong. We were served a piece of halibut sashimi w/ shiso leaf & yuzu gelee, a piece of king crab w/ caviar, and a piece of seared toro with a piece of truffle on it. All three of us were in ahhhh. This alone deserves two stars. We immediately thought that if the first course was an indication of what was to come....we definitely were in for a treat.\n\nUnfortunately...it was all down hill after wards. Our second course was a seared albacore salad. It was good, but nothing special. The third course was 4 pieces of red snapper sashimi (this was one of our least favorite dishes). The 4th course was a miso glazed halibut (so common). Then came the sushi course. I was expecting this  to be the best course, but it ended up being the worst. We were served Spicy Tuna Rolls topped with pieces of sashimi (kind of like a rainbow roll), and three pieces of sushi (toro, mackerel, and yellowtail). All of this was followed by a chocolate lava cake for the dessert. \n\nOur bill came out to $377 and it was a major disappointment. I've eaten at other Sushi Roku locations and they were good, but this meal just pissed me off. When someone orders an Omakase Menu....it pretty much represents what the restaurant has to offer. If I knew I was going to get Spicy Tuna Roll for $90, I would never had opted to splurge. \n\nNote: The rating that I give Sushi Roku is 2.5 stars. The half star is simply for the complimentary champagne that comes with the omakase menu.
__label__2 This is another 2 star 4 star averaging out to 3 star type place.  \n\nThe 2 star stuff.... Don't get me wrong, the food was awesome.  But I walked out feeling like an idiot for paying what I did for what I got.  Eighteen bucks for spicy tuna with shrimp, cilantro, and avocado?  Ouch.  It did have 10 pieces, but they were the size of one of those budget happy hour California rolls you get for 3 or 4 bucks at a normal sushi place.  The baked lobster roll only had 6 pieces, barely fit for an appetizer (and the asparagus spear inside was about half of the volume of the interior of the roll). \n\nThe 4 star stuff.... The view of the strip was pretty sweet, although it was predominated by the Caesar's Palace TV thing.  The decor was nice, very dark and trendy/classy.  The service was great, they were very attentive and even brought out some cheesecake for my friend's birthday.  The fish was very fresh (impressive, being in the middle of the dessert) and everything tasted very good.  Simple, elegant flavors with a lot of attention to presentation.  The sake selection was extensive and had a decently priced and very good house sake and a 3-sake tasting flight with big pours.  \n\nThe funny thing is, I'd come back.  It's hard to find good sushi and even though I felt pretty dang close to being ripped off, this was good sushi.  I'll probably try some other places nearby first.  Oh, and this would be a fantastic date place.
__label__4 Excellent. Staff, food, service, quality, freshness delish. Excellent prices.
__label__3 I was recommended to try Sushi Roku located in the Forum Shops and I'm glad I did.  \nThe restaurant itself is nicely decorated.  I liked the decor that's on the restrooms doors.\n(See photo) \n\nService: \nFrom the time I walked in to leaving the restaurant I felt like I was special. \nI was warmly greeted by a young lady in which I mentioned that I would be dining alone and would like a view of the strip.  DONE! She sat me right along the windows that overlooked the south side of the strip.  \nHugo, my server, was very helpful in recommending a sushi of my liking. He kept coming around to make sure that I liked my dish and we got to chit chat a little about the food.   (I don't eat raw fish often but in this case I figure I'd try it and see if it was fresh)\n\nI'm glad I did. My sushi was topped with Tuna that was yummy and fresh. I also informed him that I don't like too much jalapeno's  so he made sure it was on the side rather than wrapped in my sushi.  The miso soup was tasty and very flavorful and I washed it down with a Blue Moon.  ( I know I should've had a Sapporo instead) \n\nMy experience here was amazing that whenever I'm in Vegas I will definitely return.
__label__4 I hate shopping because it makes me hungry. So, after a half a day of shopping at Forum Shops, we went to Sushi Roku. They have big tables and couches so you're not cramped/ feeling claustrophobic.\n\nSince we weren't terribly hungry, we only ordered a few rolls/nigiri ($7-22 or market price): black truffle tempura handroll, salmon, albacore uni and tuna. We also ordered from the specials menu ($6-90). With a glass of Riesling in hand, we got...\n\nYellowtail-wrapped Foie Gras with Truffle Soy:\nMy eyes automatically scope out \"foie gras\" and \"truffle\" and send a signal to my taste buds that I'm about to have something amazing in my mouth. So amazing that my hands did not get a signal to take pictures. You'll just have to try it to know how beautiful this is. 5/5\n\nRobata Style Japanese Wagyu Beef with Hawaiian Pink Salt:\nYou get a nice presentation of your skewer on its own robata grill and a spoon with pink rock salt. The wagyu is tender and fatty - feels nice on the tongue. The pink salt accentuates the flavor of the wagyu. 5/5\n\nScallop and Foie Gras Togarashi with Black Pepper and White Truffle Oil:\nIt's like a re-run of the first dish I had except this time, I got distracted by the black pepper taste. The scallops were perfectly cooked. 4/5\n\nBlue Fin Tuna Sushi:\nThe fish was at the right temperature. The texture of the rice was just right. The fish to rice ratio was perfect. 5/5\n\nBlack Truffle Tempura Handroll:\nThis is wrapped in a thin soy paper. There's avocado inside. The truffle flavor is in the sauce. 4/5\n\nThe service was excellent. Our server was attentive.
__label__3 great sushi. Fresh fish. Their toro was particularly good. Did not like their hanabi. Everything else tasted amazing.
__label__4 One of the best sushi places i have ever been to in my life!  This is honestly not an exaggeration as I tend to do that at times.  I was only in Vegas for three nights and I came here two out of the three.  Highly recommend and absolutely everything we ordered was amazing.  There was a special crunch spicy roll that was to die for.
__label__0 I heard they were very good at catering to food allergens, but we had a pretty poor experience.  Their gluten free menu was really limited compared to their normal menu.  I have a soy intolerance, and they brought me crab in a soy wrapper.  We didn't figure this out until I was a couple of bites in.  Then they didn't discount my meal.  The waiter took forever even though the place was pretty empty.  Lame all around.
__label__1 I love Target, but absolutely hate this location/ store.  It seems like it is setup very different than other Targets making it difficult to find anything. Additionally, I can't ever find anyone to help me locate anything.  Super frustrating! Went in today for the LAST time!! I looked an item up online prior to arrival and of course couldn't find it. Spent an addition 15 min tracking an \"associate\" down, still can't find the item. Annoyed to say the least.
__label__1 I really like the atmosphere in the dining room at Ricardo's, but every time I visit, there seem to be problems.\n\nIt was a bit late when four of us went for dinner.  We were ushered to a table in the lounge, but asked to be seated in the dining room.  We didn't know it was already closed, but nevertheless, the hostess seated us there.  Definite props for that.\n\nWe started with an appetizer combo plate, which was very good.  For the main course, I ordered Carne Asada, medium rare.  At other Mexican restaurants, this steak has an inimitable flavor. It came out of the kitchen fully well-done, and the only flavor I tasted was salt.  By this time, I was full enough from the appetizers that I just sipped my margarita and didn't have them replace it.  I knew that without that special flavor that I know and love, a less-cooked replacement wouldn't be much better.  And that's the big disappointment at Ricardo's.  The food just isn't worth the trip.
__label__2 This was my second visit to this place and we all were in agreement the bean dip and chips were the bomb! Actually most of our meal was good! The only bad or down side is how can you only get two small meatballs in a albondigas soup? Come on man!! Really!?!?? Otherwise the lunch was fine!\n\nNow, this does not mean I will not be going back..for lunch. :-)
__label__0 This place sucks...... no seafood..... service is not great and people are not too friendly.after asking the waiter if they offered any seafood at all he just replied with\" you have the menu,read it,I will be back\"
__label__2 Came Friday night about 9pm & was immediately seated.Waiter soon after took our drink order.\nChips, Bean Dip & 2 side salsas arrived shortly thereafter. Chips were warm, crispy & fresh. I know some have complained  about the chips but ours was very fresh & warm. Bean dip was awesome as others have raved. Especially when dipped into the guacamole like salsa, which was very good. The other salsa (red) was somewhat watery & too mild. \nI love breakfast regardless of time of day, so ordered Chorizo con Huevos & wife ordered the special Lobster seafood Enchiladas. Both orders came with rice & beans and Chorizo came with tortillas.\nChorizo was cooked the way I like & tasted ok but lacked that reddish residue oil which would have greatly improved taste & moisture? Wife's Lobster enchiladas was great. She would order same again. \nBeans were ok but better after adding some salsa. Rice was tasteless, bland & watery, like it was re-steamed? but better than dry undercooked rice like some restaurants serve. Again better when sprinkled with salsa. Flour Tortillas were wax paper like & thin similar to those low fat tortillas?\n\nService was great! Waiter continuously returned to check on us.\n\nWould be 4 stars if not for the negatives listed above.\n\nWe would definitely return again. Especially since they are open 24/7 & food is good.\n\nUnderstood, is that, everyone has their own taste! And everyone's comments, including mine, are therefore subjective.
__label__3 The lunch buffet is a great value. For ~$13 a person, you'll get unlimited tacos, chimichangas, enchiladas, tostadas, salads, and soft drinks. The horchata is recommended and is included in the lunch buffet. Try it! It's sweet with a touch of cinnamon. I prefer it to horchata from some Mexican eateries in Los Angeles, even. When you're seated at a table, you're given tortilla chips and 3 different salsas. The salsas given with the chips are great. One is refried beans; another is avocado-based; the other is tomato-based. My favorite is the avocado-based salsa since it has great flavor and a little spice kick. The chicken tacos at the buffet were awesome. The lady assisting customers at the buffet was so friendly. There were only corn tortillas for tacos, but you can order flour tortillas at your table. I also really enjoyed the rice. It was flavorful without being too salty. The chicken chimichanga is nothing to rave about but still pretty good. For dessert, my party of 4 had split a banana foster. It was a bit too runny for my taste. I'm used to a more syrup-like consistency. Overall, I liked this place and would recommend to others. When I return, I'd like to try a margarita since they're known for having made the largest margarita in the world!
__label__1 Couldn't get help to try on shoes (that I would have bought) but they have more than one person greeting at the door.  Great!  No service here, although the selection isn't so bad.
__label__0 I regret coming to this place!!!  The first thing they asked is do you have insurance?  No hi hello or how can we help or how are you doing??  This is the worst place for urgent care!!!! I give this place a negative 5 rating!
__label__2 When it comes to Pancakes, I'm a simple guy.  Give me some traditional Buttermilk Pancakes and I'll be a happy camper.  That's what I get 99% of the time I come to IHOP.  This location is in the middle of Summerlin, next the the gym I work out at.\n\nIt's one of the nicer locations in town as they've kept it clean and comfortable.  The employees here are always friendly and I've never had any issues with the service.  It gets really busy on the weekend, so I normally come here with the family on a weekday morning.\n\nWill I return?  You bet.
__label__2 Met a friend for lunch here yesterday. We came here as I had a coupon and it is close to where I work. \nWe were seated right away. It did a while for the server to come over, but once he did it was rather quick service. \nI ordered the fried chicken. And to my surprise it was pretty good. The chicken was moist, the skin crispy and crunchy, good flavor. it was way too much food for one person. Took half back to work. \nMy friend had the German crepes and loved them. \nAll in all a good enjoyable lunch. \nI would go back.
__label__0 Was waiting their with my boyfriend for almost 10 minutes until we got seated. The place was empty the hostess didn't even bring me a menu. We just walked out worst ihop ever.
__label__1 I've been coming here with my wife for a couple of years, and this place has been little by little getting worse with their equipment (chairs and foot tubs) The pedicures are awsome, however its no long a relaxing experience.  I ill start looking for a more relaxing place for my wife and I.
__label__2 Kim is the best nail tech around unfortunately she is out on maternity leave. I have been coming to the salon for 3 years. The techs have a hard time remember the same face, and seem to not take a liking when customers come in while they are on their cellphones, iPads etc. Kim is very personable with EVERY customer including myself. I have a hard time draging myself to the salon while Kim is away. I hope that the other technicians learn customer services including the manager, maybe take some notes from your newest tech at the salon? Hats off to you Kim (:
__label__1 Shucks..a bit disappointed, last night I took family for the first time hoping to have the same experience as we did for about 10 times. The Clam Bake was the reason we always go on a Sat to have the $5 off, found that it wasn't anymore...crabs was an added option and you had to pay extra for it. It was still tasty but we should have gone to a buffet for the price we paid...It was still tasty though...Sadly..Shucks is now not on the top of my list..for value as the prices went up immensely...
__label__0 BEWARE THE GRAVEYARD MENU.  Typically I have a great meal and time at shucks. living close by I have been there quite a few times. Last night a buddy and I shared some fried clam strips and peel and eat shrimp. When the clams arrived the first thing I thought was \"what the hell is this?\" I have never seen clams that were almost 5 inches long. Was very unsettling, but I thought to myself, \"who am I? I don't know if maybe these are different from every other clam I've eaten, so what the heck\" tasted OK, were very chewy, I still wasn't convinced these were actual clams, but kept eating.  About 5 hours later I woke up with stomach cramps, proceeded to vomit all of the food I had eaten, and dry heaved for another hour or so while I began to become feverish. I lost a day of work and needless to say they have lost a customer.\n\nThe plus side of the story is that my buddy did not get sick, I checked with him but apparently he did some heavy drinking afterwards so not sure if that affected his toxicity levels.
__label__1 My friend and I wanted to try a new place and didn't want to travel far from flamingo and 215 area. We enlisted Yelp to help us find a place to dine at. Shucks came to mind. After reading all the reviews this seemed to be THE place the be! so we decided to give it at shot. \n\nWhen you walk in you see is the bar, we looked for a hostess but there's a sign to seat yourself. On the right hand side is the bar with some high top tables to sit at and on the left there are tables and booths restaurant style. We decided to sit at a booth with a large table because we were planning on eating a lot of food. We were greeted by the waiter and he gave us some time to look at the menu. \n\nThere is a pretty good selection of seafood and other items such as sandwiches and pasta to choose from. My friend and I went for the seafood. We ordered 1/2 a dozen raw oysters on the shell, 1/2 lb of black mussels, 1/2 lb of manila clams, 1 lb of snow crab legs, garlic french fries, and a crab and spinach dip. seasonings for the seafood we choose lemon and garlic. \n\nThe food didn't take too long to come out except for our garlic fries. First, came the crab and spinach dip. Consistency was different than what I'm used to. It was a little runny and had a strong sea food taste from the crab. I'm used to this dip being a little thicker and more creamy.  We had to add some hot sauce, salt and pepper to the appetizer so it wouldn't taste as bland. The chips that came with it were almost a cross between a tortilla and a pita bread. \nNext came the oysters. Those were delicious. White meat not cloudy and didn't smell fishy. Then the rest of our food arrived.\n\n Everything smelled so GOOD and mouth watering but when we started slurping and eating everything our noses deceived us. The food smelled so tasty and aromatic but it did not taste the same way. Weird right? I guess we are so used to eating at Hot 'n' Juicy. We finished our meal and I totally didn't even notice that our garlic fries never came out. We flagged down the waiter and asked them if they forgot it? He went to check and said the cooks forgot but it seemed like he forgot to ring it in. \n\nThe fries came out about 5 minutes later super oily and shiny with some sort of garlic white powder on top of them. I didn't even want to eat it. I tried one and the moment I bit into it I felt like an oil bubble bursted into my mouth.\n\nThis place is nice and clean but the service was a little poor. They only had 2 table sitting in that area with 2 servers serving as well.  The price is good for what you get especially since it is seafood. \n\nSo if you are looking for something close in the area with mediocore seafood. This will be the spot.
__label__1 There was not much here at this very small, two-story mall adjacent to Mandalay Bay.  I came here to visit Burger Bar and it seemed to be the prime attraction because it was the only place that was really busy (that being said, it was late morning/early afternoon).  Another worthwhile spot would be RM Seafood, which is run by Top Chef Masters contestant Rick Moonen.\n\nAside from these two restaurants, there was not much in terms of stores.  And a lot of the stores were more gimmick stores.  One of the stores was a sock store, which reminds me of the one at CityWalk.  In terms of shopping, Mandalay Place would be similar to CityWalk (a lot of stores that would not be everyday shopping).  At least Mandalay Place has more well known restaurants.
__label__4 Friendly staff, clean bathroom, ATM worked, cheap drinks in comparison to other places in the area.  I'll be back often...
__label__4 Mori helped save me $$ by fabricating a new clip for my back power window. If I bought a new part it would have cost a couple Benjamin's. He rewired the old piece. I also asked him questions about what would be the best suv to buy next. Usually car guys don't like to answer questions but he was very helpful.  They even washed my car for me!! Will be back for more car service & advice. Thank you so much!
__label__2 I was SO HAPPY when I found out the Strip had an anthropologie! I was even more excited to find that I was going to be there while they have an additional 30% off sale! However, I was really sad to find that their sale section was minuscule compared to others! But, I did score a $9.99 dipped coral necklace that I hadn't seen at other anthros! Yay! \n\nThe rest of the store, though, is pretty big and offers quite a bit of stuff. I was surprised to see that they offered some things other stores I'd been to days before, there! They also had a great selection of books that weren't offered at the other ones, as well. Their artwork decorations are beaut, typical of every anthro store ( thank goodness. ) They also have a pretty big house-ware section. \n\nThe people wandering around weren't so friendly ( I'm not quiet sure why, it wasn't any where near closing time...) but the cashier was very friendly. \n\nDefinitely popping by next time I'm shopping on the Strip.
__label__1 Okay..... Realy... This walmart is a rip off. I understand the whole neighborhood thing but I think they should rename the place, Neighborhood Robbery. The prices are outrageous, yes I agree with the other reviewer saying that the \"clutter is gone\", but isn't that part of the walmart experience. All I was looking for was some glade candles which are normally about $2.49 at the regular walmart about a mile away and here they wanted $4.49 for the same thing. I could not believe that this was for real. I walked around a little more and checked out the goods and the prices and slowly felt my wallet levetating right out of my pocket, so I pushed that bad boy down and got the hell out of there. I dont think I will be back, i would rather sift through george forman grills and stacks of Dickies to save that extra money.. It all adds up.
__label__0 The rude staff I have meet... First it took them a minutes to sit me and my son. After being seated.. My son and I waiting over 20 minutes NO DRINK NO SERVICE... The whole time I am just looking around eating to be service.. And NO THEY WAS NOT BUSINESS AT ALL! BS
__label__0 The food was horrible. I ordered the Red, White and Blue Slam with a side of bacon. The blueberry pancakes tasted like they were reheated in the microwave and dry, the bacon was burnt, refried and full of grease and my plastic cup of water had brown stuff stuck at the bottom. This is my first and last time here.
__label__0 My boyfriend works in this shopping center and he likes deli food so I went to vons to get him some cheap bean and cheese burritos in the deli section- I was going to get a fresh sandwich made because I am not totally into the fried deli food and the menu actually looked pretty good--- turkey pesto something I don't remember.  ANYWAYS. I was standing at the counter watching the two employees do EVERYTHING but their job in helping me. Like literally probably close to 5 minutes \n\nPretty upset and annoyed I called my boyfriend and he told me that this was \"pretty typical\" and that ordering food from the deli section seemed to be a HUGE inconvenience for them. And they are generally very rude needless to say  i didn't buy any thing from them.
__label__4 Awesome place. Large selection in golf clubs and tennis gear. Pretty good deals that I liked. Bill stauffer helped me and he was very knowledgable. You can get custom fitted for your clubs and they will order them for you. Very friendly and professional place.
__label__1 Just had these guys out to inspect our A/C before the heat comes for the Summer. I had purchased a Groupon last year but never used it, these guys still honored the Groupon and took care of me. He gave me the estimate of repairs/replacement parts and seemed very honest. Anyone who lives in the South West knows that A/C companies have the upper hand when your stuff breaks. I will definitely have these guys out every year for a checkup\n\nUpdate 22 Mar 2013: So the rental company had their contracted A/C company come out and they guy said everything is fine, doesn't need anything that AR Heating & AC said.... Which is disconcerting because I felt I could trust the both companies but one said it's good to go no repairs nothing and AR said it need $300 in repairs. Guess my comment above about A/C companies having the upper hand was true. Rating downgraded, get multiple inspections/opinions! I'll be having a 3rd company out to make the final decision.
__label__0 The one star is for it's convenient location.\n\nThe -4 stars are for the general incompetence of the staff, both store and pharmacy.  My latest experience with a female associate at the register was less than optimal as she couldn't figure out that if an item cost $2.24, and I have a coupon for $3 off, said item should be free (minus tax). She eventually took $2 off (thus overcharging me) but I'm not going to argue with stupid over $.24.\n\nThe pharmacy also proves to be less than stellar: I've been given incorrect dosage, incorrect pill amounts (this resulted in a complaint and later investigation with the Nevada board of pharmacy), and incorrect information. I tried to fill a prescription that I later found out was not made in that medium anymore and instead of knowing this, they told me it was \"out of stock\". I've also had a tech give me such attitude when I asked her to locate a drug at another location that I went to a competitor across the street instead.\n\nIt would behoove CVS corporate to take this store over and clean house. That said, patients beware.
__label__4 In the best crate-digging tradition, Record City is an old, converted house that's filled to the gills with vinyl - Lps, picture discs, 45s, what have you, both new and used. \n\nI've been collecting for a very long time, and I love this place for a couple of reasons. First: quality. It's superb. Most vinyl is in near-perfect shape. If it's not, it's there because it's rare (like that Whispers Lp on Soul Clock that I found during my last visit). Second, selection: although the bulk of their vinyl is rock and R&B, there are smaller but respectable collections of jazz, country and classical. \n\nCool thing about record shopping in Vegas is that so many people come through there from all over. This makes for a lot of inventory change, all the time. And that's very cool. Unlike other local stores like Zia, you will come out of here with an armload rather than one or two Lps.\n\nNote that they close at 5PM and are NOT open on Sundays, so plan accordingly. Last time I was here, I came up with a half-dozen sealed early 70s Motown titles, a couple of hard to find Quads that i'd been searching for, and a ton of other cool goodies. Definitely worth the visit if you're in Sin City, with a better chance of a \"win\" than any casino you might drop cash at ;)
__label__4 I'm just gonna start off by saying this place is amazing! The food is delicious especially the hummus and the hookah is even better. If your not sure what kind of hookah you want just ask for what you feel like.... fruity, minty, citrus..... and they'll make you something amazing.\n\nAll the servers there are amazing but Bladen is by far the top guy. He will always make you feel welcome and his service is always exceptional.\n\nOverall, this place is amazing!!!
__label__0 Worst stay ever...! The place is newer built but the upkeep is awful.  The smoke alarms kept beeping and I had to call the front desk for them to fix them.  Well it turns out the batteries were dead...!!  I couldn't believe that a resort would not keep track of their maintenance issues specially in regards to their customers safety!!!  That was the beginning of our nightmare.  We got to the resort in the evening time the village was just very disgusting with the stench of sewer from what i could tell.  Like other have said the village is a ghost town and the stores that are conducting business are always closed from what I experienced.  They have a lot of empty commercial space available, that should have been a sign for me.....  I complained about what seemed to me was a truck running all night pressure washing something in the village and was told by the front desk \"we have no control of what the village does or doesn't do no matter the time of day\".  I thought wow this place truly isn't worth of being in business!!!  Please if you want to relax and have a good time do not stay here...!!\n\nYou have been warned
__label__1 This resort is attached to the ghost town inspired village at Lake Las Vegas. This review is of our recent 2 night stay over the past weekend.\nStaff at the front desk were professional and polite. But that is about were the positive experience ends. Our room was clear across the property in the Luna building. After the drive we were looking forward to some time in the hot tub, but the Luna's pool area was closed due to a leak. Leaving a 6-7 minute walk across property to the other pool, which closed at 5, out of the question.\nThe room was nicely appointed with a kitchenette and had dishes which was nice, along with a small outdoor patio. The building is very loud and poorly insulated against sounds. Our door would rattle as if someone was trying to get in every time our neighbor would close theirs. Plumbing would bang and squeal throughout the night, you could hear the elevator 'ding' and people walking down the hall having a conversation sounded like they were inside your room. The wife and I both struggled to get any good sleep on both nights we stayed here. The front desk had relayed that they were at 100% capacity for the weekend when we checked in so I knew a phone call to them would have gone no where.\nResort fee of $23/night seemed outrageous but I guess is the going rate these days. They said it covered parking, but then said parking was first come first serve and for the Luna building that meant parking up the street and walking in because parking filled up quick.\nBottom line: We will find elsewhere to stay next time we're in the area.
__label__1 I've used Ted Wiens before and have had no problems. Plus, I have their little sticker coupon book so I wanted to take advantage of my discount.. But when I called to check up on the status of the oil change for my Lexy on Friday I was notified that in addition to the oil change, I was in desperate need of 2 new front brake pads, 2 new front rotors, 2 new rear tires and that my heating hose needed to be re-clamped because it was leaking.. I asked how much it would all be and was told it would be over $1000 :X FML but then I was told I would be given a little discount because of my coupon book bringing it down to around $975. Told them that I would think about it and call them back. \n\nI called another auto shop in the area to compare prices and was shocked when they told me that they would charge me a flat rate of $650. So I paid for the oil-change ($48 Synthetic Blend & that's with the $10 discount because my car holds 7 quarts of oil or something like that lol) and took my car down a few blocks to the other shop... While driving, I noticed Ted Wiens didn't even replace my next due oil change sticker and then later I found out that they rotated the rear tire on the right side of my car to the front (only the right side & not the left) which is very dangerous because they are 2 different sizes! UGH!\n\nThe sales representative at Ted Wiens, Christian, has always been super nice but I can't help but feel those prices were a bit of a rip off.
__label__0 I bought one of those sticker cards where you get the several oil change coupons for a low price. Seemed like a good deal considering how expensive oil changes can be these days.\n\nMy car was brand new. It had barely been off the lot a couple months. I brought it here for its first oil change after 3000 miles. \n\nThese guys had the audacity to tell me that I needed to change my front and rear brake pads. I'm a grown man, and another grown man looked me in the eye and told me a car with less than 4000 miles on it needed front and rear brake pads. \n\nMy trusted mechanic that I have used for several years confirmed the front pads had 75% remaining, and the rear had more than 80% remaining.\n\nI didn't bother using the remaining oil change coupons. \n\nIf you enjoy being lied to, and you like unnecessary up-sells, this is your mechanic!
__label__2 What about writing a review about a gas station? Probably not the most useful review that I can do, but well, I went to this station on my last day of vacation, I guess that writing a review about it makes me feel kinda nostalgic!\n\nAnyway, this gas station is located less than one mile from the Airport, so I guess that prices are probably higher but it's nothing compared to what the rental car company would charge if the car is not returned with a full tank! So that was ok. Also the staff was friendly.\n\nOh, and after reading previous reviews I double checked my credit card statement to see if they overcharged me. They didn't. And then I remembered that I paid cash...
__label__0 NEVER GO HERE.\nAs soon as we walked in, we were given a tray, at the bar. They were \"fresh out of the dishwasher\". However, they were dripping wet, and when I reached out for mine, there was a sauce like substance that I got on my hand. \nWhen I tried to tell the waitress about it, she didn't believe me, informing me of how \"clean they were\". I had to show her my dirty hand for her to wipe it off. She didn't even offer me a napkin.\nWhen our drinks came, my friend noticed big black floaties in her glass. The waitress blamed it on the tea filter.\nAnother waitress asked if things were going ok, and I said no, telling her about the dirty items.\nShe argued with me about it! What kind of staff argues with a customer! \nWE WALKED RIGHT OUT, AND YOU SHOULD TOO.\nIf I could give ZERO stars, I would. This place is filthy!
__label__2 Had lunch here today and the sushi was ok. Some of the fish didn't look very fresh, specifically the salmon. Also some of the cucumber in my rolls tasted weird. I dunno If it was more of a texture issue or if the pieces of cuke were too big...I really can't explain it. \n\nThey have 3 menus. One is for AYCE, one for lunch specials and an ala carte menu. I went with AYCE and ordered the rainbow roll, Japanese lasagna, 2pcs of super white tuna, and half of the sc7 and volcano rolls. The lasagna was good but it fell apart when I tried to pick it up. I hate that! I shouldn't need to use a fork to eat my sushi! The rainbow was typical rainbow except that cucumber was so prominent it overpowered my roll! Boo. My favorite was the sc7 it was a cali roll wrapped in soy paper with spicy crab, a touch of cream cheese and avocado. Price for my lunch was $23.73 with tax because I didn't order a drink just water. They also have an ayce special which also includes aycd (all u can drink) with choices of Draft beer or sake and that runs $34 something per person. The service was fine no problems there but I can't say I will be going back. There are too many other better sushi spots around town.
__label__0 Good food the creamy mermaids are awesome as long as you don't get the old man that's always drunk and if he's sober he's incredibly rude will ignore you and plan to wait a long time to eat if he's your sushi chef. He's a nightmare not a nice guy but the waitresses were pleasant. Just a shame you have to deal with him.
__label__0 Filthy line. You would think they would be more concerned with the appearance of the kitchen(line) sense it is visible. Its makes you question the sanitation. I won't be coming back.
__label__1 Check your silverware! Three out of four spoons and one knife were dirtY....kinda grossed me out and unsure of the cleanliness of the kitchen. I do love the food here turkey,  bacon & avocado is my favorite sandwich and the mac & cheese is delisH! \nThis location Is close to where I live but I work near The District so I will probably go to that one now that I've had the dirty silverware experience
__label__1 The service was extremely unprofessional and our order was missing several items. The food quality was still good, but no one seemed to know what they were doing.
__label__2 I like it here. It used to be a 24 hour it's a grind, (which I loved) but they closed it out and changed the name to what it is now. It's a step away from starbucks, they have really tasty pastries, the breakfast sandwhiches, and bagels are good, but the only downside is that they're a little greasy. The coffee never tastes like that nasty, bitter, pikes place or bold roast that starbucks offers. Their wifi is timed, but they'll give you more hours if you ask. Their prices are reasonable, and they have two really comfy couches, and standerd sit down tables for everyone else. Small place, but i'd rather go here then sb's.
__label__0 Bad service. Got both of my coffee orders wrong and my food order. Lady was rude on the intercom and they took 20 min. This is just another reason why Starbucks does so well.. Always great customer service and your order is always right. Maybe this place should learn a few things from them!!!!
__label__1 Madhouse used to be awesome. My husband and I live right behind it and go to madhouse several times a week. The coffee is always awesome and the staff USED to be just as awesome. They have since hired a couple of staff members that have been very rude and honestly pretty trashy. Wish they'd hire the type of staff that used to work here. The last straw happened today when my husband and i were asked if we wanted to add a tip to the card. We weren't happy with the attitude of the worker and told her no. When looking at the receipt later we saw that she added a tip anyways. We are officially done. As much as I dislike Starbucks, at least they've got classy and honest workers. Bye madhouse, you've lost some very loyal customers
__label__4 Always great service!  The staff is always friendly and quick to take and deliver my order.  I love tea and they have a great selection and have even offer to deliver to me when having a busy day.  They always suggest yummy options for different breakfast or snack ideas.   I'm not a coffee fan but the girls in my office say that it is good.  I definetly recommend this local coffee shop for great tea and food!
__label__2 My visits here are few and far between, to be honest. But on all those occasions when I have come here, I always go inside the shop because there is always a line at the drive thru and I'm not so lazy on those times that I do visit this coffee shop. BUT EVERY SINGLE TIME I COME HERE, I am never acknowledged right away even as I am standing there in front of their register. I understand they are busy but a quick \"hi, I'll be right with you\" would suffice. I'm a patient person, I don't mind waiting. But not to be acknowledged as the baristas go about ringing up the drive thru and making the drive thru coffee order is a bit rude. Now that I've gotten that off my chest, on to the coffee: I always get either the white mocha or the mad cow. The coffee doesn't disappoint, but their customer service needs work. Maybe I'll just go thru the drive thru next time.
__label__2 I'm not sure I get the appeal of this place.  It's like Main Street in Disneyland only it has a Pottery Barn.\n\nPeople seem to like to bring their dogs here and it seems to be a community gathering place for Green Valley.  But I'd rather hang out somewhere a little more urban.
__label__0 Initially I was excited at the proximity of a Krispy Kreme to the NY NY. Well, I was not impressed with what I found. Granted these locations are counters without fresh baking, however the products just looked sad. Since I was set on purchasing, I bought a dozen since the price was best buying a dozen. The donuts were dry and no where near the quality I am used to having from them. The glazed donuts that are pre boxed and sold in parking lots by kids groups were better than the sorry little things I got the other day.
__label__0 Will never come here again. I'm a marine, my car won't start and need to rent a vehicle and tow trailer. Made a reservation and walked in and they are asking for a 500 dollar deposits when I wasn't notified on the phone and I also rent with uhaul before and never had this problem or been notified of it before. They would not help me in anyway shape or form. Seemed like I was just a pain in the ass. Went to Penske got a truck, which was ALOT cheaper to rent and mileage but had no tow trailers. Came back and told me I couldn't rent a trailer because it's Penske! Seriously?!?! They said it there policy! Never again will I deal with this stupid company and there dumbass policies
__label__3 We ordered the 44 Magnum with the extra shot and 1/2 yard. Between my honey and I we were definitely feeling the effects of the alcohol by the time we made it back out to the street. Well worth the $12. Unfortunately I've got a horrid headache now at 7pm from all the cheap liquor from today.
__label__3 My favorite Fat Tuesday! The only one I know of that still serves mudslides (the best!) \n\nIt's in the back of the Forum Shops at Caesar's Palace. At this one, there are actual tables to sit at, and you can watch the show every hour in the middle of the mall (still have no idea what it's about, but I saw fires and sorcery and stuff). You can also get snacks here, at the Chippery, for a salty/sweet treat with your drink.\n\nThe only downsides to this location are that shots are $2 each instead of one, and they only carry double-size jello shots for double the price as well. It's also wayyyyyyy in the back of the mall and quite a journey to get there.\n\nYou're not really in Vegas unless you're holding a 32oz. yard with extra shots. Come here first!
__label__3 This review is only for the Chippery, not the daiquiris. (Though I bet they are delicious!) \n\nI was wandering around the Forum Shops and I wanted just a little snack before heading home. My friends were getting daiquiris and I saw they have food in the back so I shoved my way through all those wanting frozen drinks and went back. I was pleasantly surprised at the chip selection. They had 6-8 flavored of homemade chips for really reasonable prices, $3 or $5 per bag depending on size. \n\nThe only reason that it gets less than 5 stars is that the service wasn't great. Not cheery people this afternoon at Caesars! It is definitely a hidden gem for a cheap little snack.
__label__4 I get my car washed here and really like the service and especially the professionalism of assistant manager Michael Jorgensen.  He is polite, articulate and has the energy and drive to move forward in his life.  I always enjoy our brief chats!
__label__0 The footlongs look shorter than normal and they only put 4 pieces of turkey on the whole footlong. Then the girl actually tired to put only two slices of pickes! By the time she was done none of the veggies even spaned across the bread even after I asked for extra veggies.\n\nIt was the saddest, thinest, most anorexic looking footlong I have ever seen... Not to mention that the sandwich had a strange salty/sour taste even though I ordered it exactly as I always do.\n\nWorst subway ever.
__label__1 I don't eat here but my girls need a little KFC fix every once and awhile. This location is close to my house so that is where I take them. could use a little fixing up inside and let's be honest it is KFC. Sometimes girls get chicken that should have been tossed but for the most part they are happy with their food.
__label__0 Don't come here. Didn't get the order right and there was a BUG in the bag that fell on our table. YES A BUG. still alive and everything. And no it didn't come from our apartment... It came from inside the bag. I'm saving y'all a trip.
__label__1 This place has to be the worst steak house in all of Las Vegas in terms of food quality.  The steak was tough with no marbling.  I ordered a salad and got these three massive strips of bacon with a couple of pieces of lettuce.  Some of the things sounded good but they just weren't.\n\nOur meal was comped and to steal a line from my boss \"it aint worth free\"...and truly it wasn't.\n\nIn fairness, the vibe is good and the waiter was very nice.
__label__4 Loved the warm garlic bread with Gorgonzola fondue, yummy! \nTheir porterhouse with baked/mashed potatoes was the bomb!\n\nAlthough it is pricey the food is excellent.
__label__0 Steak was overcooked, appetizer's never came out, and they screwed up my drink.\n\nHave eaten at other Strip House's and this one was by far and away the worst one of the bunch.\n\nSide note...We think that our waiter may have been high on something, but he didn't offer to share...
__label__3 Ate here this past weekend for mine and my best friend's birthday.  We ended up here for a couple reasons.  First, it was pretty much the only restaurant with good yelp reviews that was able to take a late reservation for 8 people at dinner time.  Second, we were staying at PH towers and Strip house is in PH.  \n\nIt wasn't super busy, but I have to say that I was pleasantly surprised by the food.  The steaks were REALLY good.  I ordered Lobster Linguine, which was good, but I should've just gone for a steak since this is a steak house.  Almost everyone else got steaks and everyone was very happy with their meals.  We also shared 4 sides - mac n cheese, potato romanoff, creamed corn, and fries.  They were all decent although not mind blowing. \n\nWith everyone getting an entree, 4 sides and 2 bottles of wine, our bill came out to $80/person.  It was expensive, but I can definitely say that we were all happy with the experience and would come back here again.\n\nAnd I repeat....GET THE STEAK!
__label__4 Great meal!!!! Started with the seafood plateau and finished with the filet. They nailed it!
__label__0 My first impression was not a good one. I walked in 30 min early, as requested, for paperwork. I signed in and was not acknowledged for about 10 minutes. Finally, I was called back up and given paperwork. The office was too hot and too packed. I think there are 5 providers but for every 1 person called back a half dozen came in and a high number of them were in house slippers. I think they also used the waiting room as daycare because there were a lot of children and noise.\nI saw Dr. Brill and was not impressed with his bedside manner or the dismissive tone he answered my questions. I do not feel that I was given any sort of consideration or reassurance. \nI was sent for an ultrasound at a different office and it was just as bad as the first. This office even had a receptionist who's bum was showing, in her scrubs. I watched a back office person reprimand a front office person and was asked to stand and wait while they \"caught up\". The amount of unprofessionalism was beyond comprehension. The last straw was the food on the floor in the ultrasound room. I will never set foot in these clinics again and I feel bad for any woman who thinks this is a normal office.\n** Update: I was just informed that I had been sent to collections for a lab bill from Dr. Brill's office. I had received no notification that I had an outstanding balance by mail or phone. Very annoyed.
__label__1 This place reminds me of a fast food joint, quality of food isn't that great, but I'll still come here if I'm in the mood of mexican food and I'm at the red rock casino. Other than that it's not all that great, I'd rather go to other restaurants in the food court. Not much of a big fan here. Taqueria's blow this place away, but this particular place I'd settle for if I want a burrito or taco's of some sort. Ehhhh
__label__2 Not going to lie, but after watching undercover boss, I've been wanting to try something from Rubio's!\nNice selection of tacos, fish tacos, burritos, and salads. It was neat to see the wrap for my burrito be freshly made. Decent amount of stuffing inside, could use more chicken(or steak, whichever you order). The size is  decent as well for under 10$ \nBut it might have cost more because it was at a station casino.\nThe fish tacos took some time to cook, but it wasn't too long of a wait.\nRubio's a good place to grab some quick lunch, but it definitely has competition compared to Baja fresh and Chipotle.
__label__3 rubio's is amazing.  their fish tacos were so delicious.  i almost couldn't believe they were from a chain.
__label__4 Molly is a hair genius! :-) I am Ecstatic about my cut and color! The whole staff is friendly and upbeat.  The entire experience is brilliant!  Molly did an amazing consult, had tons of ideas and options, and took the time to explain everything she did and everything she was using.  The Wash House experience is also amazing!  Love love love it all! Can't wait to go back!
__label__4 I've tried hummus and falafel at just about every place i can find that has it and Sababa's is EASILY the best.  Well, the falafel has a competitor in a place in CA i had once, but the hummus is seriously the best of the best of the best.\n\nOther than those, I think the only other thing I have tried is the beef kabobs... Pretty expensive, but also one of the best ever and well worth it.  \n\nMy only complaint with the place is the ordering/eating/paying system  - especially when it's busy.  That's the order - order first  at the counter (which can be a little chaotic), then go sit and eat at a table, then pay at the register.  \n\nSo the flow is a little awkward, but not enough to give it less than 5 stars for the best hummus, falafel, and kabobs, i've ever had on a consistent basis for the 4+ years we've been going there.
__label__2 For the past several times that I've been coming to Vegas and to the Vons Shopping Center (not certain of the name) I've noticed Sababa. Actually, I never knew it was called Sababa since what really jumped out at me was the Falafel + Pita + Soda deal for $6.95. I've always had a penchant for Middle Eastern food and kept hoping we'd stop by one day since we always go to Easy Life, which is located in the same plaza.\n\nSo during this past trip, I really had a hankering for something Middle Eastern and kept hounding my sister about it. We were supposed to go to Zaytoon, a Persian eatery/market but the name and location eluded me at the moment so we came here instead. I had entered the restaurant with the aforementioned deal on my mind but once I was inside and glanced upwards at the menu I had no idea what I wanted. The owner who is Israeli and definitely loud and proud about his restaurant immediately asked if we've been here before and we told him \"no\". He then gave my sister and me a falafel ball topped with a dollop of houmos to try out exclaiming that it was the best in the world. I've never particularly liked falafel since it's a vegetarian item and I need my meat but I'll admit it helped whet my appetite! \n\nWe ended up ordering the Sababa Special, which the establishment touts as the \"Ultimate Pu Pu Platter.\" For $17.95, it came with falafel, houmos, kababs, pita bread, shawarma, and salad. It was alright and the portion seemed small at first, but I got full off it even though I had to share with my sister. We also ordered a four piece appetizer thing that came with some bourekas and other stuff. I would have liked the houmos to have been less salty and the shawarma to have been beef (they don't have lamb here) rather than chicken. \n\nThe service was also pretty good since the workers were pretty attentive. This place is like a hybrid of sorts since it's not entirely fast food but it's also not exactly a sit-down establishment either. You need to order at the counter but you have the option of paying upfront or after you finish eating and must pay at the counter regardless. They bring the food to you and they come to you to ask if you need drink refills but there are no designated servers.
__label__0 I gave this place a 1 because I had to. 3 more apartments were burglarized in less than a month including mine and a neighbor this is ridiculous. The people who run this joint are not  doing nothing. I was told they fired the security guard that was on shift when my apartment was robbed then replaced that fuck up with another low life that's probably in on it. On top of that maintenance drops by nails your door frames together then tells you it will be 2 days before it  will be completely fixed. Such bullshit!  I'm sorry for the others that got robbed and it's sad that I can't just up and leave due to contractual obligations. My girlfriend is afraid every night and I stress while at work because I know Coronado Bay Apartments aren't doing what's necessary to insure their tenants safety. If you value your valuables do yourself a favor and move somewhere with a Complex that cares about the security of it most important asset. THE TENANT!!!
__label__2 Decent pizza, my husband really enjoyed the wings (Jamaican and Original).  But way too expensive in my opinion, 18 bucks for two little orders of wings alone?  Our bill after the tip came to over 40 bucks for some wings, a smalll pizza and two sodas.  I'd expect that from some strip place, but come on, Henderson?  So unfortunately probably won't be returning too often due to the high prices.
__label__2 We visited Balboa Pizza because we were in The District and I had a coupon. Good thing, too, because the prices are one or two dollars more than comparable items at other restaurants. This may not seem like a lot extra but it does add up.\n\nAt any rate, the dining area is small and there is no separation from the bar. So, if you want to talk to the other people at your table or have small children, do not visit on a game day. Other than that, the place is nice.\n\nI had the All American Pizza Bread Sandwich (minus the roast beef and mustard but I added 1000 Island Dressing which I had not requested but was included on the plate) with french fries and a side of ranch dressing. The sandwich was great and the fries were good plus the portions of each were very large. My problem was the extra charge for fries instead of potato chips and the charge for the ranch - especially since I did not have the roast beef or mustard on the sandwich. I understand that the ordering system is all computerized and additions add to your bill while deletions do not deduct but and extra $2.50 - really? \n\nMy husband had a pepperoni pizza. He said is was nice (as you know this is a compliment from him) and there were plenty of leftovers. The toddler also really enjoyed the pizza and fries.\n\nNow, for the service - really not impressed. I am not sure if there was only one waiter or if the other server was so sneaky that I did not see them until the end of our meal. However, even if there is only one server, the dining area is tiny and he should not have had a problem taking care of the tables that were occupied. We had to flag him down for drink refills. You know this is a pet peeve of mine. He was busy cleaning all the tables around us with his head down, not glancing over to see if we needed anything. He was pleasant enough, just not very attentive. \n\nOverall, the food was good and the slow service was not a deal breaker. The prices, however, could be an issue. I do have a couple of more coupons so we will return and on Tuesday they have a 2-for-1 pizza deal which I will try. If you happen to be at The District, it is worth a try.
__label__2 I've only been here a few times since I've moved back, but I use to hang out here all the time when I lived here before. The few times I've been the food has been just as good as it use to be.\n\nThis is a great little find for such a chain restaurant heavy shopping area. The pizza is always good, though not knock your socks off good. Just good. I do love their Maui Waui fries, which are this yummy soft fry with onions and jalapeno served with a mayonaise sauce that is tasty. I've had quite a few things off their menu and always enjoy it.\n\nThe service is pretty good as well, but nothing super friendly. You'd think a guy would try to talk to a single woman at the bar, but not really. The bartenders just chit chat with the servers and only come over when they see your drink is low. I miss bars where the bartenders tried to chat with you, but we are in Las Vegas.\n\nThe atmosphere is laid back and relaxed and they have a fantastic patio if you can stand cigarette smoke. I can't so I sit inside, which is rather disappointing on nice days, but that's not their fault. \n\nAll in all I like this place, but it's somewhere I tend to forget about when I'm thinking of pizza. If I'm in the area and craving pizza and wings, I'd stop in here, but I wouldn't make a special trip.
__label__1 Very disappointed. I have used them numerous times and I have never seen the lack of care that these 2 guys gave my stuff. Jose smelled of smoke and alcohol. Harold seemed nice but as the move progressed...he got moodier and took less care of my stuff. I have used champion movers before (different guys) and normally everything takes abt 2 hours. Right now I am looking at over 3 hours and they are still not done. They have broken things, dropped boxes and spilled things. The only way that anything in my boxes would have spilled is if they carried the boxes upside down. Now I have to wonder, why carry a box upside down???? I'm very disappointed in Champion Movers today. Not sure if I will use them again after this. Very very disappointed!!!! Maybe they should be more careful abt who they hire as movers in the future. These 2 guys have made Champion Movers who I have always raved abt look very very bad!!!
__label__2 I'm a cheapskate, so I moved pretty much everything I could on my own. But certain things were too heavy, so I called Champion Movers to take my washer/dryer and about 10 other pieces of bulky/unwieldy, heavy stuff.\n\nMy brother-in-law gave me all this advice as to how to protect myself from them scamming me (you know how some businesses like to take advantage of a \"helpless\" woman). He advised me to disassemble as much as possible beforehand, so they couldn't drag ass unscrewing shit and force me to pay additional hours. He warned me that they might lollygag when wrapping stuff, also to pad their hours. He also cautioned that they might try and force me to pay for a 3-hour minimum.\n\nTo their credit, they did none of this!! They (Donny and Adrian) wasted little time wrapping, packing and loading my stuff, and everything was moved in exactly two hours (come to find out, they have a 2-hour minimum...so it worked out).\n\nThe only beef I had was, the dispatcher who took my initial call assured me they would be by on move day between 12-3pm, and would call 30 min prior to arrival. I figured 12-3 meant 3:15, so around 12 I was just getting ready to disassemble my bed and stuff, to make it easier (less expensive)...when they SHOWED UP, unannounced, at my front door at 12pm sharp!! \n\nI appreciated their timeliness, but a warning call would have been nice -- I was still in my PJs, and my nasty-ass old bong was still sitting out on my bedside table! Embarrassing!!!\n\nMy only other complaint was that they chipped one of the legs on my sofa...and didn't offer to credit me or anything. No big deal, though -- all in all, they were very cool and I would recommend them to anyone.\n\nDonny mentioned something in passing about a tip, so then I felt obligated to tip them $20 each...bringing my total to $240. Not unreasonable...but not really a super bargain. Still, all things considered, they were alllllll right :-)
__label__4 Great discounted price! They have a wide selection of Ray-Bans. I wished they had more D&G's though and a separate section for men. Sheryl was very patient with me. She knew the style I wanted, the moment I described to her the look I was going for. Got my new glasses in 1.5 hours.
__label__4 Tina Marie is amazing! She was so helpful and I really enjoyed my shopping experience with her. She was very thorough and explained everything to me along each step of the process. I can't wait to get my new glasses.
__label__4 Excellent service. No problems. Free upgrade and one of the sales associates took me home when she got off work.  If I need to rent another car, I will definitely come here again.
__label__4 I feel like such a dork because I'm super excited about Washworks having a Groupon. I was here last week with my boyfriend to use the first Groupon, which is the Deluxe wash ($19.99). They did a great job, so I came back today because they have a promo; $20 for wax on any wash on Mondays. So here I am, IN washworks yelping about them, haha!\n\nI ended up using the same groupon, the Deluxe wash, and added the wax. It's been a good 20 minutes, but I dont mind because they have these two computers for the customers, and Calizzanos; authentic italian espresso & gelato..\n\noh brb! my car is finished lol
__label__1 Check-in was extra fabulous! The person working the desk was very friendly. Sadly, it kinda went down hill from there. \n\nIt looks like they've done a fairly recent remodel on this Courtyard, but they skimped a bit on the rooms during the remodel. The bathroom in my room had old outdated floor tiles and crappy plastic on the surround around the tub/shower.They have horrible shower curtains that try very hard to cling to you in the shower which is not a pleasant experience knowing that the curtains have tried to cling to countless strangers in the past. Yuck! The grout between the floor tiles had a fair amount of black mold in it and there was clearly lots of the stuff growing in the pipes in the sink. The stench coming from the sink was godawful and actually got worse when the water was turned on. \n\nThe restaurants in Courtyards are just blehh. I should have just gone out to get carry out on my first night. I missed a very large chunk of the World Series game waiting for my overly microwaved food. They had only one person working in the restaurant and she was clearly overwhelmed.\n\nUpon checkout, I attempted to get the person working the front desk to take me seriously when I told her that they really shouldn't put anyone in that room until they tackle the mold problem, but it was clear from her tone of voice and the look on her face that she didn't particularly care and she thought I was a complaining pain in the ass who she wished would just shut up and leave her alone. I get it...you probably get a lot of complaints, but exposing people who might be sensitive (think severe allergies or asthma) because you can't be bothered to write it down and follow up...that really sucks.\n\nAnd speaking of being a complaining pain in the ass, this hotel has the horrible Marriott pillows that are unreasonably underfilled rendering them uncomfortable and fairly useless.\n\nSo that's it. The Summerlin Courtyard will not be at the top of my wish list for places to stay when traveling to Las Vegas. In fact, it was bad enough that I will be notifying my company's travel department so that they can consider removing it from our preferred list.
__label__0 don't go there, the most horrible experience ever. they altered my jeans to the point that i cannot wear it or return them. they were very rude and when i asked for my money back i didn't got the full price i paid. and the money was thrown to me.
__label__3 This is the sketchy part of Vegas your mom warned you about, but it's also pretty fabulous. Aside from the overhead canopy lightshow, there is a collection of beautiful, old neon signs from long-gone casinos scattered up and down Fremont Street (obviously, go at night for the full effect).\n\nFremont Street is also great for getting comfortable playing the tables if you're new to them. Many, many moons ago I cut my teeth at Binion's $2 blackjack table - my friend and I were too intimidated to play the crowded tables on the strip, so we took a cab out to Fremont Street, where we got VIP treatment at Binion's (and finally rolled back home to the strip at dawn - a great time was had by all)...
__label__0 That's it?  Don't even bother.\n\nThe casinos here do offer better pay.  We found full pay jacks or better machines at the Four Queens.  But you have to suffer through the slummiest of skank old school casinos.  Probably NOT worth it.\n\nWon't be heading back \"downtown\" on future trips.
__label__3 A very, very, very interesting place. As if Vegas isn't already quite an experience, Fremont Street is something totally different and unique in relation to the strip.\n\nSo I've been there both at night and during the day. Yes, it is a very shady place but I'm from the Bay and Downtown Vegas DOESN'T even compare to the ghetto spots over here so it didn't really phase me. Yes there are homeless people but I see about a dozen walking to work everyday in San Francisco. No big deal.\n\nIt's not a fair comparison to rate the Fremont Street to the 5 star hotels on the strip. Fremont is old Vegas thus you will not find the mega resorts with the lavish and mazelike casinos and fine dining. Fremont Street isn't a place you would like to stay, get a spa treatment or go shopping at. It's a place that you just have to check out for it's character, get sh*tfaced drunk and laugh at every damn weird and crazy thing you see. Remember, Vegas wasn't built in the 1990's when the strip became what it is today. Fremont is what Vegas was like 100 years ago.\n\nCheck it out for the canopy light show, deep fried twinkies and oreos (my fave!), cheap gambling and for the eccentric and eclectic people. Also the Golden Nugget is actually owned by Steve Wynn who also built the Bellagio (before it was sold) and his namesake, the Wynn. \n\nAfter Fremont, you might be thinking \"What the hell did I just experience?\" but my friend, that's what going to Vegas is all about.
__label__1 Well, it seems like the reviewers are divided between those who love the posh surroundings of the Strip (who give Fremont a thumbs-down) and those who think all that stuff is overrated and prefer the \"real, old-style\" Vegas.\n\nBut if there's one thing both of those reviewers can agree on, it's: \"For the love of God, don't be an idiot and come here during the day like S.R. did\" That's kind of like visiting L.A. on a rainy winter day or Miami in the middle of August.\n\nMaybe I'd give it more stars if I visited at night like the rest of you, but during the day, it looks like some kind of sleazy carnival-midway hell that time just passed by and forgot about. Sad.
__label__1 Not impressed by this area at all.  It's kind of sad.  This area has so much potential due to the history behind it......instead you see the real run down part of Vegas.\n\nFour Queens, Golden Nugget and the Golden Gate make this worth visiting.....but it still leaves much to be desired.  This place is ghetto, and that is being polite.  It's like South Boston but with neon lights and gambling.  I give some credit to Vegas for having the police patrol this area hardcore.  However, that may be a bad thing if you think of it.
__label__2 Tourist spot only. Unless you're there for the deep fried twinkies/oreos.\n\nIf you're gunna stay overnight, I'd recommend the Golden Nugget. It looks awesome inside. & they've got a beautiful swimming pool for lounging & eating.
__label__2 there are cheap eats and drinks here but you can find that stuff on the strip as well... i had fun but it was nothing like the strip. everyone said we had to visit and i dont see why. maybe it was because it was during the day?... i was there from 2pm-7pm... TO ME it was not worth the trip and time wasted when i could have stayed on the strip.
__label__2 Ah, Fremont Street. The main appeal for Fremont St is that most it is cheap: lower limit tables, cheap booze, etc. The other main attraction is the light show on the ceiling. Husband and I tagged along with a couple of friends late one night. We got there at about 9:45 and a lot of things were closed. I understand it was a weeknight and the off season, but we just wanted to get something to eat!! We finally found a bar while our friends did the zipline through Fremont St. Other than the light show though we were pretty bored. And the tunnel effect makes it SUPER cold down here! I'm OK with staying on the strip in the future.
__label__3 this is a pretty good place to take friends/family from out of town and have a good Las Vegas experience,   this place reminds me of Venice Beach in CA with the street performers, art, strange people, ect.  The actual fremont light show was interesting, but is predictable,  7pm aliens, 8pm don mclean, 9pm the doors, 11pm Kiss, ect,  maybe change them up a bit, oh well, I dont run that show haha
__label__1 As a frequent gambler on  the Vegas Strip, I figured I'd make my way down to Fremont Street to experience the Old Vegas, Classic Vegas, whatever you want to call it, to see the older casinos.\n\nIt was nice to gamble in the casinos and walk around, and maybe I'm just used to the strip and how things are over there, but I prefer the new school look.\n\nI like roulette a lot, and not many tables had the automatic chip counter. It slows the game down, (at least it keeps money in your pockets longer). I am by no means a high roller, so when some bets that I make in the newer casinos are over the limit in the old ones, I know their is some sort of problem.\n\nZiplining. Sounded like a cool idea. But for what the ride actually was to the $20 price, not really worth it. I could say I did it and that's about it.\n\nOverall, it was basically what I Expected. I figured it wouldnt be as impressive or trendy as the strip, and it wasn't. So it should be a 3 star, but the over priced ziplining bumps it down to 2 for me. It wasn't a bad experience, just Meh.
__label__2 Ever see that movie \"Zombieland\"? Or \"The Road Warrior\"? It's kinda like that. Oh, remember that song \"The freaks come out at night?\" That's not the case here. It's pretty trippy. There's a whole crowd of goths, punk rockers and... movie characters like Spiderman walking around. You can definately tell that you're not on the strip anymore. I even spotted a mini-Mr. T standing around. There are more artists and knick-knack pagodas spread out as well. It's cool to see the people overhead zip-lining across the length of the experience. And then of course there's the hot and trashy women dancing on the outside bars and on the gaming tables inside the casinos. Not so cool is the one stage where apparently anyone can go up and pretend they are Wayne Newton and sing karaoke style all day long. I guess there's a reason why it's called the Freemont Street \"Experience\". \n\nBecause it certainly is.
__label__1 I went to see the waving cowboy the one in the opening seen the the old TV show \"Vegas\" I think its Seen better days. It has some old Vegas Charm but its Ghetto. Note to city of Vegas if don't want this place to totally die get one of those monorails to DT! Maybe better at night ill try to give it another chance.
__label__1 Review update....all of my comments in my previous review still applies, but there are now more freaks and weirdos out under the canopy.  It's very ghetto and there are a lot of teenagers here hanging out and drinking.....not a good combination.  We didn't feel comfortable here at all.  We walked to the new East Fremont entertainment district instead.\n\nI can't wait until they re-open the ziplines...that will probably bring me back.\n\nReturn Factor - 50%
__label__1 What has happened to Fremont Street? It used to be so much fun. This time, me and my friend couldn't walk a block without being harassed by someone for a variety of reasons. And the level of \"entertainment\" with the street performers was just bizarre. I didn't want to look at the bare asses of strange grown men wearing strange outfits acting strangely. What happened to the really good Elvis impersonators and the pretty showgirls? What's with Sponge Bob and the Minions that catcall female passersby? What's with the near-naked \"angels\" with painted decals on their buttocks (and a man standing close by watching their every move...is that a \"pimp\"?)? Everything just looks run down and sad now. But a sight to see nonetheless. A must see is the old rasta man that plays the best steel drum I've ever heard...he's further down near Hennessy's Bar...check him out. Oh....and Hennessy's made one of the best bloody mary's I ever had. The cover bands are cheesy good fun and you gotta love the sax player on top of the car playing good old 80s standards. I guess it wasn't all bad after all.
__label__2 Less rowdier than the strip but at the same time, it was rowdy enough. There were concerts setup and that was entertaining as we walked pass. Girls dancing on bars? yep. They played a show or concert on the LED screens on top and everyone literally just stopped and watched. I didn't get to do the zip line this time but I will next. Overall, it's just a good hangout spot if you are in the area.
__label__3 A walk on the LV feral side! Come here for Excellent people watching,  quality look alike street performers, amazing overhead TV/Projection/Light effects, live stage performances, and even zip-lining!
__label__1 They have gone severely down hill. Have gone here for a couple years for close by chinese. I wouldn't go back.
__label__4 I love this place too, I also want to support them.  Best service and delicious food
__label__0 Beef and broccoli was tough and chewy, broccoli was hard and undercooked. Fried rice was bland and boiled. Not great, won't be back.
__label__3 Vietnamese Sandwiches: The only thing I go here for, To be honest this is the best Vietnamese sandwiches in Las Vegas, trust me. Not like Lee's Sandwiches. Hue Thai bakes their bread fresh so when you get your sandwiches the breads soft and a little bit crunchy but still a little warm. I've tried a couple places and this place has to be the best. \n\nOther foods: They have a variety of Vietnamese dishes, Chinese, and even Thai. But nothing taste super Authentic. So that's why I never order anything there except the Vietnamese sandwiches and their boba (which is decent). Not a fan of their Pho\n\nPrice: Vietnamese Sandwiches here are dirt cheap, $3.50 a sandwich I believe. Only sucky thing is they require a minimum of $20 to charge a debit card. Which you should know by now, I'm a yelper who doesn't like to carry cash.\n\ntake out/eat there: To be honest dining there isn't so bad, other than the odd smell of cleaning products and food mixed together and the eye sore hallway to the bathroom the place is pretty alright. The design I guess is some kind of under the sea theme? I have no idea why its under the sea that has nothing to do with Vietnamese food. \n\n4/5 Stars for Price/Vietnamese Sandwiches/ Decent Boba
__label__1 Wow! I can't believe how wrong my meal was! I ordered the Chicken Banana Flower Salad for $8.75. While the dressing/lettuce/banana flower part of the salad was fine, what they served as \"chicken\" was absolutely ridiculous!\nHave you ever made chicken broth from scratch? You boil a chicken until the meat is falling off the bone, let it cool, then pick through the pot....pulling out bones, cartilage and skin. Well THAT is what the \"chicken\" in my salad consisted of.....bones, cartilage and skin! I seriously could not believe it....there was NO chicken meat of ANY kind! Just the scraps that one would normally throw away.\nI called the older gentleman that had waited on us over and showed him the bones and skin, to which he replied, \"Oh, well next time tell us you want it without bones and skin.\" \nUm, excuse me? Is this guy for real? \nIf you're going to serve nothing but bones, skin, and cartilage, then you should call it a chicken BONE or chicken SKIN banana blossom salad, so that people understand what you are actually intending on serving them!  \nI was cool when he said this at first, thinking that I may have just hit a bad patch in the salad, but with my very next bite it was exactly the same thing....a big, splintery chicken bone with absolutely ZERO meat on it, covered by a pile of lettuce, chicken skin, and banana blossoms. \nTo their credit, when I finally realized that enough was enough and sent it back, they were VERY accomodating and made me a different salad, right away. \nI think it was a shrimp pork salad, and it was very tasty.\nI also noticed several of the employees huddled around the chicken bone salad that I had sent back. They were speaking vietnamese? thai? to what I'm assuming was the cook and pointing at the bones and skin, so OBVIOUSLY this was not actually the way that this salad was supposed to be served. And I must admit that I think it's a good sign that they actually checked it out, and LOOKED at what was going on with the salad, instead of just writing me off as a pain-in-the-ass customer, because atleast it shows that they care about the food they are serving. And hell, anyone can make a mistake.\nIn fact, I'd probably have only given them one star, except for the fact that they actually seemed concerned.\nMy boyfriend ordered Pad See Ew. He said it was okay. Not the best he's ever had, but certainly edible. \nI think if we ever try this place again, we'll just get the Vietnamese sandwiches or the Pho, as it appears from other reviewers that this is what they're best at.
__label__2 This place looks like a cafeteria, but the food is good and the menu is very varied.  Speaking of which, the menu takes a bit of work to get through, but there's definitely something for everyone...including vegetarians.  (see the Gardein selections)\n\nThe sandwiches are very inexpensive and pretty filling.  So watch out, if you intend to try a few things.  Save the sandwiches for last (unless you have some restraint...which I do not).
__label__3 I was first introduced to this place by my dear friend and fellow yelper Ric. H. Upon walking in it doesn't look like much, just your average mom and pop health shop but the food was terrific. You walk in the back of the store and ring a bell then order whatever is on the menu for the day. I really enjoy the Immunizer drink! In fact I get that with whatever meal I am served. Its also nice because you can stock up on all your vitamin essentials or health needs while in the store. The staff are all very friendly and helpful and there is neat local art on the back walls. If you work out at LVAC on Maryland, this is the perfect after workout experience! I am a fan and will be coming back regularly.
__label__0 Waited for 45 minutes for my husband to get his hair cut because he was skipped. When we asked if he was next they said he had one person in front of him when the only other person in the place came in after us. There were five people working and only one cutting hair. The rest stood up at the register. They said it was cause they couldn't figure out their new system. I don't see how it took 4 people to figure it out. We just left. Lost our business.
__label__4 I've been getting my nails done here for a few months now and I'm completely satisfied every time. From the outside the salon doesn't look like much, but inside its very clean, organized and inviting. I love the way they set up all the different colors of nail polish. They have all the colors painted on little wheels and when you've decided on one you just tell them the number they find it on the color coordinated wall. They also offer you a beverage while you're waiting. \n\nAll the ladies here are super friendly and do a wonderful job. I come in and have some weird design I want done and they do it no problem! I also like how they don't try to sell you all sorts of packages, I usually just want the basic mani/pedi. If you're one of those people that gets uncomfortable when nail techs constantly talk to each other in a different language (it doesn't bother me) that doesn't really happen here because not everyone here speaks the same language. \n\nOverall this is one of the best/comfortable nail salons I've been to. The prices are pretty low for the amount of quality you get in my opinion. They sometimes have problems with their credit card machine so bring cash if possible. Also to ensure avoiding a long wait make an appointment. One more thing I really like about this salon is that they are always playing movies on their nice flat-screen. It keeps me entertained if I go by myself.
__label__3 GET YO NAILS DID.\n\nSo, I usually go from place to place to get my nails done. Depends on what side of town I am on and how much I'm willing to pay. One day after I got my nails done at a place by my house and they hurt me, I decided to look up reviews and try and find a home for my nail needs. I think I found it. The first time I tried to walk in for an appointment and there was an hour wait. I knew I needed to come back and check it out. I made an appointment to get my nails and feet done with my best friend Ally E. for a wedding I was in. They made me feel so special and pampered. It was amazing experience. I got just a mani and pedi french for the wedding. Four weeks later and my toes aren't even chipped. I was rough on my hands so they only lasted two weeks, but I still think that's great! When I went I got Candy as my nail tech and she was incredible. She massage my hands and feet and cracked my hand a bit... It felt gooood. \n\n Randomly on Saturday i decided I wanted to get my nails done and get something sparkly. They have a bunch of gel and regular colors to choose from on the table, they also have some sparkly and tips in the back they can do. I went with a purple sparkle tip and they did an amazing job. The picture should be below. They just make me smile and that's what I love about certain people. They do their job so well. The sparkle nail ran at $45 and the mani pedi was around $35. They also no longer do eye lashes, that was a bummer, but they can do facials and waxing.
__label__2 I've cut back on my caffeine intake ever since I peaked at 10 cups a day and started getting heart palpitations - erm not so pleasant - but I'm still up for coffee every once in a blue moon.\n\nThe new Pikes Peak Roast is strong and not too bitter - amazing, a good basic coffee at Starbucks, what's this place coming to.  This location has pleasant baristas, never a line, a little off the beaten path.
__label__3 Their drive through is hit or miss....sometimes it's super long and other times it's crazy fast.  You just never know. \nBut the coffee is consistent and the staff is friendly.
__label__2 I try to support local businesses and farmers as much as I can.  Thus, I stop by this Farmer's Market almost every Wednesday, particularly when the weather is nice because the kids can also release some energy on the playground.  \n\nLately there have only been 2 fruit and veggie vendors.  But, I am at least able to get the freshly harvested seasonal fruits, and my weekly staples of kale and zucchini.  Unfortunately, they aren't organic in the FDA approved definition, but they don't use sprays or chemicals and haven't for a number of years.  The rest of the booths are various crafts, kettle corn, baked goods, homemade salsas, candles, homemade salad dressings (YUM!), dog treats, and my kids' new favorite vendor that sells pudding.  Of course, Winder Farms is there as well, and I quickly walk past them.  \nI miss seeing the Snow Ono truck around, but for now there is another shaved ice truck that is filling that void. \n\nWhile the weather is nice, come check it out.  Bring a blanket to lay on the grass, grab a snack, purchase some strawberries, and people watch.
__label__0 The food is good but the staff lacks. I ordered some food to go on Tuesday at the Anthem Highlands location because it was 2 for 1 Tuesday after I placed the order they told me that they won't honor the deal despite it being on the menu that they not only sent me in the mail but gave me the week prior.  Even after I told the\n That they just honored the deal last week when I ordered from them.  They just replied sorry we won't honor it.  Needless to say we went elsewhere.  Not a good start to your new location especially for being in a small community that talks a lot about the service at the local restaurants and stores.
__label__0 I was out with my family searching for a nice Italian meal but didn't want to drive all the way to Maggiano's.  Now whenever I visit an off strip restaurant I have two criteria that they must meet to achieve 3 or more stars:\n1. It is equal to or better than Sizzler \n2. The service is decent enough where I don't have to wait more than 5 minutes at a time for my server to return with a refill etc.\n\nFists off my 4 year old wanted saut\u00e9ed mushrooms instead of a meat ball on his kids spaghetti, the server said she couldn't do it and it would be a $3 up charge. I could imagine that mushrooms were cheaper than meat until I tried the mealy, grainy, over worked, flavorless turd that they put on his plate. \n\nI had the hot wings which were clearly fried from frozen considering the menu says it takes at least 15 minutes for them to arrive and I know how long it takes to cook chicken.  They weren't bad and the sauce was decent with out too much vinegar. My 5 year old had the kids chicken parmesan which was surprisingly large but lacked flavor. The same with cavatelli meat sauce my girl friend had.  I am shocked by how little basic seasoning they use. I think the only salt in the entire restaurant is on the table. There was none in the pasta water none in the sauce and certainly none when the meat was cooking.  Honestly I could make better Italian food on a camp stove.  \n\nI think the bottom line is I am so sick of being let down by Italian. I hate signing my fifty dollar check and thinking to myself how I could have gone to fazoli's if I wanted a shitty meal. \n\nThanks for nothing Giuseppe's,
__label__2 Inexpensive. Some good deals. Lots of regulars. Friendly family owned.
__label__1 Really wanted to like this place more.  Nice booths, pleasant server, great salad (two bucks extra but very good) - wonderful bread... But entrees were so-so.  Tasted like reheats covered in sauce. Temp of food should have been hotter... the eggplant did not taste as fresh as it should have.  The sauce was just OK.  Italian is all about the sauce and it was just very average.  Really expected better.  Eggplant/chicken parm were just OK.   Also, never got refills on water.  Wish the entrees were as good and their salad.
__label__3 I came here to help prevent wear and tear on my body for the upcoming year of teaching. 12 years of standing all day is making for tired feet and tiny veins on my legs. This store had a great selection of inserts for shoes to help with arch support. The very sweet and helpful clerk walked me through which items would work best for me. She took my measurements to get me the exact size pair of socks. I left with a pair of insoles and compression socks. The store was clean, organized, and the clerks were very pleasant.
__label__4 Fabulous store layout and design. Beautiful merchandise.  Enjoy stopping by after lunch in the Forum Shoppes to drool! Great sales every now and then for all you locals who can stop by whenever.  Make friends with an employee and you'll be good to go!
__label__0 This school is an abysmal daycare masquerading as a qualified preschool. I had my daughter at Top of the Classs for about a month and a half before pulling her out due to rude staff and the poor quality education she was receiving. I am absolutely shocked that this place is in business. I can concur with another Yelper about the front doors constantly being left open which is extremely concerning. On top of the lack of security, I'm not sure any of the teachers have any formal education or teaching credentials. Miss Melanie the supervisor/manager is extremely brusk and rude. If she was working the front desk she would NEVER greet my daughter or me at drop offs or pickups. She would make eye contact and look back down at her phone or paperwork. The center is outdated and I witnessed large groups of children eating snacks and lunches on the floor in the hallway. There were older children (8-10 year old's) running around the younger pre-k children completely unsupervised. My daughter learned some EXTREMELY inappropriate things and constantly complained about older kids picking  on her and calling her names. My daughter is well adjusted and has never had issues. I made a huge mistake by ever introducing this school into her life. \n\nThere are some wonderful primary schools and preschools in the Valley. Unfortunately, Top of the Class isn't one of them. Parents BEWARE!
__label__1 After being invited here several times by a friend I finally toke him up on his offer.\n\nOrdered a combo pizza and wings and a dinner salad, it was ok.\nService was great, I believe her name was Cori, and she was on top of our refills and kept us happy our whole visit.
__label__2 I have ordered from here a lot. Their imperial pasta used to be a lot better and they have started skimping on the seafood which at a pricy dish, should be more. The garlic bread isn't made with much care. The carrot cake comes to you frozen and their delivery driver is reasonably nice. I got the calamari once and it was very salty. When I called the restaurant back (which I never do) and alerted them to it, the lady was very rude and said there was nothing she could do about it. For an ok overpriced place I'd say order from here. Have never tried their pizza though.
__label__4 We were on our roadtrip from San Francisco to Vegas... left SF 11pm in the evening thinking that we would arrive around noon in the property but without traffic we got to our destination 7am sharp and check in time is around 12noon. We have inquired is possible to check in prior noon is the gentlemen was nice enough to accomodate us. We had the breakfast buffet. The servers was really outstanding. They were very friendly & would check on us once in a while for refill on our coffee...etc.  The cook in the egg station was very entertaining.
__label__0 The people in the branches are always very nice, but the bank itself and its policies really suck. It took me 3 years of phone calls every 6 months to get them to finally remove a negative mark that they illegally added to my credit report. (Illegal because I'm in the military, and there are specific laws regarding what they can and can't do during my deployments. So legitimately illegal.)\n\nAlso, apparently they charged me the wrong interest rate on my credit card for over 10 years. A couple months ago I did get a refund from them after they audited their system and that was a nice surprise, but one is left to wonder what may have been different if I hadn't blown all that money on the wrong interest rate to begin with. \n\n(One also wonders what would be different if I hadn't been retarded as a young person and racked up a giant credit card bill, but that's a whole other story...)
__label__0 There are better car insurance companies.  I had Geico for a long time, but when you need them, they don't care about you at all.  Too big a company, and uncaring.
__label__4 I found these guys here on Yelp, I was looking for someone who had good reviews. I am SO very happy that I looked here first! Everything about this company was great. The price, the service, and most especially the job they did. My carpet looked FANTASTIC when it was finished! I can't say enough about Charles (the carpet cleaner guy) he was very personable and do a wonderful job. I will highly recommend J2 cleaning!
__label__4 These guys rocked. They came on a Sunday (which I thought would be more common in Vegas) and we're scheduled to arrive 3-5. They called at 3:30 to let me know they were running behind a little even though they still arrived in their time window. Jacob and Roy were very nice and professional. They did a thorough job and the carpets look awesome.  They even sanitized and deodorized where the dogs marked the floor.  I'll recommend them and use them again myself.
__label__0 I tried to order 12 breasts via the drive-thru, and the woman's voice on the speaker told me simply \"I can't give you twelve breasts\" as if there was a rule against it.  This was a large order, but not so large that it shouldn't be fillable on demand.\n\nWe debated it for a little bit through the speaker, and she then said that if I were to wait 20 minutes, she would be able to fill my order.  There were other things as well, and a 20 minute wait in a drive-thru doesn't work, so I went inside to order.\n\nWhen I arrived, the same woman told me that \"if I sell you 12 breasts, then I don't have any chicken to sell other people.\"  She actually explained to me that \"chickens only have two breasts.\"  I instantly felt like she did not want MY business. \n\nLet me take this forum to explain something to the woman who dealt with me:  YOU SELL CHICKEN.  WHEN SOMEONE COMES INTO THE STORE TO BUY IT, YOU SELL IT TO THEM.  YOU DO NOT TELL THEM THAT SELLING IT TO THEM WOULD BE BAD.\n\nI've never had someone ACTIVELY discourage me from spending money in their establishment.  Thankfully I don't live in this area.  I would not visit this store again.
__label__3 Had the classic chicken ranchero burrito today. It was pretty good although it lacks lettuce, tomatoes and other such items I enjoy in burritos. The salsa bar is impressive and I enjoyed the pico de gallo and chips. Overall, good meal for a good price.
__label__1 Messed up my order not once but twice. Food was decent but I probably won't be coming back
__label__4 Wanted to start off day with a good meal, dropped by del taco never at breakfast here before. The food was fresh the service amazing. Thanks del taco for making me full and happy and ready to start day.
__label__2 Although its in a run down neighborhood, I found this establishment to be quite nice. I just got a soda, but the staff was very friendly. In fact even the patrons were friendly, one gentleman yielded some seats for us ladies. Also, I noticed that they regularly mopped and cleaned. So both the floors and the tables were immaculate.
__label__0 My car is quite spoiled, due to it being European and it needs the best of everything. My regular mechanic was not available, and all I needed was a simple oil change, so after looking through reviews about this place, I thought it was a good idea to take it here. First of, I asked them upon walking in if they had the filter for my particular make & model (since I know most places do not have them in stock) & in order to avoid waiting an excessive amount of time. The guy said he had it in stock, then started to quote me the price and giving me some false info about other car places & how much they charge to do an oil change to my car (trying to convince me that his price was so cheap) and even giving me a $17 disc, which came about the total of $52. I thought it was very overpriced, but I was already there & had to get it done. I ended up waiting for over 2hrs for the oil change, when I asked why it was taking so long, the same guy at the reception told me he did not have the filter & had to get ordered & delivered!! When I finally left the place, they called me to ask me to come back because they had left someone's keys inside my car!! I thought after the 2 hrs my car was sitting at this place they didn't even verified they did not leave some other customer's keys inside my car? and not only they forgot someone else's stuff in my car, I took it to have it check with my regular mechanic few days later & he told me they forgot to place one of the screws back on that holds the bottom of the car!!! I was so pissed of at this place not only they ripped me off, but wasted my time and more money. STAY AWAY FROM THIS PLACE!
__label__4 This is a MUST DO for anyone visiting Vegas.  It's so much fun, I can remember having a non-stop smile the entire day, even for hours after the tour was over.\n\nThe ATVs are very easy to ride.  Pretty much anyone who is able-bodied enough to ride a bicycle or horse will be fine on the ATV.  The staff is great & will teach you everything you need to know to have a safe, enjoyable trek in the desert.  The scenery is a beautiful mix of desert landscape & mountains.  Be aware that you get very dusty, so dress appropriately (jeans with a light jacket & covered shoes).
__label__0 Was there on Sunday afternoon with my wife. Maybe 5 customers in the place, but the service from the bartender was absolutely nonexistent. Will never go back!
__label__2 Very dark on the inside spinach dip was to damn parmesan...my sandwich u did had to much cheese it was nasty .. Curly fries were good
__label__3 Best Subway on this side of town.  Everyone speaks English too which helps.  The only annoying thing is it seems like they are always training someone on the cash register which slows things down a lot when there's only two employees working. They make my sandwich quicker than they check me out sometimes so for that they lose one star.
__label__3 Loved the family atmosphere and home cooked food.  The owners moved from NY to Las Vegas years ago and brought their yummy Italian recipes with them.  The lasagna, pizza, and pre-packaged tiramisu were great.  Only a short drive from the strip and well worth the cheaper home cooked food.
__label__3 Cuginos is a great place to stop for some good italian food. I usually do just the Pizza slice combo which is two slices of pizza and drink for 5 bucks. The pizza is pretty spot on every time. I have had better in Vegas, but its right up there in my top 5 or so. They also make great salads and sandwiches. The staff is always friendly to us when we go in. If you go in, ask Donnie if you can try a piece of their fresh homemade mozzarella. Its the best Mozzarella i have honestly ever had.
__label__1 This place lacks a lot of customer service skills. I waited several minutes to place my order or even be acknowledged. When I finally was acknowledged there wasn't even a, \"hello, how can I help you?\" It was more like, \"what do you want?\" Then, when I left there wasn't even a, \"thank you,\" or any sort of parting salutation. \n\nI was really disappointed in the sandwich. There was a good amount of meat but too much bread and not enough dressing.
__label__4 So a few years ago my brother tells me this story about how a few high rollers from New York wanted their pool cabana catered by a local deli.  To make a long story short these guys wanted some of the best and authentic New York style deli and Italian food in Las Vegas.  \n\nSo we figure lets go check this place out. I'm proud to say that after about 5 years this is still one of my favorite places to eat in Las Vegas.  And that's not even with me getting to the food.  Julia and her family are the nicest, kindest,  sweetest people on this earth.  It doesn't matter if it's been a day, a week,  or a few months,  they take the time to chat with you.  Ask how the family has been and always have a smile on their faces. That awesome attitude translates into the food.  Fresh sauces made daily,  authentic New York style pizza,  garlic knots to die for,  and those rice balls.  When I first started going to Cugino's they weren't regularly available,  you had to ask or pre order them.  I always get the larger rice balls with the meat inside.  If you are eating in store ask them to heat it up and put some sauce and cheese on top. Everything from a basic plate of spaghetti to the linguini and clams is always top notch,  hot and amazingly fresh.
__label__4 Always excited when I drop in at Cugino's! I get my favorite sandwich, which I don't believe is even on the menu. The Donny Special...you can't go wrong. It's a secret so shhhh. Of course they get it right with their pizza. This place is authentic which is tough to find in Vegas. Frank, Donny and Company are awesome! Thanks for the great food.
__label__2 Rebel is the cheapest option in the immediate area that I know of... sure, I'm not a local, but I've been here (and up and down Flamingo) enough to know that other places charge about $.10/gal more than this place.  There's another gas station about a mile east of this place that charges $0.07/gal MORE, but that's about as close to Rebel as you're going to get.  You don't have to use only debit cards, either!  I hate using my PIN code in public areas, especially gas stations, so I appreciate the fact that this place allows you to process transactions as credit instead of debit.  It's a little more \"bare bones\" here, and sure, there was a guy offering to wash your car windows for some cash, but it's a tough economy here and he's trying to do what he can to make a few bucks.  I'll be buying my gas when I'm in town from this place every chance I get.  \n\nFor a higher rating:\n1. I know times are tough and the economy isn't looking to get better anytime soon, and I know that profits from gas sales must not be high since the gas is so cheap compared to other places.  But the facilities could use a little upgrade.  They're getting a bit run down.  \n2. Access to pumps isn't the easiest at this place compared to some other well-designed stations out there.  It's on the southwest corner of Flamingo, so to access a pump I had to drive in to an open pump so that it was on the right side of my car.  Only problem is, the tank is on the left.  It was a slightly tight stretch to reach the tank from the nozzle because the hose doesn't stretch.  Sure there might be some wasted gas because of the longer line and all, but maybe a couple extra feet of line with a retractable tether could help out a bit.
__label__2 I was on vacation and forgot my medication, so I came here on a random Tuesday to get a prescription filled. There was only one pharmacist working, so a simple prescription took about an hour (the medication is already pre-packaged). It was a bit frustrating to wait so long for something so simple.\n\nOther than that, it's an average Walgreens but there are peddlers outside, and the clientele inside can be a bit odd. It's nice that this location is open 24 hours.
__label__2 The employees here totally love their jobs; I can tell. They are just so enthusiastic about working at McDonalds and they just can't contain it. If they were in a Disney movie, there would be one heck of a musical number about it.\n\nAlright, not really. But they work at McDonalds. Can you really blame them for being blas\u00e9 about it?\n\nThe wait in the drive thru is almost always pretty long. The food is standard McDonalds food. I haven't had any issues with my order being incorrect.
__label__1 Wow.. this hotel is WAY out in the boonies of the Las Vegas strip. \n\nThe hotel was decent- a standard Hilton Garden Inn. However, I would not pay to stay at a hotel so far away from all of the excitement! At least there is a complimentary shuttle that picks up/drops off their guests at the Las Vegas airport. Just call the hotel to ensure that the shuttle is on its way. In addition, the shuttle can drop guests off at the Mandalay Bay hotel. \n\nIf you're bored of the hotel, you can always go to the outlet malls. They are located next to the hotel.\n\nMy advice: Stay at a hotel on the strip!!! We took a trolley back to the hotel, and it took almost 2 hours to get back to the hotel. The ride sucked.
__label__4 Super friendly staff, innovative locking mechanism that takes a noticeable effort to break this deterring break-ins and clean very very CLEAN.\n\nOnly a small annoyance but the keypads for the gate is inconveniently too far to the left causing you to either drive REALLY close to it or get out of your vehicle. Small trade for everything else.
__label__1 It's been 3 years since the last time I attended a game at Sam Boyd Stadium.  Not much has changed.  The Rebels are still terrible and the stadium is subpar when compared to other college stadiums.  They did win against Western Illinois the night I went, so that was a plus.\n\nThe stadium is outdated and the concessions offered here are terrible.  All of the points I made in my original review still apply....someday UNLV will build a new stadium and that will change, I hope....\n\nReturn Factor - 50%
__label__1 It's Subway...tastes the same everywhere you go...at least this place is next to my gym and they get you in and out really quick! nuff said!
__label__0 Sold me an Air Filter for $38.54. I said it's too expensive. Answer: It is a great price, filters are so expensive. I'm look today in the Internet. $10.36. It's a scam!!!
__label__2 I stopped in the Albertson's on my way home because of a sale on Coke.  The store was clean and bright, and the clerk who checked me out couldn't have been friendlier.  Parking is OK here and it's easy off and back on Flamingo.
__label__0 Walked in to the store and security guard demanded to show him my reusable bag, so I did. After not finding to buy because the seafood and meat did not look that good I walked out and offered to show the woman at self check to look inside my bag she lets me go. Than calls me back asking if I had walked in with it and I might be doing something funny with it. That I also should have left it there at self check. Last time I left a reusable bag at a store it was gone, so I will not be back to this store!
__label__0 This is the most unprofessional dentist office we have ever been to! From the first phone call to make an appointment to the first visit and exam, we have been completely unsatisfied! \n\nThey never explained what was being done and made us feel bad when my daughter had milk for breakfast when we were never told she couldn't have dairy prior to her appointment. \n\nMy daughter was in so much pain she came out crying. When I asked them if it should be pressure and not pain that she feels he dismissively said, \"sure!\"\n\nThen they never gave us after care instructions. I had to call them when I got home to find out if she needed to wait an hour before she could eat or if it was okay to give her motrin even though she had laughing gas. \n\nPrior to this, my daughter loved going to the dentist. If you do not want your child traumatized, do not go to this dentist. They are unprofessional and do not care!
__label__0 Used this caterer in 2008 for my wedding with 75 guests. Did not choose them myself as they had an exclusive contract with the venue. When we did our tasting, I was already concerned with the presentation and quality of food. We were paying approximately $100 per plate and I did not think it met that level of food quality. I emailed her to express my concern. Her reply is that she \"never had a bride complain about her work.\" Big red flag! Since I was stuck with her, I gave her the benefit of the doubt. \n\nOn the big day, as I suspected, the food was a disappointment. We had a cocktail hour and paid extra to have more selected appetizers passed. My guests told me later that items were still frozen in the middle. Plus, they did not bother to save us a plate of the items so when I asked where our plate was, they had to scramble to put something together and we only got 1 out of 6 items. Pretty sad since we were paying for this event that they did not honor the bridal party. \n\nThe entree choices were prime rib and chicken. Once again, it was one step above cafeteria quality. The prime rib was overcooked and dry. Chicken dish was average. \n\nI budgeted a good portion so the food would be right. I feel food is a big part of a great party and it was my priority to have it well done. Even despite my concerns to her beforehand, she still blew it. So embarrassing to have frozen items served to close friends and family. You would think she took extra care to make it right after speaking to her.\n\nAfter the event, when I brought up the issues she basically said that they only budget $25/ plate. The rest is decorations and other stuff. Ridiculous that you do not inform us about that when planning the event. She did refund some money but it still does not repair the damage to my special day and the lasting memories of this problem. Warning to any bride if you are using them! Clearly there are other dissatisfied customers so this lady cannot even be trusted with her word. As a business that is a cardinal sin. \n\nI hope the owner reads this. If you are in the wedding business, you should have some ethics to realize your work is the realization of a lifetime of dreams. Do your job right! Not in a half ass way. Karma is a b****
__label__3 The best place in town for a girls day! Love the hot stone, n the citrus scrub, we usually go with at least 3 gals. N we all get in and out together. Lotsa choices in colors n styles.
__label__0 I keep trying to give this location a chance but each time I'm dissapointed. This place tries to save money and I'm doing that the customer ends up getting a raw deal. The meat is old, the veggies look horrible and the place just can't seem to get it rite. I've had it with this pale and will never buy a sandwich here again. Don't try and save money but yet and still charge the customer  the same price for old meat and veggies. Shame on this place!!!!
__label__4 I would go here over Honda dealership next door anytime! Service pricing is pretty much the same, better staff, better overall experience. Brad was knowledgable and helpful. They just earned a customer for as long as I will reside in Vegas area. Thank you for taking good care of me, I give you two thumbs up!
__label__1 Staying at the Sunset Station, which by the way was much better than I had expected it to be.\n\nWell Gus had some folks to meet for dinner and I was on my own. Figuring I would get something and take up to the room I walked around a couple of times and decided on Fatburger.\n\nThe young lady was quite personable with each who approached. She took my order of a burger with whatever it is they put on them and since the sign said the onion rings were the best you know one always believes signs I too had an order with a shake. And I wonder why I am a fat old man. \n\nIt took very few minutes to get my order and off to the room I go. Well the burger was a mushy mess of no distinct tastes, I truly hated it and the onion rings were bland at best. The shake... ok.\n\nIt was mentioned that we should stop at a fatburger the other day and this memory popped up and I shuddered, never again...
__label__0 Sign says open 24/7, not true!! Went there at 2:30 am and it was closed!! We were pretty annoyed at this.
__label__3 Very nice RV resort. It has two pools, hot tub, gym, caf\u00e9, store, ball room, movies, laundry, horse shoes, dog walks, putting course, cable TV and of course showers and bathrooms.\nIt's close to the strip, Fry's Electronics, Whole Foods, shopping, restaurants and theaters.\nThe sites have picnic tables, water, electric and sewer. No tent camping.\nOur site has grass and is a pull thru.\nPet's are allowed. They do have a no pet section. Three dog's are the maximum, county ordnance. They have several dog walk area's throughout the park, with baggies to clean up the dogs droppings. Unfortunately, some people are above cleaning up after their dogs.\nAs far as the no rigs over ten year rule as someone else has mentioned, it not quite like that. They need to see your rig and give approval if its over ten years. From the looks of some of the rigs in here, its not that strict, so unless your driving a real clunker I wouldn't worry.\nThis is also a monthly park, which is great if you are a snowbird, I have spoken to a few locals that also stay here.
__label__2 One of the few gas stations and convenience stores near the Las Vegas Strip, we fill up on gas here before heading back home.  The gas station portion of this place is an ARCO, which means that if you want to pay at the pump, you have to use your debit card.  Credit Cards won't work at the pump.  The lanes are very tight here and it gets very busy at times.\n\nThe location is convenient though, so it's worth the hassle.\n\nReturn Factor - 80%
__label__2 Super Fancy! Dress up & make sure you are really hungry or have someone with you to share!! This place isn't for the kids... It's for Grown Folks!! The waiters are super awesome. I liked the chicken Christopher! The Steak was like 57 bucks!!! (but tasty). I do wish I read reviews before coming bc I wouldn't of brought my kids here. They were well behaved and quiet. ( we were NOT \"those\" people!!).
__label__4 We had never experienced hiring moving company before. We usually rent a truck ourselves and search near and far for friends and family that will help us. I am so glad that we found Denali Moving. They were very professional and I felt like my belongings were in good hands. They took all the stress out of the loading and unloading. If and when we need to move again we will be using Denali Moving.
__label__4 I'd like to share our experience with Denali moving it has been a complete piece of mind knowing that my home goods were in the care of such meticulous movers!the owner was very helpful with accomplishing our long cross country move . The employees were very professional when picking up and at the delivery .When we discovered that the moving company offered services to ship our car we figured that would be the way to go without a doubt and we're so glad we not only saved putting the miles on our car but we saved a bunch of money in what would have been fuel costs. Last but not least our vehicle was delivered right to our house. I am more than satisfied with the service that I received. Not only would I use their services again but if anyone I know is moving I always recommend their services to my loved ones and friends.Thanks again for a job well done-Jessica
__label__0 Had to come here to fill up my gas can because I ran out of gas on the freeway and so when I was filling up my ga can an employee ran outside and told me that can't fill up gas cans at our station and the employee pulled the nozzle and place it back on the pump and told me to leave. \n\n\nWorst experience I had ever had with any gas station. I'm from Ohio and me and my family were heading to red rock national park. DO NOT GO TO THIS STATION.
__label__1 I've been to this office several times in the last year and  strongly agree with Joan C.'s review.  The hygienist  pushes extra dental work and cleanings.  I got the deep-cleaning 2 months ago and my gums feel worse than before.  I \"saw\" the dentist once--she peeked in, looked at my x-rays and told me I needed fillings.  She barely smiled or made eye contact.  I've been at the front desk when she's walked by and she didn't even acknowledge me.  I am now looking for a new dentist.
__label__2 Food was pretty good.  I can't recommend the mongolian beef, but the orange chicken was good, the rice was perfectly steamed, and they threw in a free order of fried wontons which were decent.\nService was good, fast enough, and staff was friendly.  My girlfriend was very happy with her veggie pad thai, and eggplant with tofu, but I'll let her post her own review.
__label__4 My girlfriend and I wandered into the gallery inside the Forum Shops at Caesar's, and I instantly fell in love with his work - so much so, that I have actually gotten into photography myself. His work is so inspiring. It is amazing what he can do with a camera. As soon as I buy a house, I am definitely purchasing one of his works to hang.\n\nMy only complaint is that I have continually emailed from Peter's web site asking when they will be opening the New York City gallery, since I only live an hour away, and to this date all of my emails have gone unanswered - but that is not a reflection on his work, which is absolutely stunning.
__label__3 Tired of the same ol' Vegas breakfast buffet? Then head right down to the Maple Tree.  This Mom & Pop place is no frills, but definitely has a friendly, homely feel.  The staff is also very helpful and attentive.\n\nI had the Peanut Butter & Banana French Toast which was superb, one of the best breakfast dishes I have had in a while.\n\nTIP: The Cab fare to get there can be rather high ($15-25, depending where you are on the strip). So it only makes sense if you have your own ride or have 3+ people.
__label__1 Stuffy, sticky air, like back in the day before casinos discovered circulating fresh air. Needs new carpet (adds to the smellyness). Crab cakes were very gluey (I don't understand the raves for these. They're nothing like the real-deal lump crab meat crab cakes). The fried bread is good, but the \"raspberry puree,\" while tasty, is not actually raspberry puree - its the red goo that's used in jelly donuts. Red, raspberry-flavored corn syrupy stuff. Whatcha gonna do. This is super basic, generic breakfast food. Perhaps the owner doesn't care to watch the food network and maybe get some new ideas or up the quality game so he can get better reviews and then more business. Just sayin... \n\nTwo stars for nice waitress, good service, fresh coffee.\n\nOwner doesn't accept Radio Shopping Show or Entertainment Book coupons anymore, fyi. Be aware.\n\nOverall, I am not motivated to return for any reason.
__label__1 Okay we had a chance to check this place out. We ordered the RVP with a side of sausage and  biscuits with gravy side of scrambled eggs and ham. The RVP was good actually very good and the sausage was great. The biscuits with gravy were just okay, we've had better. It was more on the bland side. \n\nAs far as the bill it came out $37, kinda steep for two people that only ordered that with water and juice to drink. Not sure if we will be back.
__label__1 I wasn't really feeling this place. I was already turned off when the line was out the door and they refused to take names. I understand that they were completely inundated with Groupon holders who needed to redeem, but a waitlist would go a long way. Instead, everyone was forced to stake their place in line waiting for a seat. They called groups based on group size according to how big a table they had available instead of first come first serve, which was also a bit off-putting.\n\nAfter a 45 minutes wait, my mom and I were finally seated. Our drink and food orders were taken right away. We looked around and no one had food. Not a good sign. The staff was clearly overwhelmed with the large crowd and did their best to remain cheerful. We waited, and waited and waited. Finally our orders came out about 50 minutes after we ordered. We were starving at this point and just ate quickly and wanted to get out of there. They forgot my fritter, so I just had them package it to go. \n\nThe food was ok, nothing amazing but I do highly recommend the fritter. It was fresh and tasty. Everything else was just basic breakfast fair. The place is incredibly small and a better organizational system would do wonders for them. Pleasant enough staff. \n\nI probably won't be back though.
__label__1 Let me start off by saying the first time I ate here I enjoyed it but every time after has been worse and worse. The food for the most part is average with the exception of the fry bread, cinnamon rolls, and apple fritter. Don't hold your breathe in getting one of these though as it seems they always run out extremely quickly. The last time I came here I decided it would be the last. My party of 4 waited an hour for our food. There was no apology and our waitress seemed to have an attitude with us when we questioned where our food was. I like to support family run businesses but never again for this one!
__label__0 When we got in there is a sign that says \"wait to be seated\", so we waited. The place was pretty empty and the one waitress was chatting with a table. After a few minutes she looked over at us and just told us sit anywhere. Rude! I got the big breakfast which is pretty much a sample of every staple. Bacon, sausage, ham, eggs, country potatoes, toast. Everything tasted like nothing. Except the potatoes they were chard. My hubby got pancakes which were equally tasteless. When I went to pay the bill The waitress asked me how everything was and I told her. As she was running my card she says \"Oh, you should have told me earlier. i would have done something\". Guess what, you could do something now and not charge me. I will never EVER be back to this place.. EVER!
__label__0 Horrible service in every area today. We waited at the host stand for over 4mins as well as another party; they sat themselves but we waited. Finally sat we waited for drinks for several mins. We ordered the breakfast burrito and the spring rolls. Well the spring rolls were way over cooked and the breakfast burrito was made with sausage instead of bacon like it was ordered. The hash browns were burnt as well. After in forming the server she looked at us and just shrugged her shoulders like oh well! She did bring the food back to the kitchen and explained to the cook about the food and we heard the cook say it's not burnt they don't know what their talking about. The food came back cooked ok but not anything like we were used to before the remodel. We loved this place but now we won't be back!
__label__0 As of 11/03/13 they appear to be closed by order of the courts and there is a for lease sign in the window.
__label__0 08/02/2013\n\nWe were picked up at Mandalay Bay to go to Caesars for dinner, we were dressed up I had a suit on the wife a cocktail dress and Diamond necklace.  The driver took a call and started telling the caller, \" for an Asian girl $250, for a Japanese girl $200, and went on for 5 minutes on the phone, when he got off the phone he tried to explain, all the drivers have pictures of the girls, I was astonished, I made note of the license & cab number, the driver said $9.00, I gave him $9.00 his eyes got wide and angry and he had the guts to say \"and no tip?\" I told him my wife was deeply offended by your conduct and frankly, so was I, he said no problem and drove off.  I tried to call Wittlesea, couldn't get anyone, I did call the cab authority.  Thanks for starting our night out on a horrible note!  I was not thrilled!
__label__0 These mother fuckers hit an ran my car! Eye witness took down their cab number and license plate. Your busted!
__label__0 Taxi driver stole iphone 5. Stay away from this company!!!
__label__4 On last Wednesday February 20th I had friends in town staying at the MGM Grand.  I'm a resident here in Las Vegas, but they reside in California.  The plan was to meet up for a nice dinner and then head to a show.  But being that I have to work late sometimes the plans ended up on getting something to eat quick in order to meet our showtime.  I arrived at MGM to pick them up and we immediately went to the food court, which was not my first choice being that I eat fast food every day and frankly the prices feel like I am at Wrigley Field. j/k however I noticed a place call \"Asian Fresh\" which I had never heard of which is rare being that Ive been in town for over 10 years.  The thing that attracted me to the place was the fresh food that was placed in the window right as you walk up.  I was amazed that a place in the food court would have such things as \"lobster, shrimp, fillet Mignon and most of all fresh vegetables\"  The prices on the other hand scared my out of towns friends half to death, but I told them based on the looks of the food it probably is worth it, and besides we would probably save money from where we were planning on going.  The service that was provided was the best I have ever had, the staff was not only friendly but assisted me with putting my order together based on what type of foods I liked.  I was amazed at how knowledgeable they were with the product.  I was more so impressed that I got to watch them make my food as I ordered it \"fresh\" which really put the word Fresh in \n\"Asian Fresh\".  When I got my food I was taken back by the presentation that I almost forgot that I had spent of $40 for just my food, but then again it looked just like the famous strip restaurant \"Hammadas\" but way less and had more flavor. This is the best Asian infused meal I have ever eaten and recommend it to anyone visiting on the strip that want the best bang for your buck and especially if you are staying at the MGM Grand Hotel. You will not be disappointed, heck I think I try to eat there at least once a month. By the way I ordered the steak and shrimp, with noodles and light veggies and added a little spice to it (fantastic)
__label__0 I really wanted to put a nice review here but I have to be honest about my experience. I hate OB-GYNs and it could be because I just don't go unless something makes me go. Turns out I am part of the 2% of women who have this painful reoccurring condition that doesn't seem to have a root cause & isn't every truly \"cured\". The process of \"dealing\" with this is apparently the worst pain imaginable outside of childbirth I assume. \nDr. Norton sees patients on his rounds and then comes into the office after that or in the middle of, so this could explain long wait times (just to let you know). He seemed a little distracted in speaking with me as he asked me all the questions that were on the paperwork in front of him that I had already filled out. Then he explains what is about to happen kind of coldly, even after I have indicated my discomfort with such a visit. He put me in a room for a minute and I prepared. He comes back and just as I thought I would get some local anesthetic to deaden the already horrific pain ... The procedure begins. By the time we are done and it's not complete at this time I'm balling my eyes out. I'm told to take some Motrin for the next visit which appears to repeat this visit. I'm terrified. \nI called the office the next day to tell them that the homework I have been doing wasn't breaking any ground and to ask if they had extended my prescription. I had to leave a message with the front desk lady at 10am and no one returned my call to tell me anything. It's Friday and the next visit was set for Monday and I needed antibiotics to take until then. I had been prescribed some at the emergency room visit but they would run out on Saturday. Dr. Norton had indicated I would get more to get me through til Monday. This did not happen. No one called me back. No one put the prescription in and I was basically SOL. I felt a bit let down by all of this and decided not to show up for the appointment on Monday. Maybe that was rude of me to be a no-show but I did not have any faith in Dr. Norton or his staff to trust them to resolve this issue appropriately. Its been a couple of weeks now. The situation hasn't managed to heal itself and I found out that I somehow managed to break two ribs during the procedure from bearing down so hard to attempt to deal with the pain. \nObviously this is just one story as compared to the many many clients he must see but it did not work out so well for me and maybe my experience will help others avoid the same situation.
__label__2 Dr Norton is good but too busy... Making an OBGYN apt for just the fact its your annual is hard and going and sitting in a paper vest with a paper blanket draped over you for over an HOUR waiting for your check up is just wrong... I have no down there issues.. I should be IN and OUT!!\n\nBack again to get an IUD placed... My last visit was super fast for consult ... So I'm updating my review!
__label__3 I looove sammiches and Jersey Mike's does a great job of making some good ones.\n\nLocated right next to Firefly, JM serves up some great sandwiches in their own way. Jersey has either cold or hot subs, and everything is cut and sliced fresh in front you like like Port of Subs. They don't have baked subs but they do have a grill for their phillys.\n\nI came in and ordered the Club supreme or whatever they call it... The sandwich was great, they sliced a ton of meat on to it, the toppings were perfect and the bacon was suuuuper crispy. On top of that, the service was great! People who work here were real nice. The friends I came with had a the Chicken Parm hot sandwich, though it sounded good, it came out to a hot mess literally.\n\nThey def get points for offering a UNLV discount, but beware showing up at lunch time! They can get packed.
__label__0 Seemed like a good place to eat a first but as a first timer it's so confusing which side to order from. Just wanted a Caesar wrap and had to wait longer to order it from the \"hot\" side. I'll just go to subway thanks.
__label__4 I've used Dr. C for several years. He is calm, and fast.  A great dentist. Cleanings are great. Staff is very pleasant. Can't go wrong if you are looking for a competent, relaxed dentist who knows your mouth :)
__label__3 Express hand car wash for $7? Sign me up! There are some fancier options such as wax, vacuuming, etc. but I can do those at home.\n\nThe only downside here was trying to figure out how to get in. It's stuck behind a gas station and when I drove up, there were two employees just standing around staring at me. I pulled up right next to them and asked for service. I would have expected someone to walk up to my window or at least wave and indicate what to do to get my car washed.\n\nAfter handing over my $7, I pulled up to what looked like an automated car wash with a track that pulls the car along. The only automated part involved a gentle rinse, soap and dryer. A few workers followed the car along and cleaned it. I didn't even have to get out of the car!\n\nOverall, the value is great. I will definitely go back!
__label__0 I wish you could select 0-stars as the option here. I checked in to the location to get a quote \"free 100% hand wash\". The rude man taking customers out front (with clipboard) realized I was a new customer going for a free wash and says: \"no you can't go car is too low\". I am in a standard height Nissan coupe. \n\nI said ok... Then just spray it with the hose and \"hand\" wash it. He says \"no you must pay custom price for that \"$24.99\". They are simply abusing Yelp deals to draw in customers and immediately void the offer and upsell you. \n\nSteer clear at all costs.
__label__0 Came here today right after writing my first review. This is my updated review so please read that review first before reading this one. \n\nI can say I'm honestly disappointed and upset. Got the full wash this time and I still ended up with water spots PLUS a bad interior job. I had to come back for them to finish cleaning up my car.\n\nThis time a younger kid cleaned my car and he did the worst job ever. I watched the cleaning process the whole time and he didn't even bother wiping down the seats or most of the interior. Seemed like he was focusing drying the windows only. 90% of the time was him just wiping the windows. I was left with dirt and dust on the door trims, pedals, floor mats, and parts of my dashboard. I had to wipe off all the dirt and dust with my palm. There was still pieces of crumbs left on the floor and inside my leather seats too. I had to pick up and throw away the the crumbs after paying for a $21 wash + tip. I shouldn't be cleaning my own car after leaving here.\n\nUnfortunately, I'm also led to believe that Alamo can causes swirl marks in your paint during the wash process. I believe this because I've paid a lot of money to get my car clay bar'd and buffed/sanded prior. After bringing my car here I've noticed swirl marks and scratches appear again. I don't want to believe this because I liked bringing my car here so prove me wrong on this. Alamo's the only place that's touched my car after getting the swirl marks and scratches removed.\n\nMy experience today was the worst out of all times I've visited. I've been coming here for about a year now. Not only was I left with water spots AGAIN but the entire interior job was poorly done this time. I'm giving this place one more chance because most of my other visits were positive. I'm so disappointed because they use to wash cars so well but it's seems like it's going downhill now. I guess its just a hit or miss coming here. If I have one more experience like this I'm taking my business to Windy City Wash & Wax every single week.
__label__3 The car wash and interior cleaning here are very well priced. They make your car look like you just got it detailed! Oh and for the same $18 rate on Yelp silver car wash you can get a gold car wash on Groupon. \n\nWhat irritates me was the guy that seems to be working hand in hand with Alamo; Clear Quality. He tried to tell me that there was damaged to my windshield (which there is not) and that he would fix it for \"free\". So I proceeded to ask what he needed (I kinda already knew his scam but whatever... I'm curious). He tells me just my car insurance information. FYI filing a claim with my insurance claiming that you did body work is NOT \"free\". \n\nAlso, \"Felipe\" who's shirt said supervisor said I NEEDED to get my car waxed because the paint quality is deteriorating (I drive a 2013 model). Yeah, no...\n\nBesides trying sell me on things I don't need and treating me like I know nothing about cars; The car washes are great!
__label__0 Customer service is horrid!  After this experience I truly wonder if my private medical records are safe in a place with these types of people!  \nI walked in the door at 8:15 am to avoid an extensive wait as I do understand how busy medical facilities can get.  My first impression was the scowling front desk ladies a chubby one with long blonde hair and the other an older woman, so I proceeded to sign in and take a seat as they said to. \nAfter waiting one hour I was called up to the desk to register and asked to have a seat again, then another hour passed by before being called back into triage. Along my complete 2 hour wait in the waiting area I heard the front desk ladies going on and on gossiping and laughing loudly (not medically professional or acceptable) about other employees and patients as well talking about how a certain patient was so annoying and such, I was appalled by their language and the things they were saying but I really needed to be seen so I continued to wait.  \nAfter I was eventually taken to a room the Doc came in viewed me very briefly and left me to sit yet another 45 min while the incompetent medical assistant dipped my urine for 45 min (i guess she was playing with the pee haha it takes 60 seconds to dip and analyze a urine strip).  I waited and waited and waited ever so patiently after all I had already experienced to this point.... It was finally time to go yay!!!  That evening I received a voicemail to call back about my results, when I did so no one even asked my name before she harshly said \"thats just our customer service call\" I couldn't get her to transfer me back to the nurse that left me a message because I didnt know the nurses name so I decided that instead of arguing with the receptionist I would just  try to call again in the morning... SO in the morning I called to try to get ahold of a nurse for my results and Latoya answered, wow she really  put the icing on the cake!!!!  She was very unpleasant to talk to, her tone was very rude as if I had ruined her day by calling, she was very aggressive over the phone and huffed and puffed into the phone because she was so annoyed that I wanted to talk to a nurse for my results, she talked to me with repulsion in her voice and  Finally she said she would get a message over for someone to call me back, they did call back at 4:30 that evening, the nurse that called was even more incompetent that the first one, this girl couldn't even read me my results!  She stumbled over the words and gave me no clear answer, I finally throw my hands in the air and give up!!  I guess ill just go somewhere else if my problem continues because there is NO WAY IN HELL Id go back to this place!  Waste of time, money and I am disgusted with their non existent  \"customer service and medical professional skills\"
__label__0 This place is opposite of luxury. For gods sakes the pedi chairs had holes in em!!! I walked in for a full set, didnt get a friendly greeting... Which I let slide because I wanted to at least see the quality of the work they'll produce since this salon had so many good reviews... The set took an hour and a half... No clue why. They had a 19.99 special and mine with a tip was $35. Which you know how they add on $5 here $5 there... Whatever!!!! The breaking point came 5 days later when my index nail jut split in half. He had shaved off so much acrylic that the damn nail broke while I was trying to open up my window. Never again. I do my nails twice a month and I know just a tiny bit when someone effs them up!
__label__0 I am very mad and upset with this place. I would have given 0 stars if that was an option.\nI only went there once, today, as I needed my gel nail polish removed. Lady who did it for me ruined all of my nails! Now they look horrible - all scratched basically with no even surface and feel like sand paper, makes me wanna cry:( It was my first time having gel nails done and I did not know what's the proper procedure to remove it (now I obviously do as I googled it), she drilled it off basically after soaking them in acetone for no more than 1 second !!! I was asking 'I think it is ruining the nail?' the lady with broken English assured that it is ok... I was hoping that the horribly looking surface of my nails is still some left stuff from the gel base when she told me that it's done and I can go! I was shocked! Tried to say it's all damaged and it shouldn't be like that, lady again said 'oh now you will have to wait until it grows back cause u had gel it won't be normal'. This is unacceptable!!! \nlastly, the staff wasn't friendly at all and I've been charged extra for using my debit card, but this is not important at all.. my nails are ruined.\nNever ever going back there, and I wouldn't send my worst enemy there.\n\nP.S. For all the people working there - educate yourself. You can start by reading this article: http://www.nailsmag.com/article/96323/avoid-nail-damage-with-proper-gel-polish-removal
__label__0 GOT A BETTER DEAL IN AZ VICTORY DEAL SAVED OVER 2,000\n\ncalled and spoke with manager about a 2012 moto he got rude when i pointed out \nthat it 2013 and i wanted a good deal and he said give me a price then told me to screw off i asked him to let me finish my question he went off never let me get a word  in  i call to buy a 2013 vision the Auto moto was for \nmy girl to run around \nanyway he told me that the dealer will not sell me a bike and hung up on me \nwell if that was a manager that is not a place where i will spend 30k at \ncalled AZ dealer got a great price right off the bat and included extended warranty\nfree just something they do   WOW \n\ndavid\n USMC
__label__3 I had usually gone to Shepard Eye Center.  I was due for my exam, and with 6 doctors at multiple locations, the soonest they could get me in was 2 months!  I found out that Optic Gallery accepted my insurance, called them, and they got me in within 3 days!!  The service was outstanding!  Dr. Nguyen was great, and so was the staff.  \n\nI was upsold on lenses, and there is a contact lense fitting fee, but it's a small price to pay.  I chose to get the lenses that they recommended, and I choose to wear contacts too.  Just waiting until I can be a candidate for LASIK.\n\nOverall, I highly recommend them.
__label__4 The \"Cut of the Week\" offers a 3 course meal with unlimited wine for less than $50.   Need I say more?  No, but I will anyway because the review would be too short if I didn't.\n\nThis is my third visit and second time trying the Cut of the Week.  You can preview the current week's menu on their web site.  Food is top notch as is the service.  \n\nIf they aren't taken, ask for the chinchilla table.  You will feel like a king.
__label__4 Upon a recommendation we started our meal with Charlie's unique Caesar salad. Three hearts of romaine were rapped with Serrano ham, the tastiest white anchovies I have ever had, and then dressed with a homemade Caesar dressing and croutons. This was hands-down the best Caesar I have had. While we were eating out salad, the drunk guy at the table next to us advised us to order these \"hatch chili peppers\", which are apparently a rare pepper only found in New Mexico and have the tendency to only be good two months out of the year. I am glad we listened to him because these grilled hatch peppers were amazing. They had a delicate flavor with a thin crisp skin. Some of the bites were spicier than others but the taste was similar to an Anaheim pepper mixed with a Serrano - fantastic. I ordered the 20 oz. New York strip steak and my friends ordered the Porterhouse and Hanger steak. All the steaks were prime cuts of Omaha beef, perfectly seasoned with coarse salt and pepper and then scorched under the broiler. Each steak had a nice crust and some grill marks, but wasn't over powered with char or that grilled taste. My NY strip was sheer perfection. The two-inch thick hunk of meat was melt-in-your-mouth tender, and just had the most amazing after taste.\n\nWe also ordered the saut\u00e9ed spinach and Yukon gold puree for sides. The mash potatoes were very good but lacked a bit of salt. The spinach was perfectly executed. It was cooked beautifully, having seasonings that nicely accompanied the leafy taste, while not having any bitterness what so ever. The spinach was definitely the best rendering of the boring vegetable I have ever had.\n\nAll in all, we could not have been more impressed by Charlie Palmer Steak. The steak was probably the best I have tasted while the appetizers and sides made the meal even more memorable.
__label__3 We held a business dinner here following a tradeshow at the Mandalay convention center. The service here was top notch and the steaks were perfectly cooked. Exactly what you would expect this type of steakhouse. My coworkers who are a little bit older enjoyed it and were able to talk shop without all the vegas noise.
__label__2 I don't know what it is about fancy steakhouse, but I have yet to find one that I absolutely love. This place by far was probably my least favorite out of all that I have been to so far. \n\nI ordered the surf and turf. The lobster was ok. But the filet mignon was completely dry. I had even asked for them to cook it medium, and the meat was no where near pink inside nor was it tender or juicy; it was pretty much well done. \n\nThe only thing I would say that I did enjoy here was the mashed potatoes and the bruseel sprouts as the sides. But I mean you can never go wrong with adding truffle oil into mashed potatoes, it makes everything 10x better. \n\nThis place received three stars because the service was excellent, wish I can say the same about their food.
__label__2 overall, i wasn't really impressed.\n\nthe ambience of the restaurant is nice (located in the four seasons), and the service is fantastic, but the food itself was mediocre.\n\nmy steak was not cooked appropriately, which at a steakhouse of this caliber, is pretty much an epic fail.\n\nthey did comp a bunch of desserts for us to make up for it, but still.\n\nthe sides were alright as well. the best one was the parmesan potato gratin.\n\ni probably wouldn't return -- if i'm going to pay $$$, i'd likely go to STRIPsteak or another steakhouse.
__label__3 I thought Charlie Palmer's was great, but I didn't think it blew me out of the water like this is the place I need to go to for some delicious meat. \n\nWe were seated at a small table. Luckily my husband asked to move so that we could easily enjoy our meal with all the elbow room needed. We started off with the oysters and tuna tartar. Everything was on point and I could have had another half dozen oysters easily. They put just enough salt on the oysters to give it enough flavor. Tuna tartar was great! No stringy bits and it went down pretty smoothly. \n\nI wanted the surf and turf and that is what I got. My filet was pretty dang tender at medium rare and the lobster was good. The ritz cracker stuffing with the lobster wasn't my favorite though. It was really salty. My husband requested his steak to be medium rare as well but it looked like medium well to me. He didn't want to send it back and it was gone by the time I finished so I assumed he enjoyed it somewhat.  The Parmesan potatoes were a bit of a disappointment. It looked delish but the lack of seasoning was a turn off. It just tasted like mashed potatoes with no flavoring and a cheese crust on top. The artichokes were ok. It was nothing worth yelping about. I asked my husband how the sausage tasted in the artichoke and he said that I wouldn't  have enjoyed it. It looked like Vienna sausages from a can. \n\nThe s'mores bar was on the cut of the week menu (which is neat and budget friendly). I asked for that and they made it happen. It wasn't overly sweet and pretty good. The cookie ice cream sandwich was alright. I love soft cookies and I know hard cookies work well with ice cream sandwiches. \n\nOverall service was good. It did take some time for them to pick up my check but they have a lot of people working there. I am just not sure I would choose CP as my go to steakhouse. \n\nPS. The Pom martini was delish!
__label__0 I don't understand why an intelligent human being would go to this place and consume the stuff that this place sells. It is of less quality than the stuff they feed inmates at that tent prison in Arizona...literally. What McDonalds does is take some low quality beef, add soy and other mixtures for filler, and then flavor it with addictive chemical flavorings that they make in a lab. Look into it if you don't believe me. \n\nI cringe when my kids want to go there. It's so foul and not to mention freaking expensive. It's totally unbelievable to me that people eat there!
__label__4 I was very pleased at the service and value you receive when boarding your best friend here. \n\nStaff is friendly and helpful.\n\nThe kennels have and indoor/outdoor run which they keep warm on the colder months and cooler on warmer months.\n\n$20 bucks a day to board Fuji at a place that's easy to get to before you hit the strip, I will definitely bring him back here.
__label__0 By far, the WORST dry cleaner in the area.  I brought a rather expensive shirt for cleaning and when I got it back, the front pocket was on the inside!!!  How did that happen?  I can only assume that it was ripped off by accident and they tried to sew it back on without me knowing.  Only thing is, they put it on backward!  When I went back to the store to complain, they became confrontational and they said there was no way that it could have happened.  I offered to provide pictures of the shirt from when I wore it last and they continued to be conrontational.  I would NEVER use this place again and I have reported them to the Better Business Bureau.  Do not go to this place!!!!!!!!!
__label__3 This dry-cleaners is close to my house. Although they advertise \"Most items $2.50\", several of mine were priced higher, with seemingly no rhyme or reason to it.  The service was friendly, however, and they don't require pre-payment.\n\nOne really notable thing that happened, however, was that the young man who handled my items and rang me up when I dropped off my clothes must have miscounted.  My receipt/bill said $23.55.  When I went to pick up my clothes, they said that I owed $30.31.  I questioned it, and she explained that he had miscounted and I actually had 12 items cleaned instead of 9.  I probably looked upset, but I didn't say anything.  She said that she'd give me a discount because of the error and only charged me $26. I thought that was very considerate and I really appreciated the customer service.
__label__4 Item are cleaned and ready as scheduled, they offer inexpensive but quality work, and decent hours of operations.\n\nNote, there is a drive through for those of you with children!
__label__0 I gave this place a lot of business. But when they messed up on 2 brand new shirts i asked to get shortened. They messed up and now. I've been going back and fourth over a month just trying to get paid for my shirts. The owner is trying to do unessisary things. I would never tell people to go here. They wont insure your items
__label__0 This review is for the cycle class only. \nI love to cycle. When I saw that the facility had a class daily I packed my shoes in my suitcase and was super excited that I could get my spin on while in Vegas. I didn't even mind paying the extra $20. Saturday was a long Vegas night but I made it to Sunday 9am spin hydrated and ready to sweat....until the music came on. I admit, I spin in a boutique spin studio in Los Angeles, but there is NEVER an excuse for bad music choice that you cannot coordinate a routine, coordinate pedal stroke to or gets you that motivation to keep going to...this was 45 minutes of what seemed like early 90's hair band rock and long drumming and guitar solos. OMG...it was painful. Oh, we did get one dance song in there! This was such a turn off I decided to not take the class the remaining days of my stay.  Instructor was good, but this is Vegas, the party should continue all the way to the cycle studio.
__label__0 This was a second visit for me. I t had been a few years and last time I had a pretty good round. This visit was a bit surprising for me. First, they claim same day reservations as they are the largest spa in the country or the world. When I walked up for a service to be schedule later in the day between 12 and 4 I was told that most of the massage types I was requisition were not available and then I found one and then he said it was booked while we were talking. So, I ended up with just a general massage which was fine and he did give me 20% off for my troubles. Now, that is not really a big deal as this is an easy discount to get but I appreciated the effort. I think this was more of a staffing issue than anything else with the availability. \n\nWhen I got there ahead of time it took them quite a while to get me back so I had almost zero time to spend in the steam room and sauna. What I noticed that was different this time was that the massage rooms seemed to be almost like a cheap row of motel rooms. The massage was nothing stellar, just run of the mill. This is where the biggest disappointment would occur.\n\nI left my key ten miles back in the room. Now, I do not think there is any way you could remember which room you had been in. If there was, I never saw it. I asked the locker room attendant if he could help. He looked for my intake form and could not find it. Then, he just pawns it off on another employee who was very irritated to be bothered. Finally, when he found the slip which has been misfiled because the guy wrote hi T like an L or something he walked over to my locker and opened it and then just walked off. Now, this gave me no opportunity to shower or anything without leaving my locker open. Very poor service and frankly unacceptable. I will not likely return when in Vegas. \n\nI did want to bring this to a manager's attention on my way out but they had one person working the desk and a line of three folks and i had a dinner reservation to get to and now have to get to my room to shower.
__label__2 I enjoyed the amenities and it was exactly what I needed after a very stressful year.  I was already relaxed while waiting for my appointment and received a top-service massage and facial.  If you are having a facial and want to visit the sauna, jacuzzi or steam room, get there early and do it before.  I did not think about that and thought I would go after, but was told to avoid it after my skin treatment.  I enjoyed the wave room and salt grotto though.  I would take a swimsuit  to enjoy some of the facilities like sauna and steam room if you prefer not to be in a towel.  I would have given it 4 stars, but not pleased with surprise fees or add-ons, so be careful with unwanted add-ons.  For example, I did not request a collagen mask, but she put one on during my facial and then I was charged for it.  I thought it was a part of the facial, but was charged an extra $40 after an already expensive services.  I also had a coupon for a free add-on treatment from the Palazzo, which they acknowledged the coupon on the receipt and also attempted to charge me.  If we stay at the Palazzo or Venetian, I would definitely go back and take advantage of all the amenities there to enjoy, but know to watch out for extra services.
__label__1 This pains me so. To only give a place I love(d) so much a TWO STAR rating., but I must. This isn't based on just one visit, but the aggregation of my last five visit over the previous few months.\n\nWhat sealed it was during tonight's dining experience. There was a younger couple next to us that was seated maybe two minutes before we were. By the time we had left, maybe an hour and ten minutes later they still hadn't received there food. Turns out the cook \"dropped\" the young lady's meal and it had to be remade. It was d\u00e9j\u00e0 vu. \n\nYou see the last time we had patronized this establishment one of the guests in our party had the exact same thing happen to him. Coincidence?  Hardly. I think they expanded the dining room and the kitchen staff just can't handle it. \n\nTonight two of the five entrees came out about five minutes after everyone else's. ALL THE FOOD WAS COLD.  Sending it back really wasn't an option as it took roughly 45 min to get it in the first place.  The rice was soggy , chicken and steak cold, and salad was soggy.\n\nAgain, very disappointed on the last few experiences at what is now most likely not my favorite kebab place.
__label__0 The food was ok but the reason this place received one star was because the customer service was by far the worst ever. I get there it took literally 30 plus minutes to get pita n hummus and a drink. There were maybe 3/4 other tables that's it. Took almost another 45 to get our food. The waiter wasn't attentive at all I had to wave him down every time. Horrible
__label__3 This is one of the best quality Mediterranean places in Las Vegas.  As a local we have tried everywhere, and this is among the top 5.  The Chicken Kabob is the best in Vegas.  Tender, seasoned and grilled perfectly.  Always cooked to order.  The specialty platters are enormous, so don't order unless you are hungry.  The Greek Salad has a near perfect light and flavorful dressing, the only downside is depending on who is in the kitchen you may get overly large lettuce chunks which makes eating awkward.  It is recommended you ask them to toss your salad for you, it will evenly spread the dressing and Fetta around - completely changes the flavor and quality.\n\nIf you like hummus, get the hummus with seasoned beef. Out of this world and simple but flavorful.  \n\nThe decor and ambience are the only downsides.  You feel like you are in a covered hotel banquet room, or having dinner at a retirement home. The lighting, background music, and overall space are a 2 out of 5. \n\nService is a hit or miss.  A few of the staff there are fantastic, but, they randomly handle tables and so you sometimes may wait to get acknowledged.  However, the food quality if worth the wait.\n\nWARNING:  Ordering to-go is a painful experience unless you tell them you will be there in 15-20 minutes.  I have ordered sometimes, showed up 45 minutes later, and they were still not ready.  If you don't tell them you need it fast, you will wait a while. And walk-in takeout is the worst - just plan on a long wait.
__label__3 I've been here twice and the food is great! But what makes this place even better is the service. They go above and beyond and just make the overall environment and experience delightful! Very clean restaurant, friendly staff and great food. This one is great to revisit.
__label__2 It could have all 5 stars if the service was better... Food is very good most of the times, but yesterday my pork kebob had way to many bones! They made me wait for my drink and then for my sauce, so if you like your food without soda and ketchup go for this place:))
__label__4 Great portions, good prices and excellent service. The ambience is friendly and the music is relaxing. Great place to go on a date or with family. We come every time we are in Vegas!
__label__1 The service sucks. The entrances are weird and confusing. Employees look angry and unapproachable. They do make good hummus, pitas are dry thoughbut my husband and I would rather go elsewhere.
__label__0 Worst company ever. They came to my house to measure my ysrd.  We have to call one week later to get the dedign, after they sent the design which doesn't include the features we told them. We called bavk, no answet, emailed back. No answer.  One more week, we emailed again   we told them we will go someone else if they don't get back to us with the appointment.  DAVID, that is the guy, he said they only want to work with customers they wsnt!!!\n\nYou don't follow up. You don't provide customers service,  I will never recommend this company.  Hope the owner can see this review. If they blow away all the customers, good luck with your business !!!!!
__label__2 Was in the area and looking for Guacamole mix so I stopped in here to see if I could find some.  Unfortunately, they didn't have any, so I left and went to the Vons on Lake Mead & Buffalo.\n\nThe store was clean, but the parking lot is a disaster.\n\nReturn Factor - 33%
__label__4 I just delivered my 2nd son with the help of Dr. Michaels at the OB-Gyn Center a few weeks ago and I was there today for my follow up appointment. I can't recommend them enough. When I'm in the office for appointments the staff is great -- they seem to actually care about my time and even though they can't avoid all delays, when they do happen they deal with them well.\n\nEvery appointment I've had there -- and as a pregnant woman there were a lot -- was enjoyable and almost all of them were quick.\n\nDr. Michaels is an amazing doctor: knowledgable, straightforward and direct. She took great care of me and my baby. \n\nIf you're looking for a new OB in the area, definitely give them a try.
__label__3 SHOES!! I LOVE SHOES!!\n\nSo we go here because I wanted some new Chucks! But to get some for cheap I was like sign me up! I went and looked around and started taking photo when some dude comes and asks if I'm OK? I was like yes, I yelp a lot and was just taking photos for my review : ) He just looked at me funny and carried on. I was like amazed with all the selection! Most were like these funky retro colors that were on sale and the regular solids were like 30$ I did find a pair of purple ones that were like 30$ but I'll wait to get em!\n\nThey have a wide selection of shoes, clothes, and accessories. They had a special 2 for 25$ shirts for both men and women, and also a very good sale rack for both! Not too many children's clothing but def have shoes for the kids!\n\nThe staff here is nice and attentive and the store itself is very clean, especially since its very touristy and populated with traffic!! I will def go back and buy my purple shoes!!
__label__4 After listening to friends rave and after reading many 5 star reviews of Todd's Unique Dining we (5 of us) decided it was time we added this place to our monthly dining choices.  We were not disappointed. \n\nThe food and service are excellent.  Todd bowed to my request to add a couple of his much touted scallops to my pan seared Lake Superior Whitefish.   The scallops deserve all the praise they get, but the star here was the Whitefish flown in fresh from Michigan.   The top was seared to form a crunchy crust that complimented the moist, perfectly done interior.  Thank you Todd.  Three of us ordered the Whitefish and no one left a crumb.  As a former Michigan resident I miss the LS Whitefish.  \n\nOne of our party ordered a full order of scallops and said they were the best she'd ever had.  Cindy ordered the  melt-in-your-mouth-like-butter Short Ribs.  A large portion, covered in an untensly flavored and delicious gravy. \n\nSalads all around except for me, were excellent and fresh.  I chose the Asian Dumplings (potstickers) with dipping sauce.  The dumpligs were small, very tender and sooo very deicious as was the dipping sauce.  Not a complaint from anyone at our table.   Oh and the awesome Watermelon/Jalapeno Martini was over the top.  \nBananas Foster for dessert - excellent.   \n\nThe ambiance is very nice, somewhatt romantic if that's what you're looking for and reservations are strongly recommeded.  \n\nOur waitress was quiet, efficient and very polite.  Special thanks to the busser - whose name I didn't get - for taking the photos of our group.
__label__2 Not really sure what all the fuss is about. The food was fine, but not exceptional by this town, and pricey to boot. Top it off with the \"better than you\" attitude from the time I called to make the reservation until the time I walked out the door...just not worth it. \n\nLike I said, the food was fine, so if I'm out with others adamant on dining at Todd's then I'd come again. As long as they're also paying. I work too hard for my money to spend it at this place.
__label__2 This small restaurant did provide a solid meal but there are some opportunities. The dining room is a touch small and not in a good intimate way but more of a one obnoxious diner can ruin your night kind of way! The booths are super upright and wouldn't allow for a slow leisurely dinner which is a bit disappointing considering the comfort level of the offerings! Service was good...I found the braised short rib a touch salty and could describe it as a churched up mimis cafe pot roast and for the price point expected more. Basically ok but nothing to write home about...
__label__2 Just what the doctor ordered Sunday morning after a long night of hard drinking and partying!  We clubbed at Club Asia at Planet Hollywood on Saturday night and had a little too much, because when we woke up Sunday morning at my friend's pad off the strip, we were in dire need of PHO!!! My two buddies were worse off than I was, and I had to sell the idea of finding pho to them for about an hour before they agreed to go just to shut me up.  \n\nLuckily, there was a pho restaurant pretty close to where we were, and we immediately ran in and ordered that warm soupy goodness.  \nThe pho at this restaurant wasn't actually all that good... but I really didn't care...I just needed it inside my belly as fast as possible!  And once again it didn't fail! I felt so good after eating it, and that's why I'm giving this place 3 stars, even though I said it wasn't that good.  \n\nWhat was really interesting about this restaurant was the waitress who served us.  She was probably about 18 years old, and was the daughter of the owners...and she had to have been the most eccentric waitress I've ever had.  She just kept laughing at us and walking next to our table and just standing there with a grin on her face.  She asked us if we were hung over, and when I asked her if she partied the night before as well, she said just smiled and walked away.  Then she sat a table just staring at us.  Creepy!  Then she came back and stood right in front of our table and didn't say anything.  Finally, I had to ask her, \"Are you high?\" and she said, \"You're mean\" and walked away.  That was the end of our encounters with her.  \n\nBottom line, if you need pho badly, this place will do the trick.  Just come knowing that you might get stared at while you eat by the unnamed waitress.
__label__0 I told myself today when I got home from my weeend in Vegas I was going to wite my first review on yelp about the St. Tropez hotel because it is worthy of the first review slot.\n\nWhere do I begin?  Well, let's start at the beginning.  Although I was not the one who booked the hotel, I know that the room was booked a good month in advance (at least).  We arrive in Vegas totally amped for the bachlorette party weeend ahead of us and all we want to do after a 5 hour drive is unpack and start drinking.  The reservation maker of the group goes to the front desk to check in and is told the room isn't ready, they just have to finish cleaning.  OK, so we go across the street to the Hard Rock hotel and have a drink at the Pink Taco.  We come back to find that our room wasn't being cleaned but had been given away because they had a busload of people come in.  We had booked a double king room with a pullout couch (there were 7 of us all together).  The best they could do was give us a single king with a pullout couch and 2 roll away cots.  They did apologize and said we would get the room we originally booked the next day at check in.  When we got to the room we met our ray of sunshine for the weekend, Joe.  Joe was the only part of our experience at the St Tropez even partially enjoyable.  Joe was the Jack of All Trades at the hotel.  He got us towels, he gave us a ride to the strip, and he was funny and personable and not too sore on the eyes either  :)  Anyway,after a night out we come back to the hotel and one of the girls wants to take a shower.  She steps in and no sooner does she find glass in her foot and all over the floor of the shower stall.  Joe got us band aids and helped her clean the wound.  My bedmate and I go to unfold the couch to find unchanged sheets.  Joe got us new sheets.\n\nThe next morning, we go to the lobby at about 8:30 for the continental breakfast.  Note the time.  All the bread is gone.  All the cream cheese is gone.  There's 3 servings of cereal left and a couple of stale cherry pastries.  They are out of orange juice.  The front desk girl goes to get some more goodies from the back and comes out with cold croissants.  Someone in another room tries to put one in the toaster and it gets caught and starts to smolder which is when I overhear someone at another table ask, \"Where's Joe?\"\n\nWhile a few of us sat on the deck next to the stick and leaf littered pool, the leader of our pack went to check on the status of our room change as well as see if there was anything they would be willing to do about our injured friend.  They apologized and said they would upgrade us to the \"presidential suite.\"  We would have to check back at 3 after the rooms had been cleaned.  So we did.  The room's door handle was broken and there was still no other larger rooms available.  So they gave us the option of two rooms but we didn't feel like moving so we stayed where we were for the last night.\n\nIn their defense, the place is totally understaffed and there never seems to be a manager on a duty.  They are overworked and overwhelmed.  They tried to be accomodating to our situation but it's hard to give the customer what they want when there isn't a higher up to okay it.  If nothing else, the St Tropez will just be one of the many stories we get to tell from our bachlorette weekend
__label__2 Decent course for the $45 off season price. Greens were in terrible shape but I'm told they are better during the summer. Be sure to practice good \"etiqueccy\" here and watch out for the Dbag wearing all black.
__label__1 i feel like this one is so much different from others i have been to.  i am always confused about where to find things and it is hard to maneuver around because of disorganization and the long lines that run in to the aisles.  i do not really like this location but it is convenient for when i am on my lunch break.  i just have to allow myself plenty of line to wait in line...
__label__4 After reading all the negative comments about their customer service I was apprehensive going in there this afternoon. But I've shopped at their London and Swiss stores and love the brand. I must admit all those fears came to naught. All the girls were very helpful. Especially the girl in the changing area. She helped me diligently for the almost 2 hrs I was there. All the staff were most helpful and prompt in checking for sizes. Great experience overall!
__label__2 Well I didn't get sick and die, that counts for something these days!
__label__2 I recently had a quick bite to eat at this location.  My usual......Bean Burrito and 7 Layer Burrito.\n\nOrder was accurate.\n\nPlace was clean.\n\nFood was ok.\n\nIt's Taco Bell....not much to say.\n\nWill I return?  Sure.
__label__1 First time there, last time I will come back.  I really just came in for a rootbeer which they no longer have on tap, which makes me very sad.  But i was in the mood for fish.  I ordered one of there combos and the service here was awesome, thats the only reason why they got another star from me.  The staff is great.  \nAnyway the fish was way too salty, everything was dipped in oil, and truthfully after I ate the food I regret my decision.  It didnt sit right, and i felt disgusted.  Everything was room temp and after walking out the door, i knew I was not coming back.
__label__1 The BF and I came for our friends kids birthday party. Yes, we don't have kids ourselves, but come in the name of solidarity and making all the kids jealous of our game playing skills and fat ticket stacks or so we thought. There are few places to do kids birthday parties and I'm sure kids were having a great time, but I laughed at some of the glazed looks on some parents eyes.\n\nThey tried to make it better by offering lite beer and generic wine, but I guess some Summahood parents went buck wild as there is a one per hour limit on alcohol per person. I don't think you can even get a buzz from that even if you used that watered down crap as a alcohol enema. I don't know what changed with pizza, but it was much better even in the past  years when I've been to birthdays for my nephews here and certainly it was way better when I was a child. Now it taste much more frozen, premade crust. Did not try anything else like wings on the menu and there is a small salad bar which is maybe your best bet honestly. \n\nNow the BF and I walked around in hopes to find some games to play. Together because you can't leave a mustached tall white man alone without paranoid parents pulling their kids away I make the boyfriend slightly less molest-y. Fuck your ugly little ginger kid, sir. \n\nThere were a lot of games that were like throw your coin in and leave it up to chance type games. Basically, slot machines for babies and equally as rage inducing and disappointing, but compels you to put more coins in. One even was a complete racket. I put a coin in, got it where it should to score some tickets then it told me I got a  \"bonus\" ticket frenzy type thing, but only if I throw another coin in. Stick to playing interactive games like the basketball, football toss and skeeball. Don't go on the spinning game/ride thing. It smells like pee pee. The best game we found was a Deal or No Deal thing as it had long play value and the BF somehow picks the suitcase with the max amount of tickets so it's one of the few that pays out.  I know I didn't get less shitty on games as I got older, so they must have become tighter on tickets as I had a tiny pile. I have in a storage box a few dolls I won at Chuck E Cheese circa the 90's so the prizes definitely aren't as great either as everything was looking much more low quality. The playground is one area to climb up and go into 2 tubes to 2 hidey holes and a slide - that's it. I guess it can't be TOO fun because they need you to play some games. \n\nIf you do go, look online for coupons. There's almost always a $20 for 100 tokens and some food coupons (though I advise to get pizza instead across the street before/after instead) . \n\nThe plus for me is the random video montages, music videos and slightly creepy sensual song choices of the animatronic singing Chuck E. I was singing the parody of the Michael Jackson song they did \"I wanna Barbeque\" all night from this music video of some purple Grimace/ Barney/Chef lovechild thing in a glittery ass suit. Probably highlight of entertainment is musical adults discussing merits of these little jingles. And what is up with the Zach Galifianakis look alike with a wolf painted face hanging out on a beach during sunset video clip?\n\nMaybe showed up a bit too sober, but definitely learned if there is a next time.
__label__3 Big mall, with all the good shops just like down in H-town. Hollister and abercrombie. They even have the ABC store. You can buy like chips, drinks, and shirts and hats here. The mall is nice, and the convenience  that it was within walking distance of my hotel.
__label__2 3.5- good place to window shop, prices might make you stay back\n\nSat. during the day, my crew and I headed out to the strip, and needed to kill some time before dinner.  My friend suggested checking out the fashion mall.  Well, we don't have anything else to do, why not.\n\nFashion mall is across from the Wynn (or is it the Venetian?) and is located on the strip.  It's pretty much like any mall you may go to across the US, though every hour on the hour on the weekends, in the middle of the mall they have a fashion show.  I think different stores go at different times, but a stage/runway actually lifts up from the ground, and models show off some of the clothing from in mall stores.  It's pretty nifty, but nothing like a real fashion show (not that I've ever been to one).\n\nAgain, another alternative to gambling during the day, this place is a great place to walk around and burn off some of that buffet weight you are currently holding.
__label__3 With over 200 different major stores they have great dining a huge outdoor mega screen and lots of events including daily fashion shows.
__label__3 Its one of the larger more traditional big city type malls in Vegas. Lots of department stores and tons of stores. Nothing too fantastic but it is worth checking out if you are looking for the normal shopping in Vegas.
__label__2 I love the shops here but it is such a pain in the ass if you ever want run in to grab something and jet out due to the (weird) strategic layout thanks to the people who designed this mall. \n\nThere is a mall similar to this frustrating maze back in San Diego, it's called Horton Plaza. The difference is that the one back in SD is outdoors and this one is not and there are plenty of places to sit and hangout in Horton Plaza vs. Fashion Show, it's too pretty to have loiters lol. I just don't get these designs though, there are so many shops that are not seen unless you walk by them, they're hidden-- so why design the layout as such? Not only do you feel like a rat in a maze, the parking is CRAP, most especially during the holidays. \n\nNowadays I only come here for one store (and I can spend hours and many, may dollars there) or to have lunch with old colleagues. It's a great place to browse around and spend a few hours shopping or eating, especially if you're dining at one of the restaurants that overlook the strip, otherwise, it's an irritating trip to make if you're in a hurry.
__label__2 The Fashion Show Mall is a place to see and be seen. The high class department stores and shops draws in a certain crowd and it feels like very little shopping gets done. \n\nI am a big fan of walking the malls. I love the outdoor ones, but when summer is in full effect, I engage in some A/C perusing. While I love some window shopping, sometimes you want to walk out with something to show for it and I consistently leave empty handed. There are rarely any deals worth taking advantage of. Although the Fashion Show is home of my favorite stores, I would rather go to Town Square or the outlets to get Banana Republic, GAP, or Express.\n\nThe plus side is that this mall often holds fashion shows or cool events on the rise up stage near the Apple Store.
__label__2 Typical mall but a bit over priced and not geared towards locals. Definetly a tourist trap mall but still has a few nice specialty shops and occasionally a good sale here or there. The coffee bean here is awesome and the mall has free yoga on sundays at lululemon so thats a plus as well.
__label__3 Great mall. Need more elevators, more restrooms and what the hell, says you open at 10:00 am but the stores aren't even open yet. \n\nThis mall needs to get it together.
__label__3 Whenever I visit Vegas, I end up buying something at Fashion Show Mall.  They have a great Macy's, Nordstrom's (if you are near they have free wifi), and lots of stores to meet lots of needs depending on what you are looking for.  This visit I went to Skechers to check out if there were any sales on a specific pair of shoes I wanted but no such luck.\n\nI rested at the tables outside the food court as most were vacant.  The seating in the food court is big and lots of variety including Chinese, burgers, hot dogs, fries, and wraps, and restaurants too .  \n\nThere isn't too much seating to take a break unless you go near the Nordstrom's and the hall that leads towards the strip.  But at least it's comfortable and clean.  There's also a taxi stop by Nordstrom's door and a valet that was helpful.
__label__0 Horrible store! Horrible customer service! \n\nWas planning to open 2 new lines through Sprint with my husband but after being in this joke of a store we decided not to. \n\nWe were helped by a woman who clearly didn't know what was going on in her own store. She tried to show us the new iPhone 6 but didn't even know it wasn't on display anymore. \n\nAll she cared about was making her sale. \nWe were going to preorder 2 iPhones and she said she just had to see our credit. \nMy husband SPECIFICALLY asked her if it would be a hard credit pull or a soft. And she said don't worry it's soft. \nCome to find out this morning it was a hard credit pull. \n\nBesides that she had no other information or answers for our questions. It was all \"I'm not sure.\" \"I'll have to check.\"  \n\nDo you know your job or not?! \n\nDon't go here. You can find better help at another store with more educated employees.
__label__0 Worst Sprint store in town. Their staff are theives and the managers cover up for them. I'm currently disputing  fraudulent charges from this store. No one wants to take responsibility and I'm out 500$ \n\nHorrible customer service and untrained staff. \n\nI proved one of their sales people stole from me and threw manager did nothing!\n\nI'm also reporting this store to the BBB.\n\nDO NOT GO HERE!
__label__0 I don't know why I keep coming here. The service is not good and their food isn't good. And they aren't even busy! \n\nI've been here about 6 times. Mostly take out and one dine in occasion.\n\nI've never had one of those experiences where I notice someone order AFTER me and still get their food first. Until here! \n\nI remember that occasion. We ordered a pizza, and two appetizers. Our pizza came out literally 45 minutes after ordering it, they bring the one appetizer another 5 minutes later, and then the second appetizer just about the hour mark. One of those that's it I'm leaving moments but I stuck it out. We were in there when there were maybe 2 other small parties were there so I just didn't understand. They had a lot of workers but we maybe got one refill when we asked after we ate. \n\nThere was never a \"sorry out kitchens baked up\" or even a just plain \"sorry it's taking so long\". That tells me they don't see a problem.\n\nHow hard is it to fry up some garlic balls to bring out as an appetizer? How about wings? That should have come out first to freaking offset the pizza wait! Restaurant and service 101!\n\nOur entire meal took almost an hour and a half. \n\nGranted the take out line started getting busy we still ordered way before it got busy.\n\nThen tonight I went and took a take out order and our crust was burnt on our pizza. \n\nSorry but that was the last straw. I just can't see myself eating here again.\n\nYes their garlic balls are good and cheap but I'll go elsewhere at all costs. \n\nTheir ordering sucks. You call and automatically get placed on hold. WHY?! I was in there and both girls did that. WHY?! They weren't even doing anything that couldn't wait!\n\nAlso the staff sucks.\n\nCustomer service and personality go along way. I don't see how that girl works there. She must be related or own the place. Dark hairs girl that is a little pale. Sorry to put her out there but she just sucks. One time she gave me a free ranch with my order but I left a tip larger than the cost of the ranch so that doesn't make up for it. \n\nThere's no appreciation of the customer. I'd rather eat where they have good service and good food as opposed to bad service and great food. \n\nThey don't give a good name to local businesses and I'd much rather eat at a big corporate chain as opposed to this place.
__label__2 It's no secret that Fed Ex sucked the life out of Kinkos. The BF tells me stories of his youth here and I can see it in people's faces at nearly all the ones I stop in that they're checked out. I can't really blame them for being indifferent- they get yelled at- alot. \n\nThis is the biggest one I've been to and there is a good amount of staff because of the size. However, during a rush, it's bit of a frustrating mess much like waiting at the post office and this one can get that way. \n\nIt's the most convenient location so on the few occasions I need a print center, I tend to go to this location.
__label__4 Great service!  Food tasted great too.
__label__0 I just spent $48.13 on dinner and their is plastic in my ice cream. I took a picture of my receipt . I joke not I could have died and the staff just didn't care.   \nOh no I won't return here nope not for all the money in Vegas. Funny thing is when the manager came over to talk to us her attitude was extra happy almost like a stepford wife. She happily said oh I know where the plastic is from! Then she followed up by  just excusing herself by saying oh sometimes plastic gets left on cookies nothing major. Hon its major because had that plastic got stuck in my throat...I could have died.\n Now her attitude that was nice or overly nice bugs me for one reason. I as the customer would like to know that what bugs me bugs you as well. Not that I'm upset and you making like you having the best day ever.\n When she came to the table I need you to understand I had just finished gaging as if I could not breath pulling plastic out my mouth. So I would have liked to know that she was concerned with my well being as a human and also a client. For example Like can you ask me if I'm ok. Do I need a glass of water. She should  have been more helpful. Instead of oh my these things happen...here is your 8 bucks back have a nice day. Good GOD shes a clueless chick. Where can you eat and have plastic in your food and the manager will say its ok it happends. Well because of her own words my friends I will say don't eat at this location because her happy go lucky attitude says she will allow this to keep on happening and our safety as humans are of no importance to her. Because should we choke on plastic oh well it happends.
__label__3 The tea is AHHHMAZING! I was drinking so fast I nearly choked. Lol. It's quality tea! The chicken fingers were yummy. I put LA hotsauce in my canes sauce and it was mouth watering. The fries were not fresh but I'm not much of a crinkle fries fan.
__label__4 Val was very helpful and knowledgeable about the products. She helped me with a sim card issue and didn't even charge me, so I bought a stock charger for a great price. Will buy from again and refer my friends and family.
__label__4 I went in to find a battery for my son who has an old Galaxy S.  The staff was very friendly and helpful in helping me find the correct battery.  I looked around and was surprised to see all of the different items they had in their store.  As I was waiting to check out the lady behind me started talking to me and mentioned how much she liked this store because of previous experiences she had there.  I would highly recommend Yes of Course for cell phone needs and will be returning there again.
__label__1 This review is for Cox Pavilion. I just got back from taking my kids to see Sesame Street Live: Elmo's Healthy Heroes. The cool part is that my monkeys had a blast and got to hug most of the characters (I feel like a badass mommy right now). The other cool part (LITERALLY!) was that they kept the venue at about 50 flippin' degrees. I am guessing it was because the characters on stage get super hot in their furry costumes. That's all fine and dandy but please let us know ahead of time so we can dress properly. My son was almost to the point of tears because he was so cold and my daughter burrowed in my arms (we had all dressed in shorts and t-shirts...its about 90 degrees today). It took away from the performance and was just all around annoying to deal with. \n\nOn a brighter note...the staff is wonderful....super cool to my monkeys. That always makes me happy....just make it a few degrees warmer and you guys get bumped up two stars.
__label__3 I have been coming here to the T&M since I was little. They host a variety of venues. I miss the days of the LV Thunder! This last visit was for the UNLV Rebel game. Tickets were courtesy of Misti Y. and Nacho Daddy on Eastern. Thanks!\n\nWe pulled into the parking area about 30 minutes before the game and was worried we might not get a spot. We passed back through again and luckily got a spot that wasn't too far away. The walk wasn't the problem it was the c-c-cold wind! Getting inside was smooth with no line or wait. We found our seats and actually really enjoyed them. They were up in the rafters/boonies but let me tell you the view of the court was good enough for me. There really isn't a bad seat in the house. \n\nJust before the end of the 1st half me and my man decided to go check out the grub. We ended up with \"Smoked Sausage & Fries\" and a soda. It was $11 total for both. It tasted pretty good. They have a number of options for food and drinks. The price varies from reasonable to not so reasonable. \n\nThe Rebels won the game! Yay! It was a nail biter at the end but, our rebs pulled off the winning shot in the last 10 seconds. Woot!\n\nParking is free for Rebel games.... Score!
__label__3 Where else can you catch a sporting event or concert for less than $20?  With lots of parking and reasonably priced food and drinks, this is the place to be to watch all your favorite artists that are not headliners on the strip.  I just recently watched the SWV and Joe concert... it was well worth it.
__label__3 This review is for the WWE Smackdown event.  It started at 7 pm but we didn't arrive until closer to 8 pm.  Found several parking spots up close.  The parking attendants and security were all friendly.  The escalator going up was out of order, that's the only reason why I didn't give 5 stars.  The attendants checked my purse for bottles, alcohol and I guess weapons.  Glad I didn't bring my flask like I started.  Inside is very nice and clean.  Hot dogs, nachos and beer to start.  Also served alcohol, my double jack and coke was good.  Most people were already seated.  Our seats were towards the top, in portal 27, row M.  Everyone I encountered working there was very nice.  I was amazed at how clear we could see the stage.  Glad I only bought the $23 seats.  There were some folks in our seat but they left with no problems when we got there.  Only problem was the stupid guy who kept holding up the Vegas sign.  We yelled at him to put the sign down several times, I even told the attendant who said he had already been warned and I could make a complaint with some other department.  My son had so much fun, the arena went crazy with YES chants when Daniel Bryan came out.  We left a little before the last match was over to avoid the crowds.  Stopped at bathroom and surprised it was so clean.  Leaving was a breeze, parked near the exit and the parking attendants used flares to guide traffic.  Had a blast.
__label__0 my first Burberry purchase was on 5\\29/2014 I mistakenly purchased a ll maydown MCO Bla46 which was on sale for $595 formerly $750. It was cute with two tassels in front with a snap button closure. I was told by the sales person that I needed to take the purse on the floor because they were no others. After getting home I immediately took the tags off of a purse. After filling the purse with various items I noticed that the latch was hard to secure. After leaving Las Vegas I went to San Francisco and left a purse in Las Vegas at a family member's house on my return to Las Vegas on June 24th 2014. I decided that I would return the purse due to the problems with the closure. When I attempted to return the purse to the store for my  full refund I was told that's because the purse with on sale I only had 14 days for a refund additionally I was told that the purse was not in resalable condition due to the fact that the price tag had been removed. After talking to managers and Customer service it was determined that the store was in fact justified in their decision to refuse a refund or store credit for the purse. I feel that if i had I known that the purse and had a 14 day return policy I might have not purchases a sale item.\n I would have never taken the tag off immediately until I was sure that the bag was fully functional. I feel it you can get better service at Walmart you have 30 day return policy and all you really need is a receipt I'm sure Louis Vuitton does not have such a shallow policy. Burberry can never match\n up to louis Vuitton and maybe this is one of the reasons why you live and you learn.\n\n..\n.
__label__4 Whenever I visit Las Vegas I always make sure to stop by CASA FUENTE. A mojito and one of the house blend torpedos. Sitting in the patio watching Sportscenter on one of the TVs. Nice way to spend an afternoon. The nights are pretty cool too. Especially during the weekend of the BIG SMOKE in November. The prices are not cheap, but, IT\"S VEGAS BABY!!!!
__label__3 Nice selection of cigars and a sophisticated, wide ranging bar and cocktail menu. Mojitos are very authentic.\nOdd comment for a cigar bar but we found it a little too smoky late at night.
__label__4 This is a must if you are in Vegas. The lounge/bar staff are very attentive to the guests needs. I was concerned about the prices because of what I had read in other posts but they were actually better prices than I expected. I will stop here every time I am in Vegas, Michael the GM was awesome as was all the staff. Treat yourself and don't miss this place.
__label__4 Nice selection of Fuente Cigars including some very exclusive lines. Knowledgeable and friendly staff, reasonable, not cheap cigars. Top-of-the-line cigars for the most part. And finally, a very nice lounge. Nice to see a classy cigar-bar to enjoy while my wife shops! A win-win!
__label__1 Waited 10 minutes for menu and water. Didn't help it was 100 degrees outside.  Anytime the server was at our table, he never looked at us once. He was always looking around at passerby's. Took our wine list away before we even looked at it, then asked if we wanted drinks. I politely told him he took our drink menu away so we never had a chance to look at it. It was very obvious he would be very quick to get an attitude in any situation. Plus, it was Mother's day and it wasn't a very pleasant customer experience. But customer service is huge and they easily failed at that. The food was not very good. Caprese salad was just \"ok\" and the calamari was HORRIBLE!!! Bland and overly chewy. No flavor. No one thanked us for dining or wished happy mothers day as we walked out. Not a very pleasant experience. We DEFINITELY won't be returning. Their name shouldn't be Luna Rossa.....it should be Luna Grossa.
__label__1 Fat Tuesday is basically known for their ice blended alcoholic beverages and their large containers. Their drinks are cold and refreshing, but they are made with such cheap liquor, that it leaves you with a pounding headache afterwards. I shared the yard-long peach bellini with a friend and I totally regretted it. I will admit...I felt pretty cool walking around The Strip with my yard-long jug from Fat Tuesday; however, I did not feel so cool after I finished drinking it's contents. Not only did it make us feel bloated, but our buzz was short lived and we suffered huge headaches afterwards. It's good to try, but meh, never again.
__label__0 No stars. I took my NYE dress in right out of the box. It had a bow attached. When I went to pick it up, they had creased the bow into what I can only describe as looking like one of those Chinese folding fans. I asked them to steam it to get the creases out and was told they couldn't until tomorrow at 7am because their machines were turned off. This happened at 5:30pm and they're open until 7pm. I explained I work 7am-3pm. They said they close at 1pm NYE. Basically they were too lazy to fix the mistake by taking 5 minutes to steam it. I asked them to work with me on their price and was told they could only take $1 off. On top of all this, they're definitely higher priced than Polo cleaners down the block on Silverado Ranch. Now I'm stuck trying to figure out how to fix their mistake on my own dime and time.
__label__0 Horrible customer service. Asked if there was a wait, they stated \"\"No, we can take you now.\" Was seated to soak and I waited 15 min. They took another customer before me and I asked again at this point how long was the wait. They stated 10 more min. Was more upset that they lied about taking me right away and still didn't apologize for having me wait. Wouldn't recommend this place to anyone!
__label__4 Dr.spellman is great. I felt no pain during a filing and felt very comfortable. I'm not a fan of dentists, but he made me feel comfortable.
__label__0 It really takes a lot to agitate me and yet the girl(s) at Rebel Oil #66 on the corner of Decatur and Flamingo managed to do just that.  I went in for gas.  The card reader at the pump was not working so I went in to pay for my gas.  There are two girls standing behind the counter talking ane one doing some type of inventory in front of the counter.  They ignore me for nearly 3 minutes.  Now you may be saying,,, \"Come on, its only three minutes\" but when you are the only one other than the three of them standing there it seems like an eternity.  No \"Hello\", \"I will be right with you\" Nothing.  They just kept talking to each other and refused to acknowledge me until I cleared my throat.  All I got was a look.  No greeting, no inquiry, no nothing she just gave me the \"What do you want?\" look.  So I ask for my gas, she rings it in and I walk back to my car.  No salutation,,,, nothing,  Just the look of irratation that I had interupted her morning coffee conversation with her coworker.  I am sure it was important and had something to do with cold fusion, world peace, molecular chemistry or something like that.  (Insert sarcasm here).  I get to the pump and low and behold.... nothing.  The pump wont turn on.  I go back in.  Still no inquiry what so ever so I say. \"I am not getting anything on the pump\".  She goes over to the register and a few seconds later spouts out  \"Ok, go ahead\".  Wow, she actually does speak.  Back to the pump.  Same problem.  I go back in.  I ask if they can just change my pump number.  She says \"Did you hit the green button?\"  (No, dumbass, you did not tell me I had to hit the freaking green button.) Since fairness is always in order this time I did not say anything I just turned around and walked back to the pump.  I finally get my gas and as I pull out the first thing in my mind is I am going to rip this joint on Yelp!  \nYou would think that with the hundreds of gas stations around (a lot with cheaper gas), the people working in them would make at least a tiny effort to be polite and friendly.  I guess Rebel Oil #66 on Decatur and Flamingo does not think that is necessary.  \n\nJoin my quest and get your gas somewhere else please.
__label__2 Usually this place is OK. Don't try to ask any questions, there won't be any meaningful answers. Food is Great. My favorite thing is the diversity of options compared to other mexican places. This location usually is filled with business casual people. And, is completely packed at lunch\n\nNow do not get the Tortilla soup to go. it is $3, comes in an small cup, and leaves the worst taste in your mouth. \n\nStick with the burritos.
__label__0 If you have a similar experience to mine described below or are just not happy with Marble Express, try contacting Jason Gerber before giving up on them.  After reading my review he contacted me to attempt to resolve my complaints, personally.  He was legitimately appalled by my experience and offered to go above and beyond to make sure I was taken care of.  He obviously cares about his business but has employees that need to care.  I'm sure he is addressing this. My business was concluded with Daltile so I did not take advantage of his offer. I am glad that I let him know about the issues at his business. This may have been taking a toll on his profits and he may have been wondering why.\n\n\n\n\n\nZero stars if I could have. Avoid this place!!!!!!  Dodged a big bullet today.  I went there to buy 5 slabs of granite for my new house that I'm building.  When I arrived I had to seek out someone to help me by going back into one if the offices.  Despite the fact that I had a list of the Slabs that I needed from my design center, they handed me a piece of paper and sent me into the warehouse.  This was after a lengthy search for a clipboard which they never found.  I wandered down each aisle searching for my granite, which I never located.  I was told that a guy by the name if \"Manny\" would meet me in the warehouse.  He never showed.  I went back to the office to tell them that I could not find my granite and that Manny never met me.  She said \"I'll try to page him\".  After another lengthy wait.....nothing.  I went back to the office and handed the lady the paper she had given me and I told her I was going to Daltile.  She said nothing.....no apology, just reached her hand out for the paper.  She could care less.  I'm sure 5 slabs of granite won't make or break their year, but this type of customer service will ruin a business.  But, it's not her business so she doesn't care.  Sad.  I called back after I left and asked to speak to a manager. I was told her name was Dawn Bar but she was not available.....imagine that!  I later did a web search of Marble Express and found horrible reviews which I will copy and paste below.  My wife and I were talking to each other about our experience at Marble Express when we arrived at  Daltile. A contractor overheard us and laughed.  He said that one of his clients was telling him a similar story about Marble Express just 2 hours earlier. I now feel very lucky.  I've used Daltile for my previous home and am using them again.  Their operation is a class act. Here are the other reviews I found by doing a web search on Marble Express:\n\n Jamie W.\n0 friends 2 reviews\n\n\nThese guys are thieves! We ordered and paid for 4 Full slabs of quartzite. When my fabricator received the slabs, two were missing approximately 25% due to breakage (entire corner missing). Shlomo and Leor (father and son) refused to return calls to rectify the situation. We eventually drove (3 hours round trip) back to Marble express because Leor would not call us back. Receptionist told him we were there, we walked out to the warehouse and he was with customers, so we went back to the lobby to wait. After waiting for about 45 minutes, we found out that he left out the back door. Shlomo told us that we got such a great price that we should be happy with what we got. We were charged by the square foot and shorted over $700 of product. When I told him I would take him to small claims court, he told me that it was my word against his! These guys are lowlifes! I'm taking them to small claims court...\n\n3/1/2013\nTiffany K.\n\n\nThis place is horrible...\nThey are extremely shady and it doesn't matter who they hurt. They sold our granite out from under us. Putting a hold on something and signing things doesn't mean anything here. Don't trust anyone here, especially Manny. \n\nNEVER AGAIN! \nThank you Marble Express for ruining our new construction home experience. \nZERO STARS!!!!
__label__0 We took a nice tour of Las Vegas with this cab company. One that we didn't want. Instead of going right to the Wynn we went down by Mandalay Bay and then onto the highway and back up north.\n\nAvoid this cab company unless you want to pay for a tour of the strip.
__label__1 This Terrible's is pretty close to my house. I stop there for beer on my way home.\n\nUsed the car wash one time, I felt I payed way too much, for a horrible car wash. \n\nNever pumped gas there, because it's higher in price than most gas stations in my area. \n\nThe convenience store has a good selection of products, at a decent price. \n\nThe beer cavern is great, because it's the coldest beer, in miles.\n\nIt's not the easiest parking lot to get in and out of. It's usually crowded, and parking spots are hard to find.\n\nThe employees are pretty much what you can expect from Minimum Wage Employees.\n\nI will still go there, as long as the price is right.
__label__2 Food here is satisfactory. It's not going to blow your mind. I generally order the California burrito and it's good. But if your looking for something authentic look elsewhere. However, it does the job if your looking for something cheap and filling.
__label__4 With so many choices for breakfast, what makes one place stand out from the others? Well, Egg Works (http://www.theeggworks.com/) has a a little something special up its sleeve. Its not the only place that does this, but it definitely a nice change of pace. What is it you ask? Banana nut bread as a toast option! If you didnt get excited by the last sentence, you've got issues! =). On my daily trek to work, I always pass by a mom and pops breakfast place called The Egg and I. Egg Works is by the same people and its closer to my house. We head out on a Sunday morning around 10am and this place is packed. After a minimal wait, we sit down and open the extensive menu. Its one of those menus where you find something you want on every page. After about 15 minutes we finally agree on two dishes. We order the Bacon Avocado Omelette and the Country Fried Steak and eggs. Oh yeah... This is my favorite part. \"What kind of toast would you like with your meal? We've got wheat, white, sourdough, banana nut.\" OMG. Nothing makes a yummy breakfast more yummy than a banana nut muffin that doesnt cost extra! Haha.
__label__4 OK folks, this is the essential breakfast joint...just look at the name!  Upon arrival, I could already tell this was the real deal Holyfield...it was packed with a good amount of people waiting.  I grabbed a seat at the counter, bypassing everybody (really dislike waiting in line for anything) \n\n I ordered the Chicken Fried Steak, eggs over medium, seasoned potatoes, sourdough toast.  I would suggest the potatoes w/o seasoning ( a bit salty) the steak was good, texture, crispy, good gravy.  Add Lea n Perrins and we are ready to rock!\n\nService is good here overall, this is a busy place w/ a good system for order caller/plater and waitress/runners.  \n\nAfter all was conquered, the waitress tells me about the banana nut muffins.... she gave me one after the fact to try it.  I'm not a big sweets guy, but it waas good.\n\nThis place has something for everyone and stuff for other people....for the low star reviewers, I'd say they are the others... for the masses, this should be a 5-star place!  \n\nTil next time, good eating!
__label__4 After trying the sundance special for the very first time, I try so hard to try other items on the menu but I seem to always revert back to my Sundance Special! Love the potatoes and banana nut muffin with my breakfast!
__label__4 The best place for breakfast hands down. oh yeah there is that other great breakfast Joint egg and I. if you don't know there the same  restaurant different name. my girl friend and i love this place. I'm surprise they don't know my order by know. their bacon and onion skillet is the best.
__label__2 The service is excellent and the wait time wasn't too bad. Only about 10-15 minutes to get a table, which is reasonable for a weekend spot. The restaurant is clean and definitely a popular spot for breakfast since every table was filled. The food unfortunately didn't \"wow\" me. I ordered the Three Pigs omelette, which was covered with a massive amount of jack cheese. So much that the grease from the cheese puddled into one corner of the omelette.  I had to scrape most of the cheese off. I could barely taste the meat flavors and was hoping for a crunchy bacon filling with the sausage and ham. The side potatoes were a bit overcooked and over seasoned and the English muffin was drenched in butter. Maybe my stomach wasn't in the mood for lots of oily fats, because I just wasn't impressed by the meal or flavors.\n\nI would definitely return again and try another dish. It's difficult to find a great breakfast spot, so I won't rule this place out. I unfortunately can't give it a four or five star rating like most of the reviews on here because it just wasn't that spectacular.
__label__4 This place is amazing!  The bacon mashed potato omelet is a must.  The wait staff is friendly and attentive.
__label__4 The best banana Nut bread Ive ever had!!! I live in LA and I'd drive here for the day just to get some bread and mimosas !! Along w more amazing good food ! Nicole is an Amazing server !!! So sweet and patient. With a smile !! Good service ! Love this place
__label__3 Good food. \nFast service. \nWell priced. \nTenikia, our server, was super friendly and nice.
__label__0 It's 106 degrees outside and 90 plus inside the restaurant !!! Asked if the AC was on. Oh yes she would check??  It's 90 plus. AC is not working!!! Daaahh
__label__1 Customer service here is terrible!  The teenage Asian girl there never has a clue to anything. Please hire someone with more common sense and a better personality and maybe you'll have more happy customers
__label__1 Over priced. Grumpy driver. I could get 2 subs at Jimmy Johns for the price they charged me. The dessert (Cheese cake) sub parr...thick bread, hardly any meat. I do not recommend it.
__label__4 Tried this place for the first time tonight with four other friends and everyone loved it. We have been to numerous sushi places around tow. And defiantly would rate this in the top 3. All of us did the all you can eat, which includes access to a sushi salad bar they have which is very good. We had numerous roles and I recommend trying the ice cream in your mouth and the banana role. Both is something you must try, I did t think I was going to like it but we all decided to try it and all of us liked both of them so much we had to order more. The selection of roles was quite large and all of them were very tasty. I strongly recommend this place to anyone who is a sushi lover, I'd give it a 6 out of 5 stars.
__label__4 Love it!  I like that they do half sushi rolls!  The best rolls are the ocean roll, sexy roll and first kiss!  And their ice cream in your mouth is a very neat dessert roll!  Their AYCE price cannot be beat it includes Everything on their menu!
__label__4 This is some of the best chain restruant pizza I have ever had! The price is great and they have great deals also. The pizza is far better than Papa John's and doesn't even compare to Pizza Hut - Some places like Villia Pizza and Roma Pizza have just as good pizza. Don't let the two past reviews sway your descion - This pizza is great and a great vaule, I have to drive 10 miles to go pick my pizza - Its worth it!
__label__3 Mother's Korean Grill is in the heart of the Ranch 99 Chinatown mall on Spring Mountain near Valley View, right behind the \"Journey West\" golden statue, on the first floor. \n\nIt is clean, modern, with esthetically pleasing decor of charcoal gray flagstone tile floors, elegant color combinations of black, natural tones and red accents, and nice touches throughout that give it a very polished look rather than your Ma and Pa dive.  \n\nThe service was very prompt and we were checked on constantly by several waitresses. The booths have high quality stainless steel and clean hood fans and clean cast iron grills for the Korean BBQ. \n\nThe restaurant has been in business for about 3 years. \n\nFirst you are offered a large platter of salad, with mixed greens chopped with a sesame dressing. Then 8 banchan dishes come out, plus the radish soup and rice. They also offer the garlic slices, hot green chili pepper slices and the brown soy flavored paste.\n\nThe Bulgogi was good, well marinated and served with pieces of yellow and green onions, and a lot of meat, thinly sliced.\n\nThe Dolsot Bi Bim Bop was served on a large heated clay platter rather than the small clay bowl many places use. It had the usually veggie combinations and rice, with some beef, but no egg. Maybe they forgot, as the picture on the menu shows an egg!\n\nThe prices are a litle expensive, for the decor and the fact this isn't LA , SF or the OC, where competition keeps the prices lower. The Bulgogi was $22 and the Dolsot Bi Bim Bop was $16 for dinner. \n\nYou pay more for the ambiance, but this is a good place and I had a good experience. I paid as much a half a block away and the service was slow and grumpy, and the ambiance wasn't as nice.
__label__2 Whenever I past by this restaurant, it always give me this homey feeling to it and thought to myself that one day I'll make some time to go. And I did. When I went there, I was promptly seated planned to be unbiased throughout the whole meal. Service was good.. Unfortunately, their food was just mediocre for the price I've paid. The menu is what I call, \"tourist price\". (Over priced) Tofu Hut serve similar things there for a less expensive price. If their food was as good as the place looks, I would've give them another star but eh, food was alright.
__label__3 I generally love Korean BBQ as it is so tasty and delicious. Normally the places I go to are not so \"inviting\", but this place is a nice place to go.\n\nAtmosphere - Very clean, big and roomy restaurant. Well designed. Many of the places around Sahara Commercial Center and the older places are, well,  old.  This place is easy on the eyes for sure.\n\nService - Very nice attentive and helpful, especially for novice BBQ eaters. If it gets busy though,  you will need to be a bit more assertive and ask for things. \n\nFood - Very nice, went for the Pork and beef. All nice and subtle tasting wtih not too much overpowering spices.  Kim Chi selection was nice, but very, westernized, meaning, that there were mostly the mild type of Kim Chi. They will refill for you based on request.  Odd that they do not serve a soup with the meal.  Fire was a bit low, so things took time to cook. Overall pretty nice.\n\nSelection - A bit more on the food. I usually order Bulgogi or Kalbi, and here they have various levels of quality of beef that I normally am not used to, so be prepared that you have choices in quality. More expensive, more quality the cut. I find, however, that proper marinade and tenderizing the meat and proper slicing make for a great meal, and I am not one to really be able to tell the great cut of meat in Korean BBQ. So, i ordered the least expensive.\n\nOther - I will for sure go back as it is easy to get to and park, as it is in Chinatown plaza, and it is fun to stroll around the little plaza and see what else is going on. Be sure, if you are on a date, to bring some mints and gum with you. The food has a lot of garlic.....\n\nCheck it out for sure.
__label__3 went here for the first time & I have to say I was satisfied with their food. we ordered the chicken & beef bulgogi and grilled saury, they were all really delicious! I would have given this place 5 stars for the food & atmosphere alone, but I had to take one star off for slow service & some dishes on the menu are a bit over priced.
__label__2 I was tired and a little sick from the drive, so I wanted something not warm and soupy. I decided to order the RICE CAKE SOUP that included sliced rice cakes, dumplings, portions of beef (?), all mixed together in a broth (not sure what kind of broth they used). \n\nThe RICE CAKE SOUP was alright. I really wished there was more flavor to it, but the portion was a lot and I couldn't finish it all (they really filled that broth up with the ingredients). The rice cakes were the perfect, chewy texture - not too thick or thin. The dumplings were well-made although I had to eat them fast because the dumplings wraps kept tearing easily. \n\nIn the end, I probably wouldn't order the RICE CAKE SOUP again. My sister has made it before and she did tell me it's not suppose to have a lot of flavor, that it's suppose to have a mild taste to it, but I prefer her homemade soup to this one. \n\nThe restaurant service was pretty good. We received our side dishes; we had to get their attention quite a bit to ask them to refill some side dishes though. They also supplied us with water (we had a water bottle off on the side, but they refilled that too when it was empty). \n\nThe only thing I definitely would not purchase would be the kalbi, because that is expensive!!! I recommend sticking to your broth soups, tofu soups, and bibimbaps or something along those lines unless you're willing to dish out the money.
__label__4 Try the soondubu jjigae and bibimbap! Every meal comes with 6 korean side dishes, so I always leave satisfied. The waitresses here are very kind, helpful, and smiley. One of them even helped me with my korean, which I greatly appreciated. I highly recommend you try this place out!
__label__4 Me and my friends chill here twice a week. Nader is the best bartender around. Great music, lots of tv's, and great food. I LOVE this place
__label__2 Decent, clean, food was good. I've only been here twice now, but it's good to know this joint is close to home should I just want to get out for a bit. Went with a girlfriend on a Friday night and it was quiet, but nice. No creepers bugging us. Returned on a Sunday after a funeral with a bunch of friends and we were able to all be seated together right away. Took a long time for everyone to get their food, but I guess 15 people is a lot to cook for all at once!
__label__1 The place is hit or miss depending on which bartender you get.  They have some really good ones, but they also have at least 1 really bad one.  I won't name names but I wouldn't recommend the place on certain nights of the week.
__label__3 It's Friday 5:00pm-- where should I go to get my happy hour fix? Came here straight from work after a looooong week! I heard about their 2 for 1 drinks and had to check it out. \n\nThey have a crazy amount of beer selection! I'm not much of a beer drinker but I do like trying fruity ciders or ales. Decided on blackberry cider ($5) and pear cider ($4). It's 2 for 1 so basically we got 4 beers for $9. That is a steal! It's pretty much a beer lovers heaven. \n \nDuring happy hour appetizers are either $3, $6, or $9! So for Food-- I decided on the steak nachos ($6). These were pretty damn creative. On top of each tortilla chip is all the ingredients in nachos and the cheese was melted on top surrounding all the ingredients. So it wasn't messy like nachos usually is. You just pick up the chip and eat it. Of course the portion isn't as big as they usually are but it still filled me up. \n\nThe beau got the chicken wings with fries ($6). Pretty good. I liked how the wings were just the right amount of hot. The fries stood out to me. It was crispy and seasoned just right. They weren't just regular ol' fries you find at a bar. \n\nAtmosphere is pretty laid back. There's bunch of TVs for the games. It was pretty packed when I got here but our server, Jose, did a good job checking on us.
__label__3 I'll never understand how they can be so patient at this dennys. I was not sober, the waiter asked me for my order three times before i responded, and STILL had a smile on her face. oh, did i mention it was at 6 in the morning? \nThe guy at the table behind us knocked out and was snoring over his food to boot. You don't expect great food at denny's. You expect denny's food. it's not any better here than at any other location and it's not any worse either. food came out quickly, and it hit the spot.
__label__1 I appreciate all these people who are giving Boe five stars. However, my experience, not so good.\n\nI tried the place for a few free classes, and got the lavish love and swooning everyone looked for. That was totally dropped the instant I signed the contract. I barely got a nod as I came in from that point on. Boe was primarily focused on his female fighter, and had little to do with anyone else. If I wanted to work out on my own, I have a heavy bag and can run on the streets; why pay someone else to get just that.\n\nLater, when my schedule was adjusted at work, I informed him via his assistant that I could not come during the regular boxing times, and what other times were available? They said that they closed at 1 and re-open later in the afternoon. I told them that I would be working at that time. That's the last I heard of them. I ran into Boe at a bout a few months later, and said he would work something out but never responded to my emails. Basically I was being cold-shouldered until my contract expired.\n\nI would have been okay with the contract, I got suckered into it, but he could at least have had the dignity to respond.\n\nThere are much better gyms out there for boxing with trainers that actually want to train you. Skip Boe's. Besides, it's next to a 7-11 and a bar, which plays havok with your willpower.
__label__2 Good variety, really good prizes, service could be better. Sales people are really not interested in helping you find the right jeans model but are at least smiling..
__label__0 My parents bought a timeshare here while it was being built.  It is not walking distance from the active part of the strip.  The lobby and the rooms are nice enough, but I suspect they were cheap about certain things.  \n\nWe stayed in a two bedroom two bathroom suite.  My first shower turned into a bath because of plumbing problems, but they came up quickly to fix it.  The suite was decent sized and bedrooms were far apart - which I think is VERY important.\n\nThere isn't any decent food on site.  Luckily there was a Chipotle within walking distance.\n\nThe sales people are like vultures, I was only safe because I was a seemingly single woman who looks young.  Even on the strip they harass people, I finally asked why no one was bugging me and someone said it was because I didn't have a man with me.  I was happy not to be trapped, but how sexist!\n\nMy last night I was in the bar and a sleazy guy was making his rounds.  When I showed my disinterest he mocked me for not wearing makeup and having my hair tied back.  Then the drunken jerk started yelling at the band, telling them they suck and generally being nasty.  I find out later, he is one of the SALES people.\n\nI'd stay there again, because it's free for me - but they need to get their act together.
__label__0 The free hotel shuttle to the Strip refused to let us on twice because we had a stroller (on 7/8/2011). The only reason the second driver \"Hank\" gave us was that \"it would take too long to strap in the kids and I'm already running late.\" He then proceeded to let the 10 people behind us on the shuttle. He didn't care that we were already refused service by the shuttle before him. We ended up missing our show on the Strip. \n\nWhen we reported the incident to the transportation manager, he was apologetic, but didn't offer any ways to make up for the night. He took our number, but no one called to follow up on the incident.\n\nUnfortunately, you can't get to the Strip without a car from this hotel. We had to keep using the shuttle service even though I would rather not have to deal with their drivers.\n\nThe rest of the hotel was standard. The heated pool was nice. My kids like the small sandpit at the pool. Lack of free internet access in the room was a pain. There was free wifi in the public lounge, but that was also where I saw a giant roach.\n\nSigh... a \"family-friendly\" hotel that refuses service to families.
__label__3 Honestly, my wife and I didn't know what to expect when we booked a 3 night stay at Tahiti Village. I knew that we liked the whole tiki theme and that since it was August, we wanted to stay at a place with a nice pool. My biggest concern was that it's advertised as family friendly and I didn't want to wallow through thousands of diaper wearing screaming children covered in zinc oxide. While there were lots of kids at the pool, it was spacious enough that it totally wasn't an issue and I managed to find some kid-free seats on all the days we stayed there. The pool has a bar with reasonable prices and you can get a large pizza delivered from the restaurant to the pool for 12 dollars. \nI saw some negative reviews on yelp and I'd like to address some of their issues.This place is not for everyone and if you want to be ridiculously pampered or stay in a  room filled with unicorns and golden toilets, I wouldn't recommend this place.There's no daily maid service, but don't be a disgusting slob, and its not an issue. The check in and check out times are kind of weird, but you'll know this ahead of time, and you can work around it. The staff, was really nice, and for the most part accommodating. As an example, our last night there, we saw our friend's band play, and stayed out way later than we had planned. I called the hotel at about midnight and asked if we could have a later check out time and they gave us one free of charge. \nA couple FYI's, while there's limited gambling here, you're a short cab ride from two pretty good casinos. I should also mention that you will have to get up early to reserve a pool spot with shade. Easy way around this, get up at 8, and claim a lounger. There's no outside food or drink allowed at the pool, so don't show up with your ice chest and fishing pole. For the money, this place is a great bargain, and I already know that my wife and I will return here.
__label__4 We had the pleasure of staying her for three nights in September and it just might be my new favorite place to stay in Vegas.\n\nWe normally stay on the strip, in fact our trip in April had been for a week at the Palazzo. This time we had my boyfriend's parents with us, visiting from England. They were not interested in gambling, so we thought that it would be nice to stay somewhere quieter and Tahiti Village fit the bill.\n\nWe had adjoining rooms that were absolutely massive. Our room was the bigger of the two, but they each had a kitchen area and living room. Our room had a Jacuzzi tub and a shower that converted to a steam room. So cool. The kitchens have a full size fridge and stove and had any appliance or utensil that you might need to cook dinner. The rooms were beautifully appointed and clean. \n\nThe pool is hands down the best in Vegas. It's a huge complex and we never had to worry about not being able to find a lounge chair during peak times. The  pool was full, but never felt crowded, because it was so big. I loved the lazy river. It's relaxing with just the right amount of waterfalls. Tahiti Village does not charge for tube rentals either. The pool bar had strong, cheap drinks. \n\nI really can't find a single negative about this resort. I can't wait to stay here again. Next time we are going to buy steaks and take advantage of the huge BBQ area. \n\nAfter three nights in Tahiti Village, I felt like I had spent a week in Hawaii!
__label__2 Very family oriented.... Which is disappointing for our group with no children. Needs an adult only pool, needs more adult oriented activities. Beer or wine tasting? Very small gym. Buildings are awkwardly set up. Had to walk down a hall literally the length of a football field to get to our room, no stair access from first floor. Rooms were very nice though. Very large bathrooms and great patio space. Grills for cooking outside are super clean.
__label__4 Visited in July 2013 for my Bachelorette party. Stayed in a Royal Tahitian Suite. It was simple huge and comfortable, and clean, and fresh. It was awesome. HUGE. Its like having a 3 bedroom suite. \nThe jetted tub fit 3 of us girls in it lol.\nThe steam shower was cool. \nThe kitchen and kitchenette have nice cabinets and appliances. \nThe pools are great. The lazy river was so relaxing. Don't like that you cant bring your own red cup. \nThere was a DJ during the day on Saturday. Had so much fun!!\n\nDidn't take the shuttle; drove our own SUV packed with girls. Its not that far from the strip. Literally like a 1-2 minute drive to the strip. There is free parking everywhere so its easy to drive to a club, and if there is no DD by the end of the night, then we take a cab back to the hotel. And then the shuttle the next day to pick up the car. haha. \n\nCant wait to be back next summer!!
__label__4 My family and I stayed at Tahiti Village on New Years Eve weekend.  At first glance it looked just like your ordinary Holiday Inn hotel but when you get to the inside it was just as you expected from the name of the resort.  We had the two bedroom suite with the full size kitchens.  My family and I were really impressed with what we were accommodated with.  The lazy river on site was really warm being that we were there during the Christmas holidays.   At this thought I would recommend Tahiti Village to anyone who would like to have a home away from home experience.
__label__0 Worst Company ever, they have so many hidden charges and practice predatory tactics into forcing/tricking you into all these extra charges. However much they claim the estimate to be, times that by 5, and then some. \n\nI reserved a car online, and it looked reasonable, taxes, mileage, etc., the usual, and it came to be 24 dollars a day. I arrived to pick up my car and had to wait literally 2 hours for a line of about 10 people or so, I initially chalked that off because it was the cheapest one i found online. When they got to me, they started with adding on charges left and right, before I even got any insurance i was already up to 65 dollars, and they basically threaten you with \"we are going to go after you and your family money if you dont buy insurance and our car gets scratched.\" So the total for 1 freaking day was 100 dollars, and gas is not included despite the exorbitant price. \n\nRun away, and save yourself some money and be happy. Dollar rental is the perfect way to ruin your vacation.
__label__0 I should have followed Yelp's reviews instead of deciding on Dollar's lower rental base price.  They charge for extra drivers, they don't have the car listed on their website, they consider a Chevy Tahoe (Full Size SUV by most other Companies) the same category as a Chevy Suburban (Premium SUV by most other Companies).  \n\nSigned up for the Suburban and given a Tahoe, with not enough room for my travelers and luggage (had to purge some luggage at a relatives home).  This, with the explanation that they consider the Tahoe and Suburban as the same category, and can't do anything about it other than offer me different vehicle that may still not fit my needs.  In addition, the attendants explained that the only Suburban that they have is the one across the parking lot (belonging to the manager!!!!!).\n\n1 star, only because I can't  leave it at ZERO stars!!!!!
__label__0 I used to come here often and was craving Mexican food and made a trip here instead of Robertos(what a mistake that was).  I got the chile relleno. It was the most disgusting relleno I've ever laid eyes on. It looked like it was made that morning or the day before and then popped in a microwave for 5 minutes. It felt like rubber, and the bottom of it was completely saturated in grease. I can't even put into words how disgusting this meal was. I called the waitress over and showed her, she apologized and acknowledged that it was gross and took it. A different waitress comes back with my food.. Long story short she said it was right and how it's supposed to be and that I'm wrong. And admitted they use a microwave. I don't know what happened to them but that was the worst customer service I've ever experienced. Can't figure out which was worse... the customer service or the overpriced crap microwaved food. Those girls you have in the front are ruining your business.
__label__0 They made me answer 20 different  security questions because my debit card is lost. Even though I answered all the questions correctly they still made me call corporate to get an approval.  I've spent almost 45 minutes with two children simply trying to make a non complicated withdrawal from my account. I shouldn't have to fight this hard for my money.
__label__3 Got a quote online to replace my windshield but wasn't going to go through with it because I was still shopping around for better prices. Got a call from \"Keith\" shortly after I did the quote and he price matched the lowest price I got quoted AND it came with a lifetime rock chip warranty!  He scheduled me for the following day and was done in 1 hour. The tech that worked on my car was fine but it was \"Chris\" the supervisor who made the best impression. He was super friendly, kept me informed and he wasn't even working on my car!  The windshield's holding up so far so the other tech did a good job.
__label__0 our driver seemed nice enough.   he was a heavy set, young black man.  he drove us down the strip and pointed out some sights and gave some advice on where to go and what not.  but when we were dropped off at our hotel a young couple collected there bags and didn't tip the driver.  he yelled at them and called them names loud enough for everybody to hear.  he continued this until the couple had entered the hotel.  meanwhile, my boyfriend and I, along with another gentlemen, stood amazed at what we were seeing.  When my boyfriend gave him a dollar tip, he rolled his eyes at us.   On the shuttle ride back to the hotel, a different driver made sure we had tip money before he let us on the bus!!!  Tips are supposed to be earned through good service, not bullying.
__label__0 Waited 10 min at airport for shuttle to arrive.  Waited 15 min to load the bus in a leisurely and surly fashion.  Waited 10 min after bus was full, not sure why.  What would have been an 8 min taxi  ride took over an hour with all the stops.  And we only saved $5 for the two of us compared to a taxi.  Just say no to Slowtime.
__label__0 Why didn't I check the reviews first? Instead, I just picked the first shuttle company that was there. Incompetent AND rude, to boot!\n\nThe ride from the airport to the convention hotel was fine, even a pleasant driver.\n\nThe ride back to the airport, scheduled for 4:00. I call to check the status at 4:00, just as a check to make sure everything's normal, since delays happen, etc. \"It'll be there in five minutes.\" At 4:10, I call again. \"It'll be there in less than five minutes. It's \"just down the street,\" At 4:20, guess what I hear again? She contacted them and it'll be there in five minutes, it's just down the street. At 4:30, they finally say that the shuttle actually already left for the airport and they'll send another. Which arrives finally at 4:45.\n\nDid I mention that they say to wait outside and it's 107 degrees out? 45 minutes in the heat isn't exactly fun. If they'd said from the start that it would be a 45 minute wait I could have gone inside and waited. \n\nThe dispatcher didn't actually apologize for the delay until I prompted her during the 4:20 call.\n\nSo either the dispatcher was talking out of something other than her mouth when she said that she had talked to the driver and he was just down the street, or they never actually scheduled the pick up and were going to get me only if there was room and there wasn't. Or, to be paranoid, she gets some fun from telling drivers to skip pickups. Judging from her attitude, the last option isn't exactly that unlikely. \n\nWouldn't use them again unless the alternative were walking.
__label__2 I just returned from Las Vegas.  Apparently Southwest Airlines uses Showtime Tours because when I booked my flight and hotel  I also paid for a round-trip shuttle to and from the airport. I was automatically assigned to Showtime.  The trip from the airport was excellent.  The shuttle was waiting and the driver was great. Got to my hotel in no time.  On the other hand, the return to the airport is another story.  I called 24 hours ahead of my pickup just like they suggested. When I called she asked what time was my flight I said 8:30am.  She said we will be there at 5:10am. Are you kidding???   I asked her to repeat what she said.  She said \"we will pick you up in the front of your hotel at 5:10am.\"  When I asked why so early she said \"please be in front of the hotel at 5:10 am  and if no one is there within 15 minutes of that time call us.\"  At 5:30 am the shuttle arrived.  At  5:50 am I was sitting in the airport with 2 1/2 hours to wait.  I figured the reason they get you to the airport two hours before your flight gives them one last opportunity to get whatever money you have before you board the plane. So what did I do.  I sat in front of a slot machine what else?  The only thing that made the 2 1/2 hour wait worthwhile was the jackpot I hit just before they called my flight.
__label__0 Use a cab instead.  I can't stress this enough!  I had three full hours to get to the airport for my Monday flight out, and we waited for a full hour, no bus (even though we prepaid!).  We ended up taking a cab instead, and realized that it was THE SAME COST!\n\nOh, and can I get my money back for the fare I didn't use?  Not an option says the lady on the customer service line.\n\nSure, you might think that this bus is a less expensive route, but you would be sorely mistaken when you miss your flight.  You have been warned.
__label__0 Spend a little more and take a taxi. Just rude. Tried to tell us that even though we paid for hotel pick up that we had to walk 3 hotels away. We knew more about the events going on than they did. No accountability.
__label__0 Never again! If you're trying to reschedule a hotel pick up, you're wasting your time and your money. Customer service sucks. You would do better to take the public bus system. Not only is it easier and more direct, it's a lot more inexpensive.
__label__2 First time going here recently and I decided to check it out because I was next door at Yogurtland and wanted a mani/pedi.  The look of the salon is nice.  It's modern, seems to be clean but is also very crowded.  Now that being said, it isn't cluttered, there is just a lot packed into a not so large space.  On to my service: I had my pedicure first.  Decided to get the basic spa pedicure which was $30, I consider that to be fairly standard for the level of pampering I received.  For $30 you get to sit in a comfy massage chair, get the standard soaking, cuticle trimming, nail cutting/shaping and also callus scrubbing.  The massage was nice, but nothing amazing and then the woman painted my toes with great care.  \n\nMoving on to the manicure and that is where things get a little dicey.  Now, first off let me say that this salon was busy busy which is a good indicator of the quality overall of their work.  There were 3 women getting elaborate 3D nail art done, and apparently that is Wild Orchid's specialty because they had 10+ books of past nails they have done.  However, I was given the lady who obviously handles less demanding tasks such as manicures and she definitely needed more training.  I asked to have my nails match my toe nails, but I wanted a gel manicure due to its longevity.  She chose a shellac red color and proceeded to begin my manicure.  After cutting my thumb cuticle badly enough that it bled, I started to get worried.  She took approx 15 min alone just to trim my cuticles but also cut another finger.  Trying to not be a diva I just tried to ignore the strong stinging feeling I had when she put the base coat on my nails.  She began painting my nails with the gel polish and I kid you not spent 5 min on 1 single nail trying to fix it, then repaint then fix it again!  After getting through the base coat, she proceeded to add the glitter to my nails.  Well, her technique was really lacking and I couldn't communicate with her that well so I got up and asked one of the other girls doing 3D nails if she could explain to my lady what the problem was.  The girl came over and completed my manicure, and did an awesome job.  My nails basically look like Dorothy's Ruby Slippers from Wizard of Oz and are smooth!  In the end my nails turned out great, but I was in the salon for 2 hours when I should have been done within 1.5 at the most.  \n\nI will go back and give them another try, but hopefully I'll be important this time to get a manicurist who has been properly trained.
__label__4 Holy Moses!!!! Best chicken cheesesteak I've ever had!!! I highly recommend this place.
__label__3 Delicious sub!! I love how the turkey is shredded.  Tasty dressing on the sandwich gave it great flavor.  My only small comment is that the turkey ended up being a bit dry  because there was so much.  If the dressing had been on the meat, it would have been perfect.  WAY better than Subway :)
__label__4 Cobra Kai Is the best gym I ever went to!! sim is the best jiujitsu coach in the world I recommend this gym
__label__0 I called Action Pool Service to get my pool tile cleaned -- to remove the serious calcium deposits that I had.\n\nIt all started great -- Steven, who made the appointment for the inspection/quote, was great, and Jim, who did the inspection/quote was also very nice, so much so I forgave him for not showing up for his appointment twice (third time was the charm). At least he did call to cancel both times, and, again, was very friendly.\n\nAnyway, because of Jim and Steven I did end up accepting the quote and giving the green light.\n\nOne of the techs did the actual cleaning (his name escapes me right now) and initially it all went very well too -- they used bead blaster to perform the cleaning (rather than acid) and he did call me twice to keep me posted on the progress and run a few things by me.\n\nOnce the pool was filled back up, Jim came back to add salt and CYA back to the pool.\n\nAnd that's when things started going South.\n\nI told Jim that I noticed that the other tech had left quite a bit of bead blaster at the bottom of the pool, and I asked for it to be cleaned up. Jim's answer was that \"the in-floor cleaning system will take care of it in a day or two\".\n\nWell, it didn't, and I emailed Steven back and asked for them to come and clean the very large amounts of bead blaster that was now covering the bottom of my (now filled) pool. That stuff is heavy and the in-floor system just doesn't have the power to remove it. And even if it did, it would just go into the pool filter and clog the heck out of it. And we all know pool filters are a pain to clean.\n\nSteven never responded and suffice to say I had to figure out a way to clean the stuff myself; the only option ended up being buying a robotic pool cleaner, that I literally had to run every day for TWO WEEKS to get all of the bead blaster out. Besides the hassle, those robotic pool cleaners aren't cheap. I had no need for a robotic cleaner until they filled my pool with bead blaster.\n\nIf that wasn't enough, I later also found a huge pile of bead blaster that had been left in a corner of my backyard, \"hidden\" underneath some gravel. That has been equally a pain to remove, since you can't just hose that stuff off (it's extremely hard to get rid of).\n\nSo in the end, in spite of Steven and Jim's initial friendliness, they basically left me with a huge mess to clean up and more expenses. Had I known what I know now I would have definitely gone with somebody else, or done the job myself and saved both time and money.
__label__3 The food is cook fresh and it taste delicious. The prices are really reasonable.
__label__3 Wonderful food, terrible ambiance. Better for take-out, as the name would suggest. \nFantastic eggplant, beautiful curries, great drunken noodles. Swallow your capsaicin pride and order a notch low on the 1-10 scale; they don't mess around. The thai iced tea was not as good as I hoped, but it was free with a checkin, so I can't complain.\n\nFour stars overall for fantastic food minus terrible ambiance. You're going to a restaurant to eat, after all.
__label__2 Was a decent place. Ordered a chicken dish with added veggies. No chicken arrived but was charged an extra $1.00 for the veggies...\n\nThe food was good, not great. The service was Good, not great. The speed was satisfactory, not great. The portions were exactly correct, dishes, silverware and chopsticks were nice.\n\nI'm a little upset about ordering a chicken dish, adding extra veggies, then getting only a veggie dish (no chicken) and being charged for a chicken dish with an added charge for additional veggies. I hope that makes sense.
__label__2 This hotel is one of my backup hotels when I make impromptu trips to Vegas. (U know.. Thinking about going two days before the weekend!!)\n\nRooms are clean, service is great (they are accommodating), not too far from the strip (like a 5 minute drive), plenty of access to food and the Las Vegas outlets. \n\nNever any complaints. Keep up the great work guys!!
__label__0 When I walked into the hotel and they couldn't find my reservation I should have taken that as a sign to find another hotel, however given I am traveling across country with two cats and the Crestwood is \"pet friendly\" and it's a holiday weekend in Las Vegas then I decided to stick with my reservation.  That was a big mistake...\n\nOn the plus side and the reason for one star vice zero (besides the fact you can't actually give zero stars):  The front desk staff was very friendly as were the maintenance staff that had to be called once going into our room and finding out the toilet doesn't flush properly.  The toilet eventually flushes, though it needs some prodding and patience.  \n\nNow for the negative: The chain's flier says \"Always clean and friendly,\" but methinks not.  The hallways smell of old cigarettes, the toilet was dirty (perhaps because it doesn't flush properly) and the room actually has cockroaches.  I realize cockroaches are everywhere, but really?  They are charging me a $50 pet cleaning fee for one night.  I feel like they should pay me a fee to watch their cockroaches.  We did check for bedbugs and see no obvious signs.  Hopefully in the morning there will be no marks they are actually here given we've made it across country through multiple budget hotels without picking any up.\n\nYou do get what you pay for, so I made the mistake of paying for this roach infested motel.  Please don't make the same mistake.
__label__1 I flew into Las Vegas for a business trip back on January 9, 2013.  After reading favorable reviews on one-star hotels and motels, I decided to stay here at the Crestwood Suites right off of Las Vegas Boulevard, just a few minutes south from the strip.  While being able to get good night's rest on my one-night stay, the room and its facilities have their fair share of pros and cons.\n\nOn the positive side, the place has a very nice price point, basic amenities and friendly customer service.  Reserving via Priceline's website, not utilizing the \"name your own price\" service, the daily rate of $58 per night was affordable.  The room has all of the basic amenities, like shampoo, soap, iron and iron board, etc.  There's even a stove, refrigerator, cabinets and sink.  And also for a local hotel to have a good caliber of customer service, concern and interaction, at least that brought a lot of ease in my mind.\n\nHowever, I believe all those pluses don't cover up the two drawbacks of this place.  First off is the presence of the remnant secondhand cigarette smoke in the hallway and my room, which is on the first floor wing.  On top of hotel patrons, I personally couldn't believe how maids could make a living cleaning the rooms with this \"stench\" of a smell present.  Plus it personally sucks to have my clean clothes be adored with this type of smell!  Also, the room sofa has that small, yet disgusting, dry white stain sort of similar to Monica Lewinsky's \"blue dress.\"\n\nDespite these findings, the hotel is okay to stay in.  My recommendation for those who want to \"roll the dice\" by saving your money and their lungs, request a different room higher than the first floor or look somewhere else.
__label__3 I ordered a pesto chicken pizza to go and ate a red velvet cake there. It was moist and soft but the frosting was a little bit too sweet for me. While waiting at the bar for our pizza the waiter got confused and gave our pizza to the customers dining in. So we have to waited another ten to fifteen extra minutes for our pizza, but it was worth the wait.
__label__0 This was my second time at California Pizza in LV Mirage. My first time was as disappointing as the second time. I only when the second time because my friend insisted on having pizza. The pizza is just not good overall., maybe I am a bit more demanding when it comes to pizza than others but this pizza really did not qualify as good pizza in my books. Not to mention your bill for two pizzas and a soda will run you over $40.
__label__2 Always love going to CPK. There three of us. The salad and spaghetti was excellent. Took awhile to get served, bread and a waitress. She was looking right through me as I recited my order, was slow and just not interested. I'd still go back though.
__label__0 This place is horrible if you're sent here by your employer for a work injury, just go to the emergency room or your own doctor.  The staff here is rude,  you literally wait for hours to he seen.  Dr.  Klausner will delay getting you xrays, mris and anything that costs extra just to save money,  and he will try to send you back to work while your still in pain or still injured.  Avoid pain and aggravation,  go somewhere else.
__label__3 I like coming in here for a look and see, that's were I just browse the isles and pick up whatever I find I need.  Sometimes I find it and sometimes I don't.  I did have an agenda today, I am looking for a clothes hamper. \n\nThis place has all kinds of things for the bath and home, including a hamper, but not want I was wanting.  With three cats at home, it has to be sturdy enough to withstand their claws!\n\nThis is a great store for home furnishings, prices can be reasonable.
__label__1 Nice prices... Horrible customer service... I'll only be back because they have really cute stuff...
__label__4 YAY! I hate going to car service places. I always feel like I have no idea what I'm doing, I'll get ripped off, etc. because I just don't know enough about car maintenance. \n\nHowever, I brought in a list of things I needed done and the guys took care of it. They were friendly and professional, and I waited a little over an hour (there were 2 or 3 cars in front of me.) Tire rotation, air filter change and all of the elements of their \"signature service\" package ran $74 with some mystery $10 discount that I didn't know was for, but happily accepted. I appreciated the fact that they left my tire pressure as it was (fuller than their standard) as apparently, some places will let out air if you don't tell them otherwise.\n\nAt the end, I was asked if there was anything keeping me from returning. I thought that was pretty neat--it shows they want to keep customers, which oddly, a lot of places don't seem to care about, which blows my mind. They never tried to sell me stuff I didn't want and always opened the door for me, from when I pulled up to when I left. Excellent service = happy return customer. (:
__label__0 The ultimately slowest sbux EVER!!!!!!!they seem to have plenty of employees but the speed just isn't there! Isn't Starbucks supposed to be convenient ?
__label__0 This place is definitely not the place I signed up with.  Every time I go there, there is some issue, and usually each person I talk to has a different solution.  There is a revolving door of managers and asst. managers that I can only assume were pulled straight out of high school, as in before they even finished.  They have no issue with changing policies on a whim and leaving you to deal with it.  What a way to run a business Massage Envy!
__label__2 5 stars to our favorite masseuse, Marisol!\n\nShe addresses what needs attention and surprises you when she hits a spot that you don't really pay attention to! She's really nice and does a great job!\n\nNow my review on my recent experience..\n\nI'm really not feeling the front desk staff.. Somewhat unprofessional, loud, nonstop laughing, nonstop whispers (which I don't understand if they were talking sh*t about people). \n\nI have a membership and had roll over hours. So I decided to use it for a facial instead of a massage.\n\nWas told to come in early to fill paperwork out because it would be my first time.\nCame in 15 mins early.. \nWaited 20 mins before saying something.. Front desk says person to do my facial is running late... Another 20 mins passed, still haven't called to go back, and still no paperwork. Supposedly the person to do facial had told the front desk to give me a call that she'd be running late.. No phone call was received nor made. That was pretty irking!!\n\nSarah finally called me back.. \nAnd she was great! Explained everything thoroughly, was gentle, and made me feel comfortable for my first facial! She answered all questions and eased up my concerns!\n\nI will keep coming back for the masseuses and estheticians.. But I don't know about dealing with the front desk..
__label__1 Was not thrilled by the massage or the way that they try to railroad you into a contract. I did not like either one ... They pretend to be the premier place to go but truthfully they are subpar.....   I viewed them as used car salesmen....
__label__0 I have never written a negative review but I am absolutely appalled by this cab company and the mean masochists they have on staff. \n\nLucky cab picked us up in Laughlin. He was dropping us off at our hotel. It was about 1:30am. There were two cats (yes cats as in two kittens living and breathing) playing in the middle of the long driveway to the hotel. \n\nNot only did this disgusting human not slow down and wait for these two kitties to move, he sped up and swerved to HIT them on purpose! We felt a thump and The three of us in the passenger seats mouth's dropped in disgust. \nThen this man says, \"ooh I think I got 'Em!\" WHO DOES THIS?!?! I'm pretty sure that has got to be some sort of animal abuse law violation. \nI will NEVER ride in their cab again. If I could give these guys a negative stars review I would because they don't even deserve the one star I'm forced to give.
__label__2 There are pros and cons to this nail salon. I read the reviews before going. I will say that they were GREAT when it came to accepting our service. A friend of mine came in from out of town for the holiday weekend and didn't realize that nail salons may be closing early for the 4th of July. When we originally asked of they were open, we were told to come back the next day. Then, as we were leaving, we were told that we would be seen. I was greatly appreciative. \n\nI can't fault them for doing our pedicures and manicures at the same time. It is highly uncomfortable to twist and turn while someone is working on your hands while another is working on your feet. However, they were nice enough to do our manis/pedis when they were already ready to leave. I can understand why they did this process. \n\nMy friend had acrylic nails on and asked to have her hands soaked in acetone so they could be removed. They didn't soak her nails; they pretty much ripped them off. She was near tears. Her fingernails were left very tender.\n\nOur pedicures were okay over all; however they use the \"cheese grater\" on feet. This tool is illegal in California because of all the bacteria it can produce and carry. Luckily, they didn't over use the tool on our feet and we didn't get scratched, cut or anything, but the possibility is still there. \n\nMy manicure was mediocre at best. I wasn't very impressed and later got another manicure somewhere else. My friends manicure was quite painful for her. After having sensitive nails from them ripping off her acrylics, they drilled her natural nail even more. Yes, it's part of the process, but they weren't very careful with her. \n\nThe Pedicures were great (minus the use of the cheese grater), the hot stones were a nice touch, but the stones were almost too hot. If left in one place for too long, it burned. \n\nOverall, it was an okay experience. Chalk it up to the last minute walk-in or what have you, but I will not be going back to Diva Nail Spa.
__label__3 Tiffany was excellent! my review is soo super late but she really took care of my nails! She did the crystals on them and everything I was so thrilled and felt totally VIP when she took care of me immediately. I have never felt so un-rushed or pushed into anything in my life! Ask for Tiffany She is AMAZING!!
__label__4 Great place!! I love my nails and toes!! Will come back again!! Prices are reasonable and everyone is friendly and courteous!!
__label__0 This was the most awful teppanyaki place I've ever been to!  Not only was it dead empty, which made for an awkward situation every time someone spoke, but the food was horrible!  \n\nThe salmon tasted very fishy and definitely not worth $32!  The portion of steak was tiny and dried out. Even the terriyaki sauce was bad...  How do you screw up terriyaki??  Fried rice had no taste either...\n\nWill never return. I definitely recommend against this place!!
__label__0 After coming here every once in a while, we were horribly disappointed in the poor service, due to lack of employees. Slow service, very long wait for anything, from sake to food. Tiny, skinny rolls were an embarassment. After waiting 40 minutes, we finally received something, the yakisoba was cold, the chicken was heavily overcooked to being so dry, it felt like cardboard. We sent the dish back, at the point the appetite is dead and you just want to pay and go. Never again, what has happened to the place?
__label__1 You know, I don't venture in to chain restaurants often, and even less often a chain steakhouse.  So how did I find myself at Outback Steakhouse?  It was a quick business trip to @Vegas.  I was treating for dinner and they asked for steak and convenient.  We were both staying at hotels well south of the strip so this limited the choices - nothing on the strip is convenient.\n\nDidn't I see an Outback by the Outlet Mall?  Yes.  Weary business traveler settles for dinner...\n\nI must say I have not been to an Outback in probably 6 years.  It was not as bad as I remember.  That would not make a great advertising slogan, by the way.\n\nMy 6 oz sirloin was fine.  The salad was fine.  The service was fine.  By fine I don't mean \"fine dining\" I mean \"ok dining\".\n\nSee you in another 6 years, Outback.
__label__4 I love Outback, the steaks are great and a lot less pricey then the hotel steakhouses.  The wait staff, hostesses and management are awesome.
__label__3 A few years ago, I came to outback almost every week.  Their food was amazing and I love their complimentary bread that they give.  But then they started to go down-hill.   The food was cutting it anymore and the service wasn't as great as I remembered it to be.  So, I stopped going to outback for about three years.\n\nBUT now, wow they changed their menu and added/removed a few items as well.  I was impressed!  They no longer have my favorite sinful sydney sundae, but they added milkshakes. Oh man was that AMAZING. I ordered the cappuccino milkshake, it is my new favorite dessert! It wasn't too sweet and it wasn't too powerful with the cappuccino.  It was just perfect. I am craving it as I am typing this review.\n\nThe entree was good, I ordered the half-order of baby back ribs.  It was tender and juicy.  I did not like the fries that much, but I was already full from the two complimentary breads that I ate and an appetizer. \n\nAppetizer, we ordered the steak nachos thing, it was interesting. The nachos or \"chips\" was really good, but I feel like they didn't add enough steak on it.  \n\nService - he was a great and friendly server.  He seemed busy, but he kept all of us content and no complaints at all.  \n\nI think I am in love with outback again!
__label__3 Who doesn't like a good old juicy medium rare steak, if it there us one place that I admire for being able to maintain the same level of preparation is outback. All if my experiences at the outback were the same as far as fiid goes but service is a different story, thus is why I am not making thus a 5 star review, my server was nice and I am sure he tried to do his best but other than serving the food and giving us the check he was no where to be found. I always had to ask another waiter for stuff which was very frustrating\n\n The food is good no doubt, service is dependent on the server.
__label__0 My stay has been horrible. First when I was checked in they kept my id. They did not bother to call to tell me that they had it so I found out the next day when I drove across town to pick up a rental truck and had to go back to get my id.\n\nSecond, there where no towels in the room at all. We were unable to shower until the next day when I had to go to the front desk and get towels.\n\nLastly I have been in my room for two hours and they just called and asked to stop slamming doors. I have not left the room so I am unsure how I would slam doors.\n\nThe rooms are outdated, the bed mattresses are horribly stained and the bathroom is disgusting.\n\nIt is cheap but not cheap enough for all of this.
__label__0 I went in for and met the Dr. very, very briefly. We decided not to do anything. I still got a bill. I don't recommend going here.
__label__4 Every time I have used desert taxi, they have been so nice on the phone when I order a taxi, and the driver has always showed up early. In fact, If I wasn't ready, they always said, take your time.
__label__0 Seriously?! Such a disappointment. I remember having sonics when i was a kid and not liking it very much. But from always seeing commercials i would think maybe i was wrong and i need to give it another chance one day.. Well, another chance was given while i was in vegas and my gosh i was right all along!! we went late at night and there were boppers hangin out outside being rowdy and noisy and all over the place so that just made it worse. We ordered from speakers that would keep screeeeechinggg and making loud ugly noises. The food was totally just BLAH. I dont even remember what anyone ordered.. I even forgot we went there until i saw pictures from my friends camera, I guess it was not memorable enough that i totally forgot we even went there.. After eating sonics, we all felt like crap... =(\n\nI think the best thing I had there was the cherry limeade drink. No joke.. *sigh*
__label__1 Terrible service. They were rude over the intercom, didn't listen and hung up on us before we were finished. Never had such a hard time at a drive through. The food was ok, but just average. Most likely not returning.
__label__1 This store seems nice, but a manager or supervisor I spoke to about looking for an item I was looking for was beyond rude! I noticed he was spelling it wrong so I asked him to search again using the correct spelling. I was told \" sir, your wrong. Do you even know how to spell what your looking for\"? Then he walked away without any resolution to my situation. I was clearly an inconvenience to his day and he made that clear. I would much rather go to best buy for my item and pay more.
__label__3 It was our first time dining here the decor was very cozy and relaxed. We started our experience off with hummus and Lentil soup. The Lentil soup had to be THE BEST in Vegas. The Bread they delivered to the table with the hummus was fresh out of the oven so that was tasty. Now I am no Mediterranean food expert so I ordered the meat combination that had 5 different prepared pieces of meat. The server was friendly and explained the various pieces of meat. The food was simple but delicious. It was nice having a variety to choose from. The meat portions were just right not over bearing. I would definitely go back again.\n\nIn speaking with the server he told us that they have live belly dancers on Saturday nights. No mediterranean restaurant could go without the Hookah which they have on Wednesday nights with a DJ that sometimes goes till 3 in the morning. This is something to check out for sure.\n\nI agree with the staffing level here it was pretty slim but when we went there was only 3 other tables. So it was completely manageable.
__label__2 I am a Mediterranean food junkie!! Khoury's is really authentic Lebanese food which always satisfies my cravings. It is extremely delicious and addicting! I recommend the chicken kabob plate with hummus. The fatosh salad is amazing too! I've had problems in the past with slow service but they are very friendly which, for me, makes up for it. :)
__label__1 At work we've been trying to explore and get out there more, so we skipped our \"work lunch rotation\" list and headed for somewhere new.\n\nI've gone to Khoury's once maybe two years ago and I barely remembered the place so we gave this place a try again.\n\nLet me say that the food was very good.  Their fresh bread and hummus was an absolute pleasure to eat.  We all ordered a mixed plate of Beef Skewers and Kafta - which is like a seasoned ground beef in a shape of a sausage / hot dog.  For the food, I would give it a 7/10.\n\nThe service, however, left more to be desired.  This place seemed very busy from the lunch crowd but they all left by the time we got our food.  We came to this place around 1:10pm and were seated immediately.  5 minutes later we got our drink order taken.  5 minutes after that, we got our drinks and our order taken. \n\nOur food finally came at 1:45pm.  It took over 25 minutes for our food to show up.  We all ordered the same thing.  There were some notices under other menu items that it would take 20 minutes cooking time, but not under what we ordered.\n\nAlso, since we were starving and digesting our own backbones while waiting for the food.  We got bread and hummus which lasted about 2 minutes.  Another bread refill was needed and acknowledged by the waitress, however it took about 10 minutes before we received more bread.  Service is a  3/10.\n\nI'm sad to say that the service killed my opinion of this place.  I'm giving it a 2 star review.  Maybe one day if we're looking to diversify our \"work lunch rotation\" list again we'll give this place a whirl again.
__label__0 Great apps! Elham is a fantastic server, ask for her if you go, but you shouldn't everything else was horrible! Just go next store to DW bistro instead!
__label__0 I've had a gift certificate from a friend for Euphoria for THREE YEARS now.  The handful of times I call to make an appointment I always get various sassy receptionists who need to learn a thing or two about telephone etiquette that leave me so cold I change my mind and put it off till later when the need for a service overshadows the customer service.  In this day in age of this terrible economy and recession that pleasant tone and helpfulness can make or break a business.  I finally just broke down and drove to the other side of town where the Henderson location was much more pleasant.
__label__2 The First Day of Christmas...\nA very good friend of mine gave me a couple of gift cards to Euphoria that she said she was never going to use, so, being the good friend that I am, I relieved her of them.  This salon/spa is BUSY, or at least it was when I was there, a Friday afternoon at 3pm.  As for my massage, it was a 50 minute Swedish massage.  My massage therapist paid attention to the areas that I needed more work on, specifically my shoulders and back.  However, I must share that I've never had a massage where so much attention was paid to my scalp.  I mean, A LOT.  I could have used more of that time spent on my neck, shoulders, or feet, but she spent what seemed like ten minutes up there.  Other than that, it was a relaxing massage and I walked out of there with a smile on my face.
__label__4 Neighbor asked me to drop him off at Aloha Automotive & Repair to pick up his car that \"needed\" repairs indicated by a local Big O shop.  I went in with him to see if car was done and meet Jason.  Low and behold Jason tells him that the car checked out fine.  He could not find that the two areas indicated by the previous shop that needed addressed and handed my neighbor his keys back.  No charge for the time spent checking out the car and not a single issue.  Seriously how many times has anyone gone to a mechanic and have them say everything checks out and I just spent over an hour looking for issues and not going to charge you a thing.  Meet my new repair shop!
__label__3 With faux-Tuscan arches accented by whimsical Italian maxims (Due Piedi Non Possono Stare In Una Scarpa--\"Two Feet Can't Fit In One Shoe\") and fanciful chandeliers, The casino-side Grotto doesn't promise anything remarkable. So it's all the more impressive to discover it offers many common dishes uncommonly well done. \n\nWe got off to a good start with soft Italian bread with garlicked olive oil...Calimari Toto promises that you're getting all the octopus--authentically Italian--fresh but flavorful pieces of the tentacles and head, in a light egg batter that makes it hard to stop eating... meatballs come two near-baseballs to an order, a thin crust protecting the piping hot, almost pate-soft inside (which they claim is all flavorful beef chuck, though you'll suspect more tender veal). The Italian Chopped salad balances proscuitto, bacon, egg, with Gorgonzola and provolone cheeses with iceberg lettuce so deftly that the thin-sliced grilled chicken breast on top seems unncessary. \n\nChicken and seafood are clearly the strengths here (though they also make their own fresh pastas)...particularly the Roasted Herb chicken, a half-bird rotisseried with rosemary over white oak and nothing less than tender, savory perfection. \n\nBut the pizzas deserve equal attention, especially considering how few and far between are good pies found in the city. Grotto's hand-tossed rustic rounds, cooked in a wood burning stove in the middle of the dining room, taste just like you'd expect from a street caf\u00e9 in Napoli...but maybe a bit better. Our margherita, hitting the table in a cloud of aroma, didn't have a chance of survival. \n\nThe garlicky sweet marinara sauce that accompanies many dishes is the kind of recipe you could easily crave, fresh, simple yet deceptively complete. \n\nA small wine list offers a baker's dozen reds and ten whites by the glass, including their own robust chianti-esque Rock N Roll blend, totally acceptable.\n\nBeware that huge dessert cart--it will call you, with the signature featherlight wedding cake, dense and deadly chocolate mezza notte, respectable tiramisu, and certainly not least of all, a solid New York cheesecake with strawberry cream, impressively authentic.\n\nLunch diners get a voyeuristic view of action at The Tank pool deck, and a limited selection of their most popular items, augmented by some creative panini, and an old school \"Nugget\" salad.\n\nI think they have good deals on the pizzas during happy hour.
__label__3 We went here accidentally because we didn't know where to eat since we tried to go to Lillie's Asian Cuisine but it was closed for lunch and we went to go to Market Street Cafe to try their famous oxtail soup but the oxtail soup was not available until 11 pm. So we decided to go to Grotto, boy we were glad we came here. \nWe ordered: \n- fried calamari comes with their yummiest tomato sauce (i never like tomato sauce but this one is so delicious i ate it clean), the calamari was dry not oily like other restaurant.. very good.\n- lobster bisque ... very good. the best lobster bisque beside the one i tried at the four seasons hotel san francisco. They gave a good chunk of lobster meat.. so delicious. Just don't order it to go because i liked it so much i ordered it to go and they didn't give the lobster meat at all.. so disappointed.\n- chicken alfredo linguine.. good, the white chicken meat is good but it is not grilled like what i expected, i think it was sliced roasted chicken but the overall is good because it is not greasy not too much butter and i didn't feel bloated after that.\n\nTheir bread was good, served warm and so yummy, one of the best bread but you have to ask because they won't give out the bread unless you ask for it.\n\nThe only thing that was off: the food took a while to get out, we had to wait for each of the food to get out and the restaurant was not even crowded.
__label__3 We stopped here while visiting Fremont Street.  As an aside, the Golden Nugget has been nicely kept up through the years and holds its own with resorts on the Strip.  Anyway, we expected Grotto to be an expensive version of Olive Garden, but we were pleasantly surprised.  \n\nFirst of all, our waitress was wonderful.  She helped us choose entrees, and suggested that we split a salad.  Hubby had a sea bass encrusted with a pasta-type coating.  He thought it was terrific.  I had a veal marsala, which was very good.  Our side dishes were also very well done.  \n\nThe desserts were the best!  When you're done eating, they wheel out a dessert cart.  Naturally, everything makes your mouth water.  We shared a cake layered with cream and strawberries.  Light and decadent!  \n\nThe atmosphere was okay -- we got to look out into the pool and fish tank area.  My only complaint would be the noise.  Like most restaurants in Vegas, the restaurant is open to a corridor with people constantly walking through. \n\nIf you're downtown and want to eat at a nice Italian restaurant, I would highly recommend Grotto.
__label__3 We dined at Grotto last Sunday for lunch and, like our last visit, it did not disappoint.  \n\nWe had the Lobster Bisque and Spaghetti & Meatballs.\nBoth were good.  \n\nThe grilled Chicken and Marinara sandwich is also delicious too. Try it if you come here. You won't regret it. \n\nThey also have good salads. \n\nAnother excellent visit.
__label__1 Sat at the bar for a quick glass of wine and to order some food to go. I ordered A glass of red wine. It was good, i don't know if it was worth 9$ a glass though. The bartender seemed a little mad I wanted half spinach, half romain on my Cesar salad. I'm picky, but I am nice about it. We ordered the spinach pear Gorgonzola pizza. It came out cold, and wasn't that amazing. Probably wouldn't come back.
__label__4 Anybody who goes downtown must eat here.  We actually stay at the Golden Nugget in part because of this restaurant.  I was blown away to discover this is part of a chain. I find the food to be almost perfect everytime I come here.\n\nThe service and the setting are very good if not perfect. The food though is what steals the show at this restaurant. Every dish that you try explodes with flavor and freshness. I have been eating here for over 10 years and it is consistently 5 stars every time.\n\nThe grotto is not a good restaurant for downtown; it is easily one of the very best restaurants in all of Las Vegas.  They blow away most restaurants that are more than double the price. Get your Italian on and eat at this restaurant, you won't be disappointed.
__label__2 Small portions & expensive. Waiter didn't seem to know much about the menu or drinks. My specialty drink was suppose to have candy in it... It didn't. Lasagna was tiny.. Pizza was okay. I didn't mind it.. Nothing special tho.
__label__0 The bread is the only thing delicious here. Service was poor,, Cesar Salad taste rotten!! Fettuccine chicken was bland!
__label__2 There's things I need to get here, that are harder to find at other places!  Just when you think Ahhhhh, it's not crowded, then you work your way to the check out stands and OMG, this place is freakin crowded!  Should I just dump the cart, or should I just wait?   Ok, I will wait, because If I try and do this again, it will be the same sanerio!  \n\nI think I'm done shopping for Thanksgiving, I hope I don't have to go back to the store until after Thanksgiving!  I'm thankful for that!
__label__3 It was a little disorganized, the staff was super friendly though. The lady that checked me out was efficiently quick and cheerful. The sales were great today as well.
__label__3 If you haven't tried this place you must try it soon!  I was always an avid Starbucks customer but once I've tried coffee bean & tea leaf it was Starbucks no more.  yes I know it's another commercial coffee place but I swear Starbucks coffee quality has gone down for the past several years.\n\nI travel to and from the Bay Area every week for work and it saddens me that they have no Coffee Bean in the Bay Area, so when I'm in Vegas you will always find me here for my daily coffee drink.  The best part is they also have them all over the mccarran airport so I can always get my Coffee Bean fix before my flight.
__label__0 I WILL NOT BE GOING BACK.  My insurance covers a standard exam, including dilation.  When I got there, the attendant gave me paperwork to sign which included an agreement to have an electronic scan instead of dilation for an extra $39.00.  Both her and the paperwork made it sound like it was basically mandatory.  I had to fill out a form declining it and tell two attendants that I did not want to pay extra.  When I went to the doctor, she told me my eyes were \"healthy\" and I didn't need that portion of the exam, even though I've had it every other time I've been to an optometrist.  \n\nFinally, they REFUSED to tell my inter-pupilary distance.  I asked the doctor and she said that the eyeware people would not let her tell me.  I asked the eyeware people and they said the doctor wouldn't let them tell me.  Finally, after making a few fake excuses, the doctor told me that they didn't want people to know because they didn't want them to be able to order online.
__label__0 Owner is a profit driven douchebag hey nothing wrong with hustling but he hustles in a rude thoughtless way..asked him to start carrying \" sage\" incents every time I go in and he refuses to even acknowledge the request..
__label__4 Fast & Good!
__label__2 Meh.\n\nDuring the lunch rush they're incredibly slow to make something as simple as a turkey sandwich. If you order something pre-made and \"hot\" be ready to be underwhelmed. I ordered the lasagna and its consistently lukewarm to cold. The chicken parm is the same way. The only consistently good thing on the menu seems to be the orzo pasta salad, which is cold to begin with.
__label__0 Needed to have my phone repaired today...checked in at 3:30...wasn't helped until 5:03.  This is the same case scenario everytime I have to go in...which is a lot because my phone blows!!!  :/
__label__0 This is the worst service EVER! It's Saturday and I walked in as the 3rd person to be helped and I've been here over a hour. The salesman has been talking with 1 customer for over 45min and they just left and didn't buy anything he just gave them info, horrible salesman and then he left for break when there are now 10 people waiting. The employees have no sense of urgency and don't know what they're talking about.  I have a business account but changed my personal account to Verizon, thank god.  As soon as my last contract is up I will be done with them.  Beware of Sprint, worst customer service in the industry.
__label__3 Went because friends that were in town wanted to see him and he was great!  Loved the finale.  Worth the $$$$.  Just DON'T stay at Luxor.
__label__4 I didn't think I liked Carrot Top, but after seeing great reviews decided to see his show.  I am so glad I did!  It was hilarious.  A must see in Vegas!
__label__4 This the 2nd time I have seen the show and I swear it just gets better. I literally could not laugh anymore! If you truly want to laugh your ass off then you need to go see Carrot Top... You will not regret it!!!! \nI have sent everyone who comes to town for a visit to the show and they all agree \"it's hilarious\"
__label__3 Great show. Half the cost of other shows and as most reviews have already said. \nDo it!!!!! Not a bad seat in the house is also true. Perfect view as rows are low enough\nthat your not looking at the back of someone's head.
__label__2 Got a \"Suite\" for about $40 for a Monday night (after tax, No Resort Fees!), very roomy.  Couch and TV in one room and a TV in the bed room.  It was a steal on the surface, but no frills.   However, only one TV had a remote (Bed room), no big deal so I told desk clerk at check out a remote was missing, she said no problem.  TV sets were early 90s vintage but got about 30 channels.  Also, walls were thin and you could hear noises at night from people in other rooms so it was tough to sleep. Shower and wash room was basic, not unlike Motel 6.  Can't comment on gambling or food, did neither there, just stayed the night.  No line at all to check in and clerks both check in and check out were very nice.  Only about a 2-minute walk to casino, enter rooms from outdoors.   Not too far from strip or downtown or east side casinos.  Adequate when you don't want to pay strip prices; classic case of you gets what you pays for.
__label__1 On the one hand; the staff was nice, the room was good for the price, and the rooms aren't attached to the main casino- it was nice being a bit apart from all the dinging slots. On the other hand; woke up at 7 am to pounding on my next door neighbors door, and an officer yelling \"SECURITY, OPEN UP NOW!!!!\". I couldn't tell if the people hanging around the place we're homeless, or guests ... everyone seemed to be in some stage of inebriation or undress ... but then again, it is Vegas.
__label__4 We had the best Thanksgiving dinner at Arizona Charlie's buffet!  Fabulous stuffing, real mashed potatoe, great desserts!  No mess to clean up at home!  Thank you for working on this holiday and for making such good food!
__label__2 Red Rock is never my first choice of movie cinemas, but we'll go there if need be.  The prices are pretty standard Vegas cinema prices, and the food is standard movie theater food.  I have three problems with this cinema, though, that make me prefer Aliante, Town Square, or Santa Fe. \nFirst, the restroom is really far from many of the theaters.  For some reason, our movie is always towards the end of the hall, and they didn't put the restroom in the middle.  If you have to go during the movie, it's a hike to get there, which means missing more of the movie.  They should have put in 2 smaller restrooms instead of one huge one.  \nSecond, the hand dryers are wimpy and take forever.  Another issue when you've got a movie to get back to.\nThird, many of the seats are broken.  You would think that a pretty, clean, new-ish cinema would be in good repair, but I've had to move seats a few times because the good ones were broken.  \nAll-in-all, not a great theater experience, especially with so much competition in the area.
__label__4 We ONLY go to this theater to see movies. It's always clean. The staff is friendly. The concessions are good, soda mixed perfect every time. The theater seating is comfortable and spacious. \n\nIn five years, we have never had a bad experience at this theater.
__label__0 I received the worst service I have ever gotten at this Steve Madden location. The shop was bustling as I went over the Labor Day weekend, however the girls who were working did NOTHING to help. I sat around for a while before I asked a girl who was playing on the computer if she could get me a pair of shoes from the back. She looked up at me and told me they were soldout without moving a foot from where she was standing. I asked if she could get them online, and she said there were no more on the website. Since she didn't even take a second to check whether or not there were anymore shoes either instore or on the website, I checked myself that night when I got home. Needless to say, there was plenty in stock and the shoes I was looking for was under the \"bestseller\" category. I cannot believe how rude the sales assistant was and I will not be coming back again.
__label__0 They need to hire a receptionist who is willing to give business to their salon and stylist. I just got off the phone with THE WORST receptionist of all time who had no clue on how to run a salon. talking my business elsewhere.
__label__4 Our experience here was mind bending!  Our pickup Van Driver was nice, and extremely informative about Vegas. Rosaria  (the gal managing the counter) was efficient, good humored, and gave the hook-up when the class of car we wanted wasn't available. The Cat who did the vehicle check was humorous and put real effort into finding dings, grabbed our luggage and put it into the trunk before we had a chance to do it ourselves, and emphasized more than once how much he wanted us to enjoy ourselves... This is the kind of service I expect to see at a 5 Star Resort, not an Airport Hire-a-Car place.
__label__0 Never eating at a Denny's in Vegas again.. I thought it was just the Denny's on fort apache and trop but I guess it's this one as well.. First of all the establishment is filthy! They need a surprise health inspection ASAP! My glass came out with lipstick on it so I asked for another glass and the server just looked at me like I ugh.. Okay!?! Then our food came out and it was swimming in oil.. Hmmm yummy! Then I notice hair in my food =\\  can you say gross! After that I completely lost my appetite.. Never again..
__label__0 Walked in at 1:15am August 10, 2014 & walked out 1:30.. A waitress touched pancakes with her dirty ass hands after she rang up seven people at the cash register . & serve the pancakes cold as well.
__label__4 Every service that I have tried at The Loft has been amazing!  My hair stylist, Jodi Glibert, is one of the best (and the most reasonably priced) that I have ever used!  Jodi is very friendly and professional.  She does not attempt to sell you every product in the store, either!\n\nStacey Fishberg has been my aesthetician since I have lived in Las Vegas, and is absolutely wonderful as well!\n\nThe Loft has a very relaxed atmosphere that offers many cute boutique accessory items to peruse while you are waiting for your appointment!
__label__3 Great place to try out new clubs and compare to the ones you already have. Was having trouble hitting my driver very far and thought I'd buy a new Taylor Made mini driver and use as both driver and three-wood. After meeting with PGA Pro Chris Eastman, (who gave me several tips while watching me hit balls in one of the two simulators,) I kept my own clubs and had them both cut down an inch. I learned they were too long for me. I saved a lot of money and felt guilty not paying Chris for his mini lesson, but I'm a happy camper. Will always come back here. It's the people not the store name! (BTW, after trying my \"new\" shorter clubs at the course later, I was still lousy!) I need more practice.....\n\nGary
__label__0 Agree with all previous reviews. This company is one of the worst I have ever dealt with...period. It was literally so bad I felt like I was on some blooper punked show. Avoid them or suffer.
__label__0 DO NOT EVER USE THIS HORRIBLE SERVICE.  If I could give them less than 1 star, I would.  How they are in business is a mystery to me, as I've never had a more miserable experience with any company in any industry.  L&S is bad-Bad-BAD.  \n\nHere is our story -\n\nLast weekend, we had a problem with our A/C unit raining water into the hallway under our vent.  We called our landlord's Home Warranty Company, and were told that with emergency service, someone would arrive later that day.  \n\nFour hours later, Andy from L&S arrived.  He told us that he would have to order a new condenser pan.  He was very friendly and very apologetic, but said that as it was the weekend, he'd have to order it Monday morning.  He also assured us that it would be ready to install by Monday afternoon.  Andy was the only positive part about our experience so far...In my opinion, he should go work for a company worthy of his service.\n\nSo, Monday afternoon, I took off work early and came home in order to be there for the service call.  At 5:00 I still had not heard from them, so I called.  They said that the pan had not been completed, and that we would have to wait until Wednesday.  \n\nWednesday morning, I called L&S, and they guaranteed me that it would be installed that afternoon.  I again took off work early in order to be available for their service technician.  At 5:00, still no call, no show.  I called L&S again, and they said that the pan was still not ready.  They said that they would schedule me an appointment for Saturday between 8 and noon, as that was the earliest they could guarantee an installation.\n\nWe cancelled our plans for Saturday morning and stayed home to yet again be available for their technician.  That morning, we get an email from our landlord telling us that he'd been informed by the home warranty company that L&S is reporting that our A/C has not been repaired because we have not made ourselves available to their technicians.  My head exploded.  \n\nAt 10am, we still had not received a confirmation phone call from L&S.  Because of the letter from our landlord and our past experience with this company, we thought it would be a good idea to check in and make certain that the tech was on his way.  We were told that the technician had already picked up the pan, that we were on his schedule, and to expect him soon.  \n\nAt 2:30pm, he still had not arrived.  We called the office, and we were informed that he was \"just now\" at the shop picking up the pan.  We informed the gentleman on the phone that we'd been told the tech had picked up the pan earlier that morning.  His very snooty reply was, \"well I guess he was picking up a pan for another customer, because he's going to get yours now.\"  He then put us on hold to call the metal shop and verify that his tech was getting the correct pan.  \n\nWhen he returned to the line 15 minutes later, we were informed that the pan was the wrong size, and they had to rush order a new one.   The phone rep was extremely rude, and said they 'might' get the pan back by end of the day and that I could call back in an hour.  \n\nWe called back in an hour.  We were told that they had the pan, but they still had to apply the sealant and then check to make sure it was holding water.  He was very rude and said that they would apply the sealant that evening and that someone would be in the shop by 9:00AM on Sunday.  He said they would call me with an update once they arrived.  \n\nSunday at 9:30 I called the shop.  Again, the man was very snide and said someone was on the way to the shop now, and that they'll call me once they arrive to test it.  An hour later, I call again.  They are just pouring water in the pan, and they'll call me 90 minutes to inform me that it's done and schedule a time for this afternoon to have it installed.  \n\nAt 12:15, I try to call the shop.  No one answers.  About 3 minutes later I get a text saying that they are on their way to the shop to check the pan, and to wait by the phone as they will be calling me soon.  An hour goes by, and I text the number back inquiring about the pan.  No response.  Another 2  hours pass.  I call, and the shop is closed.  No answer, no response.  It's now 4:00.  Still no call from L&S, still no text, still no install tech at my house.  \n\nThey are telling my landlord that this is my fault because I'm not being cooperative or making myself available to their techs.  They do not call customers to keep them updated on progress.  They do not show up when promised.  They lie to customers about what has been done.  They do not complete the work in a timely manner.  They are rude.  I am furious.  It's been 8 days for what was supposed to be an emergency call.  \n\nMy AC is still raining water into my hallway, and I have no way of knowing when these people will actually arrive to install this pan, nor how many more days I'll have to miss work in order to be here for their no-call-no-show \"appointments.\"
__label__0 APM is a complete joke!  Don't waste your time listing your investment property with them-I will let the countless horrible reviews speak for themselves and not waste my time writing all the garbage I want to write about them.
__label__2 I called to make an appt. for my dog to be groomed and the groomer was very 'short' with me as if I was annoying her by inquiring about an appt.  \nWhen I showed up at the scheduled time, she quickly sent me away saying she doesn't groom certain breeds which was not mentioned on the phone at the time of the appt.  I can see why she works with animals and not people since she is abrupt and unpleasant. The only reason for the 3 star is their self-grooming is convenient and affordable.
__label__0 I wish I  could give it less.  They used to be good.  The owner was a jerk on the phone.
__label__3 I decided to try this place after reading reviews on Yelp. The service was great. They make sure to pay attention to little things, like calling you by name after you sign in. I love that they don't try and do manicures and pedicures at the same time in an effort to rush you through
__label__3 3.75 stars\n\nOther than the outlet LV store in Japan, this is probably the first lv store i went into.  The security guards were a little bit intimidating, staring at you and looking bored out of their minds.  In other nice stores at caesars, they at least smile or say have a good nite.  Anyway, like Fern mentioned, the purse bar was kind of interesting and fun.  Once the associate found out my aunt might get something, she pulled out 7-10 bags for us to see and took off the protection tape on each.  I forgot her name, but she was very patient and very helpful.  She disappeared for a long while after we decided, but I would still recommend it if you are seriously looking, and even though they would probably ignore me if I was by myself!
__label__2 Ridiculous prices.  Not all that tasty.  Not for down-to-earth types.
__label__4 I love Vosges.  Why?  Because in addition to the chocolate with curry and chocolate with wasabi and ginger, they have a bacon and chocolate bar.  Yes, you heard me, they have concocted a chocolate bar with bits of applewood smoked bacon in it.  Granted, it tasted a little weird, but that kind of inventiveness deserves 5 stars.\n\nBoth times that I visited here, the staff were really good about giving samples of their merchandise.  They always have a featured chocolate bar with samples - the first time, it was the Barcelona bar (almonds and grey sea salt) and the second, it was Mo's Bacon Bar, the aforementioned treat.  According to them, the bacon bar was brand new and they had just gotten it in.  We also got to try the Naga bar, which, along with the Barcelona, was the favorite.\n\nWe ended up getting two boxes of milk chocolate truffles (9 pieces for $25) as gifts, the Barcelona and Naga bars, and a quarter pound of their caramel toffee.  I really wish that I had sampled their Black Pearl (wasabi and ginger), as well as the hot chocolate.  I also regret not buying the bacon bar, which probably would have made for some fun sampling with the family back home. \n\nA great chocolate store with some slightly kooky, exotic confections that work surprisingly well.  I only wish that they had an outlet in San Francisco so that I can try out more chocolates and have a steady supply of their delicious toffee.
__label__2 Finally found this place. Loved the samples and the service was ok.....a little Snooty. We bought the Bacon Carmel Toffee and a couple Flying Pigs. Honestly, it was just ok and just a hint....tiny hint of the bacon flavor at the end. More of an Overpriced Vegas novelty Chocolate. They don't give samples of the Bacon Flavored items b/c it is their biggest seller. I think because people just want to try it. We prefer the Bald Man Chocolates upstairs.
__label__4 Sooo good! Great price, good portions! This may be my favorite place for hearty meals! Such good hearty food choices, I actually thought this was a mexican restaurant, i'm not disappointed it wasn't. Yummy!
__label__1 Went on a trip to Vegas recently, thought we'd stop by to save some money by going to purchase food from here, myself and friends had a real craving for Filipino food since we were completely over the international style buffet we had all been to that week. Food was decent. Prices were slightly too high for the quality and quantity of the dishes. \n \nWe ordered 2 rice trays to go boxes of steamed rice. And no it's the Togo boxes your thinking of, the 7x7 box. It was. 3x5 box. Each box was $3.50. I thought that was kinda pricey. Next we got kare kare in a medium container 5.99, and secondly we got caldereta also in medium 5.99. The sizes of the containers looked so small. Like I mentioned earlier portions were small for the price. \n\nBut blehh,food was okay. Nothing screamed ouuuu I have to come back for this.\n\nWorst of all, the overall experience was just ehh. The ladies behind the counter were just  rude. Simple questions were easily not answered, and right before we left we asked for 4 sets of utensils for the food we just purchased and the response of one of the ladies is \" we don't give utensils\", and I said I just saw the lady rolling up utensils in the napkin. She replies that's only for the people who buy combo! Holy crap seriously it's not like we didn't buy any of your overpriced food already. It wasn't till we left I saw Thai bbq, I would of so went there instead -_-
__label__4 This is definitely the place to go for tires. We checked everywhere to buy a specialty tire and these guy\"s had the best price. I found the tire on line cheaper and the met their price too! The service was great, the shop was clean and they were professional from start to finish, highly recommend discount tire
__label__2 I only use this location for smog checks twice a year and a car wash every couple months.  I always use a coupon for the smog check and I've always been in and out very quickly.  The car wash really is a get what you pay for scenario.  It can be hit or miss but the basic car wash is only $13 with a coupon so it's a fair price.  This last weekend I went was actually one of the better washes and interior vacuums I have received.  Too bad they didn't ring up my coupon but I did call and the manager said they would adjust the price next time.   I don't think I've ever seen the popcorn machine on at this location which would I wouldn't mind munching on while waiting.
__label__1 Prices have changed a bit since Vanessa P's 2013 posting.\n1 8x10 = $10.00\n2 5x7 = $10.00\nSeems each sheet (regardless of the portrait size) has been reduced to $10.00\n\nRegardless, I believe the pictures are still expensive.  It would be 'considerate' if some savings were passed on to the parents since Bartolo is reaping studio prices for bulk services.  Package prices and extra prints are comparable to Sears/JC Penny or the other professional photographers located in the Mall.  (At least the other photographers provide a variety of poses).
__label__1 Way way way too expensive for the products being offered!  There are other locations around town with much much better deals.\nHowever, it does have shelf after shelf of items to look at as you walk through. It borders on sensory overload.
__label__1 I recently returned to this place after eating here several years ago. It has slipped a bit since I last visited. I ordered a beef burrito and beef taco. The beef in the burrito was strangely dry and seemed to have been overcooked - or perhaps it was cooked earlier and then warmed in a microwave. In any event, it was less than ideal. This was a disappointing visit, one I won't be repeating.
__label__1 There is absolutely no reason to dine here for Mexican food....it is non descript...no pride in preparation or presentation.  It is just bland food.  Service is very good but that does not make up for bad food....from the chips to the finale'....bad...and very noisy with screaming and misbehaving children.\n\nTry Lindo Michoac\u00e1n on Desert Inn...is was good but hope we can even find one that is better...it is an easy 3 star
__label__0 The food was good ... the service at this location is HORRIBLE. They are slow never check in with your table and take forever to bring something once you ask for it. Never coming back to this location. Going back to the one on DI their service is amazing and the atmosphere is so much nicer.
__label__0 I was soooo disappointed :( I had high hopes for this place. I lived in Chicago for a few years and was happy to learn there was a Chicago style pizza place. Sadly, it does not compare to the pizza I would eat in Chicago. The sauce on the stuffed pizza tasted like it was just tomato sauce out of a can. There was absolutely NO seasoning in it. The spinach was fresh, but it wasn't completely covered by the sauce, so many of the pieces were dried out. The cheese was okay, but not great. The crust was pretty nondescript. I definitely won't get another stuffed pizza from here. If they use the same \"sauce\" on the thin pizzas I definitely won't get pizza from here again.
__label__4 Majestic Cabinets refinished the cabinets in my entire house. They did an amazing job and the price was very reasonable as well. They were flexible as well when I changed my mind on color in the kitchen. They also have several other references that you can call that all recommend this company!!!!!
__label__2 Their pizza may be great, and the service here is better than their Rainbow location, but their wings suck. \n\nGood price for 10 wings at $8, available in medium or hot. Except they're dry- both in terms of the sauce, and the meat itself. Also a downside: they only offer packets of ranch for dipping. Unable to tell if wings were made fresh, just know that I was disappointed with the quality of what I received.\n\nPizza slices are fine here, and their rice balls are a treat. Small tables for dining outside, inside dining available further back in the building. Steer clear of the non-pizza options and you're good.
__label__0 I was a loyal customer here until today. I brought my car in for a complete detail. 3 and a half hours later I call the place that was like a ghost town today and the Russian woman tells me oh yeah he's done come get it. I come and all of the workers are standing against the building having a good time. When the detailer realizes I'm walking to my car he runs over. Now for all of you who have had your carpets and seats cleaned know never keep your windows closed until dry. 1. All doors and windows were closed. Him opening them as I'm standing there has no purpose. 2. Windows and tires weren't done. 3. No plastic seat cover. 4. The Spanish radio station was on loud. (I don't listen to anything Spanish f.y.i.) 5. My heat was blasting. Now to sum this disrespectful visit for me up. My seat wasn't just moved, it was completely readjusted AND MY DAMN GAS! Some mysterious way a half of a quarter tank is gone.\nThey didn't give a shit when I told them. I spoke to the \"manger\" Eduardo who said well the detailer Juan is gone so there's nothing I can say to him. Really... kiss my American ass you have lost mine and everyone I know who goes here's service. Garbage!
__label__0 This is one of the worst services I have ever had, PERIOD.\nI had these guys come and fix the front door of my restaurant for $500. I was told there was a warranty.\nWithin a half year, the door broke again on the first windy day since the repair. When inquiring about the warranty, they told me parts were free, but labor would be around $500 again. Furthermore, instead of taking responsibility, they had the gall to now tell me that our door shouldn't open outwards, and that we should just keep it open all the time on windy days and wait until it is no longer windy before closing it.  Right... after 11 years in business, it was just PURE LUCK that the door never broke. And when it finally did, their \"repair\" lasted less than half a year.  This is absurd, and borderline FRAUD. Never ever use their services, unless you want to donate to a shady business.
__label__2 I walked in and was amazed by the table set up and design.  It is not your traditional sushi restaurant. \n\nThe service was okay/good.  They did miss one of our friend's order and miss my two requests for some hotter tea.  I ordered tea and it came out warm and little did I know that I was being charged for it! Anyway, the Udon was good and a little on the sweet side.  It was in a broth that I have never had with Udon before.  Their spicy tuna was good, but not the best I have ever tasted.  The lasagna roll was nothing special. The agedashi tofu was good, but not great.\n\nNothing that stood out except the names of the dishes....... some that little children should not be reading!
__label__3 It's very loud in here.  Also at 1100 pm Sat nite I was surprised to see a table of 3 with a child clearly under 5 in the booth.  The tv that covered our booths was not operational.  Our tasty $13.99 kobe beef burgers were ordered medium but were more rare.  Other than that, our waitress was very hard working & even brought us a basket of hot beer battered fries since we had to wait for our burgers to be re-done.
__label__3 It's a fun bar with great food and a good atmosphere.   Awesome TV's.  Great place for a pit stop or a party. :)
__label__3 On Las Vegas Boulevard without being caught up in the chaos of the strip. My friends and I stopped by this bar to grab a drink and a quick bite before we headed to a movie at the South Point. Knowing that the casino would be packed, we came here.\n\nAt first, I was  hesitant to come because my first experience was disappointing. This second time, it was better. We entered around 10pm and sat ourselves at one of the side booths. The wait staff were slow to acknowledge our presence, but after we made it clear we were there, they were more attentive. \n\nThe menu is extensive and that can backfire. Like I said, my first experience had me never wanting to come back. I didn't care for their chili. I was impressed with the extensive salad choices. On Thursday, they have a  BBQ chicken served over cold soba noodles with tons of veggies tossed in. The marinade for the chicken remind me of the Chinese style BBQ except it was more salty than sweet. The half portion was 8.95 and was enough to tide me over. I was trying to be healthy, but could not help stealing my friends fries. They were thick cut and fried to a golden brown. Absolutely perfect.\n\nA bonus, they were playing so much 90's alternative. Nothing like some Smashing Pumpkins and Bush to remind me of my childhood.
__label__3 What a wonderful dinner!  My wife and I arrived in Las Vegas at our condo late afternoon and decided to go somewhere close...Steiners was close.  I explained my dietary restrictions to our waiter and came up with an idea not on the menu: a chicken dinner plate.  Chicken breast was wonderful; moist, seasoned just right, steamed veggies and plain mashed potatoes.  Everything was delicious.\n\nWe arrived at Happy Hour and got 2 beers for the price of 1; you've got to love Foster's on tap!\n\nMy wife ordered their version of a French Dip sandwich.  She said it was a bit dry, but ordered it with the onion rings (for an additional charge).    Yummy rings.\n\nWait staff was wonderful.  At least 4 different servers were at our table at one time or the other making sure everything was good and bringing what we needed.  Merited a 20% tip on my \"very good service\" meter.\n\nWe will be back before the vacation is over.
__label__3 Decent locals sportsbar with a good bar menu and choice of beer, the food didn't disappoint and the prices were really surprisingly great.  They have daily specials, and I ate here on my way back to LA.  I took advantage of their burger special, which was $10 for a US Kobe burger (from Montana, at least they're honest).  Other burgers were all $7 which was half price, I think it was a happy hour special.  I also ordered their tortilla soup which as decent.  The burger was ok.  I ordered it Medium, but it seemed a little dry an certainly no different than non-\"Kobe burgers\" in texture or taste.  The one thing that did stick out though was that it was served on Hawaiian King buns, which gave it a little sweetness and I really liked.  Service was very friendly, my waiter came and checked on me every 15 min or so and he seemed like he was really eager for me to enjoy the food.  If I lived closer, I'd probably be a regular.
__label__3 My boyfriend & I have been in Vegas for 4 days so far & have eaten at Steiner's two times. Once for lunch & once for breakfast. We came for lunch after our flight from NJ. The food was great- burgers, onion rings & buffalo chicken fingers all highly recommended. Breakfast was just what we were looking for-- a diner style menu with a twist. And mimosas heavy on the champagne for a cheap $5 each. Service could be slow and hard to come by a server but it's worth having patience. We'll probably be back again by weeks end!
__label__3 As far as gas stations go, this is one of my favorites do to location, prices and food. Yes.... Food.... Well gas station food that is, LOL. Prices are fair and they have a decent hot selection of all the gas station goodies you can imagine. Hot dogs, taquitos, sandwiches with mystery meat etc....
__label__3 What kept this from getting 5 stars was the white guy who seemed to be acting as a waiter of sorts.  He had an attitude, although he didn't direct it at me.  He had no patience with the large student group eating dinner together, and there wasn't any reason for him to have acted the way he did.  The group wasn't drunk, wasn't raucous, and was only a little chaotic because they were a little more focused on their conversation than who ordered what when their orders came out.\n\nThe white guy waiter with an attitude was largely offset by the very nice \"Mint Squid\" (basil, actually) I had with sticky rice.  The dish was nicely seasoned, not too greasy, the rice was chewy, the woman who brought out my food was very nice, and she gave me a plate of cut orange for afterwards.  I look forward to trying some of their other dishes, although I'll probably give the \"lunch specials\" the skip.  I learned a long time ago that lunch specials are rarely very \"special\", and it's better to order from the regular menu in Asian restaurants.
__label__3 I can't say that I'm the most versed person when it comes to Thai food. Generally speaking, I like what's known as the \"white food.\" At Thai Original BBQ I'm a big fan of their lunch specials. You get a great little side salad, then your main course for less than $9, not a bad deal.\n\nSo my staple item at this location is good ol' #1, the BBQ Chicken with Fried Rice. 90% of the time the chicken is moist, the skin has great flavor, and it's cooked to perfection. Once in a while the chicken gets a little overcooked and dry. Just a warning, if you get the food to-go, they include the salad with your warm food in the same tray. Not a fan of hot salad, nor am I a fan of salad dressing sloshing all over Thai food - it's like a bad Circus Circus buffet nightmare. So simply ask for the salad on the side. Periodically I'll go off the deep end and get the Pad Thai, which is decent, but I'm quickly reminded that nothing beats the BBQ chicken.\n\nDefinitely a good lunch stop, great prices, and quick service.
__label__1 I am so dissappointed that PF Changs has removed the Salt & Pepper Prawns from the menu. My husband and I went there specifically  for this entree'. Too bad..... Not sure if we will return. We usually order the orange chicken with the shrimp. I guess we can get orange chicken anywhere.
__label__3 Try the Pan fried dumplings!
__label__1 My family (wife, kids, and parents) and I have never been to P F Chang's and decided to try it out since most of our friends like it.  We really like Chinese food in San Francisco CA, but I decided to come without super high expectations.\n\nWhy the 2 stars?  It's a combination of reasons.  Even though I did not walk in with super high expectations there is still a certain par level for a restaurant that prices Chinese food that high and claims to \"create great, crave-able Chinese food that guests cannot get anywhere else.\"  What a claim!  So I guess you can say that I did have a level of expectation based on their own claim.  \n\nI ordered the shrimp with candied walnuts lunch plate with fried rice.   The flavor was really nothing extraordinary, it was rather bland.  The sauce was tangy and the melons sweet but the shrimp had no savor.  The shrimp was also chewy.  The fried rice was, how do you put it, fried rice.  The hot and sour soup, on the other hand, had great flavor.  It had just the right amount of sour and spiciness to it. \n\nThe rest of my family didn't have anything wonderful to say about their lunch dishes.  My wife had the Chang's spice chicken and my parents shared the wonton soup and Chang's chicken lettuce wraps.  The kids didn't complain about their dishes and they rarely rave about food anyways, so their reactions did not contribute to the rating in this review.  However the kids' food, and sauce that came with it, came out piping hot (it was too hot to handle with even our fingers).  My wife and I had to blow on their food for several minutes so that the temperature was palatable to their young sensitive mouths.  Mind you that we understand that food comes out hot at every restaurant but this time it seemed like the food was taken straight out of the fryer and sent directly to our kids. This event DID contribute to the rating in this review.  \n\nThe service was ok... nothing great and nothing bad.\n\nIn conclusion, PF Chang's China Bistro did not create great, crave-able Chinese food that guests cannot get anywhere else.  They certainly did not create it with my shrimp dish nor the dishes that the rest of my family had.  This experience certainly does not scream \"lets go there again!\"  I often have a craving for Chinese food from a few other smaller restaurants in Henderson.  On top of that, they are inexpensive compared to PF Chang's.  We will not be coming back.
__label__0 Just wanted to have some decent chinese food this weekend nothing too authentic because it's not available in town. So Pf Chang's right? Wrong. Steam rice was dry,\nOrange chicken not on the menu, sweet & sour pork was not crunchy and something new on the menu, Curry noodles of some sort not so delicious. My kids were hungry so didn't even bother to complain just ate really fast. Been to pf Chang's a lot but what is going on?
__label__1 Do not come here expecting L&L, the Loft, or Ohana. You will be disappointed. \n\nMy definition of a mixed plate = mass quantities of outstanding comfort food. This place lacks in the quantity area, but the tastes are hit and miss. Thus my rating.\n\nDetails: \n\nKalua Pork: excellent, not too salty. Flavor is right on. \nMahi Mahi: pretty damn good.\nLau Lau: not bad, but not the best I've had. \nChicken Katsu: maybe I got yesterday's. It tasted stale and heavy, with a strange aftertaste. \nBBQ pork: meh. \n\nPrices: average\nService: the people were friendly, and above average.
__label__4 Really quite confused on the low # of ratings for this eatery, then again, this could only mean the best of vegas has yet to be fully discovered! Aloha Kitchen, a Filipino/Hawaiian fusion of each respective's cultures most popularized dishes.  With that said, I give you, the adobo fried rice omelette and loco moco review.\n\nI've been raving about Aloha's loco moco as soon as the gravy and my taste buds collided. Definitely brag-worthy, whether you've tried loco moco's before or not.  I was a first timer and have never even heard of such a dish. Once I returned to SoCal, I tried to find something, ANYTHING, that could imitate Aloha's and just wound up leaving Ono's & The Loft dissatisfied. I like how Aloha's asks how I would like my eggs cooked. Over easy please, thank you very much for asking!\n\nAdobo fried rice omelette. Highly recommended by friends but enjoyed the loco moco more.  Maybe it was a bit too dry to eat post loco moco? Either way, it's definitely not something to miss, so don't skip out on this if it's your first time visiting.
__label__4 Stone crabs the size of my fist.  So lovely, so sweet. . . we ordered way too much. . . the lobster bolognaise. . . sigh.  I am so glad they are in Las Vegas. . . easier to get than to Chicago.\n\nTip:  Go during crab season. . . super!\n\nThe wine suggestions were great too.  Oh man!  I'm drooling.\n\nLet's see. . . tips for Joe's:\n\n1)  expect to pay for quality\n2)  medium crabs are better than the super humongous crabs\n3)  do not order with your eyes\n4)  ask the servers for suggestions\n5)  go during crab season (yes, there are off-seasons)\n6)  go HUNGRY!!!!
__label__3 Best Stone Crab ever. \n\nWe went for a late dinner and had the stone crab bisque, which is just incredible, the onion strings and the 5 Large Stone Crab meal. And don't forget all the great bread. Our server was Stephen who was always available. \n\nWe are definitely coming back soon.
__label__4 Tried this place for the first time on a Saturday last month and went back the very next day! Yes, It is that delicious!\n\nWithin our group we tried their stone crab, shrimp in garlic sauce, fried chicken, steak, macaroni and cheese, and roasted corn and if I could I would of tasted more! \n\nTheir service was also excellent and fast, and valet parking is free! (Gratuity still appreciated however). \n\nI cannot wait to go back!
__label__3 Yum. Yum. Seafood. and Steak. Yummy in my Tummy.\n\nI've been wanting to go to Joe's ever since I saw it featured on Giada's Weekend Getaways (although that was the Miami location).\n\nI wanted to come here for dinner, and we had some trouble finding reservations on a Friday night (then again, probably shouldn't have tried to make reservations that day). We ended up taking a 5:30 spot, which is, not surprisingly, when they open up for the dinner service.\n\nWe ordered the Stone Crab appetizer, the crab cakes, and the rib eye steak. While waiting for our meal, we were served a basket of different types of bread. Hands down, the little pretzel bread was my absolute favorite. \n\nWe were served the our appetizer, and we dived into the four claws that we were served.  They were soo good, succulent, and with a sweeter flavor than you find in the dungeness crabs I normally eat in LA.  The mustard dipping sauce was really good too; definitely not too mustardy. I would actually call it more of an aioli.  \n\nOur entress were delectable as well. I ordered the crab cakes, and my eyes popped open when they were served I was expecting a couple disk-shaped cakes, but these were no mere disks, but MOUNDS.  The cakes had practically no fillers to it, but was just all sweet, delicious crab.  The steak was amazing as well.  It had a delicious, almost salty crust to it, and it was perfectly cooked. It brought to mind that I haven't had a good steak in, well, a long time.  We ate every bit of food on our places (despite being extremely full), and walked out of the restaurant with that feeling where you're happy from the awesome meal you just ate, mixed with the uncomfortable, slightly lethargic feeling you get from just eating way too much.
__label__4 We shared a stone crab appetizer; never had these before, they were okay.  We were told that these were frozen from last season, since the season starts in October.  We just didn't see the big deal with them.  \nThe highlight of my meal was the 2 lb. lobster, which they cracked for me.  It was the best ever, and my wife loved her halibut dish.  The spinach was terrific, also.  All in all, a very rewarding and pleasant experience.
__label__0 This review is mainly about our post dining experience\n\nI called the manager to let them know that me and my boyfriend believed we may have gotten food poisoning from there the other night. We both\nfelt ill the next day, and was pretty sure it was from the 2nd morgage appetizer. It was delish- don't get me wrong, I even took pics!  \n\nAnyhow, after asking me a few questions, she asked me when was the last time I ate prior, and told her at Red Rock Buffet for breakfast. The manager then asked me \"How much did you two drink by the pool\". We are locals here- and I was highly offended. We live in Summerlin and went there for breakfast, you can't beat a made to order  ommelette  and\n coffee for 5 bucks! So I wrote a note to corporate, and the Las Vegas General Mgr. got in touch with me and stuck up for his manager. Poor customer service, every single person I ran this by also stated this was offensive to them as well. It is a shame, it was our first experience there.\n\nI'm from Cleveland, been in the biz, and been to lots of Lettuce Entertain You restaurants in Chicago. I will not be back at any of them. I felt they treated me rudely and should have just called the health department!
__label__0 Researched places to eat in Vegas prior to my trip... and I came to Yelp to read all the rave reviews about Joe's... so my second night there this was the place to eat! The maitre d was okay... not super friendly but not a complete dousche... and he had to ID me before sitting in the lounge because he thought I wasn't 21 yet. I'm flattered. Anywho... didn't get any appetizers as nothing seemed appealing... so we went straight into dinner. \n\nMy friend ordered the fried seafood platter which she liked... she let me sample some of it... and honestly to me, it was just fried seafood. Nothing fancy.\n\nI was caught between the shrimp scampi (I heart scampi) and the parmesan halibut. The waitress suggested the scampi so I ordered that and I also got a small portion of the king crab mac and cheese... as I LOVE king crab and I LOVE mac and cheese. I also ordered a blush wine and I don't know the name of it (I asked the waitress and SHE didn't even know... um... FAIL!!!) but it was delicious so I'll shut up about that. The scampi came, and well, it looked sad. Yes the shrimp was large, but it was overcooked and there was NO taste to the pasta. Seriously??  A restaurant of this caliber with this reputation and the scampi has NO taste?? Unimpressed. Also, the king crab mac and cheese had no taste as well. I'm not a fan of adding salt to ANY dish... but I felt like BOTH dishes needed salt but like I said, I don't like to add salt. There was BARELY any king crab in the dish as well. LAME!!! I was completely disappointed and unimpressed with the food AND the service. My friend wanted to order another drink but our waitress never came around. We should'e went to N9NE at the Palms.... where we originally intended to go, but since she was staying at Caesars and we heard great things about Joe's we came here. BLAND food, MEDIOCRE service = a WASTE OF MONEY. Never again Joe's. NEVER AGAIN.
__label__3 I ate here on my last night in Vegas and more or less enjoyed it. I felt really classy walking in with a t-shirt and bright red cargo shorts, but I'll be damned if I walk around the desert heat in pants.\n\nWe had to get the stone crab appetizer since it's in the damned NAME of the place, even though I did not like the ~26 dollar price at all. For that money, you get two fairly big claws, pre-cracked and served with Joe's sauce (not that kind, but the mustard kind). The crab tasted very good, and if you can afford it, then good for you and GIVE ME MONEY.\n\nThe stone crab bisque was extremely delicious - not too thick, and very savory. Maybe a bit too savory, but I'm someone who can't drink non-lowsodium veggie juice, so take that comment with a grain of salt HIYOOOO.\n\nI dined on pretzel-crusted arctic char with tarragon remoulade. Sounds fancy, I thought, but in reality it's just pretzel-crusted salmon with a nice tartar-like sauce. It still tasted good, although the fish was cooked a little rarer than I like.\nLe girlfriend had the fisherman's platter, which was a grilled combination of shrimp, scallops, octopus, and squid. The seafood was cooked well (except the squid was a tad chewy), and decently flavored.\n\nAdditionally, we had a side of \"Joe's grilled tomatoes.\" Naturally, I thought that they were just ....grilled tomatoes. But they came out, and it turns out the slices are topped with some sort of spinach puree and AMERICAN CHEESE. EWW. A description of that crap on the menu would have been helpful.\n\nWould have loved to try the key lime pie, but we didn't dessert it up so we could have time to savor our last night in Vegas.\nIf you know what I mean ;)
__label__1 Not sure why this place gets such great reviews. The service was good but the food just ok and the location/atmosphere ok.\nI found the price very expensive as well.\nNot worth it.
__label__4 Still one of my favorite restaurants across the country & def in this city.  The one in Miami does not take reservations this one does!   I get almost the same thing every time and every time I'm overjoyed! It never disappoints and the service is impeccable. \n\nThis is a place for sharing, if you are not a sharer maybe not for you.\n\nIf it's your first time or you've been before here's my favorites:\n\n1) Stonecrab- remember season is Oct 15- May 15 (2 days before my birthday) so ordering them in this time frame will ensure optimum pleasure.  Anytime else, they are frozen and while still good not GREAT. Joe's mustard sauce is INFAMOUS and amazing but keep in mind it's mayo based so opt for less than more. [see pix]\n2) Roasted Corn- amazing- simple plain with a touch of heat and lime\n3) Creamed Spinach- oh lord this is not on the diet BUT you are eating shellfish so it's kinda ok, ish\n4) Seafood Salad- dressing on the side for me. It's divine\n5) Pretzel roll and or onion and cheese roll oh lordie\n6) potatoes I can do with or without\n7) FRIED CHICKEN- yes I know, my friend is Kosher, this is what he orders, it's damn near amazing, only reason I've ever even tried it\n8) King Crab legs- about the same price as your first born but in the long run cheaper than a kid! [see pix]\n9) dessert- ice cold key lime pie is what they are known for but their Havana one is knock your socks off good too.
__label__1 Came here because of the reviews. Had high expectation and we waited about 20 mins to be seated. But honestly the red lobster cooked better seafood. The grilled shrimps were very dry. Our server disappeared after we got our food. Took FOREVER to ask for our bill.
__label__2 Very fair.  Went with waiter's recs & shouldn't have. Joe's in Florida so much better.
__label__1 We chose Joe's for my husbands birthday dinner last weekend.  Appetizers and drinks were okay, they served a Moscow Mule in a glass versus a copper cup, forgivable.  Dinner is where it all went wrong.  Our dinner companions asked several times if the ahi was lightly seared and was assured it would come out sushi grade.  When the food came out I could see from across the table the ahi was completely cooked through.  My husband had to send his lobster back to the kitchen because it was undercooked.  My mahi mahi had to be cut with a knife it was so overcooked.   This was the most disappointing meal we had in Vegas.  I will be sure to advise my friends to stay away - too many great restaurants in Vegas to waste your time.
__label__1 We (8 friends) have been coming to this restaurant for several years during our annual Vegas trip. The service and food are always great. Not anymore. We reserved a specific table 3 months in advance. When we got to the maitre 10 mins before reservation time he said he would not seat us until the whole party was here and by the way \"you need to be aware that we need to sell the table again so don't take too long\". Incredible. He would not sit 4 of us (the rest were shopping for a few minutes) AND he had the gall to tell us to hurry up once we sat. This at a place that typically sets us back at least $150 per person. So our table sat empty while the rest of the party arrived (15 mins). Of course we had told the maitre that if he sat us before the rest arrived we would start drinking and eating. He still refused. When he finally sat us, I politely thanked him and asked his name. His answer? \"What is YOUR name?\"  I gave it him and he just looked at me, refused to say anything and left. This is truly apalling service for any price level. Clearly these guys feel like their full house (and mostly tourists) justifies them giving unacceptably bad service. Spend your money somewhere else, where they will actually appreciate it.\n\nPost-meal update: The stone crab legs were ok and the King crab was amazing. Mac and cheese always great and two people said they would come back just for the banana cream pie. Our server, JJ, was funny, nice and professional. As usual, after countless crabs legs and bottles of a really nice white, we paid ~$150 per person and would be well worth it except for the maitre'd interaction, which really soured us on the place (I upped it to two stars because of JJ and the great food). The owner has contacted me, which is always a good sign of managers actually caring.
__label__3 Very nice meal.  The lobster bisque is really TO DIE FOR!  The lobster Surf n Turf is the Business!  I also had an order of crab legs with the filet, however not as tasty as the lobster for sure!  Wonderful restaurant! Loved the lay-out and decor!
__label__3 Took my girlfriend here for her birthday and for the most part it was a good experience and good food. The service was good too. Waiter was very courteous and explained everything about themselves and the menu. We ordered the two cups of crab bisque which was good, oysters Rockefeller which I thought was ok, stone crab legs were good, crab cakes and lobster sole which was our main dishes were ok. Overall it was a good experience and service was good.
__label__2 First time tried to stone crab claws thinking it was going to taste good since I'm  a big fan of crabs. I also saw it featured on food network. my family ordered the stone crabs and it was flavorless meat and probably the worst tasting crab I have ever  tasted.... I was expecting sweet crab meat like some other crab species and this was not it. The service was slow too. Maybe their other food items is good but I was disappointed in the stone crab itself. Will not be back.
__label__0 ***WARNING*** Dr. Nishihara can and will help your children, that's only if you don't mind being disrespected in front of them and brought to tears on some visits.  He is rude and obviously has no children of his own. I will no longer be seeing this Doctor because I feel we have been in a verbally abusive relationship and are finally free of the bullying despite his education.
__label__4 Divine Cafe is truly befitting of it's name. Wonderfully fresh ingredients help create their many variations on lunchtime staples. This stuff is made-to order, and it most certainly has the \"from scratch\" appeal. The prices are affordable and the service is friendly. When you dine-in, you're greeted with a basket of tasty homemade chips and a dip that's delightful. A word to the wise, if you're in a hurry and looking to take-out, it may be to your advantage to call ahead. They take what their serve seriously, so the wait for a sandwich can be longer than one would expect and more importantly longer than you have time for during your lunch hour.
__label__3 This place is pretty interesting....they may call themselves \"Yummy Grill SUSHI\" but it's not just a Japanese restaurant.  Besides that, they got  your Chinese and Thai dishes. I think I saw someone ordering Indonesian fried rice too. I wanted to order drinks too but eh...I forgot to and by the time I remember, I wasn't really in the mood. Oh wells...save some unneeded calories, right? =) lol\n\nSo for those who may not be in the mood for sushi but someone in your party does, have no fear...there are other choices available that I'm sure will suit your taste buds.
__label__2 CVS is known as a great Pharmaceutical chain that also offers everyday grocery items.  This store located off the 215 and Valley Verede is a great addition to this wonderful chain.\n\nThe savings and weekly specials are very hard to beat at CVS.  I have always enjoyed the service and 24 hour drive through Pharmacy at almost every location.  Awesome store!!!
__label__3 We've used CVS Pharmacy a few times for our pharmaceutical needs.  Fortunately it hadn't been busy so there wasn't a long wait.  \n\nThe pharmacy tech is always very nice and fast to process the prescription. We usually wait there for them to fill. Luckily it has always been 10 minutes or less.\n\nWhen you are ailing, the last thing you want to do is wait around.  They do a great job of being quick and convenient!
__label__3 Went on a Saturday night a couple weeks ago.  It's no cover before 10pm, but on that particular night (which happened to be a fight night) the place was already packed by our 930 arrival time.  For the price and the amount of time to wait in line (0 minutes 0 seconds), this place kicks ghostbar's pretentious butt!  The view is nicer because it's right on the strip, you can actually sit down (the tables aren't all \"reserved\"), the bartenders are friendly, the music is kept at a volume high enough to hear but low enough that you don't have to shout over it, and the crowd was lively.  Too bad the patio was closed off that night, no doubt for the fight night VIPs and hangers-on.  Dunno about the restaurant, but judging from these reviews here I might have to check it out next time through.  A+++ will do business with again!
__label__4 Our bachelorette party headed to Mix Lounge after dining at Mix (and also being told the Justin Timberlake afterparty was to be held here!). No JT, but Mix Lounge was a surprising treat in itself. The bar was beautifully designed, with a reddish roof to it. The outdoor patio offered second-to-none views of the entire Strip. There was also a small dance floor with a decent DJ. The place never got too crowded, which was a nice surprise for Labor Day weekend. Another creative edge that Mix offered were the restrooms! Where else can you pee and see the entire Vegas Strip through a floor to ceiling window? I'd love to come back here again!
__label__3 What a way to start our weekend in Vegas! \n\nThe topline:\n*Sommalier on site to help choose between the exorbitantly-priced, but excellent wines on the endless list.\n*Holy view! I couldn't decide what was more enthralling to look at (besides the ever-enthralling Will T., of course)--the sparking landscape out the 62nd-floor window or the bone white interior with it's 15,000 glass balls hanging from the ceiling.\n*The service was not up to the pricetag of the menu or its Michelin rating. We were fortunate enough to have a very sweet guy who didn't ever leave us hanging (and didn't laugh when we needed to start dinner with sugarfree redbull and vodka!), but I would expect Michael Mina-level flawless service here.\n*The food was 5 stars--when you get to decide between bison and venison on a menu (I chose the perfectly-prepared bison fillet), you are in for a unique dining experience. The creamed spinach on the side was notably good. And we also shared the surf and turf: striped bass, seared foie gras, brussel sprouts, with crushed black truffle. And you should order the baba au rhum dessert just for fun--the moist cake is already steeped in rum, and you get extra, warm rum to pour on top--deee-lightful.\n\nMix is definitely worth saving your duckets or gambling grandma's Social Security check for.
__label__1 The Food. The View. The Service. The room. \nThose are the things that all these reviews seem to cover so I will too.\n\nThe food: good, not mind-boggling, and certainly not proof of the existence of God. \nI had the rustic pasta which was salty, but satisfying. Then the veal ribeye which was like fatty pork. The bread was nice but not great. The wines by the glass were pretty good but a severely limited selection.\n\nThe service: very good. Perhaps this is the best thing about the restaurant. Very attentive and gentle. The waiter, busboys, sommelier and manager were all invested in making the experience a good one. As Lawrence Welk said: Thank you boys.\n\nThe room: cold and charmless...like eating in the terminal at La Guardia...except for the hanging glass bubbles which made me feel like I was in a glass of club soda.\n\nThe view: very nice, but because the restaurant is kind of on the side, the view from the MIx bar is better. As well, the tables are too close together so that it feels like everyone around you can listen to your conversation. No intimacy at Mix.\n\nThe biggest problem with Mix is that the food is way too expensive. \nI have one piece of advice, from someone who virtually eats out every night of the week...you will go out of business if you don't modify your price structure.\nRead the business section of any newspaper: prices that were accceptable in 2004 are irresponsible and verging on offensive in 2009.
__label__2 I'm a little torn with this place.   How does one boil your thoughts about a place down to 1-5 stars?  What I've found is that the most memorable things about a place will drive the stars up if they were great, even if overall the place wasn't that superb.  \n\nIn the case of MIX, the stars might have been driven higher than the 3 I gave it, if I had followed this method... because the dramatic ceiling installation (see pictures) and the 5***** appetizers were amazing!  But the main courses were underwhelming all around the table and the service was lackluster.  Add it all up, and then remember the outrageous prices, and a 4-5 star review quickly gets knocked down to a 3.  \n\nFirst the good...\nThe installation and decor as a whole... well, not much more to say than it made an impression.  But even with decor, I felt that the all white and mother-of-pearl layout got lazy after the drama of the ceiling, especially when they underachieved on taking advantage of the spectacular view of the strip it could have.  But decor is decor...\n\nThe food...\nLike I said, the apps were top notch.  The foie gras and sashimi apps were amazing, as were the others.  However, the main courses took a nose-dive.  Maybe this was because were were there around 10-11pm, their last seatings at the end of the night... but this is Vegas?!  Where midnight is like 3pm.  Plus charge what they do and it better blow my mind. It didn't. \n\nDisappointing.
__label__2 I attended a group dinner here on Thursday night.  First of all the view is absolutely breathtaking, well worth the trip up 68 stories.  The food is excellent, varied and complex dishes mostly focusing on standard steakhouse style Americana. We started with a mix of starters, all were amazing but notable were the Gnocci, light and fluffy in an edamame puree, really something.  I had the dry aged fillet, it was fine and cooked perfectly which actually shocked me!  Desert looked amazing as well, everyone seemed to love what they got.  Here's the problem, the wait staff are horrible.  I mean they screwed everything up, it took like 15 minutes to get a drink and they kept disappearing.  You're in Vegas Mix, the hospitality capital of the world so pick it up a notch.
__label__3 We spent a lot of time here waiting to get in. Not because they were crowded but because the woman downstairs was very insistent that they opened, \"in 7 minutes.\" \n\nWhen we finally got upstairs there was no one in sight. We wandered around the backside of the bar to watch the sun set and found the staff still in their pre-opening staff meeting. The manager politely indicated they would be with us as soon as they were through. i.e. Go away, you'll get a drink when WE'RE ready.  I let him know we'd be outside when they were done.  \n\nUnfortunately, the patio is on the wrong side of the building to watch the sun set - but I guess we're there to see Vegas, right?\n\nEventually one of the waitresses sauntered out.  I ordered a glass of Scharffenberger champagne.  It was a surprisingly reasonable $13.  Their other by the glass champagnes are higher-end and French with prices reaching $30.  Their cheapest champagne is $12 - one from New Mexico?!?  I've had it before and it wasn't pretty.   Gruet is served everywhere in LV, and I mean everywhere!  Sorry, New Mexico, but I have rules while in Vegas!  \n\nLas Vegas rule #5: no champagne from New Mexico!\n\nI would go back for the view (make sure you check what time sunset starts) and the drinks, but not management's attitude. \n\nOH!  And be sure to check out their bathrooms.  If you go early like we did you can see them both.\n\nI've heard the food there is amazing, but will check that out next time.
__label__4 This club is really cool, great place to take your girl for drinks and still be able to talk to her. Cheap to get in, elevator ride up is fun because you see the whole strip up. The view from the club itself is amazing, drinks are pricey but well made and strong. Must check it out.
__label__1 This review is for the restaurant. \nMy husband and I came here for our 5 year anniversary dinner tonight. I did my research and thought this would be a good place to go. The food was wonderful. We had, for starters, the seared duck foie gras (half order), tuna tartare (half order), and Maine lobster salad. For our entrees we had the braised wagyu and cod brandade. Both were very tasty. For my dessert I had the mix Candy Bar w/ caramel ice cream. \nMy gripes with this restaurant was that we were seated on a round table between two square tables. It was awkwardly situated and did not make for a very comfortable meal. At least we were seated by a window with a pretty nice view. My next gripe is with the waiter (big Caucasian blond guy) who talked and laughed with the tables next to us and made no effort with the two of us. I wonder if it's because we didn't order a bottle of wine. I forgot my Zantac, so I didn't think drinking wine would be wise. My husband ordered a mojito and he totally forgot about it prompting us to have to remind him and when he wanted a second drink, we had to ask the busboy (sorry, I don't know what to call him). By the way, the busboy and the buslady were nice and friendly. My husband wanted to give the waiter a bad tip, but I convinced him against it because I wanted the other helpful staff to get what they deserved. We tipped the usual 18% even though the waiter clearly didn't deserve it. With the foie gras and wagyu we weren't sure what we were supposed to eat it with. A good waiter would have made suggestions for sides to improve the enjoyment of our meal. \nSo the verdict: The food was great, but the experience was lacking considering the amount of money we spent, $200+.\nI've been to many amazing restaurants, including French Laundry, Jar, Lucques, Osteria Mozza, etc... This was by far the worst experience I've ever had at a fine dining establishment.
__label__1 I agree with GC's review completely. Meh. \n\nThere are much better places to spend $100 a person with a view in Vegas, unless you really are too lazy to leave THEHotel. Too much attitude and not enough attention when they can see that you aren't drunk enough to spend all your money or somebody else's money on overpriced drinks.  The food was good, but not exceptional. Nice presentation and a lot of white table cloth, black floor, hanging glass globe tentacles that are just kind of distracting.  One of the darkest, potentially creepiest bathrooms I have ever been in outside the third world.\n\nKeep looking, better yet if you don't need the high view see my Aureole review.
__label__4 First of all, you can't beat the view from the 64th floor of The Hotel at the Mandalay Bay.  The evening view of the Strip is unparalleled.  Beyond the hip lounge is the restaurant.  From the lounge you walk through a corridor where you have an opportunity to view the open kitchen.  I like watching chefs work and this was a treat.  Then you step into a cream white colored paradise.  Feels like you stepped into a glass of bubble filled champagne.  \n\nWe ordered off of the Restaurant Week menu - go Three Squares!  The grilled foie gras was probably the best that I have ever had and I eat a lot of foie gras.  The foie is so much sweeter when it comes from corn fed ducks as opposed to pellet fed ducks (from Hudson Valley for example).  It shows that the chef knows how to source his ingredients.  \n\nThe rest of the dishes were delicious but I loved the cheesecake dessert.  The sweet fluffy and light mouse cheesecake was paired with a more savory sour cream sorbet which I loved!  The sorbet was such a surprise and delight that I forgot about the cheesecake.  \n\nService was impeccable.  The waiter knew his cuisine.  Overall, a wonderful dining experience.
__label__4 Pricey but hey..it's Vegas.\nGreat drinks - they're strong and yummy!\nGood selection of songs and nice variety. \nLove the view!!!\n\nPS Check out the bathroom ;)
__label__3 Portions are small but the restaurant is so beautiful and special. Great for special occasion, anniversaries and bachelorette parties. Have a glass of wine of the out Door patio at mix lounge. Stunning views and beautiful atmosphere. Yeah the food is pricey and small but very thoughtful and delicious. If you find go for dinner just go for a drink. On a side note the bathroom with the toilet facing the strip is pretty awesome!
__label__2 I have dined at Mix many times with a friend of mine and loved it, so we suggested it for our mutual friend's birthday extravaganza. The evening did not start out as intended. First, you have to go on a scavenger hunt to find the hostess podium, why they hide it is beyond me as it makes perfect sense to have it out front and visible. After we checked in, we were seated in the middle of the dining room. Every other diner in the restaurant was seated with a view of the strip so we thought that was a little odd. Sure, we are young, but we were going to spend plenty of money considering the price of the entrees! So we asked to be reseated, since it was my friend's birthday we were hoping for a seat with a view, I mean that is the allure of Mix. We were immediately seated in a corner in front of the hostess podium, with a view of the Southwest, ummm OK? So we asked if we could sit outside instead. The hostess begrudgingly lead us outside and sat us in the far corner of the balcony, with a beautiful view of the airport. This seemed very passive aggressive to me and that belief was validated as she whispered into our waiters ear for a good few minutes, not even trying to hide the fact that she was clearly talking about us. We seriously almost got up and left, as there are plenty of other fabulous dining options in Mandalay Bay. Now, I agree that we may have been a pain, but the restaurant was nearly empty and there were plenty of tables open on the balcony the entire time we dined, so it was not like the place was packed and we were demanding a specific seat. Also, the strip celebrated Earth hour, so it was really cool to see all the lights go out on the strip, of course we had to stand and peer over the railing since we were still in a corner, but we definitely enjoyed the view. Overall, this was really a sour start to what was supposed to be a fun evening.\n\nThe food at Mix never disappoints and it shouldn't for the price. You always start out with a selection of fresh baked breads, so many delicious choices it's hard not to fill up. I always get the braised Wagyu beef and I am always happy with it. It is served in a cute little pot with a delicious braising sauce, carrots, mushrooms, and pearl onions. It is fork tender and a nice size for the price. I shared a bite with everyone and they were all very jealous! I also tried a bite of my husband's ribeye and my friend's venison, which were both delicious. We always get a side of mac and cheese with ham, which is always a creamy and delicious winner. We tried the fries as well, they had a weird seasoning on them, but worked when I dipped them in the Wagyu gravy. They also serve a complimentary Madeleine pastry at the end of the meal, which is lemony and delicious. I definitely appreciated that they brought them out with a happy birthday plate and a side of Nutella for our friend, it was the least they could do after how we were initially treated. \n\nOverall, I love Mix, but will think twice after this debacle. They have a fabulous view and fantastic food, but nobody likes a pretentious and unfriendly start to their meal. Our evening would have been 100% better if it had started with a smile and a warm greeting, nobody likes to feel like a pain, change the attitude Mix and you will have a packed house every night. It seriously pains me to give you 3 stars since I truly believe that the food is 4 star, but I can't ignore how we were treated.
__label__2 Bar is amazing.  The Restaurant was sub par for the prices.  I ordered the peppercorn filet and it was encrusted with WHOLE peppercorns which made it inedible.  It should have been stellar for that price point.
__label__3 The food was great. The view is phenomenal
__label__0 This restaurant was terrible from start to finish. The decor is cool BUT the tables for two are way too close together and there are a bunch of big tables in the middle that are not being used. \nThe drinks were awful - no creativity at all, especially for an $18 martini. \nThe food was barely edible. I ordered the white bean soup which was bland. The egg roll that accompanied it was so greasy and I couldn't taste the veggies inside. My husband's filet was undercooked. The gnocchi was mushy and tasteless. We opted out of dessert. They gave us a little freebie which was a homemade Madeline with Nutella dipping sauce. Not exciting or gourmet at all.\nWhat a disappointing meal!!!
__label__2 PLEASE NOTE - this review applies to their New Years Eve experience only.\n\nFood was wonderful, service was excellent (with one big exception explained later), but the whole reason we went to Mix, and paid their higher price on New Years Eve, was the view which was a HUGE disappointment.  I would not recommend Mix for New Years Eve.  Any other night I would say it is a great choice.\n\nFirst the good.  The 5 course tasting meal was phenomenal.  We didn't just like all the courses, we loved them, and all were simply fantastic.  The opening veggie martin with truffle topping was one of the best appetizers I have tasted.  The wine pairing will also very nice, and our waiter was fantastic during the whole meal service.  It was also a very fun and festive atmosphere.\n\nNow for the bad.  The whole reason we chose Mix, and paid the higher price, was to see the fireworks from their vantage point.  The problem was, we had no view at all.  The only people that had a view were the few tables that opted for outside seating.  The restaurants does NOT overlook the strip, and thus if you pressed your face to the window on one side, you could barely see two of the hotel fireworks.  The view is from the Mix Lounge, however that was closed, and restaurant patrons could not enter.  The other disappointing fact, was our waiter, who was so friendly and attentive, and throughout the whole meal, assured us just before the fireworks he would show us the good spot to stand.  The only problem was, after 11:30, he disappeared, and never reappeared.  There was no good spot, and this seemed in retrospect to have been just a con to get an increased tip.\n\nMix is a fabulous restaurant, and I would highly recommend it, but avoid it in New Year's Eve.  It is a waste of time.
__label__3 I was invited here by one of my good friends that works here, to be honest it wasn't my cup of yea at first music wasn't great, weird music to be exact but he insisted I stay for awhile. He ordered my girlfriend and I some champagne and we drank and stood on the patio \"best view in Vegas\" !!! My friend met a nice guy there by the name of Matt I think real polite got us around of shots. They take real good care of the guest John Watkins is a godsend and Matt if that's your name we love you thanks john for insisting we stay
__label__3 Funny thing is, we went to a burger place at Mandalay first. But they didn't come to our table for 5 minutes to even say hello. And 5 minutes is longer than you think when you just spent 90 minutes at the MJ One show and you're ready to eat off your hand with hunger. So we left. And came here. A bit different, to put it mildly. Service was impeccable, but not snooty. The Missus and I both got different tasting menus. Mine was the Alain Ducasse 4 course one sans wine. From the cold broccoli soup amuse to the amazing lobster curry to the foie gras topped filet to the Armagnac dessert, almost everything was very well presented and tasted amazing. First time with foie gras. Would definitely have been beyond the pale if served solo, but topping the perfectly cooked medium rare filet balanced it's richness. All I know is the junk was tasty. The only misstep was the mashed potatoes that accompanied  the filet. They were served in a bowl separate from the plate, and surprisingly...basic.  \n\nAtmosphere was romantic, view was stunning, of course, and definitely an experience to remember. Not cheap. But actually worth it.
__label__0 Worst upscale restaurant in vegas.  I went with my wife and another couple.  We love great food and have tried many of the great restaurants in vegas.  This is definitely not one of them.  Our friends ordered steaks which were mediocre at best.  I had the halibut which was dry and had no flavor.  I switched it for the salmon which was dry and also had no flavor.  It didn't end there.  We got the mac and cheese which tasted like kraft easy mac mixed with chopped pieces of deli ham.  The mashed potatoes were chalky and bland.  Im really not sure how you screw up mashed potatoes that badly.  I could have done better blindfolded.  Finally, my wife had the lobster, which was just ok, not great.  Overall, the ambience is amazing, but the food just flat out sucks.  To make matters worse, the bathrooms were absolutely filthy.  Las Vegas has too many outstanding restaurants to waste time and money with this place, especially for the price! I will never go back to this place, or to another one of Ducasse's restaurants for that matter.
__label__2 Although my tab was 200$ for two people... The food was really good. We ordered the lobster curry, tuna tartare, and some pasta dish. The prices were really high for the portion sizes, but that's fine dining for ya. We also ordered the bora bora and the lavender drink which were amazing, but 20 bucks a drink! Ouchhhh. All in all, this place is the best once a month date night spot forsure.
__label__1 We have been here 3 times, and the service has been bad every time. The view is AMAZING, but because of the poor service we will not return.
__label__1 Service was exceptionally poor. \n\nWent here for a late lunch and we were the only couple in the restaurant. The waitstaff neglected us for 20minutes. \n\nThe food came out 30 minutes after we ordered and was awful! The pasta I ordered had dried out from sitting for so long.\n\nAvoid this restaurant on your next visit to lake Las Vegas.
__label__1 First of all you can't beat the view of the lake and the atmosphere, very romantic and peaceful if you sit outside. We went there Saturday night, they had misters outside which were nice but they soaked my husband cause they were on so high facing in his direction. Our table ordered a ton of small plates. Honestly, nothing was amazing. I wouldn't go back because there wasn't much flavor, the staff wasn't friendly either. Good drink selection so maybe it would be a nice place to have a drink and a desert. We spent about $200 for small plates and drinks. We ordered two different types of sliders, peppers, empanada, truffle mac and cheese, bacon dates, spicy tenders and spicy fries and some salads. We usually love tapas but not here.
__label__1 I thought about giving this place 3 stars until we ate at Tony Romas and realized that their BBQ just wasn't that good.  Not that I wouldn't return but I'd much rather go someplace else.\nMy pork ribs were meaty but dry and not very tender.  The fried okra was very old and soggy, with the coating all destroyed.\nThe honey butter was good and so was the service.
__label__2 I used to really like this place when I moved here but it seems like these days that everything is decent here BUT the ribs.  The smoked buffalo wings are great as is the smoked turkey and most of the sides.  \n\nBut the ribs are the bread and butter of any decent bbq restaurant and these ribs just aren't worth paying for anymore.  Get anything else but the ribs!
__label__2 3 1/2 stars. I'd been craving some BBQ since arriving in Vegas and happen to drive by Memphis Championship BBQ. This seemed like a chain restaurant and the interior was large and clean and nicely decorated . \n\nMy order the lunch combo of two meats, my choices the baby back & St Louis ribs with the 2  side choices - mac and cheese and Cole slaw.\n\nMy waiter was friendly and on the spot. The food arrived within minutes of ordering. I preferred the St Louis style ribs due to the seasoned rub and lightly smoked flavor. The baby backs were tender and meaty but were just average. The slaw was a vinegar based flavor which was tangy and unique. The mac and cheese reminded me Kraft Mac and cheese flavor that I ate when younger - nothing to write home about.\n\nOverall, a decent dinning experience and less then $15.00 for lunch and a beverage excluding tip.
__label__2 So I have been here many times, and normally I would probably rank it a four star as I love \"the King\"; there pulled pork is great, but this last week when I went here it was not that enjoyable due to poor service. \n\nWent there this past Wednesday night for dinner. Not many people. Service was prompt but too prompt, we ordered an appetizer, side salad with dinner. The appetizer came out and maybe sixty seconds later the salad and dinners came out. Very poor timing in either the waitress or the kitchens part. No courses and as we ate the appetizer our main course got cold. We told the waitress politely, who laughed, maybe she thought we were kidding or maybe it was a nervous laugh don't know. then she walked away, nothing, no I can take that back, or \"sorry\", or \"I can reheat that\". So the next go around we requested to speak with a manager. The manager was nice enough and agreed with us, he offered to take the food back and had them remake it. I must admit I hate sending food back because I am always worried, what if they do something to the food... but it came back and it was remade, not just sitting under a heat lamp. The server came around quite often after that but it was then almost like two often, I timed it and it was about once every five minutes which is great for drink refills but every time she asked if we were okay and that was a bit much as well. I kept reminding myself better too much service than not enough but it would have served her well just to observe that if we are talking and eating it is okay not to make a comment every few minutes. I read once that the best service is the type that everything is taken care of and you don't realize the waiter is there - and I have had this and it is awesome, but not here. \n\nSo other than the poor service; the food was decent. I tried something different this time and got the two meat platter with pork shoulder and burnt ends. I have never had burnt ends before but have seen it on Food Network. I don't think that this was what is typically called burnt ends it was more like chunks of meat with a lot of fat, but they were good rib pieces. I am always a fan of the pork shoulder. Our appetizer was good, smoked wings, good smoke flavor and not dry; and we shared BBQ nachos those were good as well. Lots of meat on the nachos, which is appreciated. \n\nAll in all, I always have liked Memphis but it may be awhile before I decide to go back there.
__label__0 Our experience here was not the best in many ways unfortunately. We just happen to be in the neighborhood while running some errands and hungry so we stopped.\n\nThis is not our first ride on the LJS train so we know what to expect as far as taste and quality of the food.\n\nThe place was empty however one customer in front of us trying to use a coupon with a new employee so that was a total disaster. We should have left after waiting 10 minutes in line to place our order however we were there and hungry so we waited and waited and waited some more.\n\nFinally what appeared to be a Manager comes out and takes our order while the \"new\" employee is still fumbling and bumbling trying to understand how to input a coupon into the register.\n\nIt was frustrating for us to have to witness what this woman in front of us is going through trying to place her simple order.\n\nNo apologies to her or us for the long ridiculous wait.\n\nThe food just did not taste good either, the fish was not crisp as it usually is, the coleslaw tasted off and our root beer floats were not very floaty.\n\nWe will never return to this location, we only stopped here because it was near where we were running errands.\n\nCommon sense goes a very long way! It is too bad some people don't have common sense or manners in this industry. Also however they are storing or cooking the food should be up to par like the other LJS in town. This was the worst food we have ever eaten from a LJS and truly disappointing on so many levels.\n\nBad staff and bad food, no bueno!
__label__1 I'm a Chicago native living in Vegas for a while now and I get the usual cravings for Chicago food.\n\nI was in the mood for hot dogs tonight so I decided to try Tasty Dogs for the first time. \n\nI've read the other reviews here and I really wanted this place to be great, but unfortunately it didn't live up to them.\n\nAlthough they had all the right ingredients, Vienna beef dogs, neon green relish, poppy seed buns, sport peppers, etc, the final dogs served to me were pretty sub par.\n\nFirst- one of the buns had a stale end- like the end was hanging out of the package and dried up. How do you serve a customer a rock hard bun? Next they really skimp on the toppings, Two TINY slices of tomato (seriously looked like they sliced a cherry tomato as thin as possible. A pickle spear on the dog looked like it was shaved off the pickle with a vegetable peeler. Then just a bare minimum of the other toppings covered the dog.\n\nI understand this stuff is mostly all shipped in from Chicago and it's expensive, but I'm paying a premium- the 2 dog special is $8.99 + tax!!! For that kind of money, give me a decent topped dog on a fresh bun! I felt pretty gypped.\n\nThe one good thing I can mention are the hand cut thin fries- very tasty.\n\nI may go back and try the gyros and Italian beef and hope it gets made with a little more care. Maybe I just had an unusual bad experience.
__label__1 I can really appreciate some good Mediterranean food. Mediocre Mediterranean? Not so much... As far as it is from my house, I doubt I'll make the drive all the way out here any time soon.\n\nKABOBS: Doesn't Mediterranean food revolve around grilled meats? The steak souvlaki was a little tough, quite flavorless, and dry. Given I did take my order to-go, but the 15 minute drive home exasperated an already existing issue. The gyro meat was pretty tasty! It was thinly sliced and quite flavorful unlike the beef chunks they threw on a stick.\n\nSIDES: The combo plates we ordered were supposed to come with greek salad, rice, and pita. The pita was stone cold and they were out of rice--they replaced it with extra salad. We also got an order of the garlic fries. Basically, french fries packed with feta and some garlic powder. I've eaten better at the greek festival. \n\nThe kabobs and the rest of the sides were somewhat lack-luster. But we really enjoyed the calamari. It was just as delicious as the stuff I get at Firefly. But the dipping sauce it came with was disgusting . It was some stale tasting butter concoction.\n\nAfter this meal of good and bad, I'm kind've over Mediterranean food at this point. After finishing the whole meal, I couldn't substantiate that the $25 I spent plus gas was worth it.
__label__4 This is by far and away the finest Greek food I have ever had!  Thank God I found this place as I will be eating there often.  Fantastic flavors, portions were plentiful and the service was wonderful.
__label__4 I have been coming here for several years and have always had a good experience. This is a family owned business and they all work very hard to make it a great place.
__label__3 You definetly get your fill for the price. The flavors here are good but not great. Definetly worth it if you have a craving for Mediterranean and dont want to fix it at home. Not bad though. Will give it another shot when I get another craving. Lol
__label__4 Another great and honest service by Decatur Auto Electirc.  This is the 3rd time they have worked on my truck and have been resonable and honest each time.  Thank Luis and team for another job well done!  I will recomend you and be back with future issues I may encounter. Thanks, John
__label__0 Do NOT order from Palm Pizza.\n\nI ordered lunch through Eat24 with Palm Pizza and was quoted 45-60 minutes. After 75 minutes Eat24 called the restaurant and they were told that the driver had ALREADY LEFT and was en route to my office. 45 minutes later I had still not received the food so I reached out to Eat24 and they contacted Palm Pizza. They were informed that the restaurant had lost my order... TWICE and that they could have it to me in another 45-60 minutes!\n\nNeedless to say I declined their offer, Eat24 issued a full refund and and encouraged Eat24 to cancel their contract with Palm Pizza since their customer service is so grossly substandard.\n\nRidiculous...
__label__2 I shop here every Saturday. I can't give it 5 stars because the majority of the cashiers are terrible. Seriously I dread that last part of food shopping. Some of them are quite lazy. And most of the baggers do not know how to bag groceries. Most times I come home with something like bread smushed or broken.Also they have left items out of my bags a few times. I have many times called to complain, but apparently it falls on deaf ears. In case you ask why not use the self check out? Well to me the self check outs take jobs away from people. \nOK, so you ask why do I shop here, 3 reasons Anthony in the deli department is a pro. I never even have to tell him what I want. He remembers from my last visit. I know I am very boring, I get the same cold cuts every Saturday. That is the OCD in me. Then there is Estrella in the bakery dept. She is the sweetest person. She always greets me with a big Hello, how are you, have a nice day. And last but not least , the two gentlemen in the Pharmacy dept. I wish I knew their names. They are very kind an answer all my questions with kindness and intelligence. also the pharmacy tech is also a superstar. \n\nIn a perfect world, all the cashiers and baggers would be replaced with people who want to be there and do their job well. In this economy I would think do your job to the best of your ability. These are union jobs so they are getting a good salary and benefits. So for your loyal customers how about not being rude and smushing my bread.
__label__3 Not all Smith's are created equal. This is a perfect example of that. Compared to other Smith's in the area (Buffalo/Durango and Trop/Jones) this one is immaculate and well stocked. The few times I've been, the deli section hasn't been crowded so i've gotten quick service. I hate going to places (Glazier's) where the deli line in 10 deep. Friendly staff, shelves that are organized, clean and full... that's not a lot to ask for but unlike other Smith's, this one delivers.
__label__4 This is our neighborhood grocery store. Never reviewed a grocery store before. The meat is great, bakery is tasty, nice and friendly deli staff, and they are DEAD serious about getting you out of there when you're ready to go. Even have a person staffed just to monitor lines. You're in, done, and out as quickly as possible. That's what I'm looking for....plus the cheap gas. :)
__label__1 I'm sure for tourists this place would be okay, but there's better mexican/margarita joints out there. It's touristly convenient yea but i would go somewhere else. \n\nchips and salsa were good, but how can anyone mess that up..... other than that nothing really stood out.
__label__0 This review is not so much for this location but the parent company, Foodmaker Inc. Headquartered in San Diego, CA. \nSeveral years ago a manager at this location presented me with a special card that had no expiration, and entitled me to free combos, or other types of food. It seemed ironic to receive this gift after a short conversation with the manager,as I'm from San Diego and have been a big fan of Jacks since they were a local San Diego chain. It's almost as if I'm being rewarded for 50 years of brand loyalty. Several months ago this card was taken from me by someone at this location, he informed that their was a mistake, and that he needed to confiscate the card. I reluctantly handed it over, not wishing to cause a problem in the restaurant. I notified Foodmaker via e-mail about this and all they did was send me a form letter back, never contacting me personally. My girlfriend experienced a problem at the A&W next door, and not only did they personally contact her, but sent her 2 \"Be Our Guest\" cards, allowing her to have 2 free combos at any A&W store. Problem corrected in 8 days! After waiting another month, I again contacted Foodmaker asking for some sort of explanation, again the exact same form letter, with no personal contact. So thanks for nothing Foodmaker, after 50 years I'll be taking my business to A&W and In&Out.
__label__0 Rude, that's all i have to stay about the staff and service at this branch.
__label__2 Good place to have a decent afternoon meal.  I'd like to take a stab at their breakfast the next time I drop by.  Service here rocks!\n\nAs for the food, can't really complain about their...\n~Complimentary bread (especially the carrot kind)\n~Zucchini parmesan\n~Grilled garlic sourdough baguette\n~Crispy chicken salad \n~Spinach and artichoke dip\n~Banana chocolate muffin\n~Buttermilk spice muffin\n~Clam chowder (maybe I should've ordered the cup, because the bowl was pretty big)\n\nBut what's up with that rotten egg smell in some parts of the dining room?
__label__1 I came here for Saturday morning breakfast.  It was pretty busy but we were seated immediately.\n\nThe place is covered in New Orleans Soul decor which was very cool but the seating was very cramped.\n\nThe menu was very extensive which lots of omelette options.\nI chose the Mardi Gras Omelette sticking to the theme, the wife had the Chicken Fried Steak breajfast & the kid had Eggs & Fruit. Each breakfast came with choice of juice & bread. I had the Buttermilk spice muffin which was excellent.\n\nThe kids food came out and he finished it before we heard anything from the waitress who said she was gonna check on it. 5 minutes later it was served and it was COLD!!!\n\nHaving waited 30-4 0 minutes already it didn't take much to turn this situation worse. My wife politley explained to the waitress it was COLD & she would like it done over. NO problem the waitress apologized.\n\n10 minutes later after everyone had finished the CFS re-emerged. this time HOT but lacking any gravy. After that was fixed the check appeared and SHIT HIT THE FAN!!\n\n2 CFS @ $9.99 EACH - We were charged for sending it back!!!\n\nNeedless to say after a few words with the MGMT the charges were reversed but we will NOT  be returning. Not very good customer service at all.
__label__4 While visiting with family in Las Vegas, we decided to have breakfast at Mimi's since my uncle recommended it. We were not disappointed, the food and service were great! The pumpkin spice pancakes were awesome!
__label__2 Gotta give it a 3 1/2 stars.\n\nAfter constantly passing by Mimi's Caf\u00e9 for years to get our Sunday bagel at Einstein's next door, we finally took a chance and walked in.  The wifey and I were convinced that if there's always a crowd on the weekend for breakfast maybe it's worth a look-see.\n\nMimi's Caf\u00e9 always rubbed me as an 'old folks' eatery, since there is often an abundance of seniors eating here just like another restaurant I know called Marie Callendar's.  The inner d\u00e9cor of Mimi's was nice enough, kind of a French bistro/New Orleans vibe with the deep reds and the dark browns, and jazz playing in the background.  But the place did overall keep an airy, breezy feeling with lots of windows and natural light.\n\nLooking at the menu, Mimi's is definitely on the French cuisine end.  Lots of French inspired food options for breakfast.  Especially the headings...hilarious!  Things like 'Les Waffles',  'Le Griddle', and 'Les Omelettes' made me chuckle inside.  I kept thinking a French version of the Muppets' Swedish Chef (yes, I know that is an oxymoron of sorts) was in the kitchen about to make my meal.  \n\nAfter ordering some drinks we tackled what to try.  The wifey got the Strawberry Waffle Perdu, Mimi's original pain perdu filling of cream cheese and orange marmalade on three petite waffles topped with fresh strawberry sauce.  I got tall stack of four Mimi's Original Buttermilk Pancakes.  We both opted to make our entrees a 'Le Grande Breakfast' for an extra $2.29 each.  With this we got two eggs made any style, and our choice of bacon, pork or turkey sausage, ham, or Bayonne-style corned beef hash.\n\n15 minutes later it seems the French (Swedish) Chef had our order done!  Nice looking plates with little fuss.  Both dishes came with a bowl of fruit as a side which was a nice touch.  Overall the food was pretty good, and the servings were decent.  The wifey's Strawberry Waffle Perdu were good even though a bit on the sweet side with the strawberry sauce.  The waffles were not soggy, with a nice crisp exterior but a slight chew to the inside.  Mimi's pancakes were actually very good!  Light, not doughy, not overcooked, with just enough flavor from the whipped butter and warm maple syrup.  My eggs were cooked a perfect over easy and great for dipping pancakes into yolk-y goodness.  But for us the standout were the little patties of corned beef hash!  We love corned beef hash for breakfast (even the crap from the can), and Mimi's was a winner!  Meaty, but not salty, and with just enough filler to keep them together.  Went perfect with pancakes and eggs.\n\nService was good at least for us, our server was polite, very attentive, and made sure our drinks were topped off.  Too bad she didn't have a French accent!\n\nI'd be back here again to Mimi's for lunch if the menu is still on the French inspired end.  For breakfast it was a bit pricy, for two of us with drinks, entrees, tax and tip it came to just shy of $30.  I don't mind spending money, but I really believe breakfast should be on the cheap end.  So if you're value conscious you may be better off at your local Denny's for your Grand Slam.  Come to Mimi's if you want a little frou-frou with your coffee.
__label__0 At one of your Las Vegas locations at the drive through I received what could easily be considered the worst customer service experience EVER. Unfortunately due to the holiday there is no one available to take my call at your customer service line either. So here is it... \n\nI was passed one of my drinks by a young man who took my money and never gave me a receipt. Not a huge problem, but hey I would like to have it an would have asked him for it had he ever returned. My son and I proceeded to wait. And wait. And wait. I watched the drinks pile up on the counter for the cars behind me. I even saw the drink that my son had been so patiently waiting for as well, all displayed nicely in a row. And still I am waiting. The window was open so I could hear all the lovely witty banter from the staff. They were obviously so lost in conversation that no one bothered to even check on the line of idling cars outside. It took three employees to figure out what I needed in order to complete my order and no one even bothered to apologize. I was shoved a drink in a hurry by a woman who's blouse was unbuttoned well below her apron. Though my eleven year old son got a good chuckle, I was not impressed. I asked for the manager and she replied that it was indeed her. I asked for a number to a district manager and she gave it scribbled on a piece of paper. Still forgetting my receipt. I pulled over in a heated hurry to make that phone call...and would you know it?! It was disconnected. She gave me the WRONG NUMBER. So I went BACK. I asked for my receipt and the correct number. This time the number worked when I dialed it and guess who is on the other line?! THE GIRL WHO GAVE IT TO ME. Please understand that I was rather confused that she not only forgot her own number in the first place, but that she routed me back to herself of all people. So I asked...\"I thought I asked for the district manager's number\" and please....here is where it gets even worse....so hold on to your papered cups....\"I did, but she is off. I told you that sorry if you didn't hear me. Happy Thankgsgiving.\"...CLICK.........\n\nafter all of that your \"manager\" who couldn't even button her own shirt let alone mutter an apology HUNG UP ON ME. fine work startbucks. FINE WORK. \n\nI will NEVER step foot into one of your stores again and I promise to repeat this story to anyone who will listen. How far away have you gotten from your purpose? Good coffee with great service? Now young teens throw drinks out windows and show blatant lack of respect for YOUR customers? Just awful. Shame on you.
__label__0 This location closes early, and on the night I visited they were closed before their posted time.
__label__3 Sushi Hana is a good place to go to if you are craving some run-of-the-mill Japanese fair at CHEAP prices. The quality is good, especially for the money. The selection is average, but GREAT for the money, once again. The lunch specials are extremely affordable and although all-you-can-eat is priced the same as most other sushi places, you will actually be better off ordering separately and then it will be cheap for your wallet.  The decor is bleak, but the servers are super friendly. Few of them speak good English, but passible, they understand most simple phrases necessary. Service is super fast and the hours (until 2AM) are great for those who don't sleep early. Sushi Hana is definitely my stop when I am craving sushi at any time of the day/night, don't have much time and don't want to spend too much money.
__label__4 For a place to have good drinks, play pool, and chill this is the place to go, never really super busy so service is always pretty good. Bluemoon always cold and fresh.
__label__1 note that the 2star rating is just compared to all resturaunts not just hawaiin ones. \nfood was good. i dont know my way around hawaiin cuisine so who knows? i just know it tasted good but left me with a fast food feeling afterwards. \n atmosphere was like.. nah just do take out. the atmosphere is like an uncomfy mcdonalds made of fake bamboo with pictures of kids in bikinis. srsly kinda creepy.
__label__3 We rented a Dodge Viper for five hours for a total cost of approximately $240.  To pay this amount you either have to be a total car buff (my hubby) or a show off (not my hubby).\n\nOne minor annoyance was that the Viper was yellow (hello 90s!) and two big annoyances were that the business is located in a somewhat sketchy area (but still on The Strip) and our car smelled like barf.  \n\nAll in all, the ride to the Hoover Dam was fun, the car is a ferocious beast and we looked pretty freaking awesome (okay, so I'm a show off).
__label__4 Rented a Jeep Wrangler for a 24 hour period.  Balked at the extra price for a GPS so the girl at the counter knocked it down to half price.  The Jeep was just fine, pretty new and no probs at all.\n\n    Left the next morning for Hoover Dam, was having a blast.  Realized our 24 hours was about up.  I phoned the same girl that we rented off of and asked for an additional 2 hours.  She said no problem the Jeep was not rented and comped the two hours!!  Now thats customer service.\n\n   We have rented 2 Harleys from them for our upcoming Sept. trip, so another review will be coming.
__label__1 Where to even begin, upon calling I was put on a ten minute hold, I specified I wanted a manual car, i was sold on the Mustang. The company hours are from 6-11pm, I made the appointment for 6:30am on a Friday. Show up at 6:25, and a detailer was the only one there and did not have access to the office. The detailer was helpful to call someone to see what was going on (the ONLY reason I am giving this place 2 stars). The front office staff was late, and did not show up until 6:51! So much for opening at 6:00 and my appointment at 6:30. To top it off, the manual Mustang was already rented out to someone else! So now, they bring out another car in which the seat does not adjust. No go. I ended up with a BMW that was manual but dirty as can be! There was a cracker in the mini center console, you would think for a car rental facility they would upgrade the customer to a better car and it would be clean! Had the appointment for 6:30, didnt leave until 7:40. \nWent to return the car the next day and now there was a different gentleman working the front desk and he didnt know where paperwork for returns were. He said the person who works front desk stepped out and she'll be back.. so here we are 6:30 am and having to wait another couple minutes for the woman to return. Very disorganized!! I left a message for the owner, have yet to hear back. I was not satisfied with this company.
__label__4 Good car. Good price. Got a mustang convertible in good shape. Saw negative reviews but the staff was not rude at all. Went over the car and the condition and gas level. They were honest and did not overcharge me. This place has some negative reviews but as long as you return the car clean, same shape as when picked up, same gas, and within the allowed miles you should be fine.
__label__2 REI has a few obvious challenges being in Las Vegas. \n\n#1 - Not a lot of need for raingear. \n#2 - Lots of sports only take place in spring, fall and winter. \n#3 - Vegas seems to be the main attraction for tourism, not the outdoors. \n\nIt makes sense they have a limited selection here. For an out of towner or someone from up north it may seem tiny. That being said, it's a great place to hunt for deals on warm weather gear!
__label__4 We were idiots and didn't rent a car at the airport and after calling around this was the closest place in Downtown with the best prices. But then I checked Yelp and got pretty scared but alas our reservation was already booked so what's a girl to do? Well, I went ahead and checked it out for myself and I was very happy with my experience I felt a more recent review needed to be written on here. The small desk sits in the Golden Nugget hotel and it's very easy to miss but just ask someone and they can tell you where it's at. The clerk was so helpful and even helped me avoid the airport return fee by having us sign up for roadside assistance thus saving us $7, hey that's half a cocktail on the Strip right? Anyway, check out was easy and fast. The car we received was clean and the employee who did our inspection was very thorough. Since this was our first time renting a car, ever, the front desk clerk really helped us understand how it all worked and I felt I in good hands. If you can remember to rent a car at the airport it's usually cheaper but this was a great alternative and not much higher in price.
__label__1 I would never usually review a fast food restaurant unless I've had a pretty unique, review-worthy experience. And I do have one.\n\nWendy's was our last resort before driving back to LA. In-n-Out's line was way too long.  But boy our problems did not end there. This was so long ago that I can't remember all our troubles with this establishment, but I do remember one. My friend ordered a Wendy's chicken sandwich and he got it, WITHOUT THE CHICKEN. If you know, a chicken sandwich is just bread, lettuce, and chicken. Yup. He was missing the whole chicken patty.\n\nI've never laughed so hard in my life.
__label__2 So this is my second attempt for this location. I love Chipotle but the first time they dropped my food and got the salsa wrong. \n\nThe second time they charged my food and someone else's. Even though I told her what I had. \n\nIt might be because it seems really busy but it just makes me sad. There's another location less than 10 minutes away. I will probably just go there.
__label__0 Quite possibly the worst chipotle location ever. The staff is lazy and slow. They consistently have you repeat your order because they can't remember 3 ingredients. They argue with each other and you can tell they don't work well together. The wait is outrageous pretty much any time of day! I've been here 3 times in 2 weeks and I have not waited less than 20 minutes. Even today the line was only 5 people long and it took 20 minutes because they kept running out of stuff. \n\nI absolutely love chipotle and the food here is no exception in that regard. my bowl was delicious as always but there are dozens of chipotles in the area here so why bother with this awful location? \n\nThey probably don't even read these reviews because they don't care about their guests.\n\nThe cash girl was busy flirting with an employee not working. The black guy on grill was busy watching everyone coming through the door instead of preparing for the rush. (they ran out of rice, hot sauce, beans, and chicken while I was here. 15 minute wait for chicken!) \n\nLook for another chipotle to eat at! It's great food but 0 star service here.
__label__0 Probably the worst chipotle location I have ever been to. I'm a big fan of chipotle don't get me wrong but this location is awful.\n\nThe service is slow, the staff aren't very attentive, and the girl that made my burrito was useless. As soon as I started to open the foil wrap the burrito started falling apart. In the end it's really not that big of a deal but if I wanted a burrito bowl I would have ordered one.\n\nProbably the worst part about this location is the wait time to get your food. The dining area is never all that busy but the line is always at least 15 to 20 mins long. The staff just move slowly plain and simple. \n\nI will continue to enjoy chipotle, but I don't think I will be returning to this location again, not worth it.
__label__2 This review is for just the restaurant,\n\nI would have given higher, but you could smell smoke from the bar area,\n\nThe food was pretty good.\n\nI had the sirloin , vegetables and baked potato. Everything tasted good. The service was also good.
__label__3 As I walked into this restaurant, I didn't have high expectations. The parking lot was empty and the building was somewhat uninviting. Very little signage and the front door was very inconspicuous. \n\nMy wife and I were greeted upon entering and seated right away. There were only a couple of other customers in the dining room and a couple in the bar. Our drink order was taken right away and the waiter was happy and very attentive.\n\nMy wife ordered the pot roast, which came with mashed potatoes and mixed vegetables and I ordered the fillet medallions, which came with mashed potatoes and grilled onions, smothered in a mushroom demi-glaze.\n\nOur meals were fantastic! My medallions were cooked a perfect medium-rare, the mushroom sauce was rich and flavorful but not too overpowering. The mashed potatoes were, well, mashed potatoes. My wife raved about her pot roast and she is not a big red meat fan.\n\nOne of the best parts of the meal was the fresh cooked bread. After our drinks came and before our meal, our waiter brought us a wooden plank with a little slice of heaven. I remember when I was young and my mom made bread. I remember the smell of the bread as I walked in the house after a long day at school. As he set the bread down in front of us, the smell of fresh baked bread filled the air. I skipped the butter and tore into a piece and it was amazing. The texture, the taste, the aroma - this bread was fresh and hot. \n\nI must say I was pleasantly surprised with the Montana Meat Company. Not a great first impression, but , what a way to finish!\n\nTo my amazing fan Carlos L., the prices were pretty good. Our whole meal came to $38.00 before tip. Carlos is concerned about my spending habits - he thinks I'm cheap and should just stick to McDonalds. Have a great day Carlos.
__label__3 Here at fantastic sams kids are getting there haircuts for the first time here no waiting just walked right in friendly staff I will come again.
__label__4 Great place to watch the games. Happy hour is perfect and the bar staff rocks ! Thanks
__label__0 These people could give a rats ass about you. Ok Ok the girl at the check in was very sweet but that's where it stopped. First I walked in to what seemed like a cattle call. Mass amounts of people in the waiting room, never a good sign. And yes, I waited 40 minutes past my appointment time. Then a grouchy nurse/assistant called me to the room and acted annoyed by what I was there for when I clearly stated it when I made the appointment. Finally Dr. Bellue (not spelt correct) comes in to the room. Uhh....did I just wait for that long to be quickly passed over by this doctor who's talking to me like a 2 year old?? Seriously she spent 2 minutes with me and then ran out before I could even ask questions. Now I'm an assertive person so she had to be quick to get past me. I would NEVER return or suggest this place to anyone. Did I mention that to make an appointment you have to call some generic number where it takes them forever just to place you in the location you want?? Ya, pure joy as you can see. DO NOT bother.
__label__0 If I could give it 0 stars I would. I paid $40 dollars to see her for probably less than five minutes which gave me no time to explain my skin problems at all. As someone with severe adult acne this is not the place to go to seek understanding about your ailment or any type of supportive or caring \"bedside\" manner. Literally anywhere would be better than this overcrowded and perpetually behind center.
__label__2 At La Quinta, no matter where it is located, I have always had a consistently good experience. The rooms are nothing special, but they usually check off our major needs list when we are on a road trip:\n\nDoes it have a clean bed? Check.\nDoes it have a hot shower? Check.\nIs it affordable? Check.\nIs it going to be located in the city/town we are stopping in? Check.\nCan they accomodate last minute reservations? Check.\nDo they allow slightly overweight, gas-y, lazy, flat-faced, wrinkly guests? Check.\n\nSo, I got myself a rewards card and now, no matter where we travel we stay here. Honestly, I was pretty bummed we had to stay here on our trip through Vegas, though. We had our dog with us so it severly limited the places we could stay in and afford on our trip. (By the way, that slightly overweight, gas-y, lazy, flat-faced, wrinkly guest I was speaking of earlier was my English Bulldog, not my husband. I just want to clarify so I don't get in trouble later!) I was surprised to find that there were a few hotels on the strip that did allow dogs. I have never seen them on the strip or in any hotel/casino, so I just assumed they weren't. But, I was shocked to see that it is considered an upgrade to stay in a dog-friendly room and therefore the price practically doubled per night! \n\nBut no fear, the La Quinta saved the day! They even offered a free shuttle that takes you to Harrah's on the strip so you don't have to keep taking a cab back and forth. It will also pick you up from Harrah's at the end of the night if you just call and wait for it outside by the taxi call. This made having to stay here all the more enjoyable and tolerable. I mean, who seriously wants to stay in some ho-hum hotel off the strip when you are in Vegas?! Not this girl!
__label__1 Generally quiet \nComfortable bed\nRenovations needed\nLackluster breakfast\nGreat service very friendly
__label__0 I've been here a few times and as much as the service is always awesome. I can't forgive them for what happened. \n\nIt was a beautiful day so the boyfriend and I decided to take the motorcycles out. We decided to stop by Home Plate. The previous times I've had the breakfast and you can never go wrong with breakfast any time of the day. But we felt like pasta and decided on the spaghetti and meatballs for lunch. Boyfriend decided to start with the shrimp. It was overly seasoned so we sent it back. The spaghetti sauce was also overly seasoned with pepper. But at that point I was hungry and just finished what I could. Plus we had plans for the ride and we didn't want to waste the day. \n\nLater that afternoon while riding near Boulder Highway I all of a sudden needed to use the restroom. I thought it was just me so I didn't think anything of it. But when boyfriend started to have stomach pains also we put two and two together and found the culprit. \n\nOur nice afternoon out on the bikes was cut short as we both raced back home. We will never be back.
__label__1 First off, I had a blast cause I was able to spend some quality time with my mom and son, which a rare lately  due to my crazy work schedule, with that said I was very very very disappointed in the customer service or just service in general.  The place is very cute and cool, tons of tv's with tons of sports to watch.  Nice and cool inside, and there wasn't many people when we went.  Our server was not good at all.  Kept forgetting about us.  Forgetting to bring us things, small or big, she couldn't get it together.  Now, just because I myself am a server and work in a restaurant doesn't mean I'm picking on her.  She herself said to me 'am I ignoring you guys alot tonight?' ummmmmmmmm yeah!!!!!!!!! \n\nThe little game area was ok, although the machines kept taking my money and I  had to keep getting someone to fix it.  Annoying!  \n\nFood was ok too.  Loved the house salad.  My pizza kinda sucked, was suppose to be thick crust and was thin.  We had to ask three times for more dressing.  My mom ordered a wheat beer and she was brought ??? well it wasnt  wheat beer, so she ordered something else.  Ten minutes later, still no beer.  I finally had to get up fine the server and ask her to get the beer........now!\n\nWe had fun just being together and watching the game and my son play.  But, I wont be going back anytime soon. :(
__label__0 Restaurant was open but there was no server to be found. So we just walk out and went somewhere else.
__label__1 First, thank you Hertz for inviting me to post a review my sending me the link to do so. I think it cool that a company wants to hear from customers in a public forum like this. \n\nI have been a long time Hertz 5 star gold member and am most always pleased with my entire rental experience.  However om the last two rentals, Hertz has charged for options I didn't order and on the car I just rented from Las Vegas Hertz they actually changed the rate from my original reservation.\n\nBoth times they charged for satellite radio. I have never ordered that option. I found out that on their online reservation page the extras for satellite radio and nav are PRESELECTED for you.  I don't even look at the extras page because I don't order any. How misleading is this - giving you a page to select your own extras but in reality, they've already picked two for you and you don't even know it?\n\nIn my Las Vegas rental I reserved a car with a rate of $32 per day. When I turned in the car and received my receipt via email the base rate was changed to $52 per day. I have the original confirmation at $32 per day.  So on this 2 day rental that's an extra $50 OVER CHARGE plus all the taxes and fees they add on.\n\nMy first lesson learned was to watch out for ALL the reservation options which didn't pay off and my second it to watch your final receipt closely.\n\nI have written to Hertz this morning and I hope I hear back from them quickly on this.
__label__1 Picked up a car was fine but I reserved a car to return at different station. All information I received was wrong, I called call center and they gave me wrong info. The number they gave me was useless because takes forever to get LIVE person.
__label__0 OK. So my husband and I had to make a quick trip to Vegas because we're moving from california to Henderson, NV. We came to pick up the rental and the woman who helped us seemed dissatisfied that we didn't want to upgrade. She spent a solid 8min trying to talk us into an upgrade. After declining, we were given a kia soul. Now, inside the garage area its kinda dark so its hard to see things. Fortunately we stopped at a nearby IHOP for breakfast and realized the driver front tire was severely bald (bald enough that it probably would have blown with the Vegas heat that weekend on the freeway). So we returned it and got another vehicle thats coolant light wouldn't turn off. I'm pregnant so vehicle safety is number one priority...I can't say I felt at all safe in either of the cars and I didn't even get a sorry for the troubles. On top of that we spent an additional $120 (give or take) on the rental after I had already pre-paid for it. When I asked about why it was so much on top of the money I already spent, the woman was kind enough to have an attitude about it and told us to make reservations on the Hertz sight and not to use a third party reservation sight...I get discounts from work and to absolutely honest, someone can kiss my rear to tell me not to use it. I just wish I had two more hands to give 4 thumbs down. I won't be renting from hertz again.
__label__1 Their employees are extremly rude.  Unfortunately, I did not catch her name - But\nWhen we first approached, she rudely told us to go to the kiosk as she\n\"just got there and wasnt ready\" - After going to the kiosk, and it not\naccepting us, we went to her counter and she said \"well if it rejected you\nthen I cant help you\"  I asked her to try it again, and she agreed finally\nafter rudely asking me if I \"was even old enough to drive\"  Mind you, Im 24\nyears old.\n\nEven after she printed our confirmation, and I told her that she was being\nrude, she stated - \"Well I just got here so I dont know what you expect\nfrom me\"  That's not an apology, just more of a \"too bad.\"\n\nShe was extremly rude, and acting as if doing her basic job was a problem.\nJust to mention, there were no other customers in line or at the counter we\nwere the only ones so she wasnt even busy..\n\nFrankly, the ONLY reason we continued with Hertz and didnt go to one of the\nother 20 companies was Hertz deposit was lower than the rest.  Had the\ndeposits matched elsewhere we surely would of went elsewhere based soley\non the employees attitude.
__label__2 I am a hertz gold member so i always go straight to the gold check in area. This location is hit or miss. Sometimes they are very good and the car i have requested is ready to go and easy to pick up and go. Other times they have given me cars that either had too much mileage, one time a car that looked like it had been driven thru rocks, another a car with stickers on it. Also, they are sticklers about the gas tank being full. Due to this fact i always fill right by the airport now. Always check to make sure the car they give you is acceptable and dont be afraid to ask for another one if there is a problem. And check the tire tread. Otherwise the gold service is useful especially when the regular counter line is long.
__label__0 Very poor service.  I ordered several books online and requested all new.  They shipped me two of them used.  When I contacted them, they said they do that if no new ones are available - without even confirming with the customer.  When I said that I wanted new, as I requested, they said I would have to bring the book in and order it again.  I reminded them that I paid for shipping so I wouldn't have to go down to pick them up.  They did not care.  They pretty much said that I would have to do the leg work to correct THEIR mistake.  No concept at all of what good customer service is.
__label__0 Worst ER service EVER!!! was sent to st rose on Sunset and Sienna and the staff in the ER was amazing.. sent me here for insurance a purposes and the service was disgusting!!! So rude! Didn't care what I had to say and didn't help at all as I screamed in agony! Left, called 911 ambulance brought me here and wow, everyone outside of the ER was AMAZING!!! all of my nurses took great care of me but I still can't get over how badly I was treated when I first got here. If you don't like your job, find a different one!!!
__label__1 Horrible service and the food wasn't that great either.. normally mediocre food is made good with excellent customers service but in this case the food was horrible and the main lady there is so rude.. If we ask her for anything it seem like we're bothering her. . Our fresh spring rolls came wrapped in hard rice paper.. my mom make spring roll all the time and the only way those get hard is if it's been sitting for a long time! The orange chicken we ordered was hard and stale.. like it was reheated then recoated with the sauce.. they were out of a lot of stuff from the menu. . And when we ask for plates for our spring rolls she said \"I was going to bring plates with your main dish\"... long story short.. waste of money.. I dont know how this restaurant is surviving with so much better noodle competitions around them!
__label__1 It's McDonalds, not a class establishment to begin with. This one was a little dirty and not efficient with it's service. Waited a very long time for food during a not so busy time.
__label__0 I ate here on dec 12 2013 and got FOOD POISONING . I was sick for 2 days . Friendly service and good sandwiches do not make up for serving bad product to guests.
__label__4 Absolutely love this place! I work in the same parking lot in which they are located and after learning they have vegetarian options on their menu I decided to give it a try. Their food is always fresh and delicious and the staff is always so sweet!
__label__2 This Starbucks offers \"drive thru\" service, which is REALLY convenient.  However, the staff seems to have a very \"blah\" attitude.  With the really bad economy in Las Vegas, you'd think people would be really happy to have a stable job at all.  I haven't met anyone who was openly rude, but they're definitely not inviting.  Also, they don't do the customary \"Starbucks thing\" of asking you about the various options you can have with your drink (i.e. whipped cream, etc.).  If you want your drink your way, you have to bring up every option yourself.  Don't assume they'll put whipped cream on your drink; if they don't bring it up, it's not coming with it.  On that note, you should be grateful your cup comes with a lid.  I would give this small place only two stars, but the \"drive thru\" feature brings it up to three.
__label__4 Steve's communication and professionalism is exceptional. I had a dent that the dealer and Dent Pros said could not fixed but Steve was able to do it. \n\nSteve was good at setting expectations and estimating price. \n\nIf I ever get another dent this will be where I go.
__label__0 Worst McDonald's by far. It always smells like sewage and the food is alway old. When you tell someone about it's like an inconvenience to them. I can't believe the manager is actually the manager. She has the personality of a rock. There are only a small amount of great employees here.
__label__4 I only come here to get my Gel nails done, out of convienence (I work downtown, and I live in north las vegas) I've been to a few other places... and been GREATLY disappointed, like a lost child I went back slowly but surely time and time again with a head hung low and a sad heart with brittle and damaged nails, it only took one or two trips back to get my nails back to being healthy and vibrant. I prefer mine to have the loose glitter Gel's so they dip my finger into the cup of glitter and shake it off... if you thought your nails looked good for 35$ somewhere else, you're lying to yourself when you can get them here for 30$  I've never gotten a pedicure here before, simply because I'm not fond of the chair style pedicures and prefer the bench style seating now (I've been spoiled) BUT... none the less... I love Nhan, he's like a good friend you go to coffee with when you go get your nails done... you talk and talk AND they'll speak to you in English, not just about your work, your spouse/mate, and your kid's ages... very personable... there's another couple who works in there, I know they have a one year old baby girl, and when they go on Vacation and all! They are truly a family inside of this establishment, I will drive out of my way to come all the way up here for optimal service, and I love their business. Prices are OUT OF THIS WORLD, and they definitely under charge and over deliver EVERY TIME.
__label__0 Don't move into these apartment homes unless you love throwing away your money! I moved in and paid my holding, security, and cleaning fees. When I left after 3 years they charged me hundreds of dollars in more 'cleaning' fees. And the next person who moves in behind me will also be paying the fees twice too! They basically double charge every tenant. Despite the fact that I never took of advantage of the option for a repaint with a lease renewal (I never really had many scuffs or paint damage on my walls so why put maintenance through the trouble...?), when I moved out, they charged me for a repaint, carpet wear, and a spill in the fridge. Are you kidding me?! I lived there 3 years and kept the place immaculate and they forward me a bill for the wear and tear that any home would have after 3 years. I tried disputing the charges through the proper channels and was met with the standard run-around. The rent I was paying was already enough to give one pause but the property manager,Desirae, and Ovation Property Management are absolute crooks!!!
__label__2 We stayed here on this past NYE (2007) because of the outrageou$$$ costs of hotels on the strip on NYE night. Atrium is located technically I think 2 blocks away from the strip... no biggs right? WRONG. \nThose are some mighty big blocks, totaling over 1 mile!\n\nWhat, you love walking? \nHmmmm well I'm sure you won't think so on a cold (non-snowy but still frigid) winter desert night or a blazing hot summer night. \n\nWhat? You're still set on walking to the strip?\nFine then, but be aware you're walking on a fairly busy street without a sidewalk. Ya, there you go- enjoy that. (I'm suuuure there are no drunk drivers in Vegas that at any second could swerve onto the rocky non-sidewalk walking area).\n\nOk so maybe you decide to cab it to the strip (smart kid)....\nBack to the hotel. It's ok. nothing fancy...at all. Kinda smelly corridors and it has a weird vending machine whose products made me feel a quite ill. Our room had an interesting architectural plan that made it feel more like 2 separate rooms (think large studio) - nice! However the fake 3-D wallpapered border drove me nuts. I know that is extremely minor, but hey, I'm picky.\n\nOverall fine place to stay if you gotta save a buck, or if for some reason you want to get away from the strip. Just make sure you're ready to cab it!
__label__0 I never gave one star on my yelp reviews. But this dental office doesn't deserve more than that. I had a horrible experience of getting root canal done here. I guessed the dentist didn't numb me enough before the surgery. I felt pain when he started digging my tooth. I told him few time about the pain. All he did was saying \"it's okay and you can do it\". He finally stopped and numbed me more when I started crying and telling him I felt \"sharp pain\". Why wouldn't he numb me more at first time I told him about the pain!!!!? I choose this dental office because I was new in Vegas. And it's close to where I live. There are so many nice dentists out there and charge same price like this place does. Don't come here unless you like to be tortured!!!!!!!
__label__1 Was a huge fan of subway but they got rid of my favorite sandwitch chicken pizziola. I was able to still get it but they said that they couldnt anymore. I had to find a new fav but would like it more if they would bring it back. Most the subways in las vegas favor their own people or if you speak the language. Other than that could be better.
__label__0 I would give it zero stars if I could. If you have general admission tickets don't bother getting here early or waiting in line. Doesn't matter if you wait an hour on the hard concrete floor outside you will still be ushered like cattle and forced into a middle seat. The rows are so packed you will feel like you're on a compact airplane. And don't even think about getting a drink. Two waitresses for the entire theatre and they only let you in 10 mins before showtime. Couldn't be a more poorly managed theatre if they tried.
__label__4 Auld Dubliner Irish Pub\n\nPicture this a Italian  village complete lakes, and waterfalls. This oasis in the middle of Nevada desert is a nice respit from the Chaotic Vegas strip. \n\nFirst this you will notice is the open air styling from the bar to outside patio\n\nSecond thing you will notice is the amount of wood in this place!  Hee hee \"amount of wood\" :O)\n\nThird thing is selection of Single Malt Irish Whiskey, and bar taps..... hmmm whisky! \n\nFare: The food is okay.  I had the \"Boxty\" if you have not had a \"Boxty\" it is great! This potato is flat and usually has a bunch of veggies, and some meats stuffed in this great fluffy, tasty cake... \n\nPrice: Reasonable
__label__1 Lifeless extra crispy wings and what must have been yesterdays leftover thighs and drumsticks in original, served at 10:30am. Its obvious KFC is Yum brand's red headed stepchild these days. . Seriously I've seen high school dissection projects with more appeal than those tortured nephilim inspired drumsticks, does the FDA actually approve this stuff for sale to people?\n\nThe colonel must be turning over faster than his bastardized legacy products, if you don't want an overprocessed pressed chicken patty between two lifeless bread buns you're in the wrong place, cause the chicken with bones in it isn't what KFC cares about these days. As authentic as that small government party that doesn't want anyone protesting their never ending government enforced cronyism.
__label__2 I live close to this place and they have 24/7 bingo on the odd hours.  These two things keep me coming back.  Once I'm there though I often wonder why I came to Arizona Charlies instead of a nicer place.  The place has low ceilings, is smoky, only half of the dealers are friendly the other half are zombies, the poker room is always shutting down when I go around 11pm to midnight.  The craps table closes at 1am or 2am, which is annoying.  Oh another positive is that the cocktail service is good, and they have cheap beers if your not playing and getting free ones.  Overall it's just OK, not great.
__label__3 $4 steak and eggs with players club card? I'm in!\n\nNaturally, I got the steak and eggs (sunny side up). Obviously, the steak isn't going to taste like a $15 steak but for $4, it was amazing. Topped with either sourdough or white bread, which they pre-butter, and smeared with jam? You won't be able to get enough. Possibly the  most filling $4 meal I've ever had.\n\nBonus: You can make back your meal by betting $5 on black or red. Whichever floats your boat.
__label__0 They try! Oh, how they try! The buffet upstairs is small, has a small smattering of choices which always the same choices. After two times, ya know, Yankee Pot Roast gets old. The steaks are shoe leather-ish, and, too expensive, not worth it. The 'Italian' selection is tomato soup with pasta. Yuck!\n\nThe gambling at Charlie's is iffy, the help rude at the 'card center' there. I was snotted off when presenting my old AZ Charlie's card and tried to get the new one, and, certainly won't be 'anxious' to try again, either. \n\nIt's an old building which shows its age. The Sports Book, exceedingly hard to get to, features the 'gang of toughest toughs' as customers, too. Over 3/4 of the monitors are broken, the place filthy and smelly, too. \n\nI'd rather not gamble if it meant going to AZ Charlie's.I'
__label__0 Me and my husband went in today for sushi , the food was good , except they take FOREVER to get the food but it's a okay sushi restaurant  . The young lady working had HORRIBLE customer service , walked in and ignored us completely , after she sat us down she did not take our beverage order . So then she came back and asked us , after we ordered food she kept bringing our plates and just throwing them at our table ! There was to a point we were going to leave Because awful service !! I do not know why they would have a person with such rude service , makes the restaurant look bad ! Although we asked the old lady to help us out and she was very friendly and made up for the rudeness of the young lady . She was very helpful . I know I will not be coming to this restaurant  again , they need to teach these people how to be NICE at least not fucken\n RUDE !!!
__label__0 I love starbucks and i love coffee but here my caramel macchiato shot was burnt and bitter the two times I have been here. So far the only Starbucks that screwed up my drink. I rather just go down the road and find another one a few blocks away.
__label__0 Unfortunately the employees are rude! For such a nice area near my home, I am sad to see that this gas station has hired two very rude women to work behind the counters. I am not expecting much from gas station employees in general, but these women were over the top rude. I wont be back. \n\n6/14/12 \n10:20 AM \n\nThe owner should check the records and know who was working at the above time and date- and seriously re-think having these two work here.
__label__1 We're here because pictures on yelp looked amazing but going in person was a whole other experience. Service was bad and fish was not fresh. would never go again
__label__2 In town on business and was looking for some sushi to end my evening. Atmosphere was fine the sushi chefs were very personable and willing to make special requests. The result ......the rolls were good not great.  The price was fair.  Cucumber salad was outstanding. Miso soup was okay. And of course the beer was perfect.
__label__1 First time sitting at a table here instead of the sushi bar. Service was awful! The waitress had to have walked by my empty glass (that was conveniently sitting on the edge of the table) at least 10 times, I had to wave her down to get a refill; I don't know if she would have ever asked if I wanted more. Also, I asked for a non-spicy version of one of their chef's special rolls and the waitress suggested I try another roll, I agreed and instead of getting just the suggestrd roll she also ordered me the original roll(spicy). I ordered edamame, that never came... we asked for the check and the waitress asked if we would like dessert or a sliced orange, asked for the Orange, the check came... the orange was missing...Very disappointed as they are one of the few places with fresh sushi in town.
__label__4 I really enjoy this place, and have made it almost a weekly lunch spot since I work close by. \n\nThe food is awesome and the service is impeccable. \n\nI will agree with some of the other reviewers that the chips are not the greatest, but I'd rather have a good meal then good chips any day. \n\nThe Basa filet and albondigas are staples for me. But the beef tongue tacos are excellent as well.
__label__0 Good pizza; super yummy. EXCEPT for when my boyfriend threw up all night, and I had to rush him to the ER. We thought he had colitis... Until the next day when I threw up! I don't throw up and haven't since I was 8. So this made me feel the worst I've ever felt. My boyfriend's aunt also got sick. I read recent reviews that workers sneezed and made the pizza and such. If you're going to eat here, make sure you watch the people that make your pizza!\nTo be blunt, this is probably the most disgusting experience I've ever encountered.
__label__1 If you are desperate and have no where else to turn. This come close to Chinese food. I suggest going 2 China One in the Smith shipping center. Way better food for similar prices. Actually I am holding back a bit. Call me a snob but Panda is horrible.
__label__0 The most inefficient McD's I've ever been in! 3 middle management people in different color Uniforms standing around, telling two employees to do everything, while they talk it up in the hallway. One cashier for a line of 4 + customers, open a line, help that poor kid out! Don't waste your time here, wish I could give it neg stars.
__label__0 Worst nail salon in Summerlin. Do not go here. They will tell you they can do what you want and then they don't do it and try to charge your more than quoted. This place is a joke.
__label__0 SO LONG HAPPY HOUR! My friends and I have been frequenting this hidden gem for years solely because of their kick ass happy hour. So we show, after work, eat, drink, and be happy.... Until the bills come! Wow, no more happy hour? No warning? And no significant menu change? Not cool, at all! We seriously left feeling completely blindsided.. Still hungry.. And not buzzed.. But definitely broke. When we questioned it, the staff was super nice about it, but still- should have been notified. We will find a new happy hour spot that doesn't smell like bleach, have a busted toilet and non-air conditioned karaoke rooms. Boy, bye!
__label__2 Justin is awesome! Very attentive and professional. He has the right staff and his happy hour is phenomenal. This is my first time here and I will definitely come back. Try the soju cocktails, they are to die for.
__label__4 Great for serious BBQ cookers. No better place to get supplies. If they don't have it that can usually get it.  Bring you truck because you will want to buy it all.  $18.00 for a 2 cubic foot bag of 1/2 cut logs I bought almond, peach and hickory today.  There is no other place to stock up on BBQ product in Vegas.
__label__1 My boyfriend showed me the menu for this place, and it seemed like a place that could potentially end up on Diners, Drive Ins, and Dives, so we went to give it a try. \n\nWe ordered the big ass bacon cheeseburger, and pastrami fries to share. The food probably took around 20 minutes to make, so I got kind of annoyed while waiting. I kept telling myself it would be worth it. I wanted to try the burger because it had 12 pieces of bacon on it, and as a bacon lover, it looked pretty awesome.\n\nWhen we got the food, I dug into the pastrami fries first. The fries themselves were perfectly cooked. They were crispy and delicious. The pastrami they used was a little low quality and more on the fatty side, but I still thought that they were pretty good. The portion was huge, and I think 3 people could have shared it. They could have melted the cheese better onto the fries, but it's okay; I didn't mind too much. We also added jalapenos onto the fries for a spicy kick.\n\nThen, we started on the burger. It was the moment I was waiting for, and we cut it in half, and I took a bite. It was so overcooked that the meat was grey. I'm not even kidding. It was really low quality meat as well, probably the same quality as taco bell. It wasn't seasoned at all, and it was all around gross! The cheese had a weird taste to it; the menu said it was cheddar, but I've never had cheddar cheese that tasted like that. \n\nWhen I took a bite with the bacon in it, I literally wanted to spit it out. It was not crispy at all. I thought since we waited 20 minutes, the bacon would be nice and crispy, but no dice. It was fatty and disgusting. I did not eat more than a couple of bites. \n\nI do want to come back here and sample other stuff on the menu because the place deserves a second chance. Maybe they were just having an off day, who knows.
__label__3 Wow talk about a good way to go....heart attack in a box for sure but it's soooo good.  If you blink you'll drive right by it.  Patty melt was great, can't wait to try the burgers!
__label__1 I know and love L.A area pastrami and this place is ok for the high prices. The over price burgers are ok.  They have coke products advertised on menu but only carry Pepsi products. I will not be returning, I will save my cravings for when I go visit L.A
__label__2 When I found out that they close at 7pm on Sunday, I had to go check it out for the forst time before they close since I stayed close by for the weekend. \n\nI ordered their regular pastrami sandwich and a jumbo bacon wrapped dog. Their pastrami sandwich was really good!! Piled with lots of pastrami inside the roll with melted cheese on top. The pastrami was not chewy at all, unlike the other place I have tried. It would be better of they toasted the bun a little but that's just my preference. \n\nThe jumbo bacon dog was ok, the bacon seem to cooked a little bit longer, but the toppings, tomatoes/jalapinos/onions, on top of it were more than enough. It was kind of messy so u don't really know how to approach that thing. Wish they use a bigger roll for the jumbo dog. \n\nOverall this small little joint is a great place to stop by if u are in the area. I will return next time to try their many items on their menu.
__label__0 WORST CUSTOMER SERVICE I HAVE GOTTEN IN MY ENTIRE LIFE!\n\nSo, I get there. Keep in mind I have only 30 minutes to complete a lunch run for my work. I go in there, and the Hispanic lady was SO RUDE. I stand there for (I looked at my watch) for 11 minutes, there was only 1 customer in the drive thru and she kept on walking past me without acknowledging me. So I finally said, may I take my order? She looked at me with disgust and aggravation, so rude (I can't reiterate this enough) and let me take my order. She ignored me and finally took my order after another SIX MINUTES!!! I bought the YELP discount special, and this made her even more mad, maybe because she had to do math? I don't know! So I ordered my good and paid. I asked for a menu, to double check, because she overcharged me 15 dollars!!! Then after I asked for a receipt........ BUT SHE GAVE ME A RECEIPT STUB! She said just look at the menu and then you can let everyone know. (Everyone at work chipped in for the meal, I didn't want to come back spending more of their flow, oh and btw IF YOU LOOK AT THE PRICES ON THE MENU AND THE AMOUNT I PAID IT DID NOT MATCH UP AT ALL!!!!! I tried to explain to her but she wasn't buying it! I didn't even want to argue because I was already late! If it was my money and food I literally would have just left on the spot!\n\n36 minutes later ( I kid you not ) my food was done 3 burgers and fries. I might as well have gone to a restaurant not a damn food truck...\n\nOhhhh in addition, the inside was FILTHY!! And I guy came in and dropped off some hot dog buns from food for less on the floor! \n\nThe food was alright, however I bit into the burger, I know what comfort and junk food is... But this was like a heart attack waiting to happen. I bite into it and I literally gulped oil and oil dropped everywhere, I must have bitten into an oil pocket or something... Whatever it was alright, the burger. Maybe I was so disgusted with the horrible customer service it made the food nasty as hell. Oh and in addition for this \"fresh\" meal and soggy oily buns, and 90 percent ice lemonade.... The fries were COLD soggy and slightly frozen (fresh? My ass!) In the end, she have me a menu, and said you call me it's better for you before you come so you won't wait so long, with a menu with different prices than the damn menu in the front!\n\nSo what did I get eating at this place.\nNIGHTMARES from the worst customer service of my life (literally I'm about to piss my pants)\n15 dollars OVER with no receipt but a ticket stub with a menu that contradicts the menu in the front --- and coworkers who probably think I stole money from them or gave myself a little 15 dollar tip!  \nAnd a heart attack I'm sure from the overly oily burger\nFrostbite, from the cold ass fries\nDehydration from the 90 percent ice lemonade.
__label__4 Professional and caring. Gary was always available to answer our questions and took extra time to explain in detail what was happening to our family. He managed the cleaning and repairs required to complete the transaction in a timely and professional manner. Even after the sale he continued to assist us, I highly recommend Gary and his company and will be using him again in the future.  Thanks again Gary for a job well done.
__label__4 I highly recommend Ceci Realty. They are very kind, professional and understanding. They are very quick to respond. I live outside of the state and as I traveled looking for a home in Henderson, they were very flexible and always able to accommodate my schedule every time. They made me feel very comfortable while looking for a home. They were very thorough and provided with me with great information and insight. It was a pleasurable experience being able to work with them! I would definitely work with them again whenever I decide to move onto another home!
__label__4 Best place in vegas! Al was a big help , made it so convenient . it was at a great price and got it the next day!  i wont go anywhere else for my banners! this is the place to go! great prices great quality and no shipping cost!
__label__2 Not bad prices are ok as well:)
__label__0 No security cameras\n\nGates are always open or having malfunctions (my roommate's car got hit) and the office will not take any responsibility \n\nMY APARTMENT GOT ROBBED + 6 other apartments.... and the gates are still open :)\n\nBUGS BUGS BUGS\n\nThe office manager (Thomas S) is an ass....\n\nThe big manager of Picerne Group hang up on me\n\nWhen my lease is up I'M MOVING OUT!!!!!!\n\nI wish I was reading some reviews before I moved in
__label__0 I currently live here and I hate it. If I could afford to break my lease, I would. When I signed my lease at the end of April, I was told that these apartments are safe, quiet, and have 24 hour security. I have seen the security guard twice. Once crouched between two vehicles and once in front of the office with their eyes focused on their phone. One of the women in the office told me that I would always have parking close to my apartment even though there is no assigned parking. I very rarely have parking close to my apartment. The gates are always open or broken. There are three vehicles that haven't moved since I moved in. I was also told that the pools are 24 hours as long as tenants are respectful of units around them. I was hassled by security for being at the pool 10 minutes after \"closing time\". I've had ants in my apartment twice as well as other common bugs. I cleaned my unit thouroughly before I moved in and it's been nothing but bugs. There are also ants in the landscaping right off of my patio. This complex is pet friendly, but if you don't clean up after your pets they fine you which is understandable yet there is animal waste in almost every patch of grass. The areas around the dumpster have trash all around them as well as broken glass. I've seen vehicles parked in the red zone area overnight multiple times. If there is an emergency, I would hate to be the unit near that red zone. I don't feel safe here or that the maintenance or staff actually care about what's going on in this complex. As soon as I can get out, I'll be on my way.
__label__3 Any respectable Italian restaurant makes their own pasta and The Pasta Shop is no exception. When the pasta is fresh, it is meant to be the focus of the dish and the linguine with clams that I ordered was a great way to really enjoy the pasta: linguine with a simple and delicious butter and clam juice sauce. It came with plenty of clams and had the perfect amount of crushed red pepper flakes to give it some spice. My only complaint with the dish was that the clams could have used a little more rinsing. \n\nThe basic Caesar salad that came with dinner was lacking. The two croutons on the plate were unpleasant in taste and texture and the lettuce was not picked through thoroughly. The little pieces of garlic bread were tasty.\n\n It is a little more expensive than your average Italian restaurant, but I consider it a premium for freshly made pasta. Not too many places make their own pasta anymore and The Pasta Shop does make some of the best.
__label__2 I came here with my boss, was told that they sell pasta to the Strip. The decor is lovely, and the owner nice, and the service prompt. The food was only mediocre, though. My husband had the ravioli, and I had black ink shrimp pasta. My dish had a lot of butter, and the pasta not as fragrant as what I had at other restaurants. My dish was $26 just for the entree with a small salad.
__label__1 We read the good reviews, and were surprised that the food was average at best.  The service was worse.  Our group of four just sat there thinking...is this the same place that had good reviews?   Apparently, people must be desperate for Italian in Henderson or don't get out much.  By the way, the art on the walls wouldn't sell at an arts and crafts fair...but they try to sell it do diners.   Swing and a miss.
__label__1 Chips & salsa were ok, nothing spectacular. I wanted a burrito a la carte and our waitress told us it was the same price as a \"meal\", no discount. Every Mexican joint I've ever been to has an a la carte menu, apparently they didn't get the news.\nI had the carne asada burrito and the meat was way over salted. I also found a small bone in my meat and almost cracked a frickin' tooth, no good. My hunny had some vegetarian enchiladas that she liked but they didn't really stand out amongst the competition.\nService was pretty lame, our waitress never checked on us once throughout our meal which is unacceptable in my opinion. I don't think we'll be going back here.
__label__3 After a rousing morning of volunteering at Three Square, the Boss decides to take the whole team to lunch! Yay! The girls want Mexican and we just went to Lindo, so let's go to Frank and Fina's!\n\nService is great here. We didn't have to wait long for anything--seating, food, the check, etc. The menu is one page, front and back, but it offers plenty of choices. There are at least SIX DIFFERENT vegetarian options, which is huge. I tried the chile relleno and vegetable tamale combo, which was excellent. The fact that they even offered veggie tamales was unusual (and appreciated.)\n\nThe only downside I found was that they charge $2 if you split a dish. I'm not sure if this is an added gratuity or something, but I don't think much of it. I suppose not everyone know or follows the \"tip as if you ordered two entrees\" rule, so it's not a huge issue. Our server did note it as we ordered, which is appreciated.\n\nWill be back.
__label__2 Went here about 6 weeks ago, just getting around to posting a review.  Overall the food was pretty good.  Maybe nostalgic memories of them over on Charleston and Lindell are leaving me just a little dissatisfied.  I gotta wonder if the memory of food establishments from 20 years ago is really a good comparison for their current product offerings.
__label__4 I have searched the US for the perfect chile relleno, & I've been dissapointed many times over! Little did I know the most perfect chile relleno was just here in my home town, at Frank & Fina's Cocina! We tried their steak uxtal & chuletas... needless to say our plates were licked clean! Am very picky when it comes to mexican food, this is the only place I will go to! Prices are reasonable & definitely worth every bite! The staff & atmosphere is friendly, clean...u might even catch a glimpse of the Frank & Fina themselves humbly working in their beloved restaurant! If you are looking for a good authentic delicious mexican place, come here, u won't regret it!
__label__3 I came here for lunch with some coworkers. The service was good, as my drink was always refilled timely. The chips and salsa likewise. However, the salsa was a bit bland. It lacked flavor and heat. For my meal, I ordered the tamales (one beef and one pork). It came with a side of rice and beans, which is standard for any sit down Mexican restaurant. The tamales were extra cheesy on top. A definite plus in my book. The meats were tender and delicious. The portion size was ample. Overall, a solid restaurant.
__label__2 Went for my birthday after all the great reviews. Service was great but food only ok. I had the guacamole and chips to start and sweet potato enchiladas good but not great. I'd be willing to go back if someone else wanted to go here but I am not planning on going back.
__label__4 We love Frank and Finas. The food is as good as it gets. All made with extra fresh ingredients, great plating, wonderful flavors. This is more than standard fare, rice, beans, tortillas, etc. Here each dish is lovingly seasoned and cooked to perfection with special sauces, veggies, and cheeses. Our group of friends consider it THE BEST Mexican Restaurant in Las Vegas. We dine monthly and have never had an inferior experience. Try their specials. The wait staff is friendly and prompt, the drinks & chips keep rolling out.  The atmosphere intimate & casual. Dinners between $10 and $15.
__label__2 My cousin raves about this place so we finally came to check it out. It is a cute little restaurant. Chips and salsa are good...but I mean how can any mexican restaurant get that part wrong right?\nI decided to get a bean and cheese burrito enchilada style and a cup of fideo soup. The enchilada sauce was ok. Definitely have had better. The bean's and rice were flavored nicely.The soup lacked flavor and was oily. Not my favorite. I also got horchata ( I always have to order it at every mexican restaurant I go too) it was good but extremely sweet. Like it had either been sitting too long or hasn't been stirred. We shared fried ice cream. Which was also delicious no complaints there.\nOverall it was satisfying but probably not my top pick to come eat when I am craving mexican food. \nThe prices aren't bad eitheer and they have a nice selection for their lunch menu.
__label__4 If you want a great cut...SEE YOLANDA. She is the only person I trust with layers. Perfect everytime! Her shampoo is amazing! The salon is awesome too!!!
__label__0 After scheduling my appointment the receptionist called me twice for me to go in later. When I arrived I still waited thirty minutes (1 hour after my original appointment and 30 minutes after my second rescheduled appointment). The receptionist was not apologetic and the lady who was scheduled to cut my hair did not seem to feel bad, she wouldn't even look at me.
__label__4 A friend told me about this place after my regular hairstylist moved back to Canada. I was very impressed with Molly Rose! She did an awesome job with my cut and color. She is my new go-to-hair expert! I got tons of compliments after going to see her.
__label__1 When did they get rid of their stamp cards? I have been gone for far too long. That's not the only thing that has changed. I remember coming here often back in high school. Were my taste buds just off or have they changed? I had the honey lemon green tea with aloe vera about a month ago, wasn't bad but didn't taste like how I last remember it. During my most recent visit, I got jasmine milk tea. I expected your average jasmine milk tea... but it came out way too sweet and powdery. I didn't end up finishing the drink, and that never happens.
__label__3 I absolutely love this place.  I've been going since they opened, and forgot about them for a while.  Now I took my boyfriend and he's addicted to Fluffy Snow.\n\nFood Reviews:\nPopcorn Chicken - The best I've ever had\nFish Ball- Not good in my opinion, more of a texture thing I guess.  The outside has the same seasoning as the popcorn chicken, but the inside of the ball...It's more of a fish cake texture.  I was expecting something more like batter with fish chunks in it.\nChicken Wings- Still covered in the same seasoning as all the other food, which is quite tasty.  They were kind on the soggy side and the skin was all squishy and not crisp enough for my taste.  It also looked a little pink close to the bone which grossed me out.  I ended up putting them under the toaster oven
__label__1 China Joes Chinese Take-Out.. Not Bad but nothing special.\n\nChicken was good,rice was good,egg rolls were good but it needed some MSG or something a little bland for my taste.\n\nFeed a family of 4 for $30! The ribs I will pass on next time.
__label__2 I agree that it's not bad, and for a starving college student like myself, you can't beat the price! \nI had the General Chao's chicken meal deal thingy, they give you a lot of food for cheap and it's not bad mannnn... $5.45\nSo if you're in the hood, (a.k.a. UNLV) lookin for somethin good, try China Joe's.
__label__2 I've shot my share of guns (see http://www.yelp.com/biz/bullseye-precision-indoor-shooting-range-san-rafael). I came here with a bachelor party. We did the $110 package for 12 guys.\n\nThe guys running the shop seemed to be arguing with each other a lot. Maybe that's why they like guns? \n\nAnyways, I thought the guns looked pretty worn out. The ear protection they gave folks using the range sucked, my ears hurt the entire time. We shot the uzi, thompson, two other automatic weapons, and a dessert eagle hand gun. The bachelor shot the grenade launcher, but don't get your hopes up, they don't give you a real grenade, it's more of a shot gun shell fired from a grenade launcher ($35 bucks a shot).\n\nBest quote from the gun store, there always is one... We were selecting a target for the grenade launcher, and pointed at the Ossama Bin Ladin poster. The guy from the store says, \"you mean Obama poster?\"\n\nDecent place to bring a group of guys looking to get out of the casinos. I recommend getting a limo for a big group since it's hard to get cabs back from this place.
__label__3 A fun stop on a Vegas excursion.  Staff was friendly and patient with a group of newbs.  I chose the glock, tommy gun, and desert eagle 50 cal.  Desert eagle is a monster.  A worthwhile stop when you're in vegas.
__label__2 Not sure why, but shooting fully automatic weapons is good clean fun. It's probably some deep seated primal thing, so don't blame me... blame evolution.\n\nThis place has all the guns you've been fantasizing about and letting them rip is as cathartic as you'd hope. On a Saturday it was crowded and we did have to spend a lot of time standing around before getting into the range. You don't shoot all by yourself, you're paired with an instructor the whole time, which felt perfectly safe to me though other people in our group were more nervous about the minimal instructions and training.\n\nThe guns weren't gleaming (our m16 jammed a bunch of times), but mostly worked as advertised. Some of the staff was super friendly while other folks were more surly. \n\nDefinitely a fun day-time activity and while not perfect or cheap this range gets the job done.
__label__4 On our way here on the 23rd from LA, started having car problems. The next day, the car was even worse. Got a recommendation to go to Gil's. It's Xmas eve, and they were open later. The guy at Gil's was super nice and honest. He got the part and fixed the car up quickly! They are a lifesaver as we could of been stranded. Would highly recommend them!
__label__4 Review #200!  Woo Hoo!  Let's bring out some stars!\n\nThis Discount Tire went out of their way to help me get some new shoes for my 'Eva', the 1986 Honda Prelude Si that sits in my garage.  Ode to a classic!  \n\nAnyway, I was picky even wanting to get tires for my girl.  The Pirellis she had on her were classic too, so classic that they were made in 1998!  Yep, the tires I bought with the car were close to 15 years old!  I hated to even consider changing them out because they had little wear, 80 % tread life, and no signs of cracking.  But even the best tires should be considered for change after 10 years time for safety's sake.  Who wants to risk a blowout while cruisin'?  Not me!\n\nI considered Sam's Club and Costco first for a new set of tires.  Sam's was out of the running quickly because they didn't even offer the right size for my rims.  Finding a 13 inch tire is hard now-a-days!  Off it was to Costco.  After a quick search, Costco came out of the gates with ONE set of tires from Michelin.  The famed Michelin Defender, their newest high-end tire.  I figured it would cost me a pretty penny since they were top of the line.  And I was right.  A darn 13 inch tire would cost me $91.50 EACH after mounting, install, tax, and fees.  About $366 for a set of four!  Wow that's expensive!  Especially for a car that I will be driving no more than 5000 miles a year (darn right Eva has a 'classic vehicle' plate).\n\nI told Costco I would think about it.  I've heard horror stories about their tire department service from others, and the amount of waiting time needed just to put tires on a car.  After the price quote, I was told by Costco that if I dropped my car off at the first signs of opening it would take about 2-3 hours for it to get done.  If there was someone who managed to get in front of me before my appointment, it would take 3-4 hours.  Really?  Now I'm no mechanic but I do know it shouldn't take that long to put a tire on a car, especially when you have specific equipment to handle this.\n\nAs a giggles experiment I called Discount Tire.  I was greeted with a warm tone, and began to speak what I needed.  Though I would be up Shi+s Creek when it came down to price because Costco is the supposed 'price leader'.  What happened surprised me.  Not only did I see they had the Michelin Defender tire that Costco had, they also had 2 other companies that made tires for my car rim.  These were also cheaper than the Michelin ones!  But, dude on the phone informed me that they're cheaper because they were rated for less miles than the Michelin ones.  The Michelin Defender tires are rated at 90k miles, which means I wouldn't have to change the tires for a LONG time with my light driving on Eva.  He also mentioned the Michelin tires have a better review rating as well.\n\nOther tires were out, Michelin was IN.  But, now it came down to brass tacks.  Got the quote from Discount Tire and it was much higher than Costco, like $50 higher for the set of four.  Told the guy on the phone that I would probably hit Costco instead because of the price difference.  He asked me how much they were charging me.  A pause, and a few keyboard strokes later, and dude from Discount Tire price-matched it!  Then he came down to $360 with tax just to make the number more rounded!  Told Discount Tire guy when can we schedule and I was in that next Saturday early.  \n\nUpon arriving, I was greeted then asked to assist with mileage on the car.  Discount Tire was like, \"Nice ride!  So clean!  This really an 86'?  I'll make sure on the order to tell the guys to be careful with the car.\"  Then he marked the order in red all over 'classic'.  Before paying, of course I was gonna be upsold.  I was prepared to say NO.  Was offered their lifetime warranty for $20 on EACH tire.  I was like, \"Nah, I won't do it unless the total for me is less than $400 out the door.\"  Discount Tire dude was like, \"Hmm.  Let me see.\"  A few button clicks later he tells me he can do $399.xx out the door.  I was on the fence.  He tells me that the lifetime warranty covers EVERYTHING on each tire, defects, warping, cracking, nails, even if it is my fault.  For the life of the tire.  Dammit, I signed up!  Comes out to less than $10 per tire for warranty.\n\nTidied up the bill, and sat and watched every move those tire techs did on my baby!  They really were careful, took off the rims and center caps gingerly, and went slow with removing my old tires.  Even then, the entire job was done in only 30 minutes!  No more waiting!  Great, friendly, fast, efficient, and reasonable service!  Tires were shined, and Eva was pulled out slowly to the parking lot.  All new shoes on her!  So pretty!  \n\nI will be back to Discount Tire for my tire needs for now.  Price-matching and service for me can't be beat.  My Eva and I thank you!  Love that new tire smell.
__label__4 I would like to share my experience at Discount Tires on W Azure, got the best customer service from the time I pulled up up in my car from the time I left. It took them 30 minutes to get me back on the road, and I got a \"GREAT DEAL\" on my tires, feel like I am in a new car, I will recommend this location, great customer service, Thanks Rob your the best.
__label__3 This is a go to place for my wife and I to grab lunch.  Usually we go to the one on Sunset but I think they are all the same.  For a great price, $6.99, you can get the 'Pick Two'.  Choice of a 1/2 sandwich, salad, or soup.  Mix and match however you see fit.  The sandwiches and salads are great but a favorite of mine is the French Onion Soup with the home made croutons.  For a quick, cheap lunch, this is a great place to go!
__label__0 This is, by far, the WORST Corporate Starbucks I've ever been to. The service is horrible, it takes longer than necessary to receive my drinks and everything is always so messy. The only reason why I keep coming back here is the convenience because I live right down the street.\nI work at the Starbucks in the Mandalay Bay next to the House of Blues, and even though it's not a corporate Starbucks, we still hold all the same procedures and values. \nWhenever I go into this particular Starbucks, it takes forever to be acknowledged if it's not busy. When my order is being taken, they're usually very rude or preoccupied with things other than their actual job- for example they're talking to eachother about their personal lives or how their shift has been going. If I just order one drink it will take around 5 - 10 minutes, depending on how distracted by conversation the baristas are. If I need milk from the condiment bar, it's usually expired already or there is no milk at all.\nForget it if I'm going through the drive thru. I have about three different rewards accumulated on my Starbucks cards because when I let them know that I have a reward, I just get ignored and they charge me the full price anyway.\nLong story short, the workers give off a nasty, snarky attitude and they take forever to make the simplest of things.
__label__1 Slowest Starbucks I've been to.... Unfortunate because this one is a convenient location to where I live but the drive through always takes 10-15 minutes whether there's 2 people in line or 12.  People very nice and friendly but not effect enough for how quick Starbucks is elsewhere
__label__1 Drive thru is super slow. No one in front of us had an order more than 2 drinks. They need to get it together. Go to the Starbucks down the street inside the smiths on windmill and rainbow.
__label__0 I'm not sure that's it's fair that I review this place, because we didn't actually eat here. Heck, we didn't even sit down. We walked in on a Friday night around 7 for dinner. Inside smelled like a hospital and when we found our way down the hallway, there were probably 6 tables out of 30 filled, and everyone there was eligible for a Medicare card. \n\nWe didn't stay.
__label__0 Called from walmart to get picked up with all my shit (I had milk etc) and I had to wait outside for almost 2hrs... Fuckin ridiculous & annoying... They should at least advise a very long wait then I wouldn't of even checked out to begin w/ cause my food just ended up spoiled by the time I got home! Ugh
__label__0 This is the most dishonest company! \n\nThe  technician opened up my unit and put to wires together and shorted it out. \nHe thought I wouldn't notice but hard not to when the wires sparked.\nHe denied doing it but I saw I it myself.\nI was  confirmed with Nevada Power when they came.
__label__4 Service makes the difference and Mike Wolf knows what customer focus should be.  We were in the market for a new truck and Mike helped us find the right one.  He presented us with options with a no pressure approach and in the end put together a deal that was great for us and he executed it quickly.\n\nThe other folks that worked with Mike, Frank and the finance team were also great.  You can tell that the entire team works together to make a great customer experience.
__label__1 Um scary...I live really close and only venture in for emergency sports bets..Super smokey and crap food. Skip it and drive to Aliante if in the area.
__label__4 WOW! I can't believe I've never had frozen custard before, it's freakin' good!\n\nNielsen's was our last stop in Vegas before heading back to CA. I was determined to try it even though it was 8:30pm & we had a 5 hour drive ahead of us. I mean, doesn't having a yummy snack make long drives better?\n\nThe workers here are SOOO incredibly nice, practically forcing us to have free samples before we chose to buy anything. They always have 3 flavors fresh in stock & a bunch of rock hard frozen flavors in the freezer. \n\nWe had a scoop of vanilla custard ($2.22) & a chocolate concrete w/ Kit Kat mixed in ($4.90). Between the 3 of us, we couldn't even finish because the custard was so creamy & thick & the servings were so large. The ever-so-friendly workers even gave us a little extra custard in our concrete so that it was oozing over the edge.\n\nI can only describe it as a creamier version of ice cream w/o all the extra ice fluff & a thicker version of frozen yogurt. Whatever this magical mixture is, it's heavenly!\n\nFrozen custard was even voted as on of the \"top 100 things to eat.\" You'd be a fool not to try it!
__label__4 This is the only place I go for delicious frozen treats. I recommend this awesome place to everyone. Plus I don't deviate from the vanilla custard because it's all I ever crave!
__label__3 Nice place that has a very family run feel to it. The concretes are awesome and are huge. Cost is ok for the size concrete you get but that brings me to my only complaint. I wish they offered the concretes in multiple sizes instead of just the pint size.\n\nAwesome dessert and especially after pizza next door at Grimaldi's.
__label__2 I don't think frozen custard is my kind of thing. I probably wouldn't drive all the way out here for it. That's not to say they're bad since I only had the chocolate frozen custard on a cone. That's all. \n\nWasn't really into trying the other stuff but maybe I'm just too used to ice cream and froyo.
__label__1 Wasn't impressed sorry delivery was timely delivery guy was very nice but food wasn't good
__label__2 I don't know what it is about mainland L&Ls...but the food just doesn't have the same taste as L&Ls back home in Hawaii.  The food is edible and very bland.  Beware when paying, though.  The prices on the menu board say one thing, but check your receipt...you may have been charged more.  I brought this to the attention of the worker who was ringing up my purchase, and his response was \"I can't do anything...that's what it says on the computer.\"  Really?  Businesses need to realize they can't advertise their price publicly, and then charge more at the register.  Very bad business practice!
__label__1 This place isn't all that. Maybe its cause I went in there to early in the day.  Didn't really look like a great place to party or waste a lot of time in. Although it did have a nice Irish look. But I still won't go back.
__label__3 I'm not a big club person, so I heard there was an Irish pub in Vegas, I was there on my first night. Good selection of Irish beer. We had HUGE chicken pot pies served in a pail. Soooo good.
__label__4 We had such a good night here - great atmosphere, fantastic band (who took requests from the floor), a really good Irish dancer and far too much Guinness (a bit pricey but it is Vegas!). We stayed for 4 hours till closing time.
__label__2 I grew up in Boston - I think we have the monopoly on Irish bars.  Anyway, Nine Fine Irishmen is alright - they serve Guinness, but it's bloody expensive (too expensive).  It's got an interesting decor, gets a bit crowded, and live Irish music is always a treat.  Anyone out there that is sick of spending big bucks on Newcastles, head down to the old Barbary Coast for 99 cent ones - draft beers, it's all the same.  Not a place I would want to camp out in, but this bar would do to kill an hour or two.
__label__1 Nice Irish bar but crazy expensive. Worth a visit for a beer and then punch out. They usually have decent live music.
__label__4 Wonderful place to eat dinner in Vegas!!!  We had a delightful dinner here with live music in the background.  We had to wait to get seated but totally worth it!  Very enjoyable meal.
__label__2 Like many things in Vegas the Irish bar Nine Fine Irishman at New York New York sounds much cooler than it really is, but the pub does provide an alternative Vegas experience. The bar is laid out like a house with plenty of secluded tables. At Nine Fine Irishmen, the Smithwick's Irish Red Pale Ale Beer is cold, the Jameson Whiskey free flowing, and the Irish band lively.\n\nOlivia Z. and I came to enjoy the band. It wasn't very busy, however, since there are only about 8 seats with a view the options are to stand & watch or find a table around the corner. We stood for awhile and then floated from table to table as better spots opened up. The upstairs was closed for a \"private event.\" The outdoor patio provides even more space.
__label__3 Awesome place. Just about the best bar on the strip in my book. It feels authentic enough (obviously it isn't, but it tries very, very hard). If you like Irish pubs, you'll like Nine Fine Irishmen. \n\nFirst, they have good Guinness. On a Saturday night, they will pour it quickly and in plastic cups. On a regular day, it's poured correctly and in the normal glass pint. Obviously, the latter is better. \n\nHowever, those weekend nights are fun too. There is a cover of $5 for live music is great for Vegas. The band is fun - a mix of Irish and other musics, and they really get the bar going. \n\nThe food looked tasty, but I didn't have any. Service, even when it wasn't busy, was fine but not great.
__label__1 I was really looking forward to our visit based on ratings and a LV resident recommendation.  \n\nThat said, I have had much better Irish food in NYC and ATL.  And the service, while friendly, was very slow on delivering the food.\n\nOrdered battered sausage and onion rings for apps - both were very good.\n\nFor entrees, shepherd's pie and herb crusted arugula and goat cheese salad with shrimp.\n\nShepherd's pie was a large portion (good), with great mashed on top but the meat was dry - no gravy!?  If it had some moisture to it, it would have actually been a really good shepherd's pie....\n\nThe shrimp on the salad was tough and overcooked (re-heated??).  Seemed like they had been sitting around too long or had been cooked the day before.\n\nOrdered a Stoli and tonic but somehow got a Smirnoff and tonic (shown on the bill).\n\nPerhaps it is unfair to expect to have great pub food in LV...but it's such straightforward and simple food, I would have thought it would have been a no-brainer.  Maybe Ri-Ra would have been a solid bet because it is a chain...but I will get my pub food at Olde Blind Dog in ATL :)\n\nAtmosphere was fantastic and authentic....I am sure the live music is a good time too.
__label__1 Really wanted to like this place as we love pubs, but didn't have a great experience.\n\nWent around 10:00 on a Saturday when it wasn't too crowded yet, but our service was really slow. The food wasn't especially good, not awful, but just tasted a little off in one way or another. For the price, we all expected better. The bright spot was the colcannon soup which two people in our group got and loved. The \"Dubliner\" martini sounded interesting, but turned out to be a very run of the mill, too sweet appletini.\n\nWe were especially bitter when the bill came and included a 20% \"entertainment tax\" despite the fact that we were seated in the back and couldn't even see the band. We probably would have eaten elsewhere if we had known it would end up being so expensive.
__label__1 I don't drink. Going into a loud bar with a bunch of drunks is just not my style.  So, unfair to them, I wasn't a fan.  Having said that, my friends are a bunch of drunks, so I usually come here with them.  Good Irish bands, if that's your thing, and a lively place.  It's a fire hazard due to the wall to wall overcrowded place.  Perhaps I should drink and loosen up.
__label__3 Stop by this place on a whim.  Ordered the Mongolian Beef and Orange Chicken (white meat, which is nice).  The Mongolian Beef was very tasty.  But the Orange Chicken could use a bit of improvement on the flavor.  They got the order ready at the time they said they would.  Also the corn egg soup was nice and light.  Would definitely go back to pick up food on this place.
__label__0 I decided to try this place because the rest of the Chinese food near me is gross! My family & I decided to get an array of things. We got Fried Rice, Orange chicken, Chow Mein, & Honey Walnut shrimp. \n\nSo my first pet peeve, I did a delivery order it took an hour and a half to get to me. Then as we started to dig in and eat we all had the same looks on our faces. The fried rice was not cooked all the way and still hard. The Chow Mein was burnt(& tasted that way too) Oh did I mention the orange chicken was under cooked and gummy? Yeah, NOT what I expected at all! Needless to say $50 went down the drain and my family and I ended up ordering pizza. WHOMP! The best Chinese food in Vegas was in the Gold Coast Casino at the Monterrey Room, but now that's been replaced by disgusting TGI Fridays. WHOMP again! Oh well I guess my search of good Chinese food continues.
__label__1 This place got pretty good reviews so I decided to try it when I was in Vegas recently. The menu was pretty cool separating vegetarian from vegan and they even included some pictures. I ordered the vegan pork chops with veggies. It looked nothing like the  picture at all.  I got a plate full up half frozen pea's and carrots in a watery sauce with some fake meat on top. It was not pleasant.  The only reason I gave it 2 stars is because the people are very nice and the fried tofu appetizer was just okay.
__label__4 Veggie Delight very great cooking and good flavor foods, fresh and clean.\nI love it.
__label__3 I love this place. When I first moved to Las Vegas it was one of the only places I knew of to get vegan food. Took my son back today and he went crazy for his chicken sandwich and banana slush. Still as great as I remember.
__label__3 My daughter and I have been wanting to try this place for awhile. So today we finally decided to come for lunch. Items tried: Shrimp & Veggie Fresh Spring Rolls and Watermelon Slush with Boba. Both items were yummy! =) The staff was very friendly and food came out shortly after ordering. Looking foward to trying other items on the menu.
__label__1 We were happy to find a veg place nearby our AirBnB accommodations, but were a bit disappointed with our meal. \n\nWe ordered the \"albalone\" appetizer, \"beef fun\" dish, and \"beef\" sandwich.  The first thing I noticed was that all the vegan versions of the dishes were priced higher ($.50-$1) than the vegetarian versions (they all list both prices).  Since typically for a vegan meal you are taking away an animal product (eg, egg) this doesn't seem fair, but maybe there is something else making it more expensive I'm not aware of. \n\nOn to the food - in summary, the flavors were uneremarkable, and in the end (about one hour afterward) we were hungry again and our stomachs were a little upset. \n\nThe abalone was just like a thick noodle/starch with no flavor (the sauce was very good).  The beef fun dish was good, but greasy and unfilling - it seemed like sprouts were the go-to filler. The sandwich was plain with the same \"beef\" and many shredded carrots on a soft bun. \n\nFrom other reviews it appears we should have ordered different dishes, which would warrant the higher ratings reflected. So perhaps we just chose the wrong options. If I were in town longer I might return to try the crispy chicken or crispy pork rolls.  It's great that LV has this much-needed option in town for veg food - since it appears to be a well-loved establishment.  \n\nThe atmosphere reminded me of places in Chinatown in Seattle ... minimal ... which is fine if the food is good.. The service was just fine, nice people.\n\nNote that it's cash only, which necessitated a quick trip to the ATM!
__label__3 The place is easy to find and easy to access but quite tiny as it's only a small cafe sizes room.  The food is good and they do give vegan and vegetarian options for most items.  For vegans it's slightly more expensive as vegetarian options are a dollar less but can contain egg.  I tried an appetizer which was the spicy nagaimo and it was pretty good but not sure for 5 dollars and the spicy dice chicken (soy) and it was awesome.  I like my vegetables a little raw and crunchy however so they cooked it for me right.  The service was pretty good but the people were not around most of the time and only when I needed them.  Note: CASH ONLY!  Good thing I had a 20 on me before going or I'd be washing a few dishes.
__label__3 Went to Sears the other day. My fridge broke. So I was due for a new one ASAP. As I found the appliance section, a gentleman by the name of Marcus greeted me and asked if I needed help with anything. I handed him over the paper I had printed out from a fridge I found online on their website. He brought me over to that fridge and it ended up being way smaller than I was hoping for. No wonder it was so cheap... \n\nHe than asked what kind of fridge I was looking for and if I lived in a condo or home. He than suggested the fridge that was next to the little one that this was the normal/standard size fridge. It was $100 more but it was what I needed. I called my mom to let her know I found a Kenmore fridge and she told me kenmore motors are known to be loud when they're running so I should check that out. Marcus without hesitation turned on the fridge for me and even let me know that the fridge next to the Kenmore I decided to pick, the motor was loud and his previous customers returned it. I appreciate the honesty. After that was done we proceeded to ring up. When ringing up he waived the $9.99 8a-12pm delivery fee. Wish he could've waived the $15 haul-away fee too! Oh well. Everything was quick and easy, but I pretty much knew exactly what I wanted so, that helped.
__label__1 Hmm... I'm going to tack on an extra star because my previous visits haven't been bad. But I went here yesterday morning, and got really angry service. The waiter did not crack a single smile. I'm sorry, did my presence offend you? I tried to be nice and smile, but he wouldn't even make eye contact with us. He would walk by, ask a surly question, and stalk off. \n\nNow, look. I know, it was 7am. I'm not always a morning person, either. I get it. But if I'm working with the public you'd better believe I put on a morning person act. Especially since I, too, work for tips. I feel your pain, buddy... I do. But you're still a douche for treating nice customers like that. I brought a friend here because I'd had okay experiences before. I bet he will never trust my judgment again.\n\nOur plates were brought out by a lady who had just walked in the door. Not sure if those mitts were washed before she touched them. That's neither here nor there. At least she was nearly friendly?\n\nUhh... I guess my omelet was okay. :D
__label__1 We got here at 11:30am for a late breakfast and were seated within 10 minutes. \n\nThe drinks took longer to come out than our wait for the table. After ordering and waiting about 15 minutes they refilled our drinks and the waitress mentioned that since we ordered french toast it will take longer. \n\nA whopping 25 minutes later we get our food (total of 40 min wait) we get our food. The waitress even says to us \"you guys must've been starving with how long your food took.\" NO KIDDING. \n\nThe food ended up being just Ok. Will not be coming back here..
__label__1 Unimpressed is the best word to describe this place.  Normally a long line of people waiting is a sign of a good restaurant, here I think it is just a reflection of an inefficient operation.\n\nI had the blueberry pancakes with eggs and bacon.  Very typical... Nothing special.  I would not rave about the place, or go out of my way to eat there... If it is convenient, it is ok... That's it.  I would rate it a notch below Cracker Barrel in terms of food quality, value and service.
__label__2 Items Selected:\nCoffee and Water\nSnow Caps - Butter fried bagel slices, cinnamon sugar\nThe Ultimate - Texas Toast soaked in English Toffee Batter, topped with Pecans, Caramel, and Powdered Sugar\nHomerun French Toast - Graham Cracker Peanut Butter Sandwiches dipped in Reeses Peanut Butter Batter topped with Bananas, Powdered Sugar, and Grape Jelly Reduction\nBanana Cream Pancakes - Pancakes infused with banana syrup and bananas, topped with pecans and served with dulce de leche whipped cream butter \n\nLocated just off the 215 in the southeast part of town I'd long been looking for a reason to visit Original Sunrise Caf\u00e9 and with the Art Festival of Henderson scheduled for Mother's Day weekend I finally decided to make the trek, my reward a good meal at a fair price with sterling service from beginning to end.  As much a \"mom n' pop\" spot as any in Las Vegas it was 7:05am when I walked in the caf\u00e9 door and with smiley greetings amidst the sunbathed room I quickly found a seat, a full view of the kitchen plus the NFL Draft my amusement as I navigated the two-page laminated menu with the first of several cups of coffee in hand.  Always trending sweet over savory it was with gluttony followed by glee that I inquired about half-portions or short-stacks and informed that both could be accommodated it was a quartet that comprised my order, the signature \"Snow Caps\" of sliced bagels fried in butter under a dusting of cinnamon sugar soon delighting me in its simplicity as I watched the restaurant fill.  Ever gracious in service as java flowed free a pair of pancakes arrived next and although improved by creamy dulce de leche the cakes themselves lacked, a mistake thankfully not replicated in either of the French Toasts, The Ultimate a more traditional version with buttery bread soaked in toffee and caramel while the Homerun can best be described as a battered after-school snack griddled to soft and topped with fresh bananas plus grape jam - a concept as simple as the Snow Caps and every bit as worth getting out of bed early for.
__label__2 I feel like I need to give this restaurant another shot, because despite the great reviews, my experience was less than stellar. Of course, I expected a wait on a Sunday at 11:30am. No problem, the weather was beautiful and the servers brought around samples of chocolate banana nut bread, which was yummy. The wait time was about 30 minutes. \n \nHowever, once were seated, that's where things went a bit downhill.  We were seated at a tiny table in a corner RIGHT by the bathroom. Really? A table shouldn't have even been there in the first place. Not only were we subjected to people walking right up against our food while they were going to and from the restroom, there were a number of flies circling throughout our meal. Since the restaurant was packed, there was nowhere else to move.\n\nOkay.. let's just try to focus on the food and service. The service was great- very attentive, and they must have asked us if they could top off our coffee about 10 times. Toward the end of the meal, we started feeling rushed. I know they were trying to turn the table, but I hate feeling like they are ready for us to get the heck out!\n\nThe food was good, and a good value. The omelettes were nicely sized, and came with potatoes and toast for $8.99. My friend opted to get sliced bananas instead of potatoes (I know-weird), but they came with a hair attached. Yuck.  \n\nI'm not going out of my way to return, but I am not opposed to giving them another shot. Just one more, though.
__label__1 I have had 2 experiences with this company. First was to get a quote for a piece of antique furniture going to a Beverly hills auction house. emails were sent back and forth then suddenly stopped. phone calls were made and were always told that they were busy and would call me back. after a week I got a call back and was told that somehow the emails were suddenly sent to the \"spam\" file. The second time was when one of their trucks ran into my husbands truck at Turnberry towers and never returned my phone calls or emails.
__label__1 I don't typically eat here but my wife likes the slushies they offer.
__label__1 What is it about Sonic that screams \"our customer service sucks\"? It doesn't matter which one we go to or what we order there is always some punk kid walking out giving us attitude because they got the order wrong or didn't hear us mention the coupon we have. Tonight was no different. We walked up to the menu board to order and the first thing my wife mentioned was that she had a coupon for $2 off her purchase. The guy talking the order said \"ok\" and asked what she wanted... easy enough right? Nope, not for Sonic as the guy came out with her shake and asked for payment... when he saw the coupon he stormed back in (With the shake) and when he came back his first words were, \"Next time you need to tell us you have a coupon when you place the order\". Hmmmm, I thought we did that... The place gets 2 stars because my wife loves their milk shakes.
__label__4 Happy hour from 2-5pm for slushies and 8-midnight for shakes.
__label__4 I've been to this location a few times its just OK.. Two other favorite location are on Cheyenne and buffalo as well as the flamingo and Arville location! The half off shakes any time after 8pm is superb! Gotta love their banana ice cream shakes!
__label__2 Don't get me wrong. I love happy-hour and the half-priced drinks that come between those heavenly hours of 2-5pm.....the problem is, their service and quality of food has gone down over the last few months. Today, I spent almost 20 minutes in the drive-through, and there were only 3 cars ahead of me. At the ordering microphone (is that what it's called?) I had to repeat myself 3 times before they got my order correct. At the window, I had to wait quite a while (around 10 minutes). I'm pretty sure the guy behind me gave me the finger (sorry buddy! not my fault). Upon coming home, I found that the onion rings I received were soggy, and the cheeseburger I ordered lacked that ever-so-wonderful cheese. I had ordered several drinks (for me, the wife, and 2 of the kids), and they had to \"remake\" the drinks because the first set was leaking all over the drink carrier. \n\nLook. I am not a negative person, I even feel a little bad about the 3 star rating, but this experience was just one of several bad visits over the last few months. That being said, I know that I will be back, disappointment and all. That damn half-priced happy-hour is just too addicting.
__label__0 Very poor customer service! I went to the drive-thru and ordered two kids meal and tater tots thinking it will be fast. I paid for my order, got my change and drinks. They did not inform me that my order will take a while. I could've cancelled the order if I had known. I finally knocked on the drive-thru window when I heard employees talking and laughing amongst themselves. It took 12 minutes from the time I paid for someone to tell me that they're waiting for tater tots. Only because I tried to get their attention by knocked on the window. After my complaint, the order arrives in last than 1 minute. Will not come back at this loncation anymore!D
__label__0 This place takes total advantage of tourists.  My dad and I rented mountain bikes here after reading about the trail to the Hoover Dam from Boulder City in a Rails to Trails magazine.  This business was 'recommended' by the magazine.  When we rented our bikes, my front tire was flat (they didn't bother to check them).  They didn't provide us with a map of the area (which would have been helpful since the trail doesn't start at the bike shop.  The rates also take advantage of tourists.  The only way to avoid having to pay the full day rate would be to immediately turn around at the dam and ride back because the trail is a significant downhill from Boulder City to the dam. \n\nIf you have two vehicles available, i recommend parking one at the dam so you can bring yourselves and the bikes back since that will cost you an additional charge.  All in all, they know that 1. you're not going to want to ride back and charge a fee for pick up, and 2. that if you take a tour you'll have to pay for the full day because it'll take long enough that your 3 hours will be eaten up
__label__0 Don't bother! The owner failed in calling me back when he said he was going to return my phone call. I had to call again and speak to a colleague and that's when the owner decided to return my call after allowing it to ring one time and hanging up.\nI needed a limo service for our wedding but if they cant even return a phone call, I wonder if they would even show up!\nPASS!
__label__2 Sonio's, which specializes in rotiserrie chicken has a pretty loyal following. I'd heard about it for years through word of mouth. This popular restaurant was rebuilt after it was badly damaged by a fire a few years ago. I had lunch with a good friend here, who highly recommended the salad. It was packed during lunch, which is not unusual- it's kind of small and situated in a strip mall across the street from the Las Vegas Valley Water District on Charleston/Valley View. The salads are huge. (If you are not hungry, I would recommend splitting it or ordering something else.) I got the chinese chicken salad (fave salad), which I really enjoyed. My friend got a different salad (she'd been here before, many times). We each sampled a bit of each other's salad, but I liked mine better. Also available are sandwiches. \n\nI ordered a two piece meal plus sides, to go, for my husband. It was taking a long time so I finally went up to the counter. Somehow the order was not placed. When my husband ate it for dinner, he found the chicken a bit dry, and in general, was not impressed.
__label__4 Its rare in Vegas to get pissed at yourself for not trying a place. This is one of those places. I wish they were open for dinner so i could bring the family. The food is spot on I havent had an Italian  beef sandwich that good in all of Vegas and the dogs to man this is the spot for lunch. If they ever decide to open for dinner this would be a regular spot for dinner. You cant beat the prices and the quailty of the food. O got to meantion also the service is just as good as the food they wouldnt let my drink go empty.
__label__3 Been using their services since they opened and never had a complaint.  They have affordable packages for those that don't like to tan too often. I always get the sampler which lasts me about 6-8 weeks for $100 which has 3 spray tans & like 5 or 6 tanning bed sessions from level 3 to 5. \nYou must MUST shower and scrub without using any lotion,  oils,  moisturizer to get the best results for the spray tanning booth. Otherwise u will be wasting your money.  Spray tan looks great for about a week\nAlso buy your tanning lotion online or at sallys,  they are all the same. I dislike the fact that all these places have super expensive tanning lotions with fancy names. Other than this which is optional \nI like this place but have one suggestion: SMILE more often guys... :) your customers will appreciate it
__label__2 Another \"ok\" salon in the Valley...I'm getting tired of \"ok\" can't I have the best cuts/color for the best value already?!\n\nWhile I had a fabulous time and experience with the salon and my stylist Stephanie, I can't say this place swept me off my feet. As I have mentioned in my salon reviews, my hair is super thick and can be challenging to cut. Stephanie cut my hair well and colored/toned it nicely but it wasn't anything out of the ordinary (maybe because I told her that I'm growing it out?). She did a great job on my bangs considering I have a cowlick that can make cutting bangs challenging. \n\nThe atmosphere, stylists and appearance seemed very similar to Vision. Not sure which salon was established longer but both are very similar in style and value.
__label__1 The only good thing about Park Avenue HOA is perhaps one courteous person of Vivian. She's very nice and accommodates my needs whenever I call her. However, they are hardly in the office so visiting this office is a coin toss.\n\nThe policies here are overly strict and unreasonable.\n1. we are not allowed to move in heavy furniture unless we give them a two days notice with a $300 check deposit in case we damage the property during the move. \n\n2. Incompetent security. Some are nice and some are just weird. They are way too strict in allowing guests in but even when you do, they are VERY slow. Before my official move, I had to wait in the guest line for nearly 10 minutes. GIVE ME A BREAK. And I hear the security manager talking like he's a sailor and how he's \"not going to take any sh*t from anybody.\" And they call themselves a professional security company. Yeah, more like amateur. If the HOA reads this, PLEASE replace them with LasVegasPS again. They were nicer and had more of a security appeal. \nI hate to be the one to judge but none of the security guards actually look like a security either. Meaning, that I wouldn't trust them to ensure my security because they don't seem capable of handling tough situations. On the other hand, LasVegasPS looked like bosses and have that intimidating look. I feel safer around them. \n\nOther than the stellar quality of the condos, this HOA office is whatevers. Lead by one nice agent while everyone else is just there with a grumpy attitude and to get their paychecks. I hope the HOA reads this.
__label__0 I completely agree with Ryan M. He could not have said it better. I had lived at this property since 2005 and left after it turned into a police state. Once you get on their shitlist they do not let up. I received a notice for hazardous driving in the parking lot when I was out of the country for that month! When I went to them to report this error I was told that when I am away I am responsible for anyone driving my vehicle. The vehicle sat in my garage the entire time I was gone. No one else has keys.\n\n It's BS like that that really stresses you out and makes day to day living really suck. I dont get how these people live with themselves policing other people like this. And the guy who reviewed the security company - yeah they were pretty cool at times - but that has nothing to do with the HOA. A separate review should be written for that company.
__label__0 My husband recieved an mildewed potato. We told the staff. The manager was no where to be found! be CAREFUL!!!!! EEEKKKKK!!!! :-(
__label__0 Let me start by saying that I would never go back I went their for a trim and to get some color on my hair buy I left looking like the big bird from sesame street the girl that did my hair was so rude and she was just telling me that she was a really bad day ....I don't know but this place suck please don't even think about going to that place they did a horrible job ...
__label__1 I had a super rude cashier made a huge fuss over a exchange of a broken item. I would have bought but because of her rudeness I did my exchange and left I didn't get her name but on my receipt it says cashier 1271421
__label__0 Never mix Johnnie Walker with Panda Express = NO BUENO. I ordered the fried rice and orange flavor chicken followed up with a brisk rasberry ice tea. Normally I would enjoy that mix but not this time. I took four bites, pushed my tray forward, then passed out as if I was back in my stats class in college. All while: Eugine Y, Johnny G, Reid Y were taking pics of me.\n\nNever again shall I eat this while intoxicated.
__label__4 LOVE this place!! Wish we had one in NYC! Its amazing! I first fell in love with Panda when I was in Texas a few years back... I loved loved the orange chicken but this time I changed to the Bejing Beef and that was a game changer!! OMG!! That was amazing. It was like generals chicken crossed with hunan beef. OMG! Unreal!! PLS PUT A PE IN NYC!!!
__label__3 My favorite aspect of the Cheesecake Factory is its dependability and consistency.  The menu is large and incredibly diverse, yet everything I have there is always good to great.  We're not talking gourmet excellence by any stretch, but for the price point I always enjoy myself there.\n\nI'm also a huge fan of their curbside to go system, where you call in your order and they deliver it to your car.  Very convenient and I believe it was the first restaurant to provide the service (at least it was the first that I noticed).\n\nOh yeah, and the cheesecakes are pretty damn good, too.  You have to love the variety offered.
__label__0 Don't come here until they figure out their new menu. We ordered a couple items off the new skinny menu and supposedly they are now cooking their thousands of menu items on the broiler. Maybe they are \"skinny\" items because you will starve, it was an hour and a half till we got our food and all the manager could offer was 2 free cheesecakes (half of a normal portion) in return for a black and blue steak (which I sent back-it was ordered medium), cold fries, cold chicken tacos, cold burger with un-melted cheese, etc. It wasn't our waiters fault he did everything he could to deal with it and we tipped him accordingly. We ended up fighting our $150 bill and got our entrees removed since we ordered 3 rounds of drinks and there was something wrong with all of the entrees, the bill was still over $90. For tonight's performance, i would give no stars if I could.
__label__2 Usually have a nice time & meal, but today they seam to of had Sunday blues. They had no sugarless syrup when they said they do. They served an omelette that was incorrect. They dropped the onion rings on the floor. At least all the servers had their usual politeness. Hopefully they get through  the rest of today smoother than this morning.
__label__2 Food is great but terrible service.
__label__1 It was the first time that I dined at a Cheesecake Factory and it will likely be my last.  The wait time wasn't bad at all even though it appeared very busy.  The waitress was pleasant but seemed rushed.  She filled our drink orders promptly which is a big plus.  It was very noisy but aesthetically pleasing.  We ordered the calamari as an appetizer and it was adequate.  We ordered the ribeye steak medium rare for our main course. It came out well done.  They offered to cook another one for us but we didn't think they the next steak would be prepared any better so we just ordered some pasta.  The waitress never apologized for this inconvenience. The pasta was pretty bland but edible.  Overall it was not worth the time or money that we spent there.  If your going to go to a chain restaurant stick to Outback, they at least know how to cook a steak.
__label__0 The food here is great, but I am very put off by the attitude of the hostess and the manager.  I was informed (quite rudely by both) that they do not take reservations on the weekends after 4:00 pm.  I was trying to have a birthday party there, and they absolutely refused to make a reservation for us-it is not convenient to have a party for someone and be made to sit around and wait for a table (especially a large party).  I do not recommend going there to celebrate any special occasion as they will not accomodate you in any fashion.  For me guest service is just as important as the food.  I will not be told how I am to be treated by them while I spend my money.  There are too many other restaurants to choose from.
__label__3 The Cheesecake Factory is one of my favorites across the board due to the consistency of the food and service. Tonight I ordered the fried cheese starter platter, soup du jour (tortilla), and the Chicken and Biscuit entree. Let me start off but saying the fried cheese was excellent, about 8 little triangles perfectly breaded and crisped with Gouda and Mozzarella cheeses and melted to perfection. They were the perfect temperature. The soup was so-so, a basic bisque like consistency with corn and some other veggies. It had a nice spicy finish but at first bite the saltiness is a little  overwhelming. The entree is one of my favorite a good solid buttermilk biscuit, very flaky and buttery, with a vegetable melange (carrots were slightly undercooked) , mushrooms, and peas. The chicken however was moist and juicy, pan seared to perfection. It also had just the right amount of rosemary crust. And the gravy that they use is fantastic, not to rich or thick, and not overly seasoned. That's what I like about this entree it's not overly done so you can really enjoy each component. And our server, Nick, totally professional and nice and a real babe. Over all a great experience and will definitely be back!
__label__1 We came in here on a Sunday night and had the worst experience EVER. I love cheesecake factory but the service was horrible. We waited for 45 mins for our table, got seated & waited another 20 mins to get greeted. Our food came out cold and the server never came back once to check up on us once he delivered our food. We complained to the manager and he was nice enough to comped our dinner and apologized to us.
__label__4 Very impressed!  Learned a lot about how I run and which type of shoes will help my feet stay happy.  Very friendly and great customer service, also priced well!  Nice couple who are runners own the store, so go there and support a local small business!
__label__0 Worst Chinese Chicken Salad I ever had! It had 3 small pieces of chicken and was more like a garden salad! Will never go back!
__label__1 Five...five...five dollar foot longs. This song is very catchy indeed. However the footlongs do not catch my taste buds for long.(no pun intended) Do not get me wrong the bread is fresh and so are the vegetables. The cold cuts? Hmmm not so sure. The grilled chicken pieces they use for the sandwiches, I do not trust. It looks like soy meat. I know it is only $5.00 but for the amount of money I spend on four subs I cold buy sandwich ingredients from the grocery store that will probably last me a week. Better quality too.
__label__4 Maria is AMAZING! Super personable and excited to help. Got me in right away. Took her time and made me feel extremely comfortable. The office is clean and pretty. Blows miracle in progress out of the water, I will definitely be returning!
__label__0 Don't depend on groupon to get a good deal. I literally compared this place to its competition by there reviews and from what I read first baby imaging was the best. \n\nWell I called to make an appointment 5 weeks ago and whoever I spoke with did not give me enough information to save me a 30min drive. \n\nI told the lady that I wanted to find out the gender before my doctor told me since I would have to wait till 20 weeks. My appointment was for today which I am currently 16weeks. Once I arrive the sign in form has a box stating a $25 fee would be added to my charge if this was my first ultrasound. It also says that they are not a medical clinic and the information they would provide me is everything a doctor would tell me. So why would I pay you $25 if your information is not valid and why wouldn't someone notify me when I made this appointment 5 weeks ago of this extra charge.\n\nNot only did this sudden news make me upset but I was told to arrive 15min early for me to wait at the front desk for 10min to check in. I also requested the first appointment of the day and there were two groups before me. \n\nI will never return to this facility due to how unprofessional it is run and I even informed them on this review. \n\nThis is my first child and I was really looking forward to finding out the gender early but I guess I will have to wait 4 more weeks till a real doctor can give me accurate information.
__label__2 I love their sandwiches but they are VERY over priced AND.... they do not have whole wheat bread.  They were definitely behind the times by not having a whole wheat bread instead of WHITE bread.  Every other sandwich place I know has whole wheat..  Fire House Subs, subway, port of subs, quiznos. etc..\n\nCome on Capriotti's get some damm whole wheat french bread.
__label__2 Great sandwiches and great service.  But what's with the no restroom policy?  Isn't it a requirement that a restaurant have a public restroom?  The hand sanitizer thing hanging by the register isn't cutting it folks.
__label__3 A bit pricey but the subs are so delicious it is hard to resist. I wouldn't say we are regulars but we return every once in awhile.
__label__1 I love Capriotti's... Just not this location. Dirty restaurant and employees that looked like they were hired right out of a homeless shelter.
__label__1 UPDATE:\n\nThe owner is very personable.\n\nThe bid made to my insurance company was the highest of any bidder, I needed repairs, however, the bid submitted was for total replacement of all siding on my house.\n\nThe company did not get my business because the insurance company would not fund total replacement of all the of home's siding.
__label__4 The flagship Express @ the Forums in Caesar's has been a go to clothing store for me for years.  I love Express for their Men's dress shirts.  The best part of this location is that it is the flagship location in Vegas.  The benefit of the title and location come with exclusive designer label shirts, jeans, etc straight from the New York based location.  \n\nAnother awesome point that this store has always driven home to me is in the service department.  They have the largest location in town, but always manage to get me taken care of.  From the minute I walk into the store there is always a friendly, helpful face to help me find my way around.   By far, the best Express in town!
__label__0 Are you thinking about sleeping here for a vegas trip?\n\nShort Answer:  No.\n\nLong Answer: Saying the walls are paper thin would be a compliment. I was able to tell when and which neighbor was using the bathroom.\n\nThere is no one working late at night. Meaning, if you are trying to sleep at 4am in the morning but the upstairs people are playing nonstop music and having their drunken ass fall to the floor all the time, you can't complain to anyone. The adjacent motel 6 has security, but this shit hole place doesn't.\n\nVending machines are like buying food/drinks at theme parks. $2 per CAN, and about $1.50 for small sized candy.\n\nIf you happen to rent out the room #277, notice the nostalgic dents from someones fists from a previous lifetime.\n\nThe basketball court is more of an \"lol\" factor. it looks like a dogs head when trying to understand you. other words, tilted.\n\nIf you decide to stay here, you'll notice the fine line between usual vegas (hooters casino area) to ghetto, which is at the best value inn and motel 6.\n\nANd, if you decide to stay at this charming piece of crap.... after your stay, let me ask you this... \"Remember their awesome customer service?... you're right. Neither do I\"\n\n\nps. THey don't charge you until after you check out. Meaning you could show up with a \"reservation\" but they have no rooms available. As to what almost happened to us. They had a difficult time finding a room for us even though we made a reservation weeks in advance.
__label__2 We were invited to go to Vegas to celebrate the birthday of one of my cousins during the last weekend of July and needed a cheap motel to crash at when we weren't perusing the strip and generally having a good time.  Soooooo I went out to expedia.com and found this place.  It was reasonably priced, and the location was good, so I booked it.  Then, the day we arrived as we were waiting to checkin, I read the Yelp reviews and began to get a bit nervous.\n\nTo be honest, this isn't a bad motel.  It's not really a great hotel either.  We experienced some good and some bad with this place.  I'll summarize below.\n\nGood:\n * Location!  This place is just off the strip, about a block away from the \"4 Corners\" area where the Tropicana/MGM Grand/Mandalay Bay/Excalibur are, along with New York, New York nearby as well.  Its an easy walk to these resorts.\n * Coco's!  The place is situated right behind a 24 Hour Coco's!  And the Coco's is one of the best food deals in town.  The food is great.\n * Air Conditioning.  The A/C worked very well.  In fact, it was almost arctic!  A must in Las Vegas.\n * EPIC Water Pressure!  The water pressure for the shower was wonderful!  Hot water remained hot for ages.  I've had crappier water pressure in much swankier hotels.\n * Management.  They were quite friendly and were able to give us a ground floor room.  The wifey is slightly disabled and stairs and she don't agree often.\n * The Beds!  The bed was actually quite comfortable, and the wife couldn't stop raving about the comfyness of the pillows!  We slept very well - which is something we rarely do in a motel/hotel\n\nNot So Good:\n * Upkeep.  Our tub had some of the porcelain missing and we could see some rust in a corner.  The room itself was tidy enough, but the whole place is in desperate need of renovation.\n * WiFi.  This was one of my biggest complaints.  The WiFi here (an IBahn service) is a FEEBLE JOKE!  You could barely get a signal ANYWHERE and when you did the speed was so slow (really?!  384kbps?!!!) that it was a joke.  I was almost tempted to jump on the WiFi from the neighboring Motel 6 even though it was $3/day.\n * The TV.  I'm not complaining about the tv service per se.  The signal was strong with no fuzz and wifey and I were able to snuggle together and watch Ghost Adventures as we were winding down from the day.  My complaint is the SIZE.  A little 20\" tv barely does it, people!\n\nOverall, we had a decent experience here.  Many people complained about the \"paper thin\" walls.  But really, once we were ensconced inside - we hardly noticed the outside world or anyone on either side or above us.  The blackout curtains worked great, too.\n\nThis place is an average place to stay.  Its mostly meant as a place to crash for the night and unwind after the day.  For a basic hotel/motel, it gets a solid 3 stars - even though there are some things that need to be addressed.\n\nThe price was great too.  With my AAA Discount - 3 days/2 nights on the weekend was $100.76.  Not too shabby!
__label__3 I've taken my two Shih Tzu's to this clinic a couple of times for shots and ear treatment. The vets are knowledgeable and have never tried to convince me that my dogs have any extra illnesses they don't really have. The clinic used to be a little pricey but now that they are priced the same as any other vet clinic in town it's a good clean convenient place to take your pet if you are in Southern Highlands.
__label__1 My husband (bf at the time) and I were visiting my brother in Vegas. My husband was in a dire need of a cheap haircut so my brother suggested the nearest Great Clips by Vons near Durango Ave. and Warm Springs Ave.\n\nThe lady who had handled the front was the one who took care of him. She seemed a bit rushed and annoyed. Immediately started shaving the back of his hair not really paying much attention to what he wanted cut.  Didn't even bother to shave the hair on his neck From what my husband told me, it would have cost extra? I could have done a more thorough job myself and it would have been free! \n\nFirst and last time he'll ever go there.
__label__2 No the happiest w/ the fact that they charged me $427 for a fuel pump and after the fact I looked it up on Auto Zone and they had the same one in stock for $220! I guess since it was oem I can't complain to much.  But the employees were nice and helpful. They were definitely one worked and under manned. There were two mechanics, like 7 bays and most with cars waiting to be services. I watched and saw, they were hopping between all the vehicles doing a little work on each. Not sure how effective this approach is but what else can they do with such limited workforce? I ended up spending all afternoon there and having to ultimately leave my truck for them to finish it up while they were closed. Their employees are definitely hard workers and did a great job with my truck. Thankfully I have a significant other to pick me up and drop me off in the morning otherwise, not sure what I would've done. Was there from about 1:30 until 7p before finding out it was going to have to stay over night.
__label__4 These guys do it right!  Every single time!  The manager and his crew are outstanding.  They are nice, clean, conversational, service oriented, go the extra mile.....and did I mention that the waiting room and bathrooms are sparkling clean?!?!  They do the job that we came in for and recommend needed maintenance, while not being pushy.  I feel like we get a good deal each visit and I trust my car (therefore, my safety) to this team. \nI would recommend them to anyone!
__label__4 Great Service and Friendly staff. In and out quickly. Will go back for additional services when my truck needs it.
__label__4 Gina was great and I really enjoyed the service - thank you!!!!
__label__4 Jim and Steve did a great job with my two emission tests.   It was fast and a great price.   Super customer service and a nice clean facility.
__label__4 I took my car there yesterday after it stalled at a red light. The staff there greeted me almost immediately and ran a test on the car. He identified the problem and was able to fix it right away. I was in and out within ptetty quickly considering. Very professional and gave me the information I needed to make a decision on what services were needed. No pushing or pressure to get services. Thanks Jiffy Lube! I will definitely be back!
__label__1 I had appt with Doctor Meghan How ever she din't  show up as she was Sick I get it everyone gets Sick However that is not the Point..Front Desk Judy she just had a straight additude she was definitely not happy to be there Overall she is Unprofessional, i even over heard her go to the techs and told them how stupid I was and how I gave her additude and other Nonsense  **OVERALL** patients should NOT get Treated like this. I was mistreated I got to my appt in time I waited one Hour to get treated How ever the service that I received from the asst and Doctor Michaels was Excellent. Judy needs some training on how to treat the patients with respect and By being more proffesional the other girls there as well very Unprofessional they need to stop talking about patients as we can all hear what they say..
__label__3 I am writing an update & up-ing my rating for two reasons:\n\n1. Shortly after I placed my order in the store & wrote my review here on yelp, I received a phone call from the General Manager of the store, Mike (which was startling at first since on yelp we would never display our phone numbers, but he got it through my order)....  Mike made the situation right with me and offered to Fedex, at no charge to me, my purchase directly to my home.  He was incredibly kind and concerned about my irriatation. That kind of customer service is to be commended and praised!!!  Yes, the corporate part of the company should modify it's online & gift card policies.  It is in my experience that when interacting with clients and customers, you need to make a transaction as easy, as quick and as pleasant as possible!!  \nThe situation I had was out of the store's control, but yet Mike still went beyond the norm to correct my less than happy experience.\n\n2.  The product I ordered exceeded my expectations (I haven't set it up just yet), it is gorgeous and the online picture did not do it justice!  I'll post a pic after it's up and running.\n\nI've given Lamps + my business before and at this point I will continue to do so.\nThank you Mike, for being a good manager!
__label__3 Anna's Linens is a great place to shop for house decor. Grandma, Lil Sis, and I went there to look and buy some complete bed sets that includes the comforter, sheets, pillow cases, and bed shirt (6 to 8 pieces) that normally run like $39.99 and $49.99, were on sale for $29.99. Grandma and I went to this location like two weeks ago and saw that sale... we were short on cash and said that we would be back. Wish we had the money then. When we walked into this location today, most of the sets were gone.. That had very little to choose from. We looked all around, but did not see any that we liked. Bummed.... I still love this place because that have everything like all the bathroom accessories that you need and/or want to decorate your bathroom. They have kitchen stuff, and many more things. They always have good deals and so far, I have not been disappointed with them. We will just try the other Anna's Linens and hope to get the bed sets that we want.
__label__4 My partner and I received excellent treatments from Kathy and Yolanda. Next time we're in Vegas, we will definitely be returning for Kathy's strong and skilled deep tissue massage. We both felt our bodies reset after our massages with her - and we agree it was one of our best massages ever. Yolanda was also a wonderful pedicurist - very warm personality and quick, efficient work. Definitely recommend these two folks and the Well Spa!
__label__4 This is a great place!  We had the gyros, which were excellent and the #7 plate, which is shrimp kabob with rice.  The #7 was off the charts.\n\nAll the meat was fresh and the seasonings were perfect.  \n\nDon't let the looks of the place fool you, it certainly is a hole in the wall, but it is worth going in. \n\nLal, the owner/cashier was great and wanted to make sure we had a great meal.\n\nI'm definitely going here whenever I can.
__label__0 The service is awful but besides that the owner has a very smart mouth on him and is very rude. If you show any concern he seems to want to punish you and say your order wi take 1 hour and make u wait. He is very inconsiderate and literally a smart mouth. He charges extra on the bill so make sure you check your biil. Food is nothing to brag about. And with his attitude not worth it all.
__label__0 I brought my elderly father in to the Tenaya Way location because he is very ill. His physician sent us over with STAT orders for a chest xray. He was recently released from the hospital after a month and his health is touchy. We checked in and they saw STAT in the orders and said they don't \"do\" that.  His dr. Needed these ASAP but these people couldn't care less. \nI know why I use Desert Radiology. I should have taken him there (but insurance dictates where you go.)
__label__3 I love my Chicken Sald with the cilantro dressing, and there new carnitas tacos. ummm. ummmm, ummmm, ummmmm, ummmm!\nI've been getting the same thing for a long time until the taco came out.  lol  I usually stick with what I really like.
__label__2 We always eat at El Pollo Loco in California and we needed a little snack so decided to stop by. Apparently they changed the names of some of the things on their menu and did not have the soft chicken tacos I normally order or my husband's classic burrito.\n\nBecause of no soft chicken tacos I ordered the Taco Al Carbon and the husband ordered the El Tradicional burrito that was supposedly like the classic. We dug in since we were hungry and realized I prefer the old soft chicken tacos they used to have. Don't forget to grab salsa. My fave if the Avocado Salsa and Salsa Roja which is a little bit spicy. \n\nOverall good place to grab a quick bite. Still getting used to their new options on the menu. I love chicken so I really like this place.
__label__0 Dr. Camp is unprofessional, money-hungry and does not care about patients or their conditions.
__label__0 90 minute wait at the counter on a Sunday afternoon.  Only 2 people working the counter, line was huge.  Paid for a mid-size through Hotwire and received a Cobalt.  This is fraud as a Cobalt is an economy car at other car rental agencies.  The cobalt reeked of smoke and had cigarette burns in the interior.   This was supposed to be a non-smoking car.  Update:  10/13.  Returned car and exchanged it for a brand new Toyota Corolla.  Anne from Ireland was instrumental in getting this fixed for us.  Thank you Anne!
__label__0 Seems from the reviews that more than my mother-in-law have been screwed over by this location and false reports of damage. I would steer clear or take pictures of every inch of the car, before and after renting.
__label__0 This place was horrible. The customer service person at Fastbreak Kiosk added LDW to my rental without my consent. When I confronted him, he simply said that it was on my Fastbreak profile(1 liar point). I told him to remove LDW.  When he handed the key to the car, he gave me a an option of Hyundai Elantra or Dodge Avenger (intermediate class).  When I asked him where was my free upgrade to full size, he simply stated that they were sold out...while we were looking at 6 camrys and 2 sonatas (which the other attendant told me that those cars were available but I just needed to pay more to upgrade)....(2 liar points).  So this guy refused my free upgrade because I refused to purchase his LDW?  Lesson learned? Watch out for a bunch of shyster running this budget ready to milk your money.
__label__0 My husband and I had a bad experience renting a car in La Vegas. They tried to charge us for gas even though we filled up before we returned the car.  We had a receipt so we were able to get it removed. Why should we have to go through the hassle.
__label__3 I am a teacher and the bf works in construction so we are always looking for a place to get couples massage and we have found our go to spot. Touch of LV Day Spa was great at making the same day appointment for us. The location is central to town. The staff was professional and genuine. The price for an 80 min Swedish massage was very comparable to other places we have researched. Our therapists asked a few questions beforehand to get a better sense of our needs and that was all the talking they did except to thank us for coming in when the massage was over. That is what we like, no chit chat please. Let us focus on feeling good and unwinding. We are going to try and return every 3 months and if we win the lottery, we will stop by weekly. But until then, thank you to Touch of LV for making the two of us feel energized again!
__label__2 This experience was definitely A-OK. Not fantastic, not bad, just fine. I wasn't expecting much since this is not a full-facility spa, so my expectations were not too high. My boyfriend and I got the couples' massage, both of us did deep tissue. \n\nThe storefront was a little hard to find, which it shouldn't be because it faces the freeway. The little strip mall it is in feels a little dodgy. Definitely not somewhere I would want to be at night by myself. \n\nThe decor is pretty kitschy in an attempt at old vegas style, but it's nice enough. The girl at the front desk was nice and they had a little waiting room off to the side away from the lobby area. They have some small bottled waters and teas. Points for trying! \n\nThe massage itself was alright. My masseur had good technique and did a really good job of concentrating on my problem areas, but one issue I had was his hairy arms! I've had male massage therapists and have never noticed this to be a problem. Perhaps the massage lotion (not oil) that they use doesn't soften his hair as much as oil at other spas does or something. I have very soft / smooth Asian skin, and either his arm hair was very stubbly or very coarse, but every time he used his forearms on my back it felt like I was being massaged with sandpaper. Ick! Also, since the couples' massage room is on the street side of the building, we could hear the music coming in from the waiting room pus the sound of cars zooming down the freeway the entire time. \n\nWhen we were finished and I went to put my clothes back on, I discovered a big glob of massage lotion still on my back. I wish this had been wiped off better. The facility does have a shower and towels, but I think this might only be offered to people who get all-day treatments such as a massage, then a facial, then something else, etc. I didn't see any robes, so I'm not really sure how you're supposed to traipse down the hall to the bathroom/shower room anyway. I suppose I could have asked about the shower, but I am meek like that and had already put my clothes back on anyway. But if they aren't going to offer the use of their shower facility, they should do a better job of wiping the massage lotion off. \n\nIn all, everything was alright. I feel like I could get the same quality of service / lack of amenities for half the price at massage envy, though. I was hoping this would be a step up since they charge more (nice candles, fruit-infused water, etc), but really don't expect anything more than the massage itself.
__label__4 I really enjoyed my mani-pedi at A Touch of Las Vegas Day Spa. Norma took great care of me with pleasant conversation and attention to detail. Their treatment was wonderful and very relaxing. It was nice to get away from the strip for a while to really relax. The atmosphere was very nice and they seemed to treat everyone as an upscale client. When we visit again, I will definitely book a trip to A Touch of Las Vegas.
__label__1 Came here again after my last review and we had to get gas for our rental van and so I pulled up to a pump and I went inside and said the the same lady I seen last time if I could get $120 on pump 2 regular and she said its ready and if u need change or/and receipt come back inside and so I went back outside and put the nozzle into my tank and lifted the nozzle holder on the pump and I talked to my family while getting gas in the car and after the pump clicked off at $100.10 i went back Inside for my change and the lady gave my my change and receipt and I ask her if there car wash was ever going to reopen an the lady said yes it's going to reopen in a month and we are going to have new gas pumps and another gas island and I said ok and thank you. \n\n\nThis place is now improving. My last review was on this place and I said to stay away. But I will give this place 2 more times.
__label__4 Got a flat tire while in Vegas for the weekend - decided to try this Pep Boys mostly because it was a Sunday and the only place open that could look at my tire on such short notice.  Saul and Chris totally helped me out and made our day by being so funny and friendly.  Getting that flat tire ended up being the start of a good morning, just cracking jokes with the guys.  I needed a new tire and they got me out of there very quickly and efficiently.  Due to that stop, I now know a heck of a lot more about my car than I did before!  Have nothing bad to say about the experience.
__label__4 I found Cornerstone on Yelp after recently moving to Las Vegas. I have to say that the previous reviewers were correct--Cornerstone Furniture is great. After the move, my husband and I were in need of many pieces of furniture. I went to check the store out, to see if it would be worth it to bring my husband back (he doesn't normally like furniture shopping). I had a great experience with Rafael who let me spent a lot of time exploring the inventory in a no-pressure way. I told him that I would bring my husband back when we were ready to purchase. I went back today, and we had a blast working with Rafael! He was honest and genuine, and really helpful. The best part was there was very little pressure to buy anything. He just kept telling us to take our time. Not only is there a large amount of furniture on the floor, but he also has tons of catalogs, and can order just about anything! We purchased some items today, but we'll be back to get more! Even my husband enjoyed the process, and had a smile on his face.
__label__0 Our Coldwell Realtor, Jazmin Penaloza, was wildly inexperienced and completely wasted our time and money spent on a trip to Vegas ($700 trip for me, $600 trip for my father) to look at properties.  I own four properties; two in California, one in Hawaii and one in Las Vegas... I've worked with many, many realtors and, to date, I've never seen one so utterly incompetent - like, how in the world is she even in this business, she was so bad.  It was like someone \"playing\" or \"pretending\" to be a realtor for a day.    \n\nLong story short; \n\nMy parents are/were looking for a condo in the Las Vegas area around $65,000, and they have cash for it, they're highly motivated and ready to jump on something.  Should be easy, right?  Nope.  \n\nObviously this would be smaller commission than a bigger house (being a $65K budget) and I feared that we'd get a bottom tier realtor.  We compiled a list of properties leading up to the trip... all of which were forwarded to the original realtor.  However, that realtor had to go out of town so she said she'd find us a \"great\" realtor who was very \"competent\" to handle it.  The goal was to look for properties all day Monday and possibly Tuesday... have offers in by Tuesday, negotiate Wednesday... fly out Thursday.  The list of properties we found were forwarded to Jazmin, as a guide to what they were looking for, and she was supposed to compile a list as well, enough to fill up two days of looking. \n\nThe plan was to meet up Monday morning at my dad's hotel but to confirm where/when Sunday night.  She never called.  No call in the morning, my dad had to call her.  When he got a hold of her, she never said what car she'd be in or asked what we looked like... so how would any of us know what to look for?  \n\nShe shows up with her boyfriend driving her. Huh? What, she's scared of a 66 year old man? The boyfriend was great though (I wish he was the realtor, actually).  So, we go over the game plan.  She only pulled info on just the properties that WE pulled!! We're like, really, that's it? She said something like the ones she pulled got lost when he computer crashed.  So we started looking around 9am at the first property. Of course, some issue with a mistaken unit number or something so we left there and went to another complex and saw four.  So we're sitting in the car around 10:45am and she's kinda like, \"Okay... so that's about all we have for the day.\"  My dad is kind of a pushover so I spoke up, 'kindly' saying, \"We really need to see more than four units to make a day of it, they need to get offers in as he's flying out Thursday morning.\"  She didn't have anything else.  I quickly found some on Redfin to check out.  You could tell she just kinda wanted to call it a day, making a comment like people in Vegas don't like to work on Mondays.  We saw a couple more then circled back and got into the first unit.  We were done around 2pm.  Not a full day. \n\nThey liked three properties and she said to meet at the offices in the morning (which are WAY NW of the Vegas).  We show up and she's asking us what we should offer.  Again, she's asking US what we should offer.  #1 - We're not realtors, we don't know the 'wiggle room' of Las Vegas.  #2 - With ending Monday early, why didn't she go back to the office Monday night and research then!?  Prep the paperwork that night!!  So, I had her pull up the comps and, based on that, I said, \"Feel them out with a verbal $55K offer on the one listed for $64K, so we can start the back and forth.\"  After a while, she comes back, \"That wasn't enough.\"  I know, you didn't ask why they wanted!?  She didn't want to fight for it, wanting to move onto the second property.  We checked the comps, my dad wanted to lowball at $60K for a $72K unit that needed a LOT of work.  Again, this paperwork should have been done Monday night but, instead, we were sitting there as she was figuring out how to print it up and said to come back, we got a call 1.5 hours later to come back.  \n\nWe come back and there's her boss (?) saying he was going to \"sit in.\"  Huh?  Apparently he was going to \"walk her through it,\" not just \"sit in.\"  He told Jazmin to make a cover letter telling the seller that we want a counter offer if this number wasn't good.  She said she 'hinted' to the listing agent about that on the phone. Hinted!?  She forgot various things like typing in the unit number on the contract.  He's holding her hand every step of the way, \"What Jazmin wants to ask you is...\"  Wtf is this?  Like, he says, \"Due diligence period... Jazmin?\" Jazmin says; \"Due diligence... (reads the paperwork).\"  My dad can read the paperwork, wow.  \n\nThe bottom line is that she did the bare minimum possible, she wasn't aggressive in closing the deal or negotiating the closing. Just kinda \"Eh', they didn't like the offer.\" Well, FIND OUT WHAT THEY WANT!! Leverage for us.  Never followed up, never let us know anything.  No word on the $60K offer. \n\nWasted everyone's vacation time and money.
__label__3 The EXPERIENCE here, as far as service goes is absolutely top notch! Susanne helped my sister and I both find cars that were perfect for us without any of the haggle and hustle at the other dealerships. If you are going to purchase, I highly recommend seeing her. She's knowledgeable and clearly experienced in what she does with a no-nonsense approach, while still being very personable and easy to get along with. She's a breath of fresh air after all of the other dealers I had been working with! Dare I say she made my vehicle purchase fun? I do, I dare to say so. She. Is. Fantastic!\n\nThey have a decent selection here at Carmax, and you can download their app which is really easy to use to help you find cars that are out of state that can be transferred in, either for free, or for a fee, but it's all stated upfront on the website/app. They also offer extended warranties here for a very fair price, and if you take them into the Carmax service station, you get a discount on your co-pay. \n\nThe service station, however, seems to always be very busy, and it can be difficult to schedule an appointment. Even when you get through to schedule (or they call you back) the wait times to bring your car in can be long- so plan ahead if you can. I usually have to schedule about two weeks out when I call.\n\nThe time is took to actually purchase my car once I found it was ridiculously low. I mean, I was in and out of there in less than two hours I think, once we sat down to do the paperwork. It was very fast, very straight forward, absolutely painless.\n\nThe only downside (which is also a plus) is that at Carmax, you don't haggle. The sticker price is the actual price. So while their prices are *fair* you're never going to get a good deal here. You'll pay a fair price, but you also won't be ripped off ever.
__label__0 Just got off phone with service manager, they returned my vehicle to me with a coolant hose disconnected. Service manager said \" sorry but my tech did nothing wrong, must of been miscommunication between my wife & service advisor\"... Really, this is how your manager handles my survey complaint?
__label__0 This is the first negative review I've left because I usually hate to complain buuuut I've tried to set an appointment with the service department for about a week now. I've left multiple messages about getting my oil changed and no one has called me back. I've called a total of 6 times and it sends me to their VM. It's frustrating because it makes me want to get my car serviced somewhere else and I have TWICE now because of the same issue. It would be helpful if the employees actually called people back or maybe a schedule calendar could be set up on their website..?
__label__0 Omg. This place is ghetto heaven. Lol. Asked around about a place that plays hip hop and was told about this place. When I pull up in the parking lot a fight was breaking up. \n\nAt the door I was subject to a wand. I was thinking what has happened here to warrant all this? Inside is dirty as well. everyone cramps into one area close to the DJ booth though there are lots of other areas. \n\nOnly pluses about this place is the nice lady in the bathroom, and the potential this place has if only they would clean it up. \n\nI doubt if every come back here. Upset i wasted $20 I think I stay for about 15 minutes and went elsewhere
__label__0 Scam. For profit, non accredited scam school. You are better off spending $90.000.00 on mega bucks.
__label__0 It's for profit University that only graduates 25% UNLV is at 40% Nothing about this place says it anything more scam to line some else pockets.
__label__1 ok so I understand you get what you pay for and fast food isn't 5 star dining but....\n\n\nthis visit to taco bell was horrible I ordered the box meal and my two tacos had a barely any meat in them I wasn't going to pay for a cheese and lettuce taco so I asked for more meat and she said she had to charge me so I asked for a refund \n\non top of that we were in the drive thru a total of 15-20 mins worst taco bell experience ever
__label__4 Two words! Tina Mateo. She makes this place fun to hang out at anytime! The Food and Gaming Specials are great too. Limited graveyard menu as well.
__label__4 yummaaaaaaay....open till midnight! Chill outside on the patio at night, or during the day if its not 110 degrees. Fresh veggies, tasty blue cheese dip. Weird baked beans, more like baked bean soup. They tell everyone 18 minutes for the order to be ready. You may want to call ahead if your impatient.
__label__0 I really despise this radio station and I think I speak for everyone else. First off, they play the same ol pop music on rotation. Hip hop and r&b? What a joke of selection they play. I like rap and r&b but I  would like this station even more if they showed a bit more creativity  for example, it wouldn't hurt to hire some skilled djs that mixed live on the air. I don't mean by playing a mix of random songs but by truly mixing and scratching. Theyre current dj's suck in my opinion. 975 would gain so many listeners if this was done. Also, they like to follow other radio stations by playing the same old music. Please show some creativity and be bold, do not follow.
__label__1 Negative. Food was totally bland until i ate a retadro pepper that burned my tongue so i couldn't tell it was tasteless. Decent delivery time but yea, no.
__label__0 Yuck! Everything I ordered tasted gross :( I've been here often years before and this was my first time back in over 2 years. I didn't complain. I sucked it up, paid the bill and will never be back. Only good thing about the place- cheap beer.
__label__0 Mikkie Finnz's sister bar next door. The food is almost as horrible.  The fish and chips suck and so does the whole menu. DO not eat here.
__label__0 Wow...we came to this place by accident -- well my friend's husband wants to see their largest pint advertisement and it was huge, but that's about it.\n\nThere was live music playing, sound system wasn't the greatest so it was really really really loud. Be careful with your eardrums! \n\nI got my usual drink - a long island and man, they messed it up! They put a whole chunk of tequila instead of balancing it with rum, vodka, and gin! It was nasty. \n\nThe boy got a cider and that too was eh. \n\nOverall, definitely a locals only bar...
__label__2 Loved the shepherd's pie.  Waitress was good and attentive.  I love Irish bars.  I think it's best place I have gone to for a place on Fremont Street.
__label__1 Definitely inconsistent. The bartender and the manager were both SUPER nice and since I just wanted To Go, told me to head to the bar (I'd been sitting five minutes and the three waitresses milling around doing nothing had ignored me). I went to the bar, was told by a server to move and then 30 seconds later found out that this server would be taking my order. Without remorse, she rang me up, asked me if I wanted my change, and then complained to the bartender that she needed to give me change... IN FRONT OF ME. When the food came out, she practically tossed the box at me and of course, it was the WRONG ORDER. Might come back, might not. But if I do, you better believe I'm having a chat with the manager.
__label__0 We love Hennessey's.  Been to several in SoCal.  I was really looking forward to lunch there.  Our beer order was taken within minutes.  A different waitress introduced herself and confirmed our order about five minutes after that but she had the order backwards.  A few minutes later our drinks were poured and set up at the waiters station to be delivered.  That's as far as the got.  We watched our beers get warm and flat for easily ten minutes and no one brought them to us.  I felt that we became invisible.  Our food order was never taken.  We saw another couple sit and leave because no one even talked to them.  The restaurant was not crowded and there were several employees there. Our drinks didn't come so we left.
__label__2 Average burger , salad, beer/bar joint.
__label__2 Right on the corner of Fremont and Las Vegas Blvd.  This place has the makings of a great bar...but sadly, doesn't deliver.  It's located in a great spot downtown, but it just lacks that special something that makes patrons urge for more.  \n\nBecause there are so many great bars downtown, it's hard for an establishment to remain a frequent stop for locals.  \n\nI've eaten here for lunch, attended pub crawls that start off from here and stopped by for after-hour drinks with some colleagues.  And each time I've wondered why I've come back.  Their lunch menu is alight.  They have salads, burgers and sandwiches.  I believe they still have \"Two for Tuesdays\".  A good deal if you have at least a couple people in your party eating a burger.  It's buy one get one free.  Their Western BBQ burger is pretty decent.  \n\nTheir beer selection is pretty limited for such a big place.  And the service is not that great, hence the reason for only 3 stars.  It always seems that we get a new waitress that doesn't know the menu, doesn't know what the specials are and takes forever to come back to our table to refill drinks and see if we need anything else.
__label__4 My husband and I are locals, we went here for our anniversary on a Saturday night. It was our first time and it was great. The waitress was so nice and the food was amazing. Great beer selection as well. We had a nice quaint table outside and loved being able to sit outside and eat!
__label__0 Just got back from Vegas and my experience at Hennessey's  Tavern was still on my mind.   I had eaten there 2 years ago and had a pretty decent meal so why not return right?  I also asked 4 friends who were visiting Vegas from NY to join me.  Good idea, right?  Not so much. \n I arrived with my party of 3 and informed the wait staff  that another 4 people would be arriving shortly .  I told the \"hostess\" that I wanted to sit on the patio so I needed two tables set up with flatware to ensure that people arriving would not help themselves to our tables. They dismissively told me to just find two tables.  I waited, and waited and WAITED and no one came out to set up.  I got up again, went inside where servers were conglomerated  & happily chatting away. (There was ample staff considering that the place was nearly empty on a Monday night. )  A few minutes later, a female server with a brace on her hand put 7 sets of silverware on the table.  I asked her to bring out the menus so that we could browse them while we waited for the others to arrive.  We WAITED AND WAITED... no menus.  I asked a person in my party to go inside and ask for menus again.  My guest returned with the menus in hand and commented that the servers were just hanging out and chatting and could not understand why the menus had not been brought out.  I struggled with touching the menus  which were so sticky and dirty that I opened them by touching a teeny-tiny corner.  I immediately thought that if the menus were  this  dirty, I can only imagine what the kitchen looks like.  Couldn't those lingering servers wipe down the menus?  I've seen it done in restaurants all the time---but clearly not in this one!  \nAfter our party  of 4 arrived, we ordered our food and waited and waited and waited for our food to arrive. Each time we asked the server about the food, her answer was the same---It'll be right out!  .....Yeah, right.  \nHere are the highlights of our 7 orders:  \nTurkey burger & Fries, Bacon Burger & fries:  Fries so salty that they could not be eaten.  I tasted the fries and could not believe that this could be the work of a chef.  I dreaded the possibility that these fries had been salted by a prior customer and that they were recycled fries.  Ugh!!!   Everyone who had a burger said it was just OK, but definitely would not come back for one. \nFish & Chips:  A little steep at $15 but it included 3 filets of cod.  Fries were not cooked well done as I explicitly requested.  I mentioned it  to  the waitress and was told that she would have new fries for me -- this promise was accompanied by a doe-eyed apology.  This french fry saga would continue throughout the evening.  \nOne of my guests asked for a beer before ordering dinner but she had almost finished her meal and still no beer.  Of course, the waitress apologized once again.  Apologies seemed to be the theme of the evening.  \n\n25 minutes later my well done fries had not arrived.  When I told my server I still didn't have my fries , she seems surprised & shocked by it.--\"You didn't get your fries??\"   So who else, pray tell, should have known if my fries had been brought out to my table???  So then she asks me if I want the re done fries to which I answered, Yes! Yes! I want fries with my fish filets!!   I don't get it.  I ordered fish & CHIIPS. CHIPS meaning french fries. So she says \"OK, I'll be back in 5 minutes\"\n\n20 minutes later my party is ready to pay their bill and she shows up with my tab and NO FRIES.  She opted for giving us a discount on our tab rather than giving me the fries which I had been waiting all evening long.   And then, unbeknownst to me, the evening's entertainment was about to begin.  Wow,  a bonus.  Free entertainment.  \n        Two drunks came flying out of the bar and land on the deck where we were seated.  Yelling, pummeling, more yelling, more pummeling.  Wait, wait, do I see my server who weighs about 80 pounds with a brace on her hand joining in on the pummeling?  How brave... how stupid!   She yelled at one of the drunks accusing him that he had thrown a drink at her.  So let me see, you over-serve drinks to your patrons  to make money and you are surprised by the results??  My guests were scrambling  to get out before the drunks included them in their MMA bout.  I for one was practically cowering in a corner like a scared rabbit.  \nSo, nice going Hennessey's Tavern.  You managed to screw up what started as a perfectly good evening in Vegas.  The sad part is for the owner who will probably be out of business before you know it because the totally incompetent, lackadaisical servers and a kitchen gone wrong.
__label__3 As many times as I've been to Fremont Street, I'd never stopped in at Hennessey's. I thought that it was pretty good, all in all. We were able to walk right up and sit on the patio, so that's always fun for people watching.\n\nOur server was definitely stressed and you could see it all over her face and in her interactions with us. She was rushed and frustrated and just wanted to get out of there! Aside from that, everything else was just fine. The food was good- we had the spinach and artichoke dip as an app and split the BBQ turkey burger. Everything was cooked well and tasted good. \n\nThe best part of my meal, aside from the people watching out on the patio, was the Moscow Mule I got to drink! It was really tasty, and served in an authentic copper mug. I'd like to return and try some of the other offerings on the menu.
__label__1 First I have to say I have been here before and thought it was one of the better massages I have received. However that was not the case this time. The spa is small and is nothing more than a converted hotel room so the area is not super fancy. I filled out the form and had a casual conversation with my masseuse and the receptionist about my previous massage there and how I have a bad sciatica. Once in the room my masseuse never asked where I wanted to focus on or what to avoid. The massage itself was ok but she hit the bad spot on my back twice without even acknowledging it. Most of the time they will question my tenderness there and offer some suggestions but not this time. But the massage could have been worse because while I was having my mediocre massage my husband was next to me having the worst massage of his life. By the time his masseuse had coughed the third time over him I expected him to insist the massage ended. Needless to say this will be our last Hands on massage.
__label__0 If you are searching for a Condo, find a Condo.. THESE ARE APARTMENTS!!  Not condos.  The speed bumps are horrible, parking is ridiculous.  And since they are privately owned, ANYONE and I mean ANYONE can move in.  Some of the loudest and rudest people.  And to get Security to get off their lazy bums is not going to happen. Unless they happen to be out on patrol.  Its a gated community yet cars are broken into, or spray painted on.  HOA is of no help either, not to mention if you end up buying be leary.. They allow HUD!  Which brings the property value down on your home.  But alas some of us are stuck here in the POINTS recreation.  Until we can get out of the screw ball of paying mortgage too high for an APARTMENT!  Its just not worth it.
__label__3 So, my girlfriend wanted a pair of JC's or two.  Great.\n\nI went with her to the store to pick them out and was a bit surprised at how the staff just stared at me like I must be lost.  That quickly changed, but I found it funny.  That seems to be a Vegas prerequisite...act like the shoppers can't afford to shop in hopes that they will prove themselves.  I would have given a 5-star review based on the service we received AFTER the initial walk-in, but I can't forget that look of disapproval.  I wasn't dressed up, don't get me wrong, but I wasn't toting a fanny pack either.  My girlfriend was dressed up.\n\nWe picked out and purchased a pair of heels that they had in-stock.  We were on the fence about a pair of suede boots.  The salespeople seemed happy as we walked out the door and asked us to come back soon!  Little did they know...\n\nImmediately after we left, we decided to play a slot machine at The Bellagio where we were staying.  When it hit for $6,000, we decided that we needed the boots also.  I called the store and told them that we wanted them.  They asked if we would be coming back to the store or if we would like them delivered to our room.  Delivery, of course.  I kid you not, they beat us to the room!  By the time we got paid out on our machine and walked up to our room, the boots were sitting there with a thank you card.  Talk about great service!\n\nIn the end, we had a nice experience with this store and the staff.  However, I realize that if I had not bought anything, I might not have felt the same way.  As a frequent traveler and travel agent, I hate to think of my customers (or visitors in general) being treated poorly on vacation.  Maybe somebody will read this and will address it with the staff.  You can't judge a book by it's cover!
__label__3 It was my first time ever going and I really liked the atmosphere, and the staff was really nice! I got chicken chow mein and edamame and it was surprisingly good! Reminded me of P.F. Changs (yes, I know they are owned by them as well) it was all the taste for half the cost! Works for me!
__label__3 We love this place. It is like PF Chang's but less expensive. It is casual dining. Great service and I love that you can see into the kitchen. Get the Pei Wei Card if you go often. You can earn a free entree. Easy take-out too.
__label__1 I waited forever for our food and it was just two of us. The entrees were incredibly bland. I will probably not return\n\nNice atmosphere though.
__label__1 I have been a loyal Pei Wei fan since 2007 and have dined at their locations across the country. This location is BY FAR the worst in terms of speed of service and being on top of their game. I moved to Las Vegas back in October and this Pei Wei is very near my home. I like to order online and pick up my order on my way home. I tried to give them the benefit of the doubt the first few times, but I am about fed up with this location. I'm wondering if their parent company's recent financial woes and restructuring have affected all of their stores. I did notice that they've done away with the plastic cups used for dine-in beverages and have gone exclusively to disposable paper cups.\n\nMy main \"beef\" with them is the fact that today I placed my online order at 5:33 and received a confirmation that my order would be ready by 5:55. My order is normally ready at other locations WELL before the promised-by time, however this location's sloppy staff just doesn't get it.\n\nToday I received my order at 6:05, more than 30 minutes after placing my order. Some might say I am being way too picky, but it is all about pleasing the customer, and this location falls short of this consistently. The staff is ever changing (including management), so I'm not sure what the story is here.\n\nThe food quality is still good, however I noticed today I had no condiment bag with my order that usually contains sauces and fortune cookies. It looks like Pei Wei is cutting back, and that is not what I would expect from this chain.\n\nI hope corporate will take a look at this fledgeling location.
__label__3 Great place for fast Americanized Chinese food...think of it as a cross between Panda Express and PF Changs (which owns Pei Wei).\n \nI usually start  my meals here with some pork egg rolls and/or a bowl of wonton soup. They also have lettuce wraps that are pretty good. I usually get some kind of chicken entree here with brown rice, and among my favorites are orange peel chicken and pei wei spicy. If you are looking for a noodle dish, I'd recommend the dan dan noodles.\n\nThe employees here are great even when they make a mistake. They messed up my order the last time I was here and they apologized for it before I even had a chance to ask why my order was taking so long. They re-made it right away and the manager even refunded my money before I had a chance to say anything. If that isn't great customer service, I don't know what is!
__label__1 What the hell happened here?? The service is slow, food is mediocre, quality is slipping, dining area is dirty and decrepit... This used to be an inexpensive alternative to PF Changs.. Now it's a half step above Denny's. You're off your game BIG TIME.
__label__0 Couldn't tell the difference between the orange and the Kung Pau Chicken. The fried rice was mushy.\n\nWon't be going back.
__label__0 The birthday boy cried... And he's 29!! What a mess!!\nTheir hiring process must include a Plinko Board. \n\nBottom Line First: Buffalo Wild Wings has boring food that apparently takes 12 minutes per wing to prepare, a crap beer selection, which is way over prices,  and customer service training comparable to the Nevada Highway Patrol. \n\nIf you like wings, don't eat here.\nIf you like your friends and family, don't bring them here.\n\nMy next Yelp! List will be PLACES THAT ARE BETTER THAN BUFFALO WILD WINGS.\n\nI have been to this Buffalo Wild Wings about 20 times in the last few years. My friends in the area love it, so we go frequently. Every time we visit this location, everything goes wrong. \n\nI came here for a friend's birthday party and I kept my mouth shut while in the restaurant as to not create a scene. \n\nOur table waited 50 minutes for the wrong food to come out twice. I ordered to go, as I had to leave the party for work. I even paid when I ordered. Our server, shorted my  change and still stressed that gratuity was not included in my total. I didn't make a big deal over it. Every time she came over, she said that mine should be right out. I wanted to cancel it, but again, did not want to make a scene.\n\nI pointed out a bag that had been sitting by the register for 20 minutes. It turns out that this WAS my order. She had it remade, which made me really uncomfortable. \n\nShe tried to make a joke out of it, not understanding how difficult it is for me to not be mean sometimes. She did not offer to refund the food cost or offer anything additional either, she just said \"well you have somewhere to be, so get out of here.\"\n\nThe food, which I had to eat on my rushed drive was spilled all over the bag and was not hot. The napkins in the bag were soaked from the spilled sauce. It was the typical, half-assed Buffalo Wild Wing garbage food with no veggie sides.\n\n(I will spell check this later)
__label__3 Please note that I have not dealt with Dr. Crovetti. My review is regarding Dr. Bahlduini and his nurse. One comment about Dr. Crovetti's front desk staf - they could truly take some classes in customer service because in person and on the phone they have been a bit short, and seemingly irritated, put out that I wanted to talk to Bahlduini's nurse (she insisted I call back so I didn't get the attitude). I have become increasingly sensitive to those in the customer service who have these jobs but act like its such a chore to provide the core service of their job... but I digress.\nDr. Bahlduini was referred to me from St. Rose (St. Martin Campus) and is an orthopedist. My knee injury was of concern to the ER doctor when she found out I had an avulsion fracture (where the ligament tore a chunk out of my tibia when it tore loose). The doctor is very knowledgeable and he has several athletes that he sees to (this is of interest to me because  I ride dirtbikes and motorcycles and this knee thing seems pretty scarey as far as what I will be able to do going forward after surgery).\nHis nurse is very nice, and has done everything she could to expedite the process of getting MRI approval from my insurance and getting me scheduled for everything necessary on a very tight timeline (I leave the state/country in a little over a week). If anything changes as far as the service I receive from these two awesome people, I will be sure and update the review. Otherwise I couldn't be more pleased with the speediness of service I have received.
__label__1 I gave this Starbucks three chances before writing this review. They are VERY slow in the mornings and not really all that friendly. Mind you, I'm not very friendly until after about half of my coffee is gone but still, I expect good service regardless of the time of day. I don't know if many employees are new, but they really don't seem like they operate well together or in an organized fashion. Never messed up my drink, but after the long wait and bad service, I'll just stick to the coffee at work.
__label__2 Teriyaki in a bowl ? quick order? SPICY chicken? \n\nI'm sold, although how its right next to 24hour fitness throws me off a bit. But their meat is nicely marinated and cooked, along with veggies and an option of either white or brown rice, and even noodles!
__label__1 They are friendly, knowledgeable sales associates and Layne is a good decorator.  That's where my satisfaction ended. I had a problem with a rug I bought and there was no follow up except by me, in getting the issue resolved. I was even dealing with the manager!  Today, I was told by Joy, when I called to finally schedule the replacement rug delivery, that she couldn't help me because \" all the computers were in use\" and I would get a call back today. Five hours later, 9pm, no call back received.  I feel that sales is their only focus and to heck with the customer after that.
__label__4 Every single time we fly to Vegas, we always make sure we make a stop at Lee's for our party rock liquor! lol!\n\nI swear this is the biggest liquor store i have ever stepped in & they even have tasters too!\n\nI always end up buying more bottles than I should (not necessarily a \"bad\" thing if you are planning to party in Sin City..hehe) because I always want to try something new since they have so many bottles I haven't even seen (or tasted!) before. *^_^*\n\nAmong their selections they have giant bottles of Grey goose and the largest variety of mini bottles to purchase.
__label__0 I came here with a friend to have a good time and have a beer and encounter a couple of  issue which upset me.  First of all this is a bar not a freaking club so there no reason to have a bouncer outside asking people for id and shit that dumb is the only pts that does it.  Second the bartender was rude I order two drinks and he wanted me to pay right away and of course expected a tip im like really dude how about I pay you when im done drinking and eating and if your service is good you will get a tip a hole.  And finally the drinks were bad you can tell he was a rookie bartender that didnt know what he was doing the service was awful I even paid and left the drink on top of the bar and left.  I dont recommend this PTs to anyone stay away and spend your money somewhere else.
__label__0 I never really liked this place. Every time I dined here I always had a bad meal. Not worth the money. The seafood dishes are bad and the meat dishes are even worse. I think Red Lobster is better, not by much. Save your money and do not even come here.
__label__0 I used to be a loyal men's warehouse shopper. I had a casual job and only needed to wear suits sporadically. I have recently taken a job where I have to dress formally everyday. I was in the store to buy a few new suits and am very unhappy with how one of them fits. I feel like a 10 year old wearing my dads suit. It is gigantic. After a few alterations the suit still felt big. When I had it altered initially I mentioned that the suit was huge and the store associate darla said it looked good and they couldn't take it in anymore. A few weeks later I wore the suit once and it was horrible. Jacket was too long and the pants made me feel like I was wearing a tent. I took it back. They said they could alter it. The staff was not apologetic for not doing it right the first time and overall the team was very unfriendly. Like I was an inconvenience in their day. They said they could alter it would cost me another $15 and would take almost 10+ days. I will get this suit, but will not be buying anything here again. The sales lady was constantly blaming the other tailors for doing a poor job and said the best tailor was back and that the other tailors were not very good. I will not be back. If this is how your staff treat each other. No wonder the client experience was so poor. Epic fail.
__label__1 Dr. Nathan Blanton was the reason I used to go to this location of Mountain West Chiropractic. Since Dr. Blanton is no longer practicing at this office, I stopped receiving treatment here.  I have now have no idea of the quality of treatment this office now provides.
__label__4 talk about the perfect place for all your EDC and or any other rave needs! fun costumes, jewelry, and an array of nylons im sure you'll find anything you need here. if your a go go dancer in town this is a must store. the owner is super nice and helpful as well.
__label__0 Worst Storage Unit ever! Don't store here, and if already, VACATE IMMEDIATELY!!! Managers are rude, Owner  has the worst business skills. Customers word means nothing. Extremely Selfish, and unwilling to compromise! Apparently have never heard about \"customer always being right\" instead they argue with the customer and simply don't care!! I will post this everyday till the word gets out!!! VACATE, & DO NOT CONSIDER, OR THINK TWICE!!!!
__label__2 Had one great experience, one terrible and a lot of so so in between. It would help if they didn't  change the entire staff every week.
__label__0 Tried to overcharge me sooo bad. Same four tires from Discount up the road was $210 less out the door.. For reals.\n\nNot to mention these \"experts\" (salesman) we're extremely pushy to pass up a quality tire and insisted I buy the \"Westlakes\".. Then he lied about them being a new but impressive tire company. I'm not stupid. 3 seconds of searching shows its one of the worst brands that's banned in multiple countries. It's a terrible Chinese rubber manufacturing plant that's on Every single DO NOT BUY lists in the US, and almost every other tire shop in Vegas won't sell their tires.. \n\nYeah. Go across the street to Goodyear, or even better yet up to discount on flamingo!!!
__label__2 I had a red bean bun, a cake roll, and a fried bun with curry flavor vegetables stuffed.\n\nAll the them were not bad, but they don't taste that good to justify the price. Everything here is pretty expensive. I am a big fan of pastry and I have had better bread with lower price than I encountered here at Crown bakery.\n\nI really like to try the shaved ice that they sell here, but at $7 a bowl, I really doubt that I will ever.
__label__3 A couple doors down from Ichiza, this place is a cool little Korean pastry shop to buy pastries, eat a pastry there, chill with a cup of coffee, or talk with friends. There isn't a great abundance of seating, but I've never had trouble finding room. \n\nThey sell fresh pastries, wedding cakes, and also cake confections like tiramisu. \n\nI've had their mochi bread (bun with azuki bean mochi inside; $3), yummy. Their fried mochi is good, too. But the thing to write home about is the Mammoth bread. It's A huge flat pastry with azuki bean and butter cream inside ($15). Feeds me for a week and a half.
__label__2 Really great selection of pastries. They had a lot of sample cups laying around and I thought most of the selections were really tasty. But I came here for the Korean Shaved Ice. The Pat Bing Soo. \n\nNow, I'm pretty picky about my PBS. It has to have condensed milk, the brown powder, lots of mochi, ice cream, sweet red bean, fruits, and Fruity Pebbles/Captain Crunch. \n\nI ordered to go and as soon as I saw the girl behind the counter put red dye syrup into the massive cup of hard ice I knew it was game over. It wasn't terrible, but the fake sugar definitely cut into the red bean and condensed milk and defined the experience for me. The ice was too chunky, the fruits weren't fresh, and there was no ice cream, mochi, or cereal. \n\nI'd go here for a pastry when I'm craving Korean buns but don't come here with the intention of having authentic Pat Bing Soo.
__label__0 It's too bad this chain is doing so poorly lately, they used to be so helpful. Went in for a battery that turned out to be behind the counter on the wall. The one employee in the store was busy helping far too many people. Tried to go behind the counter to see if they had the correct item, was quickly told I couldn't be there. \n\nHad to wait quite awhile to be told they didn't have it. In short, this store is understaffed.\n\nWas then told to go to a store that didn't exist, thanks Google Maps for finally finding Batteries Plus.
__label__3 I would've never heard about Envy if restaurants. com wasn't doing the 80% off coupon specials for this place. I guess for the locals, this is one of their favorite steak houses off the strip. It is a bit aways from the strip on Paradise Ave. Fortunately I was driving, I manage to find the Renaissance hotel and this place. \n\nThe parking and walking from the car part definitely was an adventure. The restaurant was buried way in the corner of the lobby and the best part was there were no signs that tell us how to get there. I guess I got spoiled by all those other casinos on the strip. Would be nice if there was a post it note on side of a beam some where..but oh well. \n\nI came here right when they opened up at 5pm for dinner service. We had a very friendly waiter that didn't give us the dirty look because we were planning on using the restaurants .com coupon. Since we didn't have a huge appetite, we decided to share off the prix-fixe menu. Apparently thats a huge no no and its designated for one person. So we ended up getting the Envy signature bone in steak and a side of 3 cheese mac and cheese. \n\nThe appetizer arrived close to 30-45 mins after our order. I wasn't too annoyed since I wasn't hungry, and we got time to conversate and enjoy the decor at this place. They also gave us some bread with butter to munch on while they were firing up the grills. \n\nThe steak finally came split in two, and they creatively added some decor to the plate for both of us. I thought that was nice on their part since we were sharing and that we each got our own dinner plates. The mac and cheese came in a bowl on its own. I would say for $10, it was a very small bowl. The steak tasted wonderful, and not over cooked since I ordered it done medium well. Meat is meat, its all up to how much you cook it and how the flavor is. I would give them an A+ on the steak. The mac and cheese on the other hand had this funky odor. Probably smelled like some wet socks after football. Not to mention that it was way too salty. I could barely chew on the mac and cheese without crunching on another granulate of salt. Someone went crazy with the shaker in the back.\n\nEither ways, we only had to pay half the price with our restaurant's .com discount. Next time we will definitely go with a $50 off $100 coupon so we can get a bunch of leftovers for the suite.  I will definitely pay Envy another visit.
__label__1 My wife and I went to Envy for my Birthday Dinner with great expectations but left disappointed.\n\nWe started with a completely flavorless onion soup and a so-so spinach salad. Skipped the appetizers and had the 'signature' bone in rib eye that again was completely flavorless. It was cooked a perfect medium but there was no flavor, no great tenderness, nothing that stood out. I had it topped Oscar style which was nice and added the only flair.\n\nMy wife had the Sea Bass which was served over wild mushrooms and topped with Crab Victoria. The fish was perfect as were the mushrooms. The crab was seasoned with Thyme and Rosemary which was just awful and took away from the fish. She added the butter poached king crab which again was seasoned, this time with parsley which again took away from the clean flavor the the crab and while I have had butter poached lobster before, the crab did not taste like anything had been done other than boiling. \n\nThe only high point were the sides. We shared the Creamed corn and the bacon and Gruy\u00e8re mashed potatoes. Both were perfect.\n\nService was very good as well but we will not be making a return trip.
__label__0 Went to brunch this past weekend and had a $25 coupon from restaurant.com which I purchased last December.  Warning:  They do not accept all coupons.  Even though on the \"new\" certificates it clearly states that it excludes brunch the old certificates (that are valid for 1 year from date of purchase) do not have this exclusion.  When the waiter told us the news, the manager admitted that she knew this didn't have the exclusion but that the \"restaurant reserves the right not to accept the certificate\".  She was downright rude!  We have a $75 certificate for dinner and will absolutely NOT be using it ... and I would ask before you dine if they will accept the certificate as it wasn't said in words but implied that they reserve the same right for dinner.  So just some words of warning.\n\nAs for the waiter, he was great - very friendly and perfect service.\nAs for the food, was good brunch for $29.95/pp.  Made-to-order omelettes, shrimp cocktail, prime rib, crab.  Pretty typical stuff, good quality but nothing that most buffets don't have.  Did include all-you-can-drink mimosa's, wine and bloody mary bar though.\n\nHate to give anywhere 1 star, but think its just bad business to not honor a certificate / coupon that you well know is in circulation.  Felt bad for the waiter who had to deliver this message, as its obviously someone in \"management's\" poor decision.
__label__1 Tried Envy based on the ratings that people left.  However, came out feeling disappointed.  First off, we started with the mozzarella caprese.  This was our favorite dish with heirloom tomatoes and their balsamic vinegarette.  Next up, the seafood tower for 2.  Came with 2 King crab legs, 4 tiger prawns, 4 raw oysters, and 4 raw clams.  The entrees were truly UNexceptional.  I ordered the Pan Fried Chilean Sea Bass with crab on top which came with a mushy slimy pile of \"wild\" mushrooms.  Slightly undercooked and much too greasy for the Sea Bass.  My partner ordered the Rib Eye medium rare.  The outside was charred while the inside was rare-red.  In addition, there was a pool of oil in the middle of the steak.  We sent it back to get a second grilling since it was not medium rare.  The second round came back the same.  Sides included a garlic mashed potato and seasonal vegetables.  The potatos were good while the vegetables were mushy, charred, and came with sprigs of rosemary mixed in.  I ended up having to pick out the rosemary branches like fish bones as they were poking my mouth and unedible.  We also ordered the creamed corn side, which was surprisingly fresh.\n\nAll in all, not worth the price.  I'd say order the appetizers and sides, but stay away from the entrees.  In addition, service was pretty shoddy.  Our waiter kept disappearing.  I do however give props to the waiter's assistant.
__label__2 Dark handsome atmosphere. The petite filet was good. The bone in ribeye was cut too thin and was rather bland. The accompanying vegetables were only average. My martini was only average. The wine list is typical distributor's list, full of over priced wines, but a few decent bottles if you hunt. Service is fine.
__label__2 Review for Spring Restaurant Week 2012 menu:\n\nI went to Envy tonight for the last night of Restaurant Week for this spring.  The choices were limited which is to be expected for a RW menu.  The bread basket was quite nice with slices of French bread, white chocolate walnut bread, and some breadsticks. \n\nCourse 1:  I opted for the Butternut Squash Soup with brown sugar croutons.  This was excellent!  When I took some soup with a crouton, I had both a somewhat sweet taste mixed with the flavor of the squash.  Truly inspired thinking on the part of the chef to come up with this combination.\n\nBefore Course 2, my server, Joshua, brought me a small triple dish that had sea salts from different parts of the world.  The white was from Australia, the black from Hawaii, and the pink was Murray River salt.  He urged me to try the salt but to use care because it can be overdone.  It was fun trying the different flavors with pieces of steak.  Australian was my favorite.\n\nCourse 2:  Of course I chose the filet mignon.  Why get salmon at a steak house?  The steak was anchored on some very thin slices of sweet potato.  The steak was cooked correctly.  I ordered it black and blue and it almost was.  Done a bit more than I like because it wasn't blue enough.\n\nCourse 3:  There was no choice here but who needed one?  RW dessert is triple chocolate lava cake.  It was outstanding.  The chocolate was rich.  It was also bittersweet chocolate which was a good choice to keep the overall sweetness in check.  There was a scoop of vanilla ice cream on top.  Great end to the meal.\n\nA couple of things prevent me from giving a higher rating.  I'm not sure if the bread was warmed in a microwave but it seemed that way.  When I decided to have a second slice of that wonderful white chocolate walnut, it had dried quickly and had a bit of a crust on it.  This doesn't happen with fresh bread unless it's microwaved for heating.  As mentioned before, the steak was a little too done for me.  Finally, as another reviewer noted, you have to take into account the beautiful surroundings, the good service, and the portion size vis \u00e0 vis the price and Envy comes up a bit short.  I realize this is an RW menu, but when comparing it to other places I went during Restaurant Week, Envy couldn't compare with some of the others.\n\nThe service was excellent.    Joshua, was very knowledgable and helpful.  Props to Chef Michael for stopping by the table to chat with me and ask for feedback about the meal.  \n\nThis was a good experience, but I'm not sure if I'd return.  I checked the regular menu and I'm sure my wife would be happier where her choices were more numerous.
__label__2 I came here for girls night out. I was a little disappointed with my food. I only came because it had great reviews on yelp. I ordered off the menu, it was an avacado and cucumber roll. They charged me for a virgin roll which was 2.00 more than the friggin california roll (which has faux crab in it). Doesn't seem right. Then when I ate my roll, the sushi rice was mushy. It wasn't very pleasant. Oh, well. Can't win em all.
__label__0 I have taken my son there for three haircuts and will never return. The first was a good job and his first haircut. The second not as good but was ok as he was a little active. Both times a nice blond haired, glasses, lady did the cut. The last time there I think her name was Bev, African American lady, very pleasant, but butchered my son. A month later and his hair still is uneven throughout. The bangs were crooked, had long strands of hair she missed, overall it was terrible. I called both the salon and their corporate headquarters and got no response from anyone. If you do go to this location, beware about who cuts your child's hair. I will not return as it is obvious there are no quality control standards by their lack of follow on my complaint.
__label__4 My 23 month old hates haircuts and I am always dreading taking him to get them done. I decided to pay the extra money and take him to a kids place and it was so worth it!!! Beverly was his barber and she was so good with him. My son, who is usually crying actually sat still while she quickly cut his hair because he was able to watch Mickey Mouse and play with bubbles. It was such a great experience and Beverly was awesome!! Thank you!
__label__2 Went here because of the great reviews on Yelp! The place is small, but the service is really good (managed by a single lady). Tried Pad Thai (Pork) and Crispy Garlic Chicken. Pad Thai was a little too lemony. The food is flavorful, but I've had better Thai food for the price.
__label__1 I've been to lots of Thai restaurants for their lunch special. Penn's Thai House is the only one so far that doesn't offer pad se ew noodles or sweet and sour. I asked if I could get pad se ew for the lunch special and they said no.  I ordered beef pad Thai, it was not good at all.  There was hardly any beef and the pad Thai was not good. It was too sweet. \n\nThe only positive is that the egg drop soup is good.\nThe crsipsy garlic chicken is delicious
__label__3 The cashier, Roger, took my order was super enthusiastic, helpful, & friendly. When I walked up he was offering samples & I took one expecting it to be cold with no taste, I was proved wrong. They also sell delicious smoothies as well! I was asking another employee about the different sauces in the wraps & he heard me and even hooked it up with the hot sauce! DEFINATELY COMING BACK.
__label__4 For Las Vegas, this is definitely \"as good as it gets\".  I love anything related to theater: musicals, plays, ballets, operas, orchestras, etc. and I have been to my share of performances in LA, SF, and NY.  And I believe that The Smith Center holds its own.  It is still brand new and still surrounded by a lot of construction, but that construction just means potential for even more artistic excellence and inspiration.    \n\nI came for \"An evening with David Sedaris\" in the Reynolds Hall, and even Mr. Sedaris called the venue \"lovely\" and a refreshing change from the stuffy and baroque style theaters that he frequently performs at.  Personally, it was also nice to watch a show without having to walk through a smoke filled casino with sounds of slot machines ringing in my ears.  Even more nice to not have to navigate my way around scantily clad drunk college kids with a yardstick of alcohol around their necks.  \n\nI purchased tickets online and was very impressed to see the \"view from your seat\" link, and after virtually sitting in almost every section, I decided to purchase tickets in the \"Right Dress Circle\" on the 3rd level and I was very pleased with our view of the stage and the acoustics.  From the moment that we drove onto the lot to the moment we left, the staff was very professional, friendly, and eager to help. It seemed that there were more staff than necessary, but perhaps they wanted to ensure a very smooth and seamless experience- and that it was.   \n\nI have already purchased tickets for future performances and am looking forward to visiting the Cabaret Jazz venue as well.  I am pretty sure I will be a season ticket holder soon because The Smith Center is definitely a world class performing arts center that Las Vegans can be proud to call their own.
__label__3 I am indeed a fan of the Smith Center! It is a welcome addition to the Las Vegas cultural scene(cough - what scene- cough).  It's really beautifully designed and is pretty easy to navigate from parking to seating.  Parking is free in the lot, or they have valet for a fee ($8? maybe?).  The valet doesn't really help you avoid traffic and the lot is very close, so it's not really worth it unless you have difficulty walking.\n\nI've seen a couple of shows here, and I will say that it seems like the sound can be hit or miss, perhaps depending on where you sit.  I have been in the balcony both times, and even pretty high up, the view of the stage is good.  The quality of the performances was very high, and I look forward to attend more shows in the coming season.\n\nThey have a bar for pre-show drinks and snacks, and offer a limited variety of wine, beer, and liquors at high, but not insanely outrageous, prices.  Oh, and for all you boozers out there, they now offer collectible \"sippy cups\" so for $3 extra you can take your drink into the theatre with you.
__label__4 Vegas can finally say it has it's own real theater that is not connected to a casino. Truly the Smith Center is an amazing venue. I was in band all throughout middle school and high school and the performing arts such as the Las Vegas Philharmonic and Ballet Company did not have any other venue to use other than Ham Hall, but now they proudly perform at the Smith Center. Not to be cliche or anything, but words can't begin to describe how remarkable this place is. The thought and detail put into it is very much appreciated. As others described in other reviews, you can picture this building being used on the set of the Great Gatsby. Very metropolis-ic like almost matching that of the Hoover Dam and you will find overlapping similarities between the two. I particularly enjoyed the balcony overlooking the downtown lights, at the moment I walked out and saw the beautiful view it certainly did make me proud to call Las Vegas my home. This is a perfect spot to get some fresh air during the intermission. \n\nWith the Smith Center; traveling shows such as musicals will be performing here as well, something they didn't do before because there was no venue for it. My friend gave me two tickets to Billy Elliot and thought it was just an \"okay\" show, but I know others loved it. Unfortunately our seats were at the very top and we had a better view of the characters hair rather than their faces, oh well I can't complain since the tickets were free. I can't wait to watch more musicals to come at the Smith Center, I will definitely be back next year for Book of Mormon.
__label__2 The Broadway Series of musicals is fantastic! As I had been there before, I honestly thought there want a bad seat in the house. I was wrong. Left gallery was actually above the speakers, make the words to Evita almost inaudible. The production was great and I enjoyed the performance, but would highly recommend being no less than 2-3 floors up, if you can help it.
__label__1 I have been to the Smith Center many times. Exquisite venue, with great acoustics. i saw KD Lang there, and the sound was amazing.\n\nSadly i wasted my 4th of July listening to a cacophony at the Smith Center.  i could not understand most of the lyrics or dialog.  i literally could not understand a single word the fat kid said.  I am sure it was a funny show.  The sight gags were great.\n\nIt was plenty loud, i walked away at the end of the night unable to hear my wife clearly.\n\nIt was a mixing disaster.  Who ever it was handling the sound should find another career, perhaps in a manufacturing plant where loud noise & unintelligible speech are the norm.\n\nI will go back to Smith Center.  I know the sound there can be fantastic.  But this show left me feeling like I tossed 200 bucks in the trash.
__label__4 The smiths center is a gem in downtown Las Vegas. My girlfriend and I attended \"wicked\" and needless to say we enjoyed it very much. However the facility itself is a beautiful piece of architecture! The grounds and park around the area are clean and scenic. The place itself is nicely done! Very classy! Their is plenty seating but not once did I feel it to be overcrowded. The staff are very friendly. The sound and stage are amazing with a great view of the action from anywhere you sit. I will definitely be back again to catch more shoes in the future!
__label__4 We haven seen a number of shows in both Reynolds Hall and more intimate Cabaret Jazz.  The buildings and grounds are beautiful and represent a cultural gem for the city  and its residents.  We invariably see at least one show each trip and have never been disappointed.  On our most recent visit we saw the Wizard of Song which previously played off Broadway for 1.5 years and starred local George Bugati.
__label__2 When TRUMP comes into mind, I think of over the top, great service, and absolute perfection. I was wrong! I've experienced better. First the Pros - non-smoking, the staff was friendly and courteous, great view of the strip from our room, rooms are setup nicely. Cons- when you walk into the lobby, we checked in around 7:30pm, the live band was blasting away and you can barely hear yourself and your yelling at the front desk clerk while checking in. VERY ANNOYING!! The furniture is dusty, coffee maker is dirty and hasn't been cleaned. When house keeping cleaned the room, they didn't replace the coffee or even refill the kleenex in the bathroom, and had to call to get a refill (had to wait on hold before speaking with someone when calling the front desk). Now if I'm at a hotel all I want is convenience, since this is a service industry, having to deal with slow service is unacceptable. The TRUMP hotel is nice, but they need to polish up. I wouldn't recommend this to my friends unless they don't care about the small details.
__label__1 Wonderful.\n\nWith this experience, I left both Vegas and Trump hating them more than before entering them. Entering the city and the the Trump hotel, not the city and the old pig with a comb over, that is.\n\nGot a $159 deal on Hotwire (i.e. not knowing it would be Trump). I was at least expecting Trump in Las Vegas to be as tacky, tasteless and obnoxious as the old fucker is in the rest of the world. Unfortunately, Mr. T. always gets it wrong. \n\nThis place is unassuming, uninteresting and doesn't live up to the expectation of a 5-star hotel.\n\n- Ultra minimum staff: 20 minute wait for valet parking, 1 or 2 at the check-in and check-out counters (with a huge line), passive room cleaning service\n- Clunky bathroom (noisy doors, no waste basket, weird lighting) with minimum amenities\n- Stained iron board\n- Extra Wi-Fi charge\n- Weird bed frame about 20% bigger than the bed (very comfy bed)
__label__1 My friends and I stayed at the Trump International Hotel from 4/29/11 to 5/1/11. We had a bad experience from the moment we arrived.  The valet who unloaded our car opened the back of the van hastily and several of our bags fell out, he picked the bags up without apologizing placed them on the bellhop cart and as he pushed them away our bags fell off the cart again.  When we walked into the Lobby we were extremely impressed, it was gorgeous!  They pump in floral scents and there are chandeliers and gold everywhere.  But, that was where it ended for us.  The hotel claimed to not have our reservation even though there was a hold placed on my friends credit card.  When they found our reservation they said they would not be able to place us in adjoining suites.  When we argued with the girl she suddenly found two suites for us.  We entered the suites and began looking around.  At first sight the suite was beautiful, then we noticed a weird hissing sound coming from the windows, when we asked the bellhop about it he explained that sometimes the window system that allows fresh air in will break and we might be unable to close it, but he suggested we call the maintenance staff and they would bring us some duct tape to tape over the vent.  Really?  The TV in the living room area did not work and we had to call maintenance to come and fix the TV.  The TV in the bathroom did not work either.  The beds were made, but the carpet was filthy, and there was dirt on the sofas.  There were no extra towels (one bath towel and one hand towel per bathroom in both suites), no extra toilet paper or tissue, and one pillow per pullout sofa.  As we were unpacking one of the housekeeping workers came to the room to apologize for the room being unfinished, she complained to us that it was because \"they called me and told me to stop cleaning\".  I found it unprofessional she would complain to us.  The man who came to clean the carpet (yes, it was bad enough they had to shampoo the carpet) apologized for the room and said it was unacceptable that we were given a room like that.  When one friend who did not drive with us arrived, the valet lost her key.  She handed it to him, he somehow dropped it and he approached her as she checked in and accused her of not giving him the key.  When she was unable to find it in her purse they told her that because SHE lost the key they would need to tow her car at her expense.  They called her a few minutes later in the room to tell us that they found her key on the ground under her car.  Again, no apology for being rude.  The only staff we had contact with that were friendly were the room service staff.  Although we did find it odd that they never once rang the doorbell, they just entered the room.  The good things about the hotel were the lobby, the roomservice (reasonable prices and delicious food), and the free shuttle service.  I also liked that it is the only pet friendly luxury hotel in the area.  They even sold pet \"gifts\" in the gift shop.  But, I will not stay at this hotel again.
__label__2 If you can ignore the fact that a miniscule percentage of your hard earned cash will be going to the world's worst carnival barker this is a decent place to stay. \nSlightly off strip, no storm und drang of a casino in the lobby, and if there are a few of you they will give you a decent rate and possibly an upgrade.\n\nI was al ittle miffed that there were no towels in my room when i checked in and some other guys underpants were still lying in the bathroom floor.
__label__1 How you like this hotel, depends on what part of the building you stay on. If you stay on the strip side I rate this place a 4 star Hotel. However, if you stay on the train track side, yes TRAIN TRACK side I rate this place 2 stars. \n\nThe first night I was on the train track side, meaning the tracks are visible within 40 feet of the hotel. Yes, what a dumbass Trump is for picking such a location, or at least not equipting it with sound proof windows. I heard the horn every hour or therabouts and could not sleep. The following morning I complained and received an upgrade to the strip side, and it was fabulous. Very spacious rooms, extra large bathroom, with walk in shower. The best thing about the hotel is the fact that it is smoke free. \n\nBut the train track side is an unbelievable oversight!
__label__3 The best part about this hotel was that it was 100% smoke free and had no casino!!!  It was a nice escape from the craziness of the casino floors.  Unfortunately it was tucked back a little off the strip behind the Fashion Show Mall.  We often cut through Nordstroms and exited through Bloomingdales and made our way out to the strip.  \n\nThe hotel itself is gorgeous!  The rooms are spacious and even the non-strip view rooms have great views.  The pool is heated and the deck is great in the morning with the sunlight directly on it!  Staff was kind and helpful!\n\nThere's no shuttle service to and from the airport, but there is a shuttle that runs to the Wynn and Caesars.  It runs regularly and makes for a quick trip.  \n\nPurchased the rooms on hotwire for $125/night.  Another negative is that there is a resort fee that you pay upon check out.  Probably not really necessary at all.
__label__3 Got this place off Hotwire!  Loved the fact that there was no cigarette smell, and no casino in the hotel.  It gave us a more relaxed experience that didn't involve following shuffling masses through a loud, smoky casino to get to our elevator.  I definitely enjoyed that aspect.  The room itself was huge and super nice, the bed very comfortable (it took a LOT to actually drag ourselves out of it).  There was a huge bathroom (with jacuzzi tub, which you probably don't want to use because you KNOW they can't fully clean those...I actually went in the one in our room at the Trump and when we turned the jets on something that looked like skin CAME OUT OF THE JET, needless to say, I won't do that every again) and a little kitchenette area.  The pool was very relaxed, didn't really get a party atmosphere (though they try with some house music that starts around 1pm).  The day beds run $75 for the day, you get a fruit bowl and two mimosas included in the price...however the service can be SLOW.  Anyway, a mostly great stay.\n\nMy only complaints:  the maids came in only once during our day stay.  They completely missed Saturday.  Lame.  Also, the hotel is kind of far from the strip.  You can get a shuttle to Wynn or Caesars Palace, but the closest hotel is a good walk away (about ten-fifteen minutes to Treasure Island, same for the Wynn).  Also, everyone is definitely correct about that damn train!  Why the hell do you need a horn at 3am?  Seriously?
__label__2 Great corner suite room for great price but it's far from everything except the shopping center across the street. Room service was not good served Hawaiian rolls from Von's.  One of the TVs didn't work and the front desk couldn't figure it out. Would I stay here again, no.
__label__1 Is it me or does it seem like Trump spent the majority of his budget on the exterior golden windows and lobby. Guestrooms were NOT impressive enough, after walking through the amazing lobby and  front desk area. Very dissapointed. For looking like a gold brick from the outside, the guestrooms are dull and lifeless.\n\nAfter staying at Wynn and Encore, Trump tower seems like a slight downgrade. I mean its probably fine if im a 65 yr old woman. \n\nService here is seriously BELOW average. The Valet failed at washing my car, when they PROMISED to do so. They expected me to roll around Las Vegas Blvd in my dusty vehicle, dirty from my 9 hour drive!! super pissed!! At least they offered me a free towncar to and from The Strip. And later that night, they finally detailed our suv.\n\nAlso......One of the girls at the poolside cafe, accidently, charged my boyfriend $200 for suntan lotion instead of $20. So glad he noticed and had the manager refund the 180$ (which took over 25 minutes of valuable tanning time.)\n\nSome good things i liked about Trump was the food at the Poolside cafe. yummy. The gym was very nice too! I had a great workout.\nI also Loved the decor.... in the LOBBY.. ONLY... \n\nProb wont be back to the Trump International... unless i have a free offer. Encore is my HOME
__label__2 I gave it a 3 star because overall the hotel was just ok, I did expect It to be better..  First time at the Trump hotel and found mold food in the refrigerator!! Customer service is not that great..Housekeeping took forever to clean my room, I did call early in the morning to inform them I need housekeeping which was provided but finish around 3pm... The hotel is away from the strip..we have to take taxi to and from Caesars Palace even though there was shuttle provided because we have to wait at least more then 25 min. Shuttle does stop at midnight which sucks because we can't enjoy ourselves just worrying the shuttle will stop soon and that's why we have to take taxi which charge us $20 plus tips and taxi driver doesn't want just $1 tip, they want more....\nIt's best to stay on the strip so no more taxi or shuttle rides !!\nPros:\nQuiet, luxurious, doesn't smell, kitchen in the suites, luxurious bathroom\nCons:\njust a few minor things. The shuttles stop way too early and it take a long time to pick you up. It's far away from the strip if you were to walk..there's really nothing to do at the hotel..it's just a basic hotel with a pool and a gym..
__label__2 Overall rating...3.5.  Now that this has been established, the hotel itself is very nice!  I am not a big gambler and smoker so this hotel is perfect!  It is a little far off the strip but it is right next to the mall!  Upon arrival, we did valet (only option) and our bags were loaded on and ready to go.  Called before hand to see if we could check in (3pm check-in) but they said we had to do it at 3.  When we got there (around 2:30), we were able to check in and swim!  The pool was nice.  Not too crowded like other places where you can barely move anywhere!  Drinks were pricey too!  \n\nThe hotel is super nice.  Big bathroom with a shower, toilet, jet tub, and a TV built into the mirror.  Loved watching TV while doing some business ;)  First night, had a great night sleeping in the most comfortable beds ever!! \n\nOnto the 3 star review...after swimming at the pool on our second day, we decided to use the jet tub in the bathroom.  Turned on the water until it was full and turned on the jets.  Slowly getting in, it felt so good until something started spewing out of the jets.  Some kind of green foamy algae vommity type substance.... (GROSS!).  Maybe it was just something that was in the drain so my bf and i started scooping it out and throwing it on the bathroom towel that was on the floor....5 minutes of scooping was ridiculous so we decided to call the front desk and tell them about our problem.  Long story short, it took about 45 minutes to resolve this thing with waiting and talking and waiting and talking...etc.  This substance has never been seen before and we were in a hurry to get somewhere else.  They said they would put some tablets in there but I really needed to shower and go somewhere!  They SHOULD have offered an alternative such as giving us another room to shower or SOMETHING!  To solve this problem, they offered free breakfast, day spa passes, or  $75 credit. We really couldn't use the spa passes since we were leaving the next day, so they were nice enough to deduct our resort fee for 2 rooms that we booked.\n\nAlso, our remote didn't work in the bathroom.  We turned on the tv and that worked but later, around 12:00am, it wouldn't turn off.  My bf tried to switch the batteries from the outside room to the bathroom but still, we couldn't turn off the tv and it was blasting really loud!  Called the desk and they said they would send someone right up.  10 minutes later, a guy comes up and ask....\"uh do you want me to get someone for you?\"  UH YEAH!!! that's why we called!!!  \"UH what do you want me to do?\"  \"Do anything you can to turn off this damn TV!\"  Wow.....\n\nOverall good hotel, except for that incident.  If that hadn't happened along with slow service, I might come back.\n\nNOTE:\n-kitchen included\n-jet tub\n-valet\n-shuttle to wynn and caesar's palace\n-can hear the train at night while sleeping\n-free wi-fi\n-free slippers (upon request)\n-no casino
__label__2 Three friends and I visited here a few weeks ago at the beginning of June. The interior is amazing, and the part I liked best about this hotel was that it is not a casino hotel, so there is not the constant beeping and blaring of noises and lights from the obnoxious slot machines. It is very quiet, calm and serene as soon as you walk in the lobby.\n\nThe staff are very nice and friendly, as well as helpful. The rooms are beautiful and luxurious.\n\nSo why the 3 star rating? Well, every time we called down for something - extra towels, a hair dryer (which should have been in the room in the first place), sewing kit, etc - we had to call down twice. Additionally, the pull out bed is probably the most uncomfortable bed I've ever slept on. Definitely not what I'd expect from a Trump Hotel.\n\nHaving said that, the front desk staff did comp me two days of daily service charges because of having to call down twice about everything and the shuttle drivers are extremely friendly and helpful.\n\nWish this were a bit closer to the strip, but hey, it was a good deal. I'd go again in the off season.
__label__2 Period of Stay: 7/3-7/6/13  \nCity View Studio, Room 3320\n\nReturning to Trump but disappointed to find its service subpar for a luxury-class hotel. Maybe my last visit set the bar too high. Well, I was impressed with trump's high level of comfort and service last night and hoped it will stay that way. Not really.\n\n** \"Highlights\" **\n\n*Room 3320 was a city view suite. The room was comfortable and cozy just like last time. But the faucet of the jacuzzi came loose like a rocket when I turned on hot water. Since I was not in a hurry to use the jacuzzi, and it was almost midnight (we checked in at 11pm), I decided to leave a note for the maid the next day. Faucet was promptly fixed but the jacuzzi itself didn't turn on. It was broken. So that was that.\n\n*Trump charges a $25 resort fee per day for pool/fitness facility, free wifi, bottled water and other room amenities. On our last full day stay, that was July 5th, neither our bottled water nor the coffee were replenished.\n\n*Trump has a nice pool, not too big, but decent enough. I decided to reserve a day bed for two. For $75 you have the day-bed, which is a wicker round bed thingy with cushion, a fruit tray, and iced bottled water. We found the day bed some of the most uncomfortable thing to sit or lay on. The umbrella didn't block you completely from the sun. It looks like perfect for two people but no. So the pool manager transferred us to the FREE chaise lounge on the other size of the pool and refunded the $75. So skip the day bed and don't waste your money. They just don't have enough umbrellas for everyone. So my pool time is cut short. When it gets slightly gusty, they put down the umbrellas and you just sit in the sun like rotisserie chicken.\n\n*The overall service is nothing like my last visit. No door man opening the door. The front pick-up/loading area is completely chaotic with at least 15 cars parked. I had to walked out to hail a cab. Their free shuttle to Wynn/Caesar Palace always had a huge line and there was never one waiting there.\n\n*My impression is that Trump is not prepared to handle the huge volume of guests arriving during the 4th of July weekend. There were people hounding all over the lobby and main entrance. \n\nI am impressed with the staff that I have interacted with during the stay. They are friendly and courteous. The pool staff and the crew at the H2(Eau) are very attentive and professional, always striving to make us comfortable. The housekeeping staff always greet us with a smile.\n\nOverall I'm not impressed this time because everything that impressed me last time was no more. The hotel is still non-gaming so there is no cigarette here which is still a plus. But with this degradation of service it no longer separates itself as the hotel to be. I booked this trip through United Vacations and the hotel room came to $170 a night (which is actually more than last time with much better service). Next time I would consider Wynn instead.
__label__2 Here's the deal..... Had this been rated as a 3 or 4 star hotel, I would have easily given them more stars.  But when you classify yourself as a \"five star\" resort, my expectations rise right along with your rating.\n\nThe good:\n* I booked on Priceline under \"name your price\" for $105 and was accepted.  This was during Spring Break, so it was a great deal.\n* location is right across the street from the mall & Nordstrom.  If you like to shop, you will love the location.\n* NO CASINO, therefore quiet and relaxing.\n* Spectacular views from the higher floors.  We were in room 5616 & while it faced the \"old town\" side of the Strip, it was nonetheless spectacular. \n* complimentary valet parking.  You may have to wait 5-10 min, but it's well worth the wait.\n* microwave, mini fridge, built in hot plate, & sink make it super easy to have a wide variety of snacks & drinks in the room.  Anyone with kids will surely understand this!!  :)\n* huge bathroom with shower & juccuzi tub.\n* complimentary shuttle to & from Caesars Palace & the Mirage (not sure if it's the Mirage or another hotel.....) every 15 min.  Very convenient feature.\n* Yoga @ 9:00 for $12.00\n* great gym\n* express elevators with three separate areas servicing certain floors\n* TV in the bathroom mirror\n* friendly & efficient front desk staff\n* complimentary water & Starbucks coffee in room daily.\n* extremely comfortable king sized bed.\n* If you are older and/or have any type of issue that makes walking great distances an issue, this is the hotel for you!  You pull your car up to the front doors & literally walk for 3-4 minutes to the elevators to your room.  Door to door in less than 10 minutes..... And maybe even less.  This is a huge plus and so much more peaceful than schlepping through a huge, loud, smoky casino.\n\n\nThe Bad:\n* the room was dusty\n* the pull out couch was miserably uncomfortable with springs popping through.  They need to be replaced.\n* the pool had trash in it.  Granted it was windy, but it was still gross.\n* $25.00 \"resort fee\" that was never really discussed until I asked.\n* the desk was all stained & damaged\n* the window vent was broken & constantly made loud noise\n* the carpet was kind of nasty \n* I had to call down for bedding for the extra bedding for the couch & wait 20+ minutes to get it.  This should have been in the room.\n* freight train noise every morning..... Early morning...... All morning long.\n\nI honestly enjoyed my stay.  However, I would not rate this as a five-star experience at all.  This hotel is 3 1/2- 4 stars at best.
__label__3 This hotel is nice, I got a decent price through AAA for three nights on Easter weekend.  The staff is very polite and responsive.  Required valet is a little annoying; we needed to go to our car a couple of times which required an escort (and of course a tip - sew me, I'm being cheap, paying someone so I can go to my car?).  That guy was friendly however, when asking about our activities for the weekend we mentioned LV Indoor Skydiving.  He said he knew someone who worked there and could get us a hook-up.  We saw him the next day, he said the same thing.  Nothing came of it.  I wasn't looking for a hookup but TRUMP employees shouldn't be spouting (especially unsolicited) nonsense if they aren't going to follow-up.  We got a corner suite, nice view, lots of windows, love the double entry to reduce hallway noise, full but empty kitchen (slightly useless).  The bathroom is enormous which honestly seems completely pointless but loved the giant picture window over the bathtub was a great touch.  Loved the view, it was clean, well maintained, very comfortable bed.  Absolutely STUPID ridiculous that the pool closes at 7pm.   One block from the strip makes it not worth mentioning but everyone seems all uptight about it, they offer a free shuttle to the Wynn and Ceasars so why complain.  I like seeing what different hotels have to offer. I'm not sold on only returning to this one.
__label__4 Now this is what a suite should look like! I took my mom & sisters to Vegas over the weekend for my mom's birthday. We each got a suite ranging from the 49th floor to the 59th floor. Needless to say our views were nothing but breathtaking. The suites were gigantic in size - dare I say, bigger than my apartment/condo! Each suite has a full kitchen, living room, an actual bedROOM, massive master bathroom, and another full bath outside. You read that right, two FULL baths! In the master bathroom - which could've double as a ball room; seriously, you can hold a dance in there as it's very spacious - there's a his and hers sink (are there any other kind of sinks?), a tub with a large window overlooking the strip, and a shower stand that could've fit a party of four (it is vegas after all)!\n\nThere are a few minor issues (albeit trivial) I had with the room, such as: bedroom door slamming continuously whenever the AC was on, old fashioned curtains that wouldn't close properly leaving the bright sunlight to shine through, and lastly, the dim lighting. The windows are darkly tinted and the light fixtures are opaque enough to drown out the lights, giving off a yellow hue. Ladies, it's difficult putting on your makeup when there's an instagram-style filter in the room. Thankfully these issues are so trivial that it's not enough for me to knock off a full point from this review. \n\nThe price was reasonable despite a huge boxing fight going on that weekend so it should be very affordable off-season. If you don't mind the absence of a casino (or buffet) in your hotel then you'd be in for a luxurious treat at the Trump. Who knew the guy with a bad hairdo/hairpiece has great style in design and decor?\n\nAt the end of our stay, my mom felt like a queen in her king size bed, and this princess was very pleased as well.
__label__0 I sent my two employees to class in Las Vegas. I booked one room with two beds for two nights. I called and emphasis it must be two beds because it is for two girls. Later I got two confirmation email which are produced at same time. I thought their system accidentally sent same content twice so I left them alone. When my employees showed up they were told they have two rooms booked and my employees told them we only booked one room and they stayed in one room. One month later I found out Trump charged my credit card for two room for two nights. I called them to argue about it. I was told that even if that was a mistake but I did not catch it and cancel it in time. So they will still charge for two rooms since they were booked.  My point is they do not want to do anything about it and let customer to pay for their mistakes.
__label__4 My friends and I really enjoyed our experience at Trump. I have always stayed at one of the hotels on the main part of the Strip, so at first I was a little wary of staying on the edge at Trump. I am SO glad that we did, though. Because Trump doesn't have a casino and is nonsmoking, the experience was just way more relaxed - and we were still able to go to other hotels for restaurants and clubs! The staff at Trump is excellent and everyone we interacted with was super professional, courteous and just plain friendly. The rooms are large and clean, and I absolutely adore the deep tubs in the bathrooms. We spent Saturday by the pool and reserved a cabana, something I highly recommend doing. The pool is low key but the music is great, and Sebastian (the person helping us) was the best! My only complaint is that the cabanas are poorly designed - the AC is positioned in such a way that it actually sends cold air OUT of the cabana instead of into it...weird. We also ate a lot of food at Trump, both in the restaurant area downstairs and through room service. Room service was AMAZING (get the onion rings!) - I highly recommend ordering in after a long night, they serve 24 hrs. The breakfast downstairs was stellar too - I loved the crab cake eggs benny. Overall this was just a great experience and I will definitely be back next time I'm in Vegas!
__label__1 Internet is the worst.  On the 3rd day of our 3 day stay i figured out the only way to get a decent wi fi signal on fl 26 is in the master bathroom.  TV's are unwatchable.   The hotel has some off beat satellite system which doesn't work.  I personally spoke to one of the hotel managers and she acted like she had not heard too many complaints on these issues.  She mentioned something about the gold finish of the building affecting the wi fi signal.  Sorry Trump.  I like your tv show but your las vegas hotel timeshare project is not up to the Trump standard.
__label__3 This place is great for a business hotel or if you don't gamble and/or with the family.\n\nBig, comfortable, well appointed rooms.  Nice pool, decent bar and food.\n\nNo casino, but a little walk to Caesar's.\n\nThis is my detox hotel.  Usually I book a night or two here before staying on the strip.  Keeps the expenses down  LOL.
__label__3 Had taken my car to Redddy and Ryan fixed my Nissan. It had to go back as it was jumping. Reddy said leave it with me let me check it out. They got me a rental car and got me a discount on it, and then took off discount for me renting a car. That was so nice , the rental place tried to TACK on high fees However Reddy Mom.. cute an d sweet as she is.. called them and GOT my discounted RG Motorworks Rate back as it should have been as RG said. That was Awesome.. I love this shop just wished they were closer. :) however well worth the drive and price was so reasonable,  then in talking to Reddy's mom, found they were from same City and state, Shout out to San jose....
__label__2 Came here with my son, as he wanted a roll only Ta Ta offers. After an inward groan, we stopped in for a quick lunch. The carpets were clean and so were the tables. The menus were clean this time, and the place was nearly empty. \n\nWe ordered our rolls (you can't beat 50% off regular rolls) and they came out promptly. I made sure to check for issues but found none. The rolls were good this time, and my son enjoyed them too.\n\nFor $14 for four rolls, it was ok. An increase to 3 stars for a good job cleaning the place after my last visit.
__label__2 Our server was very very nice and very accommodating.  I liked her a lot.  We all liked her a lot.  \n\nThe sushi was plentiful and came on this gigantic boat that was kinda fun.  The price was right.\n\nBut why not more stars?  It was the rice.  A bit gooey and mooshy for my liking.  The texture left me rubbing my tongue on the roof of my mouth.  As you know with sushi, the rice must be to perfection or else it's disappointing and it's all on personal liking as well.  My friends liked the rice, I did not.  So it's all relative.  \n\nIt's BYOB, which is really cool and again the service was really great.
__label__2 I've had both great and sub-par experiences here so I gave it the middle of the road rating.\n\nThe first time I was here, I was blown away by how different the sushi was and how they had things no other sushi bars seemed to have in Arizona.  The next 3 times I went back, Sunday, Sunday, and Friday back to back, I've been noticing things that I did not notice the first time.\n\nFirst, I would like to say that I believe that a waiter/waitress should not wear cologne/perfume.  I did not notice it the first time I went, but every other time, I noticed the guy bringing the sushi literally bathes in the stuff.  I'm about to eat a bite out of my 10$ per serving of Monkfish liver and catching a big wiff of [insert popular brand of men's cologne here] is not appetizing.  Especially since smell is so heavily associated with taste.  A very big faux pas in my book.\n\nAfter the great experience the first time, a few months later, I went 3 times in a row... back to back Sundays and Friday, I was able to notice that their specials didn't change in that time frame.  The chef's-here's-a-little-something-extra-you-didn't-order was the exact same also.  Maybe it's just me but I know a lot of places change their specials at least once a week.  How is the special still fresh if I see it every time I go?  I know the special is still there because they have not sold it out yet.  You know?\n\nAlso, their tempura is really sub-par in my book.  I know it's pretty hard to not have good shrimp tempura, but it's really blah. I've been able to taste it every single time I went there (it comes out as a side to a lot of noodle dishes such as udon and soba) but it tastes really floury and oily, and it's pretty heavy, batter-wise.  Shrimp tempura should be very light, almost an airy crisp, but not here.  My fellow diners were all in surprised agreement their tempura really was pretty blah.  Also, if you really like the tempura sauce other places have; the warm savory dipping broth other places have with grated daikon radish, don't expect it here.  You gotta use your soy sauce.  :(\n\nTheir cold soba noodles are very salty.  I've had to ask for a glass of ice and literally had to use the entire cup to dilute it enough to tolerate the saltiness.  \n\nThe praises of this place come from the type of sushi you cannot find elsewhere.  I love the saba here, which is Mackerel.  Other places usually take the easy route and marinate it in the pickled ginger juice or their own vinegar marinade, but this place really serves the raw stuff.  Very good.  A must try in my book.  \n\nSometimes Hana has monkfish liver, which is hard to find elsewhere.  It's better than uni (Sea urchin gonads) and literally the foie gras of the sea.  Very similar in texture and taste.  Mmmm... So good!!!\n\nBetter than the average sushi bar, but a couple of things really rubbed me the wrong way and therefore brought my rating down to 3 stars.
__label__4 I visited Hana with friends on my recent visit to Phoenix. We had an awesome experience. The waitstaff was incredibly friendly and attentive, and the food was outstanding - the fish was fresh as can be (despite being far from water) - and the noodles and salad were tastefully done. I've heard there's oftentimes a wait (they are small and don't take reservations), but we went after the lunch rush and didn't have a problem. Some of the best Japanese I've had!
__label__4 I was very happy this time when I went to Hana.  They have the wild salmon back, which is SO amazing!\nThe place is small and fills up fast on any given night.  I love that you can bring your own beer wine and saki.
__label__2 The service was excellent.  It was very busy so we opted to sit outside. It's byob so that was disappointing. The food was ok. It was certainly edible and the presentation was nice. It just wasn't awesome.
__label__2 This is a very reasonable restaurant with great service. I wasn't blown away by the quality of the food, but the quantity is in the right place. Two of us ordered two starters and an entree and left very full. I'd equate the food to Middle Eastern comfort food, a little bland, a little drab, but will fill you up every time and leave you satisfied. \n\nAlso, they still have  no corkage fee, though they supply stemware and open the bottle with absolutely no qualms. \n\nOverall, this is a good standby place for eating out on a weeknight. It would be a good place to introduce your less adventurous friends to eating Middle Eastern food with its helpful waitstaff and some reliable food.
__label__1 Decent grub, although the grape leaves sucked and the service, while quick, was RUDE. No atmosphere. Much better Med food in the 'burgh.
__label__1 A little bummed.  I expected more from this place.  It's been around forever and one of those places you've heard is solid.  One of those places I was embarrassed I hadn't tried yet because it's been around for so long!\n\nI've been on a Greek food kick lately so I was craving some grape leaves.  Recently I've had some really awful grape leaves at the Arts Fest (I know, what was I thinking!) and some really awesome ones at another festival that has a strong Greek heritage in the community.  I like chilled grape leaves that are tightly wound.  The grape leaves here are loosely wound and a tad on the  mushy side.  The really awful ones I had were super mushy and unedible.  These were still good, had an okay lemon flavor, but they were served warm and I felt like they may not have been marinated long enough.  Not impressed\n\nI also ordered the Tabbouli which had WAY too much parsley and not enough of the goodstuff... onions and tomatoes.  It also said it came with fresh warm pita bread.  I did not get that pita bread.  Which brings me to my next point...\n\nThe server was miserable.  From start to finish I knew she did not want to be there.  Serving to me is fakin' it til you make it!  You gotta work for that tip... I mean, if you're a server you usually have to have some kind of personality, right?  Even if she did, it was not her day.  I think that's why I did not get my pita bread.  \n\nHonestly, not having the best experience, I don't know if I'd be back.
__label__4 I've been eating here since I was a kid and it was on 10th street. In fact, I used to live behind them and be tortured by the smells. When I used to travel with my boss, we would just order a bunch of falafel wraps to go from the woman that used to answer the phone by yelling, \"KASSAB!\" Awesome roadtrip food. \n\nNow, more often, I get the portabella wrap. It's messy, but worth it and you can just eat the last few bits with a fork. Great pickled veggies and hummus.\n\nIt's gone more upscale since the old days, but also pricier. Oh well, glad they can survive the rents on Carson.
__label__0 I have to say, this was some of the worst service I've ever had at a local restaurant:\n\n-Our waitress got my drink order wrong twice, never brought my companion's drink, brought the wrong kids meal, and was surly each time she approached our table - which wasn't often. \n\n-The restaurant was practically empty, yet it took 40 minutes for our food to arrive. \n\n-Neither the waitress nor any other staff member ever stopped by to let us know what was going on or apologize for the delay, though we had hungry toddlers waiting. \n\n-When we arrived, they told us they don't seat people downstairs in the daytime, yet a group came in half an hour later and was seated downstairs - and received their food before we did!\n\n-They tried to argue with me when (after 40 minutes) I told them to cancel my daughter's order, box whatever food was ready, and bring the check. \n\n-When I arrived home with my food, I found that the $7 appetizer I bought consisted of three tiny pieces and a clump of greens - for twice the cost of a slice of their mediocre, dry pizza.\n\nFor being billed as a \"family\" pizza place, they were anything but family-friendly. The food is of poor to middling quality at a premiere price tag. I will never visit this restaurant again, and would not recommend it to anyone I know. \n\nIf you need a replacement venue, Cafe Porta Alba offers a far superior pizza experience for both foodies and their families.
__label__2 Great place to watch an Iowa game if you are in the Phoenix area.  This place used to be intolerable when smoking was allowed, but had improved greatly since then. \n\nThere is a huge and loyal Iowa following in the Phoenix/Mesa area, so seats fill up quick.  Drinks are cheap, and the breakfast bar is greasy and hits the spot!  The food is typical bar food, but perfect for the beer munchies.  This bar will remind you of Iowa in a hurry.\n\nLooking for more Iowa Natives to review this bar, though.
__label__0 Beware of this place.  If you give them a credit card they will charge $25 on it no matter what even if you paid cash.  It happened to us a few nights ago.  We called the bar and they said it's their standard practice to charge this and then sometime later in the week to refund it.  Total BS we paid in cash there should be no charge on my card period.  We will never go back.
__label__0 1 week after being charged the $25 no refund.  We called back today and a \"manager\" will need to call us back.  If that manager doesn't call back today and handle it then we'll have to file a fraudulent charge with our bank against the bar.
__label__2 Cool spot sitting right above the water outside people watching. Seafood tasted frozed and not fresh never a good look for a seafood spot. Bikers were in the way of the service staff slowed service down a lot. Might return for lunch
__label__3 Billy's ultimate steam pot and oysters are great. It sits right by the water too.
__label__0 I will never go back here ever again. Not only is the service here incredibly slow but the staff acts like every customer is a nuisance. I have been all over the world and this was the worst customer experience I have ever encountered. The way I was treated tonight this place is lucky its still open. Only people that would enjoy this place is if you enjoy sober ignorant racists and that is the straight up honest truth if you find yourself there from the hours of 9 pm till close
__label__2 Cute place. The service was very good, really nice friendly waitress. The food was good. I had fish tacos, they were tasty. My husband's ribs were very good. My daughter tried the buffalo chicken salad and she really liked it. I would absolutely go here again.
__label__3 If you need a seafood fix then you need to check out Boardwalk Billy's. My favorite menu item is the steampot; the broth is delicious and I get extra shrimp instead of oysters. The meal is HUGE and comes with potatoes and corn. I also tried the clam chowder and it is wonderful! We go on Thursday nights when there is trivia and 2 dollar drinks. Even the best, local drafts are only 2 bucks! We frequent the Galleria location and the service is prompt and friendly. I knocked off 1 star because their burgers are AWFUL. Stick with the seafood and wings and you will not be disappointed!
__label__1 They need to find a better way of washing dishes. Our coffee cups had stains all over, cutlery had pieces of food and had egg smell all over.
__label__3 Love this place. My friends and i go here often for breakfast. The mardigras omelette is good as well as the eggs benedict. this place gets busy in themornings on Sunday so there will be a little bit of a wait sometimes. Overall good breakfast or brunch place, they also serve dinner as well.
__label__0 We went to Mimi's expecting good French-American cuisine and a pleasant atmosphere. When we arrived, we were told that despite having made a reservation, we were not on the reservation list - the first issue of the evening. They sat us down anyway and we ordered our food: a baked brie dish for starters, and a mediterranean salad, a pot pie nouveau and the mussels with \" white wine and garlic sauce\"  for our meals. The noise levels were quite high.\n\nThe brie came out with two small slices of bread, despite the fact that there were three of us sitting at the table. It took at least 10 minutes from the arrival of our brie dish for our server to offer us a bread basket. \n\nThen, our meals arrived. The pot pie nouveau and the mediterranean salad both had chicken in them that looked like processed meat that was cubed and very chewy. It certainly was not fresh. The prosciutto in the salad was so sparse that it was hardly noticeable. \n\nThe mussels were horrific. They were not only entirely overcooked, but the sauce had no hint of wine in it and was condensed to a honey-like consistency. It seemed to be made out of lemon and butter, although the colour and taste of the butter was so unnatural that it was certainly not real butter. Rather frustrating given that it says it will come in a wine and garlic sauce on the menu. Equally terrible was the salt content of this dish, so much so that I poured some of the water I was drinking into it so as to make it less salty.\n\nOn top of all of these complaints, our waiter was entirely patronising, speaking to us in a sing-songy voice as if we were all small children. \n\nAs an American who lived in France and as somebody with high expectations of both of these cultures, I must advise anyone who values their money to stay away from this most unrespectable establishment. The food, service and atmosphere were absolutely horrid. If I could offer a negative rating I would rate our experience as a -2, at least!
__label__2 This is a great place to grab lunch! They have great soups and sandwich combos and its got a great vibe inside! Love it and will go back soon.
__label__3 I went here during my 21st birthday weekend with a group of friends..I wasn't too sure where we should go to have a nice dinner, so I went w/ the concierge's reccomendations and he booked us a reservation that very night for my group of 10 at Enoteca San Marco.  We had a nice spot \"outside on the patio\" it was really nice.\n\nI think everyone enjoyed their meal..the service at first was so-so, but I think they started to attended to us for the most part.  I definitely reccomend getting the cheese platter for a nice appetizer...it was paired with some honey and fresh blueberry sauce and it was sooo good! I had the margherita pizza..it was definitely Italian style with the fresh ingredients and the thin crust. It went really well w/ the wine we ordered too. I definitely wouldn't mind coming back here for some yummy Italian food. =)
__label__2 Overall the food was pretty good but nothing spectacular. Enoteca loses a star because when I asked for no onions on my pizza, the waiter said it would be rude to even ask because Chef Marco wants them in there. I countered that I didn't care and still didn't want the onions... of course the pizza was covered in onions when it arrived 15 minutes later.
__label__2 This only gets a 3 because the cheese's and meats are really quite good, but everything is really average and the service is nothing special.  Try the cheese selection, go for seven as you can order 3, 5 or 7 and you end up ordering 7 in the end and if you order 3 and then another 3 it's more expensive than ordering 7.  We ate here twice on our 5 day stay, the first time we went we had the 7 cheese's ( if they have the robiola, get a few of them, it's so good, kind of like a sweeter, softer, milder saint andre)  the arancini, and 2 pasta's.  Again the cheese were good, but it's not like they're making it so whatever.  You'll get 3 accompanyments with your cheese and bread; black truffle honey, apricot mustardo and brandy preserved cherries.  You only get 3-5 cherries and you'll need more so order them right away, beware they only sell them by the 10's and it's $5 for 10 small (very small cherries)  Losen up on the purse string Batalli!  We ended up loving the cherries so much that we bought a jar for $35, they're jars are not seeled they'll put them in a mason jar for you to take home.\nThe arancini were terrible, although my husband didn't mind them.  The pasta was gross... I can't remember what is was and we also had the veal meatball with a polenta sauce, again not so good.  It was moist and tender but seriously lacked flavor.  We also had the \"pick me up\" which is sort of a deconstructed tiramisu with expresso gelato, it was good, not great.  The second time we went we went straight to meats and cheese, paid too much for cherries again (server was a little annoying), had the tiramisu thing again and that was that.   3 because the entree's were really bad.
__label__1 Their Pasta wasn't all that great. It needed more sauce. No flavor. But their platter of different hams was bomb with their bottle of merlot. The dessert was really good.. we had the banana gelato and the one with the lady fingers. I dont' know why Mario Batali is an Iron Chef when his pasta tasted like shiet.
__label__3 The location is nice and the food is delicious! I got the market fish, which was very good. The meat was so tender. Other yummy dishes were duck and pork.
__label__3 I went to Enoteca San Marco for lunch and had a beautiful meal!  We ordered a margarita pizza and a couple of pasta dishes to share.  First our waiter brought the pizza: a thin, crisp, truly Italian pizza crust with sweet tomato sauce and fresh basil.  Awesome!  Next, a rotund man in white came wobbling out of the back room, sweating profusely, pridefully holding up our fresh pasta dishes.  He placed them before us with a nod and a half smile and hustled back to his kitchen.  YES!  I'm a sucker for that kind of thing.  The pasta with lamb and mint was a favorite of the table and I have since directed some major focus in attempting to recreate it.  (I did alright).  We also ordered the penne with eggplant and tomato sauce, which was less impressive since the flavors were extremely subtle and there was very little eggplant on the plate.  We had a wonderful wine with lunch, picked from a very intriguing list.  And since this place is a Batali and Bastianich operation the staff is truly top notch and knowledgeable.  A great lunch.
__label__1 Dear Mario Batali, \n\nI am so disappointed. My husband and I were in Vegas for the weekend, and for our eating out pleasure, he picked Bobby Flay's Mesa Grill, and I chose your Enoteca San Marco. In the Iron Chef of our dining choices, you got whupped. I mean, sure, if someone parked a boatload of money outside of my house, I'd let them slap my name and picture on whatever they wanted. But I had expected more of you.\n\nThe food was, at best, so-so. Incredibly salty (I am speaking especially of the prosciutto balls and the lentils), not exactly attractively presented, and accompanied by the worse bread I have ever had the misfortune of being insulted with. I felt like Oliver twist, trying to break off a cold hunk of charred dough to eat, plain, until I could flag  down our waiter for some olive oil.\n\nOh, and in the past, on the rare occasion when the wine I select is unavailable, I've always been offered the closest similar bottle at the same price (if it was more expensive). You should think about this if your wine list isn't going to be current.\n\nI don't have unreasonable expectations for this sort of casual dining, and I know you are an awesome chef, Mario, but this place is an embarrassment to your good name.
__label__4 This is a solid 5 stars for me. The only thing they could possibly do better is have some more reasonably priced drink selections. The food was wowza, off the charts. We started with a 3 cheese tray that consisted of Fontina, Parmesan and something else... it comes with honey, spicy apricots and brandied cherries. (No, they won't let you drink the brandy out of the jar, damnit!) Cheese was awesome. I don't think we even touched the bread, once the cheese came out. I don't know about all the bread complaints. Despite the fact that it had a very dark, well-done crust, I think it's a stretch to call it burned. Probably think your glass is half-empty if you call the bread burned. I had some sort of pizza. It was on the back of their menu, where they have their pasta and pizza of-the-day selection, below the cheeses. Other person in my party had the carbonara. My pizza had some sort of ham-thickness meat, arugula and tepanade. It was an thin crust pizza, that was more than large enough for one person. I wasn't too hot on the carbonara, but it was still quite good. I'd probably try other items, myself. I didn't like the fact that they have small, expensive wine pours. Their wine list's cheapest bottle is $32, average around $90, up to $400. Ok, I don't have a problem buying a $32 bottle of wine. But if I buy the cheapest bottle, I look like the cheapest patron. Anyway, I'd appreciate cheaper drinks. Other than the goofy wine list, I found it to be just awesome. In fact, I plan on visiting again. Maybe they can start charging a corkage fee for my 40 oz'rs. Staff was also great. They were very friendly and actually kept a good pace with the food and drinks coming out. I really appreciate that, especially at a nice location like this. Highly recommended, I'd do it again in a heartbeat.
__label__2 I've been here once.  The food is good...i only have it 3 stars cause I had a decent experience, nothing bad, just average.  The portions are small, as is expected of a place like this.  I would come here again if I had some extra cash to spend, and if you want a \"nice\" lunch.  The setting is really pretty, we sat on the patio underneath the \"faux\" sky and it was nice cause there are a bunch of different restaurants all next to each other ...so it kind of had the \"your in another country\" cafe feel.  My bro loves Mario Batali...so that's why we came here.
__label__4 Beets & Saba - excellent & good sized portion\n\nSquash Blossoms - filled with a minted ricotta - and DIVINE!  An absolute must try!\n\nCanteloupe, Arugula, Parmigiano-Reggiano & Lonza (cured pork loin *drool*) - this was a perfectly balanced salad.  Sweet, salty, savory - with a lemon/olive oil dressing and salt/pepper.  Perfect and simple.\n\nAnother excellent meal - the staff, service and food never disappoint.  I was immediately seated - and they get the food out here FAST.  It was lunchtime, too.  If I was ever disappointed in something here, I'd send it back and know that they'd make it good.\n\nPROTIP:  Ask for olive oil when your bread shows up.\n\nThis is one of my favourite Vegas places.  Highly recommended :)
__label__3 3.5 stars, but I'll round up.  \n\nWhile I do consider myself somewhat of a foodie, I normally don't seek out the tv popular chefs' places.  However, I have enjoyed Batali's work at the two Mozzas in LA and I enjoyed a few dishes at Carnevino in the Palazzo.  Truth be told though, the real reason we came is is for one dish: Cacio e Pepe.  This simple pasta dish-- which consists of pasta, premium olive oil, cheese, and pepper--was one of my very favorite dishes when I traveled to Italy, and I've never seen it anywhere here in the US.  We had to try it out.\n\nThe restaurant itself is situated in the Venetian's \"St Mark's Square,\" which is, as many have said, super touristy and not even remotely like Piazza San Marco in Venice.  We grabbed a seat in the outside portion of the restaurant, which was nice since there was a wonderful string quartet playing beautifully.  \n\nOn to the food:\n-The bread is mediocre, but the olive oil and balsamic vinegar (upon request) is tasty.\n-Sampled the Grand Tasting of the Carne: Prosciutto, Salumi, Mortadella, Testa, and Coppa.  The quality of the meat was outstanding.  Very good prosciutto (the only meat not made in house), and surprisingly good Mortadella; the best my husband has ever had, he says.\n-Hubby ordered the Bucatini Amatriciana (which we've sampled at Carnevino too); it was decent, but Carnevino does a better job.\n-I ordered my Cacio e Pepe; It needed a little more oil, more cacio and more pepe.  I asked the server for some, which h brought.  But, had it been added when it was prepared, the cheese would've melted a bit and the dish would've been infinitely better.  It was just ok.  \n-All of the dishes went nicely with the well-priced bottle of chianti we shared.  The place makes a good espresso as well.\n\nI enjoyed our meal here, although my incredibly high expectations/desires for my cacio e pepe may taint my review a bit.  I wouldn't go here expecting the most gourmet food or the elegant setting.  But, the atmosphere was festive, the food was solid, and the service was good.
__label__2 Had a quick dinner here. Bread came wrapped in paper, which was kind of weird. The shape reminded me of taco shells at first. The breadstick came in a plastic wrapped thing reminiscent of those wet paper towels you get at restaurants when you order lobster or crab.\n\nGemelli: house sausage, broccoli rabe ($18)- not too salty, pretty good\n\nCavatappi: lamb ragu, mint, tomato ($21)- a little salty, lamb was good, dish was overall a little oily. \n\nThe pasta portions are pretty big. We didn't order any pizza, but the pizza at the next table looked pretty large, too. Service was fast and friendly. Definitely worth checking out at least once if you're at the Venetian/Palazzo.
__label__0 food: two stars (* *)\nRarely am I disappointed eating at an Italian restaurant of any caliber.  Sadly, this \"Enoteca\" failed to deliver.  I split the special salad with my fellow diner, which was grilled radicchio with mozzarella melted on top.  The waiter gushed about it as if this salad, conceptually, had changed the culinary arts forever.  What we received was chopped grilled radicchio smothered in about twice as much cheese as was necessary and drizzled with some balsamic.  It was tasty but sloppily executed.  The pasta dish we ordered, Bucatini all'Amatriciana, was about 1/4lb of pasta with a light tomato sauce and (no joke) 3 tiny pieces of cured pork and 4 tiny pieces of chopped onion on it.  It was as tasty as any pasta you would order at Olive Garden, and vastly overpriced.\n\nenvironment/service: one star (*)\nThis service was some of the worst I have ever received at a restaurant of this caliber.  We waited for our table, were seated and left out to dry for 10 minutes.  Finally, a waiter dropped off some bread and bread sticks encased in paper, with nothing to put on it (butter, olive oil).  Eventually our main waiter came to the table, where I had to ask to have him bring olive oil, vinegar and salt and pepper to the table.  We ordered, and that was the last we saw him until I had to flag him down to get our check.  Nobody, from him, to the wine opener, to the other servers who delivered our plates, was friendly or passionate about their jobs.  Dirty plates sat on the table after eating for about 15 minutes.  The fact that they added a 20% \"service\" charge onto the bill was offensive.  The environment, a cliche Venetian \"plaza,\" was pure Vegas--all style and no substance.\n\nvalue: one star (*)\nAny pasta dish priced above $18 (especially for 1/4lb of pasta) better be pretty damn good.  This wasn't.  It was obscenely overpriced, like much of the food in Vegas.  The salad was about $15, which was high for one chopped vegetable with cheese melted on top.  The 20% service charge was the last straw, especially given the abysmal service.\n\naverage of\nfood: two stars\nenvironment/service: one star\nvalue: one star\n================\naveraged grand total: one star\n\nestimated price per person (excluding drink):\n$30-40\n\nwould i recommend it to others?\nAbsolutely not.  Sadly, you may not have many other comparable choices if you are trapped in the Vegas hotel labyrinth.\n\nwould i return?\nNo.
__label__1 Prociutto was yummy.\n\nVeal meatballs were awesome.\n\nGood starters but the reason we came here was for the pizza.  Never again...\n\nPizza - took one bite and that was it - yuk - among the worst ever - it was crunchy - like biting into a cracker.  \n\nBatali should be ashamed of himself.
__label__1 Score: 2.5  I don't think Mario Batali would be happy with our experience. The setting is gorgeous: a faux Piazza San Marco that is always sunny, but not hot, and only one well behaved pigeon. The cafe, itself is charming with faux outdoor seating and a magnificent refrigerated tower for cheese and salumi. If only the food and service matched this santized version of Venice, we would be singing its praises.\n\nThe service is the poster child for LVSS (Las Vegas Service Syndrome -- \"I will never see you again, so you are just an annoyance that must be dealt with\" -- they do not rely upon regulars like most restaurants). The hostess exuded boredom as we approached her station. Our server was sluggish, coughed incessantly, was unfamiliar with the cheeses, and generally could care less. Being in the industry, we were appalled. We tried being extra nice, but no amount of warmth could encourage a glint of caring.\n\nThe food is pretty good. They use quality ingredients, but again, no one really cares or has passion for food. The pizza is OK, but not wood fired. The pasta (I had the bucatini) was good but nothing exciting. We ordered a portion of wine listed as 250ml which is about 8oz and it was not even close. This could be excusable if the prices were not so high.\n\nI do not suggest this place. Mario Batali has some fine restaurants, but this is not one of them.
__label__2 Food 4 stars\nService 2 stars\nOverall 3 stars\n\nWe walked in around 3pm and were immediately seated. Our waiter was very prompt in providing us menus and taking our orders. We ordered a pizza and two desserts.  That's when our waiter disappeared.\n\nWe probably waited 30 minutes to try to get someone's attention to settle the check and pay our bill. Thank goodness we had no where important to rush to.\n\nThe dessert here was good though. We had the strawberry yogurt and the chocolate almond cake and gelato. Both were yummie but I prefer the chocolate almond cake and gelato.
__label__3 Good food, service , in a cozy atmosphere.
__label__0 Twice I've caught Espresso Royale staff overcharging me for my drinks. Mind this if you are ordering a tea latte, because somehow they charge you for a coffee latte instead, which is way more expensive.\n\nIn addition, I caught food poisoning from their mango smoothie.
__label__0 the amount of food and the quality is ok for the price.  the interior is large, clean, and can accomodate large groups.  \n\nBUT\n\ni was also there at 8:30 and was made to order before i even sat down.  the waiter made me feel like if i didn't order right that second i wouldn't be able to eat at all.  we were in a large group and gave them a lot of business, so i think they should have been a little more accommodating as far as giving us some time to think about what we wanted to eat.  i was also told to order from the very limited menu b/c anything else would take too long to cook.  then we saw everyone who ordered off the regular menu get their food waaaay before we did.  \n\nwe ordered 5 orders of the bul go gi and 1 order of the seafood bul go gi.  they decided to lump in that 5th order of regular bul go gi in with the seafood one b/c they didn't feel like cooking that one separately.  they didn't even ask us first if that was ok.  just really careless service.
__label__3 Yay! Sephora is finally here!! This is the only reason I decided to return to JcPenney. I was pleasantly surprised that things have once again been changed to include sales. In fact it seems that the whole store seemed back to normal with sales and clearance. I may actually start shopping here again.
__label__2 It seems like almost every casino has a center bar.  Sometimes it seems like that's the most annoying bar in the casino.  I ended up at the Lucky Bar at the Red Rock this Sat. and I actually had an enjoyable experience.\n\nThe lighting and decor is perfect.  The sound system had awesome acoustics, the plush red velvet seats were comfy, and it wasn't too crowded.  The Lucky Bar would be the perfect place to grab a drink before or after a show...I like it!
__label__3 So.... my Moscow Mule search is on every time I have a drink at a bar.  If I wrote a review for every bar who didn't have GINGER BEER, I'd be super elite or whatever.  But this bar wouldn't be on that list!  They not only have Ginger Beer, but they have Fever Tree! Yummy.  The best Ginger Beer by far.  So needless to say the Moscow Mule was the bomb diggs.  The bartender was hot too.  And lets not even get into the girls in the gold (or gold plated) metal dresses.  These dresses are what we call in the United States; Nice.  Good to have a view while having some drinks...  The women in the dresses seemed very Vegas but what to expect?!?  Anyway, so far this is the only place that is close to the Vespar in the Cosmo.  Yet much cheaper...\n\nThat was the longest Ginger Beer rant ever.
__label__3 I loved the decor, very hip, and the presentation of the food was gorgeous.  The food was pretty good, not mind-blowing, but inventive and fresh.  I really liked the looks of the menu.  It offers a lot of diversity and good salad options which you rarely see in Vegas.  I would say it is slightly over-priced, but not so much you feel totally used afterwards.  The bartender was excellent, made every drink for our party exactly as they ordered it.  He made me a Hot Toddy for my sore throat.  I was a very happy girl.  This place is a good place for groups and the service was really on spot.
__label__0 Maybe I missed something. I kept waiting for something to happen but it just never did. \nAll of these other reviews really express the visual details of the food here. So I won't re-hash all that. Well, maybe a few.\nThe restaurant space is very 90's. The red color, mirrors, unique all encompassing egg theme. Pink salt blocks everywhere. I just didn't get it. I understand the whole salt block culinary experience thing. But stacked up as a wall at the kitchen entrance? Not for me. The service? Super strange. The sommelier was like a game show host. Now I can appreciate that this job can lend to that sort of personality. But it was obnoxious. We saw more of him than we did our server. And again, I think she meant well.....but she came off as wanting to interact with us as little as possible. But she's the server?! We asked for recommendations and her opinions and she had none. No information to give us. A really strange experience.\nSo its not cheap, right. And I knew I was in for a culinary experience from what I know of Mr. Burke whom I greatly admire. But the lobster risotto was terrible. Really. And I hate to say things like this is a review. But it must be said because it's very expensive. The dish was so complicated and over-wrought and the lobster was over cooked. The dish wasn't particularly pretty either. I love lobster risotto and order it frequently elsewhere and it has been gorgeous to just stare at. Not here. My dining companions' filet was fine, not great but fine. We ordered the bacon fries and fish n' chips to start......both were excellent. I would go back and sit at the bar with both apps and a few drinks. And the drinks...... I order Makers Mark Manhattans on the rocks wherever I go. At David Burke.......it was a dud. Weak and watery, neon red cherry out of the jar. Not classy. Step it up.\nSo there it is, my not so nice review. I won't be back except for maybe sitting at the bar with the aforementioned apps and a glass of wine. Spent way too much money and was not happy. Sorry David.
__label__3 Ambions-Nice for gora chamda's- brown chamdas look else where!\n I'm serious, you will not like eating at a neat & clean place like one of those stylish service and quantity of those of peasants\n\nFood-Nice level of spice and don't forget to mention that you want Indian spice.\n\nOverall- I might check in if I'm in that area
__label__3 You can't beat an $8 Indian lunch buffet. However only one of the dishes on the buffet has any meat and it was some overcooked chicken. Besides that the mushrooms were excellent and the staff was friendly. I'll definitely be stopping in again someday.
__label__2 I like a good dive bar. A place where you can sit, get a drink for cheap enough and not be bothered. So, when Nathan S. and AMber W. brought me here, I thought it was cool. While I'm not likely to rush into any mosh pits, I can get into a little punk music given the right environment and Rogue West is the right environment. \n\nWe took our seats and the bartender came for a drink order. He started by asking to see my ID. I thought: Hell yes, I'm gonna love this place. Until, the \"punk\" said, \"Wow! You're older than I am.\" \n\nSo, for that... you lose one star.
__label__2 I went to the new location awhile back and it is okay.  If you like bbq then this place has to be on your list to try in Las Vegas.
__label__3 What the!!!???\n\nGood pho in Vegas, at Treasure Island no less!\n\nThe Pho restaurant attached to the diner in TI was a nice alternative to everything fried. Obviously I have had better pho but this really was tasty although they are a little shady on the chicken.  I was happy to be eating something kinda plain and standard.  In short, it was the best eating experience of my stay in Vegas.  \n\nI do however have an abnormal affinity for soup.
__label__0 Only reason we ate here was that it was close to the Venetian and did not require walking. For a hangover, what sounds better than pho right? Well who ever expects to pay $60 for 4 bowls of pho and 4 Vietnamese iced coffees? Worst pho and coffee I have ever had. Even in a hungover stupor, will drive to Spring Mountain to eat authentic next time. Big mistake eating here.
__label__2 The last time my friends and I stayed in Vegas, we ended up at Treasure Island because we got a really good deal.  When we checked in, we noticed there was a Pho Restaurant and thought it was so random.  We scoffed at the patrons dining inside who had paid the exorbitant prices to eat Vietnamese food we were certain was mediocre at best. Little did we know we'd be there the following afternoon as well as the next slurping up the noodle soup to cure our pounding heads from our mad hangovers.\n\nBottom line: Prices are steep but it is Vegas after all and it's definitely not the best Pho I've ever had but if you happen to be staying at Treasure Island, check this place out because nothing cures a hangover better than some noodle soup.
__label__0 what the pho'!? bones all in your chicken soup, service is s-l-o-w...i had faster refills on drinks playing slots....avoid this place....there's a little pizza shop over by starbucks, cheap and fast.
__label__2 I've eaten here twice when I was staying at Treasure Island. The Pho is just okay but it'll do in a pinch. It probably smells better than it tastes.\n\nI've tried to veggie spring rolls which were decent, but the peanut sauce is just okay - kind of coco-nutty. \n\nI got the Pho Tai and my friend got the Veggie Pho.  My soup was not super tasty but had lots of pieces of beef but very little noodles.  My friend enjoyed her soup - had bak choy, mushrooms and corn.  Little pricey for pho as you can get an awesome tasting bowl in LA for like 7 dollars.\n\nWaitress was nice and the place was clean.
__label__3 Takara is an excellent option for a sushiphiles looking for good Sushi in the Madtown area.\n\nComing from Chicago, I have been spoiled by an overabundance of cheap, yet excellent, sushi restaurants.  Whenever I come home to Madison and have a craving for Sushi, I've found that there are very few options that meet my standards.  Takara is a simple, yet tasty, destination  to satisfy your sushi fix.\n\nYou won't be blown away but fancy rolls featuring exotic deep fried fare.  Takara offers fresh staple items for an incredibly reasonable price.\n\nTake advantage of their cheap lunch specials.  Enjoy!
__label__2 Like Denny's, but more overpriced. I enjoyed my carrot apple bundt-shaped muffin and had a nice waitress. No ambiance to speak of, unless Denny's is your game.
__label__0 My experience was pretty good but a problem with the bill has led to me give this place a low rating. We went on my birthday and had their $20 birthday coupon. I specifically asked the waitress if we could order off the happy hour menu before we ordered anything. She said it would be fine as long as we ordered more than $20 off the regular menu. When the bill came she said the manager told us we could either get happy hour prices or $20 off the bill. I wouldn't have ordered $20 worth of full-priced sashimi  a la cart or an extra carafe of sake if I thought this would be the case. I wasn't happy about this and I won't ever go back to this place. The waitress didn't even say \"Happy Birthday\" to me even though she insisted on looking at my license to verify that it was my birthday. There really isn't anything special about Kobe so I'd suggest you go to RA for sushi and Benihana for teppanyaki.
__label__3 This gigantic place is divided into several different restaurant types and a bar. Sushi counter, teppanyaki grills, a room with booths for serving typical Asian dishes, and a happy hour bar. We tried the teppanyaki and had a great time, luckily for us our cook and the other guests at our table were a hoot - not to mention the excellent quality of the ingredients. I will be back!
__label__4 Eaten here three times. Each time the food has been fresh and really good. Great service as well.
__label__4 I like this place! Been coming here for years. Chefs are fun and servers are friendly.  Good food and great price.  Try it.
__label__3 First timer, on a Saturday night. We got in around 1 am; we were listed so no idea what the cover was. Bathroom was tiny but at least it wasn't disgusting. Skipped downstairs (not my thing), went to the rooftop. \n\nYeah, why haven't I been here before?? Loved it. Packed like sardines, effen awesome tunes spun, all kinds of friendly peeps in the crowd, good drinks served by smokin hotties, just a freakinfunfest. I'll be back.
__label__2 3.5 stars.\n\nI have gone to Bar Smith many times - both on Friday night (Fuse) as well as Saturday night (Solstice). Actually, I've been there a few times on Thursday when UK Thursdays was housed there for a night (Dubstep).\n\nSo you want to go to a club for music but don't want the \"club\" atmosphere? Tired of Scottsdale elites? Tired of the horse cops on Mill Ave? Want somewhere that houses a couple different genres of music? Want something close to the light rail? Well, bar Smith might be your place.\n\nI had a friend who came out from Ohio where I grew up and he hates clubs. Clubs are simply not something he wants to go and do. He is much more comfortable pulling up a seat at a bar and sipping on a drink. Me, on the other hand, loves to dance and get jiggy. I figured Bar Smith was probably the best place because it is kind of a blend between a bar and a dance club. While it has no barstools or tables, it does have a few benches along the downstairs walls and a small one upstairs. Everyone that doesn't want to dance just stands around and chit chats. Oh and did I mention that the upstairs section is on the roof? Normally they play music rain or shine - overcast or on one of our 100+ summer nights.\n\nSo what did my friend think about the place? He thought it was the coolest \"club\" he had ever been to - and all he did was stand against the wall and listen to music.\n\nSo what can I say that is bad about the place? Well, for starters... this place can get packed. Sometimes when you leave the top floor you won't be able to get back for the rest of the night. Bummer, right? Yeah, that sucks because when a man's gotta piss... a man's gotta piss. Upstairs is open to the elements and due to being crowded... I swear there are nights that the dance floor is more of a swamp than anything. What does this mean? What does this mean to you? It means, don't wear your $150 jeans that you want to keep clean. In fact, the dress code here is generally... go home and change into something that you wouldn't mind fixing your car in. Dont even bother wearing white shoes unless you want them to be grey after the night - you will be stepped on and drinks will be sloshed onto your feet sometime during the night. With that said, the crowd is different than any other place. The people who come here are there FOR the music - not to be seen (good reason why they dress down). This is good for some peoplem and bad for others. If you want to \"be seen\" then head east for Scottsdale. If you want to dress down (i.e. girls wearing sneakers instead of heels) then this place is for you. What else is bad? I think the prices are pretty steep. I am a weirdo and I don't drink beer (I know, weird male trait) and stick to liquor. I think I have paid more at Bar Smith than I have in Scottsdale for some liquor drinks. So if you only drink liquor like me and want to get trashed, I suggest you pregame in your car (lol). However, if you like beer then they normally have sort of dirt cheap beer special. I'd say that 70% of the people there drink whatever the special is and thusly I am squarely an outcast. This is not really a negative but I will say it anyways incase anyone is concerned - this is an alternative club. A lot of gays and bisexuals party here alongside the straight folks. I know because I don't know how many times I've been turned down by a girl by having her turn around to some other chick and start making out (a nice little hint that she isn't a fan of sausage). So if you are homophobic or closed minded - the crowd is going to freak you out.\n\nSo what is good? Dancing is awesome. If you like to dance but are afraid of \"looking stupid\" then this is your place. You are *encouraged* to dance if the feeling strikes you. In fact, some of the better dancers there will cheer you on - and not in that weird high school way where they are really making fun of you. One of the better dancers told me, \"it doesn't matter how you move, so long as you move because you want to move. It isn't about showing off, it is about enjoying life and enjoying letting the music move you.\" If I ever hear someone say that in Scottsdale, I'll shit my pants. With that said, somewhere around 1am there is normally a dance circle where the best dancers come out and battle. Maybe not battle, but show their latest moves. It is actually pretty cool and this may be the only place you can see a breakdancer (Bboy) bust out a windmill, headspin, and into a boomerang. Then the next guy jumps out and shows off his Tektonic moves... then that is followed by something I will call a contemporary electric salsa. Who knows what dancing you are going to see here! I also like dancing outside sometimes - even when it is hot. Even though the bar is expensive they sometimes do cool crap like flaming drinks, juggling, and fire breathing.\n\nSo what is the verdict here? If you want a place where you can cut loose and party and have nobody judge you... then this is the place to be.
__label__2 I had a pretty good time at Bar Smith. I only drank beer so I can not comment on the well drinks. I spent 90% of my time up stairs on the roof where they were playing house music. I really enjoyed the videos playing on the wall over the bar. I found myself getting lost in them a bit, likely due to the beer consumption:) I only have two issues with the place: #1 the bathrooms were GROSS! There were only 2 stalls in the women's bathroom for the entire club! (There is an upstairs and a downstairs.) One stall was being used by a puking female and the other wouldn't flush. I get CHILLS thinking about it again. #2 One of the many bouncers, in an attempt to get somewhere quickly literally knocked me off my feet to get past me. While I understood his haste, I am a relatively small person and he was huge! The staff needs to be a little more considerate when plowing people over.
__label__2 Dub-step hipster bar - maybe I am getting too old for this stuff, but after a few drinks and some fun girl date company it wasn't so bad, especially since this is not my scene. The roof dance floor with projector screens of trippy colors made the whole thing as well as the hipster sightings.
__label__1 We came here after hitting the Monarch Theater right next door. It was 10 bucks per person to get in. For a bar that has a club type of vibe, they actually had a good beer to drink. Odell IPA. I mean, every other dance club type of establishment the have only the normal Bud/Miller/Coors. \n\nI give this place 3 stars because downstairs sucks. The DJ down there sucked really bad, and the smoke machine smelled like crap. Downstairs is a hip hop type of vibe, and upstairs had EDM house music being mixed. As a big time EDM fan, I heard some Wolfgang Gartner, Feed Me, and Porter Robinson. Good stuff. Great music going on upstairs. \n\nUpstairs was awesome, but just way too cramped. Another thing that sucked was that there was a crap ton of dudes dancing up there. They should have taken a queue from the Monarch next door and let ladies in for free.  They ought to have the EDM DJ downstairs, and put the hip hop DJ out of a job, because no one was dancing to his mix. I mean, I tried to give him a chance, but he was playing THE WORST hip hop.Stuff you have never heard that is not dance worthy. I am not expecting the Scottsdale hip hop mash up, but it would hurt to play something someone has actually heard. \n\nPrices were average. 5 bucks for an Odells and 7 bucks for a liquor mixer. I would come back here if they did something better with the downstairs. The bar counters downstairs were really sticky, and there was barely anyone down there. Would it hurt to wipe down your counters more frequently? \n\nI down rated it to 2 stars because of the split atmosphere, and the overwhelming amount of dudes. Otherwise, if it wasn't a sausage fest, I would have given it 3, and if the downstairs wasn't lame, it would get a 4.
__label__1 Quite disappointing for an 'upscale' restaurant.  Entree price range is around 25-50 dollar range.  Being that the meals are pricey, you expect the service and atmosphere to justify that.  They charge $3 for valet, and they don't have the front staff open the door when you arrive.  They didn't know where to seat us and left us standing in the middle of the dining room while they went back to the front desk to figure it out. Not something you'd really get ticked about at a Claim Jumper but if you're going to bill yourself as upscale, get your service right. Our waiter screwed up my order and tried to blame me for his lack of knowing his menu.  I ordered seared ahi tuna (exactly what it says on the menu) and he brought out the ahi tuna a la diablito.  He tried to say that the tuna is seared.. and then said \"I'll see what the chef can do.\"  Hopefully the chef taught him how to listen, get orders correct, and to think before opening his mouth.\n\nFood around the table,\n-  Wedge salad - Good but obviously not a complicated thing to prepare.\n-  Seared ahi tuna - It was bland, overcooked (how you overcook a sear is puzzling).  Not high quality and poor presentation.  \n-  Surf & Turf - Lobster was good.  However, go to your local grocer, pick up a cheap cut of meat, marinade it... save 52 dollars.  I probably could have scored a better steak at an IHOP.  As an upscale restaurant, I'm surprised they aren't a little embarrassed to serve such a low quality piece of meat.  It was also under seasoned.\n-  Ahi tuna a la diablito - High quality sushi that was pretty good.  Small portion though, and the orzo wasn't that good.  \n-  Had a couple of desserts and they were both good.\n\nI'm not normally a picky person when it comes to service, but when you're paying 30-50 for a plate of food, I expect the restaurant to get the service right, and make it an experience for the guest.  There really isn't one thing on the menu that makes you say, \"I can only go to Skye for that\".  \n\nSurprisingly their drinks are pretty affordable.  Overall, stick to Scottsdale if you want a true 'upscale' experience.  In the world of upscale restaurants, this is the weird cousin that nobody talks to.
__label__1 This is a review for the craft classes offered at this Joanns location.\n\nI stopped taking classes at this Joanns about 2 years ago because both rooms they offered the classes in were freezing cold.  It was very hard to sit in these rooms for 2-3 hours and learn a craft or work on a project.  I was not the only person who felt these rooms were too cold, the instructors and other \"pupils\" also thought it was very cold.\nI tried to take another class again this year because there was a new class that very much interested me.  However after 2 years, the freezing cold environment of the room had still not been addressed by the Joanns staff.  You would think the customer and instructor feedback would make them heat the room or get space heaters.  Nope, they just don't care if you are uncomfortable while you are paying to take a class there.  I find that unacceptable and even though the classes are interesting and the instructors are fun and knowledgeable - I will never take a class there again.  How hard can it be to heat a freaking room in the winter?
__label__1 God I wish this wasn't the only Jo-Ann's in town. The line for the fabric is ALWAYS long. You may as well grab your ticket for cuting THEN go shopping. And make sure you check your cuts before you leave the table. I had something cut incorrectly one time, I told a manager about it and asked her what I should do and she made me wait in line again and have them cut a new piece! Seriously?! She should have made me the very next person in line and have someone take care of me. \nThey have a fair selection of a little bit of every craft. Love their feather selection here.\nBut when you are ready to leave, be ready to wait in line again! Don't get me wrong the cashiers are always great, friendly, know what they are doing. But it really is just a hassle to go here. \nIf I can avoid this place I do. Hancock, Michaels, Wal-Mart, etc.
__label__0 I have frequently shopped in this store because of its location and there are no other nearby choices. I was in early today and for a change, there were carts and no one was rude to me.  I purchased over $200 worth of fabric and  7 of the 22 pieces were short.  I tried to call the store and it rang for over two minutes. I tried again and the manager said he would call me right back. I'm still waiting.  I have vowed before, with difficult experiences at this store, that I would not return, but this time I think it will stick.  In the future, I will order from other establishments online, even though they might cost more.
__label__2 OK for a Starbucks. It's very busy, which makes it noisy and the staff hurried. The furniture, especially the armchairs, are comfortable and a decent place ti sit and read.
__label__3 I absolutely adore this place.  They have wonderfully amazing food (really, that good!) and great prices for the quality.  I have been going here since they opened and dropped off some coupons at my workplace -- never heard of them before that... however, I have been hooked since then!!\n\nFor a recommendation -- Sweet Potato Fries, ***Honey Mustard Chicken Salad*** (this is totally my fall-back, it amazing!!), Lemon-Garlic & Herb Marinated Chicken Sandwich Caprese, Wok-Fired Mongolian Beef, Sauteed Chicken Marsala, and ... well, I can't seem to find my favorite dessert but it was this gigantic cookie and ice cream monster.  Perhaps it was just a seasonal item.
__label__3 I was THRILLED by the happy hour prices and food.  Had the mojitos and the bruschetta dish.  Can't wait to go back and have it again.  Big chunks of fresh mozzarella, avocado and then a chopped up tomato, basil mixture.... served with pita chips.  YUMMY!\n\nI have to say the service (young blonde girl working the bar area alone) SUCKED.\n\nGood thing the food and drinks were so good.
__label__2 I probably would not have come here however my daughter's school had a fundraiser here and I like to go and support the school. The jungle themed decor seemed to be very appealing to all the kids.  It was not your run of the mill night in the restaurant.  I will say that our server was very pleasant and helpful.  I asked what she reccomended and she gave me a few suggestions.  I opted for the macadmia crusted mahi mahi.  My daughter had a rice bowl.  Everything came out quickly and piping hot.  I must say my fish was delicious.  And the portion was quite generous.  My daughter loved her rice bowl.  She got ice cream with her meal also.  Overall they appeard to be doing a great job with the amount of people that were there.  I saw food come out pretty quickly and everyone seemed to be having a good time.  Would I came back?  They offer a $5 off coupon if you sign up for their e-club.  My daughter loved the decor and she asked if we could go back sometime so ya, we probably will.
__label__1 My boyfriend I dined here a few months ago. We'd never been and thought we'd give it a try! The decor was lovely, the staff was very friendly, and the food looked spectacular! Now you'd think my star rating would be better but sadly it isn't. Even though everything looked amazing the food was actually tasteless. We were both surprised that our food tasted so terrible when it looks so amazing. I had ordered a shrimp plate and he ordered a lamb dish. Unfortunately we've never been back and probably wont ever go back.
__label__2 More than a year since I reviewed Elephant Bar.  So here I go again!\n\nThe past few visits I've tried to make a point of ordering different stuff.  Usually I order the jambalaya.  I really like that one.  Tasty, good quantity.  But there is so much more on the menu.  So I'm trying to break my routine.\n\nThis visit I ordered the Thai stir fry thing.  It was fine, but there was nothing Thai about it.  It tasted like Chinese sweet and sour.  It was good, don't misunderstand.  But nothing about the dish said \"Thai\".  No peanuts, no heat, nothing.  Just sweet and sour.\n\nMy wife had the Cajun chicken, and I tried it.  Definitely give that one a pass.  The chicken was very bland.  Tasted like grilled chicken.  The rice was super-spicy.  Not too much for me, but you really couldn't taste anything except cayenne.  That is not what a Cajun rice is.  Compare and contrast to the rice in the jambalaya (which I realize is mostly a white rice with the jambalaya sauce on it).  Or to a \"dirty rice\" you can get in other restaurants.  This was, frankly, pathetic.\n\nThe other dishes we've ordered the past many months were similarly uninteresting, or just plain \"not great\".  So I've had to deduct a star.  The jambalaya is still a favorite, but most of the other stuff just isn't up to par (at least of the things we've tried, and we've probably tried at least a half dozen different things).  If you order the right thing Elephant Bar is not bad, but if you don't it's really hit or miss.  And a lot of things you can get as good or better elsewhere (like burgers and sandwiches).  And they're pricey.
__label__0 Questions\n\nIs bread best when it has the fragrance of yeast rather than cardboard?  Is New England clam chowder supposed to be cream-colored rather than gray?  Are sushi rolls supposed to taste more like fish than cucumber? Is sushi rice supposed to be flavored with rice wine vinegar? Is  eel best when it tastes like eel rather than candy?  Is tuna supposed to be free of sinew threads that feel like thin dental floss?\n\nIf your answer to any of the above is yes, then go somewhere else.  Grocery store deli sushi and canned chowder are better.  Seriously.  \n\n....and while I'm at it... What is it about Las Vegas bakers and bread?  When you get bread here your response is usually \"Oh, it has that on it.\" or \"It has this on it\", or \"I don't know what that is.\"  I got a suggestion: Buy  Walmart frozen east rolls.  Follow the directions, and your patrons will roll their eyes so only the whites show and bury their faces in the bread basket.  Taste is better than how clever you are.
__label__3 Went with some local friends while visiting Vegas. Did not look like much from the outside, but the interior is well done. Simple with an open feel. There is open seating in the middle of the room to utilize its space and to keep it from feeling crowded. Both the food and service were good. As noted by others it is open til 4 AM on most days which is a plus in Vegas. I was told by my friend that they have a DJ's performing during the late night. \n\nWill likely return when in Vegas next.
__label__0 Been here before food is ok not the best sushi rolls in town for sure . This time I sat at the bar And sushi chefs were totally out of touch and I practically had to yell at them to get my rolls, but the retarded thing is me and my friend were the only guys at the freaking bar.
__label__4 Holy mackerel... I was not expecting this dining experience. Just arrived from LA to visit my grandparents for the holiday, got out of the care home way later than expected, hotel check-in was a mess, all the boyfriend and I felt like was sushi. It was 10:30 and everything was about to close at 11. We gave up on the \"epic Vegas dining experience\" and just picked the highest rated sushi joint on yelp that was open. Some place in a strip mall. (Eyebrow raised)\n\nJust upon walking in, we were shocked to see and feel such a nice and trendy vibe. Clean, classy, good music, nice bar, neat tables. We sat at the bar and opened the fabulously photographed menus. Sushi spots with photos is a major plus for me and they had EVERYTHING photographed. We picked a bunch of stuff and were blown away with not only the taste/freshness/quality of fish, but the presentation, price/portions, service... Just everything. The bill ended up being $122 and trust me... we were really going for it. Anywhere else back in LA would have racked up to $200+. \n\nWe stayed and hung out well after we were stuffed to the brim. The ambiance is nice and I felt like I was getting a special type of Vegas experience without all the hustle and bustle. I will absolutely be showing this place off to friends who join me on future trips. What a treat!\n\nOh yeah... And it's open until 6am. AND they have a happy hour that starts at midnight. GENIUS!!!\n\nI posted photos of what we ate - albacore topped with fried onions, filet mignon salad, white rose roll, sea bass & unagi. We also had saki bombs, the largest portion of edemami ever, uni and crispy tuna tostada things. YUM YUMMMMM YUM
__label__1 Yelp, you're fired. Four stars?! All I wanted was non-AYCE sushi, rated decently,  and near the strip. Jesus H. Christ! It's a fail when you come into a restaurant starving and you leave with everyone in your party invoking the Lord's name with his middle initial.*\n\nThings started out okay with them seating us promptly. We drooled over the menu and ordered enough to feed every child in Botswana. It went downhill from there. The first piece of sushi, two pieces of uni, took almost an hour to get to our table. WE WERE WASTING VALUABLE GAMBLING TIME! Everyone at the craps table is depending on me to get back in the game.\n\nThe sushi man was a little stingy. It wasn't like I was ordering a 49 cent taco from Del Taco in South LA and then complaining to the cashier, and then to the manager that there wasn't enough meat in my sub-dollar taco, all the while getting approving \"um-huh\"s from my significant other standing behind me. You know? They could've been slightly more generous. \n\nWhat's funny is I think they were Thai. Thai reminds me of Thailand. Thailand reminds me of my vacation to Phuket. In Phuket, we journeyed to a steakhouse that was highly, I mean HIGHLY, rated by Tripadvisor. So I thinks, maybe we's getting a good deal on expensive steak. My partner orders a ribeye, bone-in, because that's how us gangsters roll. The waitress retorts, \"Just to let you know, it's a little chewy.\" My partner responds, \"What do you mean?\" Waitress says, \"Are you Malay?\" My partner, looking confused, says, \"No.\" Waitress replies, \"Have you had a steak before?\" HAHAHA. Okay, screw you guys. It was funny at the time.\n\nANYWAYZ. You're better off going to some of the better AYCE in Vegas and not stuffing your face. You'll pay the same amount, or less, and get better quality sushi.\n\n*In almost a decade spent in church, they never taught me what what Jesus's middle initial stood for, although the whispers say it may be Herbert, but it wasn't from me.
__label__3 I was skeptical when I heard that the Aladdin was being redone as a Planet Hollywood hotel & casino, but they've done a great job at sprucing this place up.  They put up chandeliers and a lot of other shiny objects, and they have one blackjack pit with go-go dancers.  The center bar is still hooker central, so if you need a hooker, now you know where to go.  I've yet to go to their club Prive, but I have eaten a few times at their buffet and consider it one of the best in town.  The new poker room is OK, and the mall has some great shops & restaurants -- H&M, Blondie's, and Hawaiian Tropic Zone are a few of my favorites.  Oh, and one time I saw Ashton Kutcher and Demi Moore playing blackjack and snapped a picture.  Cool.
__label__0 Nice hotel for young people bad experience, dealers were rude made sexual comments about my wife, the operator when i called wouldnt look up my reservation, the food at koi was a joke, Worst Hotel I have stayed in and I go to vegas a lot, dont waste your money
__label__2 I'm torn with this place.  The room itself deserves a 2 star but the casino deserves a 4star! sooo i had to compromise the two and give it a  3!!  The hotel is beautiful inside.  I truly like the decorations etcetc.  The rooms though are disgusting.  It has the remains of the old aladdin and it isnt pretty or nice at all.  Plus the bathrooms were horrible...so many of us girls were trying to brush our teeth at once so some of us used the bathtub!! too bad the drain didnt go down..sooo ew.  The sink spurted out in diff directions and pressure was so low it was crappy.  HOWEVER i LOVE the casino!! I thought it was soo pretty and okay i may b bias but they have the wheel of fortune!!!!!!!!!!!!! the round one not the regular looking slots. MY FAVORITE!! sooo  I was there for the remainder of our non clubbing nite =).  Prettty hotel...nasty rooms...booo!!
__label__2 The old Aladdin revamped! We stayed in the Resort Suite w/ a Jack Nicholson theme. Large enough to room 5 girls - great view of the Bellagio fountains right below, HUGE bathroom, clean, and friendly front desk staff! Conveniently connected to the miracle mile shops. I usually stay at the Venetian but this place is great for those on a budget -. inexpensive room rates if you're a player/AAA member.
__label__3 Parking is far ( although another Yelper told me theres free valet =) +1  )and you have to walk through the mall with all your luggage. And well - check-in is horrible if you're travelling in a big group. There is no where to sit! It was kind of odd posting just in the empty space behind the line. The elevators to the rooms are camoflauged pretty well. Aesthetically nice, drunkenly not nice.\n\nThe hallways are nice - the wallpaper modern and pretty. We stayed in the Mary Kate and Ashley Olsen room. Our room memorablilia was Michelle Tanner's overalls. It was nice - I loved that show.\n\nThe double pool is nice, we were able to choose to sun where the bachelor/bachelorette parties were nursing hangovers, or where there were kids splashing about.\n\nIt was a good location, lots of things to do - I met up with my friends and the kids that live in Vegas at the mall and grabbed a bite. and the heart bar was cool. I would stay here again with family.
__label__3 So Las Vegas - I am not a virgin let's just say.  I think I have stayed at most places on the strip with the exception of a few and Planet Hollywood was one of them.  So when we planned a little unemployment vacation (yes myself and three other family members are currently without full time employment!) I decided to book a room here.  I have to tell you I loved the vibe.  It was very fun, young and the music just made you bop your head wherever you were in the hotel!\n\nMy family and I have a routine - which some will think is funny but oh well.  We rate places on a few criteria - 1. The pool, 2. How big the room and more importantly the bathroom is and 3. Can we do everything without leaving the hotel for the entire stay?  I would say Planet Hollywood gets 5 stars for this!  We all loved this place - the mall is an extra plus for the restaurants as we all know the casino restaurants are not cheap.\n\nOur room was very nice - clean and it slept all 6 of us!!  LOL.  The pool was fantastic and we even had a star sighting - Ashanti was lounging by the pool right next to us in the VIP section.  Pool waitresses were very friendly and kept the drinks coming.  I would say the only thing was the pool temp - it was a bit cool but with hot weather I am sure they figure we can deal!!\n\nOverall our stay was great - the staff was friendly and we had a blast.  I even hit a straight flush on three card poker!  Whooo hoooo!!!
__label__3 The good:\n\n- Location location location. Near a lot of the hot casinos and a cheap cab ride for most others\n-  The buffet! Not too expensive and loads of good food!\n- Very clean rooms with flat screen TVs and the themes are fun too (We got Titanic)\n- Free valet if you stay though they are so overworked that you might get your car faster if you park it yourself\n- Shopping!!\n- Seeing the fountain show at the Bellagio from the window\n\nThe not so good:\n- Longest check-in line ever. Wtf? They have like 3 people working on the weekends. Took forever and there is no where to sit down. Annoying\n- Pool area is huge with a nice view and the DJ is fun (if a bit too loud) but the pools are small and there are always a million kids running around screaming and splashing. I mean you have every right to bring your kid to Vegas (though why I have no idea) but I am trying to relax and I don't want to have your kids splashing me the whole time. Unpleasant. The lounge chairs are also pretty damn old and unless you get there early to nab one of the few comfortable ones, be prepared go hunting for a half-way decent one. \n\nOverall I enjoyed my stay here and although it wasn't perfect, the location really made up for any other annoyances. Perhaps they could throw in an \"adults only\" pool?
__label__2 Normally I have an aversion to all things carrying a Planet Hollywood label, but it seems the former Aladdin has done a remarkable transformation into its semi-new posh look.  The Los Angeles glam and glitz theme is perfectly executed, with the property looking its best and brightest at night.  Most folks who knew the Aladdin well are sure to be impressed at the significant upgrades from the rooms to the casino.\n\nBy far the biggest changes have been in their beautiful casino, gorgeous bars / lounges, and the upgraded mall now known as the Miracle Mile (formally the Desert Passage).  Cheesy, but most definitely \"LA\" is the Extra Bar & Lounge where the show Extra is actually filmed at least once a week.  I've seen Mario Lopez doing his thing during my last few visits, I seem to forget how short he is practically every time.\n\nWithout a doubt, the most impressive interior changes have been made to its casino.  The abundant tables with the chic dealers do a good job of allowing their patrons to enjoy their surroundings.  Poker players are sure to like the decent sized Poker room, however, PH doesn't run many poker events as often as they do other house rated games. I could be wrong on this, but it doesn't seem that their craps tables are rated on odds, resulting in better comps for bigger players.  Their A+ program seems to be pretty good and previous Aladdin players can resume their statuses from past play.  One thing that I wish they'd improve on is the ventilation on the casino floor, its a little too smoky on the weekends.\n\nSo what's the deal with the rooms?  The larger suites and some of the standard rooms are still sporting the Aladdin decor, which are all going to be finished sometime this year.  The regular rooms (Hollywood, Deluxe, etc.) are tiny and are 400 sq ft at best.  That's solid for a Manhattan studio but not fabulous in Las Vegas.  The big suites on the other hand (Panarama, Fountain Views, Boulevard etc) are fantastic with plenty of space (1500 sq ft +) and usually sport a great view.\n\nService all around is fairly good.  From the folks at the front desk to the executive staff running the joint to even the bartenders at the lounges, everyone has been sporting a smile without a snotty LA attitude (thank goodness this theme aspect never carried over).\n\nSince the PH takeover, the demographic for this casino property went from senior citizen level to extremely young.  There are more youngins frequenting this joint more than ever, attracted by the trendy glow of its LA theme with potential celebrity sightings given their constant publicity (Pageants, concerts, Extra airings, shows, etc.).  The younger generation could use some better nightlife, Prive is a disappointment and their lounges can get boring once the eye candy wears thin.
__label__2 It is close to everything on the strip. I am not so crazy about their planet dailies but PH has really good services. Their valet parking guys are funny and friendly, front desk staff is friendly and helpful. Their clubs are okay.. but my favorite is their spa. It is really good. my gal pal and i picked one afternoon and enjoyed the spa. it's kinda pricy but totally worth the money.
__label__4 This place is where you want to be if you value comfort and location on the Vegas Strip. The rooms are stellar with the beds and bathrooms being very comfortable. In room safe and flat screen TVs add to the quality. The hotel itself has an excellent sports book, great shopping, good food, and a fantastic theme: sexy women in lingerie dealing cards and craps! The location on the strip is prime. If you are on your first trip to Vegas and are between 21 and 30 go here no questions asked. I go to Vegas multiple times per year and always stay at Planet Hollywood. Its always a superior experience for the price.
__label__1 I stayed here in November 2010 and the experience was mediocre.  The room was small with a tiny window...the drink service on the casino floor was horrible.  The dealers didn't seem friendly at all.  We had to complain about the hour wait for our drinks at the casino - which is ridiculous.  The floor manager eventually comped us $50 for the sandwich shop - Earl of Sandwich. I don't know what we were supposed to do with $50 worth of sandwiches either. (To be fair the sandwiches were pretty awesome)\nOverall I wouldn't stay here again.
__label__1 Planet Hollywood, LV NV\nWhere do I start?  The decor in the room is unremarkable.  The window was small with the coverings attached to the ceiling you feel like you are in a cave.  If you are average height you need to stoop to see out.\n\nThey seem to be pinching pennies on everything.  For example, no trash can in the commode area, just the main bath and a dinky can in the sleeping area.  Go to the Gym to flush out the poisons and it will cost you and your mate $50.00 each day.  Internet access is around $14.00 per day. Local phone calls are over $20.00 for the 1st Minute!
__label__0 Very poor service it took 6 hours for them to clean up my room. 3 calls and a conversation with the manager ended with him telling me just had to wait and then he insulted me. Will not stay here again
__label__3 Honestly, it got 4 stars because I left this hotel ahead.\n\nFree Pet Stay Rooms for 3 nights - Win win\nPet accomodations - (where you can walk the pooch) - not so great.\n\nHotel wise, its an improvement over Flamingo where we stayed at last summer for a family visit to Vegas.  The accomodations are fine but thinking it was adults only (not), the hotel was busy for the holidays (we were there Dec 24-26).  \n\nValet parking and getting to the parking area is easier than Flamingo which has its entrance from the Strip.  \n\nThe room itself is pretty big but nonsensical.  First and foremost, we were at the 8th flr (the 6th flr was where the pool was).  If this was a regular summer evening, you would not be able to fall asleep as it is close to the pool.  Luckily it was quiet and calm on this visit.  The size of the room is great but the configuration was all wrong.  You enter through the foyer area (sizable), to your right is the bathroom with two opposing sinks, a bathtub by the wall between the shower area and the toilet in a room.  There needed to be at least a small bench inside this bathroom.\n\nThe bedroom has decor to commemorate one of those old tv shows, in our case Moonlighting with Cybil Sheperd and Bruce Willis.  Both their blazers were displayed in a table and in a frame on the wall.  Otherwise, the bed King size is typical hotel.  The TV is on the right side of the bed which is hard to see if you are laying on bed. The entertainment center contains the drawers for your clothes and a small area for hanging clothes.  I don't think it would have been sufficient if two ladies were sharing this room.  The ironing board was also on this closet.  If you need a fridge, you need to order one for you room at an extra charge.\n\nSince this was a comp room, I will not argue the different costs additional that you might experience including the aforementioned fridge, internet access.  I do feel that Housekeeping is overwhelmed and a bit hard to get things from.  We requested 2 luggage racks (one was in the room) so that we can set our baggage on top of it instead of placing them in the drawers.  Only one came and only after almost a day waiting.  We requested extra pillows but was told that only one person was registered therefore we were not entitled to more.  We were told that if you have the sign that you have a dog, housekeeping will not enter yet we found them in our room after returning from the fitness center.  Luckily we always leave the dog in his kennel when we leave the room (for his own safety and keeping him away from damaging anything).  \n\nFitness center - ah..we seem to always luck out that the sauna which we were willing to pay to get into, is always broken in hotels we visit.  It must be the low end of the season (or we are staying in average hotels).\n\nCasino wise - as mentioned before I made out with good games and did not lose any money.  The atmosphere is alright especially since the hotel is connected to the Miracle Mile of shops (sort of a mall with standard shops and food court and restaurants).  They have the Pleasure Pit which shows women scantily clad dealing the games.  Wasted on me of course but it was still entertaining.\n\nOverall, I would say 3.5 stars but had to round it to 4 stars for the free accomodations (I still had to pay for the pet fee for the stay).
__label__2 We like the mall here. There are plenty of stores and shops that \"normal\" people can shop. We like that there is a good mix of places to eat so we can always find something we both agree on. We also like that the V theater is here so we can decide to see a show last minute and not have to leave the mall. (sin city comedy is great)
__label__2 This is a review for the hotel only.  Spa to be reviewed separately.  In terms of staying here as a guest this really only rates 2 stars, bathroom is nice sized, room decent, bed was very comfortable.  Honestly though, there is nothing really interesting about this place and I found it boring at best.  And cleanliness was a real issue. I did attend a conference here, and for conferences I would rate it a 4 - great sound quality and conference rooms, only downside was lack of plug space for laptops.  Hands down best food at a conference ever; this they got perfect.
__label__0 June 29th, one night!\n\nFor business, never again...OLD rooms, bad service and horrible clientele. \n\nAvoid this place if you can, it's not worth it. There IS a reason why the rates are so low.\n\nGo Cosmopolitan instead!!
__label__2 Hotel was alright. The rate wasn't too cheap and it wasn't really worth it in my opinion. I hate that the parking structure is so far away and you have to walk through the Miracle Mile shops. I would recommend people just driving to where Valet/Check-In is and have someone from your group take the luggage while you drive and park. That way you don't have to lug your luggage all over the shops. Once you enter the door that is where the hotel check in is.
__label__1 The spa has both things that I liked and disliked:\n\nLiked - every masseuse I've had. Always great technique. \n\nDisliked - I got a spray tan here and did everything as instructed to do (wait about 7 hours before showering, don't sweat, etc) but after all that, I wasn't any darker. I waited one day, as I have had spray tans before and sometimes I Ames 24 hours for the full color to show. Nothing. I called and asked for a partial refund and they declined. It wasn't cheap either! \nAlso, the shower area needs to be redone, badly. Very old tile - I think from back when it used to be the Alladin. \n\nMake sure, if you're a local, ask which days they do local's discounts because it makes a big difference!
__label__0 I have stayed here three years in a row and I do not think I will do it again any time soon. \n\nLets just say this... nasty... There is a reason why the rooms are kind of dark and that's to make it so the jizz stains on the walls do not show. I am not joking... you could clearly see where the load was blasted across the wall next to the bed. \n\nI brought this to the attention of the front desk and they simply did not care. They moved me to a diff rent room but this room was worse then the last one. The finish on the tv stand was very worn and the room just felt grungy, I then notice another Jizz shot across the wall and a hand print! Freaking nasty! \n\nI get it, I am in Vegas and people like to be freaks when out here but whoa.\n\nSo I go down for a second time and again get no care at all from the desk but they move me again. This time I see no loads on the walls or anything but still am a bit disgusted by the whole thing. \n\nI was in Vegas with friends and they were staying in other rooms. They had someone enter their rooms when they were asleep and steal stuff from them! (This is more then one room btw.) The management did not care, they even went to the point of not believing them. Management just pushed them around with BS responses. \n\nThis is the single worst review I have ever left on Yelp but one of the most important. DO NOT STAY HERE!
__label__1 The hotel rooms and hallways are dark and depressing.  Even the elevators are dark and depressing.  The casino is great though. The buffet is awesome.  I think I will stay at the Paris and walk over to gamble and eat at the buffet.
__label__0 The rooms are so gross and dirty.  I got a skin infection from it.  Really needs updating a  good cleaning.  Very outdated.  Difficult to find anything in the hotel (mainly the gym).  Stay elsewhere.
__label__1 Every good thing about our stay was immediately followed by a bad.... \nThe room was big.... And dirty.....\nThe bed was comfortable.....the pillows suck....\nThe room had some nice furnishings.... But was extremely dated.... Ours was a robo cop room....\nThere is wifi in the hotel.... You can only pair one device to it. Each additional device is $14 per device per day....that's ridiculous. \nPool area was large with gambling outside, kinda cool.... The pools themselves were small and u have to rent chairs.... No thanks.\nThe price for the room was fair.... Until you check out and they hammer u with resort fees and taxes..... \nService throughout the entire hotel was hit and miss...\nI would recommend spending a little more money and staying somewhere else
__label__1 I have stayed here in the past, i guess in its glory days but it has gone down hill fast.  Literally the handles in our bathrooms would come off.  Instead of worrying about charging a $20 resort fee daily so I can make local phone calls, they should provide a room where I can take a bath.  The hotel is fun like Hard Rock but like Hard Rock, its dirty and used hard.  The mall is nice and variety of places to eat.  But with  Cosmo across the street, I should have stayed there.  As u wait in the long line just to check in, once you get to talk to a person they just want to upsale you to another shitty room like used car sales man.  NOT IMPRESSED.  I will never stay here again.
__label__2 My 5th time to Vegas and first time staying at Planet Hollywood. It's a great deal for being in the middle of the strip but the walls are thin and the bathroom vents are connected so you can hear conversations. That was the most negative part of the stay. Maybe if you upgrade to a better room you won't hear your neighbors. Miracle mile shops are convenient and surprisingly not overpriced! Clean room, nice staff, but our room had a lame Speed 2 theme. No luck there! Stay here for an average price and average experience.
__label__3 Casino - 4 stars\nVegas casinos always have some ingenious ways to get you to stay and gamble, further parting you from your hard earned money.  They ply you with free alcohol (albeit rather weak), lavish buffets, headliner shows, and if you are degenerate enough - free rooms.  Planet Hollywood Casino takes this to another level.  What better way to distract you from your concentration at the blackjack table than by situating scantily clad go-go dancers right in front of you.  I don't even want to think of how many hands I effed up because of them.  I was like a kid with ADHD who had just emptied his last bottle of Ritalin.  On top of that, many of the dealers are attractive women dressed in lingerie.  I might as well just donate my money into a drop box. There aren't a whole lot of gaming tables here, but who is complaining when you have go - go dancers. Slots and video poker are found throughout in relatively smaller amount.  The games seem to be some of the older ones. But the odds on these seem fairly good as I came up on them.\n\nHotel - 3 stars\nThere are 2 very interesting things about the standard rooms here.  One is that each room is a movie theme.  Mine was Independence Day.  They have some piece of memorabilia in the room for that movie.  Ours was a skirt that some lady wore...we could not turn off the light illuminating it and I would wake up in the middle of the night with a lit up khaki skirt staring me in the face.  The other is that there is no main light switch that controls the lights in the room.  So I found myself going to each and every lamp to turn them off.  Big plus is the tub in the bathroom is large.  But the ghetto factor comes in when some of the toiletries they give you have the Paris Hotel label on them.\n\nBut with Gordon Ramsey Burgr, the Miracle Mile Shops, Pink's and the Earl of Sandwich, PH makes for a decently valued stay that is solidly middle class and won't break your bank.
__label__2 Clean moderately priced hotel. Came in during CES week and paid about 160$ a night for 4 nights. Got a smoking room, you can hear plumbing next door, stains in the bath and toilet from cigg burns, sitting chair had white stains on it. It costs 5$ for hot water! It seems it's always the expensive hotels that don't have a microwave, coffeemaker, fridge, and charge an arm and a leg for stuff like hot water, and wifi.  Anyhow I got smart and just heated up my water with a glass cup and the iron. PH you think you can work me, but no no no.. LOL.
__label__0 I decided to make a last minute trip to LV to join my family celebrating a birthday.  They were staying at the Bellagio for four nights.  I was only going to stay for two nights, and by the time I had decided to go the Bellagio rates were higher than I wanted to pay for given the quick stay over.  Since Planet Hollywood was just across the street from the Bellagio, and the rate seemed reasonable, I decided to stay there.\nI won't say that it was a horrible experience, but I was definitely disappointed.  The rooms are dated and didn't feel exceptionally clean.  The decor has a 1990's vibe to it.  I'm not sure how much of it is carryover from the Aladdin revamp prior, but it wasn't up to what I would consider \"current Strip standards\".  It seems appropriate that this is Britney Spears anchor arena for her shows - it has a slightly \"trashy\" feel to it. \nSome of the issues that I had regarding the room were:\n- missing front of one of the drawers\n- strange odor from the faucet water in sink\n- pull chain shades that kept sticking\nI can see being in my 20's and coming here to have a raging time, but those days are a little bit behind me at this point and would rather opt for comfort and modern amenities (like at Aria) than \"just a place to crash\" at the end of a long night.
__label__1 I stayed at the Planet Hollywood from 4-20-14 to 4-23-14.  Overall experience was really between a two and three star.\nThe Highlights.  Excellent Check In service, Excellent Bellmen service, excellent Room service.  The Lowlights.  Tacky solicitors for on sight sales at the front entrance of the Casino and on the main thoroughfare of the Casino floor.  Most guest really despise this.  They also have problems with some table dealers trying to give unsolicited advice on how to play a table game.\nThe rooms seem a bit dated and not in perfect condition. The mattresses are too hard for my taste and the layout of the room is \"odd\" at best. More updating needs to be done for this hotel.\nOverall, I don't think this is a 4 star Hotel.......more likely a 3 star.
__label__4 Here for a speaking engagement so I thought I'd stay right in the center of the strip.  Glad I did.  The Miracle Mall is a gold mine with the ABC store a great source for liquor, toiletries and late night snacks.  A visit to Sin City Brewery is a must - try the Octoberfest!  Great staff there - thanks Joe!  The Blackjack dealers were friendly for the most part.  Unfortunately you will only find 6/5 payout on Blackjack if you are playing the $15 tables.  I moved to the $25 tables for real Blackjack.  Great food choices and the pool area is great to take in some sun.  Will return.\n\nPros:\nlocation\nstaff\nfood options\nmall\n\nCons:\nexpensive comparatively speaking\n6/5 Blackjack
__label__3 First time in Vegas and I stayed here. Decent room loved the set up of the gambling floor. Awesome restaurants and friendly staff. I would come here again.
__label__0 Booked a night at Planet Hollywood to watch Britney's Piece of me with my best friend.\n\nPaid $180 and change plus tax. And $20. Something for resort fee( which we did not use anything in the resort) \n\n$200+ for one night of stay only to find out they have put us into the corner of the corner of their hotel. The sidekick room of the suite!! And on top of that  the water pressure for the shower felt like I was showering in a 3rd world country... \n\nMy suggestion for everyone is this. If you don't have to stay here. Book else where. Totally not worth the $$$
__label__0 My friend and I went to Planet Hollywood expecting good things. We were unpleasantly surprised.  When we checked in, Miles did not bother to mention the 2 queen room we booked was unavailable for the night. We had to lug our stuff all the way to our room before we saw that we were stuck in a king room. We had to lug our stuff back down because the phone didn't work in the room, and we couldn't call the front desk. When we walked back down, Miles assured us we could move the next day, but we were stuck in the king for the night. I asked for a rollaway. He said they were sold out. \n\nKnowing Miles wasn't good for much, I spoke with Royce. He was friendly, but also said the queen rooms were sold out. Royce checked, but found no history that we were supposed to be moved to a better room the next day. He did notate it, however, and get me a rollaway. Sold out, huh? Guess not!\n\nGot a queen room the next day: vomit on the door, hair dryer broken, remote didn't work, leak in the bathroom, broken shower head and chipped furniture. \n\nRedeeming factors: Royce & Techa at the front desk were stellar, & the housekeeping staff was friendly (although didn't seem to notice the vomit on the door?!?). The casino was also very nice. \n\nYou're paying for location at PH. That is all. The rooms are gross (the two I've seen).  If you're going for Vegas to relax in your room at any point, stay elsewhere.
__label__0 This place is hotel hell. Checked in to a dirty room. Took hours for housekeeping to come up and do anything at all. When housekeeping was doing the job they should have done before we got there, I could here her radio buzzing with TONS OF other guests checking into dirty rooms. \nCustomer service SUCKS, they didn't give a crap our room was dirty and had clothes left behind from previous guests. \nOne morning, I woke up to go to the bathroom and the lights didn't work at all! \nThe air quality is this casino is literally the worst on the strip. Stay ANYWHERE else. Anything is better than this crap hole.
__label__1 1)  Resort fees.  Come on.  You're going to charge me $25 for (a) a pool that is closed and (b) 512K wifi (yes, that's a \"K\").  Seriously?  With a straight face?\n\n2)  Loud rooms.  I could clearly hear conversations in neighboring rooms and in the hallway.\n\n3)  Try replacing the toiletries.  I'm there for four days; I shouldn't have to beg for shampoo.\n\nI used to recommend the PH.  It's in a good mid-strip location.  There's decent music on the PA (Bowie, Costello, Ramones, etc.), but it's pretty worn down these days.  There are better choices these days.
__label__1 Great location, ok rooms, ok restaurants. Horrible staff. I felt like i was inconveniencing them by asking for simple directions. Incredibly rude and everyone looked like they were miserable. Probably the worst part of my experience was the Spa. Please avoid this hell hole even if they offer it to you for free! It is incredibly dirty and smells. I couldnt take more then 20 min and i left to take a long shower in my room. Try calling the front desk and youll wait anywhere from 10 to 20 minutes every time. There are SO many better hotels on the strip around the same price. I will not be staying here again!
__label__0 If you can find another hotel, I'd go that route. I've given PH so many opportunities to redeem themselves, but for some reason, they keep messing up! I've never experienced such horrible customer service--both in person and on the phone. I honestly don't think they even understand the concept of customer service, which is unfortunate. Not once has PH ever provided me with the full experience of \"Vegas.\" But it's alright--I'm from southern ca so a trip to Vegas comes far too often than I intend it to. There are so many better hotels on the strip and I've definitely gotten a great experience there!\n\nOhh, and one last thing about ph: my best friend didn't like their pillows...so if your beauty sleep depends on the pillow you sleep on, don't expect much from PH
__label__2 they really do make you eat with your hands!!! the food was decent. the soup was good, but it got cold really fast. The game hen was good just a bit dry. the desert was blah..... the show is funny, but really really corny. Great for kids tho!
__label__1 casino is an unfortunate experience, seedy dirty, old and overall depressing.It was one step above the rapist den that is Circus Circus.  My hubby loved the show, but I thought it was not really worth the $71 per ticket price. Chicken was dry, dessert sucked...it was a microwaved toaster pastry.  The actors were a little disengaged chatting it up on stage when they were without lines.  The horse soloist however was incredible and seemed to really enjoy her job.  Our waiter seemed to be absolutely loathsome of his job, almost to the point it was funny.  Goodness, it seems like everyone who works on the strip hates their lives.  The show was fun though, and entertaining but not for the price.  Loved the pyrotechnics and wish there were more. No bathrooms in theater so if you have to go to the bathroom, too bad for you... you will have to take a bit of a jaunt and miss part of your $71 show. But PS.. my husband loved it and considered it the best show ever.. so who knows.
__label__2 I usually dine at the Thomas Rd. location, where everything is great.  This time, I decided to give this one a try, expecting a similar experience, but here's some of what I found up here:\n\n*  It's quite similar inside to the Thomas Road location, but the dining area isn't furnished as well.\n\n*  Went for soup first, as usual, but there were no soup spoons out, or available.  (Have I eaten at 100 other buffets here in the Valley without ever having run into this?)  An employee told me they let themselves run completely out of them to save money.  (I thought to myself, \"They could save even MORE money by closing this location... and maybe they should!)\n\n*  Went for a chicken wing, which is what I eat!  The only way you could get one here, was firmly attached to more of the chicken!  The whole thing was heavily breaded & cooked with the skin on, so there was no hope of pulling it apart at the serving tray.  It was either take it the way you don't want it, or don't have it at all.  Please someone, teach the preps here how to cut up a chicken!!  (Was I 8, or 9, when I learned how to do it?)  That's enough of an example of how the whole visit went here.  You get the idea.\n\nOverall, the food was about the same as Thomas (good), but the serving area setup here is also not as attractive or convenient as the one on Thomas, so for me the place plummeted all the way down to 3-Stars from the 5 I had expected it to earn.\n\nOn the way home, I sang \"Could've Been\" by Tiffany.
__label__1 If you are on a salt restricted diet, don't eat here! Everything is over salted and some is actually so salty it is inedible!!!
__label__3 As my boyfriend and I was walking around the food court in the Metro Center Mall, one of the employees in front of Charley's Grilled Subs handed us a sample of their special limited time offer Chicken Sub (I don't see the exact name on their online menu).  After we tried a bite, we knew we were getting one.  :D  I guess the employee noticed our smile of approval so she handed us each a coupon to save $0.50 a sub.  Woot!  :)\n\nThe service was fast and subs were prepared as they were being ordered.  The regular french fries were really tasty.  Humorously packed in a cup, too!  :D
__label__3 Must support this shop and stop by whenever i get in town.  Very dope selection with a lot of hype kicks and gear.  I appreciate the staff for being chill and not bothering  when trying to browse.  Get some kicks and   rock'em right,
__label__4 If you are looking for a funky pair of sneakers, this is the place to go. They have an awesome selection!!!  I will definitely be back.
__label__2 Good daily specials!   I feel like this place is just a typical sports bar on campus -- a dime a dozen. I'm starting to get used to the super cheap alcohol in Champaign, that the specials here only get one star. This place isnt that special...besides the fact that it's oh-so-close to my building. The waitress was slow, literally and mentally. She took forever AND  messed up our bill. I guess she's forgiven because she's cute, but geez!
__label__1 I am rating the food.  (Not the bar).\n\nLet's say, I take a thin ground beef patty and take a mallet, and pound the crap out of it--so that it's shape isn't even round any more.  That is their Backdraft Burger.  Don't even try to order a medium rare one. They are all cooked the same like a fast food joint.  Was disappointed with their burger.\n\nAs far as the bar environment I would give that three stars.
__label__3 Game on! My lady is a NOLA native. While beautiful and refined she loves the dirty south. And loves crawfish. She turned me on to them and now I am addicted too. Everytime we went down to NOLA - 5 pounds. Every time the LSU alumni association would have a boil we were there. So I surprised her with a visit to HJCrawfish and it did not disappoint... Was it as good as NOLA? No f-in way. But really close and good enough. \n\nThe service IS stellar. They are all family. It's all their brother's business and they treat customers right. Right now they are getting crawfish from Texas and we think that may be why they aren't as good as they could be. Our hopes are then when they are back in season the crawfish will once again be coming in from Louisianna and they'll be even better. \n\nGet the spicy - Good luck.
__label__4 dang!!!! i love eating with my hands...and IT DOES NOT GET BETTER THAN THIS!!!
__label__1 After all the reviews, decided why not give it a try?  WOW, packed on a sunday nite with a 20 minute wait.  Know all about eating the spicy mudbugs after living in houston 7 yrs.  The crawfish were really good, not soggy and mildly spiced for my tastes choosing the hot n juicy spice.  They were out of stone & blue crab, leaving only king legs and snow crab to choose from.  I got the tiny sized snow crabs, my friend got the shrimp platter.  both were mostly fries.  this place would die a quick death in south texas or the bayou country.\n\npros: food came out really fast, miller lite by the bottle served really cold.\ncons: limited items available that night, say they serve beer & wine but wine was only sold by the bottle last night.  atmosphere gets a zero, we were packed in like sardines, forgive the pun. waitress seemed frazzled, maybe it was her first night.  had to ask for lemons, WTF?
__label__2 When I first walked into this place I noticed everyone wearing a bib and I thought to myself I refuse to look like an idiot and wear a bib. 10 minutes later when the crab came out, I looked like an idiot. I like this place as a nice change of pace in Las Vegas, it's different and when the food is dumped right in front of you, you have to bypass your usual table manners and just ripping into the food with your hands hoping you don't get juice in someone's eye from all the cracking. I never knew a roll of paper towels could vanish that fast. I didn't get to try much just the crawfish and the crab, marinated with lemon pepper and garlic butter respectively. The crab was good, what's not to like about snow crab legs? I just wish crab itself was cheaper because I'm hungry and 20 legs deep just makes me want more. The crawfish on the other hand, I can do without. Love the juices, but after about 30 crawfish I felt like all I had was a bowl of soup. Good place, medium layout, decently clean bathrooms (B-) and the more people the better.
__label__2 I was motivated to go here because I saw it featured on the Food Network, and I was hoping it could hold a candle to the Boiling Crab.  While to seafood was pretty good, it wasn't as spicy & flavorful as I had hoped for.  Go early as it tends to get crowded.  We went at 11am on a weekend and by the time we finished our meal, there was a line for tables.
__label__3 during my vegas trip, i decided to stop by a crawfish restaurant! my friends and i were craving so we yelped out this place and decided to give it a try. being drunk the entire day gave us the biggest drink coma ever so we didnt get a cab til 1020 and didn't arrive here until 1040. service was great even when we came late and stayed super late.\n\nwe ordered hot n juicy crawfish and shrimp along with the catfish basket. the catfish was pretty good and the fries were good too! surprisingly we actually finished the fries and the catfish. we ordered the crawfish/shrimp in med. because the server was persistent about noting how SPICY medium really is. the sauce was good but a tad bit salty and not really the cajun texture i really like. as for spice level, medium isn't really that spicy. my friend and her bf can't eat spicy stuff but they were able to eat the medium with no hesitation. i liked the potato that was in the bag YUM. the crawfish were HUGE and the shells were soft so i didn't leave with bloody pricked fingers= ]. the shrimp; however, were a little small and the heads were kind of bitter. we weren't able to finish it cuz we were so full already!\n\ni wonder why crawfish is priced differently in different areas? over here its 11$/lb. the catfish basket was 9 or 10$. it's about the same as in san jose. in LA it's 8$/lb and a catfish basket is about 8$. interesting! oh and they need to do something with the restroom because it's pretty dirty and a little gross.\n\nbtw hot n juicy is coming to SF:)
__label__3 I like this place and agree with everyone else...\n\nThe crawfish was yum.  The seasoning was perfect with the perfect amount of spice.  Thank you for the gradual scale of spicyness.\n\nCan I get some wet wipes or something though?\n\nService is kind of slow.  It was busy but you would think they would compensate with more than one or two servers on a Friday night.
__label__0 Ummm...Lainie B. or Larnia B. needs to take this rating as constructive criticism and do something about it, instead of calling me names and posting it on Yelp. If you can't handle the criticism, hunny, learn to give good service. I guess Man vs. Food did a good job featuring the crawfish, but not the employees!
__label__4 MmMm! Hot and Juicy Crawfish is so delicious! Just recently I tried their lemon pepper seasoning for the crab, their garlic and butter for the shrimp and of course their Cajun seasoning for the crawfish and will do exactly that the next time! Everything had so much flavor, the corn on the cob and potatoes work perfectly and are great for soaking up all the juices! \nJust be warned... You wont smell that great for awhile! We learned the first time and now take it to go :)
__label__3 Awesome, Awesome, Awesome. This was the finisher of our Vegas trip on our way back to Los Angeles. Our friend suggested this place since we enjoyed the boiling crab in K-Town. It was not a disappointment. The wait was not bad, it was about 20 minutes. Once we were seated we placed out order for four pounds of shrimp and 2 pounds of craw-fish. We stuck to the mild and medium. Great kick.. The craw-fish and shrimp were huge, both in flavor and size. \n\nEverything about this place was great. The servers busted their buts to make sure that our table was clean and that we were served. They took good care of us. \n\nIf you live in Las Vegas, or passing through after a few slots, this is the place to go. Your hands are the forks and knife and the table is your plate. Dive in and enjoy!
__label__4 If there were 6 stars I'd rate this even better.  We found this place because of Man vs. Food. When you pass by the restaurant in China Town, it appears to be a shady massage parlor or some kind of strip joint!!  But when you walk through the doors, AMAZING!  Don't try to make reservations, this place gets too crowded for this.  And if you want to test out a new date, definitely bring 'em here.  This will determine if they like to get \"down and dirty\" or if they have a problem digging in and eatin' a real good meal.   Prepare to have your sinuses cleared.  Don't count on having good conversation, you'll be too busy scarfing down yummy food.\n\nEverything about this place is great.  The customer service is SOOOO GOOD.  Almost all the servers are real friendly (and there are some that have been there a long time which is great).  The atmosphere (music could use a little help) is perfect for a fun group dinner (New Orlean's style).  Expect to have the best shellfish and seasoning in Vegas and expect to leave with your clothes reaking of Hot N Juicy!
__label__4 Let me start off by saying I was hesitant to try Hot N Juicy.  Now that my cherry was popped I can't stop thinking about it.  I've been back every week since the first time I went, and one week I went twice.\n\nI'm not a crawfish fan.  Maybe that is why I was so hesitant.  Nonetheless, I wanted to be open minded and faced my fears.  \n\nThere was a half an hour wait and I remember thinking- this better be worth my time!  The staff is pretty friendly and accomodating so it helped my nerves while awaiting for our table.\n\nI didn't order the crawfish but I did order the Hot N Juicy medium shrimp special as well as some corn and cajun fries.  The sauce on the shrimp was spicy, buttery and garlicky goodness.  3 things I love the most.  The shrimp is placed in a big plastic bag so the shrimp soak in all the juices from the sauce, and they put the corn (on the cob) in the bag to sit in the sauce also.\n\nOMG.\n\nSOOO good!\n\nEventually tried to expand my horizons and get the crawfish, but I wasn't a fan.  That is only because they creep me out.  So I'm a bit bias.  BUT shrimp fans rejoice.
__label__3 There are two of these on the same road, so I'm not sure which we went to. I'm not a huge crawfish fan, but my girlfriend is a fanatic. She ate three pounds of the little bugs! The service was fast and friendly, the place smells amazing, and the food was great. I recommend the Hot and Juicy special seasoning, it was all buttery and garlicky, two of the best things on the planet if you ask me. The girlfriend was a little sad that crawfish was out of season, but she said the frozen ones were almost as good as the fresh, and they were a lot cheaper too!
__label__0 over rated crap\nwanted to go bad to this place after i saw man vs food.  Of course they see that it will go on TV and give Adam the biggest and juiciest crawfish but for us we get crappy tiny crawfish that were not even fresh.  Most likely they gave us frozen.  Ordered 2 lbs and probably got few ounces of meat only.  The weight of the head and left over skin came out to be 2 lbs.\nI know they got popular cuz of man vs food.  but they should come out on man vs crap\n\nDON'T WASTE YOUR MONEY HERE,  JUST HEAD TO WYNN AND HIT THE BUFFET
__label__3 I've wanted to check this place out after watching the Las Vegas episode of Man vs. Food. Not to mention my cousin constantly raves abou this place, so that definitely sparked my interest even more. I didn't wait long because my cousin already had a table before I got there. Ordered a pound and a half of shrimp and a side of french fries. Mmmm good! The only weird thing is they provide clear plastic gloves to wear when you eat the food, I mean for obvious reasons of course! However the gloves are optional. I prefer to use my bare hands! Would I come back? That would be a definite yes!
__label__4 If you've been to Boiling Crab or Red Claw in Orange County, CA, then you'll find this place is fairly comparable - though maybe with much better service.  But honestly, your opinion on which is better will be based entirely on your own specific tastes and what you're used to. (Ex: I was a big fan of Boiling Crab until I started going to Red Claw a few times and the garlicky taste grew on me. Now I love Red Claw and think Boiling Crab is a bit too salty. Some may think Red Claw is too garlicky.  So it all depends. Red Claw not ever having a wait is the biggest influence in my decision to always go to Red Claw now anyway.)  \n\nMy husband and I were in Vegas and were looking for a place to get good, inexpensive seafood.  Most buffets on the strip definitely don't cut it for me (since seafood is my favorite food), and their seafood is usually not fresh.\n\nSince I love Boiling Crab and Red Claw, I was very excited to find this place on Yelp and we made our way to the original location - as it's a bit more tucked away from the second location, which is a bit more touristy.  I found out later from our server that this location is generally more of a local's spot than the newer location.\n\nSo when we arrived at about 7:30 pm on a Thursday night, we were a bit sad there was no parking in the small lot. But thankfully a group of people left shortly after we circled the lot and nearby neighborhood for parking. We got in and were quickly greeted and told that the wait would be about 20 - 30 mins, though maybe quicker because they were cleaning up some tables.\n\nOkay, so while I was waiting, I noticed a few things. \n1. The mixture of people in the restaurant was extremely diverse.  I'm sure there were at least 10 different ethnicities there!  The age range was also very wide - from young to old.  This was a great sign, as I noticed EVERYONE in the restaurant seemed to be enjoying their food - the food fit, apparently, for varying taste buds.\n2. It was pretty busy in there, but the servers were extremely friendly and were all helping each other throughout the restaurant. No server was strictly confined to only one section or certain tables or customers.  If you stopped any server, they happily got you what you needed. This was honestly rare to see, and I was impressed at how the servers all seemed to interact together as a team rather than stressed out, competitive individuals.\n\nAs far as the food, we got our shrimp, sausage, and corn in the hot and spicy sauce at spicy level. The clams, we got in the spicy garlic sauce.\n\nShrimp - Mostly fresh, juicy, plump, easy to peel and crunchy (sings of freshness).\n\nClams - Were good, though the actual clams were a bit smaller than I hoped they would be. I guess maybe they just use different clams than what I'm used to at Red Claw.\n\nSausage - Were not polska kielbasa sausages as we hoped. :( My husband was very disappointed and didn't like them at all, and he normally loves sausages.  Don't get these. Even though I ate them, I didn't enjoy them.  They were pretty oily and fatty tasting in a bad way.\n\nHot N Juicy sauce - This is similar to Boiling Crab's sauce.  I would say the spicy is pretty spicy, and a little spicier would make it so that you couldn't taste your food very well.  My husband and I have a pretty high tolerance for spicy food, and the spicy here is in between the medium and spicy spiciness at Boiling Crab.\n\nGarlic sauce - We got this sauce spicy, and it tasted fairly similar to the Cajun garlic sauce at Red Claw (though Red Claw uses tons of real chopped garlic and is much better, in my opinion).  My husband liked this sauce over the Hot N Juicy sauce, which is ironic since I'm usually more of the garlic lover.\n\nCajun fries - Fries sprinkled with Cajun seasoning.  The fries were good and crispy and moist on the inside.  The Cajun seasoning is pretty spicy, so be mindful of that if you don't like things too spicy.  They were good fries. :)\n\nOverall, this was definitely a great place for good Cajun-style seafood.   The service was great, and the food really good.  Overall, I'd definitely go here again the next time I'm in Vegas and craving seafood.\n\nBe warned though that your hair, skin, and clothes will smell like your food.  I suggest you keep jackets and sweaters in your car and wear something you don't mind stinking up.  You'll probably have to take a shower when you get home, unless you don't mind smelling the food on your hair and skin while sleeping. :)
__label__2 To be honest with you this place is 5 stars for a lot of people.  The hot n juicy sauce over crawfish seemed to have everyone at the table addicted.  I did really like the clams with hot n juicy sauce.  I can see why everyone LOVES this place.  The prices are also pretty great.  The food however was a little too heavy for me.  I was looking for something more on the lighter side.  That being said, this off strip place, is really popular, and I'm sure you'd like it.
__label__0 King crab legs were great but the place leaves you smelling so bad that its not worth it.
__label__2 Stopped by on our way home from Vegas. The food was good, I actually like their sauce better than Boiling Crab (LA). However, the waitress def could not explain the spice levels to us, they way she talked about the food made me not order as much as I normally do. She basically said the Cajun fries are too hot, and to order the mild sauce because the medium is too hot for her. This was after I told her I like spicy foods. I def could of gone for the medium sauce, and I probably would of tries the Cajun fries if she didn't dissuade me from getting them. Not a great way to sell your product! Would of given then 4 Stars but they made one of my friend chicken wings instead of fried shrimp, it took foreeverrrr for it to get corrected and they still handed is a bill with the chicken wings (their mistake). Would go back but they need to work on their service.
__label__0 Really disappointed in our experience last night. The crawfish were VERY tiny. Great flavor, but had to struggle so much to get the meat out of the tiny shell that it mashed it all up. Talked to our server and she confirmed they were smaller than in the past. This was our 3rd time at this location and unfortunately, the last.
__label__0 Shitty experience\nOk there busy that's ok, ordered food very specifically and it came out wrong, crawfish was good and blue claws were good. Wanted to order more food and was given the check instead. Went to the counter to pay Manager gave me a thumbs up like everything ok said no wanted to order more food and was given a check.\nStill hungry... Left beyond dissatisfied, and hungry.
__label__4 awesooooooome!!!!! ask for noelle!! great service & fantastic food!!
__label__0 Worst customer service I've ever experienced of my life. We had a party of four ordered probably close to 140 dollars worth of food and seen hardly any of it. We place our order at 544pm on January 1st. At approx 605 waiter comes with a pound of crawfish and a pound of snow crab. We wait until 630 still 2 of the remaining people yet to see they're food. I call the waitress over she says I'm sorry were really busy\". My response was I understand that I'm in customer service myself but when another party of 4 comes in 20 minutes after is and orders 10 lbs of crawfish and gets served before I even see my lb I ordered over 35 minutes ago that's a problem. I've never experienced that bad of service and this was one of my wife's favorite spots this is truly disappointing.
__label__1 I've eaten at China Palace eight to ten times in the couple of years it has been open.  What I've learned is that it can be great one time and lousy the next.  The kitchen is very uneven.  I generally like their Governor's Shrimp for example.  It generally has a spicy sweet sauce with a light breading on the shrimp.  The last time I went, this same dish was cloyingly sweet with some kind of fruity sauce and the breading was heavy, laden with grease.  I could repeat this same story for any number of dishes I've tried there.  Sometime lots of spice, sometimes little.  Sometimes lots of veggies in the dishes, sometimes just a few.  And so on.\n\nThey do have an interesting menu and my Chinese friends have enjoyed it.  It's the closest thing to an authentic style of Chinese cuisine we have in Madison but it's a long way from the best of its kind.\n\nAnother issue is that they haven't invested anything in the decor or ambience.  It's old school bad Chinese restaurant style and it looks really old and worn.
__label__4 Quick and simple!
__label__3 If it wasn't for Lotus of Siam - they would have 5 stars.\n\nFor appetizers - must have is the beef thai jerky and of course their tom kha soup.\n\nEntrees - Prik King and Panang are incredible.  As I get older I can't handle spice as much as I used to so I always order mild and get the spices on the side.  You have to ask for the spices as they don't always give it to you but it's worth the asking as this way I can add a little more as I go for an extra kick.
__label__3 The food is wonderful,  the inside is nice, and the service was just okay. Asked for a to go cup for my daughter's thai tea and ended up having to ask another server.
__label__3 Great food!\n\nWe had the pineapple rice, papaya salad, red curry chicken and stuffed chicken wings... all great.\n\n2nd best Thai that I have had in L.V.... Lotus of Siam is still the best!
__label__3 I'd give this place 5 stars based on the taste of food, because it's great. My favorite place out here so far. However this place loses a star because when you order for pick up, you get very little food. Disappointing for the price you pay. You almost want to eat in the restaurant every time because only then do do you get the amount of food you pay for.
__label__4 I have been to both Rachel's kitchens in town. They are both great but this location seems a bit better and has a few more options... They have a daily special which is always different if you happen to catch it on a berry salad day... Get it!!!! It is the best salad I have ever had! If not... All of there salads are delicious... You can't go wrong, huge portions, and healthy too!
__label__3 Rachel's Kitchen is a great place to go for lunch. Really small, but nice and quaint.  Great sandwiches, salads, and breakfasts. Pretty healthy too.
__label__2 My return visit to Rachel's Kitchen! I arrived just around 11:20 AM on a Saturday morning and the place was bustling, although not overly packed. The outside dining area had pretty much every table full of Summerlin moms and a scattering of elderly people and young people enjoying brunch or just coffee outside in the nice weather. I believe Rachel's Kitchen attracts quite a wide range of people.\n\nI ordered the Breakfast Burrito and asked for bacon to be put it in it. The service was very nice and the cashier was pleasant. I quickly retreated outside to find a place to sit and found a partially-shaded table that was perfect. \n\nThe food came out quick. I thought the burrito was very generous with its fillings. There was a lot of eggs, very well cooked, and a good amount of bacon. The pico de gallo inside was not over-powering (especially for someone like me, who HATES cilantro). However, my same complaint as before - I saw avocado on the ingredients list and I was over-joyed with happiness - BUT the burrito was somewhat lacking in my expectation of avocado goodness. Perhaps I have learned my lesson and will order EXTRA avocado from here on out. The burrito also came with little potatoes and ketchup to dip them in. I only had a few, because the burrito was very large, in fact - I didn't finish it!\n\nRachel's Kitchen is great for an outdoor brunch. I do like it, but again it is in The District and if you can deal with a little bit of the snooty customers who inhabit this particular shopping center, than you will be fine. I will only subject myself to it when I truly need to go out of my way - as is the case with grabbing a bite to eat at Rachel's Kitchen.
__label__3 Rachel's is a great place to go for a brunch  or a chill meal with no higher aspirations than making fairly simple, but delish food.  Most of the food is on the healthier side, btw. I \\'ve been here a half a dozen times and always came away satisfied with my meal and the chance to sit outside on the patio.  There's pretty much always a stream of customers.
__label__2 Granted the food is good and fresh, and I gave them a pass on service my first time in because they were busy. But now after my second time and to get a wrap and a sandwhich took 20 minutes, I'm out. I'm sorry, going out the service is just as important to me as the food. So if you like great food and you can wait then please by all means still go, but if service is important you might want to find another place.
__label__1 The food is delicious. I've gotten the fettuccine alfredo and the 440 sandwich and both are fantastic. The only turn off is how long they take to make anything. You have to call in and order if you want to avoid waiting 30+ minutes. I've waited 35 minutes for a sandwich before which is simply not worth it, no matter how good it tastes. Definitely call ahead and order.
__label__3 A relatively small but very nice resort. Next time I bring the wife to Phoenix and need to stay someplace different than a typical chain hotel, this place will fit the bill nicely. There is a nearby upscale mall with upscale restaurants that can be walked to in less than 15 minutes. Our room on the 2nd floor was nice and quiet and had nice ameneties such as a flat screen tv. My only peeve was the crazy daily resort fee.
__label__4 Another great Kimpton hotel. Service is top notch. Big pools and 2 hot tubs are a plus
__label__4 Beautiful, absolutely beautiful. I was here for a seminar last week, and the hosts couldn't have picked a more amazing location. It is such a relaxing and soothing environment. There are fire pits and great pools onsite. And it sure helps that they have a free wine tasting in the lobby every night. They also do a free signature cocktail on ocassion. I loved hanging out in the lobby one night and playing Jenga. We had such a great time laughing it up. We convinced anyone who walked by our table to pull out a block and put it on top of the stack. The poor guy who works there knocked our tower over. We didn't mind, we just laughed our asses off. He was so worried he'd do that, he didn't want to play, but was such a great sport and did anyways. That atmosphere was perfect. \n\nAll the meals that were catered for us were great as well. Usually when I think of hotel buffets, it's not a pretty picture. The food was amazing, surprisingly. I would definitely go back on my own. The staff was super attentive and kind.\n\nThe best part? The glass deer head light fixtures near the bar. Seriously? Yup, they had the balls to do that!
__label__4 I LOVE CHOCOLATE!!!!!!!!!\n\nI took my daughter here for her 13th birthday and she love it!!! We sat on the comfy couches and ordered the chocolate fondue and it was DELICIOUS it gave me the best sensation ever!!!!\n\nFor all you chocolate lovers I highly recommend you stop by here and order the chocolae fondue!\n\nThe people there are very friendly and give you great service!
__label__2 Went to a game. It is always great to see baseball since we don't have a Pro team out here. Good prices on food and beer. Would recommend it for a cheap night out.
__label__2 The epitome of a pitcher's ballpark, Cashman Field boasts big time dimensions in terms of size. We're talking 433 feet to center field. I'm not even sure if I could clear that with my trusty Easton aluminum bat!\n\nPerhaps the coolest thing about Cashman Field is that it was featured in the popular video game 'Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas'.\n\nOkay, enough with the history lessons. Let's get down to business.\n\nCashman Field is all around a pretty mediocre ballpark. You can find better built ones across the country and even in the AA League or Single A League. A lot of people like to complain about the parking situation at Cashman, but compared to major league parks, it's a breeze. Yes, walking down and up that large hill can be a bit of a chore especially after a few pre-game cervezas but hey, you're there to watch an athletic competition anyway.\n\nBeers are appropriately ball park priced at around $7 each. The food available is not of the best quality and is overpriced. At one 51s game I attended I was absolutely famished, so I snagged myself a philly cheesesteak for the sum of $8 and disappointingly wolfed down the sub-par ingredients with vigor. I also saw that Papa John's was present at the park and selling tiny personal pizzas for the sum of $11 each.\n\nIf you're sitting in the cheap seats prepare to be uncomfortable as they can pretty much be described as metal bleachers. Another downside to the ballpark is that there is no outfield seating, however they do allow kids to run around and play in the grassy areas by each foul post. I thought this was a bit odd as it can tend to be dangerous at times when foul balls come flying in.
__label__3 After a 6 month hiatus, I had family in town and we wanted Mexican food.  On Black Friday, we knew restaurants could be packed because of hungry shoppers taking a break from their door buster deals.  I reluctantly went back to Macayo's and I'm glad I did.  Whatever beef they were using before is back to the original and the menu items tasted just like I remembered it.  This time I ordered the shredded beef Macayo Chimi with rice and beans and oh was it good!  I barely finished my plate and I was relieved the quality of food had returned.\n\nOur server tonight was Ken and he rocked it.  He made sure our glasses were full and he served our food real quick and we had everything we wanted.  Even at the end he noticed my Father-In-Law's name on the credit card (he paid the bill) and said \"Thank You Mr. Rausin for dining with us tonight.\"  That was a nice added touch.  He really seemed like he cared about his customers.  We've never had bad service at this location.  My faith in Macayo's is restored and I will be back!
__label__4 oh my gosh. this drink got me drunkk in like 5 minutes no joke.\n\nits pretty similar to fat tuesday but when its a million degrees outside, you really dont feel like walking that far down the strip to get it..especially if youre staying closer to the north end of the strip. and plus lime ice's bottles are way cuter!\n\nanywho. i got the pink lemonade 22oz for like $12. what a deal. in goes the shots of bacardi... and the slushee.. and you've got yourself a party! they mix it for you but somehow all the alcohol settles to the bottom, so the first 5-7 sips are so strong they just get you buzzinnnn. great way to beat the heat and get drunk at the same time. whats not to love!
__label__3 Good alternative to fat Tuesday's, however I would still rather go to fat Tuesday's. The drinks here are decent, but not enough alcohol so they give you too much sugar rush without the alcohol affect. It was really cool that you can upgrade to premium alcohol (goose or skyy instead of their well alcohol) for $2 for the whole 100oz yardstick. Purple rain was my favorite flavor, but it was just too sugary compared to fat Tuesday's
__label__3 I love this place!! Every time I go to Vegas I have to get stop here for lunch. They have the best hot pastrami sandwich! Highly recommended!!
__label__3 I can't personally review this deli, so I have my family here to assist me. My family demanded that I review the deli and RAVE about it because they loved eating here...several times! \n\nIf I could imagine being back in NYC and eating at a NY deli, this would be the closest to that NYC deliciousness out west. My aunt had the beef and cheddar melt on focaccia. The bread smelled amazing and looked like it could actually control the piles of beef and perfect amount of cheddar in this sandwich. The bread almost succeeded, but it was so delicious that almost was good enough. The beef (I got a sample from the deli man)was okay , but only because my family made them make it less rare (NNNOOOOOO!). I bet you it is amazing without the extra cooking. I tried the pastrami and my world was rocked. It was equally as great as Carnegie Deli's pastrami at the Mirage, and the size of this sandwich was larger than my head! At first my family was going to eat only a half. Oops. The entire sandwich was gone in moments.\n\nThe best part of this meal according to my aunt? The chicken noodle soup. I see all the reviews mention this soup. Since I cannot have it, I don't know exactly what it tastes like, but my aunt said it was gorgeous, and that is a fantastic compliment. She said that it is the best chicken noodle soup she had ever had (which is blasphemy coming from her household), and she said it reminds her of the chicken noodle soup she always wanted when she was sick because one minute after eating it you start to feel better immediately. The soup tasted like home and warmed her up for our cold walk up and down the strip. She did not stop talking about said soup for over a few hours, and she still mentions this soup a week or two after she left. So if you don't feel well or have a wicked headache or just feel like a NY deli comfort food moment? Come to Greenberg's - you'll find my family and I there ready and waiting.
__label__2 This is another place that you wind up going when you have been killed by the prices at all the other restaurants/buffets on the Strip. Right inside NY NY Casino, you'll think, \"Hey, the prices can't be too awful since it's a deli.\" And you're right. It's not *that* cheap, but it's also not ridiculously expensive.\n\nAnd it's a sandwich. That's all. \n\nAnother place in Vegas that I went once and probably won't go again. Although I can't see this place actually getting closed and replaced. It seems like it just kind of fits in their whole theme.
__label__0 I'm stunned to see the number of overwhelmingly positive reviews about Greenberg's. I can only assume that most have never eaten outstanding Jewish deli food, and, as often happens with reviews on Yelp, a lack of reference points leads to a misevaluation.\n\nPeople need to understand what Greenberg's is. It's essentially a fast food version of an authentic Jewish deli--a replica that has the basic look and feel of an authentic deli, but not the food quality or soul. This is obviously a common phenomenon on the Vegas Strip.\n\nFolks who've been to the great delis, like Katz's in NYC, Lester's in Montreal, Canter's in Los Angeles, or any of the other great delis, know what real Jewish deli food tastes like. They know what real matzo ball soup tastes like, and what the best pastrami tastes like. \n\nGreenberg's is a 2-star deli at best, and, quite honestly, is just a fast food version of a Jewish deli. It kills me to know that people leave Greenberg's believing they've just eaten quality Jewish deli food. Oy vey!
__label__0 Warning - I got quite possible the WORST case of food poisoning I've ever had at this place. I am 100% sure it's this place because it's the only thing I had eaten all day - I'm here for CES. I got the Ruben and I thought something was weird about the sauce but attributed it to shitty Vegas food. Going on 12 hours sick. :(
__label__4 Five stars is for food only !! Hands down best pastrami I've ever had. Maybe best sandwich period. I got the pastrami Reuben on sourdough. The gentleman on the meat sliding station let me sample the corn beef and pastrami to see which I liked better. He was very friendly but the two girls working the other counters were frowning and not friendly. .  I will def be returning on my next Vegas trip.
__label__3 I followed the advice on Yelp and got a ticket at Tix4Tonight for $16.60 plus a $3.00 service charge (otherwise known as $19.60). I thought the exhibit was good, not great, until I came the room with a big piece of the side of the Titanic that they hauled out of the ocean (called, aptly, The Big Piece). FYI: it's big. And it's worth the cost of admission. History came alive, though not literally. I left satisfied, which doesn't happen often. \n\nThree star exhibit with five star chunk of the Titanic = four stars. Go.
__label__4 Such a wonderful exhibit! I came here with high hopes and they were far exceeded. The entire exhibit is so well put together. Touching a \"real\" iceberg to feel how cold it is. They have the perfect mix of Science and History in here, the way the museum leads you from one point to the next is so surreal. You have an entirely new understanding when you leave. The ending board where you see if you lived or died is especially interesting!
__label__4 I think I actually felt the story and history of Titanic, the \"ship of dreams\" with all my heart during my visit. I wanted to visit this exhibition so bad because it was our one year anniversary and 100th anniversary of Titanic, it was just such a touching and romantic thing to do! \n\nThe tickets are $32 each for adult, they have photographers take photos for visitors with 3 backgrounds. The scene in the very front of the ship from the movie, the portrait of the big piece of Titanic, and the re-creation of the Grand Staircase. You can decide if you want those photos after your visit. They don't allow cameras inside, all the phones have to be turned off as soon as you enter the exhibition. \n\nThe 25,000-square-feet exhibit was fantastic! I loved it how they re-created the first and third class rooms. We could actually walk through it, even the furnishings were by original manufacturers. Lots of recovered artifacts from Titanic, lots of detailed descriptions about the ship and passengers, even the stories about survivors and victims. \n\nI was surprised first class suite cost that much money per person for this voyage, more than $50,000 a suite in today's money value! In the movie Kate's fianc\u00e9e must be so wealthy to book 3 suites! And how luxury the first class areas were, only they had running water, and everything was as luxury as Ritz. Wow.. Amazing! \n\nI almost lost words at The Grand Staircase ... It was just like in the movie! My favorite set! We got to walk up and take a photo, my dream came true! The actual big piece of Titanic was so surreal to me, I couldn't believe it was an actual piece from the ship! And the rest of the ship in the bottom of North Atlantic Ocean is going to disappear in a decade or two from decaying. \n\nIt was very educational that they showed us when Titanic hit the iceberg, why, and how she had no chance but to sink....and why many passengers died from the cold so fast in North Atlantic Ocean, the water was even colder than the iceberg they put there for visitors to touch and feel, it was freezing! Most passengers suffered psychological and physical panics in the water, their body temperatures dropped very fast, so that they died even faster in the water..... so sad.....And they re-created the moonless night on the deck when Titanic hit the iceberg. I swear I could feel something around me, I hope they were not spirits or something... \n\nThis exhibit was just too touching, too real, I had tears in my eyes, I couldn't imagine how people went through all that, such a great tragedy... I even told hubby that I would never get on a life boat without him, just like Kate & Jack in the movie! Well, I am just a hopeless romantic! \n\nThey had a visitors book for us to write our thoughts about our visit. A gift shop to get something to take home of this amazing Titanic artifact exhibition. \n\nAbsolutely loved this exhibit, can't even describe how much I enjoyed it, it was really a romantic thing to do for couples, I highly recommend it!
__label__3 Took my family (8 & 10 year olds) to the exhibit today.  Bought tickets for $22 each via the 1/2 price ticket booth in front of Planet Hollywood.\n\nOur kids are really into the Titanic story due to the movie and cable documentaries, so we took a shot.  \n\nThe exhibit was a good experience overall.  The sights, sounds and even the temperatures made you feel as if you were touring through the ship itself.  The many personal effects of the passengers brought the real story to life.  \n\nThe grand staircase was quite a site and we bought a family photo of it for $20.  (We very rarely do this but liked the shot.  They allegedly email you a digital copy as well.  Amazingly the lady said it takes 3-5 days.  Quite odd for 2014 email.)\n\nThe stop , which took about an hour, was a nice family activity in a city not really known for them.  $88 was a tad steep, but not terrible either.  I'm rating it 4 stars because I feel the exhibit could have had more to see. What was there was interesting but I wish there had been more of it.  \n\nOverall pleased with the exhibit!
__label__2 Price update. Sandwiches are now $3.25  they went up .25\nVery peculiar experience today at Dakao. Ordered a veggie sandwich and was told not available but all other sandwiches have the same veggies.  Place is still dirty and has a peculiar smell. not from baking bread either
__label__3 Honestly, I've had better priced and better tasting bahn mi in the Cali area but for me, Dakao has some of the much better bahn mi in good ol' LV!  I had a hankering for some Viet food one day and we somehow ended up seeing this place from the corner of our (Asian) eyes.  Tucked into a corner right next to a hair salon, there was a small line at the counter.  I look to my left, a drink cooler, I look to my right, a food cooler, I look up...a menu of Vietnamese sandwiches!  I figure why not give it a shot.  \n\nDakao is a very small place that is meant for take-out or pick-up so don't plan on eating here.  They do have one tiny table with two plastic chairs, but I think those are more for decoration than anything.  So order, wait, take your bahn mi outside or eat at home.  Or do like me and take your bahn mi to the 168 Market right down the street and eat it at the food court there while people are watching you with awe while constantly getting asked, \"Where you get that?  Where you get that?\"  Where indeed.\n\nThere are 12 bahn mi sandwiches on the menu at Dakao.  They each range from $3-4.  Yes, expensive for bahn mi standards for Cali folks...but not bad for us desert dwellers here in LV.  Don't forget, you buy 5 bahn mi, you get 1 free!  I for some reason have never bought only one or two when I go to Dakao.  I always get the 5 with the 1 free because usually there will be someone in my family that will say, \"Hey...where's mine?\"  It never fails.  Who knew you had to feed kids constantly?\n\nI haven't tried all 12 bahn mi yet at Dakao but give me some time, I'll get there.  I stick with the #1 (House Special), #3 (Marinated Pork Ball), #6 (Grilled Pork), #7 (Shredded Pork & Skin), #8 (Grilled Chicken), and #11 (Meatball).  The #1 seems to be the fav of the family.  If you see 'House Special' on a bahn mi menu, expect to see head cheese, pate, and pork loaf on your sandwich.  Andrew Zimmern haters be warned!  There be some Bizarre Foods in the #1 bahn mi at Dakao.  But damn...it's good!\n\nThe bread at Dakao is what does it for me.  It's a skinnier bahn mi, but the bread is not too hard on the outside, and not too chewy on the inside.  It's just right.  Pretty good French roll.  I just wish they added more fillings to their sandwiches!  They can be a bit on the paltry side with the meat and the veggies.  I love those pickled veggies!  I always have to ask for extra veggies on the side for my bahn mi, thankfully they've never charged me extra for it.  I also like some hoisin sauce on my bahn mi, luckily we often times take our sandwiches home.  \n\nThere's also a lot of Vietnamese deli items including various pastries, buns, rolls, and desserts but I always forget about them since all I do is focus on that BIG @$$ bahn mi menu every time I walk in there.  My order is easy, all I do is go, \"3 #1, 1 #6, 1 #7, 1 #8, to go, extra veggies on the side please\" and I'm done.  So easy, even an old Asian lady can do it!\n\nDakao takes credit/debit cards but they prefer cash instead.  Service, even if minimal, is always quick and friendly for me.  Hit up Dakao Sandwiches if you want a big bahn mi for a mini-mi price!
__label__3 The banh mi here is good, not great like places in OC. The bread and vegetables are fresh. They load too much meat in the sandwiches, which maybe some people will like, but it really should be a balance to be a great sandwich.
__label__4 You can't call yourself a banh mi master until you have paid tribute to this temple of divine eats. Okay, so it really looks like a hole in the wall joint but that's where you gotta go sometimes to find the magically and spiritually liberating kind of stuff. Which other banh mi place can boast they make their own bread? THEIR OWN BREAD??? A good banh mi is only as good as the bread that it is incased it. Not many and don't give me lip about general lee's fakewich down the street either. If you want the real deal, you got to dig deep. Sandwiches range from 3.25 - 3.75. This place won't break the bank and the sandwiches are a foot long. EAT THAT JARED. No, literally. Eat it, it's good for you. Another amazing thing about them is that you buy 11, they give you the 12th free! SCORE. with 12 different kinds of banh mi and even a vegetarian to boot, who wouldn't want to give this place a shot? If it seems I am over zealous about this place, I promise you I couldn't be zealous enough. If you love banh mi then definitely give this place a try!
__label__3 Lobster. Grilled. Cheese.  That is all.
__label__3 Wowsers!\n\n\nSo I ended up eating at this place because the cafe line was extremely long and nothing else was open. I wasn't too happy at first until I took my first bite. The New England Clam Chowder was surprisingly good and totally changed my view of the restaurant. It's actually up there with Fishemans wharf status. \n\nIn regards to other recommendations I recommend the gumbo which my wife had and couldn't get enough. My next visit to this place I'm definitely going to get something fried because everything looked so good.
__label__3 LOL, I love that I am considered a regular on Yelp here when I was in Vegas for a week. We stayed at our time share across the street and they gave us vouchers for the restaurants. If you couldn't tell by the fact that I am a \"regular\", we went there a couple times because the food was good and inexpensive. If we stay at the timeshare again, I will definitely be back to Big Sur!
__label__4 Ok SouthPoint, you really need to name this salad after me. I've been ordering and coming to this restaurant for at least 5 years and still it hasn't made it to the menu. I get people asking me what I order as its soooo yummy looking. It's a Caesar Salad (tossed and mixed with the dressing) with the lump crab from the appetizer but I have it grilled. Every server including Manny who knows it best knows to put it up as soon as he sees me sitting down at the counter. It's quite pricey but worth it ($20). Use your SouthPoint points from the reward card to help finance it.
__label__3 We love Oyster Bar at Palace Station  but we have the kids with us this trip. So we decided to try this 1, it was pretty good. The pan roast is different than the palace station waster bar it was still good but the Oyster Bar palace at Palace station pan roast is much better. The gumbo was good, good bread great clam chowder. The lobster grilled cheese sandwich was good but we didn't feel it was really worth the price. Overall a good experience.
__label__3 The oysters are delicious. Sweet and clean. I recommend to skip on the lobster grilled cheese. It was, as most people stated, bland.  The sourdough bread is yummy and the chips are homemade, but nothing to be excited about. The crab special is a MUST!!! I love that the crabs come already cut and mess free AND it's only $28 for 1 and a half pounds of deliciousness. \n\nOysters Rockefeller was yummy, but I prefer the Louisiana gold seal oysters (raw)  Next time we visit we are ordering the cioppino (the guy next to us ordered and it smelled amazing!!!) Overall a good price for the food. Service was meh, but our bartender made sure he checked up on us all the time. Kitchen staff seemed off getting the food out. All our food (appetizer included) came out at the same time.  The Bloody Mary oyster shooter was ok. Too much vodka for my taste.  The best part is that this place is open til 12am!!! That's awesome. We will for sure be coming back. And more than likely regulars at this place! Dive in. Enjoy!
__label__1 I dont mind small- if they are very good with what they are stocking. Who the fuck is supplying and merchandising this store? I say this because I know people that work for the MJ brand and have been a buyer. I know some of the items picked arent the \"sellers\"....why put it in such a limited space spot? It definitely was a \"throwaway\" store- where it seems the leftovers get sent. \n\nI came in with my brother who was visiting from LA... Wanted this one wallet- of course they didn't have. Nor my backup choices. Shoulda just asked my brother to buy and bring it from Cali. MJ back home on Melrose is spacious, good selection and the staff is both silly and serious in the best possible ways. I didn't even get helped here or greeted....sad because there was 3 people working that weekend. Why do you even need 3 people working at a tiny store? It was \"crowded\" with only two other customers there.\n\n2.5 stars
__label__2 Went there and the food and service were good.\nBut I felt screwed when I saw a Pasta plate and they were charging $13.95 for it. I asked them if I could get the pasta plate and add Chicken and they said sure .....no problem.\nWell... the bill came and they charged me $32 for just the Friggin Pasta.\nI complained from the server to the Boss.\nHe was an Asian guy that said he'd payed over $32 for pasta before...\nBF deal....\nI said that I should have been told that it was going to be 32 and not 13 and it should have been my decision to spend $32.\nIt's a little short sited on there part.\nThe bill was $138 dollers.. \nNormally I would leave about a $35 tip on that amount.\nI left them with no tip and saved the $35.\nThe only one that suffers is the poor waiter.\nWOULD NEVER RECOMMEND ZEFFIRION'S .....IT'S A RIP-OFF!!!!!
__label__1 Went here for a birthday dinner during a girls only weekend in Vegas. What a perfect place to go to with a bunch of girls surrounded by cute servers and bus boys! \n\nThe menu is in Italian with English descriptions of the meals. You really have to take your time to read it (unless of course you can read and understand Italian). The portion sizes are large enough for sharing which is perfect for keeping a high cost meal on the cheaper side.\n\nThe whole experience and food was great but if I'm back in Vegas, and craving Italian, I'll explore my options a lot more.
__label__0 They lost my credit card!!!!\n\nWhen we were ready to leave we gave our waiter our credit card to pay for the bill.\nWe waited five minutes, ten minutes, and fifteen minutes! Started to get a bit anxious that nobody would come back with our card. When he finally came back . . . with our check yes, but not with our card,  he told us that the card had been lost in the way to the register but he was sure it was there and he was going to look for it, find it and bring it back.  After 30 minutes again, no card, of course.  \nI decided then that it was too long to wait and made a call to our bank to block the card.\nthis was the card we were going to use for most of our travel expenses.  What a mess!\nI'm very disappointed and would not recommend this place, not just for the fact that they lost our card, but for what they told us after finally revealing that the card was definitely lost.\nExact words and I'm quoting \"We apologize for the inconvenience, can you please give us another card to pay for your check we promise this time we won't lose it\".  UNBELIEABLE!!!!!
__label__4 You can not beat the food here. Everything is top notch and you get exactly what you paid for, I come from a full Italian family and we all agrees the risotto was as if we were in Italy. The staff was amazing while the place is packed they manage to have people eating in under 15 minutes. The place has an amazing view of the gondola and mall. Overall success it's a dine you must try with eloquent food.
__label__1 When I booked the Thanksgiving buffet, I did not have high expectations for the food.  I read the Yelp reviews and assumed the food would be acceptable.  Unfortunately, even that expectation was not achieved.\n\nI wanted a place that served a fairly traditional meal (which unfortunately left out most of the fine dining takes on Thanksgiving) without waiting in line at one of the mega buffets.  Other than the Italian cured meats and bread, the food was poor.  The carved turkey and pork were dry and lacked any flavor.  The yams were terrible.  The Italian entr\u00e9es were ok, but nothing special.\n\nIn all, my worst meal in Vegas.
__label__0 Excellent food, with horrific service. Came here with a couple friends and my boyfriend for lunch one Sat. Like a previous review stated, the hostess was very gracious and kind, but that's where it stops. Our service was very shotty. Our server seemed to have absolutely no interest on giving us good service since we weren't dropping hundreds on lunch buying bottle waters or drinking wine or alcohol. Ordered and Iced tea and not once did anybody offer a refill for my tea. I shouldn't have to wave you down to refill my ice tea. 2 of my friends wanted to share an appetizer and an entree and was straight up told by our server that it wasn't allowed. Our server was very rude. He only came to our table to take our order and drop off our check. This place seemed so promising but due to the service of one server, this place came off very pretentious. Maybe if the staff/server spent less time on their iPhones and more time taking care of their guests,  I could give this place another try next time I was in Vegas. But I can assure u I will NEVER go or suggest this place ever again. U shouldn't leave feeling like u were looked down upon when you was choose to spend my hard earned money on the establishment.
__label__3 Loved it!!!! My boyfriend and I are so happy and could not stop talking about our experience. The food was not the best but it was good and we had nothing negative to say. So romantic and intimate. And great service..
__label__1 Our concierge recommended this overpriced foodcourt experience.  We had the pre fix, not that the price was the problem just that the food was mediocre at best and when considering an establishment for a decent dining experience one would think you would not be served individual wraped breakfast butters with your bread basket :).  The beef carpaccio was prosciutto with an arugala salad on top, the veal parmesan was pretty delicious, well seasoned and tender and the pastry shop deserts were lack lustre and unimpressive.  The staff was attentive and wonderful and gave us great service. Unfortunately the atmosphere and ambiance was like sitting in the food court in a themed italian chateaux.   Well it is the venetian casino so I should have known better.  We were looking for something a little more high end with a culinary experience and I feel it fell short.  When in vegas make the trip out to Nora's italian restaurant if you want some GREAT and fabulous italian food in vegas.
__label__1 Napoleon's, 2006: The Paris created an ambiance of a cool rainy April evening in France. The rain slicked streets are being lit by the warm glow from the lamps of the bistros on side streets, a beacon for  the hard working Parisian on their way home from work...everthing has a mist fractured sparkly aura...Napoleon's was an oasis of coziness with overstuffed, well used, but good quality couches and chairs. The soft tinkle of the piano in the background sets the tone for a lovely bottle of Champagne and intimate conversation with friends. Bowls of rice snacks on the tables and a complimentary nosh from the carvery welcome you to linger....\nNapoleon's, 2010: The Paris has attained that most feared patina of old tobacco smoke and thin coating of dust on the all-too obviously fake greenery...Napoleon's reminds one of an courtesan well past her prime. The few well worn slightly sticky red velvet couches are bottom-ed out, making its users resemble taco shells when sitting...they have moved the few comfortable chairs to the cold, rank cigar room...the rest of the chairs, are those you would normally find in a convention centre meeting room (perhaps from the area just around the corner?). The wine list is poor and limited; only three sparklers listed, with only one, the Tattinger, being of any quality. The red and white wines are pedestrian. The best thing they offer is the $19-$20 flight of  3 sparkers or port  which are presented in a lovely acrylic and metal carousel with a glass of soda water to cleanse the palate.  \nGone is the complimentary carvery nosh and the bowls of rice snacks. And no other food is offered for purchase, lending its patrons to loading up on the 1/2 price drink specials and then staggering out into the casino looking for sustanence, gastronomic and spiritual, elsewhere. There was no mood music from the piano (which is now covered with tacky stickers) but a gentleman playing guitar/synthesizer far too loudly for us to carry on conversation. Whereas in a previous visit, the music ranged from classical to French standards like \"La Vie en Rose\", this was a mish mash of everything from Elvis to The Eagles. But no music to take you mentally to Paris...a shame...\nWhere once, Napoleon's was a little tender haven that encouraged its patrons to dress as do the French, with style and flair, its most recent incarnation seems content to sink down to the ultra casual, jeans and logo bearing t-shirt crowd. The sense of \"specialness\" is lost. Might as well go to the \"Hard Rock\" .\nYes, the economy played a factor in its decline but just because you can't dine on caviar, its doesn't mean you automatically switch to canned dog food. \nHow sad! From sophisticated to sophmoric in only three years. Truly a loss for Las Vegas....
__label__4 Was walking around the Paris Casino and came upon a bar thatwas hopping to find out their were dueling piano players. So we decided to take a listien for a few songs and wound up staying there for several hours. Anybody who can pull off Motorhead's \"Ace of Spades\" is great in my book. They were extremely funny and kept you interested and having fun all night!
__label__2 Napoleon's Dueling Piano Bar\nOverall\n3.75\n\nGold Medal - Extraordinary Pianist\nSilver Medal - Peppy Fun Environment\nBronze Medal - Free entrance\n\nThese pianist knows every song!  From Journey to Metallica.  Truely amazing.\n\nThere were people singing, dancing, and drinking.  People were having the time of their lives.\n\nThis is a free activity at night.  There is no admission fee and no drink minimum. Unlike comedy improv shows, where you get in for free, but the waitresses are hounding you for drink orders, causing you to miss the entire show. Here at Napoleon's, you pay for what you want to order.  If you want to request that special song that makes your body alive, you pay a tip with the name of the song written on a piece of paper.\n\nThe crowd was mainly 40 years old+.  All the younger hipsters are probably out hitting the dance clubs.\n\nHAPPY DUELING!!
__label__0 This particular Big O, is run by a number of scammers.  I took my car to get a transmission flush done.  They left my transmission overfilled by a quart.  I had to take it back and it was still overfilled when I left.  I bought a card from a solicitor from this company which included a number of free services.  I asked the seller if I would be able to provide my own oil (syn) and filter and all they would need to do is the labor.  The seller said that would be fine.  So I bought the card and a week later I go to store to get service done.  \n\nAs soon as I mentioned that I had that 'discount' card, the guy behind the counter is like \"well let's go outside and take a look at the car\".  We go outside and he says that one of my tires needs to be changed.  He says that he doesn't even feel safe driving it into the shop (the tire had some cracks, but the tread was perfectly fine, no balding or uneven wear.  It was fine).  So I agree and we go inside and he gives me a quote.  He tells me that they only have on tire in stock and it's $128.  It's a Dodge stratus with standard tires and stock rims.  I ask him why it's so expensive and he says that it's because the speed rating is an S and that all the tires need to keep the same speed rating.  I did not realize it at the time but I bought two other tires for the car from this same Big O and they were $87.  So I decide that I'm going to take the car somewhere else to get the tire.  \n\nI took it to discount tire and got a tire for $88. Took it back to the Big O tire to get the service I had originally taken it in for (oil change and tire balance).  The same guy tells me that it's the company's policy that they must use their own oil and filter.  So I told them that's fine and I ask them to do the tire balance.  He tells me that even though I have a card for one FREE tire balance that they are still going to charge me $3 per weight used because they need to use aluminum weights since my rims are aluminum alloy.  The rims had lead weights on them already.  I've never even heard of aluminum weights being used to balance a tire.  So I figured at that point that the person was lying to me and just wanted to take my money and probably wouldn't have even done the service anyways.  \n\nI immediately took my dodge to the Big O on Rock Springs.  Huge difference in service.  I was greeted immediately when I arrived.  I told him that I wanted to do tire balance and that I had a card for a Free Tire balance.  They took the coupon, offered a few other services which I turned down and they proceeded to do the tire balance....  FOR FREE.  \n\nI called Corporate to notify them of the disparity of the two stores.  I don't think they cared much.  They asked what I wanted them to do and all I asked for was a refund for the card I bought, to which the agreed.  Frankly I don't trust any repair shop too much, but this repair shop I believe is short changing it's customers if not steeling.  I don't blame Big O as a corporation, but this one at Centennial is one to avoid.
__label__1 Came here because I had received a gift card. Glad I had it because I wouldn't have spent my own money on it. It was like a broke ass Yogurtland. Most of there flavors taste like cough medicine. I would never come here again. Oh and the people who work here are far from friendly..Bad costumer service.
__label__0 I wanted to like it, I really did.\n\nIt was hot and we wanted a snack. Snacks usually make everything better. But not in the mysterious case of Golden Spoon. \n\nThe first thing that made snack time less wonderful was the fact that the teenagers who worked there acted very impatient. I know that 17 year olds have a lot of really important shizz to do, but if I am going to spend so much on ice cream I'd like to think about it for a minute. They were pretty rushy about forcing us to order right away, so I ended up getting vanilla in a panic. I can't be a flavor adventurer if you are going to rush my decisions!\n\nI am not a big ice cream person, or froyo extraordinare, or whatever you would call yourself if you are a yogurt foodie. But I did not expect to be charged .95 cents per topping. What if I had wanted two toppings? Or seven? That could get even more costly very quickly. In fact, if that girl hadn't been rolling her eyes at me, I may have gotten seven toppings and ended up with a TEN DOLLAR FROYO! I like the idea of the topping bar better. We probably should have tried Yogurtland, but I was under the impression that these places were all the same. I guess I'm just a yogurt racist.\n\nThe vanilla I had was okay. The cake topping was a little weird and dry. My boyfriend had the peanut butter cup... the first bite was okay and the second bite had a weird after taste. I wasn't a fan at all. It really was like reeses flavored rice cake. Since we paid so much for it my boyfriend brought it home and put it in the freezer so he could pretend like he was going to finish it. Silver lining: I bet it hasn't lost any of its creepy flavoring in the freezer!\n\nThe yogurt wasn't very good, it was overpriced, the service left a lot to be desired and the atmosphere was average. Add that to the horrific parking situation outside and I just don't see any reason we will ever return to the Golden Spoon unless it is passing by on the way to Chipotle. It was so disappointing that it makes me want to stop trying new things.
__label__4 Way way better than the Apple store. I spent 2 hours at the apple store and they couldn't help me, all they did was wipe phone phone, told me I needed to buy a new one.  Since I am from Canada I wouldn't buy one here.  I went to  Mac Media and in 20 minutes they had my original phone back to normal!!!  Great shop, saved me money and quick.
__label__1 I only ate here once but it was expensive and unremarkable. Generic American food. I would rather grab a burger at In-and-Out.
__label__1 So this is a really cheap golf course.. It is fine for beginners. \n\nIt is not in the best shape. It is what it is.\n\nThey have a range as well... They have carts for the course.\n\nIt is short.. \n\nDoubtful I would go back. But for people starting out, it should work for them.
__label__3 Great Peking Duck & Chinese Sausage Fried Rice!  Nice restaurant inside and great service.
__label__2 My review of Fin is pretty much the same as all of the other Yelpers. I found Fin to be a bit pricey for Chinese food, and the staff is very overly incredibly attentive. If you take a sip of water, someone is there to refill it for you. \n\nThe food is good, though, there's no doubt about it. I ordered the stir-fry chicken and was very satisfied. They also follow up your meal with a delicious house made fortune cookie and shot of Baileys. \n\nThe ambiance is fantastic if you sit toward the back and can block out the chachings of the nearby slot machines. \n\nHighly recommended for a nice dinner as long as you're aware of the price and overly attentie service staff.
__label__0 We made the mistake buying a expensive deal voucher expecting a high end Chinese meal. The food was bland. But worse was the miserable staff. Not a smile among them with the exception of our waitress. I'm beyond upset that I spent as much as I did for 10$ Chinese deal.
__label__2 Usually I do not go out to Chinese restaurants as I only order take out once in a blue moon when I am home and have nothing in the refrigerator, but Fin came highly recommended and we really didn't want to go too far (we were completely burnt out from working the AAPEX trade show all week). \n\nLike most people we did everything family style so we can try a bunch of dishes. We had the Mongolian Beef, General Tsaos Chicken, and Seafood Lettuce Wraps. Each dish was light, fresh, and delicious. I was very happy with our choice and would defiantly come back here again.
__label__1 The decor is perfect. Very appealing and it creates a nice vibe. Now to the overpriced food ...\n\nI had a cup of soup which was $10 and i stress that it was a cup, not a bowl. Entrees were all around $30 and all were 'A La Carte' .. In other words, you have to pay $15 for fried rice or chow mein. \n\nThe soup was amazing to be fair, but the main meal was a let down and left me hungry. I left $100 lighter and still hungry. I wouldn't call that satisfactory. The restaurant was also pretty empty customer wise, I can only assume this was due to the price.
__label__2 Definitely something that you have to try when you visit Pittsburgh.  Whatever you order, it will be a greaseball.  Ketchup and red devil hot sauce made my sandwich pretty tasty, but I think for that much grease, it should have been phenomenal, not just pretty good.
__label__1 We just can't put on pounds fast enough, the Primanti Brothers were likely thinking when considering what to put on the menu. How can we inject the maximum amount of calories in the shortest amount of time into our customers? Their solution is Pittsburgh's most famous sandwich.......\n\nSandwiches topped with french fries, cole slaw, tomatoes and onions by request.\n\nNext up in the sandwich's evolution? Coca-cola soaked bread? Chocolate shake dressing? We'll have to see...\n\nIn the meantime, worth a try for the novelty aspect. If the concept doesn't interest you, pass it up.
__label__1 I thought I saw how awesome these sanwhiches were on the Travel Channel. I ordered the #2. It was very bland. Burger was dry and fries had almost no taste. I never add salt to my meals but this one needed it. It wasn't until later that I found out that the Pastrami was the one to order. Good service great prices and Pitt atmosphere.
__label__1 Coleslaw and fries in your sammich tastes just as good as it sounds.\n\nIf you think it sounds awesome, then you'd probably find it awesome.\n\nIf you think it sounds nasty, then you'd probably find it nasty.\n\nIf you think it sounds questionable and confusing, then your'e not alone, because that's exactly how I felt after eating it, too.  Why, Primanti Brothers, why??
__label__1 I thought I'd love Primanti Brothers. Places like this are my thing. But I give it a big MEH. I ordered the cheesesteak. Risky move for a Philly girl off her home turf. First mistake. How dare they call this patty of meat product cheesesteak!?! But okay, fine. Besides that, the fries are soggy and bland, and overwhelm the sandwich with their blandness. I pulled most of them off. The bread is bland and floppy -- not sturdy enough for it's job. The best part is the slaw which is a little zippy at least, but not enough to redeem this tower of bland.
__label__2 When you first come to Pittsburgh, everyone will urge you to go to Primanti's (or \"Primanny's\" in Yinzer). I think it was good, but not great, at this particular location.\n\nThe restaurant is kind of cramped and dirty, and it seems like there is a layer of grease on everything. The service is pretty poor at the counter, although in one visit an older man waited at our table and he was quite good.\n\nThe portions are generous, the sandwich bread is good, and the fries are very good. You really have to pick the right meats; the cheese steak meat is sub-standard, and a few of the others are less than stellar. But the cajun chicken, hot sausage, kielbasa, and others are very good. They make for big, messy, good sandwiches. The coleslaw is good as a sandwich topping, but doesn't really qualify as a slaw, as it is mostly vinegar soaked cabbage. It still goes well.
__label__3 One of the better Primanti Brothers.  When you go into this place you really get the feel of what Primanti's is supposed to be.  Nothing fancy, just some basic tables and an menu of the huge Pittsburgh sandwich with choice of meat/cheese and fries, coleslaw, and tomato in the sandwich.  It's huge and hard to eat but delicious and a must try if you've never been to Pittsburgh.\n\nOne nice thing about this location is that it has just been remodeled a bit everything in the kitchen area looks really clean.  Don't worry, they did not make anything fancy though, you still get that Prmanti's feeling when you walk into the place.\n\nThe manager at this location also took the time to personally great our table.  Nice touch!
__label__4 This is a small restaurant that appears to be run by the owners.  My husband and I go there often and have always been treated well.  The japanese lasagna roll they make is the best I've found here and in Southern California.  My husband likes their tempura udon soup and claims the maguro tuna is fresh.  This has become our 'go to' sushi place.
__label__0 AWFUL. I used to go here as an undergrad and recently paid them a visit. I was going to Krannert for a play and was running a bit late for a full fledge sit down restaurant, and I thought Basil Thai would be a fair compromise given their proximity and relatively quick serve. I ordered their Massaman Curry and it was just plain awful. The rice was cooked too long and was on it way to becoming congee. The curry itself was tasteless, way too salty, and over spiced to the point of being bitter. The pork was over cooked. I took about two bites and tossed the entire thing. Complete waste of like $9.
__label__2 first off i am not a fan of this place at all. There are various places in charlotte with the same set up doing it way better. The onion rings where not what i expected greasy and lacking in flavor. My burger was sub par but i did enjoy my milkshake. Maybe it was just a bad day but it didn't win me over enough to ever come back.
__label__3 I went to Zack's Hamburgers for the first time, surprisingly since I am a Charlotte native, for lunch today. I got the Zack's Special which is a double cheeseburger with all the fixin's and their special sauce with a side of fries and a sweet tea. Before taking a bite I had to indulge in the crushed ice that we all dream about in the tea. Man that stuff is good.\n\nThe burger was delicious but not because it was anything fancy. It was more a burger that reminded me of my childhood. It was one of those things that just puts a smile on your face with every bite until the very last. The fries were perfectly salted and simple. No ketchup needed. I did see some chili cheese fries that I may have to try out next time. \n\nService was great and she recommended the Zack's. I had to get a refill of tea and some more crushed ice and they were attentive to me even with a long line. \n\nOverall, great experience. Just remember to get there about 11:30 or after 1 for lunch to prevent waiting in a long line.
__label__1 After hearing a lot about all of the MBFGR's that are around the valley, I finally got a chance to go recently as part of a family gathering (which was a planning fiasco and logistical nightmare, but I digress).  This location was, well, let's just say, it wasn't crowded.  And it showed in the service, very nice and attentive.  They were very patient when our party was supposed to be 8 people, then ballooned to 12 people, then 13.  Unfortunately, one of the solutions to accommodate us was to put a couple of square tables 'attached' to our eight person round table.  I *hate* this.  It's just awkward for at least half the people, and then the people that get stuck at the 'junction'...sucks...\n\nWe ordered some apps, though the only one I tried was the saganaki.  It was definitely good and the pita bread that it came with was nice and warm.  For a meal, I ordered a gyro pita.  Now, I understand that this is a 'full' greek restaurant, and maybe I shouldn't have gone with a gyro, BUT, that's what I was in the mood for, and being a basic greek food, shouldn't be hard to make a good one right?  Well, apparently not.  I've probably gotten gyros at ten places around town, and this was definitely the worst one I've had.  The pita wasn't particularly warm and the meat was kind of tough.  The tzatziki was fine, but thought it was a little weird to be on the side.\n\nThe service was good and patient, but the lame decision to combine two different kind of tables (when we suggested moving and pushing several squares together) knocks them down a little bit.  Though not as much as the not good gyro.  Probably closed to a 2.5, but rounded down to 2.
__label__1 On my first visit to Phoenix, this restaurant was across from my hotel.  At first I was skeptical: would Greek food in the southwest be any good? Then I told myself I was being unfair to Phoenix and decided to give it a try.  I should have listened to my gut. \n\nFor a restaurant with \"Greek\" in the title, I'm amazed at just how bad the \"Greek\" food was.  I tried both the moussaka and the pastitsio, and both were completely underwhelming.  First of all, both were topped with Italian-style tomato sauce and Parmesan.  No sign of the bechamel that is supposed to be atop the pastitsio (even says it on the menu!).  The \"macaroni\" filling was actually giant pieces of penne, and there was no hint of Greek spice anywhere.  The moussaka was even worse: same Italian sauce and cheese on top, but filled with what appeared to be peelings from zucchini and eggplant, all rather al dente.  I sent it back.  The pita wedges and the hummus on the appetizer plate were very good and the best thing I ate.  \n\nService and management were both quite good; they kept my water filled and offered to bring me something else for free when it became clear I wasn't happy with my food.  I won't be back.
__label__1 This restaurant is within walking distance of my office and could easily be my \"go to\" place for lunch. The menu has a good variety and they serve quickly. It's a bit noisy outdoors so I opt for an indoor table where I can have a conversation with my lunch partners.\n\nYesterday I ordered a shrimp-salmon salad with dressing on the side and no red onions. The server was friendly and completed my order exactly the way I asked for it. My first bite of salad was GAK. I then proceeded to dissect the dish and found that in the lettuce mix they were using for the salad, one variety had spoiled. We're not talking wilted lettuce. I'm talking about slimy black leaves throughout the dish. I picked it apart so that I could show someone.\n\nUnfortunately, the server didn't return. Later (40 minutes), the busboy came to take my dish and I said that I wanted to keep it to show it to someone. Then the manager came over and I explained that the lettuce appeared to have gone bad. He gave a nice apology but didn't offer to bring me a different dish. The bill arrived in the next few moments and had a $4 deduction. \n\nWhile I appreciate the effort, by bringing this to his attention, I no doubt allowed him to fix the problem for the remaining customers and probably saved him a few more $4 rebates. I think the place could be more generous with their service recovery.\n\nThey're off my list for a while.
__label__2 Time for an update, and I'm taking away a star for one reason. The food has remained delicious and the lunch specials are priced right (the lamb vindaloo I had there on 4th July was awesome), but there's something that pissed me right off when I ordered takeout recently. Portion size. It's $9-$11 dollars for an 8-oz container of food, depending on what you get. Get three different containers along with rice and a naan and you're almost at $40. That's WAY too expensive, no matter how tasty the food is. I know how to make this stuff (technically, although I have problems achieving the flavour) and I know what the ingredients cost. They're making money hand-over-dot at this place and the final issue I have is that my 8-oz container of chicken makhani was less than half chicken and the rest sauce. See my Tandoori Village review for more information on this. They need to knock their prices WAY down. I want a take-out meal for two and I want it to be under thirty bucks. When I can get three pounds of Chinese food for under $20 (see my review of Chen & Wok in Surprise), paying double that for less food doesn't strike me as a particularly good deal. Don't anyone make the mistake that this place is haute cuisine either. It ain't Gaylords. Not by a long shot. And Gaylords is pretty far from haute cuisine itself.
__label__3 Once you arrive at their office, you sign some papers and they get you fitted for a helmet and goggles. After that, you watch a brief video on the do's and don't's of riding. Once the whole gang arrives and finishes they will drive you to some dunes nearby which was about a 15 minute drive. \n\nDuring our course, we did have a mishap in that one of the wheels popped off the buggy on one of the members in my party. So it took a little bit of time for them to fix it and get back on the sand. None of that deterred me from having the time of my life. I do feel that smaller parties is best so that we can drive as close to its maximum speed allowed and not have to wait or risk tailgating. \n\nI purchased a groupon deal for this. It was a 15 minute dune buggy ride for two buggys at $88. Quite expensive but I definitely recommend it as it was so much fun! All of their staff was so friendly! I cannot wait to go back!
__label__1 Cannot recommend before safety standards are improved. \n\nPros: courteous, professional shuttle drivers who are punctual; office was helpful in rescheduling due to my delayed flight\n\nCons: Loose safety procedures. My single seat buggy lacked left foot rest, four point belt was checked only after I asked. Was not told which group to follow, turned out I was w the guide and two company mechanics, yet I was constantly left in the dust due to my groups familiarity and my sub standard buggy w reduced power. Trying hard to keep up, my buggy gave up half way up a slope the others cleared. I was told that some buggies were beat up so didn't perform well. Not one buggy had a raised flag; this combined w a group that weaved in and out, I lost the group often in the dunes. We were told to follow the guides path bc wavering just 10 ft could result in serious injury: on two occasions I lost the group and hit violent falls. Finally, when it's time to park, one of the staffs buggy rear ends mine, causing a not insignificant whiplash. All I heard was another staff jeer \"what the f r u doing?\" followed by more banter among the staff. No apologies, as if rude behavior explained the \"it's all in good fun\" attitude towards this potentially dangerous sport. \n\nI've done experience events w skip barber and Infineon raceway; all very professionally run and ran strict safety procedures. Sun Buggy feels run by frat brothers who believe the periodical \"r u having fun dude\" is equal to safe and fun.
__label__0 My husband and I came after the D-backs came.  It was expensive and had a limited menu.  Food was ok, but how hard is it for a sports bar to have good wings.  Our waitress was kind of rude, when we commented on the limited menu she told us that we were free to go to TGI Friday's.  We will definitely remember to try that next time.
__label__4 Another sushi restaurant in town (I think Kamakura?) claims to be the only \"Japanese-owned\" Japanese restaurant in Champaign.  I've eaten at Sushi Kame on several occasions, and I have overheard the hostess speak to the other staff in Japanese several times.  Although the owner's ethnicity might not be the sole indication of authenticity and quality, I certainly think Sushi Kame's menu provides sufficient evidence of the restaurant's potential.\n\nOn a winter night several months ago, I decided to stop into Sushi Kame for dinner.  Cold fish doesn't alleviate the chill in one's bones, but I thought that a hearty bowl of udon (noodle soup) might do the job.  As I took the menu from my waitress, I glanced at the list of daily specials and saw that sukiyaki was being served.  This wasn't the type of trendy, flashy food that readily pervades American culinary consciousness, but home-style Japanese comfort food.  When the waitress brought it out, I was surprised to see the slices of rare beef and shirataki noodles served in the traditional iron skillet used  to prepare this dish.  Like much of Japanese cuisine, the flavors of my dinner were simple and clean, but the meal was nevertheless hearty and perfect for winter.\n\nBecause other reviewers have already commented on the quality of sushi here, I will instead focus my review on some of the other dishes served at Sushi Kame.  My favorite appetizer to order at Sushi Kame is the agedashi tofu, several pieces of lightly-breaded soft tofu in a classic Japanese dressing (soy sauce, dashi, mirin, etc.).  If I have time to relax in the afternoon, I like to stop by and order one of their lunch bento boxes, which are fantastic deals as you are given: an entree of your choice (usually some kind of teriyaki), white rice, a salad (pretty modest, made mostly with iceberg lettuce), several pieces of tempura (I'm delighted when I get a piece of Japanese pumpkin with mine), and a few pieces of sushi.  Meals also come with a small somen and cucumber salad (don't expect much; you can finish it in 2 bites) and miso soup (pretty standard).  I absolutely adore the teriyaki at Sushi Kame, a mix of grilled meat (or tofu) and vegetables, including carrots, onions, green beans, and HUGE, DELICIOUS pieces of teriyaki-flavored GARLIC!  I've also eaten the tonkatsu (Japanese fried pork chop), which is fairly simple and good enough for people who crave it.\n\nEveryone fosters a love for their own favorite Japanese town, and while Sushi Kame might not have the flair of KoFusion (with its dance club-inspired decor) or Kamakura (with its teppanyaki performances), I would recommend it as an elegant establishment that offers its own menu of worthy Japanese food.
__label__4 Sushi Kame is placed in downtown Champaign surrounded by the more pricey restaurant such as Jim Gould, Escobar, and Kofusion. You would expect some overpriced meals at Sushi Kame but the items on the menu is reasonably priced. The food is simple and not gimmicky like the trendier places in town. Also the people are very polite. \n\nYou can't go wrong with any of the items on the menu. If you would like a warm soup for you meal, go for the Udon soup (I believe it's $2.00 for one tempura shrimp to be added with the soup). If you want something with a little bit of everything, the bento box consist of the meat and served with 1 roll of California tempura, salad, and rice. More importantly, the sushi is great and they never run out of fish!
__label__3 A friend and I went here for lunch.  The place was busy so we ate at the bar.  The service was outstanding and the food was great.  I had the Southwest Wrap and my friend had the Mediterranean wrap.  The food came out quick and was delicious.  We will definitely make it a weekly lunch stop.
__label__0 BEWARE...Staff cannot be trusted!! Accidentally left debit card on table after paying the waitress. 20 min later my bank called and said fraudulent purchases were being made. Went back there, they returned my card and said only the waitress and bartender had possession of it. They both denied making any charges. Needless to say, I will never go there again! BEWARE!!!!
__label__3 Love how close this place is to my house, love the Californian dreamin chicken sandwich! This place has a friendly staff and is kept clean. I have been here a bunch of times and have never been disappointed!!
__label__1 So...Had a sudden craving for sushi for lunch...the only problem? I was at work and couldn't leave. So after doing much research on yelp I came across a few places that deliver and this was one of the first ones on the list...I'm less than 5 miles away from this place and I was just flat out refused service for delivery. I even offered to pay an extra delivery charge in addition to what they had. I also clearly stated that I had a big order but instead got a chuckle and a flat out no. I ended up calling Island sushi instead which is about the same radius as this joint and was greeted with friendly and helpful service. Oh and PS I'm located in Henderson just up Eastern from this place...save your time if you're in my area and call Island Sushi instead.
__label__4 Great portions , fresh food , amazing customer service ! Very convenient parking and great area one of my favorite spots
__label__4 I have found my new nail spot! Jenny was my nail girl 3 years ago and we lost touch when she moved. So happy I found her, she is amazing!
__label__4 You wont get atmosphere, you wont get 5-star service, but you will get the best deal on food in town.  Its all about $5 for the best gyro and fries (and drink) in town.  Nuff said.
__label__0 Wow, cougar city!  This must be where all divorcees end up going to find their next husbands.
__label__3 Seviche is great! After attempting reservations at two other places Seviche was one that was willing to take us earlier than 10pm so made a reservation for 8pm on Saturday. We tried to arrive a little early to grab some drinks but they had a high top table available for us in the back of the restaurant. We initially thought it was great since it was quieter than the front but after a few minutes Seviche turned up the music - while great music the volume was a con as I remember shouting during part of our conversation, which makes me laugh now. Our waitress who had a trainee along with her was hands down awesome. I thought I could be friends with her by the end of the night. I ordered the Broadbent Vinho Verde wine which was good (had a little carbonation and you could taste the grapes) so had a second. As for food, we had the fire and ice ceviche, asian tartare, tres quesos, corn and goat cheese croquettas, beef tacos and the fried donut dessert. I thought all were good and it was nice how the dishes were communal, enhancing the eating social experience. I'm not sure if I would come here if I were starving though given how many dishes we had to fill us up. However Seviche had such a fun vibe that I will definitely be back.
__label__0 The lanes are nice, I like to drink while I bowl.. The bartender Chad is the worst I have ever dealt with. He has very poor costumer service.. I was playing the slots and ordered a crown and coke and tipped $5.00 for the one drink.. He gave it to me with all ice and coke and couldn't taste any crown, so I asked him if he could make it a double.  He then told me no, that because the week prior when I was there I didn't tip him, which I did, just put it in my friends cup not the one with my tab in it, that he wouldn't help me anymore. I was so offended that I will never order a drink from him again. My friends and I bowl every week on league there and I would rather walk to the sports bar to get a drink then to ever hand him another dollar..  Like I said lanes are nice but the bar staff is horrible.. So they get one star.,
__label__3 awesome lanes, always busy, always clean... I think the cashier could be happier but hey, its a bowling alley.
__label__0 A 1 1/2 Stars from me! Dreadful! I spent the longest year of my life the fifteen minutes I spent looking for help in there! I wanted to know where the TV department was so I could look for HDTV's. No one knew where the TV department was! Finally, by use of my OWN EARS AND EYES I found it, saw high prices and left, thank God! Good service is \"How may I help you?\" heard from many salespeople. I heard none at all, had the feeling it was because I was a white man in a store with Latino and Black salespeople. Unacceptable! Dreadful store!
__label__3 I moved here from Chicago in July of 2011. and  i have to say this was one the best movie theaters i have been to  in a very long time,  love the decor there, price are no higher than any other theater. i would recommend this place to anyone.
__label__3 Great sports bar! Really friendly service and clientele. The quesadillas are slammin!
__label__4 Great dive bar! Great people! Tempes best dive bar!
__label__2 I've seen a few shows at Verizon Wireless Amphitheater in my time in Charlotte.  I've even been to a show where I won tickets and someone else drove a bus there.  The one thing that they have going for them is plentiful parking.  Lots all over the place.\n\nWhat makes it bad is that there aren't too many ways in and out - just one long road (it does go in two directions, however).  That means the lines are really long when it's time to go home.  Your best bet is to sit back and relax.  Luckily most concerts have methods for relaxing, if you're into that.\n\nThe venue itself is decent, if perhaps a bit aged.  Lawn seats are generally a decent way to go if you don't mind crowds.  The fixed seats can be had for a bargain if you wait for a deal.  Either way will get you a surprise when you check out and see a parking fee and a ticket fee slapped on the price.\n\nOnce you're there, however, look for an El Cheapo ticket for something like $10 for the next show, with no fees.  That's the real bargain.  You just have to like the show.\n\nAlso be sure and watch out for hefty concessions.  It's worse than athletic events, so bring your wallet.  And ATM card.  Pre-approval for a house loan probably wouldn't hurt.
__label__2 Blockbuster. Verizon Wireless. And now... PNC. Actual conversation that took place at Lady A last week- \n\nMe: Why did they change the name?\nRandom worker: I dunno\nMe: Was it because the cell service is so terrible here that you felt like you were living a lie?\nRandom worker: *blank stare*\n\nSigh, venue bartenders don't find me funny. I probably go to around ten shows a year here. So what can you expect here? \n-The sound will be hit or miss. Pray to the music gods all day before a concert\n-It takes forever to get out of this place\n-Beers are experience. It's a venue. Of course they cost a lot.\n-Ladies, you will freak out when you see the bathroom lines. They do move rather quickly though.\n-You can tailgate in the parking lot. Country shows have some great tailgates. Bathroom situation... well, welcome to the great outdoors.\n\nA cab from here to uptown is around $32-$40. If you luck out (or have a death wish), some cabs will hit the suicide lane and blow by all the traffic. I recommend covering your eyes.\n\nAnother ride option: check Rockhouse Events. They do buses for a lot of the shows. Well worth the money if you plan to booze it up. Hey, $20 is a lot better than a DUI my friends.\n\nSummer country concert season is underway. Be safe out there kids and have fun.
__label__0 Worst place ever! Their nasty karaoke singer who is a regular, physically assaulted my brother-in-law and the bartenders did not care! There was no manager or owner on staff! This place is managed horribly and I do not recommend it to anyone!
__label__1 Overall my experience was great, but not because of the waitresses and drinks we had but because I had fun with the people I was with. \nWe went there on a wednesday night, so we knew it would be dead. The music was rap/hip-hop all night (not too loud though, we could here each others fine). There is about 5 TV screens surrounding the bar, all with different channels on (news, sports...). The waitress was pleasant. I had bought a yelp deal $10 for $20. The waitress first took off $10 of the bill and I had to explain to her that I had already paid $10 to yelp and she should take off $20 (like it says on the voucher). It took her a while to get it. \nLike I said, of you are with good friends, just looking for a place to grab a drink, and you already in the area, then you'll be fine. After all it's the people you are with that will make your night!
__label__3 Great neighborhood bar/restaurant.\nGood food at reasonable price.\n\nWaiter needs some lessons on Customer Orientation.\nFirst beer was FLAT, with no offer to take back or not charge.\nGuinness on tap was excellent.\nHe seemed in a hurry to finish shift or whatever.
__label__4 The Bagel Cafe has to be one of the best breakfast (and lunch) spots in Vegas. It has character, they make their customers feel like family and the food is amazing. One of the things I feel like many Las Vegans complain about is the lack of these types of family owned restaurants. Since this is right by my house, I eat there almost 2-3 times per month.\n\nIt is perfect for takeout or sit-in, they also have a huge selections of desserts, which are perfect if you just want a little something to crave your sweet tooth or you are looking for a full on cake to bring to a party.\n\nFor breakfast I am hooked on the veggie omelet, with sliced tomatoes and an everything bagel. (The lite scallion cream cheese is my weakness!) \n\nThey actually have good strong house coffee too!\n\nFor lunch their fresh tuna and egg salad sandwiches are so good and HUGE!\n\nOne of things that continues to draw me into this place is that unlike most breakfast places you don't feel like you are consuming a thousand calories! Their food tastes fresh and healthy! Of course if you get Biscuits and Gravy or something like that you are probably looking at a boat load of calories/fat, but overall I don't feel like they cover their food in butter or grease.
__label__0 So by now you know we eat out a lot.  We eat out with our kids at restaurants probably more than any other family in LV!!  Bagel Cafe is about a mile away, so it's been another stand-by...but not anymore.\n\nFirst, their breakfast food and sandwiches are still great.  That's probably never going to change.  But we don't go there for dinner anymore like we used to.  Maybe you don't order a steak at a place called Bagel Cafe, but the last two times my wife wanted steak (while the kids wanted Matzoh Ball soup and stuffed cabbage!), the steak was nearly inedible - gristly, thin, not cooked evenly, and I would hate to see the expiration date on the meat, as it tasted pretty rancid.  I can almost picture a \"Gordon Ramsay discovers something disgusting\" Kitchen Nitemares moment, covering his mouth over a trash bin after a tirade of expletives.\n\nWhich brings me to my other HUGE gripe about Bagel Cafe....and it's not pleasant.  The bathrooms...are disgusting...'nuff said.  Maybe it's a result of the huge traffic they get for morning/brunch, and they simply can't stop to check/clean the bathrooms during the day??  There's no excuse for disgusting bathrooms at a restaurant, and probably no greater turn-off, not to mention the health issues.\n\nClearly, dinner is not their target meal, though they still list many great specials, at least the nights they're open past 5 p.m. (any day except Sun-Tue, I thnk).  To be fair, the traditional NY Deli type items are still great (yes, I too love tongue, liver, whitefish, and other hard-to-find deli sandwiches; knishes, etc.).  Bagel selection?  Fabulous.  The pastries still LOOK as good as ever, but sometimes, after 2-3 bites, I wish they were less sweet, less BIG, and tasted a little more 'special'.  Matzoh Ball soup?  Excellent, if you like the rich, thick, ultra-brothy variety that sometimes even have the layer of fat/oil floating on top.  Now I happen to like that, but today's finicky health-conscious 2010 diner may be immediately turned off....and watch out for the occasional bone shard! \n\nMy last gripe about Bagel Cafe?  The tabletops are too small!  Maybe I have a sense of false entitlement for comfortable seating, but with the huge platter-size dishes (and additional plates for 'sides') they use, a 4-top with 4 people, even when 2 are kids, becomes a challenge in space planning and creative plate stacking.  OK, maybe this gets people in and out quicker...but I have to note this here as a legitimate complaint.  The booths are slightly roomier, but not much.  I feel like I'm sitting in the back row of a Southwest 737 with my seatback and traytable in their upright positions....\n\nI wish I could be nicer to this place!  The servers are friendly and fun, and the kitchen staff often comes out and yuks it up with the clientele.  Maybe they oughta have someone also make rounds of the bathrooms, too...   All this adds up to my first 1-star rating...\n\nOh yeah...someone else mentioned the cashiers.  YES, I've had problems related to this also.  About 2 years ago, I saw triplicate charges coming through on my credit card about a month after dining here.  They resolved the problem by running credits through after the fact, but I had to bring it to their attention.  Also, if you watch your account like I do, you'll notice that they take FOREVER to clear your payment, which is always an indication that their internal controls and policies may be lacking.
__label__3 I have been to The Bagel Cafe quite a few times. I've been there for breakfast and dinner. But mostly I go there to pick up a bagel and cream cheese. My favorite is the jalape\u00f1o cheddar bagel with jalape\u00f1o cheddar cream cheese. I usually get that and then one other bagel cream cheese combo and split them with my wife. I really like their bagels and they have a very good selection of homemade cream cheese. Their other food is good too.
__label__4 Had a great breakfast.  Bagel was good, too, and I'm not a bagel fan. Impressive bakery selection.
__label__0 I have been a fan and regular customer of the Bagel Cafe for many years.  What happened to me today is a game changer!  My wife and I took 3 friends out to breakfast.  As usual the food was good and as usual my wife wanted to take home a pastry as did my friends.  There was quite a long line to pay as Sundays are always busy.  I wait in the pay line while the other 4 check out the goodies.  After about 5 minutes it's my turn to pay and I ask the cashier to add an eclair.  In a not so great tone of voice she says \" we are too busy, you have to order over there\".  I was taken aback by not only the tone but in the past I always ordered my to go pastry from the cashier.  I will grant that I usually eat thier on Monday\"s when they are not as busy but I became defensive from her barking at me.  I stated my unhappiness and she asked if I wanted to speak to the manager and I stated I did so she pointed him out to me.  I walked over to him and explained that I have always ordered my pastries as I was paying and he told me something to the effect of, We don't let the cashiers handle money and food because some money comes in from sick people, casinos and from a \"strippers ass crack\". REALLY! Stuff happens and I sure don't want to take such a good deli off my list but I felt pretty small at that point.  If the cashier was nicer in her response from me I would not have questioned going to another line, but the manager was icing on the cake. We can all have a bad day and maybe I could have handled everyhing different on my end but the attitude and response said to me they just don't really appreciate my patronage
__label__0 The food was mediocre, however the manager and counterman were extremely rude. We ate dinner and wanted to buy a chicken soup to go. We ordered it from the counterman and as I don't like vegetables I asked him if he could do his best to not get too many in my order. He rudely told me he could not do that. We said that our waitress had done a great job of that. The manager than rudely ran over yelling that the waitress could be fired for that and we should never ask again. I did not realize what a crime it was to ask them to go light on the veggies. Then when we were paying the bill (the manager is also the cashier) he told me that this was the owners wishes. I said the owner was an idiot for not trying to please his customers and the battle escalated from that. There are many restaurants competing for my $ in vegas, there is no need to go where you are treated rudely.
__label__1 Meh.. in this day and age going to a theater with out stadium seating is a waste of time and money. The only reason this place even gets 2 stars is because its on the strip and plays moves late into the night.\n\nThe place is small, empty, smells funny sometimes, and is a pain to get to. On top of that, the adjacent parking garage charges you money to park in. You take an elevator down and walk down this alley until you see movie posters and stumble upon the box office. But the thing that really kills the whole movie experience is the fact that they do not have stadium seating. Instead, they have flat old-school seating which makes it a pain if anyone sits in front of you. There is also a high chance that you are going to be harassed by some homeless people on your way in. Its a real disappointing experience. \n\nUnless you absolutely have to watch a movie and cannot get off the strip, stay farrrrr away, check out Rave or the Palms for a movie theater...
__label__4 Excellent food! Tasty and filling ... comparable to Chipotle with some items that are not available there.
__label__0 The coffee is mediocre and way over-priced.  The service is terribly slow and occasionally wrong. Never order a sandwich from them as it can take forever and is extremely over-priced. I once ordered a sandwich from them for around $6.00. They then proceeded to forget out me and making the sandwich. Then they realized it 5 minutes later and made my sandwich (which took another 5 minutes). Then they gave it to me without an apology.\n\nBevande seems to survive based on the convenience factor for desperate Computer Scientists. I wish Siebel would get a better coffee shop. I prefer Espresso Royale, Paradiso or Cafe Kopi for my money.
__label__0 Really dissapointing. I went in for carry out (was just hoping to get a Bahn Mi sandwich). I waited almost 20 minutes and felt that the lady that took my order could have cared less that I was there - she was cold.\n\nThe sandwich was tiny (compared to other Bahn Mi I have had) and it did not taste real fresh. \n\nOn this one, I suggest you pass.
__label__4 Best pho place in az.
__label__2 When I saw they had Fattoush I had to run right over.  I haven't had a Fattoush salad since I move to Phoenix.  Well.... the salad was good but it wasn't the Fattoush I'm used to. Instead of fresh parsley, sumac and purslane, there was dried parsley no sumac, or purslane and instead of toasted fresh pita there were very hard croutons.  Don't get me wrong the salad was still good, but not the fattoush I'm used to.  My quest for the fattoush I remember continues.  I will return to try their schwarmae and they have a nice little middle eastern grocery as well.
__label__4 Excellent place to eat!  We were treated with such kindness on our visit! The wonder gave us a  coffee and baklava to eat after our meal.  I ate their combo plate as I couldn't decide what to have as it all looked delectable!\n\nThey make their pita's HOMEMADE along with the hummus!  Don't MISS OUT on passing by this deli!!!\n\nAlso a MUST try is the lemonade!!!  Why???  It is sweetened with honey and rose water!
__label__4 Oh. My. Word. It's been a few years since I left the Middle East,  but it's a little slice of local in here. The chicken is indescribably amazing!  So is the shawarma and the hummus....which isn't the canned stuff. So rude, I didn't even ask her name... but the lady who helped us was super sweet. So was the bakalawa. :) I'll definitely be going back! Super glad I work down the street!
__label__2 Ok. Expensive much? I really didn't know that high quality green tea costs that much! I love teas and really do appreciate some high quality tea, but more than $20 for 2 oz of tea? \n\nI had heard about this place before and while I was window shopping at the mall I came across Teavana. When I lived in Germany I used to drink this tea that was some sort of a vanilla flavored green tea but I couldn't find it here anywhere. So, when I found this store, I got really excited and walked up to the counter to ask about it. The lady behind the counter told me they didn't have vanilla flavored green tea, which made me a little sad. Then she told me that I could buy green tea and honeyboosh tea, well then I was happy again, even though she seemed really confused about me asking her to mix those teas for me. \n\nThen I asked what the prices were for the green tea and the honeyboosh, but she didn't tell me, instead she tried to talk me into buying the tin. Well, I told her that I just needed some tea and that I wasn't interested in the tin. So she scoops a little bit of the green tea in the little bag on the scale and tells me that we are at $28 and my jaw almost dropped. I asked if they had a cheaper green tea, but they didn't. At that point I was very disappointed and sad again. I don't know, maybe I'm a cheap a** but paying about $40 for only 4 oz of tea, no matter how good, just doesn't mix well with what I'm making right now. And believe me, I have traveled a lot and have had many good teas. \n\nI'm very sad, because I just cannot afford this place! :-(
__label__1 A trip to Pho Avina is a trip worth forgetting about. Swung by this joint for a Saturday lunch, the place was packed, with a schmeezly one server for +10 tables. \n\nQuestionable spring rolls with peanut sauce uncomfortably light brown and milky..luke warm broth in my bowl of pho (should be piping!)... and flagging down the server to order, to get water, to get a check, to get back a check was NOT cool at all. \n\nYes, I may be critical because of my Southern California descent, but I know it doesn't take a rocket scientist to make a decent spring roll or hire more servers when clearly needed. X-NAY!
__label__4 Everything that I've tried has been simply delicious! The sweetest people work here, and although it gets a bit busy during the popular lunch and dinner hours, it's so worth the small wait. :D Go! Right now! :) haha
__label__4 I really like this place !!! The taste is good but I like people there. The servers look like they are brothers but all are very quiet but kind and don't bother you with over kindness. And their boba tea is the best in town !!!!
__label__2 Honeydew boba is so yummy. I've had better pho.  Servers are nice
__label__2 Good Idea: Tix4Tonight for cheap tickets for shows and buffets.\n\nBad Idea: Having an outdoor Tix4Tonight booth on the strip mid summer at a record 118 Degrees weather day in Las Vegas. \n\nI enjoyed my first Tix4Tonight experience. It's way better than Groupon. That's another story I don't want to get in to, because Groupon customer service sucks. It was like trying to convince an Apple user that owns every Apple product to switch to Andriod. Like talking to a idiot and asking them to give up their baby. Not gonna happen. If you use Groupon consider your money lost and you we scammed and hope for the best. Customer Service will not help with issues. However, T4T you will get a better experience. \n\nI like the fact that multiple staff member passed out water to keep us semi-cool under umbrellas in the Vegas death heat. Also, nice that a person gives you the 411 on tickets when you enter the line, so you don't get to the front and find out your tickets are sold out. \n\nMy only gripe is I feel the prices can be lower. This is Vegas there are a lot of free shows and comps everywhere! Also buy-one-get-one free is very common, just not at T4T.  This place is a business making bank off of tourist. If you are lazy, this place is fine, but if you ask around or have hook ups in Vegas this place is a waste of time and money. \n\nI do recommend you check out T4T, because I had a great experience. I saved money but I wasn't blown away by the savings. And I was offered other shows besides the one I was interested. Think of this place as a low budget travel agent, but not as pushy as a timeshare salesman. \n\nThat reminds me! Don't fall for timeshares in Vegas. Buy your tickets. You'll thank me later. \n\nWritten via Blackberry
__label__2 I am quite pleased that there is still one around at this point. In San Diego, they were all converted to Chic-Fil-A (however we don't have one of those here and they are the bomb). We used the drive-thru which was speedy but when I got the the picture covered drive-thru they did not have the Glazed Kreme filled listed as one of the choices. I asked the guy in the drive thru speaker if they had any and he said no. I asked if they had been discontinued, but he didn't respond. He then came back and asked how many I wanted, and I asked how many he really had. He responded 4, and we took all four. I am not sure why they told us that they didn't have any, or why its not on the sign anymore but in the end, I got my fave donut.
__label__2 I'll get straight to the point.  The pepperoni pizza wasn't any better than frozen, microwaveable pizza I've bought at the market.  All I could taste was the charred crust.  Maybe it was our fault for not getting their house specialty BBQ chicken pizza, but if they char the crust on that as much as they did w/ this, then I'll pass on that as well.  The description actually states that there's a slight char (since they grill the pizzas), but I would hardly describe our pizza as being slightly charred.  All we could taste was the char.\n\nThe Fontina burger was good.  The veggies were fresh (as they are grown basically in the backyard of the restaurant) and each bite was just tender and savory.  I really enjoyed it.\n\nThe onion rings were crispy and flavorful, but I wouldn't get the chili cheese fries again.  Nothing special there.\n\nThey have a ribs and waffles combo that I'd want to try if I were to ever return.\n\nBTW, interesting bathroom.  That's all I'll say about that.
__label__2 Once upon a time pre-foodnetwork coverage I'm sure this place was good. But now the line is longer than the one waiting for Splash Mountain and at the end of this line there's  just mediocre food. At least at splash mountain you can scam your way through the front with renting out a wheelchair. I suspect they have  a tactic for this long line I waited for an hour and by the time I ordered I was super hungry my family and I  ordered the BBQ pulled pork ,farmer burger, onion rings, banana pudding milkshake. We practically inhaled the food not because it was exceptional but because we were hungry!!!!!  It's alright but for promoting  the \"fresh ingredients\" I couldn't taste the difference, well not enough to wait an hour and drive 20 min.My boyfriend said \"the highlight of our trip was the freshly squeezed lemonade.\"I mostly enjoyed the setting it was quaint.\nAll in all  their food is alright nothing wow.
__label__2 This place was far from where my friend stayed (West Side), but it was worth a trek out.  The place is clean and the food is made fairly quickly even with the lunch crowd.  On a hot day, you can sit outside under the misters, but I'm from Cali, so this AZ heat it not for me, even under the misters.\n\nFood: Fontina burger with blue cheese was fresh.  The burger was juicy and full of flavor.  The blue cheese definitely enhanced it.  I like the different options for your sides.  The garlic fried were a big too greasy.  The beet salad is a nice refreshing touch.  The strawberry cheesecake from scratch that is not on the menu was just OK.  The fried okra was overly fried.  The BBQ pork sandwich looked tasty and my friend enjoyed it.  \n\nBottom line: I enjoyed the food and it's worth a try.
__label__1 Used to eat here often, especially since it has outdoor seating and is family friendly. The Fontina Burger and Tuna Burger were our favorites. We stopped going here after we saw that Joe's hosted a fundraiser for a local Tea Party candidate that featured none other than the Queen of Mean herself--Sarah Palin. So this may bolster Joe's reputation for those of you who love Right-Wing politics, but for us, it was a huge turn-off. We would rather spend our money on local businesses who put their funds into Progressive candidates or simply back into the community.
__label__3 Both my wife and I ordered burgers. I had the pesto burger as seen on triple d and she had the cheeseburger with saut\u00e9ed onions. I had the onion rings and she had the garlic fries. To be honest I expected more from the burger that was featured, it was ok, I was not blown away by it. However, the onion rings and fries were the bomb! My wife enjoyed her burger as well. Will return for sure.
__label__2 Was an Ok experience, love the picnic tables however not the dirt.  Not sure there is much you can do about the flies being outside.  Would really like to see an area to refill coffee instead of standing in line at the food window behind several people
__label__4 Hands down the best burgers I have ever had. The Fontina Burger is to die for and even the fries are fantastic.  The pizzas are fresh, crisp and very flavorful. The Fried Green Beans are also a favorite of mine, but only indulge if you have unconditionally loving friends and family around because it will give you garlic breath that could take the paint off of walls.  My husband likes the more traditional Farm Burger, Jumbo Fried Shrimp and Onion Rings. You really can't go wrong with anything you get here. The food is high quality, fantastic flavor, giant portions and the prices are great! My husband and I frequented this place on a weekly basis while we lived in the area for 2 years. Do yourself a favor and eat here.
__label__4 By far, one of my favorite places to eat in the East Valley! The food is always delicious, and the veggies are so fresh! The milkshakes may be pricey but well worth it!
__label__4 Conveniently located on Higley and Ray in Gilbert, The Coffee Shop has the best omelettes ever. I ususally get something like the Ham and Cheddar omelette.  The potatoes that come on the side are awesom and add some fresh oj and you are set.  It will cost you about $9 but it is worth it.  I go there once a week on Fridays to work and enjoy breakfast.  I will be Friday if you want to swing by and say hi Facebook friends!!
__label__1 I really love me some cupcakes. So when I found out this joint was serving cupcakes made by winners from cupcake wars - I was like HELL YES. So were they nice looking cupcakes? Yes. But you know they were just not that tasty at all. kind of dry. I got a coconut and got the birthday cake for my daughter since we were sampling to possibly purchase for her birthday party. I really wanted to love them. But I didnt. I might go back for some coffee but for the mean time im sticking to Sprinkles for my cupcakes.
__label__2 This place was just okay to me. I have been a few times and always found the service pretty rude and slow. The only times the service has been good have been when there have been guys working behind the counter. The women who work there seem to always be kind of...eh...annoyed? Cranky? Unhelpful?\n\nI am always excited to try the cupcakes because they look so pretty and they carry that whole \"won something on Food Network\" badge of honor. But honestly, I don't think they are that great. \n\nUnlike others here, I think they are better than  Sprinkles (not a big Sprinkles fan, personally- I bake!) but they are not as good as homemade. They use a lot of cherry or almond extract without labeling the items as such and I find the flavor off-putting to say the least. Nothing like biting into a vanilla or \"birthday cake\" cupcake only to taste...blech...artificial extract flavoring! Chocolate seems to have it, too. \n\nNot awful, not great. Just eh. It's a cute place, though, and I love supporting a local business...so I pop in now and again :)
__label__2 The BF and I went out to this place this morning/afternoon to get some coffee and try some of their famous -ish cupcakes. The coffee was good, strong, but not too strong and the latte was prepared fairly well. The cupcakes, however, were nothing super special. I got the pina colada and the BF got the something glam cupcake (?)...the cakes were very pretty with glitter and sprinkles, but as far as flavor goes...it wasn't that great.  Definitely no reason to drive out to BFE....now, if you live in BFE, at least you have a coffee shop that's not starbucks and is fairly good. So there's that. and the surroundings are pretty and a nice change from Phoenix.
__label__4 I love coffee. I love coffee shops. My secret dream (not so secret now) is to one day have a coffee shop of my own. The Coffee Shop, across from the Agritopia gardens and Joe's Farm Grill, is what I aspire to. \n\nThe coffee selection is vast and everything I've had tastes delicious. And if you, dear reader, do not like coffee and feel that one cup of coffee is indistinguishable from another then you would be very wrong.  Some establishments are very capable of making bad coffee. However, and thankfully, not The Coffee Shop. \n\nWhile I'm not the biggest fan of sweets I would still recommend partaking in one of the beautiful cupcakes offered here. Did I mention they are award-winning? Cupcake creators, Jessica Cuff and Jenna Flowers (sisters), won Cupcake Wars. \n\nI'm a creature of habit and so you'll find me sitting in one of the retro couches with my laptop, sipping a Spanish Latte and noshing down on a Tomato Basil sandwich (Mozzarella, mayo, tomato, basil, onion, avocado, feta, and Italian dressing on 9 grain bread).
__label__4 Best start to my days and always a favorite amongst visiting family and friends. Can't beat the cupcakes or breakfast! Also a great place to drink coffee, relax, hangout or study.
__label__1 We used to go here all the time and loved the concept and neighborly feel.  Then it felt like the owners started to not put in much effort in training the staff & caring about the customers.  Our orders were continually messed up and staff seemed clueless and sometimes rude. We felt it was too expensive to continue to be disappointed so we stopped going.
__label__4 My mom and I came here for coffee and sweets after enjoying a nice breakfast at Joes Farm House. As we walked in we were overcome by the delicious coffee aroma! It was my moms birthday so she picked out a beautiful looking expresso cupcake. I asked the women working the register what I should get and she picked out a coconut cookie thing, I don't really remember what it was called. But it was GREAT. Coconut is my favorite and it also had chocolate chips in it! I also order some chai tea. It was so lovely and refreshing! \nAll in all, this place is a perfect for a nice, relaxing morning with a cup of coffee and tasteful pastry.
__label__0 Ew. There's always a blonde girl working in the kitchen with her hair down and I found a piece of hair in my food. I'm sorry but that's just gross. Also there was flies everywhere. The place has potential but needs to work on a few things
__label__1 I really want to like this place.  It's cute, has a full bar, and lovely people who work there.  I also went on a particularly memorable and wonderful date there which leaves me with warm and fuzzy feelings.  The food however, leaves me wishing I picked Cafe Du Jour instead every time.  Please let me tell you about the last four times I went to Gypsy:\n\n1) brunch on a weekend morning with friends.  They were out of most of the brunch dishes and my eggs were rubbery.  The worst was that when we ordered cappuccinos and lattes, they were out of milk, so they made them with HALF AND HALF.  As hideous as it sounds.\n\n2) Dinner with friends before a play.  I went safe and ordered a pasta with chicken and veggies.  It was a huge amount of pasta that was a bit oily and not flavorful.  Eh.  Mediocre.\n\n3) Weekday dinner with two friends.  I ordered the ribeye medium rare.  When the steak arrived it was grey and so well done I couldn't chew it easily.  I NEVER EVER send food back but I just had to this time.  The waiter was really apologetic and went into the back to solve the problem (for a good 20 minutes!) by this time my friends had mostly finished their food and I was going to just settle for eating the veggies and potatoes on the side and call it a day.  Then our waiter came back and said they couldn't make me another steak because that was the last steak in the house (yikes, kind of glad I didn't eat it - Anthony Bourdain's stories haunt me).  He did nicely offer to make me something else but by this time, it was pointless since my friends were done with dinner.  As a final blow they left the steak on the check and took forever to redo the check.\n\n4) (you went BACK? I hear you - but it was for a birthday party!) All I had was drinks and I had a simply wonderful time in a great atmosphere with fun people.  \n\nOverall, since I love food, I can't give this place a good rating but if you're looking to rent out a place with fun bohemian style for drinks it might be worth a try.
__label__3 Skipping breakfast was not a good idea. We were exhausted after a whole morning of non-stop walking, getting lost, and finally decided to eat. We chose this quaint little place because of the cheap lunch prices. \n\nI had the ceasar salad with chicken (that came with tomatoes and hard-boiled eggs) for only $7.99. My friend had a huge chicken sandwich with fries and that was only $5.99. Very generous portions and very filling. \n\nThe atmosphere is really nice....borderline fancy and casual at the same time. Great place for a quick and easy lunch. Don't expect great service with that kind of lunch price.
__label__1 We stopped here on a whim while going through the Miracle Miles shops as it looked like a nice place to dine and unwind. We had the Spinach Artichoke appetizer that was good but a little pricey($9) for the size that you get. Next came our dinner....Margherita Pizza($9)....totally worthless meal... sauce and cheese baked on a tortilla/flatbread....gross!....Filet Mignon($21)...very tender but had absolutely zero taste!!! Service was good and the drinks were good but with so many options in Vegas you could really do so much better as it was probably our worst meal on the trip.
__label__1 This only gets two stars because it wasn't the worst meal I ate in vegas (that goes to the rainforest cafe). \n\nWe only ate here because we had a groupon. After reading other reviews I'm not sure whether gratuity was automatically added to trick us or because we had a groupon. Either way 18% was added and then there was a line to add a tip! No thank you! The waitress was good enough. She paid a lot attention to us, which wasn't hard since there were three or four tables at 6 PM. I have a feeling that she automatically adds tips to everyone's check so she can manage to make a living. \n\nThe food was edible. My husband had far more complaints than I did, from raw vegetables to lack of shrimp on his dish. My food wasn't great, but it was hot and freshly made. \n\nI wouldn't eat here again if given the opportunity. There are plenty of delicious places to eat in Vegas, and that includes planet hollywood. Look around, there are other cheap options too. \n\nOn a positive note, they make their ranch in house and it is pretty tasty.
__label__2 At first site of the menu I wasn't impressed, but once the food arrived I was indeed satisfied. And the peanut butter chocolate pie topped it off at the end. I love how mostly everything on their menu is grilled, great healthy place to eat with family! Nice and Affordable
__label__2 Went here for dinner last Thursday and the food was good.  I had the Ahi appetizer and salmon along with 2 beers for $50, which is very reasonably priced for Vegas.  The atmosphere was nice and i enjoyed the game while I had my dinner.  The only reason for 3 stars was the service.  It was not a very comfortable place to eat as I had to track down a menu and seek out the bartender to place the order.  Also, the bartender looked like she just lost a $1000 bet at the roulette table and wasn't very friendly.  I would go back, but would order take out and bring back to my room.
__label__1 Went here for breakfast...The service was pretty slow.  Not sure if it was the half filled tables or they were just making sure they overcooked the poached egg and made sure to burn my girlfriends French toast.  The orange juice was pretty good as was the sausage and bacon.  Other than being burnt the French toast was ok.  I would probably find another place for breakfast unless you are drunk which in this town may be a strong possibility at 9am.
__label__0 Food was bad, service was non existent (we had to go find our server to ask for our check), restaurant was ambienceless. No wonder it was 90% empty when we walked in.
__label__3 Great little neighborhood spot.  Great breakfast and good sandwiches for lunch.  We have been there 20+ times with no issues and good food each time.
__label__0 I've been a long time customer of the cafe and have had their delivery and dined in before.\n\nThe Food : The food is pretty good, I've never had a bad meal here. The specialty drinks are pretty good too. You really can't go wrong on the menu. \n\nThe Service: Absolutely horrible. We order food from them a few times a week so we give them pretty good business. We always tip their drivers out nicely too. Be aware you are going to wait at least an hour-hour 30mins for delivery. The dine-in service always was bad, drinks never refilled in time, the girl would forget things. Not to mention the seating is the most uncomfortable ever. So after 3-4 trips we refrain from visiting here for Dine-in. \n\nThey have forgotten stuff on delivery several times, and when you call they get all defensive about it, second guess you, call you a liar and they definitely don't apologize for their mistakes and on top of it, they don't try to make it up to you. In our business if we don't keep our customers happy, they leave and go somewhere else. I think we really need start looking for someone else to service our breakfast/lunch needs in the area.
__label__1 If that Beach burger wasnt SOOO GOOD!!\n\nCustomer service is out the window when it comes to this place. \n\nSometimes bad enough to where I'd just rather go to the million other places that serve burgers just as good or better with even better customer service.
__label__1 Meh.  I've experienced better is right. \n\nGranted, I did come in with a HUGE party.  It was where our friends decided to gather to eat after their special occasion.  It had to of been about 50 people.  BUT you would think a restaurant that serves such large family style dishes, would be able to handle a party of that many, apparently for one of their staffers, not. \n\nSo our food was basically preordered and the menu was set for us.  Food was okay, it wasn't spectacular thats why I can't even describe it.  I just wanted to review our service though. \n\nOne of the waitresses, was frazzled from the very beginning.  Myself and a few other people in the party observed it early in our dinner.  I mean, she couldn't get the drink orders straight, kept forgetting to bring us simple utensils to eat our food, plates, too, it also took forever to bring our drinks to us.  When we were finally given the bill for our drinks, after requesting it 3x, we immediately gave our card since we had no cash to pay for it.  She came back and said I'm sorry I charged it out to cash, can you pay it by cash?  What?! Your mistake, you fix it.  I mean, why would you even bring that back to your customer.  It didn't upset us or anything, but it seems compared to her other coworkers that served flawlessly, she could not compare.  So our waitress, frazzled.  Not that she was mean to us particularly, but man she gave off she was having a bad day.
__label__0 The Hostess was more concerned with the computer screen. Our server was kind and attentive in the beginning. After she delivered the prosciutto chicken that she recommended (we originally came for chicken Parmesan)  she was nowhere to be found. Our chicken wasn't cooked. She took the undercooked chicken away after 10 minutes or so and offered the chicken Parmesan. We asked for it to go & waited for it to come out. It didn't come out to go. When she delivered it to the table we had no silverware or plates because she had taken them away. We asked for to-go containers and she seemed surprised. Would not recommend and will never return!
__label__0 Food was OK, but service hella sucked, all due to our waiter Jeffrey Hoth. If you ever go here, stay away from that fat, bald, lazy waste of air. I mean, 30 minutes to get a fucking Coke? Are you serious? And then another 30 minutes for our food. Then the guy had the nerve to hover around us as we ate so that he could get paid, as he was gonna go on break. Grr. Yuck. Bye.
__label__2 I'm going to be nice to this place because it is a regular haunt for me when I fly SWA through LAS since it is central to most of the gates in their terminal. I have always grabbed a seat at the bar and I have always found the bartenders there to be very nice. I see a lot of complaints about the waiters and that may be true... just one more reason to put your butt in that bar stool by the taps.\n\nLet's get one thing straight first, this is *airport* food so your expectations for quality should be lowered and prices should be raised... no matter what. I grabbed a Subway sandwich in an airport once. $8.99 for a turkey sub that is $5 down the road from my house. So, yes, you will spend $10 on a beer or wine and it will be as large as a $4 pour at home. I don't like it either, but it is what it is when you're traveling. Don't want to pay high prices for standard grub? Pack a bag lunch.\n\nFood here is OK for standard mexican stuff. The guac comes as a side for some dishes and I think that's more worth it than ordering that straight up as an appetizer. I usually stay away from the fried dishes, so I have had quesadillas and tacos there without being disappointed once.\n\nYou can get your drinks to go and they sometimes open up the very end of the bar for to-go drinks only... nice to be able to just walk around people watching with a brew between flights to kill time if you ask me.
__label__2 Very busy. Pricey... $14 for a margarita ...that wasnt the greatest. Food is ok... I wouldnt call it authentic.... place was packed grab a seat when you can...even if it is dirty.
__label__1 Not great, but it is an airport.
__label__1 My friend and I were coming back from a business trip and had a 2 hour layover in the Vegas airport. We decided to grab some dinner. Service was a little weird. I ordered a quesadilla to share with my friend and a burrito for my entree. The waiter looks at me and ask you gonna eat all that?  I wanted to say on second thought No. We are leaving. Should have as he food was not very good either. Next time I need something to eat in the Vegas airport I won't be going there.
__label__1 Ok so this is a glorified airport Chili's so I had low expectations to start with. My margarita is pretty good, but expensive. I wish I could tell you about the food. Fact of the matter is, I've been here for almost an hour now. No sign of my burrito. Aren't most people here in a hurry? \n\nThis is going to need to be one delicious burrito. Too slow service for an airport. I should have walked the mile to the Moe's in the A gates. Lesson learned. \n\nAvoid.
__label__1 I should have read the reviews before going here. They don't put prices on the menu for the drinks because a draft beer is almost $10. Service was terrible. Took forever to be acknowledged.  Waitress saw my empty glass and empty plate. Why did it take ten more minutes to flag her down to get bill?  Gave it two stars only  because the food (carnitas tacos) were actually really good.
__label__1 Drinks, yes. Breakfast, NO!!\n\nComing back from Vegas and wanted to get a decent breakfast since I knew it'd be a while before I could eat again between the flight, the drive and other commitments. Walked past the bagel place and Burger King- went for this place thinking I could get a decent, sit down breakfast.\n\nThis was the laziest, crummiest breakfast I've had in a long time. For $8.00, I got a plate of \"faux eggs\" (you know those watery- light colored reconstituted powdery crappy things) with some cold shredded \"cheese\" thrown on top and a couple cold tortillas. Not good. Not good at all. Next time, I'll just get a bagel or even Burger King would have been a better option.\n\nGo here for drinks. That's it.
__label__0 This place was absolutely terrible. The server had me YELL MY ORDER ACROSS THE ROOM.\n\nOur food was disgusting, wilted and contained mystery ingredients and missing others. The manager comped our entire meal and drinks then offered us dessert to go. It was so bad, we declined. So horrible! Be warned! Holy rotten macaroni! \n\nGuys seated nearby us left when we did, shook my hand for saying something to them. Absolutely beyond ridiculous.
__label__3 Took my girlfriend here sometime in 07' when we went and was referred by the concierge at the hotel.  We made a reservations so we were sat down immediately when we arrived.  The service was good and the food was even better, we greatly enjoyed it and for seafood I would say this is one of the better places to go in Vegas.  It was a little pricey (w/ tip $150) but when in Vegas, $ should never be an issue...
__label__0 Terrible service, terrible food quality and horrifying prices!  Seriously folks you can eat at PF Changs and have far better food, service and pay 1/3 of the cost!  Truly the worst Hot & Sour Soup and Mongolian Beef I have ever tasted, in fact I could only eat a tiny portion of each.  Steve Wynn should be ashamed of himself!
__label__2 Recommended by a friend. He made it sound exclusive since dim sum was open twice a year, I felt that the dim sum style food could have been better if they focused on that and left the buffet of sea food out. It was tasty but some that came out was cold. They didn't have the chili oil like most Chinese restaurants I go to in San Diego, that was ok though since the items we had were a tad salty. The non dim sum items are  great though, fresh raw oysters, crab legs, lobster, nigiri, I actually asked the guy behind the sushi bar if I could have pieces with out rice, he said they usually don't give it out like that but he made an exception for me, to bad those pieces were so thick. I wanted to ask for a piece of the octopus but felt like I was going to inconvenience him so I walked down the buffet line, there was a yummy octopus and cucumber salad, probably the best thing on the buffet. They had a surplus of fresh fruit, mandarin oranges, cherries, rambutan, I didn't feel like working for my food though. Desert bar was pretty cool, decent, but not great. I really wish they more focused on dim sum though.. Next to sushi, dim sum is my favorite. Maybe I'll go this weekend when I get home to San Diego..
__label__3 This is a shiny new facility that is still undergoing some finishing touches. Overall, this was a great idea to consolidate all companies in to one central and customer friendly facility. Hopefully all airports offer this kind of service some day.\n\nThe shuttle location from the airport was very easy to locate, was constantly boarding people on to buses, and got people to and from the center quickly. Once at the facility, it was very easy to find where to go, get checked in, and off the the garage where a car would be ready and waiting to be picked up.
__label__3 SO simple! Most of the rental car companies are in this building and you only have tot take one shuttle from the airport to it. (However cramped the shuttle may be). It was especially nice when Thrifty ran out of cars and sent us over to Alamo, who had taken some of their reservations. Getting the car was fairly easy and the garage was clearly labeled. Returning the car was easy as well. \n\nGoing back to the airport, there are several different shuttle lines, depending on what airline you are flying. This was a bit confusing at first, but we didn't have to wait for it.
__label__0 THIS REVIEW IS ABOUT PAYLESS CAR RENTAL IN LAS VEGAS.\n\nThey may have good prices, but they will flat out lie to you... there are too many car rental places to go to, where you won't get taken.\nRented 2 cars there this week. Paperwork was time consuming. At the end, we were given a bill that was over $200  more than it was supposed to be. Jessica, the representative, told us the \"laws in Nevada changed\", and that the insurance was now mandatory. SHE LIED!! After multiple phone calls, more wasted time, and having to drive back down to resign our contracts over again, we got our money back for the insurance.... Nothing for the wasted time, extra gas, and aggravation. We were only there for 4 days, but all this took up about one third of it!!! \nBefore I resigned the contract, I told the manager I could not get there that day, as I was about an hour away, and couldn't come back down there. She woke me up @ 7:30AM the next morning, saying if I didn't get down there, she was going to have to charge me for the insurance I didn't want...\nThey also put a hold on your credit card of $350, which I wasn't aware of. She said she was doing us a favor by only putting a $200 hold on each of us, because we were renting 2 cars. \nI just looked up payless on the internet, and all negative reviews came up, but what was interesting, was \"Jessica\" was actually mentioned in another review, as to how she lied to them about the charges... That review was over a year ago, and she is still working there, ripping people off....What a shame.... Be careful out there!
__label__0 I'm from New York and take Cab rides everyday. Never have I been so annoyed at the rude behavior from a taxi cab driver before. I along with My family was told that our destination of three miles was too short and a waste of money for the company. The fare was 15 dollars so be the judge. Taxi driver 5698
__label__1 All the wine (by glass) taste the same because they've been sitting out for days. I am not much for chocolate or sweets so I'll save a star for those who do. They do offer some of the best Spanish wines by the bottle, however, and may be worth a trip to grab some rare vintage. So skip the food, skip the wine and ask what's new from Spain / Portugal (unless you really enjoy a warm glass of vinegar.)
__label__2 Extremely loud. The smoked turkey sandwich bread was dry. Pear salad was good usual.
__label__2 Average show worth the price of free if you can get them. Juggler comedian was the highlight.
__label__2 My BF heard of this show from somewhere online and what made it more enticing for him, was that there was a limited number of free tickets!  We checked in with the ticket office of the Flamingo, but no free tickets were available (how convenient!), so we purchased 2 tickets which were still pretty cheap.  There's a photographer that took our picture before entering the theater, and of course we pick it up after the show!\n\nWhile we waited for the show to start, they showed all of the pictures taken outside with funny captions (I can't remember what ours said).  We were seated very close to the stage, so that part was not very good for my neck.  But it was still a great family friendly show with lots of audience participation.  And just like David H said, the juggler Jeff Civillico almost outshines Nathan Burton!  He reminds me of comedian Mario Canotone from Sex and the City!\n\nAfter the show, we could purchase the pictures and who else but all of the show's costars were out there selling them!  Jeff Civillico was out there to promote his own show at Planet Hollywood in Caesars Palace, but we couldn't take a picture with him.  Whatever, we couldn't make it to his show anyway.  But Nathan Burton was also out there, and he graciously took a picture with us!
__label__1 It's okay, but not great. If you can pick up tickets on the cheap, or if you have magic-minded children, you can have a nice hour of entertainment that will give you something to discuss later at dinner.\n\nThe difference between good and great illusions is in the subtleties. Nathan is a pretty okay magician. To be great, it would take a substantial investment in time and money in the production effort. I don't suspect that's the future here: they are going with cheap ticket prices and variations on classic illusions. It's a business choice.\n\nPlan to play \"spot the hiding space\" a lot. Even your kids can take part in the adventure.
__label__4 This is the second stay we have had at the Platinum Hotel in Las Vegas. We chose it for numerous reasons including the full kitchen, the deck (where we love to have our coffee in the morning!), the non-smoking (entire hotel), the fabulous service and no gaming under our room! This is the best hotel in Vegas if you want to rest after clubbing, or have a quiet morning without a party next door! We have stayed at lots of hotels on or around the strip, from the Trump to Mandalay Bay to the Wynn to the Paris and NOTHING compares. When we called for service or a pillow or an extra blanket they were there in minutes. And the bar is quiet and cute and serves excellent drinks. When we want to party we walk a block and we are right in the middle of Vegas Baby! I hate to recommend them because I want it to stay our little secret, but I can't help but Yelp Out about how great this hotel treats us. \n\nI stayed with my adult kids and felt safe as they went to party and came home at whatever o'clock. And when we went out, we could come back and relax in the glorious bath (big enough for two!)and get rid of the smokey smell from the casinos. I have nothing bad to say about this great hotel. Except leave a room for me next time I visit!
__label__4 Really enjoyed our stay here.  The room was quite and very comfortable. \n\nThe restaurant had great food.  Our waiter Ish was very knowledgable and provided excellent service.\n\nThe Well Spa was very relaxing.  I had a pedicure and gel manicure from Dan.  He did a wonderful job, was very professional as well as personable.  If I lived here, I would utilize Dan's services on a regular basis.
__label__4 Loved our stay at The Platinum Hotel.\n\nI truly appreciate this hotel is smoke and casino free.  After long nights at the blackjack table your lungs yearn for fresh air and there is nothing better than hitting the hay in a smoke free environment.\n\nStaff here is superb - top notch and will go out of their way to take care of you.  A little  off the beaten path, it is a walk to the strip.  During the day its no problem - at night you should probably take a cab.\n\nThe room was fantastic (not much smaller than my house - haha)  Having a fridge at your disposal is key.  We always stock up on water immediately and its nice to have chilled water without having to use your trash can as an ice bucket (yes we have done this many times at other strip places).  The rooms are spacious and the bathroom is luxurious - double sinks, jacuzzi tub and a beautiful tiled shower.  For 2 people i truly felt like i was home.  Definitely a great place for families and extended visits!\n\nWe will be back for sure and would recommend without hesitation.
__label__4 Finally found a great Vegas hotel that suits our family need - It's very spacious, comfortable, nice Jacuzzi, great indoor/outdoor pool, non-smoking, and Quiet at night. It doesn't have the bells and whistles of some casinos, but it provided true comfort and luxury. If I have to complain about something, their food selection is very limited. We go out to stripe for food.
__label__4 Toys R Us is to kids as Bass Pro Shops is to adults. If you love firearms, camping, knives, fishing, golfing, hiking, boating, hunting, ATV's, archery, or all of the above, this store is for YOU. Literally, every time we go to Vegas I have to stop at this Bass Pro Shops to stock up on ammo. Conveniently found next next to I-15 on Blue Diamond Road, Bass Pro Shops is my welcome committee to Las Vegas from California.\n\nOn my last visit we walked the store and found our way towards the giant aquariums and the mermaid painting exhibits at the Silverton Casino connection. What can I say, my wife likes mermaids. After looking at mermaids and stocking up on ammo, I found my way towards the crossbows on the second floor. I fell in love with a Parker Compound Crossbow. I think I found my new hubby to compliment shooting.\n\nIf are visiting Vegas, love the outdoors, and have not been to Bass Pro Shops, stop by and enjoy a good walk through this great store.
__label__2 This is a nice addition to the neighborhood.  They were able to take an existing building and preserve it, featuring the original brickwork and beams.  The building is shared with a Starbucks.  Pei Wei is no great shakes but there are not a lot of options in an area where everything opens for lunch and then closes at 3.  The potstickers are quite good, I like the Pei Wei Spicy Beef.  My wife tends to order the lettuce wraps, but has been disappointed with the quality of the lettuce at least once.  All of our visits here have been for carryout.  They handle phone orders very efficiently.  Parking is problematic here.  There are a couple of spots reserved for carryout but they are not respected.  There have been a couple of times when it looked like I might have to park across 7th Ave in the antique store, but I have been lucky so far.
__label__4 I love this Pei-Wei location.  I've been coming here since they opened about 4 years ago.  Great renovation of an old building makes for a great atmosphere.  Service is pretty good; especially the sisters who work the floor and have been there since Day 1...very sweet women and always take care of all your needs...leave 'em a buck or two, they work hard!   \n\nYeah, parking is a pain if you eat right at high noon or between 5 and 7pm.  I often stop on my way home from the gym and pick up take away food; much easier.  \n\nEverything I have tried on the menu is just great. Really love their Thai Chicken and their Thai Coconut Curry ... my fave main dishes.  All 3 salads are great, and the Chopped Chicken Salad is actually way healthy when I'm watching my diet.  They just came out with some small plates; my man tried the chicken lemongrass salad small plate last night and it was really awesome.  They have a good test kitchen to come up with this stuff.  \n\nAnd I know it makes me sound like an idiot, but the really cool Coke dispensing machine is the bomb.  I usually just have the Lemonade Lite, but wow...6 flavors!   haha.   good stuff.
__label__0 After waiting on the phone as \"caller number one\" for almost 10 mins, I decided to drive in while still on hold...After getting parked and in line the casket FINALLY picked up my call. I ordered my food only to get home and it was WRONG. Avoid this location at all cost, I can't believe they screwed up my meal after all that.
__label__3 Service with a Smile!  The young man at the front counter was such a delight and a cutie too.  Everything looked so good that we were there for a while trying to decide what we wanted.  The young man answered all our questions and made quite a few suggests.  He suggested the carrot cake slice and the red velvet cake slice, which was perfect.  The carrot cake had so much fresh shredded carrots and moist and the red velvet was moist and not too sweet.  The frosting on both was lite and just right on the sweetness.  We also got the square Almond Bar, so lite and flaky and the almond taste really stands out.  I also looked through their sample book of cake designs and it had some pretty creative cakes.\n\nI will stop by for sure on my next visit to Las Vegas.
__label__1 I tried a simple cupcake. The vanilla cupcake was moist however the buttercream icing was hard, possibly old and enough to turn me off. I may try this place again if I'm in the area but I won't make a special trip.
__label__3 Love this place! Friendly staff. Good prices. Lots of \"locals\" constantly in here. Great desserts and cakes that are never frozen. Red Velvet Cake was incredible! And now they have DONUTS?!
__label__4 Incredible food and service!  I had their pumpkin curry,  very good... unlike many Thai restaurants this one has a heat scale from 1 to 5 and I ordered a 5.  Now I like my curry spicy but a 5 might have been too much.    Try the green tea ice cream,  its delicious.   I will return to this gem.
__label__4 Oh no! Halo halooooooo...\n \nOk so I've had Jollibee two days in a row.  Yesterday I had a 1pc Chicken Meal which comes with a drink, rice, gravy, and fried chicken for $3.50 or so.  Good stuff to satisfy the hungry beast.  I was disappointed they didn't have any lumpia shanghai though.\n\nToday I got the halo halo which was refreshing.  Although it had more toppings -leche flan, ube & mango ice cream, and ube halaya? and bananas -than the surrounding eateries (Red Ribbon & Chow King), it seemed to lack more of the other stuff like the beans, coco gel, and more gulaman. I made it home and the bed of ice is what kept it alive until after a pancit and fish with rice dinner.  I also had 2 peach mango pies to go and man, what can I say but absolutely scrumptious!\n\n5 stars b/c I was satisfied with getting my Filipino fix.  \n\nThe sweet spaghetti is not bad either. Masarap! =)
__label__4 This is the best fried chicken Ive had. I can't even compare it to KFC, Popeyes, or Brown's.\nThis place is so popular in the Philippines, and are slowly moving East.\nThere's only one location in Las Vegas, but much more in California.\nThey serve Fried Chicken with rice or fries, they have burgers, they have pancit palabok, they have noodle soup, they have bubble shakes, its just pure heaven in the fast food race.\nThey definitely need to move faster East and open locations in Chicago.
__label__3 I don't quite get this place or why Asians love it, but it is very good :)
__label__1 The spicy chicken and rice I ordered was good but I also ordered a side of fries and it was very stale and cold. It tasted pretty nasty... So my dad went back to ask for another batch of fries and they gave him a beeper, we waited 40 mins only to find out the girl forgot that he asked for some new fries. lol, horrible customer service.
__label__2 Jollibee has been my favorite fast food ever since I was a little girl.  My mom used to take me to Jollibee for my birthday - so it's quite memorable to me.  \n\nThe Jollibee in Las Vegas was the first Jollibee I have ever visited outside the Philippines.  My first visit was a while back (not so sure about the date maybe 5 years ago), but I go to this place at least once or twice a year.  \n\nMy favorite food in Jollibee: Chicken Joy with spaghetti, Peach mango pie\nOther than my favorites, I think everything else is OK.
__label__2 We were in the mood for some bar food...  i.e. nachos and wings.  We have walked by Al's many times so it was time to try it out. The bar has really neat decor with the tire rims on the wall.  Tables are clean with tall ceilings.\n\nit wasn't very busy when we walked in but by the time we left it was.  I only say this because they are a smoking bar.  I didn't realize until after we were sitting there for a bit.  The smoke wasn't too bad at first but when you fill the place up, it was really bothering the hubby.  I would have thought the tall ceilings would ventilate the smoke away from the dining area better, but I was wrong.\n\nIt was really a one man show there.  He was tending bar and waiting on all of the tables.  It was a little hectic but he seemed to handle it pretty well.  He was really friendly and informative about their menus.  He brought us a menu from Presidio next door along with Al's menu.  They apparently share kitchens so you can order anything from that menu as well.  Makes it convenient if you know you wanted something from Presidio.  \n\nAs far as the food, nachos were ok.  But that's about it,... just ok.  Chicken that we had ordered for the extra topping was few and far between.  The wings were good.  They were a nice size with a wonderful buffalo hot wing flavor.  They aren't breaded so I feel a little better about eating them.  ;-) \n\nSo I would go back if someone wanted to go but I won't be rushing back on my own.
__label__4 If you've never to this Sweet Tomato before, I will tell you that the interior is vast. You can go roller skating from one end to the other without any issues.\nTonight per usual, we went down the line, paid, and was getting ready to look for a table to sit down to eat our dinner when the cashier said, \"wait. You have to wait to be seated.\"\nAt first, I thought she was uttering in foreign tongue cause I've been coming to this location for YEARS and we've never had to wait to be seated!\nTurns out, the place was fully booked. Full capacity- every booth and seat taken in the vast interior. \nVery impressive. Easily I want to say over 250 people dining at the same time???\nWay to go Sweet Tomato- you're doing something right!  \nI'm glad too- as I do enjoy the freshness and flavor of your soups and salads. \nAnd I can't wait until when you bring your French Onion soup back again!!!!
__label__1 Meh could take it or leave it!  Cashier took 10 minutes to write our Id numbers down when ordering wine with dinner because a person in our party looked under 21 but was in fact 30. Food was so so aside from salad other dishes were just meh. The French onion soup was good tho. Prolly won't eat here again
__label__3 Good bang for the buck, freshly made to order so be prepared to wait 10 minutes during a busy lunch line to be served. \n\nHad the spicy pork bento for lunch today. Good sized portions with your choice of miso soup, salad, or kimchi on the side.\n\nI might quibble with the amount of onions in the pork mix, but it was till very tasty.
__label__3 Went to Cherry last night for the first time in over a year. Being a local for more than 3 years, Cherry truly reminds me of the now defunct Whiskey Bar at Green Valley Ranch. This is definitely a local spot. The music was rockin, and the drinks were strong. The dance floor is small, but we usually go outside and chill by the cabanas. It was a good mixed crowd. Saw \"the Glove\" Gary Payton in the mix. Good place to mingle with the locals.\n\nGo on Fridays. There's no cover til 11pm and drinks are half off. And the line is short.
__label__1 Mediocre review for a mediocre meal. Womp Womp Womp\n\nAlright its not all bad. The restaurant is quite large, its always buzzing with happy families and their menu is extensive. My 3 stars are for very slow service and a meal lacking any flavor. I ordered the \"tri-athlete\" breakfast: egg white veggie omelet (usually with salsa on top), side of cottage cheese and a toasted english muffin. Despite what some people may think, there is no reason why healthy meals can't be packed with flavor. Yes, even without the bacon (gasp!).\n\nThe omelet was cooked decently but it didn't have any seasoning to it. Basically I struggle to rave about because I can replicate and exceed it at home. Now, my friends enjoyed their breakfast- especially the pumpkin pancakes (a specialty during the Fall only). Our server took enough time to come and refill coffee and take our orders that we often had to hunt her down so we could finish our breakfast in under 2 hours. \n\nI'm sorry this review lacks wittiness, charm or good writing. Its mediocre, kinda like First Watch. Yikes.
__label__2 Finally, someone got smart and decided to open a Metro Pizza in Henderson! I no longer have to fight UNLV students on their lunch break for a nice booth and some pizza. The new location I believe is better than the original. It has a full bar area, a party room, and regular dining room. There is also a separate wing for pick up orders so you don't have to trek all the way through the restaurant in your pj's and slippers. The pizza is great on its own, but the nuclear fries are so good, I would go just for those. They are spiced and have a bit of a kick, and make the perfect addition for a pie. They also have a variety of beers on tap, which also obviously pairs well with pizza. Avoid the weekend evenings though because the hype around the new restaurant is still prevalent. It's packed. Lunch is the best time, and things stay pretty quiet. \n\nRecommended pizza: The margherita.\n\nRecommended beer: Hefeweizen with some lemons.
__label__4 I'm a fan and didn't even try their pizza.\n\nI've had Metro Pizza bookmarked, then I took it off, then I put it back on, then I finally tried them.  I was seeking this place out every since I read an ROTD on it from last November.  Never found the time and wasn't in the area to ever try them until now. \n\nLet's start with the restaurant itself.  It's bigger than I expected. One thing missing from most reviews is the size of this restaurant. I expected a small typical pizza joint with your checkered red/white tablecloths and gaudy decorations all over. Boy was I totally moted!!  This restaurant is classy, spacious, clean, and well lit.  Because of what I experienced walking in, I assumed a pricey menu.  My first thoughts, sure glad Terri R. is paying for lunch this time. Then I reviewed the menu and was brought back down to earth.  Bang for your buck for sure! \n\nMetro Pizza has a large selection of pizza, stuffed pizza, salads, calzones, platters, dinners, and one type of soup (Minestrone).  I didn't want to feel too heavy for lunch, so I opted against pizza this time.  I'm not a huge pizza guy anymore anyways.  I chose their Chicken Parmesan Sub w/Garlic Fries ($9.25).  This is served hot, melted cheese, and just the right amount of sauce on top of about 8 oz of breaded chicken breast.  Simply delicious, portions big, and the chicken breast tender.  I washed my parmesan sub down with their garlic fries and glass of water.  In about 10 minutes, my meal was devoured.  \n\nOne thing about Italian Restaurants, either there's too much sauce which sometimes sogs out your meal or there's not enough where you're wanting more.  At Metro, they had it just right, not too much, not too little, and definitely not too thick.  Since I'm a new fan of Metro's Parm Sub, I'm sure their pizzas are good too.  Service was great from start to finish. Our food was also prepared and served with little wait. \n\nVoted \"The Best of Las Vegas\" 7 years in a row!!!  They obviously don't need my review to keep their status, but they got my 5 stars anyway.
__label__4 Absolutely love this place. A locally owned pizza place that has been here for years. I love the nuclear fries with ranch dressing. Speaking of ranch dressing they make it themselves and sell it by the bottle. I personally like the pizza cut in squares. By far the best pizza in town!
__label__4 Bertha's Cafe Just opened up at it's new location, 32nd street and Indian School Rd.!!!!!  I have been going through withdrawl!!! So happy they are open.
__label__3 I stumbled across this place today after shopping next door at Smarty Pant's Kids Consignment. Much to my surprise, they sold gluten free blondie bars in the bakery case! Yum. \n\nMy hubby had the day-old 50% off blueberry muffin that he tells me was still very moist and loaded with real blueberries. The place was pretty busy for being in the corner of a quiet strip mall, which I always take as a good sign for any restaurant.
__label__1 I don't know why I do this to myself...How long does it take to make a bowl of delicious and nutritious oatmeal, complete with cinnamon, nutmeg, maple, raisin's...you know something good for me?\n\nI'll tell you how long...exactly 180 seconds...from scratch:)\n\nBut, I got busy this morning and forgot...again!\n\nSo I ran all morning long on nothing but coffee (which would be enough, some days...but not today:)\n\nBy the time I got done with power yoga (on an empty stomach), I was feeling decidedly in need of some serious retox...but I didn't go that way:)\n\nI decided to try to eat something a little bit healthy...for a change:)\n\nAnd, since I hadn't been to Bertha's in a couple of years, and they have their new location opened up, I dropped by Bertha's to grab a sandwich re-fortify me:)\n\nI liked Bertha's prior incarnation, over behind the post office at 40th and Thomas, and I was pretty regular customer there for a couple of years.\n\nThis location, this version (Bertha's - version 1.5...it can't possibly be what they intended, and must therefore be a mid-release version), is lacking in few areas:\n\n* Service - I used to appreciate that I was greeted with smile and a  \"hi\" when I walked in:)...not at Bertha's - v1.5...no \"hello\"...no \"how can I help you\"...no response to my \"hi\"...just a vacant stare until I decided what I was going to have, then writing followed by the total...that was it, followed by a shouted \"ORDER\" to the kitchen:(\n\n* Quality - I appreciated that they always paid attention to details, and that my sandwiches, soup, baked treats, whatever, were always well prepared and tasty...When I got my Ham and Cheese Panini (to go...I was a little busy), no bag check and no napkins when I looked in the bag:(...I asked for them and was handed a wad of napkins with little more than a grunt...I headed down the road and opened up the sandwich...took one bite and found ice crystals in the middle of the ham:(...semi-warm on the outside and still frozen inside (or did the definition of \"Panini\" change while I wasn't looking?)\n\n* Atmosphere - I liked the old space...I realize that Bertha's - v1.0 was small, but it was nice:)...the new release, Bertha's - v1.5 space looks and feels like the \"remodeled on a budget\" second hand clothing store that this space probably was...not a great room and not well done on the remodel...I was waiting for my sandwich and thinking \"why were they closed for 5 months?...I could have done this remodel all by myself over a long weekend, for about $200, including the apartment white paint for the walls\"\n\nI made a completely legal U-Turn (as far as you know) and went back to Bertha's - v1.5, and asked them, about the ice in my Panini:(\n\nNo \"oh, I'm sorry\", no \"can we make you another?\"...just the blank stare from counter girl...\n\nI suggested another attempt at Panini-ing my panini...she took it back to the kitchen, where I heard \"It's still cold\" and returned a couple of minutes later with my Panini (easily identifiable by my bite marks on the corner of the panini...\n\nThey microwaved the friggin' thing!!! :-(\n\nI headed back to my car, and tried to eat my Panini...do you know what microwaving does to thick crusted Italian rolls?...It turns the crust to concrete, is what it does.\n\nI was starving and I still only managed to get through about  1/4 of the Panini.\n\nI think I am going to wait until the next release of Bertha's, to reload.\n\nIt could be that both Bertha's - v2.0 and Windows 7 will surprise and delight me...but I have my doubts.
__label__3 I can't get enough of Bertha's Cafe and often find myself ordering lunch to go from here about once a week.  My go-to favorites are the chicken chopped salad (I request the baslmic dressing which I like better than the green godess dressing) or the mini grilled cheese with a side salad.  And they usually have fresh, homemade donuts sitting at the counter that I can't pass up.  Their mini cupcakes are a great treat as well.\n\nI'm looking forward to trying this place for breakfast as all of the menu items look delish.\n\nDon't be fooled by it being in a strip mall - when you walk-in it's a charming little cafe with a bakery case filled with homemade desserts.
__label__4 I love Bertha's Cafe! I go there often for lunch as it is near my work. Their food is fresh, tasty, and reasonably priced! My favorite is the half sandwich half salad combo which comes with a mini cookie and bag of chips. I usually get the roasted turkey sandwich and the chopped salad for my combo and it's great! Lots of ingredients, lots of flavor. I've tried almost everything on the menu and it's all wonderful.
__label__4 Bertha's is seriously amazing. \n\nPerfect sandwiches and salads. And those delicious cookies that come with the lunch specials are to die for! Whenever I'm in the area, I stop by here. This place is a must. I just wish they had longer hours of operation for their business....seemingly because it's very popular (and with good reason!). If you're looking for a sandwich or salad in the area, look no further as Bertha's is completely solid and fresh.
__label__0 Galbi-tang (galbi soup) tastes like non-dairy creamer + water. Absolutely disgusting and when I complained to the owner, he was disrespectful to the point where he pissed off all 4 of us. It will be ridiculous to call this place an authentic Korean restaurant.
__label__2 two words, convenient (if you are on the center of the strip) and expensive (since you are on the center of the strip). yuk gae jang is my preference for after drinking. they make it decent here. the service is good, the server was pretty attentive. everything is extra like a second serving of rice. open 24 hrs.
__label__2 We had the seafood pancake and tofu pot.  Tofu was good, seafood pancake was lousy.  Lots of koreans so that does not say much\n\nservice was so so.
__label__1 The exact definition of two stars: MEH. I'VE EXPERIENCED BETTER.\n\nAs for someone who LOVES Korean BBQ and always eats it every other week, I do not recommend this place for KBBQ. I've been to many KBBQ places, but I have never seen KBBQ to be $30+. It's not very surprising that this place would be $$$, I mean almost everything on the Strip is PRICEY. Since $30 for a very small portion of kogi was definitely out of the question, I decided to order dolsot bimbimbap instead. This dolsot bimbimbap was the most expensive I have ever paid for. There's nothing special about this place. I'm giving it two stars because the food was descent and the waitress was nice enough to be honest about size portion of the KBBQ meat.\nNever again.
__label__4 First time trying it with recommendation from one of my friend. It wasn't a disappointment. Late night all you can eat at 3AM in the morning after midnight bowling this place just hits the spot. \n\nThe service we received was awesome we we're a group of five and our server really catered to us. We ordered three of everything in the all you can eat menu and she cooked every one of them for us. My water was constantly refilled. My friends seconds/third order of rice came out quick. \n\nUltimately I'll come back and if bring another friend.
__label__4 i love this place because it's similiar to our Yummy's back home. the food is sooooo good! i always get the kalbi and meat jun combo. but i can never decide on the side veggies you get to choose, as i want all of them. i highly recommend this place! i consider it my hole-in-wall place.
__label__3 For being down the street from my house, I tend to forget about Jun's when the Korean mood strikes. I am not sure why, but this whole complex tends to be a blackout zone on my radar. \n\nWhen I walked in around 11:30am, all the employees were having lunch before everyone came. I sat down at a table and was quickly greeted and asked about something to drink. After a minute, my server was back with my water and took my order. \n\nSince it was my first time here, I wanted to try as much as possible without going overboard. Instead of ordering an insane amount of food,rI ordered the Jun's Special. Consisting of bulgogi, kalbi, chicken, meat jun, rice, salad, and a fried dumpling, it was enough of a taste. It was pretty standard fare. I subbed out the white rice with brown for an extra $.50. It was dry and could have been cooked with more water. The meat jun and kalbi were my favorite. The mandoo was very crisp and the filling was predominately meat. It was not just a bunch of veggies and noodles like other places. The spices inside was spot on. I might just order a plate of this the next time I go. For $11.95, it is a diverse taste of their meat offerings. I am excited about the cold buckwheat noodles. They start serving that from June to September.
__label__4 Excellent food. Excellent service. Comfortable family restaurant. Highly recommend even if you have never tried Korean food before.
__label__1 I am a huge torta kind of Mexican, everywhere I go I have to try their Tortas. When a place specializes in Tortas I get super excited and of course the expectation is higher. So, I woke up craving a good carne asada torta today, I decided to go to this place.  The service is great they're pretty friendly which is why they get one star, the other star is for their mango agua which was pretty good. As far as the torta it was not that great, but I've  had worst. To tell u the truth I'm not sure if it was the torta or the really \"depressing\" environment in the place. I was the only one in there, the place has plain decor, no music, the AC didn't seem to be working, and there was flies.  I must say it has been the most depressing meal I've had in a while.
__label__3 If you are a fan of Legume in the previous location, you should definitely experience the restaurant in their new digs.  There is a wonderful spaciousness, plus the same attention to detail.  Really great food with a farm to table sensibility, creativity, and delicious food.  The other thing that is new is a fabulous wine list with lots of great and surprising choices.  Highly recommended.
__label__3 The food here was excellent and the ambiance was well-matched.  Our server, Becky, was fantastic as well.  I liked that the best thing on the menu (of the things we tried) was also the cheapest - love that in a restaurant.  My only consideration was that the chicken looked delicious but took 40 minutes to make, even though we were in the first seating of the evening (and people who choose the first seating usually do so because they have somewhere else to go that evening.)  Other than one regrettable choice for the ever-changing menu, the whole meal was really great.  I'd definitely recommend others to come here, and if I were planning a party or a corporate event, I think it would make an amazing venue.
__label__4 So I was fortunate enough to have an friend take me here for dinner my first week  in town.  This place is legit!  \n\nThe menu changes constantly and is based on what is fresh and at its best.  For the reason, we decided to go with the tasting menu and paired wines.  Now this option wasn't cheap by any stretch of the imagination, but MY GOODNESS was it worth it.  Since they offered a vegetarian options, we ordered that as well as the omnivorous version.  It was great because we were able to taste the best of both worlds. There were at least 5 courses and wow. They were all stand outs. By the time we got to dessert, we were almost stuffed! That's great because often times tasting menus can be downright paltry.  \n\nOh and the wines.  I'm swooning just thinking about the wines that they chose per course.  Some American, but also Italian, Spanish and French. Again, totally worth what we paid for it.  \n\nNow service was a bit spotty. Our waitress was AMAZING and the hostesses were completely sweet. But some of the food runners were more on point than others. We asked one of them about what was on our plates, since she hadn't announced it when she brought it to the table. Unfortunately, she had no clue.  So we learned not to ask her any questions and kept it moving.   A very minor slight though.\n\nIn short: if you want to take a date somewhere that you can pretty much guarantee a happy ending to the night, Legume is your choice.   Parents coming to town and want to pay for dinner? Legume all day.  I really hope to go back again sometime soon.
__label__4 This restaurant is about as good as it gets, at least in the city of Pittsburgh. \n\nFirstly, the ambiance is low-key, fairly classy, and romantic. My then-girlfriend and I were seated in a room with a table of people that were a bit too loud at times, but I don't blame Legume for that. Our service was attentive, fairly friendly, and knowledgeable. \n\nI love that this restaurant is farm-to-table, and that is really evident in the wholesome, fresh ingredients. I love the fact that their menu changes each day. \n\nIt has been a while, but I recall that we ordered goat cheese and apricot jelly crostinis and some kind of salad to start. Both were complex and very, very delicious. While I don't usually like hard boiled eggs or anchovies, I had to eat them, because every flavor had a place in the salad, and they all came together and complimented each other perfectly. \n\nThis was also true for our entrees.. I believe we both had some kind of chicken dish, and I ordered a side of their french fries with a truffle aioli (again, absolutely incredible). Just when I thought it couldn't get much better, we ordered desserts. I recall having ordered some kind of raspberry and cream dish, and it was light and wonderfully tasty. The presentation of every single dish was impeccable.  \n\nWhen all was said and done, $130 or so including tip was more than worth our experience. \n\nIf you're looking for a high quality dining experience in Pittsburgh, look no further. This is simply one of Pittsburgh's best.
__label__1 Wife, myself and another couple had dinner tonight at legume. After ordering nice bottle of Spanish wine (a blended red) and studying menu we elected to have the 5 course (meat) tasting menu. None of us could be described as hearty eaters, but at $55 per person the portions were exceedingly small. The desserts were as large as 2 of the other courses. Presentation was nice and overall food was good. We have eaten all over the country and in many countries overseas in very fine restaurants and so I am not trying to compare with 5 star restaurant. With this said, they could be a little more generous with portions.
__label__2 There is NO reason why this shouldn't run 24-7.  It doesn't open weekdays until 9am and closes around 10pm-11pm.  Weak sauce!\n\nIt's good enough for what it does in providing quick transport to Mandalay Bay to Tropicana Avenue...........but it's times leave much to be desired.
__label__3 Walking down the Las Vegas Strip is not fun between Mandalay Bay and Excalibur....that's why I'm a big fan of this tram.  Whenever friends visit, Mandalay Bay is a must stop.  On the rare occasion they want to also visit the Excalibur (not by my recommendation) we take the tram.  It's FREE and it beats walking all the way to the front of the property.  It's especially great during the hot Summer months.\n\nReturn Factor - 90%
__label__1 If this is \"real texas bbq\" I don't get what all the hype is about.  The meat was dry.  I went there for lunch and ordered a bbq chicken sandwich...simple enough to get right.  My friend didn't enjoy his meal either.  The dessert wasn't all that great either.\n\nOn the plus side, I think the restaurant has a pretty cool atmosphere for the most part.
__label__0 Stopped by this place after doing a quick stop at Target and looked pretty cool from the outside but, once inside their selection was TERRIBLE, they only had like 5 or 6 flavors or less if I remember correctly. I asked the rep. If that was all the choices they had and she looked at me like I was crazy and said, \"Uh, yeah.\" Now I wouldn't of minded if the cupcakes were ATLEAST GOOD but, they were not! I got a total of 3 cupcakes my daughter got Strawberry with Strawberry icing, I got Red Velvet with Cream cheese icing and white chocolate filling (supposably) and my husband got a Chocolate cupcake with chocolate icing and chocolate ganache filing. Now to describe the cupcakes. They tasted like out of the BOX BATTER cupcakes! I mean they tasted exactly like what I can do at home! Come on Mad Hatters STEP UP YOUR GAME! I've been to other bakeries whose cupcakes were beyond amazing! Now when you charge me over $1 in filling you would think you would actually FILL it not put a dime sized amount! I definitely won't be coming here ever again and will not be recommending this place to ANYONE!
__label__1 I really don't understand how they still on business, they don't care about the customers that go in the store AT ALL, I order some cupcakes for my sons bday and cancel them after I think of my experience after I left the store. The owner of the store really have to do something.
__label__3 I will judge a city by its cupcakes no big deal.\n\nMy perfect Mad Hatter cupcake:\nChocolate cupcake was moist and not too dense. Ganache filling was perfectly sweet and strawberry frosting was to die for! Love the concept of build your own cupcakes.
__label__0 \"Ok..... bare-able.... but not good\"\n\nBeen here many times... Keep trying to believe Big Bens will come thru.... Oh well\n\nFood is still par... Absolutely nothing to write home about.\n\nAnd the bar...How frustrating ..... Still charging way too much.\n\nWe truly tried, tried and tried again....   Good bye, Big Bens.
__label__4 This place has the best fish and chips I have ever had. Bring your family bring your friends.  Every dish at my table looked amazing! I will be returning for more. They have plenty of beer on tap.  Best British pub in the US. Great service and food was hot.  Try this pub or you will regret it.  The server was very knowledgeable about all of the dishes and desserts.
__label__1 ok so because i didnt get a burger here, you may not actually want to base your decision on this alone. i went here this weekend with my parentals and since i was on a no carbs diet, i didnt get a burger or fries.  the only thing appealing to me on the menu was the fried chicken bites. there was about 6 of them and they were just ok. they tasted kind of bland. they came out with a ranch of some sort but i think they wouldve been tastier with hot sauce or honey mustard (which they didnt have). i also ordered the hole-in-one drink. it pretty much tasted like a midori sour so id double check the pricing on both and just get the cheaper one. the location is nice. its on the corner of las vegas blvd so it's cool to chill outside and people watch. i may come back to try a burger one day but not anytime soon.
__label__3 Excellent Burgers. Solid Service.\n\nStripburger is an outdoor only restaurant(it's associated with Cafe Bar-Ba-Reeba!), so the facility had plenty of outdoor heaters on hand(as it was a pleasent day, we turned our heater off).\n\nI had the burger of the day(a monstrosity with bacon, cheese, and assorted spices). VERY good. \n\nOur waitress was quick with the food, and made sure we were taken care of frequently.\n\nBonus: Lettuce Entertain You owns stripburger, so we got points for our meal through thier rewards program.
__label__3 8 times out of 10, I love this place! Occasionally they'll mess up an order but are good about getting it fixed. Also the service is slow sometimes, but other than that.. everything is tasty! It's also a really cool place to sit outside & enjoy the view!
__label__2 I know what you're thinking....but no, there aren't any strippers here. Well, there were...but they were off work at the time. ;) \n\nOur friend works here so he hooked it up for us. We tried a bit of everything and it was all great. Fried pickles, sweet potato fries, mushroom/swiss burger, turkey burger, bloody mary's and extra-delish margaritas. YUM. \n\nAfter a night out in Vegas, this was the perfect place to recover. And it looks like tons of other people think the same way, everyone looked a bit hungover. \n\nIt's patio-only.....but don't worry, they have misters and plenty of shaded areas. I loved being able to people-watch here sitting high up on our barstools. \n\nFor Vegas locals and tourists alike, this is a must-try burger joint for day or night. \n\nAsk to sit in Justin's section and tell him his Texas friends sent ya!
__label__3 A very rich and flavorful burger. I had read Yelp reviews beforehand and told my friends it would be an overwhelming amount of food but they still insisted on us each ordering our own fries. Because of this we were able to sample every kind but were not able to finish any of them. What made it even more convenient was the fact that it was write across the street from our hotel, the Wynn.
__label__4 Wonderful place for burgers.   The trio was a great way to try 3 different options.   Tyson our waiter was wonderful.   He took care of everthing we needed and in a timely fashion.  We will be back again soon.
__label__2 This has to be the best place on the strip to get your gourmet burger fix.  I have been coming to Stripburger for years & i have never been disappointed with their food and service. I highly recommend the cheesy fries.
__label__2 We were already on the Strip and in need of some major nourishment. Having just missed a Deuce, we were ready to cut our losses and dig in. We settled on the Stripburger and I'm glad we did. The drinks were good (at Vegas prices) and the meal well made, served quickly, and yummy.\n\nOur one major complaint is that we ordered the \"bucket of shrimp/prawns\" as an appetizer and while it IS served in a bucket about 95% of the bucket is ice. There were exactly 5 shrimp/prawns in said bucket. And, while those were great - it didn't exactly live up to expectations (or the price.)
__label__4 PHENOMENAL! This is what lunch on the Strip is all about! Outside dining perfect for people watching while eating good food. Directly across the street from the Wynn and Encore, it's a great view. \n\nI'm always hesitant going to burger joints as a vegetarian because sometimes even the nicest places just throw a Gardenburger on a bun and call it a day. Not here. \n\nThis is one of the best, if not THE BEST, veggie burger I've ever eaten. \n\nI opted to get it in the \"Famous Bleu\" setup. There are no words to describe this other than saying \"Imagine eating the perfect burger.\" I don't take pictures of my food. This day, I took a picture of my food. I ordered it with the sweet potato fries. Again, delicious. Flavorful. Came with a great side sauce. And HUGE portions. Big enough for two.\n\nYou cannot beat going here, especially for lunch. And for the price, it would be a crime not to give it a try.
__label__4 Amazing nacho fries! Intelligensia coffee. Awesome, friendly servers. And big juicy burgers. This place is soo good! My friends and I had a great time here. The wait was short and the food was fantastic. We will definitely come back the next time we go to Vegas.
__label__3 Smokehouse beef brisket and cheddar is the absolute best sub ever!!!! This may be blasphemy, but the brisket n BBQ sauce in this sandwich rivals that of any BBQ joint I've ever been to. Yes, it's that damn good!! Go and get one... NOW!!!
__label__2 Believe it or not, my native Pittsburgher boyfriend had never been to Pamela's.  So when he brought me home to meet the parents, he thought it would be a great chance for us all to give it a try.  \n\nWe went early (8:30am- yikes!) on a Sunday morning and got in easily without any wait.  The inside is bright, colorful, and vintage-retro diner kitschy.  I have to admit I got a little distracted looking at all the old black and white photos on the walls.  \n\nI couldn't make up my mind when it came time to order- which never happens.  I decided to go with the most diverse option and got the breakfast that included eggs, bacon, toast, and 2 of their crepe-style thin pancakes.  \n\nThe eggs were great but the pancakes were a little too thin for my taste.  The edges tasted crispy but in a burnt way.  I also think I set my expectations too high, after reading all the rave Yelp reviews.  Naturally, I filled up quickly and could only eat half of the pancakes.  There was no way I'd be able to finish both.\n\nThe best part of the meal had to have been my boyfriend's potatoes.  YUM!  They were soft but crispy on the top, flavorful but not overseasoned.  Fluffy but not greasy.  Total perfection!  I'd take them over the crepes if I had a chance to go back.
__label__2 After hearing my boyfriend's woeful tale for years about how heart broken he was when Pamela's stop making buttermilk pancakes we stared clear of Pamela's.  I can't be bothered with a breakfast place that doesn't sale pancakes but after hearing that the Obama's ate at Pamela's I felt it was time he let the pass go.\n\nThis was my first time dining at Pamela's.  I really enjoyed the corn beef hash but my French toast was rubbish.  I ordered the American style French toast topped with strawberries.  The strawberries were great but they couldn't mask the nastiness of the French toast.  The Fresh toast was not sweet at all. It desperately needed some powered sugar and no matter how much syrup I added it could not be helped.  \n\nMy hubby got the blueberry hotcakes.  We were both expecting pancakes but instead he was served a thin crepe like pancake.  He said that the hotcakes were very tasty and  I could see they were full of fresh blueberries and topped with whipped cream.  \n\nThe corn beef hash is worth traveling for, but the thin pancakes and nasty French toast not so much.
__label__2 Although we had recommendations from a friend to go to another place for brunch, we decided to try Pamela's when we saw that they had four stars on Yelp and there was a HUGE line on the street waiting to get in. \n\nFirst things first, if you are thinking about going here: They are cash only. There's a PNC bank with an ATM machine right around the corner on Penn Ave if you, like us, don't normally carry cash. Then, even if there's a huge line, go inside right away and put your name in the waiting list. We waited a good ten minutes in line before realizing that the line was meaningless - you really need to have your name in the list, and then go outside and wait. The line goes pretty fast, though, so don't get intimidated by the size of it.\n\nOur son had a feta and spinach omelet and loved it (another AWESOME). I had a veggie and feta omelet, and my husband the ham and cheese. Our omelets were OK - nothing to rave about it like our son was doing about his spinach and feta. And the omelets were kind of tiny, especially when compared with the amount of potatoes that are served in the plate. I did wish the omelet was the star and \"kind of the plate\", not the potatoes and toast. Looks like their strength is in the carb world, after all. My son and I also tried the hotcakes - my first time having it and they were worth every single second of stomach pain the gluten gave me after eating a few bites. The outskirts of the cakes were really crunchy like a waffle cone, and the inside is a thin, light pancake. Really good! I just couldn't eat a lot not only because of the gluten, but also because of the guilt - they are NOT a diet food. VERY buttery, but what else would you expect of them, right? As I told my husband, they taste like the ultimate winter breakfast comfort food. I can only imagine a really cold morning, freshly brewed coffee, and hotcakes. Yum! \n\nAnd talking about coffee, theirs was really good. Not too strong and not bitter at all, just the way I like it. The waitress eventually left a carafe of decaf for me at the table, which I really appreciated, because their mugs are kind of tiny. \n\nFinal thing to be aware: When we were done eating we waited forever for the check to come (our waitress could have been a bit less absent...). When we finally asked the waitress for the check, she told us with a \"this is the most natural thing in the world\"  face that the check had been delivered with our food a long time ago. How come we didn't think of that, right? We really didn't see the check among the 300 other things in the table. So if you are not from the area and don't know how things work over there, bring cash, put your name in the list, and keep an eye out for the check which comes WITH your food.\n\nThree stars because I didn't think that the breakfast was that awesome. Probably would think otherwise if I knew their system, ate gluten, and wasn't aware of carbs.
__label__3 Hate the wait especially in winter but love everything else about it. I do want to give it a five star but had to knock one off just because of my love for potatoes and apparently my go to \"Morning after breakfast\" doesn't come with it. Although stealing those delicious  Lyonnaise potatoes from my partners plate has never been an issue. \n\nEvery time we've been here we've never had any bad experience with the food or the service. Highly recommended for breakfast.
__label__4 Had a lot of fun dousing a few super-delicious strawberries and cream puffs at the chocolate fountain during the Yelp Rocks event Thursday night... I could've swam in that chocolate fountain bobbing for cream puffs all night, I tell ya!  \n\nHere's hoping S'Bistro will be present at the next rock-some party Gabi organizes!
__label__3 Myself and a small group of friends have become regulars here.\n\nI've always had great service, with maybe 1 exception (a waitress I haven't seen in a long time...).\n\nWhat's the key? TALK to them. They're a great group and if you're friendly, they're friendly. Any good sushi bar I've been to is social. If you want quiet and intimate, go to one of the snotty overpriced Scottsdale restaurants.\n\nJade is about as good as they come. We've had such a blast with her - she's even taken sushi from our table and given it to others, which then got us all laughing and talking. And since it's all you can eat, so what?\n\nYes, there are rules, but every a-u-c-e sushi place has them. There isn't anything unreasonable and if you've been to any of the other ones (I can only think of 1 that is still around in that general west-valley area), it's one of the least restrictive. Trust me, you can get belly-busting full without breaking any rules.\n\nAs others have mentioned, there is an automatic gratuity. I'm also not a big fan of this practice, however, I justify it in my mind that you're not just tipping the server, you're tipping the sushi masters. I never leave without adding additional tip anyways, so it's a become a non-issue for me.\n\nGo to get stuffed, or go to try an assortment of different sushi without worrying about paying for something you don't like - it's all good.\n\nIf someone in your party doesn't like sushi, they have a regular menu that's pretty typical - teryaki chicken and the like. Enough that it shouldn't stop a non-fish eater from going (but who'd like those people anyways??? LOL!)
__label__2 Just wanted something quick and gave this place a try.\nIt was ok because I was hungry and service was good.\nStill cant beat the sushi at takamatsu which is only yards away down the street.
__label__1 Ok I love coffee bean tea leaf, I love that they have more of a tea selection because I'm not a coffee drinker. But I'm disappointed with the way this location makes it. The past three times I've stopped here it's been wrong. Even with me giving them direction. I think they are more consumed with talking to friends then being a barista.
__label__1 this food is cheap for a reason.  The egg rolls are floury, the fried rice was cold and tasteless and although the veggies in the vegetable lo mein were crisp and fresh, it was so full of garlic you couldn't even taste them.  The location is on a grimy street although the restaurant is clean and fairly quiet.  There are so many chinese restaurants in Madison, I don't know why anyone would go to this one.
__label__4 The BEST Thai food that I've ever had!\n\nWe're really, really picky about our Thai food and Basil 'n Lime is as authentic as they come.  The pad thai (both chicken and tofu) are fabulous, as are their spring rolls, and red curry.  Just a few of our favorites!\n\nThe staff is also amazing....well mannered, courteous and always one step ahead of you.  What always amazes me is that whether or not my husband is with me, one waiter always remembers that I need a pad thai with chicken done spicy to go.  I never have to remember...he'll always ask!   And when I arrive before my take out's ready, they're always there with a glass of ice water and a kind smile.  \n\nLove, love, LOVE this place!  Even though we're moving across town next month we plan to make the trek back to their restaurant often.
__label__4 Well tonight I will be going to bed early.  Thanks to the unbelievable dinner I had last night at Basil 'N Lime.  I woke up at the crack of dawn to the reminder of the delicious leftovers that were calling to me from my refrigerator.  This quaint establishment is enormous in flavor.  The fresh vegetables were saut\u00e9ed yet crisp, the meat was as tender as eating cotton candy.  Starting out with the eclectic plate of appetizers was a trip to heaven.  The spice rating is a scale from 1-5.  I always treat my spice ratio as if I'm putting together an outfit.  In the words of the famous fashion designer Coco Channel...it is easier to add than take away.  The entrees were ordered as a  three.  The delectable flavor of the food was not hidden in the heat.  I can't wait to go back and enjoy more of their tempting choices.  The restaurant does not serve alcohol.  Which is a blessing in disguise.  You would not want any of your senses denied the aroma, taste and presentation of this restaurant.  I highly recommend the Thai Iced Tea.   To top it all off, I can sleep sounding because I know that their Garlic Beef is only a phone call away because they do deliver.  My hat's off to you, Chef Moo and your staff.
__label__0 There are so many things wrong with this place. Should I start with the service? I'll start with the service. The staff is usually preoccupied with chatting or card games when you walk in, so being seated, getting menus and ordering water takes 15 minutes. \n\nThe food is mediocre at its best, cold and bland at its worst. We  ordered pad thai, spicy fried rice, chicken satay, tom yum gai (arrived cold), red curry and beef larb. Most of it tasted like nothing, the rest tasted like watered down garlic juice. \n\nThe prices are high, especially with the long wait between dishes and the staff walking away before we were finished ordering. Please go to Archi's Kitchen or Lotus of Siam.
__label__3 Big fan of the Red Curry with Tofu.  Most places only have a few diced up veggies, but they give large chunks, I feel like I get a nice bang for my buck!  Lunch special comes with soup or salad, a wonton and an egg roll..say what, yup...its true!  And the egg roll is a veggie roll!  Woo hooo!!!  Customer service is very kind.  They always provide the name of the person that ordered the dish on the to go box so when the 5 bags of food that I ordered for my coworkers is picked up, I can divide it up with no problem!
__label__1 Expensive compared to other thai restaurants. Service is bad. Run away if your server is \"Yok\". She scares me.
__label__3 Great Gelato with plenty of flavors, try the hazel nut.
__label__4 My husband and I frequent this gelato shop and love the quality of their gelato in addition to the frequently rotating flavors. I highly recommend giving this locally owned shop a try! Plus with the great $5 for $10 yelp deal you can't go wrong! (that plus 15 cents will get you two larges)
__label__1 Come on?  Really?  Just because Oprah thinks there great, does not make them so!  Mine are better and they come out of a box and you don't have to wait in line for an hour! \n\nI visited Cupcakes at there Beverly Hills store and thought they were ok - but nothing to write home about - in fact, they weren't moist enough!\n\nWhen I saw the one that opened near Fashion Square all that came to mind was really?  Why?  And how the hell can there pay the rent selling cupcakes!?!  Hey, I am not hatin' just asking!
__label__1 You would think with the economy being what it is today, it would be easy for any establishment to hire semi-intelligent people to run the register. \nI went into sprinkles to taste some of their fall specials and I walked into a scene that was beyond depressing. My first experience with Sprinkles is when I lived in LA. You couldn't get a cupcake without waiting in line at least 30 minutes. Scottsdale, you have 4 perky girls greeting you, with their cupcake themed baby tees the minute you walk through the door. \nThe trays were empty and the selection was bare at best. I ordered 4 cupcakes. NOT rocket science. 1-2-3-4 \nThere was one other woman waiting for a large order, a couple dozen at least. The dingbat ringing us up tried to charge me over $80 for 4 cupcakes!! Whoa! \"Are you sure those are mine?\" \nHer response was \"is your name Susan?\" No it is not. She gives me a blank look like she saw a ghost. So this is uncomfortable. I kindly nudged her by saying \"I think my total should be in the $13 range, I only got 4 cupcakes. \" \n\"The tag says you got 4 dozen.\" (i can't remember the exact qty) \nNow Red Velvet (remember the themed shirts?) is testing my patience. Is that still Susan's order? \nOh duh! Now we get it! \nAfter all that I get the cupcakes home, and they are dryer than a popcorn fart. Disappointing.
__label__3 Went yesterday with a girlfriend... got 4 different cupcakes.  Yummy!  I highly recommend the chocolate marshmallow :)
__label__3 Dear Sprinkles tempatation, \n\nMy jeans are in a fight with you for your delicious frosting and cupcakes that I can't resist...no matter the level of will power I'm feeling that day. \n\nSprinkles cupcakes are what you expect. They are tasty, they are sugary, they go straight to your tush and they are worth every calorie and the inevitable sugar coma that will follow. \n\nI'm a frosting fanatic. I could probably be fine with just eating the top of the muffin and frosting, but somehow it's impossible to leave part of a Sprinkles cupcake remaining. My favorites flavors are the lemon coconut, anything chocolate, peanut butter...really just any cupcake there. You can't go wrong. \n\nSprinkles cupcakes aren't cheap. We are talking about nearly $4 for a cupcake, but if you're willing to fork out the cash you'll enjoy every bite you take from that fork. They are a great hostess gift if you want to impress and they are perfect for a birthday treat or going away farewell sweet. \n\nSo next time my sugar craving hits, I'll succumb to my will power and say hi to the friendly staff at Sprinkles.
__label__3 Cupcakes and frosting shots, oh my!  This place is always busy and I think its the cupcakes.  My absolute favs are the Cinnamon and Red Velvet cupcakes!  I can't wait for the Pumpkin cupcakes that come out in the fall.
__label__1 Went to Sprinkles yesterday and had gotten 6 cupcakes various flavors. Unfortunately they were not as I expected from all the hype. The chocolate ones were dry and not a lot of flavor the only ones that  had some flavor were the black and white and vanilla. this was my second time there hoping for better was disappointed. Sorry sprinkles
__label__0 Too bad one does not have the option for NEGATIVE stars. Eat here if you are a masochist. The service was horrific. Our drinks were never refilled. I ordered 1 bar drink, an Almond Peach Margarita which was stunningly made improperly. It was saturated mainly with Peach Schnapps. It resembled a drink someone who knew nothing about bartending would conjure up.\n\nNext was the CUZAMIL PLATTER. For 16.95 one gets the experience of Chef Gordon Ramsey's kitchen nightmare experience prior to the makeover. None of the food had ANY taste to it. If one wanted to make these items and left them sit in the fridge for 10 days, threw it in the broiler, laden with grease it would recreated this wretched experience. If my husband and I don't get food poisoning I will be shocked.\n\nThe fascinating aspect of this memorable experience was when the waiter (and I use this word lightly) came to remove my plates. He asked if I wanted my food wrapped as I barely eat it. My response was \"Absolutely not. I forced myself to eat as much as I could so I won't be hungry later. This food was horrific.\" His response was \"okay, so your ready for the check.\" Nuff said. The best part about this experience was leaving the restaurant.
__label__2 great food reviews on www.bigtsreviews.com
__label__0 This was the WORST experience ever. I purchased a Groupon for a lunch special and the waitress refused to honor it.  She told me that I was required to have 2 people present in order to redeem the voucher---this was not true.  The voucher said that I needed to order 2 entrees.  It said nothing about needing 2 people.  She was stubborn, ignorant of the Groupon deal, and unwilling to serve me.  I reported the restaurant to Groupon, and they said that they have reported the incident internally.  A review may be underway if other Groupon customers have additional unsavory experiences.  I obviously can't tell you about the food, but the service was really awful! Buyers beware!
__label__3 First Friday has become THE monthly cultural event for Las Vegas. Live music, artists working their trades,special events, food and drink - it is really a great time. And it keeps growing and getting better all the time! Muchos thanks to Cindy Funkhouser and all the folks putting this together. July's event was one of the biggest, even in the heat of a Las Vegas summer night!\n It clearly is a lot of work to put these together but it's making downtown the place to go on the First Friday of the month!!!
__label__1 So did anyone go to the last First Friday event? (It was on May 5th, 2011)\n\nThat was really, really weird. Cages all around the street festival on Casino Center, event staff members checking everyone and I saw at least 50 cops/security guards standing around. \n\nI quickly left that area (cops make me feel uncomfortable.....must be a black people thing), and a few hours later I heard rumors of cops strolling through the main event area and shutting it down. \n\n........WTF? I'm definitely going next month, but if it's like that again, sorry, but that's gonna take the fun out of it.
__label__3 I've only been to First Friday after it was taken over by Tony Hsieh of Zappos fame, so I can't compare it to the original festival.  But I have now gone three times since November and have had a ton of fun every time.\n\nOn Casino Center between Charleston and Colorado, the street is closed and filled with artists, musicians, and food trucks.  There is also a section of 3rd Street and the lot by Bar + Bistro closed down to make room for a few more vendors.  Most of the downtown stores stay open late this night for your shopping pleasure.\n\nThe first thing I usually do is hit up a food truck to get something to munch on while I check out the art.  Even if you have no intention of buying anything (like me) it's still fun to see what people have designed and how creative they can be.  I always wind up feeling a little inspired.\n\nI grab some more food and then I'm off to look at more art, maybe walk into a gallery or the Gypsy Den, or check out some of the musicians.  The last time we were there (February) we heard a guitar playing duo perform some really great covers of The Killers and Adele.\n\nThe first two times my husband and I went to First Friday it was bitterly cold and we got in pretty early (6ish).  I think these two things factor into the crowd we've been seeing- not a ton of people and mainly younger couples with a few hipsters thrown in.  But for the February event (which was warmer) we did notice a lot more people and a lot more high-school aged kids.  I'm interested to know what the crowd will be like come June.\n\nWhile not perfect yet, I have to give props to Tony and his team for really making First Friday more accessible to the community.  It's nice to have an event that caters to the locals and not all the tourists drinking down on the Strip.  I can definitely seeing this growing and improving over time and really being a huge benefit to the Arts District.\n\nGet down to First Friday and support some local businesses and artists!
__label__2 My 1st First Friday yesterday 3/2/12 :)\n\nIt's an awesome idea...feels kind of like a teenage hang out walking around though.\n\nLikes:\nThe breakdance crew\nA few of the bands were good\nDJ's were good for the most part\nThe comedy factor of some of the bands/dj's etc...like the guy DJ'ing in the back of his monster truck that would introduce the songs and used a blown out speaker...hilarious\nMy friends stand for girly stuff - feathers, bracelets, etc :)\n\nDisliked:\nLack of quality food\nLack of really good art
__label__0 Can whomever is in charge of parking for First Friday put down the bong? So I followed the advice on their website and went to the Old City Hall Parking Garage...which was empty! For free parking for First Friday I expected to see cars! And a shuttle! But no...only a handful of cars and not a shuttle to be seen...you gotta walk to El Cortez to catch a shuttle. And when you make it over there a 40 minute wait for a shuttle is routine. \n\nRather than write another chapter of War & Peace, here's the quickie version. \nParking: Not well thought out. At all. Quite frankly it sucks. \nShuttle: Pain in the rear to get to, cool as heck to ride, route they take makes no sense.  \nArt: Please show me some art! Paintings! Sketches! Not flea market crap I can find off an exit ramp along the Interstate in Arizona. ART!!!! LOCAL ARTISTS!!! If you have First Friday in the Arts District for Pete's sake have some dang ART!!!!\nFood Trucks: I wanted to check out SlidinThru and see if I could give them a second chance. The line made me say that's not going to happen. The food truck placement is working a bit too well to draw traffic. \nSecurity: When someone moves an art car and 8 LVMPD officers show up it might be a sign you're a bit overstaffed on security. \nLive Music: Thank you Skull Candy for headphones that work well as it drowned out the screech fest. Before I turned them on...what I heard was not good.\n\nIn short First Friday is slipping. And even with Zappos throwing money at it...it's not enough. The people running this just don't get it. Tony Hsieh and Co. would be better off paying to ship the FF leadership to other cities just once to see how it's done. \n\n1 Star: Because I regret wasting time to go to this one! It SERIOUSLY SUCKED.
__label__2 I am very torn about First Friday. I absolutely love community events. Especially art walks, and more creative culture, but this is very lacking. I want to love it because it's in my back yard, too! \n\nHowever, First Friday leaves me with a sense of empty feeling. Located in the arts district downtown should be plenty of reason why this event should boast art, but it doesn't. \n\nThe art galleries are lacking, and the street vendors that sell art are more there to just get a buck than they are about art. \n\nThen there's the riff raff of downtown trying to join in, and so many kids everywhere! I guess police try to crack down on curfew, but there's always so many grungy kids that are up to no good running around. \n\nThe food stalls are nice during summer hours, winter many vendors decide to stay home. \n\nI'll probably end up going back in the summer, but I'll go early before it gets dark, and the crazy kids (literally kids) come out at night.
__label__1 Mom and I were just passing through and stopped for lunch. The service was terrible. The manager tried to make foolish jokes and conversation with us but caught neither of us finding him amusing. He sat us in the bar area and than disappeared for the rest of the time we were there, even when we were asking for a manager he did not come around. The bartender who never gave her name but spent a lot of time at staring at the bar dreaming- clearly seemed to have better things on her mind. We sat for about 5 minutes before drinks were offered and another 10 before our appetizers were taken. We probably waited 35+ minutes for our salad and dip to come out. \n\nShe messed up the girls behind us order at least twice and talked them like she knew more about how they wanted their food cooked than she did. They sent there steak back twice to be recooked. \n\nWe kept trying to get our bill to pay and leave an couldn't get her attention. And again no manager available to help. When we were leaving we asked if she was newer to this place where the hostess made sure to point out that the bartender was one of the better and long term server/bartenders. She needs a lot of training...especially with customer service! \n\nWe will not be returning to this location.
__label__1 Went on a thursday night with my boyfriend, it wasn't busy but took 10min. to be seated then ordered and it took a while for the waitress to return with just our drinks. Our food came nice and hot but then our waitress didn't return to ask if we needed something, service was bad and the food was just okay.We won't be returning to this location.
__label__0 I was at this Applebee's with my fiance and 2 daughter's.  We waited patiently for a waitress or even someone to acknowledge that we were there. No one came... As we were leaving the hostess at the door was told and her only comment was \"Oh I'm sorry.\" But did nothing else. So we came to Chili's were we were seated immediately and our waitress Toni took our order and brought our drinks. I work at a casino and also handicap,  customer service to me is so important. Chili's is by far the better restaurant and just down the street from this messed up restaurant.  I would've gave them NO STARS at all. The sad thing is the manager was right across from us when I complained and she did nothing!
__label__2 I went to Steve's as part of the @downtownphoenix spring fling pub crawl.\n\nIt has a nice atmosphere, and I love the patio.\n\nWe were only there for about 30 minutes, but in that time, I was pleased with the level of service we received, and with the chips and salsa.\n\nThe chips are kinda different, almost like fried wontons in their texture. They were delicious. And the salsa had a nice flavor, and decent heat.\n\nI was hoping to have breakfast after the crawl, but I was too exhausted (old) and had to head home long before that happened.\n\nI will definitely go back to Steve's, and especially to try their breakfast menu.\n\n(only 3 stars because I didn't get enough time or food experience yet)
__label__2 Nice Happy Hour spot in downtown Phoenix. Their Sunday brunch is good as well. Kind of a small establishment,. Nice friendly staff.
__label__2 I think my experience was similar to other reviewers' experiences.  Great food, lousy service.  At first, we had two waiters who both thought they had our table, but we were ignored for a while.  Thanks for bringing the side of BBQ sauce after I finished my burger!\n\nBut I really enjoyed the food, and would go back for that.
__label__3 Was in Phoenix for a Gold Canyon convention. This became our go to place. The 1st day our lunch service was horrible..very rude waitress. Erica. My food was so so. Chicken sandwich dry, no flavor.We noticed they had some specials that night so we came back. We had bartender helping us. He was great. 50\u00a2 wings! Fantastic..the honey hot are the best wings ever, tarot tots...yum! And the watermelon margaritas and the long island iced tea are the best ive had. This place is definitely the BEST choice around the convention center. A little rough around the edges but for some reason we kept going back and I'd continue to do so during my next convention.
__label__1 9/2/14 - Others I have known have received spectacular bouquets from them, and so I decided to use them as well on two different occasions.  Both were funeral services, and both flowers were very disappointing.  The first was a $75 poinsettia for a holiday memorial, which didn't look as good as I could have bought in a grocery store.  The second was a funeral spray with yellow carnations and some huge sunflowers.  I don't like sunflowers at all, and don't think they belong in a funeral spray.  But I left it up to the florist to make the decision on which flowers to use.  Won't make that mistake again.\n\nUPDATE - 9/8/13 3.0 star rating 9/2/2014\nGot a very nice email from Dave, owner at English Garden Florist, who genuinely apologized and offered to make amends.  I appreciated his interest in my displeasure, and altho I have no near term need for flowers, he asked that I call him directly the next time I order.  With that kind of customer service, I will certainly give them another chance.
__label__2 Went for lunch today with my husband.  Loved the amtosphere of the restaurant.  Easy to find and easy to park.  The service was attentive and good.  The iced tea was fresh and cold.  \n\nThe small bread sticks that they serve you were just okay.  Not to flavorful and nothing to dip in accept plain olive oil.  \n\nThe salad that came with the meal was large and the dressing good.\n\nI ordered the eggplant parmesean and didn't care for it.  It was like 6 very thinly cut pieces of eggplant dipped in egg and fried.  Gooey texture, eggy taste.  However, the linguini with red sauce that came on the same plate was delicious and I'm not usually a fan of pasta with red sauce- to boring.\n\nMy husband ordered the Southwest Chicken Marsala.  It sounded amazing on the menu but didn't look nearly as good as it sounded.  Very little cheese on top and mostly green peppers swimming in a sauce on the chicken.  He drank coffee with his lunch.\n\nThe bill was $25 with tax.  I thought that was very reasonable for a nice lunch.\n\nIf I ever go back I will try something else on the menu.
__label__0 The food is terrible. We went for happy hour and get the caprese and the calamari. The caprese was like eating diced tomatoes that had been stewing in something. The calamari was small and predominately breading.
__label__1 Well, I had great expectations for the food here after reading the great reviews. \nWe were seated very quickly, but our waiter from the start acted as though we were inconveniencing him. \nI ordered Scampi, it was slightly overcooked and the tails were burnt to black; the pasta and sauce were very good though; my friend ordered the cod, it was extremely overcooked and she asked for a new piece.\nTowards the end of our meal, we could hear him whining to his co-workers (this was a very loud conversation as the staff were behind the prep area going to the kitchen) that we were the ones who sent food back to the kitchen. \nI, and my friend, will not be going back, and we will make sure to discourage our friends from going. The food was mediocre and the service was unprofessional.
__label__4 I feel that I need to share a story with you so that you understand why I love this place so much. Because you might just think \"well, of course you like it here! You're a foodie, this place has great food, so, duh!\" Well, yes, that's part of it. But there's more.\n\nSee, I AM a foodie. I love food. I love eating it, preparing it, and eating it when someone else has prepared it in exchange for money. But even though I am a foodie, my brother, alas, is not. My brother could not be pickier when it comes to food: burgers need to be plain, steaks need to be free of condiments, and the only acceptable beverage to consume is water. So you can imagine my dismay when it comes to my brother and I eating a meal together. He usually just wants lame food, and I want condiments galore. Enter Chipotle. \n\nThe great thing about Chipotle, and also Subway, is that you can watch these guys assemble your meal right in front of you! And since everything is \"custom made\" at this place, you really only get what you want. My brother gets a plain steak burrito: steak, rice, beans, cheese. I get a steak burrito, too, but I have more stuff in it: steak, rice, beans, cheese, corn, pico de gallo, lettuce, and guacamole. This is really a place where we both get EXACTLY what we want, so we're both happy. \n\nPlus, it's a cool concept: pick how you wanna eat it (burrito, taco, bowl...), pick the protein (chicken, steak...) and then add the delicious plusses (lettuce, beans, rice...). \n\nI think one of the extra plusses of this place is that they have healthy options, too. If you opt for the chicken bowl with no cheese or guac or sour cream, it's pretty healthy. And, even better, it's still delicious! You can't beat that!
__label__2 The barbacoa could use some actual spice and it's a little expensive.
__label__4 Oh my gosh!  Hot dogs-great; onion rings-great; chili cheese fries-great; 50 cent soft serve cones-awesome.  Just want to add that so far there hasn't been anything that we've tried here that we haven't liked.
__label__4 This is a great place to go without having to drive too far!  I go to the one on Rittenhouse.  Great atmosphere, friendly staff.  The outdoor patio is nice with the great weather we have been getting.  Pretty happening on a late Friday or Saturday, actually this place always seems busy.  I haven't personally tried the food yet, but menu offers a diverse selection and it all looks pretty good.  Definitely worth checking out.
__label__3 Went here while visiting my family in Feb...this place is great. They are a bar with bar food, but they do gluten free and Vegan if you want it. The wait staff is super friendly and will even swap pictures of their puppies with you. The place is dog friendly, like bowls of water on the outdoor patio and even dog treats.
__label__2 well not that our experience was horrible but this gal must have been new she brought me the wrong breakfast she did not seam to know if toast came with my wife's breakfast, though she was very nice there was no offer of compensation for her and or the kitchen staffs screw ups and we did not get our side of fruit which is shown on the menu to come with our meals. the side of gravy i ordered was cold by the time my breakfast showed up the second time. 3 stars are being generous
__label__2 It sounds like this mall is getting a \"makeover\" and boy, does it need it (I read something about it in the free \"View\" newspaper).  \n\nFriends and I came here today for a girls' shopping afternoon and we just weren't feeling it.  Many storefronts throughout the mall have that white board of shame.  I hope that there are some really cool stores slated to come here because the mall just feels sad and is majorly lacking shops that interest me.  (Ahem, Banana Republic, please.)  If I were a 16 year old girl, this place would be so much more appealing.  For now, I continue to come through every now and then for Kohl's, Macy's and Dick's but I'd go out of my way to the outlets, Fashion Show, etc. for any other real shopping.
__label__3 Galleria mall is the last decent locals mall.
__label__3 The faux cobblestone floors in this bad boy are being replaced with super slippery tiles (gray and black). Upside? You can see up people's skirts in the reflection. Downside? Forget about traction when you walk in. I wore some flip flops and walked in the entrance near Sephora, nearly fell flat on my ass, and was told by the Sephora security guard that happens daily. So be careful, wear sneakers, and take a strong person with a good sense of balance along with you.\n\nLots of decent shopping with some crazy stores thrown in. A little disorienting when you're walking thru, because it's shaped in kind of a circle. I think I walked thru about 10 times trying to find the restrooms. Oh, the restrooms are nice, and have private little stalls. Good potty break area. Lots of good restaurants.
__label__3 Really oddly laid out. It spirals in on itself. But, it has great stores, especially the ABC Stores, they have all the casual snacks and stuff you'll need. There are some upscale stores and some really affordable ones. Since I'm not a high roller, I prefer this mall.
__label__1 Did not care for Miracle Mile shops at all...the least exciting of the Strip shops - selection is that of a regular mall, no labels you couldn't find elsewhere. The sole redemption of Miracle Mile shops might be Sephora for last-minute needs. Don't  care for the crowd here - can be sketch.
__label__2 So where should I start, there is 2 theaters in here very modern and always stays clean, same as the miracle mile shops, never dirty always has a nice clean look. Lots of entertainment, many different places to eat, my personal favorite is LobsterMe. About 6 sunglass shops alot of clothing stores and a few massage places for a good price. Some places here are really cheap considering the location. You get what you pay for. Anyways for tourists I say you should check it out maybe even some of the shows but you can't go wrong with the shopping.
__label__4 This is probably the best mall in Las Vegas ! \nIt has a wide stores selection and great prices.\nThey have an amazing restaurants and great women's care places. This is my favorite mall.
__label__3 From the people who brought us The Emerald Lounge ... it's The Ruby Room!  What a beautiful place stuck in the middle of nowhere (just south of Downtown)! \n\nI arrived at 9:45pm on Thursday night and the place was completely empty with the only exception being the bartender and DJ ... \n\n... at any rate the walls were set with local art work and the place has SO much potential (if you had ever been to The Emerald Lounge you know what I mean) ... Fingers crossed that more people catch on to this potentially VERY cool as hangout and live music and art venue!
__label__3 Though I love this place, it is just a standard bar.  The lineup throughout the week is fairly diverse so you've got to like that.  I've enjoyed the monday comedy open mic and several downtown musicians, bands and djs on several occasions.  Sometimes the crowds are sparce but that is PHX in '07 for you.  Atmosphere is good the neighborhood and oneway street are less good.  But I think after people go there a few times they can figure it out.  As with everything great...wait for it...  Good atmosphere, very good veteran bartenders, good music.
__label__2 My friend warned me that this place was a dive, and (once I found it) discovered upon walking in that he was very right.  It's a tiny room with a bar and a little stage.  The night I came, there were there local bands playing and there was a $5 cover -- not terrible considering I only paid $5.50 for a Crown & diet.  Bartender was very friendly, but the clientele was not.  The only person I talked to was the friend I was meeting.  They did have a cool contraption that dispensed water for do-it-yourself absinthe shots, and at only $8 a shot, that makes this bar almost cool enough to go to on its own.  Almost.
__label__1 Having recently moved to Highland Creek, my fianc\u00e9 and I started exploring the area for good food. We saw this place while we were driving by so decided to give it a try. \nWe went in on a Wednesday night. The place wasn't too full, just about 3 other tables were occupied. We were told to pick any table. The server took our beverage order and got us our menus. For a restaurant with about 10-12 tables they only had one server and she wasn't super knowledgable. Maybe she was new. She seemed nice, even though we had to remind her twice to bring us the chilli oil (again, one server for too many tables). \nWe ordered the hot and sour soup and Triple Star for our entree. The hot and sour soup was pretty bland. It lacked flavor, salt and spice. Even some salt, pepper and soy sauce didn't fix it. The Triple Star (a combination of chicken, shrimp and beef in a brown sauce) was decent enough. I would definitely order that again, although it's nothing super awesome to write about. \nAt one point the owner came out to survey the place. By then there was just one other table still occupied. He asked them how the food was etc etc. He did look over at us twice and made eye contact but didn't think it was important enough to ask us how our food was. Oh well, I go to a restaurant for not just food but service as well. I didn't feel welcome here. I'm not sure I would consider going here, especially when there's another decent Chinese restaurant just 5 minutes away. Oh and by the way, no fortune cookies with the check :(
__label__4 I give this place 5 stars for the quality of food and great value in an expensive place like Vegas.  I have been here twice in the few months. \nMy favorite is the promenade chicken burgers: shallots, bacon and brie on ground chicken.  The onion rings and waffle fries are also great.  Both are perfectly crispy and well seasoned.  2 burgers and an order of fries to share will cost around $25 for a filling and tasty meal.\nThe joint is great for watching sports or just catching a bite.
__label__2 I am only giving three stars based on the yummy fries!  the skinny ones were the best, and the waffle fries a  close second.  I couldn't stop eating them and was sad we had to leave so much behind.... would have been nice at 3am!\n\nWe were disappointed that a \"French\" place didn't carry French beer.  But that wasn't the problem... If a restaurant has \"burger\" in the title, their burgers better be good.  The bread was overdone.  The meat was dry and not much flavor.  We got the bleu cheese burger, and the bleu cheese tasted like that nasty Athenos brand from the plastic container.  \n\nA plus is that it is a sports bar... so come get a beer and a snack of french fries... then go somewhere else for dinner!  \n\n*see my review for Stripburger!*
__label__1 Men may be attracted to this place because the waitresses wear this tight lingerie looking outfits with black knee high boots.  I found that the place was as I expected: a place with mediocre food but nice decor, location, and (to men) nice looking uniforms.\n\nI had the clam chowder and it was surprisingly good.  It had lots of clam chunks in it and had just the right texture.\n\nThe tower of onion rings were also good.\n\nThis place prides itself on its burgers and has a wide selection of types of meat patties you can get (beef, chicken, turkey, veggie, lamb) or the type of bun you get.  Sides are a la carte, so if you want something with your burger, it will cost extra.  Most of the burgers come with one free topping, and extra toppings will also cost extra.  \n\nMy friend had the California Chicken Burger.  It was dry and it had no flavor.\n\nMy other friend had the buffalo wings.  She said they were too salty.
__label__2 My girlfriend and I went here and we had a great experience. The food was really good and the service was quick and on top of things.\n\nThe only thing I didn't like about the restaurant is that it is basically an upscale sports bar. It was a Sunday and there were a few people watching the football games that were being shown on the TVs but it might as well have been a group of 40 people since these guys were screaming and thrashing around.\n\nI recommend this place because the food was good and it was fun. But if you're not expecting to see sports being shown and people being loud, then you're in for a surprise and might not like it.
__label__2 Considering the hype about this place, I will admit that I went into this meal with high expectations.  There are lots of menu options and you can customize your burger experience.  It just didn't live up to all the hype.  Without the hype, this place gets 4 stars, but if you go in hoping for a better-than-average burger you won't be disappointed.
__label__1 I came across this place while looking for good burger joints in Vegas.\n\nI think this place is pretty bad.  The service was slow and horrendous.  The waiter brought out a bunch of beers and set them off to the side next to our table (i'm assuming they wanted to bring out and serve all the drinks at once).   The problem was that they seemed to have forgotten about the beers and they just sat there for like 15 minutes getting warm.\n\nTrying to get one of the server's attention was also quite the task.  \n\nThen the waitress comes and puts down a beer in front of my friend who picks it up to drink...and the waitress proceeds to grab the beer from his hand and says \"this one isn't yours!\"    What kind of waitress just grabs something out of your hand without saying something first?!\n\nAnyways, the variety of fries they had were pretty good but not amazing.  The burgers were also very lackluster.\n\nIf you want a fancy burger stick to Burger Bar or Holsteins
__label__4 The kobe beef burger melts in your mouth and is reasonably priced at $21. You MUST try it!  The filet mignon sandwich and french dip were also amazing!  The buns are made in house daily and you can taste the difference.  Although some reviewers say this is not a good place for kids, our teenagers felt welcome and there were TVs everywhere which offered visual distractions for all ages.  Our server, Jose, was attentive and no one blinked an eye when one of our kids spilled her drink TWICE.  We will definitely visit again!
__label__3 A French name for an exceedingly American restaurant.\n\nLe Burger Brasserie in The Paris Las Vegas features tasty gourmet burgers at decent prices, crunchy Sweet Potato Fries, and a decent selection of Beers which can be consumed from giant towers (not Eiffel ones, but you get the idea). They also feature tons of flat screen TVs for enjoying big games. \n\nWhile the decor is French-fancy, the atmosphere and food are pure American bar and grill with a slightly elevated twist... which adds up to something pretty fun and great.
__label__1 Went there saturday night and the waitress was horrible, horrible, horrible.  She was snotty, rude and should not be working with customers.  It took an hour to get our food which were only apps and 2 hamburgers.  The food was good but my hamburger was on the cold side.  We all assumed that the food was probably sitting around for awhile.  If you want crappy service this is the place for you.
__label__3 Good, large burger (got Paris one)\nAvg. fries\nAwesome milkshake!\n\nGot $30 groupon and really enjoyed it!
__label__0 I've been here a few times, seemed like it was better when it first opened and has gone downhill since. Went to lunch the other day, could not have been more disappointed.  I ordered an original lamb burger, which I have enjoyed in the past. This one was served to me with the hard plastic casing from the meat chub still surrounding the patty. INEXCUSABLE!!! The waffle fries we ordered were on the soggy side, and the wings were a lot spicier than the mild we ordered. I am not sure why our visit was this bad, as the restaurant was not overly busy.  I have enjoyed visits for a quick lunch in the past with no problems. This one just ruined all other visits. Although they did take the burger off the bill, a visit from the manager to apologize would have been in order.....will probably NEVER visit this establishment again.
__label__2 Came here to watch some Monday night football.  It's nice because they have lots of TVs and a huge projector.  They also play game audio.\n\nOver four hours of football, we ordered the Kobe burger, onion ring tower, pick 3 fries, French fantasy martinis, Midnite in Paris, and the beignets.\n\nThe food was pretty much bar food that was trying to be fancy.  The burgers were pretty decent and the fried stuff was delicious.  I really liked the criss cut sweet potato fries.  The martinis were delicious and strong.  The beignets were meh.  \n\nOverall, a fun time was had by all, but I wouldn't go out of my way to return.
__label__1 Came in right before leaving to go home and had mixed feeings about the establishment. It's a neat place with amazing food. Burger was perfectly cooked and fries were great but the wait staff was all rude! \nThe hostess, waitress, and water girl were rude. Not only did the girl splash water on my friend and create a little puddle on the table, she never acknowledged it nor cleaned it it. \nFood was good. Staff sucks
__label__1 My team and I were trolling the strip looking for a place to eat. We decided that a burger would be simple and ideal. We found this French themed burger place inside of the Paris hotel and thought it should be good.\n When we walked up to the doors, we were greeted by a couple of hostesses that were way too ugly to have such a shitty, snooty attitude. They barely acknowledged us and just pointed inside to the bar and said \"seat yourselves\"\n We were too hungry to care so we sat down at the bar and the bartender just seemed tired, overworked and didnt really care about the people. To him, we were just another party crew passing through Las Vegas.\n He handed us all dirty, sticky greasy menus and disappeared for 10 minutes.\nWe finally gave him our drink orders and he was snappy with his response and seemed so annoyed by us, the people who tip. \n When I ordered my Guinness, he just poured it in the pint, one pour and let it sit and settle by itself. Any self respecting bartender would NEVER pour a pint of Guinness so poorly. If I were a manager or the establishments owner, I would give him his walking papers just for his lack of respect to Guinness and the art of the \"Perfect Pour.\" I let that slide in hopes that the food would be great.\n  \nI ordered the Blue Cheese burger and when it finally came out, I sank my teeth into it and, while it was a tasty burger, it was without a doubt the greasiest thing I have eaten in very long time. \n It had disrupted my stomach that I could not even eat it anymore. It was heavier by the grease and not by the meat. Huge bun designed to fill you up and distract you from the fact that youre eating a greasy pile of beef in a huge doughy bun.\n  I perhaps wouldnt have been so disappointed by this if the $15 burger at least came with french fries, but I left with a stomach ache and never a desire to return.\n\nI would never recommend this place. If you want to eat a burger. Do NOT go here.\nThere is a Fatburger right down the strip and is worth the extra time/distance walking.
__label__3 this has been my place to go EVERY single time i am in vegas. the bartender (not sure if he is there anymore) is why i go there seriously, he is the best bartender i have come across in all my trips to vegas. when im craving that blue cheese burger and a good beer i go here. shout out to D! hope to see you soon!
__label__2 A group of us went here to eat some burgers since we heard they had good burgers. The food was good but somewhat oily and dry. I woul of given the restaurant 4 stars if it wasn't for the horrible service provided by Olivia. She had a bad attitude throughout the whole time we were there for no reason at all. We asked for a To Go box and she just threw it on the table, which we thought was so rude. We asked our waters to be filled 3 times before she actually got around to it. The restaurant is expensive, so I expected better service. Overall, it's worth going if you enjoy a good burger. Hopefully, you get a better waitress/waiter.
__label__3 Good selection of machines, comfortable environment and down to earth, friendly people.
__label__3 If you're a music junkie, you should definitely check out Snug Harbor. The inside is pretty small but there are two beautiful patios and an outside bar in the back. The best time to go is on a Wednesday night if you're just now discovering this gem. Great beer specials and $4 fireball. It doesn't usually get crowded until around 11pm and the atmosphere is friendly and easy going. Everyone seems to know each other but it's easy to branch out and meet new people. A great choice if you're looking to learn more about the charlotte music scene.
__label__0 I went to Cupcakes for my first time while visiting a friend in Scottsdale.  I bought a chocolate peanut butter and one of the skinny lemons.  The woman boxed my cupcakes as requested, as I ordered them to go.  \n\nThe cupcakes were individually boxed in carry out boxes, with the label on the top of the box.  However, for reasons I can't understand, instead of sitting the cupcake at the bottom of the box, the cupcakes were placed on their sides.  This caused them to get smooshed and all of the icing was stuck to the top of the box.  I have posted a picture of the lemon one, which I did not even try to eat.  The chocolate peanut butter I did actually try, and it wasn't very impressive.\n\nI will never go back to Cupcakes, and I would suggest everyone try Sprinkles instead.  The cupcakes are the same price and are properly packaged, as well as taste amazing.  Much better experiences, in fact I went back to Sprinkles twice!
__label__4 This is the cutest salon. Besides having a fun vibe and excellent products, their stylists are top knotch as well. I've worked with both Heather and Jessica and they are very good about listening, asking the right questions, challenging me if they think something won't work, and then executing what I've asked for. It is really nice to have someone LISTEN. In addition, I've gone in and said \"do whatever\" and I've left happy as well. They are artistic enough to have fun and do a good job, but not force their vision down the client's throat. I'm not the easiest person to please as an artistic person myself. I hate my hair and have a constant push me/pull you with \"growing it out\" and \"take it all off\" so praise doesn't come easy. I also have a crazy schedule and can never make an appointment that I can keep, so they are constantly juggling things to fit me in and they never make me feel like a flake! Can't say enough good things!!
__label__0 Wait, so let me get this straight...  You seat me at 5:40am, but you won't let me order anything off the after 6am menu because \"certain chefs specialize in certain foods\" so I can't order anything with bacon or sausage.  Wow, I never realized frying breakfast meats was so damn hard.  And even after I order off the limited before 6am menu... you don't even bring me my food til after 6:30?!?!  \n\nLet me straighten another thing out... my friend CAN'T order scrambled eggs, bacon, and home fry potatoes.  He can have scrambled eggs, NO bacon, and french fries.  BUT, my other friend CAN have chicken fried steak, a biscuit, gravy, and HOME FRY POTATOES!?!?!\n\nAnd explain to me how I CAN'T order the salad that IS on the menu... BUT I CAN order the ahi tuna or chicken & waffles that AREN'T on the menu!?!?\n\nThen after I jump through all your hoops to order, you leave me with a menu with crosswords and puzzles on it, but you have the ONLY writing instrument in the whole restaurant??  And I think you better have a word with your \"specialized\" chefs in the back.... cause none of the food tasted good.\n\nLAME!!
__label__1 Its okay place, but I recommend go eat at the Palms for late night food, the Palms is cheaper and taste better.\n\nLate.
__label__0 Full disclosure: the food was 3 stars, maybe 4. Unfortunately this is a one-star review because we literally had the WORST WAITER ever.\n\nWe were seated quickly. Water and menus appeared. Waiter was not overly friendly, but not callous yet. We ordered a burger and a chicken sandwich. Again, the food was pretty good. Overpriced, but that's par for the course in Vegas.\n\nSadly, the waiter was totally inattentive. He disappeared for long stretches of time, avoided eye contact when walking by, made no effort to check on us when the food took a long time to come out, or to ask us how it was afterward. He gave us the check without asking if we wanted dessert, which is a big no-no in my book. He practically growled when he spoke. He was just super grumpy and obviously didn't want to be there. \n\nSave yourself the headache and eat at Pink's.
__label__3 Really good Ahi Tuna steak, especially if you're drunk and need something to even out the alcohol. Servers are nice and quick.
__label__0 Hate to give it one star, but it truly deserves it.  I am accustomed to coming to Vegas and eating pretty decently, even on the cheap.  I was so sad that this place disappointed me so much especially being in Planet Hollywood.  First thing first, someone in our party tore a muscle in his leg the night before and was in a wheelchair.  The hostess asked him if he was drunk.  We were all so offended, he just wanted to eat.  Feed the man.\n\nWe come to the table and we aren't too sure who our server is because no one really introduced themselves.  First, a girl comes with water and spills all three waters, some of it landing on me.  Ice and lemons are all over the carpeted floor and they leave it there!  A gentleman takes our orders and comes back because he didn't write down our order and had to clarify.  I ordered the Corned Beef Hash and it was not a good idea.  \n\nOverall, bad experience and will not be back.
__label__1 I am never coming here again. For the price we paid, we could have had a much better meal and gambling money leftover.\n\nBland and tasteless.\n\nYou can come the first time to collect miniature jars of ketchup and tabasco sauces if you'd like.
__label__1 Only came back here because I got a gift certificate from the company, and thought the place was worth another shot..\n\nSo once again restaurant was about half full..\nWaited 10 mins before the  waitress came to see us.\nTook forever to get our drinks (10 mins about)\nWaitress seems to hate her job (never smiled, and was not professional at all...) \nIced tea was way too watered down\nWarm Springs smoothie was great however! \nChicken ceasar salad was pretty good and so were the fries!\n\nPrice is way too expensive for what you get though...would never pay to eat here again. \n\nOverall 2 stars for the food, but service still sucks and is super slow & price is too expensive for the portions.
__label__1 The food is good no complaints there...\n\nI do have however complaints on their service. \n\nThe First time I went there, they took awhile to even get our drink order. Then they took hella long on getting our food. Not to mention that the waiter gave my friend her plate without telling her that it was a hot plate (which it was) cuz usually they say that the plate is hot and put it right in front of you. But nope this didnt happen....\n\nOverall the Food and Price is a good deal but their service not soo much. They better work on that soon!
__label__2 Always need more check outs in the morning.
__label__4 Kevin and his team did a great job of getting our sunscreens up on our house with a tight deadline. They were professional and at the end stated if there is anything you find that needs attention, don't hesitate to call.
__label__1 We went to Claim Jumper after an IMAX movie with another couple just for dessert.  They got us right in.  I have a nut allergy and could not eat any of the desserts because they contained nuts.  The only thing I could eat was a sunday and it was nasty.  Oh and not impressed with the coffee.
__label__0 Disappointing meal here tonight, had a seafood platter. Fish and shrimp were fried in semi-rancid oil. You have to change your oil occasionally! Also nothing to dry your hands in mens room - no air dryer, paper towel was completely out. I expect waaay more for the prices you pay here.
__label__3 My husband and I went to Bunna for the first time this past Saturday night. I was excited to hear they were having a Poetry Slam and we were starving, having not had dinner. \nThe spoken word was great, even for their first night and there not being too many in attendance.\nThe owner was there that evening and you could see the pride he had for his small coffee house. The atmosphere is cozy and eclectic, with various tables and chairs. We didn't taste the coffee, so I'll update you about t when I go back. \nMy husband asked for a recommendation and tried the Mediterranean Chicken Wrap and a cherry italian soda said it was good. I had the Turkey & Swiss Panini with pesto mayo and a strawberry lemonade. It was delicious. They both came with Veggie Chips, which we had tried for the first time and were pleased. I LOVE when your accompaniment is something different from the norm.\nor $5.00 each meal plus our drinks, their lunch menu offerings are fantastic. I will happily go back and try the coffee another time, despite the drive. \nIn addition to all flavors of coffee, espresso, cappuccino and lattes, they also make shakes, smoothies, hummus, breakfast sandwiches and have bakery items. I see they also have a byob date night every Friday when they have a pasta dinner with acoustic music. I think we'll try this as well.  \nImpressed!
__label__1 I went here today for some coffee and maybe something to eat.  \n\nThe door was opened for me upon approaching it, and I was warmly greeted by a man who I assumed to be the owner.  That was awesome.\n\nGetting inside, there are children crawling around on the ground and on furniture, literally screaming... and it smells.\n\nI walked up to the counter and a girl said \"hi,\" I said, \"hi,\" and I looked  up at the menu to see what I wanted... I kept looking and kept thinking and she remained silent and just stared at me.... this is not the kind of service I expect at a coffee shop... maybe some suggestions, or questions... \"so is this your first time here?\" would have been nice.  Just silence.\n\nI ended up just ordering a toddy, and it was okay.  I prefer the ones from Cartel most definitely though. \n\nI went to throw my straw wrapper away and the counter with forks and condiments and sugar and whatnot was visibly sticky and gross.  There was a bin with a sign over it reading \"dirty dishes,\" that was indeed FILLED with dirty, smelly dishes.\n\nThe owner thanked me and said goodbye on my way out.
__label__1 The food was good, but was way over-priced (reminded me of Dardanelles on Monroe Street). \n\nDecor is cool though.
__label__3 Excellent service; GREAT food. \nThe staff is really nice and accommodating. We eat at Bunky's frequently and I just hosted a baby shower there.  They did a great job of accommodating my budget and making my friend feel very special.  I highly recommend them for catering as well.
__label__1 I had heard Bunkys was a great restaurant with decent prices and an eclectic atmosphere. Well I was disappointed to find the food fairly average and prices high.  Atmosphere great, service was ok. Weird vibe from owners. I really don't understand the rave reviews here.  The two entrees were acceptable but not noteworthy by any means. I prefer great food over ambience.  Some must like it the other way around.
__label__0 I've been to Vs several times so that I could give them a fair chance. Each time I have found my experience to be lacking. The haircut was decent, not what you expect from a Barber I said to take off an inch they took off 2.  The customer service was atrocious. I've been to many different barber shops and expect a high level of service.  I expect the barber to try and make small talk with me even if its just asking what I do for a living.  Not only did the barbers not try, but they were rude and would speak in Russian to each other rather than interact with me.  If your going to a barbershop.  I recommend Gio's at 64th street and Bell or there is a shop at Tatum and Cave Creek that is great as well.
__label__2 I usually go here instead of the Surprise Walmart because it seems less crowded and is closer to me. I don't like that they don't have self-checkouts here though. Sometimes I've had to wait in line for awhile when I only had a few items.
__label__1 We had bought tickets the moment they were available to the midnight showing of New Moon, so it was a few months before the premiere this past weekend. We expected it to be busy, and planned accordingly.\n\nLittle did we know that a new promotion had come out just a couple of weeks before the premiere, where you could upgrade your ticket to see \"Twilight\" beforehand, then keep your seat for New Moon. This seemed extremely unfair to those of us who simply wanted to see New Moon, and not pay $5 more a ticket to sit through a movie we've seen before just to claim a seat. We soon heard buzzing from other people in line of their disgust, and after a complaint to the manager we were let in early without paying for the upgrade.\n\nIt didn't matter. We were in the third row, all the way on the side. The theatre was 95% full of people watching Twilight. It wouldn't have mattered if we had camped out 24 hours before the midnight showing, we still wouldn't have had a decent shot at a seat.  Very bad planning on the part of the theatre. This will guarantee that I never attempt a popular premiere at Harkins again. It was as if we were being punished for doing everything right, since we bought our tickets in plenty of time, and showed up hours before. You expect it to be busy, naturally. However everyone should have had an equal shot at getting a good seat. Bad move Harkins, bad move.
__label__4 Love to watch movies and I love this theatre.  They have tons of options all of the time and really large theatres which makes it nice.  Always clean and lots of variety.
__label__1 It's not your mother's spa...it is your grandmother's spa. Literary. The resort is mostly occupied with senior citizens, though nothing is wrong with that. The spa is on the smaller side and looks old. It is also quite dark in comparison with other sun-infused Arizona spas. I was mildly grossed out seeing the toilet stalls adjacent to and facing the jacuzzi area, but, after consideration, it must be gerontologically-appropriate. To make matters better, there are two wheelchair-accessible showers strategically situated in between the toilets and the jacuzzi.   \nEverything else was uneventful and I did not stay long.
__label__0 Take and bake sign was small and hard to see, out of towers , talked to staff about visiting nothing mentioned about cooking it, the establishment seemed to have some cooking facilities, but staff was no help, very poor questioner service.
__label__3 Okay we went here with my husbands family and that makes I think it was 16 of us and the service was INCREDIBLE!!!!! \nNot one person had to ask for a refill. They were completely attentive and as there were 4 children among us they were very happy to accommodate dishes for them as well. \nIf you eat another Rib eye steak please let it be at Austin Steakhouse!!!!! \nOMG this was the most wonderfully DELICIOUS steak EVER!!!! \nThe Lobster Bisque was smooth and creamy with several nice size chunks of lobster unlike many places where you may get two or three slivers. As I could barely eat the entire steak I could just barely manage tastes of a couple sides. I sampled the Sauteed Spinach with Shitake Mushrooms and the White Cheddar Mac & Cheese which were both extremely tasty!!! \nA definite return is in order....... and Fathers Day is coming up!
__label__0 I park outside on the street of Panera so I could run in and grab a bite to eat.  Well, I didn't have quarters, and when I asked the girl at the counter if I could exchange my dollar for 4 quarters so I could feed the meter while I ate, she looked at me like I was crazy and said \"I can't give you change.\"  ..... How the hell am I supposed to park and eat if I do not have change and you are unwilling to exchange a dollar for me.  I know it might be company policy to not open the register, but do not roll your eyes at me and get an attitude.  Gracias para nada.
__label__3 After months of begging I finally granted my girlfriend her wish to check this place out.\n\nSince we were on a time constraint lunch I decided to order the Recession Special Plate; this is a Ham and Swiss on a baguette that comes with a side salad for less than $6.  The only gripe that i have is that the bread was stale and almost impossible to chew. Not sure if its part of the \"Recession Experience\"  but I guess you get what you pay for . . .\n\nOther than that the decor, atmosphere and specially the service was impeccable.
__label__0 Probably the worst, most over priced food I have ever had!!!!!!! Their Salad was straight out of a bag, the fries were cold and rubbery, the cowboy burger was over cooked, and the bacon was undercooked. How can this place even be in business?? I could have made a better meal with my arms cut off and my eyes gouged out. Save your money and go next door to Durant's.
__label__3 We weren't too impressed with the casual dining scene in Phoenix until we found this place! Located near the Heard Museum, it was easy to get to and the perfect atmosphere for lunch (kinda dark, but that's okay). The food was mega tasty and they had a ton of vegetarian options. \n\nThe only complaint I have is that the waiter didn't keep his personal comments to himself. ie: when i ordered something he said \"well that doesn't surprise me.\"  not cool and i let him know it, maybe he was just having a bad day.\n\nbut over all, aside from our lame waiter, good experience and good food =]
__label__2 With over 130 reviews, the only thing new for me to add is my personal experience.  So, here it goes . . .\n\nI was really looking forward to trying Switch.  I even suggested it to some out-of-town coworkers for dinner.  We went around 4:30-5ish and it was pretty empty, which was expected.  Work dinners are a great excuse to leave the office a little early, right?\n\nTo drink I ordered the sangria, it was decent.  I do like that they serve Republic of Tea, that's cool!  We got the hummus too, that was tasty.  One of the people I was with confessed that she often got mixed up with hummus and haggis, and wanted to know which one we just ordered.  Hilarious!\n\nWhen we started to order our food, one of the things we wanted was not available.  The server said they kitchen couldn't do the full menu because they are \"redoing\" the kitchen.  I wasn't sure if this meant because we were there so early and they were switching it over from lunch (i.e. it will only be a few minutes), or that there was a remodel going on (i.e. it will be a few days).  He wasn't offering much info, so I decided I didn't want to put in the energy to find out.  \n\nI ordered the famous Apricot BBQ Chicken and was quite pleased.  While I never would have put those flavors together, it was quite an explosion of delicious flavor.  Like other reviewers, I probably wouldn't choose to go back, but if someone else wanted to I would be A-OK with that!
__label__0 Got very, very, sick off the french dip.  Service was without a smile. Long wait.  Would not recommend.
__label__3 This was a stop on my wine crawl (same as a pub crawl but we only drink wine) with girlfriends. It was a beautiful saturday afternoon so we sat outside. We ordered 2 appitizers, apricot chicken skewers & lobster/shrimp tarts, which were very tasty; and since we got there a little before thier 4:00 happy hour, the waitress waited till 4 to ring in our drink order which was great since it was 2 for 1. Our waitress was great. Will be going here again.
__label__3 Great food! Friendly environment! Modern decor! Gay! All of these things describe Switch to a tee! I had been telling my wife for months that I had heard great things about this restaurant, especially their brunch menu. Unfortunately for me, she is not a big fan of Sunday Brunch, so when we did finally make it there last Sunday, I had already missed out on the brunch menu and the $3 carafes of Bloody Marys. \n\nWe ordered a carafe anyways... only $6 for approximately 4 good sized Bloodys! They were made well, but for the most part tasted pretty generic, yet still exactly what I expected for only $6!! I ordered one of the tastiest burgers I've ever eaten, topped with guacamole, salsa and jalapenos! Each plate was also served with a small house made ceasar salad, which I thought was a nice touch! Our service was very prompt and friendly!\n\nI will definitely be coming back to Switch for my favorite meal of the week: BRUNCH :)
__label__4 Great food, awesome service from Ramon. Appetizer, main course, and desert all perfect. The menu looks so good we are already talking about returning and discussing what we want to try. I don't know how this place remained elusive for so long.
__label__3 This place was recommended and I figured that since it was within walking distance from the hotel, why not.\n\nTurned out to be a pretty good choice.  Lots of space inside.  I like the separation between the dining area and bar and it is set up nicely.\n\nI ordered Sesame Shrimp with avocado.  This comes with 6 decent sized shrimp, with a slice of avocado on each one, as well as condiments.  To drink, I ordered a ginger iced tea, which was Republic Tea in a bottle.  Love that stuff!\n\nBest of all was the appetizer.  It was a side of Risotto with sun-dried tomatoes. Amazing!  It came in a cereal-sized bowl.  I could have eaten two of these things as a meal. Awesome.  I would go back just for that.\n\nAnd I will.
__label__1 To say something nice, the atmosphere was good.  The problem is the FOOD!  I had the worst burger I have ever had in a restaurant in my life!  It was not a fluke.  Everyone in our group had burgers and several people picked at them and did not finish them.  The burger meat was painfully dry.  A friend had warned me that their food wasn't that good, but I figured it's hard to mess up a burger.  I was wrong!  I won't be eating here ever again.
__label__1 Great place (albeit pricey) for people watching, but they suck when it comes to gluten-free options.  They put on their menu that they have gluten-free buns (nice!), but almost everything on their menu is chock full of gluten (even Hollandaise sauce, which is just wrong, IMHO).  Server was attractive but uneducated about gluten-free.  Such a big, beautiful menu, but the gluten-free options were the same sad limited choices as any other restaurant's.  I ordered the Angus burger sans bun with goat cheese (an extra $1.50) in an attempt to spruce it up, but I needed a microscope to see the cheese.  Thankfully the cocktail was good.
__label__0 This place is drowning my food with canola oil! Yikes! Heart attack awaits me, if I continue to eat here!
__label__0 They look full so I decided to give it a try.  People standing at a Panda Express set up line, order in a foreign language, so it is usually a good sign, that the food is authentic.  But when we order the sweet and sour pork, the lady behind the glass give us All fat pork.  A minute ago, I saw she spooned all lean pork from the same dish to a lady who obviously speak their language.  So that is a big turn-off, I am not coming back again.
__label__0 Ordered the Sampler with mini-burros and flautas for $9.45. It was, by far, the worst Mexican food I've ever eaten. The flautas were about the diameter of pencils and way over-cooked, and the burros were just four fried balls of dough one with very dry beef, the second with a tiny amount of beans, the third with cheese and a single slice of chili, and the fourth with chicken. No sauce - just the little fried balls of dough. When I asked for some sour cream, I was told that would be another $1.12.. I suggest Taco Bell over this sad excuse for a Mexican restaurant.
__label__1 Hmm, had a not so good experience.\nProbably not going back. \n\nWell, I guess even the coolest places have to have growing pains.\nOh, and the music sucks now. The now have two boys that sound exactly alike.\n\nEven more offensive, one of the guitarists was smoking near my table as he was \"setting up\".
__label__1 I ordered their Chicken Waldorf sandwich on wheat bread and a half salad. The chicken waldorf was excellent; big chunks of chicken with cranberries and nuts - yum! The wheat bread was huge - think texas toast size - which made it very difficult to eat two slices as a sandwich. I eventually threw the bread aside and just ate the chicken salad out of it with a fork.\n\nThe half salad was bad. No, really bad. The lettuce was not fresh and I had a lot of pieces of lettuce that had the hard white vein running through the middle of the leaf. Ick. They don't have french dressing so I went with the honey mustard which was another bad choice. I took two bites and threw it away - there went $3!\n\nFor the amount of money I spent (total was almost $10!) and for the amount of food and the quality I received - the next time I'm going elsewhere.
__label__2 Once just a Panera ripoff, Atlanta Bread has since added many more of its own creations. I tried the Italian vegetable panini the other night: tasty but expensive, given the portion size. Even after finishing the pickle and kettle chips that came with it, I felt barely satiated.\n\nDecor is nice, as is the free wifi, but service is somewhat lacking. Nonetheless, this place feels like an adequate option if you're in the mood for a sandwich. (The pastas, however, are quite bland.)
__label__2 Went there for lunch today and had a very good turkey and brie sandwich.
__label__2 I don't shop at Bebe because I feel their clothes don't fit the average size woman. They are definitely made high fashion for size zero. \nMost of their designs are made for the club scene with skimpy outfits and cocktail dresses. Some of their clothes are cute, but way overpriced. It also seems they want to stamp their name on EVERYTHING possible. Tacky!
__label__3 Pretty good sushi bar, we got here around 9:00 p.m. on a Sunday and the place was empty by the time we headed out the place had filled up pretty good. We ordered some nigiri maguro, salmon, yellowtail, and a signature roll. All the sushi was good as was the service. Saketini's atmosphere is pretty casual and laid back, TV's had baseball games on.\nOverall, I would go back to Saketini next time I'm in Mesa, AZ and am looking for Sushi.
__label__2 Came back here recently, about 9 months since my last trip.  Disappointed, I must say.  Quality has gone downhill, it seems.  Fish not as fresh as last visit, and rolls have taken on a more is less approach.  That is, pile on more goop but give 'em less fish.  The sauces are overwhelming, sticky and sweet.  I don't remember this the last visit.  The sauces should complement the fish, not drown it.
__label__2 Johnnie's deflowered me with their Chicago dog. \n\nI was a virgin to Chicago style hot dogs until Johnnie's. Z Pizza was getting boring and I was interested in trying something new. I was kind of skeptical  from the moment I walked into the store. It was dark and not crowded considering how it was lunch time. \n\nThen I was greeted by a Korean dude and thought, \"Oh boy, Korean hot dogs... this should be interesting.\" But he was actually really nice. I wasn't exactly how to order so I just asked him to give me one with everything.\n\nAfter he was done, I unwrapped my dog to find a shit-ton of toppings. Onions, tomatoes, pickles, peppers, mustard... all on a poppy seed bun. I heard it was sacrilegious to put ketchup on a Chicago dog so I didn't but it certainly didn't need it. The hot dog was awesome and I finished it fast, so fast that I don't think I gave my stomach enough time to figure out that I'm full. Hence, the reason why I have an eating disorder.\n\nI ordered another one and this one took a bit longer to finish but I don't like leaving things unfinished, especially food, so down it goes, into my belly. \n\nIt wasn't until years later that I finally made it to Chicago and had lots of Chicago dogs there. Now THAT was the real deal.
__label__3 Delicious Chicago Vienna Beef juicy hot dog with the works, and made from scratch french fries for $4. Best deal in town. Thanks for reading. The Bike Chaplain
__label__3 My wife and I stopped by this place, which is close to her office, over the weekend. She'd always wanted to stop there to see what they had and since we weren't finding anything else along our route for the day we diverted here. Very glad we did.\n\nGreat food and service. We had chicken wings (very juicy with great sauces), spinach artichoke asiago dip (thicker than we're used to but very tasty), and a wine burger with potato and sweet potato fries (delicious, cooked to order, and filling). Just right to get us going for the rest of the day. We'll be back!\n\nEdited to add: We have, in fact, been back a couple of times. While not all the dishes are winners, the service certainly is and they do try their very best to please. Another one we'll keep going back to when we're in the neighborhood.
__label__3 There are maybe a handful of restaurants I pretty much only go to with my grandmother ... this is one of them. How can you hate on a place that your grandmother loves? \n\nPersonally, I think she loves it because it's easy, reliable and never so crowded that you can't have a conversation. You can be casual and show up without a reservation, yet the wait staff is always on their game. \n\nAs for the food, the Bourbon Street Pasta is crave-able.
__label__4 This is the best dry cleaner I have found. They do a great job and have a very convenient pick up service. Their representatives are always professional and courteous. I would recommend them to anyone.
__label__0 Walked in at 5:45 pm on a Sat. \n2 other tables beside the one for the two of us. 11 people at the bar. Ordered nachos, I had the small Hamburg, he had the boneless wing bucket. We got to enjoy watching the waitress and the bartender take turns eating off a plate on a table behind us. Not to say the service was slow, but the nachos took over 30 minutes. We are just getting our bill after 2 hours and 15 minutes
__label__3 This place is great the largest outdoor swapmeet around. They have tons of crap but they have the dancing monkey lots of pets and of course just seeing the people is pure entertainment. They also have BBQ-some of the best meat on a stick around and of course awesome BBQ chicken. At this place if you ask around you can find anything you want. AND if you wanna sell something just show up at 4-5 am on FRI,SAT,SUN and you just pay $30-$35 to have a spot, they are marked off inside the swapmeet. Set up your table or whatever and sell all day long, they still use the honor system to pay your taxes when you leave. Cost $1 to get in.
__label__1 This was the first time Yelp failed me in my search for an impressive place to go to.  I guess I was blinded by the 4/5 stars and should've looked more closely at the reviewers.\n\nStopped here on a Friday night for a late night cocktail.  Jade Bar was a bit too small, not very intimate since everyone kept elbow rubbing and bumping into you but the drinks came fast.\n\nI can live with the pricey drinks and the dressiness but OH MY GOD was there anyone there under 30?  Let alone 35?  Maybe I should've searched for \"twenty-somethings bar phoenix, az\"
__label__3 I love forgetting about and visiting Jade Bar every chance I get! It's truly an unforgettable place, but I feel like it's such a special place, it should stay in my back pocket until I have a special reason to visit. This time, they were actually under construction and we were able to see the great mountain views from a new window. I also love how I couldn't t tell they were under construction until I asked why Jade Bar was moved. I'm really looking forward to seeing the expanded space once it's completed! \n\nThere was live music on Saturday night and the drinks were as wonderful as I remembered them to be. I would go so far as to say their drinks are the best in the valley. The only reason I couldn't give 5 stars was due to the Lobster Pork Dumplings. The appetizer came out surprisingly fast, so that was a positive; however, the kitchen left much of the flavor on the plate to the sauce instead of combining them into the meats in the pockets of dough. I also had a couple of chewy pieces of lobster as well, and that's definitely not what I expect when paying $15 for 4 dumplings. \n\nAs always, the service was exceptional, and I can't wait to see the expansion.
__label__0 Overpriced and nothing special. Tried it twice in a year. Money better spent elsewhere.
__label__3 Overall, a very nice experience.  The food is very reasonable and pretty decent.  The salsas are meh, nothing to write home about.  The service is pretty good and they have a lengthy happy hour during the week.  The music is a little bit loud at times, but seating is not a problem and there is a nice patio area.
__label__2 I typically go here for a quick bite of Mexican food with friends or just to get a drink. I like to order out due to the countless times I have had bad experience with one guy behind the bar. He acts like he has a hang over and he couldn't get someone to cover his shift every time I go in. LOL Decent food but small portions. I want bigger burros!
__label__1 I've been wanting to try this place for a while. Now that have, I'm good. \n\nIt's the kind of place you go to after a night of partying when your standards aren't so high. It wasn't all THAT bad, but not great  either.  \n\nI judge Latin-style restaurants on their chips and salsa. If it's not good, I know what to expect from their kitchen. With that said..\nthe chips were greasy and salsa tasted like Pace picante. \n\nI had the two taco plate of grilled chicken and steak tacos with re-fried beans and rice. The grilled steak taco had good flavor, but the chicken was VERY dry. I added lime and salsa to try and moisten it up. All and all...it was decent, but not any better quality than a late night taco place. \n\nService was ok.
__label__3 Great food,  great service and a place to watch World Cup games at lunch time during work hours. I had the three taco platter with shrimp,  pork,  and beef.  All were very good.  The salsa at the salsa bar was a nice addition.
__label__3 YIV is a new Middle Eastern themed coffee lounge in Lawrenceville.  So new... that they won't be open until October 2007.  They specialize in Middle Eastern and North African coffees and teas as well as desserts from the area.  \n\nPlease visit the website above for more details.\n\nUPDATE: As of October 2009, YIV has been sold to new owners who have reopened it under the name Istanbul Grille.
__label__2 I went here with a group of friends on a Friday night.  It was a lot of what I expected of a bar in Station Square.  We were just there to drink and dance.  I was the DD, so I can't vouch for the drink prices.  There are two separate bars, an upper and a lower, a small stage where we saw a cover band from Atlanta play (they were okay).  Later in the night they were pouring some sort of peach schnapps concoction into the mouths of the ladies who were willing to be on the receiving end and dance up on the stage.  It kind of added to the wild and crazy fun aspect of the place.  Not bad. I'd probably go back, but not before checking out some of the other places in Pittsburgh first.
__label__3 Went here for the first time this past weekend for a birthday party. There is some kind of deal where you get bottle service half off if you bring 10 people on your birthday. Plus we got free shots, free cover, and the birthday girl got $.01 drinks.Despite the fact that we were taking up prime couch space and hardly spending any money, the service was great. Our waitress kept coming back to replace the carafes and see if we needed anything even though her section was very busy.  \n\nThe only problem we had was we were sitting in a section that was all tables and nowhere near the dance floor, yet the music was still incredibly loud. It is frustrating to be sitting at a table not be able to hear someone who is five feet away. That said, they play a fun mix of 90s music and recent top 40 that most people who were not trying to talk seemed to enjoy.
__label__1 slow to leave the airport. waited about 20-30 minutes for the shuttle to fill up before we left.\n\ncalling for a pick-up wasnt very helpful. they say the shuttle can arrive within a 15 minute window and then take up to an HOUR to get you to the airport. i sucked it up and just had a taxi take me. well worth it the money.\n\ndon't recommend this company unless they improve their efficiency.\n\nthey do get 2 starts because of their cheap rates. cant beat it if you don't mind waiting
__label__3 I will say this. This is against anyone who says \"The shuttle waits too long\"...Its this and that. Look, if you don't want to pay $6 for a SHARED VAN SERVICE...then go and spend the expensive hourly luxury cars per hour. Look. This is a very clean bus, more like a party bus without all the bells and whistles but it sure does not come close to a rink, clattering competitors shuttle. Their reps from start to end were very helpful and courteous and this was at 7am! Bright and early.\n\nAll and all, I have found the company I will use for all of my LAS needs. I recommend this company to anyone who wan
__label__0 Zero stars if I could. After taking the scenic route from the airport to the hotel by a cabbie for $40 (should've been $20-25) I resolved to make a reservation to return to the airport from the strip through my concierge at the Palazzo. Sara took the booking at Executive. The concierge printed out all the info for me. After waiting 15 minutes to the end of the pickup window I was given, I called Executive to find out where my shuttle was. I was told they don't run to the Palazzo tonight. I couldn't get booked onto another shuttle as it takes at least a day's notice. So so poor. Surprised that the Palazzo (5 star hotel) would endorse these losers and book on their behalf. Ended up in a cab again for $25. At least the 2nd cabbie didn't rip me off! Don't use Executive shuttle.
__label__1 Took the shuttle from the Flamingo to the airport. Brian was our driver. When we got on and paid they asked what airline we all were on. We were flying American. Others were flying allegiant, Alaskan, etc. so what did our driver do? Fly right past American. I understand that everybody makes mistakes & I still tipped a couple dollars anyway.
__label__2 Even in Vegas, the fro-yo abounds!\n\nLocated conveniently right across the street from our hotel, we HAD to hit up this place to try the chain that supposedly started it all!\n\nFirstly, they were out of mango ... which made me sad. Red Mango out of mangoes? But luckily they had kiwi, watermelon, and strawberries and mochi which I prefer. There are also an assortment of other dry toppings - i.e. the cereal, choco chips, etc.\n\nOne big drawback: the prices are pretty high, and the $1 for one topping is such an obvious marketing ploy that it's ridiculous!\n\n$1 for one topping\n$1.25 for two toppings\n$1.50 for three toppings\n\nHummm, which one of those would I pick???\n\nBut of course my yogurt-loving self paid up just to taste it ... and here's my two cents.\n\nThe yogurt was more sweet than tart, and the mochi weren't the right chewy consistency that I like. The fruit was fresh, and the strawberries were especially sweet. The outdoor seating was a bit dirty, it didn't look like they wiped it down very often. But we were happy and this place definitely fills a frozen yogurt hole in the Las Vegas area.\n\nHere's to Fro-Yo Fiends Nationwide, baby!
__label__1 This is a big place.. but rooms are just okay.. a bit outdated.. i had ants in my bathroom..
__label__2 If this hotel did not have a JW before the Marriott, it would earn a solid 4 stars from me. My experience, however, with JW's has been really good and this place just does not rise to that level. Rooms are nice, quiet, and large but decor is a bit dated. Restaurant choices are not that good. Food selection from the poolside kitchen is very limited and disappointing for a \"spa\". I didn't mind that it was far from the strip, in fact, that was a draw for me. Children's activities are limited to the pool (which doesn't have a lazy river or slide) and a volleyball court. Bocce ball court is there but the kids couldn't get into that.\n\nAll in all a decent place but I think it doesn't live up to the JW experience  I have had elsewhere.
__label__4 I was very impressed with the overall experience I had at the JW Marriott.  The hotel grounds are beautiful, you feel like you're in a tranquil garden with streams of water and lush greenery all around.  The rooms are beautiful, the bathrooms are like spas with big bathtubs, a shower with a large rain shower heads, the WC is in a room by itself.  The bed was super comfy, I slept soundly.  The price was phenomenal (I booked and paid online for a nice discount).  The service was 5-star.  I was here on business and it felt like a vacation.  Thank you JW Marriott for surprising me!
__label__3 I really enjoyed my stay here and will be back!\nHighly recommend if your looking for a top tier hotel off the strip. \nEverything from the room, staff, grounds were just about flawless.\nOnly gripe was with the quality of the restaurants and buffet which just really all needs to be revamped.
__label__2 A very nice place to stay.  Friendly people.  Clean and comfortable.  My only complaint was the hidden resort fee to cover the \"free\" wi-fi.  I realize it's Vegas which is the land of deception, but I guess I expected more from a Merriott.  \nThat being said, it was worth the money even after I had to pay the hidden resort fee.
__label__3 What a lovely experience! We were admittedly a little scared to spend so much money at a restaurant in the Excalibur but after reading many great reviews decided to give it a try. And it was awesome. We both had the ribeye and I accompanied mine with a twice baked loaded potato (it had bacon in it!) and my husband grabbed the lobster bisque. The bisque was a little less than exciting but who can blame them, they do steak. \n\nThe bill was definitely palatable for the great cuts we got aided even further by a $10 off coupon that comes in the little books you get at checking for the Luxor and the Excalibur. Though I would be leery of almost everything else at the castle casino, the steakhouse was well worth it.
__label__2 I was slightly hesitant in eating here again because the last time I ate here, I threw up. This time around, I got the tomato basil soup and chopped salad. The food was pretty good and the service was okay. I probably wont be back here, primarily because a lot of the dishes were so damn expensive.
__label__2 The staff here is amazingly friendly.  The food could be much better.\n\nI wasn't feeling to hungry so I came here to grab a bowl of soup and salad.  The waiter recommended the French onion soup.  I found it to be extremely salty and not much more than that.  I know french onion tends to be salty but this one was so salty I couldn't bear to eat much of it after I got past the cheese and bread topping.  The chopped salad I had was overdressed and watery.  The lettuce was accompanied by cubes of carrots, zucchini, cucumber and tomatoes.  It was also topped with sliced hard-boiled egg and avocado.  For both, I think the cost was around $17.  Not horrible but also not worth it since I think everything was off in terms of flavor.  \n\nTo be fair, this is a steakhouse and I didn't try the steaks.  Overall, good service, bad food, but it deserves a 3 to be fair.
__label__1 First, the good:  Our appetizer that was an artichoke cheese dip was fantastic.  The french onion soup was really good.  My side dish that was the blue cheese au gratin potatoes was my favorite of everything.  Lastly, our waiter was incredibly attentive.\n\nNow, the bad:  Our steaks were horrendous.  I realize some fat on the cut of meat is necessary...but so much that it was difficult to chew on any piece of meat stinks.  Unfortunately since it is a steakhouse, the main dish was what we looked forward to.  \n\nWill not be returning with so many other steakhouse options.
__label__0 This place is ridiculous when it comes to service. This is my second time here and I wanted to see if things were different before my review. They weren't. After hour-long waits for fabric to be cut and insanely long lines at register line something has to be said. I would like to say there was a redeeming event when a customer in the register line asked for a manager. He came out and immediately 3 more registers were opened. Only 2 were previously open. The upside is the line really started moving. The downside is that it took a customer to speak up. This store is disorganized, poorly run and disappointing customers on a regular basis.
__label__1 I happened to be in the University area recently around lunch time, so I quickly checked my Yelp App to see what dining options were nearby.  I found this place and decided to check it out.  When I pulled up in the parking lot, I had a bit of a dilemma as there was a Middle Eastern place right next door... but I decided to check out the Caribbean Hut since I have great Middle Eastern food in my neighborhood but no Caribbean/Jamaican places.  \n\nSo, I walked in and found that this place is one of those spots where you go up and place your order at the counter.  I quickly scanned the menu board and decided to go with jerk chicken. I asked and the girl behind the counter & she said it was served with beans & rice.  Ok - sounds good so far.  I wasn't sure about portion sizes, but I decided to go with the smaller portion size.  \n\nWhen my food came out, I was disappointed to see three little tiny pieces of chicken (which were mostly bone), rice  with only a couple of sparse beans mixed into the rice, and about half the plate was made up of some sort of slaw (WTH- she didn't tell me slaw came on the plate! I hate slaw, yuck!)  It did have 2 slices of plantains, which were tasty. \n\nWhen I dug into it, things didn't really get any better.  The jerk chicken was not very delicious - I was quite disappointed in both the subdued flavor and the terrible cut of \"meat\"...it was like 3 little chicken wings that hardly had any meat whatsoever on it.  Definitely not what I was expecting. \n\n I was expecting to dig  into a plate of wonderful calypso rice with  beans & a flavorful jerk chicken with plenty of spicy flavor. But this was just sad.  Based on the other reviews, maybe I just caught them on a bad day, but the experience was so disappointing that I probably won't be back.
__label__2 really nice space. a little too dark but i guess that bodes well for people looking to hook up because after a few drinks everyone starts to look good in this place. my friend and i made this our first stop to begin our adventure for the night. drinks were pricey but i always expect that at most places. didn't have to wait very long for drinks. i loved that the ladies room had \"sexy bitch\" on the door. an obvious photo op. the music started out great when we walked in and then started getting a bit too house for us. so that was our cue to leave. i'd come back.
__label__0 Can I give ZERO here?!?!\n\nWhat an awful place for sushi and I literally cannot believe this is so-called \"best sushi\" place in Madison!\n\nOne of the sushi we ordered was Inari sushi (bean curd). The first second I saw it I know it might not taste good. But I put in my mouth anyway. What a bad idea! It tasted like they put cooking wine in the bean curd, which is absolutely not right becoz the bean curd tastes either sweet or sour but nothing like wine!!! I don't think they were fresh! It tasted like the bean curd had been kept for way too long and it fermented!!! I had to spit it out bcoz I didn't want to get food poisoning!! The waiter came but denied immediately anything wrong with the bean curd. No apology or anything. I heard the guy behind the sushi bar even asked the waiter whether we are Chinese. They were talking in a dialect from China. But unfortunately, I happened to know that dialect. They came back and denied any bad food again but still no apology for anything. The guy behind the sushi bar also had a weird smile on his face and was looking directly at me. Some kind of provocation?!?!\n\nDidnt touch anything else, I left. Def NO COMING BACK!!!
__label__3 Long live China Gate! If there was a mecca of Chinese food for me in Arizona, it was China Gate which was torn down in the construction of Metro Center to make way for a Petsmart, Bed Bath and Beyond, Subway, Blockbuster, and Starbucks. No joke.\n\nIt was finally resurrected in a strip mall (by another Starbucks) on the west side with a shorter menu and much better atmosphere then ever before. It is located in this satellite piece of the strip mall right at the corner of the intersection. \n\nIt is still a nice place to eat even though its in a strip mall because of some great interior design. Although the floorplan of the place is a little awkward with a bar area and dinning room with a big tv when you walk in and another dining area down the hall. They have the equipment to do karaoke in the front section on the tv, but I don't know if they ever actually do it unless you have a party there.\n\nBut the food is the best part. It is on the Americanized side but you are eating Chinese food in Phoenix, AZ. It's hard for me to get anything other then the Mongolian there which is incredible. Most people get it with Pork, but it is also awesome with their deep-fried tofu. They also have awesome spring rolls, but they aren't quite as good as they were when they were China Gate.\n\nThey have lunch specials still but they aren't as mind-boggling as they were at China Gate. At china gate, you got a full dinner plate, fried rice, soup, and an egg roll for 5.50. Now you get a slightly smaller sized main dish, rice, soup, a tiny salad with sesame dressing, and some wonton action for like 6.75. \n\nBut still overall, its one of the few great independent places on the west side along with Mike's Rigatoni Bistro and Touch of Thai.
__label__4 Oh boy was I pleasantly surprised by this delicious place. Always stop by Starbucks and this time I decided to try it and oh boy was I missing it! It is just simply delicious their egg drop soup is phenomenal their teriyaki chicken out of this world! Would decently recommend it!
__label__2 Good food, good prices, great service. But way too busy and it affects your eating experience.\n\nAfter finding this place after a trusty Yelp search, there was a bit of a line. After 15 minutes we were seated in a smallish booth for four people. The waitress was excellent with fast service on drinks and taking orders. Portions were mammoth (as promised by other Yelpers), but still quality in taste and appearance. $35 for 4 people with drinks isn't too bad price wise.\n\nMy only complaint keeping this place from 4 stars was the manic movements of the waitresses which resulted in my just not being comfortable. It just felt rushed and uncomfortable, even though the waitresses were not pushing us out. It's hard to explain, so see for yourself. This place needs an expansion and more comforting decor. Worth a try, but you'll feel like your in a fast food joint.
__label__3 Since Im big into breakfast foods, Im always on the look out for a new place.. and whadda ya know. .I found \"The Place\"  How convieeeeent.. \n\nI read the reviews and when asking a few people on Facebook about it, I heard nothing good good responses, so why not give it a shot.  I heard that you have to be early or it gets insane.  We showed up about 9AM and waited for maybe 5min.  Not too bad. \n\nThe menu looked incredible and as I watched the servers take food to the tables, I could see that the amounts of food give were enormous.  I couldn't wait.  Checking the reviews on Yelp, I ordered a chorizo omelet with avocado, and all the fixens.  I thought I'd love it, but I think I was more overwhelmed with spice than anything. and I love spicy food.. what gives?  \n\nThe second time we all went, we got there at 8AM and sat right away.. this time I was told to order biscuits and gravy..  Damn were they good.  I got an order of those along with a huge pancake.   Here's what I loved about their pancakes.. they tasted home cooked.  Like when your mom takes out the old griddle that still has last weeks charred food on it,  yet still cooks on it, and it has that home yummy taste? Yep.. that's their pancakes.   Downed that with some iced tea and it was one awesome breakfast.  \n\nIve been here three times now in two months... I think Im hooked.
__label__0 So after hearing only god things about the place I decided to check it out and see what all the hub bub was about.needless to say,I was very disapointed.we went in around 2pm on a Tuesday.it was not very busy which I like.the less than friendly host/server seated us promptly at a table with dried ketchup stains on it.really??.we asked to move to another table and she obliged but proceeded to give me a dirty look.I know they're famous for their breakfast but I was in the mood for a salad so I ordered the grilled chicken salad.my friend ordered the hungry man breakfast.when I got my salad it looked like something you'd buy at the grocery store in a bag.it was cheap old looking lettuce that was soaking wet.there was barely any chicken in it.and what little chicken I got was stringy and fatty.also the dressing looked and tasted expired.my friend said her breakfast was o.k. but nothing special.when the server asked how the food was I said not very good and explained why.she offered another salad but I declined due to loss of appetite.she didn't even tell a manager or anything.which I don't really mind anyhow.especially because what appeared to be the manager,or should I say,\"micro manager\" was too  busy loudly berating one of the employees in front of everyone for what appeared to be just asking a simple question about procedure.very unprofessional.the whole atmosphere inside was unprofessional.the servers look like trailor trash covered in tacky tattoos which some love to show off by cutting off the sleeves of their uniform.now I like tattoos and have some but don't go out of my way to show them off.especially while working with the public.also even though it wasn't busy the server made us feel rushed like we were a bother and dropped our check off while my friend was still eating.then when we were ready to pay we waited almost 15 minutes for no sleeves mcgee to take payment.wtf?bottom line is that the service was awful the food was big in portion size but lacking in quality . I really don't see why everyone loves this place.maybe the breakfast is better?not sure all  I know is I won't be back.if I wanted to be looked down upon by trailor trash i'd move to alabama.
__label__0 So sad to see one of my favorite places go down hill so quickly. First, they stopped serving dinners. Now, the service is horrible. We stopped in today for lunch at 12:30pm. It was very busy. My husband and I prefer a table and the hostess led us to a booth.  When we requested a table, she stated there were none available. We could see many tables available but were told that section was closed. Really, a closed section during the lunch rush? Not very smart management. We were told to wait. So we sat. After about 15 minutes, the hostess flipped the please wait to be seated sign to seat yourself and left. She said nothing to us about a table. We sat for another 5 minutes when more patrons entered and proceeded to seat themselves. Still nothing about a table for us.  We left and will not be back. It isn't surprising to me that they are losing business and having to cut their hours. I would complain about the service but there wasn't any!.
__label__1 If you like quantity over quality, this is the place for you. The food is mediocre at best. I ordered the 2 eggs, hashbrowns with a side of pancakes. It was a lot of food for only $5, but the large portions with cheap prices is the only thing they have going for them. My bf got the chicken fried steak, which he could not finish becuase it was too fatty. We were really looking forward to the biscuits and gravy after reading the reviews. However, we were very disappointed, as they completely lacked any flavor. \n\nIf you are looking for good quality food, skip this place.
__label__4 You will never leave here hungry!  Such generous portions and great prices!
__label__2 I've been here twice, both for flair bartending competitions. The first time we had a great time, however the bartender wasn't great at giving us service. We would have to wait long intervals before each round. The second time we sat at the tables, ordered drinks and food. Both servers we had, Jenny and Amy, were great. We got the saut\u00e9ed mushrooms (yum!!) and shrimp jammers (different but good). I'll continue coming back for the flair comps, but not much else.
__label__3 I'm like Penny Lane x; that I wouldn't have tried this place if it wasn't for YELP!!! - Now, I am a fan; only been there 1 time; but this place has delicious, Singapore Rice Noodles (a entree I seen to judge all dim sum places on) - the portion easier feeds 2-3 people and runs higher than normal dim sum prices (but, it well worth it)...All of the other dim sum items were great that I tried.  Go early, because we got there at 11AM and 15-30 minutes later there was almost no tables/booths left.
__label__2 Great, blast-from-the-past styles, although I dont think the quality is that great.  Still, I bought 3 dresses that fit me perfectly.  One was on sale, the other two were full priced and ranged from $70 to $120.  But, I had a 20% off coupon that I got from the coupon booklet available at the Miracle Mile customer service desk, so the damage to my pocket book was not so severe.  I found the sales staff to be helpful, but not overwhelmingly so.  My mother did just as much to get me different sizes while I was trying on clothes in the fitting room.
__label__2 The dresses are wonderful and they range from xs to 3x. \n\nHowever, it is a painful experience every-time I shop there. The sales clerks are just too cool to help me.
__label__4 i'm sooo glad we didn't have a lot time in here because my credit card would be moaning from all the abuse. adorable pin-up clothes, bathing suits, lingerie, shoes, and accessories line the racks and walls. the sales rack had lots of cute things freshly marked down, and the girls were very helpful and sweet.  guess i just have to hit Vegas again in January what a bummer...
__label__2 We made a special trip to the store, so after fighting strip traffic, 30 min. trying to find parking and another 20 min. walking we made it there. \nThe staff was very nice and helpful. But the clothes were pretty ill fitting so with sadness I left empty handed.
__label__0 i just made my very last trip to eides.  if it were 1992 i would have been happy to walk in the front door and just hand over all of the contents of my wallet for everything on my list of must have it now music.  but reality slapped me in the face on this past visit to PA.  i used to schedule regular meccas to this record store because it was crawling with cool books, magazines, vinyl, helpful and cool staff -oddly enough, one of the employees was the drummer on a cd i was on the hunt for.  i probably made his day when i asked him where i could find it.  but times have changed, i have witnessed the demise of all record stores for that matter.  for christsake, they were selling weird wreaths with artificial flowers and ribbons that someones grandmother probably made.  turning away from that i saw a rack with a bunch of thrift store clothes on it?  come to eides for all of your comic books needs, by all means.  when it comes to music and records and the first floor of this store, close it down already.  thanks for the memories.
__label__0 I have never been to a store ran by a bigger bunch of assholes in my whole life. I'd feel better having abandoned hygiene for a week and going to a Ferrari dealer.
__label__3 Of all the Lodges, this one has the best bartenders and servers. All others have left a bad taste in my mouth. This location is awesome and will recommended to anyone.
__label__1 Speak up if you want a drink before you've dropped $300 in the machines. It's pretty hard to get served. -especially after 10pm, even if its not busy. When you do get your drink, you may want to order a double b/c it's gonna be a short jigger of whatever you ask for. \nThe only reason I give this the 2 stars is because they have a really great \"Rooster\" salad.\nUnfortunately most of the regulars don't seem like the kind of people that eat much. They seem more like the kind of people that took a break from feverishly cleaning their grout & thought they would take their teeth grinding out in public... Very intense. Lol
__label__2 After having the ice cream cookie sandwich from next door I felt we needed just a little something else.. so I had a 'like it', sweet and tart ice cream, meh.. its their attempt at the tangy tart fro yo which was mediocre at best. They need to focus on their strengths. However the customer service in here was awesome! 3 adorable and friendly guys who were super eager to help! Such a great change from the usual little bitches behind the counter. I'd come back for sure!
__label__3 Used my Groupon ticket here - picked it up on a whim and it was well worth it.  Ordered the special of the day - Chicken, Shrimp, Chicken, Mussels, Andouille Sausage on Saffron Rice cooked with Peppers.  My friend ordered the veggie lasagna.  I didn't try his veggie lasagna, bc we were already eating dinner together and it seemed fruity to do so! I'm insecure ;]\n\nFood was delicious.  It tasted very good and served in reasonable portions.  It definitely had a home-cooked feel to it which for some reason always hits the belly a little better than \"restaurant\" food.  It was like fireworks going off in my mouth - the way the melange of flavors were distinct, yet blended well.  One word to describe it would be: Elegant - defined as \"simple but genius\"\n\nService was attentive and informative.  I didn't even finish my diet Coke, I mean, Coke Zero (manlier) and server had my next one ready (kinda just had to drink it bc it was prepared)\n\nHow did this place miss out on 5 stars?  Dishes were slightly overpriced. Slight meaning like $1 or $1.50 overpriced.  Will I come here again? Absolutely.  I recommend it highly as it is a perfect blend of home-cooked and deliciousness.\n\nParking lot sucks - it's gravel ;/\n\ndmo out
__label__4 The prices are on par with LA but thankfully the food and service are as well.   Thin style pizzas done in the Northern Italian style (they claim to be Serbian) very similar to Pavich's in San Pedro Ca (which is Croatian). Housemade crust stretched very thin cook fully crisp, lightly sauced, house made mozzarella (!), FRESH toppings.  House salad was straight forward lightly dressed. Ricotta/goat cheese croistini was delish and half priced before 7pm. Creme Brullee was done well if a smallish portion.  Milk Rabbit beer on tap.
__label__2 Was a good show, funny guy, he only did about four stunts to prove his skill, talked the rest of the time.  The things he did made you wonder how he knew that.  At the end of the show he told the whole audience winning lottery numbers.  Well lets see who plays them in what state and wins.  Lol.  Don't think I would go back, but that's the kind of person I am, once something is done I do not repeat.  Time to move on.
__label__0 The check in process took way too long which caused us to miss the show. The show itself was fine, but not worth more than 10 dollars.
__label__3 Short and to the point: The food is good. Littleneck clams as steamers for about $11 a dozen. Moose Drool on tap.
__label__3 I love coming to BJ's for their special brews of beer! They always have something unique on tap to drink! Beer is a little more expensive then your typical bar, but you are paying for a microbrew.\n\nThere food isnt half bad either! They have a large selection of food to choose from - Pizza, Pasta, Sandwiches, etc. There is something for everyone here! \n\nIf your going on a Friday night or Saturday night do the call ahead reservation right before you leave the house. It will save you 15-30min of waiting in line for a table.
__label__4 Haha, BJ's, now that that's aside...\n\nThe food here is amazing! I came here for lunch with my mom even though I wasn't hungry at all. Their menu is large with something for everyone, even for those like me who come in with a very little appetite. They have a small bites menu consisting of stuffed mushrooms, ahi tuna, and a few other choices for $3. I ordered the ahi tuna that was seared to perfection for being such a small filet and the portion was perfect! My mom ordered the flatbread and salad lunch combo. I couldn't resist trying her flatbread. OMG, the crispy thin crunch of their flatbread...so delicious!\n\nI checked out their beer selection and was pleasantly impressed. I can't wait to come back with an appetite to try more items and beverages off their menu! The hostess greeted us with a smile while she sat another party in front of us and then came back right away and sat us. The server was quick and the food came out fast. The decor was nice, but its still a fun casual restaurant.
__label__4 Awesome desserts , wide variety , decent price!
__label__4 Been to BJ's in Dallas and S Calf and decided to stop in here with the wife. We were told a 10-15 minute wait and the hostess was right on. For a Friday night, wow! We were seated and offered a beverage right away. We decided on the 2 for $35. I ordered Salmon, my wife ordered the Rib Eye. A little while later, Igor, our server told us there was an issue with a server error and another server took my wife's steak. It would be a few more minutes  before her steak would be ready but my salmon is ready now, do I want to wait? We said, no , bring out my salmon.  The steak was ready 5-7 minutes later. No big deal, but the manager came out to apologize and gave us a BJs Holiday Card worth at least $5. Great customer service and great meal. Igor, our server was great. Will be back.
__label__0 We haven't eaten here in several years and now I remember why...ordered the flatbread pizza app. , when he brought it out he dropped some pieces on the table, I said we aren't going to eat that so he said well I'll see if they can make a couple more..pretty sure they just flipped those over and returned to table..gross!! Didn't eat that!! Then came the cobb salad, old lettuce no romaine, no bacon either..very lame! Server was pretty much like casper..disappeared the whole time....
__label__2 All-you-can-eat Fish Fry is the way to go.  Friday nights.  Hot, fresh and quick.  Late-night is the best.
__label__2 Went there for lunch with the family. Staff and our waitress were extremely friendly and helpful.  Probably the best service I've had in a restaurant. However, the food was nothing spectacular. My husband enjoyed his burger, it was just ok, my reuben sandwich was missing sauerkraut (there was less than a tsp scattered on it), and corned beef was just ok. My daughters pizza was frozen, not fresh, and she wouldn't eat. After taking a bite, and spitting it out, I realized why, it was old, & cheese was sour! Waitress took it back and off the bill. My son had a grilled cheese sandwich, no complaints. But then, we had the dessert, bread pudding, and some sort of chocolate cake with ice cream. Both were by far the worst things I've ever eaten in my life. They tasted like they were made in a microwave or something. Taste and texture were way off. Despite the great service and ok food, I'm hesitant to go back there just because of the dessert alone. They shouldn't even be allowed to sell that crap. FYI, we didn't try the pies because they're made with lard which we don't eat.
__label__2 I was pretty bummed when the Phoenix location closed.  You can always get a hearty breakfast here.  I like the spicy in-house sausage - biscuits and gravy on the side and you are talking my language.
__label__3 I ordered the large, dark berry blend....OMG was it great!  Compared to Jamba Juice @ UNLV, this drink was only $4 for the biggest size, had almost no ice, and was loaded with fruit and juice!  They're not stingy with the good stuff here and it's a total band for your buck!  If you're looking for fresh, fast, and health juices, give berry blendz a shot.
__label__4 Omg!!! Why aren't you open longer?!!?!! I dream about Berry Blendz smoothies. So yummy... Love the omega fuel with granola on top.  I use to work for JIU and we had the exact same thing, but there's no JIU in Vegas so I make my trip out to Berry Blendz from Henderson to satisfy my smoothie craving. For you health nut, try carrot/apple with yogurt and bananas (granola blended optional)... So good!!
__label__1 Maybe this even deserved just one star. The bread's are just a bit better than mediocre and the sandwiches are, well, sandwiches
__label__0 I was working on a network tv show (which I told them when I placed my order) and I had to order lunch for the small cast and crew (11 orders) . I begged them to make sure it was correct. There wasn't even a difficult order (no substitutions) and due to union rules, there are only 30 min for lunch, so if they screw up, I don't have time to go back and fix it. Nathan assured me it would all be ok. I told him, please make sure because I will be FIRED from my job if there was mistakes. (Due to the disaster from ordering lunch from a different place the day before). When I got there, everything looked good, everyone's lunches seemed to be separated and bagged. I paid and got in the car. Ummm where are the two drinks I ordered? Went back in, and oops,  we forgot...thank god I caught it,  I thought. Now I have just enough time to get back to set. When I got back, THREE lunches were missing and several were incomplete (missing soups). I called to speak to the manager, she was nice and she felt bad, but she said \" I'm not surprised that your order was screwed up because Nathan is really stupid\". \nAwesome.\nSo thank you panera bread, I have never been fired before- all because some of your employees are too stupid to handle 11 lunch orders. \nAnd, no, it was to be picked up in the afternoon, well past actual lunchtime. It was empty when I got there.
__label__3 It's a everywhere and it's nothing unique but it's mostly fresh and they have mostly healthy options for mostly reasonable prices.\n\nThe half/half combos available for all their soups, salads, and sandwiches make this place a constant lunchtime stop for me.  The Fontana grilled cheese.  The tortellini  Alfredo pasta.  The Cesar.  All classics and all done fairly well here.\n\nThe negative: the sweeping.  Nearly every time I've been here someone has come by my table and started sweeping the carpet with a brush broom... Over and over and over.  Besides the dust that I'm sure it's putting into the air (and my food) it also makes a whole lot of noise and takes away from the meal.\n\nCertainly not a completely unique adventure.  But fairly solid food for a quick eat place.
__label__2 Dirty, low ceilings but decent. \n$10 pai gow. \nAs low as $3 craps, the electronic one in the front, where if you sit on the left side of the table you get a pretty nice view of the dancing ladies.  Otherwise it's as low as $5 craps on the other tables.
__label__3 I think this may be the best place on the strip for blackjack. My nephew mentioned this place as being the best and I  agree.   It has the most $5 Blackjack tables of any place I've found on the strip.  They are far and few between.  My three sisters went in together playing one Wheel of Fortune slot machine and managed to pull out $500 off of  one machine the first day we were there.   I probably sunk at least half of that though..so I wasn't so lucky.  Breakfast was good  at their Victorian Cafe. If you go early enough (before 8 am) they have some sort of steak and eggs special for $6.00 or $7.00.  Coffee is not that good though.
__label__2 I never knew this was the name of the place until Saturday morning at 3:30am. o.o Oops! \n\nNot the nicest looking place inside, but it's kept very old school.\n\nGot that Drai's inside!
__label__0 4 Stars??? Really people?? This place was horrendous! The only reason I ended up stopping by this place was because my grandma wanted to go to an older casino near the strip.\n\nWe parked up stairs and ended up taking the elevator down. As soon as I got in the elevator it stunk like 1950's old cigarettes and mold. When we got down to floor level, I was unimpressed. Now I know why they shut places like this down... they are an EYE SORE!\n\nI was told that they are going to remodel it or tear it down, whichever they choose, please choose it soon!\n\nI saw all the reviews of people who enjoy the cheap beers. If you want at a free beer, sit as a bar and put a dollar in the machine and get one. I ended up going to the bar and ordering one (I didn't have anymore cash to play the machines) and they charged me $16 for a double Jack and Coke. Ridiculous! \n\nAlso I wanted to play the $5 black jack and the tables were full the entire time I was there. And not to mention the stupid lines for the half price show tickets. Can't this half price tickets get their own booth or location?\n\nGO ELSE WHERE! THIS PLACE STINKS, LITERALLY!!
__label__3 Great food!  Had the carne asada plato special which was really tasty! Friend had Killer Burrito off menu which he loved. Service was so so. The man at the register was fantastic. Drinks not refilled and no one came back to check on us. All forgivable.  We'll be back for sure.
__label__4 We've been coming here since they opened and mangos never disappoints! The chips and salsa are to die for, and everything on the menu is delicious. The bean and cheese burrito, chicken soft tacos, street tacos, rice, beans and fresh juice are just a few of my favorites! The staff is always friendly and welcoming. It's truly a gem of downtown!
__label__3 Ok, so forget about going here to get new (well sort of) threads guys- NBE seems to be quite a little gem for finding those oddball things you never seem to know where to find. Looking for a zombie brain jello mold for your Halloween party? NBE has one!  How about a nightlight with Rosie the Riveter on it \"We Can Do It!\" for your funky smelling hippie feminist friend?  I bought one for myself!  Fake moustache to hide your identity while driving past the pesky speed cameras on the freeway? It wasn't you! NBE has them in a pack of 5 different styles including a jumbo 'stache and commie style!  Tiny Asian-made and Asian-size tweezers only used by the best nail techs in all of central phoenix! Complete with tiny Asian heart clip to keep them secure and safe. .99 at NBE!!!\n\nDo I need to say more? Seriously, hair ties in every size shape and color, dirt cheap plugs in a variety of styles, and a cute counter girl that laughed at my unpatriotic 4th of July joke.  It's really worth the drive to Mesa (yes it still is a city).
__label__2 A few months ago I went to the Clubhouse to see some friends of mine from Los Angeles, California. I sold merchandise for Tony Lucca and Keaton Simons while at the Clubhouse, so my point of view maybe a little bit different.\n\nWhen I first got there I was sitting in my car waiting to get in. I wasn't sure exactly what door to use because there really was no sign that said enter.  So I just opened one of the doors and walked right in. This was about an hour before the show started. I couldn't take the heat outside and had to go in. One of the security guards came up to me and asked what I was doing there and i told him. He went back and got a wrist band for me and I proceeded to the bar and waited for my friends to get done with sound check so we all could talk.\nAnyway, I thought the place was nice (i've been to some dumps and dives) and the security was nice. Trust me when I say, security at the Troubadour sucked big time and same at the Marquee Theater. Again there was plenty of parking and I thought the sound was great. The only strange thing I thought was you had to stay at the bar and drink, you couldn't go outside the bar with your drink. Parking was plentiful and the staff was decent.
__label__2 So I ventured here last Friday to see some screamy generic emo \"metal\" band with my boyfriend. My night started with the checking of ID's and mockery of my age using huge, and seemingly permanent black  x's on my wrists. I'm used to having everything poked, prodded, and searched through but here as long as I paid, I was in. I could have taken a butcher knife inside of the venue and no one would have known. I'm not for invasion of privacy but I definitely want a little bit of security when surrounded by havock-causing stereotypes. The standing area was separated between 21+ and the less fortunate so I took my usual place next to the 16 year olds taking phone videos of the concert and texting their friends. \nThe show was okay. I'm honestly don't know anything about sound systems and such being someone who has enjoyed the acoustics of a garage show before. So there wasn't anything noticeably bad...but I wasn't particularly impressed with much either. \nAt the end of the show I started feeling really nauseated. It was super hot inside, the sweaty, shirtless were spinning and kicking in my direction, and my inability to LEAVE to get some air induced a feeling to throw up all over myself. Thankfully I didn't but I had to dive out at the last minute, not being able to bear the smell of greasy humans and what I deducted to be every one in the entire place to be taking a dump all at once. \nFunny enough, I was told later by my boyfriend that there were two staff members desperately trying to push back an overflowing toilet in the bar section. Well...that explains that. \nI DO like this place because it's dingy, small, and authentic. You feel like you're watching a show on a more personal level which makes a huge difference when watching a live performance. I also really appreciate the bands that they book. The all ages aspect and the super low prices for tickets also gives it some brownie points.
__label__1 Empty on a friday night? I should have let that be a sign.\n\nMc & Schmick is like an old flame for me. I stopped eating there after the Landry's takeover (as you can read about in my review for the Mc & Schmick in Vegas). But, I thought of days gone by, and gave it another go. \n\nI ordered the sea scallops, and they looked sickly to say the least. Not even a hint of sear or color showed. The food obviously sat, too. My butter sauce was already solidifying on the plate when it was delivered. I took a photo as a reminder of why Mc & Schmick broke up. \n\nMy dad enjoyed his meal. So, I am at least happy for that. \n\nMy office is next door, but don't expect to see me there again. This old flame is finally snuffed!
__label__1 Pretty pricey and the food is just o.k. I have eaten there a few times and every time I came away thinking it wasn't worth the money. There are way better options in Pittsburgh
__label__4 What a nice evening my husband and I had at M&S yesterday.  We started off having a few drinks at the bar during their happy hour. Service was good, staff was friendly.  We moved to a table for dinner and we were immediately greeted by our waitress.  She was very knowledgable about the menu and made some great recommendations.  Our appetizer (lump crab-mango-avocado) was delicious.  We both enjoyed our salads and entrees.  I couldn't come up with a complaint about the experience if I tried.
__label__0 I ordered the fish and chips. It was terrible. The waiter did not know what type of fish it was and guessed cod? Nope. Not cod. The breading was not good either.  My husband ordered the Mahi Mahi. That fish was good but the mashed potatoes were smothered and I mean smothered in some type of sauce that just ruined them. Will I be back.....NEVER. Sorry. I keep going to these upscale restaurants expecting for something spectacular. I should just stick to the popular chains.
__label__0 Mediocre food with poor service.  Management cares little about customer service as was reflected by the attitude I encountered when I flagged the manager down no less than three times to get water, clean silverware and salad dressing, which my wedge was served without.\nI am sure that corporate management would be very troubled by the situation at this restaurant.\nI was visiting Pittsburgh for the week, I frequent the Columbus location, it's quite different in quality and a huge difference in service.  \nI would not recommend this restaurant under any circumstances.
__label__1 The service here was very friendly and fast.\n\nWe ordered the brie appetizer, which was very good.\n\nThe salmon entree was a little fishy and overcooked. The spinach ravioli was just okay - the sauce was decent.\n\nThe sundae for dessert was good as well. \n\nAll in all, we had a decent meal, but we would have been happier if we didn't have to pay as much for the food. It isn't quite worth the price.
__label__0 Complete rip off  of an appetizer $5. $5 for 2 dumplings about the size of my thumb. The regular menus price was $8 for 4 (which we were not made aware of before we ordered or we would have just gotten that). So we paid more per piece on their special happy hour menu. Happy hour wine was advertised as $4 glass was actually $5.  We won't be coming back. Feeling like you got taken is not a pleasant dining experience.
__label__0 Tried 4 things.... all troublesome. \n\nThe spinach ravioli... from Costco!! You know the ones that come in a huge bag with the packet of cheese and herbs? I actually like those ravioli, but Cafe Forte served them in a bath of water and some of the cheese and herb packet. So gross...\nChicken salad sandwich: Not a fan of the chicken salad. Had a mustard taste and had too much mayo. Not a disaster, but I couldn't eat most of it because it just had an odd taste.\nChocolate truffle cake: Half baked brownie batter on a obviously pre-made white crust. I found it odd to serve a chocolate cake on a white crust...\nCarrot cake: Dry, probably store bought...\n\nNever again.....
__label__2 I was happy to find this restaurant in my hotel.  It was late and I didn't want to venture out.  The bar had more people than I expected for a Monday night.  I ordered the gnocchi, which I believe was misspelled on the menu (\"gnocci\").  I planned on pointing this out to the waitress until I heard the way she pronounced gnocchi (\"knock-y\").  (I wonder if she told people she worked at \"Bigelow Grill-e.\")  Somehow this made my dining experience seem a little less upscale.  Overall, I was pleasantly surprised with the ambiance - aside from the thick cigarette smoke at the bar.  \n\nThis sentence had me scratching my head for a while, \"Bigelow is serving innovative and imaginative interpretations of ethnic Pittsburgh classics.\"  Maybe some Pittsburghers will fill me in sometime.
__label__1 I had been really excited to try this restaurant because the menu looked so good, but I was quite disappointed. I went there for dinner on the 4th of July with my husband and mother-in-law. The food was pretty mediocre. The decor seemed cheap (also keep in mind that it's located in a hotel). Our server was rushing us the whole time, serving our dinner while we were still eating our appetizers, asking if we wanted dessert menus when we were still eating our entrees... She was very nice, but in too much of a hurry, and she also forgot the beer my husband ordered. Would not go back here.
__label__3 Cute little cafe with a nice view of the strip. Great if you enjoy watching people pass by a classy establishment drunk as a skunk wielding the yard-long margarita. \n\nThe roast chicken wrap was pretty much the best wrap I've had ever. Perfect proportions of everything-it was simply amazing. The service was great and we got free popovers with strawberry butter so everyone wins.\n\nOnly complaint I had was the drink I ordered from the bar was pretty watered down, but other than, great experience!
__label__3 its a good drinking hole and on occasion its okay to eat at. the real draw is the atmosphere and the crowd. friday and saturday nights are the best of course with live bands and lots of joyful peeps.\n\nsunday brunch is notable. i love their take on the eggs benedict. delish! and the irish bfast is always a winner.\n\nguiness for health!
__label__3 Low key atmosphere, on Mondays they have $5 burgers when you buy a $3 beer, great deal and great food.
__label__2 First time eating sushi at this place and it was a well designed restaurant. Very modern theme throughout the restaurant. \n\nWhen entering the Restaurant you are greeted by very attractive hostess that look like they are ready to hit a CLUB...\n\nThe sushi was a bit pricey for sushi but i guess its all about presentation. Some of the chief special rolls are good, especially the ones with jalapenos. \n\nIf you can go somewhere else i would, for example an all you can eat. For the price i spent here i could have got all you can eat instead of 3 rolls
__label__2 Nicer decor and feeling than you might expect in a \"local casino\" I tried their most popular roll sampler and a sweet/spicy beef stir fry dish. I'd go here again, and glad to have something like this out in this part of Summerlin.
__label__4 \"First of all, this is an upscale restaurant. Their prices are high, the quality of food is high, service and knowledge is paramount. Get over it.\"  (from Jen K. aka Shorty Got Lolo).  I've been fortunate to have dined at Hachi several times.  Since they first opened to last evening, Thurs. Dec 3.  Every single time has been a 5 star experience.  We were enjoying ourselves after eating last evening and one of the cute hostess girls needed our table so she got us seats at the bar and bought us Champagne !  The bar area is really nice also.  I've eaten at a lot of Japanese restaurants and Hachi is one of the absolute best.  Quality of food, Quality of preparation, Quality of presentation, Quality of service.  You won't be disappointed.  The Eight Dollar Menu should make Everyone Happy !
__label__2 Hachi isn't a hopping happy hour joint like nearby Yardhouse but they have good deals like $3 Sapporo and $6 sake-tinis. A lot of food items are under $8 and you have to try their bbq baby back ribs. Sweet, saucy and to die for. Unfortunately, my order came in literally an hour later and I had to bug the bartender a few times to see what's up. Baby needs her ribs. Ergo, Hachi gets bumped down to a mere 3 stars for service lacking.
__label__2 The food is decent but this place is really, really loud.  I do not like going here on date night because I cannot hear my wife.\n\nThe food is salty or sugary, but still tastes good; it's nothing special though.\n\nWe go here maybe four times a year; not a bad place before catching a flick at the red rock regal cinema.
__label__1 I just didn't feel this place.  My trip to the Canyon Club was also my first voyage into the Four Queens.  All of the casinos downtown feel on the small (made in the 50's/60's) side of things, but the 4Q takes the cake.  Finding the Canyon Club inside the casino wasn't easy.  I got in without having to pay a cover charge because I was with a group.  The drinks are average price, around 4-5 bucks for a beer, more for a mixed drink.  I think my long island iced tea was 7 or 8.  The barstaff and waitresses were very nice, so that's what got this place the two stars.  I was told to step outside of the club when I lit up a cigarette.  Yes, anywhere else in the country that's a no brainer, but this is vegas!  Also, they let just about anyone in.  During my short time there, I noticed not only a lot of fanny pack, denim shorts wearing tourists, but also their 10-year-old kids.  Mullets and all.
__label__2 If you are looking for a clean place this is probably not the place.  Something has to be said about the cooling system (aka the huge floor fan in the back).  The tables are sticky and the bathroom door is black and it is not the paint.  However the food is great and mostly (emphasis on mostly) fresh.  Don't come here if you are looking for a pleasant atmosphere and it is probably better to get your food to go!
__label__2 UPDATE! They are only open until 8 pm M-Th and till 8:30 on Fridays. We were turned away when we came in at quarter to 8, thinking the were open till 8:30. The websites including this one all say 8:30 pm PT. Big disappointment. We will go to Touch of Thai where they are so happy to see us.\nStill good food but major bummer.
__label__1 Ordered the Momo and Seafood bentos. Tastes good, but I've definitely had just as good or better elsewhere for less $$$. The sushi was messy and poorly put together.\n\nGF says to add that she really liked the age dashi tofu. Yes, I agree. That was good.
__label__4 Fast and friendly service. Had a yelp voucher and they were happy to accept it. Fair priced and the sushi rolls were yum! Would recommend.
__label__3 Came with friends and had a great time.  Food was amazing.  Service was good. Will be back.
__label__0 Holy nastiness.... When Im hungover and hungry waiting for a flight, I'm usually not that picky! It's rare that I don't eat food that's in front of me when I'm hungry. This \"breakfast\" food was so friggin nasty.. I thought for sure, \"can't go wrong with Chili's, let's grab something there\".. Wrong!!! \nThe \"hash browns\" were old, stale cut up fries reheated. The bacon was that stringy, thin crap they put on burgers. The toast was barely toasted, thin, and cold. The eggs were even cold. Yuckkkkk... a pre-packaged sandwich from the sports bar would have been better. Anywhere in that airport has to be better- Cinnabon, BK... Whatever you do, avoid this Chili's at all costs. On top of the food being disgusting, they served it with plastic forks and knives... Really??!! I couldn't even get through my rubbery egg with that chinsy fork.
__label__1 NO GARLIC FRIES?!?  BLASPHEMY!!!\n\nAfter exploring every nook and cranny of the D terminal searching for something remotely edible, I saw Gordon Biersch and my salivary glands immediately went into overdrive thinking about those sinfully good garlic fries.  So I pony up to the bar and....D E N I E D!\n\nThey only serve pre-made sandwiches.  WEEEEEEAK!
__label__2 Darts and beer. Can't say much else.
__label__4 Each year Defcon gets better and better.  This year I attended all three days and learned so much I thought my head was going to explode.  The funny thing was that for some reason there wasn't enough hours in the day to do all of the stuff that I wanted to do.  \n\nIf you are into computers, security, etc I highly recommend checking out Defcon 17 next year.  www.defcon.org
__label__2 I used to love CPK when I was a kid, I would always go to the mall with my family and eat there. I guess now that I have gotten older and seen more places CPK has lost its appeal. It's kind of expensive for what you get, average food and ehh service. I ordered online and selected a time for pick up. I got there 5-10 min after the pickup time and waited around for someone to ring up my food. I'm like \"I'll be outside with my dog so come out and get me\" The manager comes out and is like.. oh Im sorry we just put your order in the oven, here are some coupons for free apetizers. But I have to order $15 worth before I get the free appetizer. \n\nAnyways, I went there because I had a giftcard but from now on I think I'll ask for Subway giftcards instead.
__label__0 Why do people go here and spend money? This place is overpriced and the food is awful. Plain awful. On my visit, there was 2 people other than our party in the restaurant and it took about 3 minutes to be seated and about 25 minutes to receive our food.  It was absurd.  The food came out lukewarm, at best. The food was bland and super salty and just...gross. I wouldn't ever go here again. just awful.
__label__1 Came here on a Monday night with some friends. The ambience is quite nice and the we were seated quickly. We weren't really hungry so we opted for splitting a pepperoni and Hawaiian pizza. Each pizza was around $11-$12 which was a little steep but we figured they would be big. We each had 3 slices which was enough to fill us up but the pizza itself is below average. The flavor of both pizzas was abysmal and I honestly think little Caesars tastes better. I also have it two stars because I mean $11 for a tiny pizza? GO TO LITTLE CAESARS. Definitely not worth it. I would not recommend CPK when there are plenty of other good restaurants near here.
__label__2 We had breakfast here before checking out, had no complaints at all. I had the steak and eggs with potatoes. I was great, only problem was some kind of sauce on the steak. But I knew it was going to be on it, so that's my fault. Overall it was a good breakfast.
__label__2 Not too bad. But why does the Keno start at 900am? Had breakfast here and waited an extra 15 mins to check the Keno #'s after we were already done eating breakfast. That's our own fault though.\n\nIf you restaurant has so-so coffee (especially at a 24-hour joint like this)...you don't deserve 4 stars plus. \n\nOrdered the spam, eggs and rice...nice!!! Can't go wrong with that. Mac salad was a bit bland. Service good and the lines went fast. And btw..I won back my $4 from Keno when I hit 3 numbers! LOL!
__label__2 I guess when you're starving anything will taste awesome. \n\nI ordered the graveyard special \"pancake sandwich\" for $5.99 which was supposed to be a sandwich made out of pancakes, ham and eggs in the middle but I requested it to be separated, which the waiter was kind enough to do. The waiter was attentive and made sure my glass was full. I'm only giving this place three stars because there are definitely better places in Vegas for graveyard specials.
__label__1 have to ask for refills and waitress just stands around after taking your order everyone walks around with an attitude and its depressing and horrible service.  this will be the last time I come here
__label__0 Went with a family group of 12 and no one had anything good to say about their meal.
__label__0 satan himself could not have dreamed of a more dreadful dead end shit hole as this. Nor would satan have made a worse taco. how is it possible to screw up a taco? its a tortilla with meat, onions, cilantro, and sauce of some sort. however, dos gringos managed to screw up at its most basic level. i couldn't eat those poor excuses of tacos. anyone claiming that they're ok should be in an institution or better yet, fed to an animal.\n\nas far as people that lurk around this place, those poor bastards look like rejects from the worst of the worst from the college gene pools. the most unattractive group i've seen in ages.\n\nby all means, stay away from this place unless you love eating terrible food and like hanging out with less than stellar people.
__label__3 We are doing low-carb and the salads here are very good...  \n\nThe ahi salad is VERY good, and my husband enjoys the Cobb (no blue cheese and avocado on the side) he gets ranch, and it is quite tasty, and I get the avocado, YAY!   \n\nHave you had Ahi down the street at Hank's in GVR?  Sadly, or wonderfully, the ahi at Sierra Gold far surpasses the ahi at Hank's....  for many $$ less, go figure!  \n\nThe beers are cold, and the service at the tables is good as well.  Not too much, not too little...  We usually see the same servers so they know us, but tonight we had a new server and she was equally as attentive, and got us our happy hour beers before the end of happy hour, so of course... we were happy!
__label__4 I will never eat sushi anywhere else while living in NV. Seriously. \n\nHands down, some of the freshest, best tasting sushi I've had here. My husband got an inside tip from a co-worker that knows that the owner purchases the fish the day it's flown in, so it was worth the drive to try it out. Now that we've made the trip & know that the quality of the fish they serve is top-notch, we will not hesitate to go back. Wish it was just a tad bit closer to home but that's my \"I don't want to get in my car & drive any further than I have to when it's 110 degrees\" side coming out. I will suck it up though & make the drive b/c it's that good! \n\nWe've been twice now & both times we have loved everything we've tried. I should preface this by saying that I am not a huge fan of all the \"fancy\" rolls that have become so popular over the last decade or so. I'm an old-school sushi eater, I like the simplicity of Sashimi & Nigiri. I like to taste the fish. When it's all wrapped up in a roll covered in sauces & tempura crunch, it can be very hard to tell if you're even getting a fresh piece of fish & that worries me a bit! \n\nThe 1st time we went, I had a hankering for Salmon terriyaki & was not really in the mood for sushi. Maybe only the 2nd time in my life that has ever happened! I did order the Poki appetizer & it was AH-mazing. The salmon terriyaki was good although the sauce was way too thick & there was too much of it covering the fish. If I order it again, I will definitely ask them to go easy on the sauce! Hubby ordered the AYCE & from what I could tell, he enjoyed every roll he had. \n\nThis last time we both had the AYCE & I will probably only do that from now on. It's a great value even if you don't eat very much & you can choose from hot & cold appetizers as well as all the sushi choices. I ordered the Poki again along with some Nigiri orders & even a couple of the \"fancy\" rolls, mainly b/c I already knew that their fish was fresh. I liked the Angry Ninja & the Sushi twister roll the best. I think I could eat that Japanese salsa all by itself.. yum!  \n\nI was slightly disappointed that they don't have fresh wasabi. Most of the better Sushi restaurants I've been to have it available for an extra charge so I was surprised they didn't have it. I have developed quite the affinity for it & can't really eat the stuff made from a powder anymore. I hope they consider making it available in the future & would be happy to pay an extra dollar or 2 to have some for my sushi. \n\nWe will be bringing the kids next time. Sushi gets very expensive when we go out as a family but the AYCE deal will make it much more reasonable & they will be thrilled.. \"anything we want?!\"
__label__0 Service needs some improvement.Sushi was terrible ! Lacked freshness and most of all flavor...they tasted the same or it was blasted with spice so you could not savor ask the different flavors. I eat sushi regularly....know good and promise me..save you're monies and go elsewhere. if you're an experienced sushi eater you will be disappointed
__label__3 The sushi was excellent, and the fish was very, very fresh, with wonderful texture and taste.  I graded Sushi Twister down a star because the rice kept falling apart (in both nigiri and rolls), and the Yellow Mango wiz Shrimp roll did not have much flavor.  Everything else was outstanding in taste, particularly the Vacation Roll.  \n\nIt's a new favorite sushi spot for us, and we won't hesitate to return.
__label__0 They definitely need to work on customer service. I probably won't eat sushi for a year after dining here.
__label__3 Love BevMo's 5 cent wine sale! And now it is all the time and you can even mix and match. What a great way to try new wines! \nI only wish this store was larger. The one at Tempe Marketplace is bigger and had a better selection, but it farther away for me.
__label__1 If you're hungry... make sure you EAT BEFORE YOU GET THERE. The entrees are sold as , \"small plates for sharing\" -  however, how do you share 4 muscles and 6 clams for $16. The pitch is, 'the portions are smaller but the quality is higher\" which is suppose to explain the pricing - sadly this didnt explain my dry and over-cooked rib-eye.\n\nWe ended up buying several plates and by the time you're full - you've easily spend $200 for two people. There are better and more fulfilling options out there. \n\nWine selection is poor but you can smoke cigars on the patio. \n\nSide note: Server was in training and did a good job.
__label__2 They have a nice assortment of music on the weekend.  The drink menu is comprehensive, we were happy with what was offered. Spacious and we were comfortably seated - much nicer than so many other bars around town.  \nIt reminded us of a cruise ship.
__label__1 It took us 3 tries to eat at the Brink. The first was a Sunday and it was so empty that we figured, \"Do we gamble on an empty restaurant during peak brunch hours??\" We decided not to and went somewhere else. The second time there was a Rape Crisis function happening. We came in on the tail end of it so we weren't greeted by any Brink employees to say, \"Hey, this is about to end. We'll get you set right up.\" So we just went somewhere else. The third time was a Wednesday night. There were maybe 7 patrons in the place and a band setting up. We don't like to eat when we don't know what the music is going to be but it looked like it was going to take them awhile to set up and we didn't want to leave AGAIN so we sat at the bar for dinner. There was a small selection of decent draft beer. I had a Dogfish Head 90 minute IPA...always a good beer. My dinner partner had a peach cosmo. Tasty in that \"Schnappsy\" sort of way...nothing fresh about it. \n\nWe ordered the fondue because it was the only non-traditional bar food item on the menu. The flavor was right, good consistency but the selection of items to dip was not much to look at: broccoli, carrots (packaged mini-carrots), toasted bread and celery...yes, celery. We also ordered personal pizzas. I had the BBQ chicken and added Jalapeno...who doesn't. She had a Greek Pizza. Both were pretty good but again this place isn't trying to be real fancy. \n\nSo, make sure you check their calendar before you go...there seems to be a lot of functions at this place...and you might want to know what kind of music is going to be played before you show up. The blues rock band struck up just as we were finishing and they were playing to a table of what we could only assume were older friends and family. Someone's grandma was definitely getting her groove on. \n\nThe food will fill you up the way Wisconsinites expect to be filled...amply and without frill. No cheese curds on the menu...somehow.
__label__1 I didn't have any coupons so paid 7.49 plus tax for this place.  I was pretty happy until I went to Main Street Cafe and paid 7.99 for three times the variety of food.  However, if you gots the coupon, then Paradise might be your bet.  I could really only find chicken worth eating...oh and a few items from the dessert area.
__label__1 This buffet took me back to the 80's and not in a good way. I was having flashback of the Golden Girls. The place seriously hasn't been remodeled since then. I went there late at night and my husband and I were both drunk and usually everything tastes great when we are drunk but not this time. My husband ended up eating a plate of mashed potatoes because he said he used to love the mashed potatoes that they served in high school and these reminded him of \nthem. I ate two plates full of overly cooked, dried out prime rib. \nI think I'll just grab a hotdog the next time I am downtown.
__label__1 This is an okay buffet.  The breakfast brunch offers a variety of breakfast and lunch options.  Eggs cooked to order, fresh carved meats and a sanwhich bar are nice options.  The mexican meat pie is pretty gross.  The crab claws and peel and eat shrimp could be better quality.  I tried the lox last time and coudn't swallow one bite.  With that being said, the local options of rice, corned beef hash and portuguese sausage are great.  The korean chicken is good.  My mom loved the fried chicken.  There is a nice blend of American and island options.  Overall not bad for the price.  If you are from the islands or receive specials from the hotel (or the chain) you get good discounts and coupons... which is why we are regulars here.
__label__0 Extremely disappointed. Enough said.
__label__2 Well.... Where to start???? I was on Fremont street for the Year of the snake celebration events and I was hungry.... I took a walk from the stage and found myself lost in a different time zone.... Did I fall through a time rift that brought me back to the early 80's hmmmm...... I like the music and the TV shows were great but I digress.\n\nNo time rift no alternate universe on Fremont Street.... Nope I was in the Paradise Buffet... A look back into a culinary error (sorry mean to say ERA) that has long past on the Vegas strip but is alive and well in on Fremont Street. \n\nAtmosphere- Interesting if you like that vintage diner feel... (yes plastic flowers and all)\n\nService- Great!!! Our server was right there as soon as I put down my fork or hit the bottom of my glass with the the following line \" Go get some more\" and \"Let me refill that for you\" The Hawaiian shirts and the flowers in the hair I guess you can compare to \"flare\" that you see at other restaurants but it just fit right in with everything else. \n\nFood- Ummm hmmmmm well It was ummm homey and not in a bad way the items on the buffet were ALL very identifiable from the iceberg lettuce salad (really) to the cold cuts (really really) to the make your own taco station. You knew what you were getting yourself into from a culinary standpoint and did not have to ask any question about what an item was. More then likely you have had it a few nights ago for dinner. \n\nAll in all great place to sit relax and enjoy some comfort buffet food that you WONT see on the Vegas strip... ANYWHERE and that is not a bad thing.
__label__1 I've never really had a good experience with buffets. Paradise Buffet and Cafe Restaurant reminded me why I avoid them.\n\nYes, it's Vegas. Yes, they are known for world-class food and excellent buffets. Just remember that NONE of them are located in Downtown Las Vegas. \n\nThe establishment is located in the Fremont casino. It's large and maze-y with roomy booths. The decor isn't vintage; it looks like a 1980s highschool set for Wizard of Oz. There's alot of green.\n\nFirst off, our waitress didn't know what half-and-half was when we requested it with coffee. She kept pointing to the french vanilla creamer already on the table. I already had a feeling I wasn't going to like this place....\n\nThey had a decent variety of food from American hot-dogs and patties wading in gray, hot water to Italian pasta, dried out from the hot lamps to \"Chinese\" stir-fry that could rival any MacCormack seasoning packet available at most grocery stores. I opted for jambalaya, fried chicken, mashed potatoes, and beef roast from the carving station. I've never had jambalaya before (at this point) so wasn't sure what to expect; it tasted okay:lots of sausage and my friend told me it tasted like it came from a can. Can you go wrong with mashed potatoes? Yes, even Paradise can! When I attempted to add butter to the flavorless mash, I could only find margarine...Ugh, isn't anything real here? Not too surprising, after all, they didn't have half-and-half... Everything ersatz! \n\nFresh fruit and a piece of apple pie for dessert. Pretty sad when the fruit was the best part of the meal. \n\nLunch buffet cost about $9. A bargain, one might say, for a \"Vegas\" buffet. All the strip buffets were starting around $30.\n\nThere's a reason why the restrooms are located at the exit of the restaurant with large, brightly-lit signs. Now, I love food, and if that food disagrees with my digestion but it tastes delicious, I'm willing to give a little leeway. When I eat a less than mediocre meal and additionally have the inconvenience and discomfort of immediately needing a restroom, I am not a happy camper. In toto, six out of our group of eight ended up in the restroom. The women's bathroom was clean, however, the males in our group recounted a disgusting state of the men's restroom.\n\nWhy 2 stars in stead of 1? Although the entire experience was sub-par, there is a possibility our 6 days of Vegas binging finally caught up to us and contributed to our sickened state. Even without sickness, not worth $9.
__label__0 The Paradise was always a \"must do\" while staying downtown. Loved the food, the garish tropical decore, and the limitless champagne served during weekend brunch.  And the price was outstanding! Please be sure to note the use of past tense in each of the preceeding statements.  Over the past few years, the quality and service has declined dramatically.  Last visit, the food was on par with the slop they served at the old Imperial Palace barffet and the wait staff couldn't be bothered.  Save yourself the trouble, and go to the Garden Court Buffet at Mainstreet Station.
__label__2 Fair price for the food. Of course it is not up to the standards of the top tier buffets at the premium strip hotels costing 3-4 times more money.\n\nI wanted lots of fruit for breakfast as I eat a plethora of beef the previous day. The breakfast buffet is a bargain. There was plenty of fruit but some of it not quite ripe, some was pretty good.  For the breakfast buffet, there is an omelet station and pastry case.\n\nThere's the usual bacon, scrambled eggs, corn beef hash, pancakes, ham, waffles, cereal, sausage. They also include drinks of choice and I had orange juice, tomato juice and coffee... That alone would cost as much as the $8 I paid for the buffet at most restaurants. I had an omelet as well, so the buffet was a good value for me.\n\nIf you want an egg white only omelet, you can get it here... Cannot comment on their lunch or dinner spreads/value.
__label__3 Solid menu, descent quality, GREAT price! \nLoved the atmosphere, dim lighting, digging the paradise tropical theme:) \n\nThe Food: they have make your own shrimp cocktail, fresh strawberries and bananas, bagels and lox. They had a bomb salad bar w this delish seafood salad! \nHot Food: make your own thanksgiving dinner, egg omelette station, pancakes, french toast! Coffee and frozen yogurt w toppings and baked pastries! Fun date night get creative w your buffet! Definitely going back, next time we visit Vegas
__label__1 I am actually finishing my meal that took 40 minutes for me to get. It was good, but I would have enjoyed it a lot more if I didn't have to wait so long and if the girl passing the food out had any sort of customer service skills and would have apologized for the wait or at least said \"thank you\". I live less than 5 minutes from here, love the food, oil, atmosphere, etc.. However, the customer service is NOT GOOD! Train your staff to show customer gratitude and smile. I do not feel valued and I won't be coming back.
__label__1 Very pricy for the quality of food you get...definitely don't come here for the service.
__label__1 2 stars only for the Hal way decent food, and cold beer. But they don't fill your beer glass all the up, maddening. As for the service, 1/2 star. Our waitress was terrible. She took a very long time to bring beverages, we are talking 30 mins at some points.  Go elsewhere!! Plus the crowd is obnoxious.\n***UPDATE***\nThe owner got ahold of me concerning my review. While I stick to my original review I would like to acknowledge that the owner took the time to reply to me to try for another chance/review. If I stop in again I will perhaps change my opinion, or they will help change my opinion.
__label__2 Ugh why are copies so expensive.  Why the heck do you charge twice as much to print two sheets onto one page?  An increase is fair but not twice.  \n\nThe worker who assisted me was not very helpful on the machine.  Another one watched me fumble with the cutter & mess up a bunch of my copies.  One of the machines printed a line down the side of all of my copies.\n\nHardly any customers in the store...why a line so slow to check out.  \n\nOne of the cashiers was so rude (short bald guy).  My cashier Aida was pleasant & fast as always.
__label__2 Hit this place at Bally's a couple of times for their breakfast buffet. Good price. Not a huge selection, but the scrambled eggs and biscuits & gravy are both very good.
__label__1 If you're here on business and in a hurry, beware!  The service is very slow.  You can choose the buffet, which is very pricey and doesn't include coffee or juice, and that's a little quicker.  They seem to be perpetually short-staffed in the morning.  I guess that Bally's figures that since this restaurant is the only game in town - or at least in the hotel - for breakfast, they don't need to make an effort to please their guests.\n\nThey are slow to seat guests.  One of the waiters is terribly rude, although the waitress on the last visit was delightful and did her best in trying circumstances. \n\nIf you stay at Bally's, you either need to get up a lot earlier than you normally would or plan to skip breakfast.\n\nThere's a coffee cart near check-in, but there's no information about it, so if you don't see it, you won't know it's there. I wish I'd known about it earlier in my stay.
__label__2 I had the ham and American cheese omelet with sourdough toast. Boyfriend had the corned beef hash. When I got my food I realized it was cheddar cheese in my omelet, I know cheddar is better and all but really I prefer American in my omelets. My hash browns were for the most part good, but there was some squishy grey bits which I wasn't 100% sure were potatoes. Toast was perfect I love sourdough! :) the corned beef hash was definitely fresh but I prefer it a little more well done the consistency of this was mush. And to pay we had to go up to the counter, I really hate when restaurants do that. All in all my food and experience rivaled with Denny's, at least at Denny's I can have a yummy breakfast sandwich!
__label__1 My friend and I decided to try this place while the rest of our group stayed in the hotel room sleeping because of the night before. I was so hungry I just wanted to eat anything. \n\nFortunately the buffet had started here around 11am for 11.99 per person. (does not include drinks )\n\nIt was a Italian style buffet. Spaghetti , lasagna, meatballs , and Parmesan chicken. They also served a soup and salad.\n\nI hate to say it but the food quality was very poor. My clam chowder was disgusting and the only thing I enjoyed from my plate was the fettuccine . I kind of stuffed myself with bread because I was worried I was not going to get my money's worth. \n\nI was surprised how cold some of the food was judging that they just opened the buffet right as we got in. We were even the first ones!
__label__0 Run don't walk away from the express breakfast buffet. Way overpriced for inedible food. I've had better free hotel continental breakfasts. This place is horrid.
__label__0 I ordered a simple stack of pancakes. OMG, they had no flavor and felt like they were previously frozen. How hard is it to make a good pancake! Even the pancakes at McDonalds taste better than these. The syrup was very runny and also had no flavor. I was so hungry I tried to eat them but became nauseated. The coffee was 3.99 a cup and no one offered to fill it and it was not that good either. The servers were arguing about breaks, really? Fill my coffee and stop arguing! Never again and will tell others not to waste their money.
__label__2 we stayed at the LVH and needed a quick warm bowl of soup after being out in the dayclubs all day.. chinatown was too far away and woulda taken forever so we went to 888 noodle bar. it's located in the back of the sushi place so instead of putting your name down at the first host bar you see, walk down past the bridge.  \n\ni got the wonton noodle soup and requested my noodles be rice noodles.  They did it with no problem~  it tasted like chicken noodle soup with yummy bites of wonton in them and the noodles... \n\nmy friend asked for some red wine vinegar for the noodles.... she taught me to put a lil in the spoon and dip my noodles in them before i ate them... it was soooo yummy that way! nom nom!
__label__1 Wanted to try this place since it had the shortest wait time... well now I know why.. Maybe I ordered the wrong thing, but the black pepper chicken didn't have much flavor at all.. I was very disappointed and will not be coming back.
__label__1 Perhaps I am spoiled by the asian food from San Gabriel Valley, but the quality and taste of the food here really was not that great. My friends and I ordered a few dishes to share, but they were just ok, and nothing that really stood out. The main server was not very helpful, and was rude to the other staff in front of us. Perhaps, it was just the night that we were there. If I'm in the area again, and feeling for chinese I could pop over here again. ENJOY!
__label__1 Overrated. I would probably chose it over McDonald's or Burger King, but I fail to see what makes people go totally apesh*t over this place. The burgers are good, don't get me wrong, but they're nothing like what some people make them out to be. And what's with the lack of condiments? Blasphemy! Oh, and \"spread\"?!? WTF is this garbage that you're trying to pass off as an acceptable substitute for the variety of burger toppings that, for reasons I'm unaware of, aren't available here? Whatever this crap is, it's nasty. \n\nFries are average, and their shakes are ok (mine was a bit thin and runny). Reminds me of a low-budget Steak'n'Shake, which has MUCH better shakes and a lot more variety on their menu. (if only I could transplant one of these bad boys from the midwest...)\n\nAgain, even after eating here numerous times, I still fail to see how this place could even come close to living up to the hype. Sure, the whole \"secret menu\" was a genius marketing gimmick, but this place is mediocrity at best. If I want the best possible \"fast food\" burger, I'll go to Culver's which is far superior and gives it's patrons what we deserve...some freakin' choices!
__label__4 Their burgers are great but I've never been one to go out of my way for one. I get the double double with cheese protein AND animal style. YUM!\nNow, I normally wouldn't review a chain like this but I was so impressed the last time we went I had to share.\nThere was 5 of us, all ordering something just SLIGHTLY different than anyone else, all different drinks and sizes, some combo meals some just the burger, some protein style others just animal or (like mine) both. It was a Thursday and the line was long. LONG.\nI mean like really lllllllllllooooooooooonnnnnnnnnnnnggggggggggg.\nIt was almost as long as when the chain first came to AZ.\nBut they kept it moving quickly and got our order PERFECT.\nI just wish they'd do something about their fries already!
__label__2 The menu is minimal and the burgers are solid.  Quick and easy.
__label__2 Totally unimpressed it was Sat. afternoon my wife had an urge for In-N-Out, the closest one was Tempe,location. Burgers were dry, bun was dry and the fries even though I know they are hand cut fresh are still not as good as McDonalds. I won't be back soon for a Double double.
__label__4 Typically, I would shy away from writing a review on a fast food chain with 290 locations. However, the In-N-Out experience is anything but the normal fast food dining experience. I am always impressed by the consistency of the In-N-Out Burger experience. \n\nThe quality of their never frozen beef patties and fresh, made-to-order burgers is excellent and their customer service is always prompt, efficient, and wonderful. The staff is always courteous and happy--it's good to know that I am supporting a place that seems to treat their employees well. \n\nThe inexpensive burgers and fries always hit the spot--I only wish there were locations outside of California and the Southwest to satisfy my fast food burger cravings. But, I suppose staying within a manageable driving distance of the distribution centers is what keeps the food high-quality, fresh, and preservative-free.\n\nMy go-to is the protein style double double burger (no bun, just a hearty lettuce wrap around patties that are oozing with cheesy goodness).  When I want to try a variation on my favorite, I just consult the \"Not-So-Secret\" menu on the In-N-Out website! \n\nIf you have not been to an In-N-Out burger, I strongly recommend visiting this wonderful fast food place! Expect a long line and short wait, but if you are a fast food/burger lover, you will not be disappointed!\n\nFun tidbit: Look for the bible verse references on the paper products. Just noticed this after my umpteenth visit to In-N-Out Burger!
__label__3 Looking for simple then it's all about In-N-Out. Service is always good and quick. Got a double-double with some animal style fries and it was pretty satisfying.
__label__2 Target is OK, nothing stood out to me on the shopping trip. Had a nice selection and well lit aisles.
__label__2 Targets are great and I am doing all my Target reviews this week, as I have visited most of them this week for various reasons.  \n\na.  Parking  - 2 star - Parking is plentiful, but the traffic flow is terrible because they designed the main entrance traffic coincide with the main entrance and main pedestrian flow.  so this is a terrible traffic flow design. You have to watch carefully for those drivers...\n\nb.  Entrance - 1 Star - Why put the smokers area even in the wind flow of the main entrance?  All the employees and visitors that smoke will smoke out here and the wind flows toward the entrance.\n\nc.  Selections - 4 star - Everything here!  They also have the portrait studio.\n\nd.  Flow - 4 star - Not bad.\n\ne.  Stock - 4 star - Generally good, but I noticed often times I have had to seek out things and have to leave as what I wanted was not in stock.\n\nOverall this place still is heads and shoulders above K-Mart and Walmart.  Just whomever designed the traffic and smoking area needs to get a bit more edumacated or get more practical.\n\nOverall, I do come here often enough.
__label__4 Awesome loose leaf tea spot in the North Phoenix area. You can have a cup/pot of tea in-house, or buy a variety of teas to go.\n\nHUGE selection of loose leaf teas. If you're a tea fan, a visit to Souvia is a must-do.
__label__1 Not a big fan. Somehow have been here 3 times for lunch and each time it is just mediocre. I keep ordering the sushi lunch special and it's just never that great. This last time, it was very slow at lunch and it took forever to get our food. I probably should just give up on this place. I don't know how I managed to eat here again as I told my co worker on the way there that I didn't like it.  Hunger addles my brain.
__label__1 This place holds a good memory for me only because it was where I had my first date with my boyfriend. That night was my first time eating at Sushi Brokers. It wasn't bad; wasn't great either.\n\nFast forward a year later (which should be an indication in itself as to how mediocre the food is)....We went again  for a quick snack. We decided to share an Alaskan roll, which, in my experience, is made with raw salmon, crab and avocado. Well, we got the roll and didn't eat more than 3 pieces. The salmon was actually cooked, and tasted too fishy.  Although they did redeem themselves by giving us another roll on the house for our dissatisfaction with the Alaskan roll, it completely ruined my view of this restaurant.\n\nMoral of the story: Sapporo is way better and has better prices and is just around the corner. Go there instead.
__label__3 I had a burger here, yes a burger at a sushi place kinda weird huh? It was amazing spicy and amazing.  Trust me please trust me.
__label__2 Yuck! Shrimp Tacos not so good. Salsa not so good. Waitress was dumb as dirt. \n\nSan Felipe's looks like a fun place to grab a drink but I wouldn't eat here again! We came here on a double date last night and it seemed pretty busy for a Sunday night. The atmosphere is crazy. They made it look like a cheap bar in Mexico and there is all sorts of things hanging from the ceiling like sharks, inflatable bottles of Suaza, and pinatas. \nAs far as the food goes I knew it would interesting after I tasted the salsa. Our poor waitress didn't have a memory which made things interesting. More Chips? Sure twenty minutes later! Ketchup? Sure another twenty minutes. She was a sweet girl but it got really annoying.
__label__2 Took dad here after golf one day thinking it would be something a little divey and would be good in sweaty golf clothes. I think we were both surprised to see how trendy it was. The menu was great, and I really liked being able to design your own sliders... it gives you a chance to try a few different things. I had the beef with bacon, swiss, lettuce, and jalapeno aioli and it was very tasty. I agree with other reviews though, that it was overcooked. The buffalo, I had how they recommended and it was un-frikin-beleivable. There was some sort of sweet chutney on it that made the burger. I'd go back for that alone. Dad ordered the onion rings and I tried a few, they were delicious as well. Not greasy, not soggy, just right. The wait staff did seem like a bunch of rookies, our waiter even turned the baseball game on 20 minutes after we asked him to and then stated \"oh yeah I just remembered, you want to watch the game, right?\" The food also took a while to get out to us, like 20-25 minutes long, for 3 sliders and onion rings I thought that was pretty crazy. The waitress dropped a cup of aioli next to me and scared the crap out of some people when she said OH NO! loud enough to be heard outside. We also noticed the big Delux sign across the street where they are opening up, so Stax better get it together or Delux will run them out of town. \n\n+1 for the great food +1 for a good mix of music -2 for lousy/slow service that started in the kitchen.
__label__2 I have been there several times over the last six months. No real complaints but not realy any WOWS! either. I enjoy the concept which is one of the main reasons we continue to go back. The \"sliders\" idea is great especially in large groups. \n\nI had the  waygu, Wild boar and caprese salad on the last visit. The salad was standard so cant complain there. \n\nThe waygu was disappointing because I love Waygu steak but for the price not bad. The boar gave me as well my my friend stomach aches but we had never had it before so that may  be why. \n\nThe white sangria is killer I think I had like four. Its a fun nice clean and contemporary place for a weekend lunch and can pretty much please any kind of eater.
__label__4 Fantastic burgers, I really like the exotics!  Sweet potato fries are great.  Wait staff has always been happy and polite.
__label__2 Decor tries to be snottsdale mod but it looks snottsdale cheap.  If you are into exotic meats like elephant, kangaroo, wild boar, etc than the place may be for you. However the burgers are not cheap, 3 sliders will set you back $15.00.  A much better burger can be found at Roaring Fork a couple of blocks away.  They have a small bar and do feature a number of local craft beers.  Worth checking out for the unique burgers but not for any other reason. Looks like they cater to the underage crowd who should be at the Sugar Bowl instead of out trying to get served alcohol.
__label__2 Phoenix airport and the whoppers here are delicious!  Service without a smile sucks though.
__label__2 I wouldn't consider myself a bagel connoisseur although I've been eating them for more than 15 years in the tri-state area. Nothing really stood out, but at the same time I was happy with my sesame bagel breakfast sandwich. I wish it were a little less greasy though.
__label__3 Great matzo ball soup! This place is very filling. All of their bread is delicious here. Obviously they're all about bagels, and their bacon, egg and cheese is typically my favorite. It's a greasy bagel because they make that bacon sizzle so you've been warned if greasy isn't your thing. When it comes to cream cheese, many places that serve bagels only give you a small portion barely enough to spread but not here! They lather it on so thick you have to eat it slice by slice rather than as a bagel sandwich. Some of my friends think it's too much and they like to take some off or just order it with less but I love cream cheese goodness on every bite. Each order is made as you like it so if you don't want it to be cream cheese with a side of bagel like me then simply tell them to go light on the cream cheese. This place aims to serve and they do it well.
__label__2 Bagel Factory is one of those places I hadn't stopped at in awhile, so after a morning of strolling and shopping in the neighborhood, I thought I'd have a revisit.  Truth be told, Ruggeri's is actually my favorite place now in Squirrel Hill for a sandwich.  But since I'm off work all week, I figured I could stop there on another day.\n\nI was in the mood for a good sandwich though and I thought I'd try \"Reuben's Sister Rachel\".  A Rachel is basically corned beef on deli rye with kraut, swiss, and Russian dressing.  My sandwich was a good, nuthin' fancy, basic, solid fare.  \n\nBagel Factory is okay in my book and I've got to admit theirs are w-a-y better than Bruegger's!  But the carbs, the carbs!
__label__0 Took 10 minutes to get a sandwich. Corned beef sandwich was supposed to be hot. It was cold. Asked for a bagel to not be toasted. They toasted it. Corned beef was dry, might have been frozen. Never going back.
__label__2 If you choose to do this, definitely look for the 2 for 1 coupon that they have circulating in a Vegas coupon book. A really nice woman behind us gave us one and we didn't even know about it, but it'll save you $10, so definitely find one!  It's a good experience to be able to get up that high, but there's only so much time you can spend looking down on Vegas and for about 10 minutes, it's not worth more than $10.  Also, if you're afraid of heights, don't spend your money on this! You're safe up there, but still, I felt very woozy!
__label__4 I paid the extra money to bypass the long line and it was well worth it. I didn't want to wait 1 hour in line with no guarantees that the line would move very quickly. I recommend seeing the view at night so you can see the sunset and the spectacular Bellagio water show. The view is worth the price of admission. The Eiffel Tower is an actual half size of the Eiffel Tower in Paris.
__label__1 Meh... $15 bucks to see the lights of Vegas from way up high. In all fairness, my friend was the one who really wanted to see it. So I guess some people are into it. For me personally, it's not worth the price.\n\nThe service was less than stellar as far as the ride operators are concerned. Felt like I was back in grade school: \"don't sit on the tile\" (line was long! And my friend was squatting.) \"Line up in twos! Two lines! Two lines! You here! You there! You here! You there! (Apparently the only reason for this was to help the operator COUNT how many of us would go in the elevator cab).\n\nI felt demeaned. *sigh*....
__label__0 We had the 2-for-1 coupon, but we still didn't think this was worth it at all.  It's EXTREMELY high up, you can't hear the music that goes with the Belagio fountains, and they let way too many people up there at the same time.  There were people lined up to leave who were freaking out a little.  There were people fighting for the space to take pictures.  I'd recommend you save your money and look at a postcard.
__label__1 Food was good but nothing special. Portions are small. For what you pay you are better off going somewhere else. Will never go here again.
__label__3 For a mini Eiffel Tower I think you guys did awesome.\n\nEven if it is steel and not iron. It's ok, I don't think there will be an influx of fae that you need to chase off anyway.\n\nHowever back to the tower, it was good fun heading up the observation deck. It's nice that it's fully enclosed. My best friend still hyperventilated at the height however and couldn't go too close to the caged edge while I gleefully snapped everything while ooohing at the mountains.\n\nI love how flat everything is. It's such a change from home. So flat! Everywhere!\n\nAll in all, the photographer on the way up the towers is pretty suckful. What is it with the paid photographers in Vegas? Can they not shoot a decent photo? Ugh - hence the 4 stars. \n\nThe view however is well worth the trip to the top.
__label__1 Ambiance very nice, but the food was OK at best.  I would have given it three stars, but when you take the price (very high) into consideration, it just isnt worth it.  Nothing bad, just not worth $60 for lunch.  Very, very average taste and we ordered the signature rolls.  There are dozens of sushi places in Phoenix where you can get sushi at least as good as Pure for half the cost.  One more thing - the maguro was pretty low quality - pale pink in color as opposed to the bright red that you would expect at a restaurant of this caliber (or at least this price).
__label__4 I first tried out Pure Sushi at the South location, which I loved. Just last week, we ventured north to this location, and it is equally amazing. Nobody does it better (not RA, not stingray, not Kabuki, not Sushi Roku). The fish is exquisitely fresh, and the artistry is amazing. My favorites are the salmon sashimi, the white monster, the dragon, the philadelphia (with raw salmon), and the rainbow. Maybe especially the rainbow. The mango ice cream for desert is also fabulous. \nI just love this place.
__label__3 Enjoying an amazing birthday dinner with family and friends... With a sushi feast to make the gods green with jealousy!
__label__3 We are lucky to have Pure as our closest option for Sushi.  We have been several times and i'm sure we will go many more.  \n\nWe have tried many different items and have never been disappointed.  We can recommend any of the specialty rolls, but love the Vegas, Dragon and Lobster rolls.  They also have a number of cooked dinner options for those who don't like raw and we have tried a few of them with good results.\n\nThe decor has a modern theme and pretty cool.  They also have a misted or heated patio (depending on the time of year) that is a nice option as well.\n\nStaff has always been friendly and helpful.\n\nMy one complaint is that it is priced on the high side, which when it is your local place makes it more difficult to go as often as we would like.
__label__1 I have been a member here for 15 years. I have always been disappointed with the locations, they are just not convenient for me.However, I have always been a happy cusotmer. A few weeks ago I had to make a deposit and cash a check. I went to this location and I had never had a bad experience before. I went through the drive-thru and it was about 5-10 minutes before they closed. I placed the checks in the tube with my license. The women seemed annoyed because one check needed an additional signature. I did as she asked and passed it back to her. Then she said she needed a signature for the cash and she sent everything back through the tube. I asked if there was anything else and she said no, so I drove off and went about my business. Later that evening I discovered the women had kept my license. Given we were going out for New Years, I probably needed that! So the next morning we went down to the branch, we were about 20 minutes before they opened. I noticed workers in the windows and went to the door and docked. There were 4 employees, they all ingnored me. I did finally get one person's attention and when I did I jestured and yelled through the doors that I needed to get my license.  He seemed to acknowledge me; but I didn't get a response. So I went back to the car and I got a piece of paper to write the employees a note. When I returned to the door and held it up, the man that looked at me with a blank stare had my license and made a 'one minute' hand gesture. He came over and slipped it through the crack of the door, he wouldn't even open the door or speak to me. \n\nI was highly annoyed, someone could have come to the door and acknowledged me and said they would get the license, but instead they were very rude. I made a trip way out of my way to get something that wasn't returned to me, and an honest mistake I am sure; but at the same time, I am very disappointed in the employees behavior.
__label__3 Had a great afternoon lunch on a Saturday. The food was great, the beer was bar none the best and the staff knows their beer. We did a tasting and had a lot of fun talking \"beer\". The place overall is a little down on its heels. The waitress said they do a beer dinner and I can betcha it would be great!
__label__2 Great beer selection but as far as the food and service goes maybe we were there on a bad day. After ordering we waited forever for the food to arrive and once it did it was cold.
__label__3 I have been going to Boulders on Broadway every Thursday night with a group of friends since August. I love it. The atmosphere is really laid-back and on Thursdays many of their bottled beers are half-off. I have only eaten there a few times but each time the food was delicious. I highly recommend the steak and walnut salad as well as their home-made potato chips. Boulders is the perfect place to go if you are looking for some place low-key.
__label__3 Excellent beer selection for the Tempe area.  Many local and obscure beers on tap and even more in the coolers.  \n\nThe food has been hit or miss in the three times I've been here so far.  Nothing has really struck me as amazing, but nothing was so horrible that I had to stop eating it or send it back.  The servers can also be a bit absent with such a large place, so you're much better off to sit at the bar, the bartenders are great.\n\nCome mainly for the beer in a place with attentive bartenders and relaxed atmosphere that doesn't get too loud for a bar.
__label__0 Word to the wise, order your burger well done here. You and your toilet will be thankful. \n\nP.S. Employees handling food should always wash their hands.\n\nThat's all I am going to say.
__label__1 We headed here on Saturday night.  I like the concept and the food sounded tasty.  I was also excited based on the reviews.  Unfortunately, the food for our large group trickled out  slowly, and it was only mediocre.  The server was kind, but overall not a good experience.
__label__3 I usually come here for trivia. The food is actually really good. Typical bar food, but it tastes great. Prices are reasonable. Gluten-free options for the man. \n\nBeer selection used to be better. Substantially less cider than they had a year ago. \n\nStaff is always friendly. \n\nHipster crowd, but they found it before it was cool so let them stay.
__label__3 Sad to hear this beats the other Italian joints in the city. However, the place is good and worth a visit. Strange layout - we sat upstairs and I had a wonderful view of a balcony wall that could have been much shorter or a railing.
__label__4 Birthday dinner was amazing.  1)  The Food.  Had shitake mushroom, scallops & cauliflower, & proscuitto & melon appetizers.  Delicious.  Had sole, stuffed halibut, and a spicy saffron pasta.  Delicious.  Had panna cotta, chocolate tarte, & tiramisu.  Delicious.  Sorbet served in between and limoncello at the end.  Portions were generous for such goodness.  2)  The Service.  Went on a Monday night.  Perfect service in terms of timing, graciousness, 7 knowledge.  Absolutely the best Italian in town.
__label__1 Food was marginal. I had a chicken taco plate and burrito that was flavorful and could have been worth the very long wait if their wasn't better available nearby. Nothing special here folks. Glad we didnt move to Ahwatukee for the food.
__label__2 Thought it was pretty ridiculous when I asked for no meat- just beans, and the cashier said that would be an extra charge because it's considered making a 'substitution.' Pretty poor customer service in my opinion. I hope the GM reads this and corrects the problem.
__label__4 Number 36 burrito you can't go wrong.Been going there since 82 and they haven't lost a step!
__label__2 Good food, horrible customer service. I continue to give them business because it's close to work but otherwise I wouldn't bother. Nothing like being treated crappy while spending your hard earned money. Several of my co-workers have had the same experience.
__label__1 Heard such great reviews and was so excited to try their breakfast burritos this morning. Unfortunately, I was extremely disappointed. The burritos tasted more like egg than anything else. I couldn't even taste cheese that was supposed to be in there. It was just so bland and lacking that special flavor I was expecting. The green salsa was also blah. I was just not impressed with my entire order. Not as good as all the great reviews I have read and heard. I'll give it one more try to see if I just picked bad items on the menu but that's it! Grrrrrr!!
__label__4 I recently took my vehicle in to Community Tire & Auto to have a coolant leak repaired.  While the coolant leak was fixed my vehicle started leaking oil in the same area the coolant leak was fixed, thus making it necessary to have the original work redone. The staff at the 32nd St location deserve a round of applause for the courtesy and professionalism they demonstrated from start to finish and for a job well done!  \n\noh.. forgot one last note.. I'll be back!
__label__4 Hole in the Rock: the quickest, easiest sightseeing possible in Phoenix.\n\nA friend came to visit and was just staying overnight until lunch the next day.  We were going to be in the Scottsday/Tempe area so I figured at the very least I should take her over to Papago Park to see some of the native plants and the cool looking, bumpy red mountains.\n\nI had never been to Hole in a Rock, but I had always seen people standing up there every time I drive by the park.  I had no idea how they got up there though.  So I was pleasantly surprised to find out that it is ridiculously easy.  Half hour  to get up to and down from the hole, stairs carved into the mountain the whole way up and a beautiful view from either side.  \n\nWe went at 10:30 in the morning so we were all alone up there, which was even better.
__label__2 I live pretty close to Papago, so it's a place I regularly hike. But it's not because I love this park, it's really because of the convenience of living so close, and the fact that the trials are not challenging at all. Papago is one of the few places that I feel 100% safe about hiking on my own. Unless you take a wrong step while climbing one of the buttes, it's pretty hard to hurt yourself. \n\nThe park is clean and well kept, and you do get some good views of Phoenix, Tempe and Scottsdale on your hike. Once in a while I've even spotted some cool birds flying around. Because it's such an easy hike, Papago is a great spot for beginner/novice hikers, and a pretty good spot to take your kids or the dog. If you're looking to get outside and get some air, Papago is the place to hit up for an hour or two on a quiet afternoon or morning.
__label__4 Love the view from the hole in the rock butte! Good thing it's quite an easy hike so I'm able to bring my boys here from time to time. Once you're up there, you could see the Phoenix zoo to the left, Sky Harbor airport to the front, and Scottsdale to the right.
__label__1 My friend and I went here for lunch the other day and it was a very interesting experience.  She was on her lunch break from work so she was in her uniform, a pretty obvious indication that we're going to be in a hurry.  We sit at the bar since it's pretty slow and that way would be able to order right away with the bartender.  She came over and took our drink orders then wandered off to go get them.  While she was doing that a group of about four guys came in and sat a few seats down from us.  They must have been very interested because they caused the bartender to completely forget about us.\n\n\nShe dropped off our drinks and rushed over to take their order.  A few minutes later she must have gotten the crazy idea that maybe we wanted something to eat as well so she asked if we wanted some menus.  Um, yeah...thanks for noticing!  She quickly took our order, taking time out in between to find out if the group of guys needed another round.  I'm sorry that it took us all of two minutes to tell you what we wanted to eat, next time we'll try to speed that up for you.\n\nOnce we finished my friend asked to have her food boxed up to take home.  Now, some restaurants have such great customer service that they actually box it up for you, other offer you different sizes and check to see if you need containers for condiments as well.  Here at the Fox and Hound they throw the box in front of you as they're hurrying to flirt with the group of guys sitting near you.\n\nNeedless to say we were less than thrilled with our lunch hour experience.  But at least now we know that if we want to have good service next time we just need to make sure that there are absolutely no men in the restaurant to distract the server!
__label__4 wow....this was a fantastic experience
__label__1 I came here for the book club yesterday, and I can't say that I will be back  any time soon.  The afternoon started off well, but ended in a general distaste for this place.\n\nWhen I first got there, there was hardly anyone at the resturant, and it seemed like we got loads of attention from our server.  She was always coming over to us to bug us to order something.  I honestly wasn't that hungry, but I felt like I should order something, since the waitress kept coming over.   I ordered the American hot dog plate, and got fries and my coke to go with it.  \n\nEventually every one else ordered, but one girls sliders order completely got ignored and never delivered.  When she mentioned something to the server, she seemed as surprised as we were.  It seems like after I food got delivered, that's when things went downhill.  For starters, the place got packed with people watching the USA/Canada hockey game, but I feel like maybe we got forgotten.  So much so, that I had to ask a manager to get our bill for us.  I also told him that we haven't seen or heard from our server in almost an hour.  then, when the bill DID finally come, we had to send it back to get split so we could all play our share.\n\nI know its a sports bar, but it really lacked in service.  I think our table really felt ignored after while, with no drink refills, and having to flag down servers to even get our bill.  I don't plan on returning, as I was neither impressed with the food nor the service.
__label__3 I'm not a huge fan of sports/sports bars, but I really liked Hazelwoods. We came with a few friends on a Friday night and played team trivia - even took third place and won a $10 gift cert!\n\nWe didn't eat, so I can't comment on the food, but we got lots of rounds of drinks and the service was pretty good. They carry Ace Pear Cider in bottles for those of us that are gluten free, which was a nice surprise. \n\nThe hands down best thing was finding out that they had a FREE shuttle service both TO and FROM the bar! I was going to be the DD for the night, but quickly scrapped that idea and got a ride home at the end of the night.
__label__0 I've been coming here for a few years now , over that time I've seen the prices go up and the clientele go down. This place has gotten to the point where I  can't even eat here.... $10 for a dozen wings???!! Another 1.00 to grill em??!! Jeez!! The wings are so small it's more like 7 or 8. Also they use paper menus!!! Gross and cheap!! It kills my appetite when i look down and see someone's week old food chunks and grease spots on my menu! The whole experience left me feeling like I need to wash my hands.
__label__1 I wish the delivery guys would stop using my neighborhood like a race track.
__label__0 Took a chance and stopped at this Barros my original place is on thunderbird I regret it!! Cashier was rude asf once you get that nasty attitude walking in and having them take your order in a rude matter you can't enjoy your stay there and can't help NOT coming back to this location. (No name tag on the cashier)
__label__4 My wife, not adventurous with food, loves this place... It's the only middle eastern place other than pita jungle she'll go to. Hummus is excellent, hot tea is the best In the area and servings are great value. I've had the lamb shank, which is excellent, beef shwarma special, chicken shwarma and a couple other dishes I have never been disappointed. The carrot pudding is really unique and tasty. Wife loves the chicken feta and has even gotten into some other conservative dishes. The service is always great. The owner remembers us now and has always been extremely welcoming. You will really feel like you are supporting a family establishment.
__label__2 The good:\nBeautiful facility, plenty of amenities and good machine/ weight variety. \nIndoor pool, basketball court, jacuzzi, etc.\nTowel service, nice locker rooms\n\nThe bad:\nExpensive, you gotta pay to play.\nAgree with the used car salesman experience when signing up.\nToo many people lounging around socializing.\nToo many meatheads hogging the weight equipment grunting loud enough to wake up the dead.
__label__0 I just had the worst experience of my life.  I have been a member for 6 months but my 1st time going was tonight. I was told that I can bring a friend when I come so I brought my friend... he is the one that motivated to go.  When I get to the desk they tell me that he can not come in. Brandon the manager was very rude and condescending. I asked to talk to his manager, Pat another manager called her and she would not talk to me.  This took about 5min and then all the sudden the police show up and tell us to leave. Brandon did not even ask me to leave he just called the police and had them tell us to leave.  I have  never had the police called on me. Officer Stranger then took my info and treated me like I was a criminal and literally escorted me and my friend out. If Brandon asked me to leave I would have left. I will be canceling my membership and praying to never have an experience like that again.  Absolutely no customer service and apparently don't care.
__label__4 Love this place! The ladies are pleasant here. Say hi to Jordan and Ashley when you get in and they'll take care of ya. Once you get the hang of this place and how it works, you will realize how the services will help you maintain a nice and healthy life.
__label__1 I wouldn't recommend this place to any one I like. What kind of restaurant serves salads and charges you for the dressing? I ordered the Symphany Sandwich and was charged an extra .75 for the lettuce, which I can kind of understand but even still, aren't they saving money since I'm not using their bread? Any ways, I let that slide. Then I pick up my food go outside to eat on their patio and I have no dressing...so thinking they made a mistake I go back in there and asked if dressing came with their salads and the girl was like, \"Did you ask for dressing?\" - Am I supposed to ask when I'm ordering a salad!? - so I said, \"No, but I ordered a salad...it doesn't come with it?\" \"No that's extra, did you want to get some?\" Yeah, I was done with this place from that moment on. For the amount of food I got coupled with the price and service...I would only send people I hated to this joint. \n\nTotally sucks.
__label__1 Say what you will, but I just don't appreciate this place at all.\n\nOne of my work teams has been coming here for lunch fairly regularly, and I don't get it. \n\nPros:\n- Decent burgers\n- Fries are always cooked well\n\nCons:\n- No seating... I like the coziness, but it's just downright tiny and cramped\n- Expensive burgers; don't include aforementioned fries\n- Burgers always come out medium-well\n- Curds & fries are straight from the Sysco catalog\n\nExtreme Foul/Fail/Downer:\n- Service is sloooooooooooooooooooow and nearly non-existent\n\nWe have never - not once - managed to get in and out of this place in less than an hour during lunch. Today was the final straw... we arrived promptly at 11:30. There were two other tables of two seated. We placed drink orders and appetizer orders. \n\n35 minutes later, our appetizers arrived. We placed our food order and begged for a little \"urgency\" to be placed on the order. The place was filling up fairly quickly.\n\n71 minutes after being seated we received our food. 71 minutes to make 6 burgers without fries. Seriously. 1 hour and 11 minutes. Number of drink refils during the 71 minute wait? One. Total time at lunch (from sit-down to departure)? 97 minutes.\n\nWe managed to watch the same episode of Sports Center twice during our stay...\n\nI'm done. Consider this place removed from my list of places to go/refer people to.
__label__4 So, I just read some of the other reviews and YIKES!  I mean, I know we Madisonians LOVE all things local but since when did \"chain restaurant\" automatically come to equal \"terrible, horrible crap\"? Being from Madison, I'm a huge supporter of local restaurants but why look down on a small company just because they're growing? I did a little research and Claddagh only has 15 pubs & they're all in the Midwest. And unlike most \"Irish\" pubs in the states, they're are actually owned and operated by Irish people.  \n\nAs for the food, it's great.  They have hands down THE BEST Fish & Chips in town and their burgers are great!  They also have some fusion dishes on the menu that are pretty tasty.  I tried a bit of the Chicken Curry dish my sister got last time we were there and loving Indian food, I was a little skeptical of an Irish curry but it was delicious.  I got the BBQ Chicken Burger which was awesome.\n\nI'd say that more than anything though, the best thing about Claddagh is their Happy Hour!  My Bud Light was $1 if that tells you anything.\n\nAnd they DO have Spotted Cow so I'm not sure if the keg was just tapped when \"Aaron B.\" went but they had it when we were there:)\n\nOh, and their patio is dog-friendly which is nice too.
__label__2 Let me start with the dessert, which is super awesome. However, the steak they serve may use some improvement. I ordered the porterhouse steak which came as a huge, gigantic piece. The inside is pink and juicy, but the steak as whole was not very well seasoned or salted. The outer part of the steak tends to be hard and dry. Overall I would give the Burlee 5-star and the steak 2. BTW, the service is also 4.5-star so it is where my 3 is coming from.
__label__1 You're better off walking a couple blocks East and going to Jordan's.  Way better sports bar atmosphere, better deals, more bar games and waaaaaay better food.  Lucky's is a sad shell of the former Oakcrest, which was always a favorite in the neighborhood.  There is the occasional good drink special and the food can be hit or miss.  All the stadium area bars have their niche, but I can't name one thing that Lucky's does really well.  Yet, even though I don't have anything good to say I can't really badmouth it too much either. It is just kinda bland, boring and wholly mediocre.
__label__0 The worst bartender in town works here!! BEWARE! I believe his name is Daniel? Horrible customer service. I will not return until he no longer works at this establishment. He has a short temper and should not be working in a customer service field. I was at this bar last night and he tried to start something with my boyfriend over a corn dog he order? Which was on their late night menu (this was at 11pm?) apparently he had turned his equipment off and he only got the fries he ordered...my boyfriend questioned where his corn dog was? and the bartender goes \"COME HERE! COME HERE! (takes him aside) You wanna start something?\" Minutes before this happened I took a seat at the bar to play photo hunt, I was sitting next to an acquaintance and said \"oh I'm gonna come sit next to you\" and quickly say \"just kidding, I'm gonna play photo hunt, you wanna play?\" The bartender blurts in, \"Why would you wanna be with that douchbag?\" I thought he was kidding, I really thought he liked my boyfriend as the last time we were in that bar, he (the bartender) was talking to for quite a while. I only had one drink and the two guys I was with each had two beer. Nobody was drunk or acting up? He literally freaked out over a CORN DOG. We were all confused and talking at our table like WTF? and the table next to us said, yeah he just cut us off so were leaving and we're not even drunk. I worked in a bar for quite some time and this group was fine. They were drinking, playing games and really not even being loud. He told my boyfriend to leave in front of the whole bar while he was sitting eating his fries with me. He then told our friends at the bar \"he doesn't know what it is, but my boyfriends face makes him want to punch him.\" Pretty strange guy, somethings loose in his head. TOTALLY unexpected and TOTALLY miss treated, my boyfriend has been going to this bar for over 6 years and was friends with the previous owner, but he refuses to return until this guy is GONE!
__label__1 Descriptive phrase: a promising pub run poorly.\n\nMy friends and I used to practically live at Lucky's. We were as close to being regulars as you could be without working there. The bartenders knew us, the food was good and plentiful, the suds were flowing, and good times were had by all. My, how time changes places.\n\nLucky's is one of the few bars on Regent that used to openly accept the college scene while still trying to cater to the locals. The place itself is rather large inside, with a hidden back area. There are tons of flat-screen TVs everywhere, with a few games and blaring music. \n\nThe specials used to be great, with dollar corn dogs and beers on Thursdays being my favorite. We knew the bartenders by name and they made good and cheap drinks for us, serving the food quickly. \n\nAt some point, it was like a light switch flipped (a former bartender later told us the owner lost it and started demanding change). Immediately the bartenders were sullen every day, making weak drinks and complaining, yes complaining to a customer, about any request that wasn't \"vodka sprite\" or \"beer\". They went from loving us (we must've spent hundreds of dollars there over the course of one school year) to verbally expressing their frustration with serving us. \n\nThe bar started catering more to the fratty crowds coming from smaller colleges in the area and capitalizing on their drunken tastebuds and open wallets. Some staff left, and the staff that stayed got either lazier or more frazzled. They even lost my friend's credit card one night in their rush. \n\nI will always have fond memories of the past Lucky's, but I don't plan on returning anymore. It's not a horrible place now, but it fell from such heights.
__label__4 The owners and service is very nice here. I come here regularly and I can always expect everybody to be incredibly friendly. The food is also exceptional.  From crab legs to fried fish, the restaurant is sure to offer a high quality meal for a reasonable price.
__label__1 I had heard wonderful things about Rossario's (best restaurant in Monona, great Italian food, etc.).  I was extremely disappointed after dining there last night.  I ordered the portabello mushroom lasagne, which consisted of an indiscriminate mass of limp noodles, cheese, and mushrooms drowned in sauce.  Not lasagne.  My husband, who is Italian, ordered the chicken Puttanesca.  He took two bites, then stared despondently at his plate.  Even the salad was disappointing.  In three words: Ugh, Ugh, Ugh.
__label__4 I  get my hair done by Jessica Tobler. She does a great job at bleaching and coloring and has always made my hair feel so soft after going to her. She's great at cuts and often offers special promotion prices. Jess goes out of her way to make you feel comfortable while she's doing your hair and always leaves you looking fabulous. i would recommend her to all my friends.
__label__2 The men's department has \"edgy\" clothes, which don't work for me, and I didn't really care for the awkward moment when I was going to buy something but didn't have an Amex card with me.  (I then just walked down to Nordstrom and found something I liked better, and used my Visa card to buy it.)
__label__2 Tried it while wandering around late at night after hearing all the hype. Plain and simple it's a hot dog all be it an expensive damn hotdog. Chili tasted like it came from a can and the hotdogs were a little over cooked. 40 bucks later I can now say I've had a Nathan's famous hotdog.
__label__1 I find their instructor's voices, speech cadence and pseudo-spiritual narrative to be awfully annoying. I would rather they just allow some silence in the class. But, it is a good workout, not too expensive...and I suppose it's good practice to learn to learn to tune it out.
__label__1 The most awesome part of Pasqual's is their salsa -- mild, medium, hot, love it all. I think at one point in history they even called themselves a \"salsaria.\" The salsa makes me want to salsa dance even though I know I can't dance and I'm not even sure what salsa dancing is. That is how good it is, which is precisely why I'm so disappointed in Pasqual's today. With a large plate of nachos, they serve about a tablespoon of salsa in a tiny little cup. This happened last time, too, so we ordered extra salsa, but we got the same tiny little tablespoon cup. The chicken, the beef, the nachos, the tacos here are 3-star stuff, but I truly believe it's the salsa that makes it so. Gimme more!
__label__3 I love this place and so do my kids!  Tonight I went for fishing gear for the kids.  This is an area I know nothing about.  Brad in the fishing department was very friendly and very helpful.  He spent a good 10-15 minutes with me helping me to pick out the right trout fishing equipment.   Thanks Brad!\n\nThis place caters to kids with activities for them on Tuesday nights and occasionally on weekends.  Check out their website.
__label__2 Prices reasonable and quick service.  I had samin, which was really tasty and received a good portion. I would have preferred it served in a bowl to enjoy at the location than a deep styrofoam cup.  And Hawaiian music would have been nice to hear in the background.
__label__4 This is one of my favorite Madison restaurants.  The best part are all the delicious Belgian beers on tap.  You can try all sorts of different flavors and be amazed by them all.  In addition the food is very delicious.  The menu is small but they do everything on it well.  I had a special which was a sliced sirloin on top a parmesan potato puree, which was amazing.  I have also had lunch there which is cheaper and still very good.  The place is small so it is sometimes hard to get a seat, but it also makes it quite cozy.  The only problem is the service can be a bit slow.  You just have to flag waiters down to get things.  Overall a great restaurant.
__label__3 Just went here the other night. Solid food. Awesome Belgian beer.
__label__2 I love any place that is amenable to the small plate, which this place does. My date and I got to share all of our courses. All of the flavors here were excellent. The primary criticism of this place is that the dishes came out lukewarm. Everything we tasted was excellent but not necessarily hot. The biggest disappointment on that front was receiving lukewarm goug\u00e8res. Bread products (like soup) should always be piping hot.
__label__4 This is another \"can't believe I haven't reviewed this place yet\" place. Brasserie V has been one of our favorites since they opened. Foremost for me is the beer selection, which is one of the best I know anywhere, and I'm a bit of a beer hunter. Belgians are their fort\u00e9, but they source great brews from all over the world. The staff knows their stuff, too. I never hesitate to follow their recommendations. You don't even need a taste, just go with it. \n\nThe food is just as good as the beer, with a traditional brasserie menu that's very well executed. The V burger, steak frites, and moules et frites are favorites.
__label__3 This is my goto restaurant for moules and frites.  The beer selection is quite large and kind of $$.  Wine list is really good!  Stop by, you'll love it.
__label__2 I've had good & bad experiences here, but thought I'd review my most recent visit on Sunday.  I find it very confusing that you are greeted by one server, then someone else brings you the beverages, then another person introduces themself as your main server & then when you need refills, doesn't know what you ordered since they didn't take your drink order & then someone else brings your food. I never leave hungry there; however, this time & ordered the half rack of ribs & received 5 ribs with hardly any meat on them.  The taste was great, but I expected a bit more meat.  Also, it's time to introduce a real kid menu. I counted at least 15 other tables with kids, yet their kid's hamburger & a beverage was $9.00.  That's just ridiculous!  The server was also extremely slow. I never have to ask for beverage refills but did this time.  Also, we knew when she dropped the check that we wouldn't see her again for ages, so we handed her the credit card immediately hoping she would get a clue that we wanted to leave. She wasn't too bright, as we waited another 10 minutes for her to come back.  I would rate this visit 1 star; however, this isn't the norm, so I give 3.
__label__1 I've been here many times because its close to where I Live.\nThe menu is stale and the same old thing.\nThe food is pretty good (nothing special)\nBut is definitely overpriced.\nGood luck
__label__0 I love Chompies.  I really do.  Just stay far far away from this place on Sunday morning / afternoon.  The place is incredibly understaffed.\n\nTable for 3 with a baby.  Told us it would take 15 minutes to sit.  It took more like 30.  We sit down.  We wait 5 minutes, no waitress.  A table next to us get's seated.  They get greeted, get their drinks then get their food order taken.  Then the same waitress comes over and takes our order.  So now we've waited 30 minutes to be sat and 15 minutes to have a waitress come to our table.\n\nI ask for 1 scrambled egg to come for the baby as soon as it's ready.  10 minutes later a manager comes to the table with our egg.  It's undercooked and cold.  Very mushy.  You would think being the manager, he's qualified to take a look at a scrambled egg and know this is undercooked.  It was quite obvious.  I send it back.  20 minutes later our food comes out.  Still no egg.  I ask the food runner.  She comes back with an egg that cooked fine but freezing cold on a very hot plate (a very tell sign that these eggs have been sitting under a heat lamp for 15 minutes)  If the egg was for me, I would have sent it back.  But it's for a baby and I would have cooled it down before I fed him.  \n\nThe food was great but never saw our waitress again after she took our food order.  If we wanted water or extra napkins, I got up and got it myself.  \n\nThis isn't my first rodeo.  My wife had her baby shower here on a Sunday and we got the same crappy service.  I need to remind myself to stop coming here on Sundays.
__label__2 If you have ever been to Katz's in NYC, Kaufman's in Chicago or Cantor's in LA you need to know right away , you will be disappointed ..this isn't that kind of Jewish Deli. \nNow if you haven't, this might be just fine for you. Located close to ASU I wonder if they just have given up trying to really show off how good it could be. maybe feeding the students and their out of town parents is just enough for the Chompies Family. But if they do want to attract locals to come in here are some ideas: \n\nRefill water glasses at least every 15 minutes, this is salty food; pickles, pastrami , chopped liver etc...give us some water...and if you see customers sucking on ice with an empty glass take the hint... \n\ngive us a nice big bowl of pickles 4 pickles in an a 10 inch dish just looks silly...show us you care like a Jewish grandma and give us a decent amount .... \n\nWhen you say LEAN it means no big flabby pieces of loose fat dripping off the meat on every side. Lean would be the no visible trails of flabbiness. \n\nDo something about the fries...when the person next to you says , \"they taste okay when you put gravy on them\" you know they are just meh... \nIf you are giving me fries ,make them decent ..it's not that difficult. \n\nCheck on your table occasionally , taking the order and bringing the food and little else makes me wonder why we even need the waitress...I will go take the order and get the food and no need to tip me.... and I refill water glasses. \n\nChompies has the potential to be more but who am I to tell them what to do?
__label__2 The food is great!  The drinks with breakfast is fan-freakin-tastic!  The service is OK.  I actually want to give them more stars, but consistently the group of girls I go with is ignored at the end of our meal, we would get more drinks, like water refills, and like to pay our check quicker.  The good thing is they don't often mess up our order and our orders are often difficult, so that is really nice.\nI usually get the French omelet and greyhound, the eggs are always fluffy and yummy and the salt bagel with lox cream cheese makes my mouth water just thinking about it.  \nI would recommend and take anyone to Chompie's, I would warn them about the service before so to set the expectations.
__label__2 This place is a hit or a miss... I have occasionally had great food when I went here, while other times I have been disgusted.\n\nTheir bagels are quite delicious.  They apply a lot of cream cheese, so if you are counting calories, then make sure you have them put the cream cheese on the side.\n\nI have had both the Regular Sliders and the Southwestern Sliders, and both are delicious... Try either, depending on if you would rather your meat have gravy or barbecue sauce, respectively.\n\nI would stay away from their coffee.  Something just does not taste right in it.  That, and they do not provide fresh creamers.  \n\nAll in all, this is a decent place, with tons of options.  Stop on in if you're nearby, but do not drive out of your way for this one.
__label__2 Ordered a New York hot pastrami sandwhich on rye bread. not even close . it was alright, but not great. there bagels are delicious tho. I guess coming from nyc makes it hard to like the pastrami here :(
__label__2 My sister always tells me, \"I had breakfast at Chompies.\" Being from California, I have no idea what Chompies is, so I decided to try this place out for dinner.  The table where we sat at was dirty. My brother-in-law had asked the bus boy to clean our table, in which he had a hard time scraping off what was on the table.  My sister took her baby wipes out and was able to get the crust off the table... Not to mention dirty menus. Cleanliness is important to me, so this brought this place a star down from what I would have originally rated it.  Our waiter was very helpful and knowledgeable. His name is Dylan. He recommended the chicken schnitzel... SO GLAD I GOT IT! It was a chicken breast covered in a very thin crispy batter.  The chicken breast was very moist.  It came with my choice of two sides, in which I choose the broccoli and potato pancake. The broccoli was perfectly cooked and not over cooked at all. I can also tell the broccoli was fresh and not frozen broccoli that most restaurants serve. Potato pancake was perfectly crispy in the outside and soft in the inside. I had a huge serving, but was able to finish it. =) I posted my picture if you would like to see what I had. \n\nDylan definitely gets 5 stars for his excellent customer service.  Can't wait to try their breakfast next time.
__label__1 I really wanted to really like this place.\n\nI have gone there twice during my visit here...\n\nFirst off, when asked what you would like to drink, if you say water, it's a bit alarming when the waitress asks (tells) you, are you sure you wouldn't like a lemon in that water?  It's cause the water they serve tastes terrible.  Seriously.\n\nSecond, I'm a huge fan of Kreplach soup.  So when I saw it on their menu, I got rather excited.  That excitement didn't last for long.  The Kreplach looked like they were mass produced, all identical, not hand made.  They were skinny.  Don't bother ordering it.\n\nIf you order a half sandwich, the cole slaw that comes with it, well, you need a magnifying glass to see it... really, why provide a serving in a thimble?  It's a shame, cause the cole slaw actually was good.\n\nThe corned beef sandwiches were ok, they seem to get pleasure out of their size... for $13 or whatever, I expect them to be big.  They were good, not great, but good.\n\nThe entrance is a dizzy array of the check in area, the register area, the take out area, and a merchandising area.  The seating area is pretty plain.\n\nAll in all, if this is Tempe's definition of a wantabee Jewish deli, it has the advantage to most places away from the two coasts, but it really doesn't pass the appearance or taste test.  Better than none, I'll concede that.\n\nBut disappointed, perhaps cause it bills itself as something it's not...
__label__2 If this is the best \"Kosher Style\" deli that Phoenix has to offer, then it's good. When compared with other deli's I've rated in New York, Las Vegas and Detroit... It's Meh to poor. Pastrami was too fat, pickles too salty. Decent sized sandwich priced a little high.
__label__3 Visiting Penang for the first time this past weekend, and I have to say this is probably one of the most authentic Malaysian cuisines I've tried in the West Coast.  I live in the San Francisco Bay Area, and I've practically tried every Malaysian/Singaporean restaurants/cafes in the Bay Area.  This restaurant outclass all of these wannabe's including the ultra-pretencious (and unreasonably expensive) Straits Cafe.\n\nI normally go to Satay Malaysian Grille when I am in Vegas...i thought their satay was really good, until I tried Penang this trip.  I went they twice in a row this trip, ordering their Hainanese Chicken rice (excellent!) and chicken satay (even better than Satay Malaysian Grille, esp. the satay sauce).  Also ordered the Cantonese Style Seafood Chow Fun, which is quite good, but frankly, the one at Satay Malaysian Grille is a tad better.\n\nOverall, both Satay Malaysian Grille and Penang Malaysian are very very good... far better than any of the so-called Malaysian/Singaporean places in the Bay Area (with the exception of Rasa, located near the San Jose International Airport).  Penang Malaysian edges ahead in terms of authenticity and price point (about 10-20% cheaper than Satay Malaysian).  Sadly, the business at Penang is nowhere close to its arch rival, which is also on Spring Mountain Road, probably due to the fact that it's a much further away from the strip, hidden in a local Asian strip mall.  In my opinion, \"da-best\" Malaysian restaurant/cafe is still the Nyonya in NY's Chinatown!  That's a absolutely 5-star rating!
__label__2 As others have said it is a nice bowling alley.  We came around 5 on a Friday evening and the wait was an hour so that was a bummer.  We decided to wait and played in the arcade and it had nice equipment but was outrageously expensive.  If you don't mind spending a little money it isn't a bad place, but maybe next time we'll try stopping by at a less busy time.
__label__3 I am now a HUGE fan of this facility. This place is GIANT. It's like the Disneyland of bowling. Probably because it's in the middle-of-nowhere suburbs of Phoenix! Expansive lanes and a GREAT arcade area filled with awesome ticketed games. They had a great deal for $10 a person with an hour of bowling, shoes, and $5 of video game play. It was so much fun!\n\nThe one thing that's weird is the service. You pay your server at the lane, but our server was often nowhere to be found. If they had better service, I'd give them a 5 star!
__label__0 I got a coupon so I decided to bring a group of 5 people here. We went to the service desk and multiple employees were just chatting and hanging around not helping the line of customers. We ended up waiting 45 minutes bowl and decided to go to the bar and wait. The food was nothing special and the bartenders were rude. Once we stated bowling we were supposed to have a server come to us but no one ever came. I had to track one down at the end to settle our bill and it took multiple times for her to get it correct. Won't be going back to this place. Would not recommend it. Terrible service.
__label__2 Kitty's cafe is located in the El Cortez Hotel and Casino....... \nand you get the friendly service in here that you can experience everywhere else in this hotel.\nIt is an old style vegas hotel diner, with booths and the traditional counter service.\nThe ladies working there call everyone \"honey\" or they know most of them by name. \n\nThe menu is what you would expect from a downtown hotel diner.\nNothing fancy, but large portions.\nI tried the grilled sourdough melt - with turkey and ham.\nLarge, average.....\nOn this day there was a \"new cook\" and the food was slow getting out.\n\nLate at night - it might be the place to get that bite you are needing - (it was for me) ....... otherwise - I am sure you can find better places to eat for the same amount of money.\nYes - all those \"old school $1.99 deals\" are gone.
__label__4 We were visiting from California, VERY NICE, CLEAN STORE WITH ALOT OF PIRATE STUFF... asked if they had a Jack Sparrow cut out, they told me that they would contact me when they got one.  The next day I got a call from Ashley.  She had one.  She went out of her way to help us.  She packaged it up very well and sent it to  us.  My grandson got it today!  he was so excited! \nTHANK YOU ASHLEY....YOU ARE JUST WONDERFUL.  YOU WENT OUT OF YOUR WAY TO HELP US.  WE THANK YOU SO VERY MUCH.
__label__3 Great lunch place. Very spacious with lots of booths. Located near a Starbucks. This place delivers quality food. The hamburgers are delicious and cooked perfectly. Flavorful moist tender meat. in between a hot soft bun. I also had the eggs Benedict. Nice presentation. The Hollandaise sauce was alright. It seems generic to me. It taste like it came  from  a jar. The fries and hash browns are a definite 5 star. Service was blazing fast and super friendly. I like this place :-)
__label__3 Great breakfast spot! Casual atmosphere and good food. Veggie Benny is YUM!
__label__3 This is a great little place for breakfast. They offer lunch items, too. Although, I have only had breakfast. the atmosphere is great & small. The staff is friendly & prompt. Everyday the offer a coffee cake (instead of toast if you prefer) & it is never the same flavor. Its nice to have something different everyday, You can also get all egg white at no extra charge. I highly recommend this place. My son only wants to eat here for breakfast. Which is fine by me.
__label__2 Definitely a good place to grab a quick breakfast. Also a decent meeting spot for business breakfasts and lunches. Personally, I think you can do better with the food but all around it is a bad joint.
__label__3 NOT much of breakfast eater but my cousin from Sac in town and decided too meet up with my brother and my nieces at their favorite breakfast joint. I have been too few times just never got around too reviewing it. One thing really like about The Cracked Egg location so close too the house plus if this one busy then go five min down the road too there free standing restaurant. (I never been). It kind of small place so depending when you go there chance wait. We all meet up on weekend and good thing went early because by 10am the place was insane and line out the door. Go early or late breakfast/lunch crowds not your thing. \n\nThe Coffee Cake the bomb. I went with chili cheese omelette. It was really good! It had right portion of chili and cheese. The seasoned potatoes without doubt MY FAVORITE things on the menu. Sure you seasoned potatoes at any breakfast joint but the thing stands out for me is the seasoning mix they put on them. I have no idea it is. All I know is potatoes are addicting could eat plate of potatoes be in complete bliss. I put some ketchup on them but really tasty eat them by themselves. They nice HOT. Crispy on the outside. I also had the sandwiches on the menu are solid and makes for great breakfast/lunch. One thing after spoiling myself with Red Velvet Pancakes at BabyStack wish they had some too. It one type of pancakes they don;t have but have other yummy options comes too pancakes. Everything on the menu is solid had few things on the menu and loved it!\n\nThe service had always been great! Even when its super busy the service always been great, staff if very friendly, and great way too start the day with meal at The Cracked Egg. =))
__label__4 My husband and I LOVE this place! We have been coming since they opened. We used to travel to the Rainbow location until they opened the one up near where we live in north las vegas. The food is delicious! They have the best eggs benedict in town and I have tried almost everything in the breakfast menu and everything is great! The atmosphere is great and they have a great staff! Love the service!
__label__0 This review is for the hosting staff only...\n\nOk, so every time we come out to Vegas to visit my brother we eat here at least once. Usually we have a little wait to sit down-5-10 mins most. We are a party of seven. I've been sitting here now for 30 minutes waiting for a table while they seat a party of eight that is not even all here yet. \n\nThen they ask us if we can squeeze into a booth with a high chair on the end. A booth for four. And it is really not that busy in here.\n\nStill waiting...almost 40 mins.\n\nBe smart and don't hire stupid kids as hosts. And take off that stupid beanie. You're indoors for goodness sakes.
__label__2 We came to this place since Mr.Mama's was very busy. The restaurant environment was a bit crammed in. We both ordered breakfast the portions were large and the food quality was good. It however lacks class there is nothing that makes this place more distinguished from the other thousands of diners in this country, that's why I'm giving it a 3 instead of 4
__label__1 I have been to quite a few high teas over the years and I was very disappointed in the Frick Cafe's version of a high tea. You could only get one flavor of tea or had to pay extra for an additional flavor. All the tea sandwiches were on plain white bread with mayonnaise based salads which were disgusting. For the price, they could have used croissants. I have been to high teas that were not in the most sophisticated of places, unlike the Frick, and they still gave you more gourmet tea sandwiches than the Frick Cafe. Would not recommend this cafe for high tea.
__label__1 ugh. mediocre at best.
__label__1 I have often been delighted with the amazing bread and sandwiches i have received at great harvest on Bonanza, so I was thrilled to find that there was a great harvest near my job in Summerlin.  Although it is a bit out of my way, i decided to make the 15 minute drive to this location enthusiastic for a delicious home baked lunch.  \n\nI was however, less than pleased with the service i received. not only were the prices higher at this location, odd, but the sandwich took much longer to make ( and was made incorrectly, despite the fact that great harvest has you write down your specifications).   the bread on my sandwich was falling apart and i had to basically each my food with my hands, it was disgusting.\n\ni was also not offered to sample the bread of the day which i had in mind to purchase. I did notice other clients come in and be immediately attended and offered to sample multiple slices of bread and engage in conversation before walking out and leaving without ordering anything. \n\nSadly i left without buying the bread of the day and will probably never return to this branch. Please learn to treat all of your guests with the same amount of courtesy, especially these who actually make purchase and come in with faithful client cards half full of stamps.
__label__3 This is a cute place for sandwiches, breads and treats. The customer service is helpful and they give you a taste of one of the breads upon coming into the shop. \nThey answer questions and are knowledgeable.\nThey have a point system for a free loaf of bread that they enter in the computer so be sure to give them your information. We got monkey bread and an oatmeal chocolate chip cookie. They unfortunately didn't have any snickerdoodle ready, and the oatmeal wasn't a hit. The monkey bread however is great with lots gooey cinnamon and easy to pull apart. We got a taste of pumpkin chocolate chip which was good if you like pumpkin and they give a full slice of bread. \nNot sure if different locations have different breads but they serve different breads different days of the week and the blueberry streusel we had at another location isn't available here.
__label__1 The worst Chinese restaurant in Pittsburgh! The taste is ok, but not worth the price at all, neither the taste nor the amount. I'd rather go to Oriental Express or any other fast food to get a moderate Chinese food with cheaper price.\nI've been here several times with friends, nothing impressive, and the last visit was the least favored. The Lamb Kebab is really, really just a few bite... and it taste like fried, not roast on fire... I would like to pay only half the price, or even less for it...The Xinjiang Style Chicken was not in so large amount as the menu says (serves two), and it is the least authentic Xinjiang Style Chicken I've ever got (and much worse than the one I cooked)\nI never try their Sushi, seems much better than it's Chinese.
__label__0 You would think in North Scottsdale, an honest person could leave their sunglasses on the table by accident, come back the next day they would have been saved by the waiter or the bus-boy. NOT AT SALTY'S. THEY ARE THIEVES! Not to mention the food is aweful, and the staff could care less about service.
__label__1 I really wanted to like this place. The service is good and the ambiance was great, but the food was lacking. After reading about it, me and the boys decided we had to try the Chicken Fried Lobster. What's the worse that could happen? Well to answer that, no seasoning. This was a nice piece of 8 ounce lobster pan fried in bread crumbs, no salt, no pepper, no garlic, no basil, nothing (at least you can't taste any seasoning). They serve it with warm drawn butter and a horrible orange colored sauce. When you think Chicken Fried you think of big flavor and this missed the mark. This could be a great dish, but it just isn't here. I sprinkled salt and pepper on it, but it only helped a little. The sauce they serve with it is bad. I did get an awesome loaded baked potato, but that's not what I came for. Lobster bisques (decent, but needed more lobster), salads, and the entr\u00e9es, were about $250 before tip (no wine). We should have hopped a cab to DelFrisco's, Kraftsteak, Gallagher's, or just walked and tried Vic & Anthony's. I tried to give the old steakhouse a run, but I will not return unless it's to take the elevator ride, have a drink and get a great view of the city with someone who has never been to Vegas.
__label__0 Not sure why this place gets high marks.  During March Madness, as a tradition, my buddies come here to get a quality steak.  So, I've been here a few times, so I think I didn't have an unfortunate bad experience.  I know my steaks, having been to several high end places across the country.  The view is great.  That's about it.  Service has been terrible every time.  Servers have a mafia attitude and are the most snobbish of all of Vegas.  This was for every time I come here.  Then it took forever to get our appetizers and then our meal.  Then the steak.  Aged.  And it taste like it.  Seems to have a spoiled after taste and was tough.  Every time.  I guess most people pay a high price and need to rationalize that they got a great meal.  Then the price is higher than most quality steak places.  It took a few years to convince my friends to try some place different.  Now they agree with me that other places are much better.  I expect for the price to get superb service and a great steak.  I haven't seen it here yet.
__label__4 Old school Vegas feel! Love it! Delicious food!!!! One of my favorite steakhouses in the country!
__label__2 The food was take it or leave it. Ordered escargot, Caesar salad (which isn't table side), steak and lobster which I ordered medium rare both came out overlooked, added a side of crab legs which was the best thing I tasted. The mixed veggies were just different colored carrots and they weren't as soft as carrots should be served. Garlic mashed potatoes and rice were delicious. Melted butter was salted, which i couldn't believe. Great ambiance and service. A bottle of Vueve Clicot was only 85$!!!! So I will come back for crab legs and champagne. No fresh desserts, they actually still rock the tray. Supposed to be the best value in Vegas, but there are better. We are spoiled with great steaks living here in Vegas
__label__1 Their service is comparable to the local hole in the wall, and my local Chinese place has better tasting food (MSG anyone?). I truly felt like I was in main land China since, none of their staff members spoke English properly (except for the hostess). \n\nOverall the food was mediocre, though the spare ribs were pretty good but the services and food were overly priced. It would have been nice to have a full bar instead of being told that we should go across the hall to Emeril's ...
__label__4 We decided to go here because we had a discount and we wanted to try something different.  We decided on the 'chefs tasting menu'.  It was wonderful and so was the service we received.  We were treated special the minute we walked thru the door.  I am not a big Chinese fan but this was well worth the price.  We started with a sampling of two appetizers, the chicken lettuce wrap and a spicy prawn dumpling.  Both of these were hot and fresh.  The first two appetizers were followed by a second plate of a pot sticker and honey glazed ribs.  Our main course was spice scallops and wok fried pepper tenderloin that came out hot and fresh.  Which now days it is very unusual to have your food much hotter than the serving dish since so many places not reheat their entrees.  We were also served lobster fried rice and mixed Chinese vegetables.  Finally our desert was a trio of pastries.  We had a chocolate bananan torte, cr\u00e8me brulee, and a wonderful cold parfait.  They were small bites but the perfect compliment to larger meal.   We will certainly go back.
__label__1 Average food. Great ambiance and service. The dumplings were outstanding! That's about it. I had some type of curry noodle dish with thin rice noodles. It tasted just like PF Changs - nothing special. I did order two orders of dumplings because they were so incredible. I would only come back for those.
__label__2 Eh wasn't too impressed.  I've had better wine and their selection was pretty limited.  I think they had more appetizers and dessert on their menu than wine.  We tried the Bree plate, stuffed strawberries, antipasto plate, olives, and the bread and dipping oil.  It was just ok, there wasn't anything that tasted so good that I wanted more.  \nWe also happened to go on a Saturday night when they had live music.  Sounds like a good idea but the place is so small and the music was so loud that you felt like you were sitting on top of the sub.
__label__1 I was so embarrassed that I picked this place for my girls night out. When we got there we were early so the waitress sat us at the table and gave us water and menus, that was really the last time she approached us until later. The table next to us had two ladies waiting for their party to arrive within 15 mins the waiter came over and asked them if they wanted some wine while they waited. I was shocked that we didn't get the same service. Finally our group arrived and again we had to wait to get anyone's attention. I then got up to get our waitress to let her know we were ready for our tasting. I was really excited for the evening and for my friends to try the winery out for themselves. \n\nWe finally got to order. Two of us were doing the wine tasting so our waitress explained that we needed to pick five wines. Well to our surprise when we were picking out wines I guess we were not moving fast enough because the waitress roll her eyes at us. I could not believe we were getting the kind of service. We were nothing but nice and said our thank you's every time she came over to drop something off. This waitress completely ignored us most of the time. We would try to get her attention (she was standing at the register right in front of us) and she would just walk away. \n\nI have never been treated like this at any establishment. I am just embrassed that I raved about this place and we got this kind of service. I was about ready to leave after the second glass of our wine tasting but we stayed to the end.  We then left to go to Malee's on Main for dinner and let me tell you their service made up for the horrible service we received at Su Vino Winery.
__label__1 Went in here for the first time recently, intending to use the appetizer/wine tasting Groupon.  Upon walking in, the hostess seemed inconvenienced and asked \"Can I help you?\"  Well,um, we'd like a table (duh).  Though there were some open, she said they were all \"reserved,\" so we asked if we could sit at one of the many that were open outside.  She went and checked to see if they were available, then came back and said they weren't going to open the outside.   Hmmm... well that's a bad business decision.  People arriving and waiting for tables, all the tables inside are \"reserved,\" there's plenty of tables available outside on a beautiful evening, yet they won't open that area.  We walked out and didn't think twice about it.
__label__1 Maybe I'm spoiled growing up near all the great wine regions of California but the wine here to me was totally uninspired. The Chardonnay tasted like something out of a box and the sparkling had almost no bubbles. The only wine remotely interesting was the Zinfandel made with Lodi grapes. I was also disappointed they didn't have tasting notes from the wine maker with vintages, grape sources, etc. which is pretty standard at a winery in my experience.\n\nThe space is great, nice location and well thought-out layout. And I bet a bottling party would be fun.
__label__4 When I visit Madison, Swagat is always on my list of restaurants. Always fantastic! Always friendly!\n\n/
__label__3 Derald's is a popular fast food place and they do business from a small truck. They are located near Mathews Ave and Green St and another is at Mathews Ave and Springfield. Burgers are made-to-order and they are cheap.The fish burger (only on Fridays) is one of the best I have had but I don't think they use really fresh fish. It tastes really good with tartare sauce, onions and vinegar.
__label__0 BOOOOOOOOOOO. This club is the worst Vegas club I've been to. There's isn't an actual dance floor b/c the walkway doubles as the dance floor! And getting a table doesn't guarantee fun either b/c I noticed that there are \"tables\" in the hallway that lead to the restrooms. So if you buy a table, there's a good chance that you'll be dancing with the people in line for the restroom. My girlfriends and I got in free, but I still will not be going back to LAX.
__label__2 This place was so packed when i was here. Like everyone else says the dance floor really isnt big at all. EVERYWHERE, and i mean everywhere possible is reserved for bottle service. Lucky for me im a woman and flirted my way to a grey goose cran and a seat- i feel sorry for the guys!\n\nAdd 2 stars because the line was HUUUGE and we walked straight to the front and into the club.
__label__2 First of all, I'm just glad I didn't pay to go in here. My girls were lucky enough to skip the guestlist line and not pay. The decor is nice, sleek and clean. But aren't all the decent clubs like that. I have no way to describe Vegas clubs since they look all the same to me. \n\nThe venue is SMALL though. This can be a good thing and bad thing. If your surrounded by pervs and nastiness, your pretty much stuck. No where to run and hide. Luckily, I saw me some eye candy the night I went. And close proximity within eye candy is always good. \n\nThe major down side is that there is no outdoor smoking patio. And if you know me, no patio = no fun. Hey, a girl needs fresh air and a hiding spot at least once the whole night in a cramped tiny club! I need ventilation baby ventilation!
__label__1 LAX reminds me of a lot of clubs in Los Angeles.  They are supposed to be \"hot\" but they play the lamest music.  They played so much music from the mid-to-late 90s I thought I was at my college reunion.   I don't think the DJ was aware that it's 2008 because I only  heard one song from this year.  I hate when I go to a club to dance and the music disappoints. \"Return of the Mack\" was hot when it came out in '96, but it's '08 and the song is not old enough to be a throwback.\n\nThe decor is cool, the club is cool looking, but it's really small.  The ceilings are extremely high so that opens it up a bit. But, there is no dedicated dance floor.  Essentially the narrow walkway doubles as dance floor and you have to fight for space to walk and dance and inevitably some drunk idiot will fall or spill their drink on you.  \n\nThere is however, tons of space for people who buy bottle service.  The majority of the club was roped off for VIP and bottle-service purchasing patrons.  \n\nIt was pretty easy to get in, the line moved quickly and the bouncers did a good job of keeping it orderly.  If you get a free VIP pass, you save half off of the cover charge.\n\nOverall, the club is unimpressive and I probably won't go back.  I like Pure much, much better - more space, 3 rooms with different music options, and much more fun.
__label__3 SUPER PACKED!!! \n\nthere's a stage with velvet red curtains. we had a VIP table but even the VIP section was overcrowded! \n\ndon't get me wrong, i still had fun. but there were just too many damn people!!!!!!!
__label__0 Dude, LAX sucks.  It's like a hallway packed with sweaty old men, plus a balcony with more sweaty old men staring down.\n\nThey have absolutely no line system.  That just packs everyone into the \"waiting area\" until someone pushes and shoves their way through the entrance and slips the bouncer a twenty.\n\nI know it's Vegas and I have to lower my standards, but LAX just sucks donkey balls.  Sweaty ones.  Gross.
__label__0 Came here with a couple of friends on a Saturday, the layout of the club is nice but the place is too packed, lots of older folks and couples as well. as far as the music goes it was okay but I left after 30 minutes.  Waste of 30 dollars in my opinion.
__label__1 The good: The music was good if you like Hip Hop, decor was good, people were fine.\n\nThe bad: Place was a mosh pit. The dance floor is tiny, there's NO room to walk through AT ALL. Line for bathrooms was so bad, we just went back to our rooms to use the bathroom and were so over the crowds we didn't bother going back (stayed at the Luxor). A busy club is a good thing but for f***'s sake I think being able to get through the club w/o almost fighting 3 people is not too much to ask for.\n\nBTW, suggestion for the DJ, playing \"Move Bitch\" by Ludacris NOT a good idea in that club...suggestion hits too close to home.
__label__2 Pros:\n- There's places you can sit for FREE. Which means you dont' have to have table service to be able to sit down and let your feet rest!\n- I felt like you can always get into this club for free\n\nCons:\n- Dance floor is whack. WTF is up with this whole let's make it super long but hella narrow. I don't get it\n- I tripped down the stairs. But I was drunk HAHA\n- The line wasn't organized. Seriously.
__label__1 For labor day weekend, we took a girls' trip to Las Vegas and stayed at the Luxor Hotel. LAX nightclub was in our hotel and that night there was a notorious DJ scheduled to perform so we figured we'd check it out and hear the music we all love. Unfortunately, that excitement was short lived. \n\nWe were on a guest list which granted us free admission to the club, however we still did wait in line for a longer time than hoped for. While in line, we started realizing that the standards for the club were pretty low. Some of the people that were getting in the club were dressed for the grocery store rather than a Las Vegas club, and the arguing bunch next to us heated up and a fight nearly broke out but security finally ended that. Even still, we brushed it off and kept our hopes high that maybe it was better once inside. \n\nThe layout of LAX is impressive with tasteful red leather furnishings and stylish chandeliers. The entrance to the dance floor is grand and you feel like royalty (if royalty wore sexy dresses or hip club wear) as you ascend down the stairs, which are reminiscent to the staircase at the Royal Ball in \"Cinderella.\" The enthusiasm stops at the bottom of the staircase. The floor was over crowded with people and by the time we squirmed over to the bar across the way, frustration started to settle in. In the midst of your lowered spirits, the bartender explains there is no free water and the tiniest bottle of water is $8. Fine. \n\nThe music was hip-hop but was outdated but was still good music to dance to. We thought maybe the DJ was warming up while everyone waited for the star DJ that was coming. It feels like what made this experience a bad one for us was just the crowd that was patronizing the club that night. We were hoping for a bit more sophistication and class but the people there were just the opposite.\n\nThe club was appealing and the music was okay... it may just not have been our scene. For people who don't enjoy getting suited and booted for the clubs and aren't picky about the type of people occupying the club, then this may be a more enjoyable experience.
__label__2 I havent been to many clubs but out of the ones i have been this one I was not a fan of. I just was thankful that my friend's friend was able to get us in for free for her birthday. It was so hot inside, by the time we walked down the stairs and over to the bar area i had sweat running down my neck and i had not even started to dance. There was one thing i did like most of all and that was when the guys from star wars came out and did a little party dance/celebration and shot out confetti. I had one drink and after that i refused to get another drink just because it was very overpowering(just not my thing). I still had alot of fun and enjoy getting out and celebrating my girl's birthday!!!! But heck I live in vegas so why not try and see what all the clubs in las vegas have to offer.
__label__1 What can I say about this place that does not remind of a rave? Maybe because it was Halloween weekend? Costumes, glow sticks, and just a burst of loud music. The entry was quick. Walked up the steps and then you walk down to the dance floor. It was very crowded. I was bumping into everyone and everything. I accidentally stepped on some guys shoe twice because i was shoved! I was sober the whole time! If i was taller, this would probably be a great dance spot, if you can find room to dance, that is.
__label__1 This is a ghetto club. Our $11 shots came in those small plastic bathoom cups. Seriously? You can't trust your patrons with glasses? \n\nThe bouncers were pretty nice. Our party got split up and one of them let them in when we caught sight of them. He even waived our GF's cover and knocked ten bucks her husband's cover. \n\nOverall though....didn't enjoy myself as much as I wanted. Don't think I'll be coming back.
__label__1 I was pretty excited to come here.\nIn our hotel, what more convinient way to get drunk and roll into bed?\nWe had free passes and signed up for the guestlist so I walked to the front of the long ass line just to hear  the whole line has passes and is on the guestlist.\nWow.\nAbout a two hour wait to get in and passes are only good till midnight.\nI see what game you guys are playing and I'm not having it.\nThe crowd was boushy to say the least, and the music the same that I heard at clubs 10 years ago.\nWith that I was off to the strip club.
__label__0 This place is Garbage. \nWe had bought two tables bottle Service the works. \n\nSecurity is a joke, need i say more.  \n\nI got the boot for literally saying something about pot, in a joking manor.  Security came lit my cigarette and then escorted me out.\n\nPs. they allow smoking inside etc, if you didnt know already\n\nBunch of Gorillaz in there save your money hit the Marquee do something else but the Luxor in my opinion is going downhill.\n\nFemales = minimum\n$50 dollar entrance for a sausage fest.  Do like me and role with females.  Youll be treated much better..\n\nDONT FREQUENT THIS PLAE THERE SO MUCH BETTER
__label__1 nothing special about this club. it was very crowded when we stopped here on a saturday night. the bouncer let me in for free and gave my boyfriend reduced cover at $20. the normal cover was $50 for guys and $30 for girls since it was after midnight.\n\nthe music was alright. there wasn't anywhere to rest your feet though. i wore 6.5 inch heels so my feet got sore towards the end of the night and if i tried to lean up against the wall, bouncers would come tell me i couldn't stay there.\n\nthey must not have a dress code either. there were some really sloppy looking people. i thought it was a requirement to wear heels into vegas night clubs...well beat up old navy flip flops were acceptable here.
__label__2 My boyfriend and I hit this place up on a Thursday night. Luckily we scored free VIP passes so there was no cover charge. The decor is pretty cool - it's like luxe dark Egyptian glamour. Only the bottom floor was open so it wasn't very big. Just the bar area and dance floor with private tables, a small circular room with a few loveseats, tables and a cool chandelier in the back, as well as a long hallway to the bathroom behind that. There were free drinks for girls with the wristband until midnight so I took advantage of that. The DJ was spinning the generic hip-hop/top 40/house blend. It was pretty early so only a group of tipsy girls were on the dancefloor. Overall I thought it was a cute little place; a great intimate setting for a group of friends or a private party.
__label__0 We booked a room at the Luxor and they gave us free tickets to attend the club. This nightclub is whack and probably one of the worse clubs in Vegas.\n\nThe layout of the club is like a hallway and there are people shoved together in it. It's uncomfortable and totally cramped feeling.\n\nWas not a fun experience and will never go back there again.
__label__1 Tried it, and it was terrible.  I lived in a country with a large Greek population and this was not really Greek food, more infused with American.  I ordered the gyros platter as did the rest of the family.  The pita bread was rubbery and plastic.  The contents had absolutely no flavor and had no sauce inside.  I have had gyros before and they have all been tasty and oozing with sauce.  I usually eat anything, but this I did not eat, it was cold.  Took the meat contents out and gave to the dogs when we got home.  Rice was cooked to perfection but  was bland and tasteless.  Salad was good though.  Service was friendly and quick, but that was because there was only a few people there, which is unusual for a Friday.
__label__0 I came here thinking the food was going to be decent from all these good reviews from fellow yelpers. I've come to the conclusion that every yelper from North Vegas has really bad taste in food or they're stuck in an area with atrocious food and they THINK places like this is actually good.\n\nI started my meal with Falafels. Incredibly salty. They pressed the idea that everything is homemade at their location. Why isn't the chef or the cooks tasting any of the food before they're sent out? Don't order this unless you like making funny faces because the salt is overwhelming.\n\nI ordered the filet tenderloin wrap and my date ordered a chicken skewer a la carte. My wrap was pretty bland and had barely any pieces of meat. It was mostly filled with carbs. My date's chicken skewer was dry. The best thing that came out of the kitchen was the vegetable skewer that came with the chicken skewer. \n\nIf you want to get a really good chicken skewer, go to Crazy Pita. If you want some fresh falafels that are truly made to order fresh, go to Sababa's on Durango / Desert Inn. \n\nThis place sucks. Wont come back. Haven't found a decent place to eat in North Vegas yet......... Running out of options ....
__label__2 5 Star service, this place is very homely and hidden on the side of Wynn road.  It must compete with Dai jung gum (korean place) and Pho.  I think that their dishes are very homestyle:  The Panang and Veggie green curries are reminiscent of that from a can that I can make at home.  Their soup that comes with the lunch special however, is spectacular- No MSG and sweet from overloading of chicken and veggies.  \n\nI had the Sliced beef noodle soup, Thai style. I was anticipating something spicy sour and sweet, but instead it's just beefy broth and thin pho-like noodles...  Not quite the kind they have in texas
__label__3 Hard to believe this place is right down the  strip from treasure island. Great Thai food and really cheap prices.Be prepared to wait around lunch or dinner times as the place is small. Must try..
__label__2 Sep 25 2011 2:10 pm\n\n1 item lunch combo -$5.50\nComes with soup, entree, appetizer \n\nRed curry- 3/5 little too oily for a Thai dish\nGarlic and pepper stir fry -3.5/5\n\n2 Thai iced tea- 4.5/5\n\nCustomer service- 4.5/5
__label__3 thai food is probably my favorite asian cuisine of all time and i can eat thai food every single day. after moving to vegas from houston i've had deep cravings for some authentic thai food and my manager told me about this place on wynn rd.\n\nit's a hole in the wall place and parking is a bit strange. (i usually park at the rental offices/warehouse parking lot behind the restaurant) the restaurant is EXTREMELY small, it probably sits about fifteen people total. i've never dined in but the place is always packed when i go in for my pick up order. \n\ntom yum soup is to die for, omg i can eat this every day!\nspicy basil fried rice is super yummy, i got it with chicken.\ni also got a spicy rice noodle plate that is similar to the pad kee mao, which is usually my favorite thai noodle dish, and it was alright...could be spicier.\n\ntheir spice level ranges from 1-10 and i order a 7 for everything.\n\ntheir thai tea is probably the most amazing thai tea i have ever had, they give you a HUGE cup if you order a large. (feeds probably three people but i am a fatass)\n\nto sum up, this has probably become my go-to thai place if i've ever craving thai, (which is all the time) and i recommend this place!
__label__4 The Noodle House is a gem. I bring all my out of town guests here as well as my friends. I tell them, this is a small hole in the wall, and it is a treasure in Chinatown to those who frequent the restaurant. Being small, I am mindful to come between prime time meal rushes to avoid a wait. The servers have come to know me, and I believe in the last two years I have only seen the same two girls! The tables can be very close so it is not the place for an intimate conversation, and close enough where I become friends with a neighboring diner!!!\n\nI love their noodle dishes, however at the suggestion of a young Thai woman (my neighbor dining friend\" suggested I try the Salmon Avocado Panang Curry with a heat of 8 and I am in LOVE! I cannot get enough of it! The combination of flavors, and the fat textures of the coconut cream and avocado with chili oil to cut it is a pairing made in heaven.\n\nHappy Eating DMW
__label__0 The service here is so slow. I order ed my food at 430 Pm and its still now done. Hurry up.
__label__0 Omg horrible service never coming back here again! I've given this place plenty of shots to prove me wrong but it just keeps getting worse and worse this time they took 20 minutes to sit us than another hour for me to get my food. The place was not even that busy. I'm done here!
__label__2 Its an ok place... I wouldnt reeeeeeeally go here if we weren't invited with a table. The place is very small which would be great if there wouldn't be 200 people cramped on 2squaremeters. I felt like I was in China or subway in NYC. At least the people smelled good, unlike NYC subway. A lot of fake plastic chickerias running around there. Hard to guess their age so I felt comftable, being only 27 myself of course.\nThe drinks are EXPENSIVE!! I got us 3 shots since I didnt feel like some metrosexual spikedhairguy buying me drinks, and I can afford my own. Well... it was 36$, yes you read right, for 3!! shots. I asked where the diamonds are cause I couldnt find them in there.\nI wrote on the slip too that \" I aint no rich bitch \" under gratidue. SORRY bartender dude. But with these prices you should get the novel price.\nOh well, its still fun. Make sure you PRE BOOZE heavily or bring a dude along that has a platinum credit card.
__label__2 I needed a Saturday night out that wasn't going to break the bank so my friend Dawn C. suggested we start out at Blush because they pour free champagne for ladies from 11 to midnight. We did not bother with a guest list, being two local ladies we had no problem waltzing right in for free. \n\nBlush is small but not stuffy. The outside patio is really nice, we claimed a VIP table for a bit since no one else was sitting there which was cool, had a place to set our stuff while we chatted... When we were eventually asked to move the person that did so was real chill about it, no attitude at all. The bathroom attendant was nice as well, helpful without being all in your way. \n\nThe scene was a little older, music was a little funky... Whoever was DJing played Rick Springfield's 'Jessie's Girl' which always makes me laugh but not really clubbing music in my opinion. \n\nGood place to get the night started.
__label__3 Had a great time here. Drinks are about $14 each so be ready. But the atmosphere was great. They get some really good talent spinning here too. Not a dance floor per se, but we did plenty of dancing (as did everyone else).
__label__1 Home of the Haut-Dog! \nWe had the chicken andouille dog and fries...\"unforgettable taste of New Orleans\". \nApparently all of their sausages are without nitrites or MSG.\nWell...I do think they are also without anything special.\nAn overspiced small haut-dog with below average bread and soggy fries.\nApparently Mr. Maroni is on a mission to save the world from \"mistery meat\" sausages. \nTry harder Jody, listen to me.\n\nBy the way, is there anything not sport-related in this terminal?\nAlso...do they all serve the same food and beverages?
__label__4 Had their breakfast burrito (without sausage) and it was amazing, and the price was reasonable too.
__label__3 When I was kid, we would go to the symphony on almost a monthly basis. They have really great guests that rotate through fairly regularly. \n\nThe hall itself is simply beautiful and very comfortable, its certainly a great aspect of the city and worthwhile thing to make a point to experience.
__label__3 Beautiful food, great atmosphere.\n\nThe steaks are perfect and tender.  I got the Alaskan King Crab Legs, which were worth every penny.  I appreciated how they pre-cracked the shell for me, as King Crag legs tend to be spiney and painful to open.  Their garlic mashed potatoes are to die for, and their drinks are good if a little weak.\n\nI give the place four stars because it took a good 10 minutes for anyone to help us.  The person that was supposed to be our server never showed.  However, we didn't have a reservation and it was close to closing, so I can't complain too much.\n\nConsidering the food we got, the price really wasn't so bad.  The Kobe beef can run you over $100 a steak, but my crab legs were $40 and my boyfriend's filet mignon was $40.  The deliciousness was worth every penny.
__label__4 My husband and I ate here for our last night in Vegas on a saturday night, for my birthday dinner no less.  We were staying at the luxor, and we decided to stay \"in\" for the night, but didn't want to go out on the strip for a good dinner.  After reading the other reviews on yelp, I decided this place was worth trying.  \n\nWe had to wait maybe 15 mins for a table, but had a really good drink at the bar, so it wasn't a bad wait. After finally being seated, we decided the wait was worth it.  They seated us to a very nice, intimate booth.  Right away we could tell this place was great.  \n\nWe started out with an iceberg lettuce salad, I had the 2.25 lb lobster, and my husband had the angus ribeye.  My husband requested his steak medium rare plus, and most places don't ever get this right.  His steak was cooked to perfection.  My lobster was brought to me in a covered dish, with a lobster bisque type sauce, which was delicious, even though I usually prefer my lobster plain.  For dessert, we ordered the flourless chocolate cake, which the waiters presented me the cake with a candle and chocolate \"happy birthday\" design.  \n\nTender is definitely worth checking if you want a fabulous steak or surf and turf dinner!
__label__4 I had the ribeye boneless medallions.  It was three different meats!  natural angus, bison and  American wagyu medium cooked.   It definitely made my top ten list in the steak department.
__label__3 We can always count on Tenders Steakhouse for a hearty meal. Eating here is not an inexpensive experience as the sides are ala carte but you walk away satisfied. \n\nWe enjoyed our New Year's Eve dinner here. My husband and I split the Winter Garden Greens Salad. Greens were fresh and not wilted. The vinaigrette was very tasty. Interestingly we were not offered fresh cracked pepper.\n\nMy husband ordered the black angus beef hanger tender (10 oz) with a side of grilled asparagus and Yukon mashed potatoes. The beef was very tender and not overly seasoned. The vegetables were also well prepared.\n\nI ordered my favorite the veal osso buco over a creamy polenta. Wow, it was rich and savory. It comes on a bed of polenta along with onions, potatoes and celery. I'll have another please...\n\nA bit disappointed in desert.  Knowing how long a souffle takes to cook I let the server know that I would be having the dark chocolate souffle when we ordered our entree. He was a bit surprised by my request and said it would be fine to order it after my meal. So I did and low and behold it came to the table under cooked. Geeee what a surprise. So we asked that another be brought to the table cooked. 15 minutes later another souffle appeared slightly better then the first. I ate a little of it and left the rest. Long story short, the server did not charge us for the souffle. Kudo's to him.\n\nWe will return!
__label__4 70+ visits and Tender continues to deliver!!!\n\nThis is my goto spot to unwind in Vegas.  Why?\n\n1.  Top notch service especially at the bar.  Bar staff is incredible.  Perfect if your dining alone.\n\n2.  Simple food done right.\n\n3.  Well chosen \"special\" ingredients (like their butter... ask them about how its sourced, and the game).\n\n4.  Very reasonable prices. (Expect to pay less than $100 for a couple of drinks and dinner especially with all the discounts they give you just for walking into the Luxor).\n\nAs always, the rule with Tender is, if its different, order it, else keep it simple.\n\nThe charcuterie and deli meats (different) is outstanding.  It includes wild boar sausage, duck ham, and antelope pastrami with a selection of mustard.  Wow!  The salmon sampler (simple) is also well worth the try.  Both are large portions and can easily be a light meal if you pair it with a drink.\n\nFor mains, its all about the meat.  Take your pick of the cuts and different producers.  This is the short list:  American Kobe from Mishima Ranch, Durham Ranch Bison, Strauss Farm veal, and free-range Berkshire Heritage pork.  Any cut.  All incredible and take the classic flavors of each type of meat to the limit. You will notice this immediately.\n\nFinally, if you're adventurous, have the wild game tasting or if they have it as a special order the elk chop.  I can't even describe how good these dishes are.\n\nSkip the sides unless you are really hungry.\n\nRECOMMENDED
__label__4 O M G. I think I died and went to Wagyu Beef heaven... Steak is amazing, service is awesome, food portions make it worth the price!! I'm coming back!!!
__label__1 Very average.  The big eye app was not fresh.  The Kobe beef carpaccio was flavorless and seemed like it might have been seared.\n\nI left it at that before diving into a very overpriced steak
__label__1 The only reason I am giving this restaurant two stars is because the food is good.  Otherwise, I am repulsed by how bad the service is.  In such an upscale restaurant,  I expect more from the wait staff.  We waited for approximately 10 minutes before bread (4 slices) was brought to our table.  When we asked for more, we didn't get it until after our food arrived.  Once the food arrived, we cut into the steak and the waiter asked if we needed anything else. We never saw him again until 15 minutes after we were done eating.  We had dirty dishes on the table until we got our check, and the pen that they wanted me to sign the check with was covered in oil that was given to the table to dip the bread in.... \nHORRIBLE, HORRIBLE, HORRIBLE!
__label__0 Last night was one of the worst dining experiences I have ever had at a nice place like this. \n\nSteak and lobster. \nFillet rare when ordered medium. \nLobster was barely warm and bland. \nThe service was less than expected too. \n\nWhen I asked for some assistance with my undercooked food the server said it was rare not even med-rare let alone the medium I ordered and took it back. \n\nThey brought back the same cut up piece of meat that we dissected together at the table to confirm it was undercooked before we sent it back to the kitchen. \n\nWhere am I at Sizzler or a fine dining restaurant? \n\nIt gets better. After complaining about serving me scraps the manager asked if I would like a whole new steak. I told her yes, the first time maybe but not after 20 minutes of this! \n\nAt this point the lobster is gone the sides are almost gone and I didn't come here and order steak and lobster to be forced to eat one item at a time. \n\nBring a new plate all together the way I ordered it. Remember this wasn't even close. Two stages off on your cooking temperatures. The center was slightly warm or even room temperature you blew it!\n\nI opted to just cancel the steak. My son was done eating and as mentioned most of my other dishes were finished also. \n\nThen the bill came and they charged me for the sauce that I was not able to eat because I had no steak! Now this morning I noticed they have charged me full price for a lobster dinner vs. the add on price of 39.00 for lobster to be added to any meal as the menu clearly states. \nHence steak AND lobster. \n\nMy wife and I enjoyed this place several years ago and enjoyed it so much we dined their two nights in a row. \n\nObviously chef Kenneth Fazel was either not running this place at that time or if he was in fact the chef during our previous visits he must have recently taken up Smoking crack because it was a night and day difference from previous experiences. \nEither this guy doesn't deserve to be at these type's of establishments or he needs to clean house and start over!!!!\n\nI'm not talking about just blowing it on a steak. You guys blew it on several levels. \n\n\nA very disappointed local!!!!
__label__0 nope.  I was planning on purchasing a pair of boots, and had to interrupt two employees who were too busy chatting to notice I was the only customer in the boutique and wanted to try them on.  the assistant who brought them out was completely dismissive until she realized I was a serious buyer.  she then tried to push the pair off on me even though they were obviously ill-fitting at the ankle... about 10 minutes too late.
__label__0 NO.\n\nThat would be my answer if you asked me, \"Should I eat at Trader Vic's?\"\n\n1. Food is overpriced.\n2. Food is stupidly bad tasting.\n3. Wait staff is slug brained.\n4. Ambiance is lazy.\n5. Menu is pitiable.\n6. \"Fusion\" is completely overrated.\n7. Drink menu is enticing and drinks are okay, but still.\n\nTHE FOOD SUCKS.\n\nWhat we ordered:\nPOPCORN SHRIMP (8.50) - extremely shrimpy taste, weak batter, even weaker dipping sauce.\nMANGO CHILI BEEF (25.95) - beef was cut into little kibble-sized pieces and wasn't tender - tough and tendony, sauce was okay, but overall, not a good eating experience because the rice was not cooked.\nPINK PEPPERCORN CRUSTED AHI (26.95) - ahi was alright, but the accompanying sauce and crispy rice roll (aka super nasty rice eggroll) were disappointing at best. The crispy rice roll made me want to throw things. How can you tell me that this is something that people WANT to eat?!\n\nThis place does not deserve even 1 star.
__label__1 It's hard to be hard on a hardware store. As long as they have the thing you came in looking for, all should be fine. What bothered me about my trip to this Lowe's was no one seemed all that informed about what department can help you or not.\n\nI had a pipe, and I needed to get it cut down. So I went to plumbing. There a gentleman, who wasn't doing anything, told me he could not and to try Electrical. (Actually, what he said was, \"Yeah - no. You might try.... uh... you might go to Electrical, because.... that's not... something.....\" Then even he had enough of his inability to communicate and stopped trying. I moved on to Electrical, and left him in peace to research whatever it was that was so important on his computer. (Sudoku? GED courses? Playmate of the Month? I will never know.)\n\nI moved on to the Electrical Department. They pointed me in the direction of lumber. Lumber just said, flatly, that they couldn't cut a steel pipe with their saws, just lumber. What I loved here was that I was told this as if I was the moron. I know you can't cut steel with a ripsaw, and told this person that Electrical sent me. The Lumber guy said I should go to Plumbing. (\"There's a hole in the bucket, dear Liza, dear Liza.\" Anyone else remember that song?)\n\nUltimately I found someone in some department who happened to have a hack saw and a measuring tape. So I cut the pipe myself, thanked this solitary helpful employee, and went to pay for my goods. \n\nThankfully, there is a Home Depot not too far north on Indian Bend. I would go there instead. Here is their Yelp review: http://www.yelp.com/biz/the-home-depot-scottsdale-2
__label__0 Dear Lowe's - When a customer comes in and wants to spend $5,000.00 on a floor and installation services please don't ask them \"can you come back tomorrow, my sales associate just went on his lunch.\"  Prior to this the sales associate couldn't find my file and I spent four trips back and forth to the front customer service desk.  Finally I just left because space cadet  (the manager)  was obviously not going to be able to help me and was too interested in taking a lunch.  Seriously I don't how else I could have attempted to hand them 5K, but they would have nothing of it.  \n\nObviously this Lowe's doesn't want to be bothered in doing business in the  Phoenix area.  There are better stores that run a tighter ship that I would recommend shopping at.  Sorry, I don't work around your employees schedule - I am the customer - hope you can figure that concept out.  I left your store completely fuming on a Sunday afternoon. \n\nI suggest someone read the other reviews of your store - this one is nice in comparison - something is really going wrong at this store and I hope you can figure it out.  \n\nRegards, Jack
__label__0 First time to eat there, experience was horrible. Casher had no flexibility at all, Cashier were  unable to change my order to cevichetwo minutes after placing it. Cashier added that she will provide a small sample to try. We received our order but the ceviche is still being worked on as the cashier indicated. I asked again after a good 20 minutes , she said \"they are still chopping it\".\nOrdered shrimp quesadilla, shrimp was very rubbery with half way cooked huge chunks of tomatoes, onions and green peppers just not pleasant to eat.\n\nWe left and the poor cook was still chopping the ceviche..
__label__2 Now we ate here twice this past weekend? Yes, twice! I had to make sure about their service, which is lousy! The first night, family and I had a quick dinner before our daughter had to work. I had the tri tip sandwich, mother had the burger sliders, and daughter had the cheese burger. \nFOOD! - I love tri tip, especially from Santa Maria, CA. I have yet to find a place just as good. Chuy's is alright, I ate it, I enjoyed it, but nothing worth writing home about. Wife did like their burger sliders a lot. Plenty of flavor. Daughter was not that impressed with the cheese burger. patty way to think, too much pepper.\n\nService! - It it wasn't for Ofelia! We might still be their waiting for our food or getting our check. I even requested for Ofelia to receive the tip!\n\nNow, I enjoyed Chuy's enough to come back again, this time I ordered their pull pork sliders, daughter had their chicken strips, and wife had their tri tip tacos, and their chico tacos.\n\nAgain, I enjoyed their pull pork sliders, you do need to add BBQ sauce to them. They to tend to be on the dry side.  Again the daughter was not that impressed with the Chicken tenders, and their tacos were awful! no taste at all.\n\nNow their service again was lousy! Their cook had to serve us the food? Never seen our waiter except when ordering? Had to walk up to the bar and asked for the check. \n\nThe only reason I might come back is, the place is rockin on Friday night!
__label__3 It is my firm belief that Small hole in the Wall BBQ/ Southern places should be given their own set of common customer service rules...I have noticed the small places seem to go at their own pace, forget and change orders midstream and frequently end up treating you like you are visiting at their home not their restaurant. \nMemphis has this type of feel. We got there right at opening and that created \"speedbumps\" , still counting change,  putting chairs down , food not made yet...but the good news is this place is delicious in my book. \nAfter finally getting our order straightened out ...I had yummy Beef ribs with a lovely pink ring that scream I have been smoked.  the coleslaw was unususua and I loved it ...guess what it was mustard based..loved the taste and the sweet sour effect of sugar in the dressing with the mustard.  husband had the Pulled pork but it wasn't quite as yummy as my ribs, he didn't adore the sugary bbq sauce that had a peppery back kick. Oh well  guess he should have gotten the ribs.  \nSo the  next  time you are in Buckeye stop  bye  and give it a try .
__label__4 bunky provides something unique downtown that i desire. \n\nthere is a small selection, hence boutique, but it is all amazing. my first visit was at least an hour, going through each item of clothing, each with its own personality. the accessories are amazing.
__label__4 This building is beautiful inside and out. I came here for Innovation Arizona Summit last week and it was my first time there. Well, inside. I've walked and ran by millions of times. But actually walking inside was a real treat. The summit was a very successful event and I enjoyed exploring the TCA for the first time. It's a very artsy and visually appealing place. I loved seeing the Pedestrian Bridge at sunset from inside. Very cool.
__label__2 Went here for breakfast last Monday and had to wait almost 20 mins to be seated as it was very busy. This also showed in the food which seemed to be hurriedly prepared. I had the pancake combo and found the turkey bacon to be extremely salty and the pancakes themselves to be flat rather than fluffy. The other members in our group also felt that the food was lacking. So overall a very OK type of meal and nothing like the IHOP that i normally visit in Torrance.
__label__2 The manager here is ridiculous. First off he was upset that we had a party of 10.. As soon as we walked in he made this \"ugh..\" sound. Our group wasnt drunk or being loud.. So he had no reason to give attitude. Then when we were leaving we had our checks split.. He got upset at the fact that my friend had a 100 dollar bill broken. THIS IS A RESTAURANT IN VEGAS... I'm sure we're not the only people paying with cash on the strip. Get over it and take the money. However, our waiter \"lobo\", I believe was his name was extremely polite and very attentive. 3 stars for his service and no stars for the idiot most likely senile manager.
__label__4 Free entrance if you print coupon from their website
__label__3 Really enjoyed myself at the Auto Collections! The cars are beautiful, and there are so many of them! \n\nPrice is reasonable (12.50 I believe).\n\nWould recommend to anyone who loves old cars!
__label__1 It's so unfortunate about how bad this place is, because it's so close to my house. We go in there about once a month hoping it's better and it always disappoints. The food is horrible. I've had 1/2 the items on the menu looking for something good, and there's nothing that brings me back, and what's worse, most of it needs to be avoided. They tout their burgers, and then ask you how you want it cooked, which is really funny since they cook EVERYTHING well done, no matter what you ask for. I don't mind places that cook to one temperature, but don't ask me how I want it cooked if you're not going to cook it that way. Two of the three times I had a burger I was with a friend that got one as well. I order Med-Rare, he gets Med-Well and they both come out the exact same. \n\nThe place used to have the coldest beer in the area, but even that's gone. Went there the other night because I only had 30 minutes to kill and didn't want to drive a little further to my favorite bar. I just wanted to watch the baseball game, but they wanted a cover charge because some UFC fight was on.\n\nThe waitress can be cute, but the service is poor unless you're at the bar. They have one bar tender (not sure his name, has a shaved heard) that has great service, but that's it since Megan is gone. \n\nIt's not bad enough where'd I say avoid because their happy hour prices aren't bad for drinks, but we only go there when there's no time to go anywhere else.
__label__1 Oh gosh... The wife had a cesar salad and can we get some romaine hearts that aren't ready for the trash? The place smelled like vomit and there is a reason we haven't been back in almost a year since before this visit. I'm done, time to clean up the place!
__label__0 My good pal Jeff C. was so kind to give a girl a sample of the Fairytale Original brownie....\n\n2 words: Not Impressed....\n\nI was expecting more from Eileen Spitalny and David Kravetz but instead got a crumbly, way too softty, chocolate disaster....literally when I went to give a piece for a friend to try it broke in half....I know soft is yum but too soft is 15 thumbs down....\n\nI expected something that would please my palate but instead recieved a rude awakening....
__label__1 The caramel ones were heaven on earth, but I agree with the other Yelpers that the standard brownie is on the dry side.\n\nI still have quite a few flavors to sample, but from what I have seen so far, they are not worth the price point.
__label__1 Here is what is required to make box brownie mix:\n- A large mixing bowl\n- A mixing spoon\n- An egg\n- A little Veggie Oil\n- A brownie pan\n\nIf you have those, you should never, and I mean never, waste your time or money on these brownies. The packaging is fantastic, it's very cute. If I could wrap my Betty Crocker Box Hershey Syrup brownies in these sachets I would and send them all over as gifts. They are 10000 times better.\n\nI hate to be harsh but I've NEVER rejected a brownie/sweets before I tasted this monstrosity. I received a dozen or so in the mail as a gift. I was so excited, not for the extra calories I thought I'd pack on, but particularly because of the toffee brownie I am a HUGE fan of toffee. \n\nI bit in and was instantly disgusted, it taste literally like a brick of sugar. No rich chocolate taste. The texture is ALMOST GOOD but then it starts to grit in your mouth like sugar grains.\n\nIt took me three days to finally finish off that toffee brownie. Normally would have been three minutes.\n\nTrust me, make your own and send them, it will be much more tasty. For no reason should you ever make someone suffer through these.\n\nIt's not a corporate gift, it's an insult.\n\nI'd rather have a cheese ball. \n\n(Ok, I am being dramatic, I really like this company, and I like that their headquarters are in my hometown and I love the packaging, but their brownies do suck. And it's hard to mess up a brownie.)
__label__3 Mac n Cheese was damn good. Homemade bleu cheese was even better. Service was a little weak, but overall the dive bar/ lounge atmosphere and great beer selections are solid.\n\nWish they would expand the menu
__label__2 This place is correct. A perfect 3.5. I had an old fashioned which was just okay (I'm not a big fan of crushed ice on my old fadhioneds) and a burger which was good. \n\nThe place feels like the evolution of the Squirrel Cage - you can't smoke in here, the music is fine and everyone seems friendly enough. The drinks aren't terribly expensive But the food isn't super cheap. \n\nLike I said, I would totes give this place a 3.5 and if you've never been I highly recommend it! But it's not a 4. \n\nThat said, on the right night this place can be a 5 - great ambiance and lots of potential to have a great night here.
__label__0 Stopped by last evening and sat at the bar for nearly 15 minutes being ignored by the two bartenders.  The guy next to me was served and then the bartender went out to smoke.  He watched me as i walked the length of the bar to leave.  Called them today thinking they might like some feedback, but never heard from them.  Was I too old?  Wrong shirt?  Many other bars in town seem happy to take my money.  I suggest you take your business elsewhere.
__label__2 My boyfriend and I were searching for a dive near our house in Old Town for when we just aren't feeling the typical Scottsdale vibe.  I gotta tell you, I think we found it.  \n\nWe walked in around 7 on a Thursday night, just looking to have a few drinks and some time to talk.  I immediately realized this was not an Old Town bar.  I think I might have been the youngest person there and no one was pretentious at all.  They have a dart board and pool table, and seating with walled mirrors all around.  The patio was extremely well-misted, which was great since it was the day before 4th of July and everyone was pretty much sweltering.  Drinks were stiff and not too expensive and the crowd grew younger as the night went on.  I didn't meet tons of people, but the ones iI did either seemed drunk, super nice or both - not a bad combination.  \n\nI would go back again, just not every night (what do you think I am, an alcoholic?)\n\nAlso - for those of you with bladders of steel and small wallets, I saw a sign that says they do bladder buster deals on Tuesday night.  Small cover and incredibly cheap drinks until someone \"breaks the seal\".  I would suck at this, but I'm sure many a person has taken advantage of this interesting drink special.
__label__3 Good local place with no snottsdale attitude.  Cheap drinks & a funny crowd.\nI read the 2 star review below & you have to consider the source- a high heeled pizza eating girl who gets miffed because she has to go to the bar & get her drinks.\nGo back to Club Douchey, princess.
__label__4 The most fantastic thing about this quaint nieghborhood bar is they are CONSISTANTLY giving back to the community. They.never fail to give of their time and money when a cause or person is in need! Please.support this wonderful establishment, you will get the best service, drinks and food all the while knowing you are helping a great company's efforts to give back!
__label__0 I ordered Pho dac biet and it phokin sucked!! Only thing that was decent was the eggrolls. Decor was nice but food thumbs down!
__label__2 Ok. \n\nSo this place is NEVER busy! and its open real late.\nSo already I like it because its open late, however the food well the food is alright.\n\nThe meat that they use have too much fat, especially the slices of beef, however for the price its a good deal.\n\nThe service is pretty good, and they pay attention to you, mostly because its never busy, or at least its never been busy when I go there, which is quite late most of the time..\n\nSo if its late, everything is closed, use this as a plan B most definitely. However it is a good plan B
__label__0 I first found this restaurant when they first opened and had a great time there with great food.  Good tasting/friendly service.\n\nLast trip there was a flop.  Pho was lacking and 6 people in our party orded rice dishes.  The meat was mediocre and the tau-hu-ky smelled.  No one finished their soup and we couldn't eat the rice dishes.  I vow not to ever go back there.
__label__4 Great Pho. I'm little Saigon area in so cal so I know good pho. This place is good. I have never tried this place due to the bad reviews on yelp. But tried it today and was pleasantly surprised. They have a very big menu. Will definitely come back to try their other dishes!
__label__3 Oh my god.\n\nSeriously.\n\nThe fried chicken is so light and crisp, I thought this dead bird was going to fly right off my plate.\n\nThe collard greens--you'll want to slap someone for serving you greens that didn't taste like this.  They are a gift from on high, and the black eyed peas are insanely good.  Redolent with pork and seasoning, they trump any black eyed pea you have ever had.  \n\nCornbread is grilled and isn't the dry, crumbly, cakey crap some places have the gall to give you, and the macaroni and cheese is soupy, cheesy and perfectly cooked, just like you wanted.\n\nI saw plates literally overflowing with smothered pork chops and chicken, and if I hadn't been full to the point of a coma after eating all the chicken and greens and mac and cheese I could hold, I would have ordered some.  Or catfish.  Or neck bones.  \n\nDesserts offered by one of the ladies who cooks walking through the dining room going \"Who's gonna have peach cobbler?\".  Who??? ME!  That's who!  Peach cobbler...are you kidding?  Do people say no??\n\nMeals are ONE PRICE, period, ($10.18 with two sides and cornbread)and you better bring cash.  The lemonade was excellent ($2.37).\n\n\nOh my god, what wouldn't I have given to be a cow, with four stomachs.  It's worth going back to Phoenix for.  Stop here before you drop off your rental car.  You'll thank me.  So will your cardiologist.
__label__4 DE-LI-CIOUS!!\n\nI was about to leave for a road trip from the Bay Area all the way to Dallas. Of course, I noted all these places I wanted to stop to eat along the way.\n\nAt the last second, I decided to watch the episode of \"Best Thing I Ever Ate\" in my DVR about fried chicken. Thank goodness I did!! Or else I would have never discovered this restaurant.\n\nFirst off, they sell all their meals for $10.18 (plus tax). It comes with an entree and two sides. It's a HUGE plate of food. You could really eat it for two meals. The size of their drinks are monster, too. And for only $2.17! It'll make your plate full of food look small.\n\nI went for their infamous southern fried chicken and sweet potato and green bean with potatoes for my sides. It was the best fried chicken I've ever had! There's just enough batter to chicken. The skin is crispy and the chicken is actually moist! I could pass on the green beans (they tasted like canned green beans), but the sweet potato was awesome. The sweet potato had just enough sweetness, but you have to ignore the (possibly heart stopping) liquid it sits in. Sometimes it better not to know how some stuff are made. =P\n\nMy hubby tried their chicken fried steak with rice and gravy and potato salad. The chicken fried steak has a flavorful, thick batter but it's still crispy. It totally looks homemade. The rice is your standard stuff, but the potato salad is yummy. \n\nThey're open 7 days a week, but they close early at 7PM, so plan an early dinner! But on Fridays and Saturdays they reopen at 9PM for their Late Night Munchiez session. It's a different menu and made up of burgers, wings and other good late night munchies. \n\nCome here for the chicken first though. You won't be disappointed!
__label__4 The most amazing soul food I've had in AZ yet!! The fried chicken was perfect and not made until it's ordered, Mac and cheese was homemade and incredible and the cobbler....delicious!!! The best part, kool-aide was one of the drinks available. You get TONS of food for not a lot of money. It is absolutely worth at least one trip to try it for yourself!!!
__label__0 First, all lunches are $13.00 each plus $2.15 for drinks. Too expensive for lunch.  The green beans/potatos and rice wer very good.  Generous  quantities. \n\nthe chicken was miserabe. over cooked, dry, the crust was almost without flavor,.  There no redeaming factors. If this is true soul food, I am not doing soul again.
__label__0 Don't come here. They are out of everything by 6pm. Staff seemed angry the place was full. Pork chop was cooked enough for a whole pig.
__label__1 The quality vs value of this place has completely plummetted in recent times and I had a very disappointing visit a few weeks ago. I had met a couple of friends for lunch who had never been here before. Told them that it was one of the best soul food places I've ever been to, which at time of stating had been quite true. I've been coming here for about seven or eight years and I remember when the food used to cost $8.80 per plate - AND after your meal someone was always walking around offering the dessert of the day to everyone. Quaint and tasty and decently priced. Now, everything is almost double that, over $14 per plate. And the flavours have gone downhill. I told these guys the cornbread at Mrs White's was all-world. Out comes stale shitty cornbread that I guarantee was made the previous day - we got there at just after 11am so I KNOW it wasn't fresh. One of my friends asked for mac and cheese, they didn't have it. Also didn't have red beans and rice, which is what I normally order. Um, ok. I asked for smothered chicken. The other two asked for fried chicken. Out come three plates of fried chicken. I was too hungry to care. Then the guy comes out and says they DO have mac and cheese. Whatever. Collard greens aren't flavourful at all - almost like something steamed out of a Green Giant freezer pack. Fried chicken was okay, but not anything better than Church's and three times the price. And nobody offered any dessert, not that we would have had it anyway.\n\nThe bill for all three of us came to $48!! For basically something I could have cobbled together myself and I'm not even kidding. Kraft mac and cheese would have been tastier. Fried chicken takes a little while but isn't rocket science. Collard greens are a twenty-five cent side, and I almost broke my tooth on the cornbread. This place went from a treat to a disaster in one horrible visit. Won't be back unless and until they literally halve their prices and go back to the quality hole-in-the-wall they used to be. At least they accept credit cards now - only took them a half century to figure that out. And to top it off, their website is just as jacked up as their prices. 2 stars.
__label__0 I honestly don't know how anyone can rate this restaurant more than 1 star.  We saw this restaurant featured on Check Please Arizona and being from the south, we were excited to try it.  I decided to take my husband there for his birthday.  Let me start off with the review of the food - it was terrible.  The chicken was greasy, and had no flavor.  The sides were as bad as a school cafeteria.  But the service is even worse!  We arrived around 1:30 on a Saturday.  There were 2 large tables of people and a few other tables but still lots of empty tables (the place is pretty small).  We chose a table in the back - huge mistake, because it reeked of the smells from the bathroom.  But I wanted to try to stay positive since it was my husband's birthday.  We waited only a few minutes before a waiter came by to give us menus and get our drink order.  We ordered non-sweet tea - however, we got one sweet and one non-sweet, we were able to get that remedied, but when the waiter came back to give us the tea, he wouldn't take our order even though we said we were ready.  He said he had to get a pencil and paper and would be back. Well, he didn't come back for almost 45 minutes!  That's not to say he wasn't around, when the large table's food was ready, the brought out the plates one by one - several minutes apart.  Several other tables came in during this time, while we were still waiting to order, he actually took he new tables orders before ours!  Finally, I spoke up next time he was in our vicinity and told him we still hadn't ordered.  Even after this, it took him about 10 minutes to come back!  We should have walked out, but now it was a mission to see how long it would take.  After we ordered, we waited again.  At some point, a man came out and asked a table near us, but who had came in well after us, how long they had been waiting, and this nice lady told him that our table had been waiting longer than hers.  Turns out, they got their food before we did!  In fact several tables that came in after us got food before us.  Finally, we got our food and let me say that I have had better fried chicken from KFC - I actually think they might have gotten the chicken from KFC, because I don't remember the smell of chicken frying in the restaurant.  And of course they got our sides wrong.  At the end of our meal, a lady came by again to the table near us and apologized for the delay and asked if she could provide a dessert on the house, again the nice lady customer informed the employee that in fact we had been there much longer than them, The employee then just looked at us and reluctantly came to our table and asked us if we wanted dessert.  Having lived in the south, I am familiar with racial tensions, and I have read the other Yelpers mentioning the disparity of service for non-dark customers, this place is worse than anything I have ever experienced.  Two hours waiting for a lunchtime meal!  That's CRAZY!  I felt unwelcome and unimportant to the business.  I will never go there again.  And after all of that, it was $34.00!!  Maybe they charge by the number of minutes you occupy the table?  I think I owe my husband another birthday dinner....
__label__0 This place sucks.  The brother of the current owner owns LOLOs Chicken and Waffles.  Go to LoLos.  If you want to experience reverse racism as a white person go to the Golden Rule.  Complete ahole is running his mother's landmark into the ground.
__label__1 Food took forever. Came out bland, and tasteless. Mac and cheese was mush. Yams were mush. Ordered smothered pork chops, received one pork, one beef. I didn't get sick from any cross contamination, but I didn't eat the beef chop. They were two completely different colors, but they insisted it was pork.$16 and all I ate was a pork chop, two bites of each side. None of the burnt cornbread.. and two glasses of koolaid.
__label__0 Don't understand the hype about this place. Went in today only to be disappointed.  Nothing spectacular.
__label__0 First and foremost, buyer beware. I did not end up doing business with this company, but I thought I should write a review here to let others know WHY I chose not to do business with them. Andy did a drive-by estimate for removal of a palm tree and stump grinding. Before he did the estimate, he told me over the phone that it would probably cost at least $300, which is right around what multiple other bonded and insured arborists had been quoting me at for the same service. When he came out to my property, he quoted me at $650-- over double the price of most of the bids that I got for this job. Furthermore, he tried to tell me that I should try to sell my palm tree, which anyone with experience in this field should know is NOT possible because there isn't at least 2' of space around the base of the tree-- it's outgrown its planter and needs to be cut down. That didn't exactly speak volumes to me about his knowledge of tree removal. To be honest, between his astronomical bid and his naive suggestion, I got the impression that this company is pretty shady. That may not be the case, but I'm not taking my chances.
__label__3 We typically try to trim our trees about every two years.  We obtained multiple bids from tree service companies that had decent ratings on either Yelp, the BBB or Angie's List. The bids were for pruning of 4 mesquites and 2 palo brea trees.  The Tree Amigos were higher than the lowest bid we got, but we chose The Tree Amigos since we liked the idea of supporting a smaller company and due to the fact that they have certified arborists that do the tree trimming.\n\nOne of the mesquites is quite big and the job done by Johnnie on that tree was very good.  Of the three remaining mesquites, two were fine and the third was questionable in our opinion.  To be fair, we did ask them to trim this mesquite away from a building, but everyone who has seen the tree is of the opinion that the tree was over trimmed.  Hopefully, it will fill back in as they have advised us it will.\n\nAs for the two palo brea trees they look good, but we felt that some additional thinning could have been done on these trees since a minimal amount was removed and these particular trees had never been professionally pruned.  We are not arborists so perhaps The Tree Amigos are correct in their trimming of these trees.\n\nJohnnie did mention to me that they had damaged one of the window screens and apologized for that.  Unfortunate, but I thought it was at least commendable that he informed us of this.  They very willingly offered to pay the cost to repair the screen and I have no doubt they will do so.\n\nLastly, the clean up job that was performed would rate a 3 out of 5 stars with us.  I had to ask Johnnie to further clean the grass area of our yard where there was a small pile of branches and other twigs left behind.  In other areas of the front and backyard we continued to pick up twigs for days after the trimming.  In comparison to other companies that have trimmed the trees previously the cleanup job was just not as good and I am just of the opinion that a business should leave the premises as good or better than how they found it.  Granted, the tree pruning is of greatest importance, but I think the cleanup job can leave a great final impression with a customer if done right.
__label__1 I was recommended to 180 by several friends. Just like the reviews say, the 'old place' where they used to be located at was wonderful: they had awesome deals, they always washed your car after doing work on it and they were super honest and up front. It seems the consensus is that it no longer is the case: service has gone down, prices have skyrocketed and the honesty factor is questionable.\n\nBut before I found out about all of that, I took my car to Bogi. The engine thermostat showed cold, the engine light came on and my AC seemed to blow hot air. I dropped off my car with the list of issues, including a loud squeaky sound when I drove under 40mph. My friend talked to Bogi and we left the car at night (after it had closed) and dropped off the key in their safe mailbox. \n\nThe next day I didn't get a call. In the late afternoon I call them to hear on progress. Turns out they had no clue that my car had been left there for service, and they didn't know who that key (mine) belong to. Oh great, Bogi must have not told their staff. After going back and forth, they finally get their shit together and start working on my car. They call me and say \"yeah we looked at all your issues and the thermostat is broken and needs to be replaced. That's causing all the issues\". Great, I thought, at least one fix for all my concerns. Except the squeaky noise. \"We drove it around and didn't hear anything\". Hmmmm thats weird. Did they drive it around.. with the windows UP?.. with the loud AC ON? with the music blasting? Without someone outside paying attention? Cause I still hear it, every day. I must have super human hearing...\n\nSo they fix the thermostat and send me the bill. Now, let me preface this with some background story. I have an American car. GM to be specific, Saturn to be exact. This car does not come more freaking standard. It is so cookie-cuter, that you can literally open the user manual and do shit yourself without going to mechanic-school. I say this because I have literally done my own repairs by just googling it around and following instructions. Its the easiest of cars. So how much does a new thermostat costs? At most, $40 (if you don't research prices and so on). Cool. Easy right? Wrong. They charged me nearly $400, only $40 of which was the cost of the part. The rest was labor. Why so much labor? Is the thermostat located under the engine? did you have to dismantle the entire car before you could take the thermostat off? Did you have to fight ninja bears and  fire-breathing dragons before you could even think about putting my new thermostat on? I don't know, they never told me, and I really really really doubt it.\n\nYou'd think that after burning $400 in repairs, I could use my \"refer a friend\" card for a free oil change, right? Wrong. \"Those are for new customers only, and you are no longer a new customer. Oil change will be $39\". Sheez\n\nThen there's all the crap my friends are still going through with them. They get a quote from here, and they get a quote CHEAPER from the dealer. The DEALER, people! The place where none of us go because we know that it will be overpriced! They have done this several times and have gotten different answers depending on which person on staff answers the phone. They'er not even in SYNC as one team, one fixed pricing and one united front. \n\nI hate to say it, but this place is not what it used to be. I agree with all the old reviews about how cool and awesome and honest and kick-ass it used to be. That is no longer the case. I don't believe them, I don't trust them and I am sad to say that those people that recommended me to them (and spoke wonders), have also moved on to other mechanics. So sad.
__label__2 I was asked what I want for dinner tonight, I say Mexican. Okie Dokie then, where? I say Manuel's since we have never been, Okie Dokie then.\n\nSo we arrive and are greeting by three people and taken directly to a booth, which for me is strike number one. I hate booths my body is just not made for them. But there seems to be no tables. I assume the interior is meant to feel like an outside courtyard, it does not in the least feel as such. I am truly over the open duct work look.  But it is clean and not overpowered with music, and thank God no TV's. So we are then greeted by our waitperson, Patches. Yes her real name, I asked. Most wait persons could learn a thing or two from her, very friendly but not over familiar and patient in answering any question and making sure you understand the menu and what comes on the dish. I watched her take the same care with all of her quests, but not letting the attention delay her service.\n\nNow on to the food. I did not like the chips and salsa, to me the chips tasted like cardboard and the salsa had cilantro. I do not like cilantro and if I am aware it will be in the dish; ask that it be left out. I had the tacos with pork. I liked this a lot, the meat was tender and very flavourful the cilantro on this comes in a separate bowl. My mate had the sampler plate; he did not like the food at all. He said it had a hint of flavour and that would be the same flavour for each sample. So he was not impressed. I doubt we will be back as there are other places as close to our home we like better.
__label__1 Very slow service, seems the employee that provides chips and salsa upon arrival was on break.  When the server finally greeted us, she said he'll be back soon, but didn't offer to bring some herself.  Food was delivered same time as complimentary chips.  The waitress never came back for drink refills until she brought the check.  We had to raid an empty table for a place setting as we were shorted.\nThe food was less than average but not awful.  Average value but leaning to slightly over priced.\nIn my opinion there are several Mexican restaurants in the vicinity I would choose over this one in a heart beat.
__label__4 The wife and I spent Christmas weekend visiting family in Pittsburgh and we stayed at Hampton Inn and Suites. The Hotel is located in the Downtown section of Pittsburgh which is ideally located to everything.\n\nNeed to send some love to Kaylee the young lady who checked us in on the evening of 12.22. She was very welcoming; told us about the Hotel and its facilities. I asked a couple of questions and she was very willing and eager to answer my inquires.\n\nHotel room was spacious and it over looked Downtown Pittsburgh. Very nice. Bed was firm, but very soft with plenty of pillows. Free WiFi; yay. Bathroom spotless with plenty of towels. Hotel rooms get a lot of wear and tear with constant usage; our room was clean and well maintained.\n\nThe Hotel offered complimentary breakfast daily. Very nice and good. Lots of choices from healthy to standards like ham, bagels, eggs, potatoes, etc. They had a commercial toaster for all your breads. Variety of fruits, cereals, juices, teas, etc. I must say that it was a delicious breakfast and an a good start to the day.\n\nBusiness center 247; awesome. You never know when you need to print something at 2 AM. They also had a fitness center that I said hi too every time the elevator pass by :)\n\nWhen I shop for a Hotel room I look for convenience, comfort, affordability and service. Hampton Inn and Suites Pittsburgh-Downtown definitely achieves all my expectations. I was not nickel and dime here. Staff was wonderful. Parking was complimentary. Room clean. All the standards were met and with a smile. Good job Hampton Inn. Thank you!
__label__3 My friends and I came here for a friend's birthday. It's a little off-putting when you first come in. We had to cut through a very un-Mediterranean bar to get to the actual resturant. The food and martinis was good, the owner was very attentive, and the entertainment was fun to watch (just make sure you're not in her way when she spins!). Unfortunately, we didn't get a chance to try a hookah.
__label__3 I tried out Isis Salon about a month ago.  After reading the reviews on Isis, I decided to give it a try! Kelly was great! She was nice and listened to what I wanted. I loved the way my hair turned out! I got a haircut and partial highlights for $85 (half of what I normally spend!). Awesome price! I've gone to expensive salons before and just got an okay service....now that I've found Isis, I will definitely be coming back!
__label__2 I have fond memories of this place growing up... we would watch movies on the lawn on a big projector in the summer, sled ride down it in the winter and play frisbee all other times. When I was in college, I would bring a blanket and my books to lay there and study in the sunshine. \n\nI love flagstaff hill!
__label__0 I set up an appointment on WAHOO because my finger nail Got torn back and pulled out, after waiting and arriving they refused service. He said \" I  dont remove nails, go to the hospital.\" What's the point of an urgent care if they refuse Non emergency treatments. Since I had to choose a rating they get one star instead of 0
__label__3 My mother, sister and I had mani/pedis.  One of the cutest nail botiques I have seen but would have liked a larger polish choice. They also would not open bottles of standard OPI / Essie colors that they were out of.  Service was very good and friendly and I received a very detailed mani/pedi. 5 stars for service,  2 for polish, 4 for ambiance (would have liked jets in the basins).  So I am rounding out to 4 and hope next time they do better on the polish front.
__label__3 This place is clean!  I love that.  \n\nThe techs have all been really sweet.  They call the next day to make sure your visit went well.  (The people running the front desk need to work on their delivery.  They come across as a little disinterested and irritated.)  \n\nThey're a little expensive, but you can't put a price on cleanliness and safety!
__label__1 I just moved into the neighborhood and was trying to find the perfect new nail spot. This place looks great and the interior is lovely as well. However, the receptionist was very unfriendly and looked at me as if I didn't belong (I had no makeup on nor do I have plastic surgery as the rest of the clientele). I informed her I was new here and asked about the prices and availability right now. She just showed me the menu and said they were booked until 415...After glancing at the menu, my jaw almost dropped. So I suppose I don't fit into this overpriced, judgmental nail place. I left and no one even said goodbye nor did the receptionist ever ask if I needed to make an appointment.
__label__3 Very urban chic! Their chai tea latte is one of the best I've had in Vegas. Their breakfast items are over-priced, especially since their bagels are supermaket Sara Lee brand; however, they have a honey-butter they serve with them that absolutely makes up for it.
__label__0 Went here after lunch at the sushi place next door, and cannot understand the good ratings.\n\nThis is NOT real gelato. It's like a real gelato place because it has a lot of flavors, but the actual product tastes like standard ice cream and was missing the light creamy texture of the real thing. \n\nThumbs way down. I could have gone to a Ben and Jerry's instead.
__label__4 Cheating death has never been this much fun.\n\nTaking a last minute reservation and completely not knowing what we were getting ourselves into, we sat in on the safety talk, and were right on our way to meet up with Captain Dan on our rodeo raft.  Now, Captain Dan is another 5-star review for another review, so I'll stick with the details and rafting itself.  \n\nA \"rodeo raft\" is not a fun frolic thru a couple rapids and down some little whitewater falls where everyone on the raft yells \"WHEEEE!!\".  It's actually a double-black diamond, death-cheating scenario down class 4 and 5 whitewater where the raft is only 30 pounds and flips easily on even the calmest of waters.  If a fly were to land on the raft and fart, we surely would have flipped again.\n\nWhile it would have been wise to bring water shoes and maybe some swim trucks, I decided to go in my burlap shorts (which weighed 85 lbs soaking wet) and my canvas Keen shoes.  With that combo you'd think we would have been weighted down enough, but hell no.  \n\nStill after four runs and a couple hours of unintentional swimming and lifesaving, I couldn't believe we just did what we had done.  The most fun I've had in a long time.\n\nStrong swimmers encouraged.  Novice rafters discouraged.  But aw why the hell not!
__label__3 The actual facility and trip experience was incredible. However, the guide letting us in and our of our kayaks were sarcastic to the point of being rude. He joked that my friend was going to go under water if she didn't plug her nose, just by being pushed into the water and then upon exiting he told me to paddle as hard as I could into the dock to help him get momentum to lift me up. Not knowing better I actually did this and got a serious jolt. What if I had had back problems or neck problems? Not cool. \n\nThe water and scenery was beautiful and there was SO much to do at the whole center. We did not let this one idiot ruin our day. It is a little pricey so you have to make the most of your day there and get there early, but it is so worth it.
__label__1 As a launching point for your exploration of all Pittsburgh has to offer this place is OK.\n\nBut just OK.  There are a few restaurants, a few shops.\n\nIt could be so much better.  Think Faneuil Hall in Boston or Union Station in DC.  Bigger cities OK, but I think a lot more could be done.  Heard it might change hands, hopefully that will help.
__label__4 This place is like half movie theatre, half bizzaro museum. It's worth going to just for the weird statues and creepy wax figures that stare at you from every corner. \n\nThe movies are only three bucks so you can't beat that. The theaters themselves are okay, nothing fancy for sure, and sometimes the sound quality isn't the best. But hey, it's three bucks.\n\nI figure I'm paying $1.50 for the movie and a $1.50 for the entertainment of the statues.\n\nI just wish Pollack would open up a museum of his whole collection. I hear he has a ton of stuff. I wanna see it!!!
__label__2 My movie-going experience here over the past 10+ years of my life has always been a mixed bag.  Sometimes the staff is great.  Often times the staff is not.  Sometimes the theaters are clean, my feet don't stick to the floor, and I feel like I can sit down without sitting in someone else's leftover mess.  Other times it looks like a tornado just went through the theater when I am being seated for my (next) film.\n\nOverall you can't beat the price and it is a great place to catch that, \"Don't wanna pay AMC prices but still wanna see it in a theater\" movie.\n\nWe go about 1-2 times every 2 months and always have a good enough time. \n\nCheck it out - and get a camera phone picture with Elvis or Marilyn!
__label__4 I love this theater !!!  $2 Tuesday's Cheap popcorn and soda and there seats are so comfortable!!
__label__3 Have enjoyed your theater many times and certainly would attend more often if it were not for the great distance.  We live in Sun City West and would really like to suggest some thought to opening a theater in that northwest vicinity.   With the communities of Sun City, Sun City West, Sun City Grand and Surprise, I believe the attendance level would be excellent.   Meanwhile we shall continue to visit the Tempe location whenever possible.  Thank you.
__label__4 The sister line of Jcrew that started a year ago and has been in Vegas for only about four months now. It's not everywhere more like you can't find it anywhere. Thus it is awesome.\n\nThe place is very casual for people who have some money since some of the stuff does have Jcrew like prices but not everything. Lots of basics, sweaters, outwear, and a designer jeans area that won't send you home crying with their exorbitant prices. The basics aren't plain basics either. They put their own touch to things. They just sell clothes that you can own for a long time and so they aren't really hung up with trendy clothes. But it's not to say that they don't have one of a kind pieces that you must have. The quality of their fabrics and stitching show you that you are getting your moneys worth. And they do have accessories scattered around the place. They even have really cute, I mean so freaken cute, necklaces which rang around $250 but only because it was real gold.\n\nAnd I just loved how they had Tide-to-go in a bowl near some clothes that explained why you needed to have it with you at all times. It was a nice touch to the store. Plus the girls that were working there were so helpful and knew what they were selling.\n\nBecause I'm a yelper I'll let you in on a secret. Ask the people who work there about their jean special. I won't say anything else. Just do it.\n\nThis is my new favorite store.
__label__0 It was the only Chinese take out around the Rhodes Ranch area for awhile. To be honest, the food is average and a bit pricey in comparison to other establishments.\n\nOn the positive, their honey walnut shrimp is very tasty and I recommend it.  \n\nMy only real complaint, which is a pretty big deal is that they have awful customer service.  Phone orders are always rushed and they dont reiterate your order so you dont know if they got it right. Also, they're not very welcoming at all. When you go in, they appear to just care about taking your money and rarely thank you. I always feel cheated or wrong about giving them business. The Hawaiian place door always shows their gratitude and China A No No should learn from them. I would not recommend. Try Pumi, instead.
__label__2 I wish they would give us an option for 1/2 stars. I really give this China A GoGo location - 3 1/2 stars. We found this place by accident while helping my brother move from his apartment to his house. We were in charge of picking up food. That was 3 years ago. Since then we've been going to China A GoGo for our chinese-fast food cravings. \n\nOkay so we don't frequently go out to eat. Only when we don't have anything else to eat at home OR we're sick of eating my cooking. =D\n\nThe reason why we keep going to China A GoGo is:\n1) Very generous portions, especially when you order combos.\n2) Variety of foods. There is plenty to choose from on the menu. They even serve Pad Thai.\n3) Food is cooked to order and not placed on a warming dish.\n4) Prices are pretty cheap.\n5) It's nearby.\n\nWe prefer their food to Panda Express and the Grand China which is on the other side of Durango (and Warm Springs). I hear that the Henderson location is a lot better. We may have to take a trip there one day to see if it's true.
__label__3 I ordered General Tsao's chicken, fried rice, egg rolls, and egg drop soup. The portions were generous, and everything was fresh. The General's chicken had just enough vegetables, and sauce. The egg rolls were crispy, and tasted like they had just rolled them. The fried rice tasted made to order as well. Will definitely be a regular customer.
__label__4 My boyfriend and I ordered an appetizer and an entree to share before going out to the clubs, so we didn't want to stuff ourselves.  We ordered a gnoochi appetizer which was amazing and for our entree we got the seared duck.  To our surprise, I believe the owner came out, and brought us out two dishes of the duck.  We had a full meal and didn't have to share and they didn't charge us for the extra plate!  The duck was amazing!!  Cooked to perfection!  Beautiful restaurant and delicious food.  Can't wait to come back and try their fixed menu!  Thank you Aureole!
__label__1 I am giving this review 2 stars because the food was good. \n\nThe dining room was beautiful and the wine tower is impressive. Of course had I known  we were going to be charged extra to sit in \"Swan Court\" I would have chosen the wine tower room.  I thought she was asking for a preference since the restaurant was empty.  \n\nOur server was by far the rudest server I have ever experienced. He was condescending and borderline hostile. I don't know if he thought he was being funny or we just looked young and he thought he get away with it.\n\nI go to Vegas once a year to have a little fun and have  wonderful fine dining experiences. Aureole WILL NOT be on my list for a return visit.
__label__3 The flagship restaurant of the Mandalay Hotel and Casino, Aureole is architectural and design wonder.  The sleek open space is punctuated by the 3 story wine tower, home to nearly 10,000 bottles  (a fifth of their overall inventory).  This version of Aureole is far different from the small, intimate original in Manhattan's Upper East side, but in Vegas, bigger is better.  Visuals are great and all, but how is the food?  Excellent.  Chef Charlie Palmer's \"progressive American\" focuses on dishes of high-quality ingredients simply prepared and presented.  The menu is straightforward, either choose the 3 course prix fixe or the 7 course \"Celebration of Great American Food\" tasting menu.  Selections are mostly seasonal, although consistent on the menu are the \"Peking\" duck and Colorado lamb, both very good.\n\nAureole is home to one of the largest and diverse wine lists one will ever see.  Over 2,000 selections and 50,000 total bottles, the list is presented electronically on a wireless tablet PC.  There is an initial \"wow, this is cool\" upon seeing this, in practice it would be best to have a good ol' analog (paper) wine list.  Although I am usually too proud to ask for help selecting a bottle, there is simply too man options here.  The sommeliers are incredibly knowledgeable, and I suppose they had better be with an inventory such as this.  I would prefer to see a better by-the-glass list.  Unless you get the 7 course meal, with the wine pairings, your single serving options are rather limited.
__label__2 i'll break it down loosely and to the point.\n\nparty of 16, good atmosphere, attentive for the most part during the orders. we obviously had a prefix 3 course menu since it was so many of us. had the spiced ahi tuna  which was really great, my main entree was the halibut and if i'd known it was going to be bland i'm sure i would not have ordered it, i ate about 1/3rd of it only and wasn't taken back by it at all, sadly. being a fan of cream spinach i ordered it as my side dish, it was ok but i've had better, no dis to the chefs. everyone just has different likings. the dessert creme brulee was great. service could have been better without a doubt. i had a blast because we were all there as friends, its not like we sit around and point out flaws. work it out aureole, work it out.
__label__0 What a terrible dining experience! My girlfriend and I decided to try this restaurant because we wanted to go to a nice restaurant for our anniversary, and because we are both wine lovers. When we were seated at our table our server came over and started speaking in Spanish to us. Neither of us are very fluent in Spanish, so we kindly asked him if he could speak to us in English. His reply was \"NO! You should know the language, so you must try\". First of all, I realize that I should know a second language, but a fine dining restaurant is not the venue in which I'd like to buff up on my Spanish skills. \n\nNext came the wine . That was delicious, and the highlight of our experience. \n\nWhen our entrees arrived, the server did not leave. He asked us about the wine in Spanish, and made us try to reply to him in Spanish. He said \"I'm not leaving until you say it correctly\". Then he asked us where we were from and we replied \"San Diego\". He wanted to know how long the drive was. Then then went on to say \"The reason I'm asking is because the girl that I was dating lived in San Diego, and we used to meet in Barstow or Victorville, get a hotel room, and then drive back our separate ways. Do you two think that I did the majority of the driving? It doesn't matter now though, she broke up with me...but whatever\" First of all, yes...you did do the majority of the driving. Second of all, I don't want to hear about your sexual escapades while I'm trying to eat my dinner (which by the way was a terrible overcooked piece of pork). Not worth the money. \n\nGot back to the hotel after dinner, and about 4 hours later we were both very sick from the food and spent the rest of the night running to and from the bathroom. Take your money, and spend it elsewhere!
__label__1 The decor of this expanded version of Chef Charlie Palmer's New York City Classic is absolutely amazing. The wine tower in the middle of the restaurant is a four story temperature controlled wine tower, with flying wine angels. \nFor a restaurant that has been recognized as a AAA Four Diamond Restaurant and epicurious.com top restaurants from 1995 to 2010 , I was extremely disappointed with the service. Our waiter never introduced his name nor came back in a timely manner to see if we would like to start on any appetizers before our main entree. By the time our waiter ,by, the name of Abdaljalil ( asked for his name from another server walking by) came by to take my drink order.. i was ready to order my whole meal for the evening. \n\nI ordered a glass of wine to enjoy with my sirloin sliders with guacamole and chipotle sauce and a plate of artisaal cheese and house accompaniments, sliders were perfectly cooked and prepared. \n\nFor the main entree I ordered 2 bone in rib eye with the garlic firecracker and classic bearnaise sauce accompany with some Parmesan fries and buttered asparagus. \n\nWhen ordering our main entree, I asked our waiter Abdaljalil if he could slice the rib eye in pieces for us, he responded No. So i left it as that. \n\nAs our servers Dario and Ricardo were extremely tentative with refilling our water and constantly asking us what was needed, they even offered if i would like the bone in rib eye sliced in the back to make it easier for sharing. First, I already asked our waiter prior to ordering, so i was a bit confused with they offered to take it back to the kitchen. Our waiter Abdaljalil pulled Dario and Ricardo behind our booth and was saying something for quite a while, somehow Dario and Ricardo made my request happen! \n\nOur bone in rib eye was cooked to perfection, our sides was good but nothing to rave about. \n\nIn all honesty, i was disappointed with our Waiter.If we didn't have good servers like Dario and Ricardo, i would have rated this a 1. \n\nThe waiter did not even bring us our check,our servers did!!!!!!! \n\nI have dine at the Charlie Palmer in Orange County a lot, and that restaurant has never let me down. I was expecting the same type of service when dining at Aureole. \n\nI would probably attempt to dine at Aureole again and request for a different waiter, and hopefully get the same servers and better experience.Hopefully i can revised this review when i revisit the restaurant for a second chance.
__label__1 Ah Aureole.  Lovely to look at, food divine.  Service?  Ridiculously bad.  Reservations at 930.  Get in, get seated.  Waiter disappears after leaving us with their malfunctioning tablet wine list.  Returns nearly twenty minutes later & is a bit annoyed that we haven't chosen our wine.   Because its clearly our fault the tablet isn't working.  Then he begins warning us (four times total) that \"we'll be closing soon.\"  \nAgain.  Food, magnificent.  So so so good.  But feeling directly pressured to hurry the heck up and get out after being abandoned by the waiter...um no.  We won't go back.
__label__1 As you descend the two flights from Mandalay Bay's main concourse to Aureole you are stuck by the tower of wine in the center of the staircase, a promise this Michelin rated place will be worth  the price.  Reception is more efficient than welcoming and you are soon escorted to your table.  For such an apparently sophisticated locale dress is remarkably casual.  My coat and tie were in the minority, as was my touch of gray hair.  We have been there twice and both times the clientele was predominantly 20 and 30-somethings and in shirt sleeves and fashionable jeans.  Ask for a table in the back near the waterfall and swan pond.\n\nThe wine list is indeed impressive, but is presented on what must be the original pad computer.  It requires a stylus, is balky and is as non-intuitive as can be.  Come with an idea of what wine you want and insist the sommelier operate the damn thing for you before she slips away.   Service overall was excellent though it was Valentine's Day evening and the place was packed.\n\nWe both ordered fish, perhaps not the specialties of the house.  The swordfish in citrus with vegetables was beautifully presented.  The root vegetables were partially peeled with the skins tied into butterfly wings.  The fish was only good by comparison.  The red snapper, characterized by our waiter as flaky, was under cooked and flavorless.  It was presented on a bacon infused bed of vegetables that were much better than the fish.  The side of root vegetables was uniquely spiced and delicious.\n\nThe star of the meal was the onion soup, presented under a pastry shell the waiter cut open.  Excellent.  For such a highly rated restaurant the evening was disappointing.
__label__3 I've only been here for work dinners.  If I were paying my own check, I'd probably choose a different restaurant, as I feel it's a bit overpriced for the quality of the food.  (It is Vegas, however, and everything is expensive, so...).   The restaurant entrance and lobby are quite nice - the wine tower makes for an eye-catching centerpiece to the main dining room.  Service has been attentive, though a bit slow paced.  We had no difficulty getting the attention of our server when I've dined here.  I suspect some people may interpret a leisurely pace as \"poor service.\"  Each time I've dined here, my server frequently came through to fill water and wine glasses, see if anything was needed, and to ensure we were enjoying our dinners.  I also found them to be very accommodating, for example, making some substitutions even though I had ordered from a prix fixe menu.   All in all, I have had good experiences here.
__label__4 This review is for the bar area.  \n\nOn a trip to Vegas November 2010, Hubs and I stayed at Mandalay, so we tried a plethora of their restaurants. I had read that Aureole had a great happy hour, so we headed over to the bar to partake. Two for one wine flights and appetizers. We got, how do I put this delicately...wasted. The wine was plentiful and the appetizers, while delicious (I had my first oxtail) were not enough to stave off the effects of the alcohol.\n\nOur bartender was really nice and attentive. I disliked one of the wines in my flight and he chose another one for me to replace it. He let us play with the digital wine list, and kept a close eye on our needs all evening. After our flights he suggested some desert wines that were a great way to end our Aureole experience and then release us into the casino, inhibitions shorn away!\n\nOverall, a very pleasant experience and I am sad to see the bad reviews Aureole has been receiving lately. I have always wanted to have dinner there but I will wait until things improve.
__label__0 Let me just start with as you walk toward and I to Aureole you are hit with a foul odor of unknown origin. So not a good start. Second you are served a run of the mill bread assortment COLD! I agree with a previous poster, cold bread is a joke in a fine dinning establishment.\n\nOk onto the food. I can make this very short and to the point, UNEDIBLE! We sent back every course except the the white truffles risotto. The rest of the food and I mean all four courses because even the second choices the manager had made for us to try and compensate for the disastrous first course was horrible.  \n\nA total disappointment and nauseating experience. Anybody who rates this as great food has no idea what great food is and no way has eaten at Roubocon or Guy Savoy. \n\nDo not waste your money.
__label__4 a new found fav of mine... try something different
__label__1 Underwhelming. \n\nThe french onion soup could have had a deeper flavor, it was borderline bland. They cook it with a puff pastry on top. The puff pastry was slightly underdone and was slimy. The cheese on top that was cooked to a crisp was very good though. There were 2 pieces of foie gras in it, both of which were decent, although the flavor diluted. \n\nThe octopus salad was the worst octopus I've had. It was dry and tasteless. I sent it back and received the agnolotti. This was significantly better, but the pasta was a little thick. The mushrooms were very good. \n\nThe seared foie gras was very good. I liked the huckleberry but wasn't a fan of the samosa or carrot puree. \n\nMy friend's cod was very bland, while my other friend's branzino was cooked very well and flavored nicely. \n\nThere are better dining options in Vegas, and I definitely won't be back.
__label__1 So the Swan Court is an upgraded restaurant within the Aureole experience in Las Vegas.  More private setting, many tables have semi-private balconies outside the restaurant overlooking a small pool that swans swim in (hence the name).  The menu is similar, but usually slightly upgraded, or narrowed, slightly more expensive, and considered a more exclusive dining experience.\n\nWe have had several dining experiences in Aureole Las Vegas, and after a couple disappointing dining experiences in the main restaurant several years ago, before they revamped the staff, switched to only dining in the Swan Court for the upgraded service, menu, and attention to detail that it is noted for.  \n\nIt is worth noting that we have dined in the NY Aureole probably 7-8 times (and we don't live in NY) - it's consistently superb.  Our recent experience over the holiday week in Las Vegas, however, was disappointing.  \n\nWhen we arrived, we were the second table seated in the Swan Court (which seemed fully staffed).  Despite this, our waiter seemed quickly overwhelmed with some his load, when just a couple other tables were seated in our section.  We ordered a second soda for one person in our party, and it took between 20 and 25 minutes for it to arrive, which was after we were finished with dinner and heading into dessert.   Had we not been worried about making a fuss, we would have just refused it, as it was quite late in the dinner by the time it arrived, and not appropriate for the dessert course.  There were also long waits before the staff noticed the bread plate was empty, one of our menus was missing a page, etc... Just not the \"spot on\" type experience one expects.\n\nWe all had the Parallel Tasting menu, and were candidly underwhelmed.  There was nothing \"bad\", but unlike many of the \"Michelin and Michelin-like\" restaurants we have eaten at with celebrity chefs, it just wasn't \"outstanding\" or \"remarkable\".  While the Wagyu Beef course was strong, it was buffeted by what were other lackluster courses.  The Amuse Bouche was also strong.  If it was a middle of the road restaurant, with middle of the road pricing, we probably would have left pleased, however, compared to many of the other fine dining experiences we have had in the last year, it just left us wanting, in terms of the meal, and the service, when compared to similar price points / similar styled restaurants.\n\nThis is a sentimental favorite of mine - I planned to propose to my now wife at this \"Swan Court\", but our travel plans changed (but the proposal did not!), but this was not the dining experience I fell in love with years ago.
__label__2 it was kinda coo...it would have been a little more fun if there were servers around to actually be dicks but they were running a pretty tight ship. they were being pretty rude. i was checking my work email on my phone ( i know lame but i still have responsibilities) homie kept touching my screen to make me mess up. i got the point. i put the phone away. one thing i wish i would have known is that you can leave your bra at the bar. damn. i am all for fun but you do not leave a $40 victoria secret push up bra at no bar....maybe the $8 target bra. the food was pretty good but i had to bounce out earl to catch my flight back home. it would be nice to go again and actually get to enjoy it.
__label__1 We came here last year for my birthday in Vegas. We came for the experience of course because the food was not that great. \n\nThey truly WERE dicks!!! They seated us and and called some of us names! Made us hats and it all had something rude or obnoxious written on it! \n\nIt was for pure fun! Interesting experience but the food was okay.
__label__2 Good place to go to is your looking for a casual, fun night out while stumbling back to you hotel.
__label__3 We had a blast!  We stayed at the Excalibur (Where it is located) and ate here the last night in town.  GREAT time!  Music was cool, waitress was a total biotch and right on task with the whole place! The food is good, not great but prices were reasonable. Don't miss the frozen drink bar, 32 oz of seriously leaded Cat 5 Hurricane in a $16 plastic hurricane cup and get it refilled for $9 every time after.  SO GOOD!
__label__4 I went to Dick's twice in May once with a 9y.o and the second time with adults. I loved how they were able to adapt the humor to be on my 9y.o niece's level and made it enjoyable for her and then when I went back with my adult family it was a riot! It was a great time and I really enjoyed the food! I orderd the hot link bbq plate with mac n cheese. OMG their hotlinks and mac n cheese were heaven I actually ordered the same thing when I went back the second time because I was craving it again, TWO DAYS LATER!
__label__0 This place is terrible. The whole idea of the place is dumb; I'm not paying overpriced prices for bad service, bad jokes, and to be seated on a bench with other couples. I left before I ordered.
__label__2 Well I\"m not sure I have enough experience to really grade these guys. I've only been here once, it seemed like most everyone was having fun. They make crazy hats with really embarrassing sayings on them and put them on most peoples heads. The waitress was really rude but I think that's all part of their silly ambiance. Not really my taste but if your expecting it and into it, I guess its ok. I didn't eat, just had a couple drinks and they were LARGE and TASTY, I'll give them that.
__label__0 Terrible food! Terrible!!! Over priced diner food. Dry, chewy, garbage. Super suburban restaurant that tries to be silly and fun but it's just generic and terrible. If I had 20 thumbs they'd all be down.
__label__0 I get it. I understand the premise. At first it was cute and funny and amusing, but when you place a hat on my 13 YEAR OLD daughters head that says \"I'm the load my mom should have swallowed\"............. i looked at the list of things that you say you are NOT and i realized you covered all those bases.\nSo if you're looking for a place with uncomfortable seating and mediocre overpriced food. This is it.
__label__4 Great neighborhood place that serves delicious food late into the night.\n\nFirst room has a bar and a few tables... through there is a second room all for dining with a window view to the street.\n\nUnpretentious, authentic, tasty Italian.  Sea Scallops were perfect.
__label__4 Went here for the first time on a Wednesday evening, and I must say, I never knew this place existed and now so happy that I do. \n\nAtmosphere: The restaurant is the perfect size. It's not overly large, but it's not tiny either, but could easily fill up with a few large parties or several couples. It's super dim, though, so if you do not enjoy eating in the dark, then you may want to find a table with many candles nearby. Otherwise, it's adorable inside, updated but modern and fresh. Also, since this restaurant is on 17th and off the East Carson path, you don't feel as though you're in the middle of the Southside dealing with every college kid that just discovered alcohol. \n\nService: The servers and owner (who I got to meet) were wonderful. They know the menu and also care. I think due to the size of the place, it's manageable for them to not be overwhelmed and spread thin.\n\nFood: Let me tell you ... I had the Butternut Squash Gnocchi with Boar Ragu and I'm still thinking about it. The gnocchi were absolutely fresh and probably the best I've ever had. They melted in my mouth and I did not want them to end. The boar ragu was also incredibly fresh and the pairing was something I would have never been able to produce in my own mind. I'm being dramatic, but I truly enjoyed it and I made that apparent by eating every last bite and then licking up the sauce on the plate with leftover bread. \n\nWe finished with the chocolate bread pudding and it was the best decision. It was a little more like a molten lava cake and a quick bread,  so it was not overly \"pudding\" esque. My opinion is that if a restaurant has bread pudding as a dessert, then you should get it cause it's probably amazing. Few places dare make bread pudding because either they know some people see it as outdated, but nowadays I feel it can be so unique. The only other place that rivaled this option was NOLA... they used to have a red velvet bread pudding that may be one of the greatest desserts I've ever had, but I digress.\n\nI'll definitely be adding Dish to my \"nice night out\" rotation!
__label__4 A very nice seafood dinner for my family. My wife loved the Frutti di Mare linguini, my six year old loved my leek soup and tilefish, especially the garlicky spinach and potato salad, and I enjoyed what she left me. Nice wine selection, and excellent bread. Definitely a repeater.
__label__1 The restaurant has a nice appearance but the food was disappointing.\n\nWe got what looked like a heaping amount of guacamole, but in the middle of it they put chips (hidden to the eye until you get there) which made for soggy chips and less guac.  The guac was actually pretty good but that was disappointing.\n\nI got the pulled pork sandwich for lunch.  The portions were tiny and there was absolutely no presentation.  For $15 dollars at lunch I expect more food and more presentation than I got.\n\nThe drinks here are expensive too.  I think they are all about $12 each.  We went for the pitcher of Mojito's and while it was good, it was hard to get the mojito out from all of the ice, etc.\n\nI would not eat here again, nor would I recommend it to anyone.
__label__0 casual. loud. ghetto. creeps and cheap half naked Butter-faces (everything is good but her face!!). \n\new never again.
__label__1 We came here to watch the playoffs. I made a reservation since I knew it was going to be busy. I knew everyone will be looking for a table to watch the games. The host told me not to worry and that my table will be ready. When I got there, I didn't get my table and we had to wait for the upstairs to open. This bar was not ready to host any big games. The bartender that served my margarita didn't make it right. So easy to mess up a margarita..  Food was ok. Regular bar food. They were not very accommodating especially when you have reservations. The hostess just sat everyone that walked in. She had no clue about playoffs Sunday. I should've just watched the games at the sports book in a casino. Atleast they give out free drinks!
__label__2 Food and drinks were decent for what you pay and not horrifically overpriced. Service wasn't bad. Compared to other places I've tried in Vegas, I'd go back. Nice atmosphere.
__label__0 If your waiter has a faux hawk and mutton chops, go ahead and kick that d-bag in the balls for me.  \nThis was the worst service I have ever had in my life.  Took two hours to eat a quesadilla cause our ass whipe of a waiter couldn't be found.  When he was found, he would bring you the wrong drink, or poor water into your soda.\nAll in all, I would give this place zero if I could.  I just hope that DoucheBag McMuttonChops didn't spend his $0.20 tip in one place.
__label__2 A friend recommended this place. \n\nAfter landing it was our first stop and can't really complain too much. One star for the food (nothing too special or out of the ordinary) and two starts the the location. In fact, the best part of Diablo's is the location. We sat on the patio looking over the strip and had the best people watching. SIT ON THE PATIO!
__label__1 This place is deceiving! You think you'll have one hell of a time because of the large sexy devil woman statue on the top of building and the red hot neon spelling out the name. Well, as cool as this place looks on the outside it doesn't deliver on food or atmosphere inside. It's basically a sports bar covered in a gimmicky sin theme serving bland mexican food. The margaritas were weak and served in cheap plastic. If I'm gonna pay $36 bucks for a pitcher, I kind of think it should be served in a glass.\n\nThere was also a slight sickly sulfur smell throughout the evening. I don't know if it was from the construction on the strip or the exhaust from the numerous cars that sit at the streetlight in front of this  place. Hopefully that's not a common occurrence. Do yourself a favor and find another options for mexican food.
__label__2 Talked to the concierge at the hotel  and there were few options for us with the large group and wanting to eat fairly soon.  We headed over to Diablo's who could seat us right away.\n\nGiven that it was dinner time with a packed restaurant and bar our service was excellent.  I am not saying there were no delays, but they were minimal especially given the crowd and our group size.\n\nMargaritas were average, but well made and quickly brought to the table.  The chips and salsa were average.  The chips crisp and nicely salted.  The salsa however, was only average. There were 3 different types of salsa but none of them were particularly memorable.  The guacamole was fresh and creamy but also did not stand out.\n\nThe chicken burrito was thick and you could order it \"wet\" or with a nice mole.  While good it was average, much like other tex mex places that I have eaten around the country.\n\nThe bet thing of the night was the wait staff who were quick, polite, and efficient with no errors.  The food only rates a 3 but the staff would get a 4 stars (I was not there for the dancers or the staff might get a 5 star).
__label__0 Good service, horrible food!! The chips were stale and they charge for salsa that I could have made myself (and I'm no chef). I wanted grilled shrimp tacos which they didn't have on the menu. They brought me tacos with frozen shrimp that is normally served in those cheepie salads. I was really dissatisfied with the overall experience and even more dissapointed in the quality of food.
__label__3 $3 margaritas? $3 for 2 beers? I'll take it. People say it's watered down? margaritas aren't really my forte, so I'm pretty weak when it comes to it. We were suppose to pregame before going to the Minus 5 ice bar on the inside of the Monte Carlo, and we ended up eating. \n\nThe appetizer platter is a meal in and of itself!!! Wings, calamari, potato skins, and something else can't remember. The bf bought me a yard of strawberry margarita...and I was drunk by the time we walked to MGM to play blackjack.\n\nFriendly service, I'd come back, food was pretty good!
__label__0 My friends and I went here for dinner one night, and I wish we hadn't. We were hankering for some Tex-Mex type food, but this place, while it looked promising, was a major fail.\n\nWe were seated right away, but that was the only positive of the evening. We ordered chips and salsa. The salsa tasted alright, but the chips tasted like they were poured into our bowl from one of those $2 bags you find at the grocery store. Blah. The food we ordered was INCREDIBLY salty!! Salty to the point where it was nearly impossible to eat it! Everyone ended up only eating about half their entree as a result, and even that was a bit of a struggle.\n\nTwo in our group ordered mango margaritas, and both of them said they weren't very good at all. And then the waiter... He was MIA for most of the night, and I felt like taking our order, refilling our drinks and checking in on us was a bother for him. I don't need my waiter to be uber-friendly, but he/she SHOULD at least be attentive and a little personable. Bad food, bad service.
__label__3 This place is great nice atmosphere I advise you to make your reservation online for fast  seating.. Food was pretty good , portions could  be a little larger but enough to satisfy... a great place to people watch direct view of strip at this location:).. as a part I must say Diablo has smoking  super hot waitresses!!! and I mean these waitresses are smoking:).....(I was the one asking about the shoes that the waitresses where lol).. but all in all it's a great place to have a quick dinner without the heavy price tag!!!
__label__1 Diablo's was a Disappointment!  I wanted to have a relaxing dinner and a few drinks with a few of my colleagues from work.  We decided to give this place a try since none of us had ever been here before.  To our surprise, the service was terrible and slow, the appetizers were the greasiest things I've ever tried, and we were so put off by this place that we actually didn't even order dinner.  Not to mention that we were sweating bullets in our seats, I get that LV is hot but crank up the air for your customers.\n\nWe were seated promptly by a hostess at the door since we had a reservation.  We were a party of 12 and they had a nice big table set-up for us.  The waiter then didn't appear to take our drink order for at least another 10mins.  Then he didn't come back with our drinks for another 10min.  We knew we were in for trouble at this point so we ordered our appetizers quickly since we assumed there would be a wait.  We waited about 20min. before we saw our waiter or our appetizers again.  At this point we were 40min. into the meal and hadn't even been asked if we wanted an entr\u00e9e.  We all agreed to eat our apps. and get out.  30min. and a burger joint later, I finally got to eat dinner.  \n\nI'm sure this place is a good place to grab a beer on the strip but don't go here with expectations that the food or service will be good.
__label__0 This place sux a**!  This is based solely on the service, didn't stay long enough to try any food or beverages.  The staff is straight up rude which was the only low light to my recent stay in Vegas.  If you stay at the Monte Carlo, there are plenty of other bars and restaurants, so skip this one unless you feel like being annoyed.  The staff was not willing to accommodate simple requests and seemed more focused on harrassing us than providing good service or any service at all!
__label__1 While out and about for my friends bday, we stopped in this place for dinner. \n\nI had the enormous nachos which was great! Others had burritos, quesdillas, etc. The food was pretty good, always pricey on the strip. The reason why I gave this place a 2 star was the service! \n\nHorrible customer service. Not to be mean but the server was trashy. Why does one need her breast in my face while I'm eating mexican food. I did not know we were at a strip club. I don't think she even smiled once. We waited forever for our check and although my friends stated clearly they did not want their quesdilla they order previously, she still brought it was made a big fuss. \n\nOh well-
__label__3 Excellent service, great prices and their food is awesome.  My wife and I ordered some onion rings, they showed up hot, plentiful and delicious (and cheap - $5).\n\nI ordered a pulled pork sandwich that came with chipotle mayo and cole slaw (but I'm allergic to carrots). The waitress told me the cook would make up a batch just for me that had no carrot and the whole thing was AWESOME. It showed up with fries and a pickle and I was very happy. It wasn't terribly busy and it's right on the strip in front of Monte Carlo. I can't wait to go back.
__label__0 Bad food below average service. Need to be lit to eat at this place. It will help
__label__3 We have had drinks and good here twice since our stay in Vegas and it didn't let us down either time. The first time we shared the chicken and steak nachos which was huge and delicious and we couldn't even finish the plate together!! The second time we had the tortilla chips and salsa and mild chicken wings, both so good and not over filling which is great when accompanied by beer. Not expensive and good size servings.\n\nBe sure to get the tickets from the girl out the front though for the buy one get one free drinks as it works out cheaper than happy hour. We had great service both time and very friendly staff.
__label__1 Don't waste your time or money here. 30 dollars for a Chupacabra and margarita on the rocks. Both were highly disappointing. We expected more from the Chupacabra, especially since it was featured on the tv in our upstairs hotel room. We took my margarita back and they upgraded to a Cadillac. Better, but still not great. Another member of the group ordered a blended margarita and was equally disappointed. Food was so so, and disappointing you had to pay for chips and salsa. Employees were nice, but try elsewhere for your money.
__label__3 This place is pretty cool. Their drinks are (for Vegas) reasonably priced, they have good food and it's a loud and rowdy atmosphere. \n\nThe place is well decorated-they've got cool multicolored string lights that change colors around the bar area and good lighting/ decorations throughout the restaurant. \n\nTheir guacamole is tasty--although a bit deceiving because it's served in this goblet that makes it look like there's a ton in there. Then, when you innocently try to dig to the bottom of the bowl, BAM you hit another layer of chips. Lies. \n\nThey're expensive (it's Vegas, duh), but if you go and just order a few drinks and appetizers, it's pretty rad cuz you can just post up and people watch. Kinda great.
__label__2 Great looking place, but way over priced. They even charge you for chips and salsa. The food was OK, nothing to write home about. I guess I should have expected this for Las Vegas tourist trap restaurant. Although the taste of the food was mediocre  the service was good. The food came out very approximately 3 minutes after we ordered it. So quickly in fact I guessing the plates where pre-made and then microwaved, but I can't confirm that. Diablo cantina was a total bust. They will never get another dine from me.
__label__2 It took me a while to decide whether to give Diablo's 2 or 3 stars.  I decided to go with three since most decent places in Vegas are expensive and at least Diablo's had very yummy food and generous portions.\n\nHowever, this was the worst service I have ever experienced anywhere...ever.  Our server, on the rare occasion she stopped by, was straight-up rude.  She was so rude it seemed like it had to be intentional- she even got frustrated with my friend just because she wanted fresh cheese on her nachos instead of both fresh and creamy/processed cheese.  The waitress sighed loudly and said in an irritated voice, \"It's NOT going to taste the same\" and shook her head when my friend explained that she's never liked that kind of \"fake\" cheese.  She also grumpily said, \"Well, what do you want?\" when she came to take our order.  No hello, no eye contact, nothing.\n\nIt also took at least 30 minutes for our orders to be taken even though the restaurant wasn't very busy, another 90+ minutes before our food showed up, and another 30+ minutes to get the check.  What was supposed to be a quick bite to eat for 5 of us turned into a 3-hour ordeal.\n\n1 star for service\n5 stars for food\n2.5 stars for value
__label__4 Disclaimer: this is only for the bar area and drinks\n\nCame here during the early evening hours before our dinner reservations elsewhere. Seated at the bar we ordered beers and margaritas. Service didn't not disappoint and the drinks were great. The margaritas may be on the pricier side but you get what you pay for. Quality then you don't need quantity! We'd return for drinks next time we are in the area.
__label__4 Good time, really good food.  Nice view of the strip.
__label__0 So I wasn't hungry when I dropped in to visit my friend at his storein Chinatown.  But it was lunch time, and they were craving this lamb hotpot that they said was really big and good from this Chinese restaurant I don't know about by their Chinese name.\n\nThe restaurant turned out to be J & J Szechuan Cuisine, which I had bookmarked to try their lunch specials earlier this year.  The interior of the restaurant looks and feels really vintage (not in a good way). But from experience, I know some of the best Chinese food are served at this hole-in-the-wall type restaurants.  After we were seated and handed our menu, my friends proceed to order the Lamb Hot Pot (which they said was off the menu).  Sounds good.  I love the whole secret menu concept.\n\nAfter a fair amount of time has passed and we have completely demolished the appetizers and the Cold Noodle we ordered, the waitress finally brought out the hot pot.  The reaction from my friends was that this was not what they were served on their previous visit. The portion is a lot smaller (as in about half of what they were served the last time).  So instead of it being a hearty large portion that could be split with 3 people, it was just enough to accommodate 2 people at the most.  It was a good thing that I was not hungry to begin with.  The noodle was also cooked so much that you can't even pick it out with a chopstick, as it has pretty much been cooked to mush.  They spoke to the waitress and asked why this did not look like what they ordered previously, but the waitress just argues back saying we do not remember what we ordered the last time.  Considering the portion is less than half of what my friends ordered the last time. And he took pictures of what he ordered from his previous visit. I highly doubt that. Smh.\n\nWhen they asked if it can be returned, since it was so different from what was served before, the waitress just said no!\n\nTo add insult to injury (or is it injury to insult? I wonder which is worst) one of my friend found a random string from who knows what in the Lamb Hot Pot.  We should have taken a picture of it first.  Because when we showed it to the waitress, she dismissed it as just a piece of noodle (It is right there on our table. Try eating it!). Then she said it was the string from the noodle package and just picked it up without offering an apology. Yeah, that was about the only smart thing she did. Get rid of the evidence!\n\nSo inconsistency in what is served, even if it is a secret off the menu item, is already a big red flag for me to never return here again. But the fact that a foreign object was found in the food and the customer received the \"No F Given\" attitude when confronted about it, is just the final nail in the coffin.\n\nSo yeah, even by Asian/Chinese restaurant standards, this place has crap service and subpar food.  Thus probability of return is less than 0.1%.  But in the event of a zombie apocalypse, I will bookmark this place since it will still be low on other people's list of places to scavenge for food. \n\n1 star, because half stars are not supported on Yelp.
__label__3 Cute Cute Cute! I really like this little place! I'm a big fan of wine bars that are small and unpretentious. I attended the UYE organized by Trish and I was so happy I did! For dinner, I ordered the Caprese Panini that boasted a LARGE tomato, basil, and mozzarella. I asked to add prosciutto and they were very happy to oblige. Each and every person that I spoke to on the staff was friendly and conversational. I really like that. I will certainly visit Centro again! I would love to try some of their other paninis!
__label__2 Yum! Who doesn't like a good panini? Thanks again to Groupon, got to try out a place I wouldn't have normally sought out. Thank you too to the Yelpers for the advice on its location. Definately tucked in next to Handlebar Jay's.\n\nWent on a late Sunday evening, super slow. Very nice and casual bartender who also ended up being our cook and server. Out of a few things we wanted to try (the gorgonzolla/fig app) which was a bummer but his recommendations made up for it. Ended up having the goat cheese & slow roasted tomatoes crustini. YUM!!! I had the chicken panini, date had itallian press. Both were enjoyed and had leftovers for the next day. \n\nMade a special trip across town for this place. I would go back but just wish it were closer.
__label__0 gosh, Charlotte must have low standards in sushi. This place was fairly terrible. Threw away 80% of my order. Salmon should have a taste and rice should be white, not 50 shades of gray.
__label__2 This sushi spot is average at best. The rolls have too much rice and hardly any fish. I would rather pay extra and get more substance than just eat a bunch of rice. I wish they had some sort of seating. I go here when I need to grab a quick work day lunch. It's on par with grocery store grade pre made sushi
__label__2 I want to love this place I really do but it was only okay for me. So first of all my service here was excellent probably it's biggest saving grace for me at this point and the ONLY reason for 3 stars. But now on to the food...\n\nI ordered the cafe Vienna (all of their espresso drinks supposedly have two shots of expresso as is standard) but it tastes just like the International house Cafe Vienna mix you get at the grocery store blah!! No way there is espresso in that!\n\nI asked my very attentive (sometimes overly so, but I was by myself) waitress what her suggestions were. She suggested the 18 wheeler which I had considered and then a bunch of super sweet things. So I went with the 18 wheeler which consists of 2 eggs, 2 sausage links or bacon, French toast, and their peasant potatoes.  Now my first red flag (after the coffee) was that I got my food less than 5 min after ordering??!  My eggs were scrambled like I asked but they were too wet for my taste, ( a lot of people like that so I didn't factor it into my rating). The sausage came highly recommended and it was my favorite part of the meal!! The French toast was okay, rather dry, but nothing special about it and the peasant potatoes while well seasoned were so dry not even ketchup could rescue them. \n\nNow as I've sat here I've noticed people's food comes almost immediately after they order just like mine did... I hope theirs is hotter than mine was as everything on my plate was lukewarm and some of it very cold. I'd rather wait 20 min for food and get it hot than have cold food and no wait!! \n\nI hear they have great sandwiches so I'll have to come back for lunch one day but as far as breakfast goes its a miss for me!
__label__3 On a road trip to New York, we decided to stop in Charlotte for the night, before heading out the next morning a friend recommended that we have breakfast at Le Peep.   It was the best suggestion and detour.  The wait was a little bit long, but definitely worth the wait.  The food was home-style cooking all the way, and the prices very affordable.\n\nNo doubt that the next time I'm in Charlotte, we'll be back.  But if you're lucky you might find one in your town as they are a chain restaurant.
__label__1 Nothing \"sensationnel\" about this place.  If you are looking for a french bistro feel go to Epcot.  The decor or lack of it was cold and run down. Pancakes and waffles looked good and were big.  Their sausage was tasty and the hot chocolate was rich . Everything else I tried meh. We ordered biscuits to start and they had a \"reheated for a third time\" texture and taste.  They were already cut in half so they could reheat the inside. I ordered the bagel sandwich trying to keep it simple but after a long session of jaw aerobics trying to chew the rubber-like, over-fried egg I only ate half from exhaustion.  The \"Peasant Potatoes\" were cold and not fresh and trademarked? WHY? Service was ok but making a line to pay is for fast food restaurants and the always reliable Waffle House.
__label__2 In total loser fashion... I decided to order some delivery from here. A large Corde De Lane... Is that spelled right? lol... Pretty much its a French Dip Sandwich. They took a lot faster than I thought they would - less than 30 minutes. yay!\n\nThe beef was very tender and thinly sliced. The provolone cheese that I ordered to go with it was way yummy too! My only complaint was that the aju was a little too salty. I also would like it if they actually had sized that made sense... who wants an 8\" or 11\" sub?? How about 6 or 12 inch sub?! \n\nThe food was yummy and I'll definatly be ordering from them again! Especially considering they are open all hours of the night and deliver until 3! :D whoo hoo!!
__label__1 Although the customer service was super pleasant, the sub sandwiches were not.  They are great for a drunk person that just has the munchies but not the place if you are looking for quality.
__label__2 Stopped in here a bit late, thinking it was going to stay open as other Dave & Busters in california, but was wrong, they close way to early when other venues are still open across the way.\n\nThis Dave & Busters is a bit smaller then the other locations, but still does the job, i did not taste their food, i am sure it is just like any other D&B and the drinks were just as good.\n\nStaff was helpful and polite to my request to have a few rounds before their closing time.\n\nOnly problem i see here is that it closes way to early, stay open longer guys!\n\nGreat Location though.
__label__2 The staff is really awesome, and I grew up by an arcade so it definitley takes me back. \n\nHowever on a busy night this place is clearly a spot for bad parents to go out and drink while their 8 kids run around, one ran into me and I spilled some of my drink. I'd say go to this place on a school night.
__label__3 Birthday party for my son and a bunch of his buddies. The boys really enjoyed the arcade games and all of them said that the food was great. Our waitress Jessie was awesome!!
__label__3 A really good sushi bar in this tro of asian restaurants in the Benihana Village.  I had lunch here during CES week and despite the large crowds, service was still very good and the food outstanding.
__label__3 Loved our dining experience at Fellinis. They even had a whole gluten free menu! consisting of pastas, sauces, etc... boy have i missed alfredo sauce! my boyfriend and i both shared the smoked salmon appetizer. delish! a piece of chilled smoked salmon dressed with capers, oil vinegar with a side of smokey cream cheese. for my entree i had a shrimp alfredo with gluten free pasta. it was so amazing. Steve our server was phonom too. i will def make my way to the stratosphere just for this restaurant.
__label__0 Bought tickets at the fashion show mall store. First of all, what's wrong with having the line INSIDE the mostly empty mall hallway (with no adjacent store) in the AIR CONDITIONING as opposed to  the over 100 degree heat holding tix4tonight umbrellas if only to create the buzz of people crazy for cheap tickets?\nThey sold me VIP tickets to a show with either general admission or VIP.  When we got there we were seated well back in the theater and not in the VIP section. When I inquired as to the misunderstanding, the seating person said this WAS the VIP section if you got your cheaper ticket somewhere else. So beware! - you may not always get what you think you are. \n\nAnother point, was that the LCD screen outside changes continuously so I took a pic with my iphone only to have the guy there fuss about it saying I can't do that.  First of all, its a public display.  Secondly, I asked why they didn't put a sign up  - he said  \"because I'm telling you right now\".  Problem: right now was AFTER I took the pic.\n\nI asked for a ticket to a different show the next night.  When they didn't have any tickets for that night the manager who was letting people in through the line came over and told the cashier that she had asked me what night I wanted tickets for and that I had told her 'tonight'. I thought that was interesting given the fact that she never asked me that question at all - she simple said what show are you wanting to see.  Then she told me \"you don't remember\".  I think the heat must be getting to her. \n\nIn summary, if you don't mind standing in whats probably the slowest line Vegas, putting up with rude staff, seriously baking in the heat, and sitting in second rate seats all to save a few bucks  - good luck.
__label__2 It was Ok. I've definitely been to better \"create your own\" stir fry places. The meats were limited. We only could choose between chicken, calimari and beef. I chose the tofu. It was good, but I really would have preferred some shrimp. The seating wasn't that comfortable. It was just Ok. I would go back for lunch, but not for dinner.
__label__1 I can put together a mean stir fry at home, so when I go out, I expect a little something extra. Flat Top Grill came up short.\n\nThe buffet was short/limited and the whole atmosphere left me a bit underwhelmed. I've been to other Mongolian BBQ's and they seem to have the whole thing figured out much better. It would have been advantageous if they had made loads of suggested recipe cards readily available right at the buffet line... but they didn't. It also would have been a major plus if they used easily read product labels on buffet line (hand-written labels on crystal-clear plexi-glass isn't easy to read -- at least use slightly opaque plexi-glass, jeez).\n\nAlso, isn't the whole point in choosing to go to one of these kinds of buffets, to enjoy the cooks' witty banter and theatrics as they grill up your dish for you? Apparently the Flat Top doesn't believe that to be the case.\n\nLastly, I was there for a Tuesday night dinner. Not entirely dead-slow, but far from hopping. What I want to know is, why was the server so over-bearing? It seemed like she wanted to get us the hell outta there ASAP so she could get another party sat -- but there wasn't anyone waiting! I know, you're probably thinking we were her last table and she wanted to clock out. But we weren't her last table, there were plenty of others in her section. GAH!\n\nMaybe I'll give this place another shot for lunch, but dinner is highly unlikely.
__label__3 I went to Flat Top Grill last night on a date, and I really enjoyed it! \n\nThis was only the second time I've ever really been to a stir fry place like this, but I thought their selection of veggies and such was pretty good. Everything I chose to put in my bowl tasted pretty fresh. I was kinda confused about which sauces to use, so I chose from their suggestions. I had the sweet and spicy sauce, and I really liked it.\n\nThey don't really have a wide array of appetizers to choose from, but I don't think that's supposed to be their specialty. I'm generally an appetizer person though, so I had the shrimp summer roll, it was light and tasty. A good opener for the meal.\n\nAs for the atmosphere, I found that great too. It was pretty crowded while I was there, but the tables are far enough away from each other that you don't feel like you can hear everyone else's conversations, i really like that.\n\n\nAlso, a student discount is always a plus.\n\nI would definitely go back again!
__label__2 As far as Flat Tops go, this one was pretty decent.  We swung in on a Saturday morning for breakfast.  The pancakes here aren't nearly as good as I've had at other Flat Tops (in Chicago) and they screwed up my scramble by deciding I should have an omelette instead.  They also make the roti a bit thicker than I've had elsewhere.  Still good, but I definitely prefer a thinner one. It was pretty quiet in there and it took quite a while to receive our pancakes.  Overall, service was sweet and fine.  This definitely isn't the best location I've been to and I'm not sure I'd rush to go back to this particular one.  I am a huge fan of Flat Top, but I'll stick to the Chicago locations.
__label__3 First time visitor.  Food was very good.  Service was very slow.
__label__3 In the mood for Mexican and somewhere different, we found a $30 for $15 gift certificate for Jalape\u00f1o Inferno on localdines (http://www.localdines.com/phoenix?ref=19485).  A great deal.  It made a meal for two half price.  Even better; It turns out this place is one of those great family owned strip mall restaurants that valley residents should be more aware of.\n\nThe setting:\nWe didn't eat in the dining room.  But from what I saw, it was quite spacious, and had a fairly formal setting for a causal family place.  The patio is big and if you sit farther back, you'll be on the other side of a pond setting between this restaurant and Jade Palace.  It's a nice touch.\n\nThe food:\nThe chips and salsa are awesome.  There are two types of chips in the basket.  One is a traditional tortilla chip; the other is very crispy, more like a wonton.  The salsa is pretty mild, but very flavorful.  A great way to start any meal.  Upon telling the server it was our first time here, he ordered us a free tamale.  It won best of Phoenix (I'm guessing in the new times) so they're pushing everyone to try it.  It's really good.  We also ordered the chicken and steak fajitas for two.  Delicious.  The steak had quite a kick to it, something very spicy in that rub.  Also props to Jalape\u00f1o Inferno for giving both plates a generous scoop of guacamole.  Most restaurants are really starting to cheap out on it.\n\nOverall:\nThe service was great.  The food is excellent.  Jalape\u00f1o Inferno is a wonderful place to eat.  Get the localdine (http://www.localdines.com/phoenix?ref=19485) for a good deal, then enjoy a good meal!
__label__1 This place's food is GOOD . . . REALLY GOOD.  There is nothing that I have ordered there that I have not liked.  It is also convenient for us as it's about 2 miles from our home.\n\nHOWEVER, the service is NEVER GOOD.  I have eaten there with my husband 3 times.  The 1st time, we ate there kind of late.  We were among 3 or 4 tables of people left in the place.  The waitress seemed tired and didn't really seem to care that we were there.  She was far from friendly and the service was far from marvelous.  It took longer than I feel it should to get our food.\n\nThe second time we ate there, we sat in the bar area.  The bartender/server was eventually friendly this time, but only by the point we were about to leave.  In the beginning she didn't seem to care much and was just kind of blah.  I think maybe she warmed up because they got my order wrong.  I don't like refried beans so I asked if I could have a double rice portion instead of rice and beans.  When I ordered, the server said that was fine, but my plate came with beans and rice anyway.  She did offer to take the whole thing back and fix it, but I was so hungry, I just kept the plate.  Again, it takes quite a while to get your food whether they are busy or not.\n\nThe 3rd time we were there was last night (my husband, our baby, and a friend of mine).  They messed up my order AGAIN.  This time I had asked for tamales with no cheese over the top of them.  It came with cheese on the top.   This time, I was so frustrated, I didn't even bother to bring it up to the server and she didn't even notice it was wrong.  If she would have, with her attitude I doubt she would have genuinely cared anyway.  Again, it takes so long to get your food out at this restaurant when it's slow that I just sucked it up and ate it anyway as this was a Friday night and BUSY.  The server again was blah.  Not bad, but not friendly.\n\nIn conclusion, this restaurant could greatly improve its Yelp reviews if they would make an effort to make people feel appreciated and welcome.  The staff needs a lesson in customer service and they need to get a good flow of positive energy going.  \n\nTHEY ALSO NEED TO BE MORE CAREFUL ABOUT GETTING THEIR ORDERS CORRECT!!!  LIKE I SAID, I HAVE EATEN THERE 3 TIMES AND MY ORDER WAS WRONG TWICE.  To me, that is not acceptable.  I sincerely hope someone from management there reads this so that they can fix it because the atmosphere there as well as the food is good.  That's why I gave them 3 chances despite my past experiences.  Sorry, guys - 3 strikes - YOU'RE OUT!!!
__label__1 Stopped by for an early lunch today at 11:15. Nobody at the hostess station and it was several minutes before anyone acknowledged we were there. Our server didn't indicate there were any lunch specials nor ask if we had any questions. Once our order was placed the food arrived quite quickly which would have been fine had the food been prepared fresh. My wife ordered enchiladas which were barely warm in the middle so they obviously were pre-made and reheated. My machaca burro was fine. Ice tea was never refilled and, we weren't asked if we wanted dessert. I don't know if it was an off day for them but I'll probably not find out since one bad experience is all I'm willing to invest.
__label__1 Service was decent enough. When the waiter brought bread we laughed because it was a tiny tiny amount (five pieces, plus some awkward cut sides) for six people. 1.5 in squares of what I believe was supposed to be focaccia. No FLAVOR.\n\nI had the Sea Bake Starter. It was supposed to be shrimp, bay scallops, and crawfish, in some sort of creamy cheese sauce. NOT WORTH THE PRICE. There was shrimp and a couple of tiny pieces of crawfish. The sauce was watery, and the whole dish lacked flavor. Totally blah.\n\nThere was also a chicken quesadilla. Yet again. No flavor to it. \n\nOverall, nothing great at all and wouldn't recommend at this point.
__label__4 Best sandwiches I have ever had!!! I eat here every time I'm in Vegas. I was in Vegas last week for three days and went every single day. Their tuna melt is out of this world -- ask them to add mustard to it -- YUM! The bread is killer and it's only $5.95 for any sandwich and open 24 hours. I'm never up early enough for breakfast which is only served until 11am (why is it always like that in Vegas?!? Who is up that early in Vegas?) but I'm dying to try it!
__label__3 it's one of the few places on the strip where i feel like the quality of the food justifies the otherwise high price for what you're buying.\n\nfor like $7 you get a really well made and tasty sandwich.  the secret is definitely the bread.  it's not the standard piece of a bread you can buy at costco.  \n\ni'll definitely eat here again.
__label__4 Ate here 3 times on our trip. Great for breakfast (we wake up late) and it's portable, so you can take it on the strip or to your favorite machine (not recommended if you're rolling craps) and they're both tasty and cheap!\n\nAround 6 bucks for a tasty good sized sandwich. Try the Hawaiian and the Italian. I loved those and will definately be back next time I'm in Vegas!
__label__4 this place was great. the prices were right and the sanwich was fantastic. i wasn't even shit faced either, so i can tell you for sure. its a little heavy on the sodium, but what isn't?\n\ni found this place by accident while looking for a liquor store and damn i'm glad i did. if they had this in LA i would go once a week at least. \n\nthe american turkey is incredible. hook it UP!!!!!
__label__2 A decent sandwich for a decent price. Not the best Italian sandwich I've ever had, but it was good.  Everything is \u00c0 la carte though so it can get expensive.  I don't know if I would go out of my way to get here JUST for a sandwich, but if you are nearby it probably won't disappoint
__label__3 I heart this place. It's affordable and it's open 24/7!! How awesome is that?!\n\nI ordered the Earl's Cobb salad and it was quite delicious. The portion was a good amount and I really like the different ingredients. But the only downturn is that they provide way too much cheese. And it's not your ordinary shredded cheese, it's these huge square-diced cheese that ruined the dish. There must have been 3 or 4 different type of cheese.\n\nThe bf ordered the Mediterranean Chicken wrap and he enjoyed it. No complaints on his behalf. \n\nOverall I would come here again when I am in town. It's a great place to come to for lunch or snack.
__label__4 Open 24 hours now! \nGreat tasting & cheap warm sandwiches.\nThis place isn't just a place to go when ur on a budget... it's the place to go cus the sandwiches are THAT good. My first time I found out about this place, I ate here like 4 times in a couple days.\nFull Montagu first. Try the others if you get sick of it.\nThe Hawaiian is really good, too.\nI'd say the only sandwich that I found to be less than great is their classic sandwich.\nThe line gets really long in the peak hours on weekends, but moves pretty quickly; and the service is always pretty friendly and the workers are open to giving suggestions.
__label__3 In anticipation of getting absolutely wasted that Saturday, we decided to carb up and get sandwiches for lunch. The Italian sandwich was awesome and, as others have mentioned, not too salty. I especially love how the bread was crispy on the outside and fluffy on the inside. I also got a side of tomato soup, which was deliciously creamy. The croutons lost their molecular integrity (read: turned soggy), but they still tasted good. All this with an Earl's Grey Lemonade (sort of like their version of an Arnold Palmer) made me a happy camper. Will definitely be back!
__label__4 Great sandwiches, our group ordered 4 different sandwiches and we split them up so everyone got to try them.  We ordered the Full Montague, The Original, The All American, and Cannonballs.  Rating the sandwiches by the popularity of the group i'd say it went like this\n\n#1. it's a tie - Full Montague & The Original\n#2. The All American\n#3. Cannonballs\n\nSo you know when you read roast beef or roast turkey on the menu, you don't actually think it'll have a smokey kind of roast flavor right?  well these sangwiches do!  especially with the All American, you get a great smokey flavor on the turkey, combined with the cheddar cheese and cranberry sauce make an amazing sandwich.  Also the chicken salad was pretty good too.\n    I will say it's not the best sandwich i've ever had in my life, but it is an awesomely delicious sandwich and it's cheap for the location and you can't beat that combo - 5 stars.
__label__4 Came here due to the numerous 4/5 star reviews! I had to come here to try it myself plus who doesn't eat sandwiches?\n\nFound in the Planet Hollywood Hotel/Casino, there sat a crowd of people and a line in front of the register awaiting their turn.. I was thinking, are you serious? Dude, there's like a ton of other places to grab something to eat, are these all yelp people here? haha! Whatever, I would of waited an hour to try this place.\n\nThe breakdown:\n\nFull Montagu: great combination of quality meat, veggies tasted fresh, bread wasn't the normal subway style bread I was expecting but it was soft and delicious.\n\nHoliday Turkey: I almost cried after eating this!! You know the \"Bobbie\" sandwich from Capriotti's?.. Well, this is similar but to the 10th degree!! This sandwich was out of control! The turkey meat soft and juicy and cranberry filling was sweet and mouth watering!.. It really is indescribable, try it yourself.. I think its only available for a limited time, don't miss out.. Trust me\n\nTuna Melt: Unbelieveably Fluffy and another Jackpot Sandwich that I don't have words to describe. One of the Best Tuna Melts I've ever had! And I love Tuna Melts and have tried many different ones..\n\nBest BLT: Bold name for this sandwich, which does taste how it should. You really can't go wrong with bacon, lettuce and tomato. Nothing special though.\n\nMeatball: A little salty for my taste but nevertheless it was good. I love meatball sandwiches and I've tried many others better than this. \n\nHonorable Mentions:\n\nHOLIDAY TURKEY = 6/5 Stars\nTUNA MELT = 6/5 Stars\nFULL MONTAGU = 4.5/5 Stars
__label__4 Okay, before I can even say anything about the sandwiches here.. You MUST know that their potato salad is EXACTLY what I call a potato salad!! It's that kind with a hint of vinegar. It's a wonderful contrast to the sweet potato chunks (just the way I like it).\n\nSo, the name is cute and catchy. Me and my friends were hungry. And being hungry makes it all-the-more daring to try something new on a demanding stomach. I like hot sandwiches to of course warm my lonely belly. I ordered the Caribbean Jerk Chicken sandwich. OMG my mouth just watered. Honestly it was worth trying. The Sandwiches here are filling and full of flavor. I'm pretty sure there's a sandwich for everyone.
__label__2 After reading all the great reviews for this place,  I had to check it out.  Unfortunately, I was not impressed by this place as everyone else was.  \n\nAll their sandwiches are 6\" subs that are cut in half, filled with their meats, toasted, and then topped with veggies.  Coming from Texas, they are similar to which-wich or potbelly's, but with less options.\n\nI went with the club sandwich which consisted of turkey, bacon, lettuce, and tomato.  The sandwich was bland and did not have much flavor.  I didn't even notice that there was bacon in my sandwich. \n\nI guess I have just been spoiled by similar businesses that are located in other states.  The big advantage of this place is that it is located in an excellent location on the strip, is open 24 hours a day, and the prices are reasonable considering where it is located.
__label__2 I'm not sure what the hype is about this place. I came here expecting a lot given the large amount of 4-5 star Yelp reviews, and I left disappointed. I ordered the original because I figured that I couldn't go wrong with an original. I guess I should just not expect so much when I eat at a 4-5 star according to Yelp restaurant. The sandwich was tiny. The flavor tasted off because of the horseradish. I was so, so, so disappointed. \n\nI also got the chicken noodle soup because it was cold, and I wanted soup. That was average. I'm glad I got the soup or I'd have still been hungry after that tiny sandwich. To be fair, I was eating buffets during the earlier part of my trip to Vegas. But, I still think the sandwich could have been a lot better given all these rave reviews.
__label__4 SO FREAKING GOOD! Honestly the best BLT I've ever had. When we go to Vegas this is always one of the first places we have to eat. It's cheap and really good.
__label__4 American sandwhich was really good, cranberry sauce, awesome cheese, hot sandwhich
__label__4 Come here and grab a sangwich before you pre-game and then again after hoeing around in the club! the original and the tuna melt... that's maaaah faaavorite!!! enjoy!
__label__3 Delicious hot sandwiches,  opened 24 hours, what more do I need to say?\n\nOh, get the meatball sandwich! SO GOOD!
__label__4 YAY! This is yummy.\n\nI came here twice, each for lunch, for my time in Vegas.\n\nI got to share a Carribean Jerk Chicken and the Full Montagu with a friend of mine. I also got to try the tomato soup as well. I think my favorite that time was Carribean Jerk Chicken.\n\nNext time I got the Earl's Club and damn that was good too. \n\nThe food was good for its price. $6 for a sandwich YUM.\n\nCan't WAIT to go back!
__label__4 When I am in the mood for a good sandwich- I will drive 20 minutes to get to the strip, struggle with traffic and parking and walk through a casino just to get to Earl of Sandwich.  Prices are good and every sandwich I have had there is fantastic.
__label__4 Best sandwiches in Las Vegas and very reasonably priced.\n\nIt's a walk-up, almost \"cafeteria style\" kind of place where they make the sandwiches to order, then give you an empty cup to fill yourself.  So no servers or anything.  The staff there is OK/pleasant, but nothing special.  Food comes up within a couple of minutes so you could take it back to room or something...  but there are usually a couple of empty tables right there (people don't really \"linger\" as it's just not that kind of place).\n\nBut prices and good food get it 5 stars.  Pretty decent people watching as everyone strolls thru \"Miracle Mile\" shopping center right next to tables.\n\nAll indoors with \"adequate\" amount of seating.  This isn't anything fancy for date night, just a good place to get lunch in the middle of \"south strip\".\n\nAlso - I ASSUME you're on foot.  The closest parking would be ridiculously far away and, really, who's dumb enough to drive down to the Strip just for a sandwich?\n\nAND OPEN 24 HOURS!!!!  YES!!!! They do serve \"breakfast\" type sandwiches (with egg) around the 7am - 11am time frame that are pretty good.  It would be much better if they had them AFTER 11am for those of us running with a little later in the evening/wake-up times.
__label__4 Probably the best place to eat at the dead of night in Las Vegas. Cheap sandwiches ($6-7) and open 24 hours.\n\nNothing really bad to say. Drunk food or sober food, both great and at any time of the day.
__label__4 Honestly the best sandwich I have ever had.  The bread was soft and delish.  I had the Italian and hubby got a turkey.  We both loved our sandwiches!  I am bummed that we found this place on our last day there because I would have gone back.  It was quick take otu service and we were able to eat right there to enjoy the sights.  Mmmmmm wish we had these back home!
__label__3 Their sandwiches are so good!\n\nIt's so convenient that they're opened 24 hours. We came here after midnight and there was still a quite a long line and a lot of the tables were taken.\n\nThe bread they use is nice and crispy.\n\nMy recommendation:\n- The Original: I usually don't like horseradish, but surprisingly I really enjoyed it in this sandwich. Yum.\n\nI will definitely return and update my review with more recommendations once I try more of their sandwiches!
__label__1 Completely over-rated. Have you been to Quiznos? That will give you an idea of what's going on here.\n\nAm I crazy here?  Most of my Yelp buddies have given this palce great reviews but I whole-heartedly disagree.\n\nHad the Jerk Chicken and the Full Montagu.  I had to double check the sticker on the wrapper to make sure I didn't get some sort of Italian chicken sandwich. There was no jerk flavor whatsoever. Tasted more like the chicken was drizzled in Italian dressing.  The Montague was better but nothing to rave about.\n\nI must admit the operation is smooth and the fact that it's open all the time in Vegas is a definite plus.  I wouldn't go out of my way to try this place.
__label__2 Sandwiches are good. Prices are good (for Vegas). Open 24 hours a plus. However, I don't know how much out of the way I would go just to eat here, esp if there was a long line. Definitely better than Subways or Quiznos. It's good, but not NOM-ilicious great. I have to say I liked their bread a lot though.
__label__3 These can't be sandwiches!! It's preposterous how delicious they are. And when you're in need of something to munch on at 4am, Earl's got your back. For my three day stay in Vegas, I've eaten here three times (all these times, sober). I tried the club sandwich, the carribean jerk, and the tomato soup. I can't deny bacon in anything, so the club sandwich was definitely a win. The carribean jerk sandwich had an amazing spread to it, packed a powerful kick with some tender loving. I've named the carribean jerk sandwich my favorite of all time. The tomato soup is topped with freshly baked croutons and is the right amount of creamy. I'd say the soup itself is filling for a light lunch. \n\nCheap, fresh, delicious.
__label__2 Come on, people.  It's a good sandwich but it's not life-changing in any way.\n\nMaybe it's because I had a meat-free sandwich.  Maybe it's because I was here at 5:30 p.m. and not 3:30 a.m.  Whatever it was, I can't imagine myself going back unless it's the wee hours of the morning, I'm drunk, and I just so happen to be at Planet Hollywood.\n\nI had the Caprese sandwich.  It was fine, but Slidin' Thru is at least 13 times better.  There was lots of mozzarella cheese and some fresh basil, but something about the sandwich didn't pop for me.  Plus I didn't get why it was heated.  It was the first time I had a hot Caprese sandwich and it just didn't feel right to me.\n\nFor the Strip, the prices are great.  For a local, the price is a buck or two more than it's worth.  Not huge, so if you're starving you may want to consider ordering two.\n\nWas thinking about two stars since I was unimpressed and the employees were some of the most unsmiliest I've seen.  But I will give props to the more affordable Strip prices and for the fact that they gave me a free sandwich for my birthday.
__label__4 Absolutely LOVE this place! Earl of Sandwich is a MUST when in Vegas! Their sandwiches and soups are delicioussss. Sandwiches are around $6 which is not bad at all! They come out fresh and hot HOT! But it gets better...the place is open 24 hours!! Perfect for a late night snack. Don't be discouraged if you see a long line. It goes by pretty fast and it'll all be worth it when you sit down to enjoy your sandwich. \n\nCan't wait for them to open up in Downtown Disney!!
__label__4 I don't even need to review this place, as 1850 other ppl will vouch that this place is awesome.\n\nIt's the best of both worlds between choosing cheap fast food, and expensive sit down restaurants.\n\nLong lines disappear real quick, so it's always worth the wait! Plus all sandwiches are 5.99 and the soups are yum yum so delicious! My must haves are of course, the \"Earl\" sandwich, and a cup of Broccoli Cheese soup..\n\nSO good for hangovers.
__label__4 I am so glad I ended my Vegas trip eating at Earl of Sandwich, and even more glad that they're opening up a second location in Anaheim. It was delicious and better than what I had expected. I already had seen the reviews, heard the raves about the warm sandwiches from my friend, but it was so delicious that it has to be about the best sandwich ever - and at an affordable price!\n\nSo Earl's is open 24 hours and is located in Planet Hollywood. I'm sure people flock here after the clubbing events and whatnot - that explains the 24 hours deal. We came here around 12 on a Saturday and there was a long line, but not too long a wait. You basically give your order to the cashier and she gives you a beeper and a receipt where you slide down the counter (watching them make the sandwiches and salads) before you pay at the second cashier. And a few minutes after that, your beeper rings signaling you to pick up your sandwich. \n\nThere were so many great options that I really wanted to try them all. In the end, I got The Earl's Club (Roasted Turkey, Smoked Bacon, Aged Swiss Cheese, Lettuce, Roma Tomatoes & Sandwich Sauce) and my friend got the Tuna and we traded half. The Club was really good - but what's so great about it is that the bread is warm and crispy, making the sandwich an overall plus. There wasn't too much bacon, but I liked the amount of turkey that was in it. The tuna was also great. The warm bread, a plus, and the tuna salad inside was awesome (better than Subway!). They cut the sandwich for you into a bigger half and a smaller half, but the overall sandwich is not that big. Perhaps about 6 inches. Each is wrapped up in a gold foil with a pretty sticker to differentiate between the various sandwiches. \n\nThere's a few tables to sit down and eat and relax. For the price of the sandwich (around six/seven dollars), I was pretty pleased. If only they came with some complimentary potato chips on the side :) \n\nCan't wait to try the other sandwiches!
__label__4 Whoever decided that this place should be open 24 hours was smart. We got tired of buffets that closed before 10pm, and it didn't make sense for a city that never sleeps to have fast food open only at night. The hot sandwiches were amazing, we ordered their club sandwich and original, with macaroni salad. After driving around looking for decent food that wasn't overpriced, we were really happy. We ate for under $20. I wish that we had heard of this place sooner instead of waste money on overpriced food that left us still hungry! We will definitely be returning!
__label__2 I'm no sandwich connosieur but this place was all hype. The time I went there wasn't a line, thank god. I ordered the original and it was okay. I prefer a more seasoned sandwich say from Subway haha can not lose with my trusty Cold Cut Combo but this place was all right. I guess for a quick bite which it may not be that quick since I saw a line straight into the casino. If you walk by and there is no line then check it out and judge for yourself.
__label__3 You've got to eat here if you are down on your luck and need a cheap meal to pick you back up.  We walked all the way down the strip just to eat here.
__label__3 I love earl sandwiches! It's not too salty or bland. The portions aren't too big or too small. \n\nThe problems were finding a seat sometimes when it gets crowded and so bread selection.\n\nThis place blows subway away in terms of quality and tastiness.\n\nI love sandwiches and i'd come here just to get a taste but maybe that's because i'm a guy with too much time and would go far for a good sandwich.
__label__4 Loved the tuna!
__label__2 Eh. it's just too hyped. Honestly I think its good because it's super hot when it comes out but thats about it. Also, the good thing about this is that its 24 hr. I mean, being drunk in Vegas trying to look for something to eat, then this will do. \n\nI've definitely had better sandwich and being in Vegas I don't think this would be a \"MUST\" try place. I've tried the tuna and bbq sandwich and they were both just \"ok\". Nothing like WOW i must have again. \n\nI think the cool thing about this sandwich place is that they serve bottle beers too which is sometimes nice with a sandwich! Other than that, its not something i'll come back for when i'm in Vegas.
__label__4 Words cannot describe the great flavors of their items. This is a 'must try' place.
__label__4 Dans l'abondance des fast foods am\u00e9ricains, Earl Of Sandwich fait du bien au palais et au portefeuille. L\u00e0 aussi, merci Yelp, gr\u00e2ce \u00e0 toi et \u00e0 tous tes yelpeurs, j'ai d\u00e9got\u00e9 le meilleur sandwich de Las Vegas. Je vous explique pas \u00e0 quel point j'aimerai en manger un l\u00e0 tout de suite. Mention sp\u00e9ciale de mon homme \u00e0 la soupe Potatoes !! \n\nEt le cookie mang\u00e9 dans l'avion retour me laissera un souvenir agr\u00e9able tr\u00e8s longtemps.
__label__4 Don't really need to say much here, as 2000+ reviews at a 4.5 star average speaks for itself. I was out all night and was too tired to go out for lunch with my friends, but they were kind enough to bring me an Earl's Club back. It was probably a good hour or so by time they ordered it to the time they brought it back to me, but the sandwich was still warm and delicious! I can't imagine how much better it would be fresh! For $6, this is a freaking steal compared to a lot of the more expensive food options in Vegas. Couple that with the fact that it's open 24 hours, and this place is money.
__label__4 Best Sandwiches ever!!! You will love it....
__label__1 This place is good if you're looking for a cheep, filling meal on the strip.\n\nI had the Full Montague, a good sandwich, filling. I wouldn't say it was as spectacular as others have raved, but that didn't stop me from eating it three times during my stay in Vegas.\n\nThe comments about the service are spot on, whoever is running this place obviously doesn't know the meaning of customer service, or just doesn't care that the service is rude, unfriendly, and completely uncaring about the customer's experience. I would think a restaurant on the strip in Vegas would be ready for a high turnover of new business and train staff to welcome new guests and help them through the process, this was a complete fail. I was not welcomed as I arrived during any of the three visits, the staff didn't waste a single friendly or helpful word beyond what was absolutely necessary to complete the transaction, and I don't remember a single thank you for my patronage.\n\nI would recommend going, but save a buck and keep the tip for yourself, unless management/staff get their act together.\n\nAltogether a mediocre sandwich and bad service, but the price is good.
__label__4 I was unsure if I really was going to be able to give this place 5 Stars.  Until my first bite.\n\nEarl is just hands down a great place to eat.\n\nOnly con is they only have a six inch sandwich, they really need at the very least 6\" and 12\" or 6\" and 9\"\n\nI went with five other friends and our food came out quickly, hot, and everyone loved it.\n\nI am excited for their Downtown Disney Anaheim, CA location opening soon.
__label__3 Two thumbs up! I am not a big sandwich person but I have to say this place serves really good sandwiches and salads. The bread is fresh and just tastes great. Service is efficient even though it is always packed and there's always a line. Would definitely go back next time I have a craving for the Full Montagu.
__label__4 As a local, it would make ZERO sense for me to go to Planet Hollywood for a sandwich. So my 5 star rating shouldn't be misconstrued as me saying I would frequent them all the time, but rather based on convenience and price compared to what you typically find in a Las Vegas casino. At $6 you would be hard pressed to find a better sandwich on the Vegas strip. Is it the best sandwich I have ever had? Certainly not. However, with warm bread, tasty meat and relatively quick service... you can't beat Earl of Sandwich. Added bonus is that it is directly across from the Sports Book... grab a sandwich and go sit and watch a game. \nI agree with Misti that they have a major lack of options for not only bread but toppings and sauces. No oil and vinegar? How does a sandwich shop not have oil and vinegar?\nSandwich is not overly filling, which could be either good or bad depending on how you look at it. Heading to see Peepshow? Probably don't want to sit through that on an overstuffed stomach! Grab some Earl and you will be good to go!\nI order the Full Montague (I believe) which has turkey and roast beef. Consistently good and they have not messed up an order of mine yet.
__label__3 I went there with some friends and we all liked it. My wife and i had a vegetarian sandwich called a Caprese, my daughter had an italian and my friend had the Montagu. They were very inexpensive for the strip but i was hungry after my sandwich.
__label__4 *** OPEN 24 HOURS ***\n\nAMBIANCE: Long lines (that move pretty quickly) at peak hours (weekends during lunch/dinner), casual self-service eatery. \nTHINGS OF NOTE: Condiments like tabasco, mayo, mustard(s) are provided. I'm all about the condiments, so I *really* appreciate that. (You can actually find Dirty chips at the ABC store right across Earl's!) Great place to stop at for a quick bite after a night out in Vegas.\nSERVICE: Self-service.\nPRICE: Less than $10 per person.\nVALUE: Great value, like Quizno's except tastier.\nCHANCE OF RETURNING: 100%\n\n___________________________________\n\n:::: THE FOOD ::::\n\n\n* HOLIDAY SANDWICH - $5.99\n           - [5/5 - Oven-roasted turkey, hearty stuffing, zesty cranberry sauce, seasoned mayonnaise and warm gravy. ------------ I've called a few times in the past 2 years to ask exactly when this sandwich will be available. I like it *that* much. Must be consumed within less than 20mins or it gets super soggy.]\n* THE EARL'S CLUB - $5.99\n           - [4.5/5 - Roasted Turkey, Smoked Bacon, Aged Swiss, Lettuce, Roma Tomatoes & Sandwich Sauce]\n* THE FULL MONTAGU - $5.99\n           - [4/5 - Freshly Roasted Beef, Turkey, Aged Swiss & Sharp Cheddar, Lettuce, Roma Tomatoes & the Earl's Mustard Sauce]\n* CARIBBEAN JERK CHICKEN  - $5.99\n           - [3.5/5 - Grilled Chicken, Roasted Red & Banana Peppers & Spicy Jerk Sauce]
__label__2 Yes I finally got to try Earls! My life is complete! Not...\n\nAnyway, I thought the concept of this place was cool. They have various locations nationwide. The one in Vegas of course is open until odd hours of the day. I came here after I left Marquee and was seriously dying to try the infamous Earl of Sandwich.\n\nMy friend raved about the tomato soup but I thought I had better. The sandwich was good, but I didn't see the big deal on JUST a sandwich.i mean seriously, it's just a sandwich. I like how it's not marked up like everything else is in Vegas. Good for a late night bite but I don't think I'll crave it ever again.\n\nThanks Earl.
__label__4 The best sandwiches that I have ever had, hands down.  This shop is actually a big reason that we book our rooms at Planet Hollywood.  Breakfast sandwiches are amazing.  We actually go to restaurants for drinks and then to Earl of Sandwich for dinner.  :)
__label__1 I guess I didn't order the right sandwich because out of all the awesome reviews my sandwich was just.... OK. I got the Italian and was not really impressed. It was just a small amount of meat and a slice of cheese with stock Italian dressing. So what's the big deal?? Ok I'm gonna have to go back and order something else because I gotta see what all the hype is about! To be continued...
__label__3 Wow lines can get extremely long for tis place ! I went two times on my trip because it was just to good to pass up. Both times I gopt the chicken sandwiches the one with the hot peppers was amazing ! The other with the cheese and bacon and lettuce I did not care for the sauce. The coffee is also amazing !! I got a greek salad one time all the ingredients were just so fresh for a fast food places and very decent quality. This place is also open 24 hours in Planet Hollywod ! Food comes out really fast and the lines go pretty fast too !
__label__4 After wading through all of the reviews on Yelp about this place I decided to brave the 0.1 mile walk from the MGM in the 97 degree weather (don't judge; I'm fat and out of shape) to see what all the buzz was about.  I also attribute some of my motivation to the fact that I'm a male and therefore genetically pre-disposed to having an affinity for sandwiches.\n\nWith that aside I have to say the trip was definitely worth it.  I ordered the avocado chipotle chicken something-or-other and was not disappointed.  I might have to sneak out when everyone's asleep and get me another.
__label__3 Best feature? Open 24 hours.\n\nSecond best feature? The Hawaiian BBQ sandwich. Perfect with a bottle of Blue Moon. And totally hits the spot at 3 am.\n\nI'd avoid the daytime crowds (plus there are far better lunch/dinner options on the Strip) -- but this would easily be my late-night Go-To spot.
__label__1 Definitely overly hyped!\n\nTheir bread is good, but their meat is poor, they barely put anything in between the slices of their bread! I felt like I just paid for their bread. I waited in line for 25minutes for the sandwiches with high expectations. Instead, I was still hungry after eating the sandwich and grumpty for having to wait that long for something not so amazing. What was I thinking?!\n\nI'm giving them two stars for their soft, delicious bread. However, if you don't like your bread being a little oily, you may not like it. You can definitely get better sandwiches at other local sandwich shops in Vegas. Definitely over hyped. You can definitely go if the line is short, but honestly don't wait in line. There are SOO many other places to eat in Vegas.
__label__0 The prices are typical Strip inflated. $3 for a bottle of water. The sandwich cost more than twice the cost at Subway, an the flavor was almost 10% of the flavor/quality of the typical Subway sandwich. I won't consider returning
__label__3 They have damn good sandwiches. I really love their Earl Grey Lemonade. It is very good with a nice mild flavor. The last time I was there they had stopped making my favorite sandwich which was the turkey, dressing and cranberry. I consider this a good thing because the sandwich was so good I would drive the 30 miles from my house and fight the Strip just to get one.
__label__4 LOVE the Thanksgiving sandwich - I'm obsessed with it, actually! I really wished we had one in SCV! Even if I'm not hungry and there's one nearby, I will pick up one of those bad boys and take it home for later!
__label__1 This place has really gone downhill in the last year. Customer service is bad & the sandwiches are just ok. They do make a pretty good salad but I just can't get past the attitude of some newer employees. I don't want these knuckleheads anywhere near my food.
__label__2 A good sandwich, but not the best I've tried.  We decided to split the roast beef and jerk chicken to get some variety.  I'm normally a beef guy, but I think the jerk chicken had more flavor.  \n\nThe sandwiches are small and I prefer more meat.  The bread to meat ratio was too far to the bread.  The bread is good, toasted and hot, but I want to be able to taste more meat in a sandwich.
__label__0 I have recently visited this location with a group of friends to enjoy a dinner as we are all visiting the city in celebration of our school break. I have spoken highly of your restaurant to them as I had visited various locations including the one in Las Vegas at least twice. However to my misfortune this time the experience was DREADFUL. Out of 5 people I was the second person to order, my order consisted of a Caprese which after my whole party was done eating was handed to me damn COLD and quite UN_TASTEFUL. To my surprise, upon me approaching one of the employees to complain about the sandwich, he simply disregarded my comment and continued shuffling bags. I had to call to his attention twice before they acknowledge my presence, after they had heard my comment I was told that they did not give me my sandwich earlier because the \"buzzers\" were not working properly and I was excused. I, unhappy with the experience wanted to continue to voice my un-satisfaction with the service, such for which I was ignored. However the cashier did proceed to ask the employee if anything was wrong. I approached the cashier and tell her that the sandwich was extremely late and was also cold, comment she acknowledges which such disdain, I FELT EMBARRASSED to have mentioned it in front of the other customers. This was an absolutely terrible and embarrassing experience, I do not come to an establishment to be brushed-off or neglected as just another \"assumed\" drunk customer, much the less be PATRONIZED and ignored when trying to voice a complaint about the food or services provided. This was an incredibly terrible experience which left me a quite sour taste for this company which I had really enjoyed in the past.
__label__1 I do not know how this place is one of the highest rated places in LV. The sandwich is small and can no way be fresh like they claim it is. Do not waste your time in their 20-30 minute line. Marginal at best.
__label__2 Fast food sandwiches. Ok but they aren't clued up on ingredients when I asked them about the mozzarella if it was veggie? (Some traditional mozzarella has rennet in it)\nThey can churn out a quick sandwich if you are on the go and want a quick bite to eat, the wrapping is clever with metallic foil outer wrap and grease proof inner to stop it going soggy. \n\nThey issue a pager so you can get a table and collect your food when it's ready. \n\nOk but not brilliant. Can't understand why you would queue to get in here? \n\nI think the name has people intrigued.
__label__3 So while checking Yelp for some reasonable Vegas fare, I came across a venue with like 3000+ reviews, 1 dollar sign, and 4+ stars.  Check around, nothing else like it exists on The Strip.  Naturally, I had to go (mainly because I needed a break from $75 food bills for lunch).  \n\nEoS is good, really good.  There's a huge variety of sandwiches that are all delicious and easy on the wallet.  It's really close to about half the strip, and even if you need to take a $15 cab, you're going to save money in the long run.  There's a breakfast menu which is open until 11am (I never made it), but the rest of their hot sandwich menu suits me just fine. \n\nI had the Chicken Chipotle Avocado thing, and later I had the Original 1786 or whatever.  The Original needed more sauce on the (the horseradish was great, but it needed more).  I got the Chicken Chipotle with extra sauce and it was awesome.  For like $7 a sandwich, you can't go wrong.\n\nNote:  The sandwich isn't huge.  I only needed one, but I don't eat a lot.  Most dudes I hang with would need two to fill them up.  \n\nNote2: If you go for dinner, head into the PH and check out the Pleasure Pit.  You'll see.....
__label__1 It was okay.  Can't compare to Ike's sandwich.  I had the pastrami rueben, very disappointed... Not even two layers of meat.   My sandwich was sad, which made this visit and experience sad.  Line was long and wait after ordering was long, you would think that the long wait meant good food, but it was completely opposite.\n\nA second visit would require me to be completely wasted.
__label__1 I had the Full Montagu, and yea its a sandwich. Nothing more and nothing less. Not special that's for sure. It was a busy afternoon there, and the line was very long which I actually liked because I thought  that maybe it was going to be awesome. When I started on the sandwich I felt extremely disappointed. There was a little buzz about the place so maybe my expectations were too high.
__label__3 If you're in the mood for a sandwich and a bowl of soup after a kickass night, then this is a good, no I mean great idea! I've been here several times and they never do me wrong. Go with either the Ruben or the chipotle chicken sandwich, with a bowl of chicken tortilla soup, mmmm. Time to bust through that hangover and start again. Only knock is the sandwiches are small as heck.
__label__2 The bread is baked as your sandwich is made.  Got the Reuben  sandwich.  Put all of the fillings on one half, the pastrami was tasty, but the sandwich fillings have gotten skimpier over the years.  LONG lines around lunchtime.\n\nStill a good sandwich if you are willing to wait.
__label__1 Disappointed in this sandwich bar.  I had a salad which was ok - nothing to brag about.  I was disappointed that the menu only had hot subs - no cold sandwiches.
__label__1 I'm not sure what the hype is all about here. I was excited to try this place based on all the rave reviews. Hell, even the pictures on yelp look legit. That being said, I'm not sure why our sandwiches looked NOTHING like the yelp pictures customers have posted. I ordered the Earl's Club and it was pathetically put together. 80% barely toasted bread. Fillings were flavorless. Turkey was gross and processed. Bacon was virtually non-existent. It's possible that this was once a great sandwich place, but I may have missed the boat. Stars are for service which was super friendly but the food here is WEAK and seriously overrated.
__label__1 I don't get what all the hype is about Earl of Sandwich. I've eaten here a few times and the sandwich is small (I need to order at least two) and the service is always slow. Looks like not everybody else here agrees with me but that is how I feel.
__label__4 yummmmm.. hot and toasty
__label__4 OMG! The full Montague is the best sandwich ever!! Perfect amount of everything. Highly recommend the macaroni and cheese as well; its worth the money!
__label__4 Best AYCE sushi i have had ever! I used to live in Vegas and ate here all the time. Now I live in LA and no AYCE compares. Midori on ventura blvd? Hell naw that place doesnt stand a chance against Brians Beach.\nI've been to Japan about 15 times in my life so please dont question my judgement on sushi. This place is no Asanebo but for AYCE it gets no better. While in Vegas go to Brians Beach.
__label__4 This place was smaller than I expected, but we didn't have trouble getting a table on a Friday night around 6:30.  I am still fairly new to Vegas, and came here with some friends who have tried many sushi places in town and said this place is their favorite.  For the price and the quality of the fish, it can't be beat. I was amazed that for an all you can eat sushi place, I can order anything off the menu, even appetizers and the special items like sea urchin.  Plus it included dessert, which was a way to end the meal.  I don't think I can go to a regular sushi place now after going to Brian's Beach because you get so much quality sushi here for your money!
__label__2 Good place, but i was kind of annoyed how my friends got there orders way before i did , and i ordered it right when we walked in i was starving and they take a while to decide what they would like to order , spicy mayo , is just straight up mayo and spiracha which was weird because i have always ordered it at diffrent locations and its actually there own take on a sauce not a blob of mayo with spiracha on the side -_- , eel sauce was alright , there rainbow roll was delicious and eel roll , my friends were also happy with what they ordered which was arizona roll , crunch roll , and a caifornia shrimp tempura roll , it was good over all , but im a sauce person , and they were clearly lacking in that =]
__label__0 I've been to this restaurant over fifteen times, they definitely have the best sushi in Vegas!! \n\nWith that said they have THE WORST SERVICE OF ANY RESTAURANT I'VE EVER BEEN TO.\n\nI haven't reviewed them until now because I am torn about what to say. It is one of my favorite places to eat, because I value the quality of the food over the service. But, every time I go I leave angry just because of how rude or inattentive they are! But I keep coming back because of the food...\n\nI've recently been going to other places because all the waiters at Brians Beach will try to steal from you regarding their tip. One time I had a table of four people and they added 20% tip, I didn't notice so I ended up tipping on top of that which was a lot of extra money! Another time they added the twenty percent on top of my tax, which is definately illegal! I tried to correct them... But they said thats how they do it.....\n\nAnother time they added the tip to my bill unmarked to try and get me to tip on top of it..... Moral of the story ALWAYS CAREFULLY CHECK YOUR BILL WITH THESE PEOPLE.\n\nI wish I could give them two reviews.\nSerivice is a zero, if any place made sushi like them i'd never go back.\nFood is a 5! It ALWAYS keeps me coming back...
__label__2 I like the Thai Hut because it is safe Thai eating. They have some of the more adventurous authentic Thai, and then they have what I ALWAYS get - The Garden Delight with beef. Just basically vegetables and beef cooked in a marinade. They always have plenty of servers on hand and I've never been disappointed. There's just some little sparkle that it seems to be missing.\n\nI struggled between giving it a 3 or a 4, but I settled on a 3 because they could definitely improve the atmosphere a little bit and parking sucks. They are really close to the light rail now though, just get off at McDowell/Central and walk one block east on McDowell.
__label__1 Our server was very unfriendly and unwelcoming. I felt like I should have apologized for being there.\n\nThe food was very sweet ... the soup, spring roll, garden delight ... all too sweet. Nothing was spicy!\n\nOverpriced for the quality of food and service. \n\nI highly recommend you go to Thai Rama on Camelback if you want good Thai food and friendly service.
__label__3 i love asian food- i also love spicy food and decent portions and thai hut gives me all of that.  the service is excellent and the drunken noodles with tofu are amazing. i get it thai hot and it is plenty spicy! i've also had their green curry, which was excellent. there are a few places in tempe that i like better, but it's the best in central phoenix, imo
__label__1 Food portions were gigantic and flavorless. Service was absolutely despicable. The server was sitting there texting on her phone, charging me 3 dollars for hot water and a tea-bag, and I was just sitting there, staring out the bullet holes in the glass windows, wishing I could have gone to Wild Thaiger.
__label__1 Service was average. Had to send steak back as it was crunchy on the outside. Potatoes Au Gratin seemed like something out of a box. Waitress brought another member of our party the incorrect wine. Valet took 45 minutes to get our car. In general, a disappointing experience. Won't be back.
__label__2 I might be finicky when it comes to Filipino food, but there is one thing that I cannot resist but getting from time to time. I love my Ube and Pan De Ube is one of those items I yearn for. While some of the other items tend to be too sweet for me, I do like the Pan De Sal. A simple breakfast of this bread, fried eggs, and sausage makes me reminisce about my time in the Philippines. \n\nI agree with other Yelpers who say that the items do not tend to last long. Overall, I would recommend to buy enough to eat that day. This is difficult because most of the breads come in a generous amount.
__label__4 I've been looking for a Filipino Bakery since I moved here from FL. I'm so glad I finally found one! I am not Filipino but in FL I use to go to the bakery on the weekends to get  fresh Siopao. This reminded me of back in FL. It was hot and fresh and to me it was really delicious. I also tried this bread that had sweetened coconut in it and a type of sweet frosting (forgot the name...sorry!) on the top that was also really yummy. It actually reminded me of a Caribbean pasty my mom use to make. So that reminded me of back home in NY with my moms great cooking. : ) I really liked this place. The service was really kind and helpful too. I look forward to going back and trying more things.
__label__2 i hate paying CA prices in pburgh! however, i can't resist the amazingness of the tomato-basil soup. mmmmmm. i'll usually come here when i get my loan money or i'm just so damn sick of quiznos, lulus, or subway. in general, i try to avoid 5th & craig food as much as i can but the proximity to hamburg hall coupled w/ my inability to wake up early enough to pack a lunch keeps me around. i'll pass on the sandwhiches, i CAN make that stuff at home and the salads aren't anything fascinating either. JUST THE SOUP.
__label__2 I thought it was a little expensive for a salad in a box that I ordered from a counter and ate outside because it was so packed inside.  It was a good salad though.  I think I will try some other places on my find out where to eat lunch tour before I go back here.
__label__3 So we all know that Vegas becomes more pretentious by the day, leading up to full raunchy craziness on the weekends. It's exactly the same at Trevi. The waiters get better looking the closer you get to the weekend, the specials a little more glamorous, and the alcohol a little tastier. \n\nWe went two nights in a row, and the first night ordered so much food I actually had leftovers. The pizza I ordered was good but not great, but the bruschetta we ordered as an appie was outstanding. The bread was perfectly soaked with the juices of the tomato and the olive oil, and there was a lovely little palette cleansing salad to wash it down with. The only interesting part for me was discovering the mushrooms in the tomato mix... Seriously, fungi? Never have I had that in bruschetta before. Whatev. \n\nLast night, the waiter forgot to bring us our palenta fries, and when I asked him to take them off our bill and not bring them, he comped them, but brought them out as a bonus. See? Wasn't that nice? In Vegas, everyone's a winner!
__label__3 The food was great, but the service was disappointing.  We came here for a late lunch after spending a few hours at Qua Spa.  The pizza here was amazing, with generous toppings and a crispy crust.  Our server was not very responsive to getting water glasses filled and checking in on our meal.
__label__4 I had my wedding reception here and it turned out amazing! Lalana was great with every aspect of planning my wedding. The food was amazing, the service everything! I was so happy I chose to have my reception here, it made our day even more unforgettable!
__label__1 We went here because it was the only restaurant in Forum shops that was open at 10:30pm on a Thursday night. I felt like I could have gotten better food for the price. I had the Chicken Limon- a plate of grilled chicken pieces, sun-dried tomato, some veggies, on top of a bed of pasta for $26. It plain and nothing GREAT. The one thing I did like about this place was the setting. We were seated in the area outside of the restaurant next to the gorgeous fountain. The location is nice but the food ...blehh... overpriced and unimpressive!
__label__2 went here for our wedding reception \nhad a great time \nwe had a very large party around 24ish people \nthey didnt care that we split the check a ton of ways \nthe food was great and didnt take long \nsince it was an event for us Trevi gave us a MONSTER size sundae on the house and took a photo of us and had everyone sign it \nthe waiter was nice (a little too nice he kept leaning on my sister)
__label__2 Chicken parm was just average. Field greens salad was great. Wait staff was great. The seating is right under the blue sky and in front of a large fountain in the Forum Shops.
__label__2 Trevi is located in the middle of The Forum Shops in Caesars right next to the large fountain and statues. The atmosphere is great and includes enjoyable people watching, but the food did not live up to the ambiance. \n\nCrab meat, Spinach and Artichoke Dip (3) - Never saw or tasted any crab, so really you're just charging me 15 bucks for an average spinach and artichoke dip.\nChicken Marinato Pizza (3) - Decent brick oven pizza, nothing overly fantastic that jumped out and grabbed me. \n\nService was OK and prices were Las Vegas-esque (overpriced).
__label__2 The food here was very good! I ordered the cheese ravioli which was in a lobster tomato sauce (the server said it was spicy but it was definitely not).  My husband ordered the rigatoni bolognese.  Both were very good! The portions were good and the price wasn't bad.\n\nThe service SUCKS.  Our server was an older indian man who ignored us after we ordered just waters to drink (he obviously expected us to order alcohol and kept badgering us to order cocktails throughout the night).  He spent a lot of time talking and joking with his other tables and walked by our empty glasses several times.  We had to ask the bus boy for refiills.  I had to ask for everything twice and sometimes I still didn't get what I asked for (like a straw that I had to keep asking for).  At one point, I ordered an ice tea and never got it.  We had two empty water glasses, no tea, and we were so thirsty I had to get up and find a busser to get us water.  I should have given the tip to the poor guy that had to do our server's job for him because he was busy one table away laughing and joking and ignoring us.\nRUDE!\n\nI always tip generously whether I order alcohol or ice water.  As a server, I myself understand how you hope to get a table that orders a lot of food and alcohol so your bill will be higher and the chances of getting a good tip goes up.  However, I am always nice to each and every one of my tables despite what they order.  I will tip more than usual if we receive good service even if my bill isn't high. \n\nThis place has good food, a good location, but should really work on hiring servers who will get their tables what they order and not have bad attitudes toward people who don't order lots of alcohol.
__label__2 I really wanted to love Trevi but now, I'm left with a bad taste in my mouth.\n\nI reserved our seat via OpenTable.  It turned out that a reservation was unnecessary as the restaurant was basically empty when we arrived (albeit early). We were promptly seated by the fountain.\n\nI should say that service is fantastic! \n\nThe waiter provided a bucket of some kind of 'bread' which none of us liked but I was too hungry to argue. I'm a firm believer that you can judge a restaurant on it's bread. And Trevi was failing early on.\n\nMy wife ordered the salmon, my daughter ordered spaghetti (sauce on the side) and I Veal parm.\n\nI'll start with the great - My Veal was exceptional - nearly every time I've had Veal Parm at a restaurant it has been underwhelming at best and like cardboard at worst.  Trevi's was simply amazing.  They should make this a signature dish. Kudos to the Chef.\n\nOur daughter loved her spaghetti - however it came out wrong at first and had to be remade.\n\nMy wife's salmon was 'average'. It was cooked properly but lacked any flavor. And it was on a bed of black crunchy something. She fished all the salmon pieces she could off the plate and left everything else.\n\nDessert menu was passed around and surprisingly our daughter passed on it. If a seven year old passes on sugar, something is wrong with the options. So we asked for the check and left.\n\nWhat I discovered later is what left 'the bad taste in my mouth'. I received an email via OpenTable roughly 20minutes after we had been seated at Trevi stating that our reservation had been cancelled by the restaurant. I didn't notice it till I got back to the hotel later the same evening. I'll leave it up to you to decide why that might have happened.
__label__1 Service is not so great. Took long to make my order no waitress in sight for 15 mjn. Eggplant crisps are good. Margarita pizza came without basil tho :( Once fixed was good. My Italian soda never received.
__label__3 I came here with a friend on my past trip to vegas. (Wish I could go back already) \n\nWe were walking around the Forum Shops at Caesar's and came across this place. We were distracted by the delicious looking pizza everyone was eating. After looking at their menu, we decided to give it a try. \n\nWe sat at the bar since it was just us two. We got there during happy hour and totally didn't realize how late it was.. It was about 4/5pm but it only felt like it was 1 or 2pm.. (Time difference was so hard to get used to at first) Not to mention that they weren't even crowded. It is usually crowded at places during happy hour back at home but I'm glad we didn't have to deal with crowds. \n\nAt the bar we ordered some drinks to try.. When in Rome right? Or in this case, Vegas. I got their Frozen Bellini which was like a slurpee.. it was awesome! If you know me, I don't like drinks that have a strong taste of alcohol and I like prissy drinks lol. Not to mention I don't really drink. But when you're on vacation.....\n\nWe ordered the butt load of food for two people.. Tomato Bruschetta, Stuffed Mushrooms, Fried Calamari (a must for my friend every time we go out) and a pizza. It was all so yummy. \n\nService was great and I thought that the price was reasonable for happy hour. But then again when you're on vacation you don't really look at the price =/ \n\nHere's the link to their happy hour menu: \nhttp://www.trevi-italian.com/pdf/menus/TRVI_happ.pdf
__label__2 It works, don't expect more or less than food court food from your local shopping mall.
__label__0 The display was great. That's why I wanted to try. But the taste is totally awful. The pepperoni pretzel doesn't even taste like pretzel. Oily and tasteless.  It tasted like uncooked dough. Totally a waste of money.
__label__3 Souper Bowl is a stereotypical Pittsburgh bar in every amazing way. Friendly staff, decent beer specials, and good pub grub.  It's become a staple for myself and friends before concerts or Pens games. \nIt can get extremely busy before events, so arrive early. On the plus side, you'll be able to save yourself a few bucks from expensive arena prices.\nAll the food I've had has been good. I like to judge a bar food by their chicken fingers and french fries. Both are delicious. \nIf you want a real Pittsburgh feel this is the place for you! :)
__label__3 Knowing Sauce is part of the Sam Fox Restaurant group is part of the reassurance of a quality.\n\nOrder at the counter from a menu chalkboard with a good selection of pizza, salads and pasta. \n\nI have had so much pizza lately that I will have to come back another time to try the huge selection of combinations. \n\nThis time we shared the lasagne,  meatball panini, pasta with meatballs and mac and cheese.  Each was very good and pretty small in size portions.\n\nThe decor is very simple with brick style walls and a drink dispenser. \n\nVery simple and casual, reasonable in price and not the usual Sam Fox Restaurant. \n\nWill come back to try other items and certainly the pizza.
__label__4 Love the staff, love the beer, love the patrons.
__label__1 My attitude about Ale Asylum was a little bit skewed as I walked into their bar on Saturday.  When I first heard they were opening a new location I was very excited, but when I saw the ginormous building going up on Packers Avenue, my excitement peaked to giddiness.  Sadly, Ale Asylum missed the mark on a few key upgrades that were missing at the old location.\n\nAle Asylum may have become their own worst enemy.  With their beers available in bottle or on tap at many popular Madison restaurants, they needed to make their new location something really special.  Though the new building and in-house beer are special, the food and service are lacking.  They really needed to step up their menu.  When I heard a few months back they were hiring a kitchen manager, visions of a delicious and sinister version of the Great Dane menu danced through my head.   Unfortunately, all I got was a large font, one page menu of salads and sandwiches.  Yes, they have pizza too, but it is all pre-made by Falbos Brothers and brought into the kitchen to be cooked later.  Meh.  I'll pass\n\nDrinking their spectacular beer usually makes me hungry for a yummy treat, so I went ahead and ordered their fish tacos.  Sadly, the only side available without paying more was chips and salsa.  Really?  Chips and salsa?  That's the bare minimum I would expect from the low-quality fare at Pedros.   I upgraded to the side salad for an extra dollar, and got spring mix with two pale slices of tomato, diced red onions, and shredded cheese straight from the bag.  Again, meh.    \n\nThe tacos were light and delicious, but lacked some seasoning.  I would definitely order them again if I found myself there again.  The roasted beet salad was also plentifully sprinkled with cheese and beets, but sparsely dressed with their vinagrette.  I shared my dressing from my salad, which made my co-diner's experience more enjoyable. \n\nAnother note:  We were there around noon, and the bartenders were drinking pretty consistently the entire time we were there (about 2 1/2 hours).  Very unprofessional...but it seemed like managers were around, so I guess they aren't very concerned about that.\n\nOverall:  Sorry Ale Asylum.  I would rather go to a better restaurant that serves your beer than your own brewery.  I'll consider coming back if I hear through the grapevine about a kitchen and staff upgrade.
__label__3 Traveling through town and found this brewery.  They had a good selection of beer and I really enjoyed the fish tacos.
__label__3 Finally popped by here for the Gail Ambrosius anniversary party. The place is gigantic. It was also really packed and parking was a pain. The beer is always good, I would have tried the food but the wait was too long. Will definitely be back.
__label__2 I really really wanted to give this place a good review because honestly they have really good tart yogurt but the service has just been poor. If you're lucky, you can get in and out of the yogurt shop within 5-10min however, if there is just ONE more person than you, you might end up waiting for 20+min. When I went, there was only one lady in front of me and she ordered two smoothies. The worker took her order and immediately went to make her drinks without  even acknowleding me.. not even a \"I'll be right with you\". In addition, I also thought that you should take orders in batches and since I was right after her, I just assumed he could take my order also before going on to make it (just in case we had the same order so he could save time and make it double). \nHowever, what really irritated me is that this guy took 15+min to make TWO smoothies. I know he really wanted to make the drinks as smooth as possible but c'mon! I'm not exactly sure how long it took him because I left after 15min. I might have waited if he acknowledged me but he didn't.... The wait must really suck if someone ordered a crepe.. sheesh!
__label__2 This place is average, my three stars is because it is a decent place for a quick snack but nothing we had will make us rush back for anything in particular. It had good frozen yogurt and tea and coffee, but we aren't from Vegas so when we visit we want \"the wow factor\" they did have interesting crepes that looked pretty good but didnt try. Maybe if I lived in the area I would come back  and try the crepes
__label__3 This place has awesome deals of two for $5 fro-yo or boba!!!  I always get the same, taro milk tea w/ pearls.  They give you a stamp card for everything too!!!  So, every time you buy waffles, crepes, fro-yo, or boba, you get stamped!  They each have their own stamp cards though.  I think its pretty cool how they double stamp you even if you get the two for $5.\n\nI havent had their crepes, but the waffles are delish.  Only downside is that it does take a little while to come out, so if you're in a hurry i'd skip on the savory waffles, and grab something else.  Shaved ice is yum.  I always get the regular one with fro-yo, three toppings of your choice,  shaved ice, and condensed milk. \n\nI really enjoy coming here and everything i've tried so far is good.  Check it out if you're in the area.
__label__0 I ordered a green tea smoothie. A large. I was watching the guy make my drink and the smoothie was not even close to the top. He tried playing it off by shaking my drink afterwards so it can seem like it's full. I could've just paid for a small drink for the amount he gave me. I always come back here to give it a shot but ehhh. It's the same experience.
__label__3 To be honest with you I really don't have any reason to not give it the full 5 stars. I guess I am saving that negative star for sometime in the future, nobodys perfect. \n\n1. The atmosphere : I really enjoyed the lighting, It wasn't bright like some places I have been to, and it wasn't dark like others (ra). I really liked the art behind the bar and the over all feel of the place. It also had kind of a sweet smell? My only complaint was the music that was being played, It was some R & B hip hop type crap. Maybe it wouldn't have been so obnoxious if they had turned it down a little.\n\n2, The Service: Awesome! Our server stopped by our table to refill our drinks the second it looked like we finishing them up. She was also kind enough to point out this guy that was carrying a giant knife on his hip, or as she said \"do you see the guy with the machete on his side\" .\n\n3. The SUSHI : All we had were rolls this time. I saw a couple of rolls that I had never seen before \"Boston California roll\" and a couple of others, but that one.. Holey SHIT! Amazing! I really like their take on the Las Vegas Roll. SUSHI ROLLS = A+\n\nThats all I got. Now I am going to go talk shit on Zen 32 and TV and Sushi.
__label__4 Loved it! I was visiting from NYC with a few friends, and we decided to try this place. We were pleasantly surprised. The sashimi was fresh, the rolls were original and very creative, and the staff and management were extremely friendly to our table.  I personally enjoyed the casual environment- a fun crowd, hip music in the background, espn on their plasma screens, etc. I'm a big sushi fan, and Sake Bomber did not disappoint!
__label__4 I was not expecting great sushi from a location that was formerly a Village Inn.   Fortunately the VI is long gone and the sushi was very good.    \n\nIts better than most of the other sushi places around and not too hard on the wallet.
__label__2 We've been going to SakeBomber for a long time now, and we've always found the sushi and the atmosphere very serviceable. \n\nI love the Fiesta Roll. It's got the perfect blend of fresh fish with a spicy kick, without overwhelming the flavor of the fish. One of the more unique rolls on the menu. \n\nEric and Steve, the head sushi chefs, always make great sushi, and are willing to go off the menu if you ask them to (provided it's not too busy). \n\nThe bar is average at best. Stick to sakebombers, straight shots, or just beer. The mixed drinks are over-priced and under-poured. They look nice, but they don't get the job done. \n\nOverall, SB's is a great place to get good sushi at reasonable prices.
__label__1 Normally I love sake bombers. I've been coming here for about a year now and have never had a bad thing to say. Tonight however, our service was a joke. It took well over 30 minutes to get two rolls and the restaurant was almost empty. And our server (Emily) rarely checked on us. And when she would, she wasn't personable at all. Right up until she dropped off our checks she didn't treat us like a a server should treat a customer. And My friends and I are all servers so it takes a lot for us to not tip 20%... I tipped her 15% and I felt like it was more than she deserved. Very disappointed in the way we were treated.
__label__4 Let's face it, we all have our favorite sushi restaurant and we hate to waiver from what we \"know\".  Trust me, there is green grass on the other side.  This place has an amazing staff and sushi with a flare.  Hayley my server was the best.  Thank you!
__label__0 Update - August 2009.\nUgh. It's all over. The Luau Buffet is no longer held poolside with fire dancers and other entertainment. Now the Luau Buffet is a very sorry standard buffet at heightened prices. There are free \"mai tai\" drinks provided, but even those can't put back the party atmosphere I experienced at the poolside Luau two years ago. If anyone suggests it, you're better off finding something less expensive (it was $25/per on a Saturday) as putting a sweet sauce on chicken breasts does not a luau make. Sorry, Imperial Palace, we know the economy is bad, but this was once of the worst cuts we've seen over the past year.\n\nNot the best buffet I've ever been to, but the combination of the food and the show made for a wonderful evening. The Luau Buffet and Show only runs through the summer months, so if you're thinking about going, be sure to make plans early. Also, spend the extra $$ and get the VIP package - special give-aways, better table service, better view. Don't plan to get too loose on the \"free-flowing\" mai-tais and pina coladas advertised as endless. We needed to drink quite a few before we finally found one with some alcohol. But, fun none the less. Reminiscent of what I envision as a \"typical\" Las Vegas dinner show from bygone days.
__label__0 I want to start off by saying I didn't attend the Luau. I stayed at the IP during a very big convention and couldn't find rooms anywhere else.  I had the privilege of seeing people get ripped off from my rooms balcony.  The show was the same thing you can see at the Hawaiian Market place across the street from the City Center for FREE. For the money that those idiots paid they could have eaten at the best buffet or restaurant.
__label__2 Orient Express has improved in my two years here. If you know what to get, the food can be pretty good. It's not as authentic as Ka Mei (in Squirrel Hill), and the dishes are probably geared more towards CMU and Pitt students -- so expect heavy sauces and lots of vegetables padding each dish. Here are a few dishes I think have a fairy authentic flavor -- (xian yu ji li/xia ren cao fan) Salt Fish and Chicken/Shrimp Fried Rice, (kong xin cai, or ying cai) Not sure how to say it in English, but its the hollow vegetable...I think its called sauteed chinese greens or something on the menu, Baby Bok Choi (always a fav), and the (zha jiang mian) or Pork Noodles. Lunch specials are a good deal. I usually get the green beans (gan cao si ji dou) with steamed rice and the chicken. Dishes I don't like include: vegetable spring roll, mapo tofu -- I have yet to find a good mapo tofu in Pittsburgh. The service (with the exception of the male waiter) is kind of mean, which I think is unfortunate. \n\nOh yeah, and you can get bubble tea here. It's not the best bubble tea in the world, its also not the worst. I like to get the taro (hot), long yen (hot).
__label__3 Though I wouldn't normally give this place 4 stars, I give it for 4 stars in relation to the other eateries right next to CMU(Craig St. Area). \n\nThe prices are good and they have a decent lunch special. Their noodle dishes are all good like their loi mein(Shanghai style if you prefer the thicker noodles) and chow fan. \n\nI think this place is by far better than Lulu's. \n\nThe service isn't \"friendly\", but it is competent and quick, unlike Lulu's service which is neither friendly, competent nor quick.
__label__3 I think that this is the closest off-campus restaurant to CMU. The price is fine and you get a large amount of food. The service here is quick and efficient, but no one is very friendly. That's fine, as I hardly ever eat in and only stop by to pick up a meal.\n\nTheir bubble tea is pretty good. I especially recommend the mango bubble tea. Also, the chow fun is pretty good as well.\n\nOverall, the food is tasty, the service is quick, and the price is alright. Not bad for a conveniently close restaurant
__label__1 Booooo... mediocre at best.\n\nFor starters, I've probably been here a good 4+ times, but if you're looking for a food review- this isn't it. Mediterranean food is my crack- but I've never gotten around to trying the food here. Even though we were never crazy about the place we would go because (at the time) it was the only nearby lounge.\n\nThis place is popular with folks of a variety of ages but particularly the 18-21 crowd on weekend nights for the hookah and \"loungey\" atmosphere. I have rarely paid to come here and I wouldn't. Typically, Ive always gone with a group of friends when the invite was extended or to catch up with someone.\n\nMy last experience can pretty much sum up ever every experience I've had. A decent sized group of us (5/6) went in just for a hookah session. Place was pretty much empty (I've never really gone during the \"peak\" time with a dj), but there's middle eastern club music going- streaming through two tvs- interesting music videos and all. We're seated and tended to immediately. The one thing this place has going for it in my experience is that it DOES have a nice atmosphere and the service is alright (sometimes good sometimes bad). All but one of us are smoking, and everyone who smokes needs to order a drink (it's like a protocol)- so, 4 sodas (there's a point for this itinerary later). After a flavor consensus and suggestion from the waitress we order A (1) hookah. After we finally got the thing going (hookah wasn't pulling well) there is hardly any flavor and within 5-10 minutes of us smoking (and it's not like we're hitting the thing hard, we spent most of the time talking)- the smoke is incredibly harsh and even my hardened-cigarette smoking Marine buddy is coughing up a storm. So, we tell the waitress. Charcoal homie who never talks comes with the charcoal bucket and takes almost all the charcoal off. In 5 minutes it goes dead. We tell the waitress, she doesn't really do anything. (Again, place is empty, there is only one other-smaller- group). The hookah always, again, is mediocre at best, idk if it's a combination of a sh*t pipe and low quality shisha or what.\nBill comes- after military discount- $37- for 4 cokes, and a P.o.S under 15 min hookah session...and THAT is why I only go if someone else is covering it.\n\nPros: atmosphere, okay service\nCons: bad value,  crappy hookah
__label__0 I would give it a zero if I could brings a very unsightly crowd to a good area.
__label__1 The steak here was not worth the price at all....i really don't have much to say about this place besides stay away.  Its not worth your money or time...however the decorations inside were very nice.
__label__3 Probably your best bet for a late night dinner after an eventful evening at the club, bar, gambling, or even a show! And it's cheap! How cheap? Cheap as hell I'd like to think. Also it's a 24/7 restaurant. \n\nI had their rare beef and meatball pho and their eggrolls. I would say their broth is a little sweeter than to my liking but still not too bad. The eggrolls were awesome! I loved it! \n\nMaybe my favorite cheap eats joint in Vegas besides In-N-Out
__label__2 This review is based on 3 visits there, 2 lunches and 1 dinner.\n\nOverall, it was just OK but I would love to give a higher star.  Why not 3 stars? because the inconsistencies of the product.  On the first day (lunch) we order pho (good), rice dish (also good), the salted peppered squid (love it) and Vietnamese style ice coffee.  We enjoyed them all very much and even ordered the squid to go for our road trip (where there are no Asian food) to stretch our our cravings.   Based on that meal it would be a solid 4 stars.  BUT....\n\n6 days later we came back for dinner and that meal was barely a 2 star. The same exact dish looked different, tasted different, squid was tough. All of us were disappointed.  The day time chef was much better (after all this place opens 24 hr a day in Vegas).  To prove our theory, we went back the following day for lunch and again the food is good.\n\nIf you are reading this, go lunch time.  Don't go dinner time.\n\nPrice wise I felt it was a little on the expensive side compared to the San Francisco Bay Area (specifically San Jose and Milpitas area). But to get the similar quality food in the middle of the dessert is something I am not complaining.  Our three meals for family of 4 is around $60.
__label__2 Good Pho, open all the time.
__label__0 The prices are crazy expensive. 9 dollars for a bowl of pho is not the business. Usually they run about 6 dollars. My pho was disgusting and cold. Their meat tasted fake and seemed old. My boyfriend ordered a large pho dac biet with meatballs and he only got half of one meatball. We paid for extra meatballs and he didn't even got one full meatball. That's cheap and pissed me off. Will never eat here again. Even the waiter was so rude. Not worth the money or time trying it.\n\nDO NOT GO HERE!!!
__label__1 I would've given this place four stars since I love their pho so much & the price for it, BUUUUUUT..... Their service SUCKS! There are so many things to say about the bad service here.\n\n1. Although there is no wait time to be seated, there is a wait time that takes freakin' forever just for them to order your food. We were there for 20 minutes before they ordered our food. And it's not just this time, but EVERY SINGLE TIME WE VISIT.. \n\n2. RUDE. RUDE. RUDE. RUDE. RUDE SERVERS. I cannot stress that enough. We asked for forks because my mother doesn't know how to use chopsticks and the server gave us this really disgusted face. Um, what is your problem mister server sir?! -_______- IF YOU DON'T LIKE SERVING PEOPLE, GET ANOTHER JOB. SIMPLE AS THAT.\n\n3. SLOW REFILLS. Dude, they gave us one glass of water and NEVER refilled our drinks ever again.. Our server was no where to be seen. It's like he dumped our food and took a freaking five hour break! Seriously?!?!?!?!?! Ugh..\n\nI would come back to this place, but I'd probably order take out instead. Wouldn't want to stay and dine here if their servers are going to be complete a-holes to their PAYING CUSTOMERS.
__label__0 I found a half-foot strand of thick hair in my Pho Dac Biet. I give props to the waiter for not apologizing and keeping a smile on his face the whole time there. Also accompanied by noisy waiters, dull atmosphere, and crappy foreign music, I could not stay a second longer. If you're a tourist reading this review, let Vietnamese wait until you get home. There are better ways to spend your money in Vegas and gambling is one of them.
__label__3 My husband's was in serious need of a good bowl of Pho to cure his Vegas hangover. The place he usually goes to in Vegas wasn't open yet, so we trekked out here around 9am. \nThe place was bright, clean, & staff was friendly. Service was a bit slower than what were used to in Cali, but nothing to complain about. \nWe ordered Pho Tai & Soda Chanh. \nThe Pho broth was yummy- not to msg/beefy tasting & the meat wasn't overcooked! Everything was fresh and Lime soda was refreshing & light.
__label__4 I go there all the time. I went almost every viet restaurant around the neighborhood and this place the best. Cheap and high quality food. Try pho combo and u wont regret it. Open 24/7/365 and always clean and serve good food. They give good amount of bean sprouts too. Highly recommended.
__label__1 Do not come to this restaurant if you can help it. We recently had a very bad experience with this restaurant. The food is OK not great compares to other restaurants on the same street. The food came late and then when we complained the younger waiter had an attitude. Our friend ordered Hu tiu/ Mi and the waiter forgot to bring it out until we asked for it.\nI'm not sure our Vietnamese owners understand the word \"service\" mean or maybe they too busy making money!\nDVT
__label__3 4.5 stars. I'd like to give Tea Infusion 5 stars, but I can't. I blame the location, for this refreshingly cool place gets lost among the retail stores at Tempe Marketplace. Tea Infusion would be a great off-the-street place to go. I can see it situated in the LGO or Central/Camelback Ave or Biltmore area. Or even tucked neatly off Mill Ave. If it were in any other place but Tempe Marketplace, I'd become a regular - especially because they have free wifi.\n\nI ate lunch here today with a friend. We both commented on the striking decor - the soothing blue/gray walls and dark wood. There are even a couple of quotes painted on the walls, along with vibrant art hanging on display. \n\nTea Infusion also sells tea cups, mugs and tea pots. But is that really why you'd stop in? No. You'd stop in to sample the tea, check out the menu and wager if you'll like this place. At least that's what I did. \n\nI like this place quite a bit, for the tea selection is large. From black to white to chai to oolong, you have many possibilities to satiate your tea appetite. I ordered a hot pot (two cups worth) of their chocolate mint chai. I also ordered egg, cheese and ham on an english muffin (from their breakfast menu, which is served all day). The tea arrived shortly with a little orange hour-glass, which is used to tell me when the tea is ready (3 minute seep is standard). Once the sand fell down to the bottom, I poured the tea into my glass. And I sipped. It was just the thing to offset the chilly afternoon. \n\nMy sandwich arrived later. It was just okay. I nibbled on it happily, though. My friend ordered the Tuscan chicken sandwich, which came with an artichoke sort of tapenade and a small splattering of goat cheese. She said the multi-grain bread was delicious. We both encountered a small problem though: our sandwiches wanted to fall apart. A piece of mine even leapt from the table onto the floor. Messy. \n\nBeing one of the few patrons there, we were able to relax, slowly drink our tea and enjoy a free-flowing conversation. Then it happened. A fresh, organic fruit tart appeared and we just had to have it. My friend quickly jumped up to order one for us. In order to make room in the display case, the girl behind the counter offered up a sampling of some chocolate truffle-like dessert. I gladly snatched up a sliver for us to try. And then we melted into the pleasures of fresh, organic fruit on top of a sweet custard surrounded by a flaky crust. There was also the bliss of the chocolate treat. \"This would be absolutely perfect with coffee,\" I said. My friend agreed, for the chocolate dessert was the perfect amount of cream and cocoa to complement a cup of hot coffee. \n\nI would recommend this place for a brunch or afternoon escape. While the lunch menu does offer up sandwich and salad options, I think you'd do better sticking with the obvious: the tea.
__label__1 I went in and grabbed a bunch of their raw snacks and two raw desserts. I also ordered a juice. Super expensive, from the juice being eight dollars to the snacks going from a six dollar cookie to a thirteen dollar small bag of crackers. \nNow, I love the concept of Vegan and raw, yet for the price, I would like to enjoy the food and not taste cardboard. The desserts were horrible and the other snacks were extremely bland. The juice was WAY too thick. \nBasically, a rip off. No one should have to pay this much to eat tasteless food for health.
__label__0 This place wasn't for me. Had the mexiwrap, zucchini pasta and Acai bowl. The Mexican wrap was my favorite amongst the other dishes, however when I got home I started feeling sick and ended up throwing up. Not coming back.
__label__3 Best nan I've had in Vegas!!  Great bang for your buck.  They even had the $7.99 lunch buffet on a Saturday!  Who else does that???  I look forward to trying the dozas the next time.  They were all around $6 and HUGE.
__label__0 We've been going to Montana for years and the food service has got really bad lately. The last few times we went we waited forever. Our server actually brought us our check before our food had arrived. We hardly saw her at all throughout the meal. Our food was wrong and the fries were lukewarm, but we were starving and could not wait any longer. How hard is it to make a few burgers? Other tables were getting their food screwed up too! This place has a serious problem with food sitting in the kitchen. What are the runners doing? It seems like they don't really care, I guess they have got complacent, but there are other good options around so I won't bother going back to Montana.
__label__3 Our favorite local steakhouse. Went on Friday night to celebrate my husbands birthday. Adam the manager took great care of us and the food was great.
__label__0 5 years ago when I lived in this area I love the Montana Meat Company.  Sadly, that has changed.  I have dined there twice within the last month and it seems everything has gone south.  Food quality, food portions, service, speed, friendliness... all have grossly deteriorated.  Montana Meat Company is now on my personal list of \"never again's\", which is not an easy task to accomplish.  If you are in the area and looking for a decent steak there are few options, other than Giuseppe's on the weekends or the Summerlin venues which are a bit further of a drive.
__label__4 Ambiance is amazing....very Zen, without being too Zen-y.  The massage rooms are bliss, iPods with playlists to be chosen by the client, something gorgeous to look at (flowers on the floor) and scented (or un-scented) oils that are so beautifully fragrant.  The staff is exceptionally kind.  Lockers area is complete - could leave for office right after a treatment.  Good for solo spa-goer....areas set up for solitude and the atmosphere encourages quiet.  Divine.
__label__0 I just read Anna G's review and totally agree with it.  The store has a similar inventory to other similar-sized Sephoras.  However, the beauty studio staff takes the grand prize on rudeness.  The employees in this store need much better training on customer relations.  The only thing this store has going for it is its location and the Sephora name.  If it was in any other location, no one would likely go to this store because of the employees.  Overall my experience here was horrible.  I will always shudder as I walk past this store in future Vegas visits.  I will never encourage any of my friends or family to shop at this store.\n\nI was in Vegas for my friend's bachelorette party.  I had called in two days prior to schedule a makeover appointment for our night out.  I knew I needed new makeup supplies... I'm out of foundation, mascara, powder, I wanted to buy some new eye shadows, etc... I scheduled a makeover for myself too. So my makeover was scheduled for 6 pm and my friend's at 6:30.  I am in general frugal BUT I like to spend money on things that matter.  To me, good quality makeup is an investment so I suck it up and spend $$$ when the time comes to buy.\n\nI got there and this nice older gentleman greeted me.  I asked him where to go for the makeovers and he directed me to the general area.  Although he did not seem to know much about the beauty studio, the fact that he greeted me was a plus in my book.\n\nThe ordeal began when I got to the beauty studio area.  There were three girls in the red and black coats chatting up a storm with each other.  I must have looked like someone with no money to spend because I stood there for five minutes in front of them before one of them even acknowledged me.  When I asked about the makeover they looked me up and down, no smile, made me feel like I was intruding, then one of them finally asked had I bought the $50 gift card yet, the cost of the makeover.  \n\nWell it was my first time doing the makeover so I had no idea you had to buy the gift card first.  It turns out you buy the gift card after the makeover!!!!  Per my cousin, the Sephora makeover veteran.\n\nDutifully, I went to the cashier and paid for me and my girl friend's makeover.  When I got back to the beauty studio area, not one of the girls could be found.  I circled the area a few times and finally another one of the girls came back to the beauty studo area, so I told her I was there for my makeover and I had an appointment.  She had this blank look on her face, no smile, and said she was the one who will be doing my makeover.  She never introduced herself.  It was only later that I found out her name from her manager.  I will not mention her name here but you know who you are.\n\nShe said she was finishing up with her other client yet and told me to wait.  I looked around and sure enough there was now someone sitting in a once-empty chair.  I said sure. After all, what could I do?  I understood sometimes things just go behind schedule.  She apparently believed that was the end of her responsibility in customer service since she didn't tell me where to sit nor did she give me any reading material and she pretty much ignored me for the next 15-20 minutes.  Remember my friend's makeover was scheduled for 6:30 pm.  It was now 6:15.  We had dinner reservations at 8 pm.  Time was running out.  She did not seem to be getting done any time soon so I started looking around the display shelves.  I figured being the customer service expert that she was, she would look for me or page me when she was ready.  When I got back to the beauty studio area she was working on someone else. What the???  I looked at the appointment booklet and my name had been crossed off.  What the???\n\nWhen my friend arrived a few minutes later for her makeover I was fuming.  When my friend found out what happend she didn't want her makeover anymore.  Thankfully management was very appologetic and gave us our refunds.  Thank you for saving me $$$ on this Vegas trip!!!
__label__2 Out of all the breakfast places to enjoy in Pittsburgh this one stands right in the middle. I love that it is in Regent square and that they have sidewalk seating so you can have breakfast in the sun whilst people watching, NICE!\n\nAs far as the food goes it is just so so for me. I like my sides when it comes to my first morning meal and they come up short in that department. Last time I went it was our annual St Paddy's parade day. My \"mai\"  (thats what I call my mommy) had the square breakfast, I had the breakfast burrito, and J had the breakfast quesadilla. I just could not decide! I wanted something different but I was worried I wouldn't like what I ordered and I needed something filling that particular bar crawl day.\n\nI really wanted to try the Smoked salmon Napoleon but if the fish wasn't good it would ruin the meal and I wasn't willing to experiment. My burrito was OK, nothing outstanding. It could have used some re-fried black beans, spanish rice for a side of something?? See my pics for the plain presentation. I did like the chicken apple sausage.\n\n I tried some of the vegan chorizo that my mom had gotten with the Square BF. I liked it but it did have that fake meaty flavor underneath the spicy chorizo sauce. Again pretty ho hum, I wasn't even that interested to try J's quesadilla because the ingredients were the same in my burrito. The atmosphere is perfect to start the day and service is decent. I don't know... it's just missing some pizzazz for me. After some thought I think that because of my mexican upbringing and cooking skills I search for a more authentic flavor but in reality this is American breakfast! I'll def be back! In closing maybe I have to be in an adventuresome breakfast mode, try something new, and not be such a square.
__label__1 Veggie omelette was way over cooked,  hard and dry ... Not good at all ... Very disappointing since I had had better food there a couple of years ago. My companion experienced the same with her omelette. So my advice ... At the very least ... Don't order an omelette ... Especially given the price.
__label__4 If the line is not out the door we love Sunday breakfast here. Delicious sweet and\nsavory selection. the coffee is fresh and better than most places. All the servers/baristas are friendly and helpful. Menu changes frequently so I can't really recommend what is my favorite. If you go on a Sunday be ready for a decent wait 30 mins after they open.
__label__1 Hilariously in the sense that this is exactly what Vegas food consisted of in the late 80's and early 90's. Typical reheated, cafeteria-influenced eggs/sausage/bacon and standard sandwiches. The breakfast is notably poor, as the eggs will guaranteed be overcooked, the sausage rubbery and the biscuits cold. The sandwiches are decent, but very oily and the bread is soggy. I guess an advantage is the fact that it's open 24 hours, but why would you want bad food at all hours in this day and age? Go somewhere else unless you really are obligated to eat in this poorly-located, poorly-staffed countertop deli.
__label__4 Easy accessible target, always clean and neat. It has the light rail right across. An open not cluttered place. Probably my favorite target here in central Phoenix.
__label__1 I had high hopes for Big Al's. We came here after the hockey game with 3 other people. We started off with a dozen oysters and I made the fianc\u00e9 share the combination pot roast. Oysters were very mushy, salty and not fresh at all....granted it is not oyster season, but it was pretty horrible to eat. Pot roast was ok, it reminded me a bit of the Chinese dish Shrimp with Lobster sauce. There was a lot of lil crab cracked shells in it, so beware. It was flavorful and minus the shells I think it's a decent dish. \n\nOne thing I do have to say is that Dolly is a wonderful server. Service was excellent and I might come back to give the clam chowder a try.
__label__3 By far!! Big Al's is the best restaurant inside The Orleans Hotel & Casino.  After walking around the Casino looking for something to eat without heading to the strip, we walked pass Al's.  The menu looked interesting and inviting.\n\nOur waitress was very helpful and friendly, giving us several great suggestions on the menu, which we used wisely.  \n\nI started with a cup of some of the best Boston Clam Chowder I've had outside the New England area.  It was smooth and creamy with lots of lovely calms.  The flavors were very delightful, light, but filling.\n\nNext I partook the Soft-shell Crab Po Boy, Fresh French bread with two large lightly beer-battered crabs, cleaned and prepared perfectly.  I was pleasantly surprised at how fresh and sweet the crab tasted. Beautiful red tomato slices and crisp lettuce and a zesty Creole mayo spread.\n\nAlso ordered at the table was the Louisiana Crab Cakes with a Creole mustard sauce.  I had few of bites of these also. The cakes were fairly large and of good thickness.  There were lumps of sweet crabmeat, and not \"krab\".  The veggies were finely diced, as I prefer.  I hate biting into large chucks of veggies.  Great seasoning was used as well, spicy, but not too hot.\n\nI will definitely roll back over to Big Al's from The Strip the next time I'm in Vegas.  For the quality of the meal and the good prices, $12 for the Po Boy (2 large crabs) and another $12 for two good size crab cakes with real crab lump meat. I'll be a repeat customer.
__label__2 To start on a positive note, the staff was extremely helpful working around my food allergies and were extremely nice. They were attentive without being stuffy. The bartender picked a great wine for my mom and I to drink and was great all around. Dinner was mediocre (I got the turkey burger and sweet potato fries, she got the salmon dish). The burger was flavorful but her dish was on the small size for the price and was just fair. \n\nDinner gets 3-stars because although dinner was ok, dessert was bad. I ordered a s'more type sundae which was described as homemade graham crackers, marshmallow, and then toffee ice cream and bananas with butterscotch. The graham cracker was hard as a rock and the ice cream had MAJOR freezer burn. I love my desserts so if that is messed up it ruins a meal for me. \n\nI wouldn't come back again and I wouldn't recommend it, the staff was just too nice for me to say it while I was there.
__label__2 Not a huge fan of this Target.  It's the closest one so I find myself going there but the store is so large and it feels like everyone inside is an ASU student at times.  Which basically means it is always crowded with people and I find myself waiting in line to check out.  Otherwise, it's has a lot of good things.  Lots of parking, great staff and like I said before it's super sized so you can find anything and everything you need in one location.
__label__0 WARNING WARNING WARNING!!!!\nWorst haircut of my life! I should have never cheated on my stylist. Definitely learned my lesson. I gave the lady very specific instructions, she even repeated what I said and then proceed to take out the clippers and instead of a fade used a 1 and went straight up the side of my head to the point of no return. I was literally speechless. I have a professional job and I have no idea what they are going to say when I go in on Monday but it was unfixable. Instead of \"cleaning up the sides\" she shaved almost to the middle-top of my head.... talk about J. I Jane status. \n\nUnless you don't care what your hair looks like and just want a military cut don't waste your time, money, or style.\n\nI was pissed, almost in tears, pointed out their mistake and they still made me pay for it.\nA horrible business.
__label__4 Great barbershop! When I first started going here I was new to professional haircuts, always got mine at places like great clips. This place is the real deal though. I get my hair cut by Isreal and haven't been disappointed. The cut is great, the shave is great, and the customer service is great. Very friendly atmosphere in the shop. Highly recommended.
__label__1 Meh... \n\nSuper slow going southbound in the morning. I've discovered I can get to work quicker on surface streets, which are no picnic.\n\nDecent ride when it's not rush hour.  Nice view through the mountains.
__label__3 definitely returning when i go back to vegas.\n\nthe sushi was really good. very fresh and as alot of people mentioned earlier, some were very creative. \n\nthe main reason we tried this spot was that it was conveniently located 1 min away from the house lol. we were pleasantly surprised to find out that it was really good as well.\n\nwe had the \"i did your ex wife\" = a bunch of stuff in a jalapeno and deep fried. this was by far my favorite dish this time. i just wish they had a bigger portion.\n\nthe gf had the japanese pizza. it took forever and a day and wasnt really that great but still worth a try.\n\noverall this place was a little pricey but worth it when you need that sushi fix.
__label__0 First off, I do have to admit that I am somewhat of a sushi-snob.  I went here once... and have not gone back.  The food was okay for a Korean owned sushi place, however, what turned me off about this place the most was the customer service.  The sushi chef my boyfriend and I had ignored us half the time and when I asked for ooba (japanese mint) to be placed in one of my rolls he said that it would be an extra charge.  That's fine and all, I really don't mind that, but when one of my friends who is Korean told me that he went to this place and they didn't charge him for extras it really got me upset.  I think consistency is a key component when building a clientele base and this restaurant is definitely not adhering to that policy with their sloppy rolls, heavy rice, and selective customer service.  For the price and quality of fish, it is definitely not worth the 5 minute drive up Warm Springs.  I would opt for Sushi-Mon (in Silverado Ranch, not Sahara) where the chefs are friendly, the fish is good, and the portion of rice is small (even for all you can eat).
__label__0 Had decent food, but shitty service. Never returning.
__label__0 I usually love this restaurant but the quality has gone way down! \n\nMost of orders had something wrong with them. The unagi came out missing the the sauce and seaweed wrap.  The dynamite was burnt and didn't have any cream.  The garlic edamame was extremely burnt.   \n\nIt looked like the restaurant only had two servers. I felt bad for them at first but I didnt towards the end of the night. When we told them the problems with our food, they shrugged us off. On top of that the sushi chef gave my family a dirty look for voicing our concerns with the food. It was as if they were only interested in satisfying their customers at the sushi bar.  \n\nI dont think I will be back for a very long time. I'm not happy at all with the way my family was treated tonight.  Save your money and eat at a sushi bar that gives good service
__label__1 This place can be summed up in one word - awful. In a search to find a good sushi spot in Las Vegas, I came upon Sumo.  Walking in, I took a look at the menu and decided to give it a shot. Looking at the AYCE menu, I decided to go with a la carte. Thank god I did.\n\nOrdering a few simple rolls, they came out promptly but were warm and soggy - the opposite of fresh. All rolls were chewy (should have ordered soy paper for the extra charge) and the Philly roll had enough cream cheese to choke a horse. Add to this the fact that the waters came out in dirty glasses with no ice and that gives a full snapshot of the meal. \n\nOnce I stomach down a few pieces, I looked down to find my napkin and unfortunately saw the sides of the \"white\" table cloth. These resembled a scene out of CSI.\n\nImmediately asking for the check, we walked out with no intent on returning and very thankful we steered clear of the AYCE option. The only reason this review has 2 stars is because the staff is very friendly, constantly smiling and always prompt when refilling our tap water.
__label__4 We ate here often before they changed management, and while they were excellent before... I have to admit the new Sumo Sushi II manages to surprise and satisfy me even more.\n\nThe new dishes they have are out of this world. I'm not quite a sushi pro, but I've had at least 10 places in Vegas alone. What they create here don't taste like tasty carbon copies; each roll had a distinct flavor, some even surprising twists on old favorites (the delicious black pepper kick to their volcano roll for instance). As others have said, you must try the karai. In fact, everything that has one serving for AYCE is worth the order. We even had a special salmon roll, freshly torched in front of us. The gimmick was fun, but the taste incredible. On top of the taste, the staff was very attentive and in good spirits.\n\nI've had sushi as good, but for $25 AYCE dinner, the quality to price ratio makes this a steal. Definitely give them a shot!
__label__0 Horrible service and my food was cold. If they had been busy, I MIGHT understand, seeing as I used to be a server myself. But we were the only people in the place. And considering that I've had such great experiences at other King's locations, I was very disappointed.
__label__1 The only reason I don't give them a single star is because I'm hoping one day they get back to form. My family has been going to the Salt Cellar for many many years and this place stole our business. They always made amazing seafood, fish, and believe it or not had the best wings hands down! Now its just not the same. I heard they switched or lost their main chef, I don't know if thats true. But I bragged this place up for years and finally got my entire girlfriends family to try it as they're big seafood fans. Absolutely terrible the last couple viists. Nobody finished their plate. The staff is still excellent and extremely knowledable about the menu. The cook needs to go! I feel bad because I know it hurts their tips. To say the least after paying for the whole meal and about $200+ later I was upset and won't be back. Salt Cellar is a farther drive but if I'm dropping that much money in a restaurant I want my money's worth.
__label__0 Came here and were seated quickly. The waiter was prompt and the bread we received was great. \n\nAfter that it went down hill. It took the waiter another 10-15 minutes to come back and get our order. Two of us ordered the hot seafood platter and my dad ordered one of their specials (I greatly apologize that for the life of me I cannot remember what it was). All I can remember is that it was their most expensive fish special. Our food took a while to arrive, and at $25 for the fish and $30 for the platter, we were getting hungry and expected everything to be delicious. \n\nHere is where things keep going down hill. Every thing on our seafood platter was fried which was no big deal. What was a big deal was that it was dripping oil. And everything was so salty we could not possibly finish it. The crab cakes were deep fried and definitely did my taste like crab. I had a crab cake at Golden Corral and they tasted the exact same (actually golden corrals was better). \n\nThe fish mg dad ordered was also abysmal. The taste itself wasn't too bad (but also nothing special) it was the fish itself. I don't know if it was a bad quality fish or bad preparation but it was awful in texture. We all tried some and agreed that it was incredibly dry and chewy. The $2 swai fillets from Walmart were higher quality than that. The sides were okay but again, nothing special. \n\nIf this were your average seafood restaurant I would give it two stars, but for $60 for three people, it was definitely not worth it.
__label__4 We decided to try King's again and were very glad we did. The ahi was absolutely delicious. Husband loved the crab legs. Mac and cheese was exceptional.  The sourdough bread compares with that in San Francisco. Service was awesome. He brought half bottle of wine in ice and knew how often to check back. We will definitely be returning.
__label__0 Yep, from five stars to one! It appears that this clinic is only courteous when you have a bottomless Scottsdale wallet. Otherwise, they browbeat you into feeling like the worst pet owner ever, even when faced with an Impossible end-of-life situation. \n\nThis update is written two years after the beloved pet in question passed away, so is by no means a grief-stricken, heat-of-the-moment review. For compassionate care, I now recommend Scaredy Cat.
__label__2 ....and boy are my arms tired!\n\nComedy clubs are easy to review when focusing on the club itself, and not the talent.  You could be in the perfect comedy club and see a horrible act, just as you could see something amazing at a dive bar's open mic night.  \n\nThis \"club\" is really  a conference room that has been converted into a comedy club.  The staff sets up chairs around the room for the patrons the night of the show, adding seats when needed.  There are a few VIP couches, but since this intimate setting is quite quaint, there really is no reason to pay the high price for them.\n\nThere are two waitresses who run around frantically trying to fill all the patrons' orders, but be ready to wait for your beverage.  Walking up to the bar in the room is usually a better way to go.  \n\nI saw the late (9pm) show on a Saturday night.  Seating starts at 8:30, so get there early if you want to sit in the front.  Really, there isn't a horrible seat in the house though.  \n\nI saw Todd Paul the night I went in, and laughed my A$$ off.  He was charismatic and hilarious.  His act was a mix of magic, stunts, and comedy.  He did an amazing job of making fun of Las Vegas shows, specifically magic shows.  I would definitely return for another fun night.
__label__1 NOT BAD. BUT NOT GOOD EITHER.\n\nPROS: It's located inside the Cabo Wabo Cantina on the second floor. If you are hungry, you have what looks like a pretty decent restaurant on the main floor. When you make your way up the stairs, the venue itself is pretty decent size with a full bar for you alcoholics. The view from there is pretty awesome. You can see right below you the strip and a clear view of the Bellagio fountains across the street.\n\nCONS: The elevator was out of order that night we went. What if you were handicapped? How the heck are you suppose to make it up the second floor? Anyways that was just a minor thing compared to the major issue. Since the restaurant is right below us, all the noise coming from there was echoing up the stairs to the venue. So sometimes you couldnt fully understand what the comedians were saying. The mics were turned up pretty good already but the fact that you have constant background noise from downstairs greatly reduces this review to 2 stars. Fix that and you are at least a 4 stars.\n\nAs for the comedians, there is a new set every week so this review does not pertain to them. The venue is what is always constant so that is what you will be dealing with, thus this review will tell what to expect atmospherewise.
__label__4 A great stand-up show every time!\nI've been going to L.A. Comedy Club for years now and have never been to a bad show!  Sure sometimes some of the comics aren't as funny as I would like, but the headliner or one of the other two have always made me laugh.  \n\nThe new venue is at Bally's and is past the Jubilee showroom up the escalators beside the Poker room.  The seats (which a lot of people complained about before when it was at PH) are better than before but still normal padded chairs.  The view isn't as good as it was at PH but it is a better showroom overall and is medium sized yet intimate.  \n\nThey do a lot of specials as well, from Groupon to locals deals, and their last minute normal pricing is fair as well.  On top of all that, they have an all-u-can-drink special that is usually $25 but can be less if bought with packages.  So the price for an 1.5+ hour show on the strip is A+ awesome!\n\nI've met a lot of the comics after the show (not required but I like talking to them), as well as the awesome maitre d (Justin) and even the owner who is often there making sure everyone is having fun.\n\nBottom line:  I really enjoy using the LA comedy club shows as my default date night/night out/ or just something fun to do all the time, so check it out if you like comedy!
__label__2 Drinks special can be a good deal if you like to drink fast.  The Club is in an OK location and is a pretty small venue.  The Comics they get are OK but you get what you pay for.  Not a bad night out if you have already seen all the cool shows in Vegas.  The seating is banquet style chairs and if in the back you will have a hard time seeing.   Doing VIP is a must...
__label__2 It's like gambling. Sometimes, you win big...and other times...not so much.\n\nThe show started off great. Our MC was engaging and very funny. He was very comfortable in his own skin and using his life as material for his comedy, but he was still socially aware to not go too far. The same cannot be said about the first two comedians that came after who were crude, swore way too much, and shoved their distasteful humor down your throat irregardless of people being notably disgusted. At one point, a lady stood up after the joke went too far and asked the comedian to move on. Instead, he used this as fodder to continue at it. I get using someone as the butt of all jokes, but when LITERALLY no one else is laughing with you...it is time to move on. Luckily, the MC was able to put a bandaid over each of these two flops.\n\nThe headliner Jay Reid did make up for the entire night though...otherwise it would have been a complete dud at $20/ticket. Jay Reid made excellent use of the stage going as far as using the stool and mic stand as props. He had jokes about current events as well as of normal controversial/taboo subjects. The jokes were tasteful and he even stuck around to meet the audience after. Very classy and cool.
__label__3 Five star venue. Reminds me of big city digs in L.A. or NYC. The runway. Oh, I so wanted to strut my butt. But I decided to nibble on the delicious appetizers like corn cakes with avocado salsa and the yummy mini croque monseurs. The Strawberry martini, although a bit too minty, was fruity and dry. Like my \"funny\" cousin Jim, who's 47 single, likes wicker and has an \"I HEART cats and books t'shirt. Well, what do ya do? Service at our yelp event was great I thought. Kristy had quite a few folks to sling drinks at and she was polite and professional. The menu seemed slightly inventive, with a $30 lobster sandwich, a spin on a cobb salad and the now obligatory sliders. I will be back for a visit and will definitely talk it up. Next time, however, I will be ready with stilletos and my Victoria Secret angel wings!
__label__0 Wow.  What can I say.  This experience was pretty bad.  \n\nFirst-- it's in a REALLY BAD neighborhood.  You can't feel safe at all, and this whole area needs 15 times the police that are walking around.\n\nPrice:  Every time I turned around, someone wanted more money.  Sure, there were displays of canned fruit and Elementary school artwork that's free to see, but anything else, and the carnies want more money.  It would be a different thing, if they were cheap games with even cheaper prices, but they're not.  These are cheap games with spendy prices.  It's a groady, dirty, filthy place full of dirty, filthy workers that want me to hand over endless cash for their house-favored games.\n\nI'm proud to be an Arizona-born native, although I'm stunned that our politicians continue to declare that this annual event is a BENEFIT to the pride of the State of Arizona.  Did I mention that they want money the INSTANT you park your car?  They also WANT money when you go in, they WANT money for ride tickets, and they WANT money for food---  am I leaving something out?  I would expect that they will start charging to use the CLEAN bathrooms that haven't been installed yet.\n\nPlease avoid this place, save your money, and don't feel like you're missing anything.\n\nP.S.  If you're going to a concert--- they will let you see it, once you've paid to get inside the park.  It will be in the coliseum where the seats were designed for 12-year-old girls.  Please don't expect that the seating was designed for actual, American men like John Wayne, who I heard was 6'4\".  He would've never fit.  I'm also convinced that they won't spend the effort to correct this horrendously un-american flaw, and yet they will continue to expect your endless supply of $$$ money $$$.  \n\nEnjoy!
__label__2 I haven't been to the fair in years, and I figured it was time to head back down to the fairgrounds once again to have a bit of fun while its still here.  The first time I went, I remember it clear as day, and had a blast with some friends on a Saturday afternoon.\n\nNow, I came back, and its as fun as I remember it to be.  Rides galore, with tons of things to see and do.  What I like about the fair is the following:\n\nA) you don't have to like rides to have a good time here. There's plenty to see, do and eat to keep you entertained for quite a few hours.  \n\nB) tons of food! Cotton candy, turkey legs, hot dogs and tons more to eat.  Trust me, you won't go hungry! Be careful tho, some of the food is expensive, so try to spread yourself out when eating here.\n\nC) free shows and things to do.  We saw a really cool drum circle with Native American dancers on a stage in the back.  Also went through a verizon NFL booth that had all kinds of entertainment inside related to football.\n\nD) My favorite thing of all time-THE ANIMALS!!  We saw so many sheep that were absolutely adorable I wanted to take them home with me.  They have cows, Llamas, chickens, birds, pigs, goats, the whole 9 yards.  This is worth the price of admission alone.  They also have competitions amongst the animals and thats fun to watch as well.\n\nE) Every year they have concerts here, some free some not.  There was a horse show going on in the arena when we arrived, but I do know that Korn was playing in the colliseum that night for a few extra dollars.   I know snoop dogg used to perform here too, but the concerts are fun if someone you like should come into town.\n\nThe downside to the fair is that it can be expensive as all get out.  Last I checked, it was like $20 for 24 tickets, and that gets you 2, maybe 3 rides.  I wanted to ride the Ferris Wheel SO BAD, but the price for tickets was outrageous! it would have cost to much to go on the ride for a few minutes, so I passed.  :-( I only cried for like 2 minutes over it, but I cried into my bag of cotton candy, so I didn't feel so bad when I was done. \n\nOverall, not bad, just eat before you go so you don't put yourself in the poor house when going here. No, I'm not being cheap, but I just paid $7 for a bag of cotton candy, and almost paid $25 to ride the ferris wheel one time, so if thats okay with you, then go ahead. LOL
__label__1 I loved, loved, loved the fair when I was a child. I LOVED IT. I got to see the Beach Boys in my first ever concert...such good times. I was so happy when we went. I would go at least 3-4 times while it was in town. Well, I definitely DO NOT love what the fair has become. Its a travesty, a sham, and...well...a mockery. Guys: its a Travishamockery. Let me explain why...now:\n\n~What To Do~\nWell, you will blow boatloads of cash..that's numero uno. Besides that, you can check out all the rides they offer, as well as exhibitions ranging from animals to crafts and baking, as well as the Expo area, where retailers hawk their products. Oh and the food, its the one time of the year where most people wont judge you for eating your soul away.\n\n~The Good~\nEh... there are some \"bright spots\". The food is fun and different. I love the Indian Fry Bread stations, although every single vendor is not the same....you have to be picky. The food options are abundant as well, and if you do not care about what you put in you, its a field day for you. The Expo they hold each year has some fun vendors each year. In 2013, they weren't as much fun as previous years, but still they held my attention for a bit. I did try some of the extreme rides....holy hell, scary, but fun. I will admit I did enjoy hanging out with my fiance in cool weather, it was refreshing and relaxing to stroll around and have some fun. Also, the concerts and events they offer each year are pretty good for free admission, I simply haven't had the time or I would've hit up a number of them over the years.\n\n~The Bad~\nOy Vey...So, lets say about 7+ years ago (approximately) the whole re-invention of fairs began nationwide. With that change came increased prices, lower quality prizes, insanely fatty and poor quality foods, and whats worse: a really crummy corporate feel, by way of RCS out here in Phoenix. So now, we are left with what RCS has provided us. Its really a shell of former fun times. We still have the awesome destruction derby and concerts, as well as some fun rides still.. But they have stripped  all that away with the watered down prizes and games that are pretty much rigged....And the prizes... I mean, come on. They deduce down to dog chew toys really. Perfect size for our Yorkie and Chihuahua. Rips in about 3 days time. \n\nPrices are outrageous and I am consistently keeping an eye on spending...you are a fool to go to the fair and just spend whatever...because you will spend 100+ EASY with that mindset. I see a number of people defending the current incarnation, and it amuses me. I remember the balloon darts, when I could win a huge framed picture to hang up on my wall (I remember choosing a Michael Jordan picture)...Well, now, we have balloons, with hackisack-style balls filled with pellets. The balloon dart signs, with pictures of darts are still out there!!!!! \n\nRuining my childhood memories, that's what RCS is doing. And diets too, they just ruin so much...Up-charge me at the gate, and get rid of RCS. I do not care about spending more to get in, FOR A QUALITY PRODUCT. Getting in for free is not worth it. Just wretched. I could go on and on.. deplorable. \n\n~The Down low~\nI really am not sure where to go from here. Really am not. It's a rubbish product, really. Its like paying for a Jaguar, and getting an Aveo... its not right. I am giving 2 stars, because it actually could get worse, and if it does, I have an option to downgrade. I mentioned the redeeming factors already, which all make up the 2 stars they receive...but they do not help. Not a bit. I'll spare writing further, and let the review speak for itself. Save the money and go up North and hike and get your palms read by a hippy....or go golfing... or go to Castles and Coasters and mess around with your family....or go to Scottsdale and steal someone's Audi....or do a meth lab bust in AJ. All of these are equally invigorating and less expensive options, than spending $10 to throw a ball in a basket, attempting to win a cheap stuffed 1000'' stuffed bear.
__label__1 I had so many high hopes for the Arizona State Fair...and they were crushed the second I parked my car. To be fair, it's hard to compare anything to the Great Minnesota Get Together, but I was shocked that an event like this can last an entire month! The fair itself is not in a very appealing part of Phoenix. It's located near a lot of warehouses and there is heavy freeway traffic. Parking is easy to find but only during the day. Once the sun goes down you practically need night vision goggles to spot a traffic director. There are a lot of pan handlers who sit near the entrance which is fine but can get kind of intense. Once you are actually in the fair, you can smell animals but not actually see any...food options are repetitive with a lot of bacon covered things, funnel cakes, indian fry bread tacos, and various cuts of grilled meat. The fair is primarily rides, it's like a giant midway. If you are really into rides and carnival games, this might actually be for you. Not surprisingly, there were ridiculous fights that happened in front of small children between people you would expect to see on an episode of Jerry Springer. It made me sad for humanity.\n\nI'm not going to be a negative Nancy and only complain so here are some cool things about the fair:\n\n1. It is cheap admission, $10 and they give you a voucher for a free ticket to return. The admission also covers the admission for whoever is playing in the coliseum. We saw Colbie Caillat. Pretty cool, even though the coliseum was only a quarter full. \n\n2. Minneapple Pie serves their awesome pies and ice cream. Not surprisingly, they are transplants from Minnesota. \n\n3. The giant Ferris wheel has spectacular views of the city and the fair. Very instagram worthy.\n\nOverall, I would say this fair looks cool but falls short of being entertaining or memorable. There were times I did not feel safe...like when this guy went up to me and told me he was going to cut me up so I end up on a CSI poster...yes, that happened. My trip to Arizona was amazing and I feel like this state fair is not representative of the unique and beautiful people and places that make Arizona an amazing state. #disappointed #pleasebebetterinthefuture #rootingforyouarizonastatefair
__label__4 DeFalcos was the king.\n\nSince I found Andreolis my life has changed.  Fresh baked bread, finest cuts of meats, and hand made pastas.  It does not get any better than this.  I had not tasted good balsamic vinegar and olive oil till I had some at Andreolis (granted a good bottle of olive oil will cost you upwards of $50).  \n\nI have been to Andreolis a few different times now and each time I go I have to try something new.  Usually when you go to a place there are one or two good things to eat on the menu.  Not so at Andreolis.  As my fellow foodie Pete likes to say \"it is a check list not a menu\".  I have had sandwiches, salads, bread and meat trays, but the crown jewel is their raviolis.  As an example I ordered their mushroom ravs one day and they were out.  Michael (the owners son) comes out to my table and lets me know but tells me they have taken care of me.  When my plate arrives he lets me know that they made me some pumpkin ravs instead.  My heart drops in my shoes because I hate all things pumpkin.  But, I grin and bare it knowing that everything else I have tried here is top notch.  I take my first bite and a large smile comes over my face.  The ravs were so good I wanted to cry.  Every bite I could taste the hint of truffle oil, the butter that was mixed in, and slight tinge of sage.  The pumpkin filling was so good I wanted to go to my moms house and slap her for making such god awful pumpkin pies growing up and making me think pumpkin was an evil squash.\n\nAndreolis is not some fancy upscale establishment, so if you are looking for cultured you are coming to the wrong place.  What Andreolis is though is a great Italian deli that serves great food using fresh imported Italian ingredients.  If you are in Scottsdale stop by and order the ravs.  Your stomach and palette will thank you.
__label__1 After reading all the great reviews, and now my curiosity has me... I HAVE TO GO. Read the good and the bad, but I didn't think the bad would effect me, so I drive over with an open mind and a empty stomach. Yes I'm from the East Coast and spent many days of my life in Little Italy, and yes I've even been to Italy a few times too. \n\nMeh. I've experienced better.\n\nThe shelves were sparse for a \"Grocer\" and limited, the food was fresh but I can do better in my own kitchen for a whole lot cheaper. Andreoli is EXPENSIVE ... I know, I know, it's Scottsdale. The tables were filled with regulars that make this their home, and I had to sit outside to smell their lovely garbage cooking in the hot desert sun. Not appetizing! When placing my order I was treated very coldly and with their great attitude, that I read previous in others reviews, was true.
__label__4 Don't let the word \"grocer\" in the name or the sandwich/salad-based menu available online fool you. This isn't just a deli or a grocery.  With the 7 or 8 daily specials on pasta, beef, and seafood, this is quietly one of the best Italian restaurants in town. \n\nNot to take away from the sandwiches, salads, or other antipasto, all of which are excellent and priced under $10. But the white board specials menu is where it's at. The specials range from risotto with shrimp, mussels, and sea bass, to homemade meatballs, to veal ravioli, to tuscan-style steaks. Specials range from $10 to $30. Wine available for sale on site, with a corkage fee for wine. You wouldn't expect it at this counter service-only spot with a sandwich-heavy menu and just a few tables, but this is a unique, fantastic, and authentic spot (particularly when the owner/chef and his friends are sitting nearby loudly speaking Italian with soccer on the TV!).
__label__2 Definitely an interesting store with very diverse merchandise ranging from home decor such as furniture and rugs to wine to random kitchen gadgets. I like the fact that a lot of this is made from around the world, so you can definitely find something unique. I will say I prefer shops where I know it is a fair trade store (I tried looking online to see if they were and I couldn't find that info so if I'm wrong, I'm sorry!). It was definitely a place I would go back to get a funky gift or to look for something different for house decor. But other than that, it was just ok.
__label__0 It is time for an expedition to Tempe Marketplace. What will I need?\n\n1.) Earplugs to block out the abysmal 1990s music incessantly blaring from its speakers.\n\n2.) A bottle of chilled water to drink while traversing its endless parking lagoon between \"District\" and \"Grande Boxes.\"\n\n3.) An empty wallet so I don't buy all the mass-produced cr#p for sale.\n\n4.) A full stomach so I am not tempted by chain restaurants with mediocre food, but amazing \"flare.\"\n\nLast, but not least....\n\n5.) Airplane tickets to a real \"marketplace\" in Europe or Latin America for all the consumer drones wandering around this depressing place.\n\nTempe Marketplace, you are a \"FAIL.\"
__label__3 Dang I love Tempe Marketplace. They have it all, a huge plethora of stores to choose from for your every need. The place is kept clean, they always have visible security and there aren't ever a bunch of homeless kids running around being ab noxious. From the upscale steakhouse to the pottery painting store, I love Tempe Marketplace.
__label__3 The layout of the parking lot is not that great especially the first intersection you come to entering from McClintock.  The stores are good though and there is good variety to satisfy most of your needs.  Clean shopping center with good stores.
__label__3 Tempe Marketplace is one of the nicer malls/outdoor malls in the metro Phoenix area. I remember when it first opened and how nice it was with a wide variety of new things to eat and places to shop at. While some of the restaurants and shops have changed, Tempe Marketplace has stayed well-kept and all around a great place to go to meet with friends/family for food, shopping, and entertainment. I like coming here on the weekends to enjoy a movie. Sometimes I'll grab a bite to eat before or after. Sometimes I'll go shopping. Either way, it is one of the nicer shopping destinations and I'd recommend it.
__label__1 Awesome place if you want to almost get hit by a car. An 8 year old can put together a more functional parking area.
__label__1 I avoid this mall.  I hate parking here, and trying to get in and out is always a hassle.
__label__3 One of my favorite malls. Lots of fun stores, restaurants and activities.\n\nI gave 4 stars merely because this mall is hard to shop at during the summer and some of the major department stores and retailers are located far from the mall itself, so you have to drive and re-park a few times to hit all of your favorite stores. Otherwise, it's great!
__label__2 My first Q'doba experience also happened to take place in Madison, WI where I would visit a good friend of mine while living in the Chicago area. This was back around '99-'00 or so, I believe, and I'd never experienced a Chipotle to compare it to. I really enjoyed it at the time, so much so that when I moved to Michigan I would occassionally drive almost an hour to get to the closest one. I was pretty psyched when the one on Rural opened up out here because Chipotle never sits right in my stomach (not that it necessarily stops me...but I always dread the impending doom that eating there brings). Unfortunately, this wasn't exactly the Q'doba I remembered, and it's just sorta average. I like the chicken, but the steak is blah. Queso is ok, but I've had much better. This is the one place where I actually enjoy the flavor of their green salsa, and I like the hot as well. No salsa complaints here. I usually end up spending just slightly less for my order here versus at Chipotle, which consists of three tacos, a drink, and chips and salsa (queso at the Q).
__label__0 The food is absolutely terrible at this Qdoba, or maybe it is all Qdoba's I don't know.  Either way, Qdoba does not stack up to Chipotle.  Better than Someburros?  Nope.  Better than Filliberto's?  Not quite.  Better than Taco Bell?  Doubtful.  Better than a Hot Pocket?  Yes, but what isn't?
__label__1 My co-worker and I stopped in for lunch today. I had been here once before maybe six years ago. I ordered the pulled pork quesadilla. The girl behind the counter prepped it and put on the grill and when the time was up to pull it off, the tortilla got stuck, I could already see it was partially well done and falling apart, she really had to scrape to get it off the grill. My advise: PAM cooking spray. \nI thought she was going to suggest to remake or offer a discount. I paid for my meal and sat down to eat. It was so soggy I could not pick it up, I had to use a fork. I can understand that maybe the pork was so juicy thus creating the well done soggy tortilla. The pork was good, but the tortilla part was so mushy and then the cheese just globbed. I pretty much just picked the pork. The guacamole was good. \nI would suggest maybe for the pulled pork entrees, drain the juice, otherwise you just end up with a soggy mess. \n\nNot the worst I have had and not the best. This would not keep me from coming back, next time I will just ask for the tortilla on the side or maybe some chips.
__label__0 We've been before and had great food. However, this last time we ordered 4 entrees to go, were told it would be 20-30 minutes so we arrived 30 minutes later. Upon arrival, we waited another 60 MINUTES. They not only forgot to make our food, but didn't even rush to get it out to us 'in time'. I'm not sure I would wait 60 minutes if we were sitting at a table, but we were STANDING at the front door. The manager never came by to speak to us and explain - in fact, we could see him sneaking around in the back, avoiding us, I assume. We were offered no free drinks, no free desserts, and we paid full price for this terrible experience. We will never be going back.
__label__2 So I thought I'd drop in for a little afternoon delight. Lots of Yummy Flavors to choose from.\nI was looking forward to a real sweet treat with lots of candy on top!\nIt's March so I  chose Irish creme mmmmm with almond roca topping.\n\nI was enjoying it for about the first 3 bites then all I could think about  was \"Twangy Tart\"!\nAll this time I thought I loved the Golden Spoon, that is until I let the Ice Tango do a little dance on my tongue! \n\nTrust Me once you try the Twang you'll be like Daaaaaang! \nAnd Nothing else will ever be the same!\n\nDamn You Ice Tango! You have ruined me from enjoying any other Frozen yogurt joint!\n\nGolden Who?
__label__3 Yes i agree with everyone else that this place is good but that's where i draw the line.\n\n10 out of 10 for authentic japanese style\n\nThe only thing that gets me is the bang to buck ratio. For what we paid for a half beef half seafood we could have got a lot more. \n\nWhat i think i'm trying to say is this place is good if you want to make an impression on someone or a out of town group or want authentic shabu shabu. \n\nI honestly wouldnt consider coming back. There's a lot more places where 20-30 dollars can get you a lot more food that's a lot closer to my location.
__label__1 I have been here many times but the place seamed different this time.  The veggi portions were tiny.  The meat seemed tough and the waitres was less than accomedating.  I think I will have to find a new place in town......what a shame.
__label__4 The search for the elusive cookie butter is what originally led us here.\n\nI am a HUGE Trader Joe's fan/addict, and anytime we make it to California or Las Vegas, this always ends up being one of our first stops on our trips.\n\nFaves here include:\n\n-crunchy cookie butter\n-cookie butter bar\n-speculoos cookies (notice a theme? lol)\n-sea salted chocolate caramels\n-dark chocolate almond laceys\n-dark chocolate edamame\n-cinnamon pita chips\n-beurre meuni\u00e8re popcorn (lemon, thyme, brown butter)\n-cold brew coffee\n-gingerbread coffee (seasonal :( boo)\n\nA tip for Hawaii locals trying to get their hands on cookie butter: you need to go to the farthest Trader Joe's from the strip/downtown area, and get there early (preferably as soon as they open). \n\nLooking forward to our next Vegas trip... I already have my Trader Joe's shopping list ready. ;P
__label__3 The food is good and the service is excellent, especially compared to the Cheyenne location. I had terrible service at Cheyenne location but enjoy the Olive Garden so we come here even though it's about 3 times as far. Either the servers are just better or management knows more about customer service because this Olive Garden is always great to us. Great server, hostess, and Management makes the longer drive well worth it.
__label__2 There are many other pasta places in town that I'd choose over Olive Garden. But they boyfriend had a gift card and free money is free money, right? The night before we ran a 5K, we decided to pay OG a visit and carb up. \n\nThere was about a 15 minute wait when we arrived on a Friday night. Looking around, there were plenty of tables opened, but I guess they were short on staff. A couple of booths were open at the bar area along with plenty of bar seating but we were never offered a spot there. We decided to wait it out. No biggie. \n\nOur server provided speedy service. No complaints here. They had a great deal going on: three course Italian dinner for $12.95.\n\nAppetizer: You can choose from unlimited salad or soup. I chose the salad. Your typical appetizer salad. My boyfriend got chicken gnocchi soup. This was alright. Gnocchi had a grainy consistency to it. But the soup was tasty. He finished the bowl. Hot and fresh breadsticks were also brought out. No sauce. Sauce is an extra charge. \n\nEntree: I got the three cheese ravioli. Your typical ravioli. I really wish I had hot sauce to give it some flavor. I should seriously carry a bottle of hot sauce in my bag at all times for this! Anyways, my boyfriend got the Penne di Mare. This is pretty good. Small pieces of shrimp with cream sauce over penne pasta. Apparently, scallops were supposed to be in this dish. I didn't see any, but the dish definitely had the scallop-seafoody taste. \n\nDessert: I got the chocolate mousse cake. Pretty darn decadent. I think this was the best part of the meal. But then again, I love anything chocolate. Give me chocolate and I'm easily satisfied. Boyfriend got the strawberry and white chocolate dolcini. This is way too sweet. Stay away. \n\nOverall experience was alright. We got what we came for (carbs, carbs, carbs) and left with a full belly. But the next time I come here will be only when I have a gift card to spend freely.
__label__0 Worst service I have ever encountered.  Passive waiters and terrible manager.  With 2 kids in tote, you would think we could have had faster service!    Would NEVER go back.
__label__4 I've seen a lot of Cirque du Soleil shows, and I think after O, this is my second favorite.  Of course, the main draw to this show is the music of the Beatles.  Most of the tracks are taken directly from the Beatles' albums and played as a backdrop to a Cirque du Soleil show that was less Cirque, and more of a visualization of the Beatles' style, cultural impact, and art.  There are roughly four performers who serve as caricatures of the Beatles, and it was evident that several sequences mirrored the lives of the Fab Four.\n\nA lot of the acts did more to tell a story rather than showcase a skill, which I thought kept the show together as one coherent piece.  And although I'm not big fan, some of the interpretive dance sequences were truly memorable.  The 360 degree stage was also interesting, and while it seemed during some scenes a little too big for what was going on on stage, most of the audience a central view of the action.  The wide movie theater style screens behind the back rows added visualization effects and depth.\n\nOn the way out, I noticed several people exiting the theater still singing Beatles tunes.  But whether you're familiar with the Beatles' or not, you're sure to leave entertained.
__label__2 I wanted to see \"O\" but my boyfriend's lackluster response, made me think that LOVE would be a better compromise, considering the Beetles theme. I'd seen Varekai at Marymoor Park in the Seattle area before, so I knew what we were in for and I was pretty excited. \n\nThe show was cool, but is definitely more musical production style than traditional cirque du soleil style. The soundtrack is amazing of course! I think I was just looking forward to more acrobatics than dancing, so I was a little let down. So, yes, it's good, but if you like the bendy wendy types that are normally in these performances, LOVE may not be your best choice.
__label__4 Wow. Friggin WoW.\nI just went last weekend during Labor Day Weekend & it was the best investment when wanting to get away from Nevada trash.\nCirque du Soleil shows, in general, are brilliant but the Beatles Love show is superb! It was a concert, a blast into history slash acrobatic act.\n\nIt tells a story by going through all their songs and the stage set up is amazing! I would recommend this to anyone. Not to mention every seat in the house is a good seat. Its very intimate!
__label__4 One of the best show/performance I've ever seen. I enjoyed it alot. I love love love.. couldn't comment more about how great the show is. although i am not exactly the beatle generation. I enjoyed every moment of it. \n\nDon't want to give too much away. you won't be disappointed =)
__label__0 Such a disappointment.  My wife and I are huge Beatles fans.  We have never seen a cirque show before, so we were thrilled to get the chance.  This did not live up to expectation. There were three \"stunts\" that wowed us, but we were expecting a show of that.  It was much more of a dance performance than a circus performance, and one without a coherent message or story at that.
__label__1 Cirque du Soleil prices without the Cirque du Soleil talent.  I kept waiting to be amazed by people doing things with their bodies that I can't do.  That's why I pay you the big bucks, people!  The costumes and music (of course) are fantastic, though.
__label__2 I expected this to be a lot better. It's a great compilation of Beatles music, but the acts weren't as spectacular. There was rollerblading, stomping, and break dancing, which wasn't what I expected from Cirque du Soleil. I was expecting to be blown away by my first show. \n\nIt was entertaining in that you had to look everywhere at once and it was whimsical. I'd also suggest sitting up higher in this show (cheaper!) because it's easier to see everything that way.\n\nNo pictures by the way.
__label__4 Wow is a good way to start with. I was blown away with this show. Words are hard to put together to show how much i loved it! A Beatles Tribute it is, the music had everyone moving to the beat. It was AWESOME for me and the Wife to see. It was the best show we have ever seen. And the best of Cirque du Soleil, I'd have to say.
__label__2 I'm a huge Beatles fan and I have seen many Cirque du Soleil shows, so of course my expectations were high. This particular show was more of dance performances than acrobatics.  So I was missing that part.  I felt it was kind of a short show, 90 minutes, compared to others and I found myself saying 'that's it??\" at the end.  I didn't get the storyline, if there actually was one.  But what I did love was the costumes, they were fabulous. And I just LOVED how they used the voices from the Beatles themselves.  I wish they had done a lot more of that throughout the show.  It gave me chills hearing their voices like they were really there! I recommend this show only if O is sold out and if you're a big Beatles fan.
__label__3 I knew our trip to Vegas would not be complete if we did not watch a show and since we booked at The Mirage it was but natural to include tickets to Cirque de Soleil's The Beatles LOVE. The theater's seating is circular which is not your traditional theater seating so it's a bit tricky when you buy tickets online and choose your seats. My husband and I were in the 201 section row N and I believe they were good seats. The performance was great and totally reflected the Beatles songs they chose.
__label__3 I've seen quite a few now but it's definitely one of the best show from Le cirque du Soleil.\n\nYou don't have to worry about seating since all seats will have approximately have the same great view. \nThe story is once again really well written and you can't help yourself but fill drown into the story as it unfolds. You do not need to be a Beatles fan to enjoy the show at all, beside the music they make sure your visual experience is a hit.\n\nLeaving the show, I felt satisfied with the money spend from the experience I was offered.
__label__0 The worst cirque du soleil show I have  ever seen and definitely one of the less interesting shows I've been to in general.  I've seen Mystere, O, and Zumanity...all of which were awesome.  I brought my 20+ year old daughters and was excited for them to see their first cirque show as we go to the theatre regularly in DC and New York.   Such a disappointment.  Very little over the top acrobatics which I find fascinating.  I could have seen these same skills at the circus.  As far as the costumes..just plain weird.
__label__4 Best show I've seen... amazing stage show, great re-mix of timeless beatles songs... great looking dancers :-)
__label__1 Based on the other reviews, this show certainly has plenty of fans.  I'm guessing most of them didn't know what Cirque du Soleil is famous for, because Cirque du Soleil this show was not.\n\nCirque du Soleil is, first and foremost, a unique art form that provides jaw-dropping, unforgettable displays of physical human ability.  It's not just my opinion; their own website proclaims as much.  This incredible experience is what causes people to book pricey shows weeks in advance. \n\nBut there were almost none of the signature Cirque du Soleil acrobatics.  Instead there were lots and lots of interpretive dance moves, running around in elaborate costumes, nonsensical random artsy monologue and dialogue - and, oddly, grunting.  (At least three of us thought said grunting had an awkward racial tinge.)  As a result, the show felt less like Cirque and more like a live action re-enactment of the multi-media displays of Beatles' memorabilia that I'd seen recently, of all places, interspersed between gameplay in the video game Beatles Rock Band.\n\nThis version of \"Cirque du Soleil light\" seemed to answer the question I had going in: how does one maintain the Cirque identity without upstaging the legendary Beatles?  Apparently the producers answer was \"We won't.\"\n\nWhile costumes, interpretive dance, and general weirdness are indeed part of Cirque du Soleil's identity, I don't think they're the parts that people come to shows for.  And based on the applause I heard, it seemed like I wasn't the only one in the audience that felt this way.  Not once was applause instantaneous, the way it is when a crowd is wowed by a performance.  And, to my own disappointment for the dutiful and energetic performers, not once was the applause prolonged beyond that required by courtesy.  In an earlier life, I spent a lot of time onstage myself, and weak ovations like this are heartbreaking, especially when the disappointment is not the fault of the performer.\n\nYet as I left the theater, I overheard at least four patrons (all women) remark on how much they loved the show.  It was unclear to me if this was genuine awe at the overall experience, a rekindled infatuation with the Beatles, denied guilt at having just paid $132 to watch a big music video with some interpretive dancers, or something else.  To some extent, I understood those who enjoyed the show. The Beatles songs I adore most - 'While my Guitar Gently Weeps' and 'Hey Jude' among them - were the ones I remembered most fondly.  It suggested to me that those who thought they loved the show actually just loved the music.  The sound quality was impeccable, delivered through a massive custom audio setup including stereo in-seat speakers that made the Beatles' music come alive in a way even my higher end multi-speaker car stereo cannot.  When combined with the light show and special effects, it was often a better-than-average way to experience Beatles' recordings.\n\nBut the standard should be much higher than beating your car stereo.  To receive 5 stars, this show needs some changes: first, drop the \"Cirque du Soleil\" branding.  Second, advertise it as an interpretive dance plus Beatles music multimedia show.  Third, lower the price by 3x to be cheaper than the Beatles Rock Band video game.  Finally, have the surviving Beatles make cameos.\n\nI imagine none of this will happen anytime soon.  In the meantime, Beatles fans, rest assured that Cirque du Soleil did not upstage the Beatles.  And Cirque du Soleil fans, make sure you get tickets to a different Cirque show.
__label__2 I've seen most of the Cirque du Soleil shows, both here in Vegas and those that I've seen as they tour.  I love watching the performers showing off their skills.  On my last trip to Vegas, we saw the Beatles LOVE show at the Mirage.  I thought we had great seats, and we enjoyed the music.  I felt this show was filled with lots of dancing and less actual \"acts.\"  The staging was definitely full, as there were images on the wall, people in the air, and people on multiple parts of the stage simultaneously.  It was hard to see everything.  My friend loved that there was so much going on, and he is anxious to see it again.  I guess it just depends on what you're looking for.  There were a few standout moments that I enjoyed.  The phone booth trampoline section was fun, and at one point, our section of the audience was covered with a big white sheet.  I'm curious what the rest of the audience saw while we were under there.  If you are a big Beatles fan, or you can handle senses overload, you should go see this show.  Just note, if you, like me, like to watch the \"acts,\" then this might not be the show for you.
__label__2 Pretty expensive and not terribly original.  I didn't really see a clear theme, other than obviously Beatles music.  As usual talented performers.  But in my opinion not worth the ticket price.  If you really want to go then try half price ticket provider.  I would vote for the Absinthe show if you are up for raunchy.
__label__4 The show makes me cry and haunts my dreams, in the best way ever. The remixed Beatles songs were masterfully done with the highest respect. The interpretations of each song were wonderfully done, and the characters, oh, the characters. We have gold circle tickets right where everything (like the giant screens) was dead center, and I cannot tell you, it blew my mind, you could interact with the performers almost. It make me fall in love with The Beatles all over again. \n\nNot gonna lie - I recommend smoking mary jane beforehand (if you do that sort of thing). The psychedelic bits really pop when under the influence. Any way - straight, drunk, high, whatever - its completely magnificent.
__label__3 I went to see this show while in Vegas. We were two couples and a seventeen-year-old high school exchange student. The show was perfect for everyone. The volume was perfect, the seats are very comfortable (which is important when you're moving around so much to look at everything that is going on), and the performers cannot be beaten.\n\nWithout giving anything away I'll say that in the beginning I was a little overwhelmed. My husband looked over and said, \"I don't know where to look!\" But eventually we all kind of fell into a rhythm for watching. There is LOTS going on.\n\nMy favorite selections were \"Strawberry Fields\" and \"Revolution\" but all of it was brilliant. There was one section before \"Lady Madonna\" that struck me as racist, or at least insensitive, but I can be hypersensitive. While I am NOT a fan of contemporary dance, I loved the acrobatics - both the actual feats and the variety. \n\nThe costumes were amazing... There was a dress and also a skirt/sweater combo I was tempted to sneak into the dressing room and steal. The entire show is very colorful and over the top and the costumes highlight the songs and performances. \n\nTruly brilliant although the curtain call is awkwardly long.\n\nSo why take off a star? There is a section of the show when part of the audience, those in the premium seats, miss an entire number due to being covered by a prop. I found that ridiculous. Also, I get completely freaked out by being covered, I like to have my face in the open. I have no idea what happened for a full number of the show and that's kind of sad. Because it was so good!
__label__4 This is hands down the best Cirque show ever. The acrobatics, costumes, stage, props, set, and lighting are incredible. Unlike other Cirque shows, this one has a clear theme that it adheres to, making every minute of the 1.5+ hour show worthwhile. \n\nYou have to see this if you are in Vegas!
__label__0 I really don't understand the hype!  I was in complete agony (as well as my husband) watching this show.  I have seen just about all of the other Cirq shows, and this was no Cirq!  It was more like bad Broadway, and lets thrown in a rope or two.  Don't get me wrong I like the Beatles music, so it wasn't that... I was just bored to death.  The best part for me, was when they covered your eyes and you couldn't see the stage.
__label__4 AMAZING! There's no other words to describe better this show.\nAnd if you are a Beatles fan this will be an epic experience! \n\nWe were located in section 106 row D (4th row) and it was great. We were just at the right height over the stage so we could perfectly see everything, even the artists and performers interacted a bit with us during the show. \nThe guys in the front row were always looking upwards and when not I'm pretty sure all they could see were the artist's feet :\\ \n\nThe duration of the show is 1:30hr and it has no breaks, so be prepared for being seated all this time and also for trying not to blink because you won't want to miss any detail! ;)\n\nP.S. We bought our tickets from Mirage's website and got a huge discount! Check it out!\nhttp://www.mirage.com/entertainment/special-offer-love.aspx
__label__1 We've seen a lot of Cirque shows and this was the worst yet.  There's mostly actors and dancers but few stunt people.  Too much time is spent with the actors and not enough time with performance art.  I guess it's all about the music...and that's a good thing.  The show is very dark and spends way too much time in dark, dingy England with hippies.  I would have loved to see more bright beautiful scenes with lots of lighting.  If you love the music, buy the CD...it's amazing!!  Wonderfully remixed for the show.  What's the deal with the rain boots and tricycles?
__label__1 I give these guys lots of credit obviously with their amazing talent, but this was nothing more than a bunch of random circus acts, colorfully dressed, and performing to the sounds of the Beatles. Besides that, this is just a variety show.\n\nI guess I'm more of a theater person and would have enjoyed this show a lot more if it mixed in a great story line, along with acrobatics.\n\nI probably was not alone on this because there was a person sitting in the front row that couldn't keep his eyes open. He was nodding in and out of consciousness.... although that could of been because of a handful of things in LV.
__label__4 My favorite show in Las Vegas so far! I am such a fan of The Beatles, and was excited to check out what the show would be like and how the music would be incorporated. I am happy with how a lot of music was somehow remixed or played throughout the show. \n\nThe whole theater has a \"Liverpool\" ambiance, with the ushers dressed up in costumes, and every seat is a \"good\" seat, you can't go wrong where you sit! My favorite acts were \"Something\", \"Lucy in the Sky With Diamonds\" and \"Come Together\".\n\nThe only downside, not really for me, but for others would be that there is not real story or plot line being followed, so when the show ends, you're left feeling kind of puzzled. But like I said, it's not a big deal if you are a fan of the music or The Beatles themselves.
__label__4 Cirque d Soleil does no wrong in my book. Every show I have seen has totally blown me away. LOVE was AMAZING. I love the Beatles and combined with Cirque was 100% pure amazing in my book. \n\nI really enjoyed how they captured each Beatles song with dancing, lights and acrobatics. We sat in the 300's and had a great view on everything. The best part of all of the Cirque shows is that no matter where you sit you are insured a great view. The set design and sound is amazing. We got a steal of a deal on Travelzoo.com. Tickets were sort of pricey before the discount, but I would have paid for them even if I wouldn't have had the discounted tickets. \n\nI don't want to give away any spoilers but just be prepared to amaze all of your senses. I agree that even if you aren't a huge Beatles fan you would still enjoy this show.
__label__4 All you need is LOVE!\n\nI am a huge fan of cirque du soleil shows and I'm an even huger fan of the beatles. I've been dying to watch this show since forever. To put it into context, I have watched totem, zumanity, ka, and Zarkana and this show blows all of them out of the water!\n\nThis theater definitely has one of the nicest lobbies and I really recommend you take photos here before the show starts because it gets crazy packed. The theater itself is small and intimate, I highly recommend the areas that are right across from the screens because they really set the mood. Also, every chair has a built in speaker so the music you hear is crisp to perfection.\n\nI was moved by every single act. From the moment I heard the iconic string strum in A hard day's night, I was hooked! I have to admit, being a huge beatles fan really helps because you can immerse yourself in the lyrics and the recognize the time period undertones. The show is very deep compared to the other shows and it tackles racism, the berlin wall, heart breaks, and world war 2. It's not the most acrobatic or jaw dropping show rather it's the most immersive show. \n\nIn order to not reveal spoilers, some of my favorite acts were Lucy in the sky, black bird, Something and Hey Jude. This show is a visual and audio overload, so much going on the stage at a time! Basically, I was grinning ear to ear through out the whole show. I had a really hard time getting beatlemania out of my head. :).\n\nOverall, hands down the best Cirque Du Soleil show I've ever watched!
__label__2 Just an ok show. Not worth the time and money!\nA live band would have been better otherwise we could just stayed home and listened to our CDs. \nLots of dancers and I guess they tried to describe the songs, but they look so disorganized on stage!
__label__4 Fantastic show, of course. \n\nGo for the Beatles. Don't go for a cirque show. Little to no cirque culture or jaw dropping stunts incorporated into this show. It is mainly just a bunch of performers dancing to Beatles songs but damn is it entertaining. Seeing the songs come to life is really inspiring. \n\nThis show is a Vegas bucket list item for sure. I know many people who see it multiple times from different seats for a new perspective (360* stage).
__label__1 This would be good mexican food if we were in Quebec someplace... maybe I shouldn't say that, maybe they have quite good Mexican food in Canada...\n\nBut we have excellent Mexican food here in the Valley of the Sun.  Many five star locations.  More than any other location outside Mexico (and probably more than many a location inside Mexico)...  This spot is not one of them. \n\nAs the other reviewer stated, a pretty good happy hour, which is why it gets two stars, cause let's face it, a good happy hour can really set up your whole evening.  The food is not good.
__label__0 2 words: not good. The mexican food here is as far from authentic as you can get, plus it is overpriced. I got the chicken tortilla soup to start off with and it was soooo bland and flavorless and loaded with tons of cheesy goop. Then I got a taco and tostada and both were of lower standards than taco bell (I would have preferred a taco bell taco). When I go to a Mexican restaurant in Arizona I expect a freshly fried taco shell, not your store bought Ortega brand taco shell and I expect shredded beef, but at Aunt Chilada's you get the store bought shells and ground beef! I won't return.
__label__0 Went to this place while on vacation in Tempe. Place looked chill from the outside and we were starving so my friends and I decided to check it out. The salsa tasted like someone put a jar of oregano in it. It was awful! I ordered a Carnitas burrito. I had to ask them to add beans and rice to a 10 dollar burrito. I was like what the hell?? Asked them to put green sauce on it as well. It was sooo bland and boring. Green sauce had no spice or flavor. Would not recommend this place. Crappy and overpriced. My friends dish was also very bland. Should of went to Del Taco. The good side was that the Staff was friendly..
__label__2 I do not understand the very low reviews that have been posted. Pleasantly spiced food, very good service and a nice atmosphere. It did have a definite resort feel to it, and there is a resort next door. This is probably the reason some of the prices are up where they are.\n\nOkay, the bathrooms were small for this size of a restaurant. Tiny, in fact. The men's room had a tight stall and a small urinal. The ladies' room was of a similar size, I'm told.\n\nTables - no booths.\n\nSo far, some of the better Mexican food we've found in Phoenix.\n\nNo lunch menu or specials offered, or we'd give it another star.
__label__1 To start off our evening the chips and salsa weren't very good; salsa had no spice at all.  I ordered the Ocho (#8), which was a chile relleno and a spinach enchilada with a jalape\u00f1o cream cheese sauce. The chile relleno was pretty good while the spinach enchilada was a little crispy and the spinach almost seemed partially frozen. The rice and beans were alright at best with the beans lacking much flavor. The Staff was friendly and service was pretty quick. We were surprised to have to wait 30 min to be seated at 8pm on a Wednesday night.
__label__1 Stopped by one night for dinner and was seated immediately.  I was somewhat disappointed with the menu which was heavy on cheese and fried stuff.  I would have loved to have seen a mole dish. on the menu.\n\nI ended up with the Southwestern Caesar Salad (super tasty dressing), which was okay.\n\nI would not come back again if I were in town again.  I'd try the Sonoran hot dog cart on the corner of Baseline and Priest instead.
__label__1 Tried out the happy hour at about 4pm on a weekday and place was empty. The bar is small inside and there is no bar outside. They have decent drink prices as I scored a domestic draft for 2 bucks. They have a bunch of food choices as well for between $3 and $5 depending on the time. It was a bit of surprise that they do not offer white meat chicken for the tacos, only mixed. That tells me that this place is saving money and I'm not buying the bartenders \"it keeps it moist excuse\" Menu prices are right out of Scottsdale, but the free chips and salsa were good. Chips were kinda warm and salsa was chunky variety with some onions floating in the bowl. Too small of a bar area for a good happy hour crowd, so this place won't need to be revisited.
__label__4 The rice is fluffy, the salsa is perfectly mild, the green corn tamale is wonderful. The service is fast and friendly.
__label__2 I loved the molcajete! The margarita was really good as well, and it sneaks up on you.. i could barely make it to the car!
__label__3 Best supermarket in Madison.  They've got everything you need.  Prices are really good, I'm convinced.  (yeah, it's not like i've made out any spreadsheets on this, just general impression from receipts.)\n\nYeah, it's often messy and crowded, but so fucking what?   Copps is too clean and quiet for my taste.  I like to be able to shout down the lane to ma baby so we can get our shop on.\n\nPlus, Woodman's actually has a pretty decent Latino foods section section.  And I love me some burritos.\n\nLiquor store is pretty frickin huge and the prices are good.  But it's not like we drink much here at casa de jujubee.  So whatever.  \n\nProduce selection is just as good as Copps.  I think the problem people have is that it looks messy, with all those big vats of tomatos.  The produce can be kind of dusty.  You know what you do with it?  YOU WASH IT BEFORE YOU EAT IT.  For god's sake...  Maybe I should drink more... ARGHHHHHHHH\n\nI hope the employees aren't being paid shit so I can have apples for 85 cents a lb.
__label__0 What Idiot designed the seating in this joint? Amateur Dancers? I could have went to the local Strip joint and saved my money instead of wasting it on this flawed crap! What a rip off? Touristy at best! I could have brought my Grand mother and she would not have been ashamed. I think Miley Cyrus has a bigger ass then all those Girls put together? Fake Boobs and No Asses!...........and no routines to make memorable. I think I saw more of the back of the head of some Japanese Tourist? The Comedian was not that bad. That is pretty much where the one star comes from.
__label__0 This is one of the worst Burlesque shows (if that's what you call it!)  my friends and I have ever seen. \n\nIt doesn't fit in the Burlesque theme at all, the choreography coach needs to get these ladies on the same page, the music and screen play is way too much, dancers are very cheesy and short.  \n\nThe comedian in the middle of the show said one funny joke!  The crowd said it all there was no laughter for the comedian and very little clapping for the dancers.  One guy actually left the show and another fell asleep!!!!\n\nThe ladies are not very attractive unless you are into super skinny, no boobs kind of dancers.  They pulled a gentleman on stage towards the end and were dancing for him but, they didn't even touch him it was super cheezy and don't let the reviews of the champange glass fool you!  \n\nWe also ordered a soda and a juice, of course to add our own liqour and the wanted $12 for the drinks.\n\nThis show wasn't even worth the half price that we paid for it!!! Let anyone you know going to Vegas NOT to waste their money on this show or their time.
__label__0 Utter rubbish. Far from burlesque. It's poor choreography with an even worse execution. It's less burlesque and more like a poorly timed strip show. Burlesque shows do not include a stripper pole nor do they include nipples. Don't get me wrong, I love the boobs but this show is so far from burlesque. Granted though there are a couple of scenes that were ok, bath tub, ballet, and the bungees. But I can not recommend this show based on a couple of ok scenes.
__label__2 After trying a few Chinese places around Campustown, I decided that I liked this place over the others. I really enjoy their orange chicken, the mongolian beef, and the beef with broccoli. Their sichuan food is also worth trying. The atmosphere is okay and the service is acceptable. My complaint is that the price is a little more than others but my favorite dishes taste better here than elsewhere so I am fine with that.
__label__4 Best dry cleaner ever. Super friendly, great service and clean clothes. What more could you want? I had never before considered being loyal to a cleaner until I came here. Now I feel bad for people who don't know about Green Cleaner.\n\nSo you say, \"great they're nice, but what about the clothes?\" I am rough on my clothes and they always come back clean. Grease, sauce, mystery stain, you name it never had a problem. Plus typically dry cleaning chemicals make me itch, not here. \n\nOriginally came for the eco. Staying for the service.
__label__3 This place is interesting. It's strictly a take out spot and they open from 5-10pm. Definitely not your average Thai food joint. \n\nOverall the food is great and my personal favorite is the Mango Sticky Rice. They actually give you a bigger portion of sticky rice here than anywhere else I've been. \n\ncleanliness is key here. Seeing as to how they don't actually have tables here so you can eat, I'd be surprised if it was dirty. \n\nThe lady is pretty friendly and straight to the point. It looked like if it was just her and another employee so probably family. \n\nOverall its small, quaint, cheap and fantastic! definitely recommend this for them nights that you want to stay home and watch a movie!
__label__3 This might be funny to some of you, but I never seen a Sun Devil game here. I was lucky to catch a few of the old USFL Arizona Wranglers or Arizona Outlaws games. It was a lot of fun, and I can only imagine how great it would be in a college atmosphere!!
__label__3 I have to give it to George Wallace he is funny! I truly enjoyed this show more than I thought I would. I was never a fan of his growing up, a bit old school and I just did not have the opportunity to see him in action. \n\nI suggest this show if you want to laugh and let loose. To top it off I sat in the first table closest to the stage in front of the stairs. I had an up close and personal view of him which was fun.\n\nI was amazed at his generosity, he gave members of the audience gifts such as one $500 gas gift card, a spa package gift certificate for any Bally's property, a few autographed dvd's and I think I recall a book. He graced the audience with gifts. I saw the show last year I am not sure if he still does that but was a cool unexpected touch. \n\nHe gives a good funny show, I definitely think a person is getting their monies worth with this show. \n\nI love the old school flamingo theater I can feel and almost smell the nostalgia in the room. \n\nAfter the show he walks out to the front doors of the showroom to a table with his merchandise and will sign autograph's if you purchase. I walked up to him to thank him for such an awesome show, he said thanks but seemed preoccupied with selling the dvds he had in his hand. \n\nAnyhow, to sum it up this is a show worth seeing if you want some good old fashioned comedy.
__label__1 Loui Anderson was funny. Only reason I'm giving 2 stars is because I had a coupon when I stayed at the Plaza it was for free admission to the show, which I figured there was some kind of catch. When I went to get my ticket at the concerge desk. The lady told me there was a $5 box office charge and 2 drink min and the total would be $25, I asked here how much was a reg ticket to the show and she told me $89, which was a lie. So I get my 2 drink tickets, which should be valued at $10 a piece. I go to the bar and ask for a redbull vodka and he told me you could only get well drinks, really so my free drink is not even worth the $10, what a rip off.
__label__2 First time today and maybe my last.  While I wouldn't say I would NEVER eat here again, I could live without it.  That says a lot considering I'm a Mexican food fanatic.\n\nHouse margarita was pretty good, but  overpriced ($7) considering the glass was filled to the rim with ice, resulting in a rather small drink.  Both salsas were tasty (red tomato-based and green tomatillo), both spicy but the heat was not overpowering.  I love the ala carte idea for the taco menu as there are many to try, but found the food to be less than impressive.  I had a chicken taco (pollo asado) and beef (carne asada).  The chicken was bland and at room temperature.  The beef was a little more flavorful, but still only mildly warm.  My husband tried the lobster and fish tacos.  Both were overcooked and he complained there was not enough fish and too much cabbage.  He also ordered grilled street corn, but they apparently forgot to grill it.\n\nCien Agaves definitely has a fun atmosphere, cool decor, and a great idea with focusing on tequila and tacos, but the experience is lost with average food at best.  Reserve this place for happy hour, but look elsewhere for a good meal.
__label__3 Holy Tequila!  Luv the margaritas here!  House margaritas are the best.  I highly recommend the Cucumber margarita!  Its cool and refreshing with the perfect amount of tequila.  Great drink for the hot AZ summer!  Tinga tacos are my absolutely favorite.  Great crunchy chicken taco!  Great place in OT for some awesome food and drinks.  This is one of the best happy hour locations in town!
__label__1 To Owners, you should really consider covering the bright window so your first booth can be sat around 6!! We got the last booth avail and then saw 3 parties try to sit in the too much glare booth as they were warned by the hostess, and then upset that the only seating left was upstairs.  \n\nThe happy hour was good, I tried the house margarita, tinga taco, and an al pastor taco as well. I really didn't like how small the plate with the taco was, the tacos were almost falling off of the plate. I eat a lot of tacos at different restaurants and the entire experience was messed up because the 2 tacos were falling into each other on the really small plate. I liked the tinga taco but not the Al Pastor. \n\nMight come back for the atmosphere.
__label__2 Their salsa is either really tasty or I was just really hungry when I came here for lunch (the traditional tomato salsa, not the green tomatillo salsa, which is kind of blah tasting).  Had the Ono taco and the ahi taco.  The Ono was quite good, the ahi looked like it had seen better days.\n\nPrices are reasonable, but service was slow.
__label__1 Honest review of the food. BEWARE! \nFellow yelpers you really let me down. I have to assume that the ratings for this place are based on the drinks or pure bribery. I was in AZ so I thought it fitting to have Mexican food. This place had some of the best reviews as far as Mexican places went on yelp and I decided to check it out.\n\nThe waitress was very pleasant. and the place was pretty much empty. I showed up around 8:30PM on a Sunday in November.\n\nATMOSPHERE\nI give them kudos for the excellent music. A mix of current tunes and some 90s favorites. They also have some great TVs. Temperature wise, even with the door open, it was a tad chilly and I wore my coat. Be it known I mentioned to the hostess when I walked in it was chilly, and after no change, I let her know I was going to get my coat, which also led to no change in the temperature. Glad I had brought it. \n\nFOOD\nIt started out well. I had the chips and salsa (you get green and red) I am a sucker for green salsa, and this did not disappoint. You do need to ask for the chips and salsa if you want them. I'm not the first yelper to mention this. Would be good it the management got the hint and reminded their servers to offer it. I put a little of the red salsa (which is Hot) in with the green to give it a little more zing. The chips were excellent.\n\nSince the Tacos seemed to be all the rave on yelp (maybe because they are $1 on Tuesdays) I got the platter of 2 which comes with rice and beans. Here is what I thought:\n-Rice - bland, (ok, i know its rice, it wasn't bad rice, just not knocking my socks off. I liked that it was soft and not dry.)\n-Refried beans- also pretty unexciting, but since they were the most edible thing on my plate much of it was eaten\nTACOS Part One\n-Grilled Ono Taco - this fish taco was very dry. even adding salsa/chalula couldn't save it.  I think this taco, with the fish cooked properly could be good.\n-Carnitas  Taco - This shredded pork taco was insanely greasy and unexciting. One bite was all I could manage. The cilantro and onions were barely discernible accompaniments.\n\nSo the waitress comes over and asks how everything is. I take a deep breath and let her know about the tacos. She sweetly asks if she can get me anything else. Still feeling optimistic I go for 2 other tacos that she recommends which are popular ones during their happy hour. She walks away.\n\nA gentleman comes out and explains they are going to make me some replacement tacos and apologizes. I'm not sure who he actually was. No introduction was made. I told him I was optimistic and would definitely give it another shot. Just in the name of full disclosure, the waitress knew I was a yelper. I mentioned it a few times and I was taking photos of all the food she brought out.\n\nTACOS Part Deux\nIn general, so many toppings were piled onto these two replacement tacos I think the chef was honestly trying to mask the mediocrity of the meat. (cheese, lettuce, tomato, sour cream - Taco Bell special)\n-Shredded Beef Taco -  beef still a little dry, which can be expected. Didn't taste the green chiles it was allegedly marinated in. Unexciting\n-Tinga taco - this shredded chicken taco was ok. It was marinated in chipotle sauce but was definitely still lacking something.\n\nI have to say there was not an onion in sight within this 2nd round of tacos. I wonder if that's what was missing from the flavor. Lack of seasoning. I can't imagine this is how Southwesterners like this food. \n\nAlso, these two replacement tacos (which didn't come out with rice and beans because I said I did not require another serving) came out on a tiny plate. I need to mention that another Yelper has also complained that squeezing two tacos on a small plate is extremely unwieldy. I looked like a little kid spilling tomato and cheese all over the table. Chef - Please just plate the two tacos on a large plate.\n\nI will probably go back one more time and try a few more just to make certain I didn't just have bad luck. It seems some of the other reviewers had tacos which I did not try. If my opinion does change I will make sure to update the review.\n\n$12 with tax/tip. I had a water.
__label__1 Ok tacos and margaritas.  Nothing to write home about
__label__4 Awesome!  The best $20 you can spend in Vegas (for dinner for 2).\n\nWe found this place on Yelp and dropped by around 7 o'clock on a Thursday.  It was packed and we grabbed the last available table.\n\nWe surveyed the offerings on the cold buffet (3 for $4.50) and chose the pig ears, the beef tongue and chicken feet.  A very generous portion and all were delicious. \n\nFor our mains, we had the \"Boiled Beef and Fish in Szechuan Sauce,\" which is actually the classic Szechuan hot pot and an order of Dan Dan Mien (spicy noodles with ground meat).  We ordered both with maximum heat and they were both pretty spicy and absolutely delicious. \n\nEveryone in the restaurant was speaking Mandarin and all of the staff and 99% of the customers were obviously Chinese from the PRC.  This is no Taiwanese or Hong Kongese upscale dining experience.  It's an authentic PRC chow hall.  It was extremely loud and lively and pretty much exactly like being in this class of restaurant in China.\n\nSzechuan is my favorite province in China and although the food wasn't  quite up to what you'd get in Szechuan it was a pretty damn good facsimile.  We didn't bring our own beer but half the other tables did and I'd advise you to do the same.
__label__2 3.75 stars for now. I had a few dishes I didn't like but I'm addicted to the ones I liked.\n\nI took 4 tums today and my stomach (and anus) is still on fire. This was my first experience with Szechuan food and by the end of dinner I concluded that I liked it. I also learned that (1) I should bring a Chinese friend and (2) should order non-spicy items to balance out the meal. \n\nOur group of four ordered 8 dishes + appetizer and I ordered 4 of them (fatty, I know!). \n\n1. Fish fillet and tofu in spicy soup - Tasted like fire. I love spicy but not when there is no flavor to it but fire. Didn't even take the left overs home.\n\n2. Fish fillet in house special sauce - Spicy but flavorful! This plate is HUGE. I think it's about 4 servings.\n\n3. Pork spare ribs - Sweet, spicy, crunchy, fried, fatty! This was one of my favorite dishes. Must try! Be careful of the small pieces of bone though.\n\n4. Chicken with onions - A Chinese dish you can find at Panda (but superior). Enjoyed it even though it was mild! And the onions were sauteed perfectly.\n\n5. Dumplings (spicy) - Mediocre, I wouldn't get it again.\n\n6. Lamb (spicy) - I liked it. The flavors tasted to the Beef dry pot. The only difference was the lamb has more of a distinguished taste. \n\n7. Beef dry pot (spicy) - I liked this dish because it incorporated vegetables but IMO it looked better than it tasted.\n\n8. #1 noodles in egg soup - The waitress recommended this noodle this as their most popular one. It's not spicy (which is fine) but the soup was somewhat bland. One of my friends used the soup to rinse off spice from the other dishes. Even though I didn't love the soup, I'm willing to try a different noodle dish because quality of the noodles were pretty spectacular. \n\n9. Appetizer - Cold items: Tofu, Seaweed, and Beef. Out of the three, the tofu was the best. It was thinly sliced with nice salty taste. The beef resembled very thinly sliced beef jerky. It was good but it wasn't so memorable. The strings of seaweed reminded me of a Korean side dish. To be honest I'm biased because I don't really like the Korean version of the seaweed so obviously I didn't really like the Chinese version either.
__label__0 I don't know what's happening here. This is one of those places that you read all the glowing reviews, you go try it yourself, and you think you must have gone to the wrong place. \n\nUpon sitting down, the waitress came over and waited at our table for us to decide on a dish, little weird but ok. I chose the Kung Pao Shrimp and my friend chose the Yunnan Style Dried Beef. What came out was shrimp in a pile of oil and my friends dish was even worse. It tasted like beef jerky from a 7-11, and it resembled Shit on a Shingle. $11.99 for each dish and PLUS they charge you for rice $3 extra. I didn't think my shrimp was spicy at all. My friend couldn't finish her plate is was so salty. Then the waitress comes back around with our bill and stands there until we pay. This situation was bizarre. Too many other places in Chinatown to ever give this place a second try.
__label__0 Been a big fan of this restaurant since I moved to Vegas in 2010. Even though the service was not the best, I was able to overcome that with the food. It's very unfortunate to say that I finally have to say no to this restaurant!!! Made a reservation for dinner, party of 8 for my mom'a birthday. When we showed up the restaurant was full, and apparently they forgot about our reservation. We waited for almost 15 minutes, no one came to apologize for the mess up, and what really pissed me off and finally decided to walk out of the restaurant is when I told the the owner about what happened, he replied and said regardless if we made a reservation or not, they are too busy, if they don't have a table ready for us, we just have to wait! In my mind: \"&@&!/'\u00a3\u20ac]\" this is definitely not the kind of reply to any guests at any restaurant!! How rude and  arrogant, not to mention I coordinate our company dinner at this restaurant once a month and spent over $300-$400 each time and the owner recognized who I am. Apparently this restaurant is careless for any customer service or loyalty guests!! There's a new Yun Nan restaurant at the 99 ranch plaza one block away, for those who also had experienced the \"customer service\", I heard this new place is not too bad, will check it out!
__label__2 Eat here every couple of weeks, food is good, not great , but good.  It is consistent and the portions are adequate
__label__0 Ambience: Ordinary, The owner is afghani and his wife(?) is turkish\nFood: Hmmm since this is my first tryst with Afghani food so I wasn't sure if the food was authentic or not. My take on it is: Aush (beef yougurt soup with mint, garlic etc) A bit too tart for my liking otherwise sublime ( I'm also assuming less spicy than usual)\nAubergines(or Eggplant), again too tart for my liking and less impressive than the indian version( more caramelizing of ingredients in the Indian one). Afghani naan: seemed home made but tough and chewy always a bad bread ( which naan is essentially) recipe.\nTurkish coffee: good \n\nService: Good and very helpful though I suspect they were a bit wary of all the questions I asked\n\nSecond Try: A resounding failure. Went in for the Lunch buffet and was hoping to get sone good nosh seeing their choice spread. However each item was poorly made. Their Lamb soup with lentils had gone rancid ( and was to cause me to taste this meal several times that day). The only think which I found slightly edible was their kabab which had become tough ( I think they had laid it out for too long, even though the time was only 12:45 pm).
__label__3 I tried this place once on a whim as carry out, not sure what the menu name of dish but the description said yogurt chicken also came with fresh naan....ohh my yumminess very spicy and flavorful!  Felt I really scored with this whimsy adventure.  Took me awhile but made it back twice for the lunch buffet and have been very pleased with the selection.  Even though my carry-out and lunch buffet both good experiences I have and will definitely recommend the lunch buffet because if I hadn't gone for buffet wouldn't of discovered they had SO many delicious items available!  The place is clean and blue..lol and the service friendly yet a bit stale.  I do plan on going back again soon:)
__label__3 I've been here twice and both times it's been a great experience.  Don't let the name fool you...It's actually an Indian restaurant not Mediterannean.  Great food and great service.  They do not have a liquor license so they allow customers to bring their own wine to drink.  At most Indian restaurants I've been to usually you have to order the naan or rice a la carte.  Here at Kabab Palace if you order a la carte, you also get plain naan and rice with your entree.  I think it's a smart business practice to do that.
__label__4 I live here, and all the servers are great.  I'm here 1-3 times a week, the Spring rolls are to dir for and the Pho is fantastic loaded with noodles and Veggies, great way to get a hot an healthy meal.  The place is always packed for lunch, so come early or for a late lunch.  My favorite is the #35 Spicy Beef Vermicelli, I only can handle the 3 out of 5 on the heat scale.
__label__0 Man pho was bad yesterday. I hate to rip on my people but they need to step it up. Noodle tasted like one of those instant pho from Lee Lee's supermarket and was extra soggy. I could have sworn the \"special combination\" was a lot better last time. The fatty piece they added into the special combination tasted weird. Won't be coming back anytime soon until I see better reviews.
__label__2 The price was \"ok\" and a bit high but I have to say that their food portions were large. I got pho with everything in it and as a vietnamese person who eats pho regularly, this was not all that great. There was hardly meat, just mostly ramen and soup. The flavor wasn't entirely there, at least not what I am use to. Save your money and head over to Saigon for some good pho for the right price on Alma school.
__label__4 I've had pho all over the valley and consider myself somewhat of an enthusiast. Pho Da Lat is not the best that I've ever had but it was definitely within the top 3. Restaurant is clean, service is super friendly and quick (I appreciated this because I only had 45 minutes for my lunch break), they have a great beer/wine selection. Overall, it was a great experience and I highly recommend paying them a visit if you haven't already.
__label__4 We really enjoyed our meal here.  Food was delicious and fresh and RAPIDLY PREPARED.  Very nice ambiance; well-decorated and comfortable.  Equally as good as the other Pho restaurants we've frequented here in the valley - and the price is right.  $24 for 2 people, no drinks, ate until we were full.  We will definitely be back!
__label__2 I used to pass by here a lot and always thought to myself 'Oh wow, this place (on the outside at least) looks like it could do with a branch at the luxurious, European-esque Tivoli Village'. On Friday 13th last week, the Oh My Godard Gallery was holding an art show and I noticed that this was along the way. \n\nSo I had my day mapped out: I was going to the gallery then getting myself a treat afterwards. Fast forward to me entering the cafe. There were these classy black and white framed photographs of celebrities that really caught my eyes - especially the ones of Audrey Hepburn, but it only went downhill from there. The tables looked disorderly. Some were placed in 2s with 5 chairs around it, some tables only had one, there were dirty plates unattended and visually, that impaired the whole outlook the cafe had on the outside. \n\nI was greeted with a friendly hello by the barristas, to which I ordered a big (and I mean, as-big-as-my-hand big) chocolate chip cookie. It was pretty good, nothing compared to Mrs. Fields but flavorful nonetheless. I just wish the melted chocolate chips didn't keep oozing out of the dough (apparently, one of the servers heated it before serving it up) On top of that, the cafe was playing club music (Toxic by Britney Spears, We Found Love by Rihanna etc.) Perhaps it makes sense to pump up some dance tunes because the cafe was located along the strip afterall, but to me, cafes are a place of ambiance, conversations and relaxation and the atmosphere didn't really garner that type of vibe. It felt like the cafe was trying too hard to appeal to all sorts of people that ultimately, it developed a concept with elements that just didn't match each other. \n\nCould've been better but I say, stick with Coffee Bean.
__label__2 Almost close to 4 stars like real close.\nOkay a lot of people were saying this place was hood, ghetto, blah blah but it was actually nice. I did see how people said it was ghett...\n For vegas.. this club could be way better though and it's in Caesars... \n\n*They did serve ladies free champagne before 12!\n\nAnyways we had a great time because they played music we liked all night long...Hip hop..R&B.. all that good stuff. Swaggin n Surfin..lol\nGood DJ!!  The security ppl working the VIP ropes were very nice and let us sit in the VIP seats that were mostly empty so we got to have our own space and dance in our own space! \nWe really appreciated that cause our little  feet were hurtinnnn.\nOh yea i forgot to add the venue  was a bit too small...\nGood times to add to the Vegas book...ahhhh...\nSong of the night: Lil Wayne: \"Always Strapped\" !!!!!!
__label__1 I was warned.\n\nI got called out to come here by some friends on a Thursday night and the experience went as such:\n\nEnter to be carded by a young lady at the hostess stand. Which is completely okay, I'm in my late twenties I don't mind being carded.\n\nI make my way to my friends and am informed of karaoke and a lack of waitresses. No sweat I say, I'll hit the bar. \n\nI visit the bar and notice the giant wall of TVs, plenty of space to sit and a patio. Good stuff so far.\n\nThe bartender cards me yet again and then gives me a wristband to prove my age. I oblige but can't help but wonder why the lady at the door didn't perform this function as well, odd. \n\nMy Kiltlifter is served in a plastic cup. Now, I work in a bar, we serve in plastic when we're at or close to max capacity. There were _maybe_ 20 customers in the building. We sometimes get rowdy, but I doubt enough to warrant plastic, so what's the deal?\n\nThe beer was as it should be, cold and foamy. We also ended up with shots, as our resident karaoke queen needed her nightly round. Interestingly enough the shots came in standard glassware. \n\nNo one ordered food, so I'll not comment on the supposed quality. I wouldn't expect much though.\n\nThe patio was visited as I chatted with a surly Scottish gentleman smoker. I definitely would like to see this patio during a nice spring/fall day. Looked great during the evening.\n\nThe restrooms were not visited on this maiden voyage, so I cannot comment on the condition. After reading the previous reviews I'm perfectly okay with that.\n\nI'd give it another shot, but I wouldn't recommend the place to someone looking for sports, beer or karaoke even. It was par to sub-par all around. Bummer, as it's a nice building and in a great location.
__label__1 I don't understand all the good reviews here. The hibachi here is like avg mall food court quality. I guess if you want quantity over taste, this place does ok then.
__label__4 I love Aloha Animal Hospital!  They have been so friendly and accommodating!  Every time I go in I feel very comfortable to talk to Dr Zimmerman about any questions or concerns I have and she is always very thorough in explaining and answering any questions.  They are so sweet to my pups and always leave a chocolate for us humans! Love love love them!
__label__4 Love the office & the staff. Been taking my dog here for a couple years. They have really taken real good care of her as far as her health. In 2012, my dog was paralyzed due to inflamed discs. It was a hard time. Dr. Jamie took real good care of her. Now my dog is playfully running everywhere to this day. \n\nFacility is very clean. Staff is professional, organized & friendly. The pet owners even get a \"treat\". A Hawaiian Chocolate Macadamia. Very nice touch. \n\nAlso Dr. Jamie and other Vets are very caring & informative. It shows with me they genuinely care for their furry patients.\n\nLove coming here!!!
__label__0 I went to Ground Control for the first time last night and I was unimpressed. The food was pretty good but the service stinks. They need some mature staff who can take care of their patrons, not the young kids playing kissy face with their girlfriend at the bar.  The cheeseboard for $14.00 was less than impressive with a couple of slices of cheese and a few nuts and dates. I think I will pass next time.
__label__1 Same feeling as Matt E. Tried it again in hopes for a better experience. Sunday morning , NO muffins! Really? Asked for iced hot choc for my son, got hot. Asked for burrito for here, got it to go. Food was 25 minutes! Coffee was in a to go cup, wanted to dine here. All tables were dirty, I had to clean my own table. Service was average- but everytime there's an excuse \"were short handed\". I'm not coming back! The manager/ owner needs to figure it out. It's the technology age: take all these yelp reviews and fix the issues to re-gain business.
__label__4 With grand opening still a couple of weeks out I was a hesitant about checking out the new location so soon. Boy was I glad I did. Sure they have some kinks to work out and the brick oven isn't completed but what is offered on the limited menu has been outstanding - huge upgrade from other location. They will have 24 beers on tap when they open but currently have about 15 - including the hard to get Four Peaks Callabru Up N Runnin! Very impressed and can't wait for grand opening!
__label__0 FIRST -- As I browse the reviews I can't help but wonder why this place has not done something about the awful, horrible, ridiculously lousy service? \n\nThe food and coffee are decent and the atmosphere, albeit a bit cluttered, is nice -- good for conversation or for work. But for the love of God, WHAT are you trying to be? A coffee house? A wine bar? Beer connoisseurs? Pick something and be really, really good at it because this place has bits and pieces of being good, but doesn't have it all together.\n\nAgain, back to service because for me that is just such a huge part of dining out. I simply cannot get over how horrible it was -- probably the worst I've ever had. There is no pinnacle of food greatness that could ever be reached that would make me overlook rude wait staff.
__label__3 Usually a good selection of brew .. Mostly California and other West Coast breweries. Food above average.  \nService tonight was very good but I have been there when it's slow.\nWe'll be back.
__label__2 I recently went to this location, after work, with two co-workers to partake in the Happy Hour promotions that they run.\n\nWe went in and the hostess brought us around the bar area to the dining room.  Now, ordinarily (especially in Las Vegas) most establishments won't honor their Happy Hour specials outside of the bar area, so when we got to our table I asked the hostess if we could still get Happy Hour specials in the dining room.  She was rude and seemed a annoyed that I was asking her that question.  She said she thought we could and I reiterated that most places don't allow that.  She then sarcastically replied that I would have to speak with our server.\n\nOk, so our hostess wasn't actually interested in being cordial, whatever.  Our server arrived and informed us that we COULD get Happy Hour prices and we ordered drinks and several appetizers.  One thing I liked about this place was that if you order a Red Bull/Vodka (which wasn't included in the Happy Hour cost), they give you the remainder of the Red Bull in the can and our server instructed me to just order a Happy Hour vodka and mix it myself.  I like when an establishment thinks of me and my wallet before their final bill total.\n\nAll in all, the food was good and the drinks were good, but the service had room for improvement.  However, I will say that we ordered one of our items, the pototo chip nachos, and it didn't have enough cheese on it.  The manager made his rounds to inquire about everyone's evening and when he stopped at out table, one of the girls pointed it out to him.  He immediately took the entire dish back to the kitchen and had them add more cheese to it.  That just sat well with me.\n\nI'll more than likely be back, but I'll plan for it to be on a more leisurely weekday and hope that the OVERALL customer service is better.
__label__2 Decided to try this place for after dinner drinks with wifey. They have a good selection of brews and an overall cool place to hang out.  Didn't have a chance to check out the food menu. Place is worth a visit for drinks or just hanging out.
__label__2 Pepper jack lobster and shrimp tacos blue corn tortilia black beans and rice, very cold beer! Good service.
__label__1 I usually love this place. Last night we went in for dinner and the server was very nice but obviously put in all our food in at once. We ordered an appetizer and two starter salads which came AFTER the entrees hit the table. Being that we too are restaurant people, we chose not to have anything sent back or re-made to waste food. So with a table FULL of food the dressing on my salad was wrong.... Including realizing I didn't even get the correct entree. They remade the correct entree and brought it out in good timing. After not being able to enjoy most of the food due to having EVERYTHING AT ONCE... We ordered for my four year old daughter the dessert on the kids menu. I believe it was an Oreo cake of some sort... I wish I could post the video of how ROCK HARD this thing was.... I couldn't even penetrate it by raising my hand and stabbing it over and over. Who plates that and sends it out to a child? I sent that back and asked for the check. All of this without ONE manager visit... With as slow as it was having 8-10 tables in the restaurant one would assume you'd have time to table touch. So we paid the bill in full because no one cared to possibly try to do any kind of guest recovery. I am not saying it's a bad place or not to go but this experience was absolutely terrible and shameful with such a great named place. Again being in the industry myself I stayed and kept a smile on my face the whole time. Arco was our server and was very nice and tried to be apologetic  but unfortunately was crucial part of our negative experience. I'll go to another Gordon biersche again sometime just not the one in Summerlin. The jambalaya was delicious!
__label__3 The Kings of Torta I say!! The Torta Mexicana is what you want. Thinly cut steak with grilled onions, avocado and big fat Jalapeno right in the middle! The neighbor hood isn't that great after 5pm. I look Mexican so I blend in well like a chameleon. But it isn't until I try to order that my cover is blown and they figure out that I only speak English and Californian - however it does relax the nervous white folk standing around waiting for their take out!!  =))\n\nP.s. Parking lot sucks and isn't well lit but fight your way in! - You'll be glad you did.
__label__4 My husband and I are kind of Mexican food snobs -- he grew up in Mexico City and takes grave offense to any kind of bell peppers in his food, which was tough when we lived in Texas.  Because  we've been burned often by Mexican places filling cheese enchiladas with Velveeta and similar atrocities, it's a hard sell to get us to try new Mexican restaurants.  But Man vs. Food (plus several enthusiastic recommendations by our friends) won out, and we had to go to try Los Reyes.  It is amazing!  They have things on the menu I haven't even seen since the last time we visited Mexico City (like alambres) and an amazing selection of food at good prices.  My husband had the milanesa torta; milanesa is one of those foods you think should be easy to make but that can go terribly wrong.  His was perfect, and he had no complaints about anything. They also have an amazing collection of fresh fruit juices, including some of the more unusual mixes like the vampiro.  My sincronizada was terrific.  The service was great, too -- our waitress checked up on us several times, as did the other wait staff.  One word of caution:  the guacamole is really more like just flat out avocado.  It's not bad at all, but it wasn't what I was expecting.  Still, this place definitely exceeded my expectations and we'll absolutely be back!
__label__4 Oh what a terrific restaurant this is!  On this second visit (for me) I was joined by Robyn N., & I ordered what I suggest YOU try for your first visit, a Carne Asada Torta Norte\u00f1a with salad for the included side.  (Skip the chips & order a 99 cent side of their delicious ceviche if you want a little something more.)\n\nWhat you get here is stellar everything!  It's a clean, it's comfortable, the service is friendly & attentive, the food portions are generous, & the prices reasonable.  You will leave full, & having just eaten some of the best food you have ever tasted!  YUM!!     :-))\n\nCarne Asada Torta Norte\u00f1a $7.49.
__label__1 I recently visited Los Reyes de la Torta.  This was my second visit, which was definitely disappointing compared to the first.  The aguas here are DELISH!! They make a great summer drink, especially in this AZ heat.  I had the agua de sandia (watermelon), and my boyfriend tried the agua de fresa (strawberry) cremosa.  For the cremosa drinks they mix it with Carnation and sweet cream, and I have to say this is one of the thickest ones I've had before.  We ordered the queso fundido with jalapenos which I was really looking forward to.  However, this was a huge disappointment.  The waitress placed the plate down and I noticed that they served it with tortillas rather than tortilla chips.  I grabbed a piece of the tortilla, and went to scoop up some gooey queso fundido...except it wasn't gooey.  It was a gelatinous, almost solid bowl of cheese.  This didn't seem right to me.  We asked the waitress to warm it up some more, but it came back the same.  After asking her about it, she said they don't serve your traditional queso fundido.  They use mozzarella cheese which doesn't really melt to well...For dinner I had an order of the coctel de camaron (shrimp cocktail).  They are very generous with the shrimp.  Actually that's all that was really in there.  I would have preferred a little more avocado and  to have some cucumber in there was well.  I wouldn't mind giving this place another shot, especially for their awesome aguas.
__label__3 I was craving fruit for breakfast, so when my boyfriend pulls up at a Mexican restaurant, I was a little skeptical. I was wrong! Fully admitting this. The big fruit platter with honey was so fresh and perfect. I had a mango juice that was literally pureed mango. Amazing.  Boyfriend had the Huevos Rancheros. Also mui bueno. I guess this joint was on Food Network for their gigantic burger. Man v.s Food.... That guy. So, funny thing is, his face is plastered all over the restaurant, including on the servers shirts!! It's cool that he could give them the spotlight they deserve!
__label__1 Ewwwww\n\n\nAre people just giving this place good reviews bc they want to pretend like they're super cool and are totally down with hole in the wall places in the hood?? \n\nBc this was seriously nast. We ordered the queso w chorizo and that was bomb, I'll give them that.\n\nOur food came out, I had one bite of my chilaquiles and was like ready to spit it out. The green sauce was creepy and the steak was very off in flavor and not seasoned at all. I asked for a to go box and boxed up the steak to feed my dogs. \n\nMy friend ordered their torta. She was like 'I can't tell if I don't like this bc it's gross or bc I'm full' I tasted it and was like 'bc it's gross.' she called me today to tell me she tried eating it for breakfast but threw it out bc it was nasty. \n\nWe'll be sticking to the torta from Gallo Blanco, bc even though their service sucks, at least their torta is amazeballs. \n\nSeriously some of the grossest food I've tasted. The staff was friendly and the place was clean and packed. I just personally find the food super nasty.
__label__4 Simply Amazing!
__label__3 I was expecting to walk into a little fast food dive.  To my surprise, this place is an actual full service restaurant.  It's still kind of a dive, but I was pretty shocked to have a hostess seat me, a waitress serve me, and a bar with a random waterfall-like display for food at the prices that I saw online.  A pleasant treat almost as good as the food.\n\nMy only disappointment about my meal is I ordered the the tiny torta.  I had the ranchera del pollo; chicken, guacamole, chipotle mayo and cheese.  Very good, and perfect for its price at $7.25, but when I saw waitresses carrying the ridiculously stacked tortas, I have to admit I was hoping mine would be at least close to those.  But I should have known from the short description and cheap price that I was going to get the tinny-tiny sandwich.  My brother ordered a Del Rey.  This awesome monstrosity of a sandwich is stacked with just about every breakfast item you can imagine.  He usually eats healthy, but he enjoyed every bite he was able to take of it (although this was was one of the big ones and he could only manage half).\n\nOne thing kind of bugs me for some odd reason.  Potato chips as a side seems kind of random.  I know that tortas are sandwiches, but why isn't a mexican place serving tortilla chips?  Just wondering.
__label__4 Huge variety of torte's and other yummy Mexican dishes. Eating in-try the horaches, best ever. Last night we ordered pick up. Four adults so we ordered four different torte's, cut each into quarters and shared. The torte's are so big, I'm having left overs for breakfast. Service is always fast and friendly. Don't forget to try a fresh juice-always a wide variety.
__label__3 Since I wrote about Tacone in Tustin, CA. It would not be fair not to write about Tacone in Vegas,especially the reason I visited the one in Tustin was because of the delicious wraps I had in Vegas. I had a coupon printed out from some Vegas tourism website, so my whole family went to Tacone for lunch. We did not have any high expectations since it is a fast food eatery, and it is inside Aladdin, we just wanted a quick bite before taking my kids to BuildaBear. Boy, were we pleasantly surprised!  There was a free sauce bar, from the popular honey mustard, bbq, to exotic creamy cilantro sauce and balsamic flavored dip, the kids were just having an awesome time trying all of them! The wraps were huge, I could not finish and had mine doggy bagged. I had the Thai cone, the peanut sauce with the cucumber salad tucked inside the wrap with soft steaming jasmine rice was superb! Hubby's Mambo wrap's filet mignon was juicy and tender. Kids loved their Campfire chicken wraps with sweet bbq sauce. The price is a bit expensive, hence the four stars. I think it was about $8.95/wrap. But it is something different and refreshing.
__label__1 Hrm. Slightly regretting not walking the extra bit to get to Earl's instead. First meal in Vegas, this restaurant has the prime location because it is right next to the PH parking structure (which is MILES away from the casino portion of the hotel). We were intrigued by all the different sandwich/salad selection they had and the \"free samples\" offering for their alcoholic slushie drinks. \n\nWe got the Chicken Club to share, which came with an order of chips. I liked that they had all sorts of dipping sauce/dressing for the chips/salad, but we mostly needed it for the super bland sandwich, which cost $9!!! This place reminds me of Tacone! And there wasn't that many people there, but the wait was pretty long for our sandwich. \n\nSooooooooo many other places to eat, go to Earl's!
__label__2 Mmmm... Chicken teriyaki bowl...\n\nThe chicken: white, fully cooked, doesn't taste rancid\n\nThe rice: also white\n\nThe veggies: death by grill\n\nThe flavor: meh
__label__0 1 word: WHY????!!!\n\nBought a Groupon for this place since I was visiting Sin City over the weekend.  There were a bunch of people standing around not doing anything, and the girl who took my order looked like she could care less about working and wanted to go home.  She wasn't friendly and neither was anybody else behind the counter.\n\nHow do you mess up a Chinese Chicken Salad wrap, How I say? For the $11 I paid I would rather have eaten my sock covered in honey Dijon mustard.\n\nThe 1 star is actually for my drink, the Moonshine w/ Everclear, which was tasty and clearly the highlight of my visit. \n\nIf you find yourself in the Miracle Mile shops and your stomach is growling, you would rather walk another mile than eat at this place.
__label__2 It's Vegas,  they have baby free samples of frozen cocktail! \n\nI would have to say of all the quick bites held in ph, next to Earls of course would be Fresh Grill! They have a friendly staff and decent bites of sandwich, fresh house chips and all the different types of sauces you want!
__label__1 The food is ok, not mind blowing. It's basically just snack food not real meals. I'd call it a classier Mc Donald's. I purchased a \"refillable souvenir cup\" but I had to pay $1.00 each time I refilled it. Can you say false advertisement.
__label__1 I want to like Icon.  I've dined here 4-5 times over the years and I keep coming back because I think that it must be improving because it stays open, but I'm now convinced that it exists solely based upon its proximity to the Overture Center.\n\nThe food is average.  The service is average at best.  They do have a decent wine selection at a fairly moderate price point.  That may be the high point, along with a decent cocktail menu.\n\nThe tapas menu is inventive, but not well-executed.  \n\nLast evening, the patatas bravas were overcooked and the sauce was very uninspired.  \n\nThe crab cake was too much breading and not enough crab--and only one crab cake for $12 does not seem like a good value.  \n\nThe stuffed piquillo peppers were served too cold, and the cous cous accompanying them was bland and flavorless.  It had clearly been microwaved, too, instead of reheated properly.   \n\nLastly, the short rib served with manchego mashed potatoes sounded divine, but it was stringy and not a good cut of meat.  The potatoes were fine, but very light on manchego.  The sauce was the highlight, but Icon's kitchen was not very generous with it.  \n\nTwo diners left disappointed, not full at all, after four tapas and one drink each for $86.  \n\nIcon:  neither a good meal nor a good deal.
__label__1 I was here recently with 4 friends after an Overture show.  The food was quite good, at least what we ate of it.  On a few occasions the server cleared the plates when there was still food on them.  The worst part of our experience was out waiter.  One woman is 8 months pregnant and ordered an mojito without rum.  The waiter looked at her with the most confused look and said \"so, you want it with vodka then?\".  She finally got it through to him that she wanted it without alcohol.  So then our bill came and we were charged $11 for this virgin mojito (the normal price with alcohol).  We asked him about this charge and he stated that there was no button for this drink without alcohol and the charge was for the mint and the labor.  We asked him to check with a manager, we waited 10 minutes and no manager came to our table.  So, we paid and left....angry.
__label__4 We stumbled upon the Icon after another restaurant was too busy on a Friday night before a show.  What a find!  We had several dishes, all of which were excellent.  Our waiter was AWESOME.  After we left he ran down State St. to return a necklace my wife had dropped on the floor.  This was the cherry on top of the cake.  We will absolutely be back - the food, the ambiance, and the staff were all wonderful and this Madison jewel.
__label__0 We rolled up on Tuesday before 8 pm and it was closed!  WTH!  I was starving and now I can't try you BBQ!
__label__1 The course was really not that great compared to other courses in the Las Vegas area.  I don't know why it's rated so high.\nMy biggest complaint are the bunkers.  The greenside bunkers are like concrete. They even have small pebbles and rocks in them.  I seriously thought that they had taken all the sand out because what was in there was like damp heavy concrete.\nAlso there are a lot of dry brown patches in the fairways and greens.
__label__4 Got here early am on August 5.  Cart guys greeted us and took our clubs immediately.  Everyone gave us friendly, first class treatment. Course was in very good condition and it was a sub-4hour round.  Carts display the distances to front and back of each trap or hazard, as well as distances to each part of the green. This information was also in the pocket-sized, color booklet containing pics and details of each hole.  Finally, on the cart display you can punch up a video with Jack telling you how to play the hole.  Narrow fairways but a great golf experience.
__label__2 I was very excited about playing golf here since its firmly entrenched in one of the more exclusive housing areas in Summerlin called The Ridges.  I was here for a fundraiser so we played shotgun.  \n\nThe golf course is billed as Jack Nicklaus' best holes in one round.  I can definitely see the potential but this time around, I don't think the potential was actualized.  Granted it was over 100 degrees but the course was very dry and the greens spotty.  It was definitely punched recently but wasn't healing as well as it should.\n\nChecked out the club house to see if there's anything to purchase but the guy working at the counter looked right at me then looked away.  I do not expect to be pampered but a hello would be nice.  Needless to say, I didn't buy anything.\n\nAgain, every hole has the potential to be phenomenal with great views of all the beautiful homes as well as views of he strip on a couple of holes.  Unfortunately, I think I caught it during a bad stretch.  I will be back and re-review if I find the experience to be different.
__label__4 We met Gordon at the Bridal Spectacular show and were impressed by him. After going to the open house, we knew this was the place. The views are beautiful and made for wonderful wedding pictures. \n\nTheir wedding package is truly all inclusive and they do an amazing job. \n\nWe also met with Christine Sanchez and Ed Ramos during the planning. They both did a great job meeting with us, letting us taste the food we were going to choose on our menu. \n\nWe were blown away by the service. The whole team from planners, servers, bartenders, and chefs did an incredible job! \n\nThe guests are still talking about how delicious the food was! \n\nSpecial Kudos to Ed Ramos who really went above and beyond taking care of everything. We really appreciated him. \n\nWe would highly recommend Bear's Best as a wedding venue.
__label__2 Pub Crawl Stop 6 (finale):This spot is just down from my office and the only spot that I visited using the light rail for my light rail pub crawl. By this time I was completely hammered and although hungry, I didn't want to wait for the $5 special of burger, fries and domestic beer.  When you consider the domestic beer was $2, that's a good deal for the food - but I just ordered one domestic beer. I can't recall much about this place. I would like to go back when I am not so out of it because I have heard they have good food and great drink specials
__label__3 Spring Training A's baseball.\n\nDraw 10 became our go-to pre-post baseball drinky drink spot this Spring Training season.\n\nThe outside is very unassuming but the vibe inside is cool. Typical sports bar, pool tables in the back, patio area outside, large bar area, tvs everywhere including a large projection screen. The bartenders were really cool. Their beer menu is extensive. The drinks are strong (I had to ask for more chaser). The food is good too. I recc the green chili mac n cheese.\n\n$5 liquor pitcher with a Yelp check in!!
__label__1 We've been here twice because well, we are new to AZ and didn't know anywhere else.  They have a big menu...but that's it.  I mean we didn't expect anything more than cheesecake factory but yeah...from my point of view, it wasn't even to cheesecake level.  The service was descent though.\n\n*Food = ordinary, quickly prepared American food\n*Service = descent \n*Atmosphere =....interesting...\n*Price = ok
__label__3 Heart Bar holds a special place in MY heart.  Why?  Because I met a 14-large bachelorette party at this bar.  Needless to say, it was a perfect weekend.  \n\nNote: Unless you're looking for hookers, avoid this place after 1am.
__label__4 good atmosphere.. Reasonably priced... attentive staff.. can get busy...
__label__1 Seats are comfy when you've been walking around all weekend. That's why it gets two stars.\nMy friends and I came in on a slow Sunday morning to watch the game and relax, and after sitting for 20 minutes and the cocktail waitress glancing over at us she found herself too busy eating her fritos to come and offer us any drinks or even say hello. \nI love PH, but I think I'll explore other bar options if I really wanna get my drink on.
__label__2 Came here for the first time with my friend Brandon and kinda liked it. The bar is in the center of the casino which makes it great for people watching. \n\nWe sat down and I didn't know what I wanted so Brandon decided to order me something called AMF (adios mother effer) and I kinda liked them. The bartender kept them coming whenever he saw my glass getting low and I appreciate that but I think anymore than 3 AMF's is too much.\n\nI liked this bar and might return but it wont be my first choice.
__label__4 Riki and John are two of the best bartenders in Vegas. The bar is loud, fun, and great drinks.
__label__0 Another disappointment in a meat market here in Las Vegas. They don't even butcher their own meat. They are no better than a supermarket and not as good as Whole Foods. I would love to find a true butcher here in Las Vegas.
__label__2 I've been looking for a good butcher and I was excited to find out about this one. The mission was to get a variety of different meats to get an idea of the quality of the quality and to see if it was worth filling the freezer. I went on a Saturday at around noon, it wasn't very busy and looked very clean. I was getting a little excited and pretty much wanted to buy everything I could get my hands on. \n  Here's what I bought, 3 racks of baby back ribs, a couple thick New York steaks, a nice looking tri tip, some pork chops, an Atlantic salmon fillet and a package of hot dogs. All of which cost about $100, not cheap but not too bad if everything is as good as it looks. I went straight home to separate everything and package everything for storage. This is when I find out that the salmon is bad, really bad. I mean when I opened the plastic bag it immediately filled the house with the smell of death. I was really bummed because I had planned on putting it straight in the smoker. Oh well, after cleaning and washing everything even close to the fish I figured I would drown my sorrows in some baby backs. I threw a rub on them along with the tri tip and put them in the smoker. I would say hands down the best ribs I've had. Sliced up the tri tip and made barbecue sandwiches, again money. \n  I had vacuum sealed the pork chops and opened them two days later, death. Not sure if there was contact with the foul fish, but, I know I didn't cross contaminate it. \n  All the beef I got was excellent, including the steaks. Grilled at 500+ they were tender and juicy. Even the dogs were good. I believe the only problem was one bad fillet. I haven't been back, I'm sure I will return with a little more discipline and not just go all ADD.
__label__1 Please see Mr Ghetto - Walmart on youtube before reading this review. The wally world featured on this video is cleaner and better stocked than the one in this location. You have to wade through the small army of lazy bums panhandling (saw one in a leather jacket one time) before getting to the store or back to your car every time! I avoid taking my family here for safety sake so i usually go here by myself. That's only if I really have to go here unless I want to drive the extra 10 min to go to a better walmart down Craig Road.
__label__0 Stab-Mart for sure.\n\nI wouldn't come here at night, and I wouldn't drive a nice car here either.\nBums will approach you in the parking lot (reminds me a LOT of the Lancaster,CA location) \n\nI cam in here on a whim, it was over picked and full of the most interesting looking creeps ever.\n\nReturn factor: Probably not.
__label__0 So y'all know I already hate Walmart NOW my Aunty scheduled these family photos with them and these people closed down with NO NOTICE not a phone call or anything BUT they went ahead and collected the money for our photos in advance to say I am PISSED does not begin to cover it!!!!
__label__0 The only reason I give the store one star is so people don't think I forgot to rate it is not worth one star. Walking through the store it smelled like rotten meat was filthy there's crap on the floor in most every aisle. One of the meat refrigerators was leaking from rotten chicken my girlfriend slipped on the floor and hurt herself. I would stay away from this piece of crap store is the worst store ive ever been in my life. Ghetto is to kind of a word for this store it was terrible I will not be back.
__label__4 Simply put: I love Goober Pet Direct am and SO very glad that I just happened to find them online!\n\nThe customer service is superb. They're affordable and the delivery is so very convenient and pleasant. Goober Pet Direct gives me more time with my boys and less time having to go to the store...Seriously it's one less trip/errand. one less headache and time well spent!  Honestly they save me time money and even piece of mind. They're product knowledge and care for my boys is beyond measure. \n\nI bike. I'm as sustainable as I can be and Goober Pet Direct is a fantastic resouce for me to easily get the high quality food and other items that my dogs need.  I'm really very pleased and recommend it to *everyone* who has a pet!  \n\nSo, I'll be getting my very 1st delivery tomorrow and am already certain that they're the place for my boys' food and other needs as well. Before this, I did bike to Goober Pet Direct's office to purchase my dogs 1st bag of food from them.and I'm so glad that I did. I met the ladies that take the orders, saw 1st hand where my supplies come from AND saw more things there that'll I'll definitely buy for my boys in the future. \n\nP.S. they also offer feeding discount progams depending on the brand of food as well as a customer referral program. Be sure to ask them about both when ordering! \n\nSecondly, I also wanted to be sure to mention that they offer very convenient \"your dog needs food\" reminders and various payment method as well....Seriously, they're awesome. Try them you won't be sorry. Ask question, they have answers and /or will get them for you. They rock!
__label__2 Is it possible (or relevant) to review potential? I get the impression that like much of central Phoenix, this hotel is in a state of long-term renovation. When it's finished, things could/will be pretty nice.\n\nFirst impressions-- a sign visible from the street would be nice. The hotel is located on a poorly lit side street with a temporary banner/sign that you cannot see until you get to the hotel driveway. If you are arriving at night and need a landmark, just look for the adult bookstore sign and turn into the street that looks more like the alleyway behind the bookstore.\n\nThe parking structure is oddly arranged; the closest parking is chained off and the remaining spaces leave you with a wierd vibe, like \"...do I really want to risk leaving my vehicle here overnight?\" \n\nMy room was nice and spacious, and it had the sleep number bed that Juan L. mentioned in his review. Free high speed internet was a nice touch. Housekeeping must have been messing with me, taunting my OCD vulnerabilities-- 1 complimentary bottle of water, 1 face towel, 2 hand towels, and 3 bath towels. WTF??\n\nThe pools looked nice, with the faux boulder treatment, but strong chlorine smell kept me away. The gym looked decent, but was always closed by the time I got back to the hotel each day.\n\nThe potential part:\nFEZ is just a short walk to Central Avenue if you cut across the parking lot of the high rise office tower in front of the hotel. Right now, it seems a bit sketchy at night but worth the risk for some decent food. I expect this will be a bit better in the future.\n\nThe light rail (when finished) will open up access to a lot of the area. Right now, FEZ, Durant's, and Honey Bear bbq are among place I visited within walking distance, as is the Heard Museum and the Phoenix Public Library.\n\nI would visit again to see if the hotel (and the area) grows into its potential.
__label__1 Room was ok...nothing special. Staff was nice. Parking garage was very spooky! Pools were not impressive to me. There is an adult store right across the street....weird & creepy. Very convenient location but I won't stay here again.
__label__0 First, I get that coupons are a pain in the ass, but if you're going to put them on your website, you should honor them.\n\nMy dry, overcooked, overstored dry-as-dust breast was easily shadowed by the cold salmon delivered to my friend.  They cooked a new piece, taking about 10 minutes to do so...\n\nNot fast, not fresh, not as good as it should or could've been.\n\nAnd you're still not taking coupons from your own site?\n\nGood thing you're on the Strip...
__label__1 Upon arrival I was surprised that there weren't tumble weeds blowing across the floor or the distant sound of crickets because it was a ghost town.  So expect to feel like you're being watched. The decor was a little much, but I guess it was \"modern\". ALSO, the food is not great as others may have said. I am a VEGETARIAN REVIEWER, so I got the veggie korma and a mushroom dish.  the veggie korma wasn't anything exciting. though the cheese cubes were not bad there were massive pieces of cauliflower and the most prevalent flavor was peas.......little spice.....no flavor......and the mushroom dish was terrible....but the roti was good and the service was awesome, yet these dishes made my insides hate me and I recommend that you should be wary once entering the ghost town of India Palace.
__label__4 Excellent lunch buffet.  Amazing food.  Great service.  Clean.  Reasonably priced. Kids had never tried Indian food until today and LOVED it.  Will definitely be back!
__label__1 I was very excited to order from here.  I am giving a low rating because of the service used to deliver my food.  AzMealMan.  I ordered my meal and it was delivered; after the girl left I noticed that I was missing a dish and there were no eating utensils or napkins.  I immediately called Azmealman...already closed.  I left a voicemail and I even wrote on the facebook page.  They responded on the fb page by telling me to call...which I already had!!!  I called again tonight.  Nothing yet.  OH...and now they don't allow comments on their fb page.  So.  Two things....missing dish, no eating utensils, no follow up, no facebook posts/comments from public...thumbs down.  AS for the food I did get...it was ok.  RIce with peans/nuts was generous and tasted good,, tandoori mixed plate was good...and there was alot of it.  The naan was not worth $1.50 at all.  In fact...it wasn't worth the $41 at all.  I might try it again by actually GOING to the buffet...perhaps I can recoup some of my losses then.
__label__3 Love love the food, the services super nice and the favors right on.  I suggest you guys try it out.
__label__2 Arsenal Bowling Lanes is showing it's age to put it nicely. Seriously though the have carpet on the walls, who does that anymore?  The place was packed and still has a bit of antiqued charm. \n\nWere were at advantage,  on Sunday afternoons they have a bowling lunch special. \n.50 shoes, .50 sodas, .50 bowling games and .50 cent hotdogs.   \n\nThe cashier was a major sweetheart. Normally when I am traveling with a big party...I am made to feel rushed and unwelcome and like a big inconvenience. But the cashier really blew me away and didn't rush us.\n\n Getting 10 pairs of bowling shoes for mostly kids under 12 can present  a challenge.  \n\nWe hadn't finished our last games until 15 minutes after the special had ended  but the cashier still applied the discount to all of our games. \n\nHowever the  sodas were undrinkable, they were lightly sweetened seltzer water and were undrinkable. The hotdogs rather  then being grilled were actually boiled. I also found it  very unpleasant that Arsenal Lanes makes you pay for a book of matches. \n\nOverall my experience was good here because I was hosting my little sister's 12 birthday. We were a party of 10 but were made to feel comfortable and welcomed .\n\n.50 bowling shoes and .50 bowling can't be beat.
__label__0 This place isn't worth your time. There are FAR better bowling venues in town.\n\nSo what's wrong with Arsenal Bowling? Rude staff. Slow bar with limited selection. It's cramped and dirty. Lanes are reserved pretty much 24/7. Misleading specials (other have posted about this).\n\nI try to be an easy-going guy, but after trying this place a few times I'm done giving it another chance.
__label__3 Love this place!  Best to check the website before you go so you know what is going on the night you are planning to go.  I came on a random Wednesday with my girlfriends for a dink after my birthday dinner.   We did not know it was a mainly gay bar, so we were some of the only females, but everyone was so nice and we danced and had a great time!  It was VERY full the night we came.  We wanted to go back for \"Dragaoke\", karaoke in drag we assume- but we have not made it yet.  A fun place to go if you have an open mind about what is fun!
__label__4 I have never, ever not enjoyed myself at Petra's! Its grown up & sexy, 21 & up, the atmosphere & ambiance are on point and its generally just the perfect place for a night out! Great date night place for an intimate experience, especially for LGBT, but I think anyone could enjoy themselves here!
__label__0 My wife and I are late 30s-early 40s and did not find him particularly funny nor talented.  We went for free on fillaseat.com, and ended up leaving about 30 minutes in.  Sure, there were a few funny bits, but overall his impersonations were not very good, and his jokes were not very funny.  Skip this one.
__label__2 Not worth the $110 per person. Yes - including tip. All I can really remember was the Kobe beef which was first way overcooked - but they send out another order gratis. Eventually it was delicious but not a '10'.\n\nThe service was great. Our waiter was young, funny and accommodating. We kept ordering drinks after food after drinks etc. We also had plenty of questions for our \"pain in the ass\" friends.\n\nThe other food we ordered - hamachi, beef carpaccio, crispy rice w/ tuna, rock shrimp etc. It was good no doubt but in the end after spending $110 each we were not full and the food was not spectacular.
__label__1 Let's just say it how it is, steak and lobster price for happy hour portions! And the drinks........psh! Forget about it! 15 bucks a drink was wayyyyyyy too much! They better hope I am drunk if they ever expect me to pay those prices again! \n\nOur waitress was not helpful nor was she ever really acknowledging our existance and when it came time to pay she took forever to come to the table with our bill then took another maybe close to 10 minutes before she came back with our card! After our meal we were still hungry and we had to run to In-N-Out just to feel a little more satisfied!
__label__1 The 2 stars are for the crispy rice with spicy tuna.  Everything else here was just blah.  My friend and I split the crispy rice and the sea bass.  Crispy rice was good but rediculously expensive (I think $14 or 16 for 4 pieces??)  The sea bass tasted like rubber and there wasnt much of it.  I'm used to high prices being from nyc...but I expect the food to be good.  Very dissapointed.
__label__3 happy hour is great. half off on the entr\u00e9e. had the California roll and the creamy rock shrimp tempura. damn it was delicious. the only thing weird is they had us sit at the lounge area. so dining was a bit awkward. our server seemed not too happy when we asked if we can move to a table. other than that i'll hit it up for some happy hour again
__label__2 I don't know about the lounge part everyone else has reviewed, but I had dinner there and was like meh about it. The portions are extremely small for the prices. Even the sake was a bit overpriced, I felt. The waitstaff, as much as I appreciate attentiveness, was maybe a little too overeager to get us the hell out of there. My husband's plate was actually cleared before he was even done eating. We eventually had to tell them to leave the plates until we were finished. While the ambiance is very cool and romantic, I don't think I'd drop another buck in there in the future.
__label__2 Came here for HH during a working wknd in Vegas... this is located inside the Planet Hollywood Hotel/Casino.\n\nCan't really comment on the dining experience but I will say they had a great lounge area and stiff drinks. Good tuna tartare and excellent rock shrimp tempura. Service was spot on (at least in the bar/lounge area).
__label__2 Had dinner at the bar the other night and was impressed with the bar staff. John was our bartender and he took great care of us! The food was what you would expect from an on-the-strip sushi place.. Over priced and nothing too special. The drinks were ok but not much in the whiskey selection. Unfortunately we happened to be there when the ultra lounge started.. What a difference. First we literally had our chairs taken right out from underneath us. Then the night crew of bartenders came on and what a bunch of pompous douche bags. I ordered another cocktail from said douche bag and he puts my martini in a plastic solo cup! WTF!? Then the music came on... What a train wreck! I understand that they might be trying to be like one of these big clubs on the strip but hopefully this is a reality check. 3 stars for John and -5 for the Ultra (laughing) Lounge.
__label__4 Koi Crispy Rice and Sparkling Sake!
__label__2 We randomly stumbled upon it on Sunday night/Monday morning. Had no idea it was a club let alone a restaurant.\nIts a small dimly lit circular room that offers a crazy variety of music.\n\nthe con here was they expected ladies to pay $20 for entrance with the promise of free drinks all night.. Since when do ladies ever need to pay in Vegas?\n(we ended up getting in free)\n\nEnded up having a decent time
__label__0 so lets talk about Koi.....\n\nif i could give no stars, that's what i would be doing...\nthis was by far the worst dining experience i have had while living in las vegas for the past 3 years...\n\nwaitress forgot to put in our drink order. then brought the order to us 30 minutes later and wrong...\n\nthen 40 minutes after ordering an appetizer... it finally arrives, room temperature and tasting stale.\n\nPRAYING that the second round would go more smoothly we put in another drink order and 2 more appetizers.... this was a serious mistake....\n\nlets start with the fact that they we're never delivered.\nand all the ice from our second round of drinks was melted... who doesn't love a fully melted drink....i do not.\nour waitress was a scared little girl who could hardly carry the tray.\n\nafter a 2 hour horror show. I walked to the server station to ask for our check, after having asked for it twice...I asked to see a manager and was told that he couldn't be bothered with my issues....\n\nreally?\nthe manager.... who's job is to keep customers happy couldn't be bothered to help appease a VERY upset customer...\n\nok...\n\nI hope some form of management responds to this post because i have never been so insulted by a supposedly upscale establishment.....
__label__0 Sushi was meh...I went here a few years ago and I've had better. But the reason I'm giving it one star is because I went there again last night because the nightclub Gallery was closed and we didn't want to leave the hotel so we just went there to grab some drinks. A guy was handing out wristbands downstairs and said the place was poppin so we paid the $20 cover for \"open bar\" and when we got in there we could not move AT ALL and people were starting to fight! We didn't get any drinks because we couldn't even get close to the bar. Also my friend was groped and it was so crowded she couldn't see who it was. DISGUSTING. The guy downstairs handing out wristbands was talking it up and then we got up there..walked in and walked right out. Down $20. Won't be going back. EVER.
__label__1 I normally order my Thai about a 4 out of 5.  I read the warning on Yelp about the heat, so I ordered a 2.  It was too hot. I  don't know why a restaurant would use such a different scale than every other restaurant in town but, that definitely detracted from my enjoyment of my meal.  It was \"ok\" food, divey atmosphere but the service was friendly.  I wouldn't go out of my way to go back here as there are so many other fabulous Thai places in town.
__label__4 This place closed down. Now it is a Thai Basil.
__label__0 Not impressed - I ordered two meals to go and did not get the large coke I ordered, I asked the cashier where it was and she sent a guy back to get it. He returned with a cup and no straw and had to be sent back again? He returned and attempted to hand me a tiny little cup? I said that doesn't look like a large. He said \"well, I'm new, it's all I could find soooooo....???\" To which I replied \"well I paid for a large coke and that is not a large sooo...???\" So then he found a manager who was able to locate cups (?) and she gave me my coke. There was no butter in the bags, and I ordered 3 stacks of pancakes in both meals and got 2 pancakes each. I'm annoyed that they didn't get my order right, they I had to be kept waiting while they figured out where the cups were (are they hidden somewhere in a magical IHOP cupboard...?) and that they gave me whatever cup was lying around, because it's all that the new guy could find, and that's ok? I'm sorry if you are new, but ask someone if you don't know, rather than just giving customers whatever you can find!!!
__label__2 Food good sometimes ,remodel nice. \n2 times there .  1 waitress had attitude over easy eggs runny did not eat nothing done.\n2 attitude waitress again we were a group after bowling  some women playing. Mah jong told us to be quiet it is a restaurant we were paying they were playing for free.\nMaybe we should start a poker group there and not pay then IHOP would listen to our complaints.
__label__1 Where do I begin? \n\nLet's start with the server who literally yelled everything he asked or said to us. Oh, and then he rammed a chair into my leg and was just not very concerned about our experience overall.\n\nLet's move on to the cheese crisp, which had plenty of grease cascading off the pieces, and virtually no \"crisp.\" Did you put some cheese on a tortilla and microwave it? 'Cause I could have done that at home.\n\nBoth drinks were quite tasty- my tea was strong like I like it, but not bitter. Hubby's lemonade was very good, but he drank it so fast I didn't get a chance to steal many sips.\n\nLet's discuss the entrees, shall we? Hubby's carne adovada chimi was decent, better than my carnitas. In fact, MY carnitas is better. (I keep aiming for Chef Hector's at Sam's...) Yes, the pork was very tender, but the salt was -shall I put it nicely?- aggressive. Sam Kinneson aggressive. The \"tortilla\" was an inedible science experiment. Thick and doughy, and made even more appetizing by the charred side, it reminded me of the salt play dough we all made as kids, formed into a pancake. Truly nasty.\n\nAs for the legendary salsas, Hubby found the green to be tasty, but he did not care for the flavor of the red. Neither was especially fiery to him either. \n\nRiding on reputation, are we?
__label__2 Scale of 1-10 (single visit):\n8 Food\n5 *Drinks*\n8 Service\n8 Atmosphere\n7 Value\n\nI thought the food was pretty good.  I love the egg-on-top thing New Mexican restaurants do.  The blue corn tortilla of my enchiladas was thick and good.  But the marg was bad.  Tasted like sweet and sour.  No bite whatsoever, and I'm pretty sure it came out of a machine (rocks), instead of hand made.  Also the salsa wasn't anything special.  It had some nice heat, but just average flavors.
__label__3 This hotel was so luxurious, large suite and comfy!! It is part of the Venentian so everything is connected and easy to go gamble and go shopping.  The room was decorated in dark chocolate tones and a dark yellow/gold couch that was so nice! The room in only like a couple of month old so everything was nice and new!  The bathroom had a huge tub that was so amazing in granite and nice thick towels!! I just loved coming back to my room after a long day at the a sales conference. \n\nThe only thing I did not like was the pillows since they were a bit too thick for me.  I loved the 3 TV's in the office area, in front of the bed and in the bathroom!! Place was super clean and nice we had chocolates every night with a turn down on our bed.  I would highly recommend a stay there!
__label__3 The rooms are immaculate and unbelievably comfortable.  As the newest hotel on the strip, it lives up to its 5-Star backing.  Though, minus a star for the blood sucking black jack dealers downstairs.  They'll provide you with a steady dose of 14's, 15's and 16's.  I had one dealer call me her \"Bust it Baby\" and it's not because I look like Plies.
__label__3 We stayed for  free for a 3 day weekend and pretty much stayed in the hotel experiencing everything it had to offer. Rather than try to capture the whole hotel in a line, I'll try to break it out:\n\nRooms (4): As many have said, it's just a Venetian room in brown color tones. I'm kind of jaded as I've stayed in many 4/5 star rooms in Vegas (mandalay, venetian, caesars,etc) so I didn't find that this one was all that exciting or spectacular. It was however very nice and on par with a 5 star hotel.\n\nRestaurants/Shopping (5): Incredible, tons of great restaurants and lots of great shopping. Shops are open until 11! however, not any good casual options.\n\nPool (3): Ok so as a word of warning.. the pool at palazzo doesn't get sun until 1 PM!!! Ok so you're thinking you might be sleeping till 1 Pm anyways, but good luck getting a chair at that point without paying the pool guys a fat tip. Also, no food served pool side! You have to get up and get your food (I'm a prima donna, I know) and the food isn't that good and WAY overpriced. Also drink service was lacking.. I should have moved over to the Venetian side I guess?\n\nNightlife Gaming (3): High limits ($15) for craps.. no surprise there. Lavo was just ok, but I'd like to explore the jazz bar next time. 40/40 sucks. I did however enjoy the happy hour at the cheesy \"del toro\" in the basement. $6 drinks ,  I guess that's cheap? At least it had a nice strip view. Oh the sportsbook sucks too.. it's just a window near 40/40. boo\n\nEase of navigation (5): So this is important to me in Vegas.  I hate walking 30 minutes to my room, or having trouble finding craps,  restaurants, etc. This place is EASY. 1 tower of elevators, everything is well situated. Pool right off the elevators. That aspect is very nice.\n\nOverall a great place to stay, but with so many other great places to stay in Vegas I'd save this one for when you get a great offer in the mail. I would especially recommend this place for foodies due to all the yummy restaurants and how easy it is to pass out in your room after a nice meal !
__label__4 (This review is mainly on the rooms, not the casinos or restaurants). \n\nHaving grown up in LA, a 3-4 hour drive from Vegas, I've seen my share of Vegas hotels. But after staying that on 2 separate occasions at the Palazzo and Venetian, hands down, I will NEVER stay at another hotel again! This place is the bomb. It just screams elegance. The room/suites are amazing! Sunken living rooms, 3 flat screen TVs including 1 in the bathroom. And the beds were oh so soft and cozy - defiantly calls you after a drunken night out. \n\nThis hotel is basically the sister hotel of the Venetian, so it looks pretty much the same, with the same amenities inside, just \"looks\" a bit newer. \n\nMy 1 and only con - the pool is between both hotels, which meant that you've got 2 fairly tall hotels blocking the sun. Other than that, it's worth the stay!
__label__3 I had a great stay at the Palazzo.\n\nOur room was fabulous - a large-ish suite-ish room with a view of the pools.  Everything was clean.  The bathroom was Vegas-huge and the beds were Vegas-comfy.  The closet could have been bigger and there could have been more hangers.\n\nI love love love the toiletries... the lemon verbena body wash was wonderful.  That light up mirror in the bathroom and the really flattering full length both made me happy.\n\nI enjoyed the casino - I don't play at the tables and there were plenty of nickel and penny slots to entertain my internal high roller.\n\nThe pool was lovely - we got chairs together as long as we got there before noon.  After noon?  Good luck and God Speed!\n\nOne of the pool cocktail waitresses was a gem.  The other, not so much.  She was actually rude, whereas the other was polite.\n\nTwo complaints with house-keeping:\n\n1. There is a paper that states 'if you want turndown service, call before 5:30 pm'... so we called.  Turndown?  Didn't happen.\n\n2. They through out my friend's shoebox.  Which was nowhere near the garbage.  Which she needed for her new shoes.\n\nThey were, however, responsive and fast when we requested extra towels.\n\nThe valet was great, tons of dining and shopping, an overall excellent stay.
__label__4 This is my favorite place to stay on the strip. It's everything I could ask for in one tall build. The rooms are perfect and exactly the size I would want them to be. It's very comfortable and inviting. I've had a number of guests come with me the last couple of years, and they are always impressed. There's nice places to eat although it seems I usually go to the Grand Lux. I usually have good luck in the casino at the Palazzo also. I'm a club grazie member here, and I'll be coming back for more fun very soon!
__label__2 The lobby and the hotel is beautifully done. However, the Palazzo is a new property and the rooms are already starting to show signs of wear and tear. At first glance, our suite was beautiful. Then I started noticing little things that bothered me. \n\nIn my opinion, their housekeeping service was pretty sloppy. When we arrived in our room, there was still trash in the trash bins from the previous guest. OK - so I could overlook that. But when I went to the bathroom, my heart sank. I saw mildew in the shower. And not just a little. When it comes to hotels, my biggest pet peeve is a bathroom that has mildew in the shower or bathtub. Seriously, what's the deal here? Each room is supposedly cleaned every day - when you clean a bathroom every day, there really should not be any mildew problem. This is the second 5 star hotel in Las Vegas (the first one was the Bellagio) that had this problem. We've stayed at lesser starred hotels such as the Hilton, where we stayed in a timeshare double suite that did NOT have daily maid service. We did not have a mildew issue there. \n\nOn a positive note, housekeeping was very accommodating when I asked for extra towels or extra toiletries. Unfortunately, their issue is trying to save some money on Tilex. I'm not one to complain about my room while I'm staying at a hotel. I'm scared that the person I have complained about will spit on my toothbrush or use it as a toilet brush. I'd rather yelp the hotel once I've left and then share my experience with others. \n\nHubby told me I was being too critical and that the hotel is starting to get run down because they are constantly packed and have a high turn over of guests. He played the devil's advocate until he saw some nasty splatters on the wall next to the sink. Looks like someone had partied too hard and missed the sink. It even grossed him out. \n\nAnother gripe I have was service related. Many workers seemed to be cordial and even cold - not warm and friendly. There wasn't any meaning behind their questions on how things were going or how we enjoyed our stay. There wasn't any inquiry on why I told someone that our stay at the hotel was \"just OK\". So I think they ask the questions and really could care less how we felt about our stay. Which suits me fine because there are a lot of other hotels in Vegas who would welcome us and care about our stay in their hotel. \n\nThe rooms are equipped with a printer so that you can work and even print out your boarding tickets. Unfortunately, our printer was broken, so I had to waste a good hour of gambling time waiting for the on call IT attendant to come upstairs and fix the printer. \n\nWhen I asked the valet/bus attendant on the phone about holding our luggage for a few minutes while we checked out and basically asking if it were the same person who would be obtaining our luggage and then bringing it out - he sounded peeved that I would even ask the question - assuming that I'd know that it would be two different people - so that I'd obviously have to tip both of them. \n\nI would have left less than 3 stars, but the hotel does have some strong points. The lobby and the water and floral displays are beautiful. It's location is centrally located and attached to the Venetian, it's older sister. The hotel's spa - Canyon Ranch is amazing. Also, there are excellent restaurants in the Palazzo and the Venetian. If you didn't want to leave the hotel, you'd have everything at your fingertips. There's even a Walgreens just outside the hotel. \n\nThe casino is small, so we ended up playing at the Venetian, Bellagio or the Wynn. There is a small non-smoking section, but I didn't see anyone policing the person who was gambling and puffing away in the area. \n\nI'm not sure I'll ever give the Palazzo a second chance - because I really, really wanted to love it there. Unfortunately, our first date was a flop - so I'm really not sure about a second date.
__label__2 The room was terrific.  Loved the decor.  However, the service was terrible.  Everyone at the casino acted like it was a bother to have people there.  No one answered the phone for like 20 minutes.  They charged us for internet which was supposed to be free according to our reservation, the concierge was quite rude, and it seemed like they were really understaffed.  It wasnt just our party.  While we were in line at the concierge desk, everyone was complaining about one thing or another.\n\nI loved the room but unfortunately, the staff didnt match the quality.
__label__3 This hotel and I definitely got off to a bad start. After checking in, we go up to our room and try to open the door, only to find that the lock/handle is broken. I try to open the door one more time and the handle gives way and breaks and cuts my hand in the process. We head all the way back down to let them know of the situation and they give us the exact same room three floors up, but we don't get any upgrade for our troubles. Lame. My only other beef with this hotel was the stupid night stand light that would not turn off. It was extremely difficult to fall asleep with a light that stayed on right above your bed. Other than that, my stay was pretty pleasant.\n\nThe suites are amazing! They are huge in size and can comfortably fit seven people without a hitch. Keeping the guests in mind, the Palazzo provides a pullout bed, which is actually comfortable for the suites. The beds are very comfortable, and these kinds of suites were made for large groups. As always, the bathrooms are also large and nicely decorated. There is even a small television in the bathroom, which was new to me! I thought the remote control to operate the curtains and blinds were a nice touch. I thought those kinds of things were reserved for hotels like the Wynn, but Palazzo delivered. \n\nThe best part of staying here? Easy and quick access to the tables downstairs - specifically craps. Thanks for the good times and paying me and my friends off on that heater table. I thin we took over a grand from that table total. I would definitely stay here next time because of the comfort, convenience, and service. Just try not to cut my hand or keep me awake next time!
__label__2 After staying in nearly every hotel in Vegas I can say that the rooms at Palazzo/The Venetian are among the best. The average two bed at Palazzo is only slightly smaller than a Parlor Suite at the Wynn. The bathrooms are not as nice as the Wynn's or Mandalay's, but this is more than made up for by the added space to the main room. \n\nThe location of Palazzo couldn't be better. It's perfectly in the heart of the strip and most of the best clubs are in walking distance. However, the staff are particularly unhelpful in directing you out of the property and will actually WILLFULLY MISDIRECT you towards the canal shops in some bizarre attempt to get you to shop there regardless of where you intended to go.\n\nThis brings us to the downside. The service is terrible. Even if you're playing hundred dollar plus hands you will not get a drink in a reasonable time frame. The front desk said to call them for late check out, however, both stays here I attempted this and was stone-walled with a 20 minute hold while music played and then met with a front desk girl that was the most unpleasant person I have dealt with-- She reminded me of the voice from 1408, with an insane sense of smugness-- \"No\" was clearly her favorite word and she was unwilling to compromise on any point. It was terrible dealing with her. On both days that I requested late checkout she claimed that it would be impossible. It was as if she sincerely believed that all the hotel rooms would be cleaned promptly by noon and that every room would be booked on a Sunday. Seriously?\n\nThe Concierge desk is significantly better than their other service and will help you out if you are a hotel guest, especially with clubs/guestlist, etc-- it's a refreshing change.\n\nBut other than that, the service here fails to meet the targets that it should and needs improvement to match the Wynn or other hotels.
__label__1 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.
__label__3 The room: huge.\n\nThe WiFi: slow.\n\nThe location: good.\n\nThe room service: decent.\n\nThe wallpaper: peeling.\n\nThe bed: comfortable.\n\nThe sheets: scratchy.\n\nThe staff: smiling with clenched teeth.\n\nThe sofa: (semen?) stained.
__label__4 Had a pretty good experience.\n\nWe stayed at Aria for two nights and then decided to stay another night in Vegas, so we booked Palazzo (since our stay at Aria was very mediocre). The room was -much- larger than our room at Aria (at least 600 square feet...and I'm pretty sure that was just their basic room). Room had three TVs (one in the living area, one in the bedroom area, one in the bathroom). Room had a huge bathroom and the furniture was all very nice - not overdone, just really perfect - what I'd expect from a five-star hotel.\n\nNot much else to say on the room itself since we were only there for one night - everything worked as expected.\n\nI ordered room service for dessert about midnight. Was initially told it'd be about 40 minutes, but they got there in about 15 minutes and were very friendly.\n\nCalled in the morning to ask about late check-out and was told they could extend it an hour for free. We ended up checking out at the usual time anyway, but it was nice that they extended it for us.\n\nOverall a good stay - we weren't there very long, but the service we did request was all friendly and prompt.
__label__4 I've heard this is the BIGGEST hotel in the world. If they're counting the Venetian and all the shops connected, I think they might be telling the truth. The rooms are all suites, so they are also large. As described in other reviews, the rooms have both a sleeping area and a sunken living room area, in addition to the large bathroom with vanity and bench pair and separate toilet area. The room would be great for lounging with a few friends or a lover. Since I was by my lonesome (work thing) I personally enjoyed watching the Treasure Island show across the street with fireworks. The bed was amazing, apparently a Sealy from the card left on the nightstand. \n\nThere are two gyms that are free to guests - the larger with a climbing wall! I'm grateful that I got to partake the special Prestige lounge area with amenities including a conference room, free wifi, and private check-in. Also included are special food and beverage times (free breakfast, cocktail hour, hour dourves). There was no champagne check in as advertised... but that could also be a consequence of the work thing. I look forward to going again and highly recommend to anyone who can afford it.
__label__0 I had high expectations for the Palazzo the so called 5 start hotel, but recently during a recent stay my hotel room was burglarized by one of the hotel employees.  While I was gone they took one of my suitcases and filled it will as much stuff as they could taking everything from a computer, to shorts, to shoes, to a razor.  To add to this bad experience the Palazzo security was terrible.  They took my statement, but wouldn't give me an incident number or any information on the incident and in addition didn't give me any information on the investigation process.  They just handed me a business card and said call this number on Monday or Tuesday.  For the money paid to stay here I expect more from them from a security and customer service perspective.  My money is better spent on a place where the security guards actually work.  I WILL NOT STAY HERE EVER AGAIN!  MY ADVICE TO YOU - WATCH ALL YOUR STUFF, INCLUDING YOUR SHOES, OR DON'T STAY HERE!
__label__2 I would have given 4 or 5 stars to the hotel, but I dropped it to three stars because of the shuttle service. They were like, \"yeah, no problem, leaves every hour, no reservations needed.\" it was 40 minutes late, people missed their flights, Palazzo staff did not help/ give updates so people could determine whether to catch a cab. Ridiculous. Plus, waiting 70 minutes in 100 degree heat in the sunshine!
__label__2 Don't be fooled by the 3 stars...the room is nice, the location is nice, etc etc.  In fact, the rooms are amazing....huge huge room with a nice L-shaped couch for entertainment if you have friends hanging out.  You could pack a lot of people in this room if you wanted.  2 LCD TVs (one by the lower living room area, one in front of the bed), so you can't miss anything.  \n\nWhat I am knocking is value.  TV amenities, even the music channels, cost money.  WHAT?  All the other stations have some sort of DirectTV or MusicChoice music (I like having that) and at the Palazzo, they charge for it.  And the room was $250/night when I went (granted it was on the first weekend after Selection Sunday so that probably had a lot to do with it) but man, I just felt like I didn't get a bang for my buck, especially with so much competition around the area.  And there is a resort fee too....I can't remember if it included wifi or not (and if it didn't, then I should take off another star) but I really felt ripped off after staying here.  \n\nI wouldn't pay more than $125 for a night here just because I can go to Aria, get a room with all the amenities (smaller room but I rarely used that couch anyways) and get my music for half the price.\n\nI didn't have a problem with the hotel and casino...everything was fine and fancy.  But man my wallet was just like \"Really?\"
__label__2 How I have not written a review for the Palazzo as many times as I have stayed here I don't know. I guess what happens in Vegas really stays in Vegas! Anyway, it is a great hotel, great location, the rooms are a good size and split between a sleeping and living room type areas. What I can't stand and why I don't stay here anymore is the bathroom lighting. It is so dim and so bad you can't do your makeup at all. It totally sucks.
__label__0 Don't stay here. The room was in poor condition upon check-in. The restroom smelled like someone took a massive dump. The sheet was stained red which I am hoping is from cranberry juice. Somebody's used cotton ball was on the sofa bench. What really brought me over the edge was seeing melted ice in our ice bucket. Absolutely disgusting.
__label__2 **Update: I ended up dealing with Leann in risk management, and SHE was also great. Very diligent about call backs as well. She managed to get a reimbursement set up, so I'm upgrading this another star. They ended up doing right by the customer, just took them awhile!**\n\nI haven't been so disappointed in a hotel in a long time. Let me be clear, my disappointment is with staff, not with the property. I really like the property (which makes it a 2 star instead of 1), but probably won't be coming back because of the staff. \n\nMy girlfriend left a phone charger in the room, and when I got off of work 4 hours later I went back to get it. Was told to call lost and found the next day, to which they said they didn't have it yet. We then stopped in the day after that to talk to someone in person... And we were given the run around. Bounced from security to concierge back to security, NOBODY giving any answers or taking any responsibility, and a bunch of people shrugging in a \"I don't have any idea what you should do\" kind of way. \n\nThe security guard was older, and just seemed to not care. I told him I work at a similar hotel on the strip, I know phone chargers can go missing. He said yup, sometimes they just disappear (clearly implying employees take them). To which I asked, so because someone takes our phone charger we are SOL? He looked at us and nodded in confirmation. He also said sometimes phones themselves just develop legs and walk out never to be seen again... Really? Glad your employees didn't take a phone worth hundreds of dollars? Thank god it was just a charger? Phew!\n\nShocked, we asked to file a security report. This is when we were handed over to Daniel, who was far and away the best person we dealt with at the palazzo. He is what customer service should be. He was nothing short of amazing. We walked him through where we left it, he said people leave chargers in that socket CONSTANTLY (it's on the opposite side of the wall divider between living room and the beds). He sympathized, did the report with us and everything. Spent like 30-45 minutes making sure we had everything done and were comfortable. HE was 5 star quality. \n\nHe have me a number in risk management to call to follow up in 3-4 days, and to possibly ask for reimbursement. I waited 2 weeks to call because I was really busy working, but then I left 4 voicemails for Eugene Fitch in risk management over 2 weeks. She never called back. \n\nI called the general line, and somebody finally called me back a few days later...  Now a month after the stay. They couldn't find my report, but called me back later having located it. The result? Uh...lost and found didn't have it, so there's nothing we can do. \n\nWell, thanks for nothing Palazzo. You wasted ample amounts of my time, did nothing to fix a new $30 charger being left behind, even though we spent 5-600 dollars on property. I know that isn't a lot compared to other customers, but $30 is so trivial to lose a customer over. It wouldn't have bothered me as much either if the customer service wasn't so bad. I gave them ample time to respond, and got nothing. I don't know if Eugene Fitch actually exists. I can't think of any other customer service where someone would ignore FOUR voicemails!\n\nI find it hard to believe a 5 star establishment operates like this. I feel cheated and taken advantage of, particularly because I wasn't an a**hole to anyone. Someone who wanted to be a jerk would probably have been taken care of, I see that all the time. But because I understand what it's like in the industry, and assumed they would find a solution given enough time... I'm stuck with a \"yeah, nothing we can do.\"\n\nI'll spend my money at Wynn or Bellagio in the future, and make sure to triple check for my charger before leaving!
__label__3 This is my 1st time staying here and it is such a gorgeous place! I had a suite and the view was breathtaking. It was directly across from Wynn and overlooking the golf course!  \nI did ordered room service and the food was disappointing.  The chicken was so salty! Overall the staff was great! I will be back but I'm going to cut out the late night room service.
__label__2 went to kings on saturday for an early meal, while out doing the day after xmas shopping!  i have been here a few times for my seafood fix, and time after time the service is very slow, and this visit is the same (at least they are consistent!!)\nstarted the table with the chilled seafood platter for 24.95  comes with 4 dungeness crab legs, 4 oysters, 4 clams and 8 shrimps.  and i think this one of the best deals in vegas for a shellfish platter.\nentrees were grilled shrimp and scallop skewars, kids burger and a combo fried platter.   the fried platter was not to good,  over breaded and gummy shrimp and scallops, and 1 little peice of cod/haddock\ni usually get the sanddabs or something that is on special,  ill stick with that in the future.  but in all actuallity i just come for the shellfsih platter!!!
__label__1 My overall impression was that it was too noisy - not music, just clatter and chatter. The acoustics were terrible. It was so bothersome especially in comparison to the quiet atmosphere at Terra Verde the previous evening, that I listened to my ipod to drown it out.\n\nThe meal was ok.  Sapphire martini was well chilled. Hearts of Romaine were a little wilted. Atlantic salmon was not overcooked. No waiting on a Monday evening at 8:30.
__label__1 This was my third and perhaps last visit to Kings Fish House.  Service is ok at best, not bad not good just ok. I started with a cup of soup that was barely warm, I told the server she apologized took it back to the kitchen and returned with yet another cup of less then warm soup. Dinner seemed to be rushed my wife ordered halibut and I had a version surf and turf with lobster medallions and a steak, the medallions seemed like claw meat and the steak was from a roast, and under cooked. The halibut was raw through out, how an expediter would let that leave the kitchen is beyond me. The server apologized and offered her another drink, which she charged us for, I didn't say anything but just took a mental note. One glaring thing that I always notice is that the manger never seems to be in a jovial or even in a pleasant mood and it shows. \n\nJust another over priced tourist trap in a locals market.
__label__2 Mediocre food, enormous portions, and an uninspiring wine list make Kings Fish House the epitome of a boring chain restaurant's suburban location. They have the \"Hello, my name is Jane and I will be your server tonight!\" kind of robotic service, which I find terribly annoying. \n\nI'd be willing to overlook all the above if the oysters - something they are supposed to be known for - had been great. Unfortunately, they were neither particularly fresh, nor were they shucked immaculately. Heck, the selection itself was a disappointment with three out of seven being from the same Mexican bay and only two East Coast options. And such disappointment was every dish we had from salads to main courses through \"specials\", including the salmon that was colored to a hideous cadmium orange shade you would only expect to find on a Pantone color guide and not on your plate.\n\nLuckily, there are plenty more fish in the sea, so it's very unlikely I'll ever be back.
__label__3 The tuna tartare and the crab cakes are delish. Also offer a pretty solid beer and wine list and make some tasty cocktails.\n\nI've only eaten here once so I can't speak for most items on the menu, but did have an enjoyable meal with good service and tasty food. \n\nIf you're nearby, absolutely recommend stopping in for a meal. And it's not packed with tourists, so a great option for locals or those trying to skip the madhouse that is the strip.
__label__0 It wasn't terrible but the quality for the price was unreasonable. Husband had macadamia but crusted halibut with orange ginger sauce. He said it was very orangey and overall bland. I had the kings combo platter. The fish was excellent. The scallops and shrimp were not bad.
__label__2 I've been here twice. July 2013 my companion and I both ordered the mahi mahi and loved it. The atmosphere was great and walking around the District afterwards is always fun .\n\nWe returned in February 2014 for dinner again, this time I ordered a steak and he ordered a seafood medley. The seafood was great. The steak - bad. I ordered it pink/medium and it came well done and dry. Later we both suffered gastro distress (full on food poisoning symptoms for me), presumably from the seafood, as that was the only dish we shared.\n\nWe'll probably be back, since its a favorite for out of town guests. But our dinner selections may stay on the safe side.
__label__4 The best buffalo chicken wings in town! Who could have imagined that a fish place would have amazing wings. They bake them first and then flash fry them. You gotta try them :-)
__label__3 Great deal and atmosphere.  The bar area could be a little bigger and overlook the restaurant but now I'm being picky.  For the price of premium items on the menu, like coconut crusted shrimp and fillet tips, this place is a great low key date spot or a steak night with carnivorous friends.  Of course vegetarians might not be too happy but everyone else will.
__label__2 No longer open for lunch.
__label__2 I was also duped by the BBQ Chicken logo....it's the same logo used by the BBQ Korean Fried Chicken place in Irvine, CA.  Not the Korean fried chicken I was hoping for but the chicken skin is as crispy as it's going to get in Vegas and the meat is moist.  I've been spoiled by Bon Chon and UFC on the east coast....so it doesn't quite compare, but it will meet my chicken cravings until I can escape to another city.  They have two flavors of their fried chicken...the spicy sauce version and the regular fried chicken.  Obviously the spicy sauce makes the skin a little less crisp...so I would say go with the original.  The rest of the korean food is pretty typical (Korean seafood pancake, spicy rice rolls, etc).  \n\nSo in terms of fried chicken, good for Vegas...not so good if you're coming from Cali or east coast.
__label__2 Food's pricey & the men's bathroom is run down (the paper towel dispenser fell off the wall).  I like their fried chicken but my buddy wasn't impressed.  Don't bother with the shrimp fried rice which has the shrimp the size of krill.\n\nAt least the waitresses are friendly & your table having a buzzer button to call for a waitress is handy.
__label__2 Do they get shut down every other month for serving alcohol to minors? It feels like it.\n\nAte at the restaurant ONCE in my lifetime but been to the karaoke rooms a ton! FUN, FUN, FUN! With your private karaoke room, you can also order food and drinks. Just hit that black button at the door.\n\nService, eh. Price, cheap enough. GREAT for groups.
__label__3 I went to Target this week to buy an I-pod after a less-than-stellar experience at the Best Buy @ Midtown.  I was asked immediately by a sales associate if I needed help.  He was enthusiastic to serve me; he showed me the jogging wristbands that would fit my new I-pod and thoroughly explained the tech support and warranty for electronic products purchased at Target. A far cry from the hand-off customer service \"specialists\" at Best Buy!\n\nA side note: this Target is adding a full grocery section, woo hoo!
__label__3 Love this target! Why? Because it's super close to uptown! It's nice that instead of driving all the way home to South Charlotte and having to stop at the Target in Matthews I can hit this one before I get on 74.\nThe downside is the parking deck... honestly, who actually LOVES parking in a parking deck? I don't think anyone is a fan of trying to finagle their car around big hunks of concrete and other cars. You're just asking to have an accident. I guess it's the price we pay to be consumers and members of society. \n\nThe great aspect I love about this target is that it's not insanely crowded like the one in Matthews.  There does to be a big influx of people around 5-6pm on their way home but that's about as busy as it gets.
__label__3 I live within walking distance to this Target and what a treat that is, because parking is sometimes difficult. I love the pharmacy staff at this location. I also really love their women's clothing section. I am not sure why but it always seems like this Target location has the largest and best selection of clothing. They also have tons of sale items! I am not terribly impressed with some of the employees that I have encountered working the floor-some of them seem downright lazy and are not afraid to admit it to any customer within earshot of them.
__label__2 This would have been a five star review, had the male employee not been such a douche to us and a separate party of elderly women. Grabbed a ton of food after getting horrible service at our hotel so we wouldn't have to give Palms Place another cent. Everything was fine until we checked out.  As we're scanning our things, the elderly woman next to us scanned her coupon and put it in the slot. However, it didn't take $5 off her bill. So she called the employee over and told him. He shrugged and said there was nothing he could do and she didn't get any money off if she didn't scan it right. Only after she told him to cancel her entire order did he \"remember\" that he could open the coupon receptacle and retrieve her coupon!\n\nThen my mom tried to buy a pair of kids headphones that were on sale for $4 instead of $8. My mom happened to grab the one pair that wasn't stickered with the new price. She asked the employee to remove the higher priced headphones from the bill so she could scan in the cheaper ones. The employee grabbed the headphones, scanned the cheaper ones and said \"there ya go\", as if we were just too dumb to scan something. My mom had to argue with him to take off the other headphones we weren't buying. \n\nThis guy had a very poor attitude and acted as if everyone was bothering him. Then he tried to say there was nothing he could do for anyone. Why the hell was he even being paid?
__label__4 Jared Blake Entertainment was truly the best wedding DJ entertainment package I've ever seen and I've been to a ton of weddings.  The additional musicians were amazing too...and added such a uniqueness to the event.  All the songs were terrific, we had so much fun dancing and Jared himself MC'd and he was fantastic.  What a great affair, I would definitely hire him for my next big event!
__label__3 I ordered a regular(7\"-$6.95) Big Kahuna Cheese Steak to go. It has grilled onions, peppers, mushrooms, jalapenos and extra cheese. It was really good. The bread wasn't even soggy and it took me 20 minutes to get home!
__label__0 last night I was walking past this jersey mikes and some old bald hairy asian guy was counting money with no shirt on. that is DISGUSTING. I will never ever eat at any jersey mikes ever again. that violates so many health code rules it's horrifying. I USED TO work at a competing sandwich shop (NOT SUBWAY, YUCK) and this is just so sickening. if any of us did that whether we were closed or not we would be fired in a heartbeat! jersey mikes needs to be on top of their game because that is uncalled for and disgusting and I will be telling everyone I know about this.
__label__1 Let me clear the air about The Flying Biscuit: it's not good. I ordered the steak and eggs, and the steak was advertised on the menu as being medium rare. I've never had such an overcooked steak in my life. It was tough and mealy. My eggs were perfect, but my eggs are also perfect at the Waffle House in Clemson at 4am. My dining partner got the Coca-Cola glazed salmon, but the glaze was neither Coca-Cola nor glaze. I would give the FB one star, but the baked brie saved the day.
__label__3 The simple Flying Biscuit breakfast is a solid choice for a newcomer. Two fresh eggs and sausage patties, and not the overly seasoned or salty kind you find at Bojangles. The large biscuit with apple butter is good and flaky but not the best I've had. But the grits, oh the grits, are out of this world! They call them creamy dreamy grits, and that couldn't be any more accurate. Awesome, but prepare to pay $10 or more for breakfast. Everything on their menu could be a little cheaper in my opinion.
__label__0 --Service was slow...no refills, never checked back, had to wait for check.\n\n--pizza was pretty good. Crispy toppings.\n\n--Parking was not too bad. Park around the corner.\n\n--Too bad for the awful service here! Maybe they need to switch to placing your order at the counter with a cashier and get rid of the food servers.
__label__3 I was in the mood for pizza and Amore served it up with great service.  I like this place and not just because I love Da' Bears!  The bread is baked fresh daily and plentiful, and I was able to order sausage and peppers as an appetizer.  As for the pizza I recommend the Margarita specialty pizza that comes on thin crust.  This is a casual place that does take time to prepare your food as everything is made fresh and to order, so for those that complain about the wait might want to bring better dining partners so the time can fly by as you wait.  I will come back as much as my diet allows, but it's worth every minute of extra time on the treadmill.
__label__3 Amore Pizza Discovery!\n\nI was grazing through the kitchen, looking for something eat, and opened up my fridge to see the leftovers from last night's Amore order.  I grabbed a slice of deep dish, and instead of warming it up, I went \"home on your parents couch\" style, and ate it cold.\n\nSO TASTY COLD!\n\nI don't know how to feel about this, but the deep dish pizza was much better cold than it was fresh from the oven.  I noticed flavors I couldn't really detect the first time around.  I would recommend keeping a cold one on hand for when your little brother or brother-in-law comes to visit.
__label__4 Being a huge fan of Chicago- style stuffed pizzas, the only reason I hadn't made it out to Amore sooner was the location (far from home in Henderson) and my on and off adherence to low carb diets. On Friday I used my birthday week (yes I said week, LOL) as a caloric excuse and finally made it out to try the best stuffed pizza in our fair city ! \n\nHaving read Yelp and with a certain degree of familiarity with Chicago style pizzas, I knew to call ahead to make sure I could squeeze Amore into my lunch break and still get in and out of there in under an hour. The lunch specials for $5 looked good, but I had to try the stuffed pie to see if this place lived up to my favorite spots in Chicago. Their large with 2 toppings for $15.99 was well priced (on special?), and was ready within the promised 45 minutes. \n\nI'll start with the service - it was fabulous. Our waitress couldn't have been more nice or helpful. The pie was beautiful and looked like the pies I remember in Chicago. Ok, I'll be blunt. This pie was by far the best I've had in Vegas (as far as Chicago stuffed styles go), but definitely isn't \"just like Chicago\". It's like Steve said - it's a nicotine patch equivalent for Chicago pizza addicts. \n\nFor me, the sauce was way too sweet but I realize that's personal preference. The crust while \"bland\" was very true to the style and for me extremely reminiscent of Giordano's . The cheese was extremely gooey and perfect and they didn't skimp on the quantity at all! The toppings were a bit skimpy for my taste (I'd like to see a bit more of them!), but otherwise it was a great pizza.  \n\nWhile this wouldn't be a 5 star joint in Chicago, we are in Vegas after all!  This is the closest most authentic Chicago stuffed style here in town and i look forward to adding this my lunch rotation every once in awhile. The staff was awesome and the price is right.
__label__2 I went here with my wife and kid and have been eating to try it for quite some time. I've been in before with a friend and the smell was divine. We came in and were seated promptly. They had a booster seat for our daughter and were prompted with our order. The service there was very good. The food however was a different story. I ordered the chicken Marsala and my wife got the ravioli's. The ravioli's were good but the presentation was abut tricky. It was on this massive plate covered in marinara and looked like more than it actually was. We ordered a side of the garlic bread which, while it tasted decent, could've been so much better. The cheese on it was a bit bland and it just looked so much better than it actually was. My chicken Marsala which came with spaghetti was not to my liking. Way too much Marsala in the sauce and way to runny. You take a chance with anyones chicken Marsala and this time I lost. All in all it just didn't live up to what I would expect good Chicago pasta to be like. But then again we are in Vegas.
__label__3 Friendly comfortable and food was great. Would have given 5 stars if they had wine or beer, but they said they were working on that.
__label__4 great deep dish pizza and this is from an ex Chicagoan.  Casual surroundings and pleasant servers.  Their salads are XL and recommend the house dressing.  Deep dishes naturally take longer to make so call in and order before you show up even for dine in.
__label__3 Took my husband to Vegas for a surprise 60th, and since deep dish pizza is his favorite meal, checked out the pizza places online and Amore sounded like a good choice. And it didn't let us down. :-)\nWe had the deep dish cheese with extra cheese, and we should have paid attention to the number of people it serves. We ordered a large, because we love pizza, and could only finish about a quarter of it. The thing must have weighed 10 pounds! A very dangerous meal, since you know you should stop eating it, but it tastes so good you just have to have another bite,and another, and another...you get the picture. :-)\n\nSince it was an estimated 25 minutes for the pizza to cook, we decided to have an appetizer. That was the first mistake of our visit. We had the eight piece serving of fried mozzarella triangles. The mistake was not because the mozzarella triangles were not good, they were very good, but they took up more space in the tummy that the pizza could've filled. \n\nAll leftovers were nicely packed up in containers for us to bring back to the hotel. Good thing we had a refrigerator in the room :-) \n\nThe restaurant has a sports atmosphere, clean tables, a lot of sports pictures around the room. Very 50s diner type atmosphere :-)\n\nWe were staying on the strip, so I would recommend visiting Amore if you're renting a car. We actually rented a car for a day (5/1/14) just to make the trip to Amore. The cab fare alone would have been more than the car rental, and that's not including the tip. (According to a web site that estimates cab fares, it was a $60 round trip fare from the Mirage hotel.)\nWill definitely do it again on our next visit back to Vegas :-)
__label__1 Was really looking forward to eating here but was so disappointed. I ordered chicken Marsala and I got chicken swimming in basically soup. It was just terrible. Guess I should have stuck with the pizza.
__label__2 Pizza was good, a little pricy for pizza. Hubby was disappointed they don't serve beer, or coffee. Decent service just wasn`t expecting to spend $100+ on wings and 2 pizzas.
__label__1 If you are a vegetarian, or like interesting food, avoid this place at all costs.  You may be tempted to meet someone for lunch--  business purposes.  dont do it.  find another place downtown.   Its not worth the loss of $10.  when I went...the service was  slow, the atmosphere was stiffingly stuffy, and my salad was basically iceberg and some fruit.
__label__2 This place always makes me feel like I've returned home to Juneau, AK but in some kind of alternate universe. Expect tacky up north decor that is pretty endearing. Also, as a bonus: pinball! Last I checked they had two pinball machines in the back corner. \n\nService is hit or miss and never spectacular but it's a great place to catch a football game, or ring in your favorite drinking holiday with a small/med group and a decent place to catch some folky music.
__label__4 Best wine bar in Phoenix!! I stopped by after grabbing some BBQ and it is such a relaxing and cozy shop. We weren't sure what type of wine to get, so the owner stopped by to give us some recommendations. He introduced us to an awesome wine and we enjoyed it while listening to some live music. I think the best part of it all is how affordable it is. You can really enjoy some unique wines and have a great time with your friends!! Make sure to give it a try
__label__2 Not bad. While the wifey and I only tried breakfast, the rest of the menu looked interesting (like Salmon pizza). It was fairly decent, I feasted on the Eggs Any Style breakfast and the misses ordered the smoked salmon bagel sandwich. The smoked salmon was a hit and the Eggs any style was just as you would expect. The eggs any style comes with homestyle potatoes (good stuff!), meat and toast...pretty fulfilling. Prices are high, but you should expect it for the convenience and city location.\n\nUpdate: 1/24/11\n\nI recently revisited this deli and I'll keep it at three stars.  They took the Salmon Bagel sandwich off the menu, but now offer it in a DIY boxed version which is still good! My kids had the french toast which I sampled and it was awesome! It came with white chocolate additions and a really good whip cream topping! This french toast is a must have!!!!
__label__3 Stayed at the Signature this past weekend so we went to Delights for a post night of drinking meal, and it was good. \n\nI got the Las Vegas Blvd sandwich ( I think that's the one I got) it was a sandwich with Skirt steak, fried egg, caramelized onions, and a sauce. It was so good, my only real complaint is the proportions are kind of small and it's a bit pricey. \n\nI paid $12 for a sandwich but it was a really good sandwich so no real complaints.
__label__1 1 star for filling, 1 star for quick.  Not much else to recommend about the place.  The breakfast menu is fairly limited, French toast or egg sandwich on roll or English muffing.  The roll I got was stale and the bottom absolutely caked in flour that I had to scrape off using the plastic knife as a putty knife.  \n\nStill, the location is right at the top of the escalator at D terminal, so whether you're heading left or right to your gate, it's convenient.  Quick too. I paid, squeezed through the crowd at the self serve drink fountain, sat and almost immediately had the food brought over to the table... almost before I had time to put the service number in the holder.\n\nThe egg was real, plenty of American cheese, and fairly crisp bacon.  I got tired of the stale roll halfway through the sandwich, and used the bottom of the other half as a plate to eat the egg, cheese, and bacon off of.\n\nIf you want something quick and filling, this is your place.  I'm not sure what other options there are in the terminal, but next time I'll continue looking before returning to Ruby's.
__label__3 Went last Friday at 4:30.  They were so busy.  We couldn't find a seat in the bar at all.  The entire bar and bar booths were all filled up.  We sat outside.  It was great weather. \n\nService was not good.  Two female servers took a long time to get orders taken and seemed to relish in being able to say what we already knew (and were okay with)... you can only order appetizers and drinks out here.  Yea, we knew that.  \n\nSo we ordered 2 ceasers, 2 doz. oysters, mini fondue, fried pickles.  We loved it all.  The table was small, and the server didn't like to pick up any empty plates.  Even when she could, she'd just hold up what was coming and watch us move empty plates around and then smash the new ones on, walking away satisfied.  \n\nThe raw Texas Gulf oysters tasted wonderful, but this new presentation thing they are doing is not.  The individual oysters came wedged in a mountain of crushed ice.  This method made bits of shell get into the little cup of oyster meat.  Almost every oyster had shell and when they used to come all flat, they never had shell.  I hope they stop piling them like this.  \n\nThe horseradish sauce was nice as always, as well as the cocktail sauce, but this watery/oily juisce that they've begun serving with it also stinks.  It's like Italian dressing.  Why?  I don't get it.  \n\nStill going back again.  Like the price and those oysters (even with the shell).
__label__2 Lived in Houston for a few months, and we developed a love for the Pappas family of restaurants. Pappasitos is the best of the bunch, I wish they'd send a chain out to AZ!\n\nWe've been to this location twice, and probably won't go back because it is such a schlep! As usual, we sat in a booth near the bar. Both times we ordered the Lobster seafood salad with the dressing on the side. It was fairly large salad, but the lobster was minimal. The shrimp were nicely sized, and cut into decent pieces. However, the scallops were practically diced causing an unfortunate change in texture. I guess we were expecting too much because of our love for their sister restaurant!
__label__2 Came here for mother's day! It was packed but the wait wasn't too bad and they had a band and drinks while you were waiting. \n\nWe got Calamari for the app. It was your typical Calamari. My sister and I shared the Sampler Platter. It had Tilipia, Shrimp, and Chicken with fries. We got full pretty fast, and it was really good. I don't normally like seafood, but it was all fried and good. Dessert we shared the turtle brownie...It was a little dry and needed to be warmer. \n\nOur server was really outgoing and funny. It was super busy so it took her awhile to get to us, but she was a good waitress. Made us laugh quite a bit. \n\nI'd like to go back on a calmer day to see if the quality was lacking because of the Mother's Day rush.
__label__0 If you have a spare $100 and are not real hungry go here. Long wait,poor service very average food at best but hard to tell when it comes out cold
__label__2 So I kept driving by his place a bunch of times so I figured I would give it a try . I pulled up and noticed this is a large ass reasuraunt good thing I went on a monday night, I got seated quickly and got a menu in hand. Getting ready to order will review shortly....\nStarted out w lobster bisque which was good there was enough lobster chunks to make it worth while to eat\n\nFor main course I got house salmon , portion was large and the shrimp was a nice touch they added to the dish\n\nOverall nice seafood place to take a date to and plenty of things to choose from
__label__4 Live this place!!! My favorite thing to have here is blackened Puerto rican mahi, it's so tasty...I'm only allowed to eat fish once a week but if I could I would eat here everyday.
__label__4 The food was not only fresh and amazing, but the service was 10 star worthy! Our server Matt went above and beyond and above again to make sure our experience was top notch!
__label__4 We went for our anniversary on a Friday Night. There was a very large crowd and a thirty minute wait. We decided to stay, and boy was I glad we did. They had a live band playing in a very nice court yard with water features and seating outside. The cocktails were very good. I started with a dozen oysters, they were excellent. I also had the Filet Mignon and grilled lobster tail. It was beyond words. The service was excellent. A little pricey our tab was over $300  for a party of three. I would go again. It is a very fun environment and very loud, so if you are looking for a quiet romantic place, not so much.
__label__0 Digusting, gross, whatever adjective you want to use. Went through empty drive-through and I think the cashier was also the cook cause it toook awhile. He got my change right, but he forgot to fully cook the burger and the chili was a nasty mess of something brown and cold. I got lucky that I decided not to eat anymore after one tiny sample bite and also lucky that only $2.65 was wasted on a straight cheesburger. Oh yeah, I ordered no mustard and then the bun was soaked in yellow mustard that had been scooped out. Low-wage Idiots and bad food are a deadly combination at this dive. Call to corporate office has been made.
__label__0 Horrible! I was craving a chili dog and noticed on yelp that this place was around the corner from my house and was supposed to be famous for their chili so I hopped in the car and ordered the chili dog combo with chili cheese fries. I will say the young man working there was very nice but when I got home I noticed my fries were devoid of chili which I would later be happy about. I opened up the chili dog and took a bite and promptly threw it in the garbage. The \"famous\" chili tasted like unseasoned squished beans and had the texture of tooth paste. The only edible thing was my fries and the little peppers they threw in the bag. Save your money because this place makes weinerschnitzel look like fine dining.
__label__4 I highly, highly recommend the ladies at Fit for a Bride for any alterations for special occasions! They just did the most amazing alterations job on a bridesmaid dress and are super reasonable. (Another place I checked with first said it would be too much work and was first going to charge more than twice as much!) Plus they're incredibly warm and welcoming. Definitely will use them again!
__label__1 I guess I just don't get it.\n\nIt's advertised as a Madison favorite.  I hear people talking about going there all the time.  But the food just didn't leave me with a great impression.\n\nThe chips and salsa are great.  I suppose that's one thing that's pretty tough to get wrong.  But my burrito came out rather bland, as did my daughter's quesadilla.  Unless there was a kitchen mixup, my \"hot\" salsa sure did taste like mild.  \n\nThe service was good, the bar selection is solid, and the atmosphere is a neat one.  The food, however, just doesn't do anything for me.
__label__3 My boyfriend keeps bugging me to right and updated review because we really do love Pasquals and come here or order carry out about once a week....\n\nDelicious things that we always order:\n-Margs (I think their house margs are still 1/2 price on Mon/Tuesday but we usually come on a different night and there's always a monthly special that is less expensive)\n-Chips and Pico\n-Flourless chocolate cake with salted caramel (although we do miss their scotcheroos)\n\nThe only complaint is that they now have a steep up-charge (like $5) for steak, and it had been free in the past. Everything else is great. Service has improved too.
__label__1 if you order a combo here, one out of the two items they bring out will have something odd about it.  the buffalo chicken salad that i ordered came topped with this frighteningly chewy, wiry fried chicken that I did not want to put in my mouth.  My friend's apple gorgonzola salad was unappetizing with a plethora of iceberg lettuce.  \n\nwhat does redeem za's is their selection of cheesecake factory goodies. good to keep in mind when you've had a bad day and you need something sinful to wash away the pain.
__label__0 The last few times I was there Mia Za's almost always messed something up in our order.  The last straw was when they included nuts in my wife's salad -- I explained to them that she was allergic, they took the salad back and I watched them just pick the nuts off in the back when they thought I couldn't see them.  When they gave it back to me I explained to them that was not sufficient as she is highly allergic.  They very rudely took the salad back and made a fresh one.
__label__4 I have nothing but praise for the work of Taylor and Zach at Aniu for the hair and makeup styling they did for my wedding. They completely got what I was looking for and I felt pampered, beautiful and confident as a result. My wedding photos turned out beautifully and I am so happy I went with Aniu for my special day!!
__label__2 i love how late this place opens, as most places are in Vegas. Lots of taiwanese food, but unfortunately, the food tastes so-so. the only reason i went back multiple times is because they serve stinky tofu, a dish very hard to find in the Southeast.
__label__4 I was looking for a place with free wi fi and went to Tea Station yesterday but the wi fi wasn't working. I found this place via Yelp just a mile or so away. Boy, am I glad I did!\n\nThe restaurant is clean and spacious, has free wi fi, two flat screen tvs, and a comfortable vibe. The staff is very nice, doesn't rush you and push suggestions on you. If you're like me and needed to finish your taxes or work they give you all the space and time you need without making you feel like you've overstayed your welcome.\n\nOf course, the food is good also. They're known for their stinky tofu, which I didn't order but smelled authentic. I ordered a milk tea with boba which was perfect. I also tried their Fu Chou fishball soup which was delicious and unique. To finish, two of us shared the shaved ice plate which was plenty for two.\n\nI'd give this place 4.5 stars but since there's no such thing I'm rounding up.\n\nBottom line, better value and environment than Tea Station. We'll be back!
__label__2 Despite the 2.5 rating on yelp, the food can be compared to a average home town buffet without the selection. Overall the food was okay and your better off going to the In-n-out down the street for a bomb ass juicy burger. In addition, there is the smoke from the nearby casino that permeates the buffet, so if your into that then this place is definitely your bet. Otherwise, I'll dine elsewhere.
__label__0 Not a lot of options as far as food. On top of that you can tell the food has been sitting there for hours, yuck! I'd enjoy my McDonalds meal better then this joint. Service is also lacking. Where the heck is management cause you've got workers just standing and chit chatting!
__label__2 I usually order from this place because delivery is usually fast and pizzas are generally ok. Last week I ordered a medium pizza and cheese sticks. The delivery came fast and the delivery girl was really nice. But I think they got a different cook because the pizza was not as good as before and we couldn't even eat the cheese sticks. Also the medium pizza seemed like a small and we thought that the price was unreasonable. Not sure if I'm calling them again ;(
__label__3 Great place to get cold drinks and really good bar food! Bartenders are amazing and always friendly! Plenty of TV's to catch any game you wish! Can't go wrong here!
__label__3 Amazingly delicious croissants. Especially the chocolate. The almond is a little on the intensely sweet side, but still good. If it weren't for the croissants this place would be just mediocre.\nTheir breakfast buffet is small, but I enjoyed it. I ordered a cafe au lait but the waiter gave me a regular coffee instead :[. He seemed a little frazzled, and it wasn't even that crowded. \nOn the window counter side, they have ready made sandwiches and quiches, which are decent enough. The pastries are pretty damn good, and presented nicely. The crepes were good, but definitely overpriced. The macarons were a disappointment, but I have yet to find macarons in America that taste like the real thing. They have boxed up chocolates which are delicious. I like the little discs of milk, dark and white chocolate covered in nuts and fruits. \nThe specialty and wedding cakes they have on display are gorgeous and always leave me drooling.
__label__3 Very glad we visited in our tour of Vegas pastry.\n\nThe almond croissant was delicious! It wasn't especially croissant-y, though, more scone-ish. Still, I loved every more-tender-than-flakey bite. The almond paste inside was so good, not too sweet.\n\nThe dining partner ordered a chocolate hazelnut cake. I scarfed what he could not finish. It was obviously made with good chocolate.\n\nNow, be warned: DO NOT ORDER A CREPE. They are not good here, and you will be missing what this shop does best.\n\nI am heartbroken to learn too late that the giant egg dispenses free chocolates. If only I had known...
__label__4 Best omelet I've ever had. Went to Payard on our last day in Vegas for breakfast and it was the best way to end the trip. Cute little bistro with a kitchen right in the center so you could smell and see your food as its being prepared. I ordered the veggie omelet that came with a side of salad and a baked tomato. The baked tomatoes are delicious! I also tried some of my friends banana nutella crepe which was pretty amazing. Everyone was happy with their orders and service was terrific. I would highly recommend a visit.
__label__0 i came here as a party 9.. service was terrible.. i was getting up to get utensils and to pour the water.. the pastries are excellent though.. but you should just pick them up next door.. btw.. the croque monsieur is way too heavy.. too much cheese.. you can get a better one at mon ami gabi
__label__3 Almond croissant was definitely a signature item.  The chocolate croissant was good but nothing special.  Each pastry was $4.  Apparently, the clock/time machine looking thing in the middle of the store spits out free truffles periodically.\n\nOther important info: express line was super efficient and awesome, located close to Cesaer's Palace registration, Noodle No. 9, and right across from Rao's, it's a take-out type of place and first-come-first-serve seating, definitely try the almond croissant.
__label__1 Food is delicious. However the service is terrible. We had a reservation. When we arrived, tables were available but we weren't seated for 10 minutes. It was another 20 minutes before anyone came to our table. Water was not provided until our food came. We never received a bread basket. Same story when waiting for the bill. We were completely ignored. It would have been better just to have ordered from the to-go window.
__label__0 Let's be honest. It doesn't matter what I put because you'll still probably go here due to the aggregate score being very high and well regarded as well as people assuming my experience was an anomaly. Nonetheless,  here's my experience. \n\nI searched for a nice brunch spot on yelp and made my reservation at 9:50am for a 10:45 spot that was available via OpenTable. We got to the restaurant at 10:30 and checked in knowing that we were early and we would probably wait.  We were asked to sit and we patiently waited less than five feet from the two ladies that checked us in. (One was Filipino and the other seemed to be French) \n\nAfter we checked in a group of four came in asking for a table saying they had a reservation but both the Filipino and French lady said there was no reservation.  After some hub bub and complaints about not having a reservation, they were promptly seated. We didn't think it was a big deal they sat before us because we'd be upset too if they lost our reservation a d we didn't know if their misplaced reservation was before or after ours. Besides, we were early so it was fine. \n\nAfterwards a string of parties came, both larger and the same size as us with no reservations, and we're seated almost immediately. We felt that was strange and I walked up the two steps away I was to the Filipino lady and waited in front of her to be acknowledged so I could ask how much longer we would have to wait since it was now 10 mins past our reservation. \n\nWhen the Filipino lady looked up from what she was writing, she looked right at me, then looked beyond me to the line that was forming and stated she would help who was next. \n\nI was surprised that she looked right past me and the guy behind me came up next to me and said he would like a table for five. \n\nA bit pissed, I loudly said \"Excuse me. I'm standing right in front of you. I just had a quick question. Can you just tell me how much longer we have to wait?\" \n\nShe then asked me my name again,  when my reservation was and what time I checked in. She couldn't find the time I checked in nor remembered me checking in even though I was five feet from her the whole time. \n\nShe then called the French lady who looked at me and asked me what time my reservation was, what time I checked in,  etc. She also didn't remember me. \n\nShe also intimated that I had never checked in and I walked in now. \n\n\"I've been standing right here for over twenty minutes now, it's past my reservation time,  and you let three other parties with no reservations seat before us. I just want to know how much longer we would have to wait.\"\n\nThey kept looking at the pad and not making eye contact with me and asking what time I checked in,  trying to figure out if they had made a mistake or if I was lying. \n\nAt that point I was fed up so we left. The Filipino lady was totally clueless and I was getting tired and offended trying to prove myself to the cold French lady. \n\nThat was experience. Hope yours is better than mine.
__label__4 Woke up early morning and decided to wander a little before the bf woke up.  Passed by this place and saw orange juice so I got in line.  I ended up buying orange juice and coconut macaroons.  The macaroons were really tasty...I can't say it was a good combo with orange juice but I was really thankful that I bought a bag of those.  I was munching on those all morning.
__label__4 I can only say that if Payard was in my neighborhood, I'd have to get a part-time job to afford how much I would spend there!\n\nPayard is not easy on the wallet, but if you can get past that, it is a treat to eat at, or pick something up to go.  My wife and I ate there for breakfast two days in a row, not counting stopping in for a snack (best ice cream sandwiches EVER...see below), and for cookies at their express place in the casino.\n\nThe breakfast sandwiches are first class.  My favorite was the Salmon Croque Monsieur...delicately smooth, smoked salmon and cream cheese between luxuriously buttered pieces of bread.  Very rich, but very delicious.\n\nAnother favorite mentioned in reviews regularly, was the almond croissant.  We had it both at room temp and toasted.  I liked hot, my wife liked it better not.  It was really a tremendous pastry either way...ask for it how you like it!\n\nOur favorite items there were the ice cream sandwiches...At $5 a pop, we had $20 worth in one sitting.  I know that sounds gluttonous, and maybe it was...but they came in 4 flavors and we weren't leaving without trying them all...and it was money well spent.\n\nThe magic is that these are two French macarons, about 4-5 inches long, with boldly flavored, creamy textured ice cream in between.  Perfect bite, after perfect bite.\n\nThere's a Payard in NYC's Soho neighborhood...It has already been mentally bookmarked for my next trip there!
__label__3 This is such a great concept. Kind of sad we went when NO ONE was there, but it was really nice place to grab a drink. Best thing...NO COVER! It's in the middle of the casino. There is a live DJ mixing it up. \n\nI really liked the way the whole area was decorated. The dance floor is lighted, since no one was there we realized that the floor lights up based on the weight of the dancers and lights up special when you stnad over the different boxes. \n\nMy favorite thing to do after I'm done dancing the night away? Get a Malibu and pineapple and sit in a big comfy couch. There were a ton of couches that you didn't have to reserve! Big plus! If you don't feel like paying the cover for foundation room or you've hit rum jungle one too many times, this is a nice cool spot. Definitely going again!
__label__2 oh geez. i pretty much made the best out of it. we came here on a Tuesday night (big mistake) let's just say we we're out of place because of the crowd. there were probably a couple of girls that were around our age. the rest were older than us. the place is nice though i gotta give them that. the music was pretty dope. the DJ did his job and made everybody dance their asses off once the alcohol got to everybody. this was the first time i saw ladies that were gold digging white man for some drinks. pathetic low lifes. other than that this place is kool as long as you come in on the right day
__label__2 This isn't a bad place to grab a drink. Not a great place. I met up with someone for one drink, which somehow turned into 5. \n\nIt's got a very modern feel to it, and they had a very good Top 40 DJ on this one Thursday night. \n\nEasy to grab a table, the service is ok, but the drinks are severely watered down...big time. \n\nIf you are at Mandalay Bay and looking to grab a drink, perhaps hit up House of Blues, or take a cab and go down to a locals spot like Blue Martini.
__label__0 Bad service... Staff are very rude!!!!! Went to this place with 12 friends from San Diego, ordered our drinks, ladies went to the bathroom and when we came back our drinks was been taken by the waitress , I said why she doing that when the glasses are full??? I told to the employee who's cleaning the table what happen but he said I don't know nothing about your drink and you should not leave your drink.. I said this is our table with full of drinks and now your cleaning our table? He is aid I don't know what to say and don't care! I said you are being rude to me, he he said FUCK you!!!at this point I'm very upset:(. When I talked to the bartender they all ignored me. Finally an old man (bartender) asked if he can help I said employee here are rude!!! He said I'm sorry I will help you. I spoke to the manager told him what happen and he said he buy us a drink I said no I don't need any alcohol, all I need is for the employees to apologize to me. But no one came and apologize .. I will never bring any one to this place ever!!!!! It's terrible!
__label__3 The food here is sooo good! They started us off with the basket of crudites, and though I don't really like raw veggies like that too much, it was a cute touch. The olives were good too.\n\nWe ordered the seafood bouchee and fetuccini appetizers and they were both soooo delicious! They give a lot of seafood for an appetizer and both were large dishes! I was starting to get full when they brought out the salmon entree and that was mouthwatering. mMm!\n\nWe ended dinner with the chocolate mousse. Normally I don't like mousse but this one was decadent! It was not overly rich and just tasted so good! I don't think you can go wrong with anything on the menu here and it's not expensive either. Definitely a must for Vegas! And it's sooooo romantic here, especially in the lovers cove seats :-)
__label__2 This place is okay. I wasn't blown away by the food, the atmosphere, or the service. \n\nMy husband and I visited this restaurant during an anniversary weekend in Vegas. We drove by this place and thought it looked interesting. Since we love good food and that's hard to find on the trendy, overpriced Strip, we decided to venture beyond it for our anniversary dinner. \n\nI was really excited to eat here and was pretty happy with my food until the entrees arrived. We both ordered the Prix Fare ($38 each) and the crudite, olives, bread, and appetizers were decadent. I am not an expert on French cuisine but it tasted fabulous to me. The entree was mediocre and not a strong point, so possibly the Prix Fare menu is not the best choice. I would have to order from the specials in order to make my final conclusion. \n\nI would've given this place another star (or two) despite the average food if it wasn't for the wait staff. Unfortunately, our server (the only waiter) was chatty (to an extreme), slow, forgetful, and downright frightening. My husband found him entertaining (to be polite), but I feel like he ruined our experience. I don't want to write too many negative comments about this poor man, as most people find him humorous and engaging based on the reviews. You will have to witness his behavior for yourself. \n\nI don't think I'll go back. The total was $105 plus tip. Not an outrageous amount for a special occasion, but far too much for a mediocre evening.
__label__4 One of the very best restaurants in Vegas. A true hidden gem!\n\nWhy go to Le Circ or Bouchon and pay overinflated prices for a fine French meal, when you can go to Pamplemousse for half the price and have a true French experience?\n\nIt doesn't look like much from the street, but walk inside and you will be instantly transported to Paris.\n\nThe food is unrivaled IMHO. I highly recommend the Fettucine ala George, a marvelously tasty appetizer as is the lobster bisque. They handle fish selections wonderfully and the tournedos are incredible!\n\nAnytime we are in Vegas we always dine here, don't miss it, it's wonderful, and easily half the price of any other French restaurant in Vegas you might consider.
__label__4 Some of the best pizza I have found since moving out to Las Vegas
__label__3 Little pizzieria tucked away in the village center trails shopping center. From what i can surmise it's all family-owned and run and serves Brooklyn style \"fold-over\" pizza though i'm hardly an expert.  Picked up a large cheese to share which was promptly ready on time. Crust was on the thin side like i like it but hand tossed and just the right amount of sauce. And they didn't skimp on the cheese. Basic little italy decor, with red checkered tablecloths and a help yourself soda fountain. Currently, it's 13.25 for the lg cheese (a little steep to me) but check the valu-pak coupons and get it for 9.99.  Rest of the menu, regular fare, calzones, salads, and can order pizza by the slice.  By The Way, they offer free delivery to limited areas. P.S. To absolve you of your guilt, you can also get it made with whole wheat crust for a buck more.
__label__0 Too bad, close by and after reading other reviews just called and tried to book an appointment and couldn't.\n\nNot a big fan of giving out my name, phone number, and credit card to someone I've never met or a place I've never been...
__label__4 Just a shout out for Ginger Luke and the outstanding creativity she has for designing hair! She is the only one that my 15 yr old daughter, Madisson, will let touch her hair.  Thanks for listening and loving what you do! :)
__label__4 Had a fantastic haircut by the talented Tad.  \n\nThe environment is eclectic and electric.  Lots of cool things to look at and take in while you are waiting.  All the staff was super friendly and made me feel right at home.  A loverly shampoo and conditioning with a neck massage thrown in for good measure.\n\nThen Tad helped me land on a new doo.... gingerly escorting me out of my twenty plus year default hair doo habit.  So far the response for the new doo has been favorable.   Thanks Hair Pollution!
__label__0 Don't go here, the bartenders are rude!!!
__label__1 The only reason my friends and I came here is because contrary to popular belief, everything in Vegas is NOT open 24 hours. Actually, most places close at 4:00am, if not before.\n\nThis is the only bar we could find that was open 24 hours... inside of Treasure Island. \n\nOkay, I can tell the bartender dude hates his job... or he LOVES it and he does a damn good job hiding his enthusiasm. My cousin and I ordered Pi\u00f1a coladas... and they really sucked. She said she couldn't taste ANY alcohol in hers, and I could taste some in mine but it just wasn't a tasty drink... it wasn't made right. It looked WAY better than it tasted.\n\nWe each had one drink and left. It was really disappointing.
__label__4 How did I never review this??  Seriously. I love this place!\n\nI first hit CL at lunch with some coworkers when I was working down in the Strip.  They so raved about it - and they are not \"ethnic\" eaters - that I had to try it.  All I can say is \"oh my\".\n\nThis burrito was both quantity and quality.  It was overstuffed with rice, black beans, this fantastic Peruvian chicken, and cheese.  I realized immediately that this burrito was fantastically tasty and, unfortunately, too much for one lunch..... so I polished the entire thing off anyway.  It took twice as long to walk back to work as it did to get there.... but it was so worth it.   And, for less than the price of a fast-food burger, I was in burrito heaven.\n\nSo, of course, then it was a matter of taking DH there on a weekend.  We had been walking the strip for hours and were famished having skipped breakfast and lunch and it was late afternoon, so we ordered heartily - he got a burrito, I ordered a quesadilla, and we split a bowl of tortilla soup along with an order of nachos.\n\nI don't know what they do to their salsa but, damn, it is tasty.  It has such a nice light kick to it - not enough to keep your tongue burning, just enough to make it tasty - and those chips. I don't know. Maybe they dust them with crack cocaine - they are totally addictive.  I don't know what makes them so good but they truly are fantastic.  \n\nThe quesadilla was HUGE. And stuffed nicely with chicken, rice, black beans, and cheese .  1/2 of it came home and the teenager ate it later.  The tortilla soup was very good.  Nicely spiced.  Not too junked up with stuff (I hate when they throw so much cheese and strips on the top that you feel like you are eating the Mexican version of French onion soup).  \n\nHaving hit it several times since then for lunch, we made it down again over the weekend with DH and TS before the Pittsburgh Power game - and we heartily dug in and enjoyed our meal immensely.  \n\nThe waitstaff is friendly and fun - they are attentive and helpful when you are ordering.\n\nPrices are soooo reasonable.  There are not many places where you can feed three adults - with a lot of leftovers to go home - for about $10-12 a person.  And we could have easily spent less if we didn't want the leftovers - but what fun would that be???\n\nI hate to recommend this place because I hate to see it become crowded like that place across the street on weekends ;)  but I have to share this place - it is so good and they deserve to be a huge success.  So go and enjoy -
__label__2 Excellent tri-tip quesadilla and brisket.  Too-die-for sweet biscuits and honey butter.  Good chicken.  Steer clear of the sweet potato side dish and (what a waste of a) roasted artichoke.
__label__0 While the deep fried pickles were wonderful, a unique variation using kosher dill pickle spears instead of chips, the remainder of our meal was a regrettable failure. Our remarkably poor service, given the fact that our table was almost IN the kitchen, didn't improve with a comment to the manager. Our server was clearly incapable of handling a group of 15 people, and the manager did little to ease her burden. After drinks, over priced because Lucille's doesn't honor happy hour prices in the dining room, it took almost 45 minutes between asking to have our food order taken, and the waitress actually being ready to take our order.
__label__2 I enjoyed the brisket, but at the end of the meal, I really felt like I was getting raped in terms of price. Maybe I'm used to cheaper bbq, but the gouging was a bit ridiculous.\n\nThe atmosphere is cute and I am more than sure that we are paying for where they are located...\n\nThat said, I loved the rolls w the apple butter. I have never been a fan of apple butter, but this place has made me think twice now.\n\nService was good, but man, was it crowded...That'll teach me to come here on a Saturday (even though this review is written almost a week later!).
__label__1 I am fan of the pulled pork sliders and the biscuits with honey butter.  The service has never really been good and they are not very accommodating.  Let me explain a little... like I said I like the pulled pork sliders... they come with 3 sliders and a side.  I asked if i could get 2 pulled pork and one beef brisket slider??? That was a big fat NO!  Strange since they are the same price.  They like to stay strict with that menu:).  I have definitely had better bbq other places.
__label__2 Continuing on my \"kid free\" weekend, I went over ot Tempe Marketplace to return something at one of the stores there.  I suddenly realized that the only thing I had to eat was popcorn at the movie and that was over 4 hours ago.  So, I stated to think about what was at the Marketplace in terms of being \"kid free\" and having a decent dinner.  \n\nI don't mind dining alone but on a Saturday evening when there are lots of families and dates going on, I'd rather not sit in the dining room alone so I bellied up to the bar.  It was pretty empty.  There was one other guy at the bar so I figured the bar tender would see me pretty fast.  Not the case, I waited about 5 minutes before I was acknowledged by someone other than the bartender.  I asked for some water and told him I was looking over the drink menu, not sure what I wanted yet.  Another 5 minutes went by and the bar tender came over, I ordered my drink and he asked if I would be having dinner.  I said yes so he got a menu.  I was somewhat taken aback by the prices.  I thought it was a tad bit expensive.  Since it was just me and I was giving myself a treat I thought, ok, just once.....unless it is just amazing bbq....you never know.  I finally made my decision and ordered 1/2 slab of baby back ribs.....it's bbq and that's usually how I gauge my bbq, by the ribs.  \n\nMy food came out piping hot.  The roll that was severed with the meal was flaky on the outside and tender inside.  The cinnamon butter was delish and a nice compliment.  I was never asked if I wanted another though.  I dug into the mac and cheese and it was hot and gooey with a nice flavor.  I got sweet potato fries too.....I know, I love carbs!  Wish I didn't but I don't have many vices.  :)  Those were tasty as well, hot and crisp. And now for the ribs. They were good.  Moist and tender, fall off the bone goodness.  The sause had a tiny bit of sweetness to it that I liked.  The Dbacks were playing the Dodgers and not doing so well so I took solice in my ribs.  \n\nThe atmosphere here is cute.  Down home southern style and comfy.  They had a blues combo playing in the bar and they were pretty darn good I must say.  The music made me feel better about watching the Dbacks loose to the Dodgers.  UGH!  \n\nThe service was just ok. Considering I was one of just two other people at the bar,   I could have been greeted faster.  I had a margarita that tasted a bit off to me.  And I felt that was pretty expensive too.  The food was good but for the price I can go other places and get something just as good.  In this economy I've got to save my pennies.  I also thought the service was lacking.  I would not have been pleased at all if I had been in the dining room.  But then again, one of two people at the bar and I wasn't greeted with a minute?  Not sure I will go back.....but thanks anyway.
__label__0 So here I am, me and two of \nMy bfff's..just got done golfing 18 holes in 108 degrees. Needless to say we're all starving and thirsty.. After what felt like an hour we finally decided on some BBQ. Now we know plenty of hidden BBQ gems  throughout Phoenix but today we decided on Lucile's. So we get there and be bolt right intothe bar section due to the fact the NFL preseason game is on and it's not packed like the regular dining area. So we get greeted by our waiter, I ask him a simple question \" what's the difference between tri-tip and brisket?\" he replies confidently, \" tri tip is a leaner cut from the muscle in the back, and brisket is a shoulder cut, which has more fat. Both very good'\" he added.so I go with the tri tip, my one friend gets the brisket and the other gets a steak. ...out comes the food.. Surprisingly mine looks like the brisket along with my buddies, but mine is cut differently. I ignore the appearance and dig in. I immediately notice the amount of fat throughout each cut. I think to myself \" did this fucker mess up my order?\" I ask my friends and they just think I'm talking out my ass but I know my cuts of meat and this shit ain't no tri-tip. So I ask a random Waiter what my dish looked like to him and he said tri-tip! WTF?? Hmmm that's weird! Now my friends really think I'm talking out my ass but I know\nI'm right, this is not what I ordered. I start thinking crazy thoughts like \"is this some\nSort of tri-tip Conspiracy?\" I continue to eat what I did not order flabbergasted.. ..out come the check...the waiter begins passing out the checks since we had them separated. He passes the steak check to friend 1. Passes brisket check to friend 2. Now he passes mine without looking. I immediately open to see BRISKET. I experience mix emotions. I am pissed because I Knew he had fucked up And I'm happy Because I just confirmed I'm not crazy and I really\nDo know my cuts of meat! I notice my waiters name \"Tad\" and understood why he didn't tell us his name. I bring this conspiracy up to Tad and he stated \" I'm so sorry man do you wanna see my boss?\" I reply \"no thank you\". Overall I confirmed the staff at Lucile's do not know there cuts of meat and their bar service is really poor. Eat in the dining room and watch out for Tad bc he sucks.
__label__2 A very enjoyable Barbecue chain. A lot of people have suggested that I try Lucille's but my desire to do so had been low. Probably because from the outside it looks like just another overpriced family restaurant. Now that I've been inside, it kind of gives you that impression when you walk in, too. There's a decent decor, but there's also all that junk on the wall that gives it an Applebee's kind of feel. Long lines to get in (mostly due to huge parties) also don't help out. \n\nFortunately, the food is really good. \n\nYou get biscuits with a side of maple butter which is quite enjoyable. We started with a half order of onion straws. Unless you're with a big group stick to the smaller size. Even though these fried strips of onion were addicting and hard to stop eating, it was still too much for just two people. The BBQ ranch sauce its served with is also really good (and I am not a big ranch fan). \n\nBoth my girlfriend and I had sandwiches as our meals. I went with the brisket and portabello with honey roasted peanut slaw. The brisket was wonderful. Not too soft like most places tend to serve it when in sandwich form. Can't say that I was a big fan of slaw. Nothing special about it, and the vinegar in the recipe just didn't do it for me, and the peanuts didn't add anything to the flavor, they just felt thrown in. \n\nMy girlfriend had the Smokehouse sliders with BBQ chicken. While they give you the option of pork, chicken, or brisket, Lucille's doesn't let you mix and match which you want. I really don't get that policy consider there isn't a price difference between the meats. It's not like they're smoking it up on order (and if they are, there's a big problem considering it takes hours to smoke meat). I guess it's too hard to the kitchen staff to grab from two different places. Either way, she enjoyed the chicken. She had a side of sweet potato fries which were really good. \n\nLike most Barbecue chains, Lucille's pimps its own sauces. The three that were brought to the table were original (the best; loaded with flavor), Hot and Spicy (neither hot or spicy, not bad, just not close to what I was expecting), and Memphis style (I'm not familiar with Memphis style barbecue, but this was pretty much just ketchup). I recommend sticking to the original. \n\nWe chose to sit in the bar (open seating and full menu) to avoid a short Sunday night wait and watch the basketball game. There's four big TVs placed across the bar, but someone did a very bad job placing them in their spots. There's a couple of support beams in the room which block the views. We easily found a seat that allowed us to see the game were were interested in, but my view of the TVs playing the baseball game were blocked.\n\nOverall, the place isn't much to look at, but the food is good.
__label__1 Third time is a charm...one bad review and one good review. With a friend in town, we decided to go for BBQ. I have been to Lucille's a couple of times. The last time was descent so it seemed like a good option. Tie-breaker indicates the first review (negative) may be the more accurate. Again the food was good (but my friend wasn't happy with the gravy slathered all over the chicken. The issues with slow and incorrect service remained.  It took a while to get drinks, refills were slow and incorrect. Several people came in after us and left before us. Dessert was so slow we had to cancel it. They must make each cobbler from scratch as ordered because 15 minutes later we still had no pie. An additional displeasure is the restaurant is very loud - especially on the patio. It is hard to hear others at the same table due to the noise. Two hours for a Friday lunch for three is a bit ridiculous!
__label__4 Amazing food.  The beef ribs and southern fried chicken are so good.
__label__0 I was not impressed with the service or quality of food. It seemed to take forever to take our order after submitting drink order.  In addition, the seafood platter ordered did not have any seasoning on the catfish.  Could not enjoy.  One good thing was the cocktail drinks ordered were delicious.   Try the Cherry Spicy Rita and Lucille's Peach drink.
__label__3 There are BBQ-purists whose ideal BBQ menu consists of one item: steak, preferably raw. Me, I wish these joints would branch out a bit, and that's what Lucille's does well. Besides the usual steak, smoked chicken, and burgers, they've got curly onion straws, a fantastic southern seafood section, fried chicken, jambalaya, and a great brisket sandwich. The iced tea and strawberry limeade are pretty great, too.\n\nSetting is nice, and I do like the service. Friendly people, even on crowded peak times. One time, I was asking a server his opinion between two items on the menu. He leaned in to explain that, while management doesn't allow him to bash on anything, he really wouldn't recommend the (i forgot) here. That's the kind of genuine catering to customers that I love, and the kind of behavior that would get him fired.
__label__1 So disappointing. I've eaten here so many times and had nothin but rave reviews; that was before I became a Yelper. :)\n\nServer must have been having a bad night because she set the whole time which was basically not good. I want to say how good the food was (appetizer was the fried shrimp and I love it every time) but I don't want to take focus away from how bad the service was. Dang it! I was going I take a picture of the stack of appetizer, salad, and side plates at the end of our table cause they were there for sinking and when I finally decided to whip out the camera she cleared them. Must have seen me typing. Lol. Refills were non existent, server forgot Jen's beer she ordered after being seated and finally brought it after my second refill on soda and after Jen asked for a different beer. She was apologetic and I'm the last person to be mean or belittle a server unless they are outright rude. Our server wasn't rude; just having a bad night i guess. The table next to is were being jerks so maybe it's all their fault. Lol\n\nOur food came and I ate so now I can talk about the food. Aaaaarrgh! No that wasn't a pirate roar. It was the sound of frustration. I really do love this place. And I was sooooo determined tom order something different than the New Orleans chicken which I can't seem to tear myself away from. Tonight, I was a pioneer; a trend setter; Capt. Kirk. In orders their marinated steak cooked mid rare. Mmmmmmm. Well ironworks have been of it wasn't over cooked and completely bland and flavorless. If that hunk of meat had been marinated for 24 hours like the menu states, it must have been in a bucket of water.  Booooo. See what happens when you try new things!  Jen order ribs and some \"burnt ends\" bbq'd meat combo. They were good. That's all I can say. I didn't even ask for a box for mine. \n\nAlso, I'm all for a nice AC environment during the AZ summer but holy smokes, I couldn't find a knife so I cut my steak with my nipples. Good thing I wore long sleeves or I would have had I amputate due to frostbite. \n\nOk so in closing. Jen is quoted as saying, \"I loved my food.\" Everything else sucked. I have never had a bad experience here before I'm over a half dozen visits in the last couple years. That makes this so much harder because I think my feelings got hurt. I have bragged about this place to so many I should be getting kick backs. Don't these people know who I am. Geesh!  Lol. I'm sure I will be back but I won't be so eager to do so anytime soon.  I'm sad now. :(\n\nP.S.  Quit taking my silverware and leaving me nothing to eat with. Also, the Mac and cheese was bland and was really bad.  There is virtually no cell service and absolutely no wi-fi. So frustrating. Ok I'm done.
__label__1 Come for the endless variety of BBQ, stay because you can't make a decision. Realize the selection of sides is equally expansive, and just sit there eating biscuits with apple butter until someone tells you to get the tri-tip sandwich with a side of cornbread.\n\nI understand why people are lamenting about how stupid the prices are, but come on, y'all. You could totally share a meal with someone here and leave satisfied (as long as you eat yer biscuits.) Now, now, I know what you're thinking, \"We don't take kindly to sharers 'round these parts...\" But put down your pitchforks, because the portions are proportionally reasonable to their stupid prices.\n\nLucille's lands at 2 stars for good biscuit and cornbread game, solid tri-tip and peanut slaw, and subpar brisket and mac 'n' cheese. In another region, I might toss Lucy a fourth star, but anything less than the best in this BBQ-splattered town just won't win my stomacheart.
__label__2 The BBQ is \"ok\" I was a little disappointed after eating here.  I was visiting from Georgia. Now follow me when I say, \"the people are nice, but the service was lousy!\"  I believed I asked three different waiters the same question and never got an answer.  I just gave up.  If they are busy, prep to wait.  The friend pickles were good and so was my salad.  If you love and know your bbq, this isn't the place.  If you want a tourist kind of place to eat, this is for you.
__label__2 We were disappointed with our experience for the prices that are charged although I must say the service was awesome.  Our server Simone was wonderful.  The food was mediocre at best.  They cheesy grits were not cheesy.   The mac and cheese had no flavor.  The kids grilled cheese was soggy.  The fried chicken was overdone.  The kids pasta and the french fries were good, but that's not enough for me to find my way back to this establishment.
__label__3 Lots of hands on stuff to do and explore. My faves - the robots - they never miss shooting baskets and will kick your ass at air hockey. Fun and informative way to kill an afternoon.
__label__2 Going with 3 stars to give them the benefit of the doubt.\n\nI took the wife here for a small date night before we headed over to Red Rock for some BINGO.\n\nPlace was just emptying out which was how we planned it as anyone that knows that plaza knows....its a circus in peak hours.\n\nGreeter seated us right away and the waiter was very prompt and on top of our needs without being smothering. He could have kept the Obama loving comments to himself though cause religion and politics should not be in your repertoire especially given how heated that issue currently is.\n\nI ordered a Hawaii burger  and the wife got their original. Food was done as ordered and was really good burger, but I was not thrilled or overly impressed. I guess with burgers...it takes alot to impress me.\n\nThey had Stone IPA on tap which I appreciated..\n\nAll in all it was a good dinner..would I go back? Meh...probably not as for what I spent I coulda went to burger bar or elsewhere.
__label__4 This place is great. Local hang out and cold beer everytime. The tortilla soup is to die for, go endless. Always a good happy hour Monday thru Friday  and fun to watch nfl games.
__label__1 On a scale of 1-10, I give it a 5.  The burger was tasteless, the bun ordinary. They mixed up our order -- I got fries instead of onion rings. They apologized and brought out onion rings a few minutes later which were fine, but not great. I nibbled some of the fries while waiting and they were average. I think $10 - $12 for a basic burger and fries (or onion rings at no extra charge) is out of line. The beer was good -- tasty and cold. Service was, again, average. The place was not crowded on a Friday night and I can see why. If you're looking for a good hamburger, keep looking. You can do better.
__label__2 Went for lunch to celebrate a grinding training finally ending. Burgers and drinks were good. I wish I had time to sit there and savor it. \n\nI will go again with kids which is the true test as we all know.
__label__3 Solid 4 stars...!  \n\nBeer, unassumingly sold from a sleek little shop in the middle of the [Miracle Mile] mall.... Ahhhhh, only in Vegas!\n\nAnd there we were.  E, K, and I traipsing about in the Miracle Mile Shopping Center during the Grand Opening weekend of Planet Hollywood, Las Vegas.  Was it presumptuous to assume that we might refrain for the morning from drinking on this second day of a Vegas junket, after a bender of a first night?  Of course it was... =)\n\nAlas, the shimmering chrome and fetching red-n-black silhouette of woman (their logo) drew us in... SIN CITY BREWING CO.!!\n\nOur two pints of Weisse were affordable (@ $4.50 a pint) and very refreshingly good.  They also offer an Light, an Amber, and a Stout... all of which I have the utmost faith in the quality and taste of...\n\nWhy the faith in beers I didn't get to try?  \nReturning the next day to pick up some [skimpy/sexy] tank tops for my girl-friends, I got to meet The Man himself, brew-master Richard Johnson.\n\n\"So, where from...?\" he asked.\n\"San Jose, CA\", I reply.\n\"Me too, that's where my first brewpub was...\" he says, beaming.  \"Gordon Biersch.\"\n\"Oh, wow!  Nice to meet you, sir, I go there all the time\", I espouse, stunned.\n\nRichard Johnson... Gordon Biersch Director of Brewing Operations, Richard Johnson.   Yes, THAT Richard Johnson...\n\nAll in all, a fun little place away from the hustle of the casino floors.  Where good brews are sold as nonchalantly as soda or water... I heart Vegas!\n\n(Plus 1-star for the experience of meeting THE brew-master...!)
__label__3 I like the beer. The food is OK the chicken sandwich was good. I think it is  a little pricey but a decent deal during happy hour. One of the better places in Chandler to have a beer for sure.
__label__1 Beer wasn't great and the menu was pretty lame... I expected a much better menu. Very disapointing. Gordon beirsch looks like fine dinning in comparison... I won't be back.
__label__4 Love this place! We drive 50 miles from Anthem just for the beer and food. Great selecton of craft beers and the nacaroni with brisket is to die for!
__label__2 OK, this review is limited due to I didn't have the time to have a full evaluation sample of the food, as one should when reviewing - but besides that I had quite a few beers from the local stock out of which none I would like to try again. For being a brewery that does say something. \n\nBut the place looks nice for what it is, and the service was OK, but really could have been better. It wasn't absent but it was a bit tooth pulling, avoiding, incognito. \n\nI will have to come back for the movie nights. I have a feeling those have potential, and I always want to support the local establishments over franchises. So tot to his place will get its proper shot to woe me. I hope it does.
__label__3 SanTan is one of my favorite local beers to purchase at the store, so of course I'm going to be a fan of their restaurant!  My biggest issue is that there are not the greatest number of vegetarian options on the menu.  I had fish tacos the most recent time we visited, which were okay.  Nothing too special.  The veggie burger is also pretty standard.  What I love most about SanTan is their appetizers (the pretzel!) and beer.  I've heard great things about some of their burgers, but I cannot vouch for them!  Great local place - wish it were closer to home!
__label__2 I'm unsure of why this place isn't in our regular rotation. The food is really good and the beers delish. . The Thai soup was a  tasty surprise. I was disappointed there were no beer battered onion rings. Yes, its on the menu but no, they didn't have them.\n  It is very large and loud so eating outside is a bit tamer. But then, you eat with the smokers. Guess that explains why we don't come here more often.....
__label__3 Stuffed bacon cheeseburger with pretzel bun was great!! The atmosphere was good but it was a little warmer than what I feel is comfortable. Service was average. Overall, a good experience, will likely go back at some point.
__label__1 Been there a couple of times. The beer just isn't that great. I blame the water. As it taste terrible there too.  The menu and beer parings are pretty clever on paper but the beer temps are inconsistent, mine was warm. The food is hit and miss and the place while a great old building it's hot and humid inside. Who wants to drink warm beer and eat dried out food in a hot and humid place in the summer in Arizona.  Not me.  but the place was packed???
__label__1 After a year of basketing, I have  to downgrade Bountiful Baskets. The quality was never exceptional, but nonetheless I'm seeing the quality continue to decline. Too much produce that is spoiled within a day or two. I'm really getting tired of certain staples they throw in EVERY week (lousy apples, romaine lettuce). I bought a case of honeycrisp apples when they were in on special - extremely disappointing. They were tiny and started to spoil after just a few days. (That may have been my fault for not taking them out of the case immediately and checking for \"bad\" apples.) \n\nBountiful Baskets is more concerned with quantity over quality, which is fine because that's their whole M.O. I'm just tired of it and will have to look into a CSA.
__label__1 Friends have raved about Bountiful Baskets, and I was excited to try it out. I just did the conventional basket and I was underwhelmed. I didn't do a full price analysis, but I would guess that I could have gotten about the same amount of fruits and veggies of the same quality shopping at Fry's or Sprouts. The green bell peppers were some of the best I have had (usually a red bell pepper fan, but these were quite good). Cucumbers, onions, broccoli, and blackberries were all good. The apples, pears and tomatoes were mediocre. The pineapple was completely flavorless. And I got a whole bunch of kiwis, which I am mildly allergic to (but that's not their fault).\n\nTo sum it up, I think I'll do much better just picking out my own produce in the future.
__label__4 This is by far my favorite buffet in Las Vegas..\n\nThey have a smaller variety of food compared to other buffets that I have been to, but its still totally worth it!!! \n\nThe dessert section is the best.. They have a wide variety of sweets. Ice cream, cotton candy, and even chocolate covered strawberries!! :D
__label__2 So the 2 for 1 deal for dining at TI buffet was pointless, since the front desk told me it is valid after 11am. It was 9am and I wanted to eat before I head on out to the airport. $15 a person wasn't so bad coming from a buffet that I thought it was average. Average price, average quality for TI buffet. I noticed how it looked nice and clean inside for an average buffet. Right when we were seated, our server served us our drinks and he was occupied somewhere else without checking up on us. There was fresh made omelette and side dishes on the side near by (french toast, pancakes, sausages, hash brown). The omelette was good, but not as much as I enjoyed at the Lago Buffet at Caesar's Palace. I remember the french toast was very plain in taste. The parfait was really good (plain yogurt at the based topped with cantaloupe and melon and granola bits). There was also a small sushi section, but I thought most sushi from buffets tastes similar to each other. There were also a pastry section with mini donuts! As I was getting full, I just had to get at least one mini donut. It was just so cute in its size, but perfect and good for me to end my meal! This is a place that I would consider average, but I disagree how others think it's so horrible when it's not that bad.
__label__0 LET'S BE TRUTHFUL... \n\nLast week I decided to treat my wife to an evening of pretending to be a tourist on the Strip. I booked a room at the TI and after check-in, took my hungry bride to the buffet to graze on a strip buffet offering. I stepped up enthusiastically feeling fortunate there was no line and paid the $23 per person to get in. \n\nAs we walked through the dining area I noticed about 18 diners in the restaurant (odd for a 7:30pm dinner I thought) who were not really eating much. Must be a convention of health nuts as most plates were fruit and snacks... no real food. We arrived to the line and my wife looked at me and said... \n\n\"Is it just me, or does this entire place look tired?\" \n\nI thought to myself and replied, \"Sweetie, I don't understand why all the hot food has a dried skin on top, the cold food is shriveled, and the employees are all frowning... but that doesn't effect how much fun we'll have tonight, right? After seeing her expression, I immediately stated that we were leaving and requested a refund from the overly understanding lady at the register. \n\nNotwithstanding the terrible looking food, the strain on the faces of the line cooks resembling a Hollywood production of someone pointing a gun in their backs to work there or else... I found the saddest part to be how unfazed and prepared the smiling lady at the register was when I asked for a refund. We left, walked across the street to the Palazzo and enjoyed a great Italian dinner. \n\n\nPERSONAL NOTE TO PHIL RUFFIN, OWNER OF THE TI\n\nI was born and raised in Las Vegas, and this was my first experience staying in a strip hotel/casino. I'm proud of our city and welcome every visitor with open arms to enjoy all the entertainment and great dining Las Vegas has to offer. This buffet, the air quality in the casino, the poor cleanliness of the room, (our room had burnt out light bulbs, yuck on the dresser, broken dresser drawer hanging out, and empty alcohol bottles under the bed and chair) and the lack of smiles on the employees faces is not what I envisioned any tourist should experience. When this property opened it was fantastic, enjoyable, and affordable, and most important the air was breathable. When we arrived in our room, my wife had to do a breathing treatment because the horrible air inflamed her Asthma. Perhaps you'll take these recommendations to heart?\n\nIf you have a similar experience at this or any other Las Vegas property, please write a truthful review so the hotel owners get the message and step up their game. I would be happy to stay at the TI again and perhaps encounter an experience deserving of a glowing review, which I would be proud to post. Until then...
__label__2 I'm actually here now, I read other peoples reviews and they were mixed, and for good reason. This place is really right in the middle of being good and just plain bad. Its edible, but is it worth the money you spend 25$ with tax. Nope it sure isn't. Try the deli, or Mexican place Isla its good and less expensive. \nUpdate: I'm changing to 3 stars because the dessert section of the buffet is pretty impressive and they have creme brulee.
__label__1 Not a very good buffet. Eggs were bland, eggs bendict reminded me of a mcdonalds egg mcmuffin, sushi had no flavor either. Only good things I found were the cheese blintzes, the omelette bar was really good as well and the only good eggs I had. Most of the deserts were pretty poor quality, the only good thing was the pudding. Overall not worth the price. Drink service was good at first but then they switched waitresses and I didn't get a refill once they switched. Maybe lunch or dinner is better...I would hope.
__label__2 Pretty decent food - more towards the american menu. \n\nThey do have a simple japanese sushi spread, not that fantastic. Oriental spread - pretty ok. American spread and italian spread(with pizzas and pastas) make up the bulk of their menu. \n\nSalad spread is good though, with different types of salads to choose and the buffet lady would start mixing the different greens together.\n\nDrinks are free (any type), except the alcoholic ones.\n\nOverall, I would give this a 6/10, definitely tasted way way better buffets than these, but it deserves the thumbs up for the price I paid for it and for the spread it serves.\n\nTip: One way to get really good and economical value buffets is to head to tix4dinner.com and get a buffet discount coupon. You pay 2 dollars and you get 25% or something like off your dinner buffet. Might be even more.\n\nOnce again, it isnt that fantastic but if you're on a budget, this should be more than sufficient!\n\nCheers!
__label__1 My friend and I had lunch buffet there since two free buffet vouchers were included in the room package.  However, I wouldn't eat here again even if we get another free buffet offer.  There was very few choices and they all tasted so so.  The ribs were dry and collard green tasted weird.  There was a little fly on the sweet shrimp sushi enjoying its meal. How appeptizing...Normally, dessert section is my favorite,  but the dessert selection was just okay.  If you were to spend $$ on a buffet, Harrah's has a much better deal and their buffet tastes much better!
__label__3 The breakfast food here is so good! The scrambled eggs were nice and fluffy, the bacon was crispy, the hash browns were also crispy and had a nice crunch on the edges but fluffy \"inside,\" and both types of sausages were yummy. I also had a bowl of wonton soup which had a tasty broth and good wontons but I could do without all the bean sprouts. They also had shrimp noodle soup, pho, and miso soup. I had a bite of one of the sandwiches, which was pretty tasty. I didn't try any of the sushi, other  Asian food, BBQ, or salads, but they looked pretty good as well. For dessert, I would recommend the chocolate covered strawberries and cannolis! Super yummy!\n\nThis was the only buffet that I went to while in Vegas so I can't compare to any others. But I would say that it's a pretty good option if you're staying at TI and don't want to walk to another buffet and pay $30-40+. This one was only $25 I believe and you can get a coupon for two for one, which is a great deal!
__label__1 Very disappointing.   Selection of food was not to my liking.  German food?  Wasn't good.  The best section was the BBQ.  On weekends they have prime rib.  My first piece was better than expected so I went back for a second and it was not good at all.  Sushi was very disappointing as well.\n\nDesserts were mostly ok but one of the mini-donuts I had was hard as a rock it was so stale.\n\nService was good, they kept refilling my ice tea. Plates were removed quickly.\n\nI can not recommend paying to eat here.  I ate here twice for dinner but only because I had free coupons with my room.
__label__1 The only reason I came here was because the TI provided us with a 2 for 1 coupon. The food was over cooked and greasy, and some just tasted funny. The desserts were the only things that we ok, not horrible but not great either. Very disappointing!
__label__0 This was literally the worse buffet food I have ever had and really has no place on the Vegas Strip. The food was bland, poorly presented and of medicore quality. The line layout is inefficient and confusing and the dessert table was like something at a gas stations snack area. Not even worth it when its free.
__label__4 Mastro's serves up the best steak in Scottsdale.  They also offer delicious seafood and excellent side dishes.  Prices are steep. After 10pm this place becomes a pick up joint for gold digging women seeking sugar daddy's.
__label__2 I've GOT to be honest and say I went for their Bread Basket!  Best ever! Went on my Birthday two years in a row.  First year Everything was 5 star. Second year? Must have hit an \"off night\".  Poor service and mediocre food, except for the BREAD!
__label__0 New ownership doesn't get it .
__label__1 Mastro's has changed and not in any way they should be proud of.  Yes the premium prices remain and yes they do a fine steak, but the new focus seems centered around the up sell.  I realize this is typical of most restaurants but Mastro's hadn't been most restaurants.  Mastro's was a place to share or celebrate a moment; the place to have that special dining experience.  Our recent meal 4 nights ago was the opposite.  Our waiter was tactless and clueless.  He asked if we wanted him to \"drop a seafood tower for the table\" and tried to talk one of the group out of their specific and preferred vodka drink to make a clumsy pitch for a different vodka pushed by management.  Every course presentation was more about selling than serving.  The service had previously been well timed and unobtrusive but on this occasion we were simply quick served in an attempt to cycle the table.  We even had a birthday in the group, told the waiter who asked the name and specific spelling of the birthday guest only to do absolutely nothing with that information....no song, no cake,...nothing.  Apparently a $700 tab for 6 doesn't merit such gestures.  Truly a disappointment in all regards.  If our experience represents the new Mastro's style, you would be wise to give some extra thought to where you chose to dine and celebrate.  We certainly will.
__label__3 I love tacos from here. I used to get the burrito, but it's just too big. Now, I prefer the tacos, and that way I can get one with each flavor: I'll get a white bean, 2 black beans, and I'll get different salsas on each one. Sometimes, the staff can be a little snarky about my mixing and matching...that's my only complaint. \n\nAt this location, you can hop on Brueggers' wireless connection, so it's even nicely wired if you're trying to check your email or get some work done while eating your Tex-Mex goodies. The guacamole is superb, and I enjoy all four of the salsa flavors.
__label__2 I'm a sucker for their chips and guacamole....\n\nI do have to agree with Seth A., there's not that many options, but I guess if you find an item on their menu that you do like, it doesn't really matter then.\n\nThe place is really clean.  I mean REALLY clean... almost to the point that it reminds me of a laboratory or hospital.  It may be the excessive amount of stainless steel.  Definitely looks modern, but it lacks some warmth and vibrancy which I always associate with Mexican, or Mexican inspired food.
__label__3 Chipotle's my default healthy-ish fast food option.  They make a big deal out of how they source their food, and if you get your burrito bowl-style and leave off the cheese, you can actually avoid blowing through a thousand calories on your lunch break.\n\nThis particular location is very close to my apartment, so I go there fairly often.  The staff is usually polite and they usually get my order right.  That's really all I ask when I go to a chain restaurant, since the food is (or should be) standardized.\n\nAlso, Chipotle is leagues ahead of Qdoba, Salsaritas, Moe's, etc.  This is an Adam Fact (TM).
__label__0 Wasn't much better this time. No one was working the cash register and the girl serving was flirting with the cook the whole time and made it Obvious they were sleeping together while ignoring me and other customers. Very rude to lady behind me and barely gave her any meat. Wish they was another location close by!
__label__3 love the freshness of the ingredients - makes it a weekly trip for me!\nthe desserts are my favorite though - the burritos are overstuffed so I have never actually eaten a whole burritos yet!
__label__1 People were telling us they were laughing so hard that they cried.  We didn't experience much laughter or tears.  Not sure if it was because we could not relate to it.  This show is for 45+.
__label__2 When in Vegas you gotta go to see a topless show, if its vampires, or french caberate, pick one and go see it. We got compted tix to see this show, it didn't suck, but it wasn't cirque de soliel obviously. \n\nLuckily no one really had lines, it was all music. Good thing. Yes they were dancing, topless. yes it was amusing and entertaining. yes they had some acrobatics thrown in there. They even had a few magic tricks. Yes i was amused. No this show didn't suck.\n\nSee there is something at the stratosphere worth seeing. Yes there are dudes in this show. *gasp* I know in a topless show they have the nerve to have guys in there?! Oh relax! there's 3 guys in there, and yes two of them had to be there. The third one was just singing, so eh. How else do you expect to do acrobatics in the air without at least one guy? Seriously now.\n\nOverall it was pretty good. Its not your average seating in a theatre, more like tables,chairs and booths.
__label__2 Not the world's best show, but not the worst show either.  My husband & I had a 2-for-1 coupon for show tickets, so we only paid $50 for the pair of us to go.  I loved the music (I'm a total hair band girl), and the storyline was cheesy but still engaging.  I probably wouldn't have enjoyed it as much if I had paid full price, but all said and done, it was a good time.
__label__1 I think this was probably the longest 65 minutes I've spent any any show.  Bite has moved to the Plaza and I had a free ticket last night so why not?  Well the long 65 minutes would be why not.\n\nThe show has been around for many years at the Stratosphere before moving to the Plaza so it's not jumping on the vampire movie craze that seems to have gripped the younger people.  \n\nI think the biggest problem is there really is no cohesive story and the show's writers don't know what kind of show they want other than topless (sometimes) female vampires doing different dances in different costumes in different amounts of dress/undress.  There are a couple of small magic tricks done by one of the male vampires and there were some strong man lifts and balances \u00e0 la Myst\u00e8re and the guys were OK.  But these disjointed segments of magic, dancing, strong man routines point out the unfocused nature of the show.  The showroom at the Plaza, which I think is a great classing Las Vegas room, is not designed for the types of things they used to do at the Strat.  There used to be some acrobatics done with silks, but that has to be dropped in this showroom.\n\nThe music was something else.  There was some 80s rock music and mixed in were two selections from opera that had almost no reason for being where they were.  Most of the music is recorded, but some was live and the singer was not too bad.\n\nAn acquaintance was seated at the same table as I was and his reaction was much the same as mine.  OK, I don't need to see this one again.  How this show continues to survive is completely beyond me.  The applause last night was not too great.  I have a feeling the show will soon bite the dust.
__label__2 Ah, Wayne Brady... I like you a little less now.  No doubt, it was mostly fun, but perhaps my expectations were a little too high for this show.  In 2005, I watched a \"Whose Line Is It?\" spin off show with Colin Mochrie and Brad Shrewood for about $40 at a community theater.  The format of the show is pretty much the same: write suggestions on pieces of paper before the show, yell out ideas during the show, impressive improv, audience participation, lots of laughs, mad lib songs.  Everything, except the Vegas singing and dancing.  Mostly I didn't like that part because Wayne was totally pimping his upcoming album.  (Like my thoughts on Thunder from Down Under) if I wanted to watch a commercial, I wouldn't have gone to Vegas and paid a bunch of money to do so.  Also, having enjoyed the skits of Wayne on the Chapelle's Show (definitely showed the versatility of Wayne) and watching Dave Chapelle in person, I was expecting something slightly more crude.  Our seats were great, fourth row and near centered, but maybe not $98 worth.  Most everyone around us was falling out of their seats laughing.  Oh well, to each their own.
__label__3 What a fabulous venue for yet another fabulous yelp event. From the valet to the restrooms. From the vast modern space to impressive and friendly service. \nAnd the food! Oy Ve (that's Japanese for yummy)...\nIka Furai\nAge Watari Gani\nAbura Bouzo No Tataki Shiro Asparagus Zoe\nButaniku To Hotate No Gyoza\nYakitori-Negima Yaki\n\nOK. Admit it. You know asparagus. But what about the rest? Well, you'll have to check out Roka Akor to find out. Cuz I'm not spilling it. My fave was the Abura Bouzo. Buttah! Like a big stick of buttah! I could have chowed down several more. And then several more. Light and airy with clean lines and muted tones, this is contemporary asian at its best. \n\nOrigato. Dori Ori Gato Mr. Roboto.
__label__4 This place hits a home run with the tasting menu, one of the finest dining experiences I can remember. The service is wonderful, excellent decor, strong drink, what else could one ask for. While I won't bore you with the details of all 10 courses, some highlights included the fried squid, Wagyu sushi (mouth orgasm), and yes, the first course, the heirloom tomatos. The rice dish they serve for course 9 could be done away with, but other than that I can find nothing to complain about. If your a glutten for good food, can stomach dropping $65 pre drink for dinner, and want to walk away with your belt buckle popping, the tasting menu is a must!  Oh yea and don't be one of those douches with a backwards cap on, put some gel in the hair, throw a coat on, and look like your about to eat a nice meal and not about to go to the ballpark (like the tools next to our table).
__label__4 SIMPLY AMAZING.  I am a foodie and frequent sushi & Japanese spots across the nation - including a recent visit to Morimoto in NYC (of Iron Chef acclaim) and who would have thought the best Japanese food experience I would have would be in Scottsdale?!?!  I'm from Chicago & spend time in NYC - - how is this possible??  \n\nRoka Akor blew all expectations out of the water.  The dining experience reminded me of my visit to the French Laundry - the standard for a high quality dining experience with unparalleled food, decor and atmosphere.  Decor was elegant, rich, architectural and well thought out.   Staff was professional, service was top notch with just the perfect amount of conversation.  Best in class GM - her name is Joy - and she knows how to cater to the customer.  We had so many people waiting on us I don't have room to list them all.  \n\nThe food.... you can't begin to imagine how amazing... \n\nI highly recommend the sushi platter  - presentation looks more like art than food and the palate is unreal that there can be so many different flavors and textures from fish I've eaten a hundred times.  It's almost scientific in the way they perfectly balance the pairings.   They get it - they know soy overwhelms yellow fish, they know just how to make the cut of sashimi that melts like butter in your month, they know how to balance the flavors in ways I have never experienced and which I found truly insightful and enthralling.   \n\nI also highly recommend the ribs from the ROBATA GRILL.  It was in this moment that I knew this place was no \"sushi spot\" in this one type fits all mass market society.  You know that feeling you get when you discover a real \"game changer\" before everyone else - that's exactly the feeling I have when I think about the Roka Robata Grill.   I've never seen it done like this before and with such breadth in the menu.  It's UNREAL ....  there are no words to describe the food experience from the Robata Grill... you must simply experience it to understand why I'm talking about.  \n\nI also mentioned the atmosphere - awesome, very cool, chic, authentic and definitely SIT AT THE COUNTER (if you can get a space).  I found myself with my neck turned all night watching their head executive chef - CHEF CE BIAN work with precision and rhythm.   It was clear that the place was also the place to \"see and be seen\" but not in a cheesy way - a much more upscaled toned down confident way and definately inviting to all groups.  \n\nHonestly, the place is undervalued.  In Chicago or NYC, they could easily double the prices.  Someone mentioned  they are opening up a new location in Chicago and I just confirmed it on their website.  All I can say is watch out Japonais, Sunda, Nomi....  this place has you beat on all levels and Chef Ce Bian will be turning heads in a big way.  I simply can't wait to experience it again and all without a 3 hour plane ride!!!!
__label__2 Looks like a lot of my fellow reviewers will disagree but I found Roka Akor to be all style no substance. Don't get me wrong the food was good, but I've definitely had better sushi at places that are much less expensive. Making cool designs on my plate with the sauce does not make it worth the extra money. I went because I had a Groupon. I would never go there at full price. Sitting at the bar and being able to watch the cooks was nice. They have an open kitchen right there in the dining room. And the cocktails we ordered were very good (and pretty strong!). \n\nI wouldn't necessarily discourage anyone from going to Roka Akor, but I personally think it's too pretentious and you could definitely find better sushi place in the Scottsdale area.
__label__3 The inside of the restaurant is absolutely stunning.  I loved the giant sushi bar in the middle of the restaurant.  We sat at the sushi bar and it was really fun to watch them prepare food all night.\n\nWe started off with a couple of drinks, I got the pink mojito which I really enjoyed, it wasn't sweet which was perfect for me, my husband got a sochu which he ended up not liking very much.  We ordered the butterfish tataki, kobe beef and kimchi dumplings, tempura shrimp, himachi serrano chili roll, and spicy tuna roll.  They brought the butterfish out first; it was good but not as good as some of the other reviews made it out to be.  The dumplings and shrimp were next, the dumplings tasted like regular dumplings you could get at any Asian restaurant and the shrimp were average as well.  At this point I started getting a little nervous that we were about to spend a lot of money on a very average meal.\n\nThat all changed when they brought out the sushi.  This is the best sushi I've ever had in my life.  It's the best quality fish I've ever seen which made it worth every penny.  We had barely made a dent in our sushi when I asked for the menu to order more!  We got another himachi roll, another tuna roll, and a soft shell crab roll.  The only small complaint I have about the sushi menu is that it's very limited.  I wish they'd expand it a bit.\n\nWe ended our meal with a chocolate cake that was served with peanut butter ice cream peanut brittle and caramel sauce.  It was very good but I could only take a couple of bites because I was stuffed.  My husband didn't mind, he cleaned the plate!  I think if we hadn't been at a restaurant he might have licked the bowl.\n\nThe service at Roka Akor is amazing as well.  Our waiter was extremely attentive and knew every item on the menu like the back of his hand.  He was also really great about my husband's food allergy.  My husband is allergic to avocados.  He wrote on the ticket that my husband had a food allergy and double checked before our food was served. He also offered to take the sochu off of our bill since my husband didn't like it, we declined but it was still really nice of him to offer.   Our bill was $130 which isn't too bad considering how much food we got.  We will definitely go back, but next time we'll skip everything else besides the sushi.
__label__1 Yesterday I ventured into Roka Akor as it is near where I've recently started working. \nI am a big fan of sushi places. I may not be into eating the fish but I am all about some miso, veggie tempura and veggies rolls (...and whatever else I find minus meats).\nSo upon finding myself on a closing shift and hungry I called them up ordering a bowl of miso soup-$5 and an order of veggie tempura - $6. i was told it would be about 10-15 minutes so I waited 10 and headed over. I spent a bit of time waiting at the bar where the bartender was friendly but very obviously busy.  It looked like the drinks were well poured and I found myself thinking maybe a night after work I could gather some friends up and have some drinks, dining & fun. I will say that this place is decorated beautifully. \nOn to why there are two stars. I was delivered my bag and I walked out to my car did a quick glance to see there was a bowl and a box in there as I was walking. \nI returned to my desk and busted out a small bowl of miso soup which was half filled. The tofu looked as if they had fried it. It was ok. I've had much better that was more cost proportionate. I had hopes well, maybe that was a mistake and some how I ended up with a complimentary side version of miso instead of the appetizer. I shrugged it off. I then opened into my veggie tempura, how disappointed was I to find seven pieces of bland vegetables. Had I not looked I would not have really been distinguishing the difference between the vegetables, just so you know my taste buds are not damaged (non smoker, 1-2 a month if that drinker). Now completely disappointed and irritated at myself for wasting eleven dollars here when I could have gone to anywhere else near by to get a portion of something that was actually filling. I still clung to the idea that maybe this was a mistake where the portions were incorrect but alas upon my phone call to their manager today it seems that is what should be expected from this particular place. I will stick to other sushi places that give me more than a double shot of miso.  As you have probably figured out I'm not coming back.\nJust for fun, I'll post what I saw when I opened up my food from Roka so you know what to expect.
__label__1 What a disappointment.  Everything was overly salted including the miso soup.  And it certainly was not worth the $50 per plate.  We won't be back,
__label__4 This is my second visit and it only gets better. Sit in the bar at the banquet seating with low tables and club chairs. Server recommended a bottle of sake which was perfect with  our small plates. A must try is pork belly toco and scallop toco. Dumplings, small burger, tuna roll all fabulous. We ordered Ikura. Perfect amount of rice, the best i have ever had. The cold rice wine just right. Go for happy hour with a group. Five thumbs up!
__label__2 Just came back home from the Anthony Cools show. I can tell you for sure, hypnotism is real. \n\nThe reason why I gave 3 stars instead of 5 stars is because parts of it were a bit disturbing for me. People having orgasms on stage and performing imaginary sexual acts while being hypnotized. And then hypnotized to not regret what they have done on stage. Seems a bit violating to me.\n\nIt is very funny. But I found myself questioning the morality of the entire thing at a certain point, and especially at the end.\n\nIf you like sinful humor, go to this show. If you like to see absolutely crazy sh** , go to this show. If you need a raging orgasm, or want to see people having orgasms, go to this show (and volunteer to be on stage). \n\nIf you have a strong moral compass, are religious, or extremely sensitive, do not go to this show.
__label__4 We loved! Dat Phan was hilarious
__label__1 Ok this place just wasnt funny.  The only good thing about it was the opener.  If it hadn't been for him I might have walked out.  It was also $39 for a one hour show, which seems steep.  In new york its $25 and is more like 2 & 1/2 hours.  The worst part about it was the waitstaff.  Maybe if they had let me get a slight buzz I would have had a better time.  Most comedy clubs have a 2 drink minimum, but I swear this place seemed to have a 2 drink MAXIMUM.  The waitress gave us the first round and didn't come back anywhere in sight for at least 40 minutes.  Plus, we were paying cash and she wanted us to pay each time she brought the drinks, then stood right in front of us so we couldn't see the show while she was demanding the money.  I mean, it was a wednesday night so maybe I shouldn't have expected much, but for this kind of experience I would say the ticket should be more like half of what we paid.  my advice is to wait for a weekend for comedy in this town
__label__3 I'm a regular visitor to Pittsburgh and everytime I come, my husband and I try our best to hunt for good Korean food (hard to find in Pittsburgh). We went here for the first time on a recent Sunday for lunch, and it was bustling with Korean people slurping their soups and noodles, splitting big plates of bossam (steamed pork belly)... mmmm.... I love going into Korean restaurants where the special menu items are written in Korean and hanging on the wall.\n\nWe ended up ordered jajangmyun and tangsooyuk -- the Korean riff on Chinese black bean noodles and sweet and sour meat (in this case, beef.) It really hit the spot. \n\nKorean food options are limited in Pittsburgh, but Korea Garden is a place I'd go again and again.
__label__2 Good Korean food, but just wayyyy too expensive for their quality. I don't think anyone in their right mind should charge $20 on bulgogi without any quality sides like fish or scrambled egg, potatoes or tofu soup combinations...they don't even do that in LA restaurants!! Good food, but they're taking advantage with their pricing. Average cost for two people is about $50 meal, without appetizers or dessert and maybe just ONE beer. The first time I went here, their food was really good. The second time, it got really oily and sparse...and they added too much onions to fulfill the plate. Would go here again, but not as often as I'd like to, or at least til I find another local Korean joint.
__label__2 Its really the first magic show I have experienced in this scale.  The show tickets were like $20 bucks so there was not much to lose. There were some pretty cool tricks but it did feel sometimes like Dirk Arthur stood a little too long waiting for an applause.  Cheaply priced show, had a few tigers, made a helicopter appear. I went to the 4pm show and the theater was half empty.  It isnt very big to begin with.  Overall ok show.  If you are on a budget definitely go watch it, woull get your money's worth.  Next time I will go to Vegas I will try Lance Burton's show or Rick Thomas though.
__label__4 This is easily a 5, I laughed from beginning to end.  People have to realize this is a small show and please don't expect something like Ka.  It's an intimate show and it's charming and you gotta go in with a positive attitude.  \n\nI could not stop laughing at the Twigglers (sp?)  These were the dancers that were pretending to be short singing the Village People and doing tricks.  Even thinking about their facial expressions makes me laugh right now. \n\nThe host is great and he does some pretty cool tricks of his own.  There was a bowling ball juggling moment that I jumped out of my seat, as well as a rope stunt over the audience that I thought someone was going to fall on the audience.  Well done!\n\nVery entertaining, get your local discount, have fun.  Similar to Absinthe, way less raunchy.  Definitely fit to take adults and kids.
__label__4 This was a great show Wally the MC was the highlight. Worth the price I loved every minute
__label__3 Reminded me of the days of THE ED SULLIVaN SHOW. a series of acts assembled to create a full show.  all were enjoyable.
__label__2 3 stars for the show,  1 star for their check in procedure and unecessary 1 hour wait. \n\nThe show was acceptable in some parts and boring in others.  From what I've read,  the acts change all the time.  I guess the show producers just round up whoever they can find.  Show is probably fine for young children,  but not adults. \n\nThe worst part of the show was the money grab during the up selling of supposedly upgraded seats,  drink and dinner specials.  Because the show is general seating,  getting decent seats requires about a hour long wait. I guess these guys have never heard of assigned seating. For those who show up later,  they might end up on the far right behind the 2 foot wide concrete supports that will block their view.
__label__0 A sad visit has left me and my fiance extremely unhappy.\n\nWe used to be regular visitors to this place at least once a month. It was actually yesterday when we went over again to get rid of some stress and get an hour long massage. When it was all said and done, we were about to pay $90 for the both of us. Keep in mind that the massages are $38/hour, so that times two is $76. I left a $14 tip which is 15%, and most places would be happy, but not this time. The gentleman that gave me a massage looked at me and said \"really? only this much?\". It was one of the most insulting things in my life, especially at a place I went to relieve some stress.\n\nDon't get me wrong though, the massages were amazing, they did awesome work on both me and my fiance. The lady that gave my fiance a massage was FURIOUS when she heard how much we wanted to tip, and the guy was doing his best to hurry us out, so I was like well okay fine, I'll give you guys $100 ($24 tip). He told me people always tipped at least $10. Really? Just because everyone wants to tip 30% does that mean that I'm a loser for tipping 15%? We went in there to be stress free and this only made me feel worse, both me and my fiance felt like horrible people...\n\nI hope the extra few dollars were worth permanently losing some customers. We decided we're never coming here again, I guess we have to find somewhere else to go for awesome massages.
__label__4 I went to convention  in Las Vegas ,after work , I had a best reflexology at Pure Foot & Spa. :) The lady applied heavy pressure, just what I needed after a long hard work week. Also feet will soaked in warm herb water in the beginning that felt very relaxing. it's very clean, professional and friendly. Remember to get stamps 10 times one free. \nhighly recommended!!! I will be back here soon.
__label__2 This place is A-OK indeed. The all-you-can eat is very enticing the first 3 times you have it but after that, I can't even imagine putting myself through that again. All-you-can eat on the menu except sashimi means you will stuffing yourself with rice at the end of the night which is not very enjoyable.\n\nThe best  deal is the kid's Ninja Meal which is what I want to eat every time I go here but I can't...They're very strict on it. I brought my nephew here last time and he was sleeping so I thought I could order this Ninja meal and take it to go for him. Well NO! \"Kid's sleeping can't do it. Only when he wakes up.\" \n\nBottom line. Obviously I'd eat here. But I'm not proud of it. I feel like I'm in a bad relationship where my girlfriend is abusive and I still take it. Thank god there's plenty of fishes in the sea...
__label__1 When I went, I think they were only open for a few months. My friends really liked this joint and said I had to check it out. \n\nThe food was decent. Although we ordered salmon and got lox. Which I guess if technically salmon. Just not very Japanesey. They also didn't have negi-toro or shiso leaves or white tuna. Shiso is a very basic requirement! \n\nErgonomically mediocre. Like the counters are too deep ... for a sushi bar. The decor was still coming up. There was a ugly mural on the wall. Although, I did like the little pieces leading up to the bathroom, like little Basquiat post cards. \n\nThe sushi chefs were also quarreling behind the sushi bar. Our servers weren't very warm, but got the job done. They were all boys. I think half of them were from Hawai'i. Not that you have to be Japanese to know how to slice a mean sushi ... but it didn't seem these kids had much formal training. Just sayin' ... \n\n* off the strip, non-casino
__label__0 So, after doing much research, hoping to find a great alternative to my usual spot for AYCE sushi, I decided on Oyshi, solely because of the great reviews I saw here on Yelp. \n\nI looked up the website, called and asked about prices, and finally my boyfriend and I decided to make the trip out. \n\nWe arrived at about 8:30pm, and it was a Friday night, so I expected it to be bustling. During our wait to be seated,  I scoped out the crowd, and noticed the usual. Mostly those under the age of 30, large groups of them in fact, and figured this must be their spot before they hit the clubs, considering their attire. Well, it was either that or the fact that the music in the restaurant sounded as if you were already in a night club. It must be set on Pandora or something. Anyway, it was only about a 15 minute wait, which wasn't bad at all. \n\nSo, besides my observations of the restaurant ambiance and demographic, we finally were able to look at the menu. My boyfriend usually orders the nigiri, so we got the usual garlic tuna, albacore, cajun albacore, and decided to try the Oyshi scallops. As for the rolls, I decided on the Sibuya No Rice, Coco, and a Bonsai. I also decided to get the agedashi tofu, grilled beef asparagus, baked mussels and seaweed salad. This was only the first round after all.\n\nWe were excited to eat until the food arrived on our table. First the nigiri, the presentation was obviously not of any importance, but you can't judge a book by its cover, so we took a few bites anyway. \n\nVerdict, \n\nthe garlic tuna was DISGUSTING. It smelled and tasted like spoiled blood. I've had garlic tuna many times at many other restaurants, and this one had to be the worst. It even looked slimy, not because of the sauce, just itself.\n\nthe albacore was seared, and also tasted old. It had the same garlic sauce poured over it as the garlic tuna, and it was mushy.\n\nthe Oyshi scallops I thought were going to be \"OISHI\" but, definitely not. They mixed it with crab meat, and very light mayo, and it fell apart immediately as I tried to pick it up. \n\nthe cajun albacore had TOO MUCH cajun seasoning! I usually love cajun albacore, and this was too much for my palate, on top of that it was DRY.\n\nmy boyfriend got his usual spicy tuna hand rolls as well, and the spicy tuna looked a little spoiled. \n\non to the rolls,\n\nthe Bonsai, had the cajun albacore on it as well, but I had to bear it to see if the spicy tuna in the center was at least average. The roll as a whole was not to my liking.\n\nthe Coco, was probably the most decent roll on table, probably because each of the ingredients in it were fully cooked.\n\nthe Sibuya No Rice, again with the spicy tuna... eh.\n\nthe appetizers,\n\nthe agedashi tofu is usually my favorite appetizer!!! It came out looking as if it were just fried up, and I commend the presentation on this one, but the center was cold, the sauce was not tasty, and I hate that it is not \"bite-size\" as most Japanese cuisine is known to be. \n\nthe seaweed salad was not a bright green and although it was crispy, it had an ugly after taste, I've had better, let's just leave it at that.\n\nthe grilled beef asparagus was drizzled in teriyaki sauce. The asparagus was perfect, but the beef wrapped around it was dry somehow.\n\nthe baked mussels were not baked enough, and the yumyum sauce was pretty tasteless. \n\nI was disappointed already, but decided to take another round of appetizers, since I knew the sushi wasn't going to be very enjoyable. I settled for calamari, shrimp/veg tempura, edamame, asian style skirt steak, and some other things that were just not memorable enough.\n\nI knew it was bad when I was scarfing down edamame and tempura. The calamari looked good, but the dipping sauces  (ranch and a mayo/mustard mix) could have been more \"asian\" I guess? My boyfriend ate the skirt steak (aka Korean bulgogi, in my opinion). He even commented \"I'm eating beef, which is probably the last thing I would expect to eat at a Sushi restaurant.\"\n\nWith that said, it smelled as if something was burning the entire night we were there! \n\nHm, it was overall a disappointing experience.  We have both gone to many sushi restaurants, with my list including restaurants in Hawaii and San Francisco, California, and I wanted to seriously give this place a chance. Unfortunately, Oyshi just did not live up to the hype!\n\nOn a side note though, my waitress was very helpful, and service was mediocre, but that's about it.
__label__2 Good & decent lunch specials! However, I had to knock a couple stars because waitress came to our table at least 3 times & did not bother to fill water glasses. And we had to remind her for our roll that comes with lunch entre\u00e8! Fish was ok, not that fresh!
__label__1 Super disappointed. On my previous trip to Oyshi, I thought it was decent sushi and service. However today's trip to Oyshi was a super disappointment. The hostess was no where to be seen, so we had to wait 20 minutes before someone even noticed we were there. We finally got seated, got out drinks, and ordered our first selection for the all you can eat sushi. However, we had to wait 35 minutes until even just our appettizer of the small surf and turf came out. After that it seemed like we were invisible to the waiters before we even got one to awknowledge that they were having staffing problems and that we should wait another 15 minutes for our sushi to come out. When we finally got the sushi it was horribly made and cold (we ordered a baked sushi). I happened to order calamari for my 2nd selection after finishing the 1st. That never came. After being ignored for a few more minutes another waitress came by to see if we would like anything, I was already super pissed by that time so I just ordered a dessert and asked for the check. The $26 for a dinner all you can eat sushi was not worth it. So sad that this place did not meet up to my expectations
__label__1 Dislike!!!! I don't even know why I even bother coming to oyshi's anymore. I gave them so many chances & I swear this is the last straw. I think I have given it so many chances because it's so close by my house. \n\nOyshi problem is waiting too damn Long for  our order.  we get there at 1:45pm, didn't order til about 2pm. our food order came at 2:40pm. talk about annoying & getting super impatient. I feel like the waiters talk so much more with co workers that they don't even care that there are so many hungry people there. & to top it off they never ask for drink refills. never once I got my cup of coke refilled. ridiculous I tell you. I usually can stuff myself with a good amount of sushi, but buy waiting & waiting, my hunger just went away. \n\nsushi wise, it's alright!! it's not the greatest fish I've tasted. it could be better . only thing good I have to say about oyshi is there ice cream parfait & creme br\u00fbl\u00e9e for dessert. \n\nI will never go back again. unless my dinner gets paid for!!! otherwise it's just another disappointment.
__label__2 Oyshi's AYCE sushi experience is kind of, well, meh.  It is neither exciting nor disappointing.  I felt that the fish to rice ratio on the nigiri was a little rice-happy.  The rolls were not too exciting.  I would go back, but only if someone else insisted.
__label__2 Fish was decent a little warm for my taste. Service is good. I feel with the business they do that they can upgrade some of their products such as buying better soy sauce then higher quality of fish.
__label__0 I'm writhing in pain as I write this review because my stomach hurts so flipping bad after eating from here.  Prepare yourself for my meanest review yet.\n\nFirst, NO.  Just no.  I want to shout this at the top of my lungs to the owner/manager/whatever of this place.  The sushi here was the WORST ever that Ive tasted.  They boast an impressive menu but too bad they do not know how to properly make each roll.  The fish was SLIMY and gross.  Sushi rolls should not slide down your throat, you should be able to chew them and relish in all the amazing flavors.  I couldn't distinguish any of the rolls apart and the WORST one was the Hawaiian roll.  It completely ruined my entire appetite and I couldnt eat any more sushi.  Like literally too disgusted.\n\nSecondly, NO.  The service needed some help.  They were friendly but when they got busy they couldn't keep up.  There were 4 sushi chefs and 3 waitresses with the restaurant being full.  It took forever to get us seated (the hostess has to waitress just to keep up), forever to get our sushi rolls, and forever to get a refill and we went there when it was NOT busy.  \n\nLastly, my boyfriend and I both immediately felt sick to our stomachs when we left.  Like nauseous, clutch your stomach, take tiny sips of water and moan sick.\n\nSo why one star?  Why bother to give one?  Because the staff WAS friendly whenever they did talk to us.  \n\nAlso there were several flies in the restaurant.  DEE-SGUSTING\n\nHarumph!
__label__1 I'm sorry but it bothers me that this restaurant is highly reviewed. Everyone has different idea about sushi but this place disappointed me, who is not so picky about sushi. \n\nWish I had the picture of the sushi that I ordered but it's been a while and unfotunately it's hard to find from thousands of pictuers I have. \n\nThis restaurant is great for people who loves \"rolls\". I enjoy rolls too but I enjoy regular nigiri sushi, which, I think, is the best way to enjoy the quality of fish. When I order Tuna nigiri, the sushi came out WET & SOGGY like the fish was just microwaved and defrosted. I do not know what caused it to be wet & soggy but I've never seen such thing in my life. Sea Urchin is not edible if they are not decent quality and this restaurant's sea urchin was not good at all.\n\nAgain, rolls are enjoyable but I don't know if  I can call this restaurant a \"good sushi restaurant\".
__label__3 On a Wednesday evening, we had 2 AYCE dinners for ~60. \n\n- Accommodative. They changed the channel for the olympics for us :)\n- Get the oysters. small but packed with flavor. beware! rocks with the oysters? too fresh :/. LOL\n- Calamari was a bit too oily. no flavor\n- Get the baked green mussels. they even cut it in half for you :)\n- big pieces of yellow tail and salmon for the nigiri :)\n- The monster roll is deceiving. it's not all soft shell crab. sad that they only use the legs. Ends are shrimp tempura.  \n- LOVED the salmon skin roll. more skin than salmon means more crunchy :)\n- the NYI roll barely has soft shell crab. even smaller legs!!! :(\n- Nuclear roll had a bit too much cream cheese. :/\n- Yellow tail trio was a bit too tangy. small pieces of yellow tail\n- you only get ONE DESSERT! FAIL...\n- Mango mochi was average. they put a toothpick in it with the plastic on. LOL\n- Parfait was delicious. but needs more granola. i think the berries and strawberry pieces are frozen.\n- Although it may sound picky, overall it was pretty delicious or OISHI :)
__label__0 Considering just the food, I have to say that it's really great here. Really quality sushi here. The All You Can Eat menu also includes other dishes besides sushi, such as Calamari or Asian Skirt Steak. The food here is pretty darn great.\n\nHowever.... the service here is horrible. I've been here about 6 times and it's a bad experience most of the time. I wait for up to 30 minutes for my food. One time my server forgot to put in anything that I ordered so I didn't get my food for a whole 45 minutes.\n\nI also had to wait to be seated for 20 minutes when I could clearly see that there were about a dozen free tables.\n\nAlso, one time I went there and the server recognized me from a week before. She remembered that I didn't tip so generously the last time I was there, so when we sat down, she told us \"I hope you tip more this time\". I believe that was extremely rude. It ruined my appetite for the rest of the meal.
__label__4 I love this place. I normally get the AYCE sushi and always get my $$ worth. My favs are the Ono, Fresh scallop, Salmon and Yellowtail....heck they're all good.  Service is the bomb and i'm not sure if he's the owner or the floor manager but he's the dude in a shirt and tie, but he's a total team player. He's greeting and helping clear tables including taking orders if the waiter/waitresses are busy multi tasking. The game is always on and the atmosphere is lively and they open late. If you're craving of sushi and have a huge appetite, give them a shot.
__label__1 Oyshi was one of my favorite sushi restaurants until my most recent visit. When my family, and I arrived we waited six minutes to me seated there was no host so a waiter finally came to us and asked how many where in are group. It took the waiter over ten minutes to take are order. My wife and I order all you can eat sushi, we told the waiter which rolls we wanted to eat first that order took twenty minutes to arrive at my table. When we finished that order we had to ask a bus person to hunt down are waiters to place another order of sushi. We ended up spending over two hours eating sushi not because we ate so much but because it took for ever to place orders and to receive it. The sushi is not all good as I remember it being in the past I will not be going back.
__label__1 I've been to Oyshi on several occasions. The restaurant has been really hit or miss. The first time I went with my fiance and we sat near the window, close to the sushi bar. The quality was good and the service was prompt and friendly.\n\nThe second time we went we were put in the far corner, probably as far away from the sushi bar as you can get. The quality was still there but the service was terrible. We felt forgotten being so far away and it took a long time to get our first order. When doing AYCE we usually do a first round then inevitably get a second round. With the amount of time it took for the first, we didn't even want to wait for a second round. We left full from the tasty sushi, but disappointed with the service. \n\nThis last time we went was for the AYCE lunch. We sat close to the sushi bar, but it didn't matter. We ordered Miso and Edamame to start. The miso was brought very quickly, but we waited easily 30 minutes for our edamame. The waitress came back during our waiting to take our order for sushi. We placed our order and also asked about or edamame. She clearly forgot judging by her reaction.\n\nThe sushi came before our edamame and the quality was poor. The albacore was mangled on the rice and didn't taste fresh. Same with the Salmon. \n\nThe worst part about the last experience is that during our time waiting for edamame and sushi, we saw our waitress through the curtain in the kitchen eating food. Restaurant no-no 101. \n\nI don't plan on returning. It's disappointing because I like the atmosphere, their selection on their menu (AYCE even includes oysters on the half-shell and Uni!)\n\nOn to better places.
__label__1 After reading all the great reviews, I came here with high expectations. We got the \"all you can eat\" sushi. It took us about 30 minutes to receive each order. The waiter didn't bother to check on us unless he had food to deliver. And the Sushi was warm. I've had way better sushi at other places then what we we're served at Oyshi. And the oysters we're only 2 per customer. So don't expect all you can eat oysters. We stayed about an hour and 45 minutes at Oyshi. Half of the time we just sat there looking around for our waiter to come by and refill our drinks. The best thing on the menu we're the baked mussels.
__label__4 This was my second visit to Oyshi, my first to the main dining room.  It was fairly busy, but we had a reservation and were seated immediately.  Our server was friendly and extremely prompt without being pushy at all!  She never let our drinks get completely empty and always made sure our plates were full!  My friend and I shared the Spicy Tuna Crunch and I devoured the Japanese Lasagna and the lobster/crab roll alone as he isn't a big fan of any warm sushi.  We also shared some Gyoza and the popcorn scallops (my favorite appetizer!) As always, everything was fresh and extremely tasty.  I can't wait for my next visit!!
__label__3 Had a Great time here and had nice service, we got a  private room for our friends Birthday and the service was really friendly and quick ... And I know my group could be a lot to handle at times too ... They did make the stipulation that we could have the private room for 15 ppl if MOst of the group did all u can eat !!
__label__3 I come here for sushi when I'm craving a solid AYCE menu with a lot of raw fish options. I find if you sit at the sushi bar and just ask the chefs for your order the menu is not very stringent and they are happy to really make you anything you ask for. I found the service of our waitress to be pretty bad. My drink was only refilled once and she was very inattentive. Quality of fish is always good and have never had a problem besides how full I leave. The other options are also very good, I always order the seaweed salad and seared ribeye steak which comes on a sizzling hot pan with cabbage and onions and is a great option on the AYCE menu for those that love a surf and turf. I say the food is great for the price, and the place is only getting 4 for the value I got which is something I look for. But the service was lacking. Still worth a trip!
__label__4 Great as usual, can never get enough of this place!! Love the all you can eat sushi and appetizers.
__label__0 This is the 2nd time we've come early enough but the hostess didn't want to seat us so we are going elsewhere ... $300 tab .... Your loads mutha fuckas !!!!
__label__1 Gave this place a shot because my friends are always raving about it. The hostess was friendly. We sat at the only two open seats at the bar. No greeting or anything so we left after about 8 minutes of awkward waiting. To their defense it was extremely busy. Maybe I'll give it another try when it's not so slammed..
__label__3 I was part of Kristen's group and for me the Bomberos experience is a good solid four.\n\nDespite the the incident with the log- we were finally sat inside with is a little dark and set up for conversations. The patio was nice but is a little cramped. The live music that was being played was a little loud for the size of the patio. As for the menu, my panini was good, not stellar, but I was just glad to have something of substance. The wine list was unfamiliar and we took the suggestion of the waiter for La Playa and seriously that wine (and the company :) ) made the night. Bomberos has a lot of potential and I will definitely be back, even if just to pick up a bottle of that wine!
__label__4 Wow.... has this corner of Sunnyslope changed!\n\n10 years ago I worked in an office building across the street, at an Internet startup. The day we moved in, there was a double homicide at the Circle K on Dunlap and Central. After that, I brought my baseball bat to work every day, because I usually didn't leave until late at night when crack zombies congregated in the parking garage below the building. I called it \n\"Louis,\" my coworker called it (very Un-PC) the Ethnic Cleanser. \n\nNow.... the ghetto elements are gone, and there is a wonderful wine bar with an even better patio.\n\nWe put down a bottle of the Rose - it was very, very tasty and drinkable. We went on a Sunday, all they serve then is their breakfast menu. Well... it rocked. I had the veggie and cheese omelette, my guest had the chorizo wrap. Both were superb! The service was attentive, the ambiance was awesome both indoors and outdoors. The patio is shaded by some giant mesquites, with comfortable couch and chair seating. \n\nI'll be back! Especially for the goat and sheep cheese plate, and to try some of the rest of their fantastic wine selection. Ole!
__label__2 Ambiance/decor=Yaa! \nConcept/Menu/Theme/=Yaa! \nService=Yaa! \nDog Friendly Patio=Yaa! \nLive Music=Yaa! \n\nHappy Hour ends at 6=boo \nFood=Meh \nClose early Sunday=boo \n\nBomberos I want you to make it! I love the concept, the building, the location! The fact is this: You will ALWAYS be compared to Postinos. Why are you closed on Sunday afternoon when they are packed? They were on a wait yesterday. The first time we tried to go to Bomberos you were closing for the day. We went to Postinos instead that day as well. \n\nWe came in to see the DJ on a Thursday. Their email said they started at 7PM. They didn't start til 7:30. Your website says 8PM. We were confused. Happy Hour ended at 6. Maybe our timing was just bad, but somehow we missed happy hour AND managed to leave by the time the entertainment started. We felt like we missed the best of everything Bomberos had to offer. \n\nYou were also out of Pinot Noir. If it was a Monday after a busy weekend I would understand, but not on a Thursday (and not when you offer 2 different Pinots) and not when one of them is mentioned on the wine list as a \"Bomberos exclusive\". That was peculiar for a wine bar. \n\nThe food was also forgettable. Go back to Postinos and see how well they do their bruschettas. Yours was small, but the pieces were cut too big and we werent given silverwear so it was awkward. We didn't think enough of it to bother ordering anything else even though I was hungry. The whole experience was kinda awkward and slightly disappointing. \n\nWe will be trying you again at some point as the service was good enough to get us back and as I said before we are rooting for you!
__label__3 Finally, a place that advertises Spanish sausage and doesn't hand me a Mexican chorizo. I enjoyed a very nice lunch sitting on the back patio the other day. I ordered the cheese and sausage panini. The service was very friendly and I left much happier than when I arrived.
__label__1 To be fair, let me start off by saying that this place has good food.  The reason it's getting two stars is cuz of the service.\n\nMy friends and I went here last nite partly to eat and partly to hear The Samba Project perform.  Well, we get there, it's crowded, there's a line, and I hear the couple in front of us ask the hostess how long the wait will be.  Well, instead of just giving the couple a number, the hostess was all, Well, we just sat, like, a TON of people, so I don't know.  I mean, there's one group that's been here for three hours, so you know....   Um...what?  I found that response unprofessional and unnecessary, so I was a little turned off right then.  By the time we get to the hostess, she gives us the same spiel and has us wait by the bar area (VERY little).  Luckily, the restaurant decided to open up its gates, so there was a LITTLE patio area to hang out at until our table was ready.\n\nSo, we're called probably an hour or so later, and we are seated...with no menus except the one we grabbed from the hostess when we went to wait at the bar.  John, our waiter, shows up and was all, Can I get you more drinks?  Um...sure.  But more importantly, can you grab us some more menus and take our food order?  We're hungry!!!  Not so much the case, though.  Instead, he proceeds to try and figure out who is on what tab and what tab needs to be closed at the bar, but really, there were only two tabs going: Mary and Matt's.  So John goes to close the tabs and returns with one receipt, asking, I'm sorry.  What was your name again?  Pat?  No, John.  MATT.  How did you forget in two seconds?  Then, he asks about drinks, and a few of us order iced teas.  John never mentions that they are sweetened and flavored peach, so some of them had to be returned.  Yet, upon taking those drinks away, he never asked about getting us something else to replace the drinks that some of us didn't like.  After finally taking our food order, we had to wait another 45 minutes to get our food: a few paninis with chips on the side and an order of bruschetta.  And we got that only after asking John where our food was.  He never came back to ask about more drinks or to refill waters, and I'm pretty sure that we probably could've walked out of there without having paid, and no one would have noticed.\n\nThe food was good, though, thank goodness.  I ordered the Chevito panini (flank steak with cheese, peppers, onions).  The bread was nice and toasted, and the inners really complemented the bread and the chips that came as a side.  The $10 price tag was also really do-able.  Note: You get a surprisingly filling portion of food, so go semi-hungry.\n\nThough I didn't eat any bruschetta, it looked amazing.  You can choose from three different kinds off the menu of eight or nine, and those are also of a pretty big size.  \n\nThe atmosphere is nice, the food is good, the prices are good.  The service is as if they don't know what to do or are overwhelmed with a lot of customers, the waitstaff don't really wait on you, and also a negative to note: the parking lot is way too small for the place.  \n\nI would probably go again for the food and atmosphere, but I'd really have to consider what day and what time cuz the staff is just....in need of help.
__label__2 Went here for lunch to try it out instead of our regular sushi place. We sat at the conveyor belt to see what it was all about. I first saw this kind of setup at a place in Folsom, CA. I like the conveyor cuz  you can get routine stuff quickly and also try something new that looks interesting.\n\nThe place wasn't real busy but the waitress was a bit inattentive in getting our drinks and the Udon I ordered.\n\nGood place but not the best in Chandler for sure. It wasn't priced less than our regular sushi place (that we love) so I can only rate it OK. Would gladly go if someone wanted to go here but if asked to recommend a place this would not be first on my list.
__label__0 Don't eat the breakfast...utter shit. Wish I had eaten the less healthy McDonald's a few hundred feet away at half the price.\n\nThe wife and I only at the breakfast here where I'm assuming is not where they excel based on the other reviews.  Either that or nobody in the area knows what Mexican food is supposed to taste like.\n\nWill not be coming back.
__label__4 Nothing wrong with this place, it's relatively cheap compared to just about anywhere on the strip (well it's not exactly on it, it's inside the Excalibur hotel on the upper level where the shops are). The food had good taste and it felt good to eat something that wasn't fast food. My wife and I had two coffees, breakfast and a side of beans we shared it because they gived you a lot and everything was about 13 dollars and we still could not finish everything. Highly recommend it!
__label__2 I found this place when preparing for a long road trip.  I had just Google'd \"Road side attractions\" and this came up.  It's not a \"roadside attraction\" because it's actually a National Monument.  \n\nI think if you're in the area, stop on by.  Preferably if you have an Annual \"America The Beautiful\" national parks pass.  It's $5 per person.  Dog friendly, but not inside the museum (so you have to pick up your dog to go through the museum before heading out to the ruins).\n\nIt's definitely a wonderful site to see.  Cool b/c you can actually walk RIGHT UP to the ruins.
__label__0 Ok...So here's the deal. You know a place is bad when I feel compelled to share my bad experience with the world.  I feel horrible doing this, but I mean come on! Not only was the food some of the worst I've ever had (and I have had really bad food).  But what got me more then the horrible food, was the service.  I sat outside for 15 minutes before I went in to get someone, Than It took another 10 for her to come out.  All the while I had a server that was sitting down talking to a table.  The food was cold, service was slow, and it was not worth the money.  I vow to never go there again! There are so many other great places at Tempe Market Place.
__label__2 summerbrau is light, lots of citrus, low alcohol% and 40%-off menu specials before 4pm\n\n--hummus and goat cheese salad with chicken; it's worth the trip.\n--wedge salad with blue cheese and bacon is my comfort food.\n--MEAN garlic fries; use caution.\n--gorgonzola potato wedges, $1 extra, but SO good.\n--rib-eye, though most expensive on the menu, is awesome, and it's with a pile of mashed potatoes and veggies.\n--specials may have expired by the time you read this, but rigatoni, corned-beef reuben are my favorites from the 40%-off menu.\n--check the burger specials, (though if you're a purist, the beef patties arrive frozen)\n--veggie or pepperoni pizza, but order it extra crispy\n--staff is always extremely friendly, helpful, will fix ANYthing without question, so don't be afraid to ask if you have a request\n--cool shot-glass desserts, if that's your thing.\n\nIf only they'd have freedom to use fresh ingredients to create \"chef's specials\"; i'm sure they'd be great.
__label__3 Great food and a comfortable bar area, even with kids.
__label__3 I have gone to the festival for the past two years and I went with a few friends to the arts festival last Sunday and it was really nice. This festival is large and has LOTS of vendors ( a lot who sell similar stuff, but then many who sell cool and different things). This is such a fun activity to do on a sunny day like last Sunday, and the place has some really nice items for gifts that will be different than buying some garbage from walmart (I'm looking at you crazy black friday pepper spray lady...). You can sample some interesting foods and drinks, for example, I tried a wine slushy. It was....different. This is definitely an event worth attending.
__label__3 Yummy food! Good price.
__label__4 Best Gyro I've had in AZ
__label__2 This place wasn't the best I've had but not the worst either... Smells better than it taste coming in. The salad was pretty much flavorless to me , the chicken pita had a few big chunks of chicken and some cut up iceberg lettuce (nothing special) I would eat here again if the fam wanted to but probably not by myself or by choice.
__label__0 We had reservations for 8:00 PM and were promptly seated. Thats wqas the best part of the experience.  Our waiter was Jose and he came by about 5 minutes after we sat and took our wine order, not a bad selection. Another 5 minutes went by abd someone brought the wine to our table.  WE noticed that Jose was occupied by a large table and something was bothering him. He kept going back to the table then to the serving area. (The kitchen and chefs are visible to the diners. Finally after 10 minutes went by he brought a basket of french fries to the table. Now it was our time, he took our orders, appetizers and dinner.  Back to the larger table and discussions with two of the diners. It appeared the checks and orders did not agree. Jose went to get the manager (she was useless) and 30 minutes later resolved the issues with the diners and settled their 5 individual checks. While all this was going on we watched many dishes being placed under the warmer, two were ours. Jose finally brought them at 8:45 PM. I told him that I wanted them recooked and he apoligized for the delay. He then informed two of the chefs and a little disagreement took place. We did see our appetizers get thrown out so we were assured new appetizers.  Five minutes later our entrees arrived, prior to us ever getting appetizers. We got up, went to see the manager and she made one excuse after another. We left in disgust. Never payed for the wine either.  Terrible service, a lost servder and and even more useless manager.
__label__3 Good for a quick lunch, big variety. Vitamin selection is OK, seems overpriced.
__label__4 Holy cow this guy is a WF junkie!\n\nWell I was kinda before but yesterday put me over the edge. We stopped in for our normal shopping and discovered they had put in some dart boards and booths in the \"Tasting room\".A place with 29 Craft beers on tap.  Three hours later mutiple samples and a \"Black dog\" later. WOOF!! \n\nI have to thank James and Seth for thier hospitality and recomendations. \n\nOn top of that I ran into one of my friends Matt ( I call him frogger cause of the way he drives on the highway) and we had some fun drinkin some samples and enjoying the new digs over a sandwhich from the new \"tasting room\" menu YUMMMMMMAAEEEEE!. Good times. good times! \n\nI gotta feeling I will be here more. I do wish i could \"check in\" on my phone but my phone doesnt do that. :( Anyway Fantastic job WF!!!!\n\nreview time\n\nTasting room curbage: 14.5 (way over the top)\nP factor: 7 ( could have used some attention today)\nfood: 10 (my favorite sammich)\nbeer: 99 (Black dog/ half dogfish head world stout18% and half Avery \"the beast 16%)\n\nI cannot put enough i\"s in niiiiiiiiiiiiiice to describe this beer, you have to try it yourself. A word of warning though, THIS BEER IS NOT FOR ROOKIES! It is very strong and will get you into la la land!\n\nCant wait till next time!\n\nLate!\nGordo
__label__2 I expected more \"wolf howling at the moon\" shirts. Sorely disappointed
__label__0 Recently I have been shopping at Sprouts and I realize that Sprouts have a wider selection of Gluten and NON GMO foods. \n\nI like Whole Foods but Sprouts has better food selection for me...Whole Foods is just to \"Commercial Synthetic\" food chain...over priced Groger, Safeway....so disappointed shopped there for years.
__label__3 Since this bar was right outside the door of my room, I happen to make several visits.  Most of them were very positive.\n\nMost of the bars at the Phoenician will make a good mojito.  This place makes the best.  It is one of the best mojitos I had in a long time.\n\nThe bar is very nice.  Looks like something you would find in San Francisco.  Very large marble bar with high bar stools and very nice furnishings and a large out-door area for sitting and relaxing, especially toward dusk.\n\nThe bar also has a fine selection of cigars.  I don't think you can smoke there.  I did not eat at the bar.  They did serve a selection of tasty nuts though.\n\nThe staff was pretty friendly, except for one young guy.  I guess he just got hired or something.  That guy made a big deal about two of my guest not wearing sleeves?  Not like we are in the UAE or Saudi Arabia!  Any way, did not make a big deal since my room was next door, but still kind of weird.  I know it is a 5-star hotel, but it is summer, the pool is right out the door and they were wearing nice tank-tops.  What ever.  I still liked the bar.\n\nIf you need to make a choice in hotels, this is the place!
__label__0 The ambiance was nice. But the bartenders were rude. We were handed our drinks and never heard from our bartender, Herbie, again. What's the point of looking at something nice if the service is poor. Pretty on the outside, ugly on the inside.
__label__1 2 stars for the ambiance and customer service only. As for the drinks and the price point for those drinks 0 stars. It was my and my fiances first time in Vegas. We went to celebrate New Years and our first stop was the Luxor. We went to Aurora bar and we were met by a very friendly cocktail server. She let us sit where ever we wanted and promptly took our order. We both ordered a classic mojito. Just from our first sip, we knew we wouldn't be ordering another drink.\nThis was the worst mojito I've ever had. It tasted like plain club soda with a little sugar in it. The recipe for a mojito is simple. Take lime, fresh mint leaves, sugar or simple syrup and MUDDLE it (which is necessary to release the flavor of the mint leaves and dissolve the sugar). Pour in some light rum and a splash of club soda and shake it up to mix well. This bartender obviously didn't bother doing any of the proper steps. By the taste of my drink, I could tell all he did was throw in mint leaves with out muddling, squeezed in a little lime, a sprinkle of sugar and less than a shot of rum. Then he most likely filled the rest of the entire glass with club soda. The tiny bit of rum that he put in just sat at the bottom of the glass.\nI understand once upon a time in the US, a mojito was mostly found in south Florida, but since then it has become a wide spread popular drink that anyone would learn in bar tending 101. It is now as common place as a martini or a cosmo, so he knew how to make a proper one but didn't bother trying.\nAlso, the bar was practically empty! Aside from me and my fiance, there were only about 4 other people in the bar. There is absolutely no excuse for the drink we were given. And to add insult to injury, they cost $12 each. If you want a good bar to go to on the strip, skip Aurora and try Public House at The Venetian.
__label__4 This is hands down my favorite steakhouse.  Great service, great atmosphere.  I was a regular customer of this place, at least once a month until I moved away.  I always requested to be in Allan's section.  He is a great server.\n\nSeating can be tight, especially during peak hours.  \n\nEverything on the menu is a la carte, but the serving size is generous.  \n\nThere are so many things on the menu (and not on the menu) that I would recommend......splurge on the lobster mashed potato dish....the shrimp cocktail is always a favorite....(their atomic horseradish is ridiculous, but I can't stay away from it).....and they have a great Riesling by Kuhl.  (Jacked up price as always but difficult to find in stores).\n\nIf you've been to Morton's or Flemings, try this place.  It's waaaay better.
__label__2 I would love to give City Hall five stars.  However, it is not \"as good as it gets.\"  In fact, I wouldn't even say \"I'm a fan.\"  So three stars it is, because, yes, it's A-OK.\n\nWhy the low rating?  Because when you go to a restaurant like this your standards should be high.  What you should not experience is a steak that is undercooked (ridiculously so.  and this is coming from a guy who will eat rare if it's on his plate.) and a waiter who gets pissy when you mention it.  My sister in law had this happen to her and when we told the server, he used a fork to stab the steak and pick it up to put in on another plate and take it back to recook it.  Ghetto.\n\nThe next time we went there we were stuck in some whack back room that must be where they keep the meat during the off-peak because it was freezing.  So I haven't had the best experiences with City Hall.  But, if money is no object, they do generally serve a tasty steak--that is, if they don't screw it up.
__label__2 I'm really teeter toddling where to go with this review...\n\nDo I review the restaurant?\n\nDo I review the service?\n\nDo I review the atmosphere?\n\nOr do I simply review the entire experience?\n\nThis is a hard pressed 3 star review, because although our entire experience here was incredible (AKA Fiance's Parents took us here  for our engagement celebration) in all actuality that's really the best this location is REALLY worth. \n\nFirst off Mastro's, your food is literally crack, and I mean literally. Your Lobster mashed potatoes, your steaks and your \"Why Thank you I'll be a fatass and order the butter cake\" dessert are AMAZING. \n\nHere's why I'm taking two stars off you...\n\n1. Your decor, although glowing neon red was cool in the 80's, having the bar illuminated with it reminds some of us of the movie \"Cocktail\" and that's not in a good way. \n\n2. I shouldn't have to say this but, Scottsdale, you haven't changed. \n\nSo minus a star for all the backwards baseball hat wearing, rude, shouting, 30,000 dollar millionaires that jammed the dining room, also minus heavy points in my book for the guy wearing the cubic zirconium encrusted \"VERSCE\" sunglasses inside, (and yes, they were spelled that way too). Learn some class people...Jesus. \n\n\nAlthough Mastro's is a fail safe, avoid this location and stick to Pinnacle Peak unless you want to be embarrassed by the locals in front of out of town guests.
__label__4 If you are looking for a special night out to dinner that wil cost you a pretty penny, this is definitely the place to do it.  Started off the evening in the circular bar at the front with live music - great way to enjoy a cocktail before dinner.  Then we made our way toward the dark, chic, modern yet classic dining room.  The service was impecable and the food was amazing.  Be careful how much you order because the portions are humungous!   I had a blackened salmon that literally melted in my mouth, others enjoyed steak and tuna - both delish!  We made the mistake of ordering two shrimp appetizers - man these things were the size of Chihuahuas!! We also made the mistake of ordering the sweet potato fries and they brought us enough to feed a small army.  Don't get me wrong, the food was spectacular, but man it was a lot of food!
__label__3 Another 4-5 star steakhouse.  My co-worker and I were out in AZ and I had asked for a one off style place to eat and the valet suggested this place.Food was good, not great.  I had the Ahi-Tuna Sashimi style.  It's really hard to screw that up so I can't really judge based on that meal.  However I did have the brussell sprouts as a side dish and was not impressed.  \n\nThe service was very, very slow at the beginning with a solid 5-7 minute wait before anyone even came to our table.  The place was not busy either.  Once to the table the service seemed to get better though.\n\nThe atmosphere was filled with rich warm woods and a collection of etched glass paneling so it was very nice.  Light fixture were really cool and the bar area had a really cool red ambient lighting to it.  The only problem.....the lighting was too low!  I mean it's ok to dim it down a bit but not to the point I feel like I'm in a cave.\n\nAll in all I would recommend this place but probably sit in the bar next time just to make sure I had ample lighting even if it is red :)
__label__4 City Hall is what I call my 'last meal' - I always eat here before I leave out of the country. It's also a great place to celebrate! Specifically, I come here for THE BEST SHRIMP COCKTAIL I've ever had in my entire life. The shrimp are gigantic and the raw horseradish served with it - allows me to make my cocktail sauce sooo HOT! It's the best horseradish I've ever had, hands down.\n\nIt's great to have bartenders who know how to serve up their cocktails and wine. The red wine is served at it's proper temperature (THANK YOU!) and there is no hesitation when you ask for a classic cocktail like a French 75. Not to mention, they are perfectly balanced. Kudos to knowing your wine & spirits in additional to great food!\n\nWe'll usually split some dishes, the filet sliced, chopped salad and maybe some creamed spinach and you're set. From service to ambiance, City Hall has everything covered!
__label__3 Mastro's does not need me to write a review for them.  They are just EXCEPTIONAL period.  \nWe went there on 9/27 for hubby's birthday. Drinks were a bloody mary and a Brandy Alexander.  He wanted his bloody mary spicy but upon arrival it lacked horseradish. Lauren, our server, quickly took it  and brought it back with ample horseradish.  He tasted it and said something was missing.  I volunteered that it was Tabasco.  After all, that is essential for a good bloody mary.  Lauren brought some Tabasco and after he added it, the Bloody Mary was perfect (I have to deduct one star for not getting birthday boy's drink right).  My brandy alexander was made with ice cream.  In the east they use cream, here ice cream. OMG.  Amazing drink.  Readers, you have to try it.  \nThe assortment of breads was great.  Hubby only eats bread out because he is watching his girlish figure but this bread basket was his demise.  Ciabatta breads, olive bread, garlic flavored breads, pretzel breads.  Shall I go on like Forrest Gump?  \nHis appetizer of smoked salmon was delicious although not as good as the smoked salmon they sell in Paris in a common supermarket.  (I don't know how the french do it.  Their food is so above the mark.)  Anyway, his smoked salmon came with capers, chopped red onion, baby cucumbers and many pieces of toast.  I was wondering if after all that he could eat his meal.  I ordered the french onion soup made with Gruyere cheese (that's the cheese it's supposed to have, not mozzarella or swiss) It came piping hot in what I thought a metal jar that was really too big for me.  The broth was not too salty as happens often.  I finished it off and I think the french onion soup finished me.  \nNow for the entrees:   I foolishly fed hubby some fine steak at home the night before we went (DAAAH...) so he was not up to steak.  He ordered a 16 oz veal chop and sweet potato fries.  I had ordered one crabcake from the appetizer section as my entree and it came accompanied by some micro-greens, a lemon, tartar sauce, all nice and fresh, but I couldn't touch any else since I had had that sinful brandy alexander, assorted breads and that delicious french onion soup. ( I had it the next morning and the crab cake was delicious: almost no breading and all crab! Micro-greens were slightly spicy and dressed in a very, very light dressing: wonderful)  By the way, the take-out containers are beautiful, black boxes that could be used to wrap the finest of gifts.  Just saying.  These people go all the way on quality.  \nHubby ooo-ed and ahhhhed over his veal chop but he didn't believe it to be 16 0z as indicated on the menu.  I think that's the pre-cooked weight.  The sweet potato fries were not to be believed.  Firstly, the portion.  They were in a basket that was overflowing when they arrived at the table.  It could easily feed 5 people so if you are ordering them, remember that.  I am not a sweet potato fries fan but they looked so light and airy that I sampled them.  They were absolutely delicious.  Birthday boy was at his finest with all this good stuff around him.   When I thought that he couldn't enjoy himself more,  he ordered his birthday cake:  Chocolate Sin Cake.  It arrived on a creme anglais on the bottom of the plate with his name and happy birthday written in chocolate sauce, AND a separate bowl FULL of whipped cream.  I tasted the whipped cream and that was home-made stuff!  Yum.  The Chocolate Sin cake was slightly warm and hubby's eyes began to twirl in his head from the deliciousness of it all.  I am so glad I chose Mastro's City Hall for his birthday.\nMany thanks to our server, Lauren, and to the staff who made it all possible.
__label__4 Yes, its pricey but so worth every bit of it.  \nrack of lamb is amazing.  never do I eat lamb but I have the last four times I went.  \nFabulous martinis and great oyster selections.  Be sure to tell them no pepper on the Oysters...why they do that, who knows but they do.  Good oysters need no spices.\nIts really not a place for children but my 5 year old enjoyed it.
__label__4 Absolutely wonderful!  The food is amazing, the service was impeccable and the atmosphere is trendy and inviting. Would definitely recommend!
__label__2 Food and service was good not great but  certaintly not memorable. The noise level is horrendous with the waitress having to almost yell to describe the specials,etc. This was in the dining room too not in the bar. Also, the table are way too close together. Better places can be had nearby.
__label__0 A month later, a Manager called me from Mastro's, apologized, and informed me that they updated their music.   He told me he was sending me a coupon or voucher, to make up for the bad experience and bad food, but 3 WEEKS LATER HAVE NOT RECEIVED ANYTHING.  City Hall again, has dropped the ball.
__label__3 My wife and I went to Mastro's City Hall for our 10 year anniversary.  We had never been here before, and we wanted to treat our self out to a nice dinner.  The service was excellent.  Just what you would expect.  On to the food.  The fresh bread that they bring to the table was delicious.  We started with the Tuna Tar Tar tower.  It is hit the mark.  Then it came time for the main event.  Of course we went with the lobster mash.  yes they lived up to the hype.  So delicious and filled with lots of lobster.    My wife has a wonderful bone-in rib eye steak.  It was cooker perfectly and tasted delicious.  I went for the chefs cut NY Strip.  To my disappointment it was cook well done and not medium.  The cooked a new one for me, but still missed the mark.  The steak was very charred and closer to rare than medium.  However I did not let this run my meal or the evening.\n\nAfter dinner was over the wonderful waitress set our table for dessert.  We had not placed an order, but she severed us their famous Butter Cake.  It was simply delicious.  My wife agreed with the waitress that it was life changing.  \n\nWhile I was sad that my steak did not hit the mark, I was still very pleased with the evening.  Besides my was was extremely happy.  So happy wife, happy life.
__label__1 There really isn't much to say about a place like The Cheesecake Factory. It's chainey, has huge portions.... This particular location feels too large, like I felt like I was getting lost in my booth b/c the place was so large. \n\nThe food was on par with what I have come to expect from this chain, but it was the service that warrants the deduction in stars. Throughout our experience the service was fine- not particularly good, not particularly bad- but that all changed as we were getting ready to leave. \n\nI had asked for a box (b/c the portions are just too large here) and was in the process of placing my leftovers into said box when the waitress came back after running our credit card. As I still had my hand on my plate, picking at the last few fries that did not fit in the box, she swopped in and took the plate from me. Really???? This took a middle of the road experience and turned it sour.
__label__1 I am sure that this is a pretty standard Cheesecake Factory as far as things go.  Maybe I'm not a fan of this location or maybe I'm not a fan of this chain period, but my last few experiences here have left me disappointed.\n\nOne positive thing I can say is that they have an extensive menu.  In general, you would be hard-pressed not to find something you are in the mood to eat.  \n\nHowever, I've gone in there before and nothing has sounded appetizing - maybe it's just too many selections.  I can say that they have decent (but pricey) salads and I had good fish and chips from there.  I went there with a party and my boss ordered the barbecue salmon, which was WAY too salty for her. This was a day we were out to celebrate a co-worker leaving and had a party of four.  We waited almost 20 minutes to get seated, and then another 20 minutes almost before we could order.  By the time our food had arrived, we had been there over an hour.  This was lunch time, which was frustrating.  Our lunch there lasted over an hour and a half by the time we got dessert.\n\nAs far as their cheesecake goes, this has been the biggest disappointment.  It used to be you paid $8 and got huge pieces which were big enough for two to share.  However, my piece last time was about half the size it had been before.  It looks like they are trying to scale back on the sizes.  And when I thought about it, I got one of the specialty cheesecakes and so only about a third of it was actual cheesecake, and the rest of it had toppings woven in.  Not on TOP, as you would expect, but cutting into the piece of cheesecake itself.  The cheesecake part was not as good as it should have been for the price.\n\nThis location is swanky and nice, but every time I've been the service was very slow.  And since getting dessert and a lunch special was over $20 at lunch time, it seems a little too pricey for the quality of food and service you get there.  For me, \"meh\" just kind of describes how I feel about this Cheesecake Factory location.
__label__0 I was really disappointed with my foods and services! We came in at 1:50 pm and waited for 15 mins just to order our drinks!!! And we didn't get our food till 1 hour later....and waited for 40mins for him to stop by so I can request for our check! This is ridiculous!!!!!! If I can give negative stars! I would!!!
__label__2 Good restaurant but employees are horrible and rude. The managers aren't any better there policy of \"we don't do reservations on the weekends\" only Monday-Thursdays what kind of policy is that?!!??!?! Wouldn't it make sense if they just had reservations on the weekends ? That way they wouldn't always have such a long waiting list ???? The manager Kyle Davis or whatver his name is is so rude spoke to him on the phone and he got very sentimental and took everything too personal...such a girl!  this place is a joke only because the employees make it!!!!!
__label__4 Thank you for saving our Christmas meal ingredient scavenger hunt!! Stay open on Christmas and save more dinners!
__label__2 I don't like the pizza, pasta, or stromboli here one bit (after multiple attempts).  You can do way better elsewhere (try Rocco's just across the 215) for actual food that is Mark Rich's namesake.\n\nBut the tuna melt and french fries here are absolutely fantastic.  I think they use provolone cheese and it makes for a great sandwich, if a little greasy.  The Greek-style pita and mozzarella sticks are pretty decent as well.  \n\nOtherwise, this place has a nice, family-run, slightly upscale feel to it (e.g. it's more of a sitdown restaurant than a fast-food place).  Service is friendly and prompt enough.  Too bad about the pizza, but if you are craving a tuna melt, Mark Rich has got you covered.
__label__4 Lasagna, come here for the lasagna. I always order an extra side of their meat sauce; it's so tasty you will want to add more of it to the lasagna.  For a quick, homemade, neighborhood,Italian meal, this place cannot be beat.... And I am very picky
__label__1 This Target is OK.  It's never very busy, but that also means that the checkout lines open are sparse.  I sometimes have to wait longer than I'd like to get through the line.  My beef with Target overall is also the fact that the national corporate office gave $150,000 to an anti-gay candidate in Minnesota, and they've handled the aftermath poorly.
__label__4 This is the best Target in Vegas. I've been to 6 and this store is great. Staff are friendly. Returns are easy. Clearance is regularly cheaper than other area Targets. The only thing missing is a Starbucks. Please please put one in!!!
__label__0 The cashier here is very mean especially a lady named Letticia!
__label__2 More accurately I'd give this restaurant 3.5 stars. I never thought I'd wish for fractions...\n\nThe service is great. I came here alone for my weekly antisocial mini-vacation and thoroughly enjoyed the experience. Everyone I talked to was extremely helpful and welcoming. Ambiance is pleasant--a large window separates the restaurant from the rest of the casino so I didn't hear the slot machines. The lighting and circular setup turn it into a tranquil bubble within the casino. \n\nHere is the breakdown in ratings for different menu items:\n\nBREAD: 4 stars. They have a definite edge in the bread department because you get a little bowl of marinated garlic/bruschetta...I have never seen such a wonder! That shiz is good as hell. The bread itself is pretty good, but the goody bowl is the impressive part!\n\nPASTA E FAGIOLI SOUP: 3.5 stars. Tasty lil bowl of soup. Nothing extravagant, but nice. \n \nCHICKEN ANGELO: 3.25 stars. I'm getting weird with fractions again. It's a good dish with a nice flavor and it was recommended by two of the staff members. Even though I liked it I couldn't help feeling there was something missing. I saved half the dish for later, which means it was good enough for me to take but it wasn't so good that I couldn't stop eating it. Maybe it didn't have MSG in it haha! That or it lacked an X-factor. \n\nTIRAMISU: 2 stars. I took this to-go and wasn't a fan. The ladyfingers were SOAKED in liqueur. They tasted gross to me. I avoided the soggy liqueur cake parts and just ate the creamy part which was just decent. I've had way better tiramisu. My waitress recommended this, which either means she loves liqueur and soggy cake or she just hasn't eaten as many tiramisus as me. It was a hot mess of a dessert. \n\nBecause I had such a pleasant time here, there is a chance I will return. Plus--I really like Southpoint and it's close to my house. It is overpriced though, so I'm more likely to try other places first. \"Luxury eating\" expenses aren't supposed to be in my budget, and I could have gone to Chipotle 4 times for what I paid (including wine and a hearty tip). No regrets, but can't justify rushing back either!
__label__3 With the closure of the nearby Squirrel Hill Theatre, the Manor has become one of the few remaining neighborhood cinemas in Pittsburgh and about the only one showing a mix of mainstream movies and indie flicks. The nearby Regent Square, which I also like, shows art & indie and foreign flicks too, but they don't show mainstream releases. \n\nMy mom and I come here quite a lot. Whereas my dad and I bond over music, sports and bad jokes, mom and I enjoy books, museums, & cinema. Notice I said \"cinema\" and not \"movies\"! Now my girlfriends and I like action flix, but that's another story. Anyway, Mom and I went here last night to see \"Beginners\", a terrific story starring Ewan MacGregor, Melanie Laurent, and Christopher Plummer. Directed by Mike Mills, (no, not he of R.E.M. fame), the story is about how Oliver (MacGregor) meets the irreverent and unpredictable Anna (Laurent) only months after his father Hal (Plummer) has passed away. After 40+ years of marriage, Hal had come out as a gay man. \n\nThe Manor Theatre won't win any architectural awards, especially on the inside.  It's an older theatre cut up into several auditoriums.  Still its Tudor exterior is charming.  But it's a good place to see a movie, and the atmosphere here is far more relaxed than at the local megaplex.
__label__4 Great service. Intimate atmosphere. Comfy seats. Unique food & drink options. Recently Updated. Oh and there's a classy bar with couches for when you're waiting to head into your movie.  \n\nThis week I went to the Manor for the first time. I'm thankful it's the holiday season and there are so many good movies releasing...more reasons to go back to the Manor.
__label__4 I was visiting my girlfriend in Vegas last week and needed a touch up on my highlights and some nasty ends trimmed. I went in and had a great first impression with Sharon. She was super friendly, listened to exactly what i wanted and understood that a trim is just a TRIM. She took her time to make sure it was done correctly, and it went by very quickly as she kept a great conversation the entire time. She is very confident in her work as this kept me not feeling nervous to walk out lookin like a over bleached loofah! I left very happy and will definitely go back next time in in the city of sin :)
__label__2 We went there for dinner. Food is not bad, above average but the place is not clean enought. For ex: waitress put the extra plates back to the shelf from our table. They had been sitting on our tables a while and how could she be sure that we did not use them at all? She need to take them back and have someone to clean them before putting them back on shelf.\nPirce is bit high. I rather go to Elephant bar for paying about the same price.
__label__3 Was drawn in by the name/sign...it was good.  I had the Sicilian pizzeti, but had to ask for a spicy pickle on the side (they should just offer it).  The pickle was great - I don't know why they don't sell them by the jar at the counter - they would make $$$.  The wait for the pizzetti was longer than I thought it would be, but great thin crust - overall very good lunch choice.\n\nNice place, pleasant, small HD TV with some sports on; clean and a nice patio as well.\n\nI'll go back to try salads, etc. for sure.  Defnitiely need to get more of those pickles - they are great!
__label__0 This place is very loud and the staff are not friendly.  The food is ok and the drinks are pretty plain.
__label__4 Chef salad was delicious and quickly prepared. Great attitude from employees Order was perfect. Open till 10pm for late time dinner.
__label__0 I wish I could give 0 stars. \n\nI went back today to give them another try. The service was so disgusting I walked out. (Before getting my food). \n\nSo disgusted by them. BEWARE. You will get treated like absolute shit.
__label__1 Edit 2/17/13 -- My boyfriend and I headed to Pin Kaow 3 for a local bite before heading downtown for the evening...what a mistake! The service was painfully slow and we waited for 20 minutes for our water. Our curry took another 20 minutes and our waitress never came back to check on us. Boo. \n\nPin Kaow is a stones throw away from my place so when I came down with the flu I called them up for my go to, feel better,  stand by of tom ka kai with side of sticky rice. Too bad the soup was a tiny little portion and it was so salty and thick  I ended up thinning it out with water. Definitely not the kind of hassle you want when you feel crumm-ola. I ended up paying $12 total for about one cup of soup and a small side of sticky rice. Bums. On the bright side, the sticky rice was warm and delish.
__label__0 This place use to be great but on Monday night I called to have some food delivered I called at 4:30 the women on the phone was so rude I should have just hung up and called another place!! But I did not she told me I would not get the food until around 6 I said fine so we waited around 5:50 our food arrived I placed everything on the table and opened it up everything was room temp I was shocked! How dare them have us wait and to serve our food cold. I called them and the rude lady answered the phone again did not want to transfer me to manager finally she did but the manager did not even care all she kept say was what do you want me to do?? ignorant people work here and have no clue on what customer service is I WILL NEVER EVER GO BACK AGAIN 55.00 bucks down the drain this place SUCKS!!!
__label__4 Large portions, great quality, lots of options, Henderson location is awesome, the fact that they have multiple locations is even more awesome! \nI would say that Pinkaow's traditional thai dishes are comparable to Lotus of Siam's and that they are simply just less busy.
__label__2 This was my first stop upon landing in Vegas and I must say I think I hit the jackpot!  I enjoy Thai food and when at home I have my usual spots that I frequent when I need a Thai fix.  Visiting las Vegas always excites me not fprthe shows or the casinos or the nightlife mostly because of the diverse and unique dining experiences.  This was my first visit and It will not be my last.  Upon entry my eyes were treated to a visual feast of traditional Thai artwork and decor great attention was paid to detail and it showed throughout the dining room. The server was extremely friendly and gracious.  I ordered my go-to dish of yellow curry with chicken and rice. The flavors in this dish were all beautifully represented from the tender juicy white meat to the Milky spicy curry even the potatoes were perfectly prepared and melted in my mouth. I ordered a signature cocktail, the PP tea the cocktail was nothing special and frankly light on the liquor and heavy on the mixers. The bar took about 25min to prepare our drink, we were almost done with our meal when the drinks arrived. Overall I enjoyed the food and the ambiance I will return to try other dishes on the menu in the near future.
__label__1 This is probably the worse Thai place I've been to in Vegas. The only reason we finished our food was because we were both really hungry and I hate seeing food go to waste. \n\nLet me start with the service. We were greeted and sat down pretty quickly. Our waiter took our food order and that's pretty much the end of seeing him. Someone else brought our food out and not once did he check if everything was ok. The bf needed chili for his food and it took us forever to flag down anyone to bring it to us. Every other table around us had the little chili condiment plate except for us, so the bf started to get irritated. The food was equally disappointing as well. \n\nMee krob: crunchy noodles covered in oyster sauce with shrimp and chicken. Way too sweet for any noodle dish. It only had 2 pieces of shrimp and 2 tiny pieces of chicken. \n\nTom yum with shrimp: traditional lemongrass soup served with shrimp, mushrooms and tomatoes. This was the highlight of the meal. Spicy, sour goodness. Only downside was that it was served as a hot pot and you could smell the gas burning underneath to keep the soup hot. The gas fumes were not very pleasant while eating. \n\nBrown rice: hard and old tasting. \n\nChicken panang: Thai curry with coconut milk. Let's just say their version was very bland. I've had much better panang elsewhere. \n\nOverall, this was a pretty crappy dinner the bf and I have had in a while. Would definitely not recommend this place.
__label__1 This is a painful review as I really used to like this place.  Echoing most of the other reviews as well as mine, the service here is still horrible.  The portions  have gotten smaller and the prices higher.  The quality of the food, DOWNHILLL..\n\nThe Wor Wonton Soup, compared to what you get in ANY other place, it was the smallest pot I have ever seen not to mention they use imitation crab meat.\n\nThis is the second time in a row I have ordered the Spring Rolls and they are cooked on the outside but still cold/frozen on the inside.\n\nLike I said I used to really like this place but after this visit with continued CRAPPY POOR service, NO communication between the staff and overall they just don't seem to really care about customer service or quality of the food any more.  The portions have gotten smaller and the value for the price along with the service, this place is NO LONGER a place I can recommend.
__label__1 im just confused on what the hell this place is trying to be..it looks all cool and modern on the outside..but the menu has low end sandwiches and then high priced steaks? The atmosphere inside is that of a fancy restaurant but it seems like an overdone chili's or applebees. The couscous was decent and their bread pudding is what made me give it the second star since it was made with croissants
__label__3 Wow, I'm surprised with most of the reviews here because I am in love with this restaurant.  I've been here a good dozen times since it opened and can't get enough.\n\nStart with the grilled artichoke appetizer.  The chef takes a whole (giant) artichoke, removes the choke, steams it until almost done and then finishes it off on the grill.  The artichoke comes out sprinkled with Parmesan cheese and with a mustardy dip on the side.  Amazing.\n\nAlso, the salads are delicious.  My personal favorite is the seared ahi tuna salad.  It comes with a great champagne dressing and a huge serving of sesame encrusted seared tuna.  So good.  The steak cobb salad is also really good with melt in your mouth croutons, avocado and a great dressing.\n\nI've always had great service here and the food is consistently great.
__label__3 Not bad.  The format's pretty similar to Chipotle where you go up and order and pay at the register at the end.  The prices are a bit higher, but the food tastes better.  The chicken salad was huge.  The tortillas are freshly made.  The place is clean and spacious.  The employees are friendly too.
__label__4 When you've graduated from Taco Bell and it's too depressing inside an empty Roberto's, you're ready for Cafe Rio and its addictive fresh awesomeness. \n\nDon't get me wrong: you won't forget the Los Tacos of the world, and I still love a good lunch at Mariana's. But Cafe Rio is wonderful. Big fan of both barbacoa and grilled salmon. Whole menu is great and worth the extra buck over your average fast-casual spot.
__label__3 The food is good...but..I think it's overpriced.  Once went in not really paying attention too what we were ordering...and the bill for two was over $30 which was ridiculous. \n\nNow I order the salad with the creamy tomatillo dressing...sooooo good!!!  It's a huge salad and it's only $6..I always have some left over. The tortilla's are amazing..I can't stop eating them. I'm not a fan of the pork, too sweet for me. They also have amazing lemonade's and tea's that can be mixed with fresh mint...very good.\n\nIt is loud here but that doesn't bother me.
__label__1 I wanted to love this place. I really, really did but really, really didn't love it. I didn't even like it that much. We took some friends there for lunch today and by the looks of the food, it seemed so promising. It is a casual spot where the food it pretty much pre-prepared and being heated in the windows at the counter. This restaurant has pizza, salads, pasta, sandwiches, and baked goods. I ordered one of the specials, chicken parmesan with a side of penne alla vodka. The chicken was so bland that I felt like I was eating boiled chicken. As my husband put it, it tasted like diet food but without the benefits of diet food because of the breading. The pasta was also weirdly bland and spicy. The spicy part really surprised me because I have never had it spicy. My husband had the penne alla campagna (1/2) and another (1/2) penne dish that we can't remember. His were slightly better than mine but not by much. It is sad that the best part of the meal was the pepperoni pizza we bought for kids. Would I go there again? Probably not. For 4 adults and 2 kids, we spent $65 which I find disappointing for an extremely mediocre meal. I suppose for people that work close by (it is downtown at Central and Adams), it is a nice convenience but if I wanted Italian food, I'd probably choose Pasta Bar.
__label__2 The pasta was good, the staff was overly friendly but it took a while to get my food since everything is made fresh. I had a sandwich with eggplant, mozz, and tomatoes and the rigatoni special. If you are in a hurry just order the pasta from the window and you should be fine but I didn't. Fairly high priced which is my main reason to rate it 3 stars and the wait time.
__label__3 I went here for Happy Hour one night after finding it on Yelp - thanks yelp!  \n\nI really liked it.  However, I should preface this with saying I like older buildings and unique architecture.  This place fits right in downtown.  I love the social outdoor couches, the rocking chairs on the large porch and the small inside rooms with hardwood floors.  I almost felt like I was back in the south.  They need more bathrooms, or at least bigger bathrooms, but I guess you work with the space you got right?  However, I one point, I had to go so bad, I went into the men's which had no line.  I got a few funny looks on the way out, but I didn't care, I had the sweet relief of having gone to the bathroom.\n\nTheir chicken strips and fries were delicious!  They had an amazing batter on them and the fries were superb.  I would definitely recommend.  They have a good beer selection and I was able to get a lovely bottle of my favorite - pinot grigio.
__label__1 Normally, I would give this place 3 or 4 stars but there were some issues last time I was there.\n\nI was with a group watching the election results (at a British Pub, of course). Service was incredibly slow. Not the server's fault, I think he was the only one. He was nice but I never actually got to order food. The first three beers I wanted were not available. What kind of British Pub runs out of Boddington? I guess we were lucky they had Guinness.\n\nIt could be a very cool neighborhood bar, but with places like The Lost Leaf, The Roosevelt, etc., they need to step it up if they want to make it.
__label__0 Fail.\n\nThey serve food till midnight, so we rolled through here at 11 PM on a First Friday. \n\nThe waiter kept forgetting things we asked for... water, menus, etc. \n\nFrench fries - oops chips - tasted like they had been sitting out for a while. Cool and mushy... not my idea of a good chip.\n\nMy clam chowder was kind of thin though it tasted OK. It was lacking potatoes. Kinda weird. \n\nOrdered a Strongbow cider on tap... and it's flat. Since the server was nowhere to be found, I went up to the bar. Bartender: \"Oh the cider is usually a little flat! Don't worry about it!\" (WHAAA???) Me: \"No - it's really flat. I think my water is fizzier.\" Turns out it was the bottom of the tap and there's none left, and they aren't opening another till the next day. So no drinkey drinkey for Adam. Fail! \n\nFriend ordered some sandwich, she seemed to like it but it didn't look too thrilling to me. So whatevs.\n\nThe wine list was pretty shallow. Other friend ordered some \"fruity tart\" type flavored white wine. She said it was \"tinny\" tasting and not good. Fail.\n\nThe pool table takes up way too much room such that it's impossible to sit around the wall and not be poked by sticks. After being poked 3x by this daft fool I tapped the back of his cue ball and messed up his shot on purpose, because I was about to get it in the ribs. \n\nThe paintings of the Queen and Churchill kind of suck, in a 7th grade kind of way. It looks like Queen E's hair is floating slightly above her head. \n\nI will not be back!
__label__2 In theory I love Rose & Crown: Good people, good beer, good location, etc. \n\nBut sometimes they fail the service test, albeit unintentionally, due to staff and space challenges.\n\nWhen it's not packed and I can enjoy steady service from the pool room or out on the porch, life is just about perfect. However, if I'm jammed inside with 100 other people vying for the same bartender's attention, I kinda want to take my ball and go home.\n\nSo when you go to Rose & Crown, which I enthusiastically suggest you do, temper your expectations based on how busy it is. \n\nAll that said the food is dependable, the beer selection is legit, and it's an ideal place to check out a weekend soccer match or even Sunday NFL football.
__label__2 A great selection of brews and scotch/whisky paired with finest mediocre pub fare. Leave the fancy cousine and drinks to Hanny's and grab yourself some fish & chips with a dram of Lagavulin 16. Oh, I forgot to mention--they're cigar friendly.
__label__1 $10 for a 4:20pm show. The absolute WORST movie theater popcorn I have ever eaten. I wish I'd have gone a few miles out of the way to AMC for $5 tickets and good popcorn. Very, very disappointing visit!
__label__4 Great popcorn and an extremely friendly staff.  Seats are comfortable and the theatre is clean!
__label__4 Friendly staff, good food and a great happy hour in an awesome modern atmosphere. I've been coming here from about a year and every time I do the food is great. They take classics Mexican cuisine and put a modern twist on it to make it fresh and pleasing.  Plus the chef visits the tables to insure everything was great tasting.
__label__1 When this first opened the food was good. Now it tastes like everything came from the freezer. The food is just okay now but not for the price.
__label__3 In the mood for some Mexican food and we found this place. The wait staff was really nice and knowledgable about the menu. \n\nWe ordered drinks, then entr\u00e9es. I ordered the tres fajita and wife ordered Monterrey enchiladas. The food didn't take a long time and was really good when it arrived. The food tasted really fresh and was presented very well. \n\nI gave this place four stars because I hadn't tried everything just yet. I'm looking forward to going back. \n\nAdditionally, the menu was very reasonably priced. I would recommend Cantina Laredo to anyone who likes fresh Mexican food.
__label__2 Have to bring this down.  Place was cool, but the staff became really sh*tty.  I so like the food, but geez, it's smile or something.
__label__3 This place is nice if you're not wanting authentic Mexican food. I was kind of hoping for some sloppy refried bean and cheese type of deal covered with red sauce.... Something I now know I can't find here. Originally I was disappointed seeing that this place offered more upscale, dare I say it- Americanized Mexican food. I ended up being pleasantly surprised. \n\nThe restaurant is very clean, and our server Jackie was very speedy and friendly. \n\nI ordered the spinach enchiladas and my boyfriend had the chicken enchiladas, both were not traditional Mexican food by any means, but were both were pretty good. Once again, not the type of food we were hoping for, but not bad at all.\n\nJackie recommended the red house sangria to me, and I'm so glad she did, it was DELICIOUS! Definitely the highlight of the meal. This girl knows her sangrias, I would recommend her as a waitress if you plan on stopping in!
__label__3 I went to Cantina Laredo one evening after work with a large group (there were nine of us) and had a really good experience!\n\nThe food: Not super authentic Mexican by any means but they offer an edited menu that's executed well (in other words, small menu but everything on there is pretty good). The complimentary chips and salsa were replenished frequently - I probably ate like three bowls of chips (they were FREE!). I'm a vegan so I ordered the Tacos de Hongos (mushroom tacos). The balsamic glaze was tasty, there was no cheese on my plate and it was a good portion size. \n\nThe service: They were BUSY and thanks to a co-worker having a reservation, we scored a large table in the back. The section we were in had sliding doors so it was obvious they gave us the space they typically use for private dining events. I don't remember her name but our waitress was good - accomodated our requests and offered suggestions. She recommended the mango margarita and it was AWESOME. \n\nOverall, I'm looking forward to coming back for Happy Hour so I can munch on some chips and have a few more mango margaritas!
__label__0 This place is terrible - now I see why there were so many empty seats in the place. My daughter ordered the taquitos - totally pre frozen - for sure not home made!  My husband ordered a fajita combo w/ short ribs - TERRIBLE - it pretty much went untouched. I ordered the chicken tacos - they didn't taste too bad, but boy does my tummy hurt now!  We would have been better off driving to Elmer's Tacos!
__label__2 Cantina Laredo is a nice mexican restaurant.  If you like super salty chips you'll love these chips.  There are two different types of salsa, a cold and a hot.  The hot salsa has a smokier, spicier flavor than the cold.  Both are really tasty.  I ordered the chicken enchiladas with sour cream poblano sauce.  They were ok at best.  The chicken had no flavor and the sauce was kind of bland.  The pinto beans were really good and the spanish rice was average.  My husband had the carnitas.  The meat was super tender and fell off bone.  He ordered a side of flour tortillas so he could make tacos with the meat.  He had a side of mixed vegetables that consisted of zucchini, red peppers and squash.  He said that they were seasoned perfectly, and he doesn't even like zucchini.  He also had a side of rice and a margarita.  All and all the meal was good and relatively cheap at only $45.
__label__1 SO ANNOYING!\n\nI get that they have this whole special ambiance thing going but the \"amenity fee\" is a bit fricking much. Basically, if you go to a movie at night or don't buy your tickets 2 days in advance, then you have to pay an extra \"fee\", up to $3 bucks. Also annoying: having to pre-select your seats. Really? I think that if I get to the movie before someone else, I should get to pick my seat before them.\n\nFood options are decent, though.
__label__4 Very nice interior, good sound and an awesome  concession stand. I like the fact that you can pick your own seats online and at the ticket office.\nYeah, it may be a little more expensive BUT it helps keep away the idiots who expect to pay $3 for a movie and then talk/text through the whole thing. Every time I've seen a movie there it's been a fun, relaxing experience which is actually how movie-going is  supposed to be.
__label__0 The guy who took our order reeked of cigarettes. As we were eating our pizza he went outside to smoke again. I watched him when he came in and he did not wash his hands. Hand to mouth contact. I dont want your saliva in or on my pizza. He then went to the back and started handling food. The pizza was good and he was a nice guy. I just dont like the person making or delivering my food reeking like an ashtray. As we left there was an ashtray full of nasty, stinky cigarettes outside the door. Not what i want to see when I am going into an establishment to eat.\n\nWe are new to the area and were hoping this would be our new pizza place. Will now have to keep looking.
__label__3 I was in town visiting a friend and he said this was a good local bar where we could have a couple beer and play a game of poker. I wish there were something like that in OC. Apparently they have a HUGE soccer following..we were there in January. A good time!
__label__1 If it wasn't for my eating disorder, I would have walked out.\n\nInstead of making that smart choice, I stayed... cutting away at the thick layer of breading in search of the two haddock fillets.  My rescue attempt turned out to be a recovery, as it tasted fishy.\n\nThe fries were exceptional, and my wife commented that the cole slaw could be one of the best she has ever tasted. But a great supporting cast isn't going to be enough to redeem the unappetizing star of this show.\n\nI'll go to Long John Silvers long before I'll set foot in here again.
__label__3 I didn't find out about this particular chain until I moved to Las Vegas 1.5 years ago.  Even then, I was hesitant to try it.  When I did go, I was pleasantly surprised.  This is the first one I've been to, and since then I've checked out about 4-5 others (generally the same selection, but not all the time).\n\nPros:\n-coupons (the email ones are better than the circulars, but a discount is generally better than no discount, right?)\n-discounted items (the items that aren't sold by the \"display until date\") vary by day and are generally a good buy--few exceptions, though\n-the staff is always courteous and helpful\n-always quite clean and generally have samples \n-easy to navigate around the aisles and the store (not very hard to find what you're looking for)\n-they carry PURE PROTEIN products (I've had problems trying to find the cans, but they have 3 different varieties here)\n\nCons:\n-lack of variety with some of the pre-made entrees (I realize that this is hard to do, given that they make the entrees fresh and ship them for distribution, but it's still an issue for me)\n-semi-limited selection of items (they have the basics, but not everything)\n-some of the produce that I've purchased here (full price) has gone bad a bit quicker in comparison to other places\n\nIn my opinion, Fresh and Easy is giving Whole Foods, Trader Joe's, and Sunflower Market (to name a few) some competition, though. \n\nI like the concept and all that Fresh and Easy is trying for, and it's too bad that they had to close down some of the locations.  When they did have to close down the other stores, I was able to get a bunch of $5 off $20 coupons (expiring November and December of 2010).  Now that was reason enough to check it out.\n\nAll in all, I enjoy shopping here, but I do realize that I can't buy everything that I need when I shop at Fresh and Easy.
__label__0 This place is a dump!   Staff is rude, the owner just wants money, doesn't care about the quality of his programs or his staff.  The overall carelessness of the owner and staff is evident by the state of facility- its filthy and in need of maintenance.  Spend your money elsewhere, this guy doesn't need more lining his already deep pockets.
__label__1 Wow, based on the pictures and description on their website I expected their gardens to be A LOT bigger. Yes it was pretty, but everything was so squished and there were so many tourists (even on a Monday and Tuesday!) that it was hard to appreciate and enjoy. They were also in the middle of switching over from their Thanksgiving theme to their holiday theme so some displays were only half completed. Bummer...
__label__4 This is a beautiful place to see the seasonal themes change.  It's a living breathing art exhibit.  I absolutely love walking around the conservatory and seeing all the incredible colors used in nature for humanities viewing pleasure. \nI try to go at least four times a year. \n\nAfter you see the gardens walk outside and watch the fountains for an even better experience.
__label__4 This is my favorite Las Vegas attraction.  Amazing!  We saw it at night and had to come back to see it during daylight.  Both spectacular.  I highly recommend this.  Free is a great value.  Brave the crowds and the sidewalk debauchery, come see this.  Bathrooms are clean.  The facility alone is worth the trip, details on the interior of the building is beautiful.  The flowers, layouts, decor and scents are a sensory feast.  Great shopping too.
__label__3 They always put a lot of effort into this exhibit, and considering it's a free attraction that says a lot about Bellagio! On the weekend it can get quite crowded - it's a small area - but definitely worth seeing if you are in the area!
__label__2 Same as it ever was\nSame as it ever was\nSame as it ever was\n\n-- Talking Heads\n\nYeah, not much had changed in the 24 years that passed between my last two visits. You get a burger that's a little charred. Fries and onion rings are fairly good. The atmosphere is without pretension.
__label__1 I've been here several times, mainly for 80's night, although I have  also been there on other nights as well. I gave Bel's 2 stars because they have a couple pool tables, a ping pong table, comfy chairs, a few old school arcade games and aside from the ever so popular 80's night they do have punk shows and sometimes screen indie movies(I've never been to either but an old roommate went and really enjoyed). \n\nI do love my dives but this is on a whole different level. Now that I haved moved out of Lville, I doubt that I will ever return, I just can't get over the place smelling like a giant arm pit - no matter what night of the week it is.
__label__2 I'd heard about this place from a few people.  Some of our friends were on a mini Butler Street bar crawl, and told us to meet them here.  It was way bigger than I was expecting, which was nice.  Lots of room to spread out and do your own thing.  The boys loved the fact that they have $2 PBR pounders.  I enjoyed the beer selection, and had a few Great Lakes brews.  \nThe only downfall about this place was the smell.  I don't say this proudly, but I'm sort of used to the dive-bar smoky musty smell.  When I got home, my clothes smelled far worse than any of my experience at other places.  I'd suggest leaving your coat at home, if possible.  \nI'm sure we'll be back eventually, since I've heard good things about their theme nights and bar bingo.
__label__4 Hey forget what you heard! This bar is beyond awesome with cheap and an awesome beer selection! Bartenders and staff make you feel like part of the family because that's what they are about. And I gotta say their burgers are great! 90s is the shit! Ya it's smokey but whatevvv.. You will have an awesome time I'm sure of it
__label__1 Oh, Phoenix, when will you deliver me to my pizza nirvana?  Not today, it seems.\n\n\nAfter moving here from the tri-state area (CT, NY, NJ) in June, I've been relentlessly pursuing pizza hoping that something, ANYTHING, would hint at that sweet, sweet taste of home.\n\nIn the tri-state, hole-in-the-wall pizza joints can be found more frequently than gas stations (as in, more than one on every corner), and knock the socks off of what you Phoenicians like to call \"pizza.\"  \n\nI digress;  I tried Yo Pauly's because I saw garlic knots on the menu.  Surely, any pizzeria that has the staple food of Long Island on its menu must know how to make a good pie.  Wrong.  Yo Pauly's is merely a shell of a NJ pizza joint;  all (stereotypical) show, without substance.  The dough was bland;  sauce, tasteless; and cheese... well, it's cheese... but still wasnt all that great.\n\nYou see, pizza joints in the tri-state are heralded as the go-to quick spot for cheap, quality meals (all pizza places should be judged as such).  Yo Pauly's isnt quality and it isnt cheap ($8+ for two slices and a soda).  I guess you could go here if you want quick... \n\n\n\n\nTo \"Pauly:\"  Take a trip to Long Island (I know you have the $$$, based off your prices) and go into the first pizza joint you see.  Order a cheese slice, grandma slice, and some knots.  Come back home, ditch the stereotypes, and do your best to come close.
__label__0 STAY AWAY!!! Keep your money in your pocket. \n\nThis is the WORSE place to get your manicure and pedicure. I paid over $40 for just the fill. The next day, my nails started splitting and water was getting in. They did not glue them. I also had a broken nail, which they charged extra to fix. Needless to say, that broke again. Yes,  the next day. I have been doing my nails for over 25 years and never experienced such a rip off place with techs who does such a lousy job. It isn't cheap either.
__label__3 This place rocks my chain Mary. I would totally give it five stars but I'm forced to go to Arizona Mills. Forced to navigate the mullet filled, stroller strewn and too many freakin' families, halls of this outlet mall. Some people go for java when they shop here. As seen by the sick ass long lines at Starbucks and that Gloria's place. Me? A cocktail or two at The Rainforest (cuz the food there is SO bad) takes the edge off. NOW...my reason for the review...Dolce and Gabanna pants...so sick...so hot. Marked down from $485 to $179. And they fit! It was a pure Carrie Bradshaw/Milona Blanik moment I had in the fitting room. I've accrued other great deals, including a special edition German Puma t-shirt that was $120 and I nabbed for $15. I mean really. $120 for a t-shirt. Honestly. Underwear maybe. But a t-shirt. Oh, best part. I use my Neiman's card and get a 5% discount. Shop on yelpers. Shop on. See ya at the mall....please, leave the strollers at home!!! Oh and I hear a little finger tip of Crown Royal under a toddler's tongue puts them right out. I'm just sayin....
__label__3 i was only outside but the outside was beautiful. a little confusing to drive around, but a ton of little restaurants and shops. super cute.
__label__4 Full disclosure: I'm a native so I'm biased.  I've been to other state capitals, this one without question is one of the greatest in the country.  First, it's a replica of the nation's capital which is really cool.  Secondly it's on a hill down the street from the school and bars.  Three it houses one of the bigger a-hole governors in the country....I guess that's not cool but maybe you could protest and get arrested with your family.  It's free too.
__label__4 I stopped 2 bjs to fill app for bartender ,I talked to a manager with in 10 mins That was the best interview i have had I have been a casino for 25 + yrs It was a very well conducted I am very impressed \n       bob nichols
__label__3 I've been going to this BJs Cocktail Lounge since about May 2013. I've been going there at least once a week since then (sometimes up to four times a week). \n\nFirst of all, the wait and bar staff is extremely friendly and personable. I really like going there because of this. They will definitely remember your name if you frequent this place enough (of course, I'm sure they're paid to do so). Nevertheless, they seem very genuine about it and I always feel very comfortable going there.\n\nFor a bar that is themed like many others in Las Vegas (fairly dark, video poker machines, many televisions, some times very smokey) BJ's doesn't have a dive feel at all. It definitely is very clean, new and nicely decorated and I consider it much more upscale than par for Las Vegas.\n\nA friend of mine and I frequent BJ's for lunch and happy hour. They have deals for both times. At lunch, they have a $10 lunch menu that's actually, for the most part, worth the $10. I've had pretty much all of the burgers offered on the lunch menu (they're generally always cooked to preference). All have been good. The BBQ bacon burger is very good - thick patty, cooked to order and the bacon does not disappoint. The personal pizzas are also very good as well and more than enough for one person to eat. The only time I was not pleasantly surprised with my meal was with the mushroom burger. The mushrooms tasted a little too \"wild\" for me and under-cooked. However, this could be that I just don't like mushrooms that much since I rarely eat them. I guess you learn something everyday.\n\nMy favorite item on the menu is the Prime Rib Dip sandwich. This is offered on the $10 lunch menu. It's a very sizable sandwich with juicy roast beef on a baguette roll smothered in onions and Swiss cheese. Additionally, it comes with a cappuccino cup full of Au jus, an excellent garlic horseradish sauce, freshly cooked potato chips and is really quite amazing.\n\nThe happy hour BJ's offers is also extremely good. All drinks are half price from 4pm to 7pm. They also offer a decent assortment of $5 appetizers. A Dogfish Head IPA will run you only $3 at happy hour (opposed to 6-8 bucks at the few local places that actually have it). A Coors Light (or equivalent) will run you under a $1.50. I've really only eaten the chicken wings at happy hour, but they are pretty good as well. They're not breaded or fried, but grilled and slightly charred (different but a nice departure from basics).\n\nAll in all, I would probably give BJs 5 stars, but I'm still reserving that for a place that I would deem \"perfect\". However, I don't think I've been to any place like that yet.
__label__4 Outfit to rock on the strip. This H&M was pretty much one of my favorite stores. Layout was great and their selection was very trendy.
__label__3 I love H&M, they are affordable and have some unique styles. I am the type that loves embellishments; give me zippers, buttons, clasps, pins, and patches on my clothes. The fact that they are using organic cotton and recycled fibers intrigue me. Their dress clothes are stiff and abrasive against the skin, at first, but after a few washes they won't irritate. They are good for work. Especially if you are looking for cheap, stylish, and you won't be heartbroken if they get messed up. \n\nH&M's casual wear is more my style. Their t-shirts and jackets appeal to my excessive need for bedazzlement.\n\nTry everything on, because they don't seem to have any standard size. I was swimming in a medium button up, but tried another style only to have it fit perfectly. This happened with jackets, under shirts, and pants. It cannot be a fluke.
__label__0 Lousy customer service!!! The blonde girl & the cashier boy (short one) you both sucks!!! Made me wait in line for nothing. I picked 2 Pima basic for $20. The cashier boy said it's $12.95 each. I have to get the right one, went back to the rack, met the blonde near the front door, she said \"yes, they're 2 for $20\" I went back to the cashier he insist \"no, they didn't ring up\" WTF! It's not rocket science. Every H&M has it, can't believe it!!! I will call your head office for such an incompetent service.\nNo surprised, Maghan (the blonde girl) gave me bad number for customer service. However, I found one
__label__4 Taiwan Cafe is the best place you can eat in Oakland.  Maybe even all of Pittsburgh. Everything I have ever ordered from here was good.  Their sushi is delicious, fresh, AND inexpensive.  \n\nAlthough it looks/smells dicey on the way down/outside, you're in for a treat.  Choy is the friendliest worker you have ever met.   He will always remember you and your order.  It's a great touch.  \n\nTcafe is a Pittsburgh staple. Go, eat, and enjoy. And then buy a six pack.
__label__2 Just had dinner here while staying at the JW Marriott Desert Ridge for a conference.  \n\nShort take: overall it was a pleasant and good experience.  I'd come back if I lived in the area and if I didn't mind spending a few bucks.  \n\nDetails: The hostesses and wait staff were great; seated me promptly and were able to engage in some nice small talk to get me comfortable.  The dining area was pleasant.  It has some massive stone columns that break the room into somewhat smaller seating areas, making for a cozier dining experience and also helps to shield from noise.  The seats were comfortable, and the table plenty big for a party of two--unlike some other restaurants that really try to cram you into as small of a footprint as possible.  So far so good.\n\nNow onto the important stuff: the food and pricing.  The food I got was excellent.  The portions, however, are small.  Luckily for me, they surprised me with a bread board and a couple of other things (unexpected dungeness crab salad mini-bite, and end-of-meal white chocolate truffle).  The bread wasn't the usual bread and olive oil dipping sauce that I'm accustomed to getting at lesser restaurants, but a board with three types of warm artisan bread: a cranberry, a plain sourdough, and a nice green olive encrusted bread.  Six slices in total, I ate all of them.  It would have been a little dry normally, but 4 (count 'em, 4) different spreads and dips made them very edible.  They had an olive oil dip, a buttery spread, a tangy blended mayonnaise dip, and some cooked and oiled cored olive topping dish.  It was a delight to mix and match the types of bread with the types of options.  \n\nI started with a caesar salad.  This was pretty good, but you can't really go too far with a caesar.  I've had plenty worse, so I'm sure you get the picture.  I was disappointed by the size though, it was a small soup bowl size (for $10!).  At least there were two fresh anchovies in there.\n\nFor the main entree, I ordered their veal ravioli.  This was delicious.  The skin was just right, the meat was tender.  The sauce was a creamy delight, and there was also a secondary plating of a deep green colored sauce that neither added nor subtracted from the taste or texture of the dish.  What was a little weird was the prosciutto they haphazardly tossed on top of it all.  No complaints though, I chopped that up and it added a little extra kick.  In total there were only about eight 1.5\" square sized ravioli; plumply stuffed, but a couple more would have been nice...  \n\nOne person, no wine, no dessert, no coffee--just iced tea, a salad, and ravioli, and I was up to $41.  I wouldn't have been full without the bread.  If the price was a little lower, say $30-35, I would have given them an extra star.
__label__0 I went to Tempe Paintball a while back with a group and was extremely unimpressed with the lack of safety rules. We've done paintball before at other places and \"fingers on the triggers\" in other places is a giant no-no when you are outside of the game area. This place has no rules on it or does not enforce it. Kids need to be taught right away to always be safe. The staff didn't seem to care about it, which made my group feel very unsafe. I did like the facility but when this happened we decided to never go back. We love paintball, but we will find another place to go from now on.
__label__0 Got this as a gift from Groupon....it was actually alot of fun...we knew we would get our butt kicked by a bunch of 12 year olds....but with that being said....they give you a 10 minute orentation about the rules which all make sense. the people managing the field do nto pay attention and inforce these safety rules. teams are not matched fairly....a bunch of 12 year olds agains a pro team....a guy on the other team stuck the barrell of his fully auto paitball gun under my face mask after he was shot out and shot me in the face. after i was out i proceeded to leave the field with my hands in the air ( as instructed) and the same guy unloaded about 15-20 rounds on me within 5 feet which again is against the rules. i questioned the guy on why he did it and he grabbed me by the shirt and proceeded to instigate a fight.  ALL OF THIS HAPPENED IN FRONT OF A YOUNG BLONDE FEMALE STAFF MEMBER WHO DID NOTHING! the staff didnt do much about this other than appologize and offer me a free visit. they contunued to let the violent gentelman stay and play when he should of been kicked out. there was also a dad and his 3 kids that  questioned the staff about the rules not being followed and they ended up leaving due to carelessness from the staff. needless to say....it would of been a ton of fun if the rules given were monotored. WILL GO TO ANOTHER PAINTBALL FACILITY NEXT TIME.
__label__3 Good food and actually good customer service!\n\nThis is a new ownership compared to the last incarnation under a different name, and they are much improved!\nThe food is varied and of decent quality; my Discard Pile* was very small.  There was an assortment of seafood, pork, beef, chicken, and vegetable dishes.  Nothing I had was too greasy, either.  The only item I'm used to that I missed was bean sprouts.  I dug the honey chicken and orange chicken, the pork spare ribs were nice even though the sauce was too sweet, but the beef short ribs tasted too much like plain old roast beef.  I don't like mushrooms but would bet that most folks would appreciate their unusual addition to the inside of the springroll style eggrolls.  \n\nThe real standout for me that day was the customer service.  \nIn a boofay? I know!\nMy experience at Fuji Boofay was the exact opposite of China Star http://www.yelp.com/biz/china-star-super-buffet-phoenix-2#hrid:CjQqXNGlBOFi-aVdY6VWIw \n\nAllow me to briefly elaborate (ooh nice oxymoron)\n\nI walked in and had already noticed the quite clear signage stating that lunch lasted until 3:30pm and dinner began at 3:35pm.  \n\nIt was 3:32pm. [dun dun DUUUHHHNNNN]  I braced myself for the worse (see China Star review), when the smiley young lady at the counter asked, \n\"Do you want lunch or dinner?\"\n\"I get to choose!?  Well, I don't eat any seafood.\"\n\"Okay, lunch then.  You'll pay later.\"   ...and I'm led to my seat.\nYea_eah.\nI think I like that kind of service very much.\n\nI will come back when ever I get my vehicle serviced next door.\n\n\n* I measure the quality of a boofay, especially its meat items, by the size of the pile of grisle, fat, and ? that is uneaten and cut off or spit out onto the plate.  Of course, smaller is better when it comes to the Discard Pile!
__label__0 I wasn't expecting a lot here, but was still disappointed.  My first tip-off was when I picked up a plate at the front of the buffet and it had little crumbs of wet food and water on it....got grossed out....picked up another....same thing.  EWW.  Now I'm used to getting wet plates at buffets...not sure why that is, but it is expected.  But water AND food?!  Definitely didn't get my appetite going.  : (  \n\nWe went to fill our plates and as we were walking back to our table from \"round 1\", my husband decided that our table was a little too far from all the food (he was right, it was).  I agreed and he politely asked if we could be moved to another area where most of the other people were seated.  The host kind of sighed and acted like this was the most difficult request in history, but moved us anyway.  The new table had lots of crumbs, food scraps and grease on the booth seats, as well as on the table.  YUM.  But it WAS closer to the buffet!  lol\n\nGot settled in at the new table (after using all our napkins wiping it off) and started checking out the food we had chosen.  Nothing that I had really stood out, but most of it was edible.  They had pretty much the standard buffet fare...\n\n-Salads (I didn't have any, but tried the hubby's seafood salad...that was surprisingly tasty)\n-Sushi rolls (was scared to try at a buffet....hubby did and said they were \"really good\"...I took his word for it)\n-Cold shrimp (passed on that too....seemed like food poisoning waiting to happen)\n-A couple of hot pasta dishes (the penne pasta with cream sauce and mushrooms was good)\n-Grilled salmon (YUCK... only ate one bite.  Too fishy smelling/tasting...salmon isn't normally like that)\n-Mashed potatoes & various sides (decent, basic stuff)\n-Chinese food (eggrolls were good...fried rice and noodle dish, not so much)\n-Mexican food (HELL NO)\n-Fried shrimp (not bad)\n-Lots of dessert (I got all excited because they had a TON of mini desserts...and I am the dessert QUEEN.  ; )  Problem: none of them are really any good!  BOO....)\n\nSo, we did our 2nd and 3rd rounds and tried to get as full as humanly possible to get our $19.99 worth.  As I kept walking back and forth, I noticed something else...my shoes kept sticking to the floor really badly, which was a precarious situation while carrying a full plate of food.  : (   It definitely gave me even more reason to think this place definitely hadn't been cleaned properly in a long time.  \n\nWhile the place was pretty gross and the food was mediocre at best, the kicker was sitting there watching the server dude chat it up with EVERY. SINGLE. TABLE. except for ours, refilling drinks when they were half empty, bringing more napkins, etc, etc....the works....all the while leaving us completely unattended and, towards the end, drink-less too.  I finally had to flag him down to ask for a refill after waiting 10+ minutes to see if he'd get a clue.  He did come grab our empty plates when we were gone at the buffet, but that was IT.  I don't know if we pissed someone off by asking (very nicely) to switch tables, or if we looked young and like we wouldn't leave a tip....I have no clue.  It was so odd and so blatant that it started to feel like one of those hidden camera situations or something!  Weird.  \n\nAll I know is that we weren't treated very well here, the food wasn't worth it and the whole place needs a good scrub down.  Find another place to get your buffet on in Vegas because MORE doesn't live up to its name....
__label__3 Ok so I normally don't go to buffets because typically they're overpriced and I never eat enough to make up the money but this one is awesome because for $30 you can eat ALL day as much as you want. Only drawback is that even on a weekend night they close at 10pm. BOO! Can't do that guys, it's Vegas! WTH! Oh well good food though honestly like almost every single thing I ate was delicious ranging from soups to sushi to pasta and even deserts. I def recommend the strawberry cheesecake even if you don't like it because OMG soooooooooooo yummy it hits the spot even with just one bite. Since we were staying at the hotel as well we got free drink tickets too and in the morning we both got complimentary champagne! How cool is that right? So yeah I think we'll be back :)
__label__1 Short review: Dorm Food.
__label__0 Wish this site had a minus star.  This buffet was terrible.  The food was mediocre, food stations were dirty and not well stocked. The salad bar was the biggest disappointment.   Certainly NOT worth the $20 dinner price.  I would not recommed this to anyone.
__label__1 We got a free meal from the hotel so why not?\n\nWhile I haven't had a number of buffets in Vegas, those that I have had scored higher on the score cards. More The Buffet is the bottom of the wash barrel, worse than bath water. We came in during dinner and upon walking up to the register, was pretty surprised to see the $20 price tag. However, the yellow tinted lighting should have given me a the red flag. None of the food there is memorable, it's a self serve beverage station- I should've ordered alcohol, and we sat across two table that have not been bussed from the moment we arrived to the time we left. Imagine, stacks and stacks of plates with half eaten portions. Bleh.\n\nNext time, if there ever is one, I will have to exchange that offer for something more palatable like play credits or show tickets.\n\nNote: pay the extra $10 and go to another buffet.
__label__2 No, it's not MGM or Mandalay Bay. It is a good buffet for the money. The lunch buffet had a lot of good options. They have Middle Eastern, Asian, Mexican, Italian and American standards. For $35 you can get three buffets in a day. I wouldn't suggest it, but you could!
__label__2 I had fun here while I was in search of an inexpensive brunch before the long drive home. Great variety of dishes. One step up from the hometown buffet/golden corral type buffets.
__label__2 I was excited to find a moderatley priced buffet and this one, along with the Excalibur one, had a deal where you could eat at both all day for only $35. We tried this one for breakfast. I thought the food was good and there was a good variety. Since we got there close to the switch between breakfast and lunch I saw there was also a good lunch variety. We were so full from the morning that we decided to do a late lunch/early dinner during their dinner hours but I was disappointed with the variety of food. The little that was available was good though. And they had crab legs, shrimp and sushi. This buffet was miles better than Exaclibur though.
__label__0 HORRIBLE!! The chicken tastes like its from a banquet TV dinner!! Do not waste your money like we wasted ours!
__label__0 This is absolutely abysmal. I'm sitting at the table trying to figure out how to get my money back...
__label__1 Formerly Pharoah's Pheast.  Definately spacious dining area.  But the food was just OK.
__label__0 This is the worst buffet that I have ever been to in my entire life. It's worst than Souplantation (way worst, actually), worst than Hometown, and of course ALL the other buffets in Vegas to date.\n\nThe food is bland, and everything doesn't taste like food. (For example, the eggs taste like they came from a box - made with water, the hot dogs were soggy and gross, even the pizza was old and nasty.) The drinks were watered down. Orange juice tasted like orange-colored water.\n\nDesserts existed and looked OK, but when you ate it - they were bland and didn't have any taste. (empty calories).\n\nWe paid $40 for the two of us -$20 per person. NOT WORTH IT!\n\nDON'T GO! There were just so many things wrong with this buffet.
__label__0 Not the same any more. Use to be called the Pharohs Feast, and its called the More Buffet...Should be call the Less Buffet...I use to like the fresh fruits, now they offer canned fruits. Waste of my $20 bucks. The waffle was so hard, I could hv used it for a sponge to wash my dishes. Yuck!
__label__1 Avoid. It reminds me of a Hometown Buffet chain. The food is plentiful as is the selection, and some of the items are good. But the it comes off as a cheap cafeteria. It looks old and run down, and some of the food looks like its been sitting there forever.
__label__0 First to review, now the last.\nStopped by to see Hiro and Shige at \"Shiro Sushi\" last night and there is a note on the door.\n\n\"Couldn't make it through the slow times\".\n\nToo bad.\nHopefully we will find them elsewhere soon.\nTJ
__label__0 We went to this place twice in two days and my experience there is what made me give it this rating:\n\nPOSITIVE\nWhen I stepped into this place I was really amazed with the setup and layout of it. All over the place are plush areas to sit down with a ton of TVs to watch everything all over the place. In the main area there is a huge screen (like someone mentioned 40' x 20' screen) with stadium seating. All around the back there other nicely furnished rooms with more big screen TVs and the like.\n\nThe other good thing about this place was our service. On both occasions our servers were very attentive and always checked on us and asked if we needed anything. Even the backup servers helped us out whenever we needed anything as well.\n\nNEGATIVE\nOn our first occasion here we were led on a little tour and then seated in the \"Sapphire Room\" towards the back of the place. Like I said earlier it was nicely furnished and there was a pool table in there. We were sitting in there having a good time for about twenty minutes and had gotten our first round of drinks when our waitress asked us if we knew that it was a $40 spending minimum PER PERSON for us to sit in that particular room! No one had mentioned this when we were first seated so we were pretty taken aback when we heard this. As we only wanted to have a few drinks and watch basketball we decided to take ourselves out of this section to an area where there was no preset spending limit. Granted I know you need to spend some kind of money when you're watching sports in bars, but this was absurdly high.\n\nThe food we had here, while it wasn't bad, it was pretty mediocre.\n-On our first trip here we had the cheese fries. The fries were only OK, but what really set this appetizer back was the fact that they dumped like cheese whiz cheese on it or that rubbery cheese you get with your nachos from 7-11. How hard is it to get shredded cheddar and micro or heat it so that it melts on the fries?\n-The second meal I had at this place were their \"40/40 burgers\" which essentially is their version of sliders. Nothing to write home about either. I asked for them to be done medium and they were pretty charred when I got them. Twelve dollars for three little burgers that were overcooked? Once again, just OK.\n-Some of the other meals that I saw but didn't try were their pizzas. It looked like something that came from the freezer section at the supermarket, like Aunty Celeste's pizzas or something. They didn't look that appetizing and no one really said much about them so I assume they weren't that great either.\n-Drinks were kinda pricey too.\n\nNow for the really bad part of our whole experience. We had a group of eight of us when we came and one of our buddies who set the thing up had called in to make reservations for us to having prime seating in this place. When we get their this big bouncer tells us that making reservations \"doesn't really mean anything.\" That's all well and good I guess, now if they only took all that stuff about making reservations off their website then.\n\nSo the next thing he tells us is that \"if you take care of me, I'll take care of you.\"  And so my friend who set up the whole thing was like OK, fine, so he shelled out $60 for us to get prime seating. What does our bouncer guy do, he goes into the prime seating area and kicks out a few guys that are sitting in there  so that we can sit down. After we get in there we find out that there's not enough space for our group to sit down, so we have to talk to our \"friend\" one more time to find us a space that we all can fit in. Luckily he found us an open corner where we could all sit, but unfortunately two of us didn't have ANY view of a television set whatsoever.\n\nAfter this whole seating thing, we were kinda rubbed the wrong way. At the end of the night we wanted to talk to the manager about what had happened and finally after about twenty minutes of talking to people we finally got the attention of the manager (who really didn't look or feel like a manager from the way she was dressed). Essentially she told us to come back tomorrow as they have to review tapes and talk to people to find out exactly what happened. Seeing as how we were headed somewhere else already we said we would come back the next day to hopefully resolve everything.\n\nI was less than confident that things would be resolved the next day, but when we went back to 40/40 the next day we went in and the bouncer guy that took our money came up to us, said the manager wanted him to talk to us and apologize for what happened last night and he even gave us our money back. While it was great that he did this it didn't seem too sincere and I was actually surprised that the manager didn't come out to talk to us to make sure this whole thing was resolved.\n\nIn the end we'll probably not go to this place again. Like other Yelpers have said this place doesn't know what it wants to be. Sorry Jay-Z, cool place, but not a cool experience.
__label__0 I was turned off by their BAD customer service. I've been doing sumits, bikram and hot yoga for six years in Arizona and this by far has been my WORST experience! I recently moved and was looking for a new studio so signed up for their two week trial. Come to my second class and ask for a yoga/mat rental and they lady says sorry we don't have any more but I could buy one for more than 60 dollars!!!!! Any other studio would have opened one of their mats and added it to their rental collection or would have not even made the mistake in the first place of not providing sufficient rental equipment. At the very least she could have extended my trial membership by one day since I didn't get to attend class today. It was extremely annoying. When you're paying ridiculous amounts for classes they should accommodate you better. If this yoga studio is just in a convenient location for you and you have money to blow then it's ok, but if you're lookig for true value and great teachers and atmosphere then check out some of the other studios in the area. Lucky for you Scottsdale has a ton and this yoga studio doesn't offer anything you cant get somewhere else.\n\nAlso, most of their good reviews are from when they were a part of Sumits Yoga. I've been to a couple sumit yoga studios and loved it every time. They've parted ways with sumit as they don't carry the studio name anymore (made clear by the outline of letters torn off their store front) so don't be deceived by these reviews that stem from when they had a previous owner as this is not the same place anymore and clearly the new management is struggling to follow in sumit's footsteps.
__label__3 Vom Fass is a charming little shop specializing in infused oils, vinegars, liqueurs, and liquors. If you are looking for unique gift ideas, this is an excellent place to start. The staff is friendly, helpful, and eager to assist, and customers are encouraged to sample the products before purchasing. \n\nI do have a few complaints, however. The bottles, although corked and sealed with wax, do have a tendency to leak. I purchased two bottles of oil as a present for my mother, and when she opened them, the bottles and the cellophane in which they were wrapped were coated with a layer of oil. Not much of the product was lost due to the leakage, but it was messy, and for the price that I paid for both the bottles and the contents, it was disappointing. The bottles themselves are quite pricey (not including the price of the product), but if you don't want to spend money on them the next go-round, you can simply wash and dry them and bring them back to be refilled. I am also not a fan of the writing on the bottles after purchase; employees use a white marker to write the contents and volume of the bottle on it, and in my opinion, it looks messy and cheap. \n\nProducts range from basic, traditional olive oil to higher-end oils, to sherries and vinegars, and there is a decent supply of alcohol from local suppliers, too. My favorite purchase to date is the rosemary-infused olive oil. I have also bought a wonderful raspberry vinegar here.\n\nYes, Vom Fass is pricey, but as the product is not necessarily intended for everyday use, it is worth a visit.
__label__0 This review is mainly in regards to their Fantasy Football Draft promo.\n\nLast year ('08 season) one of my fantasy football leagues saw an ad for hosting your draft party here, so we thought we would give it a try. It was pretty cool...we booked a date and time several weeks in advance and when we arrived they had a nice private table set up for us. We also got a great draft kit that included a board (we were able to hang it up on the wall) and color coded player stickers that were bright and visible for all at the table to see. We also got gift certificates for future visits and a discount on the bill. We had such a good experience that there was no question that we would be back for our draft in '09.\n\nSo, this year I called three weeks prior to make our reservation. The guy manager that I spoke to was pleasant and helpful on the phone. I even had to call a couple of days later to change to date (same guy, very accommodating). On the day of our draft, very different story. I showed up early and noticed that a table was not set up for us. I inquired at the bar and the bartender just pointed to a high-top for us to sit at. This would not do, especially since we need a quieter area for the 12 of us to hear each other and wall space to hang our board. I started to wander over to the table we had last year and as a server walked by I asked for the manager. I waited, and waited, and still no manager, so my friends and I pushed tables together ourselves and sat down. Finally the manager arrived..she was very unwelcoming and told us we had to sit in the bar because she only had one bartender on and no server that could serve us. I explained to her that we wanted to sit here, that we had been here last year (same time at night) and it was an ideal setup, and that one of our players wasn't even 21 and able to sit in the bar. She was very rude and gave in to us sitting there eventually, but not without threatening us with the police!! Oh, yeah, we are in the dining/restaurant part of the place because like I said one of our guys is 20, and she's telling us that there is a curfew on the strip (mind you, we are no where near the resort corridor) and if the police come in, its not her problem. Then she went on to say that all the servers were leaving...we said \"fine\" and that we would just walk to the bar to order food and drinks. In the end we spent a lot less money because it was difficult to keep getting up in the middle of all our action to get more beer and food. No discount either. One other thing, another fantasy football team was there that same night and didn't seem to like being told they had to sit in the loud bar area either...they eventually moved all of their stuff in the dining/restaurant part too.\n\nSo...I am also in another fantasy league. For the last four years, this league has always done its draft at Hard Rock Cafe. This year, based on my experience from '08 I convinced them to have the draft and BWW. After the experience with my first draft of '09 I called the day before to reconfirm the reservation and to make sure that the table we wanted would be available. Of course, the manage (the guy) didn't have our reservation. What!! We made it three weeks prior!! good thing I called. Again, I got there early (eager to make sure everything was going to go well especially after I got everyone to break from our HR Cafe tradition). We did get the table we wanted and we were even going to get service this time! woo hoo! Lots more drinking and food this time! Just as everyone shows up the manager (a manager, not the lady from the previous draft) informed us that they had no more draft kits! Really!! Are you kidding me!! We booked three weeks ago and I had even confirmed with the day manager who said nothing about not having any draft kits!!! I was so embarrassed and pissed off. I really thought my team was going to have a good experience and want to come back year after year. I guess we are just going to have to go back to HR Cafe or I hear Hooters has draft parties?? BOO WILD WINGS!!!\n\nP.S. I spent the first 25 years of my life in Buffalo....your wings are NOT real buffalo wings!!!\n\nP.P.S One star for the potato wedges with cheese and the really nice, attentive server we had the second draft of '09.
__label__2 Service: our server was flustered with too many tables and we felt like a burden when we asked her for a refill of celery sticks.\n\n\nmango-spicy: very spicy and good\ngarlic asian: not as spicy\njerk chicken: not spicy at all!!\n\nOverall very good buffalo wings, though they could just throw in more celery sticks.\n\n2X celery refills =$1.20 seriously???\n\nBeware. You will get charged for extra celery sticks even though a stalk of celery is less than a buck each.
__label__0 The one in Yuma, AZ was better. I had honey BBQ wings for appetizer, which were OK at best. For dinner had black and bleu burger. Didnt read menu close enuff, I guess. For $9 I got a \"slider\" with bleu cheese dressing squirted on it. The bun was tastey...more of a dinner roll, actually. The burger was disgusting....like it was baked or microwaved or somthing. Service was friendly but slow. Took them 5 minutes to make a gin/tonic while at 40% capacity. The only thing that will drag me back into one of these restaurants is a mandatory work function. A shame since I really wanted to like this place.
__label__1 We were invited to a friend's surprise birthday dinner at BWW yesterday. The guest of honor and his girlfriend (the planner) were running late, and the wife and I ended up being the first people from our group. We were told to ask for our party's table, the hostess said they don't take names/reservations, and she didn't know anything about it. Turns out, the General Manager either doesn't know how to inform her employees of group reservations, or her employees just don't know how to do their jobs. After the rest of our experience, I am leaning toward incompetent employees.\n\nOnce the planner called and talked to the hostess and explained everything to her, suddenly a group table was set up. We were seated and had our drink order taken relatively quickly. That first round of drinks turned out to be the ONLY one I got. If you aren't drinking alcohol, the waitstaff does not care to check up on you. And, one of their families or close friends was a table over from us, you can guess where the service went.\n\nI have been privy to many large group activities with menu based ordering. Intelligent staff will either section off the order or at least make notes as to where the food goes. Not sure if our order taker did that, as the staff that brought out the food would stand, literally, next to tables about 5 feet away from us and use a normal speaking voice asking us who's food was in her hands. \n\nIf you have never been to a BWW before, they are big rooms with maybe a dozen or more TV sets playing sports. Add to that, a couple large parties in the room (one of which was having a great time laughing constantly), the room gets a bit loud. It is OK in that situation to speak up, or get closer to the table to ask where the food goes. Enunciation and speaking up are important too. Many of us could only discern partial words coming out of the server's mouth when asking about the food in her hands.\n\nThe food was OK, nothing spectacular, for us at least. The couple across from us ordered some wings (were brought the wrong type boneless vs bone-in) and one batch had such a horrific flavor she could not stand the first bite. The servers never came by to ask if the food was ok, and this girl was too polite to yell at someone to get their attention.\n\nOur food order included some sides to dip our food in, which were never received, but still on our check. We, of course, had those taken off. The $5.00 \"service charge\" for our large group is a bit of a crock. Had we gotten service, the staff would have been given nice tips. Being that we were forced to pay that much, that was about $4.95 more than they deserved.\n\nIf you want a sports fan friendly place to drink over priced alcohol and eat overpriced food, BWW is a decent enough place to get raucous with your friends.\n\nHowever, if you would like to get what you order, have your drinks refilled AT ALL and enjoy your visit, you may want to go elsewhere.
__label__2 I've gone here a couple times already. This is actually the only Buffalo Wild Wings I've ever been to so I don't have much to compare it to. Both times that I've gone, I ordered the Traditional Wing Combo with Honey BBQ sauce; Very savory, tangy, and sweet with a mild kick. The combo comes with your choice of sauce, coleslaw, and french fries. The fries are mediocre, kind of on the soggy side and the coleslaw is sub par. Now that I think of it, I should really just stick to the wings and not get the combo at all because the celery and dipping sauce is just enough. The service was pretty slow both times I've gone even though it was before noon, so I can't imagine how they deal with the later crowds of people (especially on Wing Tuesdays). \n\nAll in all, this is a decent place to eat if you're in the plaza and don't want to pay for expensive mall food. They have specials on different days and happy hour as well. They even have free wifi, which is always a plus. \n\nTips:\n-Wing Tuesdays = 45 cent wings\n-Boneless Thursdays = 60 cent boneless wings\n-Celery, carrots, ranch, and bleu cheese are not included on Wing Tuesdays and Boneless Thursdays\n-Free Wifi\n-Happy Hour 5-7pm (not completely sure)
__label__1 Chad at the bar hates his job. He made that obvious through his poor service and bad attitude. Our crime? Eating dinner and buying drinks.
__label__0 Followup to my previous (not very detailed) review.\n\nFool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me. Fool me a 3rd time and...quit fooling me damn it!\n\nI always enjoy my Spicy Garlic Wings. After my December visit I made the mistake of returning to this location in January. When my wings arrived they were clearly old (not fresh) and looked terrible sitting on the server's tray next to someone else's hot fresh wings. I pointed this out to the server and she replied the wings are \"always fresh\" which proved two things. 1st, she doesn't understand how the kitchen at BWW functions, and 2. She's blind. I asked her if it was her order would she accept it...her response was she doesn't like Chicken.\n\nI then asked for a manager who proceeded to tell me the wings looked fine but she'll bring new ones...they look fine, really? I'll pass....and we left. Strike Two.\n\nAfter two strikes I suppose I'm a glutton for punishment. I returned in Feb. for a third visit and I thought for sure the third time was a charm. The bartender was friendly and my wings arrived quickly. The wings themselves were a bit dry but I've lowered my standards and I was hungry! My second bite into the second wing I found a hair in my mouth. It wasn't my hair...DAMN! COMPLETELY DISGUSTING.\n\nThe bartender was very apologetic and took the food away quickly. She then informed the manager of the situation. This was a very heavy hispanic gentleman who came around the bar, leaned over next to me and said, \"so what happened?\"  You're kidding right...what happened? Didn't the bartender just tell you? Where's my apology? Where's your concern? What happened? REALLY?\n\nOn my way out I wrote down the name of the General Manager on the door and proceeded to call the listed number which of course was simply the direct line to the restaurant. The person who answered the phone didn't recognize the name I was asking for (HER BOSS) and after placing me on hold to check with someone else came back to advise me the GM is not there, comes and goes without warning and there is no way to contact her unless I leave a message. I chose to leave the message here instead. I still love BWW but will NEVER, EVER VISIT THIS LOCATION AGAIN.
__label__1 Service at the Las Vegas blvd location is always horrible except for the bar area. For some apparent reason I continue coming. Great bar food! Awesome beer!
__label__0 Horrible and very slow service and they messed up my order. They were not crowed either. Ordered a Cobb Salad and server brought me the wrong salad then tried to ask like it was right- left off bacon, cranberries, and walnuts. Had shredded cheese on it which it doesn't come with. Wrong dressing on the side! Server wanted to bring me bacon, walnuts, and cranberries to add to my own salad. Why not bring me the lettuce too. Why not have me go in the kitchen and make my own! Will not be back to this one again!
__label__0 Had the worst experience of my life at this location. Showed up and got \"in line\" to watch a UFC event @ 3:30. We were told people in line will start being let in at 4:30. As the time approached 5:00 there were at least 50 people in line and no one going in.  Several people kept going in to ask when we would be going in, and each one got a different answer. The event started @ 5:00 and at 5:15 many of us were still outside and very irritated. There were a few people who got tired of the wait and left. One person went in just before 5:30 to get an update and witnessed the Manager giving a \"pep talk\" which was more like a chewing out of employees. The mgr did in no way seem to be professional and seemed to not care that there was line of people outside all waiting to see an event that had already started. When people finally started going in at approximately 5:30 the Mgr at one point stopped and said \"in the last 10 minutes I have let in approximately 25 people, we have to stop or we're going to kill our kitchen\" She at no point explained to the people waiting what the hold up was, or even apologize for the delay. The food was ok, nothing to brag about. The chips & salsa were bland, definitely wouldn't order that again. We were seated at a corner table, and as the building became full and obviously no one else could fit, they let all the remaining people stand in the lobby. From our view a few of the standing people were blocking views of the tv's.  We even at some point asked them to move over so we could see, and after multiple requests we had to call our server to help us with this. Bottom line of this was they were more concerned with serving those standing people beverages then the customers sitting at tables. One of the worst showings of customer service and me and the group I was with will never go there again.
__label__0 Worst buffalo ever. The manager is a complete dick. On a college football Saturday in the middle of important games he turned all the tvs to a UFC fight and told us that it didn't matter what we were there to see that is what was going to be on. How can you run a restaurant with absolutely no customer service? we all walked out without paying, and I will never go back here or to any other Buffalo Wild Wings for that matter.
__label__1 The only time I have ever been to this BWW is to order To Go, until now. Sadly I wish it stayed that way. I have always love the To Go service, but sadly (as I live and breathe) I am sitting at this bar still unattended.\n\nMy boyfriend and I got out of a concert and wanted wings. BWW was closer to us at this location than our home and since starvation was creeping upon us we chose this location. Horrible choice. I guess we are sitting in the middle of a shift change because we have been here more than 20 minutes and only have beers. It's obvious we want and need food.\n\nLOCALS BEWARE: This BWW is also consistently extremely crowded due to the close proximity to the south of The Strip timeshare properties and hotels. \n\nMy wings finally came! Did I order these plain?!?!?! Where is my sauce?!?! OVER IT! Never again!!!
__label__1 This was my second time dining at Company. And unfortunately, it will probably be the last. Maybe that's not fair. I'll explain.\n\nI first dined at Company back in June. My party of six was seated by a waiter and looked after very attentively by three support servers clad all black pants, collared shirts and aprons. I felt a little under-dressed. The menu was upscale comfort food. My friend Katie gave me part of her delicious lobster BLT. My friend Colton gave me two spoonfuls of deliciously creamy mashed potatoes and the best creamed spinach I have ever had. I had the special that night, which was the jambalaya. It was fantastic. And there was so much of it, I couldn't even finish it all. Overall, I had a great experience and vowed to return.\n\nOver Thanksgiving weekend, I found out that a friend and I  would be staying at the Luxor for the Criss Angel show Believe (see that review before you go). I quickly made reservations for Company. I couldn't wait to show off this place that I \"knew\". And I wore a jacket and nice shoes this time too. \n\nThe restaurant looked exactly the same as it did in June. Only now the waiters were clad in black t-shirts that had the word \"Company\" silkscreened across them. The very friendly waiter asked if I had dined here before. I proudly told him \"Yes. Last June.\" To which he said \"Oh. So you were here before our concept change.\" Concept change? Uh boy. He continued his rotely memorized patter \"What our concept is now is that we take classic Western dishes and we combine them with Eastern ingredients to deliver small tasting plates with great variety.\" My heart and stomach sank. \"So this is like an East/West tapas menu? Right?\" To which he said \"I'm glad you said that. That's a very good way of describing it.\" I checked in with my friend. It wasn't a deal breaker for him. So we soldiered on.\n\nThe menu is divided into four sections: Sea, Sky, Land and Earth. We both ordered an item from each category.\n\nSEA: Seared Tuna w/ lemon, olive oil, wasabi greens - There was so little of this dish, I barely remember it.\nLumb Crab Gratin w/shitake mushroom, bacon, leek and cotija cheese- This was really good. I'd like another portion of this. And to top it off, it was served in the same cast iron gratin dish that they used to serve the creamed spinach in. WHERE ARE YOU CREAMED SPINACH?\n\nSKY: Organic Duck Confit Potstickers- They were okay. I've never understood why you would hide duck confit in a potsticker that you are going to dip in a sauce.\nChicken Breast w/mushroom ragout- The Eleanor Rigby  of this menu\n\nLAND: SoHo Kobe Beef Slider- Very good. But their current prevalence on so many gastropub menus didn't make me feel like it was anything terribly special. \nFilet of Beef w/brandy cream and melted leek- Good. Not really sure what a melted leek is though, either before or after I ate it.\n\nEARTH: Gruyere Cheese Puffs w/chive creme fraiche and lobster oil- On the dry side. This was the one dish that remained the longest on the table due to neither of us fighting over it.\nChili Garlic Asparagus- Really good. Strands of baby asparagus. Glad it came out with the steak too.\n\nOverall, it was good food. After finishing all of the entrees, the waiter asked if we were still hungry. I answered with a qualified YES. He offered to bring the menu back. But I was thinking more about walking across the street to the Dan Marino Steakhouse at Hooters. Now THERE'S fine dining ;-). I capped off the meal with a dessert of Earl Grey chocolate cake with almond ice cream. SOOOOOO TINY. \n\nI guess I'd go to Company again. But I'd only bring a certain group of people with me. Their concept change has radically changed my concept of dining there. Good place for foodies to knock off a bunch of plates. Bad place for someone who hasn't eaten since the Chick-Fil-A four hours away in Upland, California.
__label__1 I do not understand outdoor malls in Las Vegas.  This is not Southern California.  The weather is very unpleasant 7-8 months out of the year. The parking in this place is weird - as if it were designed in the middle of the last century with small amounts of METERED parking that is close to the stores.  The free self-parking is set off in the corners somewhere.  The valet parking is in the back, but quick, friendly and free.  I did not see any handicapped parking spots near the restaurants in the center of the mall.  Because of the pedestrians, two lane streets, and metered parking, it is pretty slow moving when you drive around the mall.  I am sure it is also pretty annoying for the people trying to stroll through town square to have to dodge in and out of traffic to get around.  It's just a weird, dumb design that does not fit Las Vegas or modern life in general.\n\nThe selection of the shops and restaurants is great.  I also like how they designed this mall to be pet-friendly and lots of dogs seem to be having fun here.  There is a lot of patio dining in the restaurants, but you cannot bring you dog there to eat - you have to hold them on a leash just outside the patio barriers.  I don't think this is safe for the dog or pedestrians walking by.  So while this mall welcomes you to bring your dog, they are not welcome to eat anywhere near you.  I know this is a health code concern - but dogs on a restaurant patio are not going to spread the plague. You are more likely to get sick from a line cook not washing his hands, or some inconsiderate parent changing their baby's diaper in the middle of a restaurant.
__label__4 Oh how i love Town Square!  Its got a little bit of everything in one location :]  The restaurants are all amazing, the shopping is to die for, and Rave Motion Pictures is the best!  The ambiance is beautiful---the lighting, the park, and just the overall feel is wonderful.  It doesn't matter if you're looking for a place to have a romantic night out or to party with your friends...Town Square is definitely the place to do it!
__label__4 Incredibly large and beautifully designed outdoor shopping mall with every store you could ever need all in one fail swoop.  You can get your groceries (Whole Foods), household items (Target), shopping on (Apple, H and M, etc.), and dining all in one trip!  This is truly genius and something I wish I had in my neighborhood.  The weather was absolutely gorgeous when we went; making an outdoor stroll pleasant and enjoyable.  There is also a nice green space right in the center where families and chill and kids can relax. The architecture is modern with an Italian stucco flavor.  Great place to take the family on the weekend.
__label__1 I love sephora, but my experience in this store makes me want to only shop online. I walked through the whole store and not one employee greeted me or asked if I needed assistance. And when I did have a question no one was around to help. I saw one employee not assisting anyone, but she avoided eye contact and appeared busy fixing products on the shelf. I left the store after that and I probably will not return.
__label__3 A few excellent shops and some good food, movie theatre... It's a suburban commercial center!!! You should know these places as they are everywhere carbon copied in any city.... But this is a really nice one
__label__3 lots of shops but some are too expensive for me! great place to walk around. they do have a kids playground which is nice. fry's is next close by, there is a movie theater which is way to pricey !!!
__label__4 Perfect for date night! Town Square is easy to get to, lots of parking spaces, great shopping, great bars, restaurants and a theater!\n\nKinda has a Cali feel to it, outdoor mall with palm trees everywhere, only thing missing is the weather!
__label__2 This is a nice outdoor mall BUT they claim to be such a great dog friendly place. What a disappointment. Yes, it's an open mall and dogs are allowed to walk the sidewalks and streets BUT DON'T try to do anything else with your dog, otherwise you'll have to drive back home. \n\nNone of the big, sit down restaurants with outdoor patios let you dine with your dog. If you want to eat with your dog, you'll have to tie him OUTSIDE the patio fence/gate, that's not very smart! at that point you have zero control over your dog. Not sure why they don't allow this, being they are located in a mall that claims it's so dog friendly and having outdoor dining patios. What a joke! \nWe found one place to eat. Crazy Pita (reviewed separately)\n\nNow, if you're there to shop/eat with just humans? It's great.
__label__2 I tried this facility out for a week using the 7 day pass. I've been a member of 24 HR Fitness in southern california and had high expectations as that gym was amazing. I was a bit disappointed in this facility. While it is nice in design, layout and cleanliness it lacked in other areas. Upon arriving I checked in to use my pass and the front desk didn't know much nor did they act professional. Yes they were friendly but knowledgeable, definitely not. At the end of my workout I had to seek out a membership rep who then gave me a proper tour and explained the pricing etc...\n\nFor me childcare at a gym is priority because I need it for my little ones. The childcare staff here is dull and not at all personable. My son normally loves going to the childcare because he gets to play with kids but from the moment we got there he was upset. After awhile I was told he settled down. I don't think its an unsafe environment just not a fun one for the kids. \n\nHowever, the one thing that this gym has is great instructors. I took a cardio kickboxing class with 2 different instructors and both were amazing!! I got a great workout. I only wish there were more classes offered. Compared to other gyms they really don't offer many classes which is unfortunate as the classes are what could possibly set this gym apart. \n\nOverall, it was an alright gym that was a competitive price and nice facility with some customer service downfalls. Not the worst one I've ever been to.
__label__4 This place has the best grilled chicken, greek salad, and sauce. I haven't found a better greek restaurant in Phoenix. Give it a try and you'll see how good it is! I've been there 6 times and each time the food earned 5 stars. It's that good...
__label__3 Lunchbox is, very literally, your friendly local record shop.\n\nThey have a healthy collection of new and used, cd and vinyl, and always more than a handful of well marked local artists. That is not to say that they are huge, because they are definitely not, but they make every square foot of that store work towards their music-y goodness. Oh, and anything they don't have, just ask and they can probably order for you.\n\nThey are always more than willing to let you hear a new album on the store stereo before you buy it and if you happen to lose your phone in their parking lot they will totally help you look for it. I have bought everything from used Pat Benatar vinyl to a delightfully electronic Matmos cd there (and I didn't even feel like they were judging me for the Pat Benatar!).\n\nTheir prices are a bit higher than you might find at some chain store or the used section of Manifest (used cds start around $6, new stuff flirts with a Jackson unless it's on sale) but the eclectic selection and wonderful local-ness of Lunchbox make it worth the extra coin.
__label__2 We were just looking for a little night out to have a good time. Alley Cat worked well. It seemed like $2.50 Bud Light bottles was reasonable for a Saturday night. The $7 cover to get in initially kept us from leaving early, but the band playing that night ended up being enjoyable. \n\nThe highlight of my night was the bartender. Not only would he do the fancy stuff for the mixed drinks, he even made a production out of popping off the beer cap. Maybe i'm too easy, but it was cooler then simply twisting it off. \n\nUnfortunately we didn't get to sit on the patio, but i would definitely go back to try out the outside seating.
__label__2 Great spot; food ok; staff does try but not the best...love the views and the room.....
__label__0 Nearly all of the staff seemed incompetent and slow. Had to walk out of the cafe because we didn't get service. Our room service order was completely screwed up and they never fixed it. The trash in the hallways hasn't been picked up for days. Nobody was at the gift shop or the spa.
__label__2 Excellent bread and the meatballs are to.die.for. Veal and pork with little-to-no binder. The meat is ground fine and the huge portions are super-tender. This is the real deal, no doubt about that! Service at the tables was excellent, I had a nice wine pairing with my dinner, and the bread is delicious with the spicy oil and herbed butter! I liked how the owner worked the room like Artie Bucco - that was a nice touch. This is a real family establishment. \n\nService at the bar disappointed me the most, though. Although I had a seat and the bar was not full, no one seemed to give a shit that we were sitting there for 10 minutes until Artie came out to see what's doin' and that was when we were able to tell him we wanted to order drinks. And then he told the bartender to get us something, which she did, silently. \nI had to ask to be served, then ask for a refill, then ask for my tab, then stand there awkwardly waiting for the bartender to return with it while she attended to other business in the meantime while holding my card...?
__label__4 Great food as always.  The owner is incredibly professional, friendly and charismatic;came buy three times to check in on experience and even asked if we wanted more antipasto salad items(on an already generous, well-priced portion.)  The service is great.  Homemade breads.  Extremely generous portions.  I would highly recommend this restaurant to all.
__label__2 The entrees were really good and the bread was fluffy and tasty. However, I found the calamari and cheesecake dessert rather bland. The batter on the calamari didn't have any taste an relied somewhat on the natural flavor of the squid, which isn't alot. And the cheesecake lacked sweetness and needed additional sugar. \n\nStill the atmosphere was good and the service was exceptional. Still it was hard to make up or the cost of the calamari and cheesecake.
__label__2 Admittedly, I had prepared to hate this place with a passion you only see in the movies.\n\nThe name just screamed \"flax seed and watercress salad\".\n\nNot that I'm hating, mind you. I'm sure the same people that just had a foodgasm thinking of flax seed and watercress will look right back at me and go \"raw fish? chinese-mexican fusion? GROSS\". \n\nI just realized that's the first time I've ever used the word \"fusion\" to describe a restaurant. I finally feel like I'm grasping the intricacies of foodie lingo. \n\nThe next test is to say the word \"shi shi\" in a sentence with a straight face. \n\nWhen we sat down in the purgatory of warm, earthy tone-laced interior design that was the restaurant, the waiter informed us it was \"soul food night\". Normally, when some restaurants say it's \"blank blank night\" that usually mean that's what the special is or that it's a bargain. No, at Urban Tea Loft, \"Soul Food Night\" means that's all they're serving. \n\nWe all ordered what we thought would be amusing forays into \"Chandler nightlife with a hint of elegance\" or some nonsense. \n\nAfter browsing the extensive tea menu, we settled on a pot of Rooibos Chai, iced. \n\nThe waiter brought out a pot of lukewarm tea and three glasses with ice in them.\n\nKay......\n\nI realize, in retrospect, that serving the ice separately was the wiser move, but I remember feeling really confused at first.\n\nIt'd be like saying \"I'd like that on the rocks, please\" and the bartender gives you your drink in a martini glass and a shooter full of ice cubes and lets you at it.\n\nActually, that's not \"like what happened\" at all. That's EXACTLY what they did.\n\nIn its defense, the tea was magnificent. Fantastic, really. It was spicy, creamy, and smooth. I almost wish we could've afforded to order more of it, but we just had to try the food. Stupid hunger.\n\nFor 13 dollars I got a meager filet of shake and bake catfish, a cup of watery coleslaw, and a cornbread muffin. And not even the puffy, scrumptious muffins you find in grocery stores.\n\nNo, that was not to be my fate. The muffin was barely poking out of its holder. I remember being upset that for 13 dollars they couldn't even be bothered to take it OUT OF THE FUCKING PAPER, but I realized that was for the better; the moment I took it out of the paper, the muffin disintegrated into crumbs, and I spent the rest of my meal spooning it up.\n\nThe coleslaw was soggy. Yes. I said it. Soggy. I know, right? How can something that sits in mayonnaise all day be soggy?\n\nI DON'T KNOW EITHER!\n\nPerhaps I've been spoiled on British and German cole slaw, but I expect it to have a bit of a crunch to it. It's not boiled cabbage, after all. It's not wrong to expect some life in  your slaw. \n\nAnd not to call a \"tea loft\" that serves soul food unimaginative, but c'mon, where's the creativity? Where's the apple or pineapple chunks? \n\nUsually with such a pretentious atmosphere you get a little \"experimentation\" with the menu to make it seem \"urbanized\".\n\nOh well. \n\nThe catfish, while crunchy and delicious, just wasn't filling. Again, in their defense, most places that serve fish try to gip (sic) you on it.\n\nNo wonder people stick to Red Lobster. It's corporate and soulless but at least you don't have to hit a drive-thru on the way home.\n\nLook, I know we live in a land-locked state, but it's not like you're fishing for the damn thing yourself. I don't see you out there with a harpoon. Don't try to fucking fool me.\n\nMisty S got the vegetable plate for 9.75. By far I think the best deal. Sure, it's just a bunch of little trays of sides and is even less filling than the aforementioned meat entree, but you get twice as much of the \"New American\" feel and flavor.\n\nFun Fact: Having spent my childhood in Europe, I was raised to believe that fish does not count as meat, and I still have a hard time remembering NOT to suggest sushi to my vegetarian friends.\n\nSo, come for the tea, and stay to pay for the bill. BUT ONLY FOR THE TEA.\n\nAnything else and you're just wasting your money.\n\nWhich can't be that bad. Everyone's doing it these days.\n\nAmirite, GMC?
__label__1 One word: EXPENSIVE \n\nI was with a friend of mine who had gotten engaged recently, and we were checking out the bridal store next door. We decided to get a bite to eat and there was a big banner advertising that they won some sort of best new restaurant award, so we decided to give it a try. \n\nI am not a regular tea drinker, but since it was their speciality, I gave it a whirl. It was okay, just tasted like tea, but it was $3.50! The menu was the same way, I think all the sandwiches were about $12...who do they think they are?! To top it off, the food took forever! Were were there at about 2:30 and there was only 1 other table, but the food took over 20 minutes. \n\nThe food was decent flavor wise, but we really felt like it was overpriced. Next time I want some iced tea, I will just stick to Starbucks!
__label__2 Yes, I am giving this place 3 stars. The chicken was under-cooked. Pink in the middle of the thickest part. The waitress verified.\n\nNormally, that would deserve a one-star rating. However, they were quite apologetic, gave me a fully-cooked meal for free, and some delicious desert for free, as well.\n\nNow, I've cooked chicken many times. And sometimes it's tough to tell whether it is cooked all the way through. And, I really loved the food. I just would have loved it more if it was cooked fully. \n\nSo, would I go back -- absolutely. Do I forgive -- yes. Do they deserve more stars -- probably upon my next visit I could see a 4/5.
__label__0 Terrible experience. We arrived to this place at 2:45 on a Wednesday with a group of 7 people for a late lunch wanting a sandwich/salad. We were seated right away but from then on the service was horrendous. We waited for our drinks for 30 min before our waitress came by to take a order. Our orders were taken but then it took over ONE HOUR for our food to arrive. During this time no one came over to explain the delay or check up on us. The food arrived sporadically, so that by the time the last person's food arrived (a full HOUR AND A HALF after we arrived) the first few people were done eating. There was only two waitresses working the place, which was fine, but only one of them was actually waitressing, the other one was just standing behind the tea bar, cleaning and organizing stuff. Hello! If we are just waiting for 1.5h for stuff, at least you could come by and offer us to order drinks or something. She didn't even care! After our meal I went up to her on behalf of our group and asked to speak to the manager. She said \"the manager is in the back, is there an issue I can help you with?\" and I explained our frustration at the lack of service and waiting forever for our food and she actually argued with me! She said \"actually, we checked the tickets and it only took half an hour from the time you ordered till the food arrived.\" Sorry, but maybe that's because it took forever to order our food, and it was MAYBE a half hour until the first person in the group got their food, the last person didn't get theirs till 3:45pm.  And besides, why would you even argue that with me? Even half an hour is too long to wait for a SANDWICH! And why don't you just get the manager?! She went on to say that the manager was also the cook in the back, and the only one at that. Whatever, then at least let us know that before we waste forever at your place, or offer us some tea or coffee while we wait, it's not like you're THAT busy.  The one time I actually did need something (I got coffee as my drink, but there was no milk and sugar given with it) I actually waited so long that I eventually GOT UP and approached the waitress to ask her to hand it to me before I the coffee got cold. Anyway, the whole attitude was just snobby and I didn't like it. I would recommend NOT to go to this place!
__label__2 This restaurant is OK.  I've had dinner there and the lunch buffet.  Dinner was fine although the portions were very small.  The lunch buffet is cheap but very limited.  The food is OK.  Actually, the night after I had the lunch buffet, the local news aired local restaurants that received low sanitation grades and Tamarind was one of them.  That will prevent me from returning till the score is improved.  If you want great Indian food, just drive down the road a mile or two to Bombay Grille.
__label__3 Maybe it was post-Tina Turner afterglow, maybe it was the amazing company of my best buddy and sister, maybe it was the tequila and the lime... \n\nAfter the concert, we were famished from watching Tina with all of her crazy energy, so we followed the crowds to Margaritaville. The decor is as far from sublte as you can imagine. There is fake sea gull poo. There was a live band and lots of Wast Valley folk getting down. There are plastic palm trees and two over-the-top levels of Caribbean \"paradise.\"\n\nThe reason I just have to give this place 4 stars despite all it's ridiculousness and awful kitsch, is that  our server was awesome- and for me, service absolutely makes or breaks an experience. He was incredibly cool and patient which is pretty amazing considering how flooded this place gets with patrons after shows. All I wanted in the world was a blue cheese burger & they don't offer one. So, I (annoyingly I'm sure) chose a random burger off the menu and substituted all the toppings to make exactly what I wanted and the server didn't even blink. When I got my burger (quickly too!) it was just how I had ordered it, PLUS cooked correctly AND even remembered that I wanted onion rings instead of french fries.  For that moment in time, I was a very happy Parrothead.\n\nI don't plan on making the trek out to Glendale to become a regular or anything, but it is definitely a place I would go in the future for a \"Cheeseburger in Paradise\" after a nearby event!
__label__3 The service received on my visit was excellent!  The restaurant was not too busy on this Tuesday evening, so we were seated right away.  The Cheeseburger in Paradise was good, not the best burger I have ever had, but quite tasty nonetheless.  \n\nMy wife got the fish tacos and she seemed to like them, although they were really packed and I suspect we got more leftovers than we planned on!\n\nThe nachos are suitable for a party of 6.  Do not order the nachos appetizer if you are a party of 2 as my wife and I were.  They are literally a mountain of chips.  Much more than two people need!!!\n\nEnjoy this place, it seems like a nice hangout.  : )
__label__0 This review will strictly be about the dish I ordered and nothing else. What dish was so terrible as to warrant a single-star rating, you ask? The Appetizer Trio. \n\nYes I know, it's only an appetizer dish, not a real entree. But generally, these appetizer sampler plates offer some pretty tasty food for a modest price and can be a legitimate meal on its own. But the Appetizer Trio at Margaritaville is abysmal and a disgrace to all appetizer platters everywhere.\n\nIt comes with 3 things: chips with a mushroom cheese dip, lava lava shrimp, and 2 egg rolls. But the portions are all out of whack. There's less than a handful of shrimp, the egg rolls are finished off in 4 bites, and the plate is overflowing with chips and the worst dip of all time. $15 for essentially a plate of chips and a couple random items on the side. Totally not worth it.\n\nThe dip was terrible. It didn't even taste like cheese or mushroom. Extremely bland and zero flavor. All it did was add a pasty texture to the crunch of the chips.\n\nLava lava shrimp was actually okay, but there was so little. They came served in this cup that was half filled with lettuce where there should've been more shrimp. Blasphemous.\n\nAnd the egg rolls were decent too. Those came with a chipotle thousand island dip that was rather thick and heavy but very flavorful.\n\nBut the shrimp and egg rolls are eaten so fast and you're left with a mass plate of chips and really bad dip. Leaves you yearning for more and quite unsatisfied.\n\nMargaritaville seems like a really fun place to hang out and Westgate is pretty poppin on the right nights. But this appetizer dish was just so astronomically horrible. Shame on you, Margaritaville.
__label__1 We had a great waitress named Vida Lopez and a great experience.   She was friendly and great with the kids.  Margaritaville is not too shabby.  If you haven't been, you should go at least once.  Decent food, a little spendy, but worth going to Westgate if you are visiting from out of town or need to entertain some out of town guests.  Order the volcano nachos and you won't leave hungry.  When there - ask for the waitress Vida!\n\nUPDATE:  11/5/12 - We had to downgrade this place.  (We had it at four stars)  \n\nIt seems the food is getting worse and worse and smaller and smaller.  Where the volcano nachos used ot be great, now seem to have less stuf on them.  Our sone ordered chicken and fries.  What used to be nice chicken strips, turned into some dark brown almost burnt chicken balls with a few french fries.   As a family we all agreed this would be out last visit to Margaritaville. We have been here at least a dozen times with each time having the slip 10%.   Next time we are at Westgate we will go to Gordon Birsch or Yard House.
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__label__4 If you look at Med Fresh Grill from the outside, you might ask yourself: What is this place?  And right you should: there's outdoor seating, there's \"grill\" in the name, and behind the fast food style counter, there's bottles of liquor, it's all very confusing.  Med Fresh Grill is a low profile restaurant with high-end turkish food.  Their falafels are moist, and scrumptious.  Their portions are generous, you will NOT leave hungry.\n\nDo not pass this place up.  It is a hidden gem of Tempe.
__label__2 Good food. Girl is not too friendly  unless your Turkish.\nSMALL portions LARGE PRICES! Not enough hummus or babagounish. Veggie platter price keeps going up with all the other prices. Really good food just skimpy on things and prices are very expensive for this kind of fast food.
__label__0 Eat first before you go!!!!\nOk food, but kid portions, spent $90 for a family of four and left hungry!\nAdded insult is 18% mandatory tip for parties of 4 or more( I thought the IRS changed the rule about that).\nSo in short, first and last time!
__label__4 Definitely the best hibachi steakhouse I've eaten at when Tiger is cooking; it's still very good when you get a different chef, but a meal with Tiger is at a whole nother level. The happy hour menu and late hours is super convenient when you want to find some place actually decent after midnight, everything from the sushi bar was good too, and they had some super cheap salmon nigiri on that menu, could eat that stuff all night. Obviously don't go here in a rush, this style of dining will sometimes involve a good amount of waiting, it's simply inherent.
__label__4 Great place. Gotta have Nick as your chef. We had dinner real late and service was awesome. EveRything there is good from chicken to the lobster to the sake. You will have a great time. Just watch your wallet cause it can GET EXPENSIVE! LOL
__label__3 This place is great for large groups & their happy hour! The separate room for teppanyaki is nice & the food tastes great. It's a bit pricey but definitely worth it!
__label__1 Ate here while visiting our family.  The service was awful. Even though the restaurant was empty, the waitress only came to our table once after taking our order to refill our drinks. The chef who made our food obviously wanted to be anywhere but there. The food tasted good but the portions were really small. I had the chicken & shrimp, which was $4 more than the chicken, and received only 4 shrimp. My family joked the rest of the day I paid $1 per shrimp. We will not be going back, too many better options in Las Vegas.
__label__3 I decided to treat my boyfriend to dinner and thought that it would be a great idea to try something different. I did my research and asked a friend for a teppanyaki recommendation and apparently this was the place to go to. \n\nUpon arriving I had made reservations earlier today for 6:30 dinner. The lady who picked up the phone wasn't very professional, but I was able to reserve a table. By the time we had arrived no one was present at the front to welcome us to the restaurant. We had to stand by the counter waiting for someone to seat us. After a staff member finally greeted us, we told her about our reservations. She had to check if there was an open table by the kitchen after we were told through the phone that there was one available for us. She then said \"sorry your table was stolen.\" We were hoping to receive maybe a discount on our order or perhaps receive free dessert for the inconvenience, but she just told us to sit anywhere and didn't even walk us to our table. \n\nAfter that rough greeting to our first time at Musashi we finally had our orders taken and we were a bummed that we couldn't have teppanyaki tonight. So we ended up ordering rolls and to our surprise they were very tasty. My personal favorite was the Party N Ur Mouth. It was a roll with deep fried banana, tuna, crab, and sweet mayo. I thought it was unusual at first but we ordered it anyway. And boy was it delicious! We had also ordered the rainbow roll and the porn star. \n\nAlthough we had received poor customer service, we surely enjoyed the food. I would definitely come back to try their teppanyaki. And maybe for more of that Party N Ur Mouth.
__label__0 the owner likes butcher your haircut and color, then likes to argue with you on whether or not you lied to her about how you wanted your hair. Not worth the price or the time.  BEWARE!!
__label__2 Margarita in a cup for 16 dollars? I would rather just get a Fat Tuesday........ \n\n\nThe watermelon margarita was really good though... but I'm not sure if she added alcohol......................
__label__1 I only give it 2 stars  - but I give the wait staff and bartenders 5 stars - they are awesome!! But the food is too salty, the bathrooms are reminiscent of a truck stop, and the 3 nights a week karaoke is painful. Give us a DJ, please! The busiest nights for a sports bar are only afforded one bartender which makes zero sense. This bar/restaurant could be so much - and just isn't. The West Side needs some good night life - step up to the plate!
__label__3 We ate at Cafe Costa Rica because we love Costa Rican \"typical food\" and Belizean cuisine. We sat ourselves outside on the patio to enjoy one of the last days of sunshine and listen to the music. Our waiter brought us menus after a few minutes--not a long time, but enough for us to wonder where he was. And then, we did question whether he'd come back when we saw him leave the restaurant and saunter across the street to the gas station. In the meantime, we amused ourselves by looking up the Yelp reviews about the place-- as we watched our waiter cross the street, we giggled and read about how the service was ridiculously slow, and not to eat here if you're starving. We were prepared for the worst! Although we were a bit cold...\n\nBut he came right back, in just a couple minutes. We only waited about 15 minutes for our appetizer, the yucca fries, which were hot and delicious. The ceviche came shortly after, and was great. The curried chicken came in short succession, and was tasty and filling. The salad was happy mixed greens. The sauces, as everyone mentions, were delicious--we even bought some to take home. All in all, we thought our waiter was sweet, and we thoroughly enjoyed our meal.
__label__3 I've attended this bowl game twice. Both times, I left a little into the fourth quarter. Both times, some insane, game-changing play went down about the time I hit the parking lot. \n\nPoint is: you can pretty much count on a good game and it's not an outrageous ticket price. \n\nTip: take the next day off or make arrangements to go into the office late, so you don't have to worry about a late night out watching football and you can stick around for all the action!
__label__1 I used to go all the time when I was in HS and last trip I noticed some change over of the stores from what I remember. The food court has okay variety, but not a whole lot. I think that the management company neglected this place for too long, it definitely needs its facelift. It's great for its convenience if you need to pick something up real quick but I wouldn't be spending all day there.
__label__3 I visited this Z Tejas a couple of months ago and had a fabulous time. The downstairs was about to close, but they said no problem seating us anyway. \nThe bartender actually served us and did a great job. \nWhen about to order something he had tried and hadn't liked he gave his input and explained why. Which I appreciate the honesty about a product he didn't feel was up to standard, saving me the time trying it. \nMy food was hot, and tasted great. \nOur server didn't know how I liked my sour cream so he brought out both ways. Cold and the way the chef served it. \nMy drink was never empty. Service was honest. Food was hot. They did great and I plan to return again.\nUnfortunately my second visit was less amazing, but still good.
__label__4 LOVE happy hour.  LOVE the cleanliness of the place.  LOVE the friendly servers.  LOVE the Bloody Mary bar on Sunday mornings.  LOVE.  LOVE.  LOVE.  And don't get me started on the Chambord margaritas.  Drink one.  You're welcome.
__label__2 Solid.\nI'm not in love with the food, but it serves a purpose.  My hubby loves the cornbread, so we usually end up here versus Kona based on the bread alone!
__label__4 Foods recommended....tejas trio, catfish tacos, smothered chicken burrito an more. My wife and I come here often and love the food. The margaritas are real good, but real strong. \n\nOnly downside is the patio. Good people watching, but it's in basically a parking garage. \n\nAll in all you can't go wrong here.
__label__0 Came here today. Got seated by the host and never got service! After about 20 mins of servers walking by and others being served that came in after we did we decided to leave.. Maybe we smelled bad???  but still gonna give it 1 star for being seated
__label__0 Oh Coppertops!  I'm sure you have a fascinating story behind your seemingly random name change, and why there are never any people in your bar on the weekends.  \n\nAs I stood at the bar wondering if the bartender and I were mortal enemies, and I just didn't remember the slight that sent our relationship swirling out of control, I couldn't help but notice how awful this place was.  \n\nNot in the layout or the decor, but in an innate, deep seated wrongness that would probably have inspired Camus.  \n\nThe bartender was unbelievably unpleasant, adding to the sense that this was some type of purgatorial bar that souls drink at until they blissfully discover their true destination.\n\nThis is one of those places on the South Side which is rarely crowded, and it seemed as we were there, most of the people that came in were on bar crawls, grabbed a shot and left.  This place has tons of space, is wonderfully decorated, and has the potential for being pretty awesome.  The fact that there is really no reason I would come here except for the decor is kind of sad.  Drinks are pretty pricey, and there's certainly no flair in their delivery.\n\nNot worth the effort unless you want to escape the crowds on a weekend.
__label__1 I'm very disappointed since the majority of the reviews of this place are great. I'm thinking maybe employees (or people who know them) are writing reviews on this place. My boyfriend is obsessed with AYCES so we've been to A LOT of places in Vegas. I would like to think I knew what I was talking about. The menu was so small, I couldn't believe it. Especially since so many reviews are saying what a big selection they have. I don't like the fact that they don't have pictures of the rolls on their menu. I would like to see what I'm ordering. I personally don't eat raw fish so I like to order rolls that are baked or fried. Not one single item was like that. The menu does say baked and fried but they just cook the stuff on top so the rice is still cold. My boyfriend loves albacore tuna. We went at lunch time and they didn't have it so we had to pay dinner prices to get what we came for. He didn't like it at all. He said that the fish was room temperature. I thought that the shrimp and the unagi were fishy. The rolls were nothing special at all. I did like the fact that they were relatively bite size. Some places we go to they cut their rolls so big I have to struggle to get the darn thing in my mouth. My biggest complaint, only one desert per person. The whole reason I go to anything all you can eat is so I can get lots of desert. Luckily my boyfriend doesn't eat sweets too much so I got his. I absolutely love mochi but I didn't get any because the only flavors to choose from were strawberry and mango. I'm a vanilla and chocolate kind of girl. Maybe we'll come here for Hawaiian one day but we will definitely NOT be back for sushi.
__label__3 Found this place on Yelp while vacationing in Vegas (yay Vegas!) I'm really glad we drove out of our way for this one because it's worth the 30 mins drive and some!  Our faves include the spicy Mexican roll, big island roll, fried oysters and the garlic tuna.
__label__3 My cousin took us (and about 10 other members of my family) here for dinner.  3 stars for quality of food and additional star for selection of food. We all got the all you can eat sushi, and for 10 fatties, it was a great deal.. 90 minute time limit was more than enough to stuff our faces with sushi.  I have to admit that the Nigiri was totally worth it.. fish to rice ratio was great.  Big pieces of fish with smaller amounts of rice made the hamachi nigiri a go-to favorite of the night.  Another must is the eggplant fries! My boyfriend isn't a sushi fan, but he loved the garlic chicken and the eggplant fries. \n\nAnother aspect on their menu is the malasada sundae... and their desserts in general.  A lot of sushi places just have green tea or mochi ice cream as a dessert... Island Sushi has tempura ice cream, brownie sundaes... yum.\n\n I would definitely come back on my next Vegas vacation.
__label__1 Lunch AYCE is reasonable at $20.95, but compared to other sushi places the list of rolls, nigiri, and appetizers are minimal. I know that quantity is not a substitution for quality, but Island was lacking. \n\nThe fish to rice ratio was good. Some of the fish came out at an alarming temperature. Felt that they were dangerously warm, as if they were not properly stored. The nigiri are smaller than other places, but that is usually better. If you like something, you can just order more, instead of getting a huge lump of rice. The rice also fell apart easily. \n\nThe one roll I tried, the croc, was small. I am used to soft shell crab rolls to be bigger and filled to the brim with crustacean-y goodness. \n\nThe best dishes were the side dishes. The ahi poke, garlic chicken, and seaweed salad were delicious, but can be found elsewhere. \n\nThe service was decent. Our waitress put in our order in a timely fashion, got refills once in a while, and took away dirty plates promptly.
__label__3 All you can eat sushi?  Oh yes!\nHawaiian style grinds?  Oh Yes!\n\nThis is a must go to place for anyone from hawaii. The AYCE sushi is fantastic, but it does have a timelimit and they are supposedly strict with leaving leftovers (we did not).\n\nAlso comes with a dessert.  \n\nYou want malasadas?  they have them here too!
__label__0 Fish not fresh. Tuna frozen!  Ebi from same frozen shrimp I buy from 99 ranch market!  Sushi is bad. Service was really bad. Never going back!
__label__1 So I tried Island sushi again. Its been about  month. Unfortunately it was bad. I don't know how anyone can give this place 5 stars. You must be very easy to please. The only fish that was fresh was the salmon. that's it. I just don't eat fish I buy fish for a living. I know what I'm talking about! The ebi (shrimp) they buy that frozen and serve it right out the package. The hamachi is a frozen loin. The tuna is frozen 2+ saku block or loin CO treated. its the weekend at least order fresh for the weekend. I haven't tried there new place but I hope its better. they obviously turned there attention to the new place. Service was much better this time.
__label__1 So it's been over two years since I tried this place the service has gotten better the takeout food has gotten a little better the sushi was still crap!!\n\nThe poke was actually edible and it didn't smell like spoiled fish. \n\nWish I could give it better stars but the food is still marginal at best.
__label__2 I mostly came here for Poke Express. Poke Express is amazing. But as for Island Sushi and Grill...\n\nIt's okay I guess? I got a kalbi and tonkatsu lunch combo, but compared to Island Specialties downtown, there just wasn't very much for the same price.\n\nThere's 3 small pieces of kalbi and one medium piece of tonkatsu, plus Mac or tossed salad for $9 something. Overall decent and what I expected, but could have been more.\n\nAt least service is friendly and they are fast.\n\n3.5 stars
__label__0 Quite disappointed, my green beans had worms in them. Customer service was bad, still charge me full price for everything. Nobody even apologized. It was just a plain horrible experience.
__label__3 Back in Feb I came to Las Vegas for a weekend getaway with the then bf (now ex). He was being deployed to Iraq and was doing a 3 month training in Cali. So we met in San Diego and drove to Vegas together. I had made reservations for us to stay at the Bellagio and as a surprise to my very Alpha Male ex, made reservations for a couples massage in the Bellagio Spa. \n\nUpon arrival we were greeted and lead to our separate changing areas. We were told to take advantage of the spa areas (separate for male and female) and then we could meet in the general area and we'd be called when they were ready for us to come into the massage area. Along the way we were also given a tour of the other facilities that were available for our use. Including the meditation room. \n\nSide Note: If you come to The Bellagio Spa, TAKE FULL ADVANTAGE OF THE MEDITATION ROOM!!!!! OMG.... When I grow up to be rich and successful, I want to mimic the Bellagio Spa Meditation Room in my house. Imagine a dimly lit room with little waterfalls and reflection pools... The calming sound of running water and a little added sountrack of nature sounds... Breathing in and out, deeply and in rhythm with the sound of water... Ahh.... \n\n*snaps back into reality*\n\nOk... So we're called and greeted by our masseuse and lead back to our room. The room is a typical spa room that was set up with two massage tables. We are given our choice of massage oils and then we settled on our individual tables. The massage was going wonderfully and there is a part where they do a hot stone massage. The masseuse places hot stones between each finger and each toe and several along your back. \n\nSo it's peaceful and relaxing and then all of a sudden you hear a loud snore and the sound of rocks dropping to the floor... \n\nYes... My ex fell asleep and jerked wildly as he always does when sleeping and all of his rocks fell to the floor.... At this point I burst into uncontrollable laughter which made my masseuse start to laugh as well... I couldn't catch my breath for about 5 min.... \n\nBut yeah... The massage was great. But I'll have to agree with Tony L on this. I'm knocking off 1 star for price. It's a great place, but for that price, it ain't all that great....
__label__4 uh. maze. ing. most wonderful massage ive ever received. we enjoyed the couples massage with hot stones. i couldnt believe that it was 50 minutes... i wish i couldve stayed all day! the green tea oil they used was the perfect scent for relaxation and it stayed on my skin all day! the shower was one of those rainfall kinds and had like, 4 other heads on the wall. the shampoo was great, shaving cream, the hair products. they even had a flat iron! i was quite surprised! and i used it! basically, if you want to spend a shitload of money but be extremely satisfied, then come here. they didnt even mind that we were late for our appointment.
__label__1 I'd love to believe when you vacation to a resort-like hotel the the spa experience would be stellar.  Guess that makes me wrong for once.  I'm only human.  My girl friends and I had a variety of services including manicures, pedicures, polish changes and eyelash applications.  As expected, each came at a hefty price.\n\nWhile I understand there are a multitude of other offerings, you'd think they'd be able to cover the basics?  2 stars is generous.  Oh - and if you think you may be pampered with a glass of wine or mimosa, think again...that will cost you an additional $15.
__label__3 Sooooo much food!  Their portions are giant.  Giant doesn't necessarily mean great but it's pretty good BBQ if you ask me.  Their bbq sauce isn't overly sweet but rather, a bit tangy which I am now a fan of.  I got the half chicken and two sides and it could have fed two people easily.  It lacks a star because of how FREEZING this restaurant was and the fact that the portions were just ridiculously huge.  Scale it back and turn up the temp.
__label__0 Absolutely terrible food. Paying a dinner price for lunch leftovers is anathema to my wife and me. The wait staff are superb, and very nice. The Orleans has other places to eat on site, so avoid this one at all cost.
__label__2 Yelp's 365 Review Challenge 2014 #156 - #365\n\nIt was my last night at the Orleans and I wanted to have some cheap before going back to the room. Walking around the casino, I saw TGIF, figured it's just like any other Fridays.\n\nThere was no wait so I just quickly walked in and sat in the bar area. Service was quick and I ordered a glass of beer and some chicken wings. Food was on par like with any other Friday's franchise and the wings were tasty with mild wings sauce. \n\nLucky for me I was able to charge it to my room so I cab earn some points for my stay.
__label__1 I have been to several Cracker Barrels, and expect pretty much the same quality food and decent service.  Tonight's experience was terrible.  Stephanie W, our waitress never refilled our glasses.  We had to flag her down, several times, to get her attention.  She brought only 2 biscuits for 2 people, and when we asked for more, she told us that was all we could have.  Soup was cold, we had to send it back. I think it was b/c she brought it late (after the entree was brought).  My grilled catfish was very small, and undercooked.  It was a lackluster meal, at best.
__label__0 Pretty awful. Bad service.  Dirty. Crowded. Hot. And the food is junk.  I should have gone to another terminal.
__label__1 Beer was not very cold.  They don't have the beer price on the menu - it is more than you'd (or I'd) expect.\n\nI went there expecting some custom beer - not here!  Standard beers on tap.
__label__0 Apathetic service, not a brewing company, just a bar.  Pass this one by.
__label__4 Darn it. All this time, I was excited to have found a clothing brand that actually had a branch back home in the Bay, until I found out that the local store... has now closed. FCUK... M... L !!! Sigh... if only I could...\n\nWell, at least I have an excuse to go back to Las Vegas for yet another weekend of debauchery.
__label__4 I came in with a Groupon coupon for $19, which means I got the youngest stylist there:  Brittany.  I didn't expect much, frankly.\nWell, Brittany spent the entire hour--not being overbooked or else it is this salon's policy to take an hour with each client--slightly trimming my ends as I didn't want my hair cut short and butchered like it seems to get almost always.  \nShe asked repeatedly what I wanted and did what I asked.  All slight and small changes.\nShe combed and trimmed so slightly the hairs were, at times, less than 1/4\".  I mean, she was trimming teeny tiny bits here and there.\nShe did what I wanted.  She did a fantastic job.  I am happy as a fat clam in white sauce in a bowl.\nNow I understand her rate will probably zoom to $55 or more next time, but it probably is worth it is you don't want to be butchered...or get the usual rushed haircut like most salons...and leaving you with pieces that are 1\" longer in some spots than others.\nI'll be back as Ahnuld says....yup, I will.
__label__3 This place is a wonderfull place to go to... inexpensive and very friendly bartenders and some sexy ones at that... woo hoo!!! Love the screens in there and the food is excellent!!!
__label__4 I'm not a risktaker by any means.  I have three or four standard menu items that I order every single time from whichever place that I go to.  That's the extent of mixing it up, in my book.  My best friend, however, is different.  She likes to order new and odd things, try it, usually hates it and then I split half of my meal with her because she also refuses to return food for something better.\n\nWe both stumbled onto this place after an hour of indecision regarding where we would grab dinner.  Straightaway, I was impressed that there was a bar area and a separate glassed off section to keep the restaurant customers away from the musky smoke smell.\n\nOur waitress then came to take our order and I got a buffalo chicken wrap (as usual) and my friend got the steak sandwich.  She loved it and I got to eat my meal (which was amazing) in it's entirety.  After that, we split a small dessert, which came out HUGE.\n\nRight about the time that we had both finished eating, we hear the waitress inform another party that since it was Wednesday that all food was 50% off for a promotion they were running.  EXCUSE ME?!\n\nSo, we got great service, great food and only paid $16.00 for two meals and a dessert.  I was incredibly impressed by that.  Additionally, it's so close to my house that I intend to be a regular fixture at this place!
__label__1 I had the New York steak rare with mashed potatoes. It's the same cut they use for breakfast. \n\nThis is a no-frills place, so don't expect too much. Everything was edible, service was friendly but nothing extraordinary. \n\nIt's one of the few places that was open in the Rio after the Penn and Teller show (very good btw), but by the end of the meal it was apparent that we should have searched more to find a late-night dinner.
__label__1 I wish I could give this place more stars but- like everyone says its over price, slow service and the food is only ok. You are better off going to the Starbucks in the hotel and getting a muffin.
__label__1 Ordered Cadillac Margaritas, and I think they were all margarita mix with no tequila for $7. Way too sweet. They were running a special on shots of Jose for $2, so we bought a couple to add to our drinks to cut the sweetness. Note, their \"shots\" are maybe an ounce. Much too small to be acutal shots. We ordered their nachos, and they were HUGE! Definitely the highlight with lots of good toppings. No way the 2 of us were finishing them (although we gave it a good run). We were supposed to have gotten a $2 discount on the nachos with our Total Rewards card, which we didn't get. I didn't notice until later though, and I didn't feel like going back and arguing about $2. All-in-all, it's an OK place, but years ago I remember the drinks were great and I'd spend hours hanging out there. Now? Not so much.
__label__3 4 stars just for the face this joint as frozen margarita's and beers for 2.00!!  \nThat alone is 4 stars.  didnt eat but sat at the bar alone with a few drinks.  Nice bartender.  will go back again when in town.  hard to find 2.00 drinks on the strip!
__label__1 Oh, this review breaks my heart.  I am so disappointed.\n\nWhoever decided to close down their wonderful little original store and move into this ridiculously tiny hovel needs to be sent to detention for the rest of the school year.  And the next seven years after that.  And perhaps a lifelong membership after that.\n\nThey've moved into a teeny, tiny little place that I'd say 85-90% of their original content is no longer there.  Gone are the cheeses and pates.  The cookbooks and the great majority of all their wine plates and trinkets. \n\nAll the charm is gone.  The wine selection is greatly diminished from what it used to be.  With everything else missing, it's lost everything that made the place great.  But I found at least one bottle of wine that I liked.  Not that it was hard to do in such a tiny little rack that now makes up their selection.  It's like a casino convenience store now.\n\nI can only guess financial reasons, or someone in the Paris made them move, but the end result is depressing.  I can't believe that they could justify doing something so foolishly reckless to such a wonderful little place.\n\nChanging up La Cave like this is the \"New Coke\" of bad brand decisions: Pointless and awful.  But Coca-Cola eventually came to their senses and went back to their original ways.  I sincerely hope La Cave will do the same.
__label__3 Benihana is best enjoyed when you: \nHave money\nA large group of people\nand a lot of time to spare. \n\nProbably something to do once or twice a year. I go when my friends from Iowa decide to come visit me and we have time and money to spare. Everyone there is friendly, and I love the cook in front of you style. (Although sometimes the fire tricks make my eyes hurt). \n\nPlease note this place is not known for their sushi. I would recommend anything hibachi and if you look like you're a kid, it's a good idea to get some sort of kids meal  (if they have one, unfortunately I look like I'm 30 something and my babies are too young and wild to bring anywhere nice)  I want to note too, that I personally feel like they have the best  fried rice.
__label__1 I've been to Benihana and other teppanyaki places before. This one sucked. \n\nI decided it would be fun to suprise my five year old daughter with a new experience - Benihana's! I talked up the place all the way there - they will cook the food in front of us and do tricks - you won't beleive it! Her eyes were so big as we walked in and I couldn't wait to see her amazement at the show and food. \n\nI was shocked to see that the kid's chicken lunch was $11 and my chicken and shrimp was $15 on the lunch menu. The entire meal (no alcohol included) was $40. There are so many more affordable tasty options in this area! What a waste!!!\n\nNow, part of the bad experience was not entirely the restaurant's fault. There were three spooky teenage boys at our table that were looking for trouble. They were yelling at the staff and being very rude. Part of my review of two stars is because the restaurant never asked them to quiet down or leave. They were yelling at the poor lady that made our food thru the entire meal, \"cook it all the way thru. don't put any spices on it. don't burn it!\" Then, every few minutes, they would go stand behind people at other tables to watch how their food was prepared. Every protective bone in my body was on guard with these little punks. Why wouldn't the restaurant ask them to leave?\n\nSO, the lady that did the tricks was very underwhelming. I am not sure if she was always this way, or just this way because of the spooky boys at our table. Either way, it was a terrible experience and I will not go back there.
__label__0 If your restaurant closes at 10 pm then why can't I order fried rice TOGO at 9:30?!! That's absolutely ridiculous, I work in the industry and we would NEVER turn away business because \"we are getting ready to close\". Extremely rude job hostess!!
__label__0 This place sucks. Was told to avoid hour and a half wait to go in the lounge. Sat at a dirty table (only one available) and was totally ignored for 15 minutes so we left. Never again.
__label__0 I've been to Benihannas several times in a California and Arizona. I must say that there isn't any consistency with this place. The one here in chandler is not very good. I think they are surviving off of the reputation not customer service. First the girl working as the hostess needs to learn how to smile and actually act like she likes her job. Word of advice for her. If you can't smile, be cordial, have a personality then quit and find another line of work but obviously interacting with the public is not your calling. \n\nVery long wait to eat.... The servers are slow and you have to wait forever just to get drinks and refills...\n\nI think for $100 I can spend it elsewhere and get better service and food...
__label__2 Make sure you use open table to make a reservation or u will be waiting for an eternity!!! Surprisingly family friendly!! If you have a large group that can fill a typical table of 8 then your good they really make the experience all about you guys. Make sure your group is open to trying different things as well. No fun if EVERYONE get's the Chicken & Steak!!! \n\nI know the setup is the same  but it somewhat hinders on having full table conversation or interaction to me. A bit pricey in my mind but still a good experience. I would only return with a group of 6 or more who are my close friends & cool with sharing!
__label__2 Some good people that work here still (Alex the bartender ) the last years since they got rid of the manager Shen G the place just isn't the same.  There sauces don't always taste the same and food portions during lunch are less than usual.  Maybe the Scottsdale location is better , but this one is slacking.
__label__4 I have family out in Vegas..And its a MUST to stop by when we come into, In the middle of our stay, and right before we leave. Carne asada fries are the shit! The shrimp Burrito is pretty gnarly too..
__label__0 ew.\n\nI love roberto's.. but this particular location was a hot mess.  it could've been because we were there after a long night of gambling and it was pretty late..  but, it doesn't matter what time it is.  if your a 24 hour joint.. u better make sure it looks the way it did when u first opened!\n\nlet me paint a mental picture of my first impression: the first thing u see when u walk in is the the salsa bar which looked like it hadn't been replenished in 30 years.  the tables looked unkept.. and there was no employee in sight. \n\nwe walked in pretty buzzed and really hungry.. so you could definitely hear us come in.  we didn't come\nin with ninja footsteps.  [it was a good night of gambling with friends.. so 'spirits' were high. literally.] we tried not to be so annoying  and brought it down a little for the 4 patrons eating their food when we walked in. [teenagers mind u, I'm sure they didn't mind us knuckleheads.]\n\nso while we waited for someone to come out and help us,  we took the opportunity to scope the menu.. even though we knew what we wanted and knew the menu.  the point is, no one was there to help us... so we had time.\n\nit took forever for this kat to come out!  the f'd up part was we could kinda see him in a back room visible from the counter, sitting on a chair.  we had to hoot and hollar for him to help us.. [another minute and I was about to go and see if I could help him!]  but alas, he finally comes to and takes our order without apologizing for the wait.  boo.\n\n1/2 star for: DRIVE THRU.  [and it only gets half because we waited for\nour food outside, and watched a car waiting to take an order for about 10 to 15 minutes.  i don't know if the speaker was off... or the man inside went to sit back down.. but, really? \n\n[if I were waiting that long I would've gotten out of my car while it was still parked in the drive thru.  it's better off as a parking space..]\n\nanyway.... I will not return to this particular location.  thank goodness this is not my neighborhood roberto's because it sucks!
__label__2 I can't really say too much about this place since I only had drinks, and that was a mojito, which isn't my favorite drink. I did have a strawberry mojito which was actually really good. My friend had a coconut mojito and she loved it. The specialty menu shows mostly mojitos so I think its kind of a niche for them.
__label__0 I will never eat or drink at this location. The waitress took 30 minutes to take my order and the cook handled all kinds of raw food without ever changing his gloves.
__label__3 What a great way to spend an afternoon. We took my 14year old son and one of his friends and they had a GREAT time! \nSuch a variety of things to do, they even have an arcade full of educational but fun games that we didn't find until we were getting ready to leave. My parents purchased several annual passes so fortunately we will be able to go regularly and check out all there is to see.
__label__3 My wife and I came here a few weeks back when it was 110 degrees plus. But this was a neat find. They have all sorts of cool displays about the natural history of the area. I thoroughly enjoyed the geology and anthropology aspects of this place. They had lots of neat displays and interactive games for the younger folks (and those young at heart folks). There was a really neat flash flood simulation. I'd recommend this. \n\nOverall this was a great place to visit and I look forward to going back this winter when it's cooler. I would have given the place 5 stars but I have to deduct one star for the children's environment confessional. Seems too much like brain washing instead of education.
__label__3 I really like the Springs Preserve.  This review would have been 5 stars if the Preserve still had the \"Untold Stories\" series on the first Thursday of the month.  These programs about the history of Las Vegas were wonderful, but the Preserve decided to re-evaluate their educational offerings.\n\nI love the Origen Building with its movie \"Miracle in the Mojave\" about water and the lack thereof in the Las Vegas Valley.  It's a brief film, narrated by Martin Sheen, and it quite nicely relates how the area came to be what it is geologically.\n\nThe flash flood in the Origen is also fun to see.  When it's not too hot, I like to go in the back and see the animals in the fenced area or in the display domes.\n\nI need to go back and hike the trails again to see what has changed from when they opened.
__label__4 A few ideas before coming here, make sure you have water and make sure you have a camera. This place is bigger than you think!\n\nI love the Springs Preserve. I was lucky enough to see a \"show\" in the middle amphitheater on birds. Also the museums here give a great visual to how the Vegas valley was made. \n\nI noticed too it has so many activities for kids to do. As a couple that didn't have kids weren't bothered by the kids. Some of the play areas are separate so it wasn't always screaming kids around. The park layout if nice and a fun walk. Plan to be here for a few hours because there's so much to see and do. \n\nAlso locals get a good rate so I'll definitely be back.
__label__2 I enjoyed the novelty of getting my mercury on for $3 in a big cup. The shrimp were of poor quality - of that I am sure - but love the concept and they tasted decent.
__label__4 Golden Spoon is so much better than all the self-serve frozen yogurt shops in the valley.  It's the original of the modern \"fro-yo\" craze in the valley, and remains the best.\n\nNot only is the yogurt more flavorful and more solid, but you also get a lot more for your money.  Golden Spoon charges by the size, not the ounce, and the employees are very generous about the amount they pour into your cup.  They have no problem letting you sample flavors, and they mix however many you like.  And unlike the self-serve places, the yogurt doesn't look like a giant glob in an oversized bowl by the time you sit down to eat it.\n\nThe only negative is that you may be dealing with a line during busy hours as you wait for the employees. \n\nAnd yes, the plastic spoons are colored gold.
__label__2 Pretty yummy fro-yo.  My favorite flavors are peanut butter cup, tart mango and pom-blueberry.  The service is always pretty friendly too.  This is the first time I've used the bathroom there and to say I was horrified is a complete understatement.  I would liken it to a run-down gas station in the middle of no where.   Yuck..yuck..and triple yuck.  I frequent this place quite a bit but after seeing the bathroom it makes me wonder how clean the rest of the store is that isn't used by customers :-/...maybe I'll switch to Gelato for a while...
__label__4 I have only been here once but let me say it was one of the best times EVER! The whole place is sooo sexy and cool. Love the girls dancing in such amazing outfits..loved the free bubbly even more!\nI drank so much I ended up dancing on a table with some girl..the hubby loved that!\nI need to get back again because I had so much flippin fun!!
__label__0 This club likes to scam people into luring them in with the idea of free admission and bottle service. Free bottle service is only from a certain time period, despite the fact that they advertise it long after those hours have finished. Even though ladies did get in for free, all men even if they bring 10 ladies will have to pay the cover charge of 30$. Once inside, the \"ladies night\" special they advertise of free vodka drinks also lures women inside until they get to the bar and realize that there aren't free drinks and a cocktail is like 15$. The intoxicated male species partake in their mating calls and dances in hopes of preying on young naive ladies. To sum it up, not the best club to go to in Vegas.
__label__0 We visited this lounge/bar after being on their guest list for free entry on a Sunday night.  We didnt realize it was a hookah bar and was already frustrated with the smell of smoke all over Vegas. The music was whack and so was the crowd. We stayed about 10 minutes after taking a few pics on the cute little red chair you see right before you enter the bar, This definitely wasnt  our type of spot.
__label__3 I enjoy Cathouse for its easygoing, laid back qualities.  Don't get me wrong, you can definitely get wild and free (and we have!), but to me it just seems to have a different feel - in a good way!\n\nEach time we've been, we've had a table.  The servers and wait staff are always so nice.  The bouncers and door staff are always pretty cool and reasonable as well.  Ladies will usually be able to get in for free, at least that's what I've experienced and been told by others.\n\nIf you're looking for the hottest, most happening club scene that's busy and bustling, just know that Cathouse sometimes doesn't get \"club-crazy packed\"...which is something I enjoy about it.  I mean, don't imagine crickets echoing off an empty dance floor by any means, but don't be surprised or deterred if you don't see a crazy long line to get in.\n\nThe music has a hip hop/top 40 feel to it, which is always fun.  The vibe from the people is carefree and fun.  I've had A TON of fun here on a couple separate occasions!
__label__1 All those fancy displays can't make up for their lack of customer service. \n\nI stopped in recently to take a look at their North Face section as well as their hiking boots. Honestly, I feel like stores like Sports Authority are going to be going the way of the dodo soon because their prices are MUCH higher than online retailers. Rarely a sale item will be on par with Amazon.com or other online stores. But, I figured I would stop in anyway to see what they had available in windbreakers. \n\nThe result? Not much. And everything was priced at MSRP retail to boot. Of course, I mean look at the size of the store. Look at all those employees talking to each other instead of their customers, and look at the cashier playing with her iPhone instead of looking for people to assist. That's quite the payroll to make every week. \n\nAnyway, I was in there for 20 minutes, got asked if I needed help zero times, got no glance or assistance in the shoe section, and got no \"have a nice day\" from the cashier texting and looking down as me and another customer walked out. Yeah, Sports Authority has seen better days for sure. Big box will be dead soon and the folks \"working\" there will have plenty of time to text from home. \n\nGood riddance!
__label__1 Thank goodness we didn't pay to get in this place.... YIKES!!!\n\nit's good to be a girl in Vegas... you get random people coming up to you, asking you if you want to go to certain clubs, and the beauty of this is that if the place is not so good (like this one), you didn't just waste $20...\n\nFirst, there was the tiniest of crowds outside and lots of people leaving, yet we waited the longest to get in this place.  First place we head is the bar...ordered 3 drinks, and the waitress tells me that it's $54.... \n\nwait, what?  I'm confused.  Those 3 short little drinks cost how much?  Now, I expected to pay a lot for drinks, but that's obscene.  Especially considering that the club was not very nice.  We kept saying that it was like an 80's club, not because they played 80's music but because the effects were reminiscent of that era....smoke hitting me in the face every 5 seconds coming down from the ceiling....and the music!  My lord, it was painful!  It was SO much base that you could feel it in your head, your arms, your legs, I think my heart stopped a few times...\n\nDefinitely not our scene.  Nothing impressive about the crowd, the decor, the horribly painful music... we could not wait to get the F out of this place....
__label__2 My sisters and friend were \"tagged\" to go to this club by one of their promoters~ kind of a funny way to get into a club! We were wristbanded by the fellow.. walked to the front of the crowded line.. get in with no pay... then they snip off the band. When the gal cut my wristband off, I noticed it had the guy's name that \"tagged\" us on the inside. Aaaaaaaaahhh... marketing and pr.\n\nAnyway, we went it... good music.. but didn't get a special vibe from Prive~
__label__2 This club is pretty dinky, but maybe that was just because I had been to Tao the night before. \n\nHowever, Steve Aoki was DJing, which made the atmosphere a lot better.\nIt was also HILARIOUS when they had the Michael Jackson impersonator come out. So awesome.\nI also noticed a couple UFC fighters in the building.\n\nIt is very similar to a strip club in terms of near-naked, toned girls getting paid to shake their asses for an audience. But the main point was to create a sexy atmosphere, I believe, which they succeeded in doing. \n\nThere was no line to get in here, unlike Tao, and it wasn't too bad of a price either. $30 for my guy and $20 for myself.\n\nThe experience was good, but not great.
__label__2 Halloween VEGAS REVIEW - part 3\nWhere are we going?\n\nIt is funny because I was here last July... went, saw and left the last time I had tried to enter this club. This time around we actually got bottle service and cruised right on up that damned escalator. And this is how the encounter unraveled.\n\nWe rolled up the crowd that was the line, made a phone call, and promptly got escorted up those mechanical stairs. We were led to the table and bottles and bottles and mixers. The music was bumpin' and our hostess knows how to mix a mean vodka everythang! I LARB YOU, my blond haired mixtress you... you were blond right? \n\nGrant it that it wasn't the best table but it was a table with a view. A view of all the beautiful... erm, female revelers in all their glory or lack their of. Hell, we know some of them... the 'Queen of Hearts' and 'Snow White' to name a few...  and then the Socal ladies rolled up with their lovely smiles and legs for days... we know them too. \nGotta love the SBC! \n;D
__label__0 I must agree with Scott S, but I should point out that I'm probably even less qualified to write a review of this place as I didn't eat here... I merely wandered in and right back out. \n\nGone is the crowd and the long wait on a weekend morning waiting for a Pischke's greasy and tasty breakfast. Gone is the kitschy decor that gave the place character. Gone are the sassy waitresses who looked like they needed a good night sleep. Gone are the bursting menus full of good eats at reasonable prices.\n\nReplacing all of this is a bland and boring decor, 50% fewer menu choices, and 50% higher prices. The place was pretty empty while every other breakfast place in the neighborhood (we drove past 5 others) was packed with a line going out the door. Here's a tip for Mr Robert McGrath - if you buy a successful restaurant, don't make drastic changes and jack up the prices... in other words - if it ain't broke, don't fix it. \n\nI'm actually kinda pissed too because I thought Pischke's was pretty good and it was definitely adding character to our city... what's there now is just another boring restaurant. There's plenty of those around here... Pischke's was unique to the area. When I visit my sister in Minnesota, she has some really neat breakfast places she takes me to that are decorated as an eclectic mess, but that blow you away with good greasy food and are dripping with atmosphere and fun. Same story when I go to San Diego or Long Beach to visit friends. Neat hip cities have neat hip breakfast joints. Well now we have one fewer. \n\nIt's true - I haven't eaten here and perhaps Robert McGrath makes the most bomb-ass bacon and eggs this side of the equator... but it would seriously have to blow my mind to put this place back on my list of places to go. The empty seats told me the story anyway. Before I left, I told the hostess to put it back the way it was. \n\nI plan to actually have a meal there sometime and then post a proper review... until then, this will have to do.
__label__2 Mediocre taco-bell remodel serves decent faire.  First of all, the patio is UGLY.  Cheap varnished pine slats and chairs colors that don't match the table color make this a quirky place that appears thrown together.  \n\nThe food *was* good, but too expensive for the (lack of) atmosphere - a waffle, 1 egg, 3 strips of bacon is $9.  \n\nCramped seating makes this a poor option for kids.
__label__1 Over easy is great concept that is not managed well, The restaurant is cozy (small) with good ambience. Our wait for the two time we have gone has been 30-45 minutes after being told 20 minutes. The food is good and the service is fair. \n\nOur last experience: waited one hour for a table after our initial 20 minute wait time, ordered a special not on the menu and it was given to the table next to us (literally an elbow away), they took a bite before the waitress came over and said, oh you have the wrong dish and tried to hand it over to us. Obviously, i asked for  redo since someone else had allready taken a bite of it. 20 minutes later as i hungrily watched my boyfriend eat his meal mine arrived, it was excellent. when the bill arrived we asked for a compensation since it was their error and our waitress says \"but you ate it'. seriously???\non the redeeming side: the manager took it off, no questions asked. \n\nI will not be returning to overeasy unless i have 3 hours to spend on a sunday afternoon waiting for breakfast.
__label__3 I am a HUGE fan of breakfast and this was one of the best I have had in the valley.\nI had the Wolfpack and was surprised at the size of the portion after reading on here about small portions! I could not finish the whole thing!\nThe hash browns were perfect! Crispy on the outside and nice and tender on the inside.\nHubby had the Chicken fried steak, the steak was  little tough and gristly but the batter was good with an unusual flavor and the gravy had large chunks of sausage and was very tasty.\nWe ordered my 4 year old the eggs and sausage off of the kids menu and they came with a large portion of tater tots and toast. More than enough for our little guy, next time we will order a wolfpack and just share with him.\nWe decided that we would definitely go again but just not in the summer since we don't enjoy sweating while we eat.
__label__3 As many of the reviewers, I heard about Over Easy on Food Network's \"Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives\" and decided I needed to check this place out. I unfortunately was not greeted by the jolly chef I saw on TV, but I was greeted by what I presume to be the same breakfast dishes he inspired. It was an interestingly unique atmosphere with good service and great food! It was very busy and did take us a little while to be seated but my girlfriend and I eventually found our way inside and had a good experience.\n\nKeep singing,\n\n-Jerron
__label__1 My coworker and I came here after a busy nightshift. Overall the food was good (we both ordered the chicken fried steak) but the service was poor. The gentleman clearing tables was rude and told us they were \"too busy\" to allow us to sit on the empty corner table and made us squish in between other parties. After a crazy shift this is definitely not the place to unwind! \n\nOur waiter was not very attentive and my coworker was never offered a refill on her diet coke the whole time we were there. The food was alright, but nothing spectacular. I wish I would've tried the Pumpkin French Toast. I told myself I would get it next time....at this point I'm not sure if we will go so far out of our way again. There are better breakfast joints much closer.
__label__3 I really do just love this place...from the very first time I set foot. Unfortunately, the first time I came here, my friend and I waited for about 2 hours, but it was well worth it. I came here after watching Diners, Drive-ins, and Dives and knew I was going to order the caramelized banana and pecan brioche French toast. How was it? Ummm...absolutely divine!!! The second time I came here, (LoL) I decided I didn't want to wait and I arrived at 6:40am. Yup, I learned my lesson the first time. FYI: These days were during the weekend...so they have a tendency to be more crowded.\nI recently went back here to bring some friends for breakfast and as always the food was great. We got everything that was featured from Food Network. =o) I wasn't too sure about the waffle dogs after watching it from Best Thing I Ever Ate because it's just a sausage in waffle batter...that you can really compare to a corn dog. I was completely wrong! The waffle dogs were so perfect! The ratio of sausage to batter was great! It was just so tasty! To be perfectly honest, we ended up having to get another order after devouring our other plates. It's a definite MUST-TRY! The dipping sauce totally caught me off guard...I think I was just expecting something sweet, but boy was I in for a little shock! It's actually a mix of Cholula Hot Sauce and maple syrup. The after shock of something spicy was a little weird, but dip the waffle dog into the sauce and it's a perfect combination! I find myself just thinking about these waffle dogs and how easy it would be to just eat them as I drive to work. *drool* The next time I come, I might just have to order 2 or 3 orders just for me (I don't want to share). LoL!
__label__1 I usually like this place but was a little disappointed this last time. I tried the eggs Benedict and did not like their own made hollandaise sauce. Next time I'm sticking with my usual blueberry pancakes. Boyfriend liked his meal (he had the wolf pack). Service was good. We got in quickly for a busy Memorial Day Monday morning. Unfortunately we both got sick later in the day and it was the only meal we had eaten so I'm going to be a little hesitant next time I think about going to over easy.
__label__3 Is this in California too? If not, it should be. It was amazing and delicious.
__label__1 Over easy? More like over rated.  I had such high hopes for this place.  Meh.  After almost an hour drive across town to try this DDD breakfast joint we arrived excited.  Following a 15 min wait (not bad) we sat at our table and surveyed the menu.  I decided on the banana pecan pancakes and a side of corned beef hash.  The pancakes were wonderful. This is why I gave 2 stars.  I got the half order which consisted of 2 medium pancakes covered in a sweet caramel like sauce, 2 pieces of banana, and a sprinkle of pecans. I added some of the maple syrup that was on the table for an even sweeter treat.  My hash on the other hand was no different than a cheap diner, out of the can, mushy hash.  It was a disappointment. Major.  The service was friendly and reasonably attentive. My coffee stayed nearly full the entire visit which I appreciate.  I ordered the blueberry muffin with lemon curd to go. In my container were 3 small mini muffins with minimal berries, the opposite of moist, and a side of lemon curd that was actually wonderfully delicious.  The atmosphere was mediocre in a small square room filled with tables and chairs reminiscent of my childhood in the later 70s/early 80s. It put a smile on my face as I recognized the boomerang pattern and plastic chairs. I noticed how cramped this place was as I weaved my way to the restroom to wash my hands. Overall it was just ok for me.  I don't think I will be taking the drive back again.
__label__2 I  found Customshop to be a really good restaurant. The ambiance was great- a dark bistro, traditional yet modern.  I love their commitment  to supporting local and organic farms and sustainable seafood. Black grouper with sweet potato and pesto, outstanding. \n\nI think it deserves 4 stars but I have to give it three :( for the horrible service. The server had no interest in our table whatsoever. I hope to go back with a better service experience.
__label__2 Don't get me wrong I still love Customshop but my experience the last time I was here was meh.  It was a busy Friday night and being a former waitress I can understand being in the weeds, but my table was definitely sacrificed.  I was so excited to have the carpaccio it is one of my favorite things on the menu but it never came, are dirty martini's were not dirty - and the food overall was just blah this time around.  i guess it was just an off night.  The table next to us seemed to have a similar experience.
__label__2 Creative food, poor service. \nSpent close to an hour between appetizers and the main entries.
__label__3 This place was good for the view , the drinks , the light show  and boo calling . Heck ya I got hammered and liked it .
__label__1 Cheap beer and interesting crowd that go there. It's in Freemont - Downtown.
__label__1 Came here in July. It was hot. Not just hot but hot as hell. That was inside. On the balcony. There was a cool view of downtown Fremont. But it is even hotter. I was in there looking for air conditioning vents. The bar was OK. Nothing real special besides the view of the Fremont. I would return in a cooler month if i am downtown again. The music was good. That is another plus. More urban less top 40's.
__label__4 I used to go to the Three Brothers on the Atlantic City boardwalk all the time when I was growing up on the east coast. I can't believe there's one right up the street from me now. The pictures in the place bring back so many memories. I've only gotten pizza there, so I can only provide my opinion on that, but with the dough shipped from the east coast daily, how could you go wrong?
__label__3 I went in today to purchase a desk, and the staff here was really helpful. The only problem I had was trying to track someone down to help me. They even put the package in my car for me. Service was excellent, but I felt they could have more staff on the floors.
__label__2 This place is all about convenience.\n\nIt is convenient to grab a drink while friends are waiting in line.\nIt is convenient to get a refill as you walk from hotel to hotel.\nTherefore (no suprise) it is conveniently over priced.\n\nI appreciate the craft beers - some of my favs on tap, Fat Tire, Mirror Pond, Moose Drool. And I do appreciate that you can people watch like CRAZY at this spot, but I wouldn't stay and hang out. I will however be grabbing a drink ever so often as I stroll by.
__label__0 I have had a few drinks that have been made incorrect, and lets not mention the fact that half of their breakfast sandwiches are never available... but today was the last straw...  There employees tonight were beyond loud and obnoxious when a handful of people where trying to drink coffee and work.  New Management needed ASAP.
__label__4 This half-marathon event was my first, and I had a blast!  I was approached by a coworker who asked if I would like to join the event.  Since the company was offering to pay the admission fee, I accepted the challenge.  \n\nI had planned only to walk all the way, since I had developed plantar fasciitis on my left foot from all those years of running ten miles everyday.  However, it being my first marathon event and with so many eager attendees, I began the event with a running start.  Funnily enough, I was running/walking four to six miles every other day up until about sept. or oct. 2007.  From then on, I was only doing cardio, strength, and flexibility DVD exercises, so I really did not train for this event; Yet, I am proud to have finished the run/walk, and with a good time (2:28), as well!\n\nI'd like to thank a few nameless (and faceless)  people, young and elderly, who I kept pace with.  It was so inspiring to see so many in their 60s and beyond keeping pace (and humbling, too, to have many more pass me by!).  Many thanks to the cheering people, squads and individuals alike, who showed up with their smiles and high spirits, and also I tip my hat to the volunteers who handed out nourishments along the way!\n\nI skipped on pre-registering for next year thinking that my employer would do the event again, and this time doing it right by having a tent set up for the aftermath celebration, but alas, my employer elected not to sponsor a second time on account of so many no-show employees which cost the company so much money.  Tsk, tsk.  Perhaps those of us who wanted to run next year's event will be able to talk our employer into supporting us in 2010!  If you're thinking of signing up, think no more and just do it!  It'll be an event you'll remember for the rest of your life.
__label__0 I hate the marathon, every year it ruins my life for one day. I live in Tempe and there is nothing greater than shutting down all the roads near my place and then having to battle with the increased traffic, at least its only once a year, ahhhhhh I forgot about Ironman!!
__label__3 First off if you are a female who runs under 8:20ish pace please avoid this review...for you nice walk runners and males of all kinds feel free to proceed. \n\nFirst off I will admit my review may not be as objective as it should be:\nI didn't bring home hardware\nI didn't PR\nI did get the worst in race injury of my life and looked ridiculous in MGD64 gear.\n\nLike: flat, music, and non-repetitive\nDislike: high cost, lots of competition (I want to feel like hot stuff and be in front!), not much free stuff at the end, INSANE traffic, and forced to go to the race expo, all non-studying/running time must be spent Yelping!\n\n\nI am tentatively suggesting the IMS Marathon instead although this will be my first time competiting this February! (and i looks like I might get first overall female so fast ladies avoid it!)
__label__4 Is it true that I haven't reviewed Forefathers yet? I am in serious disbelief. Forefathers is like my favorite thing ever ever ever. For starters, the service is so wonderful here. It is family owned, so it definitely has a warm, inviting feel to it. You can watch them cook your sandwich right by the register, and it seems they are always talking with each other, laughing, and having a great time. From pure speculation, I feel like the family that owns it really enjoy each others' company. But I digress.\n\nTheir cheesesteak sandwiches are amazing. Melt in your mouth, packed with flavor, fresh and hot off the grill amazing. The words escape me for how unbelievably delicious their sandwiches are. They are messy in the best kind of way - I don't even care how silly I look with greasy flavor dripping off of my elbow. Ten stars for the sandwiches. Fifteen stars for the sandwiches. A million stars for the sandwiches!\n\nThe decor is also really great here. Lots of patriotism up in that joint. But seriously, try these guys out. I promise you it will be one of the best sandwiches you'll ever eat.
__label__4 I found this place on YELP and was pleasantly surprised. I the menu is simple and straight forward. The entire place was clean and had a welcoming atmosphere. Our entire experience was met with great customer service, a friendly staff, very nice owner and the food was great. My wife had a salad with chicken and I had a cheesesteak with the steak. The portions were generous but not overwhelming to leave you feeling overfull. The flavor was great. Even though I live on the west side I would make the trip to enjoy the food again. I had the opportunity to speak with Victor, the owner. He was very accommodating and really nice to talk to you. I recommend Forefathers for a great meal at a relatively low price.
__label__0 My husband and  I recently went to Waverly's as we so often have done in the past.\nI ordered their 10 oz Sirloin Special expecting to get the same quality of meat and thickness that I had received in the past.  When i received my steak this time, it looked like a very \"thinly\" cut piece of breakfast steak.  I have eaten better looking steaks at a cheap buffet.  It looked as if they were running out of the special so they had to compensate with a cheaper cut.  If I would have known this to begin with I would have ordered something else.  I happen to like sirloins and believe me, you can get a much better steak from OUTBACK.\n\nWhen I brought this to the attention of the waiter and manager, they offhandedly said that I had received an end cut.  I I had a center cut of the sirloin like I did before, it would have been a thicker cut of meat.  Where is the quality control here?  One day you get a center cut and the next time you might get a breakfast steak????????????\nFor a self-proclaimed upscale restaurant, this should be inexcusable.  I was not offered an apology or compensated for an inferior and smaller cut of meat.  Needless to say, there are a hundred different steak restaurants in town and I will not be returning to Waverly's.
__label__1 I've been here a couple times, and every time I've been underwhelmed. Not that the food is bad, just that for the price and the atmosphere, I really expect more. I asked for recommendations from the waiter, and he recommended the three most expensive items on the menu. I ordered one, and my partner ordered another, and we were both disappointed with our food.
__label__3 I had the jambalaya and it was very good. GF had the fish and pasta, she loved it. Only problem was that we sat outside and a bee was bothering us.\n\notherwise the drinks are great, the food was plentiful, and the atmosphere was very calm!
__label__4 Not sure why there are all the haters. This place always amazes.  The chef is a great guy and the food is incredible.  We had our wedding here and just continue to return for the food and ambiance.  One of the best kept secrets in the Madison area.  If you haven't tried it, you should.  They offer an impressive wine list and will do any wine by the glass.  We get great service and food every time we come here.  The Lilliana's burger will stand tall against any gourmet burger, the smoked wings amazing and if you like spicy the Chicken Diablo........ One word...... Sriracha!
__label__0 I bought some $345 really pretty sunglasses here on Vacation in Vegas. I was delighted to see the store and was proud of Mr Lee for all he had achieved!\n\nI Wore THOSE LOVELY GLASSES  for 4 days when the glass popped out of the frame.\n\n I returned them two weeks later when I got back to Vegas. \n\nTerrible store service .... No refund on glasses or shoes even if they are broken after 10 days she wasn't even bothered they were defective ! \n\nRead the store policy before you purchase a thing its on the receipt apparently \n ..No replacement available... no options.\n\n I was treated like I was trying to rob the store .\n\n\n I left with my broken glasses and returned them to London's Bond Street ( \u00a310 parking) from where they were sent to Italy to be repaired.\n\n\nI picked them up at Bond Street (\u00a310 parking) they broke again a week later (\u00a310 to park to return them )   ...dropped them with Manager in Store .\n\n\n They have now been sent to Vegas for a refund... three weeks ago .\nI have no glasses, AND  no money .\n\nThey were really very helpful in London considering this is really not their problem.. Appalling in Vegas. Fine on the selling end , combative and rude on the return. Buyer Beware ! I am now down about $400......
__label__1 It is rare for me to give two stars, and I was so disappointed with my food that I had to write a missive on it.  Middle Eastern/Mediterranean food - simple ingredients so not much you can do wrong.  Quite frankly, the worst tasting Chicken Shawarma I have ever tasted.  The chicken meat looked and tasted like it had come preboiled and prepackaged.  Flavorless, and not something I would expect from such an otherwise flavorful dish.  The shredded lettuce likely came from the same vendor McDonalds has, and I don't recall much else except the flavorless echo of a yogurt-based tzaziki.  Falafal is dried up and lack-luster, hummus is dressed up in Israeli fashion with Paprika - but otherwise uninspired.\n\nThis place is open late, every night of the week - and definitely caters to a younger un-discerning crowd that is inebriated and needing to fill their bellies with sustenance.  And the price is right at about $7-$8 for a meal with fries.\n\nCome here if you are trying to avoid a bad hangover, but not if you want quality middle eastern food.
__label__2 Been here a few times. I will be here again. Why? It's that \"where should we go get a beer with the best chance of specials?\" bar. I have never been there when there wasn't some sort of special. Sometimes even a giveaway!\n\nWings are okay. I will leave it at that. Burgers also okay. Standard bar fare to soak up all the beer you will drink while watching one of 50 games on all their TVs.\n\nThey have a nice patio that is often full of smoking football fans. Also have cute and attentive bartenders. Usually very loud and rude married dudes hitting on them the whole time, which can be more fun than the games...
__label__0 If you're into Ahwatukee Housewives swapping and popping prescription smack on Saturday night, having your ass grabbed by a creepy divorcee old enough to be your father, weak sauce beverages and \"Mexican food\" that makes Taco Bell look appealing, then you will absolutely love Loco Patron.\n\nI also haven't been back in four years, so maybe things have changed. Still, I wouldn't go out of my way to give it another shot.
__label__4 This place was amazing! I loved the decor, it felt very warm and welcoming. I don't know why people are giving this place such a bad review. This is going to by our new spot for dates and dinner. We were so happy with how friendly our server was we gave him a $20 tip. That never happens.
__label__1 Went once. Las Fuentas is sooooo much better! No need to go back here
__label__0 my girlfriend and i have been there twice, and twice we have gotten upset stomachs, there were green bugs in the menus, friendly people, but get passed off to a different person both times, stay away from this place
__label__4 Love hiking in Spur Cross Ranch! If you are looking for a place that feels completely disconnected from the normal world with only the sound of nature, and very few people around, this is the place. It is a bit of a drive once you turn off the main street but it's a very pretty drive. The amount of cactus and greenery here is outstanding and the views are beautiful. There are easy trails and hard trails, and it's easy to get lost in a nice sort of way (aka it's not that hard to find your way back to the trail). Some of the trails go by a creek, which actually does have a good amount of water after a rain. \n\nAfter hiking in Spur Cross its easy to get a bite, a cup of coffee, or some beers in the quaint town of Cave Creek.
__label__1 Technically speaking, this restaurant has everything a good restaurant in North Scottsdale should have: nice decor and ambiance, intriguing menu with lots to try, live music, and a good location.  After reading some stellar four and five star reviews on Yelp, we were pretty excited to try it out for dinner, however we found ourselves leaving sorely disappointed with both the food and the service.  \n\nMistake #1:  Not a big crowd on a Friday night. Granted we did arrive a little later than the normal dinner crowd (8ish), but there were very few people eating here which was a little disconcerting.\n\nMistake #2:  Had to wait over half an hour just to order, even though the place was empty.  Our waiter apparently decided to go on a smoke break (and we're not talking cigarettes here people) right when we sat down.  This left me no option but to go to the front and ask the girls why we weren't being served.  They apologized profusely and got our waiter out to our table in a few minutes. \n\nMistake #3:  The food was not that great.  We ordered two small pizzas, two appetizers (baby back ribs and stuffed bell pepper) and pork tenderloin cooked to medium.  The pizza's both were cold and tasted like cardboard and the pork tenderloin was a little on the tough side, definitely not cooked medium.  The appetizers were okay, but for all the food that we got, we both left ready to snack when we got home since we didn't finish our less than spectacular meal.\n\nI will say that the prices were reasonable and the atmosphere was pleasant, but those are about the only redeeming qualities I can find in this restaurant.  We will surely not go back to Javino's for the simple fact that there are an abundance of restaurants in Scottsdale alone that offer the whole package in the dining experience without compromising the service or the quality of food.  Nice try though.... \n\n2.5/5.
__label__0 We found this place based on an ad online for $2 off a smoothie. It was hot like hell so we stopped by. We got 2 smoothie and they only took $2 off. We asked about it the girl said she did not know and gave an awkward smile. False advertising. I do not like dishonest business.
__label__4 OMG this is seriously my favorite place to eat on mill. I love that you can get a super tasty burrito quickly and hang out and have a drink at the bar. And they are really cheap. I would highly recommend the pork. It's shredded and has a nice kick to it.
__label__2 Mill Avenue is probably one of my least favorite places to go to hang out simply because it is insanely crowded all of the time, however, Chronic Cantina is sort of tucked away off of Mill. It's still pretty busy here on any given night, but a lot less so than some of the MAJOR Mill destinations. \n\nI went here with a group of friends the other night because they were spending time with a friend from California. \nThe DJ plays a pretty good mix of today's hip hop and even some Dubstep upon request (yay for Skrillex!). The bar is packed full of great choices for ANY type of booze your heart desires. I love that they have Blanco Basura. What a hilarious name for a beer. \n\nThe dance floor isn't huge, but they have a pole in the middle for those girls (and possibly even some guys) who get drunk enough to utilize it. \n\nI haven't had the food here, but I intend to make another trip, so I will update my review after that!
__label__3 Fantastic!  Went there with my boyfriend and some friends for drinks and a bite.  I got a veggie burrito (definitely a thumbs up) and an assortment of drinks, all delicious.  You can tell the bartender cares about what he puts together, and it was fun chatting with him before we ate.  The atmosphere is almost trying too hard, but that really only adds to it's charm, as you notice more and more interesting details as you look around (parachute frogs on the vent, etc).  I'm hoping to stop in again very soon to try their veggie nachos or tacos.
__label__1 The crowd was all old creepy drunk men , one was drooling and bragging about how much money he had, and then got kicked out bc he stole my friends iPhone!!!! music was so loud I couldn't think.. bartender was awesome though.
__label__3 The hotel highly recommended Morel's, so we made reservations here for my birthday dinner. Apparently they have an amazing wine selection, but I'm not a big vino drinker so we passed. I ordered the slowly braised short ribs, and OH MY GOD it was so good. Really tender and flavorful, with the softest cooked asparagus, tasty delicate mushrooms, and a delicious sauce that I wanted to lick right off the plate. The boys ordered steaks, which melted in your mouth. The corn was really good, and the macaroni and cheese sooooo good. We didn't have time to sample the desserts as we had to go see a show, but I would definitely recommend this place. The service was very friendly and attentive, restaurant really posh and modern, and food excellent!!!
__label__2 Once you've tasted shrimp that tastes like...well, SHRIMP...you never forget it. My first time was in Key West, Florida - visiting the local fishmonger, we picked up 5 pounds of the stuff just off the boat. \"Undipped,\" as the F/M said, which we took to mean that these puppies had seen nothing but seawater. At $20/pound raw in 1985, we happily splurged.\n\nSuch is the case at Morels French Steakhouse and Bistro in Las Vegas. Expect to pay top prices for the traditional shrimp cocktail, and expect a fresh taste of the sea.\n\nAlas, no such luck with the rest of the menu. It's good fare, but nothing soars or, for that matter, lands. My advice: Stick to the sea.
__label__4 Excellent service and fantastic food in a great setting. The staff were knowledgeable about the cheeses, wines, food and their respective pairings.  The food was great (had the pork chop which was very nicely done). The coffee was served and made via French press which I'm addicted to to start with and that in of itself put a great touch on the experience.
__label__2 I've dined here on a few occasions. Lunch has been fantastic! We had Croque Monsieur and Quiche Lorraine.  Dinner has been hit or miss, I suggest sticking with the steaks - the porterhouse for two was great. Haven't had much luck with the seafood or other red meats. Don't miss the cheese plates, they're excellent anytime.
__label__2 Arriving at eight on the dot we actually presented to closed doors - no worries though, they'd open only minutes later.  Making our way into the vast confines of the restaurant we stated our names, though reservations clearly were not necessary.  Led to a comfortable 4-top near the large glass windows we marveled at the black and white tiled floor, raw bar, cheese bar, cork wreath, chandeliers, and generally lovely layout of the space.  Greeted quickly by our server, Gina G, we were provided with menus and water was filled for us all while the others opted for Orange Juice, Hot Tea, and a specialty French Press of Rwandan Komera coffee - a bold citrus blend with plenty of body that didn't really appeal to me, but my mother enjoyed a lot.\n\nBrowsing the menu of both traditional and non-traditional bistro fare we settled on a pair of sweets and a pair of savories to be shared around.  With service good throughout the meal there were two small issues considering only one other table was seated during the entirety of our brunch - the first being the fact that my water actually reached empty twice and the second when one of the ancillary staff nearly filled my sister's tea with coffee.  With light classical playing overhead it would be approximately 15 minutes before our plates would arrive.\n\nFor myself, the standard in such circumstances; a Croque Madame with Country Ham, Gruy\u00e8re Cheese, Sauce Mornay,Crispy Sourdough, Fried Egg and a side of Pommes Frites with organic Heinz ketchup.  While the frites were largely a miss - hot but somewhat anemic and flavorless, the sandwich was actually quite good, albeit lightly topped.  With two thin slices of rich ham and an equal portion of Gruyere sandwiched between the crispy bread, the highlight of the dish was unquestionably the lovely Mornay and creamy egg yolk.  \n\nThe second option, my mothers, was the crispy Belgium Waffle with fresh Berries and Housemade Vanilla Syrup.  Simple in concept the execution of this dish was quite poor in my opinion - the waffle doughy and the vanilla syrup tasting identical to the pure maple syrup (not a bad thing, but false advertising) until blended with the dollop of vanilla cream atop the waffles.  Admittedly the fruits were very fresh and tasty, however.\n\nOpting for more unique dishes proved advantageous to my sister and aunt, the sooner ordering the Crab Oscar Benedict with Asparagus, Dungeness crab, Poached Eggs, and Citrus Hollandaise atop a round popover.  Already hefty and artery clogging with the crab clearly cooked in butter and the lovely hollandaise with just a tinge of lemon, piercing the two creamy eggs with a fork added a whole new level to the dish.  With white asparagus adding necessary fiber and texture the entirety of this dish was decadence well worth the calories.\n\nThe final choice, my aunts, was another winner - Banana and Mascarpone stuffed French Toast with Saigon cinnamon and pure maple syrup.  With bread similarly shaped to that from the popover I gather the toast itself was actually a bread pudding style custard.  With a thick layer of banana accented sweet cheese inside and fresh bananas atop the toast was first pan seared and then torch bruleed forming a crisp top that crackled on cutting.  With plentiful notes of cinnamon and the maple syrup on the plate instead of being poured over top I really liked the flavor profile and presentation of the dish, as did my aunt who is not keen on maple as she finds it overwhelming.\n\nWith tax and tip the total for brunch would run approximately $25 a person - not a bargain compared to the $5 grand slam at Denny's that we passed to get there, but on par with the prices at Mon Ami Gabi and slightly less pricey than MoZen, Tableau, or Bouchon.  With that said, while there was nothing wrong with Morels, it also didn't move me or wow me and at such a price I'd much sooner take the elevator up to Bouchon at the Venetian than the escalator down to Morels at the Palazzo.  The Croque, Frites, French Toast, and Waffles at Bouchon are simply better....and the eggs and crab dish I'd have there on Christmas day left that Benedict a distant memory, regardless of how good it was.
__label__4 Just great to have a nice moment.\n\nBroad selection of wine. Ask for Alex's advice, he is surely one of the best sommelier you will ever meet.\n\nWe will go back, no doubt about it.
__label__3 My initial instinct was surprise at a 3.5 star rating for Morels.  What?  And although I have a hard time identifying reasons as to why Morels is super awesome, it sits well in my memory.  I've tried 50% of the menu by now, and in total I have to say that it's good dining.  The couple of items I didn't like were the salmon flatbread and the thick toast (too thick) under the eggs benedict.  They have a lovely selection of shellfish and cheeses! And the bread and butter is good.  And there's a very good olive tapenade.  I could just eat bite after bite of those...
__label__1 Went here on a Friday night late (around 9 pm) as a last minute choice and very hungry. Was slow.\n\nSteak (Filet mignon): 5! -- perfectly cooked and delicious\nSide Order dishes: 3--  nothing memorable for price, ordered salad, sauteed mushrooms and asparagus, similar to what the buffet was probably serving, in my opinion\n\nWait Service: 1.5-- my friend that I was dining with was dairy-free-- depending on the staff that delivered the dish, took order, etc, we couldn't get a straight confirmation on whether the dish contained cream/butter.  We ordered a glass of wine, which we were done with by the time our dinner was served-- we were never asked if we wanted a refill (no one even came around), which we wanted for the steaks.  We were also asked if we wanted bread and butter prior to dinner-- to which we said yes-- was also never served.\n\nSadly lacking for a $200 bill.  Wouldn't go back. The only reason I rate this a 2 instead of a 1 is because the steak was perfection.
__label__2 Have had hit and miss times at this spot.  The last three times however have been great.  Brunch for two of them, and cocktails in the lounge while we waited for family that were driving from L.A. airport.  Definitely try it as they have some great menu items and very skillfully made drinks.  The bartender and waitress made sure we had drinks as soon as our glasses were at half, and they gave us complimentary bread which is a nice touch if your not having dinner.  Recommend seating inside as service is usually best for eating.  If I have the same service next time as I did these last three, I will rate a 4 star.  Staff are very friendly.
__label__0 We dined on 10/26/12 while staying at the Palazzo. We were greeted kindly by the hostess. We ordered the east/west coast oysters after reading online that they have an oyster bar. They were delivered to our table with no explanation. There were three sauces that we navigated with no help from our waiter. Our steaks were prepared well but the Mac & cheese side was flavorless and the artichoke was overcooked and oversalted. The crab served with my filet oscar tasted a bit rancid. Our waiter was annoyed when we asked about the salts delivered with my husbands steak. We received far superior service from the support wait staff. We had a very good Pinot Noir, vantage point. Not worth a third of the $333 bill. This is my first negative review and I regret not reading the yelp reviews prior to making a reservation.
__label__0 Excellent aged steaks 5 stars, good service, wine selection pretty lame unless you want to spend hundreds and hundreds. BUT the crab salad was the cheapest POS salad ever, minus 5.  I stopped at one point and asked myself if it was some cheep caned watery tuna, about two tablespoons for $30.. If this place is in the top ten restaurants in Vegas as advertised, they should shut the town down and quit. Pitiful just pitiful, and the side of asparagus was much better.  If you want a complete dinner, skip this joint!
__label__4 The best steak I've had at a restaurant period. I ordered the Grass Fed New York strip medium rare. Yes, they have grass fed beef and organic pastured chickens here. \n\nWith a great view of the strip, and outside balcony seating, Morels French Steakhouse is Vegas dinner must.
__label__4 This is definitely one of my favorite places in Vegas. It's a steakhouse, however we never tried the steak there. We always go with the seafood and French onion soup.
__label__2 After a long day, my vendor and I met up for dinner.  I asked him, what do you want to eat, he says he wants a piece of steak.  At first I said no but then I was like, I do want steak.  We scoured opentable and voila, Morels it was.\n\nWe ordered the caesar salad which was made table side.  It is a caesar salad, nothing special although I thought it had too much acidity and I wouldn't have minded some anchovies.  Before the salad came I was famished but the bread was nowhere to be seen.  I'm not sure why we had to ask them to bring the bread but we did however it was warm and soft and the butter and olive tapenade that came with it were a perfect combination.\n\nI did order a steak, a bone in rib eye but I had so much bread I couldn't finish it all.  The steak though wasn't all that great.  It was well cooked; I asked for medium rare and I got medium rare but the seasoning that was on it wasn't flavorful enough and the flavor it did have wasn't all that good.\n\nWe also ordered the pomme frites which are thin cut fries and those I do not like even though the truffle mayo it came with was delicious and a good sauce for the steak.  \n\nService was good and attentive.  I would probably want to try other steak houses next time I'm here.
__label__1 I don't know why I always decide to come into this store knowing I would never buy anything here.  Maybe it's the 50% off discount or the crowds of women inside the store.  Yet every time after I leave I always tell myself I'm never coming back.  I rarely find anything decent.  I am not a fan of canvas or nylon purses with the Coach pattern all over it.  For a second I almost forgot Coach(wayy back in the day) made classic leather handbags, the all leather ones I find never seem to impress me with neither style nor shape.  It's like hobos and old-lady style crossbody bags galore.  I know I shouldn't expect much though since it is a Coach FACTORY store, because the real retail Coach carries the Legacy line which are refined and stylish, but the price tag isn't worth it for me because at the end of the day I ask myself do I really want to carry Coach now?  After how devalued it's been?  Nah.  And I also do not enjoy being hounded by sales associates carrying around a calculator!
__label__3 Good prices on a lot of cool stuff.  .  The sweets and snacks were on sale 3 for 2, bought some Pizza flavored Gamer Grub here and it's great.  Now I don't have to eat all that greasy food whilst I PvP.\n\nGreat selection of cool stuff and friendly helpful staff.
__label__4 I am wayyyyy frugal so I love this place and pretty  much any outlet store-- Its happened on more than one occasion that I found something here discounted that was regular priced at the Galleria or online. Staff is usually friendly -- and although the store is not always at its cleanliessness lol -- i think it goes with the concept .. which I LOVE...
__label__2 Well, this place is puzzling and I'm not going to save the bad news for last.  They seem to pride themselves on allowing and maybe even promoting smoking.  It's puzzling because the beer selection is extensive.  The menu is above average, as is the food.  Lots of pizzas, sandwiches, appetizers.\n   BUT, who wants to go home smelling like a filthy ashtray?  It would be great if they joined the rest us in the twenty-first century.
__label__0 I just moved to Phoenix from Chicago and I've also lived in Lexington Ky this is the first time I've seen so many superfluous charges on my electric bill.  If you subtract the $28 to install (when power was already on btw) my fees add up to $50 and my actual electric usage was $30 for the month of december.  I've never seen a delivery charge for electric in my life (gas yes, but that makes sense).  This delivery charge was divided into 2 segments one being $17 and the other $6.  I hope someone can tell me that SRP doesn't have this kind of fees as we are most likely moving to Mesa.
__label__0 APS has the most incompetent customer service. Their service compared to SPR is so much more expensive!!!! I am talking $40 compared to APS's $120+ bill. \n\nIt's been since January 2013 that we moved out and we have still NOT received our deposit back!!! And it's already end of March!!! Every time you call, the story is different with each representative. \"Oh, it went out yesterday!\" \"Oh, it actually takes 3 weeks to be released...\" \"Oh, ....\" Avoid making a deposit at all cost! They charge through roof and I am almost suspicious their meter numbers are reported wrong because one month that we lived there and we were on vacation for most of the month, turned eveything off and didn't use heat or A/C, the bill was still high as if we used electricity every day... Nothing makes sense with them. \n\nTHEY SUCK.\n\nChoose SRP ONLY! Their customer is the best and their rates are very appropriate.
__label__0 FUCK YOU APS!!!!  A $5 \"convenience\" fee for paying online?  I'm already paying 3 or 4 times the electricity cost due to your \"fees\", but its just a slap in the face when you slap a \"convenience\" fee onto an online payment.  APS is nothing but a sucky greedy company that has a monopoly and treats its customers like shit.  FUCK YOU APS.
__label__0 Worst Chinese buffet I've had in town. Got a flyer in the mail and the picture and price was attractive and decided to give it a try. It was a big disappointment! Food did not taste good, alot of dried up dishes. The place is in desperate need of remodeling. Would not come back.
__label__2 I'd really wanted to like this place, but it just isn't happening. Family has eaten here several time and we've had excellent meals (burgers in particular), but not consistently. There is always something wrong: burger over cooked, cold food, orders not correct. If a restaurant is going to charge the higher prices, I expect consistently good food and service - not hit and miss.
__label__0 I went to the one in Summerlin and was very disappointed with their cupcakes.  I bought a dozen assortment and initially I was impressed at how pretty they were.  However, 7 out of the 12 were dry and we ended up throwing them away!  I did buy them and bring them immediately to a party, so it wasn't like I kept them overnight somewhere.  I e-mailed the website the following day, but I didn't hear from them at all.  I called them a couple of weeks later and they said that they didn't get my e-mail.  I asked to speak to the manager but they gave me the run-around and told me to e-mail Pamela, the manager, directly.  I did but again did not hear from them.  So I called again and spoke to someone else other than the manager and they said that I should have brought the dry cupcakes as proof.  Can you believe that?  That thought never even occured to me.  She even asked me questions like \"how long did I leave it out?\", etc.  $30 for a dozen cupcakes is not cheap and I expect certain level of quality.  SO IF YOU GET CUPCAKES FROM HERE AND ARE NOT SATISFIED, DON'T THROW IT AWAY LIKE I DID.  KEEP IT AND BRING IT TO THE STORE FOR PROOF! If you do try one flavor, try the red velvet one.  Otherwise, don't waste your money here.  Go do something else like getting a delicious pie at Marie Callendar's.
__label__0 I had been eyeballing The Cupcakery for several of mine and the girls at work's trips to Chipotle for lunch and finally HAD to go in... The store was super cute and noone was at the counter... As I was browsing the flavors the cashier came up and very impatiently asked \"what can I get for you?\" in a super snobby voice like I was sooo bothering her... She kinda followed me down the counter (it's not very long so I felt very rushed in this important decision) and I asked her about a particular flavor named \"Bugs\" or something similar... It had a cute caterpillar piped on top.. and the cashier looked at me like I must be sooo stupid and says \" It's carrot cake\" in the most condescending tone EVER! Needless to say I did not pick Bugs... So sorry Cupcake Girl that I didn't make that connection and you didn't really make me feel welcome to read the description...I went back to the office with Oh My Gosh Ganache and found myself munching on what seemed like a strofoam peanut with a dollop of crisco in the middle... I didn't finish it... That's never happened with me and a cupcake before... Not even the ones in a six pack from the grocery store!!! Lucky for me I found Retro Bakery, whose cupcake are fantastic and they are super friendly to boot!
__label__0 why on earth would someone pay $3.00 for a cupcake when you can make them at home for the same price. i don't get the cupcake craze...\n\nmy brother is all about it and i watch him spend $30 easy on cupcakes a week. i tried one of these 'golden' cupcakes and it was dry,  tasteless, and not worth $3. \n\nsorry... two thumbs down
__label__0 i had a chocolate cupcake from this today and currently am suffering from food poisoning. i suspect that it's salmonela.  i threw up everything that was inside me and still can't move, and have a crazy headache.  watch out when eating their cupcakes.
__label__2 I'm not a fan of sweets. However, I wanted to give The Cupcakery a try. While I don't like cupcakes, I do like carrot cake. So we decided to split a Bugsy, carrot cake with cream cheese topping. It was pretty decent as far as cupcakes go. It was a little too sweet for me and I let my wife eat most of it. As we were leaving I saw they had miniature cupcakes. If we go back, I'll probably get one of them as that's about all the sweet I can handle. They do have a nice variety, and I wouldn't mind trying some more. The minis should serve me well for that.
__label__0 This place was reccommended to me. I went into the Cupcakery with an open mind and I was left EXTREMEMLY disappointed. None of the cupcakes looked appealing & I'm glad I only bought one. It was a strawberry shortcake!  It was NOT delicious. I had to scrape off the HUGH mound of frosting to even out the ratio. When I bit into the cake, it was reddish/pink (food coloring...YUK!) and it didn't even taste like strawberries. In fact there were NO strawberries anywhere on the cupcake. The worst part...the cake was D-R-Y, DRY!  \n\nPROBLEMS with CUPCAKERY (my opinion):  They taste as though baker/owner uses dyes & flavoring.//The frosting-cake ratio is UNBALANCED. You get more frosting than cake.//The frosting is piled high as though the baker is trying to mask the SAHARA DESERT DRY CAKE. I've had cupcakes from a box/mix that were MORE MOIST!/// It doesn't taste as though fresh ingredients are used.//The cupcakes are VERY OVERPRICED!!!!\n\nHere in Pasadena, we have DOTS. The strawberry shortcake @ DOTS is white cake with FRESH berries on the batter. It has a perfect amount of buttercream with a simple decoration. DOTS CUPCAKES ARE SUUUUPERR MOIST!!! Best of all, they are reasonably priced. \n\nI don't understand the comments that people left and I can't believe people like the cupcakes @ Cupcakery!!!
__label__3 I took my kids to the Cupcakery and I joyed the cupcakes. The only problem is the price of the cupcakes I paid $5.00 for one cup cake that was to much. I ended up buying four cupcakes. Not to say that I did not enjoy eating the cupcake, but it was overpriced.
__label__2 Came here after an evening of ice skating. It was a Friday night and still relatively quiet. The place is pretty cute (themed) and the bar area is roomy so I imagine there would still be a good amount of space even if it had been crowded. My friend and I had gotten a coupon off the restaurant's site ($27.95 for dinner for two). The food was pretty good; however, our server was kind of a jerk (making sarcastic comments and being condescending). He was also a bit slow and forgetful even though there were only a handful of full tables and a few other servers working. So even with a good dinner, the uncomfortable service is making me question if I'd go back.
__label__4 5 Stars! Not cause its a super duper fine dining place... but because it was great in food and experience. Yeah sure it's nothing to go Ape over, but I got everything I expected from this kind of place. Had some oyster shooters. Yum. Louisiana oysters... YUM YUM.\n\nOne thing I DO have to say is, they had the BEST snow crab I've ever had. The texture was good. Not mushy or cakey. Not super salty or watered down like the stuff you might find at buffets. And it had an awesome sweetness to it. I enjoyed it more than the lobster. And I love lobster over crab!\n\nGreat food. Check.\nGood drinks... check...\n...totally worth what you pay for.\n\nI left the place like a fatty.\n\nIf you don't want crawfish but have a seafood craving.. go here.\n\nIt might not satisfy everyone... but this place now tops Hot & Juicy and Boiling Crab for me!
__label__4 Great price for the breakfast deal $4.99 chicken steak & eggs, friendly staff good food and price. Music is little loud. But it is a bar, what can you say right ??
__label__3 Love this store, whether to purchase stuff or just get some good ideas on how to decorate.  the staff is always super nice and helpful and always have lots of great stuff in stock.
__label__4 Yes, this store is absolutely beautiful.  The handbags department is huge!  Ask for my friend Amanda, shell help you out.  \nNext time i win big at the tables, im gonna shop!\nThis store beats the hell out of Suks & Needless markup thats off the strip!
__label__0 I was staying at the South Point and love Mexican food so based on reviews selected this place.  Everything about it was horrible.  The decor is cheesy diner/cafe style; there is no ambiance whatsoever.  The elderly male host was almost single handedly the most rude restaurant employee I've ever encountered.  The salsa was ok however the food in general was bland and the margaritas were watered down.  Complete waste of money and time.
__label__4 Its not about the atmosphere really. Its the food!! They give you comp chips with guacamole, salsa, and bean dip. All so very good! Wed-Sun they have a $9.95 lunch special that includes a 2 item combo, fideo soup (also yum!!), and a frozen margarita! You cant beat that.
__label__1 Mediocre food... salsa tasted too \"tomato-y\", guacamole was very bland, taquitos were just \"ok\". Much better food from the small hole-in-the-wall Mexican joints.
__label__2 The food is ok. I appreciate the chips with sides of bean dip, salsa, and guacamole was placed on the table when we sat down. The staff was friendly. The female 'busser' wore a scented lotion that was very strong and competed with the smell of the food. I mentioned this to her and she made excuses about her hands being dry instead of washing it off. The staff kept talking about how they wanted chocolate that the man from the reservation booth was carrying around in a bag. It is noisy in the restaurant and you can overhear other diner's conversations. They have tables with armless chairs and booths.
__label__3 Odd name for a pizza with several out of the ordinary choices.  For a starter, grilled corn along with a half price Monday Italian Pinot Grigio wine.  The two color corn was better than usual but thought the wines on the list were 20% higher with a 50% discount.  The selected wood charred pizza was  shrimp, home made mozzarella, basil herb, chili flakes and lemon zest.  One of the better, lighter pizzas plus a tasty crust.  There  were additional meat choice toppings but would prefer other veggie/herb choices for more diverse flavors.\n\nThe indoor seating was comfortable but very close quarters.  Three different servers brought the food when it was ready which was a good thing.  The patio is relatively small with a bad sun angle so may try it next time after the sun has gone down.
__label__1 Yaaawwwwwnnn!!!!! Next!\nThere are better pizza joints in town!
__label__3 It's starting to get warmer, and al fresco dining is becoming, in a word, delightful!\nWith that in mind, the Beautiful Carin and I, while we were out running a few errands today, were trying to decide what to do for lunch. \nInstead of the sandwich or late Sunday breakfast option, we were close to Humble Pie and decided to stop in. \nWe hadn't been there in 3-4 months (one of the things I love about Yelp is that it pushes me to both try new places and revisit spots that I haven't been to in awhile).\nIt was not busy, which was both a blessing and disquieting. There should be more people there on a beautiful Sunday afternoon! \nThe food is really very good, and the service was excellent (both better than the last time we were there, I think). \nI don't know if I attribute that to a less crowded place, or just improvements in everything, overall. I don't know and I shouldn't over-analyze.\nWe sat on the patio, and it is very comfortable and pleasant out there. This is a quiet corner of the Hilton Village strip mall, so it's easy to enjoy a conversation with out traffic and noise.\nWe had a sausage and roasted fennel pizza and veggie salad. Both were terrific! I prefer a more savory than sweet pizza, generally, and this one walked the line nicely. The tomato sauce and the roasted fennel have just enough sweetness to provide a counterpoint to the salty sausage and olives. Crust has a great texture and flavor, in and of itself, and was nicely baked, with just a little blackness at the edges. Nice Job!\nThe salad was extremely fresh and nicely dressed. \nAdd in decent hefevitzen and that's what I call lunch!
__label__3 I'm saving the last star for when I actually sit and eat in the restaurant. I always get my pizza to go...the Coppa Ham & Olive is the best.  I've only had that and split a salad with someone...but I've eaten it 15+ times (why mess with perfection?!)  I crave it at least once a week.  It's a bit pricey, especially since you can't actually get two small meals out of it.  It's either one giant meal (which I can't do) or one regular meal and a snack.  The ingredients are rather pricey as well, so I don't mind the extra cost. The crust is hand tossed and sometimes comes with slightly charred bubbles in the dough.  The ingredients are incredibly fresh.  The service is really amazing (even for carry-out).  They just celebrated their one-year anniversary and I'm looking forward to many more meals there. (I peeked at their wine selection and its pretty great.)  Enjoy!
__label__3 If I wasn't trying to cut back on carbs I'd be there more regularly but I love this place - everything on the menu is yummy. service is a bit rushed on a Friday night but that's to be expected in a good restaurant here in town. definitely recommend Humble Pie it's delish!
__label__3 One of the better pizzas I've had in Phx. Sry Domino's!
__label__1 This place makes me crazy. I would really want to love it here. Close to my house, good beer on draft, good salads, good pizza. (Too small for my boyfriend; he's not coming back.) I NEVER get greeted quickly here. I sat at the bar for 10? minutes at lunchtime. and at least 3 people walked by. They must have seen me; it's like they avoid making eye contact and won't offer a glass of water until they have time. This has happened every time I've been there. Once we were seated the service improved, but I had to go from irate to barely satisfied.
__label__3 Great salad, fast service and respectable pizza.  The bar setting makes this a welcoming hangout.
__label__0 I don't get why anyone would call this pizza delicious.  The only thing good about the pepperoni pizza was the pepperoni.  The crust had all the flavor of a paper plate. They put a pinch of cheese on the pie and call it a pizza.  The best description of this pizza, in my opinion, is bland.  Maybe it's because I'm spoiled after having pizza as delicious as Joe's NY Pizza in Old Town, but this pizza is a big yawn.  The venue is great.  They just need a new recipie for pizza.
__label__1 Yell at me, call me names, beat me up, just PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE don't make me go back to Saddle Ranch!!  Ick from beginning to end.  \n\nI made the mistake of bringing a couple out of town buyers here last night, a Monday mind you, thinking it would be fun and kitchy.  You know, they could watch a couple lushes get on the bull and made fools of themselves and fall off, rustic cowboy atmosphere, good enough for entertaining out of towners anyways.\n\nOh how wrong was I??  Just my luck it was their 1 year anniversary party and the placed was packed.  And packed with the worst kind of people.  It looked like a Real World casting call had thrown up all over the bar.  Skanky, underage girls literally falling over chairs, and being annoyingly in the way all the time.  Oh, and I'm pretty sure that all the steroids ever injected in AZ were in that bar too.  And get this, they were all wearing crystals on their shirts...puke.\n\nIt took FOREVER to get served at the bar which we obviously didn't stay at long because my clients wanted to get the hell out of there ASAP.\n\nThe only reason in gets any stars at all is because I cannot entirely turn my back on any place that serves cotton candy.  That would be the 5 year old in me : )
__label__1 Maybe I should have just come for the bar.  I arrived, late, and wasn't able to order.  Good thing, because the portions are huge and everyone had leftovers, so I just ate theirs.  I sampled it all, and you'll be getting the calories for your money.  Too much reliance on butter and sugar.  Cheap, huge portions, but not the place I'd pick to eat.  The bar looked fun, but the birthday girl wanted to hit the clubs.  Maybe if I come back just for the bar, it might change my opinion.
__label__4 Second large group experience here.\n\nOut with a party of 10 at 8pm Saturday night looking for dinner and drinks.  After being told it would be a long wait at R&R, we walked to Saddle Ranch.  They said 30 minutes to get us a table for 10... but volunteered that since we had a wait, they would set us up at the bar and the first round is on the house. (!!!)\n\nThe wait was probably a little longer than 30 minutes, but the bartender made great drinks, food and prices were good, and our server brought us a round of after-dinner shots, again, on the house.  \n\nI was especially pleased because this is the second time I've come with a large group on the weekend and we were treated really well at Saddle Ranch - that is why I direct all my large groups here.  Cheers to the manager for taking care of us and earning our loyalty.\n\n\nEDIT: \nIf you're out on a weekend night looking for a good value for a drink, the AMF is the house specialty.  $13 for a carafe (guessing 32 ounces) of a coconut-flavored long island.\n\nIf you ride the bull as a guy, the operator tries to throw you as quickly as possible.  For girls, however, they go pretty easy on you.
__label__0 Bartenders= 100% cool. Bouncers = Douche-bags. Management= A step above a monkey in a suit. Great place for sub-standard food that is way overpriced.  It also has really nice cheap and corny decor inside.  If you wear Tap-Out gear with a bandana tied on your head or if you are a 45+ patron \"trying\" to recapture a youthful night of fun, come here and you will fit right in.  You could throw a dart at a map and find an establishment with better food and there are waaaaay more places in walking distance that are more fun to grab a drink at.\nSaddle Ranch (even the 2 in LA), you guys should crawl in a hole and die.
__label__2 The only good thing about this place is getting to ride the mechanical bull.  It was empty both nights we stopped by.  At least I get to mark something off my bucket list!
__label__3 I had a bad couple experiences coming here because I always came at night while bar hopping.  \n\nMy boyfriend and I recently came here for dinner and I loved it.  Since we live in the area, we found a 40% off coupon in the mail and decided to use it.  I guess they were trying to use the coupon to lure in locals because the coupon came with a few shots from management too.  Although the food and service were really great, I don't think I would pay full price to come here again.  It's definitely a step above an Applebees or TGIFridays but it's not good enough to pay $15 for a burger.  I may have to come back for the all you can eat ribs night.
__label__4 I live in Los Angeles and frequent the Universal City location and LOVE it! I was visiting a friend last weekend and we were passing through the area and I saw that there was a Saddle Ranch here and was super excited.  My friend had never been, so we decided to stop for dinner.  We got the truffle mac and cheese to start....AMAZING!!!  Seriously, the best mac and cheese.  For dinner I got my usual, prime rib (no one beats their prime rib) and my friend got the fried chicken (I ate some of her's and it is so good).  I was wondering if there would be a difference in the food and service from the Universal location, but there wasn't.  The food was just as amazing as ever and the staff was extremely nice.  The manager, Ashley, brought us the vanilla bread pudding for dessert, which is probably the best dessert ever...I'm not kidding.   We had a great time and the next time my friend visit me, we're going to Saddle Ranch:)
__label__4 Bravo, Saddle Ranch, bravvooo!!!\n\nWent here for dinner on 3.17.13. It was pretty crowded (as it was delightfully warm and a holiday), but our 3-person party was seated within a couple of minutes. We were seated on the patio and it was perfect! Good place to people watch too.\n\nService was friendly and prompt. We all ended up w/some sort of burger (get the \"Original\" - soooo heavenly!). I did end up taking some of my burger (due to large volume) home w/me. They have a nice recipe for their hamburgers. And, they got my order right - bloody rare! Yay!\n\nAnd, the best part?? Free green apple cotton candy for dessert at our table? I love it! It was a bit sweet for my liking but I did enjoy poking holes in our spun sugar \"torch\". You guys are great! I'll be back for sure. You have won my heart!\n\n** NOTE: It would be awesome to include baby/wet wipes while being served the cotton candy at the end - that way you're not walking away w/a sticky mess of hands. ;)
__label__3 This place comes close to being my other MUST-eat for my Charlotte visitors. Definitely if someone says they want a good burger. While they do have some interesting options on the menu, it is simple to create your own burger to get exactly what you want (can choose the meat, bun, toppings). They have all of your options laid out in front of you with prices listed.\n\nMy favorite is just a burger with jalapenos, jalapeno bacon, ketchup, lettuce on Texas toast (dipped in the Big Daddy Sauce).  Everyone at my table usually has a different side item and they have all been good: tater tots, fries, sweet potato fries, and onion straws.\n\nMy girlfriend loves the Cantina 1511 black bean burger (it's ironic since we really didn't like our visit to Cantina 1511).\n\nWe had nearly an hour wait around lunch time. To counter the poor service previously mentioned in another review, the hostess was friendly and thanked us for waiting and the server did fine. With all the various toppings and alterations to burgers that we've made, they have always gotten the orders right. \n\nMy only complaint would be that some of the tables can put you in pretty tight quarters sitting back to back with other customers. \nWe'll be back.
__label__3 Took the family last night and there was a 20 min wait.  Waiter gave us the specials for the night and provided good service.  The portions are very large so go hungry. The onion straws were tasty and so are the sweet potato fries.  Extensive list of beers.  Prices are reasonable.  It is consistently voted one of the best in Charlotte.
__label__2 I like this place.  It is in the top 5 places to get a great burger in Charlotte.  They have lots of cool signature choices, and of course you can create one any way you like.  They have great fries, both reguar potato and sweet potato.
__label__2 Only a 3 star from me.  Heard lots about it but somehow didn't live up to the billing (supposed top 25 burgers in US).\n\nBurger was good, but ordered medium rare and pink was missing and was slightly on the small side.  Huge collection of quality toppings available.  Music was too darned loud.\n\nWill try them again but had a better burger at Cowfish.
__label__2 Great mojito.\n\nWent for a light dinner.  One of my companions was starving.  I ordered a chicken and rice chowder, excellent, although a bit heavy for the summer.  JB ordered a field greens salad which got rave feedback.  And our out of town friend ordered the Pork Crackling Platter.  When it came it was HUGE!  Looked really good, but we soon realized it was deep fried, not roasted, and the fat had bled into the skillet which was filled with fried rice.  Also, I'm not used to Hawaiian cuisine, and I guess they put pineapple on most everything.  The fruity flavor of the rice and the pork was not to my liking nor anyone else's at our table.  \n\nService was decent.  THe boys were happy with all the gorgeous girls in bikinis.  Beautiful looking place, would go back for drinks, maybe dessert.
__label__1 I just stayed at the Sahara this weekend. The hotel is grotty and needs an update, so much so that we were surprised to see that the health board had given the Caravan an \"A\" rating. \nThe line to get in was disorganized and confusing, the service was poor (we had to give our orders multiple times) and the breakfast was mediocre. \nIt took almost 30 minutes to get our check, give them the payment and get the credit card receipt back at the end of the meal. It's no wonder that the line is so long when the place is so inefficient.
__label__0 These people here are retards. Caught them overcharging my friend for his senior coffee. Then they got my order of two coffees wrong three times in a row. Dude was a punk too shaking his head and acting like a jerk. I think life's gonna be a long road for him.
__label__2 I often stop in this place when Im at Tempe Marketplace to get a drink and relax.  They usually have some decent drink specials and they have a nice big bar.  The bartenders usually take a little effort to order from, not really sure why that is, maybe I just have bad luck.
__label__0 The food was decent. But I was very disappointed when a member of the staff ran into my wife in the bathroom and made an unnecessary comment about her being in the bathroom.  I can only assume it's a lack of education or tolerance that would make someone so that to another human! Bottom line steer clear if you are gay or transgendered!
__label__0 We decides to check out San Felipe's to satisfy a fish taco craving. It always looked pretty busy having walked by on other occasions.  Since we were planning on seeing a movie, it seemed convenient.\n\nWe should've followed our instincts and turned around when we saw the skankily dressed and over made up waitresses smoking outside the back door.\n\nWe were given the option of inside, bar, or outside. We opted for outside, and loved the cell call service for when the table was ready. There was no mention or indication of there being a band on the patio.   The hostess put us on the same side of a sticky picnic table. We had to move a couple of smokers who were sitting on top of the table before we could sit down. Note, WE had to,the hostess did not. At that point we realized a band was about to start playing.  Luckily we were able to get prices and place a drink order before the screeching started.\n\nThe drinks and our appetizer of chips and salsa came quickly, but our waters did not.  The music was so loud we couldn't even focus on reading the menu.  We asked to be moved inside, and the waitress obliged. The hostess (also the manager?) came out to move us, and made it clear in her facial expressions that we were severely inconveniencing her. She took us inside, and I caught her rolling her eyes at a waitress as she re-seated us. \n\nAbout 15 minutes later, we finally had a waitress approach us. During this time we had discussed dropping some money on the table and leaving, but we were too hungry and figured the experience could only get better from here.  We couldn't have been more wrong.\n\nFirst request, the water we hadn't gotten yet.  We immediately placed our order, and it came out about 10 minutes later.  It was dropped by a surly food runner with zero personality. Water?  Still missing.  I was stuck sipping my weak margarita and by boyfriend had nearly finished his beer.\n\nWhen we were halfway done with our lukewarm meals, the waitress came to check on us.  Was she carrying water?  Nope.  Finally she followed through on something and brought them.\n\nDuring this time we were subjected to the horrible music coming in from outside.  I'm fairly certain the band's singer was both tone deaf and unable to keep a beat.  I have heard better music at last call in a backwoods karaoke bar.\n\nThe baja sauce was disgusting. It's basically watered down mayo with a little hot sauce mixed in.  I should've taken to heart their sign that said \"if  the food doesn't meet your standards, lower your standards.\"\n\nWell, we finished our meal and waited for our check....for nearly 25 minutes. Between the bad music, bad food, and bad service, we nearly left without paying. Its clear nobody would've noticed.  Since we have manners, I got up and asked the 4 waitresses standing around at the entry for our check, since our's was MIA. They scurried off, and I assumed they were finding her.  After ANOTHER 10 minutes, she finally showed up with the check. \n\nAND she had the nerve to say \"see you guys next time!\" Never again.  Save your time, save your money, save your ear drums. Avoid San Felipe's Cantina.
__label__0 Had our credit card swiped twice for one bill on one visit and then it happened again a few months later...definitely not going back here.
__label__0 The absolutely WORST service of any restaurant and this is the second time I have been here where service is bad. I guess I never learn. First time here about 9 months ago and had lunch with my ex husband and kids. It took 15 minutes for the waitress to even greet us and I had to ask TWICE for her the she finally decided to show up. \n\nSecond time, and most definitley the LAST time here was last night. I reluctantly agreed to meet here even though service really bad last time I was there. My date and I sat at the bar and had dreadful service and was basically ignored by some schmuck named Austin. We did manage to get 1 beer in a timely fasion then that was all she wrote. He floated around the bar, ignored us as we tried to get his attention. I finally flagged him down to ask for some chips and salsa. He forgot to get them and 15 minutes later flagged him down again and asked where our food was, and he asked us if we ordered from him. Seriously?? So went in the back and got us chips and salse something that realistically took him 20 minutes to do which should have taken 2. He then apologizes for forgetting about us, and offers us each a free drink. He brings me my beer, and then totally forgets about my date again! So after 10 minutes and no beer, we realize Austin has left the bar and is hanging out in a different part of the restaurant. I then talked to the blonde female bartender and asked her WTH was going on with our flakey bartender who ignored us and forgotten about us not once but twice, and she told us his name and we asked for help, bad service, our last round of drinks supposed to be comped and my date's free beer NEVER arrived. So she gave him his beer and talked to the manager and our whole bill was comped because the dufus actually never opened the tab or charged us. The blonde bartender was VERY nice and attentive, however cannot believe just how clueless and unattentive the previous bartender was. Most of the wait staff and bartenders need some serious training on how to give good service. Appauling service, so so food, and I will not come here again.
__label__0 I always believe in second chances but I should have just left it at that. I gave them more like 5 chances and each one was the same bad service. First, we walk in and we have ditsy hostesses who act like they have no idea what they are doing. I don't think there is even a floor plan for the servers. I don't think I have been approached and ackknowledged in under 15 minutes. The waitresses are sitting at the bar flirting with the guys for bigger tips. I think it's pretty safe to say that servers can see that we have not been helped if we are sitting at the table without drinks. The problem is they don't care. I blame that more on the manager than anyone else.\n       The last time I waited and even got a look from a waitress with the hope that we would be ackknowledged. Nope! Walked right past. I had enough so I got up and left and made sure to let them know that they missed out on a money making opportunity. I hope this place gets replaced with a restaurant that values customer service!
__label__1 Ive been here a couple times while shopping.. Good for draft beers happy hour and the mexico ish rocky point feel,.. cigarette smoke, stinky fish and stale beer smell. Its great until you order the food. Service was fast and friendly.  Knowledgeable and talkative with the hungover customers at the end of the bar getting their hair of the dog..   So I thought  I'd try the fish tacos grilled ( mahi mahi on the menu) . I remember eating here before a couple years ago and thinking it sucked. Nothings changed. The fish tacos tasted really fishy. Like reaaallly fishy. So fishy I couldnt finish the bite and lost my appetite. The black beans were dried up around the edges like they'd been sitting under a hot lamp and the rice was boxed... my grama is white and makes wayyy better... but either way the mahi mahi was so fishy i was concerned for the health and safety of future patrons.  Like Really fishy!  I sent the dish back and stuck with the beer.  The waitress was cool and offered the menu, stated she \"would tell the cooks to check the fish\"..,  but I still left hungry. Might come back for happy hour drafts. :(
__label__4 Ok this place is great. I love the shrimp cocktail, and the chimichangas are  amazing too!  Try the guacamole!  Also anything with shrimp seems to be above par!\n\nEveryone on the bar staff is really friendly but by far my all time favorite is Erica!  She seriously kicks ass!  She's super nice and works to keep everyone going at a good pace.
__label__4 Went here early ***Sunday** the food was great/Drinks! The hostess and servers where perfect young and energetic . Sat at the large patio great weather!
__label__0 This place put the dirt in dirtbag. I hate saying bad things about a place but this bar captures all of the bad things about Tijuana (not Mexico, but the complicated border town with high crime and low American morals). The drinks are OK. This place caters to a younger uncultured crowd. I think I was just too old to be there and I'm in my mid thirties.
__label__0 This place was horrible. Do not go here.
__label__3 Love the ice cream and the mix-ins are fantastic but hate the hours of operation.
__label__2 It's a decently good sized store with lots of cheap stuff that is almost fashionable.  There were lots of people in the store and people buying quite a bit of clothes.  Not certain why I ended up dropping dough but somehow I felt like I just needed to have something new to carry around and bring home I guess.
__label__1 Ok, the selection is amazing.  But, after the nightmare of shopping on Black Friday last year (I had a certificate that I could only use that weekend, so had no choice), this time I planned.  This was last weekend.  I stared shopping at 10:40 in the morning.  Hardly anyone was there.  Merchandise was organized.  Not a single shopping bag to be found!  I found everything I needed.  Somehow, 4 items!! FOUR OF THEM!  \n\nSince I was using a gift certificate, I couldn't return or exchange items, so I didn't keep the receipt (that I know of).  One of these items was a gift:-(  \n\nSomehow, this didn't happen during the Black Friday from hell with tons of people.  Also, they let people bring their alcohol in there.  Bad idea.  Saw a girl go up the escalator the wrong way...\n\nWTF??!!  It was not a stressful morning.\n\nThis was at the Forum Shops.\n\nForever 21 would NEVER let this happen!
__label__4 Temple's 1-year anniversary last Wednesday was great - all the regulars plus a ton of people that come from time to time.  It was a good time, crowded but not too much so (never an issue getting a drink - and those free beers until 8 kindof snuck up on me - dangerous mid-week!).
__label__3 As far as sports bars go, this might be my favorite. Fantastic atmosphere, more than enough high-quality screens. Truly not a bad seat in the house. Added benefit is the phenomenal patio -- one of the best bar patios in town for sure. I've been there twice in the past week to watch Suns playoff games. Food is very good for bar food. First night was just 5-6 shared appetizers (wings, potato skins, chicken quesadilla, etc. - you know the stuff for us health nuts). Everything was fantastic. The second night we had the prime rib, mashed potatoes and asparagus dinner. Only $12 and it was great. After we had the skillet cookie which was one of the best things I've ever tasted -- I will get that every time I go no matter what. ;-) The only drawback was the wait staff. Was hard to get a drink a few times. Other than that, fantastic experience and we will be back regularly.
__label__4 Tots tots tots what else can you ask for??? Oh yeah best beer selection at this local spot the staff is friendly and the food is delish overall a very satisfied customer!  Somebody beer me!
__label__3 What's with the 1 stars? Are you kidding me? I'm just going to assume those people were so drunk they forgot to chew. \n\nThis buffet was GLORIOUS! Part of that is because Gloria is the best waitress ever. She filled my glass of Orange Juice, I chugged it (needing the fluids) and she turned right around and filled it up again! That's great customer service if I ever saw it. \n\nWhen we checked in to the Flamingo we got a coupon book that gave two people $5 off of the buffet. That was a sign from above because there were 2 of us! Normally I guess the breakfast buffet is $14.99 but we got it for $10. No champagne in this one, but it being our last day, I could live with that. \n\nIf you've read any of my other reviews you'll know that I know my way around a breakfast, and this place did too! Bagels with smoked salmon lox and cream cheese, amazing french toast and waffles, a crepe station (ask for banana, they have it!), an omelet station (that will blow your mind! I'll get to that later) and bacon, sausage, an amazing amount of good fruit and everything else. \n\nIt was all to die for. Literally, the best omelet I've ever had, the ingredient were fresh and perfect. The crepe was huge and with just bananas and sugar the perfect amount of sweet. The fruit was better then any we had had so far and even the toast was so good I was eating it dry while waiting for them to make my omelet. \n\nWe were there during the lunch switch and I saw some people eating ribs, and I would have grabbed some if I thought I could get on a plane with that much food in my stomach. \n\nThis buffet is worth coming to even if you're not at the Flamingo. So fantastic. Maybe the best meal we had in the whole vacation!
__label__0 Don't waste your time or money.  Went there on my last morning in LV only because I didn't have time to get to the Paris buffet.  Completely regret that decision and wished I had gone to McDonald's instead.  To make matters worse, they charged $21.99 for \"brunch\" due to the holiday (it was the day after Thanksgiving) yet outside of a few  SAD salad items, I didn't see any  \"brunch\" like items.  Coffee was horrible, waiter was mediocre at best, and food was pretty bad (almost as bad as the Sahara's).  If you're not particular about your food, it may be ok for you, but as for me---I'll go to the Paris buffet.  It is by far the best quality for the buck.
__label__0 Never, never again!!  First of all... The only reason why I came to this buffet was for convienence I was staying at Bally's and it was just one hotel over.  \n\nThe food, sucks!  I was there on a Saturday for their lunch brunch and the selections sucked!!  There was not one good thing to eat.  The food was disgusting.  \n\nOne positive thing... The dessert's were good.  \n\nDONT COME HERE.  TOTALLY NOT WORTH THE MONEY!!
__label__1 The quantity of the Paradise Buffet is the same as the others in Vegas, just the quality doesn't live up.\n\nWe went there for Brunch.  Standard stations along with an Asian Station and a chocolate fountain at the dessert bar.  The food overall was mediocre.  The salad bar was decent, and everyone knows that is a cardinal rule about buffets - no salad bar to fill up on.  But there wasn't anything else remotely exciting for me to fill up on.  The breakfast station was pretty empty everytime I went up, they weren't refilling it fresh.  And the buffet itself wasn't even crodwed.  There were a ton of weddings in there - either pre or post parties.  I can't remember if the mimosas were included or additional, but it was a pain to try to get them refilled.  We joked with our server to just leave the bottle so she wouldn't have to keep getting flagged down and she looked mortified.  \n\nEh - go to Spice Market or Rio if you want a good buffet.
__label__1 At most buffets I at least leave feeling full, unfortunately I can't say the same for this one.  While there is a large quantity of different food options, the quality makes many of those options inedible.  There were a few different things that I was able to eat but for the most part I filled up on the desserts and not the actual food.
__label__1 Yeah I gotta tell you. Being surrounded by a bunch of senior citizens says something about this place. Not to mention some of the other weirdos. Last time I ate here was years ago. And I haven't returned either. Let's be honest. You get what you pay for. The flamingo is obviously an older hotel. So their standards aren't really up to par.\n\nFirst of all, I will say. Their dining area is nice. Only because you can stare at the different animals outside. From their huge glass windows. They have, of course flamingos, wild birds. Koi fish in the ponds, ducks. And other mammals I can't remember.\n\nNow the food is another story. It's not fresh. They don't have a big selection. And they have maybe two chefs helping you. One for crepes, and the other to carve your cold prime rib. It's kinda depressing to be honest. The dessert section isn't any better. In fact it just straight sucks. Tried this place twice and both times were exactly the same. Disappointing. Oh well on to the next buffet.
__label__2 I feel like the Flamingo could do better, much better, with their buffet.  The whole dining area could use an upgrade.  It just seems kind of worn out and tired.  The food is bland, the staff seems bored, and it's just...well, it's tired like I said.  Nonetheless, I felt like a majority of their effort goes into the dessert selections.  Either that or I just get excited seeing a whole bunch of desserts since I try not to indulge that often.  Pretty standard issue foods otherwise: a few sushi selections (including veggie rolls?), some Asian fair, taco bar, a variety of meat and seafood, potatoes, and rolls.  Lunch buffet was $16.99 and you can tack on $9.99 for unlimited mimosas, wine, Bloody Mary's, and beer if you'd like.  Service isn't bad and drinks are refilled often and quickly.  I would probably rather enjoy a different buffet next time but as I usually always stay at the Flamingo, I had to try it out at least once.
__label__0 Golden Corral has better Quality food.
__label__2 Ask to sit by window, even if you aren't VIP.  \n\nIts a basic, average, Vegas buffet.  There are some buffets worse than this one, and there's some like Bellagio or Caesars, which exceeds.  So come to this one with an open mind, and expect average food.\n\nThe service was just ok.  The staff will help you more if you're a regular.  My server came 2x's. Once to give me my drinks, and once to clear some plates.  No refill and no chit chat. \n\nLucky my buffet was free because I'm a platinum player, and got comp'd.
__label__0 The only reason why I an giving this place 1 star is because the steak was good. We went here for \"brunch\" but there were absolutely no breakfast items. How does a brunch not include BReakfast?! The food was horrible, the fruit was molded, I really don't have anything good to say. The manager offered free breakfast to 2ppl in our group of five and we were left to decide which 2 it would be. Huh??? How is that ok? Never again! I beg you to go anywhere but here
__label__1 I will start off and say I wasn't hungry going into the Flamingo so it might be the reason of my judgement but still. I walked in wi my boyfriend and this buffet was one of the smallest I've seen since coming yo vegas. It reminded me of the size of an old country buffet. The selection was not even that great. \nThe one thing that was interesting was the \"make your own quesadilla \" but too bad I'm not a big fan if quesadilla. \nI honestly spent my time taste testing desserts. The cotton candy was awesome and the cheesecake pops were very yummy but I couldn't say the same about the main courses.
__label__1 This is not the best buffet on the strip, but it's also not that bad. There really isn't anything special about it other than affordability, a short wait time, and attentive waitresses. The food is so-so. There is not an elaborate spread. The sweets section is only average. I'd say go here for breakfast rather than lunch, because it's hard to mess up eggs and sausage.
__label__1 This is the WORST/BEST Walmart in Arizona depending on how you look at it!\n\nThere is no such thing as \"just running in to get something\" at this store.  Even though they have the usual 20 or so check outs, I have never seen more than 2 or 3 operating at once.  Check out lines are looooong, going back into the clothing racks most of the time.\n\nI must say that the staff have always been relatively courteous, despite the frequency of angry, angry people they encounter.\n\nHowever, if you aren't in a hurry, and you aren't clinically depressed, this is a great people-watching Walmart!  By people-watching, I mean http://www.peopleofwalmart.com people.  If you are not one of them, you are in the minority at this store.\n\nI only shop here because I work nights and it is near my house, but with my attitude adjustment, it went from being hell on earth to fun times.  I do not recommend shopping here unless you have no other choice, because you will witness a wide variety of depressing and disconcerting behaviors from the customers.
__label__1 I can't stand this place. I hate that they are open 24 hours and that I am forced to go there when I need something late at night. There are always lines to check out. I'm pretty convinced that there must be people who actually live there, which is why they always appear to be so busy. The characters in the parking lot are questionable at best. and I always feel a little uneasy leaving my car there with the rogue shopping carts and seedy grifters and drifters walking around. I keep swearing to myself that I'll never go back, but for some reason or other, I always find my way back there. \n\nGhettomart is a funny nickname for it...but completely appropo.
__label__0 I have been to this Walmart four times now, and each time I go, it is never a good experience, not even an acceptable one. I went today, and there was empty shelves in all I'll. They hardly had any stock\nIt's dirty in there, and none of the employees are happy that they have a job. I know I know, I shouldn't expect too much excitement from a Walmart employee, but still, they don't have to be rude\nAvoid this Walmart at all costs, I know I will from now on
__label__4 My search for *the* Irish pub may have ended here! To sum it up in one word, I could only describe RT O'Sullivan's as \"legit\". \n\nFirst of all, the happy hour is amazing. Dollar off the reasonably priced drinks, and half-off appetizers. The fried zucchini was succulent, and didn't amount to discs of greasy mush like it does at most bars. The wings were tasty, and the menu is so expensive, you bet I'll be coming back.\n\nBeer selection was nice. Kiltlifter, Guinness, and Leinenkugel's Sunset Wheat are all I need.\n\nThe cocktails are where it's at. There's a huge menu of hot drinks, shots, blended drinks, and of course, anything iced. My Alligator Tail (Jager+Midori) was ridiculously strong and could have been mixed better, but then again I'm never one to complain about there being too much Jager in anything--it's impossible. \n\nThe chocolate banana martini was one of the tastiest drinks ever, and the mint chocolate chip shake (I can't even remember what kind of alcohol was in here at this point) was an incredibly refreshing desert.\n\nI will be back here to dine, and stuff my face. I don't think anyone can go wrong here, it's that good.
__label__1 My fiancee and I love sushi so we're very exited to see new sushi restaurant in our area. Unfortunately this place brought more disappointment then joy. Food was pretty average, service was slow, all thought restaurant was half empty. My fiancee was drinking Sprite but server refill his glass with water, we had to ask 3 times for more ginger and wasabi, just little things that make you very annoyed and wanting to never go back. I hope that owner of this place will hire better employees or help existing employees work on their customer service skills. I would hate to see such a beautiful restaurant in such a great location to go out of business because of poor service.
__label__1 I hate to give a bad review but we had a pretty paltry experience at Kabuki. We knew we wanted to try a new place for Sushi and instead of using Yelp reviews we used the convenience of Tempe Marketplace, big mistake. With all of the new Sushi places and good reviews on here I wish we wouldn't have wasted the time or money at Kabuki. \n\nWe sat at the bar and I wouldn't blame all of the bad experience on the bartender. There was one for the entire bar and for the entire restaurant (making all of the drinks for the servers as well). Therefore, it took a good 10 minutes of us sitting in front of him for him to ask us what we wanted to drink. We ordered 3 items about 30 minutes into being there. After being there for about an hour we received one item that we ordered then 10 minutes later received one more and one that we didn't order. We said we would just eat it but instead they put in for our original order and stored the Sushi in a fridge under the bar (whomever orders that roll next is not going to get it rolled fresh). \n\n\nThe good thing was that it wasn't terribly expensive. $6-$10 for a roll and I think around $8 or $9 for a Sake Bomb. It just took us close to two hours to eat at the bar and the food wasn't really that amazing. I hate giving bad reviews, maybe I will change it to 3....no I will leave it at 2. If we ever stop in again and it is better I will definitely raise my star rating.
__label__0 Here is the first awful restaurant that compelled me to write a review, its from another website before I found this one. It's back from Nov. 2008 so who knows if things have changed, but me thinks not as to what I have heard..This restaurant was the worst I have been to for the price::\n\n\nI usually never write reviews of restaurants unless I am moved to do so. My experience here was not pleasant and mistake after mistake compelled me. First off, I am a chef at a respectable restaurant in Tempe. I have also waited tables before at many restaurants. Our server completely forgot my drink order, I ignored that and just decided to forget about it. My cousin got an appetizer of mushrooms and other sauteed veggies that was pretty bland. What completely upset me is that our server brought out our sushi, teriyaki chicken and salads at the same time! So while I'm trying to enjoy my sushi my entree is getting cold and my salad was warm because it is plated next to the chicken. The albacore I got seemed to be seared on the edges, which isn't mentioned on menu, but it was very dry, not stored correctly. My philly roll was disgusting, I had to send it back The first time I had ever sent anything back. It just tasted not fresh and premade. My server didnt seem to care, not even a sorry, but a \"that's weird our fish is fresh everyday\", well it dont taste like it people! Also server had completely forgotten my soup, I had to remind twice, then finally ask for it to go(reminded again after the bill came). My teriyaki chicken was dry and the sauce wasn't so good, the sauce I requested to make it spicy was pretty unappetizing(My server forgot that too, had to remind) (maybe she was stoned?)\nI think Kyoto Bowl has better Spicy Teriyaki Chicken and even Ra has better sushi(crazy but true) \nI wish I could say my drink was good, but alas! I NEVER got it.  ( I kept waiting and wouldn't say anything just to see if she remembered)\nI wouldn't waste my time here if you want good japanese food and sushi. Go to Ichiban, Sapporo, Stingray, Sushi Brokers, etc. This place blows! PLEASE PLEASE Tempe Marketplace get one GOOD restaurant here!
__label__1 With a menu that starts with multiple pages of alcoholic beverages, I'm going to guess this is more of a happy hour type of place.  Unfortunately for us, we came here for dinner.  I thought the Garlic Edamame sounded good, but found it to be greasy, soggy and mostly inedible.  The gyoza, sushi and beef teriyaki were all fine but after my disappointment with the edamame, I can't seem to give this place better than a \"meh.\"
__label__2 Three stars for kabuki. \n\nFood: 5 stars- Excellent rolls , and i must recommend the sunkist roll's , which are specialty rolls. They are California rolls with raw tuna over the top and some sort of delicious sauce. Also, the Philly rolls are amazing. They also give you edamame beans, which are tasty ! \n\nPrice: 4  stars - So, in comparison to likes of Ra sushi, Kabuki's price's are amazing. Regular rolls are 4-6 dollars for 6-8 rolls and around 9 dollars for 6 specialty rolls. \n\nAtmosphere: 4 stars- The restaurant is decorated in a modern, and artistic fashion. \n\nService: 2 stars- The servers at Kabuki are not attentive what so ever, once they get your order it seems like simply forever until you finally receive your food. Once, you finally do they will not give you the time of day from there on out. In fact, one time our server completely deserted us and a different server came and brought us our check. They never even asked how the food was. They spend more time talking to each other then tending to the customers.
__label__1 My friends kept raving about Kabuki, so I thought I'd give them a chance, despite its mixed reviews.\n\nAfter spending 104 bucks on 7 or so different rolls/drinks/beer/sake...I found their sushi to be sub par. It's like going to TGI Friday's and thinking \"Man, I really want steak...I am going to a steak house...called...TGI Friday's!\" - Kabuki is a chain. So, in other words - Not the best.\n\nI really desperately tried to give them a chance, hence the mass amounts of sushi ordered. I thought \"Maybe it was just THIS roll...okay maybe this NEXT roll will be good.\" Not so much.\n\nThe quality of ingredients were poor, as was the preparation. \n\nGotta say the drinks were pretty fabulous though.\n\nDrinks - A +\nFirecracker Appetizer - B-\nAmbiance - B\nSushi - D -\nServer - C +\n\n2 stars\n\nIf you are a sushi lover, PASS. If you aren't too familiar with sushi and haven't yet raised the bar - Go for it...but don't say you weren't warned.
__label__0 Waited here twenty minutes for service! Waiter came and got our drink order and they were never brought to us. My boyfriend and I just ended up leaving. Terrible service
__label__2 The service is fine, better to go in during happy hour.... N don't miss their seafood undo pasta, yum
__label__1 I'm a frequent visitor to Kabuki, mostly for work lunches during the week.  Today (Saturday) I decided to treat my wife and kids to sushi!  I'm not sure if I'm tainted by the larger and quicker lunch staff, but service was absolutely atrocious.  Our server, Andy, was covering what appeared to be 4-5 tables.  His priorities, however, were more targeted towards complaining to fellow waiters about having to work on such a nice day and discussing weekend plans with the hostess.  To give you an idea on what I mean by \"bad service,\" our appetizers and salad (that comes with the special) came after we were done with our sushi rolls, drinks were not filled, and it took him approx 20 min to pick up my card and check after dropping it off.  It's too bad they couldn't find anybody to work that wants to work!  Buyer beware, bad service, \"okay\" food.
__label__1 I co worker wanted to do sushi for his Birthday Lunch . . . and so I recommended this place since I have had great luck here before . . . godd thing he is not a big sushi person since he thought it was great, and I . . . well not so much this time.\n\nWe were seated promptly and our waiter came and got our drink order . . . Green Iced tea for me and a soda for the Birthday boy . . . hard to screw up a soda, but the green tea tasted water down and was cloudy . . . obviously not a fresh brew  (minus one star).\n\nWe both ordered the seaweed salad . . . and since I had eaten it before, I was really looking forward to it . . . the seaweed was great, but more than half the salad was arugula . . . really arugula . . . are you kidding me, I ordered a seaweed salad  (minus one half star).\n\nAlong with the salad we ordered a Lotus Roll . . . rices was not sticky, so the roll fell apart . . . the lobster was luke warm and way to chewy . . . whats going on . . . those appetizers were my go to items  (minus one half star).\n\nEntree my friend had the tempura shimp, and I had the Koshou Beef . . . the beef was tough and chewy, shitaki mushrooms were almost unrecognizable, the asparagas was over cooked and mushy . . . and the sauce . . . well lets just say it had a burnt taste to it . . . overall not a very good entree  (minus one star).\n\nThe atmosphere and service were good . . . but again . . . nothing to write home about.  I am hoping this was just an overall bad day for the this place, because it has been great in the past . . . only time will tell.
__label__1 I've been to Kabuki a few times and have never been that impressed. The service is mediocre, the food is decent at best and the cocktails are nothing special. The ingredients seem semi fresh, but there are definitely way better places in the valley if you are looking for delicious sushi. My suggestions: Ra, Blue Wasabi or Squid Ink (depending on which part of the valley you are in).\n\nIf for some reason my review hasn't changed your mind from going and you find yourself at Kabuki DO NOT order the Sangria, you WILL BE disappointed. As for the food -- I guess there are worse places you could go.
__label__3 Excellent service, good ambiance. The sushi here was above average with decent size rolls and nigiri. I gave 4 stars because the price was very reasonable
__label__3 I visited this restaurant on 9/1/09 at 7pm - my first day on vacation by myself in Phoenix.  It's a cute little restaurant (there's no bar because it's so small).  Note, however, that the only parking available is on the street - which is metered until 8pm.  I didn't have any quarters, but the restaurant staff was very nice about making change for me so I could pay the meter.  The restaurant is also located right next door to the Phoenix Ambassador's office (check it out if you're visiting the area and want to know places to go, eat, etc.) so that is convenient.\n\nI was in and out in a little under an hour, and I was taking my time.  The food is very delicious, and well priced.  I ordered garlic chicken and vegetables - very flavorful and a good size for the price (actually it was too much for just me to finish, so I had to take it home - I'm a 5'4 petite female).  One note on the take home containers - they are microwave safe!  They don't have the metal handles, which could be a nice thing for some.\n\nOverall, I highly recomment this restaurant if you're in Phoenix.
__label__2 I've eaten a ton of Thai food...no, like a TON of a Thai food, there is a place to get Thai on every corner in Chicago. I have to say, the flavor was very bland. Nothing that made it memorable. The service was great but again, the dishes were just bland.
__label__4 Very good food. Great flavors and amazing bread. Very friendly staff too
__label__2 Unique spot to grab a sandwich with your choice of toppings and sauces. Instead of being rushed through a line at subway, you can take your time and put together the perfect sandwich of your liking all on a brown paper bag. You do this by deciding the type of sandwich you want, chicken, Italian etc., grab that bag and a marker and fill out the rest. The varieties are endless. The bread is soft yet crusty and the milkshakes are a must! The only thing I've noticed that I really don't like, is the saltiness in the meat. Maybe it's only the chicken because that's what I usually get. But it just tastes like there's high sodium content. Other than that, I really enjoy a which wich sandwich. Oh yeah one more thing, I added bacon to my sandwich, I was expecting a slice of bacon but what I got was bacon pieces. I won't be ordering bacon anymore.
__label__0 (This is the McD's inside the Monte Carlo food court)\n\nThis place gave me and 3 of my friends food poisoning!  After losing alot of money at roulette, I wanted to comfort myself with some good ol' fashioned greasy food from my childhood. \n\nBAD IDEA.  7 people sharing one bathroom, 4 of them sick.  DO NOT EAT HERE!!
__label__4 Great food and wonderful owner and staff.  We always feel welcome and enjoy the food.  Our favorite is the gnochi, but we substitute the vodka sauce.  the first time we came the waiter recommended it that way and we were hooked.  The garlic bread is good and the cheese bread even better.  \n\nThe bruschetta is good and also have enjoyed other special starters.  One was fresh mozzarella and prosciutto with fresh basil and basalmic glaze.  Yummy.\n\nWe have also enjoyed the veal parmigiania and the baked shells as well as the delicious pasta carbonara.  mmmmm\n\nThe pizza is also something special.  The crust is crisp and the toppings generous.  \n\nThe tiramisu is very good as well.\n\nThe hours are great as we like to eat late.  We have brought a number of friends here and they also all enjoyed it.  To top it off, the prices are reasonable!
__label__3 I really like this place! Nice atmosphere, pretty good service, and great food. The space is smallish (about 15 tables), and you might have a wait on a weekend night, but they move quick enough. \n\nThe food is really good and the portions are more than enough. We've tried several pastas (the carbonara is fantastic), the eggplant and the chicken parmigiana, and some seafood dishes. Always consistently tasty. I really like the red sauce - flavorful and slightly sweet, which is up my alley. \n\nGood place for an easy, casual meal. Family friendly but also good for a date, somehow. I believe they deliver, too.
__label__3 I love this place and I've never even eaten IN the restaurant. We order it to-go all the time AND they deliver which is awesome. \n\nTheir gnocchi is amazing, and their red sauce is so delicious. It has a sweet note to it which was unexpected but I was pleasantly surprised. The only reason it didnt get 5 stars is because I'm not super impressed with the garlic bread. It's just ok.\n\nI really hope to get to the actual restaurant and try it out. If their to-go is good, I'm sure its better fresh. \n\nDefinitely recommmend.
__label__1 Service was good.  Food I ordered was below average.  Reading people's comments about the rice made me pay special attention - I agree with those who think the rice they use for their rolls is like Uncle Ben's, kinda bland plus it's VERY sticky.  I had the California roll which was really bland and flavorless, usually it's one of my favorites.  I actually thought maybe the rice was contributing to its blandness and tried scooping out and just eating the insides without the rice (the crab, avocado and cucumber) to see if that helped, and that was very bland too.  I also tried the soft shell crab roll, that was just okay, I think the fried tempura stuff made it more flavorful. My favorite was the tuna avocado roll, that one was pretty good if you could try not to pay attention to the rice.   Incidentally, and nothing to do with the food, but if you turn the faucet on too quickly in the sink in the women's restroom a large gush of water comes out and splashes up the sink all over your shirt. Not that it happened to me.
__label__3 I like this place. When giving ratings to sushi restaurants in Madison, it's always hard to know if I should base it on a Madison scale or a national scale. In other words, if Sushi Muramoto delivered the same quality sushi in california, they'd probably only get three stars. But being that we're in the midwest, they deserve their four stars. I'd have to say that Sushi Muramoto is one of only two sushi places in town that serves decent quality fish.\n\nMy only complaints about the food are: 1. the red sauce they put on the bottom of some rolls is WAY too overwhelmingly spicy. It takes away from the taste of the roll. 2. you could tell that they used the shittier hamachi for the negihama roll compared to just the yellowtail sushi. I love love love yellowtail so I'll usually get two pieces of sushi as well as a yellowtail+scallion roll. There was a noticeable difference in the quality of fish they used for each :( Also, 3. I ordered coke and got pepsi. I know it's not THAT big of a deal but it's a big pet peeve of mine, so I thought I'd mention it anyway. Read my tagline. I hate pepsi.\n\nBut this place gets gold stars for not being overpriced. I feel like some of the more upscale sushi places can get away with charging outrageous prices for items that should be cheap (e.g. miso soup or inari). Here, I found that they don't really do that. So props to them.\n\nThe restaurant has a good vibe and a cool lounge you can hang out in while you're waiting for your table, which you'll probably have to do. I'd definitely come back.
__label__3 Taking the bus in this land o'suburban sprawl gives me the holier-than-thou glee that I can only imagine born-again Christians must feel when looking down on my sorry soulless ass. \n\nReally. It's awesome. You can check out routes at http://tempe.gov/tim/Bus/Orbit.htm or http://www.valleymetro.org/Default.asp. \n\nI take the Jupiter, which runs near my house and drops me a few blocks from the office. And despite others' experiences, it's only been sketch-city once, when I would have sworn a methadone clinic was on my route. \n\nUsually, it's just ASU students, kooky old professors in orthopedic shoes and a couple teenagers skipping class. And me, the pseudoprofessional sorta grown-up.\n\nHonestly, I am the scariest person on the bus most days. For serious.\n\nThere's just one drawback, which I'm even loathe to mention, given my far-too-earnest desire to have you join me on my route. But alas.\n\nThe fucking bus. Won't run. On time.\n\nMaybe it's cuz I'm German as all get-out, but I expect the damn thing to approximate a schedule. And, you know, if there's a construction detour, it should take the detour consistently, or not at all. \n\nBut I'm still giving those adorable little blue buses four stars, in the hopes that you'll give it a shot. \n\nIt's not bad, I promise. Plus, I really want y'all to support some proposed service expansions, like extending the hours on weekends to midnight or even 2:00 am.\n\nBecause at the end of the day, I'm just a drunk looking for a free ride home...and some moral high ground.
__label__3 Favorite spot for a quick sandwich.  Salads are fresh and healthy and sandwiches are the perfect comfort food.  Husband and I go twice a month.\n\n9 times out of 10 the employees are friendly and quick to help.  Once in a blue moon, the teenagers are a tiny bit cranky but that has never affected my meal! \n\nMust try- spinach salad and Gobbler sandwich.
__label__0 Though I've eaten dinner here at this location two years ago and breakfast at the walnut creek location in September of 2009, tonight's food was exceptionally bad. The bacon wrapped chicken was not done on the inside and mostly reddish pink, the bacon was raw and the outside of the chicken reminded me of jerky in it's texture and it's inability to actually be cut with the butterknife provided.\n\nThough the salad was good, the main dish was abysmal and I would sooner head to Claim Jumper or Mimi's on my way into town.
__label__4 Good food, Good Portions, Good price
__label__1 I've been to Black Bears throughout California and this one was not nearly as good as the others.  \n\nThe biscuits were hard and dry and I just was not that happy with our breakfast here. \n\nThe portions are still crazy big but the quality of food and what you pay more just aren't what I had expected.  \n\nIf you are going to be a chain restaurant of sorts, everything should be consistent and this location is definitely not compared to others....
__label__1 Clean diner. Friendly staff. Nice air-conditioned environment.\nI ordered the steak and eggs special. Price was right but the steak was not steak. It tasted like mushed up processed meat reformed into a steak and left an extremely bad aftertaste in my mouth. Perhaps they should consider getting actual steak or mentioning that it is processed and seasoned.\nThe hash browns were good and made from actual potato but that is about it.
__label__4 One of my favorite places to eat breakfast in Arizona! When we go out for spring training each year, its a must we stop when we arrive in AZ , and as we leave AZ! Gets pretty packed but they get people in quick. Love their omelettes and all dishes are huge portions and good service. They even sell their own hot sauce which is good too! Recommend Papa Burn sauce
__label__0 Went there this morning and our waitress was Kathy.  My husband ordered steak and eggs medium rare. Our order came and his steak was well done.  I noticed the girl at the other table had a long, thin steak and it was medium rare although she ordered well done. Both tables sent back the steaks (after our waitress confirmed our order as if we said it wrong) and moments later new steaks came out, only they were the same ones delivered to the correct tables, meaning my husband got the other girl's steak. As Kathy placed the steak down, she said the chefs cut into the side (over a 2 inch cut) to confirm the temp. My husband and I both looked at each other in shock!  This is a health code violation to place food on a table, then reserve it to someone else. Our waitress kept eyeing us because she knew we knew what she did and after she asked if anything was wrong, she argued that both steaks were in the window. We said we don't want it and she said I'll remake it. \n\nNeedless to say, we are beyond shocked with the professionalism of our waitress and the level of service this place conducts. I would seriously think twice before going here ... You might get someone else's leftovers.
__label__4 Love our family YMCA, the new teen center is also very cool since they have Pac Man, the original. Yes, I move kids out of the way to play LOL
__label__0 The salad was average but the salmon was awful! It was over priced for what you get and how you get it (cafeteria style)
__label__2 Like the convenience and prices on some items. Disappointing that they don't take manufacturer coupons.  Some items are missing (low cal, low carb, etc)
__label__2 I was looking for a quick good home cooked dessert and stumbled upon this place. It looks like they have several locations in the Phoenix area. They're actually pretty well admired but I assume this is mainly for their dinners. They have an all you can eat rib meal ($14 for the beef, $16 for the pork) which I bet is pretty popular. I wouldn't mind coming back for a regular meal.\n\nThe apple pie was just alright. My grandmother certainly makes one far far superior. It did however come out in literally less than 2 minutes...warm with a nice scoop of vanilla ice cream on top. It was just nothing special. The crust was okay and the apple filling was just alright. The one good thing about it was that it was not overly sweet. I guess it was acceptable but certainly nothing I would order again.\n\nI have photos and a more in depth review on my personal blog.
__label__2 Typically, I try to avoid wings these days. I'm older, and my body just doesn't react the same as it used to when I was younger.\n\nBut, tonight was special. It was my dinner break, and they were the closest and most cost effective place to catch the NFL season opener!\n\nI walked in, and there was NOBODY there outside of the employees. Being my first time in a Wingstop, I know I had that \"deer in the headlights\" look on my face. Unfortunately, the young lady working the counter didn't notice that I might need some help, because she was counting down her cash register so she could go home.\n\nNow, I'm relatively bright, and I'm extremely literate, so I figured out what I wanted after a little searching...though, I would have been open to suggestions instead of standing there for five minutes trying to decide what sounded the most palatable.\n\nI ended up getting the 10 wing bone-in meal with fries and a drink for about $11. I opted for the regular \"Hot\" flavored wings, though they did have a decent variety from which to choose if you think you have the gastrointestinal fortitude to palate them. Speaking from former decisions with crazily spiced wings, I do NOT recommend anything rated higher than good 'ol \"hot\".\n\nThe wings and fries came out as quickly as could be expected. The wings themselves weren't bad. The \"hot\"was an excellent choice. Not too spicy, not too bland...just right for my liking. \n\nThe fries, though...they were a different story. There were three different levels of french fries in my basket:\n\n1) Just Right\n2) Uncooked\n3) Burnt to a Crisp\n\nOn top of the inconsistency with the fries, they were WAY over salted...almost to the point of not being edible.\n\nThe only saving grace for this place was the fact that they were airing the inaugural game of the 2012 NFL season. The service was meh, the food was meh, but the circumstances were fantastic. \n\nSomehow, that weird gastric/emotional math equals 3 stars.
__label__3 I was first attracted by the sign - a huge longhorn skull.  Sitting at the end of a complex crammed full of chain restaurants I had to get closer just to see what kind of place would have such a cool sign.  Hey, look!  It's a bar!  A bar with cow-spotted seating!  Had to go in and grab a quick drink just for that.  The staff was friendly and they have Blue Moon on tap.  I will definitely go back the next time I find myself that far West...
__label__4 We've been here several times now, and have not been disappointed yet!  It's always fun, and the food is always good!
__label__1 Not impressive.  Adequate service, but for the price the menu items lacked attention to detail. No guarana.  Feijoada is not very authentic.   Pao de queijo a bit heavy.  Meats were a little bland in flavor. Salad bar had good variety, though.  A little limited selection in the meats compared to other similar Brazilian steakhouses.
__label__1 Not much meat selection,  really slow,  even though,I wasn't crowded.  The meat was really some poor cuts. Ie sirloin.   The salad bar was boring. I have to say I came Here about a year ago and was really impressed.
__label__2 In a nutshell, the common areas of this spa are too small.  It wasn't very crowded when I was there but I like more space.  The decor is nice, very contemporary, earth tones and the like.  Use of the spa is free or \"comped\" as they say if you have a treatment. Me and a friend had facials that were very good.  The area you are escorted to for your treatments is very spacious and luxurious.\n\nMy big complaint was one of the women at the check in desk was anything but nice.  She was unpleasant when we checked in, (looked like she turned her nose up at us) didn't give us eye contact or say anything like \"enjoy\" or you know, what they say to you before you enter a spa.  It stuck with me as I'm not accustomed to that kind of behavior in a spa.  I decided to tell the manager my experience before I left the spa around 5pm.  She was very apologetic and offered a comp treatment.  I declined as I was leaving the next day.  \n\nI would go back if I were staying there as I'm a spa-girl, but doubt I will.
__label__1 Apparently, I am in the minority with my opinion of this place.  While the coffee is good, it shouldn't take 20 minutes to process my order.  I don't care if they are personally flying to Columbia right after I order to hand pick the beans right before they make it...20 minutes is unacceptable. \n\nAnd then when I place my order, I shouldn't be insulted by the guy making it.  Yes, I asked for non-fat milk.  I didn't ask you to put Ketchup in my drink, I asked for non-fat milk.  Don't treat me like I am mentally challenged.  I weigh 165lbs, do you really think I order non-fat because I am concerned with my weight?  No business should EVER ask a customer what the point of their order is the way this dude asked me.  \n\nI want to like this place, I do.  The atmosphere and location were great, and the hot tattooed blond sitting at the counter was fun to flirt with (I think she could tell the guy annoyed me).  So for this, I will give it another shot.  A lot of the people I know rave about this place.  Maybe I just hit it on an off day.  If I get the same attitude the next time, I might drop trough mid store.
__label__1 I'm torn between the quality product and the poor service and WiFi.  \n\nThe coffee is exceptional but the entry fee (getting past the flaming hoops of attitude) to get your coffee is a little high.  Now I guess I'm one of the cool kids at times (working for the man - Buring Man), but unless that comes up in conversation, most often I'm not dressed the part in my business casual and just another target for the staff.\n\nBeyond the slow service and attitude, the WiFi is crap.  They are riding a signal from a neighbor companies (Wet Paint) router.  I wish they'd get their own router and Cox connection!  Hell I'd even set it up for them, and when I suggested putting a WiFi tip jar the customers at the bar were all for it!\n\nI like the location and the product but not the service and WiFi - both things that can be fixed.
__label__3 I love this place. The first time I came in here, I had never had a latte, except at crappy (Starbucks) or mediocre (Xtreme Bean) shops. When I took the first sip, I knew this was a whole different drink. A grin spread across my face as I got first a touch of light airy foam, then rich milk, and finally the smooth taste of the espresso. I thought I would get used to this, but I've been going there for nearly a year, at times almost every morning, and no matter what I get from there, it puts a grin on my face (except the agave latte, I can't believe people drink that). Even the non-coffee-snobby drinks like the vanilla latte, the chai or the mocha are brilliant. I don't go in as often as I used to now, because I buy their beans and make my coffee at home, mimicking their setup as best as I can.\n\nAs far as the service, yes it's true, there is some times a bit of attitude, but quite honestly, you're paying a little more to get a skilled person to make you a delicious drink of the caliber you can only get at a select few places in the valley. If you want a fake-smiling robot who doesn't know how to pull a shot, go to Starbucks. If you want a real human barista who will learn your name and your drink, and yes, maybe mock you a little bit for being a phillistine (and we all are sometimes), then Cartel is the place for you.\n\nThe only reason I only give it 4 stars is that they don't serve food. I think they said it's because they don't have a food license at this location or some such (and it might be kind of small for a cafe anyway), but it really would be nice to be able get something to eat here too.
__label__4 I have to say that I was pretty intimidated to try Cartel about a year and a half ago - simply based on poor service reviews and threats of hipster judgment.\n\nWhen I want coffee, its because I'm beastly. I just woke up, I'm not looking like the hottest/hippest/nicest person in Tempe. I mean, I never look like that but when I NEED coffee, I need to dose myself in a safe and secure environment.\n\nSo I went to Cartel expecting the worst, I ordered Iced Toddy. To keep my order neutral and cheap. It was okay. Pretty f-ing good in comparison to xtreme bean, my only other Toddy experience. I branched out into soy Lattes because I like to get some protein in the morning. I know....latte for breakfast - aren't I a pillar of health?\n\nNO ONE judged me when I would order my soy latte with sugar-free vanilla in it. NO ONE. I've gotten some jokes about it, but who gives a fuck? It's $4.50 - I'm being a yuppie suburban bore when I order it and I know it and I don't give a shit if they know it. I love them for keeping me in check anyways. How is a kid from Tempe supposed to know anything about coffee? That's not my business. As the customer, it's our business to try new things as suggested by the people who's life's work is coffee.\n\nSo I tried an americano by suggestion. Its DELICIOUS. GET ONE. Iced/Hot, whatthefuckeverjustgetone. I go here for an americano EVERY SINGLE DAY OF MY LIFE except when I am out of town and I bemoan the lack of Cartel even when I'm in Los Angeles (Mighty City of Intelligentsia). Which brings me to another point, the LINES.\n\nIf you are looking for a McLatte, they exist. It's called McDonalds. They are everywhere. Cartel is not a run in/run out kind of place. They are offering a luxury item as well as an experience. You wouldn't go to a spa and bitch about your facial taking too long. If you want to see lines, go to Intelligentsia during the midday rush and you will immediately appreciate what Cartel is doing.\n\nFor serving the entire ASU community with outstanding coffee, 20 minutes sounds about right. For a drink that is delicately crafted from bean to cup, $2.50-$4.50 is just right. For a locally owned company successfully competing with corporate giants, you might as well just go and give a deserving shop your money. \n\nAnd if you are nervous about being judged by the \"hip\" kids who look like they smelled a fart, recognize that they are only posing with their macbooks and modern literature and are too vain to break character. \nAnd if you are nervous about being judged by the baristas, try SMILING at the people who are SERVING you - because you remember how hard it was to deal with customers before you got your middle management salaried job, right?\n\nI love you, Cartel.
__label__4 This place is awesome. I'm someone who usually has a hard time finding a public place where I can sit and feel like I'm actually alone. I don't know how this place pulls it off, but it does. The service. The beer/coffee/tea menu. The music. The environment. It's all great. It's big enough to not feel crowded, but small enough to hold onto that corner coffee shop feel. Great for reading, writing, studying, or just cooling off. If you haven't been. Go.
__label__2 Overall I'd say Cartel is good not great. It's very trendy and I'm convinced that some of my friends on social media only go there so they can post a cool picture showing they're studying in a coffee shop. The coffee is good; however, if you really want study or get some work done it is pretty loud and there aren't many comfortable places to sit. If you're in the vicinity I recommend trying it because they do have solid drinks.
__label__3 This is hands down the BEST coffee in AZ.  If you like good coffee (i.e. light roasted and you know what an Aeropress, Chemex, Hario is) look no further. I'm a big fan of light-medium body with fruit or caramel notes. I highly recommend the Arada or the Aricha. Those have been my 2 faves since going regularly for the past 9 months. I ordinarily will get a bag of beans for my at-home morning Aeropress. They run about $15-20ish bucks a bag. While I've had some excellent quality coffee beans for a little cheaper, the price is well worth it. Sometimes I will also stay and treat myself to a manual Aeropress or Hario, and service is excellent. I recommend a manually brewed cup, because it's much purer, and it feels like the barista makes the cup just for you, personalized, usually with a fun coffee cup (my last one was an old school mug with Bambi on it, haha). Staff is really down to earth, cool, friendly, and helpful. If curious about what kind of beans you may like, ask them, and you'll get superb recommendations. The quality of this coffee is premium. It may very well be the best I've had. I also love that they roast in house and also have beer on the other side of the bar.\n\nI really want to give this 5 stars. If I'm going off purity of coffee alone, this is easily 5, BUT you also need to take into account atmosphere when you go here. If you're going to hang out with friends or people watch, it's great. A little hipster, but I admittedly enjoy that in a place. However, if you're looking for a quiet and relaxing coffee house getaway, this is not the place for you. If you don't study or read or write well in crowds, get your coffee to go. The place is usually bustling, and they play music loudly (I get the feeling the employees just plug in their ipods to speakers). This is my only criticism. Sometimes I want a relaxing, quiet coffee shop experience, and Cartel -- for all its excellent coffee quality -- doesn't provide that. I think once, a weekday afternoon -- when they were playing Arthur Russell's \"Soon-To-Be Innocent/Let's See\" (kuddos to the employee who had that on their ipod) -- it was lovely and chilled out, but that was a rare exception.
__label__0 Hipster hole in the wall....so THIS is where the unemployed miscreants of Phoenix hide out and pretend they're somebody. \n\nFound this place via Yelp, looking for that hard to find Starbucks alternative in Phoenix. We came in through the back door, which was what....a dirty college dorm where some guys were working on their home brew? Co-Op shared space? Soapbox derby car manufacturing??? What?\n\nOh...Coffee is served in the OTHER side. Beer dudes made a snarky motion to the counter on the other side of the sea of dirty R.E.M tshirts. Ok. My coworker and I were in work uniform, which by the looks from some of the patrons, both confused them and bothered them. Doth my white collar employment offend you? \n\nOrdered a dried out, tasteless scone and a cappuccino and was told it could not be served in a \"to go\" paper cup. No reason or explanation. This was NOT a place I wanted to stay and drink my coffee. I needed daylight & fresh air, not some wannabe hippie's feet propped up next to my table while he played Mahjong. \n\nSat in misery and quickly drank my cappuccino so I could get the F on outta there. I will add this to the long list of places not to come back to. Also to the list of places that try too hard. Yuck.
__label__4 They feature a different black coffee each day - super unique and they tell you not just the country but more specifically where it's from. Great vibe for business or catching up with friends.
__label__1 The coffee is fine.  I am very thrown by the fact the don't have any center or sugar for taking.   Their poor costumer service skills is the single reason I do nor plan on caffinate here again.  They yell at their customers which is just poor business altogether.
__label__3 Cute, modern, coffee warehouse type cafe building. Good baristas and coffee. A great place to chill and enjoy a espresso with friends.
__label__2 I LOVE the food here, you can make your own stuff, combination, veggies and stuff.  delicious! the FOOD is great,\n\nThe service however, could be better, faster and more attentive.\n\nRonney
__label__0 Last Friday night my husband and I were able to try this place.  We say we want to eat there every time we go to the movies.  Well unfortunately,  IT WAS AWFUL...The counter where you make your meal was disgustingly dirty, my rice was watery and when I got my meal it looked like a bowl of mush....something you would feed a bunch of chickens. I had chosen a ton of veggies and fish,  well they destroyed it during the cooking process.  It looked awful and it tasted worse. I also spent the later part of my evening in the bathroom!  (not just me, hubby too) Never again will I eat at Genghis Grill...I actually thought about calling my bank and disputing the charge. This place is nothing short a high end really bad Chinese food restaurant, you know the  ind where you are eating and you know you will regret it later!!!!    YUCK YUCK YUCK...NEVER AGAIN!!!!!!!!!
__label__0 Very disappointed. Went there on a Saturday night. They said the were down 2 chefs. It took 20 mins to get thru the food line then 35 mins for our food to come out. The food was hot so that's why I gave a 1 star. I'll never visit this place again. I'd rather go to YCs
__label__3 So, for work, our event today was at the Phoenix Art Museum and we all met for lunch before heading to No Festival Required.\nOur table was ready - set for a group of 20.  Luckily, we only had a dozen people.  The table wouldn't have been able to comfortably equip 20, but was great for 12.  Just not enough space for the larger reservation we had made.\nI had read the reviews first to see what kind of menu they had.\nI opted for the brie and fruit appetizer, along with apricot iced tea.  I'm not HUGE on apricots, but I ended up having my glass refilled twice.  It wasn't too sweet and came with a slice of lemon.  I could have drank a gallon, if not for the fact that I'd be sitting in the theater to see the short films!   What a surprise to have it come - an ENTIRE wheel of brie with some baguette toasts, 2 strawberries and 5 grapes.  Yes, that's all that came with an ENTIRE wheel of brie.  I did ask for extra toasts and got that with no extra charge.  The entree cost $11.  I think that's pretty comparable to going to the market to buy an ENTIRE wheel of brie, fruit, etc.  More fruit would have been nice, though.  I now have a HALF of a wheel of brie in the fridge for later.  :}\nService was super-friendly.  Justin, our server, was great!  \nI'd love to come here again with my Mom on a Sunday and check out the rest of the museum.
__label__4 Probably my favorite sandwich ever.   I usually get the Pitts-Burger, and it has always been fantastic.  And while I've never really been a big fan of cole slaw anywhere else, Primanti's slaw has a delicious, unique taste that perfectly compliments everything on the sandwich.  \n\nThere's not a whole lot more to say. The service at this location has always been good, but it's the 5-star sandwiches that will haunt your dreams (in a good way!) and keep you coming back for more.
__label__2 Books are an important aspect of my life and are my TV. It is difficult to be a brick and mortar bookstore. That is why I am surprised how poorly run this location is? I visit certain sections and they are always a mess.  I know from  experience are not touched. I have mentioned the foreign language section to each cashier. Usually a glib excuse that ends in no action. How do I know? I buy 3 languages for myself and other people. Chiines, Korean & American English. When I see a Russian book in Latin spot I move the book to where most of the Russian language books are. Four months ago I looked for Korean and it appeared there were none. Experience told me they may be in many places. I took each book on Korean and placed them together but not after Japanese. Months later they are still there. This evening I patiently stood at the information desk.I was cut off twice when I finally got to speak. I was looking to find a section but was asked what title I wanted. I was  not smart enough to even know if the type of book exhists? I looked through the section and asked myself, why should I buy here? I thought of how exceptional my local library is and walked out.
__label__3 Besides having a Starbucks in here this is one of the best places to stop and get a peace of mind away from the hustle and bustle
__label__3 The curry is amazing. Some of the best curry we have had on the east side. The pumpkin curry is ubertasty as is the mango curry. Go for the curry.\n\nOnly downside that the appitizers, while tasty are quite small. So just stick with the curry.
__label__4 I bought a Groupon for Guru Palace a few weeks ago and just used it this evening, boy am I glad that I did!  The food was delicious, the service was quick and efficient AND really friendly, and did I mention that the food was delicious?\n\nFirst thing is first, the food was incredible.  My companion and I ordered the Samosa appetizer, Garlic Naan, Lamb Korma, and Chicken Tikka Masala.  I also had an Indian Tea (Chai) which was perfectly spiced.  The Samosa was amazing, the filling was moist and flavorful and the crust was delicate and flaky.  There was just the slightest hint of sweetness to the filling that really perfected the dish.  The Garlic Naan is the best that I've ever had!  I think I could happily make a meal of just the Garlic Naan and not regret it. The Lamb Korma was also amazing, the lamb was tender and flavorful and the sauce was rich and thick.  The Chicken Tikka Masala (a staple in my life) was to die for!  The chicken was super tender and swimming in amazing, thick, rich sauce.  The spice level was perfect in all the dishes- the server asked us on a scale of 1-10 how spicy we wanted our dishes and we ordered a 7.  I can honestly find no fault with any of the dishes I sampled!\n\nThe service is really great as well.  I was meeting my companion at the restaurant and I was the first to arrive; the staff greeted me promptly and made sure that I was comfortable while I waited.  As soon as my dinner companion arrived, we were seated and served water and complimentary Papadum with a delicious chutney.  I really liked our server (and all the other staff members that spoke to us), he was efficient and friendly, and happily recommended his favorite Samosa variety when we expressed interest.  During our meal, three different people (one being the owner I believe) stopped by to make sure that everything was good and that we were pleased with our meal and service.  I appreciated the attention, which felt genuine and was not at all bothersome. \n\nThe atmosphere in the restaurant was also wonderful.  It is not a large place, but the tables are all well spaced, and the entire place is impeccably decorated.  There is a lot of art on the walls, ambient lighting, soft music, and well dressed staff.  Though it is still a casual restaurant, it's also nice enough to feel really good about taking a date there. \n\nI really enjoyed my meal and service at Guru Palace and I will definitely be returning soon!
__label__1 its was ok. not really worth all the hype\n\nPrice: a lot\nPresentation: good\nTaste: okay\nservice: okay
__label__3 I only stopped into Carnevino for a late night snack but I enjoyed it very much. \n\nI had the carne crudo, which is the chopped to order steak tartare with mushrooms and the heirloom tomato and burrata cheese caprese.  Both were fantastic.  One of the best tartare I've ever had, and who doesn't love burrata?  \n\nI also loved the housemade foccacia with lardo instead of butter to spread.  It was intensely flavorful, but not too heavy, and a very nice change from regular butter.  A unique and creative offering.  Definite plus points there.  \n\nService was wonderful, friendly quick and helpful.   I've no complaints!  Would defnintely be back.
__label__4 Glutonous is all I can say. Salami plate with peppers, tempura/fried squash blossom with Lobster and Lobster Mousse, calamari,  A Mid course of beef cheek ravioli, gnocchi in a bolognese and black fettucinni with dungeness crab. Veal chop, Porterhouse and Ribeye as the entree. I couldn't move but managed to choke down some Hazelnut Semifreddo with a glass of Tokjai. \n\nThe food was amazing, the service over the top and the peppered lardo was to die for.
__label__1 I've been to Carne Vino several times now. I don't know why, well, yes, I do, it's for the bread sticks. They're to die for. If you want to have a drink and don't mind paying more than almost anywhere else on Earth, then by all means stop in and enjoy. I rationalize that it's just the price of having those crack-like bread sticks.\n\nThat's really where my love for this place ends though. Just a word about price. Here's an example of how insane the prices are. I went in for lunch last week (and bread sticks) and the house special was $40 for  two drinks and a tuna sandwich. If you just wanted the tuna sandwich it was $19, and I believe the burger was $20. I'll admit that I've had $120 burgers in Europe, so it's not the most expensive, but for what you get (I sat for 30 minutes in an empty bar and the bartender never returned to take my order) it's just not worth it.\n\nFirst time in, we all had steaks. The quality of the meat was definitely far behind other steakhouses like the Palm over at Caesar's, SW Steakhouse, Delmonico's, Del Frisco's and the others we've tried here. Overly fatty and tough. It's always possible that you just go on a bad night, so I never write a place off because of one so-so experience.\n\nSo, we went again and my wife and I had the carpaccio (it was okay, just nothing to write home about) and I don't even remember the entrees. I just remember that both of us kept marveling throughout the meal at the prices vs. the quality, particularly in light of what you get for lower prices at the other restaurants in Vegas, even in the same hotel (Palazzo has equal and better food at Woo (now closed), Cut (amazingly good) and Table 10 to name just a few.\n\nSave yourself some money and visit one of those other places where you'll get better food for less money, or for about the same money (at Cut) just better food and service.
__label__1 This place was a let down.\nWe anticipated excellent steak given the celebrity chef name, it being in the Palazzo as well as it being a freaking steakkhouse. The prices were high but the quality was lacking. The meat was not cooked to order (at a steakhouse!!!) and really wasn't flavorful. Its as id they try to make up for poor quality meat with their extravagant sizes. Make no mistake you get huge cuts of meat and excellent service but as you can see from some of the other reviews, its just not as good as it should be.\nSorry Mario but you need to make sure your kitchens up to par here.
__label__2 It is really all about the preparation.  The server comes with the rib eye bone in and cuts it into smaller pieces to be eaten on your plate.  The bone is almost like it comes from the flinstones.  \n\nThe rib eye meat was only okay and definitely could have been more tender.  The spinach and potato were just about the same level, only okay.
__label__2 The staff is very friendly and accommodating. As expected, very expensive, but that is las vegas casino restaurants for you. I ordered \"the burger\" and it was delicious, but definitely not the greatest burger i have ever eaten, especially for $30. The sides were actually the best part of the meal. The asparagus salad was amazing and the Parmesan crusted french fries were out of this world. I went specifically for \"the burger\" and if you are looking to splurge on something simple, delicious and expensive, then give this a try.
__label__2 Rolled up late afternoon looking for some steak action. I was a bit skeptical seeing the 3.5 star rating. And my presumptions proved to be true =\\. The empty restaurant should've been the first clue- but then again, who the hell eats a big ass steak for lunch? WE DO! Apparently (-_-)\n\nAfter the rude-ass hostess out in front sat us down, we were curious to try out this highly touted \"BBL\" beef, so we all ordered the 16 oz bone-in new yeezy. Disappointing for $61 duckets. Good size, good cut, looked good but I expected a little more as far as flavoring. I ordered medium rare but that shit was literally still mooing when I got it.  After taking a few bites I noticed that subtle dry aged beef flavor - hard to describe, it sorta had that rotten cheese kinda taste towards the end. I'm not that hardcore of a steak connoisseur to know if it was supposed to taste like that or if that's a good thing or not, but all I know is that I didn't particularly favor it.\n\nWe also ordered the Italian Broccoli with smoked pork at the recommendation of our server- that was actually pretty good. I'm not sure if I'd shell out the kind of duckets to come back here again. For that kinda money I'd much rather go to a sure win like R. Chris or Mortons. (-_-)
__label__1 For the price you pay I don't think this place is worth it, but that's sort of my opinion of the rest of Vegas.\n\nBison Carpaccio - was good, but only 6 or 8 SUPER thin splices for $18.  Barely felt like you ate anything.  It was good quality though.  Worth trying if you've never had it before, but you won't feel like you've eaten anything.\nBlack fettucine - I don't know wtf is up with this dish.  It just wasn't good.  It had a seafood taste, but there was no seafood in it.  Maybe it was black because of squid ink?  i have no clue, but I wouldn't order this again.\nDry-Aged Bone In Rib-Eye - It's a really really fatty piece of meat, not what I was expecting.  We order it medium-rare but it was pretty much rare, so the fat hadn't really softened enough to melt into the meat.  While the consistency was good and juicy, the meat seemed to have lots of tendons, which totally took away from the experience.  Maybe cooking it more would have softened them up a bit.\n\nFinally, our waiter was kind of a dick.  Someone in our party ordered an extra rib-eye by accident because the menu says for 2, so he said for 2 after he ordered, but the watier thought he meant 2.  It was okay because we split among 8 ppl anyways, but the waiter didn't even acknowledge the mistake or try to help us out.
__label__4 I absolutely love this restaurant! I actually had dinner alone at the bar and had one of the best experiences in Las Vegas! First--you must ask if J.T. is working the bar. He is so much fun and really knows his drinks and mixology. Actually, the entire staff is beyond amazing and this is one of my new FAV spots. \nIf you love sipping on a great bourbon, tequila or vodka and don't mind spending $$ on a great drink, you have to ask the bartenders what their favorites are! \nI met so many great people at the bar that had actually come back from the previous night just to see J.T. and have him make them cocktails and recommend what they should have for dinner.\nGrilled Octopus - YUMMY (4 people has it while I was there)\nI had the orecchiette pasta, it was really great and the portion size was perfect.\nI love that you can order side dishes, salads, dinner and desert at the bar or in the main dining room, which is beautiful! \nSuch an amazing experience! Ask for Beluga Vodka, if you are into sipping on an amazing imported vodka from Russia. It is perfect chilled with a twist.
__label__2 Food 4 stars.  Service 2 stars.\n\nI'm a fan of Osteria Mozza in LA so was psyched to try out Carnevino by Batali in Vegas.  First of all I was shocked by how enormous it was, definitely could fit several hundred people no problem.  \n\nThe service started out great, with an amuse bouche, attentive waitering etc, but slowly it started to wain.  He stopped coming by as much and by the end we had to really go track him down which was annoying since we were late for a show.  he also refused to split the check on more than 3 credits cards for our party of 10 which was lame.\n\nThe food was great.  I would definitely say go there for the meat.  The pastas were just ok in comparison and the bruschetta just pass on. But the steak tartare and the filet mignon and ribeye were amazing.
__label__2 Have visited twice.  Second time was better than the first.  Nothing memorable though.  Steak was cooked perfectly.  Good flavor.  Would recommend, but try Cut first.  I need to try again though, a lot of good reviews about the dry aged here.  It won't disappoint but may leave you wanting more.
__label__1 HAPPY and FAT. \n\nThe operative words that come to mind when I hear the name Mario Batali. Sadly, the overpriced, lackluster fare at Carnevino only made me the latter! But, as a disclaimer, it has been quite a while since my visit here, so hopefully they've made some improvements since then. \n\nLocated in The Palazzo, Carnevino semi-failed from the get-go. While it maintains the top-notch customer service and decadent, chic decor expected of a high-end Vegas establishment, the ambience was marred by the raucous sound of Beastie Boys blarring from the stereo system. I'm not neccessarily opposed to them, but the likes of \"Intergalatic\" and \"Sabatoge\" didn't jive well with the up-scale environment.  \n\nThe menu was sneaky too. So, watch out! Case in point, the prices listed for the pastas range from $17-$31; however, these are for appetizer portions only. An additional $15 needs to be tacked on for the entree size. Also, the steak for two is listed as $72, but it's $72 PER PERSON, making it a whopping $144.  A steak legitimately worth that much wouldn't be for eating, as it should be plated in precious metals and embedded with Swarvoski crystals.\n\nWe ended up ordering the Bison Carpaccio & Fried Calamari appetizers, 16-oz bone-in New York strip, Grilled Sweetbreads, & Pork Milanese. Pretty much all the main courses failed, and for an establishment that boasts \"the highest-quality, excellently prepared steaks\" I was seriously expecting more than the the chewy, bland New York strip that was served. The appetizers were actually pretty good, and I'd recommend getting the Bison Capaccio. But other than that, the highlights of the meal were the complimentary cheese puffs & the bread w/butter & peppered lard. \n\nNeedless to say, this was a sad way to start out our trip in Vegas. Luckily, our night of debauchery at XS later on that night made up for it. Two stars!
__label__1 Mario Batali....what have you done?  I'm your biggest fan of Osteria Mozza in LA and was expecting Mozza quality and deliciousness at Carnevino.  With the quality of a Sizzler and the service of Olive Garden (actually although I hate their food, the service is even better), I am taking some of my \"I'm your foodie groupie\" points away big time!!  That's what happens when these great restaurant owners grow too quickly.  Service and quality goes way down.  :(  \n\nChris was our first waiter, but then we got stuck with Goose.  Rude, sarcastic, made racist jokes, just unbelievable.  Maybe he should have been stuffed and served on a platter instead of serving customers.  I can't imagine a guy like that making it at Macaroni Grill, let alone a Mario Batali restaurant.  \n\nOk, on to the food.  The steak tartare was decent, but it went down from there.  I ordered the lamb chops as my entree.  As many others said, they WAY undercook things.  I asked for medium rare, but the meat was oozing with blood!  Yuck!  And it was at least 75% fat.  Fortunately, Chris came to the rescue when he sent it back to the kitchen for me and took it off the bill.  I had ordered the brussel spouts as a side.  They were mediocre at best.  Needless to say, I skipped on the dessert.  Mr. Batali...please, don't ruin the image I've had of you.  Keep a few restaurants that you can manage and consistently deliver Mozza quality.  Otherwise, you will be boxed in with the Outback Steakhouse & Olive Garden.  Fortunately, Osteria Mozza is still 5 stars in my book.
__label__0 The beet ravioli was gross, my hubby's steak needed salt, and service was slow. At least the waiter comped the ravioli since he was the one who suggested it. Won't be back.
__label__0 NOT recommended. HIGHLY Overrated. My review may have been different if we had beef, however, BATALLI restaurant.. HELLO!!!. It started with my wife ordering a Spanish Coffee with a return, deer in the headlamps gaze, and I, a Chopin Vodka. she was brought a cup of coffee with the  booze in a glass and an apology, \" we don't have whipped cream\". I was simply told that we don't have Chopin...I simply asked for anything potato (not a snob, just like potato vodka). Another apology...we don't have potato vodka...ok, Stoli on the rocks.\nOK, on to the food...we ordered Scallops that came to the table cold and undercooked, my wife ordered the Italian Sausage pasta (ORECCHIETTE) and I the Lobster pasta (ANOLINI) and a side of Broccoli. My wife's pasta was undercooked but otherwise had good flavor, the ANOLINI was just bland and the portion just to small as an entre, the Broccoli was over cooked to the point that you could not cut it with the knife provided, and was tasteless. YES, my expectations were high, anyone with a TV should have high expectations as well...So, sorry to say, the only memorable thing about this experience was not forgetting to write this review when we got home.
__label__1 Our server at CarneVino was fairly rude. For a group of four we ordered two entrees, 4 appetizers/small plates, a dessert, and a couple glasses of wine  He did not seem to like the fact that we weren't all ordering 3 course meals and that we were sharing everything.  He definitely acted snooty about it.  After he realized that we weren't going to go crazy gorging ourselves on food, we were basically ignored the entire night and had to flag him down if we needed anything.  However, the bus boy, runners, and hostesses were all great.  When we finally got our bill, it stated a suggested gratuity of 20%.  No matter how awesome the service, I don't think that they should put that on the bill, let alone when you get bad service!  It's especially off putting when you're already a generous tipper to begin with.\n\nThe food was good, but unfortunately it did not make up for the service, so I would not recommend going to this restaurant.  With all the other options in Vegas, you could definitely get great food with great service elsewhere.
__label__4 I have been back two more times since my first visit and have had excellent service and an excellent meal each time.  We always order the riserva steak, and we are always happy.  It seems like hit or miss with other reviewers here, but so far I can't speak highly enough of this place.
__label__0 You didn't offer a Zero. This place has good food but is overpriced and the music they pipe in that prohibits conversation should get someone an opportunity in another industry.
__label__4 The BEST steak I have ever had.  7 1/2 month aged ribeye.  Holy crap it was incredible.  That's what all beef should taste like.\n\nService was incredible too.  Young guy who knew his stuff and seemed passionate about it.  He even brought me 3 digestives (gratis) to try after dinner because I was about to explode from trying to eat that massive steak.\n\nI've been to Prime, Mastro's, Sparks, Alexanders, etc and this is heads and shoulders above the pack.  Most steakhouses pretty much have the same stuff.  Carnevino's menu definitely changes the perception of the American steakhouse.
__label__1 I'm only giving them 2 starts because if you're not a cowboy, you won't be welcomed. The food gets 5 stars, but after our experience I believe there exists racial discrimination from the wait staff towards the customer. And that does not bode well for an overall dining experience. IF I eat there again, I'll order take out.
__label__2 Overpriced good food!!  The price of the food did not quite justify the overall quality and certainly not the quantity.  The staff was A+ and excellent service.  Also, they were very knowledgable about the overall menu items and set our expectations very well.  If you want to impress someone, well, maybe a good place.  However, if you are looking for value, I suggest other premium steakhouses.  Call me unreasonable, but I would prefer Ruth's Chris over this restaurant.
__label__1 A party of 7 dined here this past Friday. First the good; beautifully decorated dining room, excellent service. We had been so looking forward to the finest steak we had ever had. To quote one of the dinner guests; \"it was a swing and a miss\". We had the 2 featured steaks, rib eye for 2 and the porterhouse for. 2. Both were very disappointing.   The taste was simply not great and not up the taste standards of either SW Wynn or Del Friscos. And the prices were considerably higher. Save alot of disappointment and money and go elsewhere.
__label__4 In case you're wondering, you need a passport to get into the FBR Open to prove your citizenship.  The U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service recently determined that tanned, plastic looking people have in fact taken over the TPC in Scottsdale on an annual basis only to defect to their ultra-lounge havens to hibernate until the following year. \n\nI'm really not sure what to think of this.  They speak English (but very faux surferish) and look American, but act completely juvenile, foolish and quite frankly, foreign.  Additionally, while waiting for the shuttle bus at Barcelona - ground zero for these immigrants, you can overhear the most ridiculous conversation.\n\nMost of these immigrants started drinking at the makeshift bar in the Barcelona parking lot. One woman talked of her plan to sacrifice her bra and panties on the 16th green in her effort to score Super Bowl tickets.  Another woman (while in the bus) rated men walking down Hayden as we drove by \"10!  You're a 9. You're more like a 7.  Ew, you're a 5.\"  The men were not to be outdone.  Who needs shuttle buses when you can just walk down Hayden, strip down to your bare, over-tanned chest while ladies driving by ask if you need a ride.\n\nIn a traditional immigrant mating call, women wore the most appropriate golf course attire they could find. On a cloudy 60 degree day many opted for mini skirts, tank tops, tacky fake Chanels, high heels and gawdy jewelry.  Men meanwhile chose over-gelled hair dos, flip flops or tube socks, shorts and Ed Hardy tees or golfy looking sweaters that they could spill their double-fisted beers all over.\n\nSuffice to say, that was a quick synopsis of some of the crowd at the FBR. Some people actually went to watch golf, enjoy a few $7 brews on a glorious winter afternoon in Scottsdale and watch the rowdiest, drunkest spectators in all of golf boo, jeer and hiss at the 16th hole.  Greenskeeper tix and Corporate Village tix are bonus if you can land them.\n\nThis event hasn't become a national attendance breaker on the PGA circuit for nothing.  FBR Open is to Phoenix as Mardi Gras is to New Orleans. Drunken debauchery. This event has come to embody Phoenix for better or worse and as a locally grown event, from its fledgling days at the Phoenix Country Club, that says a lot.  I have a good time every time I go -- plastic Scottsdale immigrants or not.  Five stars.
__label__3 Always good food and wine here. Tonight we each had the green salad with beets. My wife added grilled NC shrimp (an $8 add on). Nicely prepared and flavored. I had the salad without any add ons, but I once again succumbed to the sliders; done perfectly.  We left with a smile on on faces.
__label__2 Stopped in this past Saturday. Had a bottle of sparkling rose ( a favorite) and a couple of glasses of wine. Things are different now-menu is smaller, seafood entrees are priced higher and the grilled pound cake dessert can't compare to the donuts.  Sliders were still good, speckled trout entree was pricey at $26 for a not too big portion. The shop was still very crowded and the servers are as friendly and efficient as ever, when they are not running around.  We liked the \"old\" Foxcroft better.\n\nP.S.- website menu is out of date.
__label__3 I have only been here for the lunch buffet, which, at $8.99 is a steal. Seriously, this place is great. It tends towards to more traditional, heavier north indian cuisine, but all of it is done to perfection. The na'an is wonderfully cooked and always plentiful. This place is also great because it offers a wide selection of vegetarian options. A little off the beaten path, but worth checking out!
__label__3 I have visited Indian Paradise on several more occasions since my first visit. The food remains very good as well as the service. Prices have gone up a bit but is still good value for the money. Try the lunch time buffet - great variety and the food is fresh and well priced.
__label__3 Superb place and superb food
__label__4 Went for my first time to the lunch buffer.  It was fabulous.  Great food. Worth the $11.
__label__3 Very good meal -- a la carte dinner. And service above and beyond. Must go back for the buffet.
__label__1 Not bad, not great.\nThey have a lunch box special, but won't allow you to eat on the premises. \n\nEach time I've gone in, they've never offered to seat me (I go alone).  I've had to ask about the lunch special all three times, and have not really been told much else other than \"ok\".  Left in the entryway, with no offer of a seat, or any indication of where to pay, or if I can sit down while I wait. They bring the food, but no one seems to know if I've paid or not - communication among staff isn't exactly stellar.\n\nThe lunch box I've had 3 times has been chicken tikka masala (despite what the menu says the lunch box of the day is).\n\nThe rice is really good. The chicken tikka masala is decent, but seemed to be more sauce than chicken.\n\nThe naan bread (garlic) is kickass.\n\nJust okay, although I'll probably go back for the naan alone.\n\nThey do a lunch buffet, but I have never been offered a seat, so... haven't tried it.
__label__2 Went to BS for their Thanksgiving dinner---but really disappointed in food.  Ate on outside patio - ambience=10, service=10, wine=10, dinner=3.  The turkey was extremely dry, and while the butter squash soup was fabulous, the signature ravioli that came with it seemed to have sat under the plate warmer way too long.  The whipped yams were great and the saving element of the entire meal.  Overall, I'd go back to BS one more time for a possible \"make good\"
__label__4 I was taken here by my family for my birthday and was treated like royalty by the staff. Great selection, great food. Wr had a very enjoyable evening.
__label__1 The food is good but if your eating in the bar bring a fan - it is way to hot - there is no AC - pathetic
__label__1 ' So how many pounds do you think I'll gain from one of their burgers? oohh... and with their lard fries?? ..I guess I'll take the chance!'\n\nThese are the words that I said to pump myself up for what I thought would be a burger worth the weight gain..\nThat didn't quite happen, not because I have a good metabolism but because they had NO BEEF!\nThis was on a Saturday afternoon.. \nThis was strike one.\n\nStrike two:\nWent back, pumped myself up again, had the burger and was completely disappointed.\nThe atmosphere was lacking, the fries were not memorable and the beef was just off in flavor.\n\nAll this unhappiness and I am still trying to work out the extra pounds.\n\n2 stars for effort.
__label__3 This place isn't as bad as a lot of people make it seem. I didn't eat much, just a single bypass but my boyfriend and my brother had that and flat liner fries as well. To be honest the fries didn't look all that desirable but they kept going back for seconds.\n\nMy burger was nummy however! They didn't seem to drench it in lard too much, it was certainly a 3 napkin burger though. The meat itself was tasty and the cheese was so good. To be honest it was probably the best burger I had that was under $10.\n\nThe girls themselves were pretty cute and weren't dressed that skanky. They seemed to of changed the outfits since the time they aired on various shows, except for the ample cleavage and the slits on  the back that got you peeks of red undies. You go in thinking your gonna be proper and not take a look ... but it kind of happens anyway. I'm a girl and I am not complaining. They look a lot more natural and girls next doorish then the hard boobed plastic Hooters gals.\n\nThey only got 4 stars from me because the service was almost nonexistent. Maybe because there was a girl in the group? I feel sorry for the boys that the girls didn't spend any time to flirt with them like they did with most dudes there. I would of like to of been asked if I wanted something else to drink. But oh well. They also seem to close a bit early for a Friday night.\n\nDon't know if I would go again, maybe if I am feeling spontaneous ... Mostly because I am moving next month. But if I ever come back to visit I would probably look them up.\n\nP.S. Bring cash. I didn't know they didn't accept cards until I got there. There was an ATM but I used the bank in the same shopping center.
__label__2 The burger was good, the fries were ok, but once you mentally process that they were deep fried in lard, then what was tasting really good turned into a really guilt-loaded dinner. But it is what it says it is. A truly American restaurant, proud of its decadence.
__label__4 So fattening. SO unhealthy. SO DELICIOUS! It was worth the drive from LA to AZ.
__label__2 Let me start with a disclaimer: I have never eaten Ethiopian food before, but have read about the concepts, history and attributes of the food.  We were out in Pittsburg for the Thanksgiving weekend, and looking for something different to try.  Tana seemed to fit the bill.\n\nThe service was friendly, the staff pleasing and very helpful.  The waitress helped explain the foods, and structured a meal for us that would let us try various forms of the cuisine.  The only downside of the service was our waitress/bartender did not know how to fix a Bourbon and Ginger Ale.  We settled on a Jack Daniels and Ginger Ale.  Close enough.\n\nThe food was where things began to go down hill.  Ethiopian food has a tradition of being heavily spiced and quite hot.  The food we tried was very mild, and honestly not terribly interesting.  The Injera (Teff flour spongy flat bread) was good, but we found it surprising it was not served warm.  Now it may be that it is usually served cod/cool, but seemed all wrong to those of us used to eating Indian Roti or Naan.\n\nWe ordered 2 appetizers.  Sambusa are pastry shells filled with various meats of vegetables.  We had a mix of lentil, beef and chicken fillings.  Expecting something more akin to a Samosa, these were smaller, greasy and tasteless.  The chicken was palatable, the lentils ok, and the beef awful.  Think under seasoned ultra fine ground beef that has been overcooked.  Yuck.  My wife ordered the Ayib Bemitmita (grated cottage cheese and spices), and this was not served until well into the main course, and was boring.\n\nThe main course was a sampling of a Doro Tibs (chiken) dish, a Tana Tibs (Lamb) dish, Ye ater Kik Alicha (split peas) and Misir Wot (lentils).  These were served on top of a large serving of Injera.  In order to preference, the split peas were in fact quick enjoyable, the lentils decent by less interesting.  The two meat dishes were, frankly, boring.  No spice, no heat, served cool, and the meat was tough.  A total strike-out in our opinion.\n\nI am sure that Ethiopian food must be much more interesting than this, however, keep in mind that this was our first tasting of this regional cuisine.  I would rate this as 2.5 starts, but given our inexperience, bumped to 3 stars to give the restaurant the benefit of the doubt.
__label__3 Really amazing food, and vegetarian friendly.  Really was surprised to find this place, which reminded me of a great restaurant in the meatpacking district in Manhattan, at about 1/3rd the cost.\n\nNever been there when it's been crowded, but the service is often appallingly slow.  I'd go there much more often - and bump this up to five stars - if it weren't an ordeal to get the bread that other tables seem to manage, or a refill on my drink.\n\nIf you have extra time, aren't in any hurry, and want great Italian that doesn't rely on marinara sauce, go now.
__label__2 Piccolo Forno is good.  The restaurant sits on the first floor of a handsome old building and the dining room is well-appointed and complimentary to exterior.\n\nI received excellent service during my Tuesday evening dinner.  I also give Piccolo Forno a few extra points for being a BYOB (just be sure to plan ahead).  Piccolo Forno has a great menu, and I would like to try a few more of their dishes (the rabbit, in particular).\n\nI ate a lot at Piccolo Forno: bruschette for the first course, linguine with mussels and shrimp for the main, ice cream for dessert, and coffee.  I appreciated the fresh pasta, the sauce was tasty, and mussels tender and flavorful.  The bruschette was a poor choice on my part -- the out of season tomatoes were watery and bitter, which, when simply seated atop toast, makes for a bland dish.  I enjoyed the dessert (Dream Bomba I believe it was called), but a few fresh, housemade dessert options would perfectly compliment a fresh pasta dinner.  \n\nAll in all a solid restaurant that I would be comfortable recommending to friends.
__label__2 Good food! BYOB. Probably won't return here again because as we (party of 5) were finishing the last half of our bottle after dessert,  the host came over & said \"I'm not kicking you out but we have another party waiting for this table so....\"   It was awkward & unprofessional & left us all with a bad taste in our mouth.  No one likes to be rushed out after a nice meal!
__label__0 An over priced pizza place that also serve some crude and basic Italian food (no, there is nothing special about it). It also has one of the worst stuff and service we have ever seen. The BYOB is probably the only bright point here. If you are for a good pizza you would do so much better up the road at the church brewery, with better ambiance and food and without the disrespectful crew, waiting in the cold by the door etc. I would never step in this place again and neither should you.
__label__2 I have a lunch date with my mother every Saturday afternoon and we decided on CPK so we could do some shopping at TS after lunch last Saturday.. I hadn't been to CPK in forever and the only location I've ever been to is the one at Fashion Show. We arrived at 3:30 and surprisingly the place was full and there was a 15 minute wait.  \n\nThis place reminded me of Chuckie Cheese with all the kids everywhere. LOL I much prefer the atmosphere at the Fashion Show location. Everything here just seemed kind of cheap even the napkins... & I swear I remember the food tasting much better.\n\n-Mango Sangria: Reminded me of Mexican candy which I happen to like haha but there were only 3 pieces of fruit in there and I couldn't even taste any wine/alcohol.. \n-Grilled Peaches & Shrimp Salad: Loved this salad!!! Tangy dressing and fresh field greens.. Shrimp were small though. \n-Wild mushroom Pizza with chicken: This used to me my favorite pizza. I feel like there used to be more mushrooms with stronger flavors. The crust used to be perfect and kind of sweet.\n-Jambalaya Pasta: It was too spicy/peppery for me. I prefer Cheesecake Factory's version.. \n-Complimentary bread: Wasn't even warm & the butter was ice cold.  \n\nService was friendly. I just think with so many other options at TS.. California Pizza Kitchen doesn't stand out. & if I really wanted their pizza I could get it in the frozen aisle at the grocery store. \n\nHOT TIP: Go on their website for a $5 off coupon~!!!
__label__3 Really good food! I am surprised to hear about poor service as our server was friendly and our food came out SUPER fast!!!! We will definitely be back!!
__label__3 One thing my boyfriend and I like to do during the hot days of summer is to relax and read a good book while sipping an iced coffee at a local coffeehouse.  This week we went to Solo Cafe.  We were kind of hungry so we thought maybe we could get a sandwich there.  Unfortunately, they do not have a kitchen and the only food they serve are pastries at this time.  Luckily Solo is in a strip mall with food options.  We left and came back.  I had an Iced Cafe Latte and my boyfriend had a Iced Cafe Mocha.  Both very good drinks.  Also, the barista was very nice and seem really laidback and cool.  Another plus is that they have free wi-fi.  Important for me because I was doing catching up on some work while my boyfriend read his book.  This is definitely a place we will go back to.
__label__4 Solo Cafe is like The Usual Suspects.  Great, memorable scenes, sharp dialogue flying about, and a remarkable cast.  And a soundtrack that fits naturally with its environment.\n\nSlinging the lattes and mochas are a few gents not new to making an awesome cup (or glass) of java and if they are, you'd never know because the drinks are not only delicious every time, but consistent from whoever makes them.  \n\nWhether or not you stumble upon Solo for the 1st time or go in there knowing it well, you will enjoy the laid back atmosphere, the great service, and delicious beverages.  Not to mention unlike other cafes, this one is open late (for coffee hours that is...) \n\nSo go in, get an iced cafe mocha with soy milk (my personal fave) and skip the Bucks that's overpriced and impersonal.  Support the \"little guy\".  You'll feel sooo much better slurping on the caffeine that way.
__label__4 I'm here almost every Saturday and I always bring friends. The barista are great, the regulars are relaxed, the drinks are carefully made (and delicious) and the atmosphere is *perfect.*
__label__1 was a regular for a while. Over time found the friendliness from the staff to be a bit of an act. Zombie hipsters. Long wait.
__label__0 There isn't a coffee shop at the address given in yelp. I called the number but couldn't reach them.
__label__3 Our waitress was a complete doll. Very friendly and knowledgable about the menu items. I gave 4 stars due to two things. First, although my calamari appetizer was delicious and my gyro pita the same, I don't like finding broken toothpicks in with the cucumber (yes, I had already pulled the other ones out completely). Second, my father's blackened salmon was waaay overcooked. I understand one usually doesn't go to a Greek restaurant to order blackened salmon, but cooking fish is pretty basic. In the restaurant's defense the waitress was extremely apologetic and offered to bring him a new plate, but he declined. I didn't mention my toothpick to her, since otherwise the food was delish.\n\nStill the best Greek food I've had in a long time and I will definitely go back.
__label__1 This place is hit or miss.  The 1st time I went, it was a great experience.  I was able to walk in (without an appointment) and get a gel manicure and a pedicure.  Libby was my technican, and she was fabulous. 5 stars!!!!  The manicure was great, and lasted the full two week as promised (would have lasted longer but it grew out too much and I started picking at it.)  My pedicure is still going strong after two weeks and looks great.\n\nSo I went back. And I had a different person (I don't know her name.)  Well, let's just say that my hands still hurt a day later!  She cut my nails unevenly (some are rounded, some are squared), and the polish is uneven as well and poorly applied at the edges.  My cuticles hurt to high heaven, and my nails are too short. 1 star!!!  \n\nI'm only going back only if I can get an appointment with Libby.   \n\n5 stars for Libby, but overall 2 stars, because I think that a salon should be able to provide consistent service.
__label__4 Years ago, I reviewed the Black Bear Diner's original restaurant in Mount Shasta, California. I have a soft spot in my heart for this chain because it started essentially in my hometown's back yard, in a remote northern part of California that some call the State of Jefferson. You can see on their placemat, a black bear framed by the snow covered peaks of the extinct volcano, Mt. Shasta, in the background. I am pleased as punch that they have a franchise in Gilbert now that I am living in Arizona.\n\nThe food here is some solid, stick-to-your-ribs comfort food. The portions are huge. And it has that old-fashioned diner food vibe. This has been covered in many of the reviews posted by my fellow Yelpers. However, there are some unique nuances at this diner that you might have missed...\n\nFor one, they sell their own line of hot sauces. This includes Baby Burn (original cayenne), Mama Burn (green jalape\u00f1o), and Papa Burn (haba\u00f1ero). I am hooked on the Papa Burn, even though I'm not a huge haba\u00f1ero hot sauce fan. My tastes tend towards the cayenne and chipotle varieties, but this Papa Burn sauce is special. It has some serious heat from the haba\u00f1ero, but the best component is the infused black pepper flavor. Try it the next time you're here and you might just buy a bottle to go (like I did).\n\nThe other thing you may have missed is that the Black Bear Diner serves craft beer! Hop Rod Rye Specialty Ale and Big Bear Black Stout are the two offerings they carry from the Bear Republic Brewery. I have tried neither of these, but they sound delicious! I tend to frequent Black Bear Diner for breakfast, and really haven't made beer with breakfast a habit since college. I know the Yreka, California Black Bear Diner restaurant used to serve a special label craft beer brewed at the Etna Brewery, so I was pleased to see that the beery bear tradition continues at this Gilbert restaurant.
__label__0 I walked out (12-30-14, 2:30 PM) in disgust after female server tried to seat me in a tiny booth even though there were many bigger booths and tables available. Asked to talk to manager but told he wasn't available.
__label__3 The owner is super nice and the environment is friendly. I got the Dylan is what it is called. Green chillies chicken bacon chipotle dressing. It came as a wrap. It is extremely delicious. I just feel the serving size was a little small. The potato salad was good. The cost was about 8 bucks for everything. From this one sandwich I wouldn't label it as the end all sandwich shop.
__label__4 Best sandwiches anywhere! Everything is made fresh and is outstanding. My favorite is the Turkey, Bacon, Avocado ....amazing! Even the sides are made fresh daily. The potatoes salad is out of this world good!\nYou got to try this place!
__label__1 The pricing at this place is over rated.  After waiting for awhile to get some services I can definitely say that I wish I would have passed.  \n\nThe OXYGEN \"Breathing Space\" is kinda cool but Im not sure I would pay for oxygen when I breathing just fine right now.  In a medical emergency this would come in handy.\n\nThere are no private areas.  Everybody recieved their services in the open.  Not the best option for me. Especially those folks gettin wazed.\n\nThe area that provided small travel items was awesome.  Just when I thought I forgot my lotion I discovered this cool place that offered plenty of options that normal Airport News Stands do not offer.
__label__3 I love Costco! I am a Costco junkie. I get all kinds of stuff here and yes I have occasionally even bought clothes. Now in retrospect I think I have bought all of my swimsuits here for the last 6 years. Hey back off they carry speedo's for about 20 bucks now that's a deal! \n\nI love the shrimp cocktail here I get that at least once a week you get like 30 beautiful shrimp for 10 bucks with sauce and lemon. The chicken salad is very good. I always get, french beans & hard salami as well. The prices for the cheeses are really good as well. \n\nI get my puppies dog food here too! You can't beat the ready made food either. The roasted chicken is fantastic! The cuts of beef are amazing. Sometimes about half way through my shopping I will call the food court and order an everything pizza. Once I go to the checkout I let them know I ordered a pizza and they ring me up there and I go pick it up on my way out. Also the twist frozen yogurt is yummy! For 10 bucks that's a good pizza! \n\nDo park in the back on the montebello side, or if it works for you take the light rail.
__label__2 I really used to like Thai gourmet, however after my latest takeout, I feel as if the quality has diminished. I ordered spicy basil with chicken and it was just chunks of chicken with some onions and a few peppers thrown in. I expected many more vegetables as was the case when I had previously ordered a few months ago. Also, the taste was odd and did smell like the spicy basil that I was used to from here, but rather a strong smell of cooked chicken. I will definitely give Thai gourmet another chance, as they may have been having an off day, but I was rather dissatisfied.
__label__2 The customer service was great, but as a vegan my options were limited. That's anywhere I go though. The bagels are vegan, which is great!! I went with the veg out sandwich and instead of the cream cheese got hummus. Also, got a specialty coffee with soy. My fianc\u00e9 was disappointed with his chicken because is was undercooked and chewy. Otherwise I've been a customer of this chain  for years and love their breads!!
__label__0 Rude service.  Very unpleasant order takers.  Plus bagels are Just as bad as eating doughnuts.
__label__0 Bad customer service by Elena. She has called me twice to come in earlier than my initial appointments, and I have actually rescheduled my errands to accommodate, feeling sympathetic to the salon's needs. Naive of me I know. At 11:50 AM I called Elena to tell her I would like to keep my 12:30 PM appointment (I was asked at 11:30 if I could come in early and I said 12 at the earliest), because my errands were not able to be cut short after all- and was told my 12:30 slot was given away! I asked why whoever they scheduled couldn't have taken the 12:00 slot so I could just have kept my 12:30 without any phone call- and was told it just worked better this way. And that I could possibly come back 4:15, but no confirmation available yet. \n\nThis is all in addition to the Brazilian I was supposed to have done same-day. Elena told me it would be best if I came in another day.\n\nSo two separate days for appointments, just because I could not accommodate the salon's schedule in a way that works better. Wow. How about never call me asking me to come in earlier? I've learned a lesson in not being accommodating.
__label__4 I searched the Valley for somewhere to cut and highlight my straight blonde hair (which I thought wouldn't be a problem). I had so many terrible experiences. I ended up waiting until I would fly back to my hometown twice a year and have my old hairstylist doing the job. \nThen I found Gianna Christine! From the moment I walk in the door I feel relaxed. I am always greeted with a smile and an offer of tea. I never wait To get started on my appointments. \nI had gone to Nicole for about a year and loved her. She did such an amazing job when she left I panicked.\nThe staff recommended Steven and he didn't not disappoint. His quiet and kind demeanor allowed me to relax and decompress from a hectic day. He took his time and was truly a joy to sit for. I will always head back to get my blonde from Steven.
__label__0 We were really excited to order from the new pizza place in our neighborhood, however, when we called tonight, the girl who answered the phone acted downright irritated that we called.  I mean, really really irritated.  Not even halfway through the call I was already tired of the attitude, so I decided to hang up.  This household doesnt support business that act like they dont want our business. MANAGER  That girl needs a serious talking to in regards to customer service.
__label__1 We tried Wild Tuna's recently.   I can't say that I would go back as the pices are high, the sushi is just OK, and the amibience and service are sub par.\n\nLikes:   The Green Eggs and Ham roll had a nice bite to it and I liked it\n\nDislikes:  The sushi.  The choices are very limited, the portions are very small for the price, and the presentation is poor.  The spider roll was not as good as others in the area, too oily for my taste.\n\nBeverages:  Although it has the word spirits in it's name don't expect too much.  They carry only one \"Japanese\" beer Asahi which is made by Miller in the US.  There is no menu for Sake so you have to just order it with no idea on what it is or what it will cost.  Even the non-alcoholic choices are poor.  If you order tea (usually pretty good in most sushi restaurants) you'll get a crappy teabag in a large stainless steel pot producing a poor excuse for a cup of tea.\n\nBottom line:  If you like Sushi, go elsewhere, you will spend less money, get better food, and have a more positive experience
__label__3 I have a lot of idiot moments. Like when I ordered the \"tart with the pear on it\" and the woman behind the counter said \"Oh, the pear tart?\" Yeah, that. \n\nWell, luckily the pear tart was amazing. I'd been craving some kind of pear tart for months. Not really sure why. I had a frozen coffee drink which was also fabulous and for a cappuccino, it wasn't too bitter and just the right amount of sweet.\n\nWe got a little turned around trying to find it (don't spend much time at palazzo) and when asking for it, most of the staff just refer to it as \"the Italian coffee place\". Probably safe to just ask for that. \n\nThe atmosphere was nice and a little less Vegas-y than the usual coffee shops. Felt almost like I could be in a train station somewhere other than the middle of the desert.
__label__2 This place is pretty good, not the best, but it's still satisfying.
__label__1 My review can be summed as: I didn't love it. To put in another way: this joint is perfectly mediocre. Mediocre service, mediocre menu, mediocre food. I won't and don't go back (even when there's a wait next door at Sakana Sushi). I had the Rustica--basically a giant, extra doughy, over-priced slice of pie. Did not love. My friend had an unmemorable pasta dish.
__label__1 When the owner comes by to apologize, I'ts not a good night. Service is slow, pizza is nothing special in a town with some good pie. It's also weirdly loud in there.
__label__1 Slow service, very small pour for overpriced wine.love the rustica pizza. i like to carry out garlic knots and a rustica from their tatum location. for some reason no garlic knots at the location on indian bend.
__label__0 I'm a little bit disappointed.  I tried to order a smaller custom cake for a very special occasion.  Even though I inquired over 3 weeks in advance, they declined because they're too busy.
__label__2 I like their food but there are some annoying flies bothering us.
__label__3 Only korean place we'll go in town! Our favs include seafood pancake, bugolgi, seafood tofu soup.
__label__1 I really didn't like the vibe here, not gonna lie.  I will say this... it's amazing that Blue Martini has wrangled a good scene for themselves.  I came here on a Wednesday night/Thursday morning at like 2am, and it was packed wall to wall.  They were charging $10 cover, and there was a quick line.  Didn't even get a drink it was so annoyingly packed with douchebags, so I probably won't be back, or at least not at night.  My buddy said Wednesdays are ladies night, hence all of the craziness, and it's much chiller on a Friday night.  Maybe I'll give that a shot sometime.
__label__0 Blue Martini is a joke.  Who do they think they are?  They may be on Las Vegas Blvd but it is not the strip.  I hate line games and guess what they do the same.  There could be three people standing in line but they will pretend the place is full and make you wait.  Really? For Blue Freaking Martini?  If you are a guy they will not let you in unless you slip a 20 to the douchebag  holding up the line. Then you have to pay cover?  Really? For Blue Freakin' Martini?  Then there is another douchebag that walks up and down the line to look for girls to bring into the club to create an ambiance of pretty faces.  The criteria they use is the girls must have T&A no matter how much they sag.\nI cannot believe how these \"bouncers\" act.  Its Blue Freaking Martini!!!  I thought this place would be great for Locals.  I am tired of the clubs on the strip because the drinks are over priced and I hate how tourists act when they come to Vegas.  But when you go to Blue Martini it is much of the same.
__label__1 The only time it is justifiable to go to the Blue Martini is during happy hour and even then the wait sometimes makes it not worth the half price martinis. \n\nOne birthday, I thought it would be a great idea to try half of their martinis in one night. The signature blue martini is delicious, if you like an AMF, you would love this drink. Most of their martinis are just variations of mixed drinks. The only one that I would suggest avoiding is the Almond Joy because the coconut irritated my throat. \n\nThe food here is nothing special. If you can hold out, go to Yardhouse for dinner and beer at their happy hour. Remember, beer before liquor never been sicker. Liquor before beer, you're in the clear.
__label__2 this place was ok, live music patio bar, the inside \"where the live music was being played\" smelled like chese/raunchy/idfk but it was not hot..\n\n\ndrink specials were ok. havent had the food yet.... too smelly to eat inside..
__label__2 This bar is pretty awesome for the Las Vegas locals. They have themed night and such. Came here on a Monday the place was really packed with lots of girls!! Drinks are averagely priced if its not happy hour, but you can still spend alot if you leave your tab open and your sister keeps ordering drinks for other people!! Lol. They also have hookah here which is awesome. Nice bathrooms cant complain, the inside is pretty nice and the outside has good seating. Its in Town square which has a lot of nice stores and you can come here and relax after you've been shopping. Definitely recommend for locals and the wondering tourists.
__label__2 Blue Martini is very hit or miss. Let's break it down into a list, shall we?\n\n1. Located in Town Square (Las Vegas Blvd. South), if the place is packed, there are lots of close by attractions, bars, and other shenanigans to get into.\n2. This place gets packed on the weekends and ladies night (which is Wednesday). What's great about Wednesdays is that ladies cocktails are 50% off.\n3. The patio is the best seating area.\n4. There are a lot of great martinis, but some epic failures. (Avoid the Key Lime Pie Martini at all cost!)\n5. There are various age groups here.\n6. The dress here is very club attire.\n7. The inside is packed, the tables are first come first serve and people pounce on tables as soon as all seats are vacant.\n8. It is hard to walk through this place without spilling half of your cocktail!\n9. It's VERY loud.\n10. When Blue Martini is slow, it's a really cool spot.\n11. If you work in the hospitality industry, you can get an industry card and your bill is 50% off all the time.\n12. This is a great place to find a piece of booty for the night.\n13. The bartenders do make strong beverages and if there are extras in your martini shaker, they give it to you.\n14. Some nights, there are hookahs available to rent. Lots of yummy flavors to choose from.\n15. They do have yummy food, but the pickings are slim and the price tag is a little too high.\n\n\nAnd that's Blue Martini, not amazing, not bad.
__label__3 Good local spot tucked away beyond the strip. Small dance floor, hookah's, Live bands are just a few things that they have to offer.
__label__3 So this is a South Florida based chain so I'm somewhat biased [so is the Ale House for that matter].  They pretty much all look the same.  You can also here live music here on occassions and they definitely have loud music, sometimes too loud as you can't hear your own conversation. \n\nLadies night is Wednesday night with half priced apps and martinis on the menu. Their food is actually quite good for a bar and their drinks are even better. They've added some new additions like skinny margarita martini that I do thoroughly enjoy.  They also have hookah if you like that. This places does get quite crowded and is open very late.  There's an inside and an outside complete with fans and heaters depending on the weather. They also have roll down shades for when it actually rains in Las Vegas.
__label__3 Although Blue Martini could be a total hit or miss for me,  I was excited to spend a Monday with a bunch of my friends as their advertised Manic Monday happy hour event.  With this happy hour, it starts at 8pm (and ends at midnight) and includes half off of all drinks and food.  There's an booth at the front that will give you a wristband if you're part of the Vegas casino and entertainment industry.  \n\nI do like the venue.  There's outdoor and indoor space and lots of it.  Although I've been indoors, the Monday night festivities were outdoor only because they were rennovating the inside.  I like the outdoor space.  Lots of bar space, high chairs and high top tables all around.  Fit pits and a balcony overlooking the middle courtyard of Townsquare and other restaurants close by.  \n\nFor my drinks, I got the typical vodka soda with a lime.  Just your typical drink, although I know they have great martinis.  What I really want to review is the lobster salad.  OH-EM-GEE, it is soo good.  Two whole chunks of Maine Lobster accompanied by baby greens, crunchy romaine lettuce, mango, avocado, tomato, tossed with a lemon/orange vinaigrette.  Everything was super fresh and crisp.  The lobster meat was cooked perfectly and really made the salad the star of my night!!  This salad is about $20 but with the half off price, it's perfect!\n\nYou'll definitely have to try the lobster salad and drinks.  It's a light meal that is packed with flavor and delightful textures.  If you work in the industry, come check out Manic Mondays and get the salad.  You will love it!!
__label__3 I'm super white and went here on Latin night.  \n\nThe bar/lounge is beautiful and the lighting and music were spot on.  I enjoyed the outside area.  \n\nThe bartenders were fast and friendly and the drinks were strong and priced well.  \n\nI got here about midnight and some people I talked to said it's busier early, which is strange because midnight is usually when Vegas nightlife is just getting started.\n\nThat being said, there were lots of hombres and not enough chicas, which is why I'm not giving 5 stars.
__label__3 Me and my wife love this restaurant. I've only tried one bad thing on the menu (which was my bad because it was a Coca Cola marinaded steak and I hate sweet meats). They always have live music and delicious margaritas (often they are very heavy handed with the tequila which I love!). The salsa is good (nothing to write home about though) and they have really good guacamole. Good restaurant overall.
__label__2 Decent C+
__label__4 Great service and food!\n\nLove the staff and the place.
__label__1 Why would you eat at this cartoonish, small-children-infested sideshow when you could eat at Frank & Fina's across the street?!\n\nWe almost walked out as soon as we walked in, and I wish that we had.\n\nWhen you walk into this restaurant, the ambiance stresses you out. The fake Mexican decor and the immense amount of noise in the place are just too much. If you want a peaceful meal, eat elsewhere. \n\nThe food was laughable, though the waiters were friendly.
__label__4 My family and I love eating here! The food is delicious. I usually order the ceviche or Zamora plate with a pi\u00f1a colada. The guacamole they make at your table is soooo good. My husband brought us all here for my birthday it was a great experience. They keep your cup full and chips and salsa keep on coming. The service here is phenomenal. In my opinion it's one of the best restaurants for Mexican food.
__label__0 I was diagnosed with prostatitis and given a 23 day course of cipro.  The Dr. advised me NOT TO STOP even if I felt better due to the nature of my diagnosis.  After 5 days on Cipro I started suffering side-effects.  The Dr. did not take advise me on any side-effects at all, not a single one to look for.  I called and asked to speak with my Dr.  They said she was on vacation.  They advise a doctor would review my case and call me.   They said stop taking the medicine, I told them I already had for 3 day and that I still have they same symptoms.(23 day course of antibiotics)  They advised to wait some more time.  I said that doesn't make sense when my Dr. strongly advised I don't stop the medicine EVEN IF I FELT BETTER, which I clearly told them I DIDN'T FEEL BETTER.  I asked for a different antibiotic to treat my ailment.  They did nothing for me other that advise that my Dr would be back from vacation in a week.  I waited....  I called back today and more incompetent staff  handling my phone calls.  I asked to have the Dr call me, they said to come into the office.  I don't need to come into the office, have the Dr call me.  These people are morons!!  Its simple, I stopped taking the prescIribed medicine 5 days into a 23 day regimen.  I asked for an alternative to be prescribed and I got a bullsh!t run around with nobody wanting to take responsibility.  The day my Dr. returns from vacation I make request for a call back and they again refuse stating I need to return for an appointment!!  WTF is a matter with these idiots.  If your reading this please note, THE DR NEVER CALLED BACK, NEVER ACKNOWLEDGE MY REQUEST and WENT AGAINST HER OWN GOD DAMN MEDICAL OPINION!!!\n\nPeople is plain and simple, if you value your health, you value your time stay away from this archaic practice.  I'm mulling over a medical malpractice...only after speaking with another doctor about the ordeal I've gone through.
__label__1 Pretty place, but snotty management and the cocktails are not very good. After being told that a booth was reserved we were invited to sit with a large corporate group which was so kind of them. That \"reserved\" table never became filled
__label__1 This was such 50/50 place. Out of three different specialty pizzas we ordered, one was really good, one was okay and the other was really bad. Salad was good, but nothing special. Ranch dressing was really good, bleu cheese dressing was really bad. Chicken tenders were burnt, like to the point that when I opened the container, it smelled like a kitchen was on fire. They were so black, I could not believe that they actually delivered those to us. The buffalo sauce was good, but useless since our chicken was not eatible. The baked potato fries were a good concept and had a good flavor, but the fries were soggy, but maybe that was just because they were delivered. Okay, maybe it was less than a 50/50 ratio here, since we did spend over $100 for so much dissapointment.
__label__3 First off, the service is pretty good. The guys were very nice and helpful. I ordered some Garlic Knots, which were very tasty. However, I came inside to check in on the knots and saw the gentalmen that was doing the finishing touches on them using his bare hands to put the parmesan on the top. Now I am kind of picky about stuff like that, so that's why one star was taken away. Other than that, their pizza was pretty amazing, the dough was a little thin, but overall great quality.
__label__2 I would have given this 4 stars at the beginning of my trip.  The employees are courteous and friendly.\n\nHowever, when I returned, that rating went right out the window.  They tried to nail me me for a door ding that was already there. \n\nI thought it was a bit odd that all paperwork  is now done electronically.  They didn't give me any form to mark damage so I didn't think to do my own walk around. \n\nCheck for damages before you leave the lot.  When I left, they waved me through because someone drove their car into a barrier.\n   \nBut I will continue to use them because each location really is hit or miss and I should have done my due diligence before leaving.
__label__0 They added too much to their menu, and they're overwhelmed. They also got rid of their good lunch specials. So, go here for the drinks and the atmosphere.\n\nHopefully the management is only doing this temporarily. Because I miss their $5 lunch specials. They're not so popular yet as to scrape those, add a dozen items to the menu, and call it quits. Their kitchen can't handle it.\n\nSo, eat beforehand and come up. The drinks are still good, until they raise the prices of those too.\n\nEdit: Spoke too soon. I just went to their website and noticed they changed their \"$3 Smithwicks Every day All Day\" to the far inferior Carlsberg for $3 whatever, whatever. Oh, it's sad to see such potential beginning to tank so soon. Service has dropped, quality of food has dropped, and now they really are already raising their drink prices. Shame.
__label__4 I don't really care what the overall stars rating is, this place is great!\nThe Shepard's pie is one of the best in the valley and the staff is always ready with a fresh pint.\nThe Sunday jam sessions for traditional music is great.
__label__4 Great food...fresh beer and great service on a busy Saturday night!  The band was real good too!
__label__0 Had a Reuben. Not a Reuben. Cole slaw instead of sauerkraut. Very little thousand island dressing. Marble bread, not a strong rye flavor. Corned beef was bland too. Very, very, bland. I'm from Omaha, NE., born and raised, where the Reuben was invented. I'm also Irish. This is more of what's called a Rachel Reuben, except it sticks with the slightly corned beef instead of pastrami or turkey. A Reuben should have a sour and tang, stink a bit. Disappointed. Why they ruined such a beautiful creation is beyond me.
__label__3 I went here twice: the first time for dinner and the second time for lunch. Had I only went there for dinner, my review might not be so good. Both times, I went there with vegan friends eager to try a new place in the valley. \n\nWe had dinner on a Thursday. They only have street parking. We got there around 5 or 6, and the waitress said we were the first people there all day. One other group of people eventually showed up. For dinner, we had the plantain avocado spring roll with seasonal chutney. No complaints here - a good appetizer and the chutney was delicious. I then had the coco bread & pattie sandwich - okay, this was weird. The \"pattie\" looks like a combination of an empanada and a Hot Pocket which they put between two slices of delicious coco bread. So, I only ate the bread. We shared the sweet potato pudding for dessert. Pretty good, no complaints. When we were done, we waited for 30 min. or so for our check. I think she forgot about us, but she was really nice so we didn't care.\n\nFor lunch, we first shared Festivals as an appetizer. From the reviews I'd previously read here, I expected them to be so delicious that my tastebuds would jump out of my mouth, but that's what you get for having expectations that are too high.. they were two miniature breadsticks. Yes, their bread is great, and only $2, so why not? Also, they were very soft/warm. I then had the curried chicken and dumpling and my friend had curried tofu. My only complaint is that some of the food is too dry, like the green bananas and the dumpling. The dumpling was this dry, solid mass of wheat that I used as a pincushion for my fork - or, a forkcushion. The plantains were DELICIOUS, as were the chicken and veggies. The chicken was not dry, despite some reviews I've read to the contrary.\n\nMy friend finished his plate in a few minutes and told the waitress that it was one of the best meals he's ever had. However, he was initially concerned with the tofu - it tasted so much like meat that he figured it wasn't tofu, but was assured it wasn't meat. The waitress told us that the guy cooking behind the counter is also the owner and got all of the recipes from his grandmother in Jamaica.\n\nWe ended lunch with the grapenut ice cream and jello. By the time you're almost done, it morphs into strawberry ice cream. Very good. Everything was fresh - I'll go back if I'm in the area.
__label__3 Three of us ate here last night and I'll definitely go back.  The service was great (Emily was fantastic and SO helpful - even when I called to get directions) and the owner, Daryl stopped by our table after the meal to make sure everything was alright.  What a nice guy! \nI guess if I had a critique to make, it would be that the appetizers should be larger.  They're very inexpensive, so in retrospect we should have ordered two or three of the avacado spring rolls and empanadas - but, I would have preferred them to be priced as two or three instead of one.\nOther than that, the food was great.  I ordered the curried tofu (excellent choice) and cleaned the plate.  Martha ordered the Jerk Chicken (HOT HOT HOT) and Binnie ordered the Chicken and Dumplings, which was unique and really tasty.  \nAll three of us said that we'd definitely go back again.
__label__4 Pure charm in every way, and a perfect kitchen.  Fantastic bartender.  It's one of the Valley's best!
__label__1 I'm doing my best to separate Rum Bar from The Breadfruit, even tho the service is shared between the two. Although my original intention was just to have a cocktail (and experience the new bar), our server was super cool and told us about the specials. Hearing about food on an empty stomach, well... I didn't have the willpower to say no.\n\nLooking over the menu, I noticed that there was a grilled jerk chicken entree with (I think) potatoes at around $13. Our server described a similar special (roasted jerk chicken with wild rice and vegetables) so we opted for that one since she did an amazing job at describing it. After being so hungry, you'd think that I'd love whatever food I would get my way!\n\nUnfortunately the only thing good about my dish, was the server's description of it. The dish was half of a chicken, with every single bone and skin still in there, on top of rice. There were 2 tiny pieces of vegetables (which I couldn't even distinguish) to a side. The chicken was spiced ok (hot but not too much) but it was extremely DRY and a giant pain to cut up. After literally struggling with my dish for 20mins, I became frustrated and annoyed, especially since every piece that I successfully managed to cut off the bone wasn't even that pleasing to the taste. The rice was just A-OK (not particular flavor) and the dish just seemed like a regretful choice. \n\nTo make things worse, upon getting my receipt I see that my chicken \"special\" is $18.50, whereas the chicken entre on the menu (which is identical) is $13. That's it. This restaurant is trying too hard to be fancy but not even delivering the quality and taste that a fancy restaurant should have.\n\nJust come here for drinks, do yourselves a favor and eat elsewhere.
__label__2 its a nice place. the rum bar makes an 'ol fashioned' (with rum) that i had never had. it was pretty good... cant really say the same about the food though. it was 'ok'. im jamaican expected better. the portions were very small for the price. i'll probably go back and try it 1 more time... or at least for drinks. \n*kanye shrug*
__label__3 Happy hour for drinks. Nice ambience and super customer service and Salt fish fritter! I didn't give 5 star due to not trying actual food. But great overall
__label__2 We enjoy walking our little maltese here (ON A LEASH) But too many Big dogs without a leash and it makes me nervous. Saw two big dogs playing with owner inside the baseball field where the sign clearly states \"No Dogs Allowed\", and also saw Big Dogs inside the \"Small Dog Only\" area.  No Respect because nobody here to enforce the rules.
__label__0 We stopped coming here, there are just too many Large Dogs roaming leash-free with little or no supervision. I reported to Animal Control and Park Police. Large dog poo all over the place too. We now drive extra 10 mins to a park in Seven Hills, much much better well kept park with more Respectable dog owners.
__label__1 They should change their name to Fresh, Easy and Fatty.\n\nAre you kidding me?  After all the rave reviews of Fresh and Easy,  I waited for the dust to settle and ventured there today only to find it is a major disappointment.  I find this is a view not shared by several of my friends and many trusted fellow reviewers.  \n\nFrom many comments I expected a Trader Hoe's type place where I would also have to stop at a Fry's to get everything else...your basics.  Well, it is that to a degree, just not as good in terms of price, quality or health as TJ's.\n\nI have never cared for pre-packaged fruit and vegetables -- which admittedly is a criticism I have of Trader Joe's also.  I love being able to select and decide which orange is to my liking at a place like Fry's.\n\nMy biggest criticism, however, would have to be its incredibly unhealthy take-and-go food selection.  This is where TJ's has them beat.  Sandwiches all weighed in at 50+ fat grams.  An average person's total daily recommended allowance is something like 67 fat grams, so eat the sandwich reeeaaalllly slowly and savor it for the rest of the day.\n\nFor a store that prides itself on ecologically-sensitive gestures such as grocery bag recycling, organic foods, priority parking for hybrid vehicles, etc, etc., I was shocked to see how poor their nutrition facts weighed in on many foods -- making a triple bacon cheeseburger look like Lean Cuisine.  Where's the social responsibility in that? \n\nSmall 8 ounce containers of chicken salad measured at 88 fat grams and 980 calories are more offensive than slightly higher prices or the absence of ecological gestures would have been.  I mean, seriously, is there any chicken product in that salad at all, or is it just a tub of lard with chicken seasoning?  Perhaps this is some sort of sick joke the Brits are making at their fat-ass American counterparts.\n\nI left the store with some fruit salad, organic lemonade and a spicy shrimp roll (which, btw was just as awful as TJ's sushi).  I found that the pricing was no different on many items and in many instances was more expensive at F&E.\n\nSorry Fresh and Easy, I don't buy it and I won't buy it.  Trader Joe's, where are you baby?  I'm a coming running back to you.
__label__4 This place is absolutely, positively perfect in every conceivable way. Why, you ask, is this place perfect in every conceivable way? Well... my friends... let me tell you.\n\n1. Big Kahuna Cab/Shiraz Mix Wine - it costs three dollars and it is good. Like, I drink it all the time good. THREE DOLLARS!\n\n2. Cilantro Lime Hummus - You could dip paper in this and it would still be nectar of the gods. Still.\n\n3. No Bullshit Approach - You walk in, you get your shit, and you check yourself out. I'm not anti-social, but I really don't like dealing with people, so this is perfect for me.\n\n4. They have exactly what you need, and nothing more. \n\n5. The clearance section is abundant. I'm a cheap bastard; what can I say?\n\n6. This F&E is literally 2 minutes from my house. They close at 10pm, so when you are baking #ThePie (VEGAN STYLE RICHARD!!!!) at 9:55pm at night and realize you are out of pecans, you can scoot on over, grab your nuts, and be back home by 10:01pm.\n\n7. Ummm... duh, its Fresh and its Easy.
__label__4 Absolutely the freshest groceries in town.  In our crazy fast paced world, these simple pre-made meals are a healthier option than the frozen variety.  My roomie converted me.  \n\nThey also carry a lot of organix type products.  Some of the items are rarely on sale like your typical Cheetos.  However, they do have coupons pretty much every week for anywhere from $3-$6 off your bill.  \n\nLastly, the staff is super friendly.
__label__3 An interesting concept.  All items nicely packaged.  Self checkout that works well.  Would return.
__label__4 I always make a stop at DSW also at this Location.\nThe Location is great and you have a very nice variety of shoes.\nThere are lots of parking places.\nArea around is quite convenient. You have a lot of other stores like target etc\nOn the other site of the parking spot you find place to hang around.
__label__4 Good beer, good food, good music, good people.
__label__2 If I could eat the pepper jack mac and cheese all day long, I would. I get it every time I go. The sandwiches are pretty good too. It's got a great, laid back atmosphere where you can get pretty decent bar food and a have a beer or two.
__label__3 This place is a dive but is strangely appealing.  The food was good and reasonably priced.  Service was friendly and fast.  The outdoor patio is amazing with ping pong and corn hole.  They even had a band outside on a Wednesday night.  Great hang out joint.  Wii definitely be back.
__label__4 Some friends were in from Atlanta and we stumbled on Zada Janes while looking for a brunch place. We didn't have to wait long and we were able to get a cup of coffee while we waited to sit down. The service was great and our waitress was extremely nice. I've read some reviews that service can be slow, but we didn't have any problems. The food was great (I had the pancakes and cheese grits- yum!) and I can wait to go back and try more of their food.
__label__3 Being an Asheville native, Zada Jane's feels familiar. Sunny Point, Early Girls, Over Easy; they all came to mind the first time I walked in. It wasn't until I had a pleasant conversation with a Zada Jane's founder that I learned this feeling is not a coincidence, or blind admiration, but instead a calculated effort. \"I love Asheville\" he said. \"I lived there for many years and miss going to places like Sunny Point. Charlotte needs more places like that.\" I couldn't agree more. \n\nThe food has been above average the half-dozen meals I've had at Zada's, though somewhat inconsistent. It seems the later it is, with fewer people inside, the better the food tastes. You certainly won't find a better eggs dish any where in town at 9:45pm on a weeknight.   \n\nIf located in downtown Asheville, Zada's may be viewed in a different light. It's out matched by Sunny Point and Over Easy. But in the Queen City, Zada's it's in a class of it's own.
__label__3 i pretty much stick to zj's on sundays, usually hungover and they make me right. very spicy and fresh bloody's which i love. UNREAL homemade veggie burgers, great breakfast and usually an awesome vibe kicking, its always a little busy and always has good tunes jamming. for everyone one else they have a wide selection on the menu, some really good beers and a very cool staff. overall a GREAT spot for sunday brunch/lunch or late lunch (my style). i was a vegetarian years ago, im not anymore but love and eat a lot of their veggie fare bc of how good and fresh it all is. try zj's it will not disappoint.
__label__3 I'm a regular breakfaster at Zada's during the week.  Weekends are kind of scary, but that's usually a good sign, I think.  I get together with some colleagues here once a month for consultation and communion and we wouldn't go anywhere else.  I've only had lunch or supper here maybe once each, so I can't comment too much on either.\n\nAs for breakfast, however, this is where Zada's shines.  My favorite is the french toast, which is two thick and light pieces of brioche style bread, and is served with an orange zest butter.  I also love the bunny rancheros with chorizo, although they require a bib or a trip to the shower afterwards.  Think a pile of home fries and black bean with two over medium eggs, queso, sour cream, and guacamole on top with two flour tortilla.  I have recently been getting the east side hasher, which is sweet potato home fries with a meat (chorizo again, for me) and covered in scrambled eggs and cheese.  The biscuits are lovely.  They serve Grateful Growers products to support the local farmers.  All are delicious.  The only thing I've ever had that I didn't like was the pancakes, which I found heavy, although I've only tried them the one time.\n\nThe ambiance is funky and fun.  The music is eclectic and ranges from torch to rap.  The staff are helpful and friendly in a homey way.  There is local art for sale on all of the walls.  The prices are on the upper side of reasonable, but I'm willing to pay for creativity and to keep fun places in the neighborhood.  The best breakfast I've found in Charlotte (after pining for years for Lynn's Paradise Cafe in Louisville).
__label__3 Very unique and authentic breakfast. This is not a \"IHOP\" type. Everything is made and presented delicately. Will definitely go back to check out the salads.
__label__3 We got the Groupon to visit Zada Jane's and it was overall worth it. The food was incredible! We ordered short ribs and the mushroom ravioli with a couple glasses of wine. Absolutely 5-star delicious. HOWEVER, we sat in the corner, so we could people watch and saw some kitchen-nightmares behavior from the staff. \n\nCustomers would walk in, and stand by the door waiting to be acknowledged and seated. The staff would walk around them and not make eye contact. Finally, someone behind the bar area would call out that they could sit where they wanted. When we first walked in, we experienced this too. but the restuarant wasn't as busy then, so they acknowledged us faster. This could be solved with a simple sigh by the door that says \"Please seat yourself\". \n\nOther than that, we really enjoyed Zada Jane's. We'll come back the next time we are in town... at least now we know to seat ourselves!
__label__3 another hidden gem - def need to get ANYTHING with sweet potatoes in it
__label__2 Cool place, Great healthy food, spotty service
__label__4 Consistent, eclectic fare at reasonable prices.   Large portions.   I eat mostly breakfast at ZJ's, have tried most of the menu over the years, and keep going back.   I've even figured out when to arrive so I can park!
__label__1 Great food, great atmosphere, but POOR customer service.  No smiles on the cashiers at all.  They just never seem happy to be there.
__label__2 A tiny bar with a relaxing atmosphere that is perfect to stop into for a beer. But, that's about the only thing I am coming in for. I've been here 5-10 times and every time I have come for just a beer I have enjoyed myself. The dim lighting, enjoyable music, tasty beer, and good company has always been a good time. \nBut the times that I got food, I've always been disappointed. Twice my hotdog bun had hard cold spots like it was previously frozen and then the hotdog was burning hot. The burger had absolutely no flavor even after the waitress recommended it for being the most flavorful burger in Scottsdale. The service has also always been pretty slow.
__label__1 Pulled pork was tough, dry, and vinegary.  Fries were old and soggy.
__label__2 It's BBQ at an airport.  If you're in the mood for BBQ while in the airport, well friend, you have pretty darn limited options.  This place is affordable for an airport, and decent.  Great BBQ it is not, but it's serviceable, and quite a bit better than your options to the left and right.\n\nI went with the three meat platter.  The brisket was 1/2 fat; I'm pretty sure I got the end chunk.  The pulled pork was decent, and the turkey had a good smoke but was pretty dry.  They have one sauce option...yes or no.  Definitely not mustard-based, but recommended as it's not overbearing.  \n\nFor healthy sides...well, you're at a BBQ joint, so good luck with that.
__label__1 Hmm... I read so many positive reviews on this place that I was really excited to try it. I got the pat's pounder platter with pulled pork, beef brisket, added on ribs for 3.99 and collord greens and hush puppies for around $23.00, kinda pricy, but I was hopeful on the quality.  Here is what I thought:\nPulled pork - really dry, and almost crunchy at times... definitely pass on this if I had to do it again\nBrisket  - pretty good actually, salty but good and flavorful \nRIBS - Never again! They were pretty much all bone, and so dry that I nearly broke a tooth! Given that this was a $4 add on to the plate I feel somewhat angry about it\nHush puppies - ok, nothing earth shattering \nGreens - really bland, although it didn't taste salty, kind of a shame, because a pound of salt may have actually improved the taste.
__label__3 Every time I layover in CLT, I always stop in the food court in the main concourse to get me some pulled pork!!  The meat quality isn't top notch, but it still tastes damn good once you add some BBQ and slaw on top!! The slaw is yummy.  So is the corn, baked beans, and Mac n cheese!! I get an extra side for $1.  Kinda pricey here, but it's the airport, and this is the better food option in the food court!  Better tasting, not better for you!!!  Platters are around $12-$15, and pulled pork sammy was $9.  But what's nice is they don't charge extra for the slaw. \nI love pulled pork BBQ & slaw! Yum.
__label__4 Lucky for my hubby and I, the first New Mexican restaurant that we were going to go to was closed so we ended up at Blue Adobe.  The previous Yelpers warned me not to worry about the neighborhood and exterior of the building so we didn't and proceeded.  It was a wonderfully clean and smelled intoxicating!\n\nI ordered the green chile chicken corn chowder and the lobster tamale and portabella mushroom enchilada with an amaretto mushroom cream sauce.  The corn chowder was fantastic!  It was presented beautifully and was delicious.  Okay, enough of that...let me say that I can't imagine ever ordering anything but that mushroom enchilada again!!!  The mushrooms were perfectly sauteed in butter and the amaretto sauce is something I never would have dreamed up.  Incredible!\n\nMy husband ordered the Red Chile Pork Posole soup and a combo platter that had a bunch of different stuff on it that I couldn't pay any attention to.  I was too full even before finishing my own meal.  He did say that it was really good and would come back again.\n\nOh yeah, the Peach sangria was the strongest sangria I've ever had.  It had peach schnapps in it...a lot!  Well worth $7.00.
__label__2 I've been here quite a few times, as my family that comes in from out of town loves the place. They're very savvy when it comes to New Mexican cuisine and they say Blue Adobe's excellent. \n\nOne time I ordered their special which was some sort of salmon taco plate. Boy it was seriously one of the best things I'd ever eaten at any (New) Mexican restaurant period. \n\nAnother time I ordered the standard taco plate which was pretty good but not fantastic, but then again it's just tacos so I don't know what I was expecting. I've also ordered some of their spicier meat plates which have all been good. \n\nPlates run anywhere from $11-$20, with most of them falling somewhere right in the middle of that bracket. It's not a cheap Southwest fare restaurant by any means. Although it's good I don't know if it warrants $16 a plate. \n\nThe one thing that really turns me off is how bad the acoustics are in the restaurant. It gets EXTREMELY noisy in there, so much so that you can't even hear the people you're sitting with as they're screaming at you from across the table. I went here for my birthday with my mother and fiance recently and it turned out to be a huge headache because none of us could hear one another talk. I think because the place is just a large open room with cement floors and no partitions makes the sound bounce like crazy. I've tried sitting in all areas of the restaurant, and unfortunately you can't escape the noise.\n\nThat alone will probably keep me from going back again, but I wouldn't let it dissuade anyone from checking it out. Just be forewarned that if you go when they're busy, you're bound to get an earful.
__label__3 The food here is scrumptious, with an emphasis on seafood, south-of-the-border spiciness and some special touches from the chef. I highly recommend the green chile lobster dip as an appetizer--truly my favorite dip ever (the fresh fried flour tortilla chips don't hurt.) From there, it doesn't seem you can go wrong. Plenty of entr\u00e9es to choose from, running the gamut from burgers to enchiladas to various fish. A couple of veg options. The green salsa is pitch-perfect. There are specials on the board when you walk in. I've always finished just full enough to not want dessert (though I could say I perpetually want sopapillas) but not needing to take home leftovers.\n\nFrom the outside, the restaurant doesn't look very promising, with its shabby exterior, location next to a paint-ball club on a ghetto stretch of Country Club Road (though which part of this road isn't ghetto?). Inside, the ambiance changes to comfortable, well-lit and nicely decorated. Enter and it will be worth your while. (Only caution is to open both left and right taps at bathroom sink or risk getting scalded)\n\nI've gone to this location twice and haven't ever had trouble getting seating for two. Likewise I've enjoyed good service. It seems there have been multiple reservation fiascos because they haven't figured out how to handle larger crowds, which is a pity. I have yet to try their Scottsdale location but will report on it soon.
__label__2 {Actual Date of Visit: 11/22/11}\n\nI went here with some friends at the suggestion of a classmate who is native to New Mexico.  I had tex-mex food when I was last in N.Mexico and loved it.  I had the Garden Enchilada which was tasty.  I appreciated the fact that they had some nice veggie options and in different sizes.  The Daiquiri was outstanding!  My friend loved her Chorizo Stuffed Chicken but the chili pepper mashed potato was dry.  The waiter was cute and very personable.  He traded out our traditional salsa for the bean dip which was yummy!  Overall it was a good experience, but I would have to go back and try more things to see their range.
__label__1 I am using my Groupon for this place and its not a great start. We were left standing at the  front door for a good 5 minutes. My pet peeve is that they see u standing there but wont say anything!!! WTH Come on people a simple we'll be right you goes a long way. I also checked on Yelp to get free guacamole which was cool but it was kinda bland, no flavor.  I got the carne adovada which came with beans and rice. Only the rice was flavorful. My yobo had the double stack chicken enchiladas (red sauce) with  the fried egg. His was good but the beans got no taste to them.  The most important  question is......Would I come back??? NO thanks I'll pass
__label__1 Maybe I went on an off day but I was not happy with my sub. I think I ordered an Italian Sub. What I got was a soggy sub which I didn't even finish half of it. I have heard people rave about this place but I don't see it.\n\nIf you are in Chandler and you are craving a deli sandwich just go to Jason's Deli. I'm not saying they are great (almost no sandwich shops are) but that's your best bet unless you really want to feel like you could have made your meal at home, which happens at Jason's Deli too...
__label__2 I've been thinking to stop by forever so I finally did.\n\nI'll keep this review short and simple. It's OK. If you're around, give it a shot (there's not much in that side of the 101) but don't drive more than 2 miles for that. Just saying.
__label__1 Never have I been so disappointed in a place that I couldn't wait to check out.  This is one restaurant that I will never go back to.\n\nSarah G and I went there for a late lunch...we walked in and was told to sit anywhere we wanted to. I guess they just had a big party and there were many tables that were not cleaned up.  But I also noticed that the waiter was by himself, so I didn't make a deal about it. I also noticed that the decor was a little bit on the cheap side and definitely didn't have that \"wine\" bar appeal.\n\nWe decided to order 2 appetizers and our entrees. (When we ordered our food, the waiter gave us a strange look, knowing that we were out of our minds for ordering so much food.  He could have warned us that my sandwich was going to be huge) For the appetizers we got calamari and spinach and artichoke dip.  Calamari was chewy and greasy, but the tomato basil sauce was actually very good.  Spinach dip was good, loved the cripsy bread.\n\nThen came our entrees.\n\nI won't go into Sarah G's food, but my chicken club sandwich was on the verge of horrible.  They had this chipolte sauce was way too sweet for this type of sandwich and even though I asked for no onion, I could still taste onion.  The sandwich was also a pool of grease. I could barely take 2 bites of it.  The funny thing was that the french fries were the only thing that wasn't greasy.\n\nThe waiter must have had an idea of our dissatisfaction because he never once asked us how our food was.  When we finally came by, we complained.  He took off our lunches from the bill.  By then, though, my stomach was reeling from all of that grease that i had just consumed.  \n\nNot happy at all.
__label__0 Used to be a lot of fun, but prices went up and service went down.\nFinding new place to hang out with friends!
__label__1 The concept is great and lacking on Walnut, a decent priced lounge catering to the just out of college crowd. Similar to but larger than Soba and closer to the number of bars on Walnut, Alto lounge is a great lounge if you are looking for a pure lounge.\n\nThe staff, at times, can be kind of cold and don't think you'll be able to have any sort of conversation because of the way too loud music.  While it isn't great, it is a nice lounge for the area without having to travel too far.
__label__2 Of course my son loved this place.\n\nVery clean, and lots to look @ while no races going on.  Way to expensive.  Two races for son, $50.  Wouldn't have gone here @ all, except that my son really wanted to do this.  I would rather spend the money on something else.
__label__0 Absolutely horrible!  We were lied to by all the staff. The cashier treated us poorly and called u liars, and the wait which we were told would only be 1hr quickly went to 3 hours and when we check on our status a fourth time we were told it would still be another hour.  The staff are rude, and treat everyone as if they are stupid and below them.  \n\nWe would never recumbent this place to anyone!!!
__label__2 We went to Pole Position as part of a team building event with work.  It was pretty fun! Definitely a great place to bring out the competitive attitude in everyone!
__label__2 Stopped by this place on vacation in Scottsdale last week.  We were just looking for something quick.  The pizza was good, nothing fantastic, but pretty good.  I had a slice of pepperoni and olive.  The ingredients were all fresh and I enjoyed it.  It was very expensive given the location.
__label__3 There really is no reason to eat anywhere else in Vegas if you're Filipino.  Well if you're in the mood for Filipino food that is.  You can eat wherever you want.\n\nOk, so this restaurant is a point-and-serve establishment bka cafeteria-style aka \"turo-turo.\"  So with that in mind, make sure you try to sample everything.  You can't do Vegas in a day and you definitely can't do DJ's either.  My last time here I had Laing and Bangus.  It was pretty much off the chain.  I don't know what it is about taro leaves that brings out massive flavor.  You know what kills flavor?  The quality of the restrooms.\n\nIf you're not Filipino then you probably won't understand what's happening on the television.  Usually a game show or a soap opera is playing, but more than likely a game show.  \n\nYou will definitely leave this place full and relatively happy.  I advise you head back to your room immediately afterwards because the \"-itis\" hits hard when you eat here.  \n\nFind a bed fast...
__label__3 I booked a couples massage on Valentines Day - I'm so good, right?\n\nThe spa is really nice.  Lots of great space...sauna, steam showers, soaking tub and full service.  If you get a service, you are free to use the spa & health club facilities all day.  They have a fridge with tons of \"free\" water and juices too.  \n\nWe had awesome massages with really professional and proficient therapists.  It was one of the better relaxing massages I've had.  As a fun treat, they had a special chocolate-raspberry scented massage oil b/c of Valentines Day which was awesome.  \n\nMy only complaint is a lack of co-ed areas which would have added to the experience - a steam room where we could sit in together pre or post massage would have rocked.
__label__1 The two stars are for my massage therapist (Janice) who was absolutely amazing! One of the best massages I've had. She was magic. If you get a massage I highly recommend her. \n\nThe spa was a glorified bathroom for the most part. The spa attendants weren't very attentive once they checked you in. I could see and hear them mostly talking to each other behind the counter most of the time. \n\nThe steam room probably fits 3 people comfortably, the sauna is a little bigger and would fit more. The bathrooms are literally in the same area. Not much privacy. They have hydro tubs,  also all in the same room. But charge to use them, which seems unfair since the men's lockers has a complimentary jacuzzi. I was there for several hours and never saw anyone use the hydro tub, probably because it was overpriced and not very private as it sat in the middle of the room with a shower curtain around it. Then when it was time for my massage I was taken out of the spa area and through the gym. Kind of awkward in my bathrobe while people were working out watching me walk through in a robe. \n\nIf you want to enjoy a fabulous massage you will not be disappointed, but don't expect much from the day spa portion.
__label__1 Used to like coming here when Market Street had a line (as it so often does) but it's getting harder to find something to order.  The hamburger steak used to be reliably good but this time, it was ... off.  I suspect it is due to whatever was cooked on the grill before they cooked the hamburger patties.  The philly steak sandwich wasn't too good either.  Not enough cheese and the meat kind of tasteless - needed salt.  Was so disappointed we didn't go back for the friend wonton and teri beef, which are our usual standbys.
__label__4 Michael's is my favorite place to have things framed.  The selection of frames is huge.  They have a good selection of acid free papers and lots of choices for cuts and bevels as well. Their prices are reasonable, even more reasonable if you wait for their half off framing coupons that appear in the newspaper at least twice a month.   I have had no less than 50 lithos, photos, paintings and such framed by Michael's and they have never damaged anything or caused me worry over any of them.   They are not the quickest, but they have work done when they say it will be done.
__label__0 What was fresh about this place?  The waitresses' bad attitude and poor service.  3 of us did the AYCE for $26, and 1 person ordered a korean dish.  \n\nFirst off, when we got seated, the waitress took 3 out of the 4 drink orders, and then walked away. We had to shout the 4th drink order.  After we ordered our AYCE sushi items (limited to one order of sea urchin (uni) and 1 order of sweet shrimp, we waited... and waited... for our food. The appetizers like the tempura and gyoza were fine, although I had to ask for tempura sauce.  What place does not bring tempura sauce with tempura? This should have been a red flag, as I had to ask for it. The rest of the sushi came out very very slow, especially for being nearly empty on a friday night at 7pm.  \nFinally the first sushi order (tuna) came out.  It's one thing if the sushi looks like it got rolled over by a car and died 2 weeks ago, but it actually tasted like it died 2 weeks ago and got rolled over by a car, and then sliced and put on top a very hefty wad of mushy rice.  It was tasteless.  The lack of flavor was attempted to be hidden by the sushi chef adding a clump of wasabi underneath.  \nThe rice quality was nothing that great either. It was a step above the quality of rice found at the supermarket.  \nEverything else that came out had no flavor and there was a lack of excitement about the food.  \nWe had to wait 90 minutes before we finally got fed up, and said, where is our uni?!  The manager in charge said he would go check.  He came back a couple minutes later saying it would be out in a couple minutes as they just opened up a new box.  (Really?  they couldn't have opened up the new box when we ordered the food?)  The uni was fine, nothing horrible, but nothing that great either.  \nThe last sushi order they brought out was the white tuna which I usually like, but it was just horrible.  It was warm, melted in your mouth (not because it was good quality, but because it was just so waterlogged), and it had a weird almost alcoholic flavor to it. I spit it out and sent it back via the waitress who plainly ignored me until another waitress came by.  They were also very slow at servicing our table as we would stack our own plates to make room.  We also had to constantly ask for tea, but at least they kept my friend's soda cup full.  \nMy korean friend told me that her korean dish was awful as well. She only ate half of it.  \nOverall, this restaurant is horrible.  The korean food is not good, and neither is the sushi.  1 star was given because that's the bare minimum that must be given and inside the restaurant looked very nice and modern.   This place does not deserve to serve sushi.
__label__0 Ok, it is Vegas and Summerlin, after all... so really should not expect authentic Korean food...that said, waitress brought wrong gochujang sauce for bibim bap...a Korean staple! When I initially asked for it, she had no clue! Enough said? Just more overpriced wannabee Korean fare...wish these restaurant owners would put more focus on taste and quality, no matter where you are!
__label__4 Love this place! Great sushi and Korean. Although I mostly go for the sushi
__label__4 The best Korean food in Vegas. Clean and great service .A place that I would go back to.
__label__2 I like a lot of things about Coffee Bean better than Starbucks - their Ice Blended drinks (way better than Frappucinos), their espresso (a lot richer than Starbucks'), and their powder-based (not syrup) formula for flavored drinks. The employees at this location were really friendly, and the fruit-tea blended I got was really good, although it was a little pricey for a regular size (~$5). However, I'm going to have to dock this location two stars for not having their own wireless network and for having very few plugs for laptops. These days, it's pretty much a given that you should be able to go to a coffee shop, get a beverage, and then sit at a table and surf the net. When I first sat down, I noticed that there were no available plugs - the only outlet was far from my seat and was being monopolized by some 10-year-old kid listening to music on headphones and pounding on his computer keys while his parents sat and conversed at a different table. I guess I'll save my commentaries about modern parenting techniques until another time...\n\nAnyway, after trying to connect and not seeing a Coffee Bean network, I asked the guy behind the counter if they had wireless. He said no, gave some excuse about how they're still trying to set it up (even though they've been open for some time now), and said I could try to get onto Paradise Bakery's network. That's eventually what I did, but the signal was weak since I was in Coffee Bean and not Paradise (no pun intended!). I didn't want to go buy something else there just to have better signal so I stayed put, but I was very disappointed that I had chosen to go there when I had a few hours to kill precisely to relax and go online and that they didn't provide that basic service.
__label__3 Their Iced Mocha is really good.  I'm not to big on the bagels. That's the only reason I took off a star, everything from service to drinks is awesome!!!
__label__2 Dined solo at this low-key sports-bar joint in the Palazzo.  The friendly bartender made up for the hostess' arrogance.  Fair wine selection, but limited menu options - especially if you are vegetarian.  The design is nice and it's fun to be able to watch the chefs preparing your food in what appears to be their very clean kitchen.  I had the burger and 3 bean salad with a nice glass of white wine, everything was tasty - but I wouldn't bother dining here again unless I happened to be hungry and standing outside.
__label__3 Had an impromptu meal here trying to sober a friend up. We stumbled over to Table 10 when I got off from work as food became a necessity. Made it to the bar safe and sound. Tony, the manager, walked up and was gracious and understanding of the situation...he gaves us menus and told us what he liked the best. I wasn't that hungry so I opted for a heirloom tomato and buffalo mozzarella salad...my friend got a bone-in Ribeye, truffle mac n' cheese...and also bananas foster for dessert. The service was lovely at the bar (thank you Mario, Bobby and Tony). They were quick light lightning when we had to have our stuff boxed up due to my friend was about to pass out. Overall....will return for a meal my friend will remember.
__label__3 Excellent food and service.  They were not that busy when we were there so we had a lot of attention from the wait staff.\n\nLobster Mac and Cheese was a definite home run.
__label__1 The food was alright.  Had a decent frisee salad with a poached egg and bacon.  For my main dish I tried the porchetta, which is off their rotisserie.  I thought it would be like Roli Roti in SF, but I was really disappointed to find the skin wrapping it was an inedible rubbery casing.  The pork was well seasoned, but just tasted like pork.  My date had the truffled macaroni and cheese which tasted like mac and cheese with truffle oil.  The wine selection was pretty good and we polished off a bottle with our dinner.
__label__1 very blah food.. The gumbo was decent. the truffle mac and cheese was ok, but lacked salt. I ordered the salmon and specifically told the waiter that I wanted it close to rare, but the salmon that was brought out was well done. I can understand if you cannot cook the salmon rare.. but if u are telling me that you can, you better bring it out rare. my friend had the porchatta - said that it was ok, but felt like spam. overall, very blah food.
__label__3 My husband and I ended up at Table 10 by chance while wondering around the Palazzo trying to find a place for dinner.  The good news is that most people eat dinner super late on the strip, so we had no trouble getting a table at a normal dinner hour (around 6:00 P.M.).\n\nService was a bit slow at first but then got better.  They were not busy, so I'm not sure what the problem was.  I'd say we waited a good ten minutes to order drinks.  After that there was a dramatic improvement.\n\nI have mixed reviews to offer on the food.  I expected a better cocktail sauce to be served with the oysters.  In fact, we had much better oysters at a more reasonable price the next day at the Palace (right off the strip).  My husband's salmon was out of this world excellent--the best I've ever tasted.  On the other hand, my gumbo was nothing special.  That disappointed me, because of Emeri'ls BAM thing.  My gumbo definitely lacked the BAM factor.  Thankfully, I was saved by dessert.  We ordered and scarfed down the White Chocolate Malassadas, which are little donuts with white chocolate on the inside and cinnamon sprinkled on the outside.  Oh . . . my . . .God!!!!  Yes, they were THAT good.
__label__3 We were promptly seated at our reservation time, bread was brought (really, one dinky little roll?!! with no options for more?) and the waiter went through a couple of things.  The spinach salad was great, as were the bbq shrimp, but 4 average size shrimp for $20?  Probably the worst value on the strip, yeah they were awesome with a great bbq sauce but way overpriced for just 4.  \nThe seabass was very good as was the lamb shank.  Coming with sides included made it a fair value. The blueberry cobbler for desert was great!  \nWill probably come back, maybe for lunch this time.
__label__1 Table 10 did not meet my requirements for bomb Louisiana/Mississippi Delta food \n\nWe went because its a Creole and Cajun place and I like that kind of food.  I stuck with the basic at a place like this: shrimp po boy.  A shrimp po boy is the cornerstone oof any legitimate Cajun spot.  Its not the the po boy was horrible just wasnt great. Too basic nothing stood out.  Not enpugh flavor for me.\n\nWe ordered the truffle mac since its a favorite of many people who come here.  Unfortunately, I had to compare this one to Boteros and there was no comparison.\n\nOn a positive note, Table 10 is not a 1 star, I just did not like the food and the service is a little slow.  I did like the decor, the wine cellar, the bar, so maybe I would have had a better experience If I was here for a drink, but I was here for lunch and it was a duece.
__label__3 Gumbo is just perfect, makes a jazz musician smile! We got the $45.00 price Fix menu, lots of choices the BBQ shrimp is bursting with flavor inviting the diner to indulge once bite after bite. I you are not allergic to shellfish and you don't order this I recommend that your wife kick you! It is that good' The peach chicken crispy(no breading!) and juicy with savory bread pudding (think Yorkshire pudding) with oyster mushrooms! Wonderful ! The trademark Banana creme pie did not disappoint! Recommend you ask for the seating facing the kitchen bar style -- you can chat with the culinary artist while the cook your meal!
__label__3 $5 Sky vodka martinis and $3 Sky vodka cocktails during happy hour - best deal I could find on the strip (though I was only there for 3 days, so please lmk if there is something better).  \n\nMade our first trip to Vegas with the family and daytime was all about the kids, so when we got a chance to sneak out for a couple of hours by ourselves, we were ready to find some quiet, chill place to sit and talk.  Thanks to Yelp for pointing us to West Wing Bar in our hotel.  It fit the bill perfectly.\n\nFelt a little bad for the servers who had to go into a full squat every time they served or cleaned up a table, but it did not seem to affect their pleasant, helpful attitude.  \n\nWe went back the next night b/c we liked it so much.  Chocolate martini was really yummy.  Bloody Mary was ok, just typical.\n\nIf we go back again, I'd really like to try some of their original full-price cocktails - very creative :)\n\nOverall, a great experience.
__label__2 I picked up Pad Thai take out for lunch.  I found the sauce to be heavier than I care for.  Not bad, just too heavy.  I like Pad Thai with a light sauciness, not graviness.\n\nAs a rule sauciness is much more appealing than graviness.  I'll generally take sauciness over sassyness as well.  And rudeness.  Definitely sauciness over rudeness.
__label__2 i visited on jan 19 and ordered the thai basil (their signature dish) with calamari, which had a very unique flavor that was a bit masked by the spiciness. i'm a wimp when it comes to spices, and i was overwhelmed by the medium i ordered. though the dish was very good, it was, for a dish dish consisting mostly of vegetables, on the scant side for 11.95. \n\nmy friend ordered a curry, and it was a sizable portion, presented in a clay pot. i sneaked a bite, and it was very good too.\n\nthe place is comfortable and intimate, with booths and tables, and the wait staff is very friendly.
__label__0 The food is good if they can get your order right. 2nd time in a row they have screwed up my take out dinner order. I even confirmed my order this time when picking up (ordered no spice) and the guy said medium spice, and I said \"no, it should be no spice\"  and he said \"yes, no spice.\" Well, I take my food home and lo and behold, my food is spicy. Thanks for lying to my face dude. Makes me regret leaving a top.
__label__4 Issa Groupon is bring me to da National Comedy Theatre.  Ima think issa was sketchy when I drive by issa inna back o' strip mall-ey area wissa lottsa empty places.\n\nIma guffaw anna LOL inna dis place.  Issa make-a you anna me happy anna have a goofy a grin onna da face.\n\nIssa good place anna you musta go there now.\n\nIssa improvo anna issa comedy anna you like it.  Issa good deal too.  You try it now.\n\nIma thank you.\n\nDissa gonna go to a dees a peoples:\n\n@nctphoenix\n\nOk, Ima alla done now.
__label__4 I recently took NCT's level 1 Improv Workshop and I LOVED it.  My first class I awkwardly sat on stage and nervously laughed and couldn't come up with anything.  By the end of the class, I was kung-fu-ing my way to rescue Princess Miyuki with a prince who still lived with his parents.\n\nThe class focuses on the basics of Improv - listening, \"yes, and\", relationships, responding emotionally and staying rooted in reality.  Dorian was able to provide consistent guidance and constructive criticism to move me forward as an actor.  The other students are equally awesome, as everyone is at least some form of funny.  \n\nI would recommend (and do recommend!) everyone I know at least take a level 1 improv class, and I love the people at NCT.  The skills I've gained from 6 weeks of workshop have already helped me become a better listener and improviser at work, as well as with friends.  Looking forward to more Improv with NCT in the future!
__label__4 What a difference good customer service makes!!\n\nFor my second visit I took my with daughter with me. \nI called before heading over to make sure they had room for us. The person who answered the phone was friendly, improvement right off the bat!\n\nWhen we arrived we were immediately greeted kindly & given an option of 2 tables that were open. The place was packed, but while our server was available, her co-worker took our drink order & got us started. Our server was WONDERFUL. Seriously :) \n\nThe food was absolutely delicious. My daughter is a teen, & anyone who has teens knows that they are hard to please. I was a little worried that the menu would be a little too adult for her, but luckily that wasn't the case. She ordered the The Cabernet Burger with, what she calls, the perfect french fries :) , & I got the best Meatloaf Sandwich. To drink our server recommended a French lemonade to my daughter because I ruled out wine & she doesn't like dark sodas. The lemonade was a big hit :)\n\nThe entire experience, like the fries, was perfect & we both can't wait to go back!
__label__0 What a joke! You'd better make a reservation. If you walk up and put your name on the list they will continue to take reservations over the phone and seat those people before you. I've never heard of treating your walk in customers so bad. Such a disappointment as the food reviews are great. An hour and 45 minutes is absurd when you are told 1 hour. Also the fsct that the staff would make comments on a customer within earshot. Totally unprofessional
__label__0 Remember in 2010 when that one dude brought a gun here and caused a massive shootout? YES, SERVICE IS SO BAD HERE THAT PEOPLE WILL DO THAT!\n\nSummerlin is supposed to be an upscale planned community which segregates itself from the high crime of Las Vegas. Then why is everyone broke?  Every house on my old street was foreclosed, and my neighbors would constantly ask me for money. Most the people at this Costco are Summerlin residents. And I really think that most the people here are not members of Costco, they just sneak in to get the free samples. Every time I come here, a desperate looking guy will take every single one of the free samples and then go into the corner where the gatorade is and eat it.  I've seen these guys push over small children to get to the front of the line. The worker will put out like 20 free samples, and usually one guy will take every single one. And the look of desperation on his face is reminds me of homeless person.\n\nNow, I consider myself a pretty tough kid. Like one time my friend dared me that I couldn't watch BET(Black Entertainment Television) for 2 hours, and I lasted almost 40 minutes before my heart stopped and I lost consciousness... but I can't stand being at this Costco for more than 5 minutes. It's just that bad. Usually, I just run in there for the Gelato at the food court and instantly leave.\n\nRecently, Baka University conducted a 5 year research study where in the end their findings were so consistent that the medical community declared it a Scientific Fact that: \"Working at Costco fits all the criteria of being diagnosed with a severe neural developmental disorder. Workers at Costco(especially the ones who work at the Membership and Returns Desk) exhibit symptoms such as: impairment of social skills, ineffective communication, and a lack of moral reasoning and common sense.\" Later that month, the DSM-IVTR was amended by the American Psychological Association to include \"Summerlin Costco Workers\" as a severe mental disorder. Many months later in June of 2012, The Christian Church and Jewish Temple both came to an agreement to amend the 10 Commandments. They included an 11th commandment that stated: \"It is wrong to work at Costco\". In July of 2012, NBC Universal announced a remake of \"Dawn of the Dead\" but with Summerlin Costco workers in the place of the zombies.  Critics hated the idea, stating that Zombies actually have larger vocabularies and better problem solving skills than Summerlin Costco workers.\n\nThe moral of my story is that instead of condemning the workers here at this Costco, we should show them sympathy.  The primary reason these people are working here is because they are the rejects of the universe. McDonald's workers couldn't pass high school, but these guys couldn't even get past Elementary School. Also, the reason these guys are so angry and rude when they come to work everyday is because their boss doesn't pay them in money, he pays them in Star Wars Trading Cards.    \n\nWhy not just go to WinCo for bulk items instead? The prices are pretty much the same and you don't need a membership.
__label__3 OMG this place is great.  I have only ever been like 2 or 3 times when I was younger.  I went with my Dad and some stuff is over priced, but it all depends on what you buy and how fast you're gonna use it/eat it.  \n\nTheir ready made foods are INCREDIBLE.  We found some yummmmmmmmmy jumbo shrimp salad and it was a huge portion for the price and got some chicken salad that was just as good.  I bought some fresh baked large chocolate chip cookies (similar to what you find at albertsons) but these were 10x better. They are GREAT.  Their fresh made sushi dept had better portions and better prices then the grocery store AND better quality.  They weren't as good as being at an actual sushi bar of course but definitely better then the typical grocery store variety.   We also finished up with a hot dog and a drink for $1.50 and it was HOT and very yummmy.\n\nThis place was absolutely packed both in the parking lot and inside, and I could totally see why.  I will definitely go back again for a variety of items.\n\nOh btw.... Checking out was FAST too. It definitely wasn't like a busy Wal-mart where only a few lanes were open.  They had every lane open and people boxing your stuff up and you were in and out of that checkout line in just a few quick minutes.  \n\nThe only thing I think they could improve on is extend their hours a little later into the evening. They close too early and people aren't always off work to be in and out of costco by 6 pm
__label__0 My question this is a great Costco, but why do they charge more for gas than any other Costco iin the area.  Overcharging their very good customers.\nI had a pepperone slice  of pizza on Saturday, but there was no cheese on the pizza. just sauce and pepperoni.
__label__4 I agree with Jacquie H. But as opposed to cloning on doc there are a good many docs they could clone at this hospital. Dr. Gus has put together one of the most impressive veterinary teams with a broad scope of skills and expertise that I have ever experienced. Dr. Koch is responsible for Saving my very small poodle who was severely injured by someone who abused her. Not only did he save her but he along with his staff supported us over a year long process to bring the abuser to justice, providing letters to the court, copies of medical documents on several occasions. The actions of every staff member in this hospital were not only a display of impeccable professionalism and care of the highest quality but a display of their true commitment to caring for animals. The patients that go to this clinic receive the best care possible and I suspect are cared for as well if not better than human patients in some clinics. \n\nI am committed 100% to this hospital as a result of their support and passion for veterinary care for animals. They are also committed to making sure that owners are educated and informed in caring for their pets. They present all treatment options to owners ranging from conservative in non urgent cases to aggressive care with a concise consultation on risk associated with each. This allows owner to make informed decisions. Physicians are supportive of pet owners and will weigh in on the decisions providing substantive and qualitative reasoning for their recommendations. \nAnother note to concerned pet owners in these difficult financial times is that when these vets present care options they do take into consideration conservative measures for non urgent situations and are very conscious of guarding against unnecessary test or diagnostics if they are not needed. This said if they highly recommend testing or diagnostics it is  generally to confirm that aggressive or costly treatments are actually needed and these test may in fact save money in the long run. They will also recommend test if the symptoms of the problem are too broad to narrow down what is truly wrong with an animal. \n\nGreat Medical team at this hospital , I could not ask for more.
__label__0 Tick, tock. Tick tock. This line is not moving. Tick, tock. But ooooh, I think I'm still drunk and I NEED this coffee. Tick, tick, tick. I even have a Starbucks RedCard so I can donate a bit of the money from my hangover healant back to AIDS research and take advantage of some wifi! This will be worth it... I hope. Tick. Omg, now I have to pee!! Tick. Tock. Tick. This is torture. Tock.\n\nFINALLY, it's my turn!  But wait... Out of croissants? And there's no wifi?? Seriously, you don't accept your own Starbucks cards?!? Well you didn't have to be rude about it. Time's up, this place is an absolute waste.
__label__0 I was excited to try this place out because I love sushi. We made a reservation online for 6pm so we could be there for happy hour, which ends at 7. We get there exactly at 6 and they tell us there are two tables in front of us that need to be seated that called in. So we go to the bar and get drinks and wait...and wait...and wait...its 6:30. We ask how much longer until we get a table and they respond, \" We don't know, no tables have left since you have got here\". I ask the manager how much longer until we get a table or if we can wait and get an extended happy hour when seated? He responded, \"No, you can sit at the open table outside or I am going to seat the people behind you who have been waiting. You didn't say you preferred to sit inside or outside online (which there wasn't an option for)\". ITS 115 DEGREES OUTSIDE. No, we don't want to sit outside. We decided to leave and call Pearl to see if they had any open seating. They said we can't make reservations under 6 people but we will hold this table for you anyways. LOVE YOU PEARL, GREAT CUSTOMER SERVICE.
__label__0 Horrible worst service I've ever had. Slow no check backs no refills asked for one it never came. Poured water with glasses on the table splashing ever where. Watched an employee use the bathroom and then not wash hands. Food was great but can't say I'll be back.
__label__2 Open till late and food is ok but the ambience is great...AWESOME FOR A MID-NIGHT DRINK\n\nSo! Dont roll your eyes when your read what's next. I wanna go to this place again to check out the \"TOTO.\" (If u don't know, I ain't telling).  The food is not gonna be heavenly but it s fine for a sushi dinner. Love the Sake carafes! (might have had 2, all by myself) Great place to go with a bunch of friends and could be a potential douche bag hang-out depending on what time of the night. Food is a little overpriced but who cares about food when you are drunk. \n\nIt gets a half-extra star (so technically 3.5 stars) for the late hours
__label__3 Sunday happy hour is so cheap! If you come here, get the seared salmon roll! I don't even care for salmon, and its amazing!
__label__0 Trash. The manager is spiteful and rude. Would rather see a table sit empty rather than seat it with a table of girls. Felt like we wouldn't be worthy of a table, even though I have money to spend here for a bachelorette extravaganza. Too bad. I'll never be back. Managment is horrible and would prefer to see an empty restaurant that a table of girls.
__label__0 Tried to get a table. On a Wednesday had a ridiculous wait because they wouldn't seat a table of two at a table for four. (75 minutes with tables for 3-4 sitting open!!!!) it's summer in phoenix! What are they waiting for to put butts in their seats. No matter. I left and went to Stingray who got me in with no incident at 7pm.
__label__0 I wasn't even in the restaurant for a full 10 minutes before I was denied service because my cousin went to use the restroom when we entered. Apparently you can't use the restroom here folks without the manager accusing you of being too drunk when in fact she wasn't even drinking. The manager had a major condescending attitude. FYI it wasn't even busy yesterday and they denied service to some very generous travelers. I didn't even know what to say. Awful.
__label__0 The sushi was so so, service was mediocre and the drink \"hello kitty martini\" is the furthest thing from a martini. Ultimately dissatisfied.
__label__0 I enjoy falafels and my boyfriend really likes Gyros.  So, when we received a coupon for Daphne's Greek Caf\u00e9 we were jazzed to go check it out.\n\nWhat I noticed right away is it has kind of a fast-food sort of feel to it and I thought, OK, its catering to people on their lunch breaks.  However, the food itself is like Greek fast food for people who have never had anywhere near really Greek food before and so they wouldn't know any better.\n\nThe plates are astatically pleasing with everything arranged nice and neat.  This amounted to zilch to me.  When I got to eat, I want plenty of food and I want quality as appropriately expected from the type of establishment I am eating at.  \n\nAt Daphne's you get a few little thin slices of what may or may not be real gyro meat.  The falafel meat is little over fried disks.  That's right disks.  Not balls of falafel meat where the outside is slightly crunchy and the inside is meaty and moist.  The pita bread is not.  It's just some flat bread cut into little triangles.  The tzatziki sauce is ... what the heck is this stuff in this little 1 inch paper cup?  The vegetables were fresh.\n\nThere is more to complain about with this place, but you get the picture.  I'm thinking that anyone who likes it here just doesn't know what real Greek food is like.
__label__4 This is my home away from home take out tasty meal. The Chinese Chicken Salad is where it's at. Fresh, tasty, quick. OK, so sometimes I\"m too lazy to make something healthy... so they do it for me. Eat half now and save the rest for later - 2 meals in one! And they're nice too.
__label__4 CLOSED!!!!\n\nIt is close to work, so I went back had a hot ham and cheese it was quite good and the service was much better.  Tried to go back again last week and it's closed.  No sign, emptied out.
__label__4 I have never had a more complete meal!  This is the first place at which I've ever had an amuse bouche, and it was delicious.  All the flavors complemented each other in a 3 course, beautifully arranged meal.  \n\nThe waiters were friendly and helpful.  One even suggested how to deconstruct the appetizer so we could eat it effectively!  I had some wine and my girlfriend had an Old Style Martini.  It was mostly Bourbon, but delicious!\n\nThis place has a lot of class in a fabulous neighborhood.
__label__3 Two years is a long time... \n\nI had the FTR for this restaurant over two years ago.  It was the worst review I've ever written for any business.  If you'd asked me two years ago to return to The Estate House, there was no way I'd say yes.\n\nBut in two years, this place has really come a long way... I believe the three star bump I'm giving to my original review is thanks to Zoran, the GM, Chef Gio Osso, and a crew of friendly and attentive staff.  \n\nThe Estate House is still as beautiful as I remember it being in February 2008, but it's perhaps even more beautiful now that they've got the ambiance, cuisine, and service to go with the physical beauty.\n\nMy evening kicked off with a little mixer on the outdoor third floor patio.  Service was fantastic and drinks were strong.  I corresponded with guests at the mixer, but also with many of the Estate House staff.  From there, I went downstairs for a lovely dinner with my husband.  While the menu is still on the fancy side for me, I was pleased with everything from the appetizers to the dessert.  \n\nWe ordered the Burrata and Scallop appetizers, and were served way too much fresh bread to start as well... Turns out they were out of Burrata but replaced it with the smoothest, creamiest, largest pillow of Mozzarella I've ever had.  We cleaned both plates.  Jared went with the Moroccan Seven Spice Grilled Lamb entree and I chose the Honey Saba Lacquered Black Cod.  Both were unique preparations with a ton of flavor.  I could've done without the candied pancetta on the cod, but that didn't stop me from eating way too much.  In addition, we had grilled asparagus and sauteed spinach... (the greens balance out everything else, right?!)\n\nWe were stuffed but were joined by a couple of friends for dessert and shared the bread pudding and a chocolate peanut butter special... both were fabulous.  All of this while enjoying a bottle of wine.\n\nNeedless to say, I am extremely happy I gave The Estate House another shot.  They've come a long way in two years, and I anticipate returning again soon.  I encourage you to do the same.\n\n**They are now open for lunch (which I must say looks very reasonable), and they have all kinds of special events including Cooking Classes, Easter Brunch, Simple Sunday Dinners, etc...
__label__1 Alert... Alert.... Alert.... Boowee...Boowee...Booweee.\nSomething has happened! Something has happened!\n\nI have never seen any place take a dive this fast and this is coming from a man has seen The Hunt for Red October a million-zillion times.\n\nSo I was cooling out, maxin and relaxin and I thought \"I am going to go and get my Aroma's on\".   I rolled up, check my shades and entered the establishment. The sweet and mousy waitress from my first few visits was there and I knew something was up from the moment that I walked in.  She had the thousand yard stare, she looked right through me.  Since my last visit she must have seen things that would ruin even the most hardened of people.  McCain, that pussy, he ain't got shit on this girl. She knows pain. What could have happened?  She took my order and charged my card.  Then I waited, and I waited some more. Then just when I thought that I was done waiting, I waited some more. It took a full thirty minutes to get my takeout order.  I would have said something. But what do you say to someone who is clearly on the edge?\n\nMy food finally comes.\nI leave.\nI get home.\nI put on the Daily Show.\nI open the container.  \nMy chicken curry contains exactly 3 pieces of chicken.  \n\nMonkey Balls!  What?  It took them 30 minutes to cook 3 chicken nuggets in a Curry Sauce? \n\nDive! Dive! Dive!\n\nThen I ate the little tiny pieces of meat. I realized then that they were mostly bone and not a big bone that you could actually separate the meat from.  It almost seemed as if they actually cracked chicken bones up into splinters and then jammed them into the meat.  It was like an Indian version of the ol' razor in the apple trick. I took a bite and chewed and right before I swallowed I felt the knife like bone get stuck in my throat. I panicked, \"Oh no! Chicken bones are bad for dogs, Therefore, they must be horrible for humans!\" I start to really panic. I cough, I drink, I swallow,  and I jam my fingers down my throat.  This is how I am going to die, watching The Daily Show and choking to death on a chicken bone.\n\nI soon regained my composure and got over the chicken bone. I managed to choke it down, literaly.  It  is currently making its way through my digestive system, and I  hope no update will follow.  \n\nJust then the sweats hit me.  This food hit my gut and made it feel like a bunch of hippies had eaten the brown acid and then were dancing around in my stomach and on top of my soul.   I truly felt horrible.\nI curled up in bed and attempted to sleep on the evil that had invade my body.  The good news is that I lived to write this review.  The bad news is that there is a rogue chicken bone lose inside my body.\n\nAroma's what happened? You used to be so good.  You used to make me happy on the inside.  I fear you are in your death throws.  I wonder what little restaurant you will become next.
__label__1 I am always excited to try new restaurants and thought I couldn't go wrong with the newest restaurant by Peter Kasperski (Cowboy Ciao, Sea Saw and Kazamierz).  Wow, was I wrong.  This new restaurant is described as \"farm to table\" Italian food.  I was thinking fresh comfort food w/ simple, but flavorful ingredients.  We started with what they describe as pizza on a pastry crust.  This sounds like a good concept, but they went wrong w/ the overpowering grilled veggies that masked the \"house-pulled mozzarella\" and flaky crust.  I had the duck as my main course and I wanted so much to like it.  It ended up being overcooked, too fatty and accompanied by very bland potato gratin and turnips.  For my main course, the pastry-pizza app, his chicken and dumplings (ya, don't ask how that one was either) and 2 drinks, we left Digetif about $80 lighter.  Worth it?...I think not.
__label__1 We were very anxious to try a new Spaghetti Western Production but were suprised to find that the food fell short of our expectations. Pasta dishes definitely need work, al dente means to the bite, not to the crunch!  Bruchetta was tasty but forgettable.  My favorite choice was the Rabbit off the charcuterie menu, although I was looking for a lemon wedge or perhaps a citrus aioli (think crab cake accompaniments).  My husband's favorite dish was the grilled Caesar.  We were at fault for tolerating and not saying anything about the food.  The staff were so friendly and attentive that we didn't have the nerve to explain our experience with Peter Kasperski when he came into the restaurant a few times to check in with his staff.  Will be back in 6 months for another try.  The pretty Uglis, a delicious cocktail made with muddled basil and acqua di cedro uglifruit liquer,  were pretty amazing.   Love the edgy euro inspired interior!
__label__2 Very good food.  They just moved locations across the street to the old seesaw location. Good food can't really choose a bad item however the atmosphere is very ho hum.
__label__4 I just LOVED everything about this place!\nFirst, the most important part, the food was great! I ordered the goat cheese and mushroom quiche- perfect! Flaky crust, touch of nutmeg-yummy! I also ordered the cupcakes but will be sting those later. The accompanying side salad was a nice touch. Dressing was served on the side- thank you! \nNext, decor and music were delightful- looks like it may be owned by an ex-model. \nThird, the staff was super friendly and efficient- great combo!\n\nKeep it up guys!
__label__2 Well, I tried Scratch again.  I wish I could give it more stars, but I can't.  In fact, if it weren't for the quality and actual taste of the food, I would give this place 2.5 stars.\n\nI had the Croque Madame, and it was delicious.  The chocolate croissant was also really good... but it was also small for the price.  My friend had the vichysoisse, and it was excellent.\n\nThe service was definitely more attentive this time-- at least in terms of there being a better ratio of servers to patrons.  However, of the 3 servers who provided various things to us while we were there, 2 of them were great, and one of them was not.  While the third server did perform her duties, she was not warm in any way.  \n\nMore importantly, one thing that happened REALLY put us off.... and I was going to write the details here, but I have decided not to get into it, in the interest of discretion.  I will just say that one server was VERY rude to 2 elderly ladies at the table next to us.  VERY, VERY rude.\n\nIn the interest of fairness, I will add that my 9-month-old daughter did knock over and shatter a glass, which was completely our fault, and the \"rude server\" did clean it up and tell us not to worry about it. \n\nAll in all, I would say to go here for the pastries for sure and if you are going to get actual food, carry-out might be the better way to go.
__label__4 Loved it! Best French toast ever!
__label__3 Lots of variety of things to get. I've only been there the one time, but the people I was there with frequent the place, and say it's hit or miss on service but the food is nearly always delicious.
__label__2 It's the Wal-Mart of liquor stores. They close too early to be fully useful. The prices are too high to appeal to the thrifty shopper. The selection is vast and wide, yet there are still items they are missing. It lacks the charm of shopping at specialty stores as well as the employee expertise. I can't really see the point of this place. \n\nIf you're having a party and you need multiple types of alcohol for the various tastes of your guests - go to a grocery store... they usually have a decent enough selection and fair prices and you aren't going to go splurge on exotic alcohol for your asshole friends who aren't even gong to help you clean up the place in the morning. The fact that it's in a College zone makes even less sense. \n\nIf you want to buy some good wine - there are several good wine stores (like AZ Wine for example) around the valley with knowlegable staff to help you out. If you want some obscure beers, Papago Brewery will set you up. There's just no substitute for asking someone who knows the product what something tastes like or what would be good for your special occasion.\n\nAs for pricing, many items we were looking at were priced higher than grocery or convenience store prices... however, I'll have to admit that this place does have some fantastic deals - if you don't mind what you drink, then come here for the sales. The website is currently showing a sale in which you buy one bottle of wine for 5 dollars and get a second for 5 cents. That's value. \n\nObviously people like having a BevMo in town, but I'm not completely sold on it. I'm going to have to revisit it a few more times to see if it can win me over. I want to give this a 2.5, but I'll round up rather than down to give this place the benefit of the doubt. I'll have to admit that it's undeniably convenient having all of those options under one roof... it's a shame they close at 9pm. Lucky for you, their website is open 24/7. Still, Wal-Mart isn't good for anyone and I'm skeptical of this whole BevMo thing. If it takes business away from my favorite spots, I'll be angry... and BevMo... you won't like me when I'm angry.
__label__4 Run don't walk to the Scottsdale BevMo...Don't go here for wine..there are too many great places for that go here for the Liquor and beer selection..This is the ultimate shop for both at least at Scottsdale and Shea.  Looking for that rum from Haiti(yup they have it!)  Want that hard to find Bourbon they have it...My liver alternately hurts and leaps for joy when I walk in here!.  Service stinks generally but hey so what they have everything and then some..Want your beer or wine cold they have it in the cooler in the back.  Need some cigars and cheese..got it.  Really everytime I go I discover something new to like here. Cheers!
__label__3 Yes. Tempe Marketplace is akin to the seventh circle of hell. I completely agree. That said, it's worth it to brave the confused old farts and aggro shopper moms, if afterwards you can dull the pain with my latest most favorite thing ever, Jamaican Weed Sweet Tea vodka. \n\nThe selection is fabulous, the prices good, and the huge display of airplane bottles by the checkout is the ideal way for the impulse shopper to have a taste-testing extravaganza. There is an impressive variety of Torani syrups, which we like in our coffee around my house. Even the snacks and cheeses look delish (although I am reticent to purchase cheese or chocolate in August, lest they melt instantaneously). Finally, Bevmo offers me the prized ONE STOP SHOPPING for holiday and birthday gifts. \"One for them, one for me. One for them, two for me.\" Fab!
__label__4 Great selection, prices and service.  I go here every once in a while when I need some alcohol but this review is more about a lesser known service that Bevmo provides.\n\nEvery couple of weeks they have one of their wine distributors come in to do a \"class\".  Well I guess it is more of an information session than a formal class.  Anyway, a guy brings in about 5 or 6 wines and provides information about where they come from and other misc. info.  The guy has lots of great stories and provides some interesting details about the wines.  Each session is about a different wine region and/or type of wine and is about an hour.  It costs just a few bucks and you get 5-6 good size pours along with some cheese and prosciutto.  It really is a great value and a pretty good time.  Not many people show up so its not that bad when I ask stupid questions.  Last night was the 3rd class I've been to so far and as always it was a good time and very informative.\n\nTalk to Jim, Bevmo's manager if you are interested in signing up for the next class.  He will add you to their list and shoot you an email with details when the next class is coming up.
__label__0 I like Red Lobster but not this location. I got some kinda food poisioning from the Shrimp alfredo from the Southern Ave. location. If you wanna know what kind of bathroom experience I had after Red Lobster, just pour yourself a big bowl of Cocoa Pebbles and let it sit for 2 hours and then throw it against the wall.  You then get the sight and sound.
__label__1 Service is good.. Food is terrible. Low quality, bad preparation....  If the quality to price was more in line I would've given it a higher rating because I don't generally have high expectations for chains but in this case I just don't think the value is there.
__label__0 Used to go there all the time and the last time I went the tech accidentally cut off a chunk of skin which was horribly painful and two days later I found out I had a massive staph infection
__label__2 This is another Ra-like east meets west sushi place where they put all kinds of mayo concoctions and cream cheese into something that was supposed to be healthy.  That being said, I thought the rolls were pretty creative and none all too bad.  They didn't seem very healthy at all, but we all die sometime and a little fish isn't going to save us anymore than a \"practical\" meal of a hamburger and small fries at McDonald's.  \n\nThe all day happy hour is all the rave, and such a gimmick because most of the rolls and drinks cost 6 bucks.  I guess its cuz they're \"specialty\" drinks and rolls so 6 bucks is a steal for them?  Not that much of a thrifty deal.  Seemed like a couple of the rolls were variations of the same thing because they tasted very similar.  Or maybe its just the \"soy glaze\" that's laid on kinda thick..\n\nAll in all, I wouldn't dig in my heels not to go to this place (which I would for Ra), but I wouldn't go there to be a cheap date either.
__label__3 Happy hour 24-7... can't get better than that and they have a better sushi selection than RA sushi. I wish the place was bigger. They finally have gift cards and a Pearl Reviews point card  SCORE!
__label__1 So I had this $25 gift certificate from restaurant.com that clearly stated \"NO EXPIRATION DATE\" and what happens? They won't take it. So yeah, I've had it forever and always forgot to bring it with me but that's beside the point - it says \"NO EXPIRATION\"!!! So starting off on the wrong foot, we stood in the doorway for a while until I chased down a waitress to ask where we could sit. The patio and bar were full and only one table was available inside. We sat and were quickly attended to by a great server (Eddie) who was obviously super busy but never once ignored us. The food was so-so; I remember it being better in the past when this place was not nearly as busy. The calamari was a bit soggy but decent tasting and the rock shrimp tempura was slightly soggy as well but OUT OF THIS WORLD in flavor! All of the sushi rolls on the special menu were either deep fried or covered in spicy mayo. You think I kid; I don't. And honestly, something tasted off, not super fishy but like the Hamachi had been previously frozen for a month and wasn't fresh? Unfortunately Tammy wasn't behind the bar so I didn't stop to piss and moan and make a scene but had she been there and had a moment to chat (like she has in the past) I probably would have said something. Even though I really want to give this place 1 star for tonight's several moments of WTF, Eddie was a killer attentive server, the food was expeditiously prepared, I think Tammy is a cool chick, and the all-day happy hour and sushi costs can't be beat anywhere in this state. I used to think Pearl was a underrated, hidden gem but apparently some of the quality has suffered with the increase in business. Too bad, now it's just a place you can say \"you get what you pay for\" and that is truly unfortunate.
__label__1 Came here during happy hour to have some nosh.  My server, Stephanie was very attentive and offered suggestions for sushi and drink.  The svedka cherry limeade cocktail was good as suggested but most of the food fell short of even bein ok.  My first dish of tuna in ponzu with togarashi was good but the tuna hand roll was klunky and unseasoned.  I took the server's other reccomendation and tried the Blarney, but once again not very seasoned and the mango sauce was sticky and just not good.  I will say however the garlic soy edamame were pretty tasty.  All in all the service was what stopped me from giving Pearl a one star rating, she was bubbly and attentive as a good server should be.  I will be back for happy hour but not for the food.
__label__2 sushi is better presented than it tastes.\n\nif you want to mingle with douchebags and douchebaguettes, sit outside. yes, ed hardy is worn en masse out there.\n\nit's a good deal during happy hour tuesday or with a gift certificate from www.localdines.com. remember, you can use those gc's on sun. through thurs. ONLY!
__label__1 I was a little disappointed in Pearl.  The sushi was outstanding but the presentation, service and environment left much to be desired.  First, the good.  They had a very large selection of sushi and all day happy hour.  Our food was excellent.  However, the resultant was so hot, we almost felt nauseous by the time we were finished eating.  The plates that our food arrived on were badly chipped.  The waiter kept touching us (patting on back/brushing against us) which was uncomfortable.   The last issue was that our soup was served after we received our entrees which was very odd.  Over all, I probably won't be back to Pearl.
__label__4 I give these guys major props for having vegan gelato that actually tastes really good. I knew about this place before, but didn't check it out until I purchased a deal on living social. And I am so glad I did! \n\nWent in for the first time last week. They had two flavors of vegan gelato, six flavors of sorbet (which is also non dairy) and I think they had one or two flavors of vegan soft serve, among other dairy based flavors of gelato and soft serve. I opted for both flavors of the vegan gelato. The guy working the counter was really nice. He told us they rotate the flavors about once a month, so they always have something different. The flavors I got this day were pistachio and amaretto chocolate. Both were really good. And I have had REAL gelato before. Like the kind in Italy. And these were just as good. I wont say better because nothing beats Italian gelato, but these were definitely the best vegan gelato I have ever had. I went back a couple of days later and they had a third flavor of gelato out, spicy chocolate. It was definitely spicy. There is no way I could ever eat an entire cup of it. But it was good for a couple bites. I am excited to go back in a few weeks to see what new flavors they have.
__label__2 It's a HUGE slice and a fair price but, other than that, I don't share the enthusiasm for Mamma Mia's. It's just \"OK.\"
__label__2 Maybe it's an expectations problem.  I've found that I occasionally need to tell friends to STOP HYPING THAT MOVIE to me, ever since Pirates of the Caribbean got so overhyped for so long by my well-meaning friends (\"Best movie ever!\" \"I laughed, I cried, it changed my life!\" \"I'm dumping my fiance in the hopes of getting Johnny Depp's attention!\") that I walked in expecting Citizen Kane.  Needless to say, it didn't work out that way.\n\nI may have made the same mistake after getting so psyched about the Yelp reviews for Mamma Mia.\n\nThe Good: The pizza here is EXTREMELY affordable.  Couple the killer lunch special ($4 for two massive slices of cheese pizza and a can of soda) with a Groupon ($20 for $10), and you create what scientists refer to as a value vortex - a deal so good it should not be able to exist stably in reality (much like antimatter).  In this case, I went with four friends, ordered five specials, paid with the Groupon, and we ended up stuffing ourselves with hot pizza and cold soda for a combined $10.  That. Is.  Awesome.\n\nThe Meh: The pizza just wasn't that flavorful.  The sauce and cheese were pretty ordinary.  It just wasn't as special as I expected.\n\nDon't get me wrong, I will be back (especially since I had the foresight to buy two Groupons).  I'm an absolute sucker for value and this is the best pizza deal around.  But don't go expecting the pizza to transport you, Narnia-wardrobe-style, to New York.*\n\n*In the unlikely event that it does, steer clear of that lady hawking the Turkish Delight on the corner.  Trust me.
__label__2 I'm tough on pizza places. This place is good. I truly enjoy the ingredients, and preparation. Atmosphere and service are lacking.
__label__4 I love Mamma Mia's and eat there often. The pizza is my favorite in town, the Caesar salad is always fresh, and the meatballs rock!! I've never had any thing there that I didn't enjoy. Don't miss out!!
__label__2 I'm sure this place will liven up a bit, as the shops at Park West begin to fill up. There's pretty much... nothing... open at night, except the Sandbar Mexican Grill... wayyyy at the end of the mall. Cheers for the Kierland-like layout, by the way. \n\nBut for now, it's a movie theater. It's clean. We did self-service tickets. Kind of hard to be impressed, when other places like Cine Capri or IMAX theaters exist. Eh.
__label__4 Location Location Location! Charlotte's great place to have a glass of wine and people watch. Dolce Vita is located in the Queen city best location in town, NODA. Great outdoor seating and good wine selection. Absolutely one of our favorites. 4 thumbs up!
__label__2 The food deserves an A and should deserve a 5 star. The reason I gave it  3 star is because the price from the menu in front of the counter is different than the one from the menu for the customer. They try to charge you more (about 30 cents more per order) Therefore i gave them a 3 star instead.
__label__0 Your waitress took an accusatory tone and was rude with us when she screwed up our order, even after we tried to behave in a polite and understanding way with her when she did, and all you could do as manager was reinforce her negative behavior with similar behavior of your own when I brought this to your attention. If she can't behave professionally, why the hell is she waiting tables there in the first place? By the way, I was there earlier on other days and was the only customer and she had the same attitude, like she didn't want to be bothered doing her job then too. Guess seeing your attitude allowing this shit I can see why.
__label__2 Good store with a lot of products that I'd actually use.   It is a really good savings on groceries.  \n\nThe place is well laid out, but it can get messy because of the other shoppers.\n\nThe only issue I've experienced at the times I've gone is that there is a very long line to check out.  It's a small price to pay for the savings that can be had.  Be prepared to wait up to 15+ minutes to check out!
__label__3 I love this place in and out in no time. The food is very fresh made to order, and you can call in your order and come and pick it up I've  tried many rolls all very good.
__label__1 Hostess was nice upon entering, but I seemed very pressured when walking out to purchase a membership. It totally ruined my relaxed mood. Massage therapist did do exaclty what I asked and made me fee comfortable. If it wasn't for the hostess, I could rate this place better. Also, I have a corporate discount that they honored, but said they can only continue to honor if I got the membership, which seemed weird. My concierge at work said that is not true. Seems to me to hostess really wanted to sell me that membership. Buzz kill.
__label__4 I refer to this Fry's as \"the nice Fry's\" that is a little out of the way but we sometimes go to because it's nice.
__label__0 This place had terrible service and piss poor food to boot. It was a combination of our waitress being new and not interacting well with the chief that cause the bad experience. However, there are plenty of better Italian resturants in Vegas than this.
__label__0 Goodness. I am sooo sorry to give this place 1-star. I mean, if you're gonna come here to wash the dog yourself and just need the space and materials, OK. But do not come here to get your dog \"professionally\" groomed. I usually go to Best in Show, but since they were closed I gave this place a shot, and now my dog has the WORST hair cut.\n\nLuckily, she's still a cuite patootie.\n\nFirst of all, my dog is a pomeranian and poms do not need clippers involved. The woman meant well but she was clearly in over-her-head. You do not shave a pomeranian who is supposed to have long hair. They've got two layers and need to be hand cut. This is why I go to a pro. If i wanted to just give my dog a shave and call it a day, I would have. She wanted to show me what she was gonna do and SHAVED my dog's head right on the spot. She will say I OK'ed it, but I totally did not and she kept offering this easy shave method... URGH. \n\nMy biggest regret is not sticking to my gut. Now my dog, that took nearly a year to grow out her cutie-patootie hair has to start from scratch. To make things worse, we expected a bad haircut and felt defeated, and when we went back in, it was THE WORST hairdo my dog has ever had. In all the west coast. \n\nThe groomer is a sweet lady, but she does not know anything about dog upkeep, my dog's butthole wasn't even cleaned and shaved around as ALL OTHER places do. DO NOT COME HERE for professional service you will be disappointed.
__label__4 I love shopping at this store. The meat selection is absolutely amazing. The customer service is out of this world. You have to check it out for yourselves!
__label__4 I've been to just about all of the Whole Foods locations in the Valley and this one is by far the nicest. They have every natural/organic/gluten free/special diet item you can think of and the selection of organic produce is outstanding! I feel so blessed to have moved to a home within 10 minutes drive to this place :-)  They also have a great selection of ready-made meals and foods. I can't wait to try out the wine bar and $1 tacos!\n\nThe other shoppers can be kinda fancy...I like to go after my workout on Sundays so I feel so underdressed! Haha! It is North Scottsdale, though.... ;-)
__label__4 I LOVE this Whole Foods!!! If it wasn't for this store being so close to where I live, I would starve!! They have the most amazing foods and grocery selections. People stay away from Whole Foods due to price but I learned long ago that you get what you pay for! Cheap groceries = crap GMO, corn syrup latent foods! I have never had a bad experience and I am almost there on a daily basis! This is not a place for the rich and snobby. I have a young family that brings home humble money. We just know what is worth budgeting for! For anyone who says this place is not worth it, go back and give it another try. This location and staff is amazing!
__label__1 just had a gate installed for my courtyard, if the company ever responds to my e-mail I will update this review.\n\nThe sales person and myself visited a similiar home in the neighborhood that had a gate that was similiar to what I was looking for, the sales person said this isn't our gate but we'll do a much better job.\n\nSo after a bit a negotiation we agreed on price, the installers didn't seem to know what they were doing, instead of using a stud finder they just kept drilling holes through the stucco hoping to find one...they thought they did but it turned out to be a cross brace and they didn't notice this until they had already shaved off about 1/2 inch of stucco then when they realized they hadn't hit a stud they decided to move the gate in about 3 inches and again shaved off more stucco.  The frame of the gate appears to be to big for the gate and it never looks like its closed all the way.\n\nThey did patch some of the stucco but still left some drill holes and large gaps on the sides of the frame that should have been filled in.  I don't believe they ever did hit a stud and used another technique to secure the gate.\n\nLike I said if they make this right I will upgrade my rating but if I don't get a response, i'm going to the BBB and the ROC
__label__4 04/29/1  Updated review 5 stars\nWell we have had the doors for well over year and I must say it's been one of our better investments. Other than the initial problems with the locks, they have held up well and look great. It's a pity we didn't have them installed years earlier. We can safely lock the 2 outside doors and leave our main front and back doors open all night to let a through breeze. It's great. \n\n\n12/1/13 update review (4 x star)\nLocks seem to be holding up well and very happy with the doors otherwise.\n\n11/7/13 updated review (3 x star):\nFirst Impressions finally did the right thing and sent out a more experienced technician. Both locks repaired without fuss. I guess the first technician they sent was very weak and gave me the run around with some ridiculous stories. I must admit I do like the quality of the doors and install was good. So not sure whether or not I should over-look this hiccup in service. upgraded from 1 x star to 3 stars. If the locks hold up i will move up to 4 stars\n\n\nInitial Review: (1 x star):\nNice doors and good initial install. However, we have had a lot of problems with the locks. Key wouldn't come out when fully turned. We had the service guy come out and he said he couldn't replace the lock until it fully fails!!!  We have to go through all kinds of contortions to get the keys out - it seems it has to be aligned up and down correctly before you withdraw the key. Now the front door is doing the same thing.  That's just totally ridiculous... and incredibly frustrating. The doors are only approx less than a year old.\n\nIf I had read all the bad reviews I see on Yelp about this company  - I should have gone elsewhere - stupid me for not looking first.....
__label__1 My husband and I had a few meals here. The wait can be long, but that's expected more often than not. The lat night wait staff was cheerful and friendly. They kept our beverages full and overcompensated for the slow food service.\n\nThe food was the average cafe fair. We had sandwiches the first night. The fries were cooked to perfection, all were crispy. The fries were not over seasoned or over cooked. The sandwiches, well- it's difficult to mess up a French Dip and Tuna Melt. So no comment there.\n\nThe second evening we decided to try our luck again at this Cafe. We had enjoyed the wait staff from the night before so we tried it again. The food was disappointing, the service for dinner was even more disappointing. For the economy being as weak as it claims one would expect the service to go out of their way for tip money. My husband ordered French Toast for dinner. The waitress told him it would be a 30 minute wait. FOR FRENCH TOAST??? He didn't back down. She never checked on us, never topped off our drinks. Gave me a set of filthy cutlery for my steak. \n\nMy husband's French toast was ok, but again, a half hour wait for French Toast is ridiculous. I had the Special- Flat Iron Steak and Fried Shrimp, veggies of the day, and a baked potato. By the time our food was served my shrimp were cold, the baked potato was served to me with absolutely no condiments, the stead was edible but I have had better. The steamed vegetables were slightly harder than baby food. So overall a very disappointing meal.
__label__0 SERVICE SUCKS!! Got our drinks after we got our food. The restaurant was not even busy. After we got our separate bills, our waiter alberto had messed up our orders and proceeded to tell us they did not split checks. failed to mention that before end ordered.
__label__2 It was ok, but for a strip hotel, I expected better actually.  It was a strange location - almost in the Harrahs lobby.  The waitress didn't get my breakfast order quiet right and forgot to bring me a fork, but I ordered a 14 dollar fruit plate.  And it was good!  I got so much I could not eat it all.  Bananas, berries, yougurt, I think granola too.  It was great!  Just a bit pricy and the atmosphere is eh.  It's pretty much right in the action and I think you can play Keno while you are sitting there.
__label__0 Undercooked egg, overall very poor
__label__1 glad I only had coffee.  meh..
__label__2 This is a 24 hour caf\u00e9 on the weekends only but it's the only thing really available 24 hours in Harrah's if you want something more than a bar.  \n\nWent here around midnight, had a hamburger and spaghetti.  It wasn't bad, wasn't great, but pricey for the food you got.  The hamburger at least was thicker than your average burger and the fries were decent.  The service was OK, nothing to write home about, again just average.  \n\nHonestly, I doubt I'll eat here again if I want a quick bite but go next door to the Casino Royale where they have more reasonable quick service restaurants or maybe even Denny's which is on the other side of Casino Royale. \n\nIf you want a sit down place without loud bar music though and a super relaxed atmosphere for typical caf\u00e9 food, this place fits the bill.
__label__1 Great Service, Long wait and Outrageous price. We were 2nd in line and waited an hour while they kept taking platinum members ahead of us who just walked up. The lady apologized for the long wait and sat us down while a sweetheart named Monique gave us drinks and looked out after our personal good the entire time. Great Job Monique! Then David took our orders and served us very well also great job to you also!  The food was just average for breakfast. The price for breakfast was $56. Not worth the hideous wait or the food quality. If you wan't a 5 star breakfast or great meal go to the palace station. An awesome breakfast there will be $20 for 2.
__label__1 Ordered the steak and eggs breakfast at 3AM after clubbing. Ordered over-easy eggs and they came out looking like rubber and way over cooked. The steak was ordered to be medium rare, but was well-done. I guess that's what you get for ordering $7 steak and eggs. \n\nLuckily, I also ordered the chicken soup which was the best thing I had there that morning.
__label__2 LOL @ Andrea K... Fun dirty place for sure, which is what makes it fun! ! Ping pong tables are sweet dude! Yeeeaaaahhh! Just actually came home from that area and we stopped there for a bit. . . Was cool when the 'DJ' played what we requested. Then we later found out he was part-owner. Seemed to work out pretty well. Only complaint is that the 'DJ' is  in a cage and we can't grab the mic and announce that the dance floor is happening and needs dancers!
__label__4 This place brings back so many memories.  It is not a huge place but its been there as long as I can remember.  I used to go dancing here 15 years ago during my single years and now that I am married we both love dancing here still.  Very casual and its kind of outdoor/indoor when you are inside yet still cool in the summer.  I would not say its so loud you cant talk but still loud enough on the dance floor to have fun.  I hate places that are to loud and Patties does it right.  Parking sucks but it sucks everywhere in old town so get used to it, ha ha
__label__2 This Amsterdam owned bar on 16th St and Thomas does it right as a neighborhood gay bar. The overall vibe at this place is that it's a place for friends and couples to just hang out, chill, maybe play pool, and enjoy a few inexpensive drinks. No one here acts like a diva or the next stripper act. \n\nIt's a small space, with one bar that accessible both inside and outside on the patio. There's a jukebox altho they do play music, it's kinda dark in some corner and the bathrooms are tiny. No cover and parking gets limited at times. It's a good place just for drinks, but you still need to head over to Amsterdam or Charlies if you wanna dance coz this isn't the place for that.
__label__0 I live in Henderson and travel almost weekly.  TSA is pretty much hit or miss... but mostly miss... so good luck with that.\n\nMy problem is the TSA Pre-Check.\n\nSince I live in the area the tram at Gate C is easier to use since I usually do not check bags.  However, they do NOT offer TSA Precheck altho they do in the D gates just alongside the C gate line.\n\nThey did start for a while, but quickly stopped.   The last time I went through the D gates to be 'let inside' the C gates by a TSA agent.  No one showed up.   Two TSA agents were coming in so tried to exit as they entered.  Was LOUDLY encountered with a WHERE ARE YOU GOING!?  and even when said C-gate Precheck was condescended to and made to show the boarding pass.   Next time they didn't even allow C gate passengers to enter.\n\nSo now go to the main C-Gate (Southwest) security area.  I show my boarding pass and am pointed to a special line that wraps along the wall to ONE TSA agent at a TSA PREcheck booth.  Usually 10 or 12 people deep.   \n\nWhich would be no problem EXCEPT there are TWO OTHER agents at a stand BOTH with TSA PreCheck signs that the 'general public' can get in line for and then go through Pre-Check themselves.  And NO, the 'main' TSA PreCheck line does NOT have access to the other two stations.
__label__1 First off I will say that I love the menu and the food. This was my first time to this location and I wasn't happy at all!!!! First of all the servers think that everyone is supposed to know the menu and how you are supposed to order, NOT OK! Second every time I told her what I wanted I got corrected with an attitude. The food was just thrown in to the container and was so sloppy. That has never happened to me at the location on Blue Diamond. I will never go back to this location and would definitely not recommend going. And I would definitely say they need to learn customer service!
__label__0 Cafe Rio has THE BEST food, but this location has not gotten an order correct once. When ordering online, don't expect your food to be made until you get there. Make sure to check it or you will get home and find out your order is wrong!
__label__2 Not a huge fan  of Mexican food, but this was my second  time and I think it's pretty good.\n  My daughter got a chicken  quesadilla, which came with rice and chips. Not a bad size kids meal- wish they offered other things in a kids meal.\n I got the tacos with grilled chicken  I was pleased with it just wished they put a little bit more meat.\n Most of the people working were very friendly except one girl. Who was very rude when we were asking questions. My daughter left her purse on the chair and after calling the place as soon as we realized it they were able to hold on to it for us... thank goodness for honest people
__label__0 I think I'm seriously missing something here. Am I the only person in the world that thinks Chipotle sucks? There isn't one thing on the menu that I enjoy. Not even the chips and salsa. How can you mess up chips and salsa??\n\nEVERYONE I know loves this place. I feel like I'm an alien. Maybe they put something in their food that not only makes you bleed when you go the bathroom, but also hypnotizes you to think they have the best food when really its the worst.\n\nMy two most recent experiences are as follows:\n\nA friend of mine insisted we go before a movie. I asked him if he really wanted to eat that garbage and then sit for two hours but he said yes. I watched him eat a burrito while I ate stale chips and the cashier made fun of me (YES HE MADE FUN OF ME! WHO DOES THIS?) for not ordering something. He actually asked me if I was watching my figure. I'm a skinny girl so it was really insulting to the bigger girls behind me in line. I could tell they were visibly offended.\n\nAnother time my boyfriend got a coupon for a free burrito for selling his books back to the school. I guess they figure that if you're stupid enough to sell your books back to the school instead of online then you're stupid enough to eat Chipotle. I went with him even if I didn't want anything. I just wanted to spend time with him. Well apparently everyone and their mother wanted Chipotle that day because the line was so long it went outside. The door was open so it was hot. Imagine every possible thing that could go wrong in a line happening at once. That's what it was. Sweaty people all over, screaming kids, crying babies, loud cell phone talkers, cutters.... Ugh. When we finally reached the front of the human labyrinth they almost didn't take his coupon even though it was completely valid.\n\n\n\n\nIn the end. Not a fan of the food, the experience, the staff, the building. No. Please someone tell me what I'm missing here!!
__label__0 I had rented from Dollar for years...until about a year ago.  I had my reservation in place -- and waited in line.  Once to the counter -- I was informed that I could not rent from Dollar -- due to a credit check.  I said, \"but I've been using you for years\"  Sorry sir, nothing we can do.  She then proceeded to give me a white note card with information about the credit check.  \"Crap\" I thought, what do I do know??  I need a car...so what the heck?  \"Can you tell me what company doesn't do a credit check?\"  No she said.  Thanks Dollar...thanks a lot.  Seriously -- not only was that embarrassing (she was rather rude and loud about it all) -- it was also not professional.  Luckily, I stumbled over to budget, who proceeded to charge me an arm and leg to rent on short notice -- but at least they rented to me.  Anyway -- rent from another place...not here!
__label__1 When we arrived at McCarren and went to get the rental car, I initially thought \"hey, I made the right choice.  Look at these 5-6 people ahead of me in line while either one person or no one was at the other rental car sections all around\".  Not the case.  Why?  Later in the weekend I needed a car again, and went with Budget that time.  Budget's price was just as good as Dollar's, and Budget had nicer cars available.  Meanwhile, in this first experience, Dollar only had two people behind the counter.  I don't think I've ever waited in a 5-6 person line for soooooooooooooooo long.  It became painfully frustrating to the point that I considered trying to cancel the reservation on my smartphone and schedule a whole new one at one of the other car rental agencies there.  Not cool Dollar!
__label__2 You are going to wait in a queue ... of that there is little doubt. Accept it now and your experience will be more palatable. \n\nSeriously: you're waiting in a long ass line right now as you read this? I am sorry. My condolences; it does not get any better. The employees move SLOW. Perhaps they have all transferred here from the U.S. South where this speed of movement is normal.\n\nInterminable wait is the least of your worries. Can you really trust a company that charges a penalty for turning in your rental car TOO EARLY? Moreover, you will pay extra for picking up/dropping off your car here, because of the additional facility fees. \n\nThe cars I hire here are typically obscenely dirty; the latest I had to clean the back window myself lest I not be able to see shit through it. Not sure if it luck of the draw, or just what they do in Senator Racist McCarran Rent-A-Car centre, or what.  And this is where they really earn their star deductions ....\n\nYou know how you will be waiting in an hour or longer line? Well, let's say you hypothetically reserve your hired car for 1130PM. Well, you arrive to the business at 1110PM. You did your part. You don't get your car until 1240AM or so because Dollar sucks. Well, tough. Show up several hours early next time, chump. \n\nYou still have to return by 1130PM on the date of your return, as in the original reservation, and not 1240AM since it was their fault that you did not have it on time. Otherwise you will suffer egregious penalties -- since it is obviously your fault that they have the shittiest time spent per customer because they slowly try to upsell every single thing you can imagine to each patron. \n\nOnly reason to use Dollar is to try to get the lowest possible rate, but they will do everything within their power -- fair or otherwise -- to make it a costly gamble as well as an immensely time-wasting adventure. - E
__label__0 RUN - don't walk - from this awful agency.  Was just in Vegas this past weekend visiting family.  I've been renting cars for years and usually just go with the best deal and this was no exception.  Next time will definitely spend the few dollars more to avoid this HORRENDOUS company.  I waited in line for an hour and ten minutes just to do the paperwork (although I already had a reservation) because it was a holiday but there were only 2 agents available of the 8+ desks.  Once I paid for my car I walked to the lot and waited again.  This time for 35 minutes in 100 degrees.  The sparce staff was cold and obviously burned out and didn't care.  Once I finally got my car it was another 20 minutes to exit the lot because only ONE of the three exit lanes was open (and these were exclusively Dollar lot exits).  Four days later when I went to return the car the line extended beyond the entrance with ONE person working.  Again, waited 35 minutes for a very rude agent to check my car in.\n\nNEVER have I had such a terrible experience with a car rental.  I wish I could give negative stars.
__label__0 Rent a car on 9/20/2014 for a business/vacation trip.  Get to the retal place around 2:30 pm and wait for more than an hour to get to the counter.  Looked like it on average took them at least 20 minutes to process one rental.  Long line with only 2 counters open to serve the customers.  Tried to sell me their insurance.  After I told the salesperson I was declining all coverage, he still tried to sell it to me.  I told him I am travel on business and this is cover under my company's policy and is also cover by my credit card.He asked me about my insurance and then asked me to give him the deductible of my insurance, which I have never been asked for before. He still tried to use the scare tactic to strong arm me into buying thier insuance.  He told me if the car battery die I might have to pay for it if that is my fault, I say \"what! you can't be serious.\"  You car had issue and inconvenience me and you expect me to pay for your repair.  Got to be kidding. Very poor salesmanship. The car I got was old and many functions doesn't work.  If you can spend a few dollars rent from other compnies and avoid the frustrations.
__label__0 What's your time worth?  Dollar doesn't think its worth much.  It's 11:30pm, over 40 families are editing in line ... With three (3) agents to serve.  It's a gross display of ignorance & arrogance!  I can't ever imagine renting from Dollar EVER!  You shouldn't either.  Lesson learned.
__label__1 We called this place the G-Palace...why?  because it's ghetto.  I came here because I got into LV late on Friday night and we didn't have anywhere planned to go, so we decided to check it out.  Don't go here if you have any expectations whatsoever.  \n\nOnly reason i gave it two stars was because the bouncer let me in for free.  (usually cover is $10 for guys)
__label__0 Please do not waste your time and money with this establishment.\nMy friends and I thought it was going to be a good time.\nWe actually enjoyed ourselves at first. We even opted to do VIP bottle service. But that was a bad idea. Smirnoff and Bacardi bottle service? Ha.\n\nBut one would think that if you dish out $$$ for VIP, the establishment would treat you well, right?\nNot at Rockhouse.\n\nThe guys in charge were rude and all around D bags.\nWe didn't have any problems with the girls working, though. They were great.\n\nDear bouncer,\nNext time someone is dancing, don't tap them on the shoulder and say \"Keep it for the bedroom\" just because the one dancing is a guy. And then don't go on and talk about the law against lewd acts in public. Last I checked, this place was a club.\nDon't treat your VIP like children.\n\nBuy your guitar drinks a block away at Cabo Wabo in Planet Hollywood.\n\nAside from the bad experience. The place is small and you have to leave the club to go to the bathroom. \"Rockhouse\"? I question why they call it that when we heard NO Rock music.\n\nDon't waste your time and money on this place.
__label__1 couple friends and i were walking down the strip and went by.  we mainly noticed it because the place is incredibly loud, and the music is pretty good.  we weren't going to stop, but a friend was buying some beers at their bar since the beers are usually 2 for the price of 1.  as we were waiting for him one of the guys outside was trying to get us to go in at $15 each, to which we said no thanks and started walking away as our friend was still getting his drinks.  we walked probably another 5 feet before he ran up to us and said he would do $10 each, to which we still told him no thanks and then we got our friend and went to left.  to which the guy came to us again and said $5 each to which we still just walked off.  so finally he let us in for free after about 3 minutes of trying to get us to pay.  we went in, probably stayed for 30 minutes, maybe and hour.  it was loud, music was good, drinks were decent priced, so i was semi content there, but the girls there were very meh, even with a buzz on, and a lot of the guys there seemed like frat guys who were too douchy and got kicked out of their frat.  so we left, i don't think i would go back at all
__label__1 Not the place to go if you are the least bit of an epicurean. I ordered the bbq chicken breast which came to me so dry I would have needed to eat it in the rain. c n cheese its ok if you are three years old. In fact the Kraft Mac n cheese in a box is a step above what I had.\n\nThe one good thing I can say is service was was very good, and prompt.\n\nAll in all I will giver it a second shot in the future, then review again.
__label__2 So far, NOT so good.  Our waiter ignored us and we had to snag another who just happened to catch my eye and asked if he could help.  Hopefully the food will be worth the frustration.\n\nWell they redeimed themselves.  The food was great and our new waiter was the best!  You gotta try the banana pudding.  It rocked.
__label__2 In my search for great BBQ this place stands out.  Not only is it tasty but it doesn't irritate my stomach.  That is a major plus in my book.  The one drawback is service.  I've ordered online and arrived at the specified pick up time 30-60 minutes later to still have to wait another 15-20 minutes.  So be advised to just go to the take out counter and order, as it will take just as long.
__label__2 Good Persian food with a courteous staff. Nice to have in the neighborhood.
__label__3 We had never had persian food before, just other Mediterranean and some Middle Eastern food, which it seemed like this was a mix of those regional foods? Based on the yelp recommendations, we made sure to share our dish since it sounded like you get quite a bit of food. \n\nWe got the chicken olivea salad, which is like a chicken/tuna/potato salad, really tasty with our pita bread. It had chicken, green beans, potatoes and lots of mayo, along with tomatoes and pickles on the side. We had leftovers, so I'm making a sandwich out of it! We also shared the sultani combo which had filet mignon and ground beef kebabs. They were both really tasty, and we especially liked the filet mignon. The combo came with batsmati rice and a tomato/cucumber/onion salsa type salad that came on the side. We had the persian ice cream for dessert since we read so much good stuff about it. It was really tasty considering it's a fancy vanilla ice cream. The rose water and pistachios added a nice touch of flavor that was yummy\n\nThere was one guy working, who was basically the host, waiter, and busboy, and he did an excellent job! Definitely will come back!
__label__1 I have eaten Persian quite a bit when we lived in Atlanta.  My husband and I went for lunch today.  His $12 gyros were very dry although the meat itself was nicely spiced.  The basmati rice was nicely cooked.\n\nI had shirazi salad and it was quite salty.  I've never had overtly salty Shirazi salad before.  i did not taste or see any mint in their salad, which i thought was a usual ingredient.  i have now compared the shirazi salad at Pars, Persian Room, and Tasty Kabob.  Tasty Kabob's shirazi is the most tasty, makes my mouth want to dance.\n\nI also had the Khask-o-bademjam at Pars.  It was salty and otherwise bland\n\nPars' bread is not the usual large disc shaped (12 inch diameter) type homemade bread I have become accustomed to at other Persian restaurants such as Persian Room after 6pm.  Pars' bread is more like pita bread but it is tasty.\n\nIf I go back to Pars, we will try the kebobs. they look good on the menu anyway.\n\nOur waiter was attentive and friendly.
__label__3 Solid persian food.  Have the beef platter - it comes with some kind of ground beef and sirloin on skewers.  Served on a bed of saffron rice.  Its all very delicious, and even better the next day.  $20/plate, but you can share between 2 people and be full.  Love the complimentary pita bread!
__label__0 I used to like this place for one reason. Ice cream. But service here is so horrible now. I can't comment on the food since we were never seated. The \"hostess\" was new and told us there were no tables available even though there were plenty of tables open. I asked why and she said those are all reserved for later...Hmm it was 6:45 and she said people had reservations for 6:30. That was the first issue. We've been here many times in the past, never with a reservation and this new hostess says they don't have a table for us. Then a server comes over and assures us we are not welcome there. Your job is to make customers feel welcomed, not kick them to the curb. Needless to say I will never come back. The only reason I've been going in the past was for their pistachio ice cream. All of the meat or chicken was always way too dry or undercooked. Rude service to say the least. They need to get rid of this horrible new staff and keep that help wanted sign on the window cause the staff they have now belongs at a walmart with their lack of hospitality. Go to Persian Room.
__label__2 I'm not to sure of what happened but they went from the best Italian Beef sandwich in the Valley to meh. The beef was sliced with the grain so it was a bit chewy and stringy. It also lacked in flavor and even though the bread was \"dipped\" the sandwich was dry. As always the fries were perfect and this is the only place in the Valley where they serve RC Cola. I love RC Cola.\nI'm hoping this was just a fluke, I have eaten here many times and have always had great food.  I'll try them next time I'm back in the area.
__label__3 very nice a little dated but all in all very nice. if only it was closer to my house.
__label__4 One of Scottsdales best hidden gems! Offers a full bar and  exceptional menu. Live music on Friday and Saturday nites and an intimate dance floor. We went on Saturday nite while Delphine and Joel were playing........What an amazing experience! That girl can sing like no other. Her voice really moves you! Rags Allen plays on Friday nites and has a way of getting people out on the dance floor. This has become our new favorite place to eat and play.
__label__3 Fish is very good and the chips are good if you don't get them to go.\nThe bar area has a good selection of beers on tap (Kronenbourg being my favorite)\nThe staff are friendly and the prices reasonable.\nAs other reviewers have said - the decor is simple, and does remind me of Fish and Chip Shops back in England (I am an ex-pat)\nThe grocery section has a decent selection and you can find some decent imported English foods
__label__0 the service was lousy. i have had better service before at the one at arrowhead mall. my daughter spilled her drink and they gave her an apron to clean herself? they left the soda on the floor so we had to step on it the whole time. what?
__label__0 Took an hour for our food to get to our table and by that time we needed to get it to go. I got the grilled chicken salad and it was horrible. Our waitress, in the full hour we were there, only came to our table 3 times. Drink order and food order (at the same time), to tell us our food was almost ready (a half hour after she took our order), then a half hour later to give us our check because she had someone else bring our food. And no they were not busy in the least but fully staffed. It was ridiculous.
__label__4 There is nothing better on a summer day then some fresh Mediterranean/ Greek Food. \nI was going to Trader Joe's and happened to see Amena in the corner of my eye so i quickly looked it up on yelp on my Iphone and say it got good reviews. \nWent inside and was happy how to see it is almost a deli set up with a little bit of table service.\nI had the Amena Salad $7.49 which had Mixed lettuce, Tomatoes, Cucumbers, Red onions, Feta Cheese, Walnuts and black olives with what i think was a herb vinaigrette. It hit the spot and was nicely balanced but kinda hard to eat with everything being small diced. \nSince i was hard torn between the salad and Falafel sandwich the cashier/ server/ busboy/ possible owner gave me three falafels and a pita bread for free.\nThe pita bread as Misti Y. sayes is AYUMYUMYUMYUM. taste like it was made minutes before it was brought out. and the falafel was very good. Crispy on the out side and soft on the inside with a great balance of herbs and spices. \nI would defiantly recommenced this place for a nice relaxed lunch.\nI will come back again.
__label__0 I am so upset right now that I can barely write this. \n\nBeing a loyal customer since day one and recommending Amena to both family and friends I thought my business meant something to the owner. I, at the very least, thought that my loyalty would buy me honesty. I was wrong. \n\nA couple of hours ago I went into Amena to get some tabbouleh. Rosie prepared it. When I got home and tasted it, it was FANTASTIC!!! It was so good that I decided to go back and get another batch. \n\nThe owner was there and when I told him how good that Rosie made it, he told me that everyone makes it exactly the same. I replied that it was not exactly true. I've had it many times when it had way to much lemon, to little of this or to much of that. However, Rosie's was perfect and I asked him to please let her make it for me. He agreed. I went around the corner to see it being made and to my disappointment and surprise, he was making it. I told him that I wanted to try it before I paid $12.00 for a large. Sure enough it was loaded with lemon and I told him so. He said he'd retry. Second attempt; just as bad. \n\nHe justified his lie by saying that Rosie was preparing another customer's dinner. I informed him that since I made a special trip to get more of Rosie's tabbouleh I would have been more than happy to wait for her to finish with her customers. \n\nLet's break this down. Over arrogance and dishonesty the owner lost a loyal customer that has been patronizing and recommending Amena to many, many people since literally day one. That's the definition of stupidity. I'm also posting this on Yelp and any other review sites that I can. \n\nI'll now give all of my business to Afandi on West Charleston. It's closer to my house anyway.
__label__4 Wow, Very good, well priced.  You can't go wrong, there's delicious middle eastern food and desert.  I love the pastries.  Try a Turkish coffee.
__label__4 I'm always on the hunt for good shawarma and falafels!  I was at csn searching for some nearby places to grab a bite.  The yelp app had turned up Amena bakery and deli.  I thought I'd give it a try.  The bakery is located in the same parking lot as trader joes. \n\nUpon walking inside I was greeted by the nice cashier.  I placed my order of one chicken shawarma sandwich and my brother had the falafel plate.  The chicken shawarma comes with your choice of veggies and hummus inside. The server, Miriam brought it out to us.  She was very pleasant and was very good at checking up on us.\n\nAt the end of our meal we had baklava.  That really sealed the deal on this place!  The baklava was perfect. It was so tasty and didn't just taste like a bunch of sugar. \n\nI'm so glad my first experience went well.  From the food to the service, this place is definitely a place you should try,
__label__2 food was fresh and authentic but way overpriced. owner was nice and so was girl behind counter will I be back maybe but only ordering food once you add in $2 drinks and $3 desserts the bill begins to rack up
__label__4 Amena had really good service and have really good plates.They have great prices I recommend it.
__label__3 I have been frequenting Hef's since their opening night. I almost always find myself satisfied. The place is rarely crowded during the day. The staff is very laid back and generally friendly. One thing I have noticed is they must have a subscription to like ESPN6 because there always seems to be some offbeat sporting event on their TV's. \n\nI have always enjoyed my food there. Yes, always. They have a good burger, excellent turkey club... yeah it's not a complicated menu but they get it right. There's not much to the salad if you get it as a side so I'd probably opt for the fries or pay extra for the mixed veggies. I haven't had the wings in a while but those were pretty good too.\n\nUnfortunately, as of January 2010 they no longer do lunch hours. I told you it was never crowded in there so I guess that's what happens. That kind of sucks.\n\nMy one gripe? They're charging in the 8 to 9 dollar range for many of their sandwiches. I have no problem with the price because it's quality. But for God's sake, their house ketchup tastes terrible. If I'm paying top dollar for a good sandwich, can I get a decent ketchup for the burger or fries? It's like having Marilyn Monroe as a model and dressing her in parachute pants. C'mon Hef's, you've gotta do better than that.
__label__4 How lucky we are to have a shop like this!\n\nMy friend and I were looking for something different to do so we signed up for a tea class.  For $15, you get a two hour course discussing the history of tea, different kinds of teas, tea customs, and brewing practices.  It was so interesting!\n\nThere store is just like...a charm on Forbes Ave in Sq Hill.  I grew up in Stuttgart Germany (Deutschland!) and I FLIPPED MY SHIZ when I saw they had the Schwarzwaelder Kirch Wasser Kuche I used to adore when I was a litlte Madchen.\n\nThey have EVERYTHING tea related you could possibly imagine.  Honestly, its a shame I didnt discover this place sooner bc I know I would have bought every mothers day gift here.  Tea pots, cozies, diffusers, cups, straws, stirrers, bags, bag holders, you name it, they have it.  They have a delicious selection of loose leaf teas, and I strongly recommend the Cream Earl Gray flavored tea.  It's so good if I made it for breakfast I'd have to call off work bc I'd be DONE for the day, it is that good.\n\nI felt the prices were reasonable, and Maggie was very very nice, helpful, and easy to talk to.  If you want to try a new tea, stop in, and she'll suggest the perfect one for you.  The tea classes are $15 and I thought it was work every penny and a fun way to spend a Wednesday evening.\n\nThe only thing I didnt like was that there were 15 people packed into the store for the tea class, and basically everything in the store is glass or porcelain, and I was afraid I was going to break something the entire time.  :S
__label__3 I like Big Buddha for its fresh taste, price, portions, and speed. I love it when I call in an order and when I get there (only 5 mins away) its almost always done I rarely have to wait for anything. I'm not real big on there fried rice seems like its just like the white rice with some Soy sause mixed into it... But over all a go place to go.
__label__4 Absolutely my favorite chinese place in all of Surprise and more than likely out of any place I have tried throughout my life. Every dish I have ever ordered has been fabulous. The people who own/work here are very sweet. The location itself is somewhat small inside but also offers outside patio dining. While I have dined in on occasion, I prefer takeout to get my chinese fix! The orange chicken is literally my all time favorite dish!
__label__3 Loved it!\nVery nice place for a Sunday afternoon lunch.\nSweet and sour chicken was very tasty.\nEverything was fresh and HOT!\nGreat value,lots of food for the money. Has lunch menu every day.\nWill return for sure.
__label__2 It's been a while since I was last at the Luxor, so it was good to see that they put in a more upscale lounge in the casino.  I went in the middle of the afternoon on a Monday, so not too busy inside, and the music was at just the right volume.  I spent most of my time at the bar playing video poker, and getting comped drinks like I do with any casino bar.  It was kind of cool with the \"misty waterfall\" in the center of the bar, behind the display of the liquor, and the videos that were being shown on the column behind it.\n\nOtherwise, it was just another bar.
__label__1 I was disappointed.\n\nRight off the bat... they didn't have a restroom.  My 4-year old was doing the potty dance and they couldn't help me.  We had to walk across the parking lot to Albertson's (which is why I don't think this is a good location for kids...even if it's also next to a Toys R Us haha).\n\nSecond, and probably most important, our food was bland.  We ordered a saimin, a lau lau/ short rib combo and the super low carb plate.  \n\nSaimin was alright, but my daughter didn't get to enjoy it while it was warm due to her mid-meal trek to the restroom.  \n\nMy lau lau (oven cooked meat and greens wrapped in a banana leaf packet) was super bland and mostly green.   There was literally one 1inchx1inch cube of beef.  When I used to make this at home (or eat it at a luau in Hawaii) it would be packed with beef, pork and fish... at least one chunk of each. Not here. Not this L&L.  My short rib was ok; a little greasy, but that is to be expected, but also very bland... like they kind of just dipped it in sauce after cooking instead of marinating the meat for any period of time.\n\nThe whole bland thing killed the super low carb plate.  It was loaded ... eggs, bbq chicken, bbq beef, shortribs, no rice... Not a bad deal, I guess, for $12. But, again, the meat, the chicken, everything tasted like it was missing something....\n\nI'll stick to Ohana on Durango... or even Aloha Kitchen on Decatur for my plate lunch fix.
__label__3 I really like Paradise Bakery, I was at this location every morning for about 2 years. The staff was always friendly but sometimes the line can get long if a lot of people come in at once. It can be a long wait to get served. Being a big muffin fan I always loved the apple cinnamon and blueberry muffins and they are consistently good.\n\nThe Paradise rewards are a nice perk, compared to other coffee shops it is easy to earn free drinks and food if you are a regular and would spend the money anyway.\n\nThe only reason this location looses one star is the sometimes pushy home business folk that take over every available booth and camp with their laptops. This is during the week. On weekends you get whole families with screaming kids. This does not seem to happen at the other locations in the area, could be the proximity to the hotel next door.
__label__0 First time @ this Paradise Bakery location & it will be my last! It was not busy me & my sister were the first ones to stand in line. After we placed our order & paid then the crowd started to roll in. Ridiculously slow service just to make 2 sandwiches. I mean come on REALLY!!! Our order was finally finished until the employee started to pick up trash off the ground before handing me our food! What ever happened to good costumer service??? My sandwich was not even good, dry with no spread & they messed up my sisters order. Horrible service & work ethic.
__label__0 I want to give a better review, but unfortunately today's experience was too poor to overlook.\n\nBad experience today... Low inventory, really slow service, their signature breakfast item is the muffins. While I was standing in line they ran out of almost everything and apparently weren't prepared with any new muffins baking. \n\nI walked out instead of getting breakfast
__label__1 i wish I could rate this place with more stars but sad to say I can't. I take all my cars here, have been a lifetime customer since I turned 16. But today when I brought in 1 tire to get replaced, i was not treated the way I normaly am. I have always price matched with tire rack or their discount tire direct website to try to save maybe ten bucks, but ryan would just add on random prices such installation, shipping prices bla bla bla. \n\nAfter I priced the tire online through their regular discount tire website, total out the door was still 4.xx cheaper than what I paid. \n\nThis will be my last time visiting this place and am going to take all my other business to either there competitors....Costco, walmart, or maybe I will try another discount tire.
__label__3 The sushi here is good. Go during happy hour, because the prices are great! The service was really fantastic. The staff were friendly, helpful, and polite. My first experience here was a really good one. I'll be back whenever I'm back in town.
__label__4 It is the place I go for burgers.  Fatburgers.  The shakes and fries simply tidy the meal up in my opinion.  :)
__label__4 We have been eating at Don Pedros for over a year and just love it. The place is never empty and its not because there is nothing else to eat in Queen Creek. If your looking for the \"Garcias\" type Mexican food, there are two other places in Queen Creek for that! But if you like real Mexican food, Don Pedros is for you! Even though busy, we have never had to wait long to be seated and the service is always great. The owner always walks around to the tables to make sure everything is to your liking! And, I likey!!! YUM  They also have Poker and Karaoke on Saturdays! Very fun!
__label__1 Signage outside shouts $4 SHOES but majority are priced in the $12-15 range. Quality may be questionable; majority are club-style heels made of synthetic materials in bright and clashing colors/fabrics.\n\nIn addition to clubbing heels, there's a variety of sandals and flats but most appear cheap- a step below Payless, more like what you'd get for your middle school daughter than purchase for yourself as an adult. Limited selection for men, no sneakers for women. Each shoe style only available in a few sizes, many limited to only a few pairs.\n\nStar score cut down due to the following:\nOnly available seating to try on shoes is by front counter, one single bench seat for the whole store which is inadequate for a store this size. Try on your shoes because mine weren't true to size.\nSignage upon entry bans food/drink and large purses, and indicates that bags can be searched at any time for any reason. And there are security-cam  photos posted behind the cashier of shoplifters, which is incredibly tacky and unprofessional.\n\nSuggestion: Hire more employees to wander the floor and keep an eye on product rather than drag down your business image like that. The only employee I've ever seen here is the cashier.
__label__3 I can remember when restaurants that occupy space in hotels were places to avoid and not at all sought out by the foodie crowd.  Since that's no longer a barometer by which to determine where a good meal can be found, we checked out Caffe Siena and were pleasantly surprised.  We were a group of 7, seated in the back room, treated quite well by staff (Jenna was great!), and most importantly, the food was great.  \n\nAs a nice start, the staff was kind enough to bring out complimentary apps - calamari and Mediterranean Meze (hummus, avocado puree and caponata).  Both were good - and good sized portions as well.  We also ordered the Lobster Mac & Cheese Terrine (loved it but could have used a bit more salt) and Sea Bass Cake (nice change from the usual crab cake). The best was the chipotle slaw served with the sea bass - delightful flavors and I wanted to use a warm roll to sop up the juices but using my best table manners, I deferred (drats!).\n\nBy the time the entrees arrived, I was a bit stuffed but onward and upward anyway.  Entrees ordered by the group included Roasted Pork Tenderloin (my choice and it was tender, flavorful and worth going back just for this dish), Chicken Marsala (heard this was quite good), Veggie Paella, Frutti Di Mare (looked amazing and our buddy was totally into this dish).  Clearly I missed an entree or two but I was too focused on my own dish to look up. \n\nIf I could change one thing and offer up a suggestion - enhance the wine list.  Not very much there; the wines were adequate but nothing special.  We did order wines but were unimpressed so the overall dining experience was just a tad diminished as a result.  \n\nCaffe Sienna - we really liked you and I'm going with 4-stars.  See you again soon.
__label__1 This dining experience was less than satisfactory. First of all we had a reservation but we still had to wait to be seated. When we finally were seated we were told that there was no cocktail menu only a wine list; that wasn't a huge deal. My date and I had already glanced at the menu so we had an idea of what we wanted. We both ordered a sea bass cake for an appetizer which is what drew us to the restaurant (Taste of Charlotte) it was severely lacking in flavor and was in desperate need of salt. It tasted nothing like the delicious sample we had tried months before. We also both ordered the steak and grilled shrimp with lobster Mac and cheese and asparagus (sounds amazing right?) It was severely disappointing! The lobster Mac and cheese tasted like Kraft from a box with artificial crab meat. The shrimp was not seasoned and not grilled just simply boiled with no flavor. The positive points of the dish was the steak was flavorful and cooked to the correct temperature and the asparagus wasn't bad but nothing special. The night ended with desserts; I ordered the creme br\u00fbl\u00e9e and my friend ordered the Nutella crepe- both were again disappointing. The creme br\u00fbl\u00e9e was old and very cold. The Nutella crepe was tough and chewy.... Luckily we were there for restaurant week so all three courses was only $30 but I would have rather paid full price somewhere else...
__label__3 My wife and I showed up at 10 minutes to closing with no reservations and the manager gave us the 411.  He said he would seat us immediately but didn't want us to feel rushed as they would be trying to take our order right away.  Well they walked us in and no one rushed us for anything.  Our bussboy had our water constantly filled and our waiter took time with us too, helping my wife to choose a wine with her dinner.  I of course had the Prime rib and it was wonderful (and large).  I also had the sides of garlic mashed potatoes and creamed spinach.  My wife had the asparagus and sauteed mushrooms and topped it off with a large salad.  The atmosphere was a cross between romantic and peaceful, which is no small feat when you have a casino right outside your doors.  When my wife and I finally gave up trying to finish everything, it was all packaged up for us and we enjoyed it the next day.  Our bussboy, the waiter and the manager were all very cordial and they turned a last minute meal into a very nice food affair for us.
__label__3 Love their chicken pot pie soup.  I had to get a BOWL of it.  And then a po-boy pastrami melt.  YUM!
__label__3 Love this place! Employees are so friendly! Place is clean food is good. Love the pasta salad!
__label__2 It was an ok show. Don't be too dissapointed if you miss it.
__label__2 For airport Mexican food I will give it a little credit.  My suggestion is keep it simple, order something like a quesadilla where odds of failure are really low and you'll probably come out alright.
__label__3 In a pinch you can always count on Ace Hardware!\n\nI needed some stake tape for my tomato plants and it was a tomato emergency so off to Ace I went.. being that its my local neighborhood store you'd think I would have been in here before. The Mr LOVES this place and is constantly making up reasons to go here.. I think he just likes the Ace points for discounts on future purchases.. anyhoo.. they had the tape and my tomato plants were saved from ruin! \n\nThank you Ace!! You're my neighborhood hero!
__label__4 great service, amazing staff, they know their stuff.....whatever it is they have everything i need and even stuff i didn't know i needed
__label__2 The bacon and eggs were great and the coffee was also.. The sandwiches not my favorite. But breakfast is a YES
__label__3 Finally made it over to Monona for brunch on Saturday. \n\nOur group of 6 arrived at 12:30 and thankfully there was a table available for us. You go and order up front with their very friendly staff. The ambiance is nothing special at all, but the view of the lake is really nice if you can grab a seat near the window. \n\nOverall, the food was very good. \n- Fungus Scrambler: AMAZING, I typically don't order scramblers because that's the easiest thing to make at home, but I would break my rule for this. If you like mushrooms but aren't huge on them, you will still adore this dish. Also there's truffle oil in this so...yeah. Do it.\n- Killer Scramble: I'm a sucker for smoked salmon and eggs, and this dish is no exception. They're pretty generous with the salmon and it goes so well with the cheese, it's just a party in your mouth.\n- Sweet Berry French Toast: meh. The server said this was really good but I disagree. Really boring, the orange mascarpone doesn't taste like orange or mascarpone and there's barely any on it anyway. Didn't love the texture of the toast, either.\n- Gloomy Day (or something) Smoothie: delicious!!! I slurped this up in like 30 seconds.\n\n\nI definitely want to go back, but I'll probably have anxiety over choosing between something I loved from my previous visit or trying something new!!
__label__0 Let me first say, I have been here many times and this was one of my favorite places for Chinese in the valley, but recent changes to the staff, serving portions and quality of food have made me re-evaluate my opinion of this place.\n\nI went in today during the lunch hours, having done so many times in the past.  The restaurant was empty of customers.  I placed a lunch menu order for carry-out.  I chose the Kung Pao Shrimp (with Soup and Fried Rice).  I ordered a separate pork egg roll as they usually are quite tasty here.\n\nWhen the boy was done taking my order, he sat back down at one of the tables and started to resume pulling the ends off snow peas, which he was doing before I walked in.  He never washed his hands before handing the food either.  Later, one of the kitchen staff came out front and started to talk to him in Chinese with my order ticket in his hand.  He then came to where I was sitting and informed me that he had neglected to charge me for the egg roll, but all were on the ticket.  I thought, sounds like that is your problem, not mine, since it was one the ticket that I had paid for.  I went ahead and paid the extra $1.46 for the egg roll.\n\nWhen my meal was ready to go, looked in the bag.  I had a bowl in the bag with my meal.  In the past, there was a Styrofoam container with rice and entr\u00e9e separated.  Not so anymore.  I asked why did I have a bowl, they explained they changed the way they packaged the meals now, but it was the same portion.  Ummm.. NOT the same portion at all.  I was still upset from the egg roll debacle and now I was getting less for the same price.  \n\nWhen I got home, I found they did not even bother to provide the sweet and sour dipping sauce for the egg role.  Glad I grabbed a couple of duck sauce packs before I left.  I started to eat the Dish I ordered and it was bland.  No heat for a Kung Pao dish.  The Wonton soup was also bland with no scallions and strips of pork in it as before.  The rice was very dried out too.\n\nSo sadly, this will be my last visit to this restaurant   I will be informing all my friends who I spoke to so highly of this place, to reconsider dining here as well.  The portion size and quality are not enough to make the stand out from Panda Express.  In fact, I would say you get about the same taste, but more quantity from Panda.  Darn shame, this was a diamond in Scottsdale, but now is a simply another lump of coal.
__label__2 RE was delicious Tapas, sadly they are now closed :(
__label__4 Their emu oil is great.  I use it for inflammation of my jaw and shoulders, it's wonderful.  I highly recommend it.  We buy it at Fresh Vitamins in Mesa.  No dyes, fully refined, I love it.
__label__3 I had been to Cafepino for lunch earlier this year with my sister. She liked it a lot, I thought it was just okay (we ordered the same thing, so go figure). I went back for dinner last night before seeing a movie. It was an enjoyable dinner. I told my boyfriend that it made me feel very European. \n\nWe ordered a salad and pizza from their menu of specials. The salad had sun dried tomato, radishes, fennel, and olives. It was served with an herbed olive oil dressing. I added a splash of balsamic vinegar. It was a nice, light salad. We also ordered some fresh baked bread to accompany the salad - it was delicious and made me anxiously anticipate trying the pizza crust. \n\nI wasn't dissapointed. Excellent pizza crust. The pizza was topped with red sauce, mozzarella, proscuitto, and arugula. It was a really great combo of flavors. \n\nThe service was very good - everyone was very nice and attentive. A lot of people were there enjoying glasses of wine and yummy looking cheese platters that I'd like to try. Overall, Cafepino is not a place I'd go out of my way to go to, but would gladly go to if I'm in the area or before or after a movie.
__label__4 Awesome!  Pizza rocks!  Pasta is great homemade stuff.  Really different than pretty much Italian type restaurants.
__label__0 Cafepino takes every opportunity possible to inflate your bill.  Our server asked us if we would like bread brought to to the table and then added $2.50 to our bill for it.  The specials were read to us.  I ordered the salad that was on special that was described as, \"Mixed greens topped with  warm grilled seasonal vegetable and chicken breast.  Imagine my shock when I received the bill and was charged $19.50 for salad!!  I was billed $15.00 for salad and an additional $4.50 for the chicken!   I went in for a quick bite with my two kids before a movie and ended up with a $75 bill!!!  Will never go back.
__label__4 I really liked the pizza, salad, and fettuccine. Towards the end I loved the sorbet ice cream. It was a mixture of cherry, vanilla, and chocolate. It was very different. The service was really good. All the waiters filled my water up when it was half way. They weren't those annoying waiters they ask you every 2 seconds if you need something. Since it's so close to lifetime fitness I might as well go there after the gym!
__label__2 Gyro Express is cheap and fast, definitely fills up during lunch. There is nothing special about this place, but it's good. Simply put if you're looking for a quick bite to eat and you don't have high expectations Gyro Express will do it.\n\nThe Gyro here is better than Big Fat Greek Restaurant but it's the only thing I will get when I go. If you are looking for other Greek food, wait service, a drink or going on a date then go to Big Fat...\n\nThis is one of those places I end up for lunch during the week but never get a craving for on the weekends.
__label__2 Okay, 1st off went there with the office homies, food was good but it was office lunch time so very limited seating and and bit nosiy around that time.  One thing I do remember is that we all ordered at the same time, and as our orders came up we were waiting for my buddies food, well what happened was that an girl walked past the line and you can tell she knew the cashier.. Well guess what happend next my buddy was still waiting for his food, due to the limited lunch time we started eating, the casier bagged up his order and gave it to the girl who cut in line  (WHAT!!) boy talk about wrong!!!  My buddy (Nick) was bringing me there for my first time to check this place out and they gave away his food.. (HOT MESS) so they offered a free (stale dessert) my buddy took it like a champ!  But a new Gyro place opened across the street from our office and now we go there.  There food it quick and people are friendly and there fries are much better.    Also they give us a dicount when we show our badges which is always a plus.... Yea!
__label__0 I have always been a fan of Papa John's Pizza, especially more than the other large pizza delivery chains. The quality of the pizza and prices were good and found it hard to complain. My opinion has started to change and I can say for a fact that I will never order pizza from the Papa John's at 231 W Thomas Rd, Phoenix, AZ 85013.\n\nI generally order a thin crust pizza and more often than not and like today, the pizza comes cold and has the consistency of wet cardboard and what you would assume would be crispy is about as far from it as you can get. The past few orders have been messed up in one way or another. I've received plain wings instead of the flavor I ordered and I can't count the amount of times the driver has forgot and promised to bring back a 2 liter of soda but never come back to bring it.\n\nThere are too many great pizza places around me to bother ordering this consistently bad pizza, even for convince sake and I would suggest you do the same.
__label__0 Customer service is terrible! I absolutely love their food but their service is unbelievable; they served us at about 10 minutes before they closed in paper plates (nothing that is able to be taken to go) and had the nerve to ask us to leave so they can SPRAY the table. REAAAAALLY! Like there is nothing else to do RIGHT when they close. May I mind you this place is outside. After we respond \"can you give us five minutes to eat\" he say \"well we're kinda closing\"
__label__4 This place is a valley institution. Bring cash. Don't feed the pigeons. Outdoor seating but misters help cool in the summer. Their fish is an acquired taste so I understand some of the negative reviews. My wife hates it so I eat here by myself. (She is not a local anyway).  I recommend the 4 piece fish and chips with an extra 2 oz special sauce. I have been eating here since I was a kid and hope to be eating here well into my retirement.
__label__4 We attended this event today and loved it! The grounds are beautiful and spread out so it didn't seem like it was overly crowded. \n\nThis is a well thought out event with food trucks located throughout so if you get hungry, there will be food near by.\n\nThe admission price was $7 and we felt it was a bargain. \n\nThere are a variety of artists so there is something for everyone to look at and/or buy.
__label__4 If my neighbors, Joe and Craig (like you care what their names are) hadn't discussed this place in my presence, I wouldn't be here today.\nI ordered the huevos rancheros, and my husband ordered the steak and eggs.\nHe loved his breakfast so much that he barely spoke. \nI loved my breakfast. And I mean, loved it. \nOut of a sense of duty, i offered the hubby a bite, and luckily, he was too busy devouring his steak and eggs, thus declining..\nMy huevos rancheros had perfectly cooked (over well) eggs on top of corn tortillas. On top? A delicious pork green chili that was to-die-for delish. In addition, you get rice and beans, AND hash browns! \nYummy, yummy, yummy! \nThe place is darling, very comfortable and has very nice personnel that are will to please. \nWe've already been back, and it was just as good the second time as it was the first!\nThis place is a winner!!!
__label__3 Lunch time! \nSmall and cosy, we drove last it by the time we realized where it was. But this kinda adds to it's charm.\nGood size patio as well, but we did not eat there. $6 kids meals are awesome! \nI ordered the \"Coronary Burger\". A whopping $10! (Actually really worth it). This burger came with two huge pieces if bacon, an egg, and all the trimmings. It was delicious! \nThe wait staff was a bit understaffed, not the waitresses fault but this place lost a star for that.\nOut waitress was great though, when she could get to us. She was very pleasant despite being obviously overwhelmed.\nTotal meal cost was about 45 bucks for two kids and two adults, worth it. If you get a chance to stop you should. Next time I'm getting breakfast.
__label__3 For a good quick lunch, you can taste excellent burgers and meat also done in different ways. I want to emphasize the excellent quality of the meat. Priced accordingly about 10 \u20ac to persona.Enrico
__label__3 After seeing Peter A's review, I totally had to check it out. I've been craving a burger lately but didn't feel like traveling too far. Plus who can pass up a hot dog! We walked into a pretty crowded place on a Sunday at 1pm. We sat down and ordered some drinks. My husband and I debated the menu for a bit. There were so many things that sounded so good. We finally decided on an order of buffalo cheesy fries, a guacamole jalape\u00f1o burger for me, a pastrami burger for hubby, a corn dog kids meal and a kraut dog to share. \nBuffalo cheesy fries - slightly tangy sauce with melted cheese. They weren't salty or spicy but were good.\nGuacamole jalape\u00f1o burger - I devoured this. The guacamole was creamy. There were just enough jalape\u00f1os to give it a little kick without overpowering it. Yummy deliciousness. \nPastrami burger - I took a bite. I just had to. It looked too good. The mustard had just the right kick. The pastrami complimented the burger in such the right way. \nKraut dog - oh snap... Literally! It was so good. Just enough spicy mustard and kraut. The kraut was crisp and wasn't too sour. \nCorn dog - nothing special. The stick said Foster's Farm. \n\nThis is going to be my local go to for a good burger and hot dog.
__label__2 As a kid growing up in home were mom didn't work, we rarely ate hot dogs. She always cook for us. When we did picnic's at the lake, or camping which we did a lot in the summer months, we'd eat hot dogs roasted over an open flame. Chili cheese dogs came later, and I didn't get to experience gourmet dogs until my adult years. \n\nToday we tried Great Links, and I was surprised at the different variations of hot dogs. If you want new experience try this place. I had the \nChicago dog with fried zucchini sticks. My husband ordered the chili cheese fries with the New York hot dog. \n\nThe bun became soggy with the liquid from the relish? And when I went to pick mine up, it kinda fell apart in my hand, and with each bite, the toppings fell off and the hot dog came through the bottom of the bun. We watched the guy make them, so we know they were not sitting for a while, but still yet, who likes a soggy bun? \n\nThe flavors of the peppers, pickle, tomato, onions, and green relish worked well together, the hot dog itself had a little snap to it, so I assume it was close to the real thing, however, I would try a different dog next time. As for the sides, the zucchini sticks were plentiful and had good crisp to them, but the chili on the fries did seem canned. \n\nFor a hot dog, this place was just okay. I'd try it again, just because of the variety on the menu. The staff were friendly and the atmosphere was very relaxed.
__label__3 It was my 2nd trip here.  The first time I had the roasted galic & mozzarella chicken sausage with a side of chili cheese tater tots.  This time I went for the Habanero chicken sausage and the Bratwurst.  Of all I tasted I must say the Habanero!\na little bit of heat, but very flavorful.  \n\nThe service is great. both the chef and waitress always come by and check if everything is ok or if I need anything.
__label__2 I really wish I would have liked this place more, especially because I was super excited to finally try it. Actually, when I first walked in, I kind of fell in love. The atmosphere is relaxed and our server was super friendly, gave us time and answered any questions we had. \n\nWe ordered the Chicago and the Las Vegas hot dog with the natural Italian fries on the side. The fries came out first and unfortunately they were just ok. Too much parmesan cheese, too salty and too fatty and they got soggy very quick. The hot dogs were ok, almost too much of everything in my opinion. \n\nThen, as soon as we walked out of this place, I ended up having an upset stomach that lasted all day. But this also could be due to me eating generally organic and healthy and perhaps my body doesn't like fatty food anymore. My husband was ok and he ate the same as I did, so I don't think the meat was bad. Regardless, I didn't like it enough to go back any time soon, but if I did, I think I would stay away from all the loaded hot dogs and try a simple one or get a sandwich.
__label__3 OMG!!! i loved it. I had the Las Vegas Dog my GF had the Mob Boss Dogg and we SMASHED!!! its a nice cozy spot perfect for watching a game eating great food and grabbing a beer. 3 thumbs up if i had another. lol
__label__1 Ohhh I wanted to like it! We live in Henderson, so it took a lot to convince my roommate to drive the 30 miles one way -- I had to offer to pay LOL so off we went. I ordered NY Street Dog, waffle fries & BBQ Western Burger w/bacon. I have to admit when the food got to the table, in the cute little bar style baskets -- I turned to my roommate and said \"disgusting\". It was so gross, to me (and I'm from the west coast) but it was all Chicago style -- like a mess. It wasn't the type of food you can just pick up and eat, the bun - from both the hot dog and the burger were just saturated, wet, soggy, mushy like dough like gross - which is where my \"disgusting\" game from. So the hotdog was some type of pressed meat type of hot-dog, like a cheap hot dog and it was not grilled. It was not a good, high quality hot dog at all. What I didn't like was it was all pink - inside and out I don't know I like my hotdogs grilled with like grill marks on the outside. This dog sat down in the soggy bun covered with sour croute and mustard. I bit off the one end and pushed the hotdog over to my roommate. He cut his burger in half and gave me half - same thing, and I wanted to take a picture but I felt silly - it was a big piece of mush. Seriously like \u00be of it had been dipped in BBQ sauce........... It seems like the BBQ burger had some kind chili on it or something but it was all over saturated with BBQ/Chili sauce. I took a bite, the burger itself seemed like a good burger - and I did like the actual meat of the burger itself but as the BBQ sauce got all over my hands and fingers it was a mess, yucky - I set the rest of the burger in its basket and pushed it away. I went to the bathroom to wash my hands. Oh ya and they were out of waffle fries - so we opted for the \"natural\" fries, which ya, were very greasy. We ate all of the fries, because we were hungry and both of us not too happy with the meals - the little sauces that came with the fries was good  some kind of Cajun sauce and what seemed to be tarter.\n\nLike I said I wanted to like this place, I like the d\u00e9cor and the waitress was very nice but this place is not my style. I'll continue on my personal search for a great Las Vegas burger.
__label__3 I like that this location is a few miles away from the strip. \n\nDon't get me wrong, sometimes it's just easier to be on the strip where all the action is, but sometimes after a long day of food, alcohol, and SMOKE, i just need to get out of there and go somewhere that reminds me the comforts of home which is what this place does!\n\nYou are only a FEW miles away from the strip, it's really not that far.\n\nthe units have everything you expect a worldmark property to have, full kitchen, laundry appliances, deck, etc. and of course it's spacious. \n\nso if you don't want to cram 4 people into one open room, and stay in a hotel that reeks of smoke and booze, I would definitely recommend staying here.\n\nNote: for those that like to gamble in the morning, afternoon, and night, this is probably not the place for you since they have no slots or tables, FYI.
__label__2 Me & the Mister went here for lunch this afternoon; we'd never been here before.  He wanted a good burger (which he only gets a hankering for every couple months or so...) and although I wasn't in the mood for something that heavy, I was open since I usually pick the place.\n\nHe ordered a cheeseburger w/ everything hold the ketchup; I had the bacon cheeseburger - hold the mayo & fungus (mushrooms) and we shared a regular fry.  He finished his on the spot I had to take mine home.  He said it was messy but good.  I said good burgers are supposed to be messy IMHO.\n\nThe fresh, yet greasy fries in the bottom of the bag took me back in time to my days of taking AmTrak w/ my Moms from Penn Station in NY to Union Station in Chicago to visit my grandmother - Moms would always pack some various foods that some would wind up soaking through the bags; but I digress...\n\nThe total for this meal plus 2 soda's = about $21.  I would venture back, but it may be awhile.\n\n...I'm still stuffed I really don't think I'll need dinner tonight.
__label__2 Croissants and bread pudding. That's the only reason I eat here, the rest is just details. Ok, the rest of the food is pretty good. I know in all my reviews I put a disclaimer about \"it's nothing AMAZING\" and this one is no exception. The atmosphere is dark and relaxing and at lunch time, it's always busy. Today I had the new chicken salad sandwich...meh. I should have stuck to their fish or steak selection. They know how to grill a steak or a fillet of fish. The chicken salad however was sad and disappointing. The bread was so coarse that it scraped the roof of my mouth, the chicken salad barely had any mayo and WAY too much red onion chunks. I won't be ordering that again. Other than that, I'm rarely disappointed with Charleston's and plan to devour more croissants and bread pudding. Those are a little piece of heaven on a busy day!
__label__4 The Mesa Family YMCA is a great value.\nI admit, big expensive fancy gyms turn me off -- I hate feeling like I'm walking into a Scottsdale Club when all I want to do is work out in my crappy workout clothes (seriously: I don't have enough money to waste it all on clothing that I wear to sweat in -- wtf?). \nThat's why I like the Y. It's close to my office, so I often stop in after work. They offer a lot of classes, and the yoga and kickboxing ones I've been to are very good. I've also taken their water aerobics classes with one coworker -- everyone else was about 80. It was awesome!\n\nThey just updated their weightlifting equipment and their exercise machines are OK. Basically, this gym has everything you NEED, without a lot of extras -- but that's ok with me. Everyone is pretty friendly, too.\nOne downside is the neighborhood -- My car got broken into in their parking lot last year and I lost a TON of stuff, so beware!
__label__0 I stopped by to get some coffee and snack at the center bar. The bartender was loud and awkward in his behaviour ignoring me for the first 5 minutes. He was definitely under the influence. Finally he asked me what i needed (!) I asked him if he could make a cup of iced latte and after the positive answer, ordered such. He made hot coffee, dropped couple ice cubes in it, added milk - that was his definition of ice latte. I didn't want to make a big deal, paid, took my coffee and left. On the way out I sipped my coffee hoping it was ok, but it was disgusting colored water. I had to come back and asked the bartender if he could make another normal one. He turned red, and loudly in aggressive manner was demanding answers what was wrong with the coffee he made. I explained to him after what he yelled in my face i should go get coffee somewhere else. He throw couple dollar bills at me screaming \"you can go and have it on me\"...i actually paid for it (!) I did let him know he is out of control and rude asking to speak to his manager. He yelled me \"And who are you for me to do so?\" He took a business card out of the pocket throwing it at me, saying \"here, come and visit me!\" \nThe following day i got a hold of the general manager of double Helix bar and boutique. She seemed to be aware of the situation but expressed very little interest at hearing it from me. There was simply no appology. I made it very clear I didnt come to ask for any accommodation from them, but wanted the bartender to be held accountable for his unappropriate insaulting behaviour. The manager refused to contact the owner and refused to provide me with his contact info. \nThe following day, I was reading some Vegas magazine and ran accross an article about Double Helix and the owner. From that article I got his name and decided to try my luck by emailing him at the address combined in several variations of his first and last name at doublehelix website, hoping he wasn't aware of the situation but can satisfy my request. \nSuprisingly i got an answer from him in a day or so. It was full of protection for his bartender, indicating how great he was and hinting how much i was wrong and unappropriate (!) Are you kidding me?! Big spendings or not, i was a customer! I thanked Mr Nisi for his time but let him know i will use my way for the truth to come out planning on writing the review at least. In return, Mr Nisi got a hold of my employer making up false accusations and saying i was threatening him. Sure, if writing a review is a threat!...I believe i have all rights to do so. It wasn't a threat, it was a promise. \nThe lesson of my story is - there are retailers, bartenders, owners of businesses, people working in customer service who does judge you by the way you are dressed and how much money you spend. They are not willing to take care of you even though it is their job and they are paid for it! We, customers, pay for it. And I refuse to pretend it is ok the get this kind of service in \"high-end\" place. Wine, dinner, coffee, or water, doesn't matter. And no matter how wonderful Double Helix may sound on their main web page, the reason to have a rude bartender, it is because it is allowed for him to be so, it is beacuse the owner himself exactly like that! Simply a jerk
__label__4 I don't think everyone knows this place is open yet, not even the hotel employees- but it is, and its a CUT above the rest! My BF and I had the pleasure of dining at Wolfgang Puck's newbie this last weekend.  It is a spin off of the Beverly Hills location, but a lot easier - at this point- to get a reservation. \n\nThe decor is very modern and sexy, lots of deep purples, black, silver and mirrors- with kind of a rock vibe as they played classic rock all night long. There was a lounge/bar in the opening room of the restaurant, followed by a large open dining room and a smaller space behind a half wall.  The service was superb, there were at least 7 people involved in taking care of our table- server, sommelier, GM, host... the list goes on. Everyone was extremely helpful and you could feel their excitement and anticipation of being apart of a new restaurant. \n\nWithin the first few minutes of sitting down we were brought a selection of breads, homemade and purchased from La Brea bakery- my favorite was the pretzel!  We ordered a bottle of Spanish red Artuzu, which I had never had before, but was surprisingly tasty and affordable. Their wine list was many pages long, for those of you lucky folks who have hit it big and can spend your dough. Soon after, the cuts of meat that were featured for the day were brought to our table for viewing; I never thought big hunks of blood could look so beautiful, but they did.  The menu highlights particular selections from 4 sources, so that one can choose based on palette preference and budget.  The USDA Prime was the least expensive, followed by USDA Prime aged 35 days, American Kobe and 100% Japanese Wagu.  We chose the USDA Prime 34 oz. porterhouse for 2 and were not disappointed. Although my curiosity is killing me about the $80 6 oz. filet : )\n\nAs we waited for our steak and potatoes....we wined, sampled the pork belly appetizer and were given a hot gruyere roll- yumm!  When the entree arrived the steak was cut table side for us. It smelled amazing and was top with fresh thyme for an added effect.  The portion was larger than we expected and divinely cooked- a little pink with no char outside as I had requested. We ate it all!! Unfortunately, that left no room for dessert, so I cannot comment on that. But I was so satisfied it didn't matter.  \n\nThings are great now, and I would go back to CUT, but can only imagine that things will get better as the staff, kitchen and hotel gets more practice.
__label__4 Pros: Taste of New York Sirloin (the Japanese Wagyu 2 oz. specifically), cool decor, really nice server named Carlos\nCons: None?\n\nI went here with Kristin C. for our 2 year anniversary dinner last week and I was definitely impressed. The decor was really nice in here.  It had a modern feel. The lights were dimmed which created a very relaxing and intimate setting. Perfect for a romantic dinner. We got a nice booth and a really attentive server named Carlos.\n\nDecor is nice and all, but we all know the food is really what matters.  After we ordered, another waiter came around with a platter of different breads. I got one wheat bread and one pretzel type bread. Apparently, the pretzel bread is their specialty. I could definitely see why. It was soft and delicious.\n\nFor my main course, I ordered the \"A Tasting of New York Sirloin\" ($140). It comes with different types of New York sirloin:\n\n- Japanese Wagyu From Saga Prefecture 2 Oz\n- American \"Kobe Style\" From Snake River Farms 4 Oz\n- U.S.D.A. PRIME Dry Age From Nebraska 4 Oz\n\nAll 3 steaks were really tasty. Definitely, some of the best steaks I've had in my life. However, the best out of the 3 was definitely the Japanese Wagyu. So freaking good. It was nice and tender. My steak knife cut through it like butter. I can see why they only give 2 oz. too. Two reasons: 1) its the pricest per ounce and 2) I think since it's sooo rich and tender, if you get too much, it might be too much of a good thing.\n\nWe also got potato puree and mushrooms as sides and they were good too. But seriously, the steaks made my night.  Hanging out with Kristin C. was cool too I guess :)\n\nOverall, this place is great for special occasions. I might just have to go to CUT in LA just to get my Japanese Wagyu fix.
__label__4 The food was absolutely delicious. I had the American Wagyu filet, which was excellently prepared and amazingly tender. The wild mushrooms side was wonderful as well and I would have been happy eating them as a meal themselves.\n\nService was also great, though the waiter confessed that although he was a certified sommelier, it was \"really just a certificate he got.\" No matter, a brief discussion and we decided on a bottle of Gigondas that paired beautifully with the steaks.\n\nThe only real downside was, naturally, the price. However, I did not pick up the tab on this one, and I recommend you do the same. If you end up paying, come prepared to spend a lot and have a bit extra in your pocket.
__label__3 Mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm... CUT!\n\nWe shared the corn salad starter.  Now, corn salad sounds so terribly unappealing to me - but it was the one salad the three of us could agree on.  SO SO SO SO GOOD!  Mmmmm.. corn salad!\n\nAnd then the bread tray.  I heart bread trays.  We sampled all the bread but my heart and my taste buds have pledged allegiance to the fresh baked, soft, doughy, salty pretzel bread.  The best thing ever.  So good.  the nice waiter actually put six of the pretzels in a container for us - which we snacked on the entire next day - just because we couldn't stop gushing about them.\n\nThere was a small cheese-puff amuse bouche that came out after the salad.  It was yummy.\n\nFor my main course I had the filet mignon, cooked to perfection.  Seriously.  Perfect.  Delicious.  Wow.  I mean... WOW!  What a great steak.\n\nWhile we each ordered sauce - I had the bearnaise (yum), my friend had the horseradish (good) and my sister had the steak sauce (a bit sweet for me) - we truly didn't need it... what your server doesn't tell you is that they will bring out various mustards - lavender, etc - and that the mustards are just as good as - if not better than - the sauces.\n\nService was impeccable.  Attentive but not in your face.\n\nMy cocktail was okay.  I think it was called a Hemingway.  It didn't blow me away.  Neither did the mille-feuille the three of us shared... It was okay, not great.  A let down, actually.  The cream was delicious but a mille-feuille translates - literally - into a thousand sheets.  As in \"lots of pastry.\"  And this had maybe 5 sheets.  Maybe not.  I would have skipped the dessert and gone somewhere else.  Finally, the sides were a mixed back.  The creamed spinach was good, but not great.  The yukon potato puree was tasteless... the peppers and mushrooms were DEEEEELISH.  Please, do everyone a favor and order them.  mmmmm.\n\nSo, 5 stars for theservice, the meat, the bread and the salad.\n\n4 stars for the sauces.\n\n3 stars for the cocktails and sides.\n\n2 stars for the dessert.\n\n4 stars overall... I'll be back, but I still prefer CraftSteak and Nero.
__label__0 Awful. Did I say awful? This place is a real LV stinker. Over hype, overpriced, over full of itself. Whatever you do, don't order fish. I thought the place in Beverly Hills was over the top - with a view of the driveway and unloading vans and limos. Really, a mess in progress.
__label__1 Group of 4 went for a bachelor party planning on eating a cow or 2.  Left very disappointed.\n\nWe ordered thw Wagyu filet, Wagyu NY, and 2 bone-in NY strips.  Good quality meats cooked well but WTH was up with all the salt?  I usually eat way too salty and spicy but it was painful.  We had to scrape off the salt and pepper just to get through the first few bites.  I wanted to rinse it in water and eat it with a bowl of rice!  4 Koreans who eat every meal spicy, salty, and any variety of pain couldn't handle it.\n\nWhen we told the waiter he began with the defensive routine and gave us a look like we didn't know what we were talking about.  The manager did send out 2 replacement steaks which were completely unseasoned and rare.  At least they were free.  Sides were above average but at \"entre prices\" you would expect some wow factor.
__label__2 Free complimentary special occasion desert for $8.00\n\nTried to charge us $8 for a complimentary anniversary cake. We were checking our bill and upon closer inspection, they printed out the $8 to look like a $0. We asked the server about it, he didn't even need to check the bill and knew what was going on and proceeded to fix it for us. Shady, I wonder how many people were jibbed from this.\n\nOtherwise, the American Kobe style rib eye was the best piece of steak I have ever had. Having already had A5 (highest rated cut) kobe/wagyu beef in japan and Hong Kong numerous times, I was skeptical that any other beef would excite me, however the American Kobe had the best of both worlds. The marbling and fat of a Japanese Kobe beef and the beefy robust taste of a Angus beef. I would choose the American Kobe Style rib eye over Japanese Kobe/wagyu steak.\n\nDon't bother with the tasting of Sirloin, I ordered that and ended up enjoying my girlfriends American Kobe rib eye instead.\n\nThe bone marrow flan and desert were pretty good as well.\n\nIf it weren't for the shady billing I would definitely give this place a 5-stars.
__label__4 Amazing dinner; outstanding service.  \n\nPrime filet mignon \"carpaccio,\" celery hearts, truffle hollandaise, white truffles from Alba, Italy; U.S.D.A. prime, Illinois corn fed, aged 21 days, bone in New York sirloin 20 Oz (rare); wild field mushrooms & Japanese shishito peppers... a meal to remember.
__label__2 Whenever I'm in Vegas, I always like to eat at a nice restaurant. This was my choice one year. \nWe had ordered for appetizers was the bone marrow and maple glazed pork belly. These were amazing. Melt-in-your-mouth goodness!!!! \nAnd for our entrees, I had ordered the 8 oz. filet mignon/American Wagyu while my bf ordered the \"A tasting of New York sirloin\". We both requested med-rare as how our steak should be cooked. As for the sides, we had the wild field mushrooms, creamed spinach and broccoli-rapini. And of course, a bottle of red wine(I don't remember what it was). When our steaks and sides arrived, I was excited to cut into the steak and taste the wonderfully crusted meat but to my surprise, I was disappointed and didn't like my steak at all. I like my steak crusted but not burnt!!! I didn't touch my steak for the rest of my meal but I did enjoy the wine and the sides we had ordered. I can honestly say that I will not be returning. That's only based on my steak alone bc the service was impeccable.
__label__1 Steaks were extremely expensive and did not taste much better then what I had at an all you can eat Buffett the night before!
__label__1 Horrible service ! Waiting 20 minutes for drinks.....missing bread sticks on one table . Had to ask for water....never got the breadsticks ....first round should have been on them for lack of efficient staff. Stay there all the time but won't be back to that restaurant!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
__label__4 My boyfriend and I took a last minute trip to Vegas, and based on reviews, made a reservation at Cut.  We were not disappointed.  From the moment we walked through the door the service was friendly, accommodating, and attentive from the hostesses, to the bartender, to our two waiters.  Wine choices were on par. Nice, simple decor.  Excellent presentation and recommendations on types of steak.  Did not skimp on the bread (which unfortunately we took full advantage of).  We shared the American Wagyu Beef porterhouse for two and it was possible the BEST steak I have ever had.  Cooked to perfection.  Sides of mac and cheese and caramelized cauliflower also did not disappoint.  We finished with a huge and yummy chocolate souffl\u00e9.  The whole experience was a delight.  Great meal, great atmosphere, great service.  You can't ask for much more.  We definitely made the right choice with this restaurant.
__label__1 Overrated. \n\nI think I ordered the wrong steak but at $60 a steak, I still expected a good steak. \n\nI read the reviews and I still ordered the bone in since bone in has such good flavor. Yes, I understand it wouldn't be the most tender cut of meat, but it was chewy. I have had much better steaks in texas (also corn fed like they highly describe on their menu and by the waiter) than at cut. \n\nThe rest - the sides were ok. i really enjoyed the mac and cheese that gets prepped (stirred) at the table as well as the spinach with egg. But the other sides were just ok. \n\nWine/drink: they had a drink menu on an ipad and yes that's impressive but when it's a group of seven (mostly guys - i was the lone girl) it might be smart to give us more than one unit. \n\nThe cheesy bread was amazing - that's the only reason this place got two stars. \n\nService was great - but expected at a place of this size. \n\nAll said and done, I paid two hundred dollars for my meal of a bad steak and ok mac and cheese. \n\nwill not come again.
__label__4 I brought my fiancee here for our anniversary and we both loved it. He said it was the best steak he's had and we've tried it all. They really do their best to make you feel welcomed and special. I felt like we were eating a friend's home because the hospitality was just that warm. \n\nThe big ol' blown up portrait of Wolfgang Puck at the entrance is egregious though. Yea, he's a celebrity, but it's just tacky.
__label__4 2012, I travelled to Vegas to meet a darling old friend and he took me to CUT Steakhouse. Since then, I have compared every steakhouse to this location and no meat melts in my mouth as that night. The salad, appetizer, mashed potatoes and the STEAK was to die for.. I've been exposed to quality and now, I can't compare any other steakhouse to this place. My #1 Favorite Steakhouse of all time! Oh and service was spectacular unless my friend's presence as being a regular customer and a known face may have added to some favoritism. Either way, 5 stars was well deserved.
__label__1 The steak, apps, and sides were all delicious. However the rude service provided by the manager was very disturbing to say the least. The food runners brought the steaks out and mixed the steaks giving the me the medium well steak when I ordered a medium rare steak and giving the medium rare steak to someone who ordered medium well. When we told the waitress she brought the steaks back to be corrected. The manager then brings out the medium well steak to show us and pretty much \"test\" our integrity by asking if this is how we wanted it cooked. He then proceeded to try to tell us that this is a medium rare steak when the steak was definitely not as rare as the steak that everyone else was eating. We came here to enjoy a great meal, however this manager ruined our experience. We will definitely never be coming back EVER again or refer this place to anyone.
__label__4 Amazing! Seriously amazing! From the amuse to the banana cream pie, everything was utterly delicious. We started with the  steak tartare and the crab and shrimp Louis. We then split the American Waygu ribeye and the lobster. Hands down the best meal ever!
__label__3 Read the reviews and ordered the porterhouse for two with a side of bone marrow...WOW..was the marrow rich..I think we drank an extra bottle of wine because of that.\n\nThe porterhouse rare..was perfect..cold center and melt in your mouth tender.\n\nThe wild mushrooms sides was delicious.
__label__0 Horrible; don't waist your money. I left before they could even finish my order. Go to a different Chipotle.
__label__2 Slow service and small portions.  Food is good but not worth the wait.
__label__3 It's in-n-out burger. You can't go wrong!
__label__4 Really people it's in n out burger do I really have to say anymore except. Fresh and yummy.
__label__2 Most locations are usually the same but this branch's lettuce tends to always be soggy and the bread either over cooked or old.
__label__4 YOU CAN NOT GO WRONG.\n\n$5.50 per person for unlimited pizza, pasta, salad and dessert. Extra $1 for a fountain drink. If you opt out, snag a water cup and fill it with Sprite. They didn't say anything to us. I mean, it's Cici's. It's ghetto like that.\n\nSome necessary items to try: The Bacon Salad (only because I don't know what exactly the \"bacon\" is-- bits of plastic?), The Buffalo Chicken Pizza (I only verified this from the website-- we all thought it was nacho pizza), The Alfredo Pizza (no Marinara, sub Alfredo-- weird), and last but not least THE MACARONI AND CHEESE PIZZA. No marinara, sub maca-cheese sauce, with noodles all over the top. Nasty in the best way possible.\n\nI probably ate my weight in pizza. I'm not kidding here-- at least 8 slices, plus some salad, some pasta, a gank of garlic bread, topping it off with four or five cinnamon rolls and a slice of apple-cinnamon pizza. Delicious. \n\nThis is good and satisfying the way that hangover food is satisfying. It's like Souplantation-- but not good for you. It's like all you can eat Shakey's. Cici's doesn't attract the nicest clientele, and there's lots of kids running all over the place, but facing these horrors is worth it for the experience. I drove all the way to Vegas and 15 miles farther up the I-15 than I needed to just to experience this place.\n\nThere's commercials for this joint all over California, but I believe I can confidently say that me and my boyfriend were some of the first Californians to go out of our way to experience the nastiness that is Cici's Pizza.\n\nFor some reason, this listing doesn't come up in Google and I was only able to find it by searching by zip code on the Cici's website. Next time you're in Vegas, hit it up!
__label__0 Overpriced and disappointing. I will never go back. I arrived for an oil change and I had my own oil, so you can understand my surprise when they proceed to charge me $40.00 for an oil change.  $40.00! Oh but wait, I got a $2 credit for bringing my own oil. What a joke. Thankfully the staff was great, not $40 oil change great, but nice enough.
__label__2 Just came in for a smog check. It's $19.95 regular price but with the coupon mailer it's $14.95. Can't really complain much about it. Simple service in and out and cheaper than jiffy smog definitely.
__label__3 Therapy is a good little place to go, I didn't try the food but the drinks were good and not too expensive.\n\nThings were creative and we had a fantastic bartender who found a few drinks for someone as picky as I am to fully enjoy.\n\nTry their Irish Coffees, simply FANTSTIC.
__label__0 The office seems really nice until you are serviced by the staff. It is rare the women at the front desk notices you walked in the door or greats you with a smile. Getting them to return a phone call is a joke. Now waiting on day 3 for a return call. I have called 4 times. Most of the nurses are nice though. I just went in and am sure Dr. Webb is on drugs from his surgery. He could hardly get a sentence out and could not answer any questions I had. The one person that was so nice however, is the lady who does the ultrasounds. One nurse completely blew me off with questions and concerns I had. I will never go back to this office and NEVER refer them to anyone, unless you want the worst service and care. We wanted 6 children thats a lot of money you just lost.
__label__1 Barack Obama ate here!  That's right BITCH, the next Pressy had a burger here.  This from the owners mouth.\n\nAt any rate, man did I want to LOVE this place, unfortunately my burger was over cooked.  The seasoning was great so I think it was just my bad luck.  I will go back.  But here's the real reason to eat here, it's Fucking CHEAP!  $5 get's you a burger, fries and a coke!  You can't beat that!
__label__0 I saw this place yesterday, while i was out running some errands. I was very intrigued. The idea was similar to Cheba Hut (which i am a huge fan of) So i just checked it out for lunch and was very disappointed. I ordered the Magic Mushroom Burger with frys. The girl who took my order was very cute, but my burger was extremely salty. This alone \"killed my trip\". I may go back for a Shasta Cream soda someday. Hopefully the same girl who took my order is still there.
__label__3 This area is teaming with unique options and real honest to goodness bargains. Stop by Magic Mushroom and get a burger, fries and a can of soda for $5 even. The owners start early in the morning to grind the meat fresh ever day that goes into the burgers, now that's some serious attention to detail. If available, and you're really hungry, try the Fat Ass ($7.50). This burger is just as much fun ordering, as it is eating. A couple of beef patties with all the fixings, plus bacon on a deliciously soft bun, sides of fries, onion rings and 2 sodas, whew! Go Fat Ass! \n\nInside Two Hippies there's enough tie-dyed, flower child kitsch packed into this place to transport you to the summer of love in one step through the door. Look out Brady's, there's a new bunch in town!
__label__2 It's October 1st and they're still on \"summer hours\" according to a small sign on their front door, so when I came here last night (Friday) at 6:30pm they were already closed.  It smelled pretty good though, so I came back for lunch today.  \n\nI usually keep it pretty simple when I eat somewhere new, so I just ordered a regular cheeseburger with no tomato and fries.  The fries are a generous portion, but they're the floppy soggy kind. I suppose that's partially on me and I should have ordered them \"crispy\", but since he didn't even get the \"no tomato\" part right, I'm not confident that would have made a difference.\n\nBut even with these difficulties, I still liked the burger and I'm a fan of these types of divey places--so I might give it a shot if I'm ever in this part of Phoenix again and they're actually open.
__label__4 An AZ original 2Hippies! The best people, the best price, the best Burgers!
__label__1 This place gets 2 stars because of the amenities!!! The pool area was worth a lot more than our massages. We got a 50 minute couples massage which was $300, they automatically add your 20% tip in (which I don't agree with considering I am in a customer service based occupation) the spa is beautiful, but there was no area to see each other prior, men's and women's areas are separated, and it seemed very rushed. We both asked for deep tissue and got nothing of the sort. The massage was lackluster and frustrating. I have very bad knots in my shoulders and she never even rubbed my shoulders, so I walked away with so sense of relief?!?! I would not go back to this spa, even if we come back for future trips with the timeshare. I will likely find another spa in scottsdale off of the JW Marriott resort.
__label__3 Looks can be deceiving!  \n\nWe have passed by this place dozens of times and never thought it was much more than what it looked like from the outside, just another bar in a strip mall.  How wrong we were!  Last night we wanted to go out and have some good Wisconsin 'pub' food, but wanted to try someplace different.  After looking through reviews of numerous places on this site and others, I decided to give this place a try.  My family was a little skeptical at first, but once we entered fears began to ease.  The size, layout, decor and most importantly the food were all top notch for a pub.  The only reason I didn't give it five stars was picayune, but important to me.  Last night was Friday which means Fish Fry in Wisconsin.  Of course this meant I had to partake in the all you can eat version of it!  While the initial plate was plentiful and reasonably prepared, it took FOREVER to arrive and no one ever asked if I wanted more.  I'm sure this was probably due to them being packed, but even so it did detract a little for me from my overall take on the place.  That being said, we are eagerly awaiting our next visit there!
__label__3 Very good.  Nice staff, good bar food selection and nice space.  I am reluctant to eat at a restaurant in a strip mall BUTTT this place was very good.\n\nThe food was good.  Loved the homemade mushroom soup.  The waitress was VERY friendly.  The clientele was relaxed and subtle.  \n\nAs I wind down my year in Wisconsin I can definitely say this place is very Wisconsin and for that I appreciate it even more.
__label__1 Mid Town Pub has been a frequent haunt but am going to have to find a new spot. A few weeks ago I ordered  the chicken cordon bleu sandwich. I was served another menu item that was chicken served with mounds of jalape\u00f1os. When I pointed out the error, they quickly replaced it... With the same sandwich sans jalape\u00f1os and added ham. Chicken was still steeped in jalape\u00f1o flavor. I didn't eat it but was charged for it.\n\n Wanted to give the kitchen another chance on a recent visit and was served yet another in edible sandwich. It was so salty and pepper ladened that the first bite was my last.\n\nThis kitchen needs some guidance! Adios mtp!
__label__2 The service was outstanding.  The waiter and general manager nailed the whole experience.  The food was good, but I have had equally as good cuts of steak elsewhere for 1/2 the price.
__label__2 If you have seen one RC you have seen them all. Classic upscale chain the has just enough atmosphere to get buy, and an unjustified arrogance surrounding the dining experience. The food is good but you can get much better in Madison for the price. Most definitely better steak than a supper club. For the experience and the quality of the food, I would choose Tornado Room (downtown), Smokey's (for that eclectic experience), George's Chop House (though the quality can vary some but never bad), or Flemings (another chain but much better atmosphere and a little better steak).
__label__2 I can now say I've dined at Ruth's Chris and I can also say that I just don't get the hype.  The food was fine, no complaints.  But for the price I expected a really spectacular meal and I got an ok meal.  \nI got chicken and my husband had the filet.  Again, no complaints about the food but we felt we could get what we had at a lot of places.\n\nThe service was good - We had reservations during restarurant week and I was impressed that we were seated almost exactly on time based on how busy they were.  Our server was fantastic and attentive.  \n\n\nTo Sum up - not a place I would return to.
__label__2 We haven't found many lively places to have dinner on a Sunday night in AZ.  So we usually end up at Kabuki in Tempe Market Place.  Last Sunday, we ended up in Tempe Market Place again but didn't feel like sushi so we decided to go here.\n\nFor a sports bar, this place is surprisingly nice inside.  We were seated in one of the booth with huge screen, we ordered our food, and the order didn't take long to get to our table.\n\n*Spinach and mushroom quesadilla - pretty yummy.  it wasn't oily at all\n*Black N Blue - it was....interesting but a little too weird...the gravy was a little burnt and you really, truly have to love blue cheese.\n*Grilled Pastrami Sliders - pretty good.  again, it wasn't oil or dry.\n\n*Location = very lively\n*Decor = cool for a sports bar\n*Food = ok\n*Price = a little on a high end for a sports bar
__label__0 This place sucked and I don't feel the need to return. Friends from work were planning a birthday happy hour and called two weeks ago to find out information on providing a location for the event. Approximately 20 people would be coming and the person making the call asked if that would be an issue and if reservations needed to be made. She was told no, it would be fine. The restaurant is very spacious, so it could easily handle a group that size. \n\nMy friend and I arrived first yesterday to secure the tables. The hostess said she didn't think she could accommodate us because they did have several parties that made reservations. She hesitated, but eventually said she could probably put about 15 in one area, which we accepted. It took a while, but the staff assembled three or four tables to provide the area we needed. We went ahead and sat down and my friend asked the waiter when happy hour began and what specials they had. The waiter stated the happy hour was only in the bar area or patio, and not at the tables. He left and then a manager came out and repeated the same thing. My friend asked what if people walked to the bar, ordered and paid for the drink and returned to the table. The manager said no, you can't do that. We explained there would be people at the table eating in the restaurant portion, but there might be people order drinks from the bar and come back. The manager said if that were to happen, he couldn't hold the tables for us. While the explanation was occurring the waiter was kind enough to bring out some water for us, and a third member of our party showed up to order a diet coke and was planning on getting the quesadilla, but waited. Soon it became clear this place would not work out too well for the party.\n\nLooking over the menu, the prices seemed too high for a bar with a bull in inside. $10 burgers, egg rolls for $9, $8 quesadillas, $10 salads and $9 specialty drinks.  Happy hour prices the specialty drinks come down to $5, imports and well drinks for $3 and domestics for $2 - but again, only in the bar and only in the first-come-first-serve patio area.  If you have a large group, you most likely won't be to be in one of those areas or see those prices.\n\nI do know some restaurants keep the happy hour prices contained to certain areas, but it typically depends on the restaurant structure. A place, for example Applebees, is mostly restaurant and happens to have a bar, so it would make sense to keep the prices separate. Cadillac Ranch is more bar than restaurant. I don't know too many places trying to promote a nice restaurant image that would have a mechanical bull in main area.  Apparently the management is not interested in the revenue that 15-20 people eating and drinking all night would generate.\n\nAfter the manager's conversation, the waiter was a little slow in returning. I walked down to San Felipe but they could not accommodate our party at the last minute. In the end, we found a suitable location that provided the service, the happy hour pricing and atmosphere we wanted.\n\nThanks, Cadillac Ranch, but no thanks.
__label__0 Possibly the worse food in Tempe. Don't let the unwashed Cadillac and fancy tv screens trick you into assuming the food will be good.\n\nI made the mistake once on my own, but the second time was due to a stubborn tourist relative who by looking at the outside just knew the place had to be amazing.\n\nThe first time I ordered a burger and chili cheese fries. The burger was something I would expect from a hospital and the chili served on top of the fries had cinnamon in it,... who the hell wants that in their chili? I didnt realize chili cheese fries was a dessert item.\n\nThe second time I was practically dragged into the place. I decided I would order a cheese-steak sandwich which was a huge mistake. The bread was disgusting and the meat was third class. I couldn't finish half of it.\n\nThe service was absolutely ridiculous. Funny thing is that I was sitting there for about 40 minutes waiting on the waitress. I finally grew impatient as my wife turned to me in pain and said she thought she was having contractions (she was 9 mos pregnant at the time).\n\nI got up and had to bark at the waitress to ring me up and give me my card so we could leave. We actually ended up going to the hospital that night and had our baby that morning. I always joked about the long stairway up being what started her labor.
__label__1 I've been going back and forth as to how many stars this place should get.  I finally decided on 2 because I can't award 1/2 a star and feel 3 stars is too many.\n\nMy friends and I visited on a Saturday afternoon.  We entered and asked if we could sit in the bar area but we wouldn't be able to sit at the bar because there were too many of us.  The hostess was very short and said she would get something for us and be right back, then, she disappeared.  When she came back she led us to the furthest table from the bar.  Not what we wanted or asked for.  We decided we were going to ask for a table at the bar and was informed that outside was open seating- this would've helped when we asked the first time but, whatever.\n\nOur server was not the sunniest bulb in the box, meaning, she was not friendly.  Gosh, I hate that and it put me in a bad mood.  Last time I checked, she was there to help us at her own will, not against it.  Geesh.  We all had a couple drinks and some of us had appetizers.  They were good but nothing to write home about.  Bar food.\n\nMy favorite part of the evening was when my friends rode the bull.  It was entertaining.\n\nSo, in closing, go to ride the bull and then get the hell out of there.  Well, maybe stop at the bar and grab a drink first.
__label__0 Yeah, i'm gonna go ahead and down-grade my rating from my previous review. The lack of awareness and attention you get as a customer is very inadequate. I have ordered take out and dined in since my last review and just wasn't pleased at all. 1. with the quality of the food and 2. with their customer service.\n\nAnother long wait until our server showed up. I wanted to leave but my I didn't want to be like that. It is just ridiculous to me that it would take soooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo long for anyone to address you once seated. \n\nI won't miss this place too much aside from the Bacon Won Tons. oh, well.
__label__1 Not a fan. I visited here 4 times over a year ago. Thought the food was mediocre at best. The atmosphere was cool and the service OK. Not interested in returning. Have lots of other options. The atmosphere is unique and cool, but not enough to return.
__label__0 Food took forever to cone out and was cold when it did. Nobody ever checked on us and we saw our waitress a whole three times between our food arriving and paying our bill.  Despite the restaurant being empty, the manager never checked on us.  This place obviously is not in business because of the service.
__label__0 I used to come here often. However, today will mark my last visit. The food is good, don't get me wrong. But the service is horrible. \n\nThe service has always been slow, but today reached a new level of slowness. We were there around 12:30pm, so it wasn't like it was busy. My party of 4 sat there for at least 5 minutes maybe 10 minutes before we were greeted. Our appetizer came out just fine. Then after we finished our appetizer our server took the plates and everything away and said that she was gonna check on our food. \n\nWe then sat there for another 20 minutes and she came back to check on us and said she would check on our food again. Another 10-15 minutes goes by and we asked how much longer until our food would be ready and she said that they were waiting on one more item. \n\nAnother 10-15 minutes goes by and the food finally comes out. I'm sorry but a three item order should come out faster than 40 minutes after an appetizer. The manager come by after he brought us our food and asked how it was, we said it \"was good now that we finally have it\". He gave us some story that one of the items came out cold so they remade it. Okay remake or not, it STILL SHOULDN'T TAKE OVER 40 MINUTES! AND if there was an issue with our order they should have told us sooner than after we sat there forever.\n\nAnyway you look at it, today was the last straw and we will never be back again.
__label__1 11 of us met up here for my bday celebration last night for a girls night out of dancing. Besides 1 of the ladies, it was our first time here as we usually go to Scottsdale but decide to give Cadillac Ranch a try as we wanted something new & alittle closer. Since I wasnt sure how the crowd was going to be and we're coming with a big group, I had reserved a champagne table for us to make sure we'll have a spot. 1/2 of us showed up about 10p but the table wasnt ready for us so we were told to hang out and someone will come get us. We werent sure where they were going to seat us so while waiting, we put together 3 tables by the back wall so we could sit down and order something to drink while waiting to met our hostess/waitress. No one came to get us but our server came and introduced that she will be helping us (dont know if she even said her name as I dont recall). \n\nHere's my review....good & bad....We did have a good time (11 ladies, we're going to have a good time wherever we are) and we enjoyed the today's hit mixed with the latin music that they played. Here's my complaint I was not happy with and wanted to address. The waitress said I needed to pay for the champagne table so I asked to start a tab for me and put it on there. She came back saying her manager said I had to pay for it now cash & I can start a tab when I order another drink. I dont get that as I'm going to be charging for my drinks anyways so why cant I put it on the tab? I didnt have cash with me as I was planning on putting it on my tab so the waitress said I can go to an atm around there. Luckily, my friends gave me the $ to cover it. 1st problem. Next, she hardly came around to our table to take drink orders that we ended up going up to the bar most of the night to get our drinks as we didnt want to wait around looking for her. When she finally did come around one time, we ordered some shots and drinks which took awhile to get and another friend ordered another shot when she finally returned with the drink. Another friend wanted 1 but didnt want to wait for her so she went up to the bar and came back with hers before my friend got her drink from the waitress! Strike 2.   Then, we got our drinks taken/table cleared that wasnt even done and still 1/2 or 1/3 full when we all went up to dance. Was told it's because they probably thought we were gone since no one was at the table (because we were dancing!) so we asked for them to please NOT clear our table/drinks as we plan on staying the whole night which they did, thank you but we had to order more drinks. Strike 3. Well, we continued with our fun dancing and the waitress told one of the girls to go get us from the dance floor that we needed to clear out and pay for our tabs since she was getting off. Stike 4...This is the first this has happened on any club I've ever been to which usually, it gets passed onto the next waitress who'll be taking care of us (not that she was much help...I have to say, she was friendly...just not tentative or available). I went back to pay not paying attention to the bill. Well, that's what did it in making me write this detailed review. Since I bought and paid for my drink at the bar and my friends bought me my other shot and drink, I only had 1 (ONE) special of the night AMF that I had ordered from her. Well, she charged me 4X that. Had I paid attention, I would of pointed it out so that was my end but come on! I've heard of stories of waiters/waitresses that would overcharge on people's tabs but it's never happened to me. Strike 5....is there such a thing??!\n\nWe enjoyed the music and the ladies had fun BUT we agree, it's not worth getting the champagne table or any table reserve as 1) you can get it yourself for FREE like we did as it's not that packed and we always go alittle early anyways as we like to get on the dance floor and get the party started. 2) Go to the bar and get your drinks as it'll be ALOT faster service and 3) NO TABS as you might get overcharged on your bill. If someone would like to get in touch with me, I welcome it and would love to talk to the manager/owner if you care about customer comments/feedbacks in improving your establishment.
__label__0 If you really are a experience foodie whom loves seafood, you are going to hate this place. I went with my Mom and Husband and we ordered the fried Alligator to start. It wasnt bad  with the first bite but the longer it sat it turned into some weird texture. We love the Fried Alligator at Pappadeaux and was excited to have a restaurant closer to our homes that serves it. It looked different, taste different and really made us wonder what we were eating.\n\nFor our Main dishes, I ordered the boiled shrimp, hubby had catfish, and mom the Etoufee. My shirmp looked good when they came, however when I went to eat them i noticed that there were not cleaned. You can see a clear sign of both veins in the top and bottom of the shirmp. Mind you I am a seafood junkie and I have had shrimp in Hawaii from a truck and prepared the same way and were cleaned. I told the manager about this and he said that they don't clean their shrimp nor did they have too. I sent them back and did not order anything else. My mom's Etouffee looked like a can of Cream of Chicken soup an jiggled like Jello. Matter of fact it was the exact color of Cream of Chicken soup. If you have never had Etouffee this might fly. However, I have had my first experience with Cajun Cusine in New Orleans, LA and none of this looked or tasted like Cajun cusine. \n\nNow to my husbands Catfish?? I really don't believe it was Catfish. It was shaped like Chicken Breast and the texture was totally different. \n\nNeedless to say, I am a extreme foodie who dines out at least 4x a week or more. I love Cajun food and was so excited to have a place closer to my house than my favorite in  West Phoenix, Pappadeaux's.\n\nHowever, besides this food not tasting good, it is a disgrace to everything that relates to Cajun Cuisine. We gladly left while not to mention the Manager, Bar Tender, and waitress all decided to go for a smoke break in the front of the restaurant while patrons were still eating. We said goodbye and never returned again.
__label__1 A disappointment. Chicken finger dinner consisted of two pathetic chicken strips and soggy fries. Bf had the catfish and was not blown away by it. Nothing was that great. we tried this place before and we were no impressed either times. Only decent thing was the okra.  Sorry Cajun Seafood Corner but this just isn't going to work between us.
__label__2 I live in the area and love to support our local small businesses.  A few years ago we decided we would drop in and see what the Cajun Seafood Corner was all about.  The owner(s) was an Vietnamese couple and they were always so welcoming and friendly.  The food was good...I always get the Catfish Po' Boy with fries; has just enough spice and kick.  Within a year the couple who we cherished decided to sell the business.  Mind you this place had become our new spot, it was close, great happy hour,  good food, and wonderful service.  We would come in at least 4 to 5 times a month and usually with a new set of people-we loved it so much we wanted to tell everyone about this place.  After the new couple took over it went down hill....the service is quite mundane.  They're not rude but they're not nice.  We stopped going in because it really felt like our business was not appreciated.    There use to be many flat screens, so you could watch any game that may be playing...they've taken ALL T.V's down so now it's an awkward quietness with a faint sound of soft rock playing.  \n\nGive it a try...maybe I am just biased because I miss the old owners.
__label__4 I come here often for lunch and dinner, and love all the vegan options. The Crazy Pita salad and Mediterranean Salad are both great, and their hummus with whole wheat pita is delish. Crazy Pita is great!
__label__4 This is a great restaurant.  Went for the first time for restaurant week for a reasonably priced prix fixe.  And when we went in the second time, there was another prix fixe.  Maybe that's all they do.  Either way, it's gonna cost you a little bit, but the food is so delicious.  They do the typical small upscale style entrees, which is good cause you don't leave feeling like you just ate a cow, but you are still satisfied.\nFor a restaurant in a hotel, it's very reasonable and very good.  The inside is very classy, with a modern look to it, but at the same time, since it's in the hotel, I don't believe they really enforce any dress codes.\nThey provide you with bread.  I got the lamb chops and chicken the two times I went.  I believe it may have been Ashley farms, but I'm not certain.  Both were excellent.  I wanted to suck the juices out of the bones haha.
__label__2 Went to this restaurant on a first date.  I researched a tad about the restaurant, but I hadn't ever talked to anyone who had been here.  The reviews I read shared how small the servings were and how pricey the menu was.  I will agree that the menu is pricey, but not outrageous.  I was also expecting more of a selection, but the menu is only about 20 items. As well, I like draft beer, but there were only four options as well -- a little of a disappointment.  Anyways, I ordered a chicken panini sandwich with fries, and the portion I was served was a decent amount (more than I was expecting after reading the reviews).  Our waiter was very courteous and patient with us trying to talk to one another and yet figure out what we wanted.  All in all, this restaurant is located inside of a hotel, and it would be a place I might go back to without actually staying at the hotel.  So....not bad.
__label__4 So basically, if you don't like stir fry paradise, you have no soul. Plain and simple.\n\nI'll admit, it took me a few months to get my exact sauce-combination down, and I am disappointed that they do not have the \"sriracha hot chili sauce\" to put on top (you know the stuff....bright red chile sauce, green lid... has a rooster picture on it..) but I still love this place.\n\nOther reviews are accurate. Staff is amazingly friendly, and they all seem to be family. The food is cooked fast, and you create it yourself to your liking. LOTS of meat choices: beef, pork, turkey, chicken, tofu, shrimp. Fresh veggies and most importantly: cilantro....... LOVE it. \n\nSide items are delish. Egg rolls and spring rolls for you vegetarians, 2 kinds of soup, a few other things...... but best of all are their fried pastry things. Basically they are really airy doughnut holes, fried and covered in sugar. My god. I would go there just for them. Also when you get your check, there's cute little tasty candies with it. Dinner for two is under $20.
__label__2 What the fuck?  Did you say this place is All-You-Can-Eat?  Whenever I go to an All-You-Can-Eat place, I always try to get my money's worth.  This time...big mistake.\n\nWhat? Chicken? Get in my bowl biatch!  \nBeef? Get in my bowl biatch!\nOnions?  Do it now!\nCilantro, green onions, cabbage, broccoli, mushrooms, pineapple, zucchini?...all right I'll try some healthy shit.  \nAll these saaauwces!!!  Cause tonight, I'm the saauwce boss!  \nWhatchyou know about stir fry?\n\n4 plates later, I was in the most wicked food coma I've ever experienced.\nAdvice...go easy on the sauce.
__label__3 Went here on a coupon. Great coupon deals by the way.\n\nGot a buy one get one free deal so i decided on a chicken plate and yakisoba. The co-owner was very nice through the whole ordering process and threw in a free macaroni salad for my first visit.\n\nThe food didnt meet my expectations but was very good. I was expecting a lot more flavors and assumed that if i got a plate it would at least come with some vegetables other then just meat and grain. Anyway lets break this down:\n\nBrown rice\nCooked perfectly had a very nice texture\n\nChicken\nHad really nice grilled taste seeing how it's grilled, the sauce was just poured over. Was expecting a lot more but the tasted of grilled meat with a sauce that complements it just shut me up and made me enjoy my food.\n\nVegetable Yakisoba\nMore like a chow mein then yakisoba. most likely would never order again.\n\nOverall the food wasn't exactly what i was expecting but was still very enjoyable with an energetic and welcoming co-owner
__label__4 Good food!!!
__label__4 I've enjoyed this place off and on for the last few years. The only thing that kept me away was the price. It was reasonable if you wanted just dark meat teriyaki chicken & white rice. Everything else was an up charge. Well, it looks like they decided to change that. Now there are many choices included in the price. Which means, I'll be back a lot more. Spicy chicken breast bowl with brown rice & veggies is so yummy in my tummy!
__label__1 My family met friends here for my birthday brunch. Didn't have a great time. Problems started when I ordered blueberry pancakes. The server came back and said they didn't have blueberries (really, with a Harris Teeter practically next door? Send someone to get some!) I told him it was my birthday and that was a big disappointment! He didn't offer any other suggestions so I asked if they could make pecan pancakes. They agreed to that and they came out okay. You'd think he might get the hint it was my birthday and perhaps comp something or send out a dessert or something? No. Not even a \"happy birthday!\" from the server!\n\nOne kid in our party ordered scrambled eggs but they came with cheese -- not mentioned on the menu -- and the kid can't have cheese, so he had to re-order his brunch. \n\nService was blah, food was pretty blah, and the 20% added because we were a party of eight (really we were two parties, one of three and one of five) was icing on the cake, so to speak. \n\nIn this competitive environment, I'm surprised this place has been around as long as it has. Prices were relatively high, as well, and there aren't many options such as turkey sausage or waffles, both of which I was hoping for. Overall, a big \"so-so\" experience.
__label__2 It is another fast food place one can get a burger. I do not understand the overly zealous like for the food. Yes the inside of the store is nice and clean and the employees are actually smiling and understand the menu, but considering the limited choices on the menu I guess this is not truly an amazing feat.  But nice just the same. The burgers and fries are ok, nothing to rave about. I did discover that they should be eaten there as these items do not travel well. By the time we got ours home they were just yucky.
__label__1 Nothing special, IMO. I visited to experience something new, as this restaurant does not exist in NC or TN. The burger reminded me of something I would get from Steak n' Shake. The burger was ok, not bad or the best tasting burger.\nThe fries were fresh and not too salty, they tasted like potato chips.\nThe restaurant was busy, but the service was prompt.\n\nThis was worth trying once.
__label__2 It had been a while since I had been to an In N Out, and I figured I would give it another chance.  I've lived in California twice, and everyone there is obsessed with the place.  I can remember my first time visiting and thinking, meh, it's just ok.  So, I walked in to the Dysart location and stood in line for fifteen minutes and then waited ten more minutes for my food.  My opinion: meh.  Their fries are good, but their burger is nothing special.  Five Guys and Whataburger beat it hands down, every day of the week.  So next time I was hungry, that's exactly what I did....go across I10 and get something that I enjoy.
__label__1 I can wash my car in my driveway and get good results. I for some reason can not get the glass clean, so off to the car wash I go. Like others I am told right away I need my cracks fixed. I tell them no thanks I like the pretty colors that the sun makes through them. I was then offered an oil change at a discount. No one really gives discounts but I did need an oil change so I said yes. The wash was to come with the oil change. I did ask how long will it take and I was told about a half hour. Two hours and twenty minutes later I am at the cashier waiting for her to get the guy who included my wash with the oil change in the deal to come and tell her, she did not believe me. That taken care of I go out to pick up my car. Oh also when I started I mentioned I am more concerned with getting the glass clean than anything else. I turn toward the street and sun and my windshield is more smugged than if I had done it. that will teach me to expect a car wash to get my windshield clean.
__label__3 The cookies at COOKIEZ are so thin and yummy.. I don't think you can go wrong with any flavor of ice cream or type of cookie. .. But I haven't tried anything too crazy..\nThe workers here are also VERY friendly and give great customer service.
__label__4 I was walking down Mill with my mother when she saw the sign for Cookiez on Mill she turned into the cookie monster and said \"Me want cookie\". Neither of us have never been to Cookiez on Mill and were pleasantly surprised when we walked in this tiny cookie-ice cream shop. Right away we were offered samples of their delicious cookies and the best thing is that they will make you a homemade ice cream sandwich with any cookie and ice cream combo you can think of. The end result is the closest thing to heaven.
__label__4 This place is heavenly!!! I have dreams about it on a regular basis. The cookies are so fresh and you can choose two different kinds and two different ice cream flavors. TASTY!
__label__2 I've had the sandwiches  + pizza + pastries in the deli portion, I've also been in the sit-down side of things.  Both were A-ok.  Nothing spectacular or amazing, just good.  I like the fact they always have at least 4/5 different pizzas ready to go. Also, I enjoy the sandwiches but don't like the frozen spinach that's used.  The pastries are probably the best thing there.  In the sit-down portion the pastas were large and filling, albeit not extremely flavorful. The service was nothing to brag about, the calamari was pretty good.
__label__4 This place has gotten really good reviews so I had to put this restaurant on my short list of places to check out.  I have come here twice in the past week, first was for a late lunch, and the second time was dinner with friends.  Both times were great, I love the feel here.  Feels like an authenic sushi restaurant, not that I know what that means, just doesn't feel like a glamarous overated place like you'd see in Scottsdale.  The employees fit the title, inside is decorated appropiately and oh that sushi comes out fresh, tasty, and with style.   This is my favorite place so far in AZ, I will be back again in no time.
__label__1 Went around 3pm with a friend. Sat at a sushi bar. There were 2 other people sitting couple seats down. Where are sushi chefs? Maybe they went to have lunch... \n\nWe ordered hot tea to start. Where is the happy hour menu? Do you have to ask for it to get it? Anyway, we just had regular menu. \nWe ordered Tuna, Halibut, Salmon, Octopus sushi, Albacore sashimi, and Dragon Roll ($14.00) Shrimp tempura appetizer. \nFew minutes later, sushi chef (Paul) came out. It was weird he didn't say anything. No greeting, no how are you doing, no \"irasshai\" (typical greeting in Japanese). He sliced albacore sashimi and served it to us. It had garlic ponzu sauce on it. It was tasty, but the garlic was over powering the actual fish flavor. Shrimp tempura came next. It was heavy and soggy. Tempura is supposed to be fluffy and crispy. Tuna sushi was next. I had one piece and gave my friend the rest (5 pieces). Fish itself tasted fine, but the way chef sliced it made it fishy. He sliced it along the grain, not against it. Same with Halibut. It was so thick I had to chew it for long time. Halibut is supposed to be very thin and melt in your mouth. It's also supposed to be served with citrus ponzu, but didn't. So I asked for it. They gave me garlic ponzu, the same sauce they had on albacore. Not the same. True ponzu sauce does not contain garlic.\nDragon roll was last. I was wondering what made this roll $14.00. There were so much eel on it, I had to separate eel from actual roll and eat it separately. \nAnother sushi place that think bigger is better. No knowledge of art of sushi. \n\nThe whole time we were there, sushi chef said 1 word. \"How is everything?\" after we ate everything. Sushi chefs kept disappearing after he made our order. I sat at sushi bar to interact. But they kept going to waitress station and talking to themselves. Loud enough for me to know they all spoke Korean to each other. The 2 ladies sitting next to us didn't help the matter either as they were laughing so hard it sounded almost screaming. We were still hungry, but we did not feel welcome there, so we just left. \n\nI tried it because they had such great reviews. My experience was not as good as other reviewers here.
__label__4 So I just moved to Glendale AZ from Los Angeles and was craving sushi. I did what I always do & looked on Yelp for nearby sushi places, because Yelp has always been the best tool for finding anything great. I was so delighted to see Yen Sushi was less than a block from my house and looked like the highest rated place nearby. I decided to check it out by myself for lunch. I am not a big fan of spicy food, so I was hoping there would be some great non-spicy sushi as well (because a lot of people on Yelp only spoke of the spicy rolls.) \n\nThe first thing I realized was that there was a lot of choices just for sushi & I liked how they were categorized baked, tempura, fresh, etc. I saw so many rolls that looked yummy, but they were expensive. I didn't like the prices so much, but for good sushi, you can't expect it to be super cheap...I'll have to try out the happy hour next time. I decided on the Hawaiian Roll, Shrimp Tempura Roll, and their California Roll.\nMy favorite was the Shrimp Tempura Roll..it was HUGE! So yummy & it came with tempura vegetables. The Hawaiian Roll is good; it is garlicky! I got the CA Roll because I figured if that was not good then I was S.O.L.  I now know that 3 rolls are waaaay to much for me. I am used to 6 pieces that are small. These are pretty big with 7 or 8 pieces! It cost me $27.00 for lunch which was more than I would usually pay, but now I know I can get away with 2 rolls to fill me up. I would definetly recommend this place anytime. I am excited to try the happy hour, but I will be bummed about the special rolls not being on sale, because those are my favs.
__label__4 Yen has amazing sushi. I would say that they have the best sushi in AZ. You have to try it to see how amazing it is. The service is great and I feel like I just stepped into Japan. The whole sushi experience is very authentic and perfect place to hang out with friends or take a date :D\n\nThere is only one thing I don't like. Sometimes it get's to busy so make sure to get there early (around 7 P.M) if you want to be seated right away.
__label__2 I'm a sushi junkie. I've hit up almost every sushi joint that I've been able to find in Phoenix including the places that identified merely with a yellow sign outside that says...\"SUSHI\"! \n\nThat's why I was so excited to try out Yen. I loved the place the second I walked in. The atmosphere was great, the people were friendly, and the location for me is excellent. Unfortunately for this sushi joint...I really only care about the sushi. That's why one of my favorite places in town is a hole in wall over on Dunlap and 19th Ave. I was so disappointed with the quality of the fish and the actual rolls. We ordered about eight rolls and only finished two of them. You basically have your choice of eel or fried and these are tempura battered rolls I'm talking about. I enjoy light sushi which is the way sushi is supposed to be. A fried tuna roll that weighs over a pound is just too heavy. I'll give it another shot for sure because I really do think it's a nice place but I was shocked that it's Yelp score was as high as it was.
__label__3 Very good sushi, prices are a bit high but I'm not complaining.  I'll be back :)
__label__0 Disappointing. Went here today; service was  all over the place. We got our sushi first, miso soup second and appetizers last. Be cautious; spicy tuna is my staple but they use bone scrape tuna and that is low grade, gross tuna flake meat scrubbed of the bones. The king crab came out half filled with rice and it was $6.50. Don't cut corners and jip customers. We won't be back, there are better quality places around the valley.
__label__1 I was soo wanting to like this place...\nHottie boyfriend came home one night and said \"hey, I saw this cool wine bar on Mill that didn't play techno music or look too pretentious...\"\nSweet I thought so we went a few days later. Only a few tables were taken late on a Saturday night, we were in luck (so we thought). Waitress was decent but didn't enlighten us as to the fact that they had flights of wine. Fortunately I did not experience the \"dude\" guy I've read about in other posts but I don't doubt he's alive and well there. \nLet's fast forward with the server/patron banter so I can save you the agony...\nWe tried a Chilean wine that was amazingly dark, thick, and chocolatey. The bruschetta got us hook line and sinker with all the amazing flavor combos like fig-prosciutto-marscarpone...but I thought bruschetta was toasted bread? Maybe it's like the Wendy's breakfast commercial and panini really does mean eggy-bacon-boat...but I digress. So we got  the bruschetta and I wanted to pretend like I was 9 and scrape of the toppings and not eat the stale un-toasted bread. But wait - the final piece was toasted and actually warm...and it wasn't that bad. \nI really wanted to like this place - it's a perfect people watching spot on Mill (itself worth the price of a glass of wine). We had a good time despite the food but I'm not sure I can get into cold untoasted bruschetta, no matter how hard they try to dazzle you with fancy schmancy topping-bling.
__label__2 I met up with some friends here on a Wednesday evening before seeing Stomp at Gammage.  It was my first time in La Bocca (and first time on Mill Ave. in quite awhile).  I feel like La Bocca fills a void on Mill, and the decent weeknight crowd validated my assumption.\n\nThe happy hour wine selection was pretty strong, and I enjoyed our bruschetta appetizer quite a bit -- alllllmost as good as Postino.  The pizzas and salad left something to be desired, but did the trick for a quick pre-show dinner.  The atmosphere was quite nice (dig the music!) and bonus points for olives from Queen Creek Olive Company.
__label__3 This is the best place, by far to eat on Mill. The chicken ceasar salad is phenominal. I'm very picky w/ my ceasar dressing & this one was perfect, not too fishy. Their margarita pizza is great. Since it is woodfired it may come out a little darker than you want so ask your server to have them cook yours for a shorter time if that bothers you. The service is great & love the ambiance.
__label__1 Okay so to be fair i must explain my 2 star rating; it is extremely conditional and is most likely not the restaurants fault but nevertheless im dishing out my wrath, but with restraint as well:\na while back i came here on a date. It was a cool autumnal (phoenix's version of autumn) night and as we stepped inside we were told by the hostess that there were no tables available and that we'd have to wait 15 min or so. No big deal. We asked if we could sit outside on the patio, 'sure' we were told 'a server will be right with you'.\nwe sit down, chit chat, exchanging pleasantries and, diggi do, the minutes fly by.\n5 min pass and not even a glance from inside. 8 min pass and still not even a water. I was famished at that point and was starting to get cranky, my then girlfriend sensed this and was getting anxious at my growing irritation. we start trying to make eye contact with someone inside; nothing. 10 minutes go by and we sit unnoticed.\nwe waited, and waited. discussing the menu. trying to be patient. \nafter 20 some odd minutes we were about to round the thity minute mark when i'd had enough. Being that it wasn't even my idea to eat there, and that i was starving (not too mention we hadnt even been given water at this point) i flew into a temper tantrum and demanded we leave immediatly. \nGranted i could've stepped inside and asked for service but that just seemed embarassing and unnecessary from my point of view.\nSo all in all my loath for Bocca has little or nothing to do with their food, as i've never been privledged to try it, but more to do with being treated like a filthy undesireable proletariate- \nwhich i may or mayn't be....but thats hardly for them to decide.\nyou've disappointed me Bocca.
__label__3 I love their pizzas\nAnd now they have pastas, and they're awesome too!\n\nI still prefer Postino's bruschetta... but I can't seem to put my finger on why.  I think it might be the bread....
__label__3 Was here a couple of weeks ago for a Gammage Goers event. Love this cute little place right on Mill Avenue! The bruschetta was tasty and a good price for the quantity! The service was really slow (we waited around 15 minutes for the check), I think because it was St. Patrick's Day she was a bit overwhelmed, but I definitely want to go back to try more items. Especially their Sangria. ;)
__label__0 Carne asada meat was dog food quality--simultaneously fatty and tough.  The woman who took my order had trouble communicating in English.  And they have a no substitutions policy, so you're stuck paying $2 more for an equivalent burrito or eating their nasty pico de gallo.
__label__2 i loveeeeeeeeeeeeee sanrio. specifically badtz-maru!! but there was no badtz-maru to be found at this sanrio store T_____T\n\nthe selection at this store was alright-- lots of hello kitty things. they didn't have much variety with any of the other characters, though. \n\nthe girls behind the counter were very friendly and accommodating.\n\ni think i was just really disappointed that i couldn't find anything that had badtz-maru on it.\n\nhopefully they'll bring in more variety next time! hello kittly will do for now ^___^
__label__2 Great food, but awful service.
__label__4 Really great panang! This is one of the best place to eat lunch in the area.
__label__1 Another run-of-the mill Americanized Thai restaurant that seems to be the norm around AZ.  Rubbery meats, American broccoli, boring carrots and zucchini. No spice factor, few herbs and fish sauces, no authentic dishes, or dishes done authentically. Where's the roasted duck red curry, larb salads, Asian/Thai vegetables, whole-fried fish, papaya salad with blue crab? Oh, I forgot I'm in Central Phoenix. Geeze, I'm such a food snob. If ya'll think this is good, your mouth will MELT when you get the real stuff.  On the plus side, it's a nice, small restaurant and was very busy at lunch. To-go orders don't get the house salad they serve but you do get a little eggroll wrapped in foil.\n\nMy search for  true Phoenician Thai food with bold, complex flavors continues.  Any leads would be greatly appreciated.
__label__2 Came here for dinner. I had their special Basil w chicken and vegetables. It was good but not amazing. We also got the shrimp spring rolls. These were very good. I got my husband the drunken noodles and he did not like it at all. I don't want to judge off of one experience so I'll go back and try different items on the menu. I'm hoping other items will b better because I love Thai food.
__label__0 I have been at this Thai Basil more than a couple of times, but today will be the last time. I was seated on the far right table close to the kitchen by the wall. I was enjoying the peanut curry with Thai tea. As I was finishing up my meal, I had a weird feeling and looked at the wall to my right to see a disgusting roach I quickly moved over and looked up to the wall behind me to find 2 other small roaches.... I almost puked! PLEASE if you care for your health DO NOT HEAT HERE.
__label__3 Reallllly good sandwiches,  i love this place, just had a bad encounter with the owner one time though. Ive seen the guy on several occassions and he is nice,but this one time he basically borderline disrespected me....ugh I hate that because it has left with me with  a foul taste in my mouth for the place. HOWEVER --- I can't resist. I love this freaking place...
__label__2 Good place to go and eat gyros if your up in North Scottsdale. The staff is friendly and the food gets to you real fast. The price is somewhere between 7-10 per meal but that's usual for N. Scottsdale.
__label__2 Not sure if others have mentioned but they have ALBONDIGAS soup!!!! (vegetable soup and meatballs with a mild spice kick to it) It was sooooo delicious!!! Yeah, I come to vegas and go for the albondigas soup, go figure.\n\nI was impressed with their complimentary chips and salsa. Other mexican restaurants would only give you one kind of salsa, but here at Cabo, they gave us a mild salsa, hot salsa (my fav out of the three) and bean dip. I'm not a big fan of beans but this was really good.\n\nPrices were alright. Typical. My albondigas soup was $5.99...and it was a pretty big bowl. I ordered a shimp tacos combination plate and it was $11.99 i think.\n\nAll in all, I wouldn't go outta my way for this.
__label__4 Just tried this place for the first time the Gyro was the best ive had. I never thought anyone could beat my greek gyro place in Scottsdale but these guys have done just that. Definitely recommend eating here.
__label__2 The pizza is pretty good, and the prices are decent. I've ordered from them several times. However, the pizza never seems to be cooked fully through, it's always thin and doughy in the middle.
__label__1 I've ordered their pizza based on yelpers' review... Meh... I didn't want it after a bite.
__label__2 Lucci's is a pretty straightforward place, so I'm giving it a pretty straightforward review:\n\n-Good pizza\n-Good toppings\n-Good prices\n-Food took surprisingly long to make (especially since it wasn't very crowded)\n-Hoagies were bland and mostly bread\n\nI'll probably come back for the pizza (it was quite good with sausage).  I doubt I'll come back for anything else.
__label__3 Good wings even better screwdriver plenty of TVS NICE  location kinda of on the expensive side. It's a  cardinals bar  but they show every  game that's on during Sunday
__label__4 Our network was down at work so I took a stroll over at Lowes, just checking out some things.  Planning...\n\nI think Lowes is nicer-cleaner than Home Depot, and it's always less crowded.  Today everyone was very very friendly.  I was asked at least 5 times if I was doing OK or in need of some assistance.  That's how it's supposed to be at a Home Improvement store!
__label__1 I want to preface this review by stating that I have over 25 years experience in retail management and customer service so I understand fully the rigors of large big box store and interfacing with customers on a daily basis. \n\nI was pretty appalled at my recent shopping experience there and because of what occurred I won't shop there again. Prior to this I liked this store a lot and shopped there often. Its clean and well organized. Generally the staff is helpful and not pushy and they have great discounts on plants in the garden department. \n\nI went in to buy 4 eye screws for a shelf I had at home. My sale totaled a little over 5 bucks for the 4 screws. I paid for them inside the store and specifically asked the cashier to put the receipt in the bag where it would be visible as I next was going to the garden department to check out some plants on my way out. it was a small bag and the receipt was hanging out of it not to mention the bags they use at Lowe's are translucent and you can see through them fairly well. \n\nI picked out 3 plants in the garden department and went to the counter to pay. I placed the bag of the screws on the counter as I went to get cash out of my purse. The receipt was hanging out on the top of the bag and you could also see it through the side of the bag. I was really taken aback when the cashier asked to see my receipt for the stuff in the bag. I cancelled my purchase and went to the front to ask for a manager. \n\nHe explained that it was store policy for the cashiers in the garden department to ask for receipts for items not purchased in the garden department. I've made 25 or more purchases the same way... first in the store then out to the garden department to get some plants.. and NOT ONCE has anyone EVER asked to see my receipts. My own experience in managing a big box store that's owned by the same company as Lowe's tells me that this is NOT their policy and the policy is to ask for a receipt for a large un-bagged item that is hand carried by the customer such as a garden hose or a carpet or lumber etc. The fact that the bag was on the counter with the receipt hanging out of it and clearly visible should have been more than enough for this cashier. I can only venture to guess that she had a desire to exert petty authority and this is how she did it. I've seen this before and had the unhappy experience of managing the same type of employees and had to counsel and re train them.  Nobody wants their shopping experience to include a shake down and I certainly felt it was way out of line. \n\nI got a call from one of the store managers the following day after complaining to the corporate office and I felt his response was lack luster. While he valued my input as a consumer he sure didn't do anything to win me back as a customer. If this had come across my desk as a manager I would have asked that customer to come into the store and offer them a $10 gift card to show how much I wanted them back. I'm not looking for handouts but I spend money at Lowe's every month. In protecting those 5 dollars worth of eye screws they lost hundreds in future sales. A 10 buck gift card could have won that back. its simple math. \n\nI'm back to shopping at Home Depot now and that is where I'll stay. The prices are lower overall and they seem to value the customer a great deal more.
__label__4 Allan Wolper did an interview with Natalie Bauman of Bauman Rare Books last year! \n\nHere's the link, her interview is near the bottom of the page: http://www.wbgo.org/news/ondemand/wolperArchives.php
__label__4 I was in Vegas for a couple of days and had an afternoon free. Decided to check out Bauman Rare Books...so glad I did!! It was my first time at the store and I was overwhelmed at all that they had there...some amazing items!! I was especially taken by the historical ones, such as The Federalist and The Declaration of Independence (to name a small few). There is something for everyone in this store from Walt Disney to books from the literary greats!  You can not help but find something exceptionally interesting in every part of the store.  I would've spent even longer there but didn't want to overdue my stay with the very kind woman that was working (forgot her name)...but she was extremely friendly and informative! Whether you want to window show or purchase, the staff seems inviting, friendly, and willing to share background on all the pieces.  What a gem of a store...I will be sure to make the store a visit on my next trip to Vegas and highly recommend it to any one that may be in Vegas or visiting!!
__label__3 It is sometimes hard to find employees to help you, but somehow today was the day that many randomly came up to help while we were in the flooring section. \n\nI was trying to ask if they would sell a bunch of samples of flooring to me, but all employees were consistent and said they can only sell the whole package. Unfortunately for me, I couldn't get just the amount that I needed, but I did appreciate that they were all consistent in their answer! :) good job!\n\nOne of the employees in the gardening section was very helpful and friendly. There was a return customer who greeted him (and shared his reasoning for coming into the store again) as I was checking out. That kind of interaction shows me that the workers here remember their customers and take care of them!\n\n4* just cuz there's always room for improvement, but quality employees at this one!
__label__4 This was a beautiful hike within the McDowell mountains. They have many trails that you can follow of varying degrees of difficulties. They move with the landscape where you can see spectacular views of Phoenix as well as out into the desert landscape. The plant and wildlife is abundant in this area, nothing to be afraid of, just lizards, rabbits, and birds. There aren't a ton of people either, which is important to me when hiking. I like to get away from people and just relax and here you can do that.
__label__3 In a city seriously lacking in good barbeque joints, this one made me laugh, cry, and get homesick all at the same time. Awsome rib tips, fried okra as good as my grandmother makes, and brisket that melts in your mouth. The sauce is spicy and sweet, the way it should be, and the sweet tea will send you into a diabetic coma, so be prepared.\n\nThe place is a dive (as it should be) so don't go expecting the Ritz.
__label__3 Stacy's Smokehouse came recomended and it lived up to thier words.  Nicole at the front was friendly and helpful with making the correct choices...go big, because you'll come back for more if you don't.  The onion rings and bbq pork sandwich were delicous and I'll be looking to come back again soon.
__label__1 Not bad, but no great shakes.  The \"large\" pulled pork sandwich was hefty, but kinda bland.  Lots of sauce helped.  Sweet potato fries were underdone and way too cinnamon-sugared.  Service was indifferent.  You can get better barbecue in plenty of places in Phoenix.
__label__2 Great brisket - it's the only thing I ever get.  \n\nAs for everything else - I haven't a clue.  But damn! Their brisket is tasty. \n\nI think they could probably use some general business improvement like accepting credit cards, managing a line, or improving the general customer service - \n\nThat said the staff has always been nice to me and I keep coming back for the brisket!
__label__0 Rude, rude, rude.\n\nI would give them less than one star, but yelp won't let me click that.\n\nLast night was my third visit to KAMPAI and each time I went, the love that I felt the first time, has now rubbed me the wrong way. I'm a chow hound and always seek the best, and I had found it here... the sushi the way I like it... \n\nI've bounced around to several sushi bars throughout the city (I'm a once or twice a week -aholic). It's my ol' standby dinner and I was please to have found this place only two blocks from where I live! But for last night I stopped in for some Nigiri Sushi togo and was told 'we are closed'. As I look around the room (which was filled with people) I ask again and was rudely and coldly told 'we are closed'. Ok I'll give them that they do close at 9:00 pm and there was fifteen minutes before that happens and they still have patrons still having their dinners, and a to go order should not be such a imposition on them. With this economy, nobody should be turning away customers, thirty bucks is thirty bucks they should be glad to have customers like me who do return and spend their hard earned money with them. Return loyal customers are what business strive for, or so I thought.\n\nI realize it was a full moon last night, it was beautiful, I know. I actually took time to make a mental note of how lovely it was as my rumbling stomach screamed 'feed me'.
__label__4 I was surprised by how delicious and authentic this restaurant is. (Though I did not partake, you'll be happy to know that \"cubes of congealed pork blood are available\".) They have done a wonderful job decorating the space, so you don't even know you're in a strip mall. They were very accommodating when we requested to have certain dishes made vegetarian, and the service was prompt and helpful. Just beware, the portions are huge!
__label__3 I hesitate to review this place because I've only eaten one dish here: #31, the vegetarian lemongrass beef vermicelli (bun). It's damn good and does a great job satisfying my Vietnamese cravings. Bun is one of my most favorite dishes, but since becoming a vegetarian, my choices were severely limited. I simply can't bring myself to try any other dishes because this one with fake beef is so good.\n\nI'm bummed there are no vegetarian appetizers, however. Most other places offer a tofu spring roll along with the pork ones.\n\nAll my omnivores like or love the meat offerings. In fact, my friend that introduced me to Pho Ao Sen drives 25+ miles from Desert Ridge and eats here more often that I do.
__label__2 Scottsdale BBQ Company was our last stop in Scottsdale on the way out of town. We were driving to the airport when someone decided to look up a decent place for a late lunch. Scottsdale BBQ Company showed up in our Yelp search, and we decided to stop. \n\nIt was a warm Tuesday afternoon, about 4 pm, so naturally we had the run of the place. Aside from women heading to the tanning salon and teenagers revving their engines in the parking lot, the entire strip mall was empty. \n\nWe ordered the food at the counter inside and chose to seat outside. The outside seating area is a bit depressing, but it does remind you of the good ol' down home cookin'. The plastic tables with ratty checkered tablecloths clamped by old binder clips - you can't make that stuff up. Sitting on a plastic chair in the back of strip mall and watching a dog poop right in front of us (the owner did apologize) - what could be more authentic than that? \n\nI ordered their lunch special - 3 sliders (pork, brisket and chicken). It didn't come with any sides, but I decided to pay $1.65 apiece for Caesar salad and mac 'n' cheese. I also asked for a Diet Coke, which turned out to be a can with a cup of ice. BBQ takes time, so we were prepared to wait. Approximately 7 minutes passed, and two young ladies (the owners' daughters (?)) brought our food. My salad was OK, and so was my mac 'n' cheese. For $1.65, I thought both were a good value. The sliders were piled high with meat; however, they were not impressive. Pulled pork was tender and flavorful, but the brisket was dry as a bone. It was quite obviously overcooked and looked almost stale. It was dark and had a rough, chewy texture. No, thanks. The chicken was pretty bland, although it was mostly white meat. \n\nI went back inside for another Diet Coke and their dessert du jour, the peach cobbler. The cobbler had way too much cloves (allspice? something else?) in the filling, but the crust was really good. I spent $18 on the sliders, sides, 2 cans of soda and a cobbler. It's a lot of food and a lot of calories, but I wouldn't call it a cheap meal. \n\nSpeaking of calories, we burned a lot of them trying to put back the top on our rental Jeep Wrangler in the parking lot. \n\nQ: How many college educated baseball fans does it take to put the top back on the Wrangler? \nA: 5, even if they have an owner's manual, but still have no idea what the heck they're doing.
__label__1 Upon walking in you feel like you are at a flea market restaurant with hodge podge tables and chairs and no air conditioning. The menu was on a chalk board, and the sodas were canned. Don't get me wrong, all of these things can be OK, and even be a draw to the restaurant, but only if the food can back it. Overall, this food did not back it. I had the pulled pork sandwich. The meat was good, but the bun seemed as though it had just been pulled from the bag it was bought at walk mart in. \n\nNow, there is one thing about this restaurant I enjoyed. The spicy BBQ sauce is out of this world! I covered my sandwich in that and was set!\n\nMy final verdict is that if you seriously want BBQ and there is nowhere else around to get some, this place will work, however for the money, you could go elsewhere and get a higher quality in a more comfortable setting.
__label__1 This place is crazy dirty.  The ribs are tough, the pulled pork okay.  Ate here because we had a social media coupon.  Will not go back. I wrote another review of this place at one star but it has gone missing?
__label__0 This is something I will definitely pass on next time around.  I do not know whether it was the 109 degree temperature or the throngs of people but it made it is something that not worth wasting your time on.
__label__2 Hahah.  Its a free show in a very expensive town guys!\n\nGet there early, but then you also kind of waste time right? It's kind of silly.  Ok, quite silly.  It is basically like a scantily-dressed girl band dressed up as sirens.  I prefer the Pirates of the Caribbean ride in Disney World to this. \n\nThis is NOT for children.\n\nI wouldn't go see it again, but it was a good one time laugh.
__label__1 would you like some wine with this cheeeeze!!!!!  i suppose the kiddos would love watching a free, pseudo pirate show, but why would you bring kids to sin city to begin with?!?!\n\nit's so kitschy and vegas strip cliche you have to check it out just for pure novelty's sake...
__label__2 Girls in Lingerie, explosions, pirates, one-liners, and more girls in lingerie!  What's not to love?\n\nIt's a great show to experience at least once.  It's pretty cheesy but hey you're in Las Vegas.  No problem bringing the kids.....they will be amazed by the songs, dancing, and pyrotechnics.
__label__0 I do not remember this show being as horrible as it was from when I visited TI a few years ago.  Since when did it become overly cheesy, tacky, and just plain stupid???\n\nI was super excited to fight my way through the crowd to watch this show at TI...I wish I just stayed back at our hotel.  Lousy...just straight up lousy and a waste of time.  It was more like a really bad soft porn than a show.  A show at the front of the hotel should represent something great about the hotel.  For example, the elegance of the water show at the bellagio...the volcano at the mirage...beautiful!  \n\nAnd then there's treasure island...sleezy, not much effects, horrible pre-recorded singing, crappy acting.  \n\nPlease, don't make everyone in your party suffer by coming to this show.
__label__4 A must stop for any non-west coaster so they can experience the magic of an In-N-Out burger while visiting Vegas. On this past trip I also grabbed a grilled cheese from the secret men-u which was good. \n\nDon't be intimated if the place is packed. The line moved very quickly and we got our food in a prompt manner.
__label__3 I was never really a fan of Hamburgers so my review won't be just on the food. \n\nThe Bad about this place. \nVery crowded. Huge lines. No place to sit because of the crowds. Had to sit outside in 100degree Vegas heat. I think thats all I can think of...\n\nThe Good\nVery quick service for these kind of lines. \nThe burgers and fries tasted just like the ones we have at home in Los Angeles. Maybe alittle better even on the burger or maybe I was just hungry. Extra bathrooms in their second building for merchandise.
__label__4 Doing the double-double animal style.  Though I still have love for fries well done, I made the switch back to good old regular.
__label__1 After all the hype this place was just average at best.  On the east coast we have so many great options for burgers.  I guess out west there are not many choices.  Five guys & elevation burger both beat In-N-Out and they are just average around here.\n\nEven though the burgers aren't fantastic they are a great late night option.  The fries are fresh cut and tasty.
__label__4 As always, awesome. A great In-N-Out location, perfect food for a great price. It's busy as you might think an In-N-Out might be in Vegas. Really busy. Did I say it was busy? But it's worth the ten minute wait inside. I think drive through might be faster, it depends.
__label__4 In-n-out is all about consistently great quality burgers. One of my favorite places to get good food fast. \nI usually order a cheeseburger with no onions, add pickles, protein style. But sometimes I'm craving something a little more fattening (usually after a night of drinking, and I opt for the French fries animal style (no onions though) So good... so bad... but sooo good!!!\n\nThis location can get pretty busy during lunch time.. But that is to be expected.\nThey also have great fresh brewed iced tea. \nStaff is friendly!
__label__2 Curse me and my bad memory!!! For the life of me, I could not remember what the off-menu tasty order was! ANIMAL STYLE - it will forever burn in the back of my mind and I will have to venture back to In-N-Out Burger the next time I am on the West Coast so I can truly try the burger the right way! \n\nI got a single and the BF got a double and we shared an order of fries.  For how cheap it was, less than $10 for our meal, it was a stand out burger, way better than McDonald's or any other similar fast food burger joint.  As a burger, it was not the greatest, albeit I know I need to update my review once I try it animal-style.  \n\nRegardless, I was so happy that we got to stop here on our way to the Hoover Dam.  Oh - the shakes are yummy! We got chocolate - Mmm mmm.
__label__2 Here's the thing, I really do want to like this place.  It's close to home, the cupcakes always look yummy, and it smells so good.  I've been here a couple of times and they have the most creative flavors that I've seen.  Pink Lemonade, Chocolate Covered Banana, & Peanut Butter and Honey who'd think of that?!\n\nWith these rave reviews, perhaps I just went during the wrong times.  The cake was moist and delicious.  But the frosting is what killed it for me and the hubby.  It was too rich and heavy, even for him and he's the one who could probably finish off a pan of brownies on his own, in one sitting.  He had to scrape off the frosting halfway through because it was too much for him.\n\nI'm not giving up!  I probably will go back because of my cupcake weakness (we even had cupcakes at our wedding) because I so badly want to like them!
__label__4 Wow!  Great tasting every time!  Love everything I have ever tried!  Highly recommend!
__label__2 As a UNLV student, this place has one of the best deals around. 5 tacos, 2 sides and a drink for $5, and the tacos are really good.  They are traditional street tacos, so on the smaller side, but they don't skimp you on the meat.  It's a fun place to go with friends, get a bucket of beers, and sit around and chat.  It's order at the counter, and they'll call your number when your food is ready.  I think that they also have either live music or a DJ on some nights, usually Latin themed, shocking, I know...
__label__3 Great tacos! Ordered 6 Carne Asada tacos. They were packed with meat, onions and cilantro and had great flavor. Awesome staff, very friendly. My wife and I had long conversations with the Owner and Cook on how they make their food. Had a great time watching local Metal acts. When I am in Vegas, I am always looking for places not on the strip to eat. I will definitely be revisiting Yayo Taco when I come back.
__label__0 This place is a total fad. Food sucks, its run by WHITE HIPPIES. People who eat here dont know anything about good food. The guy working there isnt friendly and the whole place is full of hippies. It also stinks like weed and there is a ton of underage drinking. Its really lame. So many more good taco shops besides this one. The Chicken tacos are garbage too. They taste like some middle eastern dish dumped in tiny corn tortillas. Really bad. \n\nIt reminds me of being in San Francisco in one of the old hippie areas. Its really bad. Also... TOFU TACOS?? Fail... Thats not mexican, its a bastardization of what mexican food is. This isnt fusion, its a joke.
__label__4 Best tacos I have had in Vegas! The number 8, 10 and 11 all yummy!  Mind you, not traditional necessarily, more fusion in nature. So good. And cheap!
__label__4 Review by a Restaurant Consultant\n\nWhen Guy Fieri highlights your restaurant on Diners, Drive-In's and Dives, you know that it's got to be an interesting place.  I've tried several restaurants in Southern California and Las Vegas that he's reviewed.  When Guy went to Yayo's near UNLV, I knew we had to try it.\n\nYayo's location is in a small shopping center directly across from the university.  Usually, with in-line restaurants, you don't expect too much.  I was pleasantly surprised when we visited the restaurant.  The ambiance is really interesting, with almost \"Old Mexico\" themed tables and lighting.  This theme is carried on outside on the patio as well.  \n\nWith restaurants, the food must impress.  Boy, Yayo's really hit a home run with their food.  Their portions are more than sufficient, especially when you realize what a value their food really is.  They have the best soft tacos in town!  If you get their student special, you probably won't be able to finish the plate.\n\nThe other aspect of Yayo's that's impressive is their service.  Jonathan greets you nicely as you enter, assisting you with your menu selections.  His laid-back attitude is perfect for Yayo's.  Their menu is quite large, so the extra help with items is always appreciated.\n\nYayo's is our go-to Mexican quick service restaurant in Las Vegas.  As long as you understand that it's not fine dining, you'll be fine.  The next time you're in town, drop by Yayo's and you will be pleasantly surprised.
__label__4 We are in Vegas on vacation and we always enjoy finding the local places to eat that you just can't find anywhere else. Yayo Taco was excellent!!! I'm pretty sure we ordered one of everything from the menu; the Pollo, the Camarones, the Texano and the Shanghi tacos were incredible!!! You gotta go...
__label__2 Wanted to try something in the Vegas area recommended by Guy and Diners Drive in's and Dives...well this place was a dive alright, we couldn't even find the place after 3 drive by's..no signage, nothing in this strip mall!  Great array of international Flavors in small street sized tacos.  We had the plantains and black beans for an appetizer, yum, crispy and beans were flavorful and a bit sweet.  I had the Bombay, chicken in an Indian curry, good Flavors, i think mine was missing the chutney, because all I got was chicken in a curry sauce, nonetheless was flavorful, yet one dimensional, could have used that chutney.  Also had the pescador, a fish taco, a bit bland, but in a red cabbage slaw, white sauce and guacamole, the guacamole was a bit brown, I think it was a bit old - not memorable, but we come from San Diego, some of the best fish tacos anywhere!  Hubby had the shanghai and texano, he loved them both.  Good Flavors for a hole in the wall, right across the street from UNLV
__label__4 OMG: Get your fastest, nearly painless, totally awesome Brazilian at Elevation with Katie. I would say that I am a near-expert at getting this zone waxed and never before has it been this easy or lasted this long (going on 2 weeks and it pretty much still looks like the day I got it!)\n\nI visited Elevation whilst on a business trip but otherwise iI'd be a regular with Katie.
__label__1 Brio is a very pretty restaurant, and the food is not bad (although far from outstanding)....but it's so damn crowded, and the wait for a table is so long that I won't go there anymore.\n\nOn Wednesday, it was so jammed that when I asked the hostess how long the wait for a table would be, she said \"oh, just 30 or 40 minutes\".\nI told her to never, ever, put the word \"just\" in front of a \"30 or 40 minute wait\".\n\nThere are many other Italian restaurants in Las Vegas where you will get better service, and better food.
__label__3 Had lunch there this Sunday, and we liked the experience. I wasn't impressed by the d\u00e9cor, but didn't bother me either: as long as it's clean, I'm fine with it. I care more about the food and the service :)\nThe field greens salad was simple and nice and the bf loved the lobster bisque. We shared the vodka pasta, and even though it looked small, it was just enough food for the two of us.
__label__1 Brio is located in Town Square in South Las Vegas. From the start, it looks really nice. The decor and the atmosphere totally exudes class and is warm and inviting. The outdoor seating with the fireplaces for the colder nights, and the misting sprays during the hot days are a great amenity to have. The food, however, left much to be desired. \n\nI went here to meet up with friends and have a nice relaxing dinner. The first course started very well. I ordered their lobster bisque and it was tasty and creamy and just plain delicious. Their bread is very good as well. I was looking over the main courses while waiting for my other friends and found the prices quite on the steep end. Perhaps it was the atmosphere that made them think they could charge exorbitant prices for pasta.\n\nAfter looking at the menu for a couple minutes, I finally decided on the lobster/shrimp pasta. It sounded so good and sounded like it would hit the spot. At approximately $24 it was pretty expensive but I figure it was worth a shot. The pasta was pretty disgusting when it came out. The pasta texture was off and undercooked, their sauce was tasteless and their shrimp were tiny in comparison to other italian eateries that charged that kinda price. Lobster? Yeah right, it was more like 2 measly scraps of lobster, that was overdone, ironically, since the pasta was underdone. \n\nI was not impressed at all. I think I had better pasta at Yardhouse and would have much rather go there than eat here again. Truly a waste of time and money. There are so many better places out there...dare I say that Olive Garden might be better? At least they cook their pasta right. \n\nIt was great seeing friends but the food was just horrendous. I would have gladly have gone elsewhere. The service was pretty good and my water was refilled frequently so I am happy to say their service isn't that bad. \n\nI can't get over how terrible their food was. I don't know what everyone else is raving about their food for. Yeckk.. truly a disappointing dining experience.
__label__2 Great for a lunch salad with girlfriends...  if you're not into rabbit food, the pasta lunch specials are tasty too, but be prepared to nap the rest of your workday... :)
__label__2 I have been here several times and I have mixed reviews about this place. There are times when I have been here where the food and the service is just not up to par and the last time I was here, was not any different. \n   I brought my sister here for her birthday dinner. We decided to sit outside since they had the misters outside turned on to cool things down a bit. We didn't order any appetizers but we decided to get drinks. The peach and raspberry sangria with moscato in it not only looked good but it was very refreshing. My sister ordered the shrimp risotto and I ordered the angel hair pasta with pesto sauce and shrimp. The risotto dish seemed fine, each dish had jumbo shrimp in it but my pasta was dry and had little to no sauce on it.  \n   In the middle of our dinner, the restaurant decided to turn the misters off, even though it was only 7:30. At that point, it just got too hot and uncomfortable to even enjoy our meal. We were just ready to go but our waiter seemed really busy so we just sat out there in heat waiting for him to come by with our check. \n    May be next time I come here, I will sit inside so I am not melting in the heat and can try to enjoy my meal.
__label__4 I had my daughters baby shower here. Let me tell you I was a pain with all my changes. The banquet manager, Nova was very helpful and patient. At the event the room was beautiful, service great and the food was really good. I did not have one complaint!
__label__2 Brio did a wonderful job with my bff's wedding reception, so for that, they get 3 stars.\n\nBut the gluten-free pasta primavera was hard, chewy and bland and the mushrooms tasted microwaved. And the server only mentioned the complimentary reception wine after making it appear like you could only get cocktails (which were not included with the wedding reception). Y U HOLD OUT ON ME?
__label__0 This place has gone downhill and fast!!!\n\nWent back here for lunch...ordered... steak salad, brushetta, and chicken sandwich to share with my boyfriend.  We waited a long time for our food to arrive.  Turns out the reason for that...everything came out at once!  The server that brought out our food, put down the food and gave me a dirty plate with his thumb smudged on it from the balsamic vinegar on the bruschetta dish we ordered.  Smudge was the size of a quarter but he processed to leave it and walked away.  I quickly got his attention and asked for another.  He wasn't happy about it, but took it and brought back another one.  I could see him walking back to our table with another plate and as he was walking, he was scratching on the plate to get the last of the smudge off of it!  Was still dirty!!!!   A small speck of black was on it. YUCK!!!!!  I asked the female server who took our order for another place and she brought a cleaner one out and apologized.  \n\nAs we were eating our food, which wasn't as good as I remember it to be when I used to frequent this place often.  I saw the server that gave me two dirty places walking around, working obviously, but at one point picked his NOSE!!!!   Omg!!!!   At that point I dropped everything and told my boyfriend lets get the check and get out of here.  \n\nWtf!!!!   That server had no sense of health of any of us dining there!  He should have his health card revoked immediately!!!!  \n\nI thought about bringing it to the attention of a manager but thought to myself why bother...I'm never coming back here ever!   \n\nThe only thing good about this experience is at the server that took our order and checked back on us was nice.  But that isn't enough to bring me back here.
__label__2 Solid food. Neither spectacular nor bad. Good service. Sit outside.
__label__3 I have been to Brio many times at Town Square and once at Tivoli.  Tonight the service was so so, but the food was the star again.  This time I had the steak salad.  Often times restaurants just \"phone it in\" on steak salad, but this one was fantastic.  I asked for medium and it was cooked perfectly, very well seasoned meat.  I asked for no pecans and asked for the creamy parmesan dressing instead of the horseradish.  In my opinion, it is THE BEST dressing there.  I will always enjoy a visit to Brio.
__label__0 Had a reservation for 5 for 6:30 pm.  We arrived and within 5 min were seated.  It was Friday night and it was totally packed and about 50 people hanging in the foyer and out the front door waiting for seating.  The noise level was UNBEARABLE.  I could not hear my husband talking to me and he was right next to me.  The people at the next table were trying to talk but had to yell and they did...non stop...as were everyone in the restaurant.  We were waiting for our other guests but could not take it anymore and gave up our table, called our guests who were just getting out of their car and told them to meet us at Twin Creek that this place was not acceptable to a social evening.  What a shame...it is so beautiful inside.  We have only dined for Brunch outside in their really nice patio...and for that experience I would give it 5 stars...but definitely not the place for a social Friday night .....at least inside the restaurant...outside it was pouring rain, so not an option.
__label__3 Loved this place. It was my first time going with some friends. Great beers on tap and you can try a new one every time you go. Go after work with some friends and enjoy HAPPY HOUR!!!
__label__3 The beer selection is fantastic, and the happy hour makes this place a reasonable deal. They also have my favorite beer (hoegaarden w/lemon- if you like hefe-weizens, you should try it).\n\nIt can get overly crowded, and there's usually a long wait for tables. The food is good, but the bar crowd will definitely spill over into the dining section.\n\nFor the most part the staff is friendly, and more down-to-earth than the average vegas place.
__label__3 Really good food and one of if not the best selection of beer between here and the next closest Yard House.  The Happy Hour prices are even better.
__label__2 Food was ok, Great place for hang  out or for watching sports great selection beers
__label__3 This place is pretty lively when we went. The atmosphere gave me a Dallas's vibe. The food was good. I had a chicken cesar salad. My friend got some shrimp pasta dish, that was pretty good. Must try their brownie. It's freshly made with your choice of ice cream on top. It's very good, but only when it is hot. When it gets cold, it won't taste as good. So eat it fast.
__label__2 I've been here plenty of times, so this post is pretty specific for the burger i ordered tonight.\n\nCame here tonight unexpectedly but as part of my burger rampage week, I decided to order the gorgonzola burger.  I actually enjoyed it a lot.  The burger came out really hot and it burned my mouth since i took a fatty first bite.  It comes with mushrooms and baby spinach which i love and the size of the patty was nice and thick.  I ordered it medium and it was perfect.  Sometimes when i order medium rare it comes all too soft and the burger ends up falling apart.  \n\nThe only downside to this burger is that the bun is a little tough and its a little pricey.  Other than that, it was goooood.
__label__4 How do they manage to keep all those beers in stock all the time? I've eaten there over 100 times and only had two \"not so good experiences.\" I like those odds.  Most of the time the staff is helpful and friendly. They seem to enjoy or at least \"more than tolerate\" being at work. The food is fantastic, the happy hour deal is a real bargain and they always have sports on the big screens. One more awesome aspect: the music kicks a$$. Southern Fried Chicken dinner is fantastic. The Korean short ribs are one of the best appetizers. I get \"no onions\" on my chicken nacho's and they are so thoughtful that they put the Guacamole on the side because it has onions in it, Attention to detail, that most places lack. A+. My two bad trips. 1: they matinee waitress was rude, probably just having a bad day, but don't take it out on me. 2: My Korean short ribs were real fatty and under cooked, I never NEVER send food back so I was S.O.L.  Overall I love this place.
__label__4 The music is a little too loud, but their food is so good. Their burger with the lobster and asparagus is my favorite meal on the menu. Love it!
__label__3 We totally pigged out here!  A great alternative to Vegas buffet.  The Garlic Noodles are so yummy.  The BBQ chicken pizza is not bad either.  Even my preschooler found the food tasty.  The atmosphere is casual and everyone seemed to be having a good time.  It could be a bit loud, but worked out well since my kid was watching a video on the ipad.
__label__3 Great place! I love their veggie burger!
__label__3 I love yard house.. Im not a super beer drinker but they have such a wide variety I can always find something that pleases the palate. I never seem to make it for happy hour so the bill can get kind of pricey but overall its a nice place to chill, drink, and get some noms. \nThe biggest draw back to hanging out there is its always LOUD. I don't think i've ever been there and had a normal toned conversation with my guest. The music is usually loud which means the patrons have to be louder just to be heard. It can get almost obnoxious at times. \nThat's the only reason why they get a 4 star review. Otherwise great place.
__label__3 It been while but had my cousin and her husband in town from Sac. I thinking of good place too go hang out have some good food, good beer, television around watch game, and not loud can hang out talk stories catch up. Yard House would be the perfect place although it can be loud. I went on tuesday night so not so bad plus ended up sitting outside on the outdoor cover patio area. It worked out great! =)\n\nI checked in too my surprise the wait was not very long got buzzed less then ten mins. Just first glance the place was packed that night. The server she was great about being patience since cousin guys running late. The first things I LOVE about the YH but at the same time frustrating figure out beer too start the night, The list is so long if there something that not find or something similar too likely would be very surprised. I went with the Kona Brewery Fire Rock Ale. I love my Kona Brewery not only because from Hawaii but good beer! The most common one see is Longboard so saw another one on tap! Hell yay! The rest of the night went with another my favorite Firestone Pale Ale. It another one that hardly see on tap at bars. I love there beer still have since visited Firestone winery. \n\nThe food was good as always! It been while but remember the Hawaiian Poke Stack stood out for me. Poke never go wrong in life. I love the way everything balances together. The Poke nice and fresh soy style Poke. The crispy wonton that adds little crispy fried texture plus works out great scoop up all the Poke. The vegetable gives it more depth and flavors too the dish. The wasabi soy drizzle around nice accent too the whole dish. It daunting looking at it start height. Once break down all good stuff. The second app had the bearnaise slider. Honestly not really big fan. I asked the server she recommend as second app. It more miss then hit. The slider meat itself nothing special little dry side. The bearnaise sauce itself nothing special. You combine the sauce with the fried onion on top of the slider and the bun. Ok. Sure pass on sliders plus heavy app start the meal.\n\nI had the Street Taco (Chicken tinga). I wanted too try something different then my last visit. I glad I did! It was awesome. The combination of the chipotle tomatoe sauce plus the feta cheese right balance with spice and cheese. I enjoyed the fact not over stuffed with things in the taco. I added the beans and rice. The rice was tasty stuff. The beans honest never got too because the beers and apps all stuff. \n\nDessert my cousin and I split a Lemon Souffle off our sever recommendation. She got right on. It was not your traditional souffle. That it would be bursting like ballon out of the dish. It smaller portion really for one. Dessert we were all pretty full but try something sweet. It was just right amount of lemon and whipping cream or ice cream on top. It perfect dish too end the night. Good good, good times, and family!!
__label__1 Over rated. Better food else where. Waitress did not bother to refill my iced tea when she brought over refills for my husband and son. My turkey club sandwich - dry. Although I did enjoy the small side of Cesar salad, hence the 2 stars.
__label__3 Love the food amazing for being as vegan as I can be amazing place to dine in on a date with options for us. Our order has come our a few times with seafood in it but we look past it for the amazing staff and management willing to correct it. As well as more than happy to serve us. When ever our order has been wrong we still paid full price we weren't looking for a freebie just simply a correction in the kitchen and it was made. Great drinks, food, and staff, will always return.
__label__3 Overwhelming selection of brewskis! Luckily the bartenders are very knowledgable and can recommend a beer to your taste! \n\nFood was delicious! My boyfriend and I ordered 4 appetizers/small plates and it filled us up quite nicely! We went with the wings (Caribbean jerk - traditional), truffle fries, garlic noodles and poke bowl - all amazing and would definitely recommend! \n\nGreat for big groups! We had a party of 16...ordering and paying was a breeze! Our waiter kept the checks separate from the get-go and they were very attentive to make sure we got what we needed throughout our meal!
__label__3 You gotta love Yard House!!!(or The Yard as I like to call it) me and the whole fam use to be regulars here atleast every 2 or 3 weeks, that was back when my mother-in-law and her boyfriend were together.They would always have us meet them at the Yard every other Friday and holidays(like you would pass up a free meal). We would always order the same thing, The happy hour specials. Its too many items to name but you can look it up and see what it is(Pizza, onion rings, sliders, poke, calamari, fries, etc). All of the items were very good and I would say the Bernaise sliders are my absolute favorite. Some would say they are pretty basic, which I agree, they are. But its the mild yogurt-based dipping sauce that they serve with it that gives me an O-Face everytime I take a bite. Im a slider expert and I dont know about yall, but I like my sliders basic(beef, cheese, onions). None of that foie gras, pork belly, cilantro leaves crap. Keep it simple stupid!! I would also always order the same drink, a St Bernardus 13(14% alcohol, yeah buddy!!!) Cant wait to go back, probably wont be for while since monster-in-law and her boy toy broke up. We'll see tho.
__label__3 This review is strictly for the food as we did take out from this location.\n\nShrimp Ceviche - 3.5 Stars - Normally full of shrimp and fruit, but this time the shrimp was lacking, so to me it was more of a fruit ceviche. Still full of flavor and seasoned well, just lacking on the main ingredient.\n\nShrimp Caesar Salad - 4 Stars - 4 Jumbo Shrimp cooked perfectly. Nice and tender and full of flavor. Perfect amount of cheese crisps and croutons, only lacking was the amount of dressing. \n\nSpinach Cheese Dip - 5 Stars - Always awesome and full of flavor. The chips work so well with the dip and the portion size is perfect.\n\nAngel Hair Pasta w/ Shrimp - 5 Stars - Pasta cooked perfectly. Sauce is on point and full of flavor. Large amount of shrimp. Portion size is perfect for sharing.\n\nTurkey Pot Pie 3.5 Stars - First time having this dish here and was expecting a little more from the dish. The puff pastry was underdone, so it was greasy and not very edible. There were far too many leeks in the dish, so it tasted like turkey and onions which is not bad for me since i love onions, but it was just lacking in other flavors. On a positive note, there was a ton of turkey, so that was a huge positive.\n\nSalted Caramel Pudding - 5 Stars - Can never get enough go this dessert. Always good, just wish it was a bit larger of a portion.
__label__1 It took me more than 20 minutes to get my single to-go order at this location. On a thursday night when there was hardly anyone there this was ridiculous. The food was OK, I've had better Hawaiian BBQ in the valley for less money. At almost ten dollars for the whole meal, it was not worth the money. Fortunately they do have a smaller, less expensive portion that would fill most people up for lunch.
__label__0 I used to like Sundance when it just opened, but it has really gone downhill. \n\nThe service is awful and the food is just as bad..
__label__0 My wife ordered a steak salad and I had the sirloin, both ordered medium rare.  And of course, both were medium well.  We don't usually send food back, but we're going to do so from now on, and we did.  Our new meals were similar to the first ones, but the wife ate hers anyway.  Mine was cooked MORE than the first one, so I just ate the potatoes and veggies.  When the waitress came to take our plates, I said \"the cook REALLY doesn't know how to cook a steak, does he?\"  She didn't apologize, didn't take the charge off our bill, or anything.  All she did was shake her head and hand me the check.\nNever again...
__label__2 4 Stars for their Food\n2 Stars for their Service\n\nI have eaten here about 3 times and every time I have had the worst service. \n\nHere's today's experience.  We initially get seated and asked what we want to drink.  Drink arrives fairly quick and I ask the question \"What's the Soup of the Day\".  Waitress responds that she doesn't know and will ask someone else.  Another waitress arrives and ask us what we wanted to order.  We asked for a minute, which means, come back in about 5 minutes.  This doesn't mean ignore us for the next 15 minutes while you chit chat with another guest.  The waitress must have noticed that we were beginning to wait impatiently.  She arrived at our table and asked us if we were ready.  I responded yes and she immediately said she'd be back. ???????\n\nFinally came back and took our order.  I had the Country Fried Steak, Eggs, Hash Browns, and Biscuit/Gravy.  Eggs were a bit runny, but the rest of the food was perfect.  Portions and price are good.  Big portions and fairly cheap.  Besides their eggs, the food is always fresh.  \n\nIt always seems to take some time for them to take your order here.  Happened to me all three times I've been here.  But the food almost makes up for it.
__label__3 Having the Chicken Parmesan tonight. Very good as far as coffee shops go. Service was pretty good. Very busy tonight.
__label__0 Closed. Out of business, at least when trying to check the place out on July 14, 2010.
__label__1 Busy airport eatery.  Nuff said.
__label__4 Best sushi in AZ! Great for a group of friends. $20 all you can eat
__label__2 Mido Sushi has a $20 all you can eat Sushi Buffet.   It includes tempura or gyoza, sashimi plate and other appetizers.  The options for the Sushi selection is quite wide.  \n\nThe first thing that was obvious is that the tempura/gyoza, sashimi offering is quite large.  It's a full plate of tempura with 5 or 6 vegtables and two shrimp.  The gyoza had five pieces.  The sashimi plate had 5 or 6 different fish with 5 or 6 slices each.  \n\nHowever, the taste and quality of the food was just so so.  The tempura was soggy rather than crispy.  The gyoza was oily.  The sashimi plate didn't have a lot of flavor.  I ordered Unagi, Albacore and the Mido roll.  All were ok, but not must haves.  \n\nThe service was excellent and everyone was friendly.   Although I had left over food, there wasn't a charge.  Great place if you are on a budget and starving, however if you want quality sushi and willing to pay for it, I would look elsewhere.
__label__0 Note I used to come here alot since i was introduced to it 2 years ago. I brought friends and family here numerous times because we enjoyed good service and half way decent sushi but being AYCE it was one of the better places to go. Do not go here if you are expecting spectacular sushi remember it is AYCE. Just know I have never had an issue with them until yesterday. My family went there for Valentines day and know that they have been here before and loved it. This was one of the most horrible experiences that could have been. None of the cooked food or food that was ordered for the children, came out including the soup. They brought out the Sashimi and all of the cold sushi which was fine but when asked where the cooked food was they refused to make it until all the sushi was finished, and continued to bring out the sushi. When asked again about the rest of the food so the people who didn't like the raw food and kids could eat it ended up with the waitress ended up telling us they would not bring it out and that we were going to be charged for whatever was not finished. Now I understand charging for what was not finished but to just bring out what you are able to get done first and not bringing us the rest of our food is unprofessional and unlike what they have done in the past. After this experience it was decided my family will not come back ever again and I do not plan to bring anyone here for such horrible service. I need to find a new AYCE sushi place with half way decent sushi now. Sad because I really loved coming here and was actually here a month ago with my friend.
__label__0 The theatres are too small, they overcharge on refreshments/snacks. customer service really isnt all that great...
__label__2 I like this place. Every time I come there's a small line, even on opening night and the screens aren't bad. They give student discount except on the weekends. They always give military discounts so that's another reason why I like coming here. Oh, you also get free refills on popcorn too, so eat up!
__label__3 Spices is always a favorite of mine; I accidentally was there the first day Etgar opened the restaurant, had the best hummus I'd found outside of Europe and became an addict. Great for a casual business lunch, and easily the best shawarma in Chandler. Owner and staff are very allergy conscious for those with serious food allergies as well.
__label__0 Wackness defined. Twenty bucks for food that makes T.G.I.Friday's look like it deserves a Michelin star. Even for an airport this place is overpriced and not worth a stop. The service was decent, but that was the only redeeming quality whatsoever about this place. Avoid.
__label__0 If zero stars were an option... \nBy far the slowest kitchen (based on 3 visits..average time from order to receiving a simple sandwich. 20 minutes)...regardless of crowd. Menu ..dismal.  The only items worth ordering..beer. Anywhere else in skyharbor will top this place.  Over the past year the kitchen response time here has had serious service problems. The waitstaff are friendly -- and clearly at the mercy of an understaffed and inefficient kitchen. There is no excuse for skyharbour  licensing this establishment.
__label__2 Waiting for the connection flight, I decided to get a beer. I found the Home Turf Bar, which was right next to my gate.\n\nI wasn't hungry and just wanted a quick beer before my flight. They had Shocktop, which is okay with me. It was an okay place to pass the time before it was time to move on.
__label__3 My girlfriends and I had heard about this place from another friend we went with and it got a little sketchy when we tried to get in and they asked to see our room key.  We just played the \"oops, silly me\" card and he let us in anyway.  We wandered around and all the pools were packed, along with all the chairs.  But once we found a place to lay out near the Lazy River, we were GOLDEN!  The inner tubes cost $16 to rent or $20 to buy, and I'm cheap, so I just wandered through the water, swimming, walking, talking, floating...  Although I did purchase a $22 32oz yard drink, and it's only $9 to refill.  Just laying out and returning for a round down the river over and over, drinking all the while...  It was a beautiful thing.  I can't wait to return, the Lazy River seriously made my day!
__label__4 Let's be real. I cannot imagine a better Saturday afternoon activity than drinking a yard-cup of sugary alcoholic frozen splendor and floating/walking down a lazy river all afternoon. Combine them and ... pure. magic.\n\nAlso, this place is a meat market. (Meet Market?) Regardless, listening to/receieving pick-up lines in Vegas are a sport in and of themselves.
__label__3 Was good, had more than one pool. Only downfall is that all of them only went up to 3 1/2 feet :/
__label__4 What can I say? I love lazy rivers. Even though  there is probably a huge percentage of alcohol and pee, it's still fun. It's like adults on a hamster wheel drunk. If you get sick of the hamster wheel try the nachos, they are huge and the yummiest pool side snack they offer.
__label__2 I'd have to agree with a lot of the other reviewers. Suede is a decent restaurant if you're staying at the Westin but not worth the trip if you aren't staying at the hotel.\n\nWe had the $18.00 breakfast buffet. It had all the essentials: eggs, bacon, sausage, bagels, toast, fruit, waffles. I would've like a few more options but for the price (in Vegas) it was worth it. I thought everything tasted very good and our server was extremely nice and friendly. \n\nIf I return to the Westin, I will certainly hit up this place again for breakfast.
__label__3 Chick-fil-a is comfort fast food for me. I love the original chicken sandwich; I add 1 pack of honey mustard. I grab a second honey mustard packet for dipping my delicious waffle fries - which, unfortunately, they sometimes skimp on, in my opinion. \n\nI have to tell you, though, I witnessed the talent of the best balloon artist I've ever seen at this location! (He's not there every week, but you'll find him there on some Wednesday afternoons for the whole \"kids eat free\" thing.) I was so mesmerized, as I waited in line to order and then for my food,  that I hardly noticed the wait and the fact that the place was overrun with little ones didn't detract from my experience! Chick-fil-a actually caters to the whole family thing really well. (And, their kids' meals have educational toys, often promoting literacy).
__label__0 Gross bathroom, and dirty play area. I go to many locations, never seen one that makes McDonald's seem clean. Until now. Play area had chunks missing in floor.  Changing station looked to be on its last leg.  Over disgusting.  \nHad to ask for sauces, never at any other location. Just seemed odd, kept behind counter. .unlike other locations.  Sauce theft an issue here? I won't return to this location ever.
__label__1 Average food at best. Wings undercooked and greasy. Onion rings underwhelming. Service poor. Waited 30 minutes when place wasn't busy...  Won't be back...
__label__3 I usually go here with coworkers every Wednesday (Wingsday) night after work. It is endless wings on Wednesday so you really can't get a better deal. I enjoy going and eating here because they have tons of T.V.'s playing and you can usually catch whatever game you want and ask a server to change a channel for you if you don't have the specific game you want to watch on. The food is good and fairly priced and you are also paying for the experience of eating at a Hooters. If you don't know what I'm talking about when I say \"experience\" then you have clearly never been to a Hooters. The servers have always been really nice and easy on the eye's, so to speak. I have always enjoyed the food and atmosphere. Definitely recommended.
__label__2 For my husband and I...Queens is a solid 3 star pizza place.  We showed up at 12:15pm on a Tuesday to order some quick slices of pizza & a salad (2 of their lunch specials).  \n\nThe staff was friendly.  But upon ordering our 2 lunch specials, we encountered a problem....no pizza to be seen.  They literally had 2 odd veggie/pineapple slices sitting there.  We asked if they had any in the oven and were told \"nope\" & that they would put in whatever we wanted - it would be about 15 minutes.  I also ordered a spinach/gorgonzola/raspberry vinaigrette salad.  The salad was huge for the price - it was 100% baby spinach, sliced cucumbers, sliced tomatoes, gorgonzola & dressing.\n\nAs we sat waiting for our pizza, others came in to also order lunch specials - they too were told that a new pizza needed to be put into the oven and it would be about 15 minutes.  After about 10-15 minutes I asked if I could have my salad while we waited (it was sitting behind the counter anyway....why not just pass it over to me?).  \n\nFinally about 15+ minutes into our wait we get to taste this amazing pizza I have heard all about.....drummmmm roll please.......the result was \"meh\".  Dont get me wrong - its not bad at all....just average.  The sauce was a little on the spicy side (I know my little one wouldn't have like it) - hubby even asked if I put pepper on the slices. \n\nMostly the 3 stars reflects the wait for the \"lunch special\".  Most pizza joints have pizzas ready & waiting for you so you can grab & go.
__label__3 Holy hipster batman! I can't believe that downtown Mesa now is filled with hipsters! That is a huge step up from drug addicts roaming the streets. This place was filled with new vibe of hipster in the heart of downtown Mesa. At first I was unsure of this pizza place. But after eating the food, I can understand why nearly every seat in the house was taken. The food is great! The portions are large and the people are pretty nice. We got a calzone and a salad. It was hands down the best calzone I have ever had. Give these guys a try if you are in the area.
__label__1 This place has good pizza and wings, but the wait staff can't handle a good sized crowd. Waited for 10 minutes and asked to have a dirty table cleaned up, waited another 5-10 minutes and nothing. You might get prompt service from the token greaser if you're a cute girl, otherwise steer clear unless it's dead. Sad, I had such high hopes for this place. More wait staff, signage saying seat yourself or hire a hostess maybe?
__label__1 Not impressed. The staff was standing around, the pizza by the slice was limited to two choices that looks to have been sitting for a while and wasn't very good.  And no one seemed to really care.
__label__2 Shortline for a quick bite, nothing special!
__label__3 We ordered a foot-long chicken sandwich on french bread, and I'm pretty sure the sandwich was 15\" AND HUGE. 3.5 adults comfortably ate that sandwich. Compared to other vegas prices, it wasn't outrageous. And, Ballys is undergoing renovations, so that was the only \"quick\" place to eat. We took our sandwich back to the pool and avoided the steep service fees, plus delivery charges. And the chicken salad was actually quite good with huge pieces of chicken and apples.
__label__3 I really enjoy eating here on my Vegas trips.  The food is fresh, and the service is good.  Plus on this last trip they had a spectacular combo special for only 12 bucks.  Included was a foot long sandwich, a bag of chips and a drink!  The sandwich was LOADED with stuff, and that really surprised me.  Conveniently located in Ballys by the Poker Tournament tables.
__label__1 OVERALL RATING:\nService: 3\nDecor: 2\nFood: 2\nDog-friendly: Yes\n--------------------------------------------------\nPlus (+):\nWell priced and a lot of outdoor seating.\n\nMinus (-):\nAlthough the toppings are fun, they're not very good. The chocolate chips should've been a lot better. I don't think there was a whole lot of thought behind the quality of toppings they provide. The toppings bar was not well stocked, and considering the amount of customers in the place, the toppings bar was way too small and we had to wait in line to get our toppings.  A huge pet peeve of mine is wastefulness. They use one size of Styrofoam container (it's pretty big) and no matter how little you want, you have to use the XL container. Somewhere a piece of land is getting filled with this stuff:( \n--------------------------------------------------\nThis fro-yo is OK. I think this place us more for kids though. I don't think I'll go back unless someone drags me...
__label__2 Food was standard Chinese fare. The wonton soup is very good and worth the upgrade.\n\nWhen I went, they seemed short staffed and overwhelmed. Had a long wait between wait staff visits. Place needed cleaning from an apparent lunch rush.
__label__1 I've ordered to go before. And the dish I ordered was great. But today I ordered delivery which took an hour to get here and their website says \"within 45 minutes\". I also ordered the BBQ pork with mixed vegetables. The meat was tuff and the pork was NOT BBQ! I can make real Chinese BBQ pork so I know what it tastes like. It was more like tuff boiled pork. Tasteless! I will give them another chance. But will not order any pork from there.
__label__2 It's fast, it's friendly and about as inexpensive as you can get in Desert Ridge.  Wasn't blown away by thier food, but I would go back.
__label__3 Gluten Free Creations is amazing. They have literally saved my life numerous Thanksgivings in a row for their superb gluten free bread crumbs so I could make my husband gluten free stuffing! They have provided me countless cupcakes, desserts, and tastings. They really are great. The service is fantastic and most notably-  they offer MANY multiple allergen offerings. \n\nSince moving to CA and frequenting a few bakeries both in SF and in so cal, I've been so impressed by other business, that I'm I'm docking them a star. But not because they're not fabulous for Arizona, only because I've had mind blowing, out of this world GF, DF, and EF (egg free) doughnuts, pastries, cupcakes, and  other baked goods in California and other parts of the country. \n\nI'm sorry Gluten Free Creations...It's not you, it's me! Thank you for all the wonderful products and service you gave for so many years. You're fabulous, and I wish you all the very best! \n\nOne thing I do have to say is that even though I live in the land of gluten-free living (San Francisco) I have yet to find a GF bakery that competes with Gluten Free Creations for offering egg-free baked goods. It's easier to make a superb tasting GF bread with egg than without, trust. Gluten Free Creations has that down, for sure.
__label__1 Love Costco, have been a member for 15+ years now.  A word of caution, you may want to count your pills before leaving the pharmacy.  Since May 2014, now Sept 2014 I have had three prescriptions shorted by several pills.  Picked up my latest prescription less than an hour ago, came home, and this one was short.  Dang, going back right now to have them get the quantity right.
__label__4 Happy Halloween Costco members.  Come see us soon, the fuel price this week is $2.759.
__label__4 Hurray for Tomo!!!  I'm so glad that we found this place, as I live out west and was getting really sick of driving out to Scottsdale for decent sushi.  I absolutely love the ambiance of the place (on the inside, the outside is a nondescript strip mall, go figure), and the service is almost always top notch.  We've become regulars at the place, and our favorite waitress remembers our basic order, including that I can't have avocado in one of the rolls I order.  That, my friends, is a sign of a great server.\n\nWe usually go during Happy Hour, which is incredible.  The rolls are very nicely priced during this time (3-6pm every day), and any other time of the day they are priced how you would expect a sushi place to price their rolls.  I love their spicy tuna tartare, and I would also recommend their crazy roll.  If you go during non-happy hour, try the unagi.  It's great too (and decently priced).  Also, it's important to note that the size of the rolls is awesome - no skimping, and the perfect ratio of fish to rice.\n\nIf you're looking for a great sushi joint in the west valley, head on over to Tomo!!
__label__3 Nice little Japanese restaurant. Has a good selection of sushi, sashimi, noodle dishes and drinks (full bar!).  It is not top notch sushi, but fair quality and very tasty. Dinner for four with a drink ran me about $60.  Not too shabby.
__label__0 Went in there tonight to grab some sushi and seaweed salad. I've been to Tomo before but it had been years and now I know why I stayed away. The seaweed salad was a tiny bit of seaweed on top of a pile of lettuce. I've never had it served this way at any other restaurant. Usually when you get seaweed salad, it's pretty much all seaweed. The calamari was so heavy with batter that you couldn't taste the squid at all. It was like eating a tempura hushpuppy with a little squid in the middle. \n\nAfter the appetizers, we waited a very long time before our server came back to actually take our order. By the time she returned, we debated just leaving but we put in an order for a caterpillar roll anyway. \n\nIt was also pretty bland and so heavy with panko or whatever they fried it in, that it was pretty much tasteless. \n\nI'm used to waiting when going to a restaurant on a Friday night since every place is packed but our server literally hit up all of her tables repeatedly except ours. She would circumnavigate the restaurant almost like she was avoiding passing by our table. It must have been noticed since several others servers came by to check on us and we even had to request our bill from one of them. \n\nI love eating out and I'm a pretty heavy tipper because my mom was a waitress for most of her life but this kind of service was just ridiculous. I will not be going back here.
__label__1 My Sisters and I went here tonight just to have dinner and talk. when we arrived it was pretty busy and we were seated fairly quickly, so kudos to them for that. The host seated us in the corner and pretty much forgot about us. We literally sat there for 20 minutes with no one asking to take our order. We didn't even have water. Mind you, by this time it had died down and wasn't that busy. We were contemplating on just walking out but we were all hungry. so I got up and walked over to one of the waiters and asked him to come take our order. I sat back down, waited a little longer and finally he came a took our order ( Let's call him waiter #1). We ordered a Vegas roll, a Crunch roll, and a Chicken plate WITH RICE. After we placed our order, 5 minutes later walks up the Host and he asks if we've been helped. Uh, where were you like 20 minutes ago? We waited about 10-15 minutes for the chicken plate to get to our table and different waiter brings it to us (waiter #2). No rice... before we could even ask about the rice the waiter was gone. so about 10 minutes after that, our sushi plates get to the table, but a different waiter brings it to us (waiter #3).and my Vegas roll was not even hot or warm. It was like when you stick your food in the microwave for 10 seconds, it heats up a little bit but it's not quite there. yeah.. disappointing. We then ask this waiter to bring us the rice. After he brings us the rice, he leaves and no other waiter asks us anything from that time to the time we finished our food. Finally waiter #1 comes back and asks us if we wanted refills. After all that, we were finished and ready to pay, It took us so long just to get someone to give us our check, but they were so quick to get their money. We didn't even have time to properly put the money into the book before Waiter #3 comes up to us asking if we needed change and we Finally leave. I don't think I'll be going back there. It was more or less an hour from the time we sat down to the time we got our food. AN HOUR... seriously? We felt like they catered to all the other customers and they just walked right by us. After reading some of the reviews, I'm not the only one who has experienced bad service with this place. To me, the Experience of the restaurant is 50/50. 50% Quality and taste of food, 40% Service and 10% atmosphere. If there's shitty service you're not going to enjoy your food, no matter how nice it looks. I gave them 2 stars because the food was pretty good and it restaurant looks nice.\n\nOverall-\n\nFOOD: 3/5\nTasty. Though my Vegas roll wasn't too hot, or warm for that matter.\n\nSERVICE: 0/5\nHated it, Deal breaker\n\nATMOSPHERE: 3/5\nNice, dim and calm.
__label__2 Been here a couple times on weekend evenings and it is pretty busy. The service is a bit slow, but not horrible. The food is good, not amazing, but I should note that I'm not the biggest seafood person.\n\nPros:\n$5 sake bombers all day\nsit at the bar get free miso soup
__label__1 Don't waste stomach space on Maria2 in an area this full of tasty restaurants... sugary margaritas, sloppily presented meals, stale chips...\n\nYou can do better...
__label__2 We went here last night on a whim, wanting to try a new Mexican place. The decor is gorgeous! The wait staff was a bit slow, but the chips and salsas were great - you get three with your chips - sweet/fruity, traditional, and a great smoky/spicy one.\nThe Husband order the chicken chimi and really liked it, and I went with grilled chicken tacos, which were FANTASTIC!\nOutside of the slow service, it was pretty great. Not a place to bring kids though. I will definitely be back!
__label__1 I wasn't expecting authentic Mexican food but I was expecting good quality food for the price. The flavors where decent bit the meat was fatty and not cooked properly and expensive.
__label__1 Waiting for my friends at the bar located near their entrance, I had a good feeling about this place.  It had all the bells and whistles of a nice upscale restaurant with a friendly bartender to start.  Unfortunately my good feeling about this place was short lived as our party was seated.\n\nOur reservation was for 9:15 PM Sunday night.  We didn't get seated until 9:45 PM despite having our whole party there by 9:00 PM.  I didn't care too much for this considering the place was moderately busy on a holiday weekend, and we weren't on a strict schedule.  So I let this roll easily off my back.\n\nAs we were seated, we were greeted by our waiter who was terribly unenthusiastic about his job.  He was considerate about asking  for food allergies.  Beyond that, all levels of consideration or customer service for that matter stopped there.  Granted, he warned us that our food would come out infrequently, but little did we know it would delay our dinner by over an hour.  A little honesty would have been greatly appreciated.  It took forever for most of our food to come out.  We didn't have utensils or place settings even after our food was delivered.  My friend even asked for the manager, to complain about our horrible service, or lack thereof.  The manager's response was something like: \"Things are are a bit backed-up, we'll give you free dessert.\"  Now, I don't care how backed-up your kitchen is... that's still no excuse for horrible and incompetent service!  Dessert only puts a band-aid on a broken arm... why the hell do restaurant managers  do this?  We are not looking to get something free, we just want to make sure they get their act together... and fast!\n\nOur original waiter rarely came to our table after we ordered our food.  Another waitress came to our aid who was very helpful and attentive to our needs.  She was very friendly and courteous, it's unfortunate she wasn't our original waiter because this review would've been completely different.\n\nOur unpleasant waiter did the weirdest thing.  As my friend was talking to the manager, being very open about our waiters horrible service, our waiter stood by our table as he refolded all our used napkins, tossing them onto our table.  Yes, our used clothe napkins.  Who does that?  In front of a party that is pretty disgusted by you no less.  It seemed as if he knew he was already in hot water and didn't give a rats-ass about making up for it.  In addition, he circled the portion of our bill they decided to discount for the unsatisfied service in a stuck-up negative manner.  In hind site, my friend said we should have taken that same pen, in front of our waiter, and scratched out his tip!  Of course, we're better than that.\n\nThe food is the only reason why this place is not getting a single star. The food was actually quite good with a variety of unique asian-fusion plates.  I ordered the Chicken Teriyaki (exotic right?) which was much more than I bargained for.  For such a simple dish, it had a variety of unique flavors with a side of extras that complimented each bite.  My friends ordered an array of food that looked just as good, and was commented on just the same.\n\nFor me, customer service will make or break any experience, no matter how good the food is.  In this case, their service failed horribly.  Our party ended up with a waiter that was a few cans short of a six pack regarding personality, who would probably fare better as a Chippendale's greeter than a restaurant waiter.  I hope management recognizes this and hires waiters that are actually qualified to interact with human beings.
__label__1 One thing I'm a stickler for is definitely Brazillian food. I know my Brazillian from having an ex and bf who introduced me to it. I can cook it most definitely. I was at Sushi Samba for a party and they had passed apps which were great. Great sushi, great crab cakes, awesome skewers of beef...But mind you passed apps. \nThe drinks....amazing. As far as the Samba Juice. This is the only place in town I know that mixes with Acai berrys. Which give a unique chocolate hint to a blueberry flavor. Definitely high in antioxidents.\nBut I came here for brunch with a friend. \nNow I sat at the bar and we ordered drinks. She ordered the Pomelo...but they didnt't have any. So then the Cucumber. I had the Samba Juice again. I decided to order Churros because I LOVE HOME MADE CHURROS. Too bad I didn't get them. Grrr they took forever. I also ordered food to go. Feijoada, chorizo, linguisa(kinda portuguese sausage) and some peruvian corn which is like giant hominy. \nWell the order was wrong because I ordered sides and  he asked me how I wanted my eggs. The bartender was really slow. I asked him some questions on why he was shaking a certain way and he said it was because they put egg whites in the drink. I explained a different method on how to make the drink that he won't tire himself out and he said \"No it's better my method\" LOL I asked him where he worked before and he said...\"Grand Lux Cafe\" Yea Nuff said. I didn't introduce myself to him because he was too hard headed in knowing what was right and wrong. So he fcked up my order, returned the Churros when I asked him for it to go, and then he stiffs me on eggs on the bill. Yea I'm gonna order from the table next time. I think brunch is for rookies. \nThe Feijoada was very....thick....the Chorizo and Linguisa with Hominy was delicious. They don't make it home made but they get it in Cali from this spanish place I know. \nOver all drinks are good. But I guess the staff being not so bueno made me drop the score down a lil.
__label__1 I know, it's Vegas, so what did I expect? Frankly, a whole lot more than we got.\nFirst, I was unable to order about 2/3 of my regular sushi, they just didn't carry the usual stuff, and I was not into the she-she rolls.\nFood was REALLY SLOW to hit the table, when it did, I realized that one order of sushi was on tiny piece...and, the Toro turned out to be $96 for 6 pieces!! My friend's wife had to wait even longer for her food. Pretty sad.\nBeer was cold, that part was good, but not much beer selection either...still, Saporo is better than nothing.\nWe switched to udon with pork belly, that was ok, but no where near as good as Noodle Theory back in Oakland.\nOur waiter was nice, but the kitchen must have been sleeping.\nNo way I'd go back there, too many other decent choices in the vicinity.
__label__2 'We went here on a Monday night for drinks.  The drinks on the menu were creative.  I'll try the sushi next time.
__label__3 Yum Yum Yum\n\nLove the decor and the music is fun to grooove too lol, The idea of these foods together makes a great diverse meal!\n\nMy deliciious meal:\n-The beef tenderloin and aji panca was great and it was perfectly spicy.. very juicy (not dry at all)\n-Peruvian corn :)\n-The Bobo Brazil samba roll w has seared kobe beef, avocado, kaiware, shiso, red onion, chimichurri -- FREAKIN BOMB
__label__2 A friend of mine was raving about SS which set my expectations a bit high since he was industry folk but my experience was OK, sadly.  The space was cool in a japanimation type of way.  The temperature was a bit warm for a casino and music a bit blaring for my taste.  But what it really comes down to is the food, right?  The food was OK but not bad.  The Pork Belly was incredibly delicious but the Shrimp Tempura with truffle was soggy and didn't have the bite and crispy goodness a tempura typically has.  I just expected a bit more out of this brand name and really didn't do it for me.  I probably wouldn't go back.  There are plenty of other restaurants in Vegas that are worth betting on.
__label__2 I am bit conflicted on how to rate this place. There were a few things I liked about it and a few I did not. Three stars seem a bit low, while four seems too much. Perhaps 3.5?\n\nFirst, the decor and ambiance is great!\nI really enjoyed the fusion of food: Brazilian, Peruvian, & Japanese. The rolls were just ok, but the ceviche and tiraditos were really good. As expected, it was pricey and small. However, unless you are in Peru, you are not going to get large ceviche plates for cheap. I also liked the Caipirinha. The service wasn't bad but was also not very attentive. One thing that bothered me is that the gentleman that brought our pitcher of Caipirinha (hey! it wasn't just for me, people) and when he was serving my cup, the top came out and a bunch of the caipirinha spilled over on the table and a bit on me. Well, the staff handled it well. They apologized and cleaned the mess. However, the inner alky in me was having a fit because I felt the spilled at least a glass worth of the drink and didn't bring us more or maybe a give us a bit discount on the pitcher (just the pitcher). I think that would have been a nice gesture, since it was like if they brought me one drink, they drop it, and not bring me a new one. I really don't think it was absolutely necessary, but it would have been nice costumer service.\n\nOverall, I would come back!
__label__0 Since writing this review I've received two e-mails from Sushi Samba employees suggesting I return and that they are genuinely sorry that I had a bad experience and are sure it won't repeat.  \n\nMy question is:  Where was this level of service when I was eating there?\n\nLike hell I'm going to spend another hundred something dollars for them to prove to me that they don't suck.
__label__2 Maybe it's because I've enjoyed many a meal at the Sushi Samba locations in NYC, and maybe because I was a little hungover from the previous nights festivities, but I was not overly wowed by lunch here with two of my lady loves with whom I was vacationing. \n\nOne thing that is always a priority on vacation is food. It has to be, this is a break from the mundane life I leave behind, so why do I want to eat my standard weekly fare of life in the working world? I love sushi and because of it's nutritious nature figured this would be a great way to replenish all things lost to bottomless cocktails and greasy late night foods. I didn't partake in the consumption of any libations at lunch, but did hear that the mojito was pretty stellar.\n\nI ordered the trio seaweed salad that came beautifully presented on a three trayed dish of hijiki, wakame, and my favorite aka-tosaka. Each were lightly dressed with lemon and sidelined with some tomato caviar. Not terrible for a $11, but not overly substantial either. For lunch I ordered yellowtail jalapeno which was ok if not a little heavy on the jalapeno, and a spicy tuna that was all sorts of bland. I think I would have been happier enjoying these as a happy hour because it seems that the prices are a little easier to swallow for the quality of the food. I didn't order anything complex, and maybe they just let the \"easy\" stuff slide, but I wasn't terribly enthused enough to want to go back and give it a second shot to see just how good the rest of the menu is according to the higher ratings given.
__label__4 We were promised a \"dining experience\", and that's what we got!\n\nA group of 6 of us came here, and we were instantly charmed by our server, Michael. He recommended a custom \"dining experience\" for about $50-60 per person, based on our likes and dislikes. Food just kept coming out and we had no idea what to expect, but Michael really hit the nail on the head with everything he picked for us.\n\nSome of the highlights:\n\n- yellowtail tacos\n- yellowtail in lemongrass sauce\n- sea bass (I don't eat sea bass, but my friends were raving about it!). The Peruvian corn that came with it was excellent \n- some kind of steak, cooked medium rare served with rice and beans\n- a sushi platter with spicy tuna, California, and shrimp tempura rolls\n\nSushisamba is really great for groups, and since you can customize a meal based on your budget, it can be relatively affordable, too. And every dish was amazing! I definitely recommend it, and hope to try brunch at one of their NYC locations.
__label__4 This place is the only reason why I want to go back to Vegas!!! the sushi is amazing, the ceviche taco's are mouth-watering. The seabass and lobster tail are scrumptious!! There wasn't one thing that was put on our table that wasn't delectable. Oh and the watermelon martinis are phenomenal! If it wasn't for our waiter MAX I don't think I would of had such a great experience. :)
__label__4 There are so many reviews for this place- I'll keep it short:\n\n\nYamato roll, let's be together forever.
__label__1 thought all the nicer vegas strip restaurants should have more quality....\nguess i will stick to having sashimi / sushi in LA!!!
__label__1 What a disappointment.\n\nNo point in having a reservation as you will have to wait 20-30 min. after your scheduled time.  The front end pretty much sucks. Our server was very good though.\n\nFood was small, nothing special, and ridiculously priced.\n\n-Rock Shrimp was good, but like a glorified calamari dish, nothing spectacular \n-Fusion rolls were a joke, no flavor\n-Sea Bass was AWESOME!  2 tiny skewers like $20, um ok, not worth it\n\nThe restaurant is pretty popping, and trendy with a DJ its a cool environment\nMy recommendation is to go sit at the bar have a few drinks, and maybe an appetizer if you are staying at Palazzo, if not skip Sushisamba.
__label__2 Our first meal after a very long plane flight from the east coast turned out to be ok,but not over the top. The restaurant is very noisy,had to yell across the small table to my man . The waiter was terrific(thanks Carmine)'you really were a huge help. The food was tasty but nothing special,because of the noise level we opted out early and skipped dessert and coffee. All in all ok but nothing amazing.
__label__1 The fusion cuisine didnt quite work here. \nThe sushi/nigiri was all right, at best.\nOver-priced kanpachi / sashimi plates.\n\nI dunno, mediocre sushi just doesnt cut it for me anymore. For good sushi I would yelp some hole-in-the-wall restaurants with a real sushi bar, and order omakase.\n\nThis may sound bitter but im very sensitive about my sushi. ;)
__label__2 I ate at the bar, even though I had a table reservation, because I was by myself and realized that, with a rollerbag in tow, that it was going to be nasty going once the place filled up. I ordered a couple of things, two different ceviches, one hamachi collar, and one whole roast fish (I was combining lunch and dinner budgets, because I was getting on a really long flight). I have to say, my server didn't bother trying to pace my food. The whole fish came right after the collar, and although they accommodated my request to take it back and keep it heated, it had definitely lost something. Minus one star for that, and the restaurant hadn't even become more than one-third full yet. Secondly, the two roast fishes were way too similar, even though the whole fish was advertised as having all kinds of goodness and was much more expensive than the simple collar. However, both ceviches were excellent and I suspect this place is much better at Latin-Japanese fusion than anything else (but what should I expect?). This place is probably worth exploring (and requires it), but you'll need a big wallet or some serious need to dine in cool locations. I would get my fix of this kind of cuisine elsewhere.
__label__3 I was seated around midnight and ordered a glass of wine and a few items. While waiting for my food I browsed the yelp reviews and noticed they have happy hour, but the server didn't mention that or give me the happy hour menu. I asked for it and noticed they had a wine for $6 (instead of $15) and $6 spicy tuna roll (instead if spicy tuna hand roll for $7.75) and some other interesting items. Not a biggie, but I pointed out to the server's colleague that she should have given me that menu right away. The server apologized and cried a few crocodile years. They adjusted my tab to reflect the happy hour prices and I got the Spicy tuna handroll as a free bonus. \n\nThe quality and taste of the food was excellent, 5 stars, the environment was chic and nice. The menu is definitely fusion so don't expect to see all your favorites.
__label__1 Judging from the reviews, I had high expectations for this place. My boyfriend and I were feeling a little spendy that day, and I was very excited to try a higher tier, more expensive sushi restaurant. From the prices, I was expecting high quality, unique, delicious sushi. I was assuming that it would be their specialty judging from the name of the place. I ordered a few rolls that the waitress suggested and gyoza for dessert. The gyoza was in fact delicious, the best thing we ordered that night. The sushi and rolls however were mediocre, and the fish did not taste fresh. The presentation was nothing special, it did not even compel me to take a picture of it.  Not to exaggerate, but I've had better tasting and more beautifully presented sushi at local sushi places or even AYCE. Service was okay, the waitress wasn't THAT friendly, and we rarely saw her come by our table to check up on us. We were very disappointed. For the price we paid, we expected something much better. We are probably never going to come back.
__label__4 Great service and environment. Brazilian & sushi can't go wrong. Order 3-4 items and share
__label__2 The sushi was great.  We had a really yummy seaweed sampler appetizer that was real good and the salmon sashimi was of very good quality.  \nWe were not happy with the smallish roll selection and the service left a lot to be desired (minus 1 star).   We have a sushi place on every corner in the Bay Area/Sacramento area, and this place was pretty good, but not worth the cost.
__label__4 UH-MAZE-ING\n\nThe name of the restaurant caught my eye when I was in NY but I didn't get a chance to try it until Vegas. SO WORTH EVERY PENNY! \n\nOtsumami assortment \nSalt & Pepper Squid \nCoconut Rice\nLobster Crispy Taquitos\n\nEverything our group ordered was delicious...except don't waste your time on the ramen. \n\nI think I will eat here every time I go back to Vegas.
__label__3 I'm back! The food was awesome as usual. I went during Happy Hour and planned on ordering a few $6 appetizers and rolls, but was somewhat easily persuaded and got the bar waitress' recommendation of Sushi and Sashimi Platter. It actually turned out pretty good. I also ordered the Salt & Pepper Squid...the dipping sauce, flavored lime, and some sort of crystal salt were all really yummy combined. I got a Spicy Tuna Roll as well, and of course, more Samba Tea! It was a good experience overall. The $6 items have some value to them, even to the casual dining customer. The bartender and waitress were friendly folks as well. I will be back again!
__label__0 Where to start. We went there on a Thursday night at 830. Our waiter was the worst waiter ever experienced. He was not attentive at all and was borderline rude to us the whole time we were there. The food was okay, but not excellent. The portions for the price are high even with this being Vegas. There are other places on the strip I would go to before ever go back to this place. Save your time and money!
__label__3 I have been here probably at least 4x over the past year. I have never had a bad experience yet.  Last night my Aunt was in town visiting.  She was staying on the strip at Treasure Island so we decided to grab some sushi at the Palazzo. \n\nThe Otsunami appetizer of edamame, crispy green beans and green peppers is really good! It was the first time I had sea bass skewers based on other yelp reviews and they did not disappoint! For sushi we had Bobo Brazil roll with is kobe beef, the sushi samba roll with the lobster claw and the Lima roll with Spicy King Crab mix. Also if you want a good cocktail the Samba juice is really good!\n\nThey have a busy bar area to have some drinks, a nice sushi bar and a very lively atmosphere inside the restaurant. \n\nThe only downside if i had to give one is the rolls are relatively small for the price. However the quality is high! I would recommend checking it out if you are in the area.
__label__3 Little expensive for what you get.  Food was really good but I found myself spending quite more than I expected too for lunch.\n\nAs a plus side, they claim the Krab is Crab in a California roll, \n\nFood was tasty, just a bit higher priced than I would like.
__label__2 Cost $500 every time came here to have yummy sashimi, but the last time really sucks! One oyster stink n wholly smell. Was of my favorite but won't go there again
__label__2 Not likely to return after what was supposed to be a great 30th Birthday Dinner...\n\nEleven of us arrived a few minutes before our reservation and I checked in while we grabbed a few drinks at the bar. We were seated just shortly after our check-in when our whole party arrived, which was great, but after that our time at the table seemed to be an unsuccessful long one. We weren't seated with menus and waited quite a while for some info as to what was going on. When our server, Justin notified us that the Chef usually likes to do a \"tasting menu\" for larger parties bringing us items geared towards our tastes we thought that sounded pretty good. He left us to talk it over, and when he came back I asked him if he was sure it was going to be enough food and he said yes we would all leave full so eight out of the eleven in my party decided to try it. With that being said, it wasn't even close to enough food. Edamame, fried green beans and roasted peppers along with what totaled up to be a little more than one sushi roll for each of us and a few skewers of chicken and what looked like a single portion of steak, we all left hungry.\n\nI will say the food was delicious, there just was not enough of it and each of my guests felt guilty not wanting to eat more than others. Several of my party asked me if there was more food coming, but after we received the meat portion that was it. Justin was nice enough to bring a round of shots over for the party, but this was only after two people in my party, who had skipped on the preset menu asked about how much longer their food was going to be after they had ordered it almost thirty minutes earlier! The food was finally brought out with some apologies and my friends ate while we all sat and waited for them to be done. They had insisted it just be cancelled because they felt so bad for us having to wait for them, but I told them to go ahead and eat their dinner. To my surprise, the order that had taken almost thirty additional minutes to come out was still on their bill. \n\nI wish our experience would have been better and we would have left full and happy from an enjoyable birthday dinner, but instead I left feeling embarrassed that my friends and my experience wasn't a better one. \n\nI will also say I tried to reach out to the restaurant directly about my concerns and was told someone would contact me on November 21st... needless to say I never heard anything.
__label__0 Service A+.  Staff was very accommodating and great.  Food was overpriced and terrible. 1 star for great service but would have rather had crappy service and great food
__label__3 We stayed at Palazzo over the holidays and decided to try out this place.  I had made reservations for 9pm but arrived about 20mins early and was seated right away.  Overall a decent experience.\nAmbience:  Dark and somewhat trendy sushi fusion joint.  There is a bar area but the rest of the tables are set up in a funky circular fashion.  Tables are pretty close to each other and you will not have a private dining experience.  \nService:  For the most part good.  We were seated right away.  It did take a while for the server to get to us (and she apologized).  She didn't give us the Sushi Samba intro like I heard another server give the table next to us (explaining the whole fusion thing).  Orders were taken and things proceeded to go smoothly.  There were no mistakes on our order.  We asked for sake recommendations and she appeared really knowledgeable.  She was decent in explaining their omikase (pretty much no set omikase).  Food came out at a decent pace.  Water was refilled quite nicely too.\nFood:  Past review said that this was a great sushi place.  I disagree.  If you want the best sushi, you don't go to a fusion place in Vegas for it.  If you want to try a different twist on japanese/brazillian cuisine, then this is the place. So I went here without much expectations.  Highlights included the Yellowtail taquitos (more like tacos).  I loved the sauce/foam that came with it.  Very light and a nice way to wet your appetite.  Sea bass and Lamb Robata (sp?) were both really really good.  There was a sweet sauce on both.  Sea bass melted in your mouth.  Came with 2 skewers.  The lamb was a decent size and was sliced thinly.  This was also a melt-in-your mouth experience.  I would order both again. We had one of their specials which was a white fish in a tofu sauce.  It was just ok.  We made the mistake of ordering a roll.  I think it was an El Toro (or something like that) and it came with salmon, cilantro, mozerella cheese, among other things.  The flavor was ok, but the rice in the roll itself was really hard.  Like they had premade it.  Made the whole roll just awful.  I like their sake selection.  We passed on dessert.\nValue:  Just like vegas, things are pricier. But I thought the vibe was decent.  \n\nAll in all, a decent date night place.  Just don't come expecting over the top sushi.
__label__2 Insanely expensive. Average like any good sushi bar and the palazzo in my opinion is pretty plain. \n\nIf it's sushi you seek the OSAKA sushi restaurant on Sahara will blow you away. \n\nThere's a lot better places than this one. Pass.
__label__0 Spent 50.00 today on a wash and wax. After waiting and watching my car sit for an hour I went and asked what the problem was \" we forgot\" the car was half vacuumed, bumpers were dirty, wax still on the car, dash not cleaned off. My 11 year old could have done a better job ! What a joke! Do not go here. If this is what $50.00 buys I will do it my self and know its done right.
__label__3 This has become my favorite theatre near me. Although several reviewers have complained about the parking I just don't think this is a big deal. Parking is not expensive at all. With all the specials they have, don't let a parking garage keep you from visiting.\n\nAnytime I have been here, the staff has been friendly. Another important feature of any theatre is how clean it is. Unfortunately, i have been to theaters where I didn't want to sit down. This has never been a problem here.\n\nAs far as the actual movie experience goes, it is just as good as any other newer theatre in the area. I think the size of the theaters are perfect.\n\nMy favorite thing about Southside Works Cinema is the location. I usually get to the theatre early and buy my tickets right away. This allows me to visit some of the other stores in the area.\n\nFor me, this is my theatre of choice.
__label__2 So I went to townsquare and I had this very bad craving for boba, and there it was, a lollicup, back in california, i always went to a lollicup so i didn't see why it wouldn't be good here. wrong. I ordered a large mango tea with boba, and the total came to 4.60 not bad, the tea was delicious, but damn, it took forever to get it out, and i was the only person there. well whatever so I downed that whole thing in 4 minutes since it's hot as hell and im dying outside hahah. well the boba was not so great, hard and flavorless, I couldn't even eat it anymore, i just drank the drink, and then threw away the boba.  I miss california boba
__label__2 I personally love boba, but I'm very picky when it comes to the perfect consistency. I've been to places that serve boba that's too hard, other places serve boba that's too soft. Haha. Now I sound like Goldilocks. I guess I just didn't realize how difficult it is to cook boba. Apparently, it isn't as easy as I thought. Lollicup is one of the few places that serves perfectly cooked boba and the drink flavors are good as well. My favorite flavor is the Taro milk tea. I wouldn't say theirs is the best I've had, but their Passion iced tea with mango jelly is pretty darn amazing. That drink will keep me coming back for more.
__label__1 Yeah......I don't get it.  It's a burger joint.  I mean it wasn't bad but it was just OK.  I think I got caught up in all the \"hoopla\" about this place and was expecting more.  Granted the cost was on the money but the burger and the fries were kinda \"blah\".  I guess the old \"you get what you pay for\" adage holds true here.  I been here 3 times (twice because friends from out of town wanted to go there) and wasn't impressed any of the times.  To the East Coast people:  I will trade you ALL of the In-N-Out Burger restaurants for ONE White Castle.
__label__1 I know IN-N-OUT is all the rage, but it's truly one of my least desirable destinations.  Why?  I'm not sure other than their food is uninspiring to me.  Is it fresh?  Yes.  Is that unusual for burger joints?  Yes.  Still... I'd just as soon get a burger anywhere than wait in line here for a generic burger.  Give me something smothered with BBQ sauce or bacon or pepper jack cheese.  Knowhatimean?
__label__4 In-N-Out has never let me down, whether I've had it in LA or  AZ. I'm especially fond of this location because it's never that busy when I go and the service is, as always, fast and friendly. I usually get a double double, animal fries and a Neapolitan shake. I've yet to attempt a crazy secret menu order, but I have a feeling they would be more than happy to fullfil it here.
__label__4 Is \"California Cool\" a brand? I think so, and I think In-N-Out personifies it better than any store in the mall selling overpriced clothing in Euro sizes.\n\nFresh ingredients including never frozen beef, and fries that are made after you order them. Pretty cheap pricing. Friendly service. Spotlessly clean. A secret menu adding intrigue to the ordinary.\n\nSo, what happens if you ask for your burger Gangnam Style?
__label__0 If I could give this place 0 stars I would, that is how bad the food was. It seemed like they had only cooked 10 dishes and sadly the most memorable dish was the frozen corn. I didn't think it was humanly possible, but I have finally found a buffet worse than Hometown Buffet. Good job Circus Circus.
__label__2 The food here is ok to good but varies a lot. Serving tables are set too hot as are the heat lamps so food that's fresh from the kitchen is better than stuff that's been sitting. Salad table is fine as are the deserts.  And in any case it's considerably better than what I've been eating in Beatty for the last two days.
__label__2 I'm not sure what your expecting for $16.99. I didn't mind it. I was on a diet when I ate here. It was doable but I did end up using all my calories at breakfast. Crazy, right? It was just average. It wasn't horrible. I've had horrible. It's just on the lower end for Las Vegas...or as the locals call it Vegas..or maybe they just say LV!
__label__0 First to state I was really disappointed with my experience at circus circus in general. But me and my brother were so tired by the time we got to the hotel that making the effort of going out to eat any where else didn't seem worth is. \n\nAs for \"cheap\" yeah I guess so but simply adding a beer made the meal about $30 per person which didn't feel that cheap at all. The food all tasted and looked like it had been frozen and the decor was more school cafeteria then vacation. \n\nThe only nice thing I can say is that the staff were very nice. And if you had very picky children I guess there could be appeal. But other then that save your money if you want to eat mediocre food and go to mcdonalds.
__label__1 Went here on Saturday because we heard the pizza was good. Pizza's alright. I've had better here in LA. My problem was with the service itself. The woman taking the orders couldn't take orders correctly, she was slow, and she kept disappearing to the back several times making the wait just to order even longer! Horrible! The wait time to get the food was almost an hour! what the fudge? why so long? the point here is that they need more than one overwhelmed filipina at the front taking orders and going crazy looking for lost orders. They need more pizza makers in the back as well to get those pizzas out fast. Oh yeah, we also ordered mild wings and the woman gave us spicy wings  (which I can eat, but friend's wife can't!).  Lame, expensive, and slow. Never again. The only nice people there were the elderly waitress, and the other young woman who made sure we got our wings on time.
__label__3 I like Sprouts, and this location is pretty much the same as the rest. Nothing special here, but we've also never had any bad experiences. Some stuff can be pricey for what you get, but we generally go when there is a good weekly ad. They don't always have everything we want, but they have a decent selection.\n\nOh, and I had no idea this Sprouts was even there for the longest time. I don't even think it was listed in Google Maps, and the store faces a weird direction in the parking lot. Usually Sprouts are easily seen from the main street (in my experience) but I'm glad I finally found this location. It's the closest one out here!
__label__2 I went here for lunch and had decent food.  The view of the man made lake in the shopping center is pretty cool on a day when the weather is nice.  I went back again at night and they had a great DJ with an artist performing ( Truth of the QC), the place was pretty packed, and the drink specials were awesome.  I think I like this place as a night venue better.  I will be back, but not in a hurry because the University area is a hike from south Charlotte.  I had a fun time nonetheless.
__label__2 Been twice and had a decent meal both times. the last time I ordered the \"dirty southern\" burger...and must say it was hard to eat.  Didn't taste bad, but it was messy and had to use a fork (taboo for any good burger).  That said, the burger is \"dirty\" so perhaps that was why.  My best rating is the beer selection...great brands of local brews and the bar staff is good at making recommendations and pairings.
__label__2 Its good food.  Its just not the greatest food for the price you pay.  I had a spicy chicken of some sort, and they dont mess around when it comes to the spicy stuff.  This stuff was HOT.  I enjoyed it quite a bit, but I just didnt feel like the food justified the price.  $11 for a lunch special?  No thanks.  I would give the food 4 out of 5 stars though.
__label__2 I was not happy with this restaurant.  The atmosphere is nice, so I had high hopes when walking inside but...\n\nThe food is average and very overpriced, in my opinion.  And the wait staff was slow.  I will absolutely give them credit for acknowledging that the service was not acceptable: they removed $5.00 from the bill of $35.00, but frankly, there is nothing that would compel me to return to this restaurant.
__label__3 My husband, son, daughter and I went for a Sunday lunch. My little girl who is only 2 did not want to sit still and cried so we left so other people could actually enjoy their lunch. Husband went back to pick up our lunch so we could enjoy it at home. We were very pleased. We will be back.
__label__2 This is an average food spot with really good service. I'm not really big on all the wok stuff, so I had to find some alternatives...and, there really aren't many. We had a good time and our service was funny. I'd go back.
__label__1 Ling & Louie, hmmm, I'm having a bit of hard time to define this place. The menu serves a wide range of Asian foods, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Thai and Vietnamese (from my first glance of the dishes and its names), then there is a full bar, Happy Hour menu such as Asian fusion 'flatbread' and 'tacos', it just made me more confused, a place serves many kinds of Asian food but nothing is specialized? Just because you put a description of 'asian sauce', makes a taco Chinese? Then there is this interesting looking clock on the wall next to the kitchen, a clock consists '12' on the top as normal, but the rest numbers are replace by a '5', that just made you start singing, 'it is five o'clock somewhere', and 'let's drink'! So yeah, this is a bar with many kinds of Asian fusion foods. Do not come if you are craving for a more authentic asian cuisine, that was my mistake, yeah...
__label__3 All the food was excellent, especially the sliders. Our waitress was excellent. We have been here many times and are never disappointed.
__label__1 I enjoy Asian fusion, but this was disappointing.  First, we had to wait 25 minutes to be seated. Which would be fine if it was worth that wait...\nStarted with a cocktali which was highly recommended by the waitress. Shanghai Tea or something like that? It was nothing special.\nWe ordered some Edamame to start, and it never came. I guess someone forgot. Very unfortunately considering how hungry we were.\n\nI had the orange chicken, which was okay. It was too salty,didn't really taste like orange chicken so much as salt chicken... so I wouldn't get it again. My husband got the Evil Jungle Princess Chicken and he didn't seem blown away by it. I tasted it and it was not that flavorful.\nDessert was probably the best part. We got the banana spring roll, and it was pretty tasty. \nI don't think we will bother going back.
__label__3 My boyfriend has taken me here twice and I really loved the food both times. It didn't take long after we ordered for our food to be done. The strawberry limeade is a DELICIOUS drink but I didn't really love the miso soup, wouldn't order it again. The dish I ordered was the beef and broccoli...AMAZING both times. First I ordered it with fried rice which was okay, the second time I ordered it with regular brown rice and this was better. I just felt like I could enjoy the perfect flavor of the beef and broccoli more when the rice \"had a little less going on\". \n\nWe will definitely go back to Ling & Louie's for the food (and the limeade) but I really can't say much about the service here. The hostess was friendly both times but the wait staff wasn't great to us either time...not rude but nothing to rave about either. Also it was a little awkward for me to have most of the staff in my direct line of sight standing in the kitchen area either A) eating, B) fooling around with coworkers, or C) standing around doing nothing...both times we were there. \n\nThe food is awesome though, so we'll be back!
__label__3 Calamari is very good. Did not like pot stickers at all and normally this is one of our favorite dishes. Chicken rice soup is absolutely delish!  Great Happy Hour menu too!
__label__2 I had lunch here, having the Stuffed Pork Arista with a side of Grilled Eggplant and a pastry stuffed with spinach. The pork was good but a bit dry, I would not order it again. The eggplant was amazing, and the pastry was good as well. I have posted pic's of this meal. I had gelato after the meal, which was awesome as well. I would definitely go back, but I would order something else from the menu. It would be nice to go here in the evening and sit outdoors with an appetizer & bottle of wine.
__label__1 I found this place via Groupon and went with a friend for lunch. The building it is located in in very charming and the patio would be great once the weather cools down a bit. Some of the decor inside the restaurant seems a little outdated but overall I found it very charming and cute - in a downtown Glendale kinda way :) The owner greeted us as we walked in and seated us at a small table right by the front door. As instructed by Groupon we informed him that we had a voucher. I asked him how long the restaurant had been open since this was the first time I had been here and he told me that the restaurant had been open for 5 years and that they were very busy and successful. I didn't want to read into his demeanor, but he came across somewhat arrogant. We decided that we wanted to try several of the dishes and ordered the Greek salad, the cheese and ham plate with toasted bread and the prosciutto bruchetta. The food was good and very tasty but the owner and staff are something else. When we placed the order the owner said something like \"well you Groupon people order so much because you have a voucher\". I was thinking to myself that if he doesn't want \"groupon people\" then maybe he shouldn't put out a Groupon. Total turnoff. I enjoy trying new places and Groupon is a great way to find them, therefore I will not be made to feel guilty for using one. I would have been back for another try for dinner, but the owner totally turned me off to going back.
__label__0 I just had a terrible experience at La Piccola Cucina!\n\nI've been to this restaurant several times in the past and enjoyed the home-style cooking.  Needless to say, I was very excited when a voice daily deal came out that allowed me to purchase a $30 food voucher for $15!\n\nThis place is on my way home from work, so I saved the coupon for a night that I was working late - excited to grab some delicious takeout on the way home.\n\nOne of the servers was in the middle of taking my order when the owner of the restaurant saw that I had the coupon.  He snatched it angrily out of my hand shouting \"this is only good for 2 people dining in - not take out!\"  I informed him that this restriction was not stated anywhere on the coupon that I had purchased and he shouted back, \"I don't care!  That's the way it's always been!\"  In a restaurant full of other diners, the shouting continued until I was embarrassed enough to leave...\n\nI just can't believe how completely rude and belligerent he was to me - In my opinion, this is no way to ever treat your valued customers.\n\nI will be demanding a refund on my coupon and won't be returning to this restaurant again.
__label__1 I've tried this place 3 times now, and well, it just doesn't live up to its hype.   It is trendy, clean, decorated nicely, located strategically, and the service is good.   But for me, the food is just \"eh ok\", the special martinis are just \"eh ok\", and its pricey.
__label__1 $60 for 4 rolls that we weren't that impressed with... I find that pricey.
__label__1 It was okay. Overpriced for average quality food. Don't think I \nwould ever go again.\n\nThe wasabi was blue.
__label__4 I've had sushi from all over and Blue Wasabi is my favorite spot. Wish I had one close to where I live now. Any of the rolls are great and service is always top notch. \n\nSmall recommendation - sit outside. The lighting is a bit dark inside.
__label__1 I purchased unlimited and I should've brought the one use pass the rides were ok. Great view however, the rides wasn't scary I'm and adrenaline junky and I love roller coasters but these rides didn't do it for me
__label__2 We decided to go here for Valentine's Day since my boyfriend saw that the sushi chef was on Dinner Impossible on the Food Network. They had a special V-day Menu which we decided to order from. The first course was the Tuna Cocktail, this was slightly seared tuna with a spicy BBQ sauce and cucumbers. The Tuna Cocktail was good so when the second course came out, I had the Lobster Miso soup and the BF had the Hot and Sour Soup...it was a disappointment. The Lobster was so overcooked that it was rubbery and hard to even swallow, the Hot and Sour Soup was overly spicy and nothing special. The third course included the New Zealand Lamb Chops which had a Coffee Mole Sauce and Butternut Squash or the Aburi Yellowtail. The Mole Sauce overpowered the Lamb Chops, but the Yellowtail was surprisingly delish. For the main course we decided to order the Sushi for two. It came with Tuna Sashimi,  Toro, Salmon, Kobe Nigri Sushi, Tiger Roll, Crunchy Roll and Tropicana Roll.  All the rolls were half rolls (about 4 pieces each) and the nigri was nothing special. For dessert, they provided a chocolate type wafer dessert with a rasberry puree...I didn't care for it very much but the BF thought it was ok. Overall, we were a bit disappointed by the fact that this was supposed to be the only Master Sushi Chef in Las Vegas, but the quality of the food was mediocre. Ending on a positive note, I do definitely recommend the Marssa Martini!
__label__0 this is easily the most overrated 5 stars on yelp and leaves me quite puzzled. the sushi was mediocre at best so i don't know what the fuss is over the master chef. service? for a four diamond restaurant, it was definitely subpar. we were there on a very slow night with about 80% of the restaurant empty and 2 people sitting at the sushi bar, yet took 30 minutes to get our appetizers. we ordered a couple of rolls which also took awhile, but was not memorable at all. the hot entrees (lamb and kobe short ribs) were very good, but the damage had been done and our experience had been ruined by the time they came out. i don't mind paying up for a good dining experience so i was lured in by the high ratings of this restaurant, but i did not get what i paid for. truth be told, this a 3 star restaurant, but considering the prices and the overly enthusiastic 5 star ratings, i feel a 1 star was appropriate to balance out the reviews.
__label__1 Very disappointing! Service was very slow, food was over priced and not to order. I ordered a baked potato 'fully loaded', once the meal got there, I asked about the bacon and was told that was another $.50. I passed.\n\nI filled out their comment card and am currently waiting their response...... (crickets).\n\nNot worth the price to eat there. We may go back for the band and drinks. \n\nNeed a real Steak House in the San Tan Valley!!
__label__4 What an amazing experience. So the ambience in the dining room was one of a kind. You would sit there with the smell of the campfire rolling in the dining room. I ordered the ribeye which was 7/10 and my wife had the salad bar (which was really fresh). After good discussion we ordered the s'mores kit and headed outside to find a fire pit. Amazing time cooking s'mores with the kid, and listening to great live country music. Ended up getting kicked out by security because no one is allowed outside after 11 because it turns into a bar. Regardless, what an amazing place and I'm making sure to bring all my friends from Wisconsin here because it is a down right her haw good ole time.
__label__0 We used to go here all the time.  We like eating dinner outside by the fire pits.  Their food is okay.  The last time we went here it was very busy for a Sunday night.  We waited over an hour for our food.  We came as a large group and there were 4 separate orders for our group.  The orders were done at the same time.  One of the orders had an appetizer that came out 10-15 minutes after their meal.  We knew that we wouldn't get our food at the same time however another order came out over 20 minutes later and the rest of us were already done eating.  That order was for 2 hamburgers and it's funny that there were other orders that had ordered after us that were also burgers and got their burgers first.  Even the customers who ordered after us that got their burgers first were saying it was ridiculous and that we should say something.  We understood it was a busy night but we felt like maybe they skipped the order or forgot to cook it.  We asked to talk to a manager who's name is \"Megan\" and she was extremely defensive.  She just kept saying with an attitude \"Sorry, it's a busy night\",  \"I don't know what to tell you\", \"what do you want me to do about it?\".  It didn't seem like she cared about customer service.  She was basically blowing us off and not sincere about her \"Sorry\". It was excuse after excuse... she would say \"well the numbers don't go in order\" then she said \"it's because you ordered well done burgers\" (btw, we were never asked how we wanted our burgers cooked)...    We told her that we come here often and that after the way she was handling our complaint that we might not come back and she said \"i think that's best\".  If this is the type of person that is representing this business, then it's bad for business.  If you make a mistake own up to it or sincerely apologize and try to keep your customer coming back.  We asked to talk to a general manager or the owner at a later date and she refused to provide a name or a phone number and said she was the only person to talk to and that the owner doesn't deal with stuff like this.  Which may be true but if she truly felt like she handled this situation appropriately then she would have no problem giving us the owner's name.  The manager Megan was rude, argumentative, impatient, and indignant.  After some debate she refunded us the order only per the kitchen manager's request and then asked us to leave the business.  Which we were glad to do after that experience.  Anyway to sum it up, the atmosphere is nice, the food is okay, the wait for food is very long on busy nights, and the Manager MEGHAN is awful!!!
__label__0 I just purchased a glazed and chocolate covered donut here. Both were very stale and must have been sitting on the shelf for a  very long time. I took one bite from each then threw them into the trash where they belong. You would think Dunkin Donuts would keep fresh goods on their shelves.
__label__1 This place runs out of certain donuts at a certain time. I was told it takes 3 hours to make chocolate munchkins.
__label__1 This theater remains one of the last remnants, a leftover reminder of what Fashion Square once was. It wasn't always so posh. No, Fashion Square used to be kinda low-rent rather than fancy pants. It used to be packed with kids ditching school, anchored by a fuckin' Sears and you even used to be able to smoke inside. Before that, it was originally a small somewhat open-air 3 story building anchored by a grocery store and a mid-level clothing department store. \n\nToday Fashion Square is more of a destination for tourists looking for a swanky desert oasis shopping experience and a place for the wealthy and financial elite to escape the proletariat masses. It's The Mall of America of the Southwest.\n\nGiven the transformation Fashion Square has gone through, it's clear this Harkins theater needs to be redone or removed. It'll take more than a facelift. This theater sticks out like a whore in church not just as a contrast to the mall it lives in, but also among other Harkins Theaters that speckle the valley. It's one of the worst examples left... \n\nTo be honest, it was never a very good theater. Many of the screening rooms are tiny and they clean it about as well as an 8th grader cleans his room. Sticky floors, empty wrappers, and a layer of crud on everything that you could scrape off with your fingernail - the crud probably being a mixture of milk dud coating, fake butter flavoring, and dead skin. \n\nThe location is awful - it's stuck at the end of the food court. When there's a sneak preview, they have everyone line up on the upstairs walkway in the mall... not the best way to save a spot in line if you're handicapped and have to take the elevator. If there's a big movie out and somehow everyone wants to see it in this shit-hole, they have you spilling out into the food court dining area creating a traffic nightmare and a bit of a mess. \n\nWhat they need to do is remove a few theaters and expand the lobby so people can wait inside... they could also expand the small theaters. 5 screens is enough... Actually, a better use of the space would be to fill the theaters up with garbage and then fill in the Lobby and hallway with cement and turn the front into a Cinnabon or something.
__label__1 I lived in this hole for a month while working in Vegas. And unlike for some of the guests in this place, for me \"working\" is not a euphemism for prostitution.\n\nMy room was small and bizarrely laid out, which made it difficult to relax in, especially when I had a guest. I can't imagine staying here with another person., or really trying to get work done in the room. There was also an unpleasant smell- like some kind of perfume. I kept looking for an air freshener or some other source of the odor, but didn't see one.\n\nOne day my shower handle broke while I was taking a shower and I wasn't able to turn off the water. Since they had no maintenance staff on site at the time, I had to change rooms- but not before the desk clerk asked some random male guest to come into my room to try to fix the shower. He brought his beer and chips in with him.\n\nIt was a huge pain to move after living there for several weeks, and the room they  moved me to had a screwed up lock. So sometimes I couldn't get into my room.\n\nThere was a mysterious, disgusting substance on my door handle the entire time I stayed there, and the treadmill was broken the entire time as well. Remember, I was there for a month.\n\nThey allow animals, and for a while there was a dog in a room by the elevator that would bark at me while I waited for the elevator.\n\nThey clean the rooms once a week, but they missed my cleaning day one week and I had to remind them.\n\nOne the plus side, it's a short walk to a Starbucks, a grocery store, and other stuff, and the strip isn't too far away. And the staff are very nice. It's not their fault this place is a crap hole.\n\nDon't give the homeless people in the parking lot money or they will keep coming back looking for you. I don't know what I was thinking.
__label__2 Here's the thing,  The food is outstanding.  BUT...\n\n1.  It is fairly expensive.\n2.  The service is slow\n3.  I don't like their fries.  Why won't they let me substitute one of many available sides even if i pay extra?  \n4.  the menu now has half the items and that is lame.\n5.  When i went there after they first opened, the service was exceptional, now it is almost like they are trying to go out of business.  \n\nI still have gone about 7 times and will continue to go.  You just can't find that food elsewhere.
__label__0 The first time we tried Lucky's was maybe six years ago. I didn't like it then. Hard to remember what we ordered, perhaps a Sicilian style, but either the crust or sauce or something else turned us off and we decided not to go back. Until a couple of weeks ago, when, having exhausted just about every other food place in Surprise two dozens times over, I came up with the jolly idea of getting us some Lucky's again based on all the good reviews. And I hated it just as much this time around as the first. UGH.\n\nThe only positive thing I can say about this place is that they give you a ~monstrous~ amount of pizza. Imagine a large pizza box precisely filled with a giant square BRICK of a pizza, easily an inch and a half tall and cut into square slices. That's what we got. I'd say it was over 3 pounds of pizza; flavorless and gross. I found it breathtaking that it had that little taste. This was a supreme pizza that tasted through and through like I was eating play-doh. Olives, sauce, cheese, crust, the works. To top it off, the mushrooms were slimy, canned champignons and not fresh at all, and tasted as though they'd just been pulled out of someone's nose. I've had some pretty bad pizza in my time, most of them I'd liken to eating chewy, dry cardboard. This was the first one that was this big and relatively succulent and STILL tasted gross.\n\nI stomached maybe six slices over two sorry-ass sittings before throwing about 2/3 of the pizza away. Two pounds' worth of \"food\", down the sh1tter. I don't know where the mass delusion about this place comes from, but I'll never return. If I want a gutbuster special, especially now that Bronco Billy's is gone, I'll head to Rays just down the road instead. Plus, Lucky's is overpriced. A large and a smaller pizza cost us $30. Most of the smaller pizza was thrown away too - I didn't try any of that one so I'm not reviewing it, but the wife said she was incredibly unimpressed with it, and it was just a plain cheese. If it all tasted good it would have been worth it - I'd have paid that and more for a Chuck Wagon Special from Billy's - but the lack of flavour and value drops my rating of this joint to a bottom-of-the-barrel single star. And just for proverbials and giggles: http://www.maricopa.gov/envsvc/envwebapp/tabs/results.aspx?navigatedFrom=inspectionResultsDrillDownAA&permit=FD-05766&business=Lucky's%20Pizza&address=15508%20W%20Bell%20Rd%20Suite%20207&insp_id=3182324
__label__2 Mostly average, but I would give 3.5 stars if I could...\n\nCrust was boring, sauce was bland and minus a point for canned vegetables :(\n\nOn the positive side, they are generous with the toppings and the service was pretty good.\n\nFind a new dough recipe, add some spice to your sauce use fresh vegetables for 5 stars.
__label__0 I absolutely HATE that I can say this... but, I remember the days when Mill Avenue had a different feel to it. There used to be fewer chains and the vibe was much more bohemian, making it more or less the only part of the Valley with any personality. Several years later, visitors to Mill Avenue really just go to a simulacrum; a soulless husk of an Old West-ish main drag. Don't be fooled by the \"historical buildings\" on the street, as a number of them are over a century old, but quite a few were built architecturally designed to look old. I can appreciate the aesthetic value of it, just as I can appreciate the attempt to make a walkable neighborhood. Unfortunately, only this synecdoche of Tempe is walkable: the majority of visitors have to drive to get here (not good for a bar-hopping/drinking-and-driving destination) and the lack of amenities would still make it difficult to live and work here without a car, unless they shop for groceries at the corner CVS. Its proximity to ASU is likely to keep it a popular destination, as is Downtown Phoenix' laziness and willingness to let Tempe take prominent events (i.e. Oktoberfest, New Year's Eve,) but all in all it's worth avoiding.
__label__2 For those looking for a rowdy night on the town in a college setting, a very diverse crowd or you simply want to cheer on the Sun Devils, this is your spot. Mill is lively, it's got a lot going on, the streets are lined with restaurants, bars and shops and your bound to leave Mill with a story. But, if you aren't ready for a Vegas-style night in a very young (early 20's) setting, this might not be your spot. \n\nLike Emma W said, I am also reviewing Mill as a whole. I have been to several places on Mill that I like and several that I dislike. For those reasons, I am giving it a solid three stars. \n\nI like restaurants such as Canteen, Cafe Boa, Gordon Beirsch, Rula Bula, La Bocca and a couple others. I'm not a fan of any of the bars on Mill but was and would be if I was still in college or in that mind set. If I was going to visit a bar on Mill, I would go to the Big Bang piano bar for some live piano music, but be warned that it gets really crowded. I like that Tempe Town Lake is near the Mill District and they host lively concerts, block parties and races. They also have sail boating and paddle boating. And finally, I like that Mill Ave has a lively vibe where I know that no matter when I visit Mill, it was always have a group of interesting visitors. \n\nI don't like how dirty, crowded, rowdy and out of control Mill can get on any college game day or at night. I try to avoid Mill at night at all costs because like I mentioned above, I'm not college age anymore. If you go to Mill, I suggest you go during the day or if you go at night, be prepared.
__label__4 I'm hooked on Pepper's bean and cheese burrito. Awesome flavor and portion for a great price. The same girl is working there every time I go in, and she's always so friendly. She knows me by name, and she has my order down. I have yet to try another dish (aside from the cheese fries, which are delicious!), but I'm sure it's just as fresh and scrumptious as their bean and cheese burrito.
__label__0 Overpriced. Unfriendly staff. Manager outside smoking constantly. Very poorly managed store. If you look in the grocery section you'll see items out of code that shouldn't be on the shelf.\nPoor customer service and not staffed properly. Used to be better but AJ's has gone downhill fast.
__label__1 That was the worst sub I have ever had in my life (Chicken Parm).  The chicken was rubbery and the bread was mushy as all hell. BUT, my boyfriend's turkey sub looked really good and he confirmed that! It's my own fault for getting a hot sub at a \"Subway\" type place..plain and simple. \nThe place was clean and I like that they slice the meat for subs to order. \nMaybe I'll try something else if I decide to go back.
__label__0 Whoever the person was on shift today was so rude I got there at 5:50 (normally close at 9). Not only would he not serve me he wouldn't even make eye contact. I live by here and go here probably every other week. Now will never go again. The owner should know last person on shift today just cost you a customer. Ps I'll post a picture to prove it just so that dick who was working doesn't try to talk his way out of it.
__label__3 I've been to Babbo's several times since it is so close to my house. My two favorites are the Pasta Martini and the Gorgonzola Salad. The bread is excellent, and I've had no issues with the wine, so maybe I've been lucky? I've also had their pizza, I can't recall which one, but it was excellent with peppers and goat cheese. The ambiance is great as well, and prices are very reasonable. The reason I'm not giving it 5 stars is because the service has been sketchy at times. But, it isn't so bad that we won't return. Overall, a good place.
__label__1 So, most of my reviews are going to be based on the quality and taste of the food.  I don't find that I experience really bad service or great service that often, most is satisfactory.  \nOn with the review.  The bread that they bring at the begining was pretty delicious, but sad when that was the best part of the meal.  Most of us had pasta, mine was extremely bland (I had the creamy garlic chicken)  I had to add a lot of salt and I never salt anything.  My fiance had the fresh tomato mozzarella pasta and it was terribly bland also, the tomatoes hardly even had taste.  The only thing in our group of six that seemed to be good was the chopped gorganzola salad. \nI would much rather support a local restaurant than a chain, but I would have to say that I would rather eat at Olive Garden than here.
__label__4 Babbo is one of our favorite restaurants in the Valley. We have always had attentive servers and an enjoyable experience and we have frequented the Surprise location about once a week for 2 years now. They have an extensive, creative and delicious menu. I have tried 2/3 of the menu because every item can be made vegetarian. You can also substitute whole grain pasta, which is just as fabulous. My favorite meals are the Pear Gorgonzola Pizza, Sun Dried Tomato, Mushroom and Asparagus Pasta, and the new Brussels Sprouts Pasta, which is amazing even without the meat item that usually comes in it. My family loves the Curry Chicken Pear Pasta and Alfredo and of course the seasoned bread that accompanies the meal.
__label__1 Definitely not worth a second trip. Dirty and bad service. The bread was great, but that was it. The salads looked wilted and were overdressed. The pasta was nothing to rave about - actually a bit overcooked. And was served way to fast - not even half way through our salads. So probably ended up under a heat lamp. Certainly would not recommend to anyone. 2 stars for the bread.
__label__0 Shame on you multi-conglomerate development!  You made me sit through 4 hours of time-share pitching (after you promised it would only take 2)!  You made me loose my spa appointment!  And after all that, when we declined to give you our hard earned money to support more development IN THE MIDDLE OF THE DESERT, you treated us like we were morons.  NO, you're a moron, and I am so glad I left, dignity intact, NOT an owner in your building.  Any place that pressures you into spending thousands of dollars, on the spot, without time to talk privately or maybe, say, think it over, is obviously a scam.
__label__1 This is my cousin's timeshare that we stayed at for the weekend. The price was reasonable, and the place was really nice! It was like a mini apartment, with a full kitchen, a living area with a kitchen table, couches and a flat screen TV, there was a hot tub, and another flat screen TV in the bedroom with a king size bed, and a full bathroom with two sinks.\n\nI am giving this place only 2 stars because it was at least a 10-15 minute ride from the strip. There was an $8/day shuttle that brought you back and forth which is a pretty good deal, but as a girl in my early twenties, I want to be on a strip when I'm in Vegas and the work to coordinate with the shuttle schedule or finding another way to the strip was a major buzzkill. \n\nAlso, these people LOVE their sales presentations. They offered us deals to shows, but we could only get the deals if we went to some presentation (even though my cousin already owned the timeshare). Since we missed the sales presentation (which BTW was scheduled at 10 AM Saturday morning, who does that?) we couldn't get any of the deals.\n\nThe thing that really peeved me and brought this review to 2 stars is that fact that we had to call security, at least twice, and wait outside our room because our key cards wouldn't work. 2 of our 3 cards stopped working because they are 'sensitive'. I've stayed at many hotels before and never in my life have cards stopped working because they are too 'sensitive'. This was really annoying and the second time we had to call the front desk they were rude and probably assumed we were drunk, when in fact their cards just suck.
__label__1 The Good.\n\n-We stayed in a large suite at the right price.*\n-It was clean.\n-There was a nice jacuzzi tub in the bedroom. \n-Check-in was efficient.\n-There's a casino next door with $5 blackjack.\n-Capriotti's will deliver to you.\n\nThe Bad.\n\n-It's a ways off the Strip.\n-All the timeshare bullshit. \n    -They offer \"gifts\" for doing the 90 minute presentation. Resist.\n    -My girlfriend couldn't resist, even though I warned her.\n    -The presentation will take double the time they say it will.\n    -It's a horrible deal. You could buy a house in Vegas now for the cost.\n    -They told her to dump me because I couldn't afford to buy their timeshare. I agree, she could do better, but who are they to clue her in? \n\nThe Ugly.\n\n-They tried to screw her out of her free \"gift\" once they realized she wasn't dumb enough to bite. \n__________\n\n*Free, if you know someone with RCI privileges.
__label__2 First of all, this review is in two forms.  One for the Resort and one for the Time Share Scam (as it's been called correctly below).  The resort is 5-star all the way (with the exception of the wireless internet which was as slow as a slug).  The suite was awesoome, very comfortable, and private.  Not much noise from the other guests.  The main pool was great.  The cardio room needs updated equipment, as the treadmills were in need of replacement.  Overall, we loved the accommodations.\n\nThe timeshare scam was just that.  We told them up front that we were not interested in another timeshare, but was told that it was just a tour and a survey for $100 in coupons at the South Point casino (next door).  We knew better and wasn't surprised with the full sales pitch.  After we said no to the first salesman, he brought over another to double team us.  She even had something prepared that she insisted was only for their current owners, but she could give it to us becuase of a special that was going on.  They worked like a team back and forth until we kept saying no.  The price went from $14K to just under $10K in a mater of minutes.  We still said no, so they were forced to take us down stairs so that we could get our vouchers and leave.  (So we thought.\n\nInstead, we were taken into another room where we were greated by a man from \"corporate\" offices.  He quoted verbatum the offer that was given us upstairs, although this was supposed to be a one time deal just for us.  He then proceeded to try and sale us the same condo for $2,995.  Just a few minutes earlier, the best they could do is $10K  Wow, what a drop.  I'm guessing this was their last resort sales pitch.  \n\nIf you really want a time share, then hold out until you get to the last station.  But if you don't, then just remember to SAY NO!!!\n\nHow can they live with themselves, trying to sale a $3K unit for $14K.\n\nAs we enjoy our week here at the Grandview, we see the steady flow of unsuspecting buyers that were duped into the tour for free tickets.  Each salesperson has his/her own technique.  I've heard the high pressure pitches about how the real estate will grow and they will be owners of a land mine, to the I'm your friend and wouldn't steer you wrong speach.  Geez...  The level they will sink to.  \n\nIf they want respect, then stop the overpriced sales and give the customer the bottom figure up front.  This place give a BAD NAME to timeshares and is the reason most (at least us) will never sit through another \"tour\".
__label__1 Upon check in we said no to the presentation and whatever freebies they were offering.  We stayed at building 1Sage.  The unit was clean but the extra pillows for the sofa didn't look clean.  We were woken up early by really loud noise every morning because someone upstairs was taking a shower. The sound was so loud that even our noise machine couldn't masked it.  My children found small cockroach in our unit, by the kitchen. The toilet clogged up easily and it even overflowed one day. No free wifi. No decaf coffee at their deli. The kids did enjoy the splash pool.  I would not go there again.
__label__4 My family and I just returned from a spending our 1st week  at The Grandview, Las Vegas. We loved the accommodations. Anything you would need and most of your wants are right there at our disposal.  Upon our arrival, we were greeted so kindly and directed to the front desk, where we met Steve Stephens, who was courteous and humorous  all while being professional.  Mr Stephens got us checked in in a matter of minutes and we were on our way to spending the most relaxing week ever.  \n\nWe stayed in a 2 bedroom (double everything), the housekeeping was immaculate.  The decor was just as we remembered from the previous year's tour. The bedroom mattresses fit our bodies like a nice warm hug :).   The jet tubs are awesome and every girl should have own vanity like the one in the bathrooms.  The staff the grounds were all very profession and courteous. \n\nNow, they gave us one complimentary week (on one device) of Internet. But they wanted like $50 additional for the 2nd device, that is extremely pricey.   The property is grand, however, the workout room is tiny (only one for the whole property)  and the issue of parking were our only disappointments.  For this reason, I wanted to give a 4 1/2 stars, but that's not possible here and there was no way I'd give The Grandview 4 stars only, so 5 stars it is :) \n\nThat's pretty much it!  I would encourage all of my friends and family to buy a timeshare here at The Grandview.
__label__3 this place was perfect for my family. we rented 4 one bedroom suites side by side.\neach suite opens to a small hallway and main door. the doors to each suite easily stay open - and feels safe because they're behind the main, locked door.\n\nthere were four men. i'm 50+ and my older brother met me and my 25 year old son and his buddy there. each of us having our own bathroom and bedroom was awesome. we regularly hung out in the living room of each other's space like it was a college dorm! this setup also worked out perfectly when my wife came to join us after we had been there 4 days with just all the guys - we closed our suite door and maintained our privacy.\n\nthe full sized refrigerators and ranges, as well as full kitchens were key to it being the perfect place for us. even if we had additional people that needed to sleep on the couch, there's plenty of wardrobe (hanging) and deep dresser like storage.\n\nthe dining room table was awesome as well, since we needed someplace to sit after cooking - ha\n\nthe wifi would be my only complaint. it's expensive and only 2 devices can be on at one time. really lame. almost inconceivable. plus, you have to constantly log in. pain in the butt and full of gaul IMHO.  the reasons to use wifi are plenty on a vacation, including uploading our photos for backup purposes and to share with fam and friends. \n\nif the grandview's wifi policy was normal, it would enhance the experience and people might write better reviews about the wifi nazi's...\n\nwe stayed in the daisy and got hip real quick to parking in the covered garage at the end. the kiddie pool was right across from us. the \"main\" pools are in building 2 and is also where the very handy deli is located. the pools are different though! \n\nthe temperature of the upper pool is what you'd expect when the temps are 104-110 degrees. mildly refreshing. the lower pool with the waterfall will knock your socks off!!! it might be 70 degrees or even less!  it's the maximum refresher!  we were so chilly after sitting in the cooler water for a while, that we actually got a chill -- and it was 107 degrees outside!!!!  \n\nwe never visited any other pools, so i don't have any intel on their conditions. oh yea, the deli is a rare gem; they have lots of things you might need in a pinch, but you can also call down in advance. they might have said they deliver, but i can't recall.\n\nthe other great option is the south point casino right next door. first, it is totally within walking distance. second, there's a short cut just out the gate past the check in office. cross the street and walk up the steps to the side door!!! it may say emergency exit on it, but the employees at the grandview said they go in and out that way all the time.\n\nthey have a burger and shake place that's great; one of the restaurants serves breakfast which is inexpensive and tasty too.  the roulette tables have $1.00 minimums, not the $5 mins like in the heart of the strip.  i think someone else mentioned the convenience of such a large casino in the close proximity of the grandview.  this could keep you down at the south end without ever hitting the mix of the strip or fremont street. \n\nbut to us, it was an ace in the pocket; we used it in a pinch to buy lunch before heading out to drop my brother and son's friend at the airport.  cheap and easy.\n\ni drove up from san diego so we could have easy transportation while there.  it was a genius move on my part. turns out almost every casino/hotel on the strip has free \"self\" parking! it was a snap to get in and out - mind you it's august and not the prime season and no huge events going on.  but i got us all around the city, strip, to and from the airport (the I-15 is 2 minutes away), and down to the fremont street experience, and even to sapphire, the gentleman's club by driving - and using my iphone and the new google maps!\n\ni would not say i'm a technology connoisseur, but an avid fan of making my life easier.  the new google maps lets you \"search\" just like you would do when using google's main search engine - but it immediately maps from where you are to that place.  and it does it with minimal screens and steps.  i also used a blutooth  handsfree device from costco that sits on my sun visor.  since i didn't have an actual navigator (aka my wife), i would just search for where we were going, it pulls it up and then i'd hit \"start route\" and off we'd go. even if we changed our minds mid trek, i could do almost everything i needed to pretty quickly - say, illegally at a stop light, or puling over - and have the new route being spoken to the entire car in seconds.\n\nsince LV is so hot, we used the a/c all the time.  this also allowed me to stream my pandora or slacker right to the blutooth and we could all jam. the upside to this is that it would pause the music when google maps needed to speak a new instruction - no turning down the music or missing the information!  it was sweet.
__label__1 The rooms are very nice, clean and comfortable. \n\nFamily above us was very loud, early in the morning I could hear them eating stomping on the floor.arguing...chairs sliding etc.. really took away from the experience.,\n\nWe were in the Lily building right behind the office. The parking was horrible, there were never any spots near the building open. Had to dump the in-laws on the curb since they are not able to walk so much. Then Id drive around praying for someone to leave. the casino next door was closer than the parking garage to our building.\n\nWiFi is an issue too.. 40 bucks for the week on 1 device.. gosh every hotel we were at on our trip had free WIFI but not the most expensive.. .. I only pay 19.99 a month at home.\n\nOne of my guests was approached at check in to do the time share presentation. The lady started filling out a form for him for the next morning and he said he may not be able to go but would try, she rudely asked him if he was going or not? He told her he didnt know, she tore up the slip and said never mind have a nice day.. REALLY??? Welcome to Vegas!
__label__1 as owners we checked in yesterday we were told that we could get a breakfast and a review a free buffet breakfast at the South Point casino they tried to spend like an hour trying to get us to upgrade our membership and got mad when we refused we bought show tickets and they tried to tell us that are free gift for going to the review was the show tickets which we have paid for and got mad about that too very unprofessional don't waste your time here it's to late for us you been warned
__label__0 The lady at the window was short & rude. 3/6 donuts were incorrect, she had already walked away & would not come back after handing me my 'latte' which was mostly foam. What a way to start your morning..
__label__4 Best Jewish deli and bakery in town. Awesome staff, amazing food and out of control baked goods. We try to go to Chompies' at least once a weekend for breakfast. My favorite is the All American with a Poinsettia (champaign and cranberry) to drink.
__label__0 \"That's mold!\" my sister said to describe the green layers running through the entire cake that we had picked up only a couple hours earlier at the PV Chompie's.  The cake we had just put in front of our spouses and kids.  I loaded a picture of the cake that has to be seen to be believed.  How old does a cake have to be to have this much mold running through it?  It's shocking that food professionals would allow a product as dangerous as this one to be eaten.  We took it back from our family and back to the store. The GM gave us our money back and offered us something else.  She mentioned something about talking to the bakery about the cake.  This is one situation that a GM can't make right to the customer.  Dangerous food is unfixable, and a red flag to a potentially systemic food handling problem in the restaurant.  Nope.  Keep your replacement pastry.  In fact, keep anything else you've got to serve, Chompie's.  I value my family's health too much to risk serving them your food again.
__label__2 Their menu is overwhelming with all of the choices. They jave just about everything a restaurant could offer. You won't leave this place hungry because their portions are huge. You can easily split a meal between two people.\n\nI am a fan of having breakfast or lunch here. I have never had dinner.\n\nGreat bagels and bread!
__label__0 Horrible don't give a cr*p service. The worst I have experienced in any restaurant here in the valley! The manager Gary is an apathetic weasel with no customer service skills. Anyone want to buy a $25 gift card from this dump?
__label__4 I am a \"Yelper\" bad and good and this one is good.  We went to breakfast last Sunday with a group of 7 of us. This time we were lucky enough to get a gal named \"Mo\". She was funny and attentive. (Not like that Donald server guy that is the complete opposite..OMG ! :-(   ).  Anyway... she made sure the 7 of us had enough coffee, water, our food came out perfect and she was there if anyone needed anything. I called the manager over and told her how wonderful Mo was to us and that we'd be back. Thanks to Mo for making our breakfast a fun and delicious one :-) !
__label__4 the best food\npastrami, you need two people to eat it\ntheir breakfast is amazing, especially the chicago scramble\ntheir cream cheeses are homemade\ntheir bakery is amazing\nthey give military discounts every day\nthe owner lovey is wonderful
__label__3 Having moved out to Chandler from Phoenix, I was pretty spoiled on good Mexican food there, so I had to find some places out here. This place is pretty decent. It looks very Mexican with the bright yellow building. You can't miss it. They have a bar area which is usually not in use during the daytime. I've eaten here 3 times so far. the first time I got take out. I always get the number 1, 3 carne asado taco plate. the second time the rice was overcooked and the beans tasted old, but the next time they were good. the tacos are always good, they put some special bbq sauce on the tacos as the owner pointed out to me. I do wish they had self serve fountain drinks, but other than that, as long as I can get some good tacos, I'm cool. Like this place.
__label__3 I've been here a couple of times, and let me tell you, they know something about steak.  I thought the steaks were perfectly cooked both times (well done filet mignon, NOT butterflied thank you very much) and the sauces they offer are really nice.  The crab cake appetizer is great, and its really a good enough size that you could have it as an entree, as my cousin did on one visit.  The side dishes are very good and seem generous - mac and cheese and the spinach were both great, but don't be like me and order both by yourself, you'll never finish.  and i had the brand manhattan drink and another drink with a sugary/cinnamon rim on the glass - forget the name of that one but both drinks were well mixed and nice and potent.  my only complaint is that the restaurant is open to the casino, so it really is not that intimate, but then again, i did kind of enjoy people watching too, so its 6 in one, 1/2 dozen in another.....anyway, this is a great restaurant if you're a meat lover
__label__4 This is absolutely a 5 star restaurant.  I was incredibly pleased with the service.  I went to Vegas this past weekend and after searching and searching for a steak place, we settled on Brand for my birthday dinner.  \n\nIt did not disappoint.  \n\nThe hostess was incredibly considerate, and they sat us right away, even though we were a bit early for our 8:30 reservation.  Our table was in a great location.  We were nervous about eating at a restaurant that opened up to the casino floor, but the ding of the machines could barely be heard and my date and I could talk and relax while watching the action.  \n\nOur waiter was top notch.  He knew all of the specials, had recommendations and gave us time for a nice slow birthday dinner.  He was well worth the gigantic tip we left him. \n\nIf I could give the food 10 stars I would.  We each got drinks, that were delicious and very unique.  We also ordered the fried Calamari, which came with two delicious sauces that I couldn't get enough of.  I ordered the NY Sirloin and was not disappointed.  It was absolutely the most delicious, melt-in-your-mouth piece of meat that I've ever had.  I didn't even try the sauces because my meat was so delicious.  \n\nWe ordered the three sides for 23 dollars, and they were also excellent, but HUGE.  I was so disappointed that we couldn't take them home for a snack later.  We picked the mac n' cheese, which was creamy and delicious.  We also got the lobster mashed potatoes, which were incredibly unique with delicious lobster chunks in them, and the wild mushrooms, which were buttery and very well seasoned.  \n\nIt was one of the best meals of my life, so good that it prompted me to open a yelp account and write about my fantastic birthday experience there.  \n\nYum!
__label__4 I came here as part of a Girls' Night Out package, so I understand this won't be available to everyone... BUT... for a 55-per-person prix fixe, we got: shrimp cocktail with the biggest freaking shrimp I have EVER seen, a wedge salad for each girl, a 10 oz. filet mignon for each girl, two sides of green beans and two sides of asparagus to share, an individual serving of french fries for each girl, and a mini creme brulee and caramel donut for each girl.\n\nFirst of all, that's a lot of damn food for 55 dollars in Las Vegas! The 10 oz. filet could have easily been that much on its own, and it was phenomenal. The meat was flavorful and tender, and we hardly even used the sauces they gave us. We couldn't finish everything they gave us; if I wasn't signed up for a prix fixe menu, I would definitely go for the filet and maybe a side of green beans. It'd be enough food, and it's incredibly tasty!
__label__3 The table service was fantastic!!!!!! \n\nThe food was delicious!!!!!!!\n\nThe hostess was an asshole. \n\nThe casino host required a booth when she made the reservation for us, we had to remind the hostess when she seated us....She said \"oh yeah... Booth for you two...\" \n\nPlease be professional when seating your customers W/ SMILE too!!!!!!
__label__2 I came here for dinner and had ordered the wedge salad, tomahawk ribeye, and the sauteed wild mushrooms.  The wedge salad was pretty good.  I was sharing it, and they kindly split it before bringing it to the table.  The steak was cooked perfectly medium rare.  The two sauces that they served with it were both kind of one toned.  I felt like I needed something acidic.  The mushrooms were also good.\n\nI saw the table next to me order the hot rocks.  If you're not good with chipsticks, this is probably not the appetizer for you.  The stone is so hot and the slices of meat so thin that you basically only really need to put the meat on to take it off right away.
__label__1 Our waiter greeted us by saying \"Brand is one of the ten best steak houses on the strip.\"\n\nI'm sad to say I strongly disagree.\n\nMy husband and I came here for a rare night out while my parents watched our 2 year old daughter in our hotel room. \nWe arrived around 8:30 pm, on a weeknight.  The restaurant was not busy at all, but they seated us at a tiny table even though there were plenty of open tables that would have been more comfortable.\nOur server took a long while to even bring us a menu or offer drinks.  We got the drinks and our appetizers ordered without any issues. \nThe buffalo wings were the highlight of our meal.  It's the one thing I can say we enjoyed.  \n I watched a server bring out our main course, see that we were still eating our salad and then go to the back of the restaurant and set our food down on a random empty table.  \nA couple minutes later another server came and took away the salad I was eating before I was done.  Annoying.\nShe then brought our main course out again but this time put it on our table.\nMy steak that was supposed to be cooked medium rare - medium was very well done.\nI have to wait a good 5 minutes to get the waiters attention. I tell him I'm disappointed in my steak.  He offers to have it re-made, and I say ok.  \nSadly, my husbands food was not re-made.  So we did not eat together.  In fact, I did not get to eat at all.  By the time my steak was done, so was my husband. He had eaten.  His dishes had been cleared.  \nAt this point a very polite manager came to our table and offered me my steak.  I had to decline however.  I was in no mood to eat alone.  I was irritated.  All excitement for the meal was lost.\nTo their credit our meal was compt.  They were very apologetic.  \n\nBut they are far from the best steak house on the strip.
__label__0 Yellowtail was a big disappointment.\nThe only thing to rave about was the Ahi Tuna Pizza.\nEverything else, was blah . . . .  nothing outstanding, nothing memorable.\nService was terrible, even though the restaurant was more than half empty.\nWent there for a after show bite - 10:30pm so the restaurant wasn't crowded.\nHad to repeatedly ask for water and hot tea to be refilled and got the impression that the server was too bored to be serving.\nLater, back in the hotel room, saw on BellagioTV that the chef Akira Back was a prior professional snowboarder and got into being a chef to \"feed himself\" since pro snowboarders didn't make much money!\nWell, it shows. \nThe old restaurant Shintaro was way much better!  Should have kept Shintaro and ditch Yellowtail!  Bring back the jellyfish!
__label__1 First the good news: very congenial hostesses who got us a last minute table, and friendly wait-staff who dealt gallantly with a somewhat dramatic champagne glass upset as well as a minor soy sauce incident.  The restaurant was beautiful and the view of the Bellagio fountains impressive.\n\nBut here's the bottom line: at approximately $60/person (including tax and tip), guests should be leaving pleasantly full and impressed with the cuisine.  We left already planning our late night snack and absolutely unimpressed with anything that Yellowtail had to offer.\n\nTheir flagship item, the  Big Eye Tuna Pizza was good, but somewhat bland.  We also liked the Edamame Two Ways: Sea Salt and Sweet Chili.  Everything else we ordered was pretty uninteresting, and I've had far better at any number of sushi bars in LA at 1/3 the price.\n\nWe had a bland Yellowtail Scallion roll, a lame Spicy Tuna roll, a very fishy Mackerel with Shiso that I couldn't even eat, very average pork Gyoza, and a fairly tasty Seared Albacore with Onion, Crispy Shitake Mushrooms and Chili Sesame.\n\nI don't mind dropping some coin on a great meal, and I am even OK with the concept that I might have to pay a premium for dining at the Bellagio (although I doubt I ever will again, after this meal), but heck...do I have to leave hungry too?
__label__3 My favorite dish here is the tuna pizza. It was recommended as the most popular dish here and they did not disappoint. I already am a fan of truffle oil, so I knew this dish had to be good. The kobe beef tataki just bursted with flavor in your mouth. I also tried the sushi with the pop rocks which the name in itself already caught my attention. I think it's a cool concept but I personally did not like the sweetness from the pop rocks mixed with the sushi. I do appreciate the chef's creativeness in this. Overall, very good experience here, not to mention the beautiful backdrop of the Bellagio water show in the background at night.
__label__1 I had the Mackerel and Spicy tuna with a couple of beers and it chimed in for ~$100. Not a good experience from a service standpoint either. The sushi was mediocre at best. \n\nDon't waste your $$$.
__label__1 Love love love the big eye tuna pizza....I don't remember anything else. Service was awful...I don't like when you ask if I'm sure I want to really pay 5 bucks for fresh wasabi n look like your surprised...I'm ordering it so bring it.rude. our server came around once in a while, never asked if we were ok or needed anything else...maybe i wanted to order more...oh well...ill do take out next time
__label__0 I suppose when I saw the \"bigeye tuna pizza\" as being the best dish at this restaurant I should have figured it would be subpar sushi joint.  I have no idea why this place gets so many good reviews but I guess with Vegas being a big tourist area most people reviewing this place have no clue what good sushi tastes like...especially a reviewer that states there is no place better in California!!? I live in Southern Cal and some of the best sushi I've had has been in the LA area i.e. Sasabune, Mori etc. But I'll simplify to specifics:\n\nService:\nSucks...lots of staff running around serving people with way too much money and food takes forever.  \n\nSushi:\nWe tried the bigeye tuna pizza and I guess it was decent...nothing to call home about. As for the sushi...I never knew they could cut sushi so thin and charge so much money.  I don't mind spending money on sushi but throw me a bone and at least make it hearty!? I can't believe they call themselves a sushi joint. I guess Bellagio can get away with charging that much for people that don't want to leave the hotel. The rolls were tiny and mediocre tasting. Usually my wife and I are fighting for the last piece but at Yellowtail we were fine leaving the overpriced food.\n\nAmbiance:\nI kept reading about being sat by the fountains which is why I chose the place. But the first thing you see on the site \"patio seating is very limited and you are not guaranteed a spot\" Well figures...when we walked in it was packed and we got seated in the middle area which basically defeated the whole purpose of us eating there. It's basically a club that serves sushi.\n\nSummary:\nA white washed sushi joint for people with too much money.  Lesson learned...Vegas is not the place for sushi...should have listened to the other reviewers. I wish I would have spend my time and money at a restuarant like Joel Rubichon or Bouchons or even just the buffet.  Won't go back. I spent $190 for an appetizer 2 drinks, a couple rolls and a couple pieces of mediocre sushi. I have to give it one star of the cost of food and not meeting our expectations.
__label__3 Happy Bday to me! A friend took me and the family along to indulge ourselves into this exquisite experience of...OMG delicious eats.  I really was begging them to stop because I couldn't eat any more food.  \n\nThe appetizer that you must try is their Big Eye Tuna Pizza, mmm it was drizzeled with Truffle oil.  Oh my that was yummy.  I also got to sample the rock shrimp, and the Duck Prosciutto.  I love proscuitto, but the duck prosciutto was a bit on the saltier side, but again, it is duck.  Oh another that was delicious was the kobe beef tataki, man that literally melted in my mouth. Oh My, my tummy just started growling for that.  LOL, I don't think I can finish this review without re-living the experience again.\n\nFor some sushi we tried the Popping Spicy Crab roll, a favorite that my brother enjoyed.  I devoured the Toro sushi, what was in the platter, went all in my tummy.  We had a platter that had a variety of fish.  If you are eating here, I don't have to go in details of what I ate, but you won't be disappointed.  Toro, for sure, that was a must for sushi. \n\nOkay seriously, I am not done.  We still had more food to be served.  Main courses brought on the Kobe Beef Flat Iron and Jidori Chicken.  They both were cooked to perfection, the yummy goodness that melted in your mouth had me saying MmmMm, so good, but so full, I can't even eat more of it :(.   \n\nFor dessert we finished off with a ginger flan and chocolate lava cake paired with lychee sorbet.  I mananged to get at least a bite out of both of them, and they were yes, like the rest of my review, YUM. \n\nI can't wait to return, I'm coming back with an empty stomach.  The whole staff was very pleasant.  BTW, the seating of this restaurant also overlooks the water fountain, oh you know, just icing on the cake at this place. \n\nThanks Yellowtail for this awesome experience in my mouth, my tummy thanks you!
__label__1 Overcrowded, overrated, overpriced tourist place in the Bellagio. Horrible, I mean HORRIBLE service.
__label__0 $$$$$$$$$$$$$ Need i say more? \nI ordered a chicken breast dish. It was a half a breast and wouldn't fill a child. And they had the nerve to charge me $28 for that! Amazing. I don't care where I am, if i pay for a meal, it should be a meal. I am a grown man, 6'3' and 215lbs. I don't expect a buffet, but this place is a joke. \nForgot my beer. \nTerrible sushi. \nI will upload the photos so you can see this joke in real time.
__label__3 They have some very tasty unique dishes here that are worth coming back.  The tuna sushi pizza is to die for.  I have eaten here four times and get it every time.  The yellowtail blood orange carpaccio is also very tasty.  Lastly, the king crab tempura with ponzu is also divine.
__label__4 Yellowtail is an exceptional restaurant with excellent food and incredible service. Some of the best sushi in the city. It has 1 of the best terrace views to watch the fountains at bellagio. The atmosphere was stellar and there were gorgeous people everywhere in the restaurant. A must try is the Kobe beef tataki, the big eye tuna pizza, and the Kumamoto oysters. The food was exceptional all around. I will def be going back sometime soon.
__label__4 Hands down best sushi I have ever had so impressed with the service the view (I went at dinner and the every 15 minute fountain show was amazing on the patio, weather was perfect!) food was amazing well prepared and topped with great additions. Service was impeccable must try if your in Vegas and like sushi.
__label__2 Was happy that my buddies and I could get a table without much waiting on a busy Saturday night . The entrance to the restaurant is rather narrow with bar setup, but once you walk past the bar, the place opens up to a nice and spacious dining area.\n\nOne of my buddies was quite intoxicated when we were seated, and he started asking so many questions about how the food is prepared and what goes into each dish on the menu to our server.  My other friend and I were amused, so we didn't interrupt and we really appreciated our server's patience and also his professionalism. \n\nAbout half way through our meal, another server started serving our table. When this talkative friend asked her to surprise him with a good glass of wine, she brought him one of the most expensive wines (as the rest of us suspected!) on their menu (~$30), but this wine tasted merely ok, not great. \n\nI had sushi rolls and it was very mediocre tasting. Presentation also was OK. I expected more and better food for fine-dining for the money I was paying. \n\nIf you really don't care much about food or price, this place offers modern and well polished environment with good cocktails. But alas, you are in Vegas, the place full of many great fine dining places that could offer the same level of ambience and cocktails. \n\nAlthough I realize if you are in Vegas to party the hard way, the food might not be your main concern... in which case, what are you doing, wasting your time reading this review!
__label__4 We came here for m bachelorette party and all 15 of us girls thought it was the best restaurant and fish we had ever eaten! I highly recommend this place. Order the spicy tuna pizza! enjoy!
__label__3 Yea this is definitely a 4.5. I'd give it a 5 but I haven't rated a \"best\"yet. Simply the most unique sushi I've had including Koi. The 2 reviews have to be from competitors that are envious. Roberto was waiter who was funny gracious and had great recommendations. Save room for dessert. I didn't but had lava cake and chocolate cup. Everyone voted cup the best. One of my top five Restraunts in Vegas. Back to LA
__label__4 Coming from New York City this library is very impressive! This library is unique because the building that it is in is also is an art exhibit! The library has two floors and the main floor has international books, new release and videos(DVDS). The checking out and returning system very technological advanced. You check out your own book and return it through a conveyor belt system that require no human interactions. The second floor holds a vast majority of the library collection. I came here to study for my MCAT and it is a really nice place to get a lot work done. The interior of the library is really well designed. The second floor also hold a children area which can be loud at times but if you stay far away the noise will not reach you! While some individual do decided to answer cell phone it is rare. OVERALL a very nice place to study and to get book because they do have a large collection.
__label__4 Definitely my favorite! It is so easy to come and go, there is never a real mess either. I like that their remodel is so handy for check outs, renewals, and returns.\n\nAwesome cd and dvd selections and if it is not available you can always look it up for request :)
__label__1 I had high expectations of this restaurant considering it was so hyped up by \"Best of....\" and my man who kept telling me what great chinese food this was.  I cannot blame him much tho for he is a whitey :)  My comfort food is cantonese, to some people, chinese food is chinese food is chinese food.\n\nI think I just ordered the wrong dishes....I had salt and pepper shrimp.  It came with some nasty thick coating of batter, no shell or head.  \n\nThe second dish we ordered was the tofu and shrimp balls.  I was more curious and intrigued about the tofu and shrimp balls because I love tofu and shrimp and because it was sooooo expensive ($16.90).  I wanted to find out why it was so pricey and was it worth the price. It was quite interesting and not what I expected, obviously home made which is a plus.  It was nice and crispy on the outside but a strange texture on the inside: mushy and flavorless.  Not sure I would order it again.  It seemed labor intensive, but not worth $17.\n\nThe third dish we ordered was the napa cabbage with shrimp paste. It was pretty tasty and the only reason why I give this place a two star rather than a one star rating.\n\nI expected this restaurant to be cantonese which it is obviously NOT!After looking at all the other reviews perhaps I will give this place another try and order dumplings, soup, beef rolls and maybe even try green onion pancakes.  \n\n(p.s. service is good, place is clean)
__label__3 I actually ordered food for delivery from RoadRunnerFood.com so I can't really speak to the service, except what the driver told me.\n\nMy husband and I ordered the Lamb & Assorted Vegetables w/Szechwan Hot Sauce In Pot (yep, to go), combination fried rice, Cold Mixed Crystal Noodle, Shredded Carrot & Cucumber, and mouth-watering chicken (that was all the information on the menu but it sounded interesting).  For the lamb and cold noodle, can you tell I'm just copying and pasting from the online menu?  I'm not typing all that crap out.\n\nWe ended up getting the combination fried rice, mouth-watering chicken, and two of the lamb dish. No cold crystal noodles.  But it's all good because the lamb is about $10 more.  \n\nThe lamb dish and combo fried rice were so good!  The mouth-watering chicken comes cold, which I'm good with.  But it has a lot of tiny bones, which makes for annoying eating.  And it made my tongue feel funny so I may be allergic to it.  :) Note to self... avoid vague dishes.  \n\nOur food took a while and China Mama apparently aggravated our driver a little bit.  But China Mama's defense, the mayor showed up.  However, that was after we placed our order so I don't think the mayor was the problem.\n\nI noticed some reviewers had issues with the service here.  If you love the food but hate the service, you might consider using Road Runner Food and get the food delivered.  Just make sure to tip the driver well.
__label__3 Decent Taiwanese cafe for homemade noodles and xlb.  A little farther to drive outside of Chinatown, but definitely wasn't disappointed.  The mamasans who own and run the restaurant are really cute, I got really good service and the food was really yummy.  I ordered the beef chow mien, soup dumplings (xlb), and the layered pancake which is one of my all time favorite appetizers.  They make it really crispy and light, not too oily.  It's delicious and I'd probably come back just for that.  The beef chow mien was also a treat, mostly because of the homemade noodles with a really good firm texture.  The xlb is definitely worth ordering and I think is the best in Vegas.  They give you a lot of food too, I wasn't able to finish because everything was so good!
__label__4 I can't believe I haven't already written a review for this place!!! Sorry Guys! So if you're reading this review, debating on if you should check this place out tonight, stop thinking and GO!  Super fun, great atmosphere, I have come to know the owner and staff as you will soon too, and they are amazing. This is a great place to go with a group of friends, there's boardgames, music, poetry slams, and great company! Don't forget to wear your coolest hat on friday for a fun treat!
__label__0 Terrible service over the phone. I could barely get my order out before the lady cut me off to ask me \"is that all\". The first time she did it I said \"let me finish\" the second time I said \"I need to speak with a manager\" she told me there weren't any managers available and hung up. Due to this experience I will not give my money to this business! So sad because its very close to my house.
__label__0 Discount Tirade,\n                   I used to love these guys, but they've gone off the deep end. I went in there to get a couple of tires and asked them to put them on the front, and take the front tires which were more worn and put them on the back. They refused and stated that their new corporate policy was to put them on the back. They cited a BS study which I could not find that says the car will handle better with the tires on the back. The car handled like a Yugo on Quaaludes after the tires were put on, which is quite a feat considering it's a Lexus SC-430.\n\n               They also under inflated the tires (all four) afterward, which caused the tire pressure warning light to come on after I pulled out. I didn't know why until I got home and saw the inflation for the tires was less than 30 psi for all four tires. These are high pressure tires that have a max pressure rating of 51 psi. Strike two.\n    \n                To add insult to injury, they had lost/replaced/eaten the chrome valve covers with cheap black plastic covers that I had not noticed until I was checking the tire pressure. Without even telling me. Strike three.\n\n                I rotated the tires myself, and to add more insult to injury smashed and broke my right ring finger as a tire came off the axle. OK, I'm clumsy, but if the people that I had paid to do it had put the new tires on the front like they should have it would have never happened. So now I have a new crook in my finger to remind me not to shop here again so my car wouldn't handle like a pregnant water buffalo that had been hamstrung by a group of rabid hyenas. Which is a pretty good description of both the people that worked on my car at Discount Tire  and their moronic corporate HQ staff that made some of these policy decisions.
__label__4 I really would not consider myself a fan of this type of music, but, dang, I was loving every minute of this production!  I still don't really like the genre, but would go back in an instant!  Fantastic job and a fun storyline keeps it rolling right to a really great ending.
__label__3 I joined the crew last night for the HH organized by the fabulous Christina P. Although it was my first visit and I generally like to sample a place a few times before reviewing, there were so many of us there that I felt that I had gotten a pretty well-rounded experience and had enough information to provide input. \n\nPhoenix is known for its host of strip mall restaurants, but few can actually transport you to another place. The restaurant interior is a mix of kitschy Italian and moderately nice mainstream. The main patio is actually about the same size as the restaurant interior and is flanked by two cute NYC street scenes (think universal studios city scene) with each window telling a different story and the Statue of Liberty holding court. Very quaint! The back of the patio is taken up by a complete bar. The fire pit that others have mentioned is situated in the middle. The patio is clearly the place to be at this venue!\n\nService was spot on, which was unexpected for such a large group. I have to echo Georgie S., the bartender seemed to single handedly (with the exception of bussing support) kept our brood quenched and fed with no errors. He asked each guests name upon their initial order and remembered them throughout the remainder of the evening. No simple feet, if you consider that we had at least 20 people in our party and he was also serving the numerous other guests that shared our al fresco setting.\n\nThe manager Matt, came out to thank us for coming by and informed us that there is a separate patio in the back to accommodate private parties/functions. What a divine setting for almost any family or business gathering!\n\nIn addition to the ambience and service, there is the food... Oddly one of the best things of the evening was the free appetizer provided to each table, which consists of bread and a parmesan/pesto dipping sauce that is so infused with garlic that its sweet fragrance swirls in the air. Now as Bacon B. points out, this will stay with you (i.e.: if you are on a date, you should both eat some) but it is seriously out of this world! I also really enjoyed the bruschetta, which is a classic take on the dish in every aspect except size. More often than not you will receive four or six small slices of toast with some tomatoes and basil carefully assembled on top, but not here... instead you will be served a small flatbread mounded with fresh hand cut tomatoes, chiffonades of basil and more of that dreamy garlic.\n\nI was also able to sample two of the new pizza offerings. The Roberto's (ironically offered up by the fabulous Robert M.), which was set off by a sprinkling of pepperocinis offering just a little kick, and the White pizza which had more of those rich garlic undertones. Although I enjoyed the toppings on each of the pizzas, I was left wanting more from the crust. Both were uniform in size and shape and a little on the tough / dense side, which made me wonder if they were not made in house. That said, it was not enough to detract from the overall experience and I will definitely be back in the near future.
__label__2 Il Posto has some really good aspects and it has some so-so aspects.\n\nThe outside patio area is completely awesome. It's like you're sitting in a little Italian cafe, with one of the walls mocked up to look like the side of an old style European building. There are Christmas lights strung about in different locations, a small bar area, a lil fountain and some other cool decorations. It's worth a trip just to hang out in their decked out patio area, if only to have some drinks.\n\nThe service was awesome. Our waiter was totally cool, friendly and accommodating. \n\nThe fresh baked bread and oil with cheese dipping sauce was fantastic. Loved it.\n\nThey had local beer (Kiltlifter) on tap for only $3 a pint. awesome.\n\nThe salads and pasta entrees were just ok, which is the reason behind my 3 star rating. I just wasn't wowed by the main course. We'll definitely be back to try them again though, perhaps to sample their highly rated pizzas. I predict a review sequel in my future.
__label__2 I feel like everytime I have come in service and quality have gone way down. Im going to Sauce from now on for sure.
__label__0 It was disaster. Bread was hard and burnt. One dish was served and three others waited more than five minutes for their meal. Manager gave a free desert for the service. We thought that was anice gesture until we got our check. Al items were marked up $8.00.can you believe it could be this bad?
__label__2 Returned for another dinner with friends last night... \nWhile the food was still A-OK, the service was not.  Our waiter didn't check on us very often, and we waited several times for water refills, salsa refills, and to pay the bill.\n\nI don't recommend Julio's if you are in a hurry, but it's still a decent place to fill the Mexican craving!
__label__1 Went the first time and it was gross!! The server had a attitude. The only reason for 2 stars was for the nice lady who dropped off the chips and salsa. Salsa was bland and tasted bad/old. The ground beef and shredded beef tacos were a light brown color... Never seen meat look that color. Taste was even worse than it looked bad and texture was huge chunks.. Beans and rice tasted like they were cooked in old fat and sitting for days. Do not waste any money in going here!!!
__label__1 I have been here several times and they have never gotten my order right. I have never actually had something there that was cooked the way I ordered it. They even forgot the salad I ordered one time until the waitress brought the check. The last time I went my husband and I both got sick off the food. The atmosphere is fun, but that's about all it has going for it.
__label__0 Wow, what a disappointment..  I ended up in your restaurant with a referral from my mother in-law. After being seated we were slowly greeted by an underwhelmed lack luster waitress named carrie, only to find out half way through our meal. Carrie was pushy and obnoxious about taking our order and only after sorting out the terribly confusing two menus we decided on our meals. My mothers order came without the fries she ordered and I'm pretty sure our final checks were not correct. Not only do I believe the prices are above average I was charged for two separate drinks, I understand mix ups but I feel more as if this particular situation was intentional, unfortunate. Not only was service below par I had to ask for refills on my own drinks because the attention to our table was so overlooked. Adding insult to injury we were the only table in carries section aside from one man pulled up to the bar. The food was poor the service sucked, for lack of a better word and overall nothing worth coming back for. For a personal referral I'm  disappointed and frustrated in this experience, what a shame...
__label__2 +_+_+_+_+ Logan's is many kangaroo hops ahead of that Australian place +_+_+_+_\n\n      Met friends for a movie and dinner. \n      The steak I and my wife had were $11.99 \n      I wasn't expecting much for this price.\n\nI'm shocked ....... the meal was outstanding.\nThe steak was tender .... tasty .... and juicy.\nFor my two sides ...... I chose a Caesar salad and fries.\nThe fries were very good.\nNext time ..... I would take a pass on the Caesar salad ...... taste wise it lacked zest and was flat.
__label__1 This place has been open for 6months or so and bunch of us at work decided to walk over and give it a try for lunch. I ordered the special - pesto chicken penne  which was good (all I was missing was the wine.. ha), heard a few complaints from those that ordered the manicotti and ravioli. \n\n We were the only table and service was slow.  The place has a nice atmosphere and potential, the question is can they stay open long enough to find out..
__label__1 hahahaah.....$7.77 all day. Where can you find else in the States?\nThey served Chinese food, Italian food, American Food, etc. There's nothing special but with that price, what can you blame about?!\n\n*p.s. the bread pudding there is so good.....lol
__label__1 staff was not very friendly. They need to change the name as it is not just a Gyro place, they serve hot dogs and hamburgers and the fries were terrible.  Nothing fancy about them like the other Gyros places I have been too.  Once you got your food and if there was no one else the staff all disappeared. Will not be returning.  The food was just okay nothing that makes you go wow.
__label__0 Fried okra was fresh hot and delicious, pulled pork, beef, and chicken were all served cold, so was sauce & beans. won't return.
__label__0 Is it possible to give no stars?? Terrible!! Took my 5 month old there on Christmas Eve since his dr was closed. He had what to me looked like hives but I just wanted to double check. We were the only people in there.. It took dr. Cooper 40 minutes to see us, even though he was sitting outside the door typing on his computer. I asked when we would be seen, he had the nerve to tell me 5 more min your next.... Uh I'm the only person here!? When he came in to look at the rash he didn't touch my child to examine the rash or anything... Well it doesn't look dangerous.. Waste of my time. Don't pay him your co pay
__label__0 On the way to the airport, we decided to take my family here for lunch.  They had been raving and VERY excited about it.  It turned out to be pretty disappointing.\nFirst, the aquarium separating the bar area and the main dining area is pretty neat, and is especially peaceful if you're not a seafood eater.  The atmosphere is nice, and we probably just went at an off time, yet, we went during off lunch hours, so the service should have been better.\nOur server greeted our table, took our drink order, took our food order, and was not to be seen again... well, we saw her waiting the other tables but purposely avoiding ours.  That continued for 35 minutes while other tables with larger groups who were seated after us were served before us... 35 minutes for three bowls of soup, a garden salad (which never came) and a couple pieces of fried fish?  I think not.  We flagged down a manager who said he was finishing it right up.  And then when the food came out, it was cold.  We mentioned it to her and she seemed frustrated that she needed to make another trip to the line to have it reheated.  Give me a break. \nI also ordered a chicken quesadilla.  On the menu it stated \"stuffed with pico.  Served with (some sort of ) sour cream\".  It came out and was *SURPRISE* drizzled with some sort of chipotle and cilantro mayonnaise-based topping.  Maybe its because I live in the land of full disclosure, I'm not sure, but I was expecting tortilla, chicken, cheese, pico and sour cream on the side, not to have some calorie-laden ranch-dressing-derivative covering the tortilla.\nSo for the last ten minutes of our meal (and the first five) the service was very attentive.  If you like that, eat here.  If you like having service at a restaurant, and warm seafood, go to Red Lobster instead.\nOn the way out, I saw a TON of food under heat lamps on their line, and some of it coming out of steamtables... absolutely NO excuse for cold, cream-based soup... and no excuse for that small of an order taking 35 minutes.\nI usually give places two shots, just in case they were having an off day.  Unfortunately, this place won't be getting a second try.
__label__1 I asked for a grilled Tuna rare and it came to me well done along with soggy asparagus.  The rest of the table did not have any issues with their meals.
__label__0 Sick, Sick, Sick !  \n\n       My girlfriend and I went to Islamorada Fish Company. Next to Bass Pro Shops, @1133 N Dobson Rd, Mesa, AZ. 02/16/14. This was our first time ever to eat at this restaurant, and our last. \n       \n       We ate the Signature Fish and Chips, and the Blackened Salmon Linguine. \n\n       The fried fish was extremely greasy, the french fries tasted like mush and bland, you could tell they had been sitting sometime and were lukewarm. My fries looked like they had been prepared the day before and left out on the counter overnight.\n       Actually the fish and chips was so greasy that when I picked it up with my fingers, you could see the wet grease dripping off of the bottom of the fish and puddling on to my plate... \n\n       On the Blackened Salmon Linguine,this dish had to be the worse, the pasta was very slimy, and the fish tasted frozen, and way over seasoned, I assume the excessive over seasoning is to camouflage the frozen taste of the fish, this dish was extremely oily.  \n\n       In-fact this dish was so oily you could fill up a shot glass with the oil from this plate...\n\n      However when we brought this issue to our waitress attention about our food, she down played it, telling us fried fish and chips supposed to be that way, funny, it's not that way at Long John Silvers or McDonald's, even some of the five star restaurants I have eaten at. \n\n       As for the Blackened Salmon Linguine, our server told us this is the norm as well for this dish. \n       Here's what was so bad when our server Kim address this issue to the manager he did nothing, to resolve this problem, He did not even come to our table to apologize.\n\n        Now Sick, Sick, Sick. Yes!!! We spent three days with \"Diarrhea\" with frequent trips to the bathroom...\n\nHere's the funny part, our receipt reads: \n      \"As Fresh AsYou Can Get.\"\n\nNo ! our fish tasted frozen and reheated.\n\n       My advice to you. If you are planning on eating at: Islamorada Fish Company, do invest in a lot of toilet paper.  You'll need it...
__label__1 Ordered nachos...took about 20 mins for it to come out. Sour cream looked like cottage cheese and they use the shredded microwaveable cheese. \n\nThe beer is good, can't really go wrong with that!
__label__0 Customer service is always and I mean always bad here and the food is just ehhh also but I continue to go here for a bowl of white rice which that they can screw up.
__label__1 Dry n small tamales. I had high hopes because it seemed legit. Keep looking if you wsnt really good tamales.
__label__3 This place belongs in Europe. There is plenty of parking, you can grab samples of all their sauces, bruschetta, and specialty foods while you wait for your food. It is a relaxed environment where you order your food and they buzz you when it is ready. I always get their Turkey sandwich that has apples in it. They have hot meals for dinner such as lemon chicken which is also a winning choice. There are plenty of side dishes to choose from. For dessert you have to try the cupcakes that are made with olive oil and their cannolis. You only live once, so go for the splurge. Your waist size won't mind. If you possibly can't eat anymore, grab a box of the variety cupcakes for to go. The flavors are unique such as lemon, mexican lime, blood orange, etc. You can take your food and eat it under the olive trees. At night there is live music and the setting is very cute. It is a family place and you can have your kids run around freely without annoying the other guests.
__label__2 I would normally give them 5 stars, The Olive Mill is one of my favorite places to go. Love the food and atmosphere, newly renovated with coffee shop and the live music is great. We went here for Mothers Day in 2011 and it was very organized and pretty quick.  This year not so much - we arrived at 10:45 and they told us an hour for our food. No problem, we were in no hurry and like to look around at everything and try the wine tasting. We ended up actually waiting 2 hours and noticed, no one had their food. There was only 4 in our party. All the bussers kept saying was \"they weren't prepared\". No extra tables set up, no extra misters in the tent area(just the one blower). Customers were moving tables to shaded areas for their own groups. They were pulling tour guides off the tour to help. Why have a tour on Mothers Day and why advertise your place for tMothers Day and be so unprepared?  We will go back again because the food and atmosphere are great, but never again on Mothers Day.
__label__4 Took my grandmother here who was visiting from back east and we had such a delightful afternoon. There was a wine tasting that was fabulous. I actually bought a bottle from NC that tasted like tobacco (sounds gross but it was excellent). We sampled the watermelon beer, had a cappuccino which was excellent, and got a few salads and sandwiches for lunch. And of course we sampled ALL the olive oils. My husbands favorite was the chocolate olive oil and I liked the gourmet dipping olive oil.\n\nIt was way way too hot to sit outside but the grove of olive trees and picnic tables outside looked so inviting. I can't wait to return in the fall when it cools down!
__label__3 Loved this place!\nI ordered the Italian Chopped Salad and Red Sangria and both were absolutely delicious.  The sangria may have been the best red sangria I ever had and there was nothing to complain about with the salad.\nI bought some olive oil cupcakes to take home.  While I wouldn't rave about them, there wasn't anything to really complain about either.  The oiliness of the cupcakes was welcomed by me but overall texture and flavor I wouldn't say was the best ever.\nI'm looking forward to returning here to try more of their menu items as well as to purchase some of the goods in their store.
__label__3 Queen Creek Olive Mill has delicious sandwiches, gelato, and of course, olive and balsamic vinegar products. I wouldn't come here for breakfast because it's pretty standard fare, but the sandwiches are great. It's a little bit pricey, but it's a nice experience.
__label__1 Went for the \"garlic festival\".  Love this place but where was the garlic festival?  They were selling some garlic but that was it.  Very disappointing. I will continue to buy their oils and spreads but won't bother to attend anymore \"festivals\".
__label__3 We just moved to the area and were looking for a good place to work out. We decided to try the rec center and got a 1 week trial period. We worked out at different times during the day and were always able to get a treadmill or elliptical. I love that the classes are included in the month to month membership-no contracts too!
__label__3 This is a cool, little joint downtown. \n\nLacks pretension. \nJust friendly bartenders, good drinks and plenty of seating at the bar.\n\nThere is a large patio out back and word is they are installing a retractable roof on the patio which will be a nice addition.\n\nLate night it gets crowded and clubby, but I'm usually  out the door by the time that starts in. \n\nA refreshing change of pace from some of the other bars downtown that tend to think  a little too highly of themselves.
__label__0 Might be a fine place if you are not a transracial family with small children.    We are, and when the server came to deliver our waters and my coffee she said \"you need to get your kid under control, we don't have insurance for stuff like that\" (he had been walking between where I was sitting at the table and where my husband was ordering). I respected her comment and turned to tell my son that he needed to stay in his seat. As I was turned she put our waters in the middle of the table, and my coffee in front of my 15 month old daughter. My daughter grabbed it and screamed, and when I turned back to attend to my daughter the server said \"See, what did I tell you?\" I grabbed the kids and told my husband we needed to go.  They were sure to charge us for the coffee. Very disappointed in the way my children and I were treated.
__label__1 I'm really torn to say whether I would give them two or three stars. For the most part I always get the turkey sausage grits bowl and its awesome the sausage is juicy and the eggs cheese and grits is that perfect compliment although it can seem a bit pricey for the portion just 1 small patty just doesn't stretch through your bowl well. \n\nBut on the other hand service means everything to me and I have to say the people working there are so ungrateful when it comes to you giving them your hard earned money. I find the cashiers to always be smug and cold very brief and unapproachable. I think that they should be required to go through some sort of customer service skills review or course or maybe the owner should reevaluate who behind the register because the are the first impression to their business.
__label__3 This is a cool bar. It's relatively small inside, but it's a cool environment and there's a variety of places to sit - high top tables, bar seating, cushy chairs and couches, etc. \n\nI can only speak for the beverage selection, and it's pretty solid. Typical impressive beer selection evident in most Madison bars and decent drinks. I've heard great things about the food, especially the sandwiches and wraps... looking forward to eating here sometime soon!
__label__2 On a recent quest to find a Made in the USA bicycle, we headed to Budget Used downtown.  Be prepared to be overwhelmed when you walk in the door, I bet there are no less than 1,000+ bicycles wedged in this space on the floor and hanging from the ceiling.  If you walk in with no criteria your brain can easily explode, but for me I was looking for a Cannondale pre-2009 Made in the USA frame that was under $1,000.  We found three, pulled them out, and took a little test ride.  Settled in on one that I liked and bit the bullet.  The downside of this place is that they are overpriced (as other reviewers noted), but you do get a free tune-up (worth about $100) that you can use whenever you'd like, a four month warranty,  and you know that the bike has been checked over and \"loved\" before you take it home.  Bottom line is that I'm impatient so I didn't want to sit and watch Craigslist for a better deal, so Budget was the next best option.  Plus I'm willing to pay a little extra to support a local business!
__label__2 I'm visiting from Oregon & I heard such great things about your establishment so I had to try it! I ordered two sandwiches, a soup & a salad. my panini and salad are so delicious! I give that 5 stars!! But what really counts is customer service and the feeling that you want to come back because the atmosphere is so wonderful. \n\nI've worked at a restaurant for years now & I know how much factors into good service & how picky/exaggerated customers tend to be more often than not. The 3 employees that helped me did their jobs to the point of service but I didn't feel welcome. The ONE thing that could have changed this is just a simple smile. A smile makes me want to stay, come back and recommend it to all my friends and family! ESPECIALLY the last interaction you have before you leave. The girl at the register could have changed my feelings completely but instead she left me wanting to leave  and enjoy my meal else where. \n\nI do think the food is wonderful and the time in which it was prepared was perfect but I can get good food anywhere that also provides a friendly face and attitude.  \nI will still recommend your establishment because I do know I can't base it off three people out of so many more. Thanks for the opportunity to try your food and I only post this as a helpful tip from a fellow hospitality staff member.
__label__1 Create has been on our \"wanna try it\" list for a while now. We heard great things and knew it was locally owned and a family business. Since we live in Mountain's Edge and don't work or shop up in this area, we made the journey for my Husband's birthday lunch.\n\nWhen you arrive, grab a clip board and pick what you want using a dry erase marker.\n\nI had a pretty typical burger. Pepper Jack cheese, Kaiser roll, L, T, O, their \"special sauce\" paired with sweet potato fries. Husband had a very similar burger with grilled onions and onion rings. Pricing was very reasonable and on top of that we were using our Entertainment Book BOGO coupon.\n\nRight off the bat I can say that while it was OK, we won't be making a special drive up to eat here again. It was just OK. Nothing super spectacular, just kind of average. The bun was not my favorite, too chewy. The ingredients fresh were but the burger lacked flavor and juiciness. The two essential elements to a winning burger joint, such a shame cause I had such high hopes and I hate to see a locally owned business miss the target. Sweet Potato fries were VERY good! They could give other burger places a sweet potato fry training!\n\nMy husband also had a scoop of s'mores custard and it was very good! I might come back to try more custard offerings when and if we are in the area, but I would pass on burgers.
__label__2 Their burgers are pretty good when not dark pink inside, great topping and sauce selection. One negative thing - I am assuming that their water tastes pretty bad, bad enough to affect the taste of the Pepsi products they serve. I've tried Pepsi, Mug rootbeer and Sierra Mist. They all have a funny aftertaste.  I would give them 5 stars if I were confident that they were cooking their burgers properly and they fixed the bad tasting soda issue.
__label__4 Not only is the food delicious, but the service was fantastic as well. The staff did everything to make sure me and my kids had a great experience. I'll be back again soon.
__label__3 I, too, am spoiled with the privileges of Hertz Club Gold.  But when I saw the $9.13 per day fee, I went for it.  Yes, the lines were long and they had 3 terminals and only one customer service agent.  But, if you are on vacation, what the heck?  And it's Homecoming weekend for UNLV, for pete's sake.  Anyway, the car was bigger than I thought for a compact.  It wasn't a gas guzzler, as she tried to push me to upgrade for an Escalade.  Uh, no thanks to the pimpmobile.  I will stick with something less costly, and won't hit me in the pocketbook when I get gas.  The Dodge was clean, but had a lot of scratches and bumps.   Getting out of the lot was quick, and you just need to scan that bar code at the gate.  Return was efficient and the staff was professional.  I shall return.
__label__0 I'm not driving around town in the car I reserved because when I got off the plane (at 3 am), you didn't have it. \n\nAnd I'm like, \"Fuck you.\"\n\nI guess the money I paid wasn't enough...I'm like, \"Fuck you.\"\n\nYeah I'm sorry, I can't afford a Ferrari...\nAll I wanted was a Nissan Versa in white. \nToo much to ask, for you to honor your commitment...\nThe way you play your game ain't right.\n\nClearly, Advantage knows how to TAKE the reservation, they just don't know how to HOLD the reservation. And that's really the most important part of the reservation, the holding. Anybody can just take them.\n__________\n\nMy apologies to Cee-Lo and Jerry Seinfeld, without whom this review could not have been written.
__label__4 I gave this company a five star primary base on a young man who service us. He had recently move over from Enterprise. He was extremely polite and thorough with everything he do. He make sure that there were no glitches that made our experience with them a bad one. \nDue to him we had a great 2 week of vacation and will recommend Advantage Rent-a Car to all of our friends and family. \nThe only regret is I lost this young man name. He should be rewarded for all his extra effort. Great Job and Services!
__label__0 Horrible company. I reserved a full size sedan, they didn't say anything at the counter they are out of sedans and stuck me with a jeep suv. \n\nCalling it  \"upgrade\". When I found out and asked them to give me the Camry parked next to the jeep. The attendant said the Camry is going to auction. Yea right. The jeep was the worst car I ever driven. It is bouncy and the turn signal doesn't even work properly.
__label__0 Worst Customer Service I have EVER recieved in my entire life. I know that sounds dramatic and harsh but it really was terrible. We got stuck in there over 3 hours. Our server was rude. Food was mediocre.
__label__3 Awesome!\n\nAfter leaving being done from a tour of The Grand Canyon I was ready to demolish some sushi before heading back to L.A. Well Thank You Extreme Sushi for being there and on my way home. \n\nStaff and service is good and the All You Can Eat option is just great. Huge selections under one price ($25.99).\n\nWill return again when I am in Vegas.\n\nThanks!
__label__2 The Genius Bar is like having a significant other who cheats on you: don't hate the player, hate the game. You want to sock the employees who keep throwing you around like a basketball, saying, \"I'm sorry. I can't help you. But so-and-so over there can.\" When you finally make it though, they're so nice, you almost feel bad for being pushed around.\n\nI showed up the next day for the Genius Bar appointment I made the day before and even waited 10 min past it because the employees were genius enough to schedule only one dude for the whole bar.\n\nWade turned out to be the man and had me in and out in five minutes. Technically, I had already had my gadgets checked out at the store in Irvine, but he still wanted to follow up just in case. He was supposed to order my charging dock, but he felt bad that the whole process was taking so long for me so he just grabbed one off the shelves and said some other guy who was waiting for a dock could just wait until they shipped another in. \n\nThanks!
__label__0 Horrible customer service. I understand the workers are helping customers out, but none greeted or asked if I needed help. I stood there for a good twenty minutes before leaving.  I am an iPhone user but this makes me want to leave the brand. I had some questions that websites don't have a clear answer to.
__label__1 Normally I'm impressed with Apple Store customer service. This location sucks. Every interaction I have with the staff here is rude. The girl \"helping\" me with an exchange was asking me how to do it. Good thing I was there to help. 2 stars only because they are efficient. That's all.
__label__3 First off, I got a gift certificate from restaurants.com for $25 off. So, with that, we had two entrees, one appetizer, two cocktails and the bill was only $20. I think Monday is also their half off night!\n\nMy eggplant parmesan may be the very best rendition of that dish that I've ever eaten. The sauce was perfect, the eggplant dipped in an eggy batter, was cooked to perfection.'\n\nThe other person with me had the veggie burger and it was not quite what was expected. I thought it was really tasty...kind of like a fritatta, but we were expecting something more like Burger Bar's veggie burger with big veggies, artfully arranged.\n\nThe fries were fresh tasting  and cooked to perfection.\n\nI scarfed down the Blue Cheese chips. They were kind of greasy, yet, I really scarfed them down, so they must have been good.\n\nThe menu has lots of dishes with truffle oil...that has to add at least a star.\n\nI'll go back!
__label__2 Loved and Hated this pool.\n\nYou cannot enter this area without your room key, so don't forget it. Once you're in it's like you've entered a mini city complete with bars, restaurant, casino and shops. If you forgot something don't worry because you'll be sure to find it somewhere here.\n\nThought we were being clever by waiting until Sunday morning to hit up the pool. We imagined everyone would be hungover and sleeping still from the night before. WRONG! 11 am and the place was packed. We were only able to find one lounge chair. The sun was extremely hot and I felt I was cooking. I was afraid to leave my stuff in the sea of chairs as we witnessed people fighting over chairs and removing peoples' stuff to take over chairs. I was on my way to the bathroom when I saw smaller pools with surrounding chairs as well.  \n\nWe decided to move our crap over to the smaller pool and hangout in the water until someone left so we could stake a spot. We finally did after 45 minutes. At that point we were officially able to enjoy this place like it was meant to be enjoyed. \n\nDrinks are $10. If you're a beer person you can get a bucket with five for $25 which isn't too bad. They have restrooms everywhere so you never have to walk very far to one, they have showers located next to every pool and if you never feel like getting up you don't have to since they have people going around taking drink orders.\n\nDrink up and bring that sunscreen because the sun beats on you here, and there aren't many shaded areas.
__label__3 Came here in the afternoon got super lucky and got 2 front row seats  in front of the wave pool !!!  drinks are (Duh! expensive ) @ $15 each \n\nLoved the sun and sand  !!!\n\n-1 star for having to pay for the tubes ( $25 ) for the lazy river.....
__label__3 Went there with pops for Xmas dinner and had the Yorkshire Pud with Roast Beef.  There was an Xmas dinner price fix on the board but we opted for the standard and it was delicious!  The sticky pudding was very, very toffeeesque.  The beer menu was just ok but that was made up with the fact that they have pro dart boards and sticky puddin'
__label__0 This is the first negative review I have ever posted. We purchased all our appliances for our first house, other homes since, vacation home, and provided many referrals to friends and family. Never again. I have experienced all the b.s customer service 101 push back answers others have too and had to call the store mgr multiple times over the last few months. \nWe selected a GE Profile fridge based on where the salesman told us the ice tray was located in the bottom - had him confirm with associates and data/mfg drawings he had. When it showed up not as we were told/sold, and we asked for an exchange we were told sure for a $600 \"restocking fee\". \nWow, even when I was willing to spend potentially more to make my wife happy? The GE Profile dishwasher was incorrectly installed and has not yet been fixed. I went from a promotor to a negative nightmare for Spencers. A once great local company known for their customer service has lost their way. Getting a new customer is 10x as expensive as keeping an existing net promotor happy, too bad Spencers does not understand this simple equation and how simple it is to keep customers happy any more.
__label__4 Favorite Park in the city! Beautiful spot! Fitness,Family or Fun!
__label__4 On days like today- everyone should get outside. After a fun week in Vegas my boyfriend and I took a nice little stroll in park- as expected it we were not the only ones enjoying the day. While it can be a little crowed its always clean and we feel safe. I guess it was a calming place for my boyfriend to ask me to move to Virginia with him (for his job). Of course I said yeas, but I'm going to miss our walk in the parks.
__label__4 What's not to love about this park? Lots of playground space for the kids, moderately clean bathrooms, fields for sporting events, a pond, ducks, the occasional slackliner, and the greenway that will sweep you away to the Met in no time flat! \n\nI love seeing the families with kids, sloppy puppies, drum circles, and now the B-Cycles. I hear there's a nature center, but I've really just stuck to the main areas.\n\nNow living within walking distance, we venture here often for an evening of people-watching or just to get some fresh air. Nothing captures my heart more than seeing a beautiful park filled to the brim with enthusiastic people.\n\nEnjoy the great outdoors, friends. Or at least this little pocket of it.
__label__0 I have been trying to get in to have the show dog test done. It is hard for me to do so because of my schedule. Tonight, I was able to get out of work at 7. I went straight to the Tempe location with my running shoes in hand. First, no one even acknowledged me for about 20 minutes, then when I finally do get acknowledged the sales person says that they cannot perform the shoe dog test on me because it was close to closing time and there were two people ahead of me. It was 7:30 pm on Feb. 16,2013. I asked if they could make an exception because I had just gotten out of work and didn't know when I would be able to cone back. I said I needed the shoes by tomorrow. She said \" Well we can do a quick analysis.\"  I told her to forget it. I need a good test because I'll be running in a marathon. I would've bought 3 pairs of shoes and possibly more running gear and clothes. I said forget it, I'll go to another store. She just smiled and said \"Ok\". I was VERY disappointed! I will take my business elsewhere then. Seems the employees were more about getting out of work on time than making money.
__label__1 I've shopped at this location several times now and at first I had a great experience and thought the staff was friendly and helpful. I now have mixed feelings about the place. The salespeople are still helpful but apparently not to everyone. My wife, who is not athletic, is mostly ignored by the staff whenever she shops there for gifts. When I went there today to try on shoes I researched online, the guy that helped me barely answered any questions and was so uninterested in the sale he only looked me in the eye once or twice. It's not that he was in a hurry or anything, because the store was barely occupied and I had already waited through their 15 minute queue. I noticed that he was fully engaging with other shoppers on my way out, though. I would like to give them a better rating because they do know their stuff, but in my experience if you don't look like an athlete the level of service you get will be hit or miss. If I shop there again it will be online purchases when they have better deals than Amazon.
__label__4 Rushing water, bridges, ducks, roadrunners, creek, pathways - am I in Vegas? The Wetlands Park was recently renovated with a nature center with fun and informative activities for people of all ages. This unexpected experience in the desert is a great place for a walk or bike as paved and sand trails weave through the natural preserve and the wash. \n\nI recommend starting or ending your days here to watch the sun rise or set in the park and over the valley.
__label__4 I have gained a lot of weight over time and I realized it is time to start to bring it back down some.  So I looked up yoga (was interested in something that wouldn't agitate my patella femoral syndrome) and this is the closest one to me (and I trusted yelpers!).  This studio seems to be exactly what I needed.\n\nI have been experimenting with at-home workouts but I just couldn't get myself to stay on them for very long at a time to make it worth it.\n\nI started a week ($20) and was tired and sore and I kept coming back to \"get my money's worth\" and by the end of the week, I was actually thinking, my sinus feels a little better, I'm going to keep going to see how I feel.  I also enjoyed the teacher calling my name out to tell me I'm doing something wrong (I enjoy it more when they tell me \"it's good\" though) and feel like it's the attention I need to improve myself.\n\nI am now 2 and a half weeks and am actively trying to average 5 days/week (13 classes out of 17 days so far).  I am completely amazed with how my body has changed so far.  I am way more flexible than I have been in a long time.  I don't see any other big changes yet but I go just for that fraction of a bit better each time I go back to class and feel happy about it.\n\nDo note, Bikram Yoga is hot and humid and I seem to always question myself in the middle why I keep coming back.  \nPersonally, when I am out though, I am glad I went (except for that one time I ate a combo meal at Chino Bandido's [Jade red in a Quesadilla is awesome!] before hand).
__label__4 I visited Bikram Yoga Paradise Valley with a month-long Groupon.  I have been practicing yoga in some form for about 13 years, and hadn't ever tried Bikram before.  I generally despise humid heat, so it seemed like an all-around bad idea.  However, I felt like the Groupon was a great deal, and I wanted to try a new experience.\n\nI was warmly welcomed when I first showed up for class, and they were very encouraging for my 11 year-old daughter to join for the 2nd half of class as well.  I was surprised by how \"accomplish-able\" the hot environment was, and the combination of good instructor dialogue and watching other students made me feel like I could keep up with no problem, even for the poses that I hadn't done before in other yoga forms.  Huge bonus for the instructors making a point to know everyone's name to call out corrections and praise during class.  The stress of using class as a moving meditation really makes this an individual practice in the midst of the community.  Great sense of energy every step of the way.\n\nI did 4 classes with 4 different instructors in the first week, and saw some students multiple times.  The sense of community at this studio is great.  Everyone is incredibly positive and welcoming.  I am definitely sticking with this studio, and the personal challenge of Bikram practice.
__label__2 Oh Espee, you have gotten way too expensive.  A three item combo is, get this, SIXTEEN DOLLARS!   I can go to a beautiful restaurant like Agave and not pay this price for a taco meal.  And it really seems like the tamales at Espees have gotten smaller.  And the salsa bar is completely disgusting now - what happened to the pico de gallo? \n\nThey still have a pretty good happy hour with 2 for 1 margaritas and half price nachos - but I had to knock down my four star review to a three because of the ridiculous prices and shrinking portions.  Why do order at the counter restaurants try to charge the same prices as a sit down restaurant?
__label__3 A good place to grab a quick bite or snack and coffee at Caezar's Palace.\n\nI had a delicious (and large) chocolate chip cookie with a 16 oz. mocha iced drink.  Both were sweet and good. Seating was in the main Food Court area, but plenty of spaces to just relax after walking around the Strip. Good spot to sit by the bar seats so you can people watch while you chill here. \n\nFriendly service.
__label__1 We stopped here to quickly satisfy my gelato cravings while running to the Bellagio Fountain show.  I've had tons of gelato in the past, and I have to say--this place left me hanging.\n\nI don't know exactly what was wrong.  Maybe the flavors were off, maybe the service was just crappy?  The staff members seemed completely bored and did not want to help us.  No offers of samples or any sign of courtesy at all.  It was very mehhhhhh.\n\nAnd to piss me off even more, there was another damn gelato stand RIGHT next to the Bellagio exit.  WTF.
__label__0 I wish I could leave a review of the food, but I didn't get a chance to have any.  I entered the restaurant a couple of weeks ago, craving a gyro, and found a few customers in the restaurant.  There wasn't anyone at the hostess stand (or whatever you call it) and so I started flipping through the menu.  I know the staff saw me and yet no one came over.  Ever.  (hence, my first ever 1 star review).  After a few minutes of waiting around like an idiot, I walked out.  I.hate.bad.service.  There is no need for it.  That's alright though, I just went next door to True Island BBQ and got some food to go.  This place can learn a thing or two from Daryl.
__label__0 It looks like it's a good deal but it's not.\n\nOther lowpriced flooring retailers like Floor & Decor will sell you the same flooring and you can do what you need to do to get the project done.   Calculate the square feet you need, order extra as there are always a bunch of ends you don't need or problems that happen, and then return the overage.\n\nLL may be ok for you if you buy exactly what you need and take it home that day.  If they have to order it for you from across the country, or if you need to order a bit extra (as you should for any construction project) then the troubles begin.\n\nUnlike many hair stylist reviews on here, all the filtered reviews on LL are negative.  Really negative.  And they're all right.  I'm not blaming yelp for filtering them - reviews get filtered when someone only posts about one or two companies.  Because it could easily be just a pump job in favor of someone, or trashing from a competitor.  But I found these believable.\n\nI really hope that because I have reviewed so many other vendors that this one doesn't get filtered as well.\n\nThe words I would use are unprofessional, rude, and most of all bewildering.  They just don't have to do business this way.   I have had repeated really horrible experiences with Lumber Liquidators over the last week, and I'm currently in the business of buying and remodelling homes to resell so I work with a lot of vendors. \n\nWho will I never work with again?  Lumber Liquidators.\n\nLook, your experience may vary.  And you may be like me looking at some negative reviews especially about bad installs in our terrible climate for wood floors and think, \"oh these people are just individual cases with a bad installer, and they made a mistake.\"  Which is maybe true or not.\n\nWhat I'm talking about is a fundamental problem with the way this business is run.  Bad policies about returns.  Bad policies about working with customers.  \n\nThe person who started their review with BEWARE BEWARE BEWARE?  He did you a great service.  Hope to add to the 1star review count right here.  Stay away.  BEWARE.
__label__0 STAY AWAY !!!! Do yourself a favor and stay away from lumber liquidators. Living in Prescott, Az I wanted a wood floor so I drove to LL in Peroria. The staff,(Mgr Mr Wills) recommended a bamboo product and I purchased 1100 sq feet and drove it home. It was acclamated inside the house for over 5 months and was installed and looked great. Within a month the entire floor failed. \n\nNow is when LL showed their true colors. I was given the run around by the store Mgr and directed to customer no service in Virginia. What a joke they were. Terry called me sent me a disclosure form which I completed and faxed back ASAP.  Waited 2 weeks with no response from Terry despite numerous emails and voicemails. Called the Peroria store mgr and was given Terry's supervisor Holly's ,telephone number. She did call back refused  to agree with their own store mgr Geoff who told me that they have had problems with the floor I purchased from them. She told me she had all of paperwork and photos. she was going to arrange an inspection to determine if I had mosture issues. Well lets see. I live in Az which is pretty much desert right ! How much you want to bet they claim it's too dry and thats why the floor failed .\n\nI have written the CEO, Mr Sullivan a note and awaiting a response or a phone call.\n\nMy credit card company wants me to take the product back to them and dump it their parking lot, take a photo and drive away. Sounds like a good plan to me !
__label__2 It is good food but, I got annoyed the last time I went because it was ten til close and I could only get to go and that's what the owner said to me.  It seems a little a-hole of me but, I was craving red rice and didn't want to take it to go because then I would have to eat in the car.  WTF.  hell no.\n\nif your the owner you would think to be more accomodating but, I guess he had someplace to be.  looks like a breakdance competition from what he was wearing. \n\nwell, would I go back there again and give it another chance?\n\nnah, there's 1 million restaurants on eastern.  I'll go to someplace more accomodating.  \n\nthere's know point in spending money there and just reinforcing bad habits for the owner.  \n\nOr maybe I will, there food is pretty good but, I'm in love with Ross J's right now and they are accomodating.
__label__3 I tried this place after receiving a coupon in the Norterra flyer. I wasn't disappointed. This place has really good pizza and salads! Service was very speedy and their food was excellent. We ended up splitting a salad and a pizza and still had food to take home! Sauce also servers wine and beer which really compliments the food. Give it a try, you won't be disappointed with the food.
__label__1 First time here.  Had a late lunch today because we had a gift card from our son.  This place is OK.  That's about all I can say . . . 2 pizza's + 2 beers = $30.  Crust is very thin.  Go if you love thin dry crust.  Don't think I'd ever go back.  There were a few tables with dirty dishes.  They weren't busy at all.  Wish I could say more.  I'm sorry but this place didn't excite.
__label__0 Where is 2470 W Happy Valley Rd.  It's not near the large 2480 number on the building in the middle of the block on the north side of the street.
__label__3 This place reminds me a little like the Italian restaurant, Pompeii, in Chicago where my roommate and I ordered food from there quite a bit. We ordered carry out from here. I wonder since I was visiting her here in Phoenix, she thought about getting us food from this place. I did deviate from what we typically order and got the Salami, Turkey, Ham and Mozzarella panini. It had a red wine vinaigrette that made it taste really good. The ingredients appear to be fresh and well packaged. The prices seemed average to me from Chicago standards, but unsure if it's pricey for the area here. I wouldn't mind trying out some other items here.
__label__2 Interesting place.  Prices are very reasonable for a family outing.  I had the small pasta and meatball as did my daughter.  My son had kids mac 'n cheese.  We stopped in for lunch.  It is kind of like Chipolte's for Italian.  Service was good.  The meatball was spot on.  The sauce had a good flavor.  So why 3 stars?  The pasta was a over done.  Want to go back and try pizza and a salad.  Will add it to our rotation though.
__label__3 I give this place 4 stars because of the staff's attentiveness and the degree of customer service they demonstrated at our last visit. There were two people at the register. I'll call them guy 1 and guy 2. Guy 1 was taking our order. When we ordered I asked if they had some sort of juice for our toddler. I saw guy 2 whisper something to guy 1. I didn't think anything of it. Guy 1 said they have milk, and because my toddler somehow hates milk this week I said it's ok, no drink for her. Then they told us they can get apple juice. So we ordered apple juice. It seemed like they had to get the apple juice from somewhere because it was delivered to our table. I'm very pleased, they didn't have to do this, but I can see that they try their best to satisfy the customers. I don't think the $1 I paid for the apple juice is worth them getting it from somewhere, but it goes without saying that we really appreciated it.\n\nAs far as the food is concerned, I really like the thin crusted pizza, almost like a flatbread, so I don't feel like I'm 10 pounds heavier by the time I'm done. We also ordered a small bowl of pasta with meatballs, it could've used a bit more flavor and seasoning. But overall, very pleased with this experience (third time at this location).
__label__4 If you're looking for a bakery in Charlotte, you really have to do some digging.  Nona's Sweets is a great find.  One word of caution: They are moving.  It's just up the street, but if you are used to them in their current location, you'll need to look for them in the new place soon.  It's in the old Hollywood Video location.\n\nAnyway, Nona's is a great little bakery offering all sorts of items for your sweet tooth, including the aforementioned \"cupcake bar\".  I'm not much for cake, and prefer cookies, but luckily she has me covered there too.  Lots of cookies to choose from.  Feel free to go as wild as you like.\n\nAnd if you like to watch cake shows, she'll be on Platinum Weddings  in 2010.  January I think.
__label__0 Very disappointing.  Ordered Chx Parm sandwich.  Service was pretty quick, waited only a couple minutes.  But it was so hot I couldn't eat it- and when eating at an airport I didn't have much time before my flight was boarding.  In addition to being scorching hot, it was also just a mess with the sauce and cheese.  And the to go bag did not include utensils so I tried to tear off a few pieces but between the temp and being so messy most went in the trash.  A shame because it could have been a  great sandwich.
__label__0 Tammy, the person taking orders here, is one of the worst human beings to interact with. No need to go into detail, but I am sure if her manager observed her behavior for 5 minutes, he/she would agree with all the customers that she should not have a job in the customer service industry\n\nGreat asiago bagel though!
__label__2 Had lunch there on a Friday afternoon, they had 4 other tables.  The place is clean and service was ok.  I had the egg rolls, bun with bbq pork, and soy milk.  The egg rolls were crispy but I did not like the insides.  It was missing the meat portion for the extra taste.  The bun with bbq pork was ok too.  The noodles were very cold (normally it should be room temp.) and the pork slices were so thin.  I have not found a GREAT PHO place yet on the West side.
__label__2 Best Pho place on the west side of Phoenix.  So why only 3 stars for the best Pho on the west side.  Easy I am from California and lived many years in Westminster AKA little Sigon. The Pho in Arizona is okay at best.  This place has a nice staff, the food comes out quickly, and the price is okay.  We eat here usually before going to Lee Lee's.  Not a bad place, just not great.
__label__3 We haven't been back in a while due to their friendly but not so good service. They offer free refills on sodas and teas but usually don't bother to refill them during the meal, maybe only when they come to clean up, which they do as soon as they sense that you're about finished.\n\nI do have to say they've got one of the best egg rolls I've tasted anywhere, and their spring rolls were pretty good too. Plus they have actually have good tasting peanut sauce for the spring rolls.\n\nI always order either chicken or beef pho, while the g/f usually gets the vermicelli noodle bowls. I'd have to say their pho/broth is probably the best tasting and flavorful in the west valley for me. I ordered their Bun Bo Hue once though, and that was super oily so order at your own risk.\n\nAfter sampling a few other places, it looks like we'll be back to Pholicious before long.
__label__3 One of the best Vietnamese restaurants in Phoenix, this place is acids the street fro LeiLei's and hidden from view. Don't miss it. Try the chicken wings and especially the grapes leaves. The staff are very nice. The ambiance is wanting and music dated, but this is a must.
__label__2 Decent pho restaurant. \n\nMy first time at this place was during a cold rainy day with my sister.  We were very intrigued with the place and when we walked in it was quite busy. \n\nTo make a long story short, their customer service was not up to par.  Like most experiences I've had at Vietnamese restaurants that are small and busy, they try to get you out as fast as they can which is normal.  So we don't mind how fast the service is but in this case, you barely got any attention. We had to ask them for a table and waited at least over 20 mins to get our order in, including our drinks.    Now, as for the food, my sister had the chicken pho and I had the pho tai (sliced steak).  Overall, good decent pho.  Broth was light, not extremely flavored but still ok and wasn't super oily which we both like.\n\nOverall, it was a good enough to satisfy the craving since we are originally from California and it's far from home pho but definitely will try another time.
__label__4 Had a large Pho Tai with raw beef. Absolutely delicious best pho I've had in the PHX area
__label__1 oohh\ni really wish they hadnt adopted our citie's shorthand for their lame club's name\ni actually waited in line w/ my brother to get inside this dump\nughh\nit was...well...surreal?\nseemed like a bad dream\nhopefully that bad dream will never repeat itself
__label__0 WILL NEVER BE BACK and I don't suggest this place to ANYONE!!  There are so many places in Scottsdale that serve fresh \"farm to table\" food and I would suggest going there. \nIf you want to get attitudes, SLOW & HORRIBLE service all with a slice of \"could care-less\" waitress personalities, you've come to the right place!!\nWhen entering a restaurant, you expect to be greeted by the hostess instead of waiting for 4-5 minutes for her to get off the phone. We were left standing awkwardly right in the front where the door entrance is as the restaurant space itself is rather tight with wall to wall tables. RIDICULOUS and absolutely inexcusable. A fireable offense in my opinion but no one working there including the bartender who eyed us at least 10 times, never thought to signal someone to help us.\nOnce we were seated we were told that they were no longer serving breakfast even though they are supposed to serve it until 11am and it was now 11:02am they absolutely would NOT make an exception. \nWhen my husband gently asked the server if she could check with the manager and take into account that we had come especially for breakfast and were kept waiting, she complied. Then came back and said, \"Sorry, but the kitchen has switched over to the lunch menu\" and with that statement, TOLD us to look over the lunch menu and she would be back to take our order. I was SHOCKED!!\nWe should have just left then as the service went downhill from there. Although I don't have any complaints about the food ~ it was good, BUT VERY PRICEY!! ~ but I cannot emphasize enough the POOR & SLOW SERVICE all with attitude... I WILL NEVER BE BACK and Susan & Chef Becky should be ashamed of themselves to allow these kind of servers to represent their establishment and to foster these SNOTTY, care-less ATTITUDES in their restaurant.\nJust remember... MANY good restaurants have been brought to their knees by the employee help (or lack of), I don't care how good the food!!
__label__4 Very good sushi! I think I have found a sushi place to frequent regularly now! Everything was very fresh and creative. It seems if you like spicy sushi, this may be a place for you, but don't worry it's not all spicy, they just have some great things to try that are spicy. The sushi chef at the bar was friendly too! This place is in walking distance of my place so I am definitely going to try their 5-7pm happy hour soon. It is located right on lakeside property so you can also have a romantic dinner outside overlooking the lake, but probably want to save that for this fall :)
__label__2 I read the reviews and went to Hon Machi with a bit of trepidation (and my Restaurant.com coupon in hand). It is in a strip mall, but, when nicer weather finally arrives, there is a lovely little patio out back. It overlooks a lake. Some of the twinkle lights are out, but maybe they'll get them fixed up.\n\nI can see why some would complain about stacks of papers, etc. It IS like their home. But they also welcome regulars and are so sweet to children. That was nice to see.\n\nOur main gripe was the godforesakenHEAT. It was like the air was broken. They had set up fans, but that isn't enough. After some time we acclimated and stopped sweating. Our other complaint is the oddly sticky wood tables. You know when they get cleaned but they still feel tacky? Yuck.\n\nOur server (a young lady) was prompt when greeting us, refilling beverages, etc., and she kindly explained the details of the coupon to make sure we were clear on minimums and gratuity (we can read so we knew all that, but it was nice they made the effort).\n\nOn to the food! The starter garden salad was huge and included sliced avocado. It was delish! We both got one. We also got goyoza, which was just ok. I got a rainbow roll. I could smell a little eau de poisson, which always makes you wonder if your dinner will come up later (it didn't, I can report). My caterpillar roll, though, was incredible--not overly sweet with the eel sauce, just delicious.\n\nHubby got the tootie (not \"toostie\") roll, which was crunchy and amazing. We also got a baked roll that was a bit mushy. That could have been our fault ordering; we may just not be baked roll folks.\n\nIn the end, we thought it was a decent dinner, even with the heat.
__label__0 Definitely some of the worst service I have ever had at a restaurant, and we came here on my mom's birthday! I feel terrible for letting this place put a damper on her special day.\n\nOur server wasn't rude. She was scatterbrained and completely incompetent. I have no idea what she's doing in the service industry because she's clearly not cut out for it.\n\nShe didn't know the menu or happy hour specials at all. My dad actually had to walk outside with her to point out the advertised beer that he wanted. She spent lots of time at the hostess station doing nothing. Our waters stayed empty. When she checked up on us, we asked about one of the rolls we ordered. She just stared at us dumbfounded, and then presumably went to put it our order. However, the roll never came. When she checked on us again, we repeated the same process. I was getting very annoyed at this point. I went up to her at the hostess station and told her to cancel the order if it wasn't coming out soon. She said the chef was making it, but 10 minutes later, still no sushi. At this point, the hideously uncomfortable chairs were causing all of us to have back spasms. Now I know why people were sitting outside in August without fans or misters. The metal chairs out there were better in comparison.\n\nFinally, I went up to her again at the hostess station and told her to ring me up right then and there so we could leave. She kept saying the roll was almost ready, but I wasn't going to be fooled twice.\n\nNeedless to say, this place is on our black list, and we'll be telling as many people as possible to avoid it.
__label__3 My first time here was last night and I was quite impressed! Half of the walls are white half are red (a nod to wine, no doubt) the lighting fixtures were lovely and the decor was cozy! \nTwo friends and I shared a bottle of wine, some chocolate fondue and quite a lot of laughs! Our waitress was friendly and knowledgeable although it seemed as if she was the only one there. \nGreat time great wine great location! Will certainly be returning!
__label__2 Like Monica, I never had the chance, prior to moving to LV, of trying Brooklyn Bagels, and I have to say that I was a bit disappointed.  I've been to this location many times because it's so close to where I live.  And I agree that the employees are always very cheery (even early in the morning) and eager to help.  My problem is that the bagels I've purchased have been very hit or miss.  Sometimes they're fantastic, crisp on the outside and pillowy on the inside...other times, they're hard (stale-like) and really dry and crumbly on the inside.  It's hard to rate this place higher than 3 stars when half the time I can only eat half the bagel before my jaw gets tired of chewing and chewing the rawhide-like bagel \"crusts\".  It doesn't mean I won't still go here once in a while, but it's always a crapshoot (sooo apropos in Vegas ;)).\n\nOne big plus: the coffee is always fantastic.  Much better than the starbucks next door.
__label__3 Hey look...it's a cute little cupcake \"bar\". It will be interesting to see if this is a success. The atmosphere is pleasant, but still looks a little unfinished. At first glance the menu is expensive: $2.50 for a small cupcake and $5 lavender soda. However, it's about the same price as a beer at the Blind Pig, and unlike with the beer, I can go to work after eating the cupcake.\n\n The beautifully decorated cupcakes I tried (green tea and salted caramel) were good, but not quite fantastic. I suspect they are still tweaking their recipe. The soda I tried was more like sparkling water with a hint of lavender, so it didn't really satisfy my craving for that flowery taste and I don't think it was worth $5. My friends did get tea though, which came in a beautiful clear teapot with a votive underneath that illuminated the table. \n\nI noticed that it's open late, so it might be a good late night snack for after you hit up the nearby hipster bars.
__label__1 If you want a great, gourmet cupcake go to the Cake Artists Studio on Bloomington Road. They are cheaper and she's an accomplished pastry chef. The cupcakes at Cakes are overpriced and not special at all.
__label__1 I really want to love Cakes on Walnut. I really do. I'm a fan of cupcake places up in Chicago, but Cakes on Walnut cannot compare to any of the places there. I gave this place 3 chances, and all three times i left feeling meh. For a cupcake place, the selection was poor. My cupcake tasted good, but not good enough for a place that specializes in cupcakes.There wasn't a lot of varieties, and the price was on a slightly inflated side. Besides the cupcakes, which is supposed to be the main attraction, there's not much draw to the place there besides the ample seating. Maybe I'll give this place a 4th chance sometimes, but I feel like I should spend my money at Pekara (for pasteries) or Kopi (for drinks) instead.
__label__1 Here I go being unpopular again, but I just was not impressed. Cream & Flutter just did not live up to the hype. \n\nFull disclosure: I don't get this cupcake thing. I see it on TV where these goofy people are making these cupcakes and having cupcake wars and shit. In going to Cream & Flutter, I was going to \"get\" this cupcake craze. \n\nAfter eating a decent chocolate cupcake that cost me $3.25, I'm kind of even more so in head scratching mode. \n\nAt some level, I get it. I want use these local, natural ingredients but if that's the case, I want to taste that. Maybe I'm super entry level here, but I'd rather go to Meijer, buy a box of Funfetti (which is awesome), use the secret tips from one of my coworkers on what to add to spruce up Funfetti and make my own frosting. I could make a dozen for about six bucks.\n\nBut y'all do you. If you got the cash money to drop 3 bones on a decent cupcake that you could probably make yourself if you tried hard enough, more power to you.
__label__2 I've only had one cupcake from here, so this is based on very limited experience. But, in my one visit I formed a 3-star opinion. I came in around 9:30 on a Friday night. There were 4-5 cupcake flavors to choose from plus a brownie and maybe three different types of cookies. The setup of the shop is a little weird in that the cupcakes are displayed on the side, so if this place ever got busy and a line formed it would be a little chaotic to see which cupcakes were available and then actually get in line in front of the register. The menu was posted on the wall adjacent to the display case, but I didn't even notice it until I had my cupcake and was sitting down.\n\nBut those are minor issues. I ordered a vanilla cupcake and took a seat. The cake itself was dry and the cupcake was way overpriced at $2.99 for being so small. The saving grace of my purchase was the icing. It was delicious! The sugar sprinkles on top were a great touch. I'd come here again for a cupcake, but I find the high pricetag really annoying and a major put-off.\n\nCream & Flutter has cocktails in addition to milk, coffee, and tea. This makes me wonder if they are trying to position themselves as a place to hang out instead of a place to go just to wolf down a treat. If the former then the interior needs work. It's a bit stark and the chairs aren't the most comfortable to just sit and relax. A cozier atmosphere would be more conducive to sipping a cocktail and staying there longer. But, again, not sure if that's their goal or not.\n\nIn short - I'd go back...begrudgingly.
__label__1 I hate to say this, but out of all of the cupcakeries I've tried, Cream & Flutter is my least favorite.  From frosting to cake...very disappointing.  Maybe I should go for a cookie next time?
__label__1 We arrived here on a Saturday night after making a reservation and still had to wait 1/2 hour for our table. When we finally did sit, there were empty tables everywhere. \n\nThe waitress introduced herself and then left for 10 minutes without taking a drink order. I ordered a hot and sour soup with the lobster entree. The soup was great, but the lobster was just ok. Definitely not worth $40.\n\nThey forgot a few of our orders and took literally 15 minutes to run the credit card. I definitely won't be returning
__label__4 It's not Pinkberry, but it might as well be. In fact, it appears as a total carbon copy of the Pinkberry concept; Complete with a knocked-off menu, logo (they use the same colors: pink and green) and a VERY PINK minimalist store design - with bright pink walls and those amazing and very pricey Phillipe Stark 'Ghost' chairs (which i absolutely love, and own!) that \"the other named brand\" uses.\n \nBut who cares if it's a total knock-off! This frozen yogurt was DELICIOUS! After the lady gave my friend and I generous sample servings I decided to go with the peached flavored yogurt topped off with fresh kiwi, strawberries AND mango. Note that this was AFTER I had ALREADY EATEN a large salty pretzel AND BEFORE we were about to eat dinner.\n \nIt was that good. I had to have some. \n\nPlus it was a great way to cool off from the hot desert heat.\n\nAnd the wall color goes well with my (avatar's) hair.
__label__0 Horrible. Worst I have been treated since I have been in Phoenix (five years). There are signs on the pumps that state, \"To prevent fraud, all credit card transactions must be done inside.\" I thought it odd, but walked inside. The guy who worked there said hi. I said, \"Hi. I'm wondering, why do you have to come inside to pay?\" He said, harshly, \"Did you read the signs?\" I said, \"Yes,\" He said, \"Then you just answered your question, didn't you, buddy? Not too tough, was it?\" I looked at him, incredulous. Seemed like a harmless question. I turned to walk out, saying, \"I think I'll get gas somewhere else.\" He said, \"You do that, buddy. No skin off my back.\"\n\nBased on the fact that there was nobody else there, I think it probably was. Maybe not the douchebag I talked to, but the owner probably wouldn't appreciate the fact that his employees are treating customers like that.\n\nWell, I guess I'm not a customer.\n\nNever will be, either.
__label__2 For a Tuesday night this was one popular spot! We had reservations for a party of 4 at 7:15, but our reservation time came and went while we were waiting at the bar. We probably would have waited even longer if one member of our party hadn't taken it upon himself to seat us at an empty table he spotted.  We followed his lead and took our seats at the table...and soon were greeted by a friendly waiter.  Thank goodness because after a long plane trip from Florida to Arizona I was starving!!  \n\nI soon had lots of food to alleviate the pains of hunger. We started with NoRTH's infamous zucca chips for the table, as well as a pizza.  The zucca chips were fabulous- a must while dining at NoRTH! \n\nAs for my entree I ordered the scallops, which came on top of orzo.  Our waiter suggested I also add a few shrimps to the dish as well, which didn't turn out to be such a great idea because the shrimp was way overcooked. I can eat shrimp for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, but these were inedible! The scallops, on the other hands, were cooked to perfection and the orzo was pretty tasty as well.  We also ordered a side of organic veggies.  I'm not usually a veggie lover, but if veggies were always this good I'd be eating them for breakfast, lunch, and dinner instead of the shrimp!\n\nI wasn't blown away by the service and/or the food, but the wine list did look very inviting so I'd be willing to go back for a drink when back in Phoenix.
__label__1 A huge fan of Fox restaurants, I was beyond disappointed with my experience at NoRTH. My friends and I love dining out and Fox restaurants are always at the top of our list of places to go. During our recent visit to NoRTH, we started with the bruschetta (with asparagus and prosciutto) and the calamari salad. The bruschetta was tasty, but I simply could not stomach the salad. The arugula was limp and the calamari was 75 percent batter, 20 percent oil and a dash of seafood. It was clear the cooking oil had not been hot enough as the ringlets were soaked with grease. The dressing (which I, thankfully, ordered on the side) was both heavy and bland. Additional acidity (preferably fresh lemon juice) would have brightened the dressing and the salad (which should have been replaced with fresh greens), and the correct temp for the oil would have resulted in crisp, tender morsels of goodness. My friend ordered and enjoyed the pork tenderloin. But my scallops and risotto were undercooked, the former cold in the center, the latter crunchy and chewy, about 3-4 minutes ahead of al dente.\n\nWe wanted to enjoy a casual but fabulous dinner and we were looking forward to a lovely meal. I will always love the Fox brand and his amazing concepts, but to sum up this particular experience: #FAIL
__label__3 Place is always good. I had the artichoke heart appetizer and it was quite tasty. Wine is expensive, as is the food, if you don't go during happy hour. But it's one of my preferred places to go to and people watch as I work on my books. Kelly was a great server, very attentive to providing quality wait service. This place consistently provides good food and service.
__label__3 I really can't get enough of this place.  For anyone who understands true Italian food, this is a must try.  I always enjoy their fish.  Perfectly prepared and always served up with delicious vegetables.  In my opinion, this place is a bargain given the entrees are all in the $20-30 range.  Pasta is even less than that.  They also have a decent Italian wine offering with most glasses in the $8-10 range and bottles below $40.  I've always found the food fresh, the service pleasant and the atmosphere lively.  What more can you ask for?  Oh, LARGER portions?  Go to Golden Corral if you want to stuff your face.
__label__4 What a wonderful evening! The Ono was amazing, and our server recommended a wine that went perfectly with it. Service was great. we will be back.
__label__0 I have been going to North for 10 years. It once was a cool,layed back place with great service and food. The bartenders knew their regulars and there were a lot. Sorry Sam Fox. No longer true. It is so hot in there and the service is awful.. I asked if I could sample 2 wines. I was given a dime size of wine each time. I settled on Conte Fini Pino Grigio. A safe no brainer. Bartender opened the bottle then sat it down at the bar gave us 2 empty glasses, then left. She didn't even pour 1 glass. And the wine was warm. The pizza of the day was cheese and sausage. I asked if I could get it with out sausage but with a little basil on top. No I was told. It would cost a dollar. Ok I said. The pizza was like cardboard with crust. It used to be great. What happened? It was crowded so I guess they don't care.
__label__1 Fuck this place. No bread served before the meals and the portions are TINY! Italian, by tradition, is served in generous portions, but these meals were so small that my girlfriend, her mom, and her grandma were all left ready for another helping. And it's EXPENSIVE.  For what it is.  Would NOT come back.  I almost laughed when the waitress offered dessert because I hadn't felt like I even had dinner. Headed to Wingstop now.
__label__2 We enjoyed North our first visit, so when we had family visiting, we decided to return. Either our expectations were too high, or North has gone south. \n\nOur server was nice, but a bit on the snobbish side. When it was time to order drinks, he said he was very knowledgeable about wine, and if we told him what entrees we were thinking about ordering, he'd suggest something complimentary. Thank you very much, but you are assuming we aren't knowledgeable. Hmmm.  When we did order wine (before he took our entr\u00e9e order), he acted a bit 'uppity', as if slighted that we didn't rely on his knowledge. Granted, this is just my perception and I'm willing to admit I might have read him wrong but his attitude rubbed me wrong.\n\nThe bustling kitchen produced mediocre food this visit. The place is always busy, but the mall is a goldmine, so a restaurant has to try to fail. Plus, it is very LOUD! Difficult to carry on a conversation, so if you want that, and the weather is nice, get a table outside. The d\u00e9cor is nice, rustic-like, but very trendy (and hipster). Additionally, the place is pretty pricey - but most Fox restaurants tend to be.\n\nI you like pesto, order the Chicken Pesto Pasta and you'll get your pesto! Wow. Couldn't finish this green dish.  Heavy on the pesto, and very unattractive presentation. The Ricotta Gnocchi was good, but again, looked like a blob in the bowl. Spicy shrimp looked the best and of the three entrees, tasted the best (although not awesomely delicious.) \n\nWill we go back? I don't think we'll make a special trip to eat there, but if we're at the mall, then possibly. Think we'll stick with pizza, though.
__label__4 We stopped here for a Friday night date night. It was our first visit and we'll definitely return! The food, the service, affordability and ambience are all excellent! On our \"keeper\" list for sure!
__label__3 Funny how you can live in a city for so long and still find new activities. Every year the Cactus Garden is decorated with Christmas lights. A stroll around the small maze of cacti will take no more than 30 minutes. \n\nWhere other cities have to deal with snow and evergreen trees, we have decked out cacti and palm trees. It comes off as odd initially, but it is a beautiful display. \n\nThe parking is atrocious and it is only going to get worse. The store is jammed pack with visitors. The facility is immaculate for the traffic that comes in and out.
__label__4 Beautiful lights for Christmas!  Great to come and see with or without kids.  Always try to do some of the local stuff when we go places, so while this was off the strip by a lot- it was worth the time.
__label__0 Your chocolates are awesome, but your phone/online customer service needs some serious overhaul! I ordered several boxes of chocolates last week as Christmas gifts. You sent it to an old address while you clearly charged my card which had what was supposed to be my shipping address. I Emailed you twice, once immediately after the order was placed online, to make sure you had the correct shipping address. I have also been calling your customer service lines and have waited for over half an hour at a time to no avail. You have not responded to me either way! \nFedEx finally dropped off the package to the wrong address and was refused. Now my gifts are sitting at a warehouse where FedEx says they need you to call them. \nIn as much as I love your product and its been a staple for me and my family during Las Vegas trips to purchase boxes at a time, my current ugly and very irritating experience with your company reassures me other candy companies out there deserve our business. They might up your blood sugar like Ethel M products do but at least it's less aggravation.\nI'm sure you're gonna pay no mind to this issue, as clearly you're best at doing. It's okay. If it at least makes one person reconsider buying your stuff online, I am happy as to have done my part to warn them of the chaos they are about to face for a box of chocolates.\nThanks for making my Christmas less merrier than it should be!
__label__1 My first trip was for lunch.\n\n My waiter sold me on the Lunch Special (fried shrimp and crab cakes with pineapple salsa, (see pics)$ 15 \n\nBut I Love quiche so I had to order that too (see pics) $10\n\n Thank God I ordered both, these were smaller than appetizers, I was told that Lunch had full size portions? O well I guess~ at least it was really good.~ Although I did have a problem with the shrimp, it tasted like cleaner, they brought me a couple more crab-cakes instead.\n\n side note*= tables have no salt, pepper or sweeteners, I ordered an ice tea and still was not offered any sugar.\n\n\n\nSecond trip Brunch= I had already made reservations for brunch prior to my first visit.\n\n So here we are again no salt and pepper or sweeteners, there was 3 of us and only two table setting up until right before our food came out.\n\n Ordered Ice tea and still had to ask for sweeteners.\n\n What we ordered:\n\n Ham and biscuits=Fresh Baked Biscuits, Virginia Ham, Poached Eggs, Champagne Hollandaise (see pics) $12\n\nThe \"ham\" was not ham but extremely cheap and salty prosciutto, I put it aside, the rest was quite good although rather tiny. \nI informed the waiter , he comes back with the chefs apologies and some lame excuse saying \"well its American prosciutto that's why we call it ham\" WTH the menu says Virginia ham?\n\n Virginia Ham Monte Cristo=Edwards and Sons Ham, Sourdough French Toast, Swiss Cheese (see pics) $11.\n Very Good, probably the best thing between us all and it had the ham that it described.\n\n Sunny Side Up Eggs=Organic Eggs, Smoked Bacon, Hash Browns (see pics) $9\nThis was not on the kids menu by the way and very sadly it was served with Denny's hash-browns, this is a fancier restaurant shouldn't those be taboo??\n\n Buttermilk Pancakes=House-made Butter, Fig and Peach Syrup (see pics) $10\n\nThey tasted good but that does not make up for the fact that they were served with NO BUTTER and COLD SYRUP and a little burnt as you can see!!!\n\n\nLet me sum it all up for you:\n\n \n\nHam and biscuits................. $12\n\nVirginia Ham Monte Cristo.....$11\n\nSunny Side Up Eggs............$9\n\nButtermilk Pancakes...........$10\n\n \n\nHaving to go somewhere else for breakfast after brunch..........PRICELESS!!!\n\n I really have mixed feelings about this place, because the food is quite good but really overpriced for the portion size. I mean I do go to a restaurant to EAT for God's Sake!\n\nIt might be cheaper to invest in a Lap Band Surgery than to try and go here and get full.\n\nI have to go with 2.5 stars
__label__3 Little did I know that my favorite restaurant was right up the street.\n\nThings started off a little rough, though.  My boyfriend and I got there early so we could have a drink at the bar. The contemporary decor and ambiance was impressive as was the glassed 'wall of wine' just inside the front door and the patio seating outside. Everything was looking good. We grabbed the last two seats at the small bar and spent the next 15 minutes trying to order a drink. The bartender was having none of it. He was very friendly and would talk to us, but mid-sentence he would dash off to serve someone else. It was bizarre at first, then frustrating, then just comical. It happened, like 5 times. Our dinner guests showed up soon thereafter and we were shown to our table, drinkless.\n\nThe four of us were seated in a secluded row of booths down the middle of the room with copper mesh chain curtains separating the booths. Lighting was intimate and the colors were deep browns, leather and golds. It was edgy and cool. The floor was cork. Not at all what you would expect in a strip mall.\n\nThe drink menu was inspired and the wine list varied and reasonable. Many, many wine choices under $50. I ordered a raspberry mojito and asked for it to be sugar-free.  It took them two tries to remember not to put any sugar in it, but when they got it right it was awesome. \n\nOur super friendly waitress handed us the menus and explained Cork's \"smaller plates\" concept. She recommended we choose 2 to 3 dishes per person to share. Each dish was between $10 and $19 or so. Expecting the typical tapas-sized, 3-to-a-plate samples usually found on small plates, we decided on 4 appetizers, 2 salads and 4 entrees. It turned out to be plenty of food. Way too much, we thought at first, but it was so crazy good we managed to eat it all. Next time, we'll probably pare it down a bit and save some dough. Here's what we had. \n\nAppetizers:\n\n* Lion Paw Scallop - Barolo Braised Veal Shoulder, Veal Meat Loaf, Roasted Sweet Potato Puree, Hunters Sauce $15\n\n* Cork's Mac and Cheese - BBQ Pork Belly, Smoked Bacon, Chanterelles, 6 yr. Old Widmer's Macaroni $13\n\n* Seared Foie Gras - Confit Duck Cr\u00eape, Caramel Spiced Squash, Goat Cheese Fondue, Preserved Lemon, Balsamic $18\n\n* Charcuterie Plate - Torchon au Foie Gras, Smoked Antelope Roulade, Elk Pastrami, M\u00e9lange of Accoutrements $16\n\nSalads:\n\n* Baby Rocket Salad Basil - Parsley and Dijon Vinaigrette, Roca Parmesan, Croustade $6\n\n* Baby Little Gem Lettuce - Goat Cheese, Spiced Cashews, Applewood Bacon, Red Onion, Apple Vinaigrette $8\n\nEntrees:\n\n* Charred Duck Breast - Foie Gras Risotto, Butternut Squash, Candied Pecans, Grand Marnier Cranberry $15\n\n* Grilled Organic Lamb Chop - Braised Lamb Shank, Matsutake Orangini, Mirepoix Puree, Mustard Zinfandel $18\n\n* Butter Basted Swordfish Sweet Potato and Jalape\u00f1o Gnocchi, Snow Peas, Honey Lavender Glaze $16\n\n* Buttermilk Fried Chicken - Yukon Mashed Potatoes, Haricot Vert, Brown Gravy $12\n\nOur favorites were the fois gras, mac & cheese, the duck and the lamb, although everything was delicious.  The only thing we didn't dig was the Buttermilk Fried Chicken. It was beyond crispy, overdone and dry. Oh, and the Gnocchi on the Swordfish was rubbery.\n\nDessert was a trio of sorbets. I think they were watermelon, pear and... um... I can't remember. Good though.\n\nI can't wait to go back.
__label__2 Cork, you are beautiful, your wait staff is delightful but you are getting third in this beauty pageant because you are empty-headed..Let me explain while I place the 5 star tiara on some other restaurant's review..\n\nFirst, what is with the micro portions?  If your prices were also micro, I would understand it but I should not be paying $25 for a 4oz cut of steak...sirloin in a bowl of duck broth over risotto. \n\nThis combination stank so the small portion is forgivable but what are you thinking putting a steak in a stew bowl, on top of a bowl of risotto and covering the whole thing with duck broth. First, the broth tastes nothing like duck but why would you add liquid to risotto after spending all that time getting the liquid to rice ratio just perfect? Or maybe it never was and this was your way of masking the problem?  The risotto may be astounding but adding the broth turned it to glue. So, the meal as described v. the meal I received, I didn't care for. But, my meal was a delight after I tasted my friend's meal of mussels. The mussels were terrible and I thought had gone bad from the taste...So, not good for dinner. \n\nYour brunch on the other hand was tasty but the portions were nuts. $11 for ala carte french toast and I get slivers of bread....seriously?! You are in Chandler not Beverly Hills and you are waiting on working class folks, not starlets so put some food on my plate!  \n\nOverall, Cork, you are beautiful, you know that but you really need to turn it up in the kitchen because I would recommend you for drinks but never for substance...
__label__1 I will eat here when a friend insists, but I think almost every time I've eaten here, I have gotten diarrhea.  And the food isn't worth the diarrhea.  Its kind of bland.  And its overpriced.  Just my opinion though.  I know lots of people are ga-ga over this place.
__label__0 I went once and wasn't impressed.  I tried it again and it didn't fare any better.
__label__1 Various friends of mine have told me that Cosi makes good sandwiches, but at best, I find it mediocre. Not that they're bad sandwiches, but I feel that they lack a bit of character and taste -- The sandwiches I've had just seemed too cooked and also seemed to be lacking a bit of a fresh/raw element as well as a couple condiments. I also find them a bit too tiny for the price. Ah well.
__label__3 After spending the morning protesting up on the square, my friends and I trooped down State street looking for food so we could continue protesting.  Cosi was a good place for us to land up.  The food was hot and very tasty.  I had a small cup of the spinach and artichoke soup which was creamed - honestly, it would have been better if it was not creamed.  I also had an Italian sandwich that was great.  My bill was about $10.  They delivered the food to our table.  The music in the restaurant wasn't loud and the servers were friendly.  As a casual dining chain restaurant, it's pretty good with better than average fair.  I will definitely go to this and other cosi's again.  For a quick bite (though we weren't rushed to leave), it's a good restaurant to go to.
__label__3 So simple. So good. Why can't every city just have a Cosi by now?  Or at least Milwaukee; that'd be perfect.  Having been here a couple of times now, I consider myself a fan.  Between the pepperoni pizza and the Tuscan pesto chicken sandwich, Cosi offers tasty options for fast but warm meals without tasting cheap or unhealthy.  Me gusta.
__label__3 I went looking for frozen bags of edamame and sweet rice, coconut milk and ripe mango to make a sticky rice dessert. I found everything at Super L Ranch Market. I'll be back!
__label__1 Star ratting is based on SERVICE!!\n\nService is unreliable.  Sometimes you get ok service, but a majority of the time its HORRIBLE service.  I've had waitresses make a fuss when we wanted to change tables cause she seated us at a dirty table.  My potatoes arrived burnt and i got attitude when I asked for new ones (they were literally black).\n\nOn another occasion I was served a chicken wrap (I am vegan, and ordered veggie).  I didn't know it was a chicken wrap until I bit into the wrap.  Had a discussion with the manager about that.\n\nOn a separate occasion, I received a dirty cup, so I asked for a different glass.  The waitress was too busy or couldn't be bothered to help us so a \"runner\" brought out a new glass.  This glass was ALSO dirty (there were black marks on the glass)...the runner had an attitude and suggested he bring me a disposable cup, finally he brought me a clean glass.\n\nThe food is just as unreliable, but I'd say more often than not it is good, just not worth the service.  If it was not so hard to eat vegan in the valley I probably would never come here.  The hummus is ALWAYS yum yum yum.
__label__0 Servce was very disappointing.  Waited 20 minutes for someone to take just our drink order.   Getting our ckeck wasn't any easier  this was my second attempt at this location. First time was a to go order, got all the way back to work an only had half my order No Pita!!  I-ronic ugh!!    Never again sad to say i love the food.
__label__3 First time eating here last night. Started off with the hummus for an appetizer and got the gyro for my main meal. Everything was excellent..
__label__1 Be prepared to drop some serious cash here at the Shoppes. (I'm wondering myself why they added an 'e' in shoppes - maybe for that added flavor of pretention, haha). They definitely don't mess around here with high-end shops like Barney's New York, Coach, and Burberry just to name a few. Built just across the street from the Wynn Hotel and their own bougie shops, I'm sure they aim to cater to that same crowd. \n\nMy friends and I walked into Michael Kors and there was a purse that caught her eye. She picks it up and then asked an associate how much it was. He casually replies, \"That one is $1400.\" Upon hearing this, she immediately returned the purse to the display, looks at us, says \"Okay,\" and walks away from the bag. With our incomes, we can only dream about getting the stuff here. Unless you can afford all the things here and can actually purchase them - that seems like a lot more fun!\n\nNothing special about the decor of the Shoppes. But, there is one thing worthy of note, a waterfall that is two-stories high at the center of the mall. Be prepared to see lots of tourists taking pictures. And hey, why not take one yourself? \n\nFor the hard-working middle class schmo and \"normal\" crowds, I recommend the Miracle Mile shops or Fashion Show Mall. I'm sure once the blazing summer heat kicks in, people will use this mall as an air-conditioned excuse to stay off the strip.
__label__1 Some great shops, but CRAZY hard to get your bearings, find the store you're looking for, or keep track of which \"aisles\" you've \"done\" and what's left to shop... for a sport shopper like me, that's incredibly annoying - and tends to keep me away. Given almost all of these stores can be found in at least one other shopping center in Vegas...
__label__3 Summerlin's newest restaurant - Sea Stone, has replaced Hannah's!  \n\nYesterday's red carpeted grand opening gave me the chance to sample their food and wine menu.  It appears they kept the original inside dcor and the running water above and below creates a serene atmosphere.\n\nDescribing their food as 'sushi & gourmet fusion', you see a range of Asian techniques in their cooking.  \n\n* Boca Park Roll (Deep fried yellowtail topped with spicy tuna and scallions, served with eel sauce and spicy aioli.) - My favorite of those offered - eat it while it's hot!\n\n* Cucumber Wrap (A riceless sushi adventure with tuna, salmon, albacore, crab, avocado, and kaiware wrapped with cucumber.) - It's refreshing and light, and a nice contrast against other rolls with heavy sauces.\n\n* 9th Isle (Spicy tuna roll with spicy shrimp tempura, cucumber and kaiware sprouts served with sweet glazed unagi.) - Eel lovers and those scared off by the raw will enjoy this roll.\n\n* TNT (California roll topped with baked rock shrimp, shitake mushroom, and scallop with creamy aioli and sweet onion sauce.) - The mushroom topping dominates.\n\n* Baja Roll (California roll topped with marinated tuna, tomato, flying fish roe and green onion.) - One again, the toppings are coming off, but refreshing with the tomatoes.\n\n* Sea Stone Rainbow (A riceless sushi delight made with ahi tuna, salmon, snapper, and crab mix, rolled in soybean paper and served with balsamic-mango reduction.) - Reminds me of a spring roll and enjoyable for those watching their carb intake.\n\nDim sum offerings included the shrimp puff, which came with a mayo dipping sauce.  It was loaded with shrimp and yummy when eaten hot.  I also tried the steamed pork and vegetable purse, aka siu mai or pork dumpling.  These were standard with other dim sum restaurants.\n\nOne of my favorites was the Peanut Crusted Hibachi Satays (Grilled chicken thighs with cilantro, Fresno chiles, lemongrass, coconut, and soy peanut vinaigrette.).  It was full of flavor and the sauce was delicious!  The Beef Negimayaki (Tender and juicy teriyaki beef skewers with scallion kimchi filling, garlic and a light tomato relish.) was okay, the beef was rolled around the scallion and skewered, didn't taste as exception as it sounded.  The Stuffed Ahi Carpaccio (Thinly sliced ahi rolled around crab ceviche with jalapeno, salsa, baby greens and a ponzu glaze.) had a bit of caviar on top that made it decadent.\n\nA nice twist was the Haricot Vert & Asparagus Salad (Tomato concassee, frisee, chevre cheese and glazed walnuts with mustard vinaigrette.) which can be heavy with the goat cheese.  The nuts provide a sweet and crunchy texture to the softness of the cheese.\n\nOf the entre samples, my favorite was the Baked Miso Yaki Butterfish (Shiro miso, sake, mirin and ginger, served with braised coconut rice.).  The fish was soft and silky and the rice was like butter, so good!  The Grilled Black Angus Strip (Roasted garlic herb butter, served with cured tomatoes and roasted sweet potatoes.) wasn't as tender as I had hoped, but the potatoes were a lovely treat!  I heard great things about the Potato-Crusted Salmon (Served with stir-fried vegetables and a ginger lime butter sauce.), but it didn't live up to the excitement.  The potatoes were shoe-string and would come off in one piece and the salmon was standard.  The stir-fried veggies were julienne-cut, so the flavors were muddled together.  The Braised Tofu with Spicy Tomato Black Bean Sauce (Soft tofu coated in potato starch and fried in vegetable oil, braised in vegetable stock, soy and chili sauce and served with tomato concassee and black beans.) is typical of what I find at Chinese restaurants.  However, the tomato added a slight contrast that made it unique and possibly, a vegetarian's dream.  \n\nWith all the heavy eating, I was pleased with their dessert offerings.  They had two sweets to choose from - the Chocolate Zen and the White Chocolate Bliss.  I preferred the chocolate with its flourless, ganache-glazed dark chocolate cake over the white chocolate and coconut sponge cake.\n\nNot only did Sea Stone go all out on the food, they provided ample wine and sake tasting.  They had an extensive wine list, but their sake list is what kept me happy.  Not only do they offer traditional sake, but those who enjoy the sweeter side of life will enjoy Hana's fruit-based ones (Fuji Apple, Raspberry, and Lychee) and the Star Rabbit \"Blueberry Infused\" sparkling sake.  I'm a big fan of the sweet stuff, but the new discovery of the blueberry sparkling one was a fab find!\n\nOverall, Sea Stone is another Asian fusion restaurant in the Vegas scene.  Their market is different being off strip though and based in Boca Park.  They have a nice outdoor lounge area that would be great for after work dinner drinks and eats.  They offer some typical Asian fare and sushi, and some unique concoctions as well.  I'd be back to sample their other creative inventions.
__label__2 I just don't get the hype.\n\nI guess I never had a butter burger before, and I've from the midwest.  I had never heard of this place before.  I didn't think the frozen custard was anything great either.  My hamburger was fine.  Nothing special.  Maybe I'll have to go again to see if I change my mind.  Everyone seems to love this place!
__label__3 Lets get the negative out of the way first...Sautee gets minus one star for serving the entrees way too soon after getting the appetizer.\n\nBesides that, I loved it!  I went there last night to meet my friend and her husband for dinner.  They are new to Chandler and we were thinking of places to go and I mentioned this place since I always wanted to go.  \n\nI walked in where on the right is the bar area.  There was live music from this guy who was just awesome.  The music wasn't too loud and I was still able to have a conversation with my friends.  Stacey was our server and she was patient and extremely knowledgeable  about the wines.  She recommended a bottle of Pinot Noir for us (though I was hesitate since I am not a red fan at all) and I am now a convert!  LOL, we ended up finishing two bottles. (I think I am still drunk)\n\nWe started off the night with the calamari for the appetizer.  The calamari itself was cooked perfectly, though I could have done with the sauces that were with it.  (A chipolte chili drizzle and a key lime red pepper sauce)  I ended ordering the Panko chicken with spinach, avocado and a side of fruit. (Trying to stay a little healthy)  It was amazing and cooked just right.  My friend had the Garlic Feta Shrimp Wrap that she said was great and her husband had the Tortellini...put it this way I never saw somebody finish a meal that quickly.  He loved it.\n\nI loved the atmosphere was this place...upscale without the pretentiousness.  The company definitely help, of course. I will be back for sure.
__label__2 I was drove past there this weekend, and then read yesterday on azcentral.com that they have closed their doors.  I had never dined there but the building & decor looks awesome, huge outdoor patio with a glass enclosed fireplace, guess it's just another sign of the struggling economy....
__label__3 I'm Cuban. I'm not Greek. Nor do I think I know jack about authentic Greek food. I just like certain dishes, and I'll go where I can get them the way I like them. In this case, the dishes in question are greek salad with chicken and souvlaki platters, and to some extent hummus.\n\nBefore living in New York, I hadn't really had much by way of Greek food. I tended to stick with my Cuban food, run-of-the mill American food and steak houses, occasional Italian, and whatever I made at home. There were only a handful of mediterranean places near where I lived back in Miami, and I just never got around to them before leaving. Boo.\n\nThen I moved to New York. Greek diners are on every corner it seems! My now-husband and I had a particular favorite (Gracie Mews Diner) where we would go at least once a week if not more, and get a souvlaki platter without the pita. That was basically broiled chicken or beef, falafel, greek salad, garlic potatoes... I don't know what it was about that dish but my god, it was damn good.\n\nSometimes grapeleaves, sometimes hummus and pita, sometimes baba ganoush...but always that platter and the salad.\n\nWhen we moved out here we thought for sure we'd never find another souvlaki platter like the one at Gracie Mews Diner. But we've tried. Up until a few months ago when we finally went to Pitta Souvli, we'd settled for the one at Pita Jungle (I have my thoughts on Pita Jungle on this site somewhere). It was no Gracie Mews platter, but it was good enough to keep us coming back. Eventually though, i just opted for the broiled chicken salad over there. And that was fine, because apparently Pita Jungle opted to remove the souvlaki platter from their menu - at least in Chandler, that is.\n\nThen a client of mine mentioned Pitta Souvli, and even told me a story (I don't know how accurate it is) about how the owners used to work at My Big Fat Greek but hated the direction the chain was going in, moving away from the traditional way in which things are cooked in Greek cuisine, so they went and opened their own restaurant striving for quality and authenticity (judging by Sara G's review, they missed the boat?). Well, that client's story about the owners was enough to get me interested.\n\nPatrick (my husband) and I went to check it out - as we still were without a gracie mews replacement for our souvlaki platter/greek salad thing. It took us forever to find the place. It's in the most unfortunate location in a shopping plaza on Germann and Alma School, next to Cactus Bikes. You have to try really hard to see it. \n\nThe place is rather small, and the owner seated us right in the middle of it. Service throughout our visit was top-notch. Very attentive staff, our glasses were never empty, and they didn't ever leave us wondering when they'd come back. \n\nBut the food... ah... \n\nPatrick ordered the souvlaki platter and I ordered the greek salad with chicken. We also ordered a hummus and pita appetizer. Was it suitable as a stand-in for Gracie Mews? Absolutely! Pita Jungle who? (and i say this ONLY about these dishes - as I really love the art/music aspect of The jungle...)\n\nThe chicken was seasoned JUST the way I remember it from my Gracie Mews dish. The salad dressing was identical! The meat, tender and moist. The hummus was good, but had that strange taste like the one at Big Fat Greek, which i just can't get behind. I still like the hummus at Pita Jungle better. But I looove that they serve the pita bread all cut up and warm and toasty. \n\nWe even had some of their baklava for dessert. That's the one thing that I can say was good, but not good enough to be worth the whopping amount of calories in that dessert. I would skip it next time. Still, it's like pizza... even when it's bad it's good. \n\nWe both agreed would definitely dine here again, and in fact, we have picked up take-out a few times since then. I might even get a little adventurous and try something else from their menu for a change one of these days. Despite the lukewarm or downright cold reviews from some other folks, I did enjoy my food there, and I appreciated the staff's service and attention, something seriously lacking at MANY dining establishments in this area.
__label__3 I admit my spouse is a bigger fan, but the food is fresh and authentic in style. We go often as the lighter fare is a nice break from traditional american cuisine.\n\nThey regularly have coupons in the val packs which arrive in the mail monthly making a full meal out hard to resist.
__label__3 Just about the only place left on Mill that you can go to dance. Good drinks, and actually pretty laid back for a club.
__label__3 Friendly and courteous staff! The quality of the toppings are always properly maintained and fresh.
__label__2 I prefer Yogurtland for their superior tasting yogurt and toppings, but U-Swirl is better when meeting friends because they have more seating & space, and also because this location is closer to where I live. Dare I say that this U-Swirl is whimsical? With bright colored furniture and large photos of candy mounted on the walls, I feel like a kid again whenever I go here. \n\nI think their yogurt per ounce is pricier than Yogurtland. But I do appreciate some of the unique flavors of their yogurt like Hawaiian Punch. I also appreciate the fact that U-Swirl was started by a local high school student (Green Valley HS). For those of you who didn't know, this location is where U-Swirl all started, and now there are U-Swirls all over Las Vegas & in other states. The service is friendly and the toppings are fresh. I tried the brownie bites, but they just aren't as chewy & delicious as the brownie bites at Yogurtland. \n\nI shouldn't mention another frozen yogurt shop's name so many times in my U-Swirl review, but I just haven't found a place that serves better tasting yogurt than my favorite place.
__label__2 I should not have gone to U-Swirl this last weekend for many reasons.  I had just eaten a large breakfast maybe an hour earlier.  I don't care much for frozen yogurt.  There are better things to spend ones money on.  But the fact remains that I was hot and needed something cold while waiting in the area for an appointment one hour away.  So I went in and saw they had a strawberry yogurt and NY Cheese Cake yogurt next to each other.  I got a small bit of both swirled in the smallest bowl I could find.  I topped it with a few strawberries and some Golden Graham cereal.  $2 and change later I was sitting down relaxing and eating my fro-yo.  It was OK but not mind blowing.  The first bit of yogurt that came out of the machine was watery and a bit off putting.  The NY Cheese Cake tasted more like coconut than cheese cake.  Both yogurts had icy chunks that I did not much like biting into.  It reminded me of my grandma's homemade ice cream but it was rather unlike the creamy frozen yogurt that I know I've had elsewhere.  Finally, why is there a tip jar in a self-serve establishment?  I tip for service provided not for people who have already taken money from me without providing a noticeable service in return.
__label__2 It's Chipotle.  I mean what else can you say that hasn't already been said? This location is always busy no matter when you come, but the food is good (albeit it is getting expensive) and the service has been good. Just remember, get to this location early if you want to eat and be able to sit, otherwise you are out of luck!
__label__2 I still like this place.  It's just that sometimes you get a GREAT student and other times just an OK one.  But they are students and they ARE learning and they need to practice.  My face is just too sensitive to take a chance with students.  The second time I went for a facial, the girl wasn't as skilled and squeezed my pores too much leaving marks (I scar VERY easily).  \n\nOn my 3rd visit, I decided to ditch the facials and try a chemical peel.  It had been years and a recent bout of breakouts had left some scarring.  I appreciate their \"better to be safe then sorry\" approach but it turned out to be a very mild peel.  I had wanted something stronger.  I decided I can do the same type of peel at home using a similar solution online.  I DON'T RECOMMEND ANYONE ELSE TO DO THIS.  I used to do chemical peels on myself years ago, so I know when to remove the solution.  Otherwise I would still suggest people check SWINA out for facial treatments.  Some of the students are really good and it is a very soothing environment.
__label__0 I am incredibly surprised this place has a 4 star rating. I recently moved to the area and drive by here quite a bit so after checking yelp decided to give it a try on a random week night. It was pretty dead and the waitress was nice enough but completely forgot our appetizer, which we had to ask to have removed from our bill (we figured we wouldn't bother with it since we had already been served our entrees). I got the Singapore noodles with chicken and was incredibly disappointed. It was disgustingly salty, even after drenching it in Siracha I still couldn't eat it. My fiance got the Teppanyaki beef and yakisoba which was not in fact yakisoba (yea, I know the difference). Not every Asian noodle is the same people! He could at least stomach his meal. I ended up grabbing something at Fry's on our way home so I wouldn't go hungry for the evening.
__label__1 Gotta say.. why all the boss reviews? I just moved down from Seattle.. so maybe I have had too much good Asian food up there.. but this seemed average.. The miso.. Ranch 99 instant.. I am telling u.. it was good but I don't even think it was homemade.. Tasted instant.. \n\nFood was super average and very plain. Only way to excite my taste buds was rubbing wasabi on everything.. thats not very exciting either.. I don't know.. sushi chefs seemed cool.. waitress was like a dead fish.. lol.. prior to being chopped into sushi.. no expression and so bla bla bla..  \n\nprobably not going to repeat..
__label__2 Ok more of a 3.5 star sushi joint. Nothing I had was mindblowing.
__label__1 My girlfriend is from japan and she probably ate more sushi than the amount of rice i've eaten in my life. Half of the time, she can tell whether the sushi is fresh or not simply by looking at it.\n\nSo.....\n\nShe was gonna give it a 0 star if it was possible. She wanted some bento box and I wanted some sashimi really bad. We decided not to go to Sushi Koma or Sushi Goyemon, our to go sushi spot, but instead opting to try sushi Loca. \n\nFirst of all, this place is Korean perhaps with Japanese owners. This is perfectly fine as Sushi Koma is Korean too. But omg my gf's bento box was horrendously bad. HORRENDOUSLY BAD! It doesn't look/taste/anything like a Japanese bento box. My girlfriend failed to eat even 1/4 of what was in it. It was just  fried chicken with absolutely no taste. \n\nI had sashimi and nigiri. I would give it about 3 stars. Rice was definitely not to the standard of a good sushi spot. What's more crazy is my girlfriend thinks their tuna isn't really tuna. It tasted funny to me but I thought it was, we leave that to you to make the call. One thing though, I am a master scallop dude, their scallop was not fresh, period! Dried and tasteless.\n\nI probably not gonna go back again. I rather drive 30 minutes to go to sushi Koma for fresher better sushi.
__label__2 **Summary**\n       - No AYCE - There's no AYCE, so it's all a la carte.\n       - Decor - The inside of this place looks amazing and great for a date.\n       - Rolls - Their rolls names are a little more interesting than your average sushi place. They're priced a little higher, but they're worth it.\n       - Non-sushi - From the limited I tried, I wouldn't bother.\n       - Chinese - Other than Ohjah, I think this is only the second Chinese run sushi place. Most are run by Koreans.\n**Ordered**\n       - $12.95 Final Fantasy 2 - Assorted fish wrapped in shrimp tempura and spicy soft shell crab crumbles with a dipping sauce. This was the roll they suggested, and it's the only reason I'm giving this place a passing mark. It was one of the best rolls I've had. I really like how you can dip the sushi yourself to control how much ponzu sauce you like. (http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/sushi-loca-las-vegas?select=x1CV1RcERUTAxN0Vru3TlA#x1CV1RcERUTAxN0Vru3TlA)\n       - $9.95 Dynamite - Shrimp/scallop/mushroom/rice cake slices based over rice. It was nice that the shrimp and scallops were pieces from a larger shrimp/scallop unlike other places that give you mini scallops. However, there seemed to be about 3 or 4 slices of scallop compared to the 15-20 slices of rice cake. Also, this is probably the first time I had Dynamite ontop of rice. I assumed the rice was there to fill space? (http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/sushi-loca-las-vegas?select=qOBq-CHIQRMxSiF0BJZ0Pw#qOBq-CHIQRMxSiF0BJZ0Pw)\n       - $9.95 Lunch Special - You pick two items with soup/salad/rice/goyoza. I got the Beef Teriyaki and Chicken Karage. The beef was in a sliced steak form, but a little think. The chicken was breaded too much for my taste and lacked flavor. The ginger/garlic flavor was too mild and I ended up dipping the chicken in my teriyaki sauce. Overall, a good deal, but definitely not getting the Karage next time. (http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/sushi-loca-las-vegas?select=Z_nsPce_4do4YAK5Vqo6tw#Z_nsPce_4do4YAK5Vqo6tw)\n       - $9.95 Beef Yakisoba - Noodles were thinner than I expected and it was lacking flavor. I'm ashamed to say it, but this was the first time I had to pour soy sauce on my noodles. Furthermore, you can see from the picture there's almost no beef slices in the dish. (http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/sushi-loca-las-vegas?select=i0lPvmbwWCMZwhQ5P2wY2w#i0lPvmbwWCMZwhQ5P2wY2w)\n**Recommendations**\n       - I'm hesitant to recommend this place. The non-sushi I tried was not impressive but the sushi rolls are delicious.
__label__1 Meh. I'm always skeptical of sushi places I don't normally go to so I guess I didn't give them a fair chance today. I ordered garlic tuna and salmon nigiri and a roll that had mozzarella cheese melted on it. I know cheese and fish is a big no no but I've been duped by odd flavors before and loved then so I gave it a try. Not good. Nigiri was sliced so damn thick, I had to take two bites and it was not fresh tasting to me which instantly turned me off. Rice had no flavor but the sauces were good. I tried mochi for desert and they both had a fishy taste to them. Done.
__label__0 I've been here twice. Each time I got food poisoning from this place. I don't remember the roll that gave me the food poisoning the first time but the roll that got me sick last night was the one night stand. I think the tempura battered calamari was raw inside it. It was honestly one of the worst tasting rolls I've ever had. I'm definitely not coming back here ever again.
__label__0 I had the worst experience at my favorite sushi place You lost a loyal customer today. One of the sushi chefs was obviously sick or had allergies, because he was sniffling with a runny nose the whole time he was making sushi. He sneezed twice while making sushi rolls, without washing his hands. Then a customer came in, and the sushi chef shook the customers hands with the gloves on that he made sushi with, then without washing or changing gloves, he went back to making sushi....it was discussing, and I'll NEVER GO BACK.
__label__1 I do love the food here, although it is extremely Americanized Sushi. That's to be expected, but this isn't why I gave it two stars. I went for dinner and I thought I had entered a club. The music was loud and thumping, and we literally had to yell to have a conversation. It was during happy hour so I'm not sure if that is why, but all the same it didn't help the experience. I don't mind loud music, but it definitely didn't feel appropriate in this restaurant. I guess I'd go back, but maybe I'll just take someone I don't really want to talk to. ;-)
__label__1 Not the best, not horrible. Waitress not being able to make a recommendation or knowing what anything is, pretty lame. This place is very overrated.
__label__1 The happy hour prices make it affordable but the food quality still doesn't match the price.  I've had a fresher tasting roll at AJ's grocery store.  My colleagues and I went here for an early dinner (they eat here a lot) and even they said it was not as good as before.  The tuna for the hot & spicy tuna roll and the \"lollipop\" was so over diced that it was actually mushy.  When we brought this to the attention of our server he just made a scowl said sorry and took the still full of food plate.  No discount, no formal manager apology, nothing but the bill dropped off as he dashed on by.
__label__2 The atmosphere is a great sports bar and convenient to Heinz and PNCs stadiums. The menu was very big though.  Food was OK nothing to brag about.  Most things were fried or greesy in terms of menu items.  I had a burger which was pretty good.  The fries weren't that great.  I'd go back if I was in area but nothing I would make plans for.
__label__0 Before we moved to Vegas, BWW's was one of our fave places to go sit, eat, drink, and play super fun trivia. We were soo excited to see one so close to our home. Unfortunately this Bdub's has the worst service I've every had in any resturaunt. We tried this location three times...Not on one, but TWO occasions in an almost empty resturaunt  I had to get up and get our order after we watched it sit in a window under the heat lamps for around 20 minutes without a single server in sight... On our last visit after waiting for a half hour for the server to bring our check just to dissapear into thin air again, after another 20 or so minutes we paid our bill with the bartender and left... After we were out the door our waitress suddenly appeared and yelled that we forgot to leave her tip at the bar... SERIOUSLY.. So as sad as we were we admitted defeat and our wing cravings will have to fufilled somewhere further from home.
__label__1 How do you screw up buffalo wings?? I didn't know it was possible.  I am a huge fan of BWW, as evident from how often I check in to the one by my place.  When I was on this side of town, I stopped into the Centennial location and left disappointed.  Server was incredibly nice and the company was good but the wings came out cold and not very tasty.  And I kept thinking my beer tasted like soap.  But sometimes I am weird like that. \n\nBWW is usually pretty consistent and this location was a blemish on its good name.  Definitely check out a BWW, just not this one.
__label__1 my gf and i are avid bww patrons, i'd say every weekend we partake, however lately we've been experiencing a lot of problems with their pick-up / carry-out service which we often place orders through.\n\nfairly recently we've been having issues with them getting the order right.  typically they forget utensils, missing orders of celery and / or ranch, give us the wrong flavor, etc - but the line was drawn for us when we placed a 24pc wing order only to see that there were 12 wings in a 24pc box and the other half of the order was not included after coming home, relaxing in front of the tv and getting ready to eat.\n\nnever had we really experienced a problem with dining in (with the exception of the occasional lag of service when it's a little crowded) but all of these mistakes with carry-out has started to rub us the wrong way.\n\nwhen picking up an order, always always ALWAYS double-check right in front of them.
__label__0 Poor customer service.  Manager just stands around instead of helping staff.  He stayed towards the back and did not check the front for customers. Lots if empty tables and still had to wait for 30 minutes.  Other customers waited for over 40 minutes before they were seated. Was not offered a table right away and was not offered to sit at the bar. Manager did not even go around to ask if service was ok.  For a simple restaurant, manager has no excuse for poor service.  Hostess stated that servers were behind even though at least ten tables were empty.  We should have gotten a table and served us drinks while waiting.
__label__4 Buffalo Wild Wings, B-Dubs or BWW how ever you say it all means the same!  \n\nBuffalo Wild Wings always delivers!  The food is always pretty consistent and the service most of the time is pretty good.  This time though I have to send a shout out our server Christina.  We have had her several times.  She remembers us even though we don't come in that often.  She is so cute with a great personality.  She always offers suggestions and displays an over and beyond attitude no matter how busy she is.  She even got the BF hooked on the LA Water.  *its one of the bartender's specialties not on the menu.  Be sure to order one. Its tasty and leaves ya loopy. LOL\n\nWe ordered the pretzels with the spicy honey mustard and queso.  The queso is not that great but I do love the mustard.  The pretzels are soft on the inside...always delicious.  BF ordered the traditional wings (6 mild sauce and 6 with desert heat rub).  The desert heat rub is really good.  We have actually bought the rub for grillin at home.  Its a little on the spicy side so I wouldn't suggest it for the fragile peeps.  I ordered the naked tenders (naked tenders are grilled white meat strips and not fried) tossed in the desert heat and they were good as always.  I ordered with Caribbean Jerk on the side with Fat Free Ranch.  The Jerk sauce is pretty spicy but it is by far my fave!  We also ordered the wedges to share.  Those are yummy dipped in any kind of sauce.\n\nLagundo brought our food out.  Lagundo, Gondo, G or God's Gift to B-Dubs is how he introduced himself when we asked his name. LOL  Each time this guy has come to our table he is one of the most pleasant, smily, kind hearted young people I have ever come across.  I was astonished to find out he was only 17.  I had to mention to him how pleasant we thought he was each time we go there and that we thought he really has a special quality in customer service. This guy really has a presence about him.  What a great quality to have at such a young age.  I hope his manager notices what a benefit he is and could be! \n\nWhat can I say? We are total suckers for excellent service and in this city and this day in age it comes few and far between unfortunately.  So shout outs to SUPERB CUSTOMER SERVICE is necessary to Yelp I believe  Christina and Lagundo will be the deciding factor on our quick return back for sure....and the food a quick second factor or course.
__label__2 The boneless wings though tasty were all batter. I picked most of it off. The burger looks amazing and was huge. Could be a little more well lit during the day but the staff was wonderful and the food was pretty good.
__label__3 Selection of sauces for the wings...excellent.  Service staff a little pushy on try this or try this.  This visit the server was pushing French fries that can be made with any of the wings sauces.  Would be okay for those who eat fries...I do not.  I have this thing about food joints with napkin rolled silverware.  When there are no other napkins available you have a choice of placing your silverware on a table wiped with a dish towel of unknown cleanliness or going without a napkin so your silverware can rest on it.  Had to ask for extra napkins so BWW doesn't get it.  Food is quite good.
__label__3 I thought this place was delicious and priced fairly. Service was great, as was our food. My favorite thing, however, was the hostess. Some...older....gentleman proposed dining with my friend and me, and would not leave us alone. The hostess saw what was happening and swept us away. She put a reserved sign on the table next to us so those gentleman couldn't sit there and ruin our dinner. Perfect!
__label__1 Definitely over priced! Especially for the 3 tacos for $10+? We had 9 orders of it one time and it took an hour to make... We were getting very anxious and annoyed. When we told our server we wanted to cancel our order she finally went to the back to check and brought it out. SMH. An order of tacos comes with 3 tacos, rice, and black beans...\n\nIt does the trick if you're stranded in Vegas and can't find any tacos if you're craving some. Interesting name too. Can't say anything else about restaurant since we did a to go order.
__label__2 Your basic mexican grill place with burritos, enchiladas, etc.  A bit overpriced due to its location.  Food was good, not excellent, but the hours are great so you can get decent Mexican food fairly late.\n\nThere weren't very many people when I went, but service was very slow.
__label__3 Good food. Nice service, decent price for the strip. Way less busy than other nearby similar Mexican restaurants probably because it's indoors only but good break from the heat! Great 10$ lunch special (15 with a margarita)
__label__1 I'll be honest... this place is not great.  I was killing a few hours before my red eye flight, and came here because I was craving some Mexican food.  I really should have gone elsewhere.\n\nPros - friendly service.\nThe guacamole was actually pretty good.\n\nCons -\nThe tortilla chips did not taste fresh and were not very good.\nThey didn't offer burritos.... what?  They only offer burritos M-Thurs (or something like that.)\nThe chicken quesadilla definitely tasted like something I could have made at home and was unimpressive.  Part of it was soggy (with what?  no idea), and there was dead space along the whole outside of the quesadilla that didn't have any fillings... so it was just bland tortillas.  Meh.\n\nYOLO, so you should probably go somewhere else.
__label__3 Alright, first things first, don't even attempt to drop in on a weekend night because you will end up waiting 30-45 minutes for a table, just like every other restaurant in this little 83rd and Bell district.  Having said that, our friends had made reservations the Tuesday night and we only had to wait five minutes\n\nNow our server was quite strange, a large, bubbly, bald headed man.  However, still very nice and made sure everything was in order and even though it was packed, he checked on us very often.  I was quite impressed.  The ladies shared a bottle of wine, I had the Manhattan, and my friend had a Bud Light.  The food was delicious and great company always makes for a great meal regardless.\n\nFor my girlfriend and I, having been our first time, we really enjoyed the atmosphere here, even though it was crowded the lighting makes it personal.  Great staff, and delicious food is always a big plus.\n\nI can't wait to come back here!\n\nP.S.  Order the Chicken (vegetarian option available) Lettuce Wraps to start, everything will flow from there!!
__label__1 just wanted to chime in & say that this place is so vegetarian-UN-friendly it's not even funny. I was dragged here with family & ended up ordering a chile relleno, which was just about the only meatless item on the menu, short of a fucking cheese crisp.\n\nit wasn't terrible, but this place is really just all kinds of lame. service was mediocre, food was mediocre. with as many awesome & authentic mexican restaurants as there are in the valley, there's no reason on earth to come back, except MAYBE to try a mango margarita.
__label__0 Worst enchiladas EVER and decor from a 1980's attempt at a mexican restaurant.  Taco Bell is a step up!  But if you like soupy enchiladas drowning in cheez wiz this is the place for you.
__label__2 Used to love them....sooo glad I don't anymore....Don't get me wrong, I still really like Arribas but for my waistline's sake I'm happy that I can refuse a meal here every now and then. It helps not to live in the state anymore, too!\n\nWe stopped by for nostalgia's sake and the meal was just as tasty and the service just as good. I haven't had anything that I didn't like but my go to is usually the tacos or chicken enchiladas.  The service at this location is always fast, even during their busy lunch rushes.
__label__0 Seated and forgotten on a Saturday night. Servers looking bored. How about, check you table? Jeez...
__label__0 This place was horrible from the moment we sat down. The only thing that was good was the chips and salsa.We were there on a Sunday noonish and it was not too packed our server only had one other table. There were 5 of us and only 1 set of silverware and had to ask about 6 times for extra silverware and napkins! Our drink order took forever to come however our food came out right away! All I can say is the microwave was not working right because most of our food was really hot on the edges and cold in the middle! Also after asking several times only two of us ever got our drinks refilled! The waitress also kept stacking our dirty dishes up at the end of the table and never took any of them away!  One person in our party also ordered desert, mini-apple chimmi's with ice cream, they're were 4 total and two of them were ICE cold and the other two were hot but cold in the middle! It had been awhile since my wife and I had been to this location before and had good memories of good food and service! Doubt we will return to this place again!
__label__0 Sat for 15minutes no one came to serve us, they checked on the booth in front of us, but ignored us completely. Going to Cracker Barrel down the road.
__label__3 As a former sushi chef & business owner, I would say that Zushi Bistro is well on it's way to earning the respect and favor of the people of Mesa.  Being only 9 months old Zushi Bistro has already acquired a fantastic staff filled with individuals of great talent & potential.  \n\nLike any new endeavor there are a few things that can naturally use improvement.  And I believe the people at Zushi Bistro can make that happen.  \n\nThe sushi is good.  The atmosphere is special.  And the staff cares.\nZushi Bistro in it's infancy has already achieved some wonderful and unique things.  Such as;  a spacious & relaxed patio area, a bar that inspires charm & beauty, and a sushi bar fit for the most avid sushi fan.\n\nIf you expect absolute perfection out of a brand new establishment, this may not be the place for you.  Zushi Bistro in all it's potential is young and pulsating with possibilities.  This is truly a place for the creative and open thinker.  Where there's still room for the Good People of Mesa to make Zushi Bistro THEIR place to hang out and have a good time.\n\nI know when I go to Zushi Bistro I can leave all pretension at the door and still enjoy an evening of quality dining. \n\n- Matt DeLeon\nSinger/Entrepreneur\n480-621-7737
__label__1 Not bad for sushi but not great either as this place can be really hit or miss. Some days the rolls are wrapped perfect and other days they are  looser than MC Hammer pants. The fact that the location is convenient to my girlfriends house makes this an easy stop somedays to fill a sushi craving but not destination sushi. Went the other day and the albacore and salmon sashimi was cut odd so that it was stringy but the Zushi Kee roll was very good and flavorful as was the other roll i had. Other times I have been things have been just fine. Once again they have changed ownership so hopefully things will stabilize. I will probably keep coming back when I have a craving and I am near by but if i want great sushi this is not where I am headed.
__label__2 They host a weekly swing dance night here on Fridays, which is the only time I've really ever been here. There are two entrances, one through the hotel lobby, the other if you walk toward the front driveway / parking lot entry (if that makes sense).\n\nThe place has a few booths and tables, as well as your standard bar area. Drinks are somewhat decent for the price you pay. With the vintage music and dancers, the atmosphere is quite nice. The dance floor area is somewhat dingy and could use a good scrub though.
__label__1 The place looked good from the outside. Yet, as I ordered one of their burgers, I was disappointed. The beef patty was very thin and soggy. The fries were, in addition to sharing the sogginess of the burger, a tad cold. The place was packed though--so, it must have been one of those orders that did not hit the mark. I am not sure I would go back.
__label__1 This is a little on the old side but something happened last week that made me have to write this review.  Back in August, I went to Josh to talk to him about something I needed his help with, a bad tattoo someone else did!! I asked him if he could help straighten it out of he said, of course, no problem.  So, I scheduled an appointment. When I got there for my appointment, all of a sudden, there was nothing he could do to help me with my original problem (which was my ultimate goal).  He actually worked on another tattoo for me, again, one I wasn't concerned about. \n\nJust last week I went into Double Down Tattoo in Glendale and talked to them about the very same issue I discussed with \"Josh\".   David at Double Down said he could help and he did exactly what he said he would do and I could not be happier with the work David did.   Double Down has talented artists and very friendly staff.  The do excellent work for a very fair price!!
__label__4 My favorite Starbucks in the valley, always a warm and friendly staff and the only store that remembers me even tho I only go through the drive thru. This is the only store that I go to when I want my favorite drink (5 shot Americano in a trente cup), no other store will make this for me. I love this store, thank you to that crew! You guys are awesome!
__label__4 My absolute favorite place to go in Pittsburgh. During the summer months, it gets pretty crowded but in the winter, just grab a hot chocolate then head up there at night, and it's beautiful. So peaceful.
__label__1 The people who patronize this establishment are the kind of people that bring their babies and/or children to the bar on Friday night. \n\nJust stop and think about that for a moment.\n\nYou have a baby.................. in a bar???\n\nTo add insult to injury, the Chupacabra margarita tastes like dirty, soapy ass. How dare they insult my precious X Files by naming this horrific drink after the mystical character that Fox and Dana chased after in one of my favorite episodes ever? Blasphemy. \n\nFinally, I will close this review with the tweet I sent whilst using the ladies restroom (yes, I tweet and pee at the same time):\n\n\"If you are ever looking for a dirty, sloppy, drunken lay then head to the womens restroom at salty senorita peoria\"\n\n\nOh, PS... Thanks to Andrew K I just realized I missed the most important text of the night:\n\n\"I'm too drunk to be alive. Sincerely, in hell in Peoria\"
__label__2 i really do love salty, especially when its nice out, but damn i would not touch this location with a ten foot pole on the weekends. motocross bro-tards and affliction wearing thirty five year olds is not my idea of fun, not too mention waiting forever for drinks and being crammed into a high scool reuinion for all of the west valleys finest. \n\nafter a spring training game or on a weeknight this place is great. the food actually is really good and tijuanna tuesday ($1 tacos and $5 buckets of beer) is worth it for sure. volleyball, horseshoes and bags make it and essential day drinking spot when the weather permits.\n\nya the monastery was really cool, salty is just trying for a younger vibe. so as long as you avoid the god awful weekend nights then you are golden.
__label__2 3.5 stars\n\nMy high school reunion- I changed my mind a week before and decided to go. I didn't realize it was more bar than restaurant. My friend M rode down with me. I tried to tell her what my high school was like, but she had to experience it first hand. We parked and heard country music floating through as drunk people stumbled out. We walked in dressed in, or I should say overdressed in, black cocktail dresses. Everyone else was wearing tank tops and jeans. We were dressed to go to Scottsdale afterwards. My former classmates kept saying \"Why are you ditching us for  \"Snotsdale\"? Regardless I was happy to see everyone.\n\nAfter some margaritas, yes we got them salty, I was right back in high school. It was fun catching up with everyone. M. got hit on by Mr. Popular who was a year ahead of our class. I don't even know why he attended our reunion, but his pick up line was classy. \"I've noticed you all night, you're cute. Come here. Do you know who I am?\" M's reaction, \"Um..... no thanks. I have no idea who you are. I didn't go to this high school.\" \n\nIt was relaxed and casual. They had good cheap margaritas. I wouldn't mind going back. I'll be found in tank top and jeans, the token Asian.
__label__1 If there was a bar with an 'end of the world' theme...this place would be it. From the mosquito infested pool in the front to the booster seats available on demand...this place gets a fail for atmosphere. Perhaps it's to get you drinking faster and longer.  I went here with a friend for happy hour because it was convenient and any place with Rada is an ok place to be... sadly. I just couldn't get past the doomsday decor and the lack of meatless things. I'll stick to snobbsdale's location
__label__0 this place used to be fun, now all you get us over priced drinks that are watered down and poor service. I definitely won't be back.
__label__2 We went for happy hour and had the tacos. I had a beef and a chicken taco, my husband had a beef and pork taco. The chicken and pork tacos were good. The beef tacos were dry and bland. They warned us before that the beef tacos were fried. I love fried tacos, but not these. The house margaritas were delicious. I am not sure we will ever return, but it was decent.
__label__0 Food is OK, tho they were busy so it took nearly an hour and a half to get it.  Their security guys are complete aggro d*cks tho. \n\nA friend tripped on the sidewalk and they \"asked\" him to leave for too many drinks.  Not really, they rough housed him out immediately and looked like they were trying to get him to start a fight with the 3 of them.  \n\nBright side is our 20 person group can go somewhere else next year for the get together.  I'm sure we can get $4 bottles of domestic beer about anywhere.
__label__0 I was at Salty's Peoria this afternoon after the spring training game and I was very unhappy with the service!  First of all, it took us almost an hour before a server came to our table.  We had to get our own menus while we were waiting for service and once a server came to our table and took our drink orders (she would not take our food order at the same time), it took another 15-20 minutes for our drinks; when we ordered the drinks we asked for chips and salsa--we were told that it would be at least 10 minutes because they were making the salsa--really?  This is not your first rodeo when it comes to serving the public after spring training games--as a matter of fact, you encourage people to come to your establishment after games--you should have had plenty of salsa ready to go.  (It took over 30 minutes before we got the chips & salsa.)  When we finally got our drinks, she took our food orders--that took another 20 minutes.  Then when the food arrived, it was wrong.  I decided to order the 2 taco special, but the server never came back to give her the order, so I only ate chips & salsa.  When we finally found our server, I ordered a beer--she forgot to bring it to me until I flagged her down and asked for the beer AGAIN.  I have been to this place many times, and sometimes the service is slow, but it has NEVER been this bad before.  Needless to say, she did not get a good tip at all.  But it was not all her fault--we flagged down a man several times asking for someone to serve us and he kept assuring us someone would be over--and we waited and waited--no one.  We should not have to hunt servers down.  Not impressed and not sure if we will return...very disappointed!\n\nP.S.  The bathrooms were dirty and they had someone asking for \"tips\" for handing us paper towels, really?
__label__0 I enjoy the finer things in life.  The music of Air Supply, the films of Michael Bay, and fine dining.  So when I drunkenly stumbled across the Shout House one evening, I knew this place was right up my alley.\n\nI got into the restaurant and was told to sit wherever I please.  That's always a sign of a classy restaurant. Freedom to do as you want, America style.  I sat outside because I wanted to make sure that as many people as possible saw me eating there.  I was not disappointed.  I can't even tell you how many people walked by saying, \"you're in for the worst experience of your life.\"  I knew they were just jealous.  \n\nThe waitress, whose name escapes me (because of the aforementioned drunkenness), took about ten minutes to decide to come to our table.  I like it when restaurants seem to have a policy of making their patrons wait.  It just amps up the anticipation.  I ordered a Blue Moon, because I had already had eleven Jack and Cokes before breakfast and figured it was time to slow down.  I had just come from church, for chrissakes.\n\nTaste is not a thing I enjoy, so when my Blue Moon arrived watered down fifteen minutes later (more waiting! :D) I was particularly excited.  \"Mmmm this is totally worth $5,\" I thought.  \n\n\"I'm glad you like it,\" replied my striking blonde (?) waitress.  \n\n\"Did I say that out loud?\" I said back.  I really can't stress enough how drunk I was.\n\n\"You did.  You've also been ranting about Communists since you came in, and I think you peed your pants.\"\n\n\"You have a good eye, sir.\"\n\n\"I'm a woman.\"\n\nWe sat there in silence for four minutes.\n\n\"FOOD!\" I said.  \"I want food!\"\n\nThis startled the waitress, and she screamed.\n\n\"Feed me.\"\n\n\"Yes, fine.  What will it be?\"\n\n\"Cheeseburger and fries.  Medium.\"\n\n\"Done deal.\"\n\nForty minutes later my burger showed up.  Some people like to compare food to heaven, others hell.  \"Mmmm this is purgatory!\" I exclaimed!  \"There's absolutely nothing notable about this food at all. And look! You forgot the cheese! I knew it would bring too much spice to my meal.\"\n\nHalf an hour later, my ginger (?) waitress returned with the check.  \"Wow! All this for only $40!?\" I said.\n\n\"I expect a good tip,\" my waitress, who I think had black hair, said.\n\n\"Oh you'll get a good tip!,\" I replied.  As soon as she walked away, I got up and left because I suddenly remembered I had no money.\n\nI would DEFINITELY recommend The Shout House to anyone who likes watered down beer, burgers that taste like water, and waiting around.\n\nI just remembered, my waitress was a brunette.  And a man.
__label__2 do you ever go to a really tiny restaurant not many people know about and leave in fear?  you glance uneasily in the direction of its worrisome location and wonder when the day will come that you'll be craving that food only to find that the economy has, yet again, robbed you of satisfaction.\n\nyep.  that's how i feel about pio pio.\n\nlocated near the now-defunct talley's in dilworth, it's easy to understand why.  pio pio is incredibly tiny . . . one of my good friends has a bedroom that's bigger than this restaurant.  hidden behind juggernauts like brixx pizza and outback steakhouse, it's almost like that dorky kid you desperately wanted to prevail in a class election.\n\nit's not fancy food.  it's not incredibly creative.\n\nit's just comfort food at its best.\n\ntheir signature rotisserie chicken is juicy and reliable.  my favorite dish is their breaded chicken with yellow rice and black beans.  the white sauce is a must, and the green sauce is for those with fiery palates (woosaa, now!).  the salad with half an avocado sliced on top is always a winner . . . and don't get me started on the tostones (plantains).  prior to coming here, i had been searching in vain for a restaurant that offers the starchy green plantains as well as the sweet ripe ones.  winner.\n\nagain, this is not anything mind-blowing.  it's just the only thing that satisfies that particular craving.\n\nif you're looking for something that gives your stomach a warmfuzzy, try this out instead of your requisite steak and potatoes.\n\ni'll be surprised if you don't look over your shoulder in fear as you leave.
__label__4 Best grilled chicken in Charlotte! Pio Pio!
__label__3 Pio Pio, located behind the Outback Steakhouse on East Boulevard, is known for its delicious Peruvian/Colombian rotisserie chicken. I haven't tried that yet but I did try the Jalea special, a wonderful seafood platter including both calamari and tilapia in a lime/tomato sauce with corn and onions that is simply delicious. I also sampled the mango juice, an arepa with cheese and a beef patty. The beef patty was a real standout. Two sauces, a garlic sauce and a green sauce are served with every meal - both really add a lot of flavor and probably go great with the chicken. I definitely plan on coming back to Pio Pio soon to try the chicken and other Peruvian / Colombian specialties offered.
__label__0 I actually love Pio Pio's food, but I will never patronize them again after tonight. Tried to place a pickup order, which had a few hiccups in itself. When we went to pick up, we got a very weird cold vibe, with the employees we dealt with not making eye contact or saying more than 2 words to us. After waiting a little too long to get our order that was already sitting on the counter, the guy opens each box and verbally confirms what we ordered. Getting home, one entire half of our order was actually just a big salad that we did not order...he definitely saw this. We called back and said we are coming back to get our chicken, will it be ready when we get there? Yes of course. Arrive back at Pio Pio and, just kidding, they are out of chicken (yeah right). Obviously angry at this point and asking for a refund, they said they didn't run the card so there's no need, when we earlier watched them run it and signed for it. We asked for some kind of proof of this, and they could provide none. Whether the charge shows up or not, we believe that they saw that the order was wrong, didn't feel like re-making anything at closing time, and sent us home knowing that. Why they told us to come back to the restaurant only to turn us away 5 minutes later I don't know. \n\nIt was nice know you, Pio Pio, but I'll just drive farther to get this kind of food from someplace that is run by people who give a crap from now on.
__label__0 They close at 10pm.   We got there at 9:15 and the host refuses to seat and serve us.  Will never go back there and give them anymore business.
__label__4 After 5 months in Charlotte and trying out various restaurants I can say that Pio Pio is my FAVORITE restaurant here. I get the 1/4 chicken dinner -- once with tostones and once with plantains. AWESOME. The chicken is perfectly cooked and the tostones and plantains are nice and sweet. Then there is the savory beans. Never have enough room for the rice. Haha. I'm sure other stuff here must be good too -- but can't resist the chicken!
__label__1 Im rewriting my review on this place for 2 reasons. First, because the first time I came here was back in 2009. Second, when I came here the most recent time, it was not like my first. Im gonna make this short and simple for you non readers. The burger was tasteless. I understand the reason for the unlimited amount of toppings you can add to your burger. But even A-1 steaksauce, chipotle sauce and banana peppers cant hide the taste of dry ground beef. Come on Cheeburger, even Chili's has their own flavor!!! I was very disappointed when I came back here, but im over it now since I wont be back again.
__label__0 I actually can't give a thorough review of this place since all I had were French fries and a milkshake which were both good. All 3 of my friends who ordered burgers were violently ill the next day. Not me though. Needless to say, we haven't been back since.
__label__0 The last time I tried this place was in Lone Tree, CO about 10 years ago. I didn't think it was great there, and it wasn't great in Vegas, either. I'm not sure what all the hype is about, and I'm not sure how they've been voted best burger in 29 cities-- unless Vegas and Lone Tree were not included in that. \n\nThe service is SLOW. Granted it was a Friday night, but there seemed to be plenty of people working there and yet it was impossible to get a drink refill. I ordered a milk shake- definitely the hi-light of the meal- but it came so far ahead of the meal I was almost done with it and felt sick before food even reached me. \n\nThe food... I've had better at so many other places. I ordered a build-your-own chicken sandwich with BBQ sauce, cheese and bacon. The chicken was tough and over cooked, the bun cold and hard, not enough sauce and the skimpy 2 pieces of bacon were over done. I had about 3 bites before my jaw gave out. \n\nThe fries? Undercooked and cold. COLD. WTF? It's a busy Friday night and you bring me a basket of cold fries with my already sucky sandwich? Ugh. \n\nWe ordered the grilled cheese for the baby. I didn't think you could F that up, but apparently you can... by bringing it out without the cheese melted. WHAT? How can the bread be warm but the cheese still stiff? Needless to say he didn't eat it. What a waste. \n\nMy husband got a burger that was uneventful. He said he's had better, but did manage to finish it. He's the only one that actually ate. \n\nI would not recommend this place or go back. There are so many other better places in Vegas for a burger that wasting your money on this crap would be stupid.
__label__1 Everyone has their own experiences with this place obviously. I think this place is the kind of restaurant that you really have to catch it on a good day to have a great meal. \nPros- about 5 sizes of burgers to choose from,\n           an array of free toppings,\n           a gazillion milkshake flavors,\n           awesome onion rings (when they are fresh and not soggy)\n\nCons- super slow service,\n            over priced burgers ( but load up on toppings and it'll make up for it)\n            tasteless burger patty (no seasoning whatsoever)\n            did I mention slow service????\n\nBetween the 2 of us we had....\nThe 1 pounder (which I finished) \nThe 3/4 pounder\nLarge basket of fries and onion rings\n2 drinks\n\nI had a $14 Groupon and I still ended up paying $33 + tip.\nUnfortunately i still have another groupon to use and I dont want to waste it. If I didn't then I wouldn't see myself going back.
__label__0 The worst burger I tasted in my life. The color of the meat was strange brown not what a regular grounded meat should look like. The frys were really dark brown. It looked like they used te same oil for the past few months.  The drink was served in a tiny glass bottle and costed $2.50. My wife and I spent close to $30 for 2 hamburgers,fries and 1 small coke plus tip. The price is one thing but the food is the worst.
__label__4 visit: 7/14/2011 7pm.\nI am the hamburglar.\nI can't get enough damn hamburgers, I could eat one a day,seriously.\nI heard of this place from my sister who does nothing but rave,wear their shirts, and apparently gets free sodas.\nI thought the 50's motif was pretty cool-seems like the way of the diner has damn near gone the way of the dinosaur,here in Vegas. They have all the decor and look, plus they actually play music from the 50's that everyone is singing in there,lol.\nI was impressed by the extensive menu options, mind you,there aren't many types of things to order,for example:\nSpecialize in a few types of burgers, but tons of available toppings at no extra charge. you can customize your soda, milkshake, malt, coffee, and sundae/banana split. Also they serve fries and onion rings with different dipping sauces.\nI don't know about you, but I am a HUGE SUCKER for variety/choices and this place fit the bill. \n\nour food order:\nMe-1/3 hamburger,done med. pickles,tomato,lettuce,fresh onion.\nhubby-angus cheeplatter with salad,onion rings\nkiddo-fried mac and cheese with carrots and ranch in flaming car!!\n\nAs far as burgers go, we both agreed the outside seemed a little underdone, and I did notice there wasn't any seasoning,but still good.\n\ndrink order:\nme-pear,mango shake a soda,free refills!! 1/2 banana-chocolate-PB shake (half size seemed big, it was as big as my soda!)\nkiddo-birthday cake shake\n\nAll of us tasted each others things and were very pleased. My shake was fricken amazing, and I'm glad I didn't order anything else.I  was stuffed.\n\nI heard of bad reviews mostly consisting of slow service-we had one waiter covering the whole damn store, and he was quick to refill and take away everything. Love it. good job Chris.\n\nFinish the big hamburger and get your pic on the wall when you walk in.\nAn overall really cool place I will definitely return. Just wish it wasn't in BFE
__label__0 Before I started on my journey of eating less meat, I would say I minored in finding the best hamburgers out there. So every once in a while when I wonder back on the meat path, hamburgers are my first choice. I have driven by this location often and decided to give it a try. \n* It attempts to have a diner feel, but the decor feels like its trying way too hard to LOOK like a diner when it looks like someones garage with a collection of diner memorabilia.\n* It was a slow night and the server rushed us through the order even when I asked her numerous times to gives us a few minutes please. I think the entire experience from walking in to leaving was less than 25 minutes.\n*The basket of fried pickles was the highlight of my meal.\n*The hamburgers were a big old mess of ingredients most of which ended up in the basket, not in our mouths. My medium well burger was VERY pink. In my opinion, the meat and the bun lacked flavor so much so, that I would not return. \n*$35 was the bill for 2 burgers, a basket of fried pickles, 2 small shakes, and 2 sodas. A bit overpriced in my burger meal experience.
__label__2 The burgers are good but not amazing, the chili dogs aren't bad either but for me the only reason I keep coming back to this place is to keep trying more of the milk shake flavors that they have.  So far blueberry is my favorite, but I've only tried about six so far.
__label__2 I actually love everything about this place except one critical problem. The buns are probably the worst buns I know of anywhere. They are horrible, and they fall apart. I took the time to write the company, no response. I can walk there, love everything else, but cant go for a burger. sad
__label__0 This place blows.  Food had no taste and shake was below average for a higher than deserved price.  Johnny Rockets blows this place away and I even prefer a Denny's burger and shake for half the price
__label__4 Love this place!  It is a blessing and very reasonably priced.
__label__2 A darn good panini. Nice neighborhood cafe...lot's of kids playing..bright colored decor.....good food. The tables rock sometimes...and the tables can be a little sticky...but....a darn good panini!
__label__1 Peanut butter jelly time?  I think not!  Not sure why the PB&J is only appart of the lunch menu, but if you want one for your child before 11 am, dont count on it.  The two employees were unwilling to relay anything to management (which we believe was skyping on the nearby couches) that it is easier to make a PB&J rather than a smoothie.  The employees only knew to say that it was against the policy to make a PB&J before 11 am.  \nAnyways, I ordered an egg sandwich with tomato and turkey and it was just an ordinary sandwich in that I could have made the same thing at home, but better because I would have had Tobasco.  I asked for Tobasco but  was offered their homemade \"chili\" sauce, which tasted like pureed sundried tomatoes with chili powder.  It wasn't bad, but I enjoy the bite of Tobasco with my eggs.  \n\nAnywhoo, so if that was management relaxing on the couches, then shame on you for not standing up to defend your strict PB&J policy and invest in a lil Tobasco!
__label__1 So close yet so far away...\n\nFrom the street Zuzu Cafe look colorful, warm and inviting.  As you walk through the door you get a whole different impression.\n\nWhile the interior is has the same vibrant color scheme i found myself less than impressed.  Every counter, chair and table look worn and gives the impression that maintenance is not a priority for the owners.\n\nI inquired about gluten free menu options and was looked at like I was from another planet.  Undaunted I searched the menu for something I might be able to eat finding some breakfast burritos served on a tortilla.  I asked if they could make it with a corn tortilla instead of flour but without checking with anyone the server said sheepishly that it wasn't his call.  I considered pursuing the matter with the manager but since the employee behind the counter so uncomfortably with my request for a substitution I surmised that his experience discussing menu changes with management in the past was less than productive.\n\nI settled for Cafe Mocha which was not bad but I can get good coffee almost anywhere in Madison.\n\nToo bad!  This could be a great little diner with a good cleaning, some minor menu tweaks and some attitude adjustment by management.
__label__3 Ah Saturday in Vegas. Wet, some interesting versions of that was being rocked here at the grand opening. So I land check it to the room and first stop is the opening day. Cruise in on a guest list - means not having to pay $50 to get that day. What I liked was the size of the place and it didn't get crowded except one place. The bar. I felt it was unfairly understaffed. Prices were a bit jacked for the day also. $8 for a BL. Well that's opening day. Wet., lots of hot bodies were in the two pools; glistening bodies pool side having drinks or Wet as in the case of one gal grinding things and other gals like a dog on a leg. It was a sight. It was tough to sit but I am not complaining. The gals from Bada-Bing helped with that. So it was a good time. Just keep the sunscreen on. If the water seems salty, get out. Hope there are more bartenders down the road. There is waiting for a drink but there's a breaking point. Bartneders won't kill themsleves but the customers just might push and shove. Pictures to follow.
__label__2 An exclusive lounge and pool area for beautiful people in their 20s and 30s who like to party and show off their rock hard bodies....and then you get me: while I'm definitely in my 20s and enjoy a good time, I definitely could use some work on my pillowy body lol. Not sure how the wait time or cover is, since me and my party got in without waiting in line or paying a cover...granted we made it to Wet Republic later afternoon around 4pm. Upon entering, I realized that I was overdressed in my cover up and one piece bathing suit by not showing enough skin.  However, I also felt underdressed since I wasn't dolled up with a full face of make up, didn't have a coiffed 'do, was only wearing my flip flops as opposed to heels/wedges, and did not wear a piece of jewelry on me.\n\nThere are 2 pool areas, the larger of the two was pretty packed full of people standing in the pool with their drinks.  The water looked icky probably from the combo of sweat, sunblock, bodily fluids, and liquor....ew. We headed to the smaller of the pools which was still had blue water and after securing a place to stash our bags we got into the pool.  The water was nice and warm and in direct view of the cabanas....which during that weekend Kristen Cavalari, of the The Hlls, also happened to be there and had a private cabana to party with her friends. People watching is fun and entertaining and the entire atmosphere is very hip and trendy with cabanas, day beds, and cool looking lounge chairs. The bar is pretty large with a pretty extensive liquor menu....you can apparently order an $18K bottle of champagne!\nIf and when we make it back to Wet Republic I will be sure to follow the dress code: underdress and show as much skin as allowed and overdress with heels/wedges; jewelry; done up hair and most importantly sport the rock hard banging body. *sigh* on second thought I'm really ok with the regular pool area of the hotel :)
__label__0 Well, we don't all have the same interests when it comes to pools.  If you want to stare at better-than-average-in-Vegas bodies, you might really love this place.  But you probably won't be able to get in the pool because it's packed.  You probably won't be able to get a lounge chair, because it's packed.  There's no refuge from the sun unless you want to pay - not kidding - $2500 (\"we can talk about $1000\") - for a cabana.  Most disturbing of all was the exacting search for drugs we all had to undergo.  Why?  Apparently this joint has some issues with GHB (aka the date rape drug), that's per one of the security guards.  I never got to the point of ordering a drink because we decided to bail.  Thank god we were on the guest list, because I'm sure I would have felt obligated to stay had I paid the absurd entrance fee.\n\nPS - if you're staying at MGM, where Wet Republic is, go to the MGM pool!  It's waaaay better even if the bodies are slightly less aesthetically pleasing.
__label__1 Meh. I've experienced better for sure than Wet Republic.\n\nGranted, we did come early about 11am because the first # of girls get in free but damn, it wasn't poppin and even the music wasn't poppin.\n\nWe really couldn't do much except sit by the pool on their towels and put our feet in the water. No one was in the pool and we're all waiting for someone to get the party started.\n\nThe weather that day was bad since it was a predicted thunderstorm and the dayclub security told us to take our feet out of the water for 30 minutes because of the lightning that struck in the pool next door as well as being picky about moving our towels to make space for a walkway :(\n\nIt was getting irritating how strict it was here and there wasn't even a crazy party going on.\n\nI wouldn't come here again, unless it was 2pm and we had a speedy entrance. AND free dranks.
__label__3 This place is insane.  First off, the cover is a lot to get in there at $30 for girls and $50 for guys after waiting in line.\n\nDrinks are way over priced too, $8.75 for a beer, $15 for a cocktail.\n\nWith that said, the vibe, music, and atmosphere here is a great time.  Ran into some people that were in town for an Awards Show and had a blast.  Overall this place is fun, but dont go there if you're looking for something cheap to do.
__label__2 Up to now, this Wet Republic appears to still be the place to be and be seen. You'll find a long, long line to get in if you don't get here early enough. If you're with a group of girls and get yourself on the VIP list, at least it'll cut your wait time a ton. You still have to get your bag \"raped\" by security to make sure that you don't bring anything unacceptable, which apparently includes inflatable animals as well! This can take awhile since us girls often bring beach bags with touch up make up, chapstick, extra clothes, you name it, we \"like to be prepared,\" But when it's 115 degrees outside at the end of June, damn! Any length of time is too long to be waiting in line.\n\nThe water itself was also quite warm. It wasn't quite as relievingly refreshing as I'd hoped it be. Maybe that was a subtle ploy to get people to buy the $20-30 frozen drinks, which my friends did thoroughly enjoy! \n\nGreat place to people watch! After all, people are in their designer swimwear and are there to party, so there was never a shortage of entertaining displays of pick up lines and dancing. Wet Republic hosts such well known artists, like Tiesto and Calvin Harris, on certain days so it's awesome to enjoy their music and see them in person and in action!\n\nI must admit though, being spoiled is definitely the way to go here. Getting a cabana may be worth the splurge so you have a place to chill once you're tired of being in the water and just want to kick back and have great service with the great looking staff!
__label__2 This is a great venue that gets more people then should be allowed. I came here to the Summer close out party with Calvin Harris. It took me almost 1hr to get to the bar to get a drink. Most regular size drinks are $17. The security at the door is tighter then TSA at any airport I\"ve been too. Then you get a pat down. One thing to note, men must were swimming trunks or you will not be allowed in. I couldn't have gone in the pool even if I tried it was that crowded. You can't bring water, mints, or just about anything else you would use poolside.
__label__2 Let's get real: If you're going to Wet Republic, it's not because you read Yelp reviews about the service, drinks, music, or prices. You're going because you're giving yourself fully to the Vegas party gods, no matter how inconvenient it may be. \n\nWith its crowds and ridiculous club-like mentality, Wet Republic is definitely not a place I'd think to go to on my own accord. But as part of a bachelorette party, I was game to follow along with whatever the bride-to-be and other bachelorettes wanted. \n\nIf you're not too hung over from the night before, I highly recommend getting there as early as possible. You'll avoid the lines and hopefully get a good spot by the pool without having to pay mucho dinero for a cabana or table. Better yet, get in touch with one of the many promoters who try to get groups on guest lists. \n\nPositives: Good music (with famous DJs spinning quite often), a huge pool, very entertaining people watching. \n\nNegatives: The drinks are outrageously expensive, and there are ridiculous little rules that you have to abide by, like not being allowed to even lean on the back of a VIP booth, crazy thorough searches (seriously, they'll take everything out of your wallet, open your lipstick, and confiscate all gum and mints). \n\nThe biggest negative though? The state of the pool after the party has been going for a few hours. The water is so dirty that it's practically opaque. Definitely not for the squeamish... but I have to admit it was a pretty fun time despite it!
__label__2 Came here this morning/afternoon and gave it a 3 star because it was all for Steve Aoki being the DJ!!! I'm here for my bachelorette weekend and decided to come check him out live and he does NOT disappoint. \n\nThe place itself is ridiculously packed and prices are OVER the top. We got in because we knew a promoter. A bottle of water was $15, drinks were $45 for probably a 32oz bottle. The pool is disgusting because people pee and most likely have sex in it...I would not suggest going inside the pool to dance or hang out. We had a great time  because Steve Aoki was DJ-ing! \n\nIf you don't mind getting wet bodies rub up against you and overly priced drinks, then I would recommend checking this place out when there's a great DJ there!
__label__0 ok here we go...went this past weekend...my goons and I got in with VIP escort...or so we thought.  my dude had on Nike Board shorts, we're in line checking IDs and the bouncer starts feeling on his trunks, guy says \"these are too casual\"...#HUH my dude showed him the netting, told him there Nike swim shorts, not sure what else he could have done.   Bouncer apologized in advance but re-iterated that they were \"too casual for this pool\" he had to go back up to the room and change...minus 1 star......we VIP walk in, cant comment on wait times or lines, pools crazy, folks everywhere having a great time.  we quickly realize we need a locker because we want to get in the pool, lockers are $40...FORTY DOLLARS....minus 1 star....my buddies wife was dancing having a great time, next thing i know i look up and a bouncer is near her telling her to \"grab her stuff\", now im not sure what she did, i didnt see anything happen, maybe she fell down or tripped but I heard the bouncer say \"grab your stuff, you're too drunk\", homie everyone here having a blast is intoxicated, people trip, it happens, it doesnt mean shes hiding Molly in her snatch or snorting coke in the bathroom, let her just go back to partying, but no she got kicked out, for tripping or falling (speculation, but more likely than not)....minus 1 star.....and last but not least....actual lifeguards...like real life, lifeguards...with whistles and red floaties, in the water, blowing their whistles...im not even sure i have to waste anymore time writing...minus 1 star.....
__label__3 Lots of bad reviews here on WetRepublic, and I wanted to set the record straight.  First off, we saw Steve Aoki there on June 29th, 2014. I read the reviews beforehand so I was fairly worried about this place. My wife however really wanted to go, just to say we've finally been to a pool party. Things to note:\n\n1) It's EXPENSIVE - Tickets, drinks, water. . .etc . . .EXPENSIVE\n2) Did you see note 1? Yeah, I want it to sink in.  EXPENSIVE. Beer outside Wet Republic is $5, inside, $15. The lockers are $40, and they can force you to get one if your bag is too big. Pack light.\n3) It does get crowded\n4) Don't touch the pool, no really, it's pretty gross\n5) Line to get in can be horrific!\n\n\"Man!\" you're exclaiming, \"That sounds horrible, why 4 stars?\". Cause it was worth it IF you do it right.\n\nFirst off, don't bother hitting Friday or Saturday. It's way too crowded and the line will be horrific. Sunday is the only day to go.\n\nSecond, get a  cup of ice with water the minute you get in. If you are cheap, just refill the cup from the drinking fountain (it's by the bathrooms). The cheapest drink is $15, so pre-game a drink or two before you get in.\n\nThird, stay close to the stage, far right, or far left hand side. This will be a shaded area, and be close enough for you to enjoy the music, the CO2 blasters, and the bouncers spraying everyone with water.\n\nFourth, relax. You didn't come to Vegas to save money; live a little, enjoy Aoki throwing cake at the audience and spinning some killer beats! The entire crowd was jumping for the entire time he was on stage, so yeah, 4 stars!
__label__3 If you know me, you are already wondering why I gave 4 stars to a pool. To a club. To a place that is everything I despise - sun, water, obnoxious people, annoying music that is too loud, etc...\n\nWell, it gets four stars because I was in a private bungalow. I have no idea what that costs, their website gives you zero pricing information, but Google searches tell me it is anywhere between $5k and $10k. So if you have that kind of money to blow on a pool experience, by all means, blow it here.\n\nBF's work took us on a mini vacation to Vegas and hanging out here was one of the planned activities. We said we weren't interested, but we were persuaded to at least check it out. I was glad we did. The bungalows are spacious and very posh. I was able to avoid the sun, and even though it was 106 outside, it felt about 85 in the bungalow due to the ceiling fan with a mister. \n\nThe good:\n\nThe bungalow was large, we had I believe 22 in our party and space was not an issue.\n\nIf you are into the sun, you have a private area to lay out, or a private jacuzzi to hang out in.\n\nThere is a TV if you want to watch something. Not that you would be able to hear it, lol.\n\nThey give you a massive bowl of fresh fruit upon your arrival, and smaller bowls of frozen grapes, which are promptly replenished if they run out. \n\nWe wanted for nothing, if we ran out of alcohol, more was brought to us. If we wanted a drink, a bikini clad lady would whip it up for us.\n\nThe food we had for lunch was great - sushi, a chilled seafood platter, chicken fingers, sandwiches, fries, fish tacos - all very tasty.\n\nThere is a private bathroom you share with the other bungalows, so waiting in line isn't really an issue since you aren't sharing with the hundreds of people at the pool. \n\nThe bad:\n\nThe security is beyond ridiculous. You cannot bring in a bottle of water or chap stick. My boyfriend couldn't bring his e-cig, but people were allowed to bring in cigarettes. If you have anything they don't allow in, you will need to check your items (and pay $10 for a locker). My advice? Bring your cell phone, ID and sunblock, cause nothing else is getting in. \n\nIt's WAY too loud. Maybe that's just my old lady attitude talking, but really, it's a bit much. We stayed about three hours and I was yelling so much to talk to people that three days later, I still have a hoarse voice. \n\nSince this is hardly my scene, I don't think I would come back - even if we had a bungalow. It was a nice thing to experience once, but I would rather be in a dark casino than out there.
__label__3 Never a bad meal at Z'Tejas. I've been eating at this location for several years now. Anytime my in-laws are in the area, they call my husband and I up to go here for dinner. We spent Christmas Eve here two years in a row, and with a party of 11, not one bad dish! Z'Tejas is kid friendly which is a bonus. Leo's Street Tacos are my favorite along with their Skillet Dumplings. The two combined with a small Caesar salad make for a great meal.
__label__3 There is such a great variety on the menu, it makes it easy to come back and try different dishes. Last night I had the grilled chicken with artichoke hearts, spinach, mushrooms with a wonderful cream sauce and pumpkin seeds on top to finish it off. It also came with mashed potatoes and wonderful grilled veggies, included corn. It was VERY GOOD!\n\nThe happy hour is also a great value and again has many different options to choose from. $5 chambord margarita is sweet and strong! I only had one, but already felt the affects when it was empty.\n\nI have tried a plethora of items on the menu and have not been disappointed in any of them. (The salads are great too!)
__label__0 Dirty!  In a nutshell.  I have rented from this company numerous times as a local.  The website instructs you to bring utility bills along with you to the counter.  I did all of that, always very thorough.  After the long ridiculous notorious wait to pick up the rental for a trip to California, I was told that the \"rules had changed\"  You either need a credit card or a credit check must be done when using a debit card.  Really?  Of course, I ended up not being eligible due to credit issues.  Luckily I already own a vehicle and was still able to make the trip just fine in that one.  They're practices are extremely shady and underhanded.  I love how they spring new garbage on loyal customers.  All of these reviews are completely true, as well, with regard to the horrible customer service!  This company stinks!
__label__0 Wow.....as bad as it gets.... And I've been traveling for 39 years. Terrible terrible terrible
__label__0 Yep the old bait and switch as someone said on here.\n\nI was quoted $99 when booked online.  Arrived at the counter and waited for 30 minutes to get help.  When they got to me my total bill was $250!!!\n\nI asked how is this possible I was quoted $99 online????  He said that doesn't include tax and daily charges which added up to $250!!!!!\n\nWhile driving the car a rock flew out of the back of a truck and cracked the windshield.  When I brought the car back they said it would be covered by insurance but I don't believe it.  Just watching my credit card statement for an additional charge for who knows how much.\n\nThis company should not be called payless because you will definately pay more!!!!\n\nWill NEVER use again.
__label__0 PAYMORE.    Just like all the other reviews.  I was swindled.   I returned the car 95% full on gas, they then decided to charge me 29$ for additional gas.    Oh and I love when they say it's only 200$ for the week.  Get back and random fees equal up to 430$.   \n\nHow are these people still open?   I want to call the Better Business Bureau
__label__1 I got the car and rates I expected and they were cheaper than the rest.  BUT so did the 20 people standing in line ahead of me I imagine.  Absolutely no other rental place had a line and Payless had a huge one.  I would have spent the extra $2 a day to avoid the big wait when I got there.
__label__4 I've been going here for about 4 months now and have seen great results. They keep a fast paced creative workout, only 30 mins in most cases. For as many times as I've gone, 3 x week for 4 months, we always do a new exercise that keeps things from being boring. Of course the workout are targeted and they keep a log of everything. \n\nIf you can afford it the personal assistance can't be beat. I was in ok shape going in, and it is still a challange everytime. \n\nAll the trainers are pros, i worked with Jason and he is patient and professional.
__label__0 I only give one star if they hurt me. This was the worst experience I've paid for since my last airplane flight, and my worst time at a restaurant in recent memory.\n\nThe prices are average for this sort of place. The food is not bad. It tends to the watery side of things. We tried a beef dish and juevos rancheros. The eggs were runny in limpid gravy, and the beef wasn't bad but had some gristle. Their homemade hot sauce is very good. The source of pain was not the food but the atmosphere. The young daughter of the guy behind the counter shrieked almost constantly the entire time we were there--a little over ten minutes waiting to get our food, and then the ten minutes it took us to wolf it down so we could escape. An acquaintance of the guy had a young boy, who also shrieked. Five people sat around a table without food and talked about upselling.\n\nI left with a headache from the shrieking and a bellyache from eating too quickly. Maybe I'll try takeout sometime--but I'll give the other Mexican places around here a shot first.\n\nTo be fair, this place would be awesome if you have horrible children.
__label__4 Great library I love going here and my kids love it even more. I love the children's area we visit the library at least once a week and this is where we spend most of our time. The children's area is great it has computers for the kids to use. It has many sections of books for kids for all ages from babies to grade school n Jr high as well as parenting books. They have a great little play area which offers plenty different toys for the kids to play with and its also equipped with many comfortable little couches. They offer story times for kids of all ages. They have crafts, plays and movies on different dates. As well as coloring pages available anytime. They have many programs to encourage kids to read. As well as reading programs for kids, my kids love going to the library and it encourages them to read more. I love how all the sections are in different areas. For children, teens and adults. I love there small art gallery it mat be small but it is nice. Overall this is a great library. I love going here and love taking my kids here even more.
__label__0 I can't believe the high ratings this place got.  My sis brought home some food from there.  Teriyaki chicken was watery sauce and quite too sweet, the chow mein looked strange...very orange and did not taste like chow mein, the salt & pepper pork was very spicy and she even asked for mild/no spice and the tofu veggie tasted very mediocre.  I would rather eat at Panda Express or China Go Go.
__label__0 Decided to try lunch as it was close to my home.  Went in and was surprised to get both fried rice and chow mein, instead of having to choose one.  Also, went there for dinner, it was good.  My complaint was I ordered the large party trays for my sons b-day party.  I spent almost $200 and was not given anything extra such as crab puffs, egg rolls, etc.  NOTHING!!  When I ordered party trays from Jacky Chan, they gave me crab puffs, which are my favorites.  We haven't been to Rice n noodle, since and never will.  We aren't asking for hand-outs, but when we spend a couple hundred, include something extra, even a fortune cookie would have sufficed, but nothing gets you NO MORE OF OUR BUSINESS!!!!!!!!!!!!
__label__3 Very good chinese food I had since I moved out here. I love their big portions and that they deliver all the time and on time! I love the shrimp with lobster sauce, shrimp walnut, and there egg soup! The family sets are good!
__label__4 This place is by far the best Chinese take out place that I gave eaten in. I lived in NY and been to California several times and this place is just as good or better!! You get a lot if food for little money!! They are quick with their deliveries or pick up order as well!! Keep up the good job guys!!!
__label__3 Tried it for the first time over the weekend. Ordered 2 lunch specials & the portions were awesome. The food tasted decent but I felt that the sauces were a little too sweet in flavor. I'll order different dishes next time.
__label__0 Food is good and came out quick, but that's about it. Customer service here is nonexistent. Lunch special ends at 4pm. My boyfriend and I came in around 3:55pm (I know, I know... really close to 4pm), and tried putting in our order for the special. The waitress tried telling us only before 4pm. My boyfriend showed his watch to her that we still had a couple minutes. She spoke to the man sitting to the table next to us who was eating, I'm assuming the boss, manager, or owner (someone along those lines) to see if we could still order the special. The waitress said, \"Just this once he said it's okay.\" She then went on to say they didn't have any fried rice or noodles, just steamed rice. How can you run a business called Rice n Noodle, but not have it? Also, their employees eat in plain view of the customers. Definitely won't be coming back.
__label__1 Not impressed! The food was was not good, and was overpriced. I would rather go to Panda Express or China Go Go since the food is better and cheaper. The food didn't have much taste and very greasy. My wife and I ate there and then both got horrible gut rot all night. Yeah, it's one of those kind of places. Have not plans of going back there.
__label__3 Flavors and portions were spot on but customer service is lacking. While the service leaves much to be desired it wouldn't prevent me from frequenting the restaurant.
__label__0 Walmart is known for it's stellar customer service where the employees are knowledgeable about the products .... Ohhh wait I must be hallucinating.  Waited and waited at the electronics counter for help. There was three employees standing around doing nothing so I went and asked them to get some help.  A young lady tells me an associate will be right with me and points to him.  There's two guys helping one lady in the printer section.  Eventually she goes to get his attention that I am waiting at check out, so the associate arrives looks at my girlfriend and I and helps another person first who just walked up to the counter that moment!  Rude people didn't even concede the first place position to us even though everyone saw us standing there. I said screw this even though you aren't supposed to take electronics products out of the area I started walking to be checked out by a less rude employee.  As I'm starting to leave the girl who I originally approached to ask for help offers to ring up our order after she sees that the other associate turned his back to us.  Then as we're about to exit the building two employees are locking one of the entrances up for the night shift. Right as we're about to walk out they close the doors and tell is to go the other way even though we saw the doors were still open as we were approaching. After some negotiation the door was opened and I left to get as far away as I could from that forsaken building of shameful service. This was one of the worst customer service experiences I've ever had and I know customer service I was a food server for 3 years.
__label__0 This 24-hour Wal-Mart Supercenter is \"ghetto,\" and when I say that I am by no means dissing their fine, diverse community of customers. I'm talking about the store, the condition of the store, and they way they treat you. \n\nPro: I bought a tire from their auto department, they mounted it quickly and charged me a fair price.\n\nCon: The store is dirty. The employees can be nasty. They are often out of staple items like milk and bread and soft drinks. They have few checkers, they try to steer you to self-checkout machines that don't work, you will stand there waiting forever for someone to come and fix the self-checkout machine. They are obsessed with stopping you on the way out of the store and checking your receipt, a practice which is of questionable legality. And the self-checkout machines are obsessed with calling you a thief (\"Unauthorized item in the bagging area! Attendant has been called!\")\n\nGo a couple of miles southwest to the Wal-Mart Supercenter at 540 Marks Street which is cleaner, better lit, better marketed, and has what you need. For groceries you should be shopping at Winco Foods.
__label__4 OMFG!\n\nI came here for 75% off happy hour tonight after having it bookmarked on my Yelp account for a while. I was originally at Silverton for their Thursday pub crawl, but decided to drag my brother and Don to Twin Creeks for happy hour instead. At first they were a little confused, but after finding out that it was 75% off, they quickly started perusing through the cocktail and tapas menu.\n\nLet me just break down our orders for you:\nPrime Rib Sliders (Chef's special for the night) - $10\nCalamari - $8\nPitcher of Red Sangria - $28\nEspressotini - $10\nPerfect passion - $10\nDreamsicle - $10\nAlmondtini - $10\nBourbon Cookie - $10\n\nThe prime rib sliders were just a little too salty for my taste, but my bro and Don still liked them. The calamari was SO DELICIOUS. They were kind of cut up in cubes, which was different, but the breading was perfectly seasoned and the texture was was a nice combo between crunchy on the outside and tender on the inside. The Red Sangria was A LOT for a the price (not that everything else wasn't). It came in a large pitcher and two big cups that came filled to the rim. The Espressotini was probably my favorite. It wasn't too strong and it tasted exactly as described. The perfect passion was okay, just a little to light for my taste. I thought the Dreamsicle was also just okay, but my brother happened to like it a lot. The almondtini was very flavorful and tasted like pure almond extract (in a good way); the waitress even admitted it was her favorite. The Bourbon Cookie was too strong for me. It was one of those \"Okay, I'm just gonna f*ck you up so you guys can leave already\" drinks. Overall, it was an awesome experience to try so many creative drinks and apps for 24 bucks. Even though the drinks didn't suit my taste, my brother and Don enjoyed them very much. \n\nWhen our bill came, our discount total was $72!!! The tax was $0.06 and our TOTAL amount owed was only $24.06!! It completely blew me away. My brother even acted like a baller and threw down $30 saying, \"I got this bitches.\"\n\nHonestly, can you think of a better happy hour than this? Because I sure can't. I think I know where I'm going to celebrate my birthday...even though it's still 5 months away!
__label__0 If our experience wasn't so bad, it would have made a great skit for late night comedy.  \n\nDrinks: First, we ordered a \"Glass\" of Cabernet and a \"Glass\" of Merlot. About 15 minutes later, the over-the-top smiles aloof waitress brings a \"Bottle\" of Cab and no Merlot. \n\nMeal: It took 50 minutes from placing the order to receive the meal. Other patrons complained to the manager about wait times. When food arrived, we had it bagged in order to make it to next destination.  When we got home, found that the chicken pasta meal did not include pasta, but instead had left over tomato salad and one of the side dishes was not there. \n\nProbably worst of all, the food lacked flavor and there are just too many other superior places to enjoy a great meal.
__label__3 I enjoyed my experience very much.  If I lived closer I would be there often.  Great happy hour.  Should consider opening a seperate location in Summerlin that does tapas.  I would be there.
__label__4 Let's just say that we really enjoyed ourselves very much at the Twin Creeks Lounge Happy Hour last evening.  I don't normally give 5 * but this was as close as it could get with probably a 4.5 * rating being a more accurate rating.  This review is for the lounge and not the restaurant (though I have to go back and try it someday). \n\nThe service was wonderful, from the hostess to our waitress/bartender Michelle to the General Manager Jay, everyone was friendly, professional and easy to interact with.\n\nWe were pleasantly surprised when we checked the Silverton website and saw that Happy Hour @ Twin Creeks is an evening affair.  This worked out perfectly with our plans to go out for the evening, getting a bite to eat and then to play @ the casino.\n\nThe atmosphere was very casual elegance.  Contemporary \"old school\" could describe the environment.  Comfy, dark and just the right amount of light.  The only problem and it was admitted by the staff and management is that the high chairs make it very hard to scoot up close to the table.  Thankfully staff is able to assist and offered to do so without our asking.  They recognize this is a problem.\n\nDrinks were good and all half priced.  Cocktails @ $5 and Stella Artois @ $3.25 per pint.  My wife is not a drinker, but really enjoyed the French Kiss (2 cocktails for her, which is rare) and the Berry Mojito (1st cocktail).  The beer on tap was Stella.\n\nThe tapas were all very nice, but our absolute favorite was the lamb chops (2) which were on the special menu.  Oh, I have to go back just to get some more of that succulent, juicy, tender and delicious lamb!  It was amazing and cooked just perfect at medium rare.  Our second favorite was the sirloin skewer, also very tender for sirloin and the bacon wrapped dates came in third.  The salmon was OK, the bacon wrapped shrimp was nice, but the BBQ sauce was unnecessary  in my opinion.\n\nThis was a wonderful find and we defiantly will return.  Probably visiting the restaurant next time for a full course meal.
__label__3 I'd never eaten sushi before, and this conveyer belt style was a great way to get introduced. I got to see everything available and ask questions about everything in real time rather than be force to decide from a menu. My more experianced sushi friends raved about it to.
__label__1 Scale of 1-10 (single visit):\n5 Food\n6 Service\n7 Atmosphere\n8 Value\n\nBy no means the best sushi.  Though weird as this sounds, grab some creme puffs!  Those are great!  But probably just from Costco.\n\nThey were also unable to figure out when we were done eating (lots of stacked empty plates with no one left eating?), so the payout was slow.  And during lunch table turns should be fast b/c people have to get back to work.\n\nHere's the cool part:  You don't (but you can) order off a menu.  You grab covered food off a conveyor belt that rides around the restaurant.  Apparently this is common in Japan.  I'd never experienced this before.  And the items are cheap ($1-$2), so you kind of just grab what tickles your fancy.
__label__3 On a BUDGET? Eat at Teharu!\n\nNooo I'm not advertising for them but if your in need for a quick fix of sushi, well then grab a seat at Teharu! Their sushi is cheap, in small portions, and well its CHEAP! Good for college kids on a tight budget. Service is ok and could be improved but...its CHEAP so its works out! Its not exactly a place to order your over the top sushi filled with tons of ingredients but it'll do. \n\nGood atmosphere for all ages. Not really a place meant to impress the boss or something...unless their clueless of how sushi is delivered to you on a conveyor belt...hmmm on a second thought, maybe it will.
__label__2 Meh- indeed, This place deserves a review in-line with their prices, \n2-3...  If you haven't done the whole \"revolving sushi\" thing, I recommend checking it out. \nThe sushi is uninspiring and resides in the ladder end of mediocrity. Long waits on the weekends/nights, coupled with few employees and an un attentive wait staff makes this place fall by the wayside in my book.  \nHowever, I will say, if your with a big group of friends who wanna get a quick sushi fix for lunch, this is an excellent option. Everyone can see what they want before they eat it, so it reduces the, \"What's that look like,\" and \"What's in that,\" questions you may come across at a more traditional sushi joint. And of course IT'S CHEAP (but cheap for a reason people so don't expect \"la cr\u00e8me de la cr\u00e8me\"). I've been back a few times with friends who haven't done revolving sush' and I will say, they're consistent in quality. \nGood atmosphere, with some aesthetic appeal. The walls are littered with pictures of patrons who have created skyscrapers with empty plates of consumed fish. So if you want your picture on the wall of fame, bring your appetites. Eat well, Live well, and surround yourselves with ones who do.  - Cheers
__label__2 At Teharu you get what you pay for - which is $2 sushi. It's not the most amazing thing in the world, but for the price it's a decent experience. The conveyor belt is the main draw-in factor for me, but the food and service does leave a little to be desired. It's not exactly fresh all the time, but it's alright. There are better sushi places out there, but if you want a cheap meal that's decent, Teharu is the place for you.
__label__2 This place is a great solution when you need a sushi fix.  While the sushi is not up to the standards of other places in town sofar as size and taste, it's still passable food, especially if you look for the fresher looking sushi or order stuff. \n\nConveyer style is very fun and adds to the ambiance.  The staff is alright, and the place can vary from quiet to packed depending on time and day.  3 stars for sure, and it'd get 3.5 if yelp offered 1/2s.
__label__2 Heard about it through the grapevine and figured, why the heck not?  We went on a Tuesday evening just after 6pm and waited about 5 minutes to be seated.  We were seated in the VERY LAST BOOTH you could get from the conveyor belt, so that sucked rocks as everything had been picked over.  Still, food was decent.  Spicy tuna was nice and spicy, the tempura roll was still hot from the fryer and the veggie rolls were very crisp and delicious.  The cream puffs were frozen solid and never defrosted.  Didn't get to try any of the salads, but the seaweed salad looked phenomenal.  We weren't given plates to lay our chopsticks on, so we grabbed some empty ones from the conveyor belt as it was hard (being in the corner booth) to get anyone's attention.  They turned OFF the conveyor belt while we were still sitting and munching at our table so a waitress finally walked over and said that if we needed anything to go through her.  Then she disappeared, walking throughout the restaurant.  She was nice....but never came back to us, until we asked for our bill then she got a little bit snotty with *why did we take the plates off the conveyor belt*.  \n\nBecause we were never given any plates to put our chopsticks on and we didn't want to just lay them on the table or on the dirty plates.  So, they were a little miffy about it since there were drinks or snacks that we could have been charged for (but again, any *normal* person would notice there was an empty snack/soda/juice container on the table to correspond with the empty plate--duh).  \n\nI can see how this place would fill up fast and could get insanely crowded.  I just didn't like the fact that they TURNED OFF THE CONVEYOR BELT while we were still sitting and eating--that's a sure sign of them not so subtly saying \"Please leave\".  Really felt like they tried to rush the two last tables on that side of the room OUT the door so they could clean and close up that portion of the restaurant.  I didn't enjoy that.  \n\nIT was a little bit loud in there--reminded me of 90's pop rock sung in Japanese--cute, but annoying.  Definitely could have been turned WAY DOWN.
__label__2 This placed used to rock but over the past several months the variety of the sushi has gone down. I usually eat the rolls and they don't make them nearly as often anymore. Oftentimes I keep waiting for rolls to come around but then get fed up when nothing arrives so I ask the chefs to make me something.\n\nIt's a shame because the sushi is cheap.
__label__0 Possibly one of the worst sushi restaurant's I've ever been to. A small group of friends and I went in and asked to sit at the bar. Well, actually we put our names on a piece of paper. No greeting from the employees, just a silent, wait your turn kind of atmosphere. We knew we probably wouldn't sit together (the restaurant is VERY small and they only utilize half the space), but we figured maybe a spot would open up. We sat down to wait and a party of three walked in. They were seated almost immediately. We tried to ask the waiters what had happened, but they put their hands up repeatedly and continued as they were. We gave them the benefit of the doubt and patiently waited our turn.\n\n20 minutes later two parties got up from their seats leaving six bar seats open in a row. We were so happy! We promptly stood up knowing that we'd be seated next. The owners then seated a party of two that had come in after us in the spots that should have gone to us. We asked to speak to the manager who explained to us that they don't seat \"large parties\" at the bar. We reminded her that we were totally okay with being separated, but she stuck to her ridiculous rule of not seating us.\n\nSo here we are, 25 minutes later with no communication letting us know that we were waiting to sit at a table. We asked them to seat us in groups of 2 or individually and the owner continued to explain that we were not welcome at the bar due to our party's size despite that we would all be paying individually. At this point she became hateful and manipulative. She crossed our name off of the top of the hand written list and added our names underneath all of the parties that came in after us. We were so upset that we up and left. We received no customer service (or even interaction) and were treated like an annoyance. If you want to give your money to an entirely rude and spiteful establishment for the sake of a gimmick, go right ahead but I will never be returning.
__label__3 Sake bombs and mackerel. The great price and great location make it a good spot for me to start at before my night out on most weekends. Try to get in early or plan on waiting a little because they get packed really quickly. Not the best sushi I've ever had by any means but I don't remember a time being disappointed at the quality or freshness. They have a variety of the popular rolls people love and some originals that are great as well.
__label__1 The food at Waldo's isn't bad.  It's not even close the best BBQ around, but for the cost, it'll work.  My biggest issue with this place is that the service is normally very slow and sometimes really sucks.  We went there last night and it had a few open booths to sit in but there was a 10-15 minute wait to get a seat because they only had one person waiting tables.  I would have had no problem with the wait, but I know from past experience that they seem to run thin on wait staff here and service suffers as a result of that.  The last time we ate there, everyone in our party had food come out at different times (5+ minute spacing between bringing plates out) and drinks sat empty until one of us got up and pulled the waiter aside to ask for refills and the rest of our food.  If you want cheap BBQ and don't mind weak service, this is probably one of the better choices in town.  If you like to drink while you dine and have your waiter/waitress pay attention to you, this isn't the place.
__label__0 If I could give negative stars, I would. But it isn't necessary. Overpriced \"BBQ\", small portions, terrible tasting food, and lack of service already drug this place into the ground. Don't waste the drive, this place is closed, and I wouldn't expect to see it relocate any time soon. If you really want to have the worst BBQ imaginable, look at their website and find another of their locations before they too close their doors.
__label__2 Always a fan of sushi, but the Sunday crew could have been the \"B\" team that we experienced.  Even though it was a Sunday (early) around 5 or 6pm, we waited for a table and service was super slow.  Good thing we had the time to kill and our server was nice enough.  There was some confusion of how to split the check and she seemed to take forever with sliding our plastic forms of payment....  (only because she was correcting the splitting of the checks which was nice).\n\nOverall, it's a solid place to get sushi if you are in the area.  I would not go out of my way to go to this Sushi 101.  It's a bit tight with the receiving area right when you open the door - makes it a little awkward if you are waiting for a table.\n\nPersonally I am a fan of the life-sized portrait of Gwen Stafani in the Sushi101 off of Park Rd and Woodlawn... but this one has some local art and R2D2 on the walls.\n\nParking can get a bit crazy since the traffic flow around the restaurant is rather odd and the spaces are angled.\n\nA big plus is that Yoforia is right next door so it makes for a short stroll for dessert.
__label__3 I went on this hike with the hike and brew UYE group...which was awesome! This is not close to my house and therefore would never be a regular hike for me. Despite this, the facilities are very nice, there are nice places to take a  break along the trail. So why not 5 stars? It was really easy.... all of the switchbacks make for a pretty flat hike and when you get to the 'highest point' there is no view....what's up with that? The actual peak isn't accessible via the trail and obscures your view of the city....not awesome. I was pretty disappointed. The backside of the hike is a little more of a challenge than the front but still nothing too difficult. I guess it is a testament to my personality, but I like a hike that goes straight up to the top of the mountain so I can get a good view and a good workout and be done with it.... maybe I have no patience, but if you are like me, this may not be the hike for you. Otherwise, this is a pretty nature hike that is fairly easy, so go for it!
__label__4 Love this place!  Great place to go safely hiking and get a workout.  But it is a trail where it is harder to come back - more uphill.  Most hikes you reach your peak and then it's all downhill from there.  Not this place :)  Great views!  Usually see Chuckwallas (lizards) and I just saw my first rattlesnake on this trail and I have probably hiked this trail 20 or more times.  If you are visiting Scottsdale, you must go, even if you just get to the peak, without heading over to the second mountain.  Fabulous!
__label__2 For a company \"cafe\"teria... this is not a bad place. For its convenience since it's on campus and their daily specials change weekly. The prices are kinda steep but that's the price you pay for convenience and the lack of nearby restaurants that are less than 15 mins away. I've tried their \"home\" section with their roasted pork sirloin or oven roasted chicken, it's actually edible, not excellent but it's good nonetheless. I sometimes feel at times depending on the time of day, the choices become limited and they really do not accommodate those who have lunch after 1pm. Some soups are alright too mainly their clam chowder and their chicken noodle. They're satisfactory. But the prices are killer but I am accustomed to this since I previously worked at the ASU tempe campus and the prices at the memorial union were quite steep as well. So if you're looking for a place for a quick lunch or something to pick up to bring back to your desk, this is not a bad alternative.
__label__1 Really nice place with a kitchen (and all the utensils-we made pasta, blended up some drinks, etc).  The beds are comfy, the shower is interesting (you can sort of see the person's shadow when they're up close to the wall), etc.  Not really on the strip, but because of that, the place tries to compensate by looking better and being more spacious.\n\nHowever, when we got there, there were multiple issues-they didn't really clean up the place.  There were used utensils in the shower, someone's clothes were left behind, etc etc.  We called to complain (and the very few times I've had friends complain about a hotel, we immediately got our money back and a new room).  However, they simply didn't care and didn't offer anything to us.  Whack.
__label__2 Booked a suite here with a few friends for NYE 2013. Overall, I was pretty satisfied with this decision.\n\nWell, in the end, at least. \n\nUpon entering the suite, we noticed a bag of trash and some litter on the floor. This was pretty disappointing since we were paying top dollar for the room and deserved better service. Fortunately, the front desk staff apologized and compensated us with a $100 food voucher. Still, there's no excuse for something like this to happen.\n\nAside from the trash mishap, we enjoyed what the suite had to offer. The main features included the following:\n\n-Full kitchen with stove, microwave, dishwasher, kitchenware, fridge, freezer, counter\n-Large sectional couch with a pull-out bed\n-2 big-screen plasma televisions\n-Fire place (that actually worked!)\n-King-size bed\n-Bath-tub near the living room (Ballin'!)\n-Powder Room\n-Full bathroom (shower had water coming out of 3 sources)\n-Giant vanity table\n-2 full-size closets\n\nOur room also had a beautiful view of the Las Vegas strip and surrounding areas.\n\nA few minor complaints about the suite and Palms Place:\n\n1. It took at least four tries before the front desk staff answered our call. MIA much?\n2. No ice machines in the halls = inconvenient\n3. Slow service. We called to request trash pickup and additional ice. Took a LONG time.\n4. One of the sink knobs broke off after turning it once.
__label__3 We got into the place for less than it would cost to stay at the RIO.   It was much nicer too.  There were 6 of us (2 adults and 4 small kids).  We got 2 rooms and once there we upgraded for 50 bucks more.   We ended up with1800 square feet, 2 full kitchens (state of the art), floor to ceiling windows with great views....\n\nPros:\nClean, up-to-date features and amenities, great staff, comfy beds\n\nCons:\nBoth rooms were missing items (remotes, dish towels, glasses).  2 phones in one of the rooms only worked on speakerphone.  Some things were falling apart (strips around shower to keep water in) and beautiful jacuzzi tub did not work.  The did player was missing the cables so it didn't work for the kids the first night.\n\nWe brought up the issues to the manager and she waived the resort fees.  All in all was a great experience and we will return!
__label__4 Loved the hotel! We got the studio suite and for 5 nights for a really good deal. AND we didn't book through any third party sites. Booked straight from their website. \n\nMoving on, the room was a perfect size for us both. Bed was comfortable, the kitchen included all the utensils, ceiling shower, two closets and in one of them, there was a safe for any valuables. The lady who checked us in did tell us that the mini fridge was weight sensitive so if we took anything off even we didn't use it, we'd be charge - which was good to know. Two flat screens in the room! Even though the balcony was locked, the view made up for it :) \n\nKeep in mind that this hotel is more farther from the strip than say... Rio? But if you're trying to stay away from the noise and chaos, this place is perfect. If it's 4AM, and you're drunk and starving, the hotel is connected to the palms which has 24/7 cafe. We didn't really have much interaction with the staff - mostly cause we didn't need anything. But when we did, they were very pleasant and helpful.\n\nWe will be coming back here on our next visit. Maybe book a bigger suite? :)
__label__1 I was excited about the awesome rates and packages offered by Palms Place. Upon entering the room, I was OK with the appearance and presentation of the room. It had a good view of the mountains, but the windows were terribly dirty, but there was a window washer doing the main corridor windows, however not the rooms.\n\nAfter settling in, I tried turning on the TV, however it would not turn on with either of the 2 remotes. I called the front desk and asked them to handle it while I went to lunch. I returned to 3 remotes and neither of them working. I called again to have the TV repaired. Maintenance personnel should up with a fourth remote, which did not solve the issue. He called for another maint. man, which showed up about an hour later, overall it took about 3.5-4 hrs to get my TV working. \n\nThe next morning I went to leave for my conference. As I got to my truck, I noticed my tailgate down. I closed it and noticed that someone had stolen my tail lights out of my truck, on both sides, cutting the factory wiring harness. This was on a Sunday, morning..so BAM!..no vehicle for me today. I filed a report with the security, which I was then given a report and the number for Risk Management. So on Monday I called, Risk Management (I still have not received a call back) and had to go search around for the parts to repair my vehicle, which caused me to miss portion of my conference..Oh, and while my truck was setting in the PP parking, lot, I guess the other patrons felt necessary to put beer bottles and other trash in the back of it. FYI..Palms Place and the connecting Palms parking lot has a lot of trash in it daily, definitely killing the curb appeal. \n\nWhile I was gathering paperwork on Sunday afternoon from the vandalized vehicle experience, I went to turn on the desk lamp. At that moment to CFL bulb literally fell out of it busting all over the desk. Onto Monday..\n\nI made reservations for Simon on Monday night for dinner, since it seems to be the flagship restaurant for Palms Place. We arrived early and went for drinks in the lounge. The female bartender brought a drink menu and never returned. She was at the opposite end of the bar doing squats or something as the other bartender totally had his back to us and was busy chatting her up instead of following up with his patrons. I literally had to walk over to the bar and ask for service as my attempts to capture their attention did not seem to be working. Finally it was time to be seated in the restaurant for our dinner appointment. They seated us by a party of 6, which wasn't bad and seemed kinda spacious. The waiter took our appetizer order of lump crab cakes and then later the main entree order. I had the rib-eye and my guest had the sushi sampler. Our entree beat the appetizer to our table and the guy looked puzzled when I spoke up and said, \"that's a little late, its suppose to be our appetizer\" as we were beginning to eat our main course. He didn't even respond, just looked at me and left it on our table, along with the menus/drink menus that were still in our way. My steak was cooked to order, however it lacked taste and seasoning, as well as the bland mashed potatoes. As we were trying to just make the most of the meal, the other waiters that were servicing the party of 6, felt necessary to keep bumping our table in hast, without an apology or an \"excuse me or I'm sorry\".\n\nOh, but on the bright side, the Otter Pop at Rojo lounge is awesome!! By the time I calculate the the cost of repairs, cab fees and lost time dealing with the issues I encountered at Palms Place, I would've been better to stay on the strip at other, more secure, well kept establishments.
__label__0 Terrible customer service, filthy rooms (especially the shower and tub area). My boyfriend and I had to stay here for two months after our home flooded. The insurance company placed us here because there is a kitchenette. First off they were only supposed to charge the insurance companies credit card but they consistently charged my boyfriends card instead, for thousands of dollars. We were locked out of our room four times. On top of it all the room is dirty! The caulking in the tub and shower was black. That only happens when you don't clean it! Never staying here again, even if the house floods!
__label__0 If there is a negative 1 for a review i would say it's belooooow negative! This hotel sucks!!!!!!!!  U book a room 3 months earlier and they still cant guarantee u a room! All the staff are making excuses for the looooooong wait! And they have a bitchy attitude and that makes it more\nAnnoying!!!!! Do not come to\nThis hotel. So ghetto and the service is the  WORST. WORST of the WORST!!!!!!!!!!
__label__3 Details, details, details...you will see why in a second.\n\nFirst of all, this hotel is more like condos. Every single room in this hotel is set up as a studio, one bedroom or two bedroom. You have a kitchenette and small living room space. The room was super nice! Parking is not a hassle because on this side it is strictly hotel and not casino. Everything else is on the regular Palms side. Check in was quick and efficient. I reserved this room through Priceline. To be honest, I thought the hotel was going to try to play me and put me in a regular room in the Palms (I read all the horror stories). But since the Palms was sold out during our time there, I knew we would end up with our original reservation in Palms Place. The young lady that assisted me answered all my questions and registered my Club Palms card (you can get discounts at restaurants in the hotel complex with this card!). After that we self-parked (which was free) and we were on our way!\nUpon entry, you gasp because everything is so modern plus you get a nice view of the strip (if you request that) or the mountains. Now, I have always been taught to check all aspects of the room before settling in because something may be broken or not working. Imagine my surprise when I bent down to get something and there was trash from the previous people still on the floor! The trash had rolled under the sofa a little bit but it wasn't under there enough for me to not notice it. Also, there were spots all over the counter tops. The throw pillow on the bed was dirty (I take all these things off the beds before I get on them anyway), and the drain in the shower stunk to high heavens! I had to pour some of the shower gel that was provided down that drain just so I could take a shower without holding my nose!\n\nAnyway. Know that this hotel is off the strip, but there is a shuttle to take you to Ceasars to get you to the strip. BUT it only holds 13 people and stops running at 8pm. So you have to be outside EARLY to make sure you get a seat on that shuttle. I had a girl jump in front of boo and I in line because she felt justified to do that because she had missed two previous shuttles. Girl, I understand your pain, but you aren't about to play me and my significant other because you weren't smart enough to be first in line the previous time. I'll give you the first time, but by the second time, you're just stupid for that. Needless to say we still got on before her.\n\nIf they had a bigger shuttle and ran a little bit longer, everything would be spectacular. Oh and if they did a better job of cleaning rooms. Otherwise this hotel was great and I'd have to come back when it is a little bit warmer to enjoy the pools. We didn't do any clubs at this location.
__label__3 This place is freakin' magical after a nightmare at Palace Station. My lovely boyfriend had decided to leave that hotel for this one. I have never stayed at Palms Place before, so I didn't know what to expect. From my understanding my boyfriend normally stays here. Considering that he chose a horrible place to be the night before, I was a little reluctant to see what I was in store for. \n\nUpon entering, everything was clean, and looked sleek in my opinion. Very modern, and chic. Lobby is a bit small, but it's not too bad. \n\nNow this review is strictly for the Studio Suite. I was told that it was pricey since my boyfriend booked it just 12 hours prior. \n\nWhen you walk in, straight away is the bathroom. It's a sliding door, and I may have accidentally slammed it a few times, scaring myself. I feel like there should be a rubber lining to diminish that slamming sound. The bathroom was also very modern.  I wasn't too crazy about the arrangement of the shower & bath though. When you open the shower door, you have about a 3 x 3 space for the shower. There's the regular shower head, and a separate rainfall shower (which wasn't huge at all). Now in that space, it also leads to a whirlpool bathtub (which I did like). I just thought the placement was very odd. The vanity mirror near the sink was loose. I tried moving the mirror up, but it wouldn't hold. \n\nThe view that we had was nothing special. It was just the parking structure. The strip look so far away. \n\nThe casino looked like it could use up more of the space they had open. But most of the workers looked happy. My boyfriend was at the Pai Gow table, and I had an interesting time talking to some of the dealers. \n\nThey also have a decent beer selection. I'm a craft beer type of person, and I can't complain about the beers I've had. \n\nNow the reason why I gave this place 4 stars instead of 5, is because while I enjoyed my stay, it wasn't amazing. There weren't too many options on things to do, other than gamble really. You can easily take a cab to the strip sure, but I would rather be on the strip.
__label__1 Checkin was slow.  Booked through a third party and the substantial $28 resort fee was not transparent as it should have been.  I guess \"resort fee\" is not included in taxes and fees?  Room is ok.  It is a long ways off strip, and if you don't have a car, expect to pay $15 to $20 to get to the Strip.  The shuttle is not very convenient.  Room looked mostly clean.
__label__4 From my initial phone call to find out the procedure to have my Baby repaired, I was extremely impressed. You see my \"Baby\" was struck from behind by a sweet elderly woman who was happy to accept fault by having her insurance fix it.  \n\nBeing new to the Las Vegas, I began my search for reputible auto body shops on Yelp.  My search turned up four shops in my very immediate area, so i figured this should be easy  When I called other competitors, they were dry, rushed, or robotic.  I setup appointments at three other places. One was nice, but overcharging for repairs. The next place was unstructured and had me there 25 minutes past my appointment before they looked at my vehicle, and rudely handed me the estimate without asking for my business.  I was starting to get discouraged and frustrated.  I refused to take my car anywhere that would not be inviting because I ask a great deal of questions. However, when I called Service King, an angelic voice answered, explained the process fully, and even reassured me that they were willing to take care of me right away, no appointment necessary!\n \nUpon arriving the receptionist/assistant, Nancy, greeted me with the same friendly smile in person that she had in her voice over the phone. She introduced me to David Biggs, who was equally as welcoming and professional. In minutes, he had my damage assessed,  estimated, and sent to my insurance liaison by 8am the next morning.  It's always the small things that matter to me. I asked David if he could install a pair of new reverse lights bulbs that I had been unable to do myself, and he assured me that he would have the pros in the shop do it, and would be happy to bill separately. \n\nOnce I received the call from State Farm, I dropped my car off for repair.  If you have  a need and coverage for a rental car, be sure to tell your insurance company to use Hertz. That way you can take advantage of Kimberly's great customer service...right next door! \n\nKeep in mind though, my mind was blown from the world class service and convenience, but I didn't expect a call a few days later from David with a progress report and a promised completion date.  So my pick up day came, Very quickly I might add, and I could not have been more satisfied. My car was repaired perfectly and cleaned inside out. And remember those reverse lamps? Well David told me it was on the house, no charge! Please do not hesitate to take your \"Baby\" here. In my estimation, no one else comes close.
__label__1 Like using Ketchup on spaghetti.\n\nAfter much consideration, and a coin flip, we decided on coming to Panna Thai for dinner last night.  The interior was clean and inviting.  I loved the giant golden elephant paintings on the wall and their Christmas tree made me feel all warm and fuzzy inside.  \n\nThe service was fine as well.  The food is what deems Panna a 2 star joint.  We ordered the fried calamari and the pad thai with tofu.\n\nFried Calamari - Large rings of calamari were a bit tough and quite dry.  The breading had an interesting flavor that wasn't offensive, just not something I was eager to eat.  It was served on a plate of shredded lettuce, but much of the breading fell off, creating a swamp like pile of dusty breading, very unpleasing to the eye.\n\nPad Thai w/ tofu - The Pad Thai here uses a tamarind sauce, which tasted like Gochujang (Korean red pepper paste) and not much else.  This was like boiling spaghetti noodles, adding ketchup and calling it Italian.  The sauce was heavy, and slumped on my palate long after dinner.\n\nPanna falls short of being good Americanized Thai food.  I prefer the authentic flavors found at other restaurants (where's the kaffir lime leaves, fish sauce, galanga, etc...??) \n\nBottom Line: Panna Thai is clean and inviting with good service, but the food leaves a lot to be desired.
__label__1 Outline: Very slow service, iffy food.\n\nOk, I gave it 4 tries. This time it really did it. \n\nI would give three stars for food. Here is why: I don't think it's anything great, but it's not too bad either. Although yesterday my husband refused to finish any of the dishes and my 3 year old is literally throwing up as I write this. Last night he had fried rice and soup (she hadn't eaten anything else for dinner - very slim chance of a coincidence).\n\nAll four times I've been there, it takes 40 minutes to an hour + to get done. And we are usually \"fast\" eaters. We sit down, we know what we want, we eat, and we're out. We go out every day and don't have time to sit around and talk like some people do.\n\nOk, I can understand that also, but when it takes 10 minutes between asking for a check and actually getting one there is something wrong here. My husband had already left by then as my 3 year old had enough of sitting there that long. Good thing I paid with cash or I wouldn't be able to wait for another 10 minutes for them to run a card.\n\nAs much as I want to like it, I can't, and I won't be going back.
__label__0 Horrible horrible horrible service. We sat for 10 minutes and were not greeted so we got up to leave and all they did was wave us goodbye
__label__3 This was my second visit for dinner using a CityCoups.com coupon.  I was really disappointed that they were no longer honoring the Restaurant.com coupon.  This restaurant has a really nice atmosphere, where you would take a date.\n\nWe ordered the Yellow Pork Curry and the Garlic Garlic Shrimp.  The server brought out 2 little metal bowls of Jasmine rice.\n\nThe Yellow Pork Curry was ordered mild.  I like my food Thai Hot, but my friend cannot take the heat.  I thought the curry was more like medium-hot.  I could see the chopped chilis. The server said that the curry paste may be a little hot.  The pork was tender and the potato was a little on the soft side.\n\nThe Garlic Garlic Shrimp had 9 good sized shrimp with the tails on served on a bed of raw cabbage.  There were chunks of dried garlic.  This is always my favorite dish at a Thai restaurant.\n\nOne of my favorite Thai restaurants in Las Vegas.
__label__0 The food is decent, but with the handful of times I've been there...worst customer service, EVER.
__label__3 Great food again an great service. Love the thai tea..has become a fav place..
__label__2 Went for the 1st time it was pretty busy for lunch on a Monday (considering its fairly new) owners were active in and out of the kitchen, which is always nice to see. Had some good lunch options for a reasonable $8 (comes with small salad and side of rice) I disliked the nickel and dimeing. I added egg rolls and an iced tea and ended up with a just shy of $18 bill... for lunch!! The food was good though. And it's one of the ONLY vegan options within a 5 mile radius of my house that's not a fancy sit down joint. So I'll definitely return. Happy Eating!!!
__label__0 I come here about once a year and then I remember why I don't come here more often. My car was next in line to get washed and 3 corp vans were moved in front of me. And now I wait. Will prob take 40 mins to get out of here .
__label__0 Things kept getting worse ...\n\nMy daughter had a desire for some IHOP breakfast, so we stopped there after running several errands on a Saturday morning. With the opening Illinois football game in town, rain, and a holiday weekend, we did not know what to expect.\n\nThe restaurant was crowded but we were seated quickly. Thr waiter was pleasant. Our orders seemed simple: Belgian Waffle Combo and Ham and Egg Melt Combo. So we waited ... and waited ... and waited ... As people who ordered after us got their food it became clear that something had gone wrong. Our waiter had a pained look on his face when he saw what was going on. He came to the table and apologized for the wait. He took the Belgian Waffle Combo off our bill and gave us the bill early. Good attempt at fixing the situation, I thought. Then we waited ... and waited ... and waited ... Finally our food came. I had to ask for silverware since there had been only one set at the table. My sandwich looked lopsided -- one side much more full than the other. I attempted to rectify the situation myself only to find that my Ham and Egg Melt had no ham!\n\nI flagged down the waiter to let him know what happened. He was going to have the sandwich redone, but I said no since we had already been in there so long and the order was still not right. I asked about speaking to the manager. Our waiter went away and told us that the manager said ... get this ... that I would be charged for the price of a kid's grilled cheese sandwich! I told the waiter that I found that insulting and told him that I was not going to pay for the sandwich. He then told me (don't remember if he went back and spoke to the manager again) that he was a crew chief and he would take care of things and that I would not be charged. We finished our meal and left.\n\nThe food was unremarkable but okay. Kudos to the waiter for trying to fix things. The management response about paying for the wrong meal was laughable.\n\nWith other superior breakfast options in town, it will be a long time before I come back to this particular IHOP.
__label__4 My favorite boutique on Mill Ave.  The prices are very reasonable wtih a huge sale section.  I can always find something that I love and can't live without.  The store is clean and easy to navigate.  Very friendly and helpful staff as well!
__label__2 From a business traveler perspective, I have nothing bad to say about this Avis at the Phoenix Airport.  As others have indicated in their reviews, it is worth becoming Avis Preferred so you can have a car ready and assigned to you when you arrived.  \n\nMy party got off the shuttle, walked to the board to see where our car was, found the car and checked out when we left the lot.  Piece of cake and only took a couple minutes.
__label__0 Wow, what a difference over the course of a year.  I reviewed Tommmy Bahama's almost a year ago, and I thought it was great.  The steaks were great, and even the sweet potatoes, which I normally don't like, were great.  \n\nWe have been going to Tommy Bahama's about twice per month since then, and each time has been good, with the exception of this last time.  \n\nThings started off okay, we got our table, got our appetizers, and all was good.  But then the steak came.  My girlfriend just thinks it was overcooked, but it tasted like much cheaper meat to me.  The filet was bland and stringy.  And the sweet potatoes were actually the same, tasteless and stringy.  Odd, but true.  The whole meal was sort of so-so.  \n\nThe service was okay, but there was something not quite right.  The staff seemed on edge.  It was a weird feeling, like they were just not happy to be there.  And then the topper; my girlfriend put some sweet potato on a smaller plate to try them out, and some women came by and snatched her plate of food away.  She still had her food on it, and the woman never asked if we wanted it taken away.  The woman was wearing a pink polo shirt, so she looked more like one of the managers than a server.  We thought about complaining, but it just felt like maybe it wasn't worth it.  \n\nNot to look to much into this, but I wonder if the place is having financial issues, so the food is not as good and the people are on edge.  Either way, it's a shame because this was a regular place for us to hang out for a nice dinner out, and we would usually grab some stuff from the store after the meal.  We may give it once last chance, maybe this was an off night, but it feels like the magic might be gone from this one.
__label__0 Dinner was poor service, bad food and too expensive.  Good location for happy hour only.
__label__4 The experience was perfect.  The staff and waitress was amazingly attentive.  The food was stellar.  We had the crab cakes to start, yum!! We had the anchor chili scallops and coffee rub steak, both were perfect, the scallops blew my mind! I took the pina colada cake to go, so moist and tasty.\n\nHighly recommended!
__label__1 I'm usually not this harsh on a review but I'm not going there again.\nOrdered tortilla chips and guacamole as an appetizer. $10 and a very small serving. Not worth it!\nI had the beer battered fish sandwich. After 3 bites I already knew my stomach was going to be giving me problems. It was literally dripping oil. Every bite felt like a spoon of oil. Couldn't finish the sandwich. That's saying a lot for me.
__label__2 Solid! Not bad, not excellent, but solid.\n\nWe got delivery last night and chose Curry in the Box because I'd heard they have some good vegan options. We ordered the squash curry and the vegetarian chana masala and an order of the veggie summer rolls. The delivery was pretty quick and the food arrived hot.\n\nThe summer rolls were pretty flavorless and needed to be smothered in sauce to cover up the taste of plain lettuce. The curry and chana masala were both tasty, but the portions were on the small size considering their price. I liked that you had the option of brown or white rice, which is a big plus in my book.\n\nOverall, the food was tasty, but nothing extraordinary for me and I think I might test out other comparable options next time.
__label__4 Loved it.  Perfect thin and charred crust and great toppings.  Very fast service for a busy place.  Better than the place at Hilldale.
__label__4 One of our FAVORITE places in Madison!  The best pizza in Madison, hands down. The crust, sauce and fresh toppings are all perfect, and the salads were fresh and delicious as well. (sylvetta salad was our favorite} The location always made it a great outing,located across from Trader Joe's and near Art Gecko.  We mill Pizza Brutta! This will be a spot we will not miss next time we are in Madison.
__label__3 Inconsistent quality and service costs them a star.\n\nFirst marinara pizza was a five star -- needed more blistering and they should replace basil with oregano, but the charring was absolutely perfect, as was the sauce -- best sauce ever.\n\nSecond marinara pizza was only 3 stars -- crust was burnt.\n\nBeer choices were 3 stars -- one so bad we didn't finish (spotted cow???), the other really good (red ale???).\n\nHere with a large group.  Some orders were messed up and some corrections of those also messed up.\n\nOverall a good experience, but we've had much better -- 4 stars.
__label__4 If you can't decide on a lunch spot come to Pizza Brutta. Don't think about it. Just do it. \n\nWhen you get here order at the counter. It doesn't really matter what you order because it's all delicious but I suggest a Rossoverde pie and the caprese salad. Wash it down with a Dale's Pale Ale.\n \n Service is always fast and courteous so don't forget to drop a few bucks in the tip jar. After all, you're eating delicious food for a really low price point. Don't be stingy.
__label__1 So I've been here a half dozen times now (not by choice mind you!) and the 2 star rating still holds. \n\nAn example of how rude their servers are: \nI ordered a sushi platter described on the menu as \"california roll, and tuna hand roll\". I despise spicy tuna (I hate spicy things and hate mayo) so imagine my surprise when a *spicy* tuna handroll shows up. I explain to the waiter the menu says just tuna so I'd like a tuna handroll. He refuses, says I'm wrong, the menu says \"spicy\" and walks away. I have to freaking go grab a menu , show him the words \"tuna hand roll\" , and ask again for a new handroll before he goes and grabs me another one. UGH\n\nBesides the service, the food is just BLAH. Bland, expensive. I'm into the whole foo-foo lunch thing, but honestly Society Cafe at Encore does the whole concept far better. The surf and turf tacos for $17 are TINY. I got a filet mignon cobb salad today for $18. I order my steak medium rare. The salad is so sad looking and imagine my disappointment to find my \"filet mignon\" is 2 ounces or so of grizzly, tough, dark brown \"steak\". Hardly a filet mignon, definitely not medium rare, and for sure 2 ounces of steak over greens for $18 is a ripoff. The sushi is a step above grocery store sushi - yup, that's the best I can say for it. \n\nRant over . Space is still beautiful but service & food continue to go downhill.
__label__1 Two words:  shitty service
__label__3 this review is only for the sunday brunch. \n\ni would give this place 4 stars for their bottomless bloody marys alone ($15, so worth it), which you customize yourself from a bar that includes pretty much everything under the sun that you may think of putting in a bloody mary, from pickled garlic to slim jims (sounds gross, but works) and oh, literally about 100 different hot sauces with names like 'bloody rectum', among others.\n\nas for the food, there's the serve yourself bar with seafood, baked goods, cereal, smoothie station, etc.. as well as a menu you can order individual items off of- i only tried the french toast and lobster brioche benedict, and both were pretty top notch (of course i was a few drinks in on top of a pretty proper hangover).\n\nservice was friendly and professional, the extra touches, like jars full of old school candy- smarties, laffy taffy, nerds, swedish fish, so cute.
__label__1 Review for Sunday Brunch:\n\nFood 4.5\nService 1 and that is being kind.\n\nI love the concept of half buffet and half ordering off the menu.   You really can't go wrong with assorted pastries, sushi, shrimp, smoothie bar and a panini  and crepe station just to name a few options.   Off the menu the standouts for me were the Lobster Brioche, apple cinnamon pancakes, pork ribs and the junk food dessert platter.  Honestly, I thought the food was all amazing.\n\nNow, the service on the other hand was a major fail!  I'm paying for bottomless drinks and I shouldn't have to wave or hunt down staff for this.  Even ordering our first items off the menu upon arrival took quite a while.  Keep in mind we joined a large ongoing birthday party in the back dining area.  At one point someone in our party took it upon themselves to retrieve the champagne and serve us.  \n\nJust like my prior visit for dinner, Simon did come out which is a nice touch.  I do love the atmosphere and our group did wear PJs which is fun so I will probably be back but for the price I expect better service and next time won't be afraid to ask for management if I'm not getting it.
__label__2 Had my gf office party here. It was meh. Probably won't go here again but I can see the appeal to some folks
__label__0 I attended a birthday brunch on Sunday.  It's been a year since I had been and honestly I think 1 star is being generous at this point.  I would say the food is at a 4 now and that is because they dropped the popular desserts off the menu and only have the cotton candy.  Gone is the junk food dessert platter.  They still have items on the buffet portion but none really stood out to me.\n\nThe ribs and the apple cinnamon pancakes off the menu were amazing just like last year. Unfortunately, that doesn't make up for the horrid service we received.  So bad that we asked to speak to a manager when the bill came.  I understand we were a large party and so gratuity was already added which I guess to our main waiter, Kenny, meant that he didn't have to earn it.  Orders were slow, drinks were slow, utensils were slow.  Someone in our party waited 20 minutes for a fork.  Toward the end one of the birthday host found the alcohol and took over serving duties.  It was deja vu from last year.  \n\nManagers excuse was they were short staffed.  I don't want to hear excuses.  Kenny should have mentioned that when we first seated.  He could have left pitchers of water, tea, extra utensils on the table to alleviate his burden.  Last year the server left the champagne bucket and we served ourselves.  \n\nFINAL WARNING:  PAY WITH CASH or Simons will hijack your bank account.  It has now been four days and they still have a hold on my account for a bottomless brunch I didn't order for $77.  It's not necessarily the amount but the principle.  I was also charged $51 for the alcohol free brunch which is what was my bill should have been.   I called and talked to the manager and he said it happens pretty frequently.  I understand holds but charging me for an entire meal I didn't order is out of line.  Again, just excuses.
__label__0 I beginning to like food trucks after I ate at this over rated (by mostly female food critics..one female food critic wrote that the owner/chef is easy on her eyes! is she really a food critic? ) dump. This celebrity chef once worked with a certain Ivana in New York, and he comes with some impressive credentials to the uninitiated, uninformed, the clueless and this female food critic !.  But he can't fool the real foodies. \n\nWhen you have cotton candy (as you see at circus and third class joints on main street) as a main attraction it speaks much for the creativity of the chef. The meat was not over cooked or under cooked...just not cooked. Raw meat brought to the table (from which school did this man acquire the fine culinary skills needed to transfer the raw meat from the wholesale supplier on to the table) and it was so revolting I turned  from a carnivore to a vegan and even took up yoga and meditation. However the memory of the uncooked morsel of meat, still sends shivers and anti-peristalsis down by food pipe to this date.\n\nThe truck taco stand at gas stations is hundred times better than this dump. The rock star chef with long hair is seen cooking without a head cover in social magazines and TV shows. Obviously he is oblivious to health department regulations or he is beyond any rules and regulations.\n\nThe desert was a disaster. The drinks overpriced for no reason other than you are dining in celebrity chef's esteemed eatery. I would not be surprised if this place closes soon and the rock star goes cooking for the lazy rich and famous sitting on their fat ass from the loans given to them by the golfing buddy crook bankers   One of my worst eating experiences.\n\nI think the  Celebrity Chefs days are over and the food trucks are the future and Mexican fast food is the future.. It is time they stop these TV chefs experimenting with their \"reduction cooking techniques\" on unsuspecting people.  It it time they stop fooling people and get a day job as construction workers or even washing dishes or bus boys and girls like this fat and ugly idiot- Poola Doom.
__label__2 Friendly hostess who also brought our food. I think the food was okay for the price we paid but the coffee was excellent nice and strong unlike American coffee! Probably will give it another try soon.
__label__2 Went for lunch. Ordered African peanut soup and a salami sandwich. Both were good. BF was less impressed with his schnitzel, he thought the portion size was too small but thought it tasted ok. Would like to try dinner, maybe do a big German meal. Not sure if I can get him to go back, however. A little pricey for meal size. He was still hungry after lunch.
__label__3 We ordered it for delievery with http://www.youbuyandwefly.com.  It's resonably priced and very yummy.  We'll order again.  I can't comment on the actual location though because again we ordered delievery.  I had the hot and sour soup and it was delicous, we also ordered some sweet and sour pork, orange chicken, and chicken chow main it was all good!
__label__1 Food is better than service......cashier acts as if she's doing me a favor,even though she was nicely rude....this is sad because Goodyear could use more GOOD mom & pop businesses.
__label__0 Just watched the chef drop his tongs on the ground, pick them up and use them again. Refund? Yes please.  Not returning to this place. When I asked him about it he wouldn't respond to me.
__label__4 Oh. My. Chocolishisness. \n\nThese are ridiculously flavorful (no guessing... you'll know which is which) and uniquely textured... I would certainly NOT wait for Valentine's Day. It deserves all five stars, while definitely a luxury, totally worth it for chocolate lovers (or for any level of chocolate appreciaters).
__label__2 I hate to say it, but Darren and I were both a little let down by Toonseum. Darren's a big comics fan (luckily he knew who most of the artists were since there wasn't anything telling visitors who the illustrators were) and I am big into animation (I went to school for it at one time), but we were underwhelmed simply because they don't have much to look at. There's just a hall and then a larger room that they use for meetings and such (it can be rented out or reserved I think). It could be a really cool museum if there was just more to it. I got bored in here after a half hour. \n\nThe gift shop is pretty cool, though even if they don't have anything you can't find at other comics or book shops in the city (they have mostly graphic novels for sale, some new comics, and some toys and curios). But for $5, it's a fun, harmless way to kill some time Downtown.
__label__2 I really go to this place to have their drinking chocolate. Its a $4.00 of pure bliss. They have 4 flavors. I always get the Mayan witch is a Slightly spicy drinking chocolate. I believe they have a new one thats more spicy than the Mayan, a white chocolate, and a plain chocolate. A must have if your over that way :)
__label__2 I really wanted to love Maizie's but after a few visits I think it is just ok on average. I have had brunch there once and lunch three times- the brunch food was much better than the lunch food. I feel that the consistency is just not there yet- I have ordered the same thing on a couple of occasions and it has turned out differently each time.\n\nThe highlights are the nice little patio witha great view of the light rail and the delicious breakfast burrito. The salads are decent and I like that they serve them in a big wooden bowl. The veggie burger was a letdown and I found its tazatziki and onion marmelade accompaniments disappointing and bizarre.  Two fellow dining companions ordered the regular burgers and both said they were only ok. A deli sandwich one ordered was pronounced bland.\n\nI hope over time that  food will improve a bit and they will get more consistent. I really want to like Maizies and I will definitely go back to see if it has improved.
__label__1 The atmosphere is Mazie's is nice - and that's about all the positivity I can muster up for this place. \n\nAt first I was thrilled to see how cheap their martinis were ($6), but then I soon realized the reasoning behind that - there is virtually NO alcohol in them!  My lemondrop martini tasted like Sprite (ew), and after 2.5 of them I still felt perfectly fine to drive home.  Just to give you some reference on what a low alcohol tolerance I have, ONE martini at Fez will get me feeling good enough that I won't feel comfortable driving. \n\nMy veggie burger was very dry and bland - even with the tzatziki I was looking forward to.  My boyfriend noted that his \"real\" (meat) burger was also dry and he didn't eat half of his. \n\nEven though the food and drinks were not up to my expectations, I still enjoyed the metropolitan atmosphere I found in Mazie's and I would be willing to try it again for brunch.
__label__1 The location and atmosphere are tops, service is fine, food is forgettable.  I can say this because I ate there about a month ago, and now that I'm getting around to doing the review I can hardly remember what we had - a rare thing from someone who can recite an excellent meal course by course for years afterwards.  we did started with quesadia, and the four os us all got different dishes, all of which I tasted and not of which were either outstanding or offensive.  The red wine selection is heavy on the highly fruity/jammy styles.\n\nThe location next to the light rail on Central, and with the big outdoor patio can make a trip to Maizie's worthwhile if you are looking for a place sit, talk and nosh, if nosh isn't your key focus.  My husband and and I went with some relatives we hadn't seen in ages, and it was a great place to sit and catch up for a few hours.  And despite the crowd's that evening the server was gracious about not hurrying us out of there.
__label__1 Ummmm....not my favorite!! Have heard a lot of great things about Maizie's, but had a late lunch there over the weekend and was kind of underwhelmed.\n\nWe found the whole seating process very disorienting and confusing, but once we were settled, we found the menu to be too big and overwhelming! I am a girl who loves an option, but this is like a Cheesecake Factory effect where I begin to assume they serve everything, yet specialize in nothing. Plus, there are a million people running around the restaurant, but it didn't seem like anyone was really providing good service to their tables. Actually, that was because nearly every server was eating in plain sight of the diners, which just bugs, especially when my ice tea is empty. \n\nMy BF and I both ordered salads....both were okay although there were definitely some serious lettuce rejects in both. The chili was quite good though, which was a nice surprise!\n\nLooks like they have a good happy hour and a committed local Cen Pho crowd, which is always a pleasure to see, but I just didn't quite get it.  Sorry Maizie's, not thinking I'll be back anytime soon.
__label__3 Awesome brunch spot. Awesome $3 Bloody Mary. Awesome service. One of the most poorly executed menus ever. (Likely, this doesn't matter to most diners, but there were so many erroneous apostrophes my eyes hurt. Or maybe that was the Comic Sans font it was typed in.)\n\nMenu aside, portions were generous, servers were nothing but friendly, outdoor patio was comfortable and warm, thanks to noontime sun and some heaters. I ate salmon cakes with eggs over easy on ciabatta -- loved it. The breakfast potatoes that come with the omelets also looked delicious. But please, Maize's, for the love of the English language (and your restaurant, because I really enjoyed eating there), a proofreader would behoove you.
__label__1 The toasted panini that I had cold meat in the center. The music inside was obnoxiously loud. The only reason that I'm giving it more than one star is because the waiter was very nice. Everything else was less than savory
__label__2 Went here last night for dinner around 8pm. It wasn't too crowded and we were seated promptly. There was a pizza and wine special (every Weds apparently), but we opted to go order from the menu as i had pizza for lunch.  I love trying chicken salad sandwiches at new places, so why should this place be any different? Maizie's had grapes and dried apricots mixed in... Wonderful! Perfectly peppery to balance out the fruit.  For the side, the server recommended a mix of hand-cut and sweet potato fries, which did not disappoint.  I love SP fries that are medium cut like theirs and the fresh-cut potatoes were amazing! The chipotle aioli was quite good too.  I wasn't in the mood for a drink (what?!), but i did try the bf's red sangria, which was pretty good and i would definitely order it next time i want a cocktail.  He ordered the special which was ribs with sides of new potatoes, roasted veggies and some sort of corn. He couldn't finish it all and that is quite odd for him. At $13 it was quite the steal for him to have leftovers!\nI hope we can get back there for happy hour, which runs from 3-6pm... I can't remember if its weekdays or every day... But i look forward to a few $3 sangrias!   =)
__label__2 Visited here on August 4th. I have heard about Maizie's for a few years and thought we would give it a go. Upon arrival, the young lady at the front desk was pleasant, but there was certainly no smile coming from her. I think the greeting one gets when coming to an establishment sets the tone. \n\nWaitress was very nice and very helpful. I think she was the bright spot of the evening. \n\nFood, I must say was mediocre. I was disappointed - maybe I had my expectations too high. I had some buffalo chicken dip - served with chips and a piece of pita bread. Chips were stale - disappointing. The dip was ok. The waitress told us that people come from miles around for the dip. Not sure why. Luckily we were there during happy hour time and got the dip for $5. had I paid $9.50 (regular price) I would have been really disappointed. \n\nHad a burger with sweet potato fries. Again, it was OK. But nothing you can't get elsewhere. I  think they should toast the buns (Ciabatta bread) as the juices from the burger and moisture from the vegetables on the burger make the bread get soggy very quickly. Toasting the bread would have gave it a bit more structure and would have held up better. \n\nWill I go back? Maybe. Maybe not. All was OK - but nothing really stood out.
__label__3 There are things about Mazie's that I just love. Like the sandwiches, expecially the turkado... It is exactly what it sounds like and delish. The breakfast burrito is amazing and covered in gravy. The benedict plates are okay. The hollandaise isn't my favourite and the eggs aren't poached... sad face. But so far... Everything else I have had there has been pretty amazing. Breakfast pizza has an egg on it... EGG! (If you like your eggs runny, order them sunny side up. The over easy eggs were overcooked) Also I love the sweet potato fries here. My favourite! \n\nThe wait staff is always super friendly. Always quick to pick up plates and refill glasses. I love the ambiance. Lovely little signage hanging on the wine rack: Wine a little, you'll feel better. Thought that was really rad. \n\nThere's not much else I can say about Mazie's that hasn't been said. Cool place to grab brunch or watch some football at the bar.
__label__2 I've ordered some great gifts online from them, and when I was recently in Madison I had to stop by. They have an amazing selection of cheeses, but I wasn't as blown away as I had hoped. Maybe it was because they were a bit busy, but no one said hello or offered any help until we had been in the store for at least 15 minutes. I guess that just turned me off a little bit.\nHowever, if I lived nearby I can imagine that I would be in here a lot. They have some good looking cheeses in those cabinets, and I would eagerly try every one at least once.
__label__4 Wonderful little cheese shop with a variety of cheeses you've never heard of or heard of but never tasted. You can buy small pieces - orphans, they call them - so that you can taste without spending a bundle. There are gifts for foodies, too: jams, confits, crackers, etc. Really friendly staff and great sandwiches. Wish this had been around during my days at UW-Madison.
__label__1 Stopped in to this cheese shop while visiting from out of town. We wanted to do a tasting of various cheeses and figured this would be the place to go. When I asked about doing a tasting the guy acted confused and was very unfriendly. It's a cheese shop so I figured they would have an option where you could pick several cheeses to taste for a price. After giving up on the tasting idea we thought we'd still grab a sandwich since we read that they make sandwiches. All the sandwiches were pre-made and sitting in a cooler. Not too appetizing so we left without purchasing anything...\nI still give it two stars because they had a nice assortment of cheeses and the shop was cute. Customer service here is awful. The lady at the counter was rude too. Our time in Madison was short so it wasn't worth us wasting time in a place like this.
__label__4 Had a jarringly friendly counter-woman, which may be standard for Wisconsin.  On a road trip through we only had time for a quick lunch, and I think we made the perfect choice.\n\nThe store is littered with samples. We each ordered sandwiches which came with cornichons (I could take or leave) and a chocolate square (perfect ending). Surprisingly affordable sandwich deal for such a place, but otherwise pretty pricey. \n\nAs I approached the counter I kept finding things I had to buy, cheese squeaks (were great on the road), \"orphans\" (little cut ends of cheese for $2-4), beer (self explanatory). \n\nWe headed out to the patio with sandwiches and haul in tow, but kept eyeing the grassy patch across the street for a picnic. We weren't sure what the rules were about drinking beer outside of designated restaurant areas, and inquired within. Not only did she say it was fine, the perfect picnic blanket appeared from her hands and we proceeded to have a genuinely great meal in the sun, on the grass, by city hall, watching the protesters and chipmunks scurry around us.\n\nAnyway, this counter woman facilitated a great meal, the bread is universally delicious and sandwich appropriate, though I was partial to the sunflower seed thing used for the PBJ. The cranberry relish on their turkey and the jelly used on PBJ were both similar, chunky, sweet and tasty. Smoked chicken was creamy and the cheese was mild, but could have used a more bitter green on it. I wish I had tried the Salami. Across the board, my only complaint is that I wish the cheeses had been more prominent on the sandwiches, and that I wish they had some kind of grilled cheese/pure cheese sandwich on offer.\n\nI had a local Wisconsin red ale (Quisconsin I think?), a friend had a cider. Both went well.
__label__3 I know that this is a cheese shop, but I seriously had the best potato chip here. Look for the chips in the brown paper bags...they are mind-blowing.\n\nOther than amazing potato chips, they make tasty sandwiches ready to go. I had a turkey one with Brie and a unique jam, but it was the bread that really stood out. They also have a great selection of candies, including Dean & Deluca products, and cute gifts for any foodie. Friendly staff, yummy samples and nice outdoor seating. If only they had fresh baguettes to go!
__label__3 \"If you can't change the situation, then change the way the situation affects you.  The choice is yours!\"---Unknown\n\nSure it can get hot..think theraputic sauna type heat.  The rest of the year is great! As my friends and family to the east are shoveling snow I am sitting out on my patio.  \nPlenty of sun and fun here in the Valley!  I have never been lacking in options for things to do in Phoenix.  I can stay in and play or take on a hike in many of our Urban trails through the city.  We have several great places to eat and play.  There is always something new to try. \n\nDeciding to live downtown close to work was a decision I enjoy more each day.  But I withhold 1 star for the lack of Green Space/Parks and the unwilling nature to improve the residential/pedestrian conditions through downtown and the need to improve some of the public transportation options through town.  \n\nBut I am not just naggin' here as I am one of few that is tryin to get involved to make changes where I can.
__label__4 Awesome show! Terry Fator has definetely earn his spot on the Las Vegas Strip as the headliner for the Mirage. Probably one of the best comedy performances I have seen (And I have seen plenty... like Dane Cook live). \n\nFirst of all, I remember when the 'Terry Fator Theatre' was the Danny Gans' theater. They truly did a great job renovating. Terry Fator Theatre is very modern and plush, with great lighting and a stage that would remind you of a game show set. The crowd is warmed up by other comedy performers and  DJs, who plays a danceable mix of pop songs.\n\nFator uses a series of TV-famous plushy, pop-eyed puppet characters, a crew of Muppets knockoffs. But trust me when I say, they are more entertaining than the muppets (they come closer to Avenue Q style puppets).  \n\nFator shows his expertise in ventriloquism within the first five mins of the show, and his animated and expressive characters are a foundation for his true talent: He's a singing impressionist conjuring the distinctive sounds and styles of Garth Brooks, Rod Stewart, Etta James, Louie Armstrong, Axl Rose and even Elvis.\n\nHe is very interactive with the audience, and performs songs that  everyone in the audience should know. Fator is undeniably talented, likeable and professional, and his act at the Mirage shows to be around for a long time.
__label__4 Terry is incredibly funny and incredibly talented as a comedian, as a singer and impersonator. Easily one of the best shows in Vegas right now. An absolute MUST SEE. Worth every single penny. The show's is really well produced too. A winner all-around.\n\nMy advice on where to sit:  Even though the theater is not too big, try to get a seat closer to the stage so you can actually see Terry's face. Even though they have 2 large TV screens on both sides of the stage, the video and audio were slightly out of sync (not sure if this was the case only that night, or if it's a technical issue they don't have under control).
__label__4 The best show in vegas, period.  Terry has more talent in his pinky than most performers have in their entire bodies.   He has so much charisma, and humility it's amazing to see.  I took my wife and mother in law to see the show, and we were grins throughout the entire performance.\n\nWould highly recommend to anyone who is willing to let go and have a good time.
__label__4 this guy so so talented. i can see why he won AGT. even if he wasn't a ventriloquist, he would still be amazing. his voice is amazing. my only complaint about the show was the awkward break in the middle where he breaks into an original song about our military/police/fireman, etc. while i appreciate our armed forces very much, this part of the show was random and did not make any sense in the context of the rest of the show.
__label__0 my father and I went there for breakfast.  The place was empty except for two tables.  My dad ordered his regular oatmeal with two corn muffins.  how can you go wrong with oatmeal, well instead of serving milk with the oatmeal they served those little tiny containers of half and half the ones which go with the coffee.  I ordered the multi-grain pancakes which came out under cooked and pasty, sent them back.  The next order or multi-grain pancakes came out way over cooked and dry like card board, sent them back. Then the manager came out and said all the multi-grain and wheat pancakes are always dry, I said they should put that on the menu - multi-grain pancakes always dry.  Then I tried the blueberry pancakes, well it must not have been a pancake day as the blueberry pancakes tasted funny, all the blueberries were right in the middle of the pancakes and they too were dry and pasty.  The server was not much help saying things which contradicted the manager.  Can't anyone get an honest answer when they ask questions about the food.
__label__0 This particular Cracker Barrel in Mesa is where I have had the worst dining experience of my life. My sister and fiance are both servers and they were with me this day as well as a couple other friends. We were seated right away in an empty back section of the restaurant. I go to the bathroom and come back and my party is gone? Our table was moved because oops! No one's working that section of the restaurant. \n\nIt took over 20 minutes just to get our drink order taken. We had a couple people stop by and say, someone will be right with you, someone will be right with you. We finally had another server stop by and start to take our drink order. People who had arrived after us were getting their drinks and salads already. Since we'd been waiting forever at this point someone said can we just go ahead and order while we're at it? And started placing their order. By the time the waitress got around to the last person (my sister) she was very impatient. Since my sister had some questions about the menu she started asking some polite questions (What comes with this dish? Can I sub this for that?) The waitress literally said \"Could you please hurry up? I have other tables to wait on.\" My sister sat there with her mouth open, flabbergasted that someone would be that rude to her especially since we were getting crappy service already. \n\nBy the time the rude waitress (I think her name was Bobby?) finally got our order in and it came out (forever later, no refills on drinks) my order of 1/2 lb. hamburger was wrong and I got a hamburger steak? I think they just took it to the back and put a bun on it but I don't care, I was hungry. My fiance finally gets up to get a manager to explain the extremely lousy and rude service we received and we ended up getting the entire 5 meals comp'd. I don't think we saw our \"actual\" server the entire time we were there. The oddest thing about this whole thing is that the restaurant wasn't even busy. They had sections closed off. Our waitress had only 5 tables or so seated during the time we were there.  We ended up tipping the hostess a couple bucks because she was the only person who competently (not that there's much competition here) did her job. \n\nToo long, didn't read version: If you go to this Cracker Barrel make sure you get a good server and if it starts to take more than 10 minutes to get your drink order taken, you should consider leaving before you even start. I recommend Logan's Roadhouse.
__label__0 My social group, Fred's Playland traveled to the Mesa area to tube on the Salt river. We chose the Cracker Barrel for breakfast but never got the chance to sample the food. I made a reservation for a bus load of 42 people with Michael the manager. This reservation was made 3 weeks before our trip. Reservation was confirmed 3 days before our trip, and re-confirmed the day before our visit. I called with a 30 minute heads up and was told they had no room for us and we would have to get in line with our 42 people and wait for available tables. I asked for the manager and was put on forget not once but three times.\n\nFinally I went to plan B and called Golden Coral. They were more than happy to make space for our group and even gave us our own dining area and servers. I give a big thumbs down to Cracker Barrel. This type of custoomeer service is totally unacceptable. It would have been just as easy to say they didn't want our business to begin with. They not only disapointed a customer, they disapointed 42 in one shot. Lack of customer service only ends up with lack of customers.
__label__2 Food is alright. Had the mac and cheese and country green beans. The biscuits were good. Sis was insistent on trying it and since we were crunched on time we took it to-go. Took a while for the take out and prices are pretty high for the quality.
__label__1 I'm a vegetarian, so if you are a meat and potatoes type of person ignore my star reviews.  \n\nI ended up getting the blueberry pancakes, which were good considering the place I was at.  They were not perfectly round and have fresh blueberries, so like what I would make at home.  Not the perfect cookie cutter ones like at IHOP.  \nI did love I got my own jar of blueberry compote, it was warmed up too.  (I kept the bottle, I love little things like that.)\n\nEvery dish on the menu was meat, except for the veggie platter (I believe that is what it is called).  The breakfast menu was the one that had the least meat dishes. \n\nThe server was very friendly, I asked for decaf iced tea so he brought me hot decaf tea and a cup of ice.  Like that he did that.  The server was very nice.\n\nWe got there around 7 pm, it was very busy with in an hour many of the snowbirds had left.  \n\nThe food took awhile to get to us after ordered it.  The place is also very packed together.    \n\nThey give us biscuits and a cornbread which are very dry and flavorless to me.  (we always make our own bread and cornbread so restaurant varieties just don't match up).  \n\nIf anyone is eating post weight loss surgery and don't eat meat, it's not a very good place.   \n\nThe store had a lot of cute kitschy items.  I didn't check the whole store, but they had a lot of candy in big boxes and some toys.  They did have a lot of kitchen and rooster items for the kitchen.  I thought those were adorable.
__label__3 A great place to find home improvement items / furnishings at prices that are way easy on the pocketbook. The used items are in good condition and of higher quality than you would normally find in a place such as Goodwill, and there are many new items as well (see the pics). There's even a room for antiques. And, as the entrance poster says, \"Your purchase today helps eliminate sub-standard housing in your community.\"
__label__2 I was surprised to find that had a TON of brand new irrigation supplies. As a gardener, I am always fiddling with the irrigation, and am in constant need of emitters, hose, and connectors to support my filthy habit. They have it all (at least when I went), and at a fraction of what the hardware store charges.
__label__3 Surprised, but it actually was good ... yes, Pizza Hut and good. At least at 10:30AM, this is the place to be!
__label__4 Great coffee, hot chocolate and beautiful latte's.\nCrepes are worth the wait whether savory or sweet.\nSeating  is limited so don't invite a whole group to join you there.  \nStaff has been polite even when under pressure from the line and full room of customers.\nExcellent treat for after farmer's market or Kids Museum.
__label__3 This little corner of the Capitol is perfectly suited for a delicious weekend brunch or a midday pick-me-up with a friend.\n\nCome here if:  \nYou are in the mood for something absolutely delicious:  Over a dozen options for crepes made with fresh ingredients, savory, sweet, and running the gamut in between.  The world's also your oyster as far as caffeine-from-bean extraction methods are concerned, ranging from the traditional drips and espressos to the Japanese siphon and cold press.\n\nDon't come here if:  \nYou are in the mood for a more intimate, formal setting.  As great as this creperie is with their food, your seating choices within this living-room sized locale is limited to sharing the bar space along the window, or sharing the bench that sits in the middle of the room.\nAlso don't come too hungry, as one crepe isn't enough to be a dinner for most, but two crepes may leave you avoiding this corner of the capitol for a month or so.\n\nWear: \nWhatever you want.  Bohemia is alive and kicking here.  You will be sharing oxygen with people ranging from backpack slinging students to a suit who stepped out of the Capitol building for a quick lunch.
__label__2 Im not a real big shopper at DSW but I did find some super awesome boots I saw on pinterest for $100. They also give out military discounts. They have a great selection to choose from!
__label__0 Worst location in entire country. A Dbl Whopper Meal & 3-pc Chicken Strips, $17.50\n\n2 people in line and it takes 12 minutes to get an order?\n\nChicken Strips had been re-heated at least 3 times. Asked for sauce to smother the leather, was told Id have to pay extra. Threw one on the floor and it sounded like a golf ball bouncing.
__label__2 This place has decent food, nothing to rave about, but good.... okay, okay I have to keep it real, every once in a while I absolutely crave the bean dip and margaritas lol\n\nThe service is okay, if you are in the neighborhood and have a taste for Mexican food I would suggest giving them a try (otherwise just go straight to the good stuff at Agave in Summerlin)
__label__3 Love the taste of these flavors! Although they change their flavors too often for me, whenever I get something I am not disappointed! \nMy fav is cheesecake and coconut, but they rarely have them together so I normally end up with one or the other. Both are delicious! \nThey are generous with the toppings and everyone here is so nice and polite. \n\nThe punch card is just the icing on the cake :)
__label__1 I was staying at the Rio and decided to try this for dinner one night and also for lunch one day.  Both times it seemed like no one was actually working at the front door, and there were long lines, even though there were open tables inside.\n\nThe first night for dinner I ordered their \"famous\" buffalo wings - and was informed they were out.  WOW.  really?  So instead I order chicken fingers and asked for a side of their hottest sauce.  Food finally came out (took awhile) and yet no sauce.  So I ask again, and they bring me just regular buffalo sauce.\n\nThe next day when I went for lunch I ordered a wrap and asked again for a side of their hottest sauce, \"Nuclear\".  My meal came and still no sauce.  I asked the guy who brought out my meal for the side again and he never returned.  Guess they never wanted me to try it.\n\nThe place really didn't seem to have their crap together.  No one really seemed to know what they were doing and the service was slow and the food wasn't worth their prices.  \n\nand they had no Guinness the night I was there... an Irish bar without Guinness?  Do I need to say more?
__label__1 We sat at the bar for some dinner.  There were only a few people there, yet it took forever to get anything.  The bartender was friendly, but was not happy she had to be.  The food is blah.  I had the potato stuffed with ham, bacon and cheese.  It was a large portion, but the flavor was bland.  My friend eating with me had a similar experience.
__label__1 McFadden's became the go-to bar for the Trekkers and Trekkies who attended the Las Vegas Star Trek Convention hosted by Creation this past August. (Of course we picked it, in honor of Dr. Beverly Crusher, a.k.a. Gates McFadden!) \n\nUnfortunately, this place never quite lived up to Quark's/Spacebar at the Hilton. Though we (by \"we,\" I mean my beloved family of Trekkies) handed off the specialty drink list once served at Quark's to McFaddens (ah, the passing of the flame), McFadden's failed to make a spark when \"replicating\" the drink menu. Several times I received the wrong drink from the same bartender. Fortunately, she made the correct drink when informed of her mistake, and I guess it's understandable that they may not be on top of a new drink menu, but I guess the main issue is that despite the several months notice given to McFadden's of the drink menu and expected number of clientele, they really failed to deliver. \n\nI also wished they'd had a better set up for dancing. Wednesday night before the convention was great, with an open floor and DJ. The following nights included live bands, karaoke, and a couple DJs who took up the entire dance floor with their set up. Loved the music they were spinning, but there was nowhere to dance, and the hired girls dancing in their underwear was a turn-off (and I like women, so that's saying a lot.)\n\nI never ate the food or took advantage of the $30 all you can drink option (which only extended to well liquor and draft beers) but I hope that we can find a better venture next year, or that they have a better grasp of the drink menu and volume expected . . . and make more room on the dance floor!
__label__1 The food is nothing spectacular. The only reason to go is because kids eat free on tuesday.
__label__3 Went here with the husband and our 2 teens and we all get something different so we could share. Everyone enjoyed their smoothie and the employees here were very friendly. \n\nI just wish these dang things were a little less pricey...and i would eat em more often, they are like having a meal.
__label__4 Tylor and Glenn were the best! I was the one that got there one minute to closing and they stayed open for me! Awesome service!
__label__4 Sooooooooo much better than Jamba!!!  And that's saying something for me since I was coming of age when Jamba first came out on the scene and that was when people started to obsess over smoothies.  \n\nMy hubby has gone here a ton and I finally grabbed one with him the other day.  He loves the South Pacific Squeeze and so I went with that for my first time.  Strawberries.  Pineapples.  Pineapple Sherbert.  Orange Juice.  Bananas.  Mmmm mmmm good.  \n\nAll I have to say is...they are better than Jamba for the mere fact Robek's smoothies are way fruitier tasting, less icy (yet still smooth), and don't taste of yogurt.  They are way more refreshing as well.  I'm hooked!\n\nI already went in a second time, this morning, right after yoga.  BTW....they open up at 9 am on Sundays versus their usual 6 am opening on weekdays.  \n\nI'll be heading back soon to try other flavors for sure.  Their boosts are 25 cents extra and definitely worth it.
__label__2 Hmmm if I ever go back to Pittsburgh maybe I will be able to check out the Strip when there's actually people around - it was pretty empty when we were there, unfortunately.  There were at least a few coffee shops around and one over-priced chocolate shop, not much else though that I saw in the way of anything interesting.  Maybe we were on the wrong street or maybe just bad timing.
__label__0 Great staff but dry cigars wasted 20$ on two cigars that are as hard as a rock...very frustrating when you want to end the night with a good stogie
__label__4 Nice shop with experienced barbers. One visit so far, but an excellent cut with an excellent taper in the back. \nStraight razor neck shave with cream and Oster massage at the end.\nHighly recommend Darwin the barber.
__label__0 I just had the absolute WORST massage in my entire life. I will NEVER go back to this place. If you feel like paying $80 for some one to wipe oil all over your body with absolutely zero pressure and call it a \"Massage\" then this is your place!!!! HORRIBLE. I have never posted a negative review on any service, this was so bad that I had to let people know about it.
__label__1 $45 before tip for a men's haircut Supercuts coulda done. I won't go back.
__label__0 If it were possible to give a lesser rating, I would.  That is how terrible my experience was at this spa.  My sister was getting married and as part of her bridal party, we decided to treat her to a day of relaxation, but things went wrong before we even got there.  First of all, the evening before, the spa cancelled one of the girl's massage appointments without any explanation nor did they offer her any alternative solution for the trouble.  As for what happened to me personally, they completely messed up my hair appointment even though I had called three times during the week to confirm everybody's services and appointment times.  You can imagine how angry I was when on the way there I got a call from the spa saying they were charging me a fee because I didn't show up for my appointment.   And it didn't end there.  I was told over the phone that I would have to wait 30 minutes before I could see a stylist (did they expect me to twiddle my thumbs in the lobby while everyone else in went in without me?).  However, once I got there, I saw someone within minutes, but I learned later that they gave me the appointment of one of the girls in my party.   How terrible.  We were a couple minutes late because I wanted to make sure I had a spot before we got to the spa and she was behind me in the check-in line.  For my trouble they credited me $15 Dolce bucks, which seems kind of paltry considering the utter lack of professionalsim that I experienced.  \n\nGranted, the hair cut and style service was good, but it just did not make up for all the bad things that happened.  Needless to say I would not recommend this place.  There's plenty of other spas in Scottsdale, try one of those.
__label__3 I go to Shag Me Salon to see Jacqueline - She's great!  I recently moved to Vegas and hated the fact that I had to find a new stylist.  I get my hair cut & colored regularly, so it was really important to find a new stylist that I click with.  Sometimes you just don't click, right?  Luckily, Jacqueline is awesome & I would recommend her to everyone I know!  For a full cut & color every 6 weeks, the price is reasonable.  What I really like about the salon is that they don't push the products on you.  I've been to so many salons where I've felt pressured to purchase the expensive products they sell.  Not here!  If you need to get your hair did, make an appointment with Jacqueline!\n\nTip - Zappos employees get a discount!
__label__0 Am glad my hubby liked his sushi, as I had one of the WORST restaurant experiences ever here.\n\nOur waitress was not exactly a firecracker, spoke very softly in a room full of loud bikers, and didn't seem in any hurry to help us.\n\nI am not a fish fan, but dearly love shellfish, so the grilled shrimp risotto sounded quite nice. Hubby's sushi arrived and he started in on it and was making nummy noises! When my plate of shrimp and risotto was tossed (literally) in front of me, I was expecting to be doing the same. Put a shrimp in my mouth and it was stone cold in the middle. Thought maybe this was a fluke, so went for #2. Not only was it even colder, but it had a funny taste and a fairly dry, rubbery texture.\n\nWhen the waitress returned, I asked if the shrimp was meant to be cold. She said no, and asked if I wanted her to get me another dish. I asked if the shrimp would be hot this time. She said yes, and took my dish. A few minutes later she returned with my original dish, risotto re-piled in the middle, with fresh greens and the remaining 5 shrimp from my first order. \n\nShrimp were now warm, but VERY dry, rubbery and had a funny taste to them. When she returned again, I told her that the shrimp tasted funny and hubby showed her how dry they were. He asked if the shrimp had been frozen and she said yes. \n\nShe returned a few minutes later to tell me that I was eating my meal incorrectly. Apparently, after 50 years, I am unable to dine in a restaurant without instruction! I was told that the shrimp were intentionally bland, because I was supposed to cut them up and stir them in with the flavorful risotto and sprouts. I advised her that the shrimp wasn't bland, it tasted funny, rubbery and dry. No response. No offer to get a different meal for me. Nothing. No adjustment was made to our check and my strongly worded letter to Kabuki will be for a full refund, no gift card, as I wouldn't be caught DEAD there again..
__label__4 this was actually a very nice place to grab some sushi.\nWe were seated right away. \nServer was very nice and attentive. \nthe menu look satisfying. however I could only comment on the Cali-roll and the veggie roll, both probably the best I've had. \nI could couldn't try any of their sake, or other drinks, because I had forgotten my ID. (I look young for a 24 year old)\nthe atmosphere was very active, and lively. \nI would certainly return for more sushi in the future.\n\nI don't know about price, because I didn't see the bill. lol \nI'm spoiled. sorry
__label__2 It's a good thing that Kabuki has a fun, relaxed atmosphere, because the food is nothing to shout about and the service is a weird combination of hectic yet slow.\n\nTo be fair, Japanese food in Arizona is a dicey proposition at best, especially after years in Seattle have spoiled me forever for good Asian food. And at least the layout and feel of Kabuki is open and welcoming, allowing for both big groups and a small, more intimate setting. The free edamame before the meal is a nice touch (I enjoyed it) but not for everyone.\n\nSome would say that a good Japanese restaurant is made or broken on its sushi, and if that were true then Kabuki comes in with a resounding \"meh.\" The portions are nice and big but the sushi itself fails to thrill. For my money, though, it's the Katsu that's the mark of a great Japanese place, and once again Kabuki just doesn't impress. Their Tonkatsu (breaded and fried pork) is bland and unremarkable, with a katsu sauce that tastes a little too much like fancy ketchup.\n\nWe had a big group, but the service was much slower than it needed to be, yet the servers seemed to be running around pretty frantically the whole time, often forgetting which dish went with which person, and even better, occasionally forgot what they were carrying.\n\nKabuki has the feel of a new restaurant still trying to figure out what it's doing. Given some time and refinement of their menu, it has the potential to be that rare thing - a good Japanese restaurant in the desert. Until then, it's only average.
__label__0 My whole family, my friends, and myself are pretty frequent customers of this location. Every time we have come in the past we really enjoy it and get pretty good service. Today I took my mother and my younger sister to lunch during happy hour. We ordered two cuts of sushi which were phenomenal as always (my favorite sushi chef is Peter and is the only employee I gave a tip to today). After this we also ordered a Kabuki Deluxe plate and a Chicken Teriyaki and Tempura plate. First of all, we waited probably 20-30 minutes AFTER we had already finished our two orders of sushi for our main plates (Chicken Teriyaki and Kabuki Deluxe). We asked our waiter if our plates were coming out soon and he said that they would be coming out shortly because there was a new trainee chef and that they had messed up the Kabuki Deluxe the first time that it was being made. When the two plates finally came out, the chicken teriyaki was VERY RAW (I did eat one piece that didn't look raw before figuring out that the meat was raw). I ended up not eating any of the chicken teriyaki. The tempura that came with this plate also only had ONE shrimp tempura, the rest was just vegetables. On my younger sister's Kabuki Deluxe, the Teriyaki Chicken was ALSO raw and her beef tips were not raw, but definitely not fully cooked (she also ate some of the beef tips). Her side of tempura that came with her meal also only had one shrimp tempura with the rest being vegetables. Both my younger sister and I do not feel good after our visit and had to visit Urgent Care where we were told to wait 12 hours for any signs of food poisoning. We had some employees approach us about the meal and apologize, but their tone was not very urgent and very robotic-like (not very sincere). They took care of our meal and had us fill out a food-borne illness report to check up on us probably later tonight. We were NOT approached by the main manager, we were only communicated with through other \"higher up employees\" which I found was really strange. A meal that was supposed to be enjoyable for my sister, my mother, and I did not turn our that way. My mother left very unhappy and only ended up eating a couple of rolls of sushi from the beginning of our meal and ended up losing her appetite after the experience. Although the meal was taken care of my mother and I were a little surprised that a free meal or something complementary wasn't offered to us so that we would have an incentive to come back and try the food again (hopefully better the next time around). We are very surprised to be writing a bad review about a restaurant that we go to so frequently, but RAW meat is a very serious matter and needs to be notified at a high urgency. Thank you for your attention.
__label__0 I unfortunately have to agree with the reviews. The girls at the front have attitude and it does not matter if you had a good massage or not. It also does not matter when you call what type of massage you want...they just need to book it. You say sweedish..they find swedish. I went in for a one hour deep tissue and it was HORRIBLE. The girl placed her hand on my back and did deep breathing while barely moving her hand. Then threw in an elbow for \"deep tissue\" work. \nIve been a member for years and recommend any other location. My favorites- desert ridge, scottsdale/101 and biltmore. It doesn't matter if you get a $39 massage if it sucks its just wasted $39 in my opinion.
__label__2 Alto E gets an \"A\" for ambiance and service.  Alto E is situated in the Scottsdale Hyatt - beautiful venue.  The service was impeccable, the staff were attentive and friendly.\n\nWhere Alto E fails short, the food.  I was looking forward to a great meal and left disappointed.  We had the crab linguine and it was unbelievable salty.  We also had the duck confit and while the dish was decent, there was nothing spectacular about it.\n\nThe highlight of the night was the gondola ride, it came complimentary with our dinner.  Major brownie points if you're trying to impress your date.
__label__3 LVAC on Flamingo .aka. the \"Pretty Gym\". \n\nMost of the people that work out at this gym are already in shape, I feel so out of place, just like one of the other Yelpers. You have the guys that look like steroid users and then the girls that look like they work at Deja Vu, I don't mean to stereotype but how else are you going to get the picture? I personally don't care, yea, they look good and I need a LOT of work, but seriously, we're all there for the same reason, it's just going to take more time for myself lol oh well! \n\nThe gym and locker rooms are well maintained, the machines don't smell like butt and most times, if a machine needs attention, the people that work out here are pretty good about letting management know. My only gripe is that they need to MOVE THE FOOD STAND ELSE WHERE. Right when you walk in, you smell food, and it smells pretty good. I'm coming here to work off the crap I just ate and now they're tempting me with more crap to eat! Boo! \n\nThere are a variety of amenities that you're able to take advantage of, of course, certain thing may cost a little more but prices are still pretty good compared to other gyms. They have racket ball courts, indoor track, women's workout room, steam room, indoor pool, spin classes, zumba classes, really, a lot of classes. Their classes are pretty cool, you're able to join in any of the classes no matter what level you are, you don't have to wait for an 'advanced' or 'beginners' class, you go in and you go at your own pace. \n\nAnother amenity that's available for parents of young children is that they have a play room where they can watch your kids. I've seen infants in there and I think that the oldest age that you can take there is 12. Monitors are inside the gym, so you're able to check in on them without having to walk all the way over there. \n\nAfter the gym, I like the fact that there's a Tropical Smoothie right across the street and they offer a 10% discount to LVAC members. \n\nI like this gym, just move the food some where else, PLEASE.
__label__0 This review is based on the billing department and not the actual staff at LVAC. It seems every time I call, they are not friendly except for one time. A rep talked so fast and mumbled when I asked basic questions such as when does my membership expire, how much is it to renew monthly vs. annual, are they going to take out the money automatically after it expires? After I asked the ghetto rep to repeat herself, she sounded annoyed. How am I supposed to understand when you mumble so fast? I called back another day and got a nicer person and paid my annual membership. I go to the gym a few days later and the girl tells me my account is past due. So I checked my bank account and I saw the charge was taken out!\n\nAlso, my bf had joined the same time as me and I said he should renew his membership. I'm not sure if it's the same ghetto rep or some other PMS rep said he couldn't get the same deal as I did. We joined the same day and got the same deal! She was really rude and when he asked to speak to a supervisor, she said she didn't have one and didn't bother looking into it. He hung up and got another rep who was nicer and actually looked into it.  \n\nI have also called in the past and their reps are not friendly. It seems a lot of them suffer from PMS.
__label__3 Been a member of Gold's Gym first, then 24 Hour Fitness and now LVAC. As far as equipment is concerned, this is the best gym I have ever been a member of. They have top of the line stuff and it is always in good working order. If it breaks, they are on it and get it repaired quickly! A lot more than I can say about Gold's and 24 Hour Fitness.\n\nBut, I have to say they are lacking in customer service. Every employee at 24 Hour Fitness on Green Valley Parkway felt like a personal friend. They greeted you, remembered you, and said goodbye to you when you left. I actually miss them. I kinda felt like an idiot when I moved back to Summerlin two years ago and joined LVAC because it was closer to my new house, and I would try and spark a conversation with the counter workers and they would look at me like I was an idiot and didn't care to speak to me. And when I left after my workout, they would never say goodbye. I waived to them, thinking I was at my old 24 Hour Fitness on Green Valley Parkway, and they never waived back for my first two weeks being a member. I finally realized they didn't care if I were coming or going, so I just stopped trying to speak with them when I checked in and stopped waiving goodbye when I left.\n\nEnding to this story is that I love the location, love the equipment, love the set up but I am not a fan of the hospitality. Do I recommend this gym? Oh of course! If you're looking for a good work out and not great hospitality, this is the place for you. I have to admit that I come in on a mission, headphones on and tunnel vision only focusing on my workout. I've always been that way, but 24 Hour Fitness on Green Valley Parkway changed me and made me more open and friendly to the staff. But it took me a week or so to realize that LVAC is not here to be your friends, they are here to get you in shape. And I honestly don't have a beef with that all. I am in the best shape I've been in since having a gym membership, so they are doing something right! :)
__label__2 This gyms okay, lots of machines friendly staff, parking isn't a big issue but it tends to get packed.... Most likely because it's the new year. You can't go wrong with there pricing. I guess if your gonna work out go really early in the morning or late at night
__label__4 Any parent with young children can vouch for me on this one...keeping the attention of a three year old is, to say the least, difficult. They need constant stimulation, otherwise, there very well may be hell to pay!\n\nEnter, the Children's Museum of Phoenix!\n\nThe facility is an old school, converted into three stories of pure fun and energy! \n\nAfter you pay your standard $11/person older than 1 (or your $22 for up to four people with a Groupon), you encounter a three story art project that can only be described as AWESOME! There are multiple ways in which your children can traverse this mammoth. The various pathways challenge children in strength, balance, and critical thinking skills...all of the ways you want to challenge your child!\n\nAfter your child has lost interest in this room, you progress to the second floor. Here, children get to experiment with a really cool board that can only be described as \"Plinko-esque\". Here, children can alter the path of a falling object by changing different platforms. My daughter thought I was a genius because I was able to predict where her object would land every time...it's a shame she'll ultimately realize how routine that feat really is.  \n\nAfter Plinko, children can either go to the trike wash, build forts, or they can head to the art room. After some laps through the wash, my daughter wanted to head into the art room. Being that we went right before Halloween, our child had the opportunity to make black play dough (to make spiders), she got to paint on a giant rocket ship, and then she was able to make a spooky tree out of a brown paper bag. Such simple activities...such great opportunities!\n\nAfter cleaning all of the paint from her smock, we made the journey up...to the third floor. Here, children get to play grown-ups. There's a mock supermarket that allows children to either shop, ring up merchandise, or work in the stock room of a miniature grocery store.\n\nAfter shopping, our daughter wanted to work at the little ice cream stand located just outside of the grocery. We had fake ice cream cones and sat at the tiny bistro set while we watched children make their way through the noodle forest. We then made our way to the end of the hall to race miniature race cars on roller skate wheels.\n\nBeing only three floors, our day at the museum only lasted a couple of hours...but in those short hours, my daughter never stopped smiling!\n\nHow on earth could you rate any place less than five stars when it brings so much joy to YOUR pride and joy?
__label__2 Scale of 1-10 (multiple visits):\n7 Food\n8 Service\n8 Atmosphere\n7 Value
__label__2 Maria...host, rolled her eyes and seemed to have a attitude problem\nKyahl?  Sounds like Kyle. was actually pretty good, he answered my mother in law's questions to the best of his abilities.\nThe food is always kind of hit or miss...the veal parm was good but the macaroni rosa was very bland and the broccoli in it weren't cooked and the pasta was a more al dente than we are use too...there was still a crunch
__label__2 Dined here a couple of nights ago and had an okay experience. Not bad but nothing that will stand out in my mind. The service was great and our waiter was very good about coming back to check on us even though there was a huge party on the other side of the restaurant that he was also assisting. Good service.\n\nThe food was okay. We got the Quattro Forno dish which is four different kinds of stuffed shells including manicotti, ravioli, shells and canolli. The food was cooked well and it had good flavor but it was not anything that I would go out of my way to have again. We also got a small order of cheesy garlic bread which could have stood to be cooked a little longer. It tasted good but got cold really fast and no one likes cold bread.\n\nI do not recommend coming here with just two people. The family style dishes are huge even if you just get one small order between two people. They probably gave us 20 large pieces of garlic bread which we definitely could not finish and garlic bread does not reheat well so I felt like I was just wasting it. I would recommend coming here with a party of four or more.\n\nNot sure if I will be back. Maybe if I have a large party and we need a lot of food for a certain occasion.
__label__3 Allot of good food. Cheesy garlic bread was bomb. Very addictive. Pretty busy night due to prom. Our waitress was very good. We have to make it back for the lasagne. Overall a good experience.
__label__1 Pretty bad experience.  For starters, they eliminated my favorite starter: the Nachos.  Claim Jumpers had the best Nachos around and now...they dont.\n\nOur experience didn't get any better.  We waited nearly 15 minutes just to get two cokes.  We waited another 15 minutes before the server (bartender) decided to come out from behind the bar and actually take our orders.  He was too busy having a good time, apparently telling jokes with his bus boy buddies.\n\nThe pizza I ordered was awful....much worse than somethiing that wouldl show up at my front door from a Pizza Hut order.  The rest of the food was good so Claim Jumpers gets two stars instead of 1 but it's safe to say I will never be going back to Claim Jumpers again.
__label__2 Came here on an afternoon for lunch, and the service was pretty fast and efficient since their lunch hours aren't all that busy. Their portions are filling, and you have flexibility as to how you want something cooked or prepared (no butter on veggies, cooked blackened, etc.) Our server was fairly attentive to our needs, and their portions are easily sharable among a large group (which is recommended).
__label__1 Dissappointed..\nI used to cherish my visits at this restaurant. I craved the Potato soup!\nNow that they have switched owners, they have made many changes for the worse. The soup was curdled, lacked flavor and potatoes. The pot pie was extremely dry! \nI will stick to the other places at town square.
__label__1 I was less than impressed with the hostess up front. It was very apparent that she did not like her job. The waiter, \"Fish\" was great. He was attentive and on the ball. Clam chowder was great but the Range Rattlers (jalape\u00f1o pepper stuffed with shrimp and cheese) were truly lack luster. My wife couldn't say enough good things about the sweet potato she ate. My tenderloin pieces were not the usual monster size I'm used to at Claim Jumpers.\n\nOverall, I would have to say I am not impressed with this, Town Square, location. I will continue to go to the Green Valley location.
__label__3 Happy is the name of the game here. They have a pretty awesome happy hour and luckily, the hours aren't too limited, so I can actually make it in time. They also offer it on weekends and all day on Sundays during the football season. Sweet. \n\nI've always been a fan of Claim Jumper, one of the better chain restaurants around. Big portions and pretty tasty food. Desserts are good here as well. \n\nMy fella's not a fan, so I don't get here too often, but it's always a food option for HH.
__label__0 HORRIBLE  experience STAY AWAY!! I went to claim jumper on 6/24/14 with my family as we arrived at 910 pm and they close at 930 they were visibly irritated they had to serve us. By the time we got out food there was only 2 other family's in the restaurant. After I ate the moderate baby back ribs and paid the bill we left the restaurant. I Quickly realized I left my phone about 30 feet from the claim jumper and quickly ran back and knocked on the door because they locked it. While waiting over 5 minutes for someone to open the door I used my gf phone to check the find my iPhone app and saw the phone was on and located it the restaurant still. Then someone turned the phone off and I could no longer see it. So the last location was in the claim jumper before it was shut off! I was upset because I lost my iPhone that I spent $750   Because I bought it with no contract. The manager was nice but did very little to help find my phone rather than look around the bathroom. A young bus boy saw me frustrated and said \"don't look at me man I didn't do it\" which only made it more certain In my mind he took it. The waiter and the bus boy were the only ones who had access to the table, all the customers had already made there way out. Security came and took a report but nothing happened. 4 days later I am still phoneless as I am writing this on my gf phone. STAY AWAY FROM THIS PLACE!! If they will steal a customers phone with important irreplaceable family pictures imagine what else happens here??? not to mention all the COCKROACHES i saw dead under the booth seats as they were \"looking\" for my phone in short no meal is worth what I have gone thru these last few days. Save your self the trouble and stay away from this location. BUG INFESTED, PHONE STOLEN AND RUDE SERVICE WHY WOULD ANYONE EVER WANT TO EAT HERE. Take my advice and stay away or experience your self why I took the time to create a yelp just to write this review. I have sent emails to the corporate office and have made calls to inform them about there employees and have not received any form of communication back. This claim jumper is going to be the parasite that brings all the other great locations down! Don't be apart of this!
__label__4 Love Love Love forever 21 \n It was the official grand opening in the Fashion Show mall in Las Vegas July 24, 2010.\n\nOMG, WOW, Overwhelming, enormous and massive are words that come to mind. Did I say gargantuan?\n\nThe new location is 2 levels and 124,000 sq feet and not crowded. Except for the crowds of customers shopping.\n\nThey did a tremendous job, the store looks impressive!\n\nStarting with the visuals - the windows were dazzling and all the displays and mannequins thru out the store were brilliant. Lots of glitter and gold! If mannequins could talk they were shouting \"buy me\", \"be me\", \"stare at me\"!\n\nThe layout of the store is easy to shop they have all their different labels divided into sections. Sort of like stores within a store. Be sure to check out the new Kids section. T\n\nhey now carry Men's, maternity, faith 21[extended sizes] at this location. As well as the usual Heritage [vintage], love 21, twelve by twelve [couture line] and they have a shoe + accessories section.\n\nDon't worry about waiting for a change room; they have one in every corner of the store. With lots of rooms in each one. All the change rooms have mirrors inside and hooks to hang up your 6 room limit. Lots of friendly staff hanging outside the change rooms trying to hang up the clothes you don't want to put back on the racks. I felt a little bad for them they literally had heaps on the floor to hang up and put back on the already overflowing  go back racks.\n\nTip #1. Best place to shop is the go back racks\n\nTip #2. If you couldn't find something you were looking for keep looking or go back the next day because it could materialize.\n\nTip # 3. Set aside a minimum of 3 hours- you will need this time to walk thru and peruse .\n\nTip #4. Why waste  valuable shopping time  Take it home and try it on. Please see store policy below.\n\nFacts + Quotes ,As I was told by the staff\n\n1.     Question. How large is this store? Answers. 1.20,000 sq feet- 2. 31,0000 3.  34,000  4. very large 5. bigger then Macy's\n\n2.      Question. Why is the section called \"twelve by twelve\"? Answer. 1. HUH? 2. I don't know 3.  not sure 4. it's our couture line\n\n3.    Fact:    It is the largest forever 21 store in the world.\n\n4.      Fact: The location  used to be Lord & Taylor department store\n\n5.      Quote: It took over 1 week to merchandise including  many sleepless nights.\n\n6.   Quote: \"You can buy everything the mannequin's wearing, except the wigs. We don't sell those\"\n\n7.  Fact: This store will create 650 full time and part time jobs.\n\n8.  Fact: The store has 36 cash registers 136 change rooms  and in fact the store is 126,000 sq feet\n\nCongratulations, wishing you much success forever 21. I will visit you often. I will still got to the Meadows Mall location and for a quick fix Boulevard Mall. Sometimes, not often I don't have 3 hours allotted for one store.\n\nStore policy:  Exchange or store credit is allowed within 21 days of store purchase with original receipt and tags attached. Merchandise must be unwashed, unworn and undamaged for exchange or store credit. Sale merchandise and  jewelry are all FINAL sale and cannot be returned for exchange or store credit. Unless required by law, store credit and gift card are not redeemable for cash or transferable and cannot be replaced if lost or stolen. There are NO cash refunds or credit back to credit/debit cards. [ This is what it states on the receipt]. I wish the policy was 21 days for exchange or refund. It would be easier to shop for clients and take stuff home on approval instead of getting stuck with a gift card.\n\nNote: square foot age and facts by staff could possibly be inaccurate. \n\nJoey Garr http://www.vegaspersonalshopper.com/forever-21-store-review/
__label__0 Seriously?!?  You really don't want me to spend my money here... Ok...  the most od aweful service I have ever received in a retail store in my life.   They literally turned a few hundred dollars worth of sales I was about to make out the door.  I will NEVER go back here again.
__label__1 Before leaving for Las Vegas, my friends and I decided that it would be fun to buy cheesy sequined dresses to wear at the clubs during our stay. A colleague warned me not to buy anything in Vancouver beforehand, as it would undoubtedly be overpriced. She told me about the 2-storey Forever 21 in the Fashion Show Mall that would meet our needs perfectly. Although I typically don't like stores that mass-produce cheap, throwaway clothes (oh the wastefulness!) I thought this would be a perfect place to prepare for a night out.\n\nWhen we arrived in the city, we dropped our things off at the hotel and made the trek up the Strip to Forever 21. As others have mentioned, the selection is outrageously big. Overwhelming, even. The group of ladies I was with easily found armfuls of dress possibilities, which we promptly brought over to the change rooms to try on. This is where the trouble began. Now, I'm a well-proportioned and curvy lady, and I normally don't have too many troubles finding flattering clothes. Although everything I tried on looked great on the rack, absolutely NOTHING looked good on my body. If I weren't so confident beforehand, I would have felt terrible about myself, as I'm sure many other ladies have before me. I think it's just a matter of the quality of design and materials being ultra-low, which of course is how they can charge $15 for a dress.\n\nIn short: yes, there are rooms and rooms full of clothes, but they're all cheap (and not in the good, \"wow, look at this steal of a deal!\" way). At the end of it all, all I purchased was a few pairs of cute socks with moustaches, foxes, and owls on them. I'm glad to say I had packed a beautiful back-up dress from Anthropologie, and I didn't see a single other person wearing it while I was out. As for the clothes from Forever 21, it seemed like everyone else in the clubs and casinos was wearing their dresses, and they all looked cheap doing it.\n\nIndividuality FTW!
__label__3 Come here with a lot of time on your hands because the sheer size and volume of clothes in this store will swallow you alive.  I walked in to look at one thing and before you know it I was sucked in.  By far the biggest F21 I've been to; selection is good and plentiful and the music is so loud just enables you to go into the zone and focus.  Thumbs up.
__label__1 This is a huge store ,2 floors, which its stuff are repeating on themselves over N over. I didn't enjoy my shopping experience since it was very hard for me to notice which area I have check and which I haven't check yet. Although the variety that is offered is much larger then other 21 stores, it is pointless , so I left without buying anything cause I was exhausted from navigate myself in the store
__label__0 do not come here if you want Indian cuisine! \n\nI should have read other reviews more closely.  do I really want hummus or ceviche at an indian restaurant? this place is more for wine and tapas.  The decor is very hip and trendy but I dine out for the food and I thought the food was bland and tasteless.  \n\nentrees were high at $14 each plate and comes 2 dishes served with rice and chapati bread (wheat tortilla.)\n\nfood arrived not hot.\n\nmy friend had vegetarian curry; veggies had that frozen food rubbery texture. cumin potatoes were sour.  My chicken keema and chicken tikka masala was bland and niether dish had flavor.  My basmati rice was clumpy and sticky :(\n\nI did not like the ginger green tea. it tasted like licorice. \n\nI dunno, maybe I'm too harsh and narrow minded.  I did feel underwhelmed and disappointed. The food is NOT amazing.
__label__1 Well, at least the owner is consistent.  As with Roka Akor, this place had great style in the decor, but the food just was not very good.  We ordered chicken tikka masala and a curry.  Both of the sauces were flavorful and balanced, but none of the flavors penetrated the meats in the curries.  It almost tasted like the curry was cooked in one pot, the meat was boiled in water and the meat was dropped into the curry at the last minute.  Maybe its the old school in me, but its such a waste to order a meat dish and leave the meat behind.  The search continues for good Indian food in my hood...
__label__2 Went here with my husband and two small children on a Sunday afternoon.  The decor was pretty nice, even if the energy felt low in there.  There were a few families in there with kids.\n\nOur waitress was nice and attentive, but she didn't know much about the menu at ALL.  We asked her abotu the bottomless brunch which allows you to try small portions of several different things.  She brought out the menu then, but I felt she should have mentioned it to us as an option without me having to ask about it.\n\nWe ordered the tandoori wings for the kids (our kids luuurve wings) and two bottomless brunches for ourselves.  Hubby liked the wings, but I thought they were meh.  They had kind of a sweet stickiness on the skin which was a definite departure from traditional dry spiced tandoori wings.  I did go here understanding this is not \"authentic\" Indian food, but the sweetness wings were a little too much for me.  \n\nFor appetizers my husband had the paratha, which was okay.  I had the lentil cake tower, which was delicious, and by far the yummiest thing I had there.  The sauces and relishes used for garnish had more flavor than anything else I ate there that day.\n\nBetween my husband and me we tried the shrimp and chicken tikka masala (passable), the shrimp curry (decent), and the shrimp korma (almost sickeningly sweet).  They do use nice, big, delicious shrimp, which is a plus.  But their sauces leave a lot to be desired.  \n\nI am giving three stars instead of two because my husband really liked it, it was kid-friendly (at least in the afternoon), the brunch was a good deal, and it was clean.  But the food did not impress.
__label__4 I went during their Happy Hour before the Cocktail Walk at Lake Las Vegas.  House Margaritas were $5 and appetizers were buy one get one half off.  This was a great start to an awesome night.\n\nI went with low expectations based on the poor reviews from yelp.  But maybe this place turned it around because the service was EXCELLENT.  My group took advantage of Happy Hour and had the cheese dip, avocado rolls, and quesadilla.  Everything was really freaking good and they had a great selection of Mexican beers on draft.  I was impressed by the selection of vegetarian entrees.  I ordered the broccoli enchiladas and chile relleno.  The food was fresh and full of flavor. I would totally go back.\n\nSo, if you are reading these reviews and are on the fence about trying this place out -  I wholeheartedly recommend this restaurant.  The prices are bit high, but if you go during Happy Hour, it is definitely worth the price.
__label__3 We had an amazing meal here...granted it was 3 years ago. Had a spicy shrimp dish and it was so delicious. Service was wonderful as was atmosphere. Both my husband and I still talk about the amazing Mexican meal we had here. Give it a try....
__label__4 Just had dinner service for the first time.  Excellent service.  Excellent food.  We tried the grilled lamb chops with cumin hummus for an appetizer.  I usually won't eat lamb, but did take a taste, and damn those were good.  It's too bad for me those little lambs are so adorable before they're slaughtered.  Also tried the tiramisu for dessert.  Ladyfingers are replaced by cookie dough!  I think I'm in love with Eddie.  SHHH.
__label__3 Went to Eddie's House last night to celebrate my dad's 70th birthday.  Overall a great experience.  We arrived a little before our reservation time but were seated promptly.   We were quickly greeted by the server and she was able to answer any questions we had about the menu.   There were four in our party and the items we ordered were:  mint pesto lamb chops, hummus platter, iceberg wedge salad, diver scallops, meatloaf, new york strip, chicken with the asiago creamed spinach and fingerling potatoes.  We also had a great bottle of cabernet suggested by the server (I forgot the name, however, but it was one of their specialty wines).    We also had pre-dinner cocktails and I had their Mai-Tai.    It was one of the best I've ever had.  The food was very good quality and not too salty.   The only complaint by some of our party members were that the lamb did not have enough mint flavor (I don't eat lamb so I did not try them).   The iceberg wedge did not have enough carmelized onions or blue cheese dressing and crumbles.  We had to ask for extra blue cheese and were charged an extra fee.   These are the only reasons for the four stars.  Overall a good experience.   It would have been better if Eddie visited our table.  He was there and visited with most of the tables but not ours.    We're not sure why.   We were in a corner, maybe he couldn't make it over that far.   Overall a great place and I would go back.   Nice atmosphere too.
__label__2 Server was on it and the patio was great for the weather.  The bar and interior is pretty small so I can't imagine this place can do too well in the summer.  The half portion option was nice especially since the prices were ,to me, a bit more then they should be.  The food was fantastic so it makes sense coming from a popular and award winning chef's restaurant.  The location is great for old town but for some reason I am just not crazy about the lay out.
__label__0 Went back in on 5/27/11 at 4:00.  Check #48209.  The only other people were a couple across the bar.  We were hoping to dine, but found out that it was happy hour only at the bar with only apps avail.  Fine.  We sat at bar.  The bartender, B14 came up and asked if I was familiar with happy hour.  I said, no, but I'll just have a Coke for now.  Then came the disappointed and flat, \"Oh.\"  \n\nShe turned to my husband.  He asked what kinds of happy hour specials they had.  1/2 off all apps, and some drinks.  He asked for water and that he'd think about a martini.  She brought me my Coke.  It tasted flat and dirty.  She came back later.  Husband wound up ordering a Guiness for $5.00.  B14 was rude when he asked for a taste of something she had offered, when she said that they didn't have taps, only cans and bottles.  Told her that my Coke tasted wrong and that it was okay and that I'd just have water.  She took my Coke, turned without saying anything and threw the iced drink in the well with a crash and walked away.  VERY RUDE!  A few minutes later, a tall guy came around with a cola and said to try this one.  I did and it was better but I still didn't want cola any more.  Pepsi products are the only products sold there.  That wasn't the problem.  Dirty taps or whatever.  The guy was friendly, but also slammed the Pepsi in the well with a crash of ice and carelessness.\n\nApp time.  Husband asked for recommendation and she said the lamb was great!  Husband ordered the lamb and sopes - beef on some sort of hard, awful corn cake thing.  Very awful and very old tasting.  Just getting rid of leftovers, it seemed.  NOT FRESH AT ALL!  The lamb was heavily spiced.  It seemed fine after a bite or two, but those sopes...no way!  The hummus served with the lamb was alright.  \n\nWe were going to hang out until dinner time, but the way we were treated for not ordering more booze, and I know that was B14's problem.  I could hear her saying in her mind, \"Oh, great, now there's 1/2 my tip - gone!  Why try?\"  She faked a few smiles and such, but you could tell that her heart wasn't in it.  \n\nI hope to go back again, even at this slow time.  We were about to enjoy being the only ones there but our bartender's attitude ruined it.  \n\nI really did love my first time at this location.  Hummmmmmm.
__label__2 Another date night with the Hubs, but this time he thought to try somewhere new I've been wanting to go- so he picked up a localdines coupon and we headed to Eddies House. First off, I did like the decor, but the tables were somewhat close together, so this didn't provide much privacy for date night conversation... but alas, we were here for food... \n\nI left Eddies House somewhat confused and very underwhelmed. After such great reviews, I'm not sure why our experience was so much different. Maybe it was our waiters complete apathy for showing any kind of friendliness or excitement for what he is doing. Or maybe it was simply the food itself. We shared the shrimp appetizer, which was fine... maybe a bit too spicy for me and the dough balls had NO flavor and were hard as a rock. I ordered the meatloaf, as many people on yelp raved about it - I did think it was good, but nothing I would rave about. The Hubs had the sea bass and liked the lemon addition, but that was about it. After trying his I really felt it was way too salty and nothing too special. The half portions are really small, so beware. They were a good size for me, but the Hubs was left hungry after his. We got dessert, even though nothing really sounded great - had the cookie tiramisu, which was nice for an ice cream dessert (which I wasn't expecting it to be), but nothing special or memorable. \n\nI found it interesting that Eddie, the owner, said hello to every table but ours, as I was watching to see if he would. Maybe he just personally knew all those people, but either way I felt a little left out. So, in my opinion Eddies house was ok, but not a place, based on our experience, I will be going back to anytime soon.
__label__1 Must've caught Eddie and co on a bad night. Aloof service made more so by our order of mostly small plates...even tho the menu is ideal for such a meal (and it ups the tab). All four plates arrived at the same time, too big for the table!  Just WRONG and so uninspired.  As we emptied and consolidated plates to make room, the empties stacked up and festered for a long time until I took out my camera.  Suddenly a hand appeared in frame and removed them.\n\nSpecifics:\nThe much lauded shrimp/potato/horseradish app is not so great. Way too much crust around a smallish shrimp. Even when I dissected one, it was hard to discern the flavors and textures.\n\nThe Mac n cheese is excellent. Large noodles and great cheese taste and texture... As good as there is in the purist category.\n\nCobb salad, large but unremarkable.\n\nSeafood wontons, okay but unable to tell you what seafood we were eating...pasty that way.\n\nAhi app (poke style), good fish, decent seasoning.\n\nNo reason to return.  But if ur in the nabe, check it out.  Maybe they'll be having a better night
__label__3 Mac&Cheese is off the chain.
__label__0 I am incredibly disappointed in the professionalism of this Restaurant , my boyfriends parents were visiting family in Scottsdale for 3 weeks over the holidays and I thought what would be a nice gift but to purchase a \"localdines\" certificate for them to have a nice dinner and experience at this establishment... only to be told that when they arrived the \"rude\" manager denied their certificate, saying they no longer honor them!  \n\nThis is very interesting considering I purchased said certificate 2 days before Christmas , where they had no problem taking my money and there was no fine print stating any expiration date (I stand corrected, there was a use by date of 3/22/2015) in either case , for those that have no knowledge of this , according to the Better Business Bureau  any gift certificate purchased by an establishment still in business has to be honored up to 7 years and/or the face value has to be honored if it is a 2 for 1 deal ! \n\nAside from being in the business, cause 'everyone' states their in the business, however in this case unfortunately I am,  this is by far the most ridiculous situation I have ever encountered, now, after the fact Localdines reimbursed the money  for this certificate , in the meantime, Eddie's House comped 2 desserts and an appetizer, probably totaling $30.00, (most likely only after the Manager realized how off putting and rude he was being) ,  nice ? , yes... stupid ? definitely!!!!  \n\nThey would have been better off honoring the certificate, since the party of 4 most likely would have then stayed and spent more money , thereby praising how great Eddie's House is to dine instead of vowing never to return nor recommend anyone in the future, all this because of your carelessness in your offer and how rude  your FOH management staff is. \n\nIts quite possible that you could care less about people like me reviewing your Restaurant and most likely you have a thriving business, but as for me and anyone in the dining area , you will not be on the list of places to go!
__label__1 I will say they did a good job on the framing.\n\nHere is what went wrong. I asked if they could get the job on Tuesday, even when the paper said for a Thursday. I came in on Tuesday, and my picture was't ready. It wasn't even started. I asked if I could get a refund, and they say they don't give refunds. \nI got my picture the next week. \nI don't think I will go back.
__label__0 In July 2012 I rode in a Yellow-Checker-Star taxi and was told by the driver that this was \"the elite fleet\" for locals in Las Vegas. Now that I am a local in Las Vegas, I find that this taxi company is not \"elite\" at all. I would honestly suggest avoiding using YCS Transportation whether you are a local in Las Vegas or a visitor. The reason: You can wait forever a never get a cab after you call. The people who take the calls sound exasperated and helpless.
__label__3 Love the service and smiles everytime we visit this store!
__label__3 Well this was a nice surprise. Cute little eatery hiding in Smith's plaza. I got the Flat Iron Steak. Hon got the Oak Roasted Chicken. Daughter got the Kobe Beef Sliders. \n\nI was good, daughter was good. Hon broke out the salt and pepper. Not bad just not what she was expecting. Clean plates though. Def going to be back. There's a whole pizza menu waiting!!! Can't wait to get back.
__label__0 The most convenient Starbucks, but unfortunately, management needs to spend more time with their employees. Got my name name wrong after spelling out (MARTIN is not a difficult name to spell), asked for several pastries and got served one, and apparently a caramel macchiato doesn't have caramel at this location. On a positive note, I got a beautiful smile from one of the beautiful girls working there, which is the reason for the one star.
__label__0 I go to Starbucks all over and this one is super slow and super rude. This is def the worst starbucks in town!!! Avoid it like the plague!!!
__label__3 Always a different experience I guess it just depends on whose working. Thank goodness for drive through Starbucks!
__label__1 This is the only Starbucks in my neighborhood so I go here by default. Friendly enough staff but they are consistently sooooo slow :(
__label__2 While it may be bigger and have lots of things hanging from the ceiling, I do not like this REI as much as the one in Tempe. It's way more pretentious and getting good service is about as common as seeing someone in Scottsdale without Uggs and Daisy Dukes on.\n\nHowever, sometimes I'm in the area and sometimes they have things the other store doesn't. I strictly go here to pick things up and leave as quickly as possible.
__label__2 This hotel was nice. It had everything you need.\n\nThe pool was big and wasn't too bad. Food was a plenty since you are right next to the Westgate plaza although the food may be more pricey than usual. But there's always Carl's Jr. down the street too.\n\nGood place to stay if you are staying over night for a concert or a game at the UoP Stadium next door.
__label__3 We had a really nice time here. The place is small. I was immediately impressed when I saw the wood-fired pizza oven. The owner served us personally and couldn't have been nicer. We had a pizza with mozzarella, meatballs, and sausage. The pizza had really excellent flavor, and I was very impressed with the quality of the meatballs. The little char on the crust from the wood oven was magical. \n\nMy only complaint is that we didn't leave totally stuffed. We got the 2nd largest pizza, but the pizza is so flat that it isn't too filling. The other dishes and appetizers were really expensive, so we didn't get anything else. We aren't competitive eaters or anything, we just like to be full and have some leftovers. Am I greedy? Maybe. \n\nIt was delicious, so we would definitely go back. Next time, we'll get two, smaller pizzas. That would be good.
__label__2 I'm not quite sure what all the hype is all about.  Sure, they offer fresh and authentic Italian food, but they are also in a ghetto, run-down area and the prices are not competitive for the overall value ($8 for a small sandwich and salad).  The service was surprisingly good, and the bread was superb, but the cons will prevent me from coming back.
__label__2 We went to Fairview Grill for dinner and drinks one night. We expected an evening of pub food, draft beer, and an unpretentious atmosphere, and that's exactly what we got.  \n\nWe had a coupon for a free entree, so to us the prices were VERY reasonable.  Generally entrees (mostly sandwiches and burgers) are about $8, which is an excellent value considering the quantity of food you get. We both had burgers, and we were both very pleased. My husband had fries, which he enjoyed, and I got onion rings (of course), and they were above average. The waitress got our order correct (even the \"hold the X, extra Y\" order we placed) without writing it down.  She was very attentive, and kept the beer and water flowing.  \n\nThe atmosphere is one of a relaxed pub--everyone was very friendly there too, including two guys who waved at us upon entering and asked how we were doing.  \n\nBecause we are right down the street from Fairview Grill, we will definitely be returning.  Might even shoot a game or two of pool. I don't know if it stands out among pubs in town, but it was an enjoyable evening overall.
__label__1 A colleague said \"hey, wanna go to the fairview grill after work for a drink?\" I agreed having NO idea what the Fairview Grill was.  The name would make you think it's a grill. Well, no.  While the food isn't bad, it is a BAR.  Not a restaurant and bar but a BAR BAR that happens to serve food.  \n\nPre-smoking ban, the place was unbearable as you would have to drive home with the windows down, go directly to the dry cleaners, and strip in their lobby to keep from having smelly clothes from funking up your closet all weekend.  Now with no smoke, it's bearable.\n\nIt's more the 40+ crowd here but a few of us 20-somethings wander in from time to time. That doesn't bother me because the younger women are always coming up to me, asking for my phone number, telling me how attractive I am, etc.  Player Please!\n\nThey have a patio and live music and it's not a bad place to catch the game.  The servers are always super nice so I don't mind catching a drink after work.
__label__1 Fairview Grill has changed its name to Lucky Louie's. So what? The service is still horrible. The food is mediocre at best and their beer list is short. I went there last night for dinner and drinks with a friend and walked out sick to my stomach from the food. Even had to pull out the Pepto-Bismol when I got home. \n\nThe Food...\n\nWings: If you get wings, stay away from the Jerk sauce, it sucks. The Barbalo sauce was decent.\n\nSides: I got the buffalo fries with a side of ranch for dipping and I must say they were tasty...very tasty!\n\nBurger: I got the Bacon Cheeseburger and ate about half of it. I prefer my burgers to be well-done and should have mentioned that so I guess that's my fault. However, the bacon was not crispy at all and they didn't even have A1 Sauce for me.\n\nLucky Louie's does have a couple of redeeming qualities though:\n\n1) Very Nice Golden Tee and Silver Strike Bowling Machine\n2) Pool Tables\n3) Projector Screen in front plus plenty more flat-screen TV's positioned correctly throughout the bar\n4) They carry the NFL Network\n\nWill I go back? Probably not unless forced to. Especially not for the food.
__label__2 Steak was good. A little on the salty side but did the job. I would go back but would look at other options first.
__label__4 Great atmosphere and outstanding service, the food just pairs with everything! Del Frisco's is in line with Morton's and Ruth's Chris. Can't really pinpoint if it is better or worse but I would stay it is at least the same. I still think that the Dressler's Restaurant has a better steak though.\n\nThere are a lot of people complaining about the price... seriously? If you would like a $9.99 steak go to Outback. This is a prime steakhouse, prime steakhouse has prime service and prime food, that costs money and in exchange has excellent quality. If you are paying $40 in a steak and it stinks it is a different story, but with Del Frisco's you will have a much better experience than any other prime steakhouse I have been to.
__label__4 I've been here countless times, even twice in 1 night because the food was so good. I would suggest making a reservation atleast a few days or weeks in advance. They are only open for dinner, so if you decide last minute call right when they open and I've been able to grab either a late dinner (after 10) or at the bar. They are usualy very busy and packed though, but because of their small size they can't accommodate a large volume.\n\nThey have their staple foods like wasabi kobe beef, bacon wrapped asparagus, their 1/2 cold 1/2 fried tofu, and of course their daily specials. I always try to get atleast 1 dish off their specials. Be sure to get any of their whole fish whenever it's offered. They serve half of it sashimi style and the pieces literally melt in your mouth. The other half they threw on the grill and it was so moist. I am not a fan of foie gras but I tried some of their egg custard a friend ordered and it was delicious. I don't think I've ever been disappointed with a dish I've ordered from here and I've almost tried everything. I would say the average price is about $30-40 per person unless you include alcohol then it will go up. I'm hoping to hit their 15-course the next time I'm in Vegas and will update if I do.
__label__4 Simply the best Japanese I have ever had.\n\nWe made a reservation for the bar, received a 2 hour window. Upon seating the chef prepared a wonderful amuse that we thoroughly enjoyed. The waitress was slow to start our service but once we ordered thing were very smooth and we had plenty of attention. \n\nWe feasted on the the chalkboard striped amberjack sashimi for a starter and I enjoyed miso soup and the lady had a scary looking dish with uni and salmon roe that was fit for fear factor. The staff I think was slightly impressed that she not only liked it but finished it. \n\nFrom there we attacked the grilled apps with gusto. Sampling several treats we picked out favorites and ordered a second round. My favorites were the kobe skewers and the scallop.\n\nWe enjoyed hot and cold saki and the selection was reasonable and extensive.\n\nI am now a huge fan of this place and we are planning a return visit soon!
__label__4 There are two ways to enjoy Raku (Las Vegas), Izakaya-style or Omakase-style (I believe they call it Kaiseki).  Both are excellent.  But the latter is truly 5 stars.  \n\nSeveral months ago, we were unable to score reservations for the main dining room (our usual Vegas hang-out spot), and our small group was told that we could get a table in the \"omakase\" section, where we would have to order one of the Kaiseki (full-course consisting of various raw and cooked seasonal items) courses.  \n\nNow, just for the record, I rarely order a \"Kaiseki\" or \"Omakase\" course at a typical Aburiya (aka \"Izakaya\"), but having done my homework on the chef/owner (Chef Endo, whose background is in traditional Kaiseki (in Tokyo), who then moved to global fame as executive chef of Megu NY), I was more than willing to give it a try.  And I've been hooked ever since.\n\nOne of the most memorable Kaiseki dishes we had here was the whole  Nodoguro white fish, a seasonal winter fish.  Apparently only two of these whole fish made its way to Las Vegas that winter day, via direct flight from Tokyo, and we got one of them.  One of the most fun ways of enjoying an excellent fish is to see how different it tastes under different preparation.  Chef Endo understands this completely, and we were served different parts of the same fish as three different courses.  First, the Sashimi.  Second, steamed with ginger and seasoned with a light Dashi-based sauce.  Third, grilled with pinches of sea salt.  An ultra-fresh fish is a must for Sashimi, but when you have that sashimi-grade fish expertly steamed or grilled, it's absolute heaven.  The heat breaks down the amino acids of the fish, significantly boosting the Umami factor.  I would argue that the most delicious way to enjoy fresh fish is lightly cooked, and not raw.  \n\nHonestly, the skewers that they threw into the Kaiseki course were meh, but the home-made Tofu, the fish dishes, and the soups were absolutely amazing.  Can't wait for my next trip to Vegas and Raku!  I gotta make sure to book at least a week in advance!
__label__4 This is the place to go when in Vegas! It's even open super late! But drunk bar hoppers please stay away from this zen gem! \n It's great to actually find a restaurant that takes pride in its' food and service, since there is so much flashiness and high priced menus nearby on the strip.\n\nThe specials each night are very interesting and well worth the taste... make sure you check the prices. Some items are out of the normal price range. \n\nAgedashi tofu is a must to end the meal. Warm, comforting, a bit of crisp, and incredibly fresh.\n\nThe poached egg, sea urchin, and salmon roe is a small dish, but huge in flavor! Very rich; this dish filled me up quickly and was surprisingly very satisfying (especially because westerners are not use to slimy textures... get over it!!).\n\nYellowtail carpaccio was stunningly beautiful; the fish is so rich in color and flavor. \n\nBasically everything we had was very fresh, tasty, and prepared with care.\n\nService was spot on. Sushi chefs are very nice when sitting at the bar, and are very good and thoroughly explaining the unique dishes that come.  Servers refresh plates often, and provide hand towels after eating the sticky Kama. Friday night they were a little more behind on service; I'd recommend the calm weekdays for perfect service... however, they are better than most restaurants. \n\nThey end with a little toasty tea. I love that little touch!
__label__3 The food here is second to none. There were four of us, so we had a wide variety of small plates. All of it was grand. Some of it, like the foie gras, was a little rich for my taste, but quality nonetheless. We had two desserts (cheesecake and creme brulee), neither of which was anything to write home (or Yelp) about. Also, the wine pours are either done by someone with poor depth perception or possibly Japan has a different definition of a glass of wine, as they were stingy with the grape juice. With as popular as this place is (reservations are a must), I am not sure why they do not open a larger location, as the current one is cramped and not very inviting. The service was adequte, but not overly nice or accommodating. Focus on the small plates, and keep the rest in the periphery.
__label__4 been here 2 times now and both times they were equally amazing. this last time i made a reservation for 4 ppl and it was funny because when you make a reservation they tell you that your party has 2.5 hours to dine and they hold your reservation for 15 mins past the reso time otherwise they give up the table. anyhow arrived early and table was ready. server came over right away and greeted from entire restaurant staff including sushi chef when we sat down. server explained specials in detail and was quite knowledgeable about the sake list which was a nice surprise. in fact we were debating between 3 sakes so she brought out a shot glass of each one and the bottle so we could try all 3. amazing touch of service that takes up time for the server and costs them $ but being all about service they still do that. one of the best touches i have seen in quite a long time. highly impressed. server gave great recommendations about the food and they were all right on point. poached egg with uni wow amazing!!! scallop in butter great flavors slightly overcooked but still great dish. age dashi tofu was terrific and they gave bowls and small spoons for all of us. sashimi is some of the freshest in town in my eyes and ive been to most japanese restaurants in las vegas including high end ones on strip. foie gras = one of the best things ive had in town hands down top 15 dishes in town. but then again 3 of the other dishes are also foie from other restaurants.\n\nall food was spectacular, they bring dishes out in a nice time frame so your not overwhelmed with food and the hot food wont get cold sitting on the table. service was great, they filled up water glasses consistently which is one of the main things i look for in restaurants. friendly service and they checked up on the table throughout the meal. great job changing out plates when necessary and gave us all bowls and small spoons like i mentioned for certain courses such as the tofu course. overall it was amazing and no they didnt kick us out after 2.5 hours. definitely will go again soon. side note they always say see you later when leaving some restaurants drop the check and thats it but not this one. its the little things raku does and does right.
__label__4 Clean, very tasty, and I love the creativity in the dishes.  Well worth the price and I recommend trying different dishes because with each new dish I try I have not been disappointed.
__label__4 The Chef here uses a special traditional Japanese charcoal that is completely different from American charcoal, to grill pork cheek, mountain trout and a long list of fireside cooking at this elegant izakaya.\n\nOn my research on the charcoal - it is chemical free, almost smoke free and burns threes times hotter than the regular charcoal for up to 4-5 hours. The lack of chemicals and incredible high heat preserves it's natural juices.\n\nTry the agedashi tofu - it's a silken house-made tofu topped with salmon roe - it's to die for.
__label__4 Since my initial visit during their first year opened, I've been back a handful of times and felt it was time I updated my review.  \n\nRaku is the kind of place we usually reserve for special occasions and recommend to out of town guests.  Our most recent visit was only last week as the Husband and I celebrated our five year wedding anniversary.\n\nWe attempted to make reservations on the same day and the only opening they had was at 9:00 pm.  We did a walk in to hopefully land a cancellation spot or two of the coveted five counter seats, and it was only a 30 minute wait for the counter seats!  Sweet!  But yes, make reservations way in advance, especially if you have a larger party or it's a weekend.\n\nThe thing to look out for is the Specials Board.  They usually list about 5-6 items on there that range from raw to cooked items.  The weirdest part about this board is that it will change during your visit there.  During our 2-3 hour dinner, we saw some things sell out and get replaced with something else.  The waitstaff doesn't mention the newer items, so it's something you just have to look out for.  (For example, oysters were not listed on the specials board but the party sitting next to us ended up ordering the last giant oyster.  They were seated after us and only knew about it because the oyster was sitting on ice right in front of them!  They had squid on ice too, but it wasn't listed on the specials board!)  So, not only are you keeping your eyes out for the changing Specials Board but you have to see what's fresh and on ice that day!  We do get a few cooked items and although they are good, the raw fish choices are always the best!\n\nThese days we skip the Robata Grill items, not because they aren't tasty but we like to focus on the more unique items.  \n\nOne of our most favorite items is the Crispy Asparagus Okaki ($5).  It's a simple asparagus that's been dredged in rice crackers and deep-fried.  I don't know why it's so good but it just is.  And when you add a little of their matcha salt, oh my gawd!  I just love it.\n\nAnother item we had on this last visit include the Steamed Foie Gras Egg Custard ($10).  There's a piece of duck that lays on top of this dish, and it's actually duck liver they use, not goose.  The foie gras is already mixed in with the egg, so it gives the whole dish a rich egg taste.  \n\nPoached Egg with Sea Urchin and Salmon Roe ($9) is another unusual pairing, mostly because of the mountain yam that gives this dish a slimy texture.  You break up the egg and mix it all together, but you can't help but notice the slimy effect from the mountain yam.  It's a tasty nonetheless.  \n\nThe Kobe Beef Liver Sashimi ($9.50) is something that not everyone would enjoy.  The Husband isn't usually a fan of liver, except served foie gras style, but he was game.  And it did still lend a livery taste, but it's something that you have to try once.\n\nI always enjoy homemade tofu and Raku's Tofu (Whole $5.50) does not disappoint.  They server theirs with bonito shavings, ginger, and scallions.\n\nThe four condiments placed on every table should not go ignored, especially the green tea salt and their own soy sauce.  Yum!\n\nSince they expanded, their bathrooms are indeed something to look at.  First off, it's so clean and pristine and holds one of the cleanest fish tanks you'll ever see on Spring Mountain! \n\nService on our last few visits have been much better compared to my first visit.  The waitress that took care of us at the counter never let my water glass go empty and she was always letting us know when our food was coming so we weren't waiting too long and giving us clean plates too.\n\nMy only real gripe was this: Although I usually love sitting at the counter so I can watch the chefs at work, I also can't overlook things that probably shouldn't be seen by dining guests.  One of the prep guys at the counter sneezed into his hands and continued prepping the food.  I was totally turned off by this, especially because there was a sink right behind him.  It wasn't too long after when the Husband said to me that we weren't going to be ordering anymore cold foods.  When I inquired as to why, he said he noticed the same prep guy just cough into his hands and continue working.  Yes, a sneeze and cough into the very bare hands that were prepping the food.  Yuck.\n\nNonetheless, we still do love Raku and would continue recommending it.  But alas, those basic hygiene issues need to be addressed!  \n\n4.5 stars.
__label__2 I am not sure most of reviewers are having same as my expericence in WAITING, not for seating but for serving.\n\nOrdered 6 dishes....\nGot 1st dish about 15 minutes later.....\nTook 1 minute to finish....\nAnd this was repeated 6 times....\n(Sorry for my sweetheart as I did not check yelp pictures of food carefully....)\n\nAmong orders, duck and lamb chop were really tender and juicy, but...duck was only 3 of really small pieces, and lamb chop also could be done less than 1 minute.\n\nSo if you are not quantity sensitive and have plenty of time for meal, this place would be ok.
__label__4 Very small place. About 9 or 10 tables and few seats at the bar. If you want to dine during dinner time you better make reservations weeks in advance. Very high quality Japanese food. Definitely not cheap. One of the best meal I have ever had. Foe Gras was to die for. 2 thumbs way way up!
__label__1 Omikase was not worth the price. Service wasn't great. The server told us no sharing, which was a big turn-off. Would not recommend.
__label__0 I usually don't write any reviews, however Raku has really disappointed me this time. I have been the biggest promoter of Raku ever since its opening. My family usually has our family functions at the restaurant so when my friend, who has been living in Japan for many years and recently moved to UK, came to visit, I decided to take him and his friends to the most authentic Japanese restaurant in Vegas.\n\nI have never been so disappointed by the customer service by the guy manager. He never smiled, and only gave yes, or a resounding no, or only nodding for answers, even when I asked for recommendations or special menu. Working in customer service, I understand that people can have a bad day, seeing that my friend is already frowning at the service we were getting, I tried to lighten up the mood by trying to have some small talks (\"your restaurant looked so busy tonight.\") The manager only rolled his eyes and fixed his attention back to the floor. \n\nHaving lived in Japan and been a loyal customer to Raku for the past so many years, I admit that I have higher expectations of Raku than any regular restaurants. However, this time, Raku really had let me down. Even my friend, who was first time to the restaurant, was commenting that the customer service is not even on par with any Japanese restaurants that he would expect.\n\nAnother example, when we asked for special menu, he disappeared for a whole ten minutes, when he came back, he slammed the blackboard on the table and very impatiently listed the items on the menu  without explaining what they were. When we asked for fork and knife, he did not even acknowledge and we had to remind him twice before he came back with them. By that time, the dish was already cold under the AC. \n\nI felt like I was such an inconvenience to the manager instead of enjoying a meal with a friend that I haven't seen for years. To make things even worse, we saw that the manager was laughing and proactively introducing the menu, the Specials, taking care of their drinks (refills) to another table of customers. I not only felt not being appreciated as a customer, but also discriminated for nothing.\n\nI don't think the Raku I dined at tonight was the same restaurant Endo San had envisioned. Both my friends and I were appalled that this gentleman was put in charge as the manager of the spot. While he was expected to teach the other servers to deliver an amazing meal to the customers, he did completely the opposite and ruined our night. I sincerely recommend him to look for a job outside of customer service and hospitality.
__label__4 E \nI \nE \nI \nO\n\nI loved the Farm Kitchen (at S. Mountain.)\n\nThis place is a little paradise....a piece of small town USA.\n\nThe farm at South Mountain in great place to bring family, friends, out-of-towners, and it is incredible for kids.  The entire facility is open and you can roam the place freely while checking out the farm and lots of chickens.\n\nWe were bummed that the wait for the breakfast place was over an hour.  Someone told us to check out The Farm Kitchen.  We were very glad we did. \n\nThis quaint little cottage offered a wide variety of sandwiches, salads, and baked goods.  Most of the items included products groan on-site.  We ordered a few sandwiches, the pasta salad, and the mushroom soup.  We were not disappointed....everything was great.  \n\nThe food was high quality.  The sandwiches were huge. The service....well no service to review since the place was an order and pick up at the counter style sandwich joint. The prices were a little high.  I would say the average lunch will run $12-$15 per person if you get a drink and side.  The price  was worth it to me to get out of the house and spend a few hours in place that really takes you away from the city.
__label__3 Great sandwiches! the bread was superb. I had a BLTDA (Bacon, lett, Tomato, date, apple) w/chicken. Yummm. such a cute spot.
__label__4 Had a great outdoor experience a couple of days ago. The grounds are beautiful, service prompt and the sandwiches delicious. Bring your dog along and have a picnic, plenty of room for all. All of the food was fresh and wholesome and served in baskets you can take to the tables. Self service, but isn't that what a picnic is all about. Choose a lovely day. We plan to go back with friends next weekend!
__label__1 My guy is probably going to be upset that I'm dissing the Great Steak, but it was not my pick. I'm okay with compromising when he's that excited about it though. \n\nHe really wanted a Great Steak, which is technically a cheesesteak with lettuce and tomato. We just ordered one to split. I wasn't as excited about it as he was, but that's life.
__label__1 Ok call me weird but I'm one of those people that is always generating static electricity, and for some reason this walmart is like a tesla coil to me, there's something with the way the shelves and freezer cases are grounded that whenever I touch. Them, without skipping a beat I always get shocked and it's never subtle always a big pop and possibly some numb fingertips, I don't know maybe it's because I work in IT so my body has a natural charge, maybe I'm like the girl from Heroe's and I don't know it,\n\nAvoid this place if you have static issues, otherwise the selection is nice and I can't complain about a fresh sushi counter
__label__1 I go to Lee Lee's every week. I've taken food to go twice from this place. Today, I decided to eat in for business meeting. \n\nLunch special was $7~10. It took few minutes for them to take our drink order even though there weren't that many people. \n\nMy partner ordered pork cutlet, I ordered seafood and chicken in white creamy sauce and singapore noodle. The waiter was very pushy and rushed us to order. He took my menu before I finished ordering. (after I ordered seafood, he took menu before I ordered noodle...) \n\nI wish lunch special came with soup or something, but it didn't come with anything else but white rice and cup of entree. Portion wasn't that big either. I was bit disappointed with the sauce. It tasted like alfredo sauce. Not what I wanted in a chinese restaurant. Maybe it's just me. If someone who's reading this review like creamy white sauce, the sauce itself wasn't bad. It just isn't my favorite. I guess I didn't read the \"creamy\" part of description. I wanted white garlic sauce, which is more clear sauce with chunks of garlic in it. \n\nSingapore noodle was good. Veggies were crispy, not too overcooked. (I hate mushy bean sprouts) Good amount of curry seasoning. \n\nAfter reading some of the reviews here, I'll try BBQ pork next time. \n\nOne more thing before I wrap this up. They auto-grat 15% in our tab. Party of 2. That gives them 2 star, not 4. It goes back to tip talk few weeks back. I, as a customer should decide how much, not a server. I peeked the table next to us as I was walking out, their tab also had tip included, party of 3. \n\nFood was decent. Auto-grat for party of 2 turned me off. I'll go back to takeout option.
__label__2 The Mrs and I shared a turkey and pesto and we liked it. Better than the other stuff around. We got lucky as a group of people came in after us and still weren't served as we were leaving.
__label__4 I have curly hair, so I am always cautious about where I get my hair cut. Alice at the Willy St. location is awesome! She has given me great cuts, and she's fun to chat with. I had let about 5 months go by in between my haircuts, and she remembered me. I was impressed.
__label__2 Pretty standard buffet fare.  Really, nothing extra special here.\n\nCame here one day for lunch with the fam because I had a coupon (yay for being a Club Coast playa) and for the price, a reasonable $7.99 a person.  It's ok for a quick lunch buffet with most of the general fixings.\n\nYou got your American, Mexican, Italian, Chinese, salad bar, and dessert station all represented here.  I gotta say though for me the standout is the Mongolian station.  Damn, they make a fine stir-fry!  Really, it is way better than those you see at the local Chinese buffets.  I swear it must be the sauce!  The sauce is boss!  Pick your veggies and your protein of choice (I always go beef and shrimp) and it gets Mongolian-ed right in front of you!  That soy sauce concoction they use really makes it though.  It's got the right taste, salty, sweet, a bit tangy...it's very good.  Helps too if the veggies and meat are fresh.\n\nThe other plus I've found here is that they serve Stuffed Cabbage!  Yep, I love me some old school, down-home cookin'.  Only buffet I know so far that serves it.  May not be like Mom used to make, but it'll do in a buffet pinch.  Brings me back home!\n\nOther than that, the food here is average.  The place is pretty clean and the service is speedy but polite.  You may want to watch the food however, some things looks like they sat out under the heat lamp for a good bit.  Soggy pizza?  No thank you!\n\nThe gelato station was a nice touch with some interesting flavors.  The blood orange was tart and sweet, so nice.  My fav though was the coconut, always a plus to end my buffet jaunt.  \n\nIf you're cheap and broke like me, St. Tropez is not a bad way to go.  It's no Bellagio or Wynn buffet, or even a Station Casino buffet for that matter...but it sure beats a stale hot dog and some Top Ramen!
__label__2 Had a perfectly edible lunch yesterday at the St. Tropez.  Armed with our American Casino Guide coupon, my family stopped here because we happened to be in the neighborhood.\n\nSalad was not extensive, but what was there was fresh.  The marinated artichokes are a highlight.\n\nMost of the hot foods appear to be of standard mid-level buffet quality:  Generally edible, but rarely exquisite.  One standout is the Spicy tofu: normally I don't like tofu, because it is so bland. However this added enough flavor to make it taste good.\n\nAlso, they have a gelato bar, which turns an otherwise uninspired dessert station into one worth stopping at.  I recommend the blood orange, coconut, chocolate, and pistachio flavors.\n\nI'm not sure which marketing intern came up with the name \"St. Tropez Buffet,\" but the only thing similar that I could find to anything having to do with the French Riviera was the fact that the deli station offers cheese.  However, none of the cheeses appear to be French in any way.  I believe every restaurant should have at least some vague connection to its namesake.  (For example, the Orleans French Market buffet sometimes has crawdads.)  I've never been to St. Tropez, France, but I know enough about this buffet that it has no resemblance to St. Tropez in any conceivable way.  This patent disregard for its inspiration cost the St. Tropez buffet 1/2 star in my rating.
__label__2 Just hope you're there on a good day! Buffets are not what they used to be in Vegas.
__label__1 Before we went to the Woodie's on Independence (now closed), we actually tried Woodie's Dilworth - and they did a pretty decent job changing out a battery.  Unfortunately they didn't fix the problem.\n\nIt is true that we had a problem with our battery, but we eventually had to replace the alternator that caused the problem with the battery.  The people at Woodie's uptown were nice about it, they just didn't fix the problem.\n\nEdit:\nIn response to Steven M. - Originally, we took the car (in 2004) to McDowell, where we had the battery replaced at their suggestion, as the alternator is a rather more expensive repair, so we were encouraged to hold off on the alternator for the time being.  Even replacing the battery was not a cheap repair, but it would be nice if it fixed the problem.  Love saving money and all.\n\nUnfortunately, it did not help, so we went to a closer location (Independence, now closed), to have it looked at under warranty, where we were charged another fee to analyze the electrical system.  Despite nothing beyond this fee, and no apparent problems cropping up during this inspection, this did not help either.\n\nSo we actually had the alternator replaced in 2005 (approximately one year after the initial visit) at the Tryon Street location, for - you guessed it - another, rather large, fee.  Still didn't help.  We eventually sold the car.\n\nTo their credit, this particular car gave fits to at least one other mechanic and a Nissan dealer.  So it may be the car more than Woodie's - but the problem was one that was not resolved in the first, second or third visit, and we kept getting charged the whole way.  But to say that we ignored the advice is misleading at best.
__label__1 I have only been there one time. I got a $10 manicure during one of their promotions. It was the longest and sloppiest manicure of my life. However, the young woman who worked on my manicure was very nice and they do use quality products. I would not return, but you can't beat their prices, especially during promotions.\n\nUPDATE: Kohler sent an e-mail after I posted this review offering me a free manicure. While I appreciate the offer, I declined. I did want to share with all of you that although I did not have the best experience, they definitely tried to correct the situation.
__label__2 I wish I could give this place more stars because well, I really wanted to like the place because it's so darn close to my house and the services are really well priced for a facility that is clean with a modern decor.\nI've been there twice.  \nThe first time the zone 2 girl was extremely earnest and told me how passionate she was about hair cutting.  And she was really good- full of energy, eagerness to learn.  And even though she burned my scalp several times while she was blow drying my hair, when the styling was done- my hair looked really good and she looked so eager to please that I could not be upset with her that despite my hair looking good, I probably had several patches of scalp toasted enough to be red the next day.\nThe second time I went back, I got another zone 2 girl.  Very nice, good personality but somehow completely lacking in energy.  This sister's scalp massage was so lacking in oof that I felt like flies were in my hair and I wanted to swat her fingers away.  \nI should have known my haircut would be bad and left right away.  She ended up taking so long with my haircut that I finally had to ask her to see the clock to see what time it was- it took her nearly 2 hours to give me a cut and style that I, one who is incompetent with styling, could have done myself.  I was so disappointed.  Luckily, the instructor came and saved the day and in matters of five minutes, she had me styled looking like a million bucks and I walked away somewhat happy.\nWould I come back again?  Probably but now that I am a veteran of this place, I will ask for a zone 4 or higher girl (they go from zone 1 to zone 6) so maybe next time I will be lucky enough to walk out with scalp unburned, and a cut and style that won't take up my whole day.
__label__3 I have a lot of health issues and a very limited diet.  Trying to stay alkaline, and keeping raw, I have found many delectable options.  My first visit, I tried the raw chile rellano, then the raw coconut curry spring rolls which were PHENOMENAL!  I also got to try a raw vanilla cupcake with coconut strawberry frosting. This is currently my favorite raw food venue.
__label__4 We agree with all those who say Sasha is wonderful.  We travel frequently on business and we try to find juice bars wherever we go.  In Phoenix they are very limited and this is a good one.  Sasha went out of her way to make sure we had our juices the way we wanted them and having just finished a trade show, we were very grateful.  They were tasty, too!  Drinking green juices and smoothies really makes a difference in our health so again, very grateful.
__label__3 When my partner decided that shaving facial hair was just not cutting it (too much beard shadow under the skin) we initially though to get it waxed out. I was hesitant to go the wax route, and was thrilled to find Jada in the Desert Sky mall (inside near Mervyn's). This place only does threading and henna tattooing. \n\nThe shop is small and personal. It's not the most luxe of interiors, but the brisk and professional service makes up for it. Having not had the threading myself, I can only attest that they threaded out my partners beard (all of it, cheeks chin neck and mustache) in about an hour and only charged us $35 for it. We were very pleased with the results and stoked about the low cost. \n\nMore than a handful of stray, missed hairs and a lack of lotion or balm after the procedure keeps this rating from a 5, but so long as you can provide your own aftercare I would still highly recommend Jada Beauty.\n\nFor those of you who have never been \"threaded\" it's a hair removal process where hair is trapped between a twisted strand of thread and pulled out by the root. There are no chemicals and no blades. It's excellent for people with sensitive or allergic skin, but don't think you're getting out of the pain of hair removal - it still hurts! Results last a similar amount of time as traditional waxing.
__label__1 Parking is a nightmare and the vendor's produce looks half dead every time I've been. There isn't anything here you can't get in better shape at the grocery store.
__label__3 Great way to get outside and get something local.\n\nThe King's Drive Farmer's Market has a lot of your regular produce items: peppers, tomatoes, fresh green beans, potatoes, etc I don't know that I can say i noticed anything really 'unique' there. But if you want local produce that will stock your fridge then this is a good location. They also have grass feed meat, pastries, and other local goodies.\n\nEveryone seemed kind and helpful, and I parked in the gravel lot on the side of the market, there are parking attendants to help get everyone in and out safe and quickly. \n\nI did stop by the 'grass feed' meat guy and got a huge fatty brisket, he was very informative about where the meat came from and how to prepare it more than one way. \n\nIf you're nearby during market hours stop by and have a taste!
__label__2 To start off, I give this restaurant 3.5 stars. I am basing this on the best Chinese food I have ever had. Loved the potstickers. The Chicken with garlic sauce was good. The egg flower soup, some of the best I have had. Reason: wasn't overly thick and had a really light but tasty flavor-egg was present but fluid. The shrimp fried rice was bland and missing something; unfortunately it was the shrimp. The orange chicken was really good. There wasn't too much breading and the flavor spot on. One unfortunate thing-forgot soy sauce for a take out Chinese order, even though I requested it twice. The lady at the counter-was good people.
__label__1 PUT A MENU ONLINE!\n\nFB page doesn't work - hurting takeout business!
__label__3 Clean and cute.   Oh yeah and good food.  Service is pretty good, a little slow when they get busy, which is a lot because it's not very big.  They have wooden menus!!!
__label__4 Our favorite Thai place in the valley. It is small so be prepared to wait on the weekend. Yellow curry, pepper steak and pad Thai is the best.
__label__2 I'm going to be all over the place with this review.  That will pretty much match the experience I had here.  \n\nFirst drink, PERFECTION!  I chose the White Grapefruit Cosmopolitan with Absolut Ruby Red, white cranberry juice and lime.  Second drink, not so much.  Way too much white cranberry juice and not enough Absolut.  No one likes a weak drink, lame!\n\nSince it was my first time here, I didn't realize that if you sit outside, you're only allowed to order off the bar menu.  I like that and I don't.  The \"cheap\" side of me likes it because, well, I'm cheap.  Cheap here equals $16 compared to $32 for a full menu item.  The other part of me thinks if it's a nice night out, why wouldn't I want to dine outside with a full menu.  Whatevs, no biggie.\n\nMy eyes zeroed in on the Lobster Mac-N-Cheese, of course!  And for $16 it better be darn good!  Totally worth it.  The cheese was nice and creamy with big pieces of lobster and bread crumbs on the top.  I'd give that 4 stars!\n\nWe also ordered a mix between a meat, cheese and Charcuterie Platter.  So the cheese, solid (how do you mess cheese up?).  Sweet pickles, best part of the platter.  The meat....straight outta the Giant Eagle deli section.  It was a poor mans excuse for prosciutto and bologne.  Gross.  Don't order!\n\nFactor in pretty inconsistent service between our server being there ALL the time to totally disappearing at the end of the meal when we wanted the check and you've got a iffy experience.\n\nI'm not throwing in the towel, I would come back and try out the full menu in the dining room.  All I would ask for is a complete package...that's not too much to ask for, is it?!
__label__1 Disillusioned.\n\nThe food while good, but tried to do too much with the palate.  I had the Monte Cristo and while I applaud the use of brioche to make a turkey sandwich...I really wish they wouldn't have drizzled the syrup all over it.  At that point either make it an open-faced item or keep the drizzle so it can be eating without sticky fingers.\n\nThe ambiance was pretty nice, I did enjoy the decor.  The service was a little overflowing in the repressed attitude department.  We all have bad days or rough patches...but seriously...when your body language clearly establish we're not worth your time it REALLY detracts from the eating experience.  In general, I find it really uneasy when the waiter (or waitress) roll their eyes if the entire party chooses to drink water ... newsflash it's just being healthy and not necessarily cheap...so don't act like \"there goes your tip.\"\n\nI probably wouldn't go back unless it was with a group of friends that were fans of the place.  If I did go back, it would give me a chance to taste something different, but I would rather spend my money elsewhere.\n\nMaybe it'll be better next time.
__label__4 A new slice of gastronomic heaven has opened in the northwest valley. Vogue Bistro and Bar, located in Marley Park at 15411 W. Waddell Rd. in Surprise is pleased to bring Cordon Bleu Culinary School trained Chef Aurore de Beauduy, most recently the former Chef at the Silverleaf Country Club located in DC Ranch in Scottsdale, to create contemporary American cuisine with a French bistro influence.  Now you can fulfill those gourmet desires Tuesday through Saturday,11:00 AM - Midnight or at Sunday Brunch from 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM. They are closed Mondays. \n The ambiance is contemporary upscale with a crisp clean black and white d\u00e9cor. Located in the Bashas Shopping center on the far west end of the center, it's not at all what you would expect for a neighborhood bistro in Surprise. They have brought class to the area, with style and service you would expect in the finest cities of the world. But then many of the residents in Surprise and Sun City are world travelers who will return frequently for the more sophisticated dining experience near home. \n Our server, a delightful young lady, recommended a bottle of wine, Barro Rose Pinot Grigio from Italy (www.bacchannalwines.com) glass $9/ bottle $32 from the extensive wine list. Most of their wines are imported. We were pleased with her suggestion and the opportunity to taste two of her recommendations.  \n Vogue owner Roman Yasinsky suggested Frito Misto $4 the tempura-fried calamari, seasonal vegetables, ginger bits, with a light aioli dip. He brought us an extra spicy dip to try as well. The presentation is delightful with swirled crisps piled high. Both dips and the calamari were very nice.  \nAdditional \"Starters\" on the menu include Bruschetta $3 with Chef Aurore's daily topping selection; Escargot $7 a delicate escargot sauteed in herb infused garlic butter and baked in a puff pastry; Smoked Salmon $9 luxurious house-smoked salmon, cr\u00e8me fra\u00eeche, pickled caperberries, red onion, artisan toast points. The smoked salmon is also available whole, for take out orders; Olives $7 house-marinated premium Mediterranean olives; Artisan Cuts $9 country-style p\u00e2te, assorted artisan sausages, salami and cured meats, olives, toasted almonds, Dijon mustard and warm handcrafted bread; Skewer $7 a daily selection of skewer grilled savory meats or seafood served with local seasonal greens and shaved Parmesan; Cheese $7 fine artisan cheeses from the world's best producers. \n Next chef sent us a delicious Burotta Cheese Caprese $8. The creamy cheese from Italy is a special appetizer/salad not on the menu, and a unique twist on the traditional Caprese. Fresh basil and tomato accented with an Italian balsamic and this heavenly cheese that melts in your mouth instantly, lighter and sweeter than a traditional mozzarella. It was very much a pleasant surprise to experience something new and so delicious. \n The Vogue Salad $8 with frisee, arugula, gorgonzola blue cheese, dried cranberries, pecans, pumpkin seeds and bits of applewood-smoked bacon tossed in warm sherry vinaigrette can be a meal in itself when topped with steak $4, chicken $4 or fish $4. The flavors of each unique ingredient combine to a flavor explosion so wonderful and satisfying.  \nIn addition to the wonderful list of basics on the menu everyday, Chef Aurore prepares specials and I was luck enough to experience her Duck seared breast confit paired with red cabbage in a fig emulsion $28. Tender and flavorful, the duck had a fig emulsion sauce that complemented the red cabbage perfectly. It was accompanied by a butternut squash souffl\u00e9 that was more like a dessert with its naturally sweet light as air texture. \n My dining companion enjoyed a Chilean Sea Bass $17 with endive and burotta cheese, basil and vinaigrette. Extremely light with a mild flavor, the bass is a good choice for warm summer dinners.   \n Other entrees on the menu include Steak Frites $15, all natural, prime grade Black Angus onglet steak prepared \"medium rare\" with brandied peppercorn sauce and served with Vogue Fries; Roasted Chicken $15, half chicken slowly roasted to perfection in herb-garlic jus, and served with Yukon Gold potatoes and roasted carrots; Fish $15, daily seasonal fish served with roasted sweet potatoes, local greens and warm citrus. She'll also be doing daily specials like osso buco, daurade, foie gras, cassoulet and duck confit. \n Under the category of \"Accessories\" you will find some unusual but exciting offerings. Vogue Fries $3 are incredible according to several sources. Crisp and delicious, they are a perfect accompaniment to any sandwich or entrees and are served with a savory dipping sauce. I can't wait to return to try the Sweet Potato Fries $3 described as luscious and healthy on the menu, but \"orgasmic\" by a fellow diner. Vanilla Butternut Squash $3 is local organic butternut squash with vanilla beans, and Georgia pecans caramelized in maple syrup. too long again azphm .com for more... I have more pics too!
__label__1 I didn't find this place to be anything special.  Service was average, ambiance was average.  All of us ordered the house special \"Vogue Steak\" and they were tough as shoe leather, definitely below average.  For the price, which was fairly steep, I bet you could do better.
__label__1 I have enjoyed going to vogue bistro for quite awhile, and usually the food and service are above par.  This evening was not the case.  We began with the fritto misto, which is usually a favorite.  Tonight, the calamari was chewy and rubbery, and the whole thing was so mashed together, it was difficult to find anything individually.  My salad was just meh, as was my friend's.  My friend's son ordered the steak medium, and it came out pretty rare/medium rare.  It took our server forever to come back with the check and since we were trying to get to an event, this was annoying.  For the price, the food was not up to standard.\n\nI am not sure I will go back there.  There are plenty of other places around where I can get better for my money.
__label__3 Ordered a Vogue Burger to go and after a little debacle with the hostess thinking I wanted to order beer to go, I was seated, served a beer while waiting, and ten minutes later  walking out the door. The burger was amazing and one of the best I have ever had, just a little undercooked when I ordered a medium well...but VERY tasty!
__label__4 French cooking at its best! Vogue Bistro provides a wonderful atmosphere for a couple or a group. I've done both. A great selection of cocktails martinis compliments a menu that leaves nothing to be desired.\n\nPersonally I like everything I've ever ordered here especially the meatloaf, steaks, and any of the chef specials. You won't be disappointed no matter what you get.
__label__1 Muddy sound, unimpressive seats...meh.  It seemed pretty worn down for being such a new theater.  I'll stick to one of the two big chains.
__label__2 Update. Holy crap - went back and ordered two scoops of ice cream. Instead was given world's biggest blob of ice cream in a huge cup. Which is good or bad, depending.
__label__2 My sister and I headed over here last week and I have to say, I was a little mixed about our visit.\n\nWhen we first walked in, there was no one there. Literally. We were eye'ing the ice creams for almost 5 minutes before the server drifted in from the Z Pizza side.\n\nI had the Pink Spot sundae with two ginormous scoops of kona coffee and hot fudge. The ice cream was meh, but the hot fudge was very good and served in generous portion. My sister had the low-fat coffee with ribbons of chocolate and she raved.\n\nThe prices weren't outrageous considering the serving size; just one week before I spent three dollars more for the same exact thing at Mary Coyle's.\n\nI wasn't overly impressed with the ice cream, but they get props for always having at least one low fat, sugar free, or sorbet offering.\n\nIt probably wouldn't be my first choice for ice cream, but because they are in the neighborhood they get a gold star for convenience!
__label__4 I LOVE THE Pink Spot!  \nIT is so cute inside and smells soooooo good! the staff is ALWAYS nice! The ice cream is to die for, where else can you get a home made ice cream taco or cookie sandwich, chocolate covered bannana, and bond bonds.... Last night I had my first European Sunday! YUMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM
__label__4 I knew I wasn't trippin' when I saw a skinny, dancing banana at the house party I went to last night, A. because I was sober (boooo), and 2. because it was Halloween. But today, right in the middle of a post Halloween funk/Sunday blues combo, I started to wonder if maybe I was slipped something last night, when Mr. Incredible who was there too, greeted me at Pink Spot. To protect his identity I won't say who it was, but the tomato, egg, bacon, avocado sandwich with chipotle mayo, sprouts and American cheese on wheat bagel he made me, truly hit the spot, and the mocha was just what I needed to lift me out of my forlorn state. It's a good thing they have free wi-fi here, because that's why I'm yelping. I'm going to go ahead and throw a solid five stars at these guys because they genuinely accomplished something that trumps, taste, price or ambiance; they served up a generous helping of good humor. And it wouldn't hurt to up their star count a little after that dreadful Megan D imposed her two stars. Who does she think she is anyway, trolling around Phoenix handing out miserable reviews? Wait... go back to that happy place Dugaldo. Happy place. Pink Spot.
__label__4 The best ice cream sandwich in town and (for future reference) they deliver. What's not to like?\n\nPlenty of adventurous flavors if you're into that sort of thing and if you want the usual suspects (I'm a mint chip aficionado) you'll be pleased. I'm going to be back. A lot.
__label__2 The location is perfect. It's in downtown Phoenix and connected to Z Pizza! They offer a variety of items to choose from: breakfast food, ice cream, baked delicacies, etc.\n\nThe downside is that it's dark in there. It feels kind of depressing. There is not very much parking.
__label__4 Go to Sweet Republic this week and say, \"I support Bake for Hope,\" and they will donate a portion of their proceeds to Bake for Hope.  Bake for Hope is a charity that is raising breast cancer awareness and providing proceeds of nationwide bake sales to local Susan G Komen for the Cure affiliate offices.  On this Saturday, Bake for Hope will be there to sell our delicious homemade cupcakes, brownies, and cookies.  It is the PERFECT pairing- cake and ice cream!
__label__3 Very yummy! It's really fun to try all the different flavors here, and it's a cool place to take friends or out of town guests. Everything is so unique, and it's so cool that all the items are made in the store. The staff is also friendly and knowledgeable.\n\nJust thinking about this place is making me hungry!
__label__3 This is a great little joint. We stopped in here with some friends on a whim shortly before closing time but they still had all the flavors out and the staff was very nice, despite it being a few minutes before close. They were very nice about letting us try a few different flavors before ordering. I finally decided on the salted caramel which was excellent. My husband got the guiness chocolate and we another friend got the cinnamon. We all tried the bacon ice cream which was very unique and not bad at all. I tried the blue cheese ice cream and while it was good, I'm not sure I could do a whole scoop of it! They had some wonderful looking ice cream sandwiches with big cookies that I would like to try next time. I will definitely stop by here again.
__label__3 A tip of the hat to their creativity,  effort to source locally, passion for quality, and engaging customer service.  Also, all the other superlatives that were repeated ad nasuem in the other reviews.  \n\nI also like that this place is literally just down the street from the Cold Stone Creamery headquarters.  I wonder how often they have their corporate spies in there.
__label__1 There's a lot of hype about this place, and as far as I can tell, a lot of it is undeserved. \n\nMaybe it's just that Phoenix has such a lack of locavore / foodie joints that people are so enthusiastic about its arrival, but the ice cream is decent at best. Definitely better than Coldstone and the like, but compared to the other ice creameries it aspires to, the ice cream is just not there. The flavors are REALLY one-dimensional: everything takes like a sweet cream base with maple / mint / chocolate / whatever else mixed in.
__label__2 I hope I don't get lynched because I didn't really find the flavors all that great.  I had the famous salted butter caramel.  I am a fan of caramel and sea salt items.  This scoop didn't had any saltiness and the ice cream felt like I was coating my whole mouth with a stick of butter.  Not the most appealing taste.  I had a taste of the Lime Basil sorbet.  That was much better.  I wish I had ordered that one instead, at least I wouldn't have felt nauseous.
__label__4 Amazing ice cream - what I appreciate the most is the natural high quality ingredients....meyer lemon is insane and the owner Helen is so helpful. What an amazing small local business!!
__label__4 I love the mint chocolate chip! Real mint leaves instead of imitation flavoring. The peppermint is fabulous also! Really, you can't go wrong.
__label__4 La Promesa is a great bakery.  The empanadas here and at La Purisima are the best around, perfect flakey crust combined with delectable fillings.  Strawberry, lemon, apple, cherry, pineapple, all scrumptious and free of preservatives.  This place is great if your in the east side and can't get to La Purisima in Glendale, both shops are family owned and are of equal quality.
__label__1 I spent some time at Encore on opening night. \n\nCASINO: It's just like the Wynn, but with a slightly altered color scheme. \nToo much red; I felt like I was walking around in a maraschino cherry.\nThe ceilings are too low making it seem claustrophobic.\n\nRESTAURANTS: The Cirque-y moving-walls at Switch will underwhelm you every 25 minutes.\nDidn't get in to Sinatra's cuz there was a private party. \nDidn't get to Botero Steakhouse but it looks very appealing. Art helps with protein-digestion as far as I'm concerned. \nThere is no buffet: halleleujah!\n\nXS was the one bright spot...a gorgeous venue! I predict this club will become the hottest destination in the club universe. \nUntil,of course, the next over-the-top, Rome-is-burning club opens.\n\nDidn't see the rooms yet. \nI heard the Spa is extraordinary.\n\nThe best thing about Encore is the same as the best thing about Wynn: the employees. They are the best-trained casino-workers anywhere. Frankly, it's worth going there just for them.
__label__4 I am so glad that I stayed at this hotel! Like pretty much everyone else, I thought the room, views, and service were all exceptional. I especially loved the extra effort the hotel put to personalize everything (names on room keys, tv, phone). The only bummer during our particular stay was that the computers were down and check-in was absurdly long. \n\nTip: We found out that being a hotel guest doesn't get you into XS for free, but if you present your room key you can get a discount off of cover.
__label__3 I stayed here for 3 nights so I'm gonna let you know the good AND the bad! \n\nValet was awesome. The guys there are fast, efficient and very courteous. Didn't have any problems at all! Check-in wasn't so good. I booked my room about 2 months in advance and upon check in, no rooms were available unless I upgraded. The check-in lady was tryin to hustle! I mean two months? C'mon the room should've been reserved. But after about 15 minutes, one miraculously opened up.  Hm... makes me wonder a little. Anyways moving on.\n\nThe hotel is beautiful with lots of red. A little too red for my taste.. The gaming area was very limited. Not many slots and tables. The elevators are freakin fast and there is rarely a wait which I love!! The room itself is spacious and stunning! Everything from the bed, to the couch, to the bath rugs are luxurious and extravagant. Plenty of closets and dressers for your clothes. Loved the room! But check out took foreverrrrrr... Literally it took us about 40 minutes!! \n\nMaybe I'm just a lazy girl or out of shape but the walk is far to places like the Bellagio or Caesars! Felt like my legs were gonna buckle any second from the walk lol. Every little detail in the hotel is beautiful like the doorknobs, the towels, and even the toiletries. We even saw Andrew Bynum checking in, go Lakers!! \n\nThe hotel was overall fantastic and I'll definitely stay here again!
__label__3 I can't remember too much about my initial reaction when I stayed here.  I'm writing this review 5 months later so my memory is a bit fuzy. Go figure.  My stay was comfortable and convenient since it is connected to XS (my fav)!  The decor was very plain in comparison to my favorite hotel, The Venetian.  Other than that, I'd recommend giving this place a try.\n\nROOM SERVICE IS AMAZING!  I had a salmon and veggie dish while my friends ordered a veggie pizza and lobster mac and cheese.  Everything was mouth watering and flavorful!
__label__4 I'm writing this review as I am about to embark on another LV journey with the girls.. A bit ago, me & j went on a LV trip- first time going with an other without a group of my girls (was sad they werent there!)\n\nTruth is, I dont really know how to gamble. I hate buffets. So for a person like me, i go to Vegas for the lavish hotels, morning mojitos, the tricked out pools, and the like. Encore provided just that. Anyone that has walked through Encore knows that the colorful interior with the mosaic tiles and slightly asian inspired (subtle) decor makes for sophisticated without crossing the line over to gaudiness.\n\nThe spa lounge area (can see it when one is crossing over to the XS pool area) is soo pristine- i wished my gfs to be there- they would have gotten excited about it more than J! The pool itself has two sections. One is directly connected to the spa and on the other side is the European style \"xs pool\" - although we didnt see more than 3 brazen topless women, it was a big area for sunning and playing blackjack (same area they do at nighttime at the club)\n\n\nAs for the rooms, we had requested a \"quiet suite\" since Encore is known to have loud music coming from XS at 4 in the morning.. so we got a north facing room.. Not the greatest view (just small strip plaza) but the King Suite (which is the smallest room at Encore I believe) was pretty spacious for 2 people.\n\nAnother thing- I dont know if anyone else notices but the music they constantly play in the casino is by Kaskade. I've heard at least 3 Kaskade songs during this stay and I remember hearing her 3 years ago when i was in this hotel as well- and i actually went home to look up who this artist was- and has made a permanent spot on my ipod playlist. For those that know of this artists work, it adds a serene element to the casino.\n\nOne of the only negatives to Encore/Wynn properties.. they are so damn far from everything else! We spent most of the trip at this hotel (except for the dinner/show which we cabbed to Bellagio- but the cab driver insisted taking some freeway looking road to get from Encore to Bellagio due to traffic ??)\n\nThey sometimes send deals over- one that i got in the mail which was 3 nights for 300 (incl weekends)- Except J threw it away and we didnt get to use it! So if you get one in the mail, take the offer! This place will be worth your stay.
__label__3 Stayed here this past weekend and had a great time. I went to Vegas but only once left the hotel (somehow I ended up on the strip outside the wynn after a night of hard partying...still no idea how that happened). Our daily routine was order lunch via room service at 3pm (waking time) then champagne, then champagne again then have the minibar restocked from the previous nights damage....and  proceed to clean it out again. Around 10-11ish we would leave the room to go to XS and around 4am we would hit the tables. Would have been nice to see more (any) of vegas but we had a great time...until we got the room bill. Our hotel room fee was $700 and room service was $800...we didnt feel so big anymore....we transformed from rock stars to nervous teens who had crashed the family car.\nanyway if you choose to go down the same path we did - get the burger sliders (they are ground beef at its finest) with perfect onion strings, also every bottle of champagne was delish and im sure if you want to save some money (in retrospect, always a good idea) you probably wouldnt be able to differentiate the champagne from the sparkling wine. oh, and they have a room service \"happy hour\" with corona's $5 each and some of the food for $10 a plate which is not bad compared to the regular price, trust me...
__label__4 I finally got the chance to stay at Encore and holy beejesus, the rooms are absolutely beautiful.  There really aren't words to describe how gorgeous and luxurious the rooms are.  I've stayed at almost every single big hotel on the strip and this is the nicest by leaps & bounds.  The rooms are big, the bathrooms are big.  Even the hallway from the door to the bedroom is longer than my last apartment's.  We had a beautiful view of the pools.  The bedroom and living room are separated.  I can tell the casino was definitely decorated to appeal to Asians.  Everything is red and gold, with dragons, lucky dogs, and butterflies everywhere.  If I could afford to, I'd stay at Encore on every one of my trips to Vegas.  I'd give it 20 stars if I could.
__label__3 We recently stayed at the Encore for 3 nights as a part of a packaged deal which included a 3 night stay, 2 tickets to La Reve, and a $25 dollar slot machine credit (which I promptly lost in about 20 minutes).  \n\nOverall, the hotel was very nice.  The lobby and casino decor is very gaudy, as is the Wynn, but since that's what they're going for, I won't hold it against them.  The hotel rooms and hallways were lovely.  Our room was beautiful and comfortable, although the view of down town Las Vegas left a bit to be desired.  Don't listen to those warnings from the front desk about noise from the club.  Get the view of the strip and wear some earplugs.\n\nThe pools were fantastic.  Very beautiful and plenty of chairs to be had.  If it hadn't been so hot we would have stayed out there longer and rented a cabana, of which there are tons.  The casino itself was nice, and smelled good, which is an accomplishment, but not much different than the other hotels in this class.\n\nAlthough the hotel was nice, our customer service experience was a bit disappointing.  When we checked in, we were offered a selection of about 5 available rooms.  When we chose one on the 34th floor, we got our keys and headed up.  Upon arriving, we noticed a $20 bill and some change sitting on the desk, and then an open bottle of lotion on a table, and when I looked in the bathroom and saw multiple personal belongings on the counter, it was confirmed - the Encore front desk had checked us into someone else's room!  Thank goodness those poor people weren't IN the room when we opened it up.  And thankfully we are honest people and didn't steal their belongings!  \n\nWe immediately grabbed our things and left to tell the front desk that they had checked us into an already occupied room.  The woman at the front desk acted flustered and irritated (not really apologetic though) and offered us an upgrade to a panoramic suit (over the regular suit we had booked).  It was basically the same exact room on a higher floor, which afforded me a better view of the Riviera.  Great. \n\nWe also inquired about using the gym.  Your choices are 15 bucks a day per person, or pay the resort fee for all nights you are staying, which was $67 dollars in our case.  No, thanks, that's TWICE what I pay for my monthly gym membership!  Considering how expensive this hotel is, you would think the guests at the Encore would be allowed to have full use of the facilities offered without paying extra.\n\nI also agree with some other reviewers that the food options at this hotel are a let down.  $3.50 for a small black coffee and 4 bucks for a croissant is not the best way to start your day.  We wound up walking across the street to Fashion Show mall for several meals for better dining options at better prices.  I suppose I can include close proximity to the mall as a plus.\n\nAs a side note, La Reve was completely amazing, and whether or not you stay at the Encore, it is definitely worth seeing!! \n\nOverall, the hotel was nice, and as long as you don't mind spending a lot on your trip, you will have a great stay.  Well, if they don't let strangers into your room, that is!
__label__4 Consider yourself checked into the lap of luxury. \n\nYou see, at the Encore you'll notice the quality they keep and the cultivated beauty that radiates throughout the entire property. Modern decor, check! Simple yet elegant furnishings, check! And to top that off, the service was excellent! Talk. About. Service. When in Vegas why not feel like a princess? Or Prince? Simple pleasures from the bell hop who took our luggage up to our room, the taxi ushers who made hailing a cab quick and painless and for our ever so clean and well kept rooms thanks to our daily cleaning ladies. Our few days here at the Encore were definitely worthwhile. When you want to feel ultimate splendor, check into the Encore! \n\n~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~\n5/5 Ambiance - The mood, character, quality, tone, atmosphere.\n5/5 Service - Helpful, accommodating, efficient, delivery and speed?\n5/5  Food / Merchandise - Quality, taste, presentation.\n3/5  Price - Reasonable, inexpensive, high priced?\n(Based on Irma's review rating rubric - http://static.px.yelp.com/photo/evXt-5kyL-guqoCwxaAxtQ/l
__label__4 I stayed, gambled, and partied at Encore during the Halloween weekend. I must say, this is the best hotel I've ever stayed in. Granted, I've never stayed at a 5-star hotel before, but I feel you cannot ask for more. \n\nGambling: The roulette table was so much fun. My friend Jose spilled his drink on the table and nobody even yelled at him or made him feel bad. They just cleaned it up and joked about it. So cool. Also, as a first time customer, they gave me and my friend Carlo $20 to play the slot machines. We ended up winning over $100 collectively from that.\n\nPool: European. Nuff said.\n\nRoom: OMG. So nice. My phone had my name on the LCD. The room had a doorbell. Next to my bed was a control panel that could close or open the curtains! Swivel flat screen TV. Floor to ceiling windows. Tub and shower. Dual sinks. Amazing concierge service.\n\nNightclub: XS and Surrender are both at Encore. Surrender was awesome, but XS, I cannot explain how nice this nightclub is. You have to go to find out. It was expensive ($50 cover and $500 bottles), but hey, it's Vegas. It's expected.\n\nFood: Ate at the Wynn buffet. Incredible. Although I prefer hot crab legs over cold ones. It was fresh nonetheless.
__label__1 Not quite sure what all of the fuss is about with the Wynn Encore. The view from the 32nd floor was of the distant mountains, yes, but also of a Ross and some construction. Woo hoo. So yes, be sure to ask for a view of the strip, not the Ross!!\n\nThe decor is not my taste. Can you say gaudy!?? Gigantic butterflies tramp stamp the carpets and the chandeliers in the casino dangle ominously overhead  like giant red tarantulas waiting for their prey.  If you are a flaming homosexual male and listen to Cher this might be right up your alley but somehow the whole thing seemed ridiculous to me. All that money and you put freaken butterflies on the carpet?!  And the drapes? Oh no honey, the drapes do not match the carpet!\n\nThe room was ok. Everyone else was thrilled with it. I thought the furniture looked like it was covered in shellac- so what if you have remote control drapes?  The decor reminded me of the apartment that Ray Liota's girlfriend had in Goodfellas. PLASTIC. The bathroom fixtures were nice though.\n\nI too got pitched the players card at the Casino by a woman who said she would be back in 10 minutes after she got my info and NEVER came back. After hours of the damn card not working- I got $10.00 in free play. After several more hours on the machines, I earned 60 points which earned me nothing. The woman who gave me the card said I would get emails and text messages and up to 200 points just for signing up. None of that happened but at least they keep the drinks coming...for the most part.\n\nThe Wynn Encore did a decent job outfitting their cocktail waitresses in beaded skimpy dresses, (which also look cheap up close) but um HELLO where is the man candy?!!!!  It's time Steve Wynn wises up to the fact that women have money to spend in Las Vegas too-\nso hire some cute cocktail waiters and bartenders and let us have our fun.\n\nBotero was yet another overpriced Vegas steak joint where the difference between well, medium, well and medium rare is still confused and the waiter didn't ask how anything was until we were finished eating- didn't even bother to come by after the food was delivered and no, they weren't busy. My fifty dollar 8oz petite filet was something I could have gotten Outback except outback may have cooked it to order.\nNo thanks Wynn.\n\n I'll keep shopping around for my favorite Las Vegas hotel. The Wynn reminds me of a cheap pair of shoes- take a closer look and they scream, \"Made in China!\"
__label__4 Best in Vegas, bar none.  Thanks Mr. Wynn for repeated great stays and memories.  We'll keep coming back.
__label__4 I've stayed at a lot of hotels in Las Vegas and this is by far one of my favorites. Like much of the recently updated hotels on the strip, the Encore features large suites that make you feel like your actually on vacation and not just stuck in a box with a bed. The bed was very comfortable and the bathroom was very spacious and luxurious. \n\nMy brother and I each received an offer for a free night with purchase of 2 nights, plus $200 of FreePlay!!! We paid $129 for Saturday and $199 for Sunday, which is still really good for a room in Vegas during Thanksgiving and at such a great hotel. So for three nights, we paid $328 for an amazing room, but considering I got back all $200 of my freeplay back and cashed it out, I essentially only paid $128 for 3 nights. Now that's what I call WINNING in Vegas!!
__label__4 This will be the 7th hotel that I've stayed at in Vegas and it is definitely up there. Rooms were amazing and spacious (we stayed in a Resort suite). Floor to ceiling windows overlooking the strip. Great decor that doesn't feel dated. I loved being able to access the Wynn too.\n\nNote, you are staying at a nice hotel so mini-bar, drinks etc are all going to reflect that. \n\nI was concerned about being all the way at the end of the strip but it wasn't an issue. Cab line was never crazy and let's be honest, I cab all over Vegas no matter where I stay!\n\nPool - amazing and never felt too crowded. Great poolside gambling\n\nOnly footnote is you could definitely hear the party happening at XS late at night. If you are doing Vegas proper you should be up too! But if you are going to hit bed early request a room that doesn't overlook the pool.
__label__4 One of the most beautiful room I've stayed in. Wonderfully decorated, clean and fresh! I love the doorbell by the way. I love the ability to control the curtains, lights, put up the \"do not disturb\" all by the touch of a finger in BED! YEA...I need to get one at home. I judge alot of hotel room by their bathroom and I love the bathroom. Roomy and gorgeous! Watching tv while brushing my teeth, heck yeah. An incentive to stand there and brush my teeth for the full 2 minutes, maybe more! Mini-Bar is hella expensive though...Staff there is top notched!\n\nI really wish Wynn would offer a little more for their guests though. Ghetto as it may be...I still like getting freebies at these sort of resorts. I mean I got them staying at Venetian and it was soo much cheaper. \n\nI would definitely stay here again but so many more resorts to try before I decide on my favorite.
__label__2 Rooms are very nice and comfortable, staff is great! I was there for a meeting on a Sunday through Tuesday and the room literally shook all night from the XS night club music! I ate in 3 of their restaurant's that were good but stupid expensive, go down the road to Morton's for a superior steak for much less. The pool was nice but also way to pricey! $8 beer? $16 house maggie? WTF???
__label__3 I was really impressed with this hotel on my recent trip to Vegas for a girls weekend. The hotel itself is very impressive, the decor is amazing and so well thought out. The hotel is fairly new so doesn't have that haggard look but actually they've kept it up well. The casino is open and airy (not smokey at all) and somehow doesn't feel as claustrophobic as other casinos in Vegas. The rooms are great! Very modern with mirrors everywhere and clean lines. Remote control drapes and sheers as well as lights. We stayed in a king suite so had the benefit of a separate living room with a couch. It was nice to be able to have a pregame cocktail without having to sit on a bed. The bathroom was gorgeous, double sinks, large tub, shower with two heads and lots of nice bath products (although the shampoo and conditioner could be upgraded). I laughed when I read another reviewers comment about the toilet being too high, I felt the same way! Like a little kid with my legs dangling! The toilet is a little aggressive too when you flush, but who's complaining?? The pools are nice. They have options, you can go to the family pool or the \"European\" pool (bikini tops optional). You can also use pools at Wynn. The younger crowd pools are fun with pumping music and hot bodies everywhere. The family pools are more relaxing and peaceful. Both have free water and towels and plenty of servers to bring you a cocktail, although you'll pay dearly for it! I will say the pool areas are lacking good food options, all of the items on the menu are premade sandwiches and salads and didn't appeal to me. The restaurants inside the hotel are great, although again pretty pricey (what do you expect??). They all have an Asian flair but the two we ate in, Wazuzu and Wing Lei were great! The crowd is younger on the weekend and apparently XS and Tryst are two of the hottest clubs in town so be prepared to see a bunch of young girls in too short dresses and walking around barefoot after they gave in to their 6 inch platform heels (yeah I'm not bitter! LOL). Of all the hotels in Vegas I have stayed at, I would definitely go back here.
__label__4 My husband and I stayed here back when it first open in 2008, so everything was new! I've had this in my bookmarks for years and I never got around to writing a review until now. I will tell you that the experience here is wonderful! The customer service is terrific and the rooms are out of this world! Aside it being far from the other happening places on the strip, you can take the tram to the main parts of Vegas. \n\nI've been going to Vegas every year since 2006 and I can tell you that this place is one of the best hotels to stay at. If you're looking for more of an Old Vegas experience, try the older hotels, but I think old and young people alike can attest that this hotel is immaculate!
__label__1 I was super excited when my friends told me we were staying at this hotel. 1. It was newer than other hotels. 2. It has two of the clubs I typically go to when I'm in Vegas. 3. They have my favorite restaurant. 4. I heard good things about this hotel. 5. It's also one of the high end hotels. \n\nHowever, I give this hotel a 2. Reasons\n\n1. The shower had water mold ( when you don't scrub your shower pink mold starts to form) I thought to myself are you serious?! \n2. We asked house keeping to bring toothpaste and a towel. Yay they brought the toothpaste but forgot the towel. Good job house keeping for doing your job half way. On top of that when we were talking to house keeping to bring our request up they acted like we were drunk guests who just wanted those items. Not everyone that goes to Vegas gets drunk. So regardless if you assume that person is drunk don't talk to them like they are stupid. Didn't you know that the tone of your voice could be heard by the other person? \n3 . My group went to edc so we were dressed the part. It's pretty easy to get lost. When we got back to the hotel I asked one of the security where encore was. He looked at me and asked are you staying at this hotel? I mention yes I am so please direct to encore. He goes and says \"can you put something on?\" Seriously?!! The staff need to know certain events people wear different things. I should have told security \" yes I can put something on if you direct me to my hotel room where my luggage happens to be.\" Not only did the security make me feel unwelcome but he did not direct me to my hotel room. \n4. I love edm however, for those people that wants to rest you will be hearing music all night.\n\nI must say the beds are comfortable, rooms are beautiful, and the view is great. Seriously it's not worth staying here because of my experience with customer service and how disgusting the bathroom was. I do recommending staying at palazzo
__label__3 As the smaller, yet newer sister property of the Wynn Empire, Encore was the culmination of 2 years and 2 billion dollars after the 1 year anniversary of Wynn Las Vegas. Sharing the same, luxurious theme as its neighbor, it may share a bridge and various restaurants and such, but rest assured the Encore is very much its own property.\n\nA recipient of the latest AAA 5 Diamond, it joins a very small handful of hotel establishments throughout Vegas. This basically means Encore has distinction of calling itself one of the most sophisticated, scintillating hotel properties in the world. An establishment that skimps on nothing less than decadent and showcases nothing but the finest. From its sleek exterior to its posh interior, there is no doubt this is a winner for Steve Wynn.\n\nWith 63 floors, the Encore is actually marginally taller than the Wynn and features a ton of space for casino, retail, hotel, and convention purposes. Like many of the casino resorts along the strip, there is almost plenty of options in every direction though at the Encore, there is less of a need to exit in the name of seeing, eating, and doing. They really do have it all.\n\nRoom accommodations are impressive from lowest standard two bed room to the ultra high end, massive suites for players. Wynn has invested so much to ensure the comfort levels in every room meet the high standards that most people have for this place. Personally, it comes down to the bed for me. I've never slept better.\n\nThe casino side isn't nearly as impressive as the Wynn. There seem to be some elements of Wynn Macau here, but on a whole the ambiance of gaming isn't for me anyways, a large selling point. Boutique casinos have a way of keeping the experience intimate for particular gamblers, but the feeling here is no different than like its Palazzo rival.\n\nOn the nightlife front, is there a better and more celebrated club than XS? For years, my favorite spot was La Bete, which later turned into Tryst (http://www.yelp.com/biz/tryst-nightclub-las-vegas-2) but now XS takes the cake. XS alone probably brings in more visitors than any club in Vegas and amongst the younger nightlife inspired crowd, is potentially the number one reason folks end up paying Encore a visit.\n\nFolks looking for a different eating experience will certainly find it at Sinatra (http://www.yelp.com/biz/sinatra-las-vegas) and the same goes for the clubby yet foodie ambiance of Andrea's (http://www.yelp.com/biz/andreas-las-vegas). Wazuzu (http://www.yelp.com/biz/wazuzu-las-vegas) is kind of like an overpriced Asian fusion diner, which is totally skippable in the Encore experience. I personally enjoy every meal at Society Cafe Encore (http://www.yelp.com/biz/society-cafe-encore-las-vegas-5) but that's just me. The line up of eateries may not be impressive compared to its casino counterparts, but at least the places featured are quality.\n\nLastly, I think Encore would be the ultimate property if famous Vegas performer Danny Gans were still alive today. When he was set to perform at Encore as his new home 4 years ago, he was also featured on what was at the time the largest freestanding marquee in the world. Garth Brooks is certainly no slouch, but Gans and his already bustling LV fame would've been the city's top featured act.\n\nWhile I don't think Encore lives up to the same standard as its bigger sister, it is still among the best on the strip for everything it offers. There is no losing scenario when it comes to staying here - it is still worth it for its location, name, and all that it has to offer.
__label__1 Great hotel, but be cautious of the hidden fees. They will charge your credit card without your approval and dislike children staying there.
__label__4 Every meal I have here is good.  I love the pancakes and breakfast burrito.  The staff is very nice and helpful (love Donna Jo), the service is great and the price is right.  :)
__label__2 Great environment, great bartenders... just an OK placeto dine. I'd go to 4 stars if I were reviewing \"a good time\", but as such, 3 stars have it. I would have to say the best food is their fish tacos, but I haven't tried everything on the menu... so give it a shot.
__label__0 What do they fill the windshield washer bucket with? Swamp water? Port-a-potty \"juice\"? I'm all for recycling but this was so disgusting.  My husband spilled one drop on his shoe, and even though he wiped it immediately with some baby wipes we had in the car, it didn't matter.  As we drove away from the gas station I was noticing the skunk scent, I couldn't stand the smell.  I made him turn around and go to the grocery store bathroom to wash his shoe.  YUK!  Those shoes are going in the dumpster.
__label__3 Dutch Bros is a place that I forget I love until someone surprises me with a drink from there. When I lived next door at Cholla, I took advantage of their free drinks when they first opened up. Hadn't been back in awhile, but a friend picked up an Almond Joy the other day and I fell in love all over again.
__label__3 PROS:\nIf you have been boycotting Starbucks for a long time, this is the place to escape to. \n\nThey have a coffee drink called 911. \n\nStaff is really cool and one informed me that they give proceeds to MDA. \n\nCONS: \nA small menu of coffee to choose from. \n\nNo shady area to sit. You have to drive thru and go find that shade elsewhere.
__label__3 All the staff are very friendly and upbeat . . . loud music pumping from the speakers . . . it's more of a party than anything. When there is a long line at the window, the staff run out to the cars beyond and take orders so when you get to the window, your drinks are ready. It's definitely an indulgement to get a specialty coffee as they are a little pricey (except for $3 happy-hour), but I allow myself one every couple of weeks. The loyalty card is great so you can earn stamps toward a free coffee of your choice. I absolutely prefer Dutch Brothers to Starbucks any day of the week!
__label__2 Went here late one night because it was open... Came here a lot in college and it seems to have become a bit more bland. My drink had very little coffee or syrup taste... mostly milk taste, but this is perhaps expected as they are in a lower price range when compared to other local coffee establishments. At least my decaf shots were not bitter, which is a tribute to their cleaning and upkeep of their machines, as well as the baristas who know how to pull decaf shots.\n\nThe service was SUPER friendly, which was great to see and they helped me pick something out (another pet peeve, is that their menu is really weird and small, so I always have to order off the menu). Also, I've seen them make a mocha in the past by just steaming Shamrock's chocolate milk, which I was not that impressed with (seems lazier than making your own mocha?). One last pet peeve, is that their straws are not wrapped, and the barista touched the top of mine with his bare hands. This probably wouldn't bother everyone, but to me it matters.\n\nLastly, just an odd side note, they gender here - I got a pink straw from the barista and my fiance got a blue one... \n\nOverall though, for a late night it is pretty reliable and takes the edge off needing a coffee fix.
__label__1 We passed by the Sandbar & it looked cool & fun so we decided to stop by for dinner with our family. The previous reviews are right, it's more of a bar than a restaurant. It has a great beach bar atmosphere. It would be a cool place to hang out with friends if you are just going there to have fun & snack a little but if you are going for dinner I will advise you that it is more than just 1 $ in rating. My daughter wanted to get just a taco & it was going to be around $10! I usually get mini chimis from other restaurants so I thought I would try theirs. The mini chimis I get at other places come with 8 mini chimis & a side of jalopeno cream cheese. There was only 4 mini chimis on the plate & the jalopeno cream cheese was inside the chimis & no side. They tasted ok but but we were very dissapointed & won't go back.
__label__1 Been here several times before and it seems to get slower and slower every time I go.  Maybe it's the staff playing with water guns while at work.  I don't much care getting hit by water and neither did my friend.  You see, this hair of mine takes time to straighten, so I don't appreciate getting it wet.\nIt would also be nice if a server would come around and take an order.  Especially after I have already ordered before.    If my glass is empty, I might want another.\nI ordered a vodka with sprite and a beer and it came out to $10.
__label__0 Y'know what? I usually try to go to a place a number of times before reviewing it. I was only here once an NEVER WANT TO GO BACK. It's just awful corporate \"Irish\" BS! Their burger (Mushroom Swiss I believe) was $14! So much I remarked to my friend how excited I was to try this ridiculously priced burger...it was moderately OK. \n\nThey had a Tullamore Dew mirror but no Tullamore on the menu (Tullamore Dew is an Irish Whiskey), going back to the place being \"Irish.\" I asked the manager about the whiskey and he had no idea what I was talking about.\n\nThe best part! They had a beer menu with domestics and imports. Imports were $1.50 more and Fat Tire was listed on there as a Belgian import. Now it is from New Belgium Brewing, which is located in that far of land of Colorado! Again, asked the manager about that, he had no idea what I was talking about.
__label__0 So apparently the food was horrible according to 4 people so i know i wont be back for food even though the gravy cheese curd fries looked yummy enough
__label__2 D'Arcy McGee's serves up a mix of various cuisines that can be best summed up as Anglo-Saxon origin.  Ranging from dishes such as Irish boxty, corned beef and cabbage, Scotch eggs, Canadian poutine, and British Yorkshire pudding, portions are hearty and service is cheerful and pleasant.  The food quality itself is just OK, but it's a nice change of pace from your standard wings, pizza, or sandwiches that you find at other bar-type restaurants.
__label__3 I like Red Robin. \n\nThere, I said it. I've never had a bad waiter experience and the food has always been just what I've expected. \n\nBig ups to this location though. My group made a reservation for 60 people for lunch yesterday. I called an hour or so before our time to ask if it was cool if we came in a little early, and apparently there was a mix-up with the days because they thought we were coming in the following day. What could have been a huge disaster was not because they quickly accommodated us and after about a 5-minute wait we were all seated in the dining area. They had no problem splitting checks, our food came out at a reasonable time, drinks were filled, great experience.
__label__3 My favorite Starbucks location.  Staff aways polite and friendly.  Clean with lots of space.  It's very convenient and easy to get in and out of parking lot.  Drive through gets me in and out in a hurry.
__label__4 This is a very busy starbucks especially because of the drive thru, I've been going here for years but this is first time I'm leaving a review. Service has always been good and baristas pretty friendly, prompt and knowledgeable. AJ served me the other night and I have to say what a great guy and barista. He was so down to earth and professional at the same time. Kudos to AJ and his great customer service!!
__label__4 Never had a bad drink from this store. The drive thru can get a little long, but it's worth the wait.
__label__2 Sammy's is located in Belmont's adorable small-town downtown district. (As a result, parking can be a pain sometimes, but stick with it and you're bound to find a street spot.) If you're from Gaston County, you're bound to see someone you know while you're having lunch at Sammy's. While you're there, check out the cute boutiques and bakeries nearby. \n\nI've mostly been to Sammy's for lunch or a beer after work. Sammy's has good cheeseburgers, chili and other pub food. The servers are very friendly. At night, you'll find friends hanging out grabbing a few beers.
__label__3 Great atmosphere, good food and good service. If you are in the Belmont area, a must stop. I had a burger which was great in this little hometown Irish pub.
__label__0 Was visiting friends in the area, wanted pizza. When we arrived, we were ignored by who I assume was the owner when we arrived. Waitress seemed disinterested in our happiness with our pizza. Pizza was just okay. I've had better pizza from chain delivery franchises.  My friends were disappointed and apologetic. Obviously, I won't be back, but neither will they.
__label__4 Great place will be back... Jock welcomed us had good conversation and answered questions i had no problem will be back
__label__0 I tried going here earlier today with my mom and sister and it turns out that it's closed!  We read the notice posted at the window that said that it was \"temporarily closed for remodeling\".  I sent a message to a moderator about the closure so hopefully it'll be updated soon.
__label__3 I like this place a lot, however I think it needs a little work.  I love that they have better quality items and more avalibility than Buffalo Exchange, but the artsy design on the inside is cool but kinda half assed.  Overall I really like the concept and am a huge advocate of small business, so I would reccommend it to a friend.
__label__4 Simply Awesome.  I first went there when they opened in Sun Prairie.  I loved it, but I didn't think they would last simply because almost nothing does.  A few years later they are here and going strong.  I have had just about everything on the menu and I have never once been disappointed.  Especially with the dolmades.  I'm a sucker for dolmades.\n\nIf you want a light atmosphere in a cozy restaurant and the finest Greek food in Southern Wisconsin, go to Atlantis Taverna.  We go every couple of weeks, and when a kitchen experiment fails, it's off to Atlantis for some food.\n\nDo yourself a favor and stop in, try a sampler plate or a gyro, or the spanikopita. Anything.  Your tastebuds will love you for it.
__label__3 Thank goodness for yelpers leading me to this hole in the wall. \nThe reviews were right on.\n\n It was an authentic Korean joint with traditional rice/meat dishes. No ji gaes or pan chans.  It's Korean fast food at its finest. \n\nThe restaurant is small, but there is seating available. \nThe big added bonus was the free hot sake after 6 pm. \n\nI got the spicy squid rice bowl. Could've been a little less spicy. \nI enjoyed it overall. \n\nThe service is great. The options are varied enough, and the prices are good!
__label__1 The food was ok but tricky advertising.\nThe sign out side says in small letters salmon and then %50 off sushi in big letters.  You think everything is %50 off it's only order of salmon sushi.  Vary tricky advertising.  So we won't go back!
__label__4 Good food with very reasonable prices
__label__3 Love their tacos. Service is fast and friendly. Place is clean..bathrooms clean. Need to be better at keeping the guacamole made so people don't have to wait.
__label__3 Good ribs, amazing hot links and service with a smile!
__label__1 There was a long wait. Not sure why because there was one customer being helped and about four guys sitting around.\n\nAfter waiting for about an hour, I was told I couldn't get the tattoo I wanted on my ear because they were too small. Then when I asked if that tattoo could be done on my hand, I was told my hands were too small. \n\nAll I wanted was a Hello Kitty bow, size-wise, smaller than a quarter.\n\nBut whatever. I was ready to spend some money and the artist just shrugged and said \"oh well\".
__label__2 This was very mediocre delivery Chinese food. The typical fat-laden goopy crap you see everywhere. They do deliver, which is great.. but so do many others. I didn't particularly enjoy anything I ate... I had some sort of orange chicken and a mongolian beef.. but just very *eh*. My fiance thought they were ok, so I'm bumping it up from the 2 stars I'd give it.
__label__4 Amazing....hyper clean, friendly and very nice overall.  Plenty of relaxation and naked bodies for all.  If you have a naked phobia this might not be the place for you or stay upstairs. I'm a regular especially in the dry salt room!
__label__4 By far the best swedish massage I've ever had. They get pretty close to your lady parts and you can't be shy, they're gonna stay with you in the room as you undress (I guess you could request they step out for a second) but MAN Jenny rubbed all the crap out of my muscles, I left feeling loose as a noodle. \n\nThe rest of the spa is included in the cost of the massage, but I'd save my money if you want to go for just that.
__label__4 This is my first Korean spa experience, and I loved it. My favorites are the red clay ball room, the red clay dome room, and the ice room. This is a great experience if you just want to go somewhere away from the strip and relax. I will definitely visit again the next time I am in Vegas. Highly recommend.
__label__4 i'm in love! wow omg this is my honey comb hideaway. Their are lots of places nearby to eat also. It's off the beaten path so it's my definition of in the CUTS :)
__label__3 When you first come into the area it seems to be in a kinda sketchy but once you get inside it's BEAUTIFUL!  Very High Class.  I felt like the richest man in all of Las Vegas.  We used a living social coupon for the place and I dare say we'll do it again.  \n\nOnce you check-in and pay there are 2 different locker rooms, male and female.  Connected to those locker rooms are showers, hot and cold jacuzzi pools, steam saunas, and salt saunas (my wife said the women's side had an herbal sauna; I didn't find one in the men's).  \n\nThe second level has 3 different heat sauna rooms: clay ball room, adobe clay room, jade and eucalyptus room, and an ice room. There is also a yoga room and a little restaurant. You could probably spend all day going in and out of the rooms.  They also offer massages, for a fee.  We didn't get the couples massage 'cause we're cheap, but everything else is amazing.  \n\nAll the patrons there were very nice and talkative, as were the workers.  If you need a day to relax and sweat out all the toxins, this is your place.  I plan on going back again and again.  I would have given 5 stars but the messages were pretty pricey.  Other than that great experience.
__label__0 Horrible customer service! I will not return! If I could give this place zero stars, I would!
__label__0 Do you need to show your cash/ credit cards at the door??\n\nI dropped my boyfriend off to do some Christmas shopping here while I ran to a nearby store to pick something up and then I'd meet back with him to do more shopping at Target.  About 5 minutes after dropping him off he calls me saying he is being stalked throughout the store by target security.   Now my boyfriend is a very well dressed, very professional man and we came here about to spend a lot of money for Christmas shopping so the idea of him being treated like a criminal made us both very upset.  \n\nWe only spent about $60 dollars and then left because we were so peeved about the whole situation. After getting home I spoke to one of my coworkers and she said she had the exact same situation the month before while shopping with her husband at this exact store.  \n\nThis makes me wonder if we now need show all our cash and credit cards to be given respect in this store.
__label__4 What a treasure. I was very impressed with everything. They do use styrofome dishware but it makes for easy cleanup. The atmosphere was really fun. An Indian movie was playing as we ate which added to the atmosphere as well.  Everything was very clean and picked up. The staff were very friendly and helpful as well. The women that helped us explained what all the dishes were and even gave us seconds of our favorite without any extra charge!  I will be a regular here without a doubt. The prices are great too. Highly recommended!
__label__4 My wife and I come here frequently and always get the vegetable curry. Keep up the good work!
__label__4 This place has the yummiest Indian food I've tried so far (in SF/bay area & in PHX). It's all vegetarian, which is good, because it's really hearty fare - you'll walk out feeling overstuffed! I usually get either the dosa special or the grill special, both of which are like a mini-buffet for one (includes the main dishes, dessert, and for dinner, tea/coffee.) The dosa special is exactly the same for lunch & dinner, so I usually get it for lunch, and the grill one is better for dinner (a couple of extra sides compared to lunch.)\n\nAt lunch, sometimes the chutney bar isn't completely ready yet, but it's always been stocked at dinner time. Also, the focus is definitely on the food and not the decor or tableware. The one odd thing about this place is that the kitchen staff seems to speak in Spanish... I'm assuming that the food is more authentic than not though since I'm usually the only non-Indian there at dinner time...
__label__1 I cannot stand this DMV. I refuse to ever go to inside again unless absolutely necessary and will use the kiosk outside.\nI was able to go at 2:00 AM this morning and renew the registration on my car at the kiosk outside without having to deal with any worker on the inside rolling their eyes and disliking being there. It took seriously 2 minutes and it spit my registration right out. That was convenient! With the kiosks popping up all over town, I hopefully can just use those for renewals. \n\nI don't like how the employees treat the customers. They know that we have no other company to go to and have no choice but to use the DMV. \n\nThis location is always to packed with lines at times wrapping around the building outside. There is a snack bar LOL. If you want a hot dog and nachos while you wait then you are in luck!
__label__0 Yuk.  No casino.  No view.  Small open shared pool. \n\nWhy would you want to go to Las Vegas and stay at a hotel like this?  \n\nLuckily the staff was nice enough to not charge us for bailing.
__label__1 Saggy beds piss me off
__label__3 Wanted to do something a little different in Vegas. I wanted a hotel for my mom and I that was nice, comfortable and easy access to the strip. I read good things about this hotel, so decided to give it a try. \n\nIt's a very convenient hotel. Accessible to CVS (which is right across the street), a few restaurants, Hard Rock Hotel is across the street as well. \n\nVery speedy check in. Almost within the blink of an eye. You do have the option of checking in through their automated system, or else you can check in with one of the nice ladies at the front desk. Sahara was really cool. She was able to accommodate my instructions from my Hyatt Passport account. (the usual for any Vegas hotel I stay at: High floor & view of the strip) Noticed that it was our first time on the property and offered us a tour of Hyatt Place. We ended up just going with a map and some few directions. \n\nHotel offers free breakfast, pretty nice pool, gym and a lounge area to meet with friends for those pregame drinks. \n\nI really liked the room. Comfortable beds, separate living room area, comes with a small refrigator, bathroom and vanity room are separate, and a flat screen tv. \n\nThe breakfast wasn't bad at all. Fairly simple.. But I'll take it. Mom ended up going with Corn Flakes, fruit and yogurt. And I went with the Rice Krispies. :) \n\nOverall my mom and I had a great experience. And will definitely add Hyatt Place onto my list of hotels to stay in.
__label__3 I wanted to update my posting.   Not only was I able to arrange 1:1 time for my son so that he could get some extra coaching, but the owner wrote to me to assure me that they are expanding the facility in order to accomodate the large classes.   In a world where customer service is lacking, I have to give kudos to Lees ATA Marital Arts for their attention to the parents and students satisfaction with their program.   They've been arround for 25 years and I'm guessing this is the secret to their success.   Thanks.
__label__4 I went to Tires Plus stores for many years. Got fed up with them and decided to try someone new. Was very impressed by this place. They only do tires, so there's no suggested sell BS (\"oh, we checked your brake pads and they look thin...\")\n\nI'm the kind of guy who is picky about tires - I do the research before I go in, and know exactly what I want before I go in. Their website confirmed they had the tires I wanted in stock. I called, they said no appointment necessary, come on down. Was in and out in a half hour. Did the same with tires on my wife's car. Paid a little more for the \"no questions asked\" warranty (which I've gotten bitten on at Tires Plus before for not getting) I have never come close to being in and out of Tires Plus in half hour.  That place just sucks. Highly recommend this joint.
__label__4 As I prepare to get tires for my car this month, I already know where I'm going - Discount Tire!  I've been their customer since the first time I bought tires there many years ago - I won't go anywhere else, and I tell everyone I know to check them out.\n\nThe customer service is great - they WANT to help me and make sure I get what I need.  Rotations are best scheduled - I suggest the first appointment in the morning in case they get backed up (stuff happens, plus they have coffee!).  They'll happily check tire pressures at any time - they are at a convenient west side location for that.\n\nI appreciate their efforts to get me the best deal I can find.  If I can find a better deal somewhere else, they'll match it. Most often, they BEAT the best price I can find - that makes me feel like a valued customer.  If they don't have your tires in stock, they can get them quickly - often the next day.\n\nQuality service.  Timely service.  Honest people.  Great business.
__label__0 Slow and lazy people. Took 3 hours with appointment to change the tires. Wheels were not torqued to correct specs, thanks god and I didn't get into accident.
__label__1 The food is all right. I can't say I'm an expert when it comes to Indian food, but I feel like the food is on par with the other Indian restaurants I've been to. I did have their buffet once and a lot of the foods were too salty. I usually go on Tuesdays though, when their main entrees are half off, but it really isn't as good a deal as it sounds. The portions are smaller than at other restaurants, so you're getting what you pay for.  \nThe service the last time I went was ATROCIOUS. The waiter filled half our water glasses & ran out of water in the pitcher, but it took him forever to come back to fill the rest of our glasses. It took him a while to take our order, too, but the restaurant was busy so I'll forgive him for that. While we were ordering, he asked us, \"what kind of bread would you like?\" as if it were included in the meal, but be warned--it isn't! We were aware of this and ordered naan anyway, but be aware that it isn't half off. Throughout the meal, we had to keep reminding him to refill our waters and when my friend wanted to place an order for our other friend who was showing up late, the waiter asked him to wait for a moment and never came back. We had to flag him down to get the order in. Later, I asked for a take-out box and while my friends were finishing their dinners, I sat there balancing my box on the edge of the table because the table was so full (what's with their gigantic serving platters anyway? Such a waste of space for so little food!) The waiter came by a few times and never thought to clear the table of the empty plates. I feel like these are just basic waiting skills that everyone should know. We also had to wait forever to get the check. Also, they accept credit cards, but will only take 2 from a party (in case you wanted to split the check a bunch of ways & pay with credit).
__label__3 I truly enjoyed my experience at Tandoor. The staff was super friendly, the flavors were both fresh and savory. You must order the Samosa's and  garlic naan to start. My curry chicken was also very satisfying. \nI betcha didn't know they have free WiFi! ;) So get cozy and stay awhile! Don't forget, it's BYOB.
__label__0 This place SUCKS my whole family threw up 2014  Santa fe SUCKS 2009 Santa fe was awesome don't eat here just go to in and out
__label__1 My husband and I usually go to Tomo  Sushi, across the parking lot from here but they don't have happy hour on Sundays so we decided to check out Nakama instead. \n\nWe were disappointed. The service was decent but the sushi was just not that good. The cali rolls were too mayonnaisey. The tuna rolls tasted off and the yellowtail rolls were very dry. The Miso was good though. \n\nThe decor also looks very cheap and the floors are FILTHY. I don't think they ever clean them. \n\nI just don't get how they can stay in business with a place as amazing as Tomo not 500 feet away.
__label__1 I don't know if it is because my family and I went early or what but service shouldn't take 20 minutes to get a roll. Not only were we not greeted right away it took forever to get our sushi. The sushi rolls were okay but not worth the wait or the money especially since they were slow. Plus it sounded more like we were in a Mexican restaurant than a Japanese restaurant. I am all for speaking a different language but not so loud you make your customers uncomfortable. All in all we will not be coming back.
__label__0 Lost my business\nWhile dining with my children,  the manager approached our table to inform us that we were sitting at a reserved table and she needed  to move us. The hostess seated us at a table reserved for a later time. The manager questioned how i was seated there, clearly asking if I seated myself. Although I was told the patrons were there and waiting to be seated, 20 minutes later they showed up. But we moved WHILE in the middle of eating our appetizer which we were told she would move to our new table and would be on her for the inconvenience.  Gee thanks for disrupting my family's dinner and comp ' ing a $5 dish. \nOur waiter was embarrassed and tried hard to improve our dining experience and we appreciated that. BUT, Never once did the manager stop by to check on us. Apparently, gaining repeat customers is not as important as making happy the family or friends that the table was reserved for. \nIt is no wonder they had several open tables on a Friday night while the nearby sushi competitor had a line out the door.
__label__0 Sorry to say that Rey and Becky (owners) have let down there regulars on a regular basis.  We've had problems the last three times and they've either got it wrong or took way too long.  Tonight was no different.  They catered to a large party and told us they purposely out to go orders behind them...I've been a regular since they've opened.  For better service go to Tomo...WAY BETTER SERVICE!!!!
__label__0 So. \n\nDon't order water, because they'll bring you a bottle, which, fine, but--- what they don't tell you is that that bottle of water is $10.00. And it's not Fiji, it's not Voss in a glass bottle-- it is Crystal Geyser. \n\nDo I get the other 23 in the case w this price? \n\nBeer? $10.00 \nVodka soda? $10.00\n\nHUH? Basically, if you don't drink hard liquor they're going to rob you. \n\nAlso, menu says hookah $25.00, cool.\nExcept, since we had 5 people, they instead charged $10.00\n\nThis. Math. Doesn't. Add. Up. \n\nIf I came alone, it would be $25 but with a group it's $50? \n\nI cannot and will not ever ever ever return to this place. This is the kind of robbery I might deal with in LA--- this isn't LA. You're basically in a shopping center. \n\nHookah was fine- but certainly was not a $100+ experience for the group.
__label__0 Yelp, you have wronged me.  We wanted to try something healthy and light and decided to dine here last Saturday for lunch.  It was about 1pm, and the place was packed.  We patiently stood around for a few minutes waiting to be seated.  We figured they were busy so we'll just seat ourselves.  The busser cleaned a table, and we sat down.  He gave us our menus, but we were ignored for the next 10-15 minutes.  (We should've just gotten up and ran.)  Finally, I walked up to a waiter and asked if we could order.  He came to our table, apologized & said it was busier than normal.  As someone from the industry, I was sympathetic.  We ordered a California panini, eggplant pizzeti, & chicken/mushroom/spinach panini with side salads & chips.  They were out of the french fries.  How could you be out of fries for the next 2 hours? The food was such a disappointment!  I don't care if it was organic & the lettuce came from the garden of Eden & watered with holy water; it was simply not good.  The side salads were completely uninteresting.  I could buy organic mixed greens from Safeway and throw some vinaigrette on it, and it would taste exactly the same.  My CA panini was barely warm.  The bread was tiny and the meat looked turkey bologna from the sale section of the grocery store.  I could've made this garbage at home but no, I spent $7 on it.  The pizzeti was equally disgusting.  No flavor whatsoever.  My bf's panini was ok.  Not terrible but edible at best.  And it was served with a small handful of broken Lays potato chips.  I cannot believe we wasted $30 & 1.5 hours on this place.  I initially wanted to try the red velvet cake, but from the experience with the food & service, we decided not to waste any more $ here.\n\nThe place is full of frou frou vegetarians/health conscious people who are willing to pay $$ for awful food because they probably don't know better.  The lady at the table next to ours was a calorie counter and wanted to know the calories of everything.  Listen lady, you don't look that great.  Save your time and money & eat somewhere else that actually tastes good & hit the gym if you feel that guilty.  I consider myself a health conscious person but I definitely think that taste should not be compromised. \n\nFood 0/5\nService 0.5/5\nAmbiance 0.5/5 (they played loud techno music)\nGrand total for 1/5 stars. If 0 stars was an option, I would've given 0.
__label__2 Took family to eat on Saturday afternoon. The service was good, the waiter had charm and patience with my order anxiety and my families slightly dysfunctional restaurant etiquette. My Wife and daughter #1 had the grilled veggie panini and salad. I had grilled chicken panini and salad and #2 daughter had pizza. My sandwich was marginal, chicken was warmed not cooked, the cheese barely melted and pretty flavorless. The \"salad\" was mixed greens from a bag and slathered in vinaigrette... Not a carrot, onion or tomato to be found, that was no salad it was a cry for help. I probably will give it another try just to seal the deal or let it go. On a positive note, Red velvet cake is worth the trip..
__label__3 I have been reading a lot of the other reviews for this place stating that the Red Velvet Cake/Cupcake, upon which this cafe bases its name, is a 150 calorie treat.  Ok, either that is a lie, or I have been WASTING MY LIFE by not going there EVERY DAY.  Because those cakes are fucking delicious, and with the approximate calorie count as a a can of soda? I would gladly drink water henceforth and have dessert.  I will be going there tomorrow.  \n\nOk, real review.  Generally great food.  I've had really good luck with everything I've ordered there. Except for maybe the fries.  They're not so hot.  \n\nFirst, everything on the menu can be made veggie/vegan, but usually at an extra charge. I'm fine with that, but it can add up if you're ordering for a lot of people I guess.  My favorite thing by far (and something that I get an insatiable craving for from time to time) is the vegan buffalo chicken wrap.  It's full of spicy and crunchy and protein-y goodness, all wrapped up in a toasted tortilla.  I also love their fruit lemonades!  I've never had a dessert I didn't like, but the red velvet is my fave.  Did I mention that I'm going there tomorrow to get one? I might just have to pick up a vegan buffalo chicken wrap to go with it.....\n\nWarning: the service is SLOOOOOOOOOW.  Even if you're the only table there.  The owners/managers/servers have always been super friendly to me and very nice and accommodating.  But expect to wait awhile, even if you call in a to-go order.  Also, it's not clear whether they sometimes do table service now (maybe at night?).  Your best bet is to go order at the counter (that's what I always do -- if they're doing table service they will let you know).  But otherwise -- yay!
__label__1 The service was good but I can't say the same about the food.  My food was super greasy and it just did not taste good.  The prices are kind of high too.
__label__0 For a first time experience at Red Velvet Cafe it was awful. Service was terrible and it took over an hour for us to get our food. Oh, and did I mention that there were only 2 of us! This place is rather small, so we thought it would be a quick in and out. Nope, nothing went right. After the long wait, we thought our food would at least taste decent. Wrong again. The buffalo chicken wrap I ordered was drenched in so much buffalo sauce it was impossible to eat with my hands. It felt like I just got done eating a rack of ribs with the mess upon me. Luckily the waiter gave us free cookies at the end for our long wait or else I would of left no tip. Cookies were amazing. However, there are a ton of bakeries out there that you can go to with much better service. Avoid this place if you can, that's unless you want the worst service and half-assed made food.
__label__2 I stopped in at The Red Velvet Cafe for coffee and desert after eating next door at Swisha. That was a mistake, but that's an entirely different review. It's a small Cafe with two dining areas. One area is on the bakery side and the other area is in the kitchen side.\n\nThe menu has many healthy options. I just came for desert on this occasion though. I had a chocolate brownie or cake, not sure what to call it. It was pretty good. I eventually went back to have lunch there and it was pretty good. I ordered their chicken sandwich with avocado. It was good. The place is a bit over priced. Probably because they are a vegan cafe.\n\nI read a review about this place misleading customers about the calorie content in some of their deserts. I don't put too much stock in the nutritional values listed at any restaurant. If I am counting calories, I cook my own food. It is the only way to accurately keep track.
__label__3 You won't be disappointed with this place! \n\nAte here with my bestie Carly R a little while back. Been meaning to post a review for a while now. The food, oh wow, the food. Where shall I start. ... red velvet cookies get a 2 thumbs up . I've never had an item I didn't tremdously like. Carly loved her BBQ meatless chicken. \n \nDo be prepared to splurge$$$  it's definitely in the higher price point.  Even for Vegan food which is why I'm giving them 4 starts and not 5. Still in my opinion one of the best Vegan restaurant in town.
__label__0 I thought this place was amazing when I first started going. The food tasted good and it was healthy. I love dessert and thought I really lucked out finding a place that had such delicious desserts for so few calories. After finding out their cookies had about six times the calories they were telling people, I was beyond upset. I ate those cookies several times a week for months. Gee, I wonder why I didn't lose any weight. I know now. I don't like being lied to and for that, I  won't step foot in there again...
__label__4 I don't like yogurt. Frozen yogurt is a whole 'nother story. Yogurtland, the current treat sweeping the west coast is an amazingly yummy (sometimes healthy) treat that also helps cure the heat in the desert. Yogurtland is a self serve, pay by the ounce dessert shop, There are always new and interesting flavors to choose from [I have a love affair with the pistachio and my boyfriend loves the root beer float]. They rotate their flavors so there is always something new and fun to try. AND a multitude of toppings to \"sunday-fy\" your frozen treat. Yummy!
__label__4 My girlfriend and I have been to several yogurt shops in San Francisco (which there are plenty), and this is better than all of them.  They offer more flavors and more toppings at way cheaper prices.  You get nearly double or triple the amount for the same price as other places.  Plus, you get to pump the amount of yogurt and apply topping yourself, which not all other places offer.  \n\nThe only drawbacks this place has is that it is too popular so lines can be 5-10 minutes long.  Also, there is no indoor seating, and there are only 3 tables outside.  It's disappointing to beat the heat with frozen yogurt only to have it melt while you eat it in 100+ degree heat...
__label__3 I thought the frozen yogurt was good and the concept worked real well. People easily got their  frozen yogurt in a timely fashion and wow they were packed!
__label__3 Despite making many trips to Town Square over the years, I have only been to Yogurtland a couple times. Lately I have been craving frozen yogurt often, Yogurtland is one of a handful of froyo spots that always satisfies. \n\nThe shop is always clean and there are always friendly people working. I love that there is such a wide variety of yogurt flavors to choose from, I have never felt like I had to settle for a flavor I just sort of like, instead I am usually debating between multiple options. Not only are there many flavor options, but the yogurt also has the right consistency, nice and creamy, not too icy. \n\nI am the type that fills my cup only slightly with yogurt, and then goes crazy in the topping area. I love that Yogurtland offers up so many fresh fruit toppings, some which I don't see other places like cantaloupe! It may be a litle nitpicky, but I do wish some of the fruits toppings offered were cut into smaller pieces. \n\nThe price is nice too, this is one of the few places I have been able to keep my cup price under $5! Overall, a very solid option for froyo in Town Square.
__label__2 I had been wanting to try Babaloos since I ran across an article about them on AZcentral. I had been looking for a Cuban alternative to Havana Cafe and aside from a small Cuban restaurant in Tucson with unreliable hours, I hadn't heard of very many promising options. I was a little turned off by the high prices as well as the swanky images presented in the website (was I going to a lounge or a restaurant?) but I finally made my way there thanks to Grupon.\n\nWe drove there on a Friday night. I was starving by the time we got there because it took much longer to find it than I anticipated. Chandler Blvd goes very far west. I was also overdressed (loungy you are not Babaloos). The restaurant itself is in a strip mall (albeit a slightly fancier strip mall than one on Thomas Rd. in Central Phoenix but a strip mall nonetheless). The service was slow; I guess those Grupon's really threw them off their game. We ordered a salad and an appetizer (both unappetizing and unforgettable), I was ready to throw in the towel and then the entrees came.\n\nWe ordered Berenjena con Sofrito (eggplant with sofrito) and Jicama a la Parilla (grilled jicama) which both came with platanos (the eggplant with tostones and the jicama with platano frito). We had to order another side of the platano fritos because they were that good. The eggplant was so packed with flavor, I didn't want my meal to end. The jicama made for a light entree, but sufficient for my partner. While the entrees were phenomenal, I'm not sure I'd make a trip back, given the distance and the high prices. I may just stick with Havana Cafe.
__label__2 Went bk 4 more trying ABC burger, veggie wrap, fajita wrap, & french toast.  All was acceptable but as others have remarked-- on plain side.  Still seems wholesome though & not owned by a corp or chain.  Now they close @3pm everyday.
__label__3 Somewhat a new addition to the State Street boutiques, I went for the first time last weekend and bought some great stuff!\n\nI think this place offers some spa services as well, but I ony am reviewing the shopping.  When I walked in there were tons of cute, lacey panties by Honeydew in cool popsicle and lime patterns.  The walls are lined with handbags in all patterns...these make cute bookbags...they have things like hearts and monkeys.  There are adorable fitted graphic tees, jeans, tanks, and casual shoes and dresses.  There is also fun jewelry such as chunky rings and shell earrings.\n\nThe best part....the dressing rooms are in a little room with curtains and a comfy couch faces the rooms.  Mirrors are on the side.  You can try clothes and put on a little fashion for friends.\n\nI found some great deals on the sale racks and they have lots of clothes by Free People...one of my fave brands!
__label__1 I got the stuffed raspberry french toast here, and an omelet, after hearing how great it was, and how cheap. Yeah, there is a reason they don't have their prices online. It was around 10 dollars for their 'stuffed' french toast. Let me tell you what stuffed means to them. It means two slices of toast with some kind of cream cheese filling spread in them. And where does the raspberry come from? The five raspberries they throw on top of it. But I could look past this, I guess, as their way of making stuffed french toast. I surely don't expect something like Ihop, since this is suppose to be 'home cooked meals'. But when your stuffing is so miniscule it's like you spread a small amount of butter on toast, it is very disappointing.\nThen came the omelet with the hash browns. It wasn't great. Not bad. But not medium either. The potatoes were ok, then again you shouldn't be able to mess that up, but the omelet was just....eh, I guess is the only reaction I had to it. For the prices and hype this place gets, I can't believe the food I got. I might give it another try, if I had a coupon or something, but other than that, I really would pass on it.
__label__1 Get the pro desk some help.  I wasted 2 hours of my life yesterday and six hours of one of my workers who I had to pay.  My best guess is there just understaffed but it doesn't seem like they know what's going on over there. Either way it just translates into problems for me.  It'll be awhile before I try to call over to their pro desk again.
__label__2 In the fast food sandwich market there are many choices based on taste and your pocketbook. Take Jersey Mike's for instance. They are an east coast brand that has been making it's trek west for a few years now. On a recent visit I ordered their Original Italian w/ extra meat and a small soda which came to $12.29. The sandwich was very tasty and came on a 8\" or so size sub. \n\nI've tried various Jersey Mike's along the west coast and they are all uniformly good, Ray Kroc would be proud.  What makes Mike's unique is the grilling of your meat for you Sub.  They have both a Philly and Hawaiian options, etc. \n\nThe quality of the meats and sub bread seem above average as the prices reflect, but still a good sub!  \n\n***Don't forget to ask for the \"stamp card\", so you can record your visit ***
__label__1 Sigh...I so wanted to like Honey Pig...maybe I just need to come back and do their all you can eat.\n\nWe were here Easter Sunday, about 3pm, there was only two other tables in there.  I had a pretty big party- 4 adults & 8 kids, since their tables are kinda small, we had to split up and take two tables.\n\nWe were there early but were told they don't offer the lunch AYCE price ($14.95) on the weekends, they only offer the dinner AYCE prices ( $19.95).  Well, with 8 kids ranging from 14 to 4yrs old, it was not worth the $20 bucks a person since it was a first time for Korean food for most of the kids and we didn't know if they would like it. So, we opted for the $99 combo which came with almost all the meats available.\n\nAll the meats were good but because we split the combo for both tables, we got some things the kids didn't and they got things we didn't.  Overall, the pork belly and bulgolgi was great, the steak was melt in your mouth good, and everything else was just okay.  The salad, I've had better at Mother's and the banchan was a disappointment.  We really only got two banchans and the kim chee was put on the grill...hmm okay..\n\nThe poor waitress was the only one working and she actually helps you grill but since she was the only one, she had to bounce around quite a bit since there was now more tables in the place.\n\nSince we had the kids at their own table, they ordered rice and drinks, while the adults waited and wondered if we were going to get rice..only to have the waitress make us fried rice at the end...hmm, I kinda wanted rice with my meat??\n\nAnyhow, our combo came with a soup that was just okay...usually I like my kimchee jigae.  I also asked for a japchae that never came so I don't even know if we were charged for it.  I know we were charged for ALL the kids rices!!\n\nOverall, it was still a bargain to feed all of us for about $120, but I think I'm going to have to continue my search for that place that serves up 30 banchans!!  Okay I can dream can't I??
__label__2 TIME SPENT\n1 Daytime meal\n\nLAYOUT\ni've never been to korea, but this place's layout comes as close as what i see from korean tv/movies when i looked at their grills.^^   the A/C was not present as fans tried to compensate.\n\ndaytime vegas heat and fans...  not great.^^;\n\nSERVICE/FOOD\nprompt, attentive, friendly, almost homely with the owner (a nice old lady) cooked my party's food.\n\nthe meats and side dishes were pleasing.^^   i ordered soju with my meal and completed my Korean daydream of being in actual Korea - but not.. LOLz.\n\nPRICING\naverage.^^  \n\nCLOSING\nif YELP would only allow me to rate it 3.5 Stars...  i'm a fan of the wholesome experience, but i couldn't see pass the heat.
__label__2 So I went to Honey Pig today after so many years of go to Pho So 1 and seeing Honey Pig Korean BBQ down by the corner.  It was a little weird I have to say.  My family and I always eat rice with meat and soup at Kbbq places.  This place serves it at the end. This was just different...but may be it's traditional I don't know I'm not Korean.  We walked in and sat down right behind the fish tank.  They got a pot of hot tea for us right away( we didn't ask, that was nice) We got combo A which came with brisket and pork belly.  I like the banchan and the service was really good.  The waiter came and gave us second serving of banchan which was great because we liked pretty much everything.  Since combo A came with 2 different meats only the banchan help filled us up.  There were 3 adults and one small child.  It came out to be $43.22.  It even came with 2 sodas that we splited.  It wasn't that crowed because it was 39 degrees out.  Overall it was good, the waitress came and ask us if we wanted the fried rice, we said yes.  She cooked it for us and we ate and it was very nice.  I have to come back and do AYCE because I didn't get to try all the other meats they offer. It might get 4 stars next time. \n\nBTW, if you're ever in L.A. there's a place that I like that they make porridge at the end of the meal.  The place is called Seoul Garden on Olympic & Alvarado, The 5 course meal is called Jingee-skan... it is so AWESOME!!! I MISS THAT PLACE!!!!!
__label__1 My two stars come from the food quality. I like the food. HOWEVER...\n\nTheir service SUCKS! We came here expecting a nice lunch after attending my bff's daughters dance recital. When we walked in there was no one in the place, cool. I had to  use to restroom before we were even sat so I quickly ran off to the restroom, when I entered I almost busted my ass from slipping on the large puddle of random water sitting in the middle of the floor (no the toilet or sink wasnt leaking nor was there a mop bucket in there). Despite the puddle of water on the floor the restroom was clean. The over all cleanliness of the facility was clean. \n\nIt was a Saturday afternoon (during lunch time hours according to their menu instructions) and we chose to get the AYCE for lunch. The waitress notified us that during the weekends they only observe the AYCE dinner pricing, AYCE lunch pricing was for during the week only. Okay, fine. Next she asked how old the child with us was, we told her she was 7, so she said that the child would only be half price. Cool! BONUS! Why a bonus? Because this child eats like an adult. \n\nOur initial food came out quickly. YUM! So being that there was a total of 4 bodies at the table, hungry bodies at that, you would think that we would be monitored by our waitress or wait staff to see when we were out of meat and veggies, but no we weren't. If we got more food it was because we had to flagg them down. Then when they would bring it out it would sit on the table holding the warm tee crap that was across from us. When it finally arrived at the table they would throw it on and turn the heat down. WTF? WE ARE HUNGRY! Why would you turn the heat down? It was cooking to slow. So every time I would make my cousin turn the heat up some staff member would come by and turn it down. WTF? Is this the way that they keep you there longer but not serve you AYCE because theres a time limit? I also had to ask twice for a drink. I was willing to let all this shitty service fly right over my head because the food was good, and never mind it until the bill arrived....\n\n1. We were told that the child would be half price. They charged us full price. I took my bill up to the front counter and notified the kid up there it was wrong and what it should be. After fumbling with the calculator trying to prove they had charged me 3 full price and 1 half price, he finally realized I was right and then proceeded to blame the cash register being incorrect because they just installed a new system. Whatever. I was able to figure out our total bill including tax on my phone before he was able to fix it in the system. \n2. After he fixed the bill and handed it back to me I noticed that the sales tax rate was at 8.15% which I am pretty sure that the current tax rate in Clark County, Nevada is at 8.10%. After seeing this I decided that they could use the extra few cents they got from me on charging the wrong tax, as their tip. I didn't even bother asking him to fix this.\n\nYa know I am a good tipper, a really good tipper when I get excellent service especially. I know what its like to be a household that relies on income that is generated from tips. And this place just flat out pisses me off (like you couldn't already tell).\n\nI will never return to this place. Dry the bathroom floor, fix your cash register, correct your tax rate and pay better attention to your customers! Get your shit together Honey Pig before another Korean BBQ spot turns turns you into BACON!
__label__2 I went here for lunch and didn't want to go for AYCE. I was just in the mood for some kimchi and Korean BBQ and Yelp kept telling me I needed to go here. So here I went.\n\nI walked in and the place was empty. Just two waitresses and they looked at me like I was crazy when I said it was only a party of one. My waitress sat me and gave me a menu but didn't ask me if I wanted anything to drink. When she took my order, she still didn't ask me if I wanted anything to drink. \n\nMy food came out and she still didn't ask me if I wanted anything. I had to finally ask her. After that I never saw her again, until it was time for me to pay. So I think I can also confirm that the service here is spotty. Maybe they just don't care to be nice. \n\nHowever, my food made up for the experience. It was about $12 before tax and tip. I ordered a lunch plate with meat and noodles and it was good. I really did enjoy my lunch. I left satisfied and full but with the crappy service, I just don't know if I would return.
__label__1 My boyfriend and I frequent this place.  We always order the brisket.  However the last time there was a hair in his food.  We did not complain. We still came back a time after that and everything was fine.  I think now I would chose a different Korean BBQ over this one.
__label__0 We waited for 20 minutes before we left.  Nobody so much as said hello. Have never gone back!
__label__1 OK.\n\nFirst I need to say that I'm not a Chinese food fan. But, I like some kinds of it.\n\nAmbient of this restaurant is very bad. There is always a smell and smoke inside. Because of that you may start coughing. This is a very bad thing!\n\nFood is OK. But I had better experiences about Chinese restaurants, so this is not my first option in C-U.\n\nAnd, price is reasonable, actually cheap. However, service is so slow. So many people order by phone before they're coming to this restaurant. \n\nTo sum up, if you wanna have a Chinese food, Cravings wouldn't be your first option, as long as you're not specifically try the food of \"South China\". I recommend Evo, in C-U area.
__label__1 There are really better options, both in Champaign and on campus.\n\nI don't really want to say that, because I used to love Cravings.  Like many of the people writing 5 star reviews, I was impressed by the large menu, the frequently cheerful staff, and the mostly reasonable prices.  \n\nBut as I went to other Chinese places in town, my opinion began to change.  I noticed that most of the dishes at Cravings were really heavy and oily.  And that most of the specials were very similar to one another.  And that some of the menu options .. didn't really match what was being described.  I don't mind some innovation, and I know you can't really get a Japanese style bowl of Ramen anywhere in Champaign, but Cravings' offering is nowhere close.\n\nThe last three times I went I ended up throwing out my leftovers.  I absolutely hate wasting food, but I couldn't finish them.  One was a squid special; the squid was extremely chewy and seemed overcooked.  The plate was mostly green peppers in a salty sauce, in any case.  Another was a \"coconut shrimp\" plate.  This translated to fried shrimp with (very sweet) uncooked coconut milk simply poured over them.  Unhealthy and not even tasty.  The last was Gado Gado Fish, which I remembered getting and enjoying in the past.  It was still really heavy - lots of breading with an oily, thick sauce.  \n\nIf you want to spend a little more money, I highly recommend Golden Harbor instead.  But the food is much better.\nIf you want to spend about the same or just a little more, I'd check out Lai Lai Wok instead - which I think is overrated, too, but is a bit better than Cravings.  Or you could get take-out from Rainbow Garden, which is pretty solid.  \nIf you want to spend less, you could try out Empire or Bo Bo China.  (Bo Bo China is all you can eat if you really want to maximize your calories/dollar.)
__label__3 This was my first visit for breakfast.  The Cafe was located in the Eldorado Casino in Henderson, Nevada.\n\nWe both ordered the Breakfast Casino Special for $1.89 which included 2 eggs, hashbrowns,  sausage or bacon, toast or biscuits and gravy.  The eggs, bacon, and hashbrowns were exactly how I ordered them.\n\nWe will be back!
__label__1 WTF YO? 5 people on line, and service is madd slow for a busy crowd.  Never come at lunchtime 12 noon and expect quick service from THIS Cane's EVER!!
__label__4 Great food and nice size portions. Prices are pretty good. One of my new favorite places to eat.
__label__3 Very fresh delicious chicken strips. . The texas toast is soft and delicious with just a slight toasted top .....very well worth the stop in VEGAS before heading home to los Angeles
__label__3 Took a stroll through this mall in the evening (COLD for locals, WARM for me---50 degree, in shorts and a T).   Highlights: mega big Barnes and Noble with free wifi (got some travel books and magazines!), some good sales (although the beyotches working there were nowhere to be found for help in the dressing room, even when I walked in front of them gossiping at the counter to find other sizes myself....maybe I could have walked out of the store?).  Pre thanksgiving this place was dead, those eerie American landscapes of super clean sparking consumerism with only a few dead souls wandering through....I guess they will make up for it next week.  Nice clean outdoor feel and well lit/festive, awfully small but high tech food court.
__label__4 Great place to go with your family. There is a splash pad that's free for the little ones. My wife and I enjoy the restaurants and dining they have--Brio, Dave's BBQ, Kona, and more. It's also a nice place to take a walk at night, there is music playing and the environment is fun. We enjoy the Harkins theatre that is connected. My only negative is there is no food court for fast and easy dining and parking can get tricky.
__label__3 I don't think this location has as good of service as the location on Desert Inn and Durango but the food is great.  Our waitress was young, dumb and slow.  She pretended not to speak very good English and kept forgetting our sake, salads, etc.  This is the first time I've ever had a problem with service at Geisha, so I won't rate it too low.  Also, you should tell them it's someone in your group's birthday cause the Tempura Banana desert is YUM!
__label__1 So it was Friday night and I wanted to have a couple of beers at a bar but didn't feel like bar food...so I though a sushi bar would be a good idea.  I thought I would try this place - it was close. \n\nThe place is nice inside - service was efficient - not friendly though.   \n\nI order a beer and a spicy tuna handroll to start.  I am used to a cone shaped hand roll, but this was tube shaped and the size of an almond joy???  It was okay not great.\n\nThen I ordered a cut roll.  I was watching him make it and something wasn't right, but i couldn't put my thumb on it.  It was okay - but I wasn't even close to being full or even satisified.\n\nI order another roll off the menu.  Still - wan't quite sure what the prob was.  Again - it was okay.  After a hand roll and 2 cut rolls I was still starving - but geez I am on a budget.\n\nAnyway - I realized they use small pieces of nori and therefor you end up with a smaller sushi roll.  The rolls were substantially smaller  than a typical roll!!!  I am not a glutton by any means but I expect a sushi roll to be a ...---\"sushi roll!\"  I wasn't ordering off the kids menu here.  \n\nThe bill was $40; 1 hand roll, 2 tiny rolls, 1 beer.  Usually 2 rolls will do the trick for me.  After 3 mini rolls I left unsatisfied and feeling duped.  In this economy people are looking for value - not skimpy mini rolls!\n\nATTN: Giesha House - Your tiny sushi rolls do not cut it - I will not be back.
__label__4 Hibachi dinner with the family.  I had the filet & lobster, my son the shrimp & NY steak, my daughter the chicken & shrimp, and my wife the shrimp & scallops.  \n\nWe've been coming here for years and it's always been really good, but the scallops were a bit overcooked this time around.  Everything else was really good and this was the first time that's happened, so I'm not overly concerned.  In fact, we like this place so much, we haven't been to another hibachi restaurant (you know the one) since discovering this place 5 years ago.\n\nIf you're thinking they are too pricy for a night out with the family, be informed that they will cut their portion of the main course in half for half the price.  With the soup, salad, fried rice, and veggies, it's still enough food.  We walked out spending $120 for the four of us before tip.
__label__1 One would think with semi mid prices like this the menu would be better printed and not missing letters. Food was meh service was meh. Got here a little after 930pm, they close at 1030 and tildbus we need to be done by then.... yea prob not gonna come back after this. . .
__label__3 I went with a few friends and we split a few dishes, so I got to try a good amount of stuff.  Here goes:\n\nbeef shawarma - Very, very good.  Only about $4, so it was tasty and well priced.\n\nflafel sandwich - Also good.  Falafel is incredibly hard to make well, and there's is pretty damn good.  Not the best I've ever had (that was at a street market in Amsterdam), but it was still much better than most.\n\nbaba ganoush - like falafel, this is also very difficult to get right.  Any idiot can make a decent hummus, but baba is tough.  Theirs has excellent flavor, but it was served too cold.  I like it to be a bit chilled, slightly below room temp, but this was straight-up cold.  I don't know if they always do it this way, but this was my experience.\n\nmeat pie - this was okay, nothing too special.  It was pretty cheap, so I guess I can't complain too much.  \n\nOh, the garlic sauce was frickin' amazing.  An absolute must have!\n\nother notes:  since it's a market, you're better off buying your drink in the market side.  1 bottle of water from the cooler next to the food register was $1.50, but a package of 24 bottles of water from the market was ~$5.  You decide.
__label__4 Wow! During a bi-annual allergy induced laryngitis, I went in search for my favorite tea- dry desert lime. Apparently, I am the only one in PHX who knows it because no one is carrying it this year. Next best thing? Find dried limes. This quest led me to Biaz Market. The neighborhood it is in is rough, but it's more poverty than unsafe. The parking lot, though, was full. Walking in I decided to spend some time wandering the aisles. Within 30 seconds I was blown away. They have rose water and orange blossom water for 99 cents! The only place I had found it before sells it for $4! Fresh produce, cheeses, meats. Fresh herbs that I can't find elsewhere for only 89 cents! What? Am I dreaming? An entire aisle of spices- so many that I missed my limes I originally came here for. The very, very nice employee didn't just tell me what aisle, she walked me straight to it and when I commented about a ground version, she helped me search for that. Dolmas in cans and jars for under $3 (and they're freaking delicious!). Pita bread 50 cents. So much yummy stuff priced so well. We don't often get such gems of ethnicity in Phoenix, but this hidden treasure made me feel sooooooo good on a sick day. I can't wait to go back and try the restaurant, buy more groceries and test my cooking skills, and get get my fix of the world abroad without having to buts out the bones for an international flight.
__label__3 Beautiful Art-Deco dinner theater with amazing talent.  A great excuse to get dressed up!\n\nBought tickets online for my hubby and my dad to see My Fair Lady when he was visiting from out of town.\n\nOnline ordering and the website is HORRIBLE.  Even the theater manager said it was best to call the box office to book tickets.  When you book your tickets online, a floor plan shows which seats are available at what tables.  When we got to the theater, there was a group already in our seats.  After talking to the house manager, he said the seats were \"first come, first serve\" and despite seat numbers on the floor plan and tickets, the reservation was only for the table, not specific seats.  At least he accommodated us with free desert.  After that issue was resolved, it was comical watching people escorted to tables that were already full and the manager scrambling to find a table that hadn't been double booked.  Quite disappointing for an $85+ ticket.\n\nThe food was better than expected from a dinner theater in Peoria.  The only disappointing part was the salad - the egg was baked in the same pans as the cornbread muffins and was so rubbery my knife wouldn't even cut through it.  The bacon on the salad was cold and overcooked as well and would have been better from a bag.\nAll of our entrees were served warm, not hot, but the flavor was quite good on the Pork Tenderloin.  I even ate the broccoli!\n\nThe saving grace and main reason I might venture back is the wait staff and the quality of the show.  The staff is very talented (both on and off stage) and quite attentive.\n\nAll in all, $85 for 5 hours of dinner & live entertainment is a good deal, just make sure you get your own table or get to the theater extra early to line up to get your desired seats.
__label__2 Fresh and Easy is one of my favorite supermarkets to shop at. The name says it all, and is a very accurate description. \n\nI started shopping there after this location first opened. I was hooked immediately. \n\nThe layout of the store is the best I've seen. Everything makes sense. Finding what you need is very easy.  \n\nThe selection of products isn't the best, but you can pretty much find what you need. The meat section is fabulous. The Produce is pretty good. A very reasonably priced supermarket to buy beer and wine. You can find Wine as low as $3.00 a bottle, and they have some beer which I've seen as low as $7.00 for an 18 pack.\n\nThe self check out is very fast and easy. One of the easiest to operate. However if you have their Friends card, redeeming your money is very hard. \n\nThis location has very convenient entrance and exit access. There are many places to enter and exit the shopping center. \n\nI would continue shopping here, and would recommend it to friends and family.
__label__1 My fianc\u00e9 and I went for dinner during restaurant week. When we got in they were running 20 min late on seating their reservations, but that's forgivable because they were packed. Once we got to our table, it hadn't been set yet which lead to the hostess all but throwing plates at us. \n\nOur server was nice enough but the service was nothing to write home about. The decor is rustic but very dated, the food ended up echoing the decor. Her shrimp cocktail was a mound of 3 shrimp... The cook on the steak was a good temp but inconsistent threw out. Our lobsters were poorly presented but were decent. But there were no sides on the dish what so ever, some meat and some lobster, that's it. Our deserts were okay, but didn't make up for a disappointing dinner out. Did I mention we didn't get our wine until we were half way threw our dinner?\n\nWe won't be headed back which is disappointing, we were looking forward to our dinner all week. Oh well, live and learn.
__label__3 Comfort food at a low price. This place is packed consistently for obvious reasons so be prepared to wait because seating is limited.
__label__2 I've eaten here many times, although I have to say the food is just average.  Table service for the buffet is always excellent, however.\n\nBuffet has a variety of Chinese dishes, salad bar, peel & eat shrimp, crab legs, sushi, and even pizza to name a few.  Dinner is $11.99 and lunch is $7.99 if I remember correctly.\n\nAgain, food is nothing to rave about but okay if you're in the neighborhood.  Word of caution, I noticed last night the shrimp is not deveined.  YUCK, YUCK, YUCK.  It didn't seem to bother my husband.  What a surprise.
__label__0 Asian buffets scare me... I usually don't know what half the stuff is, and if I do know what it is, it's a microwaved crazy sauced version of what I'm used to. Granted, I came here with a hungry hoard of UCSD dragon boaters, so we were all starved from a long day of paddling. Yes, I ate, but I was terrified that everyone would be sitting on a toilet for the rest of the night and that we would be totally unable to paddle our races the next day.\n\nMicrowavable edamame was my friend since I saw the costco sized bags sitting on the side (I figured I'd be safe with these), and I attempted to try everything else like the random seafoods, mushy sushi, and fatty meats. Their desserts were weird generic cakes that seemed to be salvaged from the sale section of the local grocery bakery, so I stuck with the frozen yogurt.\n\nLots of better options out there, but I guess since there were about 50 of us, we were limited.
__label__2 Think Bus Station meets DMV. That's Maricopa County Department of Public Health in a nutshell. Yet, hold up. There's more than meets the eye. Sure, when you walk inside, your skin may crawl. Where the F am I? It's part mental institution; part hospital ward; no parts Comfort Inn. \n\nReception is helpful. They'll tell you which \"clinic\" you need, based on number. Then just look for that number hanging high along the hallway. Easy to find. \n\nI checked in with the Foreign Travel/Adult Immunization clinic - numero tres. This clinic deserves 5 stars, but that's another review. \n\nPaying is an entirely separate matter. Before I could get my shot, I took a \"cashier number\" from Reception and made my way into the DMV-replica room. I didn't have to wait long. Sadly, the lady behind the glass messed up my receipt, so I had to re-visit her before I made my timely exit. \n\nOver all, not a bad experience. I've been twice now - had to get the chicken pox vaccine and this place was the *only* place in Phoenix that offered it to adults. Trust me. I called over 25 other places. Wowza. I don't know if this place takes insurance or if the costs of \"routine\" services are less, but combined, my 2 pox shots added up to over $270. Ouch. That hurt more than the needle prick!
__label__0 If your looking for a nice quite place to study or just read,\nDONT GO HERE!\nThis library prides itself on being North Scottsdale's after school daycare.\nSo noisey with kids running around the inside and outside, using it as a playground. Yes running, I can't tell you how many times I've had kids bolt out of nowhere nearly running into me or somebody else. Every kid talks on their cell phone as they lap around the inside of the whole building.\nOne time it was so loud I couldn't even think to myself so I packed my things and went to study behind closed doors, I was quickly escourted out and told to never go into one of the rooms ever again.\nI'm sorry, but you do realize I pay taxes right?
__label__2 The wait staff was nice, The service was good, The food was as good as it always is at CPK. If you like CPK.. You will like it here
__label__4 What a great place. The location is tucked back in this little strip mall area. The creamy broccoli soup was wonderful and I really enjoyed my Mediterranean wrap. Will keep this on my list for future lunch spots.
__label__3 I came in to get a pedicure with,my friend and we had a lively time. Great atmosphere with legit technicians.
__label__3 So many reviews, you can guess this place is popular.  The best thing about this place is the ambiance of the cafe itself.  It's truly the definition of shabby chic and I'm excited to bring my friends here after a concert just to hang out and eat some delish desserts.  I had the creme puff which was right on point.  The staff is super friendly and I would definitely come back not just every now and then, but often.
__label__1 My daughter raved about this place so we tried it. It's just Ok for me as I have had much better pastries elsewhere. I don't live near this place so most likely I will not go back. We went on Sunday 8pm, the place was packed and desserts were continuously brought out from the kitchen. It was too late in the evening to have espresso so couldn't comment on it.
__label__4 This place, is my little piece of heaven on earth. I am always looking for an excuse to go. I LOVE their macaroons. The salted Carmel is my very favorite. These macaroons are almost identical to the ones in Paris. \n\nI also love their lavender lemonade and other drink concoction. They have an amazing selection of other wonderful pastries. Also their soups and sandwiches are very good too.
__label__3 I love the eclectic atmosphere. ..I also love the assortment of desserts!! The lines are loooong but it moves pretty fast. My favorite sweet is the Salted Caramel Brownie. .soooooo yummy!!!!
__label__2 For some reason, Amelie's is like a legend in Charlotte. Frankly, I don't know why - probably because it's one of the non-fast-food places that's open 24 hours. Or perhaps it's simply because it's not a chain, when so, so many places in the area are, and you have to respect that.\n\nBut while I can appreciate that, and those salted caramel brownies are rather tasty, the place itself isn't all that impressive. There is barely room to navigate up near the counter, and unless you grab your sweet treats to go, you don't have room to hang out if you bring someone along - and after all, why go if you can't tell someone about the place?\n\nTo make matters worse, the staff working there isn't the friendliest bunch, perhaps because while there are plenty of said sweets to indulge upon, and the salted caramel brownies are legendary in these parts, the rest is a bit ho-hum. Get past them and there isn't much other than a few knick-knacks that could have come from the going-out-of-business sale from Central Perk.
__label__3 Stopped by for dinner, and ended up having dessert only, so that I can try several of their creations. While the chocolate croissant and eclair were on par with any other decent French bakery that I have been to, the salted caramel brownie was absolutely sublime. Granted, it's only for those that have a sweet tooth, but the taste, texture, look, and smell, were all top notch. The interior is eccentric and fun with ample seating, there's chilled water available with cups, and the staff were great. Would highly recommend it!
__label__2 -Friendly service, very attentive, slow to bring bill.\n\n-Food was average, a bit on the extreme salty side.\n\n-Prices were a bit high, but they offer evening dinner specials for $6.99.\n\n-Server talked us into ordering the Wonton soup-Large was $7.95 with skimpy portions (a few wontons, sliced chicken, tough beef, 2-3 shrimp, half cup of cabbage) and lots of bland broth. Not worth the price.\n\n-Restroom clean, but no soap in Women's restroom.\n\n-Decor was very nice.\n\n-Parking is very convenient.\n\n-Next door to a Barber shop.
__label__2 Location and decor is great, food is good, but service is horrible! There was nobody but us and another family in the restaurant and the waitress walked around banging the plates super loud on the rest of the tables - extremely rude- and when she asked us our order she was yelling at us. When she came around with the water and our entrees she smacked it on the table and walked away. Food and portions of the entrees are good, but the rice portion was extremely small. I will never sit and eat here, perhaps will take it to go.
__label__2 This place cashes in on its location in the Ballaggio, right inside the door off the strip (I'm referring to the take out counter with the pastries and gelatos in it). Since the family and I did SO much walking while in Vegas, when we got to this location, hubby was \"starving\" and the colorful mounds of gelato in the display case caught his eye. He purchased a big cone for himself and another for one of our kids.\n\nThe price of the gelato cones was astronomical. Granted, the scoops were really generous but still! I forget how much the 2 cones came to, but hubby and I were really taken aback and talked for a while afterwards how expensive this place was, even for Vegas standards (I think the total cost for the 2 cones was a bit over $12).\n\nAlso, my kid went to Italy last summer and her verdict of the gelato here was \"it's not legit\". She said it was more like a good ice cream rather than gelato. Since she likes ice cream, she ate it all and loved it, but she said it wasn't a real gelato. My hubby never had real gelato so he couldn't comment on its authenticity, but he loved the cone and devoured it.
__label__1 My girlfriend dragged me here because she wanted to have some all-you-can-eat crab legs.\nAt 7pm the place was packed but we were seated quickly. You do not pay 1st here. Drinks are extra.\nWell the buffet is really small and all bad asian food. lots of shrimp and fish and some crab legs, a few plates of sushi on plates covered in saran wrap.\nThe dessert bar was a joke-generic cookies and stale bad cake. Fruit and pudding with soft serve ice cream.\nWe were there for an hour-I made 5 trips & not once did they change out any food. The spare ribs looked terrible and everyone noticed because it was busy & nobody ate any. The crab was the winner.Everyone was loading up plates of crab. Myself I'm not into seafood.\n\nI see others have given this a positive review because its cheap but thats they only positive thing here. The food is not real impressive but there is all you can eat ice cream\n\ncheck here for pics @ http://www.usmenuguide.com/krazybuffetmenupics.html
__label__1 I heard this place was good but was very disappointed.  The food did not seem very fresh, had odd, almost dirty taste to it, the bowls weren't very clean, and there weren't as many choices as I thought.   On the positive side, the soft serve was delish, the sushi was mostly good (although the inari was mostly seaweed), and my picky daughter found a lot to eat.  The won ton soup was the best I have had in an all you can eat chinese buffet.
__label__4 I have been going to another stylist since we moved to AZ (almost 4 years ago), but recently she has started teaching at a beauty school full time and only sees clients every other Sunday.  With my schedule being tight and this salon being about 20 min away, I was on the search for another stylist who has more hours during the week and was near my home.  \nI happened to find this LS deal and upon reading Yelp reviews, decided to give it a try.  SOO glad I did!  \nFirst off, the salon itself has a very cool, modern, swanky vibe- without being uptight and pretentious.  You get a perfect mix of the higher end feel without the snotty service.  I saw another reviewer stated something about the music being offensive... I guess that is up to personal preference because I really enjoyed the music.  So much in fact that I Shazamed a bunch of songs while I was waiting to download for myself later.  I observed the interaction between all the stylists and clients and it was very warm and professional.\nOnto my service.  I also worked with Kittim.  He is amazing!  I showed him a picture of what I wanted and he took the time to discuss what my expectations were regarding color, maintenance and the overall feel I wanted.  I agree with the other reviewer who also worked with Kittim.  You definitely get a strong sense of concern when working with him.  A great listener and a master of his craft.  The end result was beautiful!  Highlights were exactly what I wanted- natural and subtle, but gave my hair dimension.  Cut was executed exactly as planned.  and the final styling was polished and impeccable.  My only regret is that I went directly home after my appt instead of going out someplace fun to show off my new do!
__label__1 If dry, bland cupcakes are your thing, then this is the place for you. \n\nSo unimpressed. \n\nThe cake was flavorless and crumbly. \nIcing not very sweet, and barely flavored. But yet somehow dense and heavy. \n\nWe went through 6 varieties hoping to find a winner. \n... and were disappointed 6 times. \n\nTheir \"best cinnamon roll\" of Pittsburgh didn't fly in my book either. \n\nBest cupcake in America? BAH. Even Betty Crocker's got a leg up on this joint. \n\nThe only saving grace with their big fluffy rice krispy treat. That's worth 1 star alone. \n\nRarely have I been so let down by sugar. \n\nI cried myself to sleep that night.
__label__4 Good stuff!!!
__label__4 The Sicilian Sub here is to die for. It's made fresh right when you order. The dough is slightly crispy and soft when you bite into it and you don't want it end! I live in Surprise and still drive out to get this sub!
__label__0 I ate there last month. They do not serve your drink prior to the meal (in a can) even if you ask. Worst part was the food. The guy scrapped the flat grill clean from the previous two orders into my plate with the meat. NASTY. The place is a dump atmosphere wise as well. I have never written a negative review. WOW!  Great concept....get your act together guys. :-(
__label__0 I went to Danny's three days ago because I was in desperate need for a carwash and had a little extra cash to get it done right. The carwash itself was great, all clean and just what I needed. HOWEVER, the service I received was absolutely horrendous.\n\nI have never even yelped negatively before but this experience was definitely worth going out of my way to let others know what is going on there. I am almost embarrassed to say this, but the man working at the front almost had me in tears because I did not buy one of his suggested packages. He offered me 7 different \"specials\" and when I told him for the 4th time (still being very nice and passive) that I only wanted the works car wash and that was it, he told me, \"If I was smart, I would have gone online and gotten a coupon but too bad it will be full price today (while laughing at me shaking his head)\". \n\nI understand he probably makes commission of these packages and deals if he sells them, but he went as far as to bring my intelligence into question. After this encounter I was thinking about just leaving and he had the nerve to get down and point out on my car that I was being \"irresponsible\" for not fixing the water damage on the front of my bumper. Of course he had an easy solution for me that involved buying another package (seriously... the 8th offer now!). I finally snapped at him and told him I did not want anything else just the works wash and that was it. He told me that wouldn't have happened to my car if I had waxed it. I him that I hand waxed my car 2 weeks prior, twice. He told me that waxing your car only lasts for 2 weeks --- WTF?!  That is not true! \n\nI am so sick of being taken advantage of as a female going into carwashes. It is the same drama every time, there is always some BS story that they try to sell you in order to make an extra buck. You better believe none of this happens when I am with my boyfriend, dad, or any man who looks like they know a thing or two about cars. Funny thing is, the only thing he didn't offer me was to fill up my gas tank (probably because it only benefits me). I rolled in there with my empty light on... maybe that would have been a clue? ...guess not.
__label__0 Dannys Car Wash is the WORST car wash in Arizona. HORRIBLE customer service. Manager Juan Delgado at the Tempe Marketplace location is a total jackass.\n\n I brought a BRAND NEW car to Dannys for a minor windshield repair and they TOTALLY RUINED the windshield.  \n\nTo make matters worse, when I went to the General Manager (Juan Delgado) to complain about this issue he was extremely rude, laughed and blew me off.\n\nSTAY FAR AWAY FROM THESE CAR WASH CLOWNS.
__label__3 I had a great first time experience here - and I hope it stays that way!\n\nI purchased their Groupon for the 3 works washes - such a good deal.  I go to get my car washed early - before work - around 7:30AM - right when they opened.  They did an excellent job, I was very impressed.
__label__0 Incompetent. Went for an oil change, a few days later realized they hadn't bolted the splash guard back on. Went back to them to have it fixed, I pull up and explain what was going on and that it needs to be remedied. The guy at the pumps where you pull up to starts trying to talk me into a car wash! Seriously? Your establishment just messed up a simple oil change, I don't want you guys anywhere near my car anymore. Anyways, they pull it into the garage. \"Bolt\" it back up and hand me the keys. I don't really trust them at this point so I decide to check it out for myself, and good thing I did. THEY MISSED ANOTHER ONE! At this point I had had enough. Save yourself the hassle.
__label__0 Second time here and if it wasn't for the free coupon I wouldn't have came back....I don't like this car wash there's too much going on these guys are so busy they don't do an efficient job. .. The whole front end of my car was completely ignored the windshield still had splattering of bugs.. I'm done with this place
__label__0 Horrible service. Got there with 4 cars in front of me, watched 14 cars go by that weren't even in line. Apparently there needs to be someone with a degree to hand wash a car. This is the 3rd time this has happened at this location. No more, I am done with this place
__label__3 I've stayed at nearly every hotel in Madison in this price range. There's not a lot of variation in the quality of the hotel or the rooms themselves. The devil, as they say, is in the details.\n\nPros:\n\n*free Wi-Fi\n\n*free parking\n\n*comfortable bed\n\n*warm chocolate chip cookies at check-in\n\n*convenient location\n\n*indoor pool and whirlpool\n\n*on-site restaurant \n\n*friendly staff\n\n*free local shuttle\n\nCons:\n\n*weird shower. Clearly they're going for a \"European\" feel as there was only half a glass door on the stall so I experienced an unpleasant draft on my backside during the shower\n\n*it's a little dated. This used to be a Howard Johnson, and it still has a bit of a \"low budget\" feel\n\n*slow elevators, and too few\n___________________________________________\n\nAs with any hotel in any city, price will vary during season. We happened to be in Madison during move-in weekend for incoming freshman at UW, so the price was likely higher than normal, but still was not terribly expensive.\n\nAlthough the location was great, it was also across the street from a house that some undergrads were moving into and hosting a kegger, so it was a bit loud at times, but thankfully it ended early. Come to think of it, the whole neighborhood is full of undergrad housing, so be forewarned.\n\nThis isn't my favorite hotel in Madison, but I would definitely stay here again.
__label__0 These animals are either going to die or depression or rebel and eat everyone.  I am surprised PETA has not visited this place and staged a mass protest.  Walking around is incredibly sad the animals either look like they are on thorzeine, or stare you down.  \n\nI do have to say, having lived in vegas for a few years, this place makes the must see list simply because it is such an epic fail.
__label__1 okay we went here last year and to be honest were a little disappointed but not as much as we would have been since we had a heads up from a driver on the Duece bus.   No this is not a big zoo and to be honest you really cannnot spend a full day here like we tried to do.  That being said it was still fun.   We enjoyed the talking birds and the other exotic animals they had.   The place could have been cleaner and there is very little in the way of food options so eat before you come.   We were sitting inside and learned by listening that they often hire kids doing community service to work around the place.  I am sure in part because of lack of funding.   Its not a bad place just that you would expect much better in a city the size of Las Vegas.   I still enjoyed the time we spent there but to be honest not quite sure it is worth the cost of admission.
__label__2 I went to NYPD for lunch today. Upon entering our waitress told us we could pick any table, which I thought was nice.  When we picked our table she followed us and then announced that she would be taking care of us.  I smelled the odor of stale cigarettes on her which was not at all appetizing.  She took our drink order.  The person with me ordered a water with lemons and I ordered a tea without lemons.  When she brought the drinks, my tea had two lemons as did the water.  Not very good listening skills.  I was having doubts that this would be a good lunch, but it turned out to be just fine.  I had a salad with ranch which was good and I had baked ziti which is one of my favorites.  I love the mixture of ricotta cheese with the marinara sauce.  I did split the order with the person I was with and the kitchen split it for us.  Neither one of us could finish our half of the order.  They serve generous portions.
__label__4 My husband and I are sushi fanatics! We have been to Japan so we are super picky! We really enjoy their fresh sushi and sashimi! The Wahoo is excellent! Much like butter fish! The Redneck Roll is fantastic! We haven't had anything we didn't like. We haven't done the open grill thing, but always see them in action while at the bar or sushi bar. Looks great! The owners are always around to meet and greet you. Very clean and fun place to go! Love Matt and Ryan at the bar! Cheers to you!\n\nPamela,
__label__3 really good stuff.  Goos sushi, great show, great service (ask for Smatt)...  we had toms of fun!
__label__4 Yummo... But I wouldn't recommend the Hooters Roll...
__label__0 I haven't been to this place in years, although it's painfully and tauntingly close to home.  Reason being that the service sucked, and the food was marginal.\n\nBut, Ari was closed last week when I had an afternoon craving, so I thought I'd give EE another chance.\n\nBIG mistake and waste of $25.\n\nI order tempura and sushi to go.  The sushi was beyond aromatic (smelly) and the seaweed wraps were so stale, I couldn't get my canines to rip through it to even chew the food.  The tempura was made in what seemed like pancake batter, it was so heavy and unappealing.  How hard is it to screw up something fried?  Ask EE.\n\nBasically ended up taking a bite of everything, and then throwing all of it out.\n\nNever again.
__label__3 Food City has the absolute BEST prices on produce that I've ever seen anywhere in AZ, CA, or HI. When I first saw the Wednesday circular advertising avocados 5/$.99 and 8 lbs. of roma tomatoes for $.99, I knew that there had to be a catch. I scurried down to Avondale as fast as my little honda could take me, and alas, the ad was real, and I scored 4 massive bags of produce for a whopping.... $12. You have to buy what's on sale, and I haven't bought much here other than produce, as I don't find their grocery prices to be outstanding, but for fruits and veggies, there's no better place IMHO. \n\nAs an added bonus, with all of the Mexican music playing throughout the store, I'm learning a little bit of Spanish. Ole!
__label__0 Hi WALMART.... We recently were shopping at a location in Phoenix AZ. When we got home we noticed we were double charge for two items.\n\nWe then went back to the store and they refused to reimburse us for the double charges until they review their camera! We felt as though we were treated as criminals!\n\nWe waited for twenty mins as they questioned the cashier and \"reviewed the tapes\" The employee t\nhen told us that the only person that could review the tapes was out and we needed to either wait 30min to see if he was back or come back at a later time!\n\nNow we must pack up our 2 month old and drive another 15 mins to come back and see if we will be reimburse for items we did not receive.\n\nNeedless to say mistakes happen, all well... but poor customer service does not need to. We will not longer seek to be a customer of walmart's.
__label__4 Before Cafe Bink the only reason I went to Carefree was to visit the Boulders Resort.    My only complaint about the resort was that there were a limited amount of great dining experiences within a stones throw, until Cafe Bink. \n\nThis is a must try if you are in the area.  Cafe Bink is a small restaurant and bar in the middle of strip mall.  The food that comes out of the kitchen is first class french bistro food taken up a notch.  The braised pork appetizer was to die for.  Juicy but not overly fatty with a maple glaze.  I had the crispy game hen which was their take on chicken and dumplings.  Perfectly done with a crisp exterior with a tender juicy interior.  My wife had their bolognese which was a kicked up bolognese sauce served with creamy polenta.  Also they we had a side of fries (their speciality) which came with all things truffled ketchup.  \n\nOVerall this is a great little oasis in the middle of the high dessert north of Scottsdale.  The portions are generous and the wait staff is knowledga\\ible, attentive and friendly.  The wine list is diverse with a lot of selections by the class.  Not just your chardonnay and cabernet line up!  I enjoyed an Argentine Pinot Noir from a vineyard that I never heard up.  It was marvelous. \n\nEnjoy.
__label__4 LOVED it. \n\nThe menu is a little small, but everyone I went with RAVED about their selection. The service was great, and the food was excellent. The portions weren't huge, but I actually prefer it that way. \n\nI had the chicken sandwich off the lunch menu an it was AWESOME. One of the guys I went with wanted the same sandwich, but asked about alternative bread options, and the waiter was more than happy to oblige. The vegetarian options were pretty limited, but the waiter offered to have some veggies added to the grilled cheese, and our resident veggie left with a smile on his face. \n\nNow, the fries. The fries are somewhat of a religious experience. On their own, they are stellar. Then there are the sauces. They're all incredible, but the white truffle ketchup will blow your mind. Our table fell to silence when our order of fries arrived - no one spoke because we were too busy stuffing our faces. \n\nThe ice cream sandwiches (3 different mini sandwiches - made with cookies) were really tasty. We split an order which was just perfect. We each had a sandwhich which was enough to satiate a sweet tooth without leaving us feeling uncomfortably full.
__label__3 Great French inspired cuisine in a beautiful Carefree desert setting.  You truly do feel a world away here and at Binkley's.  As good as the other stuff is, the biggest impression came from their inspired take on potato chips and fries.
__label__4 I visit the Dog Bar one a week I think. I looooooove this place. It feels like I am walking into a friend's house every time I go there. The staff are unbelievably friendly. They always make me (and my dog) feel very welcome. They have a different drink special every night which is nice for us folks on a budget.\n\nMy dog is a rescue dog, so she was very shy at first when we starting going there. Now whenever I walk to my car with her, she is dying to hop in the back seat because she knows that means it's Dog Bar time.\n\nThursdays are $3.50 draft beer night, which includes all the local beers. They have a nice selection from NODA and Birdsong Brewery.\n\nIf you have a dog that is nicely behaved, then venture out to the Dog Bar. Your pooch can play with all the other dogs while you kick back a few tasty beverages and watch them at play. It is really great to be able to go out to a bar and bring your dog with you.\n\nLove this place!
__label__3 I visit this place about once a week. I love the food and the healthy choices. The lentil fatoosh salad is my new favorite. You can't go wrong with the hummus. The service is friendly and usually pretty fast. I do wish there was some sort of dress code for the staff. All that skin makes me lose my appetite.
__label__1 I usually really like pita jungle but this location seems to be poorly run. Plenty of empty tables but the food took forever and they claimed the kitchen was backed up. Stems on grapes in the salad. Graffiti in the bathroom. Disappointed.
__label__4 Love the chicken humus! Lots of flavor and chicken is warm and tender. You get 2 large pitas so I recommend splitting it with someone if you plan on getting a meal too.
__label__3 Decent service, and good food. I like their happy hour. I wouldn't come here if I was starving but portion sizes are adequate.
__label__1 Chain restaurant location here in Peoria has been on par with the others in the valley.  Service, food, and the wait are fairly consistent.  Omelets are what I recommend for this place (who wouldn't have eggs at a place called 'The Good Egg' ??).\n\nPass on the pancakes.  Coffee could be improved.
__label__2 We've been to this location multiple times and often enjoy it.  We've never had an issue with the food, it has always been above par.  The crowd is diverse with lunch folk, seniors, and people hungover from partying the night before.  I would give this place four stars if it were not for the extremely unpleasant hostess we have encountered numerous times.   When we went up to the front, she was on the phone and didn't acknowledge us.  We waited, and waited, while she talked away.  Finally, (putting the call on hold must have been such a difficulty) she seated us, WITHOUT speaking to us, but talking on the phone the entire time.  Um, really?  Our service otherwise, has always been great.  They also offer to go refills on tea which is pretty exciting. :)
__label__0 Yeah, I dont think we will be coming back any time soon here either. I dont know what has happened to this place over the last year, but something really bad has happened to it. \n\nThe water pitcher had someone's hair in it. The waiter made us feel like he was doing us a favor by serving us. The eggs benedict was cold, and so were the potatoes, so we waited 10 minutes for the waiter to come around to sent them back. They came back again cold. By this time the rest of the family had finished their meal so I said screw it, ate the potatoes cold, paid, and left. Gave them a sub-par tweet and they replied that they wanted to make things right with us. Still havent heard back from them. Im done.
__label__1 So the family would like me to start off by saying wouldn't it be nice if the servers smiled at least once. Oh yes and why are they so stingy with the butter. Oh and when did they change their menu. \nI guess we shouldn't expect good things to remain good forever, but we can dream. We used to enjoy The Good Egg but now......well.....meh. Wish we still liked it but, no.
__label__4 Excellent sushi, great service, and good happy hour specials.  It has a decent sports bar theme.  I had my bachelor party here and even my friends who don't care for fish liked the place.  I also go here for business dinners.\n\nTry the Ladybug Roll just for the presentation.
__label__1 Four stars? Really? I'm convinced that the folks in Arizona wouldn't know good sushi if it fell on top of them. This place was okay, very average. Unless you're a local who frequents the place, don't expect the service to be great. (There was a large group at the sushi bar and they new the chef by name.) I didn't feel like my money mattered as much as theirs. Service was a little on the slow side and they weren't particularly friendly. The sushi itself was \"eh.\" Let me just say that there are many more sushi places out there that blow this place out of the water. It's good if you're just looking to satisfy your sushi fix, but if you want REALLY delicious sushi, go elsewhere.
__label__1 My wife and I have been looking for a good sushi restaurant.  Sushiya ratings seemed OK but maybe a problem with service.  We went for lunch and the service was good.  My wife ordered Sashimi with a spicy tuna roll.  I ordered the spicy tuna roll and spicy salmon roll.  \nThe Sashimi came to her as Nigiri, not Sashimi.  She didn't want all that rice.   The spicy tuna and salmon rolls were nothing but a California Roll with some spicy tuna and salmon slapped on the top.  What we both noticed was the rice was not cooked all the way and was chewy.  \nI doubt we would go back based on the chewy rice alone.  The rolls were nothing special!
__label__1 Eh it was ok. I got grossed out by the sushi chefs not wearing gloves. It could of been the way their hands looked? I dunno! I am not sure if they should be wearing gloves?  I wasn't impressed by the sushi. The ambience was nice though!
__label__1 People say that living in New York changes you, hardens you somehow, makes you cynical. I've never really found this to be true... until my return to Bravo!.\n\nGrowing up in the South Hills, Bravo! was one of my favorite chains. It was fancy, it had table clothes, it was better than the Olive Garden. I recall being mildly obsessed with the chopped salad, so upon my recent return I ordered a half-sandwich and the salad for a light lunch.\n\nI was disappointed that the salad was full of soggy ice-berg lettuce and a few off-season tomatoes. The turkey-bacon-avocado sandwich was disappointing as well, with just a few chunks of cubed avocado overwhelmed by a flavored aioli.\n\nI guess I've been spoiled by having a huge variety of A+ Italian Bistros at my disposal,  but there is waaaay better Italian to be had in the 'burgh. Skip the big box chains and head to your local red-sauce joint. Its likely to be cheaper, more delicious, and lacking giant faux-Roman columns with doubtful structural integrity.
__label__1 This place has the potential to be great!!!  The new menu items sounds so yummy, but it just doesn't deliver.  Its bland bland bland.  Tastes like a frozen meal i could just heat in microwave.  My pesto pasta with chicken was such a disappointment--my husbands spaghetti was bland as well.  The the price of entrees, the nice atmosphere, the friendly service--why isn't the food better?  Save your money and make pasta at home.
__label__3 On the multiple occasions that I have gone to this restaurant, I have always had a positive and very-filling experience. \n\nTheir bread is delicious and hot. The server always brings out tons for us. I would say most of the dishes are standard Italian fare. I have not been disappointed by the Pasta Bravo, Eggplant Parm, or the side salads.\n\nThe best thing I have tried here was the Chicken Scaloppini. The chicken is covered in melted cheese and has a great lemon sauce. I would highly, highly recommend this dish.\n\nFor dessert, try the apple turnover thing with ice cream. You won't be disappointed.
__label__3 The two times that I have randomly dined at this Bravo has been on Wednesday evening. Yay for Martini Wednesdays!! It's always a great surprise when they plop that menu on your table. All of Bravo's Martinis are only $5 on Wednesday evenings, and they have several good options.\n\nThe food is very dependable. I most recently ordered the Pasta Woozie as my entree. It was just the right portion size - large enough to really fill me up but small enough that I wasn't taking a mound of noodles home as leftovers.\n\nI look forward to dining at this Bravo again and hope that I remember to come back on Wednesday!
__label__2 This place has gone down hill. I used to take my family here from time to time for a decent Italian chain meal but the quality of service an good has declined. \n\nThe waiter was polite but not present for long periods of time. The lobster ravioli were bland and the presentation was sloppy. Looked like they just plopped it on the plate. The chicken and portobello mushroom was not bad but under seasoned and didn't have enough sauce. The one thing that made me still give them a three was the pizza for the kids. It was a really nice pizza and looked like a homemade Italian pizza. Otherwise I would have given them a 3 star. \n\nI won't be back.
__label__0 Extremely poor seating layouts, be prepared to pay 50% extra on top of your $10.00 ticket for \"premium seats\" that are really the only seats that allow you to watch the movie without breaking your neck or sitting next to a wall.
__label__3 This is the only movie theater I will go to in Pittsburgh.\n\n Everytime I go I always experience really great customer service. When ordering my popcorn, the person behind the concession is always polite, quick and will always give you good and bad reviews about movies.\n\nOnly bad thing is the IMAX theater audio blows out the audio in the theaters beside it.
__label__0 The theaters are clean, the selection of movies and snacks are usually pretty good.\n\nThe low rating is due to their inability to maintain the audio equipment to have 'assisted hearing devices'.  I suspect that they just don't ever bother to fix them, and it's kind of disgusting because it shows a complete lack of respect and courtesy toward handicapped patrons.  I'd be a little more tolerant if it wasn't the third time it happened.  (Shame on me for thinking things would be fixed, after we boycotted for a year or so...)\n\nWhen told that their equipment isn't working, they just shrug.  A refund was halfheartedly offered after three sets of new equipment (which I'm pretty sure they knew wouldn't work.) but I would've had to leave immediately and my husband was enjoying the movie.\n\nTo contrast, a similar situation happened at the Waterworks Cinema (which is old fashioned by comparison).  When informed that the assisted hearing device wasn't working, the manager was profusely apologetic, insisted on giving us 2 passes that not only were for free admission but any concessions we wanted.  And, oh yeah?  The problem was fixed the next time we returned.
__label__3 It's been awhile since I've paid less than $12 for a movie ticket during prime time, and let me just say it's o so nice. The theater has ample FREE parking (none of this having to validate garbage) and the theater isn't overrun by youngins. The people who frequent here aren't the type to add their own commentaries during the movies which is a breath of fresh air. Its a nice atmosphere and great place to take the kids to a movie. \n   The theater rooms themselves are clean and large. This will now be my go to theater while in Pitts.
__label__3 Best theatre in Pittsburgh....just hate battling the traffic over the bridge to get here...
__label__1 I really don't like this theater, but we still go here frequently.  The main draw for me is the reserved VIP seating that allows access to the bar during your viewing experience. They have a nice selection of drafts and the bar prices are reasonable.  The VIP tickets cost more, and come with a coupon for food in the restaurant. I recommend eating dinner elsewhere, and using your coupon on dessert here (of course the coupon can't be used on popcorn, normal concessions, or alcohol!).  The leather VIP seats are roomier, too. \n\nYou can't order VIP tickets online, you must purchase them over the phone or at the theater...another silly drawback that could easily be remedied.\n\nWhen this place opened years ago, it was THE premiere theater in the area, yet it looks like they haven't bothered cleaning the place since it's opened.  Carpet is stained, furniture is ripped, and paint is peeling.  And there is just trash everywhere.  Ugh.  With the army of staff working here, can't someone go around with a sweeper every once in awhile?\n\nPlease, someone else in the 'burgh, open a movie theater with a bar and spacious leather seats so I can stop going here!
__label__0 We were starving and it was the only reasonably priced place open at 9:30pm in Northern Scottsdale.  The brisket was edible and the sides were mediocre.
__label__0 My wife and I looked forward to eating here for weeks. We decided to get one of our favorites tonight, bbq pork ribs. Let me say... extremely disapointed! Neither one of us would recommend this place.
__label__0 I came here with my family to have some classic BBQ.  I had purchased a Google Offer and wanted to experience and savor some true Southern cuisine.  Not a chance.  I placed the order for everybody and whipped out my phone.  The cashier refused to take my coupon.  He insisted that it be printed, not scanned from the phone.  I told him that the number on the phone will link me with the coupon and we can all be happy.  He called his manager and I got the same story.  Finally, the let me talk to the owner, he gave me the same story.\n\nMeanwhile, at noon on a Saturday the staffing consisted of one person taking drive in orders AND walk in orders.  I have absolutely no idea what the manager and owner do (except reject coupons from customers).  The line was through the door and people were leaving because of it.\n\nI did not try the food, but looking at the other ratings, may it was an omen that we ended up having a great meal across the street at Butterfield's.  \n\nHow this place survives???? I cannot answer that one.\n\nAvoid -
__label__1 The brisket was dry.  The green beans were bland.  The baked beans were watery.  My daughter thought it was soup. The brisket sandwich was okay. Mac and cheese good.  Fried okra was decent.  \n\nThe sandwich and one side and drink was $8\n\nWould  I go back?  No.
__label__2 Well, I can't honestly say I know what Filipino food is \"supposed\" to taste like, but I've eaten here a few times and it has been tasty. Today I had tapsilog, which was good except for one piece of grisly meat. Previously I've tried their adobo and skewers which were very good. Overall, I still like the tapsilog from Aloha Kitchen better and the adobo from Elenas, but this is good too.
__label__1 Went in again...dine in this time, to try some new dishes. Not as impressed this time around? Ordered the pad thai with beef and it was just ok. The flavor was off, and too sweet in a sick way. We barely touched it. We ordered a chicken and vegetable dish too, and it was just kind of gross. I guess we need to just stick with the curry? :(
__label__3 I LOVE the lunch specails here... Panang Chicken is my favorite mmmm mmm And you can adjust your spice level, I always have to tone it down just a little on the spice!!
__label__3 Awesome! I'm here for business and planned on trying someplace new every day...I had Thai House for lunch and I'm tempted to go back for dinner.\n\nShrimp & chicken pad Thai, level 3 spiciness add pineapples! Service was quick. Food flavor robust.
__label__2 Typical LA Fitness. This one has a lap pool and decent equipment. If you want to go when it isn't busy go around 11-3 and 9 to close. From what I seen those times there isn't a lot of people there. I hate waiting for weights or machines to open especially when you have people that keep talking and hanging out.
__label__1 Was looking forward to a nice BBQ lunch with my boy.  I hate to be harsh because I really think we need MORE BBQ places, not less, but this one did not do it for me.\n\nThe menu was not descriptive and when I asked what the differences were between the menu items (since they do not have descriptions) the counter dude was less than helpful.  So we ordered away...\n\nFood came out a few minutes later.\nBasically not impressed.  Temperatures were good, food seemed fresh, but the taste just was not to our liking.  So bottom line, I think this is a basic BBQ lunch option type place, and you should try it at least once to see if you like their BBQ flavors.  We will not be going back, but since everybody's taste is different, you should try it if you are a fan of BBQ.
__label__3 First time and food was good. Ribs fell off te bone and loved the baked beans.
__label__4 I went to this salon today because of the reviews here in yelp.  I called them and they got me an appointment today!! They are friendly and very good at what they do!!  It is a very relaxing environment!!  Each of the ladies took their time and did not rush through things like some places do.  I got a haircut and a pedicure. She took her time with my hair and listened to what I wanted and didnt try pushing products on me....  I chose to get the gel on my nails instead of the polish, it lasts longer and is beautiful!!  I could not be happier with both of them :) I am glad I made the decision to go here!!! I will be back :)
__label__1 Loved this place for a while. I don't mind that it's closed on Sundays as I work on the weekends. The problem I find is that checkout usually takes about 20 minutes, sometimes longer. Tons of checkout stations with very little staff. 6 stations, 2 open with 30 people in line at one in the afternoon. Usually you hear the manager get on the speaker \"cashiers to the front\". Not here. Just wait in line, wasting away the day. It wouldn't bother me as much if I didn't see 20 or more employees walking around all over the store. \n\nEven with the long lines, this was the only store that sold Dill buttons. If you aren't someone that uses buttons that often, this means nothing. Dill makes high quality buttons for blazers and suits. Metal and plastic. The Hobby Lobby brand and most other brands are plastic crap. Recently HL has stopped selling Dill and only offers the store brand so they can do 2 for 1 specials. \n\nAt least I don't have to bother with the lines anymore. Now I order online.
__label__1 I often eat at the Sam Woo next door.  This Sam Woo has no liquor license so it's BYOB over there, so the waiters there actually suggest you go to 99 Ranch.\n\nOutside of picking up a pack of Tsingtao to enhance my meal at Sam Woo, I'd never go back to this dump...\n\nThis 99 Ranch stinks like moldy durian!!  Then, it looks as bad as it smells.  It's funny, if you read the other reviews for this market, they all say the same...It stinks, it's dirty, it's small and most importantly, it's like NO 99 Ranch I've ever been to.  \n\nThe reason is, it's NOT A REAL 99 RANCH!!  It's not OWNED or operated by TAWA, the company that owns the 99 Ranch Supermarkets in CA, WA, etc and T&T Supermarkets in Canada.  This Las Vegas market is a licensee, so it's not at all what you're used to...\n\nBu Hau...
__label__4 Awesome service!! Love the Kona Berry Bowl!!
__label__3 My sister invited me to CLT to come celebrate my nephew's 2nd birthday.  This is apparently his favorite restaurant, so I decided to make the trek from MEM to come see family and friends. \n\nOne thing I would like to note is with all of the construction going on, it is a pain in the ass to enter/exit.  Make sure you get it right the first time, or it may take another 10 minutes to go around the block.\n\nWe finally made it, and I assume sis made reservations for us, as we got a long table at the bar for 12 or so people.  A 2 year olds birthday at the bar- that's what I am talking about!\n\nThe d\u00e9cor was simple, yet colorful.  The menu was straightforward Mexican.  I ordered some Texas (shrimp chicken steak) fajitas.  Mind you I was pretty hungry.\n\nThe food ending up coming out and the one thing I couldn't help but notice was how big all of the plates were.  And heavy.  You could do 10 reps with a plate and call it a workout.  \n\nTwo other things I noticed off the bat- where was the cheese, and how am I supposed to make only 3 fajitas with a plate this big?  I tried to venture outside of my normal fajita eating habits (just meat, with lots of cheese).  It was solid!  The grease replaced the cheese I guess you could say.  After I packed 3, I just ate the rest of it off the skillet.  \n\nWhile I was eating and the staff was checking on us, the waitress kept rubbing on my shoulders and such.  I was about to tell her you can take me out back but I am with my family.  At that moment, I felt like \"Gator\" in \"The Other Guys\".  Awkward? Slightly...\n\nI didn't drink anything alcoholic (saved it for after), but they did have a full bar.  The do sell Coke as well (yea!)- so that was a plus.  I can't even remember if I had dessert either.  \n\nThis is some solid authentic Mexican here, and it's definitely different than what I am used to having.  Worth a shot!
__label__2 I've been going here during the week, and in bad weather it is hard to tell it is even open.  There are some things I really love here and some that I don't.  The flowers are a steal and beautifully arranged, though they do not last very long - maybe two or three days.  There are some really good deals on produce, and I have gotten some great tomatoes and peaches in season.  However, about half of the stuff is not local.  I had a hard time finding a local apple, and a lot of the produce has sku stickers on it telling you that it's from california or washington or whatever.  Still, there are some local farmers interspersed in there and they make it worth it.  I still will visit regularly.
__label__1 My expectations might have been a little high. This review is coming from someone who has lived the LA night scene and now is living the Vegas nonstop party so keep that in mind but this club is one of the most pretentious and uncool I've been to in Charlotte. \nIs Bruno Mars, Rhianna partying at Suite every other night like they do regularly in Sin City clubs? Why the long wait to get in at Suite? At least in LV the long lines are understandable. There are thousands of you visiting everyday!\n\nSupposed Suite is trying too hard to seem hip, fancy and trendy but it fails miserably. The owners are forgetting this club is in Charlotte. Needless to say, we tried to have a good time but the whole fun atmosphere and vibe was just not there. It's unlike me because I usually have a blast at clubs like 99.9% of the time!\n\n*A tip for the guys, you're not gonna get laid after the night is over here, this is not Vegas haha! The only good thing about this place is the drink prices but that's about it. Drinks itself are average. I'm used to paying LV prices
__label__0 Disgusting behavior, meat market. I was sickened by the experience.
__label__0 Sooo Sad that this location has been closed. Now we have to drive to the one located in central phoenix.
__label__1 My girlfriends and I have been here a few times before. We like to get massages and just hang out in their spa and relax. Our visit this time definitely wasnt as good as our previous visits. I kinda had the feeling that maybe our service was different because we were using our groupon deals this time. \nBetween the three of us, we got three massages, one body scrub, and two pedicures. We were told it would be okay if we were ready just a few minutes before our appt time. I do have to admit that we should have been ready early. We got sidetracked and ended up being about two minutes late. After getting walked to my massage room upstairs and trying different cushions and towels out for my comfort level, my therapist began my massage about 10 mins after my appt time. The massage felt like it ended rather quickly. As soon as i was done, i looked at the clock and noticed that my therapist stopped at exactly 50 mins after my appt time. Really? My 50 min massage turned into a 40 min massage because we were trying to find the right cushions to use? Okay, i tried to let it go because technically I should have showed up earlier. Next was my body scrub. Ive had body scrubs a couple other times at other places. This one felt so rushed and the salts were scrubbed on my skin rather quickly and roughly. \nMy friend's experience was similar to mine. She waited in the lounge area to be called for her service. Her person didnt come to get her for the longest time. Then while she was getting her pedicure, her massage therapist came looking for her because she wasnt done w her pedicure yet and tells her that she is cutting into her massage time by 20 mins. Seriously? Its her fault that she was waiting in the lounge forever without being called? They ended up talking to a manager and making it right. She did say she enjoyed her pedicure tho!\nMy third friend wanted a deep tissue massage and when I booked the appt, I was told it would cost an extra $15 with our groupon. When we were checking out, we were told it was $30 extra. After I insisted that i was told a different price, she made a phone call and then said it was fine. \nWe are all locals and had said before that this could be our spa spot. However, after our experience today, we all decided its time to find another spot.
__label__2 A very nice dinning experience.
__label__0 NEVER Buy a Keg from this store. A month ago I purchase a new kegerator from Amazon and decided to order a local craft brew keg from Bevmo. I called ahead and made sure they had the keg in stock before I went over.\n\nWent in after work and picked up the keg, a gentleman brought it from the back and I didn't think twice about the keg because I was excited just to have my own keg. I get the keg home and start adjusting the CO2 and I fully realized I would have some waste due to the fact that you need to get the pressure right.\n\nFunny thing is after 2 or 3 pitchers the beer was really foamy and tasted really flat, weird I thought since the CO2 was running. I stopped to look at the paper ring around the top of the keg and it said \"Best Before July 2012\" this was the beginning of October 2012.\n\nTHEY SOLD ME A KEG THAT WAS ALMOST 90 DAYS PAST THE LAST DATE TO DRINK!! This keg should have been sold in the late spring.\n\nI called the store and talked to the Keg Manager and at no point in this process did anyone at Bevmo ever take responsibility for the error. They blamed the distributor that rotates the stock. What about the person that checked the stock & reserved the keg? What about the kid that brought the keg to the register?\n\nReluctantly they agreed to replace the keg and when I went to the store they didn't have the replacement of Oak Creek Ale but instead offered me Fat Tire which was a similar replacement. I never received any type of discount for my time and the hassle. And really only got the \"Gee we're really sorry this happened\" but it was pretty hollow.\n\nBottom line is, take your business to a grocery store or Total Wine and More.
__label__1 The food is pretty good but we have gone in 3-4 times (because it is the only Chinese food in the area) and the service has been awful every time. \nWe tried to call in an order and it still took them an extra 20 min then they said it would take to get our food. \n\nThis last time they only had one server working. I felt really bad for the guy.
__label__2 my very first  3 star review!\n\nI had an early dinner with My Mom at Chang-A-Langs. It was good as usual. I am not a huge fan of chain restaurants but this is one I am willing to go to. We got the Dinner for two for $39.99. We split it between 4 people so it's a lot of food. Here is what we got. \n\nChoice of Soup (pick 2)\n\n1 hot and sour\n1 egg drop - not good. \n\nAppetizer (pick 1)\n\nLettuce Wraps - Yummmmmmmy!\n\nChoice  of entree (pick 2)\n\nWe chose Mongolian Beef and Honey seared Chicken. \n\nThe mongolian beef was excellent. I didn't try the chicken but have had it in the past and it's a safe choice. If you take the kiddos I suggest that for them. \n\nChoice of 2 mini desserts. If it's your birthday you get a free one so we picked a total of 3. \n\nCarrot Cake - Ok\nTiramisu - To Die For!\nChocolate Cake with Raspberry sauce - Good.\n\nThe service was good. No problems at all but it also was 4:00pm so it was near dead in there.
__label__0 Honestly, the worst service I've ever had. Tried it more than once, and I will never return.
__label__2 I think Chang's will ALWAYS be a great place to have a date night. \nGreat atmosphere, great food, it's really hard to go wrong. Even the service is always good! Sometimes when the wallet is tight, it's even good for lunchtime! \nOne thing, though, that I have to say about Chang's, is the fact that I feel like they have a different menu every time I walk in! I'm a very decisive person when it comes to what kind of food I'm in the mood for, but changing up a menu is hard on customers who are almost regulars! Some of my favorite dishes change from Chang's to Chang's and I feel like I'm wasting my money. For example, I've been to three different P.F. Chang's and they all have a different version of the Crispy Green Beans-my favorite appetizer!
__label__1 went there with a group of 6 on a sat night. Ordered a bunch of food, most of it was good, seafood dishes were weak, little to no seafood, \n lots of sauce and bean sprouts. Service was bad. Seems like a bunch of young kids are running the place and really dont give a damn.
__label__4 The Library is one of my go to places  the South Side.   I have a frequent visitor of the Library for several years now.  \n\nFirst off is the food.  I have NEVER been disappointed here.  My favorites are the Thai Wings and the Alice in Wonderland.   Amazing flavor that never disappoints.  The sweet potato fries are a must have as well.   There is always a great selection of beers on draft - as well as great bottles as well.\n\nThe best thing about The Library: the fact that they offer a \"late\" happy hour from 9-11.  $3 drafts and 1/2 priced appetizers make me very happy.   Especially for the people like me who are always running a little late.  \n\nCheck out the Library - you will be hooked.
__label__2 Some of my friends really like The Library. I think it is alright, but I'm still a little confused about what all they hype is about. NOTE: I have never been here for the food so take this review as a commentary on the bar scene part of it.\n\nWhat the Library does have going for it is a top notch draft beer selection and a great happy hour where you can get any draft for something like 3 dollars. The happy hour vibe is really good, not too crowded. The bartenders are also knowledgeable about the beers they sell.\n\nI don't really like The Library post happy hour. It starts getting really packed and the vibe is kind of confusing. The Library just doesn't seem like place where everyone is packed in. It sometimes feels like that scene in Star Wars where they are getting crushed in the garbage compactor on the Death Star.\n\nThe music choices often leave a lot to be desired.\n\nTo sum it up, the Library shines around happy hour times, otherwise it is just like any other South Side bar.
__label__0 A tale of two restaurants\n\nThe Library used to have really good eats. \n\nUsed to.\n\nBut I went there for the first time in a couple years recently and was appalled with my meal. I ordered the scarlet letter:\n\nThe Scarlet Letter - 16\nCheese stuffed tortellini, spinach and mushrooms with a roasted red pepper cream sauce\nAdd chicken 5, portobello 5, salmon 8, shrimp 8, or scallops 12\n\nLets start with the tortellini, low grade frozen crud improperly cooked.\nRed pepper cream sauce? Heavy cream cut with milk that was three days away from bad (I have cooked for a living for twelve years you can't fool me) and mixed with some okay marinara.\n*also charged me four or five dollars for \"extra spinach\" \nThe worst part was the fact that the garlic and shallot were not even remotely sauteed and overpowered any semblance of flavor that might have otherwise existed. Gag-worthy.\n\nC'mon now.\n\n\nThe cheese plate :\nOf Mice and Men - 14\nProsciutto, capicola, genoa, assorted cheese and marinated olives drizzled with olive oil and served with two stuffed cherry peppers\n\nExcept that's not what it was.\nIt was a handful of really mediocre green olives, water pressed spicy ham, hockey puck salami and not a trace of Prosciutto or stuffed peppers anywhere to be found.\nThe cheese was a joke but not a funny one.\n\nThis meal was actually offensive to me. Maybe you can trick some drunk college kids but not me. \n\nIf you are going to buy the cheapest ingredients you can find at the restaurant depot at least price the menu accordingly. And teach your cooks how to actually cook food properly.\n\nWill never be back sorry boutcha
__label__1 I just have to say its sad that I've not experienced some of the great wings I've heard so much about! I ordered chicken Parmesan and was so excited to dive into my half off happy hour wings! You get 10 whole wings for five bucks... That's gotta excite you! \n\nSad thing was, they were tasteless and greasy.  I kept biting into them thinking it would get better. I assure you, it did not. I ate three and had to stop.  It was like eating grease flavored chicken.  \n\nThe only redeeming thing about the meal was the tomato salad with huge pieces of mozzarella cheese. I really want to like this place... And I'll probably be back at some point. Heck, they still server beer.  That's good enough for me!\n\nHoping and wishing it will turn around though!
__label__3 I really love the concept of the place, definitely living up to its name--The Library. The menu is organized in chapters (like a book) and each entr\u00e9e is named after a literary classic. Unlike other bars in Southside, The Library has a very sophisticated, but yet relaxing atmosphere. There are plenty of seats and tables for dining and drinking. The service was wonderful and tons of food/drink specials for those on a budget. \n\nI came here in time for their happy hour special, which included half priced appetizers. Had the chance to try the Arabian Nights, a plate filled with pita bread, fresh veggies, black beans and red peppers hummus, and the Renegade, fresh breadsticks with marinara sauce. Even for the appetizers, the portions are huge! The hummus was amazing and probably one of the best I've ever tried. The breadsticks were warm and fluffy with a hint of garlicky goodness dipped in steamy marinara sauce. \n\nOverall, The Library is definitely a unique part of the Southside scene. I love the concept and amazing food! Give this place a try and embrace your inner nerd!
__label__1 Not very good. My spring roll was bland and the peanut sauce was yucky. Vermicelli bowl was full of bean sprouts not noodles.
__label__1 I am not sure what has happened to this restaurant but the service is horrible. I have been here numerous times with my family but for the past couple times I've been out here its been so terrible. They don't offer you free water anymore as you wait, the people there look miserable, they aren't personable as before, and the food tastes bland. I really feel that this place has some personal issues because the service speaks for itself, horrible. I am definitely searching for a new place to take my family to eat pho.
__label__1 What has happened to this place?! We have been coming to this place for pho for the last 2-3 years and even got to know 1 of the cooks before he left. Honestly when he left the pho didn't taste right and we moved on to another place nearby for pho. Recently we came back and was disappointed for the last time. There was no improvement on the pho and the price was outrageous for a small bowl of pho. Pho Vietnam here we come.
__label__3 You have to have a picky Indian to recommend and suggest a menu for you to enjoy this place. We had a good offer for a menu that included (Pappad & chutnies, appetizer samosa/pakora, a chicken dish, Malai Kofta (vegetable fritter in a tomato cream sauce), Daal, Naan, Rice, Ras Malai (dessert) and of course Chai.\n\nEverything tasted really good and was more than enough to leave us satisfied! It is a bit small, but cozy, and the owners were around, so we had a really good attention. Unlike other \"indian places\" this one had much more flavor!! Good thing is around the corner from where I live :)
__label__3 Since I haven't eaten a lot of Indian food I opted for the Maharaja Patiala Tandoori Thali which included tandoori chicken, tandoori tikka, lamb curry, lentils, biryani (rice), house salad, raita, chutney, papad, chai and dessert.\n\nThe lamb was the highlight of the meal.  The sauce it was in was  delicious.  For me it was the right amount of spice without being too hot.  The naan was also full of flavor either alone or dipped in the remaining lamb sauce or raita.   Unfortunately the chicken was too dry so I didn't eat much of it.  The rest of the included food was good but not exceptional. \n\nI would go here again but next time I will stick to lamb and naan.
__label__1 It's average Indian, not bad.  Flavor was OK for the tikka masala and the goat curry.  Naan was very disappointing -- more like pita bread than naan. I would give the food 3-stars.  However, for what you get, it's pricey, so I knocked off one star.  I would not be going back there because I can't justify the price for what I get in return.
__label__2 This place was tried on a whim which had to do with all the rave reviews. While I enjoyed the food, it is far from the best Indian cuisine I've had in the valley.\n My husband had never really had Indian, so I was excited to expose him to my favorite dishes. The veggie platter was delicious, as was the chicken tikka masala. My only complaint was the lack of chicken in the dish. \n We ordered the lamb boti kabab and I was disappointed. The juicy tender lamb I was expecting ended up being dry and leathery. The waitress offered no apology except to tell us that \"everything is cooked well done\". This was beyond well done. \n The highlight of the evening was their gulab jamun! So light and delicate and perfectly cooked! \n Would I go back? Perhaps. But I think I'll keep hunting for better Indian restaurants in the east valley.
__label__2 Would give this place a higher rating if the service wasn't so spotty.  The food is great, came here for restaurant week and got a great deal, an appetizer, two curries and dessert with two chai's for $30.00  We went ahead and bought two bottles of wine just for fun too.  I've been in here before and there is a very sweet server who makes recommendations and brings out the food.  The weird part was that this time, we barely saw her and instead were basically ignored by all wait staff (two other folks).  We had to ask for the restaurant week menu (which they had hidden), they then proceeded to forget to bring out the chais and hustled us out of there until we reminded them that it was supposed to come with dessert.  Service snafu's aside, the food is really good and hard to argue with.   All the great standards are here and if they pick up a bit on the service (it got to the point that we had all the plates stacked up to make a visual cue, but they still left the plates there as we ate dessert) the restaurant would be a regular outing for me.
__label__4 Amazing Indian food. I am originally from the UK, where you can get amazing Indian in virtually every city, town and village! \nHere in the US, not so much. Its hard to find Indian food that isnt overpriced. \n\nThe Dhaba seem to have it all covered, great food, good service and fairly priced. We managed to get a Groupon to save a little more too. \n\nThe naan bread was a highlight, very light and not doughy at all. We both had chicken dishes that were outstanding. \n\nGreat job all round, thanks Dhaba.
__label__2 This place isn't bad. The atmosphere is nice, and the staff seems friendly enough, but they are getting three stars for a couple reasons.\n\nFirst when we finally ordered, it took quite a while for our food to come out. Also when we ordered, we ordered some drinks... Normally those would come out before the food...? So, yeah, when our food came out and we still didn't have drinks, I had to ask twice for them.\n\nSecond, I ordered the Chicken Tikka Masalla, one of my all time favorite Indian dishes, if done right. This dish came out under seasoned, no real flavor whatsoever... plus I really like spicy food, so I ordered it as a 10 (scale of 1 to 10)... Unfortunately it didn't taste like they had done anything to spice it up.\n\nLast, the rice pudding was... ok. However, they apparently leave whole cardamon seeds in there, and I happen to bite full on into one thinking it was one of the nuts in the pudding.\nMy wife had some ice-cream desert that tasted like a Mango Lassie, but it was so rock solid and in a dish that just didn't work. Trying to dig pieces of the ice-cream off ended with the entire puck (that's about what it looked like) flying out of the small bowl they put it in.\n\nOn the plus side, the Garlic Naan was fabulous... in fact we got a second order of it... \n\nAnyhow, I doubt I'll come back here again, especially if I can find a much better Indian place closer to Chandler...
__label__2 Been going here regularly for a while. Now sometimes we get it and it is watered down and isn't as spicy as it used to be; this has happened on two occasions thus far. The rice is strange sometimes too. I don't know if they changed cooks or not. The soft drinks are $3 each which is outrageous. We have also experienced the 18% tip issue mentioned on here before. $17 per person for lunch! It is a shame because it used to be so good. :-(
__label__2 Stopped in here for lunch with Mike C. today.  We split a Large \"Bull Durham\" Pizza, which had salami, pepperoni, ham, sausage, beef, & Linquica.  There's a clean, simple decor, it's a little expensive, &  the pizza is very good!\n\nLg. Bull Durham Pizza (14\"), piled up good with everything above, $20.69.  (A 12\" Medium at $17.09 would have been sufficient.)
__label__2 The burgers are pretty good, especially the kobe burger. They've also got a decent selection of beers on tap.\n\nThe Mirage has some decent casual dining options all close by each other, and BLT Burger is definitely a lot better than the dump with the long lines they try to pass off as \"Carnegie Deli.\"
__label__3 While visiting Vegas for a friend's wedding, my hubby & I wanted to try this place after hearing great things about their alcoholic (GASP) shakes. I had a Malibu Barbie - it was OHHHH SOOOO YUMMY. We also had a Salmon Burger and Veggie Falafel Burger. Both were quite good, and reasonably priced. Definitely check it out!
__label__3 A friend and I shared our first meal at BLT Burger, after a 6.5 hour flight that involved leaving the house at 5am.  Thus, a plate of bran flakes would've probably gotten a decent number of stars for the chance to be on the ground in Vegas after the trip.\n\nClearly, BLT Burger provided a better meal than bran flakes. We got one of the 'combo meals' of burger + regular fries + shake, and a side of sweet potato fries and another shake (malibu/ pineapple/ something for her, espresso/ kahlua for me).  This was plenty of food for two people, and saved a bit of money that we could later spend on the slots.  The sweet potato fries were much better than the regular, and the burger was properly juicy with a nice, soft bun.  Nothing super special, but still good.\n\nThe shakes were the highlight.  They were thick, rich, and topped with plenty of whipped cream.  I wish the straw had a slightly larger diameter, but that's a tiny criticism.  There was some vigorous sucking involved in getting all that goodness up the tiny little straw.\n\nService was good, water service was reasonable, price was what you'd expect from Vegas, and shakes get the place to about a 3.5, and I'll round up for the happiness that I had from getting off that plane and into a nice, comfy booth.
__label__1 There's 70 reviews, so I'm gonna keep it short. Good burgers, but in the very interesting Las Vegas burger wars I'd rate it an also ran. That's not to say it doesn't have its merits it DOES. Great fries. \n\nYou also can order take out at a bunch of Kiosks located around the casino. If you have a room at the Mirage, its a snap to order some food and take it back to your room. An excuse to actually spend some time in your room, novel! \n\nTake out service is spot on, with a loaded goody bag of condiments. Not Burger Bar or Mesa or Bradley Ogden quality, but its a serious six dollar burger and the fries win the contest.  \n\nOften a wait. Consider take out and laze on over to one of the benches near the volcano and do some people watching.\n\nRecommended.
__label__3 I stumbled across BLT burger by accident a few months ago on a business trip to Vegas, and was very happy that I did. \n\nThe menu offers a  lot of well prepared standards and some interesting takes on old favorites.  \n\nThe Lamb Tandoori burger was a nice choice, and the Twinkie Boy milkshake was delicious, though a little strange (it had blended twinkies added to the mixture). \n\nI'm pretty over LV anymore, but if/when I make it back, this will definitely be a stop.
__label__3 After trying this place last night, I'm having a lot of trouble declaring whether I prefer Burger Bar or BLT or even LBS! So many awesome burgers in this town make this a difficult decision! \n\nBurger Bar (or LBS) win out if you like the make your own burger thing. These places have a much better selection of toppings (my 2 favorites - brie cheese and cinnamon bacon were missing at BLT!). \n\nHowever, I do love BLT for the sheer variety of \"pre-designed\" burgers. Lamb burgers? Ban-mi burgers? Crazy I tell you. I had the kobe slider trio cooked medium rare - 1 was BBQ, 1 was BLT and 1 was Blue cheese. All rocked! The sweet potato fries were superb - better than Burger Bar's rendition. We were all way too stuffed to try the shakes, but they did sound awesome.
__label__1 $13 bucks for a effing burger?! And that's just the burger, no fries or drink included. My buffalo chicken burger had a sauce on it that reminded me of soap. Fortunately I had lots of ketchup to douse it in.\n\nMaybe if I ate red meat I would have enjoyed it but if you're a chicken fan or vegetarian don't come here. There is 1 chicken sandwich and 1 vegetarian option. And don't even think about asking to swap patties. They don't let you do any modifications or customize burgers -- it's take it or leave it here.\n\nWish I had left it.
__label__2 Came here on a Monday night for dinner. Prices seemed reasonable compared to the shi-shi restaurants around it. I ordered a cider and a falafel burger.  It was a little dry but overall it was good. Sucks that a $12 burger doesn't come with fries.  My friend got the buffalo chicken burger and a beer. Overall it was good.  Looked over at the other table with sweet potato fries, onion rings and shoe string fries. Couldn't really justify paying an extra five bucks for something that  normally comes with a burger.
__label__1 $30 for a burger and milkshake (tax and tip included). My burger came out cooked incorrectly, which is sucks considering how much my burger cost, but mistakes happen and I'm not holding that against them. The food was just bland even with an egg and bacon.
__label__3 They definitely make some good burgers here. \nMy sister had the Tex-Mex which was pretty good and Mexican tasting.\nI had the Buffalo Chicken which was perfectly spicy and also featured bleu cheese. I liked it. \nThey have good salads too, apparently. My dad had their Chinese chicken salad, which I tasted and liked.
__label__2 Went here on a mission for fried pickles and was not disappointed. However, after drinks (the adult milkshakes are awesome), burgers and fries, the bill was far more than I expected for burgers and fries. I would definitely go again and double up on the fried pickles and get Subway or something after. If you're a fan of larger than life fork and knife type burgers, don't miss out, otherwise, I'd move on....
__label__2 Surprisingly, it was one of very few things open when I went out looking for food. The service was good. Food was OK.
__label__1 Disappointed with the sweet potato fries. That's the only reason we went here. The were limp, not crispy. Lots of overcooked fries. We asked for the special dipping sauce and the gave us Ranch. The ranch was good, but being form the mid-west where we put ranch on everything this wasn't anything special. \n\nFor the price vs quality I would say skip this. There are much better choices on the strip!
__label__0 Despite looking like a modern twist on a burger place, BLT Burger was the most disappointing thing about our trip to Vegas.    The staff is rude and just too cool to pay you any mind whatsoever.  After sitting for 10 minutes, our waiter (who barely spoke English) took our order.\n\nMy wife got the bleu cheese burger while I got the Cowboy burger.  She ordered hers medium well and I got mine medium.  The waiter got that backwards and we had to send them both back.\n\nWhen we finally did get served, hers was nearly inedible with the amount of bleu cheese that was on there.  It also had no texture: soft all the way through with no lettuce or tomato for some crunch.  My Cowboy Burger was better, although the barbecue sauce they use is way too spicy. \n\nI got the skinny (shoestring) fries which were so overdone as to be nearly teeth-breaking potato chips.  She got the thick fries (wedges) which were covered in that orange special seasoning some places use.\n\nWe sent her burger back again and she didn't eat.  They took her burger off the bill - acting like they were doing us a great favor - so the final tab with my burger, two fries and two diet cokes was over $30 (soft drinks $3.50 each!).\n\nThey advertise 'combos' on the menu, but that only covers the classic burger and the turkey burger.\n\nBest thing about the place - the bench seats were the most comfortable I have ever sat on.  Other than that, avoid at all costs (and it will cost).
__label__3 2 words...\nFalafel burger...
__label__1 Overrated, boring and overpriced.  Other than all that, it's awesome!\n\nThe burgers are just ok.  Here is a little tip to the cook: try salting the meat.  It works wonders.  Special tip:  feel free to use the shaker with the word \"salt\" on it.  I know burgers are not your specialty here so you get a free pass on this one.  Oh wait, the joint is called \"BLT Burger?\"  Good grief.  \n\nThe \"adult\" milkshakes were also boring.  If I cannot tell if there is any booze in the drink, then really, I have seriously paid way too much for a nice milkshake that costs at least twice what I should have paid.\n\nI am also not impressed with the location.  Maybe it is just me, but I like my restaurant to feel just a little bit independent and closed-off from the hotel it is located in.  This place just opens up right into the hotel and does not make you (or at least me) feel like I am part of a unique dining experience, especially when I can see the dorks toting their yard beers walking by.  \n\nTried it once, shame on them.  I won't be burned again.
__label__3 I came here last time I was in Vegas, and I came back again cause it is that good!! I don't actually eat burgers lol, so my review is really focusing on the milk shakes.  I've had the mother fluffer both times I came now and it is so freaking delicious.  My husband had the lunch box milkshake and he loved it too.\n\nI had the Caesar salad for actually food - it was good, nothing unbelievable.  My husband had the classic burger and also said it was good but not the best ever.\n\nThe milk shakes are so good though, and so are the fries, so go for those and you will be happy!!
__label__2 Great little rest stop along the strip. Numerous selections in burger styles. I highly recommend the chili burger.
__label__3 If you need a great place to eat late at night at the Mirage besides Carnegie Deli then BLT Burger is the answer.\n\nIt has a very nice vibe to it and pretty hip located right next to the entrance going out to the strip and right across from Sugar Factory and Rhum Bar. This location use to be the viewing area for the white tigers when the Mirage opened but it has commercialized into Corporate Las Vegas, removing anything that is free with $$$. \n\nThe food here is not cheap but for being on the strip, you'd know this is another touristy restaurant but that didn't stop me from eating here three times when I stayed in the Mirage. Service here was excellent and the burgers were delish! Just ordering a combo with onion rings and a lemonade just adds up to around $30! \n\nIf you want to get quicker service without waiting for a table, then I suggest you go straight to the bar area and they can serve you right away, if you can find an open seat.
__label__4 Cool burger place at the Mirage!
__label__2 One of our burgers was messed up pretty badly and when the server came she tried to fix it, but the server rarely made it to our table, the other two people in the party were almost done with their food by the time she came by to ask me.  I couldn't get anyone to stop at the table either, it was a bummer because clearly they make a great burger.
__label__0 Eat lunch here today, ordered a beer any tacos, the tacos were good but the glass on my beer was broken and cut my lip, the waitress brought me a new glass and no discount on my bill... Thanks for the cut lip.
__label__3 Pricey but well its in The Mirage so i guess i needs to be pricey. Great burger though. If you are in the Mirage try it out. :)
__label__1 So so burger,good service. I was not impressed w food.
__label__1 This review is based on our visit tonight. The Ceasar salad was wilted and the croutons were soggy and lacked flavor. We had to return the bowl of chili, it was loaded with CORN. We ate here in August and there was no corn in it. The food server said he would talk it off our bill, he did not offer to get us something else. I noticed another party was returning their burger. He had told the food server to make it well done, which it wasn't. We observed our food server tell the manager about our chili, but never did the manager come to our table to apologize. Unacceptable! Earlier in the afternoon we did have a shake to go. Their shakes are yummy!  Strawberry a little runny, chocolate rich and thick.
__label__3 I always love am pm :) came in here for a drink on my way home, and some gas before it doubles, yet again! \n\nClean,quick and lots of drink options!
__label__2 Very friendly staff! Our server was very nice, and the owner stopped by to say hello. Our water glasses were always full, and our table was kept nice and clean.\n\nThe food is very good, and it is definitely reasonable for the price. The only complaint is that some of the food is VERY heavy. It felt a bit like a brick was in my stomach after we were done eating. Also, I heated up my leftover pasta the next day, and it was very easy to see all the oil that my pasta was drenched in.\n\nAll in all, great service and good food.
__label__3 So, I went here because it had four and a half stars on Yelp. Would have never found this place on my own as it is tucked on a side street along the runway of the Scottsdale airport.  The food did not disappoint.  The bread was average, but the dipping sauce made up for it.  The only reason it did not get five stars is that it's wine selection is pretty limited.  Service was great, perfect for families.
__label__4 Valentina altered my wedding dress and it fit perfectly! I received numerous compliments on how well my dress fit me. My husband was breathless when he saw me in it. Valentina is fairly priced and she does an amazing job. She is extremely talented! You must book ahead of time because she books up fast.\n\nI highly recommend Valentina's Bridal and Tailors.
__label__4 I moved to Phoenix 2 months before my wedding and had to find somewhere to have my wedding dress alterations done. I relied on the Yelp reviews and took it to Valentina, and I'm so glad I did! She did an amazing job and was so great to work with! She was able to work within my schedule and was always happy to make any extra adjustments to make sure it was perfect. I also appreciated that she did not ask me to pay a single dime until I was completely satisfied, and she took great care of my dress while it was in her posession. I don't plan on getting married again, but I would definitely use Valentina for any other tailoring I might need, and I would recommend her to everyone!
__label__4 Ok so I usually write longer reviews, but if you haven't found or heard of this place yet.....well I feel sorry for you. Awesome burgers, awesome fresh fries, great shakes and lemonades, great service. Oh and super cheap, I mean cheaper than mcdonalds garbage. Go animal style.
__label__4 oh in-n-out...how you'll always be the best burger in any competition with whatever east coast patty slinging, fast food dishing, french fry frying competition you face.  i'd happy take a double-double animal style with a side of fries and possibly a milkshake from you than any five guys concoction i can think up or even any artery clogging creation that spike mendelsohn can put in front of me or even a giant plate sized behemoth i can find at ray's.\n\ni miss everything about you...the well oiled machine you have running.  i love that the entire operation is always in plain view to the customer...how you have a secret menu that only true lovers of in-n-out (and anyone who can search the internet) knows about...how all the employees have aprons with giant pins knotting it all together.\n\nmaybe it's just the fact that i don't get to indulge myself in the deliciousness of in-n-out anymore that my praise for thee has grown exponentially...but i don't care, i love you.\n\nmy in-n-out pangs rival if not surpass my 2 am pollo asada burrito pangs...and that's saying a lot about someone who has a pantheon of hunger pangs.  the in-n-out purist in me doesn't want to see you franchised out, but it would be nice if the family business decided to venture east and show these elitists what a real burger should taste like.  but until my next venture back the my roots on the western side of the country, double-double animal style with crisp fries and a vanilla shake, you will be in my dreams.
__label__0 It's always busy here.....Why?  \n\nI only when here because my niece wanted it!  I haven't been here in over 8 yrs.  I see why it took me so long for me to come back!  I decided to go ahead and try something.  I got the no. 2. I'm glad I took it to go.  So when we got home, I took a couple ob bites.....ummm it wasn't that great, so I go to my cabinet, pulled out some spices!  Jazzed it up....Tasted it!  Then it was much better.  Now if I have to take it home and spice it up, I might as well cook my own.  I won't ever go back!  ugggggg!
__label__2 There's nothing fancy about, rather plain actually.\nClean. Inexpensive. Quick. Good. \nFairly healthy depending on your choices.\nI always just get a simple chicken Teriyaki bowl.\nGreat value.
__label__3 My grandma was in the ICU for three weeks before she passed away and let me tell you that the nurses and chaplains here were so awesome! They knew we were going through a hard time and let us stay all the time and even accommodated my entire family when we were all in my grandma's room with her. The only reason I give this place 4 stars is because sometimes the doctors can be prima donna's. They are entitled to be that way sometimes considering all the experience and school they have but still. We had an awesome nurse who was very helpful and went out of her way to get us answers. One of the doctors didn't like that so they had her moved do a different area! Overall though, we had a good experience here.
__label__1 Each time i write a review for the hospital i feel as if things get better only to get worse. In my previous review i wrote one thing that i didn't think i would get to touch base on again, but guess what coincidences happened and it just so happened to be a coincidence that i was in the same room that we gave birth to our first child in. I thought it was a good thing at first to be able to make memories in the same room with our new child until i remembered what i had written after being in the room for roughly 20 minutes and i quote\"engineering to come to the room to check the hot water and a leak in the shower head well i think I'm going to check out and i don't think these issues will get addressed.\" Well the hot water issue in room 270 in labor in delivery has not gotten addressed and its been over a year it has been such a common thing that when i brought it to our new nurses attention Laurel she simply stated that they were aware that the hot water didn't get hot in that room fast enough and that there work around was to use the hot water in the sink in the room itself and not the sink in the bathroom perhaps these nurses have forgotten what it was like to be giving birth but being embarrassed by having to have a door open while your husband tries to get you a hot washcloth for you to wash off is not the ideal solution and the fact that it has not been addressed in over a year is just baffling and not only does the hot water take a long time the water also backs up when you're trying to take a shower. SO PRAY THAT YOU DON'T GET ROOM 270 \n\nMy encounter with the nurses this time was a bit more pleasant although we did have moments of mis-communication the main nurse that we dealt with tried to make things right as much as possible but sometimes she did fail. Laurel was the name of our main nurse and overall she was ok except for the fact that I felt like she lacked a bit of empathy. Allow me to elaborate my wife and I arrived to the hospital around 8:00 am it was a Saturday and the hospital seemed a bit empty there was boxes that were littering the main entrance and they had not been covered by anything later in the day they were covered with sheets although they were a real big eye sore. When we arrived Laurel greeted us and took us to our room which seemed very familiar to me we had some small talk and she checked my wife she put in some bill to soften up the walls they said and then we waited my wife started having really bad contractions and so the nurse was called my wife was on the edge about getting or wanting an epidural she wanted to try natural birth so the nurse gave my wife some medication that ended up knocking her out and when she came to she was in extreme pain the anesthesiologist was called to do the epidural my wife was screaming from so much pain and Laurel came in said the anesthesiologist is here so we need you to sit up she did so but all of a sudden here screams became louder and seemed more painful it was to the point where we didn't know what or who was hurting her the anesthesiologist asked if it was him all of a sudden between the screams my wife blurred out i can feel his head i think I'm having the baby the anesthesiologist had not put the epidural in yet and he himself stopped and said I have not done anything if you would like we can check her well laurel being the helpful nurse she is decides that no its more important for him to get the epidural in, instead if asking my wife she just tells the anesthesiologist to proceed he continues and my wife continues to scream  the anesthesiologist finally gets the needle in and my wife sits back well guess what the child is crowning and he was coming out just like my wife had said If laurel would have taken the time to let my wife make the decision instead of her then my wife would've never had to get the epidural since the baby was already crowning at this point the anesthesiologist is nervous and starts to hit my wife with what i though was called boost but i believe i was later corrected to it being called a bolus dose this in turn made it hard for my wife to push because she all of a sudden became numb from the waist down and then it started to work its way up to her shoulders but the time the baby was out my wife was fully drugged up and could barely hold our baby I feel like these drugs where administered incorrectly because instead of it helping the the birth she literally just sat up barely holding onto consciousness.
__label__3 The Cup O' Karma is such a neat coffee shop, it has a lot of character and flair and a great iced coffee.
__label__3 Friendly vibe and comfortable coaches. I had a tangerine or something iced tea that was delicious and thirst-busting. The staff was friendly and open. I went for the comedy open mic and had a lot of fun. There were some music open mic participants as well. Seems like a good place to go to either be alone or chat people up.
__label__3 Thanks to fellow Yelpers, I gave this salon and Mariana a try for my long-overdue haircut.  Before I start repeating a lot of what others have already said, readers of this review should put some stock in the consistency of the four, now five reviews of this salon and this stylist.  Five different people over the course of six months have all had good experiences here!\n\nSalon is located just a couple of doors down from the Polka Dot Bakery (not one of my favorites!) and close to Total Wine.  Easy access from Park Road and Woodlawn Road and plenty of free parking.  Decor is minimalist and today was apparently Latin music day - energetic and happy and I couldn't understand a word of it.\n\nMariana's service was outstanding!  The shampoo was the most relaxing I've ever had in a salon.  Don't tell the management, but they could sell that service alone and charge for it!  Mariana took her time with the cut to make sure it was done just right and to my liking.  She even asked how much or how little I want to fuss with my hair every day - the answer made an impact on exactly how she did the cut.  Who wouldn't want great results with low daily maintenance?\n\nBecause of an earlier Yelp comment, I came prepared to pay the tip in cash.  But when I was presented with my credit card charge slip to sign, there was a space to add the tip to the credit card so perhaps this has now changed.\n\nI like this salon and I really like this stylist!  So go (they take walk ins) and go often.  I want them to stay in business.  I was a little scared because at 12 noon on a Monday, Mariana and I were the only ones in the place!  She did say the place had been a zoo over the holidays so perhaps it was just my timing.  Price for shampoo, cut and blow dry style was $30 plus a tip - very reasonable for Charlotte.
__label__3 I had my hair cut by Mariana and she did a great job.  I have extremely fine hair and she did her best to give it some life.  She listened to me talk about what I was trying to achieve longer than any stylist ever has.  She also gave me some good tips as she was styling.  She was very nice, talkative and happy so it made for a good experience.  Plus it didn't break the bank.  I already booked my next appointment!
__label__4 I'm 26 years old and have had the same haircut my whole life! The usual 2 inch trim at Great Clips with my $6.99 birthday coupon. I finally became a big girl and went for my first real haircut completely nervous and hesitant. I have thick long straight hair and ***TISHA CACERES*** transformed that boring mane into a voluminous, layered, thinner do! She kept my length which I requested and thinned my hair relieving so much weight!!! She added layers and side bangs as well. She constantly gave me tips to help maintain my new look! I ABSOLUTELY LOVE MY NEW HAIR!!! I'd highly recommend Tisha and am so glad I found my new hairdresser!
__label__4 The product was enjoyed by our Pittsburgh family.  The delivery was there for everyone to enjoy and the three flavors that we had ordered, Cheese, Carmel and Movie Theatre were equally enjoyed.  Excellent place to do business with excellent service provided.
__label__4 McKoys is great !!! My coworkers and myself rarely miss a Thursday night there. We love the 50 cent wings but everything else is fantastic too. Great  food, great atmosphere, fantastic wait staff, sometimes the only problem is finding a parking space!!
__label__2 I really love the story behind this place. It's named for a small town in Ireland. It seems slightly excessive to build a place in Ireland and ship it to the States, but I still like it. \n\nThe atmosphere is great. I loved the different areas of the restaurant - one that looks like a cottage, one that looks like a church and, of course, the matchmaker's booth. The place is also really big. There are also two bars to saddle up to. The booths are a bit funky - high benches set far from the table - but the benches move so we just scooted ours closer.\n\nOn to the food. The menu is massive and offers all the Irish fare you'd want. We ordered the spinach and artichoke dip to start. Good, but nothing great. Should have tried the fried brie (doesn't that sound awesome?!). I ordered the Gaelic-style chicken breast. I don't know what made it Gaelic, but it certainly was delicious. It was a saut\u00e9ed chicken breast smothered in a wild mushroom medley and Irish whiskey cream sauce served on a bed of champ potatoes (mashed potatoes) and vegetable of the day (carrots and string beans). The mushroom sauce is adapted from an old family recipe. That was the best part, in my opinion. I could have just had the mushroom sauce and been happy. My mother-in-law raved about the sliced chicken on her Irish salad. The glazed salmon was a little bit too sweet for me (glazed with a gingered molasses whiskey sauce) but it was cooked very nicely.\n\nFor an Irish pub, I thought the beer menu was a little lacking. I had a Four Peaks Kilt Lifter, but didn't really see much else that appealed to me (I think there were about 7 choices?). The various hot/after-dinner drinks sounded delicious but I didn't have room to try any of them. \n\nThe service was friendly. We went on a Sunday afternoon - between lunch and dinner. The place was pretty empty, but our waitress was attentive. Mostly. I did think it took slightly longer than it should for a second beer to be brought out after it was ordered.\n\nIf I lived in Phoenix, I'd go back every once in awhile.
__label__2 This is the west valley's answer to Rula Bula, it is owned by the same people that own Rula Bula. This place has a thatched roof and looks like an Irish building in the middle of an upper middle class shopping center. Its a free standing building and is quite impressive with the style and scale of the place.\n\nThe interior (and supposedly the exterior) were all made in Ireland and transported to Arizona for the bar. Sound inefficient but I guess the way you get an \"authentic\" irish bar in the west valley.\n\nThe beer selection is OK, not great but they have what you would expect from an Irish pub, Guinness, Smithwicks, with a couple of craft ales from western US breweries. I did not notice any casks on the menu or at the bar.\n\nFood was good, all Irish inspired cuisine. I cannot comment on the authenticity of the food because I've never been to Irelane. Its a cute place with some decent beer and good food. If you love all things Irish, check it out.
__label__1 Working-class Mexican food with an atmosphere to match.  Their building and it's environs are unkempt and shabby, the meat is often dry and overcooked.  Nevertheless, I continue to go there occasionally for lunch simply because I live very very close.  \n\nI don't believe there is really anything here that is noteworthy.
__label__4 Once again , my life is fresh and new All because we had the carpets cleaned. I love Brett!! He makes appts. on short notice , shows up on time ,gets the work done and as the little midget lady said in Poltergeist \"this house is clean\".
__label__4 I picked this company due to the reviews on Yelp.  I am so glad I did.  From beginning to end, this has been a perfect experience.  The owner took my call initially to make the appointment to clean the carpets in my place.  He made it clear that he would not settle for anything less than complete satisfaction or he would make it right or I would not have to pay.  He also called me several days after the job to check on my satisfaction.  Who does that anymore?\nThe verdict:\nThe employees who came to my home were professional, polite and knowledgable.  My 5-year-old carpeting looks brand new.  They were able to remove stains that 2-3 previous companies were never able to: rust stains, ink stains, grease stains.  By the time they finished, my carpets were like new.\nI am going to have Elite come back to clean my travertine and sofa in the near future.\nI would recommend this company to anyone without exception.
__label__4 I started the process to find a carpet cleaning service by asking friends.  None of my friends were really happy with the last place they tried so I hit Yelp and called 4 or 5 places.  I selected Epic based on the reviews I read and their professionalism when I called.  i ended up booking them to do my carpets and my couches.  When the guy arrived (on time), he cleaned the carpets and they looked terrific.  He then went and looked at my couches very carefully and advised me that the labels said that it needed to be dry cleaned.  He discussed the situation with me and I decided to wait.  They had another worker who specialized in dry cleaning the couches and I scheduled him for 2 days later.  When he arrived, he read the label and checked the fabric and explained the differences in the two procedures.  I decided to go ahead and steam clean them and they looked amazing when he finished and dried beautifully.  I appreciated how careful both technicians were and that they cared that I was happy with their work.  Also, I received followup calls after both services to make sure that I was happy with the service.  I will definitely use this company again and have already recommended them to others.
__label__4 I like it. No problems! No issues :)
__label__1 I went on the indoor ride and we shared a gondola with random people. This was a slight mistake because they were silent the entire time and weren't up for having fun, plus the guy had a huge disgusting wart on his temple that I couldn't stop staring at. Um.\n\nThe gondolier was wonderful. He was really nice, really talkative, had a great voice. He made it fun. But the gondola ride itself, enhhhh. I go in for cheesy fun touristy ripoff stuff like this all the time, but I wouldn't recommend this. It looks way more fun than it is and costs far too much for the level of fun that you have. When you reach the turnaround point, you'll think to yourself, THAT'S IT?? And yes, that's it. Seriously. It's nowhere near as exciting as you'd think it would be. Outdoor one is supposed to be better, so maybe go for that instead. The indoor one can be skipped.
__label__1 Expensive for what you get.  We had a 2 for 1 voucher for the gondola ride, because we were staying at the Venetian Hotel.  I don't know that we would have done it otherwise.  We went first thing in the morning and got 3 tickets. We were told by the woman that our time was 12:30.  We thought that was a long time since it was 10-something, so we wandered over to the Palazzo to waste some time.  When we got to the line at 12:15pm, we gave them our tickets and they said we were late.  The tickets said 11:30am.  The woman had told me 12:30pm repeatedly.  At least the people in line honored our tickets, but I was NOT impressed.  We watched the other groups get in their boats (4 people max) and realized that the gondola drivers are drastically different.  Some sing, some suck.  We were hoping to get a really friendly singing one. Yes, they are all supposed to sing, but some are light years better than others.  We were unlucky.  Our gondola driver was unfriendly and grumpy.  He sang one song poorly.  \n\nIt's a cool idea.  We did our ride inside.  If I were you, I'd do the outside one and hope for a better driver.  \n\nMaybe just watch from the sidelines and save up for the real thing in Italy?
__label__4 This is the greatest idea ever! It's about $15 to take the indoor gondola [it was too cold to go outside at the time] but it takes you from one end of the river all the way to the other [which ends up close to the Palazzo Hotel]. \n\nYou get a singing and friendly gondolier and also beautiful imitations of Venezia on either side as you slowly cruise by. Definitely worth it and so cute!
__label__2 Hold up, Christian Audigier ?? \nIsn't that the Ed Hardy stuff? \nHe has his own nightclub in Vegas? \nWill have crazy douchbag designs all over the place? \nWill it be filled with gaudy decor? \nWill this place be filled with douchbags wearing Ed Hardy gear? You know the shirts and hats and shoes? \n\nI'm glad to report that this place isn't as douchbagery as I thought it would be. \n\nYes, Christian Audigier is the designer for Ed Hardy and he does has his own nightclub inside Treasure Island (it use to be Tangerine). So I did a short wikipedia of Christian Audigier out of curiousity and found out that he was the one responsible for Von Dutch and Ed Hardy and he is from France. Which I'm not a big fan of either...but obviously people love his shit. \n\nNo, the club was not gaudy (it was actually super dark) and filled with \"Ed Hardy\" design stuff. And no one was sporting the \"Ed Hardy\" gear...I was shocked. I thought that the bouncer and security should wear his gear as a uniform or something. \n\nWhat I liked:\n- definitely the DJ here took the cake for me, they were so good. I loved it and I danced the night away till it closed. \n- drinks were cheap compared to vegas clubs. \n- we got in for free..and I was able to wear my converse inside!! My feet were aching so I had to change shoes. Awesome!! comfortable shoes make for awesome dance moves! \n- It wasn't so crowded by the time we arrived and so we had more room to dance. \n\nWhat I did not like: \n- no coat check and the security wouldn't let us leave our jackets anywhere.\n- It's affiliated with Christian Audigier = Ed Hardy\n\nI'd come back if it was free...and if I can wear comfortable shoes.
__label__1 Well we got free passes since we stayed at the Treasure Island...and when we got there it was still super empty....and they were playing trance music that kinda just made me take a good nap....\n\nthey had free drinks that night \"Lemon Drops\" more like lemonade and water!!.... it was hard to tell if this club was going to get any better, and we didnt want to risk it so we left and were planning to come back latr since they had \"in and outs\"...but we never made it back..... HmMmM wonder if it got better....\n\nthe patio did have a beautiful view of the strip and the little \"lake\" very nice club.
__label__3 This has to be the busiest Starbuck's in the Southwest Valley. This cafe has been hyper-jumping both times I have been here. It feels more like being in a party than a cafe. \n It also looks like it was recently refurbished. There are.various seating arrangements. The neatest seating are the three stools at the counter.\n This Starbucks is the Southwest version of the Eastern at I-215 Starbuck's. It is hyper jumping. Open 24 hours, with thr exception that it closes 1-4 on Mondays. And adjacent to a Fitness center.
__label__3 The coffee was hot and it was right around the corner from the condo. Grande bold every morning and didn't have to wait.
__label__1 I am a regular at about 3 Starbucks' locations here in town and this is by far the worst one. Yes, they are very busy, but this does not excuse the mediocre service and dirty tables on a regular basis. This location seems to be the preferred spot for local cabbies and you can almost always count on a 8-10 person line, which is fine and does not factor into my 2 star rating for this Starbucks. What DOES affect my rating are at the following\n\n1) Consistently dirty tables, floors, and restroom. You can almost always count on having empty cups, spilled milk/half and half, sugar, etc both on the tables and on the straw/napkin area. Seems like perhaps a lack of proper staffing and/or lack of awareness.\n\n2) Compared to other Starbucks, staff seems extremely smug and unhappy except for 2 or 3 employees. Yes, we know it's busy and this location is probably more difficult than other locations, but you have a great job and are consistently busy. \n\n3) Regardless of how complicated your drink is, you are PAYING good money for it. My drink is almost $7 and I have at least 5 per week. No other location has ever had an issue making it, yet here, \"Ben\" the barista, seemed to have a problem with how the drink was ordered and when he called it out at the bar, he used a very smug and sarcastic tone which is NOT appreciated. If you don't like your service job, don't be in service buddy.
__label__4 I give the Beaver 5 stars because Charlotte lacks a lot of Dive bars.  I am a yankee transplant and these are my favorite bars to go to.  Charlotte lacks these so I was happy to stumble in the Beaver one night.  Great people and great drinks.  I love that they are not trying to be anything but a Bar and it works. Also I threw in an extra start for a creative name.  I also think it fits plaza mid-wood perfect.  Will stop back anytime I am in the neighborhood.
__label__4 Had a great late night here. Molly was awesome! I always love a dive bar and this guy takes the cake! Bras strung around the bar and a gorgeous gal makin the drinks. This is a great spot to unwind after a long night at work.
__label__2 Close and good lunch specials!
__label__4 Ok I gotta stick up for this restaurant ... Seriously people need to stop with there bitch fits... I'm glad I don't listen to others.\n  So my bf and I just moved to the neighborhood and I love Chinese food so for lunch today we ordered from here... Man on the phone extremely nice order showed up in less then 30 min like he said... Food was scorching hot and delicious :) take advise from someone in the food industry and order from dragon wok!!!!!!!
__label__1 RT O'Sullivan's was decent, but forgettable.  I can't even remember what I ate there.  I do remember that the service was decent, but I DID have to wait a little too long for my beer and food.  I didn't have much time before my class started so I was getting a bit anxious.  Overall, it was okay.  I probably wouldn't go back there again.  I only went there the one time because of the hype it receives.\n\nMeh, Hype is over-rated...
__label__3 The Shops at Norterra are getting better by the day!  They're anchored by Best Buy & Harkins and are home to several dining options (Smashburger, Sauce, Pita Jungle, PF Chang's, Paradise Bakery) which definitely make Norterra destination-worthy.  \n\nThey're a bit lacking in the apparel department however. While the smaller clothing boutiques are nice, they can be a bit pricey; I'd love to see a more extensive store like The Gap or Banana Republic.  That said - I'm super glad that not EVERYTHING here is a chain store.  \n\nBe sure not to miss Olive Creations or Elevate Coffee Company.
__label__3 It's hard not to write a good review of a place when you order one pizza and end up with two.  Both being about twenty times the size you thought that they would be.  Wow, that two for one special they have really rocks.\n\nThe pizza itself is definitely of higher quality than a lot of other places I've been around herein the Valley.  The cheese melted properly so that it doesn't slide off the second you bite into it.  The toppings all taste fresh, not like they were sitting in a cooler for the past week.  The pepperoni is a bit greasy but, if you're ordering pepperoni, you're not allowed to complain about that.\n\nGive it a try.  It's good quality and you don't feel like you're harming your body by eating it.
__label__4 We tried the plain jane pep pie the other day. It was good but the speciality pizzas are the way to go. I sampled a slice with mushrooms and caramelized onion and OMG that was really good. \n\nThe service is still top notch and the Tuesday specials are great.
__label__4 I just wanted to say that I have had my third facial with Amber and it just keeps getting better. Having problem skin, Amber has made how I view myself so so much better. My face just keeps getting more clear with each visit. Amber is an AMAZING and SKILLED person ! Once again I highly recommend Amber to all you men and women who want to look their  best ! Thank you again Amber !
__label__4 OK OK ok.....so I had yet another facial with Amber.....and all I have to say is that if you don't request Amber  you need your head examined ! Having problem , skin my face just keeps getting better and better with each visit. She is amazing  at what she does ! On top of that she is one nice girl ..........all in all.......it's  not the Wynn nor the Bellagio. ....rather the Hibiscus spa and Amber are both hidden gems.......and as for the one review noting  poor customer service......that must have been a very very strange day because everyone  .......at every visit......has been great to me !
__label__2 This time friends were introducing us to Lillie's teppanyaki grill.  While I had thrice had a 5-star experience here dining on Cantonese cuisine, this switch to the grill did not go nearly as well.  Food was tasty, and our grill master entertaining--but maybe to excess.  As he juggled kitchen utensils and tried to fake dropping a spatula right in front of Diane, he lost control of it, and, with a mind of its own, it smacked into her ceramic dish filled with Teriyaki Sauce, overturned the container, and spilled a solid sheet of brown goo directly over the glass screen of her Samsung Galaxy S3 that was resting face up in front of the oozing sauce.  Luckily, Gorilla Glass prevented any further incursion, no damage was caused, and the grill master was very apologetic about his fumble.  But there were other faux pas that occurred throughout the meal.\n\nLikely because a diner on the other end of the grill claimed an allergy, and protested seafood being grilled at the same time as steak, the remaining 9 diners were deprived of any complimentary appetizer shrimp.  Then, when the grill master became too engrossed chatting and laughing along with two male diners at the other end of the grill, he neglected to keep a careful watch on the meat, and our requested medium rare Filets soon became medium before he cut them into cubes and removed them from the grill.  I found a piece of shell from a shrimp in the midst of my food, and one of my dining companions reported encountering egg shells in his Fried Rice.  \n\nWaitress service was very efficient.  I received a fresh and very tasty Rainbow Roll even though this type of requested sushi did not appear on the menu, and drinks were quickly refilled without having to ask.  \n\nBecause I have really enjoyed the Chinese side of Lillie's, I will continue to patronize this part of what is still a fine establishment.  But, at least in the near future, I will likely go elsewhere when I have a hankering to frequent a Japanese steakhouse.
__label__0 Don't bother.  The Chinese spinach was very good, the duck and peppered steak were not so good.  I had the peppered steak removed from my bill because it was so tough.  The plum sauce for the duck was weird and instead of a nice little duck breast, they just threw in whatever body parts that suited them.  Heed  the warnings if those who have posted negative reviews. Again, don't bother.
__label__0 Let me start off by saying that I have gone to this City Tavern 4 times or so. \n\nAll I can say is wow.\n\nLets start with the food - they have a pretty good Grilled Salmon Caesar salad (which is one of my favorite dishes at a place like this). The salad is good and pretty cheap (I think its like 12 bucks).\n\nThe problem is the quality - sometimes the food is good, others its not cooked or just not what you ordered. Some examples: Once my wife ordered tuna which came out still frozen (as in it was still an ice cube). The entrees are SLOW to come out - Plan on having a few hours to eat. The staff is un-apologetic - They seem to think its ok to mix up everyone's orders and let us figure it out by going from table to table asking if some one else got your plate.\n\nI can't say I've ever left the City Tavern thinking wow - that was a pretty good meal. Usually I'm just in shock about how horrible the experience was and how it was so much worse than i remembered it was before. \n\nYou know, this rating started out as a 2 then as i wrote i realized just how lame the place really is. \n\nBottom line for me - If you have 3 hours and a whole lot of patience, then the food is decent and its not really that expensive. Otherwise take your hard earned $ and spend it someplace else.
__label__0 Arrived @ 6:15pm on Sat without a reservation, restaurant was fairly full.  We were seated immediately though.  No one even acknowledged our presence for 15 minutes.  We got up and left, once again, without being acknowledged.  Disappointed.
__label__2 I have sat in the dining room as well as the hibachi grill on several occasions at this restaurant. I've never had a bad experience while dining at the grill. The food has always been superb and the chefs are very entertaining!\n\nThe dining room experience is less than satisfactory, however. Each time I've been there for sushi, I've had to wait 30+ minutes for my meal (the wait has always been acknowledged by the staff...last time each waiting table was given complimentary edamame). Not enough sushi chefs (only 1 person was working on each occasion) and/or wait staff.\n\nI'd love to give this restaurant a higher rating, but until I see stellar service throughout the establishment, I have to go with ***.
__label__3 This place really doesn't need my review but nonetheless I love it so much I have to anyways.\n\n1) I go on Sundays at like 9:30 pm to get all the half off stuff for the next day.  I nearly always find bread, meat and some pre-made foods for half off.  It's good for a day or two after that so usually I get home and throw it immediately in the freezer.\n2) They have the best oranges and bananas I've ever had.  The asparagus was really amazing too.  Sometimes the bags of oranges are $0.99 each which is a slammin' deal.\n3) Go into Fresh & Easy with a blank, open mind and let what's on sale determine what you're having for dinner.  I get out of there with really delicious meals for under $1/serving just about every time.\n4) Sign up for their email list and get the coupons, which makes shopping that much more economical.\n5)The employee are always soooo helpful.  Once a guy rang in a $5 off coupon for me for no reason at all!\n\nCan you tell I like good, cheap food?\n\nOverall fresh and easy is amazing.  You can't get everything you need but you can get really great deals!! Employees are nice, food is fresh and reliable.
__label__1 A moment while I toughen up to write this review. \n\n...\n\nI came with a few new friends I made in the Charlotte area and was immediately scrambling for the exit, emotionally, upon entering this establishment. Collared shirts, khakis, side-parts EVERYWHERE. It was like the frat party that never ended, really a tribute to all collegiate brotherhoods. I thought I had left that all behind!\n\nHad I not continuously been handed drinks throughout the evening I may have been able to made my escape.. but given the circumstances.. I began to dance. And once I start dancing, and once people start to encouraging... It was all over. \n\nMaybe if I come during the day, AB and I can reconcile our differences.
__label__2 As a blond haired, blue eyed white girl I felt a little out of place, as my friends and I were the only non-asian people there at the time.  But that just added to the experience of trying something new.  I had never had true Korean food until then, and I'll tell you I was missing out.  If you haven't tried the real thing go out and see for your self.  Korean food is very different from the usual Japanese or Chinese,  very simple but also very good.  The restaurant itself is nothing fancy, but very welcoming, so give something different a try.
__label__1 Don't let the shape of my eyes deceive you, this was the first time I have really tried Korean food. When my husband and I walked in we were greeted by happy faces. Two women were making what looked like pot stickers and one was eating off of a cob of corn. I'm not sure that would pass a health inspection, but we continued on anyway.\n\nWe were directed to the back and there was no one else there except a karaoke machine. We ordered the Bi Bim Bop, which is a rice bowl. After picking at the items in the bowl, the server came around and taught us to mix the ingredients together. It tasted better that way. \n\nThe food was good with a strong sesame flavor; however it did not win me over. I was more disappointed in the hidden fees. Because my husband and I were trying this for the first time, we wanted to share. Once we told the server, she gave a funny look. She brought us out two cups of soup. At the end, when we received the bill, she charged us $5 for one cup of miso soup, that we didn't ask for. Not a fan of that. \n\nI'm not sure we will be back for the food or for the hidden fees. In any case it was an interesting experience.
__label__0 GONE!\n\nTwice I stopped here to eat dinner.  Both times they should have been opened (Friday and Saturday after 5:30 pm).  Last Saturday was the second time, sign up for lease and the place is \"cleaned\" out.  I should have known the first time!\n\nUPDATE - April 2012 - New Korean Restaurant is in this Space... \"Inter Korea\"!
__label__4 Nolia serves upscale Southern cuisine, and my dinner there was one of the best meals I've had in a long time. The pork was tender and the sweet potatoes were perfect. Nolia, in an historic house in Elizabeth, reminded me of Charleston, SC. The fancy, but friendly atmosphere is perfect for a romantic dinner. That location has seen many restaurants. I hope Nolia lasts.
__label__2 ***This restaurant has closed.***
__label__1 Tough review to write, because it's hard to separate how happy I am in my marriage from how happy I was with the wedding. But, this review needs to be written.\n\nNichole was our wedding planner. It was a small wedding, just 20 guests total. That isn't an unusual size for the Forever Grand chapel. There are two chapel rooms, one for weddings about our size and one for weddings about twice that size. It would be easy to say that we didn't get the stellar customer service because of the size of our wedding (oh, they must have been focused on bigger events) which is why I bring up the size. If anything, this is in the sweet spot for Forever Grand. Events the size of ours should be where they excel.\n\nMost of the folks who get married here do not live in Las Vegas. It's a destination wedding, and we were no different. We were really taken by the Hollywood Glamour package, which was around $1200 and included vintage hair and makeup, some flowers, some photos, videography, the chapel, the officiant, and the services of a wedding planner. The price seemed very reasonable. And no running around trying to schedule and arrange all those different services? Was exactly the \"no muss, no fuss\" we were looking for.\n\nWe booked four months in advance. From the very first contact with Forever Grand, I was nervous.\n\nThe first email reply from our wedding planner, with the contract for us to sign and deposit to make to hold the chapel? It was wrong. In fact, it listed that day's date as the date of our wedding, and listed that as the date to pay the remaining balance as well. Not a good start. First contact and the attention to detail is not there. Any bride (or groom who has a bride) can tell you, weddings are ALL about details. You go on a website like theknot.com and you find out you have a couple hundred decisions to make before your wedding. You need all of those to run smoothly.\n\nBut hey, maybe it's just a one time thing? So we get the corrected version of the contract. It looks ok. Send it back. Yay, we have a wedding started!\n\nNext couple emails are pretty slow replies. But hey, she is mostly working on weddings that are only a few weeks out, so no worries right?\n\nWe get the questionnaire via email that lets us make about 100 different decisions. So we spend a couple weeks getting those nailed down and send it back. Our wedding is really simple. Just a matron of honor and a best man. No other bridesmaids, no groomsmen, no flower girl, no ring bearer. No rehearsal. Should be as easy as pie.\n\nThe only real customization we had was that we wanted red and cream sand for our sand ceremony, we wanted a completely civil ceremony (not religious at all), some upgraded flowers at the front, and special music to play when we exited (which we provided on CD). Four things total that we were deciding. Everything else was pretty much, do whatever you normally do.\n\nSo we get our confirmation email, and it has someone else's name and email address on it. WTF? Seriously? Another call back to Nichole. Oops, sorry, we will send you the right one.\n\nOk, here we go. Check it over, looks good, looks, good. Hey wait a minute. Our contract said there was a $100 weekend premium. This says $200. Another call to Nichole. Oops, sorry. Send you the right one.\n\nAlright, I am now pretty nervous about whether anything is actually going to turn out ok. And mind you, I am the groom! I shouldn't be nervous about anything other than oversleeping the morning of the ceremony.\n\nSo we show up a couple days in advance to Vegas. We stop by the chapel. Everything is good. It's all going to be fine. Sigh of relief. We will be ok.\n\nOr not.\n\nDay of the ceremony. Everybody getting ready. Stand here. Walk there. When this happens, you do this. Ok, we are good to go. Stand. Wait. Stand. Wait. aaaaaaaand. Here Comes The Bride! Yay! We are getting married! Father of the bride makes his handoff. Female guests are crying. We turn to face the officiant.\n\nHe starts in on bible verses.\n\nWHAT. THE. FUCK.\n\nWhat part of \"we want a civil ceremony\" was not understood?\n\nNow mind you, I have been to church plenty of times. And the bible verses used in weddings aren't exactly the worst sentiments ever. Heck, we all like to hear that we are going to be happy forever with the support of our families. And I am sure some of the people in the audience were happy to hear those verses. But we didn't ask for them.\n\nGo through the steps of the wedding. It is far too late to try to change anything anyway. Just take them as kind words. It's a beautiful day. Smile and enjoy.\n\nTime for the sand ceremony. And, the sand isn't red. It's tan. So instead of the red and cream, we have tan and white. Sigh.\n\nAs we leave, our music plays. And we are caught up in the joy of being married. It is a wonderful day with friends and family.\n\nIf you don't care about details, Forever Grand is 4 stars.\nIf you do, or your bride does? Expect maybe half of your requests to be honored and accurate. Two stars.
__label__2 I am here to mail off packages that should have been sent two days ago.  I think the recipients aren't gonna mind the wait once they open their packages.  And the $100 insurance should guarantee a safe arrival.\n\nThis post office is easily accesible whether you're North or South bound on Priest.  Parking lot can be crazy if it's regular business hours but after hours it's easy in, parking, and out again.\nOccasionally there may be a line at the machine but one or two people isn't usually so bad.  The exception to that might be when I get up to the machine and feel the need to actually read everything.  \n\nDuring business hours you can opt to pass on the long lines for customer service and just use a machine too.\nC'mon now, don't let it intimidate you.
__label__0 This post office is horrible. Everyone that works there has an attitude, even their \"supervisor,\" Joel. These people lost one of my packages and blamed me for it. They offered no solution and didn't apologize for it.\nAfter tracking my package online, it said that my package had been sitting at the post office for about 3 days. I first called about it, and the guy on the phone (who I later found out was the supervisor) didn't want to listen to my situation and cut me off by telling me to hold before I was done explaining the situation. I asked him if he needed my tracking number before he put me on hold and he said \"No, first I'm putting you on hold\" with no explanation and in a very rude, hurried tone. \nAfter being on hold for quite a while I decided to hang up and just go over there. When I went there the woman at the counter was very rude and just had a generally unpleasant disposition. After explaining everything to her again, I was referred to the supervisor, Joel, same guy I talked to on the phone. He looked for my package and didn't find it and told me that I should have come by to ask about it earlier. I didn't realize it was my job to baby sit these people and make sure they did what they were being paid to do. I told him it had only been three days and that I was trying to be patient but that I needed my package and that after being treated poorly on the phone I decided to come get it myself and that this was an inconvenience. He said he had no idea where it was and to go check with my leasing office and see whether they had it. I went back home and checked with the leasing office - nothing. At this point I was very annoyed because they offered no answers, no help, and I was being exceptionally inconvenienced. \nWhen I arrived back at the post office they said that \"maybe\" they sent it back but they didn't know because their last notes said that they had it, but at that point it was obvious that they didn't. Their next piece of advice for me was to call the sender and see if they had it. I asked to speak to the manager, Joel told me he was the manager. I told him I didn't want a supervisor, that I wanted HIS manager. He said he wasn't in. I had to wrestle with Joel to get the manager's name (Andy) and when he would be in so I could talk to him about it. \nI called the sender, they don't have my package. It's just missing. The last people to have it were the people at the post office because there was official documentation that said so. They still haven't taken responsibility.
__label__1 I heard great things about this place, which is why I was really looking forward to it.  Not sure if I hit them on an off night, but the sushi was not good.  I sure hope this isn't the best sushi in Pittsburgh.  Didn't care for the atmoshphere...kind of dingy.
__label__1 Being from the Midwest, I'd never had Del Taco. Can't really say I've missed anything: the bag probably had more flavor than the cold, limp fries and unmelted cheese on the all-lettuce \"chicken\" tacos.
__label__0 The kids wanted to watch Disney's Million Dollar Arm and Suncoast was the closest to home playing it.  It had been a while since visiting Suncoast, and the stench of cigarette smoke when you walk into the casino reminded me why we prefer Red Rock. \n\nI walk up to the cashier and ask for 2 adults and 3 kids for the 2:10 showing of Million Dollar Arm.  We walk in and the ticket taker tells us we're in theater 8.\n\nY'all should know that the children in our group were 5, 9, and 10 years old.  \n\nWe stop by concessions and load up with hotdogs, popcorn, drinks, candy...  $60 worth of junk!!  We could barely carry everything but we found our way to theater 8.  Something was playing which we figured were trailers.  We found a seat and sat down.  \n\nTo our horror, the characters on screen were cussing and making sexual motions.  The boys start giggling.  Wth?!?  Disney wouldn't show inappropriate trailers...would they?!?  \n\nI look down at the tickets and the lady sold me tickets to the 1:30 showing of Million Ways to Die - Rated R.  \n\nHow can you even sell children tickets to a rated R movie?!?  \n\nI was annoyed and mentioned to the assistant manager what had happened.  I wasn't asking for anything free.  I just thought they should know that they might be selling rated R movie tickets to minors.  \n\nThe asst manager giggles when I tell her what happened.  Really??  Then she offers to exchange the tickets.   I asked why?  I told her we would just walk into the right movie.  The theater was empty at 2pm.  As I left, the assistant manager was laughing with a co-worker about what had just happened.  Unbelievable.  \n\nThe ticket mixup was a nuisance.  The response from management was ridiculous.
__label__1 Food is just ok. I'm not asking for culinary genius but something that isn't dry and hard to eat. However iron city was half off so all was not lost. Waiters would take food around to every table asking who it belonged to. This happened all night long.
__label__0 Went to DM a few weeks ago with my mom.  I was kinda of excited...I mean...a WHOLE STORE dedicated to the preggos!?!  Where can you go wrong?\n\nI'll tell you where you can go wrong....if you're a plus size preggo.  Forget it.  For being a plus size gal, I'm very proportionate.  And all of my weight has shifted.  Where there wasn't much of a tummy before with a small waist....HELLO BABY BUMP!  \n\nThis stores Plus Size section is a joke.  Here's a rack about 5ft long, in total, for you to find clothes from.  And forget about them being cute.   I should have known MY clothes selection would be anorexic especially seeing the location - N. Scottsdale(haha...that was kinda funny...anorexic...n.scottsdale....teehee).    Anywho.\n\nCan you say - Catering to the demographics??  All together now....\n\nThe only positive thing to come about was Edamame Spa  - The spa place tucked in the corner.  Found out lots of information on what to use on my skin and about getting prenatal massages.
__label__0 I have visited this store several times beause I want to look cute while pregnant. I was excited to see they carried maternity versions of brands I normally wear, but buyer beware! I bought a pair of Sanctuary Pants (over $100) and the first time I washed them the buttons fell off! I washed them on cold, gentle cycle, inside out (our washer is the kind without an agitator) and didn't even dry them. I have several pairs of Sanctuary pants that are not maternity and worn them for years without issue. Everything I have purchased were top dollar desinger brands and they don't wear like their non maternity counterparts. And watch out for the \"FREE\" Parenting Magazine they want to sign you up for. We got charged $20 for it on the credit card we used for one of our purchases without being notified. Cute clothes but really check them out before you buy and don't expect anything to last through your pregnancy.
__label__0 The only reason I gave it 1 star was because the waitress was excellent and caring.\nThis was my first time eating at a Logan's, and it will be my last.\nThe rolls were brought to our table and the first bite I took I broke a molar on something hard that was in it. When I spit it out it looked like a large piece of coal or something charred. I had bitten down on it and it cause my molar to actually crack. The pain was horrible, and because of it, I was unable to eat the steak I had ordered.\nThe waitress went to the manager, who promptly came out, and without any apology or the remotest sign of concern, requested my name, address, and phone number, to turn over to corporate. No offer of a discount, no further concern for how the pain I was in or the fact that I could not eat the steak I had ordered. I still was not concerned, and was willing to give them a chance. UNTIL, corporate called me. I was unable to take the call when they phoned me the next day, but I did call back to the number that was left in the voice mail, that day and every day since, several times a day. The person who had phoned me was from their loss prevention, Tanya Etheridge, and she has not returned my call since, nor does she answer her phone when I call. \nI will have to pay the dental bill for this, and have been in pain since this occurred and I did not even receive the courtesy of concern or a call back. The managers only concern was the possibility that I might be a sue happy person, that was why she wanted to get my information to corporate as soon as possible.
__label__4 Want a lot of dinner for for a little money? Come here! The 2 for $14.99 deal is every day now (just earlier thur-sun). You get two sides and an entree. I always get chicken strips and you get so many I take plenty home to eat the next day for lunch. The rolls are delicious, and the servers are always willing to bring you more. Service is outstanding here - always quick to refill drinks and get you anything you need. Fried pickle app is tasty! Happy hour beers are cheap. Would highly recommend! Oh and there are peanuts :-)
__label__3 This is a homemaker's wonderland boutique that delights even those who are not so much into cooking.  (Such as myself.) \n\nWhile I do not really see myself purchasing half the specialty utensils, (and no, I'm not talking about the garlic press - those are common compared to the job-specific items located here!), it makes me wish that I had the know-how and tenacity around the kitchen to wield them with gusto!  But alas, all I can do is stare and dream.\n\nThat aside, I love wandering through Williams-Sonoma.  The service is friendly enough for someone who really hasn't asked extensive questions, but won't harass you if you're there just to browse.  \n\nMy main love when I go there is the La Cornue oven - talk about a gorgeous appliance that I've only seen located at the WS stores.   To me, at least, seeing the money spent to get such a quality stove shows they take the fine details seriously.\n\nAlso, their sale section is pretty cool.  You can get some seasonal or \"hot\" cookie cutters in discount for SUPER cheap, such as Star Wars, Disney's Cars, or things that you know would make a great gift for someone in your life who is into that.  And who knows, maybe they'll make you cookies on a regular basis as well as a thank-you.  :D
__label__0 We just ordered take-out because this restaurant is close to where we live. We ordered chicken tenders as well as chips and salsa. Three tenders came with the appetizer and the chips and salsa had barely any salsa as well\nas chips. The tenders are paper thin and cost 10 bucks and only come with 3 tenders! There were barely any chips and barely any salsa...yet these were 6 bucks! We will never eat here again as there are other places even closer in Lake Las Vegas that are actually a bargain and you\nget your moneys worth! Very disappointed!
__label__0 This place is always out of somthing. the Dunkin Donuts on the east coast are 100% better
__label__2 Just passed by this DD the other week, and sad to see it is now CLOSED.  Blame the economy I suppose.
__label__1 Being from the east coast I grew up on Dunkin Donuts so I should have a bias. I do have to say however that I'm annoyed by how often my order gets messed up at this location. And it's usually when I'm 5 minutes down the road when I realize it. I'm waiving the white flag on this one.
__label__3 Good food and good sushi. Pad Thai is good and portions are generous especially at dinner.
__label__1 At first we were happy to see a Red Bowl withing golf cart driving distance in Sun City.  The bloom is now off that red rose.\n\nA luncheon for one of our clubs worked out.  It was not crowded, the food arrived together and was just fine.  My hopes rose as we had not been back for months after three bad experiences.\n\nWell, good was not to last.  Two more dinner occasions and the tastes were just \"off.\"  Their fusion is not working well.\n\nThe blends of shrimp, chicken and scollops tasted as if dish soap was mixed in.  Another evening, which my wife insisted we go back to eat, I ordered a simple pork fried rice and could only eat a small portion.  How do you screw up fried rice?  The pork was greasy, much of the rice hard and crunchy and it was gummy.  Ahhhhhh!\n\nWe will not be back.  How sad as the Charlotte location seemed to get it right, but I am not going back there for a comparison, either.\n\nBye, bye Red Bowl Indian Land.
__label__3 I came here today with a few coworkers for lunch and enjoyed it quite a bit. Now, I'm not much of a sandwich person myself, but even so I was diggin' it. The people behind the counter were definitely New Yorkers, and I got a huge kick out of their accents. They were friendly and efficient, and we got in and out of there pretty fast, despite the line.\n\nI ordered the Barbeque Ranch Wrap, no lettuce, no tomato, with a wheat tortilla shell. Upon my first bite, I wasn't absolutely loving it, but the more bites I took, the more it grew on me. It had just a touch of hot sauce that gave it a nice kick, and I'd say all of the ingredients went well together. I'm not sure I'd order it again, just because they had some other good looking wraps, but overall it was pretty tasty. \n\nAgain, I don't love sandwiches all that much, but if I have to go to a sandwich place, this would be my pick.
__label__3 The Hero Factory is 2 minutes from my office, good for my foodie obsession, bad for my waisteline.  This place has absolutely one of the biggest heros I've had.  $10 will get you a hero and a drink.  A little pricey but I can never eat the whole thing and that means lunch the next day too.
__label__2 Pretty good deli sandwich but a hassle for parking. Love the selection of things to buy sorta like a little market in NY!
__label__2 I think I might have just stepped into the Compton indoor swap meet. Upon entering the store, you'll see a pawn/jewelry shop looking kiosk next to the tobacco counter. Gold watches, funky zippos and silver chains. Hmm, interesting.\n\nAnyhow, decent selection and fairly organized. The veggies are always fresh and meat usually looks good. Since it's a Bi-Lo, prices are double of what Walmart and stuff is. So make sure you sign up for their Bi-Lo card. It can almost the tag in half.
__label__2 Sports connection is a lot of things. For many hours in the day it is a kids birthday party Mecca and rainy day play outlet. On Saturday nights it because more of a bowling alley. The pizza is decent and they have some good beer choices on draft including OMB. The bowling alley can be very busy and it's not cheap but you will have fun.
__label__2 The big and small plates were great.... BBQ shrimp and the cheese plate with only the cheddar. I had the veggie plate with squash (zucchini and yellow a little chunky but good), mac n cheese (penne and velveta-esq) and collard greens ( they were great. not too bitter I like the vinegar approach)  my dining buddy had the fried chicken. It was flavorful and tender. The mashed potatoes were homemade and the green beans were not cooked to death.... The bread was bland and not warm as others have stated. Both big and small plates were Delish... \n\n\nThe service sucked. When we first entered we were told that a table needed to be prepared. The hostess walks away and comes back. We were seated next to a fly inhabited window. Which was more so annoying than disgusting.... Ok it was actually both. We weren't up sold on wine or cocktails even tea. We were given the pitcher of water and that was it.  We ordered our small plates and then we were asked if he wanted to take our menus. Do ppl only order small plates here? We want to eat its 7:00 in the evening... After a bit of observing I realized that the tables are already preset and there were only about 5 other taken tables. Why we had to wait for a table to be put together? I'm not sure. We heard about the snapper special and soup of the day from the same server seating the table behind us.  Boooooooo Scott... I'll try again with a different dining buddy on a busier day and see if anything changes. For now you get 3 stars and that is because the food was delicious.  #MaybeNextTime
__label__1 Did I go to the same restaurant as all these other Yelpers?? I was seriously underwhelmed when I ate at here.\n\nAfter reading all the rave reviews, I decided to give this place a shot. I ordered the Pad Thai and while the portions were large, the quality was okay at best. I feel like I could have made that meal out of a box at home (and paid less).\n\nMy server was a very sweet young man and although he was busy many tables he still took time to talk to us, answer our questions, and our cups were never empty.\n\nThe atmosphere leaves much to be desired. The inside was dark and a little dingy-looking. We were seated facing the large, dirty fish tank in the back of the dining room... those poor fish looked beyond miserable. I had half a mind to start cleaning the tank myself.\n\nI won't be coming back. Thank God I found Lang Van to get my Vietnamese/Thai fix.
__label__3 Food here is great. They have the variety of different kind of food from Thai, Vietnamese, and a few of Laos food.  The price is good for the portion they served.  The only thing I didn't like is they don't have enough server when crowded like lunch time. I had to ask for my drink to be refill a couple times.
__label__4 They have the BEST springrolls---not fried!  We also love their pad thai---spiced to your palate.
__label__1 I really wanted to fall in love with this place.  It's located close to my house, I could bike there, it's got a great pool area.  But alas, Lifetime just did not live up to my standards.\nI joined and I did not go because well, there were just several things about this place that just bugged me.\nFirst of all, this place is just TOO big- no sense of intimacy- even with all the fancy granite tiles and nice carpeting- this place just made me want to come- get my workout done- and leave!\nThe class offering were small so every class was packed- people were waiting in line to get in and aggressive about getting the necessary props for the classes.  And the spin classes were so aggressive- I want a good workout- not to start a head banging fight.\nThe staff up front never seemed to know what was going on- every time I asked a question, I get a dull stare back.\nThe locker rooms were dirty and most of the time wet.  It was disgusting to try to take a shower there after working out.\nAnd the swimming pool that I was so excited about for my son?  No umbrellas so you are at the mercy of the blazing hot Phoenix sun at all hours of the day.\nMy son couldn't stand to be at the daycare facility either.\nSo overall, there were some serious negatives for me.  \nThere are twi good thing I will write about this place.\nOne is that they have great machines for working out- every type of machines imaginable- all in excellent condition- so if you are into lifting weights then this is the place for you.\nOne is that they do a great road ride every Tues and Thurs morningat at 5:30am and I've met some really nice riders.  Esp. Rick who is so passionate about riding, he's a total inspiration to me.\nThe other is that they have great machines for working out- every type of machines imaginable- all in excellent condition- so if you are into lifting weights then this is the place for you.
__label__4 Tons of classes and equipment. Indoor and outdoor pool and hot tubs. Great food in the cafe. There are saunas and all kinds of other amenities in the locker room. Can get busy during peak times.
__label__1 Ok for a quick lunch. The server was nice, but the food was average at best.
__label__0 Toooooooo freaking bright ,  i am gettin lightbulb burn.   Servers sitting at the bar with their uniform.  The bartender took 8!minites to acknowled me.   Toooooooo bright! Not likelly to return :-(.
__label__1 The crazy State of Arizona has this stupid rule that you have to get a smog check from one of their ADEQ centers (Arizona Department of Environmental Quality).  Well, I took one of my cars there to go through the tests....it failed because the Service Engine light was on....what?!  Why?  What does that have to do with anything?  \n\nOk, so I go to a mechanic and he fixes it and resets the light.  3 days later, I go back to the ADEQ center and it fails again!  Why?  Because they said that the computer in the car is \"not ready\"....what?  What's that?!  To get an answer, I have to park my car and go inside an office...out comes a manager and he says that the computer in my car is not \"reset and ready\" and so I have to wait until it is before I come back.  \n\nPerplexed, I asked...\"how will I know when it's ready\"?\n\nHe says...\"I don't know, ask the mechanic\".\n\nI say...\"wait, I have to go back and ask him when it's ready\"?\n\nHe says...\"well, that's the only way you will know for sure.  The other option is that you drive around for a few days and hope that the car's computer is ready and then bring it back in for a test.  However, if it fails again, you will have to take it to a location in downtown Phoenix and have a mechanic check it out...it's not convenient or cheap\".\n\nI leave extremely frustrated and angry.  Smog Checks are a scam.\n\nReturn Factor - Unfortunately, I'm forced to do this every time my car registration is due...100%
__label__2 I usually try to summarize an experience with a concise review, but La Casa was such a mixed bag I'm just going to have to relate my experience and let readers draw conclusions on their own.\n\nThe first time I tried to go here, I called ahead to make sure they weren't full.  I was told that if I got there in the next half hour to an hour, they'd be able to seat my party no problem.  20 minutes later, we walked in and were told they only had room at the bar (the place was pretty empty, so I got the message: make a reservation and don't trust anyone's estimation).\n\nThe next time I went, with a confirmed reservation, the service was good.  My crab-stuffed mushroom tapas dish was visually appealing and full of great ingredients...except for the crab itself.  I don't know the cause, but it was bland and barely tasted like crab.  Everything else on the plate, especially the sauce, was delicious, so it averaged out to not bad, despite my disappointment with the starring ingredient.\n\nThe paella took forever to come out, but it came out hot (meaning the kitchen was slow, not the server).  Most of it was delicious.  The chorizo pieces just tasted like a hot dog (a good hot dog, mind you, but more hot dog than spicy Mediterranean sausage for sure).  The rice was a little undercooked.  But everything else was good or better (much of it great).\n\nI wasn't drinking that night, but had I been, I would have been disappointed.  They were out of more than a few selections, preventing the creation of entire sections of the drinks menu (example: no mojitos that night).  Apparently such alcohol shortages are a common occurrence.\n\nI'd say this place has a lot of potential, because though many things were sub-par, they're almost all easily fixed.  Knowing what to expect, I'd definitely consider returning (though it wouldn't usually be my first choice).
__label__0 I just have to say how when I walked by this place the other day and saw it had closed, my first reaction was \"I knew that was coming.\" Service here is AWFUL. Waiter was sooo rude! I am the most patient restaurant go-er, as I have been a waitress my entire life, but really, this place was TERRIBLE. Good riddance!
__label__4 Hands down the best meal I've had in Vegas... perhaps the best meal I've had period.\nFirst the ambiance. It's quite unique and spectacular. The details, the colors, the flowers, the chandelier... it all comes together beautifully and works very well for Vegas.\nNext, the service -  spectacular. Best service I've ever had. This is the problem I have with a lot of SF restaurants (read: Zuni Cafe, Sebo...). Just because you have good food doesn't mean you can slack on the service. Well Joel Robuchon does not disappoint. We had numerous people come by and explain different meals, options, etc. over the course of the night and our main waiter was phenomenal. Sweet, well spoken, knew all the dishes and gave great recommendations.\nThe food - wow. Started with a caviar and crab dish. It was amazing. We started dinner close to 11 pm so didnt have time to do the 16 course tasting menu... must come back for this. I ordered the salmon tartar. Presentation was stunning and tasted very very good.  I had the duck and foie gras for my main course and it was by far the best duck I have ever had. Combining it with the fruit and foie gras made the dish amazing.  For dessert, we ordered the chocolate souffle, some apple or pear dish and then they sent out another dessert (pineapple I think?) because it had taken a while to seat us. Again, all were amazing. But separate from the actual courses, I would have been content with the bread and chocolate cart alone! The bread cart was phenomenal...so many good ones (favorites include the milk bread and bacon bread). And then after the dessert, the chocolate cart! Dream come true! There were sooo many different choices the waiter lost me after the 5th thing... I think there were 40 or 50 different types of chocolates, macaroons, marshmellows etc. they make inhouse. I asked him to recommend his favorites and he did a great job of picking (as he had down with the breads).\nAnd finally, they sent me home with a full bag of chocolate for the next day. They were not at all stingy about how many chocolates I could have that night and gave me a decent number to take home.\n\nOverall, couldn't have asked for more. One of the most memorable meals I've ever had and can't wait to return and try the 16 course menu. In the last 2 weeks I've had the opportunity to eat at a lot of great restaurants (Pierre Gagnaire's new place in the Mandarin, Okada, Eleven Madison, Jean George, Le Bernadin, Gilt...) and this was by far the best meal and experience and that is a pretty high bar of competing establishments. Wouldn't have changed a thing.
__label__4 This was my first fine dining experience, and it lived up to my expectations. The d\u00e9cor is luxurious; the waiters were helpful and pleasant; and every morsel of food was packed with complex flavors. \n\nAs many reviewers have pointed out, don't be shy with the bread cart. You're paying good money for this meal, so go for it! I chose five breads, and each one was memorable. My favorite was the gruyere brioche, because it was delicate and flaky but had a pronounced cheese flavor.\n\nAs for the amuse bouche, it is crab mixture topped with caviar. This was my first bit of caviar, and I wasn't too thrilled with it, but I can't blame Joel for that because it's a matter of taste. If you know that you don't like caviar, I recommend that you ask for an alternate amuse bouche. My boyfriend is allergic to seafood, so he asked for an alternate when we were ordering. The waiter was very understanding and produced a cold beat soup. I know beet soup doesn't sound appetizing, but it was delicious. \n\nI order le sole for my main dish, and I was very pleased. The sauce was silky and savory. My boyfriend order some sort of red meat dish. He didn't seem to be crazy about the meat, but he really liked the accompanying vegetables, which says a lot because he doesn't eat a lot of vegetables.  \n\nMy desert, le chocolat, was divine. I adore ice cream, and the coffee ice cream was the best that I've ever eaten. The dish also had melted chocolate and fresh whipped cream, which made every bite different. \n\nJust like the bread cart, don't be shy with the desert cart. I chose five different desert morsels. I recommend the five spice chocolate and the strawberry cheesecake with liquor. The five spice chocolate tasted like the love child of a pumpkin pie and a chocolate truffle. The cheesecake was a wonderful surprise, because it appears to be a firm ball when you hold it, but it almost explodes in your mouth. You could say it was a flavor explosion. \n\nThis review was much longer than I intended, but I couldn't stop typing. That's how much I loved Joel.
__label__0 Not a frequent yelper but want to save others from my mistake. This meal was supposed to be the highlight of our Vegas trip- sadly, it was a low point. This would be zero stars but for our friendly waiter and the excellent wine pairings. \n\nAccording to other yelp users, a limo service is offered to take you to and from the restaurant. We were not offered this service and when I called to inquire I was treated as if I was making it up! There was something a little disappointing about dropping 2500 on dinner and having to walk 200 yards through a smoky casino to get to a cab. I also was disappointed that I wasn't offered a dark napkin (or at less a nonpilling one) and that I wasn't given a fresh napkin when I went to the restroom. Minus one star for service. \n\nDecor in the restaurant is odd. Purple and gold and \"opulence, I has it\". Todd pointed out that the impressionistic art was in contrast to the period decor- I thought it was odd the hostesses were in Asian attire at a traditional french restaurant. Gaudy and odd I can live with, but it carried over to the table setting. There were fake candles and glitter covered\nStyrafoam balls on the table as decorations! And salt and pepper shakers. Can't believe food from the chef of the century would require seasoning. Minus one star for ambiance. \n\nOrdered the 16 course degustation menu. Bread cart,  12 plates and dessert cart. Not one memorable in a good way course. Plating was unattractive at best. There were inedible garnishes- costume jewelry and ribbons. And they taped down the bowls to the serving trays with scotch tape. And to top it off, the cheese cart is not included in the degustation menu! Minus two stars for food. \n\nKicker- up most of the night with stomach issues. If my phone call re: limo service was any indication, my call to inform the restaurant of this will not go well. \n\nOnly bright spot was the $595/person wine pairing. They opened several nice bottles for us to enjoy. They were knowledgeable and enjoyed talking about the wine. The pairings were good, not great, but the wine was so special it made up for it. If I had to go back (I never will) I'd ask for the wine pairing.
__label__3 I was expecting to leave Joel Robuchon a changed person.  Okay maybe not, but I was expecting to have one of the best meals, if not the best, in my life.  I thoroughly enjoyed the olive oil, cheese, and bacon varieties of bread I chose from the massive bread cart.  The caviar with crab and fennel cream was an awesome way to start my 16 course tasting menu.  I usually don't like cold foie, but the second dish changed my opinion.  Thinly curled pieces of foie gras terrine, shaved black truffle, and soft potatoes melted in my mouth.  The rich flavors with a little bit of radish & coarse black pepper made me moan with delight.  At this point, I was thinking The French Laundry was in trouble of losing its top spot on my all time favorites.  The third course actually had a trio of truffles.  One was a mushroom consume with a veal stuffed mushroom, topped with black truffles.  The second was a black truffle tart with onion confit, and third offering was an egg custard with golden toast and more truffles.  I'm telling you, this one trio had more truffles than I had eaten in my whole life.  For some reason at this point, my service dropped off dramatically.  My next course was brought out while I was still enjoying my truffles.  Pacing was too fast, and I did not get a chance to breathe in between the rest of my courses.  At one point, I also had to pour my own water.  Come on, this should not be the case at a 3 star restaurant where I am paying nearly $500 for a world-class dining experience.  I really enjoyed the crustacean trio, pumpkin and ginger soup, and the farrow risotto, but there were a few dishes I did not enjoy.  That's not unusual for a tasting menu, and overall, I thought the food itself was rich, beautiful, and decadent. Just when I thought I finished with the chocolate dessert, another cart filled with les mignardises drove by.  I was so full at this point, but I did choose a variety of dark chocolate treats to take with me.  I left with a bar of Joel Robuchon chocolate, a high gloss picture album of the restaurant, and a slightly disappointed feeling.  I'm glad I tried Joel Robuchon, as most of my meal was extremely delicious.  However, for the price and disappointing service, I would not recommend this restaurant to others.  The French Laundry remains number one in my book.
__label__3 I struggled with what rating to give this place.\n\nThe food was among the best that I've had anywhere and certainly the best in Las Vegas, and that's saying something, with the long list of great restaurants in the city.  The langoustine ravioli was a dish I will remember 5 years from now.  The bread cart had some of the best bread on it I've ever had.  The ambiance was so beautiful that I couldn't believe I was inside the MGM-Grand.  The service was as good as I've had.\n\nBut oh, the price.  Don't get me wrong - I've eaten at a lot of very expensive, very nice restaurants in my time, but this is in a different league for pricing.  The tasting menu there, at almost $400 is twice what some of the best restaurants in the world charge.  Is it worth twice what Alinea, Eleven Madison Park, Per Se and El Celler de Can Roca charge for their food?\n\nI don't think so, hence the 4 star rating.\n\nIf you are a whale and have an unbelievable comp balance come here.  If you are foodie, you have to do JR at least once.  But I couldn't see coming here with any regularity.
__label__4 My husband and I were totally impressed by the dining experience. Everything, from good quality, presentation to service are top notch. This is our first time dining at a Michelin 3 star restaurant and Joel Robuchon definitely lives up to its reputation.
__label__4 How could any Joel Robuchon restaurants disappoint you. Needless to say,  this was my best dining experience ever, from food to service to ambiance,  everything was superb.
__label__4 So fresh! Fantastic customer service as well. I love that they have a drive thru too!! So lucky to live so close to this place.
__label__4 I love this place. When my family first moved to Arizona, my sister and I went here all the time to get shaved ice. They have a huge variety of flavors and they always make it right.\nWater and Ice is owned by lovely people who are always kind and helpful, and great to talk to. Their store has a huge selection of candy, snacks, drinks, frozen treats, etc. Everything is always fresh. Their prices are fair and it always feels good to help out a family rather than go shopping next door at albertson's.\nWater and Ice is a great place to go for a sundae or shaved ice on those hot, Arizona days!
__label__2 You know, after going back to the convention for a second year and eating at the Golden Palace Buffet again, I have to say that ordering off of the menu provided a significant improvement over the buffet.\n\nThe food wasn't nearly as greasy and was actually quite flavorful.  I was pleased with my meal and I'm sure my friends were, too.  My friend, who was wearing a giant costume, was treated with courtesy.
__label__1 I decided to give this place a try again after a few years.  The buffet still is pretty bad.  The buffet is small and the food quality is 2 stars at best.  I hold the 1 stars for absolute disasters.   Food has little taste.  Interesting there is no seafood (shrimp) on the buffet.  The wonton soup is chicken. Most of the vegetables are soggy.  Pork was \"bad\".  Chicken dishes were OK but were mostly dark meat.  \n\nIt does a decent business including carryout. I won't be back.
__label__2 It's a sandwich shop modeled on Subway, better than Subway, but it's still just a sandwich shop with deli-meat laden subs, wraps, fold em's and salads; no sides except chips; and cheap combo prices.  Filling and a good value, but nothing to write home about.\n\nThe donut shop thingie encroaching on the dining area is just a bit odd.  Expensive little donuts.  How cool.
__label__2 My brother brought me to this store to do some christmas shopping. I am low on cash this year since the recession started but didn't want to get cheap stuff that wont last long at all. He comes here to get his long T's that are only $5. I bought some long T's and jackets for others for xmas. There are a lot of Urban Clothing here, but no name brands on the shelves. The quality of the clothes are pretty good too considering their price. The womens section is HUGE, great for clubbing wear! They also have nice shoes and a small jewelry and accessories area by the register! I am a frequent shopper here, i do recommend to at least check it out!!
__label__2 While in Vegas last week, I got a sudden urge for some Banh Mi and Chicken Pho and of course, almighty Yelp led us to Lemongrass Cafe.\n\nYeah, yeah, the outside looks like a 50's diner, actually now that I think of it, it kind of resembled an oversized Streamline trailer.  But hey, who cares, you're there for the food, not to play Architectural Digest trivia.\n\nTheir menu was quite extensive as it had your basic Vietnamese and Thai offerings along with, Banh Mi...yay!  Talk about a perfect trifecta of Asian food!  So, I order my Chicken Pho and I shared the Combo Banh Mi with the s/o.  Pricing was a little bit on the high side compared to the Bay Area, my Pho was pushing $7 and the Banh Mi was $3.75.\n\nOur Banh Mi took awhile to make, not sure why but when it came out, I was slightly disappointed.  It's thickness was mostly the bread's doing but it was also short but oh well.  I took a bite into it and the sandwich redeemed itself, it was quite delicious for such a small thing.  The bread was tasty, not sure if they bake it on site but it sure tasted like they did.  But, still disappointed about how small it was.  When it comes to Banh Mi, size certainly matters, the longer the better, right? ;)\n\nMy Chicken Pho was good, pretty basic, can't really mess it up.  However, my bowl had a lot of chicken.  Usually, my general complaint on most food I eat is how skimpy the meat is, well, not my bowl of Chicken Pho, it was loaded!\n\nThe staff was really friendly.  This one girl who was our server, whoa, talk about stewardess in the making!  She exerted such overwhelming friendliness, courtesy and hospitality.\n\nOverall, Lemongrass Cafe was a decent place to eat and worth going to get your Viet/Thai/Banh Mi fix on!
__label__1 Knocking you guys down a star. The place has become a rather hit & miss as of my latest visit. Broth used to be richer, portion more generous, service has gotten a bit more prompt not enough to warrant the 3star.\n\nTime for a new backup pho place?
__label__3 Tasty... Odd ambiance of 50s diner with mediocre service but good food... I'd come again
__label__1 Cockroach crawled out of sprout plate... Killed it, hesitated to stay but did. They apologized, replaced food, charged me every cent for my food n to-go dinner. Used to come here every week, my fav pho diner, but I think I'll drive a little farther to Chinatown from now on...
__label__4 This is mine and my best friends favorite place to go together! :-) we always wonder why everyone doesn't go here, it may be the fact that it's a little bit hidden behind other buildings. But if you are a fan of Pho then this is the place you need to go. Every time I go I get the chicken pho with a tai tea, it's seriously amazing! The service is also great, and because we go so often they already have our order in when we walk through the door. If you haven't been here, you need to go :-)
__label__4 I don't typically like Asian cuisine but When I came here I had the shrimp pho, It was so delicious! If you like spicy and seafood, this is your dish. And service here is friendly and I love the decor, it's so cute.
__label__3 Enjoy the Vietnamese food the staff was friendly huge portions I would definitely get a couple of dishes for 5 friends and everybody share family style.
__label__0 I wish there was a way to give 1/2 stars. \n\nI visited this afternoon with my husband and son. Drinks at least came quickly. We ordered asiago cheese chips (the only decent part of the meal for me) and the server tried to walk away before my husband could order his suicide wings. \n\n***Side note #1. Someone that finds jalapenos hot, should not be able to comfortably finish a suicide wing. It was hot, but the Heart Attack at Yen Sushi is hotter.\n\nInstead of clearing the empty dishes first, she came out with a tray, and rather than coming the extra 3 feet around the table, held my Kummelweck sandwich in my face across the table until I took it.\n\n***Side note #2. Holding a bun under tap water and smooching seeds with regular salt on it prior to serving, is not the way to make a Kummelweck bun. I can understand the bottom of the bun being already disintegrated from the beef holding water and spilled Ah Jus when I got the plate, but the top bun should not only not be cold and soggy, my hand shouldn't look covered in wet sand after I put it down. \n\n***Side note #3. Au Jus should not have more grease than broth.\n\nI'd requested a salad, which wasn't brought out with dinner. The leaves were slimy, the tomato was rotten and the cheese looked like it had been living there for a few days. \n\nMy sons sliders meal was ok. At least this time you could see the meat on the sandwich. My husbands burger was ok, but didn't feel so hot afterwords.  \n\nThe only positive point from this experience was the asiago cheese chips.\n\nLack luster, lazy server, plus substandard food. Definitely won't be back.
__label__0 My son and I were in Phoenix for a couple of days to watch the Yotes and Oilers. We were staying in the area and went into this place on a Sunday evening. What a huge mistake. The waitress was just fine, however, the food was miserable. My son ordered a burger and I ordered a chicken sandwich. My sandwich was burnt on the edges and the curly fries were soggy (for both of us). My son's burger was barely edible and I wish I could say the same for the chicken burger.  It tasted aweful. That was my last meal in this joint.
__label__0 It's been 5 months since I've returned and in that time they changed the menu. The waiter told us they went away with the curly fries, the steak fries, and now have downgraded to skinny little nothing fries. I guess I shouldn't be surprised by this place cutting corners. Maybe I's because when I do come here i'm optimistic that \"maybe this time will be different!\" Unfortunately I keep getting let down. It's the little things...
__label__2 Nothing to rave about, it was good. My first time here.
__label__0 Food is always good.
__label__1 I have been coming to this Red Robin for a little over 10 years. So the renovation in my opinion was much needed. But there have been A LOT of cons vs pros. My daughter and I came at 4:30pm on a Saturday. Problem #1 they placed very large dividers at the front waiting area. I believe they put these up so you can't see how many people are seated. We waited for 15 mins. There were a lot of people waiting and with the renovation, less chairs to wait. Problem #2 Yup looks like I was right, those dividers were hiding something alright, lots of empty seats! I don't understand why we needed to wait 15mins for seats when it wasn't even busy! Now I can understand if they are short staffed but from the looks of it, they are not. Problem #3 I asked our host if we could sit away from the TV so we could watch the game. I pointed out the brand new flaming red tables and chairs in the middle. The hostess said, \"sorry sir, we are saving those (set of 5 tables and 10 chairs separated to create 5 seating areas and all completely empty) for larger parties.\" Really?! I didn't argue, I just pointed out a different table to watch the game. Problem #4 no server for 10 mins. Had to ask what looked to be a mgr  cleaning, to send someone over. She took the order herself. #5 got the kids menu but no crayons, hostess forgot them.  #6 finally introduced to our real server, she came by and said she will be helping us then walked away before I could say ok. \n\nThis place doesn't feel kid friendly any more. This review went from 3 to 2 stars during the review. \n\n\nI have to say the food was just as good as it always is and I will be coming back but come on guys.\n\nUpdate: I did talk to the mgr on the way out and she is well aware of the problems I had and welcomed the feedback. She said she would address all of them. I'll Yelp again next time I am here.
__label__0 This was the first and last time that I will go to Red Robin.  The waitress, named Katie, was terrible.  The restaurant was only half full, but she took forever to come to our table.    I ordered a black and blue burger. It was just awful and terribly over-priced,  even the tea tasted bad,  I actually left thirsty.  I would not recommend this restaurant to anyone.
__label__3 We love this place! We come at least once a month.  You can never go wrong with \"bottomless fries\"  as an appetizer and distractor for the kids.  The burger selection is good and service is always prompt and friendly.  I recommend signing up for there frequent diner card to earn free burgers for purchases and a birthday burger as well.
__label__1 Really was not impressed with this place and won't be coming back.  I ordered a slice of cheese pizza.  It was completely burnt on the bottom and horrible tasting.  Took it back.  They didn't have any more cheese, so I had pepperoni instead. Thankfully it was not burnt.  However, it was only OK in the flavor department.  The crust wasn't as crispy as I thought it could be and it just wasn't the best NY style pizza I've had in the Pittsburgh area.  Ferrari's in North Huntingdon is still the best pizza by the slice and New York style pizza I've had around here.
__label__1 Looking for a late night snack...actual dinner, too.\nLarge place with a few tables and pizza by the slice.\nNot to many pizza by the slices were available.  Was talking with the staff about the pizza slices available.  Staff was very friendly...but not so informative...more later.  Ordered the pepperoni and sausage.   Forgot to ask if it is the sweet sausage or hotter...unfortunately it was really sweet...not the crappppy crumbled crap many Burg places use but this was a very sweet tasting almost like tasting perfume.  What a mistake. \nTook off the sausage but it still had the flavors...Oh Well, better ask next time. \nThe crust seemed to be pretty good.\n \nJust as I took my first bite a delicious looking white pizza came out of the oven.  Now why oh why didn't they tell me that?????
__label__0 Picked up a Pizza tonight and it was terrible. They told me it would be ready in 20 minutes so I made sure to be there at that time.  The box seemed warm but not hot.  I didn't really think about it though until after I tasted it.  For almost $18 this should of at least been hot. The crust was chewy not crisp at all.  Not worth it.
__label__1 First of all, I really wanted to like this place.  I've read such positive reviews and I was really looking forward to a great pastrami sandwich.  \n\nI ordered an original pastrami on a french roll with potato salad and a soft drink.  The total bill was $12.88, so I would say a little on the expensive side.  The french roll and the pastrami were both very dry.  I had to keep adding mustard to moisten it up a little.  After every few bites, I had to keep taking a drink just to put moisture back in my mouth.  I've heard they make their own rye bread, so maybe that is better?\n\nThe potato salad looked good, but the seasoning they use is heavy on dill.  I don't like dill at all, and so that is all I could taste.  If you don't mind dill, you might like their potato salad.\n\nBy the end of my meal, I had most of the potato salad and the two ends of the dry french roll left on the table.  I ended up eating the rest of the meat plain.  \n\nMaybe I just caught them on a \"bad\" day?  But judging that I was there around Noon (the lunch hour), and there were only three other people eating,  shows that this is not a local favorite.
__label__1 I wasn't a fan of the place. Not trying to be rude, the bread was stale. When we walked in there was only one other person during the lunch hour. Our order had several mistakes too. I would be hesitant to come back after this.
__label__2 I'm giving this restaurant three stars because no matter what happens here I've always enjoyed their burgers. So... the first time my wife & I ate here was when they opened in this location. It wasn't a good experience but the food was good. Fast forward to the future. Picture if you will, a couple driving around at 8pm confused as to where to eat, Red Robin beckons with its faux diner lights. We enter the restaurant & its nearly empty. We both look at one another with a wtf look on our faces. Eight pm and there's no one in the bar & the restaurant is nearly empty, what gives? No one seemed to know. Our hostess took us to a table that had an empty bottle of ketchup and no tableware. We didn't notice that fact till we needed napkins.\n\nI ordered a black Russian. What arrived was a black martini? WTF? That drink was sent back and eventually the black Russian appeared. I had to nurse it though. It was a very small drink. :( We ordered guacamole, salsa & chips as an appetizer. It had a couple very large homemade chips, some regular sized chips & two chip baskets that held the guacamole & salsa respectively. Cute idea but neither chip cup held enough of either. However it was good. My wife ordered chicken tenders & I had a Chophouse Burger. The burger was very good. I really appreciate Red Robin's wrappers around the burgers. They really make eating burgers a pleasure.  \n\nOur server's name was Matt. A nice & polite young man. Should we dine there again we'll ask for him.
__label__0 Been there twice now (many years apart) - both times I felt like it was a waste of money.  Staff was disorganized, slow and only \"just friendly enough\".  Quality was mediocre - I expected better for a sit-down.  We have 4 kids, 17-11 and none were impressed.  My 14 year old son wouldn't even eat the chicken fingers (which he always loves at other places or at home) he ordered - they were pretty nasty.  None of the kids want to come back - and kids want to go out whenever possible! (has no bearing on my wife's cooking - she's great)
__label__3 I ordered a chophouse burger for dinner this evening along with the bottomless root beer float. We hadn't been to Red Robin in quite sometime mainly owing to having outrageously busy work schedules. The burger was excellent but I drank too many floats before it arrived. It was nice to receive a red royalty discount of 10% off the bill.\n(4/7/13)
__label__4 I love stoping by Anthology to pick up cards for special occasions and holidays.  It is very charming shop run by lovely people.  If you are looking for quality paper goods and the sweetest rubber stamps around, Anthology is surely the place for you.
__label__0 Horrible experience.  I have a migraine today, asked for deep tissue on shoulders neck and upper back and this therapist hasn't got a clue how to relieve a headache or even give a good massage, my worst experience ever and I have had numerous massages over the years.  I thought the whole experience from the moment I walked in was not good, and the therapist  was late, needless to say I didn't go back to work after this experience which has cost me time and money now.  Just plain horrible!!!
__label__3 Open 24/7. I just have to say every time we come here the girls that work inside are very nice and if they get a chance they will talk with you. Since they see us at least once a week we talk more. It always is clean inside and they are usually stalked up on drinks and snacks etc. \nOf course we will be back.
__label__2 Ok, I've ordered Paradise to go from work but never stepped foot in one until today. I had a haircut next door and decided to try it for lunch. I was really surprised by how big it was. It was cute too, as much as a school lunch-line type place can be. They definitely wanna pack as many warm bodies as they can in there so some of the tables were triple stacked. Wow. Not really my idea of a \"friendly neighborhood bakery\". Anyway- I decided on a salad and just watched helplessly as the guy behind the clear partition slopped my salad together. I looked to find something that I could ask him to add that would make my salad special, but nothing really fit the bill. I really like customizing my food though, so I sprayed it with cholula(sp?) at the condiment/drink island. I had a full size BBQ chicken salad and all I could think-even after the second dousing of hot sauce, was Ehh. Underwhelmed for 10 bucks. Oh well. I know plenty of people love it, I'm just not one of them.
__label__3 Exactly like a panera minus the awesome green tea.  Their sandwiches are good, so are their soups, but I never feel like anything is fresh.  I know their soups come frozen and they just heat it.  Still satisfies when you need to drop in for a quick lunch.
__label__0 Severely disappointed.  Tried it twice since I  had to use up gift certificates..  Will NEVER go back again after the 2nd salad had long black hair in it even though I still have.gift certificates.  You couldn't GIVE it to me free!  Hope your visit is better.  There wasn't a negative or no star allowed.
__label__2 I was in the area waiting for an appointment, so I decided to try this place out.\nThe design and interior arrangement is nice and comfy.\nNow, I DO care for the espresso quality and haven't had  a cup of starbucks for ages (I do have two of their cups tho), so after seeing caribou's espresso machines, I decided I am not going to torture my taste buds. I ended up having a cup of thai black tea latte, and a brown sugar oatmeal, plus a cranberry orange scone to go.\nThe staffs are ok, not anything more than taking your orders and making them.\nThey do have many varieties on coffee/tea drinks and breakfast pastries and stuff, but the quality, uh, well...\nI like how they have various tea latte and you can vary the kind of milk and the degree of sweetness of them, but if you do know well what a cup chai, thai, or oolong tea should taste like, you probably will be disappointed.\nAll in all, if you just want a place to sit and study for a couple hours and not really picky about the tastes, it's a nice place to be at.
__label__3 Best place for healthy kids meals
__label__2 4 star for the food, 2 star for the atmosphere.\n\nSo I had to come back here to spend the $25 gift card I got from the end of last year, and still enjoyed everything like the other times. \n\nIt wasn't that busy when we arrived at 6:35pm on a Friday, and we were seated in less than 5 minutes. I felt I had to order the Chocolate Martini just for my own curiosity since i haven't tried it, so I did, it was pretty good! Definitely got the sweet chocolate taste and looked pretty neat with the little chocolate pieces on top of the ice.\n\n I ordered my usual, Filet cooked in medium  rare with twice baked potato, tender and juicy as always. The twice baked potato, on the other hand, was really salty this time, it usually tends to be salty, but this time was a bit over. \n\nThis time we were seated by the hallway next to the bar, VERY LOUD!!! I was kinda annoyed by the noises so if you wanna enjoy your dinner in a little quieter atmosphere, get away from the bar area!!
__label__2 This review is mostly based off of happy hour.  I haven't really been for dinner service outside of the bar area, so I'll keep my review to what I know.\n\nGood happy hour drinks.  Orange slice martini is fantastic, nice and smooth and just the right amount of citrus-y sweetness.  The margarita is quite nice as well, just not as much of a standout as the orange slice.  They have good prices on glasses of wine and beer as well - that being said, we always return to the orange slice.  \n\nThe bar menu isn't great, but it isn't a detriment either.  Nachos are standard bar nachos with generic chips, overly lime-y guacamole and a light layer of cheese.  Nothing special.  \n\nThe Prime Rib sandwich is tender and tasty.\n\nI do love the house-made potato chips that they serve free in the bar area.  Quite tasty and nicely salted.  \n\nGo for the drinks, get a couple snacks - but don't expect too much from the food.  Service has always been reliable and pleasant if not outstanding.
__label__3 Great atmosphere in this place. Had a huge booth overlooking the bar. Had the prime rib, and was happy with it. Good place, a little pricey, but you already knew that.
__label__1 I went to The Keg last night for the first time, and I was a little disappointed.  I ordered the filet and lobster tail, and everything on my plate came out over-cooked.  I asked for the filet to be cooked medium rare, and it came out unevenly cooked -- half was well done and the other half was medium well.  The asparagus was so over-cooked that it resembled the pressure cooked stuff that comes out of a can.  I couldn't eat it.  The lobster was the best thing on the plate, but even it was a bit rubbery.  Even if they had cooked my food correctly, I'm not sure the experience would have been much better.  The food quality is only marginally better than Outback, but the price is much higher -- more like an upscale steakhouse. If you are looking for something that's a little better than Outback, then this might be the place for you.  However, since your already paying upscale prices, I would prefer to go to somewhere like Morton's, Ruth's Chris, The Palm, or Donovan's.  At places like these, you pay for quality and you actually get it.  I'm not sure I'll go back to The Keg.
__label__4 I just enjoy eating at the Keg
__label__4 Tried this place out on a Saturday night: had the sisay (a crispy pork with onions and green chillies) and spare ribs, and it was really good food.  You can taste the freshness of the ingredients, and it was prepared quickly by the waiter that was also the cook.  We were the only people in there, although several people came through for to-go orders.  Will definitely try their breakfast buffet some Sunday.
__label__4 I went for the first time today for their Sunday All-You-Can-Eat Brunch and it was EXCELLENT! Ang sarap! They had everything from tapa to tocino to arroz caldo and longganisa. I cannot wait to return and try some of the items on the lunch or dinner menu.
__label__2 Went there for an oil change today.  I bought a car at a Carmax in California and for ease of warranty-maintenance have always had oil changes, etc. done at a Carmax.  \n\nThe oil change took an hour and 45 minutes because they didn't have a part or tool that they needed.  Carmax lets you know up front an hour wait's normal.  This is no Jiffy Lube.  However, an hour and 45 minutes is a bit long and would merit a mere two stars.  \n\nThe third star is for the car wash that was a benny with the oil change.  Maybe other places give car washes too.  The California Carmaxs sometimes give car washes, sometimes not.  So I don't know the reasoning behind the washes.  But it made me feel better because the car had really needed it and I'd been debating whether I wanted to do it myself or take it somewhere to get it done.\n\nThe plus side of an oil change at Carmax - they're trustworthy.  Staff seems to really care about the Carmax reputation.  I've had some good experiences at Jiffy Lubes and some not so good experiences.  \n\nThe downside of an oil change at Carmax will definitely be the wait.  Even if they have all the parts/tools they need, an hour's a long time.  And they're really too far from anything for you to walk in the heat to one of the Tolleson shops/mall areas.  Carmax has vending machines, coffee, water, and a TV the staff said is auto-programed to one station and cannot be changed.  Fortunately, Ellen was on and I had a book to read.\n\nIf you decide trustworthiness outweighs speediness, give them a chance and bring a book.
__label__3 A group of girls and I had free bottle service through a promoter, but I'll try to review it objectively and not let the free vodka taint my opinion. \n\nWhen I first walked in, I hated it. It was all wood - wood paneling, wood floors, and had this weird \"fake\" neighborhood bar type feel to it. It didn't feel exclusive, or like a club at all. THEN I started to fall in love with it. It has a totally different vibe than Tryst or Jet or Pure. It felt laid back, it felt unpretentious, it felt more casual. \n\nOur bottle service was great, but I probably wouldn't get bottle service here on my own dime. I think Wasted Space being sort of \"anti\" club sort of makes the bottle service silly. I'd come here when I want to feel relaxed and blend in and just dance. Not when I'm wanting to feel special or \"exclusive\". \n\nMusic was good. I liked all the rock music, but I was irritated that several songs they played for 20 seconds or less. The crowd was a bit more \"punk\" than other clubs - more mohawks, more t-shirts. Not as much Ed Hardy, thank goodness! It seemed everyone was just relaxing and enjoying the music - it didn't seem as though there were as many people trying to be \"cool\". \n\nLoved the Gogo dancers. They were HOT and totally sweet. One of them yelled to our group of girls and had us pass her our camera so we could get a really cool group shot. \n\nI for one actually really liked the Co-Ed bathrooms. The janitor/attendant dude wiped down the stall everytime a dude used it before a chick. I didn't have to wait more than 5 minutes (I've waited 20+ at Tryst before), and if you're so inclined.. the bathroom line could prove to be a great flirting opportunity. \n\nOverall I'd definitely go back. I loved the casual bar meets club vibe and the chill crowd.
__label__4 This is one Cool place!  I love it and the clothes and shoes - My nieces loved it (two real dogs to play with)!  Today was only my third time visiting this store and just my second visit since the change over!
__label__3 Went here for lunch and the lunch specials were so affordable. Our server was a sweet heart and the fod was very good.
__label__3 two words. MANGO HABANERO ;)\n\nim a regular on tuesdays for .45 cent wings... but damn, do i have to bring my own bottle of Ranch sauce in my purse, since they charge .50 per little bitty serving? I GUESS.
__label__3 Really enjoy myself at during sporting events here! The food is not great but the atmosphere compensates for it. I have always had great service here and they always have some kind of great happy hour. My kids really enjoy it so its great to go as a family as well!!! They have tvs everywhere and you can't beat the prices!
__label__2 I'm not a big fan of the concept of the Walmart Neighborhood Market - according to Walmart, it's supposed to \"woo shoppers with easier parking, less crowded aisles and quicker checkout.\" I can see how that would be appealing to someone who treats Walmart SuperCenter as the place to do their primary grocery shopping. In that case, the individual would probably welcome the opportunity to skip out on the toys, electronics, home goods, and massive lines that characterize your average Super Walmart. They would probably be thrilled with the fact that this version of Walmart maintains the low prices but downsizes the space and speeds up checkout (and for that matter, has self-checkout, which larger Walmarts do not). \n\nHowever, since I shop for groceries elsewhere (my love, Fresh and Easy, or Fry's), only get food at Walmart if I'm also there shopping for other things, and see Walmart as a place to find home goods (paper products, cat food, towels) at really low prices, the Neighborhood Market doesn't really serve my needs. When I went to this location last night to check it out on the day of its grand opening, I discovered that the selection of non-food home goods is pretty small. As an example, they only had 2-3 brands of cat food. They also didn't have hard alcohol (only wine and beer), and the deli selection looked pretty slim. \n\nTo sum it up, if you frequent larger Walmarts for food, limited house goods, and the pharmacy, you will appreciate having a downsized version of the store. If you like going to Walmart to find a really large selection of every kind of product, you will probably not find the Neighborhood Market too useful.
__label__1 Good Steak, Bad Business!\n\nMy husband, our son (aged 7) and I went to Arrowhead Grill to celebrate my hubby's 42nd birthday. \n\nUpon arrival, we were immediately seated, waitstaff was nice, everything went well till the steaks came out.\n\nWe had already had some decent raw oysters, and some ok-not-great- bread.\n\n My $43 DelMonico (\"our specialty of the house\"!) was so tough I had to send it back. The waiter was appropriately apologetic and brought it back; made me a hew one, but it wasn't done till my family was almost done with the rest of dinner, and I was about full of the a la carte side dishes anyway by that time.(of them, the creamed spinach was VERY good, and the cheesy scallopped potatoes too cheesy and not creamy at all. More like smothered potatoes.)\n\nThe manager came over and partially apologized, made sure the new one was good, and told me \"The second steak is on us.\" Like I even got to EAT the first one, OR the second one, since it came out 15 mins after I sent the other back!! For a family of three who had spent $236, they charged me for BOTH Delmonico steaks and then took ONE off. \n\nBAD BUSINESS! The ENTIRE steak should have been removed from the bill, consistent with policy at other eateries of this caliber. It was not very flavorful but was more tender, but I only ate about 4 bites before I was too full to eat anymore. Plus, now I was annoyed. In this economy, people are more choosy about where to spend their hard-earned money. Why drive people away with an asinine practice like that??\n\nWhen I complained about the policy, the manager kind of shrugged and said, more or less, it is what it is. He actually smirked. It was very car-salesman-like. (Sorry, car salesmen.)\n\nWe will be taking our next $200 meal-eating selves to Ruth's Chris from now on. VERY BIG DISAPPOINTMENT.\n\nOn an up note, my husband said HIS filet mignon was one of the best he ever had, AND I have to admit the $7 tableside s'mores are well worth the time and the mere $7 if you have a kid who likes to roast marshmallows and get sticky. The marshmallows were homemade bug square ones cut into four pieces, you get to melt those over a little flame and dip into melted Hershey's chocolate and eat on a graham cracker. That was the best part of the meal for some of us!!\n\nBut seriously folks, there's a reason Arrowhead can't play with the big guys...they don't treat their customers like the big guys do. Even though we live nearby, we will make the drive to a better place, where we are bound to get the steak done right the first time; AND get treated right when things go wrong so there will BE a next time.
__label__0 Sorry this place really sucked . \n\nit was expensive and not worth the money YOU CAN COOK BETTER even if you can't cook..I have no idea why people like and recommend this place . \n\nanything cheese is from what I had is in a fake cheese sauce . Very orange even more so than Velveeta . \n\nThe side vegetable (was asparagus ) was cooked till it fell apart and with less skill than the local 2 Star Asian Buffet. \n\ndisappointed more so than most places\n\nAs only a VERY SLIGHT update 1/22/14\n\nSince my review I haven't been back so I can't update my review but my husband ate here twice. He said the steaks he had were OK. He didn't have vegetables either visit but did have the Green Chile Macaroni and Cheese and said it was very improved from what we had when we were there. I asked him how he'd rate his meals and he said around three stars because it was OK. \n\nMost likely I won't return anyway.
__label__0 Came here for Mother's day per friends recommendation. My mom and i both ordered the Delmonico steak. My steak came out fine but my mom's steak was TOO salty. We sent it back and the 2nd steak came out with no flavor. Service was very poor and the restaurant wasn't even busy. We had to ask the waitress to refill our bread and she forgot twice. Manager knew the problem and didn't even stop to talk to us. Worst part is the manager walked away to avoid us as we tried to approach him. For the price we paid for the food we expected better service. Will not go back.
__label__2 Overall a great place. I had the Delmonico steak. Best flavor of steak I have had in a long time. Crab cakes were good but not amazing. I am judging on taste and quality versus price mind you. For the price I would have expected jumbo lump crab in the cakes. The sauce/relish/salsa on top was very tasty. Pretzel fondue is great and worth trying. Suddenly everyone has pretzel fondue on their menus or pretzel buns with their sandwiches. We did go on one of their 2 for 1 steak nights. Great deal for a good steakhouse. Not so good are their tip policies on that. I understand tipping on what the meal should have cost etc. But I am not a fan of a 20% gratuity being added to a bill just because a deal/coupon is used. What if the service was bad? There was a small issue also with a bottle of wine that was out of stock. They substituted a slightly more expensive(10 dollars maybe) bottle at the cost of the other bottle. Great. But then the server added the cost of the higher priced wine to the overall bill and subtracted the 10 dollars later. This in effect added to his guaranteed 20% tip. Very shady server practice.
__label__1 I'm not trying to get a free meal with this review. I just got home from AG, and I'll never go back again. I did say that before, about one year ago, but when the AG first opened they were so good I thought I'd give them another chance. The service was fair, my steak was okay, but not the steak I get for the price, $39+ anywhere else. Horrible side dish portions and quality for such inflated prices!!! Goodbye AG.
__label__2 Although the food was good,  the service was terrible. I love to go to fine dining establishments, and this did not compare. We ordered our drinks and they took at least 10 minutes to get to us.  Then,  our food was lukewarm except for the filet. By the time I wanted another cocktail, I was already finished with dinner.  The check was left at our table,  we paid,  and the server came back to grab the check with his tip, and did not see if we needed anything else. He did not clean off the table or nothing.  You would think they would offer coffee, clean the table off, or something, but no. He grabbed his tip and bailed. Hopefully our server was just having a bad night, but I'm not sure we'll go back.
__label__3 Great food, amazing service from our server Brent was superb!\n\nArrowhead Grill is the nicest place West of Central.
__label__1 3 measly chicken fingers on a pile of soggy fries. How do you mess up chicken fingers?! 9 bucks...no thank you.
__label__4 The pizza is great and it's so original! The price is good and the food is great. But don't ask them for ranch it will highly offend them, they say that people use ranch to cover up the taste of bad pizza. The cheese is amazing!
__label__1 I have to agree with Taric W.'s review.
__label__0 Wow this place has very bad service.   Stopped in for a personal size pizza had 45 min before movie starts next door.  Seated no more then 20 feet from the pizza station.  After 30 min the server comes by and says they are still woking on it.  15 min latter we walked out with nothing.  This was the  only time we talked to the server and the Manager never came over, even though he could see us seating there bored to death, to explain why they are inept.  \nHad more conversation with the bus boy as he pickup around us.  Really how long does it take to bake  a 12\" pizza 5 -8 min.\nNever again, has been 3 years since I was there before and it was so-so then, so it's not gotten better.  Fool me once good for you, fool me twice shame on me.
__label__2 Ordered the white pizza with tomato onion and kalamata olives and was pretty tasty. They recommended that the pizza be cooked for an extended amount of time because of the wet ingredients which caused the crust to be slightly burned with a tad too much crunch for my tastes.  Plenty of staff inside.  Interior atmosphere was o.k.  The only markdown I give them is the price. It seemed to lack value and was over priced.  Probably will not return given it is too far away from me...and even if there were one closer, other places would get my dollar first.
__label__0 Honestly? I'm just done with this Grimaldi's. The service absolutely SUCKS and last night's effort was definitely a perfect example of what's wrong with this location.\n\nWe had a 1 hour wait last evening, which was excessive given there were tables that were empty waiting to be filled for quite some time. Secondly, we ordered 2 salads but only received 1 of them. We waited so long for the other, the pizza came out first so we cancelled the other salad. No apology. No offer of making it up to us...nothing. There were at least 1/2 a dozen times when a server or a guest broke a dish or glass while we were there. It was almost to the point where people should have started shouting OPAH! afterwards! At one point during our meal, a child raised a plate over his head, smashed a plate to the floor (to which the parents did NOTHING--but that's another story) right in front of the server. The plate broke in a thousand pieces, several of which hit us in the legs. It took at least 15 minutes before someone came and swept up the remnants of the broken plate. That is unacceptable but......Did the manager come over? Heck no. He didn't even MOVE or turn around from his seat at the bar where he was parked watching the Spurs/Heat game. That's right. The manager parked his butt in a seat at the bar the entire time. He would randomly get up and go cut a pizza from time to time, without washing his hands first mind you, but he never came around to a single table, never looked up once during the parade of broken dishes, and could not have been any less involved in his shift. The pizza took so long to arrive that it was actually cold and the crust was soggy. \n\nDone. There's just no reason for this when Grimaldi's isn't a cheap visit at all. I've given too many chances and it's just not worth it.
__label__3 I am a fan!  My dearest and I went last night - he is borderline diabetic so doesn't eat pizza very often.  But, he had a need for za so we went to Grimaldi's.  We had been there once before many year ago with a larger party but this was just the two of us.  Red and white checkered tablecloths - I looked around for LADY or a TRAMP but none in sight.  We got there early and were lucky to score a high top table as the place was filled otherwise.  Our waitress was so good.  Personable, knowledgeable about the menu and much more importantly, friendly.  \n\nI ordered the house pinot  for $4.00.  WOW.  Generous pour and a really nice pinot.  OK so my dearest went with a Miller Lite.............  There are three basic choices for the pizza.   Regular, tomato based sauce (sure it was San Marzano's), white sauce and pesto.  We opted for the regular with meatball, onion, mushroom and green pepper on half for you know who!  Not me!\n\nThe atmosphere is fun - lively, kids doing their thing, and a great patio!  We waited awhile for our pizza but it was fun just date talking and people watching.   Several of the people around us ordered one of their salads.  They looked wonderful and the small one easily feeds 3 if not 4.  \n\nWhen our pizza came it was delicioso!  I am such a fan.  They only serve beer and wine but what's not to like with an excellent pino grig at $4 and Miller Lite ( oh yes they did have many other more palatable options).  \n\nI am looking forward to going back!  Highly recommended!
__label__1 The $1.25 breakfast seemed appealing to my husband and he wanted to try it. I saw these cute looking Swedish desserts made with marzipan so I was curious about them so I picked one up. It is a cafeteria and you go threw a line just like you did at school. I didn't try any of the breakfast plate but to my eye the eggs seemed to have been cooked in a large batch in a steamer. The turkey sausage and potatoes didn't appear to be a fresh kind and had that certain frozen look to them like what you can find in your grocers freezer. You can see in my photo they look very processed.\n\nI go to try the little cake and have a taste of the frosting. Wow! it was terribly sweet and have a texture that was like liquid rubber with an awful after taste. So I peal some off and go for the inside. The cake tasted like something processed and a chemical fake raspberry taste was above it. I fear it had it had castoreum in it. If you don't know what castoreum is you possibly don't want to know what it is but you HAVE eaten some if you ever ate a Cadbury Cream Egg.\n\nA few things did look better than the breakfast like the tomato and cheese salad and the gravlax plates. \n\nIf you are a fan of the meatballs you can buy them in the store in the frozen section.\n\nI think most people have had food outside the box and have had better.\n\n1.5 Stars
__label__2 It's cheap....not the best food, not the best quality. But it's fine to eat when you've been walking around shopping for 5 hours. I finally tried the meatballs and they were alright, but I wouldn't call them good.
__label__1 Pathetic. $10 just to view Ferraris that are roped off?  They could have done this in a more friendly way, perhaps at least allowing some reasonable viewing from the outside and through the glass.  The Ferrari dealer here in AZ has about the same selection and you can get as close to you want and browse on Sundays when the salesmen are not there.  What a disappointment!
__label__3 clean and friendly. What else can you say...\n\nI diddd buy some filet mignon that was at a price that made the food even better ;j\n\nR\\_
__label__3 Wow - I was pleasantly surprised by Brio. When my friend suggested meeting up at SanTan Village, I wasn't too hopeful I'd find a decent place for us to eat. But we both really enjoyed our meals. There was a 45 minute wait for a table, but we quickly snagged a table in the bar area, which wasn't too loud or busy. I had a really delicious malbec and we both had soup as appetizers - lobster bisque and cream of mushroom. They were both delicious, and after eating the soup and the warm bread and flaxseed crisps they give out free, I knew we were probably in for a good meal. When our entrees came, we weren't disappointed. My friend had a scallop and shrimp eggplant spicy risotto (ok, that's not what it was called, but that's what it was) which was great and I had a ricotta-filled ravioli with vodka sauce - it's supposed to come with prosciutto, but they were nice about subbing mushrooms for me instead, since I'm a vegetarian. We didn't have any room for dessert, unfortunately. All in all, this was a really pretty, tasty, and friendly place for dinner. I'd like to return!
__label__3 Went here last night for the second time.  Both times I really enjoyed my time there.  It's the kind of restaurant I am really happy to sit at and enjoy my meal and conversation for a while.  \n\nIt has a really nice ambiance, and pretty good food overall.  I've had lobster raviolis and steak there, and both were good.  \n\nI wouldn't say it's worth really going out of your way for, and it's kind of pricey compared to other restaurants in the area, but I'd recommend it if you want to have a nice meal.
__label__1 We stopped in after cruising around the mall area. Not too shabby, but kind of pricey for portion size. Fresh sourdough bread to begin with, along with some stale tasting crackers. \nStarted out with the shrimp/chorizo bruschetta--which was enjoyable, but kind of messy! Combo of shrimp, chorizo, red and yellow tomatoes, and creamed leeks. All came together rather nicely. For dinner, I had a chicken parmesan hybrid, which wasn't terrible, but the sauce tasted a little bit like spaghetti-o's and there wasn't enough sauce to coat the pasta, \nDrinks were also on the expensive side--$13 glasses of wine?!\nWas ok, not great. Our server was nice and on top of refills/checking in on us.
__label__2 Good ambience. Looks like the cheesecake factory. This place is super busy on the weekends so call ahead. Got the feel of an upscale olive garden. Not impressive but not disappointing either.
__label__1 Tried them twice now, and as far as Italian goes, pretty bland.  Service was kind if stuffy too
__label__4 This is not Olive Garden........I don't mean that in a bad way. Here it is a little more classy. More relaxing and great food! Nice place to take a date or the wife to enjoy a quiet meal and just relax. Servers are very good and nice here.
__label__2 Netflix is awesome. I am not sure how renting videos could be any easier. I just wish they would rent some games to me as well... oh well.\n\nUpdate: They never have any new content regarding feature films.
__label__1 Beware: this review is WHINY.\n\nCity Centre Cafe serves the downtown lunch crowd from the state and federal buildings. They serve up sandwiches, soups, salads, and related fare. The food is fine, though the $7 sandwiches are on the smaller side. I've had a number of average meals here, but my latest made me pissy. Here's what happened:\n\nI asked the manager/owner working the register if they used solid white tuna in the tuna melt. He said yes, so I ordered one. But I tasted the sandwich and knew immediately it was chunk light (sometimes called \"chunk white\"). Anyone who eats/buys canned tuna knows there are 2 grades, solid white being higher quality and more expensive and chunk light/white being lower quality (more miscellaneous fish parts) and cheaper. I brought the sandwich up to the guy and told him I was sure it was chunk light/white, and he said it was and asked if I wanted something instead. \n\nSo the dude straight lied to me and thought I wouldn't be able to taste the difference??? I really don't care if City Centre Cafe wants to save a few bucks by using lower-grade tuna, but don't lie about it to your customers!!!! Like I said, maybe that's a whiny complaint -- it's canned tuna after all -- but the whole thing just pissed me off.\n\nIf my hands were big enough, I would karate chop this place. HYAH!
__label__0 After the day after  Christmas day, my Aunt and I decided to eat at Wolfgangs, to my disappointment! The waitress explain to me I could not switch a potatoe on the chicken entree for a vegetable, without a up charge, instead she offered me potatoe chips!!!! At 13.99 for a chicken entree you should be able to switch to a vegetable on an entree!! Come guys 13.99 entree and you offer potatoe chips as a substitute , what are we at Mc Donalds!!  I won't be back, very tacky! and cheap!  \nAnthony
__label__4 We stumbled across this vet office after we moved into the area and it we thought it was just convenient for our boys' shots.  Four years later we are still going to Spencer Springs on a regular basis for yearly shots or any other concern we have for our two large dogs.\n\nLike other reviewers have stated, the staff is very friendly and prompt.  There are six vets that use the facility, and we have utilized almost all of them on different occasions.  Each doctor is excellent, gentle, and very caring.  Dr. Bower is exceptionally great and my personal favorite; he does not talk down to you, is very personable, and treats each of this animal patients as if they were his own.  The staff is not pushy and do not suggest follow up visits in order to bring in more revenue.  They all really do care for their clients.  On many occasions the vet techs have taken time to chat with me and play with the pups while waiting for the doctor!\n\nEven if it's across town for you, the drive is worth the care your pet will receive at Spencer Springs.  I wouldn't go anywhere else, personally.
__label__0 I went to this vet for almost 2 years and can't remember any of their names...isn't that strange?  I started going here because another co-worker took her dog here.  One of the first visits was because my cat was peeing on things.  The vet said, \"well, it's a male cat, they are pains in the ass.\"  I should've known right then and there this was the wrong place.  Well, my cats don't get sick very often so I just kept bringing them there for annual check-ups and shots. \n\nWhen my cat Floyd started getting sick, we started visiting more and more.  The 2 different vets recommended all sorts of tests, which all came back normal.  The last time I went, the lady vet who I had never seen before recommended another test, which we did.  At this point, it had been 2 months and I was at my wits end.  I ended up taking Floyd to another vet along with his test results.  The new vet immediately saw abnormalities in the results and it turned out that he had stomach cancer.\n\nThe worst part is that the vet at my old place didn't even call to discuss the last lab results with me.  I had to call and get the results sent to the new vet.  then a week after I put Floyd down, Spencer Springs called to ask i I wanted to discuss the lab results.  I coudn't believe it.\n\nHands down worst customer service.  They are not personable and it seemed that they couldn't care less about my pets.
__label__2 It's a decent place to have a few drinks. The waitresses are attractive and the bar has a pretty cool layout. The irish theme stops with the plaid on the mini skirts of the servers. The food is not particulary good, but it's bar food, so what do I expect, right? \n\nUnfortunately \"it's OK\" is the best I can say about this place and the only reason I rate it that high is because I REALLY like boobies.
__label__2 Decent food here but come on, is it really the food you come here for? I like coming here when I have my irish cravings and need a good ol glass of guiness.
__label__2 I live within 10 minutes walking time of this place and finally made it in there today with some friends after a brown bag @gangplank.\n\nI got the veggie pies as they were the only thing vegetarian,but they were delicious. its easy to miss this place but worth finding and trying.
__label__4 Incredible!  Very friendly service and wonderful food.  My husband and I tried the brown stew chicken and the oxtail.  Both excellent!  Prices were very inexpensive for the quality and quantity of food.  A must try!
__label__1 First time I came here I ordered beef patties.  They didn't have any cooked so I bought them frozen. It was a bit of inconvenience but it was still good! \nToday I came once again no cooked beef patties and no frozen patties!! WTH!! Guess I'll find a new Caribbean restaurant.
__label__2 Pasta was good. wine was good. but I cant trust an ITALIAN restaurant that puts Herseys syrup on their tiramisu. Sorry.
__label__3 Took my other half here last week to celebrate his birthday. Nice, cozy spot.. Service was great. He checked on us constantly making sure everything was great. I ordered the Bolognese. It was a little bland. My boyfriend ordered the FRUTTI DI MARE and it was uh-mazing!! It was so delicious that I kept stealing the shrimps from his plate! Lol. The dessert was absolutely divine. We chose the Gelato with espresso on top and it was a hit! We really enjoyed the food and service we received at this place.
__label__1 While there wasn't anything terrible about my dinner here, there wasn't anything terribly memorable either. I went for a date with my boyfriend on a Monday night after purchasing a Groupon. I enjoyed the stuffed mushrooms and my rotolini, and my boyfriend liked his veal. But nothing jumped out at us as amazing. Over all, we were very glad to have purchased the groupon, because otherwise we would have been very unhappy to pay the seriously over-priced bill. The service was about the same as the food....not terrible, but lackluster.
__label__1 I am really getting tired of restaurants that specialize in a specific region of the world, yet do such a poor job a reflecting the culinary offerings of that region.\n\nI must confess, I am not an expert on Greek cuisine, but I feel I have had better Greek than this. \n\nI can tell the difference between fresh ingredients and something that has sat in the walk-in cooler for a couple of weeks. \n\nThis is Las Vegas, a restaurant can not afford to get lazy about quality or it will end up being another victim of the recession.
__label__2 I tried this Mad Greek location for the first time today. I ordered the Mad Gyro Combo with rice. The gyro was good. Full of meat. The salad underneath was a little store bought but refreshing nonetheless. The tzatziki was great. Loaded with dill and chunks of cucumber. The pita was kind of dry and even a little bit crunchy in places. The rice was simple but good. I think it was cooked with chicken broth. The best part of my experience was when they brought me a free sample of their fried zuchini sticks. Delicious. Between the good and the bad, the Greek was okay in my book.
__label__1 I'm writing this review in sections, as I'm eating these foods....\nOur order consists of a Gyro plate, Hamburger for the wife, Fried Zucchini and Saganaki.\nSaganaki (aka Hopa Cheese) is bitter and there was no presentation, I'm disappointed\nThe Fried Zucchini are fairly decent but they have a good ranch dressing.\n The Hamburger leaves a lot to be desired, flavoreless.\n The Gyro plate was ok, I thought it was funny that the waiter couldn't pronounce it, so that was   cool\n I didn't think this place was so fast food style. Maybe I caught it on a bad day but I won't be coming back but I've been craving good Greek food so maybe I'll try somewhere else,
__label__1 So we were back on this side if town and excited to have an excuse to return. Hate to say it but we were disappointed. Zucchini fingers were not crisp. They actually bent in half when you picked them up. Also, they no longer serve them with tatziki (sp?) sauce but will charge you $1 extra for a really small container. Um, isn't that like going to an American diner and being charged extra for ketchup?  Also, the zucchini desperately needed salt. \n\nMy beef and lamb gyro was ok. A little dry. Hubby had their famous Oscar burger that comes with pastrami on it, which was dry. \n\nThe little salad that came with the meal seemed to have a cup of dressing on it. Yikes!\n\nSorry to say but won't be stopping by again. Better Greek food at Stephanos which is closer to us anyway.
__label__0 Please get courteous waitresses!  We dine there all the time in the evenings & those waitresses are kind & appear to be of Greek Nationality. Today we made the mistake & had lunch.  The waitress was Mexican & RUDE!  We no more sat down & she was on us to order NOW!  What's the rush?!?!?Make a change or you won't get our $$ any more, dinner or lunch!  We are the customers. WE MATTER!
__label__1 I have been waiting to review this place for a while because I wanted to like it.  I've been about three times, but I don't think I will go back anytime soon.  The food was pretty good and that is NOT my complaint.  I have always enjoyed eating at Hammerheads, but I have NEVER enjoyed the service and I think they just don't care.  We have even complained (politely) about the service hoping that the manager would get a clue.  Most of the wait staff obviously has no experience waiting tables.  They consistently forgot to bring things to the table and had to be asked repeatedly... good luck getting a refill and sometimes even bread or the soup you ordered and wanted to eat before the meal!  I felt that they must be inexperienced because of the simple mistakes.  Well, no improvement upon service has occurred, so I have come to the conclusion that they just don't care.  It actually pisses me off, because you'd assume that management would at least care.  Obviously, they do not take any steps to improve the abilities of their staff and are happy with their sub-par customer service... so, I will be happy to give a sub-par rating.  It's a shame really, because I would have been a repeat customer.  Get a clue Hammerheads and take care of your customers so that they actually come back!
__label__2 We were down in the area for the arts festival and the park toward the point was all torn up and under construction. Not sure what's going on there but hopefully it will be an improvement.
__label__4 What a cool park. Located right downtown, this greenspace gives you great views of the city, as well as all of the bridges over the Allegheny and Monogahela. I came on a beautiful early summer day and tons of people were out by the fountain, and tons more on their boats moored up alongside the walkway that goes all along the river. It is a very peaceful place, and a great way to see some of the architecture of the city. A definite must-stop if you are going to Pittsburgh for the first time.
__label__4 Not high maintenance but sure enjoyed my one experience here. \n\nI had gotten a gift certificate at my bridal shower. I chose the weekend before my wedding. I got the \"Pamper Me\" package @ $135- salt glow & steam, hot herbal wrap, and 55 minute massage- two hours of bliss- this meant no wedding worries of any kind what-so-ever (I know all brides can relate). It was just what I needed in order to get prepared for my one special day. I was relaxed, clean, shiny, and new. For a goal-oriented person who  wants to mark things off the To-Do list- this is major.\n\nThe staff is very nice. Very tranquil setting. The music is soft. The lights are dim. Tips are put in an envelope at the front desk.  \n\nI would gladly get this package again. I would highly recommend this day spa- they will treat you very well.
__label__4 I was very excited to get the opportunity to play Shadow this week.  It was everything I expected it to be.  Great layout, perfect fairways and greens, very friendly staff, and great forecaddies.  If you get the opportunity, you have to play it!
__label__2 Good, fast food.\n\nI stop here every so often when I'm walking on Craig for an inexpensive, but filling meal. Go for the sub combos, easily the best deal on the menu and make sure you ask them to toast it!
__label__0 Purchased a six inch with combo at this subway and I was charged $8.50. The soda and the drink was half the price of my sandwich? When I went to a different subway for the same meal I was charged $6.30. Won't be going back to this subway.
__label__2 Pretty much the same as every other Chipotle which is pretty decent quality food at moderate prices. Not particularly large standard burritos but enough for an average person for lunch.\n\nVisiting from Seattle, I don't know about the local availability of more authentic Mexican fare, but everywhere else I have been have had much better and cheaper taco trucks and restaurants.
__label__0 OK heres the deal...I went here on a sunday just to watch the 2nd half of the football game....Ordered a picture of beer, got 1 clean glass and 1 dirty glass...STRIKE 1......ordered the crabdip app....1 clean plate 1 dirty plate....STRIKE2.....Also ordered the prime rib sub....just not good...My friend ordered a steak sub...the sub was 5 inch long and just DRY....STRIKE 3....I hated to leave without tipping,,,,but this was one of the WORST places Ive EVER been to........
__label__0 I loved this place when I moved in.  I thought it was perfect.  I had a great view from my balcony, steps away from Pita Jungle and Lola Coffee.  There was a park right across the street for my dogs to run around in.  I didn't think much of it when then management changed from Greystar to Birkshire.  Didn't see any huge differences.  They seemed really friendly... until I decided to move out.  And then they make it their job to screw me out of every last dollar to my name.\n\nI will admit, I had a fast move out.  I forgot a box in the apartment and I didn't have a maid service come in and do a professional cleaning.  I figured paying a few hundred dollars wasn't that big of a deal to save me the hassle.\n\nAnd then I got the $1300 bill.  Yes you read that correctly.  There are two zeros at the end of that number.  They charged me $1300 to clean a 700 sf. apartment.  I did what any sane person in my situation would do and I refused to pay it.  That is until I was sent to collections and faced destroying my credit and rental history.\n\nSo I settled it with the collection agency and moved on with my life.  I genuinely thought that Roosevelt Square was done ruining my life.  I was wrong again. Almost a year later, I put in an application for another apartment complex and was told that my credit report shows that I STILL owe money to Roosevelt Square and that they cannot rent to me unless I can provide them with documentation that this debt was paid.\n\nSo I called Roosevelt Square and SURPRISE, they have no record of my settlement with them.  In fact, they came up with another $500 that they claim I still owe them.  My only option at that point was to contact the debt collection agency.  They were able to provide me with a copy of my settlement in full letter in under an hour.  A debt collection agency was more helpful and more competent than this joke of an office.\n\nRoosevelt Square looks really nice, is in a great location and has a bunch of really awesome amenities.  But so do all of the other apartment complexes in the area.  Do yourself a favor.  Move somewhere else and stay away from this bottomless money pit.
__label__0 I have glanced over the other reviews and generally speaking I can attest to and agree with the other 1/2 star ratings.  With that being said, I will only speak to my own unique personal experiences with this apartment since the other reviews covered some of my complaints adequately (shutting the water off for hours at a time on a weekly basis with no warning, checking the fire alarms at least on a monthly basis, low quality appliances, etc.). This review may be a tad on the long side but believe me, if you are considering moving here, it is all stuff that would be beneficial to know.\n\nFirst things first, this complex is woefully under-managed. The property manager and front office staff are the most incompetent, unprofessional people I have met in all my years of dealing with rental property. They are rude and will talk junk directly to your face (the customer is not always right at Roosevelt). If they aren't out back smoking cigarettes in the parking garage, they're busy sending out emails riddled with grammatical errors. At one point, I even had a staff member of the complex admit that they get DAILY complaints about how terrible the property manager is. \n\nI moved to this apartment from out of state, therefore I had all the paperwork done through email and fax in order to facilitate a move in date that matched up with the date I arrived in Phoenix. I was told multiple times that everything was in line and I was good to go. I get on the cross country flight to Phoenix with my dog and suitcase and take a taxi to the apartment. Once there, I was told that the paperwork would not go through and essentially \"sorry about it, not our problem.\" This left me homeless in a new city with which I had no clue about. I had to rent a hotel room and a rental car for a WEEK, before the management fixed whatever issue they were having with the paperwork. I knew from that point on it was going to be a horrible experience but believe me, I called around and all the other apartments in the same area were booked. \n\nNext thing is: THIS IS NOT A GATED COMMUNITY. Sure, there's a gate in theory, but the key fob access only worked about 25% of the time that I lived there. It must truly be the most difficult, complicated thing to keep running properly because the doors broke on a weekly basis. At one point the gates weren't working for around 8 months straight and I guess the word got out to the homeless community. Other tenants and I found multiple homeless people wandering the halls checking doorknobs as well as homeless people sleeping in the corridors. There was also gang graffiti that began to appear in the hallways. Don't get me wrong, this is a safe community IMO, but that doesn't take away from the fact that there is a lot of vagrants that do walk through this area. The gates are needed to ensure safety. \n\nMy last and final complaint is that there were multiple instances of the front office staff stealing and/or withholding my packages. I would get an alert from the office or a slip from Fedex that said there's a package in the front office. When I would go to pick it up the office workers would look for a brief minute and claim sorry it's not here. (Very helpful I know). They would say its not their problem, despite ya know legally it is their responsibility since they sign for all the packages. I eventually filed a mail fraud claim with the local postal office and the issue of missing packages ended shortly thereafter. \n\nOverall, this community has a great location and some friendly tenants. But for $1,000 a month the quality of the apartments is way below value and the management is simply not worth dealing with. Heed this review and the others. This apartment doesn't have a 2 star rating for no reason.
__label__4 Natural Stitches is a wonderful store. They have a variety of yarns in a variety of price ranges. They always greet me by  name when I come in and there are always a group of people (some employees) sitting on the comfy couches knitting. They are always willing to help you interpret a pattern or show you a technique or help you out with a problem. One of the things *I* like about Natural Stitches is that you can go in and browse without any interference BUT there is always someone to help if you ask. I like being able to wonder by myself and browse. The best of both worlds. Great assistance, but the ability to look on my own. Highly recommend this store!
__label__1 I dunno, I was drunk when I got there.  It's amateur night there every night! They have a mechanical bull.  You might find yourself looking up at the sky wondering if it was 8 seconds.  Trust me it wasnt.
__label__3 Had a really great time here, tons of people and really good music, and the thing I remember MOST clearly was that there was NO line for the women's bathroom! Maybe girls are just lower maintenance or more considerate than in NYC, but I was so impressed with the lack of a bathroom line.
__label__1 Don't remember all very well but I know it's more of a young relaxed crowd that frequent this club. Whisky River comes with a country vibe to it. I first came in here back in '08 or '09 with some friends in which I got us a table and had a fun time dancing and watching drunk chicks get on some mechanical bull they have in there yeah fun time.\n\nNow, move forward to 2011. After hanging out at Kazba which turned out to be a let down, I tried to get into this club with friends from NC.\nGot to the door and my friends were fine to go in but not me. The guy at the entrance didn't believe my Nevada ID was real. Informed him I was visiting from LV. He asked me what's the address on it and before I could tell him, he said no, you're not getting in with this... haha dude cracked me up!\n\nThe trip to charlotte ended up being weird. I was in the twilight zone, what a bummer.
__label__0 Terrible service. Very unprofessional would never go back. Chose a different location in the epicentre if you want a good time and to be treated well.
__label__3 We have come here a few times and have always had a great time. The free bull rides are great and the guy that runs it is really friendly. (if you want to stay on a while make sure to put on a show on the bull). \n\nThis was the first time we've made it on the dance floor. It was packed. If you like being crammed in to dance then this is a great place. I personally don't like such a packed floor but it was still a good time.
__label__0 I was pretty disappointed with Whisky River - we were expecting an awesome bar with tons of whisky mixed drinks... they only had a small selection of whisky.  It was more like flavored vodka river - We didn't stay to eat after waiting at the bar for our table and finding out that it was more commercialized then specialized.  I'm sure some people will really like this place, but its just like your average Chilies restaurant.
__label__0 We didn't eat, we didn't dance, all we did was drink a few beers.  Our bottles of beer were not cold enough.  Neither were the drafts.  It's my fault for not complaining because they could have accommodated us in someway.  But, even still, 4 different beers, 4 times not in temp.
__label__3 AMC Deer Valley 30 is close to my pad and convenient. It's a regular ol modern movie theater, nothing too special, nothing to alarming. As the name implies, there are 30 different theaters inside, so movie hoppers rejoice here.\n\nWe like to hit it before noon on Sundays to take advantage of the $5 early bird ticket price specials.
__label__1 The only reason I ever come this theater is for movies I want to see in 3D IMAX. \nPros:\n   IMAX\n   Clean.\n   Close to home.\n   \nCons:\n   Popcorn sucks.\n   Way overpriced concessions.  \n   Seats are comfortable, but narrower than an airplane seat.\n\nI will drive a little further for a Harkins over AMC any day.
__label__2 It's not a Caribbean restaurant, it's \"soul fusion\".  If you're looking for Jamaican food, don't come here. Go to Island Grocery & restaurant [google it].  The greens were a little too tangy, the rice and peas was more like rice and beans.  They said they're known for the sauce, that too was too tangy.  The cornbread just fell apart, but that was the best part. $11 dinner, overpriced for serving.  The chef and cashier were lovely, I asked them for the best of what they had and this was it.  My taste buds prefer less soul and more Caribbean. Tried it, doubt I'll be back.
__label__4 Stopped by on the recommendation of a friend. It looked a bit pricy at first but it turned out they actually had an unadvertised lunch special (entree with two sides!) for under six dollars.\n\nThe staff was great/very attentive and I'll definitely be back to try the rest of the sides.
__label__0 I have been coming to this office for the past 12 years.  Although I do like my Cardiologist (Dr. Hines), I cannot remember a time when I have had to call to make an appointment that I didn't have a problem with the scheduling department. This office is very unfriendly.  The staff act as though they are doing you a favor and that you are putting them out.  \n\nI had to call to make my yearly stress test (for which I had to wait over 6 minutes on hold before I got to speak with a person), she asked for my phone number \"in case we get disconnected\", she spent the next 4 minutes trying to find an available appointment time and then proceeded to question as to whether I was \"authorized\" to have this particular test.  After I explained that my doctor had ordered it, she said \"just a minute\" and put me on hold.  After being on hold for over another 6 minutes, when it seemed she was coming back on the line, I was actually disconnected.  I waited a few minutes to see if she would call me back.  Then I called again, only this time instead of being told to wait the message went to a recording that said they were busy and if I would leave a message with my phone number, someone would get back to me immediately, that was 6 weeks ago and I never received a call back.  \n\nIf you have the time to waste and can deal with the disorganization and lack of good customer service, this is the place for you.  I will emphasize here that I find my doctor very good and have hung in there because I like him.  However, there may come a time when I just can't deal with the front office staff any longer.  They are so busy there, that they seem to not care as to whether they are inconsiderate to a patient because they don't have to work hard to find a replacement.
__label__4 10 hours ago I was informed that I needed to hop on a plane tomorrow morning to attend a wedding in Vegas. It's 7:30pm and I am in dire need of a haircut. I logged onto yelp to find the highest rated and closest salon to my house. I called into Salon krush and to my surprise was welcomed to come in (right at closing time) to get taken care of. I was greeted by Nicole who agreed to stay late and cut my hair. I walked out 30 or so minutes later with one of, if not the best, cuts I've ever had. Not only did she do a tremendous job on my hair but she also had a very refreshing personality. I rarely have an experience out in Scottsdale that is worthy of my time to write a review but Nicole and Salon Krush exceeded all my expectations and provided one of the best client experiences I've had in a very long time.
__label__1 I had the special (a chicken sandwich) and it was okay.  I've only been once and it seemed a little pricey...but I could be wrong.  I will probably head back sometime though.  Good place to play Trivia on Tuesday.
__label__0 Pizza is okay NOT THE BEST ..very rude ppl asked for a slice ..they didnt have a slice i had to buy a whole pizza..should consider taking the slices of the menu it happend one time now a second time!! Will never go bak here again!!
__label__1 For the wait, I was really expecting something spectacular.  Like, semi-blow your mind spectacular.  Instead, after having to wait in the \"invited guests\" line for quite some time (read: 45 minutes) and being offered up as the sacrificial \"girl who makes eye contact with bouncer and gets group in,\" Jet turned out to be your average club (at least in my own humble opinion).  The music was a fairly good mix of Top 40, rap, hip hop, and whatnot depending on which room you were in, but it was far too crowded to really \"get my groove on.\"  I'd go to another venue if you're in Vegas - preferably one where you don't have to hurdle crowds to get to the bar or to even get out of the club.
__label__3 Waiting in the Guestlist line for half an hour, my group finally got inside after we decided not to wait at Pure. The decor was nice but WAY to crowded in the main room. The video LCD paneled roof was a mindblowing visual effect because I have never seen anything similar. It goes with the beat and that really was neat. Then there are stripper poles for the girls to dance on with masses of horny men around them waiting to pounce. Drinks are $15 range and standard and not strong. The other rooms were a neat feature to seperate the masses according to their musical tastes such as House, and Hip Hop (crunk). The main room was crowded and to make it worse, VIP booths are jammed in adjacent to the dance floor. It was a hassle trying to dance and move through the crowds to get to the bar. The bar was even more crowded. People standing and linining up 2-3 people deep, even on the other side wall of the VIP booths opposite of the bar. It was very hard to walk through. I just stayed in the house room all night for the househead that I am. Even that place got crowded. But I enjoyed it only because of house music. So I suppose it was worth the $30 entry.
__label__1 Yet  ANOTHER joke on my recent trip to Vegas.\n\nSince it was a Monday night and all of the other halfway decent looking places were closed, we decided to try Jet.\n\nThe club opens at 10:30.\nWe got in line at 10:15.  It wasn't a long line at all.  There was maybe 20-30 people in front of us, IF THAT.\n\nLet's just say we stood in line till Midnight!\n\nSo we get in and its huge inside. (which is the reason for the star)\nThere is three rooms, all with different music.\nThere are poles all over the place and a lot of room to dance.\n\nSo we get a drink and go to the dance floor.\nDude, some people are just dirty.  There were some dirty ass people dancing nasty.  I mean please, have some class people.  People were rude and pushing and spilling drinks all over the place (including all over my friend).\nI got annoyed as did he so we just left after not even being there for an hour.\n\nI'll never do that again.
__label__1 I'm not really tuned into the Vegas club scene anymore so we decided to hit up Jet solely because we were staying at the Mirage and didn't feel like walking elsewhere. Didn't have to wait in line because we showed up at probably 1:30 am, but still had to pay the ridiculous $30 cover.\n\nThe setup is nice but the DJs in each room that night seemed to be playing the exact same tracks but offset at 5 minute intervals. So we'd dance in one room for a few minutes until they started playing booty shit like the Yin-Yang Twins, then we'd hop on over to the main room, but they'd start playing the SAME exact track we just heard in the other room. So then we'd check out the 3rd room, and yep, \"TO THE WINDOW, TO THE WALLLLL/TIL SWEAT DROPS DOWN MY BALLS\". \n\nThere's only so much \"sweat drops down my balls\" I can take, and its definitely much less than hearing it 3 times consecutively. And dude, that song was played out about 3 years ago. Quick common sense tip for DJs who spin at venues with mutliple rooms: compare your tracks beforehand to your fellow DJs, and make sure you aren't playing the same shit.
__label__0 I went there once on a Saturday in November, and it SUCKED. I don't know what you lucky girls were talking about, I definitely had to pay $30 bucks. Maybe it was because I was with my boyfriend. Anyhow, it was pretty much the worst nightclub I've experienced in my life. It was crowded and hot. You can't find the freaking restrooms. You can't dance without getting elbowed and kicked by all the not-so-coordinated club goers. You couldn't sit anywhere unless you had a reserved VIP table. Lame. Not to mention all the guys smoking cigars inside. I mean really, clean air is crucial when you're breaking it down. And I don't know if this is the same for all Vegas nightclubs, but people don't know how to party at this club. Or at least hold their alcohol. The bouncers kept coming by with BIOHAZARD bags and cleaning up (puke?) stuff off the floors. I mean it happened like six times. Other people in the club were just tripping on something and acting like weirdos. I dunno, but it looked like a druggie club for sure, and I'm not in it for that. I just like to drink and dance, how hard is that.  If I could give half a star that's what they would get. Go to Rockhouse Bar and Nightclub. That is another yelp story, however.
__label__1 The look of the place is great. Of course it is, it's Vegas baby!\n\nI just really hated how they had everyone wait in line for over an Hour even though they were already open.\n\nPlus $40 cover? I don't know if paid that full amount but my guy friends did...it sucks.
__label__1 One star for getting in \"VIP\" .... aka being a moderately attractive girl in a skirt in vegas\n\nAnother star for the poles in the middle of the room mounted on a platform. Lets be real, there is no way in hell I'd get up there, but it was a refreshing departure from the professional biddie sluts to see that all the masses were allowed up there ... aka great entertainment.\n\nAs for the rest of the club .... typical. Las Vegas-y. Smoke machines. Deafening house music. Packed. Sweaty.\n\nOh, and my personal favorite ... the promise by the promoters  of 'free drinks for girls all night,' ....no. False claim. \n\nThe SIX DOLLAR glass of cranberry juice I ordered (a smart girl's gotta bring her own flask!). Not to be outdone, and in an effort to further torture the sober, a bottle of water was $10. Woof.
__label__3 This was the first club i had been to in all Vegas. My expectations were high, through the roof high. JET seemed to have all the right moves. \n first off we had a promoter guy put us on the list. THe list of doom. we thought we were getting in. we thought we didn't have to wait in line. Well think again. After being escorted to the long ass line that the promoter said would take about 10 minutes, at the longest to get through he ditched us to go find his next group. ya whatever i had my coke and rum, heavy on the rum, so i was good. My girls.. not so happy. They had no drink, there feet hurt. Besides the point we got in after maybe a half hour of waiting. Not bad. We get in they make me throw away my drink..tear... and then wham your in and its loud and you think it's the best thing ever. WE see a girl she's like \"free shots.\"  I'm like hell ya.. then she's like you have to tip.. All i had was a 20. I told her that, and she grabbed my shot out of my hands and walked away. AWkward. ya. SO i'm like whatever i have this free drink thing in my hand, cause i'm all about not spending money. I wait in line for a drink. get my drink, try to get change for a 20 the man ignores me like no ones business, I was not down to wait for him      for another minute just so i could tip him so i didnt. First time not tipping. Felt bad, but not that bad. \nWe get on the dance floor.. where do we start? We must of looked confused then a barely clad girl asks if we want to dance with her on the private pole area. We are over there before the girl knew what hit her. It was awesome. Awesome. Since we had to ditch the guys to get in we had no protection from the douchey guys all around. So when we were brought over to dance where we would be seen but not touched it was like finding gold! so happy. \n we danced i was happy, i was drunk. My girls we drunk. It was a great night. I liked jet. I loved their bathrooms. I loved that it was dark enough to not see how sloppy everyone was, but light enough that i could find who i was looking for. \n I give JET 4 stars, not 5. But 4. \n the DJ was not the best, but definitely dance-able.
__label__1 Packed like a can of sardines...smelled fishy too..*scratches head*\n\nOverpacked, much older crowd it seemed (even the go-go dancers), and a bunch of smokers blowing way too much smoke (pet peeve) = Not my cup of tea.\n\nWeaved our way in...danced a little in what seemed to have an open spot to maneuver...OH MY GAWD..it took forever walking from the entrance to the bar and to the mini dancefloor..only to find ourselves walking back out since it was way too damn packed. We were a group of nine girls and we held each other's hands, hoping not to lose anyone in the crowd.\n\nAlthough we got in for free, it seemed like everyone else did as well. I don't mind paying cover if it means I get a little bit of breathing room ya know. I was literally inhaling smoke left and right @ the bar. Not a pleasant first time experience. =(\n\nOn the upside, I did like the music they played (early 90s hip hop). It brought back a lot of high school memories. JET certainly does not compare to the beautiful Club XS!!! We missed XS so much we were aching to go back..and so we did!\n\nSorry JET..I was not a happy camper *thumbs down*..Better luck next time, that is if there is a next time.
__label__0 I showed up here against my better judgement to meet my buddy who i thought was inside. The night at JET started with the head host, Jarred or something, telling me how unimportant I was. Quote: \"sir, we're turning away guys with $5000 penthouse suites. If I can get you in you gotta pay 40 bucks.\" Ummm ok, dude. We're full would have surficed. So then my buddy shows up; i suppose he's more important then me. He was walking in and saw me and said \"what you doing? Come on boss!\" so I along i went. Music was super lame. It was last years top 40 with music player mixes. It also had alot of wallflowers, understanably. We had two drinks and a shot and left within 45 minutes. That bad. For the price and the treatment they give, there are way too many clubs in Vegas to come here. Go to one of those.
__label__2 We went to the Mirage during the day to go see some tiger cubs! OO SO CUTE!!! \nWhile we were admiring how cute the cubs were, some guy came up to us saying is the Kardashian brother bday at Jet tonight and that we should come. He gave us passes so we decided to go.\nWe got there fairly early, and the line was huge. The girls line went in first (as always) but the guys line did not move. We had some guys in our party and we didnt even see them after an hour of being inside.\nI texted one of them and they told me they're still outside and they were thinking of leaving. \nI hate how annoying clubs in vegas are to guys, but this one was by far the worst I've ever experienced.
__label__0 Avoid this club at ALL costs!! It was our first time at Vegas, and a promoter was gonna take us here, so we said why not? So we get to the club after walking down the strip (bad idea, always take cab), and our promoter meets us in the Mirage outside of Revolution to give us our free \"shots\" (shots of juice, methinks). We get to the line for JET (10 PM they open I think), and there's separate lines for chicks that they recruit (aka fodder for the males to drop money on), and guests that get in because they stay at the hotel, and regular people who actually go to the club (can't believe that line existed). \n\nAnyways, not a happening club. Waited for 30 minutes to get in (after 10 PM, they like to do this show where they keep girls outside to make people believe their club is where its at), and saw some ridiculous show of red white and blue (I believe it was circus themed).  Got four of us girls comped (fodder), and went in. From the line, the crowd appeared to be older (30s?). The layout was weird, did not feel the DJ, and ultimately left to XS. \n\nI've had better clubbing experiences in LA.
__label__0 We were told a series of lies and treated great before we entered the club.  Upon entrance you quickly realize it was all a bunch of sh-t and they straight up treat you like sh-t too.  \n\nDrinks-  Bartenders are straight up jerks.. Yea there are free drinks for the ladies before 12.  But they should clarify that it is only Skyy Vodka drinks.  \n\nMusic- They claimed was top 40.....  They were playing music from the early 90's, so i dont know what top 40 they are referring to.  \n\nStaff-  Some of the rudest, arrogant people i've ever met.  There was one bouncer that was super cool.  Other than that f ---them!!\n\nI will NEVER EVER waste my time at this club, ever again.
__label__1 We tried this twice since it was in our hotel... it was kind of ghetto and trashy and the people weren't very friendly (we were basically told we couldn't stand anywhere except the dancefloor). Nice music and free drinks some nights but otherwise not worth it, there are so many better clubs closeby!
__label__0 This was my second time going to JET. The first time was fun. Maybe because it was a GQ private party before they opened it to the public. It was open bar and they had a band before the DJ came. This time . . . was AWFUL!!! Those things behind the bars are the rudest people I've met. The night that we went, they were doing a promotion for Skyy vodka, so ladies drank free (with coupons) skyy drinks until midnight. I asked the first bartender what type of drinks I could get. She said \"any\" Skyy vodka drink. I then asked for a cosmo. She took my drink coupon and then rudely said, \"You can't have that.\" I told her that you just told me that I could have \"any\" Skyy vodka drink.She said, \"Not that\". I ended up getting a vodka & cranberry because she was sooooo rude, I wanted to yell at her. Then my date ordered his drink. He asked her something about brown liquors. She yelled at him, \"This is a full bar! We have everything here! What do you want?! We ended up walking away because we both wanted to curse her little scrawny butt out at that point. \n\nThe next bar wasn't any better. It seemed that the drink coupons were like the \"kiss of death\". Once the girls saw them, the attitudes came. It was like since you are not paying for the drink, you don't deserve good service. Plus they were NOT even serving us Skyy vodka! They were using the house brand. They poured it from the spout and I know that Skyy was NOT the house brand. After 4 watered down drinks and no buzz, I BOUGHT a martini with Skyy vodka. BIG DIFFERENCE! I actually saw her pick up a skyy bottle to make the drink. I know that the free drinks weren't going to be the best, but I didn't expect the rudeness. I am never going back to JET. The service was extremely poor. Those bartenders were the worst! They should all be fired.
__label__1 Rude waitresses!!!! They take forever to get to you and help other people before you when you have repeatedly made eye contact with them for the last 8 minutes.  Cool club.....used to play more hip hop but now its on the Rhianna/Lady Gaga vibe.  Aside from the waitress staff, nice club.  Stay away from the brunette in the cornerr closest to the entrance! She has an attitude problem.
__label__1 So, I'm giving this place 2 stars only because their pizza is sort of decent.\n\nThe first time I had the pizza, it was purchased by some of our vendors at my job.  They ordered a few different kinds - buffalo chicken, the ranchero, plain, and pepperoni.  I had a slice of the buff chick and a slice of the ranchero.  They were good, pretty tasty, and different from the usual.  I thought to myself, \"Cool! A new place to have lunch every now & then!\" So when a co-worker asked me if I wanted to order from Giovanni's for lunch, I jumped all over it. This time, however, I decided to go with the chicken tender salad.  Talk about a huge let down....\n\nAs soon as I was handed the salad, which was thrown together in a see-through container, I could tell it was going to be sub-par.  Ready for the lineup of thrilling ingredients?  It was 4 chicken tenders (probably once frozen) thrown on top a bed of iceberg lettuce, a few shredded carrots, about a half pound of shredded mozzarella cheese, 3 cucumber slices (1 of which was about as thick as a deck of cards while the other 2 were thin enough to see through), and, drum roll please, croutons which had absolutely no flavor.  These tasted \"homemade;\" and by homemade, I mean they were made from bread that was left out over night, and then torn up into chunks.  I can't quite find the words to describe this salad...it was just....gross.\n\nI complained to a friend about how disappointing my salad was, and her response - \"Well, why would you order a salad from a pizza joint?\"  Well \"friend,\" how about don't put food on your menu that tastes like garbage (and then have the nerve to charge $11 for it). If you're going to have a food business, be proud of what you do and what you're making.\n\nAnyhow, the pizza was decent...or maybe it just tasted better b/c it was free? I don't know...but what I do know is, I won't be ordering from here again.  I typically like to support local biz, but when you're serving me something I once ate at a grade school lunch (which was actually probably better than the salad I got here), don't expect to keep the customers coming back for more.
__label__3 Yummy pizza. The garlic dipping sauce and sweet pizza sauce go well together. It was delivered hot and crisy in half the time they said. Super nice woman who answered the phone.
__label__1 This is the absolute, bar none, sweetest pizza ever. By sweet I mean sugary. The sauce is ridiculous. And I could tolerate it if it was the natural sweetness of tomatoes; it is not. They dumped an obscene amount of sugar in there. I couldn't even taste the cheese or the vegetables on the pizza. The only savory taste came from the meatballs, which were not that great. I also had their cheesecake. Not horrible, with a nice cheese tang, but again ungodly sweet for cheesecake. I ordered strawberry cheesecake. It came with a strawberry \"topping\", and that is used loosely. This had to be the worst topping/jam I have ever eaten. Nothing but sugar, and no fruit taste.
__label__2 Overall the sushi was pretty good. Not the best that I have had but for a quick dinner for the family it is good. For the quality of the food I would say that it was a little expensive but it beats going to McDonalds or other \"fast\" food restaurants.\n\nWe had edamame (didn't come with salt), Shrimp Tempura roll, California roll, Shrimp Nigiri, Crab Nigiri and Chicken Teriyaki bowl. One thing we found was odd- they didn't have the typical Japanese soups.
__label__0 I only eat sashimi and nigiri, so I can't comment on the rolls, but what I did have was not so good and rather overpriced. \n\nThe Miso soup was a salty mess without seaweed and tofu bits with the consistency of gravel. The green tea (tea bags, really???) was, well, cheap tea bag tea. The nigiri was okay, but the sashimi was simply awful: wrapped in lemon sliced (to hide the smell of old age?) and of microscopic size.\n\nLast but not least, an overbearing waitress who wouldn't listen. \n\nNot coming back!
__label__0 Yelp reviews made this place sound neat. The place has no ventilation . I walked in for 30 seconds and walked right out.  I am pretty sure I got cancer !
__label__0 me and my fiance have been regulars here for a long time ... the other night we met another couple  out for dinner before hand... decided after that we would have a drink at lakeside .. we mostly go in there for there sunday drink specials and appetizers . so are intentions were to have a few cocktails .. among sitting down ordering us all a round of waters we got apporached by a very rude younger lady, who claimed to be the manager, telling us that they could not serve us because they 'ASSUMED' we were drinking at another establishment prior... we had ONE drink at dinner and by no means were out of controll ... we all were almost in shock and being with my friend who is also a bartender she said that is not a law, and who are they to say that we were even drinking before hand ... when every other person in there was wasted out there minds. i honestly think it was discrimination he apparently didnt like our energetic energy and simply didnt want  us there needless to say us and everyone we have ever referred there will never be back.... what a shame . i have looked and loooked for an email address to contacact a supervisor or owner, the waty we were treated was unexceptable . any help  with anyone knowing or finding a direct e mail for there bar letme know th good luck guys
__label__2 They know, they know, they know\nThey know, they know, they know\nThey know, they know, they know\nYeah, they know, yeah...at ZINE NOODLES! - Drake (headlines)\n\nI understand that you are overpaying for chinese food. I want to point out that if you want authentic chinese food that will make you feel comfortable when you are in vegas, its worth it. The restaurant itself has a nice decor, the people working there have an asian accent, (which is a good thing cuz it means they are legit) and its pretty quiet as well. I ordered the beef chow fun which is a safe and easy choice and it tasted good. It's a fine meal in vegas, easy in and easy out, no problems.\n\nFood: 3.5 stars --- Service: 3.5 stars --- Atmosphere: 4 stars --- Price(value): 3 stars
__label__1 The food is good, but the portions are extremely small, especially for the price. The same food could be found a couple blocks away in Chinatown for a third of the price and twice the portion size.  We ordered soup for $10, thinking that it came in a large bowl typical of Chinese restaurants, but it turned out to be only a cup.  We also ordered duck for $16 thinking that it would be a dish enough for one person, but it turned out to be only a small plate the size of an appetizer with a few pieces of duck.  The only reason why this restaurant exists is because it is a novelty in the area.  In other words the food is decent, but the value is terrible.  Also, the service was mediocre.
__label__2 Actual rating 3.5 stars.\n\nThis was the second of three lunch dates that the No1DP and I had over the course of our last Vegas stay. \n\nZine Noodles Dim Sum is located inside the Palazzo casino floor. This was rather convenient as we didn't have to get out of the Venetian/Palazzo hotel complex, but as with all Palazzo restaurants a bit of a walk to get to from Sands Expo, the site of many a convention. It also didn't help he only had a little more than an hour for lunch.\n\nService was really slow that day, even if only half the restaurant was full. It took 30 minutes from when the orders were placed to the appetizer being served. No1DP was a little late to his next class because of this.\n\nAppetizer: Steamed Shrimp Har Gow. $6.95 gets you 4 pieces. The har gow was relatively big compared to other dim sum places and the wrapping was not too thick. The har gow was even better when I dipped it in the chili sauce.\n\nMains - When the main dishes came we were rather surprised how big our dishes were. Each dish could feed at least 2 people. This was my first meal of the day (dunno how much No1DP ate beforehand) but the No1DP and I were only able to finish half our dishes. Note to self: next time get extra plates for sharing because it seems like these dishes were made to be served a la carte and not in individual portions. \n\nNo1DP had the braised E-Fu noodle with crab meat ($18.80). E-fu noodles are used in Cantonese yee mein. In normal preparation these egg noodles are deep fried. These noodles are often eaten on birthdays as the long noodle represents long life. They are normally chewy and eaten with mushrooms. The noodles themselves were chewy and absorbed some of the flavor from the mushrooms but a tad dry and plain. Real crab pieces were used in this dish.\n\nI had the satay oxtail and tendon noodle soup ($19.95). Broth was DELICIOUS. I could taste the peanut in the broth and the soup reminded me of a mix between a panang curry and kare kare (just put bagoong in the meat!). There was a bit more fat in the oxtail but the meat fell off the bone. My only complaint was that the chopsticks were a bit thick and I had a slightly hard time picking off meat from the oxtail.\n\nShould I come back here next time I'll definitely get an appetizer and a dish to share with another person to cut costs or stick to dim sum. Although the dishes here were decent the restaurant's prices reflect typical Vegas pricing for casual restaurants, which isn't cheap by anyone's standards. If that's the case find a dish that you can't find in your hometown or if you're going to spend that amount of money anyway on a restaurant find one that offers a more unique experience.
__label__1 Note to self: NEVER dine out without first checking Yelp. I had done my research before going to Vegas, but since I was with my daughter and I like to have flexible days, I didn't want every meal planned out and reserved. So we hit a few places based on proximity, hunger factor, and what sounded good. This was one of those MISSES.\n\nOur hotel room TV made Zine sound so fabulous. They really played up the black pepper beef, so that's what I was craving. And my daughter and I love dim sum, so they drew us in with that as well.\n\nWell, there is no dim sum. They've got appetizers that you would see on any Asian restaurant menu. Period. Dim sum? Not really. Ambience was really nice. Service was really good. Food was MEH and it was outrageously expensive. Our meal was $104 and we had no alcohol and we didn't even eat the $30 plate of Walnut Shrimp. Yes, $30 for what you get at any Chinese place. Only this wasn't good and my daughter ate one shrimp and then pushed the plate aside. They really should have comped us.\n\nThe black pepper beef, I will grant them, was super tender. But it was flavorless. Literally. And it was $32!\n\nWe also shared pot stickers (standard) and Vietnamese Egg Rolls that came with a clear sauce that we couldn't figure out if there was any flavor at all. It definitely wasn't fish sauce. I love fish sauce. These rolls were really bland.\n\nSo Let Me Repeat: If you want to throw away your money on bland, overpriced food, this is your place. If you want better food, go to McDonalds. If you want to spend your money on fabulous food, go to Gordon Ramsay Steak or Raku. Those were my two planned dining experiences and they did not fail me.
__label__2 I came here after a long night with my friends so we went downstairs to grab a quick bite.\nThe ceiling has lanterns hanging from the ceiling with a soft red lighting. The servers were very quick.  \nWe ordered a hot and sour soup which is okay. Just like any typical hot and sour soup at any Chinese place minus the price. \nChilled jelly fish was missing sesame oil and a little more salt. It was so bland. Jelly fish is one of my top favorite things to eat too and it was a little disappointing how bland it was.\nThe soy marinated chicken was delicious!  But the portion sized was a little pricey for a quarter of a chicken leg. $16 to be exact!\nThe chicken feet I would say have to be one of the best dish I had there. The skin fell off the bone and it was so flavourful!  \nSiu mai was good but not great. \nI will not be back but my experience was not unpleasant either. I'm just use to the more traditional Chinese cuisine.
__label__3 My wife and I really like this place. Its a casual atmosphere, friendly wait staff, good food. The manager is very knowledgeable about local beers and even made me a custom beer flight. They have a big selection of local draft beers. Wings are good, burgers excellent, good deserts. I've never had a bad meal here. I've only sat in the bar area. I've been 6 or 7 times and the service and food always consistently good.
__label__0 First timein. Last time. Not impressed.  Started off with waitress not knowing what an import draft was I. E. Sam Adams , Goose Island. Hello. Any training going on here.  No enthusiasm.  Ordered wings steak Philly my wide ordered chicken salad sandwich. Wings had no sauce on them. Steak Philly was terrible.  Minced meat on a roll not much cheese. Wifes chicken salad was huge chunks of chicken. No seasoning. Oh yeah onion rings were hard as a brick. How Fricken hard is it to make Orings from scratch?  Been in this businesses 35+yrs. It's amazing how you can serve crap and still pack the place. Oh yeah the manager never came over to say a word to us or any other table. But he did have time to ST and schmooze one guest for 15 minutes.  Never again.
__label__3 Dim lighting: check \nRegulars sitting at the bar: check \nImpossible to find parking lot: check \nDingy basement bathroom: check \nUnbelievably good food: check \n\nThe Bloomfield Bridge Tavern has all of the makings of a GOOD dive bar. There are divey bars that are dirty and gross where I would never dream of touching the food. And then there are the divey bars that are just grungy enough to give it character, and where you feel just brave enough to try the food, and you are so glad that you did! The BBT is definitely the good kind of dive bar. \nThe food here was way way better than I expected. The Polish specialties are spot on. By far the best perogies I've ever had, and the stuffed cabbage was incredible as well. I'm not usually one for kielbasa, but here it is a different story. Normally its greasy and chewy, but somehow at the BBT it comes out perfectly charred and super tender. \nThere is something very PITTSBURGH about the Bloomfield Bridge Tavern, and I will definitely be stopping back in the next time I'm in town.
__label__2 This hotel exterior is a little worn down and in need of a refurbishing. Everything about it just looks dated and tired. The rooms had obviously been updated since other parts of the hotel and they were not that bad although the tile grout looked a little dingy in my room. I did not hear the people in the room next to me as others have complained about. However, I found the food to be very good especially for a hotel. They had a decent bar with a few local brews on tap and service was friendly. The hotel location is convenient but still a 6-8 block walk to the more popular attractions downtown. We took advantage of the free shuttle service and the friendly and knowledgeable driver, Christian. Its fairly easy to get to though off I-277. For the money, it wasn't bad.
__label__0 This place is not clean.  Carpet stains,  smells like mildew,  lobby was disgusting.  Check out the cushions on the Ottoman in the lobby.. Stained like crazy! Alerted the manager, they seemed uninterested in my comments. So now I will tell everyone my comments. Furniture in room was old chipped and all the fabric on chairs had disgusting \"adult\" stains.  Lots of dead bugs and insects near windows of room and lobby.  I have pics to prove it.  Do not stay here unless you are looking for a dirty bargain.  If there was a lesser rating than 1 star,  that's what I would rate this place.  Poor 1 star.
__label__4 I love you BevMo !!!!\n\nThis place has everything you need to make some righteous drinks. Everyone that works here is very friendly and helpful. I am here at least once a week stocking up when they have sales. Last week they had a sale on wines that were buy one get one for 5 cents, what a bargain.
__label__4 Ordered the Roasted Veggie and the One Veggie. Both were pretty good although the crust was a bit over baked and a little too thick. The garlic knots are nothing to rave about, but the House Chips I really liked--smoky with a slight kick. Good alternative to Dominos, so we'll be back for sure.
__label__0 You know those people who keep telling you how great a place is and will not leave you alone till you try it? I suggest telling them to back off LOL or at least I should have in this case. Cheese cake that creamy, dreamy, diet ending evil little creation is what this place \"claims to do best\". WRONG!!!!!!!\n\nOver priced ($7 for a slice) and just not good tasting in any way. The crust was soggy and the filling was like a cross between that jello cheese cake stuff and a box cake mix. Weird! They offer several flavors to choose from but I had the Fresh Banana Cream Cheesecake. The banana extract they use reminded me of the syrup from a snow cone. It over powered the whole slice of cheesecake. Also not sure how much sugar they use but it was way to sweet. Bottom line if you are looking for a decent store bought cheesecake try Safeway or Costco. \n\nI know they are a chain but this is one of those times were a factory closure would be a good thing!
__label__3 We have some close friends that we go out to dinner with fairly consistently.  One of our favorites is The cheesecake factory.  It is is a great place to get an early dinner at a reasonable price.   Overall portion size for this restaurant is on the large size, but, if you arrive before 5 and sit in the bar area you can still order the lunch size portion at half the dinner rate and make it to the theatre on time!   Food is always high quality and if you save room you might be able to fit in some cheesecake!  Always love this place.
__label__1 I heard this is called the Sh*take factory. Thats accurate
__label__1 So...........we were excited about staying at the Wynn Casino and wanted to grab a decent meal before hitting the tables.  My friend have told me that they had the best Italian food in this restaurant.  We ordered some drinks and they brought over some bread.\n\nBread was stale.  It came with a house made pesto.  I like dipping the bread in marinara so we ordered the appetizer meatballs.  The sauce was great and the temperature was perfect but the meatballs was only warm.  Very disappointing.  Plus the bread was bad.\n\nThe Lasagna was good but the middle of the lasagna was lukewarm  The sauce was hotter than the lasagna.   I think if they would have used the same sauce on the meatball as they did for the Pasta with lobster and shrimp, it would have tasted better. They have two different types of marinara sauce?  The pasta was hard in a not so al dente way.  Meaning the spaghetti with lobster and shrimp for 44 dollars was probably left under a food heating lamp a little too long and the lobster and shrimp were a little rubbery.\n.\nThe whole meal lasted 1:45 minutes.  We sat near the bar and not in the main dining area so that we can watch the lakers game.  I have heard that this was a great restaurant.  The service was the only thing that gave them the extra star.\n\nFor the price that you pay here............the food should be a lot better.
__label__0 I had a horrible experience dining here.  The food was really bad!!!  I order the calamari to start - it came as a huge plate of fried squid...granted, that is what I had ordered, but it was a bit over the top.  I only ate about a third of it.  It would be great if the halfed the portion of this and lowered the price (pretty pricey appetizer of $16).  \n\nThe worst part was my main course.  Ordered the linguine with clam sauce and it was the WORST pasta I have ever tasted.  Even Olive Garden and Chef Boyardee are better than this pasta.  It was so incredibly bland it was like they forgot the white wine for the white wine sauce.  I couldnt' believe what I was tasting and asked my husband to try to make sure I wasn't crazy.  He shared the same sentiments so I sent it back.  Next I asked for the Roasted Shrimp Penne which was okay...at least it had some taste to it, but I have had much better.  Given the prices, the food was VERY mediocre.  I think I would have enjoyed my time more at Maggiano's across the street.\n\nA huge disappointment....we are regulars at the Wynn and Encore, and this has been my only negative dining experience at this hotel (all the other restaurants are great - SW Steakhouse, Okada, Switch, Wazuzu, Red 8, Bartolotta, etc)
__label__2 After getting over the fact that there was not one single restaurant or cafe in Encore open past midnight on a Thursday (this is Vegas, right?) we made our way back to the Wynn for the second time and went to Stratta.  \n\nThe late night menu is, well, the late night menu.  Simple, easy dishes, made to satisfy the post drinking binge or the late night travelers.  Whatever the reason for dining this late, the expectations are usually low.  \n\nThat being said, the braised beef short rib panino, or as our server referred to it, the steak sandwich (yeah, let's keep it real), was really pretty good.  A nice sized sammie served with tons of beef, caramelized onions, and topped with bel paese cheese.  My only issue is that the roll couldn't stand up to the juicy, ample serving of beef.  My hb got the eggs benedict, which was also served a la beef short rib and topped with a chipotle hollandaise sauce.  It was even better. Prices were $15 for each entree.  Not bad for the Wynn. \n\nOur server was extremely nice, but spread thin.  We waited forever for water refills and even longer for our check. Everywhere in Vegas, they seem to be cutting back, and you can definitely tell.  \n\nOf course, we had to end the late night meal with the warm donuts.  One of the dealers told us they were fabulous. They're actually amaretto and ricotta donuts, stuffed with Nutella.  They had me at Nutella.  We took those to our room, and got a surprise.  No Nutella.  Just donuts.  That's freaking disappointing, because for me...it's all about the desserts.  \n\nMinus 1 star!
__label__1 Came here late at night.  Late menu looked decent.  Prices were decent.\n\nFood was mediocre.  My steak was very dry and tasteless.  I asked for medium it came out well done.  The fries were wonderful however.  The pulled pork benedict was just a bit weird.  It didn't really work.  \n\nThe service was nice, attentive, and the decor is nice.  There have to be better late night options in the Wynn than this place.  We were going to walk down the street, but were simply too lazy.  Probably should have just ordered room service.
__label__3 Super fan! \nAfter a business meeting at Eastside lounge, we wanted to go eat and at 2:30am, there's only few options:\n1) drive to Spring Mountain. 2) Society Cafe 3) Stratta\n\nWe weren't willing to drive and since Society was closed til 3am; Stratta it is.\n\nThe wait staff was super nice especially for dealing with drunk people all night. \n\nHad to have steak and eggs (like South Point), pizza, egg white omelete, and lobster benedict.\n\nAll were BOMB.COM. Kinda pricey but, the reps were paying so who really cares =) lol
__label__3 Food are little bit salty but the service is great. If you prefer something more special to try than buffet. Stratta would be a not bad to try. I highly recommended the tata beef appetizer.
__label__1 We stayed at Encore and walked over to the Wynn for dinner.  We'd made reservations and were treated very well by the attentive hostess.  Our bartender was Kao:  friendly, fantastic & efficient!  Our server was Jaime and she as excellent as well.\n\nUnfortunately, the food never measured up to our expectations.  I ordered the Corsa Salad with Warm Goat Cheese and had to send it back as the goat cheese was rancid.  Our server quickly replaced it with a Cesar Salad, but the dressing just didn't hit the mark.  My husband order the Steak Tartare appetizer and found it way too big (looked like a giant burger on the plate) and tasteless.  \n\nAs entrees, my simple pasta was acceptable and his Crispy Chicken Wild Mushroom Risotto was the biggest disappointment.  The risotto stood on the plate like a scoop of mashed potatoes, the chicken was NOT crispy and the wild mushrooms were not hydrated properly and the stems were woody and chewy.\n\nSadly, this was our anniversary dinner and the meal did not create the right type of memories.  Thank goodness for the good company and the wonderful bottle of Chianti.
__label__3 pre-show dinner.  Excellent food and great service.
__label__3 Wow this is the late night food at the Wynn? Pretty excellent service and food all around. My fettuccini carbonara w poached eggs was absolutely delicious. Pretty ridiculously nice for the late spot smack in the middle of a casino.
__label__2 Went in for an early dinner and ordered the Pot Roast Sandwich. The vegetables came and were not cooked. They were raw, I ate the meat which was great. I told the waitress and she commented that that is pretty normal actually and offered to give me another side vegetable. I am glad that she did that but at the same time was a bit subdued by the fact that this was a regular thing for them. My husband enjoyed his chili burger loads. The drinks we ordered were very strong as well. This place is always busy but perhaps we ordered the wrong food for this place!
__label__1 Food was good but service was terrible. Went with large group of 12 to celebrate a  birthday. Plan was to eat have a few drinks then take in a movie. Ending up tsking 2 hours and thats not counting the time to eat
__label__4 Met a group of former coworkers for dinner and had one of the best meals I've had at BJ's. My boyfriend and I ordered the sliders with cheese & bacon along with the carnitas fries w/ chile verde. The mini burgers were so juicy and delicious! The carnitas fries were so flavorful. They use the shoestring fries but there was one wedge cut fry in there too and it was very tasty! My only complaint was they had onions on top and I didn't know that when ordering, so we had to scoop them off. We had the same server as last time and he did a great job, with the exception of our waters going dry during dessert. We got the Pizookie trio with pumpkin, cookies & cream, and chocolate chunk! Really good meal. 4.5 stars rounds to 5!
__label__2 I believe that context is really the deciding factor in experiencing a place like Princesses. Located about 15 minutes outside of the downtown core of Montreal, near Olympic stadium, Princesses is a greasy spoon style diner that has one unique specialty; two words that are all it takes for my interest to be piqued: \"Topless Breakfast\". Seems hilarious, right?\n\nIt's an interesting juxtaposition to say the least. We went just after noon on a Sunday, hungry for our first meal of the day and we were greeted by 3 Waitresses that were, as advertised, topless. There was also one fully dressed man who had a commanding presence and quite the leer about him. I suppose his stink eye is to keep potential trouble makers in check, but still, it's hard to enjoy your eggs and get an eyefull of the scenery when you're getting an eyefull of your own from someone else.\n\nThis is where context comes into play - It was a lot of nudity for that early in the morning. I was hungry and totally sober, so it was pretty strange. Add to that, the fact that it was the capper to a 3 day weekend celebrating my friend Daniel's last days of Bachlordom. If we had gone to Princesses first thing, I'm sure we could have sat their giggling and pointing like school children when their teacher tells them about puberty, but that late into the weekend, so much had already been seen and done and been done to us, We had sort of been desensitized to it. It was more or less business as usual at our breakfast table. Giddy giggling and knowning glances were replaced with aloof requests for more ketchup. It's sort of like if you had been wearing X-Ray Spex all weekend, after a while you'd just order your coffee refill and not even bat an eye at someones junk as they give it to you.\n\nThe food itself was passable diner fare. As tasty as they looked, I opted out of the traditional breakfast, and had a burger, which was good, but nothing exceptional. Service was decent, the waitresses were friendly and Coffee was refilled semi-regularly. Also, to Princesses credit, I was impressed that one of our waitresses was still working there despite being visibly pregnant (if, by some chance, she's reading this, and by another chance and isn't actually pregnant - then I am really, really, totally fucking sorry). I don't imagine that would happen at many other establishments where toplessness was a requirement.\n\nOverall Princesses was a one of a kind experience. A better name for it might be \"Emperor's new diner\" (or maybe just \"The Emperor's\") because nobody seemed to even acknowledge the toplessness. It reminded me of the Toronto-Produced \"Naked News\" that made a splash on the internet a few years ago. Theres nudity, but once you're there it's not at all the focus. So, if it's the morning and you've got a rumble in your tummy and a hankering for some present albeit understated nudity, this is your spot.
__label__3 J'ai beaucoup aim\u00e9 cette visite! Balade sympa et tr\u00e8s instructive ^^ \nJe conseille!\n\n\n Dommage pr la partie des pingouins qui est en travaux en ce moment... Jaime tellement les pingouins que j'ai trouv\u00e9 tr\u00e8s triste de les voir coinc\u00e9s sur une petite zone.. :(
__label__2 This is a cool spot and very educational. I loved the way that everything is divided into 4 ecosystems, I would have liked the polar/arctic room to have more though. I think that the entry fee is way too much for what you get. The gift shop is nice. You can find cool things like bags made from recycled juice boxes, insect snacks (yes REAL insects to eat) and small crystals, etc.\n\nDon't waste your time and money to take the elevator to the top of the city. You can essentially get the same view for free from the top of Mount Royal.
__label__3 I have a little bit of emotional attachments to Biodome since it's the first ever attraction I went to in Montreal, its the place where boyfriend and I had our first date and I love animals - particularly when they are allowed to roam freely in an habitat resembling their own natural environment. \n\nI went back for a return visit two years later and still loved it as much as the first time. It is one of the few unique zoos where the visitor follows a designated path through the lushes forests and is immersed in the world of the animals, discovering a little frog under the leaf, a bird in the trees, a turtle crawling on the ground, it brings a sense of wonder and discovery for both adults and children, from tropical to arctic to the ocean. When we went the first time, they had their 'Butterfly Go Free' event where you are admitted into the room where butterflies are free flying everywhere, sometimes even on the clothes of visitors. Remember that fairy tale dream of being surrounded by butterflies? This is it.\n\nBiodome is one of the museums in the complex near Olympic stadium and its tickets can be purchased as parts of combo with the Planetarium, Botanic Garden, Insectarium and Olympic Stadium. If you are visiting more than one attraction, skip the line at Biodome and get the tickets at another attraction.
__label__0 Ouais bon... Grand fan de smoked meat, j'avais le go\u00fbt d'essayer ce soi disant haut lieu du smoked meat de Montr\u00e9al. J'y ai \u00e9t\u00e9 am\u00e8rement d\u00e9\u00e7u. \nPremi\u00e8rement, quand tu sens que tu d\u00e9range la serveuse en voulant plac\u00e9 une commande, \u00e7a commence mal. Elle prend ma commande comme si je lui annon\u00e7ait une visite chez le dentiste. Bahh... que je me suis dit... Elle a eut une mauvaise journ\u00e9e, je vais me r\u00e9galer de ce smoket meat l\u00e9gendaire. Comme dirait nos amis anglo: Wrong again. Le smoked-meat est relativement sans go\u00fbt, si ce n'est celui d'une viande qui a peut \u00eatre un peu trop veilli, les frites sont tristes et froides et je n'ai pas os\u00e9 toucher la salade de choux. Quand on pense au choix que l'on a \u00e0 Montr\u00e9al pour le smoked-meat, Jarry Smoked meat n'est vraiment pas \u00e0 la hauteur.
__label__4 Perks of the job!\n\nLove the new show KURIOS - Cabinet of Curiosities It was strangely amazing. Kept me wanting for more. \n\nI saw about 9-10 shows so far! The only thing i would change would be the seating. The lack of spacing between chair can be a bit annoying, specially when sitting next to a stranger.\n\nYes I recommend this show. They are located in  in the old port of Montreal, good location.I wouldn't recommend driving there. They don't really have \"real food\" its mostly movie theater snacks. There's plenty of restaurants around to compensate. \n\nThis performance is a MUST SEE!
__label__2 Je ne suis pas d'accord avec la critique pr\u00e9c\u00e9dente de Joshua L. au sujet de ce resto vietnamien. Contrairement \u00e0 ce qu'il pr\u00e9tend, le service ici est correct, courtois et rapide. Je suis venu ici avec un coll\u00e8gue et le serveur est venu nous voir d\u00e8s notre arriv\u00e9. Nos assiettes ont \u00e9t\u00e9 servies en 5 minutes, ce qui est un d\u00e9lai tr\u00e8s raisonnable. \n\nLe resto est calme et propre. Le menu n'est pas tr\u00e8s original cependant. Il offre des plats classiques de la cuisine vietnamienne et chinoise. Les plats sont d'une qualit\u00e9 tr\u00e8s convenable. La sp\u00e9cialit\u00e9 de la place est la soupe repas. Elles sont parfum\u00e9es et savoureuses. Les ingr\u00e9dients sont frais. Je les recommande. \n\nJ'ai appris derni\u00e8rement que cette place est ouverte depuis 28 ans. Un resto ne pourrais jamais tenir aussi longtemps si le service \u00e9tait aussi mauvais qu'un certain coll\u00e8gue Yelpeur le pr\u00e9tend.
__label__2 The first part of my little Montreal jaunt was for work, and this is our company's negotiated hotel.  So though I would have preferred something more exciting, the Quality it was.  \n\nAt first glance, I was dubious.  The hotel decor is extremely dated and shabby and the hotel itself is in a not so great area.  I got up to my room and did my standard inspection/strip down of the beds (I've become a total paranoid freak about bedbugs.  Don't judge.) and I have to give the hotel credit, everything is immaculate.  The rooms are scrupulously clean.  Overall, the hotel is totally serviceable and totally unexceptional.  I will say the staff was very nice and provided us with some pretty good restaurant recommendations within walking distance.  \n\nI would caution you to avoid the hotel restaurant, \"Graffiti's\" at all costs.  We had breakfast there every morning (I was advocating for Tim Horton's, but lost out to my coworker who had the car.  Hmph.) which was standard issue, overpriced hotel stuff.  Car-having coworker also subjected me to dinner there one night and it was horrendous.  I had a feeling, based on breakfast, that dinner would be less than great so I ordered a pizza, figuring that'd be hard to screw up.  No dice, it was so awful I couldn't finish it.  AND I think it was something like $14.  Thank goodness that meal's going on the expense report...
__label__1 Il y a de ces places, comme Sushi Chef, o\u00f9 l'amour de la table semble un concept oubli\u00e9. Ce comptoir \u00e0 Sushi de la rue Sherbrooke-Est en est un bien triste exemple.  \n\nLe personnel antipathique vous servira sans sourire ni politesse, une assiste de sushi au riz froid. Oui, le service est rapide (premi\u00e8re \u00e9toile) mais les sushis sont n\u00e9glig\u00e9s. J'aurais volontiers attendu 5 minutes de plus pour avoir droit \u00e0 une meilleure assiette. Je n'arrive pas \u00e0 comprendre comment un endroit sp\u00e9cialis\u00e9 dans la pr\u00e9paration de ce mets japonais peut arriver \u00e0 servir du riz froid comme s'il sortait directement du frigo.\n\nL'ambiance du resto est aussi triste que la nourriture qui y est servie. Une TV joue dans le coin. Des exemplaires du Journal de Montr\u00e9al trainent ici et l\u00e0 sur les tables. Pas de musique. Aucune d\u00e9coration. Peu de clients (surprise ?). Seul autre point positif, l'endroit est propre et tranquille (deuxi\u00e8me \u00e9toile). Pour le reste, Sushi Chef est un resto \u00e0 oublier. \n\nUn dernier conseil : Vous \u00eates dans le coin et d\u00e9sirez manger des sushis ? Traversez la rue et rendez-vous quelques adresse plus loin chez Genki Sushi. L\u00e0, au moins, le personnel est souriant et le riz est tendre.
__label__2 So I've always passed by Buona Sera and wanted to give it a try. At first, you walk in and the average age is about 60 years old. It's an older place and lacks the italian finish you would expect from an italian restaurant. On the bright side, out waiter was very kind. To start, we tried the calamari. They weren't the greatest, but not terrible either. They were slightly too chewy for my liking and the sauce was very overpowering. As for the main dish, order the pizza. They are known for their open fire, and I now know why. The pizza \"Buona Sera\" was great for what you expect. Not too crispy and the flavours blend properly. Besides that, I wish the menu would be slightly more italian. Either way, for a fast sit down meal, from the east end, this is the place for you.
__label__1 I suppose that's what you can expect for the very reasonable prices. Food heavy on fat, light on taste, and cavernous decor.\n\nGood for a group looking to eat quality food on the cheap, but not for much else.
__label__4 Great food! A lot of different appetizers were given. This restaurant follows a typical 3 course \"Italian\" dinner with an antipasto, primo and secundo. An antipasto and secundo complement each other well if you want to eat meat. Great food!!
__label__0 I travel a lot for work, and I am very easily pleased, I don't ask for much. I am in Montreal 'till Friday, and words can't describe how nasty this hotel is. I just checked in, and I'm stupid tired because I drove 7 hrs to get here, but I'm checking out first thing in the morning. I'd rather sleep in my car for the rest of the week. A lot of reviews are praising the free wifi and parking, well most hotels have that nowadays. \nThe room is so gloomy, old carpets, firm small beds, bathroom is old and just yuuucckk. \nThe receptionist.... well it's famous queen of the drama Montreal, so don't expect service if you spew English. \nLike I said, I've been coast to coast everywhere, and by far this is the worst room I've ever had to stay in. \nNever, and I mean NEVER booking here again.
__label__4 I've been going to Phuket for several years. The food is on par if not better than other Thai restaurants I've been to in the city. The curry dishes are very flavourable.  The menu has also been expanding adding in other Asian dishes. Throw in excellent friendly service and you have a nice eating experience in the East End.
__label__0 La sauce classic des \u0153uf b\u00e9n\u00e9dictine est a la fois trop sal\u00e9e et trop sucr\u00e9e. Le fromage sur l'\u0153uf est fade et a ma premi\u00e8re boucher il y avait un go\u00fbt de vinaigre.\n\nJe n'adore pas les patates. Elles go\u00fbtent soit le sel tr\u00e8s bon march\u00e9 et/ou il a \u00e9t\u00e9 confondu avec du sucre. Vous savez le sel est blanc et le sucre aussi. Facile de se tromper.\n\nLes cr\u00eapes fran\u00e7aise avait l'air tr\u00e8s bonne. Ils devraient peut \u00eatre se sp\u00e9cialis\u00e9e dans les diff\u00e9rentes sortes de cr\u00eates a la place de s'aventurer vers plusieurs avenues qu'ils ne maitrise pas tr\u00e8s bien.\n\nA leurs avantages et le notre le prix n'ai pas cher dutout.
__label__3 This was my new year's eve dinner before the wine and champagne came out. Le Bourlingueur wasn't my first choice, but I'm glad I ended up going here. I was expecting to spend about $80 a head for dinner that night, but this place was was pretty cheap. For about $40 per person everyone got an appetizer, salad/soup, entree and dessert. The menu was completely in French, but the waiter was able to translate very well what our options were. It was really tasty food, although my appetizer was pretty intense. I started with a goat cheese appetizer, a salad with a main course of scallops and dessert was an inverted apple pie with vanilla ice cream with coffee.\n\nThe appetizer was really tasty, but it was an awful lot of goat cheese for one person. I probably could have stopped eating after that, there was just too much cheese. The salad was nice, not amazing, but good after the appetizer. The scallops however, were delicious! They were piping hot and came with rice and green beans. The dessert was supper yummy and went well with the coffee they served.\n\nI'd probably order the escargot next time I go, everyone seems to rave about it. Overall though, great price for the food, quality and service that you get.
__label__3 Despite us both getting a little bit \"sick\" the next day, the food was delicious.  Not sure how you rate a restaurant when that happens, but we will probably go back!\n\nEdit:  Went back.  Delicious as always.  Waitress was nice, but probably too sick to be working.
__label__4 We took home a baguette and three fantastic portions of the charcuterie, plus homemade cornichons for $19,20. \n\nBTW, the Today show was visiting from NYC when I was there. I love this place.
__label__4 We just checked into this hotel, and it's beautiful!  The front desk staff were so nice and friendly.  We're staying in an Executive Suite, so we expect niceness, but it's more than expected.  When we entered our room, our fireplace was already turned on for us - so was the music.  I'm going to enjoy staying here so much---I'm so spoiled!!!
__label__1 Ce n'est pas un endroit transcendant, rien d'exceptionnel \u00e0 mon go\u00fbt! Peut-\u00eatre est-ce ma propre exp\u00e9rience qui n'a pas \u00e9t\u00e9 positive. Les boissons basiques, la musique torp fort, les serveurs qui tirent pour avoir plus de tips... \nBref, ambiance \u00e9trange.
__label__4 This bar is massive! There are multiple levels and areas to post up and enjoy a beverage or two.\n\nMy hubs and I had our summer holiday in Montreal this year, before departing we spoke to friends and acquanintances in search of the places that rated highest for them, touristy places and non. Le Saint-Sulpice came up time after time. \n\nWe actually rented a place right up the street from here so we walked down there to check it out. We were on holiday during the week of rush I think, I say this due to the fact that there were hordes of matched t-shirted youngens running about singing and having an overall jovial time.  As we walked down Rue Saint-Denis we could hear and see many of these groups getting amped up. When we arrived at Saint-Sulpice I was surprised there wasn't a long line to get in nor a cover, on what would be one of the best nights to rake in the money from a door charge. I forgot I wasn't in LA anymore!\n\nWe made our way to the second level and reviewed the massive drink list, which contained a lot of shots. If my memory was better I would totally try to describe it, but getting old sucks. We grabbed a shot and a beer and headed to the garden patio in the rear. We posted up at a table next to a fountain, it is such tranquill space to share a drink or two. This bar is massive, as I said before, it has many rooms that are equally as beautiful to hangout in for a time. \n\nIf I lived in Montreal I would probably stop in for a drink weekly, during the summer months of course. Not so sure how comfortable this bar would be in the winter months. I look forward to making a return visit and next time I will try to remember more helpful details.
__label__3 i'd go here lots if i lived here. affordable prices (esp. happy hour), close to lots of stuff and the terasse is perfect for people watching. mediterranean menu items were simple and refreshing. perfect for a hot and humid day.
__label__2 Cool restaurant in the heart of \"The Village\". I had a great experience, and would recommend it to adults. You can have great fun especially during the summer.
__label__1 I had the burget and it was OK. Found it a bit dry, but still overall tasty. The calamari was good and a large portion.\n\nI do not recommend the poutine. The gravy ruined it.
__label__1 (Ben writing in Keewi's account)  It wasn't awful, but it wasn't much good.  The server was friendly, but very distracted chatting with her friends, so it was hard to catch her eye.  The bread was a bit burned, enough to be black in spots and taste like carbon.  The linguini alla vongole came in an alfredo sauce, of all things, not the white wine sauce it's supposed to have.  The clams were canned, and gritty with sand.  The pasta was overcooked, not al dente.  The soup was oversalted.  The fried calamari's breading was soft and chewy and oily, not crisp.  The mussels appetizer was the best part of the meal, and it was just OK, not divine.  The prices are low, so if that's all that matters to you, then there you are.  And there may be better things on the menu that we didn't try.  But we will not be going back to find out.
__label__1 meh is the perfect way to express how I feel about this restaurant. I've been here a whole bunch of times because I had a friend who LOVED it here. Everytime I've gone, I've never been very impressed with their food. Very average Italian food. not very original, nor particularly delicious. Not somewhere I would suggest, especially since there are far superior places in the same neighborhood.
__label__3 We used to go here all the time as a gang of ravenous undergraduates because BYO and a huge inexpensive mound of pasta within walking distance of your tiny crowded apartment just makes sense at that age. I hadn't been back in a while but Matt and Cindy's recent UYE (unofficial yelp event) brought me back and made me realize that inexpensive mounds of good food at a BYO never stops being a good idea, and is especially wise on Mondays. \n\nI ordered the Surf and Turf because at $24 this has to be one of the cheapest quality deals for steak, shrimp and pasta in town. The pasta was fresh and the sauce pure cream and butter goodness. The shrimp were really good, not fishy at all, and the steak was kind of amazing, super tender, juicy and perfectly medium rare in a light wine gravy.\n\nAll in all a very satisfying yummy meal made better by the vines and stained glass and the exceptionally adorable company.
__label__2 Place was ok. Too authentic for me. I don't eat pork and don't mix dairy and meat so it was hard to find anything that works for me on the menu.\nWe walked in when the game was on and it was hard to hear... The waiter couldn't hear me and it was hard to ask for something on the menu that would work for me. \nWe came in to watch the game and were able to do that.\nI ended up getting a Brie sandwich. It was decent with lots of cheese and bread. They mixed in some mustard into it with pickles, tomatoes and lettuce and made it interesting. \nOnce the game was over, a guy with an accordion swooped in. That was nice.\nSangria was overpriced given quantity.\nFun place but service was slow and menu limited
__label__1 Merci Matthew P d'avoir parler de cette place l\u00e0. J'suis all\u00e9 y'a de \u00e7a un bout, et j'ai les m\u00eames commentaires que plusieurs personnes. Mais je dirais que c'est le c\u00f4t\u00e9 (pardonnez-moi mon qu\u00e9b\u00e9cisme) d\u00e9crisse de la place qui est juste un vestige d'une autre \u00e9poque, Ok, je viens de revis\u00e9 mon score; ces place-l\u00e0 il y en a plus beaucoup. So je monte a 2 \u00e9toiles.\n\nJ'\u00e9tais all\u00e9 voir Andr\u00e9-Philippe Gagnon avec un ami qui avait des billets de spare. Why not! c'est Gratuit! Il revenait au Qu\u00e9bec apr\u00e8s avoir runner avec succ\u00e8s son show a Vegas. Tr\u00e8s talentueux. Les immitateurs \u00e0 part sortir un : Woow il l'a ben ou Ouuhh pas vraiment! C'est vraiment dull je trouve. Notre rang\u00e9e \u00e9tait dans celle qui \u00e9tait vraiment coinc\u00e9. Je veux dire, \u00abtu-mesures-5'7-pis-tes-coinc\u00e9s\u00bb Coinc\u00e9! Donc je fais 5'10' 280-300lbs \u00e0 l'\u00e9poque pis j'ai...de...la..mis\u00e8re.a...respi..r\u00e9\u00e9.. Je souffre!\nOn voit que la place n'est pas trop packed, a l'entracte, comme dit Mat, l'attente au b\u00e9cosse qui date de 1900-tranquille. Ouff!! on change de place, et vlan, l'autre rang\u00e9e est mieux. Alors on voit une autre place et on re-rechange de place et finalement on a ben de la place pour les jambes. Comment faire pour acheter des billets? C'est un gamble! un Maudit gamble que seul les initi\u00e9s connaissent les rang\u00e9es magiques avec de la place pour les jambes! Ahh ouin, le show \u00e9tait ...Correct...C'est tout. \n\nAdditional Tips for Business ? \nGood for Kids: HELL YEAH! C'est pas mal juste bon pour les kids!\n\nEnglish:\n\nsome place might have be cramped for the leg, some might not be. The bathroom Mat has wrote about: True ...so true. I went to see a Andr\u00e9-Philippe Gagnon, Another Qu\u00e9b\u00e9cois who made it in Vegas and for 10 years too! Which is pretty impressive. He came back maybe 4 years ago and went there at the time, my friend had invited me and had free ticket. Free stuff!! hmm love it!\nSo he does impersonation (am I saying that right?) and he's very good. The show was in French and adapted from his Vegas material with some more local stuff. IT was ok. My biggest issue to the damn place is old and renovation are due. Kill some seats even if it means losing revenue. Booking the show in that is a bad venue. Some seating will be ok for place some other will not, it's so freaking random!
__label__2 Doughy. Is it really a bagel? Great atmosphere and fun to watch them flip the bagel. Got it to go and walked down the street munching away.
__label__2 Sorry... not as good at Fairmount! The all-dressed bagel was as good as naked, with no salt to be found.
__label__2 This is your perfect place to bring someone after going out.\nInstead of going to macdonald or some fast food joint this place is cheaper,healthier and quicker than any fast food store.\nPlus you can grab something for breakfast the next day.\nNo matter what time i go i always see people baking fresh bagel.\nI'm more of a conservative guy so i usually take sesame bagel or butter bagel.\nHope this help,\n\nCheers,\n\nEric Van Nguyen
__label__3 I'm very happy that I discovered this place. La Maison Thai offers great Thai food, desserts & bubble teas.\n\nThere is no waiter service here. Food is placed under glass at the counter and whatever you like is served to you on a tray and you seat yourself. The place is nice inside, nothing too special.\n\nThe staff is very kind, helpful and attentive. The food is fresh, hot, yummy, the portions are generous and the prices are just right. I tried the shrimp pad thai, shrimp rolls and shrimp dumplings. The pad thai was great with a good amount of shrimps. The shrimp rolls were good too, but slightly on the oily side. Also, the shrimp dumplings were yum and I loved the sauce it came with. I was craving their bubble tea but did not get to have one since the large portion of the pad thai filled me up- I could not finish all of it!\n\nThis is a good Thai place if you're looking for a nice informal meal or takeout.
__label__3 Great service at this nice little neighborhood french bistro.  The owner hails from the Brittany Region of France and the cuisine and wine are done in the style from that region using very fresh locally sourced ingredients (they list all the farms which they source from in the menu).\n\nI opted for the choose-your-own method, and had a wonderful dinner of:\n\n1.  Codfish emulsion with potato chip and ham\n2.  Goat cheese with Chorizo, lobster gelee,lobster sauce, and mixed vegetables\n3.  Halibut with blood sausage, beets, puree of apple and celery, and apple cider reduction.\n4.  Piglet chop with pasta carbonara and pork loin, Bacon and chives.  This course was really the WOW factor, essentially taking uncut spaghetti and rolling it up into a tube, standing it vertically, putting the pork loin in the tube and then topping off with carbonara.  I posted a photo so you can see what I mean, I've never had pasta presented this way.\n5.  Bleu Cheese with pear soaked in red wine, and gingerbread\n6.  Sticky cake, salted caramel, and caramel ice cream\n7.  Mignardises: Chocolate and sausage, salt caramel macaroon, mint marshmallow\n\nThe only reason I give it less than 5 stars is because some of the dishes just felt like the flavors weren't balanced properly.  Also, while the wine they stock is delicious, there are very few options and as such there is no wine pairing option.  A meal this wonderful really needs to have the range of wine that you might find across town at Xo.  Solid 4 stars though.
__label__1 A mon avis tr\u00e8s surfait. Les p\u00e2tisseries sont tout juste correctes, et les petites feuilles d'or coll\u00e9es partout (grotesque) ne les rendent pas plus fines. La plus grosse d\u00e9ception vient des croissants qui ont le go\u00fbt et la texture des croissants de boulangerie industrielle. On trouve les m\u00eames chez Metro. Pour des vrais croissants au beurre, faites un d\u00e9tour par Froment et S\u00e8ve \u00e0 Rosemont.
__label__1 Been here a couple times.  This place has great deserts, but the service is LAME. Slow, non attentive, and rude.  This place can easily be 4 stars if not for the service.
__label__2 Kind of gimmicky, but fun. My husband ordered Viennese coffee (he said it was perfect) and I ordered Viennese hot chocolate, which was served lukewarm! I would have complained, but the servers were so busy that I decided to suck it up. The hot chocolate itself was nice, very thick and chocolaty. I would like to go back and try some of their crepes, especially the salted caramel one.
__label__4 Best chocolate menu I've ever seen! I recently hit up Max Brenner in NYC and wasn't very much impressed  but Juliet et Chocolat delivers! Hot chocolate drinks are served in red wine glasses and they are thick and rich.  I had the chocolate fondant cake with fleur de sel caramel topping and hazelnut ice cream.  Delicious!  The cake was gooey and rich.  Definitely worth trying if you are in Montreal.
__label__0 Didn't have a chance to try it unfortunately. We waited around twenty minutes at our table and no one came to take our order but there were five servers standing around chatting at the front so we left!  Keep in mind I've worked as a server for over five years
__label__3 My new yoga spot. This is not fancy place as some other great ones I've experience Montreal, and yet I just love it. The teachers are by far the bests I've met in a while, so it  balances the fact that the studio is quite small and basic - there are no lockers, showers, or anything. It's an in-and-out kinda place, but still, the classes are just amazing. There's a great deal for new students, too. You get unlimited yoga 30 days for about 40$. You must try!
__label__4 Excellent food and atmosphere.  All tapas we tried were amazing (olives, spanish tortilla, cod fish fritters, fideos,serrano and cheese).  Churros were a hit.  Paella was mediocre.
__label__0 I would love to tell you about all the great things I discovered at this hotel...but THEY CANCELLED MY RESERVATION? WHAT!? WHAT!? That doesn't happen! But it did.\n\nYesterday I made a reservation for two nights: even gave them my credit card info and received confirmation. Today I get a call telling me they \"actually don't have those rooms\" available for two nights. The person I spoke with didn't even apologize or offer to put me on a cancellation list (like other hotels offered). \n\nVery odd, very odd.
__label__0 I'm not really one to write many reviews but having been so maltreated by this store and given my ire is still so up,i feel compelled to do so and hopefully warn others who are thinking of purchasing from this store.\nI should have trusted my instincts that a store that hardly labels their merchandise with price tags and continually has signs for discounts on certain items but leaving it vague and murky as to what items might be discounted and having prior history with them knowing you can haggle-i find that super sketchy.\n Still I purchased a dining room table and chairs&bench and spent over 2000 in their store in the fall because i fell in love with their tsunami table.\nOver the week-end I picked up two footstools and discovered one was cracked at the leg.The very next day I went back to the store with my receipt and explained that one stool was damaged and I wanted a refund..I met with an incredibly rude and hostile employee who basically drilled me about why I would not want a replacement stool from another store and threw my receipt at me!she told me I could not have a refund and told me that I would only be refunded on Monday.Wow.\nI guess i'll find out if she is truly the manager of the store as she said she was and i'm still unsure if I will be reimbursed and they kept the merchandise-crazy thing too is that my saleslady from the night before was there when I returend the next day and didn't say one word.\nReally really bad customer service-the worst.
__label__4 Un classique pour regarder le soccer ou le football sur \u00e9cran g\u00e9ant. Parfait comme endroit quand il y a plusieurs matches simultan\u00e9ment  (exemples : qualifications de la Coupe du monde de soccer, Ligue des champions ou derni\u00e8res semaines de la saison de la NFL) et qu'on souhaite garder un \u0153il sur ce qui se passe un peu partout. Bonne ambiance pendant les matches importants. Pendant la Coupe du monde 2010, j'y ai eu le plaisir de d\u00e9jeuner en regardant le match d'ouverture. Un des rares endroits qui ouvrent lorsque des matches ont lieu \u00e0 des heures inhabituelles ici.
__label__2 Pretty cool Sports Bar full of sports paraphernalia and several TV.s that play several sports at the same time which is cool when you want to watch more than one game at a time. \nService was decent, coffee fresh but strong(had to double creamed it) and drink I ordered mix well.\n\nAll in all if there was a game I'd want to watch and hang with friends, I'd definitely consider going to Champs
__label__0 A EVITER !\n\nNous avons attendu 2h45 pour avoir un plat de nachos... et le patron est venu m'insulter parce que je demandais un geste commercial pour cette attente interminable !! On parlait juste de chips avec de la sauce tomate... et ils n'\u00e9taient m\u00eame pas bons !!!\n\nNous n'y remettrons jamais les pieds. Nous trouverons une autre place pour voir les matchs des Canadiens \n\nUne \u00e9toile,  pour les serveuses qui supportent un tel patron !
__label__0 I stayed here once, and once was enough for me... The hotel was clean, that's were the good qualities end...\n\nThe staff was, not so much rude, just... blank would be the best way to describe them. The rooms, and hotel itself, were very small. The room had 2 beds and a TV stand which left just enough room for 1 person to walk between them (and we had 3 guys staying there, talk about crowded). The doors around the hotel all lock behind you, meaning (and I found out the hard way, due to a slow elevator) you can't take the stairs... If you go into the stairwell you have to go all the way to the ground level, go outside (it was raining that night), walk around the building back to the front, and if it's past a certain hour you have to wait for the Front Desk clerk to buzz you in. The parking's the other thing... This is more a personal thing for me, I like to have my car parked in a garage when I'm on vacation. They have an outdoors parking lot up the block (which some might not think is in the greatest of neighborhoods). The bigger pain is, you have to get a new parking pass for your car every day it's in the lot. This can be annoying because if you do it in the morning you have to deal with the Check In wait.\n\nAll in all I personally had a horrible experience in this hotel and would not recommend it to anyone... The only reason we stayed here was because we decided to take the trip late and all our other choices were booked up.
__label__1 Have you ever asked a cab driver to take you to a good place to party? This was my first time and most likely the last.
__label__0 What does it take for a restaurant like Elio to lose interest in their customers??? I used to be a fan of this place.  I had not visited the said address for about 2 years, and now the quality of the food, the cleanliness, even the house wine has left a very bad taste in my mouth... I ordered the pescatore pastas and I couldn't even engulf 6 bites: the shrimps (even the smaller ones) were tougher than rubber, the clams felt like they had not been rinsed, the linguini was over-cooked... both my glasses of water and wine were filthy.  No one asked me why I could not finish my meal, and were acting like they could not care less about my surprised expression at the table... I was simply stunned. And so disapointed to have lost what used to be one of my favorite italian eateries of all time.  I left bummed and hungry.
__label__3 Went with five people for dinner, and have gone several times before for drinks and a light meal. Meat pie was great; good local fare.  Good place to get a pitcher of hard cider, sit outside, and people-watch. Atmosphere - bistro - very charming. Service quick and cheerful.
__label__1 Our food was decent but the service was horrible. Our server was rude, hurried our meal, and gave us a dish we had canceled (and subsequently also charged us for his mistake). We enjoyed our food and had a mediocre bottle of wine, but did not like eating in the pitch black; we probably wouldn't go back based on the poor lighting and poor service.
__label__2 As a bar it's pretty decent. As for the food well... If you're going to prepare ALL your food in a microwave, can you at least hide it somewhere in the back. I would also appreciate it if the waitresses could wash their hands in between handling money and preparing my nuke nachos.
__label__3 The veal tartar was off the hook and the service was really good.  Great wine selection as well.  If you find yourself in Montreal this will be a wonderful treat.
__label__4 Poutine: thick and rich peppery gravy , crisp french fries and appropriate cheese. The poutine vegetarienne is excellent also, but the traditional poutine will do just fine. \n\nThis is the best poutine in Montreal, right ahead of Poutine Lafleur in Verdun. Born and raised in Quebec, whenever I visit this is the ONE poutine that I want to go to again. And always do. Darn it, now I want one and I'm 600 miles away. Please christmas break, come faster.
__label__3 C'est vrai que l'endroit est peut-\u00eatre un peu victime de sa popularit\u00e9, et je fais partie des gens qui trouvent aberrant d'attendre en ligne pour manger des oeufs ou une poutine.  Donc, m\u00eame si c'est \u00e0 c\u00f4t\u00e9 de chez moi, je mets rarement les pieds chez MA-Am-M Bolduc.  Par contre, il faut admettre que la poutine est vraiment d\u00e9licieuse, les frites maison sont cuites \u00e0 la perfection, m\u00eame au plus fort de l'achalandage, les assiettes sont copieuses \u00e0 souhait (trop, en fait, mais ce n'est pas vraiment un d\u00e9faut, non?).\nCe qui serait bien, ce serait peut-\u00eatre d'ajouter un \"peu\" de verdure \u00e0 leur menu.  La derni\u00e8re fois o\u00f9 j'y suis all\u00e9, j'ai d\u00e9cid\u00e9 d'essayer le fish and chips maison.  C'\u00e9tait croustillant \u00e0 souhait, les filets \u00e9taient bon, les frites aussi, mais une petit salade pour accompagner toute cette panure aurait \u00e9t\u00e9 appr\u00e9ci\u00e9... Au lieu de quoi, on servait l'assiette avec des onion rings!  Tout \u00e9tait d\u00e9lcieux, mais tant de panure! \u00c7a en venait un peu \u00e9coeurant, et je n'ai pas pu terminer mon assiette, loin s'en faut... J'aurais tu\u00e9 pour un bout de iceberg!
__label__3 Had a great brunch.  Try the Toscan: poached egg, ham, spinach, and muffin with fresh fruit.  Fresh ingredients in a great atmosphere.\nDefinately worth the trip on a weekend morning.  NIce selection of take out items, but seemed a bit overpriced for packaged up material.
__label__3 Came on a Saturday morning at 9:30am and we were seated immediately, service was very nice.  I greatly enjoyed my Brunch Des Cantons, perfectly cooked beans and various pork.  My fiance liked her Brunch Sucre, but wasn't blown away by it.  Solid Coffee and OJ included with brunch.  All in all a very pleasant experience.
__label__4 Excellent brunch/breakfast.  This place offers a variety a breakfast dishes that taste amazing.  I am not a breakfast fan, but this place changed my mind
__label__4 Le Cartet is one great place to try for breakfast with their interesting concept of boutique restaurant. Plus, they offer a wide range of products such bottled smoothies, sandwiches, salads, pastries and more. \n\nLaid-back crowd, cozy ambiance and delicious food. What can you ask for more? If the weather is great, you can even sit outside. This place definitely get off the beaten track.
__label__2 One of the larger Second Cup around.  Always tons of fresh goods.\n\nCan get busy on Sundays where students come to study.
__label__4 It is our last day in Montreal and we were looking for one last lunch to close out our wonderful trip. We stumbled to Cafe Cherrier and were happy as soon as we stepped in. It was hustling and bustling with a local crowd including some business lunches. Was really interesting to see and observe. Really nice French food lunch. I had the French onion soup which was excellent and a Duck Confit with frites and salad. The salad was fresh and had a light vinaigrette. The duck was cooked close to perfect. Bread was super tasty and wine was light but flavorful.
__label__3 fancy fancy. i love fancy food i love fancy restaurants. we made reservations here on a friday night and decided to order the tasting menu and added foie gras cause who doesnt love that?! add in a bottle of wine and your dinner is now expensive but delicious. \n\nthe annoying part was that valet was not complimentary but was $13! once you enter, they have a closet for your jackets so that's nice. \n\nthe food itself was delicious and the presentation fantastic. but it just wasn't one of the best that i've been to. the service was good. we had a few. one was very descriptive and answered all our questions. some were just hard to understand :( and when youre at a fancy restaurant i like to know what im eating\n\nmenu degustation - $92 each \nfoie gras degustation - addt'l $12 each \nbaron louis bottle of red wine - $80
__label__0 We had high expectations from all the reviews on Yelp.  The decor is modern and comfortable.  However this does not make up for the food.  My wife and I had the tasting menu with Fois Gras.  A this point I think I have sub-consciously blocked all the dishes from memory. Yes, it was that bad.  I give the restaurant one star for trying to be creative with food, but at the end of the day it has to taste great.\n\nWith all the other great restaurants in Montreal, you should only go here if you cannot get a table anywhere else. \n\nI don't like giving negative reviews but I wish there were more for Toque on Yelp before we went.
__label__2 Family-Friendly. Affordable prices. Lots of patrons. But food was pretty average.
__label__1 Service is very slow. Food is ok depending of what you order. Crepes are fine but far from amazing (Go to Juliette & Chocolat instead for this). I ordered the burger deluxe and I can say with confidence that it is probably the worst burger I ate in my whole life McDo, Burger King and Snack bars included.\n\nThe Latte coffee is good for the price... but it took 15 mins to get it. \n\nMight be a nice plan B for breakfast if other places are full. But definitely not a plan A.
__label__3 I tried the everything bagel with salmon, cream cheese, tomatoes and capers.  It was the best bagel I've ever had.  It's also the only 11 dollar bagel I've ever had.  Service was great, they accommodated my group of 5 on a very busy Sunday.  It was a good brunch, sangria, bloody Marys and tons of bagels.  Very close to a 5 star rating.
__label__3 Personally, I am not a huge fan of beer.  I like a good brew with a meal, but don't expect me to pound them back all night.  However, Benelux is one of these places where I will enjoy a pint or two.  \n\nThey have all different types of beers that they brew themselves.  Some of them can have high alcohol content so look out for what you get.\n\nIf you are sitting on one of the tables, the service can be a little lackluster as others have mentioned.  However, if you sit at the bar you shouldn't have any problems with service.\n\nIf you are a little hungry while knocking back a few, they serve European style hot dogs which are surprisingly good.\n\nThere is a terrasse out in the summer too, so on a warm summer evening you can sit back relax and enjoy some hand crafted brews.
__label__2 Second time here.  Great selection of brews, but the service is aloof.  Not sure if it is because we're Americans, but we weren't loud/obnoxious.  Just out to get a few brews before the night.
__label__0 My friend and my family met up there for dinner. She was told there were reservations for all the other tables so we were seated at the end of a row in a somewhat awkward spot. Let me state that during most of our time there only 2 other tables were occupied. So this place was prettying empty with us seated in an uncomfortable way. The waitress was surly. Actually, during most of our visit we were given looks like she just wanted us to eat up and leave. Our orders were sparse, tasted meh and not worth the price. I ordered grilled beef and chicken. It came on a small dry bed of noodles. One very thin slice of beef and 2 small sub par chicken pieces, with 2 doughy under filled spring rolls does not make a great dining experience. Tea was never offered or suggested. I had high hopes for this place as its in an area I frequent often and the decor was okay but after this experience I won't be back. In an area with so many dining choices I'm sure there are better places than this.
__label__0 With so many better breakfast places to go to in the city, there's no reason to go to Quebec's version of Denny's. Okay, it's better than Denny's but the food is greasy, the place is dirty, and it's overpriced. Luke B.'s review hit the nail on the head except not everything is overcooked - the two times I've eaten there, the potatoes were practically raw.  People don't seem to mind though since there's often lineups on weekends.
__label__1 I went here during a recent weekend trip to Montreal.  While the restaurant is billed as \"authentically Italian\", in my opinion, it's far more Italian-American than traditional Italian fare (fine, if that's your thing).  Reminds me of the \"red sauce\" Italian places you find commonly in NYC.\n\nFirst up was a mozzarella di buffala with tomatoes and basil - a simple, classic dish that I love to make at home.  The dish was edible but the cheese was too firm, the olive oil was thin and watery and finally the basil was chopped too finely to be tasted.\n\nTwo pizzas were up for dinner, the Toscana with prosciutto, arugula and diced tomatoes and the \"chef's special\" with Italian sausage, rapini and parmigiano.  The first was fresh and tasty but a little uneventful.  The second was loaded with a cheap, salty parmigiano cheese that overwhelmed the flavours of the other ingredients.\n\nThe bring-your-own-wine, cash-only bit is a bit downscale given the prices. The servers are all in a tremendous rush to keep the food coming which makes it a difficult place to relax.  Great place to bring the kids since it's noisy and bustling though.  Given the chance, I probably wouldn't go back.
__label__1 45 minutes d attente, au lieu des 20 annoncees, pour \u00eatre en terrasse, la salle \u00e9tant vraiment trop bruyante, \u00e7a.commencait mal... \"Les meilleures pizzas de Montr\u00e9al\", bon, ca valait surement le coup d attendre. Et bien non... La pizza du chef n'avait aucun interet tout comme les pates d un de mes amis, noy\u00e9s dans une sauce grasse insipide... une addition elevee m'a convaincu de me mettre que deux \u00e9toiles, le seul int\u00e9r\u00eat \u00e9tant la terrasse, agr\u00e9able. Bref, une adresse \u00e0 \u00e9viter, pour qui aime un tant soit peu la cuisine italienne!
__label__4 Mmmm so much choice and it's all completely awesome: thin crust pizzas, pastas, gnocci. Everything is done to perfection and the service is top notch. You may end up sharing a table with complete strangers, but who cares, that's totally fun! There is truly something for everyone on this menu and you cannot go wrong no matter what you pick.\n\nI had the Chef pizza: mozzarella, black olives and tomatoes; it was deeelish.\n\nBest part about Napoletana is that it's BYOW, yesssss! (There's an SAQ a 3 minute walk away, so there is no need to settle for a bottle of Chateau D\u00e9panneur.)\n\nOh yeah, and it's cash only!
__label__0 I love design so I used to check out Barami for high-end furniture somewhat regularly. It's a massive store with enticing eye candy. They're known for doing Made in China knockoffs of high-end furniture, i.e.) a replica of 'design' couch that is normally $10,000 may be $5,000. Unfortunately however, the staff doesn't have much knowledge of design so they can't tell you what the pieces are replicating. But if you have any knowledge of design yourself, you'll quickly recognize the pieces that are knock-offs.\n\nIt took me too long to realize that there is little to no workmanship in Barami's products. First, we bought a couch that looked amazing but came apart in less than two years. Same thing with a chaise lounge. The fabric's staples popped off the couch on their own. I bought a desk that wobbled because the legs were uneven. We bought stools that once we brought them home, noticed they were made unevenly. I bought a decorative (and expensive) light fixture for the kitchen but several of the pieces fell off on their own. Such poor quality. We kept everything we bought at Barami and tried to 'fix' them ourselves because we'd already paid so much for them. But the kicker was a plexiglass folding chair that I bought and which looked fantastic just sitting in my office, so I seldom used it. One day though, while I did happen to be sitting on it at my computer, doing nothing out of the ordinary, the seat of the chair completely snapped in two! It's not like I'm a heavy person so it must have been a manufacturer's defect - but a dangerous one, as I fell straight onto my tailbone (ouch!). I informed the staff so that they would be aware of the defect for future buying and I asked the staff if there was anything they could do about it i.e.) a repair, an exchange, a refund etc. and they nonchalantly said, 'no'. As one salespoerson told me, 'it's not like a massive factory like Barami needs to worry about one person's little chair.' \n\nEverything looks great at Barami but it's more for people who don't want to actually use their furniture - but just keep up appearances. Maybe perfect for people who assemble 'showrooms' in condos?  I won't buy anything there again though, as I'd be better off getting something cheaper and more 'typical' looking - even from IKEA which believe it or not, is of better quality than Barami.
__label__1 I only ate here since I was staying at the W. \n\nI will admit. hot waitresses. \nbut then again, u are in montreal. so nothing new there.\n\nwelp. thats all that this restaurant has going for it. They really try to go for fancy french-inspired dishes but they end up just trying too hard. The flavors don't reaaaally work. \n\ncan't really say much more.. \n\nbreakfast is okay though. pass!
__label__2 I visited Otto with a big group of people for a friend's birthday and was pleasantly surprised.  Overall the service was relaxed and friendly.  They had no problems accommodating a large group and were patient with explaining various menu items to some of the people in our group with dietary restrictions.  The food itself was better than I expected.  Usually in glitzy places like this, the food looks good but is just alright at best.  But this was really tasty.  I had the homemade tagliatelle with meatballs and spare ribs.  While it was pricey, I easily could have split this dish with a dining companion and we would have both still been satisfied.  The desserts were equally good, well presented but also quite rich and decandant.\n\nThe decor is really special.  Lots of red, and unexpected textures.  It was the perfect backdrop for a birthday celebration (and lots of picture taking).\n\nWhile I will not be running back anytime soon, I will keep this one tucked up my sleeve for future special occasions.
__label__2 Is this what Mexican food really tastes like?!?! La Guadalupe was suggested to me by a friend of mine from Mexico city, I kept asking him when he was going to make me real Mexican food and i guess one day he got tired of me asking so he recommended this place, saying it was the best Mexican restaurant in Montreal.\n\nLet me start by saying that if you're in a hurry you should go to Taco Bell. This isn't a fast food kind of place, it's a meal with friends kind of place. Everyone who works here seems to be family and if not family they have been working there for long enough to considered family. All this to say the service at Guadalupe's isn't fast but it's still good service.\n\nNow the reason why the service is a little slow as well as why the food here is so good. Nothing at this restaurant is pre-made, everything is freshly made with fresh ingredients. I've taken a few people to this place and everyone leaves raving about the food.\n\nThe decor has a Mexican flavor to it, I guess? I'm not sure what Mexican decor is supposed to look like since every Mexican restaurant I've ever been to looks the same, even in Mexico. You aren't here for the look at the decor anyway, it's about the food. So grab some friend and head down for a great night.
__label__2 I had the linguine in cream sauce with spinach, pine nuts and green apples. Like in the movies where an exotic Italian man swoops in and woos a lady from her relatively mundane and boring boyfriend, this dish emasculated me and my manlihood as I wasn't able to finish it like a real man should. However, in my defense, I was given a whole cannelloni and I finished that, so, volume-wise, I did manage to eat the same amount... self-esteem crisis AVERTED. In other news, the apples added a nice crunch to the noodles with a hint of sweet and tart flavor.
__label__2 Bon restaurant. On y est all\u00e9 un jeudi soir , la terrasse \u00e9tait pleine et l'int\u00e9rieur vide. J'ai choisi la table d'h\u00f4te avec le saumon, soupe cr\u00e8me de l\u00e9gumes un peu trop sal\u00e9e. Le saumon \u00e9tait bon avec un sauce cr\u00e9meuse sans go\u00fbt. L\u00e9gume rapini et pur\u00e9e patates navets. J'imaginais un resto portugais avec un plus grand choix de poisson.
__label__0 Terrible service and food.\n\nI ordered veal meatballs and pasta. The veal was cold on the inside and I was never offered parmesan or fresh pepper. \n\nService is slow and of the 3 waitreses that served our little section, none of them came to ask if everything was ok.\n\nThey took away our dishes and didn't offer us a dessert menu. We had time so we waited to see if they'll acknowledge us. 15 min later...one of them came by. \n\nWould not recommend.
__label__4 This is my favorite place in town. Either for drinks with friends to the tune of any of the great DJs or for a little work session in the afternoon. The food is always very good, if a bit pricey. Try the soups if you're on a budget, they're always great. I love their grilled cheese remixed and the daily specials are always creative. The bar service is impeccable.
__label__2 yummy, great salad bar, but wish they had more veggie meat options though!
__label__3 The ultimate finale for my Montreal visit.  After a day of wandering around the neighborhood looking at the hipsters, vintage shops, and record stores, we decided upon a recommendation to dine at Aux Vivres.  I was starving when I got in which was fortunate because having so many delicious-sounding things was too overwhelming (when I usually get to choose from one or two options on the menu tops) so we ended up ordering an appetizer, smoothie, and dessert to accompany our main courses.  The food was incredible, the decor was adorable, our waiter gamely answered all our weird questions, and we met a group of really nice Montreal-ans who were eating at the table next to us.  Totally worth the bill.
__label__3 This is a beautiful hotel in the heart of Old Montreal, within a couple of blocks of Saint-Catherine shopping and the Place Des Arts.  I stayed here for one night on pleasure.  It's worth noting that I stayed with a Living Social coupon for $185/night plus tax, which is essentially 50% off.  I also know other travellers who have gotten a room for $200/night on Priceline.com.  I would NOT pay the $300-$350/night they ask on the website as full-price.\n\nThat being said, they gave us a beautiful, larger corner room.  There wasn't much view (other than the windows of adjacent buidlings), but the room was luxurious, with a nice, large washroom (including separate standing shower and bathtub).  Service was excellent, and I have no complaints.\n\nWhile people seem to complain about the expensive wifi, I was able to use wifi for free while in my room.  It switched to a pay-policy when in the lobby or restaurants.  Not sure why...\n\nThe hotel also has a fantastic restaurant (Osco!), and a fun absinthe bar (Sarah B.).\n\nI would recommend this restaurant, assuming you can get a deal on the room price.
__label__0 Beware! Check your bill! Rude!\n\nThe location is nice and the place looks inviting. The prices are OKish, maybe a bit on the high side, but nothing major. I went with a friend and had dinner with a bottle of wine. So far, so good. Now for the bad:\n\nThe food was quite bland. I had a duck breast. It was terribly overcooked and rather rubbery hard. It hadn't been deboned well and there were still small bone splinters in it. The rice was partially hard (probably they'd warmed it up one time too many). Not great. And now for the fun bit. They already added a 15% tip. This is definitely not usual for parties of two. But to top it off, they added another 5$ to the bill when they brought us the credit card bill. \n\nWhen I reminded them that they had overcharged me they got upset. The waiter told me that I should go back to my country! Fine. I hope that all other tourists do the same and AVOID THIS PLACE. Only go there if you want a) bland food, b) tricky billing, c) outright fraud when paying by credit card and d) an insulting waiter.
__label__0 If I could give this place a negative star rating, I would.  Avoid it at ALL costs.  Though the ambiance is nice and the hostess was friendly, it was the absolute WORST experience we had in Montreal.\n\nThe service is horrendously unorganized and slow.  Then they have the audacity to add service onto your bill.  As we waited forever to be served, we saw several patrons come in, look around and see the unhappy customers and leave.  The waiters brought us one incorrect entree and then we had to wait forever to have the meal we ordered brought out.\n\nTerrible service no matter the ambiance.  It is AWFUL!
__label__0 BAD VERY BAD! When we leave the restaurant it was as we never eat..\nWorst restaurant I've experienced in my life time.  Avoid at all costs.  I ordered Mussels fries and it was a little plate and 10 fries with old oil...   Nobody for the water.\nThe decoration is very old! and not clean at all!!!   Avoid at all costs. The service is VERY slow.  Then they have the audacity to add service onto your bill.  What a joke! I don't recommend this restaurant! I am French and dishes are not reflecting our cook!\nThis restaurant is disgusting and expensive! The next day we went to\nThe jardin Nelson and It was really better! With the beautiful terrace and a live concert.
__label__2 For under $20 my gf and I got two quarter chickens with potatoes, coleslaw, macaroni salad, pop and a portuguese egg tart. My gf got the mild sauce and I got the spicy sauce, the spicy sauce had a nice kick to it however the chicken did not have much flavour. The chicken was pretty moist and tender but not as good as Romados like others have mentioned. Got only a few potatoes which were soft and hot, once again not that much flavour with those as well. The macaroni/coleslaw salad was decent and my gf said the tart was good but did not taste fresh.\n\nOverall I give this place a 3.5/5, food was just okay and the same goes for the price.
__label__0 What the heck is wrong with all the five star reviewers? Went here last night. No sense of hygiene. Un-eaten bread is reused for next table. Hot sauce is put on with a brush directly onto eaten food without being washed or changed between tables. Yuck. Lost my appetite here.
__label__4 Delicious! And the owner is fabulous - very proud of his restaurant and the long family ties to it.
__label__1 Il mange, elle boit, c'est comme ci, comme \u00e7a.
__label__0 Awful Chinese food. Probably the worst place to eat asian in the whole neighbourhood. I ordered fried won tons and I got tiny crispy noodles that you're supposed to put in the soup. Furthermore, when they include veggies in their meat dishes, they just cut them into big pieces and barely cook them. I have so many examples of why this is place is bad and I could go on for an hour, but I won't. Oh, and I forgot to mention that when I went there to pick up my order, the cook sneezed in his hands and kept cutting food without washing them!!! I have to admit that their sweet and sour soup is good though, but it's not worth the shitty main course you'll get.
__label__0 Looks and feel like 99c store, or $1 store with prices higher than at Macy's. You have to crawl between shelves. Do not go, do not waste your time.
__label__4 Wow.\n\nMy husband and I went to Old Towne yesterday and saw this little gem, but I had already agreed we'd pay homage to HIS heredity and have Ph\u00f3 (that review is also included!).  But, we tucked this in the back of our minds and I'm glad we did!\n\nThe staff was an extremely pleasant woman who was fluent in English, Polish, and French.  She was sweet, attentive, and knew the city like the back of her hand.  She recommended our vodka and suggested to accompany it with apple juice, a \"chaser\" if you will.  She said it was \"how the Polish do it\", so why not?  When in Rome.....It was smooth, strong, and I felt content immediately.  The turpentine aftertaste (all vodka does to me, regardless of brand, but some better than others!) was immediately quashed by the sweetness of the juice.  I will never drink vodka any other way hereafter!\n\nI am an embarrassment to my Polish and Irish heritage - I hate cabbage (!) - so I went with the pierogies.  Cheese.  My husband was easily swayed into the  gobki.\n\nMy dish came artfully arranged with a sprinkle of dill, a heaping side of sauerkraut and carrot shaped into a rosette.  My husband's order was accompanied by a cucumber/dill sauce mix and sliced boiled potatoes.\n\nThe pierogies tasted like my Bab\u00e7i came back to life and got work in their kitchen.  Very authentic.  Dipped in the side bowl of sour cream, it was delicious!\n\nMy husband inhaled his dish (and half of mine) within seconds, which usually is a sign he likes it.  The gobki appeared to have an abundance of ground meat, which is a nice change from the rice-laden  cabbage rolls I usually see.  He stated the tomatoes were an excellent topping, as it was a bit dry inside of the roll.  He found the cucumber/dill muxture to be divine.  Not his words, but \"wicked good\" isn't exactly poetry, but a good description nonetheless!\n\nThe ambience is divine and the bar nicely stocked.  (side note: the building's side door also gives access to bathrooms without going through the restaurant). Our waitress informed us live music is usually at the restaurant nightly of we wanted to cone back for dessert and Polish coffee (coffee with vodka....of course!)\n\nThe menu may have been simple and don't offer a huge array of options, but sometimes that can be overwhelming.  So points today for simplicity.\n\nIf you are a fan of Polish food - this is authentic as it gets.  A MUST when in Montreal and desire something different than American and after a few days in Quebec, something different than French!
__label__3 While on Montreal for business for a few days and staying in the old town, I have bumped into this traditional polish restaurant for a casual dinner.\n\nThis is an old school classic eastern european restaurant that has lots of tradition and less novelty. \n\nThe food now, what can I say? good borsh (sour beet soup), really good pierogi (which is the polish equivalent for ravioli), an excellent polish sausage and some mighty fine polish and Lithuanian beer were sampled.\n\nbottom line: everything was good and service was great!\n\nThe atmosphere is very warm, the owners and the people who work there all speak polish, French and English. the place is very warm and features live piano on evenings.
__label__3 Great food and wonderful atmosphere. Had the Debutant and split an order of cabbage rolls with my dining companion. Everything was delicious. The cabbage rolls were served with a nice, slightly spicy tomato sauce.  The filling was very tender and flavorful. Pirogies were also very good. The Debutant gives you a nice selection, so if you are not familiar with Polish food, it is a great place to start. \nIf I was spending a long weekend in Montreal and could only choose two or three restaurants for dinner, this would definitely be on the list.
__label__1 This is a restaurant with great atmosphere and lots of potential but poor service and average food takes this review from four stars to two. \n\nWould you be happy spending $85+tip on this? \n\n1. The reservation for table on the terrace was \"lost\" and we sat inside.\n2. Our food was left under the kitchen heater so long it was hot and cold at the same time (was there no one designated to run food?)\n3. Our waiter was covering too many tables and could not manage all of them (e.g. I asked for a second glass of wine with dinner and was brought the menu half way through my entree). \n\nManagement take note. The food is average at best and the menu predictable. Montreal is supposed to be one of the best \"culinary cities\" in North America. Either fire your manager or get a new chef because mediocre food and sloppy service is a recipe for unhappy foodies. I really wanted to love this restaurant but even duck fat fries can't save this one.
__label__3 Cette librairie, qui portait le nom de librairie Champigny avant qu'elle ne soit rachet\u00e9 par Renaud-Bray, est aujourd'hui la plus grande succursale de la cha\u00eene de librairies qu\u00e9b\u00e9coises. Cet \u00e9tablissement, o\u00f9 on trouve environ 20% de produits class\u00e9s dans la cat\u00e9gorie \u00abcadeaux\u00bb, comme les autres librairies de la cha\u00eene d'ailleurs, poss\u00e8de un tr\u00e8s vaste fonds litt\u00e9raire, capable de faire rougir jusqu'au plus ambitieux libraires ind\u00e9pendants du Qu\u00e9bec. Au rez-de-chauss\u00e9, on retrouve les principales nouveaut\u00e9s de l'heure, de m\u00eame qu'un bon choix de revues et de magazines, tandis qu'au deuxi\u00e8me \u00e9tage, auquel on peut acc\u00e9der par l'entremise d'un escalier m\u00e9canique, on retrouve le fonds, class\u00e9 par th\u00e9matique. Aussi, malgr\u00e9 que ce ne soit pas toutes les succursales de Renaud-Bray qui soient dot\u00e9 de libraires comp\u00e9tents, on retrouve dans cette derni\u00e8re des libraires qui connaissent leurs m\u00e9tiers. Aussi, ce fait est d'autant moins \u00e9tonnant qu'on retrouve \u00e0 la m\u00eame adresse, dans des bureaux, le si\u00e8ge sociale de la cha\u00eene. Bref, si vous voulez aller chez Renaud-Bray, c'est la succursale que je vous sugg\u00e8re !
__label__0 I finally got around to eating at L'Acad\u00e9mie this Friday. The restaurant gives off this air of Zen grandeur and European opulence at the same time while serving a fusion of Italian and French fusion cuisine. What it is really is a lot of pretentiousness and posturing, form over function, appeal over taste.\n\nTo begin with I couldn't believe the menu or more to the point how 30 years ago it was. What self-respecting fine dining institution with any sense of modernity still serves Coquille St-Jacques, Escargot with garlic butter and Parmesan Fondue as entr\u00e9e? Really? In 2008? Tortellini Cardinal is not fine dining it's now been reduced to cafeteria food. All good plates when well prepared, but preparations that are pass\u00e9 and no longer original.\n\nI started with the Insalata Italiana or Italian Salad.\nLovely greens, very fresh and some cherry tomatoes that tasted just awful and sticks of Parmesan Regiano with a nice Balsamic vinaigrette. Most restaurants drown their salads in vinaigrette, L'Acad\u00e9mie seems to fear this very same thing by not putting enough dressing on the salad and the salad tasted dry.\n\nThen as my Primo Piatto, or Plat de Resistance\nI went for the Filet Mignon with a Port reduction. I'm just a sucker for steak. It was served with potatoes that had been fried whole and some veggies. The only thing that was remotely good was the Port reduction. Ok maybe the corn cob which tasted a bit funny because it was obviously not from Qu\u00e9bec soil.\n\nThe Broccoli bouquet was undercooked and completely tastless. The carrot was also seriously undercooked. There's a difference between Al Dente and undercooked; a chef should know such a simple difference.\n\nThe Potatoes... how can a chef screw up a staple like potatoes? We all eat potatoes, we can expect better than fried whole potatoes that have absolutely no seasoning or taste, are dry and crunchy; just so wrong.\n\nLast but no least on the hit list, the Filet Mignon. Now correct me if I'm wrong because I'm no steak expert but I eat enough steak in steakhouses and consider myself a bit of a connoisseur, but Filet Mignon shouldn't be marbled with fat and nerving right? Well I had to chainsaw this Filet Mignon and after three bites I was done.\n\nThat was it. Three bites of my steak and one half of a potato and I couldn't eat anymore. I was beyond disappointed. I knew I wasn't stepping into a high end restaurant, but it does hold up a promise of fine dining. This was ridiculous, flavourless and pretty much revolting.\n\nDesert... there was no desert;\nI couldn't take any more disappointment this evening. Why is it restaurants or chefs can't prepare simple things like a steak? This is Montreal, a world renowned steak town and this supposedly fine dinning restaurant can't prepare a decent steak? When I try out new restaurants I go for the simple items on the menu, because that's the true test of a chef. If I go to an Italian restaurant and I order the ever classic and simple Alfredo and I can taste that it comes from a starch filled envelope, when it's quite possibly the easiest sauce to prepare, I will never set foot in that restaurant again; as I will do with L'Acad\u00e9mie.\n\nA generous 1 outta 5.
__label__3 Bring your own wine and hang out in a trendy location in the plateau! The veal scallopini is good. as well as the lobster bisque! The lines are long but if you go on a nice summer evening it's not such a bother as it's a busy fun street with lots to look at!  Good for the younger crowd who don't mind hanging around waiting.
__label__0 don't go here.\nafter reading reviews, i went to it.\ni and my friend ordered 2 pastas. they were horrible taste.\nalfredo didn't have anything. only it and sauce.\nif you are very hungry, i want to recoomend here.\nthey serve huge amount of pastas
__label__1 I will start by saying that my daughter and I made a special trip to get these bagels fresh in the morning, and I was so disappointed!\n\nFirst of all, weighing in on the bagel debate, I do prefer NY bagels (for which I have also been known to make special pilgrimages).  Montreal's are thinner and somewhat sweet, which is less enjoyable to me.\n\nThat said, some of the dozen bagels sold to me were actually stale and had to be day old.  The best and freshest was probably the sesame.  However, we decided after trying both St. Viateur and Fairmount, that Montreal bagels are not for us.  I think many Americans who have experienced high-quality bagels in NYC might agree.  Frankly, I can even do better at several places in Boston.\n\nMontreal has amazing French food; I guess I don't need it to compete with NY for the Jewish angle.  (I also think Schwartz's is way overrated.)
__label__3 Amazing bagels, it is by far the best bagel you can have. I always eat at least one before I even leave the store. \n\nIn Montreal, there is always a debate about who the best but for me I give my vote to Fairmount. In addition to the great taste, it remains soft even after I freeze it for a month.
__label__3 Cadre sympathique, bon service et surtout de bonnes bi\u00e8res
__label__2 Tried this one with a Peruvian friend who was able to confirm that the food was A-OK and the Pisco Sour cocktails quite good, enough to remind her of her native country. I liked the food and the overall ambience.\n\nThe service was spotty, but quick to correct mistakes. However the main drag of this place is the painful noise level, driven by the in-house band singing Happy Birthday songs at just about every table, with wireless mikes and amplified guitars... And they can go on for two hours straight without a pause :)\n\nSo, be warned: don't go there if a meaningful conversation needs to take place.
__label__4 \"This is the best god damn stationary store I've ever been in.\"\n\"Welcome to wonderland.\"\n\nYep. That about sums it up. Rhodia pads? Check. Clairefontaine? More than you can imagine. Fabriano? Yeah, sure, if you must.\n\nIt's a wonderful, wonderful store, staffed with people who have a real passion for pen and paper, and because of this, there's no better place to shop for pen and paper!
__label__1 Had fried tofu, fried pork, peanut butter dumplings and eggplant. The fried foods were dry and tough. Pretty much every dish here can be found in a much better version elsewhere in Montreal. Only try this if you're desperate for Chinese. (The pickings are admittedly slim in this neighbourhood.)
__label__2 In an effort to avoid the alleged long lines of L'Avenue during the weekend brunch rush, I refrained from coming here until the Monday of my vacation in Montreal.  \n\nI walked in around 10am.  I think there was one couple in the entire restaurant.  The plan was successful!\n\nIt's a spunky looking restaurant, and shaped in a rectangle with tables and chairs lining all the way down, and the cooking going on across the other side.  There are a couple of manikins strategically placed and in funny positions.  The menu is entirely in French, so if you don't speak a word - either bring a dictionary (like I did), or if you've joined the modern technological world (unlike me), use a phone app to translate - and you're golden.  Who knew champignon meant mushroom. ;-)  \n\nI ordered the eggs benedict that comes over French toast instead of an English muffin (ha ha, nice), with the maple syrup on the side.  I think it's called the Benedict Sucre or something along those lines.   The service is nice and friendly, but not hugely attentive.  Nearly ten minutes went by before they came to take my order, even though they saw my menu closed and  I was the only one waiting to order..  but they were standing around talking with one another.  Granted my French is non-existent, I think they were training a new employee...  based off of the body language.  \n\nI ordered a cup of coffee, but it was kind of lukewarm.  Oh well.  I came for the benedict anyhow.  Which was..  a delicious sight for the eyes!  Thick slices of brioche French toast, thin slices of ham, nicely poached eggs, and a buttery Hollandaise generously smeared over it all.  A small cruet of maple syrup and cup of sauteed potatoes in the center.  And a skewer of fresh fruit.  (truly enjoyed that about Montreal..  as they bring you fruit and/or salad with almost every meal)  \n\nThe Hollandaise was a bit heavy, and next time I'd ask for them to go easy on it - albeit it's very yummy and velvety.  \n\nPrices are a bit high, but you do get a ton of good food for it, and so a benedict dish with a cup of coffee will run you about $20 including the tip.  \n\nIt's located a couple of blocks away from the Mont Royal metro station.  A great place to walk afterward is down the opposite way (westward) towards St. Denis - lots of shopping opportunities.  If you're looking for poutine, it's not far from here (15 min walk?) at La Banquise.  Schwartz' smoked meats is about a 30 min walk southwest.
__label__4 If you have a big appetite, you should definitely come here for brunch! The restaurant is loud, funky and hip, you'll most likely see a massive line-up outside if you dare go past 11:30. I've been lucky every time and haven't had to wait more than 5-10 minutes because I've gone around 10:30-11, I've seen line ups take up to an hour and go around the block. It is that damn good, so get their before \"brunch rush hour\" and you will be satisfied. They're known best for their amazing eggs-benedict concoctions. My favorite is the Mr. Seguin (goat cheese, spinach and mushrooms). Their potatoes are soft and delicious. \n\nFor the meat lovers, steak-benedict is the way to go. So is their schorizo if you can handle its spicy kick.\n\nWriting this review is making me crave it... I believe a trip to L'Avenue is in order, ASAP.
__label__4 Unbelievable atmosphere. The restaurant decor is like a modern art exhibit. The bathroom is downright scary...it's like a kill-room from a horror film...and this is supposed to be complimentary. \n\nAs for the food...I got the classic Eggs Benedict and it was amazing. Great portion. The garlic potatoes are the best breakfast potatoes I've ever had. \n\nIf you find yourself in Montreal you have to get over here.
__label__0 We came here based on the great yelp reviews since we were looking for a new breakfast place to try. The first minus was a huge wait, we stood in the line for about 45 minutes. I don't mind the wait if the food is good. The second minus was that they don't have any English languague menus, so we had to rely on the recommendation from the staff. The final minus was the food. Not sure if it was just a bad day, but the food was not seasoned at all. There was no salt, pepper or any other seasoning in their food. We ordered duck confit omelet, and eggs benedict. Nothing was good, and definitely will not be back.
__label__4 Incredible food!!! My boyfriend said he had the best Benedict ever! The Benedict are a must!!! And smoothies are amazing!! Just get it all!
__label__3 Go to brunch place in Montreal.  Don't know if it's worth the wait though.  Go during the week if you can when it's less busy.  We did and we ended up running into Georges St. Pierre!!  Eggs Benedict and GSP, what more can you ask for.
__label__2 En entrant ici, rien qu'\u00e0 l'odeur on sait qu'on ne s'est pas tromp\u00e9, qu'on est dans une animalerie car \u00e7a sent v\u00e9ritablement le chacal! Voil\u00e0 qui ne pr\u00e9sage rien de bon... Il r\u00e8gne d'ailleurs une sorte de joyeux bordel dans toute la boutique. \nLes aquariums ont aussi mauvaise mine, les cages des chiots sont sommaires voire glauques, les oiseaux sont entass\u00e9s dans leurs cages... Pourtant tout ce beau monde n'a pas l'air malheureux pour autant : le poil est beau, l'animal joueur et affectueux. Il y a m\u00eame un perroquet qui est l\u00e0 en pension qui se laisse caresser. Pourtant c'est l'un des animaux les plus exigeants, \u00e0 croire que l'ambiance de souk leur convient. Donc en gros, ne vous fiez pas aux apparences.\nA noter : on peut trouver ici toutes sortes de reptiles et amphibiens.
__label__0 Took our two dogs today to have their nails clipped. I'm appalled at the treatment they received. The woman took out clippers, sat on the floor in the front of the store and clipped their nails as my boyfriend and I held our squirming, crying, yelping pups. No gloves. No professionalism. No private room. BOTH of our dogs ended up bleeding and crying. Bleeding so badly that after we got them home we had to go back to store and buy more Quick Blood Stopper. BEWARE BEWARE BEWARE
__label__1 Arrrrgh! I do not like Club Parking! Thinking about my experience here puts my nerves on edge. I should clarify that my days of enjoying dance clubs have past, although some of my gay friends still push for me to go to clubs with them. I usually have lots of fun, but Club Parking was TOO MUCH. If there was ever an example of something being an \"assault on the senses\" this is it! It's one of those places where it's impossible to stick with your friends, even if you hold hands going through the dance floors. The club is packed to insane degrees and there are two huge floors to lose people. Occasionally, I walk into a bar like Parking that's completely not my vibe, which instantly gives me the impression that I'm too sober, which of course leads to too much drinking that I don't notice until I'm stumbling out of the doors at 2am. Anyway, the vibe of this place is fire hazard skin to skin people, more flashing lights than I've accumulatively seen anywhere else, a lot of people on drugs, smoke machines and cage dancers. \n\nSigh, writing this totally makes me sound like an old biddy. A number of my friends enjoy this place, but just as many of my friends hate it. Actually, the friends who like it are all gay guys and the friends who hate it are all girls (gay and straight). I realize it's not for everyone, so see for yourself.
__label__1 By far the friendliest shawarma shop we encountered during our stay, but unfortunately the food was the worst. The chicken was dry to the point of feeling like sawdust in my mouth, and the fact that the wrap on the whole was totally under-sauced and under-seasoned didn't help much.\n\nI took about 4 bites, had trouble swallowing, and threw it out.\n\nThey get a point for their awesome, welcoming, funny staff...just please improve on the food.
__label__2 We had the 7-course tasting menu. Portions were large for tasting menu, which surprised us. Taste  was not delicate and presentation was mediocre. Too much butter. We expected their souffl\u00e9, but it was not part of the tasting menu. Service was good, especially the manager was very nice and professional.
__label__0 Came by for dinner today and noticed that it's closed. Unclear if it is permanent or not.
__label__0 I've been vegetarian for my entire life and I gotta tell you people straight up -- this place sucks. I'm sorry it really does. Chuchai is pretty much the same as Chuch which is next door ... except you pay more because it is a tad fancier and a little more formal but in any case (to reiterate) this food is simply substandard when you take into consideration the price that they're asking. If you want really salty fake meat, average concepts, flavourless yet overly salty sauces, microwaved food (I know right?!?) served by slow wait staff, bad music and uncomfortable plastic chairs this is right up your dystopian alley and is probably just the place for you. I really don't know how they have existed for so long seeing as how there are so many excellent vegetarian restaurants in the Plateau, let alone the entire city. If East Asian vegetarian cuisine is what you're looking for, don't get it here ... go somewhere else like Yuan Vegetarian or Su Shian Yuang. Sorry to be so harsh but I tells it like it is. Peace.
__label__3 EM Cafe opened two years ago and was a hit from the start, mainly because the decor is breezy and effortless. It's got tall ceilings, white walls showcasing local artists, and a big table in the middle for communal eating or large groups. The food itself is pretty basic, although recently there's been a dip in quality of some of the food (potatoes are getting complaints). Sandwiches, omelettes, and french toast are all pretty good and portions are decent (not huge, but decent).\n\nIt's become something of a fixed hangout in the Mile End, which is saying a lot because Parc Avenue has this reputation of killing every establishment that tries to thrive within the first 6 months.
__label__2 Pretty good supermarket in terms of selection. Otherwise I thought it was a bit overpriced and was disappointed in the apparent freshness and selection of the items in the bakery section. Small wine selection, but the wines in stock included a few decent picks.
__label__2 You can either pay $5.50 for 3-day movie rentals or get a $40 membership and pay $2 for 3-day/$3 for 7-day rentals.  They also offer 2-for-1 movies for students on Tuesday and Thursday. The reason I give 3 stars is because that deal isn't valid for people with memberships!? I learnt this 30 seconds after paying for a membership. I'm a student and could have paid $2.75 for movies twice a week. Instead I paid $40 (way too much) for a membership to pay .75 cents less than the other students.  Good movie selection and shop but don't fall for their rip off of a membership unless you rent daily.
__label__3 L'endroit id\u00e9al pour un rendez-vous d'affaire ou pour \u00e9tudier... le tout autour d'un bon caf\u00e9!
__label__3 I sat at the bar and had the tasting menu with the wine pairing.  As is typical with a tasting menu, some items weren't as good as others, but overall this was a fantastic meal.  I actually would have preferred slightly smaller portions for some of the courses because I was so incredibly full afterwards.  I'd say this is more accurately a 4.5.  Great for a special occasion.
__label__1 The food here was ok, though it seemed generally overpriced for what it was. \n\nExperience run down:\n1- Called for reservation, showed up 5 mins early, no table ready, ouch.\n\n2- 10 mins later get a table\n\n3- Menus are of the cheapest quality stapled in corner with inconsistent translations for dishes (some are Portuguese/English, others English/French and other are just Portuguese). I can understand wanting to use the traditional names for dishes, but some kind of explanation or description for fine dining is usually a nice touch for those unfamiliar with the cuisine.\n\n4- Menu consists of Tapas or little taster plates of various items all priced 7-10$ each. There are 10-12 sea items and about 8-10 land items. Most of these can be ordered as a main course (hence a slightly bigger portion) with accompaniments (most likely veggies of some kind). Additionally there are taster menus that feature chef's choice of sea and land tapas for 35-45$ with soup/salad. Finally a conventional Table D'Hote (soup, salad/snails, entree, dessert & coffee) for 25-30$\n\n5- I had a selection of 3 land tapas (chorico sausage, Brazilian Feijoada, Filet Mignon with Blue Cheese & Port sauce) as I was not much of fan of the sea based offerings. My girlfriend after asking some questions about the catch of the day and other items in the table d'hote settled for the grilled chicken as it was nigh impossible to figure out what the waiter was saying when explaining the dish, if he was explaining it at all really. Waiter made questionable remarks about not understanding my pronunciation of Portuguese items regardless that when he said them they were nearly the same.\n\n6- Water was the drink du jour, unfortunately it could not be replenished fast enough to wash away the saltiness of the foods to come.\n\n7- Bread served was good, though a little dry around the crust. Typical of this kind of bread when it has been sliced ahead of time, due to its airiness, it tends to dry out quickly.\n\n8- Soup was carrot, decent though nothing really crazy or outstandingly Portuguese about. The chorizo on my end was delicious, however for 7$ there was very little of it. only 3/8 of an actual 8\" sausage.\n\n9- After about 25 mins, part 2 our meal showed up. My GF decided to be adventurous and try snails instead of salad. Let's just say it didn't suit her tastes, mine either really there was a kind of fishy garlicky taste to it all that just was not apetizing. My feijoada, a mix of black beans, beef and pork (which parts? no one knows) was interesting but really more of a salt-assault.\n\n10- Finally the 'main course' so to speak as I had my 3rd tapas, the filet mignon, supposedly cooked to medium rare, though one would argue that what was served was really on the medium to medium well side of things. The Blue Cheese and Port sauce was tasty but got tiresome after two bites as it was simply far too rich. My GF's grilled chicken had a tasty coating but when one dug deeper to get to the meat, it had an odd sponginess to it with a fishy understated taste. Romado's has got Portuguese chicken down pat for way cheaper, so there is no reason to look elsewhere really. Her accompaniment was a mash of several veggies swimming in oil, not very appealing presentation wise nor all that tasty, oil too overpowering.\n\n11- Dessert was brief with 1 pasteis de natas (custard pie) oddly accentuated with chocolate sauce, why? It was flaky and moist, but for the menu price of 6$ you can get way better at any of the surrounding bakeries for way less.\n\n12- The confusion then began here. We paid with a deal we found online at a Groupon type site (20$ for 50$ worth of food) and it took about 15 minutes for our waiter and various staff to figure out the bill with this type of transaction. Add to this that the tip and taxes were paid in cash and we still needed to wait 10 mins to get 5$ in change, ridiculous if you ask me.\n\n13- Overall, the food was ok, overpriced with a lousy and overstressed wait staff. I will visit any of Montreal's finer Portuguese fair before coming back\n\n** out of *****
__label__0 If this is your favourite restaurant, you need to get out more. \n\nWe had ribs and Amarillo chicken - the ribs were the blandest ribs I've ever had, and my Amarillo chicken tasted like a piece of chicken had been thrown in the oven, with a slice of processed cheese dumped on top. The seasoned vegetables were 3 sprigs of broccoli, 2 pieces of mini corn and 1 carrot stick. The service was helpful where possible, but they had far too many tables to look after to provide real service. We had to flag down the server every time.
__label__2 J'aime la viande... un peu trop d'ailleurs. C'est la raison pour laquelle j'allais au B\u00e2ton Rouge avant. Parce que tout le monde parlait de leur c\u00f4tes lev\u00e9s extraordinaires. \n\nAvec l'exp\u00e9rience d'autres steakhouses et de plusieurs c\u00f4tes lev\u00e9s, celles du B\u00e2ton Rouge sont... passables. Il existe plusieurs restos du m\u00eame types avec de biens meilleurs ribs. \n\nPour ce qui est de l'ambiance et la d\u00e9coration, rien \u00e0 dire... et l'emplacement est super.
__label__2 This B\u00e2ton Rouge, right across from Place-des-Arts, has a great location if you're someone who likes festivals in the summer or Luminoth\u00e9rapie (light & sound installation) in the winter. \n\nFood is okay. We've been twice (mainly because it was convenient and we were hungry). My steak has always been perfectly cooked, veggies nice and crunchy. My husband has tried two different chicken dishes and neither one of them was great. With two mains and two non-alcoholic drinks our bill was over $60 (tax & tip included) and for this money you can get much better food at many other restaurants...so I guess we're paying for the location.\n\nService was fast, friendly & bilingual. I like that they put a pepper grinder at each table instead of a shaker.\n\nCarpets are showing some wear & tear and bathrooms were pretty gross -- not something I expected in what aims to be a nicer restaurant.
__label__2 My friend brought me here to try the dim sum.  Coming from the area I grew up in the states, I've never had really good Chinese food.  I was pleasantly surprised at how delicious and delicate the dumplings were.  The prices were good too.
__label__3 Well, Rachel's review is hilarious and that would merit one star from me as well, but just to add my recent experience: I called Taxi Champlain to get a pickup on a corner where I was stuck with a large amount of stuff I couldn't carry. The dispatcher told me he couldn't send a cab without an address then HUNG UP ON ME. So I called Diamond and the dispatcher was super nice and friendly, said no problem he'd send someone to the corner and when the car arrived it was in way better condition than cars I'd had recently from Champlain, the driver helped me load and unload all my stuff and he had a *gasp* professional gps and credit/debit machine. I'll be calling these guys first next time... though maaaybe not for an airport run. ;)
__label__2 I had a lot of fun at this club when I was younger, and I'm only 25! It's full of very young people. It's supposed to be a gay club, but there are a lot of straight people who go. I've never been hit on by gross creepy guys at any gay club other than this one. If you're a straight guy going to this club, please take my advice...two girls dancing with each other at a gay club are not dancing for you! Do not feel free to touch, pinch, grope, or grind up on any girls in this club without asking! Please remember that you are in the Village, and that in the Village we respect everyone! We should respect everyone everywhere, but that doesn't seem to happen, so please at least make an effort in the Village.\n\nAll that to say, it can be a fun club to get drunk and silly in with friends. They've been bringing better DJs recently which looks promising.
__label__0 Waited 1 hour for food!  Someone ordered Benedict no cheese and a bowl with 2 poached eggs arrived! My sunny side up were runny.  $40 for 2 breakfasts and coffee! Waitress didn't even speak English! Ill never go back here again. Worst breakfast ever.
__label__1 stopped in here without reading any reviews because we were in the area and it had nice outdoor seating. \n\nokay so first off the service was kinda bad. we waited for a while for someone to come over and greet us, and even longer for him to come back and take our orders. apparently they all split tips and worked together, so you can ask anyone to help you. but the food was a huge disappointment. I got a soup and half sandwich and the soup was amazing. the sandwich... okay. first they told me I had to get it with cream cheese, and if I didn't all the other toppings would just fall out. so fine, cream cheese. I ordered it with chicken, which i thought meant chicken deli meat. wrong, chicken means CHICKEN SALAD, which I don't eat. I told this to another server (because my waiter never came over to check on us) and she just brought me another plate to take the chicken salad off the sandwich. but it was covered in mayo (which is the reason I don't eat chicken salad) so it was kinda pointless, plus I wanted a real sandwich not a veggie one. so I just didn't eat my sandwich at all. we waited forever for our check, but finally we stopped someone and they then explained they all work together and we pay at the register. \n\noverall, it was horrible service, and a  horrible sandwich (my boyfriends, which he did eat, he was unhappy with as well). maybe it would be better if the menu was clearer and they were up front about how they served, but I'd still think they should have checked on us or at least offered another sandwich or something, rather than a plate to take the chicken salad that I didn't know would be there based on the \"add chicken\" option on the menu. I would NEVER go back, and hopefully if you do go this all was sufficient warning :)
__label__2 This place was so chaotic and is in need of more employees (preferably non hippies /hipsters)\nWe waited in line for 15 for a table (plenty of empty ones just no one was around to seat us) Once we were seated we waited another 15 minutes before someone came over and the only reason they came over is because another customer acknowledged that we arrived before him and his family (Thank You Kind Sir ). They stop serving brunch at 11:30 so we needed up ordering sandwiches Tuna for me and Chicken Salad for KP. The portions are HUGE and the sandwich itself was ok. I was more a fan of the bread it was very good. I also tried a cassis soda which was try refreshing. Sandwiches are usually not my go to hangover food but it helped and this places was dangerously close to our apt. After tax and tip it came out to be about 13 each. We had to pay in the front and waited about 10 minutes to do that I wish you could deducted your time being wasted from the cost of your meal,\nI probably wouldn't rush back here but brunch gets stellar reviews and a friend of a friend swears by it every time he's in town so next time maybe ....
__label__3 Another of my go-to places. Service can be annoyingly spotty at times, but when it's good, the place is worth it for the good stick- to -your ribs soups and monster-sized sandwiches. There is a soup/sandwich special before 4 PM and the cakes are the old fashioned home baked variety. One can relax, enjoy one's food and soak in the laid back, hippie atmosphere;no hurry or pressure to finish and leave. In summer IF one is lucky to get a spot on the outside terrace, one can enjoy one's meal al fresco.
__label__4 Excellents d\u00e9jeuners ! Le choix est vari\u00e9 et peu importe qu'on soit de type cr\u00eape, pain dor\u00e9, omelette, oeuf ou croissant, on va y trouver \u00e0 son compte. Je suis de type oeuf d'abord, mais aussi pain dor\u00e9 et cr\u00eape, alors je vais s\u00fbrement y retourner \u00e0 quelques reprises pour tout essayer. J'ai pris des viandes (cretons de veau, chorizo, jambon, saucisse de veau) avec mes oeufs et c'\u00e9tait nettement plus recherch\u00e9 que les saucisses -jambon habituels de ce type de d\u00e9jeuner.\n\nL'ambiance est tr\u00e8s relax et le service courtois et sympathique. \u00c0 ce que j'ai vu, il y a \u00e9galement des repas le soir et des sp\u00e9ciaux de type table d'h\u00f4te. Consid\u00e9rant que c'est \u00e0 deux pas de chez moi, je vais s\u00fbrement y faire un tour plus souvent.
__label__2 Nice place for a brunch. A bit expensive though and no pancakes!
__label__1 I love to hate this place.  The location can't be beat, it's more of a hassle for me to drive here because of one way streets than it is to walk the couple of blocks from my apartment.  It has everything a regular big box chain grocery store should have, and then some.  The bread slicer is quite convenient (pro tip: stick a baguette in the bread slicer for super easy buschetta for a crowd).  The selection of fresh fish is great.  I find the produce pricey, but of good quality and variety.\n\nThe not so good part is that I have to agree with Mike S., the staff is generally quite rude.  I try to avoid going through a regular cash if at all possible, and will choose to wait for a self service cash, because I have had so many bag experiences with cashiers and baggers.  Everytime I think it's me, I just have to go to PA on Parc or another big chain grocery, to realize that I only have problems here.  With the price of groceries always on the rise, I want to actually be able to enjoy the food I buy.  That means no manhandling my bread, or throwing produce.   It also means not putting my groceries into a million flimsy plastic bags when I have an armfull of sturdy reusable bags that I'm trying to hand over.  Whenever I try to politely to ask the staff to please be a little more careful, or to use my reusable bags, I'm met with standoffish gruff staff.  I once had a cashier yell at me for accusing the packer of squishing my bread.  I didn't accuse him of squishing my bread, I just asked that they not ram the rest of the groceries into it.\n\nThe other not so good aspect of things is that the store can get really packed.  Monday through Wednesday evenings student discounts are offered, which means there are a lot more packs of roomates going shopping together.  It's also pretty packed on Sunday afternoon due to the proximity to tamtams.  And forget popping in on your way home from work to pick up something for dinner if you work a standard 9 to 5, you'll be there for quite awhile.  \n\nSo I get around all of the above by going early on the weekends, when the store is empty and I have my choice of self serve machines.
__label__1 Ok, so maybe I don't understand ice cream in north America but seriously... Some flavours should not be made into ice cream and now I know why. Some were ok, the others just horrible. And even if you stick to common flavours, they're just bleh. You wonder what type of dairy they use, then you remember what the milk tastes like here and you understand. I think I will stop having ice cream here period.
__label__2 Ahhhhh...There's nothing like pulling into your final station after a long bus trip.  Luckily, this bus station is in a location that makes it easy to get from here to your hotel with the least amount of effort.  Our hotel was only a short 2 block walk away.\n\nWe spent a little more time here on our trip back and I would suggest anyone leaving out of here to come at least 30 minutes before their bus departs because there will probably already be a line.  The staff here was some of the friendliest that I've ever encountered in my travels and they got Passports and tickets verified quickly and we were on our way!!
__label__0 Unfortunately this review will not help anyone in that if you want to take a bus, you practically HAVE to travel with greyhound. \n\nI wish I could say you get what you pay for, but in this case I feel I paid plenty. $140 dollars roundtrip for a trip from NYC to Montreal.\n\non my way back I arrived over 1 hour in advance for my trip at 5pm on an express to NYC. By 5pm they said the bus had been overbooked and a second bus would be needed that would depart at 6pm and would go local. Way to slump a great vacation. Not only did it NOT depart by 6 but it made all of the local stops only to not pick up any passengers. \n\nThis was an unfortunately trip from hell and I didn't make it back into NY until 2:30 am. Called customer service and they have no recollection of the overbooking.\n\nGreyhound gets a huge FAIL for ruining my travel experience. I'd expect this if i paid $40 dollars round trip Fung-Wah style but not from the big corporate monster. I hope some Greyhound executive reads this and refunds my trip. maybe I'll reconsider the rating.\n\nThis review is for Greyhound services and not the bus station. Bus station is perfectly located in Montreal, close to multiple hostels and B&B's on Sherbrooke.\n\n...damn it so frustrated!
__label__1 To be honest I'm sad I didn't love this place. I love tapas bars. This place was just ok at best. Walked in and was sat upstairs. The place didn't have many people in it yet they place everyone on top of each basically. You can't even relax because you are so close to the next people. I couldn't even move. It also took a very long for our server to greet us. \n\nWe ordered grilled cheese... They were ok. Nothing special. We ordered the crispy lamb with onion pur\u00e9e. I couldn't decide if I liked it or not. It almost tasted wrong if that makes sense. We also got the cheese plate. I thought that was good.\n\nWine list was also good. Nice Pinot from France.\n\nIt was a little over priced for what you got. I wouldn't recommend.
__label__0 i really don't know what these other reviewers are talking about, the pizza is ok but nothing to write hme about. as good or bad as any normal pizza place in town. BUT at  $20 for a personal pizza it\"s a rip off. The staff however are very nice and the service is good but again not worth the price at all. Also the decor is borderline ghetto Oh yeah and no credit cards. So bring cash for this pit.
__label__0 We booked reservations on Le Bateau Mouche with the expectation that we would \"tour\" Montreal have a lovely dinner, etc.  Well, I learned nothing of Montreal as it wasn't really a tour.\n\nThe dinner was horrible from beginning to end.  Fried cheese was served cold and soggy, the salad had soggy croutons and a piece of bread with melted gouda that was cold, and the main course...well...awful!  The temperature on the boat was extremely hot and uncomfortable.\n\nI had been looking forward to the cruise for over a month and was completely disappointed with how lacking the entire event was.  I couldn't wait to get off the boat...and when I did, we ran to the nearest restaurant because we were starving!\n\nDon't waste your money on this!
__label__3 Great place; fantastic patio and the prices seem fair.  Sitting out front is also pleasant in the sunshine as the back patio is almost all shade.  So many tourist traps around this area, we found this one listed in Frommer's and were not disappointed.
__label__4 Our visit to this wonderland of cheese was quite possibly the highlight of my friends' and my recent visit to Montreal. Even if the food had been terrible, the scenic brick courtyard with its lush, flowering planters, live jazz band, and oversized umbrellas would've made the dining experience memorable. But luckily, the dinner was great too!\n\nWe tried the brie, pesto, and pine nut fondue as an appetizer, which was served with toasted baguette slices and a bunch of grapes, and which met with enthusiastic reviews from our cheese-loving crowd. A smorgasbord of the signature crepe dinners followed - we sampled the mushroom-filled Forestiere, the vegetable and goat cheese, the apple-bacon, and the duck. At about $15-$20 a plate, we didn't find the cost incongruous with the food quality. For dessert, we sampled the \"pudding chomeur,\" a Quebec favorite that features some sort of spongey, sweet base soaked in maple syrup and served with a side of vanilla ice cream - also delicious, though we were too stuffed to finish the modest portion, even between the four of us!\n\nThe service was equally pleasant; we arrived around 9:30pm on a Saturday night and were seated within ten minutes. Our dry-witted French waiter was a delight, suggesting that a hungry member of our party \"start with one crepe, and then if you're really still hungry I may bring you another,\" and later threatened to deny me dessert for not finishing my main course. English menus are printed on the reverse of the French, for visiting anglophones. \n\nOverall - great decor, food, ambiance, and service. We'll be returning if we're ever in Old Town Montreal again!
__label__2 In summer it's a great place if you're looking for a terrasse.  They also have live jazz music which adds a nice touch.  The pizzas aren't that great but the crepes and salads are usually a decent bet.
__label__3 4.5*\n\nWe went to the restaurant with high hopes and we were not disappointed\n\nThe only reservations we got were at 6p even though i called a month prior to make res. \nThe restaurant ambience is great; dark, rustic, exposed brick walls, low lighting in the middle of the charming Old Montreal\n\nService was a little odd. Our female server was very accommodating and friendly, translating everything to English from French. \nOne male server was really quiet and surly. He didn't seem to like responding to \"Thank You\". ummm\n\nFood:\nI thought the prices were quite reasonable. \nOur bottle of prosecco was $55- average for restaurants\n\nLobster Poutine: I love Lobster and I Love Poutines but i did Not love this lobster poutine. Sad but true. The dish was teeny TINY. The fries were skinny and not super hot. The cheese was rubbery, cold and NOT melted through. The pieces of lobsters were tiny and i'm not sure i tasted any of it. And i'm not sure there was much gravy on the poutine (which explains the cold, rubbery pieces of cheese curds) \nFor $17...a great concept but not well-executed. Disappointing\n\nSeared Scallops with carrot butter and green beans. \nAmazing. \nThe scallops were perfectly seared and tasty. Wonderful flavor and i would have grazed on them all nite long. \n\nI had a taste of my friend's risotto and it was divine as well. \n\nDessert: Deep-fried mars bar with a scoop of ice cream. \nOh my. that's all i can say. \n\nThe restaurant got a little smoky towards the end of our visit...i guess the ventilation in the kitchen could have been better. \nBut overall, a great experience\n\nHighly recommend for anyone visiting Montreal
__label__1 Food is quite good but this place is way too small. I've went there 5 times and always waited like at least 20 minutes at the door. Then you are stuck at your table barely able to move. Note that I am 6 feet 210lbs which is quite standard.\n\nI'll always remember the barmaid forgetting to give me 10 bucks back on a 20 for a beer. Cheap trick to try to stole my money or an accident... I'll leaving the guess to you.\n\nThe chef is quite good and I can't complain about his work.
__label__4 I knew that the next time I came to Montreal I was going to pop my Garde Manger cherry.\n\nMy first time was everything I had hoped for, and more!\n\nWe made a reservation (smart idea), and were seated right away at the bar. Perfect place to sit for a small group of 2 or 3! \n\nMust have - Lobster Poutine. One might think this is probably Chuck Hughes' most overrated dish...but trust me, it was well due the accolades! Absolutely delicious. Poutine with just the right amount of \"fishiness\" added to the gravy, curds, and frites. We also had the Albacore Tuna and Crackling Pork (equally amazing) and the Pierogies & Pork Belly (yum). \n\nService was great. Ambience was perfect. \n\nIt's a great feeling when a restaurant can live up to high expectations! I can't wait to come back again and try other items!\n\nC'est tres tres bonne!!!!!
__label__1 Uninspired food, cold inattentive service. I will not come back.
__label__2 Ate here last night and had a mixed experience. \nAtmosphere and service is good. \nDishes are hit and miss:\n\nSeafood platter of oysters & cold smoked salmon: great\nBeet salad w/ apple, dill and buttermilk dressing: very nice\nLobster poutine: very salty and not much lobster (19$)\nBeef cheek gnocchi: too salty, greasy and some odd Asian flavors mixed in  (the biggest looser of the night.) \nVenison served rare: delicious.
__label__0 The customer service and management of this motel is horrendous. My husband and I stayed there last year for the 4th time (previous three times were pleasant enough, but there was different staff working there - a young woman) and were greeted by the font desk worker who said \"why would you want to vacation in Montreal, why not go somewhere warm\" - ummm ok, way to promote your city?\n\nOur key card reader did not work on our door because the battery was dead, they did not have another room but put us temporarily in a room that had not been cleaned yet, it was kind of awkward. After the worker finally tracked down the owner he was able to finally manually get the door open with an actual key. The locksmith was not able to come out an repair it until later the next day apparently so if my husband or I needed to leave the room one person needed to remain. My husband went down to get us breakfast (the breakfast sucks there) the next morning while I stayed in the room, we ate in the room, but eventually we were ready to start our day and head out. I asked the front desk (a different worker there when we checked in the night before) how we can get in and out of our room throughout the day/after we return from our Montreal excursions they gave us a key, we tested it ad it worked. OK that's fine right?\n\nI get a call on my cell phone that afternoon/early evening saying they need the key they gave me to unlock someone else's room since the same thing happened to their key card reader, I let them know I was on my way back anyways and will be there soon. After I hung up I realized how confusing and weird that was: 1. they don't have another key to open this person door and 2. probably the most alarming thing, they gave us the master key\n\nWhen I got back to the hotel (it was the same front desk person that checked us in, a bitter little unhappy man living in a small unhappy world) I expressed my concern that the hotel gave us the master key, I don't feel safe with my items in the room, do they do that often, what if they give the key to someone else and they get into my room (my computer was in there) - he proceeded to flip out and tell me it was not the master key, and that he's going to kick us out and not refund our money and he doesn't care if we ever come back and it's not his problem. I told him fine I'm going to get my stuff and getting out of here since he was literally screaming at us and I was scared about what he'd do next.\n\nHe followed us upstairs where I called his bluff and said if this isn't the master key than it won't work when I try it in the neighboring door, when I went to try it he grabbed my hand and the key ad kept screaming at me, he opened our room shoved us inside and said get your stuff and leave or stay I don't care. Needless to say we left, but not before calling the police (who couldn't do anything about it). I was appalled that someone in customer service would treat a customer like that, swearing, yelling, and getting physical with them.\n\nThe hotel itself isn't anything great, and is certainly not worth the low cost. After all that we were charged for 2 nights but only stayed 1 (we were slated to stay for 5 nights). Luckily we got some of our money back, ad the hotel manager was \"nice enough\" to offer us a free night next time we stay, hahaha\n\ndon't waste your time, or money - there are plenty of other reasonably priced places in Montreal.
__label__3 Cheap eats and a nice environment, very clean unlike other pho places in chinatown
__label__4 I felt like I was cheating on America's Dairyland.\nNo Wisconsin cheese but hundreds, \nHUNDREDS you guys from around the world!\nAnd even though I'm lactose free I could appreciate the spectacular array of options and add-ons, quick things to grab for a lovely picnic or some charcute.
__label__0 I worked there. Believe me, you do not want to eat there. \nHygiene? methinks not.
__label__3 not sure which one i hit up but there are many small groceries like this that carry a wide variety of fresh produce for cheaper than the large supermarkets. i got almost everything i needed except for the curry powder cos i don't feel like making it from scratch. the sales lady was very nice!
__label__2 Went here the other night, and it was ok. \n\nThe Mashaba soup was a highlight - very fresh and especially great if you like coriander. I had the vegetarian combo, which was decent overall. I liked that the three different colours of rice were actually distinct from one another in flavour - not just visually. My favourite part of the main plate was actually a kind of onion-type (I think??) salad which I think probably comes on the side of most plates. The rose water pudding is a nice dessert. There is a lot of food, so definitely go hungry.\n\nMy dining partner, usually a huge fan of lamb, wasn't super happy with his korma chalaw. And while MY meal was generally ok, this is not my favourite Afghan restaurant in Montreal, so I wouldn't bother going back. I should also note that this place can get ridiculously noisy, which can be a but off-putting if you happen to get squished between rowdy groups...\n\nPs. Staff is friendly.
__label__4 I absolutely loved my food here. It has been a long time since a restaurant really impressed me with their food, and khyber pass really is one of the gems in that list. I went in with really a complete blah mood, up for really anything. We were seated in the terrase. The servers were extremely fast, professional, and friendly. Their atmosphere is pretty good too. I honestly have no idea on Afghan culture let alone on their cuisine, so this was a great intro to their stuff. Like I said their food blew me away. I had the table d'hote, which consisted of lentil soup and lamb korma, with the rose water rice pudding. Loved the soup and the korma not so much of the dessert as I dont like rose water flavor in general. The korma was splendid and my husband's sabzi poolao (spinach one) looked and tasted great too. \n\nOh plus you can BYOW here and apparently they have a cave decor on the other side of the resto thats only open during Fri's and Sat's.\n\nAnyway I cant guarantee on the authencity of the cuisine itself, but it did give me good positive feel on it. Overall I will definitely be more open to trying Afghan cuisine from now on. Thanks K P :)
__label__1 We choose this hotel based on price and location  \nThe continental breakfast was good\nNothing fancy  just a place to sleep\nThere was free wi fi
__label__1 My wife and I have been here two days, with two more to go. Room is tiny, shower is tiny, bed is tiny. Shower head is broken, ice machine doesn't work, breakfast is terrible, wi-fi is poor (weak signal everywhere in the building). But it's a good location, and the staff has been friendly, so I give it two stars.
__label__2 En entrant dans ce petit \"diner\" on est automatiquement transport\u00e9 dans les ann\u00e9es 50: banquettes en cuirette rouge, comptoir lunch avec tabourets ronds, miroirs derri\u00e8re le comptoir, murs couleur vert menthe (et vitrail de Saint-Matthieu, saint patron des percepteurs, des comptables, des fiscalistes et des banquiers selon Wikip\u00e9dia...?)...\n\nNous sommes all\u00e9s pour un lunch sur le tard (14h30 environ) un samedi apr\u00e8s-midi pluvieux. C'\u00e9tait plein \u00e0 craquer. Probablement la raison pour laquelle le service \u00e9tait insuffisant et lent, tout en \u00e9tant tout de m\u00eame courtois.\n\nMon copain a pris une omelette fermi\u00e8re (emmental, oignon, champignons) accompagn\u00e9e de toasts. J'ai pris les oeufs b\u00e9n\u00e9dictine v\u00e9g\u00e9tarien (avec \u00e9pinards, champignons et oignons). Les deux assiettes \u00e9tait servies avec salade et pommes de terre rissol\u00e9es. Deux assez grosses portions, m\u00eame si, pour ma part, j'avais tr\u00e8s faim!\n\nL'omelette \u00e9tait bonne, la salade aussi. Les oeufs b\u00e9n\u00e9dictine \u00e9taient bons mais plut\u00f4t lourds \u00e0 cause de la sauce hollandaise. Les patates rissol\u00e9es \u00e9taient d\u00e9cevantes. Elles ne go\u00fbtaient que l'huile. On dirait qu'aucune \u00e9pice n'a \u00e9t\u00e9 ajout\u00e9 \u00e0 la cuisson.\n\n\u00c9tant sur le plateau Mont-Royal, ce petit resto l'air de rien est plut\u00f4t un rep\u00e8re pour les locaux et habitu\u00e9s qu'une exp\u00e9rience gastronomique.\n\nP.S. Ils prennent l'argent comptant et les cartes d\u00e9bit. Pas de carte de cr\u00e9dit.
__label__1 I hate to complain about a local place when everything food-wise was great, but I simply could not let this issue slide.\n\nI was at the St Viateur cafe on Mont Royal this morning around 9:30am with a friend of mine visiting from out of town.\n\nAfter we were done our breakfast, he went up to pay at the cash register and came back to the table with the change (it was about 9,50$ in change from 40$). He put down the tip (about 15%, which was fair given that our server only refilled our coffee once even though only 4 tables were occupied and she overfilled his cup and shrugged instead of apologizing).\n\nLike many people, I don't like my tip sitting there looking all obvious while I am still finishing my last sips of coffee before leaving, so we put the tip money beside the plate that I had just finished eating from. \n\nAs we were walking out of the restaurant, the waitress stopped me and said very loudly \"You know...tip is not included in the bill...\". I was taken aback. One, she said this loud enough so that my friend heard as well as the table that was directly beside where I was standing.\n\nTipping is actually optional, not mandatory, but that is beside the point; we did tip: 15% and had she been paying attention and not jumping to conclusions, she would have easily seen this tip sitting right there, all ready for her.\n\nYou can bet that I will never be bringing any clients, friends or anyone by this establishment again. I am not sure if this is just a jaded server or what, but her behaviour was completely unacceptable, uncalled for and downright rude.
__label__3 A good spot if you're looking for a Paris bistro type place...\n\nFood: lunch fare was quite good, my boeuf roti was flavorful and served at the appropriate temp (not cold but not room temp), croque-monsieur was one of the best I've had, frites were typical frites, bread was decent, pre-meal pickles were yummy, wine list was varied\n\nAmbiance: went for lunch on a weekday, typical loud and busy bistro, clean, nice cherry wood bar and walls, black and white pics and tile floor gave it a retro feel\n\nService: server didn't rush us, but wasn't overly polite either (though in my travels I have noticed that true French waitstaff seem to be a but less \"warm and fuzzy\" than those in the States... that's okay, perhaps its just a cultural thing or maybe just my own experience)\n\nI'd say definitely try it out, but there are so many great restaurants in Montreal, I'd only go once
__label__2 I think I expected just a little bit too much here. In terms of French authenticity, this restaurant has met my expectations. Unfortunately the portions I got lacked considering the price.\n\nThe octopus and lentil salad was good, however I wanted more octopus and less lentils. Good thing my friends liked lentils so they finished that instead. The bone marrow was probably one of my favs.\n\nThe hanger steak was good, but the tartare steak was a disappointment; it just tasted like just any other steak.\n\nService was also a hit and miss. It took about 10 minutes for someone to finally come over (and that's after we waved someone over...I know, disrespectful on my end) to take our order.\n\nAgain, considering the price we paid, I probably won't go back. I think 3 stars is a bit too generous, only because I do like French cuisines and I can't complain about the environment overall.
__label__4 I loved this place. It was the first time I had ever gone. The food was spectacular, the staff were wonderful and the ambiance was quaint. It was perfect.\nOur waiter was extremely helpful with helping us choose the perfect win to pair with our dishes. I had the rillettes as an entr\u00e9e (out of this world great!!!) and the grilled salmon on a bed of spinach as my main (Holy mother of pearl.. I still dream about it).. And because I'm a pig, I decided to try the dessert that they are \"known\" for; the Floating Island Dessert. It was so great that my boyfriend said (and I quote) \"I should get one of these for home if it keeps you so quiet\"...\n\nA MUST TRY!
__label__3 Not only is this outdoor indoor 'mall' host to some serious discount fare (yesterday I passed by a place liquidating cute chunky street shoes for $4.99) and hidden gems such as the \"pineapple sign\" store near Beaubien that has lots of cheap organic and often local farm fresh produce, it also caters to the crafter/seamstress who loves to hunt for beautiful fabrics. There are the more expensive designer textile shops such as \"Effiloch\u00e9\" (close to Beaubien on the West side) and then there are the discount liquidation stores that start north of Beaubien and stretch up past Jean-Talon where the official St. Hubert Plaza ends. If you're on the hunt for something truly vintage try hitting up Renaissance or the Salvation Army (both on the West side north of St. Zotique). \n\n*Be forewarned though, it can be crammed on the weekends so if you're not into crowds I'd recommend going during the week...
__label__3 All the dishes are so well presented. I am a fan of Maiko Sushi the fish is fresh,the service is nice. The private room is great for parties of group gatherings. Great place. Great sushi
__label__0 Gah.  Complete turnaround between my first review and this one.  I think that the curry chicken we ordered the first time only seemed as good as it did because, in comparison to the overly-sweet butter chicken, it was appropriately spicy.  The second time around, however, we avoided the butter chicken and found that everything was too sweet.  In fact, the curry was not spicy at all.\n\nFurthermore, service was slooooooowww.  Like, 20 minutes before we ordered slow.  And 10 minutes and three requests before I could have a replacement fork slow.  So... I'm not sure that we'll return, which is a shame, because this place is so conveniently located and we all know that I love a BYOB.
__label__4 This store is so unique! I passed by a few times thinking it was a hippie mushroom store, but then noticed a sign in the window about mushroom harvesting tours. I finally went in and it's a very legitimate mushroom lovers/hunters/growers store. They have dried mushrooms for culinary and medicinal use, books, tools, novelty mushroom items, and lots more for a real mushroom professional.\n\nThe staff were super nice and even made me some Chaga tea so I could try it. I will definitely be back on my next visit.
__label__2 Very authentic but incredibly noisy at lunch time. The second room seems to be favored by the Portuguese-speaking workers--that's where you want to sit if you want the full experience.  Fresh and simple cuisine, nothing fancy. \n\nI wouldn't go there for dinner, though.
__label__2 The barista was really clumsy and had dirty dishes across the whole working station. I ordered the Green Tea Latte and it tasted... weird.\n\nThe tables are also very dirty, empty cups and plates everywhere. During rainy days, you can expect lots of homeless people there as well.\n\nSeatings were very limited and the place was really LOUD.
__label__3 Le Palais des congr\u00e8s, accessible directement \u00e0 partir de la station de m\u00e9tro Place d'armes, est un excellent centre de congr\u00e8s. Premi\u00e8rement, les \u00e9crans r\u00e9partis sur toute sa surface expliquent clairement aux participants d'un congr\u00e8s ou d'un \u00e9v\u00e9nement donn\u00e9 o\u00f9 (et quand) ils doivent se diriger. \u00c9galement, entre les pr\u00e9sentations ou assembl\u00e9es, on a l'embarras du choix pour se restaurer. On trouve notamment dans le complexe un Tim Hortons, un Subway, un d\u00e9panneur Couche Tard, et m\u00eame une excellente table, le Fourque Fourchette, o\u00f9 on propose toutes les bi\u00e8res d'Unibroue en f\u00fbt. Bref, c'est un endroit pratique et toujours propre, au centre ville de Montr\u00e9al, o\u00f9 il fait bon de participer \u00e0 un \u00e9v\u00e9nement.
__label__4 For a belated birthday present, my best friend Wendy took me on a Canadian weekend to Montreal. She booked our accommodations here at the Chateau De L'Argoat, a Victorian-European boutique hotel. The establishment has only twenty five rooms, ranging from generally accommodating to very posh, and their prices are quite reasonable. \n\nOur room was painted a light blue on the second floor, with a view of the Montreal cityscape from the rear of the building. Canadian movie and art posters tastefully adorned the walls. There is a subway station only two blocks away, which was quite convenient. They do have a small parking lot, but its very tight. We parked our car there, and used the subway or walking for our travels \n\nThe staff here is great - very friendly and helpful, and excellent at giving directions. A continental breakfast is provided every morning in the coffee room, with warm baked goods, bananas. oranges, and breakfast beverages. The maple muffin was exceptionally good. There are also several good beer houses and restaurants within walking distance. \n\nDISCLAIMER: I visited here in January of 2008, but my experience here was so good, that I felt compelled to write a review, even though its been a year. The next time I am in Montreal, this is the ONLY place I will be staying.
__label__4 We came back to visit Montreal in large part because the food experience is so high quality. Within this city setting, Cafe Via Dante is a jewel. The generational evolution from corner-coffee/community-center to fine dining is authentic - as is the prosciutto slicer on display. The knowledgeable staff lets fresh and artisinal ingredients speak for themselves. Sure, there are fancier decors and chandeliers to be had elsewhere, but it would be hard to find a more delicious and delightful dinner experience.
__label__2 Nice music, great location.
__label__2 My sister and I ate here on our first day in Montreal. My sister ordered a chicken-cranberry salad that looked out of this world. I ordered the crepes with ham/asparagus/swiss. My crepe had a touch of sweetness that I didn't care for in what I expected to be a savory dish, but it was cooked well. \n\nThis is a nice casual eatery, with healthy options. I would return...and order the salad. Our meals with drinks cost $30 CAD.
__label__3 so its taste mtl week and i was looking for new places to try. places that had decently good reviews so this one caught my eye.\n\nRSVP is extremely easy with open table and a call back the morning of your reservation to confirm. easy as pie!\n\nbeautiful downstairs dining room with a bar overlooking the kitchen where you can enjoy watching cooks preparing the apps (and drool over some of them) or peak in the kitchen. there's a dining room upstairs too but i have no idea what it looks like.\n\nservice is attentive, waiters are extremely friendly and helpful. it wasn't rushed. after finishing my main, they didn't bring dessert out until i was ready which was like 10-12 minutes later.\n\nas for appetizer, i got the ostrich neck terrine with a foie gras surprise alongside some fresh greens, chopped chestnut, caramelized onions with slices of toasted baguette. it was definitely good with the many notes of flavor. it made me want more of it.\n\nfor main, it was the roasted salmon over a bed of cabbage, dulse gremolata and hareng-cini. the salmon was perfectly cooked, crispy on the outside and incredibly moist. 30-45 seconds less and it could be considered raw. the hareng-cini was crispy but lacked that something.\n\nand to finish it off, a chocolate caramel fleur de sel tart with confit butternut squash and pumpkin seeds (if i remember correctly). loved the squash and its accompanying sauce. enjoyed the caramel kick to the tart. as for the chocolate part, good but not rich enough.\n\nto accompany my main, i got their suggested wine that paired perfectly with the salmon.\n\nprice wise, with the glass of wine and after factoring in tips, you're looking in the neighborhood of $65. that's for their taste mtl menu. outside of that, expect to pay more.\n\nall in all, it was definitely good food that is perfectly cooked/prepared but it was missing that something. that je ne sais quoi that would definitely make you want to come back. i didn't get that feeling. instead, it was more of a \"i may consider this place if out with a bunch of friends looking for some french cuisine\"\n\nps. by sitting at the bar, i got a good look of the mackerel app with squid ink. it looks and sounds even better than the ostrich app
__label__4 Un de mes endroits pr\u00e9f\u00e9r\u00e9s \u00e0 Montr\u00e9al pour relaxer avec une bi\u00e8re et un plat de tapas. Tr\u00e8s agr\u00e9able.
__label__3 Decent mocha. Hipster heaven. Loud and angry music. Brought me back to my youth.\nThe food looked pretty good, and the drinks were cheap. Want to go back for the \"remedy\" which has ginger and whiskey.
__label__4 I love this place. It's got delicious veg and vegan food and treats. Great chai lattes. Fun furniture. Booze. Free WiFi. It's a great place for doing some study or reading a book as well.\n\nI haven't been to any of the shows yet, but they have live music in the back all the time.
__label__3 Obrigado!\n\nOk to be fair, I'm Portuguese, they're Portuguese and I grew up around the corner.  This is a family business that has been there for at least 25 years.  The couple that owns it runs the place since the beginning.  He bakes the bread, she serves at the counter at times, and knows everyone in the community enough to ask how they are doing and wishes them well.\n\nIt is well known among the community that THEY have the best Portuguese buns around. For about $3.60 you can get a dozen of them, trust me it's not too much, you'll eat them all.\n\nAlso get the Fried Cod Balls!  I love these!  You can eat them cold, room temperature, or my fav, slightly warmed.  They also sell small \"rissois\" which are like mini empanadas with either beef or shrimp.  You can even buy a bag of these frozen and fry them at home!\n\nAnd above all, get the pasteis de nata!  $1.25 each of $12 for a dozen and they are yummy.  If you like custard, you'll love these.\n\nJust for the record Obrigado means thank you, so feel free to say so on the way out!\n\nFuggedaboutit'
__label__3 This is a unique concept that is well executed.\n\nFull disclosure: I am a clothing rep and I visit vintage and reuse boutiques as part of my job.\n\nPreloved is mostly affordable and has taken their idea full swing. Definitely worth a visit.
__label__2 not sure why people love this place. It is unique but not chic, more bohemian or punk i think...if u r into Italian designers, this is not ur place
__label__3 As an Italian, I eat way too much pasta. I was a bit skeptical trying out a place that makes \"fresh pasta\" since we do it fresh at home but this place is definitely worth your time and money. The pasta is very fresh, the sauces are quite tasty and the people working there are super helpful. I would suggest this place if you're having guests over and want to make something super quick and good!
__label__4 Very good authentic Chinese food.  Located upstair in Chinatown alley.
__label__3 Thai Grill is located on Laurier and St. Laurent, it has a great bar and drinks and a lounge atmosphere where you can sit back and relax. For starters the appetizers have good flavor and you get a lot, but the real winner was the green thai curry with steak and vegetables. The curry and coconut broth is a winner and the steak was tender and full of grilled flavour- order this when you go and you will see why.
__label__2 The decor was very pretty and the food was tasty. We had some kind of duck and spicy avocado roll served in 4 slices looking like sushi as a starter; it was delicious. The pad thai was good, but the shrimps were bland. For dessert, we had the chocolate souffl\u00e9, which was good. The reason why the place is just OK is that the portions are really small for the price--especially for starter and dessert. Also, the service was a bit slow.
__label__1 Since the Keg had an hour wait and I was with 2 grown men who were hungry, we came to Vieux-Port instead. Our waiter was too proud to be serving us, I really don't know how to say it, he never looked us while taking our order and was annoyed that we were even there! My salmon was well cooked, but extremely blend, my fiance's steak was apparently perfectly cooked.
__label__4 The second visit made ALL the difference.\nGreat, if not amazing, service, and a super happy table of stuffed people.\nIn other words: win!\nMore dinners will be had.
__label__4 I live in the States about 11/2 hr drive to Gibby's.  We have been going to Gibby's for over 10 years.  When we have a visitors or something to celebrate or just haveing a Gibby's craving we will make the short trip,  It is well worth the drive.  I have eaten at all the top steak house's in the US.. Morton's, Ruth Chris, Flemings, Capital Grill and more.  Gibby's is in a class all of its own.  The combination of old world ambiance, great service, consistently great food and out of this world desserts makes it a must go to if you are in the Montreal area.  After your very satisfying meal you can roam about Old Montreal on foot or take a ride in one of the many horse drawn carriages that you will find in the area.
__label__3 While I'm not the biggest fan of steak I love some good seafood so when the chance arose to go to Gibby's I said why not.  Situated in Old Montreal the restaurant is housed in an old stable and offers a warm and cozy ambiance.  It also has complimentary valet parking which is good to note since parking in the area can be next to impossible sometimes. \n\nThe portions here are HUGE so I opted to skip the appetizer.  Besides you also get a starter included with your meal (salad, tomatoes and onions or tomato gazpacho).  I opted for the gazpacho which despite being tomato based was loaded with lots of other vegetables such as green peppers which really upped the flavour of the dish.  Be warned though that there is lots of garlic in the gazpacho so it is not the best choice if you're there for date night!\n\nI opted to have the lobster tails as my main with a Monte Carlo potato on the side.  The Monte Carlo is a baked potato with sour cream, bacon and chives and it is definitely a cut above a normal baked potato.  The lobster just fell apart and when dipped in butter was like a little taste of heaven.\n\nI finished off with blueberry cheesecake for dessert and the texture was just right.  Also it didn't taste too rich.  The waiter also brought mint chocolates at this point too which was a nice way to finish off a good meal.\n\nThe service was pretty good except for a couple of minor errors where they brought us the wrong items.  That being said they did correct the mistake quickly.  In the end it was a good meal but given the prices here it's the kind of place where you come to celebrate a special occasion.
__label__1 After all the Yelp hype and personal recommendations, I was so disappointed to discover that Gibby's did not live up to either.  I went a couple of months ago for a work trip with 4 other people from my company, 3 of which were of the same opinion as myself about the food.  \n\nWe started with the salad with Gibby's signature dressing.  I will pat Gibby's on the back for their AMAZING homemade salad dressing... I tried to buy a bottle or two, but they were repackaging it and didn't have any on hand at the time.  I'm sorry to say the salad dressing was the highlight of the evening and things went south from there.\n\nMy coworker and I ordered the beef wellington next.  I have never tasted a more bland and utterly inedible piece of meat in my life... my coworker felt the same.  I wouldn't have taken a second bite if my boss wasn't paying $50 for the thing.  It tasted like it was barely sprinkled with salt - no other marination whatsoever.  The accompanying mushroom gravy, A1, and Worcestershire didn't help either.  I couldn't imagine how much worse it could taste reheated, so I most certainly did not take the rest to go.\n\nAnother coworker who ordered the rib eye steak was also not impressed, even after dousing it in the sauces mentioned above.  Another coworker order the fish course, which she was not fond of either.  Our team is from Texas and we've had some truly great steaks there for half the cost of Gibby's.  \n\nThe service, however, was excellent.  I couldn't bring myself to mention to our kind and attentive waiter how disappointed I was about my main course. \n\nIf you've absolutely got to experience Gibby's, have the salad, a side dish and dessert and stay for the cozy atmosphere and great service.
__label__1 Went to Beijing when everything else was closed around town...expected the quality of food would be better for a restaurant with about 25 people in it at MIDNIGHT.\n\nWe had the orange beef and the general tao chicken...very very below par for this standard fare...\nSauce's taste was off, very little meat in the breading and texture was bizarre.\n\nExpensive for that quality, place was overall ok, but would not go again.
__label__1 As a San Francisco bay area resident, I thought it would be interesting to try Asian cuisine in Montreal's Chinatown District. Beijing came up as a highly YELP rated place. And, so we gave them a shot. \nTypical, super noisy, large open room, that has too many tables and chairs packed into it. We ordered the Chicken Soo Guy. The server described Soo Guy as a 'special Asian sauce\" . . .UH, your typical sweet and sour sauce is not what I would call \"special\". . . sorry, didn't like it one bit. The spicy beef had a bit of flavor, but that was only because we asked for it to come out \"SUPER\" spicy. . . What's it like in the normal preparation?  All in all, I was not impressed with this place, and would not return.
__label__2 Je suis Fran\u00e7aise. Et je connais la Bretagne. Et aussi les cr\u00eapes bretonnes. Et franchement, je ne vois pas comment une cr\u00eaperie peut se pr\u00e9valoir d'\u00eatre Bretonne et ne m\u00eame pas offrir des cr\u00eapes au beurre sal\u00e9, ou au caramel de beurre sal\u00e9 ou encore \u00e0 la cr\u00e8me de caramel au beurre sal\u00e9. Non vraiment c'est un scandale! Une cr\u00eape bretonne sans rien dedans qui ait \u00e0 voir avec du beurre sal\u00e9, c'est un peu comme une Bigouden sans sa coiffe : c'est peut \u00eatre tr\u00e8s bien, mais c'est pas Breton!\nBon, sinon, si j'arr\u00eate de faire ma mauvaise t\u00eate trente secondes, je dirai que oui, dans l'ensemble, c'est pas trop mal...
__label__3 Good service, tasty food. However, I have never been to Tibet so I can't compare it to the authentic one.
__label__3 Super hip vibe, clean and cozy interior, and a menu focused on shellfish. (hint: ask for the menu in English).  This place is not cheap (average $4 per oyster), but worth the splurge. We did two of each on their chalk board, plus a terrific bowl of mussels.  The waitress was helpful and super cool, and the wine list above average.  Stop here for a \"meal\" like we did, and you'll leave with a smile...
__label__3 L'endroit se sp\u00e9cialise en hu\u00eetres. C'est parfait pour les amateurs, mais aussi pour ceux qui, comme moi, ne s'y connaissent pas beaucoup et voudraient d\u00e9couvrir un peu leur palette de go\u00fbts. Parce que oui, les hu\u00eetres offrent des saveurs et des textures compl\u00e8tement diff\u00e9rentes d'une vari\u00e9t\u00e9 \u00e0 une autre! Le personnel qualifi\u00e9 se fera un plaisir de vous sugg\u00e9rer ou de vous pr\u00e9senter diff\u00e9rentes vari\u00e9t\u00e9s afin de vous \u00e9clairer.\n\nEn plus des hu\u00eetres qu'on retrouve dans son assiette, mais aussi sur les murs, dans les vases et sur la poign\u00e9e de l'entr\u00e9e, l'endroit offre plusieurs plats de fruits de mer et quelques uns de poissons. Je vous recommande, entre autres, la chaudr\u00e9e de palourdes.\n\nPresque chaque soir, le restaurant offre un sp\u00e9cial diff\u00e9rent. Par exemple, le lundi les moules sont \u00e0 volont\u00e9, le mardi et le mercredi, le menu r\u00e9gulier laisse place \u00e0 un menu tapas. Etc.\n\nPour ce qui est des desserts, essayez le g\u00e2teau aux trois laits! Un d\u00e9lice!
__label__1 This was my first poutine experience in Montreal.  Lots of people hate on poutine but I thought fries, gravy and cheese curds would be right up my alley. Unfortunately, given such an easy-win list of ingredients this just wasn't that good.  Maybe I don't like poutine (I don't know; again, given those ingredients I don't know how it could be anything but awesome) or maybe this place isn't that good as far as poutine goes.  Either way, something lacking here.
__label__3 We were just walking around starving and came across this place with a little line up out the door (this place is tiny so it looked real full). Lucky for us there was an empty table so we decided to try it out. \n\nWe got a beef burger, poutine and orangina. The service was pretty good considering there were only 2 people working (one cook and one cashier) and they still have to take care of approx about 5-6 small tables and a line up. They were incredibly effecient and no mistakes! The food was pretty good, well worth the money!  (which is not expensive at all)
__label__2 After a gruesome walk, my boyfriend and I needed food in our stomach. We came across this retro and bright colored corner shop and decided to give it a shop. A diner that usually serves locals gave us a totally different feel. The atmosphere was homey and the waiter which also act as the chef was nice and talked to us like he knew us for decades.\n\nI saw the menu and was thinking how can a burger at a diner cost as little as $2-3. So, not knowing how the burger will come out we chose to get poutine. The fries were just alright but the gravy was heavily salted. I had trouble finishing my dish. Maybe the burger would be friendlier next time.
__label__1 I'll give a two on five, just because of the local craft beers list. I mean when they got all the range full, not 20 on 30. \n\nUnfortunately, vice and versa got two huge issues:\n- a non welcoming staff, who seems to be tired of serving you or answering your questions\n- the very poor knowledge in beer, which for a craft beer pub is sad.\n\nAnyway, French fries are really good.
__label__4 if you don't eat here at least once in your life you haven't really lived a fulfilling life .. from the smile and the service the food is just to die for .. ONE NOTICE don't use the wash room !
__label__4 Wow. Some amazingly gourmet poutine here. Gravy obviously made from painstakingly reduced beef stock, rather than thickeners.  Deliciously sauteed red peppers. Fresh curds. A serious step above your average Montreal poutine.
__label__3 Great restaurant! I've never been disappointed. The food is consistently good, and the service is very professional.
__label__2 You cannot visit Montreal/Quebec without trying some poutine but I really wanted a burger so my boyfriend ordered the poutine so I could taste it.  I had the Le B\u00ea\u00ea\u00earger which is a beef burger with goat cheese and bacon and I had the frites as my side and the American sauce.  My burger was cooked to perfection and the goat cheese and bacon just absolutely made the burger delicious.  The La Vladimir (classic) poutine was just okay.  I ended up having a way better poutine at an Italian restaurant later in my trip.  The place was packed with young college students which didn't really bother me much.  All-in-all, it was a satisfying experience.
__label__1 Frite-Alors has a following, although sometimes I wonder why...\n\nThe portions are small, the food is meh and the fries - their namesake - are barely decent...all this for a large price tag and below average service make this a no-go.\n\nI would only consider returning if it was for a friend's birthday and they chose the place.\n\nOverrated.
__label__4 I really like this place - second time coming good for mixed groups of vegetarians and meat eaters- second time coming and very good. I really like the soup (veg lemon grass) Plus it's bring your own wine!
__label__4 You can't go wrong with this place. Anything you order will melt your heart and have you wishing you lived near this bakery. Sometimes there is a line and nowhere to sit but who cares. Learn to be patient , walk to the nearest park and enjoy bliss.
__label__4 Best croissance that's all u gotta say.....
__label__2 Three stars. Sometimes I feel like it should be more like four, given its extreme convenience and marked superiority to La Belle Province, but this is not the place to subject to rating inflation. It's fast food at its finest, and it'll survive even if it doesn't have shaved truffles and gold leaf on it. The all-dressed hot dog was pretty mediocre, but the poutine was awesome. The guy behind the counter was gregarious, to say the least. The d\u00e9cor is so out-there, it's almost a parody of trashy Montr\u00e9al casse-cro\u00fbte. Good enough to dine at while sober, convenient enough to stumble into while hammered.
__label__4 Food and service were rock-solid the night we were there. Serves a big menu of bistro/brasserie fare. Prices are reasonable for what you get. More importantly, the food is expertly prepared and served.\n\nLocated in a huge space with lots of tables so it was a bit on the loud side. But it seems like a great place to meet friends.
__label__2 Beautiful restaurant in an equally beautiful building. \n\nCame with 3 coworkers on a Weds. night around 7 and was glad to have a reservation - the place was pretty crowded.\n\nWe all started off with some Canadian beer and decided to skip appetizers. 3 of us ordered the T-bone & pommefrites, another ordered tilapia. \n\nNo sooner had I sipped my beer, my entree was set down in front of me. A little too quick, I felt like there was no time to relax.\n\nT-bone was so-so....cut very thin. Since I asked for mine rare, it was barely cooked (obviously) and not hot, the butter they put on top wouldn't really melt.\n\nPommefrites were also nothing special...flavor was there but they were more soggy than crispy.\n\nOverall, fun/nice atmosphere with mediocre food; I think you can do better.
__label__4 my buddy and i came here for dinner recently since it was close by to our conference hotel.. \n\nwe were seated promptly despite not having reservations and it was relatively packed house.. \n\nservice was prompt and friendly.. my buddy got the duck confit and i got the beef cheek bourguignon.. the execution was spot.. the duck confit was crispy, ducky and beautifully prepared... my beef cheek bourguignon was phenomenal.. really a simple dish.. but the beef was ridiculously tender.. the braise was rich and hearty.. \n\nall this was washed down with beer.. \n\nif i'm back in montreal.. i'd definitely head back here.. it seems like it was packed with locals
__label__4 Holder is a wonderful place with simply delicious food and great service. The space is a bit loud, but not unbearably so. The decor is a nice blend of old world style and sharp modern lines.\n\nIn giving the place five stars, I must admit that I had recently eaten meals featuring duck hearts, sea snails, and bone marrow, so I was ready for a hearty, more classic bistro meal.\n\nFirst, I ordered the Country Seasonal Vegetable soup (around 8$). It was the best vegetable soup I have ever eaten at a restaurant- perfectly balanced flavour that was not too salty, spicy, or bland.\n\nFor my main course I had the steak and frites (around 21$). The steak was perfectly cooked and flavourful. The frites were blessedly not overcooked or oversalted.\n\nDessert featured several options. I chose a butterscotch dessert (around 9$) that had ice cream and an individually cooked cream filled butterscotch cake. It was pure deliciousness.\n\nThe service here was great. Food came in a timely manner, and my group never waited for water refills or plates to be cleared. \n\nI would return to eat at Holder's tomorrow. It is great particularly for those looking for a straightforward French bistro meal.
__label__2 This restaurant is ridiculously busy....I passed by the other day in a stormy and rainy weather. There was still a line out the door.......I waited to get in and tried their famous smoked meat sandwich. It is decent with a mountain pile of meat. Good but I am not sure it actually worth the wait and the fame (the La Samgrass in Boston is so much better...) .......I am sorry, montreal Sandwich.....
__label__3 If you want to sit down and eat you better be prepared to a) wait in a line on the street and b) share a table with strangers. In any other setting either scenario may have surprised or irked me, but on this day I was so game for it and ended up thinking these two features added so much charm and warmth to the place.\n\nThe smoked turkey sandwich was moist, tender, and so yummy. Topped with mustard on white bread, heaven. The fries were crispy on the outside and soft in the middle. The dill pickle was massive and damn good. And the cole slaw was barely dressed and some of the best I've ever eaten. \n\nOur server was excellent! He was funny, personable, and super fast. With such quick turn over I was expecting crap service and not planning to hold anything against it. But our guy could probably serve the whole place with his eyes closed and just rock it. I loved him.\n\nSuper cheap, quick food, awesome setting, great value. Must go. No wonder this place has the best reviews and is the highest rated. Awesome!
__label__2 Schwartz's is good but not great. \n\nThey are famous for being condescending but I feel this is mostly an act to keep up Schwartz's reputation.
__label__4 Schwartz's is Montreal's world famous Hebrew deli. It is famed for it's smoked meat, which happens to be the BEST sandwich in the entire world.\n\nSmoked meat is found throughout Montreal but Schwartz's has that certain \"je ne sais quoi\" special touch.\n\nHistory shows that it has stayed in the same, unchanged for EIGHTY years! There is always a lineup, no matter the time of day, or day of the week. The wait has not usually long in my experience.  I have been fortunate on several occasions of getting a seat even from the back of the line, simply because there was space available to accommodate my group of two. \n\nBe prepared to share a table with strangers. I can testify that in my many visits,  I have never had unpleasant table buddies.\n\nMontreal smoked meat is synonymous with Montreal.  You really cannot state that you have been to Montreal without trying Schwartz's smoked meat! \n\nBig chunks of salty meat, smoked over charcoals on rye bread = beyond delicious. This really is one of those places that has become a legend for a reason.
__label__2 One of the guys in the group wanted to try this famous place.  A short line was waiting but we got a table pretty quickly.\n\nI went with the kitchen sink combo.  The sausage was pretty tasty.  the corn beef was kind of bland.  The steak was thin and just about right for a medium.  There was a lot of food and I finished everything but probably only ate a few sticks of french fries.\n\nThe line got long as we came out.
__label__3 AMAZINGGGG!!!!\ncheap and good food, what more can you ask for\nOnly 6 bucks for a smoked meat sandwich...try the black cherry and the sausage too\nI only gave 4 stars because of the 30mins line up and cramped place, if you are going with only 2 people be prepared to eat in a table with strangers because its a very small place
__label__2 Not bad. We had a large party so we got take out. \nThe dudes helping us at the counter weren't very friendly. Kind of a cold shoulder feel. It was our first time, like probably many others, but didn't offer any expertise.\n\nI got the smoked meat sandwich and nothing else as some of my other buddies got frites and cole slaw. \n\nI stood outside and ate my sandwich. It wasn't bad, but it wasn't Langers or Katz pastrami. It is cheaper at like 7 dollars and they don't skimp on the meat. I just wasn't amazed. If you want it to taste better though... add cole slaw into the sandwich. It adds a lot of depth. The acidity and crunchy texture of the coleslaw complements the softness of the bread and saltiness of the smoked meat. I actually enjoyed my sandwich a lot more after the addition of cole slaw.
__label__4 After years of eyeing this place, I finally tried it out. Since everyone else has already written ad nauseum about how great the smoked meat/bread/pickles/etc. are (delicious, btw!) my contribution is to simply tell you when you go in order to beat the lineup. \n\nPlan your visit around the following three variables, and you may just get a counter seat with no wait:\n\n- Worst weather possible (middle of rainstorm, windstorm, hailstorm or snowstorm)\n- Later in the evening (after dark)\n- On a lame weeknight (Monday, Tuesday, or Wednesday)\n\n(I.e. I went on a Monday, in the middle of a rainstorm, at 8pm, and I was at the counter in 30 seconds flat and sinking my teeth into smoked meat goodness in under five minutes.)
__label__1 Honestly, I don't see all the buzz with Schwartz's ..it looks more like a tourist trap to me, queuing up for half an hour to get a sandwich the size of a poker card and being yelled at by an employee behind a counter is not what I would describe as an amazing culinary experience....I was there recently and dont plan to go again...so Celine Dion can have her smoked meat all for herself.\n\nLike I said, it is a tourist trap, the place where tourists go to eat but do not dare to say how crappy the food and the customer service is so they wont have to admit they were had...just a few steps away there is another place with smoked meat with much better customer service.\n\nAnd those who say that this is the best place in Canada are only revealing that this is probably the first time they have been in this country and have not been exposed to anything else...LOL
__label__3 Every time that I have been to Montreal in the last six years, I have gone to Schwartz's.  More because of my husband's affliction for it: If we're in the city, he needs to go and get his fix. After all this time, I don't blame him.\n\nEveryone has their own way of ordering - and I don't judge (unless that way is 'lean'; that I don't understand.) You might want a cherry coke with your sandwich. You might eat your sandwich with a knife and a fork. And that's fine. (My order? A sandwich, fries to share, a pickle, cherry coke. The A1 steak sauce needs to be nearby, too.)\n\nI don't know if I would call this place 'the best restaurant in Canada' or 'the Katz's of Montreal', but it is terribly good smoked meat, in a style very different from New York delis (bagels and smoked meat - it's what sets New Yorkers and Montrealers apart). It's mouthwateringly delicious, served in a setting that requires that you get close to your neighbour (and I've had some great conversations as a result).\n\nThe line appears daunting, but the guy manning the door knows what he's doing. Trust him. Trust the staff inside. Trust the smoker in the kitchen that has been churning out incredible sandwiches for the past 82 years.\n\nI just hope that Celine Dion doesn't mess it up when the sale is finalized.
__label__1 I really hate to say this, but this place is a bit over-rated. My sandwich was mostly gristle and fat. I had better smokes meats the last time I was in Ottawa. I suspect there are better places in Montreal or, hopefully, these guys just had an off day.
__label__3 When you see line ups before the restaurant opens, it's a sign that they are doing something right. Schwartz's is a very small, busy diner with a cult following. My waiter was excellent, giving us great advice as we settled on the combo which came with fries. We ordered the coleslaw and had pickles on the side. If the seating wasn't so crowded and follow diners dropping f-bombs, this establishment would have received 5 stars from me. You should bring cash as they do not accept credit cards.
__label__2 This is a well-known establishment that has lots of fans and lovers. I get it, I've been to really good delis and this is better than OK. But I don't understand the hype and lore. It's a pretty good deli but...The smoked meats are good and you need to order your cuts with fat in order to get a good sandwich. If you're in the neighborhood, check it out but I was a little disappointed.
__label__2 Montreal is a great foodie town, and it has its staples.  French/Quebecois cuisine.  Bagels.  Destination restaurants like Joe Beef.  'Montreal smoked meat' is definitely on that list, though maybe not the first one that an out-of-towner like myself thinks of.  Once you get past that part and hear that this is a must-have, chances are Schwartz's will be the main place you hear about.\n\nSchwartz's and the locals know that this place is popular.  The day before we visited while buying bagels at St-Viateur (another name you'll surely hear being held in high regard), the other patrons were raving about the length of the \"lineups\" in front of Schwartz's.  Schwartz's also realizes this, and in turn operates both a sit-down and carry-out side of their business, a major plus for moving the crowds through quickly.\n\nThe beef itself...pretty good.  If you're familiar with the corned beef, this has similar consistency, utilizing the same brine-curing process, but is actually kosher-style beef brisket.  Throw a bit of mustard on that and put it between 2 slices of bread, and that's all you need!  The amount of hype may have knocked it down a star, but if you go, you won't be disappointed.  Just remember to grab napkins on your way out...this is by no means the tidiest sandwich you'll ever eat.
__label__3 How can you not be a fan?\n\nIt's an institution.\n\nOnly complaint is sometime out of items from menu like poutine gravy... but if that is the worst thing in your life... you need to goto haiti for awhile
__label__1 This grocery store gets 2 stars just for being open 24 hours.  \nI only shop there if it's after midnight (when the other grocery stores in the area have closed). \n\n- overpriced\n- very annoying security 'guys' follow you around the store\n- limited selection
__label__0 This is easily the worst supermarket in Montr\u00e9al. They actually follow you around the store to make sure you don't steal anything. And when you finally do make it to the checkout counter with your rotten vegetables... The cashiers never say hello. Never!
__label__2 Well, the plan was to have our getaway day lunch at L'Avenue, but as seems usual with that place, the line was out the door, and we just didn't have time to wait.  So, we ventured directly across the street to this friendly looking bistro with a nice streetside patio area, and were pleasantly suprised at the food, portions, and service.  Actually, those portions were quite huge, which made the prices quite reasonable.  Plus, Boreale draft pints were on special for $5, which is just stellar.  Hey, is it me, or does everyone in Montreal seem to like to have a beer or wine (or two) with lunch?  It's sort of like Europe, and I am totally down with that.  Anyway, this is a safe bet sort of place.
__label__3 Great little theater in montreal...not only do they show some pretty cool movies, but it's way cheaper than the standard theaters..\n\nalso, note the Metro grocery store right next door, great place to stock up before the movie :)
__label__0 The croissants were too rich, though the prices were quite reasonable.  What really was even more unappealing though was the attitude the waiting staff had.  I bought my croissant and espresso and went out to the patio to enjoy the beautiful weather, only to have a waiter order me to leave in French.  I explained to him that I was not from around here and was perfectly willing to be served, but he cut me off and asked me to leave.  I walked off in disgust, but only after talking to the manager and the waiter himself, telling each that their attitude was unbecoming for a business with their apparent reputation.
__label__4 This place is picture post card cute. From the giant bowl of latte to the almond creme croissant breakfast was perfect. My bagel with cream cheese and smoked salmon was enough for two meals. The French know how to do breakfast, coffee and pastry. If you want a authentic taste of Montreal Figaro is your place.
__label__3 En lisant les autres commentaires, je me rends compte que cette boulangerie a toute une r\u00e9putation \u00e0 Montr\u00e9al. Toutefois, je dois avouer na\u00efvement que je croyais avoir fait une \u00ab d\u00e9couverte \u00bb en entrant dans cette minuscule boulangerie qui ne paye pas de mine, mais qui \u00e9tait assaillie par ses clients lorsque j'y suis pass\u00e9. On y trouve des danoises, des croissants aux chocolats et d'autres p\u00e2tisseries all\u00e9chantes que je n'ai pas r\u00e9ussi \u00e0 identifier. Aussi, mon choix s'est vulgairement fix\u00e9 sur gros biscuit au chocolat, tendre et fondant en bouche, que j'ai beaucoup appr\u00e9ci\u00e9. Bref, si vous voulez vous sucrer le bec, cette institution montr\u00e9alaise en vaut le d\u00e9tour.
__label__4 This is best record shop I've been to while in Montreal. The selection of music definitely fits the bill of indie and interesting. They even had a good selection of Numero Group albums, the incredible soul and funk label out of Chicago.  As other reviewers have pointed out, you can get tickets to pretty much any indie show in the city here at face value. They'll charge you a slight fee for paying with credit, but it's still the cheapest place to stock up on tickets. The guys who work here are super helpful and didn't mind one bit that we didn't French.  I wished I lived closer so I could visit more often. Highly recommended.
__label__4 Se magnifique! The Nelligan is the zenith of boutique hotelery- the quaint charm, location and legitimate panache of an Old Montreal inn,  with the full fledged amenities of a much larger hotel (gym, full restaurant and bar, terrace lounge, etc)\n\nBeautiful classic styling, immaculate cleanliness, wonderful exposed brick, open courtyard, modern baths with quirky Old City architecture, impeccable service. This offered all of the experience for a perfect hotel stay, at  a remarkable value.\n\nThe perfect balance of old meets new, with nothing lacking. A resounding 5 star.
__label__4 Just returned to our hotel at 1:30AM from the best plate of poutine I've ever had. The owner was gracious and polite, brought us everything with a smile and checked in a few times while we ate. The place was exactly as we expected - small and cozy with funky decor (most noticeably the ceramic pigs Matthew A. mentioned in his review). We weren't sure how quiet or busy it would be at this hour on a Saturday night, but more customers arrived as we sat... singles, couples, small groups and by the time we left, about half the tables were occupied. It was great to find a place open 24 hours, especially on a holiday (Thanksgiving/Columbus Day) weekend.\n\nThe menu is quite extensive, with variations on each item. We were tempted by poutine all dressed (pepperoni, mushroom, onions and peppers - the poutine equivalent of a steak bomb sub) as well as many other items, but decided to start simple and try more complex options another time, so we went with the large plate with mushrooms added. The desserts also looked good, though we were quite full after splitting the large poutine and had to pass. The poutine was layered perfectly with gooey cheese throughout and plenty of gravy and mushrooms for each bite.\n\nLe Resto Du Village is exactly what a 24 hour diner should be - delicious, generous inexpensive portions, funky atmosphere, friendly and efficient staff and welcoming.
__label__2 Just feel the need to keep it real and updated. I had my first not-great experience here the other day. I tried on a couple jeans that I didn't love - I'm over the super stretch, no pockets in the front, tiny pockets on the ass, guaranteed to fall apart lady jeans. Was I ever under these? regardless. I asked the gent who's always there and usually helpful if he could suggest something, saying I don't mind wearing men's jeans or paying more for high quality classic denim. He turned to one of his employees and rattled off their codes and brands and a size that wasn't mine. I tried to correct him, having just tried on a bunch I knew the number he said wasn't going to work. But he didn't hear me or ignored me and when the employee came back the sizes were all way way too big and in shiny colours and washes the opposite of what I'd described. I left them in the change room and trundled out, a little disappointed by my once beloved Jeans Jeans Jeans.
__label__4 I don't normally rate clothing stores but this place is genuinely amazing.  First, the people who work here are really nice and helpful--their critiques are never harsh but always suggestive and kind.  Second, they never tried to upsell me.  They asked my price, I gave it and they brought piles of jeans at or below the price and never once pushed me to go for a more expensive pair.  Third, I was a little apprehensive that overstock might equal low-quality but they have a solid range of brands, similar to Nordstrom Rack in the US.  On top of it I came with my 9-month old son and some stores aren't that down with the babies (i understand why), but not these guys, the whole staff was phenomenal with him and did not try to rush me out.
__label__3 Next to the Esso station, atop a little Montreal-staircase, the \"herbs' ankle boot\" as it is called, is a little wonderland of leaves, teas, tinctures, home-made soaps and the like.\nIt IS really little, teeny-tiny little. You have to zigzag carefully between the pots, and jars to find what you want but chances are their friendly staff has already offered their help by now. Their selection is huge, and they usually recommend stuff I've never even heard of, but always on point. For your DIY needs, they have recipients and jars specially designed if you want to go all-natural and make your own medicine or beauty products.\n\nIf making your own tea for whatever ailment you may have doesn't tickle your fancy, you might dig their courses: they have anything from recognizing the herbs around you, to curing your pets using plants, I recently I noticed they offered \"how to make your own lipbalm\"! \n\nYou don't need to be sick to appreciate all the goodness they have there: they have a lovely selection of organic beauty products from Quebec including shampoo, moisturizer, scrubs, bath salts etc..  That or a simple freshly-made chai tea brew wins me over every time...
__label__0 Their service here really is abysmal. I dropped in while visiting my home town for 2 weeks. My girlfriend and I were seeking a nice relaxing spot the rest our feet and enjoy a dessert in the late afternoon. We ordered the crepes with pears as well as a coffee for me and a cappuccino for her.\n\nNo drinks nor food. Then the food arrived. I mentioned that I had ordered the coffee and she brought it 2 minutes later. I figured me mentioning my coffee would jog her memory about her cappuccino, however I should have known better. After making our way through atleast half of the mediocre crepe, we forgot about it and carried on: the moment for it had passed.\n\nI ordered in French, so there's no reason she should have misunderstood. While we were waiting for our drinks, the waitress was busy washing dirty dishes. Priority 1 are dirty dishes or the customers you already have? Should be a no-brainer but not in this case.\n\nI liked the atmosphere of the venue, however when we went in it was relaxing. Maybe 15 minutes later they put the radio on, some loud French radio station which blew the mood slightly as well. When we left, of course she left the cappuccino on the bill, which we had to fix. She realized then how much she had buggered it up.\n\nUltimately, I'd suggest avoiding this stop and the owner should wise up and liquidate the useless server (in a relatively down economy, you can do much better). There are much better venues nearby on St. Denis like Juliette et Chocolat,  Maison de Th\u00e9 Camellia Sinensis, Brulerie St-Denis and Caf\u00e9 Gitana to name afew...
__label__2 Overall spent a fun evening in this buzzing,pseudo loungy Portuguese.\nThe Pros: nice atmosphere where you can watch the kitchen if you're into that kind of thing. You can rub elbows with a hip very well to do Montreal crowd. The food is very good and the menu extensive.\nCons: this place is quite expensive for what you get and  you can easily spend more than $150 per person if you go with a variety of tapas,mains, dessert drinks and wine.\nLots of sea food and fish items but at nearly $40 a plate it's almost at the ripoff price point. Conclusion if you got money to burn by all means go.  If you don't skip it or beware.
__label__3 After being introduced to this little place, my boyfriend and I are smitten. We're always looking for excuses to go to Chinatown so we can stop by and have their really tasty \"dong-lai-cha\" (cold milk tea) or \"dong-ling-cha\" (cold lemon iced tea). Unfortunately, they close really early at night (7pm), so it's only really good for lunch or mid-afternoon snack. Everybody's friendly and the food is reasonably priced. It's definitely worth it for the amount of food you get. You will never leave with a stomach empty!
__label__0 sometimes, childhood memories are best left behind and not revisited!\n\ni don't know what happened to this place. they used to be awesome. a place you were excited to go as a kid and you'd bug your parents or whoever is taking you to old montreal to get you some tail. and those donut holes, heaven! i fondly remember multiple school field trips to old montreal and munching on some beavers with my classmates.\n\nbut alas, those memories are long gone. what used to be fluffy and generous and tasty is now a sad state of affair. not only are they thinner, it shrunk in size, taste like cardboard and most of all, isn't made with fairy dust and love anymore.\n\nprice went up but you know, inflation and crap..\n\nshould you go just for nostalgia? me thinks not! bring the kids? maybe but you're better off making them yourself
__label__2 It's a nice location and clean and the employees are always extremely helpful, but on Friday and Saturdays avoid going between 5-7pm, you'll have to wait in a line that winds around the entire shop. One thing that could make this saq better:  Get some Oregon reds on the shelf.
__label__4 I just had appetizers (supersalty) and my date ordered a beer. Then my other friends phone got stolen :(
__label__2 Les friperies ne sont plus ce qu'elles \u00e9taient auparavant. Autrefois, l'on s'y rendait dans l'espoir de trouver du vieux linge laid pas cher. La client\u00e8le a bien chang\u00e9, ce ne sont plus les paum\u00e9s ou les parcimonieux qui sont attir\u00e9s, mais bien les f\u00e9rus d'excentricit\u00e9s vestimentaires. C'est davantage devenu une nouvelle alternative \u00e0 la mode...et qui dit mode, dit \u00ab crache le cash \u00bb... Certes, vous y retrouverez toutes sortes d'affublements originaux et \u00ab vintage \u00bb, provenant principalement des \u00c9tats-Unis, m\u00eame que la d\u00e9coration singuli\u00e8re (lutins, homme coquillage, autocollants de toutes sortes) vient ajouter un cachet \u00e0 la friperie, mais je ne suis pas certain que \u00e7a vaille la peine de d\u00e9bourser quasiment 100$ pour un vieil habit de Skidoo tout propre, seulement parce que \u00e7a fait tellement diff\u00e9rent de porter un manteau du genre. Qui a dit que l'obsolescence \u00e9tait suppos\u00e9e d\u00e9moder les biens mat\u00e9riels?... C'est au moins cela...\n\nSi vous r\u00eavez de porter un veston policier des ann\u00e9es 50, ou encore payer le double du prix d'origine pour vous emmitoufler dans ces traditionnelles chemises de b\u00fbcheron (mais elles sont belles!), ou bien cherchez d'anciens chandails de la Ligue Nationale de Hockey, c'est sans doute un endroit qui vous plaira. La boutique se d\u00e9marque n\u00e9anmoins avec de la fourniture unique et perp\u00e9tuellement renouvel\u00e9e. Id\u00e9al pour ceux qui recherchent un interm\u00e9diaire entre un look obsol\u00e8te et une vivacit\u00e9 esth\u00e9tique top tendances.\n\n-Plaira aux \u00e9tudiants.
__label__1 Went into Creperie Chez Suzette as I needed an early dinner and surrounding restaurants were not open for dinner yet. I was surprised that it serves savory crepe, in addition to the dessert crepe. As the weather was cold, I elected to order a soup, and a ham-cheese-spinach crepe. Perhaps savory items are not their specialty, and the choice was rather limited. So I shall be on the reserved side and rate it low for the savory crepe. Perhaps the sweet crepes will be better. The service was reasonable.
__label__2 We came here for lunch while touring Old Montreal and it was pretty nice for a place clearly geared (and priced) toward tourists. \n\nThe hot beverage selection was a nice treat after walking around in the cold winter weather. I was pretty excited about the option of sugarless iced tea.\n\nWe shared a cheese fondue with herb and sun-dried tomato. It came with a basket of bread, apples, and grapes. It was very tasty, the temperature was good, and the basket of dippables was unlimited. There were a few apple pieces and grapes that bruised, but otherwise tasty. \n\nOur server was mr. smiley--he was friendly, prompt, and it was easy to get his attention. The hostess seemed to have too much on her plate--running around and busing tables to get please seated faster. However, it was strange that we had to wait for a table while the patrons finished up and paid, and then two other parties were seated while we were waiting.
__label__1 I think I was spoiled by the small crepe stand outside of the Notre Dame in Paris or something... yes, I am fully bragging right now. \n\nThe crepe was okay, but too chewy and dense for my crepe liking. The Viennese chocolate was not very good. Where was the chocolate and cream? When I get anything Viennese, I want that cream like a mountain on the top. Like obnoxious amounts of whipped cream. \n\nDecent if you are starving, but I'd pass otherwise. Service was attentive, but a bit rushed.
__label__4 I absolutely loved this place! Easily my favorite restaurant in my trip so far.  And since is my last dinner in Canada, the best dinner of the \n\nUnfortunetaly we came too early for the live jazz (which starts at 7:30) but they were still playing recorded jazz over there speakers, and that definitely set a great mood. \n\nFirst the service.  I've noticed that in Quebec there is a certain snootiness.  Maybe they are trying too hard to imitate the French, even in their negative traits, but it definitely exists. But not here.  The waiter was super friendly, very fast and really helped the night flow smoothly. \n\nAs an appetizer we go the brie baked in something, then with some nuts, some sauce and some pears.  Ok, i'm not describing it well at all, but it was awesome!\n\nFor the main course I got the Greek-style lamb. It came with some vegetables, including this beat puree, and freshly made potato chips.  The lamb was absolutely delicious.  I tried a different lamb dish, that also was delicious.  If you come here, get the lamb.  \n\nFor dessert we tried the creme brulee.  I completely agree with Leighann F. This was not the best creme brulee I've had.  Not even in the top twenty.  The sugar was too thick and the creme was too clumpy.  I'm told that means they cooked it for too long.  The taste was fine, but the texture was just off. \n\nHowever, I also got the blueberry tea, which it turns out doesn't have any blueberries in it, but is made of Grand Marnier, Amaretto and hot Orange pekoe tea.  It gets its name because it smells and even tastes amazingly like blueberries.  Definitely something I'm going to ask for in the future! \n\nOverall, amazing experience.  Good for a date or a nice evening out.
__label__2 Based on the food it's a 2 star restaurant. Based on the service it's 4 stars. I ordered the guinea fowl. It was extremely dry. The potatoes were undercooked. My wife ordered the fresh fish(red snapper) and the escargot. Nothing to rave home about. Lorenzo was extremely apologetic and offered me another dish.
__label__1 I specifically went to this Pharmaprix to use the Canada Post outlet in the back. It was probably the most unpleasant postal experience to date. The staff were dour, barely making eye contact with the customers and rushing everyone through as if they couldn't wait for their shifts to be over. I will avoid this CP in the future. Only in desperation would I give them my business again.
__label__4 Second time back and not regretting the trip from NYC at all. It's got the old school feel like Sparks steakhouse but yet steaks and sides were up to date with our taste buds. Out waiter, Yoself, is awesome. Must ask for his tables as he's very knowledgable. Home grown from within the restaurant, he knows everything from kitchen back end to serving front end. Steaks were juicy and not dry. Only serving wet aged steaks. I would def come back here each and every time I'm in montreal. Thanks Yoself for everything.  Btw, best cole slaw around and it's free. MUST have: Monte Carlo potatoes. Thanks to Ubi from La Cabane for recommendation. (Right diagonally across the street)
__label__2 Moishe's has some of that old style steakhouse charm - ornate decorations, attentive service, attention to detail - that I love. We enjoyed our dinner here, but I don't think we'll be in a hurry to return (more on that later).\nThe selection of drinks is very nice, and the bartender knows his stuff. The wine list is good, but a little thin on older selections, and the list is not kept current, so you need to ask what is there and what is different.\nThe complimentary pickles and coleslaw are excellent - really, they were almost the high point of the meal. We started off with the Caesar salad (nice, well flavoured, but not prepared tableside, so why is it $13?) and a dozen oysters (these were excellent - fresh, flavourful and well shucked). The steaks were really good - we chose the 85 day dry aged steaks - very tender, with a slight nutty flavor, cooked over charcoal to give it that extra flavour only fire can bring to meat. They came with the signature monte carlo potato (very tasty) and we ordered the grilled oyster mushrooms (these were unevenly cooked and had charred edges). For dessert there was the cr\u00e8me brulee (ah, beautiful simplicity, my blood sugar is rising) and chocolate cake (decadent, rich, just the way it should be).\nThey have some excellent staff here, but our waiter was definitely not one of them. Which leads me to why I don't rank Moishe's only 3 stars. The steaks are really good, but the extras that make the experience special, that elevate a place to 5 stars, that justify this sort of expenditure, just weren't there. Things like not updating the wine list, making the salads in the kitchen instead of tableside, mediocre sides and poor service detract from the overall experience. At this price, I expect a lot, and Moishe's didn't deliver enough bang for the buck.\nReally good, but not worth this price.
__label__1 I decided to try this place out despite the bad reviews because it was packed.  This was probably due to it being 69 cent taco night (Sunday).  It was a mistake.  The chips and salsa were both bland,  my diet coke was watered down,  and the 69 cent tacos were also very bland.  My girlfriend ordered a margarita with no salt,  which arrived with salt.  We told the waiter she asked for no salt and he argued with us,  saying she never said that.  She just settled for what was brought to her.  After we asked for the check the waiter walked by several times serving other tables until we had to ask for the check a second time.  The service sucked and so did the food.  The only good thing about the experience was the price.  I don't recommend it.
__label__0 We went to the the bistro attached to Casa Napoli (next door). I remember coming here several years ago and loving the food. Not this time. There were few customers and the two wait staff seemed confused and stressed. The garlic bread they served before the meal was burnt and my wife's pasta included large chunks of prosciutto that were really tough, dark and unappealing. My own meal seemed tasty enough but not as I remembered it. Within an hour of eating I felt nauseous. I went on feeling nauseous and woke up feeling nauseous. It would take Chef Ramsay to figure out what has gone wrong in the kitchen. By the way, the price for two? 75 dollars.
__label__1 An apt moniker for a once-enjoyable and frequented breakfast joint. Somewhere along the line, this place lost the plot. Needless to say, I will not be making any new memories here.\n\nRating Scale:\n1 Star: Avoid the town in which this place is located just to be safe.  \n2 Star: With so many great places to choose from, why risk this one?\n3 Star: I'll try it again or consume here in a pinch.\n4 Star: I go here regularly if financially and/or calorically feasible.\n5 Star: I look forward to taking my wife or friends here.
__label__1 Lucca is a small vibrant resto located in the heart of Little Italy so you'd expect them to nail it. As soon as you arrive they start you off with a complimentary order of bruchetta which is excellent and a very nice touch. \n\nFor appetizers we ordered the Buffalo Mozzarella, made with beautiful fresh ingredients, it was amazing. I suggest that you ask them to add a bit of balsamic to the dish, a reliable source tells me that the previous chef use to serve it this way. We also ordered the calamari, which was very disappointing. I love calamari and I didn't even finish the plate. Wow, I can't believe that there was calamari in front of me and I didn't eat it! It was very chewy and not enjoyable, it tasted like something you'd pickup at the food court. \n\nFor our main course my wife had the filet mignon and I had the lobster pasta. The filet was uninspiring and a bit salty and the lobster pasta evening more disappointing. The pasta was served with a lobster bisque for the sauce, a well done lobster bisque is one of my favorite things. Unfortunately this was very bland and uninteresting. The pieces of lobster in the pasta were few and far between. \n\nFor dessert I had the chocolate lava cake.Chocolate cake is one of my favorite things on earth. Again this dish lacked flavour and any sort of punch or excitement. \n\nOverall I must say the meal was very uninspiring and with so many other great options available I will not be back to Lucca any time soon.
__label__2 First poutine I've had in a long time. It was quick and I enjoyed it. If you want poutine and its 5:00AM this is the place for you. Late night, and delicious.
__label__0 I had heard abt there so called BLIZZARD but was very disappointed with the taste or   Flavor or I would say was that an nice cream
__label__0 This was THE WORST take out / delivery I've ordered, of any cuisine, ever.  Large amount of food, some inedible.\n\nMost things were completely bland, some had more oil than any other single ingredient. The korma was OK, and rice was OK. to be fair.
__label__0 Lamb Balti had big hunks of tomato, onion, and green pepper - the lamb was OK (not fatty) but lacked texture.  The peas in the mattar paneer were shriveled.   A tasteless meal - the chapati was the best thing but even here you should hope to find better,
__label__3 This is my favorite Italian restaurant in Montreal.  The food is always delicious.  I'm a fan of the gigi and papalini sauces.  Last night, I enjoyed the penne with scallops in rosee sauce.  Their pastas are very reasonably priced at only $11.95.  The green salad was very fresh and had a tasty creamy house dressing.  The soups are always delicious in the cooler months.  Don't miss the Witch of the Village!
__label__1 Well... I would maybe have been inclined to give Chez Claudette a higher rating if it hadn't been for the following....\n\nordered a poutine classique to go, and then because it was pouring rain decided to eat it inside by the front door.  Even though the place wasn't busy, our french quebec waitress told us that \"next time we order it to go, we have to eat it outside\".\n\nthe sauce also kind of tasted like thick canned poutine sauce.  \n\nit was still a delicious poutine and we ate the whole thing.\n\nOur small poutine was around $7.  the same price as any other poutine spot.
__label__3 So this place was packed when we got here, so we opted just to get a pastry to go.  We had the chaussons aux pommes, mmmm good.  The apple was a little tart and not too sweet.  The pastry shell itself was delicious, sprinkled with cinnamon and sugar.  We wish we were able to fully enjoy what this place had to offer after having the pastry we wanted more! Definitely worth checking out!
__label__3 Great atmosphere, good food, a nice choice of lunch sandwiches, not too many so it won't take forever to choose. Raspberry Soda is delicious.
__label__3 I was too full to eat a sandwich, which made me quite sad because I had read so many rave reviews about the Poached Egg sandwich and the Cuban. I had to limit myself to the Elixir and an almond croissant. The Elixir was light and refreshing but packed lots of flavor. It's a drink that you sip on, due to the tangy ginger. I've had many bad ginger drinks lately and am relieved that I finally found one that did it justice. The almond croissant wasn't impressive...it probably would have been better if they served it toasted. I've had much better ones in SF. Much, much better. However, I loved the ambiance here and even chatted with a stranger across the table.\n\nThe only downfall here was that 2 of the staff gave me some attitude for not knowing I had to get a table first before ordering. Some patience and a smile for an out-of-towner would have been nice.
__label__4 This small cafe has the best sandwiches and cookies in town! All the waiters are very helpful and friendly and the atmosphere is cheerful.
__label__4 Excellent salad and sandwiches! Nicely surprised. They were out of our first choices when we went for lunch around 3pm (#24 salad and marinaded tofu sandwich), so we opted for the other vegetarian choices, autumn salad and vegan antipasto sandwich. \nDelicious! Loved the combination of whipped goat cheese, roasted beets& turnips, and arugula on my autumn salad. Sandwich was also very good. \n\nWill definitely come back to try other ones next time I'm in Montreal.
__label__3 croissants were perfect,  delicious sandwiches,  really sparse menu,  had the Cuban and wife had the cajun chicken. great location,  hip,  quirky,  very pleasant service.
__label__2 If  I was a local i would probably love this place. Its Like Cheers everyone knows your name. We had planned an impromptu HH here and arrived before anyone else. The soccer match was on so most of the tables were filled and a nice stranger offered us seats with him until something opened up. HH here seams to be popular with people who live in the neighborhood. We got a grande pitcher of sangria ($25) and an order of nachos.The sangria was just ok and had a little too much ice and fruit. The nachos were strange i was not a fan. The vegetarian \"chill\" had little flavor and they used mozzarella cheese very weird. The beer list was pretty legit and they offer some specials featuring rum,vodka and Gin. I would put this bar in the dive bar  category and transplant this place to NoLibs where it rightfully belongs.
__label__3 This is the best chinese restaurant in Montreal. If you're a local, you know this. I usually go after the clubs close. It's famous for that. So tbh I don't really remember much about the food but I know it was good and it's crowed at 3am. So go.\n\n\nUpdate: \nOn a recent couple (and more sober) of visits I had the lobster special (2 lobsters for $32) made with ginger and chili. It's so delicious!!! You gotta have that!
__label__2 Quantit\u00e9 de bouffe \u00e9norme.\nQualit\u00e9 moyenne.\n\nLa place est bien situ\u00e9e, l'alcool est cher et pas tr\u00e8s bon.
__label__3 The Special doesn't seem all that special--what, surprise luncheon meat grilled with some mustard and maybe cheese? But damn is it good, and the hand-mixed soda with it. It's small and not very filling, though, true to the name of the restaurant. Munch on one of those little Slim Jim-lookin' things too, while you're at it.\n\nMustard-haters, don't worry about the strict requirement that the mustard goes in your sandwich. They don't put in enough to clear the sinuses of a baby hamster.
__label__3 Wilensky's is definitely worth visiting for the nostalgic factor. Opens since 1932 and still family own and run by the Wilensky's!\n\nAnd of course we need to order their famous SPECIAL ($3.90)! which is a grilled beef salami and beef bologna sandwich with mustard on a kaiser roll, pressed flat from the grill!\n\nAs the sign in the restaurant announces:\n\n\"When ordering a Special,\nyou should know a thing or two.\nIt is always served with mustard;\nit is never cut in two.\nDon't ask us why; just understand\nthat this is nothing new.\nThis is the way that it's been done\nsince 1932.\"\n\nSo we ended up having our own SPECIAL since it is the way it has to be and luckily I love mustard!!\n\nThe Special is great for a snack and it is so hot!! So be careful when you bite into it!\n\nThe made to order fountain drinks with quite a few different flavours: even a chocolate one!! definitely worth ordering and believe me would go well with your sandwich!\n\nNo tips necessary but if you do, it will be put into donation box for the Heart and Stroke Foundation! So do leave whatever change you want to on the counter!\n\n.
__label__0 Really rude service. The bartenders upstairs accidentally poured us three gin and sodas. When we went back to say we had asked for gin and tonics, she insisted we'd said soda and refused to change them. Seriously, who t f orders gin and sodas? That on top of another rude (though shirtless and pretty) waiter. Never again!
__label__1 The place looks attractive from the outside and the inside. It was not full but a bit noisy on a Friday night, so we sat down on the (quieter) heated patio. The meal started well, with good bread and fresh salads. It went down from there. Overall, serving smaller portions of higher quality food would be the way to go.\nWe had spanakopita as a starter. Three pretty large pieces -- glad we ordered just one plate for two. It looked like a \"pocket pizza\". Too much \"cream cheese\"; I don't think it was feta. I missed the light layers of phyllo crust we should have gotten. \nThen we had the regular (beef) gyro and the chicken gyro, served with potatoes and rice. Potatoes were more like fries. I did not feel like having something that fat, I ate just a few pieces and was disappointed. The rice was not impressive--and the chicken gyro was not either. My husband liked the meal better than I did--I think he had read reviews of the place beforehand and his expectations were not too high. The service was good, the pace of the meal was good too. But I don't think I'll go back.
__label__3 Zone Orange is a charming art gallery (galerie d'art) and cafe on a side street off of Old Montreal. It isn't terribly large, but it's clean, colorful, with a ton of random art on display and for sale.\n\nI had a conversation with friendly Dominic Morin, the manager/owner (he's listed as \"le directeur\" on his business card - I'm unsure how that directly translates). I told him I was sad there wasn't any food[1] for purchase, only coffee, and he noted my complaint (now they actually have SORBET in addition to their espresso). He also pointed out a few pieces to me, and mentioned his sister was an artist here; I also checked out these animal plushies (amusing cat and octopus ones) sitting on a huge IKEA shelf. Much of the random art there was graspable stuff - tres cool.\n\nZone Orange is worth a visit.
__label__1 Chez Cora c'est bien si c'est le seul resto \u00e0 d\u00e9jeuner des environs. Mais avec toute la comp\u00e9tition qu'il y a \u00e0 moins d'un kilom\u00e8tre de cette succursale, Chez Cora sur Mont Royal ne fait pas le poids. Mais un peu partout \u00e7a revient au m\u00eame avec cette cha\u00eene: On paye pour de la nourriture vraiment moyenne. Les patates ne sont pas siiiiii fantastiques, et les cr\u00eapes sont bonnes mais grosseur \"je-vais-exploser-mais-c'est-du-sucre-donc-je-termine-de-manger\". Le caf\u00e9 go\u00fbte l'eau et personnellement je trouve que le sucre \u00e0 la cr\u00e8me rendu \u00e0 la caisse c'est un peu too much. Vous \u00eates pas au courant que tout le monde ressort en roulant de votre restaurant tellement ils ont mang\u00e9? Sauf si tu commandes un yogurt et granola, \u00e0 ce moment l\u00e0 peut-\u00eatre que tu as encore faim, mais \u00e7a m'\u00e9tonnerais que tu te prennes du sucre \u00e0 la cr\u00e8me pour te f\u00e9liciter d'\u00eatre rest\u00e9 raisonnable pour d\u00e9jeuner, \u00e7a p\u00e8terait un peu le concept sant\u00e9 de ton repas. Quoi que j'imagine que \u00e7a doit plaire \u00e0 certaines personnes. Bref je m'\u00e9loigne.\n\nPratique pour les grands groupes et les d\u00e9jeuners avec grand-maman, grand-papa et le petit cousin de 2 ans. Mais sinon, profitez de la belle vari\u00e9t\u00e9 de restaurants du plateau, vous aurez mieux pour votre argent.
__label__2 I used to give this place 4 stars but against my best wishes and hopes it now at a 3. The food has been hit or miss lately. But the service is totally messed up. I don't know what's happened but waiting times for something as simple as pulling the cork from my bottle to help buy time is poor. If you're going to take 20 minutes before giving me a menu, at least open my bottle. \n\nI have 3 other friends who feel the same way. I hope they clear this up soon.
__label__3 Great shisha, reallly small and busy place. Friendly Arabic environment\n\nThe street is totally under construction, so you its a maze to get to the front door
__label__4 Best Poutine!!!\nThis is, hands down, the best place to grab a Poutine. They serve their Poutine on Belgium fries which elevates it to the next level. The fries alone are delicious!
__label__3 a fine repertory cinema/cinema museum, not to mention the high shrine to Quebec film
__label__3 Happened upon this shop in my wanderings and had to step inside. Really cute shop with lots of options. I had to buy a fleur de sel truffle and was given a fig and balsamic one, gratis. Flavor explosion. The perfect bite and everything I could have wanted.  Some really neat flavor profiles as well- I want to come back and try them all!\n\nThe woman who runs the shop is really nice and is willing to explain everything about her wares. I could kick myself for not buying a box to take home
__label__3 J'\u00e9tais dans le coin samedi apr\u00e8s-midi et j'avais un peu de temps devant moi. J'en ai profit\u00e9 pour faire un tour dans cette petite boulangerie. \n\nLes pains sont faits de farines biologiques. J'ai achet\u00e9 un pain \u00e0 l'\u00e9peautre au levain. Le pain est acide et dense. Il y a des muffins et des desserts, mais je n'y ai pas go\u00fbt\u00e9. Cependant, ils ont l'air app\u00e9tissants. \n\nSi vous aimez ce genre de pain, vous serez servi. Un peu cher (5,50$ pour le pain), mais de tr\u00e8s bonne qualit\u00e9 et il se conserve bien.
__label__3 Le spot o\u00f9 j'aime bien terminer mes emplettes lorsque je vais au March\u00e9 Jean Talon. C'est petit mais j'aime beaucoup, les employ\u00e9s sont toujours de bonne humeur et on y retrouve une belle vari\u00e9t\u00e9 de produits bio \u00e0 bon prix; une \u00e9toile de plus pour la grande s\u00e9lection de farines, noix et \u00e9pices en vrac!
__label__3 Not easy to find but well worth the search. We walked up and down Rue Saint-Urbain. It took a few passes to realize it was inside a large building upstairs. We went for dim sum and it was really quite tasty. \nWe ordered the following dishes served off the carts:\n1.) Chinese broccoli\n2.) Hai Gow\n3.) Shiu Mai\n4.) Duck feet wrapped in Soy bean \n5.) Scallop dumplings\n6.) Black Bean ribs\n7.) Shrimp & chive dumpling\n\nAll the food came out hot and delicious. The service was good, tea refilled quickly and the prices reasonable.
__label__2 Excellent smell but nothing outstanding. Good portion size.
__label__4 I love this room. I fall in love with spaces when they find the gentle magic to be both intimate and open, romantic and friendly, neighborly and exotic. The size of National is perfect for shows - standing room on the floor is maybe 400? When the balcony is open it probably doubles the capacity, but even with just 200 on the floor it doesn't feel empty at all, you just feel right, and lucky to be there watching Sloan (for example ;) in a room that always feels like it's full of old friends. \n\nThe floor is slanted so every view is a good view, this is preferable (to me) over having steps in the middle of the floor to trip you up in the dark. The coat check is at the back of the main room, and the bar is in the lobby - both feel sort of oddly placed but not in a bad way. Drinks aren't crazy over priced and all the staff I've encountered have been super funny and nice. The sound is fairly good, and I think better for warmer, more acoustic shows. \n\nThe building itself is stunning. Inaugurated in 1900 in the heart of St Catherine est it's a historic home for Quebecois theatre, comedy and music and still of of our very best rooms in a city with a fair number of heart breakers. Red, gold, and ornate in the old high way of spectacle love.
__label__3 Had dinner here with my wife and 3 kids. We were all very pleased with the food and the service. There isn't much available for younger kids, but mine were able to share a drumstick appetizer which was really well done and included 6 drumsticks, so it was more than enough for a young child or 2.  A large, juicy burger was very good and a steak that was just ok round out the standard fare. The nachos appetizer was not great, but it was just an appetizer.  The real star was the pizza. The dough is buttery and flakey yet chewy which made for one of the best pizza crusts that I have ever had. The sauce and cheese were well balanced to make this a wonderful personal pizza. I would definitely order it again if I was dining here. But I would also dine outside as the interior needs some updating.
__label__4 I've been to this place a couple times and I've constantly been blown away. It's a bit small and unassuming, but this restaurant is big where it counts.\nThe freshness of the ingredients really shines and the prices are great.\nI recommend you try one of the \"specialty\" items for everyone in your group and ask them to serve them to you back-to-back so you can share. They'll bring you one item at a time until you finish it, at which point another even more delicious dish will be brought out! This way you can try more food, enjoy more flavour and it's a great sharing experience. I'd also recommend having some papaya salad and spring roll to whet your appetite before your feast.\nI love this place!
__label__3 Really Excellent food, with an authentic feel. I've had Vietnamese food in many locations in Montreal (and other cities) and this one ranks high for service, and overall food quality. Looking forward to trying something new on their menu on a future visit !
__label__0 This was one of the worst Chinese food meals I've ever had. Diabetics should steer clear of the General Tao chicken -- it would be less sugary if they just doused it in maple syrup. I've had better food out of a catering truck at half the price.
__label__1 Risotto = basically rice in Cheese Whiz. \nGnocchi = supermarket-shelf pasta, drenched in cream.\nWine selection abhorrent.\nWay overpriced. \nOne of the most depressing Italian meals of my life.\nAmbiance? Huge, glaring TV screens, inexperienced wait staff, dark lighting (could barely see my plate!)
__label__1 I've had better Indian food, especially for the price.  But, they are in the old port of Montreal, someone has to pay for that rent!  I've also had better service, the waiter was a real jack ass.  The guy I went with did not leave a tip due to the poor service, and the waiter followed us into the street accosting him for a tip.\n\nI ordered saag paneer ($17), it tasted good but it arrived in small quantity, and the naan, while good is expensive at $4 per piece.   Note that they also close between lunch and dinner seating's. \n\nI do not plan on returning to this restaurant
__label__2 We got to Restaurant Gandhi minutes before their kitchen was to close but the staff was very welcoming.  Before our order came out they brought us some papadum with three chutneys.  I tried the mango and the tamarind ones and they were really good.  My somosas were a little dissapointing but edible.  My husband pakora was good.  I had some sag paneer that was not the best I've had but it was satisfactory and I forget what else my husband ordered but he was happy enough.\nWhile this is not the best Indian restaurant I've been to it was good enough and the service was top-notch.  I'm sure I will return.
__label__3 Le Metropolis est la salle par excellence pour un bon show \u00e0 la fois intime et de moyen-grande envergure. J'ai eu l'honneur de voir plusieurs excellents bands rock, electro, des shows d'humour, un gala, un \u00e9v\u00e9nement de charit\u00e9, etc.\n\nEn fait il y a deux salles, Le Savoy (petite salle au 2e qui accueille les cocktails et les petits \u00e9v\u00e9nements) ainsi que la grande salle principale avec un parterre, des paliers a l'arri\u00e8re et une mezzanine. L'alcool est pas trop cher (si on compare aux stades & arenas), ils servent bi\u00e8re et cocktails. on voit assez bien m\u00eame lorsque les shows sont sold out et qu'on est pris au rez-de-chauss\u00e9e, du haut de mon 5pi4. Heureusement que les paliers sont la pour nous donner quelques pouces de plus ! \n\nIl y a un vestiaire au sous-sol.
__label__0 I went to Tokyo last night and probably had the worst experience ever at a club in my life.   My friend invited me to join but there was some miscommunication and the doorman let other people from the group as me, into the club but told me to go wait in the line, (when I was clearly in the same group) the doorman ( a black guy with dreads and wearing oversized nerd glasses )  was rude and  after my friends got into the club called everyone on  the guest list \" a bunch of dicks\" \n\nLiving in Manhattan , I have been to numerous clubs but I never quite felt disrespected as I did last night, by a strange looking doorman whom did  not even speak to me directly ( he was too busy barking orders at the bouncers) \n\nMy friend had to leave the party to stay with me but he also stated that the drinks were horrible and he would never go there again either.
__label__3 Love it! Sundays are crazy. I've never seen so many beautiful women in one spot at a time. Ay karumba
__label__2 Must visit if your in downtown Montreal! Atmosphere is welcoming. Music is good and upstairs has outdoor lounging. The only problem is the bar gets very crowded as well as the dance floor which makes it difficult to maneuver because the people don't move for shit
__label__4 Un service chaleureux, un couscous g\u00e9n\u00e9reux, des dattes aux amendes savoureuses pour accompagner un excellent th\u00e9 \u00e0 la menthe. Le coin berb\u00e8re est un must!
__label__2 Pros\n- Great ambience\n- Friendly staff\n- Great apps\n- Good tomato sauce\n- Fair pricing\n\nCons\n- Except for the duck sausage pizza, menu is uninspired\n- Pizza/cheese was a touch too oily/soggy in the middle
__label__0 The hotel for the price range and the star rating is fair. \n\nOne thing i will complain about is the staff. Of all the hotel stays i've ever done (and i've had my generous share of moving around on a budget and in luxury) i have never met a most unprofessional, discourteous, and sarcastic staff who work in hotels. You ask for something (airconditioning) and staff asks for a minute (and he returns on facebook... I came back in 2 minutes and asked and was lectured to not expect it to be done immediately, while his computer screen was still on facebook. \n\nStayed from 25-27 august 2012.\n\nNEVER STAY HERE!!!!
__label__3 As a wandering tourist my expectations were good location and cheap price. Perhaps the \"hotel\" title is confusing but it's more comfortable than a hostel. \nMy room was clean but humidity was a problem, the single rooms are in the basement. \nThe staff are friendly. However the internet connection is very slow from all floors and you should not expect the continental breakfast to keep you full.
__label__2 There are lots of choices here for a make your own noodle box. And the portion they give you is large, no one in our party could finish their box. The extras, peanuts, lime wedges, cilantro, etc. all cost extra so be wary of how many boxes you're ticking. You might end up with a much more expensive lunch than you had planned. \n\nFor a quick place that serves OK Asian food go here. Especially if you like being in control of everything that goes into your meal. Otherwise, head up the street to Chinatown.
__label__1 Nice open place. The music is VERY loud. We liked the beer, especially the Van Horne IPA. The food though, is very average. Not awful, but lacking flavour and freshness. So, good place for a good beer, but for the food, you have many interesting options nearby...
__label__4 The best meal we had in Montreal. A cool vibe, attentive, professional service, but the food... Was divine. The Chasse et Peche namesake (their surf & turf) was a veal with lobster tail. The char with ravioli was incredible. Don't skip the scallop as appetizer and ANYTHING on their dessert menu!
__label__4 absolutely amazing experience, from kind staff to fantastic food. Oysters are to die! It also must be one of the most romantic places i've visited in years. A bit hard to find since no big signs so just look for the number over the door
__label__1 Average. OK winelist, food basic Italian without much thought, ambience OK. Would I recommend it? Not if I could walk somewhere closer....
__label__4 Let's start off with OMG OMG OMG... it was sooooooooooooo good! I bought a coupon off of groupon to try it out and was NOT disappointed. I was so pleased with the service and the staff and the food. The flavors were out of this world! I can't wait to go back!!
__label__0 Easily the worst restaurant we ate at in Montreal.\nWe started with oysters. They looked shriveled and off-color, one appeared so butchered we didn't want to eat it.\nI ordered the salad from the Table d'h\u00f4te \"Gastro\" menu. It was just rocket with too much dressing and small raisins which just fell through to the bottom of the plate (gravity always wins).\nThe fish was dry and overcooked and the \"risotto\" was just mushy under-cooked rice.\nWe also heard a microwave beep 7 or 8 times while we ate and there was an ant on our bread.\nI feel like I got hustled out of $150.
__label__3 I was starving and wandering around without a clue where I was and I found here the best sandwich (tomato, brie, pesto, brocolli on wonderful baguette, save half for later!) and the best coffee (served with a lovely macaron and a shot of soda water).
__label__2 MEDIOCRE, and \"bring your own wine\" is overrated. I had the fillet mignon. Maybe in comparison to the steak houses in strip malls, this place is ok, but not in the Old Port, where there are MANY better restaurants. Maybe I'm too much of a meat lover to appreciate a tolerable steak. The thing is, I can make a better steak at home for less money and with the same effort (very loud dinning room). \nThe only time I would recommend this place is if you're doing a corporate dinner on a weeknight, not too busy, not too pricey, not too despicable.
__label__2 Odaki est un restaurant japonais, reconnu pour sa grande vari\u00e9t\u00e9 de sushi de qualit\u00e9 sup\u00e9rieure, fichtrement bien appr\u00eat\u00e9s. L'ambiance, quoique tr\u00e8s chique et tendance, n'a rien de particuli\u00e8re; une chose est certaine, l'on vient d\u00e9finitivement ici pour se repa\u00eetre goul\u00fbment. Ce qui est int\u00e9ressant avec le buffet \u00e0 volont\u00e9, c'est qu'on est pas oblig\u00e9 de se gaver d'entr\u00e9es qui servent normalement \u00e0 limiter les d\u00e9penses. Oui, c'est un buffet \u00e0 volont\u00e9, mais faites gaffe, n'ayez surtout pas la faim plus grande que la panse, car vous serez contraints (oui! oui!), contraints de payer ce que vous laissez dans votre assiette, surtout s'il en reste beaucoup... C'est pas parce que c'est un buffet qu'on a le droit de gaspiller impun\u00e9ment de la nourriture aussi fra\u00eeche!... Pour les incertains, il y a toujours le menu \u00e0 la carte. Car que vous ayez choisi le menu \u00e0 la carte ou le buffet (que vous commandez, en r\u00e9alit\u00e9), des serveurs vous apportent vos assiettes.\n\nIl est \u00e0 noter qu'il n'est pas n\u00e9cessaires d'aimer les fruits de mer (quoiqu'en abondance... caviar, goberges, p\u00e9toncles, crevettes, etc.), car vous pourrez ais\u00e9ment vous servir une gigantesque assiette de viandes, nouilles et l\u00e9gumes parfum\u00e9s. B\u0153uf teriyaki, l\u00e9gumes saut\u00e9s, filets de porcs, brochettes de poulets, etc. \n\n-Fait rare \u00e0 Montr\u00e9al : il y un stationnement!\n-Il y a des rabais \u00e9tudiants.\n-Salle priv\u00e9e
__label__2 All you can eat sushi for $26.99 when you're famished and options that aren't crowded in the area are limited - Sold!  Not the best sushi I have ever had, but not the worst either, kinda middle of the road. Never heard of sushi pizza - \nthought it was original and pretty tasty.  Chicken dumplings were light/non greasy and deserve a mention as well.  Good food for a reasonable price and decent customer service. :-).
__label__4 Phenomenal! Make a reservation and bring your best bottle of wine! From the grilled octopus and Israeli couscous / duck confit ravioli appetizers, to the grilled, marinated bison flank steak... This place has it all, ambience, five star service and an attention to classic French culinary detail that is rivaled by few. \n\nEvery part of our meal was perfect.. And with a five course pre fixe under $50.. How can you go wrong?  The staff was friendly and every single stage of the meal was perfectly executed. \n\nWe came here for our anniversary dinner and left with happy tummies and big smiles.\n\nThank you Le Pegase! :)
__label__3 Sat at the bar.  Very friendly, even charged my phone for me.  Beer good.  Flat bread and bruschetta great post hockey game fare.  Convivial, good service, good food, good drinks.
__label__2 I can't believe no one has reviewed this place yet. It's open 24hours, well at least in the summer, and you get all the Asian yens satisfied here. They have full plates for Vietnamese cravings, like beef or chicken brochette on rice noodles and a spring roll. The case is full of Oriental Delights, General Tao, fried rice, WonTon soup, stir fry, and veggie alternatives. If you want bubble tea, they've got em all, melon, black tea, green tea and fruit flavors. They do have fridges and fridges of pop, chinese style sodas, and beer. Sushi is also to go in a display case or fresh at the sushi bar. It's at reasonable price and close to the metro too.
__label__3 I really enjoyed all the dishes I tried here and I haven't had better all you can eat sushi that I can remember. There is a huge price difference between lunch and dinner, so if you can swing a huge lunch that would be your best value. There are a couple of dishes that are only available on Fri/Sat evening (the most expensive time) but nothing indispensable. \n\nNo drinks are included in the all you can eat menu, which is too bad, but they were good about keeping my water full.
__label__1 Bah! Je n'ai pas appr\u00e9ci\u00e9 mon repas. Je n'y retourne pas
__label__3 I tried coming here once after it was recommended. I found a place to sit on the third floor, though the place was obviously so packed that I knew it would take forever to get service. I returned another evening that was less crowded and was pretty pleased with their house brewed ales. I also ordered a bison burger that was pretty good, too. Like many places in the city, it is a bit cramped. But, the design of the interior, especially on the lower level by the bar, is pretty uncomfortable and impractical, particularly during winter months when people wear enough clothing to double their bulk and take up more space.
__label__3 Un bar vraiment nice comme je les aime ! \n\nSur la rue tr\u00e8s fr\u00e9quent\u00e9e de Saint-Denis, pas si loin que la station Berri-UQAM, l'Am\u00e8re \u00e0 Boire est un bar/brasserie qui vous propose des bi\u00e8res vraiment pas ch\u00e8res et des plats comme des burgers, tapas ou encore fish & chips.\n\nAvec les coll\u00e8gues, j'avais test\u00e9 les gyozas frits au lapin en guise de tapas. C'\u00e9tait super bon et bien croustillant, mais \u00e0 vrai dire j'avais encore faim ^^. Les autres avaient opt\u00e9 pour des hamburgers : tr\u00e8s bon aussi selon eux !\n\nPour les bi\u00e8res, je vous conseille tout simplement la rousse \"l'Am\u00e8re \u00e0 Boire\", qui a une certaine touche faisant toute la diff\u00e9rence. \n\nSur deux \u00e9tages (rez-de-chauss\u00e9e + un \u00e9tage au dessus), il y a aussi une terrasse accessible depuis l'int\u00e9rieur, mais en temps d'hiver, elle \u00e9tait ferm\u00e9e ! \nDe plus, un service agr\u00e9able et disponible si besoin. Ajoutez \u00e0 cela une ambiance bon enfant et fun (malgr\u00e9 que cela soit assez bruyant) !\n\n\u00c0 coup s\u00fbr, j'y reviendrai pour go\u00fbter d'autres vari\u00e9t\u00e9s de bi\u00e8res !
__label__2 I often go there on Tuesday where the pitcher is at 5$. It's certainly not a top notch place, but for what you're paying it's all right. You mostly have the international students from France going to this place... I have to say it's not very classy, I've seen some pretty odd things there, but it's a good place to go to with your friends to drink and have a good time. I always have a good story to tell. \n\nFor the music... ehh it could and should be better... Basically, you want to go there for the cheap beer.
__label__3 Vietnamese food made by (lovely!) Vietnamese family. They value fresh ingredients and snappy service.\n\nEstablished in 2011, this restaurant serves many traditional Vietnamese dishes as well as a few popular 'East Asian' dishes. Plates are heartily-sized and reasonably priced.\n\nMy Tom Xao Ca Ri ($12.50) was full of fresh vegetables (not overcooked -- a rarity for this neighborhood's Asian restaurants!) and jumbo shrimp. The original house specialties include Banh Tom Ho Tay (lightly friend shrimp and sweet potato cake, $13) and Ca Kho To (caramelized fish, $10). Their curries pack a welcomed spicy punch. The Canh Chua ($8) are all made with a homemade broth (cooked daily).  \n\nThe chef is forthright in sharing his values. MSG disgusts him and so does the 'watery salty stock' that other restaurants use. He also said too many cooks substitute natural ingredient flavor with copious amounts of oil. \n\nPetite Tonkinoise's only downfall? The decor isn't much to write about. It looks like a confused zen kitsch mini banquet hall.
__label__3 Meal: Drinks\n\nRationale: We'd had Dieu du Ciel! beer in Toronto, and had no idea it was a brewpub in Montreal. We knew we'd like the beer, so we gave it a shot between brunch and dinner (i.e. a sandwich and more drinks) on the last night we were in Montreal. This was another escape from torrential downpour. So it goes.\n\nFood: We got a tray of nachos to snack on (they were just like you might make in your toaster oven at home) but the real star of the show was obviously the beer. Dieu du Ciel! had something like 14 beers on tap. I wanted to try all of them, but I am a lightweight and did not want to die. I know I had the Corne du Diable (American IPA) and the Aphrodisiaque (black ale) - both exactly to my taste. I had one or two more after that but I've forgotten what they were.\n\nService/atmosphere: Very crowded, very loud. I think a lot of people were thinking the same as we were given the weather and that it was Saturday. We scouted what was probably the last table. Service was very attentive. Usually we were able to order our next round so it would arrive just before we finished our previous one. The people at a neighbouring table were annoying, but that's no fault of the establishment.\n\nConclusion: Great beer. Would happily return to try all of them, despite it being a bit crowded (i.e makes Matt anxious).
__label__3 As a self confessed beer nut, I have had many of Dieu du Ciel's brews from bottles and on tap when they have on occasion shown up in the DC area. \n\nSo another return trip to Montreal meant I had to really make a visit to this place at the source.\n\nThe bar is tiny, with an intimate feel in a great neighborhod.  The vibe is real intimate and cozy, but it's also extremely popular.  I thought going on a cold November Saturday afternoon around 4PM it would be quiet but it was jam packed and crowded.  There are 2 seaters tables and they are litteraly neck and neck together with folks.  so I strongly suggest that if you want to come here get here as early as possible.\n\nThere was only one waiter working the floor and this guy was just getting slammed. But he was actually really good considering how incredibly busy he was.\n\nPeche Mortel is probaby their most popular beer, but this is a good chance to come here and drink their one offs which aren't bottled.  The had a Disco Soleil IPA which was excellent, a bit shocking since most IPAs in Quebec I find are really lacking, and they absolutley nailed a Kolsch called Basse Messe.\n\nThe WiFi is also incredibly slow, but such is life.  A definite place worth stopping in if you love beer
__label__2 Le gros point faible du cin\u00e9ma c'est sa s\u00e9lection de films seulement en fran\u00e7ais. Sinon les salles sont correctes, la nourriture est classique, grasse et ch\u00e8re, mais surtout, l'emplacement est super: \u00c0 c\u00f4t\u00e9 du m\u00e9tro Berri Uqam, entour\u00e9 de restaurants et de bars, l'arr\u00eat parfait pour compl\u00e9menter une belle soir\u00e9e!
__label__0 The waitstaff was quite pleasant. The place looked like it was decorated by my hoarding grandmother. \n\nThe food was OK, nothing more, nothing less. Prices were a little too high for what you get and the menu was encyclopedic. \n\nThe reason I'm bothering to write this review is let others know that this is not a clean place to eat.  The bathroom was tiled sewer, nothing in the restaurant looked like it had been cleaned since they first opened.  The cherry on top however was the fact there was a bug zapper light directly above our table... inside.  Little flies and moths were constantly falling down into my friend's hair, glass and food. We didnt notice at first in time to move tables because amongst all the clutter on the walls, it almost blended in.\n\nI would not recommend this place.
__label__0 My husband and I stayed here last year, and we fell in love with the hotel and the city. Luckily our room last year overlooked the street, not the patio. Seeing as the patio is LOUD, we requested a room overlooking the street again, and were told this would be honored. Wrong. Upon check in our room overlooked the patio. We sucked it up the first night, too tired from traveling all day. The second night we couldn't take the thumping and obnoxious music from the patio.  In the morning we requested the room we were originally promised.  Unfortunately, we were told, \"We're at capacity\". Nothing else, no one cared that they screwed up the reservation. So we checked out, 4 nights early.  Montreal has lots of other hotels Opus.  Thanks, but no thanks.
__label__0 Oh my lord no! The dancers here sure are skinny! In truth, the clientele do seem to be having a good time.
__label__3 So this place is definitely unique and a great place when you really want to go out hardcore. Friday night they have great techno upstairs...it's $5 cover and the alcohol is dirt cheap.\n\nThe only thing bad about this place is the lack of carding means there are quite a bit of under-agers, but it's still a good time.
__label__2 Fun place and 5$ dollar pitchers during he week. Here's my only issue , on some days , they create 2 lines , one pays 5$ to get in and goes faster (this money goes into the bouncers pocket) and they don't check ID as much and the other line moves slower and check ID more intensly. At the same time , Thursdays are filled with 16 year old girls.
__label__1 C'est un lieu culte dans l'histoire de la musique de partout dans le monde. Il a plusieurs artistes qu\u00e9b\u00e9cois et de partout ailleurs qui ont d\u00e9but\u00e9 \u00e0 cet endroit dans le milieu des ann\u00e9es 80 \u00e0 aujourd'hui. Les bi\u00e8res sont vraiment \u00ab cheap \u00bb mais malheureusement la s\u00e9lection est limit\u00e9 \u00e0 des bi\u00e8res des \u00c9tats-Unis ou du Canada anglais qui go\u00fbtent l'eau ou carr\u00e9ment la marde. Derni\u00e8rement j'ai vue sur un tableau de la Unibroue mais il faut payer le prix pour consommer une bi\u00e8re qu\u00e9b\u00e9coise de qualit\u00e9. \n\nIl a une journ\u00e9e th\u00e9matique \u00e0 pratiquement tous les jours de la semaine et pour tous les go\u00fbts musicaux. Mais attention aux jeunes enfants! Les Foufounes \u00c9lectriques est rempli de filles de 16-17 ans qui ont pas l'\u00e2ge pour sortir dans les bars. La majorit\u00e9 du temps que je suis pass\u00e9 faire un tour \u00e0 cet endroit, il avait des gars avec des moustaches en boutons !\n\nLes positifs: \n- Abordable\n- De la bonne musique\n- Des gens de partout au Qu\u00e9bec\n- Des spectacles\n- Une terrasse chauffante l'hiver \n- Des expositions\n- Des restaurants \u00e0 proximit\u00e9 \n- Des arr\u00eats d'autobus et stations de m\u00e9tro \u00e0 proximit\u00e9\n- Un guichet Desjardins pas loin\n- Des guichets ATM\n- Des tables de billard et de babyfoot\n- Des t\u00e9l\u00e9phones publics  \n\nLes n\u00e9gatifs: \n- Des bi\u00e8res qui go\u00fbtent la marde\n- Trop d'enfants de moins de 18 ans\n- D\u00e9coration tr\u00e8s \u00ab trash \u00bb \n- Des toilettes avec aucune eau chaude et aucun savon\n- Temps d'attente tr\u00e8s longue le jeudi
__label__4 I stay in hotels all the time and as i am planning my next business trip, i find myself thinking back at my stay here in june/july.\n\nBest hotel ever! I wasn't even SPG Plat yet (gold at the time) and I got bumped up to a suite quickly and easily. The room was beautiful & staff extremely helpful and wonderful.\n\n\"Living\" here totally made the difference during my extended stay in Montreal. The only gripe i have to make is the food at the restaurant is so-so. Breakfast is okay i guess... but skip it for dinner. The waitresses are really... nice... though... \n\nAnyway, I'll be back for sure!\n\nP.S. Awesome place to party on Wednesdays and Thursdays. Of course, as a guest of the hotel - no waiting in line! Booyah!
__label__2 I've stayed at probably 30-40 Starwood properties worldwide, but this was my first W experience.\n\nThis is a hotel aimed towards young people. It is trendy and hip, with three (yes, three) bars/lounges/clubs on the premises. At night you have to pretty much flash your key card to get past the velvet ropes and into the hotel. I'm young but wasn't in a clubbing mood the weekend I visited so I didn't get to explore the on-location nightlife. Probably not the best for a family vacation.\n\nLocation: Very good. Walking distance to both downtown and Old Montreal.\n\nConcierge: Fantastic, super helpful, and willing to take extra time to make sure your dinner reservation/itinerary is perfect.\n\nRooms: Very hip and trendy, but not as \"functional\" as I would have hoped. Like I said, the layout is quite modern and as the W is known for, the lighting is quite \"mood-lighting-esque\" and loungey. The design is nice and romantic. Downsides: Things just don't work as well as they look. The shower is massive and has one of those overhead rain-shower heads 10 feet up. It looks nice but the shower pressure is weak and forget about decently washing anything but your hair and shoulders. \n\nThe bathroom is open to the bedroom area with only a blue shower-curtain type thing to separate the two. The same teal shower-curtain-esque curtain is used for the windows. Kind of weird.\n\nThe iPod dock does not work. It did not have all the cables required. \n\nSo while the design is nice, it is not as functional as I would have liked. All in all, a good location that gave me the platinum upgrade. Next time I visit Montreal, I'll probably explore some of the other properties.
__label__3 This hotel is absolutely gorgeous. Wonderful service, clean rooms, and interesting lay-outs. Not really sure how I feel about the bathroom situation, but the waterfall shower was really nice.
__label__4 It's trendy, I'm not. It's hip, I once might have been. It's modern, I usually hate modern. But I LOVE the W. I'd probably usually say it's too loud, too dark, too pretentious, and the lobby/bar may be all of that. But the rooms are sublime. We stayed in a king room on the 8th floor, 814 to be exact. It was huge, and the bathroom is probably equal size as the bedroom with an open concept that makes the entire room seem like a massive studio. Furniture is plush and chic. Sitting chair as comfortable as they come as well as a very cozy bed. W has their own brand of mattresses. Bathroom included a walk in shower with rain fall shower head and room for the Montreal Canadiens starting five. Also includes a deep, long bath tub. The room is loaded with extras! Ipod dock with surround sound speakers, kaleidoscope, rubber ducky, beyond well equipped mini bar which even has souvenirs, tv bigger than most hotels. Location is close to everything in the old quarter. Subway stop directly across the street. The view looked over Victoria square but no noise could be heard from the busy area. The room is loaded with extras! Staff are the best at what they do. From the housekeepers to valets to concierge. I would say its probably not a good hotel for families or the elderly, but to say I enjoyed my stay would be an understatement.
__label__3 Barcelos combo table d'hote portions are very filling and customers leave satisfied. \n\nI ate the chicken leg and lamb chop combo and found them both to be packed with taste but a little on the dry side. My fellow diners reported the same impression.\n\nI'll definitely give them some more tries as I think this restaurant has got potential and is reasonably priced with a pleasant atmosphere, albeit a little bit cramped.
__label__3 I went there last night, cruising around on Parc looking for a place to get a quick pint. I was happy to discover this place! The inside was nice with couches and candles. Pool table. TVS all around, I noticed the terrasse had neon lights too great for summer time will probably go back then. \n\noverall fun time!
__label__4 Bonnes bi\u00e8res, bonne ambiance et bien situ\u00e9. C'est bien qu'ils aient am\u00e9lior\u00e9 leur menu bouffe.
__label__2 Pizzas are good and creative enough to be signaled, especially the Cochonaille et Gorgonzola. The possibility to have two halves of different pizzas is also enjoyable. Quite a nice spot for an outdoor diner on St-Denis street during the summer. \n\nAnd some waiters do look Italian.
__label__1 Je sais que beaucoup diront que ce restaurant est g\u00e9nial, super, exceptionnel et beaucoup d'autres superlatifs encore. D'ailleurs, j'avoue volontiers qu'il a en effet beaucoup de choses pour lui : les mets y sont raffin\u00e9s, originaux et savoureux. On y sent une v\u00e9ritable recherche de la part du chef et c'est tr\u00e8s agr\u00e9able pour les papilles. Le d\u00e9cor est cosy et chic, ce qui est id\u00e9al pour une soir\u00e9e en amoureux. Et pourtant... La soir\u00e9e que nous y avons pass\u00e9e ne nous a pas laiss\u00e9 un souvenir imp\u00e9rissable. Nous \u00e9tions plac\u00e9s dans un couloir de vent, en plein dans le passage des serveuses et tellement coll\u00e9s \u00e0 la table d'\u00e0 c\u00f4t\u00e9 que chaque fois que le monsieur se levait, il bousculait notre table... Le service \u00e9tait moyen, la note \u00e9lev\u00e9e et cerise sur le g\u00e2teau, nous n'avions pas not\u00e9 que le restaurant est un \u00ab Apportez votre vin \u00bb et nous sommes retrouv\u00e9s sans vin pour accompagner nos plats!  Ce qui vu leur qualit\u00e9, \u00e9tait vraiment dommage. Pour les moins fain\u00e9ants que nous, poussez au moins jusqu'\u00e0 la SAQ de St-Denis pour prendre de quoi arroser tout \u00e7a, et vous d\u00e9tendre un peu. \u00c7a vous aidera \u00e0 dig\u00e9rer la douloureuse!
__label__3 I am not one to just go to a bar or pub to have a drink but I stop by this spot often with my co-workers for lunch on Fridays because it's a great place to have a beer over lunch. \n\nThey have some very tasty choices. Here are some of my favs:\n-Titanic Burger with flavours and size just as gigantic as the ship.\n-Guinness Burger.... just try it :)\n-Bison Burger
__label__4 Very polite and nice service. My first time thai foods experience so can't judge too much but ok.
__label__1 Went there last night. I had mixed feeling about going because of all the negative recent reviews.\nI had no problem walking in at 7 PM and getting a table. My friend told me after that 15 years ago, the lineups started around the block. I don't know what happened (whether they changed owners or just chefs) but it was mediocre food at best. A lot changes in 15 years and there are so many new and better restaurants for the same price (i.e. Jardin des puits on Villeneuve)\nCalamari starter was bland. I have no problem with frozen calamari but the texture was rubbery and the \"sauce\" on the table was just not good.\nI had the chicken brochette plate. The fries were decent although a bit greasy, The chicken was charred and super dry and the rice wasn't anything special. Such a shame. I had high expectations but the wait staff were friendly.
__label__0 Not review for this location.\n\nThe bathroom was so gross and small. GROSSSSSS! I thought I would give local coffee a support. Too disappointed!
__label__4 Really good Sushi, all you can eat menu for 20-25$... pretty reasonable price if you can pack in 25-50 rolls of Sushi in one sitting. Ingredients are always super fresh, the caviar eggs are small and delicious, and the chefs do not get lazy and douse rolls with a mayonaise based sauce to make up for a lack of flavor. Definitely the best Sushi place on the West Side, although there might be some better deals east of downtown that merit a look.
__label__2 As a served buffet sushi restaurant, Kanda would be a rare bird on the west coast, but is surprisingly a common style over here. For your $15-25 (depending on when you go) the result is very much dependent on the ebb and flow of the restaurant.\n\nWhy? Because you literally order from a list. Each table has a sheet that you fill out with a pencil - maybe you want 1 roll here, 1 gyoza there - in an all-you-can-eat format. Some food is going to be cooked specifically for you, while others might come as part of a larger batch. (There's a price penalty for uneaten food.)\n\nIn theory, this is great. You could order one from everything on the menu if you have the stomach for it! In practice, this means there is batch cooking, which means you might get something piping fresh one minute and something from the waiting line the next. (The busy nature of the place seems to ensure your food is mostly fresh, though.) For better or worse, the chaos spills over to the waiting too; while food delivery is almost always prompt, drinks/orders/bills may take some chasing to make happen.\n\nI think the Kanda experience is best described as a search for \"surprise\". The menu is build to have you hunting outside your comfort zone, trying out various items you may have not tried before. As a group experience, that's great. As a seasoned sushi-connoisseur experience, you may want to look elsewhere.
__label__2 Shawarma, pita and garlic sauce can not go wrong with some vegeatables.  Their hummus is alright, and service depends on who you get, some the friendliest in the world others seem to hate their job.  Stick with the Shawarma and it is a no fail.
__label__3 Second to Hurley's for good pub grub on lunch. Fish n Chips - with really tasty chips. Stews, burgers, beer, etc. Don't expect fine dining here but expect so much better than those disgusting chain Pubs like Les 3 Brasseurs. One is function over form, the other is form over function. Good honest grub. A few years back I had ribs and they were AWESOME. Great to have right next to the office.
__label__4 Some friends and I went to Montreal for a weekend, and decided to walk around near our hostel to find a place to eat. Less then a ten minute walk away we found Ye Olde Orchard Pub, and it was exactly what we wanted. It was different than most places we would have gone to in America, the food was great and the waiters were so nice. We mentioned it was my friends 19th birthday expecting a piece of cake, and we got a special drink complete with rules and a name I shouldn't mention. The waiter overheard us talking about where to go that night and came right up to us and suggested about five different bars and clubs we should go to, some of which ended up being the best parts of the night. We couldn't resist going back there the next morning and the breakfast was just as good as the dinner. I would recommend it for anyone but especially if you're a group of traveling students like we were its a great place to go. If we ever go to Montreal again it will be first on our list.
__label__1 I'm not sure about the other locations but the service at this place is unbelievable our server went from the cash to the phone to mopping the floors then serving our food with out even washing her hands once (EWWW) and this place would need a flood to clean out the mess and lingering dirt . we strolled in the location at 11:15pm (munchies)  and were rushed to make our order and hurry up and eat because  they wanted to close at 12pm.  I'll sum it up like this this is a take out joint because the dieing experience isn't catered in this Wok Cafe.  oh the Pad Thai is out of intergalacticly out of this world and is to die for !
__label__1 It's a pool hall and nothing more, just a very large one with music that doesn't destroy your ear drums with sexy service. The drinks are well prepared but have no real zing and if you order food... it's at your own peril. The food, if I can call it such a thing, is your typical bar food, nachos, quesadillas and wings. As with most bar food, you need to be properly alcoholised in order to mildly enjoy it. It's drunk food, drunk enough to consume anything. \n\nThe pool tables are well maintained, so are the sticks (from what I saw). The place is group-ready but not my cup of tea. It was perfect for our last minute happy hour party but it's a dive and I say dive with its negative connotation.
__label__1 ok-ish pool hall. it was an awesome place back in the days which was a long time ago for me (think 10 years ago).\n\ngreat place to bring a date and get some pool game going or some bowling. which girl doesn't like bowling? that was back in the days.\n\nfast forward to today, i still go when the bff wants to play some pool downtown and hit the clubs afterwards. its full of students just like i remember. usually, the time we go, there isn't much people or they all leave by midnight so it gets quite empty so service is faster than usual.\n\nthere's better place to hang out as adults but if you want some younger crowd, hey, go you
__label__4 I'd recommend this fish store if you are buying a whole salmon to poach:\nhttp://jitterycook.com/2011/11/29/poached-salmon-salad-sandwich-with-sauce-verte/\n\nor for their amazing smoked salmon that I've featured many times at www.jitterycook.com\n\nThey do have the best smoked salmon imaginable. Silky smooth. And you are offered a sample as you wait your turn in line.
__label__2 One of the downtown stretches three remaining active movie theaters. When it opened in 1999, this cineplex effectively killed off the lost of the old theaters that lined St. Catherine. As multiplexes go, this one is particularly ugly. The renovations of the old hockey arena were poorly done, although it's worth a stop at the \"Montreal walk of fame\" to laugh at how pathetic it is: it currently houses two lonely stars: Rocket Richard and Celine Dion. \n\nYet I go quite frequently. Why? Because it's pretty much the only show in town. In terms of selection, it has a pretty eclectic mix of programming ranging from mainstream Hollywood, independent films, foreign (or Quebec) films subtitled in English, and big Bollywood releases. I'd go so far to say that it has a better selection than Cinema du Parc (at least in its current incarnation). Unfortunately, I always feel like the Forum is on the brink of going under.  It's never full. It's generally not even half full. In fact, it's usually empty (with the exception of Tuesdays and maybe opening weekends). In fact, we've gone a few times only to find ourselves to be the ONLY ones in the entire theater (talk about a personal experience). Why? Is it too far west? Maybe. Or perhaps its worst sin is that the tickets are way too damn expensive (13 bucks = more than Manhattan for Christ's sake) and they don't get the blockbuster releases which all go to the Paramount (aka Banque Scotia).  The exorbitant ticket price provides justification for two-for-the-price-of-one double features and to that end it's a good place since you can wander freely to check out what else is playing after the film ends. Bon Cinema!
__label__3 I have gone many times to this place.  They are very nice.  I find that some of the staff are bilingual and some not. It does not matter to me.  I like it sometimes when they can not speak English because I practice my French.  Some of them are not refusing to speak English.  They can't and that is OK.  My stylist, from Paris, has given me great haircuts and trims my beard. He is very detail oriented and I often receive great comments from people that they love the cut.  I would highly recommend this place.
__label__3 It really doesn't look like much from outside, or when you first walk in. I almost thought this is just some office building - but don't be fooled! Most of the art is hidden away on the upper floors, and it's definitely worth coming in to explore all the little galleries that line the halls. There's always something new and interesting to see. It's free, too!
__label__3 Panama is a fancy Greek Restaurant. This is NOT a Casa Grecque type of Greek Restaurant. It is more expensive then other \"fast food Greek\" locations. However its worth the price. The garden salad is amazing. I had the lamb, and it was mouth watering delicious.\n\nThe staff is really friendly, and the restaurant is nicely decorated. I had a great time.
__label__1 Montreal is a great and vibrant city but PET Airport is cramped, dated, dark, and congested.  Its too bad that everyone gave up on Mirabel Airport.
__label__2 Nice to be back home...has some problem with Nexus check-in machines...Staff was most helpful and understanding
__label__2 They have  naturopath that works there-great advice-and free!Just everyone can hear your problem so be aware of that when consulting. They don't stalk all the products I want to see. The owner is close minded.Isn't very giving.
__label__0 Seriously, no idea how anyone could give a good review for this awful restaurant. Agreed on the nice setting. But the food is terrible. And really overpriced! It's always empty...for good reason. I make better fajitas than this place (and so does TGIF) but they charge $22 for them...and sour cream is extra. Food cannot be less authentic. No clue about Mexican food at all. Save yourself the bother.
__label__0 Service merdique!  La serveuse m'a demand\u00e9 pourquoi je lui a avais donn\u00e9 10% de tip!  Quelle insulte!
__label__1 Most gentlemen will know this isn't their club of choice.  Even T-Pain (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L_WvBJugHN0) would take issue with this Montreal mainstay.  To each his or her own, but I'm all for anything but this joint.\n\nThey have a lot of hustler like promoters out on the street trying to get people to visit.  Shady men who were likely auctioneers in a past life, will be on the street telling groups of dudes they can make them \"VIP\" if they agree to a cover charge that is subject to debate.  A bachelor party I was a part of wanted no part in this deal, it was already a turn off from the start.\n\nBut fast forward a trip or two later and it's co-ed party and we're looking to try something new.  LGC wasn't charging a cover and the hustler was no where to be found, so we took a leap of faith.  The girls were dated, the staff felt like mafia, and to suggest the place was anything besides super ghetto would be absurd.  Though the drink prices were solid, the ambiance was definitely not.  A short time into the place and we couldn't stomach another minute.  With Montreal being such a haven for adult entertainment, it's more than a buzzkill to patron this place when there are so many better alternatives.
__label__0 I booked two nights on Expedia at the lowest possible rate (clearly marked 'firm, no cancellation', which was fine as my intentions were 'firm'.) But then I had a family health emergency and could not travel. I called the hotel, and was told to call Expedia, which I did; they said they had to call the hotel to see 'what the penalty for cancellation will be'.  Lady came back and said, 'they will offer you no refund at all.'  In this age of hyper competition, what kind of service is this???  If a person has proof of a health emergency (i.e., Emergency Room paperwork), they should at least provide a credit to be used within 12 months, if not a full refund. I will NEVER book at Omni again, and will advise my friends to do the same.
__label__3 My wife and two kids (ages 2 and 4) came here for a 10th anniversary celebration vacation. Couldn't really complain much. Room was nice, housekeeping was considerate (picked up our kids toys and placed them nicely on the cabinet). On our first day, they delivered milk and cookies for the kids for free.\n\nLocation is okay; probably a great location for a business trip. There isn't much downtown for kids so while the hotel certainly accomodated us well, the surrounding business don't really make much of an effort to cater to families.\n\nMaybe we got lucky but we booked the hotel with a special summer promotion they were running and the price ended up being the cheapest of the major downtown hotels. Some of the bad reviews seem to suggest this hotel is expensive so I could understand how my expections might be higher if I paid a lot more. \n\nAs other reviewers have stated, book the hotel directly through their website instead of Expedia, Orbitz, etc. If you do that and sign up for their rewards program, the wifi is free.\n\nThey have a pool but it's outdoors. \n\nWe did self-parking at a garage nearby which saved us about $10 per day compared to the hotel's valet parking. It's convenient to buses and the Metro.
__label__1 A group of seven girls, headed out for a night on the town before our best friend gets married.  So yeah, we're all dolled up.  Thursdays was definitely the WRONG place to stop first.  We intended to hit the club there,  but unfortunately we arrived too early (it was like 9:30pm...) so we just opted for the plain old bar area.  We were certainly the black sheep.  \n\nIt seemed like everyone at the bar was staring at us as we ordered.  They serve no martinis, no long islands.  Luckily I enjoy beer so I just ordered a bottle of Molson and got a shot of SoCo.  It was quite expensive, especially considering the exchange rate now makes the Canadian Dollar worth more than the American Dollar - sheesh.  After a few minutes of some of the pickier ladies trying to figure out what they could drink, I watched the bar-back rummaging around in the lower cabinets behind the bar.  He successfully found a bottle of Apple Martini Mix.  So Apple Martinis it was.  And we left after that.  I could tell the locals already hated us.  \n\nThe greatest part about this place was the breathalyzer test on the wall.  I wonder who really uses it and doesn't just abuse it?  I guess it's a smart thing to have in a bar, but had we made this a later stop in our search for libations, I'm sure we would have enjoyed playing the \"who's more drunk\" game!
__label__3 I am not a museum person and I don't often pretend to be; however travelling with someone who was interested in looking at art I compromised and agreed to check it out.\n\nAdmission is by donation - be generous to keep the arts alive. I was impressed by the relic collections from numerous civilizations, the furniture display. Yes, they have paintings on the wall and some are lovely - but I was much more captured and actually enjoyed the other installations.\n\nI also spent a good amount of time in the Imagine Exhibition (John Lennon and Yoko Ono). I wasn't aware of Yoko's contributions to this museum and her living installations (hammering nails into a block, nails and hammer provided, as well as the wish trees) were incredibly interesting - and the thrill of my visit was seeing John Lennon's piano.\n\nSo kudos to the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts - as someone who \"doesn't get it\" and have self imposed a museum ban typically I throughly enjoyed my afternoon there.
__label__2 Always interesting things to see at Musee des Beaux Arts de Montreal. 2 huge pavilions spanning Sherbrooke St. with a variety of art (and art forms) for all tastes. \n\nThe problem is that IT IS NO LONGER FREE to access the permanent collection, unless you're under 30 years old. Bizarre. Those of us who are born too long ago have to pay to get in now. Be sure to check the site before going.. Recent change.
__label__0 This is officially the worst eatery on the island of Montreal. The place opens until 1 am on weekends, my friends and I arrived around 11:50pm and the waiter was already sleepy.\n\nThe service was extremely terrible and careless, the waiter ignored us when we came in and didn't even bring us the menu. We were three but they only gave us two glasses of water and no napkins. He was also pretty rude and never refilled our water.\n\nI ordered the fried rice with pork chops and everything was so dry that you'd believe salted crackers have more water than their food. Nevertheless, I was very hungry so I decided to use some Sriracha sauce, and then I noticed the weird taste of it and realized that it was expired four months ago.\n\nThe place is not very clean, and the table was somehow sticky.\n\nThey accept cash as their sole method of payment, not very convenient.\n\nPlease don't go, for your own sake. Go eat McDonald's, yeah that's how horrible this place is.
__label__3 Maybe it's because I've heard so many grand things about this hotel, that my expectations were raised a tad bit too high.   I would say it's above average 3 and 1/2 stars, but not blow your socks off fantastic.  The exterior looks like a big grey block, not too exciting.  When you walk in, the hotel lobby is fairly modest, once again, nice...but nothing to rave about.   When we checked into the room, it's a nicely done average room.  The bathroom was pretty small, but then again very clean, so no complaints there.   Indoor pool was pretty small as well, but sufficient.  All in all, hotel and it's amenities were pleasant but blah.   Now the one thing that makes this hotel all worth it?  Location, location, location.  It's right above the train station, with easy access to the Metro down below, as well as straight access to the Underground City.   If you want to ride topside, there's a bus stop right at the corner of the church outside the hotel.   You could go anywhere you want, the public transportation is very very good.  It's also walkable distance to Old Montreal, it's a bit far but not too bad either.  If you get a good rate, I would recommend staying here.   Hotel personnel were also very attentive.  All in all - a pretty solid experience, but definitely NOT a top of the line luxury hotel.
__label__2 We had our wedding at the Fairmont Hotel Vancouver and was completely blown away with the service and experience. It is of course why we decided to stay at the Queen Elizabeth while in Montreal a few weeks later. \n\nFirst off the location is great. In the heart of downtown and within walking distance of almost all attractions. \n\nThe first morning the power went off and we weren't given much information as to why and how long we would have to wait for hot water and power. Despite calling down several times to the receptionist we were told they were instructed to turn the power off due to a gas leak near by. After showering we went downstairs and it seemed like it was a bit chaotic. In Vancouver we had amazing concierge team that literally knew the answers to every question we needed. We only had a few questions about how to get to certain places and our answers was simply this \n\n\"You can get there by train, taxi or by walking\"  \n\nTo me that is crazy. They are obvious choices and the lady didn't really seem to care much about helping us but rather to point us in the direction of a map that was entirely in French. \n\nI hope this is just a one off! As a platinum member of Fairmont hotel I have come to expect a higher level of a customer experience.  This was more of a let down than a wow factor.
__label__3 Classy, quiet restaurant. You'll see some white haired Montreal politicians every time. The place you'd go for a special birthday or anniversary. The waiters are polite, pleasant, and funny if you get them going. The food is downright perfect, french cuisine. Be sure to get the Escargot.
__label__3 Straight and to the point--- nice atmosphere, large portions, and we liked what we ordered, there was lots of flavour and good bread. It wasn't anything to write home about, but we didn't leave disappointed and that matters a lot when you're travelling (I would learn this lesson later at another restaurant). We would go back.
__label__2 I was craving Italian food for supper this evening so walked to Guido & Angelina.\n\nIt was fairly quiet when I got there about 6:15ish.\n\nI sat at a table by the window ... a great spot for people watching.  Alas, there were lots of smokers walking by, both cigarettes and the illegal kind.\n\nMy red wine was good.\n\nMegan was my server and took good care of me.\n\nShe brought me some bread.  It was really hard and crusty on the outside and I just had a small piece.\n\nI ordered lasagna.  It was made with fresh pasta and the portion was B-I-G.  Though it didn't say in the description, I think there was a lot of parm cheese in it ... and I hate parm cheese.  It would have been so much better without it.\n\nWhen I left about 7:30ish, the restaurant was fairly crowded.
__label__1 Second time I've been here.  The place is quite large and in a good spot.  There seems to be a more tourist crowd here, although there are many locals too.  There is a wide selection of mostly average tasting brunch items.  They do give you a lot of food though, so I think that's nice after a long night out.\n\nThe smoothies are ok, but a bit overpriced.  The buttered toast is fluffy and delicious.  Also, I know Canadians love their maple syrup, where they charge you $1 for the real stuff, nothing extra for the fake (I prefer fake, yum).
__label__0 Usually I get just average service. Once, i saw  The hostess wearing sweats and a hoodie. She looked tired and left her post for a good 4-5 minutes.  Not presentable at all. . But i went with my boyfriend last month and we received the most unprofessional service in our whole restaurant eating career. Our waitress was talking bad behind my boyfriend's back while he was in the bathroom. Not only that but she rushed him while he was deciding what to eat. We understand it's busy and it may be stressful, but you are still the waitress and you are still supposed to be providing a service. There are no excuses. We were kind enough not to complain to the manager, but we did not tip. Would not go there AGAIN.
__label__2 We came here after partying at Laboom, lateish Saturday night.\n\nChez Paree is a nice club. It's probably the cleanest, best kept strip club I've ever been in. Lots of seating; nice, warm atmosphere; good music at a nice volume; well dressed bouncers and wait-staff and a good dj.  \n\nThere are lots of girls, they're all attractive (and natural - I don't think I saw a single pair of fake breasts in the place), and there's no breaks between stage shows. However, I'm sorry to say that most of the stage shows were pretty boring, and the girls on stage looked somewhat apathetic while up there. \n\nThere was a bachelor party in the club, and a couple of girls put on a pretty entertaining show, abusing the groom-to-be on stage - standard bachelor party fare you'll see in any club (east of Manitoba anyway), but entertaining none the less. \n\nNone of the stage shows inspired me to drop cash on a private dance though. \n\nCover is cheap ($5), there's a mandatory coat check ($2.25). you need to tip the bouncer to get seated ($5) and drinks are pricey ($9.75?). Table dances are $10 per song or $150 per hour, contact dances are $15 per song or $220 per hour. There's an ATM but just arrive with a good amount of cash in hand. \n\nThe ladies room wasn't all that impressive - not filthy but not as clean as the rest of the club. The men's room is open, the ladies' room is locked (probably to keep drunk guys from wandering in) - if you need to use it, get the key at the entrance of the club first. \n\nIf the dancers had been a little more enthusiastic on stage this would have been a thoroughly excellent club. As it was, I was bored and didn't stay very long.
__label__3 $5 per person entry\n\n$2.50 per person coat check\n\n$5 per party seating\n\n$10 per song table dance\n\n$15 per song private dance (touching anywhere but crotch)\n\nGet hammered if you must on drinks at Peel Pub first and nurse liquid here.\n\nIf you don't ask, you don't get.  Ask tactfully.\n\nBring set amount in, ATM expensive fee.
__label__0 Awful, awful club.  Seriously - one of the worst in Montreal.  Ultra pricey, with long lines, and sleazy (albeit sexy) staff.  The bouncer are total jerks - stereotypes of the big, rude, black guys that are portrayed in the media.  The wait staff hose tourists.  We paid 10 $ for a drink that was clearly 6 on the menu.  The manager eventually apologised, but talking to others, they seem to intentionally overcharge tourists.\n\nMusic sucked, lights were awful, dancefloor was way to busy, and hot.\n\nTO BE AVOIDED!!!!
__label__4 Amazing cappuccino!! Free wifi. I would definitely go back.
__label__4 Absolutely incredible!\n\nThe Gnocchi al Gorgonzola is to die for. My Caesar salad was also great.  Our waiter was super friendly and was cracking jokes with us the whole time. Nice relaxed atmosphere, great eats, and fairly priced drinks. Got a table really quickly, and the service was fast and efficient. Two big thumbs up for this place :)
__label__4 Had a great stay! Best housekeeping staff! Carol is great.  Lady at c/I could have been nicer but everyone else made up for it! Love the views. Room service was fast and tasty.  Will come back
__label__1 I've stayed at this Sheraton MANY times, as I come to Montreal often to visit family and  my family is Starwood Preferred members. I am always semi-disappointed. I've stayed in many Sheratons but I just think this one is sub-par compared to others. Sheratons are never too glam but I am talking about also in comparison to other similar grade hotels and Sheratons. It was very busy this past weekend when I stayed there with my mother. And there were a few weird & irritating experiences. One being that they put staff at the elevators and were checking keys on a Saturday night. This kind of alarmed my mother who was under the impression they did this to keep out hookers (witnessing some sort of scenario that gave her this impression). Just seemed liked a weird practice but whatever. The hotel lobby bar & general bar is really not great. First of all, Sheratons typically have their same menu at all hotels but this one did not. (This may be a Canadian vs American factor.) But regardless, the menu was not as good as the other traditional menu I've seen. What really irked me, was when I sat at the bar. Almost ordered the nachos, but the bartender was honest and said they sucked. I'm actually super glad he was honest - I prefer that (but heads up Sheraton - if they suck then why don't you change them!) We end up ordering a different appetizer. My mom was drinking wine but I decided to stick with a soda. My bartender asked if I would like \"more Coke\" - I said yes just to sip on something while my mom finished her glass. When we got the bill I saw that he had charged us for 2 Cokes - $5 each! I was really appalled and wanted to say something but my mother wouldn't let me so here I am putting it on Yelp. I understand how hotel bars work, so it's not really the $5 coke that bothers me. It's the fact he charged me twice. I actually only had 1 sip of the refill. Restaurants will typically alert you to the fact they do not use fountain soda by bringing out the bottle so you understand. I never saw the bottle but I'm pretty confident it was from the fountain which makes this extra ridic. However, even if it was a bottle he should've showed it. And in some way they should bring this to the customer's attention. It's just good service. Or you wait for the request from the customer, how you would similarly for a bottle of wine, etc. He also told us if we wanted to order dessert and bring it up to our room, we would just have to go up and order room service. Really?
__label__0 If I could give this place less than one star I would. Where to start, first off they re-heat old French fries in dirty oil. Even after I called back the second time to ask them not to. Their food is sub par and dirty. Now all that aside I had an issue with them messing up an order and called in to ask them to fix this, the girl over there was rude and defensive to my claims that the wrong toppings were placed on the burger we had ordered. I specifically said no tomato and she specifically repeated that back to me as we'll so I know it wasn't her fault. She passed me over to the manager who was really mad that he had to come to the phone and explained to him that the person is allergic to tomatoes and that we'd appreciate it if they could send us a new one...he said rudely \"no just scrape the fu@$ng tomato off. I told him that she's allergic and that there is still tomato all over even if we scrape it off. He said too fu&$% bad we're not sending you anything. I asked him why he was so mad and he said cause I'm fu%^# busy cooking wtf do you want and hung up. NOW THAT'S CUSTOMER SERVICE!! Bottom line aside from the fact the employees are so jaded and disgruntled the food is just nasty dirty re-used oil re-heat fries and just dirty!
__label__1 I've been here about 4 times. \nI think 3 out of 4 of those visits were negative. \n\nThe rapidity of the service is totally non-consistent. Sometimes the food takes too long and other times the waiter/tress never stops by. At one visit, for myself and my neighbor our sausages were extremely cold. It was embarrassing for everyone, and all they did was take our plates as they were and changed the sausages to fresh ones. \n\nThe smoothies are totally w-e-a-k. It's not real fruit they use in there. It's thick frozen mud. Not authentic at all.\n\nTHE MENU IS MESSED UP ALSO. For breakfast, on the eggs page it says at the top: Includes toast, potatoes - showing it at the top that all of them come with those extras, then you get your plate with nothing?! So you ask and they say \"Oh the menu is like that, but with this plate those are not included.\"\n\nLike, what the HECK is that?!
__label__3 I'm a huge fan of ONoir because of the truly unique atmosphere it provides. I'm a fan of the founder, Moe, and his commitment to the community. As far as I know, all of the servers are legally blind but that doesn't matter a lick when you're serving in pitch black. \n\nI have never had a problem with service at ONoir, and I even have the feeling that the servers appreciate being able to have the guests experience, if only for an hour or so, one important aspect of their lives. It's clear to me that they take their responsibilities seriously, and for that I commend them.\n\nAs for the food, I've read reviews saying that the food isn't the best, and literally, they're right - but the food isn't bad either. It's average, but this is one restaurant where I believe the food is not what is supposed to shine. (Pun intended). \n\nThis is an incredible experience that needs to be, uh, experienced rather than read. Go into ONoir with a truly open mind and don't waste time or effort trying to imagine how it's going to be - just live it. \n\nMy only recommendation is to order at least one \"surprise\" dish. Be it an entree, main, or dessert, order one dish that, when it's set down in front of you (or passed over a shoulder), you have absolutely no idea what it is going to be. \n\nIf you have allergies or dietary preferences, be sure to mention them when ordering, but beware that I know of one or two incidences where mistakes were made in the kitchen. Thankfully, they weren't allergies. \n\nFinally, if you wear glasses like me (except in my Yelp photo), I hope you enjoy not wearing them for a meal. When I enter the dining room, I take off my glasses and let them hang from my shirt for the duration of the meal. I know they're there, but I don't need 'em, and that's a refreshing, rare bit of freedom I don't normally get to experience. \n\nEnjoy, and bon appetit!
__label__2 Si c'\u00e9tait \u00e0 refaire une premi\u00e8re fois, je recommencerais sans h\u00e9siter, mais je ne crois pas y retourner une seconde fois. Laissez moi m'expliquer. Oui c'\u00e9tait cher (pr\u00e8s de 150$ pour deux personnes, avec le tip et deux verres de vins), mais pour l'exp\u00e9rience en tant que telle, \u00e7a vaut la peine. C'est impressionnant de se laisser guider au travers de la salle par notre serveur non-voyant, et c'est amusant d'essayer de deviner ce qu'il y a dans notre assiette, m\u00eame quand on sait ce qu'on a command\u00e9! Par contre la nourriture \u00e9tait tr\u00e8s moyenne, c'\u00e9tait mon gros point faible de la soir\u00e9e. J'y retournerais peut-\u00eatre si c'\u00e9tait pour y aller avec un groupe d'amis (J'y suis all\u00e9e pour une \"date\" la premi\u00e8re fois), mais sinon, je pr\u00e9f\u00e8re garder mon argent pour un autre restaurant!
__label__1 I think their rates run for around $70-80 a night. If you find a better deal, this hotel might be worth a look. \nIf you're visiting Montreal for entertainment, I don't recommend it. It's on Rene-Levesque, which means it's far away from everything (except for the Bell centre) and there's no metro line. I costs about $20 to cab from St. Denis or St. Laurent, where all the entertainment and good restaurants are. McGill, St. Catherine, and Crescent St.  are walking distance though (15-20min). \nThe bed sheets were old and stained and there was a damp odor in our room. The beds are awful, so be warned those with back problems.  \nThe restaurant and bar in the hotel isn't that good either. There is a breakfast buffet that is poor quality and over priced. They charge $15 a night for parking. They don't charge you for WiFi, which is good. \nIf you're in Montreal for business or watching a Habs game, you should consider this Hotel, as it's in close proximity to business district and Bell Centre, otherwise I wouldn't try to impress anyone with it.
__label__1 Definitely needs a major renovation update....! Popcorn ceilings, damp smell upon arrival in room, bedsheet covers are what you will see at great great grandma's house, you get the vibe this place does not feel clean at all, towels are thin & off-white color, parking cost $15 with in & out privileges. The only good things are FREE wi-fi and Lucie at front desk was friendly & informative.
__label__0 Awful experience. Will never stay at this hotel again.\n\nMy friends and I booked this hotel through Hotwire for a weekend stay at the end of May. After the first night, my Macbook Pro and cell phone were stolen from my hotel room despite locking the door (I double checked before leaving) and leaving the 'do not disturb' sign out. The hotel did absolutely nothing to help. Mario, the front desk employee repeatedly said that 'nothing has ever happened like this before', as if that would make anyone in this situation feel any better. I was so upset that I left Montreal that night while my friends remained. Before I left though, Mario promised us a full refund of our stay, although we had to contact Hotwire first. I did so a couple days afterwards and was informed by Hotwire that the hotel did not approve the refund. I called the hotel again during which the hotel supervisor, Freddy, informed me that they couldn't do anything for me because my friends had stayed the night of the incident. I was incredibly frustrated to the point of tears, yet nothing was done to even alleviate the situation.   \n\nSecurity is terrible and service was even worse. I would NOT recommend staying in this hotel to anyone.
__label__2 In my quest to exercise during the freezing weather, i'll go on long walks in the underground city.This part of the walk is always interesting.\n\nI start off at the basement at the bay's and can make it an almost loop to Metro Place des arts. It can be done in roughly an hour.\n\nI'm more into the food than the boutiques, we have one of our last Dunkin Donuts, a Mcdonalds, smoked meat shop, a couple of sushi joints and some middle eastern grub.\n\nThere's a few coffee shops in the food court as well and the seats are pretty comfortable.\n\nI normally have a very good sense of direction, but not here for some reason, can never get where I want to go because all the exits and stores look alike to me. It can get very rushed at around 5pm, but it's nice and quiet afterwards.
__label__2 No free refills on drinks\n\nGreat service ... that was a 5 star rating\n\nToo expensive for what it was. Priced like a Baton Rouge or the keg. \n\nI probably won't go back\n\nThe desserts looked great though
__label__1 Reuben's food was just okay, and certainly not deserving of the hype. The smoked meat in my sandwich was too soft for my taste, almost like it had been boiled an excessive amount of time. Good thing I had a poutine side to fill me up. Wifey got a ribeye steak that was drowned in salt and pepper in a failed attempt to disguise the mediocre quality. Worst of all, the prices were high for the quality served. Do what I should have done - pass.
__label__3 Great affordable place and all the food is very fresh. I visit a lot as it is close to my house. Tried quite a few menu items but my favourites are the rare beef and brisket soup and their mixed dumplings and imperial rolls. Yum :)
__label__2 Do NOT be in a hurry!  This place is crazy busy and traffic in the store is made worse by all the rubbernecking shoppers. They appease you with a good sized hot dog that costs only a buck and a half.  It's like a north American version of Ikea.
__label__0 Takara is one of the worst sushi/sashimi restaurants in town. Not only was the food disappointing, but the ambiance was rather lackluster, with cheesy 80s muzak playing in the background. The biggest annoyance were the prices; without question, you are not paying for the quality of the food, but rather for the high rent the owners are forced to pay at Les Cours Mont Royal.   \n\nI cannot comment on the entire menu, but I can comment on the dishes that my friend and I ordered:\n1. Seaweed salad: rather bland with a thick tasteless \"ginger\" dressing on the side.\n2. Soup (don't remember the name): the taste  of the buckwheat noodles and a single tempura shrimp in broth was actually not bad, although not worth the price. \n2. Sashimi: too thin and poorly sliced with a few bones here and there. Some of the pieces looked as if they were torn off of the fish -- which goes against traditional the Japanese art of food preparation .\n3. Hand roll: fell apart upon carefully picking it up.\n4. Green tea: tasted like the cast iron pot.\n5. sake: well, can't go wrong here (thank goodness)\n \nIf you want to pay the same high prices, I would suggest  Zenya, located near La Baie -- it's less traditional, but you'll pay the same price for better ambiance and delicious, well prepared Japanese cuisine.  If you\"re not limited to the downtown core, Maiko on Bernard and Mikado on Avenue Laurier are also very tasty.
__label__2 This McDonald's is conveniently nearby the Pepsi Center.\n\nIt opens late, and was perfect for the post-clubbing crowd I was with.\n\nA friend bought me a McChicken sandwich (not sure why, but I appreciated it), which I made short work of - it tasted normal, as expected.
__label__1 Hum, i'm a bit torn on Ferreira Cafe. It was a recommendation from the concierge at my hotel and fully packed to capacity when I arrived. I was excited by the patronage and despite the crowd, we were seated in minutes. Our waitress was super attentive and our table faced the kitchen. I steadily observed the kitchen staff, dirty plates on the ground and snacking off the food. One person on staff drank a beer, latte and red bull while preparing meals. I had the octopus salad, black cod and a dozen oysters. I was pleased with the octopus salad but disappointed in the black cod. At $40 and with such a flowery menu description, I was ready to be wowed. Unfortunately, perhaps due to a distracted staff, Ferriera just did not deliver on two basics---salt and pepper. It was aesthetically pleasing but very bland. One of my friends had a bone in his fillet and my other guest got the $51 mixed seafood plate with both missing and more bland seafood. \n\nBetween elements of bland and incomplete plates, I was underwhelmed. The service was great but I'll never eat there again.
__label__2 Me and my girlfriends had a dinner at Ferreira while in Montreal. \nThe ambiance of the place is very nice and romantic, so we were very hopeful at first. \nI have to say the service was amazing and we were served immediately. \nUnfortunately all of us found the food to be too greasy. The house salad I had as an appetizer was the most delicious dish I had that night. Fish of the day was okay, but again too greasy for my liking. \nOveral, we found everything to be okay, but wouldn't go back, as the restaurant is VERY pricey for what you get.
__label__2 Good ambient and waiters are friendly.\nBeen a soon of a Portuguese family I was a little disappointed with the Black Cod I ordered, missing a little taste and definitely not enough sides available.\nWould give another 1/2* if was available.
__label__0 What I get for not having the energy to check Yelp before dining somewhere is a mediocre meal like we had here.  We just walked by and randomly decided to dine here.  The hostess and our waitress were very kind - but the service was SLOW and the food bland.  Dressing up all the ladies in skimpy clothes does not make the food taste any better.  Their kitchen also needs to learn how to marinate foods or use sauces to their advantage.  Here's a quick breakdown: \n\n- bone marrow - so bland and not worth it.  The bones are not cut lengthwise, so the unseasoned marrow is deep and hard to get to.  \n- chicken panini - the chicken was dry from being over cooked and it was under seasoned.  The panini could have used some spread or sauce inside since it was very dry and bland.\n- fish and chips - the fish was okay but the fries were all little bits in both my husband and brother's order of it - it looked like they got the very bottom of the bag of frozen fries.\n\nMy recommendation is to move onto another restaurant...sorry Alexandre Restaurant.
__label__1 \"Tourist trap\" pretty much sums up this restaurant with mediocre food, service and atmosphere. I don't mind paying more money for quality, but things were far from exceptional. A 12oz beer was $10, and steak and fries was $30. The girls were nice to look at, but nothing more.
__label__2 Simons, c'est la caverne d'Ali Baba.... De tout, pour tous les go\u00fbts, \u00e0 tous les prix. \nDu sac des cr\u00e9ateur, \u00e0 la jupe crayons \u00e0 10$, en passant par la Canada Goose derni\u00e8re collection, tous les portefeuilles y trouvent leur compte.\n\nLes hic du Simons, c'est souvent bond\u00e9, y compris dans la semaine, les vendeurs ne sont ni aimables, ni efficaces et la d\u00e9co devrait compl\u00e8tement \u00eatre refaite...
__label__3 Good price, good place! \nVery easy to find what you are looking for and they have something for every budget so its great.\nThe only down side would be the location.\nVery hard to find parking during the day.
__label__3 I love Ziggy's Pub.  Back in 1997, just after high school, we were in Montreal at 420 Sherbrooke West. livin' life.  Everyone wanted to go to a giant club which shall remain nameless except me and my boy.  We headed down the road, saw Ziggy's Pub and stumbled in.  Good beer, good food, and ashtrays that held cigars.  The coolest thing though when you got up, they put a note on your drink that said, \"Got up to pee.  Don't touch my drink.\"  Coolest souvenir I got that week.  I wonder if people remember that or if they still do it?
__label__3 Mister Steer is a Montreal institution. Once voted to have the best burgers in Montreal . The interior has a dated 70's diner feel to it. \n\nOnce you are seated - be prepared to get a green salad. There's no way to say no to it. The waitress will serve it to you immediately (I see the salad as a good introduction to the grease that's about to come...) and you have only 1 choice of dressing: French (never asked if you can have ranch..)\n\nMr. Steer is known for their ball burgers. What I mean by this is that the meat is not shaped into a flat patty - but rather a ball. It cooks nice and evenly on the outside. The only way to order a burger here is medium - anything else and you are loosing out on the flavour. \n\nAnother great item here are the Suzie Q fries. These are curly fries that you can get with your burger. The fries are a hit or miss. Sometimes they are served nice and crispy, other times they are warm and taste like they have been waiting for my burger under a hot-lamp. \n\nIf you are visiting - make a point to stop off here. It's a downtown landmark. If you are a local and have never been, what's stopping you?
__label__1 Well, I'm reading the reviews, and apparently everybody loves it... \nI went there once, and it was a sad, sad experience. Who knows, maybe it was a bad day... The naan was. so. sweet. Unedible. Everything was just bland and disapointing. \nFelt it was indian food made for high-end white people. \nI don't know. Will never be back, but hey, I might be wrong.
__label__1 Le pain naan \u00e9tait dur et br\u00fbl\u00e9, le riz me semblais tr\u00e8s banal. J'ai pris une entr\u00e9e avec les trois choix (les ognons bhaji \u00e9taient tr\u00e8s bons) Je sugg\u00e8re de prendre un lassi \u00e0 la mangue. Je donne 2 \u00e9toiles sur 5 mais je ne crois pas que mon choix repr\u00e9sente vraiment le Taj; j'ai pris que des plats v\u00e9g\u00e9tariens.
__label__3 Really enjoyed my stay at this hotel. Has a lot of character, and unlike most venues with the older/rustic vibe, it was also very clean. The rooms were quiet and you could not hear any noise from outside or from other rooms -- a real rarity downtown. It was an excellent location as it was walking distance from almost all of the spots we wanted to visit.  The service was friendly and helpful. Would definitely stay here again.
__label__1 Too many slots, and not well laid out. There are very few table games, so the few they have tend to be overcrowded. The bars were overpriced and understocked. There was a three-hour wait to get into the restaurants, but they wouldn't take reservations before hand. For my first trip to a casino, it was fun for a while, but that quickly wore off. I wouldn't be inclined to hurry back.
__label__2 I'm always looking for a French Bistro that will blow me away and lo and behold there's one just on Ste-Catherine's street. Sadly, didn't blow me away.\n\nThis restaurant in its younger says may have passed as a Bistro from Paris teleported to Montreal but the decor has aged badly and looks like duct-tape holds it together, it's in tatters, it's patchy and is in great need of renovations. I could see the kitchen through a wall.\n\nThe menu is terribly old school, but I can't complain it's what I was looking for. Rillette, French Onion soup, Deviled Eggs, Tartares, Boeuf Bourgignon... they're all there. But they don't feel updated to today's expectations. The Rillette de Lapin was good but lacked some seasoning, the spices overwhelmed the Tartare. The French onion soup was underwhelming and very ordinary. The bavette, one of my favourites, was a disappointment; little flavour, little seasoning and the vedge were flat. The Ile Flottante (floating Island) desert was pretty good though it was the first time I tried this classic desert no other restaurants serve. \n\nThe service though was seemingly teleported from Paris though as it was polite but cold and unresponsive to small-talk. But call me old-school, I miss the level of professionalism the wait staff displayed, even in a small restaurant setting. There's no reason not to get proper service in any restaurant, it's well part of the experience.
__label__0 The waiter we got was drunk for one thing. For the other he treated my group of people terribly. He saw us as mouth breathing Americans and even told me,\"Sorry we don't have any burgers or hot dogs!\" We left shortly afterwards. I would not recommend this place for anyone.
__label__3 J'adore cette place! C'est bourr\u00e9 de produits cosm\u00e9tiques naturels. Je vous avouerais que je ne suis pas tr\u00e8s produits cosm\u00e9tiques chimiques, c'est pourquoi je trouve mon compte dans de tels magasins. \n\nD\u00e9goter des masques pour le visage au miel ou encore avec des \u00e9clats d'amande, voire avec du chocolat. Non, ne vous trompez pas, ne d\u00e9vorez pas votre masque faciale! Surtout que vous pourriez confondre en vous servant dans le frigo, car il est conseill\u00e9 de conserver vos masques Luch au r\u00e9fr\u00e9girateur ;) \n\nTr\u00eave de plaisanterie, c'est un r\u00e9gal de d\u00e9nicher des choses originales pour soi ou encore en guise de cadeau. Qu'il s'agisse de pain de savon pour se laver les cheveux ou encore des boules de bain moussant de toutes les couleurs et de toutes les saveurs.\n\nJ'ai des produits dans mon frigo qui m'attendent et que je me r\u00e9gale \u00e0 tester!
__label__0 after reading the reviews of higher rated critics,\nmaybe the sweet crepes are the winners here. \ni wouldn't know though. \nnormally at a creperia i would order one savory and then one sweet for dessert but i was so disappointed in the ham n cheese crepe i couldn't even finish it. \nthe cheese tasted like Velveeta cheese (for those unfamiliar with Velveeta, it's the most processed and non-cheese tasting cheese of all American cheeses ever made). completely unappealing \"cheese\" product.\nI ordered a side of creme fraiche and what i was given was (to the best i could tell) a cross between vinaigrette dressing and thousand island. after sending it back and rerequesting the \"white sauce for crepes, creme fraiche\", i was given a processed version of ranch dressing.\n:(\nSorely disappointed!\n\nand it's not cheap either.\nfor my crepe and an OJ, it ran me $18\n\n-side note, no wi-fi either, so i don't know why you'd want to even bring your laptop in to do some work with a coffee either.
__label__2 The coffee was just ok but the Crepes make up for it. Many varieties of very tasty Crepes.\n\nBest thing about this place is you can order your Crepe from the street like a food truck, watch them make it, and be on your way.
__label__0 Overpriced and horrible.  Was hankering for a Crepe Suzette so I stopped by Paris Crepe on Rue St. Catherine for one. What appeared before me, however, was not Crepe Suzette. It was this thick, doughy buckwheat crepe that had orange marmalade smeared on top plus a small dusting of confectioners' sugar. Really?? That for $11 + tip??
__label__3 There are very few restaurants that make me sit back and think about how I should be kinder to chain restaurants when I write reviews. And Les 3 Brasseurs was one of the those lucky few. While there is not way to avoid chain restaurants all the time. I try to support local places. So bare with me as I explain to you why I love this place. \n\nI was in Montreal for the weekend, visiting friends from Uni. I was also there with a friend from Cincinnati, taking him on his first Canadian adventure. On our first night, we were on our own and up to our devices for getting dinner. We chose Les 3 Brasseurs mostly because they brewed their own beer. I mean as a beer lover, that is just heaven for me. We got placed at the bar because it was a crowded Friday night. The bartender was very attentive and very beautiful. She was more then happy to speak English. And she pretty much gave us a college level course on their beer selection. We went with two liters of the Amber. I mean we were planning on drinking, might as well go \"balls to the wall\". Along with our beer, we ordered their Poutine. And while I try not to explain food as orgasmic. A plate of their poutine maxi is just that, orgasmic. My friend had the open faced seafood sandwich. And I ordered the Quebec Flammekuchen. Covered in a local cheese,bacon and onion. It was so good. We became friends with a few of our fellow bar sitters. And with the assistant to the bartender, he wasn't a busboy and he was allowed to take orders, just not pour them. Weird? Anyway. We kept ordering beer and shots of Sortilege ( a wonderful maple bourbon that is just amazing). Before we knew it, it was 2am. And we were very well gone. So with a few of our new friends we met at Les 3, we moved to a cheaper drinking hole. And the rest of the night is kinda blurry after that. But I will always eat here when I am in Montreal. Hell, until I find a better place. This will be my favorite place to eat in Montreal! Bring on the flame war.
__label__1 I'm sure excellent meals have been served here, however, the day that I visited was definitely NOT one of them. My husband and I ordered Poutine as a starter and found it \"okay\". You could definitely tell the fries were of the generic food service variety, and the gravy tasted as if it came straight from the jar. My husband ordered the pork shank and mash and was definitely let down. There was far more inedible fat and connective sinews than actual meat. I ordered the \"peppy\" pizza which was okay but wound up picking most of the pepperoni off because it was filled with hard gristle! I really wanted to give them a decent review, and I'm sure that other locations in MTL are decent, however, this one just didn't hit the mark- at all.
__label__1 Good service...Not so much for the food...\n\nTwo steaks ordered Medium rare...One arrived med/med-well...The other was blue rare at best...Pretty much raw\n\nNoisy and busy but our server was great. I'm sure of we were not pressed for time she would have done the best to mack our food right too!
__label__1 I've been to 3 Brasseurs all over town a bunch of times even though I find the food and beer just alright. \nI probably will be back because I like the atmosphere and service. Even when it's happy hour, waiting times are never too long.\n\nThe beer itself is good, I like the blonde or the white best- their red has a bitter aftertaste and their stout is just too heavy for me.\nTheir beer cocktails are interesting, you can have them mixed with sprite, grenadine, shot of whisky, lemon liqueur etc. \n\nFood actually kind of sucks. They rarely ever have specials or change their menu, I find it so bland. Their \"pizza\" like dishes are lackluster. They used to have some with chicken as a topping and it was removed from the menu, no clue why as it was the only good one. Crust is too thin, cripsy like a cracker or soft like wet pita depending on the day...\n\nTheir burgers are ok, the beer battered one in particular, but fries are frozen and just so flavorless. They serve everything with that mustard/mayo sauce to mask their lack of flavor.\nThey serve beer battered thick cut fries as an appetizer dish, but you cannot ask for it as a side, instead of regular fries,  the waitress told me they are already individually portioned, so frozen, as a basket appetizer and it would be too much with a burger or anything else I was getting.\n\nThe wraps are a real mess, I've tried their avocado chicken wrap as well as a bbq chicken and it was always steaming hot with a soggy center, mushy pita. Looks like it came straight out of the microwave..\n\nFish and chips another awful mess, fish incredibly oily and soggy.\n\nTheir chicken brochette dish would be the best I had of the bunch but for 14$ the portion is incredibly small. I always like to replace my fries with a side of rice and unfortunately it looks like they only give you 3 spoonfuls. Once, their green beans were undercooked, hard, to the point of being raw.\n\nI don't come here for the food, neither should you, unless you just want a burger or nachos- A couple drinks or place to hang after work is what it's for.
__label__2 Came here on a Saturday night during labour day weekend, the service wasn't good, but the place was busy. We were seated and it took about 20 minutes until a server waited on us. I had the braised lamb shank and it was okay.
__label__0 I remember when Cafe Cine Express first opened up back in the early 1990's. It was around the same time that X-Files came out, the first two seasons when it was aired on Friday nights at midnight and no one knew about it and it was considered a cult favorite. Long before it became a mainstream cultural phenomena.\nAt that time, Cafe Cine Express would host X-files viewings, so that people could come in and watch the latest episode at Friday midnight viewings. It was awesome,  a total geekfest. Everyone silently eating really good cakes or pastries or drinking fresh coffee while watching episodes on alien abductions, conspiracy theories and cryptozoology on the giant screen in the back. Those were the days.\n\nSince those days, from what I understand the ownership has changed hands a few times, and it seems to get worse each time. The old character of the place is gone, it's usually filled with gamers or during World Cup soccer, sports fans going berserk. I'm surprised it has managed to stay open all these years but I guess having prime location so close to students at Concordia and Dawson must help. Food is really nothing to write home about and neither is the service.
__label__1 Hardly utopian for this beer fan. Nice ambiance, on hip lower rue Crescent, and a nice mix in the crowd.\n\nOrdered the IPA on the recommendation of the very good bartender. What a disappointment -- virtually flavorless. Not what I'd expect of an IPA at all. Probably should have tried something else, but I just moved on.\n\nOh, and like other independent brewpubs in Montreal - cash only. Boo for the business traveler.
__label__2 Brutopia is good for beer, but stop there.  Love that they brew their own stuff.  IPA had a good amount of hops and bite.  Reasonably priced at $5 during happy hour. Stay away from food.  First sign should have been that the food menu is labeled as an \"international menu\" and has everything from samosas to edamame.  what bar in montreal has food but doesn't have poutine?!  we ordered the chorizo nachos which was a terrible idea.  soggy nachos without flavor and ground chorizo instead of nice chunks on top.  ugh.\n\noverall, my mistake on the food.  avoid the food.  stick to the beer.  you'll be pleased.
__label__4 Visiting for a week on business. Great local beer! Definitely worth checking out if you're in the area. I recommend the Honey  Brown. They also had a local band playing. Offers seating inside and two balconies.
__label__2 Pubs have Atmosphere, Service and Food too!\n\nAtmosphere: The Old Dublin is a pub's pub.  Everything wood, everything with purpose - you walk in you know you're in a pub.  Comfortable and in the middle of the downtown core, a great place to meet with friends to watch the game (any game).  \n\nI will go out on a limb here and say that the days of the Old Dublin may be numbered (along with other places in that area) as a huge and very posh condo complex is being built right next door.  This may hark the advent of more upper-end type dinning locations to accommodate the new residence.  \n\nService:  The Staff works hard, so much so they are certainly pushed to the limit on busy nights - but they still maintain composure.  The staff tend to be a little older (i.e. not of the University crowd) and some have been at the Old Dublin for quit some time, and thus give the place a good sense of continuity.  No complaints whatsoever.\n\nFood:  Pub food served in a pub way - plain and simple.  Hit and miss sometimes - but it doesn't pretend to be anything it isn't.  Surprisingly - because the cook is Indian - the old dublin has some items on the menu that may surprise you!\n\nFun place.
__label__4 Just returned from a visit to Montreal and this was my favorite meal of the whole trip. Like the first reviewer, we dined out on the canopied patio. It was enchanting!\n\nWe had a lovely, leisurely meal...great wine, fantasic crab cake, wonderful pastas and desserts. The servers worked at a team (and were all nice looking young men!) and provided great service. \n\nWould definitely recommend this to anyone visiting Montreal and looking for an upscale Italian meal with great ambiance and service!
__label__1 This restaurant was horrible. We ordered the special murg tikka and the chicken tasted as though they threw a frozen chicken packet into the oven, sprinkled some salt and pepper and served it to us. We also ordered the paneer makhani and it was sub standard.\nThe naan was tasty, so if you're up for some naan and pickles.. go for it. Otherwise i'd steer clear of this place.
__label__2 Store carries high end merchandise and a nice enough selection. But I would have to agree with previous reviewer, the staff needs basic customer service training. Contrary to what one would expect, the older staff members are extremely nice, courteous and helpful, while the younger ones are rude and exhibit totally inappropriate behaviour: talking loudly about personal matters in the presence of customers, showing annoyance and irritation, eye rolling, or completely ignoring shoppers. It's hard to believe a store that brands itself high end does not ensure its staff behave accordingly.
__label__2 This holts has a great selection of items, however the staff here were just awful. I was looking to purchase a bag and wanted to buy my first REAL high end designer one. While I've had money saved up, the amount I was looking to spend is still a lot of cash for someone that isn't overly wealthy. I found a Prada bag I was quite fond of and was debating that. The lady that was helping me was incredibly impatient and rude and kept telling me it was nice and I should just get it. When I decided to make a quick phone call she audibly sighed and walked back to the counter. While I understand I was looking at this bag for a solid 10 minutes or so, it's incredibly rude to have someone rushing you when they obviously just want to make the sale and get you out of the store. I ended up buying it, but it was definitely not the kind of experience I wanted to have while making such an important large purchase. Not everyone is made of money, and sometimes you gotta give them time to really look at what they're purchasing. It's not so much to ask
__label__4 Staff are very helpful and willing to assist you with anything you need. In fact, they'll notice if you're struggling with anything and will come over and ask you if you need any other help with things. A greeter is always at the door, cheerily saying hi to everyone walking in and offering help. Products are great and staff are knowledgable about which products are best for each person.
__label__2 I'm not an expert on Thai food but everything I tasted was good. For appetizers, we had a shrimp tom yum, which was listed as 2 chilis on the spicy scale, and was nicely perfumed as well; spring rolls, imperial rolls, (which I didn't taste but which my dining companions enjoyed very much); a papaya salad that was quite spicy; and a salad of beef sauteed with chilis that was nice and tender.\n\nMains were a red curry of pork and bamboo shoots; a green curry loaded with fish, squid and shrimp as well as zucchini and Thai eggplant; noodles with chicken and basil; and bbq crispy duck. I expected the green curry to be hotter than the red but they were about the same. I was disappointed with the noodles as I couldn't seem to locate the meat in it. The duck, on the other hand, was wonderfully crispy on the outside and succulent on the inside. The sauce complemented it nicely without overpowering it.\n\nWe had green tea icecream and mango icecream for dessert. It was the usual fare - nothing to write home about. However, the banana fritters were light and crispy, which is rare.\n\nThe decor is classy and discreet, and the staff were friendly and helpful. It was not cheap though at $150 (inc tax, sans tip), considering we drank tea. I enjoyed my food quite a lot but wouldn't rave about it.
__label__4 Il y a longtemps que je n'ai pas mis les pieds au O'Reagan, mais j'adore l'endroit pour les petits bands \u00ablive\u00bb et la bonne bi\u00e8re. L'ambiance y est fort agr\u00e9able et la nourriture est bonne \u00e9galement.
__label__2 Faded glory... definitely a beautiful old hotel, but in sore need of some renovations and updating.  For a hotel in the middle of downtown, why is there no wifi?  They do have a connected option, however, that costs about $10/day.  Boo.\n\nComplaints - some cosmetic defects - the closets had peeling paint, our bathroom had a huge slash in the wall/ wallpaper that looked like someone was trying to cut an entrance through; the cracked scale was inaccurate and had seen better days; the bureau was old and the drawers tended to stick (hard to pull out).  One of the nightstand lamps did not work (though this was remedied without our prompting by day 4 of our stay).  For some reason the air conditioner did not get very cold - we did not complain, though...and in the mornings the sound of the street tended to come through (e.g., windows were not double-paned).\n\nPlusses - the Bulgari toiletries, the impeccable service and warmth; the location - very convenient - about 1.5 blocks away from the Metro, a few skips from numerous banks, steps away from the amazing Musee des Beaux Artes, a good, flat, meandering walk to Chinatown and Old Town and a bit of a hike up to the Plateau du Mont Royal.
__label__2 If you're looking for a cheap night it's perfect. The movie and food combined will cost you under $5 and you'll get to see a slightly older movie.\n\nUnfortunately for me, being 6'2\", I wasn't very comfortable. The seats are pretty tight and clearly not the same seats as in the regular overpriced theatres.\n\nI'd rather pay $10 for a movie, when I go maybe once every week or two, and get high quality sound, screen and comfortable seats.
__label__0 Terrible gym, bad hours, close entire gym for maintenance without warning, lots of staff that do nothing because weights always everywhere, so many people there you have to wait for everything...good reviews here only for price which is pretty good.
__label__3 Superb cafe right next to Concordia campus that's perfect for a quick lunch, a study area (especially downstairs), a quick delicious drink or a relaxing weekend with poetry readings on Saturday & Sunday. Basically, they have it all! The half panini + soup combo is under $10 which is a steal for a student like myself. The lavender, rosemary lemonade is deliciously tart and full of flavour, which is wonderful because many a-times lemonade is extremely watered down. Yes this may just be another \"artsy\" cafe that litters montreal, but the atmosphere and table arrangements create a comfortable stay, no matter what you're there for! Also, i read a past review that there used to be shisha and i'd love to see that return! It would be awesome!
__label__3 Quaint little underground bar with stone walls and dim lighting that give you a warm, homey feeling, and two terrasses that allow you to enjoy the summer breeze or catch some fresh air. The staff are cool and welcoming, the beer is great and reasonably priced, and the live bands are always jammin'. \n\nGrumpy's is definitely a fun place to go for a few rounds with some good company!
__label__1 If you ever go to buy something that you saw online then you should take a printout of the webpage. I went today to buy an Windows 7 upgrade listed at 129.99 on their website. I got there and I it was listed at 240-something told one of the douchebaggy salesmen at the computer department and he retorted that 240 was the right price, did not even bother to check on his POS...at the end Staples got my money...Staples $ 129.95...FutureShop  $0
__label__1 What I hate, when I have to shop at this particular Future Shop, are the salespersons: they will be insistent to come and ask you if you need any help, or even give you their unasked advice when they see that you have a product in your hand and are reading the information on the boxes. If I want an advice or have a question, I'll go to you, sales guy; otherwise, just leave me alone!\n\nIf you know what you are buying, just put some earphones and go straight to the alley where the products you want to buy are: otherwise, the salespersons will just constantly annoy you with their attention, trying to make a commission out of you.
__label__3 Food was really good! Very good service too
__label__1 We went with friend a few weeks back and left without eating.\nWe had tickets for a tasting evening.  Water took 15 minutes to arrive at table,  15 more to be asked what we wanted to drink.  Sommelier took our order then returned unable to find it. Ordered something else and finally took our first sip one hour after we arrived.  No waiter to be found to place our supper order, we left our money on the table for the wine and then walked out!  Can't tell you if the food was good or bad, but can tell you the service was horrible...
__label__2 This is the first place I got to eat at when I arrived in Montreal.\nThey seated us quickly when we arrived at the restaurant.\n\nThe decor is a little dated and seems as though not much may have changed from it's original state from the 80's? The server was very helpful when we ordered our food, as it was him that suggested our meals.\n\nI ordered a cold cut sandwich, and my friend ordered the Montreal smoked meat sandwich.  His was far better by leaps and bounds. I wish my sandwich was made with his meat but my tomato and lettuce - it would have been so good. The fries for some reason reminded me of McDonalds fries. We for dessert got the carrot cake to share - it's so big! - and it was good.
__label__3 Ambiance: Excellent\nRoom: Excellent\nService/Concierge: Excellent\nParking: Reasonable\nLocation: Excellent\nOne can get a good price for this place if planning properly. The location is good but could be better its a short  walk to the main shopping area and restaurants area. There is plenty of parking and the service is great as always with the Delta Chain of hotels. You can park on the street if you want but I would be wary considering what I have seen in Montreal Downtown. We were upgraded to the Signature Club room which allows you access to the Signature Lounge.Continental breakfast and complimentary hors d'oeuvre are served in the Lounge. Great for someone like me who wants a quick coffee fix. Being a Delta Hotel fan I would recommend it any day. This hotel can get busy and sometimes you have a rowdy crowd so I would recommend a higher floor if you can manage it.
__label__3 Spacious & clean .\nNo refrigerator or safe on the room.\nDid not loose anything though .\nBring your swimwear with you . The pool is OK and fairly large . 4 people could do lapses with a bit of maneuvering .
__label__3 Go here! I used to frequent Montreal and never had a bad time at McLeans. Right off St. Catherine but not filled with Canadian college kids or Boston frat guys. Its normally a bunch of locals trying to catch a hockey game...or 10 of them from 5 different leagues at 1 time. Food is good and drinks are priced fair. Craig used to be the bartender and he was the man. DRINK ALEXANDER KEITHS and an Upper Cut. I seriously have a place in my heart for McLeans.
__label__1 I have to come here sometimes to get things they dont have at the fruit and veggie place right beside here (PA) and I'm always so disappointed. I've been frequenting this place since 2010 and I've disliked it ever since. Everything is over priced. You'd have better luck going to a dep and buying groceries there than coming here. Ok, thats a but dramatic but seriously, you're right downtown. People need food and this location barely has anything. The more common fruits and veggies (sometimes they don't even have those). A couple brands of milk, cereal, chicken, cheese and so on.\n\n\nYes, the place is smaller than an average provigo, but come on! we need to eat! Its also mostly student around here as well, get on that! We are tired of just eating your (expensive) ramen!
__label__2 Interesting place to say the least. Crowd was good and lively and the beer was priced fairly. They have a foozball table and a good selection of music.
__label__4 12.50 pitchers of Molson ex, staff are very friendly and welcoming and really good pub food.
__label__0 This is the closest grocery store to me, but I try as hard as possible to avoid it. I now only go for certain items like milk which they can't over charge for. Most things are too expensive here. The Fruterie next door has better produce at much better prices. Constantly understaffed. Last time I was there they didn't even have plain pitas and when I got to the cash, the clerk was blowing her nose. She then proceeded to touch all my groceries without washing her hands or using anti-bacterial foam, with both options right next to the cash! Disgusting.
__label__0 If you are in the mood for rude service, from a manager nonetheless, then this is the place for you. \n\nWe had a party of 12 come here for dinner. We ordered food (not that great), appetizers and plenty of drinks. On their menu, it clearly says that drinks with double alcohol are $8, which we thought was quite the deal. So two friends of mine had two drinks, with double alcohol each. Totalling 4. Still with me? Good. So when the bill came, you'd think the two drinks per person would be $16 each. No. They neglect to tell you that it's $8 per alcohol shot, not the entire drink. So those two drinks ended up costing a hefty $32 per person! \n\nWhen this was brought up to the waitress, she brought over the manager who was a rude little french troll. He was sarcastic, loud and didn't know what it meant to please the customer. After explaining why we were charged that much, he just wouldn't listen to our explanation of how deceiving their menu is when it comes to that drink special. It just didn't get into his thick skull. At one point, sarcastically he said \"what do you want me to do, call the owner at home and have him come explain this to you?\". Fellow yelper Lourdes W. gave him a piece of her mind saying how rude he was being and that he had no tact. He needed to address his customer's concerns in a respectful manner and appease us since we spent quite alot of money with a party of 12. \n\nThis shut him up and we decided to just pay the bill and leave. For sure my friend will be calling their credit card to contest the charge. \n\nSay what you want about America and it's customer service skills, but something like this would have never happened in the states. Our economy may be in the gutter and our crime rate may be increasing but pleasing the customer at restaurants is something that is always honored wherever you go. \n\nStay away from this dump.
__label__3 Grew up in Montreal and used to go here as a kid on the occasional Saturday morning, with my dad and his friend, after a morning of playing chess with them. They would get the \"regular\" more fatty smoked meat sandwich. I always opted for the leaner one as I had quickly developed an aversion to gobs of fat in my food. It was still a very good and formidable sandwich for a young kid, and the last one I ate must have been 25 yrs ago. I remember marveling at all the interesting looking preparations behind the counter and wondering what they were and how they tasted...    Fast forward 25 yrs and to San Francisco where out of the blue last week I developed a bad craving for smoked meat.  If anyone knows where I can get some in the Bay area, please let me know.
__label__3 Ahh Winner's, I have a love hate relationship with these types of stores. Pro's: lot's of different brands in one spot, the thrill of finding a really great item that I would really want at full price but getting it at a price I like better. Con's: Sifting through lots and lots of stuff you don't really want or need but somehow convincing yourself you do, dealing with too many people abd long lines.\n\nI've been to quite a few different Winner's and I agree with a previous reviwer who said different locations are good for different things. \n\nI live close to this location so it is convenient for me, as far as selection, you really have to come often in hopes of finding a gem in all the garbage packed among the endless rows of clothing.\n\nI popped into Winner's last week for same reason I normally come here, with the goal of finding a particular item, I mentioned item, not items, but like always, I left with more things then I planned on getting!\n\nI needed some hangers, those velvety thin ones that clothes don't slip off of, I found a pack of 20 for 16$ which was a good deal. \n\nI decided to wander around some more and ended up leaving with a few cute tops, a pair of flipflops and Puma workout socks.\n\nI like this Winner's but i can't say I find as many amazing things as I used to find  a few years ago.\n\nIf you are brave enough to wade through racks and racks of items and battle hoards of greedy female hands, Winner's is worth a visit.
__label__4 this is easily my favourite place to eat in montreal, let alone the best thai i've ever had. everytime i order a veggie pad thai elsewhere, i constantly compare it to bangkok and how i'd just rather be sitting in that depressing foodcourt.
__label__3 While I'm not usually the biggest fan of eating in hotel restaurants, particularly in Montreal where there is an abundance of good spots all over the place I must make the exception for Le Montrealais.  I came for the afternoon tea and it was an excellent experience.  It costs about $26 but once in a while it is worth the splurge.\n\nThe waiter brings out a variety of teas at the beginning to allow you to sniff them and decide on which one you want.  They have a pretty good selection and it is hard to choose just one.  In the end I opted for something traditional like Earl Gray which hit the spot.\n\nFoodwise they bring out a variety of traditional tea foods like finger sandwiches, scones and pastries.  The cucumber watercress sandwich was quite good and the scones were divine.  They were served still warm and had a fluffy interior but a crisp exterior.  Pastrywise the strawberry tart was pretty good.  I wasn't the biggest fan of the crust but the pastry cream and strawberries made up for it.  I also quite enjoyed the macarons.
__label__4 You can count on excellent quality and fresh baked goods daily. The patisseries are refined and always delicious. I am addicted to their home made salads and strong coffee. \nYou can order customized cakes and impress your guests. Everything here is made with the finest ingredients. It never disappoints. \n\nThe service is formal. You are always treated with respect. Sometimes I don't mind when they call me Madame but I always correct them and ask to be called \"Mademoiselle, SVP!\"\n\nI guarantee you will return here many times.
__label__1 I went there once, nothing special. I think Soup and Noodles across the street really kills their business.
__label__1 Skip this place.   Sweet owner, good wine, great attitude, however extremely sub par food.  Red sauce was ehhhh at best.  Fish  of the day was unimpressive and the accompanying salad had wilted greens.\n\nWe didn't risk dessert.  You can do better
__label__1 The food is still great and terrific value for $4, but unfortunately the `douche factor` has gone up to 11! I should have known better when I heard some fat suit walk out with three others and say `4 people for under $30, what a deal!` I was like, oh no, they`ve invaded it. I got there at around 1:20pm after the Friday lunch rush and usually it`s some students or a couple having a late lunch, now it`s full of soccer moms and cheap douchebag suits who found out about it on FB or Yelp, please stop these greedy people from making long line ups impossible to eat good food!!!
__label__4 This is my favourite restaurant in Montreal: hands down, no contest, I want to marry it.\n I brought 3 restaurant-savvy New Yorkers with me for this food journey and they were blown away with how much Joe Beef rocks.\n\nIt was pouring buckets outside and the restaurant was warm, cozy and totally hopping when we arrived for our 7pm reservation. After standing there and trying to pick from all of the choices on the chalkboard, I finally hung my head and begged the server for her help. She laughed and then started listing her favourites. We ordered them all, everything from the duck, to the terrine to 3 types of fish. Every bite was incredible, tasty and knee-weakening delicious. The wine my dinner partner picked was perfect with all of our dishes, so good, that we ordered a second bottle.\n\nThe ambiance of this place is just plain awesome and I adore the buffalo in the washroom, he just makes me happy! This place is food porn at its best and I don't want help for my addiction.
__label__0 If I could give no stars, I would.\nI need to preface this review by stating that I have been going to Joe Beef for the last half decade. I loved this restaurant. LOVED IT. My husband and I make a yearly trip from NYC to Montreal, and make it a point to go to Joe Beef. And every time we've gone, we've dropped a serious amount of cash on it--we actually save up to do so, because we love it that much.\nWe went this year, having missed going last year because it was closed so the owners could open their new restaurant, and believe me when I say we lamented the loss all year long. This year we took my husband's parents for the first time, and were very excited to have them experience it.\nWhen I say this was the worst restaurant experience of my life, understand that it pains me to do so. And when I say that not only was the initial experience bad, but the follow up and subsequent experience trying to contact Joe Beef for an explanation was worse, please understand what an incredible disappointment that was. When you're a loyal customer who has actually sent friends and family over the border to spend money at a restaurant, has purchased your cookbooks to give to people, and is in general one of the people who has helped you, with dollars and loyalty, get where you are, and you're completely disregarded, there is nothing more shameful or sad. And I say this now, again: you should be ashamed, owners of Joe Beef. And for all those who have had good experiences there, please understand, the second you have a TERRIBLE experience, you'll find yourself on the same side of the fence I'm currently on, and realize that these restauranteurs care about nothing more than your dollars.\nThe experience, to sum it up as quickly as possible: the oysters were wonderful, but they're always wonderful. I found it odd that they've abandoned serving the oyster sauces in metal cups, instead opting for those strange disposable paper cups you get medicine in at the hospital, but whatever. My fault for ignoring warning signs of lower quality. After the oysters, it was all terrible.\nWe waited over an hour for our appetizers. My husband got some kind of spam-like thing with macaroni in it that was oversalted and made me ill to even try, and both my FIL and MIL got a cold soup. Both of their soups came out luke warm. It being a 90+ degree day, and the fact that the AC was barely working in the restaurant, my MIL sent it back and told the waiter it was fine, she would go straight to her main course. We had already waited over an hour for apps, so we didnt want to risk pushing the mains out further by waiting for another soup, and besides, she said it was way too salty for her to eat. The waiter came straight back with the soup, and to cool it down, what had he done? He put ICE CUBES in it. We immediately sent it back.\nWe waited another hour plus for our main course. At this point, we should have left. My favorite dish, the lobster pasta, was missing every ingredient but the lobster, cream, and pasta; my husband's steak was overcooked; my MILs duck was chewy and the sides that came with it, too salty to eat. We barely ate our meal. The bill came (approx $400) and there was an extra alcoholic beverage thrown on there, I guess to push some salt in the wound. Nothing was comped, no apologies, just thanks for your money.\nTHE WORST PART: Husband and I left completely defeated and dejected. It felt like someone had died; it felt like a loss. Our favorite restaurant in Montreal was gone. I went on the Joe Beef facebook page to leave a comment, which was neither nasty nor cruel, and within 10 minutes, the comment was gone: no response, no nothing. Just deleted. I took screenshots of course, and posted something again, screenshots of the original comment included. Again, deleted. No comment. The least they could do was respond to me--even a \"We're so sorry for your experience\" blah blah blah would have been honorable and nice, but no. Nothing. So I posted a screenshot of the last deleted comment, and commented again. I don't think I need to tell you how quickly it was deleted. And that I'm now blocked.\nTo me this speaks to restauranteurs who don't care for their customers, don't stand by their food, and don't respect the people who pay their bills. I've never had an experience where a business has just deleted bad reviews and ignored their customers in such a way. I'm shocked and saddened by the immaturity and senselessness of it. If I were eating at McDonald's, whatever. But to drop almost half a grand on a meal and be completely ignored and disregarded? That isn't right; they should be ashamed. For all those with good experiences, I hope they continue, because I know what a good Joe Beef experience is like, and it is wonderful. But I hope for your sake that you don't ever have to go through what we went through, because Joe Beef has proven he won't care.
__label__0 We went there just because Tony  Bourdain went there and he loved it.  Well Tony you did us dirt!  This place is for people who like to think they are cool and like to be seen being what they think is cool.  We started with a tomato soup that was flat in flavor and tasteless with raw crunchy slices of tomatoes placed in it.  But that was not the worsted of it.  It was served luke warm  with a chunk of brie,, oh but there is more, the rind  was still on eeeuuuu, omg it was gross!  We ordered the big New York steak ... Dont bother talk about false advertising this is more like a  top round of the lowest quality.  It was not edible, you just chew and chew and chew.  If you enjoy beef gum this is the steak for you, but lay in some dental floss cause boy you will need it.  Service was something out of a fast food restaurant hurried and careless.  For us this by far has won the #1 bad meal of the last 5 years.  Up side they sat us in the garden area which was cool temp wise and very pleasant if I had known the best food in the house was in those pots growing besides me not only would I have saved a bucked to cash, but had a better meal.
__label__1 Are you kidding me with the salt?  Ordered the steak main course with side of fries.  Could not believe how salty it was....\n\nEnjoyed the oysters the most.  But even with this, found bits of shell in my last oyster. \n\nToo much hype.  Was an early fan but, for what you pay for, not going back..
__label__0 The room and service were fine. I had a studio so the fridge is 18ft (5.5m) from the bed and the compressor can get noisy. The hotel is nicely situated in downtown. The walk from the Via Rail/central station is slightly uphill and 10-15 minutes, a nice, scenic walk. A ride from the hotel to Old Montreal via taxi was $12CDN with tip, and a taxi to the airport was a fixed rate of $38CDN w/o tip. I stayed in a room on the 14th floor, in an odd-number room, floor#\"03\", and there is a nightclub across the street that pounds music all night, and has loud patrons outside until I don't know when (I put in ear plugs). If you are a light sleeper, stay on the even side room numbers of the hotel and don't face Peel St. Or, stay somewhere else. \nThe workout room is good sized and on the top floor with two treadmills, two elliptical, some free weights, and lots of room. Breakfast is on the mezzanine and was, meh, pretty average, but included. I'd spend the extra $40/night and stay at the Marriott-proper just a bit south again, when I come back. Views are better from there too, and it's more convenient. 1-star for the all night boom-chick-boom-chick music which made the stay very unpleasant, as well as the screaming patrons exiting the club. Eliminate the noisy music, it's a 3-3.5 rating.
__label__2 Wanted to be in downtown Montreal and stayed her for a couple nights.  Hotel itself was fine with pretty good space. Our room had a little kitchen and great closet space.\n\nA warning to those that stay here on the weekends!  This is right across from a really happening club and if your room is facing Peel street, you will hear the music.  Either get a room that is not facing the street or make plans to attend the club itself cuz you will feel like you are there anyways.
__label__0 Mauvaise exp\u00e9rience de A \u00e0 Z. Est-ce parce que nous \u00e9tions un groupe? Les commentaires sont pourtant positifs pour ce resto. Premi\u00e8rement, la serveuse ne nous \u00e0 pas offert de l'eau du robinet et nous \u00e0 tout de suite d\u00e9poser des bouteilles d'eau de source \u00e0 6$ la bouteille. Le confit de carnard est-il bon ? Je ne sais pas, car apr\u00e8s l'avoir command\u00e9, la serveuse nous revient en nous informant qu'il n'en restait plus. En parlant de la serveuse, robe courte, dos d\u00e9couvert, talons hauts et service d'une pr\u00e9tention indescriptible. Nous \u00e9tions un groupe d'environ 15 convives. Nous sentions que nous d\u00e9rangions et la courtoisie \u00e9tait absente. Si vous ne voulez pas de groupe, refuser les plut\u00f4t que de nous donner un service aussi mauvais. \u00c0 la fin du repas, la serveuse apporte une seule facture pour les 15 et refuse de la diviser parmi les couples. Il fallait aviser la personne qui a r\u00e9serv\u00e9 qu'une seule facture serait faite, ce qui n'a pas \u00e9t\u00e9 le cas. Ils n'ont finalement pas eu le choix de faire des factures individuelles s'ils voulaient \u00eatre pay\u00e9s. C'est un resto pour voir et \u00eatre vu et dont je n'ai pas pu appr\u00e9ci\u00e9 l'exp\u00e9rience culinaire. Un jour peut-\u00eatre j'y retournerai mais plus jamais en groupe.
__label__0 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.
__label__1 Had Buffalo Chicken sandwich, it was not that bad.   My friend ordered chicken tenders, it was horrible.   Good place for people who had drinking.   Nice environment.
__label__2 This was my first stop after arriving in Montreal.  A bit exhausted from being up early to catch the flight in from LA, I was craving a good ol' burger and beer, with a low-key atmosphere.  This fit the bill perfectly.  The decor is dark and wooden, and reminded me of a contemporary Irish pub meets classic bistro.  \n\nService is friendly and courteous (and  they helped with directions to my next stop later), but a tiny bit slow.  Although, I presume this to be because food is not just a means of calorie intake in Montreal.  It is to be enjoyed and relished. :)  Which I did.  The burger is cooked to a well-done (they don't ask how you want it prepared), and I got mine with Mozzarella cheese - and it already comes with grilled onions on a tasty bun.  It definitely hit all the right belly spots.  Paired with a local brew (hmm.. I forget the name and unable to find it on their website, but I believe it was a Molson pilsner?..  if that even makes sense).  The meal also comes with a green salad and fries.  Excellent!  I like how in Montreal, most meals come with either a salad or fruit - and not \"extra\".\n\nTotal was less than $20.  Good food, nice ambiance, cool location.  A pleasant introduction to my first night in Montreal.
__label__3 Very good French crepes.  I had the chocolate covered strawberries and banana.  Sweet deliciousness!
__label__3 I was searching for French food that doesn't cost more than my entire wardrobe. I'm so glad I found Le Grand Comptoir on yelp! It's exactly how the entire 2 reviewers described it. It's not intimidating, the prices are reasonable, the waiters are friendly, the portions are substantial. I ordered the pork tenderloin and it's soooo tender!!! It came with a creamy mustard sauce. Mmm mmm! I ate every morsel on my plate, the fries, the salad, the pork! It's a good thing Montreal is a walkable city because I can't stop eating the amazing food!
__label__2 Nice drink menu and a great balcony with a view of the city. Much better than the club/pub options down the street. Very trendy vibe but worth it to avoid loud club beats on a weekend!
__label__1 What a disappointment. I walk past Mikasa almost every day and was looking forward to trying it based on the reviews here. For a high-end sushi establishment in the middle of the city, I expected much better in terms of quality and presentation, both of which were just average. The sashimi looked like it had been sliced by a three year old, the nigiri pieces were big and clunky, and the fried roll tasted like it had been sitting there for a while. Better luck at one of those hit or miss places on St-Catherine. At least they will under-promise and over-deliver, instead of the other way around.
__label__0 J'ai pass\u00e9 devant avec ma copine et un couple d'amis. Ma copine avait envie depuis un bon moment et mon amie solidaire l'a accompagn\u00e9e au toilette, pendant que je regardais les critiques du resto sur Yelp.\n\nMa copine s'est rendu au toilette sans rencontrer personne, mais mon amie a rencontr\u00e9 un homme qui se disait le propri\u00e9taire. Il lui a demand\u00e9 si elle allait vomir! Totalement surprise et scandalis\u00e9e elle lui a r\u00e9pondu NON! Il lui a alors demand\u00e9 si elle allait faire un num\u00e9ro 1 ou 2! Elle a juste r\u00e9pondu d'un hochement inqui\u00e9t\u00e9e de la t\u00eate et s'est d\u00e9p\u00each\u00e9e d'entrer dans les toilettes sombre de l'\u00e9tablissement.
__label__0 Terrible terrible service by the blond waitress. I had been a couple of months ago with some friends and I wanted to bring myhusband to try their pulled pork poutine. I had checked the menu the night before and the poutine was still on it. When we checked the menu in the restaurant we were informed that it changes seasonally but that they had not updated their site. Very unprofessional and the waitress was rude about it. We got up and left without ordering anything to eat. We are now seated in grange vin & bouffe with excellent service.
__label__2 (+)\n1. Great location - Located within walking distance to Notre Dame, Old Montreal, Chinatown, Latin Quarters, St. Catherine's, a few arts museums, the metro and a lot of shopping and restaurants.\n\n2. The room was big. Very high ceiling with a king size bed and a small kitchen.\n\n3. Nice and friendly staff. They provided an extra cot with no charge.\n\n4. Free internet - they provide a code to you upon check-in.\n\n5. Free continental breakfast - toast, croissants, cereals, fruits and coffee.\n\n(-)\n1. We requested 2 beds and ended up with a room with only one. We went to talk to the front desk and they were out of rooms to switch us to. But they provided the cot at no extra charge.\n\n2. The towels smell. \n\n3. The parking is $22 a day which is OK. but it has to be valet. If you need something in your car, you have to go through the concierge.
__label__1 La bouffe est bonne, mais je n'y retournerai plus \u00e0 cause de la malpropret\u00e9. C'est un des pires d\u00e9liquants selon les inspecteurs du gouvernement.
__label__2 D'abord, le bouquet d'\u00e9pices fait acte de pr\u00e9sence. On se souvient de son bouillon, adroitement appr\u00e9ci\u00e9 de clous de girofle, de badianes, de graines de coriandre et de cardamomes. Diverses variantes sur le m\u00eame th\u00e8me. Les Classiques sont plut\u00f4t impersonnelles avec des coupes de viande plus propres et immacul\u00e9es. Les Aventuriers  se prononcent d'une anatomie bovine moins pr\u00e9venante, flancs gras et tripes croustillantes. Si le d\u00e9faut d'asepsie vous emmerde, s'abstenir de la toilette. Je soustrais  une \u00e9toile pour cette raison.
__label__1 It's an OK breakfast place, the food isn't anything special, the last time I went the service was horrible. I got there early enough that I didn't have to stand in line and there were plenty of open tables. When my waiter finally brought my food it was cold and greasy, not to mention he never came back to ask if I needed anything else. If you're looking for a breakfast place there are far better places in the neighbourhood, and if you see a lineup don't bother waiting.
__label__3 It's 3:30am and after karaoke-ing, Lebanese food sounded like a perfect way to end the night. \n\nBoustan's is a teeny eatery situated downstairs from a nightclub, a spot where all the drunkies go to post partying. \n\nOh but boustan's isn't just good for post-drunk meal, (i.e. dennys lol), their food is absolutely delicious.\n\nThe staff looks like they've been there for too long, but hey they're doing something right with their food.\n\nTried their potatoes had this yummy creamy garlic sauce atop. Also tried their chicken shwarma pita. The pita was toasted warm, crunchy on the outside, and soft inside. Their mix of veggies they throw in there definitely adds more life to that pita. \n\nOne thing I didn't fancy was that they went overboard with their garlic mayo sauce. Wayyy too much of that in there, but you'd hate to ask for an amended version because the main guy here reminds you of the soup nazi. Like, this ain't BK, it would almost be rude to have it your way. Nonetheless, all the food was good, and cheap.\n\nBetter than many of the LA spots that serve similar food, but certainly still not the best. Solid 4 stars here.
__label__0 One star for being unsanitary. I can forgive a lot when it comes to restaurants, but blatant disregard for sanitary food preparation is a deal-breaker.\n\nThe guy behind the counter got mad when we asked for water instead of buying a can of soda for $1.35 and would only give us a single tiny cup to share. I understand drinks are a big source of profit, and he was mad he wasn't getting that on this sale. I can overlook that.\n\nI got the kafta arayess and my wife got the chicken shawarma. All meat comes from a big pre-cut pile. Some items go on an open grill. Most items go into a microwave there in front of you. They're busy, and pre-cutting and nuking are fast. I can overlook that.\n\nI actually really enjoyed my sandwich. The meat was spiced well. The sauce was great. The beets tasted like they were past their prime, but nothing to detract from an overall decent meal. \n\nDespite the service, this was shaping up to be a 3-star experience... then we saw one of the men behind the counter pick up some of the pre-cut meat with his bare hands, eat it, lick his fingers, and continue preparing food. We were shocked.\n\nI can't overlook that. That's just disgusting and irresponsible.
__label__2 the chicken shwarma sandwich was pretty good, but not the best i've had.  the sandwich was dripping with grease, which might freak other people out, but i'm ok with it.  the potatoes with the garlic cream sauce is off the chain though!
__label__3 This place.... \n\nLooks like a hole in the wall when you walking by and nothing big when you walk in either.\n\nBUT and i mean a BIG BUT, you order the Shawarma, potatoes with garlic sauce on'em and your in heaven.  I've had the grape leaves and they are delicious.\n\nFor a quick meal or wanting something good and consistent to eat this is a the place, because they're open late, the is great, and you know you wont be disappointed.
__label__4 A Montreal mainstay. If you are looking for chicken schwarma forget the chain restos and head to Boustans.
__label__0 Gross.\n\nBut thats what you do when nothing else is open at 2 am...\n\nI am happy I didn't get sick the next day
__label__0 This place looks like it might be on its last legs.  I stopped by here on a Saturday afternoon and not only were there not many people here, but many of the shops were closed or in the process of closing.  A few of the food court restaurants we open but people weren't eating there as much as watching the World Cup consolation match on the tellies that were scattered about.  It was a nice restroom stop but other than that, I didn't find anything to keep me there for more than 15 minutes.
__label__2 Eating out is more than just having Food ~ where you are and how you're treated count as well!\n\nAtmosphere:  Le Milsa's goal it seems is to create as much \"atmosphere\" as possible.  The place is often crowded (especially dinner time), and sometimes even more than usual if a live show (dancers) are on hand.  The staff all wear the Sele\u00e7\u00e3o (Brazil's national football team) jerseys - and are encouraged to be chatty with the customers.  It may sometimes come off as been too contrived - but points for trying. A little too much on the touristy side.\n\nService:  The service at le Milsa is good to very good.  The staff is friendly, and being young(ish) tend to be open to bouncing around and mingling with the patrons on nights when a genuine part attitude develops.  They make their rounds, with their spits of meat, as fast as possible, but sometimes that means it takes longer than necessary to catch a hold of one of them to ask for something like a menu, cutlery, etc.\n\nFood:  For a churrascaria no where near anything else Brazilian, Le Milsa's food get a C to B- grade.  It tastes well enough, but those having been to an authentic Brazilian restaurant can tell the different.  Indeed, le Milsa is not owned by Brazilians and neither is the chef / cook (as far as I have known).  Not sure what the owner's connection to Brazil is or how much they know of it's history and culinary traditions, but it very much seems that le Milsa tries to capitalize on the whole \"endless meat on a stick\" wow factor. Lots to pork on the menu & lover of succulent filet mignon beware, you may only see the waiter with that type of meat only once or twice per sitting, the management seems to offer less of this in an attempt to move the other (cheaper) meats faster.\n\nGood for a group and a ruckus time - but not for an authentic experience.
__label__3 Very good place - the food was good - the dancers made it fun - a great place for a group.
__label__1 This was my first Brazlian steakhouse experience, and as much as I hate chains (and as American as this may make me sound), I wish it would have been Fogo de Chao.  The quality of the meat was questionable and, as I read in a previous review, they were much more generous with the cheaper cuts of meat, only offering up the filet or ribeye if you specifically ask for it.  I was also underimpressed with the side dishes.  \n\nDon't get me wrong, it's hard not to enjoy a night of eating unlimited meat, I was just expecting a much higher quality experience!
__label__2 Hit's the spot: Atmosphere, Service, & Food\n\nAtmosphere:  Santa Lucia has been occupying it's little corner near Stanley and St. Catherine for quite some time - and it certainly shows.  The place is certainly the \"old school\" dinner other more recent restaurant incarnations try to imitate but fail.  In a word \"charming\".  The place however could use a little bit (ok a lot!) of touch up.  From the raggedy wine coloured rug, to the creaky tables and frayed curtains - it is very obvious that St. Lucia is in the business of frequent clientele turnover (good luck finding a table during lunchtime - thanks to the crush of business people at that time)\n\nService:  The service at Santa Lucia varies depending on the time of arrival.  Evenings (3pm and up) tend to find the restaurant almost desolate - and thus the staff (one / two people) being very attentive.  Being popular with the business crowed due to its menu and close proximity to many of the businesses in the downtown core - it is very difficult to get a seat (or grab anything to go) during lunch time, so the staff is understandably rushed and brief during those times.\n\nFood:  You will find many a Montrealer who swears by Santa Lucia's pizzas, pasta dishes and Italian sausages, however for the prices charged the food's quality is not something to write home about (but worth a Yelp review!).  Pizzas and calzones are cooked in a stone hearth / oven which gives them an added dash of flavour (watch out, sometimes these are made \"more-oily-than-necesarry\") and some pastas are even made from scratch.  Dishes are served hot, and Santa Lucia makes a great carrot cream soup.\n\nSanta Lucia is best for pickup and for when no other places remains open - its quaint charm is slowly fading (along with the paint) however due to lack of up keep.\n\nNote: It is located directly adjacent to the Che Pare strip club and La Boom nightclub.  Just though you should know!\n\nWorth a try when time allows :O)
__label__1 Ate there tonight. Took quite awhile to be waited on. Manicotti was good, fish was overcooked but okay. Only complaint was the service. Asked four times for water and never got it.
__label__4 Nice location. Too bad Westmount Park is just a bit too far to make it before your ice cream melts! Delicious excellent ice cream and nice place to sit and enjoy.
__label__2 Expensive and the service is hit or miss yet the food is good.
__label__0 I personally thought this place was terrible. I ordered 2 cheese slices and I could barely eat it. I felt that the cheese and sauce tasted cheap....I certainly didn't think it was tasty or anything like that.
__label__2 Since at the moment I'm the Duke of this place I figured I should review it. To tell the truth the main reason I seem to eat at Magnan's so often is because I can walk there in less then 5 min from my place and I'm kind of lazy.\n\nMagnan's is what I would call an updated tavern. Magnan's has been around for 75 year and used to be a men only establishment (not a strip club). My father brought me here years ago to have dinner and watch a hockey game. Back then Magnan's was decorated the way you would expect an old school tavern would be, lots of dark wood, sports memorabilia and big TV's. Five or six years ago the owners started updating the decor and adding new dishes to the menu to attract the new urban professionals who were moving into the neighborhood. in the summer Magnan's has by far the nicest patio / terasse in the area, with both a covered and open aired section.\n\nThe service here is always quick and efficient, you wont find young inexperienced wait staff. everyone who works here are professional waiters and waitresses with years of experience under their belt. I've always received fast service even on the busiest hockey night. This being said the wait staff aren't always the sunniest of people. I suggest you know what you want when you call your waiter over for your order.\n\nThe food is good, nothing special even if they seem to be known for their roast beef. I usually have the hamburger but I've had the roast beef in the past and I can say the roast is good but the vegetables remind me of the boiled veggies my high school served on Tuesday. I guess this is a throw back to it's working class tavern day but for the price they charge I'd like to see a more varied choice of sides. Magnan's is also renowned for their lobster and oyster festivals held late in the summer and during the fall.\n\nIf you find yourself in Pointe-Saint-Charles and want to have a good meal in an old school tavern with more ambiance then you can shake a stick at on hockey nights Magnan's is a good choice, just keep in mind it's a tavern that charges premium prices.
__label__3 Wood paneling, a great (though expensive wine list), and a Goodfellas feel to this hidden gem that has been in business for 35 years.\n\nAn above average selection of pasta standards including squid ink fettuccine, and pesto made with basil so fresh it took on a different flavor.  The beer selection is poor, however the above average wine list made up for it.\n\nMany varieties of scalopini, soups and fresh seafood, makes this more than just a pasta joint.\n\nService is friendly and professional.  I will be back.
__label__1 My fiancee and I ate here last night and the food was outstanding but the service was shite.  If you are not a celebrity or do not have a large party of spenders, the staff has little time for you.  There are not a lot of vegetarian options and the menu is written all in Italian, just fyi.
__label__2 I came to Da Emma on a Friday night around 6pm, right when they open for dinner service. I adore the architecture/layout/atmosphere with the heavy metal doors and the rustic feel of the ex-womens' prison. \n\nIf you look to your right upon entering the restaurant, you'll see boards filled with pictures of eminent celebrities, athletes, randoms posing with I guess, Da Emma. Knowing that Angelina Jolie, Diane Kruger, Joshua Jackson, George Clooney (to name a few) had also dined at Da Emma made the experience more memorable.\n\nWe were seated right away and brought a plate of bruschetta and the menu. The bruschetta was more like a salty olive oil-ed sponge, not impressed. Our server literally plopped the all-Italian menu in front of us and peaced out with no explanation, no translation (even thought my boyfriend is Italia, he struggled with some of the items). \n\nWe ended up ordering the leg of lamb ($35) and veal ($30?). You have a choice of sides: veggies (pickled potatoes, 2 slices of eggplant, 2 slices of zucchini) or rotini with tomato sauce. The main dishes were enormous. If you are on the fence when it comes to lamb, I suggest you steer away from it at Da Emma. It's way too big- I couldn't manage half of it. The veal was amazing though! \n\nAll in all, the food was alright. Nothing too exciting. Our server was slow, cold, and intimidating, which is exactly what Da Emma is like.
__label__1 Meh .\nDa Emma has now officially joined the ranks of \"just any other Italian restaurant\" in Montreal.\n\nThis used to be my favourite Italian restaurant in Montreal. I would make it a must stop for everything from birthdays to wedding anniversaries, to graduation fetes. I'm not quite sure what happened here. :(\nBetween getting cold (yes, COLD) pasta sides to getting a different side from the one that I had ordered, albeit without even having been told. All the way to not even getting acknowledged half the night by our server (I had to flag him down most of the time. Really?! When many main dishes are over $40, why am I running after servers?) To getting bottled water when it was never even requested. I had even asked to get another table in the restaurant (as it was pretty much half empty) and the table I asked for didn't even have a \"reservation\" sign on it. No big deal, right? Wrong. I was awkwardly told \"Sorry, we save that other two-spot table in case we have to push two sets together for a party of four\". Okay, that's fine.\nKnow what happened? \nThey pushed the tables together alright - for another couple. They had their nice big spot and we stayed put. What happened to saving it for a party of four? Am I missing something here?... \nWhat a disappointment. Cold food is never okay. Off nights happen, but it won't change that I'm likely not going to go back. Having been to many top restaurants in New York City like Babbo, Del Posto and Scarpetta, I'd say Da Emma should re evaluate their service. Times are tough, people! If you want to keep charging your exorbitant prices you better make it worth the customers' time and money. What a shame.
__label__2 The smoked meat sandwich I had was excellent, it was basically like a corned beef sandwich if you are unfamiliar. Also the french onion soup I had the next day was good too. Lots and lots of gruyere!\n\nThe place was just kind of dark and greasy though. The general ambiance kind of depressed me. Would love one of those sandwiches right now though...
__label__2 I went here two times during my week in Montreal.  The first time I ordered the smoked meat sandwich and poutine.  The sandwich was rather bland, nothing to write home over, but the poutine parisienne was really good.  Another night I ordered the pasta alfredo....it was horrible!!!  It was bland, tasteless, for $16 came with no salad or piece of bread, it was like spaghetti with Elmer's Glue.  I wouldn't recommend that dish, there are other places you can go for much better pasta!\n\nThe service was so-so.  I ordered to go both times and the waitress was attentive enough, but as I sat there watched the wait staff play and text with their phones.  Hilarious.  This Dunn's is also located right next to a XXX massage parlor....just an FYI if you're thinking about brining the kids lol.
__label__2 Yelp's average of 3.5 is how I feel about this place.  Another smoked meat place, but they're open 24 hours!!!!  Awesome.  If you needed a place to eat in the middle of the night... this is the place I'd go.  \n\n I actually had the smoke meat fried rice.  Random I know... but that's just what called out to me at 4am in the morning.  Lots and lots of flavor in this particular dish.   Typically, the ingredients in fried rice don't have this overwhelming amount of flavor.  But with those smoked meats, it makes this dish super intense with flavors.  (maybe too much?)   it's garnished with cubes of tomatoes which I actually really wish they added more of.  The tomatoes helped sweeten each bite of the fried rice.  Also tried the chicken noodle soup, it was \"okay\".  Noodles were kinda thin and clumped all together. \n\nThe initial service was  SUPER ... but they were VERY very busy.  I can kinda forgive them for that.  As the meal progressed, they were a lot more attentive.
__label__1 I will admit that upon entering I expected a cool little Montreal diner with character...I was mistaken.  It seemed like a touristy restaurant chain with mediocre food...wait, you probably knew that.\n\nThis is a restaurant that you'd find in any suburban mall in Canada...not overly exciting, and if you are downtown in Montreal go someplace else!  On the positive side, lots of pictures of Celine Dion.  \n\nOn the serious positive side though...it is a good palce for kids.  Lots of other kids, big place, and the menu is reasonably priced.
__label__2 Spinning classic 80's and 90's music all night.
__label__0 Overpriced and nothing to write home about. The place was amazing when it opened (in the 80s or 90s) but like many places that have become staples they no longer try. And there's nothing worse than cynical, overpriced food.
__label__0 I am Italian,  and I know pizza\n\nI went to a Pizza Hut in Lasalle Quebec and was amazed at the pizza they served me.\nI was AMAZED Ladies and Gentlemen...\n\nThe served me a what they called a PIZZA\nI think NOT..\n\nThis was not a Pizza,  it was pizza bread topped with pizza sause, there was count them 3 thats THREE PIECES of pepperoni small small picces...\n\nThis is NO PIZZA\n\n\nI ate one slice and left the restaurant,  I wanted to E A T not fill up on BREAD\n\n\nYears later I found myself at this PIZZA HUT...\n\nFolks,, I was AMAZED,..,.,.,AMAZED I say,,..,.,\n\nIt happened AGAIN....\n\nThey served me PIZZA BREAD topped with pizza sause\nand on the whole pizza was maybe 6 pieces of pepperoni\n\nand the price.,.,left me ever more AMAZED\n\nYou want Pizza, then AVOID Pizza Hut\n\nPizza Hut sells Pizza bread topped with pizza sause
__label__3 I am a Montreal native and I've had sushi at most sushi restaurants in the city, but no restaurant has been so consistently good and reasonable priced as Kashima.\nKashima has changed menus and owners several times these past few years, and needless to say, the prices have also gone up. \nDespite this, it is still among the tastiest and freshest sushi in town.\n\nI am updating my previous review and here are some comments on the sushi I had last night.\n\nSpicy tuna - one of the best rolls - fresh, perfectly balanced, and well proportioned so that you can actually eat it with the chop stick and it doesn't come part. The tuna melts in your mouth and there is just enough mayo to make it spicy.\n\nWestmount with salmon & tuna - a solid roll, a bit on the large side but thin enough so you don't make a mess while eating it. Flavourful - its deep fried edges gives it a pleasant texture without being too oily.\n\nKamikaze 3 - it was just 'ok' - I remember when under a previous owner I used to have to specially request extra crispy tempura flakes because they did not put enough - those days are long gone. Now, the roll is overpacked with them, making it way too large. Are the extra flakes being used to justify the higher prices - and being put in the place of more fish?\n\nMontreal - This roll substitutes rice with tempura flakes - a less tasty version of the Kamikaze in my opinion. Again, way too much tempura - not sure what purpose it serves. I also didn't like that I had to use my hands to eat it and that it constantly came apart in the process. \n\nI was happy overall, but until those speciality rolls become better proportioned in size, I'm going to stick to the smaller, simpler, and more traditional rolls.
__label__4 This place was great! Not a fancy place by any means. But the guy was very nice, the croissants were delicious and everything was so cheap in comparison to other places in Montreal. Would highly recommend it if you are looking for an authentic french croissanterie experience.
__label__0 An absolute disgrace and an embarrassment.  A bookstore with hardly any books.  The first floor: all the McGill paraphernalia and regalia you'd never need and didn't even imagine existed. Stupid over-priced t-shirts and other assorted crap that they try to get parents to buy for their kids.  All that's missing is McGill toilet paper (now THAT I'd actually buy). So no books on the first floor (although they used to have magazines there). The second floor has a computer store and a coffee shop with the remaining third of the floor devoted to real, actual books: fiction, philosophy, sociology, etc. But the funny thing is that several years ago they actually stopped stocking books so now they disguise the empty bookshelves by placing the books covers facing out on the shelves. If you actually place the books the way they're supposed to lie on a shelf, they'd have about a quarter left. Finally, the third floor has some books but mostly uesless text and reference books.  So there you go.  \n\nWord on the street is that the evil head librarian at McGill brought in her inexperience husband to run the show at the book store some years ago and he's been running it into the ground ever since. It's the same corporate bottom line mentality that's rife through all of McGill. Logic: You don't make money selling books. You make money selling souvenirs. So why bother with the books?  Um, I don't know because maybe you're a university that's supposed to be a center for learning? So less books, more McGill crap, and a coffee shop that isn't even open in the summer anymore although tons of students, faculty and researchers are still around. The only reason I go is the twice a year clearance of books in which they get rid of more and more of their dwindling stock at cut rate prices.  But I'm sure even that well will soon run dry as McGill University Bookstore eventually meets its aspirations of becoming the first bookless bookstore.
__label__2 Our destination for brunch when we stop on Nuns Island, Montreal. Nothing special about the food but reliable. The patio is quite nice on a summer's evening.
__label__3 Great location in the downtown area, great coffees, super nice staff. Did I say I thought it was great? Yes, I did. . .
__label__3 Oh lululemon... Je ne peux m'emp\u00eacher que te consid\u00e9rer comme \u00e9tant \"The One!\" Charmant, bien muscl\u00e9 (avec tout le yoga et la course que tu fais, \u00e7a para\u00eet que tu travailles fort), super poli, attentionn\u00e9, bon sens de l'humour, grand coeur... et toujours pris par les autres plus belles filles! J'adore les v\u00eatements du lululemon parce qu'ils sont fait pour garder longtemps, longtemps, longtemps, mais vu le prix et vu que mes couleurs favorites ne sont pas toujours disponibles, c'est un luxe que je ne me permets qu'une fois par ann\u00e9e. C'est pour \u00e7a qu'il manque une \u00e9toile, mais avouons-le, m\u00eame \"The One\" n'est pas parfait! Je ne peux quand m\u00eame pas m'emp\u00eacher d'aller visiter mon cher lulu r\u00e9guli\u00e8rement dans l'espoir qu'un jour on aura une relation plus durable et qu'on vivra ensemble heureux jusqu'\u00e0 la fin des temps.
__label__2 It's 3 a.m. and you and your friends are hungry for poutine, a souvlaki pita wrap, a cheesecake slice, a pizza slice and coffee, but where, oh where do you go to get everything you want in one place? Angela's can answer that call and it is the place for all of your late-night, post-drinking needs. \n\nThis place is open 24 hours and is a decent go-to spot if your favourite late night eatery has a line-up. \n\nThe food isn't that great but at 3 a.m., who cares. It's satisfying, filling and cheap, which is what you're looking for.
__label__0 nice beer selection but food was pretty subpar.
__label__2 Ah. This place kills me......for two reasons. Firstly, it USED to be amazing...Then all of a sudden, the quality of the food and service kind of crashed. And secondly, what kind of restaurant DOESN'T ALLOW YOU TO TAKE YOUR FOOD TO GO?!??! This is the reason I won't be back. I had gone there with a friend, and we ordered and appetizer to share and then a main dish each. I had the veal with mushroom sauce which in the past was pretty amazing. However, halfway through that dish, I got full (shocking, I know). At the end of our meal, both of us asked for the rest of our dishes to be packed to go and we were told by a very unhappy woman that this would not be possible. Either eat it all here, or too bad. It was SHOCKING. So.....although the food is ok, I won't be returning here. I don't like feeling ripped off, and the fact that they won't give you the rest of your paid-for food, makes me feel totally ripped off.  :|
__label__0 Je m'y suis rendue \u00e0 plusieurs reprises, pour voir si c'\u00e9tait mieux d'y aller \u00e0 un moment ou un autre de la semaine mais.... horrible \u00e0 chaque fois. Pas le service, non, mais les clients. Je peux comprendre que les employ\u00e9s soient avares de sourires. \nPoint positif : un peu moins cher qu'aux autres \u00e9piceries style M\u00e9tro ou Provigo, mais l'exp\u00e9rience n'en vaut pas le d\u00e9tour.
__label__1 The service at this place has gone downhill! Ticket price for 2 people $120 plus Platinum flash pass an extra $140! Platinum Flash Pass \"supposably\" reduces wait time in line. To be honest that's questionable! I feel that this pass is a scam.\nhttp://www.laronde.com/larondefr/flashpass.asp  (Misleading description)\n\nToday I shelled out a total of $400 to have a great time with my kid, yet the rules seemed to change at any given time in regards to the famous Platinum Flash Pass. This bothers me, since they misrepresented the wording defined on website. I WAS UNDER THE IMPRESSION THAT THESE PASSES WERE LIMITED! Why was I told that this was not a VIP pass and why did I have to wait in-line for certain rides? Why aren't all rides covered under the Platinum Flash Pass? \n\nI also ordered a beer, at $6.50 a beer I expect a proper pour not 3/4 foam 1/4 liquid. The drink in question was poured by a 16 year old! Being in the food industry and being familiar with the law I know that this is not legal. I plan on complaining to the http://www.racj.gouv.qc.ca. Teenagers should not be pouring alcool. Obviously Provincial RULES do not apply to Six Flags in Quebec.
__label__0 Pretty shitty place. Bad atmosphere, bad food.
__label__1 Meh. Walking around on a rainy Saturday night, we needed a place to eat that wasn't fancy and not too far. Hotel recommended we go down Crescent Street. We did and this is where we went in. We were seated at a booth above, looking over other booths. Very cool spot, but the space between the table and you is very small and I am not a big person. \n\nThe menu is in English and French, which is great for us Americans!\n\nIt took awhile for the waitress to initally come over to us, but she was ok after. Not great, but ok. We placed food and drink order together. We ordered a hamburger with side salad and a chicken sandwich with mushrooms and cheese and a side of fries. It was ok. All hamburgers are cooked medium well - no custom ordering here. The only thing that stood out was the beets that were a topping for the sandwiches. That was good! Also had a glass of the house blend red wine. Not very good.
__label__2 Had a pitcher outside and people-watched for an hour. \n\nLots of outdoor seating which is good but I didn't check out the inside or try any of the food.
__label__1 Unfortunately no one ever asked us how our food was... If they had asked- who knows- maybe they would have made an attempt to be sure we were satisfied! Bizarre rules w/ the menu. For example, \"could I have a side of veggies instead of rice or mashed potato?\" Response- \"it will cost $6 extra.\" We did it anyway and were much happier with the grilled zucchini, peppers & mushrooms at an extra $6. I wonder though... Why were there only olives, onions & peppers available in the veggie quesadilla I asked about? Bottom line- I took 2 bites of the tasteless margarita pizza I ordered when the veggie quesadilla sounded too boring, and no one asked if it tasted okay!! Our server also didn't ask if I wanted to take my leftovers with me (is that allowed here? Not sure_ either way though)... I would have let her know I was unhappy. Poor service. Meh food.
__label__2 We stopped here for lunch because we were tired and didn't feel like walking any further. We both had the potato leek soup, which was excellent. My Sweetie had the tuna sandwich with fries and I had the plain salad with a side of fries. I was sad my salad had a more than a few not-so-fresh leaves, but the waitress (Dana) did not charge us for it. The fries were crispy and hot and tasty. The food was good but not memorable in anyway. Dana was one of the sweetest waitresses ever. So polite and attentive.
__label__0 The restaurant was half full on a Saturday evening. There was Ennio alone in the kitchen and 1 waitress who had her hands full with only 20 customers in the restaurant. She would only appear and disappear once in a blue moon.\n\nWe waited 2 hours for our lukewarm meal. I don't understand why a plate of pasta and a green salad could take 2 hours to arrive and be lukewarm.The food tasted good but was traditional, not italian traditional but more like 1970 traditional. But we expected that.\n\nWe didn't expect my water glass to be chipped all over the rim, the water pitcher left on our table was dirty with fingerprints all around it like it hadn't been washed that day, the tablecloth was filthy from a few days ago, and the doily table runner contained an impressive collection of hidden breadcrumbs from several days back.\n\nWhen it was time to pay, and the waitress had disappeared, Ennio asked me if everything was okay. When I decided to say \"well, no\"  and politely explain why, starting with the fact that the food tasted good,  he clutched onto my Visa card and started arguing that my expectations were too high and that he was not running a 5-star restaurant, as if I didn't know that before walking through the door. I already expected the traditional food and the cheesy decor, the photos are on the internet. It can't be that difficult  to get hot pasta on a clean table.\n\nWhen I finally got my Visa card back, I smiled and told Ennio not to ask for our opinion if he didn't want it. As we were walking out, Ennio swore loudly at us. It was humiliating. The whole place heard. Terrible evening!
__label__1 This place is sloppy and out of control. Only head here if you want an outrageous night. I know the locals make fun of this place, but if you're with a big group you can manage to have a lot of fun.\n\nThe guys are skeevy and the girls dress slutty, but you can make the best of it. The drinks are a little price-y, but there are multiple floors. I think the covers can be steep on weekend nights but it's open really late and there's fun music.\n\nOne of the other reviewers mentioned coming here lots during a spring break trip, and that's exactly what this place is meant for. Defeinitely not your average night or even every Saturday.
__label__2 Going with low expectations, it was a quite ok experience.\n\nYes, it's a chain. The food is nice, the service was ok, and I have nothing to complain about beside finding it slightly overpriced (but then again it's St Catherine and even though there are a lot of good choices there, the bad options are not lacking)
__label__1 Situ\u00e9 \u00e0 deux pas du m\u00e9tro Place St-Henri, ce spa est un havre de paix dans un quartier en plein essor. L'int\u00e9rieur est petit, mais chaleureux, toujours tr\u00e8s propre, bien entretenu, et tr\u00e8s \"zen\" si je peux dire!\n\nLe prix est raisonnable, un peu plus cher que dans certains autres spas du secteur (Verdun-St-Henri-Sud-Ouest), mais dans la norme.\n\nToutefois, le service est tr\u00e8s in\u00e9gal. \n\nJ'ai eu quelques massages et un facial \u00e0 ce spa au cours de l'ann\u00e9e 2011. Bien que j'aime l'endroit en soi,  je n'y retournerai pas \u00e0 moins qu'il soit repris par une autre \u00e9quipe. J'ai seulement vraiment appr\u00e9ci\u00e9 mon 1er massage \u00e0 cet endroit.\n\nIl y a eu quelques erreurs entre des clients lors de mon dernier passage et de plus, je n'ai jamais pu obtenir le re\u00e7u pour fins d'imp\u00f4ts que j'avais r\u00e9clam\u00e9, m\u00eame apr\u00e8s plusieurs suivis t\u00e9l\u00e9phoniques. La personne en charge avec qui j'ai discut\u00e9 semblait un peu perdue, pas tr\u00e8s bon signe... \u00c9galement, \u00e0 ce moment-l\u00e0, le personnel de l'accueil variait constamment et n'\u00e9tait pas tr\u00e8s comp\u00e9tent ni trop attentif \u00e0 la client\u00e8le . Dernier d\u00e9tail, il est parfois absolument impossible d'\u00eatre servi en fran\u00e7ais. J'ai beau parler anglais 80% de mon temps au travail, quand je vais au spa, c'est pour d\u00e9connecter de ma r\u00e9alit\u00e9 quotidienne et je pr\u00e9f\u00e8re donc \u00eatre servie en fran\u00e7ais!\n\nJ'ai visit\u00e9 2 autres spas du Sud-Ouest et c'est l\u00e0 que je me suis rendue compte \u00e0 quel point le service \u00e0 la client\u00e8le \u00e9tait diff\u00e9rent!
__label__4 This place usually serves restaurants and depanneurs but anyone can go in; no membership required and the selection and quality are better than any crummy Costco. Shop with your room mates or with a bunch of friends and save yourselves a bundle. Even if you just want to purchase small quantities of certain items for yourself it's worth the trek. Best buys are cheeses, pasta, cereal, spices, anything you can think of for a party and frozen stuff including pasta and veggies. For canners and pickles it's a paradise. I can't believe it took me so long to write a review of this place - it is, quite simply, the hidden gem of St-Henri.
__label__1 This hotel was just okay. I was attending a wedding and decided to book a room since there was an open bar. I'm reviewing my stay at the hotel and not the banquet part of this location which was way superior.  \n\nThe lobby is clean and well kept but looks outdated. The rooms were nice looking and the bed was comfy.  Unfortunately the walls are paper thin and our bathroom door was broken. Once closed you had to pull on the handle with tremendous efforts to get it to open again...the boyfriend had a mild heart attack thinking he was stuck there. I laughed at the rubber mat they left rolled up in the corner of the tub. So 80's and unwelcoming; these things attract bacteria and mildew like there's no tomorrow. I fully understood why they had when I took a shower; the tub was extremely slippery! Keeping with the restroom theme, the shampoo and conditioner were simply one of the worst I've used. The product inside itself isn't bad. They're supplied by bath and body works and to be fair my hair felt and looked nice afterwards. The problem is in the bottle themselves. It's ridiculously hard to get the product out of there. You get one good gulp and then nothing, so much waste. \n\nMoving on to the service part of my stay. We were welcomed by a male employee who was courteous but had very visible tattoos on his hands. Call me old fashioned but it threw me off a little bit, like a mismatch between the look of the employee and the setting. They took a deposit on my credit card without warning me. Although it was corrected at check out I would have appreciated them telling me rather than my credit company sending me an email alert for the latest transactions and finding it out from there. \n\nI can understand why people chose to come here as it is not too far from the airport but for the price I think the Hilton Garden Inn is much nicer and has better service. The only 2 parts that I could give 5 stars are the pool and the banquet hall. The pool is perfect if you're travelling with kids, it has this huge water slide that will keep them entertain. As a montrealer I think you can book the pool for events or kids birthday party. The banquet hall was stellar! The food was delicious and the rooms were beautiful as well maintained. I'm guessing this location is a tad more into wedding business than the hotel business.
__label__2 Got delivery of a pepperoni calzone and four cheese pizza. They were alright, though I think they would've certainly been better if eaten at the place and not after delivery time elapsed.\n\nIt costs about $35, which compared to Atlas' deal of getting two larges for under $30, wasn't a great deal. Would probably go with Atlas again next time.
__label__1 Best breakfast place in the area, hands down. Nothing fancy, but they do standard breakfast stuff properly and as expected. There's a bit of a line Saturday and Sunday morning, but it moves quickly.\n\nThey also do a decent lunch, I recommend the Georgia Salad.\n\nUPDATE: I'm less fond of this place -- they screwed up my eggs benny the last couple times to the point of uneatable. I don't go here anymore.
__label__0 Jawnies has been an exercise in 'how to let your standards slide' \n\nI have been going on and off for about 15 years. The restaurant has changed hands three times in that period and with each new owner came good and bad.\n\nThis latest owner has ushered in the era of NEVER AGAIN for me! At first I had been optimistic because the place started to look cleaner. It is unfortunate, that with the slightly cleaner environment, came a big decrease in the quality of the food and service. Don't get me wrong! This place was never a 5 star but I would have given it at least 2 to 3 because it was in my neighborhood and the waitresses were quite friendly. The new owner got rid of the more friendly and competent staff and the place is left with a few who try their best and others that are completely rude and difficult.  \n\nThe food has always been kinda Meh, but now it is down right embarrassing to let people know you eat there. Nothing is done properly! Order a chicken burger, and you get a microwave de-thawed hunk of chicken, that is rubbery and just plain gross. Breakfast, my fave meal of the day, is prepared with the care and finesse of a garbage man performing his/her duties. And FORGET any special instructions...they will be completely ignored. I have tried over and over to get them to make a plate of eggs the way I want them. No success! I actually thought that it was a difficult order until I went to a place where they made them correctly the first and every time there after. So Jawnies, I bid you Adieu! Nostalgia is no longer a good enough reason for me to waste my money.
__label__2 Although the food here has always been impressive on many visits, i have to say im a bit dissapointed to see my favorite dish go from $17.95 to $27 in the space of a couple years....
__label__4 This is coming from someone with a Lebanese background, this is hands down one of my favourite Lebanese restaurants (outside of Lebanon lol)! A bit pricey but definitely worth it! Staff are super nice, food is super amazing!\nI HIGHLY recommend this place
__label__2 It's okay. They have a decent selection of alcohol and tend to be the one location that carries a few of my favorites. \n\nService is lackluster, with employees that seem tired and like they would rather be anywhere but here! No smiles, no help. Bah. \n\nI'm usually here on a mission, so I am not looking for help, just direct me to the bottles I'm looking for, and they will do that when requested.
__label__2 Service is a hit or miss, as is their seafood. Fortunately its a BYOW and their pizza is delicious (real pizza oven).
__label__2 I'm over it. I'm sick of people recommending this place just because it's one of the few reasonably priced steakhouses in Montreal that has a variety of foods on their menu. \n\nThe service sucks. The wait sucks. The food is mediocre. The ambiance is lacking. The noise level is aggravating loud. Prices aren't even worth it! \n\nExtra star for the awesome fries, the only perk to this place.
__label__3 I liked it. The food was good. They had really nice samosas. I would have to eat again to confirm 5 stars but the prices seemed right to me. Very nice.
__label__3 Good food,  extremely good value,  a little more spice than I can handle in dishes I wouldn't expect it from.\n\nSlightly disappointed as we had come up to try the naan and it's no longer on the menu. \n\nI'd have given five stars,  but we ordered rice and it never came.
__label__3 Who would have thought a Japanese owned patisserie in Montreal.  I had a pleasure of having wonderful macha flavored french pastries at a friend's house.  It reminded me of Shiseido Parlor in Tokyo.  Super rich in flavor, yet light and delicate.  I can't wait to go and check it out in person.
__label__2 The burgers are as good as one could hope for the price and the setting sure makes for good conversation. I like the fact that it's not a chain fast food place, but its missing some beer variety (i.e. other than Molson/Labbatt) and the fries could really be improved.
__label__3 Great place, lots of parking. Lots of choices for fruits and veggies. They have a nice veggy/vegan section.\n\nThe prices are a little cheaper than the downtown provigo, which is great.\n\nThey also have a student discount on certain days!
__label__2 So... If I had published this review right after check in it would have been rated negative infinity stars... Long day and poor attention to detail in taking my reservation led to missed details and a horrendously misspelled name...\n\nOnce we got all that figured out and the correct room we still had to get someone to come up to fix the TV. Fortunately room service (4 beers) was quick and friendly and about 10 minutes later I was in a far more agreeable mood. \n\nLesson learned: should have written down the confirmation number. \n\nWhatever... Can't sweat the small stuff for long. The room was awesome (especially considering the price). They call it a \"Superior\" room but its really just a nice room with a big bed, nice bathroom, free breakfast, free pop...!!! Seriously superior!\n\nThe staff were also very accommodating given my less than charitable attitude in dealing with the check-in delays. Not saying  that I was a complete ass but I was a bit testy. As I've pointed out in countless reviews: great service goes a long way.\n\nThe superior room came with buffet breakfast (tasty) and a free mini fridge (no booze but lots of pop, Perrier and water). The bed was huge and comfortable and the bathroom (shower but no tub) was good.\n\nThis hotel greatly exceeded my expectations (especially for the price) and I'll be back. Hopefully check in will work out better the next time so that I can bump up my stars.
__label__3 I love this place! The bagels seem to always be fresh out of the oven and I might just be lucky but I usually get them while still warm. \n\nThe staff seem to be just what one would want in a 24hr bagel place, quick and efficient while still being polite.\n\nThere really isn't much to say about the decor other then it's a bagel place which sells ready to eat Indian food?!? Like the previous reviewer say \"an odd combo\" but they seem to make it work. I must admit that I haven't had their Indian food for a few months but last time i was there it was some of the best store bought Indian I've had.\n\nIf you live in and around N.D.G. this a great place to grab a quick dinner after work and a dozen bagels for the next morning, you can't go wrong.
__label__1 We just moved to MTL and he had never had a smoked meat! We were a bit lost and hungry and stumbled upon this Dunns location. The roomies had just has a great Dunns experience back home. So I decided this would be a great place to intro TJ to the smoked meat sandwich. I was wrong. We split the traditional medium smoked meat platter (sandwich, fries, coleslaw, and a pickle). Positives - enough food for two, the fries were good and plentiful, pickle was tasty. Negatives - a bit on the pricey side (~$15 for what is supposed to feed one person),  smoked meat was meh (dry, salty, overly processed). Overall it was ok but I'll have a hard time convince him to try smoked meat again.
__label__4 Ive been to this place quite a few times. Food has always been excellent.....service too. It can be a bit slow depending how busy it is. But than again this is a place to go for a long intimate dinner, not somewhere to go when youre in a rush, bring your own wine to drink while you wait, and if you finish the bottle you can run across the street to the depanneur for another one lol. Great pasta and salad. Should be noted that pasta is the only thing they serve as a main course. Not the place to go if youre doing the low carb or no crab thing. Highlight is the ambiance and decor, very cozy, quaint and romantic
__label__3 Cute neighborhood shop with both new and used women's and (some) men's. They seem to have recently refocused on more vintage and second hand clothing and dropped their prices accordingly. They also feature local clothing, jewelry and fashion designers, as well as a bargain basement of fabrics and off season clothing. Only knocking a star for occasionally being a bit overpriced, and inconsistent service-sometimes friendly sometimes not.
__label__0 Do not order sushi from here. The rolls are 3km in diameter and the soy sauce is so salty you may dehydrate on the spot. They use chicken fried rice in their sushi  Chow mein is also questionable. Save your money and your taste buds.
__label__4 Excellent Italian Restaurant.\nTheir Table D'Hote is a nice value.  Usually I have their excellent mussels to start and then one of their veal specials.   Dessert is so so.\nAnother time  I had a scrumptious Lamb Shank dish,  however, it is rarely on the menu.\nSuperior service.
__label__3 Pour du poulet toujours juteux et genereux et une livraison fiable. Oui, certains mentionnent la dame particuliere au telephone, mais elle fait partie du charme ! \nOubliez le St-Hubert!!!!!'
__label__0 Poor food quality. Not worth the price.
__label__4 We have been getting  their donuts for many years  and ohhhhh aren't they  the most delicious donuts in town... Only maybe not add good as Krispy Kreme.  Quality ingredients are easy to notice
__label__0 I'm not prone to over-emphasis, but I firmly believe that my dinner at Woodland restaurant was the worst dining experience I've ever had. \n\nIt started when the server took our orders. She had an attitude, just in her movements and the way she spoke - there was no smile on her face, she didn't ask how our day was or give us any greeting. She walked up and said, verbatim, \"what do you want?\" I chose to ignore the attitude, and we placed our orders - a caesar salad and sauteed mushrooms for me, tortellini and a Shirley Temple for him with a side of garlic bread to share. They brought out the salad with bacon - I don't eat meat, my fault, I should have asked. However to describe the server's attitude as indignant would be an understatement. She started telling me about all the hassle it caused her to bring it back, and how I should know better than to assume it didn't have bacon, and couldn't I just pick it off? I've been in the industry for a few years and know that it doesn't matter - the customer is always right, she shouldn't have picked the fight. \n\nThe food was underwhelming. I was vomiting in the bathroom from my sauteed mushrooms which were not just poorly cooked but were clearly no longer fresh. The salad was bland, along with my boyfriend's meat sauce. When the server came back to check on how our food was tasting we were open with her. We told her that everything but the garlic bread was pretty awful. And then she walked away. She didn't ask how she could fix the problem (as any good server should have) nor did she sympathize or ask us to explain what was wrong. She didn't even acknowledge us. She just walked off to the next table without words nor utterances. When I eventually managed to call her back after what was literally five or ten minutes of her ignoring me I informed her that because the food left me throwing up in the bathroom I would like my meal to be taken off the bill. And that's where she lost it. \n\n\"What? Oh no no, I can't do that.\" She turned away to leave again. \"Excuse me,\" I said, \"It's made me sick.\" She looked at me like I was stupid \"Well I can't just TAKE IT OFF, oh no, of course not. If you're not happy with your meal I can grab the manager or call the police.\" I can't invent that. She threatened to CALL THE POLICE because we were unhappy with the food. I asked to speak to the manager and she said she'd grab him in a few minutes as he was busy. We spent about twenty or twenty five minutes (my boyfriend checked his watch!) waiting for him while I was huddled into my booth, trying to make my stomachache go away. Eventually she just dropped off the bill (without a word, of course) and left. Naturally, we didn't tip. When she returned she saw the bill and counted out the bills and coins we'd left for her. \"Wow, thanks,\" she said, sarcastically \"don't feel like you have to come back here again.\" I'm not joking. She actually said that. \n\nTo their credit, our experience seemed to be an uncommon one. It seems like their pizza is pretty good, but unfortunately the server didn't exactly want us coming back.
__label__4 yum!  my parents and i enjoyed some delicious homemade italian fare at pasta casareccia's.  half is a lunch eatery that has a 50's meets 80's kitch interior and half displays all the goodies that you can take home with you.  the specials are listed on a chalkboard near a shiny red vespa that is up for a drawing - all you put is your name and number on the back of your bill to enter.\n\nthe spaghetti with meat sauce (i asked for a little bit spicy) was fantastic!  there is nothing like fresh pasta.  the meat ravioli au gratin was also very good.  we finished the meal with the homemade tiramisu which was light, fluffy and creamy with our coffees.\n\nafterwards, we couldn't pass up the chance to buy and take home some meat lasagna and more spaghetti with spicy meat sauce.  after 2 lunches in a row of pasta from this joint - i'm still humming italian tunes.  the lasagna by the way is the best i have ever tasted!
__label__0 Wow, what a difference 3 years make. Three years ago, my cousins took me to this restaurant for dinner and it was so good, I visited it 2 more times before I go back to Las Vegas. \n\nFast forward to now, I came back and ordered the same thing I ordered before. Ohh boy, the food is horrible now. Everything tasted bad and the service sucks big time, even though there were only 3 tables occupied at that time. The portions were very small. The servers were unfriendly, not helpful, and basically sucks at service at all. \n\nThe prices are pretty expensive. I would not go back to this place at all. Found another great Chinese place called Tong Por located about 15 minutes away.
__label__4 Great vet clinic. They have full service including a fabulous groomer.
__label__2 I've made plenty of bad decisions here.\n\nHave you ever been somewhere where it means nothing, but somehow, means everything? I like coming to Maz. They don't have a good selection of beer. Or drinks. They don't have good pool tables. There are plenty of shady things that go on here. But still I find myself here every once in a while; generally I'm in a really crappy mood, or I'm feeling to good to go home and too mashed up to go anywhere else.
__label__4 Awesome experience. Price point was great. They offered a free checked bag and wine and a snack on the flight. Who could ask for anything more.
__label__3 I remember feeling a little sad when the downtown branch closed and then seeing that the main restaurant near the airport had shut down due to bankruptcy... But they're back (not downtown though...) and their steaks are as good as ever!\n\nI recently popped over with my family and 'enjoyed' the onion blossom (waaaaayyyy too much oil for my liking) followed by a filet mignon with mashed potatoes which were to die for! Everyone on our table had a different cut of meat and we had nothing but good things to say about our steaks (prime roast, filet mignon, t-bone, rib steak..). Price is super decent for a steak house. The only negative is it's out-of-the-way location and maybe decor..oh, and not to mention their terrible mille feuille which is pretty much cream and custard in one feuille.... Haha really really badly done...\n\nOtherwise great steak!
__label__0 I really do not have words to describe the awful customer service. AMEX notified me of a potential fraud alert. Turns out the taxi driver charged my card $1,200 for a six-block taxi ride. When I called to try to get the problem fixed, the customer agent informed me that this was my problem and their was not anything she could do. She informed me to call my credit card company. When I told her they informed me to call them, she said \"well, I can't help you.\" Please do not support this business.
__label__2 Have a need to populate an apartment quickly and inexpensively? Ikea! Want to please the in-laws who miss Europe? Lingberry jam, Ikea, check. Multi-functional doodads to help organize and maximize space in a teenie-tiny kitchen? Ikea's your place!\n\nBreakfast for $1, Ikea, not a great breakfast, but hey, it's a dollar, it's 'egg-ish', it'll do until I get back to civilization.\n\nQuestion: Why are Ikea's always so freaking complicated to get to? Why can I see it but have no idea how to get to THAT side of the highway?\n\nOh, must do is the 'as-is\" section. Found: Expedit, already built, glossy white, tiny scratch on the top of it, 60% off. PS - I didn't need to build it! Also found, a sofa they no longer make, can't find covers for it (and don't even know what it is called), $5 Yea! Okay, so I spend $75 to cover it, but hey, $5!
__label__2 The food is good I guess. Oh my god the last time I went in I waited like forever and they totally wasted my time. They were busy I guess-although the restaurant didnt seem that full. The waitress kept on telling me that my simply taco would be ready in 15 min but I waited like 45 min and still nothing.I was so hungry I had to eat the chips. They were out of almost everything else. The salads have become so lame.I basically have to beg to get a decent salad. I like the old building that they are in . Very spacious.I left hungry.The food never came.
__label__2 A Montreal classic that is worth a visit at least once. Orange Julep is definitely the star, but hotdog with poutine wasn't bad.
__label__2 Oh Giant Orange Julep, it's been 10 years of driving on by you, never stopping, always wondering and tonight it finally stopped. But you didn't wow me. 10 years of wondering must have set my expectations soaring, but 10 years probably saw to a giant price increase? \n\nLet's face it, it wasn't cheap eating there, in fact not cheap at all, I got a Veggie Burger with Julep and a poutine, then I saw those Yo Dough cookies and thought I would give that a go too, and $22 dollars later, I could say my meal was ok. The Julep was tasty and the selection quite broad, (having veggie options, gluten free hotdogs, pasta, tuna salad, filet of cod etc.)\n\nSo I guess I'm happy I finally checked it out, but maybe I'd have to go back in the summertime to re-live it all.
__label__2 This place has a super romantic feel, Candlelight with cozy tables. Its kept low and has big windows that look to the street, or you can sit out in the pretty terrase. The servers were extremely friendly, fast and polite. Sadly the food failed to impress me. This was my first time trying creole/cajun food and I guess I am not too big of a fan of this type, so cannot say anything about the authenticity either. However the place is right for nice romantic environment.
__label__3 We live literally across the street and have been wanting to come here for a year since moving in. We did last night, and it was great.\n\nBefore ever visiting, Louisiane has a really lovely vibe, candlelit seats spread along the sidewalk. It always looked very enticing, and it was, both inside and out.\n\nThe menu is southern/cajun food, which was a first for us, which was nice. We ordered a chicken soup, green salad, crab cakes, to start. And then we had the dinosaur beef ribs and sizzling firecracker shrimp as mains. We also got two bottles of wine.\n\nEverything was really yummy, the chicken soup/green salad were good. The crabcakes / dinosaur ribs though, were amazing. The crabcakes starter comes as 5-6 small little balls which you can dip and eat. And the ribs, were honestly, some of the best I ever had in my life. \n\nAlso, all of the staff were also super nice. I say all, because unlike other restaurants where if you ask another employee for something, they will say \"I'll get your server.\" At Louisiane, said person just did the task, happily. Which is how it is in the Europe/Australia, unlike North America etc. \n\nWe had a really lovely dinner. Every aspect was great.\n\nHowever, the one downside to this place, is that I find it is a tad expensive. Most things on the menu feel a little bit marked up than they should be, I feel. But that said, unlike many other marked up restaurants around the city, La Louisiane offers something that is incredibly unique, and executed very well. For a long time, we only stuck to going to BYOW restaurants if we ever wanted wine, because of the intense markup on bottles especially. However, because Louisiane is unique, and offers a great seating, atmosphere and food, it can be argued that the pricing is justified. I'd return for sure.
__label__1 i'm usually a much sweeter kind of gal but this place is run by people who are dumb as rocks.\n\n2 young gals who fall into the uber granola category but without any knowledge of nutrition.  i get the low pay grade but at least feed me some bs when i ask a question or look it up.\n\nthere were 3 kinds of manuka honey - 2 of which i was familiar with and one i was not sure of their grading system - ie. what is \"silver\" = ? amber such and such?\n\nconvenient since they are close by but my next purchase will be from amazon - at least i can read up on the reviews there and it is cheaper.
__label__2 First time here for me and probably my last.\nService was good but no effort to speak english to us....This to me is very important even though my french is perfect. But my guests did not speak french and unlike Steak Frites St.Paul they were more than happy to speak to us in english in a french area.\nI also felt this place was a bit of a knock off of Steak Frites. \nWe ordered the mussels and these were excellent. So were the fries(SF knockoff). My main meal was Dore Amandine and this was not good...very disappointed as it was totally tasteless mostly and when I did taste semething it was not good. Rice seemed uncooked but veggies were fine. \nMy party had veal which seemed OK along with the steak. \n\nOh well so much for Paris in Laval!!!
__label__0 Just to clarify something for our American guests who come to visit. As another review states that this restaurant is a better version of the cheesecake factory clearly has zero knowledge about food whatsoever. I drive 4 hours to get to the closest cheesecake factory form Montreal but you couldn't pay me to eat at l'academie. I have been cooking for 10 years and work with my brother who is an executive chef with over 25 years experience and this place should be illegal for how bad everything was. Most other reviews speak for themselves. If I can give negative stars I would. Big rip off \n\nJust left this resto and will never go back. The decor is nice but the food is terrible. Everything is pre made and nothing is done on the spot. The service was ok but I couldn't blame the waiter as he had a big section all to himself. I work in the kitchen and on the floor so take my word for it, if your looking for good Italian food and a Byob check out La Strada in Lachine where I work and is owned by my family or Vivaldi in the west island. Don't waste time at this place. I do not recommend it.
__label__3 Je ne commencerai pas mon avi avec \"C'est gros et c'est 1,3 million de pieds carr\u00e9s de chaussures et pantalons\" mais... c'est vraiment 1,3 million de pieds carr\u00e9s plein de sacoche, pantalons, chaussures... mais saviez vous que vous pouvez y acheter des... LEGO? Des bonbons bio? Un rideau de douche r\u00e9tro-\u00e9clair\u00e9? Et m\u00eame y faire le shooting niaiseux de votre b\u00e9b\u00e9 naissant? Et oui!!!!!! Carrefour Laval est la cr\u00e8me de la d\u00e9rision! You got the money? Carrefour Laval est un trou sans fond! Habillez vous confortable (mais pas trop, on vous accuserais d'\u00eatre Sait-Eustachois) et partez dans cette jungle qu'est le centre \u00e0 la mode! Soyez bien \u00e9quip\u00e9 car vous n'en ressortirai qu'une semaine plus tard! PS: Boxing Day = morts.
__label__4 I LOVE MARATHONS!! Everything is fantastic. It always tastes the same which equals HEAVENLY... that's all I can say.
__label__2 Prix \u00e9lev\u00e9 pour le type de nourriture. Par contre, la qualit\u00e9 des produits ainsi que le go\u00fbt sont au rendez-vous!
__label__2 Belle ambiance, beau menu.  Je vous conseille vivement de r\u00e9server...car c'est souvent plein.
__label__3 One of my favourite restaurant in Laval. They have everything right here ! The menu is great, they serve all kind of food. Their lunch menu is great to! \n\nExpect somewhat of a line to get in on weekends and thursday night. The food quality is great, portions are big and breakfast are great to! \nOnly downer is that it's a very LOUD place, we could hardly hear each other at a table of 4.\n Worth trying!
__label__0 Veggies taste sour, their rice is disgusting, and they can't even properly cook a steak.\n\nThe service was alright, but the food is just...disappointing.
__label__2 let me just say off the bat the food was good.but my booth I sat in there was sticky stuff on it and the fork had crust on it.i asked for water and I got diet coke.th3 staff was friendly.
__label__0 I could not find any staff to help me find a hard drive enclosure that I was looking for. No one was available or even in the store on a Saturday afternoon, I waited for 30 minutes in store.\n\nFuture Shop it is.
__label__0 Thanks for greeting my son tonight and complimenting his choice in movie and his hat Mathieu. You've greeted us on multiple occasions and every time you give great customer service. \nSorry I had to interrupt your conversation about which accent you think is hotter Darryl (supervisor on Aug 18th at 9pm) but when someone shows you their stained white sandals from the gobs of ketchup I walked through getting to my seat - I expect more than directions to the ladies room. \nReplace Darryl with Mathieu and this theatre may not get as many complaints as it does.........seriously - for just one week....see what happens.....
__label__3 I really like this restaurant... for the west island. In town it's nothing special. But thank god someone has opened a proper byow in this area. It's my official go to place when my dad wants to eat dinner now. \n\nThe pizzas are great and I've enjoyed the various pasta dishes I've tried. \n\nWord to the wise... This place is actually busy so RSVP.
__label__0 By far the worst pizza I've ever ate (well we tried to eat some of it). It was so bad I gave the whole pizza to my dad who usually eats everything. Although he managed to garburate it, he himself told me it was one of the worst things he had ever eaten. The cheese felt like rubber, the sauce had an after taste, the dough was dry. On top of it all it was the most expensive pizza I've even bought.\n\nNever again!
__label__0 I was excited to try this out based on the reviews and the fact that a friend had recommended it. However, I would never come back. The menu was extremely confusing and had a number of dishes. However, once served, a lot of the food tasted the same. The escargots were overcooked, chewy and rubbery. The actual meal that I did have, lobster raviolis, was covered and baked in an inch think of cheese. The veal medagalioni was questionable. I don;t even know if it was fully cooked because the pasta was so think. It was greasy and not appetizing at all! I was thoroughly disappointed. I would not come here unless you want to leave feeling disgusting and paying for something that is a guaranteed stomach ache!
__label__2 Pretty much everybody from Montreal have been to Baton Rouge which is a Cajun, Texas, American cuisine. It's a Franchise that came here over 10 years ago. I've been there 3-4 times, each time I was happy with my meal but angry with my tab. Maybe I'm picky but when I pay 50$ + and I got served some fries, I want some REAL HOME FRIES not some Frozen Home Fries. The burger are alright but pretty much the same thing you'd get at any american Diner but for 15$. The ribs (full rack of baby back ribs) are amazing and the meat is tasty. That's the best thing in B\u00e2ton Rouge. The desert are pretty good too but overall, it's pretty expensive and it gets to a point where you're thinking: I should go to FortyWestt and pay the double for some Real Quality.
__label__0 The food here is actually pretty good, but the service is absolutely terrible when the owner Rajiv is not around. And forget about the delivery, the food is always cold and then they blame you if they can't find the place.  They really need to work on the service.
__label__2 Sahib is located on the West Island, in a commercial building off of Hymus. The decor is a little old-school for my taste - lots of brown and well, brown. They have a full bar and the dining area is a decent size. They have a wide selection of dishes to choose from, and also offer a lunch buffet during the week.\n\nNot having a huge appetite, I kept my order simple: Tandoori Prawn and basmati. The prawn were large and cooked to perfection. They were juicy with a hint of crunch and lots of flavor - quite delicious! That said, I did find them to be salty but overall, I really enjoyed these shrimp. I don't have much to say about the rice - it was good. My friend ordered the Chicken Tikka, which was served in large chunks, and was very tender.  To complete the meal, I ordered a cup of Chai - it was quite underwhelming. It was lacking in flavor and I couldn't really taste the spiciness of the Chai. Also, way too much milk. \n\nThe reason I gave this place a 3 is because the service sucked. First of all, our waiter had ADD - he couldn't keep our orders straight (we were only 3 people) and after taking our main order (and writing it down), he came back twice to confirm what we'd ordered. The same thing happened when we ordered dessert. I found him to be a little brisk and indifferent, and while he didn't check in on us often, when he did, he came off as pushy. As well, I'm pretty sure he forgot about us because after we finished our meal, it took about 25 minutes for him to come over to see if we wanted anything else (i.e. dessert, tea etc.). When we were done, and finally got our bill, there were mistakes on all three. We asked that these be corrected and the rude waiter (different from above) begrudgingly acquiesced. When he came back, our bills were still wrong - but according to him it didn't matter because 'it's only a few dollars so no big deal.' Really? So this establishment thinks it's acceptable to over-charge their clients because it's 'only a few dollars' that THEY pocket? When I told the guy what I thought of his attitude, he blew me off and walked away in a huff. Someone new came to our table - I assume it was the manager or owner - and took us to the bar to pay. While he was very courteous and willing to correct our bills (with no attitude - which was appreciated), I doubt that I'll be going back to Sahib. When I pay for a meal, I expect some degree of courtesy, not to mention an accurate bill. I can go to other Indian restaurants where the service is client-friendly.
__label__1 The new owners are wrecking this place. Just returned to Montreal for a short vacation and the staff are way overworked. Won't be going back - it's better in my memories. The food has gone down hill.
__label__2 C'est quoi un Basha? C'est un Amir mais en mieux organis\u00e9. Le traditionnel Pita Shish Taouk (au poulet) Shawarma (au boeuf) et Falafel (Pois chiche fris) avec sauce \u00e0 l'ail, Hummus, Sauce Tahini (s\u00e9same). Navet marin\u00e9, piment, oignon marin\u00e9, tomate, laitue iceberg. Les vignes farcies, les salades de persils. Bon vous voyez les genre. C'est moins cher que Amir, entre 5 et 15$ le repas. \u00c0 mon avis, super Pre-Drunk food. (bouffe pour pr\u00e9par\u00e9 une solide cuite).
__label__0 wasn't the ownership change at the time in 2004... It was the cook, and recipe change that killed it. Went there for lunch, new owners... Horrible... Zero stars
__label__2 Checked in for a long weekend. It's nice but nothing special.they deserve 3 stars ,not more. The staff is ok not as friendly or professional they should be. Especially front desk. \nConvenient located next to the airport so you don't waste the time to travel to.
__label__2 A consistently highly mediocre experience. Never great but never horrible. The beer however is on par but at a price, $10  for 24oz!!! On the plus side, if you're there to watch a game, you will get a good view of a TV, they are everywhere. Plus, it not being a brasserie or bar, you can bring the kids along.
__label__2 Mediocre food, but great service. Lots of comfy seating with great views of different TVs and games.
__label__1 I ordered her today for lunch at work, I ordered the general Tao chicken, and asked for it SPICY.  I guess that means they just add a packet of hot sauce to your order because the sauce was anything but spicy.  \n\nOn the plus side they use real chicken and nice big chunks.  Not like some places that that are a 1/4 chicken and 3/4 batter.  The thing that will prevent me from ordering there again is they don't do a General Tao sauce to my liking.
__label__1 The service is excellent and the portions are generous but found the food very disappointing. The sauces (cheese and benedict) were too salty and tasted like chemicals rather than made from fresh ingredients. The crepes had a pastey texture and were tasteless. The bacon felt like it had been microwaved.The two little pieces of fruit on the plate were good though.\nToo many great breakfast places to enjoy to want to go back.
__label__1 All desserts are pretty but they have the same taste. Nothing special. I am portuguese descendent and all food here don't look be prepared from scratch. And the servers take a long time to even notice you are waiting for them seating on a table. They are so inpatient. I have been here 4-5 times and I promise don't come back any more. Only cash or debit card.
__label__2 Came here for lunch - they have weekly specials, and cheap drinks, and are conveniently located very close to the Waterloo campus.\n\nI ordered the bacon cheeseburger, which was quite a monstrosity when it arrived. Unfortunately, the one inch thick beef patty was dry and flavorless, and the entire ensemble was just greasy, dripping mess. The sweet potato fries were surprisingly good, however, and I would definitely recommend them over the regular fries. I stole a few of my friend's chicken tenders as well - they're listed as a house special, and they're quite interesting: instead of the usual chicken tender shape, they're very long and skinny strips of chicken, which makes for maximum crunch and dipping surface area. I personally really liked them, but if you're a fan of fat swaths of battered chicken, it probably won't be for you.
__label__1 Sorry, Molly Bloom's. I was a fan, and then I went back for a second time, and the waitress was just super rude. \n\nThe burgers were fine, the drinks were fine, but she really took away from the experience I was hoping to have with friends. \n\nThe good: fun place to hang out.\nThe bad:...unless the waitress is mean.
__label__1 Communal pots of sauce are taken from table to table, drying out and picking up germs as they go. Unhealthy and unappetizing, and it is revolting to see other people's crumbs in \"your\" sauce. I'm not a germphobe but I found this to be a foul practice. I never saw the sauces refilled or the sauce plates taken away to be cleaned. \n\nThe curries are lacking -- sloppily presented and tasted of stale spices. The only reason this place gets even two stars is that the samosas are still okay and the tandoori is decent. Our shrimp appetizer came with the nasty table sauce and cost $10 for four small fried shrimp. On the menu they allegedly have some special sauce, but it's just the little table sauces and nothing special. Wine list is short, and mark-ups are massive. \n\nThe outdoor tables should be a nice place to eat in the summer but the plastic tablecloths are tacky and dirty. Our waiter was rude and awkward. He nearly threw the food on the table and interrupted our conversation. I mentioned it to the hostess; she said he usually works in the kitchen and has a condition that makes it difficult for him to work with customers. This is unfortunate, but I'm still paying pretty high prices and part of that is service. Perhaps they should hire another waiter if they are lacking in staff. \n\nIt's a shame, because we used to love this place. It used to be a cozy upscale Indian treat and now it's just messy and lazy. They are very lucky that there's little in the way of competition in K-W, because this place wouldn't last a week in Toronto. We took out-of-town guests to Masala Bay more than once and enjoyed it, but this last experience was a total turnoff. We will not be returning.
__label__1 This place makes me want to put my dick in a panenni press....how hard is it to toast a bagel and stir a coffee??? Jeeze, everyone who is involved with the drive thru is hard of hearing and are constantly fucking up orders and screaming their names through the speaker, Donna, relax girl. I don't give a fuck what your name is just make my coffee and shit right....
__label__4 I love this place. Great for eating in or taking out. Lunch is a great price and a good variety, but empties out fast.\n\nWhat keeps me coming back? Best pad thai I've ever had, hands down. They'll spice it up or down depending on your tolerance. I've only ever gone up to three scoops, but have known other to push to six.
__label__3 Surprisingly tasty Indian food and a really good price. Pretty sure it's buffet only. We stayed at the Hampton Inn on the other side of the parking lot and stopped in for lunch one afternoon. Definitely worthwhile if you have a hankering for some Indian food outside of Toronto. You can't really get away with bad Indian food in these parts, can you?
__label__1 The food is marginal for an all you can eat type of restaurant. Don't expect anything  authentic but if you're really hungry then it might just be the right thing to hold you up. Certain items are better than others. Sashimi is not too fresh but entrees are ok. Sushi rice is too warm. Good and relaxing atmosphere but the staff seem to hate their jobs. If you have been here recently and rated anything higher than a 2 star then you really need to go out and try more stuff. I do not apply relativeness in my reviews so the disadvantages of being in Waterloo has no effect on my   rating. The reastaurant is rated the way it is.
__label__1 The value for the price you pay is there, the food is there, the oil is there, but the quality isn't.\n\nThey have a weekday lunch buffet and needless to say, the quality is not good. All the food comes out greasy, though the buffet counter is always in stock with several different rotating items. There are the usual rice and noodle dishes, then there are also various dim sum dishes such as cheung fun rice noodle (shrimp, beef, chicken(?), etc.) which was more rubbery than smooth, siu mai, dumplings, sticky rice, bbq pork buns, meatballs made with dumpling and dumpling filler/fat soaking in oil, roasted eggplant and various steamed vegetables. My friend gagged when he had the cheung fun (rice noodle) and I don't think I've ever had worse anywhere else.\n\nIt's $8.25 for weekday buffet lunch, taxes included. Water is self-serve at the counter. Cheaper than Crystal Palace at Erb and King and my lunch buddy prefers King Tin (Chinese food is more \"real\", and he likes the dim sum selection) while I find Crystal Palace healthier (\"less unhealthy\", can't go wrong with the fake Chinese foods), though it is marginally more expensive ($7.99 + HST).
__label__0 Eeek! You can feel the testosterone in the air at Caesar's. Look someone the wrong way and you've got a flying fist coming straight for you face. \n\nThe music lacks variety and they play the music waaaay to loud! Maybe I'm just too old for this.
__label__0 Service is slow the food is ok. I ordered a small fruit bowl and it turned out to be canned fruit. Don't order that. It is just gross!
__label__4 This place is amazing. Soo much to choose from. Love the hot sauce section. The cheese section is unreal. And they will let you try anything. Overall a really great store
__label__0 Hey Robert.   Sent you some info online after searching for your contact. No reply. Put your email up and I'll email you. \n\nThanks\n\nCraig
__label__3 Ellison's is fantastic. Don't go there if you are in hurry as Elvis(Ellison) the chef is all by himself in the kitchen making everything from scratch. The best Roti in town and a neat little place for carribean of any sort.
__label__0 Worst haircut in my life. It doesn't even have to look good, but to have an uneven haircut, asked to fix it, and make it even worse is unacceptable. Never going again... ever.\n\nWent back to get it corrected, got attitude and ended up walking away. I never write reviews but this experience was by far the worst customer service I've ever had in my life.
__label__3 Has a some chairs out front so you can socialize under the hot summer sun. The employees are exceptionally friendly, particularly in the early hours of the morning when I typically grab a drink. Expect it to be moderately busy due to the location.
__label__4 I stay in a lot of Fairfields, Hamptons, Courtyards...\n\nThis place checks the main 5 boxes for any business hotel:\n\n1.Clean\n2.Quiet - no stupid/ancient heaters/ACs that dont shut off or cycle every 5 minutes.\n3.Good water pressure and HW on 4th floor.\n4.Good/free wifi.\n5.Convenient/walkable to basic food options.\n\nThat's a solid 4.....but it gets the full 5 for intangibles:  Treadmill, pool, lobby carpets in good condition.  Snacks at checkin, fresh fruit (actual ripe bananas - shocking for corporate hotel hell).  Hot water for tea at 10 PM was hot.  Cable options were plentiful and TV had good HD (not fake HD) to watch the hockey game.\n\nThat's a 5 in my book.
__label__4 Great place, with a small, personal atmosphere. The service is amazing, and the beer choices are great. A lot of imported beer selection on tap. Good place for great conversation.
__label__2 Maybe people haven't had really bad pizza, but this is far from what you'd call bad. They have a walk-in special something like $10 for a large with three toppings. It was big, not at all skimpy on cheese, meat toppings were satisfactory but pineapple was a little lacking. It was actually really tasty pizza. The crust was thick but had surprising lightness and a nice crisp and the edges. It's not gourmet, but it was one of the nicer grease-fest pizzas I've had in Ontario and certainly beats Pizza Pizza. Looking at the menus I think the slices were a little over-priced but I'm not familiar with the area, so maybe people think that's ok. The only thing that annoyed me was that there's not even a stool inside to sit on. There are picnic tables outside, but it's a little chilly for outdoor dining in late October. I'd go back if I were in the area.
__label__2 Weekday dinner, party of 2\n\nWent in for an early dinner and ordered Tomato Pork Chop on Rice and my friend ordered a Portuguese Style Chicken on Rice. The food was made very quickly as soon as we ordered.\n\nThe food was not baked, as would normally be expected from an HK-style western food eatery. The portion sizes are generous with lots of meat, though it is pricey for a single meal. I wasn't a big fan of the tomato sauce on the pork chop.
__label__4 I think I've found a new favourite in Uptown Waterloo.\n\nI went here with a friend of mine a week or two ago as I'm in my final year at Waterloo, and I've decided to be adventurous and try all those places I didn't even know about in 1st year.  I'm now sad to discover I could have been indulging in this place for years, but alas - better late than never!\n\nThe place itself isn't lots to look at - it's cute, quaint, but it has character.  The staff were extremely friendly and welcomed any questions about the menu.  I ordered the eggplant parmesan and a water (I was driving, so I'll have to revamp my review once I try one of their cocktails!).  I've had eggplant parmesan before, but I'd say this is probably the best I've had - if not then definitely top three.  Served as a sandwich, it was super flavourful and came with the marinara sauce on the side which I loved as I'm not a fan of soggy bread!\n\nThe place itself was quiet as we were there on a Tuesday night around 7pm, way before the bar crowd would get there.  If you're looking for a quiet dinner then I'd say come around that time, and stay tuned for part two once I check out their cocktail menu!
__label__0 This  place is very efficient at extracting money from customers.\n\nThe first thing that irritated me is that they wanted $84 for an hour's labor to diagonse why one of the back doors wouldn't open from the outside.  (Any repairs would cost extra.  They failed me on my safety inspection, so I had to get the door fixed.) I asked them if there was any chance that the bill would be less than $84 if were to take less than an hour to diagnose.  I was told that the minimum labor charge would be for an hour, and that it would not be less.\n\nI told the repair guy that I would only consider returning to Canadian tire if it took me more than 5 minutes to diagnose the problem myself.  As expected, by popping of the rear door panel I was able to find the problem in about 4 minutes!  \n\nThe true \"hourly\" rate would have been much more than $84!  Furthermore, that particular car (a 94 volvo) has about one failure mode for the door handle (a flimsy connector joining the door handle to a metal rod going down to the lock): A mechanic experienced with Volvos would have immediately had a good idea what the problem was without looking. I ordered a used door handle from a toronto parts shop and screwed it on myself.\n\nI was also dismayed that they failed me on my nitrous oxide emissions (which were 50% above the allowed limit) and wanted $100 to diagnose the problem to determine whether my old volvo with 65K miles on it was worth repairing.   I asked them if they had heated up the engine before running the test, and they said it was at normal operating temperature.\n\nNot willing to take their word for it after their attempted fast one on the door lock, I took the car for a 10-minute warm up on the freeway and went to another emissions inspection station.  This time it sweaked by, no need to pay $100 to find out  what expensive repairs Canadian tire might want.  (BTW, I found out that the reason I have nitrous oxide emissions is because I don't drive my car very much.)\n\nI have no plans to return to Canadian tire, so there will be no future updates to this review.  (Admittedly, it   will always be based on only 1 trip to Canadian tire, but I think that they are to blame for that.)
__label__0 I was in this location for lunch.  Shockingly, on going to the condiments station for some napkins and straws, there were ants all over the entire island!  In reporting this disgusting infestation to the manager, the manager stared back at me with a blank stare, as if she was confused or amused by our report.  Absolutely disgusting and unacceptable.  This should have never happened and this manager should have take much more decisive action to fix the problem immediately.
__label__1 The food is pretty good, but I don't understand why their lunch specials are so expensive. I once ordered a pad thai to take home to my husband, after I dined with a friend at lunch, and ended up like $40 in the hole. Brutal!
__label__1 I've tried a few of their veg curries, and they're pretty disappointing. They were all seriously lacking in taste and quality. Maybe their non-veg curries are better...\nI understand that since they're so close to campus, they can get away with lower quality food, but still. I wouldn't recommend anyone go there if they're looking for good Indian food.
__label__3 Chicken schwarma here is fantastic. Best in town. Don't add onions though. Pita chips and hummus are also great.
__label__1 I'm sorry to crap on this place, but when I lived down the road I stopped in here once and refused to go back. I assumed by the looks of it and what I heard from friends that most items were cheaper than giant eagle, but I found quite the opposite. The selection wasn't good, the actual building is pretty run down, and the prices of most items were actually higher than other grocery stores in the area. I'd recommend stopping over at giant eagle or Aldi instead.
__label__3 So I went here for lunch the other day with a couple of friends. The food was really good, some of the best thai food I've had in phoenix. I got the drunken noodles and they had a bunch of delicious fresh vegetables and I ordered it medium spicy, and it really was a true medium spicy, not too weak and not too strong. The soup that comes with lunch is really weird... kind of sweet and kind of spicy.... not the best soup ever, so that knocked off a star, but other than that, I thought the food was very good. The prices were a little bit higher than at other Thai food places in the area, but I am willing to pay a bit more for better quality. I will definitely be back.
__label__2 Somewhat of a mixed bag. Our party of 4 was seated immediately (it was slow), on a Sunday night. We ordered Thai iced teas, and browsed the menu. The teas took rather a long time, given that it was a slow night. The service overall was polite but very slow. \n\nOur main courses all were served over the span of about 10 or 12 minutes - that is, the first dish arrived, then 2-3 minutes later, another dish, another pause, then another... It made those of us who did not have their meal yet feel all the hungrier.\n\nI had the Ginger Heaven, spiced 4 on a scale of 1-5. It was tasty and I enjoyed my meal - though I didn't feel it was exactly 4/5's of the way to maximum spice. My son enjoyed his dish as well, which was a basil and chicken entree. I can't recall the exact name.\n\nThe curry was another story. The rest of our party had red curry with tofu and yellow curry with chicken, at 3 and 2 stars of spiciness, respectively.\n\nBoth curries were very bland, and too sweet. Neither person finished their dish, nor did they want to. Not a trace of heat in either dish, and I was surprised that the curry was simply not very flavorful. In fact, I'd have a hard time telling the difference between the yellow and the red curry... they both tasted about the same.\n\nI doubt I'll go again anytime soon, but if you do go, I recommend staying away from the curry dishes.
__label__0 This is NOT your typical Embassy Suites.  If you are looking for a clean, modern Embassy Suites with rooms on the inside that circle a beautiful atrium...this is NOT where you want to stay!\n\nThis looks like they took over a Days Inn or Super 8 and hung an Embassy Suites sign outside.  The rooms open to the outside, the interior furniture in our room was old and uncomfortable, and the shower/toilet area was cramped. The shower had dirty, black grout, hair on the floor around the toilet and an odd smell.  I cannot believe this is an Embassy Suites...so dissappointed. I've been a Hilton Honors member for almost 20 years and this was the worst Hilton property I've ever stayed.\n\nThe upside?  The omelets and French Toast.
__label__0 This is the worst hotel I have ever seen. It is very dirty. The rooms smell like mildew and the bathroom was dirty. We checked in to room 1033. After seeing it we asked for a refund and wanted to leave. They offered to put us in room 1037 which was exactly the same but even worse. The rooms on either sides housed a giant dog on one side and smokers on the other. We left ASAP. I had prepaid for 2 nights and Hilton gave us a refund. \n\nThe lobby looks nice but when you really look at it, it's extremely dirty with weeks of handprints on the glass doors and very old furnishings. Hilton needs to get in there and change management and upgrade the rooms.
__label__0 I have called Cottage Chic twice within the last month inquiring about the Louis small 6L/Iron wood chandelier. I called number 910- 944-0501. Both times with the same question. What is the height of the chandelier including the chain? The sales woman said the dimensions online did not include the chain.. I wanted to make sure the chandelier would not hang too low before I purchased it.  She said she would find out and call me ASAP.. Two weeks passed and no phone call. So I decided to call again. Over two weeks later and no phone call again!! Due to such  poor customer service I will not be purchasing the chandelier from Cottage Chic.. Im shocked a store of this caliber would hire such incompetent workers..
__label__1 Was staying at the hotel next door... Got into Montreal late and so decided to just come here to grab a bite to eat because it was easy.  I was seriously underwhelmed.  With all the good food in Montreal, this place cannot get away with charging the prices they do for mediocre food and drinks.  Had the duck wings which I suspect we're actually turkey (dry), the beet salad with shrimp (blech) and the crab cake, which was the best part of the meal.  Drinks were overly sweet.\n\nNot worth it.
__label__2 What was good here was great, what wasn't, was awful. \n\nThe prosciutto salad and french dip were great. The breakfast buffet was great - yummy banana nut bread. \n\nThe burgers, on the other hand, were inedible. There was some spice in it that was just bad.\n\nThe service was good and the bathrooms were very clean. The coffee was also very good.
__label__4 Seems like all of the Notre Dame Basilicas that we have seen are wonderful.  Is the Basilica Notre-Dame de Montreal as amazing as it's namesake in Paris, France?  No, but it is still magnificient!  \n\nThis is one of the most beautiful churches in Montreal.  They even have a $5 entry fee.  If you attend one of their masses, then you may stay longer after mass to tour the church on your own (for no fee). They will not allow others to enter the church until all the church goers have finished their self-guided tour.  We had to wait about 20 minutes before we were allowed to enter.  They offer guided tours every 20 minutes in either French or English.  We just grabbed one of their brochures and explored on our own.\n\nThe church is a bit dark when you enter, but oh so beautiful!!  Simply stunning!  I took some pictures, but to really appreciate the beauty....you just have to visit here yourself.  Everything from the altar to the pulpit to the organ to the stained glass windows to the Chapel of the Blessed Sacrament was amazing.\n\nThe Basilique Notre-Dame de Montreal is a \"Must Visit\" destination in this wonderful city.  The church is located in Old Montreal, and it has an European feel to it.
__label__1 Not as impressive as ten other with the same name in my opinion, and the $5 entrance fee was off-putting since it was a religious edifice. I found the whole place to be more business-like than a cathedral should be.  We were told there was a tour daily, but when we came later, they confirmed that yes there is a tour,, but you still have to purchase a ticket to join it.   So there is one tour daily and it requires a paid ticket to join! I felt the lady could have said that the first time and it would have been clear.\n\nThe light show is apparently a little too theatrical, so I skipped it.  The Chartes Cathedral in Paris and Kolm Dom in Cologne were absolutely free and of no comparison in terms of architecture, stained glass and holy ambiance.  However; I see why some enjoy this cathedral. I thought exactly as yelp describes a two star review: \"Meh, I've experienced better.\"
__label__0 Blows. Badly. Its like new jersey meets new jerseys ugly kid brother. Smh.
__label__4 Nice venue!  I saw Celine Dion here and there's nothing quite like 22,000 crazy Quebecois who love their native girl.  \n\nDespite the massive volume of people at the event, the crowd flowed smoothly and there wasn't much of a backup anywhere.  Found my seats easily each time I went, and the security checkpoint was QUICK!  High marks to them for organization.  \n\nMy only complaint was the restrooms... too few restrooms, and the water pressure for the toilets was horrible due to way too much usage all at once.  There were more women in attendance than men, so maybe that was why it was so bad.
__label__4 You're a Sunday Pothead that enjoys African rythms? You're an upcomming athlete training hard and want to run in a safe Envrionment? You're a family with a car but no money to spend looking for a nice place so kids can enjoy a place to run and have a nice pique-nique? You're simply an amateur of Nature? \nWell Parc Mont-Royal  is the place for you. An extrordinary panorama of Montreal, It's definietly a Must see in Montreal.  \n\nFor people who's affraid it might look like a place everybody climbs, the local public transportation takes you up there. If you do have a car, there's a lot of Parking too.
__label__3 Dear Montreal,\n\nThank you for renewing my faith in a place that should be enjoyed by everyone (the Lookout).  Arrived here in the morning, and there was not a piece of trash, cans, bottle, or anything garbage like to be seen.  Also it smelled like fresh air, not cigarettes, or fermenting alcohol bottles. \n\nAlso, did not see the obese raccoon.
__label__3 A nice, grand park that's perfect for meandering or enjoying a nice picnic.  Portions of it have dense trees and it's nice to feel as if you are in a forest and far away from a city.  This place is worth the visit.
__label__2 I'm going to review first, then decide on stars.\nFirst, the service by Gina was 5 star!\nWine List was 3.5 star but pricing was way too high - give it 3 stars.\nPetite filet mignon, medium rare was 5 star!!\nCreamed spinach was 3 star, as was the loaded baked potato - neither had much flavor.  But the caesar salad was worth 4.5.\nOK - overall, I'll say 3.5 star.  Since I can't do that, a 3, because the total experience just wasn't a 4\nI've not tried Ruth's Chris in Scottsdale, but my experience with Ruth's in other cities has been better than this
__label__3 Went here with my wife for our anniversary dinner. We were immediately seated and promptly served by a polite and attentive waiter. The service was great by all the wait staff who worked together to stay on top of any needs. \n\nFood wise we were delighted from the pre-meal bread to the very delicious steaks we both ordered. Flemings is certainly on par with all the other premier steakhouses my wife and I have experienced (Morton's, Ruth Chris, etc.) \n\nKnowing it was our anniversary they were very nice and gave us a gift of a box of chocolates and a coupon for a future visit. \n\nThe only negative thing I can say, about this location anyway, is we went there for a romantic type dinner and there was a full bar with flat screens and football on. Trust me, I am a huge football fan, but I didn't like the negative effect it had on the ambiance of the whole restaurant. You can't have a fancy steakhouse and a sports bar. You can have a sports bar that makes a good steak, but you lose the feeling you're looking for when wanting a romantic night out. \n\nWe may come back here, but it won't be for an anniversary dinner.
__label__2 If it was all about  location, I'd give this Teeter 5 stars.  There isn't a supermarket even close to this location!  That being said, I find their items to be overpriced and it is much, much smaller than any other Harris Teeter I've been to.  If you want to grab a sub during lunch hours - good luck!  All the uptown businesses in the vicinity are out on lunch at roughly the same hour and the last time I visited at 12:30, there were literally 14 people on line with 2 sandwich makers. \n\nThey are currently renovating.  I do appreciate that there is a lot more room when you walk in.  I hated that everything was so close together in the produce isle!  I am also grateful that there is a parking lot that is totally free!   \n\nThis Teeter serves its purpose, but I'd rather drive a bit further to a supermarket with better prices and a bigger selection.  In a crunch, I couldn't live without it!
__label__4 I'm not sure about why people complain about the prices\nAt HT?  Publix subs are a dollar more and not as good. If you are a VIP member you get all kinds of great weekly deals like 1.77 eggs!  This is a great little store in uptown with free garage parking (up to 90 minutes) and a giant amount of wine for the space.  The only issue I have is because of the multiple entrances, there are multiple register areas creating flow issues and confusion.  If you live West of 77 I recommend this HT over the BiLo off Freedom.
__label__4 Probably the only karaoke that has updates of songs and the rooms are clean and affordable. If your looking for a good time with friends, this is the best place to go!!! \nFood like drinks and snacks could be a little cheaper, but then again there are complimentary chex mix and the platters are quite huge.
__label__4 Great place to having a girls night out in Vegas! The only way to start/end your night is karaoke with friends/family! Great service...great location...cool staff!
__label__3 This is a beautiful botanical garden.  When we were here w/ friends several years ago there was a tram that took us around so we saw a lot more of it than we did yesterday because there was no tram.  Last time we walked through the Chinese Garden and the Japanese Garden plus saw beautiful and interesting plants and trees from the tram.  Yesterday we walked to and through the Chinese Garden, admiring the roses in bloom along the way.  Currently there is a special annual lantern festival that will be open until the end of the month.  This is its 19th year and it commemorates the 20th anniversary of the Chinese Garden.  The spectacle takes months to plan, w/ the plans being drawn up in Montreal and sent to Singapore, where the lanterns are fabricated.  The completed lanterns are sent back to Montreal, where they are assembled, wired and put in place.  The theme of this year's display is the reign of the first Emperor, Qin Shi Huangdi and his cavalry, but there are also mythical, magical creatures like dragons amid the foliage.  Lanterns are set up throughout the Chinese Garden, in the ponds and amongst the plants.  The Botanical Garden stays open later, until 9PM, for the occasion and I would imagine the lanterns are even more impressive after dark than they were in the daylight.  There are bilingual signs explaining the significance of the display and the items in it.  The Garden itself is lovely and tranquil w/o the lanterns, w/ stone \"windows\" set in the walls looking out of the garden and walkways paved in intricate patterns of pebbles and stones.  As we left the Chinese Garden I could smell the roses, even though they weren't visible from the gateway.  There is much more to see than we saw this time but it is a beautiful garden that is worth several hours time, regardless of the season.  Just wear comfortable walking shoes, take your camera and wear sunscreen.
__label__3 Between the free-to-the-public parts of the gardens (which is everything outdoors in the warm summer evenings) and the expanse of Parc Maisonneuve across the street there are huge areas to explore in this area on the cheap if you're not up for the entrance fee. The metro lets you out half a block away and you get a great view of the big O from the walk up. The sculptures alone are worth a mosey and think, not to mention the hundreds of kinds of (ahhhhhh) green.
__label__0 Very much a Crescent street tourist hangout. About as authentic as Mario and Luigi.\n\nGreat for American tourists and Mom and Dad visiting their little princess who goes to McGill ;)
__label__1 Honestly, I've never written one of these... but after last night I felt that I needed to tell the world how awful this place is.\n\nI went with my boyfriend and thought \"hey, cool design, specialized menu, should be good!\" I was wrong. \n\nProbably because I'm Italian and grew up eating really good Italian food, but this is crap. I had the speck pizza. It was dry, overly salty and sort of all-around gross. He had the Alfredo with spaghetti. Where do I even start? The pasta was hard- no. not al dente. Way undercooked. The sauce was lumpy with bits of cooked eggs in it and tasted like jarred sauce with eggs and butter added... Not good.\n\nThe ambience was cool and the wait staff while very friendly, had no idea what anything on the menu was. We had two simple questions (What kind of cheese is on the pizza and what was the soup of the day) both of which he blatantly said he didn't know and would get back to us.. never did.\n\nIf you're going for drinks, hell yes! The drinks were fun and the ambience is great, so it really is ideal for 5 a 7 with friends, but this place SUCKS as a resto. Will not be returning, at least not for dinner.
__label__3 Good food, great service and \"local flavor\" - recommended...
__label__2 The first time I had food from this place it was brought to me at home. I tasted the lasgna and almost puked, it was a very bad reaction to the sauce. We have been back several times since. I enjoy the pizza and on occasion spaghetti as well as the salads. Not having had a bad reaction to any of these other foods we continue to patronize Sabatinos.
__label__1 Why do items look like the staff have been playing kick ball with them? And why are there only a handful of lines open during a busy Saturday when we go? Also do not get the cut fruit in the packages. I have gotten two packages of fruit in the past month that have been sour but the date on them said they were fresh...no Ma'am. The staff being friendly is a hit and miss. Some of the young staff act like they have been working in the cotton field all day. As someone who has been in customer service for ten years, no matter how crappy your day is, still treat the customers nicely and be thankful you have employment. I agree with a previous poster, I'd rather pay double than shop at Walmart again.
__label__0 Dont waste your time. The girl behind the counter was incredibly rude for no apparent reason, because you work at a  fast food joint and didn't amount to anything don't take it out on me.\n\nFirst I asked if they had a military discount cause every other wendys does and she said no with an attitude. Second i ordered two meals and she kept getting it wrong. It took her 3 tries. Then when she made the drinks she slammed them on the counter almost spilling them. You would think that her seeing me by myself with two orders she might offer a drink carrier but no, so i ask for one and she just tosses it on the counter. Once i get my food i asked for ketchup she gave me 1 packet so i asked for some more packets she walks away and comes back with 1 more packet. Worst lunch ever
__label__2 The colors from the windows brought me into this place. I wasn't quite sure what it was until I got inside and got a few confused stares. I told them I was knew and just wanted to poke around and they seemed okay with that. \n\nThey mostly deal with younger kids, and camp groups. This place had pottery pieces everywhere, loads of it, some decorated and some bare. You could go in and purchase something and they will instruct you on how you could paint it and decorate it - pretty cool! They teach pottery, mosaics, bead bar, metal aart and glass fusing. It's a great place to take your kids, without a doubt. They also do summer camp groups, classes and birthday parties. If you are an adult who just wants some quiet guidance on pottery or painting, no need to make an appointment. Just walk right in, pick a piece and sit down - the great staff here will help you through and hopefully you will enjoy your creation.
__label__1 I had been to one other Brazilian steakhouse a few years ago in Dallas and it was freakin amazing. However, Braza's wasn't great. It wasn't bad, but the food didn't seem freshly cooked; more like it had been under a warmer too long. Most of the meats were ok. The flank steak was great, chicken was good, sirloin was ok but sort of bland, the pork was good, lamb ok, alligator (yes, alligator) was not bad (my first time trying). \nThe atmosphere was the most disappointing element of the whole experience, as the picture on their website made it look like a 4 or 5 star fancy restaurant, with a nice picture of a glass of wine -- however when we arrived, it looked similar to the interior of a Golden Corral (not exaggerating) - definitely not a place that is likely to impress your wife/girlfriend. Also, be prepared, the restaurant is actually split in half: one side is Indian and the other is Braza's; so, it had the thick smell of an Indian restaurant in the air- which kind of worked against our Brazilian appetites. \nI have to say the service was pretty good. The wait-staff was friendly and seemed to want us to have a nice time.\nThe pricing was about $40-45 a person, which I thought was a bit high for this particular establishment-- and I walked away feeling like if I was going to spend that kind of money, I could've done better elsewhere.
__label__4 We love love love this place, great food, soo many vegan options. I started going there when i was pregnant and believe me once i went there i was there every week, sometimes twice... love their Pastas, sooo much flavor and just very hearty. I have actually had most of the pastas here, love the Pesto and alfredo. Love the lemon garlic, love their spinach mushroom lasagna.\n\nThe soups here are amazing, all of them, but specially Asparagus Cream, Butternut squash and Veg Minestrone, i generally order one with the Toasted sweet potato or the Portobello picnik half sandwich.. or sometimes only the soups.... Now that my son is going to be 1 year old, he also loves going there and if i try to give him some soup he will have it... I'm ure he loves it since he was in my tummy eating this food every week. LOL...\n\nThe coffee and the lattes are great too. Love their cakes and pies ate a lot of it when i was pregnant, just last week i ate their Pumpkin pie again and Yes my son loved it and was asking for more. Overall the ambience of the place is amazing... and now i go there every other week... Friendly staff great service.\nBy the way i have heard a lot about their great b'fast options, but havent tried it yet... Probably this weekend i will go to taste all that...
__label__3 Everything I have eaten here is delicious...a little pricey for lunch, but worth it. Its a good idea to split a pasta meal and a salad with a friend; Then you get the best of both worlds.
__label__3 Love! Urban Yoga is an excellent find here in Central Phoenix.  I used to drive all the way to Scottsdale and Paradise Valley for my yoga classes. I loved the studio and teachers but was never thrilled about the drive. When my favorite yogini left the state of AZ, I was left to find a new place to train my mind, body , and spirit. I tried two other studios in close proximity to where I live. I never felt the comfort, challenge, or connection I had before. I found Urban Yoga and it is exactly what I am looking for. I looked at the studios website URBANYOGAPHX.COM before going over for a class. It has detailed descriptions of all of the classes and teachers.It tells you all about the studio and what it has to offer. As soon as I walked in to Urban Yoga, I felt comfortable. I was greeted by a friendly girl at the front desk. She was very engaging and showed me around the studio before the start of class. The over all vibe at the studio just feels comfortable.  Its esthetically pleasing and kept clean. The class was excellent. Lindsey was the teacher and she had a great energy and knowledge of yoga. I like that the class is one hour. It is just the right amount of time. I also had a class with Megan and it was very challenging. I loved it. I enjoy the variety of teachers and styles that Urban Yoga offers. I am full of gratitude to have found Urban Yoga. NAMASTE.
__label__1 ... this was the worst experience with a class/instructior I've had in my 10 plus years practicing yoga.\n\nI decided, on a recent trip to Phoenix, to drop in to a Candlelight Yoga class. Sounded really nice and relaxing. Not ... so ... much ....   I just don't understand why there has to be pop music blaring in the background THE WHOLE CLASS  ?? How about some softer music? Or silence. I found it both annyoing and super distracting.\n\nThe instructor was very uninvolved and seemed bored. She paced back and forth in front of the room at the beginning of class ... she did not at any point seem calm, centered or really connected to what was going on with her students. It was like she was distracted, or tired ... or BORED.\n\nWhat it was, and why I gave it two stars (and not one) was a good workout. Oh, and the studio is really nice ... urban, artsy, hipster style.\n\nI guess this is what they mean by competitive yoga. Everyone decked out in lulu, trying to outpose one another. Nothing wrong with that, but not my thing ... and I would advise anyone who's looking for more depth, presence and actual flow to try somewhere else.
__label__4 Best thrift store I have found so far in Charlotte. A very small portion of the store is consignment. The selection here is very nice. The quality of the items in this store is impressive! Its hard to find a bad item in this store. The worst thing about this store is to try to figure what not to buy.  Love it!!! \n\nI got my wedding dress here, normally retails for a few thousand and I got it for just over $100.\n\nMy dad went there to look for a suit, he was pleasantly surprised the items were an additional 30% off for their summer sale. He got a suit for $20!!! \n\nI highly recommend this  thrift store for those with a discerning sense of style on a budget.
__label__2 I randomly saw this place while having lunch last week. I remembered hearing of it so decided to stop in. \n\nMost items were name brand (gap, banana repbulic, ralph lauren, etc). Everything organized fairly well. I walked out with 4 skirts and men's shorts for only $75. \n\nAlso, you get a 'loyalty' type card. You get a stamp after you spend $25. After 5 purchases of $25, you get 30% off your next total purchase.\n\nOne big downside of this place is checking out. Junior League members volunteer in the store, which is great! But it definitely makes for a very slow check out process.  I really wanted to poke my eyes out waiting.\n\nAccept visa and mastercard. Not american express
__label__2 Crapplebee's....that's what my friends and I call this place.  Unfortunately, it's one of the only restaurants in Laveen, so we keep dragging ourselves back there, just because we are lazy and are sick of McDonald's.  Food is hit or miss.  You may wonder why they keep changing their menu, it's because their food is usually horrible, so they have to.  The food is not horrendous, and it's priced ok, so that is why we keep going back.\n\nOh yeah, AVOID the karaoke nights.  Actually, no, if you wan't a good laugh, you should go.  It was a lot of Barry Manilow, and slow, soul music, and horrible music.  It gave my friends and I some well-needed drunken entertainment.
__label__0 The waiter was super friendly and nice however the restaurant was empty, took almost and hour to get any food, when food came sides were missing and one of the dishes had been reheated causing the cheese to harden horribly. In speaking to the manager, manager was pompous and arrogant towards my mother. Asked to get a comment card and manager got defensive and accusatory
__label__4 Im a huge applebees fan, only the happy hour tho lol. \nI have been to alot around the valley and i just moved to laveen, and this one is the best one i have ever been to. this place is 2.3 miles away from man that's just amazing for me...
__label__2 Good pizza, I also like that they use the \"level up\" app. I saved $10 on my order.
__label__2 Good choice hotel for a Montreal quick getaway. I booked  room on Priceline $90 bucks for 1 night.\nGood location in middle of everything. Shopping Mall with food court on lower level. Museum of Contemporary Arts right across the hotel but It's nothing to see there - waisting of time!\nComfy beds. Good deep pool. \nDirty in public washrooms.\nOverall:  OK
__label__2 I've stayed at the Hyatt a few times in the past (always booked on Hotwire.com for a lot less than the normal rate). The hotel isn't much to look at from the outside (typical 60's stark & practical concrete look of Montreal's downtown) but the rooms are very nice. The bathrooms are stocked with fluffy towels and nice bath products and the bed is really comfortable.\n\nIf it was just for the room and the service at the front desk, this place would get a 4 or 4.5 star rating. But there were a few things that bothered me.\n\n1. Not sure who the genius was that decided to go with fabric curtains on the inside of the shower instead of plastic, but newsflash idiot, that cotton/silk blend ABSORBS water. What does that mean? It means that every time I take a shower, there's a giant puddle of water on the bathroom floor. Good thing there were plenty of extra towels every day to mop up the mess.\n\n2. The hotel is located in the Complex Desjardins and is above a mall so the lobby is actually located on the 6th floor. This means that from the street or garage, you have to take two sets of elevators to get to your room. Not so bad, but when the hotel is busy, you can wait a while for an elevator.\n\n3. I am constantly travelling for work or pleasure, which means lots of nights spent in hotels. One thing I've learned in my travels is that the higher the star rating, the nicer the bed/bedding and towels are but the more expensive WiFi costs. I've stayed at cheap rundown hotels that smelled like urine (http://www.yelp.ca/biz/days-inn-conference-center-york#hrid:pjiJL4H3qJIYBzwtcNrNOw) that had free WiFi. But the 4 star Hyatt Montreal charges $14/day for WiFi access. Really Hyatt? With the high cost for a room (standard room rate), you'd think you could include free WiFi.\n\nIt's not all bad though. The hotel is located right on Ste Catherine next to the newly renovated festival district. It's right at Place des Arts and a few minutes walk to the old Port or the debauchery that is Ste Catherine street.\n\nIn conclusion, use Hotwire.com to book a room in Montreal. You'll likely get the Hyatt for $85/night, which is worth it. \n\nFinaly note directed at hotels in general: Why do you supply fancy moisturizing cremes, which no one uses, but no toothpaste?
__label__2 I went here for a Bank of America Luncheon that was buffet style. The food was really good. We had some chicken breasts with melted cheese on top......some tasty mashed potatoes, and some vegetable. For dessert we had some brownies that were kinda nasty. Looking forward to going at nighttime since people have said this is the \"hotspot\" at night.
__label__1 Not only does this place contain too much chain restaurant look and feel it seems that they consistently overbook their upstairs space.  The first time I went it was for appetizers and drink specials.  40 minutes later the apps were finally set out and the drink specials were on domestics beers.  One glance at the apps sent us off in search of something else.  After the first visit I dubbed them Blackfinn, never intend to back again.\n\nHowever, another scheduled event unwillingly brought me  back.  The second visit pretty much rang true with the first visit.  That said, I'm more of the type to search out local, non-chain treasures that focus on quality and freshness over standardized menus.  Others prefer the consistency and predictability of some such menus.
__label__2 By day this is a great spot for lunch.  The salads are huge for just 8 or 9 bucks.  The specials like the meatloaf and mashed potatoes are to die for!  I love getting the shrimp appetizer as a dinner, it is a ton of food and can totally substitute for an entree.  \nAs a late night spot, yes they charge cover but get there early and you will be ok.  If you go with a group of your friends then repelling the 21yr old Bud Light drinkers gets easier.  Always great dance music and if you want something mellower just head downstairs!  :-D
__label__3 I really enjoyed the food, the service and the atmosphere here.  My mom and I ate here for restaurant week and its was delicious.  The blackened brie is a definite winner as is the decadent hot chocolate dessert.  All the staff were very attentive and I also liked how the managers showed an involvement in the restaurant which is something you do not see all the time. Will defintely be going back.
__label__0 Just not good. Waitress knew I hated my food and didn't offer refund, discount, or replacement. I barely touched it. It was loud and clear how much she did not give a fuck. We were one of only two tables in there, so there really isn't an excuse to have missed something or been too busy.
__label__2 I'm only giving it a three because of consistency... When visiting Charlotte and this restaurant, my food and drink were awesome!! I had the queen city chicken.  I took a taste of two other entrees. My sister's cheese steak was literally burnt and dry. My moms steak sandwich (can't remember the name but it came with the au jus) was perfect!! They went again without me and said that everything was ok (this was a lunch visit).  So in my opinion give it a try.  Maybe just skip the cheese steak sandwhich.
__label__3 The service took a little extra time but the food was amazing! Get the iron skillet mac!
__label__2 went here with a friend to look around and see what is it all about maybe another time when it is not so hot  right now i think this park is not so hot as the weather is
__label__3 Yelp sent me here! I came right before lunch ended on a Monday, after the lunch rush. I ordered the blue fin special, white tuna nigiri, rainbow trout nigiri, ahi poke salad, red dragon and mussels. I would skip the mussels, but everything  else was good and tasted fresh. You have to get the white tuna. Its ridiculously melt in your mouth goodness! For $22 lunch AYCE, how could you go wrong?
__label__1 The star of the show here was the tempura ice cream. I have been dreaming about having this again since we came here. Besides that, I didn't care for this place too much. The fish was all drenched in vinegar, which I'm not a fan of. I prefer for them to use that sparingly. I could tell the fish was good but I couldn't really enjoy that when it was covered vinegar and sauces.
__label__1 Place is small, you can sit outside... In this heat, no thanks.\n\nService was BAD. We had to ask multiple times for things. My fiance had plastic,\n\nYES PLASTIC in his water.\n\nFood, is mehh. We've had better.\n\nMy 5 month old daughter was with us, and her outfit had gotten messy while we were there, so I took her in the bathroom, and changed her, without making a scene. However, I had a mommy brain fart, and forgot to pack a second outfit.\n\nIt was a week day, and the place was NOT busy. So, because I knew that we were just waiting for dessert and the check, I walked out with her in a blanket and her diaper. \n\nThe waitress just had to ask why my baby was \"naked.\" Making it seem like I was an unfit parent. Almost drawing attention to our table. Making us very uncomfortable.\n\nWe couldn't get out of there fast enough.
__label__1 This place used to be quite good but I think they may have had an ownership change recently.  Over the past 12 months or so we have seen the quality of the food and service level both drop to unacceptable levels.\n\nThe food is overall average - the fajitas down right poor and the drinks very inconsistent.  They do get somewhat busy with a bar crowd but that too seems inconsistent so when they do get busy the service gets very bad.\n\nWhen service deteriorates the Manager (or owner, I'm not sure) seems to hide from customers. \n\nOverall, make the trip down to Shea Blvd and find much better at better prices.
__label__1 Positives:  Chips and salsa came right away.  Chips were fresh and warm.  The regular salsa (not the hot) was actually really good.  \n\nNegatives:  Ordered spinach enchiladas.  Very bland tasting.  My wife ordered a combination plate which was also very bland.  \n\nOverall very unimpressed.
__label__3 Currently closed for renovation, been out last 2 weeks. \n\nPricey is kinda subjective , I eat here at lunch and for the price of a \"---berto's\" plate I get to sit in a nice atmosphere , get  great salsa with  flavor and decent dose of heat \n\n So far no complaints with service and I have a  pretty short lunch time. What stops it being great? Well this is a weak four as my meals have been an odd kinda mix  of great   ingredients , prepared consistently well  E.G, salsa, the beans, the rice, the side veggies  are way above most of the fare in similar restaurants  but the protein  comes out a bit bland and is carried by the surrounding material which is a shame.  \n\nIf you have friends that think Macoa's  is great this should blow them away:)
__label__4 Set apart from the hustle and bustle of the mall itself, Crate & Barrel is two full floors of the most rad and modern, fashionable furniture and housewares around. I have no idea how I missed going in for the first time until not long ago. This stuff, along with items from shops like west elm and IKEA, will be sure to grace my home one day when I make it to pickin' in the high cotton.\n\nThe staff is always just friendly and helpful enough, but out of your way when you want to burn some time just feeling out the way a couch or chair ergonomically hugs your contours. The possibilities for decking out a kitchen and dining areas in particular are endless here - and I'm a man who loves those rooms most! Needless to say I can get lost pretty easily trying to figure out what I want.\n\nThe colors and selection are, like I said, very modern. Lots of straight lines and dark woods. Furniture is almost always out of real woods from oak to bamboo. Shag rugs and pillows of every variety and furniture that makes you think \"How did they do that?!\" Of course I am opinionated and there are some items here which I think are a lot less functional outside of being an obstacle for you to trip over in your home. Overall this stuff is just amazing beyond description. The furniture is highly functional, chairs and sofas surprisingly comfy and the choices for kitchen-wares are endless.\n\nThe only issue here is the price but I think it fits for the area and ultimately the quality of what you're looking at here. Also, they are the only place in the area that I know of to carry the trending marimekko brand.
__label__2 Visited EQ3 for some decor ideas. It was OK, very contemporary (which doesn't happen to be my style), but overall nothing spectacular about this place. They had some items priced reasonably, but lots that I felt were overpriced for what they were. I would keep this place in mind, but look elsewhere first.
__label__3 About as large as a small Wal-Mart, this is truly a warehouse of shoes. And surprisingly, not all women's shoes. There is a large section of shoes for men too!\n\nI stuck to my side of the shop and saw that the shoes were organized by style - boots, laceups, slip-ons and such were all neatly put together with one on display and a stack of others underneath with a variety of sizes. I have average size feet, so it's rare that there is any problem finding shoes in my size that fit.\n\nAfter I had narrowed down my selection to just two and was walking around to test comfort, I spotted their \"clearance\" racks in the back had a pair of the style I wanted in my size! So instead of buying a full-price (marked down?) pair at $62, I got a \"last pair in store\" with a 20% discount that was a name brand (Timberlake!) for $52. Boom!\n\nWhen you shop at Off Broadway, you also get an encore rewards coupon for 10% of your spending that you can use on your next visit. I can't imagine that I'll be back for shoes again and remember this coupon, but hey, you never know!
__label__0 I don't even want to give one star but you can't post if you don't mark anything so against my better judgement, one star, under protest, it will be.\n\nI have to say I will NEVER go back to this place again!!!! I don't know if management has changed but I can tell you that the service here has been continuously declining over the past year and TONIGHT was the W-O-R-S-T!!!! They definitely need to have 2 people behind the sushi bar because the one person thing just doesn't cut it. Even when the place is almost empty, it takes FOREVER to get your sushi. \n\nWe've lived in Goodyear now for almost 7 yrs, meaning when we first moved to this side of the valley there were no restaurants, especially sushi places until the last 3 yrs maybe. When this place first opened we were so excited because it was much closer to home, at the time the service was excellent and fast, and the quality and quantity was worth the price. Forget that! You'd be better off going to the grocery store and buying their sushi. \n\nWe ordered a total of 4, count them, 4 rolls tonight. The first roll was delivered rather quickly. Nice surprise, however it wasn't one of the ones I had ordered so I waited patiently. The second roll, again, not one that I had ordered was delivered probably within the next 5-10 minutes later. Wow, we thought. Service seems a little better than last time. BIG MISTAKE FOR THINKING THAT!!!!!!!! Holy crap, sat waiting for almost another 30-35 minutes watching all these other orders going out for people who came in some time AFTER, yes I said AFTER, we did but not our 2 measly rolls. \n\nWe also had to be our own server when it came to refilling our drink. Server never came back to refill so I got up and refilled our drinks myself. Too bad we didn't order alcohol because i would have gone back to get that as well. \n\nI finally decided I had had enough and we got up to leave. When I was approaching the female server to ask for a bill for the sushi we did get and explain the situation she walked right by me like I was invisible or something. She came past me a second time and when I started to speak to her, she ignored me and walked over to a table that was cancelling an order because it was taking too long for them as well. When she walked past me the 3rd time and ignored me I happened to mention in a loud voice that I must be standing there for my health or something. Finally I walked over to the curtain that they have to divide the register, kitchen and hall to bathrooms from the dining area and told the lady we wanted to cancel our order, wanted the bill for what we got and that we would never come back again because service was so horrible. She said OK thank you, so we walked out. \n\nHey, wait a minute, I think they owe me money since I had to play waitress. \n\nYou know, we love, and I mean love sushi but I'd rather have to drive out of the way to a place where I know we will get service promptly and with a smile even if the place is packed to the gills, no pun intended
__label__0 Took them half hour to get me pollo loco n las Vegas rolls. The couple that arrived after me received there food first. I did not appreciate it at all !
__label__1 Post weekday brunch at Toast (the perfect time to shop) I stopped in. I was impressed by the organization, the variety of sizes and colors, the accessories (Marc Jacobs stam bag for $500?), but once I got down to actually wanted to find something in my size, I was a little disappointed. \n\nI then switched over to helping my sister find a new dress, but even in her smaller size, she didn't have much to pick from once you eliminated the casual sun dresses and the work attire. Everything that we thought we liked fell into the 0 - 4 range, which my sister sometimes falls into - but just not with all the boutique brands. Six dresses later, no dice, and no help from any associates.\n\nThey had some cute jewelry, but for the most part nothing spoke to me. The two girls behind the counter (who seemed to be glued there) didn't say much to us, or any of the other customers either (until they decided to purchase something). However I heard plenty from the two on their thoughts on the parking situation (it's never been great here, oh well), as well as rants and raves of fellow center businesses, and most of them were rants. I was a little put off that they thought it was appropriate to talk trash about and potentially turn business away from the strip with a conversation they definitely could have had while no customers were in the store. I feel like in a center like this, where there's no real competition between two stores selling the same products/services, they'd all be open to supporting each other - but I guess not. \n\nI won't say I'll never stop in again, because they do have some good brands, I just hope next time I catch the girls working there on a better day.
__label__2 I am a fashion fiend and even more so for bargain and recycled clothing and was really pumped to learn about JT Posh after doing a quick search for consignment stores in the Charlotte area.  The store is super cute, with nice, clean decorating and a big bright layout.  They had lots to choose from, especially with dresses, which I am always looking to buy!\n\nOn the downside, the prices still seemed a bit steep for being second hand clothing, even with the clearance items.  I was also a bit disappointed to not find a wider selection of shoes and bags, but it might have just been an off day too.\n\nHint: There's a 10% off deal for checking in through Yelp, so that can help with their prices!
__label__0 Never shopping here again, they have the worst customer service. Not only do they have these ridiculous policies that makes it absolutely impossible to return or exchange, on top of that they make you feel like they are doing you a favor even when you are within your right (according to their policy) to return or exchange. They do not care about the customer. They are polite and all smiles, but with following comments like, \"sorry there's nothing I can do. Want me to get the manager?\". Just so you can be told the same thing all over again. They will not work with you but against you. First time and last time I shop at a BestBuy. Their policies are strictly for their own benefit not the costumer. \"Hello, buy our stuff now eff off!\" With a big middle finger.\n\nAdded info-- Went to a different Best Buy with my problem to see if i would be told something different and they were actually expecting me. The first best buy I went to, I guess, called all nearby Best Buy about expecting a certain person with my problem. They asked me if I was at that location and if I was that person. Wow. They do go all out to make sure you don't get any help. Ridiculous. Lol.
__label__1 Food was pretty standard.. Almost $60 for two of us not including the tip. Our wait to be seated was about an hour. They were missing quite a few items that you would usually find in an outback steakhouse in your neighborhood. As to be expected in the strip the prices are more expensive. I would pass on outback.. might as well hit up something you wouldn't find in your neighborhood if you're going to pay almost as must as some of the other restaurants in the strip.
__label__4 I discovered George's through my restaurant.com coupon.  My girlfriend and I ordered two original Gyros.  I had the fries and she had the salad.  We also ordered the fried mushrooms and jalopeno poppers.  The fried appetizers came out first.  And they were perfect!  We have had fried mushrooms in the past that were dripping in grease or still frozen in the middle.  These were absolutely done to perfection.  They were crispy and seasoned without leaving you feeling greasy.  The gyros and fries were also well done.  The portions were generous for the price.  This is my new Gyro spot for sure.
__label__3 A fantastic little locally owned dive in South Scottsdale. I can't count how many times I've driven past George's, but I never had a desire to stop in because the strip mall it's located in is pretty shady looking. But then I read all the good reviews and decided I had to check it out. I'm glad I did. \n\nThe menu (which is posted on the wall, and takes up a lot of space) is huge. In addition to the pitas, there are pizzas, sandwiches, pastas, burgers, platters, and appetizers (both Greek and American). The very friendly girl at the counter wasn't even able to tell me what the best items were, but that's because a guy sitting just inches away started to rave about everything. I decided to go with the Original Gyro (hey, the place is call George's Famous Gyros, after all. It's $6.75 and comes with a salad or fries (I went with the salad). I also tried the Baklava since the raving customer told me it was the best he's ever had.\n\nThe Gyro was phenomenal. As good as any Gyro place I've ever eaten at. It's all from Chicago, and you can taste it! It looks small at first, but you'll be surprised at how much meat the pita is filled with. I recommend paying the extra 25 cents for extra sauce. The Gyro is so stuffed with lamb, that you'll appreciate the flavor it adds. The salad is pretty big, but it's pretty much just a standard Greek salad. The Baklava was great, but pretty small even for it's $2.25 price. I would also suggest that George's drop the salad or fries and charge a dollar or two less for the Gyro a la cart. I really didn't want either, and would've preferred to save the cash. The wait for my food also felt a little long, but its probably because most of the food was made fresh, so I can live with that. I got my money's and taste bud's worth, and then some. I'll definitely be back at George's Famous Gyros to see what else is good here.
__label__4 Another place in town that I wish I'd known about a long time ago.\n\nThis place is great, though hidden away.  If you ask, no the meat is not organic or free-range.  But it's local and very fresh - one of my friends said they got a piece that was still warm.\n\nThey also have some cuts of meat you won't see in the grocery stores - like beef hearts.  I went in today to buy a chicken and there were a couple pig heads sitting in trays, ready to go home - so, if you are an adventurous cook, this might be a good place to check out.\n\nWhat they actually have varies from day to day but I can generally find something I'd like to cook with, and they generally have a mixture of beef, pork, chicken, eggs, and slightly more processed stuff like meat sticks, ham, bacon, bacon ends, jerky and sausages.  Some of these (like the smoked pork chops and the ham) are a little salty for my taste, but they are still pretty good and the prices are very reasonable.  \n\nI got some prime rib here for my girlfriend and I to have as a treat and it was excellent, extremely delicious and flavorful.  Basically I am going to try and buy as much as possible of of my weekly meat here, instead of at the grocery store.
__label__1 Never a great sign when you enter a giant restaurant for dinner and the place is completely empty. The next red flag was the menu that was enormous, I am talking on par with the ridiculousness of Cheesecake Factory. Since the menu had my head spinning I went the safe route with the chicken tender plate. My girlfriend ordered a Thai chicken inspired meal and her mom ordered a salad. I will say again the restaurant was pretty much empty, it took nearly 45 minutes for us to receive our meals. My chicken was decent, I think I expected it to be worse but it was nowhere near the wait I could have went to Bojangles for the same quality. \n\nAlso, this place had the saddest beer menu ever.
__label__0 For the sake of the Mountain Island area, I hope this highly visible establishment improves and makes it. The food and service is simply awful. A menu that has 50+ items is bound to be bad. Focus on something or a category and make it good.  Server rushed us and we were one of 10 tables, in the entire place. She dropped off a pile of napkins with a mystery goo / ranch-like thumbprint on them. We put them on the floor. \n\nWe usually cave in and go here every 6 months because we're tired and hungry. Staying home and eating crackers would be more satisfying.\n\nAnd, they brought me a Sam Adams...in a Bud Light pint glass. No no.
__label__2 Nice Italian restaurant for a simple lunch or dinner. Flavors are good, service is OK and quick but this is not an upscale restaurant it is instead a neighborhood place that is OK.\nIf you are a student or professor at UNC Charlotte it is one of the better places for lunch in the area.
__label__0 I came here to have sushi since the reviews here were pretty good. Not everyone in my party was a sushi fan so they ordered something else but seriously, my cousins dish was literally a $12 bowl of rice with eggs. No, not egg fried rice. White rice with eggs on top. And another one of my cousins got a noddle appetizer and it literally looked like they took a bag of ramen noodles and just cooked that. My brother wanted Saki and the waiter gave him a Mai Thai cause it was to hot outside and it looked like he wouldn've enjoyed it better than the saki. What a disappointment and so disrespectful.\n\nI'm not trying to say the restaurant was a completely mess but I was not impressed and not happy. Service (excluding the drink incident) was pretty good. The decor was very nice but I just wish the food was better. I was really hoping to like this place since I live very close to Monona.
__label__3 Whether you're in Lima or Napoli, Southern European and Southern American cities have similarities, they still have bustling produce, fish and meat markets with restaurants that blend in with the chaos. Wooden tables without napkins. Sturdy cutlery. Pots, pans, dishes, and plates in all sorts of shapes and textures, just like the patrons. Layers of seafood on ice along the bar. And of course, the sizzling of onions and shallots (the aromatic of choice for French cuisine) filling the dining room. Patrons gossiping and boasting about their lives, all in all an orgy of noises and smells.\n\nThe problem is, we are not in Sao Paolo, but in Montreal, in the bowels of Le Plateau. This is chef Martin Picard's Au Pied de Cochon. The acclaimed Chef attaches his beginnings to Montreal going back to the early 1990's.\n\nThe raison d'etre of Au Pied de Cochon is to delight its customers, as much through its exquisite food as through its friendly atmosphere. When it is a question of pure pleasure, one would have a hard time convincing that the feeling of fresh vegetables cracking in your mouth, as good as it may be, is as pleasurable or as intense as a piece of meat, cooked perfectly, especially at the moment it releases its fat and its juices, filling the body with warmth an instantaneous feeling of well being. \n\nOne thus goes to Au pied de cochon for the comforting pleasures of a meat-plentiful and generous kitchen, terroire inspired. Martin Picard is a larger-than-life character, for whom eating well means eating a lot, and drinking well means drinking a lot.\n\nLike the changing temperatures of the seasons, the kitchen at Au Pied de Cochon offers a variety of seasonal fare. Without giving up the pillars of the meat repertoire that characterizes the restaurant, Martin Picard's estival cuisine includes a large number of fish and seafood dishes. During the winter the menu goes through a dramatic transformation.\n\nMost dishes have only four or five easily identifiable ingredients, in balanced proportions. Chef Martin Picard does get clever with one pervasive product: foie gras. It comes in nearly a dozen combinations, including stuffed into a ham hock, with poutine, and in an interesting creation called \"Duck in a Can\" which does, indeed, come to the table with a can opener. Somehow! this canned duck provided us with succulent meat without any of the chewy fat that is usually expected. After having magret de canards in Montreal in the past, none have come close to satisfying me like this dish.  A heap of mushrooms and onions covered the deep colored duck strips, which were teased to perfection by the chef. \n\nThe main courses are for carnivores and pescivores. We were tempted by but did not try any of the large plates of seafood on a bed of crushed ice. The zucchini flowers were delicately fried and sprinkled with fleur de sel, and the calamari was light and citrus filled accompanied by caviar.\n\nWhen you feel like another bite will send you into a cholesterol-induced coma, maple syrup cake is the only fitting finish.\n\nThis is not an establishment for sensitive stomachs and underperforming livers!
__label__4 Heard about this place through many channels, most currently through word of mouth, but as far back as the episode of Bourdain's travels. \n\nI travel to Montreal a lot and this is the first time with my fiance, so I had to go somewhere nice... Now on to the good stuff. \n\nThe only reason why its not a perfect 5 star is because of the missed delivery of my appetizer, its more 4.5 stars, but yelp doesnt have a 4.5... so I rounded up :) \n\nRatings & Review \n- Food - (5 Star) \n- Service - (4.5 star) Just because of the missed appetizer, my beers came flowing perfectly \n- Decor - (5 star) \n- Cost - (5 star) its French people.. come on \n\nFood Had: \n- Foie Gras Cromesquis - This was weird, I never had foie gras, but this stuff is amazing, its foie gras cubes battered and deep fried, when you pop it in your mouth, it bursts with the best flavor I've ever experienced, is this foie gras? I am in love then! \n\n- Piglet Roast - Sliced pork, nothing much else to say, I was not too fond of this, pretty bland \n\n- Fries (in duck fat) - They actually have a guy devoted to just making fries, he throws how the cold ones and make them to order, tastes amazing \n\n- Duck in a can - WOW amazing, it took a while to arrive because it needs to cool down, but when you bite into it... OMG amazing!, I just can't see myself eating the duck skin... it was pretty thick...\n\nTip: (1) Reservation is a must (2) Sit at the bar, the first 4 seats are awesome, you see all the action in the kitchen! (3) If you sit at the bar, wear something you don't mind at the end of the night smelling like the kitchen!
__label__0 We hear the food is fabo. We'll never know. We made a reservation one week ahead for a party of 6. We watched a party of 7 be seated in front of us (assume they had a res, too). We were repeatedly lied to by the hostess. She even told us our table was about to free up because the folks eating there \"just paid their check.\" Turns out no one was paying. She was lying to everyone there. We've eaten all over the world and never seen anything like this. Quite weird. We took our $ elsewhere.
__label__3 A 4.5 star restaurant for sure!  \nGood thing i made a reservation.  I was able to secure a seat by the bar at 9:30pm last Saturday night.  Yes, that is normal dining time for the locals.  I love being seated by the bar/kitchen because i get to watch all the actions and feel the energy.  They have quite a few beers on tab and good wine selections.  \nWe had this crab in puff pastry as an appetizer which is not on the menu, it's so amazing: fresh crab with a little bit marinated and fresh greens sitting between perfectly crisped pastry shells, yumm!  we also had beef tartare.  I'm not a beef person, and i hesitated when the young lady next to me recommended it.  it turned out to be amazing as well.  It was exemplary in taste, presentation and execution.  \nwe had special risotto and duck in a can for entrees.  Duck in a can is pretty good, a little salty for me, but it's pretty good.  I loved the risotto they made in front of me:  they mixed pre-made risotto and a pan of pre-made sliced mushrooms and some foie gras in a huge cheese bowl.  It is very yummy, but really filling.  we also ordered poached pear with ice cream, that was a little too sweet for me.
__label__3 Just when I thought poutine couldn't get any better, I tried the foie gras poutine at Au Pied de Cochon. Everything crave-worthy about poutine, plus a luscious velvety smooth but surprisingly light foie gras gravy that drips over the melting cheese and fries. Definitely the highlight of the meal for me. Mmm...\n\nBetween the meat (both standard and offal) and the wine, the rest of the meal was a bit of a blur. The pied de cochon (pig foot) was delicious, but I wasn't crazy about the veal liver. This was probably one of the heaviest meals I've ever had, but it was amazing. I would come back again and again just for the poutine alone.
__label__3 Considering we could only get reviews at 11pm on Sunday evening.. Our evening was already going to be ..different.  I work for Food Network and I could not pass up a chance to eat here. Plus, Derek Bocking of Top Chef Canada fame was sitting nearby. Martin, not there at the time.. alas.\n\nThe first thing to note is that they hoarded the English speakers to the front. This is understandable, so the waitress could speak to us all, but she chose to do so.. in an interesting way. She would address us, along with the two tables on either side simultaneously. Interesting approach. The washroom is unmarked, I needed help to find, and the floor was SLICK with grease. A friend we made in line wiped out the second he walked in. Oh, also the air reaks of rendering pig fat.. but if you can make it past all of this.. there is the food. \n\nthe SO and I, having waited to 11pm to eat dinner, were famished and over ordered. The smoked sausage starter was really outstanding. I am German and well versed on smoked sausage. It was sour, and perfect. \n\nI enjoyed the French onion soup which was mostly bubbling cheese (yum) and a delicious rosemary infused broth. There were chunks fo pork in it which I found detracted from the soup. Still, really good. \n\nSpecial tuna \"handroll\" with chopped tuna, nori, rice, fish eggs and quail egg. Ridiculous. Best handroll I have ever had. \n\nMy main was a special, a tuna with eggplant and tomato. It was really good, albiet slightly overcooked. The SO had a pot of various pig bits on mashed potato. he liked it other than the blood sausage which he found only ok (although just recently back from a Blood fueled fiesta in Germany) We were too full to finish and unable to at 1am. The two mains were amazing fresh form the hotel room fridge the next morning.\n\nWine was good, beer selection ok. We had a good meal. Kinda pricey, keep that in mind. And reservations... book early.
__label__4 We ate here during a visit to Montreal this summer (August). Hating rejection, I e-mailed a week or so in advance for a reservation, and they phoned me back to confirm. After a day of hoofing it around the city, we walked right past this place twice since it doesn't have a sign. However, upon calling them for help we found it right there in plain sight. We were seated promptly and then sat there forsaken and forlorn for about ten minutes, my pet peeve. The reason for this was apparently that there was just one waitress for the front seating area and she took all the time needed to explain dishes and answer questions for each table, hence the wait. (Some self-absorbed diners love to inordinately monopolize servers with their inane queries instead of using the internet.) Anyhow, if you did your five minutes of homework, you know to order: pork and foie gras. We started with the delicious fried zucchini blossoms and a simple salad, then on to the stuffed pig's foot with foie. It was awesome, and awesomely rich. My wife, who is near-vegetarian, threw herself with gusto into disassembling this earthy, collagen-laden treat, served atop mashed potatoes, cooked vegetables and a thick demi-gravy. Whatever magical treatment they did there was absolutely no stink of cochon associated with this trotter, only yummy goodness. Yes, we did finish it, but there was no room for dessert. We had a French red the details of which now escape me. The place is pretty loud and tightly packed. I wouldn't call it comfortable, more down-to-the-business-of-eating, a money mill. A table of Asian tourists nearby provided diversion in the form of ordering and photographing endlessly an entire pig's head (served with a lobster as crown). Wish I had room for more!
__label__3 Love the vibe, be ready for a heart attack.\n\nThe food is ridiculously rich. Everything is piled with foie gras if they can. Loved the energy and vibe of the place and the beautiful crowd.\n\nInteresting experience but I probably wouldn't return. Perhaps more to protect my poor heart for having to breathe through all the clogged arteries.
__label__4 A recent compliment from another Yelper reminded me that I haven't reviewed this place on Yelp yet. So thanks Betty B for reminding me!\n\nI have a friend who grew up in Montreal (he speaks fluent French, Italian & English) who told a work colleague and I to spend the weekend in Montreal with him after attending a conference in Toronto for the week. We took him up on his offer and this dining extravaganza was the culinary highlight of the trip.\n\nThis was just before the ban on foie gras went into effect in California, so our friend took us here to make sure we could overload on it...and we did.\n\nThere was so much that looked so good on the menu, three grown men wept with joy and giggled like schoolgirls.\n\nEven though it's not on the menu right now, the foie gras with maple syrup was amazing. We then dove straight into a second foie gras dish,  naked foie gras.\n\nOur third foie gras foray was the foie gras poutine...NOT to be missed!\n\nThen we had a pig dish and the Fowl for 2, which put us over the top. They were both completely off the hook. The whole chicken had a morel mushroom gravy that was so good you could have filled a coffee mug full of it and drank it straight down.\n\nThe wines?  Oh...the wines... \n\nTheir French wine selection was ridiculously amazing. We guzzled bottle after bottle with our meal like we were with Bacchus himself.\n\nThen came the desserts. It may have been the foie gras delirium, but each one was better than the last. We ordered three, struggled to finish them, but we had to because they were so good.\n\nHours after we got there, we stumbled outside feeling sated & slightly sinful at the end of this magnificent foie gras feast. \n\nBottom line? If you are within 500 miles of Montreal, make a trip to the wonderful city and this deliciously decadent restaurant. You'll thank me if you do.
__label__0 Perhaps the only people who go here are so thoroughly prepared for the experience that they are always pleased, but I found the place nauseating.  The food is so excessively greasy, fatty and unhealthy that is makes feel ill to think about it.  The place and the patrons seems to celebrate that, but that's just hard for me to understand or appreciate.
__label__1 ... back 2 years later and clearly not the same experience...\n\nloud place, with gang of amateur college student waiters being sometimes noisier than clients... smaller portions and only lukewarm when brought to the table...\n\nchamplain foie gras reheated and only luke warm = bad... serve it fresh and well done or simply don't offer it...\n\ncote levee de bison is just a joke but was recommended to me by the waiter (this or the pied de cochon, this time? what is the best?). A huge bone but nothing other then chewy fascias and gummy membranes on it (more expensive than the pied de cochon...)! Any bad cook would see that and try to stew and braise this much much longer and more to make it at least chewable, if not edible... sauce was OK because it visually masked the shininess of the piece of gummy \"meat\"... disrespectful!\n\nwon't return, won't recommended anymore.... at all...\n\nPS: the bixi station around the corner has disappeared... I would have done the same...
__label__1 It really pains me to give Au Pied de Cochon 2 stars, but honestly it didn't live up to the expectations I had for it. It was one of my top 3 musts for my visit to Montreal. Before the appetizers came I was telling my brother how I thought this could possibly be my favorite restaurant ever. I can be wrong from time to time.\n\nThe food was hit and miss. Everything sounds amazing when you read it off the menu, but the execution of some of the dishes left much to be desired. It's probably mentioned a lot but it really can't be emphasized enough: almost all the food is really heavy, fatty, and salty. Items I remember trying and would get again: Foie Gras Poutine (obligatory and good), Duck Carpaccio (best dish of the night), Foie Gras Cromesquis (wasn't amazing but it's interesting and I don't know anywhere else that I could get something like this), and another Foie Gras dish I didn't learn the name of. Dishes I probably didn't enjoy that much: Duck in a can (it was not bad, but I wouldn't get it again since it's so salty and at $44, hefty pricing too), Cod Fritters (meh), Lobster Risotto (ugh the risotto was undercooked and too dry for my taste and everyone else's taste at our table so it was a big disappointment), and the PDC Melting Pot (oh god, the worst thing hands down...all the meats were overcooked to the 7th depth of hell and it was all hard and dry...also no pork belly was in it as promised), and lastly, the Creme Brulee was a major dropping of the ball too (the creme was more like wet curds of tofu in texture and it was sour...what the hell). Creme Brulee is my brother's favorite dessert hands down and you guys made him depressed all night over how bad it was. \n\nThe servers are really awesome. The main dude was on point as a server. He memorizes orders, is charismatic and helpful, great personality and slightly funny. My brother and I ordered a shit ton and he challenged us to finish it all. We finished everything except we had to take the leftover Melting Pot home. He called us out when we asked for the to-go box for not finishing but it wasn't because we were full. It was just really inedible. I didn't have the heart to tell him that we won the challenge essentially... on top of adding that shitty ass Creme Brulee for dessert afterwards. \n\nGlad I tried it out albeit pretty disappointing. The menu is still interesting enough, but I'd probably not come back with all the other great Montreal restaurants around. Le Club Chasse et Peche would be my next target probably (I hear it's the same owner).
__label__4 Upon learning that Au Pied de Cochon likes to inject foie gras into everything from poutine to pancakes, I knew I had to give these people some business.\n\nOne of my friends scored us reservations at the bar which adjoins an entirely open kitchen where Chef Martin Picard and his capable cadre of culinary alchemists created their inimitable dishes mere feet away from us.\n\nPicard is hands-on and oversees or participates in every aspect of the food preparation, all while getting wasted in plain view of his customers. Watching Picard chug an Irish Car Bomb, two glasses of wine, and three pints of beer in the two hours I was there was unreal. By the time I left, the dude's body was rocking back and forth and one of his eyes was permanently closed. It was awesome, they should give him a reality TV show.\n\nI began the meal with the bison tongue appetizer, tender strips of meat prepared with tarragon. The meat itself was sweet and had a powerful and distinct flavor.\n\nMy dining partner ordered the venison tartare, which she let me taste. Nicely seasoned with capers, shallots, lemon, and a hint of capsicum, it was probably the most delicate and lean of all of the food that I sampled.\n\nMy entr\u00e9e, however, was a unique and innovative achievement of culinary gluttony -- \"Canard en Conserve,\" or \"Duck in a Can.\" Duck in a Can is half a duck magret with a hunk of foie gras tucked under the skin, buttered cabbage, bacon, roasted garlic, two sprigs of thyme, and venison demi-glace, sealed and cooked in a can.\n\nThe can was opened by the server in front of me and dumped over toast covered with celery root puree. Yes, it tastes as insane and rich as it sounds.\n\nMy duck magret was not the only tantalizing piece of meat at Au Pied de Cochon; prep-cook Emily's derriere thrilled as she calmly executed Picard's grand scheme -- such a full, wonderfully shaped backside for a white woman that I slurred on about it ad nauseum, even as my friend's eyes rolled each time I did so.\n\nEmily and all of the kitchen staff were friendly, occasionally stopping in-between chopping vegetables to ask how we were enjoying our meals, or to answer our questions about dishes they were working on.\n\nThe only negative thing I can say about this place is its lack of quality single-malt scotch, but this appears to be a systemic problem throughout Montr\u00e9al. I happily settled with a Macallan 18, which went well with the Pouding Ch\u00f4meur dessert, literally translated as a poor man's pudding. This resembled a bread pudding made with a maple syrup custard and sponge cake.\n\nI look forward to returning to Au Pied de Cochon on future visits to the city. I'd recommend this experience to anyone who loves food, and would also suggest that you try to score a bar seat reservation so you can watch Chef Picard get piss drunk in front of you.
__label__0 waited one hour between dishes. poor service! asked for a cake for my husbands borthday, they completely forgot about it.
__label__2 Si le resto n'avait pas une aussi bonne reputation internationnalle et que c'etait pas aussi cher je donnerais 4 etoiles. Pour l'instant il marche sur leur reputation, a part le foie gras ajout\u00e9 partout y a pas grand chose de cher sur le menu! \n\nNourriture: beau menu, bonne qualite, bien present\u00e9, le gout est la ! Mais c'est juste trop enorme, et trop gras. Mon conseil, partag\u00e9 tout. \n\nService et ambiance: les serveurs sont A1, rien a redire. Mais c'est trop petit, on est a l'etroit. Un local plus grand serait pas de trop! \n\nPersonnellement, je pense pas y retourner, y a ben trop de resto a montreal!
__label__2 If you like basic, generic Tex Mex style food, then you will love this place. Looking for a more authentic experience? Then head on down to N Tryon ST. That being said it's not bad, service was great, food was inexpensive,  the meal arrived quickly. If you ask they have a spicier salsa that they can bring to you. Is it a hot salsa? No, don't think I've ever had anything that was actually hot in here, but it has great flavor. It's close to the house, so I will be back periodically.
__label__0 Sad experience.  Went to the drive in at 10pm and was told they could not fill an order of their 10 for $10.99.  They only had 3 pieces of chicken.  That's not enough to feed both people in the car so we just left.  The employee made it pretty clear he wouldn't make more.
__label__2 This is a bizzare blend between a fast food burger joint and a sit down restaurant. Service was strained - I ordered the Rajun Cajun and the server got confused on the entry and was trying to modify a burger into the Cajun sandwich. We finally got it worked out.\n\nAfter you place your order you get your drinks and then sit down and wait to be called. I've always found this to be a bit annoying as half of the patrons hover around the delivery station anyway.\n\nOverall the food was ok - just ok. I'd probably give them another try but my expectations will be more modest next time.
__label__3 I had a buffalo burger, the wife had a salmon burger and the kid had a kid's burger combo. All were rock solid or better. Quick turn around and nice servers. - Update, the kid wanted to go back the next day for lunch and since we were in the area, we obliged. Guess what? Yep, the food was even better...I'd go 4 1/2. Also nice to see that the condiment bar was neat and clean once again even with a crowd. A great place for a burger!
__label__3 Bison burgers! Fantastic!\n\nThe burger I had here was very very good, and I especially like that you can put your own toppings on. No more making sure they know what I mean by \"double pickles, double onions, etc. etc.\"; just walk over to the toppings bar and load it up.\n\nThey also have pepperoncinis (aka banana peppers), which if you haven't tried them on burgers yet add a really great flavor you're missing out on.\n\nThe fries are thick cut and cooked very well, nice and crispy on the outside with a soft steamy inside.\n\nThe staff kind of acts like they don't want to be there. Which doesn't surprise me, given they all appear to be high school age kids and when I was that age I didn't want to be at work either. No big deal, they got my order right and the register girl was definitely good with customer service.
__label__3 We have tried most of the restaurants reviewed here but keep returning to Maria Bonita - and it's because of the fajitas.  Still have not found any Mexican place that has the seasoning and spices that Maria Bonita has.  Also, the salsa that comes with the chips changes each time we go as it is made on site, and almost all of the time it is fantastic.  Lunch prices are very good compared to the $8 an $9 dishes most South Charlotte places charge.
__label__2 The food is pretty good. I got the greek salad with grilled chicken, which is $10.50. Its just too expensive for fast food.
__label__0 Gross, gross, gross.\n\nAll the tables were sticky and disgusting.  When I asked for napkins to clean the table (they were behind the counter), the male employee gave me ONE.  After I specified that the table was really dirty.  He really should have offered to wipe it down for me, but instead, I was handed a single napkin.  Incredible.\n\nThe food wasn't good.  My gyro meat was chewy and dry, like it had been left out or something.  I actually couldn't eat it.  My side was a Greek salad, which was (for the lack of a better term) soupy.  There was so much dressing that it made a mess of my plate and all the lettuce was soggy. \n\nIf you're nearby and want to have some (much better) Greek food, try The Great Greek.
__label__1 Once when I was on a nonstop flight from Salt Lake to Washington DC, in lieu of all the reading material I had brought with me, I ended up getting sucked into a marathon viewing of Tabatha's Salon Takeover on Bravo.  After four and a half hours of salon/employee improvement and makeover \"reality\" TV I can say that this nail salon could definitely stand some Tabatha type attention.  \n   It wasn't as awful as some of the previous reviews, the lady who did my nails was quiet and seemed to stay generally focused - aside from having to answer the phone every time it rang.  I didn't wait very long before she started on my pedicure and she listened to what I wanted (just filing my nails - no clipping.)  The massage chairs work on the bottom and back; there's a lot going on there if you want it, or you can adjust using the controls.  She did a fine job on my toes.  \n   My major complaint comes as we moved over to the manicure.  The tables were gross!!  I wanted to ask for a sponge and some lysol to start cleaning myself.  The manicure tables were dirty and small.  Another customer commented on the cramped space and someone mentioned that they would be getting new tables soon.  I can only hope that someone might be bothered to keep the layer of grime off the new ones, but I doubt it. \n   Grand total for the experience was $55 for the mani-pedi.  It was passable, but they could be doing a lot better.  Improve the customer interaction, and clean up!  Next time I'm in Vegas I'll find somewhere else to get my nails done.
__label__3 I gotta give 4 stars based on the fact that as a local (and a nightshifter) I've been looking for places to accomplish my normal day-to-day crap in the wee hours of morning before the kids are up. The service was average, the pedi was average. I like that it's next door to a CVS so I could grab a few things without having to go to a WalMart. All in all, decent. \n\nI saw a previous review that says there is a special for a $30 mani/pedi after 3am-this was not the case. I was quoted $35 for a pedi, but was only charged $25-sweet!
__label__1 If you are in need after hours, then it's the only place to go.  But avoid it if at all possible.  The place looks seedy and dirty. the manicure and pedicures are mediocre at best.  I've been 3 times in an emergency and never felt really pleased, but I got it done.  It's expensive as you compare to the average salons.  I paid $55.00($65 with tip) for a mani-pedi.  My normal place charges $35 for both, but they are not open after 7pm.\n\nSo, don't expect much and use them in emergency only!
__label__1 Been here 3 times. I must admit it is not so great and over priced. The service lacks but they are open late. On a sunday night when I rip off a nail before a big dinner meeting, they are open for a quick fix. I give them props for the crazy late hours but there would be no reason to visit them otherwise.  Last resorts and emergencies only.
__label__1 Not worth the price! I was visiting from out of town and went there to get a manicure and pedicure based on a referral from the hotel concierge. I was hugely disappointed with the lack of cleanliness and professionalism. I get that it's not a fancy high end nail salon but it's extremely bad customer service to have some employees getting their nails done and others taking smoke breaks with friends (also getting their nails done) instead of helping customers. The guy who did my nails was nice and did a good job but I was a little concerned about how dirty everything was. The foot tub seemed grimy, the manicure takes were covered in grim and dust and clearly hadn't been cleaned. I was worried I would get some kind of infection. ..so far so good. I did get a pretty good cut on my toe from them using the cheese grater looking thing (I thought nail salons weren't allowed to use those anymore). Save your money and go somewhere clean and sanitary.
__label__4 There are so many interesting book~ just got three from there and they help to make my studies life more interesting~
__label__2 Until moving to Arizona from California, Sonic was a big mystery to me and my husband. For some odd reason, there were always commercials for the drive-in chain on local networks. The commercials were always funny in a dry sort of way, and we were interested enough to go look up the closest location, which was 40+ miles from our house. This seemingly pointless marketing strategy was something that a lot of Californians apparently noticed because some person started a Facebook group called \"All I ever see is commercials for Sonic, and I don't believe it actually exists.\" Needless to say, the group had many members join in a very short time. \n\nLast weekend, we had some friends come in from California for the weekend. They were staying at the Arizona Grand Resort and noticed this Sonic location across the street. Having also seen the commercials and up until this point having decided that the chain didn't really exist, they were super-excited to go experience what Sonic was all about. So, we pulled into one of the parking spots on a Saturday afternoon and decided to sample some of their many interesting drinks. We chose:\n\n*Mocha Java Chiller\n*Root Beer Float\n*Fried Ice Cream Blast\n*Butterfinger Blast\n\nWe each had a favorite, which worked out a lot better than continuing to pass them around the car (our original plan). Personally, I thought the classic Root Beer Float was the best, although the Mocha Java Chiller was pretty good and reminded me of a coffee milkshake. We paid $11 or so for the four drinks and had a pretty good time sitting in the car (with the AC blasting of course), sipping our cool treats, and reminiscing about the good old days in America when people knew each other by name and \"petted\" at drive-in movies and eateries. \n\nOk, maybe not the last part, but it was a fun afternoon activity after a long day at the hotel pool and now our friends can go back to California knowing that Sonic really does exist. As for us, doubt we'll be back frequently - at least not for the food, which I hear isn't great. The mystery of Sonic's existence has been solved and the mystery was part of what made us want to go there so much in the first place. Hmmm, maybe that's their marketing strategy. I figure if every person in any other state who sees the commercials and then travels to another state where they do have Sonics everywhere stops in and gets just one slush or blast, that's a lot of customers!
__label__2 (Torn over my feelings for Chill Out, I have decided to debate with myself, like I did in front of my child psychologist.)\n\n+ What I love about Central Phoenix is like, no matter what I'm in the mood for, there's always something close by that can satiate my craving. It's a good thing I don't crave fried chicken and mongolian hot pot too often, I guess. \n\n- Oh shut the fuck up. You weren't \"craving\" anything until you heard someone at Tammie Coe say the word \"gelato\". It just happened to be there.\n\n+ Still, you can't deny the awesomeness of a gelato place on the row. \n\n- Right, because no neighborhood is complete without a generic \"alternative to ice cream\" shop. \n\n+ It is not generic. \n\n- Let's do a rundown, shall we? Painfully cliche \"pun on something cold-related\" name...check. Tacky decor...check. Same assortment of predictable flavors...check.\n\n+ Okay, you seriously need to stfu. This isn't Baskin Robbins. You can't blame them for having a limited selection. It's gelato, a dessert that while delicious is simply not as popular or as easy to mass produce as ice cream. You can't fault them for not splurging on crazy flavors and toppings. You have to serve what you know will sell. Besides, they had a couple unique flavors. Like the bananas foster, you know, the flavor I, uh, we had that day.\n\n- Oh my god, after the third spoonful or so I thought there were cuts on my tongue. It was so sharp and tart, it stung. I couldn't even taste any cinnamon or brown sugar. \n\n+ I detected just a hint of rum flavor.\n\n- You're the last person I'd talk to about flavor. You, who swear up and down that the sweat behind your ears smells like pizza hut breadsticks.\n\n+ Okay now that was out of bounds. \n\n- And sorbet's nice and all, but would it kill anyone to have soy gelato on hand? I know it exists, I've seen it at Whole Foods. I mean, I'm not bashing Chill Out for not having soy, I just, you know, I'm just tired of sorbet.\n\n+ You have never eaten sorbet, ever.\n\n- I could eat sorbet.\n\n+ Your negative bullshit aside, I still think it was pretty good, especially at that price. I mean, as long as you're buying the gelato and not any of the coke products. Ugh. I'm so over drinks in plastic bottles. So not green.\n\n- And what would be better for the environment, Miss Earth Day?\n\n+ Just carry a reusable bottle or thermos and have them fill that up for you. Well, if they had a fountain and not a cabinet of overpriced high fructose corn---I'm starting to sound like you, aren't I?\n\n- Cthulu forbid.\n\n+ I think in time, if they try to expand their menu it could be a real \"cold spot\". Get it? You know, instead of a hot spot.\n\n- Die in a fire, you vapid twat. \n\n+ Bite me, Lilith Fair.
__label__4 I live in the Southwest valley and I didn't want to go to the dealer, which is VW since Saturn doesn't exist. I found this place on yelp and decided it might be worth the 20 mile trip. I suspected the issue was the rear wheel bearing and when I arrived, a mechanic took a ride with me to assess the noise I described. He took my vehicle to the bay and after about 20 minutes, I was told that my vehicle did need a wheel bearing hub and was asked if I wanted to have the work done. I had the work done and was stunned at the price. The service is great and the prices are honest. I arrived at 11:07a Saturday and was out the door at 12:58pm. I will definitely be back to have my other vehicle serviced as well. Tom also gave me 10% off my total since I mentioned yelp. Awesome service and prices!!
__label__1 BAD CUSTOMER SERVICE ; SUGGESTED NEW ENGINE FOR OVERHEATING ISSUE; \"...they may be nicer to you by simply playing dumb.\"\n\nI called in to receive a quote on a diagnostically-determined overheating-related repair, that my dealership had agreed the repair would be needed to resolve my vehicle's overheating problem. Although, the staff member/technician was very knowledgeable, the level of customer service was pretty bad. The staff member/technician would not listen to me as I tried to explain the history of the car, and the repair recommended by the dealership who had looked at the car yet quoted a substantially higher price than other repair shops for the job. I let him know I was simply calling around to find out how much he would charge for the job. The staff member/technician immediately started talked down to me, stating, because the car had over 150K miles, the repair wouldn't be done on the otherwise running and driveable vehicle; he recommended my engine be replaced completely, quoting a price $1000 MORE than the dealership. The staff member/technician also tried to scare me by saying if I did get the job done, it could result in a \"dead\" engine if the work was not done properly so this is another reason they wouldn't recommend it (I was shocked they would even mention a possibility of them doing improper job). As I was trying to discuss that there might be a misunderstanding of what's going on with the car, and asked for more clarification, the staff member/technician told me he had 3 other customers waiting and if I wanted to bring it in for him to look at it, I'd just have to pay for that and I could always go somewhere else, if I wanted.\n\nI wound up taking my car to Goodyear, quoting less than Honest-1 Auto Care, by $1500, and that includes 1 year warranty on the work. \n\nRecommendation: If you know nothing about your car, but want a fair deal... coming here may not hurt too much; they may be nicer to you by simply playing dumb. However, if you are a pretty knowledgeable consumer (I'm a disabled mechanic incapable of doing this job myself, thus why I reached out)... watch out, you might get hardballed and pushed aside for asking reasonable questions.
__label__0 I just received a response from one of the employees, and wanted to update from two stars (\"Meh. I've experienced better\") to one star (\"Eek! Methinks not.\"). Although, I appreciate the time they took to respond to my previous review, again, this review is addressing their customer service, with the online presence matching my phone experience.\n\nIn the comment, the employee addresses a review of an interaction with another employee over the phone, by focusing on the details of the job being done, rather than the customer service that was being reviewed. What is interesting is, even though I didn't mention any specifics of the job in the original review, but the comment refers to how \"big\" the job was and placing blame on the situation. This is indicative of the responding employee consulting with the addressed employee for information that could possibly defend their reputation. And here is what is really important to them, the reputation OVER the customer experience.\n\nThis review, again is about the customer service of this business. Instead of just saying, \"Thank you for your feedback. I'm sorry if this was your experience.\" ...the employee clearly demonstrates the type of customer service one can expect. They do not take responsibility for simply bad customer service, which can happen in any business. However, \"being a qualified technician\" doesn't give an establishment the excuse to address potential customers with disregard for professional standards of customer service. The competence of the staff is clear from the other reviews and is not in question. However, it's evident good customer service isn't only about being honest.\n\nI advise to potential customers of this establishment, to carefully read the original review and evaluate their response. As a potential customer, what if that was your review? As said before, it seems best to play dumb, refrain from asking questions, and try to work out your best deal... this is a main reason why mechanics and technicians gain reputations regarding customer service in the first place. \n\nHonest-1 Auto Care has a clear reputation for being \"skilled\" and \"honest\" as their name suggests... But outside of that, the service is nothing exceptional. That's why Yelp is so helpful. Reading other top rates reviews, there are quite a few \"honest\" mechanics in the Valley, and plenty of \"skilled\" mechanics. But, for overall quality of service, funds might be better spent on work that was not only honest  and skillfully completed, but also quality customer service that truly makes the difference in earning additional business ^_^  Remember, truly honest work can stand on it's own reputation. \n\nNevertheless, from the other reviews of Honest-1, they seem do a good job more often than not... but if you happen to have an \"honest\" question about their work, it's evident... you can expect them not take it very well.
__label__2 Stopped in for Sushi. Trendy atmosphere. Loud club music playing to pump you up as you eat. Classic Bruce Lee flick projected on wall is good for a few laughs. Sushi is fresh. Stuck with some of the more basic Maki rolls (Spicy Tuna, California). Both were on par with what you would expect from most Sushi restraunts. \n\nThe Sapporo Beer in 22oz can has an interesting steel shaped design to it.
__label__4 Excellent sushi. Sophisticated yet comfortable atmosphere and great presentation. Finding this place hidden away on a third floor is a real gem.
__label__2 Received an email from the owner of the restaurant,  who states they are still open and it was a competitor across the street that closed. I don't live in Montreal so I can't confirm,  but my apologies to the proprietor. I wish I had found your restaurant as I was very much in the mood for sushi that night. Perhaps some better signage might be in order?
__label__1 This place is in my neighborhood and I decided to support a local business instead of going to a chain like Little Caesar's or something. The pizza was mediocre and the price was high. Perfect. The veggies on my pizza were basically raw and the sauce did not taste good.
__label__2 Tried Bar Tepo for the first time tonight, thought it was pretty decent. I had heard from a friend that the Brown Sugar Hoisin Chicken Tacos were good so my wife and I tried them off of the tapas menu, they were very good. My wife commented that she would order the tacos from the dinner menu where they are also available. For dinner my wife had the Chicken Caesar Salad, the chicken was cooked very nicely with good seasoning, but the salad itself (at risk of sounding snobbish) was rather pedestrian. I had the Prime Rib Sandwich which was a really a French Dip sandwich. The sandwich was good but in my mind misrepresented on the menu. \n\nMy problem with this restaurant is that it is not sure what it wants to be. The decorating is very high end, but the food we received does not reflect the atmosphere. We will definitely be back and try the food again, hopefully I can raise my rating of this place. I really want it to be good.
__label__0 I had an oil change ($69.00) and paid extra for the works wash. When i picked up my car, it didn't look like it had been vacuumed. They sent me back to the vacuum area, and while I waited a guy was trying to tape up the vacuum hose with clear packing tape. I was tired of waiting so I asked for a manager. Oscar came over and proceeded to tell me that they couldn't pick up dog hair and that if i had wanted a detail, i should of paid for a detail. The woman who vacuumed the other side of my car was somehow able to clean it. Oscar was the rudest, most obnoxious person I had run into. And he was the manager. Shocking!!!
__label__1 I've been a customer of Danny's since I moved to Arizona 14 years ago. This is likely my last visit. Through the years I've tolerated being harassed about getting a detail, oil change, windshield fix, fluid flush, etc., but today was the last straw. The ticket writer repeatedly ground dirt into my paint using his finger for ten seconds after I loudly protested and then asked me, \"do you see these water spots?\"\n\nSince their recent immigration raid, this place has completely different staff and even though they were never 5-star, they aren't even 3-star anymore.\n\nThere's no shortage of car wash choices in the valley.
__label__2 Pretty decent car wash for the price.  They were happy to go back over a couple of places that they missed on my car.
__label__1 The team at Danny's did a really mediocre job on my car wash (barely vacuumed and I noticed after I left that they missed standard things like my side view mirrors). The staff is also disengaged and unfriendly. I bought a groupon with three car washes so I have two left, but wouldn't return otherwise.
__label__0 This place is getting progressively worse!  Just left after a 55 minute wait to get a works wash.  The last time I was there it was 35-40 minutes and they did an absolutely awful job.  The best part about today's experience was my call to the \"manager\" after I left, who told me that he would take my name and have the manager call me....what??  Like he is going to tell the real manager that he wasn't supervising the crew and making sure the car was was running efficiently.....not holding my breath waiting for a call!!!  Need to find a new car wash!!!
__label__1 Wow this place has crazy prices for a sandwich come on get real I don't understand what justifies paying so much for a soup or a sandwich and the portions are extremely small do yourself a favor and pass unless you have money to blow
__label__3 I've had Takamatsu's bookmarked since I moved to AZ a couple of months ago. Over the weekend, I finally got to try it out and boy was it an experienced.\n\nWe walked in for lunch on Saturday. It was pretty empty. The waitress was really friendly and took our order right away. We had the seaweed salad, spicy beef bulgogi and the pork katsu with two large Sapporo's to wash it down with. \n\nThe seaweed salad was fresh and tasty. A pretty good portion size too.\n\nThe pork katsu was good. It was a bit bland for my taste though. Another downside to the katsu, I found a plastic cap? in my dish . That was dissatisfying. The waitress said it must've accidentally come off the sauce jar. They apologized and didn't charge me for my liter Sapporo's though, so it wasn't that bad. \n\nThe spicy beef bulgogi is probably the best bulgogi I've ever had. It was the beau's dish, so I had to sneak in my bites. It was also a pretty large portion, so it could have been easily been shared. \n\nDespite my plastic cap experience, I'd give Takamatsu another shot just for the bulgogi goodness alone.
__label__1 2 words - Not impressed!\n\nIt has been three years on my quest to find great Italian food here in the valley.  Being Italian and from North New Jersey it has been quite a challenge.  So you could imagine the excitement when 2 of my very dear friends have been raving about the Amarone....stating the best Italian restaurant they have found in AZ.  I was extremely disappointed. \n\nAs I walked in i quickly noticed how beautifully decorated the restaurant was.  We sat at the bar.  The place was packed, so I quickly thought my friends must be right.  This place must be a gem.  Bartender was nice...didn't go out of his way.  The menu was a bit expensive. \n\n$3.50 for a coke!!!  That is a bit much!\n\nMy friend got pizza ($18) and I penne alla vodka ($15).  I had to ask for extra sauce as the pasta was VERY dry.  And to be honest....possibly one of the worst dishes of penne vodka I have had.  No flavor!  And the pizza was ok, BUT for $18 I was expecting fantastic.  \n\n2 of the waiters came over to talk with us and I felt them to be a bit creepy.  I think they just came back from a cigarette break, but I thin they were smoking something other then a cigarette.  \n\nNot one of my favorite.  What I have learned is that if I want great Italian food....I am just going to have to continue making myself!
__label__4 I thought the place was near perfect.  Our experience was flawless.  The service impeccable.  \n\nThings i loved about the place:  \nExcellent wine selection.  Not your normal everday average wines that most Phoenix/Scottsdale restaurants try to pawn off on us.  Well selected and nicely priced.  \n\nWe started off with the carpacio... it was beautiful.   Perfectly sliced. It was like butter in our mouths.  Simple, fresh,  high quality meat.  \n\nI had the mussles linguine in a white winegarlic sauce.  It was exquisite.    Just enough garlic to give it a spice and nothing overpowered the mussles.  Again... ingredients were fresh and of quality.  The pasta was perfetly cooked.\n\nFor desert.. the tiramisu.  YUMMMMM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! \n\nThe decor was great.  I felt it was a sincere attempt at fine dining while maintaining its personality.    The big round bar in the middle was elegant.. semi flashy but comforable.  The table where all well placed. There is a beautiful wine cellar with a special table for private dining.\n\nAnd of course, Mauricios genuinie hospitality embraces your table from time to time.  \n\nI'm glad to see a restaaurant of this caliber that is not owned by a major corporation  I consider this fine dinning with comfort.
__label__0 I love this brand but I am sure not going to this place again. I was visiting this place last month to looking for some good items. When I just walked in to the store, there was some black boys came in to store behind me. I'm Asian, I have been in United States for 40 years. I love every races in the world, there is not thing wrong with those kids but once they walked in be hind me, the employee who stand in front the door (old white guy) made some weird voice and he walk to another employee who is skinny tall and long hair and ask him something like\" hey don't you want to take picture of them and upload to internet?\" The tall guy asked him why I think, he said\" just to make fun of them.\" What is this!? Is this how they give customer service to customer? I looked up those kids, they just like all other young children shows underwear out of jean, it is just some kind style isn't it?  I was about 5feet away from those employees but I heard everything what they said! I felt sad and mad! Why people still saying something like that? I really disappointed!
__label__4 good deals\n\nfriendly
__label__0 -THIS LOCATION IS CLOSED due to a fire-Was disappointed to find a boarded up front entry here today, website says it is closed \"indefinitely\", but there are several other locations in Montreal.
__label__2 A blast from the past! It's a large store with dim lighting throughout. It was an interesting experience to walk through and find things that reminded me of my childhood or something you would find in your attic. \n\nThere are a lot of old suitcases, furniture, and old appliances among lighting fixtures and clothing. If you enjoy vintage sales, you will want to check this place out. You will either quickly stroll through or spend a long time looking since it's a tad like organized chaos. \n\nDefinitely friendly people working there!
__label__2 Had a chance to check out Lancasters last week from some BBQ take-out. Have driven past this place for years and never stopped in. Located on Beatties Ford just north of Mount Holly-Huntersville Road, it's easy to miss. There's a restaurant side and a bar side, which is where the take out area is. Very friendly staff. Ordered the chicken/pork combo and it was decent. Nothing wowed me about it, but it was pretty good. The mac & cheese side was really good though and I'd recommend that. Good place for a quick lunch and I can see why this is a 5pm place for many workers. Pork was better than the chicken, so if I go again, I'll probably just go with the pork platter.
__label__2 This store is cramped and triggers my claustrophobia. \n\nThey have tons of merchandise and prices are OK. I'm a Forever 21 type of gal these days. Unfortunately Charlotte Russe designs their clothes to look cheap. \n\nI only go to CR for the jewelry, not bad.
__label__3 It seems that Vegas has ALL the Le Sportsac stores, whether it is a regular store or an outlet. Where are the ones down here huh???? I don't even think SCP has it.\n\nThey are coming out with tons of designs which give me a migraine. I prefer the classic colors. However, I really like the new sizes and styles, but they hardly carry any in the classic colors. Most of them are the florals or the animal prints -- just too much for me.\n\nOtherwise, it's a great store!
__label__2 Do not, I repeat, do NOT go to the nail salon next to Dillard's. Very horrible service, they do not listen to you, they do a horrible polish job and of course the typical Vietnamese gossip the whole time which is very annoying.
__label__2 The name Northlake mall is misleading. The lake isn't that close. And there is no real lake in the neighborhood. That's the first thing I noticed so I thought I'd make that clear first thing here.\n\nThe mall has a lot of mid-range shops including Belk, H&M, and a smaller Macy's with linited inventory.  But it does serve its purpose as a mall. You can buy consumer products, grab a quick bite at the food court, watch a movie, maybe win a car showcased inside the mall, get coffee at starbucks, dine out at an Italian restaurant in the mall.\n\nThe best part of this mall are the shops around the mall. There's a decent neighborhood nearby. So Target, Wendy's, TGI Friday's, Bestbuy, Amerca's Best, PF Chang, and even a hotel surround the mall.\n\nAtmosphere-wise, it's a typical mall. Not too crowded, not overrun by teenagers who have nowhere else to go, not dominated by a single race/group etc. The only weird thing is the location. It's really an inbetween spot. There's the Southpark mall for down/uptown and Myers/Southpark ppl, Concord for the peoole up on the northeast. So naturally you'd think this mall would better serve the coty if it were on the northwest but it's right on top of the city. I'd say the lake norman area had something to do with it. Hey, the more near me, the better for me.
__label__3 Being a (closet) fan of Jaimee Rose's  Azcentral blog, I had heard about Noca a few weeks ago. I always enjoy trying out new restaurants and admit to still being very unfamiliar with many of the well known establishments here in the Valley.Trusting her taste and the pictures and descriptions of the items, I was keen on going and what better a time than my birthday. We were a party of 5 and had the following:\nParents: Kampachi and a suggestion from the waiter not on the menu but very tasty (linguini with shrimp).\nGirlfriend: Pappardelle\nSister: Duck\nMyself: Spinach mezzaluna\n\nI have to commend our waiter. Very friendly but not overbearing. She was very familiar with the menu and was able to recommend some wines, which is usually something I don't do but felt comfortable doing with her. She was able to answer all our questions regarding some of the dishes we were unfamiliar with as well.\n\nPositives: \nVery class cozy ambiance. Restaurant was smaller and not exactly what I thought it would be with the \"bigger is better\" mentality I'm used to in the US but that takes nothing away from it on the contrary.\n\nService is excellent for the most part. Never had to ask for water and the bussers and waiters always seem to have the right timing to refill your water or assist you. \n\nThe quality of the food was exceptional, though the 1 star penalty goes towards the portions or \"bang for your buck\". I'd have wished for a few more mezzaluna's and other than my girlfriend's reasonable portion they did seem to be a bit too \"european\" even for my taste.\n\nThe desserts really were the cherry on the cake. Perfect portions, very creative and tasty. You actually receive cotton candy at the end of your meal (regardless of a dessert or not I'm can't be sure). I really enjoyed the milk and cookies (excellent chocolate chip cookies provided with a cup of delicious vanilla milkshake). We also enjoyed the cheesecake dessert which consisted of rolled balls of cheesecake with a strawberry coulis and the small doughnuts with jelly were delicious as well. The best part was not footing the bill!\n\nNegatives (few but could use some improving):\n\nThe delay between our order and receiving our food was probably 10-15 minutes. I'm used to having some bread in restaurants that I would consider \"classy\" or expensive and that was lacking here. They did provide an \"amuse bouche\" that was original but for some could be considered a bit odd. It consisted of a spoon of mint,melon and pop rocks, quite the party in your mouth and refreshing but not very filling for the wait.\n\nI definitely look forward to returning and trying out some of their other dishes. The desserts were exceptional and I'm quite certain a few clients came in just for those, similar to what I do with out of town visitors at Oregano's. All in all a pleasant and welcome surprise to the dining scene here in the valley.
__label__3 My husband & I went to Noca for our anniversary. We went for the simple supper, which was salad, halibut or prime rib, and a chocolate brownie. \nThe salad was good, had some capers in it, which provided a nice kick. \nThey than brought us over the cream of corn soup, which was terrific. \nI had the halibut which was cooked perfectly. My husband and the prime rib with the twice cooked baked potato, he thought the prime rib was great, but the baked potato was a bit salty. \nWe than had the cotton candy, which was terrific.  The brownie sundae was really good, I liked the salted peanuts in the chocolate sauce. Both of the simple wines were really good, which were available fro $5 each. We had a great night! On our way out we were given chocolate shortbread, which was tasted really good.
__label__1 So I heard about the lobster roll. HAD to try the lobster roll. I made reservations for a wednesday night so I could eat the lobster roll. well, I wish I could say it lived up to my expectations.\n\nThe evening started nice. Decor and atmosphere is very nice. My brother and myself both enjoyed the wine that we chose. The soup that we started with was EXTREMELY yummy. wished I had orderd more of it. although at the moment I cant recall what kind of soup it was. lol. creamy and delicious. it has been a while since I ate here. a few months at least. I do believe it was sunchoke or some sort like that. anyhow, on to the reason for my visit.\n\nI ordered the lobster roll, of course. my brother ordered a scallop with cranberry bean dish.\nI was excited. super excited. then the plate was put in front of me. I was shocked. it looked like a little mini dollhouse version of a lobster roll. hmmm... okay, tiny, but how does it taste? well the roll was nice a buttery and crispy, but the lobster filling was far from impressive. not bad, just not special. AND I couldnt wait to try duck fat fries! but alas, they tasted like regular fries. were they? I have my suspicions. As for my brother's dish, it was far worse. the beans were extremely over salted, i wouldnt have been able to eat the dish myself.\n\nDessert was hopeful. Trio of warm doughnuts anyone? I am so there! And they were quite tasty too. I liked them far more than my brother. although not all the dipping sauces were impressive and could have done without. I still enjoyed it very much.\nCant forget to mention the free cotton candy either. that is a very nice touch. sadly, though, I will not be coming back.
__label__1 Let me start by saying this is not the best place for a vegetarian, eating here is an experience, for better or worse, our meal will not be forgotten! The food is actually fabulous, however the teeny tiny portions, insane prices, and ridiculous blue! cotton candy post-dinner left me wondering, why not skip the free carnival food, keep up the high quality, and concentrate on slightly larger portions. A veggie platter for 20$ is ridiculous for at any establishment...
__label__1 First off, the food was excellent, but I can't rate any higher for this visit as it took over 3 hours from when we sat to when the last diner got their check. We had 8 attentive people Sunday evening waiting to sample their Restaurant Week menu. The offerings were superb and everyone found something to like. However, the time between courses ran sometimes 20-30 minutes. During the first course, everyone received their plate of hot food (some salads) except for one. It took way to long to reserve. Then came time for the check. SInce their were eight of us we asked what would be the easiest for her and she said individually. That's always perferred since people have more alcohol than others, etc., but it turned into a nightmare. From that moment until the first person got their check was almost an hour. Seriously, our waitress was not prepared or at a level of sophistication a restaurant like that should employ. I'll go back someday, but I will not sit at her station.
__label__4 My new favorite restaurant?\n\nBeautiful simple setting.  Busy, crowded, fast moving.  Great date night or special occasion restaurant.\n\nMy wife had the 4 course tasting menu for $50 (appetizer, small pasta plate, main course, desert), with the $20 wine pairings for each.  With the little surprise tastes that everyone may get, who knows, it turned into a 6 course meal.  Healthy portions, very tasty.  The wine was nicely matched and excellent value.\n\nI nibbled on her courses and just had the filet for $30.  Filet was very good (not spectacular, but if you want that you have to go to the best prime steakhouses), but what made the meal amazing was the mushroom risotto it sat over.  I love risotto, and it was the very best I've ever had.  I would go back and just order a big blowl/plate of that if I could! \n\nIt was a very special meal.  Excellent service.  \n\nWe had reservations and still had to wait 35 min for a table, because they were genuinely that busy.  But what was nice is that the manager just came over, without a word from us or even a look, and had the bartender make two of her best signature drinks on him.  What a nice touch!  How many managers of nice, busy restaurants would do that.  Make a terrific meal even better to be treated that way.\n\n$110 tab before tip... worth ever penny!
__label__0 The girl at the door was unbelievably rude.\n\nThe fish was overcooked.  Really bad.  And we specifically asked before ordering, because not all places do fish well - and were told it was the best.  Nope.  The soup was ehh, and the cotton candy was fine.\n\nI can't remember giving another restaurant a one-star review.  But I really will never return and I tell everyone who asks not to go there.  Oh, and it's incredibly loud.  I assume they play the music so loud to disguise the conversation of the people sitting far too close to you (do they really need to jam that many tables in?).\n\nHorrible.
__label__3 My husband and I went to NOCA for my birthday dinner on a Wednesday night.  We had heard really great things about it, and we were happy with our overall experience.   Here's how it was...\n\nFirst the Pros:\nThe food and drinks were fantastic!  Seriously, delicious.   I had the Death's Door cocktail and my husband tried the Nocarita.  Both were awesome.  The Death's Door was a gin based drink (and I am not a fan of gin) that was perfectly balanced with just the right sweetness and alcohol-y goodness. YUM!  My husband's Nocarita was also quite tasty. I preferred my Death's Door, but that is a matter of personal taste I think. \n\nOur amuse bouche that night was a chilled pumpkin soup with hazelnut mascarpone served in a cute little espresso cup.  It made the perfect first impression of what was to come.  It was so flavorful, I could have had a gallon of it and been a happy lady.  They should put that soup as a regular menu item, because I would go back to NOCA just for that!\n\nFor apps, my husband had the Simple Salad that was perfectly dressed and had a thoughtful variety of ingredients that elevated the ubiquitous green salad to something unique.   I had the Bacon Chowder soup with Mussels that both tasted and smelled delicious.  So, so, so good! Some really nice ladies at the table next to us even commented on how good my soup smelled.  \n\nFor our main courses, I had the famous Lobsta Roll with Duck Fat Fries.  Oh my!  It lived up to the hype.  My sandwich was comprised of  big chunks of lobster dressed in a decadent creamy sauce, balanced with a slightly tangy corn and red pepper relish that perfectly complimented the lobster \"salad\".  It was all nestled in a buttery/toasty roll, with the fries and a dipping aioli sauce on the side.  The portion was perfect and satisfying.  Really, I can't say enough good things about my sandwich.  \nMy husband had the Rotelle with sausage and Tuscan kale.  Again, it was delicious.  The pasta was perfectly cooked and the sausage and kale were a perfect compliment.  Sausage can sometimes be overpowering, but this wasn't at all.  It was mild and flavorful at the same time.  The pasta sauce was indescribably good.  It was buttery and savory, and did not over-saturate the pasta.  It was as perfect as a restaurant pasta dish can get! \n\nFor dessert, my husband had the donuts with three sweet dipping sauces, which were good.  I had the Nocabar, which I preferred to the donuts.  It was just the right size and tasted like a grown up version of a Twix bar on steroids.  The Nocabar was the perfect ending to my birthday meal and did not disappoint.  The grape flavored cotton candy was fun and a nice touch.  We had commercially bought and packaged chocolate mints for our parting \"gift\".  I think they ran out of the cellophane bagged house-made cookies that I saw people leaving with at the beginning of our meal.  \n\nOkay, now the Cons...\n\nThe service was not great.  It was okay, at best.  When we walked in there was not a host or hostess to greet us.  Instead, we stood awkwardly at the door for a good 5-10 minutes waiting to be recognized.  They were not that busy as it was a Wednesday night, which made it all the more frustrating.  When we finally did get greeted and seated, there was no apology for the wait (we did have a reservation).  Our server was nice, but not too attentive.  She seemed bored.  The course timing was paced appropriately and the bus boy did keep our water glasses filled.  Overall, we were certainly not impressed with the service.  I think NOCA needs to work on training their wait staff.  \n\nThe prices were high and did not match the level of service we received. I don't mind paying for a quality restaurant experience, but based on my experience at NOCA the service made our visit less than what it could've been...especially when we got  the final bill.    IMO, if you are going to charge the prices that were featured at NOCA both the service and the food needs to sing.  In this case, the food was worthy but the service was not.  \n\nOverall, I would go back to NOCA for the food.  If they stepped up their service, then NOCA would become one of my favorite spots. I asked my husband to rate our NOCA experience before writing this review and I think his description was perfect.  He said, \"The food was 4.5 rating out of 5...the service was a 3 out of 5 at best.\"  \n\n  As it stands, I have other places that I would want  to check out before going back to NOCA; places that have both their food AND service dialed in.   However, I think that if you haven't been to NOCA before it's worth a visit to check out the amazing food for yourself.
__label__1 Very disappointing.  The evening started off well when I noticed they had foie gras on the menu and it wasn't just a foie gras pate, but the whole foie gras seared.  It was pretty good, although the radicchio didn't go well with it.  It also could have used another 30 seconds of searing.  \n\nEverything was downhill from there.  I have never seen a smaller or eaten a blander ceviche.  Ever.  If you're going to call something ceviche, it should be served in Peruvian fashion and taste something like ceviche.  \n\nThe lobster risotto was pretty good and had a nice little kick to it..  All three bites of it.\n\nThe black bass was forgettable.  The prime rib eye is misnamed.  If you aren't going to include the eye, which is the best part, then call it something else.  It was ok.\n\nEven with the complimentary soup and appetizer, we left unfilled and went to Smashburger around the corner for our second dinner.
__label__2 I don't know that Founder's Hall is really a building, as Lindsey R writes. It's more of an atrium behind/inside of a building. Having explained that, it's a nice place to head to get some food or some shopping done, presumably either during your lunch break or after work, since it's right in the middle of downtown (and most Charlotte peeps don't really spend too much time in the downtown area unless it's late at night on the weekend). \n\nFounder's Hall is a big, open area surrounded by fast-foody type places and shops like a little bookstore and a Bank of America store (weird). It's really bright and usually not that packed, though, so it's definitely a nice place to eat your lunch or grab a quick one if you're in a rush. Obviously, it's super accessible, so why not?\n\nThere's a little raised platform in there, too--try sneaking a meal in there. It's a great little area.
__label__3 Chic, chic, chic!  I really like this place and any time I'm looking for a really fly top, Belle Ville is my first stop and they never disappoint.  Eye popping gear for that special event without the worry of someone else showing up with a duplicate:-). The sales associates are fashionista's and very helpful.  With so few shopping venues uptown, Belle Ville is a great find.
__label__1 I have two free meals here and can't seem to bring myself to going. \n\nAnyone want to try it risk free? Pm me and I will arrange the details.
__label__1 below average BBQ.\nHad two meat plate.\nPulled pork was dry. Had to wet it down with a lot of BBQ sauce.\nSliced Brisket was so dry it crumbled apart. Not even BBQ sauce could save it.\nJalapeno Beans are VERY bland and not even a HINT of jalapeno. \nOriginal Potato Salad was just OK.\nI've eaten at Dickey's in other states and really enjoyed them. \nHere...not so much.\nVery disappointed.
__label__2 Cafe Monte is a favorite among several friends, and I have had some exceptional experiences here, and some experiences i wish I could get in a time machine and avoid, hence the mediocre stars which regresses to the mean. The ambiance tries to evoke a Parisian bistro atmosphere which is mostly succeeds at.  It benefits from a great location in SouthPark. Typical entree prices are about $12-14.\n\nHere's my advice to have a 5 star experience:  1) Get the crepes. I don't care if you want a sandwich, or a plain old eggs breakfast. Forget it. Get the crepes. Best savory crepes in Charlotte, hands down. I have had the chicken coq-au-vin special crepes and they were OMG.  I also had the shrimp and artichoke crepes with lemon creme and they were similarly amazing. As in \"I don't care if I gain 10 pounds from this one meal, I'm finishing every last bite\".  2) Go on a weekday or a late weekend lunch. Forget going on a nice sunny brunch. We went once and literally were there for 2+ hours and our food (regular eggs) took 1.75 hours to prepare after we finally got our order in. It just is jammed, and the kitchen apparently doesn't know how to deal with it. \n\nTheir quiche is pretty good, and their dessert is OK, but crepes are the standout. I wish Crepe Cellar had savory crepes as good as Cafe Monte. Maybe I might come back when they have jazz?
__label__1 Cafe Monte is an excellent brunch spot for those with discriminating taste buds and small appetites.  I arrived with excitement and left hungry.  I know they are going for a \"French\" feel...but it just isn't my place of choice.  I will say our waiter was  GORGEOUS  and the piano man kept me entertained...a no go in the future.
__label__3 I'm going to do a pro & con list to make it as easy as possible to lay out my thoughts about the restaurant. Consider my review more like a 3.5.\n\nBackground/Facts:\n- I've eaten at Monte more times than I can count. \n- I visit mostly for breakfast and brunch. \n- I've been to Cafe Monte several times for dinner.\n- My husband has celiac disease and cannot have any gluten.\n\nI'll do the con first so as to end on a positive note. \nCon:\n- Biggest problem is food quality consistency. I tend to find a favorite dish and order it over and over again. Doing things this way makes me aware of any changes made to the dishes (also, simply the poor execution of said dishes). So, for example, I can't help but notice when the English muffins served as part of Monte's Classic Eggs Benedict suddenly become smaller and very hard. I wonder each time I order Eggs Benedict if the poached eggs will be runny as one would expect or hard boiled. I detect when a chef uses way too much onion in the quiche Florentine, and I lament when the quiche is hopelessly soggy. Knowing that the food can be fantastic on the next visit keeps me coming to Monte. I just wish they could tighten things up when it comes to the consistency of ingredients and food/cooking quality.\n\nPros:\n- Beautiful atmosphere. Sun streams in during the mornings, and the restaurant feels romantic at night. The music from French artists adds to the delightful feeling at Monte. I like the furnishing and decor choices whoever designed the space made. It hits on a lot of what Americans expect French cafe dining to feel like, but it does it without being overly Disney-fied. Also, there's usually plenty of parking close by.\n\n- Servers are always friendly, knowledgeable and helpful, which is especially important when dealing with the gluten-free thing. We eat there so much, the employees know us by name or at least face.\n\n- Coffee is always great!\n\n- Great place to take out-of-town guests.\n\nSo there you have it. Cafe Monte will remain on my restaurant list in maximum rotation, but I am watching the consistency issue. I hope I am not let down.
__label__2 Went for brunch this past Sunday.  Food was good, but not anything special.  Service was just okay from the seating to the actual meal service, which was a bit slow.  I had the Benedict Monte, wife had the crabcake Benedict.  Again, nothing particularly wrong, just not so great.  I don't think we will be back for breakfast.  Terrace cafe is a better choice, pancake house maybe too depending on what you like.
__label__3 Ordered take out. Best potato salad I've EVER had!! The crab cakes were delish and the corn bread was a perfect accompaniment. I also enjoyed the brown rice as well as the pasta. Can't wait to get back here and try more stuff!!
__label__1 The outside and the inside is clean and looks like a Caribbean cafe but the food doesn't taste like it.
__label__3 Excellent service and the food ... fabulous!  I had ribs, greens, and cole slaw. Yummy!
__label__2 A friend of mine brought me here when I was visiting Charlotte last week. I like the physical appearance of the place. It's very big and colorful with various flags from other places hanging from the ceiling which definitely put me in the mind frame of the islands. I had the curry chicken, black beans, calypso rice, and plantains. I had my heart set on ox tails but they were out. Everything was good but not spectacular to me. My friend had the cuban sandwich with coleslaw and raved about it. She also had the coconut cake which she raved about also. They also had someone playing live music right outside the restaurant which I thought was pretty neat (and talented since he was a one man band lol). Even though I wasn't overly excited about my meal, the portions were plentiful and the service was excellent. I would come back and sample some of the many other options they had on the menu.
__label__3 I travel often and dine out every meal. I felt obligated to share an experience I had in Phoenix a couple of weeks ago.\nI had a good day of business and wanted to treat myself. I searched for a French restaurant near and was given Christopher's as the nearest. I read the menu on line and decided to go but almost didn't go in after seeing the dirty windows and messy outside dining area. But I thought it was like that because of all the recent rains, so I went on inside.\nUpon entering a dark haired gentleman at the host booth almost made me walk right back out. I was only one person and he seemed agitated about having to figure out where to seat me. He wasn't the host, but later I was able to deduce that he was a waiter with some authority. He was rude, hurried, messy looking and simply not friendly. He sat me near the front and said my waiter would be right here. He then walked over to another man, pointed at me, and walked around the restaurant in his hurried messy way.\nMy waiter walked over and introduced himself as Johnny and asked if I preferred bottled water. This waiter is the only reason I stayed to eat. He was well mannered, efficient. I asked a lot of questions about the menu and he answered them all effectively. He smiled a lot and was attentive to me, a single guy in this restaurant. I often have waiters ignore me because I'm alone but this gentleman was obviously a polished, experienced, professional waiter.\nI asked about several items and decided on blood sausage for my first course and duck 2 ways second course. Johnny clarified with me on my order because I ordered 2 entrees. I thought that was amazing because most waiters would be thrilled with a bigger ticket. He did a perfect job all night in spite of being interrupted by the dark haired waiter. When I asked he suggested \"an old world wine that would pair well with both dishes\" and he was right again.\nWhen the food arrived it was just like he said it was. Blood sausage circles is the easiest way to describe it. And the duck 2 ways was wonderful as well. After settling in to eat and bread delivered and the waiter calming me down I did notice a well run kitchen and nice fine dining set up on tables.\nI would highly recommend this restaurant to anyone who enjoys wonderfully made French food. I would also suggest you ask for Johnny as your waiter. When I visit again in a couple weeks that is what I'm going to do.
__label__4 I travel A LOT for work, and trust me, i've had some pretty raunchy tasting stuff, but this was just absolutely great.I ordered a pineapple flavored cone, and it was so absolutely friggin' flavorful!No it may not be too good for my diet...but it was totally worth, stop by this place, it's definitely worth a shot.Or in this case...a cone.
__label__0 I sent my 18 year old college student daughter here for a procedure.  The doctors and nurses were mean, and insulting.  I would not recommend this facility.  He denegrated ASU'S academic reputation and made inappropriate comments to her.
__label__4 This was our first time eating here and we had an amazing experience! Our chef and waiter were very friendly and attentive. The food was amazing!! We got fried rice, chicken, New York steak, filet mignon, shrimp, and lobster. The filet mignon and shrimp were the best I've ever had... Definitely a must! I wish I had gotten our chef's name. All of the food was seasoned and cooked to perfection. Our 7 year old absolutely loved it and was begging to come back again. We will be back very soon!
__label__3 Great patio. Great wine selection. Tasty food. Enjoy downtown Matthews!!
__label__4 There is a reason that Le Crystal has a 5 star review on Yelp- the hotel is awesome!\n\nWe stayed here during our wedding and had blocked off rooms for our guests as well. Everyone had good things to say about their stay:\n- clean, modern, comfortable suites\n- amazing double head shower \n- beautiful lobby\n- good housekeeping/concierge\n- best location\n- free, fast wifi\n- complimentary coffee and newspapers\n\nWe stayed in one of the best suites in the hotel with a gorgeous corner view of the city. The beds were so comfortable- I fell asleep as soon as I hit the pillow (although that might be because I was so tired from the wedding events!)\n\nA big thank you to Julien and Amelie for helping us with our guests and arranging our stay. If we ever need a hotel downtown Montreal again, we will be staying here!\n\nWarning- there is a 26$ valet fee if you park with the hotel. There is a pay lot across the street for much cheaper.
__label__1 Good rooms but be sure to get a room that does not face the school - heavy truck traffic and garbage trucks loading/unloading Bailee's all night
__label__2 This is for the club portion:\n- Dark\n- Expensive\n- Weak drinks\n- Small\n-Stairs and drunk people don't mix\n- You'll have to scoot on off your seat if somebody wants to buy a bottle. \n\n+ You can smoke, which is a plus for me\n+ Coat check man and bathroom lady were very nice\n+ Everybody else is about as drunk as you are, so who the fuck cares how lame it truly is.
__label__1 The club sucks... tiny dance floor and expensive drinks... get your party on for free downstairs. The music is better and there is a lot of room to sit and chill with friends  =)
__label__2 This club was small and extremely packed. Came here after PURE and was much more impressed. The club is above the restaurant and was pretty nice. The bar was super small and the drinks were gross. I ordered a Sex on the Beach and it tasted NOTHING like a Sex on the Beach. \n\nI must reiterate this again. The club was extremely crowded that drinks got spilled on me multiple times, I got elbowed in the head, and pushed around by couples all night. It got pretty annoying to see couples on the dance floor making out. GET A ROOM! \n\nBy the end of the night, my feet were dead from dancing so much but like they say, beauty is pain!
__label__2 After seeing a dead guy in front of Tao, we were a lil fucked up and got all bad vibes, freaked out, and headed back to our room at Palazzo. Came across Lavo; were able to bypass the line and went inside... \n\nIts nice, for a small club, its big on decor. The mosaic mirrored pieces everywhere and the catwalk with the faucets is pretty cool. \n\nSuper crowded. Not enough beautiful people, that's for sure. \n\nAnd I know I am probably in the minority for this: But I HATE what everyone is mixing these days, progressive house? Untz Untz, BOOM! \nI hate it I think it really sucks. No one can dance well to it, the go go chicks look a lil strange trying to rock to it. \n\nReally pissed me off in fact. \n\nTo almost every other review that complains about drink prices in a club in Vegas- you probably shouldn't be at a club in Vegas. Moronic complaint. \n\nNot impressed, maybe would go back if it happened to be easy and convenient.
__label__2 Lavo is really small but I love the little sink/bathtubs that line the hallway as soon as you get up to the 2nd floor (the club area). I only come here because we met this chick at Caesar's that promotes it and Tao. The last 2 times that I went, they have open bar so of course I was ecstatic! I mean, I had a great time for free although the type of alcohol you can get is limited. The music is OK....with the occasional old school ones where people leave and disperse from the dancefloor. Their go-go dancers are pretty hot and they have girls that bathe each other by the bar or something like that. Oh! And sometimes you'll see a midget slave walking around chained up to his fat lady master...hahaha! I swear!
__label__2 Review is for the NIGHTCLUB portion only:\n\nLocated inside the Venetian and run by the same people as Tao, it's a restaurant that turns into a nightclub venue after hours.  However, the bar and dance area seem to be separate from the main dining area below.  To get to the bar/dance area, you have to go up some stairs, cross a catwalk with a bunch of running sinks, and then up some more stairs.  Odd right?  In any case, it's a decent venue but fairly modest in size.  There's a fairly large triangular shape bar with a bunch of tables lining the wall on one side for those that get table service.  They have a dance floor on the other side of the room that got really packed as the night went on, along with some additional tables around that and the VIP area on one side.  There's also a second, small bar by the dance floor, but I'm not sure if they are stocked like the main bar.\n\nMaybe it's because LeBron James was in the house the Friday night we went, but this place was just INSANELY PACKED.  At it's peak, we were basically stuck standing in the same place as it was just too crowded around us for us to seek shelter somewhere.  Fortunately for us, our spot was right at the counter of the bar, so easy access to drinks while we stood there.  And stood.  And.....stood.  I have no idea if there was anything else beyond the triangle bar, dance floor, and table section since it was just too hard to move, but it didn't seem like there was.\n\nThe staff is very mixed.  The bartenders were all really nice and the one we bought all of our drinks from (by default) was really friendly with us.  She seemed to be relatively generous with her pours so that was a nice plus.  The security and hostesses on the other hand, were a few pegs below the bartenders.  Granted, it was crowded, hot, and kind of loud, and all of these buzzed people were a little slow in reacting to them waving flashlights in the air to get people to move.  But really, literally pushing people out of the way is largely unnecessary.  I mean, it's not like they were leading LeBron himself to a table...just jamming their way through to clear the area for people who are still making their way upstairs.  If they wished it wasn't so crowded (I certainly felt that way)...then maybe they shouldn't have let so many damn people inside!\n\nAlthough we ultimately didn't need them, my friend and I were chatting with the cab driver on the way to Lavo and he was nice enough to give us some drink coupons and discount passes on cover.  Definitely helps to talk to your cab driver if you can, though you can get some passes at concierge too if you are staying at the hotel.  And for the ladies, you may want to try to come early if you can.  We ended up making it to Lavo by about 10:30 or so after dinner, and the girls scored free drinks until 11:00 I believe.  Thankfully, they were kind enough to pass along some drinks to us guys as well.
__label__3 Got in for free since we stayed at the Venetian.  Pretty convenient since we just prepartied in our rooms and came downstairs to dance.  \n\nThey played awesome music the whole night and the service was pretty good (bouncers were polite).  Only gripes were that the boys were just sooooo grabby.  They figure that since they got a booth and give you a drink, they have the rights to touch you.  Ummmm, no.  \n\n I just enjoyed the music, danced the night away, stayed close to my friends.  I would go here again if it was free.
__label__0 I hate this place. It is way too small. You can't move a MUSCLE. They let too many people in. Just stay downstairs and order some food. Seriously.
__label__4 My sisters and I all went to Vegas to celebrate our youngestest sisters 21st!  We originally made plans to eat at another restaurant but ended up at Lavo...and I'm sooo glad we did!  One of the best meals i've had.  We all ordered something different; kobe stuffed rice balls, clams, sea bass, pene ala vodka and for dessert tiramisu.  Everything was delish and we had a great time at the nightclub upstairs!  I would go back in a heartbeat!
__label__3 Nightclub:\n\nThe venue is on the small side, I felt really cramped walking around and especially trying to get a drink. It looked like there was just the one bar, and it line was 4 customers deep all the way around the bar. BUT all us girls in our group got free drink wristbands so that was cool, and it bumps up my review 1 star haha.\n\nI enjoyed the music and had a good time on the dancefloor.
__label__4 Tuesday night is service industry night. I was in Vegas for my sister's 21st birthday. We met a guy who got us in at 11pm and wristbands for an hour of free drinks, Well drinks but my sis is 21 and was not complaining. Lavo is a tad on the smaller side but we had a BLAST! Great music to dance to. All of the bartenders were nice. I am sure some of the fun stuff came when we met some awesome Australian guys and sat in VIP with them most of the night too! :)
__label__2 If I was back home in Seattle, I would consider it a good club, but for Vegas one deserves better.  Cramped and dark.  When I stopped by on a Sunday night, the music was mainly techno.
__label__4 Yum, yum, yum! \n\nWhen I am in Vegas there are a few things I look for in a restaurant. First and foremost I want the food to be fabulous, check! I want the atmosphere to be alive. I didn't come to Vegas to order room service or go to some quiet empty place. And I want good service. \n\nLavo passed all my 'Vegas requirements' with flying colors. When you arrive you are brought warm garlic bread and marinara sauce. It's the perfect start to the meal and it's hard not to eat all of it.  \n\nFor starters we shared what seemed to me to be the worlds largest meatball. It was fantastic - moist, and flavorful. Also covered in that tart and sweet marinara sauce.  We also had the beet salad. A healthy choice still packed with tastiness. \n\nFor entrees we had the chicken, the pasta and a steak. Everything was delicious!
__label__4 LA LA LOVE LAVO!!! Went here for the club!\n\nStayed in the Palazzo so got into this place for free! It was pretty bumpin on this Saturday night. Bouncers were friendly and the club has a sexy feel to it. A LOT smaller than TAO. I mean TAO is like 39843983983 bigger than LAVO. But it's QUALITY, not QUANTITY! I tell ya... Vegas makes THE BEST washington apples! The bartender made it perfect!!! My drink was $12 I think... not bad... we're in VEGAS people! The music was bumpin and the dance floor was PACKED!!! The bathrooms are clean and there's just enough air conditioning. 5 stars for me!!!
__label__3 Umm, how the heck did I think this place was a \"casual lounge\"?? I suggested this place since we were looking for somewhere low-key for after dinner drinks, and somehow we ended up in the monstrosity of a night club where some girl actually drunk walked / vomited simultaneously on our table, my friend's jeans and my sister's Manolo Blahniks.\n\nSo the DJ only plays each song for about 3 seconds and the light up foamies were giving me severe motion sickness (It felt like I was in a moving tunnel!), and if we forget about the whole projectile vomit incident, the night was a ton of fun. I danced all night and nearly forgot I had an unattended baby (AKA Panda) sleeping back at the hotel room. \n\nAnd to think I almost thought I was *too old* to be going to night clubs. But thank goodness the pain from my platforms didn't kick in until AFTER I got out of the cab :)
__label__0 Was not impressed by my dinner. How does one prepare Marinara Sauce without garlic? No recommendations coming from this dissatisfied party.
__label__2 Went here for dinner on Friday night... We had 8 dudes, but even though we had a reservation and it was late (9:45)... we had to wait a bit and they sat us outside...in the 100 degree heat.  The heat wasn't a big deal, but we kind of missed out on the whole decor and atmosphere of the inside.  The kobe meatball was very good.  I just got an 8 ounce filet.  It was good... but it doesn't even come w/ a potato or anything... but the side of asparagus i got was heaping and tasty.  The filet was good though... cooked to my specifications and seasoned nicely... most other people got pasta dishes... do'nt know what they thought, but most looked pretty normal.  Service was good.  They got everything right.  Not super pricey, but pricey.  But overall I was underwhelmed... I just had the feeling that I would rather pay more to eat better or pay less to eat junky.  No real complaints... but I wasn't wowed by anything.
__label__2 I really like Lavo (as a nightclub)! Have yet to have a meal here though, so this review is for the nightclub only. Space-wise it can get pretty cramped because it's a bit on the smaller side, but nowhere near as uncomfortably packed as Tao. Dance floor is pretty tiny, but honestly, I didn't notice it until the place had mostly cleared out and I got a good look around. They play hip-hop and a lot of old songs, but old in a way that makes you go \"oh man, I haven't heard this song in a while, but  it's still awesome,\" which I think is a nice change of pace from all the clubs that play almost exclusively house music.\n\nLavo is probably a 3.5 in my book, though I have to admit, part of the reason for that is because we had open bar, courtesy of our wonderful promoter (who also got our guys in for free!) There's a main bar area, but we got all our drinks from the side bar, which was super crowded and only had one bartender working there. But he was a really adorable and sweet bartender, so no complaints.\n\ntl;dr: Everyone in my group had a fairly fun time. Would definitely come back-- especially if we're staying at the Venetian/Palazzo!
__label__3 Food was good with a lot of selections.  I was here twice and noticed the portions of food was more when eating at the \"restaurant\" section than eating at the \"bar\" section.  Waiters were friendly.\n\nSince both time that I came was on the weekend and during dinner time, the atmosphere was dark (as if getting ready for a club) but was very noisy.  Eating outside would be better if you prefer the Las Vegas Blvd view; plus Treasure Island music and the occassional show.  I would recommend checking LV weather before deciding to sit outside.\n\nOne gripe I had was the additional waiting.  I still have to wait ANOTHER 30min even though I made a reservation.  However, reservation is still recommended; unless you come at and off-peak time or if the bar section has available seating.  Since I was a party of two, I felt they made us wait until a \"table for two\" was available and you felt cramp sitting next to other guests.  The worst part is seeing bigger groups of people just walk in and and grab seats before you.
__label__2 This review is about the dining experience- all I can say is, the meatball is so good that it pretty much made up for the completely distant, inattentive service that I received at dinner last Saturday.\n\nWhat also helped was the perfect weather on the terrace over-looking the Strip.  So fun!\n\n(I have eaten inside of the restaurant before, but it wasn't nearly as interesting.)
__label__4 Lavo nightclub is the spot on Sundays. especially when there's VICE. Cant get any better. free cover for guys and girls on gl, girls have open bar until midnight. confetti, glow sticks, foam, great music, madness!\n\ntotal cost spent between my friends and I: $11 (tipping for drinks).
__label__3 So when they say they have the best meatballs, they're not kidding.  Not only was the meatballs with ricotta delicious (and the size of a grapefruit), it was great to share.  We split a number of dishes, beet salad, minestrone soup, kobe beef meatballs with spaghetti and chicken parmigana.  Minestrone soup was the only thing that was mediocre.  The rest was delicious.  Waiter pushed us to order Oreo Beignets, tasted like an Oreo funnel cake.  The sinks are really awesome.  Night club was cool, but nothing insane
__label__4 Meatballs are excellent. Love the atmosphere too. Make sure to sit inside, way better than outside trust me.
__label__3 Came for dinner before a 9:30 show at the Mirage. We were seated at 6:30. Our drinks were a little slow, arriving after our meatball. I had asked the meatball to be brought at the same time as our entrees but, it was brought as an appetizer. It was so freaking delicious, I didn't even care. I will return a hundred times for the meatball if not for anything else. The complimentary bread & sauce was very good. I ordered spaghetti with tomato & basil and I thoroughly enjoyed it. My husband ordered chicken mushroom ravioli. Not so great. It had an odd brown gel-like sauce. It was not at all what my husband was expecting and it was a really small portion. He ordered an extra order of the bread ($6) because he wasn't full. Our service was ok. Drinks went empty and never were refilled, so we drank water. The GM came around and was very nice. Even more so when we told him we were locals. Then we ordered dessert and it took 30+ minutes for it to arrive. We had to pick up our show tickets 1 hour before the show and we barely made it! The waiter was apologetic about the long wait & finally offered to refill our drinks at that point. The zeppole Oreos were delicious, just not sure why it took so long. Had we not had the show to get to, I would not have minded as the people watching was fabulous. Overall the giant Meatball was the star of this dinner. Can't wait for the weather to cool down to enjoy the patio seating. A little expensive ($125w/tip) for a pasta dinner, but it wasn't shocking. It was expected.
__label__2 Really nice venue, with a great huge bar. Having been to the original in midtown NYC this is nothing like it. The food isn't quite as good as NYC, but it's still decent for sure. We tried a slew of share-able foods. The service was excellent at the bar and at our table. The waitresses are all hotties, which is never a bad thing.\n\nFood reviews from best to worst:\n\nKobe rice balls were by far the best thing we tasted, we ordered a second plate of them they were so good.\n\nKobe Meatball is excellent and huge, great meat texture.\n\nBurrata salad was a special and was done nicely, but not as great as other spots nearby (such as B&B). \n\nEggplant parm was decent, not enough sauce, and too heavy/oily.\n\nSkipped Scallops and the calamari, since I'm allergic.
__label__3 Free for local ladies (not sure if it's only on certain nights).\nMusic alternates between hiphop and house. (I wish they played more hiphop/top 40 because I hate house music).\nEvery hour or so they blast foam bubbles onto the dance floor.\nOne time when we were there, they gave out free glow sticks to the people on the dance floor.\nDance floor starts to get packed around midnight and there's hardly any room to move around (this was on a Sun when they used to be open on Sun).
__label__1 A friend and I had dinner here and was treated great by Sal. \nTHE MUSIC SUCKS! SO NOT FOR THIS SETTING! COME ON GUYS! REALLY? So loud at points.\nWe both ordered things to share. \nMeatball, tender , pretty good,\nLobster Ravioli, very good.\n(Another pasta  dish) forgettable! Pasta was was undercooked, when we mention it - was told oh it's typical for it's a thick pasta; really? I disagree. They did offer to make another and or replace.\nWe ordered 2 side veggies, Asparagus and Rosemary potatoes =  Nothing great about these, just what it is, but WAY small portions and WAY over priced!\nHad some great cocktails. \nDessert =  20 layer cake , really good, rich  but good worth it.\nFried Oreo Z's. AMAZING! A must try. \nI think over all I'd give these guys a  another try, just different items next time. \nNOTE: If your going to charge that much,  make it worth it including the ambiance. Just was off with that crazy music you played.\nBeautiful decor, just whole place didn't blend, off?
__label__0 This MIchael's sucks!  We were there Friday night to get a few craft items for the baby's room.  I also needed some items to make my baby shower favors with.  \n\nIt was pretty busy when we got there.  BUT was there a team member around to answer questions?  NOPE!  2 workers were in the store...TOTAL....from what we saw.  \n\nAfter trying to figure and locate eveything on our own...with no luck.  J and I dropped all the items we had and left.  \n\nWe should have just made the drive to JoAnn's in scottsdale.
__label__2 I'm pretty sure I go to this Michaels more than any other Michaels in the area because it's the closest one. I've had good experiences and bad experiences in here and that's just the way it goes in Michaels. I try to be cheerful and friendly to the clerks and hope that I will get the same back . I am disappointed that the selection of the Donna Dewberry One Stroke painting supplies has dwindled over the years, as have the Plaid Folk Art paints and brushes, and there are practically no classes held here anymore.  That's a shame because I do enjoy taking craft classes to learn new things. \n\nWhen you are in here be sure to hit the clearance aisle because it usually has quite a few things in it, and keep in mind that you can use only one coupon in here per visit but, depending on who has the highest coupon, it can be Michaels, Hobby Lobby or Joann's. It is not unusual for me too give away my Michaels coupon to someone else who is usually very appreciative, and use a Joanns coupon for 50 percent if one is available .  I have bought a lot of stuff in here over the years including the supplies I have found here to help me get started with knitting and crocheting as well as continuing my card making and painting.  I know the store so well people walk up to me and ask me where to find items and I can usually show them where the stuff is!  Where's my commission??
__label__1 Sauce variety is so so. Ribs are tiny, even for babybacks. Other meat accompaniments include brisket (too dry for me), pulled chicken, p[ulled pork, and smoked sausage. The waitress claimed they make the sausage on site but it tasted very generic, like it came out of a hillshire farms packet from costco. The steak fries were the only side I ate and they appeared to have some skin on them but still tasted so so. There is much better BBQ to be had in the NW Phoenix area.
__label__2 My parents Like to come here, so I often meet them for lunch.\nThis means free food for me, so the price is awesome.\nService is always friendly, and the food is pretty darn good.\nI love a cold beer and some fried zucchini, and they have it, so that's pretty sweet.\nThey could expand on their beer selection, that would be OK by me.\n\nConvenient location, cold beer, tasty BBQ.  Even if I did have to pay I think I would come here.
__label__1 Boot management, great food,cold beer, otherwise management doesn't know their arse from their elbow.....got told a discount vault card would be honored then as I was paying they changed their mind because they weren't sure on their own policy.......boot status....sorry passport card is only good on dining in after I asked 45 mins ago but the manager said he would \"take care of it until the GM got back to him\" ........lolllll never again greedy folk.
__label__3 It honestly took me a while to track down this place as I didn't remember the name but I definitely recognized that escargot. Montreal, in general, was an experience to remember. This place just topped it off. My boyfriend and I chose it as our \"big spender\" meal of the weekend. To be honest, I do not remember the price but I know we spent more than 100$ on dinner for just the two of us. Please keep in mind this was my first time in montreal, my first time eating any sort of french food, and my first time ever eating escargot. The escargot was surprisingly good and was baked in a cheese and garlic mixture which I enjoyed very much. As for dinner, I barely remember since it was almost a year ago now, but I remember leaving thoroughly satisfied. We both got some kind of steak and we shared a bottle of wine. I wish my memory wasn't so hazy so I could provide more details, but I guess I'll just have to update this if/when I ever visit Montreal again.
__label__4 I've never heard about this place until I had to go here for class. I ended up loving it out here, it's very peaceful and you get to escape from the city. There are a bunch of areas to go and venture off to or you can sit on the benches and watch the ducks and geese or you can even go fishing. It's a great place to even jog or walk your dog! I wish it was closer to where I live, but I will definitely be back.
__label__3 I read all the reviews after my girlfriends decided to drag me out to see a Band last night. The place was not packed so parking wasn't an issue (we got there around  8:30pm but it was Good Friday after all). \n\nNo meat so we he had the veggie platter with hummus, coconut shrimp with spicy orange dipping sauce, fried calamari with an asian chili type sauce, crab meat stuffed mushrooms. \n\nI have to say the food was excellent! Portions split amongst us were perfect, this is not your typical bar food. In fact, if you've ever been to Bonfire in Monroe while its a lot bigger - the food here at Finz is head and shoulders above them, and I know my food at every level :)  Bonfire I'd pass on sorry. \n\nBathrooms are very clean, the bar itself and tables are as well, and the Waitress we had was a sweetheart! Loved her, very attentive. The prices were perfect! Nothing broke the bank, which is why we were able to get a bunch of appetizers and sample a nice variety of picky foods! Great menu!\n\nSaw kids leaving around 9pm with parents so there are high tables to eat at. I know you can book parties there, they apparently have two tonight per the waitress. I'd absolutely consider it for a party esp. with bands like Smiling Dogs or SugarSmax. \n\nAll in All, if you want a nice night out with friends, able to see and hear a band from anywhere in the bar (by the way they were not so loud that you left with a headache like Skinnyz). Apparently they have an outdoors area that we will definitely be back this summer to try out. LOVED the band, hope to see another tonight, you can't beat free as in no cover charge (please don't change that!) and close to home. \n\nI think we'll try the burgers tonight to see how other items on the menu are but kudos to the chef there. The salads that walked by looked awesome too. \n\n*Note: we wanted the Caprese Skewers but they were out of Mootz :( and I saw someone walk by with a pizza that looked just a littttttle too dark, but still give them four stars, we are fans and will be back. \n\nYou have a winning mix there, don't change anything!
__label__2 Before there were a lot of independent coffeehouses in Las Vegas (i.e., 7 years ago or so), places like Palio were the only refuge from Starbucks or other corporate coffee chains. What makes Palio interesting still today is that yes, it's in the Bellagio and so it's a Strip property, but it still manages to pull off great coffee and pastries, has a pretty cool European vibe and it's one place where service has always been good even though probably 95% of its guests are one-time visitors and not often very well-behaved.\n\nThe theme is Italian (Renaissance) and so the decor, pastries, gelato and of course coffee offerings all reflect that. Bold espresso, perfectly-foamed cappuccino and strong drip brews never disappoint and are served in a style that reminds you of Europe (until you turn around and bump into some wayward, lone tourist who's plopped itself down and claimed a 4-seat table without ordering anything, but I digress...) \n\nSeriously, the coffee's great and service is well-done. This place is also a pretty good date spot - try the eclairs, Napoleons or millefeuille along with that latte macchiato! - as long as you make sure not to go during high-traffic times. If you can snag one of the few tables near the windows, you can get a view of the Bellagio pool area with its trees and cabanas. \n\n3 stars overall, because it's a little cramped and when it's really busy, many tourists act \u00fcber-entitled, pushing in front of you or blocking out table space or hovering around the creamer/sugar area for no reason. Plus, the coffee and pastries are a bit expensive and hard to justify at the price...until you remember you are on the Strip. Besides, it's well situated near the Bellagio Gallery of Fine Art, not on the main casino floor and somewhere that you can easily grab a coffee and for a few moments forget where you are. And unlike some other places on the Strip, what brings you back to reality is not the often-typical \"OK, whatever\" service ethic, but tourist behavior.
__label__4 Best coffee and Danish you can buy. I always get the cheese Danish and the cappuccino. I love the little sugar stick that comes with it too. Skip the buffet an enjoy quality breakfast.
__label__3 Nice coffee shop located close to the casino and guest elevators.  I stopped in the other day to get an Italian Soda as an afternoon pick me up.  The staff was friendly and the raspberry italian soda was delicious...although a little bit pricey at nearly $6.
__label__2 Rush could easily be a four star lounge in Vegas, \nbut they really do not know what they are about ..... right now.\n\nTheir decor and setting is super.\nThe lounge is located off the casino floor in the Golden Nugget.\nThey have a really good band playing - the Frankie Moreno Band.\nThis band has a great sound and they work hard\nThey are wasted by this lounge for the most part.\n\nThe lounge has a nice circular bar, a set of tables to one side, an area of cushions that could be set up for bottle service on the other.\n.\nThen - on the opposite side of the room they have black jack tables set up..... and - A couple of guys actually playing ???\nThat is a bit much - all people have to do is got 50 feet into the casino area to play table games.\nI find them really out of place as couples are dancing and the band is cranking out an amzing sound.\nRush - decide what you really want to be and go for it. \nThis lounge does not have tp have a little of everything for everyone to be really great.\nDance and party in here ...... play table games out there -\nto me ... they don't mix.\n........... however \n-the lounge sports a supurb band -     Enjoy
__label__4 Im a sucker for a good Hole in the Wall...and this totally fit the bill. \n\nSuper nice, and very sexy bartenders sling very strong and inexpensive drinks. Not on the path for the normal Vegas tourist, but totally a place id be happy to visit again.
__label__2 I probably would have rated this higher had I not discovered Little Asia and Rose Tea cafe.  However, since I have, I would say this place is okay only.  The Chinese food is decent and it is probably better suited for big groups than Rose Tea or Little Asia.  However, the food is not as good as Rose Tea or Little Asia either.  The food can run on the bland side.  I only remember really liking their Spinach Soup with Thousand year old eggs.  They are interesting enough to serve dim sum any time you want but I have definitely had better dim sum.  Then again, I might be spoiled by the Bay Area dim sum scene :-D
__label__1 Since you are at the airport, of course you expect it to be expensive.  I got the chicken parm which was not bad.  My stomach did not feel all that great during the flight so maybe it wasn't that good.  I think i will just stick to McD's when at the airport.
__label__2 I'm glad there is an option near the Southwest gates that offer something other than burgers and Mexican food.  Because it's different, it's also pretty popular, so there can be a wait.  Each time I've come here, there was a wait, but the staff were cranking out orders as fast as they possibly could (it's all made-to-order), so I've been happy with service. \n\nOn my most recent visit, I got the French Toast Bagel with cream cheese - my favorite breakfast served in a portable way?  Heck yeah!  The bagel was good, a great blend of cinnamon and maple syrup flavor.  A couple bites had a hint of onion though, as if it had rubbed up against the onion bagel.   Onions do not mesh well with french toast. \n\nI think their food prices are pretty fair, considering it's an airport location - but my bottle of OJ cost nearly as much as my bagel!   Still, a good choice when you need to grab something before your flight.
__label__1 I was wanting to find the pizza hut express to get one of those mini pizzas to take with me on the plane, but I didn't have the time to go look for it. I only had 50 minutes and I barely got there in time to line up with my section even though this was on the way. \n\nI ordered a slice of supreme even though I wanted pepperoni. The guy in front of me ordered the last three slices for his family. How annoying! \n\nPros: \n-It was relatively quick and the pizza was edible. \n\nCons: \n-Did not have more pepperoni or cheese pizza ready to go, but had plenty of the less popular flavors.\n-Barely any pizza sauce on my pizza. \n-Crust thicker than I'd like it to be for NY style pizza.\n-Pizza didn't seem as fresh and warm and other chains. \n-Expensive- almost $5 a slice. \n-Workers aren't that friendly.
__label__2 Not bad pizza for an airport quick bite. Line was quick. Seating was not plenty, but was able to grab spot right away.
__label__0 Sbarro is always the worst thing ever, but sometimes, when you are in an airport and you need to cram a quick bite down your gullet, you take the hit.  And sometimes when you do that, you will discover that the terrible Sbarro you grew up with at your local mall was in fact a superb and splendid culinary experience compared to what the Las Vegas airport offers by way of Sbarro.  \n\nI am 95% sure if you fed this to an elderly person or a small child, both groups with immune system issues, it would kill them.
__label__3 It's a Paradise. Friendly service and consistent food as per the average Paradise. Perfect for a quick bite.
__label__4 Our favorite Sushi restaurant!  Richard is awesome and the food and presentation is Awesome!  We are here about once a week!!
__label__1 The only good thing I can say about this place is the waitress was very friendly.  The chips and salsa were bland. The burrito was very boring. The carnitas tacos were dry. Nothing interesting or fresh.   Definitely not going back again.
__label__1 Chinese Chow\n\nWe were defeating the system as we purchased a mini Heinekin keg @ the on site \"one stop shop\" in the Rio. Beer filled Starbucks cups in hand- we walked around the casino and finally planted our butts @ the food-court like area right next to the sports betting. \n\nPerfect!\n\nBrew, the Lakers game, and a few steps from some grub. I hovered back and forth from the two choices and Mah Jong won (but not by much). A $12 hot dog verses a $12 Chinese food.. take YOUR pick. \n\nHighlights & Low-lights:\n\n*Pricey but think about where you are\n*Ordered the BBQ Pork Soup: The broth wasn't flavorful AT ALL but it's nothing a LOAD of hot and hoisin sauce can't fix\n*Pork itself was good but overly fatty\n*Lines can get long so of course the wait can get lengthy as well\n*Service was middle of the road \n*Lots of condiments out for your taste buds pleasure\n\nYes, I've had WAYYY better Chinese food. Would I go back? Maybe if I were staying in the Rio again and had my fill of Buffet madness. \n\nNot bad but not tooo good either!!
__label__1 Great beer selection. About 8 taps, all of which are solid. \n\nNice low-key atmosphere.\n\nFood is reasonably priced. Sandwiches and entrees between $6-12. Brutus salad is interesting, but overdressed. Mahi-mahi was flavorless but fishy. Fried tomato sandwich without much inspiration, but they weren't cheap on the bacon.
__label__4 The cheap and good burger bar place. \n\nGem of the Atwood area. AWESOMO. \n\nI love the beef thingies like burger, steak sandwich etc etc, chicken thingy was good and fish thingy was good. Lol, I'm terrible at names, but hey they change the menu often enough. \n\nGet the sweet potato fries here, awesome dips and HOW do they make it so tasty!?!?! Just a note, the normal fries give the same goodness but are made of normal potatoes. The wasabi peas, ooooohhhhhh good. Seriously, not very spicy but full of flavor. And my newbie today, quinoa salad, WOOOHOOOOO.\n\nMy dish tonight was FANTASTIC. I've never had a better steak anywhere. I had the daily special honey and bourbon steak sandwich. Flavors were bursting in my mouth, the steak was so nice and chewy, and it has the cream cheese I love, reminding me of Bob's bad breath. mmmmm mmm mmmmmm. I usually have only half a burger, but I'm proud to say I FINISHED IT ALLLLLL.\n\nOther favorites of mine are stuffed grilled cheese and the regular menu burgers, all done really well!\n\nMy man had the pineapple BBQ ribs, the flavor was top notch, but the ribs wasn't fat enough, so it wasn't soft and chewy..\n\nBring some cash, come on by (if you forget, there's an ATM). Might be crowded, even on weekdays, but its worth the wait!!!
__label__4 Alchemy has easily become one of my favorite restaurants in Madison. There are so many delicious choices on the menu, but my all-time favorite is the bison burger. It has bacon and cheddar and some sort of aioli. The seasonal salads are always amazing, and the sweet potato fries with blueberry jalapeno jam are fantastic. Those aren't on the menu right now, but you *can* order ribs with that jam/sauce on it. Their cocktails are good and draught beers are solid. Even if you go early, there *will* be a crowd, so be prepared to grab a drink or chill for a bit before you're seated. It's a small place with huge popularity, but absolutely worth it. Cash only, but ATM inside :)
__label__4 Alchemy is one of my very, very favorite dining/imbibing establishments anywhere.  Everything here is somewhere on the spectrum of excellent to amazing.  The staples on the daily menu are fantastic - their burgers are some of Madison's very best, and the specials, oh, the specials!  You have to go early because people are onto this place and they sell out fast.  It's worth the effort to get there, and it's worth the wait, even if it's crowded (it often is).  Bring cash or your ATM card.\n\nThe beer list rivals the food menu, with often-rotating beers including some that aren't seen often.  It's definitely one of the best tap lineups in town, and this is a beer town.  \n\nAlchemy is a very casual, unassuming tavern that doesn't necessarily tip you off to what awaits you when you order, and that's part of what makes it such a cool place.  \n\nThis is a somewhat short review but that shouldn't imply there's not a lot to say about Alchemy, because I could go on and on.  You'll be glad you don't have a lot to read because you'll get there sooner!
__label__2 I have been to Seasons a lot over the years. It's always pretty solid and they usually have great local deals, which is usually what draws me in. \n\nOn this occasion I had friends in from out of town who were in desperate need of AYCE food. I suggested Seasons and off we went. We got in line (which was scarily long) and started to wait. We heard rumblings of a free buffet offer and took turns to go to the Rewards Club  booth to sign up. My fella and I already had cards, but we got free buffets and $5 in slot play for signing up newbies, score!\n\nIt took us an hour and a half to get through the line and everyone was getting pretty antsy in line. My friends had a show to get to, so each passing minute was making them nervous about leaving on time. We finally got seated and off they went to scrounge around for a plate of food before they had to run off. The food is always pretty solid for buffet food but I had to deduct a star for slow service and the long line. They did deal with it the best they could as the servers and the rest of the staff were obviously overwhelmed with large amount of people filtering in and out because of the promotion. They definitely need to account for this and staff more people on the weekends.\n\nAll in all, a solid buffet that I usually suggest to friends and family when they're looking for good food on the cheap. Bets of all, they have chocolate covered strawberries. I know, the simple pleasures.
__label__4 This is one Buffet that we love to go to mainly because of the Great food and fantastic service not mention the excellent ambience
__label__3 i recommend dining here during Thursday - Polynesian night! \nTry the roasted pig / lechon yum yum!
__label__2 It was an ok selection. You don't pay an arm and a leg with their pricing. Their wait staff are helpful and attentive. We were  actually more satisfied with this buffet than the brunch buffet at Wynn, which didn't have any fresh fruits! Here, our little one feasted on fresh and sweet watermelon non-stop 'till he get tired. All the meat selections were tasty. They have a good balance too with their vegetable selections and dessert. Don't expect seafood here though.
__label__1 Been here several times, never too impress of the selection of food... First time at sunday brunch,, real disappointment, nothing to write home about, lucky for me I did not pay full price, as i held a $11 food credit, next time I will just use it at cafe\n(it is also pricey there too to eat).. I must say the server was very prompt on drinks and checking to see of we were ok...\nSpend a few $$ extra and venture down the road to the M Casino (studio B buffet)
__label__0 i enjoy the  spinach salad with fresh shrimp.. pizza was good too.  Some of the help is good some not good especially the people responsible for the food, last week i asked fir a slice of beef and the guy cut a huge..bloody piece that was 80% fat and put it on top of all my other stuff... could not believe it!  then ive seen them serve rotten spinach until i complained, also take a utensil that had the handle in the food bowl pick it up wipe with rag and put back into food... grossed me out and totally against health regulations, the bowl of contaminated food should have been thrown out.
__label__2 We came here on a Monday evening for the AYCE dinner buffet. Seems like Seniors get 50% on Mondays. We got a BOGO for $15.12 (2 buffets). AYCE comes with soda refills.\n\n- Come around 6-7pm, You'll be in line for a while. \n- I've eaten here a few times before, and their players card is pretty lenient with giving half-priced buffets. After a few rounds at the tables, I usually get a free buffet, or sometimes BOGO. They have a BOGO on the Casino Guide too. \n- In retrospect, I should have just used the BOGO for their new and improved Polynesian buffet, Saturdays from 4-9pm. The list looked great! All the favorites, including poke. Definitely going to come back for that! \n- Anyway, I usually get their chicken noodle soup and the salad. Better than Sweet Tomatoes in terms of soup. Their chicken noodle broth and chicken are great. Noodles are actually macaroni. Haha. Their salads have baby corn. That a premium veggie at ST. haha. \n- I don't get the Asian food much, since it takes worse than a cheap Chinese buffet, but I haven't had it in a while, so I decided to delve into it. The Sinapore noodles were like a spicy pancit, which I liked. Get the Wanton soup and Lemon chicken. \n- They have a chef making pasta for you, but I passed this time around. Typically, it's a bit too wet for my liking. Drenched with sauce. \n- Get the mussels, clams and shrimp. Goes out fast. \n- Service was quick. \n- Feast buffet has more of a Variety. But for about $8 a person, with a coupon, It's a good deal when you got it!
__label__3 This is one of the first noodle joints I had tried in Charlotte and have stuck with since the opening of many more around the area. \n\nI'll keep my review to the point. It has noodles from the major regions of the world and you choose the meat or veggie that you want. This location is a fairly decent size, but I wouldn't imagine bringing a huge group inside. \n\nThe food I always end up getting is of good quality and freshness. I've never had a bad experience here, hence, the reason why I keep coming back. Their udon noodle and pad thai isn't too bad if you're looking for a quick fix, but not the best for sure. Fairly decent pricing, depending on what meat you usually get. Waiting staff is courteous and prompt and always willing to make things right.
__label__0 This was my first time at Nothing But Noodles and it will probably be my last. The problem was, I entered the establishment craving Pho. Now I was smart enough to know I wasn't going to actually be able to order Pho but I certainly thought what I did order was going to taste better than it actually did.\n\nMy husband and I both ordered the Spicy Japanese noodles with shrimp. Per the menu, the dish came with spicy noodles and an abundance of broccoli (take a look at my picture that I posted. Do you see an abundance of broccoli?) The noodles were like no other noodle I have ever seen. It was spaghetti on steroids. It was the Arnold Schwarzenegger of Spaghetti and they were gummy. Gag! The shrimp were very tiny and the sauce was so spicy, you couldn't taste anything else. Don't get me wrong I love spicy food but when the spice is all you can taste, it ruins the entire dish.\n\nThe place was crazy busy and loud and the table we sat at was sticky. I don't even want to know what went on at that table before we sat down. Images of toddlers smearing half chewed pasta into the table with the ball of their hands kept flashing before my eyes.\n\nThe only positive, the food came out quick.
__label__3 Nothing but noodles has a great selection of noodle dishes. Everything from Japanese to my Italian Favorites. I enjoy their spicy Japanese Noodles with Chicken. These guys also have bread sticks that are neck and neck with the Olive Garden.
__label__2 Much better than last year!  They must have a decent saucier now. The Alfredo was right on.  [Oh my!  I just realized that their sauces must now just come out of a can.  I wish they'd tell us if they are freshly made.)
__label__3 Blackhawk isn't just a hardware store; it's a Charlotte tradition. You'll read about it again and again in \"Best of\" polls for good reason. For one thing it's a remnant of an earlier time, although it's thoroughly modern, too. You walk in and there's the giant weigh scale (I won't go near it, but my grandmother was quick to step up well into her 80s) and the popcorn dispenser- help yourself to a scoop as you browse around. \n\nThe staff- many who've been here since it opened in 1977 or shortly thereafter- are helpful and knowledgeable. The stuff- though- that's where it really gets interesting. There's a little bit of something for everyone. Looking for an odd-sized screw or some PVC pipe for your plumbing project? They've got it. How about a handblown glass hummingbird feeder? Check. Fertilizer? Check. A doormat? Check-a-roonie; there are hundreds to choose from- basic to high end monogrammed. Tervis tumblers? A bazillion cabinet hardware fixtures? Shower curtains? How about some Kilz for that paint project? Top it off with a monogrammed cup holder or decorative plant holder, and you begin to get the picture. In fact, if I had an elderly relative whose stamina prevented anything but one outing, I'd take her to Blackhawk Hardware. Although you seldom find the lowest prices here, you will find unique gifts, friendly folks, and a one-of-a-kind, relaxing shopping experience.
__label__3 This place has everything.  I stopped in to check out the grill accessories and found so much more.  When you walk in they have a popcorn machine for you to enjoy a treat while you shop and the smell kind of gets you in the mood, you know?\n\nThe staff at Blackhawk are extremely helpful.  I could walk 10 feet without someone asking me if I needed help.  It was very nice.  I tend to wander so it was nice to have someone to point me in the right direction.\n\nPrices were high, on just about everything I looked at but considering the neighborhood and the clientele, the place obviously does ok.
__label__2 A very friendly atmosphere and fellow yogis. I really wanted to like this place. But the unnecessary intense heat got to me. Internal heat is what one should rely on to warm up the body. Not forced. But to each their own. I was focusing more on trying to not slip out of my asanas and not getting light headed than focusing on my drishti. There was barely any adjusting or good pose step by step instructions from the instructor. If you were a beginner you would have no clue what the poses were unless you looked up and saw what everyone else was doing. The teacher also didn't let you know modifications were an option. I felt the class was very militant formatted instead of a natural power flow and power vinyasa class should be. A few minutes after class I suffered a massive heat headache, so I don't think this would be my first go-to spot for a hot yoga practice next time I'm in the area.
__label__3 Yoga One for yoga fun?!  Yes, please!\n\nI'm relatively new to the yoga scene, but this place made for an excellent experience.  As a result, I'll likely return.\n\nThe staff is friendly and the instructors are knowledgable.  The facility is clean and well maintained.  There's a place to store your shoes, etc. while in class and shower stalls to use after class.   I took a hot yoga class and both the instructor and co-instructor were circulating the room giving tips and offering encouragement.  Newbies and yoga pros alike were treated just the same.  They would help to reposition you if necessary and wouldn't judge someone for needing to momentarily take a basic pose in efforts to regroup.\n\nI did have to wait a while for a shower after class.  There was a surprising number of men in the hot yoga class (18 to be exact), and there are only 2 shower stalls available in the men's restroom.  Once I was able to get showered up I found it to be somewhat of a waste since the room was so humid.  I was immediately soaked in sweat as soon as I stepped out of the shower.  I'm sure the humidity was due to the heat permeating from the room across the hall that hosted the hot yoga session.  However, fans or better ventilation in the restroom area would help.  I dislike being hot and felt the need to make my exit quickly after that.  That, alone, is my only reason for not rating these guys a full 5 stars.  In the event I take another class besides hot yoga, I'll try the showers again.  Should I have a similar experience, I'll simply wait and shower at home going forward.  Either way, it wouldn't stop me from taking future classes there.  I'd recommend this place to any yoga junky!
__label__2 This is not the nicest branch location by a long shot: it is sort of old and worn out. The uniformed guard usually looks particularly ready/willing to break up the monotony of their shift by clubbing someone. \n\nThe computer lab -- which is minute (a dozen-fifteen posns or so), attendants are especially short with people, which just makes one to make sure not to approach them for anything (which is perhaps what they are aiming for). \n\nHold shelves are right next to the self-check out stations but the hold shelves are really close together and built for hobbits (I am not specifically suffering from inflexibility, but damn ...). \n\nThree stars because it is INDIRECTLY free (for those that do not pay property taxes even though it is hidden in your rent fees) unless you turn in anything late. Wish they had an overnight drop box that was good for media items like the Aliante and Alexander NLV Library branches. - E
__label__1 Bottom line --- Overpriced, mediocre sandwiches. Service moved at a snail's pace with only 2 customers ahead of me. I ordered the Johnny and the Buffalo Blazin' Chicken. Both came on a focaccia bread that gave me lock jaw. I am back on the saddle, on the look out for a NoDa restaurant I can endorse.
__label__2 Ordered delivery tonight. Pizza was warm but flavorful, the hell wings were weak ( the jalape\u00f1o pepper slice was hotter) but the delivery girl was sweet, she knew my son and lives nearby thought of everything we would need-thank you Linh you were great!
__label__3 Nice salad bar. Reminds me of Souplantation. I will be back. Wish they had clam chowder and a more desserts!
__label__3 Stayed over on a Saturday night to check out the rooms of the newest hotel in town.  The check-in process was easy, although the clerk remained silent through the entire process.  Normally, I prefer a communicative clerk that confirms the type and location of room I am getting.  In this case, I had to ask her if the room was a smoking room with 2 doubles as I had requested when I booked it online.  It wasn't and she wasn't aware of my request, so she had to start over.  \n\nThe room itself was large and airy and nicely decorated in a contemporary style with a warm color scheme of golds, browns and rust. Slightly larger bathtub than most hotels in town with an out-curving shower curtain rod which gives you a little more room when standing in the tub.  Large desk with 2 chairs and floor-to-ceiling windows with blackout curtains.  A large comfy chair next to the bed is perfect for relaxing and watching the large flat-screen TV.  Only 1 waste basket in the entire room, which I thought was a little odd.  No fridge, but I believe you can request one for an extra charge.  Beds were high and fluffy and very comfy with lots of pillows (love that)!\n\nThe only meal we ate here was breakfast in the morning at their coffee shop, Snaps.  Service was rather slow, as it took about 1/2 hour for our meals to arrive, but our ham and eggs with biscuit and gravy was scrumptuous and filling and very reasonably priced at $4.99!!!\n\nI would not hesitate to book a room here again and I highly recommend it to locals and tourists alike.
__label__0 Only got one star because I cannot give Zilch!   Stay Away! The staff make it a dump!\nManger and staff could not have been nastier!\nI had booked a mini Jacuzzi Suite as my husband's valentines gift. We had concert tickets for that night. Thursday I phoned to confirm, no prob, they even sent an email to confirm. Arrived at 6:00 on Sat and they told me that my suite was not available, and they had DOWNGRADED us to a regular room. I explained that we were local, for a reg room we could stay at home! This was a special occasion! The clerk would not bend so I asked to speak to the manager. She told me that my booking only entitled me to a room not any specific room!!! They could upgrade me for $100 to a full suite. I was over a barrel ( thuis was a gift and I was mortified to be arguing over the price) so I had to pay., almost $300!!! I paid more for a suite at the CRUMMY Eastside Cannery than I would have paid for for a 5 star on the strip!\nIncidentally the casino stinks like an old ashtray. \nEven with reservations we waited 45 minutes for a table in the Staekhouse.
__label__3 I've stayed at almost all the big hotel casinos on the strip.\nI've stayed at Red Rock, the M Resort, and others off the strip.\nI used to live in Henderson, NV so I'm familiar with the area. One day I came back to visit friends and voila...There was a big beautiful rainbow high rise called, The Eastside Cannery! Now, I consider it to be one of my favorites. \n\nFirst, it is not on the strip. So if you don't have a car or know your way around Vegas, I wouldn't recommend it. That being said....Parking is easy and safe but there is no cover so in the summertime you need a sun visor for your windshield. The pool area is relaxing without all the fuss. Mostly locals in here so people are older but friendly. Table limits are low so you can enjoy yourself for awhile without breaking the bank. The rooms are clean and pretty modern for a local casino. There's free Wi-Fi and a mini fridge in every room. The big glass windows provide lots of sunlight and a beautiful view no matter what floor or room. Better bring your own lotion, soap, and/or shampoo if you require a large amount. Their dispensers are attached to the wall and refillable to save money.\n\nIf you have a car and know your way around the city, I recommend the Eastside Cannery. It's a great place to lay your head, have a cheap bite to eat, and gamble a bit. At about $50 a night, you can't beat it.
__label__1 I have never stayed at the Eastside Cannery  -- or even insomuch as gambled here -- so, I was reluctant to leave a review. I have only come here for shows and events. So, this review will be based on the Eastside Events Center, which does not -- as of the date of this writing -- have a listing on Yelp, and probably zero existing reviews in the more general Eastside Cannery listing.\n\nThe Eastside Events Center is not much of an events centre. It is located in a small ballroom on the second floor of the hotel - casino. Typically, when I think events centre, I imagine a separate structure resembling more of an arena than a bingo hall.\n\nIn any case, the box office is actually located at the front desk, which is the queue one would get into on the night of events for tickets. To be clear: there is a small area to the right of front desk where the \"Box Office\" signage is located, but one just gets in the regular, general front desk queue in order to get serviced. All windows will help you with your ticketing.\n\nOnce the tickets are squared away, you have a few dining options, and there is also a temporary bar that gets set up before the merch/swag and doors (show - speak for entrance to venue).\n\nLighting is absolute shit for shows (concerts). Sound is about as good as it is going to get in a room not designed for live music. Assigned seating events is all I have experienced here.\n\nOne very nice touch is the complimentary hearing protection at the table where they scan you in. In and outs are permitted. (They stamp your hand.) The restrooms are clean and well stocked. There is a pleasant minty scent that fills the air when one urinates into the urinal. \n\nThere are even water fountains -- or bubblers (if you are Bostonian) -- right outside doors, or the area you reach the platform upon stepping off the escalator. There are couches near the restrooms, and seating all along the area outside doors or the bingo (hall) across the hall (from the events centre that resembles a bingo hall.) \n\nBingo!
__label__0 this is the worst casino in town, do not play here they have the worst dealers and the worst pit bosses, they suk
__label__1 Not AS nice as Green Valley, but still one of the cleaner Targets I've found in the area.\nWhen I first moved here I found it extremely odd that there were so many clean-looking Walmarts, but the Targets left much to be desired. What a switch...\n\nAnyway, like the GV location, this place always has lines. Always! \nThere are ALWAYS no more than 2 cashiers working and I've been here at different hours on different days...nothing seems to change. The cashiers are also pretty rude. They don't look up, they don't acknowledge you. I noticed this during a few visits to this store and on my most recent stop here, I tested one with a really enthusiastic Hi! How are you!? and I barely got a response!
__label__0 We went there once and would never go back. There are too many good restaurants in Madison to waste your time here. My wife got the salmon and it was disgusting, I'm fairly certain it was frozen and simply reheated.
__label__0 I created a yelp account just so i could comment on this restaurant because I w disgusted by the experience.  The waitstaff was horrible. The restaurant was not even busy. As people arrived, they made them wait 30 mins and then seated them at tables that had been open the entire time. The food was good but I will never go back given the horrible experience.
__label__4 The food at Davios is  excellent, service is wonderful.
__label__3 4 stars food\n0 stars service, it was totally abysmal this time.  what up with that?  the girl at the front was a total you know what.  anyway...its a good thing the whole food experience saved the day.
__label__0 Waiter was rude and did not bring all the foods and got irritated when asked again.  The restaurant seems to be managed by a bunch of university students with limited restaurant experiences.  Gratuities of 15% included already in the bill, like they deserve it.
__label__0 DO NOT USE THIS FACILITY.  I put my valuables in storage in Nov 2007 and paid almost $4,000 just to fly back in Dec 2011 to find all of my belongings covered in rat unrine and feces.  There was no light in my unit and there was very little to no concern from management  when I started to grab my things in the dark and was concerned at the state of my stuff.  When I asked what rodent was in there, the manager said rats and walked away.   After writing a letter requesting reimbursement for my rent and damaged things, I've been disregarded and avoided.  PLEASE FOR YOUR OWN SAKE DO NOT RENT FROM THIS PLACE.  I am committed to doing whatever I can (BBB of Las Vegas, Chamber of Commerce and small claims court) to make sure no one goes through this unfortunate situation.
__label__2 So, I really like steak.  I regularly patronize Outback for the affordable, tasty meat they never fail to produce.  This first encounter with Texas Roadhouse yielded the following opinions:\n\nTexas Roadhouse is the American Cowboy version of the Aussie Outback.  Lots of similarities.\nOutback is, however, more flavorful.\nThe sweet potato has more sugar, but is somehow less sweet.  Still tasty though!\nI could do without the prime rib in the future.\n\nWe were seated very quickly, despite the busy night.  It was almost too quickly... half our party was on the way to the table while the other was still trying to get through the front door.  Service was pleasant but brief, also due to the busy night.  There were several birthdays in the house, as evidenced by the echoing \"YeeHaw!\"s every so often.  Our small party ordered very similar meals to what we're accustomed to at Outback, and that was probably a mistake.  I shouldn't have put Outback expectations on Texas.  The salad was a perfectly fine side salad, the veggies looked standard, and the mashed potatoes had good flavor.  I enjoyed my sweet potato topped with toasted marshmallows, and felt only a little guilty about it.  The prime rib however tasted like ham.  I don't actually like ham, nor did I order it, so I wasn't pleased with the taste in my beef.  I think it was slightly overcooked from my requested medium-rare, but it was tender enough I wasn't too upset.  \n\nI would return to Texas Roadhouse if I was in the area, and I'd order sirloin.  But only after Yelping to make sure there are no Outbacks in the vicinity.
__label__3 I've honestly had nothing but good experiences here, so was rather surprised to see how low the reviews were. The food is decent, and the beer is cold and cheap. They have awesome mixed drinks to choose from and they are very reasonably priced. $5 bloody mary? \n\nI have had excellent service every time and I enjoy the loud atmosphere during crowded sports events.  It's a BWW; a chain restaurant. Don't expect fine dining, but it's not bad either. They offer great wing specials. I am a huge fan of the boneless parmesan garlic or hot. The cheese bacon fries are my favorite appetizers. They sprinkle them with salt and vinegar seasoning. I like dipping mine in ranch! \n\nThe service is hit or miss at this location.
__label__3 I'll admit I was a little shocked by the price of La Mestiza. At least where I'm from, it's incredibly unlikely to wander into a Mexican Restaurant in a strip mall and end up paying 14$ a plate.\n\nThat said, the food was good. Very good, even. My only complaint is that there are only two things on the vegetarian menu, one of which were fajitas, which I'm not crazy about... which doesn't give me any options.\n\nThe drinks were dynamite, super tasty and well balanced, and our server was friendly and professional.\n\nI'll definitely be back.
__label__4 Authentic CLEAN Spanish cuisine, good service.
__label__0 I'm all for quaint family owned and operated places because there is a lot of potential and undiscovered delicious dishes. This is not one of those places. They need to apply to be on Restaurant Impossible because they need an overhaul. Their decor makes no sense whatsoever and the food was horrible. Their chips and salsa was great but it's pretty hard to mess that up. What's up La Mestiza?
__label__2 Easily the best meal I enjoyed in Vegas this past week. I was on a vacation with my sisters. Knowing we would be eating out for 6 days we tried to keep the budget in check. This restaurant was recommended by a friend of my sister did not disappoint as far as the food was concerned. It is tucked away in the back of the food court. Location isn't great...I suppose that is how they keep the prices down. \"Outdoor tables\" are actually inside. Lighting in the interior of the restaurant is way too bright.\nService was very average...our waiter was a hyper-macho Italiano who kept himself busy fawning over the young girls eating next to us, and chatting with his buddies out in the food court plaza. At the end of our meal he was so carried away with his buddies that he had totally forgotten about us, and need to be retrieved by a bus boy. \nThe Caeser Salad that we shared was good. Filet mignon meatballs with spaghetti and red sauce were delicious, as was the wood-fired Quatro Stagioni pizza. I highly recommend the food...the service not so much.
__label__3 We went here for dinner.  \nStarted off with garlic rolls were good.  Virgin Olive Oil and Balsamic vinegar were provided on the table for dipping.  The Balsamic vinegar was sweeter and not as acrid as the one from DOCG.  I accompanied my meal with a Moretti, an Italian beer and really liking this over Peroni.  There is less of an aftertaste and more pleasing to my palate.\n\nOrdered the Linguine Carbonara.  I wanted to taste it so I have a reference of how it should taste.  Most comments online say why order it when you can just make it at home.  They are correct.   Most restaurants serve carbonara but they often add heavy cream and a whole bunch of other items.  Trattoria Reggiano was the only one I found that serves it how it is should to be, Pancetta, Cheese, Egg, and Pasta, that's it.  Overall, the taste was close to how I make it so I'm glad I'm in the general vicinity.  The criticism I have though is that they a used a little too much pancetta and the sauce could have been a little looser.  Additionally, there was little or no black pepper.  Should have asked for freshly cracked black pepper but instead used black pepper on the table, which didn't add much.\n\nMy friend had the Chicken Marsala.  It was very good.  The dish overall was not greasy.  The sauce had a lot of flavor.  Unlike a lot of Chicken Marsala we get in Hawaii where they use too much butter/oil where it masks the Marsala and chicken flavors.\n\nRegarding they other parts of the meal, service was ok.  It lacked in the beginning but picked up later on.  Didn't really care to eat outside in the mall as the tables were too close to each other.\n\nI would highly recommend this place if you are looking for simply Italian food.
__label__1 Went here after reading the good reviews. That was not a good decision. The food was only Ok. Not bad, but not the quality I would have expected.\n\nThe rolls were not warm which I would think they should be with the garlic and all. One was flat out cold. \n\nThe server was horrible. Didn't seem to care that we existed. I asked if there was a special and he just shouted to a coworker and came back with basically \"brocoli and something.\" I had to finally flag him down just to ask for the check. \n\nWould not recommend.
__label__0 Nice lady that seated us but it was all downhill from there. \n\nWAY OVERPRICED!!!!\n\nThey charge $8 for an iced tea!!!!\n\nSo we ordered a diet Pepsi instead $4, thinking I could choke that down since this is a Vegas hotel and $4 is standard (albeit criminal)...... Out comes a super tiny glass bottle of diet Pepsi with a glass of ice. I didn't even know they made glass bottles that small. It was sent back. \n\nThe linguini bolognese was bland. Plus, we ordered spaghettini (thin spaghetti) instead of linguini, but got linguini.... Maybe that's because the guy didn't write anything down.  He also didn't check on us, despite walking by about 5 times (this place is VERY small) until we were half way through our meals. He offered to remake the meals, but we said not to bother. \n\nConclusion: A RIPOFF FOR BLAND FOOD. GO ELSEWHERE.
__label__4 The service alone makes this place a five-star restaurant. However, the food was spectacular as well! Fresh, flavorful, hot and served with style and a friendly smile. Highly recommend this small trattoria amidst the myriad of stores and other food options, don't miss it!
__label__0 Our group got food poisoning from eating here. The service was great, but we got so sick afterwards we can never come back. \n\nStay AWAY! there are many other options for eating in the Venetian
__label__3 Loved this little hole in the wall restaurant! It's tucked away in a corner of the grand canal shops on the Venetian side. It's a family run business and authentic Italian as they're actually from Italy, including the wait staff. They made great recommendations and we loved all of them! I ordered the linguine fruti de mare (clams, calamari, and shrimp in a spicy marinara) while my mom orders linguine in clam sauce and my aunt ordered the swordfish piccata style with steamed vegetables. I loved my dish and I usually don't like red sauces. I also loved the swordfish, the piccata was so flavorful and perfectly cooked! The garlic knots were also really great, which came free! We ended up ordering the tiramisu for dessert even though my aunt was hesitant because the example looked really creamy. It was really creamy, but surprised us in how delicious it was! It was a light cream and my aunt was glad we ended up ordering it! I was happy to hear that they would be expanding because they deserve to be seen! Great service and food and decent prices for Vegas!
__label__3 The food here was pretty good, though we made the mistake of arriving about 10-20 minutes before close. We wanted to sit inside because it looked cozier than the tables in the middle of the walkway, but we were told actually they were starting to clean up in there so we would have to sit outside. No problem!\n\nHowever, we felt immediately like the few waitstaff were visibly upset we had been seated, particularly our waiter. He looked tired, and annoyed he had a table. So much so we literally asked him 3-4 times if it was really OK that we were sitting down to eat. He assured us it was OK if we put the order in quickly. \n\nOverall, they pushed the food out quickly, and we all enjoyed our pizza/pasta. For the price, this place is quite the deal on the strip. You get a lot, it's in a nice indoor location, and the food was very good. If this was a normal restaurant I would give it 3 stars (entirely because of the feeling like we were a burden, the food was great), but the value vs others around make it a 4 for me.
__label__0 I am not a picky eater but everything here is so bland and boring. The spinach dip was watery and tasted weird. My pasta needed tons of salt and pepper because it tasted like a Michelina's frozen dinner.  The prices are pretty cheap but you can go elsewhere for food that tastes much better for the same price.
__label__0 We ordered subs for our entire team and they were 5 hours late , our team had to play a game on empty stomach then after game had to wait another 2 hours before we got out subs... No Bueno
__label__4 I LOVE these sandwiches! OMG they are delicious. Customer service is always good. I didn't even know they were there....otherwise I would have gone a lot sooner!
__label__0 I have only just picked up my clothes from my FIRST visit to ODC, and I wish I would have read some of the reviews before I went.  It was so ridiculously expensive, and I was furious when the clerk swiped my card.  What's worse is I switched from the cleaner right by my house, which was fairly cheap, because my clothes came out smelling very chemically for weeks after I picked them up.  I assumed that an \"organic\" cleaner would produce a better result...but now I find out that ODC isn't even organic...what then was the point of switching and paying DOUBLE (yes double)??\n\nIn all fairness, I have not even taken the clothes out of the bags yet, so I have no review on the quality of their work nor the \"smell.\"  However, I feel strongly enough about the price issue to write my FIRST EVER Yelp review.\n\nI dropped off 10 items and got a $120 bill when I picked them up.  $120?!! You know I already OWN these clothes, right?!\n\nUnbelieveable.  I'll let you know how the job turned out once I can find a place deserving enough to warrant even the possibility of soiling my $12 a pop garments.  Bummer.
__label__4 pretty amazing experience. Good seating, good acoustics, pretty much awesome all around. seats were comfortable and the security wasn't completely overbearing.
__label__4 So far so good! I'll have to update this after the actual wedding, but so far the planning with Mandalay Bay has been pleasant. Our coordinator is Aleena and she always emails or calls me back in a timely manner and is helpful. We visited the chapel in person and agreed it's much prettier than it looks online. We're excited hopeful it all goes smoothly!
__label__4 Attended a Wedding at this Chapel and was beyond impressed. The Chapel is located in THEhotel at Mandalay Bay which is incredibly classy and beautiful. The Chapel is gorgeously decorated and the perfect size for an intimate Vegas getaway Wedding. The rooms to get ready are nice and cozy with big mirrors, a bathroom and couch in each one. The Chapel itself is very nice and the picture taking area is cute. For a Vegas Wedding, I would suggest this Chapel to anyone planning their nuptials.
__label__2 Okay, let's try this again.  I wrote this review on October 25, 2010 but mistakenly put it under the Rite Aid in Squirrel Hill.  Yeah I know, most pharmacies are pretty generic looking and any review can fit any one of them but read on...\n\nI'm glad this rite Aid has stayed open.  It's pretty close to work so whenever I need to pick up anything, it's pretty convenient.  I had to pick up my prescription this morning.  I take Lipitor on occasion and they do have some diabetes supplies.  \n\nI just remembered that when I was a teen, this used to be the old Gimbel's Department Store.  It sat vacant for many years then was redeveloped with Burlington Coat Factory, Barnes & Noble, and Thrift Drug.  I remember Thrift Drug was pretty upscale before they were taken over by Rite Aid.  \n\n(Now you know why I had to put my review in the correct location).
__label__1 Not a fan. \n\nLiving in Charlotte, NC for a couple years I got pretty familiar with US Airways as they have a choke hold on CLT. You can't get out of the frikken state on that airline for less than $400 no matter where you are going. Still it was the easy choice so I flew it a lot. Sometimes paying for convenience is worth it. \n\nRecently, I took them back from Jamaica with a layover in CLT and can't say I was too impressed. On one hand, they got us home earlier and adverted a potential delay. Plus, I was on a couple of the newest planes (complete with wi-fi) I have ever been on. \n\nOn the other hand, they cut our layovers so short it made us run for every plane! They charged $25/bag for an international flight (I didn't even know any airlines charged for the first bag on international - apparently US Air is one of only a few). Oh and they didn't seat my husband and I together, even though none of our flights were full and they easily could have!? \n\nI think I will skip them in the future.
__label__0 We were scheduled with a 4hr layover and then delayed ON TOP of that by and hour and a half. They decided to change to a bigger plane and then did not have qualified Crew to fly it!!!\n\nNot impressed, not happy and a crappy start to vacation.
__label__0 We are in the midst of a very stressful transition, moving across the country from Charleston, SC to Portland, OR, in order to access better educational and therapeutic resources for our daughter Camille, who has Cerebral Palsy.\n\nOne of US Airways' gate agents, Connie Owens, took it upon herself this morning to make our travel even more difficult, stressful, and inconvenient. I do not have sufficient words to express my absolute disgust and disappointment with Ms Owens' lack of compassion, flexibility and courtesy.  \n\nWe have flown with our daughter many times in the past eight years, usually taking US Airways because their crews have been unfailingly helpful, sympathetic and courteous.  Until now.\n\nCamille is now twelve years old, nearly 100 pounds, and almost five feet tall.  She is non-ambulatory, non-verbal, has autistic-like sensitivities, and often will require one or more diaper changes on a long flight.  Consequently, we always sit as close to the back of the plane as possible, as she is much too large to change in the tiny bathroom, and past flight crews have been very accommodating in arranging to either block off the aisle, screen off the last row of seats, or allow us to use the floor of the galley when everything is locked down after service.  \n\nWe were explaining this to the flight crew and Ms Owens when she took it upon herself to insist that that absolutely could not be done, that we were only allowed to change Camille in the bathroom, which is physically impossible, and to aggressively verbally berate my wife Christina over wanting to make some arrangement so that we could get to our destination with a minimum of discomfort and inconvenience to ourselves and our fellow passengers.  \n\nHer aggression set off our daughter into a loud and prolonged screaming fit.  Rather than wait for the meltdown to pass, or to back off and give us a chance to calm our daughter, Ms Owens immediately contacted security to have us removed from the plane, which was unnecessary, humiliating, and a tremendous inconvenience.  \n\nThe security manager, Mike, was extremely kind, courteous and helpful as he assisted us from the plane, and consequently rebooked our flights for tomorrow, and set us up at a hotel near the airport. Nonetheless, this has made a difficult and stressful trip even more so, and has caused us to have to scramble to rearrange things at our point of arrival.  \n\nWe are also stuck in a hotel without most of our luggage and some of our prescriptions. This has been, overall, a horrible experience, and certainly will make us think twice before flying US Airways or its affiliates again.  In addition, I cannot imagine that Ms Owens' actions were in any way acceptible per the ADA.  \n\nI attempted to call to make and resolve this complaint, but the agent and supervisor I spoke with insisted that it could only be addressed through a web form, promising contact in one to three business days, which is infuriating.\n\nOn the positive side, Yvonne J, another gate agent, was tremendously helpful and compassionate.  We also received assistance from an airport maintenance man, whose name I did not catch, in replacing a bolt on the wheelchair that broke as we were bringing it up the gangway.  \n\nSpecial needs flyers and parents - have you had similar experiences? Advice? Insights? How do I get people to treat my child like a human being?
__label__1 Air hostesses were nice, but barely attentive during a long flight. Would have appreciated a bit more attention, but okay, it was a red eye and most people were asleep. Did not like that although I required assistance with boarding, when I asked for a set change from middle seat, I was given the absolute last row on the plane. Spent the night listening to two air hostesses talking about their lives. They could have told me that in the first place and I would have stayed where I was, instead of being completely uncomfortable for 4 hours. I don't like them compared to other airlines, but they had a flight that suited my schedule.
__label__2 I'm updating my review for this place because management has tried very hard to rectify all the problems I've experienced here. I received some gift certificates for free pizza and my food came hot, fresh and most importantly, fast. So far I'm pleased that things seem to have turned around but I\"ll be keeping my eye on this place. I really hope these changes for the better are permanent!
__label__3 Was in the mood for tacos last night so we visited Blanco's but they had a half-hour wait, so walked next door to J. Alexanders.  I didn't know anything about the place, but I expected over-priced blandness for some reason.\n\nIt was much better than expected.  First, I had a $5 glass of Zinfandel that was quite good.  And a generous pour.  \n\nThey had a wide range of menu choices from $10 to upper $20's.  I tried a filet mignon/mushroom/mashed potatoes dish that was very good.  My wife enjoyed her shrimp.\n\nMany reviews compare this to Houstons - while I agree that Houstons is better, we left dinner last night with $50 more in our pockets compared to my last trip to Houstons.
__label__2 So we've been to the Houston's by the Borgata (aka J. Alexander's) a few times now, and it's pretty good.  Low booths make for an open feeling with dark wood and dim lighting from oversized fixtures, open kitchen.  Fery few tables for more than 4.  Snottsdale greeters that may or may not make you feel welcome.  The broadly priced menu has the usual steaks and fish, inventive salads, sandwiches and a nice wine list.  They do a great job at food execution and presentation.  Service at this Houston's isn't quite as experienced as the others, though.  Most questions are met with the deer in headlights stare while the server tries to remember the answer, but not to worry because they'll get a manager if they can't answer.  Generally, they shy away from chit chat like they're afraid they might make a mistake.  The desserts are great.  I really do like this restaurant, it's just hard not to laugh about the obvious Houston's knock-off.
__label__4 We have now used Ideal twice over the past couple of years.  Rosie on the House certified, Ideal Plumbing has earned that recognition.  Service has been outstanding - fast, friendly, are eager to explain what is going on and what they are doing to fix our problem.  2 Thumbs up - thanks Ideal!
__label__1 I was so happy to find a boba place right around the corner so I wouldn't have to drive several miles to Lee Lee's or Asiana if I didn't feel like making my own.  I requested an iced soy latte boba (like I used to get from my old fave Eba Cafe) but they couldn't make a latte.  I settled for an iced green tea with boba (brewed, not powder). \n\nThe boba had a nice, chewy texture but was totally flavorless.  They were also skimpy on the amount of boba that went in the cup.  The tea itself was bitter (my guess is that they let it brew too long).  All in all, I wasted my five bucks on that and won't be going back again.
__label__2 I actually feel that three stars is a bit generous for this visit (1/15/12).  This could easily have been a five star review.  The setting is amazing.  The buffet, above average, and it included \"bottomless\" champagne or mimosas, which makes the $60/per person price tag hurt a little less.  There were countless options to indulge in...Outside they were offering perfect lamb chops, mini crab cakes, shrimp scampi, several fresh cooked fish options,\\ delicious quesadillas and tacos, prime rib carving station.  In side we were greeted by a glorious meat and cheese selection, lox, fruit bar, cold seafood options including seared Ahi tuna, crab claws, shrimp and cocktail sauce. A breakfast station serving up made to order pancakes, eggs benedict, and omelets, a pastry stand and a selection of breakfast meats.  Lastly, an enormous selection of desserts including bananas foster made to order.  Sounds amazing, right?\n\nMy problems with our experience at Rita's Kitchen had little to do with the food and everything to do with the service...and the birds, but I will get to that later.  The service started out great.  We placed our order, the four of us that ordered the buffet were served our mimosas and the other's were brought their coffee.  We visited the buffet and the meals from the regular menu were served.  Our beverages were topped off a couple of times and then our server seemed to disappear.  We actually had to wave him down (or someone else) if we needed anything.  This went on for the duration of our meal.  To top it all off, as plates were pre-bussed from tables, servers left them stacked at the bus station adjacent to our table. They did not clear the food so a large flock of obnoxious birds decided to feast on the remnants.  We were, literally, surrounded by birds; they dropped chunks of food on our table as the flew away, cackled so loudly that we could hardly think and to top it all of one of the birds relieved itself as it flew over us.  The load narrowly missed my friend, but ended up landing on the jacket hanging on the back of her chair.  Disgusting!  We were offered an extra cloth napkin to help clean up the mess, but not so much as an apology from the server or a manager.  \n\nGreat food, questionable service, repulsive birds...
__label__3 You'll read a lot about trying the \"Golden Gazpacho.\" Believe the buzz, it's delicious. Definitely worth eating at.
__label__3 Food has been excellent! Wings and Tuesday night Tacos are the best.
__label__1 Went to the gym for the first time, and I'm not sure if I'll be back. Where to start..... Well, I ordered drinks (2 beers and a coke) and the drinks took 10+ minutes to get there. Not good. The waitress said she was new, but the order wasn't complicated. \n\nDrinks arrived and we ordered. Ordered two burgers and the sampler platter. The burgers arrived well before the platter. \n\nThe burgers were ok, not bad but not great. The sampler platter arrived, and it's not even close to worth the $12 they're charging. They didn't offer a discount on the sampler and I got to wait 15+ minutes for the check. \n\nOverall, I might go back to watch a football game, but this is not going to be on the places I frequent. It's safe to say I walked away disappointed.
__label__1 I've gone here tons of times and I'll touch on each of those experiences. The first time was seriously great! I went with a friend and our two toddlers for lunch and the service was great. We went for an early lunch so we were basically the only ones there, the food was good, and they brought out toys for the girls afterwards. She specifically took me there to introduce me to the cheese curds. \n\nThe next several times we went, servers were nowhere to be found most of the meal. I ordered alcoholic beverages on quite a few occasions all of which were poorly mixed, and when I notified the server that I wouldn't be drinking it because of that she just replied \"oh\". No refund, no remix, nothing! \n\nWe won't be going there anymore because we go primarily for the cheese curds and they haven't had them in stock for a month last we checked, so we started going to San Tan Flat instead where at least the servers can be found! \n\nThe wings are good but not good enough to sit through crummy service and horrible drinks.
__label__0 Hungry for lunch and not wanting to walk any further my husband and I decided to give nordstrom cafe a try. They have a self order counter where you give your cashier your order and pay for your meal before choosing a table. The cashier was not welcoming,disinterested and rude. Surprising to me as I have always admired  nordstroms commitment to providing great customer service. After sitting down we were shortly greated by the server. I asked her what the cashiers name was. She said \"Why you don't like her\" I told her she was very unwelcoming and she said we were the third table to complain about her that night. The food was good although I don't know if ill be back if the beginning of my meal starts out so unpleasant.
__label__2 Disappointed with built in 20% gratuity for 6 persons for a soup/sandwich lunch.\nPortofino sandwich was bland (chicken/mozzarella) 3 layers of bread made it filling but w/ only one layer of c/m.\nJust average - not like Luce or Toscana quality levels.
__label__3 This place has closed.  The owner converted it to a Spanish tapas place.  I want Coco Osteria.. It was my favorite spot.
__label__3 More like 3.75 stars...rounded up because it is an experience.\n\nWhen we ate at Restaurant Charlie in May, 2008 a few months after they opened...the host told us about the Kaiseki style menu they offered next to the restaurant. We were really excited. I took my husband here for his birthday in September, 2009. We ordered the 14 courses at $250 each.\n\nThe dinner took FOUR...yes....FOUR friggin HOURS sitting on a bar stool...comfy at first hour but our backs started to ache!! I wish they offered Aeron chairs and a back massage to go with dinner. Better yet Japanese Massage Chairs to use in between courses!! Put that in the suggestion box. The timing was totally unexpected...I almost dozed off!! Seriously!! I had to leave the restaurant and walk around to stretch my legs and wake up. I don't drink much, so the beer probably made me sleepy too. We got there at 6:30 PM; first ones in the restaurant...later came a couple who didn't stay...came another couple and a group of 5 or 6. Overall, the place was 1/3 full. They ALL finished before we did!! Our dinner didn't end until 10:30PM...we were the last ones there...they close at 11pm. To Chef Hiro's and Assistant Chef Matt's credit, they apologized and gave us some desserts in a tiny box ...but the wait between some of the dishes were 15 min-30min. Towards the end it just streched out; I wanted to leave...it was not fun anymore. I was tired and uncomfortable on the bar stool.\n\nThe fun factor is watching them prep the dishes. You get about 2 bites to finish each dish. The sauces are really good (you'll want to lick the plate) but they tend to take center stage over the seafood and meats. Quite honestly, I like all the small bits around the plate better than the protein itself most of the time. Though I didn't love everything (the sardine, salmon ice cream)...they get props for being fun and inventive. My favorite was the snapper; the watermelon rind (small bits); the cute micro cucumber; avocado ice cream and spicy chocolate. Also, I can't stand foam on my food; really no point in it (foam belongs in a  cappuccino). I do like the chefs...they are friendly. Also, interesting thing...I noticed the missing teeth between the two Chefs. I wondered whether they had a pact or something or if they got into a bar fight a couple weeks before (no bruises).  It's was strangely endearing. The two obviously respect each other.\n\nThis is non-traditional kaiseki...I did like the twist..but realize I much prefer traditional kaiseki...and at this price point (our total was a little over $600 for two); the timing should be perfect and every morsel should have me wanting more (well, at least the sauces and itty bitty bits around the plate did). There are better places you can dine in at this price point.\n\nTry it here if you don't mind a 4-hour 14 course dinner. It's an experience of watching the pros do their thing in an intimate setting. The chefs are approachable and casual. I'd suggest you bring a heating pad and some biofreeze for your back. Not fun eating in discomfort.  =(
__label__4 Went there this past Thursday with my wife for one of her birthday dinners...BEST MEAL OF THE WEEKEND (vs. L'Atelier and Picasso)!!!  And probably the best meal I've had in the past 5 years.  It was insane because we were the only people there...opened up on Thursday because of our request.  Chef Hiro worked alone while we chit-chatted with him and the maitre'd about food, inspiration, the restaurant biz, vegas, and hotels.  Each night's menu is variable with some guidance on the progression of the dishes/savoriness.  The night was capped with the pastry chef introducing his chocolate plate, fruit plate (separate courses), and homemade confections.\n\nMost memorable:\nUni barley risotto with duck thigh confit and shitakes, topped with a generous dollop of fresh uni.  The uni richness replaces the mundane use of foie gras (don't get me wrong...I love foie gras, but I love culinary whimsy).  It was such a WONDERFUL surprise...a briny richness.\n\nA True MUST GO!!!!
__label__4 What a great restaurant this is...\nI've eaten here twice. Once on New Years Eve and Once for my Birthday and both time they get a WOOHOO!!!\nCan they even make a bad meal? I think not!\nThe new deal for summer was INCREDIBLE $39.95 for 5 courses and NO skimping on this!\n1 app, 1 salad, 1 main course, 1dessert and coffee awesome eh\nThe app and salad are a little smaller but who would want a giant size anyhow.\nThis is a place I would send anyone to, especially someone I liked :)\nI for sure give my thumbs up ALL THE WAY!!!
__label__1 Nice atmosphere, good service, mediocre food at best. My advice save your money.
__label__1 Food and service is good , however, beware of the owner, Gianfranco. he has a potential to go postal on unsuspecting patrons for no apparent reason. Screaming, cursing, etc. Dine at your own risk
__label__4 This place is astounding! The staff is always wonderful and they make you feel like one of the family. The food takes some time, so be patient. They make everything to order and everything is worth the wait. I have yet to have something there that I have not loved. When we want good homemade italian food, Montesano's is the only place for us! We've tried a few other places but they just don't compare to the awesomeness that is Montesano's. It's so amazing that we're going there again tonight!
__label__3 We have eaten at Montesano's a few times, but always from their pasta menu and never the pizza. So with that in mind...the review. There is no shortage of Italian restaurants anywhere in LV/Henderson and the styles and flavors are endless. And like most food, everyone has their favorite, and their 5-star pick may be someone elses 2 star. Such is food, particularly ethnic food. Heck, we have even been to Italy for a few weeks and considered that to be some of the worst Italian food we had ever had...so go figure. Anyway, the food that we have had here is pretty damn good. Maybe not the 'best I have had anywhere', but very good nonetheless. The last time there, had the Spag and meatballs. The balls were huge and plenty of pasta, although the sauce was a little light, but they happily brought more. My wife went for the raviolis with a different sauce than mine, and it was great too. The restaurant was very casual, which is exactly how I like it. Don't shove tablecloths-candles-etc in front of me---I am there to eat. And that is what I did, and we willl be back.
__label__3 Montesano's is a friendly, authentic trattoria and more.  It is also a deli, pasta shop, and first-rate emporium of memorable baked dessert treats.  A server was slow to take our order, based on some initial confusion over who was assigned our booth.  But, once that hiccup was alleviated, all was well.  She was a fine server, but I would have liked to have been informed of the dinner specials like Lobster Parm I later saw on a board.  A sign inside the restaurant reads \"Where love has a taste!\" and diners are reminded by another placard to be patient because all food here is cooked to order.  I found great taste in these environs, and the freshly prepared food well worth the wait. \n\nI was initially surprised to see that dinners are served here with complimentary freshly baked garlic knots and bread.  Then the surprise turned to shock when the bread and basted knots were placed on the table.  There were 24 Garlic Knots--for only 2 diners!  They were small, but so what?  The doughy knots were warm and quite tasty, and the huge number made up for their diminutive size.  A dozen accompanied us home.\n\nI was less impressed by the fresh but earthy Italian bread.  It was sort of dry, and not that tasty.  But this was a minor setback.  For the Stracciatella (Italian Egg Drop) Soup was the best I have ever had: really hot and tasty broth, and chockfull of spinach and egg whites.  An immense \"Caesars Salad\" with one anchovy as requested, chopped Romaine, Romano Cheese, and fresh croutons was very good but almost overdressed with too much Creamy Caesar Dressing.  \n\nA Shrimp Cocktail featured 8 large shrimp that were good but tasted like they had recently been defrosted.  But I harbored no reservations at all concerning my entree of delectable Veal Montesano over Fettuccine, which was simply superb.  This very creative dish featured nicely pounded and tender, hand sliced, and lightly floured milk-fed veal medallions, artichoke hearts, fresh garlic, roasted potatoes, and roasted red peppers, and was finished in a delicate white wine and butter sauce in a brick oven.  The fragile artichoke petals gave the sauce a welcome hint of lemony flavoring.  And the fresh pasta undergirding the veal was cooked perfectly!  The whole edible conglomeration represented a delicious and very nice blend of harmonizing flavors.\n\nBut I was by no means done, because a lovely, large \"Black & White Cookie\" in the display case had caught my eye when I entered the restaurant.  I went back to get a good second look, and then ordered it for dessert.  The unusual cookie, freshly baked on premises, was composed of pound cake topped by vanilla icing on one half, and chocolate icing on the other, and was moist and delectable.  The pure vanilla and chocolate flavors startled my taste buds.  Diane's novel idea of biting down on the black and white border to take in both flavors at once was a definite winner.  And, that lovely cookie was so rich that half of it accompanied me home, and even that amount lasted two more lunches!  \n\nAffable owner/chef Steven Montesano, attired mostly in red, flitted in and out of the kitchen, watched the front of the house, and came over to our booth to check on us a few times during the course of our meal.  He was a very cordial and accommodating host, and it is obvious that he takes great pride in his fine cooking and baking.  Deservedly so!\n\n4-1/2 stars overall!
__label__1 I hate to disagree with so many of my fellow yelpers, but Montesano's does not live up to the internet hype. This pizza is NOT the best pizza in town. Actually,  it's closer to the top 10 WORST slices of pizza I have had in Vegas. \n\nI placed an order for pick-up: one large margherita pizza, one gluten free crust pizza with pineapple and peppers, one order of chicken fingers with fries and when we arrived, we added one of those stuffed garlic knots to our order because it was glaring at me through the glass deli case. \n\nThe margherita pizza was bland, chewy and doughy in the worst possible way. The sauce was either not present or not flavorful enough to notice and there were slices of tomatoes layered on top of the pizza. These tomato slices made the pizza even worse because they created a soggy texture on the pizza that really threw me off. The cheese wasn't impressive and definitely didn't taste as fresh as some of the authentic Italian/east coast style pizza I have had around town. I was not impressed. I couldn't even finish one slice - that's how much I did not enjoy the pizza. Bland, flavorless, soggy and forgettable. \n\nThe chicken fingers were standard. Nothing special. There was not enough hot sauce for my liking, but that is personal preference. \n\nThe gluten free crust didn't impress my GF friend, who said it tasted like she was eating a brick. Bummer! \n\nI give this place two stars because the gentleman who answered the phone and took my order was extremely friendly and made me laugh a bunch while I was ordering. The other star is for the stuffed garlic knot that we added to our order. It was pretty good - really soft and chewy (in the right way) with great, flavorful, authentic marinara sauce (they should use THIS on the pizza) and lots of garlic flavor (I love garlic!). \n\nThe man who took my order - wonderful. The girl working the front of the store and taking orders/payments for pick-up orders - NOT so wonderful. Is it really that difficult to put a smile on your face a greet a customer when they walk in the door rather than standing around and  allowing 5 minutes pass before you even say a word to the customer?\n\nDo yourself a favor. If you're on this side of town and you are craving consistently good pizza - go to Grimaldi's. At least you know you're going to get something great and tasty for about the same price - probably even a little less.
__label__2 After quite a few mentions in a YT thread a while back, I bookmarked this spot and have been dying to try it. I really, really wanted to like it, but it just fell short...\n\nWhen we first arrived, it wasn't all that busy. Maybe 4-5 other tables sat, and no one was waiting at the front to order from the display. We basically went ungreeted and were just met with blank stares. They did get us sat pretty quickly, but past that, I just wasn't a huge fan of the service. Our waiter had a very awkward way about him and made no attempts to greet us, or really talk to us at all. He just took our orders and brought the food. Maybe that's the way they want it? I don't know, but by the time we had gotten our food, the place was completely packed and the service from there on was virtually non-existent. Aside from having a very friendly and enthusiastic woman, I'm assuming the owner, visit us one time at the beginning of the meal, the service was lacking in a big way.\n\nWe started off our meal with their complimentary bread basket and an order of the Lasagna Explosion. Their take on the classic bread basket is pretty cool and those little garlic knots are quite addicting. The Lasagna Explosion wasn't quite as good as I expected though. I went to cut one in half to see the inside and it actually exploded out a ton of water. Yup, just clear water. Their sauce here is just way too watery, almost to the point where it has very little to no flavor. Apart from that, I liked that the Explosion is packed pretty good with cheese and it's a good size appetizer for $8, but it was just okay at best and I wouldn't recommend them.\n\nOn the menu itself, there's actually a ton of choices. If you're in the mood for pizza, they have that. If you're in the mood for a classic pasta dish, they have that. If you're in the mood for seafood, they have that. I could go on, but it's pointless. For as small as the place is, I was really surprised to see how many things they offer and there's bound to be something for everyone. I ended up ordering the Cavatelli with Broccoli Rabe and hot sausage. As I expected, the pasta was cooked perfectly. However, the amount of sausage in the plate was a bit disappointing and since the pieces were so tiny, it added very little to the overall taste. The broccoli rabe was decent though. It wasn't bitter and had great texture. All in all, just another okay dish.\n\nAs far as pricing goes, it's actually not too bad. We only ended up spending a little over $80 before tip, for 4 adults and 1 child. Since there's other things on their menu that I'd like to try, mainly dessert items like the chocolate canoli, I would possibly stop by again if I was in the area. But with mediocre service and okay food, I can't say I'd be coming back for the regular food anytime soon.
__label__3 Nothing great, but a step up for bar food, that's for sure!  I love getting the chicken finger wrap (grilled instead of fried, with buffalo sauce).  Their tater tots are some of the best in town too!  I had a bad experience with trivia there once (the hostess told us we were not allowed to cheer and that we needed to be quiet, cause she gets annoyed by loud noises...REALLY?!?!?  I think they fired her).  They have a few ski ball games and I once stopped in on \"League Night\" and ended up playing for a while in a legue for free...still not sure how that happened.  Oh...and beer in a mason jar, gotta love that!
__label__1 ONLY good for drinks, food is very bland & unappeasing how can anyone go wrong with a Philly cheese steak??? will not be returning!
__label__2 We've been wanting to try out JJ's for quite awhile now and finally got around to it earlier this week with the beautiful weather here in Charlotte. Here's the breakdown:\n\n5/5 stars for pet friendliness. You can bring your dog and hang out at one of the many outdoor seating areas. \n4/5 stars for atmosphere. JJ's has tons of outdoor seating and is great for watching games on the big screen or ogling the many healthy people on a jog past the bar. \n3/5 for food. Food was basic bar fare. I had the fresh avocado BLT with tator tots as my main course (honestly, I don't know why everyone doesn't serve tots - they are so delish), along with a taste of a chicken quesadilla and the bacon jalape\u00f1o hush puppies. Again - edible food, but nothing to write home about.\n3/5 for service. Our service was a bit slow for a Tuesday night, especially considering the place wasn't packed. And our server may have been a bit confused as when I asked for a drink menu, she said there wasn't one, but then later brought out the condiment tray with a drink menu on it. Yes, that happened. If I hadn't already tucked into my vodka soda I may have swapped. Next time....\n\nAll in all, go to JJ's for the atmosphere and to while away a lazy weekend afternoon. Just know going in that the delicious beverages may lower your inhibitions and there is no shortage of greasy treats on the menu. I mean, funnel cake fries? Yes, please. Also something for next time....
__label__2 Oh Jackalope Jack's. I've been here a few times for drinks and karaoke...which is very fun. The atmosphere is awesome...at night. For drinks.\n\nWe went by this Sunday evening for a quick bite to eat. I ordered the BBQ sandwich (which I had been craving) and my bf ordered a kobe burger...neither of which they had. Really?! So we both settled on something else while we were snacking on our nachos. He ended up getting a regular burger that was charred and the inside of the bun was black. They got him a new one...but still No apologies for anything. This is the second time they have been out of something, although last time it was just one person's meal that they didn't have.\n\nThe waitress was decent. We ran out of our drinks a couple of times and had to ask for refills.\n\nGo for beer. Not food. Or service.
__label__2 I thought the brunch was just okay. The french toast was overcooked and the sausage patties were dry. I was starving so I ate it all anyway. I'd give it less stars if it weren't for the great outside dining area.
__label__2 I'm verrrrrrrrrry disappointed to change my rating of Jacks. When I first moved here it was my go to place for just about everything. We were literally going 3 to 5 times a week. After awhile we noticed that the service was just starting to lack and the food was going a little down hill. \n\nWe went for a brunch once and whatever I got was horrible, and so was the service. Our server never even came back to check on us, and the bartender ended up being the one to give us our bill. I was pretty disappointed. The last 4 times we went I just felt it wasn't the same Jacks I fell in love with and bragged so much about. \n\nThey recently changed their menu and they basically took off everything that I  went there for!! I guess that explains why the stuff I got tasted pretty crappy the last few times I'd gone... maybe they were just fazing it out? I don't know but honestly I can say I will not jump for joy to go eat there again. The only thing they have left that I'd even get slightly excited about is the black bean quesadilla. :( \n\nNow Jacks will pretty much just be my place for a karaoke night out. Really really bummed to have to change my review. I hardly EVER have done that.
__label__1 Jackalopes what happened?!!! This used to be my favorite place. They did some renovations and it's a very nice venue. But they've hired some new staff and the waitresses are TERRIBLE. I always sit in the karaoke/TV section. The last few times I've been there service has been horrible. After you get your food and drinks they disappear. And this is at like 8pm on a Saturday when the place is nowhere near packed. \n\nThe last 2 times I came my friends and I ended up just leaving my money on the table without a check. One time my friend hunted the waitress down TWICE and asked for our checks. She was sitting outside talking to some guys and kept saying \"I'll be there in a minute.\" I went this past Saturday and the same thing happened. A group of 2 other women just left because they were tired of waiting. We also had a huge group sitting next to us that was getting restless. And it's not like you can just grab another waitress or someone. They all go AWOL. \n\nI'm used to bringing 4+ people here for dinner, buying $100+ in drinks (just for me - don't judge, lol) and tipping very well. The new staff is very lazy and missing out on a lot of money. Not just for themselves but for the entire bar. I love this venue and so do a lot of others PLEASE GET IT TOGETHER!!!\n\nP.S. I miss Rachel. Not sure why they changed karaoke vendors. But the new karaoke guy is very personable and talented.
__label__1 Well, it's large.  \n\nI'll sum it up quickly:  I've been to a lot of Asian grocery stores, and this one gets the honor of being the only place where I've seen large cockroaches scurrying about in broad daylight.
__label__3 The green is a blissful centerpiece of Charlotte, our very miniature version of Central Park.  There are unique sculptures that are scattered about the park and fun road signs pointing to random yet creative destinations.  The park is a fun place to take your kids after some ice-cream to run some sugar out of their systems or to walk hand in hand with your significant other while the sun is beating down.  I tossed a penny into fountain with the man-sized fish around each corner.  Often times, The Green is reserved for weddings and receptions, but I would chose a less busy destination.  I just enjoy wandering down the paths to catch some relaxation.
__label__1 Meat and two place. Pretty decent food. Great service. Divey.
__label__2 This place is ok.  I kind of feel like it's a Five Guys clone.  Although the burger is a tad smaller.  But not as greasy.  Also they don't have cajun fries.  Ok so it's not exactly Five Guys, but it's still pretty good.
__label__2 Nice burger 'n' dog shop. OK beer selection. Ordered the Mexicali Burger \"special\" but there was nothing special about the burger. It was good, just not memorable. Also ordered the Fire Dogs. Good that you get 2 dogs, but still a bit pricey. It's cheaper to order the regular 2 dog plate and build your own. Good fries selection; cajun and sweet potato fries especially.\n\nFun atmosphere. Quasi kid-friendly with a dedicated menu and free ice cream for the youngin's.\n\nMy guess is Eat Here Now is tapping into the pre/post movie crowd and lunch time business crowd. Not sure I would go out of my way when there are many other burger places close by.\n\nIf Eat Here Now wants to find a niche market, they should focus on hot dogs. Not too many places in CLT that offer a variety of dog selections, or create your own. Think about it.
__label__0 I used to be a huge fan of Saffron. However, they are obviously cutting corners on authenticity to save money. The lunch buffet is very watered down and disappointing. Dinner is better, but the people that work there almost seem annoyed by you and seem to just want to make money in the cheapest way possible. Sorry for the bad review, but there are much better Indian places to eat in Charlotte. P.S. don't drink the water... not even lime or lemon can help what is coming out of Saffron's faucets.
__label__0 Terrible food ever ! I myself an Asian and love to have indian food all the time, I checked out online and saffron indian restaurant came out, saw some reviews and decided to get some food. \nWell let me describe 1st\nI ordered one chicken biryani, one garlic naan and  one hot and sour chicken curry with plain rice. I normally don't notice the food when im super hungry, but today I didn't get any chance to say the food was good. 1st the garlic naan was so hard and thick.probably the cook was new or food was frozen, same was the biryani(fried rice with some pices chicken),\nAnd the HoT and sour chicken curry was SWEET. I never had that sweet curry before. Nothing was fresh at all.  wondering why  people are writing something good about it, very expensive comparing their food quality.Totally worthless !!!!!
__label__0 Ok.. This place....... is junk.  I'm sorry to be so brutal, but there comes a point when you just gotta do something different.  This place has zero uniqueness and creativity.  The food was awful and tasted like frozen dinners.  (I like frozen dinners when I'm staying home and not spending my hard earned dough.)  Wings were baaaaaad.  THIS JUST IN: YOU ARE A WING BAR!!  If your wings are bad, what the heck else are you going to do.  Only shining points were the size of the place and the location.  It is a rather large restaurant right in the Epicentre.  Other than that.. Avoid!! There are 10x cooler places in the Epicentre to go to.. See Mez and McCormicks.  ANYTHING is better that this joint.  Do not Enjoy!\n\n-Ian M.
__label__3 Great place to end up on a Friday and/ or Saturday night. I staggered in here after a Checkers hockey game and listened to a cover band with a few buddies. \n\nVery conveniently located in the upstairs portion of the EpiCenter, the interior layout of this uptown location is pretty snazzy. I've been out to the Wild Wing in the university area and was surprised to see (what seemed like) a little more square footage at this location. The food and service are pretty good here for what few times I've been. The atmosphere is very much like any other low-lighted bar. The crowd varies throughout the week and weekend, especially on the weekends when live bands are booked.\n\nIn addition to food, I am always pleased with a late-night restaurant that carries over drink specials into a Friday and Saturday. This is kind of a big deal if I have a DD and want to get a few. \n\nOverall, a great restaurant for late night, but also any time of day really. Pretty sure they validate parking also.
__label__3 I used to live by this place and still somewhat do, but tonight was the first time I went to this theater.  I had passes for an advance screening of True Grit.  We arrived about an hour early since this movie has been getting great reviews.  The parking was easy enough but getting into Ayrsley was the usual pain in the butt.  The theater is large and clean.  The seats are comfortable and the top row of seats has plenty of leg room for my 6'4\" frame.  The heat was cranked up to a hundred degrees before the movie started (maybe to sell more ice cream and Icees?) but they adjusted it.  Concession prices were high but not as high as Regal.  I'd go back to this theater if it was easier to get to, closer to my house, and offered a good loyalty program like Regal.  Another plus is that it didn't seem to be infested with teenagers, other than the ones working.
__label__2 I am somewhat of a self-proclaimed movie \"snob\" since I was a projectionist in college and helped run the campus cinema (one theater, but we showed everything).  I'm pretty particular how and where I watch my movies.  Don't get me wrong, I will watch a movie anywhere, but how the movie is delivered definitely contributes to the overall movie-going experience.\n\nI know this place is fairly new (\"new\" to me since I don't find myself on this side of town too often), but I felt like the theater had aged too quickly - almost like it was smoking 10 packs of cigs a day.  Something about it didn't feel right... the bathrooms (had nice finishes, but not too terribly clean).  Maybe I just caught them on an \"off\" day, but an untidy theater is really off-putting to me.\n\nThe movie was over all was fine... the seats left something to be desired.  Stadium seating, but narrow rows so if you have some neighbors with small bladders like I did, your feet got a steping on.  I think I may just be spoiled with the trendy theaters around town that serve alcohol and food to you while you watch, but would I go out of my way to watch a movie here?  Probably not...
__label__1 have been to this place several times and there always seems to be a problem.  most of the time the sound is only on behind the screen and is too low.  this time just spent 2 hours in a sauna because the AC wasn't working.  went to manager and was told that the system was broken but they didn't see how letting people know as they purchased ticket would be a good idea.  the place is new so its clean and the seats aren't broken but they apparently don't know how to run the place as a theater.  I'm never going back and will suffer the extra 10 miles to go elsewhere.  avoid this place.
__label__1 We dined the last night of restaurant week(which we didn't know until we arrived). The menu was very limited, the appetizer of pork bellies(my husband's) was so greasy he couldn't eat it, his entree was cod and very bland. My entree, sea bass was overcooked and tasted bland and not very fresh.  The only part of the meal that we liked was the dessert.\n\nThis was our first time here for my birthday and was very disappointed considering all the great reviews.  Was this any off night, maybe but will probably not go back. One positive was our waiter-very knowledgable and friendly.
__label__1 I went in here and was slightly disappointed.  I was so looking forward to eating Peruvian food too!\n\nSo as soon as my husband and I walk in, I noticed the hostess just looked at us.  She didn't really greet us at all.  My husband and I just stood awkwardly for a minute and I just tried to look interested in the desserts on display.  That did give me time to give googly eyes to the tres leches in the \"I will have my way with you\" look.  So at least the awkward waiting wasn't for nothing.  I did have to look at the hostess and finally ask if it was alright to sit in the booth that was close to us, to which she did promptly bring us menus.  To me, at least give me a smile when I walk into your restaurant and acknowledge me.  That'd be nice.\n\nThe place was decorated nicely, though it was a little cold in there, but I was also sitting in the booth closest to the doors.  The environment isn't something fancy, but it is an alright place for a chill meal.\n\nThe food was a little disappointing compared to the location in Pineville.  I had ordered the chicken salad avocado and it was really salty.  I was trying to make sure I always had a bit of avocado with the chicken since it was very very salty.  I had also ordered the meat platter that provided a big variety.  It was a big portion, so that was very good.  I think that it could even be shared between four people and you'd still be full.  There wasn't very anything exciting to me about that meat platter.\n\nThe service was alright.  The hostess kind of started the night off badly for me in my opinion.  I noticed that nobody ever came to check on us.  I know the restaurant is small, but people can still stop by our table just to see how everything is.  We had to eye a waitress down and request a box after we stopped touching our food after 5-7 minutes.  \n\nI think the only good thing about this place was the tres leches.  I definitely was not disappointed with that.  If I ever find myself at this location again, I think the only thing that I would expect to be super delicious is the tres leches.  *sigh*
__label__2 I had only been to Andiamo once, a couple years ago and remember loving it.  When I had a groupon offer to go back, I was excited and all over it!  I brought a friend and my mom who both were so excited to try it due to my past review. The staff was great, the customer service they provided was above average.\nI wish I could say the same for the food.  Now, I have to say 1 of 3 of our entrees was great.  Maybe the other two were just poor choices. None the less, it was hard to call good.   One of the entrees was a \"specialty veal \" that had a lemon based sauce.  I LOVE lemon, and this was just way too much lemon.  Not to mention it was served with a side of pasta with Marinara...the two sauces were mixing into each other due to being on the same plate.  Not a good mix.  \nMy Vodka  sauce had too large of chunks of garlic, and even upon leaving I felt like you could smell my breath from 2 feet away. Garlic is about all I could taste. \nI am willing to give it another go one day, when I have extra cash I want to gamble with...I am all for locally owned, family run businesses, but they need to get a better chef!\nP.S. Entree's average about $15-20 a plate, but don't come with a side salad or soup, so be prepared for spending extra!
__label__1 Stale bread, water glass unrefilled.  Stuffed mushrooms undistinguished.  Bolognese spagetti sauce with no depth.  Portions large.  No reason to go back.
__label__3 The best deck in the burgh, for the gay bars anyway. Great bar though, the food has gotten better recently, and the drinks are always good. Its a good time, and a good place to hang out in the community. Very friendly staff and ownership. Who also really supports the community.
__label__2 I love the patio here. Always a nice crowd, good music and friendly Pittsburgh locals hanging out. It's my favorite of the gay bars in the area, and they often have theme nights and friendly regulars around that love to chat up a friendly California girl. \nMake this your stop to get acquainted with the local gay scene in Pittsburgh, and know that the venue is friendly for gays and non gays in any case.
__label__2 I remember be confused as to all hell when people use to tell me about the Saloon.  This was back in my younger days when I didn't know any better that nightlife extended further down Liberty than just to Pegasus.  Now that I'm older, not necessarily wiser, I have found the end of Liberty that is livelier.\n\nI've been to the Saloon on multiple occasions and found that it really is hit or miss, just like any other bar in the Burgh area.  I seem to always go to the regular bar when it's karaoke night (not my cup of tea).  Drinks aren't bad.  Decor theme goes with the name of the place with barrel like tables set up in strategic locations where you have to dodge the fifty people on each side of it to get to the back where the bathroom is.\n\nFor all the aspiring strippers out there, try your luck on the lighted platform complete with a pole.\n\nOne of the best attributes to the Saloon is the after-hours club located upstairs called Tilden.  Membership is a yearly basis fee of around $15.  You'll have access to the upstairs which has a bigger, better dance floor.  Last time I was up there they were still in the middle of a remodel which made it a better place to navigate with the bar up against the wall instead of in the middle of the room.  Downside, they got rid of the back bar.  Worst night to go is probably Sundays, not much going on there.
__label__2 Burritos got smaller, flood still flavorful, but the attitudes of the servers aren't positive and enthusiastic as they use to be. I dont think I'll be eating here again for a while.
__label__4 I went here for my brother's 30th birthday party and I was extremely impressed with their offerings. I dined on oysters for my appetizer, roasted parsnip and pear salad and for my main course I had the cioppino.  The oysters were fresh, the salad refreshing and flavorful. The cioppino which contains a medley if seafood was delectable. I tried a cigar for the first time at the cigar bar and thoroughly enjoyed the experience. They have great live music and patrons tend to be older but they are friendly. I will be back here soon.
__label__0 So wait staff was okay, but management was possibly the worst.  After requesting our table to have one more seat added they refused based on \"security reasons\". When asked to expand on this concept the manager replied with a blank stare as if we were in the know of a secret plot to over run the place.... in reality we wanted some cigars and a cocktail,  that's it. But at the of the day the cocktails were watered down and not good. The cigars were great but... come on.
__label__3 Thought this place was funny. I'm not even sure what I had, but I had wanted a regular iced espresso. Problem is they don't have ice cubes, that was a first for me. I also wanted a regular coffee, but they only have espresso. Also a first. Guess they don't do much here, but at least they have seemed to have mastered the art of espresso. They also seem to have quite a following as its a busy place, and its also in a nice neighborhood. Will be back, but maybe in winter and not on a 90 degree day.
__label__1 The espresso is very good. But I won't be back. Why? The guy who made my espresso couldn't be any more obnoxious. \n\nGeez. First he tells me I'm standing to far from the counter and that I have to stand closer if I want to order. Ok, I take a step forward. Apparently, I wasn't in the right place. I had to take three steps to where the line begins. Stupid me for thinking I could cut in front of... Nobody.
__label__4 Need a  night out to let your hair down?  Well look no further than uptown Charlotte!    I fell in love with Howl @ the Moon in San Antonio Texas, so whenever I have an opportunity to visit Howl at the Moon in another city, I have to do it.     The musicians are great, and they make it alot of fun.   Don't know the words to the songs to sing along -- who cares, make something up!   The drinks are a little pricey, but they do have drink specials so it does not have to be a high dollar night.    I will warn you that if you get easily offended or not wanting to sing, have fun and laugh -- I would say skip the piano bar completely.  These entertainers and the patrons like to get loud, sing, dance and let loose and that is exactly why I keep coming back.     I cannot wait to visit Charlotte again in July!
__label__4 Was in town for Labor Day and had a BLAST at this place!  Love dueling pianos. It felt like Silky O'Sullivan's on Beale (but classier).  Will frequent this place every time I'm in town!
__label__0 Party and Event Planners BEWARE!!!\n\nI was attempting to plan a party for 50 people, 8-11 PM, $5,000 budget for food and open bar.  I do this same party in cities all over the country.  The ONLY time I pay a room rental fee is when I book a bowling alley space, and it is typically about $1,500.  This place wanted $3,500 in \"room rental fees\", and they let me know this 3 weeks after I reached out to them initially with all my event specs.\n\nI called Corporate and really didn't get anywhere with them either.  All in all, I lost about a full work day and my sanity dealing with this.  Do yourself a favor and book at Strike City or Whiskey River, you will have a MUCH better experience!
__label__3 Yum! I enjoyed a basic New York pepperoni pie and they definitely did it justice. Loved the crust and the sauce. Also tried the house sangria, a bit sweet for me but it was just about right after adding some freshly-squeezed lemon juice. I'm looking forward to returning to try some of the pasta dishes and the infamous Grandma 'za. Oh, and for uptown this is unusual - parking is actually a viable option, and it's free.
__label__3 This facility has an abundance of reading materials.  There is a very good selection of CD's.  You will also find a decent selection of movies.  The wireless connectivity is pretty good.
__label__0 Totally craptastic...me and my friend go here because its right around the corner from the house...there were 2 people in here, so its not like the server was n Tue weeds..\nI order all you can eat. Three rolls, only get 2, she takes my menu away and never returns it. Then when I ask for my menu back she has a total stank attitude and gives me the wrong one I filled out!!  I never got my third roll, I was too pissed off.  The edamame was covered in salt like McDonald's French fries...I had to rub it off with a napkin...It was a total waste. And free sake???  Doesn't exist. Fuckery. Total fuckery.
__label__0 Food is pretty good but the staff are a bunch of freaking idiot's.  Not friendly at all.
__label__0 My son and I had lunch here last Friday, June 7. He had the eat all you can sushi and before sleeping that night, he vomitted once and all throughout the night, probably vomitted about 8 more times that finally ended in him ending up in the emergency room of Summerlin Hosp early morning Saturday for food poisoning, as explained by the ER physician. Some of the sushi my son ordered did not look fresh and I told him that but he said its taste ok but I what does a 15yo know about what's fresh or not. I should have tasted it before allowing him to consume the sushi. I thought about what could have caused this incident w him and I can only put my finger on the sushi. \nNot coming back here again.
__label__2 The food was just ok.\nThe beef teriyaki was bland. (You have to marinate the meat before cooking it. You can't just pour teriyaki sauce over the meat after cooking it & expect it to be flavorful.)\nDuring the first half of our meal, the server was attentive. But for some reason, we got a different server for the last half & he was NOT attentive at all. It felt like he ignored us. There was only one other couple in the restaurant, so it's not like he was busy. In fact, he was chatting it up with the other couple & giving them full attention, while completely ignoring us. We had to flag him down so we could get our check & leave.
__label__3 We just stopped in earlier today to try to cool off from the heat. We missed the 'free smoothie' by a day (yesterday 6/15/12 was National Flipflop Day, apparently), but nonetheless we wanted to break away from our usual stop- Jamba Juice, and give this place a try. I've driven past it before as its near my old work as well as one of the best Philly cheesesteaks in the valley (Forefathers), but just never got around to stopping in.\n\nThe one thing I really liked is that, as opposed to Jamba Juice, they ACTUALLY have food! Not just pretzels! They have sandwiches, flatbread & wraps, amongst other items. However, we ate a couple hours earlier so we just came for the smoothies. \n\nWe walked into your typical 'Hawaiian' ambiance, but at least it was clean and not OVERLY cheesy. The place was empty and we were instantly greeted as we walked in. The employee was very friendly and helpful. My wife got the Blue Lagoon and I got the Silky Peach (or something like that). Both were good, but I liked my wife's a little more. I didn't see if they had any 'free throw-ins' like they do at Jamba Juice, nor were we offered any, so I'm assuming they don't. They had some free samples of a peanut butter smoothie and flatbread sandwich on the counter, which we tried while we waited. Both were really good. \n\nI'll have to go back when I'm hungry to try the food, but the smoothies were definitely on-par to that of Jamba Juice.
__label__0 FAmilia pizza is wayyyy better
__label__3 I order from this place a lot and it's always been very good. The family loves it, I usually get pepperoni and sausage, regular crust with parmesan topping. The White Cheesy is always a good choice, the cheesy bread is awesome. I've had better pizza, but, for the price nobody else can touch Marcos
__label__4 This is the first dentist I've had that I actually enjoy.\n\nI've been to Dr. J several times now and I can confirm that she is excellent in terms of both bedside manner and actual dental work. She is very conscientious of pain level and provides steady positive reinforcement (I've never been so praised for doing so little: \"Now Bite.\" \"Good job.\") Also any time a person has drilled in your mouth at length and you still enjoy their services is a small miracle in my mind and Dr. J has achieved this feat.  So the important part, the dentist, is covered here, but there's also some less tangible things that make this a great place:\n\n1) Open late. Go to the dentist after work and save those sick days for hangovers and impromptu road trips.\n\n2) The nicest office staff ever. Like ever. Spectacular customer service with no exception. They really convince me that that they were happy to see me. I still believe it. \n\n3) The office is small but very well appointed. Of course they have TVs above the beds (seems to be standard in Vegas) but everything is very stylishly put together.\n\n4) Lee's Discount Liquors is in the parking lot. While they may inform you to wait an hour to eat they have never told me to wait a specific amount of time before consuming gratuitous amounts of alcohol. (If you bite your tongue or a hole in your cheek that's on you drunkie.)\n\nTLDR: Great Dentist, Great Service, Great Office.\n\n7/2014  Update: I've been here five more times and still love it. Still Great!
__label__1 Guacamole: Avocado was diced rather than mashed. I could understand if this was a California fusion type of restaurant but it's MEXICAN, can I get some authentic guac? \n\nService was OK. Nothing to rave about. \n\nMy son and I shared the Flautas & Chimichangas. I wish there was more meat than wrap on the Chimichangas. The wrap was so thick that it didn't cook all the way through and became uber chewy and to top it off it was GREASY. I don't really know anyone that likes to have to tilt their plate so to gather the grease on one side so not to make my food soggy... Anyone out there? \n\nMy husband enjoyed his Fajitas and even mentioned that the price was pretty good considering what the norm for the dish is. \n\nGoing to Roberto's is much more satisfying to me if i want some real Mexican Food... I'm from SoCal and I've been to Mexico so I pretty much have a standard and they didn't really meet them.
__label__2 Supermex is a pretty decent place. I know a few people who don't like it , but considering these are the people who go to fast food all the time I take their opinion with a grain of salt.\n\nIf you happen to visit there, you will find that the chips and salsa are all you can eat (Not like Tony's Mexican on Ft. Apache which charges you for refills. I am still bugged by that) \n\nThe food is standard fare Mexican, tacos, enchiladas, burritos, nothing too exotic. The food tastes good and the portions are generous. The few times I have gone there the service was also very quick. \n\nFrom the time I ordered to the time the food arrived was less than 10 minutes. I found SuperMex's prices are very reasonable for what you get as well. Now that most the construction is done on Durango its easy to get to now
__label__2 This is a solid joint for mexican food. It's not gourmet, but it's not a total dive either.\n\nI stopped in for dinner last week with my Dad, and we sat down in the dining area (non-smoking). Very quickly, the room started to smell like someone was smoking weed. Of course, I pretended to not know what the smell was, but my Dad caught my lie. That turned into an awkward dinner conversation. Oh well.\n\nThe server was very kind and offered to move us to the bar area, without us asking.\n\nIn any case....when you are seated, you get a nice plate of chips, salsa, and bean dip.\n\nThe food is quite good. Lots of options. There is a \"healthy\" menu, as well as a \"seniors\" menu. \n\nI opted for the Chicken Sarandeado. A grilled chicken breast that was nicely seasoned, served with tortillas, rice, beans and pico. \n\nNothing about this place stands out as life-changing, but this place is A-Ok and I would come back because the service was good, the food was good, and atmosphere was fun.\n\nSalud!
__label__3 I enjoy the patio dining here. The mountain view is beautiful when the sun is going down which is about the time happy hour is winding down as well. The same waiter (I didn't get his name) has served my table several times and he is topnotch. It's a good place to have a drink and relax.\n\nI like the green rice and boiled whole pinto beans. It's a lighter option to the standard sides of beans and rice offered at most Mexican restaurants. I don't usually order appetizers here. The entree portions are large and they bring out some really yummy chips and salsa to start making the apps unnecessary. The fajitas are large enough to share or take home and reheat for lunch the next day. They offer a nice selection of Mexican beers on tap. Which I like because I prefer draft to bottled brew.
__label__4 So many great finds! Ive scored vintage items, hand crafted jewelry, and handmade clothing, bags, shoes, you name it! Every item is a show stopper or conversation piece.
__label__1 Old navy...\nI used to work for this company. There are so many positives behind this brand and its sister brands that I have a hard time writing a negative review now. So let me specify that this review applies exclusively to the Desert Ridge location.\nThe store set up is awful. The stock is seemingly always too low for the square-footage. The visuals look as though there was no thought or effort put into them whatsoever; and today, the service I received while shopping with my mother was atrocious.\nWe found some great deals, made our way over to the registers, and stood there, waiting; just waiting for one of the four associates (two of which I'm positive were managers or leads of some sort) to notice and assist us. There were no other customers. I had to loudly announce our presence; and when a teenage girl finally did meander her way over to us, she was rude and inattentive. \nSo sad to see such a great company give such a horrible experience. Next time, we'll take our business to the Scottsdale road location.
__label__0 Can you make me a venti skinny soy splenda no sweetener half caff cappucino with no foam in a grande cup while I explore plebian society while visiting from Mesa? The Willo is so edgy isn't it?
__label__2 Very cozy, love the various rooms ad seating opportunities. Must be a great place to hang in the warmer weather on the patio. \n\nLost a star for two reasons:\n1)they pour the cream for you. I didn't realize this and would have specified skim milk ahead of time, but instead watched a big glug of half-and-half go into my husband's coffee. They were very accommodating and made me a new one, but I would still like to be able to doctor my coffee myself. \n\n2)The music is a radio station, complete with annoying, repetitive GreatClips ads (Men's haircuts just $7.99!!!). Come on, just plug in an iPod and play some constant music. No one wants to listen to radio ads while chilling at the coffee house. \n\nCoffee was fine. The food looked good; people have complained about the prices, but why are you going to a coffee place for food? It was maybe a dollar on the pricey side, I guess. \n\nI have no problem with the presence of beer, but what with the beer and the gigantic PIZZA banner out front, it makes me wonder if Hob Nobs is struggling with identity. Pick one and go with it, please. \n\nOverall a pleasant experience; just a few glitches.
__label__2 From what I remember (it has been a few months), the food was OK, and the ambience was quite lovely. It's a converted historic home, so it definitely has a lot of charm. There is handmade art on the walls (some much better than others). It does have an odd layout with many different room/levels, which again is a part of the aforementioned charm. \nThe food/drinks did not blow me away, so I have not been back there since, but I would be willing to give this place another shot, especially since they just put up a new shade-providing gazebo on the patio, something they desperately needed. Once the weather cools down I start loving quirky little places like this again :)
__label__4 I had the pleasure of staying at this newly built, modern design with french flair location for 3 nights and 4 days. My only and biggest complaint is due to the location, construction, and one ways. This hotel can be a pain in the butt to get to.  Aside from that, everything else I can think of was excellent. My fiancee says that this is a Starwood chain and normally they are pretty expensive, but this is trying to be the hotel catered to the \"Budget minded\" traveler. \n\nDue to the age of the hotel everything is very new and clean. In the main common area upon walking in, there are nice couches, chairs, modern furniture, a fireplace in the bar area, a free billiards table, free wifi access, board games to play while you sit and relax, a led lighted bar with 3 flat screen tv's above, heated pool, up to date exercise equipment with hookups for your mp3/ipod devices, 2 large screen computers for wired internet access, an ATM machine and various concessions available for purchase as well as bagged ice. \n\nGetting into the room there are many other perks that make staying here a good choice. Mini fridge, safe for valuables, coffee/tea maker, complimentary bottled water. Digital hookup to the 42\" TV for your laptop and other electronic devices. A huge comfy bed, well lit room,  blackout curtains, a vast standing shower with large shower head, and the cutest little retro clock. I snapped a bunch of pictures but most of them don't really do the place justice. If you fly into Montreal and are looking for an affordable place to stay and want to still be close to the city (15 minute drive, not bad at all) I would recommend this place in spades. The staff were very friendly, eager to help and wanted to make sure that our stay was fantastic. It definitely was.
__label__2 Friendly bartender from Minnesota helped me pass a few hours on this night. I was also starving, so I ordrered up a surpringly good Chicken Cheese Steak. Frersh grilled with onions, peppers and washhed down nicely with inexpensive beers. It's not gourmet and for some reason the locals bars on Blue Diamond seemed to charge $2-3 bucks more (it was $10 for the normal sized sandwich), but if you live around here or staying at the Silverton (like I was) and need a non-tourist atmosphere, I would eat here again.
__label__1 This review is purely on the management and customer service at this location in Henderson. \n\nI have been a Massage Envy member for 5 years and I have enjoyed the service they provide all over Las Vega and all over the United States. While most have my massages have been good and some of them great and only a few not so good the customer service I have received at all of them has been exceptional.\n\nEvery massage I have booked over the years has been a 90 minute massage and every time I call to book one thats what they book me. Recently Massage Envy has started a promo that if you book an 8am massage you get a discount or something. So when I book at 8am I get my 90 minute for cheaper or at some locations for the price of just 60 minutes. This is amazing, but not why I book a 90 minute massage as I have been doing so for many years before they started this promo. This is where my problem started with this location and maybe the most ridiculous front desk girl who should be working at a toll booth when it comes to common sense skills much less customer service. \n\nI have probably booked 15 massages at this location in the last 3 months. Most likely more then there average customer. This girl started booking me for only 1 hour in the mornings instead of my usual 90 minutes. When I asked her why she said I did not specify that I wanted a 90 minute. I then stated Every massage I book has always been for 90 and isn't that obvious from my history. She says it is not her job to notice that and not to mention that if she booked me for the 90 minute I would have saved some money on the special. My mind almost exploded, I said well wouldn't you then at the time I am booking ask me if I would like to book for the 90 minutes and take advantage of the special. She laughed at me and said \"Why would I do that, then you would get 90 minutes for cheaper then normal\". Are you freakin kidding me. \n\n1. How about asking me if I want to book for 90 since I always do and you know that is my preference.\n2. How about you offer it to me as a paying member and inform me of the special since that who is the special is for.\n3. The fact that you think it is better for your massage therapist to be sitting around doing nothing for the 30 minutes rather then up selling me to the special shows the lack of customer service or business management that is going on in this location.\n4. your business comes from referrals and a good experience is the base of those referrals. The special was most likely created to generate more business not to be hidden form people and especially not to screw with the people who already book for 90 minutes and now you book it differently because you get $10 dollars less.\n\nBasically the lack of management and training of the customer service is a sign of a business being run by an absentee owner or an owner that just does not care anymore. So if you are planning on joining Massage Envy it is a great company and service I just would not do it at this location. THere are to many other places with better customer service and provide a better experience.\n\nFor the record I asked for the manager to email or call me to address this ongoing issue with the front desk and I have received no such contact for over a week now. This is why I wrote this review to warn you the people.
__label__1 This month ends my 1-year Wellness Program contract. I have to say that I'm happy it's over! \n\nI have tried it all at the Anthem location; 4 different therapists (male and female); facial; couples massage...and only left satisfied 2-3 times. \n\nI do have a Reiki and massage therapy background from my college days and I will agree that many of the therapists are very inexperienced/weak...not a master of their trade. Maybe I'm asking too much, but I don't think so for the price I'm paying each month.\n\nLastly, I've had way better massages at the casino spas and \"daily deal\" sites.  I even skipped a few months on my membership just to enjoy a massage from the aforementioned.
__label__1 I will share - you can make your own judgement... \n\nCon:  My appointment was somehow \"lost\" \nPro: They did not charge my session to make up for the inconvenience\nCon:  It was very, very loud - the walls were paper thin and I could hear everything going on in the rooms around me, including a very rowdy staff meeting.\nPro:  Massage therapist, Joe, gave a very nice massage.\nCon:  Sales pressure to sign up going in and coming out
__label__2 My normal Massage Envy Spa is the one off Green Valley and Pebble, but this one is close to my work and I needed to use up some points before they expired so I came here for a facial.  So, I booked a same-day appointment and came here for my lunch one day!\n\nThe parking lot is definitely bustling with activity as there are a LOT of businesses here, so I'd suggest just going to the far back rows and parking.  Just be careful of walking since you'll be trekking across the busy driveway entrance.\n\nInside it's a little smaller than the one I'm used to, but still pretty nice.  Checked in, filled out paperwork for the facial, then sat in the quiet room.  Quiet room isn't terribly quiet though as you can hear the chatter of outside.  Doesn't really affect me one way or the other but if you're trying to relax it may suck.\n\nMy facial lady came out a few minutes after my appointment and apologized for being late; apparently the front didn't tell her that she had another appointment.  Happens I guess - never had any sort of problems like that with the other location.\n\nWe go in and do the facial biz which was nice and relaxing, and she actually gave me the couple extra minutes back (she apologized again for being tardy) even though she had another appointment after me - super cool.  I go out to check-out and one girl was on the computer looking intently at something (no customer in front of her, mind you) and the other lady was assisting someone.\n\nSo, I used the restroom and came back and the aesthetician had put some suggestions up on the counter.  The lady at the front started automatically scanning them and I was like, \"Yeah not today, thanks.\"\n\nI am REALLY not a big fan of upselling when you just assume the customer is going to purchase whatever is there.  Otherwise, this would be a solid 4-star location.
__label__3 Enough variety for me. Only reason I go to buffet - Shrimp, Oysters, Sushi and Salmon. They had all of these, so I'm happy. If you are looking for a quality buffet, skip this one . It didn't look clean and I had my waitress sit on our side table facing us while we eat. Annoyed, but I don't care much. Total bill without drinks, with tax - $22.64. \n\nI will come back here again over Lin's. I won't bring guests here though!
__label__1 Food was good but, not great. Location is very cool, in the town center. (think Big White columned building with southern looking square)\n\nNo lunch specials-you paid dinner prices.
__label__2 Great food, reasonable portions and prices, but the service... Each time I've been here a dude brings out the food, guesses at which dishes he is holding, and stands at the end of the table yelling them out until they are claimed. Service is one of the very few things that they don't have quite right.
__label__1 We used to make the trek up to East blvd. until this one opened.  Always love the summer rolls, chicken in red curry sauce, and pad gra pow.  \n\nHowever, the last two times we went (it has been a while, hesitant to go back) we had lower quality food.  First, my husband bit on a plastic disk found in a mouthful of rice. When we told the manager (we had been there several times and she recognized us) she simply claimed that happens and made no reparations. The next time the chicken was tough and rubbery in the curry.  She blamed her cook who she said was Hispanic and therefore didn't know how to make Thai?\n\nThink I will either make the trek to East for consistently good food and service or hit the local Thai in Blakeney for a quick bite.
__label__3 This is a decent place to grab a bite to eat. On two occasions the steak was purple in the middle not only did the manager come and comp my meal but replaced it with a free steak which was filet for free and gave me free drinks. I understand when your busy that you try to fly out food as fast as possible and the only problem with that is make sure that the meat is cooked. The manager made up for everything though and the food if prepared correctly is great
__label__1 We had a large group, so it's somewhat understandable that the service left a lot to be desired, but we were stuck with two brand new guys who were slow and inattentive. As for the food, it was pretty underwhelming. I ordered a Sirloin medium rare that came out cold, the baked potato was cold, and the salad didn't have much to it other than lettuce. Charlotte has tons of places for steak, so skip this one if you can.
__label__0 Absolutely terrible service. Too many people standing around socializing and not servicing. Meal was decent but the appetizer was terrible and after one bite, we left it untouched but were never asked why. Bland food and watered down drinks.\n\nI'll even complete their online survey to help them get a clue but wouldn't return for the freebie for doing so.
__label__1 ** Splitting this review into two parts! My rating coincides more so to the Ovation venue than Steel Panther itself! **\n\nOVATION (REASON FOR TWO STARS): Let me just say I'm not quite sure what the goal was for the door people, but they were only letting 2-4 people in at a time the night I went to see Steel Panther. There was still a line outside even when the show was halfway well over, and I couldn't imagine how the people at the end of the line were feeling when the doormen were literally trickling people in 2 at a time for the show. It was a free show, but then again the doormen were doing it for the purpose of getting a couple extra bucks in their pockets, to which that in itself made me instantly give this place a 2 because how are you going to panhandle locals like that, in a local casino, with a free show?! Besides from the not so great service from the doormen, the venue is small, but caters enough to the crowd that comes there.\n\nSTEEL PANTHER (FOUR STARS!): Free show, and these guys are hilarious! There's a possibility for them to pull you up on stage to jam out with them/take part in their ridiculous skits, so I would advise to dress super glam and get drunk if you want to get pulled up on stage with them (the more outrageous you are with them, the better!) They cover a lot of the 80s based rock (hence their look and theme), but these guys crack jokes at the typical stereotypes of rock and roll. Each show is unique, so expect something completely different every time.
__label__0 I've been coming here for awhile and they usually do an okay job. Typically I opt for the protect and shine package-$20- and add interior dressing for the back of my suv because of my dogs.  Thy dont usually charge much for this add on if anything at all! Today I decided to get the ultimate-$32- which includes interior/exterior dressing. After about an hour I got my car back and they didn't even wipe out the back or the doors or anything and when I mentioned it to the guy he said they don't do that! Come to find out, they only wipe off the dash! After all that time and money and being a loyal customer (2x a month for two years) they treat me like that. AND when I got home I realized they stole all the change out of my cup holder!!! I am never going back!
__label__0 Went today to try the 50% off deal. Now this place is close to my house, I have been going for many years. I just decided to go during the promo, I pull up like normally, I noticed there were no cars. I did think this was odd. I turned my car off after the guy directed me in. I go to get out and he ask me to scoot up... Turn my car back up and move up 2inches. I then tell the guy I want the ultimate with the 50% off because it's 3pm. He tells me I need to back out and get into line (4-5cars lined up) or he can take me at without discount. He said they don't start until exactly 3pm... It was 3:02. Then why would you make me pull up? Obviously I did not know. GOOD customer service would direct the cars in and just take mine when they were finished.  I will never go out. They don't value their customers at all.
__label__0 I am furious!!!! \nNot only did they leave dirty spots on my car but they chipped my paint on the front! \nI expected to get at least a decent job done for what I paid. Instead they told me for no extra charge they would fix a crack on my windshield. It looks the same as it did when I first got there  not to mention it looked dirty the inside was bout the same problem it still had some dust on the panel \nnever going back \nHorrible horrible horrible!!!!! \nAnd the girl that washed my car was seriously expecting a tip? I'm sorry hun my little brother could have done a better job you don't deserve a tip.
__label__1 After diving, a group of about 10 of us stopped here for lunch.  I had the buffalo chicken snackers/sliders, which came with the salad bar, which was fresh and had some variety; however, not worth $9 on it's own. Someone had a bowl of soup, which consisted of about 4 spoonfuls, fries were cold, and portions were random (size wise), depending on what you ordered. \nWaiter was nice, but never really checked back in, once we had our food. \nLikely won't be going back. \"Meh\" just about covers it.
__label__0 Not the place to go if you are looking for service...?? Or happy hour..\nSamantha was no joy tonight, almost felt like she was not on the same planet.  Maybe she was having a bad day.??? Maybe she just doesn't have a desire to be in the hospitality industry, I don't know but I expect more from the staff tending the bar and I won't be back to this location because of the \"service\" I got tonight....
__label__0 I order for my employee's he put too much broccoli and not enough shrimp he needs yo be fair  not much happy
__label__2 I wandered into the Flava Factory thinking I would find some cute fashion items for myself. The word \"fashion\" is on the window outside, and with a name like \"Flava Factory\" I couldn't help but think it'd be a cute and fun place to check out. \n\nIt IS a cute and fun place, but it's just men's clothes! I was disappointed (for myself) but of course stayed to check out the men's selection. Maybe it was the giant throne you see when you first walk into the store that begs to be sat in; whatever it was, I hung out for a bit. \n\nIt is very casual clothing, and casual sneakers as well - but their sneakers are awesome!! If you are a guy who is into hot sneakers you have to come check out their selection, it's nuts! The guy who was working here was very nice and helpful. I would definitely head back here if I needed a gift for a guy.
__label__0 Ever hear the statement, \"If their bathrooms aren't clean nothing else is\"\nWow were these bathrooms trashed.  Not just dirty, but over the top off.  \n\nThis is just a cheap, dirty place.  \nAs a sports bar I give it a 1 maybe 2 stars.  Tube TVs?  Are you serious?  Almost all of them were tubed... hello?  Welcome to the 90s.\nFood is a 1 but I guess it depends on how much you drank.\n\nService was bad, and I mean bad.  The server even said so, which kind of made up for the bad part of it, but still... it was bad.\n\nI find it kind of interesting that the server comes over with a leg brace on and freely tells us that it was due to a slip and fall in the kitchen.  Shocker... \n\nI honestly just can't see any of my friends ever pulling me back into this place.  \nParking-Sucked\nBathrooms-Sucked\nService-Sucked\nTVs-Sucked\nFood-Sucked (but was probably the best part, and it still sucked)\n\nEEEK...
__label__2 Had lunch here today. At best, it's alright. I wouldn't want to rush back here anytime soon though. Typical American food (check), loud atmosphere (check), average waiters (check).
__label__1 this place opened and fell right on its face. I haven't had the desire to go back after the lack of taste and their inability to plan seems to be part of their business model. I had the turkey leg, the last one, and it was 6pm. I stood in line for what seemed to be an hour, I'm not sure why they don't have a large menu posted that everyone can read. ok on to my meal, they did get it right, the bad part was the my sides where mac'n cheese and beans, mac seemes like it'd been sitting all arternoon, mushy and slimy. the beans had a very boring flavor like you expect from something from a can. the turkey leg itself was a lot of fat with about 4 oz of meatit had decent flavor, I was just pissed about the size. So unfortunatly south Phoeinx is again without a good take home BBQ place, because while jakes may still be open i'm seeing a \"out of business\" sign comming unless changes are made.
__label__0 Well as I predicted in my first review for this place, it did not last. Today I stopped by Li's bowl next door and Shakey Jakes was closed, good news is that there was some people looking at the place so maybe they'll reopen and create a better joint then the other owner. BBQ should have bold flavor, and that flavor should come from the meat, not the sauce that you might get lucky enough to find meat swimming in. I'd be glad to be an official taste tester before a possable reopening. Shakey Jakes didn't close becasue people didn't want BBQ, shakey Jakes closed because they didn't deliver in the taste catagory.
__label__1 I have two dogs and have high expectations.  High allergy, older pet and a young rescue.  The name to me suggested hip, new, cool dog products.  It was not that impressive.  Some great name brands but nothing that really stood out.  I won't be going back for high quality or fun quirky products.  The person working there was great though and the reason for my stars.  He seemed honest and was very helpful.
__label__3 Myriad of slice options during the week here, with fewer on the weekends but still good.  Pizza is a general NY style, nothing spectacular or memorable, but still solidly good.  Crust at the end is deliciously chewy inside with crispness on the outside.  Sicilian crust isn't as good here, in my opinion.  Prices good for lunch specials, but ordering a few pizzas with various toppings can get quite expensive.
__label__0 Absolutely HORRIBLE customer service!! I've eaten here a few times and the food is decent, especially since there are no good pizza places in N. Scottsdale, N. of the 101,  (which is the only reason I've come back because the service has always been terrible if you actually sit and eat in the restaurant) but beware if you do use a Groupon. We ran into some neighbors a few weeks ago on the last day you could use an expiring Groupon  and after the kids started playing together, we ended up pushing our tables together (this was super early around 530pm so there was room to sit near us). We came in separately, ordered 20 minutes apart, got our food 30 minutes apart and then when it came time to pay our bill, they rang us up together (we didn't ask them to) and were going to refuse to use one of our Groupons. After I said I wouldn't pay full price, the young 20-something manager threatened to call the police on me. I told him to go ahead and I was serious. Meanwhile, they had a wait because apparently, they weren't letting anyone else with a Groupon who knew each other even sit near each other. They ended up accepting both Groupons and then I proceeded to tell them I would never come back. Just horrible customer service and no clue how to treat a returning customer. I actually notified Groupon about my experience because I had purchased an additional Groupon that expires at the end of the year and told them I would never step foot in there again and wanted a refund. Thankfully, they quickly obliged.
__label__0 Let me starting by saying that I wasn't expecting a mind blowing experience but I was expecting decent. We have limited delivery in our area and we wanted to try something different than your typical fast food chain delivery. Our experience was terrible. We live about ten minutes away and it took over an hour and 15 min get get our order. The caesar salad arrived with dressing on it that was like 3 times the amount of dressing anyone would want on their salad! Who delivers a salad with dressing on it? The pizza was vile. It tasted like soggy cardboard. There was no flavor what so ever and the basil on the too was charred and you couldn't even tell it was suppose to be green. Will not be visiting again.
__label__3 Good food, good late night, full of Philly Phans!!  What a great place to find  tucked away in the city.  Naturally, I ordered the Philly sub to give it the ol' test.  It passed!  The key is the roll and their roll was nice and fresh.  If you are full of food/beer and want something else to do.. Stroll over to the shuffle board table and give it a spin while you watch the games.  They even have friendly poker games once a week that you can simply just show up and play.  The whole staff is friendly and dont mind striking up a conversation with you.  The only negative side is that the place just isnt that clean.  But if you dont expect the Ritz ahead of time and know just where you are going.  Then you should be fine.  Enjoy!\n\n-Ian M.
__label__3 I have visited La Unica many times and the experience has always been consistent... excellent food and excellent service.\n\nI am hooked on the Tacos La Unica. Two or three of these and I am happy! I have also dined on many of the specials mainly during the lunch hour and they have all been excellent.\n\nThe chips and salsa are free. The food prices are very reasonable for the quality. We have never had a bad experience.\n\nThe staff is always prompt and polite. The manager always makes an effort to stop by and say hello to us and make sure we are being taken care of and that the food is good.\n\nMy family loves to go to La Unica and asks all the time to go. \n\nNow that La Unica is on my mind, maybe I'll be the one asking to go tonight!\n\nI would give five stars if they had cervesas or margaritas, but consider this a 4.5.
__label__3 I love crepes and this is a good place to get your crepe fix. Their Crepe menu is pretty big and you will definitely find something to your liking. \n\nI came here on a Sunday and luckily I made it before the rush came in. Once the rush was in around 12p there was a wait averaging 10-15 minutes. This wait can be eternity especially after a good night out in the city. \n\nI would definitely come back and maybe next time try a sweet Crepe
__label__3 Absolutely DIVINE crepes.  We stuffed ourselves with three different kinds - Crepes Suzette, the Trois Fromages, and one with just strawberries and whipped cream.  Each crepe was the perfect spongy, chewy consistency, and cooked *just* right.  And while you can't really mess up a Crepes Suzette or just simple strawberries and whipped cream, the Trois Fromage definitely stole the show.  It had chevre, mozzarella, and swiss, with bacon and potatoes inside as well.  We would have kept ordering different crepes off the menu if we weren't so stuffed!\n\nThe staff was very nice, and the location was great - just a short walk from the Metro and then to Old Montreal.  If you are in Old Montreal, forget the tourist traps they call restaurants there, and take the short walk to this place.  But yes, they have changed their name, so look for Muru on the door of this corner cafe.
__label__3 Chinese run crepes?\nHmmm...\n\nBrisk service, balanced seasonings and light creperie...\nWorked well as a second breakfast before running out back on the town.\n\nThe decor was minimalist and tasteful... great work in a very demur and non-ostentatious mode.
__label__1 On a d\u00e9cid\u00e9 d'aller au Muru au vu des commentaires positifs. On est dimanche l'endroit est plein mais on arrive \u00e0 avoir une table pour 6 assez rapidement, point positif. On regarde la carte, assez compl\u00e8te et int\u00e9ressante, on commande cr\u00eape, \u0153ufs et pain dor\u00e9... Et malheureusement les d\u00e9ceptions vont s'encha\u00eener, \u00e0 commencer par l'attente interminable (probablement du au manque d'employ\u00e9, 1 seule serveuse et probablement pas plus en cuisine jusqu'\u00e0 13h ...). Ensuite par les plats, avec du pain sec, pas d'assaisonnement ou de sauce avec \u0153ufs/patate. Cr\u00eape peu copieuse pour 15$ hors taxe. Et un pain dor\u00e9e vraiment d\u00e9cevant sec et go\u00fbtant uniquement l'\u0153uf, tr\u00e8s loin d'un bon pain perdu ... On a peut \u00eatre pas eu de chance avec le service mais la nourriture ne trompe pas, et nous avons eu tous le m\u00eame avis, nous n'y retournerons pas.
__label__4 Wow... I wish they had a place like this in NYC.  I'd set up a tent outside and never leave.  This is an incredible market.  The variety and quality of the food available is amazing... and the prices seem quite reasonable considering.  I was there for hours and felt like I didn't have enough time to explore.  I sampled a lot of produce and ate at a few of the restaurants around the market.  Well done Montreal!!
__label__4 This place is amazing.  I went here with my fianc\u00e9 on a glorious summer day when we visited Montreal in the summer of 2011.  I honestly don't remember much as I went into sensory overload as this place is an open air smorgasbord of many food delights.  I do remember having some fried halibut and a chocolate croissant that was so good that it made my knee buckle.  I also remember sampling the local produce and going a little overboard in purchasing bottles of maple syrup as gifts.  Definitely an unexpected highlight of our visit.
__label__3 Wonderful marketplace with quality produce, meats, wines, cheeses, and much more.\n\nI came there in the late summer and came home with countless vegetables and meats I had never tried before. I was also able to find several neat gifts to bring back to California with me, including of course lots of genuine Maple Syrup.\n\nNo doubt the best marketplace I've been to.
__label__1 Been here several times now and it's still just ok. Folks I work with like to frequesnt this place, but I am just not as enthusiastic as they are. \nGrilled cheese is pretty good, but I'll be darned if I am \"going out to eat\" just to have grilled cheese!\n\nCall me crazy!
__label__2 This location seems to mess up one order out of 6 that I order each time I go for my coworkers.  The thing is the food is so good that we risk it anyway because it is close by and we have been going since they opened.  I love the bbq chicken ranch wrap, and recently had their breakfast which was also fabulous.  It's kind of like an IHOP with a drive through.  The people are always super nice as well.
__label__0 Wow. This was a waste of time. It seemed that they wanted to teach about a couple of habitats and be a zoo but they didn't have enough funds to realize the objective. There are a few animals and some displays about habitats, but we found this to be really disappointing.
__label__2 2.5 stars - Cheap and insanely huge....For $7-8 you can have enough food to tip the scale over a few notches...I recommend sharing \n\nI tend to go for the #33 lunch special with a tostada and cheese enchilada. I preferred La Paz's enchiladas but now they are gone....so these will do. The food is sort of one note- cheesy.. Speaking of cheesy their queso is some of the better I've had (I am not an imitation cheese fan). The guac is just ok - wish they spiced it up a bit more and added more lime. \n\nA co-worker of mine ordered the veggie quesadilla - and honestly it was beyond even what a large plate is and was filled with huge chunks of once frozen veggies - cauliflower, broccoli, green peppers, onions. She said the veggies must have been cooked in a thicker oil (not something like olive oil) - and the flavor was odd. So  if you don't eat meat I think a better option (taste and sadly even calorie-wise) is the cheese enchilada. \n\nThis wouldn't be a place I would go out of my way to go to, but I go as a group work lunch and haven't been  disappointed - not the best,  not the worst....just plain ok...
__label__1 Unpredictable each visit.  Checked the county health code web site and decided to stop going.
__label__1 Wish I could write them a good review but the pizza was not very good, the mushrooms were canned and tasted terrible.  The ranch was just gross, I want places near my home to be good and I should give them just 1 star but I want them to get better.  I have been here twice now and even the chicken wings were not very good and with the ranch it was just a bad idea.
__label__1 Don't waste your time or money, skip this place. \nService sucks, the manager herself has a stick up her ass and not a good one. She has an attitude (bad time off the month??). Patrons wait for no reason to be seated, service is slow even with not much clientele to wait on. I guess there are many screens which if you like watching sports might be good. My buddy seems OK with that. One good point, the bartender looks tasty and another waitress is cute. That's all and no I won't come back.
__label__1 Le genre de resto-bar sports qui ne cesse de s'accro\u00eetre (quasiment tripl\u00e9 en 3 ans), qui offre nachos, sandwich, calmars, et salades, et autres munchies passables \u00e0 prix respectables. \n\nPour les amateurs de sports, tel que l'indique le nom, c'est bon lieu. Des t\u00e9l\u00e9s partout, des sp\u00e9ciaux de soirs de matchs, etc. \n\nPour les amateurs de terrasses pas cher - d'ailleurs la seul raison pour laquelle vous me retrouveriez ici - vous trouverez votre compte. Le seul hic - elle est directement sur la rue Ste. Catherine, donc ni chic, ni cute. Mais s\u00e9rieux, ne vous attendez pas \u00e0 quelque chose de sp\u00e9cial...
__label__0 Placed my order at 8:30...estimated delivery time 9:00 PM. \n\n9:30 PM. Guy calls to tell me that they won't deliver my order because I am \"out of their zone.\" \n\nInsomniacookies.com: \"Delivery Zone: Champaign, Urbana\"\n\nWhere I live: Urbana\n\n'Nuff said.
__label__2 The cookies are really, really gooey and delicious, though often hard to travel with. Alas, that's the downside of getting oven-fresh cookies, and something that I'll just have to deal with. The biggest problem is the price- unless you're buying a box for a dorm or a party or something, the things are expensive. I can get a much bigger cookie elsewhere for only a little more, and so I don't come here very often.
__label__3 I went around 2:30 am the other day and tried their cookies for the first time. I am still thinking about it...enough for me to write a review at 1:30 am. Try their white chocolate macadamia sooooo good, the chocolate chunk, not so much.
__label__2 Decent place, came here for the happy hour, wine was OK and the happy hour selection was average.  The wine choice could have been more inspired, as it favored the full bodied sweet reds, only one of the choices was to my liking: a fairly dry Pinot Noir.\n\nI had the Kobe beef sliders, meh, my buddy talked them up like they were the best shit on earth, but I would have preferred White Castle.
__label__0 Went climbing here about 4 months ago and used their rented shoes.... Left with a minor blister-like object on my 2nd toe and to this day I still have it.... if you can, BRING YOUR OWN SHOES... unless you want some nasty looking growth on your toe :/
__label__1 Alright W, I've got bones to pick. I've been a customer at the W several times, and it seems like every time I go there is some kind of issue. Whether it's with the room, or whether its with how many guests we are permitted to have at our very expensive table...there's always something. When I come to the W, I expect to spend money. No complaints about that, I know that when I head to the W that I am going to drop some dough on whatever it is we are doing. Got it. What I don't understand is the sub-par customer service for a place that spouts \"Whatever, Whenever\". For example, My friends and I purchased a table in the night club. There was only three of us at the table, and we got constantly heckled by the door people and the management about the rest of our party showing up who were in another vehicle. Im sorry, but 3 people to a bottle of champagne and a bottle of vodka?! We would have been absolutely hammered. Furthermore, there were only 3 other guests that were looking to join us. It's not like I invited 10 more people, but they seriously wanted to get into it with me over a total of 6 guests at this table in their nightclub. Hello? Are you serious? Any other nightclub in Scottsdale would have happily accommodated 6 guests to a table.  Not to mention that aside from purchasing the table, my other friend also purchased a room for the night. The W has a very nice decor, and a great selection of alcohol and food, but again the management of the place is not up to par for the prices you are paying.
__label__3 The staff is attractive and friendly as is the case with most W locations. \n\nThe hotel does have the other usual W fare:\nSmallish rooms\nShower without a shower door\nPricey amenities\nNice pool and lounge area\nFresh clean rooms and lobby\nBliss products in the room\n\nHigh Points:\n\nFriendly whenever, wherever staff is always there to help.\n\nLocation is close to plenty of night life, Old Town Scottsdale and Fashion Square Mall. \n\nCold water in the car when you pick it up from valet. \n\nThe bar staff during the evening events were friendly and helpful. Guests at the hotel during MLB All Star Week were allowed to attend some of the parties for free. It was cool to see some of the players in town for the game. \n\nThe pool area is quiet and relaxing during the day. The underwater speakers at the pool are a cool touch. \n\nLow Points:\n\nFree Wi-Fi in the lobby and pool area, but not in the room.\nShower does not have a door. (It is my great pain with many W locations. You always have a \"draft\"and the bathroom ends up wet unless you're careful.
__label__1 I have mixed feeling about the W Scottsdale. During the day the pool area is poorly run, but in the evenings the pool turns into a pretty fun nightlife spot.  \n\nDaytime:\nThe pool is always jam packed with a fairly disgusting crowd and the dudes out number the babes by a 3 to 1 count I'd say. That's no fun. Oh, and by dudes, I mean douche bags. And Babes? More like gross skanks covered in makeup at the pool. Ok, I guess I'm being a hater, but spend a few hours here and you might be kind of disgusted with the scene too. It's just really amateur hour here with the piss poor service and their bad attitudes and obnoxious patrons. The only reason I came was because a friend likes to stay at the W when visiting and he too noted the quality of this place has declined over the years. He has stayed at four different W locations (NY, South Beach, Westwood) and said this one is the \"worst and trashiest\". It took an hour before any waitress came over to ask if we wanted any drinks or food. When started to get service it was always a long wait for our pitcher of margaritas or buckets of beer and food. Speaking of the food, the fries, fish tacos and club sandwich are all great. The grilled cheese, not so much. The first $42 pitcher of margaritas was weak, hardly tasting any alcohol. The second pitcher was stronger. To be fair, the Saturday service was much better.\n\nNighttime:\nMuch improved scene, but still not great. There are a lot of out-of-towners since it is a hotel, but still plenty of locals too. I think it's a good mixture. Pants and collared shirts are required, so that usually gets rid of most of the tank top, neck tat wannabes from earlier in the day at the pool.  But really, you are just trading one group of wannabes for another. Man, I'm a hater huh? Oh well, you can handle it. Drinks are overpriced, but this is the W. Be ready to spend lots o' cash.\n\nRooms:\nI've been in a few rooms at this hotel. Each have been nice and clean, but pretty small.
__label__0 And empty club (determined by friend that was already there when we showed up), and empty line, and I need to buy bottle service to get in?  No thanks.  This place is awful.
__label__3 The W is definitely one of the more 'hip' hotels in Old Town, if you are looking for a more lively vibe, as opposed to relaxing, this is probably where you should stay.  I have to say all staff I have ever encountered here from the valet guys, to the bartenders, servers etc have always been outstanding.  The rooms are nice and modern and they serve their customers needs around the clock.  It is within walking distance to Old Town nightlife and shopping at the boutiques, galleries and Scottsdale Fashion Square mall.  \n\nI am a big fan of Sushi Roku, the restaurant attached to the W. I have always had great service, food and cocktails there.  With this prime location you are also within a rock throw of many other fine dining establishments, cute local cafes and bars.  \n\nThe pool parties in the summer are rocking with DJs spinning tunes, and Scottsdale's finest (or as some call them Snotsdale's finest) prancing around 95% naked, and possibly 10% filled with plastic.  At night this same pool area transforms itself into an energized nightlife spot.  \n\nMy last visit to the W I stopped in on a random Sunday evening to grab a cocktail with a friend and I was impressed.  There were a quite a few patrons enjoying their Sunday Fundays and the bartender made sure to keep the vibe going.  It was some of the best people watching I have done in a while... The lobby bar had cool lounge music vibing in the background.  There were some hotel patrons with some escort-ish looking guests, which entertained us while time with our cocktails passed.  \n\nI end up here on rather impromptu occassions, but every time has never been a disappointment.
__label__1 We were visiting my parents from Manhattan and decided to spend NYE here. It was sorely disappointing, the \"Night in Bangkok\" theme was half-assed (from someone who has actually been to and trained in Thailand), and the bartenders were slow and unskilled. The bouncers here had an attitude about them that was laughable. These guys need to realize that they're in AZ not Manhattan. Overall it was a very lackluster night. Apparently this is the best AZ has to offer. Oh well.
__label__3 I love this place.  It caters to my OCD.  I like to have things in places where I can find them.  My hubby is always amazed, whatever he is looking for in our home, if he asks me, I know exactly where it is.  I am now organizing the twins bedroom, they have tons of stuff that need to be contained.
__label__2 if they didn't have a cool ass sale going on 2 for $30, i'd give this place a 2 stars. the service sucked here. i wasn't even greeted when i came in. not once was asked if i needed help. i had to ask the price on some of the shirts. i experienced way better at the SF one even though the service there sucked too. the only time their service turned great is when you're in the counter purchasing their clothes. i don't think i'll ever come here again. not worth my time
__label__2 My friends and I got wristbands for free entries to ROK. I must say that I love the music that they are playing. I like the layout of the club and you can watch music videos of songs that they are playing on giant screens all over the club. So three stars for that.\n\nMinus two stars for the ridiculous drink prices. I can understand that my Vodka 7 is $11 because this is Vegas and all mixed drinks in Vegas are overpriced. Oh they don't even have 7 up, they serve Sierra Mist..yuckkk. Then my friend just got the Sierra Mist without any alcohol in it and we got charged $6!!!! Yes, $6 for a glass of soda! \n\nHighway robbery to the max.
__label__0 For an otherwise nice hotel (NYNY) I don't think the space ROK is in was even intended for a nightclub b/c it is that small. Studio 54 next door at the MGM is WAY BIGGER but has a lot fewer people. I think MGM's marketing dept. (both hotels are MGM properties) needs to market studio 54 more and ROK a lot less.\n\nUnless you're getting bottle service this club is a complete waste of time b/c there is really no where to stand. LOL
__label__2 I hate the Vegas club scene.  I also hate the New York and LA club scenes.  I am a simple Midwestern boy.  In the Midwest, you pay the cover ($5) and enter.  There is no judging, no lines, and no red velvet ropes.  I don't think it is up to a club to make me feel unworthy.\n\nOn the other hand, I love to dance and the clubs in Vegas are some of the best places to do just that.  They have the coolest interiors and the best DJs.  So I, like all the other sheep, put myself through the Vegas club torture.  \n\nSorry for the rant... had to put that out there.\n\nROK is in the New York, New York Casino.  You can get VIP entrances for free- Just look for a guy in a suit handing out wristbands or flyers for the club.  Because we had the VIP entrances, we didn't have to wait in line and paid only $10 cover.  \n\nThe club was pretty cool.  The decor was nowhere near as cool as LAX, but the music was great.  They would only play about 1 minute of a song and then would go onto a new one, so you never got tired of what you were dancing to.  They played a really good variety of current hits and your favorites from the last 10 years.  \n\nIt was crowded, but not so bad you couldn't move.  The people were young but not so young as to be annoying.  We had a great time overall.
__label__1 This is a review of the bar at District, because that's as far as I made it there. \nI stayed at the Sheraton for work, and after my meeting, was looking forward to dinner at District. Being that I was traveling solo, I wanted to dine at the bar so that I could watch the college football games (I also think it's more lonely to dine at a deuce solo). It took the two bartenders about 5 minutes to acknowledge me (the bar is not that big) but once one did, he recommended me a good local draft beer at the happy hour price, despite it being about a minute after happy hour which was cool of him. \nI asked to see a dinner menu and was told 'I'm only allowed to serve the bar menu at the bar'. This differed from the experiences of others I read about on Yelp, and it pissed me off. The hotel is a business hotel. Your main clientele are business travelers, often solo diners. I've never gone to a restaurant where I could not get the full menu at the bar. The restaurant was at most, 2/3rd full so it wasn't as if the kitchen was slammed due to a huge rush. \nI chugged my beer and took off to Kincaids. Later that night, I relayed my experience at District to the bartender at the hotel lobby bar who also found it puzzling but said that perhaps a meltdown situation in the kitchen lead the bartender to enforce the limited menu offerings. Not cool with me.
__label__0 I am expressing my great DISAPPOINTMENT with the service I received from The District in October 2009.  \n\nIn the beginning of October, I approached The District to see if it would be possible to bring about 70 to 100 people on a Thursday night at around 10:30 p.m..  Not only did they say it would be great, they would have drink specials and have the happy hour menu available to our guests. And also, the manager had told me and another colleague there's hardly any business on Thursday, so it was great to have an organization interested in having a mixer at The District.  Thursday night came, the level of customer service and professionalism that the manager gave us was HORRIBLE!  The way he treated me, others and the fact that we brought about 70 to 100 people there itself was definitely something to remember.  NOT only did they lie about accommodating our large group obviously The District could not do so, nor did the management team care to do so.   The place was already crowded with other guests which is great for them HOWEVER, the manager never tried to accommodate all our guests which they knew we were coming! ...for seating, passing out menus..the only way people were able to order if they were seated which they couldn't,  some individuals were waiting a very long time for a drink that cost $15, there were no drink specials besides the beer and possibly the wine, I never I saw the menu, but I do know people were not happy with purchasing a tiny drink for $15 a pop! The manager did speak to another individual with my guests at one point and had told him, individuals can not get drink specials at the bar, however, there was nowhere to sit , the majority of the tables were already pre occupied.   Also, the executive director of the non profit organization that I work for had ordered just a Dr. Pepper, he gave the bartender a $20, received the drink and never received his change, when he asked the bartender, the bartender took his name down and did not give him his change.  HE HAS YET TO RECEIVE HIS CHANGE FOR A DR. PEPPER.  \n\nI never received a thank you for bringing people to The District that night.  IT WAS VERY DISORGANIZED AND VERY UNPROFESSIONAL TEAM AT THE DISTRICT.  \nAlso, the manager had said to me and the executive director  that we would receive free valet parking since we were at The District, we had to pay over $40 for parking.   It was a very frustrating night.\n \nBottom line, we truly did not feel welcome at The District.  I was put in the predicament where I had to clear up confusions and make my guests feel welcomed.  At one point had considered having a kickoff party and/or mixers at The District, bringing over 100+ guests, but after the customer service/treatment everyone received from the management team and wait staff, I am now reconsidering ever utilizing The District and the Sheraton. As for myself, I was very disappointed and had expected great service.\nTHIS IS THE FUNNY PART!  I did receive (a week later) an email from Heinrich Stasiuk, District GM.  Very insincere apology, THE FUNNY PART...he attached the email to the ongoing inside conversation between the managers stating I was difficult (sorry but you promise me certain things, should be able to keep it!) also stated in the email \"but they made good money from us\" .if you are a business or non profit organization trying to find a place to hold your mixer or dinners, I hope either you reconsider or let them know you've read my review!  Since I was difficult, I'm sure they will remember me and the fact they probably made about $3000+ off of my guests.
__label__1 I've been here twice, both times I ate at the bar.  This place is a generic hotel restaurant.  I've had the shrimp po boy sliders and the meatloaf sliders.  Don't even bother...while tasty, each dish comes with two sliders the size of half dollars.  The shrimp was especially meager as each slider had a single fried popcorn shrimp.  \n\nLast time I was here with my wife and a friend, we tried to sit at one of the high top tables next to the bar, but apparently for no good reason you cannot order entrees at the high tops (though you can at the bar).  So they forced us to squeeze into a space at the bar instead of allowing us to enjoy our meal in comfort.  The bartender had a better than thou attitude, also for no good reason.  My wife got the lobster pot pie which was nothing like a real pot pie one would get in New England.  My friend got the salmon which she did not like.  Neither of them finished their meals.  To top it off, some creepy old drunk dude who was there for a conference was obnoxiously hitting on my friend, to the point where he was physically groping her.  This continued to happen right in front of the bartender who did nothing to stop the situation.  I was forced to literally take the guy  outside and tell him that if he touched my friend again he'd spend the rest of the night in the hospital.\n\nHopefully I don't have to spend another sorry minute in this place.
__label__3 Tasty. And the lunch menu makes it affordable.
__label__4 I don't remember dying, but I must've died because I'm in Heaven. First of all, the ambiance is freakin ridiculous, (in a good way.) It's like I want to keep switching tables so I can take it all in! \n\nSecond, the best staff EVER! Andrew and Priscilla, I want to adopt them. Seriously. Happy, friendly, adorable, knowledgeable. Awesome. Perfect. Give them raises.\n\nMy husband had the beef tenderloin, of which I had a \"few\" bites. I had the ribeye. It was hard to share but I gave him a bite. We finished with the \"Chocolate bar\" dessert. Really, there is no way to describe the deliciousness. It's one of those desserts you want everyone you know to try so you can talk about it later. Just awesomely good. \n\nI've never wanted to live in Phoenix until now. \n\nCome. Eat. Drink. Share. Repeat.
__label__2 Found on yelp. Was staying at the Westin and was looking for non hotel dining.  Walked a few blocks and then found out it was part of sheraton. Bummer. Food was decent. Service was good. Just not what I imaged...a small urban wine bar with small plates.
__label__3 This my one of my favorite Spas.  I went years ago when it was called Oasis and it was better then... it was opened 24 hours.  However, I do realize that they have changed quite a bit since my first visit years ago.  \n\nThey offer you everything that you need, a locker w/ a robe, slippers, towels, iced water, fruit drinks, teas, fresh fruit, snacks, lotion, hair necessities (gel, comb, brush, curling iron, blow drier, hair spray), deodorant, razors, mouthwash, cotton swabs - the works.\n\nIt is immaculately clean and I love that they keep the place picked up (towels etc.) really nicely without being in my personal space.\n\nI have had massages and a facial there. One of them was way under average.  I was told that the gentleman was blind.  I would have thought it would have been even better after hearing that.  You know, more attuned to the feel of a persons body needs through touch.\n\nTheir staff was very professional and friendly and very attentive while giving my space to relax and enjoy the space.\n\nThey have their own brand of body wash, shampoo and conditioner called Nurture.  I did like the Oasis' style better because each of the showers had a different set of fragrances in them and I think over the course of 4 days I used almost all of them - Lavender Citrus, Ocean Breeze, Cucumber and on and on.\n\nI do wish they would put the chaise lounges back next to the jacuzzi they were nice to relax on.\n\nI really look forward to going here each time I go to Las Vegas.  Even when I am not staying at the Luxor I go here for some me time at least once per trip. \n\nSee You There!
__label__1 I use the spas at all hotels I stay at in Vegas and that is almost every other month.  Im definitely the seasoned spa goer! At the Luxor you are charged $15 for resort fee per day on top of your room rate which includes the workout area. You can use the spa facility for an additional $10 per day. \nThe spa at Luxor needs to be thoroughly cleaned and disinfected.  The steam room has very good temperature but it smells like mildew. \nThey have fresh fruits and great herbal tea.  Which I enjoyed very much. \nMy robe was ripped on the side so I didn't get to use it.  A little detail sometimes goes a long way.
__label__3 This place was great when it was Oasis and is still pretty good and one of my favorites on the strip. They use to be the cheapest, but since renovations, I think pricing is more in line with the strip.  I'm not quite sure what was experienced by the individual that felt they weren't clean.\n\nI like the layout and attention to areas for relaxation. That makes it better than Mirage which doesn't quite have enough space for the chill out and Canyon Ranch which is more oriented toward being a Gym. The lighting is wonderful through out, low enough to make you feel at peace.  Also, the ability to grab water and hydrate or to put cucumber on your eyes in multiple places is fantastic.  \n\nIf you are like me and go to the spa to lounge around for multiple, hours, Nuture is a good one to put on the list. \n\nI still think that the strip doesn't quite pay enough attention to spa in general, so I can't give it the full 5.  I mean, go to Asia (half of the Casinos have properties there anyway), check it out and come back and implement all the details. \n\nThe only thing I would additionally mention, the spa is FAR from the parking area or entrance areas.  You've got a trek if you're not staying at the luxor.  Make sure to give yourself a lot of extra time for your appointment to get to the actual spa.
__label__0 DONT EVER GO TO THE SPA GUYS! As I was leaving I was approached by 2 security guards accusing me from two other guests that I was acting aggressively. I was upset and also uncomfortable. In the end I then proceeded to tell the security guards this is the last time I will come here. I told them that I felt very uncomfortable over accusations that were not true. DON'T EVER GO TO THE SPA AT LEXWORD MEN YOU MAY GET STOPPED BY SECURITY AND BE ACCUSED!
__label__3 Being a vegetarian in Oakland ain't easy, but for a relatively quick (as opposed to table service) meal, Red Oak Cafe hits the spot.  I've found all the vegetarian sandwiches to be tasty (though I fail at eating them neatly--so eat alone or with a friend who you're not too self-conscious around if you get a sandwich).  I usually like vegetable chips, but I'm not a fan of the ones at Red Oak.  Go for the vegetable of the day instead, as the vegetables are tastier (and better for you, too).  The vegetarian bean & grains plate and veg-blue plate special are good, but as another reviewer said, they're not too exciting.\n\nThe omnivores I've brought here like this place, too--my mother pronounced her corned beef reuben as one of the best she's ever had (not too shabby for a New Yorker).  \n\nMaybe I hyped up the oatmeal smoothie in my mind too much, but I found it a little too fruity (grape/cranberry-ish?) for me.  Still, not bad for a good-for-you breakfast in a hurry.\n\nUsually I have no complaints about the service, but I did feel awkward when I grabbed a bite to eat here one Friday evening.  The employees were already cleaning the tables even though the place was open for another hour and a half, and chatting really loudly with each other.  I felt rushed.  I guess I can't blame them entirely, as it was a gorgeous day out and it was Friday.
__label__4 had the best breakfast sandwich ever! good service, nice decor, only complaint is lack of wifi - but it doesn't matter much
__label__4 Love the food here! The portion is not big but always enough for me. I always like to order their today's special :), never disappointed!
__label__2 Very colorful, especially if you want to smoke weed surrounded by a bunch of weirdos playing African drums...other than that it is rather boring
__label__4 On Sunday morning we went and got Montreal bagels and then walked to this park...it's a bit of a hike, but the weather was nice...to see the tam-tams!\nMy sister had really hyped the tam-tams to me, so I went in a bit skeptical....but she was right! \n\nI can't really explain why this was so fantastic, especially because really it's a bit ridiculous. \n\nThis is a big park and I don't know it well enough to direct people to where exactly you need to go, but by the large monument (the one featured on the picture for this attraction), you will find a group of drummers that set up here every Sunday. Depending on the day, there may be more, or less. Apparently the group can get pretty huge, but either way, they all gather around in a sort of circle...and drum! \n\nThe environment is very \"come-as-you-are\" (read: hippy), but it's such a laid back and accepting atmosphere. The drummers just sort of jam together, playing all sorts of different types of drums and bongos. People go and dance in the middle...kids go and pound on the drums...lots of people get high! \n\nEven not high, this is a pretty fun thing to watch. It's mesmerizing somehow. Again, I can't explain what made this so great. We just sat back in the beautiful weather, snacked on our bagels and watched the craziness unfold around us. \n\nIt was so unique and so weird....but so musical...it was just cool to be a part of it!
__label__2 I've been taking the light rail uptown to work for 2 and a half years, and all in all, I think it's a good system. It does need to be improved, but it is a good addition to the city, and I can't wait until they expand it so I can use it to get to more places. \n\nPositives:\n-Convenience. I happen to live close to a station and work close to a station, so it doesn't get any easier than that. Even if you don't happen to live near a station, there are several Park & Ride stations for you to leave your car and take the train uptown for a night out, a performance, or a game. \n-In general, the trains are clean, well-kept, well-lit, and not too crowded. I feel safe taking it and waiting by myself at the stations.\n-For the most part the trains run on-schedule at reasonable intervals. \n\nRoom for improvement:\n-The stations provide absolutely no weather coverage. Have you ever missed your train? Because I have more times than I'd like to admit, and have been stuck waiting for the next one in the rain. Yes, I was under the awning, but the awning doesn't do anything. Even the large covering at the Uptown CATS station leaves much to be desired. \n-The trains need to run later hours, at the very least on the weekend. This is not just for the party crowd either. I work in a restaurant that closes at 11 on the weekends, and sometimes servers don't get out until almost 2 am, especially if they're closing. Sucks for you if the last train left at 1 am. There are groups of people besides the 9-to-5ers that depend on the CATS system to work the night shift.\n-Trains need to be scheduled better when there are events uptown. Panthers game? Concert at Time Warner? Street festival? SCHEDULE MORE TRAINS. And run a double-length instead of a single-length. I have seen a little bit of effort regarding this, but many a time I am just trying to get home from work and get stuck behind 7,000 kids who just got out of Disney on Ice (see my review for Vida Cantina.)
__label__0 The staff is not friendly at all. When u ask them to toast the sub or to add toppings, u can see from there faces that they are burdened. I understand that I go early when they open, but that doesn't give them the right to act like the way they do. The don't really say hi at all, instead I end up saying how Ur doing. If I had a choice to not to go to this branch, I would totally avoide this one.
__label__1 So I have worked in this area for about 4 years. I have eaten here at least 20 times. \n\nThe Good: The food is good. The prices reasonable. It is independently owned. It used to be off the beaten path. I like those facts & tried to support this restaurant. \n\nThe Bad: Over the years it has gotten busier & busier especially at lunch (the hospital people figured out its location.) The atmosphere used to be trendy &laid back, it is now rushed & kinda dirty. The food has always been SLOW to come out & is usually not ready when stated for picking up take out. Service has always been mediocre. I was able to overlook these points until today. \n\nToday as I was dining at a small table for 1 today and I was asked to move. Not to just another table but  to an even smaller crappier one. It was next to the register, so you have people standing over you the whole time &  it has a broken chair.  I declined and got my food to go. It was clear they  valued others business over mine despite the fact I was already ordered, about to get my food & have eaten there many times. This experience left a bad taste in my mouth. Sadly I will not be returning here any more. There are just to many other choices. \n\nChina Town on Spring Mt. has great food and it never takes as long to get it as it does at Mix Zone to get it.
__label__2 3.5 stars.  Just saw the free brown rice substitution with lunch special on one of the reviews - good tip!\n\nStopped for lunch today and tried the mint chicken (thai style).  Too many onions in the mix but no big deal.  Flavorful but not hot (I ordered 3 on a 4 scale, gonna have to try 4 next time ;)  )\n\nGood serving size for the lunch special which includes a soda.  $10 including tip.\n\nStaff is always friendly and good atmosphere!  I recommend this place...
__label__2 Hey Hey second review coming from someone who was completely sober. (soberness declined the longer i stayed...)\n\nThree Stars\n\nWent on the 'Wet T-Shirt' Night. They advertised that the event would start at 11, we left at 1 and the girls didn't even put T-Shirts on the DJ WOULD NOT STFU i was about to rally a majority of the guys to put money together so we can pay the DJ to STFU. \n\nTuesdays is \"Ladies Night\" the advantage is free shots for the ladies and 1dollar guy's shots. People, these shots DO NOT come from the bar, you have to flag down one of the waitresses to get these shots and of the available waitresses...none of them carried bottles for shots...\n\nThe bar area and the outside area are free for all, meaning you're either standing or fighting over the seats. A table is a 100 dollars for standard 200 for large table. \n\nThe bar is off the hinges, Ryan, the bartender, isn't Filipino but the man can multitask and his proportions from booze to mixer is VERY high quality. Food is amazing too, garlic fried rice is just...well i was like NOM NOM NOM to my plate. Had huge hunks of breathe fouling garlic, with out a doubt the best thing on that combo plate i ordered\n\nWould come back to this place because of the food, but as far as the events, they'll milk as much of the glory as they can before they bring up their side of the bargain.
__label__2 Habanero's is good fresh food at a reasonable price...but it's generally slow to get your food and/or so hectic it takes a REALLY long time to be served.  If you plan on dining there, make sure it's nice out--otherwise you won't find a place to sit inside and will be roasting or freezing outside!\n\nMad kudos for:\n--Cholula on the table\n--Really good food\n\nA big boo for:\n--15 min wait after ordering...at 11:30...with 2 people in front of us\n--Salsa didn't arrive until after we finished eating despite 3 requests\n--No real combo options\n\nThe food beats Baja Fresh, Chipotle, & Qdoba--and all those places can be hectic as well, but after a couple visits I'll stick with my 3 stars.  Maybe I'll call ahead and pick-up next time...or just drive through the much closer Taco Bell and have some 35% beef :p.
__label__3 Just discovered this place. Food was really good! Nothing out of the ordinary food wise but it was really good and cheap. The staff was super helpful and friendly. A great first experience. We will be back!
__label__4 I really like this place!! Small, family owned and operated, with very nice people and excellent food.  We've gone for breakfast, lunch and dinner. I usually get Kayla's favorite for breakfast, stacked chicken enchiladas with eggs, cheese and salsa on top. On Friday's they usually have fresh lobster and fish, their lobster enchiladas are excellent. I also like the calamari and shrimp tacos, their calamari could be the best in town. And I like their flan, it is large enough for two people to share. My only complaint is that they charge for chips and salsa, but that isn't enough to take away a star.
__label__2 Came here for lunch with some coworkers.  The place was pretty packed - we waited about 20 minutes for our food to finally come out.  The food was pretty decent.  I had the chicken fajita and it was very tasty and made me very full.  I'll try the nachos next time as my coworker had it and it looked fantastic!
__label__4 We were vacationers looking for a quick, but good Mexican meal after a hike. This place did not disappoint. We ordered the Parrillada for two, with extra guac and chips. Everything was delicious. The chicken was good, and all other meats on the dish (beef, chorizo, carnitas) were excellent. If anything, we ordered too much food, but gladly ate nearly all of it. The medium and spicy salsas had both flavor and heat. The wait staff is helpful and friendly. Not sure how this place ranks among locals, but for visitors not used to authentic Mexican fare, who are looking for a quick and reasonably priced meal, this is the place.
__label__2 I don't get what all the craze is about. My burrito was just okay---I had better burritos in Boston which doesn't really say much about haberneros. It's better than all the chain burrito places but it doesn't leave me saying \"wow. That was good.\"
__label__2 Decent service and a decent bone in prime rib (get it rare though). I mean other than the dinner coming with a baked potato and tossed salad, the place is a ok. A note would be to choose a wine that is good when you open it and you'll be ok, I got the La Creme Pinot, it turned out to be a 2008.\n\nOther than that it's like a outback steak house, Just at a casino...\n\nEnjoy.
__label__2 We each ordered the South Point cut done medium rare with me opting for blackened Cajun style.  Our dinners included a house salad tossed tableside, a bread basket and a choice of potato (mashed for me, baker for Ann) or rice pilaf.  The prime rib was smaller than at Carve, but pretty good.
__label__1 We have been here a few times now so I guess I have to finally write a review. I always made reservations and each time we arrived, we had to wait 15 mins for a table. I wouldn't mind if they had a decent place to sit and have a drink but the upstairs bar is packed with gambling addicted drunks who are slobbering all over the place. My wife, daughter and I just chose to stand in a dark corner and wait behind the other 25 people who were in line waiting for their table.\n\nWhen being seated, you will appreciate the dated and crumb-laden furnishings, but a quick brush of the hand will rid your seat of most of the crumbs and other varmints! I will say that the water/drink girl was very attentive during each visit. If only they spoke a language that I was familiar with, I could have actually ordered something other than a warm casino beer! I'm not sure why a restaurant such as this hires people who don't even speak english to act as servers. They obviously cater to a lot of foreigners. If you do choose to try this restaurant and aren't fluent in multiple languages, I would suggest bringing pictures of your favorite drinks. \n\n While waiting for your food to arrive, most will appreciate the opportunity to view the \"other half\" of society in their untamed habitat. You will see the most downtrodden and classless people that a casino can chew up and spit out! If there is an old, crippled, mentally disturbed or horribly disfigured person within 10 miles, you can rest assured that they will be seated at the tables all around you and complaining about everything! You can throw the dress code right out the window! If you have an old stained wife beater, dirty underwear and a pair of ratty flip flops, put them on and proudly walk through the doors in style, knowing that you will be the best dressed person in the place! If you want to see sloppy drunks spilling their drinks and yelling at the top of their lungs, this is the place for you! I have never witnessed such a \"diverse\" group like this at any other restaurant in Vegas (at least not 4 separate times!). Perhaps if the drink girl could have spoken some form of English, alcohol would have made this specticle much more tolerable!\n\nI understand why many people give this place 5 stars; it's cheap and the prime rib is pretty good! If I had to break down my rating I would give:\n\nPrime Rib: 4 stars\nPrice: 5 stars\nService: 2 stars\nCleanliness: 2 stars\nPeople watching: Priceless!
__label__1 Restaurant is nice, and service ok.\nAs a meat lover I never tasted anything that horrible as their prime rib cowboy entree serving.\nChoose another restaurant !!\nPaul
__label__3 We went to a Checkers game and had a good time. Arena was nice. Parking was adequate ($6), Security lines were swift and well organized. The staff was friendly. Concessions were par for the course (16oz bud light $6) Seating was comfy and my shoes didn't stick to floor. Jumbo tron was easily seen and the lights and and boards were all well maintained. I'm a fan. I would go to another event at this location.
__label__3 It's funny how much people love this place now... considering the battle and war it took to get this thing built. The arena went up without voter consent and boy am I glad it did.\n\nI've been to a wide range of events here. Concerts, Checkers, Bobcats, major tournaments, the circus. Always fun and there's not really a bad seat in the place.\n\nThe new craft beer garden is an awesome addition this year. It features local brews. I waited in line for a long time the other night at Pearl Jam, but it was worth it. Pricing is just a little bit more than your concession stand Bud-Miller-Coors. \n\nOne of my favorite things about TWC Arena is what it does for our local businesses. I saw this first hand as a bartender (moment of silence for Dixie's Tavern). The amount of people each event brings to uptown is a welcome sight for any business owner and worker. We were on a mission to grab food before Pearl Jam. Every restaurant was packed... packed on a Wednesday night when normally there would be little to no one out. \n\nParking advice: if you plan on pre or post event drinks or food... go somewhere that validates parking. It will save you big time. The decks and lots can charge $10 or more. Fitzgerald's is the closest to the arena. It validates the Wake Forest garage next to it. Queen City Q validates for 7th Street Station. A few blocks down... Cowbell validates the Fifth Third deck.
__label__4 I'm a huge fan of Fresh and Easy because the food there is good, inexpensive, and they have great deals on several items. \n\nIt has the look of yet another hippie market, but in fact it has normal food, does not smell of patchouli oil, and sells products you've heard of before, not just knockoffs emblazoned with the word \"organic.\" Those products are there too, but at least one is given the choice.\n\nTrader Joe's this is not - though the smaller size is roughly the same, it has better selection and will cost a lot less to find food for dinner.
__label__2 I have one hell of a sweet tooth, however it's not the sweet baked good that keeps bringing me back to Bonjour Bakery & Deli. In fact, I have been into Bonjour 4 times now, and I have only bought something sweet once. It's the delicious baguettes that they serve the sandwiches on that keep drawing me back in!  \n\nFor under $10 you can get a large, delicious sandwich with a simple but fresh side salad. The full sandwiches are too much for me, so I get a half, which still comes with the salad. I typically get the ham, salami and cheese... The meats are nice and fresh, as are the veggies on both the sandwich and salad. And I love the house dressing! \n\nService has always been fine when I go in, and I am usually that person pointing and asking what a bunch of stuff in the baked goods case is... and then not buying it. I am still served with a smile, though I always get my lunch to go so I can not comment on the sit-down service.\n\nThe sweet side of Bonjour leaves a bit to be desired. There are plenty of 'bready' items (croissants, pastries, eclairs etc), which I rarely find myself craving...  They have macarons at times, however they are sold by the dozen only when they are available. I passed on those and tried a couple other items.  The mini Creme Brulee wasn't very impressive, and a bit pricey at over $4 for a small serving. The Raspberry Mousse however,  was deliciously light and rich. \n\nOverall I just find the selection of baked sweet treats a bit lacking and slightly pricey... but the sandwiches are delish and that is what keeps bringing me back.\n\nEDIT: As of June 2013 individual macarons were available at $1.75/each
__label__3 In a nondescript and slightly run down shopping plaza is this lovely French-themed gem of a bakery- sandwiches, soups, and more breads, pastries, and desserts than you can shake a stick at!\n\nI'm on a somewhat-healthy kick, so on today's visit I steered clear of the baked goods.. I mean, aside from the baguette my sandwich was served on. What kind of heathen do you take me for?!\n\nOrdered the full size pastrami sandwich and a cappuccino, shared with the BF.\nOrder came out quickly and was better than expected- pastrami is not a thick, heaping portion, but a thinner, sparser portion that is packed with flavor. The baguette is soft and crispy in the appropriate places, and the condiments were house-made: I'm not a mayonnaise fan, but I'd bathe myself in this stuff. It was fresh and delicious, and the condiments really did make a difference.\nThe sandwich was served alongside a small salad of mixed greens, red onion, tomato, and a house dressing- again, a delicious condiment. Whoever is in charge of concocting the sauces is a star! I inhaled the salad and left a scant bite or two for my guy. He was distracted by the sandwich.\n\nAlready I can say we'll be back- in fact, Sprout's double ad day (every Wednesday) may now also be our standing Bakery Date Night until we try all of the sandwiches. Next time we'll have the salami and ham with cheese, and we'll have to come in sooner to get a cup of soup- they were sold out by our late afternoon visit.\n\nOh, and the cappuccino was perfect. Good serving size, too.
__label__1 Their products are good however the customer service is not. I've been in a handful of times over the years and each time the employees act like they have a stick up their asses.  I'll go spend my money somewhere else.
__label__4 Had an awesome first experience. She was nice, gentle and kept up a little chit chat with me to fill in the awkward silence haha. Cheap too! For 20 I got my eyesbrows and lip done. :)
__label__0 don't waste your time! this place is no longer open.
__label__2 Decent Cali-Mexi cuisine at reasonable prices. Don't come here expecting large plates, the servings are smallish. We've been a few times because a friend loves their bar-b-que tofu, and both their vegan(ish) burrito (the Green Burrito, if I remember correctly) and the Taco Salad with tofu were satisfying. Not outstanding, but consistent, with decent service.
__label__3 Let me start by saying, I rarely give out 5 stars, so my 4 star review means \"Yay, I am a fan\"... Just feeling a little guilty, that my review may take down the rating of a great salon, but I need to be consistent.  \n\nAfter my Esthetician of 2 years decided to leave the industry, the past 6 months has proven to be a nightmare finding a replacement.  From only one experience, I can't say with certainty, but I may have found her!  I booked my appointment online via android... or so I thought. I called to confirm the day of, and it turns out it didn't go through. D'Lisa was so accommodating that she moved her facial scheduled at that time to get me in, because it was the only time I could go in that week. \n\nNow, we're talking a Brazilian here, so I don't expect to be skipped into the room. laughing during the process, and finishing up with hi-fives, but that's actually what the experience reminded me of.  (Of course minus the skipping and hi-fives).  D'Lisa was great. She was quick but thorough, and it was relatively painless.   Exactly what I look for in a waxing... get it over with so I can put my panties back on!  I don't need champagne, V-gazzles or aroma therapy... just a smooth bikini line!
__label__4 I love D'Lisa!!!  She is great, personable, professional, efficient, and accomodating.  If ever a waxing job can be painless, she's doin it!  \n\nNew to the area and horrified of more bad experiences, I drove an hour to get to her and it was worth it!  Now I'm lucky I live right up the street!
__label__4 Excellent wax.  Always great service.  Thanks
__label__4 It was almost the end of the day and I was able to get out of work a little early so I called D'Lisa. She was able to book me almost immediately ( within 40 minutes ) although it was last minute notice and so late in the day. When I arrived she was ready for me and offered me something cold to drink. She professionally and painlessly waxed my brows to a perfect arch. I will be back, wonderful experience wonderful everything!    Thank you!!
__label__0 New in town I was looking for a great brow wax and based on all the wonderful reviews I made an appointment with d'Lisa at the Scottsdale location.  She was friendly and the salon is clean and has a great vibe.  I then had the fastest brow wax ever, literally less than 5 minutes.  I took a quick look in the mirror and was out the door.  When I got home and looked closer I discovered that one brow is 1/8 of an inch from my center line and the other a half inch.  I look crooked and then I noticed I have a hole in one brow.  The gap on the 1/2 inch side looks dumb and I need to pencil it in.   \n\nSuper bummed, won't be going back.
__label__4 After being curious about Brazilian waxes for years, but always too scared to actually make an appointment, my good friend found Salon D'Shayn and recommended that I go to Courtenay to have my Brazilian wax virginity taken. I am SO GLAD I finally mustered up the courage to book an appointment because I am forever changed. Not only is Courtenay super professional and fun, but the wax experience was almost painless! Not at all what I was expecting, but in the best way possible. She makes you feel super comfortable the whole time and will even sing you some Frank Sinatra while she works her magic on your nether regions. :) I highly recommend Salon D'Shayn - the salon is funky, fun, and everyone makes you feel welcome. Plus with 50% off waxes for first time clients, you can't go wrong! Book an appointment with Courtenay, you won't be disappointed.
__label__1 At least the atmosphere is fun, because the food stinks!  The only reason I'm giving two stars is the delicious iced green tea.  I ordered a pasta with lemon butter, artichokes, spinach, broccoli, and fresh garlic, but as far as I could tell, the lemon butter was supposed to make up for the lack of vegetables.  Please give me more than six leaves of spinach and five small broccolis for a whole plate of pasta!  Norm P.'s food was even worse.  It was swimming in sauce to the point of being disgusting and he couldn't even finish it.  All in all, come for the drinks but not for the food.  I could make this same meal at home for less than a dollar, and it would taste much better.
__label__1 Mike glover was a great salesman, with that said everyone else there is terrible. The \"Manager\" has anger issues and has no problem yelling at you and seems to enjoy confrontation. The \"finance guy\" has no idea what is going on and struggled with the simplest questions, and was not sure how to do his job. If purchasing a used car make sure they let you take it to a mechanic because they leave many issues hidden and hope for the best that you don't find them. \n\nThe only reason that i am giving them two stars is because of Mike, he alone deserves five stars.
__label__1 It's just okay, and with all the other options around I do not recommend this one.  Especially for the money.  \n\nAll that butter in the mussels was pretty weird, otherwise they were alright.  What was no alright is when the server took the shell bowl away midway through without providing a new one.  The service had the right intent, but execution was off.  \n\nAnd there's the odd issue about not taking food with us, mentioned elsewhere here on Yelp.  I'm sure usually a non-issue, but off putting, baseless, and out of place nonetheless.  Eggs overdone; tuna was alright; artichoke dip mediocre and bland.
__label__3 Everything we had was very well done. Very good fresh pasta. And the salads are excellent. Very friendly staff and great service. It is a very small restaurant (super cozy!) so be prepared for that.  Also no liquor for sale but it is bring your own wine!
__label__0 FUGGEDABOUTIT! If this is how food tastes in Italy then Arthur Avenue in the Bronx will be my Italian vacation destination. Nothing was really very good except the potatoes. I must admit that the Pellegrino water was perfectly chilled and we drank 2 bottles. So here is the laundry list:\n\n1) Odd smell when we walked in.\n2) Bread, OK but butter in little Coffee Shop plastic tubs. ( I know but...)\n3) Server was fast and attentive, however, his wine recommendation was not one I would have made if I wanted to increase my tip.\n4) Wine, barely OK\n5) Arancini, not hot, overcooked rice, and not much flavor\n6) Zuppa di Cozze e Vongole, pretty good broth and clams, mussels had a bad texture and were obviously frozen.\n7) Eggplant Parmigiana, Not good at all, hardly any eggplant or eggplant flavor. Tasted mostly of soggy toasted breadcrumbs.\n8) Veal Saltimbocca, barely OK, veal was tough and I did not detect any fresh sage in the dish. Sauce and overall preparation was barely OK.\n9) Roasted Potatoes, this was by far the best dish we had, pretty damn good but these are not on the menu and not always available.\n10) Tiramisu, Tasty but a little strange, no espresso or rum flavor. Seemed to have used Limoncello instead to dip the Ladyfingers.\n11) Mini Cannolis, inedible, so cute but flavored with banana extract and Amaretto.\nTasted like Bubble gum and not very good Bubble gum. Taken off the check.\n12) Double Espresso, quite acceptable.\n\nI had high hopes about Gina's Bistro, the Yelp reviews were mostly positive and a coworker from Italy recommended it highly. He has already been taken off my reliable list. Bottom line, I spent $142 for a seriously flawed meal for 2. Parma Deli would have been a much better choice, even Mezzo which has dropped so much in quality is preferable to Gina's. Way too many problems to have just been an off night. I will never return and can only recommend to stay away.
__label__2 Having driven by this locally owned spot on Durango countless times, I finally decided to check it out while family was in town for the holidays. The menu has plenty of Italian American classics -- perfect for those more accustomed to dining at chain restaurants. The consensus from the table was that the food was decent, not stellar. After sifting through a heavy layer of mozzarella, the lasagna was a nice blend of well seasoned ground meat and ricotta. It was really unfortunate that the flavors were drowned out by the top layers of cheese. Others at the table were satisfied with a mussels and clams dish and the chicken parmigiana -- two decent sized breaded chicken breasts accompanied with a side of spaghetti. The most disappointing dish was a veal dish with only slivers of meat in a white sauce that was also accompanied by a side of spaghetti in marinara sauce, an odd combination of sauces for one dish. Other restaurant oddities include employees with Italian accents that will have you wondering if they're real or not and a restroom located outside of the restaurant, towards the end of the building. \n\n2.5 Stars
__label__1 Positively the snobbiest Starbucks I've ever been to. Get over yourselves and crack a smile, for goodness sake!
__label__2 This location of Papa John's is close to home, right near Mountain's Edge. I've never received delivery, I typically call ahead and pick up my order on the way home from work. I always have to wait even though I time it right, they just can't seem to get the estimated time right. Oh well...NBD cause I'm not cooking so I'm ok with waiting :) Just as long as the pizza is fresh, hot and good, it's worth is. I consider Papa Johns to be the better of the fast food pizza chains.  We've never had a bad pie from this location. I think we paid about $11 out the door for a Large up to 5 toppings. Personally I'd say their large is not really large. If we're hungry the two of us can eat almost the whole thing and then have 1 slice each for breakfast the next day :) mmmmm cold pizza breakfast, yum. Overall, a decent fast food pizza!
__label__0 Ordered online at 12:29pm for a carry-out, but we didn't get our pizza until 1:25pm. Apparently, they had to remake ours becolive screwed up the order - a simple olive and banana pepper pizza. On asking if there was anything they could do about our extended wait, they were unapologetic, and didn't offer anything to compensate. They seemed pretty understaffed on a college football game day. \n\nNot worth the wait. We'll go elsewhere for pizza in the future.
__label__0 We've been to Boneheads several times over the past few years.  The food always tastes fresh and is seemingly healthy.  The problem we've run into the last few times has been the service.  The last time we went it was slow and unwelcoming and we said we wouldn't go back.  And then we ran across a coupon.\n\nSo today we went for lunch after probably a 6 month hiatus.  The restaurant felt unclean - the tables were sticky, the napkin dispenser was sticky and broken, food was sitting on a lot of tables well after folks had left.  We were there at about 1:30, so it's safe to say the lunch crowd had come and gone and the staff just wasn't picking up leftover food.  So, with food sitting around and sticky surfaces we didn't have a great impression when we sat down at our table.  Also - it's clear that they've updated the large menu board, but the menu copy that's taped to the counter in front of the register is still showing the old prices.  Details, details, it all matters when you're trying to convince me that your restaurant is where I should spend my money.\n\nAs we're sitting there waiting for our food (which IMO took too long based on the crowd in the restaurant), a young man came in wearing all workout gear, sweating and dirty.  He walked right behind the counter and into the kitchen where he was joking and chatting with the staff.  I never saw him wash his hands and he was touching the registers, counters, and the supposedly clean staff members.  He placed his order from behind the counter and with his sweaty clothes on, he waited for his order to appear in the \"order up\" area - right where the cook was preparing my lunch.  No, I'm not okay with some sweaty guy standing next to where my lunch is being prepared.  I don't care if you're the owner, the owner's son or a random employee.  You are not clean and that is a HORRIBLE impression on customers.  Our lunch was okay, but frankly, I was disgusted with the sticky surfaces and sweaty visitor to really enjoy it.  \n\nI'm afraid that what was once a great restaurant when it opened has now become a dirty alternative to what it was in it's prime.  Boneheads - if you're going to have a kitchen open to where all of your customers can see what's going on, I suggest to treat it as such.  And while you're at it, clean the tables, pick up old food and replace your napkin dispensers.  Gross.
__label__3 $3 fish tacos were really nice & I would come back for them. The Asian slaw was delicious & has me craving more as I type. \n\nThe outdoor seating is lovely with overhead string bulb lights & a fountain which would make for a romantic setting in the evenings. I did notice the service was quite slow so make sure you're not in a rush.\n\nIt's a bit expensive for a meal but you're getting nice quality fish and goodies. They have a small beer & wine selection in addition to sodas.
__label__0 Waited 15 minutes at hostess stand to be seated, no one showed. Sat ourselves at the bar amongst other guests, where a manager was stocking beer. No greeting from manager even. Wait another 10 minutes to see other guests looking around for service as well, but no showing of a bartender, server or even the previously seen manager. Sad showing from such high expectations.
__label__1 I wish I could say more good things about this place but I was very disappointed.  Okay, the girls are pretty and there is a lot of TV's.  That's it.  The food is overpriced and not very good.  Same for the drinks.  Afterwards, my friends and I wished I went somewhere else.  Definitely over rated.  Hooter's would of been a better idea, lol.\nThe one bright spot was there was a guy in our group that I befriended that day.  He was a childhood friend of one of my buddies.  He ended up picking up the check which was over $200.  Thanks Dave.
__label__0 Like most of this franchise the service sucks (slooooooowwwww) and the food is no better than mediocre.  Add to this a lack of talent and you basically have Bennigans.
__label__2 Food was decent, drink was yummy....service could've been a little better, but for a sports bar, it is overall okay.
__label__3 While this branch is small in size it is really convenient and has a great selection of books and DVDs. They are only 7 computers but they are all new and the branch has had a few upgrades in the past year. The staff is helpful and the branch has super fun holiday decor for all the different seasons.
__label__3 Prices are a bit steep (~$3 each for a small cup of hot chocolate and a small cup of cappuccino), but they're strong in taste.\n\nA good stop to make after visiting the basilica!
__label__4 Les Glaceurs, l'endroit parfait pour une petite douceur ! Selon moi, c'est la meilleure  place pour d\u00e9guster un cupcake ! Ayant eu l'occasion de tester d'autres endroits, ce que j'appr\u00e9cie ici c'est qu'ils sont bien moelleux, et le gla\u00e7age du dessus est vraiment savoureux et l\u00e9ger, ce n'est pas une grosse couche de beurre sucr\u00e9e et lourd\u00e9 sur l'estomac! J'ai test\u00e9 celui saveur pralin\u00e9 ainsi que celui saveur citron, un seul mot \u00e0 dire, d\u00e9licieux, je vous les conseille ! \n \nDe plus, ils sont joliment fait, c'est toujours sympa de pouvoir en amener, \u00e0 un brunch ou go\u00fbter! \n\nPossibilit\u00e9 de manger sur place \u00e9galement et prix abordables.
__label__4 I have been here a million times over the years and have not met one person who doesn't love Wildflower. That includes my grandma who is a rather picky woman. Their service is great. The food is wonderful. And it connected to Changing Hands Book Store which is a fun little shop even if you're not looking for a book. \n\nAs for food, I recommend potato cream cheese soup bread bowl. It sounds weird but trust me, it's amazing. For salad, I'm hooked on their Thai chicken salad. I really like their iced tea too. \n\nWildflower is the kind of place you can just get a quick lunch or spend the afternoon reading, doing homework or chatting it up with friends.
__label__4 First time eating at Wildflower. Went out to breakfast earlier this week with a friend. Great experience! Delicious meal! Got the lemon ricotta pancakes and 2 sunny side up eggs. Yummy! Love the berry topping. Cashier was super helpful in helping decide on that since I wanted everything on the menu :)
__label__0 This is a buffet style restaurant that was absolutely disgusting in ever possible aspect of the place.  The bathrooms were unclean, which was unacceptable for a restaurant, I would have rather used the toilet at a truck stop.  Some of the rolls were acceptable, but others could have been skipped across a pond.  The waiter service was the only redeemable aspect of Ryan's.  However, how about adding some more cleaning people?  The buffet itself was littered with crumbs of food and muck.  The floors here were stickier than a day care center in the ghetto.  Skip this restaurant (or at least at this location) at any cost.
__label__4 Great service, atmosphere, and food! Loved the gluten free options! Awesome experience!
__label__2 Honestly I wanted to love this place but I just couldn't...my boyfriend and I went here a week ago for a late lunch/early dinner, the service was fantastic. The guy with the glasses that served us was super attentive and sweet, made sure we were takin care of. I ordered a BLT sandwich and some fries and my boyfriend ordered a burger and a salad. He said he really liked his meal even though his burger looked a little strange to him. His salad was delicious, I ate more of it than he did. My BLT was kind of gross, chewy, nasty bacon and the bread hurt my mouth. The fries were good, ate them all. Maybe I just need to try something different next time I go here. A lot of people seem to love this place and I want to make sure I try it again. Oh and the beer on tap was kind of expensive.
__label__4 I love all of the cupcakes!  They are so pretty and ridiculously delicious!  I am so happy they are so close to my house.  If you have not tried this place you definitely should!  You will not be disappointed.
__label__3 I have been a few times with my wife and by myself. I love it. It seems clean and the help is sincere and accommodating. The chicken is good and spicy!
__label__3 Tasty and healthy? Awesome! I'm pregnant and had a taste for something fresh for once so I went online and placed my order since I knew what I wanted. This place is always crowded which means it's a favorite. My chicken crave pita was to die for, my only regret is that I didn't get two because I was still hungry afterwards. :-/
__label__4 Seriously great deal and great service!!! The actual massage was awesome. Amy got all the knots and painful spots and really focused on the areas I needed extra TLC on. The front staff is so friendly and professional, I loved them immediately. Facility is super clean, amenities are provided. There are restrooms, shower rooms, a small relaxation room and a dry sauna. Definitely indulge in the introductory value facial plus massage. They don't skimp on the service! Highly recommend and will visit again.
__label__3 I thought the food and the service were great. My favorite was the flank steak. Go figure. I am not sure if I just ate too much or something else was wrong, but I was sick all night after I ate here. It makes me hesitate to go back, which is too bad, because I was eager to go back before I got sick. Desserts are about $7.50 and are good but not totally necessary.
__label__3 Great place. Tons of meat. If you're in to Grilled meat this is the place for you. A bit on the pricey side especially with all the buffets in Vegas.  Good service and atmosphere. A great place for a group dinner.
__label__2 I honestly love the decor in the place really industrial meets classy, but thats just party of the experience. The food here is like any other brazillian steak house. You start with salad and soup ( unlimited offerings even throughout the meal ) , when your ready a flip of a card brings sides and entrees to the table. Steak's of all cut from top sirloin to flay ming yong wrapped in bacon. There is also rib which are excellent, lamb which is fair, chicken. Why anyone would consume more chicken here then steak is confusing but its there and offered wrapped in bacon! Sides are Pao de Queijo ( baked bread rolled into balls with cheese ) , fried bananas, and gralic mash potatoes. Deserts here are pricey but a good way to end a meal. \n\nI am really unimpressed with a few things. Though my service was excellent the food really wasn't. Bacon wrapped steak was good, i've had better and larger pieces at Fago de Chao. The other meats were so so, lack of seasoning and  meat options ; as we came a little after they opened. The lobster bisque was OK. Reading some people who raved over its taste is amazing, because it really wasn't that great and probably the least liked thing by my party.
__label__0 Not impressed! The meats were very salty! No refills on soft drinks! The filet was really dry! We were celebrating a birthday and the dessert wasn't comped? Extremely over priced!!!!! \nNot worth your money! I went to the fiesta casino buffet and paid $6.99 and had better cuts of beef than here!!!!
__label__0 Extremely over priced.  Every meat dish was either overcooked, undercooked, or too fatty.  EVERY MEAT DISH was toooo SALTY!!!  The only thing decend was the sausage, but sausage is decent at McDonalds, too!\n\n$8.00 for a slice of cake, to boot!  $70 a head.  No way, no how.  And I'll tell others to stay away as well.
__label__1 We absolutely loved this place.\n\nThe food, the atmosphere, the service are all second to none.\n\nSo why the \"3-star\" rating?\n\nOver the top expensive!  $50 for a 12 year old?  Come on guys!   Ridiculous!\n\nBy the way, our favorite meat served was a chicken drummie that was encrusted with Parmesan cheese.  We had it last and if we would have had it first, we would have loaded up on it.\n\nAll the meats and salad bar are spectacular.  Really.\n\nOur servers were all exceptional.  It's really hard to find a better combination of food and service.\n\nI just take issue with anyone charging a 12 year old full price.\n\nLeave the kids at home and you'll enjoy a 4-star experience.\n\n\nEDIT:  Just changed to 2 Star Rating.  Why?  Their website says 12 year olds get 1/2 price.  I told our main server my children were 12 and 10.  He replied, \"1/2 price for the 10 yo and full price for the 12 yo\".\n\nTrain your people!!!!!!  I'm now embarrassed for leaving a full 20% tip.  Damn.
__label__4 This place was great.  Very friendly atmosphere and attentive service.  The servers just kept coming and you didn't have to wait too long if you needed something.  If they don't personally have what you're looking for, the server will go and look for the person who can deliver.\n\nDon't forget to try out the Lobster Bisque... it is heaven.\n\nJust make sure that you have enough room to chow down and enough time to really savor the meal.
__label__4 AMAZING! I was skeptical about the high price and all you can eat steak. I have been to many buffets and many steakhouses and I have learned one true fact; you get what you pay for. \n\nI ate 5 fillets and they were each among the best I have ever had. Tender, juicy, and full of flavor, these fillets were outstanding. The hot and cold salad bar was full of choices. I am a meat and potatoes guy but my wife was thrilled with all the green and good for you stuff. My favorites were the mashed potatoe, the potatoes au gratin, and the saut\u00e9ed mushrooms. \n\nThe service was spectacular! We really felt like we were taken care of. \n\nWith the price as high as it is, this is truly a once in a while event, but oh what an event!
__label__3 If you're a carnivore, come hungry. \n\nFirst time for lunch, before it has always been for dinner! \nHad  the lobster bisque, tasty, but I have had better, one that has lobster meat and  that didn't taste so salty. \nThat seems to be the theme here, especially on the meat. \n\nThe salad bar is outstanding, all the great things you love in salads but don't always splurge on them. Roasted peppers, caper berries, blanched asparagus, a variety of mixed salads & Imported cheeses and meats. All delicious!\n\nNow onto the meat, the great thing, is you can experience all the flavors of tender juiciness with just small bites. You can tell the gauchos to cut a thin piece for you and they will... \n\nMy favorite is the top sirloin, this is what they are known for, followed by the flank steak. Yes, they make it tender. Lamb chop - cooked perfectly, BBQ pork rib great... \nThe parmesan chicken looked good, but I did not want to fill out on chicken or sausage. \nSides of garlic mashed potatoes and sauteed bananas are included... \n\nFor dessert we ordered Key Lime pie and Chocolate Mousse cake, unfortunately these are not made daily, and you can tell it had been frozen. \n\nService is great, atmosphere is nice and food is good! You don't leave hungry, and trust me after eating there for lunch... no dinner tonight...
__label__2 This review will probably get lost in the 100s that have preceded it, but I feel like my opinion should be known anyway. That's so Yelpy of me. : )\n\nHonestly, it's really not worth it to eat at this restaurant. Great service and pretty good food, but I have had a waaaaay better experience at a churrascaria for way less, I'm talking $26/person for buffet and that restaurant offered snake, alligator, etc. in addition to the normal variety. So, I was not impressed by Texas de Brazil.\n\nFirst of all, their meats weren't very exotic. They had chicken, beef, pork and one lamb variety. They had garlic and bacon-wrapped variations, but that was it. Furthermore, they were \"just okay\", nothing that made me want to drool.\n\nRice, mashed potatoes, and the bananas were very good side dishes, but you are at this restaurant for the meat, right? My favorite thing was the p\u00e3o de queijo AKA cheesy, soft, delicious, heavenly bread.\n\nWe got free cake. It was our anniversary and my man's birthday just a few days before. That was a nice touch, so I did write a raving review about my waitress on the comment card. But, unless I have a coupon, I won't be coming back here.
__label__4 Wonderful steaks with salad bar thats fresh ;) theres so much to choose from.
__label__3 I am sure it gets better... And when it does, I will let you know. UNTIL THEN this place was Fantastic. \n\nAwesome service, Portuguese speaking staff, food was fantastic and a classy environment. We got there just as they were closing . With a few tables left they seated us and never rushed us. Food assortment of meat was excellent and cooked to your desire. salad bar was fresh and well stocked. \n\nA fantastic dinner in Vegas, thank you !
__label__4 First times to this venue. Loved every bit of it. Hubby is a huge carnivore, so he was a seriously happy diner. I loved all the selection. You will make multiple visits to this restaurant before you can try everything. My favorite was the filet. Hubby's was the sirloin. Deserts were fab! I can't wait till the offer the VIP card. This is a place we will certainly go again and again!
__label__2 We used to frequent this place quite a bit, but no longer do so for several reasons:\n\nFirst let me say the food is good. Meats are cooked to perfection and the salad bar is extensive and refreshing. The salads, cheeses, and lobster bisque are all of high quality, and seasoned perfectly. \n\nHowever, the last time we went to Texas de Brazil I was greeted by a rude hostess who had no interest in accommodating a simple request (a table on the side of the Restaraunt so my children did not interrupt anyone else's meal). So when the waiter came around, I asked to be moved and the gracious waitstaff accommodated us. I simply want to be courteous to other diners and not interrupt someone else's good time if my children get restless.\n\nThe food was excellent, and so was the service. Our waiter was attentive and provided every special request of meat that we asked for. I was not expecting what came next...\n\nPrices: I was expecting $45 a plate for adults, $5 for my 10 year old, and no charge for my 6 and 2 year olds, just as the snotty hostess told us. What I got when I looked at the receipt was $50 a plate for the adults, $25 for my 10 year old, and $5 each for my 6 and 2 year olds. That is not including drinks or dessert. I asked the waiter why the tab was so off, and he stated the prices had been raised. I was not advised of this, and the hostess specifically gave me different numbers. \n\nI paid and left. I didn't even want to both with speaking to management because I was so disgusted with the hostesses attitude and lack of knowledge which cost me an additional $45. The food is good. The overall experience is good, but Fogo de Chao gets an additional 2 stars for at least having competent, professional, and POLITE staff.
__label__0 I have to give this restaurant 1 star because of a single employee's lack of interest in doing her job. A friend and I went into the restaurant a few days ago to see if they were open for lunch. We saw a young woman working at the podium and asked if they were open. She was on the phone, looked at us, and held up 5 fingers. Not being sure if that meant to wait just a minute, we stood there and waited. After maybe 3 minutes, she showed no intention of helping us or even getting off the phone. She wouldn't even look at us as I made it clear that we were looking for the website to see if they were open. She was on the phone still, now laughing at the conversation. It sounded like a personal call. I asked once again \"so you guys aren't open?\", and got completely ignored. So we left, not able to dine there since we weren't able to find out from them if or when they'd open. We could smell food cooking from outside, so we assumed they were open. After we left, we took our business to a nearby competing restaurant, and I had probably best steak I've ever had in my life there (Filetto Di Manzo Toscano at Brio Tuscan Grille). I recommend everyone try the steak there. The service is also far superior, as their employees aren't making personal phone calls and ignoring customers.  I would have liked to try Texas de Brazil, but honestly with such a bad first impression, it doesn't seem like it's worth it.\n\nThis happened on Tuesday, September 9th, around 12:35pm.  I would encourage management to look into who was working the podium at that time and have a talk with her about priorities.
__label__3 Salad bar is awesome with everything you could possibly want.  The top sirloin was my favorite but everything was wonderful.  The chocolate moose cake was to die for!!!  Good service and atmosphere... Maybe just a tad on the pricy side.
__label__2 Went here for lunch yesterday. I had the small combo with chicken katsu and short ribs. For $7.03 including tax I can't complain. I would note that I think that the ribs could have been meatier but was glad that the combo came with miso soup which I didn't realize. Also, came with a small scoop of rice, macaroni salad and two pieces of a california roll. Flavor was good and from the employees and patrons it seemed authentic. \n\nThey had a unagi and avacado bowl I would go back and try. However, as Hawaiian food goes I have had better - although this isn't a bad choice if you are in the area and craving some cheap Hawaiian food.
__label__4 This is my go to place in Montreal. The food is classic French Bistro right out of Paris and the decor makes you feel you are actually there !\nI went there this Friday night and the place was packed. Perhaps the word is out that at Les Deux you get a great value. I sure did. I tried the\nfrogs legs, which is not my usual choice, but, they were crispy and delicious, accented with a nice pesto. This dish is a real winner. Then on to the Dore perfectly cooked and sitting on top of a delicious ratatouille.\nThe Chocolate Lava cake was super. You can find this at many restos these days and its usually not very interesting, but this one was great swimming in  rich dark chocolate and not super sweet. My meal was accompanied by a glass of really nice house Pinot Noir. My bill was around $40 before tax and tip. On my other visits the Duck Confit and the Salmon pave were stand outs. The Duck was succulent and crispy. The salmon was cooked perfectly with the skin nicely charred. The place is friendly and unpretentious. There are many places in Montreal with food that more decorously plated, but they are often more than twice as expensive and and not good as Les Deux Gamins.
__label__3 Nice atmosphere although slightly \"Cafe Rouge\".\nLoved the jazz music.\nEscargot, French Onion Soup and Salmon Tartare were all really great.\nThe French bread was just what you would expect ... really fantastic.\nFilet Mignon was good but not quite as good as the flank steak which had a lot more flavor as one might expect.\nThe Salmon which was fried on one side was tender with a great crispy skin my wife adored.\nSerious failure was the french fries which were tired and not fresh. A serious failing in a french restaurant. One of my guests commented that MacDonalds were better.\nService was good and the wine list had half bottles and the St Emilion I tried was delicious and only 20.00 for 350cl.\nWe overall liked it and would go back especially because the wait staff were so charming ... but forewarned don't tolerate tired fries.
__label__2 For french food, it was a regular food.. not bad and nothing out of the ordinary.
__label__0 Wow. We were seated upstairs and then ended up leaving because I guess they forgot about us. Hard to believe as they weren't super busy. I have to say we were very disappointed as my wife was looking forward to trying the tartare. \nEven when we got up and left no one seem to notice. \n\nThe one star is not a reflection of the food but because I am forced to give a rating. \n\nDisappointed.
__label__0 I give this location no stars cuz they are horrible at there job took them 15 min to make a latte and my girlfriends iced coffee taste horrible!
__label__0 This starbucks is awful. They don't listen when you're ordering don't apologize for having to repeat yourself 5 time. Their rude and unworthy of my business.
__label__3 I take the light rail into work every day, and have been wanting to stop at Sami's Gyros for a while now.  I finally got to!  yay!\n\nAnyways, I was on my way downtown to the baseball game and was starving.  I had busy Saturday morning, and didnt have time to stop beforehand to get some food.  So, I boarded the light rail early and decided to stop at Sami's to try it out.  I was glad I did.\n\nThis place was great.  They have a great menu, and prices are reasonable.  It was rather quiet on a Saturday afternoon, but I was also in there at 3:30 and they close at 4 on Saturdays, so most people had either already eaten.\n\nI got a Gyro, Greek salad and coke.  I think it cost me about $8.50, and it was more then enough for me.   Great serving size, I felt like I got what I paid for here, serving wise.  \n\nBUT, there were a few things on the Gyro that I noticed. I dont know if it was because I was there so close to closing time, or if this is the way that it always is, but the meat seemed a little dry to me.  I won't hold it against them, but it was probably becuase I was there so late.  Also, I wished they had put a little more of the sauce on the gyro.  I felt like that it was just not enough for me. \n\nI also like this place beause its right off the light rail at the Priest and Washington stop.  Easy on, easy off.  I do recomend this place.  The service was good and I enjoyed my time here.
__label__0 Used a groupon prepaid copon for dinner.  Service was very good; after that not so good.  Food was luke warm and the salad was just average.  The Gyro plate was greasey and bland.  For $9.00+ it should have been much better.  I have had Greek food at many places and this one is at the bottom of the list.  I would pass on this one.
__label__2 I was really teetering between 2-stars and 3-stars.  There were more negatives than positives, but I chose 3 because my husband really enjoyed his gyro and the chicken was so flavorful.  But lets go over the negatives because there are a lot of fast food greek options in this area. I probably won't return because of these 4 things.\n\n1) very slow.  i ordered, they said 10 minutes.  the reality was 30 minutes.  There was only one other customer.  (and a homeless man, but I actually like that they allowed the homeless man to be inside because it is 100-degrees outside).  In addition, when I called to order, they asked me to \"call back in three minutes.\"\n\n2) Order was incomplete.  I definitely asked for a side of tzatziki sauce.  I definitely did not get ANY tzatziki sauce.  Usually, there is at least some the comes with the gyro, but not only do they not provide tzatziki, WHICH IS THE BEST CONDIMENT IN THE WORLD!, they charge .50 cents for any at all, and then forget to put it in the bag. I was sad.\n\n3) Luckily, we ordered hummus, which is not as good as tzatziki but it is better than nothing. However, the amount of hummus was pitiful for $4.  It was tasty though -- but the pita bread was stale, cold, and looked store bought.\n\n4) Finally, the french fries were unseasoned and cold.  We didn't finish them and we are a family of four -- usually, we fight over the last fry.\n\nLike I said, the chicken was very very good.  It was pretty oily, but whatever they use to season it is AMAZING.  It really earned this place a whole star, without the chicken, it would have been an easy 2-star decision.
__label__1 Tucked away in a shopping complex I never really go to, I was surprised that there was still a Saxby's around. I only visited because they used to have a crepe place inside, but have recently gotten rid of it. \n\nAfter some nervous fumbling after receiving the bad news we got drinks because we did not want to leave without purchasing something. My sister got a peppermint tea and I got an Americano. She liked hers, I was indifferent to mine. The espresso was not strong enough and it tasted like water. My sister says that the steamers are the way to go. They have a large variety of flavor combinations that sound amazing. \n\nThe girl working the counter was nice, so it was not a complete bust.
__label__3 One of my favorite places to eat!! I come here maybe once every other week. I would go more often if it was closer to my house. Their ingredients are organic and always fresh!! It used to be more consistent but I feel as though they have been slacking lately, otherwise I would have given them 5 stars.
__label__4 Food is always fantastic and today's review is solely based off the amazing customer service. \n\n\nMy friend and I came here to eat lunch (12-27-2014) and this place was packed.... lines out the entrance. After we paid and walked over to find a table, there were several tables that opened up but still had plates. The manager (I am assuming he is a manager because he was one of the two wearing dress shirts) came over, cleaned off the plates and wiped down the table top as well as the seat. Gayle was our server and was very attentive, refilling our coffee, remembering each of our orders and desserts. Also at the end of our lunch, we wanted to pick up our dessert later so we asked her to keep it in the front. \n\nReturning after shopping to pick up our dessert, I asked the cashier for our cake and was very prompt even though it was busy inside. I saw the manager again bringing food out. My friend and I are restaurant owners and naturally we are very observant when it comes to front and back house/customer service. We were thoroughly impressed how the manager wasn't just delegating to get the task done, but he was jumping in to get things done. You don't see that in Las Vegas corporate restaurants much... at all!!!\n\nI asked the cashier who the gentleman was, and he stated his name is Scott and was the general manager. \n\n\nWell done Nordstrom, your 5 star customer service isn't just reflected in the department stores but also your restaurant as well.
__label__2 Burrachos is a fine Mexican establishment to get a burrito. It compares very well with the other well known Mexican establishments like Qdoba, and Chipolte.  It is very similar in pricing, quantity, and most importantly quality. I ventured to this place with my good friends Alex N. and Bri W.  Alex enjoyed a monstrous burrito with the barbocous Beef and Bri enjoyed a heaping plate of nachos with its wonderful Queso. I myself had a chipotle Chicken burrito. After devouring our lunch we all seemed satisfied and content with out lunch decision. \n\nSo points of concern. Their pinto beans looked like Busch's baked beans. They were tasty but there was a little original concern. Also their Queso was a little thin causing Bri's chips to get soggy fast. \n\nAll in all ,for less than 6 buck a piece, it was a good quick meal. I recommend it if you are just wanting to stop, pick up something ,and eat it when you get home.
__label__4 Ive been eating here for almost three years and I've never been disappointed. Not only do they have great hot dogs and service every time but they are also a convenience store. Best hot dogs in Tempe. Id choose Thirsty Dogs over Teds every time! Less wait and juicier dogs!
__label__2 I really want to like this 131, yet at the same time why should I care? The last couple of times I've been my experience has been subpar. Plus, the interior just has an odd feel...maybe it's me. The location is great, but the setup seems odd and the place has never been busy when I've gone. Anyway...\n\nWhen this place is on, it's pretty damn solid. I recommend sitting outside or at the cocktail tables in the bar. I'm no southern boy and, therefore, not a cornbread fan, but this place does something unreal with it. I order it every time. Drizzle the honey on it and....mmmmm. Try the awesome roast beef sandwich (I never recommend roti de beouf, but here I make an exception). The steak salad and the ahi tuna salad are both on-point; I'm a sucker for noodles, mango, avocado...etc. These are entree size portions, not your run-of-the-mill wimpy salad with a slab o' meat on it.\n\nAs I mentioned earlier, however, I just haven't been impressed the last couple visits. A subpar veggie burger and a stale roll on my roast beef sandwich...seriously hard as a rock. Service was slow and didn't seem genuine, which doesn't make sense when the place is nearly empty. I don't know why this location struggles so. Will someone enlighten me? It never looks busy when I walk by either.\n\nAll that said, I recommend the Cornelius or Ballantyne locations over this one, which is too bad considering this one definitely has the best location.
__label__3 131 Main is one of those restaurants I never get super excited to eat at-- but know the meal will be good, and I will be leave happy. \n\nSurprisingly, my favorite menu item here for lunch is the veggie burger.  It comes with Havarti cheese (which I think is unnecessary)  and glazed in a sweet teriyaki-ish sauce. The patty is red from beets, and has a nice bite from brown rice.  Highly recommended.  \n\nThe fries here are thin and crisp, the cucumber salad crunchy, savory and sweet. \n\nThe Thai steak salad is also very good (albeit pretty HUGE and almost overwhelming) \n\nDessert-wise, my friends and I have ordered the banana cream pie, and while it was indeed decadent and yummy, it was presented as a big glob on the plate, with messy drizzle.  \n\nBottom line: think of 151 Main as a much, much nicer, fresher, more creative version of a casual dining chain.
__label__3 OK- I am giving them 4 stars because I like the artichoke appetizer that much. It is absolutely delicious. \n\nThe menu is very boring. The rest of the food doesn't inspire me.\n\nThe artichoke appetizer is to die for. With a bottle of white wine. Heaven.
__label__3 This place is special!  \n\nOkay, you have to know the password to get in.  The guy at the door doesn't remember what it is, but if you promise not to rat him out and talk about your interest in herbal medicine or massage therapy, you're probably good.  They're going to ask you if you're a cop, just keep saying no.  Six or seven times seems to do the trick.\n\nThe fish tacos are outstanding and, appropriately enough, baked (not fried).  Carne asada is very tasty.  Generous portions, cheap eats, humble digs, super-friendly proprietor, improbable number of teen employees behind the counter.  Non-wimpy salsa.  BYOB if you want to eat on the patio.  Funky little shack, man.
__label__3 I live and work 2 blocks away, so the minute I saw the activity in the windows in preparation for opening I was excited.  Having a cheap, tasty taco place that close was a dream.\n\nI've been here at least 15 times and haven't been disappointed, although some of the options are better then the others.  The pork  tacos have recently passed into the sublime category, the beefs are decent.  The chicken is a decent, healthy option.  Carne Asada is meh, and the fish taco is not nearly close to good ones that I have had.  With that said they include organic cabbage and tomatoes which is a huge plus in my book.  Their flavored lemonades range from fantastic to meh.\n\nThe best part is 3 huge tacos are $4.50.  While they may not be authentic, the healthy (non greasy, organic vegatables), cheap price, and super friendly owner make this place a once a week type spot.
__label__2 This place was fairly good, I have eaten there a few times and have learned the pork tacos are the best!!!! I have also had the fish not a big fan, loved the hot sauce was good. While the food is ok, with a great price this is not what I envisions a taco. But the idea of eating organic is great. This is not your regular taco joint.
__label__0 I used to LOVE this place but it has quickly gone downhill as it gained popularity.  Long waits and the quality of foods is sub-McDonalds-quality.  Barf.
__label__1 We took a trip on our lunch hour to grab some grub for work. I had the burrito special \"Chicken Piccata\". umm as long as I have lived, chicken piccata consists of: chicken breast cutlets, dredged in flour, browned, served with sauce of butter, lemon juice, capers, and stock or wine. Right? This was none of those things.. it was more like a chicken fajita burrito and bland at that. It was decent and hefty but Im sorry Baja Fresh blows this place out of the water.
__label__1 I came in for a quick bite to eat after my sister told me they had good tacos and burritos and vegetarian-friendly. \n\nI thought I'd try a variety and order one fish, one cactus and one veggie/bean. \n\nFirst strike? I got attitude for a asking a few questions and asking that they leave the cheese and sour cream off. Then after ordering I realized they use flour tortilla (listed NO WHERE on the board) and asked that they use corn tortilla instead of their flour since I am gluten-free. \n\nOk, whatever. I get it. I am complicated and so are my orders. This isn't new.\n\nSecond strike? They were slower than hell! \n\nTheir fish tacos were delicious. Oh so messy and oh so yummy.\nBut the cactus tacos? It was just OK. And the black bean taco? Not so much. It was bland and dry. \n\nMaybe I just had high-expectations for a Taco joint in Phoenix?\n\nI'd try them again just for their fish tacos if I was nearby, but I wouldn't go out of my way.
__label__3 Yum!!\n\nI love running to this place for lunch. Two Hippies Beach House is one of many treasures unique to Central Phoenix. This restaurant is easy to miss as you drive by on Camelback but you will never forget how lovely the atmosphere is once you stop in. The place is very well decorated in a unique fashion that supports the theme of the restaurant. The prices are cheap and the food is great! This place really can make a mean quesadilla. I love the quesadillas here because they offer a wide variety of toppings and meats. My favorite topping is the cabbage. Cabbage on a quesadilla?!?! Yep! It's fantastic! You gotta try it.\n\nTwo Hippies is a must!
__label__3 Thu/2 May about 6:45 pm had dinner here with 6 other people:\n- Service was excellent and everyone in my group enjoyed their meal.\n- We went with mostly the \"2 for $20 Menu\" which includes 1 appetizer + 2 entrees.  For appetizer it was the Spinach & Artichoke Dip which also included some salsa and when we were low on chips we asked the server to bring us some and she hooked us up.  For entrees my seatmate (she sat next to me) had the Applebee's Riblet Basket and I had the 7 oz House Sirloin.  A couple of people had dessert (it looked to be the Oreo Shooter and a Chocolate Mousse Cake).\n- It was one friend's birthday and when I mentioned it to the server she orchestrated the whole Appleebee happy birthday thing where the staff comes out with a free dessert item for the birthday person.
__label__0 First off I will give credit where credit is due.  The tour itself and the guides were amazing!!! The views were breathtaking and the guides informative and energetic.  However what I am disappointed me was the response of the office staff to the theft of $200 out of my purse from one of their \"secure lockers\".  Lets start from the beginning.  We arrived and were promptly weighed and given a quick orientation.  I had a small wristlet that loops around my wrist.  I told my boyfriend give me your money and phone so i will put in along with mine in there so nothing will fall out of our pockets into the canyon.  As I was doing that, one of the staff member urged me to put all of our valuables into one of their \"secure lockers\" as the wristlet would probably fly off my wrist while on the zip line with there being no possible way to retrieve it.  I agreed and placed my phone, wristlet and my boyfriends phone in the locker and secured it and we were on our jolly way.  The tour way amazing...but back to the crappy part.  We got back opened the locker retrieved our belongings.  Between the 2 of us we tipped the boys $60.  When i opened up my little pocket where i had 5-$100 bills in  I quickly realized 2 of them were gone.  We confronted the office staff and they were very defensive and unapologetic.  They INSISTED that I was mistaken and that I must not have had 5-$100 bills in the first place.  No apology no nothing.  The staff are the only people who have access to the locker in the 2 hours + we are out on the mountain, and the fact that they were very adamant on me utilizing their lockers makes me suspect them more, especially because after the tour I quickly realized that there were no way my wristlet would have fallen off.  I enjoyed the tour, however now have a very bitter taste left in my mouth and will not recommend them in the future.  DONT USE THEIR LOCKERS even if they insist THEY ARE THEIVES!!!!
__label__4 I encourage everyone in the market for a tattoo to stop by and check out Classic Tattoo. Steve, Jacob, Eric, and Holly are the best in town! Bold lines that hold the test of time are one of the many reasons I have chosen this shop to complete multiple pieces including my back. This shop is extremely clean and the crew is always friendly and welcoming, making this a comfortable shop for any first timers too. \n\nCheap Tattoos ain't Good\nGood Tattoos ain't Cheap\n\nThese guys are a bargain when compared to the quality of work they're putting out!
__label__0 Couldn't make it to my normal place so I had to try this spot and left very upset. First, the people are very rude they barked at me to sit in one of the pedi chairs except it had no water in it and the tub was damp from the previous customer so I just sat there with my legs to the side for awhile until the girl who was going to do my pedi showed up. She was actually nice but was rather pushy in trying to up-sell me. The girl who did my mani was extremely rude and rough and was rushing through everything like she was on fire. She didn't even file or shape my nails instead she used that machine they use to shape acrylics. When I asked her to clean up my cuticles a little bit more she completely ignored me. At this point I was done and just wanted to finish and leave. I was going to tip the girls in cash and asked them to break my $20, the girl was again super rude and screamed at me asking how much I wanted back. I asked for two $5 and she brought me a $10. Whatever. Overall this place lacks professionalism and I will not be back.
__label__3 They handle large groups well. We had about 20 and it went off without a hitch: checks were separated with ease, orders were correct, and service (on a non-busy night) was perfect.\n\nOne thing to avoid: \"Taj Mahal\" brand beer.  \"Brewed for Connoisseurs\" my ass. Per born-on date, it was brewed 8 months ago. It was apparently then shipped on the poop deck of a shit raft from the smelly part of India to the smelly part of the US and along the way exposed to the sun as much as possible. What I am trying to say is that it was as skunky of a beer as I have tasted since high school.
__label__3 I've eaten from here a number of times during my college years.  Last time I ordered the chicken tikka masala and garlic naan.  The garlic naan was nice and warm with plenty of garlic bits and good garlic flavor.  The chicken tikka masala was nicely seasoned with spices and a good amount of chicken chunks.  Definitely a satisfying meal.  While the food is delicious it is a bit on the pricey side for college students like me.  Worth it yes, but not something to eat regularly on a college budget.\n\nThis location has a buffet which the Green Street location doesn't, but I can't comment on the buffet, although I've heard good things.  Also this location seems to have slightly higher prices than the Green Street location.  Probably due to the better ambiance in comparison.
__label__1 I got some pretty horrible customer service from a manager here. Told me to go to office depot instead of helping me look to see if they had anything I could use here first.  After checking their products just in case I actually found what I was looking for.  When I showed it to the manager he just shrugged and nodded and went back to what he was doing.
__label__0 Wow this place has changed. Tonopah Rob might want to take a bite of some humble pie and worry about what his own farm is doing. I am done with the smugness that has over taken this place.
__label__0 I switched to Maid to Order expecting great cleaning service due to the reviews. I was not pleased and actually ended up having to follow them around pointing everything they were missing. They didn't dust door frames, ledges, my staircase banister, they didn't move anything so left big piles of dust because they were too lazy to move anything (ie a stack of 5 DVD's...it was all dusty and dirty on the floor behind them. stayed that way). I was promised baseboards would get cleaned...even after I called Judy and she ensured they'd be cleaned, all the girl did was run her duster along them so they weren't cleaned at all. I literally had to grab the girl multiple times and ask \"do you guys not dust shelves?\" \"do you guys not include dusting door frames?\" and she gave me a blank look then half hazardly dusted them....leaving dust balls all over the floors that were vacuumed earlier.  On top of that, they didn't vacuum using the extension hoses around furniture or along baseboards...so that was something else I needed to re-do. I was so irritated with the lack of cleaning that was done I was ready for them to leave and had to go through my house and re-vacuum, re-dust....I will not use them again because I do a better job cleaning my own house. Here I thought it would be such a time saver and great help to hire someone to clean for me once a month. But not when you have to go back through your house and re-do everything.
__label__4 Just has an appointment with Luis.  Great job!!! Did an awesome color (works wonders with blondes, most people make me too brassy) and cut and threw in a great style. Definitely going back to him!
__label__4 Since moving to Phoenix, I've had a couple stylists.  My first started teaching full time and her new schedule wasn't working with mine.  Plus, with my baby I wanted someplace closer to home to eliminate spending the drive time.  My second moved away... so I was back to the drawing board.  With the help of Yelp reviews and a very cool look on the outside, I thought I would give S&S a try.  They were able to squeeze me in for same day appt.  My stylist was Nancy D. and she was great!  Took the time to listen to what I wanted, and certainly delivered.  I'm very happy with my color and cut.  Not to mention the decor and vibe in this salon is just amazing.  I'm not normally what you would consider an \"edgy\" girl- but this place just brings the bad ass out of you!  I will def be coming back
__label__4 If you like good food, nice people, and really good food then you have to goto DD's. I heart Double D's too and you will once you eat here. I had the Caprese with Salami and Orzo salad with a Dad's Orange Soda. Perfect.\n\nThey gots tons of salads and take home dishes. One huge cheese case and another for the desserts. They also have spices, wine, and beers. The best beers are the ones in the cans BTW\n\nApparently they will be opening a kiosk at the airport in a bit with some other local restaurants. Good food at the airport.
__label__2 I've yet to try the bar at this place, so this is more a review of the restaurant part of it. I was pleasantly surprised to find a restaurant in the Hotel San Carlos and even more so to find that it was reasonably priced. Let's face it, the food is spectacular but it's completely worth eating there because of the space and the atmosphere that it conjures up. The place does evoke memories of film noir or pre-war romanticized cinema and for that I definitely give this place props. Considering that it's like pulling teeth to find anything older than fifty years in this city makes the Copper Door all the more special.\n\nLike I said, the food is decent but nothing to break an arm over. Haven't tested the bar, so that has yet to be reviewed. Go there for the experience the history that you feel pulsating throughout the walls of the ballroom.
__label__2 This location has the worst employees I have seen at any Subway location ever. They all seem super bummed out to be there and waiting on their next break. Not very pleasant or friendly. I keep going back since I work right next door, and plus, Subway is always a good easy lunch no matter what location.
__label__1 This place is nice and comfy inside but let me tell you about  their service. Front desk lady is cold and ultrasound tech doesn't seem to like her job. For being an ultrasound place this was an awkward experience. You would think they would be just as excited as you are...NOT!! Won't be going back ever and will tell my girlfriends to try elsewhere.
__label__2 Another average-to-poor experience at Regal Stonecrest.  I went to the theater on a busy Sunday afternoon (this theater is ALWAYS busy because of its size and location).  There was ONE person working at the ticket counter...for the theater with 20+ screens.  Seriously?  Can they not afford to pay someone minimum wage to work on weekends, the BUSIEST times for movie-going?   It also didn't help that the young girl behind the counter was flirting with the teenage boys at the front of the line for 5 minutes.  \n\nOnce I was finally inside, I'm always disappointed at the grungy appearance of the lobby, hallways, and bathrooms.  This place is in need of a serious makeover.  I look forward to the lights going down in the theater so I don't have to look at anything but the movie screen.
__label__1 I recently realized that most of my reviews are of the 4/5 star variety.  My theory on this is that when I visit somewhere I really like, I can't wait to shout it to the world.  Otherwise, I just make a mental note never to return, forget about it and go on with my life.\n\nWell since I don't want people to think that I love everything (and discount my reviews thusly) I'll write something about this place.  Went on a Saturday night to see a friend's band... and couldn't get a drink.  Not because of a long line, mind you, but instead because there was one bartender that never came to our end of the bar.  There is seriously a 100 ft bar in there, and a single bartender patrolling only the first 20 feet of it.  And not the part by the band.  \n\nOther than that frustration, I really have nothing else positive to say about this place.  Kind of old and run down on the inside. If you live anywhere in Tempe and are looking for a sports bar, I can't think of a reason to go here.
__label__4 Bogey's is one of my favorite places to go. I've gone more than 30 times and I've never had a bad experience. The wait staff is friendly and efficient and always fun! Tuesdays they have trivia and $1 tacos and they have great beer and other drink specials through out the week! One of my favorite things about this bar is that I can go and have a great night out and not worry about spending too much money!
__label__4 Never heard of this place, but the other weekend we met up with some friends to play shuffleboard and drink.  Ended up staying a while and got some food.  The food is much better than typical bar food.  Had a spicy philly, and they put it in a wrap for me to save me some carbs.  It was excellent.  Staff was nice.  The place is really big and is ideal for a large group.
__label__4 Yelp Challenge! Started 8/20/2011 (24 of 365). I have a lot of catching up to do!\n\nDr. Phan is a great dentist.  He talks to you during your appointment to help make you feel at ease and definitely relieve you from the ever so boring appointments a dental one could possibly be.  He has humor in his conversation and usually gets personal with you which makes me feel comfortable as he is working on my teeth.  He explains every detail on what he is going to do with your teeth, shows you your x-rays to explain why your teeth hurt, and doesn't make you do all the fixes at once so as to not kill you over the millions of cavities you have.  I dreaded going to the dentist until I found Dr. Phan.\n\nAlso to mention, his dental assistants who are super nice and always chime in the conversation as well.  The front desk receptionist is also super nice, friendly, courteous and helpful with making or changing appointments.  I never thought I would say this, but I had a great experience at this dental office!  Definitely a keeper and one I highly recommend to family and friends alike!
__label__1 I didn't like the BBQ sauce on the ribs here.  While my ribs were passable, they certainly weren't excellent.  I'm not a fan of baked beans at all, so I skipped that.  I think they were barbequed which seems unappealing.  The cole slaw wasn't my favorite either, it was kind of blah.  All in all, I'd say go elsewhere if you are looking for delicious barbeque.
__label__2 Super super BIG.  I mean HUGE.  I am from Asheville and its about 8 times the size of  the Asheville mall.  We were told it is a 1 mile loop and I believe it.  the only things I did not like about my experience was how rude the people were.... NOT the employees, but the people shopping.  They would just ram into you and never look at your or even acknowledge you.   If you want a FULL complete day of shopping.... GO HERE but bring your helmet.
__label__3 Inexpensive compared to other lunch options in the area. Cafeteria style service. You grab a tray and tell them what you want. They pass your plate to the next station. Then wait in line to pay. \n\nThe don't skimp on servings. I was going to pass on the cornbread and glad I didn't. It was absolute fire! (That means it was delicious) The baked chicken was tender and juicy. The mashed potatoes and gravy right on point. Dirty rice was good too. \n\nI will be back here when I'm hankering for a carb overdose. Don't go there starved, unless you can care less about overeating or spending a few more dollars for extra sides. \n\nGreat place to have lunch with friends. Open and spacious but seating limited during the lunch rush. Outside seating is an option too. Just know that it's crazy during lunch but they manage it well. Very friendly staff to boot.\n\nEnjoy!
__label__0 This place is horrible.  The food is raunchy,  it comes out cold and the Restaurant was so cold inside I wore a winter jacket in the summer.  Avoid this place unless you are almost starving.
__label__3 I had the fish tacos, hubby had a bacon cheeseburger, and the kids had corn dogs. The fish tacos were very tasty!
__label__0 I've been here on numerous occasions. At least 6 times. It's a convenient location and I always think my bad experiences are a fluke. I've come for brunch once, that was a bust. My other visits are during dinner. Of all the dishes I've tried, the worst was the veggie burger. Cold white rice with a few black beans thrown in and shaped into a patty.\n\nI'd prefer a bowl of cereal at home over this place. Hands down.
__label__3 NASCAR 101:  Top 10 tips for those novice fans.\n\n1. Shirt, optional. Sunscreen, essential.\n2. Don't bother getting all dressed up. From the draft of the cars, dirt will fly around and land all over you. So forgo wearing a flowy skirt too...\n3. Ear plugs are a must! Protect those ear drums and for as little as $2, you can be rest assured.\n4. You can bring a small cooler! Do it. The race is long & hot...and water is $4 a bottle.\n5. If you don't bring your own cooler, then carry cash. If you don't have cash, bring your ATM card. There are BofA kiosks all over.\n6. The closest seats to the track aren't necessarily the best (like in other sporting events). If you desire seeing a greater view of the entire track, go higher.\n7. It's not essential to get there on time. The cars go round and round and it doesn't get exciting until closer to the end.\n8. If you are an environmentalist, this sport will drive the \"Mother Earth\" in you insane! There will be empty cans of beer & trash flying all over...not to mention one of the main parts of this sport is using a lot of fuel.\n9. You will smell a lot of fumes, feel the vibration of the cars, and see blurs whiz by...if you get motion sick, take breaks from the track.\n10. Beer bongs are encouraged...don't forget yours, but I'm sure you can find someone who will share theirs.\n\nThe roar of the engines is really exciting! I really liked watching how fast and flawless the pit crews worked too. It's quite the experience to be there live! \n\nAfter my first race, I read more about the sport...pretty interesting. I think the next time I go, I'm definitely renting a radio so I can listen in on the drivers and announcers. Everyone should go at least once!
__label__4 Best sushi in town period. Not bad on price, freshness, service or food portions.\n\nThe Gotta-Have-It-Roll is just that. Gotta have it! Always! I get cravings for it at least once a week. It at least twice the size of any other roll you will get in town (at least, that I've had, they are two-biters).\n\nThe BBQ is awesome! The wonton soup is awesome! Everything. Seriously Just give it a shot. Only a few lucky people know about this place and it deserves alot more attention. The red bean ice cream is really good too (they were out of green tea when I finally had room for dessert).\n\nLocation: Trop/Rainbow on the left side of the Little Caesars. It was formerly China Queen.\n\nI would also like to add if you like sports it's a good place to hang out at they are always watching sports when I go there.
__label__2 Decent bar, nice patio though it can be loud on E-Wash.  Good place to relax with a nice beer however I was disappointed they did not have more Belgians after being places like Brasserie V.  It would fit well with the decent bars on Willy street, but has the bonus of being porn-shop adjacent.
__label__0 I was excited to come to this bar because of their great beer selection.  When I walked in I asked if there was a beer list.   The bartender pointed and said, \"It's on the board behind you.\"  I thought it was a strange response, since the board only had the beers that were on tap, but we ordered from that list.  My boyfriend and I both received dirty looks for our beer choices, and the bartender reluctantly got them.\n\nWhile we sat at the bar a man approached the bar ordering for himself and a few friends.  Normally they drank macro brews, so they needed a recommendation of what to get.  The bartender condescending judged their normal beer preferences and told them what was closest to what they drank.  When the man came back up to order a second round of beers the bartender sighed at him and made a face of annoyance.\n\nWhile drinking my beer I noticed there was a book someone had that listed the beers available in bottles.  Funny because this is what I requested and was not given when I walked in.  When the man was done with the book he let me have it.  My next beer selection then came from the book.  Once I got my second beer my boyfriend and I moved to table in order to get away from the bartender.\n\nShortly after moving to a table, a group of the bartender's friends came in.  He served them and grabbed a beer for himself.  Then he sat with them at the tables.  After we finished our beers we walked back up to the bar and stood there thinking the bartender would come back to the bar, since he had patrons with empty beers standing up there.  Plus there were 2 other people sitting at the bar with empty beers.  Clearly he didn't care once he had his friends to hangout with.  At that point I decided to walk over and let him know that I wanted to close out my tab, and then he finally cared for closing out my tab.\n\nAfter having such horrible service I refused to come back.  No amazing beer selection could make up for that.
__label__4 I can guarantee you that you will be satisfied with your haircut if you go here. When I moved here I tried multiple barbers and no one could consistently get my haircut right.\nAt who's next I can go in and have the piece of mind that no matter which barber cuts my hair they will take their time and do it right ! I use the jcrew hair products and it's hard to find that stuff at a good price and they always have it in stock. I now call ahead to make and appt. and request Alex he is the best. Atmosphere wise it is good also they have flat screen tvs for each chair and a big flat screen on the wall.You can go to the barbershop watch the game and have good conversation with the customers and even have a beer which reminds me of back home! Don't waste your money anywhere else and go check this place out - I don't normally write reviews but this place is well deserving of one
__label__0 No hot water. Called the front desk and was told to let the water run half an hour first. I let it run an hour on both days and still no hot water. Coffee machine in toom didn't work correctly and one of the lights didn't have a bulb. Did have a mini fridge amd air conditioning which was nice but without hot water, can't take a nice shower. Would not stay again.
__label__0 It's unfortunate that a hotel brand isn't able to get their act together on the simple things.   From sending up (room service) the wrong wine, to being unable to correctly make a burger on their late nite menu (TWICE) , then have conversations with their mgt staff close to 1am.\n\nI can spend my travel dollars anywhere I choose.  This Sheraton needs to realize that business travelers have that option and they need to be able totals care of customer simple requests.   \n\nI don't need to be explaining Starwood's service standards at 1am to their designated manager.  I rather be asleep and with my tummy full than frustrated that I gave my money to a hotel that doesn't have their stuff together.   \n\nLast time I stay here.   Save yourself money and stay at the Westin down the street.
__label__4 I love this place!  The pastries are the best I've had.  The owners are a delight.  Always great service, always great food.  I know when I want to impress dinner guests, we make sure we get pastries from here.  Everyone raves about them.  I really enjoy spending my money with Mom & Pop places like this.
__label__2 Enjoyed the lychee tea. Love that each teapot is unique and their cookies were delicious.
__label__0 STATE BOARD OF COSMETOLOGY NEEDS TO VISIT! RED FLAGS! BEWARE!\nThis place has the appearance of a nice clean and well kept salon.  I have been a few times but NEVER AGAIN.\n\nShort Massage: They offer a menu w/ a break down of what the service includes.  I always felt like the massage was much shorter so on my last visit I decided to time it w/ the stop watch on my iPhone.  It was half as long as it should have been but they charge you for it.  Make sure you are getting what you are paying for if you go for an upgraded pedicure.\n\nReckless: Very aggressive w/ the metal cheese grater looking tool they use on everyone's feet.  There is a more gentle way of getting the dead skin off of your feet ladies.  This rough and aggressive approach is very dangerous.  \n\nCuticles: They cut the cuticles way to close to the skin which isn't necessary.  Your cuticles are there for a reason. Trimming the cuticles can break the seal that protects the surrounding skin from infection.  You should just get your cuticles pushed back but not cut off.\n\nSanitation: They bring the tools out in what looks like a \"sterile bag\" that a hospital would keep scalpels in.  They open the bag in front of you which is a false sense on security because my guy placed the instruments back into the bag and pinched the end closed when he was done w/ my pedicure.  I don't know what he did with the tools after that? Did he bring the same tools out of that bag for the next person without sanitizing them properly? Were they clean when he peeled the bag open for me? The bag looks clean but I am curious if they just slide dirty instruments back into a \"sterile looking\" bag so it looks clean to a new customer?\n\nDirty Bowl: I got a manicure and the lady grabbed a bowl from under the sink and filled it with warm water.  I soaked my fingers in the bowl which had glass stones in the bottom.  She cut my natural nails so SHORT! I wanted to keep the length and just wanted them evened up...to late for that since she clipped the first two so short  without asking how I wanted them.  When she finished the manicure she went to the sink, put her hands on the stones to keep them in the bowl, and then dumped the water down the drain.  Then she put the bowl w/ stones back under the sink.  I am suspecting they don't sanitize the bowl or stones between manicures and just store it under the sink.  The thought of someone else's cuticles and nail clippings in the stones is disgusting! \n\nThey are very pushy with the upgrades for gel nails, nail art, waxing, deluxe pedicures etc... Beware if you go here.  You may be at risk of an infection.\n\nhttp://cosmetology.nv.gov/Consumers/Nail_Salon_Guide
__label__1 Lifesavers- short on time and desperately in need of gel mani and a pedi, they had one person do my mani while the other did my pedi. Thanks!!!!!\n--Sept 2014 Update: It really depends when you go and who you get. It's good in a pinch, but the last time I had a bad pedi and not so happy....
__label__4 Great job! The guy took his time and did exactly what I wanted. I got a fill and gel polish change on my toes: )
__label__2 Never eaten here, but I hit up Madison's one Saturday night when some friends and I were feeling dance-y. The music and dance floor atmosphere definitely did not disappoint - great music with a good, continuous flow; minimal creepers. I was really loving this place until I ordered a margarita and received a super-sour (like, unpleasantly sour) concoction that cost about $8. :( If not for that drink, I'd happily raise this to 4 stars. Better luck next time, I'm hoping.
__label__2 My wife dragged me in here after she tried their surf n turf and raved about it. I can't comment on that yet.\nWe sat at the bar and played poker for awhile. Not a big deal but they make you play max bet for a 2nd drink. They were nice enough to warn me about that and still comped my 2nd drink. Might be a reason why we were about the only ones playing.\nWe ordered food and then sat at a table and brought our drinks with. The portions were big for the sandwiches (philly is great) and very good BUT wait till you get the bill. Yes, we saw the prices but by the time we got done with food and tip it was almost $40 for 2 sandwiches and we didn't have any drinks to pay for. \nIt was good but I just don't see the attraction for a sandwich place and their prices.
__label__1 This is from a visit about a month ago.   I had a burger and a couple beers and my wife had a chicken flat-bread and a couple cocktails.  My fries were limp and overdone and the burger was lukewarm when served.  My wife's food quality OK.  The one thing that stood out was the lack of any urgency whatever to service.  I didn't time the wait staff or anything like that, but there were delays being seated, getting a menu, getting drink reorders, getting food orders from the kitchen, and finally, getting a check.  It was very obvious to me that the slot players and a couple \"regulars\" got a ton of attention and prompt service from the staff---everyone else, not so much.  Docked Mr. John a star for crappy service.  Even though I live close, there are so many consistently better neighborhood joints and I won't choose to return.
__label__3 From the attentive, fun bartender, Jillian, to our welcoming waitress, Blondie, to the helpful manager, Kristy, this is a wonderful venue to eat, drink & walk away happy & stuffed. This is our second Tuesday, half-off burger night & we took most of it home. Big, juicy burger with all the trimmings with either fries....yes! or a lovely side salad were thoroughly enjoyed. Suggestion: have more burger choices!\nAlthough we go to the other restaurants owned by the Corrigans more frequently, we felt that these women make us want to return. Great all around!
__label__1 Went for the first time tonight. Did not like the feel or decor. Tons of tacky Easter decorations everywhere. Even without those decorations the bar had a creepy feeling to it. 3 bartenders all with there cell phones in hand texting. Did not eat but person next to me was eating and it looked good.
__label__2 I stopped in one evening hoping to find some soup and I was thrilled that they offered a homemade chicken noodle.  I got a soup and regular bread to go.   The soup was very good and the bread was a unique flat bread.  \n\nThis is a sandwich shop where you can get salads or soups and a few other items.  It is quite large inside and very clean.  It's a step above fast food for sure.  I will definatley return when i can try the appetizers.
__label__1 Fuel Pizza (uptown) Gets 1 star for being in uptown Charlotte' and another star for good customer service. Too bad the pizza is bland and flavorless, the side salad is colorful but lacks a good dressing to at least put it over the top. I thought the combos were too expensive for a pizza so flavorless and unexciting. \n\nYou can get a totally awesome tasting, HUGE, super slice of pizza for $6.50. Here you'll pay almost $8.00 for a drink, salad, and a decent size slice. I would say go to Sabarro's instead. You'll pay just a little more, but your meal will taste waaaay better. \n\nThe decor is interesting, but looks unfinished. The restrooms are clean, but they look nasty, with graffiti and poorly placed bathroom fixtures. I would think a \"theme restaurant\"  located in the heart of Uptown Charlotte would have a better looking design. Its a mess here. Glad I don't own this restaurant, I would be embarrassed to have it in my portfolio.
__label__1 Four of us went here on Friday night around 6:00pm. We told the host that we wanted to have a drink at the bar and then have dinner. He bluntly stated that we better keep an eye on the door because he wouldn't save a table for us. We didn't think it would be a problem, so we sat at the bar and ordered drinks. I enjoyed the Pomagranitini and the others had martinis. As we finished our drinks, I went up to the host and asked for a table. He asked for my name, smugly handed me a \"buzzer\" and said that it would be 25-30 minutes. I noticed that my name was the only one on the list, I looked around and no one was waiting. It looked like there were some tables available so I was very puzzled. I went back to my friends and we agreed that we would rather spend our money next door at Firebirds where we have always been treated well. When my friend told the host, he just shrugged and said okay. I was very disappointed at the poor customer service we experienced. When I go to a restaurant, I want to feel like they want my business.
__label__2 Went here for lunch with my 2.5 month old on a Friday because I had a taste for some pasta, plus I had a rewards card coupon. It wasn't crowded at 1:30. Because I had a stroller, I opted to sit in the bar area. It took 5 min. for someone to come over to see what I wanted to drink. Since, it took so long for drinks, I went ahead and ordered when she came over. Food came out fairly quickly and was tasty. However, I only had water and I only got a refill when it was time to bring me my check. \n\nI thought the bartender/waitress was strictly for the bar area and it would be fast service, but I was wrong. \n\nAlso, they have a good happy hour, so that would be the only reason I would go back.
__label__0 I've been to other Bravo locations before and have had wonderful experiences. I'm not sure what's going on with this Charlotte location...\n\n1. I was told they were out of Caesar salad. What Italian restaurant runs out of Caesar salad?!\n\n2. My entree was good, but rather salty.\n\n3. Our waiter basically ignored us the entire time. I spent much of the dinner trying to figure out if he was just new or confused as to what his job description entailed. He seemed to have no problem checking on his other tables.\n\n4. It took literally FOREVER for our drinks to arrive. I don't care how busy  you are it doesn't take 25 minutes to bring me a beer that's not even on draft!\n\n5. I don't normally care how long it takes to clear plates off a table but when the entree plates are crammed into the corner of the tiny table while I'm trying to eat dessert I have a problem.
__label__4 Great library!  How can anyone not love a library that has a snack bar?!?  Perhaps, I am overly in love with this library because it is where I studied there for the NV bar and passed.  Again, I have been to most of the libraries in Las Vegas and Henderson.  Here are the things that make this particular library great:\nsnack bar\nFood and drink allowed\nQuiet places to study\nLess quiet places to hang out\nOMG-have you seen the view from the \"reading room\"?  Need a few minutes to contimplate life, staring out the floor to ceiling windows will help, I promise!\nGreat kids area-puzzles, games, computers.  (my husband even got hit on there, which is totally funny to me!)\n\nHenderson hit a home run with this place!
__label__1 Two days ago my husband and I went to Toast for my birthday.  We`ve gone to this restaurant many times with mixed results, however, the last two years have been so uneven we don`t know what to expect.  We had the restaurant week menu.  The appetizers were very good.  I had the shrimp and grits and my husband had the sausage.  He had a very good soup and I ordered the salad which was  suppose to be\narugula but was maybe kale.  At any rate it was terrible.  Kudos to our waitress who brought me a spinach salad even thought I told her it wasn`t necessary.  The blackened prime rib entree turned out to be tough pieces of sirloin.  So while we`ve had some good meals at Toast we probably won`t be back.
__label__0 If Zero Stars were an option, I would have rated this facility a 0. I make it a point to get a massage when I have a long business trip, and the service I received was marginal, perhaps because everyone was watching the clock. I was not asked if I was pregnant or if I had any health conditions which might be pertinent. Least professional spa experience I've had to date in the USA. Even the strip mall massage places in Austin provide a more professional service at 1/5 the cost. \n\nWith a day overlap in my schedule and my daughter's we decided to share a spa day. Since I was staying at Bally's and they had a spa, I phoned in advance for reservations. We decided on services and they described the sauna, steam room, whirlpool all available for our use after the service and included in the charges. Stating we were after a girl's day, and since I had some work responsibilities early in the day, I requested late afternoon and booked for 5. The website noted hours of 8 to 8, as did the poster in the elevator and the information in our room. When we arrived at 4:30, we were immediately told we had the last appointment of the day and would have 10 minutes to vacate once our service was complete. I was very upset, and asked why I hadn't been told upon booking since I had made it clear we wanted to spend some down time after the service and before our 9pm dinner reservation. They offered single day passes for another day as a consolation.The need for us to vacate immediately was repeated by each staff member, ruining the relaxing experience. Once our service was complete, we were rushed out with a staff member even reminding us they were closing as we showered. \nI requested to speak with the manager and I was told a manager was not available but would call. Due to work commitments I was unable to return to the spa between the open hours and my daughter flew out the next morning, so I felt they should have discounted the facility fee from our charges. I complained to the hotel of course they reiterated the spa manager would phone. To date that hasn't happened. SKIP THIS HOTEL SPA.
__label__3 I lift the weights and I put them down! This review is only for the actual free weights / gym area as I did not use any of the spa services.\n\nOne of the better casino health clubs I have trained at. The Spa at Bally's gym is loaded with free weights, machines, benches, cardio, and dumbbells. It has one of the best selections of Icarian machines I have seen in a casino gym, along with real steel free weight plates, cable racks, bars, smith machine, and a great selection of metal dumbbells up to 100 pounds. I hate those rubberized weights. There is a nice cardio area off to the side with Cybex treadmills, bikes, and ellipticals. A few flat screens hang from the ceiling.\n\nThe facility itself is very clean and well maintained. Even though the equipment might not be the newest it looks pretty current, and nothing was broken or out of service. The locker room is pretty sweet. Really nice facilities with hot tubs, saunas, couches, flat screen tv, coffee, and fruit. Early in the morning there are not that many people up at that time so I basically had the gym to myself.\n\nThe hours of the gym are 6am - 6pm, so it's good for an early morning workout but I wished it stayed open later for those of us who are working a long show at the convention center and would like to get in a workout when returning back to the hotel. Also, you can buy a daily pass or a three day pass for $51 which includes unlimited access and use of the spa. If staying more than a few days it's worth it to get a multiple day pass to bring the rate down. As with all casino health clubs it's not cheap, but worth it for the quality of the equipment here, and if you value staying on top of your fitness while away from home.\n\nIt's not like going to your normal fully stocked gym where you have your membership at, but it's more of a compact version, and better than many of the casino or hotel gyms I have used.
__label__3 1st! Place is not closed. There was an issue with legal workers in the franchise chain. Now they are back! Food is one of the best! Especially their chicken mango! Daughter is a huge PF Chang fan, so she loves this place also! Her favorite is their Mongolian beef, and noodles! They are always coming up with something new, so you may have to try them more then a few times.
__label__3 Happy Hour staple...house wine 1/2 price on Tuesdays.  Ordered pizza to go...chicken BBQ...I loved it!  Thin crust, flavorful toppings...Bartenders are fantastic! Cozy bar.
__label__0 My family ate here the evening of March 29th 2012. After we were done eating I took my 4 year old to the bathroom to wash her hands and saw a live roach on his back wiggling his legs in the air. I asked a female staff member to come to the restroom and showed this to her all she said was \"well we get sprayed for bugs every week so maybe he just crawled up the drain and the bug company says there is no guarantee \" I dont know about everyone else's pest control companys but any that I have ever talked to say that you should not see any bugs between spraying. Needless to say I am disgusted and will be reporting this restaurant to the health dept.
__label__2 So the name is like naming a place The Pizza or The Burger or The Taco. \n\nThat said, The Sushi wins big points for the taste, but not for the portions or the price.\n\nInside is nice and cozy, with a basketball-arena style four-screen TV in the middle.\n\nIf price and portions were no object, this would be a five-star sushi bar as the care and taste of the sushi and sashimi can't be beat. \n\nThe problem is the pricing is above many other sushi bars in the area. And the portions - especially when it comes to the teriyaki dishes - are more set for hamsters than people. \n\nThe staff was cordial and offered hot tea or water to this guest waiting for a to-go order. \n\nAll in all, a slight recommendation if price is no object and you're not THAT hungry.
__label__3 This might the sushi sleeper in Henderson.  I met a coworker for lunch here since it is near work, at her suggestion.  They have lunch specials, plenty of cooked options, and sushi.\n\nFor my first time here, I figured the lunch special is a pretty good deal. $12.50 for 6 pieces of sushi or sashimi, 1 roll from a list, and miso soup plus salad.  There were also lunch bentos (pick 2 from a list) but all were cooked options.\n\nI opted for sushi, so I could try the rice.  After the soup and salad, I was presented with a very simple but beautiful plate...with generous cuts of nigiri and the roll.  I received 2 pieces each of maguro (very deep red, beautiful), nama sake, and hamachi.  They were arranged in a colorful pattern.  I also got the spicy yellowtail roll as my roll choice.\n\nI was surprised honestly - the quality was definitely decent for our landlocked region and the rice was good.  I also got a green iced tea, which was served in a large glass, limiting any need for a refill.  Our server was very nice and quick.  We were in and out in under 35 minutes!  It is quiet inside and there is a cherry blossom painted on the back wall.  The ambiance is nice.  This is a definitely a good lunch spot on this side of town.
__label__4 Love the chicken teriyaki here . Cute little booth set ups and love the bar set up . Husband love the beer and sushi .
__label__0 There 2 good items at Ketzal.  1.  The bar!  Good selection of Tequilas.  2.  The chips and salsa sampler.  (Which is not complimentary anymore).    You have to seat yourself.   The waiter and waitress both missed on the bringing us water after we requested it.    My wife went to the bar to get water.    A third waiter brought us the water.   The drink order was wrong, but if you like free drinks......   The rice and beans are bad.  They were not even hot. Do not come here for the food.   I hope Ketzal gets a new chef before they open at 101 and Tatum.
__label__0 OUT OF BUSINESS Iguess you guys were right
__label__2 The restaurant is cozy and somewhat dark with a separate bar area and dining area. Service was quick and attentive. They have some different beers to experiment with and even let you sample some you're not familiar with before you commit. \n\n\nFood was OK but not great. I had half a turkey sandwich and salad. My turkey sandwich was a bit dry and bland and the salad was forgettable. As bars go and as bar food goes you could do much worse.
__label__1 Located in Baxter Village, I have driven past this place several times but have never stopped in. Large, easy to read signage and the typical red phone booth out front make the place easy to spot.\n\nThe atmosphere inside is fairly standard for an Americanized English pub, lots of dark wood, tin pan ceiling, and lots of English style artwork adorn the walls. The food is hit or miss, I got the fish sandwich and pub fries and thought they were fairly good. My wife got the pulled pork sandwich with slaw; the pulled pork was about 60%-70% fat and was pretty bland. The service was somewhat slow and a bit confused. We had two different waitresses coming by trying to take our orders, we would order from one and the other would come by asking if we were ready to order. At one point the waitress came by and picked up our plates before asking if we were done with the food that was left on them... we weren't. They seemed friendly enough, but didn't even know what beer they had on tap.\n\nThey have about 10 taps, and are all mainly the standard import selections; Guinness, Harp, Bass, Old Speckled Hen, New Castle, Smithwicks, etc... They do have 1 or 2 rotating taps for seasonals. Not a bad selection, but not great. The other issue is they serve the beer nearly ice cold, most of the beers on tap should be served a little warmer, the beers were so cold that they were nearly undrinkable until we were almost ready to go...\n\nAll in all, if it weren't for the atmosphere this place wouldn't have much going for it. The food is not bad, bit it is a little pricey for the quality.
__label__4 Service at Audi Henderson is awesome. I have never felt so comfortable with anyone. Brett is an awesome guy and he is so helpful. I seriously would keep my Audi because of this guy and will continue to buy Audi just so I can take my car to him. LoL. Awesome guy.
__label__4 I can't say enough about how much we love this place! We first went to the farm for my son's second birthday and did the hayride and petting zoo tour. We loved picking flavors at the milk bar and hand feeding the animals. We went again after purchasing a Groupon and are now Dairy Club members. I really enjoy getting close to the source of our food and trying out all the special nosh that the chefs whip up. From peanut butter ice cream, garlic & herb butter, red pepper aioli, to the awesome chicken salad- we are hooked!
__label__4 I loved this place. They let me hold a chicken!!! There were soooo many animals!!! I was in heaven.  The fudge was amazing.  The people were super nice.  Can't wait to take my grandnieces next Thursday.
__label__0 We went in on a Wed night hoping theyd be like a steak and shake. After sitting in our booth for 15 minutes being ignored, we sent one of the kids to the counter asking where to order at. another 5 minutes passes and a waiter comes to the table, service was slow, we had to beg for drink refills, 1 of the kids meals was made wrong, and my 15 yr old brother ordered bbq wings from the appetizer section and they brought him chicken strips and fries, he ate that because he didn't want to wait even longer then we had. We won't go back. Tried it once, and that was enough,  a shame the food sucks because my husband really liked his shake!
__label__1 This location has some huge opportunities with staff and facilities. Our we went there on a Friday evening just before Halloween). It was busy but not so much as a wait. Our waitress didn't seem to want to be there that night. Other patrons would not control their own children and it seemed like a circus.  The restroom has not been cleaned up or restocked in some time and just smelled horrible. Hopefully it was an isolated issue but I have a feeling its not.
__label__2 Went here before a movie, some food was warm some was cool.  but we made the movie in time!!
__label__2 If you're looking for beer selection + happy hour, this is definitely the place.  You really have to get here early for happy hour b/c after 5 or so it gets REALLY hard to get a table.  The app and drink specials are good.\n\nWe've been here a few times and feel so-so about it.  We were looking for a cheap HH close to home so we went to try some new things.  Upon walking in, we saw a couple sitting outside with a little wooden stand holding 6 samples.  We asked our waiter about it and it's their \"six pack\" which contains six samples pre-chosen by them for about $9.  We tried it and I liked more of them than my husband as he generally likes lighter beers and I tend to like amber ales.  I would order it again - it's fun to mix it up and try some new beers and ciders.  Plus, they give you a sheet with the name, origin, and brewery of each selection.  I asked for two samples of other beers and my husband asked for one.  We didn't really care enough for them to order a pint.  \n\nWe also had the egg rolls and jerk wings.  The egg rolls were good, but not great and the wings were a little disappointing.  You know what's even more disappointing?  Getting the bill and seeing a $1 charge for each sample that we asked for.  Seriously?  For a few sips to try them out before ordering a whole pint which would have been in the ballpark of $3?  Our server didn't even mention it when we ordered them.  It's really just the principle.  Not cool Yard House!  They should take a lesson from Papago Brewing where they gladly will give you a free sample to help you decide on a brew.
__label__2 Great outdoor seating area for good weather months, and there's a lot of people watching to be had from these seats.  Service & food quality are the same as the other Yardhouse locations in the valley, but this location is a little less rowdy (which I consider a plus).\n\nBeer selection is great but not so great.  If you're a beer enthusiast, you've already tried at least 90% of the beers.  If you're not a beer enthusiast, you probably won't care that there's so many beers to choose from.  I think they missed the mark by having tons of widely available beers at one place rather than having a lot of hard to find beers that people will like to try for the first time.\n\nPrices are too high - $6 pints, $10 for Spinach dip, etc.\n\nKona coffee ice cream dessert and homemade brownie are nice desserts.
__label__3 I love this place, a stand-by for happy hours.  The beer selection is amazing and the food is top-notch for bar grub.\n\nComing here with a group and knowing a little bit about beer is gonna get you points with any crowd.  Want a nutty brown ale, you got Moose Drool.  Not a beer fan?  Recommend the Lindeman's Framboise.  Want to class it up with a Belgian?  They got everything from Chimay to Gulden Draak.  Beer to impress.\n\nFor food, I would recommend the Bernaise Sliders.  Nice rib-sticking bar food that anybody can enjoy.  Will be back frequently!
__label__3 don't often love corporate chains..but love the Yard House..great selections of drinks and food..love the variety...everyone is always pleased with their meal..from fresh salads to tacos..  :)  service is always friendly and accommodating......had the wings..tasty but small, ahi tuna salad and clam chowder.  The pork belly tacos and carnitas are also a crowd pleaser...keep up the good work!!
__label__3 My husband's family took us to a concert at the Jobing.com arena. We needed somewhere close to eat. All restaurants were swamped from concert goers, but when we walked up to the packed Yard House, they were very accommodating and we took their last table outside. Thankfully on a hot summer day, the misters and prompt service of water made everything okay.\n\nWhile the restaurant was totally full, our waiter never seemed stressed and checked in on us often. He was very knowledgeable about all the beers and even provided our table with a sample.  I tried a happy hour martini. I would never not pay happy hour prices for their drinks. It was okay, but I think if I am ever there again, I would just get a glass of wine (since I don't drink beer)\n\nAs for the food, I chose their 4 cheese pizza which was on happy hour pricing. It was 11 inches and only 6 dollars and change! What a deal and a yummy pizza to boot! I decided to add pepperoni onto it. Each topping is 1.00. My husband and his sister had burgers which were some of the best I have tried. Be warned that their BBQ sauce is on the sweeter end, but all sauces for your burgers are on the side. Their fries are those yummy thin fries that make it easy for you to eat a lot of them. Members of our table also ordered a Cobb Salad which was good and Jambalaya. If you can't make it to New Orleans, this will do the trick!\n\nI would have given this place a three if it wasn't for the pizza (especially with the amazing happy hour price) and the burgers. So I say come during happy hour.
__label__3 The place is clean, and well run, and the food is pretty good.  We happened to eat here during a happy hour special and everything we ordered (appetizers and entrees) were all half price.\n\nA nice variety of food at a resonible price.
__label__3 We ate here last night before the hockey game. It was very good as usual if you can stand the wait. I had the pepper crusted Gorgonzola burger, my hubby had the mac & cheese, which he said is the best in town!\n\nI keep track of everything I eat so I really splurged on this 1500 cal burger and also at $13 it is pretty expensive for a burger, but man is this thing good!\n\nThe only reason I'm not giving this place five stars is because we had to wait for a table which is not unusual Westgate but also because we didn't see our server for the first 15 minutes that we sat down. Once we did get her attention she was very quick, got us to hockey game on time and did everything else very well. \n\nIf you're in Westgate, it's not too crowded and you have a few extra bucks, I recommend this Yardhouse.
__label__1 Came here yesterday and didn't have a great experience like I've had at many other Yard House Restaurants before.  We were able to be seated right away +1 star.  \n \nOur waiter came over and we placed our order. Lunch special with pizza and tomato basil soup, kids meal with pizza and veggies and ahi appetizer which  was being eaten for lunch and not appetizer.  My cousin also ordered a beer, which took forever to come out.  The waiter finally came over after about 10 minutes and said they had to replace the keg.  \n\nBeer finally came, next we waited for our food... And waited, and waited and waited!  Thank goodness I had snacks in my bag for my 3 year old to settle him while we waited.  When the food did arrive, the cheese on the pizza looked old and dry, as if it had been sitting under the heat lamp for quite awhile.  We only had a few bites and moved on to the soup, which my 3 year old and I basically split because it was delicious +1 star!\n\nThrew the leftover pizza away since it was gross.
__label__3 What a cool spot to hit up before/after a game. There's a lot of outdoor seating right along the main walkways of the area too.\n\nService and food was great, nothing more or less than expected at a yard house.\n\nI liked that a bunch of other bars and restaurants were right near this place too. Real cool atmosphere all around. \n\nTRY TO GET THERE FOR HAPPY HOUR SPECIALS
__label__4 The girl behind the counter was very welcoming and pleasant. She asked us how our weekend was going - a little thing that goes a long way for a quality experience. The restaurant was very clean, which was confirmed by their 99.0 sanitation rating on the wall. Great place & we will definitely come back!
__label__2 We have stayed here three or four times and do like it very much, but have some misgivings as well.\n\nFirst, the good: the rooms are lovely and quaint with gas fireplaces, high ceilings, and Victorian-style furnishings. The beds are insanely comfortable as well.\n\nThe negatives are that there is almost no staff, and if you have a room on the top floor, you have to lug your own luggage up several flights of stairs because there is no elevator. They also have no restaurant or room service. They used to have a deal with the restaurant next door so you could at least have your breakfast there. Now, they give you coupons for a restaurant a block away (which is kind of like a Starbucks--not a restaurant at all).\n\nConsidering it's quite a bit pricier than, say, the Best Western, you'd think you'd be accommodated more in terms of staff and restaurant service. \n\nFor all its quaintness, I'm afraid I'm too old to drag my luggage up flights of stairs. I'm also too old to be giving a coupon to a guy in a coffee shop for my breakfast--that part is just embarrassing (and, frankly, we just ended up tossing the coupons after the first day and having a nice hot breakfast in the restaurant next door).\n\nOh, and the worst part: the internet is very spotty if you stay above the second floor! Good internet is essential for our work, but we kept losing the connection. When we complained, we were told that the internet isn't that great above the second floor. WTH?!!
__label__1 Sorry, I am gonna get killed here... I am not that impressed.\nI kept hearing about this place and it was so so at best. The food is sloppy and very expensive but has a decent taste\nThe place was also a little dirty looking..\nJust a bunch of sandwiches and the pizza was a disaster, go there if you are into quirky places that charge a lot and are not the best.\nThe waitress seemed pre-occupied by what?? not us.
__label__4 I read the reviews and couldn't believe we hadn't tried The Deli with it being so close to home.\n\nThis place has it all. Great service and a new take on fresh local food plus a little cocktail lounge on the weekends when there is a long wait for a table.\n\nThe hummus with warm freshly made crackers is a must order. I ordered the half sandwich and chicken and corn chowder it was so good, but I couldn't finish it because it was so filling, but not in a heavy greasy way - just very satisfied with a delicious meal. We had to try their homemade ice cream and it did not disappoint either. The Peanut Butter ice cream was YUMMY! Everything that we ordered surpassed our expectations.\n\nIf you haven't tried this place - stop what you are doing and go check it out!!!!
__label__4 I tried The Deli for lunch a few weeks ago after seeing a lot of reviews on Urbanspoon for them. I can tell you that after just one visit these guys have won me over as a customer.\n\nFirst of all, they do everything right. Family-run operation, local produce, fresh ingredients and organic whenever possible. The service here is spot on... the serving staff are energetic and work hard to keep their customers happy from the point that you walk in the door until you leave.\n\nTo start with, my wife and I had the hummus with house made crackers, which are actually pieces of flatbread that are the perfect fit for this appetizer. It was fresh, tasted great and by far surpassed any other restaurant that we've had this at.  \n\nOne interesting thing that I noticed when I ordered a Coke: they plopped a tall glass bottle in front of me. This instantly got my attention and I was spinning the bottle almost immediately to scan the back . Yep, Coke with real sugar and no corn syrup (from Mexico). You can't beat it.\n\nBeing a sub sandwich fan, I was leaning towards \"The Deli Sub\", but something drew me instead to try \"The Deli Club\". I know at this point in the review I sound like I've been hypnotized by the owners, but this is one of the best sandwiches that I have eaten in years. Turkey, ham, cheddar, avocado, tomatoes, red onion and mixed greens on white bread. This is not something that I would normally order, but the flavors were amazing and getting me to try anything else on their menu after eating this is going to be a tough sell.\n\nMy wife went ahead with the sub, which also tasted very good - but for me is not even close to the club in flavor. As far as the sides go, give both of these a try:\n\n1 - Pasta with tomatoes, fresh vegetables, house made Mozzarella & basil pesto. Very fresh and tasted amazing!\n\n2 - The Yukon Gold potato salad with peppered bacon &\n rosemary mixed with their homemade mayo. Incredible! \n\nI felt that for the quality of food that you receive here, the prices are reasonable. I've paid more at other places and received food that was far from the quality and freshness that you can enjoy here.\n\nThey have 1/2 off all beer, wine and Sangria between 4-5pm, which isn't a very large window - but the prices are nice. Outside of The Deli, there is a small patio with seating available, and right next door is their sister business, Poppy's Place (a bar). I will give this place a try the next time I'm in the area on my way home.\n\nIn all honestly, naming this place \"The Deli\" is a bit deceiving. I walked in expecting an actual deli, but the experience that I walked out with far surpasses what I would expect from a typical deli.
__label__2 Love this place, but so sad with their limited and confusing hours of operation?  The website and voice message give conflicting hours/days of operation?  Ultimately, the kitchen closes by 6 pm--super tough to make dinner plans!
__label__2 was here with the hubby.  Great service!
__label__3 Virgin America Airlines is by far one the best domestic airlines. Well, when it comes to style, comfort & service. On the back of each seat it has a personal tv. So, it's nice to have. I would've given them 5 stars BUT they charge $25 for check in. I actually don't have a prob with it because I always have a carry on.
__label__4 fantastic!  what air travel should be. a quick day trip to the bay; ambient lighting--unique and cool.  service is actually caring and upscale. upperclass is great. all white leather, barber-style reclinables.  finally an airline for all others to learn from; a must for all air travel. love the ELEVATE program. now, if they only flew to aspen!
__label__2 I went here a little bit ago with my boyfriend. I got pad thai, and I don't recall what he got. He loved everything but I was less than impressed. I thought the pad thai was average, and there are definitely other places I'd rather go for my Thai fix. I would be willing to give other things on the menu a try, though. It's a ton of food and really reasonably priced. We got 2 entres and an order of pot stickers and we're out the door for ~$25.\n\nThe restaurant itself is really cute, and the older lady that waits all the tables is gracious, nice, and pretty funny. \n\nThey also only take cash! And no atm, so come prepared.
__label__1 I tend to avoid Whole Foods as a rule of thumb due to the high sense of entitlement exhibited by both customer and employee alike. However, when I do stop by, I'm relegated to the fact that I will grossly overpay for their products. At least the quality of their products is pretty consistent and good.\nMy last trip was the absolute worst. I went in because a friend wanted to use the restroom and decided to get an Arnold Palmer (for those who don't know, it's iced tea & lemonade). Upon checkout, the cashier said it was over $6! I said it can't be right and that her screen reads \"smoothie\" but she said \"I already rang it in and the other counter wrote the code.\" I asked if she thought $6 was a bit excessive for tea and lemonade and she replied, \"no. If you have a problem, you can go back to the other counter, but you still have to pay for this (the drink).\"  I reluctantly paid and asked for a receipt and she could not provide one.\nSo, both incompetence and rudeness. I now begin my complete ban of all Whole Foods stores. Way to not care!
__label__1 Overpriced, even on things you can get the same of at walmart or food4less. They try to upsell you at the ice, people think its free when they ask if you would like ice, but its not. Ill start shopping here again when I am rich.
__label__1 Inexplicably Whole foods switched out their baked goods supplier and now they don't have decent chocolate or almond croissants anymore.   Now I have to go to Panera bread, Starbucks or the local bakeries.   Bad move, I hear that a lot of customers are complaining about this.
__label__0 I have recently moved to Madison and was excited to try out an Irish Pub. Unfortunately, for the experience that I had I will not be returning: \n\nI was with a large group of people on a Friday night around 4:30pm and asked if there was an area where we could sit to grab some drinks and possibly appetizers. We were told we could go over by the fireplace which we headed to. Once we sat around the fireplace, we saw we were much too large of a group to be able to communicate with each other in that small of an area. As we looked around the empty room, we saw a server and asked if we could sit at the open tables. She kindly agreed and we sat down. We wanted to order drinks from her but she said if a tab is started at the bar it has to stay there and cannot be transferred (which is a whole other issue I could go on about). . . \n\nAnyway, the server was very kind and we ended up ordering some appetizers from her and starting our own tabs with the server. Just as soon as the appetizers arrived, the manager came over and said in a very condescending voice, \"I am sorry we can not have you sit here. If you are ordering food that is one thing but if you are just drinking, then you are taking tips away from the server\". We then had to leave the area and literally stand in the middle of the restaurant with food and drinks in our hands. The manager was not willing to accommodate us and gave us no suggestions as to where we could be seated to enjoy our time and food. After some of our group left because of this remark we found a large booth which was not going to be used for another hour. Perfect! That would have worked all along but this manager did not take the time to let us know. Dinner was never out of the question for that night but because of how she approached the situation, I will now never have dinner there. The server was a sweetheart and tried to ask her manager not to come over and speak to us but that clearly didn't work. Because of this unfortunate experience, our entire group has not been since and does not plan to.
__label__0 Took clients there for lunch, had a good lunch and left a nice tip. I left something very important and called. I spoke to the manager and she promised to mail it to my home address. I never received the item. Very dissappointed.
__label__1 As much as I want to love this local restaurant, I just don't.  The staff is wonderful, great selection of drinks, but the food is just...eh.  The American Potato Chips are delicious as are the fries.  But when you venture past that, it gets hit or miss.  The Garlic Chicken Pasta was so greasy I could hardly eat it.  The Classic Philly is great, but the French Dip is (according to my hubby) really doesn't have much taste. \n\nWe'll try again, hoping that they've worked the kinks out of the place.
__label__2 First off, I don't eat donuts.\n\nThat said as a child I loved them.  Now I have children and they love them.  It is so fun for them to stand in front of the case and look at all the donuts before picking the one they want to buy and eat.\n\nThis location was very clean and the gentleman who waited on us was friendly.\n\nThe kids said they enjoyed the donuts as much as they do at Bosa donuts.\n\nI do miss the hot and ready ones from AZ Mills mall though.
__label__3 they arrived around 6:30pm in front of...oh, i forgot the name-grow something or another, they were really nice though...we were the first folks there, and kinda hung off to the side as they began setting up. but then people began arriving in small clusters. we took a seat and allowed them to finish their business. the lady came right over to our table when they were ready and took our order first. awesome! both the man and lady were super friendly and joked a bit with my husband about our busy little one year old.\n\nthe dogs came super quick and they were absolutely divine! so good that the husband and i split another after our first. gluttons we are, yes. but anything wrapped in bacon and snuggled in that bun is worth it in my book. \n\nfour dogs and a coke totaled out to $13.50...threw a few bucks in for a tip and called it a night.\n\nall in all i've gotta say it was worth the drive from goodyear and the wait for arrival and set up.
__label__2 I wanted to like this place as much as some of the other Yelpers, I really really did. But I just don't get what's so great about this place. \n\nI was visiting my mom who is recovering from open heart surgery at the heart hospital and i was hungry. Its Sunday night so options aren't a lot. I came across Nogales Hot Dogs on Yelp and it was right down the road. \n\nThe pictures of the hot dogs looked outstanding and made my mouth water. They looked even better in person. So when I bit into them what was my reaction? \"That's it!\" I will say that the bread they come on is really good. I don't know if they make their own bread but it was different from majority of hot dog buns. But the hot dog wasn't that special. I had 3 of them each with different toppings on them cause I was starving and each one was more lackluster than the other. I will cut them some slack cause they said they were out of bacon wrapped dogs. And we all know bacon is the meaning of life so that might've made a huge difference. They also shouldn't charge bacon wrap dogs prices for a regular dog if they're out of bacon wrap ones. \n\nI will try them again cause I normally like to give a place a couple tries before I review them. But If you never been here before, I wouldn't get my hopes up its going to blow you away like the other reviews say. I haven't been this disappointed since I found out Santa Claus wasn't real. And I only found that out last year when I caught him next to his Chevy truck taking a smoke break.
__label__4 Just like my home Hot Dogs in Hermosillo by the University.\nThey are rich and gigantic, so show up hungry!
__label__4 This is such a fun, little place. Its technically a hot dog stand with tables and chairs but something about this place made me feel like such a local Phoenician! lol. \n\nThey serve Sonoran dogs that are wrapped in bacon with all the fixin's! So delicious. The bread and cheese they use are just fantastic. The owner was such a sweet lady and they were also quick. \n\nI will definitely be back to this place sometime soon. 2 hotdogs and 2 sodas for $9.00? SCORE!
__label__4 Cuban sandwich is soooo AWESOME.  Fresh pork loin and great ham comlimented by the spicy kosher pickles and pressed neatly but stuffed between two halves of a fresh roll!  I would do this one again for sure!!!
__label__0 Ordered a hot sandwich......and 28 minutes later and after asking 3x's I finally got it.  Way to long to have to wait for lunch.
__label__3 I eat here twice a month the food is always good.  I usually sit at the bar and the bartender always takes great care of me I think his name is ben very good.  Reliable and considtant
__label__2 O.k BBQ ...we had sausage and BBQ sandwich as well as a burger they were all pretty good my favorite part of the meal was the bbq nacho for a appetizer ...
__label__2 This is an above average sports bar chain with fantastic chicken wings. I like stopping here for lunch occasionally, I don't know if I'd ever bother late night.
__label__1 Kind of a miss tonight.\n\nThe seven of us from work decided that this was the place for dinner. We were seated pretty quick on the patio by ourselves. Our server's name was Angela who was very pleasant. She took our drink orders and disappeared, the sodas came out quickly but the bar stuff took several extra minutes, the the server disappeared. She came back and took our appetizer order and then disappeared ( you are starting to get the idea) it took 90 minutes for most of us to get our dinner, we were actually afraid to ask for refills or anything else for fear we would never see our server again! \n\nThe manager on duty came over and was very pleasant and apologized and promised to investigate the speed of service, when she came back she offered us 25% off our bill. \n\nServer brought us our checks (yes we split the bill) and no discount! And she disappeared, she came back and we explained the there was no discount on the bills, she gathered them up and disappeared and then she's back and announced that it was fixed! We examined the bill and on my check it said \"10 card 25%\" but the discount off the food before tax was NINE percent. \nWe gave up BWW had won, we paid, tipped a small amount and headed for the door we stopped by the manager and asked for a quick math lesson who explained that the friends and family discount we got didn't cover what we bought. I thought we were getting 25%? \n\nSo bottom line service was S L O W, food was very good! Manager not so much.  Everyone was very pleasant. I am going to pass on this place next time.
__label__1 Just not a great Sushi Roku location.  The service was okay and the ambience was too - but the food wasn't fabulous and the sushi chef knew very little of the food he was serving.  When sitting at the sushi bar in a 'fine dining' japanese restaurant you kind of expect the chefs to be spot on and knowlegable about the food.  Not the case here.  If you want to spend this kind of money, go to Roka Akur - it's fantastic and worth every penny.
__label__2 My only complaint is they are pricey compared to other quality sushi restaurants ie sakana on Hayden and Indian school but the food was good service was good and the ambience is comfortable
__label__1 So I usually try not to eat sushi in cities so far from the coast. But we came here for my bachelorette party because one of my friends has celiacs and can't eat gluten anything. So Japanese tends to be safest for her.\n\nThe sushi wasn't bad.. I didn't get sick so thats a plus! I did venture into some raw fish and it was okay. Not fresh like what you get in SF.. but okay. But really.. for the price, I'd never go back.. its super expensive for what you get. And my teeny bottle of sake was double what it would have been at a restaurant in SF (and triple just buying it at a store).\n\nThe staff was nice, everything looked pretty. But two stars because I have experienced better.. a lot and I will probably never go back.
__label__4 Delicious!  There's one in LA that we used to go to, and the AZ one is just as good even though we're landlocked here!  Must gets are the:\n  -Spicy tuna on crispy rice\n  -Marinated Cod\n  -Baked crab hand roll in soy paper
__label__4 This is my favorite sushi in the valley, especially when someone else is paying because it's pretty pricy. The sushi always tastes incredibly fresh and the menu has several creative options. I'm not usually a big fan of yellowtail but a friend insisted I try their yellowtail sashimi appetizer. The fiand was so fresh and delicate and the ponzu sauce was so fantastic that I had to restrain myself from licking the plate. I tried big eye tuna sashimi for the first time here and was blown away. I've since tried it at other places and it didn't come close to the flavor and texture of the dish at sushi roku. We had some standard rolls which were also great but my absolute favorite thing I had was the lobster Roll with soy paper and a misoyaki butter sauce. It was so unbelievably delicious! I've been back several times for that roll alone. The ambience is very cool and is great for a special occasion or business dinner.
__label__2 Since I gave this restaurant a 3-star, here are my justification or valid reasons:\n\nFirst the the not so good: Roku sushi is sub-par in terms of their sushi rolls. the rolls are comparable to Ra's, which is not saying a lot. It's not terrible but if you enjoy good quality and non pureed fish in your rolls then this is not the place for you. Of course they are some fried food on the menu that many can not mess up so this is a viable option. The price is fairly high but I guess that comes with the territory of being in Scottsdale.\n\nThe good: The ambiance, setting, environment etc. is extraordinary. It's a fairly upscale place but one can also go in casual. It's a great place to take a date or group of friends before you head out to the bars and clubs in Scottsdale. Upstairs on the rooftop is unbelievable. There is a pool and lounge that is quite trendy and hip if your into that. I spoke with the bartender and he said they hold some good parties up there. It reminds me of something you see in Vegas, very cool. \n\nwith the aforementioned, the quality of food (so so) and the atmosphere (excellent) balances each other out. thus, I think it's safe to say, based on those criterion that Roku deserved a 3-star rating.
__label__3 Located in the W Hotel in Old Town Scottsdale, this hipster hangout is always busy.  I recommend a reservation if you're planning to dine here.  The Better Half and I drop in here from time to time.  Since I don't eat Sushi, I order:\n\nJi-Dori Chicken Skewers withTeriyaki Sauce - $10\nhttp://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/DwP10iEz5LGf3fhcVQZm0Q?select=x_60nAIMvJX9k_s9HAPiOA\n\nFilet Mignon wrapped Asparagus with Soy Mirin Sauce - $15\nhttp://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/DwP10iEz5LGf3fhcVQZm0Q?select=19cHPtx8ahwZTPC5xIARFQ\nhttp://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/DwP10iEz5LGf3fhcVQZm0Q?select=_4XhXTuYKQnypHmylm-mQg\n\nAnd for Dessert, a warm Chocolate Cake...yum!\nhttp://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/DwP10iEz5LGf3fhcVQZm0Q?select=KoyBtoSTBrhM2dLD8zs_PA\nhttp://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/DwP10iEz5LGf3fhcVQZm0Q?select=iKBiwthdGtENIqWfGK1V1A\n\nThe Chicken Skewers are very tasty.  The Teriyaki Sauce they are glazed are sweet and have the right amount of \"sour\" kick to it to balance the flavor.  The Filet Mignon wrapped Asparagus is awesome...the Filet is tender and juicy and the Asparagus compliments it well.  Of course, the Chocolate Cake dessert is a nice ending for the meal.\n\nThe service can be a bit slow at times, depends on the server.  Generally speaking, it's pretty good considering how busy they are.\n\nThe people watching here is pretty good...watching all of the hipsters is hilarious.\n\nReturn Factor - 93%
__label__0 Oh where do I begin ... \nSo we arrive -- 10 min before our reservation time of 9p. We didn't get seated until 40 min after the hour. To be squeezed in a booth -- set up for 6. Although our party is of 7. Asked for an additional place setting 2x before received. \nThe waiter, an underaged looking young man, id's us after getting our drink order, and takes 15-20 min to return with said drinks. And serves us tap water after clearly stating bottled. \nThe food... Sushi- subpar... The entrees- burnt... He said it was \"smoked\" ... Yea no, it's burned buddy. Drinks - weak!\nThe people... So, this woman has her child.. Yes child ...  sitting at the table with underwear and no shoes and she's making out with this gentleman while her child is damn near naked. (Side eye)\nShall I say.. Never again!
__label__0 From the moment we were sat, we waited for almost 10 minutes to be greeted by our server.  The restaurant was empty by the way...we were the only poeple in there.  When we asked about the menu, we got the vaguest descriptions of the sushi rolls.  Being the only table In the restaurant, we were surprised that our order took extra long.  The server never came back and out drinks were not refilled.  Part of our order was finally delivered but our appetizer was not to be seen.  We were finally told that there was a problem in the kitchen and a few minutes later the appetizer and second roll arrived. You would think. Being the only table in the restaurant, everything would be perfect.  Not the case.  Maybe that is why they are so super slow for lunch?  We'll go back to RA next time. :(
__label__0 Maybe the worst sushi experience I have had minus the good company. First of all our meals did not arrive at the same time or even close. It took more than an hour to get sashimi. Two of our dishes did not arrive at all. When we asked our server to just cancel them, he remarked \"they didn't arrive?\" When we asked for our check we noted that we were charged for one of said dishes. I'm not one to ever complain about a meal but this was something I couldn't just let be. In all the service was better than the mediocre sushi we received. If you want great ambience, go for a drink just forget about eating.
__label__3 This Marshalls is great for dresses and accessories! I loved shopping here, when I lived in Charlotte. They always have a wide variety of dresses and you will always get a good deal. A large portion of my closet is from this Marshalls and everything I've bought from there is still in great shape.
__label__2 Before going to the theatre, we stopped of here instead of the Thai restaurant across the street. We came in at 6:20 with no reservations. We were seated within a few minutes. The place was crowded with only a couple of tables still vacant. We ordered our entrees; I had the Shrimp Scampi with pasta and my wife ordered the Seafood Medley which came with a house salad. The salad had mixed greens and croutons. You can tell it was made most likely before they opened. After eating the salad, the bread was brought out which was fresh. Would have enjoyed more with my salad.\nA few minutes later the entrees followed. The pasta is a spaghettini which we enjoyed except it was seating in grease or olive oil and some were a bit crunchy. My shrimp and the seafood in my wifes dish where cooked perfectly. Since I checked in, Yelp had a 50% of dessert coupon which I used but not before the manager said he didn't know of it and said he would honor it but will call Yelp to see who authorized it. We had the Cheesecake which was delicious. When we got the bill, they charged us the full price. I paid in cash and left it up to the server to decide what to do. She either made $4 or a $7.50 tip.
__label__2 I've been here for the weekend brunch on a few occasions, and for the price, really can't be beat. If you are a local take advantage of a super cheap meal on Mondays and Wednesdays: $3.99 for breakfast, $4.99 for lunch, and $6.99 for dinner. All you have to do is show your Hilton rewards card and local id. \n \nThe weekend brunch has crab legs, prime rib, and beer/wine or some days champagne for either the weekend brunch or dinner. There is all the classic breakfast items already made and then a made-to-order omelet station along with grilled meats and sausages. All pretty much traditional buffet food, nothing fancy or ethnic, but solid. \n \n18 bucks for prime rib, cocktail shrimp, and crab legs is a deal...take advantage of it if you are looking for a decent weekend brunch buffet but can't pay for one at the Wynn or Bellagio. Service might not be 100 percent, but come on it's a friggin buffet.
__label__1 Went here because they had a sign that there was a brunch, turns out it's only Saturday and Sunday. The food was cafeteria like for $18 each. Good service from our waiter. You're killing me LVH with your restaurants, Benihanas was the only awesome restaurant. We are going elsewhere right now for dinner.
__label__2 This place was ok ONLY because we came here for restaurant week so we didn't pay the outrageous menu prices!  4 drinks at the bar cost over $60!  The serve was great but that was it.  Starters we had the tomato and mozzeralla and squash soup.  Very ordinary.  We were intrigued by the bacon appetizer and it was just AWFUL.  They didn't serve it to us till we reminded them half way through the meal.  Then to all our disppointment, the only taste to it was BURNT CHARRING.  Not one bit of bacon taste.  We all had the hanger steak which was slightly overcooked for medium rare and was over-salted.  \n\nHighlights were the cheese popover.  Absolutely delicious, probably the best part of the meal and it is complimentary!  The dessert would follow as second best thing.  Cheesecake topped with fresh berries and a peanut butter mousse.  These were up to par to what you would expect from a restuarant that charges $45 for a steak but who goes to a steakhouse for dessert.
__label__4 Oh BLT how I love thee. You are one of those restaurants that my mind wonders to on a hungry day. You are a restaurant that I think about when I want a restaurant with an atmosphere and view of Camelback Mountain. And with your bar and indoor/outdoor seating arrangements, you are the perfect place to enjoy a meal on a warm or cool day.\n\nI've dined at BLT twice and I think I will be setting up a sleeping bag and just living there from now on. Most recently, I went last night for my birthday. When asked to pick my restaurant poison for the unbirthday celebration, I didn't have to think twice before saying BLT. I wasn't disappointed. The restaurant was full with people but not overly crowded. Our table was ready upon arrival and situated just by the patio and overlooking the mountains so a perfect mixture of indoor outdoor seating. The service was a bit on the slow side but I enjoyed that since this was a leisurely dinner and not one you want to get rushed. The waiter definitely gave us our time. After beginning with wine (a must at a Steakhouse of course), we were served my very favorite classic starter -- popovers! They were large in charge and full of buttery taste. I could probably go back for the popovers alone. For the meal, my table chose between the classic steak and the sole. I went with the sole and to insert much needed awful puns here...I felt the soul train after just one bite! How do I describe it. Upon taking a bite, I tasted candied pecan. As random as it sounds, it tasted delicious. It was a good amount of sole and due to the heaviness of the sauce (delicious sauce by the way), I couldn't finish it as much as I tried. I know I'll be dreaming about the sole for years to come. Plus, since this is not a restaurant you visit for a random Tuesday night and the dollar signs exceed $$$, I will be dreaming for awhile but it's a good memory to have! \n\nMoving on to dessert, we tasted a bit of everything and the cheesecake was tasty. I ordered an apple crisp tart and it was ok, but the entree was definitely the highlight of the evening. The only awkward moment of the night was that since it was my birthday, my table apparently tried to tell the staff three times and put the note on the reservation. But, alas three reminders later, still no birthday candle on a dessert (which was fine by me since I like to avoid the birthday if at all possible but my table wouldn't let it slide.) Finally after one final awkward reminder, just as we were ready to go and plates had practically been cleared, a random chocolate souffle appeared with happy birthday. Still no candle and the moment was kind of over but the thought still counts. So I'd probably say this was a great birthday spot for me since I don't enjoy the birthday candle as much, but if you visit and that's important to you, you may want to get on that as early in the dinner as possible! \n\nNow that I am officially full for the weekend, I will never forget my great birthday experience at BLT and I definitely think this is a restaurant you should consider for a special occasion. \n\nOne last thing -- the mixologist for cocktails is amazing and she knows her bourbon, so if she's working the night you visit, definitely ask her for a special drink!
__label__4 Had dinner here last night with a girlfriend and had a wonderful time. Greatly enjoyed the meal, the wine, and the company. The liver pate is wonderful. The popovers sublime and the meat cooked perfectly. My only regret, it's pricey or I would frequent this place.
__label__4 It wasn't as much the appetizer and entree I ordered that was impressive as it was the amuse bouche  and the surprise gruyere popover.   The amuse bouche as an amazing chicken liver p\u00e2t\u00e9 and crostini that was the best I have ever tasted.  The Hamach starter wasI a unique preparation with the freshest of ingredients.  The rib-eye was seasoned perfectly, and done to perfection.  The nice touch was a roasted bone with marrow that did a nice job of enriching the steak.  The accompanying jalape\u00f1o potatoes were the perfect side.  In case you can't tell, I dig this place.
__label__3 We went here in May for dinner.  Beautiful setting.  It was still nice in the evening so we sat outside.  The Chicken Liver Pate was SO DELICIOUS as were the Popovers!  My husband and I shared the Prime Porterhouse for Two (cooked perfectly) as well as a side of Jalepeno Mashed Potatoes and Creamy Spinach.  The side dishes were pretty small but we shared with each other.  Everything tasted great.\n\nService was very attentive.  This was a splurge for us and we enjoyed it.  I would recommend going here if it were for a special occasion.  The only reason I gave it four instead of five stars is because it is cost prohibitive for us to visit on a regular basis (is that selfish of me?).
__label__4 {{First off, I am a California Marriott restaurant manager.  I am overly observant and critical when dining out.}}\n\nMy husband and I were fortunate enough to enjoy our fourth wedding anniversary at BLT.   David Kent the restaurant GM was second to none.  He was inviting, intriguing, and extremely genuine.  HE SINGLE HANDEDLY MADE OUR 4TH ANNIVERSARY AMAZING!\n\nService:  Flawless.  Well spoken young man who was unobtrusive and gracious.\nFood:  Incredible.  We had almost every item on the menu (or at least it felt like it).  Quite possibly the best steak we have ever had  (bold statement).  We decided to go back the next night for happy hour, which is a gem in itself!  Thank you for carrying Fernet Branca, too!\n\nThank you, David and BLT staff
__label__3 I brought a large group here for a friend's bachelor party. The waitstaff was friendly and attentive, though the food was somewhat slow to come, perhaps due to the large size of the group.\n\nThe steaks were all perfectly cooked and delicious, and the signature complimentary popovers were also quite tasty. We also received an amuse bouche of chicken liver pate and crostini which, though not in line with my personal taste, was a nice touch. Our waiter was also able to recommend a nice bottle of wine which was reasonably priced. My one complaint was the deserts, which each lacked flavor and creativity. All in all I would definitely recommend this restaurant.
__label__3 I went there with a frnd today afternoon for a brunch !! Its a lovely place and one of the best that i have been to in Phoenix ! Luved it..Go here when you have plenty of time to realx as you wud want to spend a lot of time wen u see the place.\n\nFew things about this place - \n1. Its a one man show - Christopher runs this place and handles 'everything' by himself.He is very cordial and welcoming \n2. Its BYOB.I noticed Chris helping guests with their bottles i.e opening it for the,serving it as well..I didnt expect that so i appreciate him for that\n3. You will have only 2 options--Sweet ( Baked Lemon ) or Savory ( Egg Stratta that has mushroom,goat cheese,aspargus tomato )..Each plate $20 flat.Also includes a drink of your choice..I had a really nice 'Aqua Fresca'..Its like a fruit punch.He also had green tea , coffee, hibiscus tea.Bdw these 2 options are different every day :-)\n4. Cash only\n\nI luved the decor of the place..very neat & clean  , limited seating indoor ( around 5 two seater tables and 1 four seater ) . Also has outdoor seating.\n\nI will surely go back there soon !!
__label__4 What a truly amazing place, Christopher is a true one man show.  Host, Chef, Waiter, Dishwasher he does it all while putting out some amazing food.  There is no skipping on ingredients, quality, flavor or imagination.  I have only eaten at this little gem twice, simply because I live rather far but, both times the food was excellent.  Today I experienced the most amazing breakfast/brunch, the most perfectly cooked eggs with spinach, portobello mushrooms and loads of grated cheese, the eggs were like fluffy clouds just melted in my mouth.  The bacon though was the show stopper, I took the first bite just expecting bacon, what I actually got was a complete explosion in my mouth, I wasn't sure at first what all the the flavors were, confusion to my mind at first bite but,  oh so delicious confusion!  Seems that Christoper doesn't just dish out bacon he drizzles it with honey, then he tops it with finely chopped cilantro and finally mixes in bits of hot red peppers......for an OMG taste.   Crunchy, salty, sweet, spicy, earthy all the flavors so compliment, this is how bacon should always be served!
__label__2 First off, I feel bad giving this place just three stars. After reading all the reviews, I was really hoping to like it a lot more than I did. I've heard for months from friends and fellow yelpers about how awesome this place is, so we decided to give it a try for early Vday dinner. \n\nThe atmosphere is very very nice. Nice little cottage with a kitchen (where they have a few tables next to the chef), a dining area, and an outside patio area. There are lots of candles and can be romantic place. The waiters were all nice, but we had some issues with the service. A group of 4 that came 20mins later than us(just 2) sat next to our table and kept getting food quicker than us. The most annoying part was that the waiters kept telling us our food would come, but the speed and service was definitely lacking. \n\nAs for the food, it was definitely worth 3+ stars except for the main chicken pesto dish. It was just two butterflied chicken pieces with pesto sauce, no vegetables, no special sauce, nothing special. I did love the appetizer 1 (white bean soup with side of bread with asiago cheese), appetizer 2 (barley and poached shrimp w/ sweet asian chili sauce), and one of the main dishes (pork tenderloin with a sweet chutney/hint of curry sauce and asparagus). The dessert was just some strawberries and fudge brownie. Again, nothing special.\n\nAll in all, I did like the experience, but the food left me thinking there could have been more or that it could have been better. Maybe I went in thinking too highly of this place. I am willing to give it another try, but it's not #1 that I would recommend to a friend.\n\n** I wanted to add something. Chris, the owner of the restaurant sent me an apology via email and phone call. This says a lot considering chefs will get very offended if you talk remotely bad about their food/creations. I have to admit. I feel bad if I seem very cruel in my review, but I feel that I was not over-exaggerating anything. I like to think that I speak the truth and hopefully readers can appreciate that. One last thing.. Chris pointed out to me that the chicken pesto had provolone cheese and spinach. I am sorry Chris, I have a dull palate. \n\nAgain, i would like to try cafe monarch again and will update on my next visit!
__label__1 I hate to write a bad review because these folks are really trying hard. But, my Mi Rancho was not that good. Authentic (I never had cactus before), but the beef, advertised as steak, was very tough. The Mole Enchiladas, a specialty too, wasn't great either. I will go back to give them another chance, but with so many Mexican options they won't get a third try. Sorry.
__label__4 I stopped in for breakfast before the Great Taste. I was trying to find a Mexican part of town, and just happened to see the pink house looking building.  I could not have done better. \n This is real Mexican food. A small joint, devoid of gimmicks and frills. The staff was super friendly, and there was a soccer game on tv. You know you have found a decent place to eat when they lead you through the (tiny, but clean) kitchen to your table. \n I had a steak huarache and a lengua taco, and they were deliciously devoid of the massive piles of melted cheese some places use to hide the fact that their food sucks. \n This is the good stuff. Fresh and bright flavors for a great price. I will make a point to stop here anytime I am in the area.
__label__4 Great simple, affordable, and authentic. 'nuff said. \n\nThe entrance is misleading, there is more seating in the back.
__label__0 Ordered a grilled steak burrito for delivery and when I got it there was no steak.  The delivery service (Eats24) contacted the restaurant and said for sure there was steak in the burrito... so I guess the customer who's eating it is wrong!  What a joke, food was at best average otherwise.  Won't recommend this place to anyone.
__label__2 I love happy hour, but it always seems to come and go too early for me to get my friend Jason B. out to dinner. So  when we find out a reverse happy hour, we have to go try it!\n\nWe walked in to Pan Asia at the start of reverse happy hour and we were greeted like they have never seen people in their lives. The hostess proceeded to tell us that they haven't seen anyone in a few hours. \n\nAs we had pick of the restaurant we picked the best booth and sat back to enjoy some Sushi and Chinese food. \n\nWe ordered a few rolls, the Spicy Tuna was disappointing and nothing to rave about. The Lasagna roll was creamy and cheesy and very yummy! The Grand Canyon roll was one of the best rolls I have had in a while.\n\nWe also ordered a noodle dish, Pan Asia Pan Fried Noodle, crunchy noodles with lots of good veggies and seafood. Very tasty.\n\nThe service was as good as can be expected for a young boy server, although I had to wait a while for a refill, which is extremely annoying when you have a restaurant to yourselves!\n\nI just worry that the prices, which unless on Happy Hour or Reverse, seem a little high. $14 for a sushi roll, no matter how good, is just too expensive. And the fact that they don't have a ton of customers...maybe just a slow night? I hope this place makes it. The owners obviously put a lot of money into it!
__label__0 Be prepared to be shaken down by the infamous tow truck driver (white truck) who is definitely in cahoots with someone in management.  Don't leave your car parked in the garage at night even to unload groceries for a few minutes.  We had a great run in while unloading groceries and even though we had a parking pass.  Guy wanted money to not tow the car just because we were unloading heavy items for 10 mins.  The dude eventually backed down, but got really heated and intense.  He's out every night (gotta make the quota) preying on so many others, what a shame.   I wonder what the buildings cut is?  \n\nHad a corporate studio apartment that was just OK, but for the price there are definitely better options close by.  The building is in OK shape and is in a great location for downtown Charlotte and is the only reason I gave this one star.  The pool brings out shady folks at night and the gym is basically worthless equipment wise.  The people in the building are a mix of young and professional folks as well as no kids.  The building alarm tends to go off for nothing every few weeks and is quite annoying since you need to evacuate and wait for the fire department to give the OK.\n\nOverall there are much better options so definitely a stay away
__label__0 All the offices are packed with people and is never easy to get an apointment right away. The front desk people are rude and lack of compassion and understanding and they just want to have a reason to reschedule patients. I never go back to this practice again.
__label__3 Simply delicious! Its a small place with big flavors! If your craving a satisfying asian noodle soup than this is one of the best places in montreal for it!! Service is also quick !
__label__4 We passed this place while walking by several times over the last couple days. We knew we should eat there because there was always a line out the door and we were not disappointed. We spent $60 for 4 adults. Everything we ate was fantastic although I would never remember the long Vietnamese names of them. The service was amazingly fast.
__label__4 This is our go-to SouthSide bar. Wings are great, burgers are excellent. Service is incredible - Jim, Erin, Kelly, Josh... All amazing people! The 2nd floor has held a bunch of our football drafts and we've rented for parties too. We love the BBT!
__label__0 If your going to give someone a broken glass to drink out of.  And they ask you for another drink, you should make a fresh drink. Not just pour it into another glass.  Wtf!?  This is just bad and evil and also a health department violation. Were you trying to rip my tonsils out ? Or tear my esophagus?  Will not be coming back.  Get it together .
__label__0 Called to place a catering order and they rudely asked me to call back in 20 minutes b/c they were busy. WTF? How about I'll call one of the other 20 Qdoba's in town to give my money to.
__label__0 I've been to plenty of Qdoba's and this is hands down on the bottom of the list. The manager on day shift is very rude. Rest of the staff seems highly uninterested in being there. My work \"lunch buddy\" and I always used to eat at Qdoba before we changed locations, we tried eating her several times and just got tired of the manager and staff attitude. Won't be going back.
__label__4 A friend turned me on to juju berri and I'm hooked! The yogurt is yummy, especially the regular and green tea flavors. The toppings are awesome, lots of fresh fruit and decadent candy goodness too. I've tried some of the other yogurt places in town but none I have tried compare to juju berri.
__label__2 I'm disappointed that this place isn't holding up to what it used to be. It's still pretty good but not like it was. The service has become pretty dismal. They have discontinued certain toppings, which I miss. And one thing they have started doing, which is kind of silly but annoying, is before they weigh your yogurt, they pick up a spoon and put it in your cup, to make sure you are paying for the weight of the spoon. Cheap.
__label__2 This place is okay.  The crepes are pretty good.  I've had the turkey and avocado one and a veggie one.  The spinach salad with dried cranberries and almonds has a poppy-seed dressing that is way too sweet.  I guess I should I ask for it on the side.
__label__3 This is a weekly place for  us. Same two servers (mother and daughter). This is more of a hang out. Don't go for a Parisian experience dressed in your Sunday best, it's more of a mom and pop shop to hang out and enjoy some quiet time.
__label__2 The sweet crepes are great. From classic simple lemon juice to the Nutella bananas . But the savory crepes are quite run of the mill, uninspired. But the coffee and the relaxed coffee shop vibe is welcoming. But the service is uneven, and a fly bothered us on the last two visits.\n\nWas undecided between four stars or three, until I ate crepes today in San Jose, CA. Smoked salmon, and fast friendly service. A good reference point, so overall it really is a three star place. But come in for coffee with friends and share a sweet crepe? Then maybe five stars!
__label__3 Charming little cafe with a unique and delicious menu item- crepes. I love the sweet crepes and I always order the stawberry with nutella crepe. The coffees are delicious too. I have been here about 6 times recently and while the staff are very friendly, it seems they are always short 1-2 people during the mornings and weekends. Typical wait time for me when I dine alone is about 30-40 minutes. Just be prepared for that, enjoy a coffee and the atmosphere.
__label__0 Don't go for breakfast unless you want sweet crepes. Hubby and I had egg, cheese, bacon crepes and they were soggy, squishy, and tasteless. No side dish-just a single crepe on a small plate. Coffee was good and seemed like lots of people there for lunch-type items so maybe that's better but I was really hoping for something like a crepe Lorraine with hollandaise on it but they have no sauces. Not coming back, unfortunately. Was very much unimpressed.
__label__3 Good crepes, fast and friendly service. We tried a crepe from the sweet and from the savory side: chicken supreme crepe and nutella crepe. A great place to get your crepe fix regardless of what you're in the mood for.
__label__0 I moved here about 6 months ago.  I took out our mortgage with WF and they opened 2 checkiing and one savings account for me, and I was told I would not have any fees associated with this account.  Since that time, I have had to reopen all accounts because of some sort of breach in online banking, and now have been receiving charges for the accounts.  When checking in to it, they are going to start charging me, for no particular reason.  In order to get my free checking, I had to open 2 new accounts to replace one of the accounts, and \"jerry rig\" 2 transactions per month to go back and forth between 4 accounts in order to do this.  Of course that means new checks, fees for this, etc.  Now I log on to my account to find that I have no access to any of my accounts for past statements, even the ones that did not change.  When I called, the rep acted like I should know this.   They are a very unreasonable bank to deal with.  When I find another bank, I will be moving on.
__label__2 Trader Joe's is a little bit schizophrenic.  Some things about it warrant five stars, some warrant one star.  Hence the three-star review.\n\nFive star aspects: great house brand yogurts.  Good price on cage-free eggs.  Great prices on some decent cheeses.  Really good selection of reasonably priced wine (and beer).  In-store samples and wine tasting.\n\nOne star aspects:  sometimes the prices are low because the quality is as well.  This is most true in their nuts and dried fruit department.  I bought a bag of almonds and found that they were grade x (deformed, broken in the bag, etc.).  Similarly, we bought a container of mission figs and found that they were puny, runty little things.\n\nThe key here is to identify the things that work for you through trial and error.  You'll keep going back for the good stuff, but next time you'll know not to buy the \"Indian fare spinach lentil and garlic soup.\"  (what Trader Joe's food tester gave that muddy-tasting atrocity the thumbs up?)
__label__2 I love Trader Joe's, can I say that?  Best prices/best quality for nuts (almonds, pecans, walnuts, etc.) and nut products (almond butter, etc.) that I have found anywhere.  Awesome produce, awesome stuff that you can't find anywhere else.  Also, Joe Joe's, FTW!\n\nI would give this particular one 5 stars except for 2 things:\n\n1. Just try and find a parking spot around noon on any weekday.  I dare you.\n\n2. It's so smaaaaaalllll :(\n\nOtherwise, awesome.
__label__4 Love everything about this place. The bartenders who make me feel special the food which is top notch. Prime beef cooked to temp and served on a sizzling plate drenched in butter ... O M G!  Heaven on earth. \n\nWhy 5 stars?  Because of the one time the food was not top notch.  Eating in the dining room with my wife and had ordered the large filet.  It was fine  but had one smallish portion of it that was a bit fatty/gristly.  I left that part on the plate but had had plenty of good medium-rare steak to be fully satisfied.  Our waiter came up and saw the small pile and asked if everything was  ok.  I just said there was this little bit that wasn't good but that it was no problem at all.  Next thing we know the Executive Chef is at the table profusely apologizing, saying that cut should not have gone out.  The steak is off the bill and we got two free desserts.  All without really having a complaint.  THAT is commitment to quality and customer loyalty.
__label__4 I'll start from the beginning as I typically do when reviewing a restaurant. We arrived Ruth Chris' a bit early for our 5 pm reservation- though the restaurant was still just opening for the dinner shift, Tashira, the hostess, welcomed my party and I with a warm hello and sat us at the bar while we waited on our table. Erin and Patrick the bartenders were friendly and equally entertaining while creating good conversation and our beverages. Chris and Ashley, the managers on site greeted us while enjoying cocktails at the bar- both with humble greetings and endearment. It was not long before Jessica, another employee, graciously assisted us to our table. Laura Beth our server first introduced herself before engaging us with the daily specials being served that evening. I first noticed her exceptional professionalism, it was rather busy that night and for anyone with knowledge of the foodservice industry, understanding that keeping your cool while doing 300 covers in a fine dining establishment is no easy feat.  After taking our drink order we informed Laura Beth of our plans to attend a concert that began at 7pm sharp, so a sense of urgency was necessary. Z, the servers assistant came at once with bread service, he was kind.  When Laura Beth returned My guest ordered a salad, Petite Filet with BBQ Crab medium rare and Green Beans, and I the Ribeye with Au Poivre sauce medium rare with a glass of Cabernet Sauvignon and the Potato au Gratin. \nBesides the salad of cool vine-ripen tomatoes and mozzarella, the food arrived hot. Let me say again, the food arrived hot! Everything the way I requested and the chef intended. Proteins cooked to the liking of my guest and as requested, seasoned beautifully, the crab- masterfully prepared by the kitchen staff. My au poivre sauce comparative of French bistros. Green beans crisp and delightful; the gratin, luscious, sexy, cheesy goodness. The wine- perfect. Laura Beth arrived once more to find our drinks full and mouths full, courteously smiling back at me knowing my guest and I were doing just fine. Evening though we were in quite the hurry the team at Ruth Chris did a marvelous job keeping my guest and I thoroughly happy as we dined. I happily advise anyone in or traveling to the area to keep Ruth Chris in mind when seeking dinner and a quite night out with a loved one, cocktails and conversation with business associates in the incredible bar, or even a quick lunch on the outdoor patio with views of Tyron Street and the inhabitants going on with their busy city lives.
__label__3 El lugar es elegante y tradicional, con mucha madera. El servicio es bueno.\nPed\u00ed el rib eye y tengo que decir que me sorprendi\u00f3 positivamente. Como Argentina estoy acostumbrada a carne de calidad a la parrilla sin otro condimento que sal, sin embargo este bife estaba muy bien condimentado, era muuuy tierno y sabroso y ten\u00eda una salsa de manteca derretida que le daba al plato otra dimensi\u00f3n. Inolvidable. Los acompa\u00f1amientos est\u00e1n muy bien. Pidan el vino argentino, no se van a arrepentir.
__label__4 Great iced coffee! The chai iced Vanilla tea is also to die for. The place is not very big, but its its nice and they make good use of the space. I also enjoy all the local art work, it gives the space character... I will be back for sure! I wish the place was open late though... Oh well!
__label__1 I like to think of Petal has \"hit or miss.\"  Lately it has been a miss.  I feel like I can try on like 6-10 things and nothing will work- it won't fit right, too see through, etc.\n\nAlso, every time I am in there I feel rushed in the dressing room.  They are constantly trying to take things out (I assume for shoplifting reasons).  But I hate feeling so rushed.
__label__4 Pier 83 is one of our family's favorite restaurants in the valley. I was a newbie fish eater when we first went and have since learned to love all kinds of fish. It's fresh so it doesn't have that really strong fish flavor that a lot of places seem to have. My husband's family is from the Pacific Northwest and they say this is the best fresh fish place in town. With Monday Madness Specials and all you can eat Alaskan Cod Pier 83 is very reasonable and could fit most budgets. \n\nEverything is good here! It's a clean hole in the wall place with a neat and friendly atmosphere. Kids and Land Lovers would be able to eat here as well.
__label__3 Essentially fast food seafood. Mostly deep fried. Was pretty good. I had the Jumbo Combo which includes deep fried scallop, chicken breast, oyster, cod, shrimp, with fries and deep fried clam strips. It was good, not great as if we were in Boston or London but good. Love the fact I can order beer and wine. Decor is simple. People are friendly. The best part is price to taste ratio: the quality for the price is unbeatable. We spent $24 for Jumbo Combo, shrimp taco (which is quite large), beer and soda. I love seafood, eaten seafood all over the world from Vietnam, France, Italy, Baja California, and many more, and this is good food especially landlocked and for the price. Would certainly come again.
__label__4 2 words: Awe. Some. \n\nGreat fish & Chips, great Po' Boys, so far have loved everything I have tried.
__label__3 Very nice Asian market with a foodcourt. It's like a mini mall with different stores and restaurants and a food court.  I go here from time to time and love to eat lunch before I do my grocery shopping.  I just went the other day and there was a lot more vendors in the food court and the bakery finally opened up.  At the bakery I got a cream bun, which was yummy with airy and light bread and creamy custard filling.  I also got some cocunut bun thing and the filling was grainy and way too sweet. I also bought a bag of sho-pow with pork and veggie filling and it was pretty good, but later wished I got the honey bbq pork instead.
__label__2 I don't think I've ever reviewed a Walmart on yelp before, but there is always a first for everything!  This Walmart location in Belmont was pretty convenient, right off of I-85 (exit 26) and is right next to Lowe's Hardware Store.  \n\nI was in and out in a matter of minutes and didn't run into anything unusual.  Seems like the store was transitioning for the Easter Season so there were a lot of empty sections.  The store was clean, but I didn't get greeted at the door - must have come in during a shift change.
__label__2 Very clean and not crowded on weekends. They do price match only with Fry's, Safeway, Albertson and Basha.
__label__2 Dont believe the hype about super fresh and the best ingredients.  they are happy about the fact that they use canned, bagged, and tubbed ingredients.  they are set everywhere so you can see their brand partners. More like a marketing gimick than quality ingredients.  Anyway.\n\nThey have 2 veggi/vegan options.  An artichoke sub, and what amounts to a salad sub.\n\nI have had the salad sub a couple times lately and i have to say it was ok for what it was.  I wasnt blown away though. \n\nI asked for every vegetable they had with some seasoning and oil and vinegar.  \nthe veg was average.  the best part was the bread.  warm and toasty on the outside and nice and soft on the inside.  \n\nThe guys working were all nice and both times they brought out the food to us.  a nice touch.\n\nJust another average chain sandwich shop, but I will say its leaps and bounds better than subway.  But also double the price.  About $10 for a large veggie sub.  ouch.  add fries and a drink if you feel hungry and you couldve gone to an actual restaurant, and had a better meal.
__label__3 Have a beer, play some pacman, and eat cheese fries.  Sounds pretty grand to me, I really like hanging out with a group of guy friends here and just kicking it for a couple of hours.  You have to watch out for drunken game hogs that take over certain games for hours at a time, blowing dollar after dollar, while others sit and wait in line.  That is what happened the last time we were here.  My friend and I waited on a game for like twenty minutes before this middle aged drunk backed off, and I am pretty sure that he was about to pee himself.  Besides that, it is a great place for bdays and guy's night out.
__label__1 This place is big. There's bowling, pool, a restaurant with okay food, and games, most of which are played for tickets. There are three major knocks on this place in my opinion. First, it's really not that kid friendly, as it's open on two ends and there's nothin preventing someone from walking out with a kid. I always stress safety when we go but parents really need to stay in top of their kids, which can be difficult if you have more than one child. \n\nSecondly, it lacks a food selection of traditional arcade games. Most games are extremely violent or involve tickets, neither of which are appropriate for kids of some ages. \n\nOn another note, the games that are played for tickets are really an introduction to gambling, i.e. pay money to play a game of chance in hopes of winning tickets or a prize. I always steer the young ones away from playing games solely in the hope of winning tickets. I stress hat they should play a game that will be fun regardless of whether it involves tickets.\n\nIn summation, true kids love the place but I'm not a big fan.
__label__0 I went here for a work outing on a Friday afternoon. Maybe arcades aren't as exciting when you're no longer a kid? Maybe I'm too cheap to pay DOLLARS for a single game play? Who knows but I'm glad I wasn't picking up the tab. \n\nServer was nice in the eating area but when I requested a vegan option (btw, they'd been notified the day before by one of our team members there were special diets people coming) the guy was completely confused but thought the veggie burger was acceptable. Fine with me. We also have a celiac and lactose intolerant person with us - they did have allergen menus. She was able to order a chicken dish and brccoli no butter. Too bad they brought it out sopping in butter. It wasn't until the other dishes were brought out that I was notified the veggie burger had eggs in it. Fine, what else can you do? NOTHING. Um, not even a salad? Uh, I don't think so. Whatever, I left I got a salad from the food court and brought it back to eat with others. \n\nNo, I don't expect great dining at a place like this but I do expect them to come up with something when hosting a company function and are notified in advance. \n\nGames - I'm not a gamer so this may not be fair but nothing really made me want to spend my own money. \n\nBar - decent beer selection considering but overpriced .I'm guessing if I was there with Junior I'd pay over $5 for a domestic draft too. \n\nI'm not going back. Missing Jillians.
__label__0 This place is absolutely horrible! Ill never go back. The food took over an hour to be brought out, and wasn't even good. The games are way over priced. The men's bathroom was absolutely DISGUSTING! I even told them more than 5 times about the bathroom being under satisfactory and they didn't even care. Theres also trash on the floor everywhere. The employees seem to just be there to get a paycheck, and don't give a shit about anything. Ill never go back. The D and B in Jacksonville FL is SOOOO much better and friendly service and clean with amazing food!!
__label__3 We definitely had fun and enjoyed the fan. We will be back!
__label__1 we decide to have our christmas party here for the enterteiment. i was so desagree the food the plates were expensive and not very good.  also they did let us play on the table pools because the have some kind of activity with few people over.
__label__1 This Krispy Kreme bums me out. The stars are for sheer convenience. I've gone 3 times before work because it's on my way, they have a drive-thru and it opens at 5:30, which is nice for us early risers.\n\nThings that aren't nice: \n\nMajor inconsistency. I know it's just opening, but they should have some sort of supervision for quality control..Once my creamer/sugar/stirrer/napkins were tidily put into a little bag, other times they hand them to me like a kid scooping dirt out of a sandbox with two hands. Twice I didn't get anything to stir my coffee with and everything just settled to the bottom.. depressing.\n\nI swear I didn't once get the donut I ordered. Most disappointingly, they once gave me a cake donut. Who orders a cake donut at Krispy Kreme? Cold, hard, blah. It defeats the entire purpose.
__label__4 Banh Pho and Bun are both awesome. Love this place.
__label__3 The tortillas alone could make this place. \n\nI went at 12:30pm - got food and a table right away. I got the bean and cheese burrito with a side of guacamole. Everything was excellent and fresh. But the highlight, as mentioned, were the tortillas. They appeared to be homemade. And they were incredible.\n\nThe menu is limited, but also cheap. So I don't really see room for complaints there. The house the restaurant lives in is cute and cozy feeling.\n\nI liked this place even more when I learned that America was the name of the owner and not some cheesy restaurant title.
__label__2 No, not named for this great country of ours, but for America, the owner. Went there based on a recommendation from a friend at work, and he was right...this place was great. Had the carne asada burrito. The meat was perfectly flavored and the burrito was freshly made. It could not have been better. Opted for the pricey Coca Cola from Mexico. Very good, but at $3 a bottle, a little pricey, especially where I tend to drink a lot of soda when I eat lunch. They now have a liquor license, so they offer a variety of Mexican brand beers. Sodas come in bottles and cans, depending on the brand. One nice option I liked was they accept credit cards, which at first isn't obvious. There are no signs that they take credit. The only way I knew was seeing a tiny magnetic strip reader next to the cash register. The restaurant is inside an old, small house, so there isn't a lot of room, and it's tough to find seating if you're more than a party of two. There is off-street parking behind the restaurant, but again, it's the back yard to an old home, so parking can be tight.
__label__2 I don't know if it's the best Carne Asada in town.  But it's darn tasty... flank steak assertively marinated and grilled, with a nice char on the outside.  The char sets good carne asada apart from the rest.  Loved the agua fresca offerings.... I got the jamaica and dining partner ordered tamarindo.  both tangy and refreshing.  however we take major points off for the chips/salsa.  it's a side dish for $1.50, with a fairly good sized basket of chips but a tiny little dribble of salsa.  we got more for another $1.50 and still felt ripped off.  I mean c'mon, kids, you can make gallons of the stuff for a small amount of dinero, you're shamelessly overcharging for it.  We will probably go back to try the Vampiro and the Pastor, but I'd gladly give more than 3 stars if you weren't so parsimonious with salsa, a Mexican restaurant staple.
__label__2 Finding a place with a large patio on a hot summer day can not be considered a great find.\n\nWe arrived and parking was so tight we had to park on a near by neighbor hood street.\n\nInside it was crowded with a long line to order.\n\nMost items are available in regular and XL size. I went with a regular vegetarian quesadilla $3.75 and \"Americas corn\" 2.50, and was then given a number for my table.\n\nMy quesadilla arrived and it was much smaller than I expected and less cheesy, but the saut\u00e9ed onions were good. The Corn is just a corn on the cob, covered in mayo and then some shredded cheese. Each dish comes with a small piece of cucumber and radish. \n\nOn the table there is a large selection of hot sauces however they did not taste fresh to me.\n\nMy co workers got the carne asada and they liked it.\n\nThey have a 2-6 happy hr with $1 tacos cheap chips and beer I may try it again for a late lunch.
__label__2 Loved the carne, hated the seating arrangement. \n\nWe hit the Coronado location today for lunch and despite planning our meet for 11:30 to increase our chances of landing a table inside we were diverted to Patio City. Huge bummer.\n\nThe burrito was all kinds of delicious (and the portion is perfect, unlike the 'roided up burritos found at Qdoba, Chipotle and even Chico's) but sitting at a rock hard, scorching hot picnic table took a bit of the enjoyment away from the experience. \n\nI understand the converted house is tiny (and that's part of charm), but would investing in some misters downgrade the authenticity? I think not. \n\nAlso, I'm not against any Green initiatives, but delivering food baskets sans napkins is a bad move.\n\nI'll definitely go back for the carne, but probably not anytime before late October.
__label__3 I like to get about one hundred burritos under my belt before I review a taco shop. In all honesty, America's Taco Shop is my neighborhood go-to place for my bean fix.  I stop by on my bike ride home.\n\n(By the way, where did the red bike rack go? It disappeared when the front patio grew. One-star deduction for disabling your cycling customers.)\n\nAs other vegetarians have pointed out, the bean-and-cheese burrito is one of few veggie options (salsa, guacamole, vegetarian quesadilla, corn) at America's, but it makes the place.  I've heard rumors that the beans are not pinto, but some other two-word variety. Pray tell, America's.\n\nFor a party at my house, I ordered triple salsa and chips and America's more than doubled this catering order in a large foil chafing dish.\n\nPeople often complain about the narrow options here, but I for one like a restaurant whose identity is clear -- carne asada and the best beans in town -- and sticks to it.\n\nThe corn with cheese and hot sauce is hit or miss, depending on the tenderness and sweetness of the kernels that day, but subpar America's corn is still good corn.\n\nBring back the bike rack, please.
__label__1 Was REALLY hoping that this place would be amazing...\n\nIt wasn't\n\n\nTotally over-rated\n\nCarne Asada is very bland\n\n$1 tacos from taco trucks in LA BLOW this place away\n\nClose by...such a shame
__label__1 This place isn't what it's cracked up to be. We were downtown and decided to go. We heard from some friends that this place was really good. They said they have the best carne asada but it's actually just mediocre. \n\nIf you want really good Mexican food you should try out Los Taquitos, they have the best Mexican food in the valley. They were also featured on diners drive-ins and dives, so that gives them a little bit of cred.
__label__0 Ordered the carne asada breakfast burrito. The most bland burrito I have eaten since the invention of the microwave. I assume it was the carne asada burrito, there was no evidence of meat to confirm this claim. I'll go back once more to try the quesadilla. Not going to hold my breath though.
__label__0 The beans are bland as cardboard. The onions were uncooked and the salsa was not pica. I recommend taco bell over this place. However the cochata was delicious. Maybe they should rethink their mission and vision.
__label__2 So somewhere in the center of the corporate bagel universe the baker demigods got together and decided that some bagel chains would be better priced for bagels with just a basic spread- like cream cheese or peanut butter, while others would get the price break for bagels with, aka the breakfast sandwich.  Why else would a some bagel shops charge $1.50 for the bagel with spread, while the others go for $2.00 plus?  And still others charge $4.00 for a bagel with egg and cheese, while other do it for $2.00?\n\nBrueggers, as a chain, was blessed with the breakfast sandwich advantage, and they do it well.  Not only can you get an egg o'bagel for under $3.00, but you can also add spinach, mushrooms, and other fresh veggies to it for just a few shekels more.  This is not possible at your other corporate bagel stops.  If a bagel with a spread won't do, Bruegger's is a better bet.  \n\nAdd to that the fact that this store is just a doorway away from a Carribou's Coffee and this is breakfast made in heaven.  Sadly, though, I am not alone in this assessment as both sides can be quite full on weekend mornings.  This even holds true for the outside patio tables during warmer weather, where people watching is at a premium.  Sadly this can making parking a challenge too, though CMC's lot next door has helped out.\n\nThe other challenge is, as mentioned by others, cleanliness of the place.  Staff are apparently too busy serving new customers and ringing them up, as late mornings look something like a post-locust plague landscape in terms of trash and spills left along table tops.  A little gross, but easy to fix.\n\nWeekday mornings can be just as tricky with parking, but folks are so much sitting around and drinking in the morning.  Great deal on a baker's dozen bagels on Wednesdays, which always makes you popular back in the office.
__label__4 We had a fantastic meal!  The fresh hot bread with soft butter and the mixed greens salad got things off to a great start and then I had the sesame encrusted salmon with mashed potatoes and fried spinich, all of which was perfectly prepared and delicious.  My 8 year-old daughter enjoyed her meal as well (grilled cheese with veggies).  For dessert, we had the Big Daddy chocolate cake, which was wonderful!  Kathy was a terrific server - very efficient and friendly. We will be back!
__label__2 Tucked away location.  Food is good and consistent.  Atmosphere is just a bit too blahhh.  Needs some clutter or something.  If there was not a brick oven, this place could be almost any type of restaurant.  Wine list is okay, nothing to write home about.  Servers are mediocre.  One server (pray you never get him) will talk your ear off.  We will deliberately wait to ensure we do not get him.  Sad actually...\nWorth a shot, but still waiting for this place to come into its own.
__label__1 My husband and I had both of our families in town for a small wedding in February. We had our first date at MezzaNotte and have been regular customers since. We decided to have a little dinner reception at the restaurant after our ceremony. It was a large party of 18 people. We had quite a bit of trouble getting a menu established with the managers. They don't seem to communicate very well and are largely unorganized. On The night of our reception most everything went alright, but we were disappointed that the managers didn't honor our menu requests. We paid a lot of money to have our families eat at the restaurant and while the main dishes were good, our agreed upon appetizers and desserts were not. We were highly disappointed and will probably be looking for a new neighborhood italian restaurant.
__label__4 I just picked up my new Oakley sunglasses and they are awesome!!!  I've been going here for the past 5+ years and everytime is fantastic.  The entire staff goes beyond making you feel comfortable during your visit.\nWhether you're getting an exam or picking out the perfect frames they will help every step of the way.
__label__4 Second visit to Three Amigos, this time to celebrate a birthday and treat some out of town friends.  It was just as good as last time, though this time we had an easier time communicating with our server, who informed us that basically anything they make (enchiladas, etc.), we could get with their grilled veggie mixture instead of meat.  SCORE.  She recommended the enchiladas verde, which was FANTASTIC.  I could slurp their verde sauce with a spoon.\n\nPlantains once again instead of rice.  Seriously, they should just forgo the rice and serve fried plantains with every dish.  It could be their signature.
__label__1 My rating is solely based on the service. I ordered food to eat-in but it took close to an hour to be prepared, so I changed it to take-out. Haven't tried the food yet.
__label__3 When we got here for dinner, as is the case with most Mexican restaurants, we were given the chips and salsa. Some chips had a red paprika seasoning, some had what looked like black pepper and some were plain. The salsa was amazing! We got the chicken empanada which was extremely delicious and full of flavor. I ordered the shrimp soft taco combo and my boyfriend ordered the tostada and enchilada combo. His food was great, but I forgot to tell them I didn't want sour cream on my tacos and didn't realize it till my order arrived -- not a big deal, I just scraped the sour cream off but my tacos still tasted like something was amiss even after adding some of the hot sauce. My wonderful boyfriend poured some of the salsa left over from the chips and voila my shrimp tacos were perfect!\nI was also quite impressed with the service. Although our server took longer than normal to come to our table to take our order, she was very pleasant, polite, and attentive.
__label__4 Excellent service, great margaritas and fantastic food! The most authentic Mexican in Charlotte. The pork and pineapple tacos are a must have. My new favorite Mexican restaurant in Charlotte.
__label__1 This Hooters has the sorriest service known to man, especially considering it's never busy during the day. I went to pick up a takeout order. There were literally 5 people at the bar. I waited 7 minutes before the waitress, Brittany, acknowledged my existence. The actual food was fine this go around. It's hit and miss. Just never come here in a rush. You will leave frustrated.
__label__2 The food is really, really good but the service is horrifically slow.  If you are golfing or live in the community it is well worth the wait if you have a few days to spare.
__label__2 We visited the Burgundy Lion for lunch on a Tuesday. We arrived at 12 noon and already the pub was filling up.  Great interior, very similar to a British pub/bar in London. The choice of beers was excellent with Guinness, Boddingtons etc etc. Service was fast and the menu is slick and to the point. There wasn't pages and pages of dishes which is so off putting when you only have a short lunch break. Plenty of British traditions such as Fish and Chips, Bangers and Mash, Ploughmans, and good old indian curry. \n\nWe ordered the Highland burger with french fries and also the Tikka Masala curry with naan bread. I was asked how I liked my burger cooked which was a surprise to hear for a lunchtime pub so after this question I expected a great burger. Much to say, I was very disappointed. The burger was tiny within a huge bun. It literally sat in the middle like a meatball while the bun remained soggy. It was difficult to pick up and fell apart. The meat was very dry, almost like it was reheated rather than freshly cooked. The tikka masala curry was also very dry, like it was cooked and then reheated in the microwave. There wasn't any moisture in the sauce at all more-so like curry paste stuck to the chicken. \n\nI must say though the french fries that came with the burger were the best I had ever had and their homemade sauce was excellent. \n\nHowever $45 for two lunch main dishes, a pint of Guinness and a panache was too much especially for the overly cooked and very dry food.
__label__0 I'm not one to judge pub food, because I don't eat it often. However, I am more than displeased with the food I ate at Burgundy Lion. I lie crouched in my bed right now suffering from a stomach ache, which was not there before I ate at B.L. It's sad, because I was really looking forward to eating at this place with friends; but between the lousy service and day old meal, I was ready to leave. The servers accidentally elbowed me in the head too many times; they forgot to put the order in for brussel sprouts and bacon, so I waited more than an hour for my meal; the fries were stale, the gravy was rancid, the codfish cakes tasted as if they were frozen like they thawed them in the deep fryer, and I think the sausage role is the reason why I'm in this state. The only thing worth getting is the house beer and don't get me started on how dry the Angus burger is. I was with a friend who is a burger fanatic and she was not touching that thing! The worst part is that you're paying so much for a meal that you didn't even enjoy. I've had meals at five star restaurants in Spain that were cheaper than this joint. Overall, this place is overrated and overpriced! Go at your own risk!
__label__1 Overrated brunch. I shared 2 dishes: the scotch eggs and the full monty, which is a combination of all the options for breakfast. It wasn't really tasty or that memorable.
__label__3 Just a solid neighborhood pub. Good atmosphere. Good English tap list. Didn't eat anything. Impressive selection of scotch. Was full 2pm on mon.
__label__3 Had breakfast here with my honey on the way to the airport to go back home to Cali. \n\nThe restaurant was very clean and the decor was contemporary.\n\nWe were immediately seated and given menus and a glass of water. I immediately noticed the menu consisted of a fusion of french and southern foods. \n\nI ordered an egg white omelet, it came with potatoes, and toast. I also had a mimosa. \n\nMy husband ordered the quiche lorraine which came with a salad. He also ordered a bloody mary. \n\nWe also ordered beignets (we couldn't resist) which came with raspberry sauce, nutella, and a vanilla bean sauce. \n\nThe food as GREAT and cheap! The raspberry sauce was good enough to write home and tell mom. \n\nThe beignets was not as good as the ones you get from the famous Cafe du Mond in New Orleans but they were very tasty. \n\nI wish we would have discovered this place sooner.
__label__3 Stopped by twice this past week, a Tuesday and a Wednesday during happy hour. What a shame the place was vacant.  Sat at the bar and enjoyed some wine and appetizers. The menu looked scrumptious with some unusal choices not available elsewhere. They bake their own bread and pastries.  I tried the fries with mushroom gravy and guyere cheese. Yummy.  A ham and cheese sandwich with mornay sauce was excellent.  Staff is very friendly.  The food here is too good to pass by. If you haven't been here it is worth the trip.  They have Sunday brunch too which will be my next visit.
__label__3 Eh... 4 stars is more like rounding up from 3.5.\n\nThe food is ok by general Chinese takeout standards. This is the first takeout restaurant I've been to since I moved here so I cannot compare it to anything else. I get my entrees with the sauce on the side since I don't like my food swimming in sauce, and I guess because I do this, I get a taste of what the food really tastes like. Sometimes the chicken is soggy, and sometimes the beef is... not beef. So goes Chinese takeout. \n\nThe restaurant is clean and has plenty of seating. The lunch combos are great for the price and even the entrees aren't that expensive. If you're in Squirrel Hill and craving some Chinese takeout, don't overlook this place.
__label__2 Reliable Chinese delivery at a good price.  Once you learn what they do well (General Tso's chicken, the duck dishes, lo mein, teriyaki chicken, shrimp egg rolls, steamed and fried dumplings) and what they do not-so-well (won ton soup, fried rice, regular egg rolls)*, you can have a pretty consistently good experience with them.  Online ordering makes things a lot easier, the delivery folks are polite and arrive within the estimated time, and the food is pretty good.  Also, one night we ordered a little close to closing time and arrived a few minutes late to pick it up, and they were very nice about sticking around for us.  \n\nI wish I could give it a less lukewarm endorsement, but going from the Asian food of San Francisco, CA to that of Swissvale, PA has been a little bit jarring.  All in all, no major complaints; it's great to have a dependable Saturday-night-in staple for the fiance and I. \n\n*The won ton soup and regular egg rolls are so-so, but passable; the fried rice is just abysmal.  If you want fried rice, go elsewhere.
__label__1 I went to this restaurant once before and had an enjoyable experience. I realized that most of the experience consisted of alcoholic beverages, so this may have clouded my judgement. At the time, the restaurant also didn't have very many people. Tonight most restaurants were crowded, so we decided to come here. I ordered a grilled salmon plate, and it was okay. I love salmon, but left wishing for more flavor. Most of the vegetables were onions, which I thought was a bit odd. Even the fried rice was bland. This restaurant has a tepan section, so I was anticipating flavorful rice. I would give this restaurant a solid okay. On a positive note, the servers are very friendly.
__label__2 I went to Teavana after my LuLuLemon shopping spree. The tea they leave out to sample was calling my name. GREAT TEA! Unfortunately I have not been able to reproduce the tea experience at my home. I am not a tea master, but I did read the instructions carefully. Now I am wondering if I actually bought the tea that I sampled...? I may never know. I found the store to be nice and welcoming, but like I said I think the tea person behind the counter gave me the wrong/or incorrectly mixed tea because it doesn't take the same. Hummmm. I will always wonder. I will continue to go back for samples:)
__label__4 Went back today for the first time since moving across town...got a soy latte and pastry. As usual, the staff was incredible. The soy latte cannot be beat...as Jason S. mentioned, they are one of the only places in town that can do a soy latte correctly.\n\nI did notice a sign that their muffins are all $1 and cookies are $1.50 after 4pm - though you have to pay in cash.  This makes me want to go back at 4pm just to get the leftovers...they are amazing! \n\nToday I saw, a true sign of a real coffee shop...two groups of people engaged in conversations about current issues...
__label__3 Boy is this place ever a freaking cliche. The girls with sleeve tats, the barista with the sternum piercing. The dude outside with crazy dreadlocks. The insane obsession with everything being \"organic'. Yes this is your generic run of the mill \"non-generic\" coffee shop. It's clean. It has all the drinks you come to expect from a coffee shop. Price was what I expected. Taste was what I expected. I can't say I can find anything special about this place, but for a good solid coffee shop in Vegas I can't think of another place I'd recommend more.
__label__4 Love this place. Hands down, it's one of the best coffee shops in Vegas. The soy latte is very very good.  \"summer specialties\" are great, try the \"iced vanilla fog latte\". The place has free wi fi and has a cool vibe during weekends. I often go on sundays just to unwind while reading a good magazine/book.\n\nedit: after more than 4 years and lots of coffee, I still think Sunrise Coffee is the best coffee shop in all of east LV. I also buy whole bean bags from the in-house roaster \"The Mothership\". The expresso blend is quite good and a great option for getting the freshest roasted coffee in the city (besides Colorado River Coffee Roasters, located in Boulder City, which takes 2-3 days to deliver by mail).
__label__4 I often go to Vegas for work trips and I am always dying for a latte when I get into town. Sunrise is pretty close to the airport, and I came here my last trip based on yelp reviews. I was not disappointed. In fact, I came here every morning during my business trip, even though it was not close to my hotel nor was it close to the places I had to go to for work.\n\nI checked in and got the free ice tea, but did not use it my initial visit. I ordered a vanilla latte. It was really good. The staff was really nice and helpful when coming back and picking an ice tea. When I came back later that first day, the cashier recommended the peach ice tea. i am still craving the ice tea and sadly I won't be back in the Vegas area anytime soon to get another.\n\nDefinitely make the trip to Sunrise for any of their tasty treats.
__label__4 First time here. Came here because I heard of the vegan options and its very near to my work.  I'm not a vegan, but its nice to go to places that have that option. They have vegetarian And Vegan options if that makes a difference for you.  They also have vegan pastries available.  From 5pm to 8pm they sell it for $1.\n\n People raved about the alien burrito so I had ordered that and couldn't resist having a frappe mint mocha.  As I wait for my food order the nice cashier came to my table to deliver my frappe .  \n\nI nearly drank all my mint mocha, it was delightful on this hot day.  Alien Burritto when I finally had it when I brought it to the office, it did not disappoint! Beans, quinoa, cheese, red bell peppers, lots of rolled lettuce. It was very flavorful without any meat!\n\nVery cozy atmosphere, it's the artsy coffee shop you usually would find in LA.\n\nSunset coffee you will see me again :)
__label__1 Coffee was pretty good. We decided to sit outside & they brought us our drink orders  shortly after we ordered it. I got a latte & hubby got the hand crafted horchata. Both were pretty good but I think the latte could have been a bit hotter. \nThe main problem & the reason for the 2 stars is that we also ordered some food that never got brought out to us. Once we were done with our drinks (about 20 mins after we got them) we went inside to see what was up with the food order. I noticed what I thought was our order sitting on the counter & asked if it was ours.. \"Oh yeah, we've been calling for it for a while\" was their response. I inquired as to why it didn't get brought outside like the drinks were & they said something about the tag or receipt not saying \"outside\". Really? Our order was all on the same tab & somehow the drinks made it outside to us but not the food? I don't know how long it had been sitting there while other people came up to get their orders & possibly coughed &/or sneezed on our food. Ick. \nI might return again but maybe just for the coffee & that's a BIG might.
__label__4 I LOVE THIS COFFEE SHOP!!!\n\nI am impressed with Sunrise Coffee for so many reasons, but mainly because they are doing RIGHT what so many other coffee shops fail to do: An EXCELLENT cup of coffee!!! \n\nIt's been my mission to find authentic, handcrafted espresso drinks in Vegas, and I have finally found it in Sunrise. It's my only \"go to\" coffee shop from here on out, I don't care that it's across town, it's more than worth it. It's so perfect, reminds me of the great coffee houses of Northern California and the Pacific Northwest, but on a smaller scale. It's very clean and modern, the employees were friendly and had a refreshing attitude. Their espresso is the best I've had in Las Vegas, and it's close to the airport and has a drive thru! \n\nSo crazy in love with this place. WOW!!!
__label__4 Not what I expected. It almost looked like a starbucks when I walked in BUT BOY WAS I WRONG Best coffee I have ever had! Beautiful foam designs on every coffee.. Lots of vegan choices, sandwiches, burritos, pastries, an outstanding vegan muffin and regular egg breakfast type sandwiches. A fantastic fun find and a must if you are vegan. Unique and Good
__label__4 It is such a wonderful feeling to walk in the door of your favorite coffee house and see such smiling faces like Becky, Mike and Hannah.  They are always so helpful and so upbeat, a perfect way to start any day!  I love all of the food items and especially the lattes, but I think you hit the jackpot when you find great food, drinks and customer service all under the same roof!
__label__1 THIS IS FOR HAPPY HOUR ONLY...\n\nMcCormick's is a sold chian seafood restaurant.  I've dined here for full dinner several times and the food is typically well prepared, if unimaginative.\n\nHappy Hour runs Monday through Friday until 6:30pm with drink and food specials in the bar and front section of the restaurant.  We arrived at 6pm on a Fridayy night, and it was standing room only in the bar, but we were able to grab one of the \"happy hour\" tables in the main dining room.  There are about a dozen items on the HH food menu, including a $2.95 half pound cheeseburger.  Prices range from $1.95 to $4.95.\n\nWe ordered fish tacos ($1.95 for 2), ceviche ($1.95), cheeseburger sliders ($4.95 for 3), sweet potato fries ($3.95), Ahi tostadas ($4.95), and steamed mussles ($2.95).  The fish tacos were two dry corn tortillas with one piece of blackened fish in each.  There was cabbage and tomato on the plate which we put on top.  They weren't terrible.  The ceviche has a thick tomato base and tasted more like ketchup than anything.  Mussels were stringy and chewy.  They looked dried out despite being cooked in a white wine broth.  The sliders were GREAT.  Soft rolls, grilled onions, cooked medium.  The Ahi Tostadas were also great; three peices of seared Ahi on fried wonton wrappers topped with purple cabbage and a sesame dressing.  Sweet potato friens are sweet potato fries.  They were hot, crispy and plentiful.\n\nThere were no liquor specials listed on the happy hour menu, only beer and wine specials.  I had a $5 champagne cocktail and hubby ordered a $4.50 beer.\n\nNext time, I think we'll stick with the things they seemed to do well, which are also the more expensive offerings.  The service was smooth and attentive.  The atmosphere is not high energy or exciting.  This is a place to eat and go, not to hang out and people watch or chat.
__label__2 Pretty good prices on their happy hour.  The best deal is their 1/2 lb burger with fries for $3.  They also have garlic wine mussels for $4 which are decent, although the broth isn't as flavorful as other McCormick and Schmick's I've been to.  Other items that aren't as good are the tuna tostadas and the fish tacos.
__label__4 Sens+Friday Night=Good times!\n\nSo my girl and I figured we would walk to dinner this past Friday to one of the many new hip, downtown spots...couldn't have been a better choice for us to make!\n\nSens was excellent, our waitress (don't wanna try and spell her name for fear of butchering it.) was amazing, wonderful knowledge of the menu...you could tell she adored the food, so we went with it....we didn't order a single thing....just said \"bring us more\"...and boy was that the right call!!\n\nSIDE NOTE: I LOVE small plates....I think more places should take this route!  I mean come on....why settle for tasting one or two items when you can have six?  Yeah, I thought you'd agree :)\n\nAs I sat there...admiring the beautifully appointed decor...drinking my signature chile infused \"Hot and Dirty\" martini (yes it is hot...and quite dirty...very tasty!)  I realized wow...this is the best duck I've ever tasted...really, \"must try's\" here include (besides the hot and dirty martini) Ginger Mint Duck salad...and my favorite of the night...the Soup Goyza, an amazing, melt in your mouth dumpling with a mixture of pork and cabbage in a broth...absolutely amazing!!\n\nSIDE NOTE #2: ANY joint that's not afraid to play a little Puscifer is ok in my book...DJ's a great call here!  Oh....and not for nothing....the red light in the bathroom is kewl and make sure you DON'T miss the painting on the right as you pass through the red curtain...very HOT!!\n\nConclusion....run, don't walk to this one, you won't be disappointed!!
__label__3 I've followed owner Johnny Chu through several of his Asian dining concepts, and I must say that this one is the best in its all-around atmosphere, bar setting, and tapas selection.  I still miss his influence over Fate, but Sens is sure to bring back the fun of Lucky Dragon in a more mature and sophisticated way.  This is definitely my pick for chic cocktail bar in downtown Phoenix.\n\nOh by the way.....  Don't try to order takeout.  They won't do it, and I respect that decision.  But I will say that Catherine was not happy that she couldn't get her soup dumplings last spring while she sat at home in the final days of pregnancy.  :-)
__label__2 Scale of 1-10 (single visit):\n7 Food\n9 Service\n9 Atmosphere\n6 Value\n\nI just haven't really had the desire to go back here.  Nothing was particularly bad, it was just that I don't feel like I got my money's worth.  Because I paid a lot of money.  And our dessert, though we were warned it was going to be small, was SMALL.  As in, i got a half bite, and she got a half bite, and then it was gone.  poof.\n\nThe food was good, but nothing I was oohing and ahhing over.  I have to say the presentation makes it feel special though.\n\nI'd go back, but only on someone else's suggestion.  Otherwise I'll be at Breadfruit or PastaBar or Urban Grocery or Cibo or somewhere else downtown.
__label__2 We came here after the GIANTS spring training game.  The DJ spinning the tunes had some pretty good beats.  There isn't much open late, but luckily we were able to find this on yelp.\n\nWe ordered a number of tapa's plates such as the tofu, edamame, pork buns, Xiao lum bao's, Miso soup, spicy noodles,  spicy shrimp, and a few others.  It was good, but not fabulous.  It seems like they use the same style when trying to make their dishes spicy.  It had the same spice to it each time, so the chef should change this up.  \n\nOverall the price is okay.  The drinks weren't that good,  my wife said her drink wasn't very good.  I don't think I will come back here as there are much better fusion places in places like CA and NY.  But I guess for PHX, it's okay.
__label__2 A nice variety of asian plates are offered in this place. Not the best ones I have tried in all categories but if you want variety this is a good place.
__label__1 I just can't figure out how this place got so many stars by so many people. \n\nMy sis and I picked up our friend at the airport on friday night and we were hungry. So we looked up a good restaurant on trusty Yelp to help us decide. We fell on this place which got great reviews and seemed like it would be fun and delicious. \n\nWe found the place pretty quickly and stepped right in. We were quickly seated, but service was slow throughout. After about 10-15 min we finally got our drinks...OUR DRINKS. My companions got drinks and they tasted bitter. Not worth $10 in my opinion.\n\nThe food itself was a disappointment. We ordered their Korean short ribs, ginger mint duck salad, beach mushrooms, and chicken lollipops.\n\nMy issue is not the size of the dishes, we all knew what tapas are so we were already expecting small portions, but with those small portions and the amount of money we were paying we expected good food. Instead we got pretentious food with unbalanced flavor. If you're going to dress up my food, make sure it tastes as good as it looks.\n\n1. The Korean short ribs were okay except for the fact that it was drowned in a very sweet sauce. If the ribs were DRIZZLED with the sauce I think it would have been very successful.\n\n2. Ginger mint duck salad, I thought the duck was well cooked, but the sauce was overpowering and bitter.\n\n3. Chicken lollipops were way too salty. I had to drink water with every bite of the chicken.\n\n4. The only saving grace was the beach mushrooms. It was balanced and just plain delicious. It was a little awkward to eat, but I could easily get over that since the dish was such a treat. If all of my other dishes were as good as this one, I'd be raving about this place.     \n\nSo after all of this, we didn't even want dessert, which is a shame because I love dessert and it was my birthday. Poor excuse of a meal for the price. I expected more. Not sure if it's the prettiness of the place that people fall in love with, but for me, the food was not up to par.
__label__3 Always friendly, Call ahead and they've got it waiting.  I wish they could just know by my # what I always order.
__label__2 Love the sandwiches, but you can feel the resentment from the staff.  Not sure what's going on there, but over the course of 3 years, each and every person I've ordered from made me feel like they really hated making the sub.  Maybe that's why they put the hard wood-like pepper stem core on every sub I've ever ordered.  The subs are good, that's why I keep going back. I just find that hard wooden pepper-stem part and remove it.  The store down on Bell @ 91st is a whole different story.....they seem genuinely happy to have you as a customer, but I'm not driving that far for a sub.
__label__4 My husband & I went to Fleming's this past weekend and all I can say is AMAZING!!! The ambience was amazing, the service was beyond amazing, the food was PHENOMENAL...We had the crab cakes for our appetizer and OMG if they weren't the best crab cakes we've ever eaten. I had the filet & my husband had the ribeye, which I wasx jealous of because the ribeye had the most amazing flavor we have ever tasted. My filet was delicious, but I still prefer Ruth Chris's filet over any filet I'v ever had, but it was still amazing. I did enjoy their signature scalloped potatoes. I do admit I was nervous to try them b/c I don't like spicy foods and this potato has japaleno's, but you would never know it. Our server was the best and overall I rate this Steakhouse in my Top 2. If you have the budget, you absolutely HAVE to come to Flemings...You will not be disappointed!
__label__4 Delicious food - eloquent, classy atmosphere and impeccable service. It's pricey but I don't mind paying for good food. There are also happy hour specials if you sit at the bar before 7.
__label__0 Worst customer service, the guy really asked me for my receipt to check my bag because he assumed I was stealing and he felt like an idiot when he didn't find anything
__label__3 Don't let the Pizza Hut exterior fool you; this is a decent place to grab a quick, fresh and cheap sushi combo lunch. \n\nHave been a few times with friends and mostly order the Sushi A combo for $8.95, which gets you two maki rolls (generally go with the California and Spicy Tuna), a ginger salad, and an egg roll. The ginger dressing here is quite good, but be sure to ask for it on the side unless you want your lettuce literally drowning in ginger goodness. The veggie egg roll isn't too greasy and the sushi is average but fresh. All this for $8.95 makes it a great lunch deal if you're in the Cotswold area. \n\nA must have if you aren't ordering off of the combo menu is the Cherry Blossom roll. It's the best roll I've had at Koishi and comes out looking like a flower, which gives it a little extra something, in my humble opinion. \n\nService is a bit on the slow side but generally friendly. And there is plenty of parking on the side and behind the building. Only gripe is that it's tough to get in/leave with the barrier in center of Sharon Amity and the no U-turn signs, but no worries; it's worth the bit of extra maneuvering.
__label__2 I've had hibachi take out from here several times and its not bad but I've had better!  Lunch chicken hibachi entree is probably in the $7 range.  I'm not really big on the carrot side that you get either, just not a huge fan of carrots I guess.\n\nAs long as Tokyo Japanese is in business down the road I will not be going to Tokyo One for their lunch hibachi take out.  Tokyo's chicken hibachi lunch special comes with soup, salad, awesome chicken hibachi, and two big scoops of rice for $4.95 which is unbeatable.  It's good quality food to boot!
__label__1 This used to be one of my favorite places in Charlotte (I was even the mayor on Foursquare) and one of the only places in the city with authentic dominican food and atmosphere...but then they changed ownership. They completely remodeled the restaurant which is nice but they increased prices, took some favorites off of the menu, and no longer give out plantain chips. I'm sad I may have to start cooking again.
__label__4 The food is absolutely amazing. Had a cubana sandwich and fries with a coke was one of the best lunches i have ever had!!! The waitresses were very nice too!
__label__4 I love West Elm! My go-to stores for kitchen, bartools, and glassware are usually Sur la Table and Crate and Barrel. I'd been in West Elm once before, not noticing they had a home goods area. (Or maybe it wasn't there yet). They have great glasware at a better price than most home goods/ cookware stores. Butcher boards, knives, barware, everything you need (Along with great furniture). And, they're opening up a coffee bar right inside the store! Pretty cool. Shop and pick up a cup of jo!
__label__2 There are many bigger and better Harris Teeter locations in Charlotte, but if you live in Plaza Midwood or NoDa, this one is your best option. Unfortunately, the produce there isn't great. And the location is pretty small. It's packed and frustrating around 6 pm, when everyone is getting off work and stopping there to buy groceries. I will say, the VIC card rewards are pretty good. You get good deals, and I got free luggage once through the program.
__label__2 Dear Harris-Teeter,\n\nThe Plaza-Midwood HT doesn't reflect the caliber of grocery shopping that you have always set.  You can do better and I can prove it!  Your stores have above-average customer service, selection, and are consitently stocked.  As a loyal shopper, let me suggest one of two options: expand the store or make it a niche store.  \n\nThis location is particularly cramped; shoppers like me have to offer akward \"excuse me, I'm trying to get to those blessed Twinkies\" to other shoppers.  It's hard to tell if someone is waiting in the check-out line or lingering around those endcap toilet paper specials.  I know you guys want to have it all, buts it ain't happening here.  If you can't expand, maybe you could make this a niche HT store- focusing on hot sellers, like 'beverages' or olives n' cheeses.\n\nI'm hoping that you'll consider revamping this store.  It's in a busy location, so don't dissapoint the multitudes that visit this store.\n\nSincerely,\n\nA Concerned Shopper
__label__2 OK - I have always liked Harris Teeter but as others have mentioned, this one is cramped, but hey, it is right in the middle of PlazaMidwood and you can't beat the location.  The fruit/veggie selection seemed above average to me but the protein section was missing some things.  Overall this place is A-OK with me.  I'll go back.
__label__1 Curse you Harris Teeter on Central for being the only sizable grocery store within walking distance of home! \n\nIf wikipedia is to be believed (if!) this store is the first Harris Super Market built in 1936 (this is before the great Harris-Teeter merge of 1960, of course).\n\nThis probably explains not only its fantastic location (which is rather awesome), but its numerous ailments: \n\n- Dingy look: yah, I'd say it looks about 75 years old! I never understood the impact of environment on my shopping experience until coming here.\n\n- Cramped conditions and narrow walking space: It is hard to get around, particularly if there is someone standing ahead of you. It may be that the original designers may not have considered the wheeled shopping cart (which was also invented in 1936). Perhaps one-way lanes in the store could remedy this?\n\n- Sub-par selection: this is the worst. If I have to go to other grocery stores just to get what I need... why bother coming here? \n\nOverall, in another 25 years this store would qualify as a history building (I think). Please get a move on that renovation else Plaza-Midwood will be stuck with you for a long time.\n\nI give two stars because the location rocks and because you do actually sell food. You are lucky that your slogan, \"Your Neighborhood Food Market\", makes no claims about being a Supermarket, otherwise we'd have some problems.
__label__4 Latta Park really floods when it rains but that aside, it's a cozy little park with nice walking paths, both paved and unpaved. It also has a basketball court and a kiddy playground.  There are trees and wildlife galore (birds and stuff) and tons of people walking their dogs, joggers and bikers passing through. \n\nJust watch out for cankerworm season.  All those odd strings suddenly hanging down from tree branches with the grubby little green guys on the ground?  Yep, that's them...  Gross!  Make sure to get your trees banded if there's a breakout in your area.
__label__2 Ok first off, with the demise of Soma and the fact that Green is in Tempe.....this place is a welcome sight, and I know I'll be back. The food is excellent. However I feel that Dr Weil has has has the wool pulled over his eyes by Mr. Fox. Come one \"Anazazi Beans\" and a drink called the \"Medicine Man\"? Really- as an American Indian rights advocate you'd think we'd be past this. Actually, you'd think educated white men with lots of money would be past this --but ya know. Just because Anazazi really refers to Ancestral Pueblo people who lived mainly in NM and N. AZ and means \"ancient enemy\" in Navajo so that term isn't used by nearly ANYONE anymore...means that you probaby shouldn't call your dish by that name. Other than that- I give em props for trying.\n\nI recently had another experience there where EVERYTHING was going wrong that night, and the staff recovered....kinda. My advice, shape up if ya wanna last.
__label__2 Three stars means A-OK, and that's exactly what this was.  \n\nAmbiance and service were spot on, as were menu choices.  But the food, for me, just didn't deliver.  Began with the carmelized onion tart and the hummus.  Both were good --and both made interesting by the addition of figs.  But neither were that interesting, or that big.\n\nI hemmed and hawed over several nice vegetarian/vegan options and decided on the teriyaki tofu.  Big mistake, I think.  It tasted like soy and sesame, and veggies and rice.  All good things but all completely identical to most of my weeknight meals at home.  I sat there eating it wondering why I'd come to a restaurant to eat a fairly standard stir fry tofu.  I also didn't like the banana chocolate dessert.  Way too sweet!\n\nSo why the three stars?  Like I say, service and ambiance were perfect.  And I really liked the wine our server recommended --an organic red from Spain.  My mom and aunt loved their meals, and my mom's dessert --an apple and cranberry crumble, was heaven!  So I guess, truth be told, I'm blaming myself. \n\nDang, though, usually I nail it when it comes to ordering something that will satisfy me!
__label__1 Good healthy eats where everything is organic.  But if eating organic food is not totally up your alley then it may seem a bit more expensive.  I got the tuna sashimi salad which was really to die for.  It was a nice size for me because Im not a heavy eater.  Boyfriend got some steak tacos which were really good but you pay about $15 for only 2 small tacos.
__label__2 Ingredients are fresh.\nService is pristine.\n\nThe tofu and bean dish with brown rice was aright.\n\nI liked the pineapple drink I had.\n\nWasn't a big fan of the zucchini baked pasta though.\nIts long thin sliced zucchini instead of pasta, and the texture just isn't right.\n\nOn the pricy side but most of it seems healthy.\nI guess I can't have both health and taste.
__label__4 Herb hummus, Street Tacos, Chopped salad w/chicken, & Tabbouleh Salad all delicious!\n\nIf I had to make s suggestion it would be to spice up the fish in the tacos with a little more flavor, but they were perfectly cooked, flaky and moist.\n\nThe hummus appetizer is a generous portion; enough for 4-6 people.
__label__4 I could eat here every day.  It has healthy food that is well prepared and has a good presentation.  It is casual and hip,modern and clean.  If you just want healthy food or are a vegan, you can find something for you.  Sit out side if you can.  Walk around the Biltmore Shopping Center.  Bring your kids and they can play on the. Grass.
__label__1 After having had many great eating and service experiences at the Tru Food in the Scottsdale Quarter, my boyfriend and I decided to visit the Biltmore location close to the Scottsdale Fashion Square. Well, sadly, it was like a completely different restaurant and not in a good way. \n\nHe had the shaved turkey sandwich with the sweet potato \"hash.\" The sandwhich was super dry with nothing on it or offered to moisten it up a bit. No real veggies on it either except a little shred of lettuce and a couple of grapes. The \"hash\" amounted to little more than some half cooked cubes of sweet potatoes poured on the plate. We couldn't figure out what was hash-like about it. He ate only half the sandwich and didn't bother with the hash after a couple of mouthfuls. \n\nBut the real issue was with what I ordered, the Street Tacos with what they were calling Sea Bass on the menu. I'd had these over in Scottsdale and they were amazing. But when I received  the three tiny circular mini-tacos at this location, the fish looked gray and sort of cooked, I guess, but mushy. It didn't  look like any sea bass I'd ever seen or eaten, but I thought I'd try them. Well, they were gushy and really fishy smelling. No amount of pico de gallo could cover up the substandard quality of this fish. When the server came by and asked how everything was, I asked her if the fish was fresh. She said \"yes, we get it every two days, flown in from Alaska. It's free range.\" hahahaha I almost corrected her that sea bass, even crappy sea bass, doesn't come from Alaska and fish aren't free range...they're not chickens on a farm. She was obviously badly trained in their own food sources. I told her it was mushy and questionable in quality and to just take it away. Then she said, \"I always get the steak version of the tacos.\" I guess we now know why...\n\nNext thing you know, the manager is at our table asking about it all. I asked if it was old or just not cooked thoroughly, but he assured me that it was neither. But he did say that their sea bass was really baramundi, which is NOT normal sea bass, but an Asian substitute (farm-raised and NOT from Alaska, more like Indonesia). \n\nTo his credit, he did comp my meal since I didn't eat much of it, but we won't be back to this location again. Why bother?  So we can tempt fate and our good health with some other questionable fish or other dish? I don't think so. Oh, and when I asked him if he had tried the fish tacos, he hesitated and admitted he always gets the steak version. Hmmm. Wish I had too!\n\nAs for the service, it was very slow at 4:30 on a Sunday (hardly anyone in there either). They were having some kind of on and off staff meeting right in front of the customers, ignoring everyone. Weird. Staff meetings should be before or after they open, not during business hours.\n\nSo, be aware that like all chains, each Tru Food location is NOT the same. Go to Scottsdale Quarter if you can for great, fresh food, super service, and a better atmosphere. Do yourself and your health a favor and skip Biltmore.
__label__1 This place is really over-hyped.  We had the edmame dumplings (not sure of the exact spelling !) for starters.  We got four bland flat dumplings filled with some paste and floating in soy I think.  It was really tasteless. Then I asked the server for his recommendation.  He asked us to go for the chicken chopped salad.  The salad was really ordinary. . Lots of cheese blocks..and it was 14$ !!!  I think this restaurant tries too hard to be like the 'hipster' places in san Francisco.  Disappointed !
__label__1 I want to live this place but it's hard.  The food is fresh and nutritionally smart.  The service is nice.  But the portions are so small.  I ordered the lentil soup and it was almost all water with a teaspoon of lentils.  Mentioned it to the server and no action.  $5 for carrot juice but the glass was full of ice.  Really?  Strawberry salad was good if you like lettuce but had a total of three cut up strawberries.  So, Fox restaurants, stop being so cheap on your food cost!!
__label__4 When reading this please note that I am not the kind of girl who seeks out \"health foods\". If it's healthy and delicious I am all about that but it's definitely not a priority for me when picking a place to eat. \nI came here because we had a work lunch here and I'm sure glad I did. The started out with the cucumber refresher. Granted it's a bit expensive for a little drink that doesn't even have alcohol in it but I find myself getting it every time I go there. \"Refreshing\" is an understatement if you ask me. Even my soul feels cool after drinking this. \nThe service is always very helpful and eager to explain the philosophy of the creator of True Foods. I would tell you but I think they would do a much better job. I love that you can see them cleaning and preparing your food right in front of you. Because you know what they say: \"Secrets don't make friends\".\nI've had the dumplings and thai shrimp spaghetti and I love it so much I have never been able to bring myself to try anything else. I've been with a few other people and I have never heard any complaints. I even with with this New Yorker once who has never met a vegetable in his life and he ordered the burger. He said that he likes more grease and meat but for a healthy choice he was blown away about how much it didn't suck. \nFor him, that's a big of a compliment as you're going to get for a place like this.\nThis may not be for everyone but I am sure no one would ever regret going here at least once.
__label__3 This was our 2nd visit to this True Food location and again we were well taken care of by the staff and servers. We came twice with larger parties of peeps and the staff is more than capable to handle groups.  It does get a bit loud though which was the knock of 1 star.  I don't like having to feel like I'm yelling to my guests who are right across from me. \n\nThe food is excellent. Fresh, temperature appropriate, and delicious. Kids portions are very generous as are the adult portions. It would be easy to share a kid meal with your little one or have them share with you if your little person is a light eater.  We enjoyed the turkey lasagna, red chili shrimp, street tacos, turkey club wrap, salmon, and something else I forget...but it was also very delicious. My son enjoyed the flourless chocolate cake as well and it was delectable. \n\nCan't wait to go back to True Food again soon!
__label__1 Not sure about this place and its amazing reviews.  The service was slow and food came out cold.  We got a pizza and burger both came out super cold, it took so long that we didn't even send it back because we were starving.  Might do a retry but nothing was so amazing that made me want to go back.
__label__1 Attempt number two-- the yellow curry lunch special.\n\nI ordered it mildly-spicy this time and while it was definitely easier to eat than the medium-spicy (I don't like to sweat or cry while eating my lunch) it still lacked a lot of flavor.  The curry here is also rather thin, the vegetable consisted of mostly half cooked onion, some carrot slices and even less potato along with mediocre deep-fried cubes of tofu. \n\nThe curry isn't bad, but its not great (maybe I am a curry snob). The chopsticks they gave me were just gross. I took a picture but won't post it here.  For all I know, she could have given them to me by accident.  \n\nI really really really want to like this place, but I am disappointed again.  \n\nEven though the lunch special prices are good and its near enough for me to pick up when I am working-- I go back to my office dreaming of the curry I wish ping pong's could be.
__label__3 My favorite Thai restaurant, in fact, we don't like to go anywhere else!  I drive from Summerlin area to Henderson to get my Thai fix, that's how much I love this place,\n\nPad Thai - scrumptious, perfect blend of sweet and savory, not oily or dry\nPanang curry - love the mixture of coconut and curry\n\nYou won't go wrong with this Thai choice.
__label__2 Good Thai dishes. Make sure you understand the Spicy levels.
__label__2 Solid 3 star red curry tofu.\n\nNot 5 star, not 4 star...but hey!  They did great with the one classic dish I ordered...
__label__3 Had curry noodles with chicken, as spicy as they make it. It was pretty spicy, but I wasn't crying and sweating from my forehead like a few of the other good pad Thai places around Vegas. Chicken and vegetables were fresh and simple. I will have this again for sure. Eat it with chop sticks,everything just falls off the fork. \nVery nice atmosphere, very friendly, extremely attentive staff.
__label__3 NOT THAI DOWN\n\nWe had been patronizing Thai House for many years but our most recent visit had been most discouraging both in service and food. Now we have a sound excuse to venture out for other Thai cuisine.  Yu-go chauffeur had two Hendertucky places in mind. One happened to be closed on Sundays. So it's Ping Pong Thai that gets the nod for this evening.\n\nAs always when trying out a place for the first time, our ordering is ultra conservative. As it turns out the Pad Kee Moa pork medium spicy was exceptional while the sweet vinagerrite beef salad medium spicy with a wedge of raw cabbage was again expertly prepared. Our starter was a small order of Tom Kai Gai which was creamy delightful and an indicator of more authenticThai cuisine to follow.\n\nTwo lovely Thai servers are very business like which might at first seem frigid to the western senses. Ambience is unmistakenly Thai spinkled with Thai chatter amongst wait staff and kitchen. The language is music to our ears.
__label__2 For years I have driven past Ping Pong Thai always thinking it was an adult themed Thai restaurant with ping pong shows. No shows here. They only have food. Not even one ping pong ball:(\n\nI've tried the Panang and found it to be watery and bland. The Pad Kee Maw is consistently delicious and packs enough spice I am satisfied ordering it at Medium heat. This dish is the only reason I come here. It's certainly not for the service. \n\nThe service is slow when dining in and good luck chasing down a refill. To Go orders are the exact opposite. Either way you choose you are still left feeling like a number. Boy do they pack the herd in at lunch.\n\nIf only they had a Ping pong table I would gladly raise the star level. Maybe the owner is a ping pong champion from Thailand. Now that would be something to get excited about.
__label__4 heeelllooooo chocolate chili milkshake!\n\ndulishus.
__label__3 We went here after a less desirable dinner nearby,  Thankfully, the Milkshake Factory did not disappoint. Although on the expensive side, it is well worth it.  The family ordered a Carrot Cake shake and Chocolate Banana shake! Great choices! The menu is deep and the rest of the store is overwhelming! Definitely recommend!
__label__4 I just want to say that the Snappers these guys are now selling are delicious.  I have not been to the restaurant. I live in Paradise Valley Arizona.  But at Costco I just picked up their newest creation.  Snappers.  OMG the best.  If you like salty and sweet, chocolate and carmel, you will love love love Snappers.
__label__3 Omg... Love this place. Best milkshakes around. I am always in the south side and discovered this place about a year ago.. I went last fall and had a spooky spice milkshake... Pumpkin ice cream with hot fudge around the outside, whipped cream, chocolate shavings and candy corn... I mean... Just how incredible does that sound ? I've also had their chocolate raspberry and moose track milkshakes and they are incredible as well. I also love their chocolate strawberries- they have smaller ones and huge ones, both are incredible. The milkshake factory also sells snappers which are super addicting- but I do not purchase them there considering they sell them at costco and are a little cheaper. The milkshake factory is awesome- but their prices are why I have not given them 5 stars. They tend to run a little high.. Although they do have a milkshake happy hour in Wednesdays- half off shakes 4-6 :)
__label__4 I give this a five star only because for what it is, it's BANGIN. I got so,etching called the farmers meal, or something like that. It was MASSIVE. When you order a pancake here they give you one the size of three, and it's actually delicious. They have wonderful crispy home fries. It was just a great and filling meal. So I give it a five star. They cooked one hell of a breakfast.
__label__2 Typical American fare. Bland food doused with cheese, salt, and grease to provided flavor where there otherwise might be none. However, the prices were very reasonable and the portions were very large, so you will absolutely get your money's worth. This type of food is not for those looking to be healthy, and coming here may remind of the obesity epidemic America faces. Other than that, the place really doesn't stand out in any way. There are some nice decorations hung up about the store you can purchase, but that's about the only unique feature. In every sense, mediocre is the word that I'd use to sum this place up.
__label__2 Eh...it was okay... A few scares...but it's hard to scare a group of people from behind something when groups are sent in so close together. Each time we quickly caught up to the group in front of  us causing the group behind us to catch up to us...so instead of being groups of 5-7 we were quickly a group of 15.. Ya can't jump out from behind a wall, corn field, or other area and \"get someone\" and if we waited for the other group to get ahead, you could still see what was happening...  I mean each one of us got one or 2 good jumps, but for the most part it wasn't very scary...and the younger kids (Tweens and teens) just scream in order to scream... It was fun to do once but wouldn't make it a yearly thing...
__label__0 Food is never hot and the service is atrocious!
__label__2 I've been to Mimis a few times and I have to say that they are fairly inconsistent.  Sometimes they are good, sometimes they are bad.  It seems as though breakfast is usually pretty good, but dinner seems to be lacking most of the time.\n\nI went this past weekend for dinner.  I got the three course steak meal for $9.99.  I know, I should have known better, but I couldn't resist.  The salad was ok.  Then came the steak with mashed potatoes.  The steak was terrible.  It definitely had fake chargrilled marks on it.  Then came the \"sundae\" to finish off the meal, which turned out to be a scoop of vanilla ice cream with chocolate syrup on it.  \n\nAgain, I guess you get what you pay for.
__label__2 I went to exchange sunglasses the cashier called someone over the intercom to come help me. No one ever showed up to help me. I told her to just return the glasses and I'd replace them somewhere else. She asked me if i wanted her to call over the intercom for help again. I didn't waste my time waiting again. Cashier was nice
__label__2 I've been here a few times and for \"quick food\" joint it isn't so bad! (Especially when option is noodles or Five Guys...)\n\nI really like that noodles & co. Has the calorie count clearly labeled on the menu and offer each dish in two sizes. I've ordered both the pasta rosa and Bangkok curry, two of the lower calorie options, and have enjoyed both. Both times I have been here I didn't have to pay for my meal which sways my opinion a bit. I always think these types of places are overpriced for what it is and noodles is no different.\n\nThe staff at this particular location are extremely friendly and efficient. Both times I have been here for lunch were busy but lines moved and dishes were brought out quickly.\n\nI usually do not like chains and would have never gone here on my own if I hadn't been in groups. All things aside, noodles is one of the few lunch chains I will oblige to going to and have yet to have a poor meal.
__label__3 I stumbled upon The Wine Loft one Monday evening and I'm so glad I did! I've been looking for a Wine bar type place that stays open relatively late (why do so many close so early?!). Well, this place definitely delivers. I've only ever been during the week and it hasn't been that crowded (which is perfect). I post up on one of the leather couches and enjoy a glass (or three) of wine. They also have specials each night of the week so check them out! They have nights with half off apps, half off wine, etc. It's a great place to go and hang out, chat and catch up with friends. The staff seem knowledgeable and always willing to help! \n\n I've had some of the appetizers, the Mezza plate (olives/hummus/feta dip) and the Caprese salad. Both were good but I though that the Mezza plate could have come with more olives. I also had the chocolate mousse dessert and wow - it was so rich and chocolaty! Yum!! \n\nAlso - if you have any type of groupon/restaurant.com deal, know that these cannot be combined with their daily specials.
__label__2 We stopped here on our way to finding some decent breakfast food in Belmont on our way to Alternative Beverage (http://www.yelp.com/biz/alternative-beverage-belmont) as we had to rack some beer. Finding a decent breakfast spot in Belmont seemed an impossibility, but alas, that's another bitchfest for the city as a whole.\n\nThe exterior seemed like an unassuming, quaint little shop harmless enough so I figured my experience would be all but an experience. The second I stepped inside I thought that Kirkland's had taken a dump inside this place. It seems as though the owners caught a Kirkland's going out of business sale and bout every decoration they had to get rid off. Step inside and you'll know what I mean.\n\nI didn't have anything as all I wanted was food and the only thing Caravan offers are pastries. Becky on the other hand, after a long wait (I waited for about five minutes in the store, walked all the way to the end of the road, walked back, got back in the store, then waited another 10 minutes) got Apple Cider which, when asked, said was \"really good\" (but then again she also thinks fluffernutters cover 3 of the Food Pyramid's groups)\n\nMeh, it's a coffee shop in a quaint little town. Next week I'll go in and order some coffee.
__label__2 This garage is hit or miss.\n\nCompletely depends on what is going on (events etc...) Pricing is usually fair but I have left several time feeling taken advantage of. ie. special event flats rates when you are not there for said event.\n\nOtherwise I usually feel safe leaving my car here, kept pretty clean, and within walking distance to just about anything. I'll be back!
__label__3 I like the #5..
__label__0 Completely rude and horrible customer service.\nI felt very uncomfortable and like I was a nuicance to the employees.\nI asked for a piece of cake at the bakery counter and the woman gave me the wrong piece. I was kind and patient and asked for a different piece. When the Jamaican lady, the bakery attendant, handed it to me I was looking at both and she demanded that I \"hurry up and pick one\". 20 minutes later I am writing this review that I will either A) never shop there again or B) every time I go in there target her for customer service and keep her waiting on me for 10 slow excruciatingly annoying minutes while i compare cake slices. Still haven't decided.
__label__0 Service was terrible, but food was delivered promptly. It seems as if this business don't value their customers. Food was alright- nothing special. Will not come back because of lack of friendliness.
__label__1 This was my second visit to Cafe.  First time - couple of years ago, was quite good.\n\nIt was Saturday, about 11:45am.  The Strip was hopping.  We saw two of the outdoor tables were available.  The other two were obviously occupied by groups who were finished, but holding the clear tables, chatting.\n\nWe sat about 5 minutes and Friend started looking for someone to tell us if we were supposed to order inside, perhaps??  Finally, we asked one of the groups who were finished - no she'll be out sooner or later...\n\n10 minutes later we ordered.  All was ok, we were chatting, also.  We saw our food coming and perked up.  It was for one of the cleared tables - they hadn't received their food yet!  Our food was quite late.  Simple sandwiches with a side of risotto that was clearly made in bulk well in advance.  Sandwiches were good, but not unlike those we all make at home.  Gotta run - parking meter was calling.\n\nAbsolutely nothing outstanding or noteable.
__label__4 Dark Horse is awesome the owner is there to greet and treat her patrons like family her staff is awesome as well. There is no attitude from the servers, they are not on their cell phones all day, they ask you if you need a drink before you can ask them. You can request to watch anything you want on any one of the many flat screen tvs. Dark Horse has hosted several events for us including the Southwest Airlines Culture Committee Happy Hour where everybody had a great time, not one single unhappy Southwest employee. We recommend to have a good time visit your local Dark Horse (friendliest) sports bar where the long shots are the favorites.
__label__2 I stopped by on a Sunday and had a hamburger and fries. I am not sure if I was just hungry or their fries were really good as I finished them all. It wasn't very busy when I was there and there was just one bartender working. They did have a lot of bottle beer but didn't have what I wanted so I went with something on tap. There isn't a huge selection but they did have 2 beers I had never tried before. I had a pint of each and while wasn't blown away but them, it was still good to try something new.
__label__0 Ordered a meal for pickup, went 15 minutes later and after they rang me up realized they never made it.
__label__4 This spot is legit. Great clothing, friendly and knowledgable staff and convenient location.
__label__4 My husband & I both got Great work by Andrew Black! Can't wait to get more -such an amazing artist ~ thanks Andrew
__label__2 Good food decent service but not amazing like Texas roadhouse.  The ribs are probably the best thing I have ever had here and they do give you amazing rolls before the meal.  I would recommend giving this place a try.
__label__4 Look fo coupons! Great bread. Good food.
__label__3 Really like Club 36; I'll be staying here for every Vegas trip unless I get comp'd a free stay somewhere else. The accomodations were really comfortable and the staff was extremely hospitable.
__label__0 The place is new but not nice.  It's middle of the road decor.  The walls are thin so you can hear every word from your neighbors and then you are right next to the airport.  It's a mile from the strip too - not walkable unless you don't plan to walk much once you get to the strip.  Consider renting a car to get back and forth to the strip.  Staff was not that friendly either. And, DON'T do the timeshare presentation.  It took more than 3 hours and we kept saying \"No\" which wasn't taken seriously.  They kept offering another lower option...did you know the can get down to $695 for a trial year.  Way different from the $32k that it started from.  I wish I had paid for a hotel, the free stay wasn't worth the headache.
__label__2 We stayed here for 2 nights for $99 and once we completed to timeshare meeting we received $100 gift card to bass pro shop. The resort was nice. Nothing fabulous but loved that it was smoke free. The room was really nice. We have ts meetings in the past and this was not as bad as others. We were done in less than the 2 hours and our guy was not pushy at all. Worth the 2 hrs to save the money of staying at a regular resort. Wouldnt mind staying there again.
__label__0 Worst I've dealt with. Made a reservation 2 months in advance for a suite with a view. When we got there, they gave us the handy capped suite. No dinner table with most cabinets removed for wheelchair access which is understandable but not what I reserved. 2 hours later we were given another suite. As soon as I opened the door to the suite, found it is occupied by other people. Went back to front dest and 2 hours later, we got another suite. This is a timeshare and if you are not an owner, you are required to attend a 2-hour presentation. No one told us we had an appointment when and where so the next day we were told we missed our scheduled appt therefore they are going to charge full fees which is substantially more. Spoke to the main office for 30 minutes and they refused to accept the resort screwed up and determined to charged me full price. I'm disputing the additional charges. I will never stay there again.
__label__2 Alright at best staff wasn't very helpful and food took along time for no one to be there...
__label__2 The service is terrible and the sushi isn't good enough to compensate for it. Every time I have gone the order of at one of the people at the table was incorrect. The staff didn't check back but 3 times for the entire hour that we were there and I had to run my own food back because it was wrong. Even though it wrong twice, I gave up. It wasn't worth the hassle. I wouldn't go there if there were a decent place closer that I could talk my friends to change to because they still like going there for some reason...\n\nAMENDMENT: I have returned via the request of a close friend and the results were much improved. I found the food was better prepared and the service very friendly. Thanks for the improvement!
__label__0 10 minutes at our table with no acknowledgement from the wait staff - not even an \"i'll be with you in a moment\". One of those experiences that will never be repeated - at least not at this place since we won't be back. Major fail on a basic of the business.
__label__1 I've only been here once after work one night, and the experience wasn't too good.\n\nI remember ordering some kind of burger with a side salad. The salad was very delicious, the best part of the whole meal. I don't remember much about the burger. That kinda says this place is forgetful.\n\nI also believe that the pricing here is pretty ridiculous. That's the main reason why we haven't gone back for such a long time. Maybe we will in the future.\n\nThe customer service also sucked the last time we were there. The lady that helped us was rude, and the decor is not too flattering either. It needs to be updated.
__label__2 Small Indian takeout spot in Latta Arcade with pretty good food, although my veggie entree was a bit watery.  The naan was fresh which is always important.  I'll probably go back and try something different just to make sure they're legit.
__label__4 Pie in the Sky's pizza is way better than Fuel's, hands down. I would absolutely recommend this place, especially if you need to order for an inexpensive business lunch. I have never been dissappointed! My favorite pizzas are the Supreme and the BBQ Chicken, but they are all good. Also, get the Greek salad. They don't skimp on toppings and the dressing is great. Love this place.
__label__1 The food here looks better than it tastes. I have eaten here a handful of times, and the last time was the LAST time. \n\nI am very flexible and adventurous when it comes to dining, and have very few hangups when it comes to food. While I am fully aware that there are many breaded and deep fried items in different Asian and Pacific Island foods that have bones in them, I personally did not expect to bite into a breaded piece of chicken Katsu with a little bone in the end. I almost broke a tooth! I am sure this is normal, but my favorite joint, Ma'i Island grill did not have the bone-in variety, and I just wasn't expecting it. \n\nMoving on, the flavor of every dish I have had here has been lacking. They have a wide variety of sides to choose from, but most of them seem like canned food items that were dumped into a display case. No complex flavors, nothing to write home about. \n\nOne of the most disappointing items on the menu is the macaroni salad. It isn't bad, but when I go to eat Hawaiian, this is something I look forward to, and it is plain and bland here. \n\nI have heard the Korean food is good here, but it is pressented as a Hawaiian food place, so...\n\nAll in all, there are better choices when looking for Hawaiian dining, just Yelp it out till you find one worth going to.
__label__1 I hate to give bad reviews. :( \n\nI excitedly came here after careful research in AZ as to \"Hawaiian food\" and found this place. I am from Hawaii and am part korean. So my Hun and I excitedly came here with high hopes from reading the reviews and comparing to other places. We drove 35 min to get there. Upon arrival, the place reminded me of plate lunch places in Hawaii... Kinda hole in the wall ish. With Hawaiian stuff decorating the place. This place reminded me of a chain in Hawaii called \"Yummys Korean BBQ\", except not as clean, veggie portions not as big, nor did they have a veggie place option (5 larger portions of veggies and 2 scoops rice). :( Or a fried tofu option like Hawaii often has... :(  I proceeded to the counter excitedly explaining I was newly relocated and from Hawaii and that this was the first \"Hawaiian\" place I found online and was going to try. There was a lady that helped me that was completely rude, unfriendly, and did not care about what I just expressed. :( Just rude and wanting to hurry and take an order from me. With that said, I would never return back to such a rude place where no true aloha is being expressed from them. :( You would think a simple \"hi\" or \"welcome!\" back would have been great, especially because I happily greeted her with a smile and that I was from Hawaii excited to try their food!  But nada. Just rudeness, straight face, and no smile. Bummer. Not coming back. They need a veggie plate option, a website, and nicer servers who don't act like customers are bothering them. \n\nI am one who highly values my interactions with others, especially when it comes to being served, and when a restaurant claims to have anything connected to Hawaii, I would hope to find some true aloha spirit there to keep me coming back for more. What a disappointment. :(
__label__3 By accident, I found Paradise or at least the restaurant Paradise Hawaiian BBQ nestled next to ASU. Its hard to find Hawaiian food much good Hawaiian food. All the popular foods are on the menu, and don't worry, there are pictures up of all the dishes. I ordered one of my favorite dishes is Kahlua Pork, and they had it. I had it with the popular Hawaiian side dish, macaroni salad and then added a side of Korean Kim chee. The food is great and a break from all the normal college row food fare. Give it a try!
__label__1 I would give this place an eek methinks not except for the fact that they have such great stuff, but a no return policy...none at all, prevents me from ever going again.
__label__3 This small museum sums up what I would consider to be missing from the big Museum of Scotland at the other end of the Royal Mile.  This is because this museum is about the lives of the common people of those times and that is where the real history can be found.\n\nThe story begins, with the aid of numerous reconstructions, by telling the story of people in Edinburgh in the 1800s moving through time until you'll find yourself not too far away from present day Edinburgh.  \n\nThis is a delightful museum and its information boards do absorb you as you travel through time learning how real people lived.  As far as I'm concerned there's no better way of looking into Edinburgh's history.
__label__1 This pub sits at the entrance of Greyfriar's Kirkyard, directly behind the statue of Greyfriar's Bobby and must do rather well from the association as it seems to attract more than its fair share of tourists. It's not a bad pub, but it's not a great pub either: the range of drinks is average, the food isn't particularly exciting and the decor is nothing to write home about. It has a few tables outside for the smokers among us. I certainly would never think 'let's go to Bobby's for a drink', but I'm in the area and fancy a pint, I would rather pop in here than any of the busier tourist traps on the Grassmarket.
__label__3 Great \"Everyman\" pub. Just beer and basic drinks, but that's ok. Sociable atmosphere. Appeared to be mostly locals, but I felt right at home. 30-something crowd give or take.
__label__2 My previous  review highlighted a lack of offers, this has now been challenged with this bold printout slapped on their notice board (see picture). \n\nStill there's a lack of offers regarding drinks...
__label__3 Solid burgers here. Perhaps not a pinnacle of medium rare glory, but the taste is right and portions are filling. I'd opt for the sweet chili sauce as an extra topping; it combines with the default sauce in weird and interesting ways!
__label__2 Bar Alba is undoubtedly one of the most attractive looking bars in the Grassmarket. Its sleek, striking aesthetic is a step away from the traditional, broody look of the other boozers in this area. It steers away from the cosy tavern appeal, opting for flashy style instead.\n\nIt certainly looks gorgeous and very upmarket, but I am unsure of exactly what atmosphere it exudes. We might've just been there on a quiet night but there weren't that many people in the bar which was a bit awkward. I liked the low lighting and it looked very swanky but I felt sorry for the barmaid who must've been getting really bored without people to serve!\n\nIt's pricier than some pubs in Edinburgh, but due to its location I'm hardly surprised. It's got the old town tax, but my friend who is from near Edinburgh thought it was reasonable for booze so I can't complain. They had a lot of high end whiskys, including Highland Park which I would recommend. \n\nBar Alba is nice but it didn't feel very alive despite the fact it was the middle of the Fringe. There was something quite eerie about drinking in a deserted bar, so although the staff were very polite and the bar was lush, I can't award any more stars. I'd be willing to give it a second shot since it's a nice place to drink, but preferably on a night with more of a buzz.
__label__0 This place is as rough as a badgers arse. \n\nInside, Balfours Bar is deffinatly a place where you come to drink away your sorrows through the day so that you can pass out at night. You dont talk to anybody and you dont make eye contact with anybody. When you do have to make your intentions clear you do so in a muttered grumble where the only distinguishable words are rude or about urinating. When you need to smoke go outside and blinkingly step into the early morning sunlight, stare menicingly at passers by and shout at each other. You then return inside and be mean to the barstaff who are trying thier hardest not to cry and quit.\n\nGo home instead of drink here.
__label__2 There comes a time when all pubs start to look like each other, and for this reason the interior of the Antiquary doesn''t differ too much from the norm; it's dungeony, (but at least it's got the excuse of being in the basement floor!) is decked out in dark polished wood and has quite friendly staff. Take into account that the general Edinburgh pub standard is pretty high, and you've got a pretty good quality place.\n\nLocation wise, it's a little bit off the beaten track, particularly for tourists, as it's in Stockbridge, so I won't be making it back there anytime soon! However, they do some good food, particularly breakfast if you'd rather eat than drink, and have some open mic nights, with folk music being the general theme.
__label__3 I've only ever been to The Tron on 'failed' nights out.  Those nights where either yourself or one of your mates is not let in or thrown out of a club and so you all go on a late night pub crawl to try your luck at salvaging the night.  Unfortunately we have never quite managed to salvage the night in The Tron.  This can only be expected, however, and the pub is certainly the place to begin the night rather than end it.\nThe main area of the bar is down a flight of stairs and the atmosphere feels bustling and comfortable.  Further, the drinks are cheap costing under \u00a32 for pints which is more than reasonable in comparison to some other pubs in the area.  \nAlthough not much fun when drunk at 2am, The Tron is a vibrant and popular Scream pub which would be an ideal site to begin the night or just have a get together with friends.
__label__2 This is a decent-size neighborhood pub with a good, comfortable atmosphere.  The staff when friends and I visited was friendly in general, but extremely inattentive when it came to service.
__label__2 My usual lunch time haunt had run out of tomato soup, so I wandered off looking for other options. \n\nLoaded was on my way so I popped in. They were offering 2 different soups, one of which was thai chicken with rice so I asked for a cup of that. The soup was alright but there was no thai element to it, so that was a minor disappointment. \n\nThis seems to be a very popular place, and I can see why They offer a variety of options to choose from, anything from sandwiches and baked potatoes to meatballs and macaroni cheese if you fancied something more substantial.
__label__3 This beautifull, old fashioned Hotel with great rooms is situated in a quiet road. But very near to the center, by feet only some minutes. The reception was very friendly. The room is clean, the bathroom gigantic with tub and shower. The bed feels fine.\nAfter two nights: the room is good, the bed a little to hard. The breakfast not good: old joghurt, burnt toast, grapes \"with fur\" on them. Perhaps because there is some refurbisching done. \nAll together: okay, but perfectly situated
__label__1 Second visit to this restaurant. First visit was a little underwhelming but I was willing to give it a second chance. Wrong. They were busy enough and they have many 'regular' visitors that are being treated as family. This enthusiasm was however not reserved for our group of 9. Our table (like the first time) was crammed and our number 9 seat was squeezed at the end. Service is on a familiar basis and a little too much on the miss side an lesser on the hit side. Granted our payable drinks were served promptly, but we had request jugs of water twice before they were actually served. \nThe starter I took was the prosciutto and melon - the melon was tough. The prosciutto was very good. Main course was Spag Carbonara - to which I added mushrooms and that was made very well and good and creamy - I really enjoyed that! Once that was finished we waited - table cleared and.. waited. Until one of our group requested a dessert menu from a flyby waiter. no no no .. we should be offered not asked for! - I ordered a banasplit (as you don't get that very often these days) in my experience a banana split is vanilla ice cream, nuts, banana and chocolate sauce. - or if you will a dame blanche with banana. Anyhow.. we were served a very colourful plate of 3 different flavoured ice-creams (vanilla, strawberry, chocolate) - some green colouring and a variety of fruits that DO NOT BELONG in a banana split. I did not ask for figs, kiwis, pineapple nor green apple. This is NOT a fruit punch cocktail. Coffee was served but no cookie or chocolates. (which we did got the first time I was there - so no consistency. In the meanwhile the place was packing up and somehow we were left, forgotten? Several times we requested the bill which eventually came. Nice of them to separate food & drinks - made the calculations easier. \n\nI have now vowed not to go there any time soon, as for the monies paid I could have had a much better experience in another establishment
__label__1 Drinking on Lothian Road is usually divided into 2 distinct sets of clientele - the stag party groups that frequent the seemingly endless stream of \"gentleman's clubs\" along here, or the real ale drinkers who bar hop from Bennet's to The Cloisters and then work their way up towards Princes Street. And whilst, just for the record, I fall into neither of those categories, my flatmate loves a good real ale pub and so I've been dragged along here on a handful of occasions.\n\nIt's an ok pub, albeit a bit on the small and pokey side, and the construction works going on outside seem as if they're never going to end - this really doesn't add much to the atmosphere of the place. I think before the smoking ban came in this place would have been much more buzzing and vibrant, but now it just seems a bit redundant and boring. If you're going to a show or a gig at the adjacent Usher Hall, it's an ok place to pop in for a drink beforehand. Otherwise, you probably woldn't go out of your way to come here.
__label__4 Seriously swank, seriously posh and seriously amazing. After coming off of 18 hours of air travel and a stressful car ride (this is the land of left-hand side driving, crazy things called round-abouts, and where street signs are on buildings not on separate posts), its was treat to arrive at such a nice hotel.\n\nMy car door was opened and I was greeted with a smile by a pleasant and friendly doorman. That sort of set the tone for the rest of my stay here.\n\nThough the hotel was undergoing renovations, there wasn't really any time where I felt inconvenienced. Maybe because I was out sight-seeing during the days, and so dead tired that even if there was construction happening at night, I wouldn't have noticed because I was so dead tired from the day's activities. \n\nMy room was stylin'. My favorite part would have to be the bathroom. Sleek design, very modern. The coolest features was that you could change the color of the lighting. So if you needed to chill, you could choose a blue or green, but if you wanted to rev your appetite up before dinner, you could change it to red or orange. \n\nThe hotel was across the street from a domed opera house and within walking distance to the hub of the downtown area.\n\nI definitely plan to visit Scotland again. When I do. I know my trip will include lodgings at this establishment. Hands down my favorite hotel in the UK.
__label__3 I'm trying to save up some cash so it's beginning to be with worrying regularity that I find myself in here. As much as I loathe Greggs, there is something about their fatty, greasy, lukewarm filth that makes me keep coming back, and back, and back. It's these life-shortening savouries, rather than the mediocre sarnies I used to prefer, that ensure my begrudged but repeated custom.\n\nThat, and the maple pecan slice, a real diamond in the rough.
__label__1 A restaurant/bar right across from the old medical School. I have only been here for lunch but I have heard it's bar and dinner options are a good night out. As for lunch it's a table service place so it can be a bit slow at times. The waitress who served us had had a bad day or was just generally fed up with serving students. There was a lot of choice for food but I wasn't all that pleased with the prices for what was on offer ( a sandwich for 6 pounds?!).
__label__1 O lugar \u00e9 muito acomodador e os atendentes muito prestativos com rela\u00e7\u00e3o ao servi\u00e7o, embora um pouco \"frios\" em compara\u00e7\u00e3o com o clima acolhedor das pessoas de Edimburgo. Embora esteja na Royal Mile e seja uma boa op\u00e7\u00e3o (devido a proximidade) para quem est\u00e1 fazendo passeios perto dessa avenida, o pre\u00e7o do restaurante n\u00e3o vale muito com rela\u00e7\u00e3o a qualidade dos pratos. O arroz risoto de cogumelos com trufas estava um pouco duro. A entrada de salm\u00e3o era um pouco pobre, com rela\u00e7\u00e3o a quantidade, e a de carnes defumadas n\u00e3o \u00e9 boa. Embora a experi\u00eancia n\u00e3o tenha sido t\u00e3o ruim, n\u00e3o recomendaria o restaurante para outras pessoas.
__label__2 Biblos is a pretty decent place to grab a drink by all accounts, and very conveniently located just off the main road, so minimal walking is required if you've jumped off the bus nearby. Yes, I'm aware that sounds extremely lazy, but when you invest in a pair of Kurt Geiger skyscraping heels, the proximity of bus stops to bars and walking distance become an issue. I know I've probably now lost any male readership I had at the start of ths review by using the word heels and proceeding to sound like a female stereotype, but if you've got a girlfriend who consistently whinges about how far they have to walk to get somewhere when they're wearing heels, this information could be to your advantage.\n\nBiblos is pretty spacious, being on two floors, with comfortable seating to lounge about in if you so wish. I always think everything is just fine in here, but that as a bar it lacks in atmosphere a little bit. I favour coming in here during the day for lunch or a coffee, as I feel it works better vibe-wise then. The nachos are a reliably good call, but the rest of the menu is equally crowd pleasing, so you shouldn't have any trouble finding at least one thing you're keen to order.
__label__0 Biblos is the kind of place that you walk past all the time, never having any inclination of entering, but then somehow end up there. There is nothing particularly appealing about Biblos from the outside. We are always on the hunt for wifi, and Biblos unabashedly welcomed us inside, albeit desperately and in the absence of any hint of self-respect (see: Budweiser tattoo above door).\n\nUpon entering, we sat in what was undoubtedly the sole appealing aesthetic of the place: a cozy library-esque nook with big armchairs and shelves lined with books. Maybe they could have pulled off that kind of atmosphere if it weren't for the abrasive lighting and large flat screen television mounted directly above the Charles Dickens novels. This place might have -- maybe -- appeared hip and progressive circa 2002. As you sit there, numbly staring at the large posters obstructing what would otherwise be an interesting window view of Nicolson Street, and another one of the least memorable (and rightly so) hits of the early millennium rolls on without hesitation, you may find yourself wondering what life choices you have made to predestine your visit to this establishment. \n\n\"Hey guys, look! All food 25% off! What could go wrong!\" you might say. Nothing weird about that, right? We got the nachos and the restaurant's eponymous salad. The nachos were sloppily thrown together, with globs of guacamole, sour cream, and what they referred to as salsa clumped into the center of the chips, although I can't say they tasted terrible - but then again, what can go wrong with cheese and chips. At least we cleared the whole plate. The same sadly cannot be said for the Biblos salad. \n\nAs for the drinks, they were the most acceptable aspect of Biblos we saw on that fateful evening. We got a Pi\u00f1a Colada and a Dark 'n' Stormy, both of which were decent (don't get excited). One upside: if you have a student ID, there are quite a few discounts on drinks, and both were of reasonable size considering the mere \u00a33.70 we had to shell out.\n\nUltimately, I guess you get what you pay for at Biblos, and I mean that in a bad way. There are deals to be had here, but best to spend your money elsewhere.
__label__2 Average Indian Restaurant, I have both eaten here and had home delivery, and the food and service are both fine.\n\nMost recently I had a Goats Cheese dish and Lamb Kadai with Garlic Nan, the 2 curry dishes should have been hot and spicy, they were medium hot - I think this is another Indian restaurant where they are afraid of making their dishes too hot - probably because the average British palate cant handle it - though I'm make assumptions here.\n\nPrice wise its fine also, I was \u00a315 including tip - I can get cheaper closer to home, and of similar quality. I know Indian and Pakistani people who said this used to be a good Indian, so maybe they have changed ownership, or just taken their foot off the gas??
__label__2 For any newcomer, arriving in Edinburgh, or even for someone who is not particularly familiar with Edinburgh the first port of call has to be the Tourist Information Centre.  Located just by Waverley Station and on Princes Street, it is ideal for those arriving either by train or by plane.  If you have arrived by the latter means of transport and you have taken the airport shuttle bus into Edinburgh then you will be just down the road from here.  From the stairs onto Princes Street leaving Waverley station, turn left and you shall soon see it slightly set back from the road and heralded by a small paved square.  For those trying to find it from elsewhere, your best chance of success would be to ask directions or follow signs to Waverley station and go from there.\n\nYou may wonder why I've been so specific about directions in a review - it is because this is the best place for finding a map.  The first time I arrived in Edinburgh to scout the town out I arrived without any idea of where to go and how to get around and it took me a while to find the Tourist Information Centre, but once I found it everything was alright.  This is because, although this is a great place for getting leaflets and finding out information about attractions, its most important role is as a provider of maps.  I've seen few other maps round town and most places tend to run out, but here you can get a map for free that will guide you on your travels.  This fact alone makes this in my opinion one of the most important places in Edinburgh for visitors.
__label__2 Just popped in here as some of our friends who joined us after work hadn't eaten so for them pizza, for us a glass of wine and beer.
__label__2 Cargo is one of these places that I think might border on being just a bit toooo big, because often when I'm in here it just seems like this cavernous mammoth of a bar, with glass everywhere and a really frightening set of stairs that are not high heel friendly in any way. I crept up them the last time I was in, while clinging on to the handrail for dear life. However, other classier humans have probably mastered the art of walking up a flight of stairs in heels by now, so this scenario need not apply to those fortunate people.\n\nIt's hard to get an amazing atmosphere going in a place like Cargo, because it's unusual for it ever to be packed to the brim, which would therefore make it cosy, and I'm always one for a bit of cosy bar action. Not too cosy mind. God I'm so fussy. Anyway, it is very polished and sleek looking, and has loads of light coming into it because of the big windows, so it's a good place to go for summer drinks. It's also just off Lothian Road, so pretty convenient for grabbing a city centre drink, or if you're ambling over to the cinema and fancy a beverage on the way.
__label__1 I am a regular customer of this bar mainly as I am a lover of all things seafood.\n\nNormally I will admit the food is very good - last night however the osyters we were given were dry in the shell, warm and well disgusting!\n\nThe waiter tried to rectify the situation but the next oysters brought out were warm, dry and gritty.\n\nAwful experience! We also ordered the seafood platter which costs \u00a344 - for that you are thinking oooh this will be good! Well....it wasnt anywhere close to being good value.\n\nA small overcooked lobster, prawns in filo ala out of a freezer bag, 2 small scallops, some average smoke salmon with capers....that was it......!\n\nNext time....when I want a seafood paltter...I will stick to Ondine!
__label__0 We recently dined there while visiting family in Scotland.  The food was very mediocre.  I ordered the salmon. I took a couple of bites and knew it was NOT fresh. I called the waitress and told her.  She said she would tell the chef. They did not offer to replace the dish and charged us for it. I became very ill in the night from the spoiled fish. Not only was the food bad but the service and management was worse.  We would never go there again!
__label__1 Rooms small (apart from one or two fantastic suites). All a bit tired now.\nFull of american coach parties.\nOh.. and they play \"highland music\" over breakfast.  I think that says everything that needs to be said.
__label__3 Reviewing about the swimming pool/steam room and sauna.\n\nI have been using these facilities since September 2013. I chose to join their club due to a corporate offer they had: \u00a330 per month including gym, sauna, swim, steam room at no additional cost, longer hours than the Dalry leisure pool and closer to my office. \n\nAdditionally, they offer courtesy towel, shower gel and shampoo in showers that have curtains. No need to have coins to use a locker - staff will give you a key when they scan and keep your membership card. \n\nUnfortunately the pool is only 12meters long, but it's not that busy as other places I have been so you could swim in circles if you like! \n\nSauna reaches only up to 93 degrees roughly - I would love it being a bit warmer. \n\nFrom time to time the shampoo or shower gel might have finished in two of the three showers so you need to look for one that still have some, but if you bring your own no need to worry. \n\nBetter have your sandals with you, as people will walk with their shoes in the area where you walk after your shower and go to change next to your locker. \n\nStill a member and yes, recommending it!
__label__2 Tasty diner, with plenty of comfort food. The taps were dry when we visited but they have a small selection of bottled drinks to choose from. The bangers and mash and shepherds pie were decent. A great hangover meal restaurant.
__label__1 We booked a table at Gali's for a bite to eat before the Scotland/England rugby game, so needless to say the place was heaving. The staff coped really well with the number of covers they had to deal with and the food was.OK. It's not the best looking of places and the food doesn't look too enticing wither when it arrives but it tastes good. I did end up with a wine glass full of floaters and a hair in it though, I hadn't noticed til I was futher down the glass or I'd have sent it back. Good atmosphere, nice staff, just a bit dated and perhaps not the nicest of settings.
__label__2 I've been here for a couple of nights out and the cocktails are good and the music is cool! A bit crowded and full of a lot of posers taking selfies but if you can handle that then its a good place to start your night!
__label__2 I've passed The Newsroom so many times but didn't actually venture in until last week. I was drawn in by a lot of hullaballo going on with people dressed up and handing out flyers for various Fringe shows.\n\nFeeling a little parched, we decided to pop in for a juice and rest our weary legs after trekking through the meandering streets of Edinburgh trying to seek out the best Fringe shows. \n\nIt was pretty busy but we managed to squeeze ourselves in and find a couple of seats in which to sit and sip on our lemonades. I liked the buzz around the place but I get the impression that was purely down to Fringe antics and that this place isn't usually filled with people in fancy dress much like the rest of Edinburgh around festival time.\n\nAs far as bars go, it's a-okay, and if you're looking for a lunchtime drink or a quick couple of drinks then it fits the bill perfectly.
__label__2 Bit of a first date kinda place. Inoffensive, decent drinks menu, plenty of seats, central location. The refurb has certainly improved the look of the place and it feels much more trendy than it used to. But there's something about this place that I just find lacking. \n\nIt's fine, but I don't feel it's got a lot on many of the city's other drinking establishments. It probably fares well due to the proximity to the station, which is really handily close.
__label__3 Nargile offers Edinburgh diners an excellent insight in to Mediterranean-style Turkish cuisine. We sampled an excellent array of hot and cold meze, served in a simple, elegant style. We really enjoyed our visit. \n\nOverall, we said: \"the whole experience was one that we would happily repeat. We really want to return there when we can have a go at their full menu.\"
__label__4 There's something to be said about going to a restaurant and being welcomed as a friend.  I had been traveling for 6 weeks, and returned to Centotre for the morning event held there ever Friday (The Edinburgh Coffee Morning - EdCM) - and was welcomed by smiles, kisses, hugs and handshakes from staff and owners.  \n\nBeing recognised by staff at a restaurant is something that takes effort - the staff have to pay attention, and you can't force that.  Friendliness can't be forced either.  But it also requires something else - longevity.  Indeed, I recognise now that there isn't a big staff turnover here - they like working here. That makes the experience even more special.
__label__2 Adam Lyal's Witchery Tales, the darker side of Edinburgh.  You meet at The Witchery restaurant on The Royal Mile.  The tour lasts an hour and 15 minutes with gruesome  stories told with humour and fun, therefore this walk is not scary.  A little  participation is needed from the  group to get this show going otherwise it would and could feel a little flat. The actors have a fab sense of humour and make this walk entertaining but it could do with more content and less messing about therefore I have mixed views on this tour.  It is not expensive and you do get a book of tales to take home.  Other walking tours pass by you, there  seems to be lots and on occasions I wondered if they were better, not a good sign.  It was entertaining but once done it goes into the box and not done again.  Xoxo
__label__2 Seemingly, bars such this are effected massively by the clientele. This particular All Bar One, nestled in the middle of Edinburgh's financial district results in mostly desk job monkeys frequenting the place.\n\nOne thing I've learnt in my time in Edinburgh is that such clientele and students don't mix. Thus, All Bar One is best avoided .\n\nDrinks, food etc are all pretty standard - not that dissimilar to Wetherpoons in what it offers.
__label__2 It's true, this is part of a chain and so it's not exactly oozing character by the bucketload. But there's one thing that sticks out in my memory about the time I came here for lunch...\n\nWhen I first came here to go to uni 4 years ago, anyone and everyone shared all their little pearls of wisdom with me. All except for the one that says, \"don't go out on the lash the night before your parents are coming up and you have to spend the day with them\". This, I learned the hard way when my Dad was speaking at some meeting at the nearby International Conference Centre, and whilst he was doing that my hangover and I went for lunch with my mum.\n\nWalking into this branch of All Bar One and clocking all the bottles and beer taps behind the bar was the last thing I needed, and my hangover suddenly got ten times worse. Anyway, to get back to my review, although the place was soul-less and totally overpriced, the waiter was an absolute lifesaver in the way that he kept bringing me pint after pint of iced water. For that reason alone, I will give this place three stars. Although I was too busy concentrating on trying to make the room stop spinning to notice whether or not it was the winking waiter mentioned by Stuart, I can safely guess on the basis of how rough I was looking that it wasn't!
__label__4 Kitchin is an outstanding high end restaurant in Leith with well prepared regional dishes such as grouse, and local ingredients and cheeses, and an excellent wine list.
__label__2 The sheer amount of times I have passed this place on the bus and wondered how to correctly pronounce the name is the main reason one day I got off the bus and threw cautuon to the wind and headed into Qupi. \n\nThe cafe itself is a little bit on the shabby side, and very small. The food is an eclectic mix of greek and traditional cafe fare. I'm not sure that this combination works together, but judging by the sheer number of people who passed in and out of the doors as I sat eating goes to show that some people must really appreciate this place. \n\nThe staff were friendly and very efficiant, managing to get through customers like a machine gun through tissue paper. Rather impressive.\n\nAs for the pronunciation of the name, I'm still not sure.
__label__2 It's interesting to read the variety of opinions about this place.  I've been here once, and I don't remember having a particularly strong opinion on it either way.  Nonetheless, it is worthy of a review.\n\nThe restaurant itself is situated on the bustling Royal Mile, which at this time of year (summer) is full of tourists, though mercifully not as busy as when the Festival is on.  It enjoys a prime location on a street that is devoid of many restaurants, instead being full of gift shops for the tourists.\n\nI personally didn't find the food to be too memorable, but then if I want an Italian meal, I will tend to default to Pizza Express.  I do, however, remember enjoying a nice sorbet for dessert, which was very tasty.  My other lasting memory is of someone cheering when a glass was dropped on the floor, but this is something that happens everywhere of course!\n\nIt's a small restaurant inside, and it does feel a little dated in the decor.  On the whole, the experience was a good one, but I tend to feel that I would go for a chain restaurant in preference.
__label__4 My Mom and I were in Edinburgh in May and did our own pub \"whisky tasting tour\" once we found out the literary pub tour was not running that day.  After hitting up 5 pubs we headed into the White Hart.  Decently priced beers and whisky with a very friendly staff. This pub is also supposedly the oldest pub in Edinburgh.\nMusic every night after 9pm and we were in luck as the guy there that night was AMAZING.  He sang music from almost every genre & buy the end of the night had the bar dancing to \"shake your tail feather\"!!\nWhen I come back to Edinburgh I will definitely make my way to this pub!!
__label__0 Although the place is quite nice the service was just awful. When we had our drinks they gave us a very dirty glass. Who couldn't they notice? We waited for almost 30 minutes to have our food and to be honest it's too expensive for what you have. I'm definitely not trying again.
__label__2 This is becoming a bit of a staple for lunches. \nI went with sister and her two small offspring the other day and we had a very enjoyable time.\nThe music was a bit loud when we first went in, but the food was lovely and plentiful, and once the music was turned down, we actually had an enjoyable and ambient time. There is plenty of space at lunch time for child wrangling, and as mentioned staff and food were good.\n\nSome excellent different menu item sizes meant that my sister could have a couple of small dishes, while I had a great plate of nachos. The chilli was excellent, jalapenos were not too hot, the guac was plentiful and the cheese adequately melted. \n\nJeni's dishes looked and tasted excellent. I really enjoyed the leftover bits. \n\nOrange juices for the kiddiewinks were well received  and the staff didn't really mind my niece \"dancing\" on the sofa - she thinks dancing is the same as bouncing. \n\nWhy 3 stars? Well I've only been for lunch and a few after work drinks things. I've not really experienced it to the same level as other places I've given 4 stars too. I'm also trying to be more discerning in my reviewing. I also get this weird feeling that it doesn't really know what it is. Bar? Restaurant? Who knows.\n\nOh and the notice to say there wasn't card service was hidden behind the pegged open door when we went in so we didn't realise till after. It would have been nice for the staff to have told us this when we ordered so we could organise to pop to a cash machine, instead of my sister being forced to do this after what can only be described as dealing with a dual poo-ocalypse.
__label__2 You'll often here the odd toff spurt out 'yah yah yah...meet in Elephant in Bagels for brunch?' when wandering around Edinburgh university's campus.\n\nThe shop seems to be more of a fashion statement that anything else but does nonetheless house some unique and tasty bagel concoctions.\n\nPrices can be a little daunting and as a result Elephants & Bagels is often a lunching spot I often avoid.
__label__2 Low ceilings, lots of wood, hidden in an alley off the Royal Mile.... despite its proximity to all the most touristy things in town, this place feels authentic.  And despite its closeness to the university, there is seldom a student in sight.  The Jolly Judge is a lovely little pub in which to enjoy a pint or two of real ale on a quiet evening.  Not really a boisterous crowd here, at least on the nights I have been.  But, sometimes, that's okay.  Sometimes you just want a quiet pint in a place that feels, well, real.
__label__1 I agree with Fiona, this place is a little too swanky for this part of town.\n\nThe decor of the place is a little basic, but they claim it's styish all over the website. The food is alright, nothing fancier than you can pick up in the tesco finest range. It leaves alot to be desired.\n\nIf your mum opened a trendy resturant, this is what it would be like.
__label__3 I love this place. Ok, so you cold say it's yet another expensive bar on or around George Street, but there's something about Grand Cru that makes it a little bit different from all the others.\n\nMaybe it's the huge floor-to-ceiling windows along the front of it, which allow for great people-watching over a glass of wine with friends in the afternoon, or maybe it's the clean cut lines of the wooden furniture, but something about this place has a trendy yet relaxed feel to it.\n\nYes, drinks are definitely on the pricey side; and yes, on weekend nights it does get absolutely rammed, but for daytime drinking this is definitely one of my favourite spots.
__label__3 Five stars for the OMG AMAZING superfood salad (super is right)!!!  I hope they never, ever take this off the menu...not even in a zillion years.  It's just so lovely and exactly what I have been missing at nearly every other restaurant in the UK.  People often ask me what I miss about home (US) and the only thing I say without hesitation is, \"the entree salad.\"  Why is it so rare here to find a salad that is not only big enough to constitute an entire meal, but is also GOOD?  Well here at Pizza Express, of all places, I have finally found it.  This was my first time ever in a Pizza Express.  There's apparently one in George Square, but I've been spending all my culinary energy in that part of town at Pintos...not any more I won't!\n\nThree stars for the ho-hum service.  Nothing remarkably bad about the service, but certainly nothing stand-out amazing.  So four stars it is for Pizza Express - imagine my surprise!
__label__3 Who would have thought that you could get a world class brilliantly conjured vegetarian restaurant in the middle of Edinburgh!\n\nThe starters were definitely the best part about the menu. The caramelised onio tartlet with smoked cheese and slow dried tomato was delicious. The ravioli parcel was sublime with an elegantly blended mix of artichoke and chickpeas.\n\nThe mains were very moderately priced between \u00a310-12 (moderate wrt London restaurant pricing). We tried the red pepper risotto, stir fried vegetables with udon noodles and smoked tofu and the Mushroom strudel with mash and Mediterranean vegetables. Everything was very flavourful, especially given that it was all vegetarian cooking.\n\nWe skipped dessert, and short of came back another time to try the remaining items on the menu. Highly recommended for vegetarians. The idea behind going to David Bann, especially for me who can't finish a meal without animal protein, was to take a set of elderly vegetarian Indians, a rather tough audience because of their seasoned and stubborn taste buds; and they loved everything on their plate.\n\nThe super friendly service (they did take some time to get us our food though), along with a tastefully modern decor gave us something of a warm welcome in Edinburgh.
__label__3 Friendly staff, and great upstairs. Good views of the high street. They still don't get iced lattes quite right, but that's seemingly true for most Starbucks outside the states.
__label__3 I have a confession to make: The pastries in the Sicilian Pastry Shop frighten me. \n\nEvery time I go past and glimpse at the rows of gigantic cakes, puff pasties, cream buns and iced deserts, I get visions of Tony Soprano and his crew. Some times, they select half a dozen pastries to eat in the strip club with their espressos. Other times, I imagine them pistol-whipping customers that dare to look in their direction as they demand half the shop's takings and the baker's freshest cakes.  \n\nI'm sure they taste good but are they worth the possibility of being iced to death? ;-)
__label__3 It all started with a sign written mirrored. I began reading it without paying attention to how it was written. \"If you can read this, you haven't drank enough\" or something to that effect. I walked inside. Initially, I thought the store only featured olive oils. Oh, it's so much more than that.\n\nNow, I have friends that blend fruits and vodkas, so I ignored that portion. That's when I noticed the cask strength whiskey selections. I purchased two varieties after asking the gentleman behind the counter some questions. 100ml samples are a breeze. If you're a first time customer like me, be sure to factor in the 100 ml glass bottle costs (3.80 each). He gave us additional information about the casks and also pointed out that for traveling purposes, those bottles are clearly stamped 100ml on the bottom in case airport security has questions. Good man to anticipate my needs. \n\nCheers to Scotland and Demijohn.
__label__4 Snax is amazing. A combination of a greasy spoon caf\u00e9 and a sort of grubby sandwich shop, the food is great and for really cheap prices. It has been my hangover cure for 3 long years of partying at Edinburgh, although I sometimes struggle to make it in before about 2, when they tend to run out of food.\n\nThe food is a proper greasy spoon classic, offering everything from fry ups to sandwiches to burgers to omelettes and much more. They have all the necessary ingredients - sausage, bacon, eggs, black pudding, haggis etc and will mix and match ingredients as you want. The full breakfast, at a remarkable \u00a33.20 (or \u00a34.30 with a tea/coffee) is amazing and will wash away any lingering hangover. The sandwiches to take away are really good as well, and often filled me on the way to lectures. \n\nAs well as the classics, they do paninis, admittedly with limited ingredients. There is ham and cheese etc but nothing too fancy, Snax really isn't that type of place. Very different league from Toast in Marchmont but if you want cheap greasy food this is the best place around.
__label__2 Curving around the corner of Cockburn St is the Malt Shovel. This is one of few pubs nearby with a local clientele and an attractive spot waiting for a train, given its handy location near Waverley Station.\n\nThe Malt Shovel has an attractive green painted exterior. Inside it has a traditional atmosphere, although the pub itself is more modern. There are a number of levels in this pub, not floors, different rooms with slightly different decor. \n\nThis pub offers food from lunch time to evening, with standard pub meals on offer. The pub is well known for its extensive selection of single malt whiskies. It also offers live music throughout the week, which might not always be as appealing as some of the other well known folksy bars in Edinburgh, but still makes for a more interesting evening.
__label__3 Got to give props to any pub that serves Monster Munch, Quavers, Pringles and Doriotos behind the bar.\nWas up for a few days as a massively gaggle of psychiatrists and mental health nurses - got nothing but a warm, friendly welcome, reasonably priced beers and a fantastic savoury snack selection from here.\nWould come back again, and again, and again... no problem
__label__4 We went here last night after reading the rave reviews about how good it was for gluten free. We arrived just after 6pm with no reservation. When we walked in the place was wedged and we were worried we wouldn't get a table but after about 5mins we were shown to one but I would definitely advise booking if you can as people after us did have a bit of a wait. \n\nIn all my travels I have never seen such a huge gluten free menu! I couldn't decide so my boyfriend kindly agreed to order from the gf menu so we could share. We started with crispy chicken wings. Perfectly crisped and the veg was almost caramelised with a hint of chilli. The chicken fell off the bone and we were licking our fingers wishing we had ordered more.\n\nFor mains I had king prawns with asparagus and black bean sauce with ginger rice. My boyfriend had king prawn tempura with a teriyaki sauce and chilli rice. The rices definitely complimented the dishes well, they were full of flavour. I haven't had black bean since being diagnosed a coeliac and I was not disappointed. I was worried about the batter on the tempura dish as it tasted too good to be gf! But I'm feeling no side effects this morning and wondering how nobody else has managed to do this.\nWe had plum wine throughout which was sweet but not overbearingly so. I was disappointed to hear that this place may be closing due to the owner leaving. Such a fantastic gem with many regulars and the best gf menu I've seen in the world will be a loss.\nI would come back to Edinburgh just to go to this restaurant it is that good!
__label__2 For some reason I find myself much more excited at the prospect of visiting a literary museum rather than an art gallery, and the Writers Musuem definitely did not disappoint! The decor of a museum is obviously a deal breaker, and this one is so richly designed it definitely befitting of the works of Robert Burns, Walter Scott and Robert Louis Stevenson (okay so I'd never heard of him before..).\n\nOne gets to know so much more about the authors' personal lives, and the museum is laid out in such a way that there is a section dedicated to each of the writers' work. Admission was free, so it was definitely a chilled (and inexpensive!) way to spend an afternoon.
__label__2 It's a Grassmarket pub of reasonable size, with a reasonable selection of beers and spirits and a reasonable decor. There are some hidden treats though: be sure to seek out the back garden on a summer's evening, or head upstairs to the quiet and reserved dining area. There's also a healthy festival pedigree - a small room even further upstairs finds itself converted into a snug and cosy performance space for comedy acts of the surreal and experimental end of the spectrum (in my experience).\n\nWell done Beehive: you're there when we need you.
__label__0 Has Mammas changed ownership recently?\n\n\n Got a delivery at the weekend and the first thing I noticed was that it arrived in a generic box as opposed to a Mammas box. What was inside was just as generic (and soggy) and nothing like the Mammas pizzas I remember from the past.\n\n\n On the phone I was asked if I wanted spicy or mild but that didn't seem to translate to much on the plate. They may as well have asked if I wanted bland or blander.\n\n\n As for the Buffalo wings coated in Mammas secret spicy recipe and served with your choice of sauces, I think they may have waived a some BBQ sauce nearby but three of the wings didn;t even have any sauce on them. If they were coated in some secret spicy recipe I think the secret will be safe for a while.\n\n\n I used to like Mammas but will probably be taking my custom elsewhere in future. The one star is for the quick delivery.
__label__3 Mama-Mia-American-Pizzeria is alrighty for Jungleboy.\n\nThe place is a jolly, colourful, multilevel building with alcoves and indoor window gaps. They have personally painted the walls with a  surrealistic piece depicting flying mushrooms, chili-pepper butterflies and a Pepperoni-Man saving the day. Funny!\n\nWe sat down on a table for two and we ordered our pizza - 9\" with 3 toppings - I got pepperoni, mushrooms and chili-peppers (was I subliminally influenced by the painting? Yes I was..) It was a very well filled pizza and very tasty.\n\nI enjoyed the pizza crust, which I normally don't(!) and appreciated the laid back, but precise way of serving. They enquired if we were OK, we got our drinks served in time and we got to take the left over slices with us. \n\nI did find it a bit cold near the doors and I had a good view of all the people on the outside who peered in to see what this place is like. I made an effort to smile and wave to many of them to show how  good it was - but somehow the peepers backed away from the windows very quick when I did that. \n\nRecommend for a quick visit or even a nice afternoon late snack / meal with a bunch of friends or family, they had a cartwheel of a pizza available to serve to a big table of 8 - it was huge!
__label__0 Inedible, intolerant & indelible\n\nI will never forget the miserable excuse for food my wife, baby, friends and I were served with such contempt.\n\nLuke warm chips, would have been better than the soggy cold items which garnished my burger. \n\nThe staff couldn't have been less interested in providing actual service either. As other reviewers have said, it felt like they really didn't way to be there at all. \n\nStill, on the bright side, at least I now know why it always looks empty when I pass, because it, along with the Filling Station are the last two bastions of shite on the High Street section of the Royal Mile.
__label__0 Utter disappointment.\n\nWhen my boyfriend and I came across this restaurant I got so excited because I love the Garfunkels restaurants in London and so I forced him to come in with me. We'd read the reviews it had already got on Yelp but I was convinced that they couldn't be true. Unfortunately they turned out being completely accurate. The menu wasn't particularly varied and their weren't very many choices. I ended up getting the BBQ Chicken Melt while my boyfriend got the Chicken Carbonara and we got Garlic Bread to start. We were served our starter fairly quickly and I can't fault the Garlic Bread - it was definitely the best part of the meal. Our main meals took a while to come out and when they were eventually brought to us my chicken was pink/undercooked. I ended up eating a few chips and accidentally ate half a chicken fillet before realising it wasn't cooked properly. We didn't bother staying for dessert. The service was subpar and the restaurant is definitely overpriced for the portions that you get, when we got our bill we were certain they'd counted it wrong. The interior of the seating area is nice but the toilets were fairly horrendous. The ceiling had some kind of mould or something growing on it. I was so so gutted that my visit here was disappointing but hey, at least I'll know never to return.
__label__1 This is clearly for visitors of the City who don't have time or cannot be bothered to head to Loch Ness itself. Add some 3D and some fairytales (or scientific evidence- whatever way you want to look at it) you get to see hand on evidence around the myths surrounding this loch. Most of the evidence comes from the (slightly derranged) individuals who spent a lot of time looking at the lake. Or devising machines to proove their point. You can proove anything with facts these days. And photos.\n\nAfter your Loch Ness Discovery troop over to the Loch itself if you have time. You are going to spend the first 5-15 minutes starring at it as well, convinced that  that movement in the distance is Nessie herself. That's ok we have all done that- half-jocking or so we pretend to.
__label__4 Aberdeen Angus Rare Roast Beef, Wild Venison Haggis, Brie De Meaux, Chicken Liver Pate, and fresh crunchy crusty bread -- now that's what I call an absolutely perfect Saturday afternoon meal... Oh, if only I lived closer to this little bit of heaven!
__label__2 Newington Coffee Shop is sporting quite an 80s signage, emphasising that it's not an overly self conscious, trendy cafe like the ones you would find further up towards the Royal Mile. But if you're like me and enjoy some good old fashioned grub, that's not a bad thing.\n\nThey've got an impressive amount of sandwich fillings on the menu, with create your own deals being at the cheap end of cheap. Bacon rolls won't break the bank either if you're in need of a quick hangover fix before going to uni.\n\nI was famished after walking miles around Edinburgh the other week and Newington's certainly filled a gap. It's not cuisine but if I'm getting a quick brew and a cheap bite, I'm happy enough!
__label__1 If you're after hot chocolate of any description, or coffee with chocolate, or indeed chocolate soup - and that's all - then this place will do the job. I had a cappucino and the chocolate powder they sprinkled on top tasted verryyyy cocoa-rich and delicious.\n\nBut why the low rating? There were a number of things I really didn't enjoy about my lunch here. When I first queued to order a coffee, one girl was serving the customer in front who was having trouble finding her wallet so it was taking a while. Two other members of staff were standing right in front of me, one with her back to me, chatting away and actually occasionally glancing at me without even asking what my order would be. They could have taken my order and started making it before I got to the till. It was just me and the person in front. But their attitude was that I was interrupting their engrossing chat.\n\nThen when I went back to order soup and a roll, soup and a sandwich for two the same girl got very confused and was quite rude about the order, with a certain tone \"so, let me get this right, you want ONE soup and ONE roll and...\" You get the picture.\n\nThe toilets were also very far away, freezing cold, and smelt of...toilets.\n\nThe range of sandwiches were minimal, my sandwich was stale, two of the soups had run out.\n\nOk, moan and rant over. Basically, I would have been happier going to the Starbucks next door as the sandwiches and cakes if somewhat generic are better, and the service is far friendlier. \n\nI guess I may update my review once I've tried one of the \"chocolate soups\" they have on offer. But service, selection, and poor facilities left me with a bitter taste in my mouth.
__label__1 I went here in a bid to support a smaller coffee shop than the multinational Starbucks, Chocolate Soup's neighbour on Hunter's Square.\n\n\n Oops, mistake. There were 2 people in front, yet was ignored for 5 minutes, and waited 10 for the order. A polite 'Will the coffee be much longer, please?' was met with breathtaking rudeness, at a very loud volume, by the supervisor.\n\n\n But at least it stopped her bullying the hard-working barista for a moment.\n\n\n He, and the decent macchiato he made, were the only saving grace, and get a star each.\n\n\n I've worked in coffee shops before, so I'm perfectly aware of the stress and demands of the job, but equally aware of the importance of customer service. I sincerely hope this problem has been rectified.\n\n\n Until then, Starbucks it is.
__label__2 I never experienced the White Horse Bar when it was apparently some hive of scum and villainy. When I visited it was perfectly pleasant.\n\nJust off of the Royal Mile this wee pub is quite easy to miss. But it might just be worth a visit. The White Horse Bar didn't seem quite a touristy as all the rest. This might just be the most traditional of all the \"traditional\" pubs along the high street, in that it feels more natural and isn't straining itself to give off a particular image. It is definitely less touristy, and it's also quite a bit smaller than the other nearby pubs. It is perhaps a touch small but this can make it feel quite cosy at times. This pub, I expect, still attracts more locals and regulars, but when I went in they were reasonably friendly to me.\n\nA surprising pub that has apparently smartened itself up, and is all the better for it.
__label__1 Frankensteins is always a 'last resort' type of place - where you go when every where else is too full or the queues too long. \n\nDuring the day, Frankenstiens poses as a gothic, Mary Shelly themed restaurant serving a range of basic and rather bland meals to students and tourists who fell for the Frankenstien gimmick. Student however, do have an excuse, this place is cheap - really cheap. \n\nIn the evenings, Frankensteins embraces the dark and becomes a bar. This really isnt a good thing, for while the gothic theme lends itself better to a bar than a restaurant, the atmosphere is still pretty dreadful and the whole thing feels like Frankenstein going for a jog - uncomfortable, dragging and groaning.  \n\nI dont like Frankenstiens that much, but it remains a faithful back up if the hundreds of other bars in Edinburgh close.
__label__2 Free Wifi is always a plus.\n\nThe staff serving were lovely.  I had an 02 Priority moments code to get one cup of coffee for free, so I met my husband there after work for a chill out  to miss the rush hour on the bus and to do something different than heading straight home after work\n\nMy husband had a mocha and I had a hot chocolate.  The staff were great and put the most expensive drink through as the free one.  The regular hot chocolate was \u00a32.95.\n\nThe hot chocolate was delicious and creamy but the froth on the Mocha was bitter and tasted odd, we couldn't quite place the taste but after taking that off with a spoon the mocha itself was nice. \n\nDecor wise, Cafe Nero could do with a little spruce up.  It is clean and tidy but needs a little TLC around the edges, the arms of the couches are a little worn and the dark wood cabinets behind the counter are a bit dated.\n\nSaying that, it is a good location and cosy and we were in the window seat which is great for people watching!
__label__4 Flawless really. Great service, excellent food, classic setting. Looking forward to next time (and hoping there is one).
__label__2 As far as budget accommodations go this place was alright.  The staff is friendly, helpful and flexible.  The dorm rooms themselves probably try and pack a few too many people in to them and the beds can be a very squeeky.  It's located a 7 or so minute walk from the heart of Old Town, which if you're staying for more than 3 or so nights can get a little repetitive.  \n\nOverall I'm sure better could be found, but if nothing appeared in a search I'd come back here with no real hang ups
__label__2 Discovering a new place can be deceptive - the first time you've gone in, it's with a sense of expectation or mood that you're carrying.  So, for example, when I first came upon Patisserie Florentin, I was in a sad mood, and it's yellow walls, sunflowers, and wee back room with framed window facing onto a sun-filled walled garden was altogether a bit magical.\n\nIf going back knowing what to expect, however, it's altogether a different story - you have a reference point for disappointments that occur again, like the one member of staff who is so lovely and polite and with such a lovely smile that the others seem sullen, not just curt, in comparison.  You notice that the service isn't great on your second visit and remember that last time, it took quite some time to get your order taken, and more time to get the bill.\n\nAnd you start to notice the other things that you either really do quite like - the pastries and bread in baskets on the wall and the overall French feel you do get from the cafe if not always from the food - and the things you aren't so keen on - the one or two members of staff who seem pre-occupied with anything but serving customers and the slightly-warmer-than-tepid coffee.\n\nStill, Florentin does have atmosphere - maybe that's something that you bring with you, but at least a little of the welcoming sunflowers also rubs off.
__label__3 Great pub with friendly atmosphere and an excellent selection of food and drink. Great for a catch up with friends.
__label__2 The location of this hotel is prime - just up to close to the Royal Mile.  It's the first time I've stayed that close to the Royal Mile, and I have to say, the convenience was superb.  The price was ok, not the best deal of the trip, but we got a discount booking online, so it didn't break the bank either.\n\nThe room was a standard hotel room with twin beds, though a bit musty, probably from the lack of a fan in the shower room and the general dampness of the city.  \n\nThe thing about the hotel that irked me the most was the outrageous price for internet access.  Customers can recieve wifi in the lobby at \u00a310 per day or ethernet in their rooms for the same price.  The computers in the lobby are \u00a31 per 20min.  I would have chosen \u00a310 per day (though not been happy about it) if there was wireless in the room and I could access it without having to return to the lobby.  As it ended up, we had to book various tours and hotel rooms online and ended up spending about \u00a36 per day on the lobby computers.  I feel that at the point we are with technology, hotels need to be supplying internet access to customers for free or for a discount...if they choose to charge such high amounts, make sure they are accessible everywhere in the hotel.\n\nAll in all, the wifi didn't kill the hotel for me - it's still 'A-OK,' but next time I return, I will probably forgo the location for a spot with free wifi and a bathroom with a fan.\n\nRecommended for travelers who want to be close to the action without paying a fortune.
__label__3 Specialising in mussels, oysters and scallops this was the first proper restaurant we headed to an we weren't disappointed withour scallop starters and 1kg pots of mussels for mains. Yummy. Lines out the door during Festival season as no bookings are taken. However turnover was pretty quick and we luckily didn't have to wait too long.
__label__3 Ironically for a city that holds one of the world's most famous international festivals, Edinburgh is probably the least multicultural city I've ever seen in terms of it's residents. Almost everyone is white, and most are middle aged and or / middle class. Having stumbled upon Deli Polonia on the fantastic Leith Walk however, as well as a few other ethnic outposts in various parts of the city, I'm glad to say that things might be getting a bit more diverse in Scotland's capital.\n\nWith a focus on paprika and pickling, I must say that I do quite enjoy Eastern European food even if I'm no expert on it. If you're from the other side of the Iron Curtain  and are looking for something to remind yourself of home, then this vast, modern grocery should be a good place to start.
__label__2 Deli Polonia is probably the largest Polish delicatessen in Edinburgh, particularly since it's been recently extended  to now include a cafe area.  The deli side of the business is compact, with the shelves stocked with a large variety of Polish sauces and the like, along with a lot of cheese and meat products.  The aroma inside was not as pleasing as the Chinese supermarket down the road, but still a large selection of things on offer.  There's a large Polish population in Edinburgh, and they will be well served by what Deli Polonia has to offer.\n\nThere's also now a cafe side to the business, since it's been recently extended in the past few months.  This is one of the best Polish stockists in the Leith area - essential if you're looking for something Eastern European to eat.
__label__3 I found this place for dinner in Edinburgh because I know how much the other half loves wines and wine bars. A friend had suggested quite a few places for dinner, but none of them seemed overly exciting to him, so we came here.\n\nWe came in on a Thursday night around 6:30 and the place was already quite busy. For me, that's a sign of a good place! We were seated at a table, and quite soon afterwards a large party came in, so we all shifted around to give them more seating (which turned out to be a HUGE mistake). \n\nWe started with a bottle of English white wine and a cheese plate. It consisted of three cheese. We chose it over the meat and cheese plate solely because that one contained manchego and gorganzola. Both nice cheeses, but nothing special. One of the people at the other table really wasn't paying any attention to anything around her except chatting while trying to get up, so she knocked a bottle of water over onto our cheese plate. They did end up getting us another cheese plate (which hey, it might have been cheese overload, but oh well), which consisted of four cheeses instead of three. And two of them were different. It's a bit strange that they opted to give us the manchego and gorganzola on the second plate in place of one of the cheeses, but maybe they were out.\n\nWe then ordered some Italian red wine and the spaghetti with salami in a garlic cream sauce and the ham risotto. It took awhile due to the large table next to us, but we weren't in a hurry so we just enjoyed our wine. The mains were good. We also split the sticky toffee pudding at the end with some port, and that was probably the least good thing of the night. It wasn't sticky enough for me!\n\nThe table of twelve next to us kind of ballooned into around 20 by the end. It was a bit too much for such a small restaurant. I kind of wish they told them they couldn't accommodate such a large party, but I don't even think they thought it was going to get as big as it did! \n\nThe owner (I think he was the owner, who knows?) came up to us at the end, and he started talking with us a bit about wine. He said we had good taste and picked some of the better wine on the menu. That's always a pleasant surprise!
__label__4 Food is quite nice and not overpriced. Recommend Haggis and seafood! The lunch set is great value
__label__3 Occupying what used to be Nicolson's (where some of Harry Potter was apparently penned) this is a welcome change back from the site's most recent use as a Chinese buffet restaurant. The space is well lit, particularly by the setting sun at this time of year, and furnished in an understated yet quirky fashion.\n\n\n The service is prompt and pleasant and the range of wines well priced, ranging from \u00a310.95 to around the \u00a325 mark. Unusually for a modest establishment of this sort they stock a dessert wine but that's to be commended.\n\n\n Opting for the pre-theatre menu (\u00a39.95 for two courses, \u00a312.95 for three) my starter of potted duck was an ample size although more than one pickle would have been an improvement. My companion's soup of the day was pronounced a success although I've forgotten the flavour. Our main courses of skirt steak with champ & braised onions and baked feta with beetroot, blood orange and chick peas were both great (NB - this was a starter deliberately ordered as the second course) and the cheese board (brie, manchego and a soft blue) is the first I've had in a long time where the proportion of biscuits to cheese was spot on (if only Qype would award half stars that alone would have been enough for one).\n\n\n I can readily see myself revisiting here soon.
__label__3 From the outside, this place looks really modern and welcoming. But it's somewhat aged on the inside! I was so surprised when I came in - the huge glass front always made it look so cool. Glass has a tendency of doing that!\nDon't get me wrong, it's not bad inside the theatre  -  far from it - but I suppose I was expecting leather recliners and cupholders. It's not a cinema, Emily.\n\nThey always attract great plays and shows too. I came to see Peter Pan here once and it was brilliant! They do have a niche market sometimes though, things like Stomp and Bach concerto's are common. If you're into that then great! But I'm more of a tinkerbell kinda gal
__label__4 Went in for food twice over the weekend. First time i've been in since it had its 50's Diner Overhaul.\n\nAnyway the food is great not a huge selection but well worth the money. They also do the best breakfast i think i've ever had. Superb fry up for only \u00a36.50  nom nom nom. :)
__label__3 Came here on a suggestion from the host of our B&B, who I think comes here at least twice a week (he actually went there the night he recommended it to us because, as he said it, talking about it made him crave it!)  I love being able to visit the places tucked away from touristy areas, and this was it!\n\nWe ordered the hummus and feta salad to start, and what amazing portions!  The waitress had to bring out a second basket of pita to finish it, with the added bonus that it was warm when it arrived, yum!  Feta tasted homemade it was so soft and flavorful, and there were so many plump veggies in the bowl that I couldn't finish it!\n\nWe both got the chicken shish, which had a lovely grilled flavor and perfectly made rice.  I think we piled on the spicy sauce to add a little perk to the meal, but that's why they serve it, I guess!  Overall it was delicious and we left feeling absolutely stuffed.\n\nOne small note, make sure to get a booking because we didn't (as we arrived at 5:45 when there was almost no one seated) and were told that we had to be out by 7 at the latest.  It was no problem to do so, but I felt a little rushed.
__label__3 I went here with a friend for a catch up.  After absorbing the relaxed and bohemian atmosphere (and a good lenghty chat) we finally ordered.  We decided to order a few starters and share, as it all looked so good!  The halloumi cheese was yum, the spinach/feta pastry was ace and the humus was beautiful!  Mains was a mixed grill for each of us and I don't think I've ever eaten such soft and scrumpalicious rice! (And I've lived in Japan!)  It was a perfect complement to the meat, which was also lovely.  The staff were attentive and our meal was reasonably priced for the quality of food.  All in all, a cosy and intimate restaurant with tasty food.  Will most definitely go back when in Edinburgh.
__label__3 The Hampton is the nearest thing to a pub in this area of town. Nice bar area and very friendly staff. Had food once here, but as a veggie there wasn't a huge amount to choose from on the menu.   Has a good reputation for food with local folk though.
__label__1 Maxies doesn't look much from the outside, and to be honest, it isn't up to all that much inside either. Situated just round the corner from the Royal Mile, Maxies is right behind Edinburgh Castle and so it ought to be a great restaurant for all the tourists to go, but unfortunately it is not up to much.\n\nThe restaurant has quite a cosy feel inside with padded seats covered in cushions, with a pretty lively atmosphere. The menu in Maxies is pretty much seafood orientated, with lots of fish and seafood dishes, but there are also steaks, stir fry's, chicken and haggis dishes on the menu too. I had the sole cooked in a creamy sauce, which was OK. The sauce was pretty thick and gloopy and lacked proper taste, but the fish was perfectly cooked. My friend had a pasta dish which they really didn't like, she said the pasta was still hard and that the sauce was tepid - not nice. The service was pretty average too, the waiter's weren't that attentive and only seemed to show some life when we asked for the bill. \n\nThere are much better restaurants in Edinburgh which are more deserving of the custom than Maxies.
__label__3 Having La Cerise just down the road from work is both a blessing and a curse... a curse in the sense that I want to lunch from here far too often than is good for the budget!\n\nThe service is always friendly, the food is always fantastic, the coffee is pretty good and they make their own ice cream on site.. what's not to like??!!\n\nI think their prices are quite reasonable as well for the quality of food you get. All their sandwich options you can have in your choice of panini, croissant, wrap or bun.  There's usually a soup of the day, pasta of the day (often lasagne or mac & cheese) as well as a vege option of the day.\n\nIf you're in the area, don't hesitate to pop in for a bite!
__label__1 Like an upmarket Wetherspoons, I always feel that there's something a bit 'off' about the atmosphere in All Bar One. Although it's in a brilliant location, it never goes beyond being a place for a quick post work beverage before moving onto somewhere better to spend the rest of the evening.\n\nMy latest visit was during the summer, for the 'dine for \u00a35' offer. The food was quite nice, and the glass of fizz which was added on for an extra few quid was most welcome. It's not somewhere I'd choose to go for a drink,  however, particularly with a wealth of truly lovely bars nearby (including the most excellent Bramble).
__label__0 I wanted to like this place, but the service was so horrible that it ruined my evening. Our waitress was blond and arrogant and really couldn't be bothered to serve us. She took our food order and then literally never came back. Our starters came and I bugged the delivery waitress for another drink, but soon realized that not only were we not getting our waitress back, but we weren't getting the rest of our food. Finally, after an hour we cancelled the rest and went to find dinner elsewhere. It wasn't just us. The rest of the guests were ignored as the staff sat and chatted among each other. Not worth the time or effort.
__label__3 I'm really glad to learn that I wasn't the only one to get ID'd every other minute! And I look old for my age (a modest 20, or twenteen as I prefer it) so I never, ever get asked to prove it. Maybe they were trying to flatter me.\n\nAnyway, the pub itself, as has been mentioned is more of a novelty than particularly chic. Well that depends on your definition of chic I suppose. If novelty book cases and murder-mystery style is chic to you, then grab your glad-rags.\n\nThe prices are good too, and it's in a good location so you can come here before a night on the town and barely have to bear the walk!
__label__2 I'm slightly biased in my feelings for this place. It's where a friend of mine put on his comedy performance during the Fringe last year. So it holds good memories for me - I found it to a fun little spot. \nOf course, if this type of gothic themed bar doesn't float your boat, then you might not even make it past the door. It's harmless though. \nThe booth out the back are ideal for gathering friends, and the downstairs bar is another hidden treat. Fairly average selection of drinks.
__label__2 Whoa. I'm in love. But, I'm in love with a hooker and I can't afford to have her every night, or even once in a while. Only on special occassions really, and even then, I'm uncomfortable spending that much money. \n\nAnd that's Viva Mexico. \n\nWhen I arrived on Thanksgiving Day I wanted a special meal to remember all of the important historical American facts about Thanksgiving and I thought Mexican was a pretty decent cuisine to eat considering we annexed most of their country in the past and there's not much American Indian dining to be had in Scotland (or anywhere for that matter). Mexican it was. \n\nOh and it was damn goooooood. It tasted like sweet, sweet colonozation. \n\nSangria went right to my head. Beans and rice, cooked just right. Warm tortilla chips and a prawn/shrimp filled plate. I was full and happy... and then I ordered the Chili Cheesecake and I was having inappropriately romantic feelings toward Viva Mexico.\n\nThen I got the bill. And It was 80 dollars. That's 55 pounds. That's a f*cking lot for Mexican food, of any sort, even the best sort. It is, in effect, beans, rice, cheese, tortillas and ground meat (the guacamole and sour cream are extra). I know how much that stuff costs. And it's not visa prices for your staff because as I could see... there was only one Mexican guy (if he's even really Mexican, he just spoke Mexican Spanish). \n\nThere were no gold specks in my food and they didn't give me a foot massage or even a hot menthol towel at the end... and if I am going to spend my student-y 55 pounds, I want orgasmic piles of food and three days worth of leftovers or some sort of Mariachi band and Spanish Fly. \n\nHere's a tip: Free tortilla chips and salsa are f*cking MANDATORY for a good Mexican food experience. I'm not talking take away burritos (that's a horse of a different color) but if my ass is going to sit down and spend 55 pounds - gimme free chips like they would in real Mexico (I think).
__label__2 Conveniently located. Fine if you just want a quick drink and a sit. They also do takeaway pastry (mediocre looking pastry), sandwiches, and beverages.\n\nPeople were totally right about the coffee being too hot though! JEEBUS that stuff was scalding. My latte was out to torture tongues.
__label__0 On their breakfast menu, the grumpy uncaring folk of Cafe Jacques say they're open to suggestions. Well here's one: how about trying to serve up actual food rather than the laminated, 'made from powder', tasteless schmap that you're currently slapping down in front of people.\n\nFood does not get worse than this and the coffee is not recognizable as coffee. Enough said.\n\nIn an area of tourist traps serving completely un-thought out offensive over-priced rubbish, Cafe Jacques takes it to a new level. DO NOT EVEN WALK PAST! Actually, on second thoughts, avoid Grassmarket altogether. There's great food in Edinburgh, but it's nowhere near this place.
__label__1 People seem to think it's a unique Czech pub when Pivo is simply a chain.. The one in Stirling is much better (if it's still there) so for a chain, it should be cheaper.\nIt's also badly laid out for space because it's in a cellar with low ceilings so if you are a hyperventilating hypochondriac like me, you might feel too enclosed. There's also more space in a wendy house than there is on the dance floor which isn't really a dance floor, just a space where perhaps a couple of tables would've fitted in instead.\n\n\n Good for: Wealthy small people who like sweat.\n\n\n Bad for: Tall people on a budget who get claustrophobia.
__label__3 This is a great bagel place conveniently located inside the Edinburgh Waverly train station.  The staff are friendly and quick and nicely package your coffee and bagel selection for a quick carry onto your next train.\n\nOptions for different bagels spanned from sausage , egg and cheese to Salmon to just spreads.  They had quite a few combinations.\n\nNext time I am back to this train station, this will be my go to breakfast place!
__label__3 The Piemaker boasts that it's sausage rolls maintain the old miners tradition of rolling the peppery sausage meat in two layers of pastry. \nDouble pastry?!?!?!\nToo perfect.
__label__3 While I don't quite share Gavin's enthusiasm that Piemaker is the best thing since sliced bread, I do agree that they do a killer sausage roll and I've been known to eat quite a few.\n\nI mean, I can't complain really... who doesn't like a good pie? Especially on a cold, winters day when the piping hot filling warms the cockles of your heart. \n\nThere's a good range of goodies all very reasonable priced and if you're after a light bite for lunch then Piemaker is perfect!
__label__1 I used to live literally right above it and would pop in from time to time. Its a strange pub..It's very dark and old school in terms of decor and drink choice but it does have a very good jukebox although it's a lottery if your song actually plays.\nThe bar staff were never friendly or very happy looking but maybe that's just me, I have one of those faces. In fact, one time I popped down stairs to take a couple of bottles back up when I noticed one of the bottles had a strange white liquid in it\nI went back down stairs with the bottle and asked for another one. The barmaid (I think she's the manager) just grunted and accused me of putting this strange white stuff in there myself!\nEven though I had been in there quite a lot, she didnt believe me and thought I was being a chancer and so I left empty handed.\nHarrumph!
__label__3 This is another restaurant my lovely Grandmother has treated me to lunch at.\n\nThe location on George Street is the first indication it will be a little expensive. But unlike a lot of the overly trendy bars and restaurants on George Street, Browns is actually worth it. The decor is charming, its very light and charming. The staff are attentive and well trained. \n\nThe menu ranges from salads to steaks, but most dishes are very interesting and the descriptions make your mouth water. It took us both a long time to decide. I went for the Chargrilled Chicken Salad  which was complimented nicely with pear and pine nuts. It was fresh and delicious. There is also a great cocktail menu, but we didn't try any.\n\nI would probably return here on a special occasion as it is quite expensive. However there is usually some great deals available from their website.
__label__3 This is a really good venue to hold meetings in Edinburgh. We hired the 'Glass Room' at the top of the building which had its own private balcony with stunning views across the city. \n\nThe Hub provided us with lunch - just sandwiches- but they finished it off with some really good, gooey chocolate cake which made me love the whole venue even more!! They also left some Edinburgh rock on the tables for us to munch through...so whenever my meeting became boring/overly bureaucratic I could have a sugar high to bring back my normal hyper-ness!
__label__3 Th Hub is for me a focal point especially when the Edinburgh Festival is in full flow either for aquiring tickets, making show enquiries, information on events or a quick lunch bite. It also doubles as an event venue, and has private meeting room upstairs, in this structure that dominates the city skyline...but for me I have yet to fully experience a show or some food here.\n\nFor me the its location is fairly central in an converted church, now a regional meeting place where its quiet enough to escape the hussle and bussle of outside, during busy tourist season!  Enjoy the shop, free maps and guides, chatting to Hub staff finding out if there are any tickets left for usual sold out events that Edinburgh is famous for, and the afternoon weekend teas are great as well as weddings and pre-tattoo suppers.\n\nThey have wifi, not sure if it is free but according to the ticket staff, you cant get access to www from the shop area but possibly need a password from the restaurant staff. \n\nFor full information visit the hub website www.thehub-edinburgh.com
__label__1 I've been to Maxi's twice now and each time have been underwhelmed.  The first time for cake and coffee, and today for breakfast.  \n\nThe cake was nothing special - pretty standard and most likely purchased from the same place that makes these kinds of traybakes and cakes for the vast majority of Edinburgh cafes.  The coffee was nice, but nothing compared to the likes of Artisan.\n\nBreakfast today was actually pretty sub-par.  The staff are nice, but there are too many of them.  There are 11 tables with no table service, and there were 4 girls behind the counter who spent the majority of their time chatting because there was nothing else to do.  There could easily have been two less members of staff - they would have been busy for a bit, but it would have been do-able, easy.  I feel I can say this because I used to properly wait 8 table sections, while making drinks, coffee and salads, as well as bussing tables, and we were just fine.  \n\nThe food, though, is what left us unsatisfied.  We each had eggs benedict, I had it with bacon and the man had it with sausage.  The eggs, bacon and sausage were well cooked.  The eggs were actually impressively well cooked - though maybe I'm impressed because the art of poaching an egg is something that is so amazingly beyond my grasp it's embarrasing.  \nHowever, the hollandaise was obviously out of a jar and really not nice at all.  It was thick and a bit bitter tasting, not the dreamy fatty creaminess which it should have been.  The toasted muffin as well had an unusual taste to the extent that I actually just resorted to eating around it.  I can't even describe the taste but whatever the description, it wasn't nice.  \n\nWe walked away \u00a315 lighter with full bellies, but wishing we'd stayed in for breakfast.
__label__2 Maxi's is a solid place for brunch. The lunch menu is fine, but nothing special, and in a city like Edinburgh there are plenty of places that are something special. The dinner menu is uninspiring.\n\nI normally go for the pancakes with maple syrup and bacon, and it never disappoints. I guess it's difficult to mess this particular dish up, but thankfully they don't. They do a decent hot chocolate too, but admittedly it is just machine hot chocolate with whipped cream and marshmallows.\n\nMaxi's is a little bit pricey, expect to pay 10-15% more than you think you should for what you get. It might be the nicest place for brunch in Stockbridge, but a five minute bus trip into the city centre will take you to superior places. It's certainly not a must visit, but not a must avoid either.
__label__1 The Standing Order Wetherspoons Bar on George Street is cheap. This for many a relief as George Street is expensive. In my view it shouldn't be on George Street - it would be so much better fitting on Princes Street.  \n\nIt is also big, crowded and extremely noisy due to all the sound is bouncing around the high ceilings and of the bare walls. The main drinking hall has neon strip lighting and keeps every area well lit. \n\nI usually avoid going here as  by paying a little bit more money for a pint in a different bar I actually will be able to talk with my fellow drinkers on the same table without having to resort to shouting.\nAlso I prefer a bar with atmosphere, like background music, a little bit of decoration on the walls and comfortable corners and dimmed lights. - all of this that is missing in this Weatherspoon (if not all of them). \n\nYes, the beer is cheap. \nYes, the food is adequate (and cheap)\nYes, there is plenty room for all your footie mates and hen/stag party without having to make a reservation. \nYes, you can actually afford to buy about 2-3 rounds for all of your friends from Uni \nand still have some change for those bathroom polo mints, when you have pulled that 'sexy one'. \n\nOnly when you don't mind having to queue ages for those cheapo rounds, sometimes 3 persons thick alongside that really big S-curved bar. \nAnd that 'sexy one' you pulled is clearly a result of cheap lager you both consumed in copious amounts. \n\nJoking aside, this place is collecting a certain demographic of drinkers, yes drinkers, I don't see why anyone would like to go here and only drink soft drinks. It collects drinkers like flies to a honeypot - did I mention they serve cheap lagers?\n\nIt is about volume, cheapness and certainly no overheads, and these Wetherspoon places know how to maximise and profit from this. \n(That is likely why there is no music -it is very very expensive to have a full PPL \nmusic & TV licence in a public house and the bigger the place the more it costs..) \n\nThe food is of an average quality, cheap and err.. cheap deals with the cheap lager (you see a pattern emerging here). Nothing exciting and nothing special. It will fill your stomach and will not offend (apart from when it is brought back up after too many beers...) Burgers, Curries and Bangers. Food that will sound \nthe same whether you order it in a drunken slur or shouting it sober over the table . Food that substantiates you, so you can drink more. As more or less mentioned by another reviewer - this is McD disguised as a bar. Now that is quite an accurate description, as I do not frequent McD either for similar reasons. And I guess that the aformentioned demographic WILL visit McD for those same reasons too.\n\nSure, on the surface there is nothing essentially wrong with their concept, perfectly acceptable, but that is also my main reason why I choose not to like it because I am a local looking to have a good time, not acceptable, good. Not compromised by pricing and  and not just looking for a cheap booze up.
__label__2 The Meadow Bar is one of those quiet bars where people go for a chat; it is only ever going to fit in at the start of a pub crawl.  As a place to have a chat, however, it is first class.  It's full enough to not leave you feeling lonely and forever buying drinks to keep the landlord happy, but quiet enough for you to be able to hear yourself.  This makes it ideal for those going out to enjoy a drink or two who don't particularly want to frequent the noisier bars that serve as a filling station.\n\nUpstairs is a decent amount of space that is commonly available for hire for any specific events you may want to hold.  Should you be looking for such a place - this might be ideal for you.
__label__3 This is a good, traditional pub which, as the decor informs you, has been around for a long time.  It feels friendly inside with a clean, impressive, wooden bar and plenty of top quality spirits behind it.  Malt whiskey is its speciality and it has a great, but also expensive, selection.  Pints are reasonably priced at about \u00a33 each and they sell good quality, real ales and beers alongside the standard Tennents and Strongbow.  \nMathers also has plamsa TV screens which are always showing the latest football, rugby or boxing matches.  Naturally, this attracts a good bunch of 'lads', but on any given nights there's a good range of people, including locals and students.
__label__4 V good service with funny and friendly staff.
__label__3 I've found myself having a swift couple in here on a number of occasions, despite it not really being near any other nightlife, and the fact I've never lived anywhere nearby. I'm not sure the reason behind it's seemingly magnetic appeal, it's just a regular locals pub. Reasonable prices, busy for sports, with the usual pub grub and middle aged decor.\n\nIt almost, but not quite, loses a star due to the regular presence of rugby fans. This shower are the main reason I've never chose to permanently locate in Edinburgh, and their presence in The Haymarket is the reason why (on certain days), I'd choose not to locate in this pub.
__label__2 Apart from the manager lady who seemed like a massive control freak, the food was really good. I had the prawn cocktail and gnocchi, both were delicious. I just happened to be sitting in the worst part of the restaurant, right at the back where I could hear all the conversation between staff...
__label__0 The opinions of another review site saying this place has gone downhill are not wrong. Just had a TERRIBLE meal here. I'm from Leith and I remember the glory days of this place when it set the example not only to the growing Shore scene but also that of pubs doing good good food all over town!... I've had my best ever fishnchips, best ever smoked haddock risotto, and many great girly lunches here over the years. But years ago, not recently. \n\nI came in about 2 months ago with a hangover for a decent Bloody Mary and decided food would be ok. But the battered fish was sswiimmmiinnng in fat and i could barely scrape the tiny bits of fish off of the horribly burned batter. Put it down to a bad day.\n\nThis time we were very surprised to get a table at all as it was a v sunny night at 7.30pm  and the shore was very very busy. But we did, which now I know speaks volumes. The hot smoked salmon starter was a massive plate of salad leaves, giant chunks of very smoked salmon, an egg and 2 half stalks of asparagus. Not terrible but totally over saladed and inderseasoned, and far too large.\n\nFor mains we had a salmon  risotto, which turned out to be savoury rice pudding with a salmon fillet plonked on top! Totally horrible. If your chef can't do risotto, don't offer it on the menu, The other was a scallop, crevette and squid salad main. First off the chips were forgotten and i had to go chase them, but when they were eventually brought they were barely cooked. The scallops tasted of NOTHING and the crevettes, although covered in herbs of some kind, tasted of nothing. The squid the same. This was a salad that was charged at more the double of the starter size version due to the addition of chips, apparently....the forgotten chips i had to chase that eventually arrived totally undercooked..\n\nTo be fair, the waitress seemed keen to know why we hadn't eaten anything, but my dining partner had decided we wouldn't cause a fuss or scene. I still told her I'd not all enjoyed my main and that the late chips were totally underdone and generally i'd not had an enjoyable meal. We asked for the bill. She offered us a free coffee. and then ignored us for ages. Eventually we got to pay and leave. A full bill with nothing taken off.\n\nSomeone in that kitchen, in control of it, can not cook and does not care. Someone somewhere along the line between kitchen and customer does not care about customer service. End of story.\n\nWe won't be back, ever.
__label__2 Any pub on Rose St immediately has to compete with swathes of competitive drinking holes. As a result the Auld Hundred seems like another humdrum offering with nothing of particular attraction here. Then again, that may be exactly what the clientele like: a reliable and no frills establishment.\n\nYou'll find typically generous pub size portions with regards to food and a modest selection of ales, A- OK.
__label__3 On a wet and windy evening myself and the Lady ventured in from the damp and into the Cambridge Bar on Young street in the new town.\n\nIt was wet outside but very nicely dry and temperate inside which is always good. Those tropically damp bars which get horridly humid when it's raining really annoy me. \n\nIT was busy but we manage to get a decent seat. Where we waited.... And waited.... Then we finally managed to flag down a man do take our drinks order. Beer was ordered from their plentiful but fairly expensive list of beers and orders placed for food as well. Venison burgers were the order of the day. Their menu has some incredible burgers listed. Prices are Edinburgh Norm for the food. Although the burgers do not come with chips. Sides were an extra \u00a32.50. However we found out that that was enough chunky chips for two hungry bedraggled cyclists so you might not need that many sides between 2-3 of you.\n\nThe service (once they'd picked up on the fact we were actually there) was very good up until we sat with our bill for 15 minutes. However the company was acceptable so I wasn't that bothered.\n\n\u00a330 for 2 pints and 2 halves of beer and two burgers with shared chips. I think it was possibly \u00a32-3 too expensive but I'm probably being a bit picky. \n\nRecommend checking it out but overall I think I preferred the burgers in Holyrood 9A...
__label__2 Very friendly bar staff who were even willing to show the US Open golf in between World Cup games. Would return for sure!
__label__1 I've very mixed emotions about Albanach. \n\nOn the one hand they do have a magnificent collection of mouthwatering whiskies. Then again, it's your eyes that'll be watering at the amount of cash you will have to dredge from the darkest recesses of your wallet for the pleasure. \n\nAnother, and frankly much worse, infringement on my whisky sensibilities is the fact that while Albanach is happy to serve you a dram of whisky for \u00a330+ they slosh it into a straight sided tumbler for you. \n\nImagine, gents, the promise of Ursula Andres, only for her to come out of the sea wearing a submarine. Ladies, for the purposes of empathy, feel free to substitute David Niven or some similarly suave sex symbol. \n\nThe staff are quite good though, I mean, they put up with me telling them how crap their glasses are every time I go in.\n\nIn short +1 for whisky, -1 for cost, -1 for glasses, +1 or staff - it's a sum zero proposition, but fine for that (semi) posh 'one or the road'.
__label__0 It's the only place open serving hot food after 1am in the city centre.\n\nNow that I've finished listing any of this place's good points, let me start the much lengthier task of listing what's bad about it.\n\nFor one thing, why it calls itself a pizzeria I do not know. The only people who eat here are the barely-old-enough-to-drink chavs that stumble up from City at kicking-out time to spend their last fiver on junk food, only to then sit on the pavement and cry when they realise they now have no money for a taxi home.\n\nAnd for another thing, if you do find yourself in a situation where you need ('need' being the key word there) to get food from here in the wee hours the queue is always ridiculous. When I used to work in a nightclub I would pass this place on my way home, and on one occasion my grumbling tummy got the better of me. So I decided to wait in the queue. Twenty minutes later - by which time I could have been home - the queue still hadn't moved. In fact, all that had happened was the following...\n1) 2 chav girls had a screaming row from opposite sides of the street\n2) a chav guy peed in the adjacent doorway\n3) a worryingly young-lookig chav girl drunkenly vomited in the same doorway a few minutes later.\n\nFunnily enough, at that point I gave up and walked home. I'd lost my appetite.
__label__4 It's quite gimmicky, you always know what to expect and there are never really any surprises thrown in and it's a guarantee that the food is going to be top notch! My burger of choice is always the BBQ Bacon Cheeseburger it's just so good! \n\nThe walls are adorned with lots of musical memorabilia to give you lots to look at when enjoying your meal. Worldwide the Hard Rock Cafe have over 70,000 instruments on the walls of their restaurants which is the biggest and most valuable collection in the world. Wow.\n\nDuring my years at High School I came to the Hard Rock Cafe pretty much every year for my birthday party and most of my friends did the same, I'm surprised I'm not sick of the place. My friends and I always found the fillings in the burgers funny and you will often find  slice of tomato or onion ring the size of a small childs head. On one occasion I remember my friend took an onion ring home because she found it so funny, to be fair we were only around 13 and hey, simple minds simple pleasures, I guess.\n\nIf you do go for a birthday party the staff will be more than happy to sing a rather embarrassing Happy Birthday to you and present you with a cake or a huge ice-cream sundae. The ice-cream sundaes are phenomenal but I'd recommend getting one to share if you want to fit through the door on your way out. Hard Rock Cafe is fun, great for families, smalls or large groups and is always a great option if you're looking for a hearty burger. I'm a fan!
__label__1 After a fun afternoon chasing my friend's toddler around the big amazing park in the Meadows, we were feeling pretty hungry. As my pal is very picky, and bambinos aren't welcome everywhere, we decided to pop down to George Street and the HRC. I'm not sure why I agreed to it, because the handful of times I've been I've found the food to be distinctly sub-par but I thought maybe I was just ordering the wrong things.\n\nFirst up: service. Friendly: but very, very, slow. It took a while for the waitress to take our drinks order, another while for the grown ups drinks to arrive (Pepsi of course, we were in charge of a wee one), and another five minutes for the little one's apple juice.  \n\nIt was quite difficult to stop him stealing his mum's Pepsi, before his juice arrived; running around causing chaos is thirsty work!\n\nFor the mains, Sarah had ordered the twisted mac and cheese as usual. I decided to go for the pulled pork sandwich because I've heard the pulled pork in HRC is dead good and I'd recently eaten a fabulous pulled pork bun at the Bread Street Brasserie that I hadn't stopped thinking about since.\n\nOf course, this took ages to arrive too. Cue wee man looking at the tables around us and shouting \"MMMM!\" (his way of saying \"that looks tasty, feed me\") before jamming a yellow crayon into his mouth that his mother then had to fish out. Ah the joys of parenthood.\n\nUnfortunately for me (but happily for my waistline) the pulled pork simply wasn't up to scratch. It was dry and bland, and I choked down half of it before waving the white flag. The chips (sorry, fries) weren't that great either, totally average, and very dry.\n\nWe weren't offered ketchup, and our waitress did a speedy disappearing act after dropping our plates on the table so I wasn't able to ask her for any.\n\nI mean it wasn't the worst meal I've had in my life, but since I've been a handful of times before and always left disappointed I'll take this as a sign that I shouldn't go back in a hurry. Or ever. The presentation and preparation of the food doesn't justify the price, either.\n\nThere are so many better places to eat on George Street, never mind Edinburgh. Give this gimicky tourist trap a wide berth. \n\nUnless you're in for the cocktails: now there's a different story...
__label__2 Again a restaurant I would never ever think of eating in but as a place to let loose its rather famous!\n\nKey point to be aware \n\n- the only measures they have are double\n- their mojitos have three shots of rum (dark, gold, white)\n- a jacket left lying around will grow feet and walk away\n\nThe music is awesome for letting go of a Friday and welcoming the weekend. The pole at the back of the dance floor is something to be visited for sure for amusement!\n\nBe ware of the bouncers..... they arent that bright and can be heavy handed!\n\nGood times!
__label__4 In my view, the great thing about the Cask and Barrel is that it serves unique and high quality drinks at reasonable prices and without the ostentatious atmosphere.  Inside it feels like a traditional pub with a fancy, well-polished wooden bar, comfortable seating and really polite, friendly staff.  However, it also succeeds in attaining a contemporary feel with at least five plasma screens showing the latest sporting events. \nI was in when they were showing a World Cup qualifying match and the place had a great fun and friendly atmosphere.  Further, the pints tasted abnormally fresh and they had a great selection of spirits and speciality cider and beers on offer.  \nI really enjoyed my experience of Cask and Barrel and I encourage anyone to visit just for the homely atmosphere.
__label__2 Free entry so it can't hurt to go! Make sure you go downstairs, its the Scottish section. Its a nice lay out, and some of the art is really interesting--like the one of doctors about cancer. Be warned though--there may be little kids putting crowns together on the floor when you go in!
__label__4 I'm starting to turn into a proper wanker who likes art galleries. Had the best time here today with me mammy. There was an exhibition on about witches which was very cool and interesting and some other neat paintings too. The spiced fruit scone in the cafe with cream and jam was totally epic too.
__label__1 I'm definitely not a fan of Deacon Brodie's.  It just tries to flaunt the Scottish culture to the tourists with tartan, overpriced whisky and miniature statues of bagpipers on the bar.  Of course, real Scottish pubs which are inhabited by locals don't usually have any of these things, so I see Deacon Brodie's as a bit of a phony in this sense.  \nOf course, it makes sense that they should target the tourists, especially in summer.  Nonetheless, the drinks are pretty extortionate with most pints costing more than \u00a33 and single spirit measures going for around the same. \nThis place does good business and it's atmosphere isquite lively, but it's still a sellout.
__label__1 We went here because we were on the Royal Mile, we were hungry and we'd eaten at Nicholson's Greyfriar's Bobby a few days ago.  So we thought GREAT!\nWe were so wrong!\nIt was crowded, the head waitress (hostess?) was grousing about lost keys to the office, it was hot (or chilly - people kept opening the windows which created a chilly breeze - we watch 4-5 parties move tables), the meal (same as we'd had at Greyfriar's) was cold (chicken & mushroom pie), overdone (beef rib pie) and both had, in our opinion, very thick pastry crusts (trying to make up for not as much inside?). The cod fish & chips was good.\nWaitstaff all appeared busy, but the dining room is upstairs, so food was coming up in a dumbwaiter.  The main bar was on the ground level, but there was a mini-bar area in the dining area.\nI don't see how anybody in a wheelchair could get to the dining room, but then again, when these buildings were built, that wasn't an issue.
__label__1 I don't know if my feeling towards the Rose & Crown is partially coloured by the fact that I'm really not the biggest Rose St fan, or if it's because the pub's just a bit... well, meh.\n\nIt serves beer and has places to sit and is all around inoffensive.  That's pretty much all I can say about it.  I seem to recall it seemed dirty as well, but maybe that was just the vibe from the clientele?  I have no idea why I've been here more than once, but it is never my choosing.  If you want a proper pub, you would probably be best to stay away from Rose St all together, but if you must come to this part of town, there are practically dozens of other places you could choose from and have a more enjoyable time than in the Rose & Crown.
__label__0 I'm actually less of a fan or Revs post their renovation. The food arrived cold and over-cooked, since my table wasn't drinking, the music made 'cranking it to 11' seem like child's play, it took forever to catch the eye of a waitress and no sooner than I had put my fork down, they were taking my plate and handing me the bill... Poor show and 'reinvention'. I don't think half-priced Monday's is going to draw me back anytime soon.
__label__3 I am a fan, as my rating suggests. \n\nI'll keep this one snappy - been here quite a bit, its awesome for brunch and their new menu has tons of tasty treats on it at prices that betray its flashy decor. \n\nThe bar caters, as most do in this area of town, to local wealthy businessmen, as is evidenced by their rather over the top cocktail menu. \n\nAlong with Monteiths and the West Room (all of which I've been to), this is a solid mini chain of restaurants with a refreshing approach to the dining experience, all have predictably tasty food and a well stocked bar. Any three star comments about 'staggered in here on a Friday and didn't like the barmen' perhaps give an unfair representation of what is after all an excellent establishment, ideal for romantic meal during the week, cocktails of a Fri/Sat night or a hangover brunch on a Sunday.
__label__2 middling italian fare on the grassmarket. you could do much worse in the UK  (think bella italia) but you could also do better. it's a fine place to enjoy a slightly better than average italian meal on a sunny day.
__label__2 This is my local Chinese restaurant and it's nae half bad. The restaurant doesn't look like much from the outside or inside, the interior is pretty naff and looks dated - I would definitely rather eat their grub in the comfort of my own living room. I get the feeling that people don't come here for the d\u00e9cor though, it's the food that has this place full on a Friday or Saturday night. My sister will tell you that it's the best Chinese in Edinburgh: I don't rate it quite so highly. I always go for the shredded chilli beef and this is a dish that they have down to a tee: succulent pieces of beef, fried until it's nice and crispy then coated in a fiery chilli sauce, mmm mmm mmm. The prices are a little higher than average for a take-away and they haven't realised that some people would prefer them to not use MSG, but all in all the food is quite good as far as local, neighbourhood Chineses go.
__label__3 Great food. Nachos are plain but the haggis is great.
__label__1 Opium Nightclub. \n\nIt's not a place I like to go to overly too much. It's hard rock, metal, Goth image is not something that makes me go 'I have to visit this place!' \n\nI used to go in my earlier days in Edinburgh due to its cheap drinks and classic rock nights with karaoke...the looks my mate got when singing Van Morrison's Brown Eyed Girl were not very supportive! \n\nHowever, in recent years I feel the club has gotten heavier and I just cannot get the attraction of dancing to head banging metal crazed music. The second floor is where you would find this! \n\nAlso, the place is quite quiet at times, which makes it feel quite eerie to say the least. However, if you like the sort of music and image that this place offers, then most likely Opium is one of the best places to go to in Edinburgh!
__label__0 I was here on a Saturday evening around 8 o'clock. Perhaps not the best time to review a cafe/brasserie, however, it wasn't busy so there really wasn't any excuse to my mind as to the poor quality of the food.\n\nI had the cod filet, which as it turns out, wasn't a filet at all. My partner-in-crime had the lamb which I think was sufficiently satisfying. He didn't comment on the quality, so I'm guessing that it wasn't exceptional. My dish however was absolutely horrendous. To start the fish was floating in a layer of olive oil, something that I just don't find appealing. If the oil comes halfway up the fish, I'm not a happy camper. Then, the filet was not a filet. It was a full fish, with massive amounts of bones. I didn't expect bones, and they were everywhere. In the first bite, and I take small bites, I had three bones big enough that I had to remove them. \n\nTo give some credit where credit is due, since I didn't eat the fish, just the grilled-to-mush vegetables that it came with (also schlumping around in oil) we didn't have to pay for the fish. But the waitress made such a big deal out of it that it was incredibly awkward. \n\nAll-in-all? Poor service, poor food, and screaming babies on a Saturday.\n\nLovely, enjoy.
__label__1 Good price and great location only a few minutes walk from the shops and the theatre. However, the room was terribly cold because the windows aren't double glazed. Saved money by staying there but ended up very cold at night.
__label__3 I was surprised to discover this was the first Mexican restaurant to open in the whole of Scotland. Ever since 1984 they seem to have been refining their speciality frozen margarita as it's a crowd pleaser. The concoction of lime juice, tequila and triple sec seems to be just right, leaving you willing to delve into their Mexican fare.\n\nThe food offerings are decent enough with the nice touch of a real salad instead of the usual carrot shavings and a wilted leaf. \n\nTop stuff!
__label__0 Very variable. My husband and I have been going there about 6-8 times a year for the last 5 yrs. Finally given up on the place. As other reviewers have noted sometimes grumpy or rude staff, freezing cold tables at the door, slow service. Constantly doing Groupon offers so there must be something wrong that they cant kkep the customers that the vouchers bring thier way. Maybe they could listen to the customer complaints + frustration and sort out those problems rather than having big prices for small plates of food + constant voucher offers ?
__label__4 This place is amazing value for money. The cocktails are delicious and the staff are very friendly and genuine. Everything I have had to eat here has been good. The risotto is so tasty. The fish and chips are spot on. The salmon I had here was awesome. \n\nGreat place for smokers as there is an outside area which is very pretty. The whole place has high spec chic decoration and is very clean.\n\nI have nothing bad to say!
__label__2 I'm a fan! It's down Fleshmarket Close, or up Fleshmarket Close depending on your starting point.\n\nAs such, you can stop in for a pint on the way up and tell yourself \"it's because it's a nice pub!\" rather than the more truthful \"I'm knackered already and I need a sit down\" that usually happens.\n\nThe staff are friendly, the prices are reasonable, the atmosphere is standard Edinburgh quiet-ish pub. There's not a lot of difference between this and say, a dozen other pubs in the city centre, bar the location - but I always pop in. It has that homely feel to it.\n\nGive it a go!
__label__2 I wanted to like this place more but I think I may have just expected too much. The food is quite good, but unfortunately not prepared that well. The ambience is cute but the service isn't great.\n\n-Chicken BLT - the chicken and bacon were delicious but the flat bread was completely burnt so all I could taste was char. Side salads were yummy though.\n\nI like that they use seasonal and fresh ingredients, but the way it's presented isn't the best. The breakfast items people ordered around me looked tasty though!
__label__2 I have mixed feelings about peartree. The huge beer garden is great, spacious and has a good atmosphere. It's well kept and the impressive ivy up the wall of the pub is a nice sight while knocking the froth off an ale. Anyone who ever has the privilege/shock of basking in some edinburgh sun must sample it. You'll have until about 6pm to top up your burn before the sun slips behind the tall uni building.\nOn the flip side, it's expensive. An orange and soda will sting you over 3 quid and the guiness tastes like water. And on the 364 non-sunny days of the year you will be drinking inside, which is so so. Don't get me wrong, it's quite pleasant, but nothing special with no great draw. Often what i do is trick my body and mind into believing it's warm and sit outside shivering to get 'my money's worth'. Shivering is good.. Shivering is good..why has my head gone numb??? \nIt's also a decent place to watch football, with adequate tvs, and very popular (often too popular) for big matches. However not my first choice due to the price and layout.\nSo, for sun, outdoor jibber jabber, and nice surroundings this place is hard to top. For everything else, there is yelp!
__label__3 Ummmm.......\n\nThis place.\n\nGreat location. About sixteen restos in one (there's a bar, an italian place, an upstairs, and a seafood version *that I know of*.\n\nListen:\n\nBraised Lamb heart stuffed with prunes and bacon. Sweet, salty, smoky bacon. Lamb's heart braised just enough, flavourful but tender. Salt + sweeet. Totally capable mash. \n\nSides: creamed leeks & almond green beans.\n\nWine: Nero d'Avola. \n\nThe wine was good & went well with the food. This place has fabulous decor, lovely attentive (but not overattentive) service, the most beautiful floor staff in Christendom (or whatever you'd say these days) (Not fake-o made-up air-brushed spray-tanned bleach-blonde beauty, but simple, honest, lovely people. Like the food. Simple, honest, lovely food).\n\nEat here. It's worth it. You'll need a side-- they're very good with the portion control and with leaving you not quite enough in a main for a meal.\n\nBut it's worth it. Simply honest good food. Experimental and traditional, somehow.\n\nYum.\n\nJugs of tap water-- they make no fecking about with costly water. They just fill it up. Now, if they did away with the horrible brightly-coloured plastic jugs... I don't know why it strikes me wrong, but it feels like it's going to be squash at a birthday party when you pour it. I suppose that's it.\n\nBut eat there.
__label__3 Came here on a whim on a Friday night without a reservation and they were booked solid. Luckily while we were waiting around trying to figure somewhere else to go they had a cancellation and we got the table.\n\nEveryone liked their food (pork, risotto, sardines, sweet potato wedges). The service was excellent- very fast and efficient! We also enjoyed the atmosphere and found the place to be really cute.
__label__1 2 star go to this Starbucks for service alone, seeing as the majority of Starbucks are consistent in their quality of coffee.\n\nI nicked in here for a quick caramel latte to kill some time before an event I was attending and didn't receive the best of service from a gent who didn't seem to care whether I was a customer or not.\n\nBy no means am I saying I should be treated like royalty but being asked \"What do you want?\" instead of \"What can I get for you?\" make huge differences to an experience in a branch, especially in a city that seems to survive on coffee and tea lovers.\n\nLovely in its layout and relaxed in its vibe, this would have been a nice place to sit and relax for 10 but I decided it best to take my latte for a walk instead.
__label__3 I consider the only motivation for venturing this far down Leith Walk is to check out this bar. I'm not really into interior design but you really do have to see the male toilets in this place. It's like something out of a George Micheal video.\n\nIts a wetherspoons so you know what to expect, but the service is really fast thanks to the microwave in the kitchen.\n\nI go here when I want to talk to have a quiet chat with somebody, or eavesdrop on the old lady conversation.
__label__1 This restaurant is at the Corner of my street at is a convenient  place for a little bite to eat. Staff are nice but the price is to much for the quality you reserve. Not the best Indian meal I have ever had. It is a bit dated and its reputation is better than in reality.\nWouldn't tell people not to go but there are better Indian restaurants close by.
__label__1 I've been to The Raj a few times since moving to leith 5 years ago and always thought it was ok. I went last month however and it was just a bit tired. No one there really seems to care about the business, which saddens me as it's a lovely spot with some unique stuff about it.\n\nThe portions aren't particularly big, for the price you pay certainly, and none of the food really delighted me. I hope things improve before long!
__label__2 I love this wee place. Edinburgh has done well to preserve the old school pubs in the city centre so that they can be enjoyed by new generations. The Rose St Brewery is very quaint, the upstairs lounge is my favourite part of the pub. Carpeted floors and old pictures of the city line the walls. A plaque boasts it as being the Pub of The Year in 1985.\n\nI popped in for lunch here and ordered a goats cheese salad - very unlike me as I'm a huge carnivore, however it sounded light and refreshing on the menu, and light and refreshing it was. It came with two huge chunks of goats cheese on a bed of mix salad leaves and seasonal veg with a light dressing. With a nice Guinness this it hit the spot perfectly. Staff could have been a bit more attentive, though I doubt they get much training. Nevertheless it is a boozer, so expect nothing more! Kudos Rose St Brewery, and don't ever change!
__label__3 The good old Museum of Scotland. I'm always super keen for a bit of museum banter, as it's cool to look at artefacts and such like and think how weird and head boggling it is that the world has been around for so long. Then I start thinking about what would happen if you could time travel back to a thousand years ago, and how random that would be, and actually, could time travel ever be possible? I'm sure most people think this while staring at a ceramic pot in a museum...don't they?\n\nAnyway, it's good to know about your country's history, and seeing as Edinburgh has masses of awesome history, this is a good place to learn about it all. It would take a very long time to go through all of the important items you can see here, but there is a brilliant amount of exhibits, including the Lewis Chessmen and the much famed Dolly the Sheep, which give a thorough explanation of the story of Scotland, and I strongly suggest a visit here whether you're on holiday in Scotland or you're a local, although it'll probably take more than one visit to take everything in properly.
__label__4 I love museums--art, natural history, human history, culture. A lot of people think you've seen one, you've seen them all. But this place tops the list. We had the pleasure of coming the first day it reopened to the public after the renovation. It's absolutely beautiful. The mix of modern and historic is amazing. I especially loved the modern art fixtures dispersed throughout the Scottish pre-history exhibits. \n\nYou can tell the curators love Scottish history and want the visitors to love it, too. They do an amazing job of conveying that the Scots are their own people with their own unique history and culture. It's amazing to see artifacts found in old properties throughout Edinburgh. It really gave me a sense of how old Edinburgh really is. Among my other favorites: Dolly the sheep; the working steam engine; and the amazing sample books of Scottish textiles. \n\nNow all I need is someone to invite me an event here!
__label__1 Coworker brought me to Jason's Deli for lunch today thinking how can you go wrong w/ sandwiches & soup\n\nWell, let me tell you...\n\nOnly veggie sandwich I saw, was a spinach wrap & if you know me, you remember I *loathe* spinach. So that left the veggie soup\n\nTasted like Chef Boyardee & for me this is not a good thing. Creamy tomato base, tons of salt combined w/ that long ago prepared taste. Three spoonfuls was all it took before I pushed it off to the side....guess I've been spoiled by SF & its organic, freshly-made-that-day, *homemade* soups \n\nCoworker got the Turkey Bacon Club & loved his sandwich but I base this review on my meal.....\n\nSandwich, cup of soup and 1 Soda = $14.....in Charlotte?!\n\nWon't be back
__label__3 Walked around for a while and found Jason's deli.  Place was clean and I tried their reuben sandwich today.  I give the Reuben 4 stars for taste.
__label__1 The worst tasting filipino food ive ever tasted in my life. Food was cold and wasnt fresh. rice smelled funny. best to say filipino food is better cooked at home. The 2 reasons why it didnt get  1 star is 1. Its on the strip and 2. only pinoy spot.on the strip.
__label__2 I have dined at several Brazilian churrascaria steakhouses. Fogo de Choa in Houston and Dallas are superior to Chima. I had four guests for dinner for a total of five. We ordered cocktails, appetizers, wine, and dessert, including our main course. I received the bill for the evening and was charged for six of the dinners. I asked the waitperson to review the bill and before even looking at the bill said, \"I think I may have charged you for an extra meal, my fingers were acting \"funny\". I think it was done on purpose to pump-up the bill and increase the gratuity. Maybe it was because we were a group of \"seniors\" and we just do not pay attention to that sort of thing. Either way, we will not be back.
__label__1 Our daughter is in college in Charlotte and wanted to go to Chima because she had heard it is 'the' place to eat there. It was a real disappointment for me, however; I must say that the salad bar was phenomenal and the Brazilian Cab Sav I had was very nice. There were plenty of meats to choose from but after trying 3 or 4 and not being a fan of any off them, I changed to the seafood selection and all that offered was salmon and swordfish which were not bad but not great. I thought everything that was brought to the table was bland. Didn't even taste like quality meat. \nLike previously said, the salad bar is amazing. The service was definitely worth mentioning. Our cute little waiter, who said he was from Brazil, was on top of everything. That being said, I have NO problem paying for good food but this experience was NOT worth the money. Actually, very odd that everything was excellent EXCEPT the meal. I will not be going back.
__label__4 HOLY MEAT-GASM!\n\nI have been stationed in front of Chima restaurant (as the resident uptown Hot Dog Dude) since it was being built.  As it is a bit on the hefty side, price wise, I haven't had the opportunity to eat there til now. BIG MISTAKE!\n\nOn the pro side:\n\nAwesome atmosphere, super attentive staff, wonderfully appointed surroundings, complimentary valet parking, insanely good food.  \n\nCons: Beer was a bit expensive (but they had to make up the cost of all the food I ate SOMEWHERE!)\n\nMy wife , myself and another couple took advantage of restaurant week and went to this Festival of Meat for the first time.  I am almost without words in consideration to the service, food quality and overall experience.  Though everything was not perfect (food-wise) MOST was. \n\nIt's a splurge restaurant for us normal folks but it is worth the babysitting money and the time we waited for a table for sure. \n\nGet there, get some and get a nap!\n\nVic OUT!
__label__2 I was disappointed.  The meat was very bland and I like my meat med well.  They always had med to med rare.  Fish was pretty good without the sauce.  To me the best thing was the mash potatoes and Caesar salad.  Atmosphere was nice service was good but we will never go back again.  Definitely not worth 100 price tag.
__label__2 Came here for my b-day with hubby.  Loved the salad bar !  I agree with the other reviews you must be a meat lover to fully enjoy it.    I was so stuff I did not get a chance to try the flank steak or top sirloin.   I do agree with the other posts the swordfish was too dry and salmon was good.  \n\nI usually like my red meats medium but I found out they were to well done.  I  ordered it medium rare instead.  \n\nI also had the passion fruit chocolate mousse for dessert.  It was delicious very much different tasting. Never had anything like that before.  Overall the place was really nice and service was very good.. Next visit,  I  will just order the salad bar and fish instead.
__label__3 I've been to Chima's about 10 times now and I always love it! They bring amazing mashed potatoes, fried plantains, yukka fries, beef croquets, mini cheddar biscuits and turkey spread to start with to every table. The salad bar is amazing. If you like blue cheese, get the Gorgonzola mousse and let it melt over a bite of filet or ribeye. YUM! I also enjoy the Gouda, Parmesan and fresh mozzarella cheese from the bar and be sure to get some chimichuri sauce and try it on the flank steak. The vegetable soup is really good and worth a try but save room for the MEAT! When you sit down, turn your \"coin\" to orange right away. I usually have an extra plate just for meat as I like to keep it separate from my bar items. The first few times I went I tried everything. Now I pass on the chicken and pork and get all the steaks and sausage. If you want a certain meat, just ask for it and they will send it right over! I'm not a big fan of fish, but my friends said the salmon and swordfish were good. If you have room for dessert, the tirimusu is really good. Be sure to tell them if you are celebrating anything, they gave us dessert on the house since it was out anniversary. I give it 4 stars because the service can be too slow or too fast depending on how busy they are. The food is worth it!!
__label__4 Upscale. Expensive. But the food and service are beyond compare. The restaurant is merely a block from the Belk theater, so it's great for dinner beforehand or drinks afterwards. Look at their website to really get a look into this restaurant & how they serve their proteins, individually off of \"spits\". Filet mignonette, ribeye, pork, scallops, shrimp, lamb, bacon wrapped chicken etc.
__label__3 3 stars for their Bun Bo Hue.\n\nSo I decided to change things up a bit this time in Vegas.  Instead of the usual Pho after a long night of alcohol abuse, I opted for the Bun Bo Hue (NOTE: NO Pho Here).  Sad to say..it was a disappointment IMO.  The soup base was kind of bland, it didn't have the spicy kick.  There was a total of 1.5 pieces of pork blood?!? I guess that's ok in this case because it was quite dry and tasted like chalk.  \n\nHowever, the BF got a rice dish and it was pretty decent.  But, the reason they get 4 stars is for their Coffee!! It has a hint of coconut flavor, it's freakin YUMM!! \n\nCheck-in through Yelp and get their coffee for $2!!
__label__2 I gotta say, one word, underwhelmed. I read the reviews, love Vietnames cuisine, have been trying a lot of it around Vegas and was craving soup.\nWe got some spring roll things, which were the only four star item on the menu. Everything else was sorta meh. Good, well prepared, good service, with mediocre ingredients.\nNot too memorable. I might go back one more time if I look at the recent reviews and see some 5 stars comments. Otherwise it is all about David Wong's Pan Asian, Beijing Noodle Cafe, and Monta Ramen house which, in my opinion are in a league of their own (especially Pan Asian and Beijing Noodle Cafe).
__label__4 O M G!! \n\nSo today our main guy called in sick so we had to bring in another person who could fulfill his duties. It sounds impressive, but it's just a really cool title. So, anyway, this other guy, Patrick, decided to buy us all lunch on his corporate card. While I'm not one to take advantage of the company's hospitality, I was more than willing to forgo the Curry Chicken Sandwich I've had the past two time (flippin'' out of this world for a sandwich, with the bread slightly on the dry side but no soggies is a good thing) and opt for the calzone. Please, someone kick me in the nuts! Even though I had to wait an hour for my allotted lunch time and the calzone wasn't at its optimal temperature, I swear I leaked just a little during my first three bites. Oddly enough, I opted for the veggie version of this Italian classic which surprised one of my coworkers significantly--she thinks she's converting me to the meatless way of life but have I a different story to tell. Sun-dried tomatoes and artichokes melded with my roasted garlic sauce and mozzarella and ricotta cheese [in all fairness, I think the ricotta was added in error but I'm not complaining!]. While I'd normally take 45 minutes to finish any meal at work, this sucker was gone in under 15 minutes. :sigh: I almost needed a cigarette after that experience. Thank you, z-pizza, for allowing me to experience at work what only the bravest of souls have already--an orgasm.
__label__0 I ordered 2 times from that place and got lazy service, late delivery and cold pizza and I do not recommend that place
__label__2 Had a not-so-great experience at US Egg. My veggie frittata was really soggy, like a veggie frittata soup. The frozen vegetables must have thawed in the dish.
__label__0 Stay away!\n\nI have never had a worse breakfast experience. I used to live in the apartments right across the street, so I thought it would be a convenient place for a weekend brunch. Boyfriend and I headed over there one Saturday morning to check it out. I ordered a veggie skillet, and he ordered a make-your-own omelet. The menu description for my skillet said \"fresh cut veggies.\" It came out with cauliflower and crinkled carrots. When I raised that point to our waitress, she giggled and said \"freshly frozen!\" Boyfriend's omelet also came out with only half the ingredients he ordered, and one that he didn't. The only good thing about this place is that they adjusted the check appropriately for our meals.
__label__4 Cha Ching! Cha Ching!  This place hits the jackpot for me. The \"Perfect burger\" was truly perfection.  It made my last meal on earth list and my list is really short.  WOW!! It was so good my hubby and I came back for seconds within a 4 day span. We also had the sliders, and the #8 burger...but we still went back to the \"perfect burger\". I also loved the sweet potato fries and the onion rings...yum! To top it off I ordered the mojito...a tall minty glass on a hot Las Vegas day....YEEESSSS!!
__label__2 Trying to knock off as many requests from readers as I can, I recently ventured to Red Rock to check out LBS who touts themselves as \"the best burger in Las Vegas.\" I've heard many positive comments about this burger, and I was quite nervous coming into it since it was in a casino location. With the opportunity for them to be lazy and overpriced, they didn't disappoint, but some very important questions arose.\n\nLocated directly off the casino floor amongst a few other restaurants, LBS has a pretty open, plain, unassuming interior. I guess they're trying for the Texas/American theme with the bull horns, license plates on the ceiling, and paint peeling off the brick walls. I made the mistake of going during Monday night football, if you don't like your dinner interrupted by some jackass from the local radio station pulling names out of a hat for Twilight DVD's, pick a different night.\nWhat I love about the menus is how many burgers you get to choose from, they really feature all their pre-made options, the do-it-yourself portion is really a side note. This is a bit different than a lot of the more recent burger ventures out there, and more than welcome. There are also sliders, salads and a few different shakes; none of which I tried on this trip.\n\nTo keep things simple I went with the 'Classic' so I could easily sample the meat and basic toppings. Cooked almost as ordered, my medium-rare burger had great flavor, the meat was tasty and had a slight peppery flavor to it that I've noticed with more than a few burgers lately. The pickles had strong flavor along with the other fresh toppings and were all quite good. The bun was a little on the stiff side, but I found myself ok with it through the course of the meal. Overall I was very impressed with the flavor and was happy with the results.\n\nThe part that threw me was the fries; supposedly 'fresh cut', they were just not good. It's always very difficult to fall in love with a great burger when the fries you're presented with suck. I know this is a burger blog, but the fries are an extremely important part of a burger meal, and these really took away from it. They weren't awful, they just weren't that great. I feel like a lot of places are getting very lazy with their fries and that's a problem. And before anyone complains, I must point out how many people love In-N-Out but hate their fries. Am I right?\n\nAt $11.95 for my burger, I don't think it was too high, especially for a casino location. The meat was great, and the burger was very tasty. That price even includes fries, so by the time you add a drink you're only around $14-15 which is still almost in the crappy Five Guys or Smashburger territory, but with way better flavor. LBS is definitely worth the trip to Red Rock, let's just get them to work on their fries a bit and I might give them a higher score.
__label__3 I've been to LBS burger before, but it was a long time ago. We decided to come back here because we had recently purchased a Groupon. We came on a Sunday afternoon for lunch around 2pm. We had to wait to be seated even though there was only about a handful of people there. We were seated in a booth and they are right when you really sink into the booths.\n\nIt took awhile for someone to come take our order, but when she came I was pretty excited to order. I decided to get the sampler plate with two beefs and a turkey since I can't eat tuna with a side of the zuchinni fries! My husband got some kind of burger with an egg on top and sweet potato fries. My burgers were a bit dry, but the highlight of the lunch was the zuchinni fries! I remember not liking the potato crisps last time, so I am really glad I went with the zuchinni. It was not over cooked and still crispy! Yummy deliciousness. I didn't try my husband's burger, but I would assume it was delicious since it was gone by the end of the meal. \n\nLunch came out to be about 35 bucks? Was it worth $35 bucks, probably not but the Groupon helped. Service was ok, lacking in the beginning but it was better at the end. I heard they have good happy hour food specials, might need to check it out one of these days.
__label__1 It was very over priced, burger was just alright, nothing amazing or spectacular. Went with friends who were also just as unsatisfied. One ordered the bleu cheese burger, asked for balsamic vinegar, which he never got. Made his burger suck even more. Fries were cold and not many on your plate. At least fill me up on some potatoes if your burger blows, YA FEEL ME?!
__label__2 The burgers are good, but was really makes this place worth it are the shakes! You can get your standard shake with a variety of delicious flavors, or you can spice it up with alcoholic versions. Simply awesome.
__label__4 They never disappoint. Solid place to go, never had a bad experience.
__label__2 Pros:\n- Cheap ($12 for a haircut or blow out!!) \n\nCons:\n- Carve out at least 1 1/2 to 2 hours... The stylists are still students so they work under the direction of \"educators.\" There are only a few of them on the floor and every student needs to have their work approved before and after. \n- Parking is free in the garage behind the building but it can get full\n\nI feel like going to the Aveda Institute is a bit like playing roulette... 50/50 chances that you get an awesome stylist late in their training that does wonders to your hair or you get a total newb...\n\nI really enjoyed the blow out that I had. It was a total steal and looked great but it took FOREVER... My stylist was nice and did a great job but I ended up being late to the event I was getting styled for! 1  hour and 45 mins from start to finish... I don't know that I would ever take the gamble on getting my hair cut here but I'll definitely be back for a blow out.
__label__3 30 minutes for lunch...jump in the car and head to Tropical Smoothie Cafe\n24 minutes left...Arrive at TSC and open the door - ARGH a line!\n22 minutes left...wow, that line moved fast, I'm ordering!\n20 minutes left...waiting with several other folks for our smoothie/wraps/etc...\n18 minutes left...Got my wrap...smoothie folks still scoopin and churnin...\n17 minutes left...Got my smoothie and grab a table\n15 minutes left...BRAIN FREEZE - ok, slow down, eat some wrap, close eyes and wince\n12 minutes left...that wrap was scrumptious (I know, who uses that word right?)\n10 minutes left...back in the car, still half a smoothie left to sip\n4 minutes left...walking back into work, plenty of time, still sippin my smoothie\n\nGotta say, this place has very tasty and healthy treats, they are faster than you expect, and the service is great and efficient. They've got a loyalty card, so your tenth item is free.
__label__0 Don't buy anything from Sabrina. She offered me a pre-made smoothies and she put it back to the fridge when I said No to her. Plus you expect unfriendly service. Attention to the Manager/Owner please check your camera. It happen around 9:45pm.
__label__0 Hands down the worst Tropical Smoothie Cafe I've ever been to. I am extremely disappointed that this is the one closest to my new house. The first time, my smoothie was chunky. I was literally chewing this thing. The second time, they gave me a cup with a hole in it. The third time doesn't exist and it never will. This is what happens when a store is ran by children.
__label__3 This is an inviting and interesting antique shop in Newington which offers high quality furniture, ornamnets and rugs at reasonable prices.  Although the owner doesn't stock the highest quality stuff and most of it is second or third hand, it's all in relatively good condition and priced accordingly.  The shop has a cool ambiance and feels like it's in its own little world.  I didn't buy anything but after a look around you feel inspired to surround yourself with old stuff.  \nThe owner told says that he get's new stock in frequently and he can reserve certain items for interested customers.  Allan K L Jackson is definitely a place to visit either for furnishing things or just a look round.
__label__4 Went here earlier tonight with my dad, we're in Scotland on holiday for a few days.  He had the leg of lamb, I had the seared tuna steak.  A delicious dinner (and a few rounds of drinks) at a reasonable price.  Waitstaff was friendly and pleasantly talkative.  I will go again when I am able and am already singing this restaurant's praises to my friends.
__label__3 bruntsfield is a corner of edinburgh that houses a number of lovely places, from shops to cafes to restaurants and a theatre.  although i am sad that the peckahms has been closed and turned into a sainsburys!  however,nestled among all the rest is montpeliers offering breakfast, lunch, and dinner in classy but cosy surroundings.\n\ni often find myself headed to montpeliers when i'm in the bruntsfield area (most likely to see a movie at the dominion) and this place just hits the spot for me.  on sunday, the boyfriend and i went for sunday brunch before trying to get tickets to les miserables (the dominion was sold out :( so we had to resort to cineworld).  while the place wasn't overly busy, for some reason all the tables were reserved and when i asked to sit away from the door we were told that the only option was the bar.  to be honest, i didn't mind as the bar is a perfectly nice place to sit but i didn't see any customers enter the restaurant to be seated at those empty tables we were denied....\n\nanyway, we were handed menus and while i did ponder the more lunch options of the menu, when i saw the description of the vegetarian breakfast i knew that was what i was having.  eggs (scrambled, poached, or fried), veggie sausage, baked beans, potato scones, grilled tomato and mushrooms, and a spring onion and potato rosti.  this enormous plate also came with a side of toast!  everything on my plate was fresh and made to order, the eggs being creamy and not over cooked, the potato rosti having a nice crisp outside with a soft tasty inside, and potato scones just lightly fried.  i know it's breakfast and rather difficult to mess up, but it just really hit the spot for me :)\n\ni also like that instead of squeezing the toast on the side of the plate they brought it over in a nice basket with plently of butter to share between us.  the price for this breakfast also included a tea or coffee and a cup of orange juice.  apparently though you can't subsitute the orange for another juice, which sort of annoyed me as i wanted cranberry and had to pay extra for that.  my boyfriend got the extra orange juice so he was happy though.\n\nafter many visits i remain a fan of montpeliers.  it's not fine dining, but it's good quality food in nice surroundings with friendly service.  there is also a nice cocktail list that i will have to try out one day if i ever make it for an evening visit!
__label__1 This is certainly not the 'best' kebab house I've been to, nor will it probably be the best that anyone's been to.  There's nothing really wrong with the service, it's friendly enough and they serve the food pretty quickly.  The problem is the food.  The kebabs in most takeaways look quite greasy and fatty, but these are in a whole other coronary leage altogether.  The donner meat which I tasted was salty and fatty, the salad wasn't too fresh and the chips weren't great either.  It was quite cheap, costing only about \u00a33, but even this was steep considering the poor quality.  \nMaybe I came at a bad time for them, but when there are so many decent takeaways in the area it's unlikely that I'll be back.
__label__2 After deciding to learn how to play the guitar for the third time, I ended up at Varsity music, a no-brainer as I walk past it almost every day. It's a cute music store on Nicolson Street, right opposite Edinburgh University's Old College. A friend and I bought our guitars within a day of each other and managed to become quite friendly with the staff, who I suspect may be the owners as well. We managed to score a discount and one of those electric tuners, which I'd put down to our natural charm! Although I'm not a musical expert, I will say they had a great range of guitars, some tipping the \u00a3300 scale, but mine was thankfully an affordable \u00a360. Guitars come with a case, a few picks if you're nice and will usually be tuned; if not just ask and they should happily oblige. They also sell some great instructional material, and I believe they offer lessons as well!
__label__2 Lava is yet another gift shop on Cockburn Street and stocks various different items. It isn't as cutesy as some of the other shops on the street and if you're into Zippo lighters they have a whole selection here. I sometimes go in for a browse but to be honest it's the kind of shop that you'd make an impulse purchase only to take it home wondering why on earth you even bothered.\n\nThey do stock some nice kitchen ware though and I have my eye on a mini pink pasta strainer but it's probably cheaper in Ikea. \n\nOverall the items here are essentially just overpriced tat that serve no function whatsoever but might make you laugh for all of 5 seconds. I guess if you're looking for a silly secret Santa gift then you might find something in here to do the trick but most of the items are quite predictable.
__label__3 WHAT THE F**K DOES \"UNIDENTIFIED ITEM IN THE BAGGING AREA\" MEAN???!!! THERE'S NOTHING IN THE F**KING BAGGING AREA!!\n\nExcept the bag of course, but it's stil no excuse.\n\nRegular bouts of teeth grinding, fist clenching rage aside, this store isn't too bad, but is significantly smaller than the Tesco Express which is at most a 3 minute walk away. Convenient, but pointless if you'rre equidistant, or closer to, it's larger sibling.
__label__0 The shop closed down in February 2014.\n\nI used it once last summer because I live nearby and needed a link extractor. Even then the stock in the shop seemed very low with a lot of empty shelves and racks.
__label__3 Princes Street is great, and so is the rest of the city centre shops - but when I need everything in one place, as well as some shops which just arent big enough for my needs in the city centre, or perhaps not even there at all- I come to Fort Kinnaird.\n\nIts basically just a car park or two with a huge amount of shops around its edges - but as I said they are big super stores, and some of them are the only ones in miles. Really, its quite a drab place, but if there is something you need that just isnt available in the city centre, come here - it has everything, and even though it is a pain to get to, its worth it.
__label__2 Three stars for the Printmakers: it would be more if I was a maker of prints and thus able to tell you more about the equipment, atmosphere, community and sense of creative freedom that I'm sure comes with being a part of this space.\n\nI got to have a look around as part of the 2013 LeithLate event and I'm very glad I went a little way off the Walk to have a look. There are many presses, utensils, papers, inks, slabs of limestone and other accoutrements to get your hands on. The opening gallery space acts as a shop too, with a great selection of works produced just feet away. Upstairs there's another gallery space, with some works coming from further afield when we were there. You also get a great view of everything that's going on in the workshop from up there.\n\nEdinburgh Printmakers is a lovely element of the city's cultural resources and it's great to be able to go home with work that has such a local story behind it.
__label__3 I have been coming to this place since the mid-80s and it is definitely consistent. At face value this is a local curry house, no pretensions of fine dining but good, reasonably priced food with attentive service. There is little better on a winter's night with the freezing wind howling up Bruntsfield Place, than to battle through the double doors into a warm and inviting aroma of indian spices.  Beware when ordering the naan: they only do these in \"feed the 5,000\" size!
__label__2 Going into Helen Bateman reminded me of the kind of bright, European shops that you see when you go on holiday, which all seem to be orientated towards life being a permanent summer break. Or maybe they just want to encourage people from colder countries to stop being so grumpy and dreary looking, because perhaps your body reacts in some way to wearing bright fuchsia pink that will make you immune to temperatures below freezing and allow you to stride down Princes Street blissfully unaware of the frostbite going on around you.\n\nI guess, in a very roundabout way, what I'm trying to say is that the offerings at Helen Bateman are very bright and cheery looking, with mostly handbags, shoes from the independent Helen Bateman range, and jewellery on display, plus a few kaftan items, presumably for people who have any prospect of lying on a beach. It is summer, so the range is probably strikingly bright for this purpose, and I would definitely allow some happy draping of several of the bags on show, as they were all nice and substantial in size, which I approve of for holding all my daily handbag junk.\n\nSome of the shoes are a bit too eccentric and full on in colour for my liking, in styles that probably aren't so much targeted at young people that are super into fashion, but a lot of the boutiques in this area target a slightly older age range, so I kind of expected that. Everything here is clearly high quality and well designed though, so it's worth taking a look, especially if you're in the mood to gloat about buying something for your impending tropical holiday.
__label__3 This shop has almost all art supplies you may need. They also have a student discount which is a pro. All the stock is very good quality and hence comes with a slightly higher price than you may find say in a supermarket. Keep your eyes peeled for notices for various art classes and art exhibitions. \n\nThey have a very big selection of these amazing Japanese marker pens, which I can never get enough. The shopkeeper is lovely and chatty, and if you can't find anything, it's best to ask, because the shops small size makes it quite crammed with stuff.\n\n All in all, a great place to quench your artistic thirst for equipment, and with the student discount it makes it a bit more affordable.
__label__2 Great location - off the beaten path but close enough to walk to everything. Staff was very nice. Room was beautifully decorated. And free Wifi, which is a godsend on vacation.\n\nUnfortunately, we were not crazy about anything else at the Apex Waterloo. The room was a giant dustball and my allergies went nuts as soon as we got in the room. You could see the particles swirling under the overhead lights. We were working on our computers in the room when housekeeping came by (about 4:30pm, which surprised us) and they were in the room for literally 3 minutes. I would say it might be due to our presence, but I could hear them enter and leave the room next door and they were only in there for 4 minutes (I could see the clock on my computer).\n\nWe were also a little weirded out by the lack of a top sheet on the bed, but this must be a normal thing for the region because the maids seemed really confused when we asked about it. That said, there was a four-inch gap between the top of the sheet and the mattress, which grossed me out. I'm not that germaphobic, but I really don't want to touch a mattress that's been used by hundreds/thousands of people. Beyond that, the bed itself was terribly uncomfortable and hubs and I found ourselves popping ibuprofen all day for the resulting back pain.\n\nThe room service food from Elliott's was fairly mediocre, though hubs said they mixed a mean cocktail. Would not return to this hotel.
__label__2 Its a great little bar, the bar staff are extremely knowledgeable about cocktails and can even mix you something not on the menu. The food is really good and very reasonable for the area.\n\nWhy did they have to build this place so close too the student accommodation? Fanny central.
__label__2 Bierex is a bit of a Newington institution, and a regular hang out joint for loads of locals, who are keen for the chilled out, laid back atmosphere and the no frills banter and straight to the drinking attitude. There's a good bit of seating available here, with tables for big groups that are up for some pub time. The food menu has all the standard pub fare on offer, and a good burger from here doesn't go amiss after a night out.\n\nI like the fact that Newington has its own little world of night life going on away from the city centre, and stopping off here is well worthwhile if you're doing a bit of a get to know Newington bar crawl. I don't find Bierex the most massively inspiring bar to look at, and I find its vibe a bit hard to identify, as it's neither cosy pub nor ultra stylish bar, but it's probably somewhere safe, and perfectly decent in between.
__label__3 This is pretty nice for the money. It's sort of hard to find as you walk down the street. It's in a set of out buildings BEHIND the ones on the street and it's not too far from the high street so keep your eyes peeled. The trampolines are awesome. The jukebox is full of good tunes and the prices are very decent. Those kids will be very worn out. WIN.
__label__2 Ok, this place is cool inside ... LOL ... get it?  But it's small and it's pricey to get into.  I mean, exactly how long can a person hang out in here without freezing to death?  They take pictures and then charge an arm and a leg for them.  Crazy.
__label__2 Just stopped in for a quick drink at the front bar. Don't know why I'm even writing a review. It was cool, no complaints.
__label__1 Insanity!\n\nIt is a beautiful place to be, but drinks are nothing but suga and wata.\n\nI did not get drunk, insanity.
__label__3 This was a great experience.  A bit pricey but worth it.
__label__2 This place is too hype up for me.  The last time I was here there was an ice sculpture at the front where the bartender served drinks through it and you can watch it slither down the maze into your shot glass.  About 2 years later (now) there are SKYY Vodka infused icee type of drinks at the front... and the lady at the front said I could sample as many as I want when the bartender gets there... but he never made it there.\n\n$15 Entrance fee: You get a pair of gloves, a coat, and boots. You're pretty much paying money just to \"walk into a huge freezer\" like another Yelper describes it.   To me, if you've been to a county fair in CA, it's extremely similar to their ice exhibits.  Here in Vegas, it's a tiny room, everything is made of ice and they have fur covering the seats so your clothing doesn't stick to the ice and so your body temperature doesn't melt the ice. Our bartender served us our drinks, which were pretty darn tasty (I presume the place is sponsored by SKYY Vodka?) and we saw this other couple smash their cups after they were done like  Thor did in his movie.\n\nAnyway, soon after 15 minutes or so had passed and it was getting too cold to bare, we quickly gulped down our drinks to get outta there.  The other negative point here is that YOU CANNOT TAKE PICTURES! OMG... it was killing me softly inside.\n\nProps to the person who came up with this idea though. Small ice room. Tiny crowd. Quick drinks. Poof, they're outta there before you could say, \"Hey, how's it going?\"
__label__2 Ok I have to give them props...it is an awesome idea and I am glad that I paid the fee to go because it was a cool experience....BUT and a big BUT....I would never go again. It is a tourist activity, not a bar type that you would actually hang out in (and not just because of its freezing temps).\nMy friends and I had fun lounging on the ice stools and drinking from our ice glasses, and of course the parka and boots were fun too!
__label__0 This PLACE IS A TOTAL TOURIST TRAP!!!\n\n- They charge you minimum $17 to enter. \n- They MAKE you place your cameras, phones, and electronics in their lockers. THEN tell you they ARE NOT LIABLE for the valuable items you placed in their MANDATORY lockers. This all to prevent you from taking photos inside, so they can charge you $20 for a picture that their grumpy and very BAD photographer will take.\n- One of the ladies in our party got RUFIED by the very grumpy angry FEMALE bartender. This was the only place she had a drink, and then went missing for apx 3 hours before she came to on the streets of Las Vegas. We later found her with the help of security.\n\nALL in ALL, this place will ICE RAPE and RUFI you, possibly loose your valuable cameras, phones, and electronics, ALL for a RIDICULOUS price. \n\nTOTALLY UBSURB. STAY FAR FAR AWAY!!!
__label__2 It was a fun experience, however make sure you book a reservation 24 hours in advance if you are using a Groupon or coupon, because the female staff get very snappy and condescending if you do not. We called ahead and asked if it was fine to use our Groupon even though we had not made reservations, and the girl who answered the phone said it was fine. Apparently, she did not run that by the rest of the staff because they pretty much made us feel like we had broken a cardinal rule when we arrived. \n\nBesides the inhospitable front desk staff, the bartender was awesomely entertaining and the rest of the experience was positive. Probably will not go back again, unless I have visitors from out of town, but it's worth at least one visit if you have not already been.
__label__2 We were told about Minus 5 Ice Lounge by many people, so when we were in Vegas, we went to the one in Mandalay Bay. It's definitely a unique experience. We opted for the Two Cocktail Experience so it came out to $40/person to include 2 drinks as well as gloves & a coat to use while inside the bar. I'll say it was over-priced but the bartenders working inside were really nice & made some tasty drinks for us. Everything is made of ice including the benches to sit on, the bar top, the cups, etc, so like I said, very unique. We, however, weren't impressed with the fact that we weren't able to take our phones inside to take our own pictures. $20 for 1 picture & $40 for 3 pictures is very excessive. We had to ask the bartender to grab the photographer who works there to take our photos & when she finally came inside, she seemed like she was pretty careless. She took 4 different photos of us and walked back out immediately. It wasn't as though it was very busy so it would've been nice if she was more attentive since we were going to pay for the photos.\n\nAfter going there, I'd say this is a one-time destination but not somewhere worth going over and over.
__label__1 How does MetroPark inventory work?\n\nWhen we came in, we saw a sign that announced that the store was closing for good in two days. Is it then reasonable for one to expect really, really cheap prices? Perhaps if this was a \"normal\" store.\n\nI saw a cute dress that I really wanted up until I saw the $70 tag. Pass!
__label__2 I had been looking forward to going to the Mission since the Yelp office hour event I was unable to attend.  The restaurant is quite beautiful, sophisticated yet relaxed.  Absolutely impeccable service from the hostess and our server.\n\nWe started with the tableside guacamole.  Although expensive ($12), I really enjoyed the option to adjust flavors or add-ins to my taste.  It is only made with one avocado, however, so if you're with a group larger than 2 or 3, you'll definitely need more than one order.  Chips were hot and crisp.\n\nI ordered the tecate skirt steak tacos.  Simply prepared, tender, and delicious.  But I will warn you, these are little itty bitty baby tacos (3) with no accompanying side dish.  Nice for me since I'm trying to learn the art of having a light meal, but not for everyone.  I was a little put off by the serving size given the cost ($10).  I actually would not have even minded that if the tacos were priced individually, and I could have the option of choosing a variety of fillings.\n\nSo, by now you're on the edge of your seat just dying to know why only a 3-star rating.  It was my husband's lunch.  He ordered the pabellon, which is a sandwich of braised beef and peppers.  I will admit I did not try it, but I observed the eating experience.  The filling had so much grease that the entire bottom half of the roll was ruined.  The top half of the roll, however, was like a stone.  He attempted to cut it with a knife (he couldn't pick up the sandwich because of the grease), and could not.  He probably should have sent it back.  Thanks to the Mission, I am now trying to get the stain out of his new shirt that resulted from this eating fiasco.  Therefore, my own experience was tarnished.
__label__1 Another annoying Scottsdale establishment. \n\nI gave it 2 stars because the food was tasty, not great--but good. \nThe service on the other hand was horrible at best. The restaurant was freezing!! We requested they shut the back door to prevent the draft of cold air pouring in and was ignored. It was lunch time on a Monday and we were only the 2nd table to be seated, I wasn't sure why our request went ignored. \n\nShortly after taking our drink order our server vanished for almost 15 minutes. After which did not bring any of us water. We then placed our 2nd, 3rd and 4th request for water and finally receiving it the same time as our entrees. Would you like extra salsa? Too bad, the waitress never was to be seen again till my friend got up and approached the bar to have her soda refilled. It took her this long to realized we were annoyed. The food could have been the most amazing thing ever, but due to the lack of service I will NEVER go back.
__label__4 I have a client that had mentioned this place a couple times as one of her favorite restaurants. I recently made it in myself and had a great experience. Noah was our server, he made great suggestions and was totally patient with us, GREAT service! We started with the Blood Orange margarita's that were amazing! Followed those with the tableside guacamole that was equally fantastic. I had the fish tacos... they blew Wahoo's out of the water, plus the presentation was beautiful. To finish out the night we had the pumpkin bread pudding and the chocolate dessert of the evening... Unbelievable! I am so glad I don't live closer or I would eat the bread pudding every day! This is a great place for food, ambiance and service with friends or for date night. Noah mentioned their brunch and I hope to check that out too! Love it!
__label__3 I'll admit.... after reading so many \"stellar\" Yelp reviews, we were swayed to dine here.\n\nWe dined on a weekday evening  -- so we didn't get to experience the \"best brunch in town\" per Krashawnda N. Dang it! Now we're gonna have to go here again, after re-reading her review. :)\n\nHubby and I ordered: \nMahi Mahi tacos  $14\nChicken tacos   $12\nMission fries  $6\nMission Margarita  $7\n\n\nFood was good... I wouldn't say \"AMAZING\"... but maybe I had the wrong expectations. First of all the tacos were shockingly smaller than expected. Three tacos per plate, and per another reviewer they truly were about 2\" across. However, they did taste divine.... (at least mine did, the chicken tacos). And honestly, now that I'm finished... any more and I would have been uncomfortably full. \n\nBut the Mahi Mahi tacos were actually battered... we were not expecting that. And the batter was a medium coat - not thin or thick. Still edible. \n\nMy margarita was definitely tasty!\n\nI really enjoyed the ambiance.... it was definitely an upscale \"Latin American\" restaurant. Beautiful dark chandeliers, gorgeous illuminated salt block wall, dark hardwood floors... \n\nNo complaints about the service. We were greeted right away and also immediately had water served to us, when we were sat. And likewise the server was appropriately attentive. \n\nAll in all, we spent about $50 for some smaller-portioned plates -- which was more than we typically spend for dinner lately. But we had a good time.... I think it you're looking for more of a \"value\", this place might be better on the weekends for the brunch.
__label__4 I'm not sure I'd go so far as to say that The Mission is \"as good as it gets\" like the five star rating suggests, BUT this place is pretty damn good. I've read some mixed reviews, and was hesitant about spending the money and hitting an off night, but when my wife and I ate here it was fantastic! \n\nThe entry way through the open courtyard is very inviting, the decor and lighting is classic and dark, yet hip and upbeat at the same time. The music does have a surprising range to it, but it all worked for us and it actually added another side to the dining experience that you don't usually find. It FELT like a night out at a lounge and that's what we were going for. The service was top notch: our server was knowledgeable and friendly, and the food came on time but not too fast. Gave us just enough time in between to enjoy our drinks (I recommend the Caiprihina... I had three and they are super tasty, especially in the hot weather). The manager or owner even came by at one point to ask how everything was. \n\nThe food was delicious, and just like others have said, there are so many things to choose from! We had three dishes from the tapas menu and combined they were plenty of food for us both. We had the duck empenadas, some kind of flat gorditas, and one of the pork belly selections. My favorite was the pork, and although the duck was good, the dough on the outside was a bit too thick and overwhelmed the filling a bit. The flavors were wonderful though, and we left very satisfied and not one regret about the price. Stop by for a fun night out!
__label__1 What the truck, chuck? \n\nel servicio - no bueno\nla comida - no me gusta\nla decoracion - una estrella\nla margarita - una estrella
__label__3 Added to my list: Yelp made me do it!\n\nGreat atmosphere and excellent food. Friendly staff - even offered me a blanket for my lap since we were dining outside near the fireplace.\n\nDefinitely get the grilled corn app. I've had it at other places and this is one of the best preparations.
__label__2 I've been wanting to try this place for awhile after hearing good things about it and reading the menu. I realize now why the website doesn't list prices-- the mission is hideously overpriced!\n\nWe ended up on the patio since they weren't seating in the main area yet (at 6:30pm? For reals?) Our waitress was nice and attentive. She noticed my water had something floating in it and replaced it quickly. My husband's water glass was dirty too. She brought us out two sample size frozen peach and strawberry margaritas which were awesome. Much better than the rocks margarita.\n\nNo complimentary chips and salsa which would be ok if they offered something else like Barrio. No happy hour either which was disappointing.\n\nThe street corn was good, but I've had much better. The butternut squash tacos were out of this world. My husband liked them better than his mahi tacos. I just can't believe they have the gall to charge $12 for 3 tiny (3 inches in diameter) tacos. They also charge $12 for guac made from 2 avocados. I'm not sure how they have survived in this economy. They must be very slow when the tourists leave for the summer.
__label__3 Great atmosphere. Excellent Pork dishes.  Empanadas were really greasy, but otherwise everything was perfect.
__label__3 This is really 3.5 stars, but I'm rounding up.  The food is interesting--sort of a nouveau Latin cuisine with strong Mexican influences.  I'm only giving The Mission 3.5 stars because I thought the food was more beautiful than delicious.  My dad had the pork which was cooked appropriately for medium rare, but was a bit on the bland side.  I had the butternut squash tacos which looked wonderful--extremely colorful, but were also on the bland side in spite of the fresh lime wedges and slices of red chili (these tacos were also a bit pricey, $12 for 3 and the tortillas were the size of small sugar cookies).  My husband did seem satisfied with his hanger steak tacos.  Even though we planned on getting dessert, the consensus was that our dinner hadn't been particularly impressive so we opted to go elsewhere.\nThere are a lot of rave reviews on yelp for the guacamole.  It was good, but not phenomenal and, at $12, it tied for the most expensive guacamole I've ever had (tie with a Mexican restaurant in NYC).
__label__3 Went for a late lunch.  Guacamole was good, as was the sangria margarita that I had (yes, it's a mix of the two, forgot what the actual name was called).\n\nGot a torta, and the meat was marinated well.  A little sweet but not too sweet.  Portion size was huge.  The fish tacos were good also.\n\nService left more to be desired and I'm particularly irked that they didn't log in my Opentable reservation.  I was contacted by Opentable after my visit asking why I didn't show up for my reservation.  It all got sorted out but shouldn't have happened in the first place.
__label__0 I'm surprised this place doesn't have more lower rated reviews. We should have sat in the patio because couldn't see our menus or even our food indoors. Seemed every table was using their flashlight iPhone app. I complained on deaf ears. Chicken was dry, food presentation nice (if only we could see the food on the plates!) but lacked much else. Way overpriced for what you get (tiny servings). Best thing was the side of beans (amazing!). Next time will try the place across the street.
__label__2 Great ambience.  Sat out on back patio.  Felt the waitress was a bit snooty.  I think the concept of the food is great, but not so great in execution.  The guacamole everyone raved about \"made tabelside\" was made over in a corner and brought over to the table already made.  I would have liked to watch them make it.  Was just about one large scoop and that was it.  Left us wanting more, but flacor wasn't really there.  Underseasoned and overpriced at $12.00.  And the chips were undercooked so crunchy onthe outside, but tought toward the middle.  The chicken skewers with mole sauce was dry and mole was just ok.  The sweet potatoe/french fries were just like any other restaurants, but loved the sauces.  Tacos (ckicken) were just ok.  \nThe much acclaimed pumpkin bread pudding was excellent, but only about a 3 inch square.  Just a teaser size.\n\nI think if you don't mind spending the money, can get by the snooty waitress, and want to try something different, go for it.  Everyone in the area said to try Los Olivos right around the corner for really good Mexican food.
__label__3 Brunch was amazing. Mexican with a French style of cooking. I had the chicken and waffles. Nothing like Roscoe's, but still amazing in a different way.
__label__4 I always take friends here from out of town.  Love this place!
__label__4 First and only time I had been to The Mission was for drinks at a social mixer before the group headed to another venue for dinner -- that was back in 2009. When two of my closest Chicas suggested we head here for Happy Hour, I was excited!\n\nI was seated at the Bar and enjoyed an Iced Tea before the girls arrived. As soon as they arrived, we were seated. We were in good hands with Kristin, our Server. Appetizers were delish! I loved their Spicy Chicken Wings! Chicken Tacos were perfect! This would be ideal to bring my Partner for a nice dinner -- he would love this place.\n\nGood friends, fabulous conversation & great food & service...Five Stars, Baby!!!\n\nCHEERS***
__label__3 It's been awhile since I last wrote a review for the mission but my love still remains. My two favorite things about the mission are their fresh guacamole and the patio atmosphere. The entire restaurant has this charming old world feel to it and the food and drinks flow with it.
__label__1 Let's see, it's loud. Stupid loud. My server miss heard or fucked up my order horrendously. The server said she had worked there for six years. Acted like a rookie. I had to flag some body down because they left us with no chips once the guacamole was made. Then again to get the ice tea my friend ordered. I felt neglected. Then he took our guacamole before we finished eating it. She told me that she would serve the mahi ahi tacos to a five year old. I agree. Why beer batter a great fish like that? It tasted frozen or pre-packaged. From a restaurant that isn't a chain I was sorely disappointed. Let us be honest. The portions are great for skinny Scottsdale courtesans, however like most terrible Mexican places, I filled up on the chips. \n\nMaybe I just had a bad night. When I return I expect better service. I want to be impressed by the food. Till then, only two stars.\n\nThe pros: pretty decor, nice salt wall, and bar is well stocked.
__label__4 Amazing! Short rib tacos were some of the best I've had. Lunch wasn't as busy as I thought it would be. Service was excellent.
__label__1 The kale salad with chicken was disappointing. It's a pile of shaved kale without much else. The chicken is tasty, but there isn't much on there. All things considered, I think the food is overpriced. I wouldn't recommend it to a friend.
__label__0 This place epitomizes the word overrated. \n\nThe food was a bit too \"fusion\" for my taste. We ordered the scallops, grouper and duck confit, and all were underwhelming. Too many flavors going on, no cohesion. We also ordered the skirt steak tacos. The handmade tortillas were quite good, but the steak tasted smokey, almost like bacon. Nothing like I thought or was described. \n\nOur waitress seemed like she just started working there. Whenever we asked her questions, she answered awkwardly with hesitation. At the end of our meal, she didn't ask us if we liked the food. I'm surprised that she is working in fine dining. Seems like she would be better fit at a sports bar.\n\nMaybe I am spoiled from living in Portland, but, overall, I would not recommend this place.
__label__4 The Mission is such a fun, delicious spot! I went there for my second time on Saturday night and thoroughly enjoyed every minute. We got to sit out on the back patio in the beautiful evening weather that was decorated with little white lights. \n\nOnce again I wish I remembered our server's name because he was on point. He greeted our table and shared with us some restaurant and personal favorites without missing a beat on the ingredients in each dish.\n\nI started with the white wine sangria which was good, grapefruity in my opinion but I still liked it. Our table ordered the table side guacamole and the crispy pork & cola lime glaze as our appetizers. The table side guac is a MUST. They make it right there with about 12 ingredients (I think that's what our server said). It's fresh and creamy, just the way guac should be. The crispy pork & cola lime glaze was amazing and recommended as a restaurant favorite. It was something you can only find at the Mission, which I find important. \n\nFor my main dish, I ordered the Tecate Skirt Steak tacos and my boyfriend got the Pork Shoulder Tacos. The little corn tortillas they prepare are yummy and in house, which is awesome. My steak tacos had a nice grill smokey taste to them. They serve three small, street style tacos but they fill you up quicker than you realize. I recommend ordering a side with the tacos however. My boyfriend and I split the grilled street corn appetizer off the cob as our side. That corn might have been my most favorite dish all night. The pork shoulder was succulent and prepared perfectly.\n\nOne of the gentlemen I was with called the place \"froo-froo Mexican.\" I have to agree, it's upscale Mexican but don't let the deter you from trying it out because the flavor profiles and combinations are unique and phenomenal. Be sure to go when you're willing to spend some money so you get the full experience of The Mission!!
__label__3 Never really read books but went to get magazine before.
__label__2 Compared to its competitors (such as the Gyle Centre and St James' Mall) - Ocean Terminal is light years ahead of them. It's modern, light, airy and has some really cool shops in it as well as a cinema. Ocean Terminal also has a restaurant/eating area, which in reality is about as far as you can get from your standard mall fast food type stuff - its really rather good to sit having a paninni etc while staring out of the huge glass windows into the docks. Amazing views. Oh, and there also happens to be a Royal Yacht parked right outside. Not many other places can boast that.\n\nHowever, there is one major problem - I wouldnt go out of my way to come here from where I live - yes, it has all of the shops I could ever want in one area, but despite the constant buses, its just too far away. All of the shops can be found in the city centre - and while they will require walking between (Shock, Horror!!) you would probibly be quicker than heading all the way down to Ocean Terminal.
__label__2 I am a little more sympathetic to TK Maxx than Stephanie. It is indeed disorganised, it is a bit dingy, but maybe its because I too look like an extra from a gypsy wedding that I'm more at home here. \n\nIn truth I hate shopping, especially clothes shopping, especially ESPECIALLY shoe shopping, so TK Maxx is basically a  quick efficient way to find discount gear. I can't afford any top brands, or particularly good quality clothing, unless I come to somewhere like TK Maxx, which at the end of the day is an outlet store for clothes out of season. I disagree that the clothes look like a throwback to the 90s, they look like a throwback to any period, including the 50s and last week, as it's all pretty much a random assortment. The upside is that you can get lucky. The last time I was in TK Maxx I bought  a suit jacket that I would normally never have been able to afford. Twas a bargain.\n\nDon't get me wrong, I have no affection for TK Maxx. I see it as a useful service to be used then tossed aside like... well you know the line.
__label__3 A few months ago, when it was that horrible cold outside that just made you want to stuff your face with comfort food and drink hot toddies, we got a pizza in Rapido on our way home.  \n\nMy man had eaten here before and vouched for the food, but I hadn't, so it was a new experience.  We decided on one of their \"gourmet\" pizzas with the lovely thin Italian base.  We wanted to add peppers to our Estiva (cherry tomatoes, buffalo mozzarella, fresh basil - basically a posh version of a Margherita) but we were told NO WAY.  At first I was put off - it's going in MY belly, why shouldn't I be able to put anything I want on it?  But then I remembered the Italian restaurant where I used to work.  Sometimes people would want to tweak dishes and my boss said absolutely no way - he didn't want the uneducated masses ruining his perfect combination of flavours.  The guy at Rapido was the same.  He said he would make any pizza we wanted for the normal pizza, but not his gourmet pizza, it just wasn't on.  \n\nSo we gave in and waited.  \n\nWhen our pizza was ready, we headed outside in the horribly dreary weather to walk 10 minutes down the road to home.  \nUnfortunately, by the time we'd arrived, the pizza was pretty much cold.  However, the flavour was wonderful and we gobbled it right up, vowing to get it home quicker next time so we could eat it piping hot.  \n\nIt really was just what you would picture when getting a good Italian thin crust pizza.
__label__0 Now, I wasnt the type of child at school who would throw a tantrum and ditch school if I didnt have the latest trainers for P.E or right shoes for hanging round with the cool kids.\n\nI would however, have drawn the line if I had of been forced to wear shoes from this place - horrible, cheap and simply nasty shoes that look like they were designed by a blind monkey and put together while that same monkey was drunk. \n\nThey say if you walk a mile in a mans shoes... you'll most likely find a much better shoe shop than Shoe Zone.
__label__3 If you're in a rush, this branch of the Whisky Shop is usually much quieter than the one on Victoria Street due to the uninspiring location.\n\nRest assured however, they stock all the same brands and the staff are just as knowledgable about the different distilleries and grains. There's literally dozens of different whiskies to choose from and if you can't make up your mind, they sell minitatures and gift sets combining different batches of whisky from individual companies. For the true afficionado, they also sell copies of The Whisky Bible. \n\nIf you're buying, I'll have a bottle of 12 year old Ben Riach please.
__label__4 fantasies of you are inspiring me to finish my phd proposal that will be the only hope of our reunion. \n\nplease don't change. except maybe you could get more tables. and do delivery. and revamp the toilets. \n\nbut nothing else.\n\n if i don't get accepted, or funding,  i will be your US rep and together we will conquer a country of generally mediocre indian food. \nxxoo
__label__4 \"Thinkin' of you's workin' up my appetite\nLooking forward to a little afternoon delight\"\n\n....yeah baby, The Sun Inn had me at hello. On a frosty December Sunday, we entertained the parentals as a pre-Christmas treat. I haven't been to too many gastropubs recently, but for me, this fitted the bill. Reasonable prices (2 courses for 15 quid), stonking portions (actually, too big even for greedy guts in the corner) and all rather tasty and locally sourced. Good solid food, why can't everyone make food like this? Parents happy with father, ill at the time, even managing to pack away three courses. Only note is that the SR felt the lamb shank he had was lacking in flavour, whereas I found the vegetarian dishes rather over salted. But, The Sun has me hankering to return. \n\nA little out of the way, but a perfect Sunday hangout.
__label__2 Swany's is an out of the way bar trying to avoid the student scene and succeeds. You won't find an itbox here or pool tables or a jukebox with the Black Eyed Peas (thank God) here but this is not what Swany's is about. This pub stays away from the limelight and the inside is just what you'd expect, quiet and relaxed. The regulars are generally quite old but they don't make you feel excluded when you come in and just carry on chatting.\n\nThat is pretty much what you'd come into Swany's for, just a bit of a chat with a few drinks. The relaxed atmosphere makes it ideal for this but not much else. The beers are reasonable and averagely priced, nothing too special. There is a TV here is well, and this is when the pub livens up a little. It's an ok place to go to with a few mates to watch the footie but don't expect much more.
__label__2 What actually makes a good Chinese takeaway? Because isn't all Chinese takeaway food the same? It's always too sweet, full of MSG and congealed. So it doesn't really matter which Chinese takeaway you go to, you can expect the same thing.\n\nGili Gulu, unfortunately, isn't much different. I mean, it's a little better, in that the sauces aren't as thick. But everything is so sweet. I'm giving them 3* because it's one of the better Chinese takeaways I've ever had, but that isn't saying much. I had shredded chilli beef, which was OK. The beef was soggy, not crispy, but the sauce was suitably hot and the rice was nice and fluffy. \n\nDelivery was pretty prompt, and we did get a free bag of prawn crackers (and I do love prawn crackers), but I should really stop getting Chinese takeaways. You're better off making it yourself, or going out to a restaurant.
__label__4 The food is amazing.\n\nThe service is wonderful.\n\nIf your lactose intolerant just add Parmesan and cut out the mozzarella.\n\nThank you for the food and wonderful service.\n\nWe ordered an appetizer and 4 pizzas. It fed 5 people very well.  Try the home grown peppers they are great.
__label__3 I finally tried Dinette for the first time last night!\n\nFirst impressions: super tiny, nice staff, funny looking breadsticks, small water glasses, decently varied menu choices.\n\nMy date and I sat at the pizza bar, as there were no seats left in the house. We had good, friendly service, and we got to watch them cook the whole time. The cooks are professional, clean, and look like they are enjoying what they are doing. I love eating at a place that lets you watch while they cook (I'm looking at you, Salt of the Earth!).\n\nI got the mushroom pizza, and my date got the salami pizza. Mine was really good, perfectly cooked crust, not too dry, flavorful, and a good size. My date said his was excellent and that he really liked the scrambled eggs on top of the pizza. It's weird because the eggs don't look like eggs on top of the pizza. We were trying to figure out how they did it. I think they have raw egg in a squirt bottle. Haha.\n\nConsensus: above average food, nice atmosphere, and I would definitely come back and try some other things. I think as far as the food goes, Mercurios does it slightly better (at least with the pizzas, but Dinette appears to have the appetizers beat), but Dinette provides much better service.
__label__2 Have you ever felt the desire to find a quiet field with abundant shade, rest beneath a generous tree and read or merely rest, lulled by the sounds of birds, insects and the wind?\nWell, you don't quite get that here.  The park itself is peaceful enough with its walking paths, abundant greenery and a little rippling creek.  But the peace is spoiled by the rush of traffic on the surrounding highways.  A constant roar in the distance. \nStill, as long as you aren't looking for contemplative silence, there's plenty with which you can stay busy.  They have courts for tennis and basketball, and picnic tables to fill up after a rousing game. There's apparently a playground somewhere for the kids (I didn't see it myself). And of course the place is extremely dog friendly with designated dog play areas, for small and large breeds, as well  as complementary biodegradable doggy doodoo pickup mitts. \nMaybe I'll come back when I've got a spunky mutt to enjoy the amenities.
__label__1 It's such a shame really... I used to enjoy going to Howies Restaurant, enjoying there changing menu but I have to say that when I went last week I was quite disappointed with it all really.\n\nI should have known that it was going to be less then a great evening when we ended up seated next to the doors to the toilets, surely it would make sense to screen this off or have a whole other door to the them as the last thing either myself or my dinning companions wanted to see while we were eating was the loos, kinda puts you off of your meal a little bit.\n\nThey also had everyone squeezed into the same side of the restaurant for some reason, so we were left having to scoot our table even closer to the loos when the table next to us was filled and there was little room left to maneuverer on one side of the table.\n\nHaving received a bowl of bread with not quite enough in it to evenly share out and even less butter we all ordered from what looked like a rather good menu.\n\nI went for their tomato and crab soup which tasted mostly of pepper and was served so hot that my bowl was still steaming when the other people in my party had long finished their starters and i was left trying to conquer my molten soup alone. I have to say I was very disappointed by the soup as i love fresh crab but feel that it's sweet flavor was just lost.\n\nMy hope was now resting on my main of pan fried tuna, but again I have to say I was already concerned as when i had ordered it i had asked if it came still pink in the middle, which I have to say is one of the best ways to have a lovely fresh piece of tuna, but the waitress looked at me like i was speaking another language. So when it arrived it was safe to say it was very much cooked all the way though, but to my surprise that wasn't what shocked me the most. What really got me was the fact that it had a huge piece of bone in it. Now I have eaten tuna, a lot, in various places and I have never ever been served a piece with a huge bit of bone hanging of one end of it, in fact it looked more like a pork chop. It's saving grace was that it actually tasted alright and wasn't as dried out as it looked.\n\nAll my hope in a nice dish was gone by this stage and the pudding didn't fail to disappoint either as i was promised a chocolate and cherry fudge tart, but the cherries must have been misplaced some where as, while the chocolate was lovely and not too rich, there was not a hint of cherry in the dish at all. And strangely it was accompanied by a raspberry compote, is it too much to wonder why they didn't do a cherry one? Perhaps that would have helped to draw out the flavor of the cherries that where hiding somewhere in all that chocolate.\n\nI just feel that maybe Howies have become a little complacent, I do remember having fantastic meals there and the service was good enough to match. Maybe they need to do something to reinvent themselves, they certainly need to find themselves someone who can fillet fish properly.\n\nHowies is definitely somewhere that I will not be in any hurry to go back and visit, there are just so many other places that do what they try to do so much better.
__label__4 Just go walk down it. You'll see.
__label__1 I'll start by saying this place is overpriced. It's charging too much for what it offers. I've been going her on and off for years as it's right next to Edinburgh University in studentville and always seemed like a great place to meet.\n\nUnfortunately, it's one of those places that likes to think it's swanky but has no real character. When I'm talking quite disparagingly about the latest great pub to get the dreaded relaunch and friends don't know what I mean I say \"The 56 North Makeover\". To me, it seems like every great little hole in the wall or pub in the community with character eventually succumbs to the corporate design disease and they lose all that was interesting about them.\n\nSo, I think 56 North knows what it's doing and it's not subtle about it:\n\n1. Hire only attractive student girls (from Surrey it appears) to wait tables.\n2. Market the Swanky City Cocktail bar vibe in a predominately student area without charging student prices.\n3. Cheap food at marked up prices.\n\nAccess is pretty good for wheelchairs as you can access all areas of the main bar/socialising area but they don't have accessible toilets so they aren't compliant with the law.Wheelchair users who want to use 56 North will have to stay for one or two but move elsewhere when a toilet break calls.\n\nI will probably begrudgingly go back there and buy their overpriced food/cocktails as long as my friends keep suggesting it. I suppose it is the only place like that in the area. The drinks list is vast and cocktails are pretty good. Food not so much.
__label__4 When you're a tourist in Edinburgh, you've got to do touristy things. Too bad when I was there, it was dreary and rainy and cold, so I never went to Arthur's Seat. Instead, I did rainy weather activities, like go to museums, stay in bed until mid-afternoon, and have girl talk with one of my favourite people at her flat. And get introduced to \"The Only Way is Essex\", but that's another story.\n\nBut, I did go to the Real Mary King's Close because it wasn't too wet that day, and my friends and I always like a good scare. It took a while to find it - we went at night, and it was hard to find the sign for the close - but this tour was definitely worth it. Our tour guide was Mary King's daughter, Jonet Nimmo, and she was amazing.\n\nBeing underground in the \"Old Edinburgh\" was so amazing - I never knew there was basically a city under the city. I learned so much about the history of the city, and getting scared half to death while learning was the fun part. It was a bit claustrophobic at times, but seeing the perfectly preserved underground was just breathtaking - everybody has got to go on this tour, whether they're tourists or locals. Only bad part - you can't take photos during the tour - I would've loved to show my friends back home what I saw on the tour.
__label__1 First of all, I don't like the name Hilary. There was a fat girl in my primary school class with that name who went around stealing everyone's play pieces but I'll try not let that cloud my judgement.\n\nI came across Hilary's Bazaar the other day my first reaction was \"holy crap, what a rip off\" and I was shocked to see the price of many of the items here. In comparison to similar shops the price seems to be 10 times as high here with a pair of feather earring being as much as \u00a318. It might not seem that much but they weren't even real silver and looked like something you'd get in a kids gift bag.\n\nMuch of the stock here is just a bit of fun and great for gift ideas, especially the jewellery, purses and other accessories. For me, I just think that some of the prices are way too high for what they are.
__label__4 your spa and salon looking stops here! I was very impressed with the wonderful massage that Janelle performed and how professional Anne, nail tech was! this was by far the best experience i have ever had at a spa! i will be definitely returning! highly recommend!
__label__1 I tried Varji and Varji one time and I was definitely turned off by the very stark, clinical environment, unfriendly atmosphere and too cool for school stylists. (Though I did want to ask the stylists where they all got their high heeled boots and more importantly how they stood in them all day!)  \n\nThe style of the cut was just OK but I felt like I needed to fix it after a couple weeks, which meant it was really overpriced!  Perhaps I went to the wrong stylist, but I went on recommendation of a friend as I couldn't get into my regular girl.  Color takes a long time so you want someone you can talk to comfortably. I am sure a ton of people love this place, but like your OBGYN, you really need to feel comfortable with your service provider as well as the space and team, so I moved on.
__label__4 Our AC broke last night, we called Fores AC/H this morning around 6:30 a.m., and they showed up at our house by 9 a.m. (right on time). Not only did they replace our broken fan within the hour, but they also charged us the quote that they initially gave to us. They also warned us that our AC will need to be replaced within the next few years, and we are keeping their card for when that happens because we were very pleased with their service, professionalism and care. Thanks Flores Air Conditioning and Heating for being so quick, efficient and afffordable with our repair during one of the hottest weeks of the year!
__label__2 \"WU DINNAE NEED THEM INGLISH! WU CUN LOOK EFTER WURSEL BUCOZ  WUR A NATION!!!!\"\n\n\"FFFFRRREEEEEDDDOOOOOOMMMMMMM!!!!!!!!!!!!\"\n\nThe cultural cringe is alive and well.
__label__4 My brother (now legendary in my reviews, I feel) bought me a pair of second hand boots for Christmas 2012, and they are without question the best, most well-made, most comfortable and durable items of footwear I have ever had the pleasure of sliding my tootsies into. I wear them everywhere. This winter, when the stitching began to rot, I even painstakingly sewed them back up, myself. But re-heeling is beyond my ken.\n\nI'm a tall lass of 5'11\", and naturally contrary and therefore inclined to wear heels, so a good place for shoe repair is essential in my neighbourhood. This branch of Timpson fits the bill, thank you. I took in three pairs of boots for re-heeling, including the beloved Boots of Bro and a pair with perished soles that needed a complete new sole. When I handed them over, I mentioned my mending job and the man actually took the time to examine and admire my work, which was really sweet of him. I was quoted upfront for the three pairs: just shy of \u00a39 for each of the two pairs that just needed re-heeling, and \u00a318.95 for the pair that needed re-soling, with re-heeling included in that. I thought that was pretty reasonable since a whole new sole on leather cowgirl boots can't be a small job. I was even asked whether I'd like to pay there and then or on collection - really nice to have the choice.\n\nBut when I returned, I was in for a surprise. \"One of your pairs, the whole heel was falling off,\" the man told me. I felt my stomach sink. \"We replaced it; there's no point just re-heeling if it's falling off anyway.\" Gosh, what a job. That can't have been cheap... But no! I was still charged only the price I was initially quoted! Amazing!\n\nThis funny little branch is more like a kiosk, just a counter in a wall in the shopping centre. The staff are cheerful and friendly and really seem to care; this gentleman was able, for example, to recognise me and tell me about my boots' heel without referring to any notes. And they got the whole lot done in less than 24 hours. I am happy and impressed, and all my lovely boots are good as new.
__label__2 Like this place - friendly staff, huge selection of veg for all you foody needs and really well laid out, so even when its busy you can still get around. The only down side is it can be a little more expensive than some of the other shops around argyle place etc.
__label__1 I came in here the other day looking for a good pair of shoes to do me for the Moonwalk.  In fact, I came in having just done a 9 mile walk.  \n\nI had a few minutes to take a look at what they have on display before someone offered to help me.  I said I wanted walking shoes, we verified my size, and away he went.  I found this kind of interesting - what about the price?  I couldn't help but notice the fact that most of the running shoes were around the \u00a3100 mark though ranged down to more affordable prices.  Are the clientele here the type to not look at price tags?  And what about style?  Ok I realise they're exercise shoes, but surely people have a style preference?\n\nThe guy came back with a stack of boxes and took out the first pair for me to try.  They were grey with pink detailing.  I cringed that the pink but duitifully tried them on.  I found them hard and uncomfortable and said this to the guy who responded \"they're walking shoes, that's how they're supposed to be\" - oh, but why?  Why is it that apparently walking shoes are hard while running shoes have bounce to them?  He went on to explain how arch support works.  I know how arch support works and am going to assume that running shoes have arch support, so this doesn't actually explain to me why walking shoes are so hard.  Anyway.\n\nBased on my feedback, he presented me with a pair of aqua and orange shoes.  Seriously.  I said they were way too flashy so he went to get a few more pairs.  I was then given the option between silver and purple, and blue and red (or something).  I said they were all far too colorful and was told \"Well, that's all we have, sorry\" at which point he turned around and immediately started helping someone else.\n\nAm I the only person to come in here looking for good shoes that don't blind passers by?  Do they really only have ridiculously coloured walking shoes?  \n\nAlso - WHY was one of the guys working here wearing teeny tiny running short shorts??  Ok I get it, you're a runner.  You know what you're talking about.  Do you have fantastic legs?  Absolutely.  Do I want to be just about eye level with your barely covered arse when I'm trying on shoes?  No.  I dont.  \n\nFar from my experience, everyone else in here was getting excellent service, getting a chance to properly try out the shoes on treadmills.  From what Alison K has said, this is much more than just a shoe store.  \n\nUnfortunately, for whatever reason (I can't help but wonder if my post-walk attire was why) I didn't receive this kind of service and what I experienced won't see me returning.
__label__4 I have a sneaking suspicion that the Old Childrens Bookshelf is aimed more at nostalgic adults than children. \n\nTucked away on Canongate, it's a lovely shop that sells well preserved copies of childrens fiction, picture books, short stories and annuals from the 1950s onwards. All of the books are beautifully displayed and I have to admit, seeing original copies of The Moomins, Peter Pan and Where The Wild Things Are made me feel quite misty-eyed for my own childhood. \n\nIf your little Jack or Janet already has enough children's books, OCB also sells a small selection of adorable prints and comic books. Personally however, I'd opt for one of the illustrated editions of Alice in Wonderland or Wizard of Oz. They look and read beautifully and are sprinkled with magic!
__label__3 Party Mania is my first and only port of call when I am looking for a fancy dress outfit. Whatever the dressing up occasion, Party Mania will almost certainly be able to fulfil your needs. \n\nParty Mania sells a wide selection of different fancy dress outfits in packets which are handy, such as superwoman and an 80's disco outfit. They also sell a range of accessories to complete the perfect outfit, such as wigs, witch's fingernails, hats, masks and gloves. Party Mania also sell outfits for Hen Nights such as L-plates and garters. \n\nIn the run up to Halloween, Party Mania is always absolutely packed with people looking for the perfect costumes. They also sell make up, ribbons and feathers, which I have bought several of to complete my fancy dress outfit. The shop is situated just around the corner from the main University campus, George Square, so it is a handy place for students to go to for a costume. \n\nBalloons, banners and themed decorations are also available in this store. Party Mania stocks everything you could every want for the perfect fancy dress outfit, although it is a wee bit pricey.
__label__3 I love Penhaligons products, it's always an experience popping in and even though this little shop is quite dinky, they still have a great range of products and the staff are really friendly too. I love the old school bottles and it almost makes you feel like you've transported back in time. My mum adores the Elisabethan Rose perfume but at \u00a370 I've only ever bought it for her once and had to half in with my brother. I do think the prices are a little excessive which is why I don't personally buy anything from Penhaligons and tend to go to L'Occitane or Crabtree and Evelyn instead as their products are significantly cheaper but they still stock gorgeous, traditional fragrances. It's also not really aimed at students like myself but I still like going in for a browse and I can always pick out in advance what I will hopefully be able to afford someday... hopefully not too far off.\n\nI noticed a stunning lacquered red box in a glass cabinet and it was displayed with three perfume bottles, a gorgeous old fashioned sterling silver brush and comb set and a little butterfly hair clasp on top. It looked gorgeous and I would love one of them on my dresser but it was \u00a3120... and that was just for the box.\n\nAs far as I'm aware, this is the only Penhaligons store in Scotland since the one in Glasgow shut down, there are a few other stockists but this is the only store exclusive to Penhaligon products. The whole store feels really traditional, the dark oak furniture is stunning, everything is really under stated, the packaging is amazing and the final purchase comes in a really pretty bag with tissue paper so perfect if you're looking for a gift.
__label__3 Marchmont Hardware is a great handy business in Marchmont which provides a good range of cooking utensils, tools and even mini vacuum cleaners for hoovering up crumbs on the tabletop - an amazing invention.  The guys who run it are pleasant, helpful and offer to find any products which they don't have in stock or recommend where you might find them.  \nMy only criticism is that some of the things which they sell are a bit gimmicky and pointless.  For example, they were displaying an electronic rotating ice cream cone!  Does that appeal to anyone?  Possibly, but I can't help but feel that they'd benefit from specialising in stuff which people actually need.  Nevertheless, Marchmont Hardware offers top service and a great range of products at good prices.
__label__2 There are days when I can come into Eden and love evrything I see - I can appreciate the timeless pieces of art and furniture that have been sculpted from wood, or the little things that Eden offers like the beads and candles which make perfect gifts.\n\nOther times i come in here, take one look at everything and think its all just a load of junk. That seat is just a bit of drift wood with a nail in it - who wants to pay \u00a3562789346 for that? Etc, etc...\n\nAs such, I try my hardest to stay away from the main area of the shop - and concentrate on the gifty area which houses about a million Edward Monkton things and loads of gift cards etc. That should calm my nerves.
__label__2 The hotel itself is in a great location and situated a short walk from the royal mile and Edinburgh castle and the old town bits. For location this place gets 5 stars. \n\nThe room were given on the other had did leave a bit to be desired. The bed was not great and sunk in the middle a bit. Never a great thing when you are trying to share a double bed. The bar was backing onto our room so you could hear the piano player all evening. Don't get me wrong I do love piano but not for an entire evening :-)\n\nThe staff were friendly and the check on process was relatively straightforward. The wifi was ok but very slow. \n\nAll in all an ok place but value for money was lacking for me. Hopefully if I come back here again I might get a different experience.
__label__1 Located in Waverly Station this branch of WH Smith is extortionate, I guess it's to be expected given that it's located in a busy train station but they take the prices a little bit too far. A walkers bag of crisps are as much as 85p which is absolutely ridiculous! If you're feeling peckish then forget it as you could find yourself forking out \u00a34 for an old cardboard tasting sandwich.\n\nI don't understand why WH Smith have to charge so much more when Boots directly across from it charges the exact same price as all it's other stores including the fabulous \u00a32.99 meal deal. Don't be caught out in this rip off WH Smith, if you need something urgently then head to Boots instead. The magazines are papers are just the same retail price but for anything else, do yourself a favour and don't bother as it's a rip off.
__label__2 Not the cheapest local shop but has a good range of products and often does wine deals to compete with the multiple's. Margiotta's is great for picking up last minute items and has a great range of salads and dinner items. Not so great for gluten free foods (no bread) but some of their indian range (pakoras/bahjis) are gluten free and they stock Mrs Crimbles coconut cookies if looking for a quick fix.
__label__2 I defy you not to walk past Potatoland, at any time of day, smell the smell of delicious baking potatoes and not feel instantly hungry.\n\nI do feel sorry for Potatoland though, I have only ever come in here out of convinience - prefering to go to other baked potato based places to eat if the option is available. I think the preblem is that the place just lacks a few little things that could make it so much better. It has few fillings/topping for it potatoes, and the ones that they d have are pretty basic - cheese, beans etc. Its also very 70's when it comes to its decoration - frankly making mke want to take my meal somewhere else for fear of growing a mullet and buying flared trousers.\n\nRegardless of this, the potatoes are always really nice, and cheap too. The smell is great too though.
__label__3 When did libraries get so hi-tech? I don't even need to go to the librarian/assistants to get my books checked any more? I just put them on this little ledge and it lets me know when I need to bring it back? That is AWESOME.\n\nI popped in for a few quick read books as sometimes I don't want to spend a week or so one the one story and need something quick. The librarian was more than happy to give me a guided tour of how the library worked. With the way she was talking, the technology they are using now has been going for the last 3 or 4 years so I did feel a little silly.\n\nModern and very well laid out and also has groups for children, teenagers and a book club for adults that runs twice a month (Group A and Group B, they aren't expecting you to read that quickly all the time)\n\nIdeal place to come and read the papers if you don't plan on spending what is the small fortune to read the news too! I fell in love with libraries when I was a child and with the way they are going now, I think I have fallen in love again although I'm still trying to work out how xbox's and Playstation's are educational..\n\nLovely library with lovely staff, proud to have this as my local library.
__label__0 Never again! I travel a lot. I eat out a lot. I don't Yelp as much as I should... but when I left my dinner here, I knew I had to Yelp this!\n\nWe were at BlogWord Expo and had dinner planned with friends and colleagues with a group of 15. We asked if seperate checks were doable (as anyone would with a large group) and she said yes. \n\nWe sat down at the table and within minutes the waitress dropped glasses (not one but a few) of water over a friend and the glass shattered all over the floor. My friend was wet. Accidents happen... we get that. But how this was handled was bad. A simple sorry, to be followed by waiting in wet broken glass for 15 minutes until they took care of the situation. \n\nWe brushed that off and ordered our drinks. 20 minutes later we received our drinks and no interest in taking our food order. We had to ask the manager to have our order taken. 10 more minutes later, they began to take our order. Each time we wanted another drink, we had to flag down the waitress. She never proactively checked in on us at all. We waited... waited... for another 45 minutes until food arrived. \n\nThe food was ok. The margaritas were great! So great we asked for a larger glass for each serving. Each serving was in a 16 ounce-ish glass and the larger glass was more like 21 ounce. Not a double portion right? Remember this...\n\nWe decided after 3 hours of this service, we decided its time to go. Asked for the check and they brought it out on one. We asked them prior if separate checks were ok. We asked for the manager... apparently their cash registers can not handle separate checks past 12 people. This took rocket science apparently so the waitress gathered several people and begun doing backroom calculus to divide the check. It had to be that complex, because we waited for another HOUR for the check. That had to have been hard math!\n\nThe bills came finally... and those $12 margaritas asked to be in just a little larger glass came out to be $24 each! She didn't tell us she would charge double and not double the size for these drinks!\n\nThe worst experience I have ever had! $150 for two people and this bad of service! We didn't even get a \"I am sorry for the wait and service.\"\n\nNot once. \n\nFor epic... I will Yelp. Epic being good and bad. In this case... epic fail.
__label__1 Service could not have been worse. Totally rude waitress, ridiculously long wait for food and our bill. \n\nThe food was not bad though, and the location inside the hotel and atmosphere were cool, so a few stars for that!
__label__2 I've been here a couple of times now (once for Sunday brunch and once for dinner at the bar) and I have yet to be impressed. The food is ok, some of it even tasty, but I wouldn't come back without some sort of reason (i.e. free drinks, restaurant.com gift certificate, etc.).\n\nThe best thing here is the margaritas. They do some really great margaritas with some really interesting flavors (ex. pineapple chipolte).\n\nThe salsas are good, but they're no different from some of the other Strip Mexican restaurants. And the chips are too greasy for me to enjoy.\n\nThe meat in the various offerings (tacos, enchiladas, etc.) has good flavor, but always seems too tough. And the tortillas are definitely not handmade or fresh.\n\nThe best thing I've had here (other than the margaritas) is the pork tacos with pineapple, onions, and cilantro. It was a delicious and interesting flavor combination.\n\nThe service, both times I was here, was slow, spotty, and not exactly friendly.\n\nBottom line: it's alright, but not worth a special trip.
__label__2 Good to stop in for a snack...don't go out of your way.  $5 bar snacks are good, guacamole is good and nachos.  Stay away from frozen margaritas pre-made from machine.
__label__2 My first time here wasn't stellar.  But I decided to give it a second shot because I have heard great things about it.  My second time wasn't much better.\n\nThis time, we were seated right away and our waiter immediately came over.  He was polite, and got us water and let us look over the menus.  We ordered the chicken nachos to start, and tacos for an entree (polo & their specialty ones).  The nachos were big enough for two, and really loaded and tasted good.  We polished them off pretty quickly.  Then our entrees came out, and our small two seater table was suddenly crowded.  No one - not the food runner, nor our server who walked by us three times - thought to take away the big empty platter from the middle of our table.  \n\nWe had just started in on our tacos when the waiter finally came back to the table - but not to ask if we were okay, give us more water, or take away the platter - to hand us the check.  Seriously?  We hadn't even gotten to our second out of three tacos yet, and you're handing us the check?  We had wanted dessert, but obviously he was in a rush to get us out of there for some reason.  It wasn't even busy in there, nor are we people that linger unusually long (dinner from start to finish is a 45 minute to an hour long affair.  We sit, order, eat, pay and leave).  \n\nWe ate our food, and the waiter came by twice to ask if the check was ready yet, which it wasn't.  And he looked slightly annoyed when I asked for a to-go box.  With annoyance, we finally paid and got our asses out of there.  \n\nI'll probably go one more time, as I do have a gift certificate to the place, but if the third time is a failure - they lost themselves a regular paying local and anyone whom comes into town and asks us where to go for dinner.
__label__0 Absolute Joke. Went here ordered my kids a Kids quesadilla and a bean and cheese for the others, not price checking, that was a huge mistake. Chesse quesadilla- 12 dollars. lol for a local and theres absolute amazing mexican places rt around the corner from this hole I was totally livid.NO SIDES are even included. Bean and cheese burrito small and crappy looking? 12 dollars. This place is obviously never getting my or my friends business again. DONT FRIGGIN GO HERE. Even if you are staying, its just a joke.
__label__3 Stopped in for lunch on a whim. The staff was nice, the food was good. But the wait for the food was a bit long. \n\nI enjoyed my shrimp tacos, and my wife had veggie tacos. They were mini-tacos but also came with rice and beans. \n\nNot a bad spot for a drink and some grub.
__label__1 Food presentation was great and the chips and salsa was really yummy. Actual meal was okay. I had the El Pastor tacos and husband had enchiladas. Not bad not great. Our waiter was just okay too. Won't go back
__label__1 T&T Tummy and Trauma.\nafter about 5 minutes the busboy showed up with chip ad salsa (not that good, old chips and salsa was bottle stuff)  and i ordered an Ice Tea from him, which came pretty quick. i did have time to look over the menu so i had the kid take my order 3 taco combo plate. chicken, carnitas and carne asada with rice & black beans. i did ask  the kid if they all came on corn tortillas. (told me he would check) within 2 minutes the kid has back and said yes all corn, ok put the order in. he did tell me that he was just a busboy, i told him will now your my waiter thanks. \n1) Rice and Black Beans.\nNeither of them had any good flavor, rice was overcooked and the black beans was just uneatable. horrible\n2) The Tacos.\nthe Asada and Chicken tacos had no flavor  over cooked chicken, the asada taco meat was also over cooked with no flavor. The Carnitas taco was pretty good, if i knew i would of just had 3 of them. Carnitas had seasoned pork and a little heat to them was by far the best of the 3 tacos. One other problem with the tacos you only get 1 tortilla on each taco, so after the first bite the bottom drops out and your eating them with a fork.\nOnly time a saw the waiter was when he brought the check..LOL yeah sure dick head i'm going to tip you. LOL Idiot. \nThe Kid got a good tip, the waiter wannabe .25 cents. \nFood is way over priced for what you get. mini tacos  with rice and beans $18. Ice Tea $3.99. Yep $22 for a $5 Del Taco Meal. This is easily a 1 star but i gave 2 because of the kid.
__label__2 There were limited options for dinner before the show we were seeing at the Luxor. The 20 year old ticket agent suggested T&T. Said it was great. I should have known we would not have the same palate. We started our meal with a set of mojitos. Our waiter indicated they were very good. I order them whenever I can so I have had my share of mojitos. These were very very sweet. I ordered club soda twice to add to our drinks to reduce the sweetness. Nothing saved these drinks. We didn't even finish half of it. Horrible.\nThe chips and salsa were also not very good which is fairly unusual. Pretty easy to make good chips and salsa. I had tacos for dinner and my friend had a shrimp dish. Both were very average.\nOur server was friendly and even came around at the end and offered free tickets to the show. We already had purchased our tickets but the offer was very kind.\nI wouldn't go back to this restaurant because if I had known the Asian restaurant had a good menu I would have gone there.
__label__2 Homebase, to me, has always kind of been the crap version of B&Q. It generally has less stock, and what it does have is not as good quality. However, its cheaper, and the staff always seem to be friendly, so thats a major bonus.\n\nI've been in this particular branch a few times, for various things ranging from a length of rope to make a halloween costume work, to some stuff for repairs to my flat that the land lord wouldnt notice.\n\nIt isnt the biggest Homebase I have ever been in, but it does stock absolutly everything you could need, and as I mentioned, the staff are friendly and willing to help if you need some advice or just a point in the right direction.
__label__0 So awful. Handed in ghds to have the fuse replaced and within 2 weeks they are broken again. Also had my iPhone screen replaced, when I left the shop it was completely broken, no touch screen at all. \u00a3145 wasted. Would never ever recommend
__label__3 Jenners is a beautiful big department store on Princess Street. It has a huge centre which boasts strong, wooden balconies giving an extremely impressive feel to the place. \n\nThe moment I walked in it reminded me of House of Fraser in Glasgow. Jenners is a one stop shop for everything good and pricey. From cosmetics to designer clothes, watches to aftershaves - this place has it all. I recently bought a couple of shirts from the casual men's clothing section. While it is rather pricey the products are always the best. Designer names and current styles, this is the kind of shop I would head to with some birthday money or a wee bonus at work! \n\nIf you're off Christmas shopping this could be the place to blitz it in seriously quick time. Just remember that you may be paying a little more than normal, but the ease of access and environment in which you buy makes up for this.
__label__3 We mostly use First Coast for work occasions like Christmas, someone leaving or a birthday. The food is excellent and they'll email or fax you their current menu so you can choose before you go. This can be really helpful if you're on a tight timescale. We all agree that the wine list is good and not too pricey. The food is well presented and just a little different from what you might find on a lunch menu in Dalry. I sometimes find the place a little cold, and I put that down to the stone walls.
__label__2 There are so many good reviews here that I almost feel I was in a different eatery. Perhaps I need to give it another chance, yet, I found it average in every respect so I doubt I will return.
__label__3 Stumbled into this place while walking around the Grassmarket area looking for a place to eat.  It is a very small store with some interesting old books.  Take your time to browse around.  The gentleman behind the counter is also very friendly.  I bought a couple of old Dickens books from 1900 for 7 GBP each.
__label__0 Oh dear.\n\nMelville Castle has been a hotel and private function venue for many years, only just opening to the public as a bar/restaurant last month (November 2013) We went one Saturday, previous to a midweek Birthday celebration, to see what it was like. Alarm bells were already ringing  as we left after this brief visit. We went on the first day of service and were told upon trying to order drinks that one of only two lagers on tap were off. Before even receiving our drinks the manager came to take our food order. We were only there for bar snacks, for which the menu had not yet been prepared. The manager recited the bar menu from memory and we ordered chicken breast nachos and chips.\n\nAbout 15 minutes later our (incorrect) drinks order arrived. After being left for roughly 40 minutes in an empty restaurant, our food eventually arrived. This is when the wait became self evident. The nachos were an obviously hastily assembled plate of nacho chips, topped with, instead of the advertised salsa, sweet chilli dressing (me neither) and cold grated cheddar, despite the plate being piping hot. There is a Tesco 5 minutes down the road, go figure. The chips were served hot yet still raw in the middle. Asking for the bill we had to wait a further 10-15 minutes for the bar staff to calculate the cost on a calculator in the absence of a working till.\n\nStupidly, despite this, we gave them the benefit of the doubt. It was opening night, places have hiccups, these things happen. And continued to happen, in our case.\n\nWe returned four days later for our Birthday celebration. The Birthday guest was Vegan. With such a strict dietary requirement we always give plenty notice and forewarning. Being told that this was no problem and would be noted alongside our booking, it was disappointing to find that there had been absolutely no communication with the kitchen and the Birthday guest was offered either \"vegetables\"(?!) or beetroot risotto. Interchangeable as starter and main. \n\nWith such a dizzying array of options, she chose the indeterminable serving of \"vegetables\" for starters and the beetroot risotto for mains. The vegetable starter was a minuscule and completely unremarkable serving of cold, oily roasted aubergine and pepper with some green leaves. It wasn't bad but there wasn't anything to get wrong. The beetroot risotto was a horrid plate of completely tasteless, lukewarm, gelatinous rice pudding, coloured with what seemed to be purple food dye and surrounded by a neon green liquid.  \n\nFor the rest of us, we ordered the soup; Leek and Potato. It was, again, unremarkable and initially served with 3 slices of burnt melba toast and then, bizarrely followed up with half a baguette five minutes later. The goats cheese ciabatta was nice enough but nothing you couldn't easily make at home. I ordered the \"Gravadlax of Wester Ross Salmon, Pickled Cucumber, Lemon, Wholemeal Bread & Dill mayo\" (after being told that the fish mezze I had wanted was no longer available on the dinner menu after only four days of opening) which ended up consisting of a couple insultingly thin wafers of salmon served without any lemon, pickled cucumber or wholemeal bread but I did get an overly acidic \"dill mayo'\n\nMains consisted of the aforementioned flavourless and stodgy beetroot concoction. The other two diners ordered the chargrilled aubergine which also came without half of the ingredients advertised on the menu. I had the duck breast, which again, bore no resemblance to the menu description and instead of dauphinois potato, was served with a disgusting, saccharine, green coloured mash.\n\nComing to over \u00a3125 (without even being charged for the inedible risotto!) made this an unmitigated disaster of an evening. As if this was not bad enough, we received a phone call four days later from the manager to say that their 'debit merchant' was unable to take our card payment without proof of us being in the restaurant and requested secure card details over the phone!\n\nThe staff were very nice, apologetic and understanding but the rest of the experience did nothing to instil any faith in this establishment. It was like an evening spent as unwitting extras in an episode of Fawlty Towers. Farcical.
__label__2 Greggs is a company that is much like most \"grab and go\" companies who are there to put something in your belly and not much else.\n\nSo to me, what makes each branch different is their team work ethic and individual personalities and how they blend together.\n\nYou never have the time to get to know your team of staff, and as soon as you strike up friendships and rapport with a team, they are moved on to a different store so you then have to restart the process of getting to know your new team. This can be a pain seeing as I work in the area.\n\nIf all you are after is extra calories and stodge then, my friend, welcome to Heaven. 3 stars because across the board, Greggs do what they set out to do, keep you full for a low price.
__label__3 I always feel like I've come straight from the black and white movies when I'm in here, red lipstick and cocktail dress in tow. There's something quite cool to say you're going to a jazz bar, and I like to click my fingers as I walk down the steps.\n\nIt's a hit or a miss with the jazz you get when you're there - if it's the house band then great (the pianist in particular can knock out some tunes) but sometimes they have guests which can be amazing, and can be bad. \nOverall, definitely a fan!
__label__4 As far as large supermarkets go, this is at the pinnacle of achievement. Let's ignore the fact that the shop has destroyed local business and annihilated the main street in Corstorphine and review it in comparison to other giant supermarket outlets.  \n\nIt has everything. Clothes, fridges, celeriac, bin bags, spectacles, dentist, bank, bakery, fishmongers, coffee place, toys, booze, frozen food, petrol, Gaviscon.... The list goes on, almost endlessly. And it's open 24 hours. \n\nStaff are usually really helpful and always manage to point me in the right direction for whatever weird little item I've come in for. I realise it's Tesco, but for what it does it does it incredibly well. No wonder this brand is taking over the UK, street corner by street corner.
__label__1 This place sells... Yup, you guessed it! Cards and things... but what Things encompasses is anybodies guess, because most of the things in here that arent cards are a mish mash of just about every type of last munuite gift idea there ever will be - but only for the people you somewhat dislike and resent spending money on.
__label__4 Good food + good beer + good service = good times.\n\nGood Food:\n\n- Demeter pizza - walnut pesto sauce, spinach, red and yellow peppers, tomatoes, feta cheese - I thought this would be good, and it turned out to be even better than I expected.  The sauce, veggies, and perfectly cooked crust melded into a pretty amazing combination.\n- Potato and Rosemary pizza - very thinly sliced potatoes, ample rosemary, caramelized onions, and goat cheese - I've never had potatoes on a pizza, but wow was it a good idea!  It works wonders with the rosemary.\n\nGood Beer:\n\n- Beer is separated on the menu into two categories - local North Carolina beer, and all other craft beers.  As we were visiting and are hug proponents of local beers, we were excited to see this as it helped up be able to pick out beers from the area.  \n\nGood Service\n\n- Server was prompt and friendly, and also helped us choose a good local beer.\n- Server also acquiesced to our weird request for beer coasters, and went and dug behind the bar and found us four or five different ones to add to our collection.\n- Not really service, but definitely part of having a well run restaurant, this place was nicely decorated and very clean.\n\nThis was my favorite meal in North Carolina.
__label__2 Pretty cool place in Noda.......I had a Groupon that was about to expire so my son and I stopped by after church for a quick meal.  I love that they paper down the tables so that kids can just go at it until the food arrives.  We tried the garlic Parmesan wings, chicken fingers w/chips, and the pulled pork signature pizza.  I thought the food was average as the wings and fingers lacked flavor......the homemade chips were dull...the pizza was good, but I could have done without the balsamic dressing.  I would definitely go back for a pizza.
__label__3 Good beer. Pretty good pizza. The only big knock on them was our service. Our waitress was new or didn't care. Either way, I'll go back when I'm up that way again.
__label__3 I had been here for coffee and drinks in the past, but it was only yesterday I tried their food for the first time. \n\nOur preferred seating is at the corner close to the traffic lights, where there are small tables (French bistro style) with some stylish chairs (if you're lucky enough, you might get advantage of the arm chair!!). That sitting area is a bit higher than the rest of the pub, nice thought! \n\nMy drink of choice was a dark ale, but my goldfish memory is missing its name, look for a dark one (not the Caledonian 80) and try it!! Rich and only slightly bitter, and bit creamy. \n\nThe waitresses were as if they were competing with each other: first one brought the menus and took the drinks' order, while the other one brought over cutlery and took the food order and the other one was caught by surprise!! (a pleasant surprise that is!) Totally worth of a good tip!! \n\n(all the dishes we ordered had their pics taken and posted already so no pics here) \n\nMy friend ordered the vegetarian (non-meat) balls with pasta and sauce, where although the vegetarian balls were tasty but nothing special and the tomato sauce felt a bit plain. \n\nMe, on the other hand, was treated to the pork cheek with apple mash, broccoli and gravy!! Oh my, that was so mouth watering!!! The pork was super soft and well cooked, it made great combination with the gravy and the mash. I was hoping more apple-flavour in the mash, but it felt more like potato-mash. \n\nAfter we both stuffed our faces (I had a bit of the mash left on my mustache), it was dessert time!!! My eyes landed immediately on one of the reasons I'm a big fun of UK: STICKY TOFFEE PUDDING!!!! I had to try it!! It wasn't served with custard cream, but it plays well with ice cream too. My friend ordered the melted chocolate brownie. \n\nBoth of our desserts came into big plates, and I'm kidding you not, there was a few seconds of silence... It felt as we were both very protective of the one we chose and didn't want to let the other one even try it, but ... good manners won!! Let's start with the brownie: I would rate the brownie itself 7 out of 10, and the melted chocolate, oh my, that was heaven!!! 9 out of 10!!! I almost felt jealous of my friend!! \n\nBut I had my sticky toffee pudding in front of me!! And all that melted toffee! And it was shaped like a Burger!!! Two pieces with the ice cream sitting on the bottom part instead of the beef! :-)  That was a first!! I admit this was one of the best puddings I've tried in my 8+ years of life in the UK!! If only it was served with custard cream!! \n\nThe interior of the pub as a whole gives a nice feeling, pictures on the walls, massive big windows, high ceiling. I was a bit surprised when I noticed they have plastic sinks at the mens' washroom. \n\nI will definitely try more of their dishes in the future!!
__label__3 Since my previous review, Earthy have in fact been in touch to apologise for the slightly off-service I've experienced. I have to say this level of customer service and focus on feedback definitely warms me to them again. \n\nThe food has always been great, the only thing I was a bit put-off by was unfriendly service but since that has now been actively remedied I am once again a full-on Earthy fan. I haven't actually been back since they've been in touch, but I will update again for my return visit.\n\nOther cafes take note, this is how to keep customers coming back!
__label__2 It was difficult to review this place, but I shall conclude prior to actually explaining why, by saying my experience here was rather mediocre.\n\nEarthy food market is very close to my flat in Causewayside, and I was surprised to find it (in a positive way). I love cafes/shops which serve ethical, delicious food. On first appearances, it reminded me of wholefoods market. What seems to have once been a garage is now rustic inside, the ground floor being the premises for the cafe, the upstairs an upmarket grocery store. \n\nI have been up to the shop upstairs on various occasions. The vegetable selection looks incredible, with plenty of delicious looking organic veggies on offer. The price tag is quite shocking though. I was tempted by the reduced miso paste, which cost \u00a33.90 reduced from around \u00a35. Good thing I didn't buy it. I found it at full price at the new leaf health food shop the next day, for \u00a32.99. The tofu here is also overly priced, as are just about all the products available. The only slightly cheaper thing I have found here are the lazy day vegan/gluten free tiffin and millionaire's shortbread, which are 30p cheaper than those found in Henderson's and Real foods. The fresh bakery products do look very impressive, and I would definitely try them if I could eat gluten. It's sad, as the shop has quite a bit of potential, I just feel that it loses it by exciting people with luxury range goods in a rustic setting and overcharging for them. In case you haven't noticed by my other reviews, I am quite conscious of sneaky marketing techniques. This place screams \"spend money here if you care about the environment and have class\". \n\nToday I tried out the cafe downstairs for the first time, but just for a coffee. The food on display looked very good, plenty of interesting salads with lots of Mediterranean and middle eastern flavours such as feta, marinated aubergines and fennel, but the prices were not that honest. The cakes looked good likewise, but the prices were unjustified. I guess the only justification is that people will spend money there, as many people think expensive equates to good quality, which I don't think is true. I ordered a soya cappuccino. It was \u00a32.75... I pay \u00a32.20 in Brew lab, which was pricy in itself, but more akin to standard British prices. The coffee arrived, it was pretty with coffee art on top, which one would expect from a place like this. It was nice enough, a bit strong, and a bit on the large size. No complaints really except for the price. The staff were friendly, the options numerous but really nothing really to write home about. I don't think I'll bother returning to the cafe, though I will use earthy as my lazy days supplier.
__label__2 Footlocker isn't that exciting, it stocks all the shoe brands you would expect to find in a trainer shop such as; Reebok, Nike, Adidas and a seemingly unnecessary amount of basketball sneakers. The prices are medium to expensive but they often have sales on where you can bag yourself a bargain but the sales usually only offer terrible looking shoes that nobody else wants.\n\nI guess Footlocker is more of a guys shop because whenever I've popped in they've had hundreds of guys shoes but a rather a measly amount of ladies ones so it's not somewhere I pop in that often. If I am looking for a new pair of trainers I will pop in to see what's on offer but more often than not I find myself going elsewhere.
__label__2 I see a lot of complaints about service, but when I went our server treated us well.  The beer selection is fantastic and they don't mind you self serving out of the fridges when it's not crowded.  Loads of TV's for sports is another draw.\nThe food is just okay.  I wouldn't go for the food, our appetizers were \"meh\", our sandwiches weren't worth it and my friends wings were bland and soggy.  \nGo for the beer.
__label__1 My friend and I went here in the late afternoon for a drink or two and a meal. We found the selection to be great but the service and food were lackluster. \n\nWe wanted to give this place a fair shot after hearing so many mixed reviews but it took several minutes before we had a staff member even acknowledge us. \n\nThis bottleshop could be a great hangout for group and friends a like but it's anything but.
__label__2 AB10 sells clothing by designers who don't appear to be moving forward from the late 90s. This is probably why previous reviews are tainted with nostalgia, and I too am finding myself looking back in time to when my friends adored their oversized Ben Sherman tops and poured Baby Blue Jeans perfume over themselves.\n\nGStar Raw, Firetrap and Pringle are amongst the labels I found in here. There were some clothing lines I was unfamiliar with, but the overall impression was trendy in a polo shirt, collar popped up kind of way. For the ladies, there are neon offerings and hoodies with meaningless messages printed on the front.\n\nNot really for me, but certain labels are moving with the times and sticking to the pastel polo shirt trends, and tight fitting G Star jeans with big pockets seem to be all the range just now with a predominantly younger audience.
__label__2 Shops punting high-end electronic goods are the male equivalent of a fancy boutique with expensive handbags and shoes in the window. Anyone with a set of testicles will find it quite difficult to not get captivated by the enormous TVs on sale in here, but the astronomical cost will almost certainly have them heading to the Internet or the back of a lorry afterwards.\n\nHaving just had to replace, at great cost, a PlayStation 3 for the second time in two years I'm no longer quite as convinced about the quality.
__label__4 I used to tell people I don't eat sweets. Now I tell people I don't eat sweets except for cupcakes from Butter and Me.\n\nKelly's cupcakes are amazing. I have never tasted any icing that can compare to her butter cream. The cake has the perfect consistancy. \n\nI have tried cupcakes that have been recommended to me by friends and family members, and I have not been impressed. I have been consistantly wowed not only by Kelly's cupcakes, but also by her service.  Delivery is always as promised and on time, even on weekends!\n\nFollow her on twitter @butterandme
__label__2 My boyfriend and I stayed here for 2 nights though the week which I bought on a deal from Late Rooms. It was really cheap, and the hotel itself is okay.\n\nThe good: Great location, lovely receptionist, easy check in/out, clean rooms, comfortable bed.\n\nThe bad: Breakfast, both 'continental' and cooked, consists of cheap stuff - cheap bread, sausages, own brand cereal, cheap orange juice and bad coffee.  The walls are paper thin and you hear everything; the cleaner had a radio blasting through the hallway whilst she cleaned the rooms - annoying. Internet not great.
__label__0 Not a big fan of this place to be honest. Last time i enetered the store the staff were uninterested and not friendly. I find the pricing ridiculous too considering the quality/quantity of some of the products!
__label__2 If you are a bride and groom to be, then you must admit that it's a jungle out there for wedding venues, all of them heading towards traditional virtues trying to understanding what it is the bridal party wants; then caters to their needs, be it for venue, transport, dress, food or otherwise?\n\nThe Quayside is conveniently situated almost right on Musselburgh beach, with a picturesque harbour opposite, small boats tied up...you get the picture, on sunny weekends or during festivals is packed with some type of private function. But with minimum competition; ok, perhaps a couple of places that might cater to similar style as this place nearby, I felt duty bound to find out if they were the best in the area, my luck was in early June.\n\nThe party I was invited to had actually won the entire wedding through a local Haddington newspaper. Well almost, they still have to iron out some creases, but hey when weddings cost as they certainly do, then it really pays to get this on. So thanks to the Courier as the organiser!\n\nThe decor inside the Quayside is dark wood, deep pile red-ish carpets, in and around the small bar downstairs, but past reception is their restaurant. Another bar upstairs on first floor and another on level 2. There is a lift for people that don't fancy or can't do the walk, but it's not that quick!\n\nWith adequate parking to the rear and side of the venue overlooking the harbour, it really pays to park as close to the venue as possible, especially as it rained heavily on the day in question, so it kind of ruined those precious wedding photos!\n\nWedding food was faultless but was it really that price(\u00a375each according to the Bride's father), but we did get champs upon reception. Red and White wine with the dinner, roast chicken and haggis tower was a treat, as was choco pudding and cream (in the shape of a heart). With all that booze flowing some of our party later on just wanted a cup of tea, so when I requested this, the staff couldn't have been more accommodating, so top marks for producing a pot or two when they didn't really have to!\n\nFood booking drinks ambience were great, but you need three rules. 1. some ill placed seating meant my back was to the bridal table during speeches. To any future brides out there, save guests having a crick in the neck, check the table layout. 2. To make your perfect wedding even better, please get a band. 3. With reception closed well before 1am also make sure you prebook a taxi or this may incur a lengthy wait at the nearest taxi rank or bus stop.\n\nSpeaking of food, Quayside renamed their restaurant as the \"World Buffet\",(does exactly as is says). The name conjures up horrors of many a fast food joint. But with many foods available (and I did ask what they didn't produce) to which the answer was - no to fruit. But I ask you, after unlimited buffet food not many peeps will have room for fruit anyhow?\n\nRequiring another visit to experience since I was there for a wedding so couldn't appreciate this mass buffet experience. My mission should I choose to accept it is to find out, but if  the wedding food was anything to go by, they'll probably be ok???\n\nWorld Banq, musselburgh - One place many cuisines, all for \u00a38.50, you try you decide?
__label__3 My girlfriend used to work here many years ago, and as I always met her after work I ended up spending a vast amount of time looking around this well sized shop in the middle of Ocean Terminal.\n\nAt first, I was never very impressed by the clothes that GAP offered - but over time I began to like them, and I must admit I still shop here now - although it is a bit hit or miss, sometimes you will find something you just have to buy and other times there wont be anything you fancy.\n\nStaff seemed very friendly (even excluding my girlfriend!!) and over all I came to quite like this branch of GAP.
__label__2 So yes Starbuck more or less, for sure in large scale, introduced well done coffee to Edinburgh [surely more but hey no assumptions] but I have to say that their coffee isn't that great anymore, for the pure reason that there are so much better coffee to be found in Edinburgh's large amount of cafe's. One thing though, you won't find as creative coffees as 'pumpkin coffee' amongst their selection. They truly are the masters of cake coffee. \n\nFree wi-fi is always good, and location is great summer time being next to meadow. They do have rush hours with massive queues and lack of space for the demand but once you get your coffee and find a seat you'll never feel lonely here. \n\nTo the guy next to me; this isn't a place to be mean to your girlfriend/friend - you made a fool of your self.
__label__4 I'm usually terrified of visiting a new barber but I was in a foreign country and my hair was getting out of control.  The answer to permanent bed-head came after noticing one of my peers was rocking a great new cut. I followed him down the street to Bailey's and felt a bit more comfortable once I saw the great prices (ask for the student discount!) and the caged bird singing away. The barber was mostly quiet, a trait I look for, but did fast and excellent work. If you are unsure of where to get a haircut, look no further.
__label__1 Why Not? Or How No? as it's nicknamed by some when translated into Scottish dialect, is a downstairs basement club, often displaying long, long queues of people waiting beside The Dome and attempting to get in. \n\nAs a general Edinburgh rule, don't come out without your ID, even if you think your advanced crow's feet are an automatic ticket into any club. You'd be wrong, as this city is one that's keen for constant ID waving, and especially here. Once you've braved the waiting times in the queue, if you're anything over the age of 21, you'll probably enter the establishment and instantly feel the eyes of younger, more beautiful people with their whole lives ahead of them, staring at you with laser beam eyes that spell out, \"You are past your sell by date, move it along quietly to the nearest bar for the elderly without any fuss\".\n\nI probably got two years out of Why Not before the window of age narrowed in on me and I felt prehistoric, but I was never the biggest aficionado of the club in the first place. Yes, the cheesey tunes and major party atmosphere are a plus, but the drinks are pretty pricey, much like the entrance fee, and I feel the interior could do with a cheeky revamp. However, if you're 18 and have the power of youth going for you, then you'll probably have no issue with the banter here.
__label__1 We ended up here on a night when we were struggling to get in anywhere else so it was more in desperation than in expectation that we paid the \u00a37.50 to get in here.  Oh, how it wasn't value for money.\n\nOnce inside it was busy, the music was decent enough and well decorated throughout.  However, you can get all this elsewhere for far less expense and for \u00a37.50 I half expected it to be paved with gold (though I would have accepted something a bit special).\n\nI guess this place is just for people like me who didn't quite get in elsewhere arriving when every where else was busy and don't want to trek away from Georges Street.
__label__3 John Lewis, your friend and mine, it's always good for a browse and their good quality products all come with a money back guarantee if there are any faults or problems which is reassuring to know.  I'll usually pop in to browse the make-up department as they have a great selection and the staff are always very knowledgeable about the products giving tips and samples too. \n\nSometimes the shop assistants can be old sour puss types that can't smile with the amount of premium brand make-up cemented onto their faces but I've rarely had any problems here and find that most of the staff can't do enough to help.
__label__2 I have only started shopping in John Lewis after having a poor experience when I first moved here, so with that memory in mind, it's probably going to be awhile before I bump up the rating.\n\nSo, the plus points. It has everything you need, seriously. Don't make the mistake of thinking Argos is cheaper for electrical goods as it turned out John Lewis was. Staff are (mainly) very helpful. I came here for an espresso machine (it's ok, Dad doesn't use Yelp) and after an online search, it turned out John Lewis was quite a bit cheaper than everyone else in Edinburgh. It was also handy for my lunch at Cafe Marlayne so the plan was to grab the espresso machine and head to lunch.\n\nJohn Lewis is madly busy, especially before Christmas but I think the electrical dept is just busy full stop. I got what I wanted and joined the queue. Bloody machine weighed a ton and the nice man on the till suggested I collect the machine later to let me carry on with my shopping (ha! boozy lunch but I was cool with the suggestion). He gave me directions on where to go and a special ticket with a receipt which I turned up and redeemed at the collection point 4 hours later.\n\nThe sales are good though with many proper bargains to be had. Great cosmetics department with niche and cult beauty brands which can be found in a little section between the counters.\n\nSo, I've had good experiences here and also with returning a dress which had shrunk despite following the washing instructions *sniff* but I did have a bad experience when I tried to order furniture and take advantage of John Lewis' free measuring service. That was just a catalogue of disasters so they are still on the 'must improve' list.
__label__2 Okay so the Forest Cafe is another place that has been reviewed a million times, but I feel I might still be able to offer some kind of valuable opinion.\n\nFirst off any faults I have with the Forest Cafe are nothing to do with it being vegetarian or vegan cafe. Again I feel like so many of the complaints about vegetarian places seem to confuse the fact that a place can be crap, like crap service and or crap cleanliness or crap food, regardless of it being vegetarian. In fact if the Forest Cafe did serve animal then its faults would be worse, for reasons we will come to. But for whats it's worth I don't agree with the fundamentalist view that  has been aired that animals were \"put on Earth\" to be eaten by humans (and I think most scientists would agree). I appreciate it's vegetarian/vegan stance, if nothing else its one more place vegetarians can go without having to worry about what's in their food. And as I have alluded to in other reviews, I'm sure meat eaters can still appreciate the occasional meat free dish in principal. Thus I don't find the fact that the Forest is vegetarian/vegan in itself to be a valid criticism (and suggesting vegetarianism is synonymous with hippyism is also ridiculous).\n\nANYWAY if you hadn't guessed from my ramblings already the Forest is a vegetarian cafe, as well as a meeting spot and venue. It's also volunteer run. As others have mentioned there is a sort of  \"hippy\", New Age aesthetic, although both those words are pretty meaningless.\n\nSo what are my problems with the Forest? My first is hygiene. Whilst the food can be just fine, and it's cheap too, the number of times I have been served dishes that have been lying out for too long, or the tables haven't been wiped in a long while. Can you see my point about meat now? The toilets have also been less than appealing on certain occasions in the past.\n\nThese are the sorts of things that bother me. I love that the Forest is volunteer run, I love that it's very liberal and relaxed about most, but those things need not be synonymous with disorganisation and uncleanliness. If anything that just furthers a stereotype that pervades some of these other reviews. My only other complaint is that whilst the Forest can be, as I have mentioned, a wonderfully open and easy going place where anyone can voice their opinion, it can contradictorily be a bit cliquey. I have found that some nights, during discussions and meetings, there are certain well known individuals who drown out and mock dissenting voices. It is the New Age eco dogmatic view in particular which seems to prevail without as much criticism as its deserves. Having said this, the Forest remains largely unhierarchal. And at how many other cafes can you even attend meeting and voice such opinions on how they are run in the first place?\n\nThe one thing I love and respect about the Forest is that you can go in and spend as much time as you like in there without buying a thing. How many places let you do that? I was recently thrown out of a pub after fifteen minutes of not buying anything while I was waiting for someone, and I was one of only three people in there! I like the Forest's stance on just being a place to \"hang\" if you so choose.\n\nSo whilst the Forest has so many great things going for it, there is room for improvement. Those anarchists and communitarians that use the Forest as a meeting place, should especially mind their own proclamations of unhierarchal social organisation, and its compatibility with order and effectiveness. The Forest needs to be a little more ordered and effective!
__label__2 This seems to be a sweet small pub in the heart of Marchmont, but unfortunately is really too small for anything. There is a good selection of  beer and the staff are friendly but you can't escape the feeling that everyone else can hear everything you are saying. In summer it is a bit better, as they have a few seats outside, but due to the nature of the pavement, there is not a lot of space for many. \nThe biggest disappointment is that they have a downstairs area that would add considerable space to the pub if it were used, and didn't remain constantly with the lights off. However they do show all the big football games, and as there are few pubs in Marchmont to choose from, this is a good bonus.
__label__1 the good here is decent, a-ok in my book. however, the ambience is a hell of a lot nicer in the bathroom than in the actual restaurant. minus one star for that one.
__label__1 I used to really like the angle club. I used to go twice a week with my friends and fritter away hours trying to get better at snooker. It's got everything you could want in a snooker club - 10 snooker tables, several pool tables, a bar, a darts room and a little lounge/waiting area. Then I stopped going, and I'll tell you why.\n\nLast year I acquired a snooker cue from an aging relative. It was a nice cue but it needed re-tipping. Where best to get that done,  I thought, than the local snooker club I so often visit. So I took the cue in and, sure enough, they could re-tip it no problem. And for \u00a32.50! What service! A couple of weeks later, still with no re-tipped cue my conversation with one of the staff there went something like this:\n\n\"Hi, have you managed to re-tip my cue yet? I've been waiting a couple of weeks.\"\n\"No, and to be honest mate, I'd just like you to take it away. I haven't got time to do it.\"\n\nHe didn't exactly look snowed under. The week before the same guy had double booked us for a table and told us we'd have to go away. Needless to say, I haven't been back. And I'm still crap at snooker.
__label__1 I came here for a birthday, where we had booked a private room overlooking the castle. It was \u00a324 for 2 courses (alcohol not included). The menu sounded promising: the results a little more than disappointing. The cod starter was fine, the venison main was basically a stew that had hardly any venison in it, and tasted like it had been made with Bisto. It would have worked out at about \u00a318 for the main and \u00a36 for the starter -\u00a0which was completely over priced, both for the quantity and quality of food.\n\nThe staff were patchy -- some were lovely, others seem harrassed and annoyed any time you stopped them to ask for anything.\n\nThe table was also too wide to allow natural conversation to flow across the table. I had lovely company for the evening, but it did mean only talking to the two people on either side of you for the duration of the night, rather than mingle a bit more. Narrow table would have been good to allow cross-table conversation too. A few smiles and waves were given!\n\nIt was a nice venue, good view of the castle, but the food wasn't just forgettable - it was disappointing and felt like a waste of my money. I wouldn't book it myself for a private event.
__label__2 The Murrayfield area of town has a small parade of shops, with the ubiquitous newsagents.  This one doesn't seem to have a name, instead being known only as 'Edinburgh Newsagent.'  Inside, there is nothing out of the ordinary, and you'll find your normal supply of sweets, magazines, drinks, snacks and assorted random newsagents things.  As I've always said with these places, you forget they're there until you really need them.  But once you've seen one, you've seen them all to be honest.  They even look the same from the outside.\n\nA good place for the bare essentials.
__label__4 Nom nom nom.\n\nPO-TA-TO!\n\nAs mentioned by others, bugger all seating but craploads of potatos and yumbo fillings. I got the chili with avo and it was fab!\n\nAs mentioned by Jenny (and I only noticed AFTER I had ordered my medium potato), a medium potato is two potatoes. This fat bastard was not fat enough to get through all of them twos so I didn't get to eat the skin :( :( If you can get through the large with fillings then you truly are a Fat Bastard (tm) and I congratulate you fine sir or madam.\n\nOnly thing better than the potatoes was the music playing during potato construction including hits such as \"Jesus loves you\". Was very awesomesauce.
__label__3 Jordan Valley is a fantastic health and whole foods shop on the Southside, I regularly make detours to drop in when I'm walking about town. \n\nIt stocks all manner of teas and dried goods (rice, grains, beans, fruits), but the highlights for me are the two refrigerated areas. The large chiller (to your right as you enter the shop) has a great selection of their own brand of veggie dips (hoummous, baba ghanoush, feta), veggie pates (chilli bean, lentil, spinach) and their own pasties (veggie sausage rolls, Mexican bean, sundried tomato and olive etc) - these items are so popular that you can find them stocked in a number of shops around the city, including Real Foods. If you manage to time your visit well, some of these items may have been reduced to 50p, bargain! The refrigerated counter also holds a large amount of goodies; my favourite being the falafel, which are available in a few varieties (including hempseed).\n\nPrices here are reasonable, the food is healthy and there are lots of tasty things to choose from. Sorted.
__label__2 For equipment you simply cannot beat Scayles.  Even if you buy an instrument elsewhere I'd still recommend picking up your equipment from here.  What they offer is a wide range of high quality equipment and with a bit of help from the staff you should soon be able to find the right gear for you.\n\nTheir guitar range covers the whole spectrum fairly well.  As far as I'm concerned its entry level guitars are perhaps a tad over priced and its only the truly high end where things turn in your favour.  If you are going to buy the entry level guitars from here check out the price online first just to be sure you are getting a good deal.\n\nAcross their other instruments they seem to specialise in Ukuleles and if that's what you are after this might be the place to come.  I don't have a great amount of familiarity with their brands of brass and woodwind, but the quality seems decent so its just a case of trying them out and checking if they are right for you.\n\nPersonally if I was buying equipment I'd come straight here - for anything else I might check out what's on offer elsewhere.
__label__2 This is easy to confuse with Central Library, but this is hwere they keep the special books - all the special books.  Central Library is just a normal library.\n\nTo come read these books you will have to apply at the registration desk for a pass (with ID) that will last for either a few days or about 3 months.\n\nIf there is a secific old book here you want to see then you should definitely come here to see it, but if not then this is a lot of fuss over reading a book and you'll be better going elsewhere.
__label__0 Skaters beware,  this is a communist park ran by racist people who don't like skaters.  This place had ridiculous rules that constantly change.  Be very careful, if someone there doesn't like you ,  they will kick you out.   Don't waste your time or money here...   sucks sucks sucks sucks.  Including the staff!
__label__3 Route One is for guys who haven't succumbed to Topman and cardigans. Or Jack Willis and polo shirts. They do girls clothes too, but I always associate Route One with mens clothing. \n\nMy boyfriend and his friends (early 20's) still shop here, and I am kinda glad. With brands like Vans, Famous Stars and Straps and Zoo York this shop is fits the exact style I like my men to be in. It is very teenage-y what with it being on Cockburn Street and surrounded by emo/skater clothes shops, so we do feel pretty old when we shop there. And it can be quite expensive but that is what the sale rail is for, right?
__label__3 Route One has a tough job, with online retailers being more popular, the good old fashioned skate shop is becoming increasingly less popular.\n\nRoute One do well to keep the spirit alive, they don't chase kids from just sitting around the store and hanging about. It's a place where they can meet like minded kids and brag about all the tricks they secretly didn't land.\n\nPrices are on par with online retailers. It's an expensive sport but you'll find a bargin or two in here. Blank Decks are cheap for skaters who just want to do it instead of making a fashion statement in the process and they sell the usual fiddly bits n bots that fine tuning your board requires.
__label__3 This is a fantastic little (and it IS little) restaurant. It's French, so of course the wine will be good. \n\nWe had escargots (12 of them!) & the anti-pasta plate for starters. Followed by the beef bourguignon and trout, then a cheese plate for dessert. All very civilized and delicious.\n\nI highly recommend this place. Give it a try should you happen to be in the area, or make a special trip - I think it's worth it.
__label__4 The Christmas Shop is my favourite shop in Edinburgh. If you are ever feeling a bit down, walking into this store will instantly cheer you up with its constant and infectious festive cheer. \n\nSituated on the edge of the Grassmarket area of Edinburgh, the Christmas Shop is just a short walk from the city centre and so it is an easy place to reach and it is definitely worth a visit. \n\nThis place is your one-stop shop for all things Christmas related as they sell everything you could require for the perfect Christmas decorations. Christmas Shop sells a huge range of themed decorations such as Irish, Welsh and London, which includes London buses and Guardsmen.  The decorations are very reasonably priced too, with the little tree ornaments starting at about five pounds.  Christmas Shop also sells a beautiful selection of handmade glass baubles, tinsel, angels, stars and bows. \n\nThere is no excuse for not being prepared for your Christmas decorations anymore as this store is open ALL YEAR ROUND!! A really quaint and unique shop which is guaranteed to make you fell all festive, regardless of what time of year it is.
__label__1 The low score here isn't really aimed at the quality of the shop. For a city centre newsagent it has everything you'd expect, and unlike some others it stocks \"fresh\" fruit that is actually fresh as opposed to more rancid than what you'd find floating in Michael Barrymore's swimming pool.\n\nNo, my two stars are aimed at the miserable, bitter old shit that runs this place. I appreciate handing out fags and chewing gum to the public all day isn't exactly stimulating work, but this horrible old man really takes the biscuit.  Had he been just an assistant, then I could understand his unflinching contempt for those that pay his wages, but as the proprieter, it's unforgivable. \n\nMost sickening of all, on one occasion I saw him shamelessly brown-nosing a couple of Scandinavian tourists, to the extent that they actually looked a bit uncomfortable. Pathetic.
__label__3 Friendly staff, didn't have to wait long for a table (busy Saturday evening) although later arrivals were having to wait up to 20 minutes.\nDrinks order taken as soon as we sat down, prompt service...but not rushed to order quickly.\nBoth had the 7oz Balmoral Sirloin steak, perfectly cooked to order (rare). Slightly too much haggis for the size of steak but otherwise good portion sizes.\nThe trio of desserts on a wooden board is a nice touch, a choice of six to choose from.
__label__3 Its a small shop, ideal for a browse, especially when you have time to spare. The stock is sort of overflowing and you can find all sort of trinkets, jewelry,  memorabilia, books. Downstairs you will find a lot of books, packed everywhere. It gives you the idea of the place where one mans rubbish is another mans treasure and you can spend an age in here.\n\nMost definitely worth a visit if antiques and rummaging through such stores is your thing.
__label__3 Piatto Verde is great cheap and cheerful traditional Italian banter, in an unpretentious atmosphere, ideal, in my opinion, if there's a big gang of you wanting to go on a night out, but you want to pretend to be at least a little bit civilised at the beginning. There's nothing better than a good dose of pizza or pasta to line your stomach before an alcohol endurance marathon (i.e. an average night out in Scotland), and you've got a chance of making it until 3am if you take the time to eat beforehand.\n\nI came here with a big group of friends before what was inevitably going to turn into a rum catalysed dance session (or embarrassment), and we got big amounts of house wine, and a starter and main, for much less than any of the city centre Italians. Piatto Verde is near the  Fountain Park complex, so slightly more out of the way, but really only a short walk from the west end, and it's worth it for the cash savings. The pasta dish I went for was really tasty, and generously proportioned. The restaurant space is definitely cosy though, so you'll need to book ahead if you're planning on pitching up with a big group.
__label__4 The best mussels ever, and great pastas and pizzas. my husbands favourite is the steak in Diablo sauce.   friendly staff and great atmosphere nice selection of wines  this is  my favourite italian restaurant
__label__3 A great store for rugger tragics and Antipodean lost souls like me...if only they poured a pint as well I'd never leave!
__label__1 Decent hotel. Nice people. Rooms are good. Restaurant food & service is good. But the wifi is impossibly slow in the bedrooms. Hilton has a wifi upgrade that you pay are supposed to pay for. The keep the so-called complementary wifi annoyingly slow. As a business traveler these days you need wifi and I will not stay at hotels that make you pay for wifi.
__label__0 Whenever I would walk past Inca, there would always be a good atmosphere and almost always busy. It was only natural that I paid it a visit, to see what all the fuss was about. From the outside, the Italian mosaic-style writing is really quaint and lures you in, but I did not appreciate the harsh tiles on the inside, and I don't know which 'mood' the lighting was going for, but it was near impossible to see my friends, let alone my food. When we asked for a candle, we were told that there were problems with the electricity, so probably shouldn't have an open flame. This made us want to stay...\n\nThe food was ok. Average, nothing special. I'm a traditionalist, so opted for the Carbonara (surprise surprise) and it was quite tasteless. To be honest, it wasn't worth the calories. My friend said she saw something black scutter across the floor at one point. The restaurant seemed clean enough and everything was laid out well, but there was something not quite right.\n\nI'm a bit hesitant to report of my bad experience in Inca as it is always so busy, so must attract custom from somewhere. There must be an amazing dish that I haven't heard about, or something I'm missing. When I find it, Ill let you know. Until then, stay clear.
__label__2 Inca seem to be confused over precisely which type of cuisine they are serving. At first glance, it would be easy to think that Inca was a Mexican restaurant, but the food they serve is Italian. Weird. \n\nHaving said that, the atmosphere inside the restaurant is great as the staff are warm and inviting and make you feel at home straight away. I ordered their four seasons pizza which was tasty, had lots of toppings and cheese on it and it had a good crust on it - not too thin or burnt.   \nInca serves a range of pizza and pasta dishes, as well as salads and garlic bread. The food is very reasonably priced and they have a good selection of beers and wine.\n\nI went to Inca on a Thursday night and it was fairly quiet inside but it is likely to be busier at the weekends. I did find it fairly dark inside, but | think the staff wanted to create an 'ambiance', which is fine as long as you can see what you are eating!
__label__2 There isnt enough need for internet cafe's nowadays, meaning that the few that remain have to be bloody impressive to get thier customers in.\n\nCoffee Home Internet is one of those places that somehow manages to survive by selling cheap tea and coffee, a few snacks and cakes to those who want a sit down and a quick session on a compuiter to either kill some time or to get some serious social networking done. \n\nI have a laptop, so find no need for such places, but I can still see the appeal of them - so I applaud Coffee Home Internet for the work it is doing!
__label__3 A splendid wee place with lovely views (it hangs out over the beach at Newhaven), and consistent gastro-pub fare. Very family friendly and they pull a decent pint. The soups, the nachos, the fish and chips and the fish pie are always winners. Perfect after a stroll through Leith or along the Granton breakwater.
__label__3 I'm not really masterfully adept at recognising a good Indian: my weak British mouth can't handle the chilli and often leaves an unshakeable burning sensation for the rest my meal, ultimately ensuring I can't make head or foot of what I'm eating.\n\nDeciding to man up and re-kindle my Indian food knowledge I opted for the BBC's kashmiri curry with a liberal dose of Cobra beer.  Much to my surprise I found I could recognise each flavour rather than  sweating the spices away and subsequently had an enjoyable meal.\n\nReasonably priced and with a cool name, I'll be back again.
__label__1 I'm pretty sure at one stage Princes Mall was more exciting, and just a bit better than it is now, but it feels pretty empty currently, and I can't remember the last time I spent more than a total of 20 minutes wandering around its retail offerings. I really wish they would do something more creative with the Food Court section, or just redo it completely, so that there's a chance it would feel slightly less like a cramped heap of food stalls, uncomfortably jammed together underneath some escalators.\n\nIn fairness, Princes Mall does have a large New Look, which is brilliant for impulse shoe buying, plus it has a branch of Joy, a recently added favourite on my list of shopping destinations stocking pretty frocks. There's also a Costa, pretty handy I suppose in any shopping centre, as caffeine is always first on my agenda when there's energetic shopping tasks to carry out. Aside from those positive pointers, I just don't find Princes Mall amazingly pleasant to explore, and I can only hope there's some redevelopment planned for the future.
__label__3 Located inside the University of Edinburgh Pleasance gym, is the FASIC Sports Medicine Centre. I'm a member of the gym, despite not being a student or staff and would highly recommend it (but that's for a seperate review!) As such, I can also make use of the fantastic Sports Medicine Centre housed within.\n\nHaving suffered a sore knee and limp for two weeks, without it showing any signs of improvement (the Igor look is SO in right now by the way) I decided I needed some professional attention. I got an appointment two days after calling, and was seen by a wonderful physio therapist, Tracey.\n\nTracey was an absolute delight. Chirpy, chatty, friendly, but very thorough. Lots of questions first, details of my medical and training history, a thorough physical with lots of tests, and then some work and massage on the sore area. All in 45 minutes, and for a reasonable sum of \u00a334. I mention the price as I couldn't find them listed anywhere on the website and did have to enquire.\n\nI was able to book a repeat appointment very soon after my first, and for a UK citizen used to NHS waiting times this came as a pleasant surprise!\n\nI haven't been to many other physios, but I was thoroughly impressed with the friendliness, profesionalism, and thoroughness of the staff here. Now only time will tell if they truly are magic with some damaged ligaments...
__label__2 It's not all that bad at Cameron Toll, the best thing about it is undoubtedly the huge Sainsbury's that it is home too, but there are also a few other little gems that are here such as Bhs, WhSmith and Waterstones. They also have a pretty good restaurants upstairs where you can catch a bite to eat or a tea or coffee.\n\nAs others have said, it is pretty ugly, especially from the outside, but that's not going to really stop you from coming here and it does look a bit better on in the inside.\n\nCameron Toll is also in a great location for students as it is in close proximity to Kings Buildings and student flats, which will mean that the stores here will be of much convenience to them rather than walking all the way to Princes Street.
__label__2 Ok mod con shops, the place could do with some pazaaz, a better food court and an injection of love.
__label__4 I decided that chopping off 14in wasn't enough, so I decided to go platinum. Always been a dark haired girl, loved it, but having this short pixie has led me down some interesting paths and blonde was what I was confronting. So back to Peter, and several others came and advised so it was a whole salon effort. I was there for three hours, but wow!  I am a bit honey-platinum, and I have to go back for a second whitening, but that's the usual way when you switch allegiances: it takes some effort. For now, day two, I am still shocking myself in the mirror. Thanks guys!
__label__4 I suppose the combination of alcohol and pangful hunger does sometimes affect one's judgement, but as far as I can remember, the pizza I had at Deep Sea was absolutely mind blowing! \n\nSome friends and I ventured over here after a night out, and though I'm usually sceptical of pizza at such places, I was pleasantly surprised! I ordered their pepperoni, which had just the right amount of grease, cheese and yes.. pepperoni! \n\nIt's very conveniently placed as well, as there are several clubs in the vicinity. I completely understand if my judgement isn't quite trusted due to the dubious circumstances, but in my opinion there wasn't anything to complain about!
__label__2 I'd heard a lot of amazing things about this place from friends who live nearby, so I had high hopes when I finally got round to trying it out.\n\nI have to say though, I wasn't exactly blown away. Maybe I'd built it up too much, maybe the memories of how amazing my recent trip to nearby Gourmet Pasta had been were still too fresh, or maybe it was just bang-average. Either way, it was nothing special.\n\nBeing in Brunstfield, it caters for the lunching-out types, and the food wasn't bad. It was just a bit boring, if I'm completely honest. There was nothing on the menu that I couldn't order in one of our student unions, and if I did I wouldn't be paying quite so much for it.\n\nThe evening menu did look a bit more enticing, especially as they claim to only use locally sourced ingredients and the range of dishes to choose form isn't huge, so you know it'll always be fresh. But I just don't know if I could be bothered to go all the way over to Bruntsfield to take the risk. And if I were in this area, I can think of loads of other places nearby that would come above Caf\u00e9 Grande on my list.
__label__2 Not bad, not great, but not bad. I stopped by here for a spot of Sunday brunch with a good friend. I walked past many tasty looking cafes to get here, so had high hopes that it would be top notch.\n\nInside, it's all dark wood, rickety furniture and it has charm. It was busy, so it must be popular. The menu wasn't hugely extensive and felt like it hadn't been updated in a good 5 years or so. This isn't necesarily a bad thing. But when I saw the 'full breakfasts' being brought to other tables they reminded me more of traditional Scottish greasy-spoon fare than the best of the best brunch standards. So, I went for the Eggs Benedict.\n\nBrunch, espeically after a hard night partying with some of the best Yelpers in town the night before, is sacred to me. It should soothe your hungry tummy, calm your slightly sore head, and warm the cockles of your soul. The eggs benedict were nice enough but quite bland. And they weren't served with bacon, they were served with wafer-thin slices of smoked ham. A bit of a disappointment.\n\nAlso, it didn't help that we were sitting near-ish the front door, and once or twice a waitress stood holding it open when talking to customers, lettings all the freezing cold air in, and cooling down my eggs a lot. The result was one tasty egg, and one very cold egg. Humpf.\n\nThe cakes in the cake stand looked very nice. And I've heard there is a great jazz night here, which I must investigate.\n\nBut compared to other places I've eaten brunch in, this was very average. Although I must give a shout out to the waitresses who were all very friendly and efficient, and really had their eye on every table ensuring we weren't kept waiting. If it hadn't been for the cold door = cold egg scenario, maybe I would have been happier.
__label__2 The fruit and veg from here isn't always at its best and I did once buy a bag of plums from here on the cheap just to find they'd gone off, but it was on the cheap and luckily for this review I know to slow cook them and they turned out to be delicious.  This means there is a risk if you are buying the really cheap or out of season items, but other than that you should be okay.\n\nIn general I don't want to put you off because there are some nice items on offer here, but you do want to keep your eye out for something that's simply too far gone.
__label__3 Handily located 50 metres away from my uni building, and with the local competition, until recently, being second-rate Black Medicine at Marchmont has proved to be a bit of a haunt. \n\nI have been nipping in here for break-time pick-me-ups and pre-presentation nerve-settlers, sitting in for project meetings over a panini and soup and mounting the occasional rant over a latte here for three years.\n\nSo I can say with some confidence that the coffee is very, very good and is generally served at a temperature ready to drink, which I like. The soup is always homemade and more often than not delicious (adding a small soup to a panini or bagel for a pound is a great winter warmer). The decor is warm and the furniture is solid.\n\nDepending on which side of the bed the staff member got out of you will either get a beaming grin, genuine banter and table service or a what-do-you-want chin nod and your order plonked at the end of the bar, but hey, keeps you on your toes and even with the latter the coffee will be flawless.\n\nA good place to work or read if you keep the caffeine running to a level but after about 45 minutes I find that the dim light begins to irritate and it's back across the road for me.
__label__0 The highlight of our visit here has to be the lengthy typed 'banned list' on the wall. \n\nThere is so much to say about this place, so let me start with the positives...\n- The characters inside seem lovely, this is clearly their second home but they have such a lovely sense of community with they darts and dominoes club.\n- When Joe and I walked in we didn't feel unwelcome despite the fact that we stuck out like a saw thumb.\n- The drinks are unbelievably cheap, \u00a31.70 for a vodka lime and soda.\n- Although we didn't try any, they had a small food menu, rolls for 90p and a burger for about \u00a31.70.\n\nHowever, there are many negatives...\n- It was close to 100\u00b0c inside.\n- Smelled like an old people's home.\n- Generally a bit manky.\n- It was like an old men's social club, not somewhere a 26 year old female really fits in!\n\nSo overall, if you are an old man who wants to sit in the pub all day with some friends, then this is the place for you!
__label__1 Shoes and lots of them.\n\nAsk me 5 years ago and I would have said yes to cheap and cheerful.\n\nBut now I have sort of grown up and come to appreciate a few keys facts:\n\n- yes the pumps are not over 20 pounds. They will disintegrate at the first sign of a drizzle. You are in Scotland . It will drizzle. Lots.\n\n- investing in a good pair of shoes is wise. My granny was right: You will pay the price with a cheap set of heels eventually. I am not saying you should go all out and pay your months rent on a pair. But perhaps investing a bit more might mean your shoes will make it through the night and your feet will be in a better shape. Plus you won't walk as funny. Balanced heels are key.\n\nBarrats offers a very wide selection of shoes which are in style. You can tell that they aren't the best quality but if you are used to buying lots of shoes than this place might have a bargain for you. Its seemingly prices doesn't make it cheap cause you will have to buy a new pair sooner rather than later.
__label__3 It's nice to see a shop exclusively for men on the high street that doesn't only sell suits!\nBurton fills a gap in the market for those too proud to go to Topman or too poor to go to Cruise. It's bang on!\n\nthe prices are pretty decent for what they sell, and the stuff is always on trend and pretty fashionable really. The staff are always really happy to help and really grounded, refreshigly so!\n\nPlus if you're a student, it's 10% off! woohoo
__label__1 Slow ass service in here, like really really slow. I actually started reading the menu I got so bored. All I wanted was some mixed veg noodles. When I got the \"food\" home I was brutally disappointed. The veg tasted frozen and the noodles were pure mush. \n\nOnly go if nowhere else is open.
__label__4 Having been a very satisfied customer of Henri's deli for a while now, I though it was about time I sang their praises.\n\nThere are two branches, one in Stockbridge, which I gather goes for a more bistro approach and one in Morningside. This is the only branch i've visited and is much more of a shop/deli.\n\nHenri's are dedicated to providing some of the best produce from all over France, many of which have been handpicked by the very friendly owner himself. They stock more French cheese varieties than you can shake a baguette at, charcuterie (this is the only place I know of in Edinburgh to get proper Bayonne ham), condiments, preserves, daily baked bread and all sorts of speciality foodie treasures. I don't go for sweets personally but their macarons are imported directly from Paris and i'm sure would impress those with an inclination.\n\nThere are two things that I love the most about Henri's. Firstly; the wine and beer. They have a glorious selection of wines, largely organic and additive free (which practically makes it a health supplement... honest) again, expertly chosen by the owner, from independent vineyards across many regions and exclusive to Henri's. Their beer is from the unique, award winning, Brasserie du Mont Blanc.\n\nSecondly; their filled baguettes. Henri's make the best sandwiches, without exaggeration, I have ever had. The creme de la creme (a little token French for you, there) being the 'Gascon' A fresh crusty baguette filled with shredded confit duck, goat's cheese, organic fig chutney and mixed  salad leaf. I'm struggling to think of anything between two slices of bread that tasted better.\n\nNo, it's not the cheapest place to shop but the cost is qualified by the quality. And when you consider that at \u00a33.50, their take-away baguettes are little different in price to a \"sandwich\" from Subway, it's a bargain in comparison.
__label__2 Having worked in the Glasgow Cineworld that resembles an ill fitting Lego block in a sea of tall Georgian buildings, I appreciate the flatness of this place. Running up the stairs for hotdog emergencies on the top floor was not fun, but God damn it gave you a workout.\n\nLet's not be under any illusions - it's Cineworld. It is a faceless corporate multiplex where you get deja vu....because they're all the same. It's oddly comforting and also creepy to go somewhere new where you recognize everything, but I much emphasise how much I appreciate the low key nature of this one. Big Glasgow Cineworld is mobbed at the best of times, and this one is, by contrast, serene.\n\nBe prepared to pay a bomb for tickets, even more for popcorn, and more still for hotdogs if you haven't thought ahead to bring your own sweetie supplies. It's like every other complex of this nature but the staff are polite, it's easy to navigate, kept clean and the screens are decently sized. You know what you're going to be getting but for what it is, it'll do!
__label__3 The Bagpus charity shop on Tollcross is a typical local charity shop.  You have the mandatory bookcase, clothes racks, ornaments and minimal items of furniture.  The prices continue on this level and you start to realise that these are prices of a local charity shop in a small town, yet the charity shop is in the middle of the city.  The result of all this is that you get a fantastic amount of bargains.\n\nYou may think I'm exaggerating, but let me tell you a story of the best deal I've ever had in a charity shop.  One day I walk in and there's two books (Agatha Christie's if you are interested) for 50p each; not a bad deal I thought so I bought them both.  Then a week later I'm back in and now they have more of these books, but now at 30p so I ended up buying 5 more - 5 books for \u00a31.50.  For some of the more expensive charity book shops you can't even buy one book for \u00a31.50, this really is a great value for money shop.
__label__3 Tiso Commercial Street often a haven of calm, away from city centre bustle. Staff leave you alone after checking if you'd lie advice - perfect! If you do want advice, they can often be really helpful...it's worth trying to get someone who's into the activity you're enquiring about.\nReturns are no bother, you sometimes get advised to buy something cheaper, and the sale rail reveals occasional bargains. Sometimes can be good sales, and discount card works on sale items too! Cafe is quite nice, and ample free parking.\n\nAll the above only works if you can resist buying stuff you don't need. If not, maybe you should stay away. I'm quite good at going in and NOT buying stuff, probably not an ideal customer. Still part-owned by the Tiso family, time will tell whether this EDINBURGH institution withstands the onslaught of warehouses such as Go Out***rs.\n\nOddly, sale rail varies LOTS between stores, Ratho sometimes has best reduced climbing stuff, but it's a long way to check.
__label__1 With a name like G-Spot, you know what to expect. It's bloody brazen calling your business this, and tacky-comical walking by in broad daylight and double taking at the PVC devil costumes hanging in the window.\n\nThis shop specialises in appeasing adult sexual fantasies, although how some guys can get turned on by girls hobbling about in creaking leather I'll never know. Leather clothing is rarely sexy (unless it's a biker jacket) because people can't walk in it. It's too restricting. Sorry to burst your bubble, but it ain't as easy to take off as they have you believe in porn!\n\nThere's some tacky lingerie covered in diamantes that looks pretty cheap, but it's actually expensive. Because of the plastic nurse outfits and the charm necklaces baring the word \"SEXY\" in aggressive type, the corsets looked surprisingly attractive. It's a small shop and the corsets are set to the front so you don't have to wade through sleaze to look for something slightly more tasteful.\n\nFor a shop exploiting and brandishing sex items, the red light isn't glaring out of it. There were some lovely burlesque high heels in here that you also find in gothic shops so it's not all sleazy. But it is most definitely tacky. Some people might get turned on by \"SEXY\" necklaces, but my g-spot wasn't impressed.
__label__3 The curry house meal for 2 takeaway I had was plentiful and of a decent standard. Good curries are plentiful in Edinburgh and the only reason it didn't stand out was it was a carry out. \nGood value?About the price for a decent meal with lots to choose from. I would love to see a restaraunt do something different for a change,maybe I'm missing something but they all seem the same really. Batches of sauce and regularity of tastes for example it is hard to rate.\nI'll go again and again to the Curry house,but I live within 1km seemingly. The chicken korma tasted like the chicken was added rather than cooked with the sauce,but who buys kormas anyway?
__label__1 I tried this takeaway for the first time last Monday. I had the Kung Po chicken, but won't be having it again. The chicken was breaded, and the sauce was sticky like a sweet and sour sauce, definitely not authentic Chinese that I was hoping for and it costs more than I expected.  :( Head to takeaway shops on Leith Walk instead.
__label__0 Swanky capital of the world. \n\nIt's only M&S i kept saying to myself, as I was passed around from Customer Service rep to manager to checkout girl, each showing me nothing but contempt and making me feel like I wasn't welcome in the shop. \n\nI think it had something to do with my with Misfits t-shirt and my old trainers. I didn't know there was a dress code for buying a sandwich! \n\nTighter than Jenners, avoid.
__label__2 As a Platinum level member of Marriott's frequent flier program, I've stayed in several Marriott properties in the UK and in the US. This one in Edinburgh perfectly hits the formula for a full service Marriott: room service, restaurant, bar, executive lounge, etc.\n\nMy room (I'm not sure if I was upgraded) was quite nice with a comfortable King-size bed, work desk with chair, two lounge chairs, a large flat screen TV and in the cabinets, a mini-fridge and a coffee/tea service tray. The bathroom was well stocked and good sized with that super curved shower curtain rail I keep meaning to get for my own home.\n\nThe room was quiet and clean with little noise from the neighbors or the hallway. I wasn't facing the parking lot (free parking) but the grassy area was host to a colony of at least 10 or 20 of the cutest bunny rabbits that were munching away on who knows what.\n\nOther than the parking and the coffee service, not much else is free here. Some hotels have a \"welcome\" bottle of water waiting. This one did not. Some hotels offer free Internet. This one does not in a big way. Fortunately, I have a WWAN dongle so I don't need their bandwidth at \u00a36 for an hour or \u00a315 for a day (about $10 / $25).\n\nAll told, a comfortable stay that's close to the airport. If you don't have a car and wish to visit Edinburgh's sites, there is a bus stop just across the road and you can be in the city centre in less than a half hour.
__label__2 In 2005, when smoothie shops begun appearing on every street corner, I sneeringly predicted they'd all be gone by 2006. Four years later, I'm still wiping a bit of the egg off my face, but it must be said they are now slowly but surely disappearing from view, I think for a number of reasons...\n\n1. All smoothies taste pretty much the same, regardless of content.\n2. An actual piece of fruit tastes better.\n3. People have realised that they were paying through the nose for what is effectively, baby food.\n\nThat pretty much sums it up.
__label__0 This now a Waitrose
__label__2 This was a huge disappointment. Rhubarb has a large reputation. The atmosphere was one of the nicest I've ever experienced. The servings were ultra small. They were small for the purpose of being elitist. The fish was overcooked. We returned it and the next one also came out overcooked. This restaurant definitely places form over substance. Too bad, it could easily have been a 5 star restaurant. All they needed to do was stop trying to act so special and actually make the food taste great. Big disappointment.
__label__1 Once upon a time, Ian Rankin, JK Rowling and Alexander McCall Smith used to go to The Elephant House to sit and write over endless cups of coffee. Lord knows what any of them would think if they went back for an espresso or latte now. \n\nAside from the terrible service and permanently stressed looking staff, the place is so darn busy it's difficult to get a table. Spring to summer especially, the cafe is jam-packed with tourists desperate to secure a seat with views of the Castle. To make it worse, there's merchandise everywhere you look, the music is insipid and there's a live webcam opening til closing time so strangers across the world can watch as you eat your lunch! \n\nThe biggest disappointment however, has to be the food and drink. On paper, soup, panninis, pitta, quiche and baked potatoes sounds quite promising but I suspect from tasting the last two that everything is part cooked in advance then microwaved. The coffee I ordered was equally bland and frothy. \n\nFree Wi-Fi or not, The Elephant House are going to have to raise their game if they want to inspire a new generation of writers!
__label__3 Over a year living in the Old Town of Edinburgh, and not yet visited The Elephant House. What sort of Edinburgher am I?\n\nThinking about it, it's probably because when I normally pass it's totally mobbed from around 11am onwards for lunch and afternoon coffee opportunities. And it is generally mobbed with tourists who want to visit 'the birth place of Harry Potter'. In fact, it seems to be a pilgramage point for all HP fans, which isn't more evident than in the Ladies toilets (I can't speak for the Gents) where the walls are a veritable written temple to both JK and HP - one of which amusingly said \"What did Scotland have before Harry Potter?!\" No comment.\n\nAnyway. Luck would have it that at 9.30am on a Wednesday morning it's much quieter. With the need for a good breakfast I popped in here and was pleasantly surprised. It's really, really big out back (well much bigger than I thought) with really big tables too. So plenty space to sprawl and even more impressive that it's packed most days when it's so big.\n\nBreakfast wise, there was a good selection although they didn't have pancakes. Sad face. And they don't do fried eggs, only scrambled (I feel this is worth pointing out if you're a fried / poached fan such as myself). But the roll I had with bacon and scrambled was grand, and the Full Scottish opposite me looked like it hit the spot - especially the sausages.\n\nKudos for the super large pot of tea with fresh tea leaves that was VERY strong by the end. The cakes also looked amazing.\n\nI can imagine that when it gets super busy, the less than stellar reviews come from slightly sloppy service due to rushed staff. But catching this place early morning when it's quiet, with lovely tunes on the stereo (Fleetwood Mac and Leonard Cohen anyone) and lots and lots of ELEPHANTS (I really like elephants), regardless of whether the Immaculate Conception of HP happened here or not, I was a happy wee camper here.
__label__0 They charged me \u00a32 for wi-fi!\nAny place who charge for bread, water and or wi-fi will get a bad review.\n\nAnd food is average, average prices, average service.\n\nIt used to be such an amasing place ( 5 yrs ago) - what did happen?\n\n\u00a32 to use the wi-fi....
__label__2 Well priced in this day and age (no pints over \u00a32.90), possibly due to the large student population in the surrounding area. Good number of large tvs showing all the major sporting events (& such modern highlights as Cage Rage ), pleasant staff and a generally lively atmosphere make for a goos place to sink a few pints.\n\n\n Food on offer too but personally yet to sample it.
__label__3 Drouthy Neebors is a tough call to make, and I admit, I have a love/hate relationship with it. \nLets start with the love: I live right next door to this pub, and as such I am fully aware of how a quick drink in Drouthy's can become a wild night out. This is often because the atmoshpere is such a relaxed one, it is easy to forget yourself and the time because you are having fun. Secondly, Drouthy's is modern, in ways wood and leather never thought it could be in a pub. The bar serves a huge range of drinks, and not once have I waited very long to be served - despite there always being a crowd in the pub (this may go to explain the wild nights out.) Finally, being so close to first year university accomodation in Sceinnes, there is a great student vibe always in the bar.\n\nThe hates now, and there are a few:  The drinks are reeeally expensive, even with the seemingly great deals that change every week. The food isnt great, and does take a while to get to you. By far though, and this is just me speaking, is the giant television screens all around the bar - theres no getting away from them. Fair enough when a match is on, but other times they just annoy and distract me for no reasons at all. Grr.\n\nRight, rant over, promise.\n\nAnyway, Drouthy's is a great place for a fun night in your local, a nice place to sit int with a great atmosphere - but dont expect excellent food.\n\nAss for the name, I have recently found Drouthy Neebors means 'Thirsty Neighbours', perfect for me I feel.
__label__1 Bar - expensive\n\nStaff - judging\n\nLocation - alright\n\nDecor - good\n\nwine -warm\n\nToilets - BAD BAD BAD
__label__1 I live downtown and was sooooo excited that we had yet another restaurant to visit..... especially since it is the same owner as AZ88 which I love!  \n\nWent for lunch with my bf and we both started out with a martini.  Mine had St. Germain in it and I couldn't wait!  We waited... and waited.... they finally came and wow... they were in miniature glasses.  Not so happy about the size.  When you order a martini... it should be in a standard martini glass.  They were tasty though, so we ordered a sandwich and a margarita pizza.  Meanwhile, a table of 4 sat down about 5 minutes after us.  Later when the server finally came with their wine bottle and 4 glasses they had already left.  The table next to us told the waitress \"I guess they got tired of waiting\". \n\nAll in all, the food was average, pleasant decor, however, the service needs work.  I look forward to giving Hanny's another shot but will wait a couple of months.
__label__1 I don't know of a single Phoenician who wasn't absolutely ecstatic about Hanny's opening.  We were all excited for this cool new \"destination.\"  The husband and I were the second pair of people to walk through their doors.  There were literally hoards of employees working at the time.  There were about 15 upstairs staring at us, about 5 at the bar, and 15 or so more servers just chillin around the restaurant.  Somehow, with all these people, they managed to completely ignore us for most of our meal.  Making a typical 45 minute to 1 hour dinner experience turn into a 2 hour ordeal.\n\nThe decor of this place is beautiful.  Cool, clean, and modern.  The music fluctuates from being too loud and inappropriate for the setting to being perfect with an eclectic but well blended mix. \n\nThe pizza is decent, but very appetizer-ish.  It is cracker thin, which turns a lot of people off, but I actually like it.  The onion strings are to die for when they aren't completely grease laden.  That's an off and on thing, not really consistent.  I don't like their sandwiches.  They are unimaginative and bland.  There really isn't a lot to choose from on the menu.\n\nUnfortunately both times we brought friends along with us, the place was a buzz kill, and I am not really sure why.  Maybe we will try the place again now that it has been open for a while.  Hopefully Hanny's has figured out what he wants to be when he grows up.
__label__3 Being pretty much unknowledgable about the whole downtown scene, I figured I would check it out. Thanks to Yelp, Hanny's came to mind - so naturally I thought I would check it out. Walking in, I could already see, that thursday are far from their busiest night. Still the wait to be seated seemed to take about 10 mintues before someone even acknowledged my girl and I. But having the time to look at the place, I was somewhat impressed by their modern approach.\nLooking over their menu I saw it rather limited but roast beef caught my eye, while my gf got the pork seared special.  She had some sort of martini while I stuck with the Stella. I was surprised how small their martini glasses were, especially for the price. But trying to make a night out of this, I wasn't trying to complain. \nThe roast beef was rather tasteless and greesy and was regretful ordering it, I was rather jealous that my other half had a more enticing meal. But I still am attracted to Hanny's, maybe its the old school beats the DJ's were putting down, or the reclining seats or maybe the maze-like bathroom, or just how happy it made my girl to actually have a night out like this. But i give this place 4 stars not for the service or food, but more for the atmosphere... (and sick beats)
__label__1 Hanny's is two things..and neither at full potential.\n\n1st, it is very chic and modern in a retro feel. as far the the interior style and potential i give it 5 stars. i was told the basement will be a full blown dance club in the future. but for now..this place is completely underused. there is a second bar upstairs, but on a friday night i counted more open tables then filled ones..so clearly the second bar is premature.\n\n2nd, the pizza tastes good, the flavor i thought was there. but give me a fucking break, 17 bucks for a crispy saltine baked at 600 degrees with some toppings...\n\ndrinks were strong..saving grace on the menu side of this review. but i think the pricing is seriously out of wack for what you get.\n\nno free birthday dessert...better and lesser places have no problem doing this. hell if i was a server..i would have compped it either way..it was a table of 10 people drinking and my tip alone was 40 bucks. not to mention the unrequested table bread....that was put on my bill..WHAT THE FUCK!!!\n\n\nit will be awhile before i come back to Hanny's\n\nlike i said the potential for a 5 star awesome place is there. but seriously the clown menu needs some revisions..if you want to charge this much for dining, get a real menu deserving of it. hopefully the wait staff too. at one point in the night i saw 3 servers standing around by the main entrance. look busy asshole. \n\n\ncoolest thing would be the DJ nest over the dining area. also the bathrooms, which i believe used to be dressing rooms. i can totally see some awesome carnal experiances in these private bathrooms. but i think it's kinda weird the bathrooms are 20 feet from the upstairs bar..and in line of sight...\n\nHanny's i wish you the best..and hope you can grow up to be what you want to be. send me a kite when you do..i look forward to hearing from you.
__label__1 I'd heard some positive buzz, but was rather unimpressed. We hit Hanny's on a Friday night and it struck me as one of those places that try to do too much and end up not doing much very well. My salad was okay but nothing I'd make a special trip for, my friend who ordered the Shrimp Pancetta appetizer said it was yummy, but the third in our party had the Pork Calabrese sandwich and it was so greasy I my skin almost broke out just sitting next to it. The too-loud (and \"too cool\") DJ and overpriced drinks didn't help the situation. It is a cool space and perhaps I just wanted too much, but I was simply disappointed.\n\nI would give it another try, but only if other people were going and it was an \"I'll meet up with you there\" kind of thing. It definitely wouldn't be my pick. I hear the pizzas are a tasty option and I would give them a try if I find myself back there. Maybe they will win me over then.
__label__2 My girls and I were going to see a friend in the \"Vibrator Play\", which I highly recommend if your into plays. We chose Hanny's because we heard it had a cool vibe and it was close to the Herberger Theater. It's an old department store, and I gotta tell you someone needs to work on the window selling because from the outside it didn't grab me. The windows actually needed to be cleaned. From the inside, the music was the best part of the place. The decor and ambiance was stark, modern, steely grey. Our eyes were drawn to the only color in the place which were the exit signs. The crowd was mixed, older and refined earlier in the night, young or young at heart) and hip later. The prosciutto is cut right in the middle of the bar, which was kind of cool to look at. We ordered the bar plate which was perfect. Prosciutto, olives, cantaloupe, bread, parm cheese. We also ordered the Parma Pizza-delicious! I could have folded the thin crust pizza up and shoved the whole thing in my mouth, that's how good it was. But, I shared. We then had a beet and arugula salad which was very lemony and tasty. Because lemon makes everything taste better. I had two glasses of syrah which were nice. My friends ordered dirty martinis which came full to the brim, dirty on the side. They had to take big gulps in order to put the dirty in-oh well. They thought they ordered the five dollar martinis but ended up being ten dollars, so read the fine print. I'd go there again, but not my fave. PS, bathrooms are unique!
__label__3 We came here after an event at US Airways Center. I hadn't eaten yet and at 11 at night, my options were getting sparse but this place, thank goodness, cooks until 1. \n\nWe enjoyed the beet salad and the prosciutto di parma pizza. We split the beet salad and weren't able to finish each of our portions and the pizza was huge! We were able to munch on it for 2 days after. Food prices are good, drink prices a little steep.\n\nI loved the atmosphere in this place and enjoyed sitting in one of the secluded corners on one of the unique settees set around the place. I would come back here again, for sure. Overall, a nice vibe and good food. Service was good.
__label__3 AWESOME!!\n\nWe were looking for a late night dinner and luckily, this place was right across the street from our hotel. We walked by and peeked inside. Everyone was dressed nice. We decided to go in anyway and see if I could get some food to go. A manager spotted us and said hi. I thought he was going to kick us out for looking like scrubs, but instead he escorted us to some tables. He seated us at a table with a little \"occupied\" sign and took the sign away. Sweet concept. I felt like a VIP even though I was in sweats at a posh lounge. It was as if, the lounge was whispering to me \"we were expecting you, Mr. Elite Yelper\". \n\nWe ended up ordering the roast beef sandwich and a prosciutto/apple pizza. Both entrees were freakin' awesome. The sandwich had tender slices of roast beef, thick slices of smoked bacon, and a fried egg, blanketed in a soft ciabatta roll. It had a side of onion strings and some sort of phenomenal slaw. The pizza was fantastic as well. It was a white pizza, with Fontina cheese, thin slices of prosciutto, and apples. Odd combination, but it worked really well together. \n\nThe thing I like about this place is the character. The building use to be an old department store, but they managed to convert it to a lounge. The crowd here is very trendy/hipster. They had a DJ spinning some techno/hip-hop and some really trippy (but classy) d\u00e9cor. I like the gutted elevator shaft and the high ceilings. What kind of grossed me out is the fitting room, converted bathrooms. They're uni-sexed, but pretty disgusting. Just think about what it's like to take a dump in a fitting room with no ventilation. Yup, it's exactly what you are probably imagining. \n\nOverall, I really liked this place. The kitchen is open pretty late, the food is excellent, there's no cover, and the food/drink prices are reasonable. The wife and I dropped about 50 bucks post tip/tax on roast beef sandwich, pizza, and two cocktails. This a great place to to start your night, but I would recommend using the restrooms at your next stop. I would definitely come back again. \n\nA little about my credentials:\nI first got into cooking & food when I was in college. After being rejected by numerous girls and getting zero action, I decided it was time for a change. I needed a new makeover to boost my geeky image. I applied for a cooking position at a Mediterranean-Italian Restaurant near my home and learned to cook all sorts of pastas and dishes. I never became a professional chef, but 9 years later and 55 lbs heavier, I continue to enjoy & love food.
__label__0 Watch out for the stupid redhead at the bar. Has no manners and respect. Kicked and told on us like a little girl for waiting at the bar since it was full. I want to punch him in the face and take his tip jar next time. Anyways beside him it's an alright place.
__label__1 This is a cool place to have a drink and munch on some decent pizza and killer prosciutto. The waitress was just dreadful however and please please please get rid of those friggin chairs that fall back when you sit on them. That alone made me never want to return. The place is pretty cool to walk around and explore however. \nI give it 3 stars for the food but 2 for service.
__label__2 Take a girl here! \n\nDo it!\n\nHannys has a great, Downtown Phoenix Location. Close to the light rail, so I rode my bike to the rail, took the train into downtown and biked on ova.\n\nI love the sexy vibe!  A  nice big square bar gives the bartenders access to all of their patrons in very workable space. Ideal for conversations and meeting new people. \n\nAlthough the food and drinks maybe a bit pricey,coming here once in a while dinner before hanging out downtown is definitely worth it!\n\nThey hand pick and place fresh flowers on their table tops nightly which provides for that sexy vibe I mentioned earlier. \n\nThe DJ is supa sneaka and hidden above the entrance in a booth. Being that this is an older building rebuilt into a bar / dinner spot they have a wicked cool abandoned Elevator shaft with a glass floor that is fun to walk on and experience some of Phoenix history and culture.
__label__1 I went to Hanny's on a Thursday evening for dinner.  They were really busy with events happening downtown.  It took the waitress 30 mins to return to our table to inform us the bar said they had no time to make our appetizer and she didn't know if we'd get it before our dinner.  Another 15 mins later, we finally got our app, followed shortly by dinner.  The people next to us got their app AFTER they finished dinner.  The service was awful, the food mediocre, and the cost over-priced.  I had high hopes, but was disappointed.
__label__3 First time at Hanny's.  Cool vibe, great cocktails and the food we had was very good.  Prosciutto pizza and the pork entree both well prepared and fresh. Menu is somewhat limited - expected more entrees.  Menu primarily pizza, salads and sandwiches.  But if it's all as good as our dinner, it's enough.   We'll be back.
__label__3 A big city feel.\nWide open look with a lot of glass. High ceilings with a good use of mirrors. \nCame with a group of six and was greeted quickly and given a choice of settings. The waitress was fantastic, patient and professional. \nThe menu seems small in comparison to other Italian food restaurants. I liked it though, they do what they know very well. The thin crusty pizzas were all uniquely different and delicious. There was one sandwich ordered and is looked well put together. They have daily specials that are different and off the menu. \nThings to see when you stretch your legs, the elevator shaft, the bathrooms up stairs and the basement downstairs on the way out...creepy cool.\nThis used to be a men's clothing store turned restaurant, good job.\nOh, the dude shack'n the drinks... nice martini, perfect. \nLast words... relax, enjoy and savor the moment.
__label__2 Not that great of food. Limited wine selection. Not a kid friendly place yet I have kids around me. Would not visit again.
__label__2 Looking for an upscale sexy pizza place with a DJ spinning some music for your date tonight? This is the place. The pizza is yummy and the atmosphere is great. DJ yes dancing No. Disclaimer: I don't recommend this place for large groups especially if you are super hungry.
__label__4 I love Kasbah and often go there for takeaway (I wouldn't recommend going to dine in as there is only one table that sits 6 people).\n\nThe vegetable bhuna pizza is one of the best takeaway fusions foods you will ever had. I didn't like the sound of it when a friend took me there for the first time and ordered it, but after having it once I keep going back for this and often add in the mixed started combo which has a great variety of chicken/pork/veggie delights.\n\nIt's cheap, the food is great and the staff are all very nice, perfect for what it is, no frills, just super tasty food.
__label__2 Oh great, another s**t Edinburgh chippy. Not quite as bad as the others, but not great either. The chips here are like every where else. Chip shop chips. All the same. The portion sizes are a little less generous but I think that's probably a good thing - chippys always give you too much.\n\nBut again, the fish! It's rubbish. It never tastes of anything. At least the batter here is nice a crunchy, but batter can only do so much for a crap piece of fish. And it's expensive too - nearly \u00a36 for a fish supper, which is ridiculous.\n\nOne thing Salvatore's has got in its favour is the pizza. They have a separate pizza chef and the stuff he turns out is really quite good. And the pizzas are more reasonably price too. But the fish is rubbish. And Mr Salvatore is a West Ham fan. Bleurgh.
__label__2 I've been in here a few times, each time deciding that this time I'll do what they tell me to and I'll feel like Superwoman. I still haven't!!\n\nBasically it's a health food shop. Kinda. They sell the likes of cod liver oil tablets and garlic capsules etc etc, the staff are WONDERFUL. Can'tt fault them on that!! I went in on day hearing that if I took a spoonful of Manuka Honey at bed time it helps your skin and makes you lose weight, and it did! I was glowing. Ok it wasn't like a heap of weight, but enough to make me feel better about myself. The staff gave me the honey and some cider vinegar to cook with, they knew all their stuff....but it cost me over \u00a340!! Hence the missing 2*.\n\nIf you're serious about this sort of stuff then this is a great place. If not, then go to Boots.
__label__3 The Caley Sample Room is a gem in the western side of Edinburgh, with a loyal local following and plenty of folk who travel a way to get here. The food wins awards, the beers and drinks are varied and plentiful and it has the best table water in Edinburgh (stuffed with mint, cucumber and whatever else they think will help).\n\nThe architecture's a little odd, but that probably stems from its previous life as part of the nearby brewery. The exterior can seem a little uninviting and unfortunately it lends itself to smokers clogging up the doorway, but the pub opens up once you're in. The restaurant to the right has plenty of covers, set around heavy wooden tables that bring a feeling of tradition and quality. To your right is the rest of the pub, with a long bar that stretches into the distance. Good for a quiet midweek pint, or a busy Friday night, they host regular live music nights and other special events.\n\nThe staff know they're stuff about the menu and the drinks on offer, which is all you can ask. Fortunately I've always found them friendly too.\n\nIt's well worth your while calling in to the CSR if you're in the area - near Fountainbridge, the canal, Gorgie Farm and the other delights of this side of town.
__label__0 I am really disappointed overall-overpriced for portion of chips which looked like soggy potatoes (not very clean either-they should change the fryers more often). I have been ask to pay extra for mayo?! Really????
__label__2 Regardless of age, culture, or sexuality, I find something very wrong about males who are heavily into fashion. Apart from ever showing the slightest hint of emotion, keeping track of what's hot on the catwalk is possibly the least appropriate behaviour possible for anyone in posession of a pair of testicles.\n\nTopman is designed to cater to this breed, and if you dress anything like the dummies in the window, you're trying too hard. They do however do nice and very inexpensive suits, will usually have a few less \"out there\" t-shirts that catch the eye, and my favourite jacket ever was a purchase from here a couple of years back, which sadly now smells a bit like wet dog.\n\nThat would have been enough for four or on a good day, five stars from myself, but on a recent visit I found out, to my utter disbelief, that the only jeans they now sell are those skinny ones that make it look like you're wearing tights. Seriously.
__label__1 Bang! There goes one star. Oh! And another.\n\nAfter spending literally thousands in B&Q on a house renovation project, the boy picks up the wrong light switch. He's lost the receipt, which doesn't help, but like most of us do, figures he can just do a simple exchange for the (cheaper, so at a loss to him rather than B&Q) right one on the Saturday of the bank holiday weekend. But then he didn't take into account the B&Q returns policy (no receipt no joy), nor the snarky attitude at the customer service desk which had him in a rage like I hadn't seen before. \n\nNow you seem, there is a balance here - because there were 2 girls on the desk. Girl number one speaking to him as if he is some form of creitn for not having his receipt, huffing and puffing and generally behaving like the spoiled teenager being forced to work a bank holiday weekend she seemed to be. \n\nOn the other hand, girl number 2 politely informed him of the returns policy while girl number one screeched in the background \"show me it!\" demanding to see the exchange the boy had returned with before \"allowing\" the transaction to continue. \n\nTreat someone like a common thief and suddenly you don't have an eight quid argument, you have a five grand one, as the boy was on the edge of cancelling our new kitchen. Thankfully, he didn't, although I wouldn't have blamed him if he did. Customer service is an art, not a chore. \n\nIn future, there will be less trips to B&Q and exploration of other outlets and a recommendation to the business - if you want to keep your customers, don't scream at them and treat them like common criminals. Girl number two was perfectly able to deliver the same message as girl number one (although at the disadvantge that girl number one was determined to make the boys \"customer experience\" miserable by screeching while the other girl was serving him) which would have had the boy hang his head and remember to look after the receipt the next time, but girl number one's crappy attitude was the one that stuck and disappointingly so, resulting in raised hackles and frankly arguments that never needed to be had in the first place.
__label__4 In 2007 the Scotsman newspaper placed The Mosque Kitchen top of its list of Best Festival Food and it's clear to see why.  Their curries are authentic, slow-cooked, flavoursome and sold in generous portions.  I have been twice, both times having the chicken curry with rice and a naan bread which was tasty and filling.  \nTo order your food you simply walk past the eating area and into a small room where you order your curry canteen-style and then eat it off a plastic plate.  For vegetarians there are a variety of vegetable curries and these, along with the meat and poultry ones, are all served with rice for less than \u00a35. The service is friendly and effective and I like the eating arrangement where you take your food outside and eat it under the plastic roof while chatting with your mates.\nThe Mosque Kitchen offers genuine value for money and is visited each day by people from a huge range of ethnic and national backgrounds - and for good reason too!
__label__2 While visiting Edinburgh, a friend took us to the Mosque Kitchen on our last day in town. As a vegetarian, I thought they had a solid selection for a decent price. The food was tasty and the service was on point.
__label__0 Hate going against the grain because this used to be my favorite \"go-to\" spot, but I have not seriously felt so unwelcome in a store since they have changed management. \n\nI do not know if it is the same employees, new, I smell, or what, but it seems like they are counting the seconds until I leave the store. \n\nMy line has been \"ditched\" for when they help you bag groceries the last 3x I've been there.  Mind you, I can put my own groceries in my bag, I have 2 healthy hands/arms, but wow, honestly comical.\n\nI have a gift card I am thinking of throwing in the recycle bin, because I really am over it.  \n\nPlenty of other stores I'm sure will take my money.  \n\nHave a great day! God bless
__label__0 Don't trust this company with your pet!  \n\nI've boarded my dog many times in the past with never an issue. Apparently, they told me after boarding my dog for a three day business trip, that they had her confined to the 3 feet by 6 feet kennel for almost the entire three days and nights due to \"behavioral problems\". The issue is, I never received a phone call and if I knew my dog was in the kennel for three full days and nights I would have had a friend pick her up. This was borderline animal abuse!  Why collect people's phone numbers if you don't call them if there is a problem?
__label__0 Ice cream was delicious but horrible customer service. I went in last night with my daughters and the employee who took care of us was not a pleasant woman. I didn't get her name, but she had blonde highlighted hair and seemed to be expecting. Horrible attitude, acted like didn't want to be there. When it came to ringing us up, I expected her to throw a smile on but not the case at all. Still a sour face. I chose to leave no tip. (I'm a great tipper) What ever happened to excellent customer service? =/
__label__1 I'm quickly falling out of love with this restaurant. On my most recent trip, I was treated to the new menu format: a huge piece of plain white paper that covers the table top. You have to turn your head sideways to read the menu, which is awkward and inconvenient. They also use your soy sauce bowl to hold the menu down because, for some odd reason, they store the menus rolled up. This would be fine if we hadn't gotten a previously used, grease stained menu.\n\nTheir iced tea and Diet Coke tasted off, as if the water was bad or the syrup ratio wasn't set properly. The Diet Coke was also flat. Our salad came quickly, and was immediately followed by the sushi-coordination problem? The ingredients in our rolls were sparse and not evenly distributed, and the rolls were cut into uneven pieces. The spicy tuna did not taste fresh.\n\nIt's no wonder that this is always our fallback when Sushi Red is busy. At least they haven't screwed up the seaweed salad...yet! I'm almost sure it comes prepackaged, so I'm not surprised.
__label__2 It's an ok place.
__label__0 This place was horrible!! My friend and I went there because someone recommended it.. All we saw is a bunch of young Arabic american students (males) spending ridiculous amount of money on drinks and buying girls drinks as well.. It was insane how some of the girls were gold digging!! Oh!! Go there if you want to see girls snort coke in the restroom!! Horrible experience ever!! All the people there seem incredible fake and all about the \"money\"; at least that is what every person there was talking about..
__label__0 Place looked cool from the outside so thought we'd check it out. We were seated in the lounge section which was empty. \n\nSo we were waiting for 20 minutes until I decided to actually go and call a waiter to take our order.\n\nIt's a lounge so it's supposed to be lively right? Nope. The place had no music playing and again, after becoming sick of the dead atmosphere I asked for them to turn the music on.\n\nThe waiter came with our order and it's a 5 star restaurant so your expect a little hospitality or good service. Waiter might as well have thrown the drinks at us. No napkins, didn't even pour the bottle for us.\n\nLastly, the sound system (AFTER we asked for the music to be turned on) kept popping and making these loud exploding noises which was unnerving.\n\nThe only good part of this place is that they have pretty girls serving you but they're too busy looking at themselves in the mirror rather than taking your order.
__label__3 A small legit Irish bar, with wood paneling throughout the interior makes for an intimate neighborhood feel. Monterey pub is a great place to spend a late weekend afternoon or wolf down comfort food with friends. A perfect place to stop by after a visit to the museums in the North End, as well.  The pints are well-poured and the drinks are good and cheap. The food is super-hearty. All of the beef seems to be marinated in Guinness (which is excellent). Try the boxty's if you're feeling adventurous.\n\nThis may be obvious, but if you're looking for the pub, it's on Monterey street (look for the YMCA at the end).
__label__2 Listen, I'm not a big chicken wing fan.  Yes I like chicken wings but my tastes aren't well tuned in enough to discern good wings from bad.  That being said, I think D.D. Peckers is A-OK!  I still like the home town feel of the place, the non chicken wing food is actually really good to.  I tried the shrimp salad (was a bit sad to see it come out fried).  It was actually really good though.  Beer specials could've been a little bit better and the selection is a little lacking for me but either way this is a solid 'hood bar with great servers.  Make sure to check out the license frames on the wall for a good laugh.
__label__4 Great hole in the wall chicken wing joint. Large variety of flavors - will need many more visits before I've tried a majority of them. An OK beer selection, and flat screens abound for watching sports.
__label__0 I can't believe this place got 4 stars overall!  Maybe the stars just weren't aligned when I went.  My night started with me wanting to find a good wings place nearby that was open past 10 PM. I was also interested in my church buddys coming here on Tuesday nights when they have .59 wings because we were looking for a closer place to South Charlotte.  DDs was nearby and open, so I thought I'd check it out due to the great reviews.  I walked in and no server said a word to me.  It was pretty busy, so, I sat myself.   No biggie.  After five minutes of no one saying anything, I moved to the bar since there was someone working that area.  Again, no one said anything to me for about 5 minutes.  I finally got a hello and ordered a drink.  After this, I waited 15 minutes for the bartender to take my food order despite the fact that my menu was closed and she passed by many times.  Finally, she took my order, and after bringing it to me, I didn't hear a peep for almost an hour when I finally had to ask for my check to leave.  No refills, no \"how is everything.\"  I can't say I've EVERY experienced that at any restaurant no matter how busy.  To top it all off, the guy announcing trivia swore like a pirate including calling some girls \"b*tches\" which apparently they didn't find offensive.  I find it ironic they would have a sign out front that says \"A Fun Neighborhood Joint.\"  I guess the name of the business should have given it away.  It sounds like a male strip club or something!  Oh and I would rate the sandwich a 4 out of 10.  Nothing special.  Never again will I return...
__label__4 Great, cozy and intimate space on Ave. de Hotel-de-Ville, South of Rue Sherbrooke East and about three meters North of Rue Ontario East.\n\nA superbly pleasing experience all around. A wonderful Amuse Bouche of whipped fish (Walleye?) pate on a miniature slice of crusty bread with touch of herbs (dill?), delicious!\n\nBison Tataki with salsa and cucumber yogurt (GF), and the Rabbit Ravioli appetizers, were both a great mix of flavors and oh so yummy!\n\nThe Duck Confit with Lentil Salad won over my skeptical dinning partner, who having never had confit was hesitant when ordering it and was oh so happy with that selection when tasting the tender and flavorful duck leg. (GF)\n\nThe Braised Piglet Shoulder was succulent, and while truly satiating it was also so enjoyable that if given another I would have gladly done my self harm to happily have eaten another serving, it inspires gluttony.\n\nWhile some other reviews (Yelp and elsewhere) say they have gluten free options, what is more accurate is that they have some options and a skilled staff who may be able to work with your dietary issues if you ask, so definitely do so.\n\n(1) make reservations, you can use their webpage to do so;\n(2) look-up their menu, (ibid);\n(3) take your own wine;\n(4) don't worry if your French is poor, they are forgiving, and their English is superb: so,\n(5) go, and enjoy really good service and really great food!\n\nwww.grenadine.ca
__label__4 This is the place that took my tart fro-yo virginity, and despite my falling head over heels for it, I never wrote a review because I couldn't remember the stupid name of the place. I paid attention today.\n\nWell, if you've been to one of these self-serve yogurt places, you've been to them all. This place is nothing incredibly delicious or horrifyingly atrocious compared to the others. I like it as it's next to my ghetto nail salon. \n\nFour stars under normal circumstances, but today they get the coveted fifth because they have PUMPKIN!!! And oh...em... gee... it was delicious, complex and spicy like a silky cold pumpkin pie. Throw a little graham cracker crumbs on top and you're gold.
__label__4 Fili-B's is the closest thing you can get to real Mexican food in the Phoenix valley. It is dirty and slightly unnerving when you order the first time but in my opinion, it is well worth it. Some people violently disagree and aren't willing to chance getting the runs to eat here, but for me that is a chance I will willingly take. \n\nMy order is essentially the same every time: a massive carne asada burrito with a large horchata. So, the moral of the story is that Filibertos isn't for everyone, but for those who aren't afraid of possibly eating cat, it is a winner. It is also very inexpensive so it is popular with the college crowd. Try it.
__label__3 This place is awesome from the pho to the amazing customer service. The pho is wonderful with great flavors, plenty of aromatics, and good meat. The broth is a bit spicer than most pho places but I really like it. Plus the price and portion size is great. The only thing preventing this from being 5 stars is that I wasn't a fan of the Thai iced tea with shaved ice in it and or wasn't a strong enough flavor for me. \n\nThe customer service is great very helpful, attentive and get your food quickly. The owner is also a very nice guy who talks to everyone making sure things are enjoyable. What really stood out is that after going in once he remembered me and that we had talked about yelp. It was only a minute or two conversation but when I came in a week or so later he remembered. That is just unbeatable when it comes to remembering customers and showing appreciation towards them. \n\nThis is a place I will be coming to again and again
__label__1 I think it's very Phogettable.  Tried their crab soup special which tasted more like some sort of spicy tomato concoction.  Where's the crab?  Also tried regular pho which was fairly mediocre.  Bowl not that big, broth not that tasty, ingredients merely OK, and it's not that cheap either, and there seemed to be an unpleasant aftertaste for some reason.
__label__4 Quite simply, if you know Vietnamese food, you know this is great food.  If you don't know about it and want to learn, please go here and ask.  They will teach you about it- and you should try it.  I crave it now!  They have another restaurant in Virginia and have been restauranteur-ing for years.  A complete family operation and truly authentic and home cooked food.  Located in the Mekong Plaza next to the entrance to the supermarket. Enjoy!
__label__4 This place has the best vegetarian Pho I have ever tasted.  The spring rolls are also excellent.  The atmosphere is quite modern and fancy for being in a grocery store plaza.  For the price the place is amazing. It is the best restaurant I've been to in the area (definitely the superior than the other places I've visited in Mekong Plaza).
__label__4 I keep coming back because their food is great and they are possibly the nicest restaurant owners I have ever met.\n\nI wish it were closer to our house, but its worth the drive.
__label__4 Yum. After doing some shopping at the Mekong plaza we decided on having lunch here. Very clean, which is a big plus for a Vietnamese establishment. The food was great, very tasty. Would love to back.
__label__4 Yep, this place is a winner.  I've been here twice, and left happy both times.\n\nI love that they have vegetarian pho (with tofu and veggies instead of meat) and the service is incredible - you can tell they really love their business and their customers.  I will absolutely be stopping here whenever I'm in the area.\n\nFYI, they don't serve beer/booze, but you can buy it in the market next door and bring it in!
__label__1 The food here was alright, not the best I've had, but the service my family got was absolutely horrible! They were extremely rude and very UN attentive. The portions also weren't too big. Will only come back if all the other pho places in AZ are closed..
__label__4 Best Chicken Pho in town! No joke! Oh and their steak and rice dish is to absolutely die for. The seasoning is perfection. (Drool!) I need to try their Vietnamese Iced Coffee if they have it. Then my heart will be sold forever. Love this place!
__label__0 I had lunch today, and my instincts were right when I first walked in through the door. Unfortunately, I didn't listen to my instincts. 1. The two waiters were dressed in street clothing, and didn't speak a word of ENG. 2. I asked for a mango lassi and got  \"nothing served through the course of my meal.\" 3. The tables had spoons and knives, but no forks. I think by now, I should have walked out the door, but wanted to try this place. Gee, what is wrong with me? \n\nThe food was tasteless, no salt, not flavor and diluted curries. by this I mean, additional water was added to the sauces and this process diluted the curries!!!! ( Wow!, cost control and quality control is definitely not part of their vocabulary here).The temp. was lukewarm and the quality of ingredients used were extremely poor. This is the first time I have ever had a bad meal at an Indian Restaurant, in the 20 yrs. tasting Las Vegas! PLEASE do not visit this place or you will end up with hear burn all day long, like I have. It's 11pm now and I am still feeling sick from my 1pm luncheon. Unless you have an enemy in your contact list, send them there. I DO NOT RECOMMEND THIS PLACE TO ANYONE, even your worst enemy!
__label__2 After reading other so-so reviews, we were a bit skeptical about even trying this place but decided to go there for lunch to test it out.  The food & service were good but they add an 18% service charge (tip) onto each bill for the wait staff to share.  Our server pointed it out to us as he delivered the bill to our table.  We generally tip in that percentage range for good/very good service so it wasn't an issue except that we don't like to be \"told\" what to tip.  If the service and/or the food was sub-par I would have been outraged at the gall of the restaurant to take away the leverage of sending a message by leaving a small tip or no tip at all.\n\nAs they say on Shark Tank, \"For that reason, I'm out\".  We didn't think the food was that good to go so far out of our way and be told we have to tip 18%.
__label__0 OMG.\n\nTerrible experience here.  We expected a lot because it's a beautiful country club.  Our evening started by walking into a mostly empty restaurant and standing at an empty host desk for 5 minutes.  The hostess then swung by to tell us it would be 10 minutes before they could seat us.\n\nWe went to the bar and ordered a couple drinks and an appetizer (cheese plate).  The drinks came quickly but the appetizer did not.  15 minutes later we were seated in the dining room (only 2 other tables had people there).  It's worth noting that the hostess actually stopped to talk to people as she lead us to our seats, for at least a minute or two, both of us standing awkwardly waiting for her to finish her conversation and show us where to sit.  Shockingly unprofessional.\n\nOur waiter came over quickly and was unaware that we were still waiting for the cheese plate.  He took our orders (she wanted a salad, I just got a burger) and disappeared.  No bread was offered to us.  The cheese plate eventually made its' way to our table with 3 slices of bread and approximately 19 billion pieces of meat & cheese.  Still no bread or biscuits offered to us even though other tables had them.\n\nHer salad arrived without dressing, along with my burger.  The waiter did not come back to check on us.  Near 15 minutes passed before I could flag one down and ask them to get her dressing; by this time I was done with my dinner.  At this point they asked if we wanted bread.  Another 10 minutes later the bread and her salad dressing came out.\n\nOur drinks were empty for this duration as well.  What a cluster.  To add insult to the experience, 18% gratuity was added automatically to the bill.  We spoke the manager about the experience and he apologized about our experience, and justified the long wait to seat us despite the empty restaurant saying that they had a backup in the kitchen and didn't want us to be seated and wonder why we weren't being served food quickly.  Well, we wondered anyway.\n\nWe could have been seated and at least had bread & drinks instead of being treated like second class citizens waiting at the bar while the restaurant remained empty.\n\nThe food was marginal.  The burger is not a complicated culinary endeavor, but managed to taste like a (nice) mass produced frozen patty.  The fries were terrible.  Her salad was okay, but truthfully the food could have been perfect and we'd still be upset as the service was deplorable.\n\nThe manager asked us to come back for a second chance.  We may do it and if our experience is better we'll update this.  On the other hand, neither one of us are particularly excited to go back.  As of now, not recommended.
__label__2 I do not go to Fresh and Easy very much.  The stores just aren't appealing to me except for a couple of items--generally snacks.  They have peanut butter filled salted pretzel nubs, some good salted kettle chips, and very decent trail mix for hiking.\n\nThat's about it for me.  I was going by here yesterday and thought it would be a quick and easy stop and it was.  Since I have no preconceived notion where things should be, I just walk around like a zombie with a purpose to find what I want.\n\nCheckout was quick--I only had two items, and then I went across the street to Albertsons where I did a bit more serious shopping.
__label__3 Still enjoying shopping here at IRCA!  This big warehouse is chock-full of interesting, high quality used hotel furnishings including smaller items such as lamps, paintings, pots and pans, dishes...  you name it.  Their prices are low & of course I recommend that you double your adventure by combining your visit here with lunch at  the ever-present Lim's Chinese Buffet just down the street, either the best or worst restaurant in the Valley, depending upon who's rating it!     :-))
__label__0 City Noth=Westgate=Kierland Commons=Tempe Marketplace=Boring, Depressing, Place Unworthy of Affection
__label__0 Wow... Another Casualty of our Times\n\nI was just at the cool clothing store Status on New Years eve to buy Hubby a cute couple of things that he might like to wear that evening to our New Years Dinner.  One Rock and Republic pair of jeans and 2 awesome rocker-type button up shirts.  He wore the shirt out to dinner but the pants were a little too tight.\n\nWent there yesterday to see if we could exchange them for him - and like a thief in the night, the Status clothing store was gone.  The only thing that would tell you it was there was the awning.  \n\nWhat irks me more is that I was there only 8 days ago and spoke to the general manager guy about his selection of clothing.  He did not ever mention they were going out of business or moving - and he knew I was buying this for my husband.  I would probably not have bought the jeans for him had i known I couldnt exchange them.\n\nThe rest of City North is just depressing as well.  Ocean Club is still anchoring it.  Food there is good but really more expensive than necessary.  \n\nA real shame about CityNorth.  I thought it was going to be great...
__label__1 Well, the rolls here are pretty special. The \"Jimmy the Attorney\" and the OMG roll are fantastic as is the price, $18.95 all you can eat. The carpet was in need of a vacuuming and some of the \"food safe\" practices were questionable. I will try it again in a few weeks.
__label__2 Typical sports bar with the usual bar food. We really like the chicken strips and fries basket. Portions are a little smaller than the averagle sports bar (3 thin strips in an order) but there is a big serving of fries with it. The pizza was surprisingly good here. \n\nService was a little slow on our last visit but I have a good amount of patience that it didn't bother me too much. Price is pretty on par, maybe a tad bit more, than other sports bar.
__label__3 Fried chicken salad was really good. Good service. Only four stars because we made reservations well in advance and she asked if we wanted a booth. I said no, a table. Arrived on time and it was packed...and they had saved us a booth.  Kind of pricey, though, unless you get the happy-hour specials. And there were families with kids in there; little kids, so it's ok to bring your family.
__label__1 Walking into this place for the first time, I thought to myself: Wow, this is nothing like the one in Scottsdale.  The restaurant was new and clean with good a/c.  And the bar area looked like someplace I would actually want to hang out.  Later, thru more experience, I realized that there are actually a lot of similarities.  Same bad service, which ranges from snobby to forgetful and nonexistent.  Same mediocre boring bar food.  Same overpriced drinks.\n\nThe only thing I really like about Majerle's is that they have good music and they show music videos on a couple of the TVs.  That gives those of us who are not sports fanatics something to look at and also ups the overall coolness factor of the place.  This location does have that as well but it is completely offset by the fact that there are usually a bunch of kids around.  I know we are in the suburbs and close to the mall but when did it become OK to bring a baby to a bar.  Seriously?  I wish they would repeal the smoking ban just so that us dinks would have someplace to go where we could enjoy happy hour without screaming kids running around.
__label__2 My Partner and I flew into Phoenix last week for the Christmas Holiday and we stopped here for lunch before heading out to the family.    I was fairly impressed with the cuisine and the ambiance.\n\nI had a burger with all the trimmings and it was prepared perfectly.  I would have liked a few more fries with the burger, but I probably didn't need them.\n\nI have to say the 80's hair band music videos playing were a little weird though.\n\nIf I find myself back in Phoenix, I will eat here again.
__label__0 Eeewww!!! Skip this place!! The food is gross- no seasoning on anything!! I got a pasta dish - so bland and pointless to eat. My boyfriend got a burger that was way overcooked and the bun was too large to even eat with the meat! Garlic bread was way spicy (why I don't know... Wouldn't expect that to have a kick but my mouth was on fire). I got house wine to drink which seemed like it had been uncorked for a month so the next glass I upgraded which was a bad idea because I could only take a sip of because it was so gross. Never again!!
__label__3 It has to be said - I am the Wife of a Sports Fan.  We eat at sports bars.......a Lot.\n\nThis place is clean, the seating is comfortable and they have a GREAT basic salad (fresh spring greens, that thin shredded cheese, lovely sliced cukes and crunchy croutons) with the BEST ranch dressing - I mean creamy, rich, full-bodied Ranch!\n\nSo I can dig into whatever appetizer he orders and look forward to the Salad chaser!  \"He\" said \"everything\" when I asked what he liked on their menu!  There you go!
__label__2 Mediocre sports bar. The place is clean and looks nice, but honestly there is nothing that really sets it apart from any other place around town.\n\nOne issue I have is the lack of selections for someone that eats vegetarian/vegan. Even some pretzel bites or hummus would be nice.
__label__3 My wife was itching for Korean BBQ and you'll certainly not get that on the Strip.  We debated between Sula and Wooche and opted for the latter.  We're very glad with our choice!\n\nWe thought the variety of meats to select from was very good (plenty of ribs, octopus, chicken).  Yes, you do grill your own meat but that's fine with us.  Good service of changing the grill after it got grimy and cleared finished plates.  Didn't care much for the \"cooked food\" section.\n\nFor about $15, it was a great deal.  When we ate there, there was some \"dessert\" with some fruit and the cold, sweet rice drink.\n\nTough reviewers here.  But I guess you have a lot of visitors from Los Angeles here.  Yes, this does not compare what you can get there but for Las Vegas, it appears to be among the best Vegas has to offer.  For that, I give it 4 stars.
__label__0 We came here during lunch last weekend, which was our first and also the last one. First off, we asked the front-desk guy if they served beef ribs, to which he replied, \"yes.\"However, we found out later that there was no ribs. He said they do serve ribs for dinner, not lunch time. Ok... why would we want to know what's served during dinner when we came here for lunch? He obviously tricked us with his wording. But his sly business did not end there. When the bill came out, he charged $12.99 for each of us, when it said $11.99 right on the window of his restaurant. On top of that, he charged 15% automatic gratuity for a party of FIVE people ! Wow, this is the first time I've seen a restaurant adding tip to the bill without stating it as policy on the menu. \nTo sum it up, everything in this restaurant was a LIE. Period. \nThere's no respect for customers in this place. I would NOT RECOMMEND it to anyone.
__label__2 On the plus side....\n\nI love being able to fully customize my burger.  You are given options for each piece - type of meat (regular beef, kobe, buffalo, turkey, veg, etc.), buns  (whole wheat, kaiser roll, etc.), cheese (blue, cheddar, swiss, etc.)  veggie toppings and condiments.  One never knows day to day what one would crave, so it's great to be able to mix it up.\n\nOn the downside...\n\nEvery time I have ordered a burger medium rare, it has ALWAYS been undercooked.  Not a problem if I'm in the restaurant, but I often grab takeout, so once it's home and covered in my nifty personalized toppings, I'm kinda stuck with a rare burger.  And when I say rare, I mean you can see the mushy fibers of the meat/fat.\n\nI do love the flavors of the burgers and if sweet potato fries is your thing, theirs are very good (the thin cut, skin-on kind).\n\nI think if you order your burger one temp up from what you want, you can have a really great meal.  And though the burgers are pricier than places like Red Robin, it's a much bigger burger, so the value is there.
__label__1 The Scottsdale location has since closed down and there is now one in the Park West area in Glendale.  I have been there 3 different times now and it has gone downhill each time.  I'm not sure what it is, but the quality of the food is not as good and I've walked away for the last time not wanting to go back.  It's just not the same as it was a few years ago.
__label__1 This place is ok. Really not much more to say....but I will! All of our hamburgers were burnt and dry. Not good. The onion rings were tasty, fries were average and price was steep. You can \"build your own\" so that's interesting but it didn't matter what I had on there - it was burnt. \n\nWe got 3 meals for $45 - oddly, there was a 10% discount for paying with cash.
__label__3 Love this place. Good happy hour specials. Food is consistently great!
__label__2 The food here was pretty good. But the service was very slow. And we had a cranky kid with us which you would think would speed them up a little bit. But that didn't help. They don't have high chairs or boasters so I would say this place is NOT kid friendly. If you want to try it leave the little ones at home for this one.
__label__3 So my wife and I stumbled upon this little restaurant while we were shopping in the Tatum area. We took a look at the menu, and saw the wide variety of food served with very reasonable prices, so what the heck let's give it a shot1\n\nThe decor is nice and cozy, they have alot of classic americana type portraits hanging on the wall. The restaurant space is kind of small, but it's a nice change from all the super sized restaurant chains. They had some nice music playing in the background, probably more jazzy than anything.\n\nMy wife ordered the Shrimp Scampi ($12), and I ordered the Jerk Chicken with sauteed potatoes and green beans ($11). When our dishes came, it was in a very presentable manner, had the look of a very expensive dish.\n\nThe Shrimps in my wife's pasta was amazingly fresh and large. The white sauce they used was a bit more liquid than the usual shrimp scampi, but that's probably due to their use of heavy cream. It was a nice touch to it I must say, the flavor of the sauce was not overpowering. It had a nice balance between the pasta and the seafood.\n\nFor my dish, there was a generous amount of jerk chicken, with the side of green bean and sauteed potatoes. I'm not a big fan of chicken breast, as I find the meat too tough, however, in this dish, it was delightfully moist and juicy! The jerk could've been a bit spicier, but it was a nice taste as it had a scrumptious tomato based sauce with the jerk spice and peppers. The green beans were fresh and crunchy, while the potatoes had the perfect crispy skin and moist inside.\n\nI would definitely like to try their dinner in the future. Probably would love to try their Creme Brulee (apparently it has banana lined up at the bottom with chocolate!!!!)\n\n It's a nice little treasure in the Cactus/Tatum area that should be explored!
__label__2 I am a dreamer, and while I was nervous about the expansion and traffic, I began to envision those wonderful selections in this convenient location...the cozy wine bar...I imagined a touch of Teeter, a bit of Earthfare and a dollop of WF. After all, the new building looked WOW and Myers Park? I pictured organic goods and a warm setting. Instead? This new HT would have been exciting 20 years ago. Now it's just a dated store with an annoying elevator. The ambiance is cold, starting with the cheesy fruit pictures outside. Dated and sad. This neighborhood needs a grocery store with local,organic produce, natural cleaning products like Method, and meat/seafood from small companies that take special care with the animals and the earth. Maybe the wine bar has potential in nice weather...outdoor tables...overlooking The Intersection of Many Crashes. But it might be nice out there. Wine, with small plates? I met a nice young women working there one day...knowledgeable and pleasant. Not everyone up there gives off a positive vibe. Well I hope Kroger might use WF and EF for planning...atmosphere/selection/ethics.
__label__3 I love trying out new places to eat so my boyfriend surprised me with dinner here for our anniversary. We sat in the booth area where they played live music but if you prefer more of an intimate dinner there is seating on the other side of the restaurant where it's more quiet. \nWe started off with the Sweet Chilli Calamari    which was different but delicious!!!\nI had the Sea Scallops with Parmesan Risotto and my boyfriend got the Blackened Swordfish with cornbread and jalape\u00f1o tartar. The main dishes don't come with sides so we also got a side of the Black Truffle Mac and Cheese . I personally didn't care for it. I normally love Mac and cheese but the taste was blah and it was over priced. \n\nOverall we enjoyed our first experience at the restaurant .. I liked that it wasn't super packed and the service was good. The price of the food is a bit over priced but was expected.
__label__3 Almost five stars! The sushi special not good!! It's not fresh and very simple taste... Everything else delish :)
__label__0 I made a reservation at the Kona at City North on a Sun. night for a party of 8 to celebrate 3 birthdays and an anniversary.  When I booked the reservation, we all decided that Sun. would be great because they offer happy hour all day so we could enjoy the HH menu for our appetizers before dinner.  I confirmed with the girl who took our reservation that we would be doing HH & having dinner.  She asked where we would like to sit & I told her the dining room since there was 8 of us, 2 of which were kids.  AT THAT POINT, THE PERSON TAKING MY RESERVATION SHOULD HAVE TOLD US THAT WE CANNOT ENJOY THE  HH MENU IN THE DINING AREA....THAT WE WOULD NEED TO BE SEATED IN THE BAR IF WE WANTED ANYTHING FROM THE HH MENU!!!\n\nWell....that was not the case.  Once we arrived & were seated in the dining room, when I asked to see the HH menu to order our apps, the waiter informed us that we weren't allowed to enjoy any HH menu items in the dining room.  If we wanted to we could be moved into the bar area which was literally 15 feet away from where we were already seated.  Our waiter, Colin, was very nice & apologetic about the issue.  Eventually, the manager on duty came over & said there was \"nothing else he can do about this issue\".....meaning we would have to get up & move our entire party with the 2 kids into the bar area that was only 15 feet away from the table we were currently at.\n\nWe ended up staying at our table in the dining room but told the manager how ridiculous that HH menu rule is, especially when we were literally the ONLY people sitting in the empty dining room the ENTIRE 2 hours we were there.  Our food was ok at best.....took forever to get one of the flatbread pizzas for my boys.  At least our waiter was very nice & apologized again for the HH menu debacle.  We told him it was not his fault & that the manager (Trevor) should have made an exception this one time due to the miscommunication of how our reservation was booked.\n\nMoral of this review.....if a restaurant manager is not willing to do the right thing for that situation, get up & leave!!!!!
__label__2 good food. consistently slow and lousy service.  I had forgotten that it was nearly exactly a year since I'd been here,  and had the exact same experience (and my companions remembered too).  Very attentive manager,  but indifferent servers ... unbelievably slow.   It took an hour and a half since we arrived to go from order to meal.   Twice I had to get up and ask the manager about the status (oh and we ordered sushi, which doesn't need to be cooked!). \n\nFood was very good though.  So if you want great food without caring about the wait,  or attitude of the staff then Kona Grill is the place for you!
__label__1 Ridiculous experience! My husband and I borrowed a trailer from a friend to move some large furniture. He lives on the north side of town by Aliante. We stopped, with the trailer to have breakfast. Around 830am, we tried to park on the west side if the casino.  With our truck and trailer, we took up 2 parking spaces.  However, we were stopped by a bike security officer.  He informed us, since we had the trailer, we had to park on the east side of the casino.  Although I know he was simply doing his job...Here's where I have the issue with this...#1 NO ONE WAS THERE! The parking lot was COMPLETELY empty!  Regardless of whether we parked on the east or west side, we were going to take up 2 spaces!  #2 Okay, if you want to have specific trailer/large vehicle parking...there better be signs to show the designation.  There are no signs stating where trailers/large vehicles are allowed to park.  #3 When he told us we had to park on the east side of the casino, he didn't tell us we had to leave the parking lot.  We didn't know where we were supposed to go! \nI could see how this could be an issue if there were an event going on or if it was a busy evening.  This was definitely not the case.  We just wanted to go there, have breakfast, return the trailer to our friend and be on our way back to the Southwest.  \nWe were starving and this was way too big of a hassle.  Not appreciated at all.
__label__0 This place is not bankrupt anymore. They are open for business although I don't know how or why. The food is terrible, and I mean Really terrible. The bar is ok but mostly the typical local bar huggers. I didn't try any mixed drinks so I don't know if they can make a drink or not, but they sure can't cook.
__label__1 I travel all over in my job and as often as I can I try the BBQ.  I had the opportunity to try this restaurant.  I passed by it three days before deciding  to give it a try, it appeared to be a small hole in the wall place.  Sometimes they are the best.  As it turned out this is a chain.  I tryed to order a slab of ribs, which was a waste of item the order taker kept saying we don't sell them by the slab we sell them by the pound.  asked for two pounds and guess what I got a slab, what a surprise. \n\nOn to the ribs, they were very tough and chewy.  They needed to spend at the very least two or three hours more in the smoker.  The sauces were tasty but you cannot make up for bad meat.  \n\nThey also have a large pickle jar loaded with dill pickles, another mistake they were soft and warm.  I may give dickeys another chance but not at this restaurant.  I expect to be in San Jose in July and I understand they are opening a place there.  If I go I will write a followup.
__label__2 I have given this place a second-chance.\n\nI rate this restaurant 3 stars (A-OK) because of consistency of quality and consistency of delivery and appropriate price.\n\nIt isn't so bad if you do NOT have high expectations of a barbecue place. Plus, any place that lifts a finger to serve Fried Okra is A-OK in my book!\n\nFootnote: Pickles in a 5-gallon barrel, self-serve fountain drinks and barbecue sauce, and (hilariously) self-serve soft-serve ice creamsortofstuff. A-OK.
__label__3 Stopped here on the way to the airport - just looking for a place with good food to run in and out of quickly. Dickey's complied to our needs.\n\nFor $7 they offer a double meat sandwich with two sides. I ordered pulled pork (one can order two different meats however). I was expecting a little more meat on a double meat sandwich - glad I didn't order a \"single meat\" sandwich. The pork was quite good though as were the waffle fries and cole slaw sides. Free drink refills choice of 3 different sauces.\n\nGlad I stopped in here - I'll keep it in mind for future airport runs and whenever I'm looking for a decent BBQ sandwich in Las Vegas.
__label__2 Came here again with some co-workers. Lesson learned from the last time we were here, no more splitting family meals with a bunch of hungry adults. I think this time we all got our own meals. Two meat meal was my choice no sharing. Texas style brisket was good but probably should have done the sliced brisket, looked bigger and not chopped up. The turkey was juicy and good too. There was ice cream.\n\nThey were fast with bringing out our food. Don't mess with hungry peoples food. But still pricey didn't have any lunch special prices.
__label__1 The interior of this restaurant is like that of an old school diner. It was not busy when I went with a group during the afternoon. We were seated rather quickly and felt welcomed. \n\nI came here because a friend had mentioned how awesome and large their pancakes were. They are humongous, BTW. I am not a fan of pancakes, so I had a regular breakfast. It was not amazing---nothing that I couldn't match at home. \n\nI personally would not come back here.
__label__0 Awful. The service was so-so at best and I believe our server was the owner. She seemed sour and not super friendly. I ordered the corned beef hash and it CLEARLY came straight from a can. It was like mushy, shredded washcloth. The appearance was so terrible I didn't even eat it. Obviously this place has little respect for food. Our toast was cold and the toast was really the only redeeming thing about the place. I took my leftovers because I felt bad for whoever runs the place that it's just that terrible, but I tossed them in the trash on the way home. There's totally a \"we're headed down the tubes\" type vibe. I will never go back. Definitely go down the street to Bagel Cafe and get their corned beef hash. FAR superior.
__label__3 The food was great! We only came for Sandwiches though, so i can't comment on anything else! My daughter had the BLT and I had a Turkey Avocado. The onion rings were big, crispy, and tasty! The service was wonderful! There were only about 3 people there though. There was music playing the entire time! My daughter had so much fun playing Johnny Cash on the Jukebox! There was a HUGE selection of Oldies. We didn't try the table jukeboxes, so not sure if they worked or not! The prices are very reasonable! We'll def. be back seeing we only live a few blocks away! The kids really enjoyed the atmosphere!
__label__3 The best farmers market I've been to in the phoenix area. Locally produced olive oil, cheese, eggs, grass fed beef and all kinds of veggies have made it a staple of my Saturdays. Show up at 11 for the cooking demo, you'll thank me!
__label__2 Eh, this market was OK, but it didn't do it for me.\n\nA farmer's market is supposed to be a market for local farmers to showcase their fresh goods for people to select, buy, and use as they will. During my visit I saw a grand total of one local farmer (from Phil's somethingorother) selling produce - an itty bitty stand at that, with maybe 4 types of vegetables from which to choose. There were two or three other produce vendors, one of them the giant McClendon's, selling a boatload of attractive produce from California and Washington. Um...? I can get that at Whole Foods. There was some local olive oil with no prices listed (I'm sure it's fab, but with no advertised prices, and this being Scottsdale... uh uh).\n\nThere were prepared foods and goods and the like, but that's not what a farmer's market is for, nor is it what I seek in one. I didn't feel any communion with the vendors - some of them didn't seem to care much about what they were selling, or even know how it was grown and traveled from farm to farmer's market. McClendon's just looked like an outdoor grocery store, with multiple checkout lanes and everything. I doubt very much they could tell you the perfect time to pick that varietal of apple or how to best harvest this type of potato, much less have experience doing it themselves.\n\nI understand, this being Arizona and all, there's not a lot of prime agricultural land to be utilized. But things do grow here - prickly pear, anyone? Tomatoes? Melons? Citrus? Herbs? But nobody was selling those. Did I miss the part of the market where the actual market was?\n\nI give it a star for the McClendon's produce being affordable and attractive, a star because they have a couple of stands catering to pets, and a star because their prepared goods looked just fine. But minus a star for missing the point of a farmer's market, and minus a star for having next to 0 locally grown foods.
__label__3 Portions are large, ribs are tender, sauces are flavorful and prices are fair.  I'm not sure what else you can ask for in a BBQ joint.
__label__0 I Had the \"Big Slab\" take out, IT SUCKED!!! This place has gone downhill fast! Ribs looked like dried jerky on a bone.. I'm not going back!!!!!!
__label__2 Ok so when it's around 2 am and you just won a good amount of money on the nickle slots, what do you do?  You celebrate with some Sbarro pizza, that's what you do.  I got one slice of pepperoni and mushroom and it hit the spot.  Ok when you're in a hurry and need something quick.
__label__0 My family went to this Outback for Sunday lunch.  We usually go to the Sahara location but they do not open until 3pm.  Anyway, when we were seated we were not given a kid's menu.  No big deal by itself but then:\n\n1) 10 minutes before being greeted by \"I will be right back\" by the server\n\n2) Server told us kids cannot order steaks any way but well done.  We told her that could not be true, we order the same thing for the kids every time, so she accepted our order for a medium steak for our daughter.\n  \n3) 5-10 minutes later, and we still do not have our drinks, we are told by a different person that children absolutely must have steaks cooked only well done.  We are offered no explanation.  We finally just left and went somewhere else.\n\nWell done meat has more dangers than eating meat rare in the longterm.  There is no real explanation for this if the kitchen is using proper sanitary practice so either they are admitting they are not or the Outback employees are just so lazy they wanted us to leave so they would not have to work as hard.
__label__0 I will spare you the details and just say that I have had three bad experiences in a row at Outback Steakhouse. (three different locations too) I give up!
__label__0 When there are four people behind the counter, and they can't manage to effectively take care of two customers, this is a serious problem. This was at 3 o'clock in the afternoon- well pastt he lunch time rush.  I had already placed my order, which the (nice) guy at the counter had taken and passed on to the sandwich maker. After I spent 5 or so minutes listening to the owner bust people's balls in a way which I'm sure he thinks is funny, he finally asks me if anyone had taken my order. Yep, they had. The guy making sandwiches mumbled something, and walked away from his station. Like, he's done for the day or some nonsense. Poor kid at the counter had to hustle around, and crack out the sandwich, which he did rapidly. I've been here before, and the food is good, but the culture of this place is pretty toxic. This sort of behavior is, sadly, the norm. It's also a problem, because this part of Butler is basically a food desert. The pizza place, the Wendy's and the Subway nearby are all bad versions of this sort of establishment. A whole block's worth of lazy, sullen, grouchy, incompetent service. I won't be back here. They don't deserve my money, and they don't deserve yours.
__label__2 I had the chili double burger .  The burger patties r thin , they put a nice thick layer of chili, the chili is not so runny that it's to hard to eat . Don't get me wrong it's still a messy burger but could b worse with with a thin chili. It comes with lettuce , tom ,onions , pickles and yuck,  mustard,hold the mustard PLEASE!!  The chili is a solid chili , by that I mean it won't offend to many people, not to hot or spicy middle of the road safe . I also had the chili tamale which came w/ the famous chili , American cheese onions and pickles ? The cheese is not melted but I'll live. Pretty decent tamale, kinda embarrased , don't know what kind of meat was in tamale, menu jus says chili tamale I guess if your eating a double chili burger does it really matter ?  I'll b back
__label__4 Its 7:00am and I have to wait till 8:00 for a Doublecheese!!!! It used to be open 24hrs.  Not to long ago, we would drive to Barstow (2hrs) eat and drive back. Many times, I would go to the Barstow location, buy 20 doubles, they would wrap them for me and I would send them UPS Next day air to Boston to my friends. Been going to Tommys since a double burger, chili dog and a soda cost 90 cents.  Enough reminiscing..Its close to opening..
__label__0 I used to eat here regularly, but a poor customer service experience left me with a bad taste in my mouth. So congratulations Napoli, a long time, regular customer is gone.
__label__2 There's only one reason to order from Napoli and that's their 30\" MONSTER pizza.  It is, without a doubt, the largest pizza I have ever seen.  The initial reactions from others partaking in this beast is worth the price alone.  We had a party of 6 and still had a ton of leftovers!\n\nI ordered at 10am on a football Sunday.  Obviously a busy time for them so it took over an hour for it to arrive but no big deal.  I was very impressed that I could view the entire menu, make my order and pay for the pizza through the Yelp app via eat24 with such ease.  Delivery was the only way I could get this pizza home unless I wanted to clean out my car trunk to make space or rent a U-haul anyways.  \n\nWe ordered the supreme which had all the usual suspects for toppings.  I honestly thought the crust wasn't going to be very good due to the size but it was alright.  Someone taking a blindfold test between this and Metro would probably say Metro was better but it's all about the show with this \"pie\".
__label__2 the pizza was ok. the crust and sauce were good. the toppings were pretty good except the suasage. I dont know why they skimp on quality of this. It was the typical dominos processed pellets instead of real italian sausage. I do enjoy that they are open until 5 a.m. and deliver. This will come in handy when in vegas and needing pizza late night like I have wanted in the past. The other thing I enjoyed was the great 80's music they had piped into the restaurant.
__label__2 Great price with generous portions.
__label__3 Being from Hawaii and not having any Olive Gardens here, I always wanted to try one. (thanks to all the commericals) Well my first impression when I walked in was that the restaurant was alil dingy. The feeling and atmosphere wasnt what I expected. I thought it would have more of an upbeat feel to it, like Outback Steak House, Ruby Tuesday's, Apple Bees etc. but once I got pass the quiet, old atmosphere and ate the food, it was so worth it. I had the Capelini Pomodoro which was good, it was $11.75 which included soup or salad. I took the soup and it was great. My mom had the Venetian Apricot Chicken and she said it was excellent and my sister had the Stuffed Chicken Marsala which she loved. I also had a non alcoholic drink Pomegranate Limetta which was superb. The food taste, quality and price will have me going back whenever I'm in Vegas. I gave it a 4 star not a 5 only because our server NATALIA had alil attitude problem. My sister told me the last time they were there, they also had her and had issues. So aside from our server who needs to check her attiude, be more attentive, and learn her menu and act as if she likes her job, I LOVED OLIVE GARDEN!!\n\nP.S. oh the bread sticks were great too! =)
__label__3 So wifey and I decided to check this place out for our monthly date night. It's a cool little spot around 12th st and Oak, in the middle of a neighborhood. The decor is very modern, but warm and inviting. We opted to get an appetizer and a few of the small plates rather than the larger plates they had. They had a balanced but approachable wine list, I had an awesome Tempranillo for under 10 bucks a glass!  We opted for the crispy shrimp and okra for the appetizer, which came with this spicy banana sauce and this cool yogurt sauce.  I really really liked this dish, the okra was great and the shrimp were succulent and perfectly cooked. Not sure about the banana sauce, but overall a great dish. We then decided to get the stuffed dates with crispy Schreiner's Chorizo and Manchego. It came with dressed spinach, prob one of my fave dishes in Phoenix right now!  We also ordered the macaroni and cheese and I forgot to mention the toasted bread and roasted garlic we ordered. The bread and garlic was just okay, nothing special.  I, surprisingly, was not a fan of the mac and cheese either, it seemed very grainy (I know it was chock full of parmesan so that's probably what it was, but it was just unappealing to me). Overall this place has potential. I'll definitely go back, especially because we got out with 3 glasses of wine and 4 small dishes with tax and tip for under $70.00!!
__label__3 I just went to the Tuck Shop for my birthday and yay I love it!  A friend recommended it to me and always being one to try new, local places I thought it'd be perfect for my birthday dinner.  Not to mention they were one of the few places that actually accepted reservations (for parties 6+) on a Friday night.  So 10 of my friends and I tried the Tuck Shop for the first time and I think we all walked away extremely satisfied!  \n\nMy initial impression was one of joy.   It's a great location in Central Phoenix.  Love the decor, simple but fresh.  In no particular order, here's what I have to say I appreciated about my first experience at the Tuck Shop: \n-great ambiance\n-knowledgeable, attentive and friendly staff\n-waiter previewed foods by our table as they were coming out and he was walking them to other tables  (ingenious, pretty sure we ordered everything he showed us!  good sales technique TS!) \n-sufficient and close parking \n-we were seated exactly at the time of my reservation (that never happens!) \n-constant flow of people but never felt overcrowded\n-could hear each other speaking, good background vibe\n-cucumber water\n\nOk, now on to the food review! I did Yelp it first (of course) to see what people had to say about this new find and what should be consumed.   We started with appetizers, pretty sure we ordered 1 of everything.  Roasted vegetables (not on the menu) were my favorite.  Red pepper hummus was delicious.  Lavosh and plum chutney were very tasty as well.  The cheese curds, oh magically transported me back to the midwest (I'm from Iowa originally)... yes, that was good cheese!   \n\nNow on to the main course.  My friend, mom and I decided to split 2 entrees between the 3 of us.  Wish we would have known that 1 entree would have been plenty!   Portions were quite generous.\n\nWe ordered the chicken and waffles, because surely Yelp could not lead us astray, right?   The second dish we ordered was the Pork T-Bone with broccolini.   The chicken and waffles came first, so we all dug in excitedly.     Yelpers... I'm a little disappointed, I must say!  For as rave of the reviews that were there, I think my expectations were a little too high.  Well, let me clarify  - the waffles, ooh the waffles!   Yes, I agree with the collective Yelp voice...they were divine!  White cheddar with maybe a cheddar sauce on top?   It literally melted in your mouth.  If you could get it to your mouth, that is, because they were so soft and fluffy they fell apart on your fork  (not complaining about that at all, just letting you know what to expect).  The chicken...well, again, I'm from Iowa originally.  I grew up on a farm that raised chickens, so perhaps that plus the Yelp reviews had my expectations utterly and ridiculously off base.  Or did they?   I thought the chicken was dry and hard to eat.  We had to ask for a steak knife.  For chicken?  A steak knife?   \n\nThe 2nd entree was the Pork t-bone.   Well, I sampled a bite of the pork and it was delicious.  Where we lacked in the first dish, I think the Pork T-Bone made a full recovery and then some.  But by then we were all so full that we just boxed the entire entree up and it's still sitting in my fridge. Maybe I'll do a leftover quality review tomorrow... however, the sample of the potatoes and pork do leave me salivating a little as I write this.   \n\nThe rest of the group ordered the following: red beans and rice, tamales, finger sandwiches, salad, and mac & cheese (hold the lobstah).    I tried a bite of the mac & cheese and it was tasty!   Everyone seemed to enjoy their food immensely, I think it was clean plates all around.  \n\nSo, would I order the chicken and waffles again?  Waffles are tempting, but I don't think so.   Would I go back to the Tuck Shop again?  Most definitely!!!   Creative menu, great ambiance, delicious food overall.   I'm in!  Love it!
__label__2 The only thing I would add to the many reviews is that I recommend you study the menu on the restaurant's website prior to going so you understand that this menu is limited and different.  Our group of three had some difficulty figuring out what to order.  I think the idea here is for you to order as a group and share, which can be fun, if you are in to that.  \n\nWe didn't like the Mac and Cheese with lobster very much.  It's a different twist on this old standby.  We were surprised at the very little piece of lobster you get for an extra $4.  It's not worth the extra money.\n\nOther than these quibbles it was good food and a nice, but small place.\n\nThey only take reservations for groups of six or more.
__label__4 This place is wonderful, they have a great wine list and the food has always been great. sometimes the wait is long but it is always worth it. ..\n\nKinda tucked away in a neighborhood and very cozy little joint and the serive is always wonderful great place for a first date, everyone should try this place at least once.
__label__3 The most comfortable atmosphere I have ever experienced. The host/manager was very welcoming, one of the few places where I did not mind waiting for a table. We relaxed with drinks in the \"living room\". Food was good, cheese curds and Vivian Wards were a favorite of the table. \n\nMy boyfriends pork was overcooked and they handled it well and quickly. Everyone was very friendly and the service was good.
__label__1 I've been wanting to try Tuck Shop for a while now and finally got the chance when my husband and I went there for dinner last weekend. Unfortunately, they did not live up to my expectations. I liked the vibe of the place but I wouldn't really say it was as homey as people make it out to be. For example, I liked the mismatched wooden chairs but they should have put some cushions on them to make it more comfortable. You know the cloth padded kind that you tie onto the wood spindles on the back of the chair? Just a suggestion. And it was pretty loud in there. They need some rugs or something to soften it up help with the noise level. The staff was friendly but it felt more like I was in a trendy bar rather than a restaurant famous for homestyle comfort food.\n\nOf course the most important thing is the food and on that score only one out of the three dishes was a winner. I ordered the pork tenderloin. This was suggested by our waitress as one of the best things on their menu and boy was she right. The pork was fully cooked but still juicy and tender. And there was a lot of it. Even better was the sauce... sweet and fruity but not too syrupy. The menu said it was a ponzu sauce but it didn't have that umami flavor (which is good since I don't think that would go with pork). And I really enjoyed the spinach that was saut\u00e9ed with green apples. You wouldn't think those two things would go together but all the flavors on the plate really married up beautifully. Hubby got the special which was a ribeye. Normally that is one of his favorite steaks but this one was pretty fatty and just didn't have a good flavor to the beef. He also didn't really care for the seasonings. And the only other thing on the plate was some saut\u00e9ed onions, in spite of the fact that it was almost $30. We decided to order some dessert and went with the chocolate chip cheesecake. This was a mistake. It was pretty unappealing when it arrived looking sort of gelatinous and wiggly. It was served warm (like warmer than room temperature) but yet it didn't seem to be an NY style cheesecake that had been baked. Actually what it tasted like was just butter and sugar whipped together and had started to melt. The crust was made from shortbread cookies rather than grahams and had a coconut taste to it that was very off-putting as well. Even the \"chocolate ganache\" topping that the waitress had described to us was too thin and watery and tasted suspiciously like Hershey's syrup. I can honestly say that it was the worst cheesecake I have ever eaten and that is including frozen store bought.\n\nI might give them another chance at some point in the future but I just wasn't wowed by the food the way the other reviewers seem to be. Sorry Tuck Shop.
__label__3 I recommend a visit for two. Order one thing from each part of the menu: Start, Smaller Plates, For Sharing, Finish. We did just that and had an unexpected and delicious experience. We shared everything. The dishes came out one after another and not one disappointed in flavor or aesthetic. We found drinks to compliment the meal. Our service was excellent.
__label__0 Ate here yesterday. Didn't enjoy much about the dinner except that the chicken in the chicken and waffles was well cooked. Avoid this one.
__label__2 This new yogurt place at CityCenter of CityNorth is a nice addition to the area.  It's a do-it-yourself place, so you grab a cup, head to the yogurt machines, dispense however much yogurt you want, then put on your own toppings, put it on the scale, and pay by weight (39 cents/oz.).  Now, about the yogurt.  The flavor variety is a little disappointing.  They have original tart (a la Pinkberry, in LA, or Ice Tango, in AZ), pomegranate tart, vanilla, chocolate, strawberry, and OJ.  Flavors may change, but this is what they had when I was there.  The \"regular\" (i.e. non-tart) yogurt flavors were just okay -  I would make the trip to Golden Spoon instead, as they have the best and most variety of flavors.  But the tart flavors were very good - pomegranate was delicious, and the original wasn't quite up to Pinkberry standards (a little too icy, more like sorbet, although I prefer that to too creamy in a tart flavor), but still good.  They have a nice selection of toppings (fresh fruit, nuts, cereal, mochi, some other British stuff I'd never heard of), although it's always a little scary having it self-serve (salad bar style) so it sits out for people to get their germs on your food.  Overall, I think this place will do well, if for no other reason than it's the only yogurt place in the area, but I actually enjoy their tart flavors and toppings very much!
__label__1 Not very impressive ... tables and floor dirty .. I spilled accidentally and staff watched as I cleaned up with no offer of help.   Left sticky residue and nobody would wipe down properly
__label__0 Four of us (two being elderly ladies) decided to try Satara for lunch as we are huge fans of Thai cuisine having experienced it many times in restaurants as well as prepared by native Thai family friends.  We ordered the vegetable spring rolls with the sweet chili and plum sauces which were pretty tasty\"family style\" and we were informed that the meals were \"on a plate\".  We ordered per person according to this info and requested \"medium\" spicing.  Imagine our total surprise when we are brought 4 large plates of food...enough to feed a small army. Oh well, leftovers for the evening.  \n\nThe real shock was to come when we tasted the food that was too spicy/hot to consume.  When I expressed my concern to the waitress I was informed that \"real Thai food\" is hotter than \"American Thai food\". WTH?!!?  I think if that is the case in this particular establishment then patrons should be made aware of this when they are asked, \"How spicy would you like this?\" When I expressed this to our waitress I was given a blank look.   The waitress said she could take our food  the kitchen to be \"redone\" and we requested that it be packed to go.  BTW...no adjustment to our bill was offered.\n\nSecond shock of the day was when we decided to have  \"redone\" leftovers for dinner and we find a strand of long, dark straight hair in our food!!!  \n\nWill we return to Satara? NEVER!!  Will we recommend Satara as a place to visit?  NEVER!  My advice is to read all of the reviews and go at your own risk.  I wish I had checked this place out before spending my time and money on such a disappointing meal.  Unfortunately we left hungry and over spiced.
__label__4 The ambience gives it the 5th star. The wine selection is great though the waitress admitted not knowing anything about wine.\n\nThe mussels are a great way to start and the Thai ice cream is a great way to end. \n\nThey moved the guitar player to the bar but I wish they hadn't. She adds to the upscale Thai feel. \n\nThe curry is super spicy so beware. I usually order medium but it was too much for me to handle. The portions are huge and all entrees have been delicious. Ask the server for suggestions.
__label__4 I always get friendly customer service here. And they have a lot of real fruit drinks here. I think they are one of the best places for boba drinks.
__label__0 We waited two hours for our dinner.  They did not care! And even when we got our food it wasn't made to our taste. The waiters were running around like they didn't know what they were doing. I would never go there... Unless you want to starve.
__label__3 Woooo boy! Some harsh reviews on the poor little unassuming hookah/gangsta rap hangout known as Crave. \n\nWell allow me to retort. Crave is excellent for what it is - a mish mash of hookah, cheap drinks, and good food specials. It's a great spot to pre drink without dropping a hundred bucks if you're with those annoying friends who feel like they need to go out before 11. \n\nThe food specials are solid as well. As Sunny mentioned, five bucks can get you anything from a hummus plate to a quesadilla to a solid sandwich combo. Throw in a couple $2 beers or mixed drink and you've got yourself an excellent post work wind down. \n\nThe music selection does get pretty gangsta on the weekends, but if you are just looking to avoid the long lines at Cue or Zuma, and want a cheap drink while you're doing it, Crave is the place to be. \n\nOn a side note, I've never lost my card or witnessed anyone puking.
__label__0 Sons of fucking bitches. \n\nThree orders of food and when we pulled up to the drive-thru window and asked to add a taco to the order, we were told by the young man working the drive-thru window that NO, there are no \"extra\" tacos, they are made to order. \"Yeah, we want to order one.\" He then responded by saying we cannot add any food to our already existing order, and that if we wanted to add any food to the order that we would have to exit the drive-thru and drive back around and get back in line again. No joke, he said \"no seriously, you can't order a taco. It's business, you understand.\" No, I don't understand. Your business is to sell me artery-clogging food, and you are refusing to do so? To top it off, when I called later to talk to the manager, a co-worker answered the phone giggling and then finally said \"uhhh. EHH ... HELLO?\" \n\"Hi. Is this Jack in the Box?\"\n\"Uhhh. YEAH.\" \nLooks like JITB needs to step it up on the employee training manual.
__label__2 My stars are an average of my experience.  I stopped in to drop off a T I was having made for my Sister, The girl who helped us was very nice.  The pricing was more than I expected, there us to be a place out here on the west side that was half the price, but money was of no concern for my Sister... :)  I didn't have the two hours to wait, so I set it up to get picked up the next day.  Well, I got home and the next day realized I had made a big mistake, I handed them the wrong T shirt.  I called to order a new one and just use the Ts they have there instead of the style I wanted.  The person who answered the phone and took my order was so rude.  I took full responsibility for my mistake, ordered a new shirt, but he was seriously inconvenienced by my order.  He \"didn't know if he had the time\", he \"just walked in to the office and was still trying to open\" (at like 1130) and I wasn't even asking for a rush. Their website says it is done right away, and I was asking for something to be ready in 6 hours.  I think his name was Thomas, he was RUDE!
__label__3 We have stopped here for lunch many times and always had a good experience.  The service is good and so is the food.  I do find the price a little bit high for what you get.
__label__2 Good place for lunchtime burritos. good service and nice atmosphere.
__label__3 Ambiance is a 5! Quiet and away from the bustle of E Carson St. BDC occupies the ground floor of a renovated row house. Tables are scattered over many rooms and an inviting outdoor deck. BDC serves Inteligensia coffee (like 21st Street). Oatmeal and gelato are also menu highlights.
__label__4 Love Big Dog Coffee! I am a huge fan of the oatmeal bar, iced coffee and iced lattes. I normally visit this spot everyday before work (oatmeal and iced coffee). \n\nThe interior space is beautiful, sort of a anthropologie feel to it. A lot of eclectic pieces with out looking like a cheesy TGI Fridays. Also the patio area has charming wrought iron furniture for the occasional nice day in Pittsburgh. \n\nPro: really friendly staff, oatmeal bar, sunny interior, great coffee\nCon: Oatmeal bar can be a bit pricey( although the serving is huge), could use a couple more comfy cars. \n\nOverall: Great place for studying, reading, first date and people watching!
__label__1 Barista can't/won't reheat cold coffee. I was told to pay for a refill if I wanted to finish my drink. No, thanks.
__label__4 Thank you yelp. Thank you for leading me to this amazing spot that's only a hop&skip away from where I live. First off it is adorable and breathable. Very cozy. So I only tried two things but both were stellar. I stuck with my classic caramel iced latte. Amazing and refreshing. It wasn't filmy like some other places. Then.... These chocolate chip cookies that they get from a bakery in homestead look like cartoon cookies, so hard to describe please go see them, taste them! Lol so amazing! Best cookie I have had in a while! The service both times were super friendly. They also have a nice pitcher of ice water and cups by the napkins and sugar. It was a pleasant plus. I love stuff like that! They also have a cute little outdoor seating area that was so nice at night to sit in the silence of a random nook of south side. Anyway I would recommend to anyone looking for a new favorite spot. I've been there twice since a week ago when I finally went. Everything about it won me over.
__label__3 This place is beautiful! I love the look and design of the space, from the awnings outside to the exposed brick inside. The only drawback for me is the actual coffee. I'm not a fan of intelligentsia coffee. It's way too strong and bitter for my taste. Next time I go, I'll opt for a tea or espresso drink instead of a regular cup of joe.
__label__4 This is one of the best coffee spots ever!  The people are incredible and the food rocks!  I am there at least once a week. It is an fabulous place to meet with your friends.
__label__1 I have been eager to try this place but it ended up being an expensive waste of my time & money.\n\nOrdered a 16oz triple pumpkin americano... $4.20 and after the necessary tip $5.20.. for an AMERICANO! Being a barista myself I was feel necessary to tip at least a buck, today, I feel ripped off!! My coffee barely a touch of pumpkin (maybe that much), the coffee wasnt so great and the service was very unfriendly.\n \nThe atmosphere looks like this place has great potential, so bummed!
__label__0 This place is pretty awful to say the least. We went there on a Wednesday night after the farmers market.  The staff was so unfriendly, we got a numbe of things including a quiche, I ended up giving it to my dog, it was covered in about an inch of water at the bottom. Not to mention no flavor. The pop tart things were okay and the magic bar was okay, but 4 dollars for a small thing of orange juice? Really!  But the real kicker is I asked for a cup of water for my daughter while ordering smoothies, etc. they told me they could not give me water because it's a health code violation! What? I can't comment on the coffee because it was night time and we were not interested in coffee but after reading the reviews on the coffee, i am glad I didn't order that. Even though the attitude was awful and I felt like a huge bother to them to have tried their establishment, I was still going to tip, but after them refusing to give my 5 year old a glass of water, I had enough.  I will not be back!
__label__0 I walked into the barbershop with my boyfriend who requested Valarie. The emo receptionist gal explained it will be 45 minutes, she took his name and number. \n\nWe returned approximately 40 minutes later...so 5 minutes early for the appointment time, and were told it will now be at least 30 more minutes because Valarie had started another client; however the same receptionist said \"you weren't here so we took someone else\" then said \"I called you\" we confirmed she had the correct number and there was no missed phone calls...This is POOR CUSTOMER SERVICE!  \n\nI have been in the salon industry almost 20 years and I would NEVER treat a customer like this.  No apology,  just lie to my face because the receptionist thought she could squeeze someone in and there were other stylist available....not acceptable!  We left and my boyfriend was pissed and will not return.
__label__3 Had dinner here with my husband and mom and sister visiting from out of town.\n\nAs a starter I ordered the salad with a goat cheese strudel and herb vinaigrette. The dressing and strudel were excellent.  For dinner I ordered the crab cakes with mashed potatoes. The mashed potatoes were good, but I was disappointed in the crab cake. I was hoping for jumbo lump, or at least lump crab, but it seemed to be all backfin. The seasoning was ok, but overpowered the sweet and brininess of the crab. My husband ordered the duck breast- which was very good, as was the rack of lamb with port reduction my mother ordered. Service was good, but plates were timed poorly- the potatoes and accompanying sauces (for the duck and lamb) were cold, indicating that the dishes weren't plated properly. All in all, a good meal, but not amazing.\n\nHave since returned to Milo's for dinner. I ordered Chicken in Pesto Cream Sauce over Penne, my husband ordered the Crusted Tilapia w/ Garlic Mashed Potatoes and a Side Veg. For starters we had salad and a salmon chowder. The chicken was very well cooked, but it was breaded and fried, which I think should have been mentioned on the menu- unless it's chicken parmesan, I assume chicken with pasta (esp w/ a cream sauce) will be grilled/sauteed. The flavor of the sauce was *excellent*- but the penne was overcooked. My husband's fish was well prepared, but he felt the batter was a bit on the bland side. It also did not look like Tilapia- it was a thick piece of fish, with big flakes, so I would have guessed it was cod, pollock, or hake- tilapia are thin fillets. The mashed potatoes weren't exceptional, but for a side, they were decent. The salmon chowder- more like a corn chowder with a BIT of salmon, was good, but not the best I've had. Again, our meal was very good, and certainly by C-U standards, great.... but I still wouldn't say the meal was exceptional.
__label__2 I didn't have high hopes.  The decor was a bit like a fancy Denny's.  However, while ordering I was pleased to hear that they made their Caesar dressing on site with raw egg and anchovy no less.  It was good.  However, my meal of Moroccan Spiked Salmon was disappointing.  It tasted very generic.  Yet, one of my co-diners had the Tilapia at it was great.  It is off the beaten path and I probably wouldn't make a special trip.  However, if you are there, enjoy your friends or family and have a nice meal.
__label__1 We had brunch here and it was just ok.  I had the Florentine Eggs Benedict.   It was tasty but the poached eggs were too well done (yolk not runny enough).  The Hollandaise was not seasoned enough.  Bacon was burnt.  Split pea soup was interesting but ultimately not very satisfying.
__label__1 Good ol' Chipotle.  When you really want that oh-so-comforting food coma.\n\nThis particular location is quite convenient, but they still have some practicing before them.  The line is slow, the proportions aren't consistent, and they really need more practice rolling burritos.\n\nBut I will be back.  And then I will take a nap.
__label__2 First, I should start by saying that this spa is the most beautiful spa facility I have ever been to. The facilities are spacious and beautiful and there is literally not a single amenity missing. Unfortunately, I cannot give such rave reviews to the facial services.\n\nI spent the day yesterday at the Spa with a few girlfriends. We had lunch on the spa pool terrace and then spent several hours enjoying the amenities. I was very much looking forward to my facial. However, my 50 minute facial was INCREDIBLY disappointing. The esthetician did not ask me a single question about my skin or ask if there was anything I wanted to focus on. She then proceeded to slather a mask on my face and let me sit under the steam for a solid 10 minutes. I think she probably spent a total of 15 of the 50 minutes actually working on my face. The rest of the time was spent on a shoulder and neck massage and a lengthy hand massage. The massage was fine, but that's not what I signed up for. \n\nWhen it came time for extractions, she did maybe four extraction on my nose and that was it. Nothing else. I would be ok with this if I truly had nothing to extract, but when I went to look at myself in the mirror I could visibly see blackheads still in my face. \n\nI really wanted to give Joya a rave review, but I just can't. I have probably had 20 facials in my life and I can honestly say this was the worst one ever. My friend had a lovely massage and was very happy with the results, and I also had a manicure with Sheryl who was awesome. I would recommend Joya for the ambience and possibly some other services, but would absolutely look elsewhere for a quality facial.
__label__0 I went to the Intercontinental Montelucia because my girlfriend grew up in Arizona and wanted to come back and visit.  She loves being in the water and by the pool so I booked a room that had pool access.  When I arrived on Thursday night, the pool was available for us to use and we used the gate right by our room to enter the pool.  This was incredibly convenient and a great plus for us.  On Saturday, we were going to spend a day at the pool and lounge as well as catching up on some reading.  Unfortunately, when we went to the gate, we were shocked to see the gate locked with a sign stating that pool access was closed and I had to use the north entrance.  I called the front desk and ended up speaking to the pool manager.  She was incredibly nice and friendly and understanding of my concerns but ultimately was unable to help.  She explained that on Saturdays and Sundays, the gates are locked so that non-guests who have to pay a fee to use the pool, would not be able to freely access the pool.  It was, in her words, ultimately for my benefit that the gates are locked so that I would have more easy access to pool side chairs and towels.  I understand that concern, but ultimately as a guest, I believe my convenience of being able to access the pool straight from my room, which I was under the assumption from when I booked my stay as well as when I checked in, would come first.  I asked her why didn't they install gates that could only be opened with a room key, to which she replied is being installed in about two weeks after my stay.  That didn't help matters, and I'm amazed Intercontinental lacked the foresight to installs those from the beginning.
__label__0 This place is a total let down.  They bait with a low per night rate then sock you with charges that are not optional thus making the \"true\" cost much more then you will ever expect.  This is strictly a self service hotel except at check in.  This hotel has had years of weak management.  Do not stay here and then complain! Added costs for things that usually come with staying at a hotel like a pool and \"star gazing\".  The restaurant is a disaster and they are unable to keep a chef or head of house. Go elsewhere or pay the price!
__label__1 My husband and I got married at the Montelucia April 2, 2011. While I LOVED OUR WEDDING and the hotel did manage to surprise us that day...the stress that the resort caused us before the wedding was not worth it. We started working with the hotel in May 2010 and through the entire process worked with 4 different people in catering....2 of which left the resort and one of which was so awful that we had to ask to work with her supervisor, Tracy Mead. The hotel had lots of turn over and was very unorganized. Planning a wedding is supposed to be a happy time but the Montelucia made the process AWFUL. Once Tracy took over (after 7 months of hell) things seemed to work out a little better. We still had issues with booking guest rooms and an issue with our contract which I do not even want to get into. \n\nOur wedding DAY was amazing and the staff on hand that day went the extra mile to make sure it was. I had a shadow the entire night and she was the best! Our bridal suite was beautiful as well. Tracy Mead did turn things around in the end but I still would not recommend getting married here. While the Montelucia is the most beautiful venue to get married at in Scottsdale in my opinion the internal issues we went through with the hotel were unnecessary and extremely stressful.
__label__3 Love this resort.  It's about as as nice a location as you can get in the Phoenix metro area.  Visited the resort and had massages and manicures at the Joya spa.  Wow, what a great way to spend the afternoon.  If you go make sure to spend some time at the pool area the views are amazing and so relaxing.
__label__3 I haven't stay here yet because I live only 10 minutes from the resort.  I come here a lot for business networking and meetings.  All the staffs here are very friendly and they will help you in any way they can.  The restaurant food are good too especially if you are on the go and need to grab a quick lunch.  The resort offers valet service or you may park your car at their underground facility.
__label__0 I was hoping this would live up to my expectations, it did not. Stayed here in the summer of 2013, celebrating earning my stock broker license. The service from the get go at check in was terrible and only went down from there. The stay was terrible and it was very apparent that we didn't appear to have money, therefore we would be treated as such. Beautiful location and resort but the service was incredibly painful. I will not be returning.
__label__4 So good and the staff is awesome! I like the pizza and salad.
__label__0 I wish I could give this place less than 1 star.  What a horrible experience!\n\nI was part of a larger group and although our experience was bad, we didn't bother asking for a manager because when the couple next to us politely did so, the manager came to the table and was VERY rude to them.  She even went so far as to use racial slurs and call the lady the \"C\" word!!!  After that, the manager followed the customers to the front door where she continued to harass them.\n\nIt's bad enough when your food service sucks but to treat any customer that way is inexcusable.\n\nNot a chance on earth we will ever return to this God awful place.
__label__4 Everything about our dining experience was absolutely superb!  Outstanding service and some of the most delicious steak ever.  The salad bar is incredible too!  I highly recommend it.
__label__0 I wish there was a negative rating because if there was this place would get it! Worst experience at a Brazilian Steakhouse, ever. My husband paid the extra $$ to get the \"best\" meat, of which he got none. Our waiter was amenable until my husband started asking where the chicken hearts and Leg of Lamb were, then he was conspicuously absent. After asking three different people for these items the manager showed up. Things went from bad to worse. He proceeded to make inane excuses and argue with my husband as to why the chicken hearts etc were not being served. About this time the \"leg of lamb\" appeared. Leg of lamb it was not. My husband knows leg of lamb. It got so ridiculous we ask for our check, with still no apology, and proceeded to leave. On the way out I stopped to get the name of the owner so I could complain. I noticed the girl was looking over my shoulder I turned in time to see the manager gesturing to her! He rushed over at this point and told me he was the owner and to take our business elsewhere! No problem $158 down the drain. If this gentleman was the owner I feel sorry for the employees and anyone who dares to venture into this ripoff, sorry excuse for a Brazilian Steakhouse. Would we return? NO!
__label__0 Service was good by Michelle but was told we could not order ribs in the cafe, what's so said they cooked it 4ft from our table for Benny's Smokin ?? Plus they have in the same menu as in cafe makes no since
__label__2 Good and convenient location in SouthPark Mall. This is a staple store for dressing up the little ones in classic style. Plus, it is a for sure win when purchasing a gift for a kid or baby (parents like it!). \n\nI recently went in to buy the last few things to fill a baby gift basket. I loved all the cute apparel for babies! Adorable sweaters, skirts, and coats...awwww, so tiny! If you are looking for newborns, however, there is just a basic stand with a few onesies of blue, pink, and white (probably what you'd find at Target as well), some baby caps, and a few full jumpers/sleepers. I didn't see any baby blankets or towel sets.  \n\nGetting a gift receipt is easy and I like getting baby stuff here because you can almost always find a Gap Kids/Baby in any large city and in case the parents want to do an exchange, it's no problem.
__label__4 Love it!!! Looks real divey from the outside and way small. Inside, total tiki tradition! Salty but sweet bartendress, cheap drinks guaranteed to get you wasted. Get a drink in a mug, they're worth it!!
__label__3 Whoa! What a Zombie! Very strong and just what I was looking for.\n\n\nThe place was pretty crowded but the staff were awesome, very accommodating to the group I was with. We we're clearly from out of town and a bit out of our element but the bartenders helped us with our selection. They recommended one of the many extremely strong Tiki drinks.\n\nIt's a tiny, dimly lit joint with a lot of Hawaiian/Polynesian decor including chainsaw carved chairs and stools. Pretty awesome but not comfortable to sit in.\n\nI love how this place wasn't like every other bar that I stopped at. It's quiet, intimate, and full of people that like it that way. I'll return even though its a little off the strip. I've gotta go back for another Zombie!
__label__4 I am so angry that I have put off stopping by Frankie's for so long! What an idiot!\n\nThis place has gone above and beyond to create their tiki room vibe. Tiki's, tiki's and more tiki's, blow fish lights and a ton of other little eccentricity's give this place a funky Polynesian feel. \n\nAnd their drinks, I am going to spend the rest of my days in Vegas trying every one of their signature cocktails, and damn it I will own every tiki souvenir cup they make!  \n\nDo yourself a huge favor and check out Frankie's and you won't be disappointed.
__label__4 Visited Frankie's last weekend and I loved it!\n\nIt's a small space so i'm sure it gets really packed during busy hrs. It's open 24 hrs a day which is very cool!\n\nThey have a ton of drinks to choose from and be careful because some are very strong!! You can get a souvenir tiki mug for about $22 \n\nWhat I loved about this place is they have tv's that play old clips from the 50's of movies, commercials, sensual girls. Very cool!!\n\nThey also have a juke box!! So that automatically adds to it's greatness.\n\nI definitely recommend this place and I can't wait to go back!!
__label__1 I know I'm in the minority here, but I really didn't like Frankie's.\nI think that perhaps the people who love it haven't been to many other tiki bars and don't have much to compare it against.\n\nHere's what I didn't like:\n\n*first and most importantly: THE SMOKE!!! It was so unbelievably nasty. Old, stale, a-million-old-ashtrays STANKYNESS. I can normally handle a bit of smoke...I'm honestly not a prude in this area...I'm a non-smoker (of cigarettes, hehe) and I used to work in the smokiest of bars, so I can hang, normally. But the smoke at Frankie's was so intense that my eyes were literally tearing up after about half an hour and we were forced to leave shortly thereafter. When we got back to our hotel, my hair REEKED of smoke so badly that I had to wash it.\n\n*the drinks: waaaay over-priced, weak, and bad-tasting. I's bet you could get a better Mai Tai at a TGI Friday's.\n\n*the parking: parking lot is miniscule and a perfect set-up for a fender-bender.\n\nWhat did I like?\nThe decor\nThe music selection on the jukebox\nThe cool/random old movies playing on the TV screen.\n\nMy suggestion is that you go to Frankie's ONCE to check it out, but only if you LOVE TIKI and aren't bothered by smoke.
__label__4 Great bar! Feels exactly how a tiki lounge should feel.  Came here Valentines day night and it was crowded, I had a seat while my date stood until a seat became available, the 2 bartenders working were busy but still took time to talk about their drinks and recommendations.  I ordered a drink in a souvenir cup, I don't remember what it was but the bartender asked what flavors I liked, after she shined the flashlight on the sample cups on the shelf I chose the Wild Watusi cup, and she recommended something with passion fruit/guava flavors in it.  These drinks could get dangerous, even though it tasted like a tropical fruit punch it wasn't super sweet and/or syrupy tasting, it was a great combination of flavors and liquor!  After I finished my drink they rinsed out my tiki cup and swizzle stick and boxed it back up.  I want to go back and collect them all...Pokemon style!!
__label__4 This place is a cozy, unique spot to have a few drinks with friends. The drinks are bomb, though I have no clue what's in them. I like that it's away from the strip and it was in \"Swingers,\" so a flavor of history there. Now, do I care about that? Not really, as long as the place is cool, that's all that matters. \n\nDefinitely a great date spot or a chill vibe to bring visitors from out of state. \n\nAverage cocktail price is $9. \nAnd I can't remember what I had, but all the tiki drinks were good.
__label__2 I am a whore for great burgers, but it is hard to impress me. Indulge flirts with this, but I can never get my burger cooked to the temperature I ask for. I hate that! Take the Outback strategy and undercook everything, I don't care. Oh, and buy some salt for the beef.\n\nGood deals, real good drink deals, for happy hour!
__label__4 Had the best dinner last night during the height of the wind storm. What could be better than a fresh, ice cold salad followed by fabulous chili con carne all washed down with a delicious frozen margarita.  What could be bad? Nothing! and the service was wonderful. My husband tried the sliders which were done to perfection to which he added an order of onion strings. DEFINITELY going back for more good food.
__label__3 I am definitely a fan of this type of burger place, where I get to make my own Frankenstein's Monster of a burger.  It's real similar to Counter Burger, if you've ever been there, or even Which Wich on the sandwich side.  You pick a blank canvas of meat, be it beef, chicken, kobe, veggie, or even bison.  Then you get to load it up with whatever crap you can think of.\n\nI went beef with avocado, green chili, sauteed mushrooms and onions, pickles, and pepperoncini, with the spicy sour cream sauce on a wheat bun.  It was fantastic, if messy.  But they have really nice napkins here, so I was able to make it out of here without any terrible mishaps.\n\nTanya had a veggie burger \"salad style\" and we'll call it a learning experience.  The patty itself was seriously one of the best veggie patties we've ever had.  It almost tasted like refried beans.  It was way good.  But \"salad style\" has it served on a bed of iceberg lettuce only, which was disappointing.  If you want to have it this way, you can make it good, but use your toppings for lots of veggies.  She would have added baby greens to mix it up and other veggies for more of a salad.  \n\nWe also had a mix of sweet potato fries and onion strings, both of which were perfect.  Crispy and served with a marshmallow sauce and ranch, respectively.  \n\nAside from a few missteps (the salad debacle, and our waiter being fairly inattentive), you can make one heck of a delicious burger here for a totally reasonable price.
__label__3 Popular place on a Saturday night!  We were able to get a seat at the bar and that worked out perfect!  The bartenders were very friendly and the food was really good.  The turkey burger was great...no complaints and the fries were tasty too!
__label__0 As I tell you this incredible  story of this restaurant this evening consider this ... \n                      Would you want to dine at a place that could care less about the value of \"every single\" customer?\"\n                      Would you dine at a place that all they care about is how many people they can get in and out of the door?\n                      Would you dine at a place that would lie to you about reservations or tells you a different \"story\" about the reservations when you get there?Even after you spoke with them earlier that very day? OF COURSE you would not!\n                        Makes me wonder with this Walmart Attitude( who cares about you there is plenty more coming in the door) for the diner what about the food? Seems like this would certainly carry over. I mean if you could care less about the diner then you could care less about the preparation of the Food!\n                         To make a long story short about a month ago I called this place for reservations for a Unofficial YELP event I spoke with the Kitchen manager I told him the number of people the time and date his reply\" No problem just give me a call the day of to see if you can give him a more accurate number \" Sorry never been to a restaurant that after you made reservations they wanted \" YOU\" to call them back to make sure of the number.I have had restaurant call to confirm my reservation never anything about numbers of people.\n                           So I get there this evening and first they acted like I did not have a reservation for our group then with a painful conversation  \" it\" was decided that I did WHAT? I called you about a month ago and then today! So a new seemed like untrained and inexperienced  manager ( Maybe she should go back to Burger King hopefully she was a better manager there)came up and explained\" You have to wait until at least have your party comes before we can seat you?\"\n                          I reminded her that I set this up a month ago nothing was said about this and called today and nothing was said about it I told her there was about a 1000 places to dine within a 20 mile radius and we could have went to any of those had we knew this was going to be like a ROOT CANAL !!!\n                           She left and she said\" Let me check on your table \" after about 20 minutes she never came back. I told the 14 hostesses that we will go else where and left .\n                            So Would you go to a restaurant like this? NO ! I have had less reservation problems with having a birthday party at Chucky Cheese!\n                Cheddar's TERRIBLE !!!
__label__0 Please YELP can we add another rating or two?? And this could be one of the two \" What are you thinking??? Dr Phil where are you?\" Or Gordon Ramsey  there is this place that I would like for you to try\" I would laugh for hours!!!!!!!\n\n Just thought I would add a update... after speaking to a few people in this corporation with many apologizes I was asked to return\" Against my better judgment\"   and was told that\" it would not be the same\" we are going to retrain everyone! After a few days of thought and the statement \" just let us know when your coming\" \n     I kept thinking why let them know that I am coming?For what special treatment? THAT WOULD BE A NO!  So they could really cook ? No AGAIN!  So, I thought I would call their bluff I called the Corporate guys( I think the owners of the franchise) and with a very short fuse I told them I was coming back .\n      Just as I thought I was sent a message can you give us a \"little more time\" for what? Are they closing the restaurant to retrain? That would be a NO?  \n       So ask your self this the next time you go into a restaurant or you like to gamble and go to Cheddars what did they cook? I always gauge a restaurants quality by the size of its Sysco or other Food company's  Monthly bill!! The hirer this is the less they cook! And if the value of the customer is any sign how they value the care they take with your meal then take 3 shots of Cabo and call me in the morning.
__label__2 We arrived for an after-church lunch. The restaurant quickly filled after we arrived.\n\nI had the grilled fish tacos with a side of steamed broccoli. The fish was seasoned and grilled nicely. My kids ordered burgers and chicken tenders. They said that the burgers were tasty and the chicken tenders were \"really good!\"\n\nThe service was... Not good! I won't way that it was terrible -- because I have had worse -- but it was REALLY not good! Our server came across as not really wanting to be there (he uttered out a very dry \"Uh, welcome to Cheddars\").  He wasn't rude, just not very personable (little to no eye contact).\n\nI overheard the server tell patrons at the next table that the kitchen was out of small plates and spoons... Really?! It's not like the restaurant had been open all day. It's hard to see a restaurant running out of small plates and spoons at noon. \n\nOverall, good portions & good prices. The food is decent, but the service needs help.
__label__2 This is a solid 3 star place.  \nI went for lunch 8 days ago with a work friend.  We sat outside.\n  \nthe Good: \nI had the veggie burger (fried, not grilled) as a 'meal' with fries and a regular size drink.  The veggie burger was probably one of the best of these I've ever had.  I've had them several places, even at Cosmic Ray's in Tomorrowland, and they usually are *terrible*.  This one was good.  Fries were tasty.  The service was nice: they seemed interested in whether we came back, so I'll give them points for that.  Always good :)!\n\nthe Bad: \nThe charge was $9.36 for the veggie burger meal.  My friend got a charburger meal, same sizes of everything: $10.36.  Given this the drink seemed small (and a foam cup!) and the amount of fries seemed small, even though I ended up full enough.  For the same or less money at FiveGuys you feel like you get more fries and a better drink cup, plus free peanuts.  You may say I am kibbitzing (not the same as kibbutzing) but when you have 2 places close in price you try to separate them and look at value.  They also seem to expect a tip here, whereas at FiveGuys it is not so.  Now if you are paying $11.00 for burger and fires, then adding a tip, I'll skip the soda pop and go to Red Robin.  Unlimited awesome fries, huge burger (or whatever), you see my point.\nThe interior also seemed in need of help, for 2 reasons.  I just felt like I didn't want to sit inside.  The FiveGuys dining room comes off as inviting, unlike this place, but I couldn't tell you why.  Also: when they made the charburgers, stuff was charring.  Literally smoke is coming through the kitchen pass-through and kind of hanging in the dining room.  They may have had a vent issue that day or I don't know what, but when it got going there was some smoke going on.
__label__3 Golden Krust is a bakery first and their specialty is the patty, and other baked goods, they also serve Jamaican staples such as oxtails, fish, jerk chicken, and curry chicken with all the fixins(rice and peas, plantains, and veggies), Ting, and other Jamaican drinks. With that said, if you're looking for patties look no further because they're simply the best ever! Buttery, flaky, fat-laden pastry, filled with chicken, beef or shrimp! Yes, it is a chain and the patties are shipped in but they're baked in house daily and trust me they're addictive! \nNow, the food overall has been fresh and pretty solid, but over the years it has been a tad inconsistent, but everyone has a bad day so I haven't held that against them. I had my very first oxtail here several years ago and I've been ordering them ever since, but I must say my favorite is still the curry chicken. The oxtails and curry chicken are both seasoned just right with plenty of gravy.........it's all about the gravy. I know most people think of jerk chicken when coming to Jamaican restaurants but since I'm not a jerk type of chic, I can offer no insight on that entree:-) Golden Krust has been serving up solid Jamaican food in Charlotte for years and though there are other decent Caribbean spots in the city, I continue to return to the Krust.......
__label__3 This place is really good.  There are five meats (pork ribs, beef ribs, fried chicken, catfish, and perch), and with your meat you get two sides (e.g., collard greens, black-eyed peas, sweet potatoes, mac and cheese, sauteed veggies) and a bread (corn muffin, hush puppies, or dinner roll).  This is for about $8 combined, and you can also order the sides separately.  Plus there are desserts like sweet potato pie and lemon cake.\n\nDoug cooks up all the dinner food in the back, and his wife makes the desserts and does the table service in the front.  That is pretty adorable.  The food is good - no crazy frills, not particularly refined, but solid.  The fried chicken is particularly tasty, with a thin but very crispy skin and super juicy interior.  I also thought the mac and cheese and collard greens were highlights.  The pork ribs were actually underwhelming at the restaurant, but they were significantly better heated up at home the next day.\n\nThere are about 10 tables in the storefront, but you can also do takeout.  There was not a lot of business when I was there on a Wednesday night, probably because the location is kind of out of the way.  But, you should make it a point to go.  In my opinion, Doug's is a clear winner over Kip's, even though Kip's is also good.
__label__0 Curt and abrupt management.  Turned away on Mothers Day because, in fine print, my gift certificate had expired.  In my mind, along with a good massage should come quality customer service.  Though I had frquented other locations, I will never return and will relate this experience to my friends.
__label__2 So yeah, it's a Starbucks and that means you've got your expected beverages in all their tall, grade, and venti glory along with the usual selection of pastries and breakfast sandwiches.  For my part, I'm hooked on 180 soy mochas with no whip and Starbucks still sets a standard for me.  The first step to recovery is to admit you have an addiction- done.\n\nAll that said, I'll agree with previous reviews that this location has some pretty limited seating and it's done in a \"shotgun style\" with a door in the front and a door in the back, with a straight shot through to each.  To its credit, the store was very recently remodeled to include some additional bar seating and I quite like the fact I can park in the back lot and get into the store- easy access and easy departure are more than can be said for most local Starbucks locations.\n\nFor all the wi-fi vampires out there, all Starbucks now have free wi-fi wrapped in an entrainment package that offers music, news, and more.  I tried it out and it's not too bad for a portal.  Plus, after the welcome splash screen you can surf to where ever you like, all to your heart's content- well, at least as much as 2 hours will get you.\n\nBusiest times are weekday mornings from about 7:30 till 8:30- the line can snake all over the front end of the store.  However, outside that rush you can usually find a table seat or enjoy a couple of comfy high-backed chairs perfect for reading something and enjoying a beverage.  Lots of locals stop in, so it's a good place to chat with the neighbors.  If you stop by on a Sunday morning, you can usually find the wife and I thumbing thru the local paper.
__label__3 The Plaza Midwood branch is always a logical stop on the book buying excursions which I occasionally indulge in.  Located across from the Book Buyers, I never fail to find find nice, gently used library books for a mere .50 for a paperback or $1 for a hardback!  \n\nThis branch is always busy and super diverse; it house a Spanish and Vietnamese language collection.  Pretty rad for a small library.  The collection is small, but easily accessible.  The varied clientele makes for good people watching as well.
__label__4 I see a lot of four stars...perhaps I'm too generous with my five stars. I'm a giver.\n\nAttended a party for Georgie on Friday night and had a great time. \nEasy to find, easy to park, easy to get a drink. \n\nPlus- HEY they have the same turbo nozzle a/c vents that I have in my home. I could live there. Exposed brick? Me too! Felt right at home.\nI love the way they display their art, I'm assuming from local artists. \n\nI would prefer to not have to walk down a flight of stairs after a night of drinking. However, no problems there - thankfully. :)
__label__4 Dropped in for a happy hour visit today and were super glad we did so.  What a cool place!  While it isn't the biggest place you will find, it is exactly the kind if place you would want to hang out with, either by yourself, with a friend, or a bunch of friends.  The atmosphere is hard to beat.  \n\nThe bartender( he might have been the owner/manager) was super attentive and understands what customer service is all about.  One guy asked him to make some shot ( he gave him a slip of paper with ingriedents) that he had had at some other bar.  It was supposed to be triple layered and when it didn't come out quite how the guy wanted it, he Goggled it and tried to replicate it for him.  It still wasn't quite what the guy wanted....I would have told him to just get a shot of tequila and man up!  We were amazed how patient he was and how genuinely intent on making that stupid drink the way the guy wanted it.   \n\nHe definitely took care of us and we will be back.  Looks like there are lots of possibilities, on lots of different days, for a good time here.\n\nNote to first timers:  Entering off of McDowell can be tricky. The McDowell entrance is not left turn friendly. It is located above the Pei Wei and Starbucks. The easiest way to enter seems to be off of 7th Ave.  Turn into the lot right after you pass McDowell.\n\nMovie during our Happy Hour: Escape From New York..love it!  The music in the place is awesome too.
__label__1 The best thing about this \"bar\" was the band and the chick bartenders that were nice and made a great cosmo. The worst thing was the actual bar itself. It's so small, and there's not much seating. I guess it's a cool idea. Upstairs, dark, small. Lol, but I thought the bouncer or whatever he was-door guy seemed like he didn't want to be there. Maybe cuz he was stuck outside on the stairs all night. The people there were mostly rude. We did manage to kind of create a dance floor where there wasn't one and then it got fun. But again, not a lot of room to dance. We went on a Sunday night. So perhaps a Friday or Saturday would have a different vibe and crowd. Overall kind of fun for a casual drink or maybe a good place to have a couple drinks before you go out somewhere else. ; )
__label__4 Oh...my...lanta! I can't believe I haven't visited this little gem sooner! It's nestled atop a Pei Wei and Starbucks so I wasn't sure what to expect.  But from the moment I walked up the dimly light stairway and into the bar, I knew it was going to be a great night.  So first off, they open at 4 and happy hour is until 7pm.  (20% off everything on Sundays!!). They have a huge selection of different booze and brews and their specialty cocktails are definitely something that sets them apart from other bars.  I loves me some Moscow Mule, so when I saw that they had one on the menu (in a real copper mug!!) I ordered one immediately.  It was so tastilicious that I had to order a second.  For my next drink, I tried the Retro Cooler, which in my opinion, is as cool as it gets...think Matthew McConaughey in Dazed and Confused.  It's a mix of St. Germaine (Elderflower liquer) with Champagne and a lemon twist.  It went down the ole' hatch super easy, though, so be careful!  The second time I enjoyed this bar I ordered the White Rabbit (no...it's not vegan and they don't have a milk substitute...I cheated!)  It has Godiva White Chocolate liquer, horchata, stoli vanilla and some other yumness.  This one tasted like candy and I drank it in about five seconds.  Anyway, besides the drinks, they also have a few light snacks like hummus, artichoke dip, etc.  The vibe in this place is super chill and I really dig the way the bar is set up; the backdrop has big circle cutouts with yellow lights behind. There are comfy couches and high top tables and of course seats at the bar.  I almost felt like I was going to see Shane and Alice from the L Word walk in.  On our last visit, it was pretty busy as it was a holiday weekend and there was a dj.  The people of SideBar definitely know what they're doing and I will certainly be back!
__label__2 I like the idea of Sidebar, but I don't really love the place. The drinks are decent, so I would go there for that- though I just have never found it to be very fun. Once I went in and had an amazing bartender from Sanfrancisco- I really enjoyed that visit, but then the next time I had this bartender guy and he was really uptight and condescending whenever anyone asked him a question. It really bugged me, and it made it a less fun experience. I have never gone back.
__label__4 Besides the great drinks, Saffron JAK pizza is now being served at Sidebar. The super greeky pizza is AMAZING!
__label__2 This location is ok. They don't exceed in customer service. There were 3 associates just chatting with each other and coming from a job that focuses on delighting our customers I guess I can hold other businesses to our standards. Anyway I needed help and they didn't notice me. Fortunately one employee came up to me when I went back to the section I was looking at.
__label__1 I went into this location when it was not busy and wondered trying to ask a question. When I found someone I walked up they looked at me and I smiled and the two workers looked down ignoring me continuing their conversation. I said hello a few times and they sighed and continued talking until they finally after 2 minutes assisted me. \n\nI like polite people I will definitely try to find another store that is kinder!
__label__1 Wow, after taking a look at the parks website i feel like my review will be incomplete. Well I'll couch it. \n\nThis morning I was looking for somewhere to walk around and the receptionist at my hotel said there was a park just a half mile down on McKellips. I drove by it first, then on the return found it opposite of 1733 McKellips Road. I got out and set off on the wide, well-maintained sidewalk. It wasn't that early, but the park looked abandoned except for a park working spraying something with a hose and assorted homeless people. I jogged around the lake once and went on my way, it was too manufactured I guess, and creepy that it was so abandoned. \n\nNow I see that it is only 1 of 3 huge tracks that I was running on, and that actually the park extends from McKellips up to MacDowell. I will go back to check out the whole span of the park, see if i can find any people.  All in all, I've experienced better.
__label__4 Wow!  I have been to several OB practices here in Scottsdale and sad to say, have not been very impressed with any of them (usually over worked doctors and poorly runned or staff issues). What I usually experince is grumpy front office staff. Could never figure that out!  Seems like it would be a great job to have, beats digging ditches or working at Walmart!   This place is wonderful!  The front desk staff was nice, friendly and professional (front desk person Christina was a real stand out) She was really professional on top of things and bonus? Really nice!  Dr. B's medical assistant was great too.  \n\nThe doctor, Tara Brodkin, MD was amazing. Professional and had a WONDERFUL bed side manner.  So happy to have found this practice.  Wish I had known of this practice when I delivered my son five years ago!  Best part, my insurance is covered by them!  Highly recommended!  Keep up the good quality service and good, friendly attitudes at your practice!  Being a good doctor is one thing, but keeping your staff professional and with nice attitudes towards patients can be the real challenge!  This practice is run very well from what I experienced!
__label__0 Hit every one of my pet peeves about contractors:\nDid not return first call, took two calls,\nHe told me to send email and he would follow up\nTook two emails and another call\nHe came out to look at work I needed done, said would send estimate.\nNo call\nI emailed him again asking about estimate - was told \"can't do it, flat on my back\" and never heard from him again.\nIf you can't be relied on to return calls and follow up - how can one trust you to be reliable once work has started?
__label__0 I purchased a Groupon for this salon, based on the positive Yelp reviews.  The stylist I had seemed very apprehensive and inexperienced. It almost felt as if it was the first time he was cutting hair professionally (shakey and slow). \n\nHere's the kicker, I go to pay and asked what the original cost was (because I always tip on the original amount of the service) and the receptionist tells me its $35. The groupon I purchased was $30 (supposed to be a $70 value). I was shocked. I saved a total of $5 by purchasing the groupon. \n\nBottom line, they clearly reserve their higher level stylists for non-groupon clients. The whole point of the groupon is to try out a new salon and hopefully become a regular client. I suggest the folks at Folicle remember that moving forward.
__label__1 so after driving around south phoenix for an hour on a sunday, in search of an open mexican dive joint to get a breakfast burrito, and extremely hungover and tired, i somehow ended up at fili b's.\n\nthey serve breakfast all day, which is quite an amazing thing.\n\ni think that if i hadn't had spent so long searching for a joint that was open and starvingly had to stop here before hunger completely overwhelmed me, i would have just gone to a more familiar mexican drive-thru, like the one at 5th ave and camelback, or 40th st and indian - all which serve some pretty dank breakfast burritos.\n\nbut i ended up here, and the food was meh. it didn't really hit the spot like i was hoping it would have. too much cheese and the bacon wasn't cooked long enough and was fatty. my friends got chorizo burritos which were bland and extremely greasy. i usually try to avoid fili's and go to one of the sister/knockoff joints like rollbertos, eribertos, armandos, etc.
__label__2 Murphy's greatest attribute is its location. The downtown Chandler area has so much potential and this is a good start. Murphy's is located in a nice plaza near the heart of the city. It's an Irish pub because we don't have enough of these in the Valley, right? \n\nIt's in a narrow suite but the bar runs almost the full length of the place. It's not very large so it gets crowded fast. The weird thing is that it dies down after 11pm. I don't know why, the people just leave. Perhaps they know something I don't. But when there are people it a mix of late 20's to young 40's crowd.\n\nThey have a lot of beers on tap, so you're sure to find something you like. The staff is friendly and they try their hardest to get to everyone. On certain nights they have live music playin in the corner. Not a lot of room, so it's usually a one or two piece band. \n\nI'm not worried, but I hope that this place sticks around. This area needs them.
__label__2 Atmosphere pretty good.  Had the fish and chips, good portion and fresh cod. Had an early lunch so I can't comment about the atmosphere during busy time. Give this place a try, great location in downtown Chandler.
__label__3 This is one of my favorite places in downtown Chandler. Huge beer selection and they have a large menu of mixed beer drinks. The fish and chips are always a good choice and their cheese dip with pretzels is delish! I've had their wine burger as well and it was fantastic! We have always had great service that is prompt and friendly.\n\nMy only complaint is the smell. Another reviewer said \"mold maybe\"...no I would say urine. We have been there several times and sometimes you smell it and sometimes you don't. The last time we were there we were taken all the way to the back near the hallway to the bathroom and I asked to be moved due to the overwhelming odor. We moved more to the middle of the bar and although you could still smell it, it was less so, but I smelled it as soon as we walked in. It is an old building, but none of the other shops or restaurants have that odor. OWNERS: please have this fixed as I can see it driving people away.
__label__4 Killer pizza!  If you are from the East Coast than it should be mandatory for you to eat here once a week!\n\nOutstanding garlic knots!
__label__4 I stopped in here by complete mistake just this last weekend. I was in town to see my brother who lives just up the street and I was absolutely starving, so I popped in and figured I'd get a slice to hold me over till dinner.. First off, amazing customer service. I could not believe how well my wife and I were being treated. I literally had to pinch myself. This type of customer service still exists!?! The man asked my name (I think his name was Lou but I don't recall), he shook my hand and was ecstatic that it was my first time in to the restaurant. He gave me some garlic bites for free while I waited for our food to be ready.\n\nThen Lou called in to the back of the house and asked for a status on our order.. Then he turned to me and said.. \"Which car is yours?\" and I pointed to my truck out front and he says.. \"No problem I'll bring your food out to you as soon as it's ready\" So I head out to my truck and I wait a few minutes.. Lou pops out with our food and comes to the passenger side window. He thanked us again for stopping by and asked how the garlic bites were. We were still in shock from being treated so well inside, now he's at my truck window and didn't miss a beat. \n\nWe were so hungry we just pulled over in the parking lot and got to work eating the slices.. The pizza was fantastic. Usually when you buy a slice somewhere it's some flaccid greasy mess. But not at Casanova's. The mozzarella was great quality, the sauce you could tell was made fresh, and the crust was crisp on the bottom and just right all the way through to the end - not burnt, not too undercooked, not tough or soggy. \n\nSeriously if you're in Gilbert and you're near this restaurant go in and get a slice just to try it. You won't be disappointed. I'll definitely be back. This is the only place I've found in the valley doing pizza right AND customer service right.
__label__4 The customer service here is amazing. I've never been treated so well. Tony takes the time to introduce himself and learns your name. He says goodbye to everyone that leaves and says their name. He gives you a side of garlic knots on the house (the sauce is incredible). I haven't even had the food yet and I already know I am coming back. This is how a business should be ran.
__label__2 A lively mid-range restaurant. The crowd was mixed, but was comprised mostly of families. Strangely they played clubby music in the background. \n\nService was really good, there were about five people servicing our table as a team. Everything came out quickly and they were able to accommodate all the bizarre dietary needs of our finicky group.\n\nThe food itself was pretty basic. The big eye tuna ceviche was a significant deviation from real deal, it appeared to have small pieces of tortilla chips mixed in which through me off. The chicken fajitas were fine, but weren't a huge step up from something you could get at a chain.\n\nFinal word: Ok for a casual or family dinner.
__label__2 We held a co-worker's going away party here and I have to say that for a group of 16 people and one child-they did really well at serving us. The guac was good and I really liked their \"hot\" salsa that you have to ask for. The sangria is overly sweet but the house margarita on the rocks was better. The meals were so-so. I had some tired chicken enchilada's, but they werent horrendous, just pretty boring. My favorite thing about the whole night was hitting up the Trader Joe's in the same complex after dinner!
__label__1 Yuppy interior decorator meets mexican food = Blanco.  The food was so-so, the cheese crisp was good, the people watching was the best part.  If your a single male looking for another male and you can stomach bland over frooffy food, this is your place.\n\nI guess I just hoped for something better from the Borgata area, even the now closed El torito next door was way better.  \n\nYou will find me getting real mexican food somewhere else.
__label__1 Blanco is not the place to find authentic Mexican food.  The atmosphere is really unique--super trendy and quite dim inside after sundown. The margarita was ok and the food was good, but nothing to write home about. They fill you up on chips and generic salsa to compensate for the smaller portions. \n\nI ordered the vegetable tacos with grilled chicken and black beans. The accompanying carrots and risotto-like rice were very out of place. \n\nThe service was impersonal and we hardly received any attention from our server--not even a single refill on water!  I'll go elsewhere next time I'm craving Mexican fare.
__label__3 Ok, this is a little premature from me, but I know that Brandon is waiting for this review. I made the mistake of mentioning Yelp when I sat down, so he was on top of his game. It reminded me of an episode of 3rd Rock from the Sun...\n\nAnyway, I say this is premature because, although I have been to Blanco twice now, I have only had drinks and apps, and I don't feel I know enough to write a full review.\n\nThat being said, Brandon rocks. The Blood Orange marg that he suggested was tasty. A second one may have knocked me on my butt, but the alcohol was well hidden. I ordered the guacamole and is was creamy and chunky and delicious (also full of monounsaturated fats- hooray!). My friend ordered the Three Cheese Quesadilla with chicken. She liked that too.\n\nI would like to go back for more margaritas and maybe an order of the fish tacos. And the flan.\n\nShout out to Brandon.
__label__1 The mojito was good but it took a long time to get service.
__label__3 Stopped in here while waiting for our table at a nearby restaurant for a margarita with friends.  The place was packed so we hovered at the bar where we got served pretty quickly some awesome margaritas, chips, and salsa.  Looking forward to my next trip out here to try some of their food.
__label__2 I really wanted to like this place. The ambiance is cool, the menu items looked appealing and the service was average. Unfortunately, our food was OK and I felt it was overpriced for what we got. The sangria we ordered was refreshing was only $20 for a pitcher. All in all, I probably wouldn't come back here unless it was for happy hour which I have been told is a good way to experience this restaurant.
__label__4 I've been eating at Nicky's Thai Kitchen for several years, and every time I go back they seem to have improved and they seem a whole lot busier.  It's getting to be a very popular place, and for good reason.  They serve excellent food at reasonable prices.  Also, I absolutely love the patio garden in the back.  The decor and plants are beautiful.  I asked the staff who waters the plants, and they said they do the work and that it takes an hour to water everything.  Regardless, I love the Spring Rolls, plus just about any dish on the menu is good.  I ordered a \"7\" on the 1 - 10 spice scale and my dish was definitely spicy enough.  The wait staff is attentive and helpful, and our food came quickly.  I had the Chile Mango Scallops, and they were delicious.  I highly recommend Nicky's.
__label__1 NY'er trying to find thai in Pittsburgh came across Nicky's Thai.  Curry sauces had too much brocolli and red peppers.... Curry sauce very thin and too much coconut milk.   Had the chef duck special and was very salty .  On a brighter note pad thai and thai ice tea was good.  conclusion this is not authentic thai!
__label__4 My favorite Thai restaurant. I've had at least half the menu but always end up going back to the red curry. It's a better value for lunch and the soup that comes with the entree is really nice (not included with dinner). Whenever I'm in Pittsburgh Nicky's is must.
__label__4 I needed a few items I had purchased from a g/f moved within one week.  All the movers I phoned were booked, including Get Your Move On.  Then Roger told me he would do it TOMORROW for me.  I said \"Tomorrow? As in Sunday?\"  He said yup.  If that wasn't enough, he told me the exact time he would be at my g/f's house and then at my house (no waiting for them to show up during a 4 hour window).  Wow!  Everything showed up in great condition and they were in and out of my house in no item with everything placed exactly where I asked.  Amazing customer service.  I would definitely use them again.
__label__3 Thanks to Yelp reviews I found these guys.  I live alone and was nervous about hiring a moving company.  The first thing they did was send me a picture and biography of the estimator who would be contacting me which made me feel secure.  They arrived exactly on time and worked quickly.  I would have given them 5 stars except they re-assembled my trundle bed incorrectly and I am still trying to get it fixed.  Otherwise the move was perfect and I would totally recommend these guys.
__label__4 This company moved us from San Tan Valley, AZ, to Prescott Valley, AZ, in September, 2014.  Most of the move went well.  When we hit a few rough spots and some damages,  the owner, Derek, stepped in immediately, kept his word on all repairs, and stuck to the original moving estimate - even though it was off by a more than small amount.  Rare to find a moving company this ethical.  We won't hesitate to recommend them to our friends.
__label__0 Be careful with these ppl. They will break your stuff. They broke a lamp of mine. missing a tote that had special mementos of my deceased mother. Said they were going to be at my home at 400 never showed up until 9pm. still charged me the same amount. \"owner\" came in just grabbed the money and left. didnt tell the workers that they were supposed to take me with them to the new place. which was right down the st. they also seemed like they were high or drunk. screw this company!!
__label__2 Inside Circus Circus, the hotel has a lot of happy hour special prices. $2 for chips and salsa, $2 shrimp cocktail, $2 margaritas, $2 bloody marys. An okay atmosphere and option if you want to eat inside this hotel, however I would not go out of my way to eat here. More or less a works if you're in the area and hungry.
__label__1 I was hungry after checking into Circus Circus.  All you can eat pork ribs or prime rib option sounded good.  After one plate of ribs, I was full.  The prime rib seemed okay.  The server was barely there.  I just wanted to call it a day at this place and finish my hunger with some gambling.
__label__3 I just love the Mongolian beef, I order it every time I get take out.
__label__1 My wife and I frequent steakhouses and nicer restaurants at least twice a month, looking for 'THE' place.  You know, the one you love and can always count on for a perfect meal.  We are fans of Ruth's Chris near the Biltmore and adore Mastro's in North Scottsdale.  We came to Red's hoping to find 'THE' restaurant, or at least another top-notch establishment closer to home.  We live in Litchfield Park and have grown weary of hour-long drives to tasty restaurants.  \n\nI made the reservation online through OpenTable and when our party of four arrived the table was ready.  We went on a Saturday evening at 7:30pm and were very surprised when only a third of the tables were occupied.  About ten minutes passed before a harried and flustered woman who we could only assume would be our waitress arrived.  She did not introduce herself and pointedly asked if we wanted drinks.  She seemed abnormally rushed considering the emptiness of the restaurant.  Food was eventually ordered and it took an abnormally long time to arrive.  The portions were not very large, and at the end of the meal there were NO leftovers.  My wife's $46 dollar ribeye was very thin cut and not very flavorful.  My friend's Bison Filet was slightly better but very salty.  I ordered a $9 Caesar salad and it was literally six leaves of Romaine lettuce with a milliliter of Caesar dressing squirted onto it.  It was the least substantial and worst excuse for a salad I have ever seen.  The waitress even saw it when she was first delivering it--and saw that it only had four leaves of Romaine--and had it taken back to the kitchen.  When it returned, I was overwhelmed to see the leaf total skyrocket to six.  At different points in the night I saw the hostess stop hostessing and start delivering food and desserts.  Something tells me these folks are very understaffed.  \n\nWhen you pay this much for a meal you expect a certain level of service and Red's does not deliver it.  The total bill came to over $220 dollars (without tip) thanks in part to a 250% mark up on our wine.  I was embarrassed that we had brought our friends here and will not return.
__label__4 I looked into many places before getting my first tattoo and a place to get my following ones. Let me tell you how amazing this gentleman are! I worked right around the corner from there as a manager for cold stone and they are always polite and kind men and respectful. They are all very clean and well groomed. I don't know about you if youd want some grease ball giving you a tattoo with dirty fingers? None of these guys are. They are more than happy to help out any one from their first tattoo to a person whos had them before. At electric haven they make you feel comfortable and relaxed. The owner Adam is an awesome dude, he did mine personally and made sure I was okay the whole time.  After going here I have referred all my friend and family to Electric Haven for Hair cuts and Tattoos. If the amazing tattoos and hair cuts dont get you in, then the free beer might if your 21+. High life on tap for free with cuts and tattoos. Don't let the harshness of how the boys look with the piercings and tattoos scare you, they are all the sweetest guys ive met. They make you smile and laugh your ass off while your there.
__label__4 Though Electric Haven can seem intimidating at first, don't be fooled.\n\nEverything about this place is super friendly and awesome. There's nothing like sipping on a cold beer, admiring tattoo art, and getting an affordable high-quality haircut. The staff is great, the environment is relaxing, and with their comfy couch + keg, waiting for a haircut has never been more enjoyable. \n\nThe haircut itself is one of the best men's cuts I've ever received. The barbers really know what they're doing, putting in time and care that most barbers can't match. After the haircut, stock up on a free comb, loyalty card, stickers, and brochure about the company's unique history. \n\nTip well and tell all your friends.
__label__4 Timmy is so skilled! I always know I will leave his chair looking my best.
__label__3 Been here a few times at the bar just for an app and drink usually.  Had dinner once and it was good.  This time, we were supposed to meet the girls at blue wasabi an hour later so the guys belly up to the bar and we have drinks.  Didn't know the girls were there too on the patio.  The drinks and bar service are always good.  No big deal.  The girls tried the escargot, scallops wrapped in bacon, and nachos.  They said they were all good apps.  They ordered margs that were good not great.  Fresh juice but just not the way we would make it, needs more lime.  The beer and wines by the glass at the bar were what you would expect.  It's a good place.  Middle of the road, a little dark, and  not to loud.  Kona is across the way if you want more action and crowds, although this place gets busy too sometimes.
__label__2 A nice cold Arizona evening we ventured for some meat and potatoes Keg style.  Greeted by very nice staff and very nice waiter, service was prompt.  Started with some salad, casear; it was okay, almost frozen from being on the cart in the walk-in, kind of took away from the salad being so cold.  I had the Prime Rib and wifey had Bacon wrapped Filet.  Prime Rib was (see above) A-OK, nothing AWESOME but nothing horrible.  The jus was good but the prime rib was just A-OK. Filet wasn't very filet tender, more of like a ribeye without the fat, which I love Filets but this just didn't hit the mark.  Wine selections and price were very nice and not too expensive and probably worth it for the cost but nothing blew me away.
__label__2 Hey Keg!!  Fire your hostess staff!  My husband made a reservation at the Keg for a Sunday night prior to Christmas.  When he called, he was hung up on & then he was placed on hold several times before someone took his reservation.  When we arrived, our reservation was not on the book and the hostesses insinuated he was some sort of moron that called the wrong Keg at which point he showed them their phone number on his cell phone call list.  After admitting that he called the correct Keg, they gave us a vibrating beeper and told us they would find a table.  We were seated about 15 minutes later.  As we were being seated, the hostess asked, \"have you been here before?\"  We replied, \"no\" and she walked away.  Why did she ask?  Our server was amazing, but the hostess staff needs to go.  To the Keg management...there are plenty of pretty, young women that also have customer service skills and half a brain.  Maybe you should hire some of them instead.
__label__4 I Love the 1 star reviews--Comedy! \"My NY Steak was less than 1/2\" thick..\"(doubt it) or \"I had to park ONE HUNDRED yards away...\" (exercise) or \"our table was so BIG!...\" (I hate elbow room, so I will complain and go back to waiting for a smaller table)\nOur visit was great, also $25 off for your birthday is AMAZING! My wife's birthday was 2 days before mine so our server brought us a huge piece of Kona ice cream cake for her. Hope you can filter though the dum-dum reviews, this is a nice place Our 10 oz Filet was cooked to perfection and the King Crab was great. Order the crab cakes, split the dinner meal (with salad/grilled veggies/mashed potatoes), and enjoy your date night. \nPS, the Blueberry Mule cocktail is addicting.
__label__3 Normally the boy does not enjoy museums, but he had a lot of fun in this one.\n\nLots of historic sex toys and insane sex toys. Video clips, films, demonstrations. Lots and lots of sexually intense items here!\n\nBondage and pictures, and a relatively in depth visual view of sexual evolution. Incredibly interesting. I would actually come again. Everyone that works there is also sweet and unobtrusive.
__label__2 If you expect the flashy big lights of Vegas here, you might be let down.  But for $10 entrance for locals, and if you look real close, you will find some very amusing gems - from ancient kinky artifacts to black and white silent porn from 1915 (and in pretty good shape too!).  Make the visit on your 3rd trip to Vegas when you've exhausted the other attractions or if you are an erotica connoisseur (There are a lot of books and artwork you can purchase).  We weren't allowed to take photos on the 2nd floor of the museum, which had great stuff too, but the first floor had enough fun stuff to cover.   Hmm, maybe the trip would be more fun too if you were a lil buzzed with some buddies.
__label__4 Spectacular Rubens on display, outstanding architecture and beautiful gardens. We had lunch on site from the self service Cafe which served food made from locally sourced ingredients of high quality. A serene and welcoming location admist of all the hustle and bustle of NV. Great 360 views. Not to be missed. Highly recommended.
__label__4 A case study in great service. No more than 10 minutes after sharing our unfortunate and clearly uncommon experience, we received a call from the head of food and beverage extending their sincerest apologies.\n\nEveryone can make a mistake from time to time, but the great places make things right. In our case they made things right and then some. We've never been taken care of so well as we were by the staff and management of Prado.\n\nThank you for an even more memorable evening than we were expecting!
__label__2 This location is not a nice as the Saint Denis location, but the food is pretty much the same. Chocolate Chocolate and more Chocolate, if you go you must try the chocolate port, port and chocolate go so well together.
__label__4 My experience with Belle Melange was fabulous. I came in on my birthday and Shaunte too care of me right away. The salon is one the nicest I have seen and the service in remarkable. The entire staff is friendly and it appears that they make sure they do no overlap any appointments so that no one is ever kept waiting for any services. Oh did I mention that my hair turned out fabulous! Thank you Shaunte! I will definitely be back.
__label__3 Went here on a Saturday to get a shattered screen replaced on my daughter's iPhone 5. It was quite busy when I arrived, between walk-in customers and ringing phones, with only one employee working. The price, with the Yelp check-in, was about $60 less than the deductible I would have had to pay with the insurance on the phone. The service took longer than I thought it would, but the finished product was excellent.
__label__4 Called around and no one could beat this places offer. Quick service and phone looks like brand new. Will go again if I have too (hope I don't have to). They have my business going forward with my products. Thanks and keep it up.
__label__1 Got my phone repaired here and was stoked with the price. About a month later (after the warranty expired) I dropped my phone on my bed and the screen shattered. Tape sticking out all over. Just didn't look as professional as I thought.
__label__1 Well I've eaten here 3 times now. It's time to write a review. Last Sunday I wanted Chinese food and J&K says they deliver. I wanted to try a new dish I read a few reviews and suggestions and from other Yelpers. Called them up at 4 PM ordered Salt & Pepper chicken and Gang Pang Beef for delivery. Well the person on the phone says it's a $25 minimum order for delivery and says it will take 45 minutes or more to deliver to my house even though I'm only 3 miles away. I really didn't feel like driving anywhere hence the whole reason for calling the restaurant in the 1st place. The manager states if I pick it up it will be ready in 10 minutes, this seemed reasonable, I agreed. I wait at the house for a few minutes and make 1 stop at CVS before going into J&K about 15 mins later and walk in to the front desk expecting my order to be ready, Nope. They try giving me somebody's else's order I tell them that's not what I ordered they ask for my phone # then tell me it's not ready. So I have to sit and wait another 10 minutes, the place is not busy it's a Sunday afternoon around 4:30. I finally get my order 20 minutes later than originally stated and go home. First off I've never had either entr\u00e9e before and didn't know what to expect but judging from appearance alone the Gang Pang Beef, it kind of grossed me out and my roommate even commented on the appearance. It seriously looked a bunch of dirty peckers covered in brown sauce. Its heavily breaded beef and suppose to be spicy with 2 peppers indicating so on the menu. Not spicy what so ever and so heavily breaded I wouldn't of known I was eating beef. As far as the Salt & Pepper chicken, all I can say is hold the Salt. That's all I could taste is salt and I know the name has salt in it but that can't be right. Unfortunately I didn't enjoy either entr\u00e9e and didn't finish them. Like I stated previously this was my 3rd and final visit to J&K. They just don't deliver on taste and quality. I love mom and pop shops and try to support small business but I will no longer go to J&K. Sorry.
__label__3 The first thing I noticed when walking into Mike's was an easle with two documents posted to a bulletin board.  The first says in big bold letters, that the AZ Republic mistakenly wrote that they had 5 critical health code violations, but if you look at the report you will see that there are none.  The other document is the actual health board report.  My wife and I arrived before the rest of our party and we're seated promptly.   The decor is kind of mixed, some tuscan style murals on the wall, with a fake rooftop/awning that surrounds the restaurant I suppose to create the feeling of being in some kind of tuscan courtyard,  lots of track lighting dimmed to create an ambience to mask the fact that the building was designed to be a warehouse.  Overall they actually do a pretty good job of creating an atmosphere.  The service was a bit slow, but my beverage service never seemed to suffer, which makes me suspect the issues were more in the kitchen than the wait staff.  I ordered a double-thick stuffed pork loin chop from their specials menu which was described as a thick tender pork loin stuff with fontina cheese served with a mushroom, proscuttio and sausage demi-glace.  It seemed like we waited a long time for our order however it included soup which was nice, I had a cup of clam chowder, nothing special but not bad.  They also kept bring us more bread which I find a lot of restaurants are almost hesitant to give more than 1 or 2 bread services, the bread was served with a cup of hummus which wasn't terrible, but kind of watery and at this point sorry but FEZ has ruined me for all other hummus's.  The food finally came and this is where they made up their fourth star, the pork loin was very good and perfectly cooked I really enjoyed the demi-glace and it was served with I believe a squash and some kind of potato side which was very good.  for dessert I ended up ordering a slice of cheesecake hopefully to share, none of the adults at the table wanted to share with me and I was feeling very full, luckily my year and a half old niece was with us and although her vocal skills are limited she displayed her approval by thrusting the spoon in my general direction each time I gave her a bite.\n\nOverall a good dining experience, Did I mention that Mike greeted us and checked on our table twice through our meal.  I always like restaurants where ownerscirculate to make themselves known but don't lurk.  The food was a bit slow coming, however I failed to mention my Father-in-Law ordered a braised osso bucco lamb shank which may have increased preperation time.  I would definitely go back to Mike's but would like my meal to take less than 2 hours.
__label__0 Disappointing!! Check your to go order before leaving!!!  They forgot to pack the chicken in my salad!!  So, that ruined my dinner and the experience. The manager offered to reduce my next purchase 30%.....really?  I had to get pushy to get a free replacement when I visit again. Not that I expect that to happen anytime soon :(. I'll be heading to Fix8 Cafe from now on.  Teriyaki Madness lost my loyalty by not responding well when confronted. Bummer!
__label__2 This place is as the name suggest 'nothing but noodles'.  They offer several pasta dishes with different sauces and you have the choice to add meat to some dishes and others already have meat.  The combinations are nothing special and somewhat overpowering sauces.  The beauty of this place is that they sponsor many fundraisers for area schools, ETES being one and 25% of proceeds go to that particular school during that time which is great reason to support this place.
__label__2 I must have driven past Franks A Lot one hundred times before I ever thought to give it a chance.  Franks is on the east side of the road that becomes, airlane, right behind the airport.  As I take airlane to work every morning to avoid a few lights, I kept seeing Franks and finally decided to try it for lunch.  \n\nWhat can I say? A solid hot dog, great price point and an EXTREMELY friendly staff. I haven't pegged if its a family running it from front to back, but I think it is and let me say, they do it well.  There is a drive through as well as basic patio seating.  Make note, they only take cash, but don't worry your lunch wont be more than six or seven dollars anyways.  \n\nTheir specialty is the Chicago dog, which is covered in onion, celery salt, sports peppers, and tomatoes.  Grab a side of their freshly made french fries and you are out the door, loving life.  Their menu extends to service polish sausage, cheese fries and even a philly cheese steak, but I have remained loyal to my Chicago dog....for now.  \n\nIf you happen to find yourself in the area, I say check it out.
__label__0 If I could give 0 stars I would.... Absolute worst sushi and calamari I have ever had! The calamari was rubbery and tasted like they bought it frozen from Costco. I could have bought better sushi from smiths or vons. Service was great, they understood my dissappointment. Sapporo was superb!
__label__0 One Star for SUSHI ONLY!  It was Sunday for Hells Sake!!  Service was HORRIBLE!  The woman running the joint was condescending and rude!  Not only did we want to order more sushi, we wanted to order more alcohol!  We are normally excellent tippers!  However given the fact we received no refills, no wasabi, no ginger, NO SERVICE = NO TIP!
__label__0 I don't know how this place isn't shut down. Terrible service and the grill obviously wasn't cleaned, my egg had burnt pieces of something stuck to them. It tasted and looked like someone tried to cook the egg on a BBQ. This is the worst Denny's I've ever been to. One star because they seated us quick when we arrived.
__label__2 My date and I decided to try something new and stopped at The Lodge for Happy Hour.  We were really pleased with the prices, and all the bartenders/servers seemed really friendly.  And the deep fried cheese curds were to die for!  (I am from Wisconsin, after all.)  However, the bar stools are INCREDIBLY UNCOMFORTABLE.  We didn't stay long, but thought we liked it enough to try it again...at a table next time.\n\nP.S.  We couldn't decide whether to Yelp about the so-scantily-clad-it-was-almost-inappropriate server.  I mean, I know it's a bar and she's working for tips but...geezuz....it made us look around the bar for her pole.
__label__2 The place was charming, and we enjoyed the food, particularly the brats and sweet potato fries, but to call it a serious restaurant is a bit much, since the fare is mostly pub food.  Our main objection is that the music is too loud and the sound system is terrible.
__label__3 This is a great place to eat and hang out with friends.  I always get the pretzel appetizer and the angry chicken sandwich.  When I am eating them, I believe there is nothing better I could be eating at the time.  I crave those items.  I also enjoy the games there- buck hunter, pool and darts. I recommend this place!
__label__2 We ended up only staying about 30 minutes or so.  It's pretty crowded on Saturday nights.  They have a pretty nice patio.  Seems like a fun place to hang out with a group of friends.
__label__1 So I came to this place when I seen it was on tv for having the best sandwiches in the usa... so I got the Sasquatch burger and it looks amazing really big... well after eating it, I realized it was nothing special. All it has is that its a big burger that's all. So I suggest u get something else cuz it was 16  bucks. Not worth it if u ask me since it was not that great. But if u want it too get some likes on ur Facebook or instagram then get.... \n\nThen my wife got the cowboy. It had chilli on it. And well it was a really dry burger. I don't get y but I didn't was not that good either...\n\nSo lessons learned. Not everything on tv is true.
__label__2 The wings were okay. The server was okay. The TVs were okay. The tea was okay. \n\nIt's okay.
__label__1 Overpriced and out of almost everything I ordered. Why didn't I just leave? Oh that is right, I was too lazy to leave Fremont. Face. Palm.
__label__2 I came here to get the new Preztel Bun Cheeseburger. It was decent, although I probably won't be back for another.
__label__3 3.5\n\nI liked L'Autre Version more than I expected I would. I am usually not very enamored of places that look like they were designed by senior citizens who still go to nightclubs. Paying for decor, especially when it's silly, is not my idea of a value proposition. \n\nBut the venison tartar was good and fresh. Pickled cauliflower was a good, bracing accompaniment, but almost too dominant. A fairly classic roast duck presentation was better still, though I'd like a mushroom that better complements the bird. Who wouldn't?\n\nUnder ordinary circumstances I would have indicated a 3.5 star rating with three stars above. But I think it's important that this place's average review score reflect reality. And not disaffected complaints.\n\nOur service, if you're wondering, was very good.
__label__3 I bought a groupon for a facial from Massage Envy and for $40 I got the royal treatment for 1 hour.  This was the first facial I've had so I'm not exactly sure how it's supposed to work, but I thought they did an excellent job.  My expectations weren't very high when I walked into their little business located in a shopping strip in the Park Rd shopping area.  I was quite impressed with the way they maximize what little space they have.\n\nUpon entry I was led into a small relaxing room where I filled out my paper work.  Their forms asked specific questions about my skin and what kind of products I use.  They also asked what qualities I look for in an esthetician.  I really liked that they went over what I had written down, asked me about it and then tried to do what they could to provide the type of service I wanted.\n\nThe lady who performed my facial, Melissa, was great.  She was very knowledgeable and my session was relaxing and informative.  By far the best part of my hour session was the scalp massage!  I would almost pay full price just for that part alone!  Now if only I could train my husband to give a scalp massage like that...\n\nI had a great experience and if I find room in my budget I will definitely go back.
__label__1 Premium price for a standard sandwich.\n\nWould have been an enjoyable visit had the deli guy been at least welcoming.
__label__3 Do I really need to review a Starbucks - I think everyone knows what they are getting when they go in.  The baristas are super awesome at this location and are quick with the drinks.  Seating space is lacking, but that is OK.
__label__4 I work in the same strip mall as this store so I come here often. Starbucks has excellent service, the deli is fast and the sandwiches are truly deli good, KJ at the pharmacy is just about the coolest pharmacist I've met, and I've never had any issues checking out with my groceries.
__label__2 The Wings are pretty good. At least on Tuesdays on Wing Night. Lots of fried food. Everytime I go there I think that I will enjoy the food, but when I taste the food I remember that most of it tastes really boring. \n\nStick with the wings...
__label__0 A horrible representation of the native New Yorker franchise, this location is filthy dirty. We sat in the lounge for a beer and some wings and I immediately noticed the sticky/dirty table, I then noticed the shades were covered with sauce and slime of every type, the staff was engaged with conversations with \"regulars\" and failed to pay any type of decent attention to other guests. My cousin ordered wings which were ok but the service was impersonal and un attentive, this is the worst looking and ran native New Yorker I have been to. The decor is horrible and rivals places on reality tv that need a major makeover, I would guess if corporate came here they would shut it down. This is a sad snap shot of a good company.
__label__2 I have been to many sushi restaurants, cheap to fancy. But at Yokoso, sushi is definitely not their strong point. The sushi pieces were mouthfuls of mostly rice, that too little dry . I ordered a Rainbow Roll and The Pitt Roll. Not good. The prices are OK not very reasonable. I dont know about the other items on the menu, but sushi was meh!\nOnly go here if you are absolutely craving for one.\nBut the service was good and prompt.
__label__0 The staff at this location are idiotic.  Be prepared to be kicked off your computer when theres a wait even when others around you have been on theirs longer.  According to the manager, it doesnt pick the longest user, just a random computer.... um really???  Was told by one idiotic staff to check with her if I need more time and nobody is waiting...  when I asked why I would check with her when the computer automatically extends, she just shrugged.  Library run by morons...
__label__3 I like this location better than the one in Old Town, which is the only other location I've been to. It's a pretty small restaurant, but they also have a small private room in the back for gatherings. \n\nThe ingredients all taste fresh and if you sit at a high top in the bar area you can watch them make the pizza. I love watching the prep! We  actually forgot our leftovers after our last visit and one of the waiters came out to give them to us. So nice!\n\nIf you're lucky you may find parallel parking spot right out front, but there's also more parking in a big lot just to the west of the restaurant. And the best part is you can walk off your meal by strolling around the shops.
__label__3 I loved the crispy crust of the pizza thought it was super good.  I think if you haven't been there and are at the San Tan Mall shopping that its worth a visit.  We went on a double date and it was a pretty good experience.  The only issue I had was that I thought they had a very small dining area, which was probably the reason for the 45min wait.  Also we went on a friday night and probably because of the small area it got very loud, which I know the management has no control over, but just an fyi of my experience.  I'd say if you haven't been and you love pizza its worth the visit.   I may try and stop in for lunch sometime but definitely not on a Friday night, it was just too busy.
__label__4 I love eating here! The first time I ate here the manager introduced himself and was very kind in making sure everything was to our satisfiaction. I think his name was John but not sure...  Very social man. I have always received great service at this location in Gilbert. I also always bring my guests here to eat. The beer is always cold and the pizza is great. The only problem is on the weekends there is always a wait unless you find a spot at the bar. LOL  \n\nI have also eaten at the Chandler location and everyone there is really nice but the Scottsdale location people can be quite moody at times. The Scottsdale location is somewhat hit and miss with the employees. It almost seems like if it isn't there job title then they are almost unwilling to help you but like I said it's hit and miss.
__label__3 We have gone to two Grimaldi's locations.  This location is closer to where we live than the Old Town Scottsdale location and easier to access due to a better parking situation.\n\nWe usually start with the small Antipasto (it helps keep the kids busy while we wait for our pizza).  My favorite part of the Antipasto is the red peppers, they are very flavorful and compliment the dish well.  We always order two pizzas, one small with cheese for the boys (there is no kids menu) and one large with half pepperoni, half garlic for my husband and I.  The quality of the pizza is always consistently great.  The garlic is not overpowering and is complimented well by the coal-fired flavor from the oven.  The pepperoni is very tasty and even a little on the spicy side.  The pizza is so fresh and delicious we have to persuade ourselves into saving some slices for the next day.  We love to have a cold slice for breakfast!\n\nThe only issue we have had at this location is plates with food residue.  We asked our server for two clean plates and one of them was dirty as well. He returned with another clean one and we had no other issues.  We only had an issue with the plates one time, so I would not say it is a chronic problem.\n\nWe always finish with a cannoli, they are too good to pass up!  They are filled with a rich cream with chocolate chips mixed in and sprinkled on top.  It is the perfect ending to a great meal!\n\nOverall we always have a good experience when we go to Grimaldi's.  We have never had to wait for a table at this location, which is great when dining out with children!  I always recommend Grimaldi's to my co-workers and friends who are looking for great pizza.  On our last visit I got a free one topping large pizza for my birthday after I signed up for their mailing list! Great perk for a fan of Grimaldi's!  I would recommend giving them a shot if you appreciate a great slice!
__label__2 I had some drinks & pizza here on 6/28/12.\n\nI was here on a Thursday, and this place was PACKED & INSANE!  It was pretty much elbow-room only.  Not much privacy, and the atmosphere was very loud.  \n\nThe service was excellent, but the food was VERY expensive for what you are getting.  Thin-crust pizza was tasty, but very well-done & crispy/crunchy.  Some may like it this well-done, and some may not.\n\nThe bathrooms are VERY small (single person - Lock door behind you).  This absolutely DOES NOT go with the capacity at which the restaurant was at.  Expect a wait if you have to pee.\n\nI may or may not come back.
__label__2 I had not been to a Grimaldi's in about five years prior to this visit. I knew that it was a rather pricey pizza restaurant but I was craving pizza and we were at San Tan Mall so I figured I would give it another try. I was with my sister and she did have her dog with her so we asked one of the manager's if we could sit outside on the patio with the dog. At first she said no but then she told us if we could find a seat near the edge of the railing and tie him up on the outside of the rail, we could eat on the patio. We did end up finding a perfect spot where we were able to tie him up and have him right next to us while sitting on the patio. It was really nice of her to let us do that and accommodate our needs with the dog. Good start.\n\nWe were pretty hungry last night and we both really wanted a starter of some kind, garlic bread, bruschetta, something like that... To our surprise Grimaldi's carries no form of appetizers other than salads. Salads are great and all but we just couldn't believe that they had no other kind of appetizer. When we asked our waitress if they had any sort of bread she  seemed almost irritated that we even asked. We decided that we would just end up ordering a starter caesar salad because really this was one of our only choices. We also ordered a large   pepperoni, onion and jalapeno pizza. The salad was okay. The caesar dressing was a little to bitter for me, a little too much vinegar for my tastes.\n\nThe pizza here for me is just okay. Some people really love Grimaldi's and to each their own, but it is just not the pizza of choice for me. The crust was a little over done which because of the coal brick oven gave it a slight burned taste. I did like the fresh mozzarella and that was probably the best part of the pizza but I found myself eating around other parts of the pizza just to get to the bits of cheese. I am just not a fan of Grimaldi's pizza and I won't find myself coming back here to pay $22 for a pizza I don't like. The service was pretty good. Our waitress was very attentive. I did get a slight sense of arrogance from her but overall she kept our drinks refilled and she did answer our questions even if she was a little snooty about it. I did give a three star because even though this is not the pizza for me, it is not bad pizza, just not my taste.
__label__4 At $10 per adult, you can't really go wrong here. We spent probably a little over 2 hrs at the museum and felt it was well worth the price of admission. I enjoy American History, and this was no exception.
__label__3 DD, you have redeemed yourself!  After my first nightmare experience at DD, I decided to give it another shot.  It was Friday night, Happy Hour with a party of 8, a recipe for disaster.  I called ahead and was delighted to hear they accepted reservations.  We were sat immediately upon arrival and greeted by our server shortly after.  If you've never been to DD, their Happy hour is awesome and runs until 8PM.   The HH menu has a little bit of everything including starters, entrees, salads, drinks, and burgers.   I started off with the mushroom and brie fondue and a hibiscus margarita. Both were excellent; I just wish they served it with more dipping items. It came with a few small slices of pretzel and a couple veggies, so I ended up with a bunch of fondue and a spoon!  Other starters ordered included a shrimp \"cocktail\", pretzels and crab cakes.  Those who ate them seemed very pleased as they disappeared quickly.   For dinner I went with the Veggie burger.  It was homemade and very tasty.  Unfortunately I had gorged myself in fondue so was unable to eat hardly any of it.   A few other burgers were ordered at the table, some tacos, a huge salad (Which was on HH too) and a couple orders of sliders. The sliders looked awesome; they were much bigger than any other slider I have ever seen.  My initial reaction was to upgrade my review to a 3, but after further consideration I've decided 4 stars is more appropriate considering the quality and price of the food.
__label__2 This is a fun place to eat, but just not my cup of tea.\n\nThe service was very good and is what gets it a passing grade.\n\nUnfortunately, the food was very average. Everything was completely over-seasoned, so much so, that i could only eat half the food, and I was starving. Do not get the special hash and the potatoes on the same plate, they are seasoned nearly identically and would require you to drink a gallon of water to even attempt to finish it all. The quality of everything else though is fairly good though and i think this is why it is popular here. Maybe just stick with waffles and pancakes, they did look pretty good.\n\nIt is hard to say that i would recommend this place, maybe i would if I knew that person loved over seasoned food. It is a fun place though.
__label__1 ZuZu? Orange Table?  D'lish? The Breakfast Club?  OR Daily Dose?  This is what my husband and I pondered early Sunday morning as we planned to meet another couple for brunch.  After reading numerous Yelp reviews and a few other sites, Daily Dose was the decision!  \nThe four of us were seated outside at a raised table.  Nice!  Inside seemed really claustrophobic and dark, so to be outside was great.  Our waitress was slow to arrive, but time passed easily as we were caught up in conversation.  I had read that Daily Dose had the BEST Bloody Marys in town.  So we all ordered one.  I love celery in mine, but I guess they do not garnish with celery, but the waitress said she would do it if I wanted.  We all ordered them spicy too.  We couldn't wait!!!!!!!  But we DID wait........and wait.......and wait......and wait, well you get my drift.  They finally came!  With a green onion as a garnish!?!  OK, Celery?  Oh, it WAS in there, just a tiny short piece that was halfway down the glass.  Well, she did have it in there.  \nThe menu item choices were impressive!  They looked so creative!  I was excited to order! We ordered the breakfast nachos, which everyone on Yelp raved about!  We also ordered the eggs benedict with prime rib and the Southwest Flannel Hash.  And then we waited, and waited and waited......\nEVERYONE on the patio had no food.  NONE!  I love looking at what other people have ordered, but not one person on the \"packed\" patio had food.  Not in any stage- just starting, just finishing, in the middle, nothing.  Many did not have anything but water.  I couldn't believe how long the service took.    FINALLY, our food came with no apology of how long it took.  My husband and I shared our order of nachos and prime rib eggs benedict.  The eggs benedict looked good, but when I cut into it, it was a snotty, white mess of undercooked egg white.  In my experience, the only runny part should be the yoke, right?  Well, although I would have preferred the white to have been cooked, my husband and I ate it anyway.  The prime rib was virtually nonexistent.  The breakfast nachos were a HUGE disappointment.  The chorizo was more like flavorless ground meat.  No zing or heat.  The scrambled eggs on it were dry, overcooked, and tasted of sulfur - which is what happens to scrambled eggs when they are over cooked.  There was supposed to be mozzarella cheese on them.  Where?   I don't know, but the nachos were covered in a gluey sauce that I assume was supposed to be a nacho cheese of some sort?  There was also a cup of the gluey sauce on the side.  I guess they felt we needed more? The chips were so greasy, most were translucent.  We didn't eat most of it, just tried to pick and find the edible parts.  By that time we were so hungry and who knows where our 18 year old waitress was to make a complaint anyway.  My friend's Southwest Flannel Hash, which she let me sample, were the WORST I ever had.  I mean how can you mess up corned beef hash?  There was a weird sweet component to it.  She did not finish it, which is odd because she loves corned beef hash and always finishes it.  Her Husband had the prime rib eggs benedict like I did.  He is in the restaurant industry and manages a very popular resort restaurant and he was not happy with his meal at all.  Especially the prime rib part.  I was with him on that one.  To wrap up our  two and  1/2 hour brunch  experience (yes it took that long from start to finish due to slow service) Daily Dose was flat bland, busy and overpriced.   Sorry brother and sister Yelpers, I am in disagreement on this one.
__label__1 The places looks good, there's a line out the door, but they are cheap on bacon for the BLT sandwich. It had two pieces total for the entire sandwich. When I ordered extra bacon it cost $3.54, for three pieces of bacon. Not happy that a BLT now cost me $13.53. To the manager, please Don't be cheap with the bacon, it makes your nice restaurant low end. \n\nOn the positive side I had the burger and it was very tasty. My wife did like her BLT, but  won't order it again. I would have given this place 4 stars if not for the bacon.
__label__4 A good old standby, when you can't think of anywhere else to go for breakfast or lunch.  I don't always go there (cause I like variety), but DD is on my favorites list.  Why?\n\nAlways crowded, but I get seated quickly.\nAlways good food.  \nAlways good service.\nAlways a nice drink selection (full bar, yo!)\nAlways solid.  And for that I am grateful.
__label__3 I had the smoked salmon on a egg white omelet.  Staff nice, ambiance fantastic, easy parking, prices comparable to downtown Scottsdale.  My drink was kinda week, but I would return for sure.
__label__1 Came here for lunch.  I ordered the ceviche and what I received was basically chips and watery salsa with a few chunks of shrimp.  I may sound like a snob, but I've enjoyed authentic ceviche in Peru and this sorry excuse for seafood salsa is not what ceviche is supposed to be.  Ceviche is raw fish \"cooked\" in lemon/lime juice with peppers and onions.
__label__3 Nice little place with a wide variety of food on the menu. Sitting on the patio was awesome. The sliders were amazing and I would defiantly come back again.
__label__3 So I stopped at Daily Dose before heading to Sedona and it was the perfect place to get a hearty breakfast before a hike. There were a lot of people there but they seated pretty fast. The patio is spacious and has a really relaxing vibe for being in downtown Scottsdale. \n\nI ordered the prime rib Benedict which was awesome and the breakfast nachos, which is more food than anyone should eat before 10am. The fruit that came on the side didn't taste very fresh and the roasted potatoes had cumin on them which kind of threw me off. The prime rib was tender and the hollandaise sauce was on point. Breakfast nachos had this really good queso dip and the salsa was light and fresh--truly enjoyed this dish a lot. \n\nOur server was super nice and the food came out fast. Parking is easy to find, it's right around the building and has a three hour limit.
__label__2 First time...food was great...can't wait to go to a moes that's not at the airport!
__label__1 More mediocre food at McCarran airport. Moe's is located at the end of terminal A. I didn't think it was as bad as other reviewers. I got the junior sized burrito, which was plenty of food for me. The chicken was seasoned well, but was dry. It was filled with mediocre rice and beans and all the typical add-ons that you would find at a fast food place similar to Chipotle. The burrito also came with a pile of stale chips.\n\nService was slow because there was only one person working. So, she had to assemble the food and ring it up. It was pricey, of course, because you're trapped in the airport and don't have many options.
__label__2 I love Moe's, personally I like it better than Chipotle because of the salsa bar at most locations. Since this is an airport location, no salsa bar :( but just ask and they will give you to-go cup size salsa/queso. \n\nBurritos are my personal fav at Moe's it's hard to go wrong. This location has breakfast burritos, which for me is a great option instead of taking the long walk back down the A gate hallway to less healthier BK for a quick lunch while waiting to board my flight.
__label__3 The Grand Lux Cafe is by the same creator of The Cheesecake Factory, but my experience at this location in the Palazzo was better than any Cheesecake Factory that I have been to.  Yum!  \n\nFrom eating at the Wynn Buffet, Lavo, Suger & Ice, to McDonalds, Table 10, and other eating adventures in Vegas, this place was a nice happy medium.  Although the service was a bit slow, the food was noteworthy!  I personally had the sandwich lunch special for about $10 which included half a chicken salad sandwich, soup, and a salad with their amazing ranch dressing.  The bf had steak and shrimp scampi, which was MmMmMm and OMG MmMmMm!  The steak literally melts in your mouth with tender juiciness while the shrimp scampi was breaded with loads of wonderful flavor.  \n\nThumbs up to Grand Lux Cafe!  I shall return! =)
__label__3 Want a late night snack at 3am?  Feel like breakfast after you get up at 1pm?  This is your place.  Always dependable.  Never had an issue with the food here.
__label__4 I had the best burger in this place, it's awesome, the waiters there are so friendly, elegant atmosphere, great place and reasonable prices
__label__3 Tried this place at The Venetian last time I was in Vegas, so when I stayed at the Palazzo I definitely wanted to eat here again.  Have to say I was REALLY confused because I didn't know there was one in each hotel.\n\nNevertheless, there were WAY too many choices to pick from given the amount of sleep I had the night before.  Got the lunch miso salmon and have to say it was DEEEELICIOUS!!! Some of the guys ordered breakfast, and we all enjoyed our food.  I definitely recommend this place for anytime although it is a bit pricey.  Go here before you hit the Casino otherwise you're eating $1.00 hot dogs the rest of your trip
__label__2 First off let me say that I had a to-go order. The 3 stars may be a little on the harsh side for their overall service since I've never experienced the regular dining areas.\n\nI had two simple orders. 1 Chicken sandwich (bun), 1 Chicken flat bread sandwich. Both orders came with fries. As I was told the wait would be 20 minutes, I ventured back out into the Casino and signed up for Palazzo's Players Card. I came back in 15 minutes on the dot to ensure I'd be receiving my food nice and hot (or so I thought). \n\nMy flat bread sandwich was pretty good. It had nice flavor and a generous size. I was told the other sandwich was good, however the fries for both were not only cold, but chewy and dry. Whether they typically don't take much consideration for take out orders, or because their organization in the kitchen needs work: I'm not certain because I've only eaten here this one time. For such a basic order, I can't see myself rating them any higher. I might eat there again one day because of convenience, but if that experience doesn't turn out better, you can bet this place will never get my money again. Plenty of other options in Vegas.
__label__4 One of my family's favorites!  Consistently excellent.\nTonight, the boy had Sloppy Joe made w/ beef short rib!  Outstanding texture and flavor.  Its served in a New England roll (like a lobster roll bread) that is soft, tasty, toasted to a nice crisp on the outside and buttery.  Served w/ diced white onions.  Awesome.\nI had the chicken parm / shrimp scampi combo w/ angel hair pasta w/ marinara.  Outstanding and for $19.80.\nMy wife had the spicy calamari salad.  The calamari was fried to perfection with a puffy, crisp batter that enhanced the flavor of the calamari.\nBe warned that the serving sizes are large!  We will be back!
__label__3 Ate here the first night my boyfriend and I got to Vegas. We were blown away by the decor of the restaurant, the quality of the food, the taste, and the price.\n\nI ordered the veggie pizza which might very well be the best veggie pizza I've ever had. The crust was soft yet crunchy on the bottom. The grilled veggies on top were amazing. All the flavors were amazing on the pizza. I think it was only $13. I had like 4 slices to take home after eating 4 in the restaurant. \n\nWe went back a second time and got mashed potato stuff eggrolls for appetizer. They were pretty good but they needed something more. Maybe the bacon since we ordered it without. I was craving asian food and got the zen noodles thinking it was a stir fry. Turned out to be a makeshift version of pho. Not good. A miss with that one. But I'm still stuck on the amazing pizza so I forgive them for the noodles. My bf ate a burger which he said was really good. \n\nThis place is also 24 hrs. Amazing ambiance, price, and food for Vegas! Watch out for crazy drunks at night.
__label__3 The food is always solid here, it may as well be called the cheesecake factory because everything tastes the same.  I laugh because my friends always go lets go to Grand Lux because it's cheap there, then we never really get out paying less than $20 a person for just the meal no drinks, lol.  Yeah it's cheap for Vegas, but when you eat here for late dinner everynight (3am or so) it adds up for just drunkie food, lol.  If you've only got a half hour to dine, call ahead to order because the service isn't that quick.
__label__3 Reminded me exactly of Cheesecake Factory in the Palazzo. Everything here is Texas-sized: menu, portions, drinks, etc. We had an awesome Saturday afternoon lunch/hangover killer on a bachelor party weekend. Prices were Vegas-esque so a little more than you'd pay elsewhere.
__label__0 They just shoved us on to a tiny table in the corner.  Half the restaurant is open but they refuse to move us.  We are too tired to leave so we deal with it.
__label__2 In a sea of gourmet restaurants sometimes you want something ordinary.\nFor a cafe, it's not bad. We just wanted something \"normal\" for a late lunch. Alot of places weren't even open yet, many others had a limited lunch menu. It was Sunday with football games on so, alot of the bar type places were packed.\nIt really reminded me of Cheesecake Factory. Lots of menu choices. Staff was nice.\nI got Fried Chicken with Mashed Potatoes, it wasn't greasy, but it was a bit salty, I've had better, I've had worse. The potatoes were a bit bland, but my salty chicken helped even things out. I ordered a Pear Martini and they were out of the ingredients, so I had a delicious Strawberry Martini. My husband got a Cheeseburger and fries, the fries were good, I didn't try the burger but it looked good, he devoured it, and said it was better than he expected.\nI would eat here again if in a pinch, but with so many better restaurants in walking distance, it's doubtful.
__label__2 3.5 star restaurant.  I believe this is part of cheese cake factory, and cheesecake is better.  I accidentally ordered the wild mushroom burger thinking that there would be all kinds of mushshroms on my beef patty, but it literally a mushroom patty, it was my fault.  We also got calamari and a Cobb salad.  The calamari was good and the salad was ok.  Overall this is a solid place, where you can escape some of the higher priced restaurants in the casino.
__label__1 Blah. Wow, is it just me. Went to Vegas for a quick trick (haven't been there in a while) and had an overall poor experience with food. I thought Vegas was picking it...trying to play with the big boys like NYC, San Fran and L.A. It's just not happening.\n\nFor the prices at this place, you should expect more. $18 for a salad...no creativity whatsoever, no unique ingredients, not organic, etc.\n\nEat lunch elsewhere. Only thing that was good was their onion soup--and I don't care for onion, but this one was decent.
__label__1 2 stars for some halfassed service.\nIt was 5am and the place was empty.... the server seemed a bit off too... dragged his feet as if he was half a zombie.\nFood took foreverrrrrrrrr, asked for straws 3 times, needed napkins, bill took forever, omg. \n\nOn a brighter note, the chicken lettuce wraps were good and filling. Didn't feel so guilty for eating at 5am :)
__label__3 Went to Grand Lux cafe for breakfast.  Pretty good.  Service was great.  I had the eggs Benedict, was large so I only ate half.  My son said his fried chicken and waffle was delicious.  The hash browns were a little too soggy but other than that I have no complaints.  My waitress even made me some coffee to go!  Overpriced, but all hotel restaurants in Vegas are.
__label__2 I hate writing 3 star reviews, they are the most boring.  I am usually too lazy to write them to be honest.  Nothing was that great, nothing was that bad, just a forgettable meal.  The Grand Lux Cafe at the Palazzo was just that for me.  Came here for breakfast because we wanted to stay close to the hotel.  After looking at a very uninspired breakfast buffet, we ordered off the menu.\n\nI ordered \"The Best Eggs Benedict\".  Really, that's what it's called on the menu.  I would like them to change the name to  \"Not the Worst Eggs Benedict\".  Eggs were poached nicely, but the ham wasn't anything special.  A big slab of Louis Rich quality ham.  The english muffin was a pretty large compared to the poached egg.  It wasn't very toasted and thus got soggy underneath a pile of hollandaise sauce.  Way too much sauce going on here.  Fortunately it came with a side of hash browns to soak up all the sauce.  http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/grand-lux-cafe-las-vegas-5?start=300#4xIDFoFkv-erhPe8JFuqfw\n\nThe wife had the DeLux Breakfast Sandwich, which came with scrambled eggs, ham, bacon, grilled tomato, and havarti cheese.  I didn't try any of it, but she just kind of shrugged her shoulders when I asked how it was. http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/grand-lux-cafe-las-vegas-5?start=300#Jst4brxUtnAHaajwiebEDQ\n\nMy brother also wasn't impressed with his Huevos Rancheros.  Fried eggs on top of corn tortillas, black beans, saut\u00e9ed peppers and onions, with cheddar cheese topped with \"spicy\" ranchero sauce.  His biggest problem was that the ranchero sauce had no spice at all, in fact the whole dish was quite flavorless even though it looked nice.  He salvaged his breakfast with the help of tabasco sauce.  http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/grand-lux-cafe-las-vegas-5?start=300#Rmtzr49KIb2JE_Mev2HcGg\n\nThe only hit were the breakfast beignets.  These were excellent.  This might have been the first time having a beignet, where I haven't thought, if only I were at the Cafe du Monde in New Orleans.  So often places try to do a knock off of those, but these seemed to be their own thing.  They were piping hot right out of the fryer with just a small amount of powdered sugar on them.  I'm normally a purest and want my beignets with lots of sugar and that's it, but these were served with 4 dipping sauces.  Lots of sugar would have gotten in the way here for dipping. My favorite sauce was sweet milk based, like a more liquid bavarian cream.  The raspberry sauce was also excellent.  Mixing the two sauces even better.  There was also a chocolate sauce and a cinnamon sugar based sauce.  There were at least 8 or 9 beignets in the basket, perfect for sharing.  http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/grand-lux-cafe-las-vegas-5?start=300#pd2HMS9A30TXlwNFPRAXxw\n\nIf it's breakfast time, I would come back for beignets for sure and some coffee, but that's about it.  Not sure about lunch or dinner, you'll have to read other people's reviews on that.
__label__0 My husband, Jim W., teases me because I only have one and five star reviews.  I guess that's what it takes to motivate me.  Apparently, I was really motivated this morning at McDonald's.\n\nNo one over the age of eight goes to McDonald's for the food.  We either go because it's quick (sometimes) or cheap (not anymore) or convenient or because we are craving that childhood food memory.  So Jim and I met there this morning  (score one for convenient) for a quick snack and chat about the week.\n\nWhile we're waiting for the food I notice a sign that says they have free samples on Monday morning.  I was fascinated by this.  Since when has McDonald's offered samples?  And who hasn't tried their potatoes and needs to know what they taste like?  Who doesn't know the taste of crunchy grease without a reminder?  So, curiosity getting the better of me, I asked for a sample.  I really wanted to see what it was.  That's when I was reminded where, exactly, I was.\n\nI was told that there was no way I could have a sample.  When I inquired why that was I was informed that the person accompanying me had ordered what they were sampling.\n\nOh.\n\nThough most yelpers know my prolific yelper husband, this woman did not.  In fact, she had no idea who he was in relation to me.  He could have been my husband but he could just as easily been an anal colleague who would rather die than allow me to sample his food, which I assume was the implication in her refusal.\n\nNow, I acknowledge that this is a ridiculous nothing of an issue.  But these days I run into more and more silly little annoyances and I just couldn't let this one pass.  You see, the woman was very satisfied with herself, as if I was trying to \"get over on the man\" (i.e. McDonald's) and she thwarted me.  It's just so stupid.  So, I guess they saved themselves a quarter of a hash brown but they got this nifty review instead.\n\nAs to the biscuit I did eat, well ... it was McDonald's.
__label__0 The kids play area is NASTY! I like to come in to let my kids play so I can do my homework, but today the play area is terribly dirty. There is only 1 table that doesn't have garbage on it. I came in at 4 in the afternoon, and no one else was here. I don't understand why the play area is this dirty.  I will not be coming back to this play area, even though it is right next to my house. I will drive to another McDonalds.  Also, I ordered 2 waters and 3 yogurt parfaits, and it took forever. They didn't even have to make anything for me. They were all standing around talking to each other. I do not recommend this place for your kids to enjoy.
__label__2 Average at best.  I am pretty sure that my buttermilk pancakes, potatoe pancakes, eggs, and sausage links were not cooked enough.  Granted, I recieved my food less than 3 minutes after I ordered but I would have been okay with waiting another 2 minutes for a completely cooked meal.  \n\nMy mom's pancake recipe is much better anyway...
__label__1 Got to agree with the people weighing in on this Walmart with two stars. I have been going to it for about a year, but I'm changing my prescriptions over to another Walmart because I just can't take the trashiness anymore. \n\nI love Walmarts overall, but this one is the reason that I can't always recommend them to friends. (Had an Walmart-challenged friend come into town and use the restroom, and she heard someone puking in the stall next to her. So of course, she is NEVER going to go into a Walmart again, ever.)
__label__1 This would be a 3-star if I have ever received even remotely decent service.  I have been there twice, one time with almost no one there and one time during pre-season football and both times, I thought I was invisible, which is a shame because the food is actually pretty good.  When I was there when it was SLOW, we were at a table and we weren't really sure why we were getting ignored so badly.  The second time, we sat at the bar and maybe the bartender thought the groups of guys would tip better than my bf and I because she didn't give us the time of day .... come to think of it, NONE of the bartenders gave us the time of day.  I had to resort to putting my empty bottles on the edge of the bar for them to notice me and that was the only time they even looked our way. \n\nIt's a shame too because like I said, the food is actually pretty decent.
__label__0 This place is now closed. Apparently they lost their liquor license and those of us who purchased a Yelp Deal for that place are stuck with a certificate we cannot use. Shame, because I heard so many great things about the food. RIP Antars.
__label__1 I had been going here for years and thought they actually cared about doing good work for me. They once did... but as time passed, it got worse and worse. Unfortunately, since they messed up my last bass project... chipped my neck pocket and installed pick-up off center, etc... I will not be going back there again.
__label__3 I actually end up spending more time here than I do at my actual apartment. I travel to Charlotte almost weekly for work, and the staff at this hotel is amazing. They are very personable, and extremely accommodating. This is nice to have, since I am rarely home.
__label__0 @hyattPlace in 25 years of business trips I have never had to leave my hotel room to buy cleaning products to clean my own bathroom. I was checked in to two rooms both with disgusting dirty bathtubs. Told that it was unable to be cleaned and given 4 cookies. I got in my car, drove 4 minutes to a CVS for $3.98 I purchased a Mr Clean Magic Eraser and in 10 minutes in front of a staff member, after having driven 8 hours, I cleaned my own hotel bathroom. Unbelievable. Unbelievably embarrassed for this brand. Hyatt Place is my hotel of choice for business and personal trips and I choose this brand above all else. But having to clean my own bathroom that in addition to being covered with grime and dirt also had human hair is just beyond any bad experience I've ever had. I can not believe that this housekeeping staff could not put 10 min worth if effort into cleaning all these bathrooms. As I understand it all these rooms have the same issue. Someone needs to address this issue. There is no excuse. \n\nHyatt Place Charlotte/Arrowood\n7900 Forest Point Boulevard\nCharlotte, NC 28273, US
__label__3 I have never stayed at a Hyatt Place hotel before, but I will make it a regular chain from now on. on this same trip I stayed at the Hyatt Place in Nashville and both hotels were what every hotel should be. great customer service,  clean room, and a great overall experience!
__label__3 The Montreal public transit system is pretty sweet. For $3 you can jump on any bus (heads up they don't give change) or metro (they do) and get to most places on the island. Most of the core metro stops were originally built right before Expo 67 - in other words, a bunch of urban planners and artists spent a bunch of money to make beautiful transit that would help showcase Montreal to the world. Each original station featured a different Quebecois artist, so sometimes you'll pop out of the metro below giant stained glass, or come up the stairs to face an enormous sculpted tree. The Mtl subway system is the most used system in Canada, the city has been coordinating forms of public transit since 1861 and you do get the feeling that, though not perfect, it's something Mtl takes seriously and tries to do right. \n\nThe subway and buses are very clean and even kind of chic compared to Toronto or NYC's, and the system is simple to navigate: eg unlike other city's subways you won't have different trains running the same track, stopping at the exact same spot requiring you to read a sign on the train itself to make sure you've got the right one. In Montreal if you stand on the right platform, you're getting on the right train. \n\nThe monthly pass is called the Opus card, it costs about $70 a month for unlimited rides if you're an adult, but you can also just buy 10 or 20 rides at a time on your Opus card and they won't expire at the end of the month - a sweet cheap option for a commuter like me who doesn't need to use transit every day. When you swipe your Opus card at the metro turnstile it shows you how many rides you have left so you know when to refill. It doesn't have a photo on it, but you can register your Opus card number at Berri, Jean Talon, Snowdon, or Lionel to protect you in case of loss or theft. \n\nIf you're a visitor you can check out the 1 day or 1 week rates, but these have set start and end days and times that I find confusing personally. When folks visit me we just buy the $20 pack of 10 tickets - these can be used on the bus or metro, they include transfers, and they don't expire for a year (or more?) so whatever my guests don't use doesn't go to waste. \n\nWhen using these tickets on the metro just slide the ticket into the slot as indicated, wait for it to pop back up, then remove it and push through the turnstile.\n\nThe metro stops downtown - eg McGill, Peel - connect to the underground malls, so you can shop and wander indoors for miles in the winter. Calling this an underground city is overselling it, but for mall basements connected by tunnels and metros it's arright.\n\nThe metros generally stop running around 1am, except during nuit blanche when they run all night. There are useful night buses that run most of the major arteries, and the lineup for these at 3am is jovial, boozy and ridiculous (the one to Montreal West and the West Island leaves from Atwater). \n\nIn general I've had great experiences with the drivers and staff at the metros and on the buses - special shoutout to the singing driver who is beloved on every route he drives. The staff are mostly but not always bilingual, but anyway all the automated tellers have an English option. There is confusion every time they change the system, but that's to be expected and doesn't happen too often. There was a brief period when STM bus drivers all seemed like jerks because they would drive away from passengers trying to cross the street or running up at the last second to catch the bus, but someone seems to have changed their mind about this jerkiness being a good idea and now they act like kind-hearted humans again, waiting that extra second for little old ladies trying to catch the bus, and things are much better.
__label__1 The stm is a great way to get around Montreal. Fares are reasonable and have many options for locals and tourists. \n\nFares can be bought at opus machines in metro stations or some retailers such as jean coutou or pharmaprix.\n\nOne thing I dislike about Stm is their front line staff... Don't get me wrong there are some great staff at the stm but the majority of them just stink! I remember one time I was on the route 51 bus and asked the driver nicely for directions in my broken french, the lady who was driving the bus asked me \"do I speak French?\" I replied \"a little\" and she says \"well I do not speak english\" and gave me a disgusted stare and started muttering something in French... I was like WTF??? \n\nI would of gave Stm 4 stars if the staff provided better customer service.
__label__1 I went back to the Rio to change and get a quick bite, and this place looked safe. Run of the mill as it gets, but the prices are a total joke. It's a burger and fries, for 14 bucks! If I pay 14 bucks for a burger and fries at a walk up joint, it should at least be sufficiently kick ass. Not at all.
__label__2 So this place is pricey for being fast food kind of. The food is decent though.  The cheese sticks are good but not for $6. I tried the chili and that wasn't all that great. It was $5 and it was not so good. The one thing that was really good was the ceasar salad. It was about $6 or so which is not bad at all. If I would have to go back I would definitely go back for the salad and nothing more.
__label__3 Food is made fresh... its good, quick and easy!  Only drawback is that you are essentially eating on the casino floor  ...but got to watch a hockey game while I ate.
__label__0 Lets start off good and work downward shall we..............\nI loved the salad bar THE BEST APPLE AND CHICKEN SALAD I ever had.  Mozzarella Boccochinis, the best asparagus  I have had ever. Not crazy about the Prosciutto (no taste, very blah) but the smoked salmon superbly sliced and Fabulous. Let me not forget what ever was on the table in the pop over bread thing. OMG that was a highlight for me. Now I like to see my wait staff work hard as I tip off that idea. These Guys were on their game, quickly as if they were riding a horse. they came to the table with swords of meat and sliced accordingly to my desired cook level. After sampling every meat  (or most of them) I dawned on me that somehow they all tasted alike.   The saturation on herbs and the distinct flavor of lemon smothered each meat.   Now I like lemon of lamb and pork but not everything.  I did PIG out and I was sorry that I could not afford the 14.50 for a glass of wine nor the 8.50 for a cup of coffee.  I love meat and meat loves me, but I just can't be that glutenous.  \nSorry I could not be more support of.
__label__2 I went to Fogo de Chao last week during AZ Restaurant week with a couple of friends. Unfortunately, this place didn't really rise much past mediocre (read on)\n\nFogo de Chao is a typical, although nicely done-up Brazilian steakhouse establishment. The building is grand and colored in nice deep earth tones. It was a Saturday so it was packed, but nonetheless, we had reservations and were seated quickly once the whole party arrived. Brazilian steakhouses aren't really my thing, but I've striven to be impartial on this review. \n\nFirst, the salad bar. There is a nice selection of things here including fresh vegetables, prosciutto and a giant parmesan that people hack into. So, on to the first two major demerits:  There was smoked salmon on offer, but the particular slab on offer here was frozen. At these prices ($19.50 just for the privilege to graze the salad bar, but comes with the normally $46.50 free-for-all per person price), this is a screw-up that is not even close to being acceptable for a simple salad bar setup, and of course the price compounds the level of disappointed that I reach. I know that Americans are into big, but the parmesan was puzzling given that this is a block of cheese that is either shaven or grated, or enjoyed in deliciously rich chunks. It was impossible to get a nice shaving out of this thing as there were no decent implements to get into the parmesan well. \n\nSecond, the meat service. There was a nice meat selection, and overall the meats were of good quality and quite tasty. However, I did notice that the cheaper cuts of meat were much more plentiful and forthcoming. Our table actually had to actively ask for them to send over the lamb, pork tenderloin, and beef ribs. We were also told that some of the cuts were unavailable. The complimentary sides were delicious. The cheese bread, polenta and bananas were lovely. \n\nDessert was just uninspiring, boring, pre-fabricated crap. It was free so I can't complain too much, but in normal circumstances they're probably charging in the high $9 to mid $10 range for a thin, crappy piece of what I think is anything but homemade cheesecake with an uninspiring combination of HFCS, sugar, red food coloring, and a couple of strawberry seeds that was the sauce. My friend had the chocolate mousse cake which was equally uninspiring and crappy. I'm not expecting a superstar dessert, but at least make an honest attempt at quality. \n\nThe booze is WAY overpriced. $12.25 for a \"Premium Caipirinha\" ... are you kidding? And, to boot, one of the things that pisses me off to no end (and results in major loss of critique points) at high end restaurants ... BILL ERRORS. We had a total of two cocktails and were billed for four. Simply, unacceptable. We weren't even brought a revised check before we handed over our credit cards for payment, and what's worse, not even an apology from the server regarding this $25 whoops on the bill. The only saving grace of that incident is that we were charged correctly in the end.\n\nSo, \n\nOverall:  C to C+ \n              Fogo de Chao has a lot of potential to be a great Churrascaria\n               as it bills itself to be. On this particular occasion it didn't really\n               rise much past mediocre given some borderline egregious \n               failures in service and food quality. Some plus points for\n               great interior design though. \n\nFood:     B-      (Big plus points for great meat. Minus points for the \n                         piss poor attempt [if I can call it that] at dessert, and \n                         frozen smoked salmon on the salad bar) \n\nBooze:  C-      ($12.25 for a Caipirinha? Give me a break!)\n\nService: C     (Service was overall good. Near failure in service for\n                       the bill error. The only saving grace was their \n                      responsiveness when we asked for something specific)
__label__4 I didn't  go for the great salad bar or even the best dinner rolls I have  ever had. We went for the steak....every one of the options(over 10) were fantastic. The fact that you get to try as many and as much as you'd like makes it great.  No this isn't a buffet like it  sounds. GO hungry and leave happy,period.
__label__4 If you have not yet been to this place and have any sort of respect for being a carnivore, get yourself to FOGO ASAP. I don't think it's possible for anyone to leave this place disappointed. Even a vegetarian would enjoy the wonderful all you can eat salad bar, however if you are trying Fogo for the first time, do not make the rookie mistake and go crazy when they turn you loose on the salad bar. Save every inch of stomach space for the Unlimited amount of 15 different kind of meats that you will be consuming.  So go lithe on that salad bar if you must, turn that card over to green and let the glorious amount of meats be carved right onto your plate. The three side dishes they bring you are delish don't get me wrong, partake in those, but don't go crazy, it's ALL about the meat.   The only think this place could do better was create a separate bathroom to purge so your stomach could hold more meat. \n\nFogo is pricey, 47 dollars  a head for unlimited food, so if you aren't hungry don't waste your money. They will tell you about their house specialty mojito. It is quite delicious but do beware its 12 dollars and that's not advertised.  Do yourself a favor, if it's a special occasion or your just looking to treat yourself to a great meal, GO HERE. PLEASE. You've earned it. Afterwards  the amount of meat and food you consume, you may feel that you disrespected all the starving people in the world. YES you did. But damnit its worth it.
__label__4 Meat Heaven.  This place is phenomenal.  A good spot for special occasions.  This is definitely a restaurant to be enjoyed in moderation.  Quarterly is my limit.  I always need about three months to recover from the meat coma.  \n\nThe salad bar is perfect for anyone in your party that doesn't want meat.  The service is always fantastic and you never have to wait for one individual to get back to you.  Servers and Gauchos are always attentive.
__label__3 Food was great, except for the desert.  We shared the tres leches and didn't care for it.  Bacon wrapped filet and chicken were great, sausage is awesome as well.
__label__2 This was my second trip to this location and I noticed their salad bar had fewer items from before.  It was still very good but am disappointed that they seemed to have eliminated some items. I am not a big meat eater and came for the salad bar so I noticed these things. It was still really really good however.
__label__3 Never was told or saw a sign about the $50/per person (i thought it was 35), so it was a nice sticker shock at the end of this experience. Probably will go here once every blue moon unless someone has a big announcement and wants to celebrate, but it's nice to try it just once. Come here hungry as if you want to eat a horse, because that's exactly what is going down in here.\n\n- the salad bar deserves an A+ .\n- all you can (eat/handle) banana fritters. Lord.....A+
__label__4 Great food, fun atmosphere, and the service is excellent! Great for a special occasion, just don't forget to come hungry.
__label__4 My boyfriend and I love this place! Great mojitos and be ready to eat! Great lighting. Lots of room.
__label__2 This is one of those places that you must try at least one time. It is a fun experience and the meat its regularly pretty good.\nDo not come on a holiday, they do not maintain the same level of service and food quality
__label__4 Sushi was delicious, had a great time singing karaoke, Wayne and his wife are a true treat amongst the typical Vegas service industry.
__label__0 First stop on our Saturday night  Montreal club romp, we rolled up to Rouge, the only spot on this jammin' street that didn't have a line streaming down the block. Should have been the first sign, but it was early so we gave it a go.\n\nNo cover charge was a plus and as we made our way up to the second floor to check out coats, our first glances were of a filled club of people, seemingly having a good time, kinds of getting into the groove. Could it be we struck gold on our first try?\n\nCoats checked quickly (only $1.50), we headed to the bar. Though our drinks came in the tiniest of glasses (think rocks glasses instead of collins glasses), they were only $13 for two. We would soon come to realize that this would be the highlight of the evening.\n\nFirst major problem: this club doesn't take credit cards! What kind of club doesn't take plastic? Maybe it was because we were American? Maybe the machines were down? (though I didn't notice any machine to begin with) In any event, when I attempted to hand my Mastercard over to the bartender, she waved her finger in my face (no!) and walked away.\n\nAfter settling the tab and taking a gander around the second floor, we knew right away this wasn't going to be the place for us. The club was kind of dingy, the crowd was less-than-appealing and the music was loud and terrible. Not ready to give up, we tried our luck on the first floor. As we walked out onto the dancefloor, the DJ starting spinning \"Whoomp There It Is' and the crowd went CRAZY like he just dropped that new Kayne track. Yep, it was time to go. On the way up to retrieve our coats, there was a wretched stench wafting out of the ladies room. I mean gut-churning, nose-pinching stink. Classy, Rouge, Classy.\n\nAfter doing a bit of research, I quickly learned that Rouge is a 25+ club geared towards the 'older' crowd who apparently used to frequent this other club Angel back in their more formidable years. Yikes. I'd like to chalk this one up to my big tourist mistake of the trip. Le sigh.
__label__2 Third annual regional meeting we had here, but prices have gone up at least $50 a night. With the kitchen, we were able to recoop this money by grocery shopping and cooking versus having dinner in their restaurant. I only imagine this would be beneficial for a huge group or family; we had 6 women in the 4 rooms and it worked well for us.
__label__0 I booked my room at this hotel over a month ago for a conference coming in the fall of 2014. The hotel just notified us that they are canceling our reservation because they sold the hotel to another owner. Hmm, funny thing, my reservation confirmation from the hotel states, \"This reservation cannot be cancelled, changed or refunded.\" This is a bilateral contract, so my attorney will be contacting the hotel. Screw you guys.
__label__0 SERVICE IS TERRIBLE!!!  We went there today (Sunday) for a late lunch. We were seated right away and given menus. A waiter never came over to us but we clearly were in this guys section because he waited on everyone around us. The manager was cleaning a chair at the table next to us and could see we still had not been acknowledged by wait staff. The waiter looked over at us again with a glare and took the check from the people at the table next to us, still not saying a word to us. After being ignored for so long we said \"lets go\".  BTW, we went right across the parking lot to Sushi 101. They were happy to accommodate us and our $125.00 tab!!    Your loss Johnny Red Bowl !!
__label__2 Being from Chicago/San Diego my husband and I are in for a shock here in the Carolinas, this was our first dining experience. I don't know how we ended up here with the plastic coated checkered table cloths and lack of ambience, but we stayed and ate. \n\nI was looking on the menut for the typical California wrap donned with bean sprouts and avocados; instead I found southern fried chicken, skillet fried chicken, veggie lasagna, meatloaf, coleslaw, fried okra, collard greens... and of course BBQ. \nMy question to you is WHAT ON EARTH IS BBQ? Is it a sauce? Pork? Beef? Chicken? No clue... \nAnyways we ordered from their extensive menu ( the variety of \"veggies\" is outrageous, but mostly fried). \n\n***Note to North Carolina: Food does taste good without having to be breaded and dropped in piping hot fatty lard. \n\nThe food ended up being good and large portions and the waitress was \"sweet as piiiie\" with her \"yes maam's\" and polite service. \nOverall, I am hoping to find a restaurant with more of a variety than sandwiches, southern home cooking and the most unhealthy vegetables I've ever seen.
__label__0 This place had horrible service. Waited over a hour for my food and it came out cold. Never even got my check to leave....if there was a negative star option this place would have it.
__label__3 Awesome Sauce! How have I driven past this place like a million times and not noticed it? Right across from the airport, this store is nestled into a somewhat desolate strip mall. But I was stoked to find this \"Gem\" where they carry a HUGE array of crystals, beads and accessories. The gal at the counter was very hospitable and really helped me score my purchases.\nWe ended up signing up for their Membership which gave us an instant $30 off our purchases and future discounts, definitely look into that when you check this place out. \nI will say though, for the novice beader, I would have liked to buy a smaller quantity. But for the professional, you're in luck!\n\nI will definitely go back! I had a great time :D
__label__4 Well worth the drive.  This off the strip hotel is truly for locals but always welcomes out of towners.  Give this buffet a try, you wont be disappointed. Excellent service and a variety of food - good to satisfy anyones palate.
__label__0 The highlight of our dinner was the beef ribs, prime rib and gelato. service was good but I couldnt reccomend this to family or friends visiting unless its comp.
__label__1 I'll admit, at first, I wasn't too thrilled about the idea of coming here, but it turned out to be a lot better than I expected. I guess the word, \"Buffet\" never appealed to me, I guess. I was overwhelmed by all of the many different food choices, and I ended up having some pasta w/ Alfredo sauce and some fruit. The pasta was cooked just right, and the Alfredo sauce was bursting with flavor. The grapes were huge, and I found myself trying to eat more, although I was full. The only thing that I wasn't terribly thrilled with were the pastries. I don't know what they put in those things, but it sure ain't sugar. I'm not saying all of the desert was bad. I mean, the sugar free cherry pie was good. I liked the food, but I'm not sure if I liked it enough to go back there again.
__label__0 So my family and I used to eat here almost every Sunday, but we stopped. Why? Because the service is horrible and food is not that great. You'd think that because it's a casino buffet, they'd put a little extra effort in their food. Not this buffet.\n\nMy family and I actually ate here yesterday, since my dad had that 2 for 1 buffet deal. We waited in line for about an hour and a half before we actually reached the cashier. We were seated almost right away though. \n\nService got a little better. Our waitress was sweet and she kindly got us whatever we needed. Food was still whatever. I've had better Chinese food. Their soup was bland. We had to add a little bit more salt just to get the perfect taste it needed. Eggs Benedict was horrible. That too was blind. They used to have crab legs for brunch, but there wasn't any of that anymore. The shrimp was.. rotten. There was black stuff on it and I didn't know what it was until it was too late and already in my digestive system. I think I actually got food poisoning or something from that because I've been going nonstop to the restroom since then. \n\nSunday was the last and final day that my family and I will ever pay attention to this buffet. Unless they have better, fresher food, I will not be coming back here ever again. It's not worth the multiple trips to the toilet.
__label__1 Went to eat there for \"Brazilian Wednesday\" and I was very disappointed. The only thing Brazilian was this gigantic piece of meat which did not look very appetizing. The ambience of the buffet is that of a hospital cafeteria, very depressing. The service was very good, but  for 45$ for 2 people you're much better going somewhere else.
__label__0 Don't waste your time or money..... Small buffet with few options, low quality food, and poor service..   Go to the Suncoast or McDonalds down the street
__label__0 VERY DISAPPOINTED.  I was given a 2 for 1 coupon, and tried the buffet on Tuesday evening Feb, 25th.  $17 for a quite buffet seemed OK, until perusing the food on display, I was over come with \"Sticker Shock\".\n\nThe buffet appeared to be half full, with a few families, and but most of the senior citizens knew each other.  Our waitress was efficient, polite and did not forget us, as most buffet rooms are understaffed making it impossible for all but seasoned staff able to cope.  \n\nThe Prime beef was melt in your mouth, the Pork was not dry, and also melt in your mouth.  Marble tofu, had no pork (sad), to many vegetables, but the sauce had good consistency, instead of tofu in water debacle served in Boulder Station. The remainder of the Asian food looked like it had been setting in the trays since noon. Since I was there for dinner, I tried one, spring roll and in my opinion they need to hire a Asian food cook.\n\nSpaghetti noodles were floating in water, and completely mush, sauce had a good flavor, but could not finish it with the overcooked spaghetti noodles.  Maybe if I had no teeth.   The milky fluid and water socked corn was passed quickly.  \n\nSalad, venue was far better, crisp and kinda appetizing compared to the cooked food, but I was quite disappoint, I could have visited any McDonald down the street & around the corner for a better prepared meal, with two exceptions: The Beef was amazing, and one \"No Added Sugar\" hard Ice Cream, with a Chocolate flavor that was wonderful.  \n\nUnless you are possessed and mad, this is a buffet to avoid, unless you live next door, and have lost your teeth along with the sense of smell, and taste.  Or you do not enjoy eating, and are very angry at the long lines and understaffed buffets of other Casinos.
__label__1 OK, I've been here six times now and it's become one of my favorite restaurants.  Yesterday, Father's Day, my daughter and family took me there for supper and this time my experience was not so good.  We were seated right away by a friendly person, but then we were forgotten.  After 15 minutes a waiter finally came by to help us.  While we were waiting I counted the number of tables that were occupied including ours, the number was 5.  I also counted the number of workers that were talking and  hanging around what I assume is a computer station, that number was 9.  Something is wrong here.  The management needs to kick some ass to get the workers on the ball.  As usual there is no complaint about the food, I think the quality and the prices are perfect.  I will be back but I hope the service improves.
__label__2 Second visit.  Service still so-so, but the server did do me a favor when I wanted something light for dinner.  I added shrimp to the brussel sprouts salad.  Toe-wiggling yummy!  \n\nPlace was not as clean as my last visit, there was something smeary and crummy on the table and when I told our server, she ran a damp cloth over, sending crumbs into our laps.  Ick!  \n\nBut for the Roasted Brussel Sprout and Beet salad (now with addition of shrimp), I'll be back.  But maybe I'll try take-away next time.
__label__0 I would say with out a doubt this is the worst Mexican food I have ever had my family went there and the food was cold and hard
__label__3 When I say I love crap!, this is exactly what I'm talking about. Keep your French restaurants that leave you hungrier than when you came in. At the The Dragon House Super USA # 1 Chinese Buffet, I am allowed to be the truly disgusting pig that I am. Did I mention I'm cheap? So this place is heaven.\n\nMany stick their noses up at Chinese Buffets, but as long as it tastes good to me, I will stuff my face with stir-fried anything for $11. Give me more of that sweet sweet MSG and cheap meat. I want the diabetis (sic) and the food coma, that is why I'm here. Chinese buffets are temples to my third favorite of the seven deadly sins. The steaming trays of sweet & sour chicken, Mongolian beef, rangoons and lo mein are as the stations of the Cross.\n\nRisking the consequences of delicious, affordable and potentially life-threatening round at The Dragon House is something I'm prepared to take going in. As Anthony Bourdain once said, \"\"If there's not at least a 50% chance of diarrhea when you eat something, it's almost not worth eating.\" I can regret it in the morning, but binge-eating here is one my favorite guilty pleasures.
__label__4 Best.time.ever! We did the Black Canyon horseback riding experience that included a BBQ. Our guide, Aaron, was a REAL cowboy! Loved it! Spent over 20 years handling horses from CO to AZ and back. He had on his cowboy hat, boots with spurs, plaid shirt with Marlboro reds in his pocket, and Wrangler jeans. My son was so happy at the authentic experience. He got to shoot a real pistol, lasso, throw a tomahawk, etc. Did you know they have a Cowboy camp? Yep. Awesome.\nThey offer the same experience in Sedona, so we can't wait to try that one.
__label__2 Reviewers:\nIf you go to a chain restaurant in an airport and expect it to be exactly like the rest of the chain you've already lost the game.
__label__3 We had originally attempted to come here a few months ago, but our friends decided it looked \"too cheap, dirty, and gross.\"  Ugh... we swore that we would come back next time we were out in the neck of the woods and I am really glad we did!  \n\nThe restaurant is located in an average looking strip mall and the interior is just as average.  That's fine by me though.  Like someone else said in their review, at least I can see where their priorities are.  I ordered the 2 meat combo with shrimp and crawfish tails.  It was served with my choice of side, and I went with the cole slaw.  I was surprised at how flavorful the cole slaw actually was.  The shrimp were big and their outsides were really crispy.  They were quite yummy.  There were tons of baby crawfish tails, battered and fried like the shrimp.  Those were also yummy and quite succulent.  I really really enjoyed my meal.\n\nIf you come here, don't make the mistake that I did and not notice the yummy seasoning on the table.  I didn't notice it until after I was full, but I sampled it, and it was DELICIOUS!  I will definitely come back here next time I am in the area.
__label__2 I need to qualify my review with the fact that I did not eat there, that does not mean that l did not try, my experience mirrors that of many others. At 630 on a Thursday night l foung 8 patrons inside,\n2 eating....\n4 at various tables nursing their 3rd refils of self service pop...\n2 lonely souls standing in line at an unoccupied register.\nwhen l querried the people in line as to how long they had been there and how long it had been since they had seen a live employee they replied \"more than 5 minutes\" l put my menu down and drove the 5 minutes to Raul and Teresa's on Litchfield road and had a great meal
__label__3 Yum!  Best fried catfish I have ever had.  The staff is super friendly the food is great.  The desert menu changes daily but if you have the chance to try the bread pudding, go for it!  The shrimp etouffe is a great buttery, garlic wonderland in your mouth.
__label__1 The food was actually quite good. However the service was the worst I had ever received. We were ignored for 15 minutes before we even got sat which was crazy. Then our server ignored us for over 15 minutes. We watched someone else get sat after us in the same servers area and she took there drink order, got them drinks and took there food order all before even talking to us. And our waitress was so clueless another waitress came over and asked if we had been helped. She then took our drink order and apologized that the waitress that had that table had been ignoring us.  Finally our waitress noticed us because someone else was helping us. So then in full view of us the waitress who had been ignoring us goes off on the other nice waitress. So the snotty, rude waitress helped us from there and the service just got worse. Later we heard the staff discussing how the manager was not there. Every employee in there appeared to be in high school.  The really good food does not make up for this terrible service...
__label__1 This place came highly recommended by locals, so I was excited to give it a shot.  Shrimp po' boy, potato salad, sweet tea, fried pickles with a homemade remoulade were a nice touch.  \n\n- Potato salad was very dill pickle-y.  For whatever reason that was not a good surprise, when I usually love most types of pickles.  It did look ultra delicious though.\n- Shrimp po' boy... this wasn't bad necessarily, it just wasn't great; I would definitely not order this again.\n- Fried pickles were beautifully fried and the remoulade had a really nice kick of horse radish that balanced the saltiness perfectly.  \n\nAlso you can get a gallon of freshly brewed sweet tea for $5, which is a good deal.  I would most likely not return.
__label__0 I love Madison. A lot. So anytime I get to go I really look forward to it, especially when I get to check out places I've never been to before.\n\nI'm not a super crafter when it comes to beads and jewelry, believe me, but I do enjoy making things from time to time. It's really fun for me to just browse through bead stores, too.  \n\nTo get right to it, Indus Beads is bullshit.\n\nUnfortunately, there's always kind of an pretentious air when someone walks into a place that caters to a very specialized and specific area that they (the customer) aren't completely familiar with. I think a lot of that has to do with a customer's own personal insecurities (a casual music lover walking into a tiny record store and feeling like the clerk is a total elitist asshole right off the bat, for instance) but sometimes the customer isn't crazy and the store IS just run by a bunch of jerks.\n\nHello, Indus Beads!\n\nSeriously, would it have helped if I walked in wearing an, \"I KNOW WHAT I'M DOING, I SWEAR!\" tshirt? Would you have treated me with a little more respect, Indus Beads? Would you have made me feel like my business was actually appreciated? Whatever, it doesn't matter anyway. The place was filled with crappy stock that looked like it had been collecting dust for years.\n\nStupid Indus Beads!
__label__1 The concept of Ramen is very simple and quite delightful. You get \"there\", order your Ramen, and eat your Ramen. In Japan, the concept is cool because usually you order and pay through a machine (like an ATM) and everything is done rapidly and orderly. \n\nThus, my surprise at the complete lack of service of Ramen-Ya. Ordering a Ramen soup took nearly 20 minutes. \n\nThe Noodle is the key to a good Ramen soup, Broth being the second ingredient. I would've expected something quite good coming out of Ramen-Ya but unfortunately the noodles were plain and tasteless. Poor texture, no spring to them and difficult to noisily suck \"in\". \n\nThe Broth was good however, a mix of miso and chicken fond. Enough taste to finish and not too salty to require additional water. \n\nThe fillings (porc slabs and vegies) were poor in taste and quantity, making the overall Ramen experience a  big mEh. At least the egg wasn't overcooked. \n\nTook the better part of an hour to eat a simple Ramen. After which, being still hungry, we asked for the menu, but were unable to re-order ( we got forgotten i suppose...). So we forgot to tip in return. \n\nSad to see this place so busy with the hispter vibe of the plateau, but fail at the simpliest of task. They seemed very busy with their takeout orders tho...
__label__2 Think this was another instance where raving yelp reviews set my expectations too high. I think its a cute place, I have no problem w it being in a strip mall. I think its really odd to have a bar AND a bartender when you only serve beer and wine. Our server was nice, but nothing exceptional. We were waiting for another person to join us, so after getting our bread and drinks we were basically ignored until she showed up. I tried to wave down the waiter a couple times to order an appetizer but he just flew by. \nThe freshly baked bread was great but like someone else mentioned, it was in sections and some were toasted to sh-t on the outside - basically big croutons. We started w the mussels which were just ok, definitely not worth $15 for 6 mussels w panko on top. It was an excessive wait until we got our salads. I went w the Caesar - awesome dressing w a kick to it.  I got the rigatoni w meatball. Huge portion of pasta and a big meatball for an additional $6. Great dish - pasta al dente, creamy cheesy sauce, meatball was tender and flavorful. Was it worth $25....I guess so? \nI was a little miffed that I wasn't offered a free cheesecake like the majority of yelpers seemed to get, but whatever. I just had coffee instead which when we got the bill I found out was $4. Iced tea was also $4. My fault I guess for not looking at the bevg section, but I think its ridiculous to charge that much for a fountain drink and regular perculated coffee. \nI'll probably be back someday, but I'm really disappointed in the overall experience. Food was good but pricey, service wasn't the best. Even if i didnt walk in w a preconcieved notion of what it would be like, I'd expect a small neighborhood place like that to have great friendly staff. Its nit picky but he didn't even tell us the daily specials which even crappy olive garden does. I meant to ask what French pork chops were but totally forgot by the time he came back.\nToo bad it wasn't a better experience because I live close enough to have become a regular, but not based off this visit. I'd prefer to go to stratta for the whole dining experience and a full bar for the same price.
__label__4 Went to this place with a bunch of friends, one who was a local who kept ranting and raving about how great this place is. I understand why because this place has some amazing food.\n\nThe Cheesecake and Cesar Salad was the best I've ever had. If you don't like garlic or white pepper, you probably wont like the salad. The few dishes which stick out in my head are the Chicken Parmesan, Lobster Ravioli, and Baked Salmon. All three of these dishes were excellent. The portions were large, but the quality of the food was not sacrificed. \n\nThe service was just as great. The chef came to our table and offered to make any dish we wanted as long as he had the ingredients to make it. \n\nI will be going back to this place when I'm in Vegas.
__label__4 We've been to Off the Strip twice now in the past month, and both times we have had a wonderful experience. Every single item that came out of the kitchen was amazing. We had their calamari and tomato caprese appetizers, and both were gone within minutes. For the main course, my husband ordered their chicken alfredo and I chose the shrimp scampi, both with Caesar salads to start. Everything was phenomenal. The dishes were  both very fresh and seasoned perfectly - no complaints here! After dinner we ordered their famous cheesecake, and it did not disappoint! The wait staff has been great both times we've been in there, very responsive and they always have a positive attitude. The atmosphere is casual, with a few TVs playing behind the bar. \n\nHonestly, you wouldn't know it from looking at it from the outside (or from the inside either!), but the food here is some of the best I've had in Las Vegas. And the prices are incredibly reasonable for the quality - added bonus!  I'd recommend this to anyone, and will likely be back there again soon.
__label__0 Bad service, don't go here! They don't treat their customers equally, they choose who to give good service to.
__label__2 Detour is not a bad place if you are in the neighborhood. It's in a industrial part of Chandler so you get a lot of after work locals there. The few times that I have been there everyone has been really cool. The wait staff was very good and friendly. I was very surprised as most places with this kind of \"divey\" feel to it have horrible waiters and bartenders. But not Detour. I've only eaten there once. Had me the nachos with all the fixin's and it was the BOMB. \n\nPatio out front for drinkin and smoking. Single long bar inside. TV''s and karaoke on certain nights (great singers too!)\n\nThis place is worth a stop.
__label__3 The perfect non-fast food place to have lunch on our drive home from Vegas. The gyro meat was yummy and not too salty. I absolutely loved the tzatziki sauce which had chunks of cucumbers and pickles in it.  The side of rice that came with it was also good.
__label__1 This review is for the Mad Greek Primm, NV \"stateline\"\nFood is ok, not great or craving to come back. Every table had a bottle of tapatio on it, this should be a clear message they are not serious about Greek food.
__label__0 Who the heck even wants to climb this disgusting-looking mountain? It puts the beautiful Arizona nature and scenery to shame.
__label__0 VERY DISAPPOINTING. Waited for 15-20 minutes for a table despite empty tables everywhere. Order was taken and 40 minutes later they brought out our food and BOTH orders were WRONG. Sad.
__label__3 Great breakfast spot.  I prefer the other location on Ironwood, as the acoustics kinda suck here and it gets noisy.  But same good grub.  Portions are generous, prices reasonable, service friendly.
__label__2 We stopped by Crackers per a few friends recommendations around 11am for brunch. It was busy and the wait time was about half an hour. Once we were seated, our waiter came to get our drinks order promptly and came back soon after to get our food order. There were 4 of us & we ordered the California Eggs Benedict, the Southwest Eggs Benedict, the Day Break, and Bandito Omlet.\n\nFor whatever reason, everyone's food was brought out before mine & I didn't get it until about 5 or 7 minutes later. My dish was the California Eggs Benedict which was just alright. The bacon was crispy and tasty but the hollandaise sauce along with everything else was pretty bland. I also had asked for the side of potatoes to be extra crispy but they were not .. Or I guess only about half were. I'd say that for the quantity, the price was worth it, but not so much for the quality of food. Everyone enjoyed the items we had ordered but no one was overly excited about them. All and all, it was just okay.
__label__4 I love this place, I have never had a bad experience. The chicken souvlaki is fabulous. Dont pay attention to the negative review about \"authentic\". I was in Mykonos this fall and the souvlaki pita there tasted EXACTLY like Greek Island Grill.\nIn Greece, it had fries inside the sandwich but that was the only difference. My husband loves the gyro. I'd like to try the Philly steak, but I never can because I'm craving souvlaki pita by the time I order. The Greek salad is great too.
__label__4 Love this place! The gyros are delicious along with the honey fried bread AND chicken Caesar pita! Definitely happy to have this in my neighborhood!
__label__3 I went to Bayleaf  with a foodie Indian friend who thinks its the best in the city. At our table three got the buffet, I got Chicken Lawabdhar, my sister got Butter Almond Chicken. We ordered samosas as appetizer. With the buffet you get freshly made masala dosai. The buffet consisted of several main dishes, veg and non-veg, two soups and a lot more for $6. the chicken dishes were delicious, as were the dosai and samosa,  the rice was perfect...by far our new favorite. One thing we really liked was the food was not greasy, just fresh and delicious! It is also much more affordable- and they deliver.
__label__0 The lady that works there is very rude. She wouldn't take my package because she could not scan it, okay that is fine, a little ridiculous but fine. No need to be rude about it, I didn't even put up a fight. She told me to take it to the post office, okay that is fine as well. She gave me the wrong cross streets (there is no post office close to where she told me to go). That was probably just an honest mistake. However, there is no need to be rude about it!
__label__2 First time visit. Interior is plain and old, but clean. Service is mediocre at best and it does take quite a while to get your food after ordering. I had the catfish and shrimp basket with mac n cheese. Food was fresh and hot. Not bad overall, but a little pricey for what you get. Doubt I will return.
__label__3 4.5 Stars\n\nOK boys and girls, for this one you'll be jumping in a time machine with me.  Destination...the ending of the year 1998.  Reason...I have the song \"Pretty Fly for a White guy\" from The Offspring playing and helping out with this review.  The hook of the song goes like this:\n\nGive it to me baby...Uh-huh...Uh-huh!\n\nGive it to me baby...Uh-huh...Uh-huh!\n\nGive it to me baby...Uh-huh...Uh-huh!\n\nAnd all the girl say Papa Joe's fly for a fish guy!\n\nNow repeat this hook three or four times and thank me later for burning this song in your brain!  It may be a new song for you(look it up) or one that has been forgotten and put on the front burner again.  After placing my order and waiting for my fish I hear this hook. \n\nGive it to me baby...Uh-huh...Uh-huh!\n\nGive it to me baby...Uh-huh...Uh-huh!\n\nGive it to me baby...Uh-huh...Uh-huh!\n\nAnd all the girl say Papa Joe's fly for a fish guy!\n\nPapa Joe's Fish-N-Que has one of those qualities that is warm and instantaneously makes you feel comfortable when dining in.  There is nothing fancy about Papa Joe's but it's not suppose to be that.  The only thing that comes to mind is that this place is like going to a family member/really good friend's home that you can relate to.  I'll get to the food soon.  The second greatest thing here behind the food is the \"bang for your buck\", you will certainly get a good value for what you will pay for.  Most everything comes as a combo which has a side/sides and drink.  \n\nPapa Joe's is located in a very tight strip mall and depending on your timing, parking can be tough.  Inside you will mainly find booths and a few high tables.  Not ideal for large parties.  You will find one small TV in the booth located in the rear right corner as you walk in.  You place your order and sit down.  Ordering happens to the left when you walk in.  Drinks are self serve, in the right center of the place.  Fountain soda station, brewed iced tea and three different Koolaid dispensers.  \n\nOnto the food!  I am only going to touch on a few items that my family and I have experienced.  Fish!!!  They have Catfish, Whiting and Cod which are all prepared regular or spicy.  The spicy cod is my favorite hands down.  These are the sides we have tried, many more available.  Fried okra, jalape\u00f1o hushpuppies, fries and sweet potato tater tots.  The jalape\u00f1o hushpuppies are out of this world.  The hot wings are a very good value too!  Good flavor but not the best quality of chicken, at least for the one time I had them.  The quality of the wings are not bad just have had better, but not even close to Papa Joe's price!   \n\nThey have burgers, various BBQ sandwiches, chicken strips, ribs, kids meals and fish sandwiches.  All that I have not tried yet, but each trip I will be trying new things.  The desserts look good but never have room after my meal.
__label__0 I became sick from the Tilapia today. The waitress called over the manager & she bullied me into her own belief that the fish was fresh?  I became immediately I'll & vomited in the Restroom. We were not treated like guests & I have never become ill during a meal.  It was embarrassing & the service we received was horrendous!!
__label__4 I used to get my hair cut close to work, trying a few different places, but I was never fully satisfied.  These guys are close to home, reasonably priced, and they do a great job!  They remember conversations of things I don't even remember telling them.  I would describe the  experience as having your hair cut by a friend.  In regard to the bad reviews...I guess I could see them doing it...they are edgy and honest, but they care!  If you want cookie cutter go to the mall, if you want edgy sincerity, along with great quality, these guys are great!
__label__1 This had the potential to be the best meal I have had this year and sadly it came way under par. I considered that perhaps I had built it up in my mind but everyone else at the table had the same feeling I did. So, with a heavy heart, I am going to say this meal did not deliver. \n\nWe arrived early and enjoyed a drink at the beautiful bar. There is not one bad thing I can say about the decor of this place. It is beautiful! Very modern and updated with incredible views of the city from the fifth floor of the Phoenician. The menu for glasses of wine is a short but satisfactory list. There is also an interested beer and cocktail menu. \n\nWhen our entire party arrived (8 people for a birthday celebration) we were promptly seated. That is when things started to go down hill. Our server was very nice and attentive but the food was very overpriced and underwhelming. Phoenix magazine has their Cesaer salad listed as the best in the city. I informed the group of this and sure enough, everyone ordered it! It is made table side (totally unnecessary) but it was NOT what we expected! No one like it - it was entirely too lemony - and i felt guilty for even having suggested it. However, the French Onion Soup was delicious. We were only served bread once our appetizers arrived which I found odd, but no big deal. Our main courses arrived along with our sides, except for one. We had to remind the server to bring it. The sides are very small and really only meant for two people. So, it was difficult to share them with the table which was disappointing. I had the petite filet which was cooked medium rare just as I had asked. Unfortunately, it was not as tasty as I had hoped. It was not bad, but certainly not the best steak I had ever had. Simply mediocre. The mushroom side was salty and the potatoes gratin was good. I didn't get to try any other sides as they were too small to share with a table of 8. My boyfriend has the braised rib which the server had raved about. The meat was falling off the bone (good) but it was the sauces that really made it unappealing (bad). Some one got the lamb chops and felt they were good, but fatty. Two people really enjoyed their rib eye. Nothing but positive things to say there. \n\nAfter our main course, I double checked with the server to make sure he knew it was a birthday. He did and said he would bring out something for him. So, to our surprise, the next time he came to the table, he brought the check and said, \"Have a good night.\" We were all very confused by this interaction. We wondered if the dessert was still coming or if he had somehow forgotten in the past five minutes. He said it was still coming (and it did with his name written in chocolate syrup which was a nice touch). At a fine dining restaurant, the bill should not be brought before we were done eating. It was very odd. We enjoyed the dessert (an apple tart thingy) and some sorbet before finally paying the bill and leaving. \n\nOverall, it was a mediocre experience. Our server was very nice and he cannot make up for the food not being excellent, but I think we were all put off by the bill and him saying good night before we were even done eating. But, enjoy the ambiance while you are there.
__label__4 This is the best value in The Upscale Steakhouse segment in the Valley. A couple of great pointers.. The Lounge overlooks the city, is amazing, start here with a drink.. Linger into the dining room. For $18 dollars, roughly the price of a small prime rib at Outback, You can have a USDA Prime Flat Iron Steak with Pomme Frittes, and a selection of some of the best sauces on the Planet.. Look into your lovers eyes, and go back into the lounge for dessert. For about 120 clams, you can have a fantastic destination dining event...  The atmosphere, service, and the food is incredible.Def in my top 3..
__label__4 We are visiting from NYC for a week and we went there for dinner at the suggestion of our concierge at Royal Palms with a promise of a nice view and live music.\nThe Steak was superb!!! I can honestly say it was probably the best Fillet Mignon in my recent memory.  Wine list is very very good, 300% markup is a bit much but I guess that is how they make money. We split carrot cake for desert and it was also out of this world. My only criticism is the cocktail I ordered was Vodka gimlet and it really had no vodka in it, so, instead of complaining about it which i think leads to just another splash of bad vodka and \"bad blood\" with a waiter, i ordered a shot of Vodka on the side. I got about half of Merlot wine glass of vodka instead of a shot glass and they charge $14 for it! So, my drink ended up costing me $29!\nThe steak was excellent and we will definitely come back next time we are in town.
__label__4 I am breaking my general yelping rule, and giving a place 5 stars on a first visit. But this place really earned it this weekend. The BF were debating coming here for restaurant week after having gone to a different restaurant the night before and being super disappointed. I'm really glad we decided to go. The view was nice, we sat right by the window by the fire pit, so we got to look out over the city and at the fire...it was pretty awesome. The rolls were delish....they were almost croissant -y. I ended up getting the restaurant week menu and the BF ended up getting a cheeseburger (he had wanted one all day). I started with a ginger marg at the waiter's recommendation...it was sooooo good. It was spicy with ginger...I kind of loved it. Also, it turned out that most of my food had a ginger note, so it paired really well with my meal.  The BF had a nice pinot grigio, which paired well with his burger :-P. For an app, I got the butternut squash soup, which was a little gingery and not as thick as butternut squash soup usually is, but very delicious. For my main, I had the sirloin cap...it was awesome! perfectly cooked, and served with a puree that had a delicious gingery and fresh herb flavor. I could eat that steak anytime...it was wonderful. The burger was also delicious...it was thick and juicy, also perfectly cooked, and had really fresh veg on top and a really tasty onion ring. For dessert, we had the warm chocolate cake and it was amazing...chocolate just oozed out of it. I liked that it wasn't too sweet, but had a rich chocolate flavor. I will definitely be back here, restaurant week or not!
__label__3 The atmosphere and ambience here is unbelievable. Elegant and classy with a distinctive southwestern look and feel.I started off with French Onion soup. Great flavor and aroma.  I had the porterhouse. A good cut that was seasoned and cooked to a perfect medium rare. A nice side of mixed sauces accompanied the steak.The fries I ordered were the only weak point of the meal. I expected hand cut steak fries and got what seemed to be overdone frozen Ore-Ida shoestring fries. Oh the house bread was killer. Individually baked buttery brioche loaves with a touch of sea salt on to. I was stuffed and passed on dessert but the cappuccino was top notch. Servers friendly and on point from start to finish.
__label__1 I took my parents here mostly because of the view-but also for the food, which supposedly is good (really, 4 stars?). We ordered the peppercorn new york strip, one of the chewiest steaks I have ever tasted, the filet and salmon. The filet and the salmon were ok, but nothing special. The beet appetizer was acidic and did not taste good. \n\nSuch a shame-and very pricey. For 3 people without drinks it was close to 200$. Cannot recommend. Although the view is absolutely fabulous, that's why the 2 stars.
__label__4 I had the good fortune to have my birthday dinner here tonight and it was really one of the best meals I have ever had....really.\n\nI opted for the dover sole that was deboned table side...(gasp). I mean who goes to a steakhouse to have fish,right?  It was cooked to perfection. \n\nDefinitely the place for a special night out...the view is gorgeous.
__label__2 So there are 2 restaurants inside of the large Venetian-Palazzo Canyon Ranch complex. The cafe is on the Venetian side, and the Grill is on the Palazzo side. I have only been to the grill so maybe someone that has been to both can do a nice comparison for us ! (I have heard the Cafe is better, btw).\n\nI had:\n* the pineapple smoothie (great, but honestly how hard is it to make a bad smoothie!)\n* the baked mozzerella - eh not so good. It was globby cheese sitting on a plate with breading just crumbled on top in a sea of not so good tomato sauce... oh and it was TINY.\n* Chicken satay - again hard to screw up!\n* this place does serve booze (they can bring it to you while you're getting a mani/pedi), although I didn't try any of their organic wines and whatnot myself. \n\nI loved how everything had a calorie count next to it! So great when you're trying to eat healthy. Unfortunately none of my dining companions were that happy with their meals (spaghetti, tuna melt).. everything was just so-so. I realize this is health food, but I do think health food can taste better than this. \n\n*Next time I'll try the cafe and let you guys know how it goes!
__label__3 I found this place on Yelp when I was searching for healthy options to eat while I was in Vegas. I LOVED this place. I ate here for lunch twice during my 4-day trip. Definitely a small place, in a kind of hard-to-find location (take the guest room elevators up to the pool floor, it's right before you walk out to the pool area).\n\nI tried the breakfast wrap, sonoran scramble, grilled ahi tuna sandwich, chicken satay, and a smoothie. I love how everything is fresh and organic...I could just taste the freshness! I could even tell that the salsa was made with fresh ingredients. I loved how the breakfast meals came with a small side of fresh fruits.\n\nMy favorites were the breakfast wrap (with organic eggs, veg, and sprouted whole wheat tortilla) and the open-faced ahi sandwich. My least favorite was the chicken satay. It was a bit dry and the flavoring wasn't as strong as I'd like. \n\nI was debating between a 4 or 5 star. \n5 stars because I feel like it's the most high quality AND only organic, healthy option there is ON the Strip. Not to mention that the food is yummy.\n4 stars because the portions are a bit on the smaller size for the price. Although I left satisfied but not bloated, my hubby who loves to eat meat and large portions was still hungry.
__label__2 3 1/2 stars\n\n It is a nice feeling knowing that you are eating healthy.  However, most of the food tasted okay not great.  Their homemade granola with fresh fruit and yogurt was very refreshing.\n\nBurger - soso - plain, nothing special\nSonoran Scramble - soso
__label__2 After wandering around and trying to figure out where the restaurant is located (3rd floor, Palazzo), my husband and I were seated promptly for brunch.  Service was friendly and everything on the menu is healthy, organic, and also includes the calorie, fat, and fiber count.  I ordered the whole wheat berry pancakes with a side of breakfast sausage, while my husband enjoyed his Breakfast Rellano scramble of chorizo, polenta, and salsa.  Keep in mind that meal portions are smaller than standard restaurant fare, as the restaurant is ultra health conscious and holds true to its suggested portion sized meals.  The food, including the plain fruit smoothie, tasted as good as what I can whip up at home, so nothing was extra special given the higher price tag.  While this is a good healthy alternative to dining on the Strip, I would recommend a \"choose your own\" breakfast buffet instead.
__label__0 Worst service ever experienced by a waiter. Cameron, the bartender, saw what was going on and came and took care of us. He saw it took 18 minutes to get our \ninitial drinks. (only got them because Cameron brought them to us) Ordered appetizer and it was never rang in. Cameron finally rang it in for us. Ordered a second round of drinks and they were never rang in, 30 minutes later Cameron came over. A table of 4, sat at the same time, had boxes with left-overs before we even had our appetizer. So disappointed in the inconsistency.  If it wasn't for Cameron, I would have walked out. this was not a good experience..
__label__0 Do not come here if you want fast service.\nA few teammates and I came here for a quick bite to eat, and we only had an hour. At 5:00 in the afternoon on a Sunday, it was pretty dead and we expected to get in and out quickly. After being seated, our waiter was no where to be seen. After 10 minutes, I was forced to notify the hostess that we had not been greeted by anyone yet. It took another 10 minutes for our drinks to arrive (2 sodas and a water), and they were not even correct. When our food came out, I was served an entire salad when I specifically said a side salad with my steak. After realizing his mistake when inputting the order (because he didn't write it down), my correct order was put in. By the time my steak was served to me, my friends had already finished and I had no choice but to box the whole thing up because of our time constraint. It took FOREVER to get our checks, and after looking at mine, they charged me for the steak meal AND the salad meal! I paid in cash to hopefully speed the process up because it was already past our hour time limit. When the waiter came back, he told me there wasn't any change left in the drawer and that he had to get the manager to go in the safe to get more change for the register. At this point, I told him to just keep the change and we were out of there.\nForever.
__label__3 I'm not a huge pierogi fan but I couldn't shake off my craving for something doughy and cheesy so based on the reviews I decided to head over to S&D Polish Deli to try their pierogies.  I got 2 cheddar cheese/potato and 2 sauerkraut and mushroom.  Between the two I prefeerd the cheese/potato but I could see how depending on your mood and craving you might want to check out the sauerkraut and mushroom.\n\nAll of the pierogies tasted fresh and had a bit of that salty fried in butter taste, but it wasn't overpowering.  It was actually just right.  I wasn't a fan of the chives/parsley they put on top, but maybe that's something I'll need to remember for when I get my next pierogi craving.
__label__3 My daughter took my husband and I for our anniversary last month.  I have to say this restaurant is one of descent Chinese restaurants in AZ since we used to live in San Francisco.  It's a little pricey but we enjoyed the ambiance, good service and good food.  I'm still looking for a non chain good Chinese restaurants since I love dim sum.
__label__3 The dessert trio was nice! I had the salted caramel cake, tiramisu and key lime bar. I sampled a bit of each and was pleasantly surprised. Although the tiramusu wasn't the best I've had it wasn't too bad. Enjoyed our time here!
__label__0 I hate that I have to come here for my packages now. This is the slowest post office aside from downtown.
__label__4 One of the best locations in Old Town.. tucked away on the park overlooking grass, flowers and fountains!  Its very quaint and lovely for being smack dab in the middle of Old Town.  \n\nOutdoor seating is perfect... lots of tables on the patio and even an upstairs patio with cute little lights!\n\nSaying the bartenders are 'generous pourers' is an understatement.  I basically got two dirty martinis for the price of one... I watched her pour the vodka... and keep pouring... and not stop pouring.  I truly assumed she was making one for another patron as well... but nope... ALL FOR ME! Not to mention she gave me the remainder of the shaker to take outside as well!  I had a strong buzz after my 'one' happy hour drink.  My friend's glass of wine was almost poured full to the top of her wine glass!  Easily almost two 'regular' glasses of wine full!  \n\nDefinitely worth checking out and I'll be going back again soon!
__label__0 OLD TOWN TAVERN DOES NOT WELCOME PARENTS WITH CHILDREN. This tavern may be dog friendly and they may welcome hordes of drunken partiers, but they DO NOT welcome families with children. We came to the Tavern for a drink after our children's graduation from 4th grade so that the kids could play out on the civic center lawn within our view, and we were shocked at the treatment we got from the bartender, who refused to serve our kids a soda. Very rude and we will not be visiting again soon. Shame on you, Old Town Tavern!
__label__3 This is a review strictly for the SERVICE department. We have been taking our Sienna to this dealership for nearly all maintenance ever since we purchased it in 2008 from a private party. As we have always returned for the scheduled maintenance, the van has run perfectly for 3 years now. \n\nOne time I went in there because my breaks were squeaking. I was expecting to pay a ton of money. The person I dealt with, whose name I unfortunately can't remember, came back and told me that that the breaks still had lots of life in them, but the previous owners of the car put in aftermarket break pads, and thus the squeaking. It was nice to have a service writer be honest with me, as I know next to nothing about cars myself. \n\nWe did shop there once for a car, it wasn't the greatest experience, but honestly I've never had a great experience shopping at ANY dealership, so I won't hold it against them.
__label__0 do not deal with the salesman orlando. the other sales reps warned me about him. he is a liar and his sales commission goes towards his wifes drug addiction. we regret our decision to deal with that piece of shit
__label__0 For it being a complete ghost town with no customers there the wait was absolutely horrendous, the one star is for the car wash
__label__4 Last week, I had my first appointment with Simply Dentistry. Doctor Tran and her dental hygienist were both really nice. Dr. Tran gave me my cleaning and it was very thorough. I've never had the actual dentist give me my cleaning. I was wowed by their modern equipment to view x-rays. The office itself looks and feels like a spa. The plastic used to make the toothbrush that hey hand out is recycled from yogurt cups and when I'm done with it, I can send it in to be recycled again. They also commented on how they are almost entirely paperless and do their best to make \"green\" choices. Needless to say, this is not your typical dentist office and I like it!
__label__1 We've lived in the El Mirage area for almost 8 years and eaten in at Olive Garden in Surprise numerous times.  The food is very good and the service is quite attentive.  The prices are not cheap so it is nice the service is good.  We have ordered food \"to go\" approximately four times.  The service does not translate when ordering \"to go\".  We have been met with sharp, curt employees at the \"to go\" window.  Our 3rd order out should have been our last.  Our dinner was bagged in front of us with the bag placed on the floor.  I was astonished and asked the service to please place the bag on the counter rather than the floor.  The service was quite rude and couldn't believe we were making such a ridiculous request.  Not only do I not want my food bagged on the floor, but eventually that bag will make it to my diningroom table (as opposed to the floor).  Now all the germs from their floor will be on my diningroom table.  \n\nAfter many months, we returned tonight to order \"to go\" for my daughter's birthday.  Olive Garden was her birthday request.  I was astounded to watch the manager bag our dinner with the bag on the floor.  I again said, \"Could you please put the bag on the counter rather than the floor?\"  The manager, Ms. Anderson complied, but obviously bagging on the floor was common place.  She didn't seem to see the problem with placing food items in a bag while on the floor.  I cannot imagine this is health code.  After spending $50 on dinner for 3, I think we will find either a new Italian restaurant or at least a new Olive Garden. \n\nFood is good and pricey, but just eat in and don't take it \"to go\".
__label__1 Our first mistake was deciding on where to go for dinner a little late in the evening. When we arrived I was super hungry. We had two servers, neither of which could seem to serve us with any decency in speed or clarity. By the time our food arrived, I felt like I had already been in the restaurant way too long. There were quite a few other patrons in the place, but it wasn't packed with a wait to be seated. \n\nMy second mistake was assuming that Tea is unflavored. No, it's Passion Fruit Tea. Adam Carolla has a rant about Passion Fruit Tea, and I am thinking of joining his Army after my experience at Mezzo. All she had to do was to give me a heads up. Heck, I might have even ordered it even knowing, but when I took a sip of my tea, expecting a familiar taste only to find that I had been fooled. \n\nMy food was good, but maybe it was just because I was so starved by the time it arrived that I would have enjoyed a shoe just as much. \n\nI can say ONE positive thing about Mezzo, and it's that their Pizza Frittes dessert is PHENOMENAL! They're fried dough bites with powered sugar, similar to bits of funnel cake. I ordered mine to go (since we had been there so long that I felt like I had moved into the place), and they piled them high in the take out box. They were even good the next day. I would go back to Mezzo just for the Pizza Frittes but definitely get them to go....without the tea.
__label__3 Me and my wife enjoyed it very much!We got the Groupon and it was worth it.Very good food and nice atmosphere .We will be back for sure.
__label__3 It's nice to have this place close to Wynn, Palazzo and Venetian to load up on those essentials like snacks, water and sunscreen!\n\nAnother plus - it's clean and new.
__label__4 This store is the platinum standard of a Walgreens store. Aside from the extremely high markup on everything, I still managed to walk out of here with some essentials (like water in gallons vs. bottles), travel-sized items and honey roasted almonds that didn't cost $10. \n\nThe store boasts about 12 registers that seem to all be pretty busy. I'd stop here again for just about anything again when in Vegas.
__label__3 This Walgreen's has it all! ! Everything you could possibly need from souvenirs to spirits. Great customer service with plenty of cashiers for check out.
__label__3 Walgreens .... you were my oasis in the land of $10 bottles of water!  I stayed at Treasure Island and came here for water and antibacterial sanitizer.  My sis forgot her prescription and had it filled at the pharmacy here.  Also saw a lot of LV souvenir items here at pretty reasonable prices.  Love that it's here!
__label__2 I saw tons and tons of people walking down the strip with this cute Eiffel  tower and we just had to have one. On our last day there we had way too much time to kill so we decided to go on a search for the drink. We found it on the side inside of Paris hotel, right next to the buffet. It's about $17 but its pretty darn big so I couldn't complain.. I had a mix of strawberry daq and pina colada. Tasted good and I could taste the alcohol so I knew I was gonna be feeling in half way through. I indeed did, but it probably wasn't the best idea when you have no where to take a nap.. lol I still have the cup and it is taking up space but it is cute nonetheless.
__label__0 An Eiffel Tower-shaped drink is cool in concept, but in reality.....the design of it is not consumer-friendly!\n\nIf you have limp, spaghetti arms like me, and drink slow, the Eiffel Tower drink will start getting really, really heavy when walking the strip.  I ordered the margarita strawberry daiquiri, and guess what...now i know, i'm not a fan of margaritas.  I like my mixed drinks to hide all traces of alcohol taste, yet still deliver the same drunken consequences and have me holding on to the ground to keep me from falling off the earth.  If you don't mind the taste, the drink does pack quite a punch.  I had to throw in ice cubes to dilute that bad boy.\n\nTip of advice from a Vegas party veteran: Skip the Eiffel Tower. Grab the guitar or fat tuesday bong-looking drink, basically anything that comes with a STRAP!  We all know that the last thing you want to have to worry about while walking around inebriated is HOLDING ONTO YO DRINK!
__label__3 So happy!  I went back to the Ahwatukee Farmer's Market on Sunday and noticed they had to change the layout.  Instead of being in the shape of the letter U, this  time there were so many new vendors, it was more like the letter E with a couple of side aisles.  There is now a guy with cheesekurds, fresh toffee, and still the delicious tamales, greek food, hummus and pita chips, a few different produce stands, coffee, etc.  Also, the \"crepe guy,\" as I liked to call him, had BBQ Beef Sandwiches that day.  I guess he does more the crepes . . . who knew!?  I guess I'll have to stop calling him \"crepe guy\" and start referring to the \"Truckin' Good Food\" stand!  See Review http://www.yelp.com/biz/truckin-good-food-phoenix#hrid:dT7OTJYeMaziMJlAcM19tA
__label__3 Only thing missing is a pool. Also the track iirc is 1/8th miles, so it takes a LOT of laps to get any real jogging in. Other than that this place is great.
__label__2 Although my previous experiences were 5 star experiences, lately, the Breakfast Joynt has been disappointing. Very disappointing...\n\nToday's breakfast broke the camel's back, so to speak: for the second time I had to send my eggs back due to improper cooking, and pretty much everything on my plate was below average.\nIn addition, although very nice, the wait staff was largely hanging out in back, and not in the front of the house checking on the few customers that were dining. \n\nI know this establishment is capable of doing better. I've tasted it. Whether there is someone new in the kitchen, or they're simply not paying attention, it shows a slip in their food, and let's face it, if it's not right and tasty, there are dozens of other places to go for breakfast. \n\nMy ham today tasted as though it had fallen into the syrup today and it wasn't that yummy brown sugar type of sweet that you would expect on ham. \nIn addition, our hash browns were largely uncooked, but flash burned on the grill. \nEnglish muffins that weren't toasted nearly enough, and eggs cooked incorrectly.\n\nI'm disappointed in the Breakfast Joynt. Hopefully, they'll clean up their act. Until then, I'm returning to Chompies for breakfast, where I know that I'll get great food consistently...
__label__1 Have been here several times and so far, only one dish was OK: the pasta dish under Health Conscious. All the other dishes have been disappointing, including the Fruit Crepes which I had today, the omelette which was overcooked, the pancakes which have been tasteless. For breakfast, I would be better off going to IHOP.
__label__4 Great Omlette and friendly servers.
__label__2 I had been to the Breakfast Joynt once several years ago. It was not terribly memorable but there was a really great Groupon available on this particular day and the lunchtime crew and I were in the mood to eat out.  On the surface the Joynt seemed like it would meet all our lunch time needs. Close proximity to the office-check. Breakfast and standard lunch fair-check. Good pricing (especially with the Groupon)-check and check. After much deliberation with my lunchtime crew we headed over. \n\nAs soon as we entered we were greeted by a friendly gentlemen and we selected a table.The atmosphere is nice and relaxing, though the decor is a bit confusing (Chicago memorabilia plus Packers and Vikings stuff?)  I chose the egg salad sandwich and we all ordered. That's when things went downhill. Though our waitress was generally friendly, service was incredibly slow. So slow, in fact, that we overheard the table next to ours complaining about the same thing. Suddenly our \"quick\" lunch break turned into something much less quick. \n\nOnce our food arrived we were all generally pleased. The food was tasty. However it had taken so long to arrive that we immediately asked for our check and fumbled for our wallets with one hand while eating with the other. \n\nOverall the food was fine, but the super slow service makes me wonder if this isn't a better place to phone in a to go order, rather than dining in.  Maybe we will hit this place up again when we are in the mood for a lunch hour that is a bit more leisurely in it's pace. \n\nPS-Avoid the ranch dressing. It will not meet your french fry dipping needs!
__label__2 I have been to this place about three times over the last couple years. I always loved the blueberry pancakes each time I went, but I was disappointed this time around.   The food was just okay.  The waiter was very friendly and kept up with our pace of being served (fairly quickly).  We used a Groupon, so it was still a good deal and will go back again.
__label__1 I'm glad I had a BOGO coupon! I will give this place another try if I have another coupon.  08/24/2013 Update - I have yet to return.
__label__0 The service, where do I start?!? Waited 20 minutes to be told by the waiter that our order had been \"cut\" and the kitchen was just starting it. The place was totally dead during this ordeal. Saw the waiter spend that prior 20 minutes talking to staff. Seems more likely he forgot to put it into the kitchen. Overall the food was ok but not enough to make up for crappy service. They did offer a discount ($4 off an order for 2) to make up for the service. I don't think we'll be back.
__label__1 My wife and I visited this place to grab sandwiches. We were thinking of Quizno's, but saw this place and decided to give it a try.\n\nAfter I ordered my food; Chicken Gyro, Chicken Kabob and Baba Ghanouj to go, my mind drifted off to \"Kitchen Nightmares\". I don't know why, but that's what I was thinking. Once our order was ready, we got it and drove home.\n\nThe Chicken Gyro had large slices of chicken not bad, but it should have been thinner. Since our \"to go\" order was in pita bread, it was half soaked with the juices from the tomato and onions. My  kabob was a disappointment, it was also strips of thick dry chicken. I thought it was the GYRO and expected chunks of chicken. It was difficult to eat, so I ended up eating just the chicken.\n\nNow, the Baba Ghanouj was disgusting. The mixture was \"slop\" immersed in olive oil. One bite was all  we could stand. The best I ever had was at \"Sabuddy\" Israeli restaurant which closed because the owner returned to New York.\n\nAs for the sandwiches,  the pita bread was excellent and the next time I will have it there and NOT \"To Go\".
__label__2 A friend and I checked out the newest Vegas club on opening weekend located at Wynn's new hotel and casino, Encore.  XS is by far the most beautiful and stunning club I've ever partied at.  This is comparing all the clubs I've been to in Vegas, from the Bay, and all the way down to L.A.  The amount of detail was highly thought out and nothing was left untouched, which help make XS simply amazing and unreal.  Steve Wynn has truly outdone himself with this club.\n\nThe club itself is huge and extremely luxurious.  Sexy curvy golden female figures are portrayed throughout the club in very good taste.  A huge rotating chandelier helps set the mood and highlight the dance floor.  Stripper poles are also staged all over the club, which helps intensify the sex appeal.  Similar to Wynn's Tryst, there is a huge poolside outdoor area, a perfect spot to cool down or catch some fresh air.  Though there is no waterfall, the outdoor area is much larger and elegant with plenty of seating & tables outside. One of the coolest things about the outside area is there are also gambling tables, mostly consisting of blackjack tables.\n\nMy only complaint regarding the club I experienced was the music.  First off, I didn't like the location of the DJ booth, which is located all the way in the back and is very hidden.  I spent a few minutes trying to figure out if there was a live DJ or if they were playing random cds.  Granted that we went on a Sunday night, but the music was horrible at best.  The transition between songs was way off and the selection of music was highly suspect and sucked. I know me and my friend couldn't have been the only people feeling this way with the music, because when I looked at other people dancing I noticed at times they would stop/pause as well.\n\nSummary: Looks alone club XS is visual eye candy 5+ stars, but the substance (music/DJ) is only 1 star at best. I think I have to try another night because a few people mentioned the music was good on Friday and Saturday night. I hate to rate this place this low because I really liked the place, it's just I wasn't feeling the music and that's a big part of the experience.
__label__4 Club was AMAZING.  Had everything you would want/expect out of a Vegas clubbing experience.  Large/grand venue, great music, hot people...even ran into Ice-T and his wife Coco (who looks WAY hotter in person).  Always nice to run into a celebrity.  Reassures you in your belief that you are actually somewhere worth going to!
__label__4 XS is my favorite nightclub in Vegas. Located in the new Wynn extension, Encore, the club defines \"excess\" to the fullest. I'm talkin' at least 40 tables, 15 dancing poles, 6 go-go dancers, 3 fully-stocked bars, and an even ratio of hot staff--one guy, one girl per table to cater your every need. \n\nNow, if you know me, you know that Steve Wynn is my hero. The Wynn is by far my favorite hotel in Vegas; the architecture, d\u00e9cor, atmosphere, dining, boutiques, pool, day/nightlife--the full package. And the Wynn nightclub, Tryst, is unbelievably cool. I mean...to have a damn WATERFALL up in the club? You can't get more excessive than that. \n\nApparently, Steve Wynn can.\n\nXS doesn't have a waterfall, but it does offer a massive outdoor patio area. Complete with a mote-like pool, cabanas, and a gambling section! It was freezing the night we went, so no pool action. Given how cold it was, I felt for the dealers stuck outside, but they were in cute weather-appropriate snow bunny outfits, so that was good.\n\nBack inside, the spacious dance floor was filled to the rim. The music was Top 40's as expected, mashed up with a little house/dance/techno. Normally I'm put off by Vegas go-go dancers (more strip club than nightclub), but these dancers were naturally pretty and fit girls, with matching outfits that I wouldn't mind wearing myself. \n\nI'll definitely be back in the summertime, as I foresee tons of mischief going on in their outdoor pool. Watch out, Rehab/Tao Beach/Palms.
__label__4 Tryst, lemme upgrade ya. \n\nThe grand daddy of all clubs in XS. \n\nGot diamonds on your neck?\nPatron in your cup?\nGood, let's PARTAY.\nbecause \nElla quiere su Rumba
__label__1 Vauge ass's newest hot spot. Friends and I came here over the weekend since Tao didnt like what most of us were wearing. $30 @ the door, full of people dancing to their most extent (It looks funny) Girls trying out the poles looking like they firemen dropping down for emergency. Place is alright, I'm definitely not big on vegas clubs.
__label__3 Went Sunday on Memorial Day weekend. The line gets long but moves fast. I self parked at the Wynn which was a really quick walk to the club. \nPlace gets packed. Miscommunication for guestlist and had to pay the cover $50 guys, $20 girls. Better than the $150 they were charging for guys on Saturday night. Prices change all the time, even when you \"talk to someone\" before hand, but the place is nice. Lots of tables, layout opens out to the pool area where everyone else is just lounging around having a good time. Also, that missing wall allows the club to stay a little cool  (not by much once you start dancing, even with the AC is on)which is still really nice since that dance floor gets packed... I mean, getting elbowed in the back by the drunk people making out and getting pushed around by people squeezing through the dance floor trying to make there way through, packed. Had a blast though. Ran into a couple different groups of friends there by chance since this place is so big. Didn't even know one group was there since they were near the bar by the high roller black jack tables on the opposite side of the pool until later on. Drink early on because the lines get long if you don't have table service, and this place takes some time to get filled.\n\nThe dance floor extends to the outside area so it creates this little standing area since everyone is trying to pack themselves into the \"inside\" part, which is what we did, since that is where you can really hear the music and see the go-go girls/girls that then sell you $5 shots in pointy metal containers and shouldn't be walking near the dance floor. Overall good experience though, and I'll probably be back... well, depending on if I can get on guestlist and it is a weekend that they aren't raping me on cover alone.
__label__2 So glad we stood in line at 9 pm because the lines were wrapping around the mall and almost to the casino at around midnight and the line was not moving probably because it hit it's limit or they were only letting in people who had a reserved table. $$$$$ Very expensive bottle service so we skipped all that jazz. Got in around 9:30pm, got our drinks, sat on one of those chairs in the pool and we were good to go. The music was like top 40 / KIIS FM dj/mash up style. I love mash ups but it was like a rap song with an rnb song and it was more of a mix than a mash. I don't know, it was odd but still ok when drinking strong drinks. We danced a bit or more like swayed cause it was too crowded. Decor was nice, half inside / half outside was nice, gambling at the club was nice, sitting by the pool was nice, people were nice, and the bathroom service was crazy nice but i think the music makes the place for me and this was just OK in my book.
__label__1 Overrated, expensive, crowded, nowhere to sit unless you reserve an expensive table. \n\nWe were not on a VIP list so we had to wait in line. The wait was okay and the bouncers informed us the cover would be $28 a person. When we tried to negotiate, they offered us $20 a person to get in. Great start.\n\nYes, the club looks sleek and posh and the outdoor/indoor set up is nice. However, $15 for one shot seems a little excessive. And talk about CROWDED. The dance floor was a major CF. I could barely move let alone dance. And I felt like everywhere we were, people were constantly shoving past.\n\nThe music was cool when we first got there (pop and hip hop) but starting moving more in the direction of dance / house, which we did not like as much.
__label__3 Best Vegas clubbing experience ever! EVER!!\n\nEven arriving early, we couldn't beat the other eager-beavers. Good thing the line moved fast. \n\nThe outdoor pool area is so beautiful with the cabana and all. Lounge beds in the pool. I can just lay there and people-watch all night.\n\nNo shoving or elbowing. At least for the early part of the night, but by then I was having too much of a good time to care. \n\nDrinks are pricey ($15 for a red bull vodka!) and the dance floor is small for the amount of ppl they let in.
__label__0 Charging guys $100 to get in last Friday night.  No wonder there was no line.  Who in their right mind would pay $100 on a normal Friday night?  Well it was Beyonce's after party.  Still,  something says the ppl aren't that dumb with this economy to pay that.  Maybe if it was NYE.  Needless to say,  I went over to another club across the street with a line that was pretty deep.\n\nThis is a beautiful club from what I've heard.
__label__4 I'm sure this has been already said but XS is a lot like Tryst at the Wynn but about 4 times bigger. This place is gigantic, the bartender told me it is the biggest club in Vegas too. The cover charge for guys on Saturday nights is currently $50 and $20 for girls, no discounts either, not even for locals. I guess this is what happens when you have the most happening spot in Vegas. The line for this place is legendary so I suggest getting there are 9pm when they open the doors, I know that sounds crazy but unless you enjoy waiting in a lines I would get there early or get bottle service.  FYI, if you get there after 10pm it will be the longest line you have ever waited in your whole life.\n\nBut how can I give this place 5 stars, because simply it is by far the best, most amazing club I have been too. With great music and an even better crowd! Honestly if you are in Vegas you have to go here, you will feel like you have walked into a movie. They also have this pool that you cannot go into on Friday and Saturday nights, only ankle deep is allowed. There are no signs about this though so it was funny watching random people get thrown or jump in then escorted out. Actually this whole table decided to foolishly jump into the pool, got kicked out, and my friends and I got to hijack their whole table after they got bounced... shhh don't tell anyone.
__label__2 SCANDALOUS FEMALE BARTENDER!!! This club is very nice! Bartender (female) near pool side, scandalous 'Breezy'! My boyfriend ordered three drinks but was charged for the guys' drinks next to us also. She said 'you were talking to him', so what! It doesnt mean the other guy was with us. $98! How does a bartender mess up like that? She wouldn't reverse charges when it was her mistake. We ended up being escorted out because she felt stupid she couldn't get an order right! $98 dollar is nothing, it's the customer service. Anyhow, we were on our way out anyway, my feet were killing me and already had my fun. Never going back though!....thieves.
__label__1 despite being outdoors, this whole club managed to SMELL LIKE FARTS.\n\nbeer is $10 (ok, vegas standard) and even the bartenders think it's funny that people pay that much for a bud light.\n\neveryone in here looks like they want to be a reality tv star so bad. expected a more attractive crowd for so much hype, but i mean. it is vegas. \n\ni prefer wasted space for vegas raging. places like xs are all the same. even blush at least played better music.
__label__4 This is the best nightclub in Vegas. Now yes, the women here are just as stuck up as the women everywhere else. The men here are just as toolish as everywhere else as well. Yes, the drinks here run you about 12-18 just like everywhere else as well.\n\nHowever, even with all that being said, there is a pool you can wade in. There is an outdoor area with two outdoor bars, and gambling. Even the women have to pay to get in here, why? Becasue everyone wants to be here. \n\nThe DJ's play an ecletic mix of today's hip-hop and 90's fare, but the dance floor is crowded, and I wouldn't recommend navigating it unless you're looking for people to dance with, or you have broad shoulders. \n\nIf you get to hot on that dance floor the exspansive pool/outdoor lounge area is nice to relax at. But if you're with the right group you should have a great time.\n\nMonday is locals night and it's free if you have a NV id. However, seriously who can go out on a monday night?
__label__4 out of the three clubs i've been to, (Tryst, Tao and XS) XS is my absolute favorite! if you love house or trance music, this spot will satisfy your house music needs. the bouncer let us cut the 1st massive long \"general admission\" line that was waiting at the back because we got denied on guestlist. (stupid promoter lied to us, and told us she added us to the guestlist but she didn't) god bless his soul! on top of that, the line moved quickly and we got in the club, in no time. the crowd was so much better compared to Tryst (see review)! way more attractive girls and guys to spread Vegas fun!! \n\nthe pool outside is awesome. but do note, if you fall in, or get your whole body wet, YOU WILL GET KICKED OUT. gotta stay classy in this club. i witnessed some girl, willingly getting into the pool to dance in her own world, unfortunately, she was greeted by 2 bouncers and kicked her out. tragic really. \n\nDEFINITELY COMING BACK HERE!!!
__label__4 Went this past Saturday night, and like everyone's said:\n\n- the outside of the club is worth the just the admission - paid $30 cover\n- drinks are $14-16 - jack and coke was strong, mind eraser was perfect\n- club makeup was about 90% Asian - that was fine with me, I'm EOE.\n- dance floor was packed - a little small in proportion to the entire place\n- got there around 10 - wait was about 10 minutes\n- females were pretty aggressive in all aspects, seemed like most of them listened to 'Took The Night' by Chelley on their drive to Vegas.
__label__4 I've been to numerous clubs in Vegas but so far, this is the best club I have been to.  The wait is ridiculous, but if you have $$$ get bottle service, or if you have homies in Vegas with hook ups, call them!  It is definitely worth the hassle.  You want to look good, dress sexy, and bring lots of cash and credit to buy drinks.  Drinks cost lots...but everywhere in vegas its muy expensive!  This place has one of the largest patios near their pool to chill, smoke, meet people, and chat throughout the long hours of the night til dawn.  The dance floor is pretty big too, not too crowded.  It opens up into the patio area, so the place is well ventilated.   You can even dip your feet in the pool if it starts sweating in your sandals to rid of any vinegar smell you may have developed haha.  Vegas always has a good diverse crowd with a DJ who places music to fit everyone's taste.  I think the fact that this place is huge, and the patio is huge, and the fact that everyone wants to go somewhere new, this place is definitely the spot!  \n\nPlanning a bachelorette or bachelor party? do it here.  My girl and I met so many people about to get married and had their bottle service there.  Its super expensive so be ready to let go of some ends!  It was even fun with just me and my girlfriend, dancing the night away, walking around and chit chatting w/ everyone.  The main thing is, you CAN walk around, you CAN see people, AND even better, no long lines to go pee!  It's not super crowded or dark like Tao. LOL. \n\nSo if you're planning to go to Sin City, XS should be on your itinerary for sure!
__label__0 The most hostile people I have ever met.  Horrible in every respect, I am surprised people pay for the abuse they deliver.  My experience with XS was hands down the worst I have ever had with any venue, ever.  They ruined my birthday, embarrassed me, and I believe potentially charged me for it.  STAY AWAY FROM THIS PLACE!!!!!
__label__2 XS wasn't a prioritiy club for me to visit. I'm picky with music but in Las Vegas, you don't really go to the clubs to dance because most of the music played is really crappy mash-ups or the club is too packed and you can't C-walk or do the Dougie without getting booty bumped. Of course, you're usually too drunk to care about any of those things and you dance anyways. I digress.\n\nMy 3 stars is based on a 45 minute stay at XS. We got there on Monday at 1am, there was a small line but apparently some guy my boyfriend met in a bathroom was able to get us in ahead of the line for cheap, less than $20, and hey it worked! So we get in and it's packed, not packed like a weekend though. We found a spot to dance but it was too cramped. From where we were standing, it looked like the pool area wasn't open but we were too lazy to fight through the crowd to check out the situation. There was good hip hop playing for 30 minutes straight.\n\nI'm only 26 and already cantankerous. Crowds make me grumpy and I don't have the energy to club all night...lame. If you're lame like me but curious about this place, you should come on a Monday. If I return here, it will only be if I get bottle service, which I'm too poor for anyway. I'm just happy I'm able to say that I've been to XS. I will agree that it is very pretty inside.
__label__4 What can I say that hasn't been said?  \n\nXS is huge.\nXS is grandiose.\nXS is opulent.\nXS is expensive (if you don't have boys paying for your drinks and free admission)\nXS has a huge pool in the middle.\nXS played great music on a Friday night.\nXS had all the beautiful people in Vegas.\nXS has stripper poles everywhere.  Even the lights are stripper poles.\n\nThis is by far the best club I have ever been to in my life....and I've been to a lot of them.
__label__2 There's no doubt that XS is a beautiful club.  But, I really didn't have much of a great time here considering it's suppose to be one the best in Sin City. Maybe, it was the music.  Which was more Techno than Hip Hop.  Or maybe it was the crowd, which I wasn't feeling.  There were some nice ones out of the bunch, but most of them were stuck-up. Although, I have to give it up to security though, because they sure did a good job at making that line move.  I was kinda feelin' bad for the guys during Memorial Day Weekend though.  The cover charge to get in for a guy at XS was $100 and later on that night it jumped to $200 just to get in!  \n\nRidiculously XS-cessive indeed!\n\nBut honestly didn't think it was quite worth all the hype.
__label__2 Arrived to Encore around 1am, there was a short line. Paid $20 to get in. It was hella packed inside. Some fatty stepped on my toe and I had to shove him because he didn't even notice. Stupid British accent guy. Get a hint fool. We spent most of our time outside near the pool. There was a nice view of the hotel and pool. There was a girl break dancing in a mini skirt= free show. Nice place, music was ok for the most part, and unfortunately the crowd was not too pretty that night.
__label__1 Maybe I was in Vegas at the wrong time (Thanksgiving weekend), but the club was a mix of good, bad & awfull.\n\nGood:\n- On the face, it should be an awesome club. Next to a pool, nice interiors and exteriors.. generally well designed space. \n- Crowd on Thanksgiving weekend was better than Tao.. but nothing impressive. Not bad, but nothing impressive. My friends tell me that it's usually better...\n\nBad:\n- Big chunk of the nice area around the pool was blocked off. (so.. what's the point if you can't sit down next to it)\n- Too many tables inside.. I know that table service is how you make you money.. but c'mon.. give some space for dancing.\n- Due to weather - outside was FREEZING cold. (no worries in the summer I guess)\n- Watered down drinks. They were on par with the free ones you get while gambling...\n\nAwfull\n- The bouncers were between rude and a-holes. I know they have to manage the crowd, but they should be able to differentiate between drunken a-holes that need to be pushed around (or thrown out) and respectable guests that don't appreciate being treated like cattle.\n\nThe last club I was at before that was The Bank and the staff there was just amazingly nice. Maybe it's because we did the bottle service.. but the bouncers were super nice and professional.. way better than the beefcakes they had at XS.
__label__4 OH XS, why must you be so amazing!?\n\nRight off the bat, the vibe is upbeat and people are lookin' good! You walk through the doors, up the stairs, and as soon as you you turn that corner, BAM! A vision like no other! It's breath taking and when I show my friends this club for the first time, I love the look on their faces when they see this view! You can either go straight to the dance floor or go either right or left to outside or a bar..  \n\nPoles are scattered along the club for dancing and to top it off they have two platforms with poles. I am not going to say that I am in favor of those poles, but only in favor to see some females display the level of intoxication!! Hey, it's Vegas, what do you expect!?\n\nFeel like gambling!? Don't worry, XS has it covered! Walk along the patio seating and along the pool where you will find another bar and a \"Party Pit' if you will.... One craps table and a couple blackjack tables as well! Of course, while actively gaming, your drinks are on the house!!\n\nI celebrated my birthday here last year and got the best service! Huge table and they even brought me a birthday cake! What girl doesn't like firework-like candles on her birthday cake!? My girlfriends and I danced the night away and what was great was that there was security always watching us. In Vegas, there are always groups of girls that go to clubs and it was nice to have a big buff guy there to keep an eye out!\n\nMusic is loud and everywhere you look, people are having a great time! Staff is easy on the eyes and move as quickly as they can! The staff keeps this place clean as it is the most beautiful club in Vegas. I expect nothing less from a club located in a 5 star 5 diamond resort.\n\nDebating on going? Don't! You will have a blast! I believe the doors open at 10. If I were you, get on a guest list. The line gets pretty long!
__label__4 I heard it was great-now I can confirm it. Gorgeous place-you have your dance floor and bars, but it's also open to the outside so you have your pool and cabanas if dancing is not your thing and just want to lounge and look cool. We hit the dance floor all night-awesome music. \n\nAfter a few drinks, the bartender actually gave us water for free when we requested it. Usually Vegas bars charge you even for water! Can I also mention ladies, that this was the only nightclub I've EVER been to where each time we visited the ladies room there was no line. Yes you read that correctly. The place was packed too but somehow there must have been a few bathrooms because we never had to wait. \n\nI would absolutely return next time I'm in Vegas!!
__label__3 This club was dope!!!!! We came here for our friends bachelor party and our jaws dropped when we saw the pool area. We got to XS super early because we had a table reserved and wanted to scope the place out before it got packed. If you reserve a table you have your own server that comes to mix your drink to your liking, which was cool to me. The pool area is sick with plenty of private areas or tables by the pool. You can get your dance on on the huge ass dance floor that curls around to the outside of the pool area, chill out by the pool, or lose some more money playing blackjack or poker. The bouncers in Vegas are so much cooler than the douche bags here in the H. The bachelor was drinking from early in the afternoon until we got to the club so he was pretty f'd up by the time we got there, then adding crown and patron didn't help. My boy could barely stand and the bouncer saw that and kicked him out (30 mins of us arriving there) but we explained that we were from Houston and it was his bachelor party. The bouncer marked him with a stamp and said he was cool to come back it if he sobers up and the mark will let him back in with no line, he didn't have to do that and the majority of the Houston bouncers wouldn't of. We meet some peeps in Vegas and the club was full capacity and the bouncer did everything to try to get our friends in but the club was full capacity, another cool move. The service was second to none, the staff was friendly, the crowd was dope too. The only reason that it loses one star is because I like house music and all but it starts sounding the same after a while, a little hip hop would've help. Next trip to Vegas we are definitely stopping here.
__label__3 Been a couple times but last Sunday was nuts! This is a place to see & be seen, foreal! It's a place where you get to see just about everything Vegas has to offer... my wife & I just kick back and gotta laugh at some of the naughty things we've seen here, especially on the dance floor.\nGreat venue but they really shouldn't have placed the DJ booth in-between the dance floor and pool view. It cut off one of the major veins to outside so the side door was one big traffic jam.\nCover is $30 for girls & $50 for guys but you can talk your way down if you got females with you (unless they're fugly!), just see one of the line hosts. Also try to find passes on the strip, which may or may not work. The line is usually long but it moves swiftly and be prepared to WAIT for drinks too. If you find the right spot on the inside dance floor ceiling AC vents will point right at you... find those spots!
__label__1 Yes, it is the most expensive club ever built and yes, they gross more $$ than any other club in the country. That being said I had much higher expectations, and I have much higher standards. In short, the lighting, ambience, pool and barstaff would earn XS 7/5 stars... but they lose 4 of those. What XS gains in notoriety and prestige, they lack in logistics, personality and judgment.\n\nUpon arrival you find a confusing set of lines that took 30 minutes (Sober) to differentiate and walk from one to the other. Security is rude, not even allowing you to stand in the lobby for a minute before you are barked at. The staff inside the club is no better. 95 degree evening weather and drunken patrons warrant ice water poolside, as Drai's in Hollywood once offered me. What you find at XS  is $8 bottles of water. I'm pretty sure fire code requires a second exit in a club (expecially when booked past capacity). It took 20 minutes for us two ladies to reach the exit, and when we tried to take a short cut out security practically ripped our heads off!\n\nThis isn't Hollywood, the velvet rope doesn't part because you are beautiful or because of who you are. It's all about the Benjamins at XS. The girls wait in line and pay a cover too. But if you can't afford bottle service and you don't want to wait in line behind 100+ people at 1 a.m., use your brain and you will figure it out. Better yet if you want to check out a hot new Vegas Club on the Strip, go to Marquee.
__label__2 There is so much hype about this club and I was expecting to be really blown away. Unfortunately, it wasn't as good as I thought it was going to be. It was still really good though.\n\nI really like the size and layout of this place. I want to compare it to Marquee's but their size and lay outs are nice in their own way. I like how the bar surrounds the pool and the \"dance floor\" and stage area are on the other end of the place. Also love the gogo dancers there! Minus their face, they're pretty hot. And they're super nice and friendly.\n\nGreat looking crowd as well! No shortage of hotties. But then again it was a Saturday evening. Everyone wanted to be here. The music was decent: I forgot who was playing but it was house music. \n\nOnly thing I didn't like (which a lot of people would agree with me on) is the huge effing line up. We thought we were lined up for one of their long ass lines and it turned out to be the line up for VIP people or people with tables or something. When they told us where the regular line up was, it was at least 3x as long so we had to wait about an hour to get in, even with our G-List. Oh another thing I didn't like: the dance floor up at the front. I've been to some packed places in my life but that dance floor takes the bloody cake. It was so packed it was just hard to breathe. Couldn't stay there for more than 10 mins. We had to take breaks because it was quite unbearable. \n\nDidn't pay the full amount to get in though, so I guess the G-List had some sort of use. \n\nWould I come back? Probably not. Unless someone I really love is playing. I think it's one of those \"you gotta experience it once\" to know. If you haven't been, you MUST go and see for yourself.
__label__4 This place is gorgeous. They had decent music, nice bartenders and plenty of seating. I went for a private party, so I didnt have to deal with it being cramped or meeting weird people. The pool area is beautiful! As far as ambiance, this is my favorite LV club!
__label__4 After reading a few reviews its funny how many complain about the club being crowded and expensive.  Who wants to go to a half-empty club? Then go to a effin lounge who let's Tom, Dick, and Harry in along with their grandmothers and aunt.  \n\nAnyhow, if you spend $96 million on a club it better be top-notch and it is.  If you partying in a $96 million club, it isn't going to be cheap and you wont find dollar drinks.  So if you are a baller on a budget stick to lounges with no lines. \n\nThe gold you see is real 24k gold, but good luck trying to steal it. Bouncers are abundant but overall, they are better than other clubs.  The cocktail waitress are super model HOT, but that's all about you're gonna get unless you got a Blackcard.  Any VIP table inside the club has decent view of dancefloor and traffic flow is great to fish for hotties walking by.  Tables outside arent optimal for tailchasing and are cheaper than inside of course.  However, if you get a daybed by the pool it is romantic spot for your date or fling for the night.  Great makeout spot or to have a pre-qualifier conversation.\n\nGetting inside isnt too difficult if you have a table.  If you are paying cover, then expect to wait at least an hour.  It's a $96 million dollar club, DUH! \n\nWhat I particularly like about it is traffic flow is good, getting in and out of club is good, decor is excellent, and it's just bright enough to get a good look at people even if you have your beer googles on.  \n\nOnly thing is their sound system could be improved.  You dont feel the crisp bass.  Sometimes there is an ordor from the bathroom areas.  They need to keep air-spraying scents into the ventilation.  \n\nDeadmau5 is resident 2012 and rumor has it Tiesto too. \n\nIm a regular here since day one. So if you need further advice LMK.
__label__3 OK, so I've been here like 3 times at least. And seriously, I don't mind the cover charge or the long lines. What I do mind is that now it's starting to turn Saturday night into \"we've got the coolest celeb DJ\" night (Tiesto, DeadMau5, Calvin Harris, etc.) This in turn means they close off the pool area and it's like 1000x more packed than it should be. It made it way more difficult to get around and they closed off the pool area. \nI hope this doesn't happen all the time now! The last time I came here was about 2 years ago and then probably 3 years ago before that. Anyway, I'm still giving it 4 stars because in my book XS was 5 stars, before starting to get all these DJs in. Now it just feels like I'm in the Sahara tent at Coachella.
__label__1 XS, I still love you dearly, but this review is for one particular VIP host and the way he treated us the last time I went: Joe Leano. Yes, Joe, this one goes out to your pretentious ass.\n\nI went to XS for Tiesto night with three other girls after being promised by two different legit hosts that we would be able to get in on the reduced admission guest list ($20 for girls, $50 for guys). We were in line by 10 pm and did everything as we were told. When we got to the front of the line, however, Joe stopped us and told us there was no such thing as a reduced admission guest list. My friend and I whipped out our cell phones to show him the text messages we'd received literally minutes ago from our promoters, who were both working at Tryst that night. Joe basically told us he thought we were bullshitting (even though we told him he could check the numbers) and said he was only doing his job and we would have to pay $100 to get in (after telling our other friends $75 about 20 minutes earlier). Um... I'm sorry? I understand it's Tiesto night, but it's not even 11 pm, we're four girls on the guest list, and you're telling us to pay $100 to get into your club? We pointed out the absurdity of this and Joe told us in the rudest, most sarcastic tone ever that the only way he would accept proof of the \"reduced admission guest list\" we claimed existed was if we dragged one of our promoters over from Tryst to walk us in. We asked, very patiently, if we could go over and get a video recording or signature or something as proof. He said no and refused to offer a reason why, instead telling us over and over again to step out of line. \n\nBy this point we were tired of wasting time when he was just being an asshole for the sake of being an asshole so we finally complied, but instead of leaving we went to go talk to Eric, who wrote us a slip within 10 seconds of us showing him our texts. After we got in my friend went to go give Joe a piece of her mind, and he conveniently slammed the door in her face.\n\nFYI, Joe, just because you're having a miserable night doesn't mean you have to ruin ours.
__label__2 Huge club full of beautiful-looking girls and the creepers who like to pray on them. \n\nGot here early around 11pm and was able to get in under 30 minutes!  \n\nA little on the pricey side.  Guys are 75 bucks and girls 35 on the Saturday night we went.
__label__3 The club was really spacious. You didn't feel like you were confined to two areas. It was fun dancing on the water.
__label__1 I have been here a handful of times. Its huge, has a pool, poles, and awesome decor. Great beats and decent drinks. Basics for any club to be worth going to more than once. The reason that I truly cannot stand this club is just how pretentious the staff is. Its exhausting to deal with the attitude, odd sense of entitlement to say rude things to clients, and flat out lies some waiters give customers. This last time we got bottle service and it was truly a waste. The waiter was terrible, spilled a beverage all over my friends crotch who was sitting while it happened and instead of offering a real apology, comes back with a napkin towel. The bouncers wouldn't allow us back into our table area (oddly being that it was already rammed with NON table paying club goers) and demanded what our table number was. Being yelled at and ignored when you try to tell him its the second table from him with the obvious girls waiving at me was just the icing on the cake. My husband has to fetch me and the bouncer had the balls to say that I didn't need so much attitude. This happened 2x that night to myself, and everyone the girls who tried to god forbid use the restroom. Funny thing, the table number was never given to us until I had to ask it from the waiter. \n\nXS needs to get their act together, be more organized, and know you can have an awesome club if customer service standards were a priority. I know there are some real jerks that party at clubs in Vegas and they must get their fair share. But they absolutely cannot treat people like this. Worst bottle service experiences ever and won't be making that mistake again.
__label__4 My favorite club in Vegas. As far as I know, both guys and girls both have to pay for entry but for good reason. This club is totally awesome. \n\nThe main dance floor is pretty crowded but you can walk to the pool area to get some air. There are also 3 bars so the wait isn't too bad. If you don't want to wait in line for an hour+ then you better get there early unless you're in a big group of girls.\n\nOh yeah, the music is pretty good too :3
__label__2 Decent venue, well run, drinks are about what you'd expect. Overall you need to go when there is a good DJ, we had some second rate DJs who aren't local, but aren't good. It was a fun time, but the music needs to be much better to really enjoy it.
__label__3 This club gets packed! $20 cover for girls, we went on a night that DeadMau5 was there, so of course there were tons of 'awesome' people tripping on E and one who awesomely vomitted on my and my friend's shoes. I feel like i would have enjoyed the club had that not happened, so I won't rate it badly-there was a response from security who noticed the person and ran after them.  The club was pretty cool, but as I said, ridiculously packed. We ended up watching DeadMau5's set from outside, so the sound was kind of weird.  I would definitely go back, but maybe not on a night that a super famous guest DJ is spinning.
__label__2 One of the better and classier clubs in Las Vegas!\nHere's the worst kicker.\n$8 for soda water from the gun, basically carbonated tap - almost unforgivable\nCome on Babe, REALLLY?!?!  \n[Source: I used to be a Bartender]
__label__2 Not so bad. The entrance looks like a hotel check-in. The security team here was cool, which is refreshing for a club on the strip. Usually security crew's think they are real cops with a Napoleon complex.\n\nIt was a week day when I went, so it wasn't too crowded. Lil Jon was playing and he's a decent DJ. \n\nSince I'm a local and I usually avoid the strip, I was (as usual) SHOCKED when I was told it was $52 for a beer, wine, and a shot for the the birthday boy. This is why I stay away from the strip. Not that it is their fault - that's how they pay their rent. I wish clubs like this would offer local prices even when it comes to drinks. Because seriously we could just stash alcohol in our car and run in and out of the club. It's not like we're staying in a hotel and have no way to get more booze. Just a thought!\n\nOverall, compared to Haze, Tryst, ... (and all the other clubs I've been to but can't remember at the moment), this one was pretty decent. Moon is still my favorite, but XS wasn't bad.
__label__1 Hmm I was disappointed. It smelt of feet and the music wasn't great at all but maybe I went on a bad night. Blonde barmaid is super quick and efficient though, never waited more than a minute for a drink!
__label__1 So i had bottle service and it was super fast and easy to get in. Once in and seated at my table i went exploring. The outside area was super nice with the pool and cabanas. The outside wasn't too crowded and was easy to get to and from area to area. The inside was horrible!! I tried walking inside to get my friend who was at the bar and it took me 30 minutes to get to the bar! I felt like i was in a moshpit, people throwing elbows and pushing and shoving just to get out of the giant crowd. Never again, if i go back to xs ill stay outside. The reason this got a 2 star review was because of the bouncers. They are douchebags. Just because they can accept tips doesn't mean they have to strong arm people to give them tips. I had three of my friends leave because a bouncer kept asking them to tip up or they'll be escorted out for freeloading. Wtf?
__label__4 Classy and beautiful with pretty girls, pools, and poles \n\nI'd recommend bottle service here for convenience
__label__0 I have to admit I've never been inside of this club but I'm only speaking on the experience while waiting in line. If you are looking to be tricked into paying double for this club I recommend not to go. We waited in line for two hours and decided to leave. \n\nThe organizers of the club who ever they are just wants their commission and how do I know this? I personally asked. He told me they don't make money from inside of the club only the bar does so they have to get their commission somehow telling people to pay twice the amount to get in. I don't knock their game but I'm not the one that will be paying double for any club when they were closing in an hour. \n\nThe line for people who was paying regular price didn't move at all only the line for people who payed over 100 to get in!! Due to the bad experience that I had I will not plan to go back there and attempt to get in I will stick to my usual spots.
__label__2 This place is big enough to have two stages, so why was there only one?  They should take out the gambling tables and set up a DJ booth right there. It didn't make sense to me to PAY a cover and then go gamble? You can gamble ANYWHERE in Vegas, why would you do it at a club?\n\nOther than that, this place is nice, super crowded dance floor. Later during the night when it got more packed, people were dancing in the pool. Cool.
__label__3 So we end up at XS after being unable to get in to Hakkansan and trust me we were not disappointed! This place is incredible the inside was gorgeous and the outside was a great spot to enjoy the music and get some fresh air.\n\nWe end up seeing Rusko  and dancing the night which was a blast.  I would defiantly recommend checking it out here!
__label__4 Amazing! I came here a few weeks ago, and had the best time! Be warned you'll be dancing until the sun comes up if your not careful! Females get two free drinks, thank goodness as the prices are expensive, so pre drinks before hand are a must! There is confetti and ribbons the explode from the roof! Ahhh sooo much fun! Def visit if ur in Vegas!
__label__2 Have to admit that I have not been to many clubs in Las Vegas. However, we decided to check it out. We ended up waiting in line for two hours which soured my mood. Once we got in, the place was smaller than I expected and there was one dj on the stage. There were lots of asians and indians at this club. The dance floor was so crowded that I could hardly move. The outdoor area was also too small.  I think Tao is much better.
__label__3 This place is awesome, plus the dance floor is spacious and music is great! Local night is on Sunday, but get in line early because the line will be 1 hour or more... My suggestion is to find promoter and get on guest list, which will make your life easier!
__label__0 The club was beautiful, the experience my group had there was unprofessional and disappointing. The sat us at someone else's table, then kicked us out for their mistake. the \"club promoter\" Camila B. (Mis)represented herself to us, the other group, and the club. She then lied to us to cover her ass, and was nowhere to be found when the drama went down. XS should not have seated and served our party without the person who's name the reservation was under. It was an extremely shady experience and a let down.
__label__1 Our party of 8 was at XS this past Saturday night for table service. Between the bottle minimum and tip, we spent over $2600 (which doesn't include what we also spent at the blackjack tables). We have done table service at many similar Vegas clubs over the years, so this was not a new experience for us in general, but it was our first time at XS specifically.\n\nCONS\n--We arrived at 10 pm, and despite having a reservation, still had to stand in line for 20 minutes. And I didn't have a single memorable encounter with a host - generally they were pretty unfriendly.\n--While it was a nice evening to be outdoors, our poolside table was almost as far from the stage and dance floor as one can get.\n--The dance floor required some other form of access which apparently our $2600 did not buy us immediate access to. However, our server told us if we wanted to hit the dance floor, we could text our host (even though we had yet to see him at any point during the evening) or we could flag her down and she would get him for us. Which leads to my next point...\n--Our server was very friendly and I have no complaints about her personally. However, she was clearly over-assigned or otherwise occupied because we were lucky to see her every 45 minutes. She apologized each time, but it still doesn't excuse the fact that we were paying as much as we were to barely see our server throughout the night (fortunately none of us wanted that dance floor access too badly).\n--By midnight, our table area was completely surrounded by people who had paid the minimum cover for access to the club, and they were spilling over into our space.\n\nPROS\n--Blackjack tables were good.\n--The weather was nice so it was a good night for a poolside table.\n--The music was good.\n--Our group of friends has fun no matter where we go, and thanks to 3 bottles of alcohol, we made the most of it.\n\nThis club is clearly trying to be everything to everyone - exclusive table service + large dance club. Unfortunately it's not working.
__label__0 I used to love XS but Saturday was ridiculous. We got a table for a bachelorette party and I guess since it's all inclusive (bottle of vodka, champagne, tax and grat for $600) we were totally ignored all night after being placed in Suburbia on the other side of the pool. We were supposed to have a host text us but none ever did so I had no one to call when we were stuck in the table line forever. My friend has a broken foot and was on crutches so I thought it was ridiculous that they walked the most busy and ass backward way when taking us to the table. He was on his phone the whole time and didn't even wait for my friend to keep us. Obviously I didn't tip him. When we got to our table, there was a used condom on the ground next to it and it took an hour and me asking 3 different people to get it cleaned up. Service was crappy and people kept sitting on the arms of our couch. Security was non-existant which is weird because on the inside and the tables outside but still near the inside part, service and security is great. There was a bunch of people on e, including our neighbors to the left, so that got annoying. Then, the club was so over capacity that they wouldn't even let us inside or near the floor until 3AM. They just locked us outside. This place has just been going downhill since Hakkasan opened, the acts, the crowd, everything just seems to be getting worse which is a shame because I used to really like XS (see past review). I'll just stick to other clubs for right now. I mean, even Marquee is better.
__label__0 Absolutely the WORST club I have EVER been too. Service was horrible and they must be desperate for funds because the club was way over capacity. I love going out but I will not be returning here.
__label__2 If you're a guy going to Vegas and thinking about getting into XS on girls night be prepared to wait at least 2 hours in the general admission line! We went over the weekend when Zedd was suppose to be playing but he canceled last minute due to \"illness\". XS offered to issue refunds but unfortunately i guess only to those people that didn't go in. Sucks for the rest of us eh? \n\nAnyhow the if you're not baller enough to drop a couple grand on table service and not on the guest list you'll need to wait through the Disneyland style queue. But hey if you also wanna be suckered by the bouncers or still wanna be baller you can pay off the bouncer to get into the \"express line\". That could cost you anywhere from $20-100 though. But hey this is Vegas money can buy anything right? \n\nThe venue itself is pretty spectacular once you get in! It features a huge pool which yes people do jump into fully dressed or in there undies. Although be prepared to get kicked out if you get out of the pool soaking wet. Also be aware of them douches splashing everyone on the sides. Yes there are fights that break out randomly as we witnessed. \n\nThe drinks are pretty standard and definitely pricey. But again this is Vegas so you gotta pay to play right! Cmon $5 for regular coke and $10 for a bottle of water too for those DD's! Cocktails and beers range from $10-20 as well. But hey if you got girls in your group and its ladies night don't forget to get them free drink vouchers! \n\nThe music is a pretty much a mix of EDM but depends on the DJ spinning that night. Sadly we didn't get to see Zedd so we had some no name guy playing all night. The dance floor does get packed and watchout for them bouncers that will literally football style push everyone out of the way to make room for staff or the baller VIP table guests to get through. Yeah people be getting squished in the middle but oh wells its  Vegas right! \n\nIf you're coming to see a specific artist play for the night definitely check XS's twitter or Facebook before coming! Otherwise go hit up Marquee or somewhere else!
__label__4 I live in Vegas.\nI always have the most fun at this club. It's nice bc there's an inside and outside. If I get tired of being in one I'll go to the other =)\nI've seen skrillex and many others perform outside. If you are in vegas, thus club is a must.
__label__0 This was the first time I have ever gone to a club and felt utterly disrespected. The staff has no consideration for the people waiting in line, even if you have already bought a ticket. After pre-ordering my ticket and waiting in line for more then 3 hours, they were still asking for extra money. Apparently the club was \"full\" but if I paid the security $20 more a magical spot would appear?! After finally getting inside at 2am, I barely had anytime to actually see the DJ and enjoy my time. I definitely will not be coming back.
__label__4 Best place to club when in vegas! Went for a last minute getaway with my bf and michelle hooked us up! No waiting in line and hooked us up with drinks. I love her.\n\nHit up my girl Michelle for guestlists and tables. She will take care of u! Promise!! 9087703570
__label__4 Love, love, love, love... the quality, the reliability (delivered on Thanksgiving), the flexibility, and the convenience! Huge fan!
__label__4 New place just opened tonight stopped in and it was awesome\nAs usual 7712 Sassaman lane  off Britten smith blvd grand opening. Having basil noodle. The best Thai food around
__label__1 came here with my mom for my yearly smoked meat sandwich (visiting the parents, from san francisco, for the holidays). altogether, it did the job and satisfied my craving, but i've had better smoked meat.
__label__4 Sake-To-Me!\nLiterally! So I should have called Sangeetha to tell her I was coming here, but I just stopped by after a visit to Tokyo Discount...\nGreg and Miko warmly welcomed me, and when they learned I was engaged, I got cold unfiltered sake on the house!  yum.  \nMy meal consisted of the long-awaited spicy tuna bowl with soft shell crab on top, nimono, and saba sashimi, plus matcha iced tea (surprise, surprise).\nThe bowl: soooo good, fulfilled my cravings.  The soft shell crab was very crispy and tasty, but not greasy at all.  This was served beautifully with cucumbers, masago, lemon slices, and daikon.\nThe nimono: This is basically Japanese comfort food.  Daikon, carrot, potato, taro, fish cake, and maybe burdock cooked in dashi-esque broth.  Warm, soft, delish...\nThe saba: Cured to perfection, delicate but flavorful, cut by the master.  I ate the daikon and the perilla leaf too.\nThe tea and sake: satisfying counterbalances :)\nand yes, it was packed in there fairly late on a Thursday!\nLook for an upcoming UYE one of these days, super-vegetarian-friendly!
__label__0 I'm not sure why this place has such rave reviews... I was here December 8th and I didn't even think to bother reviewing it until I saw the almost unbelievably high ratings. I went here with a group of 7 people and was very surprised at the poor service which seemed rushed and nearly annoyed at having to serve customers. Mind you we were the only people in this place... Drinks were not refilled until I had to walk me and a friends glasses up to the counter to ask for refills. Food was alright... For the price I was not impressed with freshness or taste. Plates were not cleared as courses came out and again our server, a middle aged man, seemed angry and as though he was trying to rush us. Lastly on my second trip to the counter to request refills on water, I saw the same server opening a mochi package from trader joes and cutting the pieces into fourths. Knowing my friends just ordered a four or five dollar desert I was overall dissapointed in nearly every aspect of miko's. Worst of all my fianc\u00e9 reported to me later that night that he had gotten sick from his sushi. :/
__label__4 This place is awesome! Great for vegetarians. HUGE selection! Staff was very friendly. Super fast. And if you are not a vegetarian don't trip. They got your back too! They have hot meals too. Try the shitake mushroom roll. Its amazing.
__label__1 Not impressed. Food was waaaaay too salty and bland. Save your calories and dough for the other great resturants in Vegas.
__label__1 OK I really don't get the attraction outside of the fact that from pure ambiance the place is really nice. Outside of that well overpriced in every way in my opinion.\n\nI'll keep it simple as its be reviewed a bunch so lets deal with the nuts and bolts.\n\nWine List So over priced you can't even begin to or no where to start. Only 1 cabernet on the menu by the glass $25.00 and it was Ahh nothing to write home about. Had a bottle that is about $20.00 retail marked up to 92.00 but better than 25. 00 per glass\n\n3 Appetizers. Fried shrimp quite good best of the bunc Also Mushroom tart that was pure garbage - and a ricotta mini ravioli with farva beans and mushrooms. Sauce was non descript and absolutely nothing special about it.\n\n3 People with 1 bottle of wine and two drinks 3 appetizers and 3 steaks with tax and Tip $456.00 WASTE OF $$$$$$\n\nSteaks\n1 bone in Filet \n1 Bone in Rib Eye\n1 NY Strip\nStrip was best of the bunch but all mean was certainly not tender and the filet ordered Med  / Well came out bleeding and had to be sent back.  1 Order of scallop potoates $11.00 bland and added nothing to the mix.\n\nBottom line OK but certainly NOTHING to write home about and at these prices I was very much disappointed as I had heard so much about this place. really disappointing and much better places to choose to eat in Vegas than this overpriced production.
__label__2 I would give this place more of a 3.5 stars.  We had the Hamachi tartare which was above average but wouldn't say it was fantastic, and the Crispy Frog Legs, which I read in a travel book was supposed to be great.  This was actually pretty good.  My boyfriend and I shared the NY Strip steak with Chimichurri, and our friend had the rib eye.  We ordered a medium rare on all our steaks but came out a bit overcooked than I would have liked.  Our service was great.  \n\nOverall I liked the place but I would probably look for other steak places if I'm ever in Vegas again.
__label__2 the experience was fine - good wait staff, ambiance, etc.  on to the food:\n\nstarted with the Ricotta Ravioli which was solid, but not spectacular.  I guess I expected more, but who are we kidding - I came here for the steak, not the starter. \n\nsplit the Chateaubriand - the cut was (as usual) fantastic and the medium rare, while a bit overdone on the bottom, was still tender and delicious.  it was not over-salted or over-spiced, so the flavor of the cut really came through.  the roasted garlic was a great touch and added a great flavor.  these guys do steak proper - worth the price of admission.\n\nfor sides, the wild mushrooms were fine...and the mozzarella/whipped potato side is nothing to write home about.  don't get either...try some of the more adventurous sides (marrow, piquillo peppers).  \n\nin all, a fine meal.  but as a Chicagoan, a lot of folks can do the steak right...its the starters and the sides that really make a steakhouse stand out.  on both of these fronts, i either chose wrong or they just don't put too much into it.
__label__3 If I had to sum up this restaurant in one word I'd say \"playful\". The surroundings are awesome - whimsical art by Botero everywhere and the menu is original and fun. A nice place for a business dinner, but I'd come back with a group of friends or on a date as well.\n\nAppetizers:\n*Kobe tartare - I've eaten too much damn kobe tartare in this city so I'm jaded. It was good, but not exciting.\n*Lobster ravioli (a special that day) - best lobster ravioli I've ever had the pleasure of trying. HUGE chunks of lobster claw meat in side. No minced ground up garbage. \n*Foie gras - it's no secret I'm a foie gras freak, and this didn't disappoint. A nice sized portion and perfectly prepared. \n\nMain:\n*Filet (12 ounce to share), chimichurri style, Maine lobster and King crab added on - The steak was great, I really enjoyed the chimichurri rub ! I've had a lot of great steaks here in Vegas so I wouldn't say this is \"best steak of my life\" material, but it certainly didn't disappoint. Cut and Carnevino are both better from a meat perspective, but I still enjoyed the steak here very much. The lobster add on was just so-so, but the king crab was fabulous!!\n\nDesserts: \n*Chocolate souflee - delicious, but nothing special or unique\n*Bananas Foster creme brulee - freaking awesome!!! \n*Mini cupcakes with ice cream - so freaking cute and came in 5 flavors (Red velvet, birthday cake, lemon, carrot, and german chocolate). delicious and really fun. \n*Smores donuts - definitely the highlight! Don't eat here and not get these. A homemade donut, coated in graham cracker with gooey marshmallow inside with dark chocolate dipping sauce. YUM\n\nA nice alternative to the typical stuffy steak scene. A really damn good steak, although not the best one in town. Awesome desserts and starters and a beautiful dining room.
__label__2 Beautiful decor with seating both in and outside.  Was expecting it to be a little busier on a Saturday evening but only half the restaurant was full.\n\nSadly, even though they were slow we ordered two oyster appetizers (as only comes w/ 6 each) and the crab agnolotti and it took them almost 30 minutes.  They did give us some home made bread and pretzels which were yummy.\n\nAlthough known for their steaks, we were in the fish mood especially when one of the specials was fresh flown in today dover sole but for the incredible price of $72.  I choose the halibut over the mediterranean sea bass based on the server's recommendation that the SB is with the skin and heavier and mixed with vegetables versus the halibut is flakier and his favorite fish.  We also ordered a side of the artichokes.\n\nThe dover sole, although flown in today was a bit chewy - if you can imagine.  The seasoning used was perfect and no additional sauce (that was on the side) was needed.  The halibut was perfectly cooked and delicious and so was the atichokes.  \n\nOverall the food was pretty good but for 2 apps, dinner and two nothing fancy drinks - and no dessert - it was almost $300 WITHOUT tip!  I can't say I'd come back for that price as there's equally as good food elsewhere at half the cost and it probably wouldn't take 2 hours for dinner.
__label__3 3 words!!   I'll BE BACK!!!!!
__label__1 Really? I was not impressed.  I came here with industry friends as part of the Botero Supper Club before heading out to XS.\n\nThe restaurant decor is trendy and fashionable.  I was optimistic about the food, but it just did not deliver.  This may be because we were ordering off the Supper Club menu, but it just wan't very good.  We dined tapas style with french fries and homemade ketchup, pork belly sliders, kobe beef sliders, and other forgettable dishes.  None of the dishes were bad, but then again none of them were really good either.\n\nI wouldn't do it again.  It was a comped dinner and I still wouldn't do it again.  I can't speak for a full dinning experience here, but the Botero Supper Club is a sad experience and I would discourage someone from doing it.
__label__3 If you are stuck on the strip and want to eat someplace that is vegetarian friendly, head straight to the Wynn and Encore Resorts. Each and every restaurant at the casinos there has a complete and separate vegan menu!\n\nWe have eaten at several places there, but I singled out Botero, because it has the more unusual veggie fare of the bunch. We bought a bunch of smaller items and did a lot of sharing and everything was wonderful.\n\nAnd for the locals, don't forget about the Wynn Resorts for your special ocassions... It's such a relief to find a veggie friendly place where you can show up in dressy attire and have candlelight and romance.
__label__0 I was debating as to give this place 1 or 2 stars, and settled on 1, because not only have I experienced WAY better, but this was the worst $200 dinner I have had in Vegas yet!  We went there because we were seeing Garth Brooks, so the evening was already starting off on a high note!!  The bread was ok at best, and then I got to the cranberry bread which broke my tooth!  Literally bitting into this piece of BREAD broke my tooth.  Fortunately it didn't hurt and there was nothing that was going to keep me from that concert, so we kept pushing.  The Tuna Tartar came out and it was so spicy, myy tongue was now burnt for the rest of the meal.  My husband said his salad was good, but I know him and if it was good, the plate would have been wiped clean and there was a lot left.\n\nAs for the main dish, I ordered the Black Bass, given fish is my favorite thing and bass is at the top of the list... It had NO taste!  I could have continued eating it, it was edible, but what was the point when there was no taste!  As a side I ordered the pistachio crusted asparagus which was different and the only thing that peaked my interest enough to eat.  My husband ordered the filet, he said his was \"not bad\" but next time he would get it \"without all the salt around it\".  He also got the mac & cheese, which I tried and was good, but for the price of this meal, I was REALLY GOOD!!\n\nTo top the meal off I had chosen the s'mores donuts... 2 of my favorite things in the world, what could possibly be wrong with these???  Bleh!  Again, no taste and while the concept is great, they failed on delivery!\n\nMy husband and I love a good steakhouse and do not mind spending the money when we walk away satisfiied...  If it were up to me I would eat at Mastro's Ocean Club every night, but with all the options in this town, it can't hurt to branch out....  Well in this case it did \"hurt\" and a broken tooth from bread should have been an omen to stop right there!  :)\n\nOn a positive note, Garth Brooks was phenominal!!
__label__4 Expensive, but worth every dollar! steaks melt in your mouth and seasoning is personalized!
__label__2 I would definitely recommend the rib eye and the bar tenders really know to pour solid cocktails. Price wise the menu is fairly steep, service was great though.
__label__2 Great location, way overpriced. Paid $22 for a chopped salad at lunch time, and I would say it was okay. You're paying for convenience and to escape the heat without leaving the pool.
__label__1 Had been anticipating a great meal for so long. I had bookmarked Botero for it's vegan dishes for about a year. \n\nFinally had the opportunity 9/12, 6pm Resos. First to arrive meant it was a little awkward at first, but the place fills up fast. \n\nI had read SO much about the bread, and was sadly let down. It's \"good\"... but not amazing. It's bread. \n\nMy mom did the regular tasting and I ordered a la carte from the Vegan menu. MISTAKE. \n\nI sat there watching her eat dish after dish and mine was no where in site. Fine, my mistake... but once it finally arrived, she's stuffed and I'm famished. \n\nStarted with the Japanese Heirloom tomato salad... it was good. but for $21? I'd pass. \n\nMy dish was the Gardein chicken and broccolini side. Waiters were all attentive, but not memorably so. Seemed annoyed by my questions and requests. The vegan chicken was oily looking, and the broccolini was DRENCHed I repeat DRENCHED in oil. I walked out of there with a brick in my stomach. \n\nMy mom shared her Branzino dish with me, as she's not a fish lover. It was ok. Again, not memorable. Not OH MY GAWD. \n\nwith one wine pairing, we paid over $300. I'll pass next time.
__label__2 I bought a discount certificate from Local Dines and made the mistake of not looking at the hours.  We went to have dinner and they do not serve dinner, but close at 3pm.\nJust wanted everyone to be aware of this.  We were disappointed but it was our mistake.
__label__1 We had this on our list to do for our first Vegas experience (we don't have In-N-Out on the east coast).  I have to say I was disappointed in the experience.  Given the fact that we were starving after a 5 hour flight plus hotel check in experience, I would have thought we would have enjoyed it more.\n\nInstead, I found myself comparing it to the east coast Five Guys burgers, which are an up and coming burger chain.  The burger was OK, but not great.  It seemed a little dry and bland.  I did enjoy the fries more than the burger.\n\nMaybe this is a coastal difference?  None of the 4 people who went thought it was anything other than a fast food burger/fries, which surprises me given the plethora of postive ratings.
__label__4 Man, I had a HUGE craving for a burger today.  I started weight watchers a few months ago and am pretty limited on the types of burgers that I can eat now.  I was SO surprised when I found that In-n-out has a six points hamburger lettuce tomato onion and ketchup only.  This totally satisfied my craving.\n\nI have been a fan of in-n-out for years and diet wise the food isn't really that bad for you compared to other fast food places.  Btw, for all the ww yelpers, the fries are 9 points.  I stayed away from those this time....but there's always next visit.\n\nMy baby LOVES their cheeseburgers, so great for kids too! (especially picky children) and my husband loves their animal style burgers and fries, but I'm not a huge fan of that.
__label__0 I have never been a fan of ulta, but my wife likes nice things, so we decided to come here instead of sephora because it is closer. Big mistake. \nThe store never has anything you need in stock. Ever! The staff is non existing if you have questions or need assistance, and the prices are horrible. You can't even use the coupons they send on 90% of the products they sell. \n\nNext time I will just take the wife to sephora.
__label__3 I am so torn on this review...so buyer beware.  The real reason I am giving this place 4 stars is for the hot homemade donuts that they make for desert.  There are also 2 dipping sauces too...a chocolate and a buttery carmel...I love the carmel it takes the donut to another level.\n\nAlso during dinner they put fresh homemade dough pretzels on the table with a butter mustard dipping sauce.  These are really good and a different twist on just throwing bread on someone's table...plus it is the only thing you can get for free at the Wynn.  I feel like a winner!\n\nWe went with the pre-fixed menu and it was a good deal...you could choose a starter, entree and desert for $39.  I went with the rib-eye medium rare...it was suppose to be a peppercorn rub but I was able to get it without it...thank you chef.  The steak was cooked perfectly and came with Mr. Wynn's Special Steak Sauce...wow was it good...I had to ask for more because everyone at my table was dipping all of there food in it.\n\nPersonally the staff is okay here...I would expect to be more impressed with this being a Wynn Property but it seems like the staff here are lacking in training.  I have never seen this place packed in all of the times we have eaten here, so maybe the really good waiters do not want to work here.\n\nMy buddy ordered a calamari starter and it was so fishy I would have thrown it back into the sea.  The waiter asked if it was good and he said yes...but I would have sent it back.  If I had ordered that this place would be getting one star.\n\nThe Mac and Cheese Bites Starter was also amazing too.  But Mac and Cheese Deep Fried better be good.\n\nI also started with the Lettuce Wedge with Blue Cheese and Bacon.  I had no idea that this could be bad.  First there is only one strip of bacon that was cooked two days ago sitting on top.  Maybe the Chef could have diced this up for me.  There was nice chunks of blue cheese but hardly any dressing...so it was very dry.\n\nSo as you can see I am giving this place 4 stars but that is for those amazing donuts...everything else is just really good or really bad.  I should just commit to the 3 stars but I can't do it.  I am just not a 3 star guy.\n\nOn Yelp it says that this place is Italian...there is nothing Italian about this place...there is one pasta dish but nothing else.  In fact, the menu covers ever food choice and is probably more American, then anything else.\n\nThere is also a full bar too, so drink up my friends it is VEGAS!
__label__2 We ate here on a Friday afternoon with 6 girls total.  It was nice as we didn't have to wait for a table at all.  I ordered the Steak Frites ($23).  \n\nIt came with:\nsirloin steak: I got it medium rare - it was a little over cooked to be honest but it was tolerable.\nfrench fries: I guess you can't really go wrong with fries but it did come with a cut small ketchup bottle.\nsalad: I thought the salad was light and simple but tasty.\n\nI'd like to warn you that the portions are pretty small.  I think next time in Vegas I'd probably opt to go to the Wynn buffet vs. dining at Society Cafe.  \n\nI guess it was worth a try but I don't think I'd come back again.
__label__2 It's one of the better meals that I've had in Las Vegas, consistently. It's a great place for lunch in particular!
__label__4 I have not been so excited for a meal since I ate at Alex. Wynn really, really has it going on for us vegans. \n\nI heard through the grapevine that multiple outlets in the Wynn now serve s fast food-esque meal - cheeseburger, fries, and a chocolate shake made with coconut milk ice cream. And it's $9. Upon hearing this, my husband and I practically ran out of the door. \n\nWith a recommendation from a friend, we decided to try this meal out at Society Cafe. It has an open atmosphere to which you can people-watch which is fun. The seating and design of the cafe is impeccable - gigantic, bright pink sofas, black & white, and soft lime green is a very soothing yet hip palette to me. When we walked up to the hostess, she immediately asked us if we wanted a vegan menu. Very nice that I didn't have to ask! We were seated and greeted by our server Michel, who upon hearing our order exclaimed with genuine delight that we were really going to enjoy our meal. This made me even more excited! He also automatically told us he would bring out vegan bread and butter. Upon doing so he remembered a second kind of bread, some pretzel sticks, were also vegan which he brought out too! Great customer service for sure. \n\nThe fast food meal was adorable. The cheeseburger (which looked like a 100% doppelg\u00e4nger for a certain famous golden-arched restaurant's burger) was wrapped up in foil; the fries were in a cardboard sleeve. The two hot items were in a cardboard half-box, all served on top of a white rectangular plate. And the chocolate shake was in a Wynn plastic cup with a really thick straw which was great for drinking. The burger I adored, although I passed off the pickles to the husband. I think the Gardein patty might have been slightly overcooked, or it might need some light seasoning... it wasn't as juicy as it could have been, and was a little bland, but overall I liked it; I really want to know what kind of \"cheese\" they used! The fries were delicious, and the milkshake was TO DIE FOR. I could seriously have that every single day. IN LOVE! \n\nThe meal was beyond delightful, and the customer service was wonderful to boot. Michel really made the experience pleasurable, and answered every question quite knowledgeably. Even when he wasn't sure, he asked and got back to us in a very timely manner. We asked him about a dessert area in another part of the hotel to which he got the hostess (her name escapes me, but she was brilliant) who divulged that she was a vegetarian and tried her best to get us some answers, and spent some time chatting with us. She was very nice and extremely helpful and both her and Michel went above and beyond to make our meal lovely. \n\nI think this might start to be a weekly thing for me. Not only is this meal affordable, but the Wynn has really turned into a haven for vegans. Not once did I get an eye-roll, or was made to feel like I was annoying or asking too much. I felt really accepted at this restaurant, and I love that even the staff enjoys the food and can really talk to it with their customers. Society Cafe really pulled out all of the stops even for our humble meal, and I can't wait to come back for more!
__label__3 Great service and even better food. I had a ribeye that was one of the best I've ever had. My wife had the asparagus crab salad that she thought was good but nothing to write home about. The ambiance was five star (it's in the Encore) and the calamari appetizer was the best both of us had ever had. Mindblowingly good!! I'd give it five stars if my wife's dish was killer. \n\nI would go back in a minute.
__label__3 we had very good ribeye, cocktails and appetizers...but they serve fish and chips with ketchup, not vinegar...and the espresso without a lemon twist. the regular coffee was very good, though. skip the dessert menu. it was very limited. we had the chocolate cake but it was heavily frosted and seemed a little old and dry. the atmosphere needs a professionals touch. one who can get a little closer to a \"cafe society\" feel. this feels more like an 80's italian vibe. the wait staff is very professional...
__label__2 The food was good.  Had the filet mignon egg sliders and fries for lunch.  \n\nService was a bit rushed and not overly friendly.
__label__1 While it was nice to see vegan options, they were very limited and the assumption seemed to be that vegans really miss meat and dairy.  The food was good, but not great.  The drinks were average at best a drink will cost you more than the meal.  The staff was rushed and unpleasant; the host that was attempting to look like a secret service agent with his earplug and inappropriate suit was obnoxious and rude.  It wasn't worth the money and I probably wouldn't go back.  The noise and smoke from the casino will make any meal less enjoyable.
__label__2 A little late (!) review, as I went in January this year! But backtracking on some places I haven't reviewed that I went to while in The Vegas. So this was pretty average, nothing special. I had the vegan burger, fries & chocolate shake. The burger was okay, as were the fries. Presentation was cool, and the shake was great. We had a super, super friendly waitress if I remember rightly and we tipped her well, as she made us feel really welcome. Worth a visit if you're a vegan on holiday looking for somewhere without hassle!
__label__2 The food is ok. You won't find anything you will particularly remember fondly, but it is a quick casual and relatively cheaper alternative to everything else at encore. Unlike the food, the decor is actually very interesting and cook
__label__4 Delicious food. Has low calorie options which is nice. Deserts were amazing (saved all those calories on dinner). Have had breakfast here twice and dinner once. Great every time!
__label__0 The cost of doing business\nThis location has a restroom policy in place in which between 2-4 pm they do not let high schoolers use their restrooms even if they are paying customers.\nTheir claim over vandalism, sex and drugs is absurd. The fact that they can't afford the costs is also absurd. If you own a Dairy Queen then this is the cost of doing business.
__label__2 I am a huge fan of being the guinea pigs for future chefs. I loved my experience at the other two culinary classes. AI, impressed me with their extensive menu of six items for appetizers and entrees. Desserts were limited to four, but that is still going above and beyond for a learning environment. \n\nOpus Too is only available through reservations, but it is made simple through Yelp/Open Table. I set up a lunch for my friend and I for 12:15. We got there early, checked in, and were sat immediately. \n\nThe students upfront all looked nervous and awkward in having to go live. Overall, I was not sure if they were more nervous about having to tend to real guest or doing this for a grade. Shaky on certain service fundamentals, the staff were still friendly. \n\nI really wished we had the table in front of the large window. With a great view into the kitchen, I would have not been so focused on how ill timed the courses were. Bread and water was served immediately. Appetizers took some time to come out. I got the Roasted Butternut Squash and Apple Salad. The dressing is drizzled along the outside of the plate while the greens were plain. It was light and I appreciated the dressing on the side. My friend enjoyed her salmon dish as well. When we were finished, the wait for the entrees was even longer. A few of the staff came to apologize for the delay and went to check on it. I had ordered the Braised Beef. The sauce was wonderful, but the meat was dry. Almost to a jerky consistency. The Veal was good. We had finished with the Chocolate cake with Fig Sorbet and Banana Rhum Bread Pudding. Both were solid dishes and our favorites. \n\nI had attended a few events thrown by the UNLV Hospitality Department and they offered comment cards. For a student, feedback would be beneficial. I wished there was a way to offer this without having to put the students on the spot. Allow them a chance to reflect on the day and make adjustments for the next would help them improve. \n\nFor $10.95, it is an unbeatable deal. I want to go back and try a few other dishes.
__label__2 Service was adequate, coffee was better than average, the line was short, and the price was better than Starbucks (so was the coffee.)
__label__2 Any coffee shop other than that overpriced overhyped Starbucks is good for me.  Located in the Palm's food court, you can get your coffee needs here.  I'm not a fan of McDonalds but love their coffee.  If it's coffee you want, then head over to McDonalds where is just as good, but much cheaper.  But if you want ice blend, cappuccino, espresso, then come over here.
__label__0 The service was terrible!!  I went in with a friend to play a game of Golden Tee, have some drinks and a little food.  I asked the bartender if a server was on or if I should go  though the bar.  A server was on and she eventually came over.  I ordered a Ketel One and water in a pint glass.  I was told I couldn't have it in this glass for some reason.  Once she checked with the bartender, she returned with the drink as I ordered it.  I then had to go find the server again so we could order food.  The food came and once again she didn't check on how the food was or if we needed another drink.  I returned to the bar to find our server to order another drink.  I realized our server had left and we had a new server.  She never came over to tell us she was taking over or ask us if we needed anything.  I ordered a new drink and once again we had to go through the discussion about the glass.  She came back with the drink, slammed it down and walked away.  Didn't take the empty glass or the finished food.  I once again had to return to the bar to get the check.  Never again did I see the server.  Upon leaving, we looked around, not one table in the whole place.  These two servers had no other guests the entire time we were there.  Guest service was definitely not a priority to these two individuals.  I have had experiences like this several times here and now I will not return.
__label__2 Avalon, though it has the potential, failed to live up to expectations.  It's sad to see a fine chef undermined by a poor front-of-house operation, but that's what happened to us tonight.  The food and the atmosphere were first rate, but everything else dragged the experience down.\n\nThings started off poorly when Open Table wasn't able to make a reservation for a party of six though there were plenty of openings when I called.  The service, though courteous, was unbearably slow despite a nearly empty house on a Tuesday night.  Requested items such as a dessert menu weren't brought to us.  No bread was brought to the table till we requested it after entrees were served.  The coffee was cold the first time around.  I'm aware that in some circles it's considered proper for a check to be presented only after it is requested, but it took 20 minutes to get a server's attention to request it.  The restroom was out of towels.  For this they didn't deserve the 20% tip which was automatically added to our bill.\n\nNevertheless, the food was first rate.  Be warned that for better or worse the menu may bear no resemblance to the one on their web site.  We enjoyed a bottle of Red Dirt Red wine.  All the salads were great, though the promised goat cheese had to be substituted due to a shortage.  The crab cake was unique and wonderful.  The rack of lamb was wonderful, if small.  The couscous was delightfully flavorful.  The short rib was perfect. The barramundi was a pleasant surprise.  Regrettably, the only dessert we tried was the brownie with roasted marshmallow which was merely ordinary, with no hint of mint in the mint chip ice cream.\n\nOur experience says it's a good, though expensive, place for a quality meal, but too risky to bring guests.
__label__1 Pricey for unremarkable, generic chain pizza-but they have beer and the outdoor area abuts a pretty nice greenbelt. Lunch here is pretty much the same price as every place else. seemed really slow at lunchtime, which is usually a bad sign.\n\nWasn't horrible-but I wouldn't go back. \nThat's my two cents-Which won't matter, cause they'll filter this review like the filter all my others.
__label__0 Below Average\nMenu:\nHotpot              1/5\nService:           5/5\nManagement   2/5\n\nI had tried all three different kind of hotpot here.  The plain one, the special and the spicy one.  The plain one was average.   Anyone who knows how to put water and buy all the ingredients at a Chinese supermarket can make the plain one at home.  The special was awful.  The pepper was floating on top of the soup and the flavor didn't simmer in as it suppose to.  The chef pretty much just put in the raw Chinese herb material in and serve.  The correct way should be cooked in the back with  with a stock for several hours as a soup base.  Not the case here.  Same goes for the Mala flavor (the spicy pot)  You have take extra effort to ask for the condiments such as satay sauce, garlic, chili sauce.  They even charge you for the egg to put in your condiment sauce.  How do people eat a plain taste of the hotpot without the condiment sauces?\n\nThe services was slow because they seem to be under staff.  The waiting line was ridiculously long.  There are simply not enough staffs. \nHowever, we need to give their staffs a lot of credits for putting in the effort of putting up with some awful customers.  An reasonable man screamed at the staff because he refused to give the staff his room number nor proper name to put it to his room charge.  At the end, the customers starts screaming at the staff and no management was brave enough to tell the customers that he was at fault.  I believe the cashiers had put up her best effort to do her job.  However, the failure to see her managers to back her up nor stop the clients from disturbing other customers was a total failure on the management.
__label__2 This store carries most religious items available. The staff is very friendly and patient. I went to pick up the Susan Boyle CD for my mom and a Large print Bible.
__label__2 This place has come a long way from the early days of the \"South Coast\" hotel and casino. Back then, after being only open a few weeks, I experienced terrible customer service and mediocre food.\n\nLast night, my cousins and I wanted some late night steak and eggs, so we picked the South Point. I was surprised at the quality of food. The cut of New York steak was visibly better than some others I've had lately. It wasn't the most tender on the inside, but still good. In any case, it's easily one of the better steak and egg graveyard specials in town. My cousins also seemed to enjoy the items they ordered. In particular, they were impressed by the vanilla ice cream.
__label__1 24 hour spot inside the South Point Casino.  We ordered off the Chinese Food menu and BIG mistake!  The food was edible but did not taste that great.  Majority of the items were overly salty.  We had the Black Pepper Chicken (hint of curry which was good), Mongolian Beef (but not with the traditional green onions had bell pepper instead?), Chicken Fried Rice, and Firecracker Chicken.\n\nNext time if I have to eat here will stick to the basic club sandwich or something.  \n\nAlso, they do have a late night breakfast specials from 12 am to 6 am which I didn't try but they items for under $3 and you can't beat that when you are up late gambling :)
__label__3 I've never been a fan of a cafe in a casino especially when there is a buffet about 1000 ft away.  With a buffet you get one price and big variety and all you can eat.  Well, yesterday I forgot my casino card (that gives you a discount)  and the buffet brunch was $2 more at  $18.95. I wasn't THAT hungry.  I always saw a steady flow of customers at the Coronando Cafe so I decided to try it out.  I like the openness in terms of space and seating.  When it gets busy the staff do check on you but the pleasantries go out the door and they are direct. You need this or that? No? Moving on.  Which I don't mind if you are busy.  Now, for the food. I had the Southpoint Special. It's a layered mix of eggs, melted cheese, potatoes, red and green peppers, onions, and your choice of bacon, ham, or sausage.  I ordered it with corned beef hash on the side and wheat toast.  I was expecting small portions but it was pretty big and I couldn't finish it all.  It was delicious!  I think it was the complementary cinnamon coffee cake that started to fill my stomach. Overall I'm satisfied with my experience and will not overlook this little gem again.
__label__4 this review is strictly for their midnight steak and eggs.. technically called \"graveyard specials\"\n\nSO GOOOOOOD\nI think it's safe to say I go here at least once a month.. and keep in mind I live in LA. they have good food at a super cheap price.. my favorite are the biscuits and gravy and the eggs, hashbrown, sausage combo.. i always order those 2.. sometimes i'll get the cheeseburger..\n\ni'm not saying that this is top notch gourmet food and you cant get it anywhere else.. it's just a place to get delicious breakfast food at 2 in the morning and pay a realllly good price for it.. after going here i don't even think about going to denny's or all the other quick breakfasty places.. \n\nthe reason why this place gets 5 stars.. it's just an amazing setup.. 12-6am ... super cheap prices.. quick.. somewhere i always want to go.. the ultimate \"go to place\"
__label__2 So I guess NO TAKEOUT option huh. \n\nGeez Coronado Cafe, i wanted to try your grub up in my room very late in the night early evening and you did not come through for me dude, not cool at all.\n\nOh Well, from the looks of it there was a long line and I am sure it was well worth that wait, but at 3am all i want to do is eat and knockout!\n\nOnly place open in a mile span.
__label__0 Service was good. Pepper steak was terrible. How do you make fried rice so bad??
__label__3 My friends and I are at this place almost religiously. So much that we have come to recognize all the regular hosts, wait staff, bussers, and cashiers. We even have given many of them nicknames. I have yet to try this place in the daytime because the late night specials is where it's at. I can personally vouch for every item on the late night menu. My personal favorites are the steggs (steak and eggs) and the biscuits and gravy. If you're looking for a place to recover after a night out drinking with some solid food, this is it. Service may not always be the greatest depending on who your server is and how busy it gets, but it's hard to complain for the price you pay.
__label__1 HORRIBLE SERVICE. I can understand if it's really busy but to have NO ONE come to our table for over 20 minutes for our DRINK order is just ridiculous. \n\nNo greet anywhere, no thank you's, and not a smile in sight by most of their staff. If you hate your job that much, why continue working there. \n\n2 Stars because I do love their late night specials. Steak and Eggs always a good choice.
__label__2 Cheap, decent, workman-like meals. Go in expecting a diner serving diner food and you will be satisfied. The service is decent, the food is decent and the price (especially for its proximity to the Strip) is great.\n\nDon't let the 3 stars fool you. It truly is A-OK.
__label__0 Oh God, coming here was a waste of time, money, and caloric intake. I wasn't nearly drunk enough to warrant the food. They have cheap late night specials, but I think I'd rather haul my ass to Ellis Island for their food!\n\nService was SOOOOO slow.\n\nNot only was service terrible, the food was even worse. We ordered several things. My boyfriend's dad ordered a soup from the Chinese menu. This dish was bearable. I ordered the country fried steak and eggs from the breakfast menu. It came with hash browns, biscuit, and toast. The country fried steak was TERRIBLE. It felt like the batter was made of eggs and flour and the meat was tough as well. I ordered the eggs poached, but they were completely overcooked. The worst poached eggs I've had, worse than those cooked in bulk at breakfast buffets. I ended up eating mostly biscuit and toast with jam and butter. The gravy itself was really good. The only highlight of the meal.\n\nMy boyfriend ordered the nachos. They were horrible. I don't even know what to say... He also ordered the steak meal and ordered it medium rare, as usual. The meat came back closer to a well done. It was terrible. \n\nOverall, I wish I could turn back time and just eat at the Big Sur Oyster Bar next door.
__label__2 Close proximity to our apt and we arrived at the perfect time about 5 min after we sat down there was a huge rush (we arrived around 11:15 am Saturday morning for brunch) Pretty solid breakfast line up my only gripe is that everything is a la carte- Most places offer a side with sandwiches and egg dishes. We did the French toast and tuna melt, side of home fries and one cookies and cream shake to go. Yes the shakes are as good as everyone says they are. French toast was made with freshly bake challah bread but came with sesame seeds ... interesting twist.. Id probabaly come back but i wouldnt rush to do so there are so many brunch places on Rue Mont Royal
__label__2 Solid breakfast food served in generous portions for a reasonable price! Waitresses were quick, friendly, hard working and accommodating. We couldn't help but laugh at the strange old man pointing patrons to their designated seats and muttering \"you're welcome\" even if they hadn't addressed him. Not an essential fixture while travelling in Montreal, but a charming little place nonetheless, and a proper diner if it's on the way and you have a large appetite for breakfast food. I would recommend their signature \"Mish Mash\" omelette - especially as a hangover remedy!
__label__3 3.5, but rounded up to 4 due to Yelp's scale.... just as well since this place is a Montreal institution.  So, 4 it is!\n\nAll in all, a pretty solid breakfast spot.  It really is pretty basic.... just your typical, family run diner.  But, it does seem to be a dying breed nowadays, so I understand why people might rave about it.\n\nThe staff is pretty friendly, and the prices are pretty decent for the area.\n\nIf you get a chance to stop by, do so.  If not, it's not really worth a special trip.\n\nRecommend.
__label__2 On a bien manger .... Mais je m attender \u00e0 plus peut \u00eatre car on m en avez parler en bien c est bon le service et bien mais rien d extra :) mais je recommande quand m\u00eame
__label__0 I have played both courses in years past and I must say, both have gone downhill.  Champions is filled with unprepared divots and unbelievable amount of ballparks on the greens.  It's like maintenance isn't doing anything all the sudden.  Maybe the PGA is in a poor financial position because they definately are not keeping it up.\n\n    Stadium is the worst I've ever played it.  Most unprepared ball marks I've ever seen, course is ridiculously soft and the greens are not only hairy (rolling about 6) they also didn't even mow the first foot of the green all the way around.  All in all, for what they charge, they should be ashamed at the conditions.  They claim a PGA Tour Experience, but no PGA Tour player would put up with these embarrassing conditions.\n\n      Last, I'll say that our caddies, while nice guys, were a BIG part of the problem.  I've played Bandon Dunes, Chambers Bay, Torrey Pines, Pebble and many other caddie clubs.  TPC Caddies are the worst trained I've ever seen.  They are a big part of the maintenance issue.  Finally, after watching both caddies not fix a ball mark or fill a divot in 5 holes...I told them I expected each of them to fix 3 ball marks per hole at minimum and to fill as many divots as they could.  Embarrassing for the course for me to have to tell them that.  Whoever is training the caddies should be fired!!\n\n       I also played Grayhawk and Weekopah.  One thousand percent difference.  Both greens were good, courses well maintained and service was great.  \n\n        Of all the golf I've played, I'd say if you pay less than $90 to play Stadium Course,  it's worth it.  Any more than that, go to Weekopah or Grayhawk.  For the Champions Course, don't pay more than $49.  You'll be disappointed.
__label__1 Some really great produce prices, which are what pulled us in.  We got a newspaper flyer from them last week and decided to check it out, based on that.  Still, I kept thinking, isn't this the place [friends of ours] went to and said wasn't that great??\n\nThe produce is priced well but it seems like everything else is on the high side.  Bulk food section was small-ish, I though.  I meant to bring a pen and paper to write down prices of items I usually buy, to compare RBN, WF, TJ's, and EEFCO - but forgot.  But long grain brown rice was $1.99 here, which is same as EEFCO.  I think walnuts are more at RBN, though.  Basically - don't believe the low price claims!\n\nI think we may go back for produce and that may be it.  Free parking is nice, though - they cover 2 hours, which would give you a little time to wander, too.  Parking is covered which is oh so nice.\n\nOne negative for families is no changing table in the bathrooms.   I had to change a diaper  on the floor of the bathroom on my husband's coat.  Yeah, the floor was pretty clean, but still.  Ugh.  Not a good thing for families!\n\nupdate - they did eventually add a changing table, but I guess their low priced produce and high priced everything else model didn't make many people happy.  Defunct!
__label__2 The decor was very nice and the place is spacious. \n\nUnfortunately, this place was empty. But that meant the sushi chef will take his time and cater to us.  Our server was a korean lady, she seemed a little gruff but topped our drinks often. \n\nJoey, the sushi chef was very nice.  So nice, he gave us tips on other sushi joints he frequents.  \n\nFood was prepared nicely and fish tasted fresh but there was nothing special about this place that sets them apart from the many sushi restaurants here in Las Vegas.
__label__2 I'm guessing Paul McCartney was singing about Lookout Mountain when he serenaded us with, \"the long and winding road, that leads me to your summit\".  Well, it seems that The Walrus had a flair for exaggeration.  While the path was truly winding, it really wasn't that long.\n\nTotal time up and back was 29:18.  Pretty easy hike.  This was my first of four mountains, one Saturday in April.
__label__1 One of the slower Starbucks I have ever been to lately.  Are they union employees?  They managed to screw up my order too.
__label__0 Yes, this is a Chili's but if this is the corporate standard, I don't even need to think twice about going to another one.  The 2 for $20 menu offers no deal unless you want more deep fried food.  I had the ribs and they were dried bones with little flavor.  Server recommended the dry rub and then brought out the wrong ones.  (Actually the wrong ones looked better than the ones I ended up with.)  My companion ate his entire meal while I was waiting for my dinner to be rectified.  Overall a bad dining experience.\n\nAnd if someone else is giving it 4*s because they let her bring the puppy into the restaurant, I'm really going to avoid this place.
__label__4 my partner & i stayed here about a year ago for two nights.  it was great.  i really liked the decor, both in the lobby area & rooms.  i liked the loft-layout, too, and it was different the way the bed was kinda in the middle of the room.  the service was great too.  the only drawback is that part of town is pretty dead late at night -- that's good for having peace & quiet and getting a good night's rest, but when we wanted a late bite to eat, there were very limited options.  maybe there's more options there now... we were there summer 2010.  i'd totally go back.
__label__4 I loved this hotel. The rooms along with the lobby/dining area were all beautiful, comfortable, and perfectly maintained. It was the perfect mix of modern conveniences in a historic building and area. And don't get me started on the bed.  OMG - best sleep in I don't remember how long!   Also, loved my breakfast.  Very fresh and tasty.  Food prices extremely reasonable here!\n\nThis will be my home in Montreal when I return.  Heart Hotel Gault!!!
__label__4 I just love this food! I especially enjoy Mon-Fri lunch. You have the opportunity to several different items without spending a fortune. It can be a bit expensive in the evening, but lunch is just right! The food is all made fresh the very moment you order! No pre-made soup here! Highly recommend it! The owners are awesome!
__label__1 A co-worker and I were in from out of town and decided to try out this place based on some of the reviews we read on Yelp.  I'll have to say that I wasn't that impressed.  First off, let me say that the service was very good.  Our waiter always kept our drink glasses full and was very attentive.\nNow on to the food...\nWe decided to start off with Lettuce Wraps.  They were very good...although a little spicier than I would have expected for a \"2\" out of \"5\" spice level.\nI ordered the grilled shrimp with the thai peanut sauce.  It took a while for the food to come out and when it did the food was lukewarm.  The shrimp tasted like it had been pre-cooked and then tossed on the grill to heat it up a bit.  It was very dry.  The veggies were steamed but cool and the Thai peanut sauce was also on the cool side.  The brown rice was pretty dry and a little tough to choke down.  Definitely not worth the $17.95 for the dish.\nMy friend got the Thai Basil with chicken - I tried a couple of bites and wasn't that impressed.  \nI was very suprised at the small portion sizes - I would have exprected more for the price we paid.\nUnfortunately, I can't give this place another chance since I don't live in Scottsdale but even if I did live there I can't say that I would go back anytime soon.
__label__4 The food and the service was the absolute best. If you are looking for a nice place for an intimate dinner with friends or family this is the place to go. I was very impressed with the delicious quality of the food. Perfectly sized portions so you can still enjoy dessert. I had the fried bananas and Ice cream. This dessert has such an amazing flavor that absolutely nobody should miss out on. I had the lettuce wraps for an appetizer which was deliciously flavored and for the main course I had the Spicy Noodle dish with pork when I took the first bite all I could think was WOW! A good way to describe this restaurant in three words is love, care and quality. You are missing out if you don't give this place a whirl. You will not be disappointed.
__label__1 First I will say, this is a nice atmosphere and the food was fine. But for the price, the portion size, the $2 upcharge for brown rice (on top of the price for the lunch) and the very slow service at lunch, this is what brings me to the lower rating. \n\nI've been to other Thai places here in the Valley, that the food has a little more flavor, the portions are better, the service faster, and no additional charges for a different kind of rice.\n\nGive it a try, but don't expect a lot.
__label__2 I love breakfast...EggWorks 2 took a fairly good stab at it.  I ordered The Benny, which is your standard Eggs Benedict and a side of their potatoes.\nNow, I don't expect a life changing experience for $9.50 but honestly, anyone could duplicate this for the same money or less.  The only serious chink in their armor was the coffee-bitter with a bleach after taste :o(\nBananaNut muffins were \"not ready\" didn't help!
__label__3 A must every time we visit Las Vegas! \n\nYou know this place sells alot of egg dishes when the delivery truck delivers eggs by the stacked case - and many of them.\n\nYou can get your egg dishes just about any way you like them and know that you'll have a good experience. I tend to favorite the California Omelet which has tomato, fresh avocado and mushrooms, along with melted Swiss and hollandaise sauce. The omelet alone is more than enough at 3 eggs, but they include some great potatoes (or another side) and a banana nut muffin which is usually good, but this time tasted a tad off. I didn't mind the muffin, but my kids didn't enjoy them as much this time.\n\nTheir service style is interesting - flip your metallic \"egg\" at the table if you're unhappy to get someone's attention. Neat concept!\n\nWarning - portions are LARGE. If you're traveling, you'll likely feel like you're wasting food unless you choose to share (they may charge for that, but it's not excessive). After the muffins, I could only eat \"most of the omelet and a small bit of potatoes before feeling stuffed.
__label__2 Really good muffins, but everything else was very plain! \nPlain and heavy...so i guess it did half its job. \n\npotato had no flavor not even a tad bit salty, which meant it was not edible but we were so hungry we just stuffed anything in our faces. \n\npeople working there are very nice, my phone was running out of battery and they gave me an outlet in the front desk..and when i pulled it away to take some photos..the lady actually came by and asked if i took it back because she doesnt see it there anymore. Very nice.
__label__0 The food here is barely a step above Denny's but that is kind of what I was expecting and was not all that shocked. The service was OK, yes just OK; a couple of things were forgotten by the server.  I could probably give this place a 2 or 3 star rating but on my visit I chose to sit on their patio since it was a nice morning.  Well, this establishment chooses to allow their patrons to sit at their tables and chain smoke...before, during and after their meals! WTF is up with that? Isn't it now law that smoking is banned within X amount of feet of the door AND where food is being served/consumed?  I'm not sure who is more to blame; the owner for allowing this or the idiotic patrons that can't put down their nicotine sticks for one god damned meal!  I mean really, you need to be holding a smoke in one hand and a fork in another!?!?!? I won't be back!
__label__3 We tried this place a few years ago and was disappointed and never went back until this week when we used a Groupon deal. We are glad we gave them another chance. Service was great. Love the fact that they leave you a pot of coffee on the table, no waiting for refills. They had french vanilla and irish cream creamers to choose from-another plus. I ordered the Veggie skillet-no spinach-extra mushrooms. It was really good and they used fresh mushrooms. Finding a good skillet is almost impossible here in Las Vegas. I will order this again. My Dad had the french toast  which he said was good.  Banana muffin was warmed a little too much, but still very good.
__label__4 Had breakfast here meeting my sister that I hadn't seen in years... Was a little worried at first with it being so busy ... Let's just say the wait was well worth it... The service by Donna the best ever and the whole entire staff was quick and listened to our needs thank you so much for making our breakfast experience amazing
__label__4 Thanks for a great brunch, Donna. The veggie crepe and banana nut muffin were yum!\n\nMy husband had the works crepe and he said it was really good.
__label__3 Great place for breakfast/brunch.  The Works Omelet was very good and the warm banana nut muffin with butter was awesome.  Natasha gave great recommendations and was a terrific waitress.  Send her to Disney!
__label__3 Had brunch here today and my breakfast food was as good as ever. Brady was our server and he was great: always checking on us but never bothering our conversation. Good job, Brady!
__label__0 Let me share with u fellow yelpers about the experience I received from this restaurant...I hope they don't delete this review just like my bad review of Red Chair Salon in SF that was deleted with no apparent reason. \n\nIt was around 9 pm that me n my friend was starving to death since we were too busy to walk around the strip to actually stop to have a nice meal. we figure that we could have a really nice dinner to make us full...so after several restaurants menu we read along the way...we stopped at Wazuzu n decide to try it out. we sat down and it took the waitress about 15 minutes to acknowledge us to take our order. the waitress came n it was this old chinese lady.....usually they don't really understand english very well but since its an upscale restaurant I decided to give her the benefit of the doubt. so I asked her \"how many pieces of sushi do you get in the Crunchy Roll special menu?\" she said \"Its a ROLL!! what do u think? its usually 6 pieces!\" she was giving me an attitude!! even my friend across the table was shocked! so being the sassy girl that I am...I replied \"Well since its not written on the menu...how was anyone supposed to know that its 6 pieces?!?!?!? some places has 8 or 10 so its not my fault that I don't know these things...not to mention lady this is my first time at this restaurant!\" I can't believe that the first question I asked her she gave me an attitude!! I mean hello???? it was $21 for that specific roll! of course I'm gonna ask u questions when its $21 per roll!!! \n\nThen I took a deep breath n asked her \"how big is the portion for the Minced Salmon with green onion?\" and she respond \"Its in a bowl!!\" \nI'm like ?????? how big is the bowl?!?!??! by this point I was just so mad n hungry so I just basically ordered my roll n spicy hot wings with rice n thai ice tea. before I finish telling u the whole story..let me break down the price of the things I ordered: \nCrunchy Roll $21\nSpicy hot wings $12\nWhite rice $5\nThai ice tea $5\n\nNow the Spicy hot wings turned out to be sweet...I have no idea where the spicy words come from. and the roll turned out to be covered in this little japanese fried balls that taste pretty weird with the shrimp tempura, cucumber, seaweed n rice (which is what a crunchy roll is) well I am paying $21 for this stinking roll..so I might as well eat it instead of wasting it. So I decided to take off this little tiny fried balls with my chopstick and just eat the plain sushi by itself. then that waitress stopped by n I kid u not this is what she said to me \"U are one spoiled girl huh????\" I'm like \"EXCUSE ME?!?!?!\" \" YEAH..I CAN TELL THAT UR SPOILED BY THE WAY U PICK AT UR FOOD\" ohhhhhh man!! I can't believe her!! I mean just because I don't like the little fried ball things n picking it out doesn't mean I'm spoiled!! n who is she to tell me that I'm SPOILED?!?!? I'M HER FREAKIN' CUSTOMER!!! WOWW!!! NEVER IN MY LIFE I RECEIVED SUCH BAD CUSTOMER SERVICE!!\n\nSo being the nice girl that I am...I dont like to make a scene instead I decided not to tip her cuz u know what?? the hell with it...I always tip at restaurants even when the customer service was bad. but this time hell no! she is not getting a dime from me n plus the overpriced bad food cannot make up the bad customer service! n really the thai ice tea was the only thing that was decent in that place. I mean c'mon they charge $8 for green tea!!!! Most places its free!!! Hello?!??!?!? if that's not overpriced I don't know what is...n rice for $5?!?!? white rice?!??! yeah u do the math and save ur money to go eat somewhere else.
__label__4 Excellent food, excellent service, good decor...it's a win all around!\nFour of us enjoyed dinner at Wazuzu this past weekend, and we didn't stop raving about it all weekend long.\nThe sushi dishes were delicious...very fresh ingredients and different than any sushi we've had before (and we eat a lot of sushi here in San Diego).\nThe drunken noodles were a huge hit! And don't miss the crunchy roll! Amazing!\nWe also had the pleasure of meeting Jet, the head chef, and he was very nice and thanked us for coming in. \nOverall one of the best dining experiences we've had in Vegas and we can't wait to go back!
__label__1 Most overpriced mediocre Asian food ever.  Everything tasted like something you could get at a fast food Chinese restaurant.  It's ridiculous that they charge $18 for a plate of vegetables and $28 for some rice porridge.  I don't understand why people even come here!  \n\nI would never choose to eat here if I was actually paying for it.
__label__4 So.good. I love Wynn and encore restaurants because they all have vegan menus! I went with two other girls and we all loved it! We got a carafe of the sale and it was delish! Lychee in each glass.we started with the gardein shu Mai and could have eaten that all nite and been very happy. I got the sweet and sour gardein and it was fantastic- the sauce was incredible and there was so much! I also got The shiitake nagi and was a little bummed... Not enough eel sauce!
__label__0 While it was Okay, the problems were bad service, the Panang Chicken curry was good, but we paid $5 for a small cup of rice which was barely full, and not enough for even 1/3rd of the Panang chicken.  They wanted us to pay another $5 for more rice, which is ridiculous--they should at least give enough rice to match the entree you buy, if they don't want to refill a side-dish, then at least make the initial helping not the meagre amount they gave out.  Additionally, the pot stickers were likely pre-made, nuked in a microwave and then lightly fried in a pan.  Really not good pot stickers.   You will have better asian food at Panda Express, sorry.  For the atmosphere and money, we were expecting a LOT more than what we got, and we left feeling used.
__label__4 We had Andy as our waiter and he was great! Super helpful with my vegan options, made our night super fun and special. All the staff was very nice and food was just awesome. VEGAN options were fantastic! Drunken noodles was superb, vegan brownie sundae just lovely. Thanks Wazuzu and Steve Wynn for being vegan friendly!
__label__0 I had lunch there yesterday.\nThey have a very nice ambience and perfect service. The staff is great.\nI wouldn't recommend the pineapple fried rice or the nasi goran because it had a funky taste. My pineapple fried rice came with a duck and Chinese sausage... Didn't taste fresh to me.\nVery overpriced... Disappointing.
__label__1 The food is exactly the same as any other McD's, so what I'm rating is the service. It's not great! \n\nMy number 1 pet peeve at a drive through is when you pull up & sit there without being acknowledged for what seems like an ETERNITY. Is it really that hard to say, \"I'll be with you in a moment\"? Apparently at this establishment it is.\n\nThe other thing this particular restaurant has done quite often is get some part of my order wrong. I ask for Dr. Pepper, I get Coke. It's little stuff, but still not what I asked & paid for.
__label__2 I wanted to like this place.  Really, I did.  It had all the ingredients for somewhere I would really enjoy - location near me in City North, nice layout, cool-looking bar and of course, sushi.  I went on Saturday night - the first thing I noticed was that the place was practically empty.  My friend and I were the only two at the sushi bar.  A couple of the teppan tables had guests but otherwise... crickets.  I did not view this as necessarily bad, since I assumed the service would be really good and attentive since there weren't many tables/guests to serve.  Uh... no.  We received menus and ordered drinks from our waitress and then she disappeared.  For a really, really long time.  It was weird...  and quiet... After sitting there for a while, I asked one of the two chefs behind the sushi bar if we could order from him, or if there was a paper menu to fill out.  He said that we had to order from the waitress.  Now that would be OK if we could actually find her.  Finally he took pity on us and made up the hamachi we were looking for.  While the hamachi was really good, the rolls we had later were just OK.  They were creative, but there were too many ingredients and conflicting sauces for my taste.  I guess I prefer a more traditional style.  When it came time to ask for the check, our waitress had again wandered off to who-knows-where.  It took nearly 15 minutes to find another server to ask where she was so we could pay.  Overall, it was not the fun place I was looking for to bring my out of town guest.  Doubt I will be back.
__label__3 We ate here after printing out a special on Groupon. My hubster had 2 cheese boygers, my son had a quesadilla and I had a cheese boyger too plus we ordered the chencho fries. It was the best cheeseburger I've eaten in a long while and didn't leave us burping up a nasty after taste like In n Out. The burgers here remind me of the burger drive-inns in Cali. The chencho fries were too salty for my taste but overall I can see why everyone thinks they are delicious. It was about a 30 minute drive for us and it's a good thing we don't live close otherwise we would be here all the time which could be a bad thing as I saw they had pastrami sandwiches on the menu and I bet they are fantabulous. Next time we go back, I will have to try it.
__label__1 I tried this place because of the high reviews. It's a shame when you go somewhere with high expectations and you're let down. \n\nWe tried their one item carryout pizza special for $5.45, let me tell you, you get what you pay for. The pepperoni and cheese were so skimpy and non-existant. I ended up scraping the toppings onto TWO slices, the rest of the pizza/ scraped off dough were thrown out.\n\nFortunately, or so I thought I still had a BLT, the bacon consisted of little bits here and there. What happened to the fresh bacon? The long slices of bacon? Or plenty of bacon? They weren't in my sandwich, that's for sure.\n\nChecho fries, yeah we got an order. $2.99 for a little to go box doesn't seem worth it. When I was there I saw a basket being delivered to the table next to me, I thought that was more like it, so unless you're eating at the restaurant pass on the Checho fries.\n\nI probably won't go back.
__label__0 Their food is awesome but I stopped eating here after I found a long black hair baked into my pizza. I took a picture of it, showed it to the manager my last visit there, and he apologized by giving me a 3$ off coupon. I will never eat here again. Fatburger is a lot cleaner.
__label__2 Food is pretty decent. We had double \"boygers\" and pizza. Both was decent. Price is pretty OK too. Honestly though, I prefer Dominos pizza and In n out's hamburgers.
__label__2 First, you don't go here for the food.\n\nThe Waffle Shop is strictly for intoxicated (or curious) individuals wandering out of the local bars. It doesn't open until late, the coffee is nothing to write home about, and the waffles are unexceptional.\n\nOn the other hand, the atmosphere more than makes up for the mediocre food. The Waffle Shop is a media project run by CMU students, and you can volunteer to be interviewed up on stage, or you can watch others as they're picked apart.\n\nGreat fun & inexpensive, to boot.
__label__0 Nice decor doesn't compensate for poor service and horrible hygiene. \n\nWe had a party of 8 on Thursday night around 8 PM.  The place was not crowded.  They took our drink order, but we didn't get our water for 10 minutes.  By then, we have uncovered dirty water glasses, and wine glasses with lipsticks plus multiple food particles, and those are replacement for the other dirty glasses we pointed out earlier.   \n\nBy this time 20 minutes have expired, and we've yet to place our order. We left promptly and went to BlackFinn's, which gave us fast and most of all clean service.  \n\nThis place is like the developer Ghazi who build the Epicenter complex, looks great on the surface, but a slime ball through and through.  I will never go back to this place
__label__1 As with any other RadioShack, I can never find what I'm looking for. This place's employees don't even know anything about electronics. Surprises they're still open.
__label__3 Great place with great seats. However they have a kinda scam going with the VIP seating thing. They charge a premium for these seats yet don't enforce the seating policy. So why pay extra when everyone just sits where they want anyway?\n\nIt's a mistake to park below the Epicentre complex as the traffic flow is terrible. Took us forever to get out. Next time we'll walk from a nicer parking area.
__label__0 Bad service and bad food.  Let me explain...\n\nWe were staying at Encore and my friend and I decided to come down for a quick snack.  We settled on two orders of sliders.  After being instructed to order from the bar for to-go orders, we did as such (and left a generous tip!).  And so the wait begins...  after about 20 minutes, we inquire about our order.  They then tell us that they had forgotten to put in the order with the kitchen since we ordered from the bar!  After another 20 minutes, they rush out with our order and upon returning to our room, they were stone cold!  Definitely the worst sliders I've ever had!  At $14 an order, I'd expect at least mediocre food...  We weren't offered anything but a quick apology about the \"mix up\".\n\nNAT cool.
__label__0 I have taken my son to this location 3 times now. 3rd time shame on me I guess. This location is close to my house so I really wanted to have a good experience but each and every time I was VERY disappointed with there services or should I say hack job. I took my son to this location today hoping to have a better experience then the last time. WRONG! Once again They hacked my son&apos;s hair it looked like they put a bowl on his head and just shaved around it. I asked them to please fade it better and the girl butchering his hair said she didn&apos;t know how and had another woman help. It took 2 of them and still my poor son looked like a fool. I once again asked them too fix it and girl 2 said she didn&apos;t want to take the chance and mess it up. I was so mad being this is the 3rd time this has happened at this location I decided to call the manager and inform her of her staffs ignorance in turn she was very rude and not once apologized. Now I will have to once again pay another competent barber to fix there mistake. I STRONGLY DO NOT RECOMMEND going to this location!!! Save yourself the headache and spend a few extra bucks for a good haircut because here you truly get what you pay for.
__label__2 Great food and great WINE. Awesome pasta, the description matched exactly what I got. When I asked the waiter to describe the wine I wanted to order, he described it to a T. What was just supposed to be a small appetizer and a drink turned into a meal. Very elegant, very nice, VERY GOOD!
__label__3 Great setting that entertains your palate of  the Chairman of the Board. Make sure you try his drink with Black or Gentlemans Jack.\n\nHad a reservation at 7:15. Got there and went into bar. We asked to be seated so they gladly accomadated. Seated at 7:45. \n\nI thought this was more a steakhouse and was pleasently surprised. Mainly Italian with little pasta. For me I am in heaven. Had the chicken. Very good. Wife had steak and loved it, Enjoyed a couple bottles of wine. The recommendations were perfect.\n\nThe Wynn family of entertainment did a good job with Sinatra. You will not go wrong.
__label__1 I'm not easily bored with food, so i find it really offensive when I was here and the meal was not exciting. From decoration to menu, it was all a snore.\nI dont usually use how busy a dining floor is to judge how good a restaurant is, but when we were here, the place was completely empty, so i'm positive I wasnt the only person that was bored with this place.
__label__4 Absolutely fantastic !!!!! From the environment, the staff and the food, the gnocchi melt on your mouth. As you can see by my plate, I could have ate another dinner.
__label__4 Of all the restaurants at Wynncore, this is the one we never miss. We'll dabble at the others, but every trip has to include dinner at Sinatra. The menu is ideal and we have never had anything less than stellar service. There is something for everybody here, and the vegan options are not to be missed. On a recent trip, the wife and I had:\n\nCaprese (her): absolutely perfect, with micro-basil and heirloom tomatoes\nProsciutto (him): paper-thin slices with caramelized pears and shaved Parmigiano-Reggiano. Orgasmic\n\nOsso Buco (her): Unwaveringly rich and satisfying\nPollo (him): Chicken Marsala with pillowy gnocchi and forest mushrooms. Perfect.\n\nDessert was a trio of gelato/sorbet with the toasted coconut (vegan) taking the gold. \n\nI supposed I will tire of this place some day. After I have worked my way through the menu a few times.  ;)
__label__4 My boyfriend and I came here for an early Valentine's Day dinner and everything was perfect! \nI ordered the vegan marsala and it was delicious! My boyfriend ordered the pollo and he really liked that as well. \n\nMy boyfriend is not one to gush over a restaurant, but he said that he will now always want to go back to Sinatra whenever he is in Vegas and that I picked a good spot! \n\nSo, yes...it's a little pricey, but it's Vegas. It can be expected. \n\nFood and service were both great!
__label__0 Wow. I've been her many many times during the day and for late night meals. Jaime or on the receipt JLynne is the most miserable server I've had year to date. Unless you're one of her friends your an inconvenience to her. I even asked her if she was having a bad day after she snapped at me.
__label__4 I wandered into Lightform by chance while I was dropping off my sewing machine at The Bernina Connection next door. I am in the midst of a kitchen remodel and needed some above and below cabinet LEDs and a few other lighting odds and ends. Turns out I came to the right place. This store and the staff define what customer service and professionalism should be. Even though my job is tiny compared to some of the high end commercial and residential work Lightform does, they treated me like a million bucks. The lighting designer, Stephanie, went above and beyond what I would expect, drawing up basic plans for my contractor and following up with him to ensure he understood the installation of the various products I purchased...which ended up being more than I had planned because in addition to great customer service, Stephanie is a great, low key salesperson and she steered me to some amazing lighting products that are going to make my kitchen gorgeous and functional. Stephanie did tons of leg work to make sure that everything I ordered will work together. She is a stellar communicator and really goes the extra mile to deliver fine customer service. All of the staff, from the owner to the store mascot, Khan, are top shelf. What more can I say? Oh, yes! Their pricing! They have better prices than Lowes or the Internet and in the one instance where I found a more competitive price online, they gladly matched that price. This is the type of company I hope LOTS of people will patronize. Forget about the big box stores and stuffy lighting studios...these people know their stuff and are willing to accommodate any size job. I am going to continue to do business with Lightform for all my lighting needs.
__label__3 Still a great hidden gem!\nIf you're looking for good seafood, without having to hit the Strip.. this is the place\n\nMy husband and I were without the kids, and needed to eat near the Galleria. \nBefore kids we went to the Oyster Bar which we loved. So we decided to head back after 10 years. \n\nStill the same great service and food! \n\nWe were immediately greeted and told to sit anywhere we would like, I choose the bar next to the cooking pots. The aroma coming out of the pots was wonderful. Clearly whet my appetite. \n\nWe looked over the menu, which had all of your favorite seafood selections. We were up in the air between the Cioppino or Boullabaisse. Both looked and smelled delicious. After having a side salad, which was large we went with the Boullabaisse. \nLots of seafood - Clams, Mussels, Crab, Shrimp and chunks of white fish, swimming in a flavorful saffron broth filled with leaks and onions. YUM! \nCouple of beers & wine, our meal was complete! \n\nOnly drawback, the clams were a bit gritty.. but that can happen... \nGlad we went and need to go back sooner than 10 years from now.
__label__2 Decided to go to Einstein for breakfast. It was just before 9am on Sunday morning and the line was literally out the door. I thought about going somewhere else but we decided to wait. Fortunately the line moved fairly quickly and we ordered & paid in about 13 minutes. The dining area is a good size so there were still some open tables. Our food was ready about 4 minutes later. I got the applewood bacon & cheddar egg sandwich on a plain bagel. It was hot and good. A little pricey for what you get though.
__label__4 Perfect.  The best $200 I have ever spent on an aromatherapy massage. Done by a world class therapist named, Jodi!  The decor is like being in a plush, extravagant dream.  I love you, Encore spa.
__label__3 The spa lobby was quite stunning. We were blown away when we walked in. It was like a palace!\n\nWe first used their facilities, which was quite impressive. There were different lounges of locker rooms, private changing rooms, waterfall showers, heated patio stone chairs. \n\nWe booked the massage last minute, they were able to accommodate us, which was nice. We had a couple massage there. The massage was good. I almost felt asleep during the treatment. \n\nI have to take off one star because it was pretty expensive---$180 for 50 minutes for each person.
__label__0 If you're going to book an appointment, do it by phone or in person. During our trip my fiance and I booked 2 massages online and got a confirmation for it. When we went to the actual spa, the receptionist could only find one appointment. We didn't have extra time in our schedule that day to book another appointment for a few hours later, and if we tried to change the current appointment they would charge us an extra 50%. While my fiance and I debated what to do (we were insisting that the other person get the massage), the receptionist apparently found this very amusing and was laughing. Extremely unprofessional. The spa was suppose to be relaxing but this was the exact opposite experience. I was too pissed off for a massage at that point and went back up to the room. Later my fiance said the massage was only average. Overall I'm very disgusted by this experience. Based on the the rave reviews, if they can fix their pathetic web-based reservation system, it might be worth a $200 massage. For the time being, find relaxation elsewhere or get your reservation in person/ over the phone.
__label__4 Posh is one of the coolest restaurants I have experienced.  The menu consists of all the protein they have available that day and you get to mark off what you do not like.  The number of courses depends on how much you would like to spend.  This place is so fun because you really have no idea what you are going to get.  I had the most amazing scallop app and short rib entree. I would highly recommend this place.
__label__3 This is a really interesting place in Scottsdale. My friend was \"chef for a night,\"  (she provided recipes, but the main chef still cooked) so I have not been on a regular night. However, the chef seemed really cool and the meal I had there was delicious! Everything was portioned just right, and the spices and oils were not too overwhelming but delicious enough. \n\nThe waitress we had the night I went wasn't the friendliest. I would say that's a definite negative. Also the bathroom kind of stunk as well.
__label__4 Posh. Wow Josh, you've got a gem here in Scottsdale. Talk about innovative and improvisational. \n\nOn the slow nights, Josh (the owner) will be patrolling the dining room or tending the bar. It's nice to see the chef/owner making an appearance on the floor and interacting with the customers.\n\nHere's the deal. As your server hands you a menu, you begin to check off general things such as temperature you'd like your meat cooked, allergies, and anything that you don't like. Then you choose how many courses you'd like, and the optional wine pairing. The rest is up to the kitchen. Whatever is in season, whatever sounds innovative, it's all up to the discretion of Josh and his staff as to what you will be eating that night.\n\nOne of the best things was when my fianc\u00e9 and I went, we each got a different plate for each course. We had the 5 course meal, but tried each others so we ended up trying 10 different plates. How cool!\n\nSitting at the chef counter and watching the kitchen prepare your dish is one of our favorite things to do, which is why we elected to sit at the bar where we could watch our meal be created. It was also nice to run into local restaurateur/chef James Porter and his wife Wendy (Petite Maison, Big Earl's BBQ). \n\nThe kitchen staff is keen on presentation and meticulously preparing each plate, and it stands out. The food was cooked perfectly, looked incredible, and tasted amazing. We got to try some interesting dishes, along with some staples. I had a soft shell crab with a chipotle aioli and butter lettuce that was to do die for.  The alligator was great. And I think the most intriguing dish we had was monkfish liver. It was savory, but not too fish-y. Loved it.\n\nThanks to Josh for sending a couple extra tastes to the bar. Taylor and I enjoyed every bite. It was nearly too much food for us!\n\nPosh also has a great bar menu with twists on some classic cocktails along with an extensive wine list. Be sure to check out their Late Night specials that start at 10pm on Wednesdays, it's a less expensive way to experience Posh.\n\nNot an everyday restaurant, but definitely worth the splurge every once in a while for a special occasion.
__label__0 Really wanted this to be good.....very dissatisfied.  Fish was dry, food was, in general not to the caliber I would have wanted from what they are representing.  Service was fair.  Good idea but for us, a miss.
__label__1 I also checked this out as someone who would normally not be able to afford this place. I cook for a living so I thought the concept was pretty damn cool and wanted to see it executed since I couldn't quite wrap my head around how do you serve a whole restaurant while making up the menu as you go. I was there later on a Tuesday evening and the place was about half full so I didnt experience the noise problem some have complained about. I reserved \"chef\" seating so I could watch them work and shoot the sh*t with what ever cook was stationed in front of me. First to explain the concept. From what I can gather the Chef takes the card you fill out and decides what will work for what he has already pre-planned out. Basically there is a menu you just dont get to see it. Everything is set up just like any place Ive ever worked. each station is setup to make about 4-5 dishes. the components of each dish are pre-determined as well. if you have a allergy or dont like something its either taken out of the dish and somthing else may or may not be substituted. Every restaurant does this but the customer gets to decide before hand if they do or dont want that dish to begin with. Next, the food. We had 6 courses with out wine pairing. we drank their craft n/a beverages which were quite good actually. anyways, the first course started off great. I was very impressed with my poached tomato somthin or other. I thought this is going to be a good meal. then came the soft shell crab. good but not amazing, the sauce was the best part. Then came a anduille stuff squid, was actually rather bland. nothing popped for me with that one. Then a north African spiced Lamb. Which was good but I have made the exact same thing in culinary school and wouldnt be suprised if the chef pulled the recipe right out of my old \"international cuisine\" book. The difference was he used a type of ground lamb patty which had the gamey flavor that some either love or hate about lamb but not the right texture for me. Then came a duck leg dish. It was plain and simple bad. It was just like eating dark meat chicken. The broiler cook obviously had some duck he had been sandbagging all night either in the oven or sitting out because it was super dry. It sucked lets just leave it at that. Then dessert, what the hell it was I dont know but it was fantastic. started strong and ended well but that duck really kinda pissed me off to be honest. In the end the tab was $170 before tip. For the meal I had even at a discount was way too F'n much. I wouldnt go back just based on the price. If I could afford it I would give them another shot cause everyone deserves a second chance right?
__label__1 It was fun, but every plate was very very bland.  I was visiting for a week and decided to try this place based on the reviews.  Absolutely not worth the price.  The Foie Gras was the only thing worth anything in the place.
__label__4 Sarah A and I came here during restaurant week and enjoyed a fantastic meal.  We both got different dishes for each course which was nice because we could sample each others.  I even got a succulent salad which was crunchy and refreshing.  I'll be back with Alex C.
__label__1 Came here for restaurant week. I was really excited to try this creative approach to dinning. If you have read other reviews, I'm sure, whoever is reading this, you get the concept of Posh by now. So, here's the thing.... since you cannot decide, as with a regular menu, what dish you would like prepared for you, your chances of liking what you get are 50/50. Bear that in mind, it's probably why half of the reviews are awesome and the other half are people complaining.\n\nNow, I had a very open mind going into this, realzing this fact, that the plates would be beyond my control, but that's not why I'm only giving two stars. The honest to goodness truth is that the cooking just wasn't to par with what you would expect from gourmet dinning. The prices indicate to me that this should be a gourmet experience, as well as the snobbery of the waiters (however, I have expierenced top notch service in other gourmet restaurants...expensive doesn't mean they have to be snobs). There was always something 'missing' from each dish.... they were all very creative, and beautifully presented...but flavors were lacking... I really wanted to be blown away and I sadly wasn't. With that said, I do have to add a note that dessert was exceptional....my favorite out of all the 5 courses.... pinapple sorbet with candied orange rind and strawberry coulis....just phenomenal! But, I don't think that I should have paid 60 bucks for an excellent sorbet and a whole other bunch of bland food. Tack on alcohol to that and my husbands 5 course meal, and suddenly restaurant week didn't seem like such a great discount :/\n\nBottom line, would I go back? No. Would I discourage someone else from going? Not necessarily. It's an interesting experience, and if you feel like blowing 60+ bucks to get that expierence, then, go for it.
__label__4 This makes my top three favorite restaurants in town, for sure. I've been there three times already this month. \n\nThe most important thing I think I can say is be specific about your dislikes! You write down what you *don't* like, not what you do, so if your palate is somewhat high maintenance, that needs to be communicated.\n\nDon't go if you're on a time crunch. If you're there before 5:30, the sunset discount is $15 off! And sitting at the bar is super awesome, especially on a slow night. \n\nTheir foie gras torchon is the best I've ever had, and Chef Josh always has awesome wine recommendations! This place is a must-try for foodies.
__label__1 We had been looking forward to Posh for quite some time.  The idea of the chef creating a meal based on our preferences seemed innovative and refreshing.  Looking at the reviews, I expected a high degree of creativity and an elevated level of quality food with exotic ingredients.  The reality is that the restaurant did not live up to the hype associated with it. \n\nTo start with, the ambiance for a fine dining restaurant was lacking. It was like a concrete bunker, which made the noise level unbearable.  I left there with my ears literally ringing as though I had been at a rock concert.  My dinner mate and I grew hoarse trying to have a conversation.  \n\nThe tables were plain black with no linen.  A pet peeve of mine is when a restaurant places the silverware directly on the table top.  My issue with this is that after each turn of the table, it is wiped with a cleaning rag that I am sure has been used to mop several previous tables, leaving a germy film on the surface.  Placing the silver on a napkin would be preferential.  A petty issue perhaps but one worth bringing up.\n\nThe service was like the food, basic and nothing to rave about.  While our server(s) were attentive, not once during the entire visit were we asked how the food or experience was, not even when we left.  Maybe the servers get tired of hearing people complain...\n\nThe food was the biggest disappointment. We opted for the 5 course meal.  An amuse bouche of daikon radish in a dashi based sauce with scallion was brought out.  Flavorful but not especially creative in its presentation.\n\nMy first course was essentially potato salad with some micro greens and half a boiled egg on top.  When I say potato salad, that is exactly what I mean.  Plain old boring, bland potato salad with a mayo base.  It was something I could have picked up at my local Safeway.  Nothing exceptional about it.\n\nMy second course was an uni \"cheesecake\".  I love uni, but I'll be dipped in sea foam if I could detect even the slightest trace of it in this dish.  It was a round piece of cream cheese, at least that's what it tasted like.  Seriously, it tasted like they had softened some Philadelphia cream cheese, made a circle out of it and placed it in some sort of soy based sauce that only succeeded in making the dish overly salty, an issue which we had with many of our courses. Salt is an essential seasoning but please use it sparingly!  I shouldn't leave a dining experience feeling dehydrated.\n\nThird course was a take on Vietnamese Pho with frog legs as the protein.  The server said \"it's made with Thai basil!\" like that was some kind of rare exotic ingredient.  The broth was decent, though many valley Pho restaurants would put it to shame. One issue was they loaded it with the basil, so that became the dominant taste and aroma.  The pieces of frog legs were unseasoned and overcooked, making them tough. The accompanying noodles, I believe they were rice noodles, were cooked correctly, however.\n\nMy fourth course was quail.  Once again, overly salty and a bit on the dry side.  It was overcooked to the point that the legs and wings were crunchy.  Nothing to write home about.\n\nThe final course was dessert.  And it was plain everyday flan.  Though they try to fancy it up by calling it \"creme caramel\". That's right, a caramel custard that would have been at home in any average Mexican restaurant. Absolutely nothing creative here and I think that's my main issue with Posh.  I expected to be wowed by the presentation and the combining of ingredients that you don't see every day.  Instead, I got a pedestrian tour of average valley restaurants and for that, I had the privilege of paying $88.00 (one $14.00 drink,tax and tip included).  The flavors and presentation are something you would see at any average restaurant.\n\nI wanted to have a magical, show-stopping, special effects driven dining experience and that is what I had been lead to believe would happen at Posh.  Instead, I got a few cheap street show cards tricks and my pockets picked.  I will not be back.
__label__1 I have been here for 45 minutes waiting for a mani while my Mom has been getting her toes done. They really need to tell you how long it's going to be so they don't waste your time.  This has been nothing but a waste of my time.  I'm glad they are busy, I want the local businesses to be successful, but not at the expense of my time.
__label__3 Our retreat from the walkers and blue-hairs that surrounded us in the Casino.  We had no idea that we would be the only people between the ages of 21 and 60 in the hotel/casino.\n\nWe had an absolute blast here! They do have live music and the band was great.  We ordered some bar food - potato skins and chicken fingers - and they were just a greasy and delicious as I hoped.  \n\nAnd to my surprise, they make awesome cocktails.  The best sidecar I have had to date!\nI was glad we found this place, it definitely made our night.
__label__0 Worst place on the west side.  Bartenders don't know how to keep track of anything.  Charged me the same amount twice on separate debit cards.  Won't be returning
__label__0 I'm not all that picky when it comes to Chinese food. My wife often says I have no clue so I'll have to say I can tolerate even mediocre Chinese food and think it's not too bad. But this place? It was bad. REAL bad. I guess in Chinese it's called Number One BBQ and in English it's BBQ King -- kinda similar don't you agree? The food was anything but that. It was no King, no Queen, no Ace. It was a Joker! That's what it was. Honestly, bbq pork is better in Irvine and even Irvine is not good for Chinese food.\n\nMaybe that's why there weren't many people in this place when we ate here? Maybe it's the food. Maybe it's their rude attitude. Whatever reason people have for not eating here, they've good reason not to. It's really quite awful.
__label__0 We went there bought some BBQ pork to-go. I did not look at price/LB on the wall. We were charged $7.89 for them. We took them home and decided to weight them on our digital scale out of curiosity. The scale showed only a little over 12 oz. That would be make them $10/LB which is ridiculous. I think either they over weight the pork or over charge us. \n\nThe worse part of this was the BBQ pork was tasteless. \n\nI don't think I would go there again.
__label__0 The food was okay but not great; price is just like any other Chinese restaurants in that area but the waitress there was rude.\nThe plates and tea cup are dirty.\n\nI really cannot find a good reason to eat there!!!!
__label__3 Ok...I just got my ass kicked....for the second time.  The first time was when I had my first session at Karve.\n\nI worked areas on my body that never seen exercise before.  With the mixture of yoga, ballet, pilates, and free weights, you will for sure feel the burn after your one hour class.  I love it that the instructor makes sure that you are doing the exercises correctly...not like other fitness classes that I attended.  The instructor does not frown upon the student when they either need a break or cannot do a certain exercise. Also, I do have issues with my back, and I feel that this type of exercise can definitely build the strength that I need to help.  I just have to build strength in my neck for some of the exercises.\n\nI am still trying to debate if I am going to by a package here. I have issues with my hand that affects me doing some of the challenges.  But they have specials for new clients and discounts for buying classes in packages.  But I do know if I want to get better at this, I have to go more.\n\nStay tuned.
__label__0 It made me sick. Really sick. \n\nIt
__label__0 Worst place to eat. Go somewhere else. They even Charged me extra for my 10 year because he was taller than 5ft. Terrible service, dirty and smelly. Never coming back again.!
__label__2 This Applebee's have been coming to for a long time they took down all the musculature old photos and we painted the walls and put in more traditional decorations and redid that entire bar so it's all nice and neat, They have some new items on the The menu the even have a lot weight watchers menu which is pretty yummy, I ordered that Napa chicken mushrooms I didn't find any mushrooms but three of them in the photo shows lots of mushrooms so I'm not given any more stars than three the manager did come over and asked my input I told him that the stuff on the menu should look exactly looks like it when it comes to the table I was or better, when I got my mail to the table is no longer look appetizing, The chicken was very juicy and delicious the vegetables I say Wilcor time and try and plan other than that I will probably continue going there but they are other Applebee's in town I'll try those and see if it improves at a different location, Or if  remains the same.
__label__0 Food look like it was jst tossed on plate and plate looked like a kids meal.not to mention i waited an hour for an appetizer tht ddnt even come with plates.horrible service
__label__0 Well the wife and I tried an Applebee's in another part of town and there was a very long so we decided to try a different one. So we came to this one and to our surprise there was no wait and open tables even though it was in a much busier part of town. So we were seated pretty quickly bit from then on it went down hill. To sum it up the food was awful and I even had it replaced and it was still awful after that. It only went from old food to overly salted food. And the service was very poor at best as well. We just sat around for 30 minutes waiting for silverware and we even asked 3 times for it. So even with all of these problems you would think that at least your beer would be fine. But guess what it wasn't. I love getting draft beer from the bottom of the keg. It's great when it's completely flat. So please folks and take this review seriously and avoid this place completely. I now know why this place had a ton of tables open with no wait. Just head over to the Applebee's on northern if your feeling like Applebee's.
__label__2 Another neighborhood Thai place NOT in Chinatown area.  Love when we can save time and not have to drive all the way to Chinatown.  Upon entering the restaurant, we were quickly greeted by the server and seated, and I have to admit that I was quite impressed by the well done decor.  That aside, I would have to say that I was pretty satisfied with the food experience.\n\nHad to order some our usual fav's (Being that it was our first time here, we decided to play it safe and order 2 out of 4 level spicy just in case we didn't want our bootays kicked too badly):\n1.  Papaya Salad - We couldn't taste the spiciness at all.  However, I still enjoyed the tangy and sweet refreshing and crunchy papaya shreds.  Perfect for summer.\n2.  Tom Yum Gong - This soup I felt was way too sweet and also lacked any spiciness.  Someone was a little heavy handed with the sugar ladle, but the bf seemed to slurp his up happily.\n3.  Pad Kra Pow - We ordered this dish in the chopped beef form and it actually had some spicy kick.  Maybe they forgot to add the spice in the other two dishes?  *shrug.  Either way, this dish was my fav of the night.  Spicy, minty and flavorful.  =)\n\nConclusion 08.02.2010:  I've certainly have had better Thai food at other places, but this place is very a-ok in my book.\n\nConclusion 08.03.2010:  Yup!  I went 2 days in a row, but it did help me solidify my conclusion that the food here is definitely on the wayyyy sweeter side.  Still just a-ok and prefer other Thai places over this one.  Sucked in by the nice owner and the wonderful zen decor!
__label__1 Archi's Thai is my go-to place, however every now and then I'll try somewhere new. This weekend we tried Aranya. We've been by it a bunch of times, but we're usually grabbing Fuddruckers and cupcakes from Mad Hatter. We were lured in because my husband's uncle had a discount with the Entertainment Book card. \n\nThe space is relaxed and nicely decorated, but frankly I don't care what a place looks like if it's tasty and priced right. Still a nice atmosphere is always appreciated. My husband and I ordered our standard Thai dishes: pad thai and spicy eggplant. Uncle ordered spring rolls and stuffed chicken wings. The peanut sauce was the highlight and the spiciest of the dishes despite specific requests for spicy. The eggplant was waxy and sweet. I was not fond of it. However, it was better than my husband's too sweet pad thai and overcooked noodles. He gave me a small portion to try and I had no desire to finish it. It was some of the worst I've encountered in town. Uncle wasn't impressed by his selections either.\n\nService was below average. Timing was off and refills were slow.
__label__0 The thought of this place sends a shudder down my spine, as if every part of my body is trying to make me punch the person who suggested a night out at Esionage with the words 'Come on, its cheap and fun'.\n\nYes, its cheap - but in a degrading, soul destroying way - as if you can feel each \u00a31 vodka actually destroying your liver as you drink it. More over, you can also tell that the other patrons of this crappy club are also taking advantage of the cheap drinks - the smell of vomit, sweat and the massivly sticky floors are a dead give away that this place is cheap.\n\nBut fun it aint. I would rather chew off my own arms than spend a night here, listening to horrible cheesy music while avoiding getting repeatedly beaten up by the neds who frequent this place, \n\nUrgh.
__label__3 So I found myself once again in Sun City West tonight this time to enjoy dinner with the in-laws. I have determined that if you enter the realm of Sun City, SCW, or SC Grand you are less likely to be stared and glared at if you are accompanied by a SC resident. Keep this in mind when you enter the Twilight Zone.\n\nBut the point of this review isn't to give tips on how to best deal with SC, but to tell you about a great little family restaurant called Rosie's Italian Cafe. Rosie's is nestled in Sun City West off of Meeker (also known as Reems outside of SCW) and Camino Del Sol near the True Value Hardware store. It is a cute place that recently added on another dining room when they took over the old Dominos pizza location that moved out of that strip mall. This turned out to be a good thing for Rosie's because before Dominos moved, Rosie's only served pastas, salads, and sandwiches--and NOT pizza. Which in and of itself is rather strange for an Italian restaurant. It seemed to work for them because for the most part, Rosie's has a pretty good, steady business. But, since Dominos moved out, Rosie bought their pizza ovens and voila, now Rosie's serves delicious, hot, fresh Chicago style pizza now.\n\nRosie's is moderately decorated with pretty floral plastic tablecloths and photographs of Chicago along with Chicago memoribilia. Nothing fancy or over the top and that's actually refreshing to not have a restaurant over do it. \n\nBack to that pizza....and let me just tell you, that pizza is thin crust, flavorful, mouthwatering gold my friends served straight from the ovens to your table with a wink and a smile from Rosie herself. \n\nRosie's has a great selection of pizzas but if that's not your thing, they also have a fantastic selection of pasta dishes and a Chicken Parm dinner that is simply to die for. There are also hot and cold sandwiches, light appetizers, salads, and soups on the menu as well.  The garlic bread served with the pasta dinners is hot, but melts in your mouth from this great garlic butter sauce that they smear on it. Oy...it is so good. The salads are fresh and not wilty with a great selection of dressings.  There is a soup of the day selection so the soup variation isn't too great, but that's ok because the one soup they are serving is made fresh that day. \n\nRosie's had a very good, steady flow of business tonight, a Wednesday evening, and when we left, there was actually a wait list for people to get in. Rosie's also does a steady take-out business as well.\n\nSo, if you are looking for a solid family restaurant that is no frills in the West Valley, Rosie's is your place. Blue Haired chaperone not required, but definitely recommended!
__label__4 This is, without a doubt, the best Italian food you might find in Arizona. Not only is the food and service great but it comes at a very low price.
__label__4 I have not had a single bad visit to this barbershop. The staff has been always nice, friendly, and provides a good haircut.\n\nI usually get the Triple Play which is a cut, shampoo and hot towel. Not a bad place to go if you're looking for a new barbershop.
__label__1 They are way overpriced. My haircut is a simple crew cut. They shampooed me, which is kind of silly considering I have no hair, and then gave me a shoulder massage with a stupid machine. All of that for $17. I could get the same cut for $5 somewhere else. \n\nTheir theme is that you watch sports while you get your hair done. I never saw any sports except in the waiting room -- and the TV wasn't tuned to anything I wanted to watch. Just how much sports can you watch when you are being shampooed or when you are getting a 5 minute hair cut?\n\nThe girls that work there are cute. If that's worth the extra money for some guys I say go for it.
__label__3 An excellent castle.  We wandered around the castle for hours and had an amazing time.  We were surprised when they shot a cannon at 1PM, and apparently they do that every day.  We went back the next day to discover that there was an admission fee.  I don't know how we missed that the day before.  Oops.\n\nIf you've never seen a real castle, this is the place to lose your castle virginity.
__label__3 i spent the better part of a slightly drizzly afternoon here last week.  so so pretty.  even with the cold and the rain. seeing lovely things like jewels and crowns and all the various nooks and crannies to be found was quite lovely.  the admission's a bit steep, but it's really a must-do in edinburgh. the views of the city are to die for and the history is fascinating.
__label__2 If you want to be a real explorer, get the passport. \n\nSince we were going to be driving up to Brora, our guide (the bride) planned out our route with many a castle and sight to see. One of our other travel companions told us to get the Explorer Pass instead of buying our entrance at each castle. Now, not knowing exactly what we were supposed to buy, we just flubbed our way at the ticket booth hoping that there really was such a pass. We ended up buying a fourteen day pass, good for seven days. Huh? I know right... we ended up using it only four out of our allowed seven days within the fourteen day period. I think we ended up saving a bit of money since the pass was thirty-nine pounds each and we went to quite a few places. You also get to stand in a different line to get into the attractions, although when we went, there weren't really any lines. Since there was a big group of us, I think we caused the lines.\n\nAhh... we're in. What's the first thing you do when you enter a castle? Umm, you go look for the cafeteria. Since the guided tour was half an hour away, we thought this was prime time to get a snack. A scone would be really good right about now. I get to dole out my own clotted cream? This is the life. So I get one plate for my scone and another for the strawberry jam and clotted cream. I also get an Americano because caffeine is good any time of day. I wanted to sit outside, but the group decided inside. Mmm, I'm very happy with my moist scone... the clotted cream to scone ratio is... dare I say... amazing. Mainly because I made it that way. Do I share with my husband? I guess, but I didn't want to because this was really good. The prices at the cafeterias (that you find at every place that accepts the pass) are a little on the steep side. But I got my money's worth in clotted cream. You know how hard it is to make this? \n\nAnyways, back to the castle. We wander through and see the crown jewels... we go in the chapel that my friends considered getting married in--- our guide made the joke that it's a father-of-the-bride's dream since it only holds twenty people, we looked at the cannon... I'm sure my husband stopped listening right about then because there are pictures to be taken. The view is really something.
__label__3 We went to Edinburgh Castle early on a Sunday morning trying to beat the crowds and it definitely worked.  The castle is very well preserved and a must see attraction while in Edinburgh.
__label__4 Nice little hole in the wall. Everything was great. Even chatted up the boss a bit. Very nice guy.
__label__1 Not sure how this place got a 4 star but I was not impressed by the food at all. I ordered the albacore surprise, salmon skin hand roll and bf ordered the combo B special which is shrimp tempura and California roll with miso soup ($12) and a salad. The albacore was not fresh but that is expected for Arizona (3 stars) but what kills me is the salmon skin hand roll which only had cucumber, salmon skin (over cooked almost burnt) and rice...no other veggie or pickle making it super dry!!! Bf was ehhhh with his food too. Won't come back!
__label__3 The oldest Students' Union building in the world. There is something to be said for that in the first instance. My students union was ...erm not the greatest and we used to normally head here for a spot of pool and a pint. I haven't been here in ages mainly because I keep forgetting about it. June/July are the best months to visit as the students are off for the summer, the festival hasnt started etc so you can get in grab a table on a sunny day. \n\nReasons to visit:\n\n- Cheap booze, \u00a39ish for 4 pints \n- Inexpensive food and its actually pretty good. 241 world cup pizza deal on just now, which one of my companions pointed out that makes it cheaper than going to lidl and buying pizza. The mama nachos were amazing. Would  have taken a picture for yall, but we just filled or faces instead. :D\n- Massive beer garden\n- Lots of seating options for different types of nights out I guess\n- Friendly staff\n\nSomething worth noting is that you may need a university student or employee to sign you in depending on the evevening.
__label__3 Vous venez d'arriver \u00e0 Edinburgh la Capitale de l'Ecosse, soit de l'a\u00e9roport en Autocar (1) ou en Taxi (il vous en co\u00fbtera 15 \u00a3, int\u00e9ressant si vous \u00eates 4 ou 5), soit de Waverley Station en train.\n\n\n Si vous avez pris l'autocar ou le taxi, arr\u00eatez-vous ou demandez Waverley Station (le nom est tir\u00e9 du livre \"Waverley\" de Walter Scott).\n\n\n Si vous \u00eates train, vous n'avez pas trop le choix c'est le terminus. Sortez en direction de Waverley Bridge, tournez \u00e0 droite en sortant et traversez bien au passage \u00e0 pi\u00e9tons (Vous \u00eates sur Princes Street). Attention, les pi\u00e9tons ont la priorit\u00e9 uniquement l\u00e0, si vous traversez ailleurs, vous risquez une belle frayeur. Faites vraiment attention.\n\n\n Apr\u00e8s votre shopping sur Princes Street et si vos pieds ont besoin de se reposer, choisissez une des entr\u00e9es du fabuleux Jardin \u00e9ponyme de la rue.\n\n\n Princes Street Gardens est compos\u00e9 en r\u00e9alit\u00e9 de 2 jardins :\n\n\n - Le West Princes Street Gardens\n- Et le East Princes Street Gardens\n\n\n C'est deux jardins sont s\u00e9par\u00e9s par the Mound, art\u00e8re \u00e9ponyme du Mus\u00e9e. Cette rue traverse le jardin de Princes Street \u00e0 Market Street et emm\u00e8ne les touristes de la nouvelle ville \u00e0 l'ancienne.\n\n\n Commen\u00e7ons notre ballade en descendant les marches du West Gardens et admirons au loin Edinburgh Castle (http://www.qype.fr/place/55482-Edinburgh-Castle-Edinburgh) silencieux sur son rocher volcanique sauf \u00e0 13 heures quand le \"canon d'une heure\", c'est comme \u00e7a qui s'appelle, est tir\u00e9 chaque jour.\n\n\n (Voir photo ci-dessous) \n\n\n Tout au long de cette promenade vous pourrez \u00e9ventuellemnt assister \u00e0 un concert au \"Ross Open Air Theatre\". Soit pendant le grand Festival d'Edinburgh ou pour celui du jour l'an ou Hogmanay (http://www.qype.fr/place/78555-Winter-Wonderland-Edinburgh) en \u00e9cosse. Pour le Hogmanay 2010, c'\u00e9tait Madness en concert.\n\n\n A midi, vous pourrez d\u00e9guster des salades ou des sandwich de  Marks and Spencers  pour un pique-nique sur l'herbe. C'est ce qui ne manque dans ce jardin.\n\n\n Ensuite vous arriverez \u00e0 la Piazza Ross Fountain (tr\u00e8s belle fontaine o\u00f9 les formes g\u00e9n\u00e9reuse des porteuses de cruches ne vous laissent pas indiff\u00e9rent). Et l\u00e0 vous pourrez d\u00e9gustez La succulente glace 99 flakes. Le vendeur vous la servira dans un joli cornet et vous charmera avec accent scottish, en roulant les R.\n\n\n (Voir photo ci-dessous) \n\n\n Si vous avez encore le temps vous pourrez visitez les deux \u00e9glises dont une repose \u00e0 l'int\u00e9rieure du jardin pr\u00e8s du cimeti\u00e8re (petit et tr\u00e8s vieux cimeti\u00e8re, je ne connais pas du tout son \u00e9poque) et une autre dont l'entr\u00e9e est sur Lothian Road.\n\n\n Par une nuit sans lune, tapis dans la neige, vous pourrez apercevoir un \u00e9cureuil entrain de manger sa r\u00e9serve de nourriture. Celui-ci je l'ai rencontr\u00e9 dans le jardin pendant les f\u00eates du jour de l'an.\nPhoto link: http://assets3.qypecdn.net/uploads/photos/0184/4529/631551516_gallery.jpg?42035\nEt en continuant dans la nuit noire, entre la majestueuse statue qui rend hommage aux Ecossais Gris : Scots Greys et Edinburgh Castle vous ne serez jamais qui veille l'un sur l'autre.\nPhoto link: http://assets3.qypecdn.net/uploads/photos/0184/6870/P1029937013__gallery.JPG?41514\nEt si vous avez une petite envie pressante sachez qu'Il y a des toilettes publiques/handicapes pour vous soulager.\n\n\n (1) Compagnie Airlink (la compagnie Airlink propose le Wifi gratuit \u00e0 bord)\nVous pouvez achetez les billets en ligne. Et voici un lien pour voir les diff\u00e9rents arr\u00eats : http://www.flybybus.com/route-map.html
__label__4 Great healthy options fast plus loys of delicious fresh baked goods. I've loved everything I've tried here especially the chicken walnut salad with raspberry dressing, so yummy. If you are getting a salad skip ahead of the line to the salad bar instead of waiting behind the sandwich orders. The location is great for meeting people outside of security as there's plenty of seating and it's right in the middle of both security exits.
__label__2 You see this place in many airports but this one didn't have the freshest food.  The cinnamon roll was drier but still delicious.  I assume they bring everything in from somewhere else as it is too small looking to cook pastries.  Still I am coming back as I liked their coffee with rolls.
__label__4 One place that I love coming to is this place. I know I can depend on this place for a good breakfast, lunch or dinner. I was flying out of Phoenix and I desperately needed food before I dealt with TSA, and flying. I ended up buying the power protein sandwich which was a very reasonable price. $5 in an airport for a good sandwich. I'm down!!\n\nAnyways they took my order and it took about five minutes to make my sandwich. The power sandwich had whole grain bread,  egg whites, white Vermont cheddar and lean ham. The ham and egg tasted so good. And the bread was very hearty and delicious. It made eating healthy be delicious. I really enjoyed my sandwich and it kept me full until lunch time!!
__label__1 Terrible. Bad employee attitudes and lack of team work. The poppyseed muffin was so hard it crumbled into crunchy pieces. Wasted money. Went to Starbucks for lemon pound cake. ..yummm
__label__1 My 1st \"Average\" review, and feeling a little bit guilty as we all have Off Days (some more than others!) ...however, I have given Falko 3 chances which is more than reasonable! \n\nPositives: Cakes look A-Mazing, the Sandwiches are pretty darn delicious (I had the amazing pork, apple & rocket), quaint interior and good Bruntsfield location.\n\nNot so positives (I don't really like using \"Negatives\", however, guess I have now, inadvertently...):  Service, 3 times I've been there and 3 times I've felt as if I was intruding... they seem friendly enough, when they were talking amongst themselves. Lacks warmth in atmosphere, and just didn't get a positive overall vibe...\n\nSo, if you would like a nice piece of cake and don't care about service - by all means visit... I won't be back. 3 strikes, you're out Falko.
__label__2 When suffering from a massive hangover on a Sunday morning (okay ..afternoon) and when someone suggest to go for a coffee and a cake, you jump at the chance to do so! \n\nHowever if this is to be consumed at a 'top rated German Bakery' which is at least 3 postcodes away and (as they do not take reservations) without any guarantee for a place to sit. You might politely tell them were to go.\n\nI went anyway. \nAnd good thing I did.\n\nAfter a horrendous bus ride we finally arrived (honestly who in their right mind suggested this place.. och my head..why is that yellow thing in the sky?!!) \nMy friends, whom had secured a sunny spot outside, were already enjoying their coffees and cake. \n\nEven when not in the best moods, I was able to appreciate the cakes and breads on offer. They all looked and smelled delicious and I wanted most of them. Now. My stomach agreed. \n\nThe cake I went for was one of the apple creations ones on offer - the \"ApfelStrudel mit Sahne\" and a white coffee. \nI really liked it. It was big, flaky, not too sweet and the rum soaked raisins had some punch. The whipped cream wasn't very sweet and I did prefer warm vanilla custard.. but that wasn't on the menu. Coffee was as coffee does. \n\nSo based on the cake I had and the look and smell of the multiple other cakes consumed by my friends (two for some!) I have to give this place 4 stars. I was not impressed by the service and also the state of the furniture left something to be desired, but I may have to put that down as my headspace being used as a continuous gorilla drum solo. 2 stars. \n\nSo in total a not unbeatable 3 stars, which possibly will be improved upon on other visits.
__label__1 I used to love this place when they were located at von's shopping center. Then they moved to Food4Less shopping cnter, I still like it. The business closed for several months, don't know why. Now they're back and I'm so excited. Today I came back for my favorite, pad thai. It doesn't taste as good and they no longer have lunch special.
__label__1 While there are, admittedly, fewer tourists down this end of the royal mile, its still clear that the World's End pub is a tourist orientated place looking to cash in on its varied and often grousome and scary past. \n\nBasically, this place is over priced and so geared to recieving people who are only visiting the city, it seems to forget about us locals. My friends and I were slightly put off by the fact the bar staff asked if we were tourists before moving to another group who were hwen we answered no. Kind of like we had said 'No, we arent tourists, but we are willing to wait until you have served the millions who are.' Not a good experience.\n\nHowever, once we had been served, we had a pleasent time - but I wont be back.
__label__3 A wee bit touristy, but a beautiful and elegant pub & restaurant steps away from a hostel on the Royal Mile. About a 7-10 min walk (downhill) from Edinburgh Castle. I saw a sign that said Voted 2013's best Fish n Chips and that was enough for me. Lots of people dining alone and working on laptops while having a pint. \n\nMy first taste of Scotland. Yummy! The chips were big and soft but also very chewy, no undercooked chips here. The fish was HUGE. I only got about 1/2 of it before giving up. Served on a bed of peas. \n\nI liked how we got a plethora of different sauces so my aunt and I could try a little of each. \n\nGood service too. I'm a fan of anyone who says \"Cheers!\" to me. Yes, my American tourist roots are showing.
__label__0 Had a private reservation booked for our daughter's 21st birthday dinner. Imagine my shock when I arrived with 26 guests to find our room, booked since Jan, unavailable, They had booked over our reservation with a bachelorette party! I had just personally gone in a week before to introduce myself & see the space I had reserved. Met with the owner & manager DANNY, saw space, confirmed number of guests, and even discussed table set up, tab separations & high chair necessities. The manager on duty called him when we arrived & he denied ever meeting me! Needless to say, we will not return to Towne Tavern. We had family from 3 different states come for this dinner, & it was very upsetting not to have our space. I will say the manager on duty did his best to accommodate in the main dining area, but we decided to take our business elsewhere. Thank you to Beef o Brady's for giving us the space we needed at such short notice! Have always enjoyed Towne Tavern's food, but inexcusable service on the owner's part. We won't be back.
__label__0 I usually love Paradise Bakery but this location is the worst.  I agree with Ken B.  this is the worst location ever.  My complaint is specifically with they way the smaller counter is handled, the one that you would most likely visit in the morning for a muffin and coffee.  The staff doesn't listen to you when you order they are too busy paying attention to the \"regulars\" and just let them interrupt you while your ordering.  Today I ordered a coffee and a muffin, right in the middle a regular walked in and started to ask about the cookie boxes.  The person helping me actually stopped helping me and was going to start answering his questions, meanwhile, I was standing there waiting for my coffee cup and had to remind her!!!!  This location just plain sucks.
__label__3 The cookies are pretty here. I like to come here and make pretend I was in the mood for something else so I can act surprised because the sandwiches are so yummy!
__label__0 I'm not sure what has happened to Paradise Bakery in recent months but it is disgusting. Last time I went a couple months ago I noticed the portion sizes had shrunk and the quality seemed a little off. I probably would have still given it 2 or 3 stars but I haven't gone back despite the fact I live around the corner since there is so much amazing food in CenPho. I went today since I was starving and thought I would grab some soup real quick. The Chicken Sonomo Stew I got was flavorless and had the consistency of snot.  The peas in the stew were an odd color more gray or brown than green. The potatoes were diced oddly small. There was also an item in my stew that I'm not even sure what it was. It was the color and texture of a carrot but the size and shape of a whole cherry tomato. The dry jack cheddar biscuits were oddly sweet and had odd textures throughout. To top it off they've changed their cups and my tea lid didn't want to fit and I almost left my cup on the counter. I couldn't finish any of my food it was so offputting and I paid $10 for this god forsaken meal. Not eating here ever again.
__label__1 Parking was a nightmare and I quickly made the decision that walking from the residential block behind the strip of commercial property would be easier than waiting for a spot to open up. I ordered the Cranberry Turkey sandwich and it was kind of sad and sparse looking. It was dripping (I think maybe from the tomato) and the bread was soggy when it arrived. I debated taking it back, but decided that I would just live with it because I was super hungry. On the upside, the cookie was good. I wouldn't order the sandwich again.
__label__2 These bundt cakes are pretty good in a pinch when you want to puck up something quick and pretty inexpensive that doesn't look anything like something from s grocery store. They can personalize the bundt cakes with balloons, flowers, or other cute decorative frills in the middle of the cake, which is then wrapped in cello and a nice ribbon. Just make sure the cake isn't straight out of the fridge when you eat it. It's really hard and dense if you eat it that way. The larger size cakes seem to taste better than the mini ones. I like the lemon, cinnamon, marble, and the white chocolate. All cakes come with cream cheese frosting piped don the sides. I wish it was just a touch less sweet, but that's just me. Pretty much everything under $20....not too shabby!
__label__3 Warning!!!!\n\nThe Bundtinis are like Pringles. Once You Pop, You Cant Stop!!!
__label__0 Ladies and Gentleman, the current location for Bantu Bistro is dead.  The chef and visionary behind bringing West African cuisine and culture to the Valley, Emmy  Ayafor, was forced out of Bantu Bistro.  I heard there are a bunch of Americans cooking there now and the food has gone down hill.  However, I went to the Bantu Bistro website (still maintained by Emmy) and emailed him.  My friends and I had Emmy cook for us at my house.  It was very affordable, and the food was FANTASTIC!  I'd give Emmy's cooking 5 Stars!  We had goat, chicken curry, fried rice, corn fufu, and fried plantains.  There was so much food, I'm still eating it!  Good luck opening your new restaurant Emmy.  Those of us that demand authenticity will be waiting, impatiently!  \n\nJeff
__label__2 Being from the East Coast and living in NYC I've never been curious about CPK. But stuck in an airport for a few hours and hungry, I decided to give it a try.\n\nComfortable seating area with a bar and the hostess saw me holding my laptop and automatically seated me near an outlet. Very nice. The service was really mixed though. I was asked to pay my bill while I was still eating (I wasn't eating slowly or anything). It was a pain because my hands were kind of greasy and pizza-covered.\n\nThe pizza is decent. The crust tastes like really high-quality frozen pizza though. I'd be very surprised if it was anything but just that. The toppings and combination were great and I scarfed the whole personal size pie down. \n\nOverall reminds me a bit of a higher-end Papa John's pizza. It can't really compare to a NYC slice -- chain pizzerias just get their own category and based on that, CPK is alright.
__label__0 Everything about this place seems to be a lesser version of a normal CPK: the menu is abbreviated, the pizza seems small, and the taste is missing. Prices however remain to be the same or higher than other franchise locations. Avoid this place if you can.
__label__4 Has the best nigiri that I've tasted. Get the salmon nigiri. Enjoy.
__label__3 I am particular about what I eat and I travel frequently which adds a layer of stress when it comes to eating well. I was more than pleasantly surprised when I had dinner at the Penn Fish company two nights ago. I had a lovely waitress who really went the extra mile to help describe the entrees and make sure I got what I wanted and not order too much food. She genuinely wanted me to be happy and was successful. \nNext and even more important was the food itself which was outstanding. I had the triple tail special, it was perfectly prepared and delicious. The fish was  mild tasting, moist and flaky with a crisp crust. It was fresh as could be, delicately seasoned and served over seasonal vegetables that were cooked perfectly. \nI did not have sushi or dessert so I can not comment on either, but I thought about my meal several times since then and wish this restaurant was in my home town. \nI am sorry, but I had my meal at the other location. Otherwise this review is accurate!
__label__4 I wouldn't call myself a fan of fish tacos--that is, until I tried the ones here!  I stopped in last Sat. with some friends before heading over to the Grape Stomp at PGH winery, since this place had been highly recommended by a couple of other friends of mine who have good taste in food.  Unlike just about every other fish taco I've had, the fish in these was fresh and flavorful!  As Lauren B. mentioned, it is a combination of swordfish, tuna, and salmon, instead of the generic white fish that's included in most other fish tacos I've tried elsewhere.  The presentation of the tacos was also quite aesthetically pleasing, which was a plus.  If you're a fan of fish tacos, you have to try these!  Come by on Taco Tues. if you can for a discount.\n\nMy friends ordered crab tacos and the fried English cod sandwich, and they enjoyed them very much, as well.  Both of them lived in Maine before coming to PGH, and they told me that this was the first really good seafood they'd had in the city thus far--and they've been living here for 3 years!\n\nThis place is only open for lunch, and has a very casual vibe.  We sat by the large front windows, which provided a great opportunity for people watching.  In general, I'm a fan of the ambiance.  One thing that struck me as kind of weird, though, was the ordering and payment system.  Instead of paying when you order at the front counter, as at most fast casual restaurants, you pay after you've finished eating.  This was a bit confusing, and I'm not sure why they do this unless it has to do with tipping for waitservice.  I wouldn't call the waitservice standard, however, because although they bring out your food and clear your plates, you order and pay at the counter, not at the table.  Because of this, it wasn't obvious that a tip was necessary, so I didn't leave one (I didn't even think of it at the time).\n\nOverall, this is a great place, and I'd definitely recommend stopping in if you're a seafood fan next time you're strolling the Strip.  I'll definitely have to return to try the sushi, since it looked very appetizing, as well!
__label__1 When I first moved to Lawrenceville Geno's was one of the first restaurant I experienced. I sat at the bar one afternoon and ordered a beer while chatting up Geno himself. I ordered an Italian sub that was phenomenal and left his restaurant feeling like I had just found a gem.\n\nI wish the review ended there, but it doesn't. In just a year and a half Geno's has really fallen to the wayside. He doesn't seem to get any business which then affects his product, spiraling his restaurant in that culinary catch-22 of lack of business/lack of quality that is basically the death throes of any eatery.\n\nOn my last visit, I was more than a little disappointed. The server was almost nonexistent and many of their menu items were unavailable. I ordered the Italian sub again and she walked away before I could order a size. What I ended up with was half a sub for dinner. I'm a big guy and a 1-foot sub consumer.\n\nMy girlfriend's meal was also sub par and expensive. Geno's is now erratically open and I can't imagine ordering a meal there, their hours are so random I find it hard to believe that they serve anything fresh.
__label__3 Love the beer, the appetizers are good too.  Just a great place to hang out, can't wait until it cools down and can hang in the patio!
__label__1 Not really thrilled with this place.  I expected more of an interesting beer selection.  The food was good but nothing to rave about.  Our salads and entrees arrived back to back which I was not thrilled about.  The inside was nice and the staff friendly.  My husband and I agreed that it was not good enough to go back to.
__label__3 I am a frequent customer of this establishment and I appreciate the quality of their beer and the consistency of good service in the bar area. I have only dined in the main seating area twice, and one time it resulted in a beer bath for my wife and infant son but hey, que sera sera right? My overall experience with GB has been positive. Food is good quality but overpriced in my opinion. I tend to take advantage of their happy hour specials if possible. I have had a couple snafus regarding my order, one in particular where my dinner salad came after the entree, but they comped the salad and apologized, no big deal. My go to brew is the hefeweizen, you will not be disappointed with its banana-clovey smoothness. Cheers!
__label__0 Two strikes for Gordon Biersch in the SanTan Mall. This is the second time attempting to have dinner here & two times NO service!  The first time was a weekend, after waiting 30 min we were seated & for the next 15 min no one came to the table for drinks or anything, so we left. Tonight, we figured it's the middle of the week & there wasn't a wait, so we went in & not even a greeter this time!  We waited for 5 min & still no one so we left.  I guess this means they don't need our business, sooooo we probably won't be going back again!  Both times we walked down to Famous Dave's BBQ where we were immediately greeted, taken to a table & in less than 2 min our server was there asking what kind of beverage we wanted.
__label__3 I give this location four stars for the most improved.  Having gone from a eatery who only employed rude young adults, the customer service has greatly improved.  The food has always been well prepared by a very professional kitchen staff and the price is reasonable for what you get.
__label__1 This is for Deb:\nI drove to the box that talks back.  I ordered a Quarter Pounder with cheese meal.  With a Diet Coke.  Yeah, I drink Diet.  Not because I think it will even out the bad of the meal, simply because that's what I drink.\nI got my food quickly.  I barely remember eating it and gave the last few bites of my burger to the dog, along with a few fries.  The fries were good.\nThe ice in my cup was really, really cold.
__label__3 We wanted to try this place because we had a coupon. We haven't been here before. It was a nice place. The food was pretty good and the service was ok. \n\nWe can't wait to come back again.
__label__2 Everytime I come here, something is up with the service..\n\nWe came in with a bogo entree coupon for breakfast and the lady said it's only valid if we ordered two drinks along with the entrees, so we did. We ordered an Arnold Palmer and coffee with our entrees (http://s3-media2.ak.yelpcdn.com/bphoto/oL9NfHwn_U9EF81H5TYe3Q/l.jpg, http://s3-media4.ak.yelpcdn.com/bphoto/PwVbCmvVsMRma5j5jBGVrQ/l.jpg). Come to find out, the entrees COME WITH drinks. I was pretty pissed when the lady brought out all our drinks:http://s3-media1.ak.yelpcdn.com/bphoto/TxahazJeRnCWYERTNKgScA/l.jpg. Isn't that just ridiculous? It was just stupid and I'm annoyed with the waitress for not warning us about that. We basically didn't get anything for free and we just wasted a couple drinks. I will say that I had no complaints with the food, but the whole drink situation just really bothered me. The only plus side from our visit here were the free muffins we got from doing the telephone survey located on the receipt we got.
__label__1 Maybe I just don't get it. It's a tall, bright, clean store. It's a fancy store. But it's not at all what I expected of a Harvey Nichols. Even though I was just in for a wander (as the store carries very little in the way of things in my budget or size), I was underwhelmed.
__label__0 I was here this past Saturday (10/5) at around 1:00pm.\n\nEvery time I go to Vegas I love to get Pina Coladas from the various hotel bars to compare. I was gambling at the Stratosphere so I decided to stop here to give their pina coladas a try.  \n\nThere were two bartenders on duty. One older guy and one younger guy. Both were horrible! First of all, they were totally uninterested in the bar and its customers. They seemed to only be interested in each other and huddling up to talk to each other on the other side of the bar where nobody was sitting.\n\nPeople, such as myself, would come up to order a drink and they never checked on customers or anything. I stood there for close to 10 minutes before this guy who had been at the bar with his girlfriend for a while drinking and playing games, whistled to get the younger guy's attention to come serve me.\n\nHe finally comes over there and walked over to them and said, \"What do you need?\" They said, \"Dude we don't need anything, but you have a customer that has been standing here for the longest time waiting to be served.\" So he looked over at me and hesitantly walked up. He still didn't say anything. He didn't greet me or say, \"Can I get you something?\" NOTHING! He just stood there with this blank look on his face like he couldn't IMAGINE what I might want from him??!!\n\nSo I said, \"Um, I would like to order drinks\". And he said, \"Oh...drinks?\" AS IF this was news to him that someone would come up to a damn bar to order DRINKS??!!  So I ordered my drinks for myself and the person I was with. So he made the drinks and never ONCE made eye contact or exerted any sort of true customer service. He just rang me up.\n\nThe damn pina colada was $9.75 and it was below mediocre. argh  I went ahead and tipped him because if I didn't, I know his lame ass would have probably blamed it on me being black and NOT on the fact that he's a lousy bartender that gave shitty, dismissive service!\n\nOn top of that, while I was standing there waiting for my drinks to be made, the older guy argued with this couple about the amount they charged them for their drinks. They were arguing that because they were playing video poker (or whatever game it was up there) that they shouldn't be charged full price for their drinks. They were saying that they were staying at the hotel and the night before they paid less than $9 for the same drinks BECAUSE they were playing video poker. But on that day, this older guy was charging them $12 for their drinks.\n\nThe older guy was very gruff in his tone when telling them there was NO WAY they could have paid anything below $9.75 for their drinks. So he was basically calling them liars. When they tried to appeal to the younger guy, he was confused as hell. In one breath he was telling them they charge less if you're playing games at the bar...and in the next breath he was telling them they had to pay full price for their drinks? They were pissed.\n\nAnyway, the bartender that I had to deal with was named Ben. Steer clear of his clueless, non customer service having ass! I don't know what their deal was that day but they pissed me off. All I wanted was a pina colada and instead I was treated like I was a nuisance to them! So weird!
__label__0 The service is always pretty lousy. You always have to ask for refills of water, soda, tea and no one is all that friendly... BUT last night was the WORST. We ordered, then waited 30 minutes for our food - when it came out - fajitas - there were no tortillas, condiments or salsa for another 5 minutes! When we got our tortillas, it was a total of 2 in one foil with a promise to bring more - which again, we had to ask for from the manager... \n\nThis terrible services went on the whole time while the manager, assistant manager and the rest of the wait staff wandered around aimlessly. Not an un-bussed table in the house - but satisfied, cared for customers? I love their fajitas... but the service (this time) was enough for me to choose to stay away for ever...
__label__0 I was at the same party as Carolyn and Jen E - heyyy ladies!  And yes, it was terrible.  The owners/bartenders/managers (three in one!  tripe threat alert!) lacked any discretion, acted obnoxiously rude, and were total douches - and this was on top of NOT honoring our agreement on drinks, et al.\n\nAt one point they kicked out my friend for calling o/b/m a d*ckhole, which is indeed insulting and slightly out of line, except for the fact that they were, in fact, being huge d*ckholes.  Upon kicking him out, they nearly refused to let him get his jacket in the -15 degree weather - and (get this) said he was welcome back \"any time.\"  WHAT?!!!  Please, o/b/m's of the Tiki Bar - take your meds before coming to work, because you are seriously wacked out.\n\nThere are so many wonderful places in Madison to have a drink - skip this one.  Unless you like showing your hoo-has for water at the end of the night.\n\nI hope it goes out of business with all its shady practices and ludicrous douchebaggery.
__label__0 OMG if i could give this place a negative star i would. $8 for a turkey sandwich which consist of 2 slices of bread,turkey meat, and lettuce.Pickle on the side and a packet of mayo. 7-11 makes better sandwiches.So disappointed.Subway was so much better.Went to panda express afterwards (food court next to M&M world) and was more satisfied and cost even less.Pay $2 more for a footlong at subway or go to food court.Can't believe this place stayed in business.Never again.
__label__0 Bleh. Meh. Pff. Overpriced low-quality diner food. Think Denny's quality with a 300% markup.
__label__1 This was my second visit. I had a great experience my first time in- very personable waitress, great service overall and a really great sandwich. I ordered the cheese-stuffed tenderloin with their \"signature\" white sauce. Disappointment. The sauce was yellow (the waitress said it was because of the addition of paprika) but honestly, it tasted like cheese wiz but on the watery side. It did not have a good flavor- very bland. The pork was pretty tough for being a tenderloin and I wished I had a serrated blade with which to saw through it. Not sure what happened today in the kitchen. In the future I will stick with sandwiches. They do that pretty well. And even though I left half of my meal on the plate there was no offer to discount my meal- even by 25%, which would have probably made me happy enough to have not even written this review. Restaurants are a tricky business. You have to be great in the kitchen -or hire someone who is - and have a great business sense- or hire someone who does.
__label__4 Yesterday Toni and I went to Pasti's Eurogrille and Delicatessen. Not too many grilled items, and the market area gets smaller and smaller for each of our visits.  However, it's still a very pretty restaurant, with a slightly dark but comforting interior.  Thankfully, our frequent  visits are not about the market, or the classy and roomy interior, or even the ruggedly handsome owner of the restaurant Luca. It's about the Food!\n\nI guess my lunch was pretty straightforward. I had a Palermo, which is genoa salami, cold smoked pepperoni, ham, provolone cheese, lettuce, tomato & \"special sauce\" (tasted like a savory vinagrette). It came with a fruit cup. The sandwich was very hearty, the bread rustic, and a simple but satisfying lunch. Part of me was proud of going for healthy in eating the fruit cup, but then the cynical part of me reminded myself I had drank about a gallon of Sprite, which I can only assume is not that healthy. Definitely one of the better sandwiches I've had in the Valley.\n\nToni's lunch on the other hand was spectacular. She had pasta di diavolo, bowtie pasta with spicy italian sausage, fresh basil, crushed hot red peppers and creamy marinara sauce, sprinkled with fresh parmesan reggiano cheese. Wow. That sauce was what made this dish so heavenly. Toni let me finish hers off, but she is pretty light on consuming sauce so when it came to my time to step up to the plate (call my agent but let me assure you I consider my comedy routine an art form and not mere entertainment) I noticed there was a good portion of pure, unadulterated, heavenly sauce. With a frenzied look in my eyes, I spoon up the marinara , consume it feverishly, and eye with resentment the glistening remains of marinara on Toni's fork.\n\nPasti's Eurogrille and Delicatessen really elevates my mood whenever I go. Besides the food, there is a very welcoming atmosphere here. It's the only restaurant we go to where we are encouraged to play Boggle! Luca said its because they want to create a relaxed atmosphere where people want to go to hang out as much as to eat. Mission accomplished.
__label__0 I felt let down by my fellow Yelpers tonight.  After reading smashing reviews, my hubbie and I tried out Pastis for ourselves.  \n\nWe ordered the hummus.  It was so bland, we started referring to it as \"chickpea paste.\"  If it wasn't for the block of salty cheese embedded in the middle, it would have been inedible.  Plus, on the website's menu, Saturday from 4-7 is happy hour and the hummus is supposed to be $4.  We were charged the regular price of $6 at 5:50 on a Saturday night.  (http://www.pastisaz.com/happyhour/)\n\nI had a Barcelona sandwich.  I'm a vegetarian, and there weren't a lot of options on the menu for me.  I'm also allergic to avocados, and without the avocado on this sandwich, it's nothing special.  I thought that they would have beefed it up a little to make up for the lack of avocado, but a skinny sandwich did it make.  And the bread was yucky.  The fries were good though.\n\nHubbie's dinner was the Pasta di Diavolo which he thought was just okay, and definitely not worth the sixteen bucks they charged for the bowl of pasta (and nothing else to go along with the bowl of pasta).  His comment?  \"It was a little better than Fazoli's.\"  \n\nThe service was decent.  It wasn't fantastic.  One thing that still bugs me is that I have no idea how to pronounce the name of the establishment. When we walked in, they didn't say \"Welcome to Pastis!\"  It's not like there were ten other people in the place either.  \n\nTo sum it up, we would definitely not recommend this place to any of our friends, and we will not be returning.  Wasted forty bucks.
__label__3 During one hot spring day in Chinatown I was STARVING (as always, my metabolism  is ridiculous). Tired of my usual Thai Food fix and wanting to seek something new I find HSP on Yelp. \n\nInitial reaction: HOLYSH!T did this just open!? \n\nTurns out its located towards the end of the Chinatown Plaza extension on Wynn Rd and Spring Mountain. The lady working told me they've actually been opened for 5 years! I seriously felt like I have been living in a pineapple on the bottom of the sea. I bear crawl my hunger self to there and in front of me was a small shop with smallish quantities of various poke! it must be a good sign that there are small quantities of the poke to maintain the fish freshness. No old poke, yay! I'm not from Hawaii, an islander, or have lived anywhere with fresh off the coast fish, BUT usually I can taste fish funk. In my Shoyu Limu Tuna bowl I had no funk, only delicious fresh poke and warm rice sprinkled with black sesame seeds and only $8ish!\n\nExcited to come back and try more.
__label__4 From where I live I have to drive across town if I crave Poke. Low and behold there is a store right up the street from me. The flavor was not only awesome, but I have been craving to go back ever since.\n   Very modest looking store, but don't judge by that. The food is awesome and the prices are good.\n   Parking can be confusing. Just park across the street and carefully cross over to avoid a possible ticket.\n    I know where i'm getting lunch today.
__label__0 As a Hawaii local who has been away from the islands for some time I was excited to discover a poke shop here in Vegas. Their claims had reached all my expectations however In the end I found myself disappointed at the quality. They had claimed to have fresh fish but being that i am a fisherman l can tell you it's not as fresh as they claim. It was nothing like hawaii in both taste and preparation. Portion wise I felt ripped off I find them to be a bit greedy at an unreasonable price. For the most part I found this place to be unsatisfying and upsetting imitation to my standard of poke so just a heads up if your expecting it to be like island quality personally it's nothing like hawaii
__label__1 This is one of those places that is just convenient for me. It's so-so. The service is slow. I kind of like their beans and the red enchilada sauce. I would never go out of my way to eat here. In fact, I'm not sure why I eat here, but I do sometimes. Don't judge me.
__label__0 yuck.......Is it me or has McDonalds food gotten smaller & grosser?\nI saw they had the McRib making a limited time comeback so I was feeling all nostalgic and thought I'd give it a go.\n\nBig mistake..worse than any school lunch pork patty-by the 3rd bite I was already nauseous. How does McDonalds stay open the food is sooo terrible and its not even cheap anymore.\n\nDo quality food establishment have to have a drive-thru because people have gotten so lazy they will eat any damn thing as long as they don't have to get off their asses to do it.
__label__3 First time eating at Hungry Howies and will certainly go back. Service was friendly, pizza fresh and hot and we enjoyed trying the flavored crusts - Ranch and Asiago.
__label__1 We decided to check this place out after reading some of the reviews.  I guess I am disappointed because I had such high expectations.  This is just a regular coffee shop.  I was there with my husband and one of my twins.  I was going to order the breakfast burrito, but I wanted it with turkey sausage.  The girl at the counter told me they couldn't do it.  Ok, so I chose the Turkey sausage, egg and cheese on an English muffin.  I requested a scrambled egg for my little girl, again the girl at the counter told me they couldn't do that.  The eggs come pre-made in the shape of a patty, that sounded as appetizing as my sneakers after a 3 mile run.  I decided to cancel the food and pay for the coffee and bottled OJ I got for my baby.  Too bad, I am always looking for breakfast places.
__label__3 What a great find!  Vallier is very well priced for the quality of the food and the service and was just a few blocks away from my hotel without being too tourist-y.  Before visiting, I was picturing a true diner-type atmosphere but was pleasantly surprised at  the chic interior - a little retro in keeping with the theme, but very sleek and elegant with tall windows and warm fixtures.\n\nThe menu has been very thoughtfully compiled and though it is relatively small, there is something for everyone - fantastic comfort food like steak tartare, duck shepherd's pie, macaroni and cheese with bacon - I had a difficult time choosing, but our server was very helpful in pointing us toward his favorite items and he was absolutely right!  I had scallops over parsnips and fennel with bacon and maple topped with asparagus - they were cooked just perfectly; I couldn't have asked for anything better.  I also tried the wild game meatloaf with porto foie gras... wow.  I'm also a fan of the fries with homemade mayo - OK, mostly the homemade mayo!\n\nAlong with a nice wine list, there are several good microbrews available and though I didn't make it all the way to dessert, there were some delicious offerings - I was very tempted by the chocolate maple pie (among several other things).  Vallier was really an excellent experience, and a much better value than many other restaurants in Old Montreal.
__label__4 Great food and it won't put a hole in your wallet.  I love the Spicy Beef Vermicello soup and the rice crepes, and the avocado shakes.  I can eat here everyday.
__label__4 This place is the real deal.  The pho here has really deep developed flavors.  Good sized portions & good prices.
__label__1 Not the place it used to be.  They seem to be getting cheap.   No more Roma tomatoes on the subs, just that crunchy, unripe crap like Burger King.  The folks behind the counter are Spanish-speakers, I guess that's why the tv's were on a Mexican channel - but at least it had English subtitles.
__label__1 Ok, first to clarify - this review is only for breakfast. I can't speak to other times/meals/drinks.\n\nFirst off, the good - the food was decent, the server was super nice, and there was plenty of seating on a Sunday morning. And it opens at 8am, so if you have a real early start, ok.\n\nBut let's be clear about some other things, too. First, to disagree with another reviewer, it's Irish, not Scottish. No haggis for you! Second, it's attached to a hotel, and has a definite hotel pub vibe to it (Fleetwood Mac playing while older folks drank their morning coffee). Third, there are only like four things on the breakfast menu.\n\nAlso, there's a meat pie shop on the other corner at the same intersection that's very good, and opens almost as early.\n\nAnyway, like I said, the food was fine, and it's quite comfortable, so if this is what you want, go for it. But the other reviews were so positive I felt a little bit misled (not the pub's doing, of course, and maybe in the evenings it's fantastic?). Wanted to provide a little balance, since I was not impressed.
__label__1 Two stars is about dead on. We were first at a motel 6 and this was definitely an upgrade, but only by one star. The bathroom was the worst part. If Windemere would only do a deep cleaning of their bathrooms once in a while, I could see a full additional star. Other than that, the rooms were pretty big, it was nice to have a balcony, and the pool and hot tub was nice, but would have been a lot better if someone grabbed a net and scooped out the branches and leaves now and then.  \n\nThe service people were friendly and helpful and the breakfast was fine. Just clean this place a little Windemere and you're almost there.
__label__0 The moment we pulled into the parking lot I though wow this place looks really nice and then we went into our room and I though I have to sleep in this place for 3 days. The smell of cigarette smoke was overwhelming when we were told it's a no smoking room so that was disgusting. Next the temperature of the room was just as hot as the 102 degree dry heat of outside. So we tried to change the room three times and practically walked around the entire place several times with all the rooms having something wrong with them. Finally we chose a room downstairs (I recommend not choosing one upstairs heat rises people, no matter how much you crank up the AC) and also found  that the refrigerator does not work...cherry on top right! \n\nThe pool and jacuzzi seems nice, the pool could use a cleaning and less pidgin feathers if you ask me. The only thing I liked was that the room was spacious and had an open floor plan and the receptionist tried to work with our room situation. Other than that I think I will never recommend this place nor will I ever return. What's a Windemere??
__label__0 If I was able to put zero stars I would have. I am very upset with this establishment! I dropped off a dress and when I went to pick it up the straps were missing. I had worn the dress one time and spent $150 on it and it can't be worn without the straps. I noticed right away that the straps were missing and asked the clerk if she could check for them- she called the place that the clothes are sent out to and they told her they would try to look for it today. I didn't hear anything back, so I followed up about 5 hours later and the girl again asked what color the straps even were and said that she would call again. Still no call back on Monday- so I followed up and they said sorry we can't find them. I asked for a supervisor's number and they wouldn't give it out, she said she was only allowed to give out a email address. I demanded that she contact the manager and give him my number to follow up. I also emailed the manager, Mark the entire story- still have not heard back. I plan on telling everyone I know not to go to this flithy dump! I understand that things happen and things get lost, but I expect better customer service and the manager to get back to me to rectify the situation.
__label__2 super-cute, cozy vintage boutique - stumbled upon during First Friday.\n\nlike walking into the closet of a retro queen, Butter Toast has a little bit of everything. can find something for yourself and pick up a a few gift pieces. lot of care put into store layout/ambiance, very enjoyable to browse.
__label__4 Amazing clothing and fantastic deals! As a photographer this is my first stop for designing shoots when I need amazing wardrobe items. The owners are really nice and friendly and very helpful.
__label__0 Soo just a heads up, this place is closed to the public... but that's not why I give it 1 star.\n\nI had a Groupon that expired a while ago (October 2011).  HOWEVER, Groupon Terms & Conditions states that all Groupons, past their promotional period, are good for the amount purchased.  In my case, I had purchased two $15 Groupons for a total of $30.  \n\nI walk into this place at about 2:30pm on a Tuesday and see a sign out front: \"Closed to the Public.  Wholesale Only\".  There were still a couple employees inside, so I walked in figuring they would let me redeem my voucher and move on with my life.... not the case.\n\nThe girl behind the counter immediately tells me that they are closed.  I explained that I had an expired Groupon that I needed to redeem.  She responded that the Groupon expired in 2010 and they would no longer honor it.  After checking my Groupon app, I commented back that it actually expired in 10/2011 and I just wanted to grab my $30 worth of merchandise, which they had to honor.  She again said no, stating that the store was closed.  I asked if she could make an exception since the store was still standing, with employees and clothing in it.  \"I told you I wouldn't make an exception\" was her response.\n\nThat was it.  RUDE customer service.  I would never go back to this place if it were still open, which is sad because they had some cute items!\n\nBest of luck with future endeavors (you're going to need it), read the terms & conditions before you put out a Groupon!!!!  Please excuse me while I call Groupon for my refund.... tata b&*^hes!!!
__label__3 Great place to stop in and have a drink as well as some appetizers. I personally just finished eating when we got to Typhoon, so I didn't get a chance to try their food. \n\nThe decor is lounge oriented and modern.  Service was excellent with very nice looking ladies that we're smiling the whole time serving drinks. \n\nI would recommend if your close to downtown Montreal.
__label__2 I had the Chef's Handmade Noodle with Sliced Pork and Mushroom.  My gf had noodles with egg and tomato.  Mine was pretty decent, and so was my gf's, but neither one was anything special.  The egg and tomato is something I make myself..  albeit with rice, but still, it ain't no thang, and they charge like 12 or 13 bucks for it.\n\nThe decor was a little off putting, I think.  I mean, it was \"neat\"..  but, just too busy..  or something.  Like snazzy contemporary, but no soul.  I dunno, I can't put my finger on it.\n\nService was aight.  Took forever to get our bill.\n\nOverall, it's one of those places that are eh, not bad..  but nothing to get that enthused about.
__label__0 Overpriced!!!\nBad service!!!\nThe MOST important thing is the food taste REALLY BAD!!!
__label__2 If you don't have a car to leave the strip for Chinese food, then I guess this is the place to go to.  Located in Caesar's Palace, my wife and I checked out the menu and decided to give it a try.\n\nThe decor is great and modern.  But we waited awhile for the food we ordered.  We only ordered 2 dishes.  We ordered salt and pepper chicken and beef chow fun.  Both dishes were great.  \n\nThis place is expensive though.  And the service was just ok.  So if you have a lot of money to spare for food you can get for half the price off the strip, eat here.
__label__1 So, I was really excited.  Cause Dao Xiao Mian is possibly my favorite food, EVER.  Which is maybe why I was so disappointed.  I just saw the window, with dao xiao mian and dragged my friends in right away.  I was starving too.  I was born in Beijing, and coming from San Francisco which is dominated by sichuan and cantonese style Chinese food, I was really excited to eat northern chinese food again(yes, I know dao xiao mian is not only served in Northern China but that's where I've had the best mian.)\n\nThe mian was alright, it wasn't great, but the large price tag(only tomatoes and eggs!), and the knowledge of how much it costs in China, just didn't sit well with me.  The dumplings are just average, and they had the premade frozen taste to them.  They taste like what I make and really, that's not good for a restaurant with real chefs.  The Xiao long bao was just average, again though, I'm probably spoiled as I'm used to the crab meat and roe ones from Shanghai's Cheng Huang Miao.\n\nTo be completely fair though, I was comparing the prices to what I'd get in Beijing, for a little bit of homesickness, it was disappointing nonetheless.\n\nAlso, fish tanks were kinda weird for me.  Dead fish floating in there....
__label__1 Let me start with the decor - It is modern. It is attractive. It is bright inside. It is goldfishy. Some of the fishes are upside down (they look dead, really!) but still breathing. Umm, is it just me that think that is cruel?\n\nMr. Chang our server and waiter was great. He was welcoming and attentive. He was not too pushy and definitely had a sense of humor. The food is alright. Not the best, but not the worst. Come here on an empty stomach or drunk and the food will be delicious. I can't remember all the dishes we ordered, but I left satisfied nonetheless.\n\nThe chow mien noodle dishes and fried rice are decent, not bland and not oily like other Chinese restaurants in Vegas. The Ma Po Tofu and Kung Pao Chicken dish are good with just the right amount of spices. The Sauteed Seasoned Vegetable are also good, not oily at all. The Sweet and Sour Pork Ribs are ok, not dry and easy to chew. \n\nFor a party of 12 we ate family style and each paid $20. We didn't order a lot, so expect to pay more to be full if your eating family style.
__label__1 Mehhhhh....\n\nMy dad wanted to come here because he saw the hand pulled noodles.  I must say I was excited initially because I feel like hand pulled noodles are kind of being forgotten and seldom used by restaurants.\n\nI really like the modern feel of it.  Probably the only reason why I gave it two stars.  The huge tanks of fish were cool, but they looked a little dirty inside, hope the fish weren't dying...and I liked the way the walls looked as well.\n\nMy parents both got the seafood noodle soup with hand pulled noodles.  I got the Zha Jiang Mein noodles with hand pulled noodles as well.  So I'll start with the semi positive, the broth was nice, clean, tasty.  Oh and the vegetables in my noodles were tasty too.  \nNow the bad, the huge shrimps and scallops were nice to see, but they were overcooked, a bit rubbery.  I mean they weren't super overcooked, but a bit over.  And paying what, like $16 bucks for it, the seafood better be cooked well, dang it! The Zha Jiang Mein noodles were SUPER SALTY, gah, I could barely eat it so I took a bit of the seafood broth in the noodles. Ahh, much better.\n\nIt is WAY too expensive, WAY too expensive, but then again, it is Vegas.  But I just feel like Asian food should between $5-15  ($15 is on the expensive side and I'm NOT talking about Panda Express) Sighh...I was just disappointed, verryy disappointed.\n\nI don't recommend you come here, don't LET the hand pulled noodles DRAW you in, IT'S A TRAP!
__label__1 I was very disappointed with my meal here. It is WAY overpriced, even by Vegas standards.\n\nI had the Black Pepper chicken. It was like Beef and Broccoli, but with asparagus instead of the broc. Very bland and flavorless. Had to heap on the chili sauce to enhance the flavor. \n\nOthers in my group had the mushroom & poor noodle dish. The noodles were very good, but the mushroom sauce was just mediocre. Another dish we shared was the fried eggplant sauce. These were limp and soaked in oil. The flavor was fine, but there just wasnt much going on with this dish.\n\nWe had 3 iced teas at a whopping $5 each!!! As well as a side (1 cup) of steamed rice ($3). The final bill was $80. Ouch. I wasn't even full. We used a $50 food voucher and and I STILL felt like I overpaid. \n\nI would rather eat Panda Express and I don't even like that place.\n\nIf you are in Caesar's, come here and watch the chefs make fresh noodles and check out the decor. It's a super unique finish. But then keep moving...Vegas has too many great options to bother with this spot.
__label__1 Here's the skinny:\n\nIt's pretty over priced for an Americanized Chinese place. Average dish was roughly $15-$20. \n\nThey have Vietnamese coffee w/boba, and it comes in a large = awesome, and SUPER strong too! They also have soy milk w/boba and fruit (watermelon, etc)..  prices are between $5-$7.\n\nTheir dishes come down to a few options:\n- beef\n- pork\n- soup\n- rice\n- noodles \n\n.. but I didn't come across any signature dishes you typically would at a true Chinese restaurant (ie. Pan fried noodles, combination plates like chow fun, etc).\n\nTheir white and orange hand blown glasses are really pretty, and the decor is cool too. Service was OK, and the food is cooked fresh. I could tell the noodles in our chow fun were hand made, I'd say those were my favorite of everything we had.  Oh!  the salt and pepper shrimp are yummy too!\n\nServings are 'A la carte (aka family style)' BUT the portions are smaller than a traditional Chinese place.
__label__2 This is a very cool themed restaurant. Wall to wall fish tanks with thousands of gold fish line the entry way. Noodles are made in front of you which is cool. If you are looking for authentic Chinese noodles than you will enjoy this. Order the chef's favorite \"spicy noodles\". That is exactly what you get, fresh noodles in spicy sauce.\n\nPrice is very cheap especially for a restaurant in Caesar's... A good snack or quick carb boost to get you back to the tables :)
__label__0 Huge disappointment!\n\nI came here with my parents (Jan 2011) as I was craving some Asian food, and this place sounded like they had some great noodles. Unfortunately, I was extremely disappointed. The price was high the service was below average, the wait was long, and the food was just okay.\n\nI was hoping for some good Chinese Green Tea as is complimentary at most Chinese Restaurants, however they charged by the person, so I skipped that.\n\nWhat we ordered: \n\nSingapore Style Rice Noodles ($16.99): The menu had no description, so my family assumed it would be vegetarian. When these noodles came out, they had pork and shrimp. We don't eat pork, so we told our server that we couldn't eat the noodles. He started blaming us for ordering the food, and disappointment sank in. We asked if there was anything that could be done, and he said that he would ask them to make it with just shrimp. We waited for at least 10-15 minutes nibbling on the 'Crispy Chicken' and getting more frustrated as others were being attended to nicely. When the food finally arrived, there was no meat and no flavor. A complete waste of money.\n\nBraised Beef Brisket and Tendon \nNoodle Soup ($16.99): The best dish we ordered. Tasted like a beef stew with noodles. Not amazing, but not bad. The beef was nicely cooked and the noodles were pretty good too.\n\nHar Gow, Shrimp Dumplings (4) ($10.99): The dumpling wrapper was too thick in my opinion and it broke easily, holding a small piece of shrimp. Nothing special.\n\nCrispy Chicken in Szechuan Garlic Sauce ($19.99): A small plate of 'crispy chicken' (dry chicken, very thin pieces), with 'garlic sauce' on the side. This was pretty much like Chicken Katsu, and I was not impressed with the Szechuan garlic sauce. Not worth it at all.\n\nAt the end, I was hoping to order a boba drink to go, but our server came by with our check before asking if we wanted any desserts or anything else, so I told my parents not to mention it.
__label__2 Every friend of mine (and granted, most of them are FOB Chinese) that has visited Beijing Noodle Company has complained about the place, citing that the food was terrible, the service was terrible, etc.\n\nHowever, I decided to visit anyways...needing a quick place to grab something to eat for my little toddler. Expecting the worst, I came out of the experience pleasantly surprised. \n\nThe decor will get you the first time you walk in...it feels like you are eating inside a giant egg, with millions of goldfish surrounding you (yes, I know eggs and fish don;t necessarily go together - but someone should have told the designers of this place). \n\nThe food though, was not terrible. Sure, it was not super authentic, but it wasn't tasteless or horrible. It reminded me...well, it reminded me of something I can find at any Chinese Cafe in Houston. I ordered both a stir fried noddle dish and a veggie dish, and both were good enough to continue eating.\n\nThe prices are steep...as all Vegas prices on the Strip are, so let's just stop complaining about that. Having said that, the service was the only thing I was disappointed about, but not so much that I have to complain on Yelp. They were slow, but not so much that I was wondering where my food or water was at all times. It just seemed odd that it took as much time as it did with a half empty restaurant to bring two dishes out...but that is all I will really say about the service. We all have our off days and times during the day when production is not what it should be...I get it!\n\nEither way, this is not a bad place to spend some time, especially if you need a quick bite and you happen to find yourself reliving the Hangover Part I. Not to mention, noodles are good eats especially if you find yourself pulling out your own incisor just to win a bet or prove a point!
__label__1 This place was ok.  It's really pretty inside and it has tanks of goldfish (not for consumption, as it says on the sign). \n\nThe only reason I give it two stars is that it's really overpriced for what you get and the service isn't great. They are kind of running around like their under staffed, but it wasn't super busy. \n\nI ordered a fried rice without looking at the price... $16.99! WTF. It was like half the portion of what you can get anywhere else. Confused... The portions are just small. The food itself is pretty good and the thai iced tea is really delicious, made fresh.\n\nI'll come back to get a thai tea to go. =)
__label__3 The place has so much stuff going on! Aquariums, goldfish, crazy ceilings, etc. But when it comes to hand pulled noodles they're high in my charts.\n\nI had the chicken and mushroom sauced hand pulled noodle and it was so flavorful and the noodles were chewy and cooked to perfection. I loved everything about it, reminded me of korean jjajangmyun but more of a american gravy taste twist to it.\n\nMy friends had the chicken soup noodle dish and I can't remember if that was the correct name but it was so good!!!!!!! If you're hung over that is the ultimate soup!!! Just be ready for a nap afterwards!
__label__0 We were enticed by the modern decor. And also the much longer wait at the buffet in the hotel. \n\nThe staff was unprofessional. They took a while to take the order, and then they brought out the main dishes way before our appetizers ever arrived. No one came by for a drink refill etc. \n\nThe food itself was meh. We ordered crispy shredded beef, chicken fried rice and shrimp lo chow mein. DO NOT order the shredded beef.
__label__2 8 of us just finished eating here.  Service was very friendly, prices were definitely reasonable, and we all really enjoyed our meals. \n\nI would come back again for sure!\n\nUnfortunately I didn't snap any photos of our food, but here are a few of the place.
__label__1 The webpage for this restaurant has a splash photo that depicts two Asian women sitting in front of the chef's counter, toasting their drinks with merriment to what is ostensibly the start of a night filled with mega turnt #selfies in \"Vegas, bitches!\"\n\nThen you notice some shit.\n\nYou notice the presence of the uncanny valley, eerily tucked into the botox-frozen veneers of the two silicone enhanced, Bebe-minidress-bedecked Chinese fembots. You notice that for some reason these Stepford wifeys have five neon-colored drinks set out for just two neon-colored people. You notice the chef, with his dead mackerel eyes and creepy, all-upper-teeth grin looks EXACTLY LIKE THE DUDE LO PAN FROM \"BIG TROUBLE IN LITTLE CHINA\" and is pulling apart what are supposed to be some tasty noodles but are CLEARLY the pearly white remnants of an immigrant culture's broken dreams.\n\nBUT broken dreams are what Vegas is made of, amirite? Our server said to us, \"people come here because they like the experience of a real Hong Kong style restaurant\" and I was like NAH YO I checked that privilege at the door when I saw the Chun Li waitress costumes and $20 price tag for a bowl of congee. Fuckouttahere with that. BUT when you're eyeballs-deep in a hangover after one too many mega turnt #selfies from the night before, that congee and a pot of jasmine tea is a godsend, even if you're getting price gouged in a tweaker's funhouse version of a real Chinese restaurant. Vegas, bitches!
__label__0 The yogurt is good, but the prices are not!  At .45 an ounce, the price of the yogurt and toppings adds up quickly.  Plus, the gargantuan-sized cups are there to trick you into buying more.  I fell for the trick, and wound up with a cup which cost me SIX DOLLARS.  At check-out, I was not offered a loyalty card either, which I see other Yelp reviewers have somehow obtained.  Not impressed, and not going back.
__label__2 For the most part I like Yogurtology.  What I don't like is their somewhat tart, sour taste of some of their frozen yogurts.  I don't understand the manufacturing process, so I don't know why this happens, but it makes me wish they were a gelato place instead.  Sorry!
__label__2 On the weird chance that someday I'd get to meet the inventor of the soft serve ice-cream machine, this is how our conversation would go;\n\n\"So..how did the idea of a soft serve machine come to you?\"\n\n\"Well, I was taking my dog Toots for a walk one day when all of a sudden, he decides to shit all over Ed and Dolores Feinsteins front lawn.\nI was horrified. \nEd's an attorney and he warned me about Toots shitting on his front lawn one more time...how he'd come after us both.\nHe did. \nThere Toots is, happily shitting away...a huge creamy brown dump slowly oozing its way out , when Ed comes flying out of the house with a broom.\nToots freaks, and hauls ass without even pinching it off. \nAnd that was my inspiration.\nI thought, if I ever invented an ice-cream machine, I'd want it to cleanly pinch-off, unlike Toots who left a dashed trail across Ed and Dolores's lawn.\nSo I guess we can thank Toots for the idea.\"\n\nMany thanks Toots.\nI used to love frozen yogurt...when someone else was serving it up.\nNow that I have to serve it up,  all I can think about is how this machine was designed by some lunatic who managed to create a replica of his dog, shitting on Ed and Dolores Feinsteins front lawn.
__label__1 This place does have great yogurt, especially The oatmeal cookie which is by far the best. Their service model though is extremely frustrating since they give out samples instead of having sample cups available. i waited for over 5 minutes to get one sample from the guy working who seemed less than interested in helping and barely said hi. No surprise when he rang me up and told me the price and that was it. A thank you or have a good day would have been way too much effort on his part.\n\nDefinitely wont go back to this location, very disappointed
__label__0 I have ordered from Sassy Sal's in the past and the order has been wrong.  So hoping against hope we ordered again.   Guess what, order wrong again.  Last time we order from them.  Their phone help leaves a lot to be desired.
__label__0 We were very disappointed. Had the ribs and pulled pork sandwich with potato salad and Mac n cheese. None of the the food had any flavor except for the potato salad. That was the only thing we finished. Don't waste your time or money on this place.
__label__3 Pulled pork sandwich = 2stars (meat cold, not enough sauce)\nWing Sunday .50 = 5 stars (no complaints)\nHot link = 3 stars (could tell good flavor but burnt and seemed like Sat leftover)\nBuffalo Fries = 5 stars (delicious) \nOverall = 4 (weird setup for refills and no access to BBQ sauces so 1st time have no idea what we'd like)
__label__0 I guess this place is good value because you receive a ton of really terrible food with terrible service at a cheap price.  The food is always cold, the sides are terrible (except for the coleslaw), and the service is terrible - whenever I have gone it is like a bunch of high schoolers are running the place.  Last time I went half the tables weren't cleared,  there was no cutlery to eat with and I had to ask for it 6 times and wait 5 minutes to get anything, and after I did I had a door slammed in my face.   A friend of mine said it was worse that a school cafeteria - I would have to agree.
__label__1 The Bofinger experience is definitely not consistent. \n\nA big fan of the DDO location, my recent NDG experience came up well short. \nPulled pork sandwich special for the World Cup, great price, but relatively tasteless, half the size of the normal offering and missed all of the excitement that drew me in in the first place. \n\nI would have rathered pay full price for the same sandwich I know and love than to have paid $5 for this anemic, boring promotional version. \n\nAnd trying to charge me an extra $0.50 to take out, without specifying it - well that was just unacceptable. I won't return to this location.
__label__4 Excellent food and service. Highly recommend. Nice people, clean place. I would definetly return
__label__4 While visiting Vegas (5 of us) we decided not to spend so much money on the strip for a buffet breakfast/lunch. Some of us ordered breakfast and some lunch. They were both excellent. There was nothing that was greasy. Breakfast was awesome.  The owner told us he had just made fresh clam chowder from scratch.  It was delicious.  The prices were very reasonable. The owner goes around and talks to the patrons and makes sure everything is to their liking. Even the coffee was good.  Try it you'll like it and save yourself a bunch of money.
__label__4 In Vegas for business and searched for a top-rated breakfast place off the strip.  Picked Mr Mamas based on it's Yelp reviews.  So glad I did. Loved it.!  In fact, I went twice in one week.  The Greek Omelet was amazing.  So fresh and full of great spices.  Service was fabulous and owner was super friendly and extremely appreciative of my business.
__label__2 Solid breakfast joint off the Strip. French toast is the best thing we tried. But the breakfast burrito is good too. \n\nThe service is outstanding and they do a good job in keeping the place clean. Other places had a wait of about 30min but this place had us wait a good 20. \n\nPlenty of strip mall parking.
__label__4 This place was really really good! The pancakes were great and so were the hash browns. Plus for the price you just can't beat this place. The greatest part of all though was the owner. He was so attentive to each customer he had. Asking you questions, getting to know you. He made you feel special. It was like you were a guest at his home not his restaurant. Definitely will be going back next time I'm in Vegas! Thanks mr mamas for the great experience!
__label__4 Let me just say that I have lived in both the Northern US and the Southern US and never would I have expected to have one of \"THE BEST\" breakfasts out in Vegas!  This little strip-plaza restaurant, that looks so unassuming, has some of the tastiest food I've ever had!  It's simple, everyday American food, nothing foo-foo or that you can't pronounce and the service was genuinely friendly and caring.\n\nDefinitely try the French Toast and their country ham.  I was a little unsure as to whether or not to get the ham since usually restaurants make it too salty but I gave it a try and it was PERFECT!  The French Toast was light and fluffy and just plain GOOD!  It was certainly worth the $30 round-trip cab ride from our hotel on The Strip.
__label__3 This was our first time here. . The service was Fantastic and Fast!!! The food is delicious and filling. ..we will be back soon!!
__label__4 Great food & service!  Such nice people.  I would definitely come back!!  The food was very tasty. The service was fabulous. Everyone is so nice that works there. Even the people coming in to eat were friendly. There is free wi-fi to have a business lunch. I did work after lunch while I was there & enjoyed a delicious brownie. I will come back & bring friends.
__label__4 Loved the service here! From the greeter to our waitress Claudia, everything was top notch! My pancake was perfect, cooked but light & fluffy without me mentioning anything to the waitress. When we originally arrived, we were quoted a 50 min wait on a Monday morning but left because we were hungry. Went to Max Brenner (which closed yesterday apparently?) and returned about 30-40 mins later and had a 10-15 min wait. \n\nIf your looking for a delicious, cheap eat provided by happy & wonderful staff, look no further! I would definitely eat here again if I'm in the area ;-)
__label__0 Zero stars if possible. On my family vacay and was suggested to come here by my sister. Our friend had got there first and reserved table for us first but when we got there the guy with the clipboard put us at the end of the list. Really?? Later on Guy with the clipboard refused service because my fiance was keeping the door open for my family?! Really?? Throwing slurs at us and being all mighty with his clipboard? Racist jerk.
__label__4 Chicken fried steak and eggs rocks!!!!!!!  Service was excellent. Very attentive. Portions were big and prices were fair. Location was easily accessible with plenty of parking. Restaurant was clean and coffee delicious. We loved it. Great weekend breakfast spot.
__label__4 Good food, good service! Sometimes there's a wait, but I've never waited more than 25 minutes and it's totally worth it!
__label__4 Found this place through yelp. Service and food was amazing. I got an omelet as a scramble and the eggs were cooked perfectly. The biscuit was also toasted for me on the grill which I loved! ONE WARNING! The portions are GIGANTIC! I barely finished half my omelet. My boyfriend got the mamas and it looked like something out of man vs. food! If you hung over and hungry this is the place to go!
__label__4 The strip in vegas has EVERYTHING that you don't bother going outside of the strip for anything but thankfully we decided to venture out and came across Mr. Mamas. This place is truly a hidden gem and you would never guess that they sell food there. The place is simple and doesn't have much of d\u00e9cor BUT the FOOD is delish!! I was craving pancakes so I ordered their pancakes with their house fries. YUM YUM YUM!!! The pancakes were so tasty, especially after I drenched them with syrup. I'm glad they don't serve you a tiny cup of syrup.  As for their house fries, they were tasty too and they weren't greasy at all. I also had some eggs, which were good but then again I haven't had bad eggs before. As for the bacon, my friend swore it was the best. I wouldn't know because I don't eat meat. I'm definitely coming back to this spot to try their Cali omelette and their GIANT cinnamon roll with chocolate milk. Did I mention that their prices are GREAT! Inexpensive for  large portions of deliciousness!!!
__label__1 Mr Mama's signage made it look like a tile store from the outside.  The restaurant was crowded and seemed to be doing well.  The service was good and friendly.\n\nI did not like the food here.  I got the chicken fried steak, I did not like the gravy, the fried steak was ok, but not great.   The home fries were soggy and bland.  The eggs were cooked correctly which was fine.   I also got clam chowder which was over seasoned.  My meal was not worth finishing.\n\nOverall the food all seemed to be prepared correctly, but the recipes that were used were just bad.  I will likely not come here again.
__label__0 YUCK!!!! I feel sick just writing this review. Yelpers you have let me down. The food was downright rotten (literally,) my Cali Omelette smelled and tasted rotten. I don't know if the egg or cheese were old or artificial. The home potatoes lacked seasoning and were extremely bland. I only ate a couple of bites and sent it back. I refused to reorder anything else, I just didn't trust this place after that. My husband ordered the Chicken Fried Steak and the Cinnamon Roll and he enjoyed them. I had a couple of bites of the Cinnamon Roll and it reminded me of the fake Pillsbury Dough rolls. Not a Fan!!! :( If I need a Breakfast fix, I will go elsewhere.
__label__3 Thanks to Yelp we found this great little breakfast place while visiting Las Vegas. It's away from the strip, located in the middle of an industrial plaza. \nWe went on a weekday and waited about 15 min to be seated. We were greeted warmly and offered coffee while we waited. The coffee was excellent. When I asked the waitress about it, she said that they grind the beans in house. The food was also very good and the service was outstanding. \nThe ambience wasn't my favorite -think strip mall diner-noisy and crowded. The friendly owner was walking around greeting everyone and told us that they're planning to move to a nearby larger location early next year. \nWe like to support local businesses and will look for Mr. Mamas new location the next time we're in Las Vegas.
__label__4 This place was DELISH! !! Their biscuits & gravy are to die for.  So was the country fried steak, pancakes and french toast. We had a feast and loved every bite.  Def coming back on my next vegas trip!
__label__1 I'm not sure why this place is so highly rated; the food is below average and I am convinced my mom, who doesn't cook--which the world should be thankful for--can cook better than the cooks here.  I ordered the egg sandwich with sausage and was extremely disappointed.  The sausage, which I think was supposed to be pork, tasted more like turkey sausage that was about to go bad and the sourdough bread I ordered turned out to be Texas toast instead.  I had the house potatoes on the side, which were more like fried potatoes than actual house potatoes. They were extremely salty and hardly palatable.  The only part of the meal I enjoyed was the poached eggs which was perfectly cooked and had a creamy center. \nI'm giving this place a higher rating than I normally would because the staff is extremely welcoming and friendly and the food is cheap.
__label__4 Wowza!  My memories of Goodwill are tinged by what I've experienced about twenty years ago... dark, dingy places with slightly musty-smelling clothing.  I popped into this one on a whim, and I'm so glad I did.  It was such a pleasant surprise!  \n\nThe clothing is all organized by size, and the store has a great selection of brands.  The merchandise quality and cleanliness really compares to some of the best \"consignment\" stores I've seen.  I picked up a pair of Paige jeans that fit perfectly and a Ann Taylor sweater for less than $11.  I heard the cashier (whose tag said \"assistant manager\") say to another customer that the area Goodwill sends some of its best stuff to this location.  I wish all thrift stores were as good as this one!
__label__4 I dont know if its the quality of the food, the atmosphere or the great selection of beer here, but Dean and the rest of the people over at the Cornish Pasty Co. know what the hell they're doing! This place is awesome and if you've never been...get off your ass and check it out!\n\nGrowing up in Michigan, the pasty is somewhat of a local food (by way of English immigrants). If you're from northern Michigan, the pasty is nothing new to you. However, the pasties we grew up with are not the pasties they serve here. Dean has taken the idea of the traditional pasty and put a totally high end, almost gourmet twist into the mix. Look for southwestern and Greek flavors as well as traditional English and Italian pasties. The Oggie or O.G. is awesome. Simple, traditional and good. \n\nThe staff is friendly, helpful and colorful! Check out the juke box witch contains mostly, if not all British bands. Just another nice touch.\n\nAhhh a Pasty and a Pint! Life is good.
__label__4 We have been coming to this place for awhile now and it is one of my favorite places to eat.\n\nThere are usually quite a few people inside sitting on the church pew seats and enjoying their meals off the old doors covered with glass tables.  The place is not fancy, but very different.  Decor is very simple with just black and white as the theme.\n\nThe people who work there are mostly college age kids.  They work hard here, dishing out awesome meals.\n\nThe food will not disappoint anyone.  The pickiest eater can find something  that will please them.  There are over 20 delicious pasties, many without meat.  Everything is cooked to order, so it takes abit to get your food, but the wait is worth it!\n\nI usually go with my wife.  We like to sit near the bar at the patio doors.  I usually order the Greek pastie with an order of roasted potatoes, which I wash down with a Four Peaks Kilt Lifter beer (my fav!).  When you order the Greek, they give you little containers of tzatziki sauce  and some other sauce (which I am not fond of).\n\nThis is an especially awesome place to go to when it is really cold out as they use these huge ovens inside to bake your food, and it is really nice and toasty there.\n\nIn the summer, they have two patios to enjoy the fresh air.\n\nSo remember if you want a meal that is different, filling and comfortable at a decent price, this is the place to go.\n\nThere is another location in Tempe, but I have not been there yet.
__label__4 For ages, the only location for the Cornish  Pasty Co. that I went to was the location in Tempe, which I also gave 5 Stars.  I give 5 Stars to any golden standard that I can always come back to or if it's one of those places that I'll take a friend to who's never been.\n\nSomehow, this location in Mesa is better.  The Tempe location still deserves my full 5 Star-rating, but this one surpasses it.  It deserves maybe a 5 GOLD Stars or something like that.\n\nMy friend Chris came in from out of town and had a hotel room in Mesa.  I reserved a Zipcar, picked him up and this where we ate.  Everything was perfect.  I love the outdoor seating, I love the indoor seating, I love the decor and the food doesn't fuck around.  The taste doesn't tip-toe and pussyfoot around while you chew on it, it loads the flavor into a shotgun shells and fires it into you mouth and laughs at you when you're taken back by how delicious everything is.\n\nI love taking friends to places like this because you get to see their over-the-top reaction to it as well.  It's like when you watch one of your favorite movies with a friend who's never seen it and you get to keep saying, \"Oh, this is the best part.\"  With the Cornish Pasty, it's the same thing, so many elements are the best part.\n\nI want to be baked into a pasty and I want to eat my way out of one, but I don't want to drown in gravy or something.
__label__2 I first discovered Cornish Pasty at the Tempe location in 2006.  The food has always been delicious, so I was thrilled when they opened a location closer to home.  The food is still good, but there are two issues with this location that really need to be addressed.  First, as other reviewers have noted, there is a really bad odor inside the restaurant.  It almost smells like bad feet.  I don't know if its a particular food that is making that bad smell or what, but because of it, we always opt to eat outside.  When you enter a restaurant you should be greeted with a cornucopia of deliciousness -not a weird stench that makes you want to run.\n\nSecondly, the customer service.  This is consistently - inconsistent.  Sometimes its ok, and then other times its just plain terrible.  The other night we had to wait 1 1/2 hours for our food and we didn't see our waitress for over an hour--that's right-AN HOUR--no drink refills, nada.  In fact we almost just left.  I don't care how busy you are, that is unacceptable.  If the customer service was excellent, I could overlook the 5 earrings in the nose-20 tats-freak show waiters they have serving the customers. (ok, so they ARE friendly for the most part)  But bad service, coupled with hippie freaky waiters is starting to wear thin.  I really want to give this place 5 stars because their food is wonderful, but until they get their customer service up to par and get rid of that smell. this place is never going to be in my top 5.
__label__3 Nice wooden, yet modern interior, with candles. Staff and guests come with a pleasant grungy edge. A whole page with veggie pasty, and even one vegan option. Vegan pasty? Yes! I stuck with a veggie option (rosemary 'chicken', good) to not rock the boat too much. Maybe vegan next time, it's intriguing.
__label__4 So good! Perfect for comfort food! Just amazing food!
__label__4 We HIGHLY, HIGHLY recommend this awesome place!  We both had the Chicken Greek Pasty...delicious! A very unique place to eat at. Cannot wait to go back to try something else on their menu. Try to go here!
__label__3 When I use to work in London, I always looked forward to having a pint at the end of the day with my friends. \n\nBesides their incredible food, Cornish Pasty has the feel that reminds me very much of an English pub. The food is the real star here, but the beers they have on tap are outstanding. \n\nOne of my favorite, is the north London brewer Fuller's Extra Special Bitter(ESB). It's fresh, tasty and took me back to the City pubs of my youth. Granted the beer back then was warmer. LOL\n\nAs we sat waiting for our server, you could see everyone was happy to be here. We sat near the bar, to the right of where the cooks are preparing the meals. Pretty soon all those dozen or so bar stools were taken. There was a lot of laughing. Folks being happy at the end of the work week and enjoying each others company. What a great atmosphere!\n\nWe started with the 20 oz/ pint of the Fuller's ($6.00) that I mentioned (photo) and glass of the Leitz Out ($6.50) Riesling. Both hit the spot nicely. \n\nFor dinner we ordered the Bangers and Mash pasty, along with the Rosemary Chicken pasty and shared some English Oven garlic chips ($3.50). I believe the chicken might have been the better of the two pasty, but not by much!\n\nBoth, had a sophisticate layering of flavors, that were subtle and very nice.  In the hands of a different Chef, you could see how the flavors might have overwhelm the palette. But not here. Surprising they were only $9.00 each. Incredible. \n\nFor dessert, we shared the Chocolate Bread Pudding ($6.00) and the Apple Carmel Pasty ($5.00). Both were also delicious. \n\nEach of the above items were very filling. We couldn't finish them, or the desserts. So we had four \"to go\" boxes for later. I've posted several pictures and we really had a fun time.  Our bill came to a fair $49.07 including taxes, but before gratuities. \n\nWe'll be back. Enjoy!
__label__1 The first time I came here I was wowed!  But this time not so much.....The service was terrible I mean terrible and it wasn't even busy.  What was even more maddening is that I saw the servers in the bar area chatting and messing around while all of us were waiting.  The entire time we were there we saw our waitress twice once to order and once when we asked for our check from someone else.  I couldn't even get a glass of water. \n\nWhile the food is good and the beer is great all surrounded by a great atmosphere the manager needs to make sure his or her staff is working for the customer instead of flirting with the other staff.
__label__4 I come here alot and their foods are extraordinary. The atmosphere is nice too. Be sure to order their lemonade, it was squeesh fresh when we went there. Really good serving size too. Iam sure you wont be able to finish one pastry alone.:)
__label__3 Very good, like a hot pocket on steroids.
__label__3 Terrific vegan food and great beer-woohoo! Just wish it were bigger so I could sit down and enjoy the food and drink more quickly!
__label__3 Good food!!  Nice atmosphere!!
__label__1 This place is so gross but has a good comedy show.
__label__4 This casino is really really sad and outdated, HOWEVER, you must try to see the new exhibit, \"Bodies.\"  It's so great to have something like that in town.  I really enjoyed the Titanic exhibit as well, though it was a bit too expensive.  \nI think that I saw Bob Dole in the casino! Woo!
__label__0 This hotel truly sucks. It doesn't look like it's been updated since the 80's and most of the patrons looked middle-aged or older, though I did see some younger people. \n\nI only came here to see the Titanic exhibit. It took me forever to find it. I thought it was pretty good, though a little scary because it's kind of dark in there. \n\nIt also didn't help that one of the staff members was unlocking or locking the cases and kept setting off the alarms. Talk about distracting and annoying!\n\nAfter I finished the exhibit, I tried to get out to the parking lot as soon as I could. I ended up getting lost outside in the pool/spa area where it's so dark that I started freaking out that someone might jump out of the bushes and attack me. \n\nI finally made it back to my car after having walked as fast as my legs could carry me. \n\nThey seriously need to invest some money in renovating this sorry hotel or just raze it. I didn't even see the rooms, but they're probably not much better than the common areas.\n\nGood tip: Book through Priceline and get a great price at a better hotel! I got Planet Hollywood for $70/night and it's a lot better!
__label__1 This place has a few things going for it -- a decent location on the Strip, the low price, the huge swimming pool, and the $5 minimum tables for Blackjack/Roulette. \n\nOther than that, the old smoky-smelling but non-smoking room that I stayed in was not up to par with my expectations.\n\nFor a much better hotel with similar prices, located right across the street from the Tropicana is the Excalibur.
__label__0 We stayed in the older part of the hotel and the experience was gross.  Peeling wallpaper in the room meets urine stains from a previous guest on the toilet which took 5 hours for the staff to address properly (you know...like cleaning it).  Disgusting.  It may be inexpensive, but it was also unsanitary.
__label__0 NEVER STAY HERE!!!!! \n\nThis is the WORST hotel in Vegas. Where do I start with my horrible experience...... They mis-booked my stay during CES, then when I checked in they put me in the wrong tower telling me that my tower was closed for renovation. I was moved in to a tower that was on the other end of the property with no valet service and no access from the front of the hotel. I was woken up a 9am in the room I was moved into by 10 workmen drilling on the side of the building and looking into my window, so we had to be moved to another room mid stay. Finally, the only close access to the tower we were moved into is the back parking lot of the hotel, which is well known by the staff to have problems with break-ins to cars, in fact the head valet had his car stolen out of this parking lot and the camera system does not even cover the cars in the lot, a point explained to me by the security staff. So of course..... my car was broken into. When I complained and asked the hotel for action, they referred told me it was not their problem even though they refuse to provide valet service from that lot.
__label__2 This is a review for the Tiffany Showroom and the new show \"Yesterday - A Tribute to the Beatles.\"  The showroom is quite nice.  There are three main levels.  The top level has individual chairs and some small round tables.  The next level down has banquettes and chairs.  Finally, the floor level has two rows of banquettes and some small table seating.\n\nThe stage is a good size, and the sound and lighting for tonight's show was excellent.  This tribute show has been well planned.\n\nReview for the show itself: the guys have good voices and play wonderfully.  They are best when they sing with some harmony.  A few times when one of the guys was singing alone, the sound was not the Beatles but the individual.  When singing in unison, they sounded much closer to the Beatles.\n\nThe show was almost exactly one hour in length. I wish I could give 3.5 stars because 3 is a bit low but 4 would be too high.
__label__1 So last January I made the mistake of staying with my friends at the Tropicana. Ok so we get the the Tropicana check in and everything is fine. Me and my wifey had our own single bedroom. So we go up to the 15th floor what luck our room is right next to the elevator which is a super plus! Little did we know that when we swiped our card through the door what was in store for us... Ok so I have to give the tropicana points for doing a great job with the remodeling it is very nice. A big downer was the room not being clean.. luckily my wifey is a neat freak so she jumped all over it. Some towels were dirty so we pushed those aside and made due. Glasses were spotty didn't even look like they were washed. There were long black hairs on the bed. Luckily we just checked in so the wifey couldn't get crazy. lol. Everything else was ok just really lame that we had to clean up before we got there. Thankfully the slot gods made my trip worth while!
__label__1 Their new slogan of \"We're changing everything\" apparently doesn't apply to the attitudes of their valets. I had the unfortunate displeasure of dealing with two of them on two separate occasions during our stay and they were ultimately unpleasant. This really detracted from my opinion of this place. Otherwise this could have been a 3-4 star review. \n\nEverything else about the renovation is great. The rooms are clean and modern. The casino looks great. Didn't try any of the restaurants. The pool looks amazing too.
__label__1 My visit here is out of date because I was here four years ago. First of all, when we first came, the manager gave us a smoking room. When my family didn't want a smoking room we complained. The manager claimed they had no more rooms and that we would have to stick to the room. Eventually my dad argued and we finally got a better room. The manager lied in front of our faces. The room was quite dirty, not really luxurious. The pool was pretty good, quite crowded though. Just save up your money for the cleaner, truthful, and more luxurious hotels in Las Vegas.
__label__2 Ok, for being newly renovated...this place should be nicer!! It wasn't all bad but the elevators had no ac and that also included the hallways to your room! Weird!! The rooms itself weren't that bad but the ac in their wouldn't go any lower then 60 degrees and I am only complaining about that because it definitely didn't feel like 60 degrees!! The bathrooms weren't anything special at all, kinda blah! No room fridg., I thought those were a given in Vegas rooms... They are building a new pool, which looks like it will be pretty cool, but the guys working on it started their work at 8 am...ugh. Woke me up every morning...
__label__0 Very bad experience...be careful. While the newly remodeled hotel looked nice and didnt smell like smoke...we waited 4 hours for our room to become available. Good thing we arrived on Friday for our Saturday wedding. Some of our other guests, including my folks were not so lucky. They had to arrive on Saturday due to work schedules...also waited for 3+ hours for their room for a wedding that was to begin at 6PM. Just as my niece was about to use the lobby bathroom to get ready...my parents room became available. It all worked out.....but God forbid you complain about it.....they offered us $100 in free food which lasted 15 seconds...lol....so when we tried to complain, we were reminded several times that we were compensated.\nWe will NOT return or recommend that hotel.....with that type of customer service, they do not deserve to be in business!
__label__2 new remodel did them good.\n\nRooms smelled of smoke, even though it was non-smoking.  (room 1789)\n\nstaff were great though and the location is really good especially if you have a car.  Easy in/out of the strip area
__label__1 I stayed here for 4th of July weekend, arrived July 4th-July 7th.  We got valet service along with baggage service  both pretty quick.  We arrived early so we ate at the beach cafe.  Not a bad lunch menu.  Moderately priced.   We came back to check in and the regular line was though the casino and the HHonors line was short.  Luckily I had the HHonors which only took 10 mins to check in.\nSo we stayed in the paradise tower.  \nCONS:\nOur toilet stopped working that same night.  We had to call maintenance twice!  The plumber finally came and fixed it fairly quick.  Our A/C never got below 74.  Which was torture.  The water for the tube was warm but once you turned on the shower it was cold and took a while to get warm.  The vent in the bathroom was full of dust, it even leaked on our toilet.  One of the closet doors kept coming of the track.  Wish each room had a refrigerator. \nPROS:\nWe had a view of the strip.  The TV was a flat screen, they do have Ihome clock/radios. I liked the shutters.  Each room has two complementary bottles of water. Smelled clean.\nThis is the second time we stayed.  What drew me back the second time was the smell of the casino it doesn't smell like smoke, it has a sweet smell. You can see the renovations in the casino.  Looks fantastic!  One draw back is they don't have poker.  Staff was very friendly, never had a problem with staff.  We went to the laugh factory good line up of comedians.  My first experience we didn't have any problems with the room except the tube wasn't sealed correctly and the water was leaking in the wall. My buddy stayed there and had the brand new renovated Bungalows, not an issue.  It seems like all there rooms are not renovated.  What I don't like is the resort fees.  Seems like more and more Las Vegas Hotels are adding them to the bill.   I don't think I'll come back again.  This isn't a four star resort.
__label__0 Upon booking my room about a month before my stay, I requested early check in. This because we were flying in and I knew it was going to be HOT. Before I even boarded  the plane i called the Tropicana again just to reiterate the need for early check in. I was told they had my initial request on file and it shouldn't be a problem. I was informed to just head over to the hotel. Once I'd gotten to the hotel which I'll admit was about 10:30am and really early, i asked if there was a room available. Not shocked that there wasn't because of the time i checked my bags. Jo Ann told me to check back in a few hours and we should be ok. Will kill time getting good and drinks then arrive back at the hotel at 1:00pm. Jo-Ann informed us again that there still weren't any rooms ready. She says to check back in at 2:30pm. I'm thinking,\" Really? I requested early check in and regular check in is at 3:00 but you want me to come back at 2:30?\" I bite my tongue and kill another 1 1/2 hours with my friend and more drinks. At 2:30pm on the dot we are in front of Jo Ann again,\" She tells me AGAIN there are no rooms available. At this point I'm not very happy but i keep it together. She says and I quote,\" Early check in is not guaranteed but a request. It looks like its going to be more around 3:30 before I can check you in. You should be lucky that you are even getting a 2 queen room because we are sold out this weekend. We have to accommodate our Diamond Club Members and well as hotel invited guest first.\" I was in utter shock. That was it! I told her,\" I should be lucky to get the room I PAID you for a month ago?! Ok...\" At that point I just walked away. I've learned that the people at the desk have to answer to someone so just contact the person the answer to. I get the hotel manager on the phone who is more than apologetic when I tell her that I was made to feel like my money was not wanted and that I was less important than their precious Diamond Club Members. Literally within minutes she tells me both my and my friends rooms are ready. How funny is that. I go back to the counter to check in and was lucky enough to NOT get Jo Ann. Jo Ann over hears that the rooms are ready and responds \"Thank God!\". How unprofessional can one person be? I say nothing, get my key, and go. End of Jo Ann\n\n\nFast forward to my arrival home...\n\nI check out and head home on 7/1. While checking my email on 7/3 I notice an alert from my credit card company. Turns out there are $498.13 of fraudulent on-line charges on my credit card. I've had this card for about 4 years with no issues whatsoever so that struck me as odd. Now I'm not saying that this happen at the Tropicana or even that an employee of the Tropicana is to blame. But, I do find it highly coincidental that this happen. The last two times I've used that card were to book my room with the reservations department and to check in at the hotel.\n\nThere were several pluses about this hotel but the minuses have overshadowed them for me. I will continue to stay at hotels that meet my standard of service( Caesar's, Plant Hollywood, Wynn, etc..) and steer clear of the \"New\" Tropicana.
__label__1 RANT: Renovated which was nice. I was expecting something scary!!!! Front desk screwed up our reservation however, and it was a pain because I was sleeping during the day for EDC and they kept calling and knocking. We had added one more night to our reservation and apparently check-in guy forgot to add it onto our stay. Front desk lady was being a totally mean and b----ch saying that she's never seen this in her 20+ years working here etc etc like it was MY FAULT. Suffice it to say they need to work on professionalism and training. When we were checking out the guy said our check-in guy was new. Train your new people! Ain't my fault. \n\nBOTTOM LINE: Good basic stay however. After all, you're in Vegas.. if you're doing it right you're only in your room to catch some zz's before you hop back onto the strip for eating and partying.\n\nFRIDGE? No fridge. Apparently you can ask for one and pay for it...I've stayed at the Venetian and I don't remember a fridge either or hot water/coffee maker. I remember that if you go to Walgreens all the hot water makers are marked as final sale. Related?
__label__0 The staffs was rude and management doesn't seem to care. I would not recommend this hotel to anyone.
__label__2 The Trop is now a Hilton property - a Doubletree to be exact. I'm not particular about where I stay in Vegas, so on a recent weekend trip there I decided to book here since it was on special for 20% off. The rooms are large and the bathroom is spacious as well. I loved that you can open the windows and the fancy shutters on them.\n\npros: a separate check in line for all HH members and a separate room for Diamond and other VIPS, separate breakfast area for HH members (smaller buffet plus omelets), cookie coupons (those cookies are damn good), great location.\n\ncons: if you're a HH member, the $20 resort fee is a bummer since you'd get those benefits anyways.\n\nOverall, if the price is right, this is a great place to stay on the Strip.
__label__0 By Las Vegas standard this hotel should be one star. The new Tropicana is \"lipstick on a pig\". The rooms had no sound barriers, you can hear your neighbor talking, flushing, and ....  The service is even worst. No one in this hotel has any idea what customer service and guest relation is about...so don't bother complaining.
__label__3 The remodel is on point. Favorite hotel by far. Loved the staff and that free cookie was the bees knees. I can't wait to stay again.
__label__4 The staff here are friendly and go out of their way to assist their customers.  I had an awesome experience with a female security officer when I was there gambling she assisted my disabled friend and I up to our room and was extremely courteous.
__label__1 I don't have too much to say about Tropicana. The place was clean and the parking was convenient. And that's about it. \nThe pool staff was as unhelpful and cocky as can be. The prices in the restaurants and ships in Tropicana are beyond a joke. Should you run out of sun tan lotion at the pool be prepared to pay $17+ for a replacement at the Tropicana. \nAsked for a smoke free room.  Apparently they thought I said smoke full because that's what I got. \nEven if they fix all that crap you still have to deal with the fact that you are at the end of the strip and have to walk a mile to get to he center of the strip. Pay a little more and stay somewhere closer to the center so you don't have to go so far to get everywhere you want to go.
__label__2 The rooms are clean and the beds are comfortable. Unfortunately, this hotel is rated as 4 star on some sites (Priceline). I booked a 4 star hotel on Priceline and this was the place it gave me :( Tropicana is a 3 star cheesy Vegas hotel that I would never stay at again. There is no coffee pot, fridge, mini-bar, lighted mirror, etc in the rooms. There isn't even real tile in the bathrooms, and the caulking between the tub and faux tile backsplash was yellowing. Thanks, but I like to Vegas in style...you guys can 3 star all you want, but It's Wynn and Palazzo for this girl!
__label__2 I don't have much to say about this hotel because I wouldn't stay here again.\n\nHotel rooms-I stayed in the back tower and the walk to the tower was horrible. Walking through an entire casino with your luggage is the biggest pain in the ass, not to mention walking the bridge across the pool to get to the tower. Big thumbs down. Room was really nice, decor was nice, beds comfy, but bathroom was a motel 6 bathroom. Very old looking. Not what I would expect if owned by a hilton chain.\n\nCasino-casino was actually nice and fresh. Because it was newly renovated it smelled clean and didn't smell like a shit hole like some of the older casinos. Lots of options.\n\nAccommodations-pool was awesome, staff is nice, house keeping staff nice, but check in was a nightmare. Checked in at 2pm and line stretched to the casino. I was in the hilton honors check in and that line was in the casino as well. If it takes 30 mins for checkin, then you have already lost me as a customer that will not stay there again.
__label__2 Xposed Saturgays Pool Party Review Only. \n\nPros:\n- Clean and well-kept\n- Good music selection\n- Easy booking and check-in process\n- Good turn out and crowd\n\nCons:\n- Hidden Fees - Beware food/bev min is based on subtotal only. Does not include tax, auto gratuity, and a random service fee. A $400 food/bev subtotal comes out to roughly $525.  \n- Forgetful service - half of items ordered over the course of the day were forgotten and server had to be reminded next time they came by\n- No separate checks - servers can only split bills across 2 payments\n- Sub-par food - edible, but not delicious
__label__2 I still like the Tropicana but am really, really disappointed in the pool closing. When I started looking for my replacement hotel (used to love the stardust) that was one of my \"must haves\". A pool & hot tub open all year. It used to be, at least the indoor pool and hot tub were open all year. Now they close it for the winter? It may be winter to Las Vegas natives but many of your guests are from real winter states and 70-75 degrees is plenty warm enough to go for a swim or to sunbathe. Not only does the pool close but they lock the grounds also so you can't even go out and sit in the sun on a lounger or take a walk in the grass. There is no reason I can think of that guests shouldn't be able to go out and sit in the \"resort\" area by the pool and gardens even if no swimming is allowed.  I'd love to hear the reasoning on that. For a $20 a day so called \"resort fee\" where's the resort part? Perhaps there should be a discount when the pools, hot tub and grounds are \"closed for the winter\"? No where in the advertising does it say this. I still love many things about the Trop, especially our casino host, and she is now the main reason I still stay here since to me the pool and grounds are enough to make me move. I haven't conviniced my other half yet but I have opened the conversation. If at least some of these things don't change for the better I will start looking again for a new casino to stay at.  We come several times a year, every year. Please reconsider at least the grounds being locked and allow those of us who live where there is actual winter to enjoy some sun. This last trip was quite disappointing. The pool area was opened until Friday the 14th but the nicest, warmest day, Saturday November 15 it was all of a sudden \"closed for winter\"? Many upset guests around that day, myself included.
__label__2 Was here a few days before Christmas. Check in for hilton diamond is in a separate room off to the right of normal check in area. Nice quiet and private, liked that. We were upgraded to a room with a bedroom and living room also had a mini fridge, the breakfast included was a joke, the area was a small cafeteria style place with only two people working. Large lines and very noisy. Food just ok but if paying yourself so overpriced, the staff there was nice though and even though overworked they smiled. It was December 22 and very busy. Location is good and right on strip. Would stay for the price but resort fee seems not necessary for hilton diamond members since the status covers items pretty much anyway. It's just ok.
__label__2 I went last night to see Dave Dresden play. I really think they needed a Gay mans touch when they were designing. The sound system was OK at best. Drink prices weren't too bad lke you would expect from a new \"trendy\" scottsdale club/bar. Unless you were in the not so VIP VIP section there is hardly anywhere to put your drink. I did like the Bathroom except for the puke in the urinal......ewww\nOne positive thing was all of the lights were LED's so you could say this play was going \" green\". All in all I will go back again depending on who is playing thier but wouldn't otherwise go to have a good time.
__label__1 Way too crowded for it's small size. Have to wait 20 minutes for a drink while you are being suffocated by so many bodies. The only escape is the small outdoor area where you are again crammed in. The place looks nice but I'm not about waiting that long for drinks while sweaty bodies press up against me.
__label__1 I'm torn with Cream. I've been to the usual clubs and lounges in Scottsdale enough to be sick of them, and Cream was something new. I like that Cream is emulating Vegas-style nightclubs, but it's obviously trying too hard.\n\nThe decor:\n\nFirst of all, this place is PAINFULLY tiny. I've only been here once, and while it was half full, so it wasn't completely unbearable. But I can't imagine what it must be like when they have guest DJs and other performers in. A tiny place that's packed isn't popular. It's just... small.\n\nThe walls are covered in white (leather?), the tiles are white, everything is white - I get it, white like Cream? I appreciate the commitment to the color but the theme is waaay off. The hard surfaces make the place look cold and very hospital like - I would have liked to see more smooth lines and softness in the design, more flowy like cream.\n\nThe atmosphere:\n\nThe dig the loud music and the techno. I get so sick of hearing the same stupid songs on the radio. I love the change in scene. Phoenix/Scottsdale is so stale in terms of music. This is a nice change. But it's too loud when you can't even put an order in for your drink. I literally had to pull myself onto the bar (I'm tiny, 5'3\") so I could give my order directly into the bartender's ear.\n\nThey also had a really cool entertainment act - a girl hung from a hoop suspended from the ceiling wearing a white bikini. She was clearly talented in her hoop manipulating and was mesmerizing to watch, but like I said, this place is TINY, and there were several instances in which she was inches away from kicking people in the face. And THAT would have been worth the ridiculous cover I didn't pay (I try to find any way not to.)\n\nThe drinks: \n\nOverpriced and terrible. Maybe the bartender THOUGHT she heard me say I wanted a glass of vodka piss, because that's what it tasted like.\n\nI doubt there will be any improvements made that will make me like Cream better, but here's hoping.
__label__2 I went last Fri 8th, when Johnny Antezana and dj 40ford were in charge of the night. Music was good if you are a TRUE TRANCE lover...I had a great time dancing. Place is small and for the first hour I was glad most of the posers left enough space to dance.\n\nEven it is small for a club, I'm ok with the decoration. Beer selection is AWFUL, but guess it is cos regular party goers drink what ever. Other than that...I miss old good days when electronic music was underground and valued....not here! bunch of douchebags and helpless drunk ladies.
__label__1 I believe that Cream Stereo Lounge claims to have the loudest sound system in the Valley. That might be the only credit I give them because after living outside of this bar for a year, I can attest that their stereo system is loud...and when I say loud, I mean it in a delirious-I-didn't-sleep-night-after-night-because-of-their-sound-system sort of way. But this review will not be solely based on my sleep deprived nights. \n\nI swore I would never enter Cream Stereo Lounge mostly because I knew it wouldn't be my scene and mostly because of my lack of sleep thanks to this Old Town spot. However, after years of avoiding Cream, I've been dragged their now twice and can say that it was everything I expected. \n\nI did the clubs. I can still do the clubs if the night calls for it. However, Cream Stereo Lounge is not quite the club for me. It's tiny, it's loud, it's normally not very crowded and the crowd that frequents this bar isn't for me. The drinks are pricey, the music is mixed and there isn't a ton going on there. They charge a cover which is rarely the case for a bar in Scottsdale and I don't think it would be worth it for a guy or girl to pay a cover to go to this bar.
__label__2 At $.39 an ounce this is another pay as you go self serve yogurt shop to hit the valley. They have the usual suspects, tart, vanilla and also several different \"skinny\" versions which are \"no sugar, which means they don't add any but does contain sugar, so beware. On my visit they were out of 'skinny blueberry.. rats!\n\nHad a cup of the skinny yogurt.. again the cups are huge much like Yogurtology so you can over indulged quite easily. I was ready this time and only took just a little bit. The topping bar look great though nothing to really set it apart from the other place with the exception of the fruit looking and tasting fresher. \n\nWhile there is no \"skinny\" tart version, the vanilla was decent enough with only a slight weird chemical after taste.
__label__1 This place wasn't anything special, when we went most of their machines were broke and they only had 3 flavors to choose from, vanilla, some tart berry, and mango.... The yogurt was just ok, nothing stellar, the toppings bar was a huge mess and the place wasn't even crowded.  We probably won't be coming back here any time soon, i think it's location is the only reason why this place is still in business.
__label__2 Went here yesterday with my many nieces and nephews for our 'kid's outing' as we like to call them (basically means their parents get a day off from their kids and my sis and I get to babysit them but on neutral turf: the mall).  \n\nGood thing this place wasn't busy when we arrived (4ish) because by the time all 7 of us would've sampled, filled, then contemplated our toppings and paid them, we would've pissed off and driven away everyone behind us... even though I did note the college or high-school gal behind the counter was very indifferent to us.\n\nThe yogurt selection was OK - they had tart, skinny blueberry, tropical something, red velvet, chocolate, vanilla and maybe 2 more that were standard fare (I rarely ever seen unique flavors like Durian..hehehe, except I have seen Taro Root at another Mojo by the Chandler Mall).\n\n.44c an oz is cheap, too.. they have good topping options, though the selection was 70% processed sugar... they rest of the 30% was pretty good though: almonds, walnuts, peanuts, and coconut, so not too bad.
__label__2 A group of us (12 adults) were staying at the JW and wanted to have a nice dinner.  I spoke to Aaron Lee (group dining coordinator) and he set up the reservation at the Meritage.  They don't have a private room so we got a corner table.  I had preordered 2 seafood platters, calamari/shrimp , and sweet potato fries.  We arrived and was promptly escorted to our table.  At 8pm on a Tuesday night, they dining room was only at approx 40% capacity.  We were immediately served water and cocktail orders were taken.  Cocktails were a tad pricey at $15.  I tried one of their signature cocktails (pomegranate and whiskey concoction) and thought it was good, just not $15 good.  We ordered some white and red wines as well (fair selection).  The seafood platter was nice.  Oysters were decent.  You have to ask for the drawn butter if you want it with your crab legs and lobster.  I thought that made it better.  People said the calamari and shrimp was over seasoned and I would have to agree.  Fries were just fries.  For my entree, i opted for the prime rib (medium rare) and the rest ordered the rib eye.  I thought my prime rib was cooked perfectly.  I liked the smokiness that was hyped up.  The entrees didn't come with any sides.  We ordered the cream of spinach, mash potatoes, and mushrooms.  The sides were just ok.  I still would prefer Lawry's prime rib and their sides over this.  The rib eyes were good.  We had some issues with the temperature of the rare and medium rare.  The waitress initially came out and made it seem as if we were wrong (\"when you see it in better lighting, you would see that it was cooked properly) but sent it back.  I mentioned to her that rareness is judge not only on color but temperature.  And the steak she brought out was too warm to be called rare.  The chef came out himself to apologize and made sure the new ones were cooked well (and they were).  He also sent out some extra sides.  \nFrom that point on, service was great.  Actually it was great throughout.  We ordered a couple of the desserts. The banana cream pie was awesome but the creme brulee (chocolate) was just ok.  \nMy last complaint was that we had a package with the hotel and was suppose to receive free appitizers and desserts.  I thought the group coordinator would pass this along to the restaurant.  We never got the freebies.  And when I wrote the coordinator about it, I did not get a respone...\nAll in all, this pace was decent and deserves a 3.5 star rating.  It doesn't really stand up to the Flemings, Maestros, or the other high end steakhouse.  But for being on the resort property, not a bad choice.
__label__0 Sadly all of my experiences were luckluster at best. Uninformed staff, unknowledgeable staff, and poor communication.  They do not return phone calls or email messages or requests made on their website.  For brick and mortar prices one expects a superior experience.  \n\nRegrettably when I made inquiries the single time I did get a response, the staff member was, shall we say not very polite.  Roleplaying such as D&D or Pathfinder is supported reluctantly.  LSoM did not support free RPG day.  I'd suggest Empire Game Shop, it is run by gamers for gamers.  Empire is new and friendly and polite.
__label__0 Terrible food.  There was no background music playing in the restaurant once you sat down so you could hear people's conversations from across the room.\n\nMidway through the meal, a random woman from the street came up and asked us for money!!\n\nNo return for us, ever!
__label__1 Boo- what's the deal with the $5 cover charge at the new location? So, you pay $5.00 to get in, but then you also keep tossing $ in the jar so that they'll play your song, or in the case of Dueling Pianos, stop playing a song you don't like.\n\n I'm pretty sure the average patron drops $20 on songs in addition to drinking during the course of the evening. Maybe I'm just bitter because I wasn't the one to dream up this racket.
__label__2 This place can be a lot of fun. The dueling pianos can make for a great night. It's the only place like it in all of Madison. Enjoy shouting out the lyrics to all your favorite songs from the 80's and 90's? This would be the place to go. The musicians do a great job of getting the crowd involved and keeping people entertained. My only gripe with this place is it gets so crowded you can barely move around. This type of overcrowding makes no only makes it difficult to see the pianos, but also to get a drink. Some nights it's simply too crowded to have fun and get involved.
__label__0 This bar only gets 1 star because giving 0 stars is not an option. This place is run by incompetent, deceitful managers who hire incompetent, untrustworthy employees. The first and only time I went here I was overcharged and then lied to by the management. \n   I had gone out with two friends for drinks. I charged our drinks to my card for a total of $18. I tipped in cash ( I've worked in the industry and know how much cash tips are appreciated) and drew a line through the tip line, wrote $18 for the total, and signed the receipt. A few days later I checked my bank statement, my card had been charged for $100. So I visited the Ivory Room to speak with someone about this gross overcharge. When I showed up, I asked to speak with a manager to which the employee responded that there was none present. I told him I had been overcharged and needed to correct it, explained my situation and then the bartender responded by saying, I was the one who waited on you, you meant to tip me $82 and close your tab for $100. I argued with him saying that was ridiculous and not what happened to which he responded, \"Oh, well maybe you were drunk\". Unbelievable, not only that he would say that, but I had one drink. He told me I could speak with the manager next door, but she would not be there until the next day.\n   The next day I went next door and asked to speak with the manager, a woman came out and asked me what I was there for. I explained the situation and she responded, \"Oh, he (the bartender) told me you'd be coming. I looked at the receipt and you wrote in a tip for $84\". First off, that isn't even the right amount, and second, she was obviously blatantly lying to me. I told her that I wished to see the receipt and she told me she could not get it at the moment but if I came back the next day she would have a COPY for me. behind the bar but may not be present. I was too frustrated to refute and came back the next day.\n   The next day, I came back yet again, asked for the copy, and the manager comes out. She said that she \"went back\" to look at the receipt and I was indeed correct, I had written a line through the tip line and written $18 on the total. Making it very obvious that she had LIED to me the day before. She said she was going to refund my entire $100 (as she should) and if it \"made me feel better\" she would \"really scold\" the employee who did this (it didn't). \n   I had every intention of getting this employee fired, for very obviously thinking he could take advantage of me because he thought I was drunk or wouldn't check my bank statement. \n  Bottom line: This place is run by incompetent, deceitful people. The manager I spoke with is also the owner. If that doesn't say something about the standards of service, I'm not sure what does.
__label__4 This Pita Jungle is definitely most intimate location of theirs I have visited. It has the typical Pita Jungle feel with brick walls covered in local art, high ceilings, a cool metal tree sculpture and candlelit tables.\n\nThe lobby is a tad cramped when it gets busy, but there is adequate seating and the wait isn't too crazy. After you're seating you'll find the staff to be attentive, filling your glass before it's empty and making sure you're enjoying your meal.\n\nThe food is, as one can expect from the Pita Jungle establishments, always fresh tasting and full of flavor. From their delicious wood fired pizzas, large pitas and salads, you really can't go wrong here. They also have a nice selection of wines, which are usually pretty good.\n\nOverall, I've always had a nice evening here, leaving satisfied and filled, without too light of a wallet.
__label__3 Pita Jungle... Pita jungle....\n\nI don't know what it is... You're atmosphere is usually not my cup of tea.  Not normally a fan of my servers having dreadlocks and tattoos.  But you know what?  Keep bringing me that hummus and taboule and I'm transported to a world where I too have dreadlocks and tattoos!  Maybe even a few piercing.  And all of the sudden, I am an art critic too.\n\nI'm in love with the food here at Pita Jungle.  Never a bad experience.  My biggest issue is when I forget what I ordered and what is what on the plate.  All I really care about or think about when eating here is, \"does it taste good with a pita?\" The answer is usually, \"Hell yes it does!\". \n\nThe art all around the restaurant is a nice touch.\n\nService is always quick and the food is always fresh.  Wish additional pitas were free but it's all good, I can spare the 34 cents.\n\nAlways happy with my experiences here.  Bring your hipster friend here before it's not ironic enough for them.
__label__2 Tried a gyro with a pickle in it for the first time. Dislike. \nI usually like a variety of flavor in my gyros but with the pickle in it, a big one at that, it really dominated the taste. That's honestly mainly all i tasted was the pickle and some sour cream. \nMy server recommended the garlic potatoes. They weren't really garlicky at all. It was just really oily and bland, something I wasn't expecting. Honestly I feel like this restaurant is a product of it being over hyped by the masses. Kind of like how everything is apparently amazing in California.. but in reality its not. I'm glad i tried this place but if I was really craving Mediterranean I'll probably take my taste buds elsewhere.
__label__2 I never knew how to rate this place... I totally dig the food, but the ambience and the service is just plain...well... weird.Most of the time you get stuck sitting in a sea of people. I felt like I was in a high school cafeteria.. I understand it might be a 'hipster' crowd that eats here usually, but do your servers have to look homeless? Do any of them ever smile?Or shave?I have never had a complaint about food consistency or anything, but maybe lower the prices just a little. Hummus is delicious, but not worth THAT much on my bill. I enjoy the falafel and a lot of their pita options. Do you notice I am trying to have the pros outweigh the awkward cons? I'd give it five stars if the prices were a little lower, and the service was more upbeat. That's all.
__label__4 This is our Sunday after-church destination. Phenomenal hummus, pitas, pizza, and wraps. We like the hummus trio with grilled chicken, add extra pitas and cucumbers. After that go with the mahi mahi. Our kids love the lavash pizza and red lentil soup. Get a half and half of the tropical and green iced tea and they'll always offer up a to-go cup on the way out. \n\nMy wife and I walked to the PJ in Tempe off Apache during college and now have one within biking distance again! Great vibe, healthy delicious food, and good service!
__label__3 Solid Pita Jungle. All our food was fresh, fast, and good. A little bit of a wait on a Friday night, but not bad. Staff was fast, friendly, and courteous. Will definitely be back.
__label__1 So the service was good--timing, acceptional since we were in no rush.. \n\nOrdered a venti iced coffee & a tall White Mocha (hot)\n\nBut she didn't give us a straw for the iced coffee.. and we had driven off before we noticed.  Maybe she was a new barista because she seemed a bit nervous
__label__4 Okay, so I have lived i Phoenix for a year and a half and I am moving in 5 days and tonight was my first meal at Pita Jungle...can you say SLIP!? \n\nSO SO good! My girlfriend and I started with the jalapeno hummus which was wondrous! The pita was great and light which didn't take away from the great flavor of the hummus. For my entree I went with the Mediterranean salad which was one of their specials and I LOVED it! A mix of lettuces, tomato, red onion. tabulli, roasted red peppers, pine nuts, golden raisins, and feta cheese topped with a very light lemon dressing made for an awesome dinner. As I looked around the restaurant I wondered how I could possibly make my way back to Pita Jungle before the move. Don't make the same mistake I did-get your ass to Pita Jungle stat! Your tummy will thank me later!
__label__3 I always order the hummus sampler, which comes with of course traditional hummus, roasted bell pepper hummus and cilantro jalapeno hummus,  extra pita bread and a side order of cucumbers.\n\nI love their curry chicken salad with extra caramelized onions.  I order the same thing every time that I haven't had a chance to try anything else.  More reason to return.  :)  It sounds like a a lot of food and I usually share this between 2 people easily.  It's a satisfying amount without feeling stuffed.\n\nMy only complaint is that the staff should have a dress code.  I understand it is very casual, however, I don't care to see the person taking my order with a backless shirt or extremely short shorts.   The staff has always been very nice and helpful but for the dress code alone I can only provide 4 stars.
__label__0 Their hummus is delicious, and that is the ONLY good thing about this place. In fact, the only reason I have gone here more than a few times is because my boyfriend liked it and he was paying, but I would have rather eaten a bowl of cereal. And I'm super easy to please when it comes to Greek food as I love all of it. (My favorite place is Saba's on Tatum and Bell, save yourself and GO THERE it's fantastic)\n\nTERRIBLE SERVICE. Every time I have gone here I have felt completely awkward and unwelcome, not the type of vibe I'm paying $20 for. The waiters have been so rude and unhelpful and always look stoned.
__label__0 The staff allowed a woman whom I nicely asked to contain her children, berate me and come back twice to tell me how \"mean and evil\" of a person that I am for asking her to quiet her screaming children during lunch.  I asked the staff to remove her, and they simply stood and watched/listened.  I've never been treated so horribly in a restaurant.  My friend and I will not be returning, and I will share this experience with everyone that I know.  I asked for the manager, and he did not choose to help the situation by showing up.  As a former restaurant owner, I am horrified and disgusted.
__label__3 Had the chance to enjoy this location last night with a good friend.  They have catered previously for a lunch at my company and the food was excellent, so I was excited to be able to actually visit their physical location.  The venue did not disappoint.  Very modern in it's decor and appearance.  The front desk hostess was extremely nice (and wearing an adorable Star Wars shirt - jealous).  \n\nI had the One Thousand Beans Pita, my fiance had the Gyro and our friend had the Chicken and Hummus.  Everything was well prepared and tasted amazing.  The only down sides were the lack of waiting room in the front portion - there was only a five minute wait to be seated, but there was a bit of a crowd waiting to be seated, so it was a touch uncomfortable.  The other thing was the amount of time it took to get our food seemed a bit lengthy and they forgot the steamed veggies our friend ordered to accompany her hummus.  \n\nHowever, on the up-side the waitress acknowledged the wait, apologized and immediately rectified the missing veggies!  It was a very busy location also, so waiting for freshly prepared food isn't really a bad thing - just more something to keep in mind.  Go for happy hour, get a drink and have a nice chat while you wait for the food.  \n\nOverall: A \nRecommendations: Go for happy hour (until 6 p.m. and late night happy hour from 9 p.m. to close).  Go with friends and order a variety of foods and share - everything sounds delish but you can't order it all!  Or can you....
__label__1 Pitas are always good. However at this location the water taste like they poured it from the toilet bowl. The server brought out lemonade that taste like something from Mars. Also he didn't bring out the food or do any refills. Not impressed with the service but pitas are always good. Good luck on the drinks because what we had sucked!!
__label__1 Though convenient to us, this PO is experiencing some problems; possibly due to inexperienced workers? After all, all one needs is to pass the civil service exam to work there.\nProblem 1: \"Anyone using a credit card?\" I stepped out of the long line, glad there was another avenue to get my transaction done quickly. All I had to do was purchase a book of stamps and postage for a letter that needed delivery confirmation. The young man who helped me was apparently confused as to my request and by the time we were done, I could have stayed in line and been out sooner.\nProblem 2: We have one of those old fashion mailbox systems at our complex, where the mail person opens a row of mailboxes with a key, places the mail in their appropriate slots, then closes that row--or is supposed to. One day, the boxes were left open for almost an entire day, even after the local PO was called. Meantime, some things I was expecting in the mail have yet to arrive, or have they?
__label__3 I like Tigerlilly ! I prefer better for a cocktail or afternoon tea! I have dined and the food was delicious but really afternoon tea here is fabby!\nWe opted for afternoon tea for two including a ketel pot cocktail, lots of lovely cakes, scones and sandwiches and the staff who served us were lovely. I love the decor of tigerlilly and its always has a nice atmosphere and lots of professionalism.
__label__4 HEAVEN. Hea.  Ven.  Heaven.  These folks do cured and encased meats REALLY well.  Took home tons of their chorizo and hot soppresata, which in Los Angeles would sell for 3 times the price.  Their breakfast sausage was also outstanding.  Boy do I wish that they would distribute nationally like Fra Mani does.  Business would grow exponentially.  This place is absolutely outstanding.  Service is great, too!
__label__3 I'm not in the business of enjoying many buffets these days. My girlfriend doesn't appreciate my ever expanding waste line and my new found squishy qualities as much as I do. So where's the first place I go on a weekend away with the dudes? Buffet.\n\nNope, the food isn't spectacular, the service isn't worth raving about, and the atmosphere is pretty reminiscent of a fancy high school cafeteria. But, it's a buffet. You pay a small, small price for an endless supply of food. Best part? I had steak, New Orleans chicken, gobs of rice, heaps of ice cream, and some other stuff I can't remember because of the food coma, AND all of it was either respectably OK or even fairly enjoyable. \n\nGolden Corral will forever have a spot in my heart and a gaping hole in my stomach to fill.
__label__2 Pretty standard for a grocery store, long aisles full of processed foods, sugar, and high-fructose corn syrup.  \n\nPro: They do offer a very slim variety of Organic brand foods in some instances, and their frozen food section is especially on par with this, including some lesser known brands throughout the big chain groceries (like Annie's) that cater to those with lactose or gluten intolerances.  Also, prices are relatively cheap, but you're sacrificing quality.\n\nCon: No paper bag option.  It's plastic all the way.  The one or two times I shop here for last minute items, I usually bring my own bag because it's kind of ignorant for them to not offer a substitute.
__label__2 I like fudge just as much as the next person but do I want to pay \u00a34.85 for a slice... probably not although once in a while I guess it does no harm. It's great to see the fudge getting made and the staff always talk customers through the fudge making process... if you're interested that is. It's a pretty skilled process and a few years ago my mums attempt at making fudge resulted in the fire brigade being called to the house and the remnants of the fudge a black chalky disaster. The less said about that the better.\n\nThe huge copper cauldron where they stir the ingredients reminds me of witches brewing away at a potion but rather than making something to turn your worst enemy into a frog you get the sugary goodness of fudge and they're always giving away free samples!\n\nMy favourites are; After Dinner Mint, Strawberries and Cream and Vanilla.\n\nOverall the Fudge Kitchen is definitely a novelty shop and unless you have money to throw away or the thought of having no teeth is appealing I'd save it for special occasions.
__label__1 For some reason, as some point in my life I thought Stereo was a decent club. I think that had something to do with being in first year at uni, the first year away from home so everything in Edinburgh is big and shiney and new. \n\nBecause Stereo is most definitely not a decent club. Its one of those clubs where if your not a Chav, then you have no business being here. Unless you like to make out with random strangers while heavily petting said stranger, you're probably not going to like this place. I have seen people thrown out of here for almost completing the deed on the dance floor. Yeh, its that kind of place. \n\nA really annoying part of Stereo is their bouncers. They are on some uber power trip and seem to think they are the secret service and your trying to enter the White House or something. They grill you on where you have been all night and who with and why. Its a little extreme. \n\nHowever the saving grace of Stereo (which is why it gets two stars, not one), is the little known white room on the top floor. Generally the Chavs are too drunk to make it all the way up here so its usually empty. And on a Friday night its 80's night! So if you gather a huge group of super fun friends you can head up to the white room and have your own little private party. Complete with 80's music!\n\nBut the rest of the time this place is awful.
__label__1 At the tail end of Grassmarket lies Stereo, a cheap and cheerful club with little to tempt you away from the city centre.\n\nThe figurehead of Stereo's club nights is 'Shagtag' (every Tuesday) which sees rampant horde's or guys and girls attempt to woo each other in the most eye wateringly tacky way possible: If someone tickles your fancy, you subsequently write your 'number' next to theirs on a notice board in the hope that they spot this and bang...you've found your one true love.\n\nOk, I went there once for a laugh in my very first week of University...but I've never returned. Still if your desperate..
__label__4 I booked rooms for my mom and my uncles at this local B&B for the weekend of my wedding.  They had a fantastic time here.  \n\nThe Parador is located in the middle of the business district of Allegheny West on the North Side of Pittsburgh, which makes it extremely convenient to PNC Park, Heinz Field, the North Side museums, and downtown cultural events.  The inn takes up an entire beautifully-restored brick Victorian-era house, and also the carriage house in back.\n\nA really nice man named Ed runs the Parador, together with his cute Black Lab, Razor.  (Razor is perfectly trained and quite the gentleman -- there is also a stash of treats for him in the B&B's kitchen, if you can't resist slipping him something.)  Ed was so gracious and such a wonderful host that I ended up feeling sort of bad that I hadn't known about this place before, because I would totally have gotten married there!\n\nThe inn itself is absolutely beautiful.  The entire interior has been completely renovated, but with furnishings and other decorations that remain in keeping with the Victorian style of the building.  The guest rooms are not rooms, but huge, luxurious suites (the smallest of the guest rooms is a 328-square-foot room - bigger than many studio apartments), and the common areas are welcoming and comfortable.  This B&B has the typical amenities (in-room TV, phone, coffee maker, full American-style breakfast each morning, wireless access, hair dryers and laundry stuff, little fridges) with some bonuses you don't always see (the decanter of port on top of the piano in one of the common rooms, the giant full private bath in each of the rooms, a conservatory room).  There is no gym in the house itself, but you can get a free pass to the Allegheny YMCA (only about three blocks away, and a pretty great institution in its own right).\n\nPrices to stay here are shockingly low at $150/night.  This is the same price you would pay to stay at a chain hotel, getting a fraction of the space and none of the individualized attention, impeccable hospitality, or unique style you will find here.\n\nYou should stay here if you're coming in from out of town.  I fully intend to stay here if I ever feel inclined towards a miniature romantic getaway or something.  It's a pretty great spot.
__label__2 EARLY BIRD CATCHES ?\nNew location on the SW corner of Dobson and Chandler Blvd. Only coffee shop I can find open at 4 AM. that is close. Had coffee here the last three mornings and the coffee ladies are friendly. Drive-thru yes. Patio no. Inside atmosphere sterile but hey, it's open at 4 AM.
__label__1 I've been going to Tony's since it opened in Ballantyne and always thought it to be the best in Charlotte. But since it was sold last year, it has gone downhill quickly.\n\nThe pizza has changed for the worst and one of my favorite menu items, Chicken Parm dinner tastes like a container of salt. Yes, it's not just one time but 3 times now the quality on this item is just too bad to eat and had to return it.\n\nAnd when at the counter and a customer asked for a pie with fresh mushrooms, the person on duty stated the mushrooms come from a can. \n\nFrom now on, I'm sticking with Lorenzo's which IS the best pizza in Charlotte.
__label__3 Great service. Good Pizza. However, the sweat tea needs help.
__label__4 Phenomenal New York Pizza! One if the best pizzas I have ever had in my life. Very delicious. The service was top notch here and very fast as well. It is very affordable pricing along with a cozy setting. :) Highly recommend this place!
__label__0 The best part of my experience at this over priced, noisy, average foods quality wing joint is that the service is so slow that I have time to write this review. Thank you for wasting as much of my time as possible!
__label__0 Garcia's earns 1 star  because there was one person at the table who enjoyed the meal. Garcia's is definitely not gluten free friendly inspite of the so-called gluten free menu which I can almost recall by heart it is so short. Chicken Gasedo  (shredded chicken in soup bowl one of my tablemates called chicken slop) Beef Machaco, see chicken description, Veggies, Salsa, Black beans or charro beans, house salad with vinegar and oil. So for $9.99 I got a bowl of chicken slop and a cup of black beans. I thought when I got the bill I would be charged ala carte for both items but I wasn't. So don't know if the waiter didn't charge me or what. Word to the wise at Garcia's, add some corn tortillas, maybe keep a bag of tostitos in the kitchen.
__label__3 First check in on 4sq every time you come. Penny beer every 5th trip. It's all about the naked grilled  wings. I get mine hot. Not a fan of the breaded wings, but naked with no breading are fantastic. Also say hi to Eva behind the bar. She's great at what she does.
__label__3 I still enjoy Old Chicago after all this time.  Great place with lunch specials, good soups and always something FUN on Tap!   It feels like a true pub and places that seem few and far between these days. PS. They still have the PIZZA thing Down Pat!
__label__1 The rooms were okay for what they were.\n\nThe complimentary breakfast was a joke.  The lines were ridiculous and some \"crowd control\" was definitely needed in my opinion.\n\nThe restaurant (Rocky River Grille) was horrible.   Service was slow and food was very bland.\n\nI would not stay here again.  It is not worth the price.
__label__4 Tried the corn chowder and it was divine. I especially loved the grated Vermont white cheddar on top!
__label__1 The only reason I give this a two star is purely because the customer service was fantastic. I will say this was a positive I experienced. I contacted Jay via email, and he got back to me very quickly, and his shop staff were very friendly. My cupcakes were not ready at the time I requested to pick them up, which wasn't too big of a deal, as everyone was very apologetic and sincere. Unfortunately the cupcakes themselves were awful. I can say that I have had better tasting cupcakes from Walmart. I ordered a dozen cupcakes, 6 with pink bows, and 6 with blue ties. The decoration did okay, but seemed liked something I could have done myself with some help, but the cupcakes were nearly frozen in the middle, stale, and the icing was hard. This could have been due to the fact that I was suppose to pick up my cupcakes on a Friday, but due to a car accident I was not able to get them until Monday. I did how ever send an email to Jay letting him know this Thursday evening. To me it tasted as if the cupcakes were made several days in advance and left in the walk in frig. Again, 3 of my cupcakes were practically frozen in the middle. I was pretty disappointed as I had heard great things about KAK, and was looking forward to using them in the future for other needs, but I will not be utilizing their services anymore.
__label__4 Okay, I admit it.  I am one of those people that goes into a restaurant  I've never been to expecting to hate SOMETHING.  This sometimes translates into bad reviews which SOMETIMES earn me private messages from other reviewers all offended that I called something out in their review.  I would love to give names, and maybe at some point I will.  ANYWAY...\n\nI am perfectly capable of singing the praises of a restaurant.  I've had La Brioche's baked goods before, and they are wonderful.  I wasn't expecting the delicious deliciousness that was my breakfast at \"True Food\".  I ordered the french toast, and my companion had the eggs benedict.  The french toast had bananas and candied pecans on top, as well as a cream sauce, and came with real maple syrup.  It was a perfect portion to make me full without feeling stuffed.  The bites I had of the eggs benedict were almost too much, it was so good.  The bernaise sauce was lemony, and the eggs had asparagus on top.  \n\nThe decor was fancy without being frou-frou, and the wait staff was friendly.  The explanation in the little \"true food\" book about the decor and the feng shui was a little pretentious, but whatever.\n\nAnyway, I'll be back.  (this last sentence was said in my mind in a cheesy austrian accent btw)
__label__2 If I could sum up La Brioche in one word it would be: Overrated. \n\nI've been to La Brioche more times than I've liked because I have an aunt in town who loves it and we go together often. Also, I used to work at the UWHC and would go to lunch with coworkers there sometimes.\n\nI like that La Brioche is attractive. Their decorating style is cute and reminds me of an eccentric old lady's house. The hot pink wallpaper on the back wall is the bomb. I also like how the egg dishes come with mixed greens on the side instead of carbs. \n\nHere is what I don't like about La Brioche: \n\n-It's EXPENSIVE. Last time I was there a couple months ago, I took a new employee out for lunch. We both drank water and ordered a sandwich each. The sandwiches come with green salad on the side. My sandwich (a BLT) in particular, was tiny. It was more like the size of a half-sandwich from a place like Panera. The bill came to something like $30 dollars with tip. I thought this was ridiculous, and I didn't think the service, food, or atmosphere warranted that price.\n\n-The eggs are bland. At least, the times that I've had omelets and such there, the dishes contained little flavor, and were in desperate need of some salt. I'm also pretty sure based on flavor (or lack thereof) that they use non-stick spray to cook eggs as opposed to using butter. This is a cardinal sin in my book. Butter is not to be feared, but embraced!\n\n-The service is friendly, but SLOOOOW. The aforementioned lunch with my department's new employee took over an hour from the time we ordered to the time we got our bill. For two sandwiches. Nothing even had to be cooked! This is not good if they hope to appeal to people on limited-time lunch breaks.\n\n-Finally, and this is picky, I'll admit, but it really rubs me the wrong way that they have signs up on the wall (and a note in the menu)  that prohibit the use of laptops and cell phones. I get that they want the place to retain an elegant vibe, but at the same time, it irks me, as a functional adult, to be told what I \"should\" do, especially in such a passive-aggressive manner. Also, La Brioche, if you're going to take over an hour to bring people their bill from lunch during a workday, they will probably have to check their email at some point to avoid getting fired, and thus being unemployed and unable to eat at your expensive restaurant.\n\nOverall, I guess I'd give La Brioche 3 stars, but that's being extremely charitable.\nWhile  I've never had an appalling experience here, I've NEVER been wowed, and I've definitely been annoyed on several occasions.\n\nThe breakdown:\nTaste of food: 2.5 stars\nLocation: 3 stars\nService: 3 stars\nValue: 2 stars
__label__2 We have passed by this place a million times on our way to Sushi Creek and finally this morning found some time to stop.  First impression was the place was very clean and after seating ourselves we ordered, Denver omlet and some kind of breakfast bowl.  Food was good, service was very good.  Waiter made sure drinks were refilled and food was to our liking.
__label__3 Great place for lunch, although the buffet selection is quite small, every item is very good.
__label__2 Lunch buffet with a small selection of usual suspects for $9 (not including drink).\n\nOverall the flavors here are decent, but they are a bit toned down for american pallets.\n\nOn my visit they had a selection of  veggie curies pakora, rice and naan. The curries were fine nothing great the Gobi one was the best. The pakora seemed a bit soggy and the naan was scarce. \n\nIf you are hungry or in a rush is a great choice as you pay at the end and it is self service and all you can eat, if you want great inidan flavor I am sure you can find better. At $9 it is a decent price for a lunch buffet in a Urban area.
__label__1 My oldest daughter and I went here since she was in the mood for a good milkshake. I admit that the milkshake was good. Not great but good. The cupcake was good too but nothing to write home about.\n\nWhen we walked in the staff, a pair of twins greeted us both with bigs smile and conversation. They were very polite and allowed us to sample a couple of the ice cream flavors which we felt were very good. My daughter then desided to get a large cookies and cream milkshake so she and I could share it and it was only $1 more than the small.\n\nWhen we get to the register I ask the girl serving us if I could have another cup so my daughter and I can share the milkshake and she says \"Sure\". No problem right? Wrong... When she goes to ring us up for the 1 large milkshake and 1 red velvet cupcake it came up to be nearly $15!!!\n\nI explain that by their pricing \"That the cupcake was $3 and that the large milkshake wasn't $11, so why is it $15?\" The girl says \"Well, I can give you a 20% discount, but that's it.\" As she is staring at me her twin comes up and explains that since I wanted an extra cup for the milkshake they would have to charge me for 2 smalls instead of 1 large milkshake. I explain that I will pay for the large milkshake and the cupcake since that is what I wanted but not for 2 small shakes. She explained that the 2 cups were for 2 small shakes and that is what they needed to charge me for. I again explained that I ordered a large and wasn't paying for 2 smalls & if they need to go ahead and either changre me for the one large & a cupcake or  forget it all and I was leaving since I'm not paying that much. She agreed and I paid for the 1 large milkshake (divided into 2 cups) and 1 cupcake. \n\nAll in all it tased good but not good enought that I will be going back and having this kind of hassle again. To me customer service is worth way more than slightly better tha average taste. \n\nI really like to support local businesses but they have to EARN my support.\n\nMaybe I'll try again, but for now I'm good...
__label__1 I can't believe I paid over $13 for two milkshakes. Why would I do that? It's not that they were bad milkshakes, they were fine, but no milkshake is that good. Not in Gilbert.
__label__3 Been a member here for 3+ years now, and I like the place a lot! If cardio is your thing, a machine is always available. If you work out during peak times it can get a little crowded, but what place doesn't? Lots of free classes for members, smoothie bar, locker rooms are always clean (complimentary mouth wash and lotion), and the staff is always nice. \n\nThe only thing that kills me about this gym is the parking. The lot is super small for the size of the gym and you have to \"win the lottery\" in order to get a decent spot. Suggestion: Staff need to park in the outskirts of the lot, so your paying customers have full availability to prime spots. Prices are a little high, but I ma totally fine with paying a little more for a gym that people go to in order to actually workout!\n\nChild care is also a plus. My son loves this place and often doesnt want to leave.
__label__2 This was our second visit to this restaurant and we were glad we gave it another shot because we weren't too crazy about our first visit.  \n\nWe had ribs the first time and we found them too smoky.  This time we tried the pulled pork sandwiches and they were really good.  The only problem was that the bottom bun was totally and completely soggy but the top wasn't too bad.  The pork itself was really good and I must mention the fries - oh baby!  They were so good!  Sometimes fries don't really taste like much of anything but these fries tasted like they just dug them out of the garden - they had that much potato flavor.  What a treat!  \n\nI agree that there are better barbecue restaurants around but this restaurant is definitely worth stopping at if you're in the neighborhood and have a craving for a pulled pork sandwich (with fries, of course).
__label__4 As good as BBQ gets!!!!!\n\nGreat atmosphere, friendly service, great beer selection and incredible food!  I have lived in Texas and all over the South and I never expected to find the best BBQ in Arizona.  Try it all, you can't go wrong.
__label__2 Good BBQ, the brisket was good, but not great in my mind.
__label__1 As of  our last visit in September 2009, this restaurant still comes up short. My meal was not memorable, and the only thing my husband remebered was the main course of pork, which was quite good. The crab cake appetizer was a mess. The beet salad was puny, but good flavor. I won't beat the dead horse with a stick.  If  menu offerings and prices don't  change,  there could be another vacancy in DC Market--very unfortunate for us who live in north Scottsdale.
__label__4 Best breakfast burritos.  I had about given up on this, because of the clueless and tasteless offerings from other restaurants.  Best coffee.\n\nSometimes they will lose track of your order, but this is easily fixed, and I will keep coming back.
__label__3 After trying their Salsa, Guacamole and Ceviche at the Yelp Event, I couldn't get it out of my mind, it was so good, so I went to have lunch here today! \n\nLet me tell you How Amazing our food was!!! \n\nTo start I ordered the custom Guacamole, they give you a list of ingredients and you check which ones you would like, I chose everything except onions and word to the wise, do yourself a favor and make sure you get the pomegranates (see pics) \nWOW OH WOW, that was the Best Guacamole I've ever had, seriously!!! \n\nFor my entree I decided to order the Acapulco Shrimp Ceviche (see pics) \nIt was Delicious just like it was at the event. \n\nI also ordered the Chicken Taquitos (see pics) OMGosh! These were absolutely the highlight of the meal, definitely not what I was expecting and I mean that in the best way possible! \nFreshly stuffed with shredded chicken and bacon and then rolled and fried to a golden crisp, yet they were so delicate and flavorful. \nI would go here again and again just to order these babies! \n\nMy hubby ordered their cheese enchiladas with two fried eggs on top, which they were more than willing to accommodate him with even though it was not on the menu. (Sorry No pics), but he LOVED every bite, only problem was he wished they had been served with a bit more of their tasty charro beans. \n\nAnd despite getting the generous discount card from the event last night (get $15 off $40) We didn't even hit $40 dollars ordering all that! I think their prices are very fair, especially for the quality and amount of food. \n\nMy only complaint was, the place was still Bombay Spice-ish, decor and music wise. -1 star \n\n\nPlease go get some decorations to liven up the place and give it some character along with playing some more fitting music, I'm not talking mariachi or anything but some Island beats would have been better suited than Loungey dance music. \n\n**The Food was a definite 5 stars for me though**
__label__4 THIS PLACE IS AWESOME. We tried this place after the Concierge from the Montelucia Intercontinental suggested it. When we drove up the place was not very crowded so we were a bit worried. During our meal the placed filled up and after we were done I know why. Hands down a great place. The service was excellent, our server was cheerful, friendly, and attentive. She explained the menu for us and was really great. The margaritas we delicious and the chips were fresh, salsa was incredible. \nTry this place you'll love it
__label__3 Just moved from boring Chandler to the old west apache Junction! This bar is close enough that we can ride quads from the house to the bar! Haha awesome. Def a ghost town in the summer, mostly die hard locals and old crusty cowboys. Goood people watching! The 2 guy bartenders are pretty chill, there's one younger girl, a server that was a total B to my sister and I when we said the burger wasn't good. But she was nicer the next time we went back. The grilled chicken burger is awesome! The mammoth saloon has alot of character and nice outdoor seating and cold beer. I like it:)
__label__2 Closest off the strip reasonably priced JewFood in the Northwest side of the valley. Matzo ball soup and Pastrami spell comfort food. Like the other reviewer writes this place is hit or miss on the service depending on when you come in. Great place to sit and read the paper when you are not in a hurry.
__label__2 Was driving around the area and decided that I would stop by a place I've never been to before and found this little place in the same shopping mall as BWW.  It was around 2 pm and there were only two tables occupied in the joint.  A lady behind the counter asked if I was dining in or out.  When I told her I was dining in, she handed me a menu and told me I could sit anywhere in the restaurant.\n\nAfter browsing the menu for a few minutes, I decided on the Italian Sub (Ham, Capricole, Genoa Salami, Lettuce, Tomato, Onions, and Provolone Cheese) $10.50....came with Fries, Cole Slaw, and Pickle.  I also ordered a side of Jalapenos, in case I wanted to add some kick to it.\n\nWhile I waited for my food, I looked around the joint.  There are beverage coolers in the front of the Deli that had Sodas & Bottled Water.  I was tempted to buy a bottle of Dr. Browns Natural Soda, but after reading the label I decided against it because it said \"Sugar/High Fructose Corn Syrup\".....how is that \"natural\"?  I'm trying to avoid HFCS, so I passed and got a bottle of Water.  They also have Bagels & Pastries available for purchase.....they looked tempting (see pics), but I wanted to wait until after I had my Sandwich to decide if I would do Dessert.\n\nAfter a few minutes my Sandwich came out.  The thing was piled high with Meat!  (see pics) I wasn't expecting this....I had to remove some of it before I ate the Sandwich, just so I could take a bite.  After a few bites, I realized that it was a pretty dry Sandwich.....so I asked for Mayo & Mustard.  I added a little of both and it still lacked something....so I took the Cole Slaw and put it in the Sandwich....ahh, much better!  The Sandwich by itself was too dry and lacked the flavor of really good Italian Sandwiches....at least to me.\n\nThe Fries were pre-fab Crinkle Fries.....pretty bland, had to add Salt.  They weren't that good.  The Cole Slaw very excellent, not too runny or sweet and had a nice crunch to it, which I like.  The Pickle was eh....I've had better.\n\nOverall, it was a OK experience.  There are a bunch of other Sammies on the menu I want to try, so for now it gets 3 Stars from me.\n\nWill I return?  I probably will, but I'm not craving the joint.
__label__0 1 Word. Yucky.\n\nI guess I have \"high standards\" being from New York, but between the pizza and the grossly overpriced, watery sauced, rubbery \"Chicken Parmigiana\", I don't think I'll be making a return visit to this place.\n\nMediocre service. I've had much better, and in a climate with such fierce competition for the consumer's dollar - I think they should try harder.
__label__3 I like to think of this place as Hummus Heaven.  There's plain hummus.  Roasted garlic hummus.  Kalamata olive hummus.  Hot pepper hummus (which is completely orange in color).  My personal favorite is the smoked white bean hummus.  Choose between a small tub or a large tub--the small tub's about the size of a container of hummus from the supermarket, a little more expensive, perhaps, but worth the extra money.\n\nIn addition to hummus, the Greek Gourmet carries containers of fresh baba ghanoush, sleek, Greek bean salad, and rice pudding.  I'm also tempted by the glass display case of pastries.  There's baklava, of course, and spanakopita, and a variety of other sweet and savory pastries, most of the phyllo-variety.  I enjoyed the generous square of spanakopita I had, though I might have liked a few more layers of phyllo to better balance the hearty amount of spinach-feta mixture.\n\nThere's also a $5 sandwich special--I believe the choices are hummus & feta, gyro, or falafel.  I haven't tried this, but it seems like a good deal, and the price includes a soda.  \n\nThe Greek Gourmet closes kind of early, so it's probably better for take-out for lunch rather than dinner.  It's a nice alternative to other eateries on the block like Mineo's, Aiello's and Zaw's.
__label__0 I'm in Sun City visiting my mom, and apparently this is a favorite of she and her husband. I'm absolutely stunned, as they usually have decent taste. Thus place was truly terrible.  The only redeeming quality was that it was relatively clean.
__label__2 Not located the best looking strip mall but it's actually pretty quiet. I live right around the corner so I drop in here all the time.They updated the interior recently and it's a bit more comfy now. They got rid of the buffet, which I was sad about at first, but I honestly think the food has gotten better and fresher since they did. It's consistently pretty good, but I can't say it's amazing -  if you're craving Chinese this will definitely get you what you want at a pretty good price.
__label__2 This was my first time here and I didn't know it was a Quick Trip! I remember this used to be a Chevron a few years back. I desperately needed gas and this was the closet place at the time. It was easy to get in and out. I didn't go inside, but the place seemed busy. It was 8pm at night and there were plenty of people filling up on gas and entering the store for goods. I'll have to keep this QT in mind next time I'm in the area.
__label__4 The service at this store was amazing and the saved my wedding dress shopping experience.  The first store I visited was I do I do and it was horrible.  The service at An Affair to Remember is awesome.  They are very knowledgeable about their dresses and are a full service store that stands behind their product.  As the previous review states, they only carry two lines but they are decent lines with good quality dresses for reasonable prices.  If you like Maggie Sottero or Casa Blanca then this is a wonderful store to visit.
__label__3 This is a very good place.  The tables are well spaced and it is fairly quiet.  The food is tasty and they will make things very hot if you ask for it that way.  They use a lot of garlic and that is one of my favorites. Many selections are organic and they try to use local products when available.  I am usually bored with chicken but they make several flavorful chicken dishes.  The home made pasta is super asis the Bolognese sauce.   The service is good as well.
__label__2 SMall place tucked in the back of a shopping center.\n\nThe people that work there are WEIRD.  The food is GREAT!
__label__2 Its a post office in a crappy ghetto location thats all
__label__1 Talula, WHAT ARE YOU??? The decor inside is eclectic to say the least, modern art, Spanish wood work, sports bar... My head was hurting just walking by your electric pink exterior. And you need to learn to NOT sit patrons right next to the live band, ever. \nYour food makes up for your decor. Friday fish fry is delicious and very modestly priced! While you don't follow a specific cuisine range, the dishes are tasty. Once you get over your identity crisis, I might be back.
__label__2 I had the Friday special, beer battered walleye with baked potato. The waiter was great, he didn't want me to feel rushed but he was very busy so he juggled a lot to get back to me.  When I selected a wine, he even gave me his opinion (\"my favorite\").  I think it was worth the money but I don't think I'll go back for fried food.  The hamburgers looked awesome (a nearby table had the guac burger...mmm).
__label__1 When I got the bill it was a lot more than I respected because they charged me $3 for a 1/4th of a cup of sub-par gravy. She never told me it would be extra and it is just over priced in general. Also the country fried steak was some very poor quality meat. Only good thing about this place was their home fries and decorations. Never going back.
__label__0 I absolutely love, love, love Best Buy. But not this one. Rude, unfriendly and under trained staff. Until the company and management do some training with the employees I will go somewhere else. On this occasion I went to Sams to purchase a new TV. I will be back, but if I'm treated poorly and ignored again I will walk right back out empty handed and drive to a competitor. Shame on you Best Buy for not even trying and assuming we have no where else to shop. It's a proven fact that consumers will pay a little extra and drive a little further for better customer service. I did.
__label__4 So my kid was sick with a cough and then after three days seemed to get better. Then, the night of her seeming improvement she tanked. Chills, fever, and a back ache... (Red alert.) She fell asleep on the sofa as I cooked her dinner. I tried to wake her up but she was out cold (but with sweating.) I sat next to her trying to check her temperature when she suddenly sat up and said her stomach really hurt, so I ran with her to the bathroom. Just as I was congratulating myself on diverting disaster in her own words, \"Mommy I threw up a rainbow.\" If it had been a unicorn we would have been on our way to PCH, but after some cleaning up and a warm bath I got her back to bed. I stayed up until three in the morning until her fever broke, turning her pillow over to the cool side, and blowing cool air on her neck, and petting her hair and wishing her back to well. Wishing didn't work so I got on the phone. In the morning I called her amazing group of doctor's and got her in immediately. And that is how it is done at Camelback Pediatrics, they  always see her if I call and request it. Her Doctor is Dr. Alexander and my daughter is madly in love with him, especially at three... she would cover her mouth and smile and giggle like a little geisha. We both love her doctor... he is smart, laid back, has a great sense of humor, is great with kids, and he explains things in a way a first time mom can understand. (He's been doing it for over twenty years so he has it down.) When my kid didn't walk at almost two years his diagnosis... she was lazy (it was a joke but it made me feel better... as I am very lazy and I thought, finally, something she gets from me.) She was walking weeks later. I just needed to relax and stop doing all her bidding (yeah, she was talking almost the moment she came out of the womb bossing me around so why walk?) The staff is all friendly and accommodating and we have seen almost every doctor in the practice and they are all wonderful. The waiting room is set up so well patients wait on one side of the office and sick on the other (smart.) To bad my own doctor's office isn't run so well. I wish I could take credit for finding such an amazing doctor but my friend Pam gave me the good advice. So thanks Pam! And thanks to Dr. Alexander for taking such great care of my little rainbow maker...
__label__1 I liked them at first, Dr. Scharff is a very nice man. Things were going good until my daughter was about 5 months old. I brought her in one day because she was tugging at her ear and she was breathing a little funny. One of the docs, can't remember her name, rushed through our appointment and said nothing was wrong with her. I took her to Phoenix Children's E.R. that night and it turns out that she had bronchiolitis and and ear infection. More recently my daughter came in for a double ear infection, she was prescribed antibiotics and I left them out on accident. I called Walgreens to get a refill and they told me the doctor would have to approve it. She approved it but then my insurance said it was too soon for a refill. I called my insurance and was informed that the doc's office needed to call and get an override. I called them back and relayed the info and not even 60 seconds later Polly (a nurse) called me and said it wouldn't be covered because it was my fault that I'd left the medicine out. I asked her if she even called them and she said \"no I just know they won't\". If I was naive I wouldn't have called Express Scripts myself but I did. The lady said that my plan allowed a replacement refill and it was approved immediately. I called back to let Polly know that maybe she should check first before telling a parent that and the lady at the front desk acted like I was annoying her and rushed me off the phone. \n\nLinda, the lady who answers the phone 90% of the time acts like she works in a call center and has a quota she must reach for talk time. She talks super fast and rushes you off of the phone. \n\nI know it's a business but these people do not REALLY care about your children and they herd you through the office like cattle. \n\nI called and left a message for the office manager and what do you know, two days later and still no call. Hmmm.\n\nI will not be taking my daughter there anymore!! Guess that'll make more available room in the waiting area.   :)
__label__3 good peruvian food.  granted i've only tried a few places, but my bf is peruvian and we both agreed this place was legit!  we ordered the arroz con pollo (chicken and seasoned rice) and the anticucho de lomo (beef kabobs with sides).... two popular peruvian dishes.  both were yummy.  i really liked the peruvian rice... and the kabobs were very tender and tasty!!  it's worth the drive and experience.\n\non the flip side, i did feel the dishes were a bit pricey for what they were.  however, i realize peruvian food is hard to come by here....  thus, rarity comes with a price.
__label__4 I can't even tell you how wonderful the peruvian cuisine is here. Actually, I can. I went to this place because I live very close by. I didn't expect much when walking in. Decor is cool, but it was not busy at all which worried me. We asked the waiter what his fave dish was and he said the Lomo Saltado. I ordered it and fell in love the minute the food touched my lips. It's quality beef strips, sauteed with white onions and sliced tomoatoes. It is cooked in a vinegar/beer marinade and tossed with french fries. My husband got the Milanesa. It is breaded steak with a side of a beautiful pesto pasta. We haven't tried any seafood here but that happens to be one of their specialties. This place is perfect for a date night, or bringing family to for a night of great food.
__label__4 While vacationing in Vegas I decided to stop here before coming back home.  As a Peruvian am always questionable if the food is going to be good.  This place shut me the heck up!!! HA! the Ceviche was so good! with the sweet potato warm just like they serve it in Peru.  I also had the pescado sudado ... VERY GOOD! the owner was super nice and I will stop here every time I go to Vegas! DELICIOUS!
__label__2 If you need a Peruvian food fix, and want good \"lomo saltado\" and a seafood mixto appetizer, then this is the place for you.  \n\nThe lomo saltado is extremely plentiful and I love the French fries served with.  The rice is always perfectly done, too.  \n\nAmbiance is great, and service is always very good.  \n\nSo why the three stars?  Over the course of 6 months their Aji Peruvian Green Sauce - what Peruvian food is also famous for - has completely gone downhill.  It simply lost it's spice.  I believe Mi Peru is a victim of its clientele (kinda like Lindo Michoacan.)  What I mean is, they took some of the spice out of the Aji sauce to make it more palatable for folks who can't take the heat.  \n\nI hate it when restaurants do this!!!  Stay genuine, my friends.  Stay genuine. \n\nGosh I miss that sauce.
__label__1 This place has so much potential, but unfortunately their customer service is very poor and I don't care to ever go there again. I went on a Thursday night because I was selected to have a VIP Party there.  The lady at the door must not have been trained properly because I had to ask her where we were supposed to sit and even when we decided on the table there was no waitress to be found for at least 10 minutes. \n\nFree appetizers came with the VIP Party and I understand it's \"while supplies last\" but why would you set out big plates AND little appetizer plates. By the time my party got in line to get their food we were left with the little plates and they ran out of chicken wings. \n\nWhile bowling was fun, my friends and I were waiting yet again for a server to come and give us menus. As soon as the server came to our table I asked her the prices of the martinis and if she had a favorite. Her answer basically left me wanting just a water because she didn't have a favorite martini and didn't care to refer anything else. My friend ordered a couple martinis. She didn't like them even though she was already tipsy and it took over 15 minutes for the bartender to make them. \n\nAs if the service for the food and drinks weren't bad enough, the lady at the front desk handling the bowling lanes was pretty rude as well. I wanted to split the lane up between 5 people and the amount was about $13 she says, \"Really??? $13? You want to split it?\" After waiting five minutes for her to split the ticket I ended up just paying for it altogether. \n\nIt really sucked because I love to bowl and this would've been a great spot for me and my friends to come out to on occasion. However, I'll settle for Dave and Busters or even AMF next time.
__label__3 I got take out cuz I was too lazy to cook!  =)\n\nI ordered:\n\nWonton Soup with pork - Good and flavorful\nPhad See Ew - It was pretty good\nThai BBQ Pork - I did not like the flavor\n\nNext time I am sticking with my usual (Phad Thai, BBQ Chicken, Satay)
__label__0 As a former member of this location, my contract didn't expire until the end of 2013.  In an effort to close out my account, I paid off the existing balance.  I had heard rumors that although I closed the contract, I should watch my credit card statement because this particular location has a reputation for continuing to charge credit cards with the assumption that the charge will not be noticed.  Surprise!  I checked today and I was charged for a contract that has been paid in full.  A franchise is only as good as the location.  This \"owner\"  is an experienced con artist based and needs to be shut down.
__label__2 I've been to Sausalido several times over the past few years but have never written a review. We decided to go for restaurant week. The menu on the restaurant week website looked good. Two appetizer choices, a salad, and two entree choices for $25.14 including a corkage fee (BYOB). Hubs went with the restaurant week menu. In the mood for pasta, I went with the bolognese. The server brought over bread with their white bean/balsamic spread. Very yummy, as always. \nWe started with the quinoa meat(less)balls which was easily the star of the show. Anytime a healthy ingredient like quinoa is transformed into something so delicious that I can't even tell it's healthy, that's a homerun in the food world. Quinoa, cheese and marinara sauce, who would have thought? The next course was a salad with their white balsamic dressing. A standard salad topped off with blackberries, a nice surprise.  \nMy bolognese arrived soon after the salad was cleared. Unfortunately, this is where the meal went downhill. The pasta was tender but the sauce lacked flavor for me. Although meaty, I was hoping for a more of a tomato base. I ended up taking most of it home for hubs who really enjoyed his risotto with bacon, arugula and blue cheese.  \nThe service was also lacking. At the beginning of the meal we spent a significant amount of time looking around and waiting to order. When asking questions about the menu we were given either  a short answer or said he didn't know because he never tried it. Overall, some parts of our experience were fantastic while others were lacking.
__label__1 This Sonic had good food (for a Sonic) but service was very slow.\n\nBe advised that they use fake whipped cream as a topping on their shakes and (presumably) ice cream.
__label__0 F724 \n\nShe didn't even look at me, didn't bother asking why I was entering her place of business, didn't reply when I spoke and in no way acknowledged that I was even in her presence. Just handed me a ticket and was done with me. If this happened anywhere else, I would make an effort to never return, tell all my friends how horrible this experience was, and write a scathing review about the deplorable customer service of this business. Sadly, this was my Saturday morning at the DMV, a place I think is modeled after the agonizing depths of Hell. With the same musac score playing...and the same voracious stench in the air..and the same spastic children running around (only in my version of Hell, it's politicians campaigning around me). \n\nSo, I was already running late because I had to complete my emissions test early. Those nice people there not only told me there were only three DMVs open on Saturdays, they gave me a map. How precious. I was fortunate enough to be near one of the only DMVs open on Saturday (Seriously? Three DMVs open on Saturday for the entire Valley?) After receiving such a magnificent welcome, I knew this was quickly going to be among the most painful experiences of my life. To simplify what was so bad, let me make a list of what I feel constitutes acceptable behavior in public: \n\n1) Bathe. The combination of water and soap, along with massaging the skin, creates an outcome that is most pleasing. Be sure to scrub behind your ears and reference this website about another notorious spot : http://www.craigslist.org/about/best/htf/755891987.html \n\n2) Sit still. Yes, I know we're all waiting here for about an hour. But tapping your foot, rocking back and forth in your chair or bouncing your leg aren't going to make time go any faster. Trust me, I was watching the clock. If you feel anxious, get up and walk around. \n\n3) Leash your children. If they cannot sit quietly, leave them in the car. It's winter, they'll be fine. It's not cute when your little monster is running up and down the aisles with his honey bun squeezing out between his fingers. It's even more not cute when he fake-falls five times in a row right in front of me. \n\n4) Maintain quiet tones and ensure appropriate conversations when taking/making calls. To the lady behind me, I'm sorry you're not that experienced in stripping. The first thought that popped into my mind was you had a failed audition for Le Girl. Thanks to your continued conversation, I was able to figure out you were a woodworker. \n\n5) Acknowledge the humans around you. Yeah, I get it. I'm not that big. In fact, if I turn sideways I disappear. But, I'm still right in front of you so pay attention, quit bumping in to me and hitting my leg. Unless that was flirting, in which case you really need to find someone more your level. \n\nOh, the DMV: You have a brilliant recipe for dashing dreams and gutting humanity. And you manage to do it in a painfully lit room that reeks of a combination of my brother's old gym shoes and my dad's dirty underwear. There has to be an award for that, but I don't have the motivation to research it. \n\nOh, and F724 was my number upon entering. I spent and hour and 15 minutes looking at that slip of paper. Just so you know, that one star is for the website (which should probably get 3-4 stars but anchors like this oft sink the ship). \n \nLe sigh... \n\nOpen T-Sa 8:00am - 5:00pm; information only after 4:30pm
__label__2 Nice venue, comfortable seats.  It was funny, not side splitting. There were more \"games\" that the group did, and not a lot based in audience suggestion. I would have appreciated the \"improv\" more if there was more of it. Much of what was done could have easily been performed previously and passed off as \"improv\". \nIt was nice to experience something different, and it is good to see more options for entertainment in Charlotte.
__label__1 Took the family to this particular Red Lobster for my oldest son's birthday (he wanted Red Lobster).  We usually go to the S. Alma School location, but decided to try this one.  Big mistake!  We entered and the hostess was not very friendly, and was rolling her eyes about something when we greeted her.  We waited the 15-20 mins to be seated, no biggy.  We get seated and the waitress comes by for our drink order.  We get drinks and take a few to decide our order, and this is when the fun started.  The waitress never mentions specials, etc so as we order I ask for a particular item that she states is popular and that is why they're out of it.  I make a choice on something else, but this could have been avoided by a simple explanation of specials and a \"by the way, we are out of this\"  So we get our slads and biscuits and it seemed to be ok.  Now our order arrives, me and my sons get our orders, my wife gets a portion of what is supposed to be served as an entree in appetizer form.  The waitress explains here are these shrimps, the grilled take longer, it's my fault but it should be up in 2 minutes.  Ok, 10 minutes later, the grilled shrmp skewer is brought out, no sides that are supposed to be with them.  The waitress asks did you want me to bring those out?  Really?  With a little bit of an attitude I might add.  My wife then asks to speak to  a manager.  He comes over about 5-7 minutes later, which makes me think he may have over camplaints.  He was very nice and comped her meal and my son's dessert.  The 2 stars are for him making her order right,  It will be a long time, if ever we go back there due to some piss poor attitudes by people that should be working in a toll booth rather than dealing in the service industry.
__label__4 Northwest Yoga is the best studio I have been to.  The atmosphere is warm, the energy is sweet and the variety of classes and instructors allow many choices.  The owner has really expanded the studio, the offerings and the schedule, and has set a beautiful tone.  I especially enjoy Karen and Patrice as instructors.  I have learned so much, made many friends and feel better than I have in years.  This studio is my home and where my heart is.
__label__4 I have been practicing at Northwest Yoga for just over a year and I absolutely love it!  The environment at the studio is so safe, loving, and welcoming.  The teachers are excellent and give a physical workout as well as a spiritual experience.  Northwest Yoga is a wonderful community that is unpretentious and where you quickly become family.  So glad I found it!
__label__2 Gus's is a fifties-themed diner, so ambience is what it is--get over it.  I've been here for breakfast a few times, and I'm happy to report that the fare is just fine.  The service is friendly and attentive. I can't remember the last time (if there ever was one) that I was blown away by breakfast food, so what more can you ask for?
__label__3 Good food, crowded, hurried service  (the bus boy would swoop in and grab stuff as he said \"you done\")
__label__4 What a cute store!  Bought my stroller here and it was the same price as it would have been from the manufacturer website minus the shipping and handling.  The owner was friendly and upbeat and gave me and my dad a great tutorial on how it works.  They also have all the accessories I will need in the future for my stroller and growing family.  Stop in here if you are expecting or know someone that is, you will be sure to find that perfect \"something\".
__label__3 Well, I wouldn't call myself a Chinese buffet expert. But if there were such a title, I would like to say I'm in the running since it's become sort of a family tradition of mine to try new Chinese buffets.\n\nAnd in my maybe-expert opinion, World Buffet is among the top, with the exception of a few dishes: \n- the coconut shrimp, honey chicken, and spicy salt shrimp dishes were soggy (should be crispy dishes).\n- sashimi was not properly thawed and still had bits of ice on it\n- bathrooms smelled really bad\n\nWith all these negatives, 'WHY would you give 4 stars', you ask?\n\nStaff was friendly, dining area was clean, food was not too salty, fruit looked fresh, sushi looked fresh (albeit some were still close to frozen)...all things I RARELY say about Chinese buffets.\n\nWith the exception of the dishes previously mentioned, the food was at or above par. I particularly enjoyed the beef short ribs, clams, coffee cake, fish balls with pork filling (in soup), and fried crab. These dishes were the best I've tasted in a Chinese buffet.\n\nHigh ceilings and a brightly-lit atmosphere are icing on the cake.\n\nAnd the cherry: compared to similar buffets, World Buffet is a couple bucks cheaper ($11.99 on a weeknight).\n\nNow if I could only become a professional buffet critic...
__label__2 I am always on the fence about any type of buffet style restaurant. World Buffet is clean and the staff is friendly and accommodating. The woman who sat us overheard my 4 year old asking for chicken nuggets ( which they don't have during the week) and said she would have the kitchen cook us up some. \nFrom the adult food perspective, everything was fresh and warm- not so easy to come by at buffets.
__label__3 Let's start with the Awesome deal we got... 3 nights in the 1 Bedroom Penthouse Suite for $600. We booked thru Travel Zoo.\nThe entrance makes you feel VIP. Gated Security was very professional. They ask for your name in which you made the reservation, checks the list, then gives you a parking pass.\nValet was very professional and efficient. Unlimited Valet during the entire stay which is also included in the Resort Fee.\nCheck-In was smooth however, we booked thru Jet Luxury Resort, so we could not actually Check-In until 3pm. So we had to wait about 20 minutes.\nRoom was gorgeous. Our room was on the 32nd floor. 32-621 to be exact which is a large corner suite. Balcony view is awesome. Nice size bathrooms. Double sinks which is very necessary for me and my boo. Bed was very plush with the goose down pillows and comforter. Full kitchen with the top of the line Sub Zero fridge, dishwasher, microwave, Hamilton Beach blender, toaster, all the dishes, pots & pans, silverware and glassware that you would have at home. Very comfy!\nMaid service was very efficient. We had our Do Not Disturb light on the entire time we were there so housekeeping left a bag with fresh towels and water bottles everyday. Nice Touch! We had more than enough towels to use. When that red DND light is on, you will not be disturbed PERIOD! \nThere is an actual doorbell for the suite too so if you are expecting a delivery or maintenance they already know to ring the bell.\nWe had full access to ALL the pools at the MGM including the Lazy River. The drinks are very over priced. $8.65 for a Heineken... Let's just say $10. Are we really keeping the change. Going to the pool was very relaxin. More than enough space to find your own little section and lay out!\nCONS:\nThere were no Robes or Slippers in the closet waiting for us. I was looking forward to putting mine on. I called Jet Luxury and the girl said we only get robes if we are the Owners. Later when I had the fallout with Mandy the \"Operatilns Manager\", I brought up the fact that we didn't have robes in the room. She said that they were available upon request... And we Still Never Got the Robes!\nThere was an iHome in the room however it did not work that great! It had lots of static... Connector was damaged I believe.\nThe Flat Screen TV in the bedroom did not pop up out of the desk. I guess the hydraulic lift was broken so we had to call maintenance. Took them about 20 minutes to arrive.\nThe TV in the bathroom was completely broken. I would not even cut on. Called Jet Luxury to repair. My Boo wanted to watch the Football game while taking a shower. An hour passed by and still no maintenance. They said they would send someone right up. Never Happened! I then called Jet Luxury to speak to a manager. Ended up talking to the \"Operations Manager\" by the name of Mandy. She was very unprofessional. For some reason she didn't understand why we would be upset. I feel like for the money that was spent in the room, there shouldn't be anything wrong with the TV's. Besides who wants to spend their time in Vegas waiting on the Repair Guy? I'm not at home, I'm in VEGAS!\nOverall the experience was Great! Jet Luxury has very questionable Customer Service, even though their prices are very good. Will probably book directly thru MGM next time.
__label__2 Im a hotel bouge. I work for the industry and tend to be very critical with hotels when I stay at them. First and foremost I will comment on the actual hotel itself. Beautiful. Charming and the rooms are very cozy. My boyfriend and I stayed here for my 30th birthday and Christmas 2012 and we loved that it had a small kitchen complete with everything you need to make your own food. A luxury we used twice. However, there is a lack of service here that needs to be pointed out. After our first night., housekeeping came in the middle of us having breakfast. I told them to come back in about an hour and we should be done. We got dressed and before we left the hotel, I called to request the room be serviced. When we came back, it was not serviced at all. All our dirty dishes and such were still hangin around. No towels refreshed. The next morning, we had to clean our own dishes before leaving. They have huge heavy doors at the main entrance and NO doorman helping open doors for women, elderly, or anything. People are forced to haul open these huge doors while carrying their luggage and such. Amenities and hotel comfort gets a 3 star review, but service lacks and loses two stars for it.
__label__0 The hotel suite was amazing since its roomy and clean at first. The management was horrible as the unit is owned by Jet Luxury Resort. First at check in they forgot to transfer our reservation to the hotel so we had to wait 30 minutes just to check in while our taxi was waiting outside charging us. Then the cleanliness was a disappointment. The housekeeping staff member came in who couldn't speak English. She did not make the bed or clean the washroom or the room. She changed the towels and garbage can. We tried communicating with her about cleaning the room, but she had no response. We called the manager and we were accussed of lying about finding our reservation during checkin in for 30 minutes. Management also showed no sympathy for our frustration as we stayed at the hotel for 4 nights and not a single day the hotel was cleaned. The 4rth night after much complaints to the manager, a housekeeper was sent to clean the room, and once again they changed the towels and garbage and left without cleaning the room. Our room was filthy with dirty washroom, dust and unwiped tables and kitchen counters. It was an extremely inconvenient part of the trip since we had to call the manager 3 times and there was nothing done to accomodate for the poor service. Our tv remote control was not working and the manager completely ignored the complaint and instead of accused us that most people try to take advantage by complaining so they can't do anything to accomodate. The MGM Signature hotel themselves apologized numerous time on behalf of Jet Luxury Resort and tried to accomodate us. \n\nFor future, I will never recommend or book with Jet Luxury. Instead book directly with the hotel. It's better to have good service and pay more than go through poor management and horrible customer service. \n\nOh, just to add, their sales representative \"Josh\" is a horrible worker. Horrible service and bad attitude. He is very unprofessional and no sense of service at all.
__label__1 Sushi is ok but rolls are small and service is really slow.  I ordered 3 rolls, it took 20 minutes to get the first one, and they served them one at a time. It wasn't crowded, I was the only one at the sushi bar.   Go to Ginbu 401 instead.
__label__1 I go to the College of Southern Nevada just right across the street, so naturally, I had to go try this place out. What attracted me was that because I'm a CSN student, I'm given the chance at a discount when I show my student ID. So, awesome right? Good food and at a good price. At least, so I expected.\n\nI've gone to this Denny's a handful of times with a different set of friends, so I know that something has definitely been going down.\n\nJust earlier today was my last visit. I went with a good friend of mine after getting out of class. The lady in the back simply said, \"Good evening, please take a seat anywhere on the right side.\" Of course, while a group of four who were probably students too were sitting in a booth on the far left. Hm, not a big deal, I guess; it wasn't busy after all.\n\nSo, we both take a seat. She hands us our menus and asks us first what we want to drink. Ten minutes later, she comes back with glasses and she takes our order, as we politely tell her thank you, and says that she'll \"have it out soon.\" So we sit back and talk. And talk. And, talk some more. Note: We had both gotten in at about approximately 6:15 PM. At 6:40, my friend and I begin to wonder what had been taking our food so long, as he loudly sipped on an empty glass of water with no waitress to refill it.\n\nAt around 6:50, she comes back and gives us our food. Imagine how cold my Smothered Cheese Fries felt when I ate it, and to my dismay, how ridiculously small the portion was for five dollars. My friend got the Biscuits and Gravy. Keep in mind, these are two very simplistic dishes; not much to add in, so why did it take so long? I wouldn't know how fast the chef cooked it, but oh, we could only guess that this waitress took centuries to get it to our table.\n\nNot to mention, my friend was promised another glass of ice water. As soon as we finish eating, there's been no sight of her walking anywhere near or past us. We practically had to march our way over to the front area just to get the bill because we could only bet that he would've been late to his class if we didn't do it.\n\nThe previous time that I came here before tonight, the lady who gave us our check was practically harassing us with some kind of an attempt at a guilt-trip by going, \"I see you didn't leave a tip. Was our service bad?\" Oh man, I bit my tongue. You didn't know how badly I wanted to say it, too.\n\nAnother time that I had, we didn't have utensils on our table for forty minutes. Our food had come in ten minutes prior. And, not to mention, I had to stop eating just because my refill didn't come in for what felt like hours.\n\nStill not convinced that this place is run by a nut job? My friend who I went with today overheard the waitress whispering under her breath about how \"crowded\" it was. This location is a very spacious building, but believe me, and I kid you not, there were only four other groups of people in tables aside from my friend and myself. Clearly, this woman has never seen a true lunch rush like I have, and many others.\n\nBut anywho, you want to know the moral of this story? Unless you're such a die-hard for Denny's that you don't care when you get it as long as if you get it, then save some time and DON'T go to this location. You'll wait for hours and be treated horribly as a customer, if even as a person at all.\n\nIf I didn't enjoy Denny's food so much, I would've seriously given this place a star. Maybe even zero. Never again.
__label__0 After 10 PM they stop serving mashed potatoes. Service is usually slow. The cooks don't really know how to cook properly. Not impressed at all. If you want a sit down late night, go to Arizona Charlie's.
__label__3 Maybe I'm the only one, but I really like having the convenience of a grocery store next door to where I work out (One Love Yoga). Even better is that it's Basha's, not AJ's, so the prices are a little lower for the area than most choices.\nThe store is clean, they offer plenty of cold drinks, and the checkers are friendly. It's right off Scottsdale Rd and easy to see. The store front has that same, newer, light cocoa color to the building that is common in N Scottsdale. It looks nice and a little more inviting than some of the older stores in the valley.\nFree wifi too.
__label__4 Best breakfast ever! They serve things I have never even heard of like some flip donut with cream cheese. I had a huge bagel and some delish donut and my mouth hit the floor when I paid. I literally thought she only swipped the cream cheese, I did not believe her when my order was under $2.00!! If you have never been there you need to go- ASAP! Thank you checker #201 you made my day! I have never had such a great bagel!!
__label__1 Seriously?  $13+ to scoop up some frozen food and then have a chef \"stir fry\" it for 5 minutes?  I really just don't understand the appeal of HutHot.  The restaurant itself is the typical chain of suburban-style places that put some kind of authentic looking name on a place that is more ordinary then what I get at the grocery store.\n\nFirst off, the food that is provided in the buffet might be all you can eat, but I'd never want to make more than one trip.  It's all frozen, the beef is thinly sliced and of a poor cut, the vegetables / side items are all stringy and pathetic looking, and there's little description to go with the labels.\n\nI tried a few of the user recommended combinations, only to be confronted with a dish that had an awkward taste to it and left me with a half-full plate of something I had no interest in finishing.\n\nI hate being harsh on a restaurant, but this is not something I'd recommend to anyone.  If you want all you can eat, you could go to an OCB and probably get better food (and I'd feel bad for you then too), and if you wanted Asian cuisine, there's plenty that are much better (or your own cooking).\n\nI understand the concept of these places.  Sure, you make your own food but they're supposed to provide ingredients and cuts that are better than what you could find at the grocery store.  Too bad this doesn't ring true with HuHot.  At least the service was ok and the items were well stocked.  Other than that, absolutely nothing that would compel me to spend $13 there again.
__label__1 Was hoping to add a restaurant to the \"close to home, works for the whole family for dinner\" category, but HuHot won't be in the rotation.\n\nPositives: Service was perfectly friendly, and the kids liked watching the guys at the grill. My 12 year old still fits the kid category for a $4.99 stir-fry.  These are the things that saved it from 1 star overall.\n\nThe rest: The food is pretty bad-- one star for sure.  First I put something together based on pork and one of their spiciest sauce combinations.  Whether it was the meat or the prep, the pork was like leather (my wife compared hers to beef jerky) and the sauce could best be described as \"gooey\" (my wife's teriyaki was best described as \"salty\").  I then tried a bit of chicken with a Pad Thai sauce-- the chicken had the same unidentifiable (as chicken) texture, and the sauce was similar in its gooiness to the first sauce.\n\nHere's the clencher-- my 7 year old declared the chicken strips the worst he's ever had.  And this kid has looooow standards when it comes to chicken strips.\n\nAs compared to Flat Top Grill at Hilldale (which to me always tastes good, fresh, and healthy), HuHot fails miserably. Too bad Hilldale is too far to drive when two kids are hungry, and they don't have the requisite nuggets, cheese pizza, or corn dogs for the 7 year old...
__label__3 My family and I going to Qdoba. The staff is friendly and most importantly, my daughter loves the rice, chicken, cheese and peppers in her burrito bowl.\n\nThe food is always fresh and like the ability to pick and choose what fixings and toppings you can place on your taco or burrito.\n\nI know this may scorn some, buy I'll take Qdoba over Chipotle anyday!\n\nThe place is always clean and usually served quickly.\n\nThe chips with guac is a tasty addition to any meal.\n\nWe try and hit Qdoba once every few weeks and never disappoints!.
__label__0 This place is terrible! \n\nBeing a native NYer, I was excited to find a deli labeled \"real NY deli\". This is the equivalent to a super shitty, dirty Bronx bodega or road-side \"deli\" in some po-dunk upstate NY town. This is no \"NY deli\".\n\nThe meats were over processed crap, bathroom was among the dirtiest I've ever seen any where in the world. On the positive, the people seemed nice & it's cheap. Totally disappointed.
__label__3 They served my iced chai in a glass.  Like, an actual glass glass.  You don't get those these days (what, am I like 80??). \n\nIn the ye olden days of my life I was a Bucks Barista.  We USED to serve iced drinks in a real glass.  This was back in the day when the Bucks had a \"small\" coffee house vibe.  Gone are those days!  Come to think of it, do they even offer \"for here\" mugs for hot drinks anymore??  It's such a nice REAL coffee house perk to have that option!\n\nThere's plenty of room to work for the day and the Internet is FREE!  Major perk!  The Barista here was also extremely nice and helpful when I asked her what kind of chai they served.  She didn't groan when I asked, like some jaded B's do.  It was an organic brand I had never heard of before and it was great!  Not too sugary and just the right amount of spice (forgive me for not remembering the brand!).  \n\nI was STARVING too with no lunch and noticed they carried Sustainable Rustic Bakery goods.  The B told me they are located in the Pittsburgh Public Market as well.  I picked up what looked like a massive size fig newton.  It was incredible!!  And made me feel much better about myself knowing that the ingredients are all natural.  Maybe not the best lunch option, but it was awesome....I'll def be hitting them up at PPM!\n\n\nTotal plus: Rockin' tunes...I totes dig the vibe!
__label__2 We stopped by this place for lunch on a Saturday afternoon.  We ordered the furikake poke and mixed plate of kalbi ribs and Hawaiian roast pork. We ate all of the poke and had a misubi and our plate of food still did not come.  The waitress gave us the bill, that's when we realized that our waitress didn't get our order right and thought we only ordered the poke. So after waiting another 10 minutes, our plate of food arrived.  It was big, just like other yelpers said.  There was enough food for both my wife and I to share one plate for lunch.  There were three pieces of kalbi ribs and a decent pile of roast pork with gravy, two scoops of rice and macaroni salad. But one piece of the kalbi ribs was all fat, with very little beef on it.  I was not too impressed with this plate, as the whole plate was lacking in flavour.  The kalbi ribs could have been marinated longer, the roast pork was not that tasty and there wasn't enough gravy for the two scoops of rice.  The macaroni salad is standard fare just like any other Hawaiian cuisine restaurant.  The misubi wasn't fresh, rice was on the hard side.  I do like the big portions of the mixed plate though and their poke was fresh and quite tasty, so I will come back and try some of there other menu items.
__label__2 Whoa, a good plate lunch place in the desert! \n\nIts not exactly Hawaii's plate lunch but nothing wrong with some reinterpretation for mainland taste (mashed potatoes as an option instead of rice, or chicken katsu with brown gravy; huh?)\n\nThe teri steak, teri chicken, and kalbi are just as good as any back home.  All are deeply marinated, lightly charred, cooked well done, and served messy over rice and mac salad. Win!  The Portuguese bean soup and oxtail soup are also both good but can't top the best back home.  \n\nThe plates are large. \n\nPrices are EXTREMELY high.  At around $10 per plate, its even more expensive than most Hawaii plate lunch restaurants.  Unfortunate since you can get so much more for your money elsewhere off the Strip.
__label__3 tasty food and good size portions, homemade presentation and flavor.
__label__4 Only in a Hawaiian restaurant is it endearing (and not tacky) when your server comes around, holding her baby while taking your food order ;)\n\nSeriously though, Island Flavor is legit! True Hawaiian food at its best!!! I found this restaurant through Yelp and it is worth the (less than) 20 minute drive from the strip. \n\nMy boyfriend & I split the Furikake Poke, while he opted for the Fried Rice Omelet with Portuguese Sausage and I got the combo with KFC (Korean Fried Chicken) and Teri Beef.....Omgaaaah, so delicious (or should I say \"ono\"!) The portions were monstrous, but most importantly, the food was amazing.  I have been craving REAL Ahi Poke and I'm so glad I got to have my fix here! Huge chunks of fresh Ahi Poke sprinkled with Furikake mmm, it was perfect. I have also been on a Korean Fried Chicken kick recently, and Island Flavor definitely got it right. So crispy, juicy and garlicy! The Teri Beef was great quality (not thin or stringy at all) and the sweet sauce was the clincher. No lie, everything we ate was amazing....even the Mac salad and Guava Juice!\n\nI am definitely going to try to come here next time I'm in Vegas :) Now seriously, can we get a Hawaiian joint as good as this in So Cal? Enough L&L, I want an Island Flavor haha!
__label__4 Aloha Friday laulau plate with the butterfish was a real winnah. Customer service was down right island style.
__label__4 Soooo delicious!  We always get the mixed plate with Chicken Katsu, and beef teriyaki.  The kalbi short ribs are delicious as well.  Highly recommended!
__label__3 The best Hawaiian food that I have had. I had the chicken katsu and Kalbi short rib mixed plate ($12.49)  Chicken katsu was crisp and good. Kalbi short ribs had a charbroiled flavor. Hubby got the Laulau, the special for Friday night, which was very good too ($11.99) Large portions at reasonable prices.  We were there on a Friday night and they had live Hawaiian music. I really wanted to try the Huapai cake but was way too full but it looked great. It was very busy though but only a short wait, maybe a few minutes, but it was worth the wait. We will definitely be back.
__label__1 Island Flavor.. Hmmm I don't really know what to say about this place...\n\nAmbiance: Total FAIL. It feels as if they just put some chairs and tables in a empty lot. No color on the walks but they did just put some random potted plants in the corners..\n\nFood: portion wise they give you a TON. I love loco moco's so I have this one a try. The gravy was too thick and the worst part... My meat wasn't cooked. I didn't complaint to the server since I didn't want to wait again while my partner was finished with her food already. \n\nI don't know if I would go back for their loco moco but I've heard good things about the other plates. So maybe ill go back and try something different... But not anytime soon.
__label__3 Pretty yum food.  I had the korean bbq/chicken katsu plate with mac.  korean bbw was a bit well done and chewy, and katsu was katsu.  Service was awesome and would definitely return due to this.  As for desserts, I would recommend the guava cake.  Had Chantilly cake which was 3 stars and coco puffs with chantilly cream= 2.5 stars.  guava was 4 stars!
__label__0 The one star is not because of the quality of the food, the food was great. We started out with ahi poke, it came out in decent time, huge chunks of ahi, seasoned well with sesame.. delicious! My boyfriend and I both ended up getting the breakfast with rice and eggs, his with Portuguese sausage and mine with spam. Again, both very good.. but then again, how can you really mess those up? haha. Ok, now to the one star.. Upon walking in, there was a lady at the register right next to the door, she didn't say anything. She didn't even budge to maybe attempt to acknowledge that we walked in. My boyfriend then asked her how SHE was doing, she answered and then nothing! He then asked if we just seat ourselves, she said 'sure'.. no menus, nothing.. So I took it upon myself to grab two menus and we took a seat. (mind you, we were the only two in there besides the employees). Someone eventually came over and took our order.. \"are you two ready yet?\".. uh, yeah..sure.. sorry for the inconvenience. Just when we thought we were in the home stretch, the lady at the register starts making this god awful clearing of a throat noise every 45-60 seconds. Over and over and over and over...(fast forward to us leaving..) and over again. It wasn't just a little ah hem, it was like she had something seriously stuck in there and I was completely surprised she didn't end up spitting a chunk of something each time. It was so bad that it got to the point where my boyfriend was going to ask her if she needed him to get her water or something for her throat. Overall, food was good, but the service..I will NOT be returning because it was just THAT bad. I'm sorry to inconvenience you with my patronage, I won't be doing that anymore.
__label__3 Fantastic food! We got the teriyaki beef and chicken katsu plate - the katsu was ok but nothing special. The beef was super tender and juicy! The mac salad and rice were good too. The best thing we ordered was without question the furikake chicken! so flavorful and great texture. We couldn't get enough of it. Would def come back for the furikake and also to try out their yummy looking desserts!
__label__3 When this place first opened, I used to drive all the way from Green Valley just to come here - I was addicted to the amazing haupia cake (freshly baked at the bakery next door). The food was also good, enormous portions and the waitress Heidi was so crazy and fun. Over the years, quality and size went down significantly, so I stopped going a while ago. It's ironic because I now live on the SW side of town, and drive to Island Sushi, which is down the street from where I used to live. Anyway... \n\nI've kind of rediscovered Island Flavor because a couple friends still really like it. I resisted for a while but finally gave it a try, and the quality and large portions seem to be back. I think all the original people are gone, so maybe it was sold, but they got rid of that huge counter that took up the whole middle of the restaurant and added more tables and chairs. New layout is better, and I'm loving their furikake chicken even more than my old fav the off-menu katsu dip (chicken katsu dipped in korean chicken sauce). Even their mac salad seems better, although Island Sushi's potato mac salad is still my all time fav for plate lunch. \n\nThe owner of Island Sushi was working in the kitchen last week for some reason (no he didn't buy it) so maybe that's what the change is. Whatever the reason - I love this place again! Although I tried their new to me dessert - haupia ice cream pie. It wasn't very good - tasted like cheap coconut ice cream, smelled like suntan lotion. I'm sticking with the haupia cake. \n\nThey're also open a little later and  7 days a week now. Not sure if they still close for about a month around xmas/new years though.
__label__0 Don't know why everyone likes this place. Ate here three times in hope I was wrong. I was right, this place is over rated. Their ahi poke was salty. You can't have hawaiian food and mess up poke.
__label__1 Had the Orange chicken and garlic chicken and it's ok, I've had better.  Wouldn't go back.
__label__0 There's no easy way to put this, after going here I feel violated.  I ordered the grilled pork loin and my wife ordered the vegetable picadillo enchiladas.  I was served two crispy burned pork loins floating in a bland \"peanut\" sauce that tasted like it belonged more on a Thai menu.  The plate was over sauced, the \"queso mashed potatoes\" were bland and as hard as a rock...  Then there were the slightly burned, out of season asparagus, no crisp to them, just limpy old food.\n\nTo make matters worse, my wife's dish was inedible.  She was served, no joke, instant rice with dried peas and carrots.  They at least squeezed some lime juice on it.  The vegetables in the soggy tortillas were over cooked to the point that they were little rubber bits of bitter tasting vegetables.\n\nWe're not picky eaters, but this honestly was an insult served to us on a plate.\n\nI would have sent it all back but our server quickly grabbed our plates and bagged it up for us after she saw we weren't eating.  This was honestly the worst meal I have ever been served that came out of a professional kitchen.\n\nTake my advice, drive five more minutes down the road and go to Senor Tequila.
__label__1 To begin with, I don't understand Cantina 1511's apparent fetish for playing Mexican music at ear-bleeding sound levels. My wife and I were in one mid-week evening after the crowd had departed and were one of only a handful of tables occupied in the entire place. We literally could not hold a conversation sitting 90 degrees from one another at a square table. When we placed our order, we also asked that the music be turned down to a moderate level, and I swear our server was overjoyed to have an excuse to turn it down.\n\nThat said, the food was OK, not great. As transplanted Californians, perhaps our standard for \"great\" is a little higher than someone else's, but the food was serviceable. I just don't think it justified the prices charged. The brutal truth about Mexican food is that, for the staples (enchiladas, burritos, etc), the costs are minimal, the degree of difficulty in preparation is  minuscule, the time required to plate up an order shouldn't take 20-30 minutes, and it shouldn't cost $8 to $10.\n\nThat night, the service was rather prompt but other visits we have seen very slow service. And at all times, the damn music was just obnoxious.\n\nI'd return, but only to sit outside, and not anytime soon. To those of you who love Cantina 1511, mazel tov. I'm happy for you. I know there is a better job being done in Charlotte, though.
__label__3 We love this place.  Believe it or not, for lunch it's very baby friendly.  The last two times we've had the same waiter who has a daughter that's a couple of years older than our little girl.  He's taken such great care of us, I want him every time we go back.  The food is very good.   I recommend the queso, the fajitas and the tacos al Pastor... all are fantastic.  There are many more things on the menu I want to try.
__label__1 Not worth the time let alone the money... Given I live close by I was really routing for the place and even went twice. Second chance was just as disappointing as the first.
__label__2 Definitely overpriced for what it is.\n\nI had been to the Dilworth location before and really enjoyed it. This time i had a Creative Loafing deal and decided to try the Stonecrest location. I was definitely underwhelmed. We had a reservation for 7:00. When we arrived we were promptly seated. I immediately felt like i was at Chuck E Cheese or Red Robin. Kids Galore!! So much for date night. Our tables were so close together it was a little uncomfortable. \n\nWe ordered the Fajitas for two with Steak and Beef. The little tapas they brought out were pretty tasty. The fajitas were a little overpriced in my opinion. We maybe had 10 pieces of chicken on a platter of zucchini, onions and mushrooms. $30 for some veggies is a little crazy. \n\nI would maybe go back but not likely.
__label__1 It has been years since I have been to Cantina 1511 (the other location on East Blvd).  Food review: The chips were over salty and greasy.  The guacamole made fresh at the table was pretty good, I only wish it had some more tomatoes in it.  My meal was not very good - the chicken and spinach enchiladas.  They were really bland.  Not much seasoning.  I had to dump a bunch of salsa on they to even be interested in eating my meal.  The beans seemed like they were not totally cooked all the way, as they were sort of hard.   \n\nQuite honestly, I remember the food being better at the other location.  Maybe I caught them on a bad night?  Or maybe the other location is better.
__label__0 After discussing lunch plans and deciding that we were  long overdue for some Mexican food my girlfriend and I decided to give Cantina 1511 a try.  For starters, the hostess sat us in a relatively unoccupied section and then sat subsequent patrons right next to us.  Although we were seated before the party next to us they got waited on first.  A few minutes later, Tim, our waiter materializes to taken our order.  Tim did take the time to help us navigate the menu and pointed out the main categories which was helpful.  After careful consideration, I ordered the two tacos - a carnes asada and whatever the duck one is called.  My girlfriend ordered the Enchiladas Verde.  Interestingly enough,  the fresh-made-to-order food came out not even 10 minutes after we ordered.  We barely had time to enjoy the greasy and over-salted chips that tasted of old cooking oil and salsa that tasted slightly worse than Old El Paso.  My girlfriend's entree arrives on a skillet with a pile of something under a pool of runny cheese and a another plate with two pitiful looking soft tacos (my entree).  We had both ordered black beans which were void of any real flavor and a complete disappointment (don't get me started on the Charro beans).  A minute or two into digging into her meal, my girlfriend realizes that there's chicken in her enchiladas.  We soon figured out she had been given the wrong entree.  Despite the mistake, the entree tasted like something you might get at a Senior's Center on Mexican food night. Thankfully she is no longer vegetarian.  We quickly flagged down the waiter and explained the mistake.  He said he would check with the kitchen but then showed up a few minutes later with our check.  Needless to say, we'll not be giving this place a second chance.
__label__0 Went to Cantina last night...not real busy\nDecided to wait for a patio table.\nDid not take long for tables to open up but no buzz from the hostess station so we went up and asked. They replied they needed to clean the table. Another 10-15 goes by and I peeked out to the patio...4 open tables...so I went back up and said were ready to be seated...the hostess was stippy and said the same thing...need to be clean so I said no the don't there are 4 tables open. She huffed  and walked us to our table. I have run restaurants and would certainly want to know if guest were being treated like this by the restaurant initial contact. I asked for a manager...one showed up 20 minutes later...sorta so late we just chalked up the visit to a joke. Food was fair Music was Great. We've been to Cantina many times...this was most likely our Last Visit.\nGo at your own risk...new ownership has really let thing slip.\nPM
__label__0 Greeting and food service was on the slow side to be 3PM and pretty empty. We were standing upfront for about 15 minutes and literally no one stopped to check our status or seat us. Once seated, our server Luke was definitely helpful and on point with his drink and taco suggestions though. \n\nWe had the street corn as an appetizer, total waste of $4. Corn on the cob (probably the smallest I've ever seen), lathered in oil and a sprinkle of cheese. I was expecting at least a juicy piece of corn and all the things that would make it almost worth spending $4 for & even more so \"Mexican Street Corn\". I had the shrimp and Al Pastor tacos with saffron rice and opted for sweet plantains instead of beans ($2 upcharge). Tacos were pretty tasty (that's what the one star is for), plantains were burnt on some ends and they were all stuck together. Saffron rice would've been good had I not chomped on a few hard clusters of rice. \n\nI went back on yelp and saw the South Park location had better reviews - because I really wanted to like this place,  I'm willing to give Cantina 1511 another shot but at the South Park location. One star for the tacos alone.
__label__2 I've had better hotels, it's OK here.  It's very clean and green, which is a great plus.  The decor is a little sterile for me, but that's their \"thing\".  Very clean lines and not a lot of clutter.  It had all the basics, showtime, refrig (big plus for 115 degree weather), in room coffee, very weak!  should have Starbucks!!!  No cafe or place to eat within the hotel.  Had to go across the street to strip mall, food was good there, but the mani/pedi at Red Persimmon SUCKED!  The hotel was awesome because I was using my Starwood points and was supposed to pay a portion out of pocket but when I checked out, I guess I got an upgrade and I didn't pay anything, for that reason ONLY I'm giving it 3 stars.  There is NO bathtub, but the rain shower was amazing, but didn't have a lot of pressure.  I didn't use the gym but it looked really nice - nice new equipment and glass enclosure.  The thing I love about Westin is the Green Tea scent - I actually went to Nordstroms and bought the poupurri (spelling???)  I love that scent!!! \nThere is a free breakfast every morning but only from 7-10 - ummm hello -------- I got back to the hotel at 5AM both days so I kinda missed that - but it would be great if they served all day, after all IT IS VEGAS.  Even the Subway at Monte Carlo served a breakfast sandwich all day.  They had a snack pantry and it was like $1 for everything even water, which as you know costs $4-$5 in Las Vegas hotels.    They did have a nice living room lounge with wii, but I didn't use it.  They also had BBQ's outside.  I don't think that anyone would want to be BBQ'ing in that weather. \n\nThe other downside is that it's so far from the strip and the directions are crazy in the GPS because of construction.  It took me two days to figure out the 215 freeway system.  I will probably not stay here again unless its free, but the gas you spend going back and forth to the strip negates the freeness (is that a word).  I'll probably stay at Red Rock if I want to stay that far.
__label__2 We stayed at this hotel for four nights ... hmmm ... I read and re-read all the reviews and was trying to figure out why my review is going to be so different.  \nI wanted to give the Element 2.5 stars but couldn't so it's a 3 star.\nWe checked in around 7PM on a Monday night ... the guy at the front desk was not overly friendly ... could careless that I was a Gold Starwood member ... and no upgrade available.  I asked if we could have the top floor ... reply was \"No.  1 through 3 only.\"  Really .. could you not be more polite??  And then it was \"And away from the freeway I guess.\"  Well, duh!! No kidding!!  Staff that we ran into were ok ... not overly helpful or friendly.\nI was expecting to be blown away when i walked into the room and I wasn't.  Not that there was anything wrong with it but it was small with the two beds and felt so cramped.  The room felt ... not polished.  The bed was not made properly ... seemed like it was just thrown together.  And again, not that it was bad ... not the Westin standard!!!\nThere was no light bulb in the lamp on the desk.  We would have liked to have used it one night of our stay ... so it really didn't matter but  ... there really should have one be in the lamp.\nThe TV did not stay when we turned it towards the couch ... we had to put my purse at the back to hold it in place.\nI didn't think there was enough closet space for two people ... and there was three of us.  We couldn't unpack our suitcase.  Our suitcase did not fit into the closet, so every morning, we had to close it up and put it upright in the closet to get it out of the way.  We didn't use the kitchen except for the fridge to put water in.\nThe bathroom ... ugh ... looked sharp BUT the floors were not cleaned.  And i know it was not cleaned everyday or at all.  So glad  I wear slippers. \nI found the floor of the shower not clean.  And I HATE seeing some one else's hair anywhere in the bathroom ... be it the sink, the shower, the floor ... I don't care ... I don't want to see any hair!!!  And of course, there was hair on the wall of the shower.  Check out time is noon ... so at 10:30, a cleaning staff knocked on our door.  We had the magnet ... to do not disturb on the door ... so could not understand WHY she bothered us.  We still had an hour and half!!!!!  That was totally annoying.\nRack rate was $500/night.  Really??  No way!!!\n\nNow for the good ... the breakfast was great!!!  There was a variety of things and we really appreciated it.  I didn't find anything \"hard\" ... the granola was one of the best that I ever had.  The smoothies were great and I loved that it was in a small glass.  I didn't have any of the pastries but they looked delicious too.  \nInternet was good ... thankfully free.  \nGreat to have a safe in the room.\nGym was clean and hardly anyone used it so it was nice and quiet.\nIt was great to have hot water for tea out in the lobby.  We got back from the strip late every night ... and we even had a very late dinner out there.  \nClose to Red Rock Canyon ... and we highly recommend going there.  It's a 13 mile drive around trip and it took us THREE hours!!!  So much to see!!! \nThat was the other thing ... the guy at the desk was not helpful in giving us directions on how to get there ... we had to look it up ourselves.  Same thing with Outlet Shopping.  Didn't know much about it!  Really???\nWe enjoyed our stay ... but it just didn't meet my expectations.  Would we stay there again ... not too sure.  May stay out on the strip next time.
__label__3 I love the food here. Everything i have tried seemed fresh and delicious and tastes good cold the next day for lunch too. My only complaint was the egg rolls. I love egg rolls and they are not very good here so I wouldnt order them for sides. If you like Orange chicken you will not be dissapointed.
__label__3 I almost miss my flights on Frontier because they always seem to start boarding earlier than other airlines. This can be inconvenient but it can also be great to arrive at the destination earlier. \n\nI did have some confusion on my last flight. I checked a carry-on bag at the gate but I forgot to provide my final destination to the flight attendant who also failed to ask. My bag almost continued with the plane into Indy even though I was going to Phoenix, but we were able to sort it out without losing a bag.\n\nComfort and amenities are a grade or two above Southwest, but Frontier does charge for checked baggage.
__label__0 WARNING!!!!!! My recommendation is to run, not walk, from Frontier Airlines to the nearest Southwest Airline counter.  My family has lost over $200 in a classic bate and switch ponzi and \"shame on\" every employee for not standing up for what is right.
__label__3 Went here with my girlfriend after walking to the Zenith Tea Garden and realizing it was closed for a private party.\n\nThe atmosphere inside of the bar is much better than most of the places found in the Southside. When you don't belong to the popped collar crowd of bar hoppers it's often hard to find a bar you can relax inside of in that area of Pittsburgh.\n\nOTB has some great \"bar food\" that is also healthy, most of the sandwiches and salads had the option of substituting seitan with chicken which is very appealing to vegetarians and health minded bar goers.\nI had the Rail Trail Wrap which was chicken, lettuce, carrots, and provolone cheese inside of a pita. The chicken was tossed in a perfect amount of Buffalo sauce (so many places put way too much to the point where all you can taste is the sauce) and the pita was warm, fluffy, and chewy. I ordered onion rings but the chef mistakenly made french fries. I'm a pretty \"live and let live\" guy so I let it go but the waitress offered to make a batch for free. I declined; fries are slightly healthier than onion rings, and it wasn't a big deal. The fact that she caught the mistake and offered to correct it was all I needed to remain happy.\n\nMy girlfriend got tomato soup and a mozzarella, red pepper, and tomato panini. I am not a fan of tomato soup but I tried a spoonful and thought it was really good. It didn't taste canned and you could see small amounts of the tomato which leaves me to believe that it was homemade; needless to say, it was delicious, as was the sandwich she had.\nOTB is a great little bar that isn't just for bike enthusiasts. But at the end of a bike ride it'd be great to grab a beer there and eat a healthy lunch while watching one of their two big plasma screens.\n\nI have a review of a second experience here: http://eatinginpittsburgh.com/2010/09/20/setting-the-bar-food-higher/
__label__3 I love this place because of the great food and I enjoy how they have a separate dining area from the bar. The different styles of burgers are great! We enjoyed watching a hockey game on the big screen in the dining room. Go on a Monday when the burgers are $5. I personally wouldn't pay $8-11 for a burger.
__label__2 As much as i want to love and adore this place, I would say it's a step above mediocre in terms of their beer selection and their food. \n\nI love the way this bar is decorated. The ceiling is painted really colorful and there is even a bike hanging from the ceiling as well... Pretty awesome. \nBoth times that I have eaten here I've sat at the bar. The bartender was friendly both times as well. The first time I came I ordered boulders mojo risen IPA... Delicious. The second time I came here I ordered a Great Lakes pilsner. I have to say their craft beer selection can be improved... Both times that I have gone there have been about three beers offered that were something I might be interested in.. And overall they only have about 8 or so beers on tap at all times. Not the selection I hope for in a bar. \n\nI really like the fact that this place offers so many vegan and vegetarian options. The first time I came I ordered the dirty Bella tacos with marinated portabella mushrooms and slaw- messy but delicious. The meal also came with corn and beans. \n\nThe second time I came it was taco Tuesday! $1 chicken or beef tacos and $2 shrimp or portabella tacos. I ordered one chicken, two mushroom and one beef. I received one chicken, two mushroom and one shrimp.. I didn't complain though- I kind of wanted to try the shrimp taco anyway. They were pretty good. The chicken was a little cold and the shrimp was nothing more than small fried shrimp... The mushroom tacos are by far my favorite.. They put salsas and guacamole on their tacos as well. \n\nOverall, it's an awesome bar- just nothing too special or out of this world. I definitely will return for more portabella tacos on taco Tuesday though!
__label__0 READ THIS REVIEW BEFORE GETTING YOUR MARRIAGE LICENSE\n\nAmong those who's promoting their \"wedding chapel\", they will promise you to give you wedding service at chapel with low cost. THIS IS A BIG FAT LIE! \na guy outside of marriage bureau offered us to give wedding ceremony at $45 at the chapel and told us the wedding is free if they charge a penny more. Israel even offered a limo back to our hotel after ceremony. They gave me a ride to the chapel and disappeared soon as i got off the car.\nso.. this is where fun story begins. you had to pay extra $65 on top of $45 to perform ceremony in the chapel. Limo? yeah right, they dropped us off at taxi stand.\n\nA Special Memory Wedding Chapel will CHEAT and LIE to you on your very special moment to get your business.
__label__0 I was so amped up for this event and when I arrived, I was immediately unplugged. This was my first encounter with Glendale's Chocolate Affair and my expectations were set WAAAAY too high.  Where are the elaborate chocolate displays and demonstrations? Where are the artisians? The enthusiasts? The chocoholics?  All I saw were ridiculous lines of people waiting to pay too much for your basic fair food in which some of it was dipped in chocolate. BFD.  Maybe it was the best chocolate covered cheesecake on a stick ever, but I will never know because I'm not waiting any longer than 15 minutes to find out. \n\nNext time, I'm just going to head down the Central Phoenix Farmer's Market where I can give my money to local folks who are passionate about their craft and are fantastic at what they do. (Bite Me Brownies, \nWei of Chocolate, etc.) I won't have to wait in line longer than It's a Small World at Disney for some crappy apple dipped in chocolate. \n\nThankfully, we didn't bring the dogs as they would've been trampled and I feel sorry for the people who had their little ones in strollers because they were like salmons swimming upstream.  I overheard one dad say that he had had enough.  He was taking the stroller back to the car and just carry the baby. \n\nOn a positive note, the entertainers were good for the time I was there and I found the little area shops charming.
__label__2 2012:  I know the city of Glendale must work extra hard at putting this annual event together. The signs are all there. And it is obviously has become very popular. \n\nBut, they need to re-think the overall logistics considering its popularity. Parking was practically impossible. Public parking lots were all full. Every street parking spot was full. Business and private lots were charging and full too. Endless lines of traffic trying to find somewhere to park.\n\nOnce you did find a parking spot and walked the multiple blocks to get there, it was shoulder-to-shoulder people, dogs, strollers, wheelchairs, walkers, etc. Endless snake lines to get close to a booth and get anything to eat. \n\nThere were some wonderful chocolate booths - chocolate cupcakes, chocolate strawberries, chocolate dipped cheesecake, chocolate dipped key lime pie, etc.  But, once again, the other booths seemed to outnumber the chocolate flavored ones. Lemonade, popcorn, fry-bread, BBQ, artwork, t-shirts, kids clothes, dog trinkets, jewelry, pottery, and on and on. \n\nA Chocolate Affaire should be primarily CHOCOLATE! \n\nHopefully, in 2013, Glendale will find a larger venue with more parking and make sure that the larger percentage of booths are chocolate booths. There are so many chocolate options that I did not see . . . . at the Chocolate Affaire.
__label__1 I agree with the majority of the feedback given..feedback from attending in Feb of 2012.  I also went to the Chocolate Affaire for the first time last year...WAS NOT IMPRESSED.  Parking was horrendous.  We had to park several blocks away, which I had not planned on, and with a sore heal to start with, I was hobbling to get there in the 25 minutes it took us to reach the event. \n\n It was a much smaller event that we thought it would be.  Not many chocolate vendors at all...some were out of the treats, the lines were horrible to wait in to get anything.  We went on a Saturday or Sunday afternoon, we were done with everything within an hour, and just roamed around to see if there was anything we missed, there wasn't.  \n\nGlendale needs to have many more chocolate vendors.  We only stood in one line to try the chocolate dipped cheesecake, which was wonderful, however, everything was very overpriced.  If you had more vendors, the lines would be spread out better.  I'm surprised there weren't vendors or even home cook-offs...with chocolate cakes, pies, cookies...chocolate wine, hot chocolates, gnache treats, candies, cupcakes, cake pops....many more ideas of chocolate could be offered.\n\nMy friend and I have decided to try it again this year, but if it's the same small event, with too many people, in too small of an area, and too little to offer, we will not attend in the future.  We drive from South Chandler, and it was too far to drive for such an Un-eventful event.\n\nThe review that Aileen gave (the only positive one I saw),makes me think she was one of the people sponsoring the event.  She knew every type of food, and every booth that was there...I don't think this was an honest review by someone just trying to see what the event was like.   I think it was a review from someone who worked there, or sponsored it, trying to get more people to attend.\n\nI hope 2013 gives us \"chocoholics\" a pleasant surprise with a much better event than 2012.
__label__1 Been a regular here for more than ten years now.  \nWe come by a few times a month usually for lunch or dinner but I also come with friends about once a week for a beer.\nI don't think of this location as a \"dive bar\" but more of a neighborhood restaurant.  I frequently see families with young kids dining at this establishment.\n\nI used to say the Vine has the BEST french fries.  Lately they haven't been up to par AND they've been holding out.  Portions have decreased.  \n\nMost of the items on the menu are pretty good and they have set special every day of the week.\n\nWhat I don't like about the Vine:\n*They charge for a ramekin of anything extra.  Really?  You have to charge me for buffalo sauce?  \nI swear it takes longer for them to approach the table, then you got another wait for them to bring the drinks.  \nI realize part of the fault could be the kitchen but the other delays are exclusively the server.\nWe don't come here to watch the game or just drink a few beers, we come to enjoy a meal and then we our out of there.\n\nWish they had a better selection of beers on tap.\nAlso wish they would put the races (drags) on when they're playing instead of multiple tvs playing assorted ball games.\n\nReally, a little improvement with the service would be a welcome upgrade.
__label__3 When ever you mention \"the Vine\" people auto matically assume you are talking about \"the wings\".People have told me \"the best wings in arizona\"  I can tell you they also have a exceptional hamburger. The menu offers all kinds of cheeseburger choices, I would personally suggest the fries as the side dish, but the coleslaw is also good.\nThe place is some what of a \"sports bar\" with tvs all over, I see a lot of small groups watching different games.\nWhat I really like is that the place is large enough that you can always get a booth \"away from the noise\", LOL. \nI do notice that it is \"family friendly\" which I really like. \nI notice that phoenix metro transport has stops on both the n/s and e/w routes running through the corner.\nDefinitely  would recommend
__label__1 DON'T BUY THE YELP VOUCHER if you don't have a smartphone. \n\nLast time we were here, our order was short (we were charged for an item we never received), and I didn't want to come back at all, but my husband insisted. Today, I came to Yelp first and saw all the glowing reviews, and I thought, maybe it was just a bad day; I'll give them another chance. So I purchased and printed a Yelp voucher -- which they refused, because although the voucher stated clearly that it could be printed and that the business cannot make any additional restrictions, they claimed that they didn't have to accept the voucher if I didn't present it on an iPhone.
__label__3 I think their patio is great, excellent people watching. It's always full of scottsdale cougars, makes me feel like I am on one of those Real Housewives shows. The happy hour is a great deal. 1/2 off drinks, 1/2 off appetizers. The martinis are very tasty and always come with the shaker so you get a full drink and not a short pour. I wish City North wasn't so abandoned because it looked like it could have been a nice street. I will go back many more times. P.S. Don't forget to check in through yelp on your first visit for a free drink (which could be about 15$ worth if you order it right).
__label__0 Beware! Place has become pretentious. Cover for women now and expensive drinks.
__label__0 This was the first time I ate here. While the food was alright, the service sucked...and I even ordered take out! I order the Panang Curry and rice enough for 3 ppl when I placed my order. However, when I got my food I asked for hot sauce and the manager gave me 1 tiny cup of hot sauce so I asked for 2 more. He made a face and said he can only give me enough for 1 person and that any more would cost extra. (are you kidding me??...this is Thai food we're talking about. it's supposed to be spicy). He said $1 for each addl hot sauce. Rude customer service, wont be going back here.
__label__3 My boyfriend and I stopped in here after looking for a place to grab dinner while out doing some other errands, and all I can say is I finally found a Thai place in Phoenix that I like.  The place was sort of empty, only a few other diners were present, but the seating was comfy and the atmosphere pleasant.  The menu is simple (only two pages) with a nice description of everything.  The food had awesome flavours and was spiced perfectly, and the green curry, yum!  I need to get more of that asap.  I also liked how the staff left you alone for the most part.  We were seated, given several minutes to look over the menu, placed our order, and once the food arrived we were given a decent amount of time to eat before being \"checked on\".  I'm sort of strange like that, both having worked in food service for years and having eaten out more than I probably should, I find myself one of the few people I know who actually likes to be left alone (for the most part) while eating.\n\nI definitely want to go there again, and soon!
__label__0 OK, so this place is not favorable. I do not want to incite any horror sensations. But this place brought unwanted objects in my food and a terrible case of stomach problems for a few days. Skip this place if you'er craving Thai, go elsewhere.
__label__3 The food here tastes pretty good although I haven't had enough thai food to judge between good and great. My friends and I all got pad thai during lunch and some said that the medium and mild was a little to spicy for them. The beef in my pad thai seemed slightly overcooked since it wasn't overly tender but it was still pretty good regardless. I would definitely come back
__label__4 Great place for Italian food. Very family friendly. Mellow atmosphere with friendly and knowledgeable staff. Never had a bad meal. My favorite is Sirloin Marsala and you can choose any pasta they have to go with it at no charge. Recommend to anyone who enjoys quality Italian for a good price.
__label__1 This has been a great place to eat in Chandler.  Last nite for my BD I WANTED TO EAT AT Carrabbas again.  We have been away for a couple of years and recently moved back to Phoenix.  We went to the one on west mcdowell.  My husband told our server it was my birthday and asked if they had a birthday cake and she replied \"happy birthday I\" ll see what we can do\" and flashed her best coquettish smile.   Then came the food.....salad was skimpy and one or two bites of romaine the ret iceberg, slightly wilted and we each had two, yes two croutons,  then what used to be amazing hot bread was only slightly warm, and tasteless.  I wanted to return the salad but could never see our server.  Then my meal. Sirloin Marsala, runny sauce more browned than should be and mostly oily taste very little of wonderful Marsala.  Husbands chicken Bryan was way overlooked and dry the feta on top was the best part ...then garlic mashed...like soup!  We finally got server and asked for pasta instead of potato soup and asked for manager to talk to about rest of meal.  While waiting, her comes server and put a small card in front of me with three desserts and said which one would you like and I picked tiramisu ....here she comes eith candles lit \"happy birthday\".  Thus was the best part of the meal, but not a tiramisu,  mostly whipped cream and lady fingers,  she brings chech and she charged us for the \"dessert with candles\". My husband questioned her and she snidely said we don't do birthdays!,,,  so I said take this off the ticket you led us to believe this was for my birthday....and she said oh no you misunderstood so I said get me your manager and she threw down the check and walked away,  manager finally came over and we explained about the dessert and he removed it...ans said he would talk to the kitchen about the potatoes...??  Then here comes the server and she tossed our credit card on the table and stormed off.....so my tip for her was written on tip line...\"check you attitude\" girlie!  \n\nReally sorry as I had good memories of food here....maybe the Chandler location hasn't gone down like this location but don't think i will find out....
__label__0 I wouldn't eat here again if it was free!  The food was just okay at best.  But the minute you walk in, your feet stick to the floor.  The tables and counter tops are sticky.  It is just filthy in this place.  Do not recommend this under any circumstances.
__label__4 Catfish taco lunch special every Friday.  Great lunch for $5!\n\nThat said, the best time of day to visit the Kitchen is happy hour - bargains on very high quality offerings.
__label__0 I'd like to consider myself something of a food adventurer. I'm always willing to try a shady-looking hole-in-the-wall if for no other reason than the experience of eating in such a place. On our way out of LV, I suggested we try some cheap-ass buffet for breakfast. Who knows, maybe it could be awesome? We decided on the Gold Coast's $5.99 special. \n\nWe made a horrible mistake. \n\nNothing here was edible. At all. I piled a plate full of whatever slop they had served up, and I think the only thing I managed to scarf down was a spoonful of eggs and half a strip of bacon. I tried a cheese blintze but had to spit it up before I puked. This place is death. The food looked as old and moldy as the clientele who play here. \n\nNothing could sum up a meal here better than the tray of apple crepes they had, which were labeled as \"Apple Crapes\".
__label__2 Went there on steak night. Didn't have a big selection of food. Steak cooked just the way u like it.Liked fried oysters and cheese cake ice cream. I think it was $12
__label__2 I used to go here often but with better choices available, I haven't been there recently.  We went here this evening.  The food is OK.  There are no real standouts.  Like other buffets, the variety of food has been cut back.  This was very noticeable at the salad bar.  Much of it was ice with many fewer bowls spread over the area.\n\nI was going to get some jambalaya as I had in the past, but it looked liked there were cubes of processed ham instead of the sausage they used to have.  I skipped this dish.  I did get some salt and pepper fried oysters.  They were very tasty, but the breading was quite think and soft--a problem with some buffet food items.\n\nThey did have some nice vegetables--cauliflower in a cheese sauce (a little watery) and brussel sprouts with pieces of cooked bacon.  \n\nA summary would be that the buffet is OK.  The food is very standard cafeteria type with nothing really outstanding.  I think the lunch buffet is a better value.
__label__1 Don't go.\n\nThe lamest buffet I've ever participated in.\n\nIf you're staying at the Gold Coast, just walk accross the street to the Palms buffet.\n\nAt least the food didn't hurt me belly. For that, I give it two stars.
__label__1 Our breakfast buffet was disappointing on a number of levels including the absence of ripe fruit and no Chinese or Italian food. My huevos rancheros suffered from stale tortillas and overcooked eggs.
__label__1 Not the best buffet in town, but definitely cheap. My most recent visit was Sunday night for prime rib dinner. It's pretty cheap especially if someone has a player's card. Our waiter was very attentive and always refilled our drinks/took our plates away. Usually isn't very crowded.\n\nThe food is not all that great though. Not a huge selection, and not the best tasting. The prime rib was nothing special. Of course, you probably shouldn't expect too much out of cheap buffets.
__label__0 oh well we had waited several months before trying this place. \n\nAn early dinner yesterday at about 4:30 pm. \n\nNot busy so we were seated straight away. A booth, yuck I hate booths. This one was hot for some reason so we moved to a table with two chairs, I guess a half booth. It was much cooler. \n\nI guy I forget his name was the server and he said at least three times I am going to take care of you real good and or well. \n\nWell the first thing we order is our drink, me water Gus iced tea. Well the guy waiter took only a few moments to get this to us, but of course placed the drinks opposite to who ordered. \n\nOne appetizer, that being calamari. \n\nMY meal was the Tour of Italy Being Homemade lasagna, lightly breaded chicken parmigiana and creamy fettuccine alfredo. \n\nGus ordered Pork Milanese \n\nPan-seared pork scaloppini crusted with Italian herb breadcrumbs, served with asiago cheese-filled tortelloni pasta tossed in a garlic-butter sauce with fresh spinach. \n\nWe had the salad too. \n\nSo we get the salad, but the waiter wants to give a one soup and one salad. The salad was not really great. \n\nAppetizer is set down and about three minutes later the entrees. First off learn to pace the meal dude and try to remember who ordered what. Not once did he get it right even though he claimed it would be good service. \n\nI won't go in to each meal other than to say it sucked. Oh well another 53 bucks down the drain.
__label__1 I have never been a fan of Olive Garden, but a brand new and shiny one opened up on the west side by home. My husband and I thought OK, we will try it again after years. DUH, dumb decision!! Was a total disappointment. Why do we do that to ourselves? You do not like somethings for some reasons! Sticking with gut feel next time. \n\nGot the fried mussel de napoli, that was ok. The usual mussel cooked and bathe in garlic butter sauce. I ordered the chicken alfredo pizza. OMG, it was so salty! I could barely eat it. Dipping it into the chicken & gnocchi soup to wash off the salt. I should have returned the food, but I have worked in the restaurant business through high school and college, I know what happens to returns! No thanks... My husband's spaghetti with meat sauce was kind of bland. We did not taste the herbs and spices in the sauce. \n\nActually, the food only deserves a 1 star but the service was outstanding from a young lady, so I am forced to gave 2 stars.
__label__4 Super nice checkers Peggy, Carmallee, and Connie (store manager). Clean and very helpful meat and deli people!
__label__3 I am fairly new to this side of town, but since I have been coming to this Albertsons I've have nothing but great experiences. First off, the staff is always great, no matter who you ask.... Deli, floral, produce, they are all helpful and can help you out quick. \nThe main reason for the review is for the BEER selection, it's great. If you are a beer drinker and say to yourself \"I need to go to total wine, or lees discount for my beer selection,\" you no longer need to think that way because of this store.  Great seasonal selection... Including Dogfish pumpkin ale, Brooklyn ale and other selections you would not think you could find at a local grocer. I have lived in the NW side of town for the last 7 years and have never been able to run to an Albertsons for a top selection of beer. Good job to whoever runs the beer, wine and spirits selection.
__label__3 I've had a few shoes fixed here.  One had a peeled off sole that was glued back on.  The other two had to get new soles affixed.  Boris, the son is a really nice guy.  Fast turnover for repairs!!!  A little pricier than my spot back home but fair and they do good quality work!!!  Thanks yelpers for the recommendation! :)
__label__4 I love Metta Yoga.  The instructors are so warm and helpful, and the other students too are not afraid to laugh and also help me \"get\" a pose.  Awesome vibes to this place.  I bought a package deal so I could come again after my first free class.
__label__1 Okay, I want to like it more than I do but.....well, lets just dig into the review. First, know that I went there for lunch on a Saturday, not in the evening when it is in full swing, so maybe I missed part of the ambiance but honestly, I went there to try the food. \n\nFirst, I had the olives appetizer and based just on that, this place would be amazing. It was a small plate full of big, meaty, green olives, obviously warmed in a bath of live oil and served with a light sprinkle of salt and oh, so good. I would go back just for these. But, an appetizer does not a meal make so lets go on to the main course and side dish. \n\nFor lunch I had some sort of pasta which was advertised to have anchovies, lemon, and if i remember correctly, hot pepper. I also ordered a side of braised greens. The pasta, when it was served, came in a large white bowl and honestly, when I order a pasta dish over $10, I prefer it to be well...plated, on a plate. The dish also contained sauteed fennel which, while not unpleasant, was not expected, and it seemed, it was a bit dry. As for the braised greens, also served in a large white bowl and that was it, just the braised greens. Some cracked black pepper and some shaving of hard cheese, would definitely have helped round out the side dish (though at $3 I can't complain too much but make it $4 and bump it up a bit). \n\nFinally, the decor, nothing really stands out. Sen, right next door, has much more of an artistic edge so maybe they could kick up the look of the place a bit. So, take the review for what it is and if nothing else, go in the evening for a glass of wine and the olive appetizer (a steal at $5) but overall, it did not wow me as much as I expected from all the write-ups.
__label__2 I'd give this place 3.5 stars... after reading the other reviews I expected a half of a cup of pasta or something ridiculous but I thought the portion was adequate. And, I was REALLY hungry when I got there. \n\nWe ordered the olives as a starter (they are all green and served warm) and were able to get some bread to accompany the reserve oil. \n\nOur server voluntarily explained menu items with important details like: it's ricotta gnocchi, not potato and the extra items in the puntanesca sauce (my recipe only has 7). We both had the orecchiette with sausage and greens. I found it to be a bit oily but the pasta was cooked well. \n\nHe described the deserts perfectly and the chocolate bark with almonds was a nice finish with a second glass of nero d'avalo, and, by the way... I though the wine prices were very reasonable! \n\nWithout tip, we spent about $36 a person and we each had two glasses of wine and left satisfied!
__label__1 I wanted to love PastaBAR, as I love all of it's selling points (downtown, late night, fresh local ingedients, small plates).  But I didn't.\n\nIn a word: underwhelming.  The portions are elegant.  The prices would be perfectly fair if the food rocked.  But everything seemed underseasoned, stark and lacked depth of flavor.  There is simple food, which I dig, but this seemed austere.\n\nI will go back and sample other dishes: I need this place!
__label__2 My friend and I wound up here after walking around downtown Phoenix. She said it was relatively new so we tried it out. The atmosphere was nice and the service we got was great! They were very attentive (this could have also been because they were slow).\n\nAs for the food, my friend ended up getting a specially made vegetarian pasta. I was pleased that they made sure they could accommodate her. I got the Gnocchi alla Lupa. The flavors were awesome, but I have to agree with other reviews in saying that the portions were way overpriced. The prices for alcohol weren't as hugely marked up however, which was a plus to see.\n\nAll in all, this should be considered a date spot for sure. It's intimate, you won't gorge yourself with too much food (unless you want a huge tab) and it's definitely got the downtown Phoenix style about it.
__label__4 ... as always, 5 stars if the place would stand up anywhere. It would. \n\nFirstly, I'm overjoyed it survived these past few years. Secondly, on a regular Saturday night 8:30-ish, it was 40% full - and in-line with it's 2 street-facing co-tenants. That's hopefully enough to ensure survival. These 3 delightful restaurant/bars have carved out a wonderful second life for the industrial building they're housed in and provide a luxury of urbanity to this burg. \n\nWe had to scoot in for a quick small supper before going to a comedy show a friend was in. Small check quickly and un-resentfully served - thank you gracious server! \n\nThere was a single man drinking a coke and eating a bowl of pasta at the bar while diligently reading his book. It was clear he felt abundantly welcomed. That tableau epitomizes the civilized urbane establishment this place is. \n\nThe pasta carbonara remains true after two years to the unremittingly high standard set for me by a Queens neighborhood Italian joint decades ago - and Pasta Bar remains the only other place I've ever ordered it more than once. For that, and so much more, I'm eternally grateful.
__label__1 Note: I judge Vietnamese places on four things: pho, spring rolls, peanut dipping sauce and avocado shakes. \n\nVietnam Grille just didn't impress me on any level. For such a highly regarded Vietnamese joint, I expected a lot more. The spring rolls were on the the smaller side. While the fillings were fresh, they were missing something. The peanut sauce was overly sweet and not that peanuty. The pho was severely over spiced and much too fragrant. The star anise was an overpowering flavor in the broth. The pieces of flank steak weren't the beautifully, paper thin slices that I've had at every other Vietnamese place. The tendon was undercooked and too chewy... Definitely not my fave. The avocado smoothie was no where to be found on the menu... One of the things I love about Vietnamese food is how much food you get for the price. I thought that Vietnam Grille's prices were on the higher end of what I'm accustomed to seeing. \n\nThe positives... The service was fine and the parking was plentiful. \n\nNeedless to say, I'll be continuing my search for my go-to Vietnamese joint in Charlotte.
__label__4 Ricky and his family keep the best Vietnamese in town low key, top quality and with a Midas touch. His Pho is from scratch, meats of top quality, and attention to detail great. If you are lucky he will pause from his passion of cooking and come and greet you with genuine charm. He could not get a higher recommendation on his value for the cost either.
__label__3 Cleanly place. Was satisfied with the bowl of Pho I got.
__label__3 I've only ordered carryout pho from here and it was phenomenal. The broth is a tad nontraditional, but very flavorful and totally delicious.
__label__0 This place obviously changed their hours and didn't update anything else except the door on their business. Last time I came by, they were closed randomly. Ok, I understand things happen and it's necessary. No problem. However, now they are closed on Sundays and didn't bother to update their answering service or information online. Annoying.
__label__3 First of all... great food!  Would get 5 stars if they served alcohol.\n\nHad the Seafood Pho and had a hard time deciding if the ingredients were best... or, the broth.  For my palate, I added a little chili sauce to spice it up.  All the ingredients tasted fresh.  The shrimp were definitely not pre-frozen.\n\nService was great.  Menu is easy to read and describes the offerings well... which should be a plus for those new to Vietnamese cuisine.\n\nWould HIGHLY RECOMMEND to anyone with a cold or flu.  The pho will fix 'ya.\n\nI'll be back and ready to try more of this place's great food.
__label__2 It was my first time at the Suncoast. Came here after seeing a movie. We didn't want to do TGIFridays or the other restaurants in Suncoast as we wanted breakfast, and we didn't want  to spend a ton of money. I had a scramble, the wife had an omlet. The scramble was decent, quite a bit of flavor from the onions and peppers. The eggs were pretty well cooked. The homefries were pretty spectacular, as was the toast. The wife had a very very very overcooked omelet...the service was OKAY as our waitress disappeared for about 20 minutes after we had finished our meal. Would have liked to try the Chinese fare, but really wanted breakfast (at 8:30pm). Overall, not bad, probably would hit up again if I find myself hungry and at the Suncoast.
__label__0 Ok service. Bad food. We had a group of 8 and no one liked their dishes.
__label__1 So to start off any casino cafe they serves Chinese food as well as burgers and breakfast seems a bit fishy, but anyway we gave it a try and it was a bad decision, first of all they were having a drawing in the casino over a loud speaker, so loud the waitress couldn't hear our orders, which was very irritating, secondly the waitress was very stubborn, so NO SUBSTITUTIONS, no matter what! The reason this place even deserves 1 star is the ambiance, the restaurant interior is well decorated, ill give them that, however the food, which took about 50 mins to arrive was actually ok, nothing great but not completely terrible either, the omelette i had was alright pretty much what you'd expect from a cafe but the hash browns were white, not cooked properly and all soggy, only after drenching them in ketchup were they consumable. All in all this place was a bad choice, didn't try the Chinese food, probably shouldn't either because i mean if they couldn't get basic cafe food right i don't want to imagine how they would ruin much more complex Chinese food.
__label__1 OMG!!! We just came from this place and it was the worst ever.  I give two stars cause our waitress Kerri was very sweet and the busboy was nice.  I ordered orange juice and it tasted like the the film from the dishwasher detergent was still in the glass so I sent it back and the busboy brought me a new glass.  Then my husband gets his food and the eggs were to be scrambled and they were so runny and very undercooked so he put them aside and ate everything else on his plate. Then he is on his second cup of coffee and he looks down into the glass and there is a fly floating on top.  We were glad to get the heck out there.
__label__3 From the ride up to the museum to strolling through the grounds, this museum is world class.\nI usually check the current exhibits before planning a trip there. I will visit again this weekend for the Jackson Pollack exhibit. If it is a clear day, the views are incredible. If you are in AZ   and only\nhave time to visit one museum, this one or the  Clark County Museum Villa should be your choice.
__label__1 We had fun but I thought the event would be bigger and better than other Chinese New Year's celebrations around the city. Enjoyed the different booths, food and freebies, but it would have been nice to listen to Asian music (before and after the stage entertainment) instead of pop songs. Also, the entertainment was NOTHING like the celebrations/parades at The Venetian and Bellagio. I guess I set my expectations too high. I kinda thought that Chinatown's celebration and festival would be better than everyone elses. So I was disappointed with the stage show, dragon dance, lion dance, etc. But it was fun, just $3 per person, but the other celebrations we went to throughout the city were free.
__label__1 I was quite happy when this restaurant first opened because there was finally an option for grabbing dinner before a Pen's game that wasn't the Souper Bowl (dirty, crowded, nasty food) or the Steelhead Grille (very,very expensive).  The decor is nice and upscale, and the food was consistently good, but the servers were hit-or-miss.   And the place was always packed before the games so we had to arrive early to get seated and enjoy our dinner.\n\nBecause of the NHL strike and other factors, we hadn't been to a game in 10 months.  Something very bad happened at Red Ring in those months.\nThe meal portions have decreased and the entrees we ordered just weren't as good as they used to be.  And, really, the meals are served in red plastic baskets with a lovely checked piece of paper underneath?  Are we at the beach ordering fried seafood?  Their presentation used to be quite good, now it's... plastic baskets.  And our server was one of the worst we have had in our 3(?) years of eating meals there.\n\nWe noticed as we were leaving that there are no longer lines of people to be seated, and it made sense.  Many of their former customers are going elsewhere-- but WHERE?   We will probably not be back unless our only option is the Souper Bowl...
__label__2 It's harder to find because it's located under the steps in the plaza.  It looks dodgy but this is a legit place.  Service was good and it's decent in pricing for the area.
__label__3 I've always wondered what a breakfast pizza would be like and I finally found out at my visit to Scramble. I ordered up the Garlic Spinach, Thyme & Mushroom brizza (which also comes with some type of cheese, possibly provolone). This thing was delish! \n\nMy girl ordered up the ham & cheddar brizza, but she liked mine even more and proceeded to steal one of my slices.\n\nScramble also scores extra points with me for having loose-leaf teas. I got a cup of the Gun-Powder Green Tea Mint, which was very good.\n\nWe were bummed that the hashbrowns were pre-made with bacon inside, as it made them no option for vegetarians like me.\n\nWe sat outside at their very slick & shaded outdoor patio and dining area. Cmon down, ya gotta try a breakfast pizza!
__label__1 Scramble indeed. Scramble away from this place and into your neighborhood IHOP or Village Inn...at least you'll pay less for equally dismal food. I expected so much more from a new neighborhood place, especially one that's gotten some good reviews and publicity. First of all, I like the system of ordering at the counter for casual lunch and dinner places, but there's something about breakfast that it's ill-suited for. Breakfast is just a full service kind of meal, at least to me. The decor/design is certainly nice and modern, but I wish the food matched. With the exception of their \"brizzas\" (breakfast pizzas), their menu items are the kinds of basic things you'd find at any chain (actually, there's less selection than many chains). We tried the pancakes (we asked for 2 buttermilk and one multigrain) with carmelized bananas. They brought out the pancakes first and then said the bananas would just be a couple minutes. When they finally brought it out, it was one banana halved and carmelized, for three large pancakes - terrible presentation. The pancakes themselves were no better than IHOP. The eggs benedict was equally disappointing - they were served in an ocean of hollandaise sauce, the ham was a tad too salty, and the english muffins were soggy. Originally, I thought of trying one of the \"brizzas\" since they're unique to this place, but I'm glad I didn't. The woman next to me was eating one - it was basically eggs and cheese on a raw-looking flat dough. She didn't appear to be enjoying it at all, picking the eggs off and leaving the dough. I guess I'll be sticking to The Breakfast Club when I do breakfast out.
__label__2 For Arizona, this place does a pretty good breakfast. The french toast is where it's at though...So when you go, you'll want the french toast. End of story.
__label__1 I used to frequent this place years and years ago when it was Le Petite Caf\u00e9 so decided that I might as well try this new place. It's completely gutted from when it was the other restaurant and has a very open but hipster feel to it. The menu is on boards as soon as you walk in and you go further up to place your order with the waitress. Number in hand, you sit anywhere and someone delivers the food when you're ready. I've been to places like that before but it's still a weird concept for a \"sit down\" place.\nI got the Sunrise Sandwich which is basically runny eggs and ham with cheese on toast and a side of pan-fried rosemary seasoned potatoes. The sandwich was really good with plenty of ham and a lot of flavour but, and I say this as a potato lover, the potatoes were not edible. They were rubbery and flavourless like they had been sitting under a heat lamp all morning. This wouldn't bother me from a place like Denny's but if I'm going to be paying nearly $8 for something I can make at home at a fraction of the cost, I expect high quality and flavour.\nAlso tried the Italian coffee and cinnamon roll. The cinnamon roll was very fluffy and had a good helping of frosting on it. I liked that they didn't melt the frosting over it. The coffee was very good but a little costly at over $2 for self-serve no-frills coffee. Even Starbucks is cheaper than that. \n\nOverall, much left to be desired. Decent food but I've had more satisfying experiences at iHop at much better prices.  I can only assume all the high ratings are from people who aren't super into breakfast like me. It's my favourite meal so I know when it's lacking.\nI'll continue mourning the loss of the little cute France-themed breakfast joint that was.
__label__4 The husband and I love this place. We have been coming here ever since we moved to the neighborhood and both the food and service is consistently amazing. We have tried most of the breakfast menu but haven't dived into the lunch menu. Our favorite is the Gouda brizza (breakfast pizza) - smoked gouda, bacon, hollandaise sauce, and scrambled eggs. Yum! On lazy weekends, we order this to go and enjoy back at our place. When we dine in, it's a mix. Their Costa breakfast burrito is delicious - something the husband orders frequently. I really like their mushroom and bacon omelet, but I also enjoy their \"two eggs anyway\" meal. I normally get scrambled eggs, bacon, pancakes, and fruit (instead of potatoes). Super delicious and filling. Another favorite are the Biscuits and Gravy. Now this is amazing! The biscuits are super soft on the inside and slightly crunchy on the outside. They just melt in your mouth! The gravy is the perfect accompaniment. It's thick and filled with sausage. These are some of the best B&Gs I've had! The best part is how inexpensive yet utterly delicious they are! \n\nI love that it's a local place that uses local food. Everything is fresh and the staff is outstanding. We've taken both sets of parents here as well as friends. This is definitely the go-to breakfast place. If you are ever in the area, you should definitely check it out!
__label__3 A nice casual breakfast spot. Food was tasty and even though there was a line out the door, it moved fast. We did have to sit outside because the tables inside were full. Only disadvantages to note: it's serve yourself/cafeteria style. You have to get your own silverware, condiments and drinks. 2nd is they do not have any alcohol so you can't get your Sunday mimosa or Bloody Mary here.
__label__4 Love this breakfast place! Some of the best breakfast items! You order at the counter and sit wherever available. They definitely need to expand their space and open another location. It's nice they that they cater to vegan and gluten free. Food is excellent -- try anything on the menu and you won't be disappointed.
__label__3 I ordered the Southwest burrito and it was chock full o' chorizo, but it seemed to be lacking the jalape\u00f1o cream cheese that was supposed to be in it.  My hubby got the meat omelet and he really liked it because it really was full of meat.   I am a fresh squeezed OJ snob, and theirs was very tasty and cold.  I like the set-up, where you order at the counter and they bring the food to you.  It was fast and efficient.  I would definitely try this place again.  It beats most of the breakfast joints in our area, so it'd be worth a drive here.
__label__1 The last few times we visited, we left really disappointed. The potatoes are super dry (and reheated), eggs overdone and overall taste is lackluster. Their sriracha is four shades darker than it was meant to be. Old sauce... or has a fake been refilling those roosters? Scramble, we're breaking up. It's not me, it's you.
__label__1 I really wanted to like this place. It has a very hip ambiance, no doubt. In the end, the quality of the food is just not that great. It fell below the expectations I had based on the vibe and decor. The quality of the food, the ingredients used, reminded me of what is normally served in cafeterias.\n\nIn the end, as much as Scramble is a cool place, I have to choose food over the look.
__label__2 I have been coming to Scramble on 7th street for a while now. I really like the food and the atmosphere of this place. Quality ingredients are used and the staff is wonderful.\n\nMy favorites are the Toluca and the French Toast. I make an excuse to eat here or grab takeout just about every weekend.\n\nThe only reason I am not giving more stars is because lately the accuracy of my orders have been unreliable. I like to order online to avoid the long line on Sunday mornings but each time I order scramble browns online I only get regular hashbrowns. Also, I have been wanting to try the yummy looking chocolate chip cookies that are always calling my name but no matter if I order online or in person they do not end up in my bag. This is a bummer because I usually don't notice until I get home. \n\nDefinitely check this place out you won't regret it!
__label__1 There's really not much to say about this place, it's nestled on the one street that they call Chinatown in Montreal. The place seems to be clean and modern for a restaurant in Chinatown, they don't turn on AC, so expect it to be stuffy and warm on a hot day. They didn't even give cold water, it was just straight warm tap water. I never expect decent service when dining at a restaurant in Chinatown, so it was on par. The food lacks a lot of flavor, I had the vermicelli noodles with grilled pork and spring roll, and my husband had the pineapple fried rice (thai style). Not the best place for Viet-Thai, and not the worst, but not coming back here.
__label__1 The staff is nice, but the clothing is super overpriced. $40 for a plain t-shirt? No thanks.
__label__4 **** Baci Italian Bistro  in Queen Creek is a hidden treasure ****\n\nThis place is in such a out of the way area, No one know about it.\n\nI was stunned as I walked in the front door, I was expecting a simple cafe with a few tables and chairs around them. What I found was elegant dining room made to feel as if you are sitting in a Italian enclosed courtyard complete with a fountain in the middle of the dining room!\n\nI love Italian food a lot, and I am picky. This is the BEST I have had in Arizona! Their Veal dishes are phenomenal, perfectly breaded and prepared. The staff is super friendly, as my friend and I walked in (during dinner) a female, who I took to be the chef, welcome us and asked us if we were \"hungry?\" I being a medium build man as well as my friend naturally answered \"yes.\"  I cannot imagine what was brought out to us were their normal \"dinner portions.\" nice portions of veal,  I could not finish and asked for a to go box. I cannot praise Baci Italian Bistro enough, it is great, go ready to have a good time and you will not be disappointed. I recommend this for a casual lunch or a romantic dinner for two, you will not go wrong at Baci Italian Bistro!\n\nThe only thing that need work here the owner needs to let his family seat everyone, and the pizza need to be better. I'm like the pizza from the east coast more.\n\nThe dress code is mixed.
__label__0 Saw 2 ROACHES my last visit, I will not be back!!!!!!! Change the name to Roaci!!!
__label__1 Not sure what happened to this place but it's not the Baci I remember. I was a regular diner at the old location and came a few times to the new location on Germann. It is quite a drive for us but I always thought it was worth it...until recently. The place was unusually quiet so we got great service from our server. The lasagna was always my favorite but this time I was quite disappointed. Honestly, it was worse than a tv dinner type lasagna. I'm not sure if they have a new cook or something but the whole thing tasted very sub par. The sauce tasted like it came from a can and it had a weird flavor to it. I think from now on we will stick with Olive Garden
__label__1 This place is decent if I got a craving for Gyros. Stay away from the Chicken Gyro though, that was not good at all. \n\nI dont think I would go back since I found one that was so much better in the Galleria mall in henderson. Kyklos is so much bettter.
__label__2 Why do I remember Gyro Time as being the place to go? What has happened to the Gyro Time I remember on West Charleston that at this location is missing? Well for one no one is slicing your gyro meat anymore...microwaved? Is that what I saw? Anyway the place was clean....so clean that they at 2:00pm on Saturday afternoon they were scrubbing and mopping the floors with wet soapy (bleachy) water as food was being prepared and a place full of patrons. Not something I wanna hear or see when my food is being prepared. It must be nostalgia I remember - not the gyros. Easily forgettable.
__label__0 I got a horrible haircut...will never go back...I am not very picky and all I asked was for my stylist not to take much off...she cut almost 5 inches...unacceptable
__label__4 Lou. \nYou got me. \nYou got me good. \nSo good, with your classic barbering technique, that I'm even considering coming in sooner than every four weeks. Crazy, I know, but as you get to know my hair I'm digging where things are going. It's a happy relationship we've created been man and razor. (And locks.) And four weeks seems too long to let you hack at it. The remodel brightens this space up and makes it feel like a hair emporium where creativity oozes from stylists hands. I'm a fan.
__label__1 I like the discounts they seem to have all the time and I like all the children's crafts but this place is very dirty.  I went on a Saturday around 11:00AM and the bathroom was disgusting.  There was no toliet paper, garbage overflowing on on the floor and there was no soap.  Normally a place like this you would think they would check the bathroom each other but who knows if they even clean this every day.  I did bring this to their attention when I checked out.
__label__2 I've been wanting to check out the Aloft brand since I travel so much and for the most part, I dig this brand. Love the sleek, mod look of the hotel and rooms. \n\nOnly problem,?? For all the sleek amenities, they couldn't give decent pillows!!! For the king size bed, they provided (2) pillows big enough for your 10 year old. That's the best way to describe it!! Kinda thrown off by that! \n\nI was basking in how much I like this hotel till I went to lay down and was shocked that they would skimp on such a small item. They use Bliss products in the bathroom but can't provide standard pillow sizes or decent pillows for that matter?? Surprised to say the least.\n\nChecked in on the later side and was glad there was food choices across the street. In addition, there is a food available for purchase in the lobby, salads, sandwiches, etc.\n\nThe hotel has a club vibe but there was a mixture of old and young. Business folks milling around but no families. Don't think this is the brand you would check your family into. \n\nDefinitely will check out the other Aloft properties while traveling.
__label__2 Spent a Saturday night here with some trepidations that in a college town during spring training season, the hallways would be full of raucous drunk 20-somethings slamming doors all night as I have experienced at other Alofts.  My fears were blissfully unfounded.  It was a quiet and peaceful stay.  \n\nThe hotel looks exactly like all the other Aloft properties - same fabrics, carpets, bathrooms, lighting, etc.  Same lousy pillows.  Same dinky closet.  Same noisy AC unit.  But the bed is surely comfortable.  The TV has a decent selection of real HD channels.  A new and snazzy Starbucks is just across the street, as is In-n-Out Burger, which is nirvana to an Easterner who misses that chain at times.  \n\nIt is well-located, the staff is extremely pleasant and efficient, and that, as they say, is that.
__label__0 So this was my first and probably only time that I will be staying at a Aloft hotel chain.....\nThe hotel concept is based on competing with the entry level Motel 6 and lower end Best Westerns... But with a nice chic/edgy decor that is geared toward the younger crowd..college age or very young professionals..\n\nNot a bad concept but what kills this is the lack of lack of a proper checks and balances in the housekeeping/ maintenance department.\n\nI stayed at two different locations this past week....the Tempe one and the Airport Aloft. Both had issues with room cleanliness, not necessarily the maids fault as some issues were room damage that should of been fixed by management.\nService was hit and miss.... A...first day check in staff was ok...female bartender was friendly and gave us tips on were to go for St. Paddys day \n\nBut one guy working the desk (in his late 30's or early 40's) refused to re-magnetize our door key because none of us were listed on the reservation or the room...so after about 15 minutes of us making phone calls to get our buddy's brother on the phone we finally got our key magnetized....and he literally said \" oh yea I do see your name on the reservation, not sure how I missed it\"!...\n\nOhhh and one female bartender actually had BALLs to ask where a shot glass went from the shot he bought me... As I was sitting in the lounge area while they played pool...he pointed in my direction and told her he bought it for me...she said ohhh..I don't want you walking away with it....I guess there is a shot glass stealing issue at the Aloft Tempe  location\n\nList of pros:\nFree wifi\nFree pool table in lobby\n free water bottles and coffee in room\nDecor was nice and appealing\nGood happy hour from 5-7...$2 drafts\nCons:\nBoth locations had stained carpets in room\nPillows are really small almost travel size\nRooms are on the small side \nAll three rooms and both locations had damaged walls from the desk chair\nVery little storage room \nComforters in two rooms were stained ...lack of a cover on the comforters means they have to wash the entire thing after each guest....which I highly doubt they do\nAnd the coupe de grace was a red stain on the bed sheets of king bed at the Tempe location..about the size of nickel and the 2nd stain the size of a 3 quarters put together in a triangle shape.\n\nThere was a group of us and one reservation was lost so two of us stayed one night at Airport location while the rest stayed at Tempe location.  Overall all 3 rooms had similar issues at two different locations so  either is. Chain issue or a Phoenix issue....
__label__2 Ikea is not just a store, as my fellow Yelper indicated. It is a phenomenon.\n\nMuch has been written here and elsewhere about this international mega-chain which specializes in moderately-priced, well-designed contemporary modular (i.e.,assemble-it-yourself) furniture and home accessories. Ikea is exactly what it purports to be, so there is not much I can add to its description. \n\nAs I write this post, 28 February 2009, I am having a hard time believing my first experience at the Charlotte location of this Scandinavian retail giant.  It opened only ten days ago, and apparently the circus-attraction atmosphere hasn't worn off yet. Picture this: today was wet, windy, and  foggy. It rained incessantly. Yet, when we approached the Ikea \"campus\" via North Tryon Street, there were blockaded traffic lanes, a half dozen patrol cars, and not less than a mile of bumper-to-bumper traffic waiting to get into the parking lot. Incredible. It was as if the economic crisis never happened. I was amazed.\n\nThe giant store apparently has only one main entrance and exit, much like its big box cousins. That was particularly inconvenient on a day like today, where staying dry was a challenge. Once inside guests were funneled upstairs via escalator to begin their march around the massive showroom. Everyone was encouraged to grab a courtesy tape measure, pencil, and store map on which to make those all-important pre-purchase notations. \n\nThe displays were massive, impressive, and incessant. I thought the furnished recreations of a living space that indicated its square footage an especially effective way to illustrate how Ikea furnishings, heavily oriented toward efficiency, work well in small, tight spaces. I had to chuckle ironically however, since many of the living spaces I've seen since moving to Charlotte are anything but small or tight, quite the contrary. But given the current economy, maybe more folks will be downsizing (I'm thinking of multiple-family McMansions with kids using closets as bedrooms- hee hee). At any rate, Ikea certainly knows how to present its information clearly and effectively, and I'm sure they'd gladly do McMansions as well as small urban spaces.\n\nMy biggest beef with Ikea, however, is purely personal. For one thing, any store with arrows on the floor indicating the direction I should walk gives me the creeps, regardless of the crowd size. I don't enjoy being herded into a space and then being compelled to move through it in any direction except the one I choose. Second, I am just not a big fan of the whole box store shopping experience, where the sheer space and quantity of stuff outweighs my eye's ability to focus on detail. I feel certain, judging by the size of the crowd, that my opinion represents the minority, but that's just me. \n\nI will give Ikea props in the kitchen and bath design department, where the concept of modularity and space-consciousness works well. It also appears the Ikea staff are well-trained and prepared to help customers with both the design and planning in those areas. \n\nI am sure I will return to Ikea, if for no other reason than I'd like to spend more time trying to focus on the design aspect of its furnishings and accessories. But until the massive crowds and homeland security-like police presence calm down, I will continue to delay my next Ikea shopping experience. Today's tightly-controlled visit reminded me more of a trip to the Charlotte-Douglas International Airport than, say, my last outdoor concert where I saw Radiohead. I will follow the direction of the crowd-police for Radiohead, but not for kitchen cabinets. Not yet, anyway.
__label__3 Don't skip the restaurant! Ikea is so much more than flat pack furniture!\n\nI came up here early one morning and made a stop for coffee and some great Swedish pancakes with lingonberry sauce (a bit like cranberries, just not as tart) while I went through my mental list of the stuff I needed for my new Charlotte apartment. Once that was done, it was off for a wander through the furniture showrooms (yep, I'll have one of those and one of those and one of those that probably won't fit in the car) and then the smaller kitchen and housewares showroom areas.\n\nWhen it was time to start picking my furniture from the warehouse, I'd picked up a dozen little things, several of which I had no idea that I needed, but dang it, I really do need that! Pulling a futon bed and mattress onto the flat trolley and out to the register to pay for it.\n\nIkea offers a 1% coupon when you use your debit card to make the purchase. And they'll sort of help you load stuff into your car, they're just not allowed to do the tying down. Fortunately, the futon mattress fit once I put the seats down and I guess I can still drive with it poking me in the kidney.\n\nA couple of tips: Have a list. Arrive early. Be patient. And don't skip the restaurant or the food shop at the end. You have no idea how many different ways there are to smoke and can and bottle different fish!
__label__1 It's much too much in my opinion.  Long lines, big crowds, so much merchandise you can't digest it all.
__label__2 My 4- year old likes this place. He was disappointed that they stopped giving out balloons. The food is Ok and they have a respectable beer and cocktail selection.  As far as the food, it is predictable and decent.
__label__1 I bought two overpriced drinks -- a vodka soda and a vodka cranberry -- from a grouchy bartender who skipped over people who had been waiting for much longer in order to serve loud drunk girls.  Dude, all I wanted was to buy these drinks and go on my way.  There were, at most, 7 people at the bar.  Took 15 minutes to get a couple of weak drinks.  Should have saved my money.
__label__4 Mel's Diner is back...  I've been waiting for the restaurant to reopen in the original location (my friend Karl actually has a picture of the group of us, myself included, waiting in line for the place to open at 7 a.m. on opening day... but I digress...) after the fire two years ago.  It was cold, and it was rainy, but it was well worth the wait!\n\nThe restaurant looks great and the food is a good as ever.  I ordered the breakfast special, and it is as good as I remember: two eggs, sausage or bacon, homefries and toast.  I loved it so much that I went back on opening day for dinner...  which as \"dee-lish\" - One of my faviourites is the Skillet.\n\nI have got to mention that the service here is fantastic.  The folks who work here must really like the place.  Welcome back, Mel's Diner, looking forward to many more visits to come!
__label__1 Meh, I don't get the big deal over this place. Ordered the Mel's \"special\" breakfast (toast, eggs, taters, and a side dish) with a milkshake and it came to $10. It may sound okay to some but that was one of the most mediocre dishes I've ever had; certainly not worth $10. Buy yourself some eggs and fancy bread and you'll be much more satisfied.
__label__2 I'm giving Jimmy's three stars because the young lady that took care of us last night was very good (customer service). But, don't go for the salmon salad or the linguine with white sauce. My wife said the clams were pretty rubbery and the salmon salad, while good, was nothing that I would reorder (overpriced and nothing spectacular). The place seems to do a booming business with locals. Maybe the pizza or other things on the menu are what draw folks in. Nice atmosphere and good service but there is better Italian food to be found in Gilbert.\n\nFortunately, we were with friends so the food quality was only secondary to the quality of the evening.
__label__4 I really liked the place. Went and got half-priced pizza on a Wednesday. The waiter was on top of the drinks and they had a magician doing some dope magic tricks. The pizza was great in my mind and even better for the price I paid. I'm definitely going back.
__label__2 Good buffet, all you can eat style restaurant. good variety of sea food, and some sushi, although i didn't eat any, my brother said it was good. good place to go for the price.
__label__2 Very standard as far as buffets go. With a good seafood selection, sushi and respectable dishes (keeping in mind that Mesa is not the culinary Center of United States) I think everyone can put this on their list of \"okay\" places to eat.
__label__0 Decided to go here again last night with the family (not my choice). Didn't try the sushi or anything risky but was still up all night with #2. So was my mother. \n\nHavent been in over a year and a half and def will never return.
__label__1 The food was ok.. When they have it. I counted 8 empty pans. The ice cream was the consistency of milk. All this for $12.49?!!!!!! I got ripped off
__label__3 Being essentially a Vietnamese food virgin, I was eager to try a big bowl of this pho stuff I've heard so much about.  I decided to dive in head-first and choose the weirdest option, the pho with tripe and tendon.  I mean, when else do you see tripe and tendon on a menu?  Might as well get it.\n\nI decided that I really like pho, but not tripe or tendon.  (Seemed kind of flavorless, and the tripe's appearance especially skeeved me out.)  The steak and Vietnamese meatballs were delicious, though, as were the noodles, sprouts, and everything else in that seemingly bottomless bowl!  I finished maybe less than half of the whole thing, and for $5 on Wednesday nights, that is a CRAZY good deal.  My boyfriend's garlic beef bahn mi was to die for: the beef was excellently flavored and the pickled daikon was crunchy and fresh-tasting.  I will certainly try one of these sandwiches next time I go back.\n\nWe split an avocado shake for dessert, and all I can say is WHERE HAVE THESE BEEN ALL MY LIFE?  So smooth, sweet, and creamy, and still retaining the subtle flavor of avocado.  Cramazing. The guy ringing us up told us that he uses a whole avocado (!), half and half, sweetened condensed milk, and ice, all blended together.  He also said that a couple customers had been on him to figure out how many calories were in it, but I begged him not to.  Some things I'm happier not knowing.
__label__1 It pains me to say it, but there's a reason I don't go here anymore.  \n\nWent there for the first time in months recently and was seriously disappointed.  My husband's fried fish banh mi had one seriously tiny piece of fish on it, and my nem nuong banh mi was similarly lacking in meat.  Their banh mi have never been especially generous in the meat department, but this time it was pretty sad.  It was mostly made of pickled veggies.  In comparison, Black Dog's sandwiches are about $8 ($3 more than most of the banh mi) and they're huge and come with a side.  I'd rather pay a bit more and get a better sandwich.\n\nTwo stars because the banh mi my sister got (creamy pork) was better and the service is always good.
__label__1 What happened, Xinh Xinh?  We used to take out of town people here because we were so impressed with the place.\n\nLast time we got take-out.  Three banh mis and an order of wings.  Wings were pretty good and certainly well seasoned with fish sauce.  (If you are not used to the smell of fish sauce, this might not be too appealing.)  My wife's sister's banh mi seemed pretty good, but ours had very little meat on them.  They still had the jalapeno peppers and cilantro, but the mayonnaise seemed less, too.  I got the catfish banh mi and the fish was tiny - especially in comparison to previous trips.  \n\nWe'd noticed a decline in the quality of the bubble teas, too.  Originally they were really strong and offered flavors that Cafe Evo didn't.   But last time we got one (it was a while ago), it seemed like it was made with non-dairy creamer instead of milk.\n\nDisappointed.  Probably not going back - I guess I have an excuse to try making my own banh mi or pho instead.\n\nThe service was still good, but the food is simply not as good as it was when they opened.
__label__2 Xinh Xinh Cafe used to be a regular stop for me and my roommate on the weekends after running errands in the morning. We have had lunch here several times in the past year, usually to satisfy my craving for pho, which I have enjoyed immensely in Vietnamese restaurants in Chicago and Dallas-Ft.Worth. \n\nThe last time I came here, I had fried spring rolls and pho with thin sliced beef. The noodles were great, meat was just right, and the bean sprouts and herbs were fresh (but could be fresher). I also had Vietnamese iced coffee (ca phe sua da, condensed milk with black coffee that slowly drips down into the cup as it sits on your table) that was as authentic as any Vietnamese coffee I have ever tasted. Service here has been great, as well. \n\nMy main gripe with Xinh Xinh cafe is that their portions are incredibly tiny. When I spend $15 for a meal, including tip, I expect to leave satisfied, but the serving size just doesn't cut it for me. I can understand this price point because it's probably the only decent Vietnamese restaurant in Central Illinois, but still, I think they can do a lot better for the price.
__label__2 Noodle hut is unpretentious. You get what you pay for.\n\nYou can eat in if you absolutely have to. But except after an evening of drinking with friends i really can't think of a reason to stay in with such a spartan decoration.\n\nThe food is decent. Nothing high end. But for a $6-10 dollar meal you can't expect a quisine menu. But ingredients are fresh, and it's prepared on the spot in a clean workplace.\nPortions are very reasonable. And you get a free soda with the specials.\n\nDefinitly one of my favorite take-out places.
__label__1 I was happy until I went to this TGI Friday's for happy our and ruined my mood. \nLet me first tell you that TGIF is one of my favorite chain restaurants, I usually go to the one at the Orleans casino but this time there was some kind of event going on and they were real busy, I had set my heart on the steak and lobster so I decided to take the trip all the way across town to the sun coast.\nWhen I got there the place was almost empty and honestly I was happy it was since I was starving. The hostess offered us to sit at the bar area so I we take advantage of the happy hour which we agreed.... and happiness was over.\n We waited for a long time to order our drinks, we waited a lot time to order our appetizers then we waited a long time to order our entrees and having worked in the service industry I'm the first one to stand in defense of the help. I understand that many things can happen that affects good service, problems at home, bad management, crew under staffed, super busy, but when it happens to me that's when understanding stops, specially when the place is this dead, I could find no excuse for him but that we didn't fit the waiter's ideal tipping customer's profile?\n By this time I was willing to ignore the waiters sad service during happy hour, get my own beers at the bar and concentrate on my much anticipated steak and lobster.\n Short version .....WTF!
__label__0 I've never had any desire to be here. I actually had no idea it was a place to be. I didn't even know where it was to be honest... I had just heard about it... just that it existed by name. Nothing more. Had I seen the reviews here before going, I might not have even bothered. \n\nA friend of mine was working the whole Fashion Week thing and somehow scored us these amazing $400 all-access VIP Super Passes to the whole thing including the after party held at the W. \n\nThe downtown area was a traffic congestion nightmare so it took awhile to get a place to park. They were holding a red velvet rope line show at the main entrance to the hotel where all the cars pull up. So elegant and fancy. We waited outside amidst the fumes and fancy rides for our turn to enter with our super passes for what seemed like forever. \n\nAlas, it was not meant to be as the guy at the door (read: giant useless turd in a suit) finally told my lady friend that he can only let girls in that don't have guys with them... and apparently only if they pass a certain age, boob job, slutty dress set of standards that only exist in this guy's head. Some guys were getting in, but only models from the show pretty much. \n\nI tried to convince my friend to just leave so we could go someplace I actually like, but she was wanting to prove a point on principal. She confronted him a few times about his being a soulless anus, but he didn't wouldn't change his position about us. \n\nI should've stepped in and said \"look - we've been standing here long enough - either let us the hell in or tell us we aren't welcome here even with our $400 all-access VIP super passes so we can fuck off to someplace better where we don't have to look at your shitty face, you hack.\" \n\nIn the end our time was wasted. Elitism won and we finally gave up since there was only an hour left of the night and the line had dwindled to only a few dozen people unfit to enter the exclusive party. My friend was too upset to salvage the energy to go to another place. She actually was over the whole Scottsdale thing and insisted that this was representative of the whole city - I was unable to assure her it wasn't (but I assure you it isn't). We hugged a sad goodnight right there in the W carport and went our separate ways. \n\nIt's easy to say I didn't really want to be in there in the first place - well, I really didn't. I was just interested in having a drink with a friend and catching up. The W just wasn't meant to be the venue to host such an event. \n\nI never got to see the inside from the inside, but I'm pretty sure it smelled like shit covered in puke in there and was likely covered in some sort of sticky film that only drips off of the most hoity of toity. It's not that I'm jealous because I was already hanging out with all these same fake assholes at Fashion Week an hour earlier - I don't know that a change of scenery would really make them that much more compelling and interesting. In fact, I'm sure it wouldn't. It's just that I don't like places that judge you worthy or unworthy of coming in. It's demoralizing and insulting. Even if they had let us in, I would've felt the same way. \n\nPretentiousness is next to ugliness. \n\nIf I had actually paid $400 for that VIP Super Pass and not been let in to the party immediately, I'd be pretty livid. Since it was free, I can't be that mad - but the rope guy didn't know I got the passes for free. We were dressed nice and we're all fairly attractive people. Maybe I'm too old or too fat or didn't have on an Ed Hardly or Affraction shirt. Maybe this dude just didn't like the cut of my jib. No telling why for sure, but I certainly wouldn't have waited more than 5 minutes if it wasn't for my friend wanting to get in. It's just not something I do. \n\nSo I didn't get to see the inside of this place from the inside - just the car port with the parade of Escalades, sports cars and exhaust fumes. I'm sure it's pretty nice in there, but the only thing I'm willing to wait in line for that long is Space Mountain at Disneyland. I'm pretty sure there's nothing nearly as great inside this shallow pit of pseudo cool as fucking Space Mountain. \n\nBlow me, W... you $#&@
__label__1 I've tried this joint a couple of times now and feel very comfortable skipping it from now on. Cavernous and sooo noisy. Not very cold beers served with no head at all. I mean, come on, we're in Wisconsin, right? Super gross cheese curds, which is the one offense this aficionado cannot forgive. What are those, Velveeta?? We never saw a server and went to the bar to order.. so not cool, especially given the large platters that were never cleared from our table. \n\nYup, amateur. When we can play darts and watch large screen tvs anywhere, you're going to have to work a little harder to keep the grownups around.
__label__3 This place is really good and probably the best in Urbana...  \nThe sweet potato fries are my favorite and deserve 6 STARS!!  :)  Their ranch dressing is amazing..  To me the BBQ is a bit spicy.. Even the mildest  one. But overall I feel this place is worth the wait, although when its REALLY crowded we just get the order to go, and its quicker..
__label__4 ...I don't know why I waited so long to try this place, I've heard so much about it.  I had the burnt ends BBQ sandwich + twice baked potatoes + Sioux City Ginger Beer (non-alcoholic) which was a great combination.    If you're up for BBQ sauce that's thick, spicy + sweet this is the place for you!
__label__4 Who would have thought that Champaign, Illinois can put out the best barbecue? You lucky UIUC kids, I'm jealous!\n\nLast September, I went to Black Dog for the first time on a double date. We had a 40-minute wait but time flew by in their awesome draft beer selection. They ran out of the famous burnt ends (meat cut from the point half of a smoked brisket) by the time we sat down, but everything else was delicious so I promised myself to go back. And I did, 3 times! It has become a tradition for my boyfriend and me. The quality of their food and beer is amazingly consistent.\n\nThe burnt ends turned out to be perfectly charred, moist and smokey. On top of that, their hot polish and chicken are just mind blowing. I never pick chicken over beef/pork at bbq places, until I reached my fork into my friend's Black Dog chicken platter :P But tonight, we got another surprise...Smoke Duck Special, which has now made Thursday night the best night! Both the duck and the chicken are worth trying. They not too greasy and deliciously spiced.\n\nLast but not least, I have fallen in love with their sides and bbq sauces. You can't go wrong with the sweet potato fries and the vinegar based slaw, also, the cornbread has BRISKET in it! I know the bbq sauce variety does not help your decision making. If you like something with a little \"zing\" or \"kick\", I suggest the Hot Georgia Peach and the mustard.
__label__1 Limo driver was late picking us up. \n\nThere is mandatory $40 tip to each of the three people: the limo driver, elvis, and photographer on top of the other fees (is ridiculous!) That's $120 already!\n\nLeaving we felt we were rushed out and they locked the doors on us. A homeless man came up to us and was bothering us, so one of the guests knocked on the door very hard with his key and the photographer finally opened the doors (after we knocked with our fists and rang the doorbell several times).\n\nThen the limo driver was late picking us up (about 30 minutes late even though we called him and he told us he was 10 minutes away). \n\nWent inside to talk to the photographer and he would not give us back the $40 tip we had to give the limo driver. The envelope was on the desk in plain sight and told us we could not get our money back. I bet if we said we wanted to ADD money to it, that would not have been a problem. Told us he is an independent limo driver even though the place's address and name are on the side and the photographer handles the money. \n\nElvis impersonator was funny, kind of cheesy, but the photographer had an attitude and reminded us of the wedding guy from The Hangover except not cool and not funny. \n\nElvis would make me want to go back, but the rest of the staff ruined our night.
__label__3 Try the chicken and fried beef, this place is your traditional Cuban joint and one of the few that is really good in this area. Be prepared to wait a little while, but that is usually standard at most authentic Cuban places. You will not leave hungry.  They have a live band on weekends.
__label__4 Ask for Kym.  Enough said.
__label__4 The people who work at Dutch Bros are seriously the cutest, sweetest baristas, ever. Definitely a funky, party kind of vibe. Wonderful coffee, great service.
__label__4 I am a huge fan of this place.  Our group had a conference at the JW Marriott Desert Ridge and all of the staff (that's me!) stayed at the Residence Inn.  We were the first group to stay in the hotel.  Where do I start?  I kinda feel like I'm about to write a report for school, so here goes:\n\nWhy I love the Residence Inn Desert View\nBy Andrea H.\n\n1)  The staff.  Everyday when we came back from work, it was like coming home.  Kind of like seeing your family after a long day.  They all got to know us so we felt like friends.\n2)  The rooms.  My room was so cozy, I felt like I was in my own apartment (well kind of).  I loved the swivel flat screen tv that could go from bedroom to living room in a turn.  They have free wifi and wired internet and I could actually bring leftovers home and put them in my fridge.  You can also buy frozen dinners, etc. at the front desk and microwave them in your room.  And the best part, free microwave popcorn replenished daily.\n3)  Free shuttle service within 5 miles.  I swear, the poor shuttle guy never saw the outside of his van, but he was really great about driving our rowdy group all over the place.\n4)  The pool/BBQ area.  I didn't swim, but the pool is really nice, with cabanas and a BBQ area.  We christened the grill with some burgers & dogs and hung out by the fire pits with some cold beers. Awesome.\n5)  Breakfast included.  A full hot breakfast is served every morning and it is goooood.  Lots of options.  I think they do happy hour some nights too, but that was still in the works when we were there.\n6)  Fitness room.  I wasn't expecting much from a \"fitness room\", but it wasn't the old rusty rowing machine and bike that I was expecting.  They have several machines with tv screens on them and some free weights.  It's not Equinox, but pretty nice for a Residence Inn.\n7)  Location (well, relatively speaking).  If you're around for business, there are lots of places to eat nearby at the Desert Ridge Mall and City North.  There are also two movie theaters.  It's about a 20 minute walk,   which isn't too bad.  The shuttle stops at 9, but we refused to pay an $8 cab to take us a mile.  It was kind of a nice stroll, although my friend was convinced the javelinas were going to get us.  The shuttle driver told us not to worry, they are blind and if they come running, we should just step aside and watch them run by.  Yeah.  I'll keep that in mind.\n\nAs with any new hotel, they have a few kinks to work out, but I'm willing to overlook them since they opened early for us and whenever something went wrong, they were literally there in 1 minute.  Since I basically live in hotels, it is nice to have the opportunity to stay at a place like this.
__label__4 We did a two night \"staycation\" here. It's very close to my work, so my commute was cut down to almost nothing, making for a very relaxing stay.\n\nFor a hotel of this class...very nice. Breakfast was terrific, healthy options, even whole grain batter for the waffle maker. Fruit toppings for waffles were a nice touch. Great selection of food here. Our room was nice, roomy, comfortable, well-appointed. \n\nStaff were very friendly, the front desk had folks waiting at prime check in time. May have to do it again next week!!!
__label__3 Great job & friendly. They do beautiful gels and the salon is clean.\nI will visit them again for sure!
__label__4 Staff is always very friendly!
__label__4 THEY WERE RUNNING! Superb service, superb price, superb quality. And running, I tell you, to keep the service up taking orders and refilling drinks and settling checks and serving food.  Holy cow. I dropped in for lunch earlier this week again, and everything was exactly like I said in my initial review. This place is a joy for me every time. Wow. Holy cow. Incredible.
__label__2 I've been working at the same place for years. I'm not sure why I've never bothered to try Sakun before. I finally did today.\n\nI usually go for lunch specials, but I really wanted to sample their Panang Curry. I ordered a Chicken Panang. It comes with a small to-go box of rice, which is nowhere near enough for me. Actually, the serving of rice is fine except for the fact that the Panang helping is huge!\n\nThe verdict? It was pretty good. I am constantly searching for Panang in Vegas that comes even close to Archi's Thai Kitchen. I have yet to find it. Still, Sakun Thai is a good find. It's close to work and serves up good Thai food (based on my heretofore one dish experience).\n\nI'll be back to try more.
__label__0 My family and I were visiting from Arizona and wanted thai food but didn't feel like going out, so I looked on here and found Sakun Thai. When I called to order the lady who answered the phone was very nice and patient with us as we tried to figure out what we wanted. However, that was the ONLY good thing that I can say about this place. \n\nFirst off, they told me about 45 mins and it ended up taking almost an hour and a half!! Their portions were hardly anything at all---other than the pad thai, that was the only thing that was a decent size portion. My dad had some beef green bean thing and it barely covered the bottom of the to-go box!! You could still see the foil at the bottom. I have never been to a Thai/Chinese restaurant that had suck wimpy portion sizes. We also ordered the Chicken Satay.....HORRIBLE!!! They were so tiny and super super DRY!!! I couldn't even chew them....they just went in the trash because no one could. :( \n\nMaybe this place is better when you go to the restaurant, rather than having it delivered...I almost wish I had because I would TOTALLY SEND ALL OF THIS FOOD BACK!! Overall, very disappointed in this thai place! Next time we will be going out!
__label__0 We go here often and usually it is great!  Today so bad - never again.  We waited on ourselves!!! We got our own silverware...had to ask for service & were forgetten.  We told the manager who did not seem to care.  We got our bill after going & asking for it.  When our change was brought it was someone else's check.  If you want awful service - this is the place to go!
__label__0 I had never eaten at this place before and my girlfriend and I were hungry so I thought we would take a chance here. There was no one in sight to seat us first of all, so we wandered inside looking at their decorated walls. After awhile someone approached us and had us sit at a booth. When it was time to order, all I wanted was this spicy shrimp pasta. When it came, it didn't come with a piece of bread or a cracker or anything else. I was a little disappointed because I love eating bread with my pasta. I asked our server if bread came with it as soon as he delivered it and he said \"no it doesn't but you can buy some.\" I said no it was okay and then he proceeded to the couple on the booth behind us. I could clearly hear his conversation with the couple as he approached them and said, \"hey guys, chef put the wrong meat on the grill so you guys are going to be getting an even bigger steak\" and I could hear how excited they were. Just hearing that right after I had my bread request dismissed really set me off internally. I understand that bread may not be free at this place or may not be given with pasta dishes but to hear someone get an even bigger piece of meat while I couldn't get a piece of bread just doesn't make sense to me. To add to this issue, service was really really slow. I don't see myself ever going to another TGI Fridays again.
__label__2 When I first discovered this place, I (or some member of my family) came religiously so I could satisfy my craving for the chicken kabob plate. This meal, to me, was the perfect blend of my favorite stuff: grilled boneless chicken kabob, perfectly seasoned rice and awesome salad. We even braved the terrible service of the girl who used to answer the phone (she was very rude) to come and get this food!\n\nHowever, at some point they decided to change things around. The rice is now more brown and doesn't have the same perfect taste. The cheese even changed momentarily from feta to mozzarella. I love cheese but I loved feta in this setting more so the change was annoying to me. By far, though, the rice change realllllly got me. It got me so much that I stopped eating here.\n\nThen, I decided to give it another try. To my surprise, the rice was ALMOST back to what it used to be. I was temporarily happy again!! Until, several weeks later, another craving hit and I went back to get takeout and I was given the type of rice that I hate. This ruined the entire meal for me. I actually have not been back again since because I can't figure out what kind of rice they are using on the regular.\n\nIn any case, despite my rice saga, the owner is usually very nice when I see him. He recognizes some members of my family and says hi and that is nice also. I do hope the restaurant does well and maybe one day I'll be back (maybe).
__label__4 I am looking at a letter signed by THE John Hancock ensconced in a beautiful frame.  I look above and see the pricetag:  $89,000.  Of course, they were having a sale when I was visiting, so the price may actually have been slightly lower.  What was so remarkable was that an $89,000 autograph did not really stand out from the amazing collection of autographs up for sell in this store.  \n\nI think they had everything you could possibly want.  An Abbey Road album signed by all four Beatles -- of course.  A guitar signed by Eric Clapton -- child's play.  They had literally hundreds of items like this each of them interesting in their own right.  And the prices have a considerable range.  I think the cheapest autograph went for about $895 and went upwards of 6 figures with the average item costing about $2000.  I was so overwhelmed, I really did not want to leave this store.  \n\nSo, what is on my wish list?  \n\n- Hand written lyrics by Kurt Cobain for the song Mr. Moustache for $6995:\n\n http://store02.prostores.com/servlet/antiquitieslv/the-2249/Nirvana-frontman-Kurt-Cobain/Detail\n\n- Sheet music for Moon River signed by Audrey Hepburn for $1895:\n\nhttp://store02.prostores.com/servlet/antiquitieslv/the-2284/Audrey-Hepburn-signed-sheet/Detail\n\n\nThese make excellent stocking stuffers if you want to reward your favorite Yelper...   :-)
__label__2 Not my favorite Hilton but I appreciate that the hotel is on the far end of the strip with no casino. Made it seem more like a relaxing vacation. The rooms were affordable in price but the spa is a different story. We're Hilton fans and will visit this hotel again.
__label__4 Shira is the best! I have been coming in for 2 years and always look forward to my time with her. I was so nervous coming but she always makes good conversation and makes the process as quick and painless as possible. \nI am moving out of state soon and would take her with me if I could!! Sad to say goodbye to her.
__label__0 I have never ate here before during their normal menu hours. I have been to the one on DI when they were open but this is my first time at the new location. \n\nThis review is for the groupon purchase of the -Naked Sushi Event- only.\n\nWhen you purchase the groupon a reservation is required. They only hold this even on specific days out of the month and it starts very late. Our reservation was for Oct 22, 2011 at 10:30. \n\nOnce inside you HAD to pay a mandatory $5 gratuity which was not stated any where on the groupon that right there already pissed me off. You were also handed a drink coupon as mentioned in the groupon. \n\nFood:\n set up around 1 hibachi table buffet style and you just go around and help yourself. \n\nTwo models taking turns lying on the table wearing pasty flowers and nude panties with banana leaves covering the appropriate areas. They did have sushi laid on the leaves, but you were not permitted to eat the pieces of sushi off the model. \n\n-Sushi: the night started off well with a semi large variety. California rolls, nigiri (salmon, tuna, yellow tail, shrimp)  I think they made the rice portion a little larger than normal. They had some specialty rolls like spider rolls and 2 concoctions that I don't know the name of but were pretty tasty, and spicy tuna rolls. I was able to make about 2 rounds with a pretty decent selection. At round 3 all the nigiri was gone and everything was replaced with California rolls and maybe one plate of spicy tuna. \n\n-Sides: EVERYTHING they had as a side that was supposed to be hot was COLD!!!!! gyoza was not crunchy even when I got there just a little after I saw it come out of the kitchen. I didn't try the egg rolls, the shrimp tempura was starting to get a little soggy and was just barely a little past warm. Chicken skewers were awful COLD and dry. They also had a beef side that also was not favorable. \n\n-Fried rice: was made fresh. The rice I will have to say tasted like butter. It was so oily and I just felt like I was gaining a pound every time I took a bite. That didn't help the flavor either. I know you need a little bit of fat to make stuff taste good but that was gross. The chef tried to give me a whole scoop but I told him right away to give me 1/2 of that because 1. I didn't want to waste it and 2. you don't want to get full off of rice. \n\n- DJ was pretty impressive. Had a good mix going on the whole night. \n\n- Service:\nNo one comes by your table to explain this to you or to let you know that there will not be waiter service. We had to ask the hostess after she was done sitting another party where our waiter was. she explained that if we needed any beverages we would have to go to the bar. \n\nWATER! don't expect to you get any water during your meal at this event. We went to the bar and asked for water and was told that they were not permitted to give out regular water and they for the night they were only serving bottle water that they were CHARGING you for. If you didn't want to pay for the bottled water you could use your drink coupon for it instead. WTF!! who doesn't serve water at a restaurant?!! They were actually refusing us water. \n\n\nexpect a busser that constantly cleared the table. when I say clear I mean he took: the chop sticks, soy sauce dish, and your wasabi/ginger dish. so every time you came back to your table you had to start all over.\n\nI would not recommend going to this event.
__label__3 Love this location!  I created NAKED SUSHI at Geisha House a few years ago and  I'm glad to see they kept it going since I left.  Food is great and the staff are very nice!
__label__2 Chef George was great and very personable. Dinner went well, but were very disappointed that the didn't have all the desserts in the menu, only the basic stuff. Even when I mentioned some of the drinks they didn't have either. Atmosphere is very nice and modern, but I have had better for less price.
__label__1 I have been here twice and my first experience was pretty pleasant although I kind of felt like I was being watched closely by the security guard, like I was going to steal something. It made me feel very uncomfortable and if I was ever going to steal any thing from that store it would have been the nail polish which was located at the register. There really is nothing in here I couldn't live without but I did find a really cute cardigan for my nephew. The employees were pleasant while they were checking me out but the whole time the security guard stood by the register watching but not watching (if that makes sense). Really ackward!\n\nMy second visit (same day but later) was to exchange the cardigan I bought for my nephew for a bigger size. There was the same security guard standing around and only one worker who told me she was a new employee. I let her know I just needed to exchange the cardigan for a bigger size and she told me that she couldn't do exchanges or returns and I would have to wait for the store manager to get back from her lunch. I asked how long and she said about 15 more minutes. So I went back out to my car and sat for 20 minutes just so I could exchange this cardigan! I was upset that I had to wait so long just to do an exchange when I bought the cardigan earlier in the morning. Although the store manager was polite when doing the exchange, she never apoligized for making me wait around for 20 minutes.\n\nHow can you leave an employee on their own when they do not know or have any authority to do exchanges or returns?!\n\nIt will be awhile before I ever go back to this store if ever.
__label__1 Melissa needs to develop her customer service skills. She could not have been more aloof and indifferent to me and other customers at the bar, even turning her back on all of us to \"clean the mirrors\" on the bar wall, ignoring us completely. WTF?! That is, of course, until HER \"friends\" happened to walk in. Then she actually demonstrated some personality. The 1/3 lb. cheeseburger I ordered must have lost it's weight from the grill to the plate, because there wasn't much to it. Thin and unsatisfying, just like the \"flattened\" roll it was served on. The waffle fries are excellent, with the right portion being served. The male waiter was the only employee I really saw at least trying to look busy and hustling from one table to another, and in and out of the kitchen. He at least made eye contact and managed a smile. That's who needs to be behind the bar. Give me a reason to come in again. It also deserves mentioning, that Melissa never bothered to check back on me ONCE while I sat at the bar for approx. 45 mins., to ask how my food was, or if I wanted a refill on my beer, or thank you for stopping in. THIS IS WHO YOU WANT REPRESENTING YOUR BRAND NEW ENDEAVOR?! Good Luck with that!
__label__1 It's okay.  The food isn't even remotely Irish.  They can do better.
__label__2 We negotiated drink specials for a group of 30 + and they reneged when we arrived.  Best of all the manager was not able to talk to us because he was too busy. Yeah, too busy because we just tripled the occupancy of your bar.  Also,  we asked to put on espn and we were told it would take 10 minutes to change the channel.  Haha!  Probably not a bad place to visit if its not crowded, which should not be a problem.
__label__3 These are the types of places I love to go into and enjoy when I'm downtown and there needs to be more just like it!  While my friend and I only went in here for a tasty cold beverage while waiting for Pomo to open for the evening next door, we still quite enjoyed ourselves as we sat at the bar and talked with the bartender.  I do wish they had way more options on tap though...Blue Moon was the only Hefe?...blech!  My friend quite loved her chocolate martini though and practically licked the glass clean (don't kill me for saying that Mary).  Apparently they have a really good breakfast, so it would be pretty nice to come back and try some of the food.
__label__4 Love this hotel! Very kid friendly, breakfast was great and economical. Close to many restaurants and right off the freeway for easy access. Very clean and modern. Pool was clean and good size but towels very small.
__label__2 The latest discovery on my Cupcake Crusade...Just Cupcakes is hidden in a large strip mall shopping center-right around the corner from Mountain Ridge park & Skatepark----I feel these places would do so much better in the regular mall.\n\nThey have a wide selection like 20 flavors to choose from and they are made fresh daily.I had 2 red velvet w/buttercream frosting to go.AND 1 Mint chocolate & 1 chocolate cherry pir.\n\nFresh & moist with great frosting.Regular prices between $2.75 ea.\n\nMy son practices at the skatepark nearby so I will be here often... at least I hope it stays open it wasn't very busy.
__label__0 Poor service, great music...\n\nJust got home from the Mbar.  After waiting 15 minutes for bar service I went to the bar, and its a good thing too.  Keep reading...\n\nIn the area directly across from the band there were three couples seated including us.  Over the course of over an hour the server passed by us six or seven times and only served one of the three couples.\n\nThis was amazing to me as everyone else we came in contact with was very courteous - the valet, the bartender, some guy driving by in a golf cart...\n\nAfter an hour, and right before we left the server came over and asked if we needed anything and that's when I asked, \"Why has it taken an hour for you to ask if we needed anything?\" She said, \"It looked like you had everything you needed.\"\n\nI went to the hostess station directly next to where we were seated and after the hostess saw me taking the manager's business card she asked if she could do anything.  I said, \"We were seated right in front of you for over an hour and you're asking now that we're leaving?\"  She answered, \"I'm sorry, I was very busy.\"  I responded, \"Too busy?  I was directly in front of you.\" and I walked away.\n\nWhat kind of service do you expect when you're paying $13 for a drink?\n\nOn the other hand, the music was great. A five person jazz band that started with some Al Green and Curtis Mayfield.  After a few songs they moved into some great jazz.  These guys are really good and I'll be watching them when they play in some other venue.
__label__4 I love Mojo Yogurt! You can't go wrong with a frozen yogurt company on Mill Avenue. With their late hours, you can practically get a cup at any time!\n\nHere's a tip: hit up the goodies bar before you fill your cup with yogurt. Layering the goodies can be fun! And if you are really adventurous, ask for the Cheesecake Bites that they store in the refrigerator in the back. YUM!
__label__2 Pulling up to the brand spanking new City Center, my friends and I all agreed:  the place feels like a modernistic airport.\n\nCold architecture aside, the City Center is definitely very impressive.  While being massive, it is also very beautifully done and detailed.  The artwork and design of the bars and restaurants in particular is impressive.  An all-amethyst bartop at one of the casino floor bars; a purple-hued wall of Manet in another....just simply gorgeous in numerous establishments within the City Center.\n\nThe rooms, however, were less than desirable.  While very technologically sophisticated, they are simply average in Vegas terms-  not huge, low ceilings, brownish coloring, moderately impressive.  Similar to what you would find at Caesars or Mandalay, and NOT TOUCHING the Wynn.  \n\nMy biggest gripe about our experience was the extended waiting throughout our stay.  30-40 minutes standing at the check-in desk.  15 minutes on hold with the bell desk (in which case I ended up hanging up and physically walking down there to retrieve our bags), and extended holding every time we called the front desk.  Also, I ordered something from housekeeping and waited an hour for it to arrive.  Bring a book, people.\n\nTo sum it up- I am looking forward to visiting City Center again to dine, drink, shop, gawk and gamble, but I probably wont choose to actually stay there in the rooms once again.  A MUST see property, however.
__label__3 back to my VEGAS hotel reviews! =D \n\nAria is very modern.. the room is simple, classy, designed in a contemporary style... All electronics, TV, radio, curtains, lighting's are controlled by a simple touch screen remote placed next to the bed. I got the room on the 54th floor (the top floor) facing the strip with incredibly beautiful view. \n\nIf you check in Late you might not get the room you desired... \n\nI usually get to Vegas & check in after 10 PM \nfirst time they give me a smoking room when i asked for a non smoking room. but they switched for me. I didn't like dealing w/all the hassles.. \n\nsecond time I'm here asking for a room with 2 full size they only have single bed room left. They switched it for me the next day & for all the inconvenience they brought they've given me $150 credit to my account. They have a great management system, & great with handling situation dealing problems. \n\npool is amazing.. it's more of a family scene rather than Tao beach is more of a younger crowd. Maybe I was here on the mother's day, it was mostly families. \n\nI also got Internet service which charges $15 in 24 hr per laptop. I tho the service is per room, but no it's per device. \n\nI definitely will be back cause they do know how to treat their VIP clients =) i'm very satisfied with their service...
__label__3 stayed here this past weekend with Justin B. and cant really complain about my stay. after seeing a lot of bad reviews, i was hesitant to stay here but still felt like i had to check it out for myself. checked in early at like noon on a friday. check in process was quick and painless. had no problem getting a 1-king bed, non-smoking, higher floor room as requested. the room was nice and clean plus the remote control for the room worked just fine. when leaving the room the next morning, we had our 'service' light lit up on the door and when we came back 2 hours later, our room was already turned down and cleaned. granted we never called down to the front desk to request extra towels or ammenities, but the service we received at aria was nothing but pleasant and efficient. also even called for a late check out on sunday and received an extra hour no problem.\n\nfound aria's location very convenient as well. sure you may have to walk but it's vegas and it's expected. we definitely utilized the free tram to bellagio a lot. aria is also connected to monte carlo through a walkway but we didnt check that out during the trip. walked around to check out Caesars, Planet Hollywood and Harrahs but did have to taxi it up to Wynn when we wanted to check out that hotel - still the trip was only $10. didnt have time to check out the pool area so that's def on my to do list the next time i'm here!\n\nnote: if you're a mgm/mirage players club member, you can get a rate on a weekend for $139 a night right now - felt that this was a reasonable price for the hotel.
__label__2 Aria is a very \"sexy\" hotel - it's super high class, super clean, but also super \"corporate.\" When you walk around, it's more like a mall than anything. The guest elevators are very inconvenient (not surprised), and it's not too close to any of the best clubs either. The rooms are very technologically advanced, but they're nothing special. I prefer to stay at the Wynn or Venetian. There are buttons all over the room to turn on the lights, close the blinds, etc. The best thing is that they have an audio jack for you to plug in your music - you can blast music all night long in those rooms.
__label__3 Let me start by saying that I'm not a gambler.  I'm not into giant buffets.  I'm not into smoke-filled casinos.  I'm not into Elvis impersonators.  So, the fact that I could have enjoyed my recent stay in Vegas at all is a testament to Aria.  It's one classy, non-Vegas, well-designed, stunning place:  a city of steel and glass.  If you want Vegas cheese, go elsewhere.  If you want a place with a little class and fewer drunks, I would recommend staying at Aria.  \n\nMy suite was a floor-to-ceiling, wall-to-wall glass, apartment-sized pad with everything electrified.  Wake up to your curtains automatically opening throughout the room.  Enjoy your well-equipped bathroom and your Toto Washlet.  Then make your way downstairs to one of their elegant dining spaces.  \n\nI wish I had more time to have shopped at Viceroy.  I managed to be actually inspired by the men's clothing they had.  In 15 minutes I nabbed a pair of John Varvatos pants at 65% off, and got them hemmed for pick up later that night.  Now that's Vegas!\n\nIn addition, the conference facilities were clean, generous, and well-equipped.  Nothing too elaborate, but everything you would want for a large-scale conference or meeting.\n\nMy only complaints, which are small, are:\n\n- The bathroom sink faucets splash back at any water level.  Did no one on the design team actually notice (or get soaked by) this design flaw?  \n- No in-room coffee maker...even in a suite?  Really?!\n- The Aria limo picking me up at the airport was an hour and 15 minutes late.  However, they made up for it with a beautiful cheese and wine service in my room.\n\nIf I find myself going to Vegas again, this will be my stop.
__label__1 Pros:\n* Friendly and fast delivery or requested items\n* Very comfy beds\n* Nice soaking tub( but can only fit one1) \n\nCons: \n*None of the staff at check in were smiling or looking remotely like they wanted to see you or even be working there.\n* No outlets by bed so had to get extension cords for my husbands CPAP\n*Told had freezer but they only had a fridge sucked for breastmilk saving (sorry if that grosses folks out)\n* No vending machines to buy a coke anywhere but their overpriced in room fridges\n* Overcomplicated room switches and lighting systems.\n* Bathroom sinks designed to get everything wet! \n\nThe rooms remind me of The Hotel but I prefer The Hotel to Aria
__label__0 This was hands down the worst stay I've had in Vegas. Aria takes itself so seriously, but lacks any sort of substance. Everything about this place is wrong, from the overdone technology that barely functions to the almost inedible room service.\n\nI booked a room at the Sky Suites. The stay started off well enough, with a limo picking me up and taking me to the \"private\" entrance. The free \"lounge\" area was nice except for the scores of other guests scurrying to hoard as much free stuff as possible. The frenetic atmosphere of this area reminded me more of a Shoneys than a classy lounge.\n\nThe technology in the room was excessive and barely worked. The jets in the Jacuzzi tub turned on randomly. We ordered 2 pizzas from room service that were, without a doubt, the worst pizzas I've ever had in my life. And I've had a lot of pizza.. The entire pie was about 4 inches thick. The crust was 0.25 inches, the sauce 0.25 inches, and (I'm not kidding) about 3.5 inches of disgusting, low quality cheese was piled on top. And they charged almost $50 for it.\n\nIt didn't end there. To try to make up for the horrible heartburn suffered from room service, I looked for a coffeemaker or some other device to make tea. None in the room. I called Room Service, and they wanted $4 to \"deliver\" it to me. \n\nWe asked them not to clean our room. They called 3 separate times to confirm this, and then started to clean our room at 11:30 PM when we were out!!! And when we complained, no one cared.\n\nAria should rename itself Kafka, because the cold indifference of the staff was really the icing on the cake. In the most contrived tone they could possibly muster, the front desk pretended to care about my terrible stay. With SO MANY better hotels in Vegas, don't make the same mistake I did and choose Aria.
__label__3 If you are looking for Clean, No smoke, New, and 5 star... then your options in Vegas can include the Aria. I would not call it true 5 star by any means, but if you like the Wynn, Bellagio, then the Aria fits in that class. \nVery modern \"W\" or \"intercontinental\" feel with great restaurants and the modern touches you expect with a newer place.
__label__3 Latest mega-resort in Vegas owned by MGM.  It's going to eat the lunch of alot of the older casinos.  Really nice modern design and impressive silhouette from the outside...this place makes the MGM look like a boutique hotel.\n\nRoom was phenomenal, better than either Mandalay or the Hotel rooms I've had.  Super cool fixtures (everyting connected to LDC computer, one touch drapes, etc.).  Awesome bathroom with glassed off shower & bathtub next to each other in a space bigger than most Vegas entire bathrooms.   Would definitely stay there again.
__label__4 design orgasm.
__label__3 A nice new addition to the Strip of Las Vegas. The Aria has some great tables and a lot of fancy decor. I stayed here for a few nights with some friends and had a blast. Haze and Gold Lounge were nice clubs/lounges to go to and the Jean-Phillipe Pastierre had some delicious paninis. The rooms were quite nice - a nice touch-screen pad to control the TV, audio, lighting, and curtains. The bathrooms were clean with two sinks, but the clear showers and translucent glass between the bathrooms and toilet was a bit weird. \n\nWould stay here again, definitely.
__label__3 This is one of the coolest hotels that I have stayed at.  Opened about a year ago in the City Center complex, it boasts luxury and fine dining at an affordable price.\n\nThe rooms are nicely laid out, they have ceiling to floor windows along one side of the room over looking the Las Vegas strip.  The bathroom consists of 3 little rooms,  1 for the toilet, 1 for the standup shower which also has a garden next to it, and then the open area where the sinks are.\n\nThe cool factor comes in play when you first approach your room.  All you have to do is stand outside your room and hold your key to a round disk on the door and the door will unlock.  Once you enter your room, you will be astonished with all the automation that has been put in place.  From a central remote control, you can control all the lights in the room, open and close the curtains, set the alarm clock, watch tv, listen to music, adjust the thermostat, and even set the indicators outside your room to notify the staff that you want privacy or you need to have your room serviced.  \n\nFor the technology challenged, this room can be very intimidating, but with a little practice, it is easy to master.  With a touch of a button I can set the room to sleep mode where all the lights are turned off, the curtains are closed, and the tv is turned off.\n\nI ended up deducting a star because they are not very friendly to new customers when it comes to finding your way around.  When i got off the shuttle, i had to take an elevator up to the casino level, and then wander around the casino until I finally found a check-in desk.  At first I didn't even know what hotel the checking was for as there were no signs indicating anything.  The other thing I didn't like was being charged a daily resort fee of about $25 that gave me access to the spa, fitness center, a daily newspaper, 2 free cocktails, and Internet access in my room and in the casino area.  When i was at the Thai restaurant in the lobby of this casino, I was getting a great signal on my phone, but I was unable to receive any data.\n\nOverall,  it is a great hotel to stay at if you are a geeky person that likes gadgets.  The hotel is located on the south end of the strip with easy access to the other casinos.
__label__0 Worst 5 star hotel!  The room was small for a LV 5 star hotel with useless technologies.  Crack between curtain and ceiling let lots of light into room in morning.   We asked to change room but were told that every room has the same problem.  So if you are light sensitive do not stay here!  The gym closes at 8pm, so no one in the world exercises after that!  It takes 10 minutes for the front desk to answer the phone, no kidding!    \nTear this hotel down and build another!  \nAvoid this place!
__label__0 No thank you. This was the worst service that we've ever received.\n\nDO NOT GO TO THIS HOTEL!\n\nI REPEAT...\n\nDO NOT GO TO THIS HOTEL!!\n\nTHIS IS A HORROR STORY!\n\nWe contacted them about a promotion that we received in the mail. We booked two double-bed rooms over the phone. We were really excited about staying at this new hotel. We had heard that it was beautiful and lively. They gave us great customer service when we called. It sounded so awesome that even my brother and his family wanted to go! They asked if I can call and book one more room.\n\nSo I called and asked to try and see if we can book one more double-bed room. They said they were more than happy to book one more double-bed room! We just had to pay an extra 30$. Great. \"Will the rooms be close to each other?\" No because the other two rooms are single-bed rooms. Hmmm...that's not what we booked and what the sales girl told me. So they told me that I had to pay an extra 30$ per room for the double bed. Fine. I'll pay it but I am not happy that I was misled to begin with. I want to talk to the girl who gave me the wrong information or her supervisor to file a complaint. If I hadn't called back and added the additional room I would have showed up with 8 adults and 1 infant with two beds only?\n\nWell, nobody ever called me back. Whatever. And I showed up with three parties. But we were informed that...we all had single bed-rooms?\n\nAll double bed-rooms in the hotel are booked. On December 28th? Tuesday? Really?\n\nNow I'm pissed.\n\nI want to raise hell! I want to talk to the manager! I want to talk to the salesperson who signed us up for the room. I want someone to make this right! I want double-beds so we don't have to sleep on the floor. The supervisor in-charge told us to sleep in our room that night and tomorrow they would contact us when rooms opened up.\n\nWell, as you could have guessed that never happened...\n\nI had over 15 people at that hotel! We slept there, ate there, and bathed there. We gambled there. We spent a lot of money there. And all I wanted was for someone to keep their promise and follow through. When I contacted the front office they said they had no record of any complaints and they would call us back if a double-bed room opened up...\n\nI doubt that.\n\nI asked for the general manager's name and they gave me her name and number. Awesome. So I ask a couple of people on the casino floor about the general manager and just kind of want to get an idea of what kind of person she was...\n\nAlison Lopez, General Manager.\n\nThey had never heard of her.\n\nThey had fooled me for what felt like the 100th time. I had NO peace of mind. I will never stay there again. I still am having trouble contacting any kind of management. Nobody can follow-up with their customers. For regular Vegas visitors, we have NEVER felt more disrespected. I'm still trying to contact Alison Lopez...no one knows who she is.\n\nFront desk girl name was Vanessa, second phone salesman was Alan, supervisor was Eva. All terrible and misleading.\n\nPlease do not stay at this hotel. And if you do, just call and verify your information. This was a NIGHTMARE.\n\nBy the way, we did not get any kind of housekeeping over 3 nights here. This was minimal compared to the other problems but still...
__label__3 I have to say I was pleasantly surprised by my stay. I booked my hotel/flight for 3 nights through Southwest Vacations all for ~$500. But shortly after, reading some reviews got me a bit worried. Here are some things I would like to clarify after reading some reviews.\n\n1) Resort Fee - YES. Unfortunately this a trend in Las Vegas. Aria is certainly not the only hotel to have this and unfortunately it is one of the higher resort fees. It gives you access to the Gym, Free internet throughout the ENTIRE casino, some random other things - it does NOT give you access to the spa (my one major let down). The spa facility charges $30 just for entrance.\n\n2) Housekeeping - COMES EVERYDAY. I'm not sure who's review it was that I read but they complained about not getting their room serviced... uhm.. definitely not true. Perhaps they forgot they had their \"privacy\" light on. The control panel by the front door has a button for \"Lights\" \"Privacy\" and \"Service.\" They did such a great job cleaning my crap everyday. No complaints from me.\n\nNow onto some of my observations/experiences.\n\n- Rooms: SO SPACIOUS! Got a large king bed that was ubbber comfy. I slept so well every night. I loved that there was a button next to the bed labeled \"Good Night\" and it would 1) turn off all the lights in the room 2) electronically pull the sheer and solid curtain. In the morning, I heard the solid curtain open up. It was a great way to wake up - I didn't have the sun blaring into my eyes but I could still see the daylight. LOVED it.\n\n- Bathroom: I really loved the bathroom. Nice big tub (big enough for 2) with a nice shower. Great temperature control and pressure. \n\n- Bathrobes: LIKE A DREAM. Okay I admit.. I pretty much changed out of my regular clothes as soon as I got in to the room just so that I could put on the robe. Yes.. that comfortable.\n\n- In room service: Okay.. food was so-so... err.. okay so-so may be actually generous. I ordered probably the most bland quesadilla in my life. \n\n- Rest of the hotel: I really liked having different elevators for different floors. I was on the 25th floor. There were 4 elevators dedicated for just the 25-30th floors. I never waited long. The elevators were amazingly fast and quiet. Pools looked awesome - didn't actually go into them but there were so many different ones.\n\n**TIP**: expect to pay MORE $$ for any taxi ride going TO aria/cosmopolitan - the road that leads to their front goes through some weird back route and unfortunately that tacks on maybe $4 -5 bucks. If you are coming FROM the airport, take the shuttle that is $6/person one way. The taxi ride will be ~$20. On the other hand, if you are GOING to the airport, its a quick ride ~$12.00.
__label__3 The hotel is very nice and clean, but there is not that much going on here... Also management is very disorganized! Took forever for my room to get ready, and then they gave us a room that was not ready. But at least I ended up getting my stay for 2 nights comped! So can't complain about that!
__label__0 Worst electric system. IPod hookups dont work and the speakers were blown. Butlers go through your shit and the lamps never turn off.
__label__1 I was really excited about staying in the new city center.  I've been to Vegas several times and normally opt to stay off the strip due to fact that most of the reasonably priced hotels on the strip are extremely old so when I found a under $200 rate at a new modern hotel I was geeked!!!\n \nUnfortunately that ended fairly soon. \n\nROOM: Great looking, very modern & spacious, yet there is no real direction as to how everything works. Took me 15-20 minutes to get things working properly and even then I had several lights that I could not get to turn on. also the only outlets are at the front of the room by the tv. No night stand outlets so if you are like me and like having you phone close to you at all times, charge it during the day else be forced to get up out of bed in the middle of the night to answer it.\n\nFRONT DESK: Very friendly yet sometimes inefficient.  Had to call several times about getting my lights fixed. Internet wouldn't work properly and they kept transferring me to the wrong people to fix it. Called for an extension cord so that I could work comfortably in my bed b/c the outlet is soooooo far away and she talked to me as if it was the silliest thing they've ever heard.  Let how odd is it that I would want an outlet near me so I could work from my bed or answer my phone!\n\nCONCIERGE: They just seemed confused. The last time I visited Vegas I used the monorail to get around the strip. Being that the city center is so new and I asked about trains, buses, monorails to get back and forth.  Th e1st concierge told me about the free shuttle to get to Bellagio. The 2nd told me about the RTC bus. The 3rd told me to walk to MGM grand and get the monorail. None of them actually got me to where I was trying to go.  I just ended up taking a taxi because they confused me even more.\n\nELEMENTS: This is their 24 hour one stop shop although looking from the outside you would never know this.  When walking by it looks like a clothing shop advertising the Elvis show but they have everything. I loved it until I went to pay and couldn't find a register that was open.  When I finally saw an employee standing by a register I sat my items on the counter and she pointed at a closed sign that was closer to another register. Didn't even speak or try to get me some help.  I was flabbergasted! \n\nPROS: Great vibe. Not at all casino-y lol Has a upscale feel. Nice location. Great food although lacks a cost variety. Cheapest cup of coffee in this place was $8\n \nCONS: Room has hair everywhere. I have no clue where it came from because my housekeeper was bald. My towels were noticeably dirty and one reeked of smoked.\n\nI like the feel of the City Center but I won't stay here again.  May try Planet Hollywood or the Cosmopolitan next time.
__label__4 It's a beautiful place.  Get their Crystal Suite, you won't be disappoint.  Beautiful room and view.
__label__1 I got this room for free so there was no expectations for me if anything it started off great with aria since i got it for free so i was thinking this place has to something wrong in order for me to not give it a great review right?\n\ni read up on all the reviews here before i left for aria and i had my doubts from the average reviews it got, but went ahead and stayted her anywayz.  \n\nFirst impression on the room (regular room no suite) was dam its small for a regular room other hotels offer larger space for there regular rooms for the same price.  Also, the automatic blinds didnt work we had to have somebody come up and take a look at it and that took over an hr.  Room was HOT we turned it down to 65 still was warm u have to turn it down to like 61 there is no medium point.  Bed was soft i give them that.\n\nFor the pool it was nothing special u have to pay and arm and a leg to go into Liquid lounge to have fun, but liquid is small.  Nothing special and the vibe outside in the regular pool was for like OLD grandma and grandpas.  Some music would of been nice.  Waitresses were average looking nothing special.  Nothing about the pool had a WOW factor.\n\nThe floor lighting is dark both durin day and night on the floor.  No special bar that had a WOW factor to it on the floor.  Dealers and pit bosses were not fun.  Not enough baccarat tables.  Only hot waitress i saw was blonde russian lady WOW that was the only WOW factor i had at aria.  \n\nClub Haze was ok again no WOW factor to the club it was too big for the amount of ppl were there wasnt too packed.  Girl talent was average.  The pics i saw on the website after i came back i said to myself \"where were these girls cause their hot and i didnt see them there!\" ahaha.  We went on a sat night so maybe wrong night?\n\nlemon grass thai there was good!  bartenders were cool!  \n\nHope that helps bye bye aria see u prbly never.  sorry.  next.
__label__0 If I could. I would  give u - 10 stars the worst gift shop stupid staff they don't know what they r doing they r good for nothing
__label__3 This place is very modern, clean and artsy. It had a bit of asian zen to it... Or tried to but its nice. \n\nService\nThis guy named James totally helped me out. He was so nice. I was locked out of my room twice (the key card system is kinda jacked up) and he was so patient with me and gave me extra keycards to try just in case. I was so frustrated with their key system. He was great tho.\n\nRoom\nStandard room\nPretty and so techy!\nThere is a switch for everything! If we were going to bed, we just hit the Goodnight button and everything shuts off and the curtains closes. Pretty awesome.\n\nBed has tons of pillows. A lot! \n\nRoom was spacious! Bathroom had separate toilet and shower space. Bathtub and shower in same place.\n\nCondiments at Aria suck. Haha. Shampoo had no scent and felt like cheap hotel shampoo. Not something you would expect from a high end place like Aria. So I was surprised. Yes I take that into consideration! Im asian!\n\nOverall, good hotel!
__label__2 We stayed here on the weekend of 4th of July because we had room comps and free tickets to see the Elvis Cirque Du Soleil show. The other hotels weren't taking room comps for the holiday weekend.\n\nI really like how this hotel is part of M Life. M Life consists of several Vegas hotels like MGM Grand, Aria, Bellagio, Luxor, and Mirage. If you go to any of these hotels, you can charge things to your room. For example, we ate at the Bellagio buffet and charged the bill to our room at Aria. Also, if you gamble at one of these hotels, sometimes you'll receive room comps for another M Life hotel.\n\nThis hotel is very modern, but it doesn't have much character to it. Also, there's not much night life here except for Haze. I didn't check out the pool area so I can't comment on that. Don't order room service here.... way overpriced, took 45 minutes, the food sucked. Overall, not a bad hotel, but also not a fan.\n\n\nPros:\n- Part of M Life\n- Decent buffet\n- Rooms have blowers in the bathrooms \n- Walgreens within walking distance\n- Casino area has high ceilings\n- Technologically advanced rooms\n- Lots of closet space\n- Taxi lines are small\n- Connected to a mall...although the mall seemed kinda dead\n\nCons:\n- Toilet area in the rooms have glass doors so it's not that private\n- Doesn't have a good view of the strip\n- Sterile environment\n- Not much to do there\n- No iPod deck in the rooms\n- Curtains don't hide all the light in the morning\n- Crappy room service\n- Their 24 hour restaurant doesn't have that many late night options.\n- Only place to do makeup is in the bathroom. Makeup mirror is attached to the wall. The rest of the room has bad lighting.
__label__0 This place does not live up to the hype. I was staying for a convention. The rooms were not that great. The convention center was either to hot or cold. My stomach is still recovering from the food. A serious disappointment!
__label__3 Second time I stayed at the Aria was for NYE this year. The table minimums have gone up quite a bit. On the plus side, it keeps the crowds out. But on the down side, I don't want to play $5 chips at Roulette at noon. Despite it being a holiday weekend, I could still find tables at MGM going down to $10, even at night.\n\nThe hotel is nice, but again, my room at MGM Grand is nicer. The Aria room had a bunch of issues. The minibar fridge was broken all weekend so all drinks were hot. We left our room for 7 hours during the day and returned to a dirty room - room service hadn't been picked up and it hadn't been serviced at all. They send someone to clean up finally, but they never refilled the water bottles. Later that night, we call and say, hey we need those waters. They say, that's a separate dept. that fills the minibar and they also didn't do their job. And as a result, to get a bottle of water, we had to pay $30 at room service instead of $10 in the minibar. It was annoying.\n\nThe beds are very comfortable. The casino itself is nice and attracts a nice crowd.\n\nBut I still prefer MGM Grand. I never encounter weird problems like those described above and my room is actually nicer at MGM Grand.
__label__1 I was at the pool. It's windy as hell. Something flew in my eye. Stung really bad, still in my eye.  I asked the life guard for help because I was in pain. She just said you'll be fine and brushed it off. I asked for emt. But she did not do anything.  I was very upset.  No help, no service, nothing.
__label__4 I have stayed here on 2 different occasions and I must say both experiences were beyond anywhere else I have stayed on The Strip.  From the high-tech room, the cleanliness everywhere you look, to the staff and the food choices available, it's hard to think of any place on the Strip that beats Aria.  I brought family with me who had never been to City Center yet on this last trip and they were very impressed with the casino and amenities.  My husband says he thinks the Poker Room here is awesome as well.  Upon walking into this casino the very first time, I sort of didn't like it because it didn't look like any of the other casinos.  But as I kept coming back, I started to feel the energy and really enjoy myself here. The architecture and artwork around the entire property is amazing to look at, very different from any other Vegas casino.  The staff are excellent. Had the pleasure of having drinks at 3 of the bars and although they were pricey, they were delicious.... hey, you're in Vegas!  I especially love the beds/ mattresses and pillows they have in the rooms.  I was thisclose to buying pillows on this trip but I'll probably do that next time.  The vanilla scent when you first walk into the lobby can be somewhat annoying but I enjoy it and you can also purchase the vanilla scent sticks there to take home.  I will continue to book a room here in the future whenever I will be in town.\n\nI did have some trouble here and there with the wifi on my iphone, but hey, no biggie.  That doesn't take away from the sheer beauty of this place :D
__label__3 While it doesn't surprise me that Aria T'Loak has an establishment in Las Vegas, I am a little surprised it would be such a posh and fancy place.  Maybe I just expected that because of what I've seen in Omega, not that Afterlife isn't a cool club, but this place is more along the lines of Purgatory at the Citadel, with its modern decor and all.  Just goes to show you that the Pirate Queen is full of surprises!
__label__2 Pros:\nAmazing spacious rooms\nLet me check in early\nI had a $500.00 resort credit so I paid nothing to stay\nBuffet was amazing\n\nCons:\nWireless Internet was shit at times\nWaitress at the pool was rude/took forever to serve me and at one point pretty much told me to go to the bar myself cus she needed to cash out.\nI was still asleep when house keeping came so I asked for new towels and although they brought them up they didnt take away the dirty ones.\n\nAll in all I would stay here again. Nice hotel
__label__4 Gotta be one of the nicest and fanciest rooms I've stayed in in a very long time.  The bed was so comfortable I ended up hitting the snooze button multiple times just so I could rest longer... not sure if that was a good thing or a bad thing
__label__4 perfect \"10\" every time
__label__1 Very disappointed in Aria.\n\n- $28 for any non-refundable charge\n- Overly engineered room. There are about 30 buttons to control the room. But, I cannot find the only one that matters : the lamp\n- The bed is too soft.
__label__0 This was my worst Las Vegas experience.  The Aria has to be the most overpriced, worst customer service hotel in Vegas!\n\nBad, overpriced food, rude service (lose use of reference) staff.  Stay somewhere else...please!
__label__3 I love staying at this hotel because of the modern design and layout. I think it is more suited for younger crowds with all the technology and gadgets located in the rooms. Everything from the t.v. to the curtains opens when you first enter the room. So many crazy buttons to press, but that's what makes things fun. The beds and pillows are really comfortable and they have a flat screen t.v. with all these ports! I suggest bringing an HDMI cable if you want to play any movies or shows from your laptop onto the big flat screen. This place is also good since it is kind of located in the middle of the strip so it is easy to get to the nearby hotels. I would stay here again on my next visit.
__label__3 loved this beautiful hotel!\nnice staff!...\ngreat location....next to \"crystal\"...if you love to shop =)\nI will come back again!
__label__2 Not worth the price! \n\nThe customer service was not great. I was over-charged on my room upon checking in and it took them over a week to refund my money. \n\nThe lines to check-in or out are outrageous. Turns out, you can check-out from the TV screen in your room (would have been helpful to know!)\n\nI was here for a business trip and won't be requesting this hotel again.
__label__1 Meh. I've experienced better.\n\nYup, I don't think this is a 5-star hotel. I was unimpressed, and here's why:\n\n1) Took almost an hour to check-in. \n\n2) Requested a non-smoking room, but instead received a smoking room (11th floor) when the front desk told me they the non-smoking rooms were all unavailable. After leaving the lobby, I spoke with my co-worker, who waited behind me in line to check-in that went to another front desk representative, actually received a non-smoking room (30th floor). My front desk representative did offer me that they would switch me to a non-smoking room the next day because Housekeeping clean the room around the clock, and that they would leave me a message on my room phone with the new room # the next morning and I can just pack up my belongings and move effortlessly. That never happen.  \n \n3) I saw a bug crawled up on the left side of the bedsheet the first night I was there. Eek.\n \n4) Two lamps in my room did not work.\n\nI completed an online survey shortly after my stay (in March '13), and let the Guest Relations personnel know of my experience. They've offered me an upgrade to a Corner Suite. \n\nHow thoughtful of them. It would work if I decide to stay with them in the future. However, I really don't see myself returning to Aria. It's just not my cup of tea.
__label__2 On our way from Phoenix to Reno, we decided to stop in Vegas and treat ourselves to a nice hotel since we had a extremely long journey ahead of us. I usually prefer staying at The Trump, but Aria had cheaper rates and I figured we'd try something new. Also, didn't hurt that we were so close to Earl of Sandwich! The hotel is beautiful and our room was gorgeous, but the staff appears to have some communication issues and it just got really annoying!\n\nThe first 30 minutes we were in our room, we get a knock at the door from a maintenance worker. Apparently, someone had called in to fix the bathroom door? Umm... we didn't call and it wasn't broken. The guy checked the door and left. We were traveling with a toddler, so locking the mini fridge was super important because if you pick something up, you automatically get charged a $50 restocking fee. After several tries to lock the fridge, we call the front desk and tell them that the lock is not working. The front desk tries to lock it through the computer and it doesn't work, so they say they will send someone up to lock it manually. Maybe another 30 minutes go by and someone knocks at the door and says they are there to fix our bed... We tell the guy our bed isn't broken, but we we were told someone was coming up to fix the lock on the fridge. The guy gives us a tube of chocolates and tells us someone should be coming up. We wait in our room for 2 hours and no one shows. We called the front desk and they finally tell us that they won't be able to get someone to fix the lock until the next morning. That would have been nice to know 2 hours ago so we didn't have to wait around!\n\nThe next morning, no one shows. As we're leaving we finally get a call informing us that they have no technicians available to fix the lock. Ok, doesn't matter anymore, but we made sure that we didn't have a bill for the snickers my son tried stealing out of there. If they would have been honest from the beginning and told us no one could fix it, that would have been ok. It was just annoying having to waste our time in our room waiting for someone who wasn't going to show up. I don't appreciate being lied to and given the run around. Honesty is the best policy :)
__label__1 Warning: I've stayed at the Aria twice, and both times have been over charged! Check your bill!!\n\nDue to my June 2011 Aria experience with computer issues, which rendered them unable to check anyone in for a couple of days & left hundreds of vacationers stranded in the hotel lobby line, I was mailed a letter which offered a free night for later use. In order to make a reservation using my free night's stay, I had to talk to several people before someone could verify that the promo code I had been mailed even existed in their system. When I checked in, I was sure to verify that they had me down for a free night.\n\nDon't get me wrong, the Aria is beautiful. I love how it's not overly tacky like a lot of other places. However, once again, when I went to check out I was billed full room price and not given my free night. It's like they intentionally overcharge customers, seeing if they can get away with it. Two stays at the Aria, and two billing mistakes (in their favor) in a row. Shame on you, Aria.
__label__2 My friend and I stayed at Aria during the Labor Day weekend.  The lobby d\u00e9cor is modern and contemporary, and the casino doesn't smell like Flamingo or Excalibur (you know that smell).  I know Vegas hotels are huge, but the Aria parking structure is at one end and the hotel lobby is at the other end, and it took us FOREVER to walk between the two.   All was forgotten when the hotel rep upgraded our room to a suite for free.  The view of our room was amazing, the pillows were so soft (one of those that you head sinks into them gently and when you remove your head, they pop right back up on their own immediately), the high-tech curtains were so fun to play with, the bar soap smelled so good I had to take them home, and oh, did I say the pillows were really soft?  I had to keep reminding my drunk friend DO NOT TOUCH the snack bar because I am not paying like $20 for a bottle of water.  Everything was wonderful, except our internet was not working.  The first time we called, we were put on hold for at least 15 minutes listening to their annoying promos, then we gave up.  We called the next day and were put on hold for another 10 minutes.   C'mon guys, we didn't pay $28 of daily resort fee to be treated like calling Comcast customer service.\n\nWe had wanted to come and use the pools, but ended up spending our time hanging out elsewhere, so can't comment on them.   We did try the buffet.  I don't know, for $100 for two people, I didn't think it was worth it.  It was at best average.  Everything was dried and not every fresh. The stir fry tofu had no tofu in it and the shrimp fried rice had no shrimp in it.  But the sliced cantaloupe was really sweet.   \n\nOverall, it was a nice stay, but only three stars.
__label__1 For the money spent (and lost) it simply didn't live up to my expectations.
__label__4 I'm a huge fan of the Aria. I stayed here with my dad a few weeks ago. The rooms are super nice and modern. The room is controlled by a little tablet and the view from either side of the hotel is great. The hotel is ideally located on the strip so you can access all the other hotels easily. I particularly enjoyed sitting and listening to live music each night at one of the bar areas near the elevators. \n\nThe check in was not as bad as some people complain about on other reviews. Took about 20 minutes to check in even though the line was huge. Staff was nice \n\nThere are several pools that are pretty nice to catch some rays. \n\nI liked everything but if I were to go again I'd skip the buffet (it was just okay)
__label__3 The Buffet is fantastic!
__label__2 What is up with the bad service? Check in is so terrible here. \n\nThe lines are wayyy to long for a 5 diamond resort. I don't know why they are so long, because the check in process is absolutely routine, and there's nothing special about it. I gave up on the long line at check in, and went straight to the buffet. I mean hello, the brunch clock was ticking. After, I regretted that decision, because I was not checked in to charge brunch to my room to use up some credit I had. Sigh. \n\nBack at the now shorter line at check in, the front desk agent went through every motion possible and confined to ask me the same questions over and over again  because he did not listen my answer the first time. Like \"is this your first visit?\" Also- my friends had a room too, they just happened to wait in line with us, and the agent keep looking over at them as if we were going to cram them in our room. He even asked if they were with us (our room was a king size bed) and when my friends gave the room number, he had to comment on how high of a floor they were on as if that was a super big deal. Anyway, it was a \"pleasant\" experience, I guess. Just annoying.\n\nWe have YET to experience any sort of \"ta-da!\" when we enter our for the first time. I have heard about that from other friends, has yet to happen here. This is my second visit at Aria. The wrong name is always on the display in our room. \n\nI will come back here for one reason and one reason only. THE BEDS. OMG. Amazing. They should just throw a mattress up in the casino next to a slot machine as a prize to win. I would play that all day in hopes of winning. You win Aria.
__label__2 Beautiful hotel, nice decor. Pros, clean, modern, nice casino. Cons, small rooms, trying to do too much in too little space, the scents they have pumping through the casino and lobby areas are nice at first, but then become overwhelming throught the day and the rest of the stay. It actually started to make me feel a little quesy sometimes, and I don't have anything close to a weak stomach! The walk from the front doors to the strip is about a half mile long! I don't think I'd stay here again, I wasn't hugely turned off by it or anything, I  just wasn't very impressed. But then again, this is back when it first opened and everyone was making such a huge deal about the newly built city center. It was just Meh in my book.
__label__4 This is by far one of the best hotels that I have stayed at. We stayed here during December and I don't know why it has taken me this long to review the hotel. \n\nHere's a lots if why I like this hotel compared to alllll the other hotel one can choose when visiting Las Vegas. \n\n1. Very nice elegant and modern architecture. Our room was very nice and decorated to perfection. Our view was priceless and the best part of it was that it was about 220 a night. Our stay was during middle of December. \n\n2. The location. It's centralized within the strip and it's a easy walk to the surrounding hotels, shops and  restaurants. There is also a tram that one can take to get around. We just walked everywhere because it was  so convenient. \n\n3. The restaurants. Specifically the Buffett. I used to think that Wynn had the best Buffett. But that is until I tried Aria buffet. I believe it was about $40 for dinner or $45 for dinner per person. But not was it worth every penny. The variety of food was endless and the quality was unbeatable. \n\nI loved everything about this hotel and I truly recommend it to anyone a traveling through Vegas. The off season prices make it affordable. So try it of you can because it's truly worth it.
__label__4 Great place to sleep while on vacation, soft pillows and beds. The bathroom is modern and spacious with more than enough room for two people to be at the same time. The food options you have at the ARIA are great but can be pricey depending on where you eat.
__label__4 amazing service & incredible rooms, amenities, facilities. worth every penny, highly recommend! some (not all) of the on-site restaurants are pretty good too...
__label__0 Sunday on April, 13-14. I went to a high limit baccarat room at about 3-7:15am, (4+ hours of play). Then I \"color up\" chips. Within 4 hours I had \"color up\" chips. total $10,750 chips. I was tired and did not cash out then went back hotel room to rest up. That afternoon (Sunday the 13th of April). I went to a different Casino called Wynn Casino to watch a show. Before the show started in that Casino. I asked the dealer if I can play the chips that I used in the other Casino because I didn't have cash in my pocket. The dealer said I could cash out. The dealer also said to me that I need to go to the cashier to cash out. I went to the cashier and ask for sure if they accept these chips. The cashier said they accept these chips from Aria Casino. The cashier called by phone to Aria Casino to verify the chips for about a 15 minutes. After the phone call, the cashier told me to go back to Aria Casino to cash out. The cashier offered me to cash out my two $25 chips here. I told them I didn't want to cash it here. The next day at 8 pm ( Monday, April, 14-14). I went back to where I stayed at (Aria Casino) to cash out from the chips I played before. Some manager told me that I cannot cash out with these chips. I asked why I couldn't cash out. In reply, the manager told me that I couldn't cash out because that manager said that he did not see me play at Aria that Sunday morning. I called my friends that I went playing that Sunday morning to give that proof that I did play. My friend came and talk to the manager and still didn't believe it and told me that I still couldn't cash out. Then another manager Jennifer came up to fine out what's going on. She asked if I had tried to cash out at the Wynn Casino Sunday night. I told her yes, she was very upset when she asked me that. Jennifer told me that she saw me buy chip about 1-2 grand to play, but didn't see me \"color up\" Jennifer asked if I remember if I had  \"color up\" at that time. I said that I didn't remember. I straight up told her that I played 4 hours which is from 3am -7:15am and asked her to check the cameras from around that time I gave her. At first she said that she won't check the cameras. Jennifer asked if I remember the time I play, then she will check the cameras. So my friends was also with me and help me try to remember really hard what time I had \"color up\". I told her Jennifer that  about 4-5 in the morning I had \"color up\". Jennifer went to check, but she still didn't see me play there. Jennifer asked me one last time to really remember what time I had \"color up\" or she won't check anymore. So  I asked Jennifer since I can't cash out anymore can I still use these chips to play. In reply, Jennifer said I still use these chips, but cannot cash out. So I went back to my room with my friends to really remember what time I had \"color up\" because again she told us to really remember one last time or she won't check anymore. My friends and I really try to remember, but nothing came out of out minds to what time I had \"color up\". Then I called all my friends to tell them about my story. After I talk with all my friends. We went back to the cashier and try to cash out again. The cashier called the manager Jennifer. Jennifer asked me why did all of  my friends went with me and came all at once this time because it's all going to be the same story. My friends asked Jennifer if these are the chips are actually from this Casino and she approved that these chips are from this Casino, Aria. Jennifer keep saying that she still didn't see me play. My friends asked Jennifer  to check the cameras to see if I did play which she says it may take about 4 hours. She asked to give her some time to take a look at the cameras. I agree to give her time to take a look at it over. After at about 4 hours period of time she called me and say that she still didn't see me play. So now all I can think of is to call the police. At about 2:30am, I use the phone at the hotel where I stayed to call the police. Security of the Aria hotel came instead of the police. I ask the security why did they came instead of the police. The security asked if anything is wrong. So anyways I told them same story. I said that if this problem cannot be solve then I will just have to call the police and the news to tell them my story. The security took photos of all of my chips, myself and my friends for evidence. Security asked that if they can cash out my chips, then will I still call the police and the news. I reply, if security can cash out my chips then I will not call. The security asked me to give them an hour to solve this problem then they will call me back. About 1 hour later there's another person called me to ask me to come down to the cashier to cash out. I'm really angry and frustrated about all this happening at this Casino. I can't imagine what kind of Casino this big would do something like this. I've gambled at other different Casinos for years, but never seen a Casino like this.
__label__0 HORRIBLE customer service. NEVER staying here again. I was SCAMMED AND OVERCHARGED at Aria.\n\n Basically the Aria's policies were made up by incompetent people who have no way of ensuring that their guests aren't protected against wrongful charges on their accounts.\n\nLet me start off by saying, I NEVER order room service at hotels. Why would I do that when there are thousands of restaurants across the street? I never ordered room service the ENTIRE time I was there, but that didn't stop Aria from charging me room service! Not at all!\n\nThey knew I did not order any food directly to my room. But apparently a person, two floors below us, ordered room service and told us to charge it to OUR ROOM. HOW IS THAT EVEN LEGAL OR POSSIBLE? How can you just tell the hotel to charge your room service to any random room who isn't even receiving the food? \n\nSo at the end of our stay, we were shocked to see charges of over $200 on our account. We called Aria, and they explained to us SOME RANDOM PERSON charged room service to our room, even though it was delivered to a room two floors BELOW us. \n\nThey said they would not transfer the charges to the OTHER room because some random stranger told them we would be paying for everything. LOL. AMAZING POLICIES!!!! If you would like to scam someone and get away with it, you should stay at the Aria! \n\nWe would not let them go on the phone due to this absolutely ridiculous policy, and they said they would get BACK TO US TWO DAYS LATER. Yeah, right.\n\n Management is disgusting and they should know better than to let their guests be scammed.
__label__4 This hotel was by far one of the prettiest for its cost. The restaurants  bathrooms and rooms were killer. Clean rooms and yummy food. Best buffet by far.
__label__3 Great room and even better in room dining staff. Check in line was a little long but everything else was easy thanks to the technology available (TV check out from room). Valet was easy and quick service each morning. I would stay again or recommend to others.
__label__2 This review is just for the casino floor as I have yet to stay at Aria but friends of mine have. Aria looks breathtaking structurally from the outside as you drive in from the strip and into the City Center. The little fountains of dancing water and the lights showcasing them, as well as the buildings of the resort also. Very modern and right in line with all the new hotels in Vegas.\n\nBut the one thing I noticed when I first walked in here the first few months they were open and on recent trips since is that it's dark in this hotel. I mean, I felt like my eyes were deceiving me but the dim lighting on the casino floor and surrounding areas did not leave a good impression on me. I'll never forget it cause I was thinking that and remarked to my friends in amazement how a brand new (at the time) hotel & casino that was the epicenter of the City Center (also brand new at the time) could be so poorly lit?!? Not good... And also there are a lot of \"dead\" zones and corners that are just wasted space within the casino floor and the 24 hour restaurant/cafe towards the back of the property. \n\nAnd I cant go without reviewing the valet. Valet lane is a bit confusing and hard to spot at first with their signs being so small. By the time you realize you've mistakenly taken the thru-traffic or taxi lane, it's too late and you gotta go all the way around to finally valet your car. Valet pickup is a decent setup with a nice air-conditioned room for you to wait in with magazines & vending machines. Not sure how long they expect you to wait for your car but that was an interesting touch. I thought the placement of the valet being all the way towards the front end of the Aria property was too long of a walk. You actually leave the casino through 2 sets of double doors before you reach the valet station to drop off your ticket. I might be hypercritical but ease & convenience of valet dictates where I like to stay in Vegas sometimes... That and a well-lit casino & resort.
__label__3 I'm on the fence on whether I like Aria or Cosmo better, but I know for sure that I like playing poker in Aria, so it is all the more convenient to stay there.
__label__2 $25+tax RESORT FEES per day.\n\nEven a motel offer FREE wireless Internet, gym, pool, newspaper, boarding pass printing!  \n\nThe low advertised rates are misleading because of the hidden resort fee + 12% Tax on room rates (standard?)\n\nSelf parking folks have to walk across the casino to the guest elevator.  I believe every Vegas hotel is designed that way to entice you to gamble...\n\nRegarding the room, overall the room looks very nice and modern. I love the goodnight button and electric curtains. Bathroom is spacious, big tub with shower on the side was a plus.  However, the mattress was way to soft, didnt get much good rest because of it.
__label__4 Stayed here during the Rock N Roll Marathon weekend. \n\nMy wife and I showed up around 9am, due to an extra early morning flight. We went to the front desk expecting to have to check our bags with the bell hops but to our surprise we were checked in and got our room keys right away.\n\nOne of my favorite things about the hotel is the way the elevators are set up. I believe we were on the 26th floor and we had 4 elevators that only served 5 or 6 floors total so we never had to wait for an elevator and we did have to stop at five floors before we got to our floor.\n\nThe hotel tower is well designed and seemed surprisingly small. We were all the way at the end of the hallway but it was not a far walk to the elevator.\n\nWe had a king room which was pretty spacious. There was a sitting area and work desk and a huge entry. The bathroom was also spacious with an enclosed toilet and an oversized shower and tub. The bed was a little too soft for my liking but was comfortable. \n\nI loved the automatic shades and how everything could be controlled bedside. The blackout feature is pretty amazing and it does just that, blacks out the whole room. Perfect for sleeping in to recover from the night before.
__label__1 Located on The Las Vegas Strip. Yes, it's big and shiny, but I am not a particular fan of Aria or City Center in general. I will give a few reasons. The casino is big and cavernous not appealing at all, it is trying to hard to be Los Angeles,and if you have read some of my other reviews, I hate Los Angeles, I hate even more when Las Vegas doesn't feel it has its own identity and style and feels that it has to steal from Los Angeles. Next it is designed like an MC Escher drawing, to get to the convention center you have to up then down then up again, simply shameful. Every other hotel casino on the Las Vegas strip you can walk by with no or very lute incursion, at City Center you have to walk up and down and be taken off the strip. Lastly my take is that they could not care less about Las Vegas community, they never created the jobs they said they would, and they do very little in the way of outreach, nor do they bring in the $$$$ they claimed they would. There are better places to go that are designed more intuitively and are more appreciative of your business. Live it up you are in Las Vegas for cryin' out loud!
__label__4 i stayed here last week while on business. The lobby was very elegant in a minimalist fashion. Since the hotel has opened recently and it was probably only 60% occupied they upgraded both myself and my associate to suites. \nThe suites were basically nice sized one bedroom apartments complete with washer and dryers and full kitchens. The place was impeccable. great workstation, bedroom and phenomenal living room so tastefully decorated. it didn't feel like a hotel room at all more like a very sophisticated friends apartment that you are staying at unbenownst to them. The amenities were also tip top from the completely modern and very friendly service oriented gym to the business center. \nThis is one of the non gaming hotels in City Center however you can be in the Bellagio or Aria within minutes of leaving Vdara. I will be back.
__label__3 Vdara! Is like my new word for fucking awesome!\n\nI stayed here this weekend for free with an Entertainment Group called Night Access with 150 girls to just simply rage for Spring Break. No Big.\n\nThis place is very modern with amazing architecture. There are cool sculptures and artwork all over this damn place. I don't know what Vdara means but I think it has something to do with water of some sort. There was this really neat looking yatch contraption and the hotel was decorated with an aquatic vibe. Our rooms were so so so so nice. \n\n2 flat screens.\nWindow view of the strip.\n2 King Size beds.\n1 shower, 1 jacuzzi, with a full bathroom set. \nA living room.\nCloset with bathrobes and slippers.\nMicrowave, a stove, sink, and a refrigerator. \n\nSEE WHAT I MEAN= Unbelievable! \n\nI have no idea how much it is to stay here but I bet it is expensive. I know there is a spa, health center, and a pool/lounge area. Also, the place is located at the City Center and is one of the newest and hottest hotels in Vegas. It has like 50 something floors. Elevator rides here was like riding the roller coaster at Circus Circus! So if you are looking to spend a little extra, book your shit here. \n\nThe only -1 star point is that there is no food court inside the hotel. You have to go across the street to Aria, which still doesn't have legit alcohol soaking food. All that Vdara had was a bar and room service with was way pricey. \n\nBut the staff were super helpful and friendly. I felt really bad for our maid. We trashed that place up. Well, what do you expect with 8 girls in one room. Complete CHAOS!  Water is free here too. Bottled water I'm talking. If you need extra pillows or towels, just holler at the front desk and service will come immediately. \n\nLike I said, this place is VDARA-TASTIC!
__label__3 I never knew Vdara was a hotel but, I guess it's more of a condo-tell...All rooms were suites and my cousin was staying here for a business meeting. So, I got to samps the premises!\n\nEverything was what you'd expect from a new hotel and one that is on City Center property --- MODERN! \n\nFlat screen tv, hot tub, stand-up showers, kitchen, mechanical shades. \nI just wish there was a flat screen in the bathroom when I took a hot tub :p lol\nThee BEST thing about the room were the Aveda products *big grin*\n\nConsidering the building itself is far from other buildings and it doesn't have a casino in it; the hotel was really quite which is good when you're in town for business; and not for partying (*gasp* I know, shocker!). \nAnd because its away from other buildings, the pool was pretty nice, quiet, and, best of all, not crowded!\n\nStay here! And give the bathroom products to me :D
__label__4 I booked this room (the Vdara suite specifically) for a bachelorette party with two other girls.  Never in my life would I had been able to afford this alone, but hey, when there's a bachelorette party you need to plan for, then you try to find the best...\n\nFirst of all, the place is freakin' HUGE!  I'm talking large bedroom, insanely large bathroom, huge dining room and living room.  As if that wasn't enough, they have a full refrigerator with an electric stove and plenty of cabinet space.  The only thing that's missing to this whole kitchenette experience is an oven, but hey, I certainly hope you don't expect to be waiting around all night for food to heat up in the oven.  And in case, let's say, you need a washer and dryer, well then, good thing you brought clothes cause they have that too!  There's even a half bathroom located next to the dining room, complete with toilet and sink (in case you don't have time to stumble into the other bathroom of course).  We had a total of 6 girls come up for dinner at the room, which we stocked in the fridge with PLENTY of alcohol!  The shower has a sit down area for those ladies (or guys too!) who want to shave their legs as well as two sinks, a separate bathtub, and plenty of towels!  We ordered more towels, though, and some more dishware, which was brought up promptly to our room.  \n\nMy only gripe is that there is no self parking for Vdara.  You have to park in Aria or simply valet your car in Vdara, which is easier.  This caused a little bit of confusion for a couple of friends, but once they got settled and saw the apartment like hotel, nothing else mattered except the PAR-TAY!\n\nOne other thing, the pool is amazing!  It's crowded by noon, but my friend and I awoke when the pool opened (9am) to enjoy the pool, which also had a hot tub!  It was nice to enjoy before the peeing children and their parents could make their way into swimsuits and make me cringe at the thought of even putting my feet into the pool.  Definitely give it a go if you find yourself awake early and sober!\n\nIt was worth every penny.   And yes, the hotel itself does connect  to the Bellagio hotel!  Um...more adventure, all right!
__label__3 The DEATH RAY! Yes. This made my trip worth everything. Take pictures with it. When we went to the pool, there was no one there except my group and the DEATH RAY. We for sure took pictures with it.\n\nI actually didn't know about the Death Ray until I read about it online while I was in my Vdara condo. \nThe entire lobby wasn't finished yet when I stayed here a couple of weeks ago, but it still looked nice inside. It's cool to stay in this hotel but there's drawbacks as well.\n\nThe Good:\n1) Sort of far from the strip, so there's not much people traffic so that's nice when you want a somewhat relaxing hotel-stay\n2) Rooms have a kitchen\n3) Good views\n\nThe Bad:\n1) Far from the strip than most entrances of hotels--you have to walk through Vdara to get to the strip or an alternative route would be to walk down this staircase and walk on a perpendicular street (with no sidewalk) leading to the strip\n2) Our room didn't have plates or silverware for the kitchen we had--do they expect people to not use the kitchen that they're paying for?\n3) The hotel is not completely finished yet\n\nI would not stay here again, but it was a good experience.
__label__1 I just recently stayed at the Vdara with some friends, and our experience there was 'OK'.  \n\n1) Upon driving to Vdara (if you've ever stayed there), it is a bit difficult to locate its front entrance.  Yes, it's on Harmon Avenue, but once you've figured out that you have to drive 'up' the driveway and loop around via facade of the Aria, you finally get to the 'hotel.'\n\n2) They do not have any self-parking, which is great/fine, but of course this immediately sets the expectation.  Complimentary valet should only be the beginning of the seamless experience you 'should' have.  \n\n3) The front desk attendant whom assisted us seemed to be more concerned with exposing her beauty regimen all over the front counter where her computer is situated.  This should have been the red flag to let us know that the employees of the Vdara are more concerned with their lip gloss application, versus the paying guests of the so-called 'hotel.'\n\n4) I get it, the Vdara was suppose to be a condo building, but given the mortgage crisis, they had to convert the property to a hotel.  It would have been all said and done, if they followed through with the vision.  What hotel on earth only has 1 bed in EVERY room?  With three guests, we had a Queen bed with a pull-out sofa bed.  Good luck on finding any guest who is willing to be a returning guest and sleep on a sofa conversion again.  If you're going to be a hotel, make the investment on getting some double beds into your suites.  \n\n5)  Upon entering the room, the room was clean and modern.  (Give the 'hotel' another 6 months and the beige carpet will turn into a deep brown color.  Good luck on steam cleaning those carpets on a regular basis.)  Nothing to really complain about on the room... we head out for a long joyous evening around the town.\n\n6)  Returning to the room at around 1am, we are all quite exhausted and want to call it an evening.  That's tough when the room is not stocked with any sheets or pillows for the sofa bed.  Vdara, if you're depending on your sofa beds to fully substitute a bed, make sure you have the sheets and pillows already in the room.  Who on earth wants to call and request them at 1am?  Additionally, if they already knew there would be 3 occupants, its a no brainer to already have the sheets/pillows in the room.  \n\n7)  We had then made a request for some champagne flutes and bowls to be sent to our room.  (i.e. we were out in the town during the day and wanted to return to our room to have a couple glasses of champagne with some snacks.  Thus, we called the 'hotel' to send up some flutes and bowls to our room, so that we could immediately take in the wonderful view of the hotel room.)  6 hours later, we return to our room with no champagne flutes, nor any bowls.  We called the front desk, and there was no apology for the delay.  Of course, we wait in excess of 30 min.  Unacceptable in my opinion.\n\n8)  As a no gaming hotel, no restaurant, at least keep your mini convenient store open 24hrs.  What good is it to have a kitchen in your room with a refrigerator, when you close your lobby grocery store?  (Also note, dinnerware and utensils are upon request only.)\n\n9)  I can not remember during any of my travels where a hotel secures their iron to the ironing board via bungee cord.  Your guest don't want to steal them, and if they did, just charge it on the room.  Having your irons closely secured to the ironing board is just plain stupid.\n\n10)  On one of the days we were there, we decided to go sit by the pool.  Who wants to do that if the bar is not even open?  If you're going to open the pool area, you should open the pool bar.\n\nI know, I sound like a tough one to please, but really, much of this is a no brainer in operating a '5-star hotel'.  Vdara, decide on what you want to be: a Condo building, or a Hotel?  You shouldn't advertise yourself as a hotel, but keep the service level of a Condo with HOA fees.\n\nIn all, I would have rather stayed at the decrepit Circus Circus Hotel.  At least they are not posing to be a 5 star (Orbitz rating) hotel.  I'll pass on this one.  Next time I'll stay at the Cosmopolitan.\n\nI would like to give them 1 star, but I'll rate the Vdara with 2, given the rooms were nice (for now).\n\nMy suggestion:  If you're looking to stay at a full-service hotel, don't stay at the Vdara.
__label__4 i would love to stay at this beautiful hotel again
__label__4 one of the new hotels in city center, amongst ARIA, MANDARIN ORIENTAL, and the COSMOPOLITAN.\n\nVdara was the only one amongst the four that was within my budget and its a 5 star hotel so I was really excited for my stay here.\n\nNo casino in the Vdara, which may have mixed reviews for Vegas travelers, but to me it was a perk!  I hate the cigarette smell that lingers in casinos.\n\nVery modern room.  They have 50+ floors, we were on the 34th floor.  The entire span of the wall facing outside was 3 windows.  THE VIEW WAS AMAZING!! and even better at night!!!\n\nPool was not huge but it was intimate!\n\n\nWill definitely return here.
__label__4 The Vdara is a new sleek and modern hotel located slightly off the Strip adjacent to the Bellagio. What makes this a superb hotel, at least for me, is that it is a non-smoking and a non-casino hotel. The peace and quiet is a stark contrast to the chaos going on next door - and if you are in the mood for gambling or chaos the Bellagio is a mere 3 minute walk away. \n\nThe rooms are quite large (about 600sf.) and very well appointed, they feature a small kitchen with stovetop and sink (albeit without any pots, pans, silverware or dishes - so not sure what the intent was here), the living room has a small two-person dinner table and a nice living area. The bathroom is larger than most hotels and has a large deep tub in addition to a separate shower. The room itself could be compared to a high rise luxury efficiency - one could stay here long term without ever getting the feeling of being in a hotel.\n\nBreakfast, lunch and dinner can be had at the Market Cafe (a combination of a bistro and convenience store) on the lobby level. The Market Cafe serves a great breakfast and makes some mean sandwiches and desserts. The convenience section has a fair selection of foods and drinks to get you by in a pinch including a limited selection of Dean and Deluca goodies.   \n\nThe Pool area located just above the lobby area in the front of the hotel is very nice and has 3-4 pools scattered around. However, as with most hotels in Vegas it is oversaturated with chaise lounges and is more reminiscent of a cruise ship than a hotel. So get there early if you are planning to get a tan.\n\nThis is one of the nicest hotels (what can I say I am a sucker for modern amenities) that I have stayed at. The rooms are large well equipped and comfortable. Until something better comes along this will be my hotel of choice when staying in Las Vegas.
__label__3 Great hotel. Great service from the front desk. Have no complaints about the hotel. \n\nThe only downside is the walk to casinos, though not too bad if you want to go to Aria. \n\nDefinitely worth the stay.
__label__3 I really liked this hotel and I am not a Vegas lover. If you are looking for a hotel that does not remind you at every moment that you are in Vegas this is the place for you.  Like THe Hotel in Mandalay Bay (another awesome non-Vegasy place), Vdara is smoke, slot-machine free.  And I also noticed a deficit in sock and sandal wearing tourists.  Bonus for sure.  Quick and courteous staff, although the concierge seemed to be a bit overwhelmed when I tried to set up some basic transportation.  The cafe on the first floor is cool, pricey...but when in the City of Lost Wages....oh! And the kitchenettes in the room are nice; you could actually have a pre-party in your room.  Last,but not least...the pool, by Vegas standards is sub par.  Find another pool to post up at if you can.
__label__3 We stayed here last June and the place was really nice. \n\nThere is no casino and  smoking which is great. It is centrally located on the strip and there's a walk way that is connected to the Bellagio. \n\nWhen we tried to checked in was early they said to come back and they can get a higher floor for us. So we checked in our bags and walked around for a while. When we came back 2 hours later, the room was still not ready. That was annoying but they did give is a $50 credit to accommodate for the inconvenience. \n\nWe booked a corner suite durning our stay. We were very impressed with the contemporary design of the room. The bathroom even had a nice window of Vegas. \n\nThe drapes in the bedroom were broken and it wouldn't open with the controls. I called to have it fixed and no one ever came. \n\nThe spa and pool area is nice.  The pool is a great place to relax because it was not noisy at all. \n\nWe had one of the best massages at the spa at the Vdara.
__label__1 Totally dissapointed. The front desk service was horrible and they would not help me with a credit that they said I had. The room was much smaller than described online. Also, the pool area is tinny. They have no coffee machines inside the rooms, so you're forced to pay $5 for a coffee downstairs. Also, there are no pedestrian walkways, you have to take the tram to Crystals next door and then you have to walk another 20 minutes to get to Las Vegas Blvd.
__label__3 The Vdara is for you if you want: to be in City Center where the hotels are all modern with no tacky themes, no smoking, spacious all suite rooms, don't mind short walks to the Aria, Cosmopolitan or Bellagio for gaming, buffets and restaurants. The in-room dining with butler style service is very nice and the concierge was very patient and helpful.  All of the staff I interacted with were very courteous. \n\nVdara is not for you if you want: smoking, gaming in house, a selection of restaurants, or a large pool and pool scene.\n\nI had a wonderful experience there and would certainly return again.\n\nTips: ask for a robe and slippers, ask for the plates/silverware too so you can fulfill those late night snacking urges. Ask for the late checkout, they gave us 1 hour no problem and early check-in was a breeze.
__label__3 The Vdara is so nice! I didn't realize we have a hotel without a casino in it. I had clients who had a corner suite on the top floor and I was very impressed with the gorgeous view. The suite was a great deal at $275/night!\n\nThe lounge downstairs was very posh and the service was stellar. We ordered a bottle of wine and snacked on some almonds. There was also a flare bartender that was quite entertaining.\n\nI think my next stay-cation will be at Vdara.
__label__3 Vdara is different from the other hotels in Vegas...it's away from the hustle bustle. There is no casino and no high end shops. That also means it's much quieter, smells clean and getting up to your room is not  an expedition. The pool seemed really nice too but they closed at 4pm (but that's probably because it's late winter/early spring).\nYes, it's away from the strip but conveniently connected to the Bellagio which is right on the strip. Sometimes it was annoying to walk through the Bellagio but for the the most part, it was not a problem at all. Although we didn't try it but there's a tram that connects Aria and Bellagio. \nThe room was modern yet cozy. There were 2 tv screens, automatic shades/blackout curtains, a stove, microwave and a mini fridge with 2 complimentary bottles of water. The bathroom was also pretty nice...especially the soaking bathtub with a hand shower. My only issue was that there were no power outlets on the bedside (or I didn't see any)...I like to have my phone charging next to me as I sleep. Also, perhaps this is standard for Vegas hotels but there was no coffee maker in the room. Otherwise, the hotel room was very comfortable and inviting.\nThe service was exceptional. Every staff member we encountered was courteous and provided the best service they could. The housekeeping staff went out of their way to clean and arrange things appropriately \nWe enjoyed our stay here!
__label__2 In January I was in Vegas and a friend was staying at the Vdara.  I liked the modern look of the spacious room and their view of the Bellagio fountains so I suggested that my friends and I stay there on our April trip.  Ugh... not worth over $200 a night.  \n\nFirst, through a reservation error, we didn't get a fountain view.  They were booked so we couldn't change and ended up with only a view of the parking garage and delivery trucks.  Gross.  Then, we were charged a $25 resort fee... which would have been fine if the amenities that were included in the charge were nice.  But they weren't.  The internet that's 'included' didn't work with our cell phones, only the laptops... slowly. If the pool would have been a nice one, that would have been cool... but it's not.  And, the 2 'complimentary' waters are about 4oz bottles... if that.  That's almost insulting and definitely laughable since you're in the desert.   So much for a 'resort fee'.  They don't even provide dryers in the bathroom.  \n\nThe rooms look nice but there is nothing open 24 hours so if you get in late, you have to walk over to Aria for food/water/etc.  Also, when we tried to call down for Valet they apparently didn't feel like taking call downs.  Not a crisis but just an inconvenience when you're in a hurry to get to a show and thought you could have your car waiting for you.  \n\nThese things I didn't realize when I was a brief visitor at my friend's room.  I only saw the nice room, bathroom and kitchenette.  \n\nNeedless to say, there are so many other options in Vegas, I won't be back.  \n\nWon't see ya there.
__label__2 If I could give 2.5 stars I would.\n\nThe devil is in the details!! Vdara is nice enough but what you get for what you pay for isn't really worth it.\n\nPros: nice furnishings in room, liked the little grocery store in the lobby, pool was nice (a little small) cabanas are reasonable priced (250 for the day), non smoking, easy to get a cab.\n\nCons: had to call down all three days to ask for water, coffee, sugars/creamers..at least one was missing from the room every day. Towels sucked. We put down a credit card at check in $25/day resort fee and $100 deposit. We went to the pool and got a few drinks and they said that we were not set up for room charges. I called the front desk to ask what the problem was...b/c be put down a card. And they said we had to hold another $200 to do room charges...embarrassing and a pain in the a$$. \n\nFinally, and no fault of the hotel was the fact that there was not a casino, restaurants, and shopping at the hotel. I knew this before making the reservation and didn't think it would bother me...but it did. I like having places to grab a quick bite or hit the casino after dinner or a show. \nNext time I will spend a little more each night and stay at Encore!
__label__2 I'm torn on my review... The suites are beautiful and always clean, but there are things that bothered me at my stay... The good things I enjoyed were the beautiful suites, comfortable beds, and good view of the Bellagio Fountains.  The bad things about the hotel are that you are charged $25/night regardless of whether you use high speed Internet, house keeping, waters, etc.  BE SURE YOU KNOW THERE WILL BE A BILL AT CHECKOUT!  Also, there were staff that constantly hound you at the elevators asking to see your room key.  VERY ANNOYING especially when you have full hands and have to stop and dig the room key out of your wallet!  After the 1st night I got so sick of being asked constantly for my room key that I kept walking passed them when I was asked.  The resort itself is beautiful however the hidden fees and annoying pestering of staff wanting to see my room key every time I want to go to my room took away my enjoyment of staying at the Vdara.  I probably would not stay here again!
__label__0 No stars for me. Me and my husband stayed in an executive suite and honey.... it was trifling to say the least. The room was very dusty, our dining room table was dirty as well. We had to wait an hour to check in to what we thought was going to be such an amazing room. Our tub was filthy.  It had hairs in it so I immediately requested the housekeeper to come and re clean our room. We never received our robes after asking for them on several occasions along with receiving our cook wear three days into our stay and we were only staying five days.   They did not have a garbage can for the kitchen either and not to mention im pretty sure I was bitten by bed bugs. I do not recommend this place to anyone!!!
__label__4 This place is sweet. Complimentary valet, non smoking, need I say more?\n\nThe breakfast is and guest services is amazing, me an my new fiance have no complaints.\nThe rates are great even during BIG weekends.\n\nWill return!
__label__3 Spent a Friday and Saturday night here and really loved the hotel. I love that there's no casino and thus no smoking, so it actually smells good when you enter. It's much less crazy, and a nice, relaxing retreat from the party of Vegas, yet it's only steps away from it when you want to resume the insanity. It's really the best of both worlds. I love that it's free valet and that you don't have to walk a half hour through a self park garage, through a casino, to get to the reception desk. We had a painless check-in, were given a great room on the 40th floor with awesome views, including the water shows at the Bellagio next door.\n\nThe rooms themselves are great. They are spacious, modern, and clean. There was a living room, kitchenette, bedroom, and large bathroom. We didn't use the kitchenette at all, though I guess maybe it would be nice if someone was staying for an extended period of time. It almost seemed unnecessary in Vegas, though. It would probably be helpful for families with babies or small kids. Anyway...the room was great. One thing I thought was odd for a 5-star hotel, was that there were no robes in the room. Not a big deal, but it's something I'd expect from a hotel like this.\n\nThe only real negative of the weekend was on Saturday we realized we forgot an important toiletry item and called down to ask if it could be brought up to us. Sure, no problem. We waited for 20 minutes and then called again. They said it would be right up. We waited another 20 minutes - nothing. Finally, we gave up and had to run out to CVS. This was pretty frustrating, again for a 5-star hotel. For this kind of place you would expect much better customer service (ie: not waiting 20 minutes for an item you request, and if they do make an error and need to be called a second time, at that point make sure that the item gets there). This left a bad taste in our mouth. Even when we went out for the night and came back, we were half expecting the item to be in our room when we got there, since we were assured twice it was \"on its way,\" but there was no sign of it. We also had a slightly longer wait than what I would think is normal for our car from the valet when we checked out on Sunday. They don't have the kind of valet where you can call down for your car so it's waiting when you get down there...you have to go down yourself and show the ticket. \n\nOverall, we really loved how new and clean this hotel was, and how comfortable our room was. That being said, what would have been an excellent stay was put off by the poor customer service. I would consider staying here again if I got a good deal, but I'd be extra sure to bring EVERYTHING I needed because you can't rely on them to bring anything to your room, no matter how long you wait or how many times you call.
__label__0 Falls under expectations. Front desk staff is indifferent, feels like I'm at Target. I called in regards to a room change because ours smelled like acidic vinegar, and they said they'll either bring up fans or to come back down. Down we go, to find another huge line. I asked a front desk attendant who I should be talking to, he was rude in telling me the front desk lady I spoke to doesn't exist and he directed me to wait in the corner for his manager. Upon small talk with the manager that the front area is disorganized, he had no comment, just stayed mum. He threw my ID back unto the table and slid it towards me. No one took a moment to apologize for the inconvenience. Upon getting my new room key card, I realized the whole floor smelled like vinegar. Upon entering, the room feels like a Marriott Springfield Suites, you know one of those business extended stays, but no coffee machine :T If you're looking for a no-smoking, no casino hotel, I recommend the Trump, with a great view looking down from the north strip.
__label__0 Vdara Hotel was my choice hotel until I tried checking in today.  Was told my room was not ready and would have to wait 2 hours. I checked my luggage in to hold and went off to kill time.  Three hours later.. My corner suite is still not ready.  The hotel lets customers know by the hour.. So despite my room may be ready at 4:10... I have to wait until 5:00 to be informed that it's ready. Not good! I will be late to my event.. But rest assuredly when 10 of my friends return to Vegas in sept it will NOT be the Vdara that we stay. I'm so disappointed.
__label__0 I stayed two night in Vdara, and I had a unpleasant experience here. The first day we checked in Vdara, I took a nap on the bed. After a while, I felt one of my leg was itchy and I lifted the quilt, and found there were some black spots peppered on the sheet. I was shocked, because I didn't expected the hotel like Vdara would make such mistake. I called the housing keeping instantly and asked for changing the sheet. Then I asked the manager to come as well, the African American manager took a picture and said he would report it, and would compensate us for that. Yet, two days latter, I still didn't hear back from Vdara. :( It seems like Vdara is not value about customer experience. not recommended.
__label__3 Really enjoyed staying at this hotel. The staff were all very friendly and helpful. Rooms were amazing. I would definitely stay here again. They only draw back is there are not a lot of dining option in the hotel itself. The hotel also is set pretty far back from the strip, so venturing out to get food or entertainment can be a bit of hike. Although, it does have very easy access to the Bellagio and the Aria.
__label__1 This hotel was a very disappointing experience. I like to travel with my dogs and Vdara advertises being dog friendly. I called them before I made any reservation to get detailed information on their pet policy. \n\nThey told me that they provide dishes and crates for the dogs so I wouldn't have to bring my own. \n\nI drove there so I could have easily brought my puppy's cage and dishes for my dogs. However, since I was told I wouldn't need either I didn't bring any of them with me. \n\nAfter I checked in, exhausted from my long drive 2 tiny crates arrived at my room. The hotel says up to 2 dogs combined weight per room 70lbs. The crates they brought were too tiny for my 43lb Springer and my 30lb puppy could be crammed in but couldn't lay down or sit comfortably. \n\nThey delivered blankets, a bisquit and a room service menu but no baggies as promised and no bowls. So I called downstairs 4 times to get no answer and went down to speak to them finally. I was told they only had paper dishes and no larger crates. \n\nObviously the paper dishes are not so reuse able with water and difficult to clean from food too so I had to ask for a new set the following day and didn't even get real dog dishes, no attempt was even made to give a a real bowl from room service. \n\nThen my second night the puppy got stuck in the tiny crate and suddenly 2 different size larger crates appeared at my door after being told many times that they had nothing larger. \n\nMy dogs were dying of thirst the entire stay and everytime I needed to feed them was a project. This was not relaxing!  It was frustrating and some of the hotel staff were apologetic but most couldn't be bothered helping me with the dogs needs. \n\nIf you can't make proper accommodations you should not call yourself pet friendly!  I was charged a fee for having the pets but not given the necessary accommodations for them as promised. \n\nVery frustrating. \n\nI also got no bell service at check out and the valets were not helpful with my bags loading up my car when I had 2 dogs in my hand too. \n\nThe beds were not comfy either and all around Vdara was a HUGE disappointment.
__label__2 The following is the email I sent right on 8/22/14 (Fri) after the pool service at the Bar Vdara on the 1/F of the hotel. They just sent us back an email that they received it with no follow up at all. Since I am checking others on yelp. I am going to post the email here.\n\nDear management, \n\nI am your guest at room 270XX with my husband staying since this Tue and will be leaving today. Yesterday after we came back for dinner at Adir and went to Bar Vdara for a drink. We were standing at the entrance and waiting to be seat.  No waitress came over to us even it was not many guest at the bar. There was a bartender pointed us the way and told us to seat ourselves while I could see there were several waitresses standing behind him doing nothing.  After we sat down for a while, no one came over to us to say anything. My husband saw a waitress brought a drink to the table behind me and she even looked at him but still didn't come over or say anything to us. We stayed another two minutes and waiting to order some drinks. After several minutes, still no one came over. My husband said this was ridicious and we left. Then we got some drink and cake at the market located across the bar. We had a very bad experience at your bar and would like to report to the management since I believe the management should know about their poor service to their guest and someone need to deal with it. We never has such pool service in a hotel restaurant before and it is not acceptable.
__label__2 It really breaks my heart to write a three-star review of Vdara. The hotel promises SO much. Cool lobby, no smoking or gambling...bright and light. The problem exists in the rooms themselves:\n\nWhy have kitchens when you don't supply kitchen supplies? We asked three times at the front desk for them, finally called down to get some, and then the housekeeper comes in with plates and glasses. Another trip...then we get a pot and a pan. Oh, and NO wine glasses in the suite. Really? We have to ask for those, too...and then housekeeping takes them the next morning.\n\nThe upholstered chair and couch were dirty. The bed was immaculate, though.\n\nThere wasn't any dishwashing detergent, sponges or towels for cleaning the dishes.\n\nHad to call downstairs to find the blow dryer (immediate thought was that there wasn't one). \n\nI guess we got spoiled with the level of service at Encore, where every need is anticipated. Vdara felt like they were just hoping that no one would ask for things.\n\nOn the good side, the location is great...right next to Aria, close to Cosmopolitan (great happy hours), walkway to Bellagio. \n\nSpecial kudos to the servers in the Marketcafe--service (and food) was amazing.\n\nOne tip--wine in the store connected to the Marketcafe is cheaper than Whole Foods, so save your money and buy there.\n\nWill we be back? Probably not. Too bad because the view in our room was amazing (corner suite facing the Bellagio fountains).
__label__2 We stayed in a panoramic suite for 5 days. The suite is upscale,  new and nice with the washer and dryer combo. The housekeeping service was very, very poor. We had to request plates, utensils,  towels, shampoos, every time. It was not automatic that they should replenish these items every day. I had to call them every single day. It was really inconvenient.  Each time you called, you will wait for 30 to 45 minutes. So for the shampoo or towel or even the bathrobe that they forgot to replenish, you call and wait. It was the worst housekeeping service I have experienced.
__label__3 Oh my goodness what is that magnified yet terrifying tuning noise that continuously rang throughout the weekend from 4am to 6am in the morning?!?!! My goodness!!\n\nBut besides thats, the Veer Towers is great! Three full bedrooms, three full bathrooms, and everything was so sleek modern, I loved the wide open space windows that not only gave us the view of Marquee Day Club, but the Bellagio water show and Paris' Eiffel Tower, making it a one spectacular view.  We had a flat on the 27th floor which was a rented flat to guests. I will note that I was a little taken back that a blow dryer was no where to be found, simply because, well, any rented flat or a hotel I've stayed at provided that particular vanity amenity. Thank goodness that I did pack one in hand ahead of time, otherwise! I loved that the kitchen was large and spacious, and I was even surprised there had a Bodrum french coffee press, a true plus!\n\nThe Veer Towers is located in the City Center next to the Aria and Cosmopolitan. As I had mentioned above regarding the eerie tuning nose, apparently, the Veer Towers is known for this misfortune and just wasn't constructed correctly. The tuning is caused by the high winds that blow through the towers next to the other hotels, but The Veer seemed to get hit the most with the strenuous tune.\n\nBut I kid you not regarding that loud tuning noise, I was seriously terrified that evening and I felt like we had UFO's around us, that's how intense it was.\n\nHowever, besides the noisy ruckus, I loved it, and would love to stay here again, just hopefully under a much windless weekend x
__label__3 Wow!\n\nThis hotel is great if you never want to leave the room...bring bubble bath for the giant-ass bath tub!(trust me!) \n\nI loved every minute I spent here, we never watched the TV the whole time we were there. The even had amazing chocolate covered strawberries!
__label__3 Beautiful hotel retreat right on the Strip. Since there's no casino in here, it's nice to come back to a quiet hotel to pass out. Lobby is located on the 23rd floor and all the hotel rooms are 22nd floor and below (23 floor and up are private residences). The lobby area is pretty grand and it's definitely a really nice way to be welcomed into Vegas. \n\nService is good but there were a few details that were missed (like...forgetting to clean our room haha). I wouldn't say the service here is more spectacular than what you can get at other nice hotels but I'm just being snooty. Esp if you're going to pay a premium for staying here. \n\nThey do have a complimentary house car that will take you anywhere but check with downstairs since it never seems to be available. We only used it on our last day when we finally snagged a ride to the airport (actually, it wasn't available but we said we'd wait for it since we weren't in a rush). \n\nAlso key? There's a 24-hour CVS located right next door for all your late night munchies as well as a Starbucks right outside the hotel. Also, it's located right next to Aria & City Center so from a location stand point, it's pretty damn convenient.
__label__4 The hotel was beautiful and our stay was nothing short of amazing! \n\nHowever, this review is for the salon...\n\nI went to the Mandarin salon during our stay at the hotel in September 2013.  I figured a hotel as nice as the Mandarin would have good stylist - I was right!  The concierge at the front desk was able to help me book a cut and color appointment with Jocette.  When I met with Jocette, she took the time to not only make an assessment for the needs of my hair, but offer suggestions on ways to make it look its best.  In the end, the cut and chocolate brown color she chose looked awesome!  \n\nBut wait...she gets better!  I have been struggling to find a quality stylist in my home state of Hawaii, so I took a shot at asking Jocette if she knows any stylist on the island.  She contacted her friend that lives on Oahu and gave me recommendations.  This above and beyond service is something that will make me want to stay at the Mandarin for years to come.  Go see Jocette, she's fantastic!
__label__4 My first visit to the Mandarin Oriental, it is my new favorite Vegas hotel. (Sorry, Encore, I do love you, but M.O. is wonderful!). Elegant, first-class service and the perfect hideaway right in the middle of the City Center!\n\nOnce you enter the hotel, you feel \"elevated\" (and not just because you must take an elevator up to the main lobby). I mean \"elevated\" as in \"treated with respect.\" Customer service is top-notch. The hotel interior is dreamy-beautiful and you won;t want to leave!\n\nTruly, you feel as if you have escaped the crazy roller coster ride of Las Vegas for luxe comfort and relaxation.\n\nYou must go to their bar, perched high above the Strip. Commanding views of the lights and the hustle-bustle down on the street. Order an exotic cocktail and dress glamorously! I did not dine in the restaurant as I had other commitments (boo-hoo), but I did have a fabulous massage in their Spa. I scheduled a massage after check-out and then enjoyed a final view of the cityscape from the whirlpool. (It doesn't get any better than this!)\n\nThey knew my flight was taking off shortly, so afterwards  they whisked me down to their town car and off to the airport. Yes, I am now a fan : )
__label__4 Hands down my favorite hotel in Vegas. The MO franchise continues to impress me with how they effortlessly blend their Far East zen-and-beauty identity into any environment. MOLV is no exception, as it defies odds by being a peaceful oasis in the middle of a sinister desert (literally) that is Vegas. \n\nUpon arrival, we were thoughtfully greeted by the concierge (who offered us tea during check in). When we entered our room, the windows automatically pulled open and a brilliant glance of the Vegas strip was readily in front of us. Rooms are spacious and the amenities plentiful. Bathrooms include both a standing shower and a huge bathtub (not to mention two sinks...a true luxury). The bed is so comfy, especially after a long flight out west/non-stop gambling.\n\nWhile MOLV does not have a casino itself, there are too many near by for matter. Aria is walking distance via the sky bridge, and Monte Carlo (among others) are all within a 5 min walk.\n\nSome other things to love:\n\nWake up in the AM and take a dip in the pool. Not your typical pool park, but big enough to relax and roam around. There are a mix of jacuzzis and swimming pools to enjoy from.\n\nBreakfast at MOzen. Simple but flavorful Chinese (and Western) breakfast. Prices are up there, but definitely worth your hangover cure/detox. Get up early, eat the congee, and conquer the day at casinos around the strip!\n\nJanice - this review is dedicated to you :)
__label__0 I'm writing this review about our stay 8/20-8/23. We chose to celebrate my husband's birthday and our anniversary at the MO. We did enjoy the pool and spa. \n\nHOWEVER, on our last night a very young, loud group of party people checked in next door. At midnight, we called the front desk and asked if they could speak to this group and ask them to turn down the LOUD RAP MUSIC and STOP YELLING. The front desk was apologetic and called their room to ask them to be quiet. The noise continued for another half hour.\n\nAround 5AM we were woken up by SHRIEKING and POUNDING from the room again. My heart was racing and I believed a woman was being hurt. I called the front desk. They quickly responded by sending several men to the room. A young girl (in a bikini) answered the door and assured them she was fine. I walked over (In a robe) and told the girl she was bring very rude and we didn't appreciate her ruining our trip. She then closed the door. The front desk then asked if we would like to switch rooms. No, at 5 am I don't! \n\nTHE NOISE continued, this time I directly dialed the room and asked her to please have the group stop because we were trying to sleep. She proceeded to use profanity and say she was paying a lot of money to stay there and could do what she wanted. \n\nEXAUSTED and DRAINED we packed up to leave. As a consolation a breakfast charge was removed off our bill. \n\nSadly, $1,200 later, I'm annoyed and tired. Terrible ending to a much anticipated stay. After the first noise disturbance, they should have threatened the group with being asked to leave. We specifically booked the MO based on the no casino/no club, relaxation they tout. \n\nWE WILL NOT RETURN
__label__4 What a gem located in the middle of crazy. We love Las Vegas and all the excitement that comes with it but it's nice to step into serenity. Rooms are beautiful, customer service was perfection at every turn. The pool service, drinks, food and atmosphere can not be beat. We'll be back every time we're in town!
__label__1 This is NOT a 3 star hotel/resort. It is a 2 at best. The rooms smell musty, the interior and linens are not clean, and the entire place just looks worn out. Maybe back in the day it was something more but not now. The beds were lumpy and the linens were of questionable cleanliness which made me look for bed bugs - which there were none although there some type of small critter in the tub. On the plus side, the Speakman shower heads are great as was the water pressure and hot water.  Still, not a place to which I will return.
__label__4 Was craving some Chinese fried rice and came out to find pretty good Chinese food at this hole in the wall spot. Totally a great bang for your buck which is weird to say in Vegas. Great family owned business. Will come back again
__label__1 Had a good experience. I had the hot and sour soup an the mapo tofu. They were great for the price just a bit to oily. Other than that It was ok. Good for the price.
__label__0 The husband and I came here after work because I was starving.  Upon walking in, I was really excited and I felt like this was going to be a 5 star place.  The decor was simple and clean, and it kind of reminded me of my house.  Then it became a 4 star place when our order came to 23 dollars.  A little pricey for me.  I ordered a bacon cheeseburger that touted applewood smokey bacon along with a side of tater tots.  Yum!\n\nOur food arrived, and well, I subtracted another star because it was sloppy looking and frankly, a tad unappetizing.  My tots were pretty dark but I happen to like mine overcooked so they are really crispy.  Other people may be very disappointed with this.  The burger was very large, but the patty was very commercial.  My bacon was the biggest disappointment.  It was translucent!  I expected nice thick cut bacon when ordering an expensive burger.  The taste was no better than appearance.  It was incredibly grease laden, so much so that it made the bun soggy.  Additionally, I am 99.4% sure that everything they used comes from Costco.  The patties were definitely the same ones that come in a big stack with sheets of paper between them.  The bacon was definitely the kind that comes in the big giant reseable Kirkland bag.  Yikes.  Not good.  We're down to two stars.\n\nAfter I didn't finish eating my burger, I felt pretty gross.  It took a few minutes to sink in, but I realized I just put an immense amount of grease into my tummy.  I am not one to shy away from greasy diner breakfasts and the like, but holy crap, this was a new level.  I didn't feel well.  An hour later, I am definitely sick  Now we are down to one star.  I have a wicked stomach ache as I write this review.  Ugh.  I want to vomit so I can just get this crap out and pretend it never happened.  What a disappointment.
__label__0 We were not greeted when we walked in the door.  The lady running the counter gave us a surly look and went back to restocking the counter items.  Then, after she changed the small garbage bucket, while wringing garbage juice off her hand, she asked what we wanted.\n\nWe just stopped in for a snack and I had wanted to try their food, so we ordered the sliders to share along with some sweet potato fries and a tea.  No thank you or smile or anything, we were obviously just in her way.\n\nOur sliders arrived with sweet potato fries that were obviously sitting out for the day.  Cold, lifeless and disgusting.  I went back inside and asked for a fresh batch and got dirty looks from everyone.  \n\nWhile waiting for the fresh fries, we ate the sliders, which were pretty good.  The burger, bun, onions and cheese were tasty, something I'd be happy having again.  But not with service like this and I also noticed that mid afternoon while the staff stood behind the grill eating (2 people observed eating while working, one was garbage juice hand girl), the main garbage remained overflowing with disgusting refuse spattered on the white garbage stand.  Ick.\n\nWhile the sliders were fine and the fresh fries were pretty decent, the service, attitude, people eating during their shift and lack of clean up were not something I'd like to plan my meal around.  I predict an upcoming health code violation.  No gold or silver stars in their future...
__label__1 I've been there three times now, the third just to try the taco to get something quick right near campus and to be able to properly review it (can't review a Mexican place without trying a taco or burrito).  The taco was small, no more than 3-4 inches in length, and I didn't see a crispy shell option.  The shredded beef although was excellent, but for $2, not all that worth it.  On another visit, I tried the fried fish, and I don't think I could have been more disappointed.  It was seriously a fish with only half the meat left on it (bizarre wedges were cut out of it, and filled with limes), stuck in a fryer, un-filleted (other than the wedges), and essentially undressed or prepared (other than the limes).  The decor is juvenile (one sign said sexual harassment will not be reported but graded), and unappealing to say the least.  Bad price, sub-par food, but ok service.
__label__0 I was looking forward to giving this place another try after being thoroughly un-impressed by this place in 2007, but after seeing this joint on Groupon Now! I thought I'd give it another chance. \n\nI never even got to taste the food. I walked into the restaurant and there were three people sitting at a table who all abruptly looked up at me when I walked in as though I was interrupting their conversation. One of the women got up and gave me a menu and as I perused it, I handed her my Groupon. In broken English, she told me that the Groupon was not good for that day, though it clearly said that it was good on that date from 4PM-8PM. She called her manager, and he supposedly said that I should come back tomorrow with the Groupon. I tried to explain to her that the Groupon was only valid for that day, and she didn't understand. \n\nI finally left, and walked to the Chipotle located convienently about 100 feet from the door of El Patio. I'm normally all about supporting Mom & Pop places, but this place has and probably always will suck.
__label__0 I don't know where you guys ate when you say \"great service.\" Service here is always slow. I come here because the food is great but I've never felt really attended to. I took my friends here last night and I was embarrassed! We waited a little over 1 hour for a set of orders and guess what? They never prepared any of it. We cancelled that and ordered 6 pieces of oysters instead. After waiting 40 min. we cancelled that too and just got ice cream. Even that took half an hour. How hard is it to put a scoop of ice cream into a small cup? Ridiculous! We felt so neglected. We were here 3 hours and only got to successfully order twice (both in the first hour only). There were 5 servers last night and no one offered to refill our water. Are you kidding me?
__label__2 The food was delicious! the sushi was soo good!! and the all-you-can-eat was also very affordable. \n\nAll I did not like was that the service was slow and was not the best I have ever had.. but the sushi was very delicious. =]\n\nNo I'm craving AYCE... maybe at Kaya maybe not.. but Sushi for dinner tonight.. yes I think so.
__label__3 Ive been to many all you can eat sushi places, but this has to be the best one. All the food was great quality and really delicious. I loved the soft shelled crab and the oysters. $22 is not bad for the quality and quantity you get. Great place overall!
__label__2 One of the \"alrights.\" Their nigiri sushi is always fresh. The slices of fish are on the small side but I've never eaten a bad roll here. Once, I ordered a Caterpillar roll and they actually made it look like a caterpillar. :) sweet guys behind the sushi bar!! Kaya has an awesome variety of sushi and appetizers. They have the best baked mussels in town and they even have a number of grilled skewers and Korean foods on their AYCE menu. Bulgogi, kimchi fried rice.\n\nThis place is great to come with a friend, by yourself, or with a group. The servers here are very nice as well! My friends and I have had 3 group events here and the girls remember us! Then again, How could they not, we're loud and rowdy when we get together and the group room is outfitted with tambourines and karaoke!! \n\n\nSplitting checks is NOT a problem here! They'll do it 13 ways if they have to. So for parties, don't stress about splitting the bill!
__label__4 OK, I like food and can be a bit picky about where I spend my money, especially for sushi.  When a friend introduced me to this place a few weeks ago, i was like, \"all  you can eat sushi, really? That doesn't sound very appealing.\"  BUT, I was blown away by the food!  The best calamari tempura I've ever eaten! Very fresh, light, not greasy.  And the agadashi was like fluffy white clouds in my mouth.  The nigiri, especially the white tuna, was awesome:  very fresh, perfect temperature.  And ALL the rolls I had were great.  I highly recommend this place.  It will be my new sushi spot from now on.
__label__0 This place has delicious sushi but the worst service ever!  I've been probably 4 or 5 times and I always told myself that the service would get better but nope!  I dont think I've ever had worse service at a restaurant peirod. It sucks because I enjoy their food and their all you can eat price is awesome but I definitly won't be returning to Kaya sushi anytime soon.  There are far too many sushi joints in Vegas to ever waste another dollar at Kaya
__label__4 This place was amazing, best AYCE in town! The customer service was very good and they had the cutest lil Asian waitress working haha. The Sex Bomb roll was delicious and so were every other roll we ordered!  Definitely coming back soon!
__label__3 One of Las Vegas's best sushi bar restaurant in mine and many of my peers/families opinion. This place had me at KPOP, their decor and AYCE pricing! Very fun atmosphere, I love their servers (always friendly and funny), waiting time is fair, sushi is bomb.com  However, I still prefer Oyshi over Kaya.\n\nCons:\n-Parking sucks around Kaya area (in advance, I suggest you carpool to save time and gas).\n-Waiting to get a table or a seat at the bar varies because this spot really is small.
__label__0 I must say the worst sushi experience yet  not only was the hostess rude the toilet seats in the restroom were both broken the children prices are apparently applied if the staff working  that day feel your children look like children my 10 yr old is very tall for his age so the staff charged me adult prices for him and when I addressed the issue they didn't disclose the children age till after I told them how old my son was after the fact didn't make an attempt to fix the charges then we were charged 18% percent gratuity for our party to find out later that night that it is no longer legal for merchants to charge 18% anymore if you do visit this place watch out for the gratuity ! I will not recommend any of my friends to ever visit this place
__label__4 Our visit was intense. We had the best waitress(Janice). Being our second time to an AYCE sushi bar she was very patient and thouroghly explained the menu to us. She was even able to identify pics of sushi off of yelp that we thought looked good. We took our time and went through the menu as if it were a choose your own adventure novel, choosing rolls, nigiri, and appetizers at a whim! We instantly knew from the first bite this would be a place we will definately be retuning to. The freshness of the food was superb. Tasting as if only seconds ago they might have caught that red snapper or that yellow tail on a line n fought it until it landed straight onto a cutting board, and then directly to your plate.  Do yourself a favor and stop in. Dinner AYCE cost 24.95 as of aug of 2014
__label__1 OVERATED! Not impressive in the least bit. Nothing special, not fresh and the service was sub par. Wildflower is far superior.
__label__1 I've eaten at the Sahara location and been satisfied with Sammy's before.  This being my first visit to this location I expected around the same enjoyment.  Let me start by saying the service and the restaurant were both excellent.  Clean restaurant that wasn't cluttered and had a great overall ambiance.\n\nThe menu had several choices and for a woodfire pizza place certain items seemed out of place.  A lot of seafood and greek style apps.  \"Tapas\" had a spot on the menu and consisted of things like Artichoke dip and Edamame??? Ok, not Firefly tapas for sure but still small plates... I guess.  The woodfire pizza that stuck out to me was the prosciutto.  At Settebello its my favorite so I figured I would compare.\n\nNo comparison needed, Settebello's prosciutto kills what I just ate.  The pizza wasn't terrible but it wasn't great in the same sense.  Little chunks of prosciutto and an over abundance of artichoke and green onion to mask the flavor of the prosciutto.  Also, if you look and the photo I uploaded you can tell there are way too many green onions on a couple of pieces than others.\n\nFor those movie fans out there, you all know from Casino with De Niro and Pesci \"you need an equal amount of blueberries in each muffin\" hahaha.  Overall, just didn't stick out as a place I would ever return to for pizza and its in the freakin name of the restaurant.... come on!!!
__label__4 Great selection. For the selection of Poke- all around $10/lb. I tried the Ahi Hawaiian and the Ahi Wasabi- delicious. It's a clean, friendly, family owned deli/market style set-up.  I work less than a mile away once/week which is great, but the only problem is they close by 6PM. :(\n\nThey also own a new restaurant in that same plaza \"808 Hawaiian\". I definitely will be trying that next.
__label__4 So ono! Wonderful fish, wonderful service! I can't believe I didn't find out about this place sooner. I'm bummed they're closed tomorrow!
__label__2 Stopped in here after looking on Yelp for something different. I was pleasantly surprised at the wide selection of fresh authentic Poke. I like that I was able to sample before I bought. I finally chose the spicy avocado ahi. It was good, and mildly spicy. Not over spicy. I really enjoyed this as it was all I had for lunch that day. I know this doesn't look like the place to get amazing Poke(NLV), but you will be happy you did stop in.
__label__4 My first review, for a place worth reviewing! Was looking for food places in north Las Vegas for when me and my friends come up from San Diego for the spartan race, and i am sooo glad I came across this! Best poke in the mainland!! So many choices and all of them are sooo good!!! I ended up getting the ahi furikake, garlic ahi poke with shoyu and salmon poke with special sauce... I only got less than 1lb of each cause of it being perishable and we had a 5-6hr drive back to San Diego. ;( ;( I wish they had a store in SD cause I would be hitting it up everyday! The owner and I think it might've been his son? were really nice!! They totally showed the aloha spirit. Now I know why the have perfect ratings. Next time I come to Las Vegas, I am definitely hitting this place up again! This place is def a \"must go-to\" spot now for me.
__label__4 There's a reason Poke Express has a solid 5 star rating with the amount of reviews that it has.  Poke on its own is absolutely delicious and amazing, but what really sets this place apart is the owner.\n\nFor an \"express\" eatery, the customer service that Darren and company present is above and beyond what you would expect.  He takes incredible pride in what they produce.\n\nUpon hearing that my friends and I were from New York, he insisted that we sample every single one of the pokes they had available, with absolutely no obligation to buy anything.  The passion with which they believe in their product and authentic happiness they express for your enjoyment of their stock is infectious.\n\nOf course my companions and I ended up getting a few pounds of poke.  It doesn't matter how full you might be, there's always room for pounds of poke!
__label__2 When they closed the stores, including the Biltmore, they  reopened in a new small location at Town and Country, south east corner of 20th St and Camelback, under different owners.\n\nThe young man who is running it now couldn't be more pleasant. He has a great attitude and will help build the business. \n\nI had heard they had reopened but couldn't find them.  When I called information, I was informed the number was disconnected.  We did find them.  I told the young gentleman who about it.   He said the number was working and would inform the owners of the information  issue. \n\nWe had chef salads which were presented nicely.  I like it went the food likes like something you'd want to eat.  They also were fresh.  We also had two regular size hot chocolates. What we had was good but nothing to special. I personally thought $24 for what we had was to expensive.  I think it is going to make it hard to rebuild their business unless they make things more reasonable.  They are not the big going concern they used to be\n\nWhile we were there they were out of napkins, a basic that really can't be replaced by pieces of paper towel.\n\nI think this can be one of those nice little places to go for instance after the gym which is nearby.   I would like to see them make a go of it.  I will go back for a coffee and a snack, but for lunch or dinner, there are better places to go to eat for the same expense.\n\nOn the other hand, I haven't been to many places where the person behind the counter made me feel more welcomed and appreciated.  That goes a long way toward my going back anyplace.  This guy can makes everything seem better.\n\nI don't have the exact address but it is near the resale shops and Sou R Salad.
__label__3 Great food. Great service. The best beer selection in all of Steele Creek.
__label__2 Have only had 1 massage here.  It was ok; felt more like a sports massage (with stretching involved) than a relaxing one.  I prefer the atmosphere and massage techniques at Dolce.  I do frequent this place for brow waxing, even though they did burn me once.  Cute place though.
__label__1 I really do dislike writing bad reviews for anything, but I feel this experience merits a warning. I just moved here from south Texas, was really craving Mexican food, and felt too lazy to go sit in a restaurant, so delivery it was. I ordered a cheese quesadilla (with onion and tomato for a sad attempt at pico de gallo), and chips and salsa.\n\nThe quesadilla was incredibly greasy, the tomato chunks were quite large, and the onion was far too overpowering for my taste. The chips and salsa were another matter. The chips were edible, but they weren't my favorite. And warning with the salsa, if you order the spicy salsa, expect green salsa. I'm used to red, so the possibility of green didn't even cross my mind. I'm not a fan of green salsa, so my dislike is likely an artifact of my dislike of green salsa in general, not this specific salsa.\n\nPlus side? The food was delivered about half an hour earlier than estimated.\n\nLooking at the rest of the reviews, it doesn't appear that Cactus Grill is ALWAYS bad, so maybe mine was just a bad experience, but still...\n\nTL;DR: greasy quesadilla, hard chips, green salsa, searching for another Mexican restaurant
__label__1 I'm a sushi eater and the sushi here is terrible. Everything has crab meat - even a basic salmon roll. No asparagus or wasabi aioli, etc. Teppan was decent. No fancy show but not bad
__label__1 SAD! Wanted to like this place! Just got back from my first (and probably) last time to Elliot & Co. . . . . NOT worth the money - even with yelp discount!\n  Services Recieved :  Haircut and a Shave Package  (getting rid of my beard!)\n     First off let me say the haircut was/is very good (hence the chance, albeit slim, of a return) However,\n SHAVE LEFT MUCH TO BE DESIRED.....LIKE A CLOSE SHAVE FOR INSTANCE!!!  When i got home girlfriend and i noticed 1/4 inch hairs in spots on neck (must have missed it with razor?!) and stubble that i was able to remove with a simple disposable razor (which cost A LOT less).  All the fluff was nice; the towels and oils but at the end of the day the shave just wasn't there.\n\nBottom Line: Nice People, nice environment, good haircuts TERRIBLE SHAVE!
__label__1 Wonderful ambience, though a mediocre haircut. Definitely not worth the price ($32) for a haircut. They did a similar job to \"best cuts\" type place. Lady mostly used the trimmers, which were a turn off. Had an appointment yet still waited 30 minutes. Kind of let me down.
__label__4 Came in from out of town needing a shave got one of the best shaves I've ever had.  The stylist was from out of town but she did a great job. Highly recommend this place
__label__1 We grabbed a bite before a movie. We usually frequent Yard House but every now and again, we try one of the other eateries. We stopped in on a Thursday night. It was fairly busy, service was ok, our server never brought silverware or napkins with our appetizer, and we had to wait a bit for a second beer.\n\nStarted with Turkey Melt Sliders. Good bun, but salty turkey. We both had burgers, the Louie was better than the Angry Louie. \n\nNothing about the place impressed us enough to want to return. Looks like Yard House will continue to get our business in the future.
__label__4 A quick Thank You to the Tempo Creative Team for really boosting our sales with the internet PPC campaign and SEO.  We ended 2012 with one of our best years revenue wise (been in business since 2005) and that is HUGE considering the economy and election year!  Thank you again and look forward to maintaining this momentum into 2013!
__label__4 I put in an order for pick up. My food was ready on time and my order was correct even with my modifications. This is not a 5 star restaurant, but it was 5 stars for what it is!
__label__2 We've been coming here for a couple of years now but haven't been in a while.  Seems like the past couple of visits the quality has gone down.  They don't always have my favorite egg plant dish and coming from Buckeye, I am not a happy camper going all that way only for them to tell me that they are out.\n\nLike a previous poster mentioned, the food is \"ok\" but nothing great.  It's a shame because I used to think they were really good.  What happened?\n\nThe only thing holding me back not giving them 2 stars is that it has been a few months since we've been there.  It would be unfair to rate them now b'c I don't know if they've improved since then or have changed managers.
__label__4 love this place!!!!
__label__1 **Graphic TMI Alert**\n\nOK, so basically this is a Chipotle type restaurant.  If you aren't familiar with Chipotle, where have you been for the past ten years because it is the greatest place on Earth?!  Burritos/tacos/taco salads.  S.R. is basically the same besides the fact that the food is much worse.  Bad guacamole, bad queso, and gross meats.  The only good things about this place were that it was clean, relatively cheap, and you don't have fiery \"aftermath\"  (Think about that one).   Honestly, I will pay the \"Montezuma's Revenge\" price for the deliciousness of Chipotle rather than going back here again.  \n\nAll that being said, I still ate my whole burrito and chips & guac.  It was only good because I was starving.  All I'm saying is... Use your cool new smart phone device thingy and type in C-H-I-P-O-T-L-E and drive to that dot instead.  Trust me!   Enjoy :)\n\n-Ian M.
__label__0 I  recently had my fist time (very possibly the last ) with this location and I wanted to express how horrible my order was in hopes that this will contribute to helping this location be better. I ordered online and I was able to write how I wanted my sandwich which wasn't a super difficult way and when I received it I couldn't believe how bland it was and disappointing.  The delivery service was fast and convenient which I appreciated but it was my meal that was not as great. My sandwich was mostly lettuce which overpowered everything else in it, I had 1 little skinny piece of bacon, my meat was 2 very thin slices of each kind I ordered to where  I couldn't even taste it, and I had one little glop of avocado on the bottom portion of the sandwich. Moving on to the soup which was mostly cheese sauce because there was maybe 5 little itty bitty pieces of broccoli in there. I had to make more broccoli (fresh from my house) to add in there which made it amazing after the fact. We ordered around 8:15pm so we received our order right before 9pm so I am not sure if it was the night crew not wanting to make things satisfactory but at this point I would NOT recommend this to a friend to try and I myself would not want to return to eat there again.
__label__3 Fun place to take the puppy.
__label__1 I've passed by this building many times and every time I see it, I get curious and say to myself, \"I want to try that place one day!\"  So when we saw the Living Social coupons, $20 for $40 worth of food, my mom and I each bought one!\n\nUpon arrival, I asked the server if we would be able to use two Living Social coupons in one sitting and he told us we could so we decided to order up to $80 worth of food.  My dad was interested in a glass of wine and the server offered us a special that was half off the bottle so my dad decided to order that since it was a great deal.  The food was delicious.  We had the spinach and artichoke with crawfish dip and the sampler as our appetizer.  They were sooo good!  Even the butter for the dinner rolls were to die for!!!  And as for our entrees, I wanted the prime rib but they were out so the server suggested the rib eye steak and I am glad I ordered it because it was really yummy.\n\nWe were having a great time until the bill came and the server told us we could not combine the coupons with the half off bottle deal so we thought that was okay so we decided to just take the coupons.  Then the server came back again and said he could only take one coupon and not two.  That was when we asked to see the manager because if the server had not told us in the first place that we could use both coupons or even suggested the half off bottle of wine, we would not have ordered all that!  When the manager (his name is Scott) came, he just pointed at the coupon's restrictions at the bottom and we totally understood that (we only asked if we could use both in the first place because even though the restrictions state that we cannot combine coupons in a single transaction, some places were able to take more than one in a transaction) but as a manager, what he did next was completely unprofessional.  He just said \"Okay, let me ask him (the server) if he would be willing to pay for part of your wine\" and then he just disappeared into the kitchen before we could say anything else.  What kind of manager asks his worker to pay for part of the bill even if it was their fault for misleading the customer?  The server came back out and the manager was never to be seen again.  Hm, figures.  The server told us he was willing to pay for part of the wine because he knew it was his fault and he took full responsibility of it but we told him we did not want HIM to pay for anything.  In the end we just paid our bill and still left him a good tip because at least he was nice, sincerely apologetic, and he was a good server.  He just needs to get his information straight.  But because of poor management, we will not be returning to this place again, even if we have a second unused coupon.
__label__2 We have family in Louisiana, so we know great Cajun cooking.  The food, service and atmosphere were all excellent.  The cost of a glass of house wine was $13.00 and whoever heard of a martini glass too small to hold three olives for $12.00?  The bar prices need to get a reality check.
__label__4 I loved this place and can't wait to return!  \nHush puppies were addicting!  My dad and I shared a \"side\" order of the spinach salad- it was HUGE.  Three of us couldn't finish it! The salad was full of egg, bacon, red pepper, mushrooms, and onion.  \nI ordered the petite filet (6 oz) which rivaled the best I've had!  Cooked perfectly with a side of cajun rice and veggies!  My dad's Seafest Platter was a buffet of perfectly cooked seafood!  I tried his shrimp and know what I'm getting next time!  \nMy mother's jambalaya (with shrimp) was filling and the right spice!  \nWe were all in heaven and will definitely return.  \nThe only slight hesitation with the 5 stars was that I wanted a glass of chardonnay, and the wine menu was not geared toward \"by the glass.\"  They only offered one type of chardonnay by the glass.  It was good, but $11.
__label__1 This was my first time going to the Rhythm Kitchen.  We ordered the Broiled Oysters, Etouffe with Crawfish, Cobb salad, Gumbo, and Strawbery Shortcake for dessert.  The waiter was very slow in bringing out our food, however, he was very knowledgeable about all of the menu items.  I must say that we were extremely dissappointed with the Broiled Oysters.  It was $11 for 6 oysters.  Ok, no problem.  But the oysters were really small (almost as of they cut an oyster into 4 pieces and placed 1 piece into the shell when serving).  It was covered in sauce so you couldn't really tell much other than it was really, really small.  The sauce was so so, and the oysters didn't taste fresh.  I am use to having my oysters at the 777 Brewery at the Main Street Station Casino (the absolute freshest oysters ever) and very reasonably priced!  The Etouffe with Crawfish was awesome though and we really enjoyed that.  The Cobb salad was good as well, although the bacon used on the salad was not freshly fried bacon, but rather, it tasted like the bottled stuff you buy.  If I'm paying $7 for a tiny side salad everything had better be freshly prepared, period.  The Gumbo was average, I've had better, but acceptable.  The biggest disappointment, however, was the Strawberry Shortcake!  The picture on the menu looked fabulous and I am a huge Strawberry Shortcake fan.  Guess what came to the table?  Two slices of storebought pound cake, covered with whipped cream (the whipped cream was freshly made, at least they did that) and drizzled on top was frozen strawberries in sauce (looked like the stuff I buy at Smart n Final).  I was expecting fresh strawberries and maybe some homemade poundcake!  What was I thinking?
__label__1 Service by casey not so good food was excellent
__label__0 We ate at this restaurant two years ago. I thought it was one of the best Cajun restaurants outside of Louisiana.  \nWe returned tonight.  What a mistake!   This is a poor excuse for a restaurant, much less Cajun .  Service is SLOW!!!  Food is tasteless or over seasoned.  The soup was served lukewarm.  We can not understand why the health department hasn't shut this poor excuse for a restaurant down.\nDO NOT BOTHER TO EAT HERE!  It is a waste of money.  To top it off wait service is auto tip for 6!
__label__2 Came here for happy hour, the food was ok, asked the bar tender about the free drink with any purchase offer on yelp. He didn't even know about it, and didn't give me an answer neither....
__label__1 Came in here for NYE special! I made reservations a month from the event and when we got there, we have to wait 20 minutes because they have to set up a table when it's supposed to be ready right away. Anyway, I requested a table closest to the balcony but they sat us as far as possible from the balcony and facing the freaking wall! It took another 20 minutes before the waiter came to us. Their menu that day is pre made already. My boyfriend doesn't eat seafood so I had a concern because some food that was included were seafood like the crab cakes and lobster so I called the day before to ask if we can exchange the seafood into something like chicken. The host said it's ok. When we got thee the waiter said, the menu is already set up for that day and can't be changed. So I got upset because I was told something else. My bf was upset and wanted to leave! So finally he's willing to change the seafood menu . The food was great but will never come back ever again. 95% of the crowd are old people too!!!! View from the balcony is pretty though.
__label__3 Great Store. Perfect for the Scottsdalite that doesn't want to be bothered with actually having to interact with other human beings at a cash register. Everything is automated. I would have given this place five stars but the automated checkout system is not manufactured by Apple so its totally ghetto. Also, plenty of healthy choices are available for those of us who haven't had a carb in over 2 years. I am addicted to their store brand Brie. \n\nIn all seriousness, try their broccoli cheese soup. Fantastic. And there is a great pet store in this shopping center to check out if your in the neighborhood and want to buy your little pal a new toy.
__label__0 Just tried calling in a to-go order and again, they don't even answer the frigging phone, they just immediately slam it down into hold.  Quite possibly the RUDEST bunch of people I have come across EVER.  Go to the Shea location instead.  Not only do they have nice people working there, but the pizza is even better for some reason.
__label__3 Good food, good atmosphere, terrible prices. $3 burger for $6
__label__1 Went there yesterday for lunch. Wanted to sit outside however there were so many flies. Not appealing while eating. Also, we then decided to get it to go and we never received our order of fries after we did pay for them. Realized after we got home. Bacon was also really fatty on chicken club. Poppers and mozzarella sticks were good though.  Do not order a salad, they're cheap on the lettuce!
__label__1 I did not like this place.  I was into the retro look and 'dive' appeal but it basically a dive without anything GOOD about it.  It isn't the cheapest place and the burgers were not that good at all.  Setup is awkward, hard to get inside for soda refills.  I think this place only survives due to tourists.  They don't know any better.  I would not go back.
__label__2 Well they may live up to its \"greasy\" name but they also have some surprises up their sleeves. For example, they also have salads and chicken sandwiches besides tasty looking burgers and milkshakes! On my first visit, I enjoyed the Big Kahuna Chicken Sandwich which is their take on the teriyaki chicken sandwich and I used all the will power I had to not order the fries to go with it. Instead I went with the side salad. I sat on the funky patio and enjoyed taking in the old gas station scenery such as gas pumps. I also noticed a sand volleyball court in the back and it looks like they do volleyball games and activities on occasion. The meal came out fast, by the server with a huge smile on her face. The chicken sandwich was juicy and tender and the sauce on it was pretty flavorful. I was surprised that it was a creamy-based teriyaki sauce which turned out to be pretty tasty and the grilled pineapples were the perfect touch. The food was decent but nothing that I'd say is a \"must-try\" but the atmosphere and decor has a lot of character. All in all, it's a nice spot to visit for a casual meal during a day in Cave Creek. Next time I visit, I'll try the Kobe burger and a milkshake, but for my first visit, I can definitely confirm that I'd visit this greasy eatery again.
__label__1 Beautiful stadium, great way to get up close to the players, they served Pyramid Hefeweizen and garlic fries, but there were a couple of BIG negatives to the park that seemed to overshadow everything else.\n\nThe staff was horribly rude. It was a night game so they may have been up past their bedtimes. The parking attendants and seating attendants made sure to let you know that you were on their turf. In addition, when trying to leave the parking lot, I was barked at because I was out side of the car helping my friend back up (we were next to a huge truck) and was apparently standing in the driving lane. If you go, just back up and hope you don't hit any one.\n\nThe other negative (not as bad) was that it was a mess getting in and out of the park.\n\n I would go again because it is a nice stadium, but it wouldn't be my first choice.
__label__3 Went to the Ranch for the first time and it was'nt baseball lol, I attended the \"Rumble at the Ranch\" MMA fights that Trilogy MMA had out there on the 23rd. The park is awesome great venue food was good seating was great, and the field looks immaculate now that I know where this place is I'll definately go back and catch a game or two..
__label__0 I base my rating on the first and last impression of this venue. Parking. Plan for an hour to get in and at least an hour to get out. We will never be back. This venue should be embarrased. Venues double the size can get patrons in and out faster.
__label__0 Terrible spring training facility. Bad food, seats all the sun, no cup holders. Many better stadiums around greater Phoenix area. Employees are rude and make the experience uninviting.
__label__1 The meal starts with some really good chips served with a selection of 3 different salsas and a bean dip.  But, that's as impressive as it gets.  The main plates are more about quantity over quality and I felt like the prices were high compared to similar restaurants.  The service was fine, but I just wasn't taken with the food and probably won't be back.
__label__0 Tried to eat here.  Despite sixteen open tables there was a twenty minute wait.  When I asked the manager about this he was very rude so we left.  We will not be back.
__label__0 worst food i have ever had! enter to a horrible musty smell. sit down and the waiter says \"don't order the ground beef anything, customers say it is spoiled and rancid tonight\"!  the kitchen is still selling it?? food comes out cold, beans equaled 2 tablespoons and rice was hard as a rock.  meals were: 1 taco w/rice and beans, 1 taco w/rice and beans and 2 tacos w/rice and beans, 1 water, one beer, one coke= $55.80! not only will i never return, but contacted the board of health!
__label__1 We've eaten at Arriba a few times now.  I really don't care for their food, and service is slow more often than not.  The first time we went we were there it took a good two hours!  And that's not because we're slow eaters.  We did stop in for happy hour last week though, and although their margaritas aren't the greatest, they're decent enough!  They ofter a 12 oz. house margarita for .99 or a 24 oz. grande for 4.99.  Why people would pay five times as much for a marg twice the size, I don't know.  We each had three .99 margs, ate the chips, salsa and bean dip and our bill came to 5.94.  $6 and I left with a full stomach and a buzz.  Nice!
__label__0 This was by far the worst service I've had in awhile, the place was empty and our server never came to us. I think if they changed it to a serve yourself buffet it would be a much better place to have dinner
__label__0 Don't go here... this place has declined so much. Ordered a tostada and my chorizo was watery and greasy at the same time (i dont know how that happened). Our server asked me how my food was and I told her my chorizo was watery. Didnt really do anything. Queso fundido (which was my fave) was bland and lumpy, not flavorful and creamy like it used to be. I think the old chef must have quit...I dont think the place is doing well anyway, it was dead when we came in. Not sure how the Ahwatukee location is doing but I won't be coming back here. Heres to hoping I dont get sick from that rank chorizo I just ate!
__label__4 We live in northern Arizona and whenever we go down to Phoenix, we try to go to Halo Halo Kitchen for lunch to get my Filipino food \"fix\".  Local filipinos frequent this place (a very good sign!)  The prepared foods are always good and fresh!  Love their pinakbet, mungo beans with spinach and the upo dish!  Love their sticky rice -- not dry like rice at other Filipino and Chinese restaurants!  Always have their special halo-halo (the Best!)  The prices for combination dishes are very reasonable!  When sons of the owners are serving, they are always friendly and very accommodating!
__label__2 I'm gonna have to hide this review from my girlfriend who is from Wisconsin and a big Brewer fan. To be honest, this is my least favorite stadium to go to because of its location and just overall mediocre atmosphere. It has an outfield grass area, but it is kinda boring. Maryvale is a no frills ballpark, so if you are going to a Spring Training game to actually watch some baseball, this is the stadium for you. If you want to go for the game, the scene and overall experience, I'd recommend a stadium in Scottsdale. For what it's worth, a friend of mine says this is his favorite Spring Training stadium, but frankly I think he feels that way since it was the one stadium he actually played in while in college. I personally like to go to a game and then head over to some bars or restaurants, but at this stadium I check out the game and then get the hell outta there!
__label__0 I used my Groupon with Sacred Hogan Navajo Frybread. I did not have a very good experience.  Both my friend and I got chicken frybread sandwich, and the chicken was very dry and tasteless.  They ran out of picante salsa, and we had to beg our neighbors to give a little to give some taste.  Even with that, the taste did not improve that much.  We asked our server for some side beans to hopefully give some flavor, and he returned about 15 minutes later when we almost finished telling us that they ran out.\n\nI was taking my buddy out for his b-day, and this was the not the b-day experience I was hoping to give.
__label__0 Regions is not only a terrible restaurant, but also a terrible business. I worked for the Mill Avenue location for all of two months, when one morning I received a phone call from a coworker explaining that they had closed the restaurant overnight. And of course, if you have seen the AZ TV \"3 on your side\" segment (http://www.azfamily.co...) then you would know that we literally had to chase the owner down for our paychecks.\n\nThe food is also pretty mediocre. Very bland, and also inconsistent. If we were out of an ingredient we would just throw something else on it and expect people not to notice. When they did, our manager would give them something free and call it a day. They give out so many free things for mistakes, it's no wonder they couldn't give me a paycheck. The only good thing there is the signature drinks, which are outrageously priced. Oh, and the balsamic vinegar glaze? Yeah, it had a label on it that stated, \" not sold in california- MAY CONTAIN LEAD.\"\n\n.....cool.
__label__0 Date 12-4-1010\n\n\nIn the past year I have eaten in your Peoria store not less than 30 times. We use this place to meet with our friends and children. We can come in get something to eat and chat. \n\nTonight my wife and I went there to eat. She ordered a bowl of tomato basil soup and I ordered the same in a bread bowl. The bread bowls just have a small divot in the top for the soup. This divot is much to small for a cup of soup and it spills into the plate. I asked if enough bread could be removes to hold the soup without it spilling onto the plate. Nothing was said. When my order was delivered to the table the person proceeded to tell me that if I wanted it that way in the future they would have to charge me for a bowl of soup instead of a cup. \n\nI never asked for any special consideration on the price when I ordered the soup. Would not that of not been the time to tell me that it would cost more to fix the soup the way I wanted ?? The person that delivered the soup then proceeded to lecture me on the fact that I had gotten more than I had paid for. I asked her to please leave. I had to do this twice as she continued to try and lecture. \n\nI did not get her name. She was about 5'8\" slim light brown hair. Probably 20 or less. I should of called for the manager but at that time I was so mad I just ate my soup and left. \n\nI have been eating out for many years. This is the worst service I have ever had. Maybe you think one out of 30 times in the restaurant is acceptable for bad service. I don't!!\n\nI did write a letter to the Corporate Office.  Lets see if they care?
__label__1 Trapped on the wrong side and super starved after my workout, this was not the fix I needed. It is average on food, great on customer service. I like the cute corner spots to eat as I wanted to be hidden from anyone at this point. \n\nOrdered half sandwich/soup combo. Meh. The tomato basil was chunky, too sweet and missing the main ingredient basil. The chicken pesto signature sandwich was no superstar but provided nourishment for my withering body. Highlight pickle spear and baked chips. \n\nI'm too young for this crowd though I adore old fashion charm and wit. I think I rather do Wildflower or Paradise for this cost of blah. At least Paradise has chocolate chippers and Wildflower has the best hand lotion in their bathroom.
__label__4 The only place I know of in Phoenix where you can get a fresh vegan breakfast, with new specials each week. I love the tofu scramble, sometimes they have a tofu and veggie breakfast burro which is absolutely to die for. The owner and staff are always very friendly and have always been happy to accommodate any special requests I've made.
__label__2 The Skinny: solid food with varying consistency (3) the level of service is all over the place (3) value: okay - not that great, not that bad either.\n\nI normally don't review a place that is a franchise. However, because my hubby and I frequent this one quite often, I felt like I had enough writing about this particular restaurant.\n\nWe've generally had pretty good consistency with regards to food here - barring one incident where we had raw corn fritters - twice. Service can be great depending on your server. Overall, not a bad place for a quick bite to eat but not my favourite either.
__label__1 I'd rather go to an actual Cheesecake Factory, and I don't even like Cheesecake.\n\nCheesecake factory is like getting the same gift for your birthday every year, and you didn't want it the first time around.  You know what to expect, it won't make you happy, yet here you are again.\n\nWhile always living up to my below average expectations, this place has one thing going for it, the decor.  It looks bright and nice and welcoming.  The food is average at best, and way overpriced for what it is.  Chilis or Fridays can match anything this place has, and at a few bucks cheaper.  \n\nCome because you're hungry, leave your leftovers.....
__label__4 I ordered the Cajan style ribeye which is marinated for 36 hour and it was delicious. Good customer service and clean.
__label__0 Why do people eat here? Please tell me. I wasn't too hungry the day I came here but I still ordered a decent amount of food. It was funny because the server wouldn't leave us alone at the beginning of our meal, but couldn't be found by the end of the meal. The guy gave us a total of 5 minutes to look over their outrageously long menu. At any normal restaurant, that should be sufficient to order drinks and maybe an appetizer. This place you need at least 20 minutes just to sort through the items.  I had the roasted artichokes and the vegetable salad (the full order I believe). The artichoke itself wasn't bad but the sauces that they served were pretty much just mayonnaise and balsamic vinaigrette. Not impressive. The salad was terrible. The lettuce was very bitter. Everything else in the salad was bland. I don't understand how you can mess up salad. I still wanted to give them the benefit of the doubt since they are called \"The Cheesecake Factory\" and get some cheesecake. We were waiting for about 20 minutes for our server to show up and by that time I didn't want dessert. I'm sure many have said this and I'll say it again; a place with this many items on their menu just cannot be good. If I ever return to any Cheesecake Factory, it'll be to pick up a to-go order of cheesecake to try. To dine, never again.
__label__2 The food was great but the service was really slow.... and it was not busy.\nlots a waitors walking around. horseplaying. \nonly saw our waitress twice. \none to take our order and the other to take our money. lol\n\nordered the lunch special: pizza and salad\nboth big portions.\ncould not finish\nboth really good.
__label__3 I had my birthday dinner here. It was my first time. I was not disappointed. I had the filet it was so good.  I could cut the steak with a butter knife. For desert, I had the ultimate cheese cake.  It was massive and delicious.
__label__1 Amazing Mac and Cheese Burger.\n\nDreadful Pizza.\n\n..There were ants on the table.
__label__3 Tonight I took my girlfriend out to dinner to the Cheesecake Factory in Boca Park. We arrived early and there was no wait. We were quickly seated in a dim lit booth. After searching over the 16 page menu we finally ordered edamame and calamari for appetizers to pick at before our entree arrived. They came out fairly quickly and were great. I ordered the orange chicken and was quite satisfied. My girlfriend ordered shrimp scampi and steak Diane. Both of the meals were largely portioned.  We were too stuffed to order dessert. But I have had their pumpkin pecan cheesecake and it's delicious. Overall, I would return there again and recommend it to anyone seeking a good meal.
__label__4 It doesn't matter if you're a tourist or a long-time local, the fountains at Bellagio are a must see.\n\nThe show happens every half hour starting at 3pm and and goes well into the evening.  Each half hour has a different song usually something classy (Sinatra), dramatic (Bocelli), romantic (Dion) or fun (Pink Panther).  Each song has it's own special water choreography making use of the entire faux lake in front of Bellagio.\n\nEven though the show starts in the afternoon, you must come back at night.  The lit up water with the backdrop of the strip might be the most beautiful thing you see in Vegas.  For five minutes your mind can take a break from the artificial city and take in this awesome free work of art.  And since Bellagio attracts an international crowd, it's really cool to see people of all walks of life come together to appreciate it.\n\nI guess the only thing I would change is maybe try something with more modern tunes.  Still, the fountains are more than deserving of five stars.
__label__3 A Vegas MUST if it is your first time. Romantic and inspiring.. the jets shoot so high into the air, it is amazing! \n\nThere is a bar inside the Bellagio.. Fontaine that has a great terrace to view from and if you are wanting to fine dine with a view of them, it is Picasso!
__label__3 Love the opera renditions. Bring me to tears.\nMinus a star for Faith Hill and \"contemporary\" selections.\n\nMy favorite thing in Vegas.
__label__4 i don't know how many times i've been to vegas, but my most recent trip there was the first time I actually watched the fountains of bellagio and LOVED IT!!! It just seems to put that smile on your face, no matter how tired or hungover you may be :)
__label__4 I love these fountains! I can sit there and watch them for hours.....They are beautiful and, even better, they are free! Can't beat it for sure.
__label__4 Nothing says Oceans 12, we've finally made it, like watching the Bellagio fountains!\n\nPRO TIP OF THE DAY: Pay the fare to go to the top of the Paris tower to watch the show! Worth it.
__label__4 Definitely do not miss this on a trip to Vegas!! This is one of the most amazing things we were lucky enough to get to see on our short trip! And its free!!
__label__3 The Fountains of Bellagio. Something everyone visiting Vegas should have seen at least once.\nThe show takes about 10 minutes, is FREE and runs every half hour right out fron the Bellagio Casino.\nI like it best at night, along with the lights it's really beautiful, a nice stop while strolling the strip.\nGreat photo ops, not to be missed!
__label__0 For a minute I thought the commuter terminal at PHX didn't even have a bar, then I stumbled into \"All Star Sports Bar.\"  After spending about an hour here I wish there was no bar at all. \n\nThis place fails on almost every level imaginable. \n\nFirst of all, it's not anywhere close to being a sports bar.  2 TV's and bartenders in referee uniforms doesn't make you a sports bar.  Furthermore, the food here could not be worse.  \n\nLook - I'm not opposed to the plastic cheese from a can on nachos, but if you can't even make that taste good, I can't even begin to imagine what the rest of the food here is like. \n\nUnlike the other reviewers I actually found the service (at the bar) to be fine, if not indifferent, and the one good thing I will say about this place is that they do make a pretty good Bloody Mary. You can credit that to the Ocean Spray mix they used so it's not exactly rocket science ... \n\nWhat can you do though? They have a captive audience though being the only game in the terminal after the security check point, I'd imagine this place is a zoo on Friday afternoons ...
__label__3 Nice staff. Informative during my delayed flight. Ordered the bratwurst. Good for airport food. Decent!
__label__3 3.5 stars rounded to 4. Biggest gripe is the looooong lines, especially during their Xmas BOGO promo. Had to wait an hour, and barely made the 4pm cutoff to get in on the promo (they had told us if we didn't get to the register before 4pm, it would be full dinner price per person!)\n\nOnce in, the selection was out of control. Everything and anything you can imagine, plus free beer and wine. Quality of food was very good as well.\n\nI'd suggest going to lunch for $12 or so (with the players card) as dinner is a bit pricey. I think they take reservations as long as there's not a promo going on.
__label__2 Extremely Disappointed. Don't get me wrong, the buffet was decent. But I went in there expecting it to be on Par/better with/than the Wynn and it definitely wasn't. The Prime rib was rough, dry and tasteless. They didn't have Alaskan king crab, Most of the food was dry and just seemed to be whipped up fast with no love at all. The only foods i enjoyed and got seconds of were the BBQ ribs, pastas, and chicken in spinach sauce (whatever its called). The gelato was alright, nothing special (chocolate mint was the one i liked) \n\nWouldn't drive 20 mins to get to this place again unless some how they comp me without me gambling there ;)
__label__4 i would say one of the best buffet in las vegas today. the ambiance is nice and the food selection is very good. it's worth the wait and the $30 per person. get there as early as you can as the line gets crazy long. the servers are very friendly and efficient too.
__label__3 I like buffets.  I try to eat right for the most part so a buffet has become a much rarer thing for me but I still like them quite a bit.  I really do think this is the best out of the nine or so that I have tried in Las Vegas.  I think the best time to go would be on a Saturday and Sunday for brunch.  They have pretty great breakfast food, an omelet station, and as I'm sure others have mentioned, complimentary alcohol.  I really do think the food has a good quality to it, unlike many other buffets.  I like the idea of the pre-made salads rather than a salad bar.  The desserts are pretty spectacular for a buffet and there is a wide variety of them to choose from.  My wife is a big, big fan of the Bananas Foster/Crepe dessert and so am I.  They have raised their prices since I first went when they opened and the last two times they didn't even allow us to use our players card for $2 off.  Other than that, it's well worth it and this is the only buffet I go to.
__label__4 By far, the BEST Buffet in Vegas, even without the seafood.  Glad to be here on a weekday since our wait on a Wednesday, still took 45 as oppose to a weekend wait. \n\nIt took me about 4 trips to get through (or look at ) the entire buffet, not including the dessert bar. Had my fix of Prime rib and Creamed corn. Also had the fried shrimp (a bit salty), fish, sushi and Waldorf salad. Everything was good and selection was awesome. Not the typical food you'ld see at a Vegas Buffet. \n\nAlso had a good selection of Beer and Wine, great pairing for your food to switch up from red wine w/ meat to white with fish or beer for the grease. \n\nNow for the DESSERT ! Saw the shooters and Canoli at Baby Cakes for $1.50 each so having an unlimited supply of the Tiramisu, Pistachio Shooters and Canoli was just awesome. The Chocolate Soufle was so ooey-gooey it was heavenly. I wasn't too fond of the cheesecake though but the Flan, the Creme Brulee, the Carrot Cake, Chocolate Mouse and Fruit Tart were to die for ! \n\nOur waitress was also kind enough to let us know 30 min before closing to load up again. Will definitely be back  to try the Weekend Seafood Buffet.
__label__4 So before yesterday,*happy birthday me* the buffet at Bellagio was my #1. gourmet night had everything...\nStudio B was dinner tonight and let me say that free unlimited wine, beer, and cappuccinos= happiness bliss. Seafood night to boot. I been craving seafood all week, and finally got my fill. Steamed clams and snow crab, baked mussels, lobster bisque,miso soup, cioppino. Holy mother... \nThey now share rank 1 with bellagio.
__label__3 One of the most delicious buffets i have ever had!  The main attraction of the buffet?  The amazing hot crab legs and dessert selection, oh and the booze too.  My boyfriend and i stopped at the M Resort on our way back to California.  it was only 10am and i was eating like a fat little piglet.  I ate so much, our server looked at me and said, \"I can really tell you enjoyed and got your moneys worth at the buffet.\"  Um rude. Let me eat in peace fool!\n\nThere is such a large selection of amazing food at this buffet.  Sure the sushi was a little blah, but the lamb was delish as well as the oysters, mussels, and Korean BBQ.  I'll have to admit i stuffed my face with crab legs so i couldn't fit a lot of the other food in.  I wanted to be a fat kid and save room for the good stuff.  \n\nThis buffet is way better than the Wynn, which we had the day before.\n\nThe desserts were AMAZING.  I had two plates full of sweets! Even though i was full of crab legs.
__label__2 So I finally got to try this place after reading all the reviews and check-ins that my fellow yelpers had.\n\nUnfortunately, it really isn't the best buffet I have had. Nothing was horrible nor was anything super delicious. I just found that the cheapest and nothing ordinary type dishes are simply the best they had here. I suppose the drinks are pretty cool as drinks, beer, and wine are all included. They had ROOT BEER on tap! As a root beer lover, this also fell flat. It was just simply too sweet! You can make yourself a root beer float as the ice cream area is just right next to it.\n\nOther than that, I would say save your tummy and drive a little further to what we all refer to as the VEGAS STRIP. Oh, and one more thing, the line is super long. Good Luck!
__label__4 While I've eaten many times here in the past under the previous owners, I have not eaten here since the complete ownership change.  However, i recently got an email from the M Resort advising of a new link for their buffet.\n You can now see all of the dishes they offer at the buffet, including what appears new offerings I do  not recall from past visits like Cioppino, paella, Shrimp Vera Cruz,  a Mexican section etc.   Here's the link:\n\nhttp://www.themresort.com/studiob/\n\njust wish the M would have a locals discount like some other buffets do.
__label__3 Like this place needs another review!!! (I THINK SO!!!!)\n\nFor $30+/per person for either BLD, I think it's worth it! Vegas is all about their buffets and extravagance - Studio B is probably the epitome of both! I heard lines can form and people wait for hours just dying to eat here on the weekends. BUT!!!!! If you just come a little bit earlier (which is why the early bird gets the worm), you'd be able to not wait as long and just chow down as you intended to.\n\nI came here for my grandmother's 75th birthday. My fam bam took her out to brunch. Service was awesome and the food was grastronomical! \n\nFood that they cater to: Mediterranean/Lebanese, Japanese, Hawaiian, Filipino, American, Southern, Mongolian, Italian, Chinese, Seafood (FRESHLY STEAMED KING CRAB LEGS & OYSTERS!!!), Mexican, Indian and the desserts!\n\nMemorable foods I'd love to eat HERE again:\n- Hawaiian Poke \n- Hawaiian Lau lau\n- Caprese Salad\n- Ribs\n- Sweet Potatoes\n- King crab legs\n- Oysters\n\n[SODIUM WARNING] I took off one star due to the HIGH salty taste of their LOBSTER BISQUE SOUP. It sounds amazing, but just tasting the darn thing reeked sodium overload! I couldn't finish the bowl I had poured for myself and hated that such great food went to waste [**insert sad face here**]\n\nDESSERTS: I enjoyed all of their mini dessert shooters! Pistachio, Tiramisu, Cookies N' Creme are just to name a few...... Not to mention their gelato, yummy cakes, cookies and other decadent delightfuls! Desserts weren't over-powering sweet! Just right to end your meal extravaganza at Studio B!\n\nOverall thought?\nI will definitely come back to Studio B when I'm back in the neighborhood! Great service, great food (minus the lobster bisque) and come hungry (and early) to get your moolah's worth!\n\nNext time: I'm going to tackle the \"unlimited wine\" I heard about!
__label__2 Although cheaper than the buffets on the strip, I have to say I wasn't as impressed with some of the options at M resort. The crab legs are a big attraction, and for me, the dessert bar was top notch. But the rest of the food? Meh.\n\nThis is all coming from someone who wouldn't appreciate the open bar though (all you can drink wine and beer). I'm sure if you add that in - some would think this is by far the best option if you're looking for a buffet in Vegas.\n\nFor those who are on the strip, it's not an easy place to access unless you have a car and are willing to drive out and back. I was lucky to have a local with a car there to be chauffeur.\n\nIf I go back to Vegas and want a buffet, this probably wouldn't be my first choice. Favorite is still Wynn Buffet -- pricey, but you get what you pay for!
__label__1 We came here Easter Sunday. They had leg of lamb and a couple other additional items including lobster. The price was more than the normal $33.99, instead it was $49.99. Although the variety is better than must Vegas buffets, with the exceptional of Wynn, the price is certainly not worth it. The wait was long, although not longer than other buffets. The lobster was definitely frozen and the imitation crab stuffing was awful. The raw oysters didn't have any flavor and the leg of lamb was dry. I do have to admit the prime rib was good as was the lobster bisque. However it still wasn't worth the $49.99 price. I've had better, for instance, Wynn and Bellagio. Save the money and stick to those two, the drive from the strip, the wait and the price just isnt worth it.
__label__4 BEST BEST BEST BUFFET I'VE EVER BEEN TO IN MY LIFE!!!!!!!!!\n\nSo many selections! Everything is hot and fresh... and ohhhh so tasty! This is not the best buffet in Vegas! It's the best anywhere... and I am the queen of everything all-you-can-eat! If you're looking for a good buffet this should be the only place you consider!\n\n****Beer & wine is included in the price. If you're into ciders they have their own special berry cider that is to die for!!!****
__label__2 Decent buffet outside of the Las Vegas strip. The price was well expected of a LV buffet that served the variety of food they had.\n\nFood was ok... some things were very salty, some were good. Everything is very Americanized so don't expect any high quality sushi or something - you're at the wrong place. The line can be very long (we waited about an hour for lunch-ish time on Sunday).\n\nI think the best thing about Studio B buffet is the unlimited crab lets (they have a huge stock, so they won't run out so quick), and the Mimosas. What better way to end a Vegas trip with some crab legs and alcohol. The mimosa's weren't as good as hoped, but didn't quite expect great quality drinks as well (it's a buffet after all).\n\nThis buffet is definitely worth trying, but make sure you arrive early, or you might starve to death in line.
__label__0 Extremly Dissapointed, I came to this place thinking it was truly the best place in Vegas but its not even close to Good. Don't Waist your Money.
__label__3 We have eaten here a handful of times, and today we returned to have the dinner buffet.This buffet offers many different selections and is always a decent meal.   We arrived early and there was no line.   We were first in line and there was many open seats yet it took them 8 minutes to show us a table.   Once seated we went through the line to be pleasantly surprised at the many different dishes they offered this time around.   We had some of the sushi, shrimp tempura, cucumber salad, fried rice, and some of the prime rib,  The sushi was not great,  I could tell it had been wrapped earlier in the day as the nori had really become hard.   The shrimp tempura was really good, yet they did not have any tempura dipping sauce.  The cucumber salad was fresh, but not marinated long enough.   The deserts were awesome, and our server was excellent.  One thing about buffets, if you space the time out visit to visit, you appreciate the offerings.   A very good buffet.  4 stars (5 stars when they start offering crab)
__label__4 So far this is the best buffet I have been to in the valley, awesome breakfast/brunch/diner/seafood.  The price for what it is, is pretty fair.  Almost everything here is really good, I like the root beer they have on tap.  Also the dessert bar they have in incredible, I mean really I have never seen anything like it, the desert bar is bigger than some buffets as a whole. I have been here 10+ times and will come 10+ more. 4.3 stars
__label__1 Went here for a last minute Mother's day trip.  \n\nThey were offering a special Mother's Day menu - not impressed.
__label__0 Today is the worst experience I've had here. The food quality has been going downhill steadily, along with the quality of the help. Sure, there are still the great few employees that work here, but the increase in price (doubled since they've opened) and cut crab legs really are the points why I do not recommend this buffet anymore to visiting guests. \nThe employees ignore you while you wait for something just out of reach, then help people who cut in line while you've been waiting to get their attention. \nThe feel is they got popular really fast, got arrogant, and now it's being reflected in the overall dining experience. \nThis place was great the first 2-3 years of opening.  Recently, not so much. \nPity.
__label__3 As much as I want to love buffets, my stomach tends to disagree. Mass produced food sitting under heating lamps doesn't hold much appeal for me. Fortunately, Studio B is one of the few buffets where quality trumps quantity and is worth the trip.\n\nDinner runs about $25 Monday - Thursday, weekend seafood ups the price by about $10. Considering that an entree and a beer at restaurants like Cheesecake Factory runs about the same price, its really not a bad deal. What makes the price worth is the unlimited beer and wine available at buffet. I was surprised to see craft draft beer along with ciders, and a couple wines to pick from.\n\nIn terms of food there is something for everyone. Sushi, multiple carving stations along with plenty of vegetarian and healthier options. The desert station features enough to satisfy even the most discerning sweet tooth and gets extra points for having gelato and milkshakes. The buffet itself looks great. Modern design, comfortable seating, unobstructed views of the Vegas strip and a open kitchen ensures cleanliness. \n\nThe lines can get long on busier days so come prepared. Also check out the M Players Club as they offer free buffets for players.
__label__1 I saw some reviews regarding this place so I decided to check it out. This place offers no no crab legs. Yes no crab legs on weekdays and you still pay $25 for the Buffett. This is the worst Las Vegas Buffett I ever had. They earn a star for no lines. You come in and you eat ASAP. They earn another star for their desert especially the cookies that were delicious. If you like seafood then they away from this place. They mix their clams with barnacles shells in the same tray which provided a weird taste. They have miniature crayfish for you to eat. Yup tiny tiny. I will never go here again. People go here because they comp free meals if you gamble. Don't ever pay for  this Buffett at m hotel
__label__1 Do not come here!!! We waited 45 mins to get a seat. No one is clearing tables. The food is marginal at bedt. I got a beef short rib. The meat is so tough and grisly that my knife cannot cut through. \nSTAY WAY FROM HERE.\n\nOk the buffet had some decent food. But the wait for a clean table made this a no return.
__label__0 This used to be a long-time favorite of ours but we had a horrible experience this year. Went at 7PM on a Tuesday. There was no one in front of us in line, but the cashier kept talking on phone and would not look at us. When I motioned to other cashier on other side of desk, she turned her back to us. When we did get in (maybe 12-15 minutes later), the popular food dishes were almost empty, and the few workers behind the counters were not in a hurry to make more available despite requests. The server brought first round of drinks rapidly but no straws then disappeared for 30-40 minutes (he later said he got a party of 25 in the next seating area). Price has not gone down but the overall experience has seriously declined. Too bad because this used to be my #1 favorite place before the change in ownership and management.
__label__2 We have been here a few times and I have not yet been that impressed! Friends continue to tell me how great this place is? I don't get it!!! Pizza is pretty much plain. Nothing special about sauce, dough, or anything! Maybe we should dine in and see how it is right out of the oven? I'll let you know how that goes? In the mean time, place is just OK!
__label__3 fast and friendly good food.
__label__2 This restaurant is covered from wall to wall to ceiling with Detroit memorabilia.  A single person was working on Saturday afternoon and we were her only customer.  We each decided on Coney Island style - a natural casing hot dog served on a steamed bun  topped with all-meat chili, onions, and yellow mustard.  There was a good crunch to the hot dog and chili was excellent.  We also shared a Faygo, \"The Original Party Pop\", diet root beer that was also very good.
__label__2 This place is good -- heck, it's GREAT -- if you're in a super big hurry. But, if you want to take some time for yourself, relax and feel pampered, you might look someplace else. It's a little too \"wham-bam-thank-yo- ma'am\" for my needs, most of the time. \n\nBut, if I'm in a rush and need a quick polish change, this will be the first place that comes to mind!
__label__0 I have been here many times because it's right by my work and convenient to go at lunch, but I'm not going anymore - it's just not worth it. \n\nif you have to wait, there is no where to sit or stand basically. everyone is packed in there like sardines. I also don't like how the nail technicians try to push all th extra services onto you when doing the pedi\n\non the last pedicure I got from them, my pinky toe was totally messed up and after about 2 weeks, my toe nails began to turn yellow (the polish that is). I hadn't been hanging out in the sun or anythign so there's no reason it should have done that. once I had the polish removed (somewhere else), my nails were fine, so it was definitely their polish. \n\nin addition, my friend had a gel manicure here and it chipped within minutes of leaving.\n\nI'm done giving this place chances
__label__3 The M Resort is the first place you'll spot if you're driving into Vegas. \n\nI was pretty impressed with my first visit here. \nSome of things that I liked are the following: \nThe lobby has beautiful real lilies on the wall. \nThey have complimentary drinks that are self serve in the main casino. \nThey have TVs around the main casino that showcase live sports games. \nThe buffet is superb! \n\nThe buffet on Fridays, Saturdays and Sunday is a seafood buffet priced at around $27. They have an abundant amount of crab legs, different types of sushi, shrimp, salmon, mahi mahi etc. \n\nThe buffet is international and so you have your pick of what types of food you want to sample from around the world. I enjoyed their different types of Thai curry (panang, green, and yellow). I also became an instant fan of tomato soup here. \n\nOne of the best things about the buffet is the desert section. \nThey have cannolis, gelato, crepes, creme brulee, flan and much, much more. \n\nAnother bonus point of the buffet is they offer free wine and free cappuccino, lattes and other speciality coffees at their buffet. \n\nLastly, I noticed that within the casino itself they would have a raffle almost every 15 minutes. They would call out the numbers of different casino card holders and the winners would win cool prizes like trips to Big Bear, $10,000 etc. I'm not sure how authentic the raffle is since we noticed the numbers always called out seemed to be a way lower number then what any of the card holders had on their cards (at least for the party I was with =P) but hey if it is for real...it's pretty cool. \n\nAnyways this place is pretty rockin! Classy looking and excellent food. I can easily see it working it's way to become a new hot spot for Vegas :)
__label__4 i don't even know where to start. a hotel of this caliber in miami would cost triple what we paid for our two unforgettable nights at the M. the decor is sleek, sexy and innovative. a sensual, floral fragrance permeates throughout every inch of the hotel. there's free soda fountains on the casino floor and a very reasonably priced buffet that seems so go on forever. when you book your room, you either have a choice of strip view or mountain view. while the mountain view sounded lovely, i'm really glad we chose the strip view. we watched the sun go down as las vegas came alive and then fall asleep in the comfortable loungers by the floor-to-ceiling window as the city lights shimmered behind a transparent veil of rising desert heat. our room was very modern but extremely cozy and inviting. the bathroom was ENORMOUS. i probably left claw marks on the porcelain from having to be dragged out of the bathtub. THERE IS A GODDAMN TV IN THE BATHROOM MIRROR. I REPEAT. TV IN THE MIRROR. YOU CAN WATCH FIRST 48 WHILE YOU'RE DROPPING A DEUCE. also, HOLY FREE SHIT EVERYDAY. we got a bottle of wine, a polo shirt, a windbreaker, a t shirt, and an apron! you better believe i was drunk off my ass, prancing around my room in that thing.\n\nhere are my only gripes:\n- there was only one area to get ice on our floor and it happened to be at the opposite end of the hallway. kind of a mission since i was using one of the two sinks as coolers for the bottles of champagne and vodka i brought with me. \n\n- spa mio offers a $50 bikini wax and they mean \"bikini\" for real. none of their staff is apparently trained to do a proper brazilian so i basically paid $50 for about a third of the hair removal that i get at home for half the price. that being said, the girl that waxed me was really lovely. the wax she used was top-notch. i barely felt a thing. the spa itself is so relaxing and serene. i probably would've paid $50 just to sit in the waiting area and continue getting drunk. \n\n- i'm really not psyched about the TOTALLY UNNECESSARY $200 hold they placed on my credit card. turns out the guy that checked us in DIDN'T HAVE TO DO THAT but did anyway, assuming we would use the internet and the mini bar. who the fuck does that and if you already have my credit card info on file, wouldn't it make more sense to deduct whatever expenses we incur AFTER WE CHECK OUT? fuck. i could've used those $200 which i won't see again for another 7-10 business days. THANKS GUY. \n\nother than the points mentioned above, i am totally staying here again next time i'm in vegas.
__label__4 Ok....I am a picky customer....Not a difficult one, just picky!  \n\nAnd from this point on, I will not be staying on the Strip again (unless it's Comp and at the Palazzo or Venetian).  After the initial 20+ experiences of doing the Strip, it's no secret that it's crowded, dirty and for me, way too much on the senses!....Some of you may be able to relate to this??....The novelty just isn't there anymore!\n\nAfter 4 nights at The M, I'm officially a convert and it's changed the whole way I'll vacation in Vegas.!\nRented a car for the whole 4 days... the M was an easy 10 minutes from the airport, near the 15 Fwy and on Las Vegas Blvd, so it was easy to get anywhere. Used the Valet (and they were quick and very affable...even give you bottles of water before you get in your car), which turns out to be about $5 bucks a day..totally worth it!\n\nFrom the Valets to the Front Desk to the Dealers to the Waitresses and just the whole staff....service was very friendly and very good.  I don't understand the other reviewers negatives on this?  Compared to the Strip hotels (where there's attitude), it's night and day!\n\nRooms were great....Big, comfy, and well-appointed (could've used a Coffee Maker and a Full-Sized Ironing Board).  Bed was comfy too and Bathrooms were great!\n\nWe had a Strip/Pool View on the 7th floor.......fantastic!  Pool is great, and uncrowded.  \n\nWine bar is great, Marinelli's was a tad pricey but very good (best bread I've ever had), Buffet great...etc, etc!\n\nThe whole vibe was relaxing, unhurried, uncrowded and very nice... unlike the Strip.  Free of the tackiness of the Strip!  Great, wide-open Casino floor, Poker room, and Cocktail waitresses (think fake boobs could be an employment requirement, but no complaints?...lol).\n\nThe good thing was that with the Rental car, was able to go to the Strip one night, park at the Venetian (ate at the Grand Luxe) and then was able to leave, when we were ready....It was so easy.\n\nThen with the car, we went to the Red Rock (which was also great), shopped over there, went and saw Green Valley Ranch, Town Square and other parts of Vegas you'd never see by being locked in to the Strip.  \n\nCan go on and on, but think you get the picture?  Rent a car (they're cheap in Vegas), stay at the M and you're free to do whatever you want, when you want and then come back to the very comfortable enviorns of the M....You'll thank me later!
__label__4 The M Buffet is my new favorite buffet in LV!!\n\nIt is a bit far from the strip so we usually eat here on the way home. It gets very BUSY. If you have a group with more than 4 or 5 people better to split up the party or you'll be waiting FOREVER! (Thats what we had to do) Cost is about $30 something\n\nAll you can eat CRAB LEGS! There are two different kinds: Steamed or Cold. The steamed ones are bombedy!!! That's all I ate & needed. \n\nCan't wait to go back!!
__label__3 The buffet is well worth the price!  My kids had a great time picking out which freshly scooped icecream they wanted after their meal and the choices were endless there!  Great staff too!
__label__1 Now that I have your attention, let me qualify the 2 Star \"award\". The good: the rooms are excellent; great design and better views. The architecture is captivating, and the prices are acceptable.\nHowever, the shuttle they claim to offer from the airport is pointless for most. Check the online schedule BEFORE you book a flight. The pick up times are sporadic at best.... who wants to wait 2-3 hours for a shuttle? the Taxi will cost $40 w/o tip. When you see the M Resort offer anything \"complimentary\", its NOT. At best, its a 2 for 1 offer.  Forget the buffet if your time means anything to you.... we stood 15 minutes and moved, I'm not joking, 4 feet! We arrived looking forward to relaxing at their gorgeous pool only to be told that the area is closed through March. We tried to get a glass of wine at the Hostile Grape; oops, closed 3 days a week! And if you like to shop, plan on renting a car because there is none at M, and the hotel is in the middle of NOWHERE. Next time I'll try Green Valley Ranch or South Point.
__label__2 I used to love this casino but I think it has gone downhill.  I used to be able to get some play on the machines there before.  Now, that is not the case at all!  I no longer gamble here.   I do like the freebies they give away and the line is usually long (when it's liquor) but it moves fast.  All of the employees that I have encountered are pretty friendly.  I used to frequent the buffet but recently stopped going because the line is always a mile long no matter what time you go and service has been lacking.  And for me, I think drink service is lacking big time in the slot section.  I think I was able to get a drink once and I have gambled there many times.
__label__2 The food is great in the specialty restaurants, Sunday brunch was just a brunch, nothing special and not worth $30.\nThe room was large and clean the first 2 nights, disaster the 3rd night. Housekeeping failed to visit the room, the wet towels from the morning still in a pile on the floor, bed not made. Called housekeeping and they delivered 2 dry towels. Not what you would expect from a 4/5 star Spa Hotel.\nThe staff was very friendly and the Pit bosses the best.\nThe Hotel is definitely not 'centrally' located and is a $40 cab ride into town.\nWould we stay here?
__label__2 Rating the way the hotel rooms look, and solely just look, I give this place about 4 - 4.5 stars. I like the decor and everything, definitely one of my top 3 favorites, after vdara and palazzo. \n\nBut regarding the hotel as a whole, 3 stars is more justifiable. First off, the location sucks. Why oh why does it have to be so far away from the strip? And second, the reception here is HORRIBLE (regarding the hotel rooms, not the lobby and general casino area). I've been to two rooms, floors 2 and 6, and none of them have service. If anything, you can get service for about 5 minutes and then POOF its gone. It's very irritating. And there's also no free wifi, $12.99 for 24 hours per device. Free wifi in the lobby supposedly though, but I couldn't seem to find a decent connection.\n\nAnd the bathrooms in the rooms look really nice, but the doors? Oh my effing piece of crap they are the most annoying doors I have ever came into contact with. They look nice, don't get me wrong. I looked at them and was like wow how modern and stylish and stuff...but there is no way to close them without making the HUGEST sound. They just slam by themselves unless you grab them and slowly close them each time. Trust me, if you stay here, you'll know what I'm talking about. \n\nAs for the rest of the hotel, of course as everyone knows, their buffet is very popular. I like how they also have hash house a go go here as well. And their bakery babycakes is pretty good too. \n\nA major plus is the pool area. Pretty fun and interesting. One of my favorite pools in vegas (I think monte carlo has the best though). Its two split pools with lounge chairs in the middle and spread around. The music they play is upbeat and gets you dancing in a fun way. The house/pop music is played in the 21+ pool to the side. That area was alright, a lesser version of tao beach in my opinion. I'd rather go swimming in the main pool.  \n\nThe gym is pretty nice, better than some of the other hotel gyms in vegas. BUT its $15.99 per hotel guest, which is annoying because usually gym memberships are free with being a guest. And it's not nice enough to pay $15.99.\n\nSo three stars because even though this place definitely has its ups, I'm very annoyed with how much they charge for things that should be free. The location is a hassle. And they need to do something about cell phone reception because I use my phone a lot.
__label__3 Beautiful resort away from the crazy strip.\n The pool is really nice, cool poolside bar with built in ice strip to keep your drink cold. I've been to the pool for a few events, and it never feels crowded, there's lots of room, never had a bad time.\n I've eaten the buffet here and its pretty tasty, nice variety, free wine (NICE!). Hash House A Go Go is okay, big portions is their thing, its a chain so the food is average. Babycakes has gelato and pastries and specialty coffees, don't miss the gelato (good stuff).\nI haven't really gambled here, but I'm sure I will one of these days. I know their free gifts when you have a players card are much better than some of the junk other resorts give away.\nI also have never seen their rooms, so I can't comment on them.
__label__3 I loved this place! My BFF4LIFE.. made a good choice! The room was beautiful... nice view, distance mountains. The location was a bit off the strip (which I didn't mind) but it was banging! The staff was lovely, the guest were friendly and the ALCOHOL WS... FREEEEEE! =)
__label__3 My boyfriend had a conference for work here at the M Resort. It was Wednesday-Saturday and I tagged along. The room was amazing. The beds were comfortable and everything looked new and clean.\n\n The bathroom was LARGE with double sinks, a large soaking tub with a window view into the rest of the room/looking out at our view of the pool and in the distance-the Strip, a large shower with bench seat and even a t.v. screen built in to the vanity mirror!! I could watch t.v while putting on my make-up or doing my hair which was a nice perk. \n\nRestaurant food in the Resort was delicious!\n\nThe gym was fancy! Not your typical hotel gym with a few machines. Looks like they took the time to make it nice (you have to pay to use it but if you are needing a workout while on vacation it will be worth the money).\n\n\nParking was free, albeit they didn't have a place for you to pull up to the front lobby and unload. That was reserved for Limos/Taxis and Valet only. So if you self park, you have to carry your luggage through the Casino to get to the guest room elevators. But hey, it was free so I'd take that over having to pay for resort parking at $10/day like other places I've been to. \n\nNow, the only reason I am giving this place a 4 instead of a 5 is because they have a ridiculous schedule for their pool. It is seasonal only--so forget about swimming or using the hot tub if you visit in the off season. It's Vegas---tourist town. People like to swim, sit in the hot tub on their vacation!! It is also only open from 10am-6pm during the open season!!! The pool itself is great. It has a perimeter of shallow calf-deep water where they have lounge chairs in the water. Then the rest of the pool is only 4-5 ft deep. Perfect for cooling off when the weather is hot. Plenty of lounge chairs outside the pool and they have cabanas to rent and awesome pool side food and beverage service. Free ice water if you don't want to drink alcohol but want to stay hydrated. So it sucks if you are in a business meeting all day and then want to relax in the pool in the evening, like my boyfriend. It is 90 degrees at 6pm and they close the pool. It doesn't make sense that a resort in the desert would close their pool when the sun is still out and the temperature is hot!\n\nOverall I had a great time and I would defintely stay there again.
__label__4 Kind of a long drive from the heart of town but the casino is nice and clean.  You won't smell like smoke when you leave.  Decent machines and dining options.  The spa is nice.  I am a local so I have never stayed in their rooms.  The lattes from Baby Cakes are super.   Great sports book too.
__label__2 It's hard to find a rewarding donut in this city , and by rewarding I mean , that taste that brings back all the memories I associate with donuts. \nAs a child growing up in Orange County, Ca., we had not only Winchells donuts but Mom and  Pop joints that  were usually ran by a sweet Asian family who knew how to make a great donut. You'd find them on almost every corner. From my earliest donut memories of stopping for donuts on the way to church or mom buying donuts for birthday party  , or later when donuts provided me comfort during my parents divorce to the fun of buying a dozen donuts on the way home from a wild college night , donuts have  been there for me , like my own sacred rite of passage thru my life. \nOkay that might be stretching it a bit.. but donuts are chocked with memories for me .  So the anticipation was high as I decided on my sick day to stop for a comforting donut or two at Lamars. When I walked in I hoped that somehow a little ole lady would come out from behind the counter but no instead I ordered from the local chain  . \nThe first donut was an old fashioned , it tasted like it was right off of  memory lane , sweet but not sickening, great dough , lightly iced. I was taken back to every yummy donut I ever adored... Great!  I made my second  donut an old favorite , pink iced cake donut ..here is where it all went horribly wrong .. the donut tasted dry ,over cooked,with a gaggy sweet non distinguishable icing...the horror...  Well if you love donuts go to La mars maybe it was an off day for the frosted pink donut..and make sure to have a old fashioned donut for me..
__label__0 Ok, im not getting the great reviews on this place. I FINALLY made it Lamar's before they closed for the day and tried a couple donuts. I have a few problems here. The big one, can we please list that \"only the donuts with holes\" are $5.49 for 6? Its a bit deceptive to just list the price of 6 and ring up the donuts and have them turn out to be well over $7. Makes me want to buy my donuts from someone else. \n   Second, these donuts are WAY over priced and they are average at best. The maple bar tastes like you are eating spoon fulls of sugar they are so sweet. And the rest of the donuts I tried were pretty stale. This will be the first and last time I will be going to Lamar's. Give me Krispy Kreme or anyone else for that matter. Thank god for Lamar's we dont have Spudnuts in the valley because they would be out of business.
__label__0 Donuts are really good, if they have any when you get there!!!  Went in on a Tuesday morning at 1030, and they only had a total of 10 donuts. Drove out of my way to go there and still ended up at Dunkin Donuts. Very disappointed!!
__label__2 Read the reviews on Yelp while I was visiting Phoenix.  I am a Doo-Nut fiend, so was looking for a place.  Lamar's was middle of the road.  I am a classic glazed donut kind of guy and I love them even more when they are hot and fresh.  I think had I been there when the donuts were hot and fresh I would've enjoyed them more.  Yet, it wasn't bad.
__label__0 It seems every casino must have a steak house and an Italian restaurant.\n\nContinuing the great Las Vegas tradition of uninventiveness and mediocrity, Marinelli's is the Italian eatery at the new M Resort. \n(By the way, the steak house is called Terzetto...which frankly sounds like another Italian restaurant to me.)\n\nIf last night's meal at Marinelli's is any indication, the M Resort is not much of a player in the intense competition for our gullets.\n\nTHE DECOR: Whoever designed the room should be sent to Guantanamo for unconscionable acts of aesthetic terrorism. It looks and feels like a buffet with too-small tables and a generically psychedelic carpet (all the better to hide the stains I guess). \n\nSpeaking of stains:  the bar at the front is odd. The counter was designed with a 4 inch slope on the outside edge. I guess cuz it looks nice. \nIt wasn't so nice, however,  when I watched a man put his glass of beer down, then a second later see it slide off and break on the floor.\n\nTHE FOOD: My steak was overcooked and had the consistency of a piece of choice-beef from Vons. My friend's Osso Bucco was cold and tasteless. My other friend didn't finish his risotto. \n\nI'm struggling to find something positive to say....hmmmm, let me think....Okay, okay I got it...the bread was pretty good. The rest of the experience was forgettable.\n\nTHE RESORT IN GENERAL: It's nice although it doesn't look like a billion dollars to me. It's rather Red Rockish in overall feel. \nThe bar upstairs at Veloce has a nice view...although they weren't equipped to make Absinthe in the proper way. \n\nMy favorite part of the complex was The Hostile Grape: a comfortable, stylish room with a very good selection of wines by the glass, including a Sine Qua Non that is almost NEVER available by the glass. Those of you who know wine, know what I mean.\nAlthough I must warn you, the SNQ is $49.50 an ounce.....or maybe I should say it's $49.50 an OUCH!\n\nI'm not a buffet guy but the buffet at M Resort looked interesting. The line-up was certainly long enough. \nIt's called Studio B and appears to combine the usual buffet experience with \"Show Kitchen\" entertainment where you see dishes being prepared. Perhaps I'll put a bag over my head and check it out one day.
__label__1 After the wonderful dining experience at Terra Rossa at Red Rock, Marinelli's didn't quite measure up. I wanted to like it but many factors waged in a war that dissuaded me from doing so...\n\nWe arrived for dinner around 9:30 pm on a Saturday night with no reservations. The place was DEAD. With the exception of a couple patrons at the bar, we were the only customers in the entire restaurant. Well, look on the bright side, it'll be a nice, intimate & cozy experience (is what I was telling myself). Instead, it made for many awkward moments. Our server was very nice & friendly, as was the Front of the House Manager, and the expo that brought out our food (cuz our server was busy?? - insert dry sarcasm). But because we were the only ones there, everytime someone came to check on us, they seemed uncomfortable, like they were being intrusive which then made ME feel bad for them for having an empty restaurant!! Oh, did I mention the kitchen staff was taking full advantage of the empty house and whooping it up in the back?!! It was audiably clear... expo had to come by our table to apologize for the noise. I found it mildly amusing.\n\nOh right!! The food - bread basket and complimentary olives plate was ok, again Terra Rossa's was far more superior. Shrimp Arrabiatta w/ linguini & fettucini Alfredo were nothing to write home about sadly. Really dull... something your roommate would whip up. \n\nSome pluses? Very extensive wine list with a great selection of by the glass choices. The restaurant itself has a beautiful layout and comfortable seating w/ plush high, circular booths, as well as low tables and cushioned chairs. It's got a lot of potential so I still have high hopes for it. Unfortunately, it just didn't deliver on this night.
__label__3 I agree with Desiree O...check the time before you go!  Super cool vibe!  Fresh sashimi and the best roll that I liked was the Surf & Turf roll--Seared filet mignon, shrimp tempura, asparagus, avocado and poblano pepper with tomatillo sauce. 14.95  One roll will fill you.  I've never had another roll like this which makes it great!!  Their \"Banzai\" shot definitely breaks the ice and makes it F-U-N!!  Don't forget your cowboy hat ;-)
__label__4 LOVE LOVE LOVE this place!\n\nThis is the third time we've gone and have to say that from start to finish, everything is tasty fresh and the atmosphere is really great.  Hubby and I could probably eat here every weekend.  We took the kids last night (big sushi eaters) and this is their favorite place too.\n\nWe always start with the Edemame 3 ways - So good.  Its ot your run of the mill edemame.  One is lightly tossed in a southwest spice salt, one is in a soy type marinade and the 3rd is in a spicy aioli.  It lasted maybe 5 minutes.  We then asked to try the Crab Puffs - WOW.  They came right out of the fryer and were really hot but we were all burning ourselves to try and eat them because the taste was so good.\n\nSecond round consisted of their Bonzai sashimi's.  We ordered double orders of all three - Seared Tuna, Yellowtail. and Salmon.  They are all very different and the marinades plus the different salads they came with really compliment the sashimi.  The Seared Tuna is coated with ground pepper in a soy type sauce.  The salmon is paired with finely diced apples and nuts, and the yellowtail has a very thinly slided jalapeno plus another awesome sauce.  All 3 double orders were eaten so fast, not even our waiter Summer could believe it.\n\nFor rolls, we ordered the Southwest Ceviche, the Desert Rose (YUM), the Desperado (Yum with a little heat), the Vegas Roll (AWESOME) and the crowd pleaser the Country Fried Chicken Roll.  It seems a little wrong to be eating a non-sushi type roll in a sushi restaurant (we're a bit purist at times) but you can't help loving that roll -- served with a BBQ sauce you want to bath in...\n\nMartini's are great and my favorite is the Sheso Sexy (get it???) - it tastes like a cherry kiddie drink.  Hubby loves the Dirty Harry (Dirty Martini) which was really perfectly balanced.  \n\nI have no idea what the bad reviews were about - and if any of that did happen you should try this place again.  I have always found the waitstaff to be really really attentive - Summer has taken care of us 2 or 3 times and she's great.  They will take care of you will good food, good drink and good times.  I'm not a 5 star type person but this place really deserves it.  \n\nOne of the plaques on their wall had a great saying that I leave you with:  \"Man who steals wife's sushi gets no piece at home\"   Remember that, gentlemen!!
__label__3 We two families ate there last week. The sushi was unique and, for the most part, outstanding. The seasoned edamame was quite good with the exception of the southwest sauce (too sloppy), but the southwest dry seasoning was great. As for the sushi, we all loved tuna tartar appetizer.  It was like nachos for sushi lovers!  How cool. The good to great rolls included the big daddy, spicy tuna, and banzai (which included jalepeno). I felt that the tootsie roll was too heavy with eel sauce but it was still enjoyed by all. For that matter, I believe that their eel sauce is too thick whenever applied.  It made things oversweet.   The miso soup was good but also a tad heavy.  Finally, the service was flawless. \n\nWe will be back!  Yum.
__label__2 We were greeted as soon as we got into the restaurant and got to choose our table.  Our waitress was a trainee, which it would be all right, if she would have been shadowed or supervised by an experienced waiter/waitress.  She made a couple of errors, that would have given management an excellent coaching moment, but they were not there.  One of those mistakes she made was when she told me that I had a strong accent and she didn't understand me.  I certainly have a strong accent, but there are ways of clarifying without being rude.  Later on I just, nicely told her about it.  That was one of many.\n\nNo one came to our table to ask how we were doing or to check on the poor thing, she was young and certainly inexperienced.  I don't blame her, management should be helping these new trainees.  That's why they are there.\n\nFood was great though.
__label__4 Really nice 5 mile hike that was easy on the knees.
__label__3 Word of Mouth is just the cutest place. Little wooden tables and chairs, knick-knacks lining the walls, gorgeous pastries on display on the counter. Oh, it is a real treat inside.\n\nAs many Yelpers have pointed out, it's a bit on the eensy side so I could foresee it getting a bit cramped if full. However, at 11am on a Sunday morning, there was just enough space left to reassure us we were in a good, popular caf\u00e9 without being squashed up against the walls.\n\nI had a creamy, frothy chai latte (mmmmm) and shared an apricot danish with the other half. They cut the danish up like a little pizza, perfect for sharing. Although the pastry was a bit on the dry side I do love that attention to detail! The two staff members were really friendly although they did look a bit run off their feet with all the brunch goers.\n\nAfter perusing the menu I am certain that I'll be back for brunch one day soon!
__label__2 I read the previous reviews before writing mine.  Ouch.\n\nMy experience was just fine.  I had a mocha.  It was good.  I've had better, I've had worse.\n\nThe service was pretty good.  I didn't look to closely at the pastry selections which several other reviewers mentioned as a problem.\n\nBased on my mocha, I would return.  The atmosphere was nice in & out and in the nice weather the outdoor seating area is pretty inviting.
__label__4 I am from Seattle. I always support the local coffeehouse. Bergies is the best coffee in the Phoenix metro area. Ive been to all the other coffee houses in the area. The quality of their coffee is very high. I know that i do not need to go home to enjoy great coffee. I hope everyone supports Bergies and does not go to the worst coffee ever, Starbucks. They not only sold my Sonics (yes i take it personally), they also serve bitter, bad coffee. Go to Bergies, and you will be satisfied.
__label__4 Excellent coffee drinks. They also roast a variety of their own beans so when you buy those by the pound it makes for great coffee at home.  We are hooked!
__label__0 Food was fine--build your own, but service was terrible. We didn't get silverware (thankfully we found chopsticks up at the grille). No napkins at our booth and they really cheaped out with a single small serving of white rice for the two us. $12.99 each is just simply overpriced for poor service.
__label__3 After Planet Dailies and Trader Vic's, I was soooooo happy to land at P F Chang's.  Good food, pretty good service, resonable prices.  Only a few minor negatives, but I much preferred P F Chang's.
__label__2 Came with a group of 7, and had a fantastic server that got our orders right, and got them out to us very fast! \n\nLove the honey glazed chicken.
__label__3 I am always a fan of PF Chang's, but the one in Las Vegas had a special menu where large groups can order by paying per person and get unlimited appetizers and entrees,  I think we paid $27pp and got two appetizers and 4 entrees along with white and brown rice.  If we ran out of anything, they would bring out more.  The food was good and the service was excellent.  The only downside was the excruciatingly long wait.  They said 45 minutes, but it ended up being a hour and a half!
__label__3 Make a reservation. We eat here almost every time we are in Vegas. Food is consistently good. Service is good most of the time. I like the sesame chicken, mongolian beef, and the fried rice. Dessert, the bananas, are very good. \n\nWatch your bar tab here, as most drinks add up pretty quickly, $9 margarita. Very good though....
__label__1 Waited for 45 minutes on a weeknight before we got our table. Table view was amazing on the second floor but that was the only thing amazing during that night. Dynamite Shrimp had no kick at all, Dandan Noodles were soggy, Mongolian Beef was overcooked and chewy and our Calamari appetizer came AFTER our entrees were served. Our server was really efficient though, refilling our waters on point and following up on our calamari. But if i wanted asian/chinese food, i wouldn't go back to PF Changs.
__label__2 Ok so this is the first time we have been here so not sure if all the locations are the same.   We started off with the egg rolls and they were the best egg rolls I've ever had.  Then came our entre, we ordered the shaking beef & pork lo mein for my husband and I to share.  My husband loved everything but I couldn't eat any of the meat because it was extremely salty, both the beef and the pork in the noodles were very salty so I just ate the noodles.  With that said I wouldn't take any one with high blood pressure to this place.  I don't have high blood pressure and I couldn't eat this meat.  If for some reason we decide to give this place a second chance I will have to order a vegetarian meal.
__label__0 Usually PF Changs is a place with great service and food, this location lacked both. I came here with my family of seven on vacation in Las Vegas. We came around noon and at time, it wasn't busy.\n\nFirst off, our server lacked the intelligence to take our order. I wasn't sure if she didn't understand what we wanted to order or if she wanted us to buy the more expensive dishes in order to get a bigger tip. Either eat, it didn't seem like she cared of providing good service.\n\nThe food was god awful. Everything was dry and had little to no flavor. The rice that came with the dishes were extremely dry. If I were blindfolded and eating their rice and bits of paper, I wouldn't have known the difference. We ordered the salmon and asked it to be cooked well. It came out with the inside still pink/slightly cooked. \n\nOverall, everything was poor. I enjoyed the restaurants decor. That's a plus.
__label__1 I don't think I would come back to this one.  The service was mediocre, there was little to no air circulation in the booth area.  The seafood enchiladas I ordered were quite good as well as the margarita.  The restaurant was not very busy though around lunch so I don't hold out as that being a good sign.  The manager also barked alot at the staff in front of the customers.  This restaurant needs an intevervention.
__label__1 The food tasted great, but my burger was more of a meatball than a patty. Eating it was a physical challenge which was a shame because it was so good when it finally engaged my taste buds. The service was so-so. I felt like the place was trying so hard to be hip that it was going to have an seizure. The details about it being very loud are not kidding. Do not go if you are looking for a quiet place to chat.
__label__3 One very late dinner ago, we stumbled upon this locale.  \nMy anxiety of not having a proper dine that night, soon enough fluttered away.  \nThe menu while not an extensive one, touched upon a good range of dishes.\nWe wined and dined on steak & lobsters that night, with a birds eye view of the castle's luminance.  There were just two other tables that Friday night for dinner at 11.  Perfectly intimate. \n\nThat was our first night out in Edinburgh, a day after moving here.  I remembered my lobster was just right, the steak was beautifully under, the wine mingled with every sensory jive.  But not the name.  \n\nA night out for drinks and a spontaneous call for dinner this past Saturday, had us landing at a place called The Outsider.  Good ratings, food pics-check, okay we'll give it a go.  Soon as we arrived at the entrance, I was ecstatic when I realised where we were.  Dinner at 9:30 meant the place was bustling and we had to wait a good deal for our food to arrive.  But service was efficient and friendly.  Baked sea bream spiced with greens & truffle oil was delicate yet distinctly robust in flavour.  The ribeye was just gone too fast, the wine was good enough for another round, and still the same beautiful view remained.  2/2 was a hit.  I would happily return for a lovely dinner in candlelit ambiance.\n\nGiven the view, quality of food, wine list, service, I give it a solid 4 stars.
__label__4 It had been a while since my last visit, but the quality doesn't seem to have diminished in the intervening period. As far as we can see, this remains the best pizz place in the city.\n\nOverall, we said: \"La Favorita served us really nicely, and restored our sense of wellbeing in no small measure. Although we haven't sampled from all the leading pizza places in Edinburgh, yet, I'm happy that this place is still serving a quality product, so would be happy to recommend it to anyone looking for top-notch pizza.\"
__label__2 Hmmm I am American and I grew up in the NYC area, so I am fairly confident that I know good Italian food when I taste it.  I am not saying that the food isn't good, but it definitely did not blow me away.  We came here because it was listed as a Top 10 Best Restaurant in Edinburgh, according to The Guardian and I definitely would not rate this in my top 10.\n\nHowever, with that being said, the service was fantastic.  Our servers were all very friendly and attentive.  The portions here are enormous and we did feel that they mislead us into ordering more food than we needed because we did ask if the starters were big enough to shared and they recommended that we order two.  Both plates were huge and we certainly could have just shared one between the two of us.  Not to mention the entrees were enough for 2-3 people to share.  So come hungry!\n\nAmbiance has a little bit of a corny feel but also reminded me a lot of any Italian spot in suburban New York / New Jersey, in the sense that there was Frank Sinatra playing in the background the entire time and the servers were a little over the top trying to prove their Italian-ness (actual, and not the macho mobster Guido kind we see over here in the States).
__label__2 Doctors has been a steady number on the Grassmarket pub scene for as long as I can remember, although I can't say I've felt compelled to enter its hostelry doors a huge amount of times. Doctors is a perfectly straightforward place to go and have a drink, what you see is what you get and all that jazz, and there is positivity in that, because at least you always know where you're at. \n\nThe actual premises are fairly big, so there's quite a bit of seating room if there's a big group of you, plus the pub is really well located and convenient from a lot of angles, whether you're coming across the meadows, or up from town. I've used it as my quick go to for a handy drink when I've been short on time, and just want somewhere to go where I'm guaranteed a seat during the day. \n\nDoctors is really just your no nonsense, traditional and straightforward pub, although I do feel it's maybe a bit too plain and straight to business, which affects the overall feel of having a drink here. It is always busy at night and the weekends, so you're getting great atmospherics in that sense, and if you want to meet an Edinburgh University student or 2,000, this is the place to attend.
__label__0 This has to be some of the worst sushi and burgers I have had in a very long time.\n\nSushi was loaded with rice and not very flavorful.  Burger tasted like a frozen patty and again lacked character and flavor
__label__0 I tried this place because it had good reviews on Yelp. Big disappointment! As soon as I walked in, I thought to myself, \"what the hell?\" The decor in this place is non-existent. Both my lunch order, as well as my girlfriend's was just as appealing as the decor in the place. Would definitely not come back here!
__label__3 Good food.   Fair price.  Very friendly staff\nQuick service
__label__0 This was bad pizza. I ordered a large pan pizza with a Greek salad last night for delivery to my hotel. I ate one piece and had a terrible taste of yeast or something in my mouth. The dough was the heaviest or densest dough of any kind I have ever had. The pizza must have weighed 10 pounds and was 90% dough. The sauce tasted like canned tomato sauce. Two hours later my wife arrived and I told her not to eat it and throw it all out. That was a $35 pile of yuk. I had a belly ache and diarrhea all night and half a day.
__label__0 This place has really bad service. We waited for over 20 minutes just to get our drink orders taken. Then another 20 minutes to get our food order taken. Then over an hour to get food!! The food is okay--I've had better Indian food in the Valley. The atmosphere is also weird--they have this belly dancer, who has bit too much belly. The owner walks around whistling and putting dollar bills in the belly dancer's top. REALLY bizarre.... So not appropriate for families.  All in all, there's better food, service, and places to go for authentic Indian food.  I've been twice and both times were very disappointing due to poor quality food and service.  There won't be a third time:  I'll never go back again.
__label__2 This was our first time going to Tandoori Times.  The atmosphere was pleasant and I thought it would be more crowded than it was.  \nThe good: the food. Food was great. I had the goat curry which was their Friday special, and it was wonderful.  My husband who doesn't like most curry dishes stuck with the tandoori chicken which was wonderful as well. A side of pesto naan rounded the meal out.  No complaints about the food at all.\n\nThe bad: the service.  Our waiter was very polite and friendly the few times we saw him.  He brought us menus and then left us waiting for 15 minutes before coming back to take our order.  He then disappeared for most our meal. We had to ask another server to track him down to get our bill.  Needless to say our drinks were not refilled.  We also waited a very long time for our food.\n\nThe ugly: the belly dancing.  Actually it wasn't the bellydancing. More specifically the dramatic rise in music and the incessant finger chimes of the dancer grew to be irritating.  The dancing was fun to watch in the beginning but became tiresome after first few minutes.  It was impossible to chat without shouting at my husband.\n\nGood place. Prices were reasonable and the food was good. But the service needs some work.
__label__2 Dropping down to three stars ... On a recent visit, I saw TWO roaches on the main floor of the restaurant. No one seemed to care, so I got up and stepped on one.  I pointed out the other, and one of the staff killed it, but they didn't seem surprised.  I know that roaches are hard to control, but having two of them wandering about in a busy restaurant just isn't a good thing. \n\nAlso, our waiter was an overly chatty guy who seems to think we are interested in his voice.  They had some good staff in the past, but I suspect the owner, who likes to get drunk and hang out on the patio, gives me the impression of a guy who would be difficult to work for! \n\nThe food is still decent and better than anything else I've found, but I'm looking for alternatives ...
__label__0 I figured I would write an update on this review since the waiter reached out and attempted to rebut the points in my review. Unfortunately all it did was change their review from 2 stars to one. \n\nThe waiter's comments are below. \n\nWaiter response to my original review - - - \"Hi, i waited to respond so i could look at your check for this day.\nFirst i apologize for your experience Lamb Seekh Kabob is served without skewers because they are metal ones and 5' long.\nWe have daily lunch specials which run from $8.95 to $11.95 , its complete lunch and comes with everything. Lunch specials combo of two dishes is only $2.95 additional. \nWe cannot compare Indian restaurant with Chinese restaurant.\nTips were voluntary.\nWe will surely look into our prices compared to other Indian restaurants.\nThanks\"\n\nMy response to this is...\n\nI followed your lead when ordering our meal from beginning to end... I trusted you... if you had options that could have SIGNIFICANTLY reduced our bill, why was there absolutely no mention of this during my 90 minute lunch?!\n\nI originally thought the service and food was good, but meal was overpriced compared to what we received. Instead, apparently the service was not good. You seem to have let me pay $13+ for each meal plus an additional $3 for rice and $3 for nan when we could have gotten much more for a lesser price (and likely left very satisfied). We trusted you to guide us to good food, not just good food that would pad the bill at a la carte prices. In the future, you may want to guide your customers to your specials.
__label__1 We went to the recently opened new location, which didn't have the sandwiches but I guess had more pastas? We had the rush street (pepperoni) pizza and the one with sausage for appetizers. I had the lobster ravioli which was really good. Everyone else enjoyed their food, all got a variety of dishes. \n\nThe downside was it was newly opened, they didn't get our reservation call from this location (we went to this location and they called the new location for us and put us on the list and the hostess was not at all nice about this) and so we waited *forever* (a good 45min) in a packed place that had no sitting area (the bar of course was full). Also we sat between the kitchen and the waitstaff area so I got to listen to the complaints and drama of the waitstaff. I get places are new, but try to *look* professional even if you can't do your job.
__label__0 Very pricey for what you get. Only ok service. Sometimes staff is a bit rude.
__label__0 Horrible! We were looking for a good place for Chinese food, this was not it. The orange chicken was like an everlasting gobstopper. You could not stop chewing it, it never broke down. The Pork fried rice had chunks of refried and refried pork, like flavorless wood chips. The egg flour soup was a gelatinous yellow substance with no taste. The chicken lo mein had a nice burnt taste to it. The egg rolls had been cooked, cooked and boiled again. My family stood around our Chinese bounty, each trying our food and spitting it in the sink. We then had to go out and get a real dinner. Don't stop here you will be sorry
__label__3 If you just imagine you're in mainland China, this will feel right. Service is a bit strange,  but it's traditional Chinese service. I come for the ever elusive, hard to find chichen chop suey, and I love it !
__label__2 I've eaten here twice now and both occasions were after 11pm.  After 11pm, there are certain menu items (marked with three red cups) that are available for $3.95.\n\nThe first time I came here was with a party of about 30 people.  The second time was with a party of nine.  Both times took a VERY long time to get seated.  This is obviously understandable for the party of 30, but not so much for the party of nine.\n\nAnyway, the food ranges from decent to very good.  Their sliders are okay, but I much prefer TGI Friday's sliders.  On the other hand, their country-fried steak is delicious.  I've also tried other people's dishes and overall, the food is on the upper end of the \"casino cafe\" scale.\n\nIn short, this is a solid addition to my list of late night cafe destinations.
__label__3 It's been almost a year & a half since I reviewed this place, so it seemed time for an update!  Mike C. joined me today, & the food theme was Mexican.  They have remodeled the place, gotten rid of the \"Old West\" theme, & mostly gotten rid of the maze of booths you had to wend through to find your way back to your table from the serving area.\n\nAfter some excellent Albondigos Soup, it was on to the nice salad bar, which included real pieces of bacon, creamy cottage cheese, a good selection of cold fruit, & so on.  Unfortunately, it was somewhat downhill after that, as the \"Mexican\" food was VERY gringo-ized & blah, apparently prepared for the Minnesota palate, certainly not for us around here who eat spicy Mexican food on a regular basis.\n\nWith that said, I still think this is a good place, & I'll keep it at 4-Stars...  just don't come on a Thursday unless you want VERY mild \"Mexican\" food!\n\nLunch Buffet $9.50 or $8.55 for members of their (free) Fortune Club.
__label__1 Do not get fooled by the design - from which you will recognize quit a few must haves from Ikea - because your food will not be sophisticated. By the way, special thumb up to the meaningless wallpaints. Once again Downtown Montreal offers us a spot claiming a concept of its own with a flashy interior and catchy waitresses. Honestly, I am not surprised to see so many criticisms regarding the service as it seemed pretty careless to me but you will see that the flashy (loud) crowd (obviously) won't mind.\n\nMoreover, the burgers weren't generous and thus in line with the service. There are some pretty interesting toppings such as Brie cheese or oyster mushrooms but the Kobe beef costs you no less than $100. And since the burgers are small to begin with, adding toppings to make it descent will amount to $20. Get a beer with that and wait for the bill.\n\nOh and yeah. Apparently, you must get an actual dish to sip on a beer outside otherwise they will loose their alcohol permit. \"Oh, poorh bahby\" - Arnold\n\nGo three blocks away instead, and try le Gourmet Burger, what this city's burger soul is all about.
__label__1 Service - terrible; food - so-so; blonde waitress with a massive black eye - classy.
__label__2 Situ\u00e9 au centre-ville, ce chic resto-burger vous laisse confectionner vous m\u00eame votre burger. Grand choix d'ingr\u00e9dients de qualit\u00e9, bonnes frites et grand choix de cocktailse ce resto \u00e0 l'ambiance trendy s'ajoute bien \u00e0 la liste grandissante des chic burger. C'est ch\u00e8re mais c'est bon!
__label__2 I went here for a friend's birthday. The prices were somewhat steep but the burgers were the best I ever had in my life. Huge mouth watering burgers made by the angels in heaven and descended by a gravity ray in my plate. (Then again, I'm usually frugal so my standards are low)\n\nVery wide variety of burgers, decent service with mediocre small table seating typical to broke bars/pubs that try to look classy.\n\nI had the big Ralph and it was hands down the best burger I've had in my life. The only reason my review is not a solid 5/5 is due to the prices (15$ for a damn burger man, ouch!) and the interior is, in my opinion, poorly decorated for a place that tries to look classier than the typical burger joint.
__label__2 Went for breakfast and everyone around us was sending back the food because it was not hot. I had the Lox and bagels which was good but it seemed not a lot of people enjoyed their food. But good prices and decent food.
__label__2 I have a love hate relationship with this place. The service historically is not that great , which is why I sit at the bar. \n\nThe bar tenders know what they are doing and will take care of you. So thats No.1 sit at the bar. \n\nThe food isn't bad, but the Meatloaf melt is awesome but will probably blow a hole in your colon. It's so good though, it's sort of a hangover in itself. So that's No.2 Meatloaf melt = Delicious Colon Canon. \n\nTUESDAYS, TUESDAYS, TUESDAY...is all day $2.50 Pints nights. It's the best deal on the south side. So No.3 is drink here all day and night on Tuesday because it's super cheap.\n\nP.S. I'm also the Mayor on Foursquare so stick that in your pipe and smoke it.
__label__0 Visit was Friday, July 3rd around 5pm.  Tables were very sticky. All of them. Wanted inside and stuck us in an irritating spot next to a white cloth covering crates beneath a TV. Sangria was sour and not fruity. Paper towel dispenser was broken in restroom and area was very dirty.  Didn't have the corned beef and cabbage for \"signature\" soup! NO Corned beef and cabbage in an Irish restaurant!!!  The tomatoes on the bruschetta tasted moldy.  The clam chowder soup was too salty.  The soda bread  was tasteless and dry.  Shepherd's pie was too hot (definitely microwaved) and kind of bland although the meat was like chef boyardee.  Also, the decor was bad, everything they had hung was wrinkled. You can tell they don't really care. Waitress was ok. This place needs new management or someone from corporate to come here and see how terrible this place really is.  Will never return again, ever.
__label__0 my wife and i had been going to the \"bird\" 2-3 times a week since the second week that they opened.  good basic food.  then they sold out to a group of investors.  we tried it three other times and the quality has really gone down hill.   the quality is just not there.  why would anyone buy a sucessful business and then change?  it seems that since there are multipule owners things are changing.  they are going on the \"cheap\", cutting corners where ever they can.  too bad.  after nearly 2 years we will not be back...
__label__4 Macaroni and cheese with martini...a great way to end a long day. And the music in the bar area doesn't suck.
__label__0 They want you to sign a document charging a large amount of money if you don't cancel within 24 hours, yet they make you wait and wait when you're there for your appointment. I'm always on-time!!\n I've owned two businesses and don't treat my customers that way. I'm going somewhere else.
__label__4 I just found this place over the weekend and stopped in for lunch. This place is a New York style deli with all of the favorites; Pastrami, Corned Beef, Stuffed Cabbage Rolls, bagels, NY style cheese cake, egg creams, and the list goes on and on. This place is large for a deli, clean, great service, priced right, and generous portions. Try the bagel chips.
__label__4 Great new location. I am excited they moved closer to us. Always the best sandwiches in Surprise.
__label__2 This isn't authentic Mexican food, but it is very fresh and pretty good. The beans are excellent and their sauces are great. The food is made right in front of you, which is awesome, but the lines can get very long and when they do, if you have a plate going through the oven to warm, it might come out half warmed up. A few times this has happened with my cheese enchiladas, with the cheese inside being only half melted and the rest still cold shreds. It's pretty pricey for what you get, but they do have a punch card for every ten meals you buy you get one free thing.
__label__2 The only thing I really get here is the salad with grilled steak.  It's pretty big and like that you can get it with shredded lettuce.  Other than that, everything else I have tried has not been as good as Chipotle's offerings.
__label__4 Love Cafe Rio!!!! Compare to the on on Blue Diamond which is the worst place I've been too. I love going to the one near Ann Rd. The service is fast even when busy, the employees is helpful, nice and they never seem to run out of the queso cheese dip (my daughters favorite... She dips her quesadilla in it).
__label__2 This place is okay. It didn't wow me or anything. Just a pretty run-in-the-mill place in my opinion. It was way too crowded for my liking. I stood in line for about 5 minutes before I even got to order my food. They give you a bowl 2-3 times the size of chipotle but instead of filling it with rice, beans, meat, and the salad items, they skimp on the rice and beans and pound it with lettuce. The shredded chicken was good but nothing special. Honestly this place is okay but it's not a must try or anything.
__label__0 We had dinner last night at CR, my daughters wanted cheese quesadillas and they still charge $8, dinner for all of us was $35. I will say that the food was good, but not at the price and style(this is a sit down price) As we left it reinforced how great Chipotle is. I hope not to return. Do yourself a favor and drive somewhere else.
__label__3 This place is really cool--kind of gives the \"dinner on the dock\" feel of SF, but it's inexpensive and casual. There is no indoor seating, so mind the weather before you head out there. It's kind of hidden so make sure you read the directions on where to go!\n\nService is comparable to any other bar/sports bar kind of joint, and the laid back atmosphere is part of that.
__label__3 Went to night had the spinach dip it was good but not really any spinach more like cheese dip. Also had the fish po' boy, good not great. Drinks were good. It's dog friendly which is always nice. Great ambiance. Nice for spring happy hour
__label__2 The side cucumber pasta salad is tasty and refreshing, but the sandwiches I've tried so far have been pretty bland.  I love the sweet green tea from their dispensers though.  It's a nice atmosphere
__label__1 I'm an Enterprise e-plus platinum member and have rented from this location maybe 5 times. The good part is that you usually get a good choice of cars instead of just being handed a key and being restricted to one specific car.\n\nOn the other hand, most recently I was rented a car in which the tire pressures were apparently all low (3 at 27 psi and one at 25) on a Maxima which was low enough to set off the tire pressure warning light after about 4 miles of driving. I know these cars are churned through customers with little more than a quick wash with a mop/bucket and a vacuum between rentals, but for me to have to stop at a gas station, put quarters in an air machine, and maintain Enterprise's car is bullshit.\n\nAnd give me a break, a Maxima with cloth seats is really more of a full-size class like the old bodystyle Impala is considered currently, not a Premium as I had reserved and paid for. I was also offered a base model Mustang coupe, which once again, isn't a Premium class car, and sure as heck wasn't going to work with the amount of luggage we had.\n\nI'll rent here again, but it's only because Enterprise has my employer by the balls with cheap corporate rates.
__label__0 We brought our BMW for a simple repair they gave it back to us undriveable and wouldn't help rectify the problems that they caused. We finally took it to another shop and had to pay thousands to fix the problems that goodspeed caused. Go elsewhere.
__label__2 Five of us had an A-OK lunch. I would go back. I would recommend it to friends and non-friends.  They've done an excellent job with the design. The waitress was right on top of her game and friendly without being our best friend (which I almost never can stand).  Did it knock my flip-flops off?  No, but I was still a happy diner.
__label__4 I've been to Postino Central about five times in the last two months.  The atmosphere is a cute little restaurant with large tables for groups and outdoor seating as well. I have gone with small groups of 3-4 and larger groups of 9+, and we are seated within a reasonable amount of time. The outdoor seating can get a bit warm in hotter months, though.  The parking is complimentary (complimentary + tip, actually), so make sure you have some cash on hand, or the Light Rail is just about a block away or less. \n\nThe wine selection is nice, although I haven't seen a Chianti on the menu. They also carry hard-to-find beers, such as my favorite, Duval and Raspberry Framboise.  The bruschetta is delicious, and there are interesting choices, such as white bean/tomato/basil and fig/apple/cheese, quite tasty!\n\nUpdate: Since I wrote this, about 4-5 trips later, again, wow, I'm so impressed with this place. In October, a friend came to visit and we had a party of 15 on a Saturday night. I made reservations, but they had the table ready to go by 6:55 pm and didn't mind that just three of us sat down while waiting for the others. The servers were quite attentive, and I've never had to wait. I recently brought my mom last week, and she described the food as \"delicious,\" and today took part in the 3-5pm $5 happy hour, delish!  Another perk - it's so chill. I noticed many people wearing jeans or shorts at Postino today, yet some people dress up.\n\nThe only thing that can be annoying - if you can't find parking or if the valets are done for the day, be careful about where you park in the street. I've had friends who got tickets.
__label__4 I feel as though anything I say about Postino will just sound like regurgitated compliments that a lot of other people have tossed out there...but I'm gonna say them anyway!\n\nLove the place. The wine selection is fantastic, the servers are friendly, and the bartenders are laid-back but still get the job done quite nicely. I never feel out of place if I've had a rough day and just want a glass of wine or a mixed greens salad and sit solo at the bar. \n\nYou can't really go wrong ordering the bruschetta. it's definitely my favorite menu item; particularly the brie/fig/apple and the smoked salmon. Still have yet to try a lot of the other items because I'm pretty boring and stick to the same things when I'm there usually but being that Postino's maybe 3 minutes from my house, I don't think working that in will be a problem.\n\nIf you haven't been, GO! I'm pretty positive you won't be disappointed.
__label__4 This place is the best.  \n\nFirst of all, nobody beats that $20 bruschetta and wine deal on Mondays and Tuesdays.  The bruschetta is delicious, there's a ton of it, and the wine doesn't come from a \"bargain menu\".  This deal makes the day-specific special offers of other restaurants look stingy and pitiful. \n\nEverything I've had there is delicious and the service is always great.  My only complaints are the casualties of visiting an awesome place: the wait for seating, and for the bathroom.  I'm not used to waiting 45 minutes to get in to a place, but I'll do it for Postino.
__label__3 This place is the \"happening\" spot in their downtown location.  I will let you into a secret why.... $20 Bottle of Wine and bruschetta Monday and Tuesday, Starts at 8PM.  Expect waits if you want to save extra bucks.  The place is really nice, great ambience and the food is very good.  I recommend if you want to take advantage of the special that you come on Mondays, for some reason Tuesdays are busier... One big annoyance is the valet parking, they enforce it here but it is free. If you can ride your cruiser here, do it they have several posts.
__label__4 I honestly have only positive things to say about Postino's since every one of my visits here has been very pleasant. From the valet who is running his ass off to the food and everything in between, this place does it all right! If you go here hungry, you should know that your options are basically a panini, a salad or some bruschetta. I've had a little bit of everything and for the value and quality you can't go wrong the the bruschetta. I recently determined my favorite to be the ricotta, dates and pistachio but a close second is the salami and pesto.\n\nWine by the glass can be a bit steep so if you're planning to stay for a bit and can agree on a style with your company, you might be better off getting a bottle. A bottle is pretty much 3x the price of a glass so you end up getting 1 1/2 glasses extra. Bonus!\n\nSomeday, I'll actually take advantage of their $20 deal for wine and bruschetta!
__label__4 I never reviewed Postinos??  Well.. this place was a regular stop for me in the phx.  All the boards of bruschetta are great.  Monday and Tuesday after 8 is the best... $20 for a board and a bottle??  Yes please. \n\nSuper dog friendly on the patio, great wait staff.  $5 glasses of wine and mini pitchers of beer before 5pm.  I wish i was there right now.
__label__3 This place has the best bruschettas! We threw a bridal shower here and the staff was very helpful. The food was great and so was where we were seated. The live music is a nice touch but we were a little too close so it made it hard for us to hear each other.  Otherwise, everything was great!
__label__4 I love coming here with coworkers for happy hour. The bruschetta is amazing in all flavors and very vegetarian friendly.\nThe wine and beer selection is substantial- there is something for everyone's pallate. The veggie sandwich is full of mushrooms, so if you're not a fan, better order something else.\nThe atmosphere is laid back and relaxing after a long day at work.
__label__4 Postino is amazing!!\n\nMonday and Tuesday nights are the best time, and only time, I really ever go there but their bruschetta deal is fabulous!! You get any bottle of wine plus a huge bruschetta plate for $20!! Can't beat that!! And if you want to go for another bottle of wine, just get another bruschetta board to go! \n\nLove to sit and dine on the patio with good friends and good wine :)
__label__2 Met up with some of the girls for breakfast on Sunday and the place was jumping, as usual.  I want to say, up front, that this place was my absolute favorite for HH a couple of years ago....nice patio, tremendous service, and good wine.  I was there at least once a week with a variety of people BECAUSE of  the extra touches.  My last few experiences have ranged from lackluster to \"meh\" and I've decided it's because of the service and not the food.  \n\nThis trip was no different...from the hostess who let me stand 2 feet in front of her for about a minute without acknowledging me, to the server who seemed not to feel well and had no real patience for our slowness in ordering.  \n\nIt just looks like this team was not having a good time at work.  There were some notable exceptions; the bartender very pleasant and the young lady who took us to our table was nice as well.  I miss the smiling faces and the energy of folks who enjoy their jobs.\n\nI have no quibbles with the food at all....loves me some tomato jam bruschetta, the salmon plate, pickles, and a range of other tasty treats but brunch is also about ambiance and I expect so much more when I'm spending $100 for a table of four.  \n\nThis neighborhood is filling up with good restaurants and what separates one from the rest is the general comfort and welcoming vibe.  I fervently hope that this location begins to value this very simple concept as the market becomes more competitive.\n\nSo, how does Postino get to that 4th, or even 5th, star??\n\nSay Hi to me when I come in.  Smile at me and say \"Be right with you\".\nSwing by and ask how my food is.\nDon't tell me you \"have\" to be here.\n\nI can think of several other things but these are quick and don't cost anything.  Until then Postino, you aren't a destination for me.
__label__1 The waiting is too long!! They should expand their patio , offer a complementary drink if you wait is more then an hour ! Who waits an hour to go out to eat! This is the reason i dont come here. She wanted to come here!
__label__1 Went for lunch today for the first time. HMMMM expected a little more than we got. The service was great, but the food-so-so. Both the sandwich and salad were a bit dry. I asked for extra mayo but it never came. And COKE in a can for $2.50....come on, with those prices get a fountain. I probably won't be back.
__label__2 Great food crappy service and they tried to over charge us for 2 drinks wow!! I was shocked how our waitress kept walking passed us we had to ask 2 other people to help just to get place our order and get drinks.
__label__1 Only reason why this is even a 2 is because I have eaten here before and the food is great. \n\nI have never had service like this before here... \nStarted off normally. Greeted at the door, seated... The restaurant was a little busy at a little before 10. We got drinks within a couple minutes of being seated... French press was delicious... and then the waiting... 5 minutes... 10 minutes... 15... I'm about done watching others get seated and orders taken... I watch the waitress put in orders... talk to the other staff... not even a look over to out table... Got up and left... Not what I expect from Postinos... I won't be returning to the central location again...
__label__1 I had lunch here Thursday. I have eaten here before and loved it but this time, not sure I would go back. The waitress came over to take our order and when I said I was going to order a salad but looked down at the menu she quickly said she had another table and would come back. Off she went. We had our water glasses refilled. The gal filled one glass over the top of one of our handbags, a Prada. She didn't seem to care and almost apologized as she casually went to get at towel but didn't hand us one. We cleaned up the water on the outside and inside of the handbag with our napkins. After searching for and flagging down the waitress to order our lunch, I ordered the mixed greens salad with turkey. The salad was ok but the turkey appeared to be packaged sliced lunch meat chopped into squares. It was awful. The bread on the salad was extremely tough and chewy. As we were eating, we watched, who I think was the manager, clean the lights over the bar as people sat there eating their lunch. The dust was flying everywhere and also landed on the bar. From our table we could see the dust because the bar was higher.  She didn't wipe the bar off but rather went around and began inspecting the clean glasses. One man was sitting there with his lunch and a glass of water. She cleaned the light next to him anyway. There also seemed to be something going on between two of the gals in the dining area. Not impressed this time around.
__label__1 The nachos were huge for what you pay for them.  That is about the only positive thing I can say.  Only saw 1 mermaid and she was not in the area of the lounge she was out front for other people to see.  Our waitress must have been new.  She got my order wrong.  Had to wait another 20 minutes just to get chips and salsa(which is what I originally ordered).  She spilled our drinks as she was setting them on the table.  My hubby had the fish and chips and he said the fish was good.  But the chips were just regular shoestring french fries.  Maybe in the late night or happy hour would be a better time to be there.  We were there around 1-2 pm.  So I guess it is just not the right time to be there for a great experience.
__label__1 This place is off to a bad start attitude wise. The bouncers (not all of them but most) treat you like some bum off the street.\nI have been around the Scottsdale nightlife scene for 7+ years, so I know lots of people including club owners, etc and a few calls and VIP and in is no problem, but that's not my style because personally I think VIP is cheesy and has mostly wanna be people. Can't tell you how many times I have walked out of VIP after being invited in. Would rather hang outside VIP any day.\n\nAnyway back to the \"W\". On the soft-opening they had in September I went to the \"W\". A few people gathered around the door and not super busy inside so I figured I would just wait. Well after the door guy letting in a million people, he would not let me in. Was not like I had a crowd with me, I was solo, and I was dressed very upscale. So before I left I asked him his name just for the record, small world and I give people only one chance. I went around the other entrance, I knew the door guy and was in. Walked around for 10 minutes saw all the people who go to these openings to be seen, ran into some people I knew and left. Nothing worse than hanging out in a room of fake \"worried about how the world views them\" people. All trying to emulate some sort of social status.\n\nThe prices seemed decent, Mondrian started charging $6 for a Bud Light then you add $1 for tip its $7. There is a difference between expensive and just plain gouging. I think \"W\" is still good on this area.\n\nA few weeks later went back and though there was no over the top scrutinizing at the door but it still had that bad unfriendly attitude.\nThe atmosphere around the pool is cool and the architecture is cool. So if your into that check it out but be ready for the \"Kent Dorfman's\" doormen deciding your fate if you can come in or not.\n\n\nI'll probably give the place another chance but right now it scores low.
__label__0 My aunt lives down the street and had a couple 2-for-1 coupons so the family came to check it out. We arrived here at 3:30pm only to find it closed til 4pm for the start of their $17.99 seafood buffet. There was an elderly couple sitting inside already though (we found out later that they were regulars and got special treatment). \n\nThe oysters were mushy and the shrimp cocktail tasted of water from just being defrosted. I didn't see any clam chowder in the soup section so I asked the manager who was walking by and he had someone bring it out. It was ok. The lox was ok. Tomatoes were good. The crab legs in the asian section were flavored well but were a little dry from sitting under the heat lamps too long. They had beef tenderloin instead of prime rib at the carving station. Had a scoop of coffee and a scoop of mint chip ice cream.\n\nSome lady slipped and fell from some spilled butter that was not cleaned up. I almost got hit by some flying pieces of the plate that she was holding.
__label__2 The Aliante Feast Buffet is ok. Nothing there is spectacular or interestingly different, but I have never left feeling hungry. I've eaten all the buffets before, but we typically go for lunch every couple months when I have the spare points. I'm not certain I would ever pay full price for the food, as you can get a better buffet downtown at Main Street, where the food seems a bit fresher.\n\nThe desserts are probably my favorite part. They have a variety of pies, as well as mini desserts\n\nOverall, if you are already in the area, it's fine, but don't go out of your way to visit this buffet, as you can get the same thing at whichever Station casino is closest.
__label__2 Formerly Aliante Station's Feast Buffet:\n\nI rate Medley Buffet okay with a capital O. Recently Station Casinos sold off Aliante Station. After the change in ownership the Feast Buffet exited the newly named Aliante, and Medley Buffet came in. In a way this is a change for the better. I was not crazy over Aliante Station's Feast Buffet. It was on a level below the majority of Station's Feast Buffets. The fact that I was left to fill up on corn chips on my last brunch there, would of left me with a 2-star rating. \n\n  The reality is I am also not crazy over Medley Buffet.  It is still a star up from the former Feast Buffet.  Everything that I put on my plate: won ton soup, spaghetti with meatballs, chow mien noodles, fried rice, and cocktail shrimp at night was just Okay.\n\n  What is good about Medley Buffet is the price, limited wait, and service. What they did right was to check up on refills and clear the tables-with a smile.\n\n  Medley Buffet is in a league far above Circus-Circus Buffet and far below Rio's Carnival Buffet. It is in a league worthy of a return visit when I am in The Aliante.
__label__3 This place is now called Medley Buffet. Located inside Aliante Hotel and Casino, a locals casino, this small buffet can be found. The only reason why I'm giving this place 4 stars is because of their \"Hawaiian\" night every Tuesday. They have Hawaiian treats such as Kahlua pork, pineapple upside down cake, etc. \n\nBut the real highlight of Hawaiian night is their lechon...which would grab any Filipino's undivided attention! This was the only reason I went here on gym night. We got a table, grabbed a plate and looked for a big flock of Filipinos. If you see a big group of Filipinos in one spot, it's either they're gossiping about somebody or there's lechon in that spot! There's a reason why Anthony Bourdain calls lechon \"the best pork\" he has ever eaten! I love pork too and I like cochinillo from Madrid and lechon from Cebu called Zubuchon. Lechon is normally served at an important event such as a wedding, graduation, baptism, family reunion (or whatever reunion) and birthdays. My excuse is it's still my birthday.\n\nSo we found the lechon...chopped up and ready for the pickins. Ooh, there were bottles of MANG TOMAS to dip your porky treat in. A testimony of legitness. I filled my first plate of just lechon: meat and crispy skin...and a spot for Mang Tomas. I don't eat rice because I'm a weird Asian. The meat was nice although there were some parts that were dry. Tip: for juicy pork, pick the part closest to the bone. If you want fatty, tender cuts, get the belly...the only down side to that is you could be crunching on pig nipples. But whatever. Eat the skin while it's still hot. I know most of us like taking lots of pictures of what we're about to eat so we have something to post on Yelp and social media websites...you're putting yourself at great risk of stabbing/cutting your gums if the once crispy pork skin gets cold. Lechon doesn't let you mess around! It's serious business. The only fine detail they forgot was the apple inside the pig's mouth.\n\nThey have the usual buffet desserts: pies, cakes, gelato, frozen yogurt/ soft-served ice cream, fruits, etc. i like the frozen yogurt and spumoni gelato. I tried the pineapple upside down cake which was more muffin than it was cake. But I still liked it.\n\nSo yeah, LECHON TUESDAYS!!! Hoy! For only $20 you can eat as much lechon your arteries would allow you to eat before clogging up and if you/ your tito/tita, ate/kuya have/has an Aliante players card, it's only $15/person! Compare the savings if you got your own lechon for $100-200 depending on the size of the pig because nobody in town will sell lechon in small portions - you get the whole pig or none at all.
__label__4 My sister and I visited this store while on vacation and we both had a wonderful experience! Curtis helped us and he was amazing! He was very friendly and helpful and explained the materials to us and also how the garments should fit. We both walked out of the store with a couple of items and a great recommendation to a wonderful cafe nearby that sells amazing vegan desserts.\n\nI signed up for a yelp account just to post this review for Curtis. If you are reading this, thanks again!
__label__0 Overpriced, mostly just rice and beans. Salsa was watered down. My first time at this location and it will be my last. Bussers run there ass off and servers seem to do nothing. Took forever for are food to get there and when it did it was cold. When I complained to the manager he barely spoke English. Anyways if you looking for great Mexican food look elsewhere.
__label__0 Give me a break this place sucks big time it's over price. I don't mind paying top dollars for good quality food. I order their steak plate it wasn't even close to a real steak it was DIESMILLO which is one of the cheapest meat cuts of the the beef for that price I was expecting at least a beef skirt steak.
__label__3 Love this place! If you love Mexican food you definitely have to try this place out! My favorite is hands down the flour tortilla chicken flautas! This is a great mixture with the complimentary chips salsa and beans that you get before you order! Also they have a Sunday brunch buffet that is always a great deal. From the homemade tortillas to the Mexican favorites for breakfast. Juevos con hamon, chile verde con pollo, bacon! Always got to have bacon! It's just a great atmosphere with live music playing
__label__0 As a long time customer of their Sunday buffet, I am now disappointed. Forever, the buffet was approximately 13 dollars and included unlimited mimosas or margaritas. Today we visited and now it is $7 extra for mimosas or margaritas. I understand inflation but not extortion. We expressed our concern on their buffet now costing $20. After that, we didn't see our waiter again! I'm not paying that sort of money for a Sunday buffet. Perhaps that is why they didn't have a wait today. On a positive note I have heard from their manager explaining their change. I appreciate the feedback and  that says a lot about their business.
__label__4 We have been a fan of the Michoacan brand of  restaurants for years.  We have visited all of them at one point or another and many times for a special occasions like birthday's.  I cannot count how many time I have been called ponchito. Everything is fresh and delicious.  I always go for a combination plate because I can never decide on just one thing so I decided to eat three.  The fresh guacamole made table side is a must have.  \n\nThe service is always top notch. Everyone is very attentive to the guests needs weather it be a refill of water or chips and salsa.  If you cannot decide on what to get ask a server and they will make a recommendation you will not be disappointed with.  \n\nThese guys are locally owned and operated so be sure to go out and support them.\n\nSunday they do a brunch with 30 plus items that always look delicious.  I will have to try that one day soon.\n\nSometimes during the week they have a man playing a piano and singing which can add a nice vibe to your delicious meal.
__label__2 Nice experience. Good price. For me, an hour is too long and 30 is too short.  Go for the 45.
__label__0 Called for pricing and asked what services they provided.  Told $35 an hour.  Told them I needed combination chair / feet.  When I got there, I confirmed 3 times the price as there was a language barrier and the menu said more.  Foot massage was all fluff and no different than I get when I get a pedicure.  When I went to pay, it was NOT $35, rather $50. Lastly, all their outside signage was out and it was hard to find for this out  of towner  Very disappointed in entire experience.
__label__1 Service was great, food was so-so.  I always order the same thing when I hit a new Mexican Food restaurant.  Chicken taco with rice and beans.  I figure that its easy, but easy to mess up.  If they get that right, its worth a repeat visit.  The only good thing about the tacos was that the veggies were fresh and the taco shell wasn't store bought.   The \"shredded chicken\" actually resembled chicken mush.  It was wet, which made the taco fall apart and the chicken itself had no flavor whatsoever.  The beans and rice were ok.   I will come back and try something else, just nothing with chicken.
__label__4 Just got done having a nice dinner with friends. Great food and great service. Had the verde burrito. Great atmosphere and people.Will definitely be going back.
__label__4 Wow talk about outstanding food and service. This place knows how to top both. My Family and I ate here Wednesday We had such great service \"Carlos M\" it being our first time eatting  there he was very helpfull on answering our qwestions and offering sudjustions. He was always right there filling our drinks checking on how everything was.
__label__2 So, heres the deal...Uncle Bears is a great place to meet up with friends for dinner, a few beers and a game. The menu is ok. Nothing too great, nothing bad. I like the sliders. They're pretty solid every time I get them. The Chicken Fajitas are good too and contrary to what some other yelpers have said, they do not taste like rubber. \n\nBeer selection is great for the area. There are several local beers on tap from Four Peaks and several national micros as well.\n\nThe theme and decor are great. As a dog owner, we love looking at pictures of everyone else's dogs and wondering after all these years of going to this place, why we've never brought in a picture of our own dogs. \n\nThis is just a good old all around neighborhood bar and grill.
__label__3 Burgers and wings are good. But I enjoy this place because I love stopping in for a beer/wings after taking my dog on hikes. I like the dog friendly, but have encountered some unfriendly staff. I've seen some totally flat beers they bring out. Absolutely no head and no bubbles. I prefer bottles at this place that way I know what I'm getting. I'll be back, but only because of location and dog friendly.
__label__4 Our house really needed to get a good painting. It is a smaller home and we live in Chandler. I wrote to 3 of the Top Yelp reviews. Another responded and after 1st contact did not respond. 1 never responded and Crash of Rhinos responded immediately. From the get go they were sooooo professional, and on top of it. Their communication is TOP DRAWER! Mike and his wife Kim really know how to run a business. \n\nThey painted the exterior of our home and it looks AMAZING! When Mike came the 1st time to give the estimate he printed it out immediately right from his truck. \n\nWe had to wait to get our home painted as we picked just before the heat of summer. The painters were very respectful and cleaned up after themselves. \n\nMy husband and I were blown away when we received in the mail this week a handwritten thank you note for choosing Crash of Rhinos Painting. I mean come on! That is something I have not seen in customer service for years!!! \n\nI HIGHLY recommend Crash of Rhinos painting. You will not be disappointed. Thank you Kim and Mike for the incredible work and TOP DRAWER customer service. I have already recommended you to others and if and when we need the inside done we will call you. \n\nKindest regards and gratitude.
__label__3 I've only stayed at Westin hotels a handful of times, but because I booked very last minute, the Hyatt (and everything else in my price range) was sold out.\n\nI echo the previous reviewer's sentiment about the valet/parking situation.  No one was there when I drove up, and I wasn't sure where to park, so I tried to self park underground which was like navigating through a rabbit hole. It was unfinished and I was actually a little nervous down there!  No one should be allowed in that parking garage!  A valet finally came and I checked in with no problem.  I was even put on the Starwood Preferred Guest floor.  Bonus!  The hotel is also offering free wifi for all guests through the end of August.    \n\nLe Westin Montr\u00e9al opened just three months ago and you can tell it's still very new.  There was no alarm clock in my room, which I noticed when I tried listening to my podcasts.  There was no honour bar in my room, no pen and paper, and no TV channel guide.  Not deal breakers by any means, but just little things I'm used to seeing in a hotel.  To their credit, when I asked for each of those things, they kindly responded almost immediately.  \n\nThe room itself was very comfortable with a nice sitting area and a flat plasma TV.  The Starwood Heavenly bed was truly heavenly -- I literally had to force myself to get up -- and the bathroom was very nice.  It was a stand-up shower only, but it was huge and featured the Starwood Heavenly Faucet.  Meh.  The bath products were Westin-branded, but white tea flavoured, which rocks!  \n\nI decided to check out the Reporter Lounge my first night there.  It was a Friday around 10pm and there was literally no one there.  Not a single soul.  It was a lovely night in the city, so it's possible everyone was dining al fresco, but I found it odd.  There was certainly nothing wrong with the bar, including the bartender who was super pretty and super nice, so go down and have a drink if you stay there!\n\nThe concierge, Marianne, was very helpful, especially with dinner reservations.  The pool area was awesome -- it's a glass bottomed pool that overlooks the entrance to the hotel, which was super fun!  Very Disneyland \"20,000 Leagues Under the Sea\".  \n\nI ordered room service for breakfast. When I called down, she told me she'd have to call me back and I fully expected *not* to hear back from anyone. Lo and behold, she called me back about three minutes later!  The food came quickly (less than 30 minutes) and was super hot, which made me tr\u00e9s happy!  The only thing they left out was sugar for my coffee, which considering I was having blueberry pancakes with Qu\u00e9bec maple syrup, I probably didn't need it anyway!\n\nOverall, Le Westin Montr\u00e9al was a very nice hotel in a fantastic location near Vieux Port, swanky and modern, and with a very friendly staff.  Recommended if you're traveling to Montr\u00e9al.
__label__1 We are a family of 4 with two small children and had my brother visiting. Most high-end Montreal hotels accept up to 4 guests per room even for suites. I had a hard time finding a room for 5. This Westin was the only one that had a suite with two double beds and a sleeper sofa for 5 guests. The room was spacious and nicely appointed, but came with a high price tag. Although they charged for the 5th person, there were only 4 sets of bedding and towels. The sleeper sofa had crumbs of chips and other junk food under bottom cushions. The room was never made the next morning. When we requested extra bedding and the room be cleaned, nobody came for 30 minutes. Concierge hesitated to recommend restaurants frequented by locals and not by tourists and insisted on going to canned places on the map. The highlight of our stay was the swimming pool. The bottom of the pool can be seen from the hotel entrance on the atrium ceiling as if it was a fish tank. There were 3 pools - a heated one for swimming, a large hot tub and a tub with cold water. That made our kid's weekend. Gym looked very nice, though we never used it. We stayed at many nice suites at other locations within similar price range and always had a wonderful time. We expected a lot more from a reputable name like Westin for a higher end room. That said, it's a nice option for business travellers. I wouldn't recommend it for family weekend away.
__label__4 Nice hotel situated close to old Port. Rooms are comfortable, and service is amazing.......\nNice beds and the shower is pretty nice for a Westin, yo? \n\nRoom service is fast and amazing....
__label__1 The food is OK, but what do you expect for a chain restaurant.  The enchilada sauce tasted like it came out of a can.
__label__1 Food is great, if you like waiting for 45 minutes for it. There were three of us and its not like we ordered anything complicated either. The server did aplolgize several times and offered us free dessert, which was also a waiting game as well. I love the food there but thats about where it ends.
__label__1 I expected so much more. The food here was eatable, there wasn't much variety. The \"sushi\" was rice and veggie rolls. I'm not coming back.
__label__0 I should have listened to the reviews about this place before trying it a few weeks ago when we were visiting Vegas. I wasn't expecting much and the only reason I decided to even give it a try is that we had a 2 for 1 coupon. It was very below average food. The only thing I enjoyed was the steamed rice and fried popcorn shrimp but that's not saying a whole lot considering these two dishes are not very hard to make at all. The eggs were terrible and desserts were not tasty at all. On top of all that, we had stomach aches afterwards. I'm sorry to say that I don't think anyone can pay me to eat here again...
__label__3 Way better than I expected after reading the reviews. Maybe I was just hungry but the food actually tasted good. The crab legs were pre-cut, the prime rib was decent quality, and my favorite things were the clam chowder, spicy tuna rolls, and mashed potatoes..
__label__2 I know this is a rare 3 star review for this place and I will preface it by saying it is the only Las Vegas buffet I have ever been to, so I have nothing to compare it to, but enjoyed the experience.\n\nI went here for dinner while wandering along the strip one night and I thought it was your typical buffet with a wide variety of options that weren't gourmet but still good.  I think the key is to choose the right options.  The crab legs were awesome and totally worth the $20 since I probably ate $30 of legs alone.  Other favorites included prime rib, mashed potatoes, and spicy tuna rolls.  Salad bar was just OK and so were the desserts.\n\nThis is a really good deal if you are hungry! The atmosphere is pretty tacky but it is within the Imperial Palace so that's to be expected.
__label__1 This buffet is just depressing. We felt like having a quick and cheap breakfast on our last day in Vegas because we had already donated all of our money to the slot machines. Two brunch buffets for $14.99? A total steal.\n\nThe buffet is totally empty on a Sunday morning and the decor is reminiscent of a sad, forgotten, dimly lit tiki restaurant. The food is just not good. There is absolutely nothing special about this buffet. \n\nImperial Palace is in SUCH dire need of renovations that it's not even funny anymore.
__label__4 Superb Coffee shop. Very nice place, great bakery goods, excellent coffee, and also always has reliable wifi.
__label__3 Better than you average burger place, and a real blast from the midwest.  If you are in surprise, you have a choice that is off the beaten path now!  Enjoy!\n\nGood burgers, good shakes, fresh fries.  Yeah, it's good for a repeat visit!
__label__4 Taste of the mid west! No wonder the heartland is over weight! Lol
__label__0 The Front Desk staff is the antithesis of hospitality. When checking in, we were informed that, without reservation, there was a walkin rate of \"x\" per night, after pulling up a reservation of \"y\" per night on Expedia. With no \"option\" to honor a competitive rate, we were made to literally sit in the lobby, book the reservation through a third party and then wait another 10 minutes for the reservation to populate in the aloft system. The gentleman, \"Dee,\" who assisted us was one of the least accommodating people in the business, busy on his personal phone half the time and second only to his a.m. counterparts who were equally displeasing at checkout. \n\nThese people are your first and last impression, aloft- get it together. Your employees just earned you a scathing Yelp! review, a vacation horror story in customer service and about 20 less future customers, in the immediate. Congrats!
__label__0 Very bad experience. Mattress was stained, bathroom door was peeling and front desk staff were rude when they were informed of the issues.
__label__1 I wasn't too impressed with this Farmer's Market - it really doesn't hold a candle to the Gilbert one on Sat nor the Ahwatukee one on Sundays.  \n\nTheir selection is very, very limited and it's mostly crafters than farmers.  Perhaps the farmers are busy getting ready for Sat and Sun events that it's just not worth attending this day's events.  Oh well - it's a good concept and I think with time and with proper community demand, this one could grow to be bigger and offer a true farm selection because there are plenty of us that support it.
__label__1 This place is simply okay.  It's usually busy, especially for breakfast on the weekends, but I believe that is because there is a lack of options in town.  Nothing here is awful, but it's just not that good either.  Meh.
__label__1 So disappointed by a place that has such rude front-end service that it's hardly worth getting to a seat where service is hit or miss, with food that is hit or miss. Instead of improving customer service, they've now hung a sign telling people to shut their kids up, and shut up about bad service. \n\nPretty sad. A little courtesy goes a long way toward customer service and good feeling. I remember when they first moved into this town years ago. They are a shadow of their former selves in all ways.
__label__3 Brought in a flat that AAA had just repaired. Thought I might need a new set.\nI was told I'm good for another 5,000 miles. They repaired the flat, put the spare back underneath my suv and there was No Charge.....\nThey said it was there company policy. Everyone was very nice.
__label__4 Monday I had a low tire warning in my car. Called the jag dealership, they wanted to order a new tire without looking at the car. They do not fix flats. I went to this business and expected the same. I made an appointment. The place was packed. I was offered water. My car was looked at, I was told it would take 40 minutes(I expected longer). In 25 min the tech came out, said the repair was done and they were pulling the car up to the front door, and there was no charge. Everyone was friendly , professional,on time with my appointment, and it was free!!!  I would recommend this tire place to everyone. I brought a book because I thought I would be spending the day there. What a pleasant surprise.
__label__2 The vegetable plate, albeit kind of expensive, is absolutely delicious and highly recommended.\n\nI can't speak much for the rest of the menu. I ordered the Salad Nicoise and thought, hmm, I can make a much better salad dressing at home, with olive oil and lemon juice - so I took the rest home with me. With thoughts like that, why bother to go out and eat?
__label__2 Imortant: if you are traveling from JFK on Delta make sure you check your gate. If you are at the C gate, they will have to bus you to your gate. Get there early or you will miss your flight.  Great stewards, free overhead bag, & not too extensive food. I'm digging them.
__label__0 PHOENIX GATES ONLY: Okay, so I like Delta as an airline pretty well.  I am Platinum with them, but I'm not reviewing Delta corporate in this review.  Im just reviewing Delta's gates here in PHX.  Also, disclaimer, this isn't a \"grumpy\" review, the service is fine and Im not mad at anyone, this is data driven around the comparative offerings. (Delta operates about 5-6 gates here in PHX). The situation is not good:\n\n- One restroom with a tiny entrance and exit, always crowded in there and you bump elbows coming in/out\n- Food: Wendy's and a tired \"Cantina\"\n- No bookstore\n- No soda stop/drink stop\n- No coffee store\n- No bakery\n- Gross worn out carpets\n- Crowded wait areas with few seats\n- 2 charging stations per gate (I counted them; it only took a moment to double check)\n\nDelta, when you get a minute, would you pretty please update your gate area here in PHX, to the extent you are able?  Thanks, Lee
__label__0 Delta sucks. They delayed our flights so we missed connecting flight and then mixed up our party (even though we booked together) to different flights. The lady then told us it was our responsibility to make sure we were on the same flight when we booked. We showed them original booking form and they told us  it doesn't matter because we were going to miss our next flight anyways. (Umm that's their fault). We were delayed total of 5 hours... To top it all off (I know it's not their fault)... We sat on runway for 2 hours. I will never fly with them again.
__label__3 First time delta out of PHX and wasn't to bad. F class as usual is overrated domestically and overpriced. \n\nService from FA's was pretty decent and the newer planes are nice with great PE systems.\n\n\nOut of all domestic travel this definitely ranked pretty high (although that's not saying much).
__label__2 Beef Ribs were really good, a little tougher than I like them but the flavor was awesome. The Onion Rings were some of the best I've ever had. I took off two stars because the Mac and Cheese was not creamy enough and the St. Louis Ribs were tough and lacked a good smoke flavor.
__label__0 Atmosphere: Fun and inviting\nWaitresses on the floor: Nice and helpful\nFood: Basic BBQ, nothing crazy but never disappointing.\n\nThe reason for this review is the sub-par customer service I received while at this location. This is the second occurrence of poor service there, however much worse the second time around.\n\nI sat myself at the bar because being a single person I didn't want to hold up a table during the lunch rush crowd. There was 5 people at the bar when I sat down. I waited for a long time before finally being asked what I would like. After placing my order I quickly received my drink and shortly after received my food (which was brought out from the back by a food runner I assume). \n\nWith my drink gone and my hands covered in sauce, I had nothing to wipe my hands on. Never did the bar tender come by to see if my order was correct or if I needed anything. She instead stood at the end talking to two customers at the bar. I was able to finish my meal and drink...with enough time to use the wax paper from my basket to clean my fingers enough to send a message via Facebook to the Steele Creek location. \n\nThen all of a sudden Robert the manager appeared and asked me how my service was. I explained the issues I had and he in turn offered to buy me a beer. However, being tight on time and patience I couldn't allow myself to stay any longer. \n\nWhat really bothered me was that after everything I got an apology from the manager but nothing taken off my bill and the bar tender never said a word.  With a place this popular I would have hoped for better service and better treatment. \n\nI wouldn't waste my time going there if you plan on sitting at the bar, get a table and hopefully your experience will be better than mine.
__label__4 One of my absolute favorite places in Vegas! Such a great piano bar and so completely underrated. The bartenders have some of the best voices I've ever heard (Specifically Dre- Amazing voice!!!) great entertainment and a must visit if you are in Fremont St
__label__2 I've been here for two mini-shows with the performers at the front of their small stage in front of the piano.  Both times I sat at the bar with my diet Coke.\n\nI like the place, but since I'm not a drinker, I can't rate the place like others can.  It's a fine venue for the reason I've been there, but it's not a destination place for me.
__label__1 The jury is still out on this place. Was curious about this place so me and the wifey checked it out. A little pricey I thought, but luckily I checked in through yelp and got the free garlic knots with a 20 dollar purchase! Pizza was decent but the garlic knots were bomb! Heard about their 40 cent wing tuesdays so that will my next adventure. Until then 2 stars will do. I will consider my rating once the second visit is complete.
__label__3 I am VERY picky about my pizza. Unlike my wife who can handle Dominos and Pizza Hut, I need a great tasting New York style pie. Delucias fills that greatly. The pizza is awesome and the delivery people are great. BUT, the people on the phone suck. They're usually rude and curt. I'm constantly put on hold for a simple order. But once all that is done I have to give them props for great pizza.
__label__0 this is gonna be a long one...so sit back and relax....I come from a VERY big Sicilian family (12 people) so when we  order we normally order big. were are originally from philly and we have owned pizzerias my entire life...so needless to say we are pretty picky about our pizza. we have been searching a long time for some good pizza so we were pretty relieved once we came here....\n\nwere the type of people to give a three strikes and your out deal...well this place has hit their third strike with me/us\n\nfirst time I ordered was about a month ago...I got a large ham/bacon pizza. after the wait of an hour and a half (I live 1.7 miles down the st) for delivery....we got our pizza and the bacon was ALL fat...it was disgusting looking but we just took the bacon off and moved on....I figured I give it another shot....\n\nso yesterday I get there at 6:37 pm ordered 16 inch specialty pizza and a 14in half pepperoni and asked for a 2 liter....my total came to 40$. 40 for two pizzas is RIDICULOUS!!! like I said were from philly..were from a big city n we charged 10.99 for an 18 inch cheese!! so then I pull a 50$ bill out n im told I have to walk to the smiths next door and get change cause they don't take anything bigger then 20 cause they been screwed with fake money...(if your pricing food the way u r....going to walmart and spending 7$ on a bill marker been should NOT  an issue for u) either way that is not my problem.... so for me to walk all the way over there to break money is not only ridiculous, its very rude!!!! your pretty much telling me u don't trust my money and that u and your entire staff are to lazy to walk over for the customer to do this for them..since its YOUR rule....I mean u had 6/7 people there last night...not one person could b the runner for your customers??? that actually might have gotten you bonus points with some people (me) anyways....since  I walked all the way over the store to break my change...I figured why spend 3 dollars on 1 two liter when I can get 2 for 3$ here!!! so u actually screwed yourself on that one...\n\nat 7:47 pm I FINALLY walked out with my pizzas....AN HOUR LATER FOR A PICK UP!!!!!!!! I stood there and watched a little...cause like I said I no what im doing in a pizzeria...I watched your pizza guy mess up atleast 4 orders...u guys were busy and people were moving SO SLOW!!!! chatting around....ridiculous! and the lady in the front with the cigarette voice REALLY needs some more training.\n\nI watched another couple come in order food and beers...the women who took there order (cigarette voice lady) asked. \"oh y didn't u get a bucket? its cheaper.\" ummmmm probably cause they don't work there and u didn't tell them MORON!!! \n\nthe shenanigans I watched for over an hour was just unreal and we will not be back...which is a shame cause the food aint to bad at all....just goes to show u its more then just what the food taste like.\n\nim sure once this is read they will no exactly who this is just because of the two liter statement. which is fine...I hope you enjoy your last 40 from me :)\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nin response to the owner****\nnumber one yes bacon is fatty. but if u or ur staff knew anything...ud no to avoid disgusting looking bacon u either A. order Bacon bits from ur distributor or ur chop up ur own throw in a the deep fryer that was it looks presentable  unlike the slop ur business allowed to go out the door. into my home. number 2 yes u do have ONE SIGN at the front door about the 20$$ bill thing but go buy a pen so u don't look like a rude lazy owner. like I said I grew up in a pizzeria...I no what food cost is...we also used quality product...alot like ur products...i never once said u didnt have quality product...ur just straight up over charging. and ur right I have no other yelp post or friends cuz I specifically made this one just to tell people about ur business. I said what I needed to say...n im sure ur business will eventually downward spiral in the future. have a great day.\n\nfyi- arguing with me REALLY doesn't make u or ur business look any better.
__label__2 Ate here for the first time the other night with my wife. It was happy hour so we stuck to the rolls on special. To our delight everything was great. The tootsie roll was our favorite but we also liked the calamari roll and the spicy tuna.  The only knock was the seaweed was way too chewy had it been better I would give it 4 stars. We will eat here again for sure.
__label__3 Not going to lie, I thought the place was closed when we walked up to it. It's not exceptionally well lit on the inside and the outside is adorable but misleading. Anyway, the inside is very chic. A heavy red tint on the walls and very modern, Asian-inspired seating. Not a massive selection of yogurt choices but they had \"white boy vanilla\" so that makes up for anything else they may lack. Really impressive candy/fruit bar and by the cup counter they had tall, smoothie cups too. So that's cool that they serve more than just yogurt. Really cool place!
__label__2 Let me start by saying, that Luci's is a welcome edition to the neighborhood.  It's so nice to drive down the street and see the big glass garage doors open, with people drinking coffee in the morning, and enjoying  live music in the evenings. Their staff is great, and the owners seem very kind as well.\n\nI gotta say that I haven't tried anything freshly made at Luci's that blew me away, EXCEPT the blueberry sour cream muffin.  Holy Cow, it's delicious!  Luci's also has descent coffee, which I will always choose over the Starbucks across the street. I'm slightly addicted to their bottomless helpings of iced pomegranate green tea, which is a proprietary blend just for them.\n\nLuci's is a great alternative to the somewhat shady liquor stores and aging Basha's along 16th street to get a nice bottle of wine and/or an interesting microbrew.  You can also purchase a single beer, if you just need a single cold one after a long day.\n\nI give it 3 stars b/c the \"healthy marketplace\" offerings are uninspired and overpriced. As I mentioned I haven't had anything there that knocks my socks off.  I just think that the standards need to be higher with respect to simple food that awakens your taste buds.  There's a lot of potential there, and I just want them to go for it!
__label__2 We recently moved to the area and were happy to find such a unique little market, but after going there several times in the last 4 months I'm a little underwhelmed.  They could easily be a 4-5 in my book if they made some changes, but at the current state they are fairly a 3. The atmosphere I love, colors, theme and overall look but they are lacking in consistency and very limited vegan options (zero for breakfast that I could tell).  The best part about this place is the soy coconut lattes which are to die for (if you happen to get a good one).....the problem is you've got about a 50/50 chance of that actually happening.  Sometimes they suck altogether.  The service is also very inconsistent....there always seems to be one super friendly hard working person and then someone that is just standing around sucking up air and not helping the other person even when there is a line 10 back.  I always end up feeling bad for the poor guy stuck doing all the work and over tip for a shitty $5 cup of coffee because they are too busy to put together a decent latte.\n\nAlso, they offer vegetarian and vegan cooking classes but very few vegan options on the menu? They do have a decent selection of frozen and dry vegan options that you can buy but 30% higher than other places which I understand is because they don't have the buying power other places do but sorry I'm not going to be doing much shopping there.\n\nI will continue going back because I don't know another place that has coconut lattes and am hoping that some day I'll walk in and see some more vegan options.
__label__1 Coffee is good, not great, better than starbucks, but overpriced by about a buck a drink. \n\nSandwiches are nothing to write home about.\n\nService varies from an over ( too) friendly guy in the morning which would be great if I was caffeinated prior to walking in, to crappy service in the afternoons. \n\nGet some authenticity and I will be the neighborhood customer you need.
__label__4 Luci's is a comfort food stop with a huge dose of healthy. Yesterday I had a turkey wrap; it had a healthy serving of romaine with the substantial turkey and bacon. The dressing was awesome in this wrap too - I'm guessing it was a homemade Green Goddess. \n\nService is always friendly. (Amazingly, the server responded immediately when they served it as a sandwich. No blame game but let us redo as a wrap for you!)\n\nI've also tried the burgers & fries here. The dish makes me want to redo/ copy the 5 Guys DAMN YouTube. DAMN.\n\nA detour to this corner requires planning and patience to park, and perhaps walk a bit. However, those two steps lead to a nice reward.
__label__4 I love Luci's!!! Get their Hot Juan Black Bean Burger. It's the best I've ever had. Also try their sweet tots to at least once in place of their tator tots. So good YUM!
__label__4 During the winter, the pond become a skate rink.  It's free, big, nice, beautiful... Bring your skates and have fun! \n\nGood place for families, friends...\n\nIf you don't have skates like me :) It's nice to walk around and watching people.
__label__2 Dark Knight Porter was excellent.  The Irish Red seemed off.  We were there on a Thursday afternoon.  Looks like they have bands play in the back on a regular basis.  Can't comment on the entertainment, but the beer was ok.\nThis is a tasting room for the brewery.  No food, 2 TVs, and a few chairs.
__label__4 A daily must when I work from my downtown office location, Simpatico has great prices and the service is great.\n\nThe fact that they are inside of the old alcoa building may result in them having less foot traffic than a Starbucks or Crazy Mocha, but the service and quality produced make Simpatico a gem among downtown coffee locations.\n\nP.S. Free internet available in the lobby too.
__label__4 Used to have to come here to pick up coffee for my lazy boss but after switching jobs realized I was right next door and have now been coming every day for nearly a year. \n\nWard and Monica are great. They will let you try stuff, explain coffee stuff, and recommend stuff. \n\nEveryone loves the kale but the stalker and squashed mango are my favorites.
__label__2 I love their blueberry muffins but......... today i ordered a large coffee with cream and sugar but I received  a MEDIUM . That's right my fellow yelper coffee drinkers .  Off to work I had to go before I really noticed. I thought they changed cup sizes at first  TGIF at least
__label__1 Bullet point summary:\n\n- Prices are not terribly expensive for airport food\n- Don't expect great service. Remember, it's airport fast food\n- Chicken based burritos are awful here. \n- Tofu veggie burrito and shrimp burrito are better, get those\n- Small. Chipotle has spoiled us all. This is a \"normal\" sized burrito which is about 70% of the size of a Chipotle one\n- Pre ready and packed salsas are nice to grab quickly. But, there is a catch: they all are terrible. \n\nRemember also that this airport has so few decent food options that relative to others, so I cannot say \"avoid, go elsewhere\" since the going elsewhere is actually pretty hard to do.\n\nOverall, not terrible, not good, so 2 stars.
__label__0 Let's be honest, I was probably asking for it when I didn't bother to check Yelp before eating at this place. I got a Garlic Lime Steak Burrito Bowl and it was one of the worst things that I've had in my life. It SEVERELY lacked flavor to the point where everything kind of just tasted like a pile of mush with beans drowning all the odd flavors out. For something that's \"gourmet\" and more expensive than chipotle I expected it to at least match it... Nope, the portions were small and the food was borderline disgusting. Garlic lime is just a sauce that they drizzle on the food...contrary to what their menu advertises. Do yourself a favor and just go eat at Einstein bros like I should have.
__label__4 Open a studio here on Kaua'i already! Rebecca and Matthew couldn't have created a more perfect space for getting your vinyasa on. Sutra offers a variety of classes for all different levels (and music tastes:) My favorites were the Vinyasa, Power, and Candlelight flows--I was so hooked that I made my way over around five times a week (even through the last week of my pregnancy)!\n\nThe Sutra Mum classes were equally as amazing and I would recommend them to any prenatal or postnatal yogini. I truly believe that they made a positive impact on my pregnancy, birthing experience, and transition to motherhood. I miss this place like crazy and can't wait to pop in for a class (or two, or three...) the next time I visit Phoenix!
__label__0 I went again last week for an appointment and I really don't think I'll be returning. Again I love Carrie she is wonderful but the front desk is annoying. Once again I was asked several times if I want a package again I said no, because with the services I get I don't save any money in fact if I miss even one appointment time I actually lose money because I pre-pay the packages. I asked her to not ask again and she said they all have to ask or they will get in trouble. It's ridiculous. I won't be returning, because I have no interest in setting myself up to be annoyed every four weeks!
__label__3 I had a really wonderful experience here. My waxing specialist was very sweet and the hard wax they use is great. For those of you who don't know what hard wax is, it is a wax that when placed on the skin hardens and they do not use a strip to remove it they are able just to rip the hardened wax off the skin...what this means for you, no sticky gross residue and a quick, sanitary, less painful wax.\n\nBottom line: Its very sanitary, the wax is less painful and gives less ingrown hairs, and they can usually get you in on short notice...plus with all their promotional pricing what's not to like?\n\nI am super fussy when it comes to anything beauty related and I give this place my full endorsement!
__label__1 ******I'm editing my review!***********From 5 stars to 2*************\n6/6/13:\nStill love Whitney - she's great! But the front desk girls have not been great - at all! Twice now, I have booked an appointment, showed up and told my appointment is not in the system. What!? So then I have to re-schedule and come back another day. So frustrating! Another time, I show up to my appointment and another waxer besides Whitney shows up. I really like how Whitney does my brows, I'm not going to book with anyone else, so everytime I call to schedule I tell them i'm calling to schedule with Whitney. I feel bad for the waxer that they booked me with because it's an appointment time she could have had one of her clients book and earn money for that appt time. Last week I get a reminder call that I have an appointment the next day - an appointment I never made!?!  When you wait in the lobby they are very unprofessional - discussing personal things that I shouldn't have to listen to while waiting for my waxer. The front desk staff really needs to get it together! I was very impressed with them when I first came in January '13 - what happened?!?\n\n***************************************************************************************\n\n1/8/13:\nFirst time visitor for an eyebrow wax at European Wax Center. I was previously having my eyebrows threaded but noticed they kept getting thinner and thinner and losing their natural shape. So I've decided to go back to waxing. \nMy friend recommended Whitney. Whitney did an excellent job and kept my eyebrows thicker like I prefer and followed my natural arch as requested. She was quick and no stray hairs were left behind. \nI had stopped getting waxed a couple years ago because the wax would feel too warm and I'd be so red afterwards. I started threading but threading is much more painful with the constant ripping of the strings & would sometimes cause cuts on my skin. Also, threading takes much longer!  \nThe wax at European Wax Center is very gentle, no pain & no crazy redness afterwards. \nI highly recommend Whitney & I'll be going back to her for my eyebrow waxing & do not wish to have them threaded ever again.\nAlso, the ladies at the front desk are extremely polite on the phone, during check-in and check out. Very professional!
__label__0 this office is the worst experience i have ever had for medical needs. although dr bhardwaja is professional in her approach, don't expect a complete physical checkup when you visit for a yearly physical. blood pressure, temp, heart rate and cursory probing of lungs is done and prostate check is accomplished, but considering i suffered from a chronic intestinal disease for many years, i was surprised that she did not palpate the abdomen area. the staff is very disorganized. had to wait for a month to get a med refill after being called and faxed many times by the pharmacy company. referral for further tests by wife not sent to the specialist for weeks slowing the appointment time. all calls are taken by an automated phone system which takes forever to get through and then, most times end up on voicemail and must wait for a long time for a followup callback. emergencies or any calls after hours are just told to go to hospital. apparently this is a \"nine to five\" bankers hours business and would prefer not to be bothered after hours. never have we been so discusted with a business as this. am in the process of moving to another group with \"live\" personnel. beware !
__label__3 Dude. I love this place. Wine on tap?!?! Although Hostile Grape can get a little pricey, it's worth it. You choose how much wine you'd like.. a tasting, a little more or a full glass. Once you start, you can't stop. Ok, at least I couldn't stop because I'm a total wino. \n\nAll you can eat appetizers for $5. Buy one get one red/white wine (ehh I'd stay away from the BOGO wine) and two specialty BOGO drinks (key lime martini and a lemon drop martini I think). Again, it was all a blur. \n\nThe music on Friday night was OFF THE HOOK. I remember hearing Soul 4 Real's Candy Rain, a little 2pac, 112's Only You.. needless to say, I was in heaven. \n\nThe atmosphere is great. Dim lighting which can add to major wine goggles. Good crowd. I would say it was a 30+ venue and the people were great. Good service and gambling upstairs! \n\nI love Hostile Grape and the M. I'll be back soon :)
__label__3 It must be coincidence that my ROTD pick is the place where I reconnected with Eric R. last year and is where he proposed to me last night!\n\nAfter a marvelous dinner at Shabu Shabu Paradise sitting next to Katrina M., we made our way to the M to \"walk off dinner\" and go to the wine bar.  We had 2 wine tastings, then I asked Eric if he was ready to go...he said no, he wanted more hahaha!  Well I went to the restroom and when I came back and sat down, he says he got me a gift in Texas, gets down on one knee, and asks me to marry him!\n\nJay, the awesome Hostile Grape staff, took some pictures and brought us champagne!  I was in shock so I can't remember all of the details :)  There was a guy and 2 ladies next to us who also sent some wine over for us to celebrate.  We took turns going upstairs to call our parents and left tipsy and stuck together like stamps to a letter!\n\nThanks Hostile Grape and Jay for the special experience, the champagne, and the memories!!!! :-P
__label__0 When I went to the website to become a \"Wino\" I was expecting to sample some of the better street wines such Night Train, Thunderbird, MD 20/20 and Cisco. \n\nTo my disappointment we toured vineyards and sampled wine costing over $20 a bottle and we did not even get to take a nap under any bridge in Phoenix, AZ.\n\nWaste of time and money and over 1/2th of my welfare check
__label__3 Our favorite sushi place.  Large, creative sushi menu & complete dinners.  Attractive atmosphere w/ Japanese art & artistically drawn menu ads on the walls.  We've always had good service.
__label__4 Great sushi! Great happy hour! Fast service even when busy! Ask for there white sesame salad dressing to dip your sushi in! Hooked! Love this place :) only thing is it gets a little loud when it's a little busy but it's worth it. For the 4pm-close happy hour it's a great time to try new rolls, huge menu!
__label__3 Look.  If you like sushi, then you don't need a cool place to hang out.  You want GOOD sushi.  Look no further.  This is the place to go!  Cheap rolls and just a basic sushi spot.  This isn't the \"cool\" place to hang out or the spot \"to be seen.\"  JUST GOOD SUSHI!
__label__2 I have been craving Chinese for a long time and Yelp directed me towards this place. The interior is very bright and clean and the small staff all seemed friendly enough. \nI got an entree of sweet and sour chicken with lo mein (an extra $1 if you want that instead of rice) for under $9. I also got a side of crab angels/ragoons/puffs (5 for under $4). The lo mein was very thick and a lot was stuffed in the box. The chicken was breaded and fluffy, with plenty of S&S sauce. There was also a few vegetables thrown in (but not a TON to take up space which is a definite bonus for me). The ragoons were a good size and the stuffing was very flavourful - cheese, chives and (what I assume is) fake crab balanced just right not to overpower each other in the flavour department.\nIt seems a little more Panda Express than I was hoping for when I went searching Yelp, though it wasn't set up like Panda where the food's been sitting out for who knows how long so that's definitely a bonus; everything seemed really fresh. The food itself was pretty good but, again, pretty standard for a Chinese fast food place.\nI'll just have to keep looking for a less Westernized non-buffet Chinese food restaurant around these parts.
__label__3 Yelp reviewers save the day once again with this Chinese delivery gem!!\n\nBest damn crab puffs I've had in a long time!  This place has quality food, made fresh and they actually care about the presentation!  I didn't think Chinese delivery like this existed.  No more ordering from the other guys!\n\nGeneral Tso's chicken on fried rice was awesome.  Next time ill ask them to make it extra spicy because it wasn't very spicy or hot at all.  Nonetheless it was freshly cooked and still crispy unlike every other time I've ordered delivery from the other guys.\n\nMongolian Beef on fried rice was good as well.  The meat didn't taste like it had been sitting around in sauce for several hours like most Chinese fast food.\n\nThe even have great service and fast delivery!  The guy who takes my order calls me, 'sir.'  I like this place!
__label__3 Good overall quality, a nice selection, and they deliver to my office. I tried the crab puffs and the sampler platter for my last order. The egg drop soup is especially good with a side of crispy noodles. You can order via Grub-hub.
__label__2 Indian is probably my most favorite cuisine next to Thai and this place was okay.  I was very excited about it based on the reviews.  The service was good.  They were out of veggie samosas.  The chicken tikka masala was okay.   The naan was good, but I have enjoyed it much more at some of my favorite spots. I think I was most disappointed in the chicken masala.  The sauce (very watery and thin) was not as thick as I like and  that.  It was missing some rich flavors I am used to at other Indian restaurants.  The lentil soup was good and the salad was okay.
__label__0 Went in at around 2 pm on a Sunday. Not too busy. Music was kinda loud, dark atmosphere, Tvs loud. Waited for several minutes for someone to acknowledge that we were sitting down, because the sign at the door said please seat yourself. A waitress and a manager passed by neither said hi, went to try and fix a tv that wasn't working. So we left. Won't be back! First impressions are lasting impressions
__label__4 The best! Happy hour m-f from 1030am to 7? Thats crazy! 2.00 drafts! Specials everyday. All sports on all the time! FOOD IS THE BEST!
__label__1 \"Meh\" is exactly right for this place. After reading all the 4-5 star reviews on opening night, I was really excited to finally have a sushi place downtown. Needless to say, I was very underwhelmed by the whole experience. \n\nMiso soup was sub-par at best. You'll get much better Miso at Hana (7th Ave & Missouri) or Yasu (near PV mall). Miso is my favorite part of the whole sushi experience, and they did just about everything wrong with it. \n\nPrices were what you would expect for good sushi, but definitely over-priced for the quality that was served here. \n\nGood sushi is about fresh fish, so my husband and I like to ask the chef's for their recommendation for the night. The chef here sent us out toro (it's the fatty part of the tuna, good toro is like biting through butter) which also happened to be the most expensive fish they had. I couldn't even chew through this toro, if this was the freshest fish they had then I am seriously concerned about the quality of their fish. It was like chewing a tough piece of steak and very unpleasant. \n\nThe chef came out to ask us if we liked the toro, and when we told him it wasn't good he got very offended and insulted us (basically said that it was because we couldn't tell good fish from bad fish). \n\nWait staff was also slow (we were the only people there) and didn't know anything about their menu or sushi. Chairs were uncomfortable (they were wire frames, kinda like shopping carts). Tables were too small (every plate and glass on our table was literally touching everything else b/c there was no room). \n\nI could go on and on with the things they did wrong...but I think you get the idea.
__label__4 Sooooo good.\n\nWe went for my friend's birthday and everything was a delight.\n\nLet me start with our waiter, whose name I cannot remember. He was funny, patient, honest in his recommendations and took our table's dietary limitation into consideration (1 vegetarian and 3 vegans). At one point I dropped something on my white dress, a horrendous mistake on my part, and he brought me club soda so it wouldn't stain. What a peach, right?\n\nThe server's recommendation, the rain forest roll, was delicious. The fried tofu was delicious. The seaweed salad, delicious. The edemame, delicious and served with a slice of lemon. And the tea, whatever fancy tea it was, was lovely. \n\nI was stoked by how many vegan options they had and surprised by how kind the wait staff was.
__label__0 I wish i could tell you how the food taste but we didnt get that far... Me and a friend decide to check this place out. We get seated at the same time another couple gets seated, they got drinks apps and ordered dinner and we never got approached. The place was not busy and everyone in the restaurant was sat in one corner of the restaurant. The two servers walked by us multiple times never once did we get greeted nor did we ever get to order drinks or anything at all. It was like we were intentionally being ignored. About 20 mins went by and still no one has came to speak to us so we decided to leave... One of the servers happened to be by the door when we were walking out and had the audacity to tell us to have a nice night... Wow that was te first time a server spoke to us is when we were on the way out... Wtf horrible non experience
__label__1 This place is great for Happy Hour. Otherwise, the prices are ridiculous. My friend and I arrived 10 minutes after Happy Hour ended and decide to forget that idea and go somewhere else.\n\nWhat I can say for the place even during non-Happy Hour times is that they have delicious (and STRONG) drinks. Also, the food is adequate. Certainly not terrible, but not enough to pay more than 10 bucks for a roll. Nope. Sorry.
__label__1 I finally stopped into this place after seeing it every first Friday and when heading to Amsty. The inside is cute but it has an unusual smell, I think it's from the bathrooms. :( the decor is cute and the bathrooms themselves look very nice. It's a pretty small place and it has a cute little bar. My friend and I ordered the calamari which was different, just seemed like they tried too hard. Calamari is good it's usual way, anywho, I enjoyed it here. We ordered the Sakura roll and it was good but that's it. I'm a big sushi person and although the Sakura was good, it just didn't do it for me. The presentation of the food is nice so I give them an A there... The service was pretty good as well...\n\nI don't know of many sushi places downtown so this one is a pretty okay place. I know there is one in the AZ center that I need to try soon :)
__label__3 Moira  updated their menu and took off those frozen potstickers that I mentioned in my earlier review.  Service was terrific and their new offerings were delicious.  They have a roll topped with a coconut shrimp that is very tasty.  Also enjoyed the $5 bombers that were on special for Halloween.
__label__2 Moira Sushi offers a wonderful happy hour in downtown Phoenix. (It runs until 7pm!) Hot sake is $2 with chilled for $5. The decor is upscale yet you aren't paying ridiculous prices. Service is prompt with orders taken almost immediately and tables are cleared continually. \n \nThe edamame is steamed perfectly and salted. I very much enjoyed the kani crunch. (A crab meat concoction with panko generously sprinkled on top.) I was envious when my neighbor called the server over for her spicy yellowtail. I had ordered the same earlier *but* not thought to ask for spicy mayo. (If you want spicy I recommend doing the same.) My version of the spicy yellowtail was just ... yellowtail.\n\nAdorable place well suited for groups. Four tops can readily be combined. I can see this spot being perfect for an intimate date.
__label__2 I am going to be gentle because Regions has only been open for a week, they are still in the learning phase. I was really excited to have a new place open for lunch as the trend on Mill lately is business shutting down, not popping up. The have a  \"Regional Theme\" \nTo quote from the website \"While the core sustenance at Regions is \"American Comfort Food,\" each month we pay homage to another section of our great land - from the Midwest, New England and the Great Lakes to the Pacific Northwest, Rocky Mountains and the Deep South.  We don't stop at cuisine.  Cocktails and other libations accompany our regional tastes for a full dining experience that echoes the days of home.\" Kinda Cool.\n\nThe Good\n+ Cool design and nice d\u00e9cor, modern and classy, very open and a nice big bar on both the inside and the patio.\n+ Ordered the Grilled Cheese Club and it came with tomatoes and bacon - awesome.\n+ Very decent wine and drink selection, all reasonably priced going along with the \"Regional\" theme\n\nThe Bad\n- We were sat and then waited 15 minutes before anyone came over\n- My dining partner was brought the wrong beer\n- I asked if I could sub a salad for the fries and was advised I couldn't, you have to purchase the salads separately - no half sizes and the house salad was 6 bucks (lame)\n- They have a pretty limited menu for lunch, only 4 sandwiches (no chicken sandwich!!) and made to order burgers\n\nThe Ugly\nIt smelled like the old Long Wong's next to the kitchen, no joke.. Sewer \n\nAll in all the meal was decent and I am sure they will work the kinks out over time. Hopefully so, the lifespan seems to be about 6 months for new restraunts on Mill..
__label__1 Gave this place one more try. My car waited 10 min after wash before any attendants started rewetting it and drying it. Skeletal crew. More expensive than other places so won't be coming back.
__label__0 They rip you off for oil changes. Also, the guys are total salesmen. I would go somewhere else.
__label__1 Ok here we go\nIn town to cater a Fleetwood Mac show thought we would try some Thai food\nFirst the service, so attentive they wouldn't leave us alone kept asking how is everything, I don't care for that\nwe had 3 of the apps\nthe stuffed shrimp wrapped in rice paper and deep fried was very good \nthe basil veg rolls were also very good\nthe ground chicken with iceberg lettuce was not very good dry and uninteresting\nnow the entrees \nI had the pad Thai I give it a C just not very flavorful had all of the ingredients but it was just blah\nWifie had the red curry duck the red curry sauce was flavorful but the duck had been fried earlier in the day so the \"crunch\" was gone it was just real soft I'll give it a C+\nSista in law had the cashew chicken dish boring\nwhen I want Thai I expect a little flair of spice and lots of freshness not here, seems that they have adjusted the menu for local tastes and by doing so have missed the mark\nSKIP IT
__label__3 Can't say much more that what has already been said. Good service great food well executed.
__label__3 I came here on a Sunday so I didn't need a reservation. And I must say, this place is the bee's knees.\n\nAwesome aromas, lovely decor and atmosphere, and incredibly helpful waitstaff.\n\nOnce I mentioned I was vegan, the chef pointed out what was readily vegan and what could be altered. Way more sauces have fish/oyster sauce in them than I had originally thought! \n\nDefinitely check this place out. I look forward to the next time I come back. Green curry with tofu... mmmmmm.
__label__2 This Panera (Gosh, they popped up everywhere) is standard Panera I'd say. Smaller patio on the sidewalk and not the most inviting of patios in the small strip of a larger shopping area with Lowe's and Walmart . I usually find someone will come and smoke near you if you sit outside here for a little while (Must resist the urge to slap the person).\nUsually clean but have found the Internets here a little slower than other Panera's. \nBagel's are pretty good but get chewier as the day progresses and i don't usually make it to a Panera until the evening.  Find the food to be a little pricer for the same fare as Jason's Deli or McCalister's but always pretty fresh and good. \nLove the Chicken Noodle Soup though, my favorite!!
__label__0 bad service, overpriced (by Vegas standards).  I left in the middle of the pedicure.  'nuff said.
__label__1 aside from the rude nail lady I got, I would have to say I guess you can't really expect much from an Asian business that all they want to do is talk smack about their American customers. \n\nI got a pedicure with my dad. we both have very humorous personalities & very sarcastic, it seemed like everything we said to one another the staff had something to say in their little language. \n\nwhen I first walked in I picked out my colors & I wanted a French pedicure BUT, with pink & white, not just the bland white & normal nail color. she gives me this weird look & says \"what? we don't do this.\" excuse me, I've had it done before. I'm paying you to do something simple. anyways, 2 stars. never returning. that's that.
__label__3 Had a good experience here great food and they have kool aid so I thought it was great.... They give you a ton of food for a great price and the BBQ sauce is rea;;y good also. The only down side is they only have outside seating and with heat it is blazing hot in las Vegas and it takes a little long to get the food but other than that it's a great place for BBQ.
__label__4 The food was DELICIOUS!!!!!\nI, too, like a couple of others mentioned, was a tad scared in that area. But, I think the food was worth the risk.
__label__2 I don't live in Champaign anymore, but I did spend a few years there, and those years may have colored my feelings about Mas Amigos in comparison to its competition.\n\nOn its own merit, Mas Amigos is a no nonsense kind of place which provides very fresh chips and salsa and the food is decent. \n\nHowever, given the choice to go to any Mexican restaurant in the Champaign-Urbana area, and having tried Mas Amigos out, I think that I would still head over to El Toro or Dos Reales.  Old habits die hard.
__label__4 This is the most authentic/amazing Mexican food that you will find in Champaign.  The enchiladas were great (especially the mole) and tasted just like they do in SoCal.  The tortilla chips were a little heavy on grease, but as a plus they are fresh, deep fried tortillas.  Mas Amigos does not simply wrap chicken in a tortilla and slather cheese sauce on top of the dish (as almost every other Mexican food restaurant in town does minus Taco Loco).  The service was fast/friendly and I will definitely be eating there again!
__label__0 Went here with some coworkers for lunch. Was not impressed with the pizza at all. The garlic bread tasted store bought. Will not return.
__label__3 The thin crust pizza is your typical New York thin style, and was pretty tasty.  The crust has a garlic-buttery taste to it, which was a nice surprise.\n\nThe pizza is good, but it's NOT what I come back for time and time again.  Their \"New York Cheesesteak\" is FANTASTIC!  I'm a big fan of all forms of meat/cheese subs from various places, and this one is pretty unique.  A french rolled filled with very tasty meat, onions, mushrooms, and an alfredo/gravy sauce...all sealed in the bread by some provolone baked on top.\n\nThe place is big and clean, and the location is easy to get to(only a block off the 202).  I've only been there during lunch hours, so I can't comment on the dinner experience.
__label__0 Worst Owner/Manager, terrible receptionist.\nDon't ever buy a gift certificate, difficult to use, improper handling of appointments, rude receptionist and owner.
__label__1 The food is unique and very good. The decor in the new restaurant at Chandler Heights an Higley is Spartan. I have been to the new one 3 times.  The food screams comfort but the ambiance just screams. Too bright, uncomfortable and worst of all, there are always dirty tables. They have young kids waiting tables, but they aren't trained well. They bring your food one plate at a time, no silverware. When we finished both of the last two times they brought a dessert menu, came back and we declined dessert, then they went away and came back with the check, we paid and they collected the money - all the while never clearing our plates!  My suggestion - train the waitstaff and clean up the dining room and make it more homey. And for goodness sake get rid of that horrible cart just inside the door - and that weird cluttered 1/2 booth by the door.
__label__1 I Went here with my girlfriend last week for dinner, and I wasn't to impressed. The waitress was nice and accommodating but the food took forever to come out and there was only a couple other parties in the restaurant. When we finally got our food my girlfriends chicken was still raw. The waitress took it off of our bill and she sent it back to finish cooking. A little while longer it came back fully cooked. It did not have a lot of flavor but at that point we were just happy the food was there and it was safe to eat. I wouldn't recommend eating dinner here, but it is a good place for desserts.
__label__4 Found this place after I moved to the Southwest a few years ago when it was the only thing in the area. Years later, even after new owners and a name change, it's still the only pizza I've needed. Good South Jersey style red pies and they have a very good white with ricotta as well.
__label__0 I was looking forward to some real good Pizza. The man on the phone was pleasant and helpful. Today was football playoff day so I knew he would be busy. Told me it would be an hour which was fine. Pizza arrived relatively when he said it would...but it was soggy and lukewarm. I got a large with about 4 toppings. There was little marinara, hardly any mushrooms or olives and tasted like cardboard. The sausage was like lunch meat. Nothing like the good Pizza I have gotten at others spots in town like Boston Pizza or Metro, or Verizannos. I wont be calling these guys again.
__label__2 Good NY style pizza!  Don't forget the fried ravioli, garlic knots, and Greek salad...all winners in my book!\n\nMy only dig on the place is the way they do sausage as a topping.  Instead of chunks of sausage scattered about the pie, the sausage is cut in thin slices lengthwise.  Eh, not my preferred way to go, and it really doesn't look good that way, but it still tastes good.
__label__3 It's a very very good pizza. Been their 3 times  the only draw back is very dark in the parking lot.
__label__2 Only giving three stars to the food. The food is great and fresh! But I'm only reviewing because of the service. We called to order today and was on hold for 10 minutes. Decided to hang up and call back and still wanted to put us back on hold. And when they answer the phone it's with NO happiness or pride. And this kind of service is everytime. My family and I eat/order from here very often and we are contemplating taking our business where people smile and appreciate our business. Food is great like I said no complaints, but the staff needs some customer service help or we will not be back.
__label__2 Stopped by for lunch yesterday. It was $6.99 and $1.59? for a drink.\n\nStarted with a bowl of hot & sour soup. Next I hit up the hibachi station. The I made a quick round the buffet station and filled up a plate. Everything was ok. I wish they had a better sushi selection to choose from.
__label__0 This used to be one of my absolute favorite restaurant in Vegas. I can't tell you how many people I have sent there. I have eaten here at least a dozen times. So why the 2 stars? The last 2 visits have been awful! The food quality has gone down dramatically and the service has went to shit. If you want to charge me $40 for an entree, you better have the proper service that is expected at that price point. I really think since the economy in Vegas has gone bad these places have cut back on food quality and servers to make up the difference. Screw that! You won't be getting my money and good riddance when you go out of business. I work hard for my money and I expect others to work hard for me when I spend it!\n\nI hope that this place can get it back together. They have one of the nicest views in Vegas and a great variety on their menu. I will have to hear it from someone else though because I will not waste any more money on a bad meal.
__label__4 I am very picky with my hair.  Ever since I moved to Las Vegas from Oklahoma by hair went completely dry! My ends were gross.This place was recommended by a friend and I love it. My hairstylyst, Brittany, was so amazing. She took the time to listen to how I wanted my hair and tailored my visit to the needs of my hair. The first visit with her I wasn't completely satisfied with my layers even though they looked great,  so she let me come back a couple days later to cut some more off. She got my hair healthy again.
__label__4 I've been lucky to call Stephanie my stylist for seven years. True has gone through different management changes in that time, but her skill and dedication have been consistent the whole time. I've gone from brunette bobs to Joan Holloway/Mad Men red to ash blonde ombre and every time I go in I know I'm in good, capable hands. Plus, the front desk girls are always sweet, the place is clean and calm and I'm obsessed with their tea.
__label__1 This place is fun until the terribly behaved trashy pit bull owners show up, and then it basically turns into a mad house because they can't control their dogs.  I'm not sure if it's just the demographic in this area, or the type of individuals they attract, but I've ended up just turning around and leaving almost every time due to this same circumstance.  As others have said, they're almost always the type that will just stand there and watch their dogs start fights and laugh or do nothing.\n\nIn the future I'll just go out of my way to go somewhere that at least has separate big and small dog areas.
__label__1 Just left, service was less than acceptable.  The waitress kept telling us how crazy it is.  I am not sure if she is aware but I have no control over their staffing issues.  The food came out wrong and I let them know but with the delay in service I gave up and picked apart the food to make it acceptable.    They did not offer to compensate the mistake.  Drinks were not kept flowing but the excuses for poor service sure did.
__label__1 Not bad compared to some of the others in the area but its still small and way overpriced.\n\nIf you are a big guy they have NOTHING over 1XL. If you are a kid they don't have jack for toys. But they have lots of stuff to scour through.\n\nThey don't have any of the NEW merchandise like at other locations but if you look hard enough you can find something you like.\n\nI found a sweet bracelet for $3! Score!
__label__2 One of the more organized thrift stores I've been to. The accessories wall (yes, a whole wall of purses/belts/scarves/jewelry/etc.) is worth a trip. As far as prices... most thrift stores have higher quality items at higher prices, the rest at lower sticker prices; however, here most items in the same category are the same price. This makes some things seem over priced. They donate to Safe Nest though, so it's all good.
__label__1 Quick Summary: Savers sucks. \n\nI don't understand why people like this place. It's very overpriced. I've been in and out of this location several times and even with a family group who loves to go thrift store shopping we've maybe found $20 worth of stuff to buy in here. And 1/4 of that was two aluminum water bottles I found. \n\nCustomer service? I'm laughing at myself for even mentioning it. Hey, at least they have plenty of parking! And you can always walk over to Colleen's consignment shop a couple of doors down to make the most of your trip here. \n\nOtherwise looking for another thrift store somewhere else might be a good idea.
__label__0 OMGoodness, how disappointing.  I'm an Elvis fan and was very excited to see this show.  I had the $172.50 seats (which were comped, would have been angry if I paid full price), which were entirely too close.  \n\nMost of the show is dancing, which wasn't exciting, it was just, ok.  A lot of the performers looked pissed through out the show, so I was trying to figure out if that was their character or if they were just unhappy.  I concluded they didn't want to be there.  The theater was pretty empty.  \n\nThe soundtrack for the show had pauses and choppy breaks and inserts, wasn't impressed.  Although the opening song was my favorite, got me jazzed up to be let down.\n\nThere was no real Elvis character, just his manager who narrated some of the show.\n\nThere were a few parts that were cool, like the trampoline super heros, the stripper part, the show girl part, the opening number, the red scarf's that are dropped from the ceiling & the outside of the theater (wall lights & lighting door handles).   The singers were great, especially the black skinny woman, she had a cool rendition.  \n\nI won't go back and I won't recommend this show.
__label__0 Wow, Where do you begin with something so bad!, Thankfully i didn't have to pay for the tickets. This is a high school musical gone bad. There is one \"routine\" where they roll out a giant blue suede shoe, it looked like a float out of the movie Animal house. The music is played so loud that my ears are still bleeding. and a song that features Priscilla on a wedding cake is played by a black woman. I mean if can't get over Priscilla being white , what the hell. If Elvis where alive and saw this , he would fly out of town gorge himself on fried peanut butter sandwiches and put a gun to his head. \nShame on Cirque and Priscilla for putting there stamps on this piece of human waste.
__label__2 Had this show been put on by any other group it would have earned 4 stars for the excellent coverage of Elvis' life and his rise to stardom.  But since it was performed by Cirque du Soleil, I can see why many were disappointed.  Without the daring feats and acrobatic eye candy, we were treated to something like an overly costumed musical.  Still, I found Viva Elvis to be entertaining and time flew by quickly.  It was almost a relief to be able to sit back and listen to the music without the brain churn that can happen during a typical CDS performance!
__label__1 I see free shows a lot, but why do people on Yelp always feel the need to TELL people they saw a particular show for free?\n\nI don't really care what you see for free.\n\nOh, and on a side note-this show was completely off. \n\nThe band and performers are fantastic, but the creative decisions are all wrong. \n\nPerformers-5 stars\nTheatre-5 stars\nProduction-meh.
__label__3 The show was very entertaining.They did a good job of showcasing the highlights in his career and music.\nElvis is a legend and his music  will outlast us all.\nThe show lasted for 90 mins with no intermission. Loved the Elvis jumpsuit costume towards the end of the show.The live music is a superb accompaniment to the acrobats and dancers on stage. \nI enjoyed the show. WOuld recommend this show to all the ELvis die hard fans out there.
__label__2 I caught a glimpse of this performance on \"So You Think You Can Dance\" so I had some idea of what I was going to see.  There was more dancing than acrobatics.  I am more a fan of the acrobatics.  There were a couple of duets and different arrangements of songs which I felt were ok.  The musicians are very talented.  I love seeing the band up front.\n\nIt was a good show that explained a lot about Elvis' life up to his time in Las Vegas.  I do not think I will be running back to see it anytime soon but I am glad I saw it.  I did not listen to much of Elvis' music while growing up, but this performance has made me realize how much I like Elvis Presley.
__label__1 2.5 stars\n\nIt's hard for me to rate this show because I'm not such a huge Elvis fan.  He died when I was less than a year old so it's a little hard for me to relate to the music even though a lot of them are very familiar to me.  My biggest gripe about the show though is that it felt a lot like watching a movie about his life because many parts of the show were just that: movies of Elvis's life.  I wish they'd have less this and more action which Cirque is known for.  There a couple of nice acts though.  I think the best act occurred early in the show about Elvis and his twin brother.\n\nIf you're a big fan of Elvis then you'll probably love this show.  For example I saw a lady a few seats ahead of me crying her eyes out at the end of the show.  If you're like me though and \"likes\" Elvis but probably wouldn't pay to see him in concert, then you may be disappointed.
__label__3 This was our first Cirque show in Las Vegas, despite half a dozen trips to the Strip in the last couple years.  We'd read up on reviews beforehand so we knew that this was more a Broadway style show than a straight Cirque show.  So we didn't enter the theater with any illusions.\n\nEarlier in the day as we purchased our tickets at the Box Office, we were given 2-for-1 drink coupons in the nearby Gold Lounge.  Before the show, we stopped in to redeem them...but that's another review.\n\nThe theater is decently sized with comfy overstuffed chairs and drink holders.  Our seats were row W, along the side center walkway.  As a previous review noted, the show is very center stage oriented so we were glad we hadn't gone with the along-the-wall seats on the main floor.  We would have been closer to the stage but our view would have been skewed.\n\nBefore the show started, about ten of the performers wandered the ground floor aisles entertaining audience members.\n\nThe show itself is definitely Broadway-styled.  A single Elvis impersonator never appears but rather, they have woven pictures, videos, home movies & Elvis-inspired performers throughout the acts.  Slower songs had split vocals with four excellent live female singers.  They had amazing voices & we really enjoyed them.  The live band is fabulous as well - the drummer is a hoot!  That guy had boundless energy and was always moving for the entire 90 minute show.\n\nThe song arrangements are fun & very modern.  Lots of pounding bass & dance beats layered over everything.  We liked it so much we purchased the show cd afterwards.  Kudos to them for updating Elvis' \nmusic and keeping it contemporary.\n\nThe acrobatic acts are interspersed with the musical/dance numbers.  For the price of the tickets, we were really expecting a little more Cirque and a little less Broadway.  That being said, the acts that were included were very entertaining.  They have a multi-trampoline act that was a riot.  I swear the guys were monkeys flying around.  Each act is themed around a specific song or period in the life of Elvis...we were really wondering just how they'd incorporate the French-Canadian circus performers with the hillbilly King of Rock n Roll.  While some of them are a little tenuous, they did their best to keep the flow going.\n\nWe noticed a fair amount of empty seats in the balcony, so don't pay full price for the tickets anywhere.  They have them on sale in multiple locations including the discount ticket centers on the Strip and also online in a $100 for two ticket deal.
__label__2 If you have never seen a  Cirque show you probably will really enjoy this one. This show by no means is bad. You get a little history of Elvis's life, and listen to a bunch of his music that is remixed very well. \n\nThe only problem with this show is that it is mostly dancing. Sure they do have some great acrobatics, but not very many. I was a little disappointed because I really like Elvis, and I really like Cirque shows. In the end it's just not as good as the other Cirque shows.
__label__2 I am not a fan of public car washes in general, but compared to some of the rest, Classic Car Spa did a great job! There were no smears on my windows, no water drops, either. With a BMW, you have to have the rims almost spit-shined!  I opted to get the full deal, including my rims. I was really pleased with their attention to detail. \n\nI thought I might note that my little Z4 was probably the least expensive car being washed . . . the line-up was filled with high-end SUVs, a Porsche Panamera and a Maserati. If I could afford a Maserati, I could probably afford to have someone come to my house and wash the car for me! :)
__label__2 This place is understaffed, or else staff is poorly scheduled to take care of customers.  Recently took our car here for the first time, with a coupon.  Front staff tried to upsell me for detailing, windshield repair, etc., which I hate; the car went thru the wash quickly  but then sat in line for 35 minutes before anyone touched it. 25 minutes later, it was finally finished.  Car looked fine, but service delayed too long for me. Bring a book.
__label__2 Only been here once, but the sa cha tripe was very tasty. very fast service and a funny off-beat location. I'll definitely be back.
__label__4 I don't know why Little Asia only has three stars. I love the food here, way better than the 0-star Lulu's Noodles. Little Asia serve both great fake and authentic Asian food. All their dishes are under $10.00. My favorite ones are (can't post in Chinese for some reason) jiao yan xia, shui zhu niu rou, fu qi fei pian, and hong you yu pian. For the price, Little Asia probably serve the best authentic Chinese food in Pittsburgh. Rose Tea tends to be too saucy or salty for me, but Little Asia cooks the food just right. The waitress here are super nice and sweet. The interior is a little weird after they moved. But other than that, I have no complaints. I would pick Little Asia over Lulu's Noodles or Oriental Express anytime. \n\nAlso if you like ice cream, they serve mochi ice cream, which is outrageously delicious.
__label__2 This is pretty average. A couple of friends and I stopped by right around closing time, and the nice hostess was really nice about taking us in, which we appreciated. Other than that nice gesture, all I can say is that their food was average and merits a 3 star review. From what I can see their service was comparable. Pretty good portions for the price paid!
__label__1 Weird service experience. I was served order of 3 sushi rolls and was given a fork as only utensil (huh???).  After eating, realized waitress had never bothered to bring my drink. Also she did not bother to ever return and bring the check, so I left money on the table. Sushi was fine. Floor covered in tremendous amounts of snow salt, seriously needed mopped.
__label__2 I have mixed feelings about this practice. I was an OB patient and everything went well with my pregnancy. They did a good job delivering my baby boy. Nothing exceptional but solid. As for my after care it has been awful. I went to a postpartum visit and they said they needed to send in paperwork for my birth control. They said it would take 10 days to be approved. I waited 3 weeks and called back. The secretary said they were still waiting for the paperwork to go through the insurance. I waited 10 days. I called back and the nurse said the paperwork was never sent and she had no idea who I talked to the week before. She basically accused me of never calling. Then she got passive aggressive and said at least she took care of it. One month later?!? And I should be thankful? \n\nThe also never sent in my leave paperwork. It took me a visit, 2 phone calls, and a week for them to take care of that. \n\nSo like I said I am mixed. It was good patient care but the office secretaries and nurses are not as professional. It may just be a couple people but enough to make me consider switching.
__label__0 God these are the worst donuts around, DRY DRY DRY.  To top it off the coffee isn't what its cracked up to be and the one time I went to this location they didn't carry milk, not that they were out but that they don't carry it because they don't have room for it, are you kidding me, donuts with no milk.  Anyways these donuts suck and I don't get the hype, I have had them multiple times and I even had them in chicago and they have always sucked.
__label__3 Haven't eaten here in over a decade but was hella impressed with the eggs benedict sandwhich. Wait was a little long.
__label__0 I'm not impressed. The donuts tasted old and was not very sweet. There were not many donuts to choose from. I ordered a snickerdoodle latte that tasted more like coffee than the sugary diabetes I was anticipating. The person working the register was a bit rude as well. He acted like I was taking up his time. I always wondered why there weren't many Dunkin Donuts in California. If this is a reflection of how the stores are run, there's no need to put up more stores.
__label__1 Stopped at this location because I was craving some donuts bad.  I had a taste for chocolate.  As I go in I see the selection and I start to look around like ok where are the real donuts or where is the real stash.  \n\nSadly the photo I snapped is all they had.  It was 7:10 pm and they close at 9 pm.  So I'm assuming that they stop making donuts at a certain time.  I asked the manager if that was all they had and he stated yes.  You'd think that a donut joint would have a wide selection of donuts.  Not this location.  The search continues.......
__label__0 This location sucks!!! Everyone provided horrible customer service. The manager was absolutely rude. All i wanted was for them to warm my coffee a little more in which was given to me cold. Never again going to this locations.
__label__1 I have to say St Rose Pediactrics is wearing super thin on me. Appointment time was 11:00am. 45 minutes after we are put in a room. 25 minutes later a doctor still has not come in. It's about time to scale back the number of clients and/or appointments you take. Look, I've even had enough time to write this review AFTER reading all the others.
__label__3 We have been into see Dr. Alazard three time for my newborn and everything has been wonderful so far. The one thing I've noticed is that they take people in the order they arrive. I can see other patients appointment times, and even though they're after ours, they get called first. Guess it pays to get there early! The desk girls on the well side are super sweet, the one I talked to on the sick side was a bit short but she may have been busy. The nurse has read the scale wrong twice now for my sons weight, but it doesn't change his percentile so it's not a big deal. We love Dr. Alazard and will continue to see him for our appointments!
__label__1 They left me waiting to be seated and seemed surprised that I was there. I know I can blend but, really?! Then they didn't come by to take my order for a long while. After this experience I'm sure the CIA could use my blending skills. The falafel platter was decent but the tanini sauce was weak and odd. If you don't mind flagging down the staff it was ok.
__label__2 Loved the look of this place as it was going up. The completion is fantastic from the outside. Gorgeous architecture. HOWEVER, INSIDE THE SCALE IS STERILE AND NOT HUMAN. (forgive caps) None of the shops or restaurants are for normal or even semi normal people as far as price is concerned. Even for Vegas the  prices are off the wall. See loads of people in Crystals but very few with shopping bags. This place was built in the middle of the biggest bubble in a century. It opened in the biggest bust. I predict this $8+ billion  baby will bankrupt MGM. Judging by the price I got for Aria in a few weeks occupancy is not that high. Looking at the restaujrant reviedws on YELP I'm not about to try any.
__label__2 City Center \"could have been a contender\" Just built at the wrong time, it's going to go down. Great idea,even $8+ billion wasn't enough to do it really right so they scrimped at the end and it shows.\n\nAs far as spending that dough on downtown: that would be even dumber. Downtown is beyond redemption short of razing it and starting over.
__label__4 I have been going to Verrado Grille for over a year now. They recently got a new chef about 2 months ago, he is the real deal! I have a gluten allergy and can't eat out often from cross-contamination in the kitchen so i usually order salads to be safe. Well, the special for that night was a sun-dried tomato roasted chicken with 2 sides. Because i couldn't eat the pre-made herbs, the chef made a new batch of gluten free herbs for my chicken, really nice of them. It  was the best tasting chicken i have had in a long time (and i eat chicken a lot.) Not to mention I didn't get sick from anything! Which really goes to show they actually know what food allergies are. I highly recommend this place for anyone with an allergy like me or just \"picky eaters\" ;] Plus they have some amazing bartenders who can make a good drink!
__label__2 Nothing wrong here.  It's more elegant than a typical Mexican restaurant.  I found the food perfectly edible and hits the spot when I have a craving for Mexican but I save 4 and 5 star reviews for Mexican restaurants when they are truly a cut above.  Usually the best Mexican food is found on plastic plates in divey locations.\n\nGo here for perfectly good Mexican food but you won't be blown away.  Also I didn't like their margaritas.
__label__0 poor service
__label__4 We have been here on many many occasions and the food is always hot hot and fresh. I have never had a bad meal here. The wait at times can be long but it is worth the wait for Alfredo's green chili pork. It is delicious!! Hot fresh chips and salsa makes it even better.\n\nWe had my daughters wedding rehearsal dinner here (yes it is a groom thing...but well) they placed our group in the meeting room and it was wonderful. We had our own servers and a full bar. The manager made me a great deal considering we had to pay. Everyone left full and happy...\n\nThis is Mesa's little secret
__label__4 There is always something different at Seconds 2 Go since they are getting new things in all the time.  They carry almost everything you would expect to find in a thrift store (furniture, handbags, household goods, shoes, etc.), but I think the biggest find here is the high-end designer women's clothing and shoes.  \n\nThe prices are comparable to the other thrift stores in the area and with three other thrift stores (Flo's on 7th, Children's Angel Foundation's Thrift Boutique and Halo) it makes it a must on the route of thrift stores.  \n\nI always find something when I go in here and I'm sure you will too.
__label__0 Sushi rock does not rock. I went for dinner and lunch and both times, it was overpriced for the portion and the quality. I love salmon so I got their sunrise roll and their salmon avocado roll. I barely finished half of what I ordered because it was just unappetizing. Their salmon was sort of tasteless... and I was really looking for that salmon-y flavor. \n\nIsn't anyone else outraged that they charge $0.99 for miso soup? When I went to sushi places this summer soup and salad were usually given for free. Actually, I can't recall a sushi place that ever charged for miso soup... \n\nOne star for their cheeseballs.
__label__2 I've had some great tasting burgers lately. So when I eat a burger nowadays, I expect that trend to continue and be impressed. Unfortunately not everyone makes an A+ burger. One can only dream of having the burger streak that I've been on right?\n\nThis location is convenient, it's the first thing you spot right after walking out of Zumanity. Located in the the Village Shops at NY-NY. Watching people indulge in their burgers makes it look good and tempting, especially when you're hungry. We weren't too hungry though, so Sarah A. and I split a:\n\nBacon & Cheese Turkey Burger - The patty was flavorful but overall the burger was too dry. I like my burger dripping wet and sloppy! Dry patty and overcooked bacon was too tough. It wasn't exactly the biggest burger either.\n\nDrunk people overlook quality and gobble down everything. Too bad we weren't drunk enough.
__label__1 Not very good. My friends and I were hungry, and we mistakenly chose the first place we could find. All five of us felt like our burgers were dry, when we ordered medium, and that the buns tasted borderline stale. We all left unsatisfied.
__label__3 We stopped by New York New York to pick up our Zumanity tickets and stumbled upon Broadway Burger Bar & Grill. It's located towards the back of the casino, close to the Zumanity theater. The whole decor of New York New York is a little kitschy but still cute!\n\nWe were promptly seated and our server was really sweet. She gave us plenty of time to look over the menu, which offers basic burgers, specialty burgers, salads, and tons of appetizers. We decided to share an order of chili cheese fries ($4.95) and also ordered the B 3 & G burger ($9.95) and B 3 & G turkey burger ($9.95). The burgers are only cooked two ways, pink or well-done.\n\nWe both really enjoyed our burgers, they were huge and very filling, but felt that the chili cheese fries were just okay. They gave us big portions though!\n\nOverall, Broadway Burger Bar & Grill is a perfect spot for lunch in the casino and great for sharing.
__label__4 I was at the New York New York lobby at the Strip and looking for a meaty place (burger, steaks, etc.). While walking around I saw this place, and went to sit in the bar.\nThe regular burger (with no cheese) was surprisingly one of the best burgers I had in years and I am not exaggerating a bit. It was organic and I orderer it to cook as medium well. The burger came out so juicy, tender, flavory and delicious that it literally made my day. I am planning on going there again tonight to get the same burger. And the added bonus is that it was under $10!\nBartender Dawn was funny and pleasant to talk to. We made a few jokes and had a good laugh. She also gave me some good tips on things to see in Vegas.
__label__1 THE ORDER:\nFrozen Hot Chocolate (what a rip off)\n\n\nYYYIIPPPEEE:\nIt was 110 & it was cold\n         that is the best thing i can say\n\n\nBBBOOO\n& i thought Starbucks was expensive\n       Frozen hot chocolate ($8) = Mocha Frappuccino ($4)\n\n\nSUMMARY:\nNothing special\n       go to McDonalds & get an Iced Mocha ($2)
__label__0 I was super excited to see that there was a Serendiptiy in Vegas. This was my first stop before hitting the roulette table. I quickly ordered the 12oz frozen hot chocolate for $10 bucks and what I got tasted like a.......\n\nMOCHA FRAPPUCCINO\n\nWTF???\n\nthis place is totally hyped... I should have gone to starbucks to save time and money!
__label__1 I was excited to try this place since I heard so much rave reviews during my visit in NY.  I was disappointed.....!!\n\nWe went on a Tuesday @ 1:00pm and we had a flight to catch at 3:30.  There was no line and the service was quick.  We ordered chicken wings, ABC burger, and strawberry sundae.  THe portions were huge, but everything tasted very mediocre... For the quality of the food, I think it is overpriced!\n\nI think out of everything... I only enjoyed the sweet potato fries.... :(
__label__2 So obviously I \"HAD\" to try this place since it's all about the deserts and well, it was in the movie! I went in looking for what to try... noticing that the prices were a little above average (that's a given), but there are some specialty deserts that are $700+ and $1k+ INSANE!!! \n\nNo I didn't spend that kind of money on something that melts. We asked the bar tender what Serendipity is known for and what is a \"must try\". I guess the one in NY there's always a line out the door for the Frozen Hot Chocolate. So that's what we got, while it was on it's way I saw the bar tender make some really yummy looking drinks apparently it was a Berry Mojito and a Strawberry Cheesecake Mojito! And just because it was Vegas and you can... I said \"I'll take one of each to-go as well\". \n\nMy thoughts, the Frozen Hot Choc was average, nothing I would stand in line for hours for. It's like a chocolate shake basically that's rich and tastes like it has frozen micro ice in it... the flavor is just that \"hot chocolate\"..... The mojito however.. OMG, yum! I'm not one to like greenery in my alcohol, but these were exceptional. The Cheesecake one is good if you like syrupy and sweet. My personal favorite was the Berry Mojito. \n\nI'd give this place another try for some of the actual food next time I'm there.
__label__1 This place is way overrated. They hook you with their one signature item (a glorified Mocha Ice Blended from Coffee Bean) and get you for their overpriced basic menu items. The service is sooooooooo slow, especially for a place that really isn't that big. Good place to hang out if you're in the right mood and the right people though I suppose.
__label__2 It might just be that this is a place you have to fully experience to really enjoy. By that I mean, perhaps you should dine in, have a full, meal, and then top off with one of the many desserts.\n\nI ordered my frozen hot chocolate to go, which could have been mistake number one, but I was not trying to stand in the heat for 35 minutes for a table when all I wanted was to try the frozen hot chocolate. \n\nI ordered the frozen hot chocolate for two and only waited about 5 minutes before a huge, frothy, behemoth of a frozen drink was placed in my hands. Here's the thing: it was delicious. It's far more spectacular than a Wendy's frosty (yes, I'm making the comparison... and you'll see why soon). A friend of a friend went once and complained that she paid $12 for a big frosty. Well, she's wrong on that count. At first taste, you can tell immediately that the chocolate is special. It's quality and it's generously used throughout. However, it's so quality that all I needed was a sip. The same went for my boyfriend. So, really, a \"for two\" should have been two shot glasses. It was THAT rich. \n\nI don't know if I'll ever order this again, I spent $20 for two sips and left the rest sitting at  Caesar's Palace slot machine for some hungry freegan to find their own \"jackpot\" but it was worth tasting.
__label__4 I was so excited to hear they opened a Serendipity here.\n\nIt was a must to come and have a frozen hot chocolate.\nWe arrived in the afternoon and it was packed for a Monday.\nWe had to reserve and wait, but the bar seating was open.\nIt was a treat to sit there because we were able to watch the bartender make some yummy drinks.\n\nWe had a glass of sangria which was fresh and just good.\nThe frozen hot chocolate was just as I expected. I tried the Peanut Sin City Frrrozen Hot Mocha which had a shot of peanut rum.\n\nWe also ordered a cheeseburger and sweet potato shoe strings.\nThe sweet potato shoe strings were off the hook. I haven't had sweet potato fries like that.\n\nDefinitely will come back!
__label__1 Boy, am I glad I never waited the two hour wait while at the NYC location for this glorified chocolate milkshake with tons of whipped cream and shaved chocolate served in a sundae cup.  Well the wait wasn't bad at all in the LV location so we decided to go check it out.\n\nI really do not know how this place is getting all the 5 star reviews! The decor fit with pink and white ceilings and oversized lamps somewhat like a venue where you would host a little girl's princess themed birthday party.  We shared a $14 BLT and it had too much mayo but was still BLAND BLAND BLAND. Thumbs down. The \"highlight\" of the meal was their sweet potato fries tossed in a salt and sugar mix which was quite tasty even though it was pretty dry. \n\nExpensive and food is subpar. Sorry, but I'm gonna have to say skip it!
__label__2 Their stuff is pretty creative and filling. We had a party of 17 and the service was on point. They even threw in a free frozen hot chocolate for the birthday girl, but let me tell you..not worth it! Me and my friend shared a white chocolate one and it really wasn't anything special, the fried oreos on the other hand looked scrumptious! I definitely want to give that a try next time! Everything was made for sharing and I suppose the prices aren't all too bad, but it is definitely a bit pricey! It's really worth a visit!
__label__2 I feel like everything moves slower in Vegas during the day.... Maybe that's because I was mildly hungover, or maybe that's because the service here was moving at an extra leisurely pace.  Our party of 5 lunch spent over 2 hours here.\n\nAside from substandard service, the food was great!!  I had the Hangover Omelette and sweet potato fries.  Both were delicious, but I could only finish half of the omelette.  Also, don't forget to try the famous frozen hot chocolate!! It's AMAZING and also comes in a variety of other flavors now (peanut butter, oreo, strawberry, double chocolate, etc.)
__label__2 1 star - just because I love the NYC location and the frozen hot chocolate is no other\n\n1 star - because our waiter was very helpful\n\n1 start - the food was tasty\n\nI should really give minus 10 stars for our moody, rude hostess..  Ok look, my coworker isn't that concious of customer service and yes he gave you the glare down - but you were taking FOREVER to seat us.  She said that we were \"next\" and then seated 4 other couples before us. Not to mention that the table we ended up sitting at was empty for no joke 15 minutes before we were sat there.  She obviously was doing it on purpose and the owners should fire her.  \n\nIt's your job to put on a smile and give the customers great service and she failed.  As for the food, my coworker got a foot long chili hot dog and liked it.  I got the spaghetti and meatballs and the meatballs are made with veal, pork and beef and are huge.  Very tasty.  Thank you to our waiter for his great service.
__label__0 one word - OVERRATED!\n\nThe fam bamz decided to come here for an afternoon snack.  We heard about the rave of the \"Frozen Hot Chocolate\" and wanted to find out what the hype was all about.\n\nIt was around 3pm and to be expected, the place was mad busy.  There was an hour and 1/2 wait for a party of 8.  There was plenty of outdoor tables and the weather was absolutely phenomenal during the month of March. We decided to try out their take out orders.  It's a limited menu but again, we were there strictly for dessert.\n\nWe were in line for 45 minutes.  I don't understand why there was a long wait when the orders consisted of ice cream.  I passed on the frozen hot chocolate - why do I need to spend $15 on a milkshake?  I went with the huge chocolate donut and the Forbidden Sundae which consisted of chocolate cake, chocolate and vanilla cream, whip cream, chocolate syrup, and a cherry on top.  I waited another 15 minutes for my order to be prepared.  I saw my sundae sitting on the counter underneath an air vent that was melting my ice cream. It took another 10 minutes for the server to grab my donut.  By the time I was handed my sundae, the whip cream turned into milk and spilled over the cheesy cup.  The cake was hard and chewy.  The ice cream underneath and had already turned into mush.  It was the MESSIEST sundae I have ever dealt with.  It was sooo messy, that it got me angry and I just wanted to throw it away! The donut was nothing special....just  big.\n\nThis was the worst experience ever! Everyone wants to eat here because of the movie; well, I'm hear to tell you that the service and food is below standard!  WASTE OF MONEY AND TIME!  If you want real ice cream, come over to the bay area and hit up MITCHELL'S!  Mitchell's is worth standing in line for!
__label__2 I had heard a lot about this place from family and friends, so I decided to check it out and try their famous Frozen Hot Chocloate. The place was pretty cute, granted it was very girly. The frozen hot chocolate was delicious, but the service was kind of slow and not really attentive. I didn't try anything else, but the place seems overpricey. Through everything, I think I'd take people here for their first time, but that's about it. Like everyone says, it's a little overhyped.\n\nDefinitely check it out if you're in Vegas; I mean, you have to. I'm sure it's like any 'okay' movie; if you go in expecting too much, it's gonna suck.
__label__1 the wait: 45 minutes\nthe hostesses: they could care less about you\nthe service: slow but kind. in case you didn't get a big enough dose of waiting, wait some more.\nfrozen hot chocolate: a pack of swiss miss, blended with ice, topped with redi-whip. the powder lingers on your tongue.\nwarm crab and artichoke dip: it was not warm. the mayo was overload. but the ciabatta toast points were toasted nicely\nbbq chicken and cheddar pizza: where's the chicken? bbq sauce overkill.\ndecor: cute and meant for tourist shopping.\na return visit: highly unlikely
__label__2 frrrrrrrrrrrrozen hot chocolate is averrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrage. \n\nit rrrrrrrrrrreally leaves much to be desirrrrrrrrrrrrrrrred. \n\nstood at the takeout window and serrrrrrrrrrrrrrvice was slow.
__label__2 As a frequent Las Vegas visitor, I had been wanting to try this place. I finally did Memorial Day weekend and it was not amazing, but still worth it!\n\nWe went on Monday afternoon around 2pm and the wait was 45min-1hour!! So we instead ordered from their smaller menu where you can order a la carte instead of sitting down in the restaurant. Next time, we'll make reservations!\n\nWe ordered the mini sliders, chili cheese dog, corn dogs, nachos, fries, and frozen hot chocolate. \n\nThe BEST part was the frozen hot chocolate! When i went to pick up our order, they had forgotten the corn dogs, so for my wait, they gave me a free large frozen hot chocolate! The other stuff was just kind of blah, not great, but still yummy. The only thing I wouldn't order again were the nachos. The chili cheese dog was pretty good and the sliders were really juicy! But i would definitely come back for the frozen hot chocolate!! Perfect on a hot day too!\n\nI gave it 3 stars because the only amazing thing really was the frozen hot chocolate. If i was solely rating that, then i would give it 4 stars.
__label__3 I make it an objective to visit Serendipity when I'm in vegas.. for the Frrrrozen hot chocolate and the nachos. That's what I order, every single time I come to vegas and I'm probably going to continue to do that =)\n\nThe wait is always super long though, that's the only down side. But, if you're only looking to get the frozen hot chocolate or anything else, they have a to-go window on the side!
__label__1 I'm sorry but I was not impressed with this place. Maybe it was because we were here during memorial day weekend and it was packed like a Lady Gaga concert at an L.G.B.T event, or people read the reviews about their frozen hot chocolates and just had to come try one on such a nice cold and windy day, but either way we had to wait 2 hours before being seated. What really annoyed me was that I had called before we got there to make reservations and was told that they don't make reservations unless it is two hours in advance of you arriving. Um, hello?! We had to wait two hours to be seated!! She could have told me that the wait was that long and worked something out. \n\nAnyway, after waiting so long I wasn't even hungry anymore. I was going to get breakfast but by that time it was already like one o'clock so I decided to get lunch. I order the Cheddar Burger and fries and I was not impressed at all. My fries were soggy and cold and my burger was mediocre at best. I've had better at McDonald's. I was hoping after waiting so long to be seated I would be blown away by the food and in the end say \"it was worth the wait.\" Yeah, that's a big soggy NO! The minute I put one fry in my mouth my attitude went from bad to worse because I love me some good fries and when my fries are sucking, I start to hate you. \n\n We didn't order the frozen hot chocolate because by the time we were done with our food, we were all over it and just wanted to leave. \n\nAll in all I was not impressed by the Vegas location. I'm sure the Manhattan one is by far better but then again, everything is better in New York....
__label__1 We got the Classic Hot Fudge Sundae with vanilla and mint chocolate chip. The ice cream was way too rich, the price was way too high, and the service was terrible.\nThe manager even told us we weren't allowed to sit inside because there's a long line of people waiting outside to get seated but no one was outside and the restaurant was deserted. And they turned off the fans outside.
__label__1 Just a couple of tips!\n\nDon't worry about getting the Frozen Hot Chocolate; it just tastes like a cheap milkshake--but if you have to get it at least once, I understand... I won't tell you what to do with your $10-$12\n\nAlso, if you get the Crab and Artichoke dip, be ready for lots of Krab and not a lot of Artichoke to put onto some burnt toast\n\nThen there is the hot dog--why would you even get a hot dog here? Pinks is RIGHT down the street, and it's legendary! This place... um, not so much.\n\nApparently the pizza was awesome, but that observation came from someone who was completely plastered--take this under advisement.\n\nOh! And the berries are fantastic as well as the fries.\n\nGet it girl!
__label__1 I heard many good things about this place and so was excited to try it out.\n\nMy friends and I ordered the Thai Beef Salad, Asian Chicken Salad, Monsters Meatball and Spaghetti, and Grilled Salmon. We were extremely disappointed. I don't even know what the meatballs tasted like. The spaghetti and salad dressings were BAD. The rice was hard. The salmon was a-ok, but the portion was small compared to other dishes.\n\nOn the bright side, I tried their famous frozen hot chocolate, and I loved it! We all loved it! Totally made my experience better. \n\nI don't know if we didn't order the right food, but I'm definitely not coming back here for their food, ONLY FOR DESSERT!
__label__1 Over\n\nMy lowly review is unlikely to have any effect on the patronage of this over-hyped, over-crowded and over-priced tourist trap.  \n\n$15 for a double frozen hot chocolate?  Shame on me for giving into hype.  I feel like I got slapped silly and got called Susan.  It was kind of like a chocolate shake with ice chunks.  \n\nMy buddy had the \"coward's\" banana split.  For $14.  It looked to me like a big...banana split.  That cost $14.  Last I checked, I bananas and ice cream don't cost much.  But I suppose rent at Caesar's Palace does.\n\nWe could have gone to Max Brenner...or maybe just stayed home and saved ourselves the hour wait for a table, the 45 minutes we waited for our orders to be served and the $$ I spent.  \n\nSweet?  Yes, very.\n\nBitter?  Nah, just over it.
__label__1 Was craving a frozen hot chocolate all week long prior to going to Vegas, so I walked down here after doing a bit of shopping at the Forum shops. Seeing as how I was ONLY gonna get a frozen hot chocolate, I went to the line outside and thought, oh, this is going to move fast cuz there's only 4 people in front of me. \n\nWaiting\n\nWaiting\n\nWaiting\n\nWaiting\n\n20 min later, I finally get to the front of the line. SLOWEST MOVING LINE EVER! Why do they not have more people working here when the line moves at the speed of molasses. My grandma can do cartwheels faster. \n\nAnywhoo, after paying a ridiculous $10 and waiting over 20 min, i finally had my meh frozen hot chocolate. Wasn't as good as the first time I had it. I feel sorry for the people who were waiting behind me in the growing line.
__label__0 First of all, this place was extremely cold to the point and too noisy yo couldn't even have a conversation with the person next to you. I ordered their mac'n'cheese and it was really good, my mother ordered the tuna tacos which were raw! i'm not sure if they were supposed to be like that but they tasted horrible, my father ordered the asian chicken salad and he said it tasted like any other chicken salad only the difference was it was way overpriced. The portions were small and we were going to order some dessert but couldn't handle not one minute of being there so we finished our food and left in a hurry. Worst dining experience I've had. But the service was okay, except that the food took long to get to our tables. I wouldn't return ever to that restaurant but I will probably order (dessert since I haven't tried it)  from their outside window and take it to-go.
__label__0 Two stars at best!  If your going for Frozen Hot Chocolate you'll be fine.  Service good, food mediocre... They messed up seared Ahi, and it took 10 minutes to remake, it came back out on an app plate...incorrect and then took another 5 minutes to re-plate.  I have had best food and managerial attention (had non here) from Denny's.  Thanks Serendipity!  Don't try to make a mint from a name...try some customer service please.
__label__0 Horrible!\n\nFrozen hot chocolate = milk + ice + hot cocoa powder blended together for $10.  Not sure why everyone is raving about it?!  It was the worst drink ever!  Especially in comparison to a regular milk shake...\n\nOn top of that, the ice cream used in the shakes, cones, and sundaes is Ben and Jerry's.  Uh, you are a fancy schmancy ice cream shop and you don't make your own ice cream?  \n\nTo top it all off, there was a 30 minute wait to get in.  There is a real B&J's just down the street on the strip and another one in the Miracle Mile shops...So why waste your time at Serendipity 3?\n\nWhy? WHY?!
__label__0 You'd think a famous & expensive place would have great food and great service. Yah, who wudda thunk those things are important to people? I guess the owners of Serendipity 3 just don't care much anymore. \n\nShort version: \nService is below that of a chain-casual dining spot. The food is expensive but cheaply made. I can make wayyyyyyy better stuff at home. Cleanliness is questionable. So if you are reading this... spend your money on a buffett or show. \n\nLong version:\n\nSERVICE:\nWalked past the host who was barely alive. Jeez, you are a cute girl so please smile. I know its hot out, but there is mist and a nice breeze plus its your job. Server was nice but was missing often. \n\nWhy is there a 30 minute wait when there are so many empty tables? Your servers can't handle more then 3 parties of 4 people? Please, management pick up the ball and provide some training and push your employees to be more than they can be. \n\nTook forever with my change too. :P\n\nFOOD: \nLooks nice, tastes fine, but it should have been better!!! \n\n$14 strawberry fields sundae \nyummy cheesecake, STORE BOUGHT strawberry ice cream, atleast there was real whipped cream, cheap strawberry syrup, and one little strawberry. \n$11 oreo frozzzen hot chocolate \nFrozen watery crap with canned whipped topping like a Frappuciono from starbucks you left in the sun for 10 minutes. \n\nDECOR: \nPretty AT FIRST, but looks like they threw this place together cheap. plus CLEAN YOUR TABLES. Stick & the pretty lamp on the table had old marshmellow on it. NASTY! \n\nLeme tell you a secret. if you have water, blender, instant drink mix, and ice you can make these \"FROZZEN HOT CHOCOLATES.\"\nTake two-three heaping table spoons of any of your instant coffee or hot chocolate mix. Maybe add 1 tbsp of sugar if you want it sweeter. Put in blender. Add 8 oz water. Blend. Get a 16 oz cup. Fill with ice. Put in blender. Blend until smooth. TAR-DAR! You just saved $10-11 dollars.
__label__1 Always wanted to try Serendipity in NY, but the wait was always awful so I was really excited to try it in Las Vegas. I was quite disappointed. I wasn't expecting stellar service, but some service would have been nice. We were seated and apparently there aren't sections bc we had a few servers come to our table attempting to take our order. \n\nOur food came out 30 min later - we ordered hot wings and 2 frozen hot chocolates. The wings were standard. The frozen hot chocolate came out a nasty soupy mess. It is essentially an overpriced iced down chocolate milk shake w gobs of whipped cream. I really wanted to like it here, but they failed. 2 stars because the actual restaurant is really cute.
__label__2 Meh.\n\nThe +'s:\n+ Great outdoor sidewalk cafe with plenty of shade to kill that relentless heat\n+ Great people watching for those crossing Caesar's Palace\n+ Great for large groups but place can get crowded at peak times. Consider reservations.\n+ Plenty of brunch choices which is meal I sat for: chicken and waffles, steak strip sandwich, omelettes, french toast, pancakes bigger than your head and etc.\n+ French toast decent. Decadent and huge portions. \n+ Portions are great to be shared. Think massive caloric portions like Cheesecake Factory. Gross! Best to be shared than downed alone.\n+ Great home fries.\n\nThe -'s:\n- Portions are gargantuan! Hello server who served 12 girls. Did you not see we were all petite?? It would have been a better tip for you if you had just suggested that the portions were huge. None of us finished our meals and we can all eat but come on! The food portions were ridiculous and we could have shared. And no we did not know the portions were huge because more none of the patrons are from Vegas!!!!\n- We were asked to wait nearly 45 minutes until another server could arrive because our party was too large to serve! And this was after we had called for reservations in advance and were told that we would have no problem being seated at 10am. Get your story straight.\n- 10 oz. sirloin steak sandwich for $20. I saw mostly French baguette rather than steak. \n- Frozen hot chocolate. It's just hot chocolate that has sat in the freezer. Or hot chocolate over ice. Not memorable. Pass.
__label__2 We split a regular frozen hot chocolate and a strawberry supreme (I found it almost a little too sweet.)\n\nMaybe it was my sky high expectations of the place having always wanted to try Serendipity but it was just okay. Good but okay. Over-priced but good.\nLong wait but hey, it's in that kind of location.\nThey did however take forever to make the strawberry supreme making drinks for several people who had ordered after me while mine sat in the blender.\n\nThat was a little annoying but honestly it won't stop me from going back and trying the restaurant in the future.
__label__1 While the name and concept is really eye catching, the food does not live up to par. Food is really heavy, rich, and greasy-almost like fast food type and for what you get, it's pretty expensive. Wait is long and service is not that great, and even then youll probably end up being seated outside in the cold.\n\n For starters, my friends and i ordered the onion ring tower. It comes out stacked beautifully with dipping sauces of ranch and such, and was actually pretty good-probably the best part of the entire meal. For my main entree I ordered the truffle mac and cheese ($14). The dish was decent, but nothing too memorable, just a bunch of cheese mixed into some pasta, which I couldn't even finish because it was just too rich after a couple of bites. High heel pump sandwich ($16) is HUGE, but it's also a got so much going on in it it that it becomes a big sloppy mess to eat. My friend ordered the ABC burger which she said was good, but nothing great that would make her come back for it again, especially for $16.50. Maybe this place is better left for desserts. I've heard good things about their frozen hot chocolate selections so next time I'm here, Ill definitely try that instead.
__label__1 Not impressed at all with Serendipity 3. I've been wanting to experience this place for quite sometime, I still have hope for the NY location. I met a few friends here on Saturday night for dessert. There were a couple people in line in front of us after 11p and we were sat within about 20-30 minutes. I ordered the carrot cake and smores hot chocolate. The carrot cake was nothing special at all. HUGE, yes - tasty NO. The smores hot chocolate was pretty good the toasted marshmallows were good, but I LOVE marshmallows so that's an easy to please right there. The graham crackers were good and sort of smushy in the cup and I think it had chocolate kisses in it. It was ok. I also shared a frozen Oreo hot chocolate with me friend. It's not something I ever need to try again. The decor of this place is also awful in my opinion. It was about 30 degrees outside so the thing Serendipity did have going was the heat - it felt about 100 degrees in there. I didn't try any of the meals but I certainly wouldn't go for this type of meal if on the strip with the other selections. Our server was very nice and we actually closed the place down - it must have been after 1A when we left.
__label__4 Frozen hot chocolate, grilled cheese sandwiches, goldfishes swimming in my tomato soup, creamy mac and cheese, and one of the best chili I have tried.  Can't you tell I like this place.  My Las Vegas to go to place!
__label__2 What can I say, each time I'm here there's always a wait. But that's pretty much all the negative I have about the place.  \n\nThe food here comes in large portions that even someone like me will have a hard time finishing.  I ordered the strawberry milkshake and the spicy penne pasta with huge uncut prosciutto and mozzarella laid over the top, and my gf ordered the wood grilled salmon item (I think it's the only salmon featured item in the menu). \n\nSo now it's been three days and I can't stop thinking about the milkshake. The pasta on the other hand was so much that I couldn't even try to finish half of it after sharing a caesar salad with my gf.  I didn't think much of the salmon but my gf ended up finishing her meal completely.\n\nThe biggest thing to take note of this place is that food comes in larger than expected portions. It's a good thing, but dangerous when eat your entire meal and you realized you have to talk two Vegas blocks back to your hotel.
__label__0 If you're from New Orleans, or love New Orleans food, do NOT waste your time. The breakfast was very disappointing.  The service was slow and not friendly. Coffee is $4 a cup, which they do not fill all the way and there are no free refills.
__label__4 LOVE LOVE LOVE this place! I cannot believe that it only has 3 stars at this point in time. When my girlfriends and I were in Vegas in August, we went to this place 3 times within the week period we were there. \n\nThe atmosphere is whimsical, cute and fun! The food was delicious....in fact, the best food I had in Vegas (even compared to many of the pricey restaurants). The service was also the best I had in Vegas.\n\nEverything here is delicious, from the entrees to the amazing desserts. While there, I had the Caesar Salad, and tried some of my friends' sandwiches and steak. All of the entrees were AMAZING! The Double Frrrozen Hot Chocolate is delish, and so refreshing on a hot day in Vegas! I also loved every single sundae we had.\n\nThis place is all around, THE BEST place in Vegas for atmosphere, service, and food! Check it out and enjoy the great views and wonderful food!
__label__3 We stopped by here for a late-night treat last week.  The ice cream sundae was everything a classic ice cream sundae should be, with hot fudge that was unusually delicious.  We also tried the oft-mentioned frozen hot chocolate, and it was very tasty (though we can't agree if it was better or worse than the hot fudge sundae).\n\nWe had no complaints about the full bar, either.  Why not wash down that ice cream with some rum and coke?!?  (aren't you here on vacation, anyway!?!)\n\nI also got points added to my Total Rewards card for going here!
__label__3 Had the most fabulous Sundae here.  It had several flavors of ice cream (including coffee yummmm), an entire piece of peanut butter pie, chocolate fudge, and whipped cream and it required no less than four of us to eat all of it.  Probably the best sundae I've ever had.\n\nHad a great selection of food and I loved the fun decor.  I was a bit disappointed in my burger (brie and avocado should have been fabulous, but feel a little bit tasteless and flat), but the portions were nice and the fries were good.
__label__1 I'm not quite sure why people love this place. Food is pretty expensive, but at least it tastes fine.  \n\nProbably the worst part of the meal came because we tried to get there early.  It was almost 95+ degrees in dry Las Vegas at 11:15 AM, but the misting fans that were on the outside patio didn't come on till noon.   Really guys?  You don't have control over your own fans?  Take them off the timer, seriously...\n\nAt least the servers were on top of refilling water, but that's only because we were dying on the patio during the summer time heat.\n\nMaybe just come for dessert?  Chances are you'll be drunk and won't want to walk to Caesar's Palace though...\n\nMight as well skip it, and just lie to your friends who didn't Vegas with you (and say it was whatever).
__label__0 The employees seem to hate their lives. We waited 15 minutes before the server even acknowledged us! They need some vitamin D in their lives!
__label__2 I was curious to try this out ever since I heard about the $1,000.00 sundae but yeah didn't order that lol! Sat at the bar because we didn't want to wait 15 minutes. We each had a coke and also had the mint chocochip sundae with marshmallow cream and fudge. It was pretty good but I think we should have tried the sundae with the deep fried oreos. Eh still was pretty good anyway.
__label__3 This visit was on point with our last visit. It was defiantly more crowded than our previous visit but that was to be expected since we went later at night and just for dessert.\nPer usual, the ice cream oriented dishes didn't disappoint. The frozen hot chocolate tasted a little off however. My wife described it as a tad chalkier than previous visits and the canned version (make at home version I should say).\n\nService was good despite a busy night. Also, we were seated very quickly with only a few minute wait.\n\nIt's worth a visit for dessert but i'd skip the food. Last time it was sub-par and not worth it.
__label__1 Their frozen hot chocolate is, in my opinion, overrated. I came here with my family after dinner for their famous frozen hot chocolate but it was a bit disappointing and definitely overpriced. It pretty much tasted like a blended chocolate milk slushie. The wait was pretty long as well. At least I can say that I have finally tried their frozen hot chocolate but I would not get it again. A $10 drink that's barely enough for two? No thanks. Also, the staff was not that friendly as well.
__label__1 Good for a dessert place, bad for food.  \n\nCame here on a Sunday for brunch super hungry.  We waited 30 minutes to be seated and ended up sitting outside on the patio in 106 degree heat.  While they have fans with water misters, they don't reach certain tables.  I had to ask the hostess to move to a better table where we would get at least some mist.  The outside patio is covered by a pink tarp which gave everything a bright pink glare.  Bring sunglasses!\n\nWe were starving by the time we were seated.  We waited 5 minutes for a server to take our drink order.  By this time we already knew what we wanted to order so we placed our order.  I got an LEO omelet and the main squeeze ordered a  burger.   It took 10 minutes for us to get our water and another 10 minutes to get our food.   My omelet was all egg and hardly any onions and salmon.  It tasted dry and salty.  The burger was okay.  It seemed like forever until we found the waitress to ask for our check.  We ordered a cookies and cream milkshake to go. That came back 5 minutes later along with our check.  \n\nMy experience here was pretty bad.  I feel like it was a waste of time and energy sitting around waiting, waiting, and waiting for food that wasn't even good.  The best part of the whole experience was the milkshake--it was delicious.
__label__2 The last time I came here was about a year ago since we come to Vegas every August.  Last year I remember when we went to the express window, they had two sizes of the frozen hot chocolates; regular and large.  I think the regular was around $8 maybe and when I went recently, I couldn't believe how expensive they've gotten!  Now at the express window they charge $11 for the smaller size!!  They don't have large anymore; just one tiny cup of frozen hot chocolate at a ridiculous price.  I don't remember ever buying a single serving size drink for $11 before...just CRAZY.  \n\nAnyways we've eaten here before too and food is nothing special but I do admit, the frozen hot chocolate is really good.  We tried the strawberry this year and I think that one's my new favorite....SO GOOD.  We usually just do the express window because dining in takes so long.  I don't know why the wait is always forever and the hostesses are all grumpy from being constantly busy.  I also came in to buy a package of the frozen hot chocolate mix for $6...and really, I'm pretty sure the mix is just your typical hot chocolate powder.  I'm gonna try making this frozen hot chocolate with just regular hot chocolate mix and see how it goes.  \n\nBottom Line: Love the frozen hot chocolate, hate the price.
__label__0 Boy was I itching to get to a computer to give this place a 1 star.  \n\nI know a lot of people want to try this place out because of it's famous NY location.  My opinion is that you're better off going somewhere else.\n\nIt's like 100+ degrees with a decent sized line and the cashier is moving like molasses.  I don't understand how come he is so slow, he is only taking orders...not filling orders.  It's odd when the line at fast food chains can move so fast while this place moves so slow\n\nAnd the wait would be worth it if the food was amazing...but it's not.  The frozen hot chocolate (which i believe is their signature item) is nothing more then a glorified frappuccino that costs 2-3x as much as the starbucks version.\n\nAnd i got a grasshopper marshmallow mint sundae that was as disappointing as humanly possible.   It's like 50% vanilla ice cream, 50% whipped cream, a bunch of mint chocolate chunks and possibly some marshmallow syrup?  I couldn't even taste any marshmallow.  It's one of those times when you don't know what to expect but you DO know that what you got was awful.
__label__0 40 minute wait for hotdog and burger, others waited longer than us just for ice cream.... $10 tiny burger. Don't do it
__label__1 Environment: I felt like I was dining in a cafeteria. It was just one big open room. There was nothing interesting about the decor. Serendipity is supposed to have the reputation of having a cozy and pleasant environment, but this location failed that expectation.\n\nService: The server was friendly which was good except he disappeared after taking my order. Fortunately, the hostess was awesome enough to help me throughout the rest of my meal. The food was taking a bit longer than expected so she was the one that checked on the progress of the food, packed up my doggy bag after I was done, and closed out my check. She is probably the only reason I'm giving this place 2 stars.\n\nFood: I ordered a steak sandwich. The steak was waaayyyy too tough to even bite through. Took me MINUTES to get chew one bite of it. I know this place is supposed to be known for their dessert but after already being disappointed, I threw in my towel. \n\nI'd recommend coming here if you're in the mood for an overpriced fancy dessert.
__label__0 Don't bother! We were greeted by some blonde hostess girl who was being EXTRA rude to everyone who had a question....we asked how long the wait was and they said  it was a 30 to 40 mins but we were on our way out of Vegas so we went to the To Go side....... All 4 of us ordered the bacon cheeseburger which was literally the size of a McDonald's hamburger it came with cheese and bacon no condiments not lettuce or tomatoes with fries an extra large soda for $16 each!!! We could have gone to In n out and spent that much on 2 meals I wanted rootbeer as my drink so They had to give me a small because the rootbeer is more expensive?????. \nThe banana split my friend ordered was not spectacular I could have made a better one at home plus it wouldn't cost nearly as much.
__label__0 After foregoing the 45 min wait to sit inside, I decided to try the outside take-out window. You would think that on the last Friday of the year, when Vegas is more crowded than usual, there would be more than one person working the counter. Well I thought wrong as I stood patiently in line in 46 degree weather. I could see one guy taking orders, working the cashier, AND preparing the food. After a 25 min wait I finally approached the window only to be told half the menu items were sold out! Really?! So I ordered the Frrrozen Hot Chocolate to see what all the hype was about. I am sad to say it was not worth the wait or $11! Very dissatisfied. The only positive is we didn't wait 45 min to be seated inside.
__label__2 Frozen Hot Chocolate.  That's pretty much it...it's worth the wait and worth trying it at least once, no matter what the impact on your wallet is.
__label__1 The food here is mediocre. I can probably make the same thing I've had here at home. It's also way over priced. Don't waste your money on an easy Mac Alfredo pasta or a Las Vegas steak strip hard rock bread sandwich!
__label__3 Loved loved their frozen hot chocolate and onion rings.  \n\nWe went there, didn't have a reservation but it was only like 30 mins to get a table inside.  The place itself is really eclectic and tea room looking.  We ordered the onion rings, house salad and potato skins since we didnt want to get too full for dinner. The frozen hot chocolate came out first, soo good.  We finished that really fast.  Then the others came out.  Their onion rings are soo crispy and stayed crispy throughout the meal.  The salad was ok, as salad is. The potato skins were sad though, not really good and kind of soft? \n\nThe frozen hot chocolate really makes up for everything else, if not for this and onion rings we would not really even consider coming back.
__label__1 I would have to give this only two stars. If t weren't for the manager to be apologetic then this would have been a 1star. \n\nSo I at here with a couple of friends and we got seated immediately since we has reservations. So that was fine. HEIDI was our waitress and lemme say... Not the sweetest thing at all... For someone who had been there for 3 years and helps train other waiters/waitresses I would love to question her skills. If someone asks for suggestions about a specific plate u think they would try to figure out what kind of taste ur lookin for and have some kind of suggestions. But her comment was \"the hangover omelet is the popular one\" that really didn't help me decide on the dish. And since it was popular the. Y not try it. I should have stuck to my first choice and ordered the corned beef and hash. Don't think that could ever get messed up. Other than getting burnt potatoes. \n\nYou think paying 15 for an omelet it would be spectacular. But it wasn't. I satisfied my craving with a nations hotdog... Well worth my $12. I don't think I would ever eat here again. Maybe try the one in New York. Service may be a lot more better there. Over it was a good experience but worse service possible. Thanks for leaving a bad taste for me an my friends.
__label__3 Great Brunch in Vegas.  sit out on the patio over the strip and people watch
__label__4 Love this place.  Of course they are famous for their frozen hot chocolate.. it is amazing. The High heel pump sandwich was very good.. The food is good and a fun place to eat.. I have to go there a few times a year...
__label__2 I felt the frozen hot chocolate was a little hyped up.  It's just an iced version of hot chocolate.  I thought it was gonna be spectacular too.  By the way, you'd want to order the small since the order for 2 is large enough to feed 4 adults unless you want a sugar high.  My recommendation is a 3/5.\n\nThe entrees sampled are the crispy chicken salad and the crab cake sandwiches.  The crispy chicken salad is your regular old green salad with dressing of your choice.  What's different about it is the large fried chicken pieces that comes with it.  If you want to order a salad just to be conservative on the calories, you might want to eat less of the chicken and more of the greens.  Overall, the crispy chicken salad is 3/5 but the chicken gives it a +1 so it turns out to be 4/5.  The crab cake sandwich is just a plain old crab cake sandwich with an inflated price.  That's a 3/5.\n\nOverall, this place is between 3 and 4 stars with more leaning towards 3 stars.  Still, it's a nice place to go for a cold dessert on a hot desert summer day.
__label__2 OH MY!! I cannot believe I forgot to rate this place.. I went I believe July 3rd around mid-day. It was hot as he** outside and didn't help that half the seating for serendipity is outside on the patio. Needless to say we waited to be seated about 20-25 mins or so. \nThe food was pretty good. Huge portions, for me anyways so I split the sandwich I ordered which was \"The strip steak sandwich\". Good but I would prefer a better cut of steak... eh anyways moving along it was all good but a little overpriced. \n \nIf weather permitted would have preferred outside seating and dessert but I was too full and it was too hot to try either.. However I did come back the next day and I tried the frozen hot chocolate and the oreo frozen hot chocolate but this time I went to the walk-up, to-go window...super convenient and fast by the way.\n\nBoth were good but oreo one was better. Had a richer taste to it. The plain one was somewhat iced down.. I'm a chocolate lover so.... they also weren't as big as the ones I seen inside. not sure what difference was.. I posted some pics also of the items. \n\nAnyways I will go to the one in New York next and see what the diff is and I will come here again next time I visit Vegas.
__label__0 Worst service. Had reservations and was bring our child to celebrate her Bday.  Had to walk out after an hour of waiting.  Manager was passive and didn't care.  DO NOT GO HERE unless you have to do the touristy thing!
__label__0 Wife and I visited here two days ago.  We waited an hour for our sandwich which was not properly cooked (steak sandwich with the meat barely cooked and bloody).  Our desert arrived an hour late.  When we talked to the manager, he just smirked \"the was not even cooked huh\" after seeing the bloody mess on our table.  No apology.  What a disappointment for an anniversary dinner.  Never going back!
__label__0 Looks like Sandra C and Jay G experienced the same horrible service as we did.  Sunday around 9am.  They were not that busy but had severabl people waiting outside and empty tables inside.  The check in person asked for a cell phone to text us when the table was ready, yet called out names for others.  People that came after us were seated before us since we did not have our cell phone in hand to know they text us and called names for others. When we were going to be seated outside and asked if we could take one of the EMPTY tables under the umbrella, we were told they were not being waited on.  We asked for an EMPTY table in the corner that was BETWEEN 2 tables that had patrons at (would assume the waitress that was serving those tables could serve the EMPTY table) but were told we would have to wait 5 minutes before they could assing a waitress to our table.  We asked if we could wait while sitting at the EMPTY table.  That bothered the hostess but she allowed us to sit there.  And...YES... we waited... longer than 5 minutes as waitresses passed up our table to wait on the tables around us.  After ordering, the coffee took forever to come--- in paper cups because they ran out of actual coffee cups...with a LESS than packed house....guess that means if they are full at breakfast time...EXPECT TO GET YOUR COFFEE IN PAPER CUPS. The food was delivered...3 of the 4 of us had food.  I tasted my food while we waited...it was COLD.  The food would have been good if it has at least been warm.\nCustomer service of check in and seating, service at the table, food prep and delivery all need attention.
__label__1 Very disappointed with Serendipity 3! The worst service ever! The wait was over 30 minutes for a table which I could understand but why wait another 30+ minutes to receive your food?! I'm sorry but that is not acceptable. \n\nI give this place 2 stars only because the waffles we ordered tasted good.  But it could have been because they starved us to death waiting for our food.  At any rate, I would not return here.  The server even gave us an attitude because we made a mistake on how we were splitting our bill within our group.  \n\nI don't understand what all hype is about this place.
__label__1 2 stars for frozen hot chocolate... yummm\nWaiting time to be seated 30 mins\nWater to be delivered at your table 15 mins\nAnother 15 mins wait to take your orders\n41 minutes wait for the food :( \nFood was so-so, not bad, not that good either.\n\nI only want the frozen hot choco, so I'll just order at the window next time.
__label__1 Came to Vegas for an all girls trip. My Bestie wanted to try their frozen hot chocolate. I have no idea what it was so i told her go ahead! the 5 of us shared 2 different ones (Original and Oreooo). it was 11 bucks each and the wait to order was over 20 minutes. \n\nWhen we tried it, it was very very very very very disappointing. I felt like it just tasted like a milk shake, but some milk shakes taste even better... i don't know what the big fuss about it was. I was excited too, because i love dessert, but they were overly sweet and not special at all.\n\nI am glad we split it and didn't decide to buy one on our own....\n\nI will not be back from any more frozen hot chocolate, maybe for something else.\n\n=]
__label__2 Another stop on our agenda... not much of a wait as it was only me and my friend grabbing an early dinner.  I ordered the baby back ribs with sweet potato fries.  The ribs were okay and just passable for me but maybe i should have known better than to order ribs since we are from Texas and the ribs here just seems better.  The sweet potato fries were just fries and I probably should have passed on them as they were pointless calories for me.\n\nThe reason we came here was for the Frozen Chocolate! I got the Mint Frozen Chocolate and man it was so freaking good!! I am normally not a sweets type of person but I will admit this was heaven in your mouth.  The delicious taste of chocolate goodness in your mouth *drool* I think i finished mine in like 5 minutes.  Will come back here but only for the Frozen Chocolate!
__label__2 Three stars only because the Crab Cake Sandwich was delicious. The fries met expectations, though the tartar sauce (?), I assume, had an aftertaste because of the metallic containment it was in. \n\nEven though the food was good and the prices were cheaper than I had expected since it is on the strip, my server wasn't up to par. If you sit inside, depending on where they seat you, you could possibly see the kitchen. I was disappointed that my server was touching her hair and face in the back of house area without washing her hands before handling our food. Though hair wasn't found on our plates, The lack of cleanliness was disappointing. Being in the f&b industry, and super anal about maintaining my professional, cleanly appearance, this was a definite turn-off. She wasn't personable at all, and treated my friend and I as if we were just young girls, as is familiar. She brought us water with apparent melted ice that indicated it was sitting there for a while. We asked for ice in the water for both of us, she brought us two new cups with ice filled to the rim. As I finished my food, she took away my plate and presented us with a check when my friend wasn't even half-way done with the meal; we might as well have ordered to-go! I still tipped her 20% just because I know tips are what we work for, but she definitely didn't deserve it. A meal is less appreciated when the service sucks.\n\nAlso, by all the other reviews I get from this place, by Yelpers, friends and family alike, I expected a better surrounding. The decor didn't live up Caesars palace. It was confusing figuring out whether the hostess was outside or inside. It was very awkward.\n\nI would still eat here again. And I'm sad I didn't try the frozen hot chocolate. Or the 1000$ gold sundae. Kidding. :P
__label__3 I come here for one thing. The Deep fried Oreo cookie Sunday. \n\n5 deep fried Oreo's, super premium cookies and cream ice cream, homemade hot fudge, marshmallow sauce, whipped cream. I like to add peanut butter sauce to mine. \n\nI COULD eat all of it, but have always shared it. It is big enough for 2. \n\nAt $15 one would balk, but this is truly a masterpiece of a dessert. I have tried the frozen hot chocolate and it's good, but tastes like something you can get at any coffee joint. \n\nI have seen much of the food from here and it all looks good. Those onion ring stacks are impressive. \n\nThe 4 stars is for the Deep fried Oreo cookie Sunday only.
__label__1 Service was good, however, Denny's makes better food than this place..ordered ribs, was pretty dry. They tried to plate it nicely but it looked more like a hot mess. Not worth $22. Also had fetuccini Alfredo pasta, pasta was over cooked. Sauce taste like canned sauce... Do they care how they serve their food here? \n\nWasn't too impressed with the frozen hot chocolate either. \n\nOutside patio sitting area is pretty dirty as well. Not coming back here..
__label__0 I have been looking forward to trying this place for a long time now. And with a girl trip to Vegas for my birthday, what better place to go to have my birthday dessert. \n\nWhat a huge mistake!! It was by far the worst service I have ever had and what makes it so bad is we only had dessert. First off, we waited about 20 minutes for our waiter to take our drink order, then another 10 for that to be served to us and then another 30 minutes for our desserts to come out. To top it off the dessert wasn't even that amazing. But what made it such a bad experience, I mean enough for me to write a review because I don't ever write reviews but this one I couldn't let go. The wait staff, they were horrible, no customer service skills what so ever. As we're sitting there waiting for our bill, the waiter finally comes to give it to us. Then sitting there waiting for him to take it, we see him clearing off other tables and taking dishes to the back and he doesn't come back out. So I flag a waiter down and ask him if he could get out waiter, which he said he would. Still no sign of him. So I finally walk up front to the hostess and ask him can we please pay our bill, we've been sitting there waiting for 30 minutes. He says he will get our waiter. Still no sign. Then we ask another waiter and finally he takes our bill to the back and gives it to our server. Finally 10 minutes he walks out with our credit card slips. Guess what bud no tip for you!! That was by far the worst experience in a restaurant that I have ever had!!! Never again will I go there or allow any of my family or friends to go there either
__label__1 20 minute wait to sit inside so we sat outside. \n\nOrdered the classic frrrrrozen hot chocolate for two and a side of fries while we read the front of the giant menu. \nWaitress came out dragging her feet like this was the last place shed like to be. Brought over the fries and announced the hot chocolate would be right out. \nFries were stale and rough. Warm, if anything. \nThe hot chocolate covered by a pile of whipped cream and chocolate shavings. Cold chocolate milk at best. \n\nOverall service was subpar. Food was mediocre. For the price, it could do much better.
__label__0 So my family went to Vegas to celebrate my daughter's birthday. Of course this is the perfect place to sing to her. I'm willing to spend $200-$300 for our family. We came in and it was 100 degree outside, we were all tired and hungry.  Then this family came and cut in, this lady ( the mom) cut in with a straight face and didn't even care cause she knows she's doing it on purpose. My husband told her husband we were in line but I said to him it's ok cause they were only party of 3 and we have 6 in our group anyway. Then I told my husband, \"just be grateful your not married to that kind of woman.\" And the husband heard, the husband and her kid was embarrassed by that woman's attitude. People, don't embarrass your family just for a table! Anyway, so we got our table....our waitress asked what we want for a drink, I gave her our order and I said that's all and I said \"That's all\"....and she said, \"that's all you are going to order\". And I'm thinking for a drink \"yes\". She left and I saw her whispering to another waitress, and I'm like..... hmmmm???? Then I came close To her register and asked to sing for my daughter, so she said to order a desert, so I did and she  brought the sundae with a candle and DIDN'T even sing to my daughter.... She just left it on our table. So we just sang to my daughter, just us!!!! How RUDE!!!! Our waitress is this black lady, that looks like a unemployed stripper/semi retired prostitute. And she's also too slow!!! Then we were waiting to order, looking at their yummy looking food. And we can't understand why she's taking too long to come back. After 30 minutes she came back with a receipt!!!! WTF!!!!! There's six of us and we only ordered drinks and you thought that's all we're ordering!!!! Dumb waitress!!!! We're celebrating my daughter's birthday!!! Anyway we were so pissed that we just decided to leave. This place is understaff..... their sundae are too sweet, the frozen chocolate drink that everyone is talking about is too grainy. YuKkk!!! And they have one dumb black waitress that needs training. I can't believe I didn't check her name. The other waitress seem nice and faster. But she's just too slow and obviously this place is under staff. They overcharge people and their understaff. Ridiculous!!!! Never will I come to this place again!
__label__0 Horrible service today, 8/2/14, around 5:30pm. We waited a long time in line because the person taking orders was pretty leisurely about it. But the WORST was the 30 minute wIt for a corn dog and French fries!! Everyone ordering ice cream sundaes gets served first by the same cook the makes the food like hamburgers and for dogs as well! We were #27 and ice ream orders in the high 30's were being Called while we were still waiting. Worst thing is when I saw our food up and they still didn't call our #. Stay away. Not worth waiting half hour in 100+ degree heat.
__label__2 The service takes forever... But they are nice... Obviously you must get the Frozen Hot Chocolate... Get it girrrrrrrrrrl
__label__1 My sweet tooth led my boyfriend and I here after dinner on a Friday evening. Well, the good news - we weren't sugar bombed. The bad news - It was totally watered down. \n\nI was disappointed with the Frozen Hot Chocolate; I was really expecting it to taste like chocolate - rich and luscious. Can you blame me? Unfortunately, it was overly icy and the chocolate flavor was super mellow, watered down with a slight hint of sweetness. The massive amount of whipped cream on top was the sweetest part of the entire drink, but that's not saying much since the ratio of ice overpowered every other flavor we tasted. \n\nThe \"regular\" $13 sized original frozen hot chocolate was shared between my boyfriend and I just fine. For us, it was the right amount. They also had a size \"for two\" $17, but I'm glad we didn't opt for the larger size. It was bland, watery and not memorable. \n\nI would say the best part of the experience  was sipping the same cup as my date, it was really cute and romantic. So if you're not looking to be wow'ed by flavor or quality, I would suggest taking your date here for some cute ol' romance and that's about it - I don't see myself making my way out there for any other reason. \n\nThey also serve appetizers, lunch, dinner, shakes, splits, sundaes, coffee and other desserts which all looked average to me. \n\nPro tip: they sell hello kitty mini beanie babies here for about $10 (and change) each
__label__1 Just ok. Nothing worth the hype. Def not worth waiting in line. You're probably there to just experience it and call it a day! Super cute inside and staff was friendly. I will say I didn't try the sweets, only breakfast food. So maybe that was the issue.
__label__4 Good stuff great food awesome atmosphere love the restaurant I will be back. A must to if you're feeling up for dessert.
__label__3 It can be a long wait sometimes, but they are able to text you when your table is ready. Warning though, they will only hold your table for 5 minutes. This place is really famous for their Frozen Hot Chocolate. I've tried their coffee flavored and i have to say it was pretty good. The prices can be a bit high, but you are in Las Vegas so it'll always be high (think of how much the Starbucks is across the street). I got their grilled cheese with tomato soup and that was delicious. So was their chicken strips, but when you think about it, you can probably get that somewhere else for a cheaper price. It's the ambience, location, and that frozen hot chocolate that you're kind of paying for. I recommend that you have a Total Rewards card because there is a discount for that. Enjoy the that Frozen Hot Chocolate!!!
__label__1 We arrived around 11pm and we were seated pretty much immediately however, our table top had spilled coffee and food on it, the chairs also had drinks spilled on them, and the floor under our table also had food on it. We asked the hostess for someone to clean the table we waited standing around our table for almost 10 mins, when no one came we cleaned it ourselves with the napkins on the table . Our server wasn't really friendly at all. We were a party of six ppl they brought out food for only two ppl while the rest of us waited another 25-30 mins for our food. the food was ok. We ordered omelets and burgers our food wasn't even hot when received it. Dirty restaurant, ok service and alright food, I won't be back.
__label__3 Such an awesome dessert place, ugh. Came here about two summers ago when my friends and I headed over to Las Vegas for EDC and I still crave it from time to time.\nThe Frozen Hot Chocolate and the Strawberry Fields Sundae were to die for, especially in the scorching Vegas heat. \nCan't really say much for the actual food though. I stopped by once for breakfast after the event and all my friends agreed that it was pretty mediocre for the price, nothing special. \nOverall, I've always heard great things about Serendipity's infamous Frozen Hot Choco and I have to confirm that it's a must try (especially during the summer)!!
__label__0 Not worth the stop. Service is slow, and they are very understaffed. When a man in a suit and tie is bussing tables you know the restaurant has issues. Loud atmosphere. They stop serving breakfast at 11am. Waited 40 minutes for a table for to only to find out we could no longer get breakfast. No exceptions either.
__label__1 i cant believe i paid 20 bucks for a hamburger with bacon and a fried egg on it... and it tasted plain\n\nwait time was long\n\nfood is really overpriced u can better quality and flavor for what you pay for else where\n\ntried the frozen hot chocolate - it was 'meh' basically its like a frappacino with 90% whipped cream\n\ni would not eat here again
__label__1 Always wanted to try. Not impressed. Their signature drink frozen hot drinks were somewhat a little disappointing. Too sweet, tasted like a slushy melted ice cream. We had the chicken and waffles for breakfast... Ummmm no!!! Chicken too dry, potato too dry and waffles just lack that umpf! Pricing was a little over priced for the food that you ca
__label__2 Its okay
__label__2 We have patronized Ah-So many, many times...After reading other reviews I have decided to post one based on our many experiences.  First of all, we love the Tuna Sashimi, has always been very fresh and very good.  We also get the spicy tuna roll, crunch munch roll, edamame and sometimes gyoza.  The food is why we have always gone back..We have never been disappointed with that aspect.  \n\nThe service however, has always missed the mark.  From rude or uninterested hostess/greeters to ever changing food servers to inappropriately dressed female bartenders.  We ALWAYS sit at the round tables in the \"bar area\", we may or may not get waited on before asking for service.  It seems that if you see a server, but you are not in their section, you don't get served...very disappointing that a server can see you have been there for a good 5 minutes and no one has helped you and they don't even stop to see if they can get you anything.  Another aspect that is irritating is the fact that we do frequent the place, at least once a week and never any type of recognition that they even know who we are.\n\nAll of that being said, and why I have now rated them at 3 stars...Last night (Saturday) we had an absolutely awesome experience!  They have a new Sushi Chef and it is very apparent based on the rolls and sashimi, as I said, we always liked the food but last night it was exceptional.  We like what they are doing with the decor, looks more like a restaurant than a sports bar, although they still need to do something with the cafeteria style look to the center of the restaurant tables...not inviting at all. \n\nNow for our service...our server was Ali, for the first time ever...He recognized us as regular customers, greeted us with a friendly demeanor and even remembered what we had to drink on previous occasions.  He got our order perfect, made sure everything was great, kept up with our drinks, etc without being obtrusive or overbearing.  He even made sure the manager Po, came over and introduced himself and chatted with us about the changes being made...this made for very personal service and an enjoyable evening.\n\nI am only giving 3 stars, although last night deserved 5 stars, because I want to make sure they keep up with that level of service and that things are really changing around there for the better.  As of now...Great Job Ali and Ah-So Chef's!
__label__0 Horrible! I am from Philly and have been in Phoenix for a week now. I have had some great meals in this town, but this was not good at all. So-so service & yucky food. Nasty Appetizer, soggy salad & a tough steak to round it out. Avoid at all cost!
__label__0 food sucked, Hot food cold, sushi was not that great. Service was totally horrible. basically a sports bar,  I have been here 3 times, the last time, we just ordered shushi to go, which was totally underheard of, based on how the servers acted.  Seems like a ton of middle school girls work here, girls at front dest sat me down in waiting area, but then not 5 minutes later, asked why I was sitting there.. I went to pay for food at the bar, because it was to go, but then asked to leave a tip?... I didnt. \n\nThe AHSO I would go to is on bell and roughly 62nd Ave.. They great you with a smile, food is amazing, sushi is the best, excellent atmosphere.
__label__1 The fish was fresh enough but the spicy crab roll was all heat.  Gyoza seemed overdone and the edamame was bland.  Service was good if you don't count the servers standing around the teppanyaki table chatting away.
__label__1 Really good barbecue, really spotty service.\n\nI think the Famous Dave's franchise is a wonderful success story of stick-to-it-ive-ness and the American Entreprenurial Spirit. Dave Anderson's story is very compelling. I just wish everyone at this particular restaurant were as jazzed about Dave as I am.\n\nThe menu is fairly priced for lunch and dinner. I usually get a two-meat combo (catfish and brisket) with a side of firecracker green beans, and it comes with a half ear of corn on the cob, a cornbread muffin, and a half a slice of texas toast. There's like six flavors of barbecue sauce on the table. It comes to around twelve bucks with iced tea.\n\nWhat I don't like about this Famous Dave's is the service. It's hit or miss...mostly miss. How some waiters keep their jobs is beyond me. I guess the manager is a very tolerant person or whatever. Today, I sat down with a few others for lunch, saw our waiter a total of three times: to take our order, to deliver our drinks AND food at the same time, and to bring the check...in about a whole hour! Ugh.\n\nI love the food, that's the only reason this review gets two stars.\n\nBeware of the so-called \"Happy Hour\" from 2pm to 6pm weekdays. Three Bucks (!!) for a 23-ounce Budweiser. That is really disappointing to me. We're not talking about Imported German Beer, we're talking Bud on Tap! Incredible.
__label__3 Zooey-Mama!  This place has some decent 'que for being a chain.  I mean that in the nicest way.  This is some good stuff!\n\nIt was 'date night' recently and the lady and I finally decided to go visit Famous Dave's since we've always talked about it but never quite made the committment to try it.  So I gassed up the ride, put on some Mr. Bean in the DVD player, microwaved some popcorn, put out a couple Klondike Bars (hmmm...what wouldn't I do for a Klondike Bar?), and said \"Later, kids!\"  And we were off!  Although, thinking back I think I forgot to leave another phone number in case of emergencies.  Luckily, everything was fine when we got back home.  Except the funny English accent my little one gave me upon our arrival (thanks Mr. Bean).\n\nFamous Dave's interior is really...decorated.  This place is like the Disneyland of BBQ!  There's stuff everywhere, I guess this is what it's like to come to a corporate BBQ!  Nothing like those down home places where all you smell is smoke, the walls are dingy, and the chairs are rickety.  Looks like Dave's been making a healthy buck on his 'que.  But the place was inviting nonetheless.  \n\nFamous Dave's has a good menu that includes lots of appetizers, salads, burgers, sandwiches, soups, and BBQ combos.  But we were there for one thing only, the infamous 'Que for Two' for $19.99!  Sorry, payday wasn't until the next week and it was all we could afford.  Hard times I tell ya!  Upon ordering this from our server with some cold drinks, he was on his way.  20 minutes later our BBQ bliss had arrived.\n\nI heard from co-workers that the Que for Two wasn't enough for two people and that I would be hungry afterwards.  Me being a 'husky' sized Asian boy was a little let down upon hearing this.  But when our platter arrived, I sure wasn't disappointed!  There was more than enough food for two!  We had four of Dave's 'Famous' ribs, 1/2 a BBQ chicken, 1/2 a serving of chopped pork+1/2 a serving of beef brisket (I couldn't decide on which one so I asked for both..ha ha), Famous Fries, two cornbread muffins, and a side of garlic red skin mashed potatoes.  I gotta tell ya'...it was all pretty good!  The ribs were moist, flavored well, and cooked just right with a tiny bit of bite in em'.  The chopped pork and the brisket were very good too, and tender.  But the biggest surprise for me was the chicken.  Often times chicken can get dry in a BBQ pit but this one was super succulent and moist, and the rub was great.  This was my fav of the night.  And it was all so good with their sauces!  I liked all six of them but my favs were their original Rich & Sassy, Sweet & Zesty, and the Devil's Spit (sucker is spicy hot!).  Service was good, our server kept up with us and kept us stocked with wet naps and our drinks full.  \n\nNext time, I'm taking the kids with us and we're so gonna have the All-American BBQ Feast...old school and served on a trash can lid!  The lid is lined with paper...of course.  I saw it that night on a table...and the sucker is HUGE!  It can easily feed four people...unless you're a mighty Samoan...then this would be considered your 'Que for Two'.  \n\nWe had enough food leftover to take a doggie bag home for the kids.  Admittedly, I finished the last rib that night as a midnight snack.  But I did leave the fries for them!  But I did also manage to finish the little one's Klondike Bar.  Boy, am I a big lil' piggy.
__label__2 Are you a barbecue snob?? I don't really know how the words Barbecue and snob really jive but apparently they do. I sat next to a family where the father kept saying, \" wow, I am a Barbecue snob and I think this barbecue is amazing!\" So of course I looked over to see what this Que king was eating and he had the ribs and the brisket... I Could not let this self proclaimed BBQ snob enjoy all the saucy goodness all alone so I ordered the Ribs and Brisket combo with the mac and cheese and potatoes... \n\nThe waiter brought out the plate and to the eye I was impressed, it looked juicy, tasty and everything a BBQ snob hopeful could ask for. I pulled a rib off the half rack and raised it to my mouth......... Now that you are waiting for some crazy descriptive to tell you how delicious it was take a moment to enter your own word here............... Okay that's enough of that, its my turn, It was Crap, somehow the rib pulled off the half rack but maybe in the 2 foot travel to my mouth it got jet lag or something because it was dull, dry and unexciting. I was in no way impressed and was doubting the BBQ snobs credentials. \n\nI then figured, \" well I need to be fair, and try the brisket,\" It had that nice brisket look with the pink rim and cooked center so i grabbed my fork and went at it. Hoping to reignite my passion to be on the BBQ snob wagon I tore into it and low and behold I had the same crappy experience, it was dry and had a rather odd taste for brisket. If I could have made a BBQ Snobs citizens arrest or revoked his snob certificate I would have. \n\nThe server was great, he kept my drink full and checked in on us just enough to be very attentive and not a creeper. So if you really take a look at what I am saying, I would go back for a drink, some mac and cheese and to socialize with a waiter... Is this reason enough to go back... .Ehhh, Not this time.... Sorry Dave!
__label__1 I used to LOVE Dave's, but recently this one has gone REALLY down hill. The food is usually consistant, but the service is always hit or miss. I've been sat in the bar a few times, and hate it in there. I usually always get good service in the resturaunt so I have asked to be sat in there when the hostess starts heading to the bar. Last week the hostess didn't listen and insisted on seating my husband and I in the bar. The resturaunt side always has us in and out within 35 minutes. The bar takes forever, no matter who is bartending. This time in the bar it took us 1:15 to eat and get out of there. We ordered chicken and pork off their new meal deals. The food is already smoked/cooked, so why on earth it took almost 30 mins to get food is beyond me. After finishing our food and putting our napkins on our plates, it took another 10 mins for the bartender to ask us about dessert, 10 more mins to get dessert, and after those were finishes, 10 mins to get out check. After another 10 minutes, I ended up walking my check up to the bartender to run our card. The bartender wasn't even that friendly on top of it. It was like the people eating bothered her. She had about 4 customers at the bar and there were 2 other tables eating. Not even that busy. I also assume the bartender was some sort of manager the way she barked orders to the other staff. Take a word of advice and eat in the resturaunt unless you plan of spending the day there and getting crappy service... Go 15 mins west to the Flamingo location or go 15 mins East to Lucielle's.
__label__2 Excellent place , Our waitress was the best !!!
__label__4 The guys at 412 are curating great merchandise from some of the top names in cutting edge, 'old school' street style that is perfect for young Pittsburgers of all ages!
__label__2 Better beer to be had.\n\nHofbrauhaus is still pretty new and I admit the noisy part of the place is a lot of fun.  I found the beers to be only so-so.\n\nGet the pretzels with beer chesse.  They're really good.\n\nThis is the kind of place you go very infrequently with a large group.  One time I was there we were seated next to people who really were not into the vibe.  A real killjoy but a risk you take in a beer hall type of place.\n\nPrices were reasonable.\n\nCan be very crowded.
__label__3 I am not a big fan of the original HBH in Munich, but the HbH in Pittsburgh is quite authentic. It can be very loud in the main hall, just like Munich, the food is OK, just like Munich, it is a good place to drink a lot of beer, and it is a wild time. \nHowever, the HbH Pittsburgh gets high mark for having a wonderful beer garden patio, a heated terrace, and a private and quiet dining hall.
__label__3 Long wait but once you get in it is an experience, the food is great and the beer is as authentic as you can get out of the alps
__label__1 Maybe during Oktoberfest you'd get the \"Disney\" like experience others talked about (which would also be lame), but, on the night we came it was just lame.  Walked into some old guy playing keyboard version of Journey's \"Don't stop believing\" and a few young dudes standing on tables, swaying back and forth singing along.  The whole of Pittsburgh doesn't have enough polka outfits to pay each to play one night of the week?\n  I had German friends complain at how ridiculous Hofbrauhaus in Munich was, but if they saw this, I think they'd want to shoot themselves.  Also, I found the original in Munich not so bad- decent prices, decent food, and mostly full of older german couples or men!  Maybe during Oktoberfest it's awful, but I liked it.\n  This was just pathetic- the \"german dishes\" were quite frankly terrible.  I forget which sausage my husband ordered, but he said it tasted just like breakfast links.  I ordered the kasespaetzle, a dish I ate a lot of and liked in Germany.  The two versions can't even be compared.  This one was full of nearly raw onions and tasted like it was covered in alfredo sauce, and was pretty much one big lump of doughy noodle.  The only reason it's getting 2 stars is because the beer was good (though not being a beer connoisseur I can't really compare to the original).  I was a little peeved when I wanted to order a radler (my other favorite in Munich, along with the mushroom and potato dumplings which were absent from the menu here) and my 20something should be at TGI Fridays waitress gave me a blank look.\n  I didn't go here for fun or spectacle, and that is where I went wrong.  Maybe it'd be more up my alley if I ordered a \"shot-ski\" and burned off my tastebuds.
__label__2 Their beer was decent but overall I feel like there are better breweries and beer destinations in the city. I do enjoy stopping in occasionally for the atmosphere. The German music, great hall setup, shot-skis and lederhosen can make for a rowdy crowd at times.
__label__3 Although only 4 year round beers and 1 rotating tap, beer is solid and cheap (less than 6 bucks for a half liter, less than 10 for a liter).  The pretzels are delicious, and the potato soup is awesome.  I would only go when weather is good enough for outdoor seating because it is on the river and has a great view, also because inside is too rowdy with a lot of drunk assholes in the beer hall.  It gets so bad on weekends that police officers wait outside for any issues that arise in the beer hall.
__label__4 Awesomely authentic German bier!
__label__4 Ah, a bit of Deutschland here in USA. Beer is good (duh), food it depends on what you order. I was born in Germany and raised off schnitzels and wursts so I may be overcritical on some of their items, but the weiss wurst and sauerbraten are pretty good. What makes this place a great hang out for me is the biergarten .... 1. Awesome view 2. Lots of seats 3. Bathrooms close (lots of beer = lots of trips) 3. I can smoke cigars 4. great scenery. \n\nInside is load with music and people dancing. Always amusing to watch and take in the atmosphere. I plan on spending time here for the World Cup for sure.
__label__3 Brought my family (group of 9) here for a nice dinner on the patio- great idea! They can accommodate large groups and there is plenty of beer to go around! The atmosphere is true to what you would find over in Germany- loud and boisterous! If you're not into loud music and chanting- sit on the patio- you'll be glad you did! The view is spectacular! \nThe food was also nice- ordered schnitzel sandwich and potato pancakes.
__label__2 Good beer. Good pretzels with bier cheese. Good environment. All in all, a good place for some German grub and drinks. \n\nOn the other hand, this place definitely attracts the rowdier crowd. With it's long, shared tables, raucous clientele, and live music on the weekends it's not an environment for the faint of heart.
__label__4 My boyfriend is a brewer and I'm a restaurant manager/ bartender. The only thing better than the beer was the service! Rob the bartender is great and everyone was so friendly. Giant pretzel with beer cheese is the perfect bar snack. Go here!
__label__3 Camp Bow Wow was great!  Reasonably priced, friendly staff, clean and well maintained facilities. I called several times to check in on my dog and the staff have me a great thorough explanation about how Gracie was doing. It really helped put my mind at ease!!  The only thing I would do differently next time is bring Gracie's bed so she could have it with her in her kennel overnight.
__label__3 After calling CBW about issues with my pup, the staff was very responsive. The manager on site called me back and offered to refund the price of the grooming services we paid for (but didn't receive) and part of our camp fees. That was really appreciated. I will definitely consider trying them out again next time -- and hopefully it will go much better!
__label__0 Well Kevin after years I have finally found your scumbag con artist ass. This so called \"website developer\" is a thief of the highest order. He was recommended by a friend who was also in the computer business and this work was to be done for my boss. Once getting my boss in contact with Kevin and before any payments were made Kevin came off as intelligent and easily approachable about problems as well as easily contacted.\nAfter multiple promises of work to be done and sending back and forth of paperwork and several thousand dollars we get some semblance of a web site working 11 months later...now mind you its non operational but it is barely functioning....after more talks with Kevin and several thousand more dollars this piece of shit fuckhead falls off the face of the earth. Takes the money and runs so to speak. Stops responding to calls and emails. Changes phone numbers after a few months....new contact information is found and he answers the call SURPRISE!!. Well he is apologetic and professional sounding and says he will get right back to us ....SURPRISE SURPRISE!!!! that cowardly fuck falls off the earth again. Well Kevin Taylor of KT Graphics we got your sorry ass now......social media has found you in vegas and operating again....stand by for the coming subpoena....as they say....\"SEE YOU IN COURT\".
__label__1 Yes, this place is out in the middle of nowhere. . . nothing else around it.  I read the reviews and thought I'd give it a try with a couple of friends. The bar is fine if there are few people, but once there were more than a handful, it was a different story. We were asked to move because one of our seats at the bar was in front of a slot machine. I was playing and my friend said that he'd put a couple of dollars in but the waitress disapproved so we had to move to the back.\n\nI think there's better service at a PT's...
__label__0 Don't go here to gamble! The food is good, but the bartenders are awful. They spent the whole night gossiping in the corner and talking on the phone. I'd rather take my money elsewhere.
__label__3 Alan came and saved the day. This started at a one and after a couple of bumps increased greatly. I believe we must have come in during a shift change because we walked in the door and no one seated us. Then after we were seated we sat for 15 mins. before any server even approached us this however was the end of the bad experience.\n  Just as I began my review a gentleman named Alan stopped by my table to ask had we been helped yet he wasn't on the clock yet but stated he'd noticed we were just sitting there. He quickly took our drink orders and brought them out before even clocking in. After he was officially began work he got our food orders. My wife had the chimichangas (huge portion), my sister had a cantina burger & I tried the en feugo wings challenge (great taste super hot yea). Everyone loved there food. While I was doing the challenge he kept me supplied with milk. I failed the challenge but when I gave up the chef came out and told me how to cool down my mouth (apparently he'd just tried the challenge a few days earlier). Then when our bill came half of it was comped. We all really enjoyed ourselves after the initial mishap I'd go back I really think they must have been mid shift change when we arrived because as we were being served I noticed the place filling and the service was equally excellent for all of the guest following us. Great food and good service thanks to Alan I'm very pleased
__label__0 Back in its heyday in the 1990s, Bagels Etc was a fantastic place.  Cheap, friendly, great food. Throw in the occasional Leonard Cohen sighting and it was my go to breakfast and brunch joint. \n\nSo, yeah, this place has been living on its reputation for quite some time. And the prices have gone up, the food has gone downhill, Lenny's out on tour, and the service.... well, the service is something truly special. My only guess is that it's been under new management for a while.  The service is truly atrocious and unpleasant.  Memories be damned: the last time I went is the last time I will go. \n\nThe wait was forever and there were empty tables everywhere. The servers didn't even bother looking up from their conversation to help us. We had to track down the manager to complain. And he didn't care. And - as already observed - the service makes inappropriate and offensive comments.  One a previous trip (my second to last), the server made some offhand joke about Parkinson's disease (she was jittery when bringing our coffee) when my friend at the table's father is suffering from that horrible disease. They are rude, inefficient and just plain awful. I guess if you like that kind of \"experience\", Bagels Etc is the place for you. For everyone else, go elsewhere.
__label__3 Bons burgers. Salle sympa.
__label__2 As a frequent weekend warrior, I've scoured the greater Montreal area for the best hangover cure in town. Though hip (which seems to be French-Canadian for 'everywhere') and sufficient, you can do better in a city that takes pride in its eggs.\n\nBagel is certainly A-OK. The breakfast concoctions are tasty and sizable. The made-to-order drinks are made with care and the servers don't mind anglophones. The omelet and eggs benedict were tasty and moderately priced. I guess I was just expecting more. \n\nLet me elaborate on my position regarding Montreal bagels. For those of you from the NYC metro area that have not had the \"pleasure,\" a Montreal bagel is basically a drier, firmer, deflated version of the NY analogue. Here, I would argue that America got it right.
__label__2 We decided to give Blu Basil a try Saturday night for something different.  We entered and weren't quite sure what to do.  Do we wait to be seated?  Do we order at that counter way in the back of the restaurant?  We stood at the front pretending to read the menus, watching what other people were doing.  We discovered that, yes, indeed, you order at the back and then take a seat, any seat.  Kinda like one of the noodle places here in town.  Now that we had the basics down, we could walk past everyone sitting, order at the counter, get our number, and go grab a table.  \n\nI ordered the grilled chicken and prosciutto panini, which was actually very good.  It was toasted just right and the ingredients were very flavorful.  The pesto pasta salad I ordered with it was tasty, too.  \n\nUnfortunately, we decided that Blu Basil isn't quite sure what it wants to be.  Is it breakfast, lunch or dinner?  Is it a fast food or sit-down restaurant?  Is it a restaurant or a coffee bar?  Is it a nice place to relax?  Is it a sports bar?  Is it a place to bring the kids and watch TV?  Yes, there were four unstrategically placed TVs along one wall of the restaurant, which clashed with the modern Cheesecake Factory-style lighting fixtures.  \n\nI think Blu Basil has potential, but it just needs to work out the details.  I think they'd do well by taking out the TVs, making it into a service restaurant (no ordering at the counter) and converting the back area into a real coffee bar with atmosphere.  OR there needs to be more signage so first-timers know what to do when they walk in.
__label__4 I love this place. I used to go to 99 Ranch Supermarket but stumbled upon this place. The aisles are more wider so i don't have to worry about bumping into other carts. It's not as crazy and jam packed as 99 Ranch and the staff is definitely more nicer and helpful too. I love coming here for Asian products. I even bought my first shabu pot and gas grill along with all the goodies to eat with it. They have everything you can imagine for Asian cooking.
__label__0 I purchased a jar of palm sugar . I had it in my pantry for about 3 weeks. I opened it today and there was mole flowing on top of the sugar & lid of the jar. I took it back to the store to exchange it. The store clerk refuse to exchange it because I did not have my receipt. I explained to him that I have never had problem with purchases from the store . And I shop there 2 time a week & was accumulating so many receipts I decide not to keep them. He was very rude and lie to me there was no manger in the store. I will be reporting them to the Southern Nevada Health District.
__label__3 Went here today to get some sushi grade salmon and tuna! This is my go-to place whenever I'm in the mood of making sushi. Fish is always fresh on all the times I've came. \n\nI also picked some beef and pork meat- both were good prices, cheaper than most places and are fresh.\n\nGot my vegetables from onions to eggplants. \n\nAlso passed by the bakery section and bought strawberry and taro cake @ $2.50/pc, haven't tried them, hope it's good!\n\nAlso passed by deli and bought some chickens feet @ $2.25/4 pcs -- I used to eat them back when I was little in the Philippines and haven't tried them since, I'd say it's pretty good from what I remember. \n\nOverall a great place to shop for asian food and delicacies, too bad it's about 40 minutes away from me.
__label__0 When you say your a vegetarian don't recomend the potato soup with Bacon. Then don't mess around with me about the refund, with no mea culpa.
__label__1 get rid of the fries on the sandwiches and put the toppings on that i ordered
__label__4 Fat Sandwich Company. The name says it all really. The perfect place to order the most outrageous and over the top sandwiches that pack 2,000 calories into one 8\" bun. It is impossible to leave this place still hungry that's for sure. \n\nThe place is small and divey, which serves it's purpose perfectly. The menu is as over the top as you would expect from a place named Fat Sandwich, serving up everything from deep fried cheesecake, to a 20,000 calorie monstrosity known as \"The Big Fat Ugly\", to a bacon cheeseburger on a glazed doughnut. They also deliver beer-- every college kids dream-- and they're conveniently located right on campus.\n\nThe bottom line is, the place isn't meant to be fine dining, it's meant to give you the most densely packed, calorie infused, cardiac arrest inducing food this side of the Mississippi. It succeeds and then some. Would recommend it to everyone at least once. Truly a local legend.
__label__3 Their carry-out specials are great! The toppings are like extra toppings and the crust is crisp n chewy, I've read some ppl ask fir extra sauce but I thought it was good enough, unless u like saucy pizzas. Overall really good value n pizza were ready to pick up in 15mins. Nice guys that work there too...
__label__0 Mediocre facilities (from the shoe drop off area to the locker room to the actual studio), rude and uncaring staff. I don't know much about yoga; I am very flexible not necessarily in all that great of shape. I travel to a different city every week and recently tried Moksha yoga in Winnipeg, and thoroughly enjoyed it. Physically, heat is an issue for me because I don't sweat like normal people, so I am extremely prone to overheating/heat injuries. BYP was excessively critical of my need to drink water, rude about my need to have a full size towel, and I left class about 20 minutes early because of nausea relatedt to the heat. Between it being small and crowded, and carpeted, the studio was uncomfortable for reasons beyond the heat. I think having carpet in a hot humid atmosphere is gross-- the room smelled like a cross between feet and Florida in July/August. Not hygenic, or easy to clean the sweat pouring off most people. Instructors were snide and haughty; no one offered hands on corrections or modifications to poses; the instructor girl made a rude comment about one of her regulars at the beginning of class... I hated it. I paid for another class and much as I don't want to waste my money, I will not go back to those jerks. They had the berve to tell me after class that I might have been nauseous because I drank water... Well, 4 years in Special Operations, and I know what heat casualties are. Maybe they need drill sergeants and proper training. This place sucked.
__label__2 Well that was different. If you are a typical suburban yoga lover, you will feel out of place. First, the room was packed with people who looked like dancers. Quite sure if I yelled \"vogue\", most of the class would strike a pose. Second, there are some quirky things that you have to do but all the others seemed fine with it so when in Rome.....\n\nThe positive is the posture positions left me feeling tall and flexible. Also, The teacher was nice and personable. She took the time to reference people in the room as a motivational tool. It worked for me. I will definitely go back as it mixes up my yoga routine.
__label__4 just genius. fantastic desserts with a lot of great variety to make it different than any other place. plus the fact it's also a bar with some great specials like $20 bottomless wine Thursdays you can't lose. well prepared desserts and the best part I was able to order milk...and soy milk too!
__label__2 We went here on a Saturday night for my sister's bachlorette party - we were a group of 6.  It was busy but not super crowded - there was still room at the bar, although most of the tables were taken.\n\nOur service was extremely slow - 20 mins to get our first drink and another 15 to get some food (which the bride-to-be desparately needed if we were going to continue our night!)  I mentioned this to our waiter and he said he was just super busy.  We noticed that he was going around to all his tables to take orders, and then would go back to the kitchen instead of putting a few orders in at a time.\n\nLuckily, the manager checked in on us and I politely noted the slow service and things turned around quickly.  I can forgive slow service (everyone has their off days) if mgmt is responsiveness to their patron's concerns.  \n\nWe enjoyed it a lot, largely in part to the change in the service.  We had the s'mores platter - cute idea and plenty for 6 girls to share - as well as a bottle of Prosecco and a couple round of shots.  Our total was $165 for 6 girls for 4 round of drinks and our food which I thought was reasonable for a setting like that. \n\nGreat lounge atmosphere, and fun, unique idea.
__label__0 The food was terrible.  The 41 flavor hummus tasted so bland that the flavors must have never made it from the chef's head to the plate.  The white chocolate bread pudding was bland and eggy.  It tasted undercooked and blah.  When we told the waitress that the dessert was not good she just took it away as if this was not the first return.  This was a really disappointing experience.  \n\nIf you want a good dessert place save your money and go to Yoforia.
__label__1 When my husband and I arrived at Crave, there was a pretentious doorman who asked if we had reservations.  We denied this.  He said the tables were completely spoken for, so we would have to sit at the bar.  Upon entering this establishment, we found it nearly empty!  When we asked the doorman where all the people who made reservations were, he stated that he had to hold the tables whether they showed up or not.  We left without ordering anything.
__label__1 Back home hookah bars are in abundance almost like Little Caesars is here.  I've seen more Little Caesars here than I have in any other city that I've been to and trust me I've been to a lot.  Anyhow, I digress back to Crave.  Every since being first introduced to hookahs in 2006 in Ft. Lauderdale by some co-workers I've enjoyed partaking in the experience on occasion.  Most hookah bars that I've been to in the past have seemed pretty authentic.  They've been decked out in Middle Eastern decor, seats are on the floor on pillows and belly dancers perform live.   When going with large parties, reservations have been required but a dress code never was.  \n\nSo, one night I had a friend in town and I called up another friend and we decided to go to Crave.  I had checked out the website and noticed it was a bit more upscale than the hookah bars I had been to before but still decided to give it a try.  Upon arriving there was no host or hostess at the door so we had to wait for about 5 minutes.  We were then asked if we had a reservation, which we did, and were seated only after the hostess disappeared for another 5 minutes or so.  \n\nMy friends and I sat down and waited at least 15 minutes before our server came over.  At this point we were all pretty agitated but our server was extremely nice so she enticed us to stay.  We ordered drinks, our hookah and some entrees.  The drinks came first and they were delicious!!! The hookah came next and it was so strong that it could've grown hair on your chest, as my parents would say.  Then our food came which was just as tasty as our drinks (I had the crab and lobster bisque, it was to live for).  When it was time for us to pay our server asked how we wanted the bill to come and naturally we asked for it to be split.  She said they don't do that.  It could only be split evenly.  That sucked because I hadn't ordered as much as my friends had.  \n\nI wouldn't necessarily suggest going back but if one of my friends wanted to go I'd tag along.
__label__3 I really enjoy watching the planes come in and out in this nice cafe spot. Food is decent and service is always prompt.
__label__0 Stopped in Sunday Morning to check out.  Service was very slow and all food taste like it was cooked in the same bacon grease. Waited forever for our food and it was horrible. First and last time for this place !!!!!!!
__label__4 I know other reviews have already said this, but wow, what a hidden gem!!!  \n\nLocated on the 2nd floor at the Henderson Executive Airport, the view to the air strip is a rare find.  \n\nWe sat out on the patio.  The area is a bit tight, but that's understandable.  Everyone wants to sit outside and who can blame them?  The weather is beautiful and the view is spectacular!  \n\nThe food was quite delicious.  Everyone in our party enjoyed their food, so nothing to worry about there.  We also ordered the onion rings and they were soooo good!  This is coming from someone who usually does not like onion rings.  Try them! \n\nThe fiance had the bloody mary with sriracha, and that was really yummy! \n\nPlenty of airplanes and helicopters took off from the airport while we were there.  It was definitely a fun and delicious experience. \n\nThe patio would also be a great place for an intimate party. \n\nWe are adding The Landings to our go-to breakfast place from now on.  Bring your family; bring your out-of-town guests; they will love it!
__label__1 I'm surprised to read that others thought the staff was friendly. In fact, the rudeness of the owner is the only reason I felt compelled to write this review. The food is good, if you can wait...sometimes 20 minutes before your order is even taken. I'm pretty sure the owner is the only person that works there, as he is the only one I see when I stop there (I practically work right across the street, so it's convenient). Since he is the only one who works there, he takes and order then goes and prepares it himself. This obviously takes FOREVER. And it would be fine if it was a small place, but there's got to be a dozen or more full size booths there plus some tables. Today when I was there during a slight rush of 3 or 4 groups of people trying to buy food, he became visibly flustered and I heard him say things to shaking his head at waiting customers saying things like \"when you decide what you want, let me know...I can't just stand here and wait,\" \"Hold on, I can't help you right now\" - and he's not saying these with a smile on his face to lighten the mood. He's just plain mean to his customers. When he brought me my food after about 30 minutes of waiting, he put the food down and then walked to the door and stuck his head outside to yell at someone for parking in front of his place and going to Saigon Noodles next door. Granted, he still had people waiting after me for food yet he felt it was necessary to yell at someone for not respecting his parking spaces. When clearly, he can barely handle the customers that where already there. He needs to HIRE SOMEONE, and I pity the person that has to work with him...
__label__4 Yelp steered me here, and it sure didn't steer me wrong! I had the three sliders (2 pork, 1 brisket). The pulled pork, green chile mac and cheese, and hot barbecue sauce were all phenomenal, and the portions were large. I stole a rib off of another plate, which was also quite tasty. For about $10, I got a delicious meal I couldn't quite finish off, despite having not eaten all day -- a hard combination to beat!
__label__4 Tried this place based on Yelp and it did not steer me wrong. I went with a group of 6-7 guys last week and we all loved this place. It was delicious, very well-priced, fast, and the service was outstanding. The woman behind the counter is a machine and she's one of the best servicewomen I've ever had. I got the trio with a brisket sandwich, chopped chix, and the pulled pork with fries. All of it was awesome! I think I loved the chicken the best but I'm going back this weekend to try the ribs and other stuff. I'm upset I didn't find out about this place sooner. I love these restaurants that are popping up. Fast, but not fast food, just delicious food in a very simple setting. Go here now!\n\n-Ethan
__label__3 We were trying to choose a new place for lunch at work and this was mentioned. We all LOVED it! (that is saying a lot!) We ordered off the online menu and I called it in (she was VERY friendly) it was ready in less than 10min and was hot and delicious!!! It also doesn't cost an arm and a leg and is close enough to go there fairly often. We will be back!
__label__1 My wife and I are of the BBQ loving variety, and we're also the kind that believes it's difficult to do EVERYTHING well. Every place has it's strengths and weaknesses.\n\nFirst, the strengths:\n- Green Chile Mac is very, very good. We both liked it, and it's gotta a little kick, and a GREAT flavor. Love it!\n- Baked potato salad: I need a carton of this in my fridge at all times. My wife is a potato salad snob, and she loves this stuff, as do I. It's nothing short of amazing..possibly the best I've ever tried from a restaurant.\n- Ribs--tangy and good! We've done ribs before, and they're not easy, but these are super yummy! Not too dry, and very good flavor!\n- The \"Original\" BBQ sauce is on the sweet side and is very good, and the spicy sauce is also great! I'd love to do a BBQ with either of these!\n\nThe weaknesses:\n- Coleslaw. Ouch. I think Raising Cain's has better slaw...cold and crisp but very little flavor.\n- Chicken. Oh this one hurt. I think I've made better BBQ chicken...it just didn't have much flavor!\n\nThe Average: \n- Brisket. It's ok. Mine was moist and juicy, but the flavor didn't knock my socks off. Given that we paid $30 for the both of us, I was really hoping it would blow me away.\nIt's not that it was bad! It's just... well, I'd rather have Rudy's Brisket. I also felt like half of my 1/2 pound sandwich was fat...and brisket is a pretty fatty cut so that's not completely unexpected.\n- Pulled pork. The pulled pork WAS better than the brisket but still not much to write home about.\n\nWe both felt like the strength of the BBQ sauce was there to cover up the meat... and that's kind of a backwards way to do it. But everyone has they're own style. For us, I think we'll say we tried it and move on. The service was good and the place has a nice little feel. But overall for the money I think there's more flavor elsewhere. I'd rather give this 2.5 stars than 2, but the weak mainstay, the BBQ, is hard to overlook. I will say this place has their sides DIALED IN. Can't beat that potato salad and chile mac! Yummy! But it might be time to reevaluate that BBQ technique a tad.
__label__4 Amelia's terrific. She arrived promptly on time and completed her services as scheduled. \n\nWhen planning a destination wedding, you leave a lot of your trust in the hands of others to make sure that your wedding day is everything that you've ever dreamed of. I relied heavily on what other clients have said in their reviews and I also visited the artists' websites to check out their portfolios. I considered 5 other artists but something kept drawing me back to Amelia. Her professionalism and prompt responses via email were definitely recognized and she made it feel very comfortable working with her. \n\nI normally do not wear much make-up (only mascara), so I did not want anything heavy on my face. I wanted to look like myself and Amelia helped me to achieve that goal. She also did a fantastic job with my hair and I felt naturally pretty. \n\nThe only drawback in comparing Amelia's services to others on our hotel preferred vendor list and from my own research was that her prices were a little bit higher, but all in all, worth it.
__label__2 I was neither overall pleased nor disappointed with Amelia C & Co. Overall, I suppose they got the job done for having never had a preliminary trial run. I came to Las Vegas for my November wedding. Unfortunately I wasn't going to be in LV long enough to have a trial run for hair/makeup before our big day, so I booked Amelia C based on Yelp reviews. A 5/5 rating! Wow! Unfortunately the service was not exactly worthy of the 5/5 starts. \n\nI was totally psyched about my wedding day from beginning to end except for the way that my makeup looked. In hindsight, that would have been the one thing I would have changed. I am very particular about my makeup and had contacted Amelia C & Co before booking to find out if they had artists who were good at makeup for Asian eyes. I was assured that the artist would do a great job. She didn't :(, my eyebrows were horrible, my foundation washed me out in all of my photos, and my lip color faded after the first hour. The only thing that stayed put were my eyelashes and too-dark eyeliner. \n\nIt was only weeks after our wedding that my bridesmaids finally told me how rude Amelia was to them, almost condescending. You know its bad when it's coming from a bunch of east coasters who are used to a little ball-busting. They also told me that they all felt rushed and none of them got the look that they had asked for. I held off on writing this review because I understand what it is like to promote your business, however I eventually thought it necessary to write an HONEST review. Having worked in the beauty industry for several years, I know the importance of customer service and making your customers feel comfortable. Unfortunately, our experience with Amelia, that day, did not fit the mold. \n\nThe only saving grace for this review was our hairdresser. Our hair looked great and stayed in place all day/night long. In addition to great work, our hairdresser was extremely personable and made us feel comfortable despite our discomfort in the makeup chair. \n\nI would definitely suggest Amelia C & Co for the makeup novice, as they do an adequate job for any event.......however if you are experienced in makeup and hair, you should DEFINITELY have a trial run beforehand, because without one-the results may not be as expected.
__label__1 If you are Asian, please do NOT use this makeup service if you want to look natural yet beautiful for your wedding. I made this mistake and booked with them. Although everyone is very nice and professional, I was quite disappointed with the hair and makeup done by Melissa. \n\nThe appointment was for an in-room wedding makeup and hair session at the Bellagio. I was told that the makeup artist would arrive 15 min prior to the appointment time which should have been 12:45, but Melissa came just a couple minutes past 1pm. No biggie, but I felt it was quite rushed for her to do both makeup and hair by 3pm. \n\nI told her of my previous poor experience of getting makeup done that made me have dark black eyeliner and dark eyebrows that made me look old, and she assured me she is much better. So I was quite shocked and disappointed when I look 10 years older when she was done. The eyeliner was also uneven when I checked after she left. There were gaps in between the fake individual eyelashes that she had put on. \n\nFor the hair, I told her to leave strands of hair to frame my face to make it less round, and she made a big curl with my side bangs on the left side, which got into my eye and face in most of the wedding shots in a big clump. Then on the right side she pulled my hair back which made my face look bigger. \n\nI really wish to have just done my own makeup. After the wedding I asked my friends, and they commented that the makeup made me look older and more Asian with the dark eyeliner. Even my mom told me I look better when I do my own makeup and hair. It was quite clear that the makeup was too heavy in close up photos. It looked very unnatural. I had also thought there would be airbrush foundation. \n\nOverall, I was impressed with the customer service and friendliness of the staff so I was hesitant to write this review. Nevertheless, after looking through the professional photos for the wedding, I was quite disappointed with the makeup and hair. I want to clarify again that I do not recommend this company for women of Asian features because it's quite difficult to get the makeup right. This makeup company still is very reputable and professional, but unfortunately they do not know how to do makeup for Asians.
__label__3 I really like Nick's. It is good, honest food at really good prices. It is not as polished as some of the chain's around Surprise, and that is precisely it's appeal. Try one of the omelettes for breakfast. They also have an extremely varied menu for lunch/dinner.
__label__2 How we found this place I don't know it's a bit hidden! On our way home looking for something other than fast food was our plan! I personally am Leary of diners because of their desire to fry everything ! But it was Friday night,  fish and chips was the special, the young waitress told us it was very good so we indulged it was very good, extremely hot as well!  Once again fried food, but I see breakfast is on menu so will be back to try that! Since I've only been once I will only give it 3 stars but hopefully will upgrade if I find the other visits just as appealing!
__label__3 I just can't believe I have yet to review this place. This most glorious of all glorious places.\n\nMy first visit to Pita Pit was to the Southside Works location. I fell in love with the food instantly, though there was something about the service at that location that I didn't completely love.  For months I would occasionally think of the Downtown location.  Seemed so FAR.  Working in the Cultural District, a walk to that section of Smithfield just seemed so daunting.  Really?  I'll walk the 3 miles to work, but won't walk a few blocks?  I'm an idiot; but an idiot no more!  \n\nThe service at this location is extraordinary. Of course I have my favorite pita artists, but they're all pretty talented.  I always order the same: Garden Pita with everything...and I mean everything.  Romaine, spinach, jalapenos, sprouts mushrooms, olives, PINEAPPLE, pickles, banana peppers, roasted red peppers, green peppers, onions (unless it's date night), just...everything (except for cheese -  I'm such a liar).  Top it off with a little dijon and you've got your own little piece of Pita perfection for $6 and 200 calories - win.  They have a decent rewards program too, so pick up a PIT Card while you're at it.
__label__2 A few friends and I visited Studio Vino to do the wine tasting.  We got 10 samples of wine along with a cheese tray and a fun snack selection with cookies, nuts, and chocolates.  We really enjoyed being able to select wines from Studio Vino as well as other Arizona wineries.  The atmosphere is relaxed and welcoming and overall it was a pleasant experience. The reason for the three stars is that service was very slow.  It took almost two hours to complete our wine sampling.  We had initially wanted to sample and then order wine but we were running so short on time some of us ended up ordering a glass before our sampling was even complete.  My advice: plan to spend a while and if you have questions you may want to ask Kari (who seems to run the place) because our server didn't seem too confidant on the wines and pairings.  Otherwise, it's a great atmosphere and we had a fun girls night out. :)
__label__0 Hours on the door say 12noon- ..well, who cares. We were there at noon on a Saturday to pick up our wine after MONTHS of it \"not being ready\". Talked to the owner, left messages, etc etc.. It was finally ready and here we are!!! Doors locked. These people suck. They eventually agreed to drop off our wine for us at our house and they did. The End- finally
__label__1 The upsells and then the lack of follow through to provide what we were just upsold lands this place a 2 star.\n\n$15 car wash should mean that I don't have to walk around my car and point out 3 places that there is still MUD on my truck!\n\nUnreal. Sorry but people need to step it up and start putting it on these giant chain places and make them provide better service.\n\nBy the way, I paid for the undercarriage wash as well. I forgot to check that part out. Big mistake. They didn't even do it. Of course I was 8 miles away before I figured that part out.
__label__4 Levi  was fast, efficient, and affordable.  My car key went missing and Levi came quick and kept his word. When I had a problem he came to fix it ASAP. THANKS
__label__2 Your average Chipotle. I like the idea of Chipotle, but all the meat options are too spicy for me (though to be fair, I'm a wimp with spicy). But it's a great option for the Slow Carb diet. The food is great (if a bit spicy) and they worked us through the lunch time rush quickly.
__label__1 My son and I went in tonight for dinner. Worst service ever. The first two girls pushed us along, my son was trying to ask her a question she just blew him off. He is eight years old. Not like he is a toddler running amuck. He order a kids # 4 which is a build your own tacos. We under stand that it only came with two sides. When he asked if he could have some lettuce she told him NO. That it would be an extra charge for for that. Are you kidding me for lettuce on a kids taco. I couldn't believe it. Especially after I just paid 2.00 for a skimpy side of guacamole for his taco. something restaurants should make a point of to their employees is that customers only go out maybe once a month or twice now, not like 5 years ago when it was 3 times so when it comes to making a choice where to go before they leave the house they think hmm..well last time I went there this or that happened, something as simple as they didn't even say goodbye or thank us as we were leaving and we tipped. Just some lettuce for thought chipotle.
__label__3 Buy me chipotle and get chipotlaid~ \n\nJk. My food was great tonight, and I now have lunch for tomorrow. Chips and guacamole from here are my favorite.
__label__1 I'm afraid I'm going to have to downgrade my prior review as I've been disappointed the past couple times I've purchased from the Meat Shop.  The staff is still great, very helpful, but the product has let me down. \n First it was pork belly, the quality was not good-much fattier than my normal Asian market source but I figured homemade bacon's kind of a tough standard to judge quality as it's smoked and cured.  I then did a head-to-head with spare ribs and the ones from the Meat Shop were thin and tough while the ones I got at Smart & Final were meaty and juicy.\nI suppose if I better express what I'm looking for I might get better results but just because I don't that shouldn't mean I get crap, especially for triple/quadruple the price of the regular grocery store.
__label__0 A 40 mile round trip drive only to be told by the snotty butcher that you can only buy stuff that is listed on their web site as for sale if you're on \"The List\"?  Yeah, no thanks. I'll just keep going to Hobe Meats and ordering stuff online.\n\nIf you do decide to bother with this place, call ahead. Just because they have it on their web site with a price next to it apparently doesn't mean it's actually for sale.  While calling, also ask how to get put on \"The List\", because that info isn't on their site either.
__label__1 Disappointing :( I drove way out of my way to come here and it's was just whatever. I have high standards for food and this was far below what I was hoping for. I tried 5 diff things and after one bite I threw it out. It wasn't bad, just didn't put a smile on my face or interest me to come back
__label__4 Michaels is awesome.  I prefer their custard over Culvers though I still frequent Culvers as well for that but Michaels burgers and fries are head and shoulders above Culvers in taste.  Their rootbeer is also better than Culvers and so is the cheese curds so I'm beginning to wonder why I ever even go to Culvers.
__label__0 Horrid! Got a Cheese Burger, cheese curds & a side of fries. Almost $12.00. You can get a small steak at Fridays for that price. \n\nThe burger patty was so thin that the lettuce overpowered the beef. You couldn't even taste the beef. At all.  \n\nI counted 14 marble sized cheese curds in my basket. Half of which had all the cheese cooked out.  \n\nI called and spoke with the manager after my visit & she seemed very used to the complaints & did not seem to care. \n\nI will NEVER return. You would be wise to avoid it. CULVER'S ALL THE WAY!
__label__1 the food there was ok...\nBUT the place was dirty!! \nthe service was ok but it was sooo dirty also with the waiter's top and pants, YUCK!
__label__2 Strengths: Tom Kha is very good, spicy. Mussaman curry is also excellent. Very flavorful. The FOOD here is very, very good!\n\nWeaknesses: got a bad health review, and I can see why--it is not very clean inside nor well-lit.\n\nOpportunities: Instead of making it 2 restaurants next to one another (which I assume share the same kitchen), why not just make a Thai and Vietnamese combo restaurant, open the room up, and just have a 2-part menu. \n\nThreats: the bad health review has put me off of this place until I see an updated grade that says otherwise.
__label__2 Really, like 3.25 stars.  I like this place for its retro, old Vegas feel.  It's not hip or sexy, and that is a good thing while in the midst of all the Vegas sparkle.  The waiters have all been there for 30 years, and there are no \"foams\" or \"gellees\" and your steak will be Midwestern corn fed, your tomatoes from a hothouse in Mexico.  \n\nThe service is pretty good, and the booths are comfortable and afford a good view of the restaurant.  The food is usually pretty good (good, not French Laundry good, but good), although this last time they burned our steak, but we were having such a good time it didn't bother us much.  Perfect way to start your retro Vegas night before going to see Jubilee!
__label__3 I was at Bally's due to a convention and was already put off by the room and a gym that is only open from 6am to 6pm.  i am still scratching my head about that.  Anyway, I was in Vegas going on my second day and was not willing to eat at another buffet and I was really in the mood for a steak. Co-workers that were at the convention kept talking about Gordon Ramsey's restaurant in Paris. I wasn't willing to mortgage my house to eat dinner.  So I decided to venture into Bally's Steakhouse.  My son gave me a little toy solder (Capt. Chaos) to take pictures of while I was out so that he could see what i was up to when i am off travelling for work...  Good Times!  I was a little concerned because restaurants with the same name as a hotel usually are lame, but i was pleasantly surprised!  \n\nI was greeted by the hostess and she was able to sit me right away (even without reservations).  I noticed that the majority of tables were set up to sit two people comfortably.  If you had more than 3 in a party, the tables might be too crowded (assuming that your group orders appetizers,drinks, etc.).  There were two groups with about 10+ people, but they were placed more in the middle of the restaurant where there is a lot of foot traffic. As soon as I sat, the waiter let me know that he was helping another table and would be right with me. Another person swept through and supplied some water and some warm bread with olive oil and balsamic vinegar.  Next, the waiter came by and recommended a nice Pinot Noir from the Russian River (excellent).  I ordered the Caesar Salad (average) for starters.  For the main course, I ordered the Bone In Ribeye (24oz) with the baked potato and grilled asparagus.  The steak was great! Way better than I expected: medium rare, very nice sear and tender. I didn't need to add any additional seasoning which was great.  It was probably one of the better steaks I have eaten in my short life here on this rock.  I took several pictures of Capt. Chaos posing on the steak!  He was impressed too. The asparagus was cooked just right and the potato was... a potato. All in all i was very happy with my meal and would most likely go back when/if i stay at Bally's in the future!\n\nWord
__label__1 Meh is right. I actually liked the dated decor. I did not like the dated staff. \nOur order was interrupted so that the server could check his tip from the next table. \nMy mashed potatoes came out of a BOX. Was served cracked glassware. I didnt enjoy my stay at Bally's steakhouse, and unlikely I will be back.
__label__0 If you want horrible service and want to be treated like you are an inconvenience to the wait staff, then bj's is for you. This place just flat out sucks!!! I won't be back. I'll use my federal reserve notes somewhere else.
__label__1 Well, the place has been open for nearly 2 years now and we've never tried it so we thought we would give it a go. The parking lot is usually full so it had me thinking they are doing something right.\n\nAnyways we get seated and take a look at the menu, we selected our choices and drinks. We were asked, \"WOULD YOU LIKE SOME CHIPS & SALSA?\" well like at most Mexican restaurants that is the way dinner usually starts (yes, I realize this isn't a Mexican restaurant), so we said sure. Jumping ahead to get the message across to you, I get home and take a look at the receipt, well what do you know?! $5.50 charge on the check for Chips & Salsa. What really got me was that wasn't suggested as an appetizer, it was suggested as if was \"Would you like a glass of water?\" They didn't say, \"Would you like to start off with some potato skins or blah blah blah..\" Get my point? Well I called the manager on the phone about this and during one point of my complaint, she actually giggled at me!! She tried to make good and asked who my server was, but I said that I didn't blame the server I blame management for trying to \"up sell\" in a round about way. The \"manager\" then tried to make good and take if off my bill, I just said, \"I don't care about the $5.50, I am concerned about the way it got on to my bill in the first place\". What a unprofessional way to respond to a customer concern!\n\nPros:\nFood wasn't horrible, but nothing outstanding about it.\n\nCons:\nMy 1/2 pound burger was kind of skimpy and makes me wonder what weighs 1/2 pounds? The entire burger weight? Also my burger patty  was crumbly and was in 3 sections, all holding together for the most part but in sections. The french fries? I really dislike this micro threads of shoestring potatos. \n\nWife had Fettucini Alfredo with chicken. The chicken breast was sliced thin and was very very tiny, looked like 1/3 of a breast cut up as a garnish. The pasta was good, but the noodles had  what seemed to be heat lamp dryness to it. It was probably sitting and waiting to be presented together with my cooking hamburger. The Alfredo sauce was so thin it looked like it was non existent, but if you mix it up the sauce comes back up to the top and is present again.\n\nOverall we won't be coming back and really do not know what all the commotion is all about. My local neighborhood bars like Timbers or PTs can do better.
__label__1 I'm giving BJ's 2 stars because the food is pretty darn good when they get the order right. I've been to this BJ's about 7 times and each time (except once) they have failed to give me what I ordered on the first try. I always come in with a group of people from work and we fax our order in before we get there. The kitchen has our order, in writing, right in front of them and still can't execute it properly. I know a veggie pizza with no cheese is a terribly complicated concept but come on! EVERY TIME! I've gotten it delivered with cheese and I've even gotten it delivered without the cheese but with sausage added! Sausage?!\n\nThe wait staff is always apologetic but the kitchen here seems to be inept.
__label__1 Well, if you like mediocre food and lackluster service, then you'll love BJ's!\n\nThe food is on par with what you would expect from a chain restaurant. Decent but nothing really exciting. \n\nService was pretty slow. Our friend ordered a pi\u00f1a colada. After she tried it, my wife and I both tried a sip. It tasted of a little alcohol and blended ice. She returned it for a pepsi. \n\nThen my wife had ordered an appetizer salad. Our entrees were delivered, and no salad. The server realized she forgot the salad and told us she would bring it out and have the manager take it off our bill. \n\nThen the server offered a refill on our friend's pepsi, and brought a diet pepsi. \n\nNow I know why it's been almost a year since I've been to a BJ's, and why I'll most likely never go back.
__label__3 This is for their chicken tortilla soup ONLY! YUMMMMMMMMMMMM is all I can say. I love how they come out with the bowl filled with the tortilla chips, avocado, lime and chicken and then they pour the broth in your bowl at the table. That way the tortilla chips are never soggy and it's just cool to see. \n\nI ended up ordering the half potato (grilled chicken) and soup. It definitely filled me up for $8.00-$9.00? There was a lunch rush, but everything seemed to come out quickly. Overall, I have always been a fan of BJ's and now that its walking distance from work I will be here more often.
__label__2 Pros\n*The food was really delicious.  Everything we tasted was amazing.\n*Their beer is pretty decent\n*Their signature dessert is a giant cookie with ice cream.  And the cookie is still hot\n*The staff was extremely friendly\n\nCons\n*My entree was 1600 calories.  Even taking half of it home still resulted in a mega-portion of fat and sodium (I obviously didn't order from the skinny menu)\n*The Pizookie (dessert cookie) had less fat and calories than my entree.  Since when is dessert the 'healthy' portion of the meal\n*The timing of our meal was off completely - our appetizer came out just seconds before our entrees and our dessert took another 20 minutes after ordering\n\nWe went for a late dinner on a Sunday.  The place was busy but not swamped.  Our waitress was a trainee and she had her trusty \"pro\" shadowing her.  We've all been a trainee before, and I think she did pretty well for a newbie.  The issue here is that at a few points during the evening the \"pro\" came over by himself and spoke with us.  I think it would be beneficial for the trainee to handle all situations instead of confusing the diners with multiple servers.\n\nSomewhere along the way our meal timing got messed up.  The appetizer (poke - absolutely delicious) came out less than a minute before our entrees.  This led to that awkward situation where you try and eat the app as fast as possible so your meal doesn't get cold.  The poke was amazing, so not an issue.\n\nWhile we were shoveling tuna into our faces, the manager came over.  He profusely apologized for the timing issue and said if we wanted to have a dessert he would pick up the tab on that.  Very nice, we thought, but not needed.  The timing thing wasn't really an issue for us, but it was a really nice gesture on the manager's part.\n\nPlease be warned that it's really tough to pick an entree at BJ's.  Their menu is extensive and everything sounds delicious.  The entrees we picked were both fantastic (Chicken Marsala and Tuscan Chicken Limone).  If ever there was a restaurant to not be a fat American, BJ's is it.  Take half home.  Their portions are large and should definitely not be consumed in one sitting.\n\nSince the manager went out of his way to offer us the dessert, we opted for the peanut butter pizookie.  It's a warm peanut butter cookie, about 8\" across, with ice cream on top.  Everyone has an inner fat girl, and she's drooling at the sound of this.  And yes, it's that good.  Ignore the diet, forget about the bathing suit body, just eat the pizookie and enjoy it.\n\nOverall, we had a decent experience at BJ's.  The food is really good, the staff is really friendly, and they seem to genuinely care about making guests happy.  The portions are pretty big, and there was definitely some awkward moments created by the staff, but I think we'll likely return.
__label__1 I decided to give this place a try last week and I may or may not ever go back. The food was good (I ordered my food low carb: a double cheeseburger without a bun and a side of broccoli instead of fries). The kitchen was very accommodating and didn't give me a hassle about the substitution. The burger was really good and had a nice chargrilled taste to it. My problem was with the portion size of the broccoli. I know veggies are more expensive than potatoes, but COME ON! I was served 5 little florets of broccoli; one was cut in half to try to fill the empty space more. (See the photo I uploaded). I took a picture of my plate the minute it was served to me. Was there a broccoli shortage or something? I thought that was ridiculous. \n\nThe menu isn't too varied but they seem to have lots of pizza options. The \"brewhouse\" element of the place is really played down. They have a few beer tanks in the far back corner that are hidden out of view. \n\nThe food was good, the ambiance was fine, but the service was absolutely horrendous! We weren't greeting when we walked in the place for about 10 minutes -- on a Saturday afternoon around 1:30 pm! This is a busy time and restaurants need to have on their \"game face.\" When we finally were greeting, we got a nice table but then we had to wait and wait and wait for a server to greet us. Finally, after 15 minutes, we were approached. We ordered drinks...and then had to wait and wait and wait to get them! Finally we ordered our food, which took over 30 minutes to arrive. People at adjacent tables were all complaining (loudly) about how bad the service was. Our waiter disappeared for the entire meal, and we finally had to get up to go find somebody to ask for our check. It was abysmal. There were plenty of employees around, but our waiter was HORRIBLE. I don't know if I'll ever go back because the service was just so bad.
__label__1 Seemed like a fun place, cool decor and great beer selection, but a few minutes into the enormous menu and the chain restaurant feel took over. The deep dish pizza tasted a bit like Pizza Hut which was disappointing, and they \"ran out\" of tomatoes for my wife's pizza, (no tomatoes at a pizza place, huh?) Consider it a classy Applebee's and check your expectations at the door.  There are better Pizza options in Henderson and drinking around a bunch of kids isn't cool.  Doubtful I'll return.
__label__1 Had to wait 25 minutes to eat, which isn't a big deal, but my girlfriend and I were forgot about and skipped multiple times. Also the hostess had an attitude about it... We were sat with no silver wear. How am I supposed to eat my food, man? Good pizza, but a D- for the customer service. I'm sure there's a BJs somewhere else in town that can do you better.
__label__3 Food was worth the money- larger sizes. Menu is wayyyy to large and could be downsized or split in an AM PM vs having 10 pages of food chooses. The interior was well thought out w wide range of art. We had 4 different burgers all were great. Love the different French fry options
__label__1 Food is cold, over rated, not fresh and service isn't friendly. Waiters are always rushing you to order. This BJ's on this side of town is awful! Please get better management.
__label__1 Server could've been more attentive.  Sat in dining area instead of bar.  My steak too done.
__label__2 Wednesday was one of those randomly glorious days in April in Wisconsin, and it seemed that everyone was out to enjoy it.  It was about 6pm, and we were looking for a place to have dinner outside, but basically anything near the capitol/State Street looked packed.  The Bayou had space, we were hungry, so we stopped.  I honestly expected it to be pretty bad, but it surprised me.\n\nFirst, their outdoor space, while not huge, is nice and on a relatively quiet street, which made a great place to chill and enjoy conversation and have a few drinks.  The server that we had was a bit of an oddball (funny sense of humor), but really nice and attentive.  (Could've been because he only had 2 or 3 tables, but whatever.)\n\nAs noted by other reviewers, the sweet potato fries were pretty yummy.  The catfish was good, if a wee salty.  The vegetarian gumbo desperately needed a little more spice, though.  Pretty bland, but not offensive.  The other sides, green beans and salad, were tasty and fresh.  The real kicker, though, was the bread pudding.  I haven't had a lot of bread pudding, so I profess no expertise, but this stuff was damn good!  \n\nThe inside of the restaurant was definitely interesting... I didn't spend enough time inside to be either offended or enchanted, but I could see how it could've gone either way, although it seemed more fun than creepy.  \n\nOverall, I'd probably stop again at The Bayou for a few drinks or dinner outside, but it's not one of my top choices.
__label__3 My roommate and I decided to get pedicures on our vacation.  We tried to look up some locations and prices. We couldn't find many places that listed prices but ran across great reviews for the Qua Spa at Cesaer's on yelp and decided to make an appointment. It turns out that Qua is the spa and Color is the salon. We were a little disappointed because we wanted to see what Qua was like.\n\nWe were lead in and given mimosas. The place is very bright white and has a lot of marble. Allyn did my pedicure and was really nice and easy to talk to. The chairs have a great rolling massage option which was better than the typical vibrating chair massage. They also played fun top 40's which my roommate and I bopped along too as we joked around with our pedicurists. Allyn did slough off slightly too much skin because my toe had a tiny trickle of blood ( it's not her fault though, my feet are bone dry and prone to cracking, it also didn't hurt at all). Overall, it was a great experience. The only downside was the price- $100 for just a pedicure, but we figured we were on vacation in Vegas and just shrugged it off!
__label__0 Sloooow service. Basically they seat you and forget about you. I watched it happen to everyone who came in. Food wasn't very good, either.
__label__1 I normally love this place, but the staff has changed. The hostess was so rude. Kept people waiting for days, even with empty tables. When I finally got seated, she put me right next to a table full of kids. When I asked for a different table, she rolled her eyes, and was a total smart ass. NO people skills whatsoever. The service has become progressively worse. Looks like I'll need to find a new breakfast spot.
__label__3 We had awesome bottle service for the three yr anniversary party for perfecto! Our waitress was attentive, security was amazing, and the host was really nice and helpful. The club was incredible! Oakenfold only played and hr and a half..the shortest I ever I have ever heard him play. He was good though. Huge dance floor, cool lights and screens, side dancers and acrobats. lots to watch!
__label__4 I got a membership for this gym a little over a month ago and have been going almost every day since. Compared to my previous gym Bally's, and every other gym I've been to, this gym rocks!\n\nThe guy who signed me up and spoke with my dad over the phone was super nice, the facilities are great (far more than I was expecting), and the staff is really nice. Have gone to a few classes here and there and the instructors are very knowledgeable. \n\nI'd recommend this gym to anyone.
__label__4 Brand new gym! Everything is new, nice and clean, upscale membership (located in a nice part of town), plenty of machines, water fountains, the dumbbells are smartly arranged so that there is some low weight ones in the extremes and in the middle of the wall and not just on one end. The locker rooms are a bit small (and the top\nRow is super tall) but still ok. The pool and spa area is also very nice, although a bit bright! Not-as-bright lighting would be nice, like the one on Camelback. The steam room is nice and clean and still smells like nothing ( like new) as opposed to that wet dog smell on the older ones. Overall one of the best 24 hr fitness I've been to - tied with the Balboa Super Sport in San Diego.
__label__4 This is the best 24 HF I have been to in AZ. Very clean, great equipment and plenty of space. The volume of \"lockers with free locks\" is great. This gym can get crowded when the afternoon / evening crowd arrives (5PM - 7PM).
__label__4 This place is next to my work so it's convenient. The staff is friendly and always willing to help. Definitely recommend this place
__label__1 The saying \"You get what you pay for\" keeps going through my mind. Well, I paid quite a bit yesterday for a mani/pedi and was disappointed.\n\nMy nail tech was friendly and chatty. I let her know I wanted my cuticles pushed back and trimmed, she did not do what I asked for. She left gaps at the base of each nail bed unpolished. She left hangnails on several nails. \n\nI did not think I needed to micro manage my nail tech at The Westin Kierland. I assumed every service at a Starwood property would be amazing. I was wrong. A different lady did my pedicure and it looks fantastic.\n\nWhen I my husband got home last night he said, \"I'm disappointed for you.\"
__label__1 I visited Yola's Caf\u00e9 for the first time and experienced the equivalent of death by a thousand paper cuts.  While I liked Yola's family-friendly coffeehouse concept, a series of service missteps and lackluster execution of the food order made for a less than stellar experience.\n\nWhile waiting for my wife to arrive, my daughter and I hungrily spied the butterscotch and chocolate chip scone in the display case on the front counter.  We recently basked in the glory that is the oatmeal butterscotch cookie from Batch Bakehouse and hoped Yola's would provide us with a west-side fix for our new butterscotch addiction.  Alas, it was not to be.  The scone was overly dry and lacked the richness of the scones from the aforementioned Batch.  \n\nWhen my wife arrived, there were a steady stream of customers pouring into the caf\u00e9.  After a short wait, a rather stoic gentleman took our order.  He did not greet us, hardly smiled and did not offer any recommendations as we made our picks from the menu.  Frankly, it was a little awkward.  I did score the free 16 oz. coffee offered with a Yelp check-in (thank you, Yelp!).  When we finished ordering, my wife and daughter each asked for a cup of water, which also drew a blank expression from our stoic friend.\n\nWe took our number and trudged off to a table, which the party at the neighboring table was using to discard their dirty dishes.  All the unoccupied tables had dirty dishes and were in desperate need of a good wipe down.\n\nAfter a short wait, stoic dude arrived with my daughter's fruit cup.  At the counter, stoic dude told us the fruit cup contained strawberries, blueberries and pineapple.  What we received was a cup full of cantaloupe and honeydew (which my daughter is not a fan of).  To their credit, when I pointed this out, stoic dude took it back and we later received a large cup brimming with ripe strawberries, pineapple and grapes.\n\nAfter another short wait, my wife and I received our sandwiches.  However, my daughter and I did not receive our drinks and nor did we receive our water.  So I trudged back to the counter, only to see a long line of customers waiting to order.  While waiting in line, I noticed a water cooler that stoic dude failed to mention when we ordered our food.  So I filled a couple of cups with water and trudged back to the table.  Still no beverage order.  So I trudge back to the counter to check on the status of the drinks.  Still a long line, so I wait...and wait...and wait.  Finally, I get to the front of the line.  I ask stoic dude about my coffee.  He instructs me to grab a coffee cup from behind the coffee carafes.  C'mon stoic dude, you could have mentioned that when we ordered.  So I grab a cup with high hopes that my beverage odyssey was about to end.   Curses, foiled again, the carafe is empty.  After a short wait, the owner finally indicates they are brewing more coffee.  So I trudge back to the table and take a bite of my now cool egg sandwich.  Then the owner indicates the carafe has been filled.  So you guessed it, I trudge up to the counter and fill my mug.  I inquire about my daughter's beverage.  The owner indicates he is working on it.  A minute later, stoic dude delivers the caramel apple drink.  It is lukewarm and tasted like Juicy Juice apple juice with a faint hint of caramel.\n\nFor what it's worth, the robust Yola's dark roast is one fine cup of coffee.\n\nI finally start eating the rest of my now cold egg sandwich.  While I like the concept of serving the sandwich on a ciabatta roll, the crust was too soft and did not offer much flavor.  The sandwich was small, slightly larger than an English muffin.  The smoked bacon was paper-thin and did not provide much flavor or texture.  The egg was under-seasoned and by the time I finally ate my sandwich, the greens were warm and mushy.  In retrospect, I should have asked to have the sandwich replaced after my long beverage ordeal.\n\nOther observations:\n* The wi-fi signal at Yola's is excellent.\n* The tables are densely packed, making the constant journeys to the front counter an inconvenience for you and your neighbors. \n* On the table, there was a list of interesting beverage specials, including a salted caramel chai (yum).  The problem: I didn't see the list until after I made my order.  They really need to post this list by the front counter in a more conspicuous manner.\n\nSo, would I go back - maybe, but definitely not at peak service hours.  I do love a good malted waffle, the signature dish of Yola's.  However, if I see stoic dude behind the counter, I am making a beeline for the exit.
__label__0 This morning my sister and I went to Yola's for breakfast before work.  I ordered a soy latte.  My sister ordered a frappe. We took our number to a table near the front, and the barrista, a youngish woman with dark hair, brought out my drink after about ten minutes.  This wait was obviously longer than what you would have at a coffee shop such as Starbucks, but because of the independent family-run nature of the business we were understanding of this at first.  My drink was made in a mug instead of a to go cup which would have been fine but like I said.  This was supposed to be just a breakfast stop. My drink tasted good and seemed to be what I ordered. My sister was not so lucky.  After over 30 minutes we really had to leave and she had still not received he drink!  Only about five customers had come through after us.  The workers were very disorganized and even though we had a number for our order the servers kept bringing us items that others had ordered.  Finally I went up to the counter to get a to go cup which the barrista reluctantly gave me.  My sister then asked about her drink.  The barrista, who had taken her order, was very confused about what my sister had ordered and couldn't seem to figure out how to make it even though it was on their menu.  The barrista did not apologize and she was pretty rude.  When she finally handed my sister a drink it was not only not a flavored frappe like she had ordered but a some kind of hot drink which my sister threw away as we left furious.  This is not our first bad experience with Yola's.  We kept going back wanting to like it, and sometimes their food, drinks and service are ok, but enough is enough.  The bad service and sometimes hostile staff ruins any other appeal this place has. Needless to say we will not be going back to Yola's.
__label__2 The initial goal was to meet up with a family member that was in town who FLAKED on me.  Looking at the menu before I left I decided to go anyway since the prices weren't too pricey.\n\nThe huddle of hostesses were a disgrace.  The place was relatively empty as we went around 4:30-5pm on a Saturday afternoon/evening.  We received our intial \"hello\" but after that we pretty much were non-existent.  The blonde girl was applying her lip gloss with her finger when were standing at the hostess station.  Another employee came in with half-a-glass of water that the brunette hostess stowed behind the podium.  The girl with the glass was also waving her paycheck in the area and very RUDELY squeezed past me and the podium without saying excuse me.  I personally make it a point not to mouth off to the staff before I eat because I enjoy food that hasn't been spat on.\n\nBeing successfully irked by the hosting staff, I was pleasantly surprised by the genuine niceness of our server.  She let us know about the specials which weren't bad.  We got the better end of the deal because although it was Saturday the NFL playoff game was going on so our bucket of beer was $5 cheaper.  \n\nOur plates were $7 each which we though were a good deal... until our plates arrived.  They were tiny portions although, they were filling enough for me.  I had the Southwest Taquitos (more like eggrolls...) which were ok.  The pico de gallo had a nice sour taste to it and was well balanced with onions and sprinkles of chopped jalapeno here and there.  My boyfriend got the \"Sherry Ahi Tuna\"  I don't know if that was a typo or what, but it was seared and it was served on top of fried wonton squares which were served on top of the Asian salad.  The smell of sesame oil was delightful, and to be honest... I wanted more of what he had.\n\nThe mechanical bull was pretty entertaining.  A family and all the kids took turns riding it and it was entertaining to see the chubby kid attempt to get on the bull on 3 separate attempts and ultimately had his brother help him on.... And on top of that the look of apprehension on his face was priceless.  He lasted less than a minute.\n\nAll-in-all it was an okay experience.  I will be back, hopefully for the AFC championship (Bolts vs. Colts).
__label__1 A couple of things to do:\n    - Drink Beer at the Bar\n    - Watch Sports\n    - Ride the mechanical Bull\n    -  AND Stay away from the food.\n\nThe food was not good. I got the Diablo Chicken Pasta. Although the warning messages on the menu about the dangers of eating meat was a pleasant reminder, it did not deter me from it. The Diablo Chicken Pasta tasted bland, mixed with penne pasta, some crushed peppers, and a MAC N Cheese taste. I love Mac N Cheese, but this was no bueno. Especially for 14.95!!! It wasn't spicy and overall it was  just a terrible dish.\n\nAside from that, the sandwiches also looked mundane. One item I would suggest is the Mushroom Lovers Pizza. That is if you love mushroom and flatbread pizza. \n\nThis is definitely the kind of place where the environment and style undermines the food. The service was good. In fact, it was toooo good. A person would come and check on us every three-five minutes. First the manager, than another waitress, then our waitress. Afterwords, she came again and asked \"how we were.\" I don't mind the intrusion, it was just a little too much and annoying. \n\nOverall...B-\nGreat Environment and Unsatisfactory Food.
__label__1 Went here last night for a friend of a friend's birthday party and it wasn't too much of a party to say the least. We were in the VIP section on the patio and got through security pretty quickly upon entering, and the place was super packed. We got a drink up at the bar and went back to the patio. They charge $9 for a teeny tiny rum & coke which is ridiculous but expected in Vegas. But then when my friend's boyfriend went back to the bar again for a second round for my friend, it was $7 and in a plastic albeit bigger glass. WTF? I guess you have to get the right bartender who isn't going to screw you over. \n\nWhen I went for my drink (a $10 Rock Candy) I unfortunately had the previous bartender and it was small, and was way too sour, not the way I had remembered the drink. Ick. \n\nNow the reason we had to go to the bar all the time was because the waitress for the VIP area completely ignored us. She asked everyone else around if they needed anything, but not us.  \n\nI'm giving this an extra star because this is the only place in Las Vegas where karma comes around faster than usual. Literally moments after making fun of some girl's hideous outfit, she falls over in her chair. And that douchebag in True Religion who hit on you at the bar will fall off the bull faster than it took for him to get off of you. \n\nThe crowd was very meh for being so busy. It seemed like every girl there was skanktastic, and every guy was in an embroidered button-down and light-washed jeans with whiskering. Eww. At least we got to see a Snooki lookalike grinding like crazy and a stripper ride the bull. Ahh, Vegas. When there is a mechanical bull, all bets are off. Just make sure you find a bartender who won't stiff you and this place could possibly be alright with the right crowd.
__label__0 My boyfriend and I were in need of a Bloody Mary, so we stopped here to get one and a bite to eat.  Nothing on their menu was stood out, just regular old burgers and salads. We opted for the grilled chicked flatbread, which was actually good.  We had ordered two Spicy Bloody Mary's - when they came out, there WERE NO VEGGIES IN IT.  Not even an effin green olive.  Are you kidding me?  We like our food and drinks spicy, but this had half the bottle of Tabasco sauce in it.  The waiter was less than average and the busser checked on us more than the actual waiter did.  Never going back, what a joke.
__label__3 Went tonight to watch the UFC!  Great place to watch the UFC.  No cover.  Volume turned up and the fights are shown on every screen.  Not a bad seat in the house to watch the fights.  Waiter was very attentive, but not bothersome during the fight.  They even offered drink specials (well....their gigantic 100 oz tower for $20 is a great deal in Vegas).  Their were promo girls too offering free shots.  \n\nThe food was pretty good too.  We started off with the Kettle Chips app.  Very creative app.  We enjoyed it.  Watching others orders come to the table we realized we needed to split our meal.  SUPER LARGE PORTIONS!  We had the house salad and the Mac N Cheese.  Both were great and more than filling when split b/t the two of us.  I did order a specialty drink...it was good, not worth $12 but not bad to sip on.  \n\nOverall, a great place to watch the UFC.  Wish it was back home in Texas.
__label__2 The food is really good, especially the bbq roll appetizer.  I would have given them at least 4 stars if it weren't for the fact that I felt like I was being recruited into a cult during my dining experience. It was creepy. I researched the place and it is associated with supreme master ching hai organization and on every shelf there is literature about it, and the tv is droning on with the station that the cult broadcasts from.  I really don't like when businesses mix religion with their product, I think it's really annoying and offensive. I don't mind a message promoting the reasons vegetarianism is healthful and compassionate toward life, but the cult thing is a bit much. I liked the food well enough to go back, but I won't go back because of the weird vibe. That's a shame.
__label__1 Unfortunately I will no longer be recommending Loving Hut. Is it because the food tastes like crap? No. Is it due to weird hours of business or bad service? No. It's because it's just too expensive now. Bordering on a complete rip-off.\n\nI got my usual Golden Vermicelli with a side of the Golden Rolls since I really like those (the GV comes with two rolls already). With tax, minus any drink and minus the $1 tip that I felt obliged to add since there was a tip section on the docket, the total was $13.12. I already mentioned that they've hiked their prices from the outdated menu that I got a few months ago, but I took another look at what I got and I'm not impressed at all with the value for money.\n\nLet's break it down. Shredded lettuce, shredded carrots, a half teaspoon of ground peanut with half as much again of finely chopped fried onion, a good amount of noodles (maybe even 20c worth), and a container of extremely watered down liquid - maybe 100 parts water to 1 part sweet and sour sauce? It's not a dip and not a sauce, just something to wet down the noodles with. Maybe 2 slices of julienned cucumber, and their soy protein. Took a photo. Compare today's pic with the first one I took of the same dish. There's even less soy protein now, barely enough for two mouthfuls, and a couple of fried rolls the length and width of my extended middle finger. I'm not sure how expensive soy protein itself is but thirteen spondooliks for that is twice as much as it is worth in terms of raw ingredients, far as I'm concerned.\n\nThe place is still clean. The service is still okay. Servers and counter folk are still very polite. Still conveniently located near my work. Still has Super Master on the telly. Still has a posterboard near the counter with bizarre letters and postcards from people verbally flagellating their pudendae about how awesome the place is, and the food is still tasty. Just woefully, WOEFULLY overpriced. This same syndrome exists at Tandoori Times II. I'd eat there AND here three times as often if only they delivered an amount of their food which matches the exorbitant prices they charge.\n\nAm I all about quantity over quality? Hell no. We're talking about a guy who paid over fourteen bucks for a small cube of fois gras on a 2\" square bit of bread w/apricot compote, spent the next thirty minutes drooling over it and the next two years daydreaming about it. We're talking about a guy who just ate mostly lettuce and noodles and got charged twice the price of a lunch almost anywhere else in the local area, except for places like Claim Jumper or Olive Garden. Do I think 2 stars are appropriate a rating? Yelp classifies that as \"Meh. I've experienced better.\" So, yes.\n\nEven if you're a vegetarian, avoid this place. Save your cash. Go to Safeway. Buy a pack of noodles for a buck. Buy a whole lettuce for a buck. Buy carrots for.. you get the general idea. Buy some frozen edamame, mash it all up, squirt a bit of soy and worcester on it, form it into mint-patty-shaped discs and grill. I'm betting that'll be the same nutrition/protein and color as what their stuff is. Just pass on dining at this joint like I will be.\n\nI thought about posting this review for a while. The tipping point was the tiny gnat that I noticed on a piece of lettuce and would have eaten had I not been hunched close over the meal in my cubicle. Could have flown into the container, through the plastic bag etc, on the way out to the car, on the way back to the office, on the way INTO the office from the car. Or could have landed during food prep. I spent the next five minutes visually analysing the rest of the food before realising that there could be more gnats in the fried rolls where I'd have no hope of noticing them. Shrug.
__label__3 GREAT food! you know its a good vegan place when your non-veg friends like it enough to go back. everything looked and tasted delicious, packed with flavor! prices are extremely good for the quality and portions of the food. cant complain if you can leave feeling completely stuffed (i eat alot) for about $10.\n\nadvice: might want to avoid friday night dinner rush...it was pretty slammed, and my girlfriend didnt even get her drink until AFTER the meal, about 20 mins after ordering said drink.
__label__1 Loving Hut is ok.   Great that they care.  Their heart is in the right place.  Food is average - frequently processed and over-salted.  Nice atmosphere.
__label__1 We visited for the first time mid afternoon during the lunch hours on 9/26/14. It was busy but not to an extreme. We split the  Fabulous Pho soup and the Veggie Tofu Delight entr\u00e9e. This was an \"Exciting Rice Entr\u00e9e\" but the rice cost extra. Not a big deal just odd. We ordered the brown rice as well.\n\nAt the beginning of the meal, the server brought us out an appetizer on the house!\n \nThe food was tasty but I rate it only two stars for the following reason:\nI judge the portions served by looking at the menu, choosing three meal as in \"three meals a day\" and trying to judge the combined nutritional value. I think in that scenario I would become mal-nourished as both the soup and entr\u00e9e rely heavily on the noodles and rice to fill you up with just a light top layer of vegies. I am diabetic I NEED more vegies and less carbs.
__label__3 This Caribou is cozy--much smaller than the one in Oakland, but happily much quieter--and connects to Joseph-Beth Bookstore if you need a latte while you browse. They have (some) plush furniture and feature the same amenities that Caribous usually do: free WiFi, trivia questions for a discount, and, for the winter, drinks made with chocolate bars melted in. Need I say more?
__label__3 As an avid coffee fan, I have to say that Caribou has won me over. They have free Wi-Fi, which is great if you find yourself in the area and you need to do some work via computer. When you walk in the door, you feel like you've left the Southside and entered a cozy ski lodge. They even have a fireplace surrounded by big, comfy chairs -definitely a plus when you're looking for a place to relax and sip on some espresso. \n\nOne of the cool things about Caribou is that it has a wider variety of menu items than your typical coffee shop. The oatmeal (try their Blueberry Almond flavor, so good!), breakfast sandwiches and snacks are much better than what you can get at your local Starbucks. If you're not a coffee person, Caribou also has some really good flavored teas. Overall, a great place to get your caffeine fix.
__label__3 After my last Popeye's visit on Rainbow caused my daughter and I to get grossed out I've been searching for a replacement store. \n\nI think I found it; its on my way home from work. Its down the road from a grocery store I don't mind shopping at and even though its attached to a gas station its an easy in and out.\n\nKeep it up and I will be back!
__label__3 My son and I went yesterday and we LOVED it..We are on our quest to find the best burgers in chandler.. At first, when we arrived, we thought it was closed because it was after lunchtime..The place is next to chandler high so it was pretty empty because school was on break.  \n\nThe owner took care of us and the place smelled amazing.  Its like a mom and pop shop.  We didn't know what to expect but wow..the burgers were  fabulous.  The fries were thick, meaty but not too meaty.  The burgers with the grilled onions were out of this world.  \n\nWe left feeling full but not overwhelmingly full.  My son and I feel like THIS is our new burger joint!!
__label__4 This is my morning place. A quick drive from my house and conveniently located on Tatum. The lines here move quickly, coffee is great, staff are friendly. What's not to love? It's what you'd expect from a Starbucks, but what few actually deliver.
__label__3 The guys here are very knowledgeable and helpful. I've never experienced attitude or rudeness and have been in the store waiting for some minor service and seen many people come and go and all were treated quickly and with a friendly attitude. I bought my tri bike from this shop and my mountain bikes from another DNA cycle shop. \n\nThey don't try to upsell you and fits they do on the new bikes are awesome. I had a couple of items I ordered and they were there in just a couple of days. \n\nThis is a great shop.
__label__2 Being outside on patio with the beautiful back drop of the mountains was exactly what I was hoping for and music was nice. Service and food were mediocre at best.  Ordered everything on the Happy hour just to sample. Go for the environment and enjoy :) \nThey also took my credit card when I wanted to pay cash and said at the end I can pay in cash which I did and then two days later saw my credit card was charged too :( \nI was of course NOT happy about that and the time it took with the accounting department and my bank. UGH!
__label__3 Maybe not as plentiful a topping selection as Yogurt Buildrz in Scottsdale but still pretty good.  Tough to see off Cave Creek Road, and only one way in and out of the parking lot is a pain.\n\nBut I found the staff pleasant and the yogurt very good.  Shop was nicely lit, comfortable and clean.  Liked the surfer theme -  I guess it's actually a woody theme but the two go together.\n\nAwesome to have this concept available closer to home here in North Phoenix.
__label__3 I live near the Panini Cafe and Bakery so I've been here a few times. Not sure why people are saying the lady isn't friendly because I've encountered the opposite. The only reason I deducted a star because I went here once on a 116 degree day and they didn't have the AC on. \n\nTheir food is really good though. I got a sandwich and it was really big. Could only eat half of it. Haven't tried any of their pastries/desserts but they look really good. Will have to give them a try.
__label__1 Risking my life for a run-of-the-mill haircut....\n\nFirst of all, for those of you going to this great clips from Squirrel Hill: good luck.  Write a will.  Kiss your children goodbye, since making a left turn across Brown's Hill Road is about as safe as playing on the interstate with steak knives.\n\nGoing to this Great Clips is a little like playing haircut roulette: you never know what you're going to get.  I've been twice now, and once I got a pretty decent cut, and once, well, I kind of looked bald.\n\nThis last trip was actually pretty bad.  I went at about 10:00 and they had a line of five people, with two stylists.  They said it would be about 20 minutes.  It was actually about an hour.  And the sad thing is several people came in after me, and at one time, the line was seven people long, and they always said it would be 20 minutes.  20 minutes seems to be the standard answer, so take it with a grain of salt.\n\nWhile I was there, I did see one nice thing: they fix bad haircuts for free.  An old lady came in unhappy with her cut, and they got her in right then.  (No waiting in line for re-do's, apparently.)  The stylist was very sweet with her and fixed it for free.  I kind of wish I had known they fix bad haircuts, but then again, there's not much you can do when your hair's so short it looks bald.  Eh.  It grows out, right?
__label__1 I only come here when I have those moments when  I think I need a haircut right then and there. I don't know why I have tortured myself and returned. 3 times I've been there. 3 times I've asked for short in back, long in front with a severe angle. 3 times I walked out with a plain jane bob. The employees *try* to make small talk but just end up talking to each other about how much they hate working there. \n\nAt the end of the day you get what you pay for- a cheap generic haircut.
__label__3 It's your standard chain hair salon. The staff is always nice and talkative, sometimes too talkative--is there a way to make a note in the computer as to if you like to be talked to or not? ;-)\nReasonable rates. They offer discounts/coupons frequently. I do LOVE the online check-in via the app. Makes it so much easier to check in and decrease the wait time.
__label__3 Tried Archies cafe for the first time. The service was great and the food was the best Tai food I've had so far. I ordered the Pad Tai 6 on the spicey scale and it could have been a little hotter. It is a great atmosphere and overall a great restaurant.
__label__3 If I have a Thai food craving and don't feel like driving to Lotus of Siam, Archi's satisfies the craving. You're not gonna find out of this world dishes, but the kind of dishes that have become staples of Thai food found in America. Service is always prompt and attentive and it's speedy when you're ordering takeout.
__label__0 Came here for dinner. Geez, no one bothered to greet us, seat us or act like we existed. Waited long enough & finally gave up & left.  Take your business & eat where they welcome customers. These people could care less
__label__0 Great food but WTF is up with them advertising they close @ 10pm when they turn u away when you walk in @ 9:30pm. They told us kitchen was already closed but if we wanted to order for take out we could!!! WTFFFF!!! Kitchen's close but if we order to go they'll open it??? Unprofessional, your in America practice american restaurant practices & serve till your advertised closing hours. I can see if we had walked in @ 5 or 10 mins of but WTF 30 mins before?  You lost me as a customer, there's plenty of better & less expensive Tai restaurants all over Vegas & with better service!
__label__3 Great meal. Tom yum soup hits the spot on a cool day. \nLast couple trips here it seems the soup and entrees come out very close to each other. I would prefer to eat the soup before the entree arrives. \nBut a solid meal everytime.
__label__0 Well after hear some mixed reviews I decided to try the restaurant myself. I've never felt more neglected my life. I had to ask several times for water and bread. I ordered the supposedly famous lobster spaghetti. I was told it would be 1 and a half pound lobster. all I can say is maybe once it was a pound and a half but not when I got to my plate. and for 49 dollars is well. stay away from this restaurant. it's a rip off .There's so many other great restaurants around montreal.
__label__3 Really enjoyed the clam shooters. First time having clam I was a bit scared. No worries, it worked out well. Our waitress Suzzanne, was an attractive 20-something that knew her food well. Her personality definitely made the meal fun. The blackboard menu was a kind of cool tre-shiek touch, but unfortunately as a dumb American, I don't speak French. However, Suzzanne was helpful to figure out the menu and made some great recommendations.\n\nI also went to Garden Manger and thought that was better than this place, but overall, would definitely recommend this place.
__label__3 I've been here a few times with our family.  This usually consists of myself, my husband, my 2-year-old, my 6-year-old, and my in-laws.  There isn't anything really that kid friendly on the menu, but they recommended a friend chicken cutlet that they cut up like chicken fingers.  The kids loved it.  Our sushi is always presented very well.  They cut carrots to look like birds.  I've never seen anything like it.  My kids were amazed.  We had to take the carrot birds home and put them in the refrigerator.  The sushi tasted really good.  We ordered a lot of sushi, but finished it between the four adults.  It was so good.  My father in law said the sushimi he ordered was really good.  I had hot sake, and my husband prefers the cold.  Both were really good.  It isn't the most kid friendly, but they do have high chairs available, and the wait staff is very patient.  Our service was good, because all of the waiters and waitresses just seem to work together.  No one is only responsible for their tables, we had drinks filled by whoever walked by.  Everyone seemed to be big on checking every table they walked by to make sure customers were pleased.  It has really good ambiance (in the evening) especially for a strip mall sushi place.  I was really pleasantly surprised.  If nothing else, it's worth coming here for presentation.  I'm really disappointed I didn't have my camera to photograph the way they plated our sushi.
__label__0 I dropped my dog off at the clinic today at 7:30 and when I called them at 230 to see how he made it through surgery, they hedged and told me he was doing fine.  I told them I wanted to know how the surgery went and only then did they tell me that he had not gone into surgery yet.  THEY LEFT HIM IN A CAGE FOR 7 HOURS!!!  I told them not to touch my dog, and I went and picked him up.  When I was there at 7:30 there were only 2 dogs ahead of me.  The vet had the nerve to tell me that its a 1st come 1st serve which is when I reminded her that there were only 2 dogs there that morning.  \n\nNot only was I mislead about the surgery, but I can't get passed them leaving my poor dog in a cage for 7 hours!  \n\nI guess you get what you pay for - what a lesson I learned today!!!!!!!
__label__4 Stright up & honest!!!!! After I took my vehicle to other shoe makers that were not qualified to work on a Big Wheel I found this place. The gentlemen in this establishment don't play around, absolutely flawless work at half the price of any other shop in town!!!! If you read my other reviews you will see places to stay away from.
__label__4 It is so hard to find a good mechanic that will not just try to take your money for nothing. This place is fantastic!  I was told somewhere else that I needed a tire alignment and instead of just selling me on it they told me or want necessary. I was in and out so fatty. No unnecessary waiting. I would recommend this place to anyone who will listen. BEST MECHANIC EVER!
__label__3 Its been said before, but they deliver until 3 AM.  We were not in the state of mind to drive and have been getting a little sick of hungry howies.  It took a solid hour for our food to arrive, but that seems pretty normal for late night Tempe. Everyone raved about the food.  It was very good for late night delivery.  The chicken bruchetta pita was excellent although a little small.  I recommend 2 pitas for anyone with any kind of appetite.  You might not get through both, but the one was just a little too small to satisfy.  My only complaint, and the reason for 4 starts instead of 5 was the traditional hummus.  I didnt not think it was very good at all.  Many places in Tempe have much better.
__label__2 Nothing to write home about. \n\nBoyfriend and I stopped by because we had a Groupon for this place. $8 for $20 worth of food. Not bad. Our total came to $23 and change, so I suppose for $11 or so, what we got wasn't bad. \n\nWe ordered the greek bruschetta appetizer. Not worth almost $5. The pita was good, the pesto was okay, but the tomato mix seemed like diced tomatoes - no extra spices. And the parm on top definitely wasn't fresh. It tasted like it might have come from a big bottle of Kraft. \n\nI ordered the chicken bruschetta pita, and Boyfriend got a gyro. We also got a side of greek fries and two drinks. (Noted only because a \"combo\" supposedly includes a side and a drink, for the same price as a side only. We were charged for both drinks.) The gyro didn't have enough tsatziki, in my opinion. It did have cucumber instead of onion, which I liked. My pita wasn't anything special. I might have liked it more if we hadn't ordered the greek bruschetta as an app. \n\nThe fries were barely lukewarm. The feta wasn't melted at all. Not impressive. I've had better greek fries at every other greek place I've been to. \n\nOverall, I'd probably come back after a night on Mill for some drunk munchies. But I won't be going out of my way to visit again.
__label__1 When I first saw their hours of operation I thought it was a mistake and they meant to write p.m., instead of a.m., but now that I have eaten there twice it makes more sense. When nothing else is open, and you're wasted, I'm sure this place ROCKS!
__label__0 This place is beyond mediocre. I've actually been going here for a while (I like one of the plate items because it's somewhat healthy though really isn't that good) and have seen a consistent pattern of not great things. A while back I actually stopped going because 1 out of every 2-3 times there would be something wrong with my order (undercooked chicken, got the order wrong, etc). When I came back, they were a little more consistent, but it doesn't change the fact that the food is flavorless and made with the cheapest ingredients. The cooks don't know how to cook, and as someone mentioned below, often times don't cook the chicken through which is a big no no. The prices for the plates were already ridiculous and just went up! There are plenty of better Greek options in Tempe.
__label__2 Oliveo's is a good place to get decent food, whether it's late night or lunchtime. They are slightly pricey, at least to me, but it is Greek food. I have never gotten a bad dish from them. I've had the chicken souvlaki, gyros and chicken breast plates. All are great, cooked well and have lots of flavor. The bonus is that Oliveo's is open extremely late, so they are usually my go to if I want late night food that isn't McDonald's. I recommend if you want healthy in a college town!
__label__2 With so many frozen yogurt places around town, it is hard to stand out. Berrygood does, but not necessarily in a good way.  First off, they aren't self-serve, which means you can't control how much or little you want and you don't pay per ounce.  Instead you have the choice between small, medium and large, and just four flavors.  Plus, you pay extra for toppings! So, it was rather pricey and flavor limited compared to most place, and since there seems to be a frozen yogurt place on nearly every corner nowadays, I don't really think it is worth it.  But, I must say the flavor I got -- Mango -- was berry... ahem, I mean very... good (I had to pun, sorry). And, that, is the only reason I gave it one more star than it deserves.
__label__4 It's a terrible tragedy that there are no locations in the San Diego area! 3 days later & I still crave another \"Big A$$ Bacon Cheeseburger\". A super huge, super greasy, heap of heavenly goodness with 12 pieces of bacon added....need I say more?\n\n4th best thing in the world after oxygen, money, then sex! The only bad thing is that they don't give out bibs....LOL
__label__2 Got to Vegas a little earlier than the usual time we get there, so we decided to find a quick spot to eat.  Since last time we yelped about Sammy's we decided to give this place a try.  Got there just right after 11pm so dining area was closed.  However, drive thru was still open til 2am.  \n\nWe went to the drive thru and looked at the menu.  It was a little hard to see because of the lighting so we got out of the car and just stood there reading the menu.  There is so much to choose from making it hard to decide on what we want to get.  \n\nWe finally decided and made our way to the window to order. We got the chipotle steak burger, pastrami melt, garlic Romano fries, large root beer float, and a pomegranate lemonade.  \n\nThe chipotle steak burger was spicy.  If you can't take the heat then that is not a burger for you.  It packed a lot of flavor but a bit too spicy for me.  \n\nThe pastrami melt was good but got a little too salty after awhile because it was loaded with pastrami.  A bit on the greasy side.\n\nGarlic Romano fries - shoe string fries with some garlic and romano flavor.  Really thin and crispy but not much flavor.  \n\nThe pomegranate lemonade was pretty good, a bit sweet but that comes from the pomegranate syrup.  \n\nRoot beer float large came with like half a tub of ice cream.  The cup was literally full with ice cream.  The key to this place is everything must be huge portions.
__label__0 This place is ridiculous! We have been waiting a half an hour for food in the drive through and no one has said anything to us. I don't care how good they say they are or how fresh the food is you should not have to wait in a drive through for a half hour. Forget what Food Network says this is definitely not Food Paradise. Avoid trying this place out \n!!!!!
__label__1 Had the patty melt and zucchini.  Nothing special.  Was really excited after seeing reviews. Zucchini is frozen,  same stuff you get at burger king. Nothing special about the burgers either. ..very disappointed. $17 for a burger, zucchini and a soda :(
__label__0 THIS STORE IS TERRIBLE! THE WORST SERVICE I'VE EVER HAD!\n\nAs a former Starbucks employee I was APALLED at the disgusting service my mom and I received here. We walked in about an hour before closing time and I ordered an iced grande white mocha, she ordered an iced venti, lite caramel sauced melted in the bottom 2 splenda Americano...honestly, not that complicated! We weren't really greeted, we more or less received an annoyed glance from the barista and the shift supervisor working. The guy making our drinks didn't pay any attention, didn't mark our cups and didn't call back to the person ringing us up! He was too busy talking to his friend, also an employee there who was off the clock, to pay attention to what he was getting paid 8 bucks and hour to do. He of course messed up our order, and when my mom pointed out that her drink was  gritty, he sighed, rolled his eyes and promptly informed us that it \"was the splenda that YOU ordered in your drink...\" instead of apologizing and offering to remake it. I don't expect a kiss ass but some on, have some customer service common sense! My mom, being irritated with the guys rudeness just asked for a drink coupon, which the shift supervisor informed her it would take 10 minutes for her to get one (they're supposed to keep them up in the front at all times for reasons like this! duh...). The off-shift partner then said \"just give her a piece of paper that says one free drink and sign your name with the store number\" which she did. \n\nHere's where it get's good..\nWe turned around and left the store, minding our own business when the rat-faced employee off the clock says \"I bet they didn't f!@#ing ask for it metled, that b1tc!\" to which I turned around and replied, \" Actually she FUCKING did ask for it melted, but you were too busy distracting your little barista buddy for him to pay any attention to his job\" she then promptly informed me and my mom we could go \"back to South Scottsdale, honey\" and that she wouldn't get into trouble for how she acted...\nWe called the manager and still have not heard back over a month later. Amazingly terrible service.
__label__0 I had two diametrically opposed experiences at this \"deli.\" My first visit was pleasant enough as I had good, homemade latkes and a Chicago hot dog! I'm telling you the latkes were really good (perfectly spiced, moist and crispy), and my Chicago dog was prepared just right with just enough char!\nOn the second visit the the latkes were nauseatingly bad. They were the worst latkes I've ever had! Terrible flavor and preparation. Did a two-year-old make this? Were these made of rotten potatoes and onions mixed with garbage? Feh!!!!\nI also ordered the pastrami! This pastrami was obviously low-grade store-bought value-brand drek. Did this even come from a brisket, let alone a cow? It was possibly the worst pastrami I've ever had. It tasted like a cheap hot dog, and that, my friend, is not how the sexiest of the cured meats is supposed to taste! I would not chance eating their pastrami again!
__label__1 Moe's is very average food. There isn't anything that stands out and falls behind similar places-Qdoba, Chipotle etc. \n\nThe food was fresh and tasted alright, but was nothing special. The burritos are on the smaller end and has smaller portions inside the burrito.\n\nMy biggest problem was the value. There is NO way a burrito of that size with that little rice, beans, meat should cost over $7.50 for an original size. I've had bigger and better burritos that cost around $5. A small soda for $2.50 is also a bit much (free refills).\n\nWith each order you do get chips and salsa. I really liked the chips. Salsa was okay.\n\nOne other thing that baffled me. My wife ordered a Triple Lindy burrito in a bowl. You get this in a white box. When you try to throw it away, you can't fit the box in the trash can as the top is configured in a weird way. Good thinking.....\n\nI was amused by the name of the Burritos-Homewrecker, Art Vandelay etc. Good stuff!\n\nMoe's won't be high on list to go back to around Jobing.com for me. There are other places that are better.\n\n2.5
__label__0 This restaurant is out of business. I was really disappointed!
__label__2 Good atmosphere, tasty food. This is a fun place to grab a bite to eat and watch a game or two. Decent drink specials - they do a Wednesday night beer roulette.
__label__4 I'm so glad to see this 'place' on yelp!  It's a hidden gem you can only get on the weekend evenings.  It's conveniently directly across from the LightRail stop @ Camelback and 7th Ave.  \n\nIt's basic menu makes it easy to choose something good after many hours of drinking.  Especially if you aren't sure if you intentionally or inadvertently ended up inside Charlie's and line danced with gay men in cowboy hats all night.\n\nAlso I love their Horchata (Cinnamon Rice Milk) - it's especially wonderful on a hot Arizona night.
__label__1 The waitress was great, the food was ok, and the hostess was terrible!  The manager and hostess sat 2 groups ahead of us that came in after us!  The manager gave an excuse that she can't sit too many people at once in one section.  There were only 2 in our party!  No true apology nor did they offer to make up the inconvenience.  I would never go back!!
__label__0 I have been waiting to try this place for a long time. The building from the outside give the appearance that it looks nice on the inside.  I know it is call the Blue Burger  Grille but from the minute I walked in the door my eyes started hurting me.  EVERYTHING IS BRIGHT BLUE: Bright Blue Walls, Blue Concrete Floors, Blue tables, even blue lightbulbs.  It immediately turned me off.  Atmosphere is part of the dining experience and this place was definately lacking on the atmosphere.  It cost us 72 dollars for 5 people to eat and we only ordered 1 soda. That would have been OK if the food was amazing, but everything came overcooked.  We ordered everything medium rare and it came medium well, I didnt even bother sending it back because we couldnt wait to out of there and get away from the obnoxiously overwhelming blue  interior decor
__label__3 Okay, I have added a star to account for my last 2 visits in which I had better experiences.. funny enough they were better because I got service from the other employees and not the same guy from my previous review (who I now noted works during the day at lunch time - when I will avoid this place).\n\nRecently, I called for a pick-up order after work and had a delicious BYOB Bison waiting for me in the styrofoam container along with a huge load of sweetpot fries (which I must admit are stellar).  The server that picked up the phone was really nice and she had my order exactly as I wanted in a matter of 5-8min of ordering... she was friendly and I appreciated that.\n\nI think if I avoid that server (lunch), I could come here more regularly....\n\nOtherwise you already know I\"m a fan of their burgers.. no doubt about that.
__label__3 Habanero burger ftw!! it's just so uncomfortably blue in there. I dont understand why they chose to design the building that way...at least leave the windows clear ya know? Despite the literally sickening atmosphere, the food is pretty good. The meat is cooked to order, the sauces are distinct, and the sweet potatoes fries are pretty bomb. Overall, I think its a good place for burgers...just would sit outside if i could next time.
__label__1 I'm not sure what the appeal is here.\n\nFood was ok, but nothing that justified the prices.  Quality wise a certain hamburger chain from Cali produces a burger just as good, if not better, at about a third of the cost.\n\nThis is one of those places with high ceilings and exposed industrial cooling ducts which I expect is supposed to give the place a certain \"look.\"  Ok...that's nice but if you don't dust and clean all that stuff it starts to look reeeeeaaaaallllllyyyyyy baaaaddddd.  Moreover when I see dust/web chunks the size of a quarter hanging from the chain that suspends the lights I keep waiting for one of those dust/web chunks to detach and land in my food.  Note that the menu has all kinds of up charges for more this, extra that...I didn't see one for the dust/web chunks so I expect if you get one in your food its free.\n\nNothing special, I've tried it, won't be back.
__label__2 Blu Burger was very good.  My burger was cooked perfectly - did the build your own and it was great.  The sweet potato fries were really good....will be back to get more of the fries!!  All 4 of us ordered a different burger and everyone was very happy with the quality and taste of their selection.  The waitress was vey nice and provided great service.  I was a little disappointed in the drink options - no hard cider and limited ability to make mixed drinks.  I ended up with a margarita which was fine (made with a mix)...definitely nothing special.  It would be nice if they improved that side of their menu, at least include one hard cider offering for those that are gluten free.
__label__1 So, I purchased a Living Social for Deejai and was excited to stop in for the first time.  While the food was pretty good, I think this might be the worst service I've experienced in Charlotte.  It was Saturday and pretty busy, but that's no excuse.  We were seated and sat around for a while before anyone talked to us for at least 10-15 minutes.  It's not good when the server shows up and the whole table orders drinks, apps, and their entrees all at once.  Food took forever, but it all came out hot and delicious.  I'm not a Thai connoisseur, but I thought it all was good.  I can usually give the service a pass when there is good food, but it was just so glaringly bad that I won't be back.  I had to ask a different server for the check.  She mentioned to us, 'Oh your server must be cleaning in the back.'  What? Really??  I knew they were closing the kitchen down, but c'mon man!!  It wasn't split right so I had to get up and help her split it at the register.  That took forever and it felt awkward standing at the register trying to get the check split correctly while our original server finally popped her head out from where ever she was 'cleaning'.  I'm surprised I even left a tip I was so annoyed.  This experience might be an exception, but I definitely won't be back.
__label__1 Deejai, I want to love you. I do. Sometimes you take me in your arms and give me what I crave. Other times, it's like you aren't even there, like you don't care any more. I deserve better than this, but I keep coming back to you. \n\nIt's embarrassing when someone I care about comes into town and it's my responsibility to take them to a favorite local place and really show off what Charlotte has to offer. And I bring them to, say, Deejai Thai. We order. We get two bland dishes. We send them back and reorder, and get 1 amazing dish and another bland dish. I can't keep going like this, Deejai. I need someone who's there for me all the time. \n\nI want to give this place a 3, earned wholeheartedly by their curries, spring rolls and their drunken noodle. They are hands down the best in the area. But without the support of a good Pad Thai and many other dishes, I can't reasonably give this more than a 2. \n\nStray not beyond the confines of those few dishes, for you will wander into a world where taste, spice and flavor have been forsaken. And you will be sad, and embarrassed if you've talked the place up to an out-of-towner. \n\nCelebrity most likely to enjoy eating here: \nCharlie Sheen: I imagine he'd be too drunk to care about the blandness of the dishes. \n\nHalf hour to live and I have to get my last meal here: \nThe drunken noodle never disappoints.
__label__2 I've definitely had worse, and I've definitely had better. I ordered the Pad Thai, he ordered the Pad See U... everything was good, and my server was very helpful when my two-star Pad Thai turned out to be MUCH hotter than I was anticipating. Despite the swanky decor and fairly good reviews, I just wasn't blown away by the food. I'll stick with the more casual places like Lang Van or Saigon Palace in the future.
__label__4 I pull in off the 215 on Eastern, and locate this restaurant, but the drive thru has three or four cars stacked up, so I walk inside. I'm the second customer waiting to order. The counterperson looks up and greets me warmly. The person in front of me starts to order, then the manager also looks up from behind the counter and greets me, and I'm thinking \"Really, really friendly!\". Another minute or two while the person in front of me changes their mind about their order, and then....\n\nThe hispanic woman stationed at the drive-thru window turns around with a scowl on her face, stalks over to the partition between the cashier and the cooks where the burgers come out, leans over toward the cooks, and says in a voice loud enough for everyone in the restaurant to hear (and I quote) \"MUCHO BLAH BLAH BLAH!!\"\n\nI smiled so big when she turned around to go back to the drive-thru she winked at me.\n\nNow that's what I call a sign of the times. :) Absolutely hilarious.\n\nFor the record, I was in and out of this Carl's Jr. in less than ten minutes, start to finish, but the cars in the drive thru were still stacked three and four deep.  \n\nI vote this restaurant \"Best In Chain\" for Carl's Jr. of all the Carl's Jr.'s I've been to in Las Vegas.\n\n\"MUCHO BLAH BLAH BLAH!\" to all Carl's Jr. cooks everywhere! \"MUCHO BLAH BLAH BLAH!\"\n\nLOLOLOL!
__label__3 Ive always loved walmart for the cheap prices and convenience.  WALMART YAY!
__label__1 At first I couldn't understand the bad reviews for a walmart. Seriously it's a walmart, they never excel, but now I get it . I hate hate hate how the money center is separate, feels like a yellow jail in there.. And there's ALWAYS a long line. Definitely had to dig deep on the patience. Plus when I went to buy a laundry basket, they were on the top shelf, and little 5'1 me had a hell of a time getting it down. No it's ok ! I got it.. Grrr.. Anyways a walmart is a walmart, I'm just saying this isent my favorite one .
__label__0 I come to the auto center since my car battery is under warranty here. I needed to change my battery because my car died that day and my warranty expires this month. I felt lucky at first arriving at a nonbusy time. Little did I know it would take them a whole hour just to get my car keys back so the guys could work on my car! It was like dealing with dumb and dumber! Neither of them knew what they were doing. They were confusing each other and talking crap about the work issues they have there. They kept telling me I had the wrong battery size and had to do an exchange now which requires a manager. The manager had zero personality. Seemed like nothing in their computers were working right. The guy had to scan my car battery at least 6xs. They said the battery they gave me was larger but said I wouldn't need to pay a difference. In all their confusion the cashier guy handed me $12... I'm pretty sure I was not due credit.. Ugh! Last time here!
__label__4 Love this place! Now, to start, I am NOT a Crepe aficionado but that does not stop me from loving good food. I went here last night for the first time with a friend. We started off with some wine,which they have a good but small selection as they do the beer list. When we sat down we tried the Cellar Plate which contained 2 different gourmet meats and cheeses with crusty bread. It was OK but a little skimpy for me. On to dinner, I really wanted to try the fish and chips but hesitated due to the bad reviews it's received on Yelp so instead I  opted for  the Sausage and Peppers Crepe and my friend ordered the Spinach/Mushroom Crepe. I was blown away with the amount of food that they served. My Crepe covered the entire plate and my friends' consisted of 2 large Crepes traditionally rolled. I will say that the sides that we ordered were not needed due to the generous portion of our entree. The Sausage was cooked perfectly and had just the right amount of flavor. I was not expecting that as most places I find just don't have good sausage. My friend loved her meal as well. \n\nThe seating was very limited and very close together which gave it a cozy feel but you can definitely hear everyone elses coversation. I like smaller restaurants like this because they are more representative of the locals. The staff was very friendly too. Great place for a first date or just a romantic date with your favorite person. Needless to say, I will be returning here in the near future. Only this time I will try those Pesto Brie fries that everyone is talking about!
__label__1 Food just ok for me. I had a savory crepe with ham & cheese. Wasn't great. I'd like to go back & try a dessert crepe next time. Dim lighting, cool, calm & classy interior. great place for a date.
__label__4 The place that originally brought me to NODA....what can I say about a place that has that much pull. \n\nIt's a place that tops many of my lists including First Date, Best Burger, Top Fries, and to many others to list. \n\nI never understood just how important this restaurant was to my pallet until I broke away from the cr\u00eapes. For the first year of dining here, I didn't order anything other then there crapes. I have now found that their are other food is absolutely unbelievable.  I'm not one to recommend particular dishes since food is such a personal desire; however, I do feel the need to point out that their burger and chicken Cordon Bleu Sandwich is a must try if you never have had it.
__label__0 Yesterday 4 of my friends went to this place. Just 2 of us drank a coffee and ate a crepe and we got sick a few hours later. Really bad food poisoning that lasted several hours.\n\nI usually don't write reviews but I think this is something people should know.
__label__1 I have been going here for about 4 years now, only because its the closest bike facility to my house. I use my bike for biking everywhere, but by no means am a hardcore biker, so the only times I have to go to a bike store is pretty much when I have a flat or I get stopped by a random cop for having no headlight. \n\nThe place is super-pricey and charge wayyy too much for what they offer. Most of the items in the store too arent for the small-pocketed! If u even dare ask them to have a look at something else, they start talking about service charges. The mechanics dont seem too knowledgeable or atleast dont like answering the questions an average biker has. They are not helpful when it comes to suggestions regarding choosing between several brands of various items. \n \nThe people arent way too friendly, there have been times when I just went in and was looking around for upto 10 mins before someone could get to me. I have also observed that the guys who work there ignore other guy customers, when girls are around looking for help.\n\nI always try to ignore this place and dont go here unless its my worst case scenario. As an ASU student, the bike facility on Apache, behind SRC is way too friendly and cheaper too (even though they carry brands that Tempe bicycle does too). I always go there whenever theres a possibility.
__label__0 The salesperson that \"helped\" me today was highly incompetent. When he approached me, I said that I needed a lockring tool. He didn't know what a lockring was, so I explained that it was for removing gears and showed him the one that I had purchased at REI that was too big. He said, \"Oh, a CASSETTE tool...\" and walked over to the tool wall (hidden behind the service desk). He stared blankly at the wall for a minute and then said he would go to the back and look. It took me all of one second to find the tool I needed. I told him that I found it and thanked him, and he disappeared. I then stood near the register, unacknowledged, for a few minutes until someone else asked me what I needed. When I said I just needed to check out, he had to tell the guy that had originally helped me to ring up the sale. I had planned on asking for recommendations/advice on a problem I am having with the brakes on my bike, but decided that the incompetent salespeople at the store were definitely not the ones I should ask. I will not be returning to this store, or any other Tempe Bicycle.
__label__1 Rookie place. If you don't care about decor go to US Egg around the corner. Better service, food and coffee. Bacon took 25 mins to cook bad pancakes and serve cold coffee by a very annoying waitress.
__label__1 It's a shame, this place has great ambiance being in the Hard Rock, with its rock music blaring in. I really wanted to like it, there is just nothing really worth raving about. The food - it's average and overpriced for what it is. I quite simply expected better. \n\nI started with the Two plus Two, an heirloom and cherry tomato salad with mozzarella and burrata. It was tasty, but big for an appetizer, my plate came with 3 massive balls of cheese on it, a heart attack on a plate! My date had an ahi and hamachi tartare, which was bland. \n\nI had the King Crab Legs for a main and my hubbie had combo with filet mignon and lobster. We ordered the trio of mash and creamed spinach on the side as the server had recommended 2 sides for 2 people. He must have been upselling as we couldn't even eat one between the 2 of us. \n\nThe mains were the better part of the dinner, the crab portion was massive, but really hard to eat. It was served without a shellfish fork or any other tool to get the meat out. It was partially cracked, but not enough to be of use. I also had to ask the server for a wet towel as no finger bowl was brought to the table. The steak, according to hubby was good. The part that was disturbing was the amount of butter in everything, it made it too rich to eat. The potato tasted overwhelmingly of butter, the spinach was a grease slick and we both had butter sauces served with our meal. \n\nThe main reason why Rare 120 got 2 stars rather than 3 is the service. Our server was unbelievably bad. \n\n1.We were drinking glasses of no doubt expensive bottled water, and the server came and topped up our glasses with tap water. \n\n2. When I said something about the water, he came back with a new bottle but left us the glasses still filled with the tap water mix, uh, are we supposed to pass it back and forth between the 2 of us and drink it from the bottle? \n\n3. When I asked for glasses, he brought us scorching hot glasses. Dude it's a no brainer, change them on the empty table behind you! \n\n4. We had to ask for pretty much everything that should have been automatic - the water, new napkins, cutlery, drinks, a plate to put all the seafood shells on, something to clean our hands with. It's like the server had never eaten out before and had no idea what people would expect.\n\nCan't say I'll ever give this place a second chance, it's not worth the hundreds of dollars you'll end up spending. Steakhouses are everywhere in Vegas, there is no doubt, better out there.
__label__2 went for a group dinner, meatballs were amazing, the other food was kinda egh, also a bit pricey, decor was nice. Probably go there again if it was for a date.
__label__2 I came here because I got a free voucher from a radio station contest I won and dont think I would of came if it weren't free. \n\nThe steak was good but not great and expensive. There is however a sampler entree / mix grill on the menu. About 70 bucks but you get filet, kobe shirt and a new york cut. \n\nThe Kobe shirt was good but it's kobe, never had a bad cut of kobe ever. \n\nThe mash potatoes were pretty good too, I got the trio and the truffle and lobster one was good. \n\nOverall don't think I would go back with so many other great choices out there.
__label__3 My boyfriend and I ate here on a Sunday night  and use our restaurant.com certificate. It was surprisingly busy.\n\nAmbience:\nThe restaurant was nicely decorated. I liked the large chairs with arms as opposed to regular dining chairs. Lighting was very dark. I did like the projector near the bar area playing movies like \"Weekend at Bernie's\" and \"Top Gun\".\n\nService:\nThe hosts and waitstaff are all friendly. For an expensive restaurant, I didn't get a stuck-up or stuffy feeling.\n\nAnd now for the food:\nI loved how they serve pretzel rolls as opposed to regular bread rolls. The butter that accompanied them had a hint of mustard to compliment the pretzels. The mustard flavor was so subtle that my mustard-hating boyfriend didn't mind it.\n\nAppetizer: Rice Cracker Tuna with spicy blood orange-lime aioli.\nIt was intriguing and the waiter's suggestion sealed the deal. It was delicious. The crispy coating around the sliced pieces of ahi tuna was just right and the aioli flavor complimented the tuna very well.\n\nEntree: Bone-in 18oz ribeye\nMy favorite cut of meat. So flavorfull. And the seasoning on it was minimally perfect enough to supplement the steak, but not overpower the natural flavor.\n\nSides:\nMashed potato trio (lobster, truffle, rosemary-parmesan)\nI love mashed potatoes and have never tasted mashed potatoes like these. The lobster batch had pieces of lobster mixed in and had a good lobster flavor. The truffle mashed potatoes had a very strong and pungent aroma and flavor. The bf didn't like it, but I felt it was still pretty tasty. The rosemary-parmesan had a less intense flavor, but still very delicious.\nMac and Cheese with 4 cheeses, smoked bacon and sauteed onion\nI liked the use of penne pasta as the noodle, and the flavors were good. Just not a standout macaroni and cheese.\n\nCocktails:\nRita Me 120\nTequila, pomegranate, citronage, and agave-lime juice. A very tasty mix.\nSweet Tea\nI don't remember the exact name, but it tasted just like sweet tea. Mmm.\n\nDessert:\nMolten Chocolate Sundae with dulce de leche ice cream\nThe name and the description is very deceiving. We had to clarify with the waiter, who described it as a brownie/souflee with a chocolate liquid center. We ordered it and it came out and we discovered it was one of the lava cakes. Luckily, this is exactly the type of dessert we were craving, but it was misrepresented.\n\nOverall, a very nice, delicious experience.
__label__1 Another comp dinner and this time I was sober enough to remember that indeed, we did not eat that much. (I know, what do you expect from a complimentary dinner, right?!) eh =/\n\nWe were provided a salad which had an oil dressing that I was not loving, not a balsamic dressing, just an oil.  And rare steak over rice which was just okay.  Drinks were still on point and service was still great.  Still looking forward to going back for an actual dinner to provide more details but isn't their comp \"tastings\" supposed to entice you to come back??  Well, based on that theory, I may not return. =(
__label__3 4 of us girls cabbed it over to Hard Rock and came here for dinner on a Friday night without reservations.  Wait time was not bad at all- only 15 minutes in the lounge/bar area and we all ordered a cocktail to start.\n\nOur entire dinner was just AMAZING:\n\nFilet Mignon- so, so, so tender.  Just melted in your mouth!\n\nLobster Quesadilla- Ohhh so good with goat cheese and mango-jicama salsa.  And they had a real spicy kick to them, which I loved.\n\nCrab Cakes- 2 smallish cakes but VERY filling.  Crispy and golden on the outside, perfectly cooked on the inside and the sweet sauce (papaya mustard) to go with was delicious.  \n\nCreamed Spinach- Most amazing I've ever had, seriously.  Creamy but not heavy, deliciously seasoned and it had chunks of thick applewood-smoked bacon in it.  I wanted to eat another plate full!!!\n\nSpicy Corn- came with roasted peppers, thai chilis, and cilantro.  Not the best corn ever but it was pretty damn tasty.\n\nBroccolini w/garlic and chilis-  I love broccoli but have never had broccolini before.  This plate was delicious and perfectly seasoned with a slight crunch. \n\nGreen & White asparagus- the only way to screw up asparagus is to over cook it so they're all limp and gross.  These most definitely were crunchy and hot.\n\nAs for cocktails, my girls enjoyed just vodka crans but I tried the Ultimat Dill which has ultimat vodka, agave-lime juice, fresh dill, and cucumber. Well made and very tasty!\n\nLast but not least...\n\nThe ambiance in here was really nice and the place is quite pretty.  Our waiter was so awesome and attentive (and good eye candy too, BONUS!)  I'd love to come back here and try more on the menu next time I'm in Vegas, and I'll be sure to get another coupon from restaurant.com!
__label__3 One of the best asian restaurants in Pittsburgh!  The portions are generous, the service is fast and friendly, the decor is stylish and classy and the food is fresh and delicious.  The prices are a bit high, but you definitely get premium gourmet food for the premium price.  I haven't had a single thing on the menu that didn't impress me!
__label__4 Best General Tso's Chicken in the valley. Higher priced but you get what you pay for. Love the option to get all white meat and brown rice.
__label__2 My boyfriend and I were really in the mood for a better than the fast food version of Chinese food, so we opted for Jimmy Wan's. He'd been here before, but it was my first time. It was around 9:30 on a Saturday night--over an hour before close--and the workers seemed annoyed that we showed up. Our server was lackadaisical and rather inattentive. I ordered the seaweed salad and General Tso tofu and, despite the tofu being a little cold, both were VERY delicious. My boyfriend opted for the dumplings and the sushi-shashimi and was pleasantly surprised when he got one dumpling more than he was expecting. Huzzah! The food was great but the service was terrible, as our server didn't refill our water until he brought the check. I'm eating my leftover tofu while typing this, thinking \"I'll give it another shot\".
__label__4 Very good Indian food, quick service, great price. I eat mostly the vegetarian dishes from there, but have heard that the meat ones are just as good.
__label__0 don't ever ask a bougie person for suggestions on a restaurant. \nNot being from montreal, I allowed a local to choose the restaurant, and his silly self took me here. i clearly said i wanted comfort food and poutine \nThe food was horrible. The best part of my meal was the complimentary bread. The salmon tartar was bland. It tasted like your typical salmon sashimi. \n\nI ordered a burger as well and it was by far the saltiest piece of meat i have ever eaten. It was cooked to the core and looked like a hockey puck. I would've been happier with a McDonalds dollar burger. YUCK
__label__4 Wow! Even after the good reviews here, I was still surprised at how great food was. I had the edamame soup, pommes frites, and steamed pork bun with a glass of '06 Nebbiolo, and it was complete bliss. I'll be coming back when I'm in town!!
__label__4 THIS IS MY 200th REVIEW! I went here after work for an early dinner and was blown away by the quality of the food. This place should be called GREAT Food on Montford! It is an unassuming brick building with a cool, cozy decor on the inside, almost like a Colorado or California tavern - can't figure it out, but it works well! The people watching (ok, the hot ladies) were very nice to look at while eating. The staff was spot on about the food and drinks. I will be back!! Loved this place! Great place for a date too!
__label__4 To start, id have to sum it up with one word....Spectacular. I went with five other adults and we looked at the menu over and over hoping to find something. Everything looked like it would be small and we were not getting it. The waitress schooled us once we told her what we were thinking and it was down hill from there.....\n\nWe ordered a few apps for the table and they were amazing. We then proceeded to order a few different dishes EACH and not one person at the table had a negative word to utter. \n\nI couldn't believe what I was tasting. Each bite was almost orgasmic....almost. \n\nI loved this place. We tried it because we heard that the chef/owner also owns Barringtons which we also rate as a place to go. \n\nCheck this place out if you get a chance but plan to wait because they don't take reservations unless six or more people.
__label__4 I can't get Good Food out of my mind so yes you guessed it just like the name says this is \"Good Food\".  I really love the whole experience from the moment I walked in.  The hostess was friendly,  the atmosphere was great dimmed lighting gave a romantic feel but overall this place is just hip.  It's classy but comfortable and all of the staff will make you feel at home.  They do not take reservations so be prepared to wait especially on a weekend night.  I visited on a Thurs. night had to wait about ten minutes which was nothing plus I always enjoy checking out the bar in a new place.  The bartender was very friendly and did not go wrong when she asked my how dirty I wanted my martini on a scale from 1 to 5 umm 5 please and thank you for asking. Just when I didn't think my dirty martini could get any better yup you guessed it blue cheese stuffed olives I was already in heaven.  \n\nNow for the food.  What is great about the food is it's served tapas style so you have the opportunity to try all kinds of dishes.  A few of the dishes that I thought were yelp worthy quail lettuce wraps, the gnocchi with brussel sprouts and cream sauce this dish was addicting I think I could have eaten the whole order all by myself.  I also enjoyed the steamed bun with pork belly.  Save room for dessert because the strawberry cheesecake is so worth it (unfortunately I think it was a special so hopefully they bring it back real soon!)
__label__4 This could be the best restaurant in Charlotte. I have been three times now and each experience is unbelievable. The pasta dishes are all perfect and each should be ordered to share. The falafel is some of the best I have ever had. The steam bun is such a pleasant surprise. Each dish is so well thought out and the service is always great. Though I can't eat shellfish I've always been told that the scallops are to die for.
__label__0 I LOVE CHIPOTLE!!! \nJust not this location -_____-\nI feel horrible giving this place a one star but even Steve Ells (Chipotle GOD) would be appalled to see the long, stagnant lines in this place!! I mean 30 minutes to actually get your order in and another 10 minutes as you go down the array chipotle goodness... 40 grueling minutes just get your food! All due to inexperienced, always flustered, untrained staff... BYE FELICIA. \n\n*take note I usually go here around 230pm and 8pm... Not really peak times for it to be crowded. \n\nIt's like this location messes with my emotions , I get so pissed waiting almost an hour for my chipotle bowl ... But once I take a bite out of that chicken... I fall in love with chipotle all over again.... Ugh! Management please do something about how your staff is trained !\n\nAnd PLEASE teach your staff to change their gloves,,, wiping your nose and touching food is only okay if it's your own not for customers ......
__label__3 Great salad bar and selection. To-die-for Garlic-cheese biscuits! Great baked potatoes and mixed vegetable platter. Grilled salmon was a little over-cooked but was graciously taken back and replaced and the second try was very good although only a 7 for flavor on a scale of 1-10. Our waitress, Tae, was a delight, an excellent server and very conscientious. This was an excellent meal and we'd recommend coming here. Nice atmosphere! It's right across the street from the Hampton Inn where we stayed.
__label__4 Went down there for compost and came home with compost AND delicious delicious bread!  I can't wait to go back again.
__label__4 $12 for huge sacks of mulch, or $50 to fill the bed of our truck.
__label__4 Singh Farms Saturday Mornings is a great spot to get a bite and grab some top notch home grown produce the only day of the week they sell to the public. I suggest getn there early. This is a sweet local hidden gem you may never have known was there hidden under the Palo Verde you barely noticed driving by it on the 101. As you walk around it just keeps going. I'm pretty sure I saw a Turkey there last time...? If you grow food in your garden, you want their top soil. Sing Farms Saturday, hit it!
__label__1 The new set-up is terrible.  The old stand under the trees was great.  The new stand in the middle of the compost is terrible.  It smelled liked I was shopping for food at the dump.  The ambiance carried this place in the past and somewhat justified the high prices, but I will definitely not go out of my way to experience the dirt and dust pile that you have created now.
__label__3 Amazingly tasty pizza. Fresh taste from crust, sauce, and cheese.  The crust is perect in my book.  The toppings are interesting and a refresing change from tired Pittsburgh pizza toppings. Veggies were extra fresh.  Sausage and Pepperoni were tasty without taking over the flavor of the pizza.  Truthfully, I expected the prices to be way higher than what I paid.  The food is a bargain.  I would gladly pay more for all the fresh, home-made goodness, but I am overly pleased that they are reasonably priced.  Do try this pizza.  You won't be disappointed.
__label__1 I've sat in the restaurant once and in the bar area a few times. First off, all the sports on all the walls: AWESOME!!!!!! You can come in and watch a few games at the same time and just enjoy a couple hours of entertainment. That entertainment does come with a price, though. \n\nThe food is meh. I really can't describe it. It's there. It's edible. That's about it. It is fun to try the varity of wing sauces, though. Some of them can get pretty pontent! The service is meh+. We were kinda rushed out the day we were in the dining room, and I've had to wait waaaaaay to long for a beer, hell even to get acknowledged at the bar. The prices hurt a little bit, but I guess they do have to pay for their sports packages and you don't have to. The fact that you can buy bottles of their sauces is a huge plus. Their bold anti-2A stand point is very off putting, but a lot of patrons go to drink and drinking and carrying is a big no-no. That should be something that the state regulates, though and BWW shouldn't police the innocent. \n\nThis place is walking distance from the house (albeit a long one, up a hill), which is a huge saving grace for them.
__label__3 I am a finger food lover and that definitely includes tapas. Needless to say I did enjoy this place. \n\nI ordered their six vegetarian tapas and shared it with one other person. It was filling but we weren't stuffed. So about three tapas each is a good serving. \n\nAll the food was delicious, my favourite was the nachos; my parters favourite was the rice and mushrooms in garlic butter. \n\nI should also point out that a meat-eating friend ate with us and noted that his fillet minon was very tender and delicious. His salad also came with fresh figs that impressed me. \n\nIf you don't mind spending a little money, give this place a try. If you want to be on the conservative side, stick to the vegetarian options... They are a couple bucks cheaper.
__label__1 What happened? I had Ono's at a different location and it was decent. This location? Horrible. First off, the staff consists of ghetto high school kids with attitudes and no smiles or even a personality. The chicken, on 2 seperate occasions, was REALLY fatty. You find yourself spending most of the time picking off the fat than eating. The rice wasnt cooked correctly one visit. The flavors of some of their sauces are ok, but that wont get me to go back. Especially when Chiptole is a few doors down. And especially when its vastly overpriced. Good portions, but too bad most is inedible.
__label__4 This review, and the five stars that come with it, is for one thing and one thing only: A cocktail called \"Picoso\".\n\nCoda and I had a light dinner and drinks here on New Years Eve 2010, and I have l been craving this delicious beverage ever since.  Every single sip was a delight. When you drink as much as I do, it's easy to get bored with the usual \"interesting\" cocktails. I mean, how many places are going to carry Pomegranate Margaritas before people STOP getting excited when they see it on a menu?  When I say people, I mean me. I would literally take an IV of Pomegranate Margarita, I love them so much, but they've become so standard, I needed something new.\n\nThis drink they call \"Picoso\" was interesting enough to be actually memorable. The fact that I'm even using the word \"memorable\" in relation to New Years Eve is unheard of, considering I haven't remembered a New Years Eve since 1999. The hint of jalepeno was the perfect compliment to the muddled fruit and tequila.  This drink was enough to cut through my alcohol induced amnesia and take it's rightful place in my memories of fantastic drinks past.  I'm not even mad at the fact that it probably played no small part in me losing track of time and being in the restroom when the clock struck midnight. Oh well, I probably wouldn't have remembered that anyway.
__label__4 The best tacos in the city, amazing veggies, and indescribably great salsas. The tacos are like tapas, so you need to order two or three, but they are reasonably priced. Nice atmosphere and friendly staff with great art to view while waiting for your order.
__label__3 the kale salad is the bomb!
__label__1 Well just having spent the past weekend at the valley Ho, it was interesting to compare the two hotel concepts and restaurants . Both being old outdated hotels remodeled into somewhat trendy urban hot spots. I walked into the lobby and was pleasantly surprised by the decor. Artsy in a \"raw\" sort of way. Exposed ceilings, cheap local art for purchase on the walls, a view of the really cool pool area, then walked into the \"gallo blanco\". I was 1 of 2 people there. I sat at the bar\nI sat down and scanned the menu that was on the chalkborarded walls. The server handed me a wine list. I had vino blanco from Argentina. It was ice cold and served in what appeared to be a Riedel \"o\" glassware.I  Liked this. Things are going well at this point. Then I ordered just one Fish Taco. I wasn't real hunger so this small taco was the perfect size. It was served on a small corn tortilla, the fish was halibut and it was nicely grilled. If I ordered it again I would have them hold the white sauce that tasted like \"miracle whip\"?? the fish was so fresh, it would have been perfect with just the avocado, and lettuce. Conversation was going fine with the server unitl for some reason he asked my age, which I thought was odd. then from there the conversation digressed into some political and philosophical debate?? I was just looking to unwind with some vino and food and to relax. I guess I may give Gallo Blanco  another shot to try some other things on the menu, but I would probably bring a friend along next time, and avoid the politics :)
__label__3 This is not your typical Mom and Pop Mexican joint, it's not Arriba's or Macayo's either. This is local fresh Mexican and is one of the best places you can hit in Phoenix. Start at the bar with a beer or a tasty margarita.\nOne you get a table, you can't go wrong starting out with chips and guacamole. But for a really awesome start, go with the chicharron de queso which is a yummy cheese crisp accompanied with an aioli dipping sauce-it really is out of this world. Ideally come with a group so you can justify ordering that AND the chips and guac.\nThe tacos are tasty and very reasonably priced-I recommend the carne asada and shrimp tacos. If you order a lot of different tacos it may be hard to keep track of which is which since they are brought to your table on metal racks. I also had a side of pint beans which were great.\nThe service is friendly and attentive. I planned on drinking a lot on this particular visit and followed through on my plan. Fortunately they kept my water glass full so that could stay hydrated. Thanks to them and five advil, I was 80 percent functional by mid-day the following day (I think we were the last ones to leave that night)\nIf you haven't already check this place out. The food and drinks are fantastic and reasonably priced-you really can't go wrong.
__label__4 So I was visiting some family in Phoenix and while I was here, I had a craving for some great Mexican food for lunch. I searched out this place on Yelp and it had decent reviews so I thought I'd hit it up. \n\nI was greeted warmly by the hostess who gave me the pick of the house for my preference and shortly after I was thanked and greeted by my server who offered a menu and drink request. I'm a total fanatic for good guacamole and carne asada so without even really looking at the menu, I ordered the guac appetizer and a carne asada burrito with jasmine rice.\n\nI'm originally from San Diego and of course we're completely saturated with a billion Mexican restaurants both chain and privately owned so it's definitely not my first rodeo so to speak. When you travel to different parts of the country, you will see many different interpretations of what constitutes \"Mexican Food\" both good and bad unfortunately and some just \"different\".\n\nWhen I got my food, I would say it's both \"Different\" AND \"great\"!!! The Guacamole had so many different flavors with some small chunks of Valencia Oranges and ripe Haas Avocados almost like a ceviche consistency. Delicious!!! When the burrito and rice arrived I took one bite and never wanted it to end. The meat was a well-seasoned rib eye steak that was so juicy and tender, I was so disappointed when it came to an end. \n\nThe only thing that was better than the food was the service. Although I only ordered an Iced Tea, it's probably a good thing that I didn't order a margarita because the bus boy and server never let that glass get below half full before they were coming around the corner to refill it. Had it been a margarita, I would have been as sloshed as a boat captain of an Italian Cruise Ship in Greece!!\n\nI've got nothing bad to say about my experience here and if you do dive into the drinks, there's a hotel right next door so you can sleep it off gently into a Cantina Coma!!!
__label__1 I joined a group of friends last night for dinner at Gallo Blanco, this being the first time for a few of us. When we first arrived, we were told it would be a 35-40 minute wait for a table of 6. We were totally fine getting a drink from the bar and chillin by the pool. However, after 1.5 hours of waiting we began to get a little impatient and when checking on our table status, the hostess informed us that there were only 2 tables in the restaurant that could seat 6 people and they were just waiting on a party to leave.\nAs we waited for another 30 minutes and were debating on going somewhere else, the hostess came over and told us there was a table open and it would be just a few minutes. It took about another 15 minutes to get seated as they had figured out they could combine a table of 4 with a table of 2.\nWe quickly ordered our food and I had ordered 1 shrimp taco and a side of guacamole and chips. After our table had received our order, I had still not gotten my side of guac and chips. When I asked about it, the server asked me if I was sure I had ordered it because they had delivered guac and chips to the table once - which my friends had ordered. Several more minutes go by and our waitress came to check in and I asked about my guac and chips again. After a lengthy conversation of clarifying what I had ordered, a side of guacamole was delivered to me, without chips. It took another few minutes to get the chips to go with my guacamole.\nThe service was extremely frustrating which definitely spoiled my experience. However, I have nothing bad to say about the food - it was excellent.
__label__3 Very friendly service and nice atmosphere. They also allowed me to order the kid's bean & cheese burrito, which was only $4 and very large! It was also very good. Hopefully I will be able to return in the future to try more of the menu.
__label__4 Haven't had a bad thing on the menu yet.  And surprisingly authentic!  Must try for the phoenix area.  I'm a regular.
__label__3 Gallo is very close to where I live, and after reading all the great reviews, I had to try it. There's plenty of parking on the street with a short walking distance. The restaurant is nicely decorated but a little cramped. The staff is friendly but I thought our server could have been a little more helpful.\n\nWe had the queso with vegetables - fantastic. I really like that they give you chips and tortillas to use for dipping.\n\nThe carne asada tacos are so delicious. The beef is tender, with great flavor, and the simple cilantro and lime topping is perfect. The huevos rancheros are also very good. It's a big portion size, which I happily took home as leftovers. The two sauces they give you are fresh, spicy, and delicious. I could eat the tomatillo sauce all day, every day.\n\nHappy hour is 3 - 6, and includes several menu items being marked $1 less from the listed price. Great deal!\n\nI can't wait to go back.
__label__3 My girlfriend and I stayed in the Clarendon for a little staycation and managed to have both dinner and breakfast here.\n\nDinner:\nWe were there during happy hour. We both got cocktails and tacos. The \"El Julio\" was delicious, like a little alcoholic key lime pie in a glass. The carne asada tacos were good, but nowhere near as good as the grilled shrimp tacos. We split a lime tart which was both way bigger than I expected and very tasty.\n\nBreakfast:\nThey serve Lux coffee which is always good. I got the Chilaquiles and it was simply a mountain of crunchy tortilla, perfectly frilled chicken, cheese and the perfect amount of heat from the green sauce.\n\nOverall I would call this place a little Gem and a good place to take some visitors for a bit of Arizona chic.
__label__3 I went to Gallo Blanco last night with a group of 8, and, overall, I was very happy!  The food was fantastic.  I had the guacamole, smoked elote, a carne asada taco, a shrimp taco, and the tres leches cake.  I loved everything, but especially the elote and the tres leches.  The tres leches was topped with ice cream and strawberry sauce, and it was some of the best I've ever had!  I tasted a friend's shrimp and grits, and that was quite good as well.  I'm from the southeast, so I'm picky about shrimp and grits, and I was pleasantly surprised that it was as good as it was!  I also had a glass of sangria, which was alright, but it was pretty sweet, and there was more fruit in the glass than drink.  That was disappointing.  The service also was not fantastic.  I understand serving a larger group can be difficult, but there were 20 or more minute time spans where we never saw our server.  We were sitting in the lounge area, and the server basically told us that she kind of forgets about that area...not exactly what we wanted to hear.  She was nice and got our orders correct, but I would have preferred a little more attention, especially since we were a larger group.  My only other complaint was that it was rather warm in the area where we were seating, and there's nothing more uncomfortable to me than trying to eat while you're sweating.  Having said that, I really enjoyed the meal, and I will definitely go back.  With everything I ate, my check was under $25 for happy hour!
__label__1 I've been to Gallo Blanco several times.  At first, we loved coming because the food was good and they had a superb happy hour.  For us, the trip to Gallo Blanco is a 30+ minute trip, so we have somewhat high expectations.  I'm not sure if the chef or owner or something changed, but we headed here last month and had the worst experience.  The front house staff was rude to us.  The bartender was the same.  Our waitress was OK, but very inattentive.  These things I can ignore, but the food was awful.  My boyfriend's torta was reportedly good, but all of the tacos that our group ordered were cold and the fish was tough.  Further, they forgot part of our order and never took it off of our bill.  Very disappointing.  We will not be back!
__label__0 Went in for weekday lunch... Servers sitting around bullshitting, hostess seemed mad that we showed up and interrupted their fun... Despite an abundance of tables and unoccupied workers, we were told there was a half hour wait time. Won't bother giving them a second chance.
__label__4 I asked my Phoenix friend to take me to the best Mexican restaurant in town, and this is where he took me on my visit. I am happy that he did. I returned again during my trip. This restaurant had everything I love -- excellent and inventive drinks, delicious fresh chips with homemade salsas (the verde sauce rules!) and among the best guac I've had, and creative dishes in small portions that pay homage to the traditional Mexican menu. My favorites were the Elote street corn, which I think I could eat every meal for the rest of my life, the chicken taco, and the salad with grilled chicken, apples, mint and peanut sauce. The sangria was the best white sangria I've had in any restaurant.\n\nOne caveat to this rave review: I did not care for the pork torta. I do not like to eat a lot of bread, and the sandwich was ridiculously huge and overwhelming. Beneath the cavernous bread was a small portion of pork. Perhaps it is my Tennessee sensibilities about pork or my Californian experience with carnitas, but the pork was lackluster, dry, and tasted like that pork you get in a sandwich in the school cafeteria with the pre-mixed sauce. The restaurant should make torta \"sliders\" and add a generous portion of real carnitas to improve this dish (see the Pastor at Taco Guild for an example).  \n\nOverall, though, it is hard to beat this experience, the friendliness of the staff, the excellent food and all of the options that left me wanting more.
__label__1 I very rarely give a bad review but I HATE being ignored... I tip a lot \n\nBig mistake, huge.\n\nAh, well I'm off to find another place to spend my $$ :)
__label__2 Great patio, fun music, we love taco Tuesday!  Hostess super friendly, nice and accommodating to my 8 person party, but server wasn't as friendly.  I'll give him benefit of the doubt that he was having a bad day, so he could have gotten our order right wo the smile..... I won't order the Huevos ranchero again, kinda bland, but the ceviche was crisp & refreshing.  We just partied on....
__label__3 After visiting a few Thai restaurants in larger cities, I am pleased at how many things this place gets right.   Food is great.
__label__3 Their dark chocolate truffles are probably the best in Charlotte. Their prices match the quality; the only off note is that if they want to charge Teuscher like prices I expect something a bit more upscale than a cheap bag when I pay $10 for 4 truffles. Please if you're selling high end truffles wrap them with the respect they deserve and that I have paid for.
__label__2 The food at this location is wonderful, however it is of much lesser quality at their other AZ locations. Also, the service is some of the worst I've had in a while. We frequent this location because of the food, but every time we do eat here we are treated poorly and the staff is very rude to us. \n\nThe other thing that I can't seem to figure out is how they can charge for extra dipping sauce for the wings, but only fill them a quarter to half way full. If I'm paying for extra dipping sauce, I want my money's worth. \n\nBasically, if you're willing to put up with lackluster staff to get some good pizza and wings, this place is it!
__label__4 We live walking distance and frequent the store. We have purchased all sorts of groceries and steaks and have always been delighted by the superior quality of food. As far as their coffee can't go wrong, when it's $.75 for a refill.  Definitely love this place!
__label__3 Food was delicious, portions were great, and price was very reasonable! Highly recommend
__label__0 Although their website says their open at 10am on Sunday, in reality they are not.  Instead they open at 11am.  When advised of their website's error, the staff didn't seem overly concerned, and I was told that they would \"look into it\".  Disappointed as this was my last dining experience in Phoenix before flying out.
__label__0 We ordered to go. Shrimp good, salad great,meat in orange beef was disgusting. Beef skewers disgusting. I'm not really sure it was beef. Not trying to be gross but I have to be honest, they are not using quality products. Never again.
__label__2 As one reviewer put it, finding a good Chinese restaurant in the West Valley is no mean feat ... and that may be why the reviews for this restaurant are, overall, extraordinarily good.  I'm trying not to be jaded and I'm trying to remember that we're rating restaurants based on what's HERE and not what I've had throughout my travels.  However, while the food here does seem to be good, I'm not \"wowed\" by it.\n\nTo be fair, we did not have an entree:  after working out, we came in for some Hot n Sour soup and the Pu Pu Platter and figured, if we're still hungry after that, we can order more.  The Hot n Sour soup was far from being watery and was quite tasty, but, again, I just wasn't floored by it.  When they bring the soup to you, it doesn't look like it's much, because the bowl they bring it in looks deceptively small.  The soup is ladled out into small, art-deco-like bowls (more on the decorating later) and you'll get about 4 servings out of it.  My other half found the soup spicy; I did, too; but only because I added chili paste to it even before I tasted it  (I know from experience, that no matter what a server tells me, it's NEVER spicy enough for me).  The Pu Pu platter was generous in its portion size, though the egg rolls are a little too greasy and filled only with cabbage (not a problem for me) and the meat on the skewer rather tough (again, I didn't have a problem with that, but they might consider serving a knife with it).  Those two items with a diet Coke for me came to $18+ including tax ... very much a good deal considering portions and taste.\n\nNow, the decor:  unlike many of the restaurants in the Valley -- and especially in strip malls, which this place is part of -- with their fluorescent lighting and tacky flaky ceiling tiles having about as much character as a Tea Party candidate promising not to disrupt proceedings on the floor of the House, this restaurant's owners made obvious efforts to decorate this place.  The restaurant is immaculately clean to the point of sterile; decorations are somewhat eclectic, but in good taste and well-coordinated.  So what possible complaint could I have? (Apparently, you haven't been reading my reviews, if you're seriously asking).\n\nAs tasteful and classy as the decorating in this place is, I don't find it necessarily appetite-inducing (though it doesn't ruin your appetite either):  the scheme is mainly grey and black, so that your first thought might be \"intimate and quiet\".  The basic art deco design of the room and this intimate color scheme almost makes me feel like I'm in a classy gay bar in NYC, where you'd see older gentlemen and, maybe, their younger companions.  The only things missing were, in the following order ...\n\na)  a piano\nb) candles on the tables\nc) a pencil-thin waiter, slightly effeminate, in white shirt and black tie, checking on your meal\n\nNow, bear in mind, I don't say this with the intention of dissing this place or trying to sound negative.  At nighttime, it's an almost elegant and appealing atmosphere; but having come from New York and having dined in many such intimate restaurants, while I always felt cozy in them, I always felt like I had to watch my manners more than enjoy my meal.  \n\nThat said, the wait staff is attentive without making you feel like you've sat there too long; the portions are generous; the prices are reasonable; the place is \"I-wish-my-house-was-this-clean\" sterile and considering the location and the price-level, you could easily bring a first date to this place and not feel like the cheap bastard you obviously are for not spending more money to impress your date  (Don't worry ... you can always buy him or her an expensive present and tell them you preferred to spend the money on their gift rather than an overpriced meal).\n\nSo, yes ... I would say that, for the West Valley, this is a Chinese Restaurant a cut above almost all the rest and the atmosphere alone and outstanding service is worth the effort to come here.  Alas, though, it's that service and atmosphere that makes this place stand out; not the food.
__label__4 I have to say that I own a carpet cleaning company and have worked with a bunch of other movers in the valley and there is no other company like Just-In Time Moving. Justin and his crews are outstanding. I have referred him to many of my customers and they have always called back with utter amazement at just how professional and courteous Justin and his crews have been. How reasonable and hardworking they are and it is always nice to know that you can refer someone like Just-In Time Moving & Delivery to your customers without being worried about being embarrassed. Also the customers Justin has referred to me have had nothing but good things to say about Just-In Time Moving and I am not surprised how many have used his service a number of times. Great Job Just-In Time Moving & Delivery.
__label__4 I just found this site looking for moving quotes the other day. It was dope. I filled out the form and all these movers started hitting me up with quotes. It took me about a week to organize them all, but when I finally did I realized I probably saved about a thousand bucks. It is just like orbitz or cheap tickets but for moving quotes. pretty cool i thought.
__label__2 The only reason I visit this Dunkin' Donuts a lot is because the one near me closes early.  If I have a late night craving for iced coffee, I have to go to Sam's Town.  Fine.  I love DD's, but this location is just so-so.  Depending on who makes the drink, the coffee is very inconsistent.  Every time, I get the same thing... and every time, it's like I'm getting a very different product.  At my normal DD's, the coffee tastes exactly the same each time.  Here, my fianc\u00e9 and I have learned to order our drinks a certain way based on who is making them, and even then, we sometimes end up with a Frankenstein drink.  Also, the workers are usually friendly.  However, there is one young girl who is often there late at night who seems to get really angry whenever a customer walks in.  I really wish she would get an attitude adjustment, because it makes ordering something really uncomfortable.
__label__3 Huge portions, good pricing, friendly service.  I really like this place.  No seating inside, but on a sunny day, great to pick up and sit in park next door.
__label__0 i think this is closed??? their website is suspended?
__label__0 This is just a bad chain bar.  Went on three different occassions with large parties over the course of a year and service was the most consistently unfriendly we have seen.  We all love courntry music and the quality of the music was a big plus but the far below average food and uppity wait staff just make it a not enjoyable environment.  Would not go back.
__label__1 For being so patriotic and the \"All American\" that TK portrays himself to be, it's a wonder that I Love This Bar & Grill can tout they are a love of...well, anyone's. Went to see Rev. Horton Heat (which was quite great) here on Thursday which is why I give it the 2nd star. However, I was shocked to discover that PBR's were $5 a can and a well rum and diet was an eye-popping $8! I cannot judge the food...nor will I ever...as I will not return to this establishment ever again. From the looks of it, the food resembled Applebee's, the bartender didn't seem to know his a$# from a hole in the ground and the prices kept fluctuating throughout the night. Bad service, bad drink prices, Good entertainment (bonus) but overall rip-off.
__label__0 NO I WILL NOT BE GIVING YOU MORE MONEY.\n\nI plan events for a living and when I go to a website, I expect for the website to be completely up-to-date with ACCURATE information.\n\nIt is very important, especially for those who are looking for venues to hold private parties to give every last DETAIL online. So naturally, when a website says \"Now there is NO ROOM fees to book one of our private barns or VIP rooms\" - I do not expect someone on the other line to tell me they are $75/hour or $200 an hour depending on which room we reserve.\n\nNot only did I waste 20 minutes of my time today, but I will not be planning an event at Toby Keith's...ever.
__label__2 The food was excellent for your average bar food.  Actually it was way above the bar for most any bar fare.  The problem I had was the service was so crappy.  We had to flag the guy down for drink refills of soda, and water.  He was gone for several minutes after we were ready to leave, plates empty and everything!  We got Atlantic salmon, fried mac and cheese, ribs and chicken tenders ( kid's meals.) The kids devoured their plates, especially the ribs.  I\n don't eat read meat or poultry so I  could only eat fried mac and cheese, salmon and fries. All were very tasty, most notable the salmon.  If we would have received service that was a bit better, I would have gone for the five stars just merely on the food, and the environment.  We could see the Cardinals play from anywhere in the place and they have killer deals on beer.  But I would have to thin twice before I would go back, give it a try...maybe you will have a better server.  :)
__label__2 I went there with the guys last night for the nachos, which were delicious as always. I really don't think you can find many better, any especially not for ten dollars. \nThat being said, the service was some of the worst I have ever had eating out. The guy was nice enough, but he was just really bad at his job. Everything took so long, from almost thirty minutes to get our nachos (which was probably not his fault), to refilling our drinks (which did not happen once all night unless we waved him down and asked). I don't ever expect a server to ask if I want another drink when he is still serving my food, or when I ask for another one. The answer is yes, and if you would bring it, that would be great.\nI have no idea how long it would have taken to get our checks if we wouldn't have asked for them, and then brought them back to him with our payments.\n\n4 stars for the food, a generous 2 for service
__label__2 I have been to Toby Keith's a couple of times over the years. The first time was a couple of years ago for a local concert that became ridiculously overcrowded and claustrophobic but I will disregard that initial experience and review only this experience today. I met my mom here for a late lunch around 3pm because we were in the area so it was convenient. Our waitress was really nice and attentive and we wanted to take our time and she didn't have a problem with that.\n\nI ordered a green chili chicken sandwich (with no bun) and a side of coleslaw. My mom had a turkey club sandwich. My chicken was pretty good. It was a little overcooked but it wasn't bad. Nothing to write home about. My mom's turkey club was a HUGE serving and she said it was just okay.\n\nOverall for a midday dining experience we had an okay experience. The food was okay, the service was good. Would I be back? Maybe...
__label__0 Service isn't great.\n\nBeer is good and cold.\n\nFood is terrible, and my stomach has been turning flips since I dined here for lunch today. \n\nWe will not be retuning to Toby Keith's!
__label__4 Simply Sweets is AWESOME!!!  A very simple, clean bakery, Dana the owner makes everything look amazing!!! She did a very simple chocolate covered pretzel stick that we used as a \"thank you\" for our customers and each one was hand tied with a sweet note of thanks!  Dana is beyond creative and \"simply sweet\" just at the name of her bakery implies!!!
__label__4 Coming from New York City to Pittsburgh for college, I always need to find good Chinese food around the neighborhood. My friend introduce me to this place and I have to say that the bakeries here are equally as tasty as bakeries in New York such as Taipan or Fei Da.
__label__1 L'hamburger steak est ok  mais trop ch\u00e8re. Il commence \u00e0 4.50$ mais peut monter facilement \u00e0 une dizaine de dollars avec les extras. Le take out peut prendre facilement une quinzaine de minutes (pour un hamburger). Trop de boucane \u00e0 l int\u00e9rieur aussi lorsque il est en pleine production.
__label__1 It's just your typical Starbucks, nothing special to report here.
__label__1 This was our first visit and our last. The waitress was slow and forgetful. My husband said his food was tolerable but would have been better if we went to fast food. The salad bar was great and tasty. However, the broccoli cheese soup was disgusting.  It tasted like nacho cheese from 7-11 with broccoli florets dropped in.
__label__2 Things did not go as well on another visit with a different couple.  First of all, one of my favorites, the Asian Dumplings, having been cut from the menu, are no more.  And Mango for Mango Iced Tea has been replaced by a mango-flavored syrup which was not well received by two of my fellow diners.  A new app, Thai Phoon Shrimp is billed as tender and crispy shrimp tossed in a Sweet & Spicy Chile Sauce, but I and a table mate found the shrimp to be too heavily breaded, and the sauce too cloyingly sweet.\n\nMy Jambalaya Pasta, consisting of chicken, shrimp, and slices of Andouille Sausage mixed in a creamy sauce with linguine was hot and spicy but not that flavorful, and the sausage tasted like thin, spicy pieces of fried hot dog.  As usual, the make your own salad from the Salad Bar, this time with French Dressing, was excellent, although few spring greens were on hand to go with Iceberg Lettuce and spinach leaves.  Diane very much liked her Coastal Trio of sweet lobster, tilapia, and skewered shrimp.\n\nService was good, and booth seating comfortable.
__label__4 Warning: Awesome Place for a Date!!!\n\n\nHonestly, if you have an adventurous pallet and don't want the normal fair one night then you HAVE to try Soul.  Anyone that gives this place less than 4 stars is downright out of their mind!  I am extremely picky about the freshness of food, ambiance, pleasantness of staff, and pricing of food.  Soul's staff is always a pleasure to speak with and of the 5-6x I have been there, each meal has been nothing short of excellent!  If you do not try Soul Gastrolounge then you are really missing out!
__label__3 Great pork belly tacos.Small plates nice to try many items.Has good energy buzzing.Definitley will be returning next time in Charlotte.
__label__3 This is among my favorite restaurants in Charlotte. The Queen Charlotte roll is my personal favourite. It does get extremely crowded at nights so If you're at the bar, ask for Stephanie. She is a solid bar tender who will make you smashing special cocktails that aren't on the menu. Enjoy. \n\nBut be prepared to buy more than 3 tapas per person or you will spend a lot and leave hungry.
__label__3 So, one of my Meetup groups had an outing planned here that I wasn't able to make but the name intrigued me.  Automatically I started thinking that I don't know if I would want to eat at a place that eludes to anything that is gastrointestinal related.  However, my curiosity continued to get the best of me despite the name, so I checked out the website.  I was impressed with what I saw.  I'm a crazy picky eater so there are some dishes on the menu that you couldn't pay me to try, but there were also several that excited my stomach.  I'm a music junkie so I became even more excited when I read that different local DJs hit the ones and twos every night!  I said to myself, \"Self, we are so going to Soul Gastrolounge!\"  \n\nOne of my friends and I met up there on a Friday night around 9:00 and the place was packed!  There's a really cool outdoor patio that overlooks the street and inside is dimly lit and full of a laid-back, eccentric vide.  I thought to myself, \"I've found where I belong (tear, sniffle, sniffle).\"  My friend and I were told that we would have an hour and 15 minute wait, which normally would've sent us packing but we were fully committed.  So, we chose to wait at Twenty-Two (check out my review) which is right below S.G.\n\nWhen it was time for us to be seated we were lead to a bar right by the DJ booth (who was awesome btw).  Our server came by in a matter of seconds to take our drink orders and then we perused the menu.  Since I had already looked at it online I decided to order the Soul Wings (I wasn't feeling as adventurous that night but trust me I'll going back to try oh so much more.) and the french fries with garlic-herb salt, pecorino & truffle oil.  The wings were okay but I loved the fries.  Our server came back to check on us several times throughout our stay and was pretty darn amazing.  \n\nI'll definitely be back here.  The food options are just about limitless, reasonably priced and the service was awesome.  I say \"YES\" to Soul Gastrolounge and you should too!
__label__2 We stopped in Charlotte for a night on the way back to NYC and were excited to try this restaurant based on all the amazing reviews. When we first got there, we were intrigued by the decor and atmosphere and didn't mind the wait (initially told it was going to be up to 1.5 hours, but that it could be much shorter). We left our phone number with the host and went to the bar next door for a drink. 45 minutes later, we called to check on our reservation and were told that they supposedly texted us 10 minutes prior as our table was ready (we did not get any texts). Either way, we came back and were promptly seated...albeit with only one menu for the four of us (I had to grab one myself from another table). This is when things really started going downhill, which is a shame because most of the food was pretty good.\n\nWe all ordered drinks, but only two eventually arrived. We had to remind about the other two 20 minutes later when we realized nothing else was on its way. Then they continued to randomly bring out our tapas dishes without any thought to the order and with very long breaks in between. One of us didn't get any of her four orders for over 30 mins and had to watch others eat. There were two orders of grilled cheese and they came out 45 minutes apart after we inquired about the second one. They completely forgot a dish until we inquired about it at the end of our meal. Bone marrow was undercooked (they comped it on the bill without us saying anything about it, so we assume they knew). Our main waiter didn't remember anything any of us ordered and some orders were getting brought over by different people. Worst of all, we didn't receive much of an apology throughout the ordeal. All we got was a  dismissive \"it's that kind of night.\"\n\nThis is a real shame because this is a unique restaurant and lamb lollipops, sashimi, and tuna tacos were great. I recommend the bone marrow or the grilled cheese. But at these prices, this type of service is really unacceptable at an establishment that has been open for a while and has had time to work out the kinks.
__label__2 The drinks are awesome. While the food is pretty good, It adds up since they are small plates. Don't go there hungry, but more so to enjoy drinks and an appetizer. Always prepare for an hr wait.
__label__2 I don't get the 2+ hour wait? \n\nThe hostess isn't very nice. Had two encounters with her and she's just snobby.\n\nAnyways, the food... Shared a bunch of stuff. The pork belly tacos, bone marrow, tzatziki dip, skewers with chimichurri, a sushi roll. All were okay but nothing super amazing. The skewers were a little bland. \n\nHad the pistachio ice cream which was good but super melted when it came out.\n\nAgain, don't understand the hype. It was okay but don't think I'll be back anytime soon.
__label__4 These guys have the right attitude when it comes to product and service.  They are consistently top notch.  Their people are well trained and always very friendly.  Dutch Bros is easy to give a 5 star rating for their great coffee and even better service.
__label__2 This makes some pretty decent tacos. It's very similar to Filabertos and Del Taco but a little cleaner. They have the normal things like carnitas, chicken and shredded beef. I always see the drive-thru packed during the week which means the locals in the Red Mountain and Las Sendas area.
__label__4 Many have waxed poetic about the splendor of burritos.   Statues have been erected in their honor as a token of appreciation to their flexibility of ingredients, their filling nature, and, of course, their deliciousness.  Wait, there aren't really burrito statues across the world?  We should get on that.  As a result of the existence of this amazing food invention, you trek to your local Chipotle once a week for lunch and gorge yourself silly while pointing and laughing at those across the street at Taco Bell.\n\nWell what if I told you that there existed a place in Las Vegas that went above and beyond what you get when you visit Chipotle, Robertos, or heaven forbid Taco Bell for your burrito needs?  THIS IS THE BEST BURRITO IN LAS VEGAS   Full disclosure:  there are probably 120 other burritos I have yet to try here, but I'm not above hyperbole for my reviews.\n\nYes, the place is way too small and seats are way too closely spaced for their own good.   We sat in the last table for 4 available on a Friday evening and I had to eat my entire meal as if I were in a straitjacket.   I didn't care.   I ordered a Pork Verde Carlito's Burrito smothered with Green Chile and some Jalapenos on top.   You know that cliche from movies and TV shows where people eat something delicious and are constantly going \"Mmmmm\" and exclaiming how good what they're eating is?   I became that cliche.  The pork was incredibly tender and flavorful, and the flavor of the green chile smothering it will make it hard for me to ever eat another dry burrito again.   This is not a small portion either.  For $7.25 I thought the amount of amazing burrito I received was worth it's weight in gold.   Here's the kicker:  I was still hungry afterwards.   Not hungry in the sense of \"that 3 lbs of pork and chile and tortilla has left my stomach empty\", but hungry in the \"I want to eat every single thing on this menu right now\"    Everyone at my table seemed happy, though my friend who got the Frito Pie may have exploded before he made it home as none of us have ever heard from him again (kidding)\n\nFor drinks we got some margaritas to start which I found to be very weak.  Very syrupy and not enough tequila for my liking, but for $3.00 I kind of expected that.   Then I braved a Michelada because I'd never had one before and I'll try anything once.   Never again, but I was glad I tried it.   On my third choice I settled for Modelo on draft and like Goldilocks, it was juuuuust right.  \n\nCramped, too crowded, too chaotic, bad margaritas?   Check, check, check, check.   5 stars just for the burrito?   Yup.   Let the first burrito statue we erect in Vegas bear the name of Carlos.
__label__3 I finally got a chance to try this spot not to long ago. It was really good! I had the Carlitos Shrimp Burrito and payed the extra $1 to make it wet with cheese on top. The price is very reasonable too. The staff behind the bar was friendly and it looks like they had some mixed drinks and beer available. The reason for the 4 and not 5 is the size of the place. It felt very very cramped. Also I plan on going back and and trying other items so if they are just as good ill raise it because then the size of the place won't matter.
__label__2 Mixed emotions regarding breakfast at Tiny's this morning.  I wanted to like it but I know in my heart I won't go back.  Service was friendly and swift.   Loved being able to sit at the counter since I was a party of one.  Where I went wrong is telling waitress what I wanted rather than ordering a set menu item.  By the time I was through - veggie omelet, side of bacon and soft drink was close to $17.  Bacon was plentiful and flavorful.  Veggie omelet was boring.  Potatoes were not greasy but were bland.  If I pay that much for breakfast I want a memorable meal.
__label__3 Hurray for happy hour! 98 South has an awesome happy hour and you should totally go.\n\nGet a dirty martini, red red wine and half price appetizers. Usually on Monday nights they have an awesome couple playing jazz. They're really cool man.\n\nCheers.
__label__1 9/18\n\n98 South is open for business again!  When did this happen?\n\nA friend and I stopped in for a drink and checked out the band and two singers for a bit.  I really liked the female singer- she had lovely strong vocals and danced energetically along to the song.  I only heard her sing once, and her other partner sang to the style of Frank Sinatra, my friend's favorite, for the rest of the time we were there.  \n\nI decided to try the mojito, while my friend ordered a Miller Light.  The bartender, with big blonde hair and a very ample, um, countenance, handed me my drink after a few minutes and had to ask what my pal was having again.  While she retrieved his bottle from the fridge, I tried the mojito.  I wished I hadn't.  It was VERY HEAVY on the mint syrup.  I'm used to drinks made w/ muddled fresh mint, but if she had used a light hand on the syrup, I probably wouldn't have minded.  I had asked if she'd re-do the drink, and she said \"sure,\" but not w/out showing her dissatisfaction.  She returned w/ two glasses- the revised drink and leftovers from the original, should I \"want to have more alcohol.\"  As she handed him his beer, he gave her his credit card, to which she SHOUTED back a \"What do you want to do with this!?\"  He was so taken aback, he had repeated the question and almost retorted back an apt response, but decided against it, just to help speed the transaction along.  \n\nI'm just glad that my companion enjoyed the jazz accompaniment, bec. I felt so bad he had to pay $12 for that terrible mojito drink, which he had me abandon after taking a photo of it.  Lesson learned: Just like with food menu selections, I should find out how they prepare their drinks.  (I really did think that a nice place like this wouldn't cut corners and use such saccharin-sweet syrups...)\n---\n10/16\n\nJust received an email from \"Iolanda\" who wanted to clarify that \na.)  98 South only serves Bud Light.  Our bad.  My friend did order a Miller Lite, but did have to settle with a Bud light.\nb.)  98 South does not use mint syrup- only fresh mint and simple syrup.  Whatever they used, it was very heavy with too-sweet syrup.  So bad was the experience for my friend that he swears never to try another mojito again.  Not even one made by yours truly- ask the people I served at a party months ago... I can make a decent mojito!\nc.)  She swears her credit card statement went \"What do you want me to do with this?  Go shopping?\"  Sorry, sweetie, but my friend and I both disagree.  In the end, my friend paid $12 for a lousy drink I had to abandon, and you still received a tip, bec. my friend is still a gentleman.  \nd.)  Our bartender's name is Iolanda.
__label__1 I never like to write a bad review....but if I experience bad service for the money that I have spent with you, then you're gonna get it.\n\nOnly 4-6 people were actually inside dining- I stood at the bar for nearly 5 minutes to pick up food before receiving the first 'hello.'\n\nFood wasn't that bad, actually even better the next day as left-overs\n\nBut for the $$$ spent, I'll stick with my other favorites...will give it another shot someday when its nice outside and I can take advantage of their outdoor seating.
__label__2 Set at the very top of the castle in the castle square, I found this little cafe the perfect spot to take a breather after working my way up the castle seeing the sights.\n\nIt's set in the Queen Anne building, hence the name.\n\nIt's rather small, with a normal dining room in the front followed by a second dining area in the back with a glass ceiling/skylight which definitely makes for a better dining experience.  Kitchen closes at 3, though sandwich items are available until 4.\n\nPrices are a little high, but then again this cafe's business is all tourists so it works.\n\nOrder the special: half sandwich, soup, and crisps... seems to be the best deal.
__label__3 Still a Star Nails fan, and receiving the same good service.  Some of the nail technicians are more experienced and perform better work; overall good value for the price.
__label__3 As one of the major new restaurants in my area, I've been wanting to try Brio since it opened, and I'm glad I did - I was very pleased!\n-- Roasted red pepper and mozzarella bruschetta was very good...my only complaint is that it could have used a little more balsamic, and the mozz was a little greasy. I personally would have done a mix of mozz and goat cheese but, hey, I'm not the chef.\n-- Chopped salad was okay...chopped lettuce, cucumber, tomato, onion, olive, and feta in a nice, light dressing\n-- Pasta alla vodka...highly recommended! tortellini stuffed with ricotta in a spicy tomato cream sauce, with basil, crispy prosciutto, and garlic for that special added kick of flavor that makes this dish unique\n-- Chicken limone...your standard picatta, but with two huge breasts of chicken and a side of yummy pasta (although the pasta was a little cold)\n-- \"Dolchinos\"...small servings of desserts...we tried the key lime pie, which was yummy, but it was the bananas foster creme brulee that evoked a WOW!\nAll-in-all, I'm very pleasantly surprised by this chain restaurant. Lovely dining room, attentive service, and great food at moderate prices (figure $25-30 per person).
__label__2 I was here a couple of days ago for lunch with a client.  Instead of fighting for parking at Kierland, why not check this place out the next time you're in the area?\n\nIt's an attractive restaurant with a big open dining area.  Kinda fun to people watch.\n\nI had the mezza chicken.  Basically a chicken breast, mashed potatoes, grilled veggies with a mushroom sauce over the top.  Plenty of food, that's for sure.\n\nGood service and reasonable prices.
__label__1 I had heard from several people the food here was good.  As I travel to Italy often I'm fairly picky about Italian food but am willing to make allowances for Italian-American restaurants.\n\nI had the lobster bisque which wasn't terrible but not great either.  A little too peppery and some pieces of what seemed to be dried fish.  I had ordered what I thought was the crab/shrimp cake appetizer but was brought the meal.  Since I hadn't actually looked at that part of the menu I didn't realize it wasn't the appetizer until I got the bill.  The crab/shrimp cake was adequate but there was too much filler for my taste.  The grilled potatoes and vegetables that came with the crab/shrimp cake were not warm.  Completely over-priced.\n\nThe service was glacially slow.\n\nI will not return.
__label__3 Went to Brio for dinner early Sat. night. They were on a wait (of course) so we opted to sit in the Lounge. (I have heard  that they offer an awesome happy hour, apps are $2.95. I am looking forward to returning and taking advantage of that!)  Anyways.. This is my second time here and both times I have ordered the Pasta Alla Vodka. Absolutely Delicious!! It was so good, I don't want to venture out and try anything else on the menu!  Our server was great. It was a wonderful experience!
__label__4 Brio has catered a few events that I have gone to in the last few years. Always fantastic food. But, I had never been in the restaurant itself before.\nI came here with my  daughter for lunch. I was not hungry till the next morning.\nThere is lots of covered parking in the garage. Which is really nice for starters.\nThe restaurant itself is beautiful inside. You can eat on the patio or inside .\nThe hostess greeted us immediately  and gave us a wonderful booth.\nI was drinking hot tea, but my daughter had a few cocktails. A Bellini which was frozen (a little different) but,she said it was good. Also a Basil gimlet, which she said was OK.\nThe food was really the best! I got Lobster Bisque soup which that alone was a full meal. Then I got crab cakes they came with vegetables. Wow, very tasty and more than I could eat. My daughter got a salad, and Pasta Pompadour with Eggplant.\nAgain way too much and she took most  of it to go.\nFood was fantastic, service was very good.\nToo bad it is so far away from me. But, I never mind driving. It is a win win day or night out here. Plus they play fabulous Italian music!
__label__4 For my 200th review I am choosing Brio Tuscan Grille.\nFirst let me say that it is a beautiful building , looks just like a Villa in Italy to me. The colors are just what they should be.\nInside is beautifully decorated, and wonderful music is always playing. \nThe restrooms are very clean and nice.\nWe were seated at a corner tablefor 4,it was perfect. The nice thing is the have a waist high wall built around it ,so even though you are on the corner you are not bothered.\nIt is really a relaxing setting. I enjoyed lunch very much.\nI have had their food before,because they have catered a few events I have been lucky enough to go to. Always good!\n\nOur waiter was Demetrius, he was very good,until he got busy,then he was a little frazzled. He gave us the wrong check twice, but things happen and it was the day after Christmas. So it was very busy.\nThe food was wonderful as always. T got the Crab cakes and Italian Wedding soup, delish! I got Chicken with pasta and lobster Bisque. Outstanding!!!\nWe will be back,I wish we could go again this week.\nLots of parking in the great FREE parking garage.\n\nThe more I come over here ,the more I like it!\nOh and do not forget to get your reward card.Every time you come in you get points for dining here. Which adds up to free food.
__label__1 I want to love this place, but I just don't.\nEverytime I eat here, I wish I were eating at Olive Garden....\nFor a chain, I just don't have any memorable items that I'd come back for (as opposed to Olive Garden's crack like breadsticks)\n\nMeh
__label__4 I go here regularly for their salmon salads and steak salads, so good!, never have any issues. I had a little situation last time with my food (my half empty lobster and shrimp bisque had no shrimp, and my steak salad came out with cold steak, half the salad drenched with sauce, the other half dry), and I asked our waiter (who was very nice and a good waiter) if he could get a manager over to us. Being a regular, I was curious if they had switched chefs or something since I was having so many issues. She saw my salad, apologized, and brought me back a new fresh one immediately (waiting there the whole time while it was being made). She also took care of our lobster bisque. Great food, and great customer service, gives then 5stars. Every restaurant has an off day here and there, but the way the situation was handled will keep me a regular at this place!
__label__0 This CVS drives me BANANAS. First of all, I think CVS is setup to be slow and crappy. One line, one person working who has no idea how to use the register, horribly high non-sale item prices, bad lightening, old school (and not in a good way) layout, etc. That being said, I continue to go there because of it's proximity to my workplace. Basically, I have no choice. \n\nWhich brings me to the pharmacy. While I have no one to blame but myself when I go into buy a candy bar and it takes 20 minutes to check out (see paragraph above) I have a higher standard when it comes to the pharmacy. There are literally 10 BILLION people working back there (ok, maybe 6) and yet they cannot get it together. I have literally waited in line inside for 30 minutes with a baby in my arms as snot ran down my blouse (from my nose, not the baby's, I was the sick one) and only one person is working the counter AND the drive thru while 5 other people chat  about their vacation plans (seriously!) and fill prescriptions. I took note of this issue and next time I used the drive thru, as the baby was sleeping and they seem to favor the drive thru to the people waiting inside. When I got to the front they told me my prescription, which had been called in 6 hours prior, was not ready. WTF, CVS? Totally unacceptable. I demanded it immediately and told them I would not move my vehicle until I received my medication. After all, it was a zpack. Grab the box and throw it at me. No \"filling\" required.  UGH.\n\nI will do almost anything to avoid this CVS.
__label__2 Had a pretty good dinner here the other night.  Wish they had a couple of different salsas,  the one they have is really hot and I like hot, but it was to hot, It would also be nice if they gave you a small bowl for salsa when you order and pay for the chips and salsa,  the tiny one ounce to go container is kinda hard to eat chips and salsa out of.  The chips were homemade and tasty.  The beans were really good and the fresh flour tortillas are awesome.  pretty disappointed in the enchilada,  the tortilla was really tuff and I wish I had a knife to cut through it,  also the sauce was not  very good.  This is a quick easy place to grab decent fast Mexican food.  Will be back for a bean and cheese burrito for sure
__label__4 Five stars because I just had the best tacos (of this type) in my entire life at this place!\n\nYes, this is a fast food environment, yes they serve the food on paper plates, yes you bus your own table etc. etc. Who cares? Does everything have to be Durant's? The fact is, they do Mexican basics better than just about anyone. \n\nI had shredded beef tacos and a single chicken soft taco. Both were the best in their class I have had in my life--including those I've had on trips to Mexico. The hard shell is done in a similar style to what you would find at Filiberto's The soft taco, well, is was a soft taco, but made with Carolina's famous tortillas. Both were a perfect combination of spice, meat, and cheese, with the usual lettuce thrown on as an after thought. The salsa you get out of the little pumps by the soda fountain was also very good. \n\nHoused in an old Fazoli's or Pizza Hut or something, the atmosphere and appearance is similar to one of the newer Filiberto's, but the food sets it apart from the rest. \n\nOh, and it is cheap. \n\nLove it!
__label__2 This is definetly in an old Fazoli's, I know because I help open it when it was built.\n\nFood here is hit or miss, the green chile chicken burrito is blah. Dry and tasteless.\n\nHowever, the hard shell chicken taco is very good. The cheese enchiladas are good but not great. I have had the chorizo and potato burrito and it is good,  but Ramiro's and Senor Taco do it better. \n\nThis was my second visit, first time i could not rate them because they did not have green salsa. This time they did and I give that 4 stars. But, they guy behind the counter acted like they are doing us all some kind of favor by selling it \"Oh, your lucky today, we have green salsa\". I guess they run out-proof was my first visit- but while it is good, I am not dying to put it on everything, so it is not that good. El Paisano in El Mirage is a carneceria that has the BOMB green salsa. \n\nWhy three stars-no carnitas or asada and the tortillas, well the are good but I don't crave them.\n\nI may be a guera ( I am the gringa that speaks spanish and busts all the cabrons talking shit) but let me tell you, I grew up in a Mexican family in Hatch, NM/Las Cruces/El Paso area and have had some spectacular tortillas and these don't even come close.
__label__1 Let me explain why this place deserves no more than 3 stars:\n\nThey shout customer orders over a loud speaker like you are getting a wake-up call via the 1MC on a US Navy ship.  No, that is not a good thing!  Plus, it is crowded, packed, and very loud.\n\nPeople seem to come here for the cheap food ($5-6 per order), but you get what you pay for.  Carolina's West personnel throw bland food in a styrofoam carton and expect you to be content with some various combinations of lettuce, beans, cheese, and tortillas.  The taste is totally bland.\n\nAbuelos, which is just a couple miles to the north, is a much better option for Mexican food.  Don't say that I didn't warn you!!!
__label__3 Check out my review and photos:\n\nhttp://food-tales-and-other-fun.tumblr.com/post/29865866478/
__label__0 I guess I'm just spoiled from living in New Mexico my whole life (best mexican food EVER).  This place had been recommended to me by pretty much everyone when I told them I was looking for NM style Mexican food. We finally made it here & I was stoked! The girl behind the counter kept answering the phone while we were ordering, another worker was walking past us cursing at another employee...awwwwwkward. Now I'm willing to look past all of that IF the food is good, sadly disappointed doesn't even begin to cover it.  \n\nI ordered a carne asada chimichanga & my husband ordered the chorizo & potato combo plate.  The food came out quickly & my husband couldn't figure out what he was looking at on his plate.  It was just ground beef on top of mashed potatoes. Every place he's ever been has served it with fried potatoes & actual chorizo. Is this normal for AZ?  He didn't even want to eat it the food was so bland. I cut into my chimi & couldn't believe the meat that was coming out of it...boiled dry hamburger meat.  This was absolutely not carne asada. I gave it a shot thinking that at least if it's flavorful it won't matter. Nope. Bland, dry absolutely NO flavor. The guacamole on top was great & the tortilla wasn't heavy from being fried, it was nice & light.  But what's a chimi without yummy fillings?! I couldn't even finish it, we both had weird artificial aftertastes in our mouths as we were leaving. Blech. Sorry, but this is a huge \"never again\" for me.
__label__3 Ok its not a fancy palm springs scottsdale santa monica spa, but hell it does the trick. They always take same day appointments and they do the trick.. The staff is nice and dont make you uncomfortable ... Its ashame it has a negative review .. It's not your total spa experience but still, its not dingy or dark .. and its not in a creepy strip mall, its right next to the chipotle, the property is still new and good shape... Anyhow I was relaxed after my massage. I love that they are open late, and they are 49 bucks plus tip....
__label__1 No, No, No.\nI was expecting far better. While the service was better than the meal, I must say all I was, was disappointed. Tinoco's has become similar to a diner, with better than the average diner's pasta.
__label__0 terrible experience - food, service, everything.
__label__0 Hello! \nMy husband and I have been living in Crosswinds apartments in Chandler AZ. We are not very happy with the extermination that has been going on for roaches. The company used peanut butter in the cabinets which just attracted the roaches even more and now there is a colony of roaches living in our convection oven (which is a $300 wedding gift!)There were holes behind our stove in the wall where they were coming from! We will not bomb this place because of our two pets and the fact that we do NOT want chemicals all over our belongings, and if anything all of the buildings needs to be bombed because of horrible roach and bed bug problems! We are frankly getting tired of dealing with this issue and it should not be our problem! If our belongings get even more ruined we will have to send you guys the bill of everything we had to do in order to defend our apartment against the roaches.
__label__0 Once again.. I am reiteraing,, DO NOT EVER RENT FROM M.E.B monarch apratment on Coolidge st in Phoenix... All this company wants is money. They have no conern for the Residence here what so ever.. Promises Promise.. i have tried and tried... this Properity company is NOTHIN more then a joke and a complete rip off... they do not care about the resident they want your money. rocaches evry where. plumbing issues all over.. the lack of wanting to make the resident happy, I even was thinking of staying and transferring down to a bottom floor and thier incentive was for to stay was to charge me a $200.00 FEE PLUS RAISE MY RENT TO KEEP me.. what was I thinking.. I am so glad I am NOT staying... This is no incentive... I am so Glad I came to the realization M.E B and and the Magement of the Monarch Apratments on Coolidge st has NO Idea what they are doing nor do they care... In my Opinion I wish the Owner would wake up and take there investment back from this ridiculous joke of a so called properity magament company and fire them.. The owner could run this much better by them self... This Apratment needs a over haul so despratly.. and needs a compaionate person to run it..... I am so disapointed... MEB you suck...
__label__0 I would never recommend living in this apartment place. I've lived in several wonderful apartments throughout downtown Phoenix and Tempe, but never have I experienced such a terrible living situation as I have at Mill Pointe Aparments. Here are the reasons why:\n\n1. constant crime area: gunshots, homeless walk freely through the property grounds, strangers/possible harmful individuals knocking on your door pretending to be servicemen, police constantly driving through but never actually doing anything, etc. when coming home at night time, ive noticed plenty of clearly ODD people sneaking around the parking lot, looking through cars. in one instance i saw a man that lived in an apartment at mill pointe chasing after a man with a mask, claiming he was looking through the windows of his home watching his family.\n\n2. mgmt company: every time i have called them for a work order, or alterations to my lease, or any kind of question, the manager of the complex is ALWAYS \"out in a meeting\" and/or unavailable. no matter when i call, morning noon or evening. after becoming upset about this recurring problem, i called and once again they told me jennifer the manager was in a meeting, so i walked down to the offices, and there was jennifer in her office, alone with the door shut. (i could see since her since her office has a window) I have also called on many occasions during business hours for work orders and no one ever answered the phone for a few hours.\n\n3. the apartments: had a bug issue upon moving in. flies and gnats everywhere. my neighbor had told me upon her moving in, her refrigerator was infested with dead cockroaches. the apartment was not cleaned (mold ring in the toilet) and numerous inconsistencies within the infrastructure, such as holes to nowhere under the sink and in certain areas of the floor boards when they connect to a wall or cabinet.\n\n4. work orders or issues with living conditions: water was shut off for multiple days without warning or notice. i, nor did most of my connecting neighbors, have hot water for over 48 hours, MULTIPLE TIMES.\nI called one sunday because my front door would no longer lock (the door was splitting in half) the serviceman complained about having to leave his home on a sunday to fix my broken front door. he didnt fix anything but tighten the screws of the deadlock. i explained to him ive done this numerous times but the door continues to loose grip of the lock since it is splitting down the middle, he refused it was an issue with the door and refused my request to replace the door altogether, rendering the safety of my apartment completely unimportant.\n\nAll other complaints I have about this apartment complex is minuscule compared to the ones listed above. \nSTAY AWAY.
__label__0 If you're looking for some good reviews you'll have to keep looking. \n\nI have been here for a year and a half. Since selling this place and becoming The Huntington Apartments this community's level of quality has significantly dropped. \n\nThe office employees are rude, unorganized, and far from helpful. There is a bug problem that they cannot get fixed in multiple apartments. Their organization is so bad that they can't even keep up with the pest control company's schedule. We have had missed appointments, and not been ready due to miscommunication on their side. \n\nI would not recommend this place to anybody period. We do have community dumpster divers that make their rounds every morning at 6 AM however. \n\nThere are police here non stop because of the amount of crime and disorderly conduct from some of the life forms that live here. Its a complete disaster. No matter how much painting they do around here there is no covering up poor quality living or customer service. If you are apartment hunting, keep hunting and good luck, there are good apartments out there, this just isn't one anymore.
__label__1 I Recently had a pair of shoes re-healed by Borris':  Not a good experience, when I asked how much it would cost he stated $20, then when I was there to \"Pay in Advance\", it was $25, then $30 when I picked them up.  I paid $30 for new heals and he didn't even bother to wipe down the shoes, polish, nothing.  \n\nNot impressed and will not go back again.
__label__2 We had dinner there on Wednesday night around 9PM. The place was pretty empty. As soon we ordered, the chefs or cooks came out to eat their dinner and this waiter joined in with them. Needless to say, the food we ordered came to us one dish at a time, and the waiting time for each dish was about 5 minutes between. The food was OK, nothing fancy, service was not so good which is very typical of Chinese restaurant. Will we go again? Probably. There is just not too much choice of Chinese food around Las Vegas.
__label__2 Came here for lunch and everything was between 5-6 bucks.  Pretty decent pricing and the menu has a butt-load of selections from all sorts chowmein to your normal individual Chinese dishes. \n\nWe ordered the satay shrimp noodles and naked chicken oil rice thingy(not sure what its called in english)\n\nFood was mediocre but service was quick and food came out fast.\n\nI'd give a 3.5 but right after I ate and came back to the office, I had to take TWO massive dumps, not just one but TWO.  Which means that a.) Chinese food just always gives me the shiz, or\nb.) Something was wrong with the food.\n\nCoworker was fine so im assuming a.)
__label__3 Ended up here after trying to take my parents to Noodle Palace (they are closed for remodel apparently).\n\nSince it was still early (about 10:30am) my dad was starving and my mom wanted wonton noodle soup- we ended up here since they were close by, OPEN, and had a lunch special, $5.95 for most of the dishes!\n\nMy mom and her cousin had the wonton noodle soup, I had the duck wonton noodle soup and dad had a pigs feet noodle dish.\nMy mom didn't complain, which is a good sign cause nothing is as good as her's.  \nMy dad enjoyed his but I thought the noodles needed more flavor.  He had some type of stewed pigs feet with egg noodle dish- the noodles were a little bland but nothing a little soy sauce didn't cure.  The pigs feet was flavorful and soft, fell off the bone.\n\nI had the duck wonton noodle soup.  The soup was a little bland and the wonton was also a little bland but the shrimp in the wonton was firm and fresh.  The duck was the winner here...it was moist, thick and just the right amount of fattiness.\n\nThe duck was so good we ended up leaving with a whole duck to go!\nso glad we stopped in, the duck alone will bring me back...
__label__0 This place was the pits. It was about as tired and run down as the people that were eating here. \n\nWe were in Vegas for the day on business and this was one of the closest places to the convention center.\n\nWorst buffet I've ever had in Vegas. And don't recall ever having a bad buffet in Vegas. Guess there's a first for everything. We should have known, walking through the hotel to get there, by the Motel 6 style of everything.\n\nBeing in Vegas, I would bet... that this will be the next \"legacy\" hotel to be imploded.\n\nThe lunch buffet was about 8 feet long (about 92 feet shorter than an avergae Vegas buffet) and consisted of fried rice, fried chicken, dry roast beef, bacon and sausage (probably left over from breakfast) (and I'm not complaining about the bacon!), pre-formed salisbury steaks in watery clear \"gravy\", chicken enchiladas with a black olive slice on top, grilled chicken and a few other untouchables. That's it! \n\nThis was like a bad trip in Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas.
__label__0 The year was 2005 and it was my first time in Vegas. I didn't know that much about Vegas at that time. Vegas. I thought, just like any place else. So I got sucker into going to one of those Time Share seminar. I guess I'm not that stupid. Didn't get the time share. What I got was free buffet, a show at the Riviera and another hotel stay. The sad part was I didn't have time to see the show and never got a chance to use the hotel stay. What a waste. I did use the buffet here at the Riviera. Got the breakfast buffet because my stomach was feeling well. Well, you see the number of star I gave. Avoid this place.
__label__1 Holy up-sale city! The store is clean, the staff is friendly and accommodating, but man, let me be. I don't get who decides that customers would like being hounded about this that and the other thing, but I just came in for my phone. It just makes me feel like they looked at me and thought \"This guy's a sucker\". Not a fan.
__label__3 Party of 4, on a Wednesday night, first timers, all food was very good. The carpaccio and the crab cakes were a great way to start this start this meal, the beef tartare main was also delicious.  The Petit Pot de caramel was so very good, it wasn't shared at all!  Attentive service and bilingual.  C\u00f4t\u00e9 Maison seemed quieter than the main dinning area, which was a good thing. One small disappointment: the washroom, C\u00f4t\u00e9 Maison.
__label__3 GREAT FOOD . . . slow service (hence only four stars). We loved the atmosphere and the menu was small but complete. A pork, beef, vegetarian, seafood, poultry choice for main entrees. The beet salad was amazing--very different from anything I have ever had. We also had salmon, duck, and halibut. Everyone was happy. The dessert sampler at the end of the meal is perfect!
__label__3 A nice newly renovated hotel and a super cheap rate.  I live all the Hilton products, but the Garden Inn's are the best.
__label__2 I stayed at this location for one night during my spring training trip. I arrived at 4pm, my room was ready, it was clean and nice. Bed was very comfortable and room was very quiet. I did get a very good nights rest. There is however not a whole lot of places to eat or ammenities close to this location so if you want to go out and sample some night life you had better have a car. Also, pool is kind of small and not very fancy. Other than that, the stay was good.
__label__0 Been here a total of 3 times now.  As they say, three strikes and you're out!  Verona Chophouse is definitely OUT after my third visit for dinner last night!  I'm sad to say that, but 2 bad visits of 3 visits ends in NO WAY will I return again.  So, as a frequent visitor to Lone Butte Casino and Wild Horse Pass, they are kind enough to give me perks to come back to the casino (imagine that!).  One of the perks I get each month is $100 or so to spend on restaurants/food in the casino.  So, my fiancee and I decided to head out to Verona Chophouse a few different times, which I'll summarize here with the approx dates and experience we had on the 3 visits.  \n\n1st visit - Went for dinner.  Food was so-so.  Service was horrible (soooo slow) and atmosphere was nothing to comment on.\n\n2nd visit - June 2011  Food was REALLY good.  Had the filet mignon and my fiancee had the chicken parm.  Both were tasty.  The filet was juicy and soooo tender.  Chicken parm was a large portion and delicious.  Service was better than 1st visit (not spectacular, but not bad...) and we were given new hope that this could be a great place for us to eat, near home.  Also, there was a piano player and a singer there for a great ambience.\n\n3rd visit - Aug 2011  Went at 6PM and asked for a table for two.  Was told by the hostess that there was a 20 min wait.  No problem.  More gambling!  We came back 20 min later and were quickly seated, with the hostess telling us the waitress was REALLY busy delivering some food and other things and would be a few min.  About 5 minutes later, while reviewing the menu, the water/buser guy comes by to ask what we want to drink and tells us the waitress is delayed and very busy.  Next up the manager comes by to tell us the same thing.  Um, now we are getting worried and looking around to discover how there was a 20 min wait when the place is empty??!  There were a total of 8 tables with customers and the rest empty.  We chalked it up to it must be they don't have enough servers.  We finally meet our poor waitress.  She was a bit on edge and stressed and I kinda felt bad for her.  At a few times I actually saw her RUNNING through the restaurant to get to the back and run a credit card, pick up food, etc.  So, we ordered fried mozzarella and crab stuffed mushrooms as appetizers.  I ordered the filet again because the 2nd visit here it was so yummy!  My fiancee ordered penne pasta with chicken and broccoli, but asked for no broccoli.  We wait about 10 min and then our waitress comes by to ask if we want our salads first because the mushrooms take longer to cook.  We said that's fine and so shortly after that, we got our salads (I had the house salad, fiancee had the ceasar).  Both salads were pretty tasty and probably the best part of the meal.  Appetizers come out 10-15 min later.  The mushrooms were not fully cooked and were nothing special.  I really think they were frozen pre-bought from Costco that they baked in the oven.  My fiancee said the fried mozzarella tasted like fish, but I didn't taste any, so not sure.  Maybe they used a fish fryer for them?  Waiting..waiting...waiting for food.  Meanwhile, another table of 2 gets seated in our waitresses section.  She keeps walking by to serve them and telling us that it will be just a little longer as they are waiting on the filet.  About 10 min later (now about an hour into dinner...way too long for this dead place!) our food entrees arrive.  Looks like my fiancees meal is the wrong order and she confirms it is!  She did admit it was her own error and she put in the wrong order.  So now he's left returning his entree to wait another 10+ minutes for the correct entree.  Meanwhile, I'm anxiously awaiting my first bit of filet.  Blech.  It was overcharred on one side (which the chef hid by placing that side on the plate so you couldn't see it!) and had no flavor.  The broccolini was cold and what were supposed to be potato fingerlings appeared to be rocks.  Seriously.  Now she brings out the correct entree for my fiancee.  We know that the check is going to take 30 min for her to produce, given our experience thus far, so we ask for the check and tell her we are using the casino vouchers I get, as a perk.  She comes back about 10 min later and says she needs to check on something with the vouchers and should just be a minute.  10 more min later the manager (who was doing NOTHING but yelling at everyone during this whole dining experience...shouldn't she be running food and actually helping them??!!) came by to see if we needed anything.  Luckily, we didn't answer what we wanted to say!!  Told her we needed the vouchers done so we could leave.  Said it will be just another min.  The waitress returns 3-4 min later and says we're good to go.  THANK GAWD!! \n\nSo, third time was not a charm and neither is Verona Chophouse.  Even if it's FREE (like our meal was) it's not worth the time or effort!  Keep gambling but don't eat here.
__label__1 Not the place to try for dinner in the area.. no wheat bread ??? Excuse me? The sourdough and marble rye were hard as bricks, good thing for mayo to soften the blow to the roof of your mouth which we did not escape without injury. Everything tasted and looked old. The boneless wings are somewhat interesting, they're not what you would expect and again tasted old and rubbery, maybe larger pieces in lieu of sad strips of thin meat would have cured my craving (but I guess we'll never know). I've been to this place for cocktails before and for that its a ideal.. for dinner? I would pass and pick up taco bell on your way back to civilization..
__label__0 Only saving grace was that the food was ok.    But wings did not come with carrots and celery as advertised.  Sandwiches didn't have tomato or lettuce.  Forgot my side salad and silverware.   Refills were slow and waiter smelled like smoke after disappearing for awhile.   No kids menus.  Bathrooms dirty and a in disrepair.     Skip this place.\n\nWaiter did comp drinks on the bill
__label__1 Today, I was so excited to take my family to The Local Breeze for lunch! I had been with some girlfriends a few weeks ago and loved it! So I was eager to share the joy with my husband, and his brother (along with his family). Here's the deal... between us two couples, we have 7 kids. And NEVER have we been so poorly greeted at any establishment. We are well aware that we have a lot of kids, but we are also aware of how well behaved they are so we aren't scared to take them out. However, The Local Breeze obviously frowns upon children at their establishment. This was made painfully evident when the greeter said to us, \"They need to be controlled\" within the first 2 minutes of our arrival. So, we took our brood of offspring, and put them back in the car to support another downtown restaurant. \n\nIt's completely fine that this is not a child-friendly eatery. And to be completely honest, i might still go while on a date or otherwise child-free occurrence. The point is that there is no need to talk to customers in such a fashion to make them feel completely unwanted and uncomfortable at your restaurant. It was severely disappointing and I will be sure to spread the news as well as possible in order to save The Local Breeze the inconvenience of having to deal with such annoying little customers. *insert sarcasm here*.
__label__3 I've been here twice for brunch and really enjoyed it. The Veggie Island breakfast was delicious, good coffee, and prompt friendly service.
__label__3 After passing by another breakfast place only to find a ton of people waiting for a table, we decided not to wait and head somewhere else. \n\nLocal Breeze is located on a residential street in what once was a house. We arrived and were seated immediately outside on the patio.  I really felt like I was dining in someone's backyard. It was so inviting and relaxing with the bustle of happy diners surrounding us. \n\nThe brunch menu has many items to choose from, it was hard to decide. Especially after reading about the french toast, but I passed the french toast and opted for some bacon and eggs. Served with country potatoes, homemade bread and jam. It was delicious! We were told that many ingredients are sourced locally. The eggs tasted incredibly fresh and the bacon, was excellent. Cut fairly thick, it was cooked to perfection. The potatoes were yummy as was the homemade bread. \n\nHubby opted for the Bourbon & Cola Cured Ham, White Cheddar Omelet and it was equally delicious. The ham had the perfect balance of salty and sweet. The coffee was also great, nice and strong. \n\nDish after dish that we watched being served looked better than the next, my only regret is that we didn't get to try their other food. \n\nBetween the atmosphere, service and food, it was a perfect way to end our trip before heading to the airport.
__label__0 Well we tried to come back..Went back this am for brunch. 8:15AM. NOT OPEN!!!  So disappointed! Signs posted say open
__label__4 Local breeze is one of my favorite restaurants in the city.  My bf and I go all the time for brunch, and they also have really good burgers too.  My favorite part about this place is that they have a dog friendly patio.  They usually bring the dogs little dog bowls with water and sometimes even a cookie!  Try the coca cola ham omelet for brunch....AH-MAZING!
__label__4 If grandma comes to town and tells you a place reminds HER of Key West, you know it's legit.  But I didn't need that sort of confirmation.\n\nAt first I wouldn't be caught dead eating anything other than the bananas foster french toast (and trust me, someone at your table NEEDS to get this dish - don't worry, the full size order is way more than enough to share).  But then, one day, I tried something else - the Local Breeze Omlet... whoa!  Scrambled eggs, Proscuitto, Goat Cheese, Asparagus, Tomato, Basil galore.\n\nIn the mood for lunch?  Just go for anything on the menu.  Salads, burgers, sandwiches... just point to something and you'll be pleased no matter what.\n\nBut the best suggestion I can give on this place is go for the weekend brunch.  You'll be glad you did.  And I feel obligated to share this secret, since I just learned of it this weekend myself...  Rocky Point eggs (trust me on this one).\n\nFull disclosure: they stop serving breakfast foods around 11am.  DO NOT MISS THIS DEADLINE!  Also, although good, I would skip the sangria (and don't expect an $8 value out of your $8 mimosa).\n\nBe sure to check out the bathroom before you go (go before you go?), it's pretty cool, like the rest of the place.  And, 10% discount if you ride your bike on the weekends.  Are you heading to Local Breeze yet?
__label__2 Did I like the lunch special here?  In the word(s) of Dave Hester from Storage Wars:  YUUUUP!\n\nI got the half sandwich/half salad combination and would give this place a 3.5.  I thought 4 stars was too much because the side Caesar salad kinda sucked.  The lettuce was discolored and wilted a bit.  Caesar dressing that's good has a bit of zest to it, but their is a little on the bland side.  The Italian hero was good though, much props for that one.\n\nI want to go back and try the pizza.  Fellow Chicago yelper saying that it's good pizza makes me wanting to go for it.  (Can I really claim that Chicago-ans are my \"fellow\" if I only lived in Chi-town for a year?)\n\nKim, our server was friendly and curteous!  Good job.\n\ndmo out.
__label__4 Love coming here food is always good no complaints here at all...And so awesome that all this worth the drive  thank you guys..
__label__3 I really like this place for their fresh sides. Their mac and cheese is really good. The fried okra is served up fresh. My wife goes for the veggie plate. I like the BBQ chicken. Very tender. I also like the brisket. Not many places in NC you can get that. Medium price, but worth it.
__label__2 BBQ Sauces are what I enjoyed most!  The Sauces are close to 4 yelp stars\n\nOne of the three \"linemen\" wanted to be helpful and was very patient while his co-workers were interrupting as if there others behind me waiting... Guess they are trained herders which is OK with me... This level of Service is OK.... I give the Service 4 stars for Entertaining Borderline Rudeness, it is entertaining enough for 4 stars or close enough\n\nHow was the food?  3 stars or less! Wish I were eating Korean!  Ready, Steady GO: \n\nPulled Pork good flavor, just no better than \"good\" 3 stars \nBeef Sausage 2.76 stars\nBrunswick Stew 2.45 stars\nBeef Brisket 1.73 stars\n\nExtras not counted : \nCollard Greens 2.72 stars\nHush Puppies 3 stars\n\nThe Dude mostly taking my order should be working in a MUCH Higher Scale Restaurant!!!  Your efforts are appreciated and if the manager says hurry the customers, remember One Day you will get to work in an Industry where your Talents are VALUED! !! !!!
__label__0 I just visited this restaurant because I was attending a convention at the Las Vegas Convention center which is connected to the Hilton. \nWe felt like steak so we decided to have TJ Steakhouse which is right next to Casa Nicola, but they were booked and we had to wait for an hour. We were starving, so for convenience my coworker and I decided to have dinner at Casa Nicola.  What a HUGE mistake. \nI looked at the menu and the price was high for a Italian restaurant but figured the food must be that good.  Boy was I wrong. \nMy coworker ordered a Seafood Linguine (forgot the exact name) and I ordered the Ossobuco (veal) with creamy Risotto rice which is supposed to be one of their signature dishes. (according to their website) We also ordered some napa valley Merlot to compliment my dish. The wine was pretty good, but that was about it. Actually my Ossobuco was horrid. The meat was very tough (this is veal mind you), dry: almost like they had the meat precooked, left out and then warmed it in a steamer or something, and the sauce just reeked of butter. The risotto just sucked and tasted like I was scooping up butter into my mouth. I have not had Italian like this even at Olive garden. At least the food there compliments the price, my dish alone was $37.99. Ridiculous~!!! for the quality of food that they serve here. My Coworker is pretty much a food connesoir and thought the food was horrible. (obviously his pasta sucked too) \n\nI do not mind paying good money for good quality food but this place is not that. The food is not just average...it is horrible. \nI have enjoyed food far superior at places like Maggiano's which is a lower grade restaurant in terms of price than Casa Nicola. \nDO NOT THROW YOUR MONEY AWAY HERE!!!  It will surprise you how bad it is.
__label__2 So I finally got around to checking out Crystals and I left feeling like I had just bought a luxury car only to discover a scratch on the way home.  That's not to say I could actually afford to buy anything at Crystals beyond a chai latte.  But that's for another review.\n\nCrystals is the marquee shopping \"experience\" at CityCenter.  You can spot the spiky architecture from a mile away.  Inside is just as weird.  Lots of abstract art.  Even the stairs ooze expensive, probably built from the rarest trees this side of the Amazon.  But do you think anyone who would shop here actually cares about the consequence of gratuitous excess?  That's the whole point of Crystals!\n\nWhat struck me the most is how empty the place feels.  This is probably what the Fashion Show mall should have been before it was packed to the gills with Hot Topic, The Gap and Cinnabon.  Crystals is the opposite of that, and any other mall in Las Vegas.  There are maybe 25 stores.  If you even want to classify this as a mall.  It's essentially the same ultra-high end retailers you'd find at other casino mini-malls selling everything from couture to diamonds to watches.  Some places I've heard of like Tom Ford and Louis Vuitton, but there are quite a few I had never heard of before.  I guess they just want to remind the middle class tourists that they can look but can't touch.  At this point, nearly half of the stores aren't even open yet.\n\nFrom what I could gather, there are three levels at Crystals.  But level three seems to be just a way to get to the tram.  What earns this place three stars instead of two is the at-times stunning design and visuals.  Some of the sight-lines are downright fun.\n\nUltimately, I don't know who actually shops here.  Maybe the celebs who roll into town and want to be seen.  It's almost as though this is the retail equivalent of plastic surgery addiction.  Sooner or later you hit the point of diminishing returns and what was once beautiful becomes sad and depressing.
__label__2 Beautifully designed building with high end shops!  Unless you have a lot of money you will be doing the \"tourist walk through\" like everyone else.  I hope that they will have enough customers to stay in business.  I personally did not see ONE person with a shopping bag...and that's not a good sign.
__label__3 Fantastic building, the most intriguing on the whole strip in my opinion: everything is at an oblique angle, creating a different set of perspectives from everywhere you stand....I love this kind of architecture!    Framed inside are the most ridiculously overpriced luxury brands in the world; well I suppose its appropriately priced for the fashion value, but it is nothing that I would sacrifice that much of my hard earned money for.  Felt like a dope in my $50 outfit, I think one salesman was staring at me in some degree of disgust.  Great to window shop however!   Fun water sculptures and floating restaurants.
__label__1 Not much to say other then you better have money if you think you're going to shop here. They have a couple restraints I look forward to trying but will never come back to shop. Watch out for the security. They were following me everywhere like I was a criminal. I assume it was because I was wearing sweats.
__label__2 This is a ultra high end shopping mall. I'm not sure exactly how this place stays in business because every time I walk through here I just see tourists window shopping. \n\nThis place is extremely clean and filled with opulent stores. Luckily they also have 5 star restaurants. While I don't plan on dropping 10k on a suit anytime soon, I will drop $300 on a great meal with the wife. If your last name is Warbucks, you'll enjoy the shopping options. \n\nIt is very clean and provides warmth or air conditioning while you are walking to or from the Aria.
__label__4 I really like this place.\n\nAnywhere that serves fresh juices and great big bowls of soup is always great satisfaction and hits the spot every time :)\n\nA great place to stop by for lunch with friends or just a quick juice :)
__label__4 Hula is a cheerful and warming spot, especially on the gray winter days while we were in Edinburgh.  It is well-located right off of Grassmarket on the sloping Victoria Street (filled with its own delicious wonders), and was the husband and my favorite place for breakfast during our few days exploring the city.\n\nThe staff was incredibly friendly and gave helpful recommendations, not just about the fare but also about local places to check out around Edinburgh.\n\nTheir porridge made me really love Scottish porridge, and their hot drinks (teas, coffee, espresso drinks) were well made.  It was also the first place where we tried a flat white, which hasn't made its way to the \"colonies\" (aka the US).  And they stock our favorite porridge bars (a great upgrade from the sad, hard granola bars we know across the Atlantic).\n\nI know Hula is called a juice bar, but for some odd reason - perhaps the hour of the day - we never got juice there.  Next time, though!  I'm looking forward to dropping in on our next visit.
__label__1 Sometimes I wonder about Yelp reviewers.\n\nI say that because the reviews for this restaurant are almost unanimously excellent. But that's just not the reality.\n\nIt's not that the food is bad. It's not bad at all. It's just not outstanding. There's nothing amazing about this place. It's small and cramped and the menu is miniscule,\nIn fact, everything about Parma Pastavino is small, except the prices. \nMy linguine frutti de mare was fine; with fresh clams, mussels, calamari and shrimp...but for $28? Hello?\n\n(By the way: if you check the online menu, the prices are about 35% higher when you get to the actual restaurant:...nice bait and switch Chef Marc!)\n\nThose kind of prices are comparable to Ferraro's...but there it's actually worth it, being a more beautiful and informed restaurant.\n\nAnd another of my pet peeves: how can any self-respecting restaurant not invest in a reverse osmosis water filtration system for their tap  water. Everyone knows that vegas water is some of the worst in the nation! \nAnd I'm not just talking about the water in your glass...don't forget that they use the same water to cook the pasta, rice and anything else that's boiled.
__label__4 A+ amazing stuff. I love the feel of the place, the service is casual but professional and the food is next level outstanding. When it is on the ever changing menu, give the lamb osso bucco a try - it is fantastic. Prices are reasonable to boot.
__label__1 One would think when there are only two other groups in the place they would get the order right but once again another place who seems to be lost in the service department and the food was just OK.
__label__3 I like this place alot. They have very good prosciutto di parma. It is very expensive but worth it.  I also tried their lunch menu.  I got the italian beef sandwich which was really good. the only complaint is after a while the bread makes your jaw tired. Overall i will try it again
__label__3 Yelp made me do it.  The reviews were too good to miss and a cross town trip of nearly 20 miles was insufficient deterrent to share a meal with a new friend.  The service was enthusiastic, friendly and charming.  A Prosecco split kicked things off, followed by a split Parma salad that was more than sufficient for an opening round.  My dining partner was keeping it light with pasta fagioli and I opted for linguine with clams and white wine.  A white Veneto accompanied most appropriately.\n\nAll I can say is \"amazingly satisfying\".  There's an art to keeping it simple,  unpretentious and Parma pulls it off like a clean apron.  I only wish I lived closer.\n\nThe deli section demands a return trip - Percorino, salami - the works.\n\nDiane is so pleasant, she's right out of Central Casting.  Delightful.\n\n5 stars reserved for the truly killer spots.  Parma's not far off.
__label__0 I gave this place five stars originally, as our first visit was tremendous. The food, no matter what, is amazing. The service, however, depends entirely upon one person (Diane).\n\nWe have been five times. As I say, the first time was amazing... outstanding food, a very inviting atmosphere, and impeccable service from our waitress, Diane.\n\nThe last four times have convinced us never to enter the restaurant unless Diane is there. The \"gentleman\" who seems to manage the place during the day time is so aloof and downright rude that you leave the restaurant upset that you gave anyone there any money.\n\nOn our last dining experience two groups--one on each side of us--both expressed the same sentiments. The staff during the day is horrible, and it affects the entire experience of dining.\n\nIt is a shame, Chef Marc, that you do not have better people representing your restaurant. Let me say this to you and to everyone considering dining here: if Diane is there, you will love this place. If she is not, you will despise it... despite the incredible efforts of the kitchen staff.\n\nI won't be going back for a considerable time, and never during the daytime.
__label__3 I finally found a good Italian deli here in Las Vegas.  My only complaint is the bread on my capicola sandwich was a little tough.
__label__0 Called Marc (doesn't deserve the title Chef IMO anymore) tonight to talk about the dinner the other night! He was rude right off the bat and said that other help wouldn't serve us and that he comped he meal! BS!! he gave us the chicken Parma to take home! Didn't come to the table when his under trained staff screwed up a few times!! Wrong food brought tl the table. Etc. I've been there maybe 7-8 times since moving here and only one other time there was an issue with the chicken Parma. But the food wasn't the problem it was that blad so called server screwed up and forgot to put the order in!!! Diana and the Asian server has always been A+!!! The blad guy can go work at mc Donald's!!! But to Marc! I've been raised in family Resturants and know the business much better than you!!! Why did you raise the prices at the pizza joint and start making the pizzas smaller? POOR MANAGEMENT!! Period. YOU NEED TO TSKE THE RESPONSIBILITY OF YOUR SHORT COMINGS!!! You are a poor business man and just remember Karma boy!!! Now we will go find another place to spend our money at! Bottom line you disrespected me on the phone and will NEVER GO BACK TO YOUR OVER PRICED STRIP MALL PLACE!! Plus I make a better chicken parm also!! And to think I wanted to work at the new place? Now I also see why your turnover at the pizza joint is like it is!!! A POOR BUSINESS MAN IS NOT WHAT ANYONE WANTS TO WORK FOR!!!
__label__1 Wish I could give a rating for the food and a different rating for the service.\n\nFood - Had the Parma Sandwich.  Tip - Have it hot.  It is great.  If you get the large, there is enough to share with someone else.  When Hot, the meats have more flavor and give a great juxtaposition to the cold lettuce, tomato and onion.\n\nService - There were only 3 tables and two servers but yet I had to interrupt their conversation with each other to get some more soda.  I know it was New Year's day when we went, but you are either open or not.\n\nI felt that I was imposing on their personal time.  Left a tip, but did not feel it was worth it at all.\n\nI think from now on, will do take out.  Such a shame as they have just expanded their dining area.\n\nWent back about a week later and the service was not the same.  IT WAS WORSE!!!.  The Parma Sandwich did not have the olive spread on it and it seemed to be missing some other things as well.  Too bad as when the food is done right, it is great.
__label__0 I would have to say that I have been going to Parma since they opened and it is slowly gone downhill between the quality of food the quality of service as well as portions... It is quite disappointing however every time I go in there I see Chef Mark is walking around the restaurant rather than in the back cooking maybe hence that is part of the problem!!! I believe you get what you pay for however in this case I feel they have now become overpriced for a poor quality of Italian food as well as very small portions!!! I would recommend they get some new servers as well as new items on the menu or give you at least a fair portion for the price they are charging... So many better other kind restaurants in town that appreciate your business
__label__4 Another round of MANGIA! with Chef Marc in the Steppin' Out series (Round 5), another great Italian food-inspired meal at Chef Marc's now expanded rustic Parma by Chef Marc ristorante.\n\nFIRST COURSE: As a first course, those partaking of Chef Marc's fine Chef's Table presentation were treated to a Deconstructed Caprese Salad with Buffalo Mozzarella and Tomato Pulp that had been freed of all acid, plated atop first-rate Balsamic Vinegar.  Green flecks that tasted like faint Pesto were also on the plate.  This concoction was very tasty, including the best Buffalo Mozzarella I have experienced to date.  Chef Marc imparted that this cheese was derived from water buffalo cow inhabiting the environs of Naples.\n\nSECOND COURSE: For a second course, we were presented with two very large platters of New York Style Hot Antipasto for every 3 diners, so that, try as we might, some of this delectable food was left behind.  We got to sample Eggplant rolled up like a burrito or Chinese Eggroll but not deep-fried; lovely Clams filled with Oregano, Parsley, and Bread Crumbs to become Clam Oreganata; naked Calamari; Mussels filled with Artichoke Hearts; and some Green Peppers and cut mushrooms spread throughout the hot platters like accent marks unifying all elements of this sumptuous and quite filling appetizer.  Would that Western Style Antipasto plates were this tasty and refined!\n\nAlso complementing this dish was excellent cheese-topped and crusty bread and butter.  But, alas, Chef Marc directed his servers to remove the bread soon after the repast began, lest we fill up too much on it.\n\nTHIRD COURSE: For the next course, we were treated to a very hot and nuanced Spinach & Walnut Risotto with flakes of Mascarpone Cheese circling 'round the rim of the bowl.  This rich offering was quite flavorful without any single component overpowering the others.\n\nFOURTH COURSE: As a main course, set down before us was a bowl of rich, delicious, and fork-tender Slow-braised Neapolitan Veal Cheek, along with German-style Red Cabbage made with Brown Sugar and Red Wine Vinegar, and subtly flavored Polenta.  The star of this assemblage was the Veal Cheek, which tasted much like well-prepared Osso Buco.  And, Chef Marc confirmed that this entree did actually come from the cheeks of young calves.  \n\nFIFTH COURSE:  As a fifth and final course, we were treated to a dessert plate with slices of Green Apple, honey in a small pouring bowl, Blueberries, and somewhat springy planks of solid Parmesan Cheese that Chef Marc referred to as \"diving boards.\"  These elements were to be assembled and joined together according to our personal whims.  I found that dabs of honey acted like glue when Blueberries were pressed into them on top of a plank of cheese, and the conglomeration was further sweetened by adding a honey-soaked slice of apple into the mouth when chewing.  This sweet and cheesy dish was my least favorite course, but I appreciated the simplicity and inventiveness of the dish.  Everything else I thought was both creative and a foodie's delight. \n\nThroughout the meal, Chef Marc or one of his assistants provided a running commentary of each course just before it was served, and patiently answered all diners' questions.  This added to the enjoyment of the experience, although in previous MANGIA! rounds Chef Marc did all the narration himself, which I liked better.\n\nMost of our group of about 17 diners experienced the Chef's Table (some with wine pairings), but a few, like Diane, ordered ala carte.  And, she was quite pleased with the two quite large and lean scallops of Veal Parmesan Alfredo and Penne Alfredo with which she was presented.  Half of the order served as a fine lunch the next day.\n\nNelson and Sylvia Q. presented all diners with a vial of sand from different beaches in Hawaii, and did another great job in organizing this event.  Props to them for hosting, and to Chef Marc and his staff for preparing and serving, yet another outstanding MANGIA! dining extravaganza!
__label__0 ZERO STARS!!!! I was hosting a party for one of the college bowl games. I place an order the day before. When I went to pick up my order they did not have it ready. Not only was it not ready they said there was no order ever made. Then they told me that the price they quoted me over the phone was completely incorrect. I told them money wasn't the issue I just need the food for my party!! They then came out of the kitchen and told me they had to adjust my ticket price because they didn't have enough food.  Next the owner \"chef Marc\" came out was completely rude! Yelled at me said I never made an order and said I could take what food they had and cook it myself. He then told me they were closed and he had to get ready for the night. Needless to say I left without any food for my party and feeling completely disrespected!!!! So....THANKYOU  chef Marc for all of your help on my football party! I hope your new years party goes as well as mine did. \nUnfortunately I have to give at least 1star. I'm pretty upset about that too!!!
__label__0 GROSS!!! I threw my burrito away it was so bad!! First understand I like two things from hole in the wall mexican places; bean and cheese burritos and nachos. Yup...that's my list. I know I'm not creative with my choices but what I like is the easiest thing to make so I rarely find a bad one. My fianc\u00e9es friend goes on about how great this place is, so when the craving for nachos hit we went here. I didn't order the nachos because they put nachos cheese on it. I want real shredded greasy cheese, not Taco Bell crap. I ordered the bean and cheese and almost spit it out!! It was whole beans!! Not refried, not slightly mashed, not nothing!! They opened a can of beans, heated them, dumped them on with a slice or two of something they wanted me to believe was cheese, and kinda grilled the tortilla. I ate three bits and after dumping hot sause on it I finally just threw it away. Next time I'll stick to what I know is good; Roberto's!!
__label__2 I took my two stroke Genuine Stella in for repair. No one could figure out what was up with it. These guys figured it out right away. They were friendly and helpful. The best part was when I got my bike back it ran like a dream. Very noticeable difference in the shifting and motor.  I rode all day long the day after I got it back and it was like a new bike! \n\nSince my bike ran so well after taking it to them. I gave them 3 stars. This would have been a 5 star review except for a few things. The turnaround time was longer then I expected. I called the day after taking the scooter to them and they said they found the issue and would be ordering the part from San Diego. I assumed the part would arrive in a day but took 2-3 days. Keep in mind this could have been a shipping issue, I am not 100% sure what the hold up was, but I expected to have my bike back on a Wednesday and picked it up on Friday. I dropped it off the previous Friday afternoon. \nMy scooter is my main form of transit, so this is kind of a big deal to me. \n\nSecondly, when I got the bike back my back blinkers were not working. Scott rode all the way out to my place, across town in Silverado Ranch to fix this for me. I thought that was pretty awesome and it was the right thing to do. So even though I was not too thrilled with using hand signals right after getting my scooter back, they did more then make it right by coming out to me to address this. \n\nLastly, I was misquoted on the price. The cost of the repair was $50 more then I was originally quoted because they forgot to add the in cost of the part. Had a not noticed and asked them about this, I would have gotten a little added bonus. However, I am an honest person so we got squared away with the bill and I was just happy I had a working bike. \n\nDyno Tech came recommended to me by someone I know who has the same type of scooter. I thought they did a great job and would bring my bike there again.
__label__2 Calm down, people. \n\nIt's pricey and pretty average. Go somewhere else if you can, but go if you have to, because it'll hit the spot if you want it enough.  #Firstworldproblems
__label__2 This delivery service seems to be all right. The web page is awful, though. I don't like trying to find restaurants by looking through a list of logos. The page is cluttered and neither attractive nor well-organized.  However, once you find your restaurant, ordering from the menu-like page is pretty easy.  \n\nThe  \"shopping basket\" is unintuitively stuck at the very top of the page where it isn't obvious to find, and the checkout is next to it on the upper left hand corner. I can't imagine who designed this website.  By the way, they have an iphone app, which I can't stand either.\n\nThe selection of foods in my area (Summerlin) seems larger than Eat24's, and since they offer Amore Taste of Chicago, I'm with Roadrunner!  I don't like the $4.99 delivery fee, though- it's way too high, PLUS they want you to tip the driver. Thats like $9 for delivery right there if you tend to tip high (as I like to do).\n\nI was surprised when they wanted to do the old-fashioned credit-card impression thing at the door. Seems kinda old fashioned and clunky- just like their website, come to think of it.    I do hope they improve their site and app just for ease of use. Maybe lower that delivery fee a tad, too? \n\nComparing Eat24 to RoadRunner, I'd say Eat24 seems to have cheaper delivery fees and a MUCH MUCH better website, while Road Runner has more choices.
__label__0 I will not be coming back here again. Horrible service...... my table was being watched by the manager and it was awkward. I felt so freaked out I was scared to order anything. Not vapor friendly either. Don't eat here.
__label__0 As a Lux devotee, it took me a long time to check this place out, but I went in with an open mind.\n\nMy drink was so bad (iced soy latte) that I'm going to be real generous here and assume that Something Was Amiss or the barista was new or something.  I ended up having to toss it.  How did they mess up something so basic?  HOW.\n\nThe girl at the register was not friendly.  At all.  The wait for the drink seemed absurdly long considering I was the only person there (again with the new barista theory).  I expected a lot more from the interior.  It was all right, quite airy, but basically bland and boring.\n\nMicroscopically cheaper than Lux, but I regret wasting my money there and won't be back.
__label__4 love it here! the pastries are always excellent and baked fresh at their other site. Its a pretty big place, there are always seats inside and out, which is really nice. The service was great and very friendly. They have really incredible whip on drinks- it has coffee flavor in it, so totally worth the extra calories :)
__label__1 I have been here before and always enjoyed the coffee.  Today went with some friends and we all made a comment about the bad attitude of the staff.  The girl at the register was rude.  I do not think I will be going back anytime soon.
__label__1 Yeah, I had to check it out for the little ones. I went on a Saturday night around 6pm, which may have been my first mistake.\n\nThe place was sooo loud and insane, it was like Chucky Cheese, without the distraction of the arcade games for the kids. The line for the drink machine was ridiculous. There were 8 people in front of me! I tried the salad with the Italian dressing, which wasn't bad although a bit wilted. The pizza was a joke. I tried the Mac and Cheese, BBQ, Ham and cheese, and the pan cheese pizza. If I had to choose one it would be the Mac and Cheese that was almost decent. The pizza dough was flavorless and quite similar to cardboard. The bread sticks had to be my favorite thing, because they were the only thing that I could stand to eat more than one bite of.  I couldn't even bring myself to try the cinnamon rolls or brownies.  My Mother-in-law ordered the chicken wings...which I would like to refer to as Mistake #2. They were like microwaved frozen wings, completely soggy and disgusting. She ordered mild, yet they were drenched in a hot sauce that the kids thought were too spicy. I tried one and it was alot hotter than mild. \n\nThe only reason I'm not giving this place 1 star is because the service was actually commendable. The bus persons kept the place clean and swarmed the tables as soon as people left. The people making the pizza were also quick to put in special requests as well. \n\nI think I'll stick with Chucky Cheese next time. At least there I can MAKE my own salad and the kids are preoccupied by arcade games.
__label__2 Pretty good for kids, average to below average for adults.  Friendly staff, good price.  Not the best tasting, but you can tolerate a slice or 2.  Limited dessert and salad options.
__label__1 Paid top dollar to play in the morning, the greens are garbage, punched , slow , poor shape. Why pay to dollar for poor conditions
__label__0 no comment!
__label__0 Food a disgrace.\nBakery cloyingly sweet.\nService terrible.\nIt all change when Underground left. \nWill never go back.
__label__3 Chicken cobb pool-side\nSprouts, avocado, so good!\nSix dollar Cokes - bargain?
__label__2 Western style place in Cave Creek pretty casual.  Steak is good although i have had better.  Usually sit at the bar and bartenders are friendly.  Bread is fabulous there, Gin and tonic cant go wrong, spinach is okay.  My friend had the yam with tortilla strips and have to say that was pretty fantastic also.
__label__4 Fabulous.  Fantastic.  A group of six. 4 of the six had the trio of Elk, Beef, Bison and loved it.  I had the flat iron special.  Fantastic.  Only complaint - the beet salad was very LIGHT on beets - but they were fantastic.  I could have done without the cabbage piece of it - very nondescript - but the beets were fantastic.  Also, we were celebrating a birthday and brought a bottle of wine as a gift - not to share at the meal, but as a gift.  We weren't allowed to bring it in - I'm hoping it was liquor laws that forbade it.  If we had it in a bag or wrapped - it wouldn't have been a problem.  interesting.  But overall - a great meal!  Highly recommended.
__label__1 I am not sure why they felt a menu change was needed.   I was shocked to see no wait for a table on Friday night at 6pm.  Last year on this same weekend I would not have gotten in with out a reservation.  The food was still good but the soul of this place had been ripped out.  The waiter touted that they were a steakhouse but the menu was mostly seafood.  There was only three steak choices left on the menu.  Everything on the menu looked liked the tried hard to be exotic.   But the execution was wrong and does not fit a steak house.  Bring back the old menu and stop being cheap.  I paid for upscale but instead got some chilis's chain store creation and taste.   If they don't get it figured out soon, I don't see how they will stay in business.
__label__3 I made reservations for a birthday dinner with my boyfriend and we really enjoyed this place.  Making dinner reservations online was a breeze and the service was phenomenal.  We walked in (15 minutes before our reservation) and were seated immediately.  Within a minute, water and bread was on the table.  Our server was prompt and friendly, while still allowing us enough time to look over the menu.  He checked back often, but not so often as to disrupt the meal.  Our glasses were always full and the food came quickly.  \n\nThe food was pretty good.  We both ordered a side salad and the 12-oz rib eye entree with chipotle caramelized onions, jack cheese potatoes and roasted corn with green chilies.  I really enjoyed the bread (if you don't like garlic, pass on the bread) and we both LOVED the side salad.  The potatoes and corn garnish were both very good and complimented the meal well.  You could see the corn was cut off the cob, and not from a can.  As for the steak, I'm fortunate to have a dad who is a master griller so when I have steak, I'm used to VERY, VERY GOOD steak.  Like, exceptionally good.  The steak here was tender, cooked just like I asked, but just not as flavorful as what I'm used to.  It was good, not great.  8/10.\n\nAll in all, I enjoyed this place.  The service was good, ambiance the ambiance was nice, and the food met expectations.  We'll definitely come back.
__label__1 My husband and I made reservations for the AZ History Night dinner - great concept to have a nice meal and be entertained with great historical authentic cowboy stories & music.  The menu looked amazing on paper but was lackluster in person. Quail appetizer was just ok, very tiny but the main course was a disaster! Braised stew of beef shank and short ribs, cabbage, squash, white beans, corn..........which turned out to be a watered down soup - no substantial meat at all - it was as if it was put through a blender.  The desert and coffee were good -the evening's saving grace was my husband's favorite wine - Chateauneuf Du Pape which we ordered separately from the $55 per person package dinner.  Things I'd change: Entr\u00e9e should be an entr\u00e9e, Entertainment should start when the entree was served, Entertainment shouldn't include dealing with technical difficulties (picture stream on a screen -vs- bright blue blank screen) Coffee or after dinner drink service should be more than dropping off your coffee with your check and never returning for potential refill. I consider the $55 price tag for last night's meal highway robbery -  if I want soup, I'll go to a sandwich shop!
__label__4 Went to the Gyro House for lunch today.  My sister has been telling me about this place for awhile.  I wasn't disappointed.  Family run business.  Marlene (I hope I got your name right?) was awesome!  The beef gyro was excellent.  The pita bread warm and so fresh it must've been made this morning.  I used to by Pita Bread back in Oxnard from a greek bakery so I know good pita bread!  Anyway, the gyro had just the right amount of meat with a great sauce, lettuce, tomatoes etc. It came with big fat fries cooked to perfection.   Ordered the baklava to go and it was delicious!  My only regret is this place isn't closer!
__label__1 I preface by saying: we wanted to like this place. We can bike to it, it's family-friendly and did i mention that it's close? It is busy even before 6pm. Parking is only achieved through luck or valet. Kudos to word getting out about Arcadia Tavern. But...\n\nREVIEW\nUninspired bar food in a clean, open, friendly atmosphere. Lack of imagination is clear in the tired sports grill theme - aging fratboy paradise. Might as well be a chain. Then the execution might be tighter. The pizza was basically Freschetta ultra-thin crust, made to order. Almost looked like the pizza in the Nutrisystem commercials - undercooked and topped with processed items.\n\nFish n' Chips usually deserve their own paragraph. These get 2 paragraphs, but for the wrong reasons:\n\nFish n' chips batter should be bound to the fish at the molecular level. Attempting to peel the crust off should result in tearing away fish flesh, or revealing fish that is crispy around the edge with the bound batter unwilling to separate. Fish n' Chips don't bend! Cook hot, cook fast, cook through. You can easily achieve this at home with a Waring fryer. A decent batter and a properly used commercial fryer should be a slam-dunk. \n\nAnatomy of an unacceptable fish n' chip: hunk of barely cooked through whitefish, surrounded by a loose layer of mushy batter than is not bound to the fish at all, with a fried-looking but barely crisp outer edge. I removed the end of the fish stick and shook it and the lump of fish fell out of the sad greasy tube. No discernible flavor unless dunked in the accompanying restaurant supply grade tartar slop. \n\nTots? A moment of inspiration? Sadly no. The key to a tot is that it's made up of little distinct chunks of potato. Like a tiny hash brown capsule. You should be able to break them open and pull apart the pieces. Fast food can even pull this off - the Taco John Potato Ol\u00e9 for example. These were more like greasy, fried mash potatoes. And salty. I'm not drunk enough for this.\n\nI want to give it 3 stars for being clean, having decent service and having no less than 20 plasma displays. But 3 is A-okay. I think there might be something A-okay there, but we haven't found it yet. We will return to try the sliders just to see if there is a dependable fallback dish for those nights when we just don't feel like cooking and want somewhere close. In the meantime, if the owners (investors, more like) care to be more than just the next thing to FAILBOAT in that space, they need to get back to the food. Once the buzz fades, the food will not bring people back. Go to Four Peaks Tempe. Go to Matt's Big B. Go to George n' Dragon. Go to Lo Lo's for chrissake. Go see how simple food can still be good food, and not scream \"short-term, dabbling in the industry business model\".\n\nWill update after another visit. Maybe.
__label__3 Food first and sports second, it's what they say, it's how they do! Recent trip to 602 meant yelping out Lindsey F at her college sports themed Elite Event. Party was perfect and dinner after was divine. We started with sweet potato tots. Yeah, you read that right. SWEET. POTATO. TOTS! They were tasty! I was really tired and can't remember if they're served with a dip-able, don't think they are. Gabi M and I shared the salmon which was tasty! They were kind enough to split it up in the back, placing both our pieces atop a jasmine rice. Could have used some more veg (the asparagus it was served with was minimal) but the dish had great flavor and apparently it's a pretty popular pescado in Arcadia. You know me, I'm not one to turn down dessert and make everyone else eat it after a take a bite, so our group shared the equivalent of Oregano's pazookie. But bigger, and less \"done.\" Mmmmm. \n\nKnow Before You Go: Great for kids! They have a little game area that keeps the little ones occupied. Smart idea for parents looking to get out, watch a game and eat good food!
__label__3 I was just going through my reviews, and was shocked that Arcadia Tavern wasn't done long ago!\nI am a fan of the New Orleans Saints. There is, as far as I know, ONE organized Saints group in the Phoenix area. And they watch at Arcadia Tavern. While I had been in with friends several times before knowing this, I'm a regular during football season now, and have been for quite some time.\nThe management is fantastic. Truly customer satisfaction driven. They have gone above and beyond on several occasions for the viewing group as a whole, and for me personally.\nThe service is hit and miss. I know we can be a large and unruly group sometimes - but many of the servers are clearly new and not fully trained on how to best deal with us.  Some servers (Erica, I'm talking to you!) are incredible - and should give seminars on how to get it done well and with a smile!\nThe place itself is comfortable and well appointed, and I am impressed with how they have really incorporated locals and the area into the feel and theme.\nThe menu is solid. Plenty of choices no matter what your dietary restrictions, hunger level or mood. And it's all well executed.  Great specials - and easy to feel welcome.\nTheir slogan is \"All good in the hood\" - and Arcadia - you are \"What's good in the hood!\"
__label__2 Great for Saints and LSU games.
__label__0 This place is the biggest piece of shit bar. It entirely misrepresents Arcadia and the status of its residents- nobody that works or goes to Arcadia Tavern even lives in Arcadia. It is degrading the entire area.\n\n Their food is awful, their bartenders are disgusting and rude, and I don't think they have ever heard of hiring trained bar managers. I am shocked it is still in business. \n\nIf you're smart, you won't waste your time here.
__label__2 Ok, I came back here with my date and tried a real dinner. The food was still good. I had the turkey rueben with pretty good quality turkey, melted provolone and a good layer of cole slaw on the bottom. The sandwich held together nicely and the regular tater tots were as good as those things can be. So, why am I deducting a star, well it's because of the owner. He seems to call everybody \"buddy\". It is fairly annoying to me to be called buddy by someone who is seating me and doesn't know me at all. I realize there is a number of ways to refer to someone and this a casual place, but buddy is not one of them. All you should do is say, \"how many for dinner?\" He even tried to clean the plates off the table by saying, \"you finished with that buddy\" and also \"sure I can turn the game on for you buddy. After awhile it was pretty comical. Maybe a drinking game can be invented with this guy - ya know, take a chug when he invokes the \"buddy\" line, but don't drive home cause you will get drunk with that game.\n  Oh yeah, cool board games also, but our waitress was sitting at the table in front of us and hanging out at that table in-between serving our food. A bit bizzarre in Arcadialand.
__label__2 Came here for brunch before a Cardinals' game. Food was good and drinks very generous. Love that they have the bus to the games. Very nice that everyone could enjoy their time and nobody had to worry about driving.
__label__1 \"Let me yelp this place really quick..\" I said to my friend before we came in. What a mistake it was to give up that idea.\n\nAs you walk in, the place is clean and cosy. Service is fairly prompt, even though there was only one waiter working during lunch time.\n\nI had a fish burrito that arrived ~15 minutes after ordering. It consisted of undercooked rice, a pinch of vegetables, and fried breaded shoe sole for a fish. Honestly I once had a better fish burrito at Del-Taco across the street.\n\nMy friend had chicken sizzling fajita, which was rushed in sizzling and smelling pretty good. Unfortunately, it lacked flavor and had the same undercooked rice and 97 year-old salad for sides. The guac and sour cream were fresh, though.\n\nWorth noting is that the salsa was pretty good, full of flavor with just the right bite of hotness. So if you're looking for some chips/salsa and beer, go for it. Otherwise, don't do this to yourself.
__label__3 Fantastic wraps and pizza that we all shared! \nAwesome beer selection!\nGreat service, I would defiantly come back soon.
__label__4 We enjoyed our meal, our service was excellent and most important to us our kids had a great time as well! The management was awesome when needed. Really have nothing but great things to say about dining in this establishment!
__label__2 I came here looking for an alternative to Mad Hatter's Cupcakes on Grand Canyon and found this place on yelp. I drove over here and tried a little bit of everything:\n\n- The shortbread cookes: 2 for $1.25. They were good, but not worth the price.\n\n- Red Velvet cupcake: $2.50 a cupcake. This place is big on frosting and piles it high. The frosting itself is a bit sour (maybe intentionally) and way too sweet, and the cake is a bit dry for my tastes.\n\n- Coconut cupcake: I liked this more than red velvet because you could really taste the coconut but once again, the same frosting was applied and it made me like it less.\n\n- Zucchini Pineapple Bread: My brother really liked this bread. It's $2.00 for a slice and it's a dark colored bread that tastes like fruitcake. It's got spices and raisins in it. I would rate it okay, nothing special.\n\n- Hawiian Wedding Cookie: My personal favorite is this crumbly, coconut cookie with powdered sugar. I think it was $1.50 each. It was a bit dry but I liked the texture and taste. Wish it was bigger for the price though.\n\nBought one of everything plus two of each cupcake listed and spent $17.50.\n\nThe interior is way too pink but the food's okay. For cupcakes, I'm sticking to Mad Hatter.
__label__3 Yummy fresh alternative ---- tasty ----- the sweet potato\n fries are worth the add-on
__label__4 Patisserie Jacob is a hidden gem on Gorgie road.  It may be a bit off the beaten track but definitely worth the detour.\nThe cakes are fantastic, and very reasonably priced.  Get there early on Saturday morning if you want choice!  The bread is excellent too.\nI have not tried the savoury quiches and pies but they do look good.  \nI am delighted to have such a great place in my neighbourhood.  My sister who was visiting from France certainly approved!\nOh, and the staff are very friendly too.
__label__2 Basically, the same premise as Cold Stone. You chose an ice cream flavor and they work in whatever mix-ins you like...on a cold marble slab.\n\nThey are fairly small, so their selection of flavors and toppings was a little smaller than other paces I have been, but there wasn't anything in particular I was looking for that I was missing so.\n\nThe ice cream as good. I got carrot cake ice cream with walnuts & caramel.  It was pretty delicious.\n\nThe reason for less stars is the service. We had a BOGO coupon & they didn't want to honor it because it didn't have my name printed on it. WTF? First of all, you guys emailed it to me so if you want my name on it, put it on there. Second, WHY do you need my flippin' name?!? I can't say they said or did anything wrong, but you know how someone is just giving attitude....they were. In the end they honored my coupon, but they made me feel like they were hardcore doing me a favor.\n\nI don't live on this side of town, so I probably won't go back unless I'm in that area.
__label__3 Walked to Yogurtland  we saw the long line waiting in front of this ice cream parlor and, curiously, we decided to try it. Very distinctive and particular tastes, we tried the chocolate chip and it was really good. Certainly not the gelato we are used to the Italians, but definitely worth a taste.
__label__4 My wife and I are regulars here.  Good because of the cost and availability of the produce.  Freshness also good.
__label__0 10 of us hired a limo and made a reservation for the High Tea at the Arizona Biltmore.  The only thing that was pleasant was the limo ride.  After arriving and making our way to the tea, there was no one at the desk to seat us.  We finally had to go to inside and flag down a server to find out where everyone was.  After a few minutes, we were seated.  The 10 of us waited for over 10 minutes before we were recognized by a server.  After another 15 minutes, we had the tea delivered and plopped on the table.  We were left to serve the tea ourselves.  When the food came, 20 minutes later, the scones were good, but everything else was at best mediocre.  The sandwiches were dry and basically not eatable.  The server indicated that we could have as much as we wanted, but failed to return to the table to replenish our tea, water, and food.  \n\nThe only thing they got right was the automatic 18% gratuity charged along with our $418 bill.  Our group has been to 4 teas at different establishments in Phoenix and the tea at the Biltmore was by FAR the worst. \n\nIf you're thinking of going I would strongly advise against it.\n\nRL\nPhoenix
__label__1 I don't understand the 4-stars folks.  Yes, the outside is pretty, yes, FLW did a great job on the design.  But you can come for lunch and see all that.  There's no reason to actually stay here.  The rooms are completely falling apart.  I had to move from my first one because the a/c sounded like a jack hammer AND the toilet didn't work.   The second one's carpet was soaking wet and the toilet worked...sometimes.  But after waiting an HOUR for the bellman to bring my key for the first move (when they originally said 10-15 minutes) I just sucked it up and stayed in the second broken room so I wouldn't be late for my meeting.\n\nSome of the food is pretty good and there are some creative options (the Ranch Stack at breakfast, the duck-fat poached fries at lunch).  But the service varied widely.  At Frank & Albert's, I had a bartender make me a to-go order who was so friendly and helpful.  The next day at brunch the waiter totally forgot about me and I couldn't get a refill and eventually had to ask someone else to bring me my check.  Plus, the room service took forever. \n\nI also had a few spa treatments.  The massage was so good that I sought out a comment card to let her manager know.  I believe her name was Katie.  The facial was very mediocre and only lasted 38 minutes  (rather than 50 as advertised).  I wouldn't say my skin was in great condition afterward.  And the facialist was also trying to sell me some cleansing brush and products.  Not my favorite relaxing experience.  \n\nOverall, 2 stars for being pretty, the good massage, and because customer service wasn't consistently terrible.  But  I don't think I'll return next time I'm in Phoenix.
__label__2 Grounds and main buiding are 5-star; beautiful building and grounds that hearken back to a byegone era: the late 1920s and early 1930s.\n\nSome of the rooms hearken back to an era that occasions less nostalgia: the late 80s/early 90s, which is when i think my room was last renovated.\n\nBut the thing that causes me to post this is that THE INTERNET ACCESS IN THE ROOMS IS INCREDIBLY UNRELIABLE.  I haven't had such a bad connection since the early days of dial-up.  I've been at this hotel for three days for business and my internet access has crashed on me at least three times every day, twice nearly blowing a deadline as I've been unable to send a document to my home office.  The front desk was no help at all: first they dropped me while supposedly transfering me to tech support, and then simply didn't answer the phone (it rang over 50 times, which simply shouldn't happen at a front desk).  \n\nOn my last night here, I gave up and walked from my \"cottage\" to the lobby. Internet access is working passably so far here -- at least for now.
__label__0 Checked in and 2 hours later checked out.  There was no working wifi service in my room, nobody answering the switchboard, no replies from management, nobody available to help me out. Its a shame when management is so poor that a guest leaves feeling this way.
__label__4 I love this place.  I has been over a year since I have been to this location, but they remembered me. Staff is always eager to please and great at suggesting times that are flattering.  The clothes are cute and reasonably priced and there has been a sale at this location every time I visit. \n\nI wish there was an WHBM outlet closer to my house.
__label__2 I had the Smoke House, which is smoked bacon, onion rings, cheddar cheese, and BBQ-ranch sauce. Patties are 1/3 pound. I probably didn't need to have the double for lunch, but oh well. $10.95 for the single is a rip off, so I went with the double for $12.95, which was still pricey, but less of a rip off. Both come with fries. Even soda was pricey. $2.95 for a regular soda is ridiculous.\n\nUsing a Groupon only makes eating here fair in price. Don't expect it to be a deal. In fairness, the food was good. It's on par with a burger you would get at a diner, even though this is a chain.
__label__4 Haven't had a bad meal yet! They are always hopping and you sometimes have to wait a bit for your food...but it is so worth it!!\nThe food is a little high priced, but groupon has deals often.\nTheir chili is fantastic, whether you use it for your fries or just get the chili bowl with onions and cheese. The chicken club sandwich is tender and all their burgers are more than filling.
__label__0 Horrible customer service! Malissa the manager would rather have a 2min + conversation about counting her daily calories then acknowledge a customer or even properly cash out a guest.
__label__2 The first time I had a meal at Cafe Andaluz, after it had just recently opened, I have to admit to being quite disappointed. I lived in Spain for a good wee while, so I do know a bit about how tapas are meant to taste, but it's not even that, even if you haven't set foot in Spain in your life before, it's pretty obvious what constitutes something tasty. The tapas were definitely a bit below par on this occasion, but I put that down to early teething problems, because when I decided to revisit Cafe Andaluz again recently to take advantage of a good lunch deal they had going, everything was so much better, and could definitely be described as tasty.\n\nThis is certainly a good option if you're looking to book somewhere for a group in the centre of town, and it's also great banter ordering lots of different dishes and trying out and sharing a variety of different tapas.
__label__0 No...no....no!!!\n\nThe atmosphere is a very forced slightly more upmarket Spannish in a bottle you see in la Tasca and the food is much the same equation.\n\nLooking at the service they are actually very good, prompt and non-intrusive they did a fine job all evening.\n\nThe food for me though was a real let down, I tried the following:\n\nClassic Calamari: now I am a man that loves his squid but as soon as I saw the very pale looking batter you could see it was soggy and I was unhappy, the squid itsself was cooked fine but clearly their oil temperatures are too low creating the soggy mess I had on my plater. Judgement: 1 star\n\nChorizo & Black Pudding: cheap chorizo maketh the good meal not. An almost illumonous colour this stuff had no real defined flavours and was very chewy - the black pudding was of a decent quality but was over cooked and suffered from the over powering chorizo infused tomoato sauce. Judgement 1 star.\n\nPaela Valenciana: 1 prawn - overcooked, 3 pieces of chiecken - overcooked, 2 pieces of pork - overcooked. Now the flavours of this were good but as they clearly microwave the portions for serving the meat goes as tough as old boots. Judgement 1 star.\n\nChicken gougons with honey and mustard: nice bit pieces of chicken ina   light crispy batter was very nice. Def the high point of the evening. Judgement: 4 stars.\n\n\nScallops with crispy serrono : lovely crispy serrono - but with scallops do them fresh or not at all. These were frozen efforts that had been undercooked to make then seem soft. Horrid!! Judgement 1 star!!\n\nThe other saving grace of the evening was the drinks, 1 pitcher of sangria helped to wash my mouth out and the braqndy coffee was as good as ive had.\n\nAll in all not a good experience, I have heard this is a poor recreation of their Glasgow restaurant. My tip to them would be either improve or LEAVE!!!\n\nJd = not happy man!
__label__3 I can't tell you if this place is remotely authentic - I've only been to Spain on a couple of business trips and I was vegan at the time ... didn't get to sample much of the tapas menu, as you can imagine. Nice olives? I think I just drank a lot of beer.\nAnyway, I'm now making up for lost time, so when I got invited for lunch I jumped at the chance. And had a delicious feast - at three plates for a tenner it's a good deal. Chorizo, black pudding, mussels, prawns, potatoes in creamy garlicky sauce, and some sweet potato and tahini bake for 'vegetables'. Yeah, I know, I'll have salad later - it was all too good to resist.\nThe staff are lovely, the venue is gorgeous - lots of coloured tiles and twirly iron,  and it was just a really good meal.
__label__3 I'm surprised this location only has a handful of reviews, as it's right on the main drag of Southside. Now that I think about it, that's a perfectly logical explanation for there being only a few reviews, as I'm sure most patrons of this location don't recall the exact flavors and textures of their sandwich...\n\nAnyway, I'd heard great things about this place, so my friend and I started our night in Pittsburgh with a 22oz Yeungling and splitting the cheese steak and the pastrami. If you've read any of my previous reviews, you may notice I love pastrami sandwiches, but I must say that I was underwhelmed by the offering at Primanti Brothers. There were only two slices of pastrami! The sandwich was dominated by fries and slaw, which for me took away from the experience of a pastrami sandwich. The cheese steak was much better. The meat was sliced thick and had a great flavor, and the texture just seemed to be more balanced than the pastrami. My friend and I split each sandwich and both agreed that the cheese steak took the proverbial cake.\n\nYou don't come here for the service, but it was pretty meh. Our waitress forgot to put in our order for a side of fries, even though I reminded her twice. However, she not only brought us a side of cheese sauce for free, but she forgot to charge us! Sometimes bad service pays off. Anyway, we were out the door for about 10 bucks a pop including tip, which in my mind is a bargain for a famous sandwich and a 22oz brew. The restaurant definitely has character, so if you're looking for a late dinner/early drink on Carson, I'd recommend.
__label__4 Very professional company when it comes to dog services.  Brock and Verg offer services and products only available through a caring small business.  Hazel is a large Weimaraner Chocolate Lab mix and demands attention constantly.  Desert Dog Pet Care provides both food and comforting attention to Hazel.  Thanks Desert Dog Pet Care you ROCK!!!!!!!
__label__2 Wasnt blown away by this place however decent selection of wine and various grocery. A bit pricey but managed to find some goodies. They have prepared food as well that sure smelled good. I may come back
__label__2 I'm with Alice and Jonathan on this one, I HATE this club. To be fair though, it's because of personal experiences so I've given it the benefit of the doubt, star-wise. \n\nThis club and Lulu are the main haunts for the yah's and socialites of the city. It sometimes screams pretentious, but sometimes it's actually pretty normal! The main student nights are Thursday and Friday, so avoid them if you don't want to be asked for a cigarette and what daddy does.\n\nI came here on a Saturday with my mum (HI MUM!) and my brothers after my brothers 21st dinner. There were about 15 of us, so we got priority entry and a table in a sectioned off area. Hey, we were pretty special. My mum and I went to the bathroom and when we went to go back to our table, they wouldn't let us in!! They said once we had left we couldn't get back. There was nothing we could say or do, so we ended up going home. \nLeading on from this, the bouncers here are amongst the worst I've ever come across. Give them a little bit of power and they think they can dictate your life. PAH!\n\nahem.\n\nSo, overall it's not that bad. It can be a bitty yah, but it does play quite good music and it can be a good night. The smoking area is tiny (they are just steps Opal!) and the queue can be a nightmare. I've waited in excess of 1 hour here, in the freezing cold, only to be pushed inside to a crammed bar, crammed dancefloor and no toilet roll in any cubicle. No thanks.
__label__3 With moving to the other side of town, it was nice to find a new sushi spot near by. Service and rolls are great. Plus, they have a great happy hour that has options of 4-8 pieces. It gives you the option to try a lot of different rolls. All in all, it's a nice little spot and I've loved everything I've tried. Nice place as my last one was I Love Sushi.
__label__1 Visit1 heaters on patio don't work\n\nVisit 2 they are out of most beers\n\nVisit 3 they can't lower the sunshades\n\nSeriously? I'm sorry I kept giving them a chance. Never had a waiter or waitress that had a clue.\n\nPT's around the corner has half price booze from 4-7 and midnight to 4. Go there and save the aggravation
__label__0 Experienced the worst customer service here yesterday. It was crowded and lot of cars waiting to have their car wash off when this guy knocked to my window. \n\nemployee: Hey did you pay?\nMe: umm what?\nemployee: I said did you pay?\nme: yes I did pay\nemployee: ARE YOU SURE?!? are you really sure you pay? \nme: the F*** here is my receipt \nemployee: Well somebody didn't pay. There are four cars when its supposed to be three.\n\nHe walked off without giving an apology.  \n\n*Note - He only talked to me, he didn't talked to the car drivers in front and behind me.
__label__0 So even though their coffee (16 oz black) is outrageously priced, we returned for this breakfast/brunch that Madisonians think is tha shiznit. So not that the breakfast was horrible, it's not like they screwed up the bacon and eggs, but they were pretty bland and disappointing. I can't put a finger on it, but there was really nothing quite special about the basic stuff. So the next time I tried the adobo rubbed pork-loin sandwich. It was good, but certainly nothing special. Service has been adequate as well. The cupcakes are really disappointing... The few times we've had them, they've been on the dryer side. Don't care too much for the mouth feel, and honestly they're nothing spectacular in the taste arena. They're not particularly creative or original, and at $2.50/pc, they're certainly not worth the money.
__label__0 I purchased 4 new Continental tires from Big O for $1175. less than a year ago and paid $113.36 for \"extended tire protection\". This charge is for any road damage to the tire. My wife hit a curb in Nov. 2012. We took the car to Big O immediately on our way home. Dan Groman did a \"visual test for air loss\" but declared the tire sound and did a \"precautionary repair\" by sealing the flap of the tear with \"super glue.\" The tire was leaking 10 psi by the time we arrived home(15 minutes later) and continued to require 10-15 psi several times a day. We bought a new tire from Tire Rack for $210.00 (half the price of $440.00) that Dan told my wife a new tire would cost. We took the new tire to BMW North Scottsdale for inspection and installation of the new tire. We were told by BMW that the Big O \"repair\" was defective and very dangerous. They said \"super glue\" is not a proper tire repair and would lead to a front blow out  endangering the lives of any one in my car or any other vehicle near it (freeway or street driving).  The Service Department at BMW North Scottsdale who examined the tire and declared the damage \" ot within the range of safe repair\" were reasonable and professional in the job they did installing the new tire.  Dan Groman, however, does not honor his contracts and does not have the scruples required of someone in a business which can place customer's' lives as well as their property in jeopardy. His highest priority appears quite clearly to be his own financial gain leaving the customer's safety as well as satisfaction at the bottom of his list. I strongly advise against entrusting the safety of the tires you buy to Surprise Big O. Regards\n\nRegards\nDennis Millett
__label__0 this has to be the worst pizza we ever have had :( expensive and tastes frozen . we love naked city pizza and we have to drive 30 mins to get it :( we live aroung the corner from VITS PIZZA and sadly the owners are rude we walked in and nobody greeted us?? I as wondering if they were even open . and u can find them sitting outside on the bench together often? maybe that's why the inside looks so dirty.\ndon't waste your time or $ here
__label__1 The food at Big View is decent but the service is slooooooooow. Like, unbelievably slow. Not just during one visit, but on all of them. My parents also agree, they started going to Big View in hopes of something similar to the NY/NJ diners they were used to, and quit going because everything took way too long. Very disappointing.
__label__1 I know, I know, my last review says I won't be back.  This time I mean it.  I was persuaded by a friend and succumbed to the pressure.\n\nI'll get this out of the way, the service was fine.  Nothing to complain about.  Even though we complained about 2 of the meals we had they handled it with professionalism.\n\nI had the turkey burger, which sounds great on the menu.  It was bland, flavorless and had way too much bread.  In the industry they call this \"bun coverage\" and this freaking burger didn't come close to covering the footprint of the bun.  The people they have cooking in the back obviously don't know how to check a burger for doneness since there was a big hunk taken out of the burger where they hacked it with their spatula.\n\nMy buddy ordered the steak wrap (whatever it's called on the menu) and it was served \"burrito style\" (note there's a difference between a burrito and a wrap) with so much rice in it and virtually no steak.  For like $11.00 he complained and they fixed it.\n\nMy sweet, innocent baby girl who only eats pizza and French fries shared my way too salty French fries that were served with my burger and had to order a flatbread off the menu for $9.00 which had a big hair in it when it was served.  Since we complained about the \"wrap\" the Manager came over and said \"Yeah, the waitress said there was a problem and asked me to come over?\"  We told him the deal on the pizza and he asked \"did you send it back?\" and when we responded he just walked away.  That's it, no apology or anything.  So, we ordered a cheese flatbread with nothing else for a kid were charged full price and got an extra hair in our serving?  The people that own this place are \"professionals\" right?  What the heck?  Train your Managers how to handle issues when they come up.\n\nPlus the outside dining area was unkempt and very dirty.  French fries and food debris were all over the place. \n\nFlavorless, overpriced, but PACKED.  I think people want this type of restaurant, but Big View IMO doesn't execute well at all.
__label__1 Huge menu with lots of choices! I ordered the balsamic chicken which was delicious...asparagus, goat cheese and balsamic made the dish! My boyfriend had the thyme chicken. It was dry and stringy and his plate was chipped.  When he told the waitress she laughed and asked if we wanted the dessert menu (?) The manager then came by and asked how everything was. Same response oh thats unsusual...sorry. Nothing more than that! He ended up eating the rest of my food.
__label__1 I visited big view diner for third time tonight and have to say I was very disappointed in the food.  I think there was not even 2 ounces of meat in my stroganoff and what was in there was tough and stringy.  For what I paid for it, I expected it to be good.  It was definitely a letdown and made me think the extra 20 minute drive I took to get good food should be in another direction from now on.  3 pieces of mushrooms and a tiny piece of what was called \"brisket\" was definitely not worth it.  Service was great which was only reason I put 2 stars!  Too bad food didn't match.
__label__4 I'm an out of state investor who values good communication and reliability for the work being done. I don't have the luxury of checking it regularly (I don't live in AZ). Robert, was awesome! He communicated clearly. He delivered  exactly as he communicated. he was on time and very easy to work with. Now that I can see his work, I am very impressed. I'll be working with DR again in the future. These guys are the best. I wish my other contractors were as good and easy to work with.
__label__3 Great place for a quick, healthy bite, featuring flatbreads, wraps, panninis, salads, soups...even quesadillas!  No matter what you choose, you know exactly how many calories are in each (the calorie count is next to each menu item). \n\nI devoured the chipotle chicken wrap (380 calories). The veggies were plentiful and fresh, and the flatbread was the perfect thickness--soft but not flimsy. The chipotle sauce was flavorful, with just the right amount of heat.  My only complaint is the smaller portion of chicken--more is always better.  Try the peppadew hot sauce on your meal!  Wayyyyy better than Tabasco. \n\nIt would be PERFECT if there was one located closer to Scottsdale...So many tasty options, all at very reasonable prices--$5 got me the wrap, a drink and my choice of chips, a cookie or a brownie.  Beat that, Subway!
__label__4 Finally, number 300!!!  I better make this good.  I could not have been more excited to come to this place after coming home from a summer long trip in Washington.  Since we weren't footing the bill, we went all out and pretty much tried everything that sounded good to us.  \n\nOur server was sweet as can be and she was quite helpful.  When we asked what she would pick between two drinks, she didn't give the usual crap line \"oh well, it depends on what mood you're in\" and she told us exactly which one she liked best.  That made our decision for drinks the Watermelon Agua.  It was ridiculously tasty and refreshing.  \n\nFor an appetizer we ordered the Eggplant Bruschetta, and unfortunately I can't quite remember the name of it.  In any event, I have never tried eggplant before and I was feeling adventurous.  I was certainly glad I did because the sweet and sour eggplant combined with the herbed ricotta spread and slightly charred bread made for an absolutely delicious and perfect sized appetizer for 3.\n\nWe decided it would be best to split 2 of the 12 inch pizzas so we would have some leftovers.  We chose the Yukon Potato pizza (gorgonzola, leeks, yukon gold potatoes) and the Pepperoni pizza (um, pepperoni, basil, and red sauce).  Both pizzas were absolutely delicious!  The crust was thin underneath, but at the ends it was nice and substantial and great to eat on its own.  The ingredients on both pizzas were of exceptional quality and tasted great.\n\nFor dessert we went with the special of the day which was an Italian Lemon Pudding dessert served with a ginger cookie.  The pudding was very heavy, almost custard like, but it had the smoothness of regular pudding.  The flavor was intensely lemon and it tasted delicious with the ginger cookie dipped in.  I would recommend this dessert be shared as the flavor is very strong and best shared with another person.\n\nOverall, I was immensely happy with this place.  The interior was cool and modern without being overt.  I loved how their \"centerpiece\" of the southern wall was carried out as a theme.  The take-out box had that motif as well as the border of their menus.  Possibly my favorite part of my visit was when we left and were admiring their garden.  The chef came out to grab some eggplant to use and we had a lovely chat with him and before we left he even offered a garden-fresh eggplant.  That was awesome.\n\nI would recommend this place to anyone and everyone.  I am so glad that we have this awesome new joint in a location I often find myself wandering.  Woohoo!
__label__3 Been watching this place build up over the months as an admirer of the Armadillo Grill and found the opportunity to mosey over for my last minute Thursday night birthday dinner with my wife and friend. \n\nThe place has always looked packed and we decided to see what the hype was all about. Right away - when you walk towards the entrance, you get a sense of the fresh smells and coolness of the place. We were greeted and told that it would be a 20 minute wait. No worries - we went to the bar and ordered some drinks. No wait on the order, even though the the bar was packed. We just stood against the back wall  people watching and compared some of the people to the Vig for sure without the douchbags standing in the walk way to the bathroom! But there were grandmas, families, guys having a night out, couples, it was a good diverse crowd! The place seems to have a more relaxed, cool vibe. Seats at the bar opened up right away and we got seated minutes after that. I was wearing shorts, t-shirt and hat and did not feel under dressed at all after looking around and seeing guys in tank tops. \n\nOur server was cool and did not rush us since we were in good conversation when we got seated. We took a while with the menu and when it was time to order - he was there. We ordered a $18 bottle of wine... Let me say this again.... $18 bottle of wine! Unheard of!\n\nWe had the Eggplant Bruschetta as a starter - Wow! It was good! I was expecting pieces of bread breaking apart in your bleeding mouth, with all the stuff falling on the plate destroyed. No Way - it was good! A mix of sweet and sour with a richness that is just good!\n\nWe chose to split 3 of the 8 inch pizzas($10 ea.) to get taste of everything. We ordered the Smokey, the Margherita and the Yukon Gold (?). The ingredients are so friggin fresh!!! Love Thin crust, wood fired oven pizza and this hit the spot! Usually I can eat a lot of pizza, but when you get something that tastes so good, you can have a few pieces and be set! \n\nThe server had overheard it was my bday, so we asked what he recommended. He said you have to have the Tiramisu. Good size and def enough to share. It was rich and full of flavor and did not disappoint. The server even brought it with a candle! Just that attention to small stuff like that makes a meal a better experience! \n\nGood place! Like others have said - the interior was cool and modern without being too much for Pizza!  Keeping the block wall from the original building and making it the centerpiece of the room was done very well! Props to the design team for the interior. The open eating/kitchen environment makes it a great place to get a corner table and watch. I would recommend this place for sure. Even though some reviewers called it \"Vig 2.0\" - I do not think that is fair - because I would not recommend the Vig to everyone.\n\nSince I am a fan of the Armadillo, I know that the parking is a snap if you know where to go and esp. know about the lot behind the Armadillo's lot. So now you have no reason to bitch about parking and not to eat here! Don't Park at Best Buy either  - Your gonna die or make the traffic in that area a mess! Glad to have this place in my hood for sure!
__label__1 This last time was my second time to eat at the Parlor, wanted my boyfriend and my brother to try it, I had gone there for lunch one other time and liked it, I think it was around opening week.  IDK what happened to but the service was BAD! the food was JUST OKAY, the people who worked there were \"really\" cool. the attitude smelled so bad, wait maybe it was the food? i will never return to the parlor again it is over glamourized pizza served with a bad attitde! you can get better at NYPD or PIzzano's if you are looking for pizza in that area!
__label__2 Party of 3, a Thursday, 7 ish.  The review is perfect...meh, it was just ok.\n\nOn the positive +\n- a great space, especially the patio dining area\n- friendly service\n\nRoom for improvement-  \n- I would say that everything we had was ok.  Solid food, but nothing stands out in my mind. \n- Pricey and a 'scene', so be ready for a wait on the weekend. \n\nI get that it used to be a beauty parlor and still has some exposed pipes and the salon chairs for the bar.  Is it me or is that where the similarities end?\n\nBottom line...if I were in the area, I would probably try something else since I have already been there.
__label__4 We had a group of 8.  We were sat quickly.. SWEET!  The ambiance very west elm, loved it. The service was great and very attentive, my drink was refilled without ask.  And one time, I did not even know it was refilled...  Ninja waiters?   We order the meat and cheese appetizer... YUM!  I ordered the pepperoni pizza...  Thin crust, cheese is just right amount, not cheap on the pepperoni, and the basil was fresh...  Need to drag my foodies girls to this place...
__label__4 A gem on Camelback. A modern, trendy spot that was busy well into the night on a Friday. My visit was quick, but memorable. Brushetta was excellent. My Italian grinder was one of the best I've ever had anywhere, and the fries were just as good. Service was pretty good. The entire place was very clean and new looking. I already want to go back. 5 stars all the way.
__label__4 Favorite uptown pizzeria! Be sure to get a meat and cheese plate - it will cement the experience.
__label__4 Let me preface by saying that I'm not a desk jockey that writes reviews on restaurants based on portion size, wait time and how important they made me feel. It's about the food! My credentials are: 10 years back of the house fine dining experience and 6 years dining professionally as a fine wine distributor.\nI've never had a bad meal at The Parlor and generally find myself talking for days about whatever the latest seasonal menu item I've tried is. That said, any restaurant  is destined to have an inconsistency now and then...  It's just never happened to me here. \nLet me get to the point. I'm a very adventurous eater but now and then when I find a classic dish that is executed in superb fashion, I'll fall back to it time and time again.\nTHE PARLOR MAKES THE BEST CAESAR SALAD IN THE VALLEY. It's such a simple preparation yet somehow 95% of valley restaurants do something to screw it up. They either deconstruct it and make it a chore to eat or put there own twist on it that completely takes it out of the realm of what a caesar salad is. How arrogant. \nToo all other PHX restaurants: Just because you use romaine doesn't make it a Caesar. \n\nLesson:\n\nCaesar Salad = Chopped or torn Romaine hearts, Creamy parmesan and anchovy emulsion, fresh toasted (and seasoned) croutons and some shaved Parmigiano Reggiano.\n\nTHANK YOU PARLOR PIZZERIA FOR KEEPING IT REAL!
__label__1 Gosh, this pizza place is so good. Great patio, great atmosphere, BUT........... omg. Horrible customer service. We waited 25 minutes for our food come out. I needed napkins and a extra plate, i had to go get it myself because the waitress was no where to be found, I had to ask a different waitress for hot sauce.. I don't know.  It was a mess..\n\n Butttt on the brighter note. I had the margheritta pizza, yummmmmm. Heaven. \nHonestly, I'll just go in next time, take it to go so I don't have to do deal with rhe employees.  :/
__label__3 I'd go back.  Enough good unique food to go back.  The 5 star item was the dessert donuts.
__label__3 My business partner and I met there for an impromptu lunch and discover a hidden gem.  We took the server's recommendations  for the roasted corn pizza with bacon, then the burger with arugula, tomato, caramelized onion and provolone. ( many other toppings available), and the roasted duck club sandwich. All we amazing, fresh and cooked perfectly.  Just found a new favorite!
__label__3 One of the few Bolognese Sauces with NO Cream, YAY!!!  My server asked me with much skepticism and disgust \"Who puts Cream in their Bolognese!\"  I knew I had found an Italian Restaurant I would like... Wish the Sauce had more Herbs... ONLY Freshly Grated Parmesan to garnish, I asked if they had the powdered kind?  I HATE the powdered kind!  Thankfully my Server again could not believe I had been treated so poorly in so many so-called \"Itailian\"  Establishments using that disgusting \"powdered\" version of Parmesan!\n\nThe Bread is Obviously House Made and Fantastic... the Butter is obviously real and \"Land of Lakes\"...\n\nTiramisu - maybe the only Dessert they make in House... This one was VERY Special and I'm no fan unless it is really Great!  If you like to taste the different versions, I highly recommend this one!\n\nIntimate, Cozy, about 40 seats, VERY Comfortable, with NONE of the Typical Italian 'tude you can find in so many places claiming Italian...\n\nBetter food than most Italian!\n\nThe Chef/ Owner is from Pisa, though I think she said he grew up here!\n\nMy Server had a Thick German accent, easy to understand, though I could not figure out where she was from!
__label__1 If the room had been cleaned properly, this hotel would have easily earned another star. I would consider staying here again, but if the room is not clean I will take the time to complain and get some of my money back. I added some photos I took of our room at this hotel that might get taken down so let me describe them for you: One photo was of the carpet in between our bed and the nightstand, which was dirty and some of the debris included a glowstick (how do you miss that?) and a pretzel. If you don't clean up food it attracts bugs! Which leads us to the second picture, which was of the top of the nightstand and some disembodied insect parts i found there. Mostly legs. It was gross. Also there was a long hair dangling from the lampshade by the bed. CLEAN your hotel rooms! This hotel would be great if they hired a competent housekeeping staff. Location was nice and the amenities were just fine, but for the state the room was in I would say that I definitely overpaid.
__label__3 I love this place.  Yes, sometimes it's busy, but it's worth the wait.  The food quality and consistency varies a little bit depending on the time of day like all restaurants I've visited.  If you go in 10 minutes before closing on a slow night the food probably isn't going to be as fresh as it  is at noon on a peak day, but that's the restaurant business.  I originally loved the chicken, but now I'm a big fan of the sweet pork.
__label__4 This is the place to go for all of your beer and liquor needs.\nThey really are the cheapest in the city.\nI come here for Heineken only. A 12pk will run you $11 and some change.\n\nThere's always plenty of parking.\nStore his huge, bright and very clean.\nWide variety of alcohol. More than what any one human needs.\nStaff is very friendly.
__label__3 Je suis carr\u00e9ment en train de d\u00e9velopper une addiction a leurs produits ! Attention ! Danger ! C'est vraiment irr\u00e9sistible.\n\nLa succursale sur St-Laurent est une des plus vieilles. Leurs machines sont donc moins performantes, le yogourt ( commun\u00e9ment appel\u00e9 FROYO ) est donc plus mou. La s\u00e9lection de garnitures est moins int\u00e9ressante que celle sur Ste-Catherine Ouest et il y a moins de place pour s'asseoir. \n\nN\u00e9anmoins, la recette de FROYO demeure la m\u00eame selon la saveur, et c'est ce qui fait mon bonheur. Attention, vous payez au poids, donc \u00e9viter de mettre TROP de fruits. \n\nJe vous laisse vous d\u00e9lecter !
__label__4 Love this place!  Reasons to give them a try:  friendly service, precision manicure and pedicure, great prices.  I've been here numerous times since and have been equally satisfied after each visit.
__label__3 Overall really good barbecue.  I LOVE their chipotle cheese stuffed sausage!  The cheese is just amazing.  I had it on their burger once and it was good, as well.  The hushpuppies are really good here, too.  The centers of them are moist, which reminds me sort of a conch fritter.  Pulled pork, mac and cheese, and baked beans are real good.  Good variety of sauces...I prefer their signature sauce, which is a cross between a vinegar and tomato based sauce in my opinion.\n\nI had their brisket once and it was not my favorite.  I tried the ribs once and they had a lot of fat and were tough.  I hope those instances were just a fluke b/c everything else has been great.  I love to support local businesses and the workers always are nice and accommodating.  Great place!
__label__2 My oh my oh my - what do I give Peepshow?  I have thought and thought about this and if I could give half stars I would give it 2.5 stars, but since I can't I will bump it up to 3 stars.  My debate on the rating is as much about how Planet Hollywood runs the show as the show itself.  So here I go. \n\nThe Good:  The show is fun.  It is a loud, crazy, high energy hour that gets the audience going.  Also, I really like the lobby - I know silly - but the corset on the ceiling and the peepholes everywhere really work! \n\nThe Bad:  \n\n1) Holly Madison - OMG I didn't expect an Oscar worthy performance but the girl can barely get a line out.  She ran into at least 2 dancers.  She looks like a deer in headlights!  Terrible!  Except for showing her rack she is one totally out of her league.  \n\n2)  The Showroom itself.  The seats are too narrow and the ushers insist on cutting off access to upper seats and making everyone go up the same way which is just crazy!  Not to mention they don't actually show anyone to their seats and let me tell you this audience needed help.  I have never seen so many people who couldn't find their seats!  And ushers did nothing!  \n\n3) The Showtime & Their Policies on Seating:  Donny Clay does a show at 7p every night and Peepshow does a 9p show every night.  Now let me ask you - does that sound like enough time to clear, clean and seat between shows.  IT ISN'T.   Note to Planet Hollywood, move the fucking showtime you idiots.  It results in everyone cramming into the doors with 10 minutes before showtime and scrambling to find their seats (and I already bitched about the ushers and the seats).  \n\nThen there is the fact that they don't close the doors.  They allow people to get up and come and go as they please during the show.  So during an 1:15h show we had at least 10 people get up countless time to refill drinks.  Translation we never had a clear view of the stage w/o someone's drunk ass not blocking it.  Plus the heckling was OUT OF CONTROL.  You couldn't hear the show half the time with drunk off their ass men hooting and hollering like they were at a strip club.  Yuck.  And the ushers do nothing.  They are 110% useless.  \n\nThe show:  The show might be good if you could hear it over the audience.  There are spots in it that are particularly fun (the emerald bikini pole dancer & the whole pink number).  However, the distraction of the audience and the lack of any skill by the main attraction (Holly), make this show a bit of a joke.  \n\nIt is truly a 2.5 Star show.  It passes the time, but it isn't a great show.  I agree with Diwata P.  If you want an awesome burlesque show go to the Crazy Horse - you won't be disappointed!
__label__1 lame routines and mediocre dancing. I'm sure dancing topless was their aim to distract viewers from noticing the sub par dancing. Holly never speaks a word, and this black chick and white dude do all the singin and talking.  For 113 the view would be pretty good, but for 85 the view is hardly worth going for.  Still 113 for dancing tits is debatable. I couldn't  understand why everyone was so pumped to see this show, and even more so when holly showed her boobs, or someone did something sexy.  sorry fake boobs and small b cups just didn't impress me.  save your money go see La Reve at the wynn.. amazing just like the wynn ;)
__label__0 This was the show I was looking forward to the most. I'm glad it was the first one we saw so I could get my disappointment out of the way. Holly is in the show a total of like five minutes and she doesn't do anything. The most impressive part was her entrance which sadly leads you to believe the show will be good but the best part of the whole thing was the ending... as in when we realized the torture was over. All she does is sit on the stage and occassionally walk around. If you took her out of this show (and lets face it, thats why we all went to it anyway) there would be ABSOLUTLEY NO REASON TO GO. The dancing was less than entertaining and the music was horrible. We paid over $400 for two tickets so we could have vip and do the meet and greet. As if the show wasn't a big enough waste of money, we got to take pictures with holly post show, wig off, hair in a bun, and dressed in a SWEAT suit!!!! I rather would've gambled that money away with a playboy bunny dealer at the palms playboy club. At least there you know what to expect and you're mildly entertained while blowing your money. Not to mention you can take your picture with the bunnies and they actually look good. My fascination with Holly is officially over. This long time devoted fan is over it. DON'T WASTE YOUR MONEY ON THIS SHOW.
__label__3 I do not agree at all with the reviews that say that this show lacked talent.  I found many of the dancers, shockingly spectacular and beautiful.  And the music was great... only the a-sexual could watch that horse saddle act to Ginuwine's, \"Pony\" in boredom.  \n\nNo, Holly isn't in every single act, but I found myself not missing her.  She was just an extra treat every once in awhile. And no maybe she isn't the most talented dancer or singer.  Even on The Girls Next Door, Holly's talents seemed to lie in having an eye for beautiful women and running the business end of things... it seems that in that that has translated well for her into this new endeavor.  I also felt that her personality was strongly reflected in her role.  Peep is sweet, down to earth and very sexual when she turns it on.  And let's be honest,  we were all there to see her boobs.   I felt the Holly boob level was more than fair and I also feel I had a genuine \"Holly experience,\" at least as we know her from TV.  \n\nI am glad we didn't pay for the super expensive seats, but the mid-level was perfect.  Not only, would I recommend this show, I may even consider seeing it again.  I feel like I went in expecting to be a little disappointed and ripped off, having paid for her name and not a show... but we both agreed, Peepshow was some of the best money spent and entertainment had on this trip!
__label__0 How on earth is this show still on?  I went two years ago with friends, it was terrible.  Why oh why do people pay for this?\n\nYou will get far better value for your money by placing it all on black.
__label__1 There's only  so many ways you can show someone taking off their clothes.  The unifying theme is weak at best, and Holly Madison is pretty terrible.  \n\nThe girls are all beautiful, and talented dancers, but over all the show just isn't fun.\n\nIf you are looking for an adult show that is worth your time and money see Zumanity
__label__2 My rating is average because I believe this show is just average.  It is just dancing, singing, a little audience interaction, but mostly nothin too special about H Madison.  The real credit goes to the back up singers, the Diva dj of the house and the male singer.  Man can they sing.\nI was a little tired going into this show and coming off KA which is impressive by the way but I take each show with a fresh perspective and this show was just, well not worth the money.  Maybe for 20 a head instead of 65 or 95 or 125...I mean anyone can see girls dancing topless to music and colorful lights but over all it was nothing special.  H Madison barely doesn't do anything.  I think she is just there to sell her name to the show, no offense.  She is freaking gorgeous.\n\ndp
__label__3 I have seen every single performer who has fronted this show, from really good to really bad but last night with Coco was the BEST.\n\nMel B. & ??? was awesome way back in the day when the show opened (but what do you expect with people who can SING & DANCE??).\n\nHolly Madison was absolutely horrible. Might as well have taped a spot on the stage for her to stand because she had no idea what was going on. Sister looked like she was lost!\n\nAngel Porrino! What a DOLL, way better (as in more enthusiastic about the 8 minutes on stage) than Holly was and way better to look at too. I hope we continue to see her around Vegas for awhile.\n\nCoCo last night owned it! Thank god they put someone in the show again who could dance. Shake that big booty girl!!! I hope eventually they change more of the show (they changed it a little between Holly & Coco) so we have more Coco dancing.
__label__3 My husband and I enjoyed the dance performance and the singing.  There were a lot of boobs and I'm glad to see 90% of them looks natural from small to medium size breasts.  It was a classy burlesque show worth seeing for the price we paid $80 for two people.
__label__3 I had never tried Indian food before and there's no better way to try it for the first time than to come here for their lunch buffet. Prices are very reasonable: $8.99 and the selection is pretty extensive. There were at least 4-5 different vegetarian currey options and 3 different meat options.  \n\nAll the food was very fresh with tons of flavor. You're instantly smacked in the face with all the different aromas of the Indian spices as soon as you enter the restauarant. The service was also great. My water glass never got more than half empty before someone was by to refill it. I was very impressed. \n\nI think my favorite part of the whole experience was the Naan basket. They give you a basket of what looks like toasted pita bread, but it's so much better! It comes plain and with garlic and WOW the garlic naan was SOO good. I could probably just sit there and eat that all day. \n\nOverall, this was a good first experience. A little overwhelming since I didn't know what half of the food was, but it all tasted delicious.
__label__3 Snagged an online deal for this place after I heard about it from friends; it was really great! The portions were generous, the prices were reasonable and the staff was very kind. They don't have a full bar here though, so plan accordingly.
__label__3 A few friends and I visited Mt. Everest India's Cuisine and we all agreed that we enjoyed this place a lot.  The service was very good - we felt neither rushed nor neglected. The owner is good at guiding hesitant diners to the type of dish he feels each would appreciate. We had a lot of fun sharing 5 different dishes- all were delicious.Definitely a place to return to.
__label__2 Food was no good. There were lots of indian customers inside. Is it a sign of good Indian food? For our taste, not good at all. Couldn't even find a spicy dish! Find another place in LV!
__label__4 Another favorite in Vegas definitely the best Indian in town! I've been to the lunch buffet and the a la carte dinner. While the buffet is certainly worth the price I love coming for dinner so that I can order exactly what I want! \n\nThe garlic naan is a MUST. And I recommend it with some plain yogurt on the side! For main courses I really love the lamb (or vegetable) korma and the chicken tiki masala. I get both on medium (5) level and it still has a good amount of spice!! I'd say those two sauces are my favorites since I've tried others that are not as memorable to me. I don't love the chicken tikka but probably only because I'm a big sauce girl! I also really enjoy the okra vegetable dish! Full of flavor!\n\nThough the talk of slow service is true I'd say the food is too good to pass up and don't mind the service. I also like to finish my meal with a chai tea at the end. Overall great place eating so many delicious spices just makes me feel very warm and calm on the inside I would definitely consider this \"comfort food\"
__label__4 Came for dinner and had both the garlic naan and the cheese naan. Both were amazing and moist. Fresh out of the oven. Had also Chicken Makhani and Chicken vindaloo. The Chicken Makhani was sweet to the taste and saucy. The Chicken Vindaloo was mild but just the right kind of spicy kick for me. Both sauce is great for dipping the naan. I highly recommend this restaurant!
__label__2 Had a craving for Indian food and Mount Everest was recommended by my cab driver. Started off with a chicken tikka plate that came out looking great because it was sizzling but after a closer inspection, i noticed it was doused in red color dye and no marination or flavor. I then had some butter chicken which had too much spice and not enough flavor. I did enjoy the naan bread however which was fluffy and soft. Needless to say- i did not take the leftovers.
__label__2 A little underwhelmed by the much-hyped Chicken Tikka Masala. Ordered take out, added on the garlic naan and galub jamon. Specified a spice level of 5/10 for my 'tikka and order was out in 10 minutes flat, with a large side of basmati rice.\n\nChicken tikka masala was a good size for the $13 price tag, which included the rice. Garlic naan was worth the upcharge: delicious, soft, and flavorful, with a garlic scent that wafted through my car as I drove home. \n\nMy disappointment came when I finally tried my entree. For a spice level of 5, I tasted absolutely no spice. And the sauce had a sweetness to it that I am not familiar with. It wasn't necessarily bad, but the dish didn't have the kick to it I was craving. \nChicken in dish was in large chunks, sauce was a smidge on the thin side.\n\nBased on other reviews, I'm going to have to come back for the lunch buffet and reevaluate.
__label__4 This place was amazing! My boyfriend and I took his mom there for a late Mother's Day dinner. He had recently gone to India so she thought trying Indian good sounded good. We showed up and got seated right away. Very small, quiet place. All the employees were very nice and our server was very helpful with suggestions. There were 5 of us so we just got a bunch of different things to share. This dish I chose was the lamb masala! AMAZING!! Very sweet/spicy sauce and that lamb was cooked perfectly. By the end of the meal everyone was so full and the bill was very reasonable. Overall great experience and will definitely be back to try the lunch buffet!
__label__4 Went back after last being in Las Vegas a few years ago and discovering this place. I didn't remember the name so we just went to the one with the highest yelp ratings and we were so excited to see we had hit it!Great mango lassis, seems like everyone in the restaurant was drinking them! And the staff is very friendly! Food excellent. We wanted to come back the next day for the buffet but we had so much leftovers we made our own buffet in our room!
__label__2 The early bird doesn't catches the worm at Marche Atwater, especially on a cold winter Sunday morning....\n\nOnly handful of stores are opened... but luckily we able to get some pastries at Boulangerie Premi\u00e8re Moisson as breakfast, a great start for the morning.\n\nBy 8:30 am then some of the fresh products stands and stores starts opening up.\n\nMarche Atwater is a lot smaller than I expect, maybe it is winter so none of the outdoor vendors are open??\n\nNext time I will skip Atwater and go to Jean-Talon instead.
__label__2 Yes, the selection is amazing.\nYes, it is definitely more manageable than Marche Jean-Talon.\nYes, the fresh fruits and veggies, cheeses, organic meats, fresh cut flowers all amount to a visual feast and food porn.\n\nHowever, my caveat with Marche Atwater is how insanely expensive it is. It definitely caters to tourists, the yuppies in the near-by condos and the Westmount shoppers and that rankles my own leftist inclinations and tendencies. Eating well and the pleasures of food should be accessible to everyone, not just a few.\n\nIt's true you can find some hard-to-find items here especially at Les Doucheurs  du Marche and Fromagerie Hamel and Fromagerie Atwater has to have the best cheese counter in Montreal. Les Fermes Saint-Vincent, inside has a fantastic organic meats butcher and counter. Pizza Mia has to have the most amazing Italian sausage and spinach pizza I've ever had. If you're a one-stop shopper, you'll find almost everything here. If you're like me, who likes to explore neighborhoods and local shops, there are many, many other options around the city.\n\nHowever to illustrate a point of how overpriced items here can get because of the snob-appeal factor, here's a small example. I came here looking for Cal\u00e7ots, a variety of green onions, like ramps, from Catalan and the basis of their famous cal\u00e7otadas, the barbecued onion festival which Catalans then drown themselves with red wine and grilled meats. No such luck. I had to settle for the lowly yet simple green onion instead. The price differential between Marche Atwater and Super C across the street? Easily 3:1. And no, it wasn't organic either.\n\nCome here for a treat, for fun or to find rare items, but if you do your shopping here for easy to find items, you're being ripped off.
__label__2 This market means well, but it's small and quite a hassle to get to. It mostly only has a few cheese and butcher shops and many (many!!) flower shops. I enjoyed my stop at the Choclatier here.
__label__1 Seems like my review will be the contentious one. I'll put my hand up now and admit, I hadn't realised that the fried food was in animal fat until Jenny L came to my rescue, so my original order was consigned to the bin and I was left with grilled haddock with a tomato pesto crust and a replacement side salad. It was laughable. Replace crust with tomato pesto slapped on top of fish and that is more like it. Admittedly, the haddock was cooked very well, otherwise this would be a one star review. \n\nThe boy was equally disappointed in his meal (greasy) and the service (overenthusiastic waitresses trying to take his plate away while he was still eating, making it clear that it was time for us to leave). Some orders seemed to be confused although overall, it wasn't too big a concern, but rather confusing when the bill arrived. There seemed to be a disproportionate number of bowls of chips (sharing, rather than individual portions) across our large party as well, leaving our side begging others for more. \n\nThe side salad that I was given in replacement of chips was (drum roll): 2 slices of tomato, a pinch of salad leaves and some sliced onion. This is a salad that rabbits would turn Watership Down over, and I don't mean the good rabbits. All of this cost me 12 quid, as my original order wasn't taken off the bill. That's one expensive fillet of haddock with salad garnish. Will I come back? Frankly, no. There are equal and better fish and chip restaurants where you get a fresh order and don't pay double the price, nor exclude the minority in doing so. I guess it's a reminder that when you talk about gourmet fish and chips, it really is in the eye of the beholder to make that judgement. I left almost as hungry as I came, and won't repeat the experience again.
__label__0 ACK! ACK! ACK! \n\nLocated in \"beautiful\" downtown Mesa, AZ.\n\nIf you like shopping for year old stuff or worse then this is the place for you! \n\nIf you like the glorious smell of body odor, cheap disinfectant and soiled baby diapers then you've reached shopping nirvana!\n\nIf you don't mind rubbing shoulders with the homeless drug addicted \"Occupy Walmart\" types then you've found a home!\n\nIf you want quality food in a safe shopping environment where you don't have to hold your breath, check your wallet every five minutes or question the safety of some of the food they have for sale there then you need to shop elsewhere. \n\nCustomer appreciation is going on right now: Free set of teeth and a year's supply of deodorant or depends with every $100.00 purchase! \n\n(Okay I'm just kidding.)\n\nNasty nasty nasty! \n\nYou were warned.\n\nI've told my wife that if she ever takes me there again I'll just catch a cab home.
__label__1 Very hard to get help or information. Most of the thirty workers are busy talking to each other than helping you. Does not know where or if they have a product or not. Asked five different people and non of them know what kind of specials they had for Veterans Day.
__label__3 This is the first review from my first visit at the Newest Picazzo's in the West Valley.  Definitely cooking up good pies, and thank god because Grazie is not getting any better (see my review) over in Verrado. I ordered a Magherita and it was quite bland, but the Shrimp Scampi was a must for those of you who like to try new things.  \n\nOverall experience was as expected for a new place; although, the high school kids, aka servers can definitely get better with their Customer Service Skills.
__label__1 Nice place to talk and hang but service is poor, food is overpriced, wine is mediocre and we generally felt unwelcome. Hipsters would like it probably.
__label__3 I've been here twice and liked it both times.  I love that they have a live band during the evenings.  The last one was really good.  The food is decent as well--there aren't a lot of options for vegetarians and almost none for vegans, but you can find something I suppose.  It's located in the Village in Ballantyne, so that alone means its a pretty nice establishment.\n\nWait staff was friendly, outdoor seating was nice--overall, it's a nice place.
__label__0 Terrible service, worse food.  First we ordered spring rolls, which came about half an hour later (total of 8 people in restaurant at the time) and were rolled so tight there was practically nothing inside - just the fried \"roll\" part.  I ordered garlic chicken with broccoli and my husband ordered a tilapia dish.  Mine was bland bland bland and his was one tiny piece of fish amidst a lot of unappetizing sauce -completely overcooked.  I had to laugh that that pathetic piece of fish cost $17! \nIt took over an hour to get mediocre at best food with awful service. :-(
__label__3 A friend told me about this restaurant and I knew after lunch there that it was a new favorite.  Have eaten in twice and had take-out twice and the quality has been excellent.  We try to vary the choices so there is a balance between sweet, hot and spicy.  The Siam Honey Chicken is good, kind of a Thai take on General Tso's so good for people trying Thai for the first time.  Had the Green Curry with beef tonight - excellent.  About a 4 on the 1 - 10 hot scale.
__label__0 Very small portion relative to the price. \nthe food is salty, dry and taste alike!\nI am a REAL international traveler.
__label__1 Reading all these good reviews is really making me wonder if I ate at the same place?? Ok, its one thing if a bad time happens once, but 3 times?? C'mon guys, we are talking about the same place off of Arrowood 485, past Walmart?\n\nHere are my experiences, wrapped into one:\nThe first time I headed there after reading such positive reviews on Yelp back in 2010. I held back writing an ill review because I planned on giving it another try. At the time, I ordered a Red Curry with 4 level spiciness. As always, we were offered the complimentary soup and it was very delish. Light and just enough to make way for the main meal. When the entrees arrived, they were ill-timed. Mine came out waaaaay before my lunch buddy's, which sucked because I always wait to raise my fork. Anyway, it came out a while later and we commenced. The spiciness was right but the saltiness was horrible, just plain horrible. I didnt want to bother because we were crunched of time. I simply squeezed the slice of lemon that was hanging off my glass, and it sort of mellowed it out. I ended up eating only 60% of the curry, because the rice to curry ratio was off.....maybe because of the salt factor? Service was also like the dish----a bit salty :)\n\nSecond time I went with my brother who was visiting from college. We decided to try Siam again for lunch and arrived when it was a full house. This time I ordered Pad Thai. When my meal arrived, it was something completely different, no noodles in sight but some kiind of ground meat with some veggies and slices of jalapeno!! I had to wait forever to get the servers attention and when I finally did, he apologized and asked to replace it. Again, I didnt want to kill valuable time so I stuck to whatever it was. It was too spicy for my liking, but whatever. This time too, the service was blah  but I understand with a full house that this is expected.\n\nThe 3rd and last time I went with my little sister visiting from TX. I had full faith in my fellow yelpers, so we decided on Siam again. Bad idea!! I ordered the Massamun with no spiciness at all and sweet tea.  I get the right dish this time, but the tea was unsweetened. No problem, Ill just add some on the table.....I did sweeten it, with sugar packets from 'Bojangles'!!! No lie! I mean the packs of sugar bore the trademark name/design of the chicken fast food place!!  How weird, or how creepy? Did someone just walk into a Bojangles and jack all the sugar packs from the tables, Lol, whatever the case is, it still makes me roar with laughter!\nAnyway, the Mussamun arrives and again, Im doomed with the saltiest plate! Why?? It always happens to me and its not just me, I made my sister try it  and she spit it out in disgust. The nice server apologized and asked to replace it, so I ordered a different item. The Yellow Curry, mild.  That was just very ok, nothing flavorful or memorable. All I tasted was basil and coconut milk.....not good.\n\nAll in all, I wont ever find myself there again. Bad service, too bold seasoned food and really no redemption for all these missteps.
__label__3 i was reluctant to try this place because of the reviews, but a friend of mine told me that it's good so i went for it. Green curry with duck. to put it simply, this is THUS FAR, the best green curry i have ever had with duck. SO flavorful. my order was a to go order and they DID give me the things that a to go order needs to have, the ONLY reason why i didn't give them 5 stars is because the rice container wasn't packed in like everyone else does. the order cost $17 but man o man, that was some good stuff. my advice, DON'T pay attention to the bad reviews, this place is good. i'll be back fo shizzle.
__label__3 Pretty good Pad Thai. Lunch special was $6.99\n\n***********PLEASE READ************:: Their spicy level is NO JOKE. They have a 1-10 scale with 10 being the most spicy. Now, I love spicy foods and can handle spiciness. When I go to Thai places and order my pad thai spicy, I usually request my spiciness in the B grading scale range. Soooo....I ordered my chicken pad thai with a level 8. HOLY SHIT.....this was wayyyyy tooo spicy for me. I couldn't even eat my dish because my entire mouth was burning. Even with a small bite, I had to gulp down water. I got full off water. So if you plan on making any of the dishes spicy, take it down a notch or two.....or three.
__label__0 This place was great the first time I went. The second time was awful. I got tom kha soup and ordered it at a 2/10 for spicy and literally made me gag it was soooo spicy and I sent it back with my server who barely spoke english. He brought me back a new soup in THE SAME POT and it was the exact same soup with just coconut milk added into it. So I asked for a manager. no manager was working so I spoke with a senior employee who also didn't speak English. She explained to me that the soup was sent back and it was mixed with a soup mix since we already ate some of it (we literally had one bite and sent it back) after it getting sent back twice we finally got a new one. This one actually came with all the ingredients and it tasted like something other than fire! Still a bitch and a half to get my order right though.
__label__3 My friends were in town and wanted to eat Thai food. It's was almost midnight so I don't know what was open. We decided to drive through Chinatown to see what we could find. Ended up here at Krung Siam. Good authentic Thai food, good service, full bar and they're open till 6 am.
__label__3 I would say I've probably come here a good 50 times mainly due to this being one of the 3 places my old boss wanted to come to for late night eating. I used to think it was alright, not too much flavor but recently I noticed a change. Although the portions got slightly smaller and prices went up $1-3 per item, the flavor was definitely kicked up! They have live music most nights and I like the atmosphere.\nMy favorites have been the Tom Kha, Panang Curry, Pad See Ew, Basil Fried Rice, Beef Salad, Garlic Shrimps, and their roti w/ coconut ice cream yum! Oh and also their Chang beer towers are a great deal at $18. Also, love their Thai tea bombs!!.\nThe items I didn't care for were their Cornish hen appetizer (hugeee but little flavor), chicken satay, and  thai bbq chicken. \nEverytime I've come in a large group of around 10 people (probably 35/50 times I've come here), we've been seated immediately and food has come fast. \nOverall I really enjoy this place especially now that it seems their food is much tastier. One star off just because like most places in Chinatown, service is lacking. Sometimes it takes forever for them to refill water and bring the check but food has always been fast and they've always been friendly so no problem. Definitely a regular :)
__label__0 This place has the worst waitress ever!! New, the waitress was very rude and came off cold. When we came in it was busy and we asked her how long the wait was and she just snapped at us and said \" i dunno\" in a very rude manner. She sat us down 25 minutes later and when we were ordering I said I want some thai coffee no milk. Then she gave me this look and didn't even acknowledge me. Then I ordered eggplant. She then says \" what meat do you want\" and I said \" it comes with meat\"? Then she looks at me like I'm retarded and snaps \" if you don't like meat you don't have to order it with meat\". The food was average and I would not recommend this restaurant to anybody.
__label__0 Overpriced sandwiches!!\nWhere's the MEAT!\nOrdered a mediterranean chicken flatbread sandwich. I couldn't even find the chicken there was so much cabbage in it.
__label__3 I have been here several times now, and last Friday was the last time I was here for KISS and Motley Crue.  Overall this is a nice facility.  My one real complaint is that there is not enough restrooms for the amount of people who are here.  Fortunately enough I have never had to sit in the lawn section, thank god lol.  Damn good size stage and a pretty solid audio system.  The real drag of this place is going to concerts in the summer time.  It sucks!!!  So be cautious of that!!
__label__1 I don't remember what roll I ordered bit it was a big pile of who knows what. It wouldn't have been so bad if it wasn't drenched with some sort of sauce that was over the top. \nWe came in kind of late but still enough time to eat but I felt like we were rushed by the staff.
__label__1 I don't get the hype. It's definitely an Americanized sushi joint. Most things are fried, baked and/or swimming in sauce....\n\nI enjoy sushi for the delicate flavors of fresh fish. The pieces of the rolls are HUGE, so you can't fit the entire piece in your mouth easily (that's what she said).\n\nIt'll do if I am in suburbia. But overall, there are better places.
__label__4 Great place to come for a chill and tasty experience. The bartenders were awesome and spent time giving recommendations and letting us taste different rums and whiskies that were unusual for standard bar menu items. \n\nI got the Tangerine trampoline first: this drink was SO GOOD. fresh and complex and strong. Perfect.\n\nThe next one was my favorite: the Latin Manhattan. This ginger spin on the classic is a must try and was so good we wrote down the recipe ingredients.\n\nIf you need a break or want to grab a drink that will actually give you some bang for your buck, you should definitely stop by!
__label__0 Worst experience ever! Why does a hookah bar open at noon but won't serve hookah until 4 pm? Four employees here chatting and on their phones neglecting to help or even acknowledge other patrons. It's the end of December and their heaters outside don't work? Have been here for 45 minutes and not checked on once by any employee at all. Worst customer service experience in all of Vegas.
__label__0 Terrible customer service. Lazy staff. Don't waste your time going here. 90th and Shea store is a little more helpful but staff isn't very knowledgeable on their product line. You're probably better off shopping online and doing it all on your own. In store pick up is at least convenient.
__label__4 I had given up on West Elm, I had put them in the same category as Ikea until I walked into this location.  I have been to West Elm in Denver, San Diego, and in Virginia, but this location has the perfect store design and employees.  If you like West Elm you'll love this location.  If you've give up on West Elm, I suggest you give it one last try and visit this store.
__label__2 As I sat there on the 202 West to 101 North interchange, stuck in a pseudo traffic jam due to construction, I reached in my Panda Express bag to grab the chicken egg roll I had purchased along with my meal.  To my horror the egg roll was MIA.  Patty must have forgot to place it in my bag.\n\nNow, I'm not a Yelper and hardly provide reviews on anything but this specific interaction has led to this, Patty (or do you prefer Patricia?  Nevermind, I'll refer to you by your nametag given name).  While this  Panda Express was packed with the lunch crowd, the drive thru was systematic and smooth in taking care of each vehicle promptly.  I loved that I hardly had to wait to get my precious egg roll.  Patty was the order taker and window attendant, my fast food liaison, if you will.  As can be expected, Patty was a systematic as her drive thru.  Perhaps it was a bad day or Patty doesn't particularly enjoy her position but whatever the reason it was clearly affecting her customer service skills.  I don't believe she looked directly at me once during my visit.  I would have liked to see Patty smile, she looked like she had nice teeth.\n\nHad this employee to customer interaction been a bit more positive I don't think I would be writing this review, despite the lost egg roll.   The food I did receive was fantastic.\n\nI hope that store policy allows employees to eat what customers pay for but don't receive.  If they do, I hope Patty gets to enjoy my chicken egg roll that I'll never know the joy of eating on 10/16/2014.  I hope my egg roll gives Patty diarrhea. I hope Patty's diarrhea heals quickly and she has a better day tomorrow.
__label__2 My night spent in the Three Sisters took on two very distinct, and very different characteristics.\n\nLets start with the good part of the night. A fine summers evening had drawn us to the huge outdoor seating area of the Three Sisters, and as my friends bought the drinks and a Three Sisters BBQ blazed in the corner, I had an excellent time. The atmosphere was great and generally I had a very large amount of fun. \n\nHowever, then the second half happened - it was getting busier and attracted a hen party and a seperate stag party, which generally ruined the chilled, relaxed and fun vibe that we had before. The night was also growing colder so we moved indoors - well, I say moved, i mean we jammed ourselves inside bearly able to move in a hot mass of drunken people. I attempted to buy a drink next, and after waiting for nearly 10 mins, a round for 3 people came to almost \u00a325 - extorsionate.\n\nSo there you have it - get there early and you will have a great time, get there after everybody else does, and you might not want to come here again.
__label__0 I will always give any Albertson's one or two stars simply due to the fact that they refuse to put in self check-out lanes. One time the manager told me that his customers requested they get removed...really? The three's a crowd rule is dumb especially when you only have one lane open or maybe two and even then one of the lanes is 15 items or less. This is a backwoods store who is not willing to advance to the future and give customers a guaranteed fast way to buy their groceries. Nothing else here really stands out and they don't really make their own bakery items. The best thing I have found is the Instant Rice, for some reason this rice kicks butt over the big names of rice. I also get annoyed when the checkers leave their area and come outside the checker zone (standing in front of lane) while I'm pulling in with my cart. This just wastes time overall, it is like a toll collector leaving the booth when I want to pay my toll.\nAlso, I don't like Halloween stuff appearing in August.
__label__2 The good:\n- children get a magna doodle to draw on, \n- the wait staff is very nice, \n- the restaurant is very clean - it's brand new, so that's expected,\n- the pasta selection is basically \"create your own\", with 5(?) types of pasta (incl. whole wheat) and at least 5 types of sauces (incl. rose), plus you can add toppings to your pasta\n- karaoke Fri+Sat night,\n- the food tastes decent,\n- prices are decent, if you don't add extra toppings,\n- unique desert menu\n\nThe bad:\n- the kids menu is on the back of the magna doodle, but they don't tell you that, and it's small\n- kids' drinks come in an adult sized to-go cup,\n- it took them almost 10mins to clean up (my daughter's) spilled milk\n- the menu consisted of pasta, pizza and paninis, not much more,\n- pasta toppings are $1.50 each,\n- my canneloni (desert) was pretty bland.
__label__0 These guys are incompetent, unprofessional, and RUDE!!! \n\nMy wife took our 95 Toyota 4Runner to be smogged and the Tech failed the truck (after it passed the sniffer test) saying that it was supposed to have 2 catalytic converters.\n\nThe truck only has a single catalytic converter from the factory, and we verified this to him by calling the dealer in his presence. We even told him to call himself and verify with the dealer. It has never had a problem passing emissions with the single catalytic converter. I have the carfax to prove it!\n\nWe immediately took it to another smog shop who said that the previous tech was incompetent and the vehicle is within spec. Unfortunately the only ones who can give us an \"exemption\" are the techs at the DMV, since the vehicle has already been \"black flagged\".\n\nSo now I have to go appeal to the smog people at the DMV, and my vehicle has an emissions black flag on it's record.\n\nThe regional manager was at the shop when this all went down, and was just as rude. Thanks to their incompetence hours of our time has been, and will continue to be wasted.
__label__4 I bought Biz In A Boxx twice.  Once for my son and once for a friend's son.  Both kids had incredible experiences with the product.  My friends son has the middle level and actually started a business online buying and selling rare Lego pieces!  He makes a transaction fee on each purchase and has made a small fortune!
__label__1 I've been to Siglo twice and both times it's been a last resort, sub-standard night in the Cowgate.  This is where my friends and I go if The Hive, Cabaret Voltaire, Opium and just about any other club in the area is at maximum capacity.  The drinks are relatively cheap so I can't criticise it on that front.  The problem is that it just isn't fun! For example, the last time I was in there it was pouring with rain (not Siglo's fault, admittedly) and we sheltered ourselves in the bar hoping to just go with the flow and have a great night anyway.  Whilst waiting to be served a creepy, desperate man in his mid-fifties literally tried to chat every one of us up (male and female) until we ascended for the respite of the upstairs dancefloor - or so we thought.  The atmosphere felt threatening and the men's toilets were reminiscent of a crack den.   I have, however, only been to Siglo twice and I'm sure other people have had better experiences of it than I did.  Moreover, it is also a pub which serves decent food during the day.  As a nightclub, however, I certainly don't recommend it.
__label__1 It's piss really. Purporting to be a burlesque / cabaret bar, the closest Siglo gets to that is a few slags wearing Ann Summers corsets and fishnets. That is pretty much the standard of the female client\u00e8le  here, and the blokes aren't much better. Generally lary, violent and pissed off their faces, you can be guaranteed to have at least an 'interesting' night. Crappy drinks and they're not too cheap either, and the staff look (unsurprisingly) like they don't want to be there.\n\nAvoid
__label__4 Simply the best ramen in Scotland, chasu ramen all the way.
__label__2 My boyfriend dragged me into this restaurant with the promise that Japanese food wasn't all about fish. He was right! I actually thought at least half of the menu involved duck, chicken and beef. I had plenty to choose from and if we'd had more time I would have suggested a banquet of small things to share and experience. The soy paper veg sushi sounded intriguing. As it turned out we only had about 45 mins before our 'late night at the museum' started and they were more than happy to speed things up for us. I opted for chicken teriyaki which was delicious. It had a barbecued flame grilled flavour. Sweet but not overpoweringly so. I ate the majority of it and didn't feel overly full. The pork dumpling we shared were very tasty also.\n\nThe only annoyance was the shoogly table Something I thought I'd never say about a Japanese restaurant - Would go back! :)
__label__1 I went with a friend who wanted to try Japanese cuisine.  After having travelled extensively in Japan and been to Japanese restaurants in many countries I have been to and my verdict on this one was as follows:\n\nStarted off with sushi Chef's Choice - it was ok nothing to shout about but surprised we had to pay extra for ginger with the sashimi - never seen this before.\n\nMy friend had a bento box with Pork Teriyaki which was ok, pork was nice as was the Miso soup.\n\nTo my great misfortune I had the Ramen which lack any form of flavour, noodles were not fresh over cooked, the broth was not very hot and toppings where served cold which meant that the broth got even colder.  Seaweed was too sweet lacking any flavour and bamboo shoots tasted like ones out of a tin.  The egg yolk was detached from the white which was weird as it was all googy rather than runny. Told the waitress that the broth was cold and her reaction was the best by saying \"That Cannot be\", took the soup away to be given the same one and told that's how we serve it and if they had to do another one it would be the same given toppings are cold. Overall very disappointing.\n\nWill definitely not go again for their Ramen but might pop over again to try another rice dish given the lack of Japanese Restaurants in Edinburgh.\n\nChoice of Sake was very poor.
__label__3 Everytime I attend a night out at this Irish public house, it is absolutely heaving with crazy, debaucherous people, dancing wildly and sloshing pints over every available surface. Pretty much the kind of thing I like. There's a certain charm to getting stuck to the dance floor because the layer of alcohol beneath your feet is as thick as tar. There are often live bands playing at the weekend as well, which is good craic.  \n\nEveryone that comes here is always up for fun times and there's not a hint of pretentiousness about it, so you can make very little effort with your appearance, and no one will really care. But that could be because they've had too much Guinness and aren't able to distinguish who their friends are, let alone whether some random person has bothered to put mascara on or not.\n\nWhat haunts me whenever I come here is Dropkick Murphy's previous life as a bar/club called Berties. They were some of the best days of my young life, I mean seriously good days, and I can't help but feel wistful whenever I'm here when I think about the Wednesday nights when all drinks were 50p, and sweat ran down the cave like walls. Happy times. Now the decor has been brightened up, but the stairs down to the toilets are still lethal, so if you've had a few, or you're wearing giant stilettos, creep down carefully, or you could end up in an embarrassing and no doubt painful tumbling situation.
__label__3 Love the salad bar here ! The best deal is the manager special available all the time where u can get half sandwich and a side salad(well it's a full salad bar actually) all for about 8 dollars ! Salad bar has some high quality organic veggie and greens and it is better than the over priced 13 dollars salad at capital grill I went. Love it here! \nOne star less because the sandwich is only average. Oh don't forget the free ice-cream.
__label__0 Eek! doesn't quite put the enough emphasis on just how bad this place really is. I am also quite shocked to see how my fellow yelpers could rate this place with any more than 2 stars. \n\nThe boyfriend and I along with the buds came here to eat after not being able to decide on a place and we were running out time since there was soo much do in while in Vegas. I was connected to the restaurant from room service since we were staying in Aria. I wanted to see if I can get us a table for that evening since the gang was planning on eating within the hour. I should've known when the hostess told me that a reservation as last minute as ours was not needed and we can just walk in whenever that this was a bad idea. So after getting ready, we strolled downstairs and was promptly greeting and seated probably only because the hostess were bored our of their minds. \n\nI was not visually wowed by this place at all. For being a restaurant inside Aria, I had higher expectations for the atmosphere and interior design for Bar Masa, have you seen Aria-nothing like it! It looked like a airport cafeteria. It had such a big and open space but the colors and furnitures were soo bland and boring. They used a lot of different shades of whites/off whites, brown, and dark gray. \n\nWe looked at the menu, yes some of the items listed were a bit pricier but we thought since it's Vegas, it might be the norm as well as being chef Masa. Oh how naive I was. The food was terrible. We ordered a spicy tuna roll, a yellow-tail roll, Kobe beef fried rice, and a mushroom udon soup. Not only was the food we order expensive, the portions tiny, and it made us very sick. \n\nThe rolls were decent but way over-priced for 5 pieces each roll. The Kobe beef fried rice was like an average bowl of fried rice. We couldn't tell if it was just regular beef or actual Kobe since it was ground up and very little of it. It was more like fried rice with onions and rice that tasted like butter and soy sauce. The udon was horrible. The broth they used was bland and was just disgusting. I couldn't believe this was the food being put out by chef Masa. It just looked plain. No visual presentation either. The atmosphere and the food is comparable to fast food-Japanese style. \n\nThe waitress however was very friendly. She's from China and chatted us up like immigrating from there and her life now. I think our waitress was the only highlight for our night there.
__label__1 The food I had was very fresh, but very bland.. The prices are outrageous for any location. Sushi was a minimum of $27 for a basic roll to 60 or 70 dollars..\n\nWhat!?! 30 bucks for a regular roll of Sushi?! \n\nWe had some dinners and the portions were so small, they should be called appetizers.. The service was nice, but not nearly worth the food price..\n\nI never complain about the price.. but this place is ridiculous.\n\nThe decor is really nice and the service was nice.. thats about it..
__label__0 When you look at the decor, ambiance,and reputation you think you are in for a good meal.  I should have known when we went during prime dinner time before the 9 PM Zarkana seating (Zarkana was ok but there are much better Cirque shows than this one) and the place was practically empty.  But it was easy because it was in Aria by  Zarkana and we thought it couldn't be that bad.  I should have Yelped barMASA before eating here.\n\nHere is why barMASA fails: (1) the food is very average (not horrible but not good either - bland and super small portions), (2) service is average, and (3) the prices are ridiculous for what you get.  And this ridiculous prices comment is coming from someone who spent over $1,200 at Joel Robuchon for dinner for 2 the night before (there is a reason Joel can command that price - because you get what you pay for).\n\nWhen the waiter tells you their signature dish - the hamachi with jalapenos and crispy potatoes isn't good - there is something wrong with this place.  The black cod was literally 2 bites and the texture was off.\n\nDo not eat here you won't enjoy your food as its nothing special and you definitely won't be full.  After I got back to LA I had Sushi Gen (4.5 stars) and Hama Sushi (4 stars) - both were excellent and I paid less than half of what I paid at at barMASA and got twice the amount of food at significantly better quality.  Don't waste your time nor your money here.  This place was so bad it compelled me to write my first review...that says something.
__label__0 The food is bad. If you are from LA and NYC then please don't eat her. Nobu prices but tasteless dishes. There only secret is truffle not used properly. \n\nIt is gorgeous inside and the service is great but if you are going to spend 300$ on food and saki you shouldn't leave hungry and disappointed.
__label__3 Came in here last week with low expectations based on the reviews, but was impressed. The first time I ate here I had dinner at the bar. Filet was perfect, Burrata Mozz rivaled some of the best I've had in the North End and Darren W's service was awesome - essentially close to 5 star. The Fries are a must - incredible.\n\nSecond time around, I had another Filet which was completely off the mark. Based on this, JG is hit or miss or worthy of 4 stars.
__label__4 I had always thought  that Craftsteak is the best steakhouse before i visited Jean Goerges.  I had such a great experience at this place i would really recommend it to everyone who visits Las Vegas. I like everything here from the ambiance, the service, to the food.  \n\nThe dishes are exciting, amusing, and just dances on your tastebuds.  The chef (Robert Moore, former executive chef at Prime, Bellagio), creates dishes that really allow the quality of the ingredients to stand out. The presentation of the creations here are both elegant and rustic without being overly extravagant, inviting you to savor every bite.\n\nWe shared the salt and pepper sweetbreads and crispy shrimp for appetizers and they were both delicious.  I had the filet mignon and it was just as good as it gets.  The black truffle and comte fritter side dish was real fun and delicious the same time. I do not recollect the taste of the sauces that came with the steak...i believe by that point of the dinner my senses got carried away to the clouds with the champagne.\n\nA highly recommended steakhouse indeed ;)
__label__1 First of all, an hour after we ordered we get our food. Service was slow. My friends top priced item in the place for prime rib was not cooked for perfection and was just  rare and un-eatable! She had to call waiter to have it cooked a little bit more which took long. My burger was not the best as the flavor was more on the sauce and cheese than the burger itself. It was 5 times the price of my regular burger. Everything was salty. We had the bone marrow which was salty or maybe it was the bread and side was salty...the only think I liked was my calamnsi drink....I would not recommend the place if you want taste.
__label__1 Went for my Bday and the service was excellent but the food is another story. The food is not worth what u pay. Bill came out to $250 for two. Had a ribeye, pork, bone marrow, and two glasses of wine. Save your money. Go to Bobby Flays for a better steak and price.
__label__3 Had dinner here for business, and it's a very nice restaurant. NY strip was cooked perfect and was very good. Creamed spinach side was also very good, mashed potatoes were average. NY style cheesecake was awesome. Service was over the top. Prices are high, but I wasn't paying!
__label__3 I came to the Jean Georges Steakhouse for a group dinner hosted by some guys with whom my firm does a lot of business.  The menu had been preselected with one table-wide appetizer, and three to five choices of soup/salad, entree and dessert.  All of the choices appear on the regular menu. \n\nThe table started with the chilled seafood platter, with an awesome selection of oysters, shrimp, crab claws and crab legs. There were multiple cocktail and other sauces - I'm sure this appetizer cost a fortune, but it was truly extraordinary. \n\nI chose the Burrata Mozzarella (salad), with tomato, olive oil and balsamic vinegar.  The burrata could have used more salt but it was very fresh and really nice.  Not your average grocery store tomatoes, and good luck finding obviously handmade cheese like this - really nice dish. \n\nHow disappointing then that my medium rare NY Strip Steak was overcooked to at least medium - that shouldn't happen at a Jean Georges restaurant. No red, just a bit of pink in the middle.  The steak also tasted bland. I wasn't a big fan of the mushrooms either.  The mashed potatoes were awesome and probably had as much butter as they did potato.\n\nMy dessert confirmed the steak was an aberration.  The chocolate cake was ridiculous. Not too sweet but just bitter enough and perfectly melty on the inside with a rich ball of ice cream. Excellent. \n\nTwo comments on the service. While it was fantastic overall (they were cool when we lingered after closing time), it was annoying when the staff kept asking whether I was having flat or sparkling water, and then when one didn't ask somebody topped off my flat water with sparkling water - not cool. Then it was annoying when a photographer cajoled us into taking a souvenir photo of the table. Then she wanted $20 for each print.  Really guys?  At Jean Georges?\n\nOverall the dinner was great, and special thanks go to our hosts. Great place.
__label__2 Mediocre steakhouse - nothing was knock my sock off delicious. Everything was kind of average. \n\nSommelier was spot on\n\nSo many better options to choose from based on pure food in LV. \n\nA reminder to self - to not to go back.
__label__2 I was there with the group for dinner. We had a prix-fix menu, which could have affected the experience, but I was not impressed with the food. Green salad with bacon strips was just way too simple and didn't feel like it was put together as a cohesive dish. Penne pasta with meatballs was again way too simple - you can get exact same food at any Italian deli - probably tastier and at a fraction of price (this is just a guess - didn't see prices). My entree was supposed to be a sword fish - I guess I never saw a portion that small before, also it was very hard to tell if it was a sword fish. Chocolate lava cake for dessert was good - probably best dish in the whole dinner.\n\nService was good and attentive.\n\nBottom line - place was okay, but don't think I would return.
__label__2 Just OK. For the price, the food should be better. \n\nWe arrived around 7:15 for our dinner reservation at 7:30. Half of our party was already at the bar enjoying a glass of wine. Even though we we're still two people short of our full party of twelve we were promptly ushered into the formal dining room. Everyone was offered flat or sparkling water and handed a menu. We chatted while we waited for the last two guests to arrive and munched on the three bread baskets that were deposited at the table. Party intact and several bottles of wine on the way we were ready to order. \n\nIt was a large party so I can overlook the fact that the waiter had to be called back to the table to take the order of diner number twelve. After he spoke with the eleventh guest (me) he just disappeared. After the ordering was taken care of and we were all happily sipping wine, the antipasti platters arrived at the table. I'm not a fan of cured meats so I declined to try but the presentation was lovely and very prompt. I did sample the marinated artichokes romana style and enjoyed them. Our wine and first course was a success. Then came salads and the two black truffle risottos that we ordered for the table to share. My salad consisted of baby field greens, balsamic dressing, heirloom cherry tomato and cucumber. It was good, pretty standard. The risotto was met with a mixed reaction. A few people enjoyed it, but several of us including myself had one bite and decided not to have another. Not very good. It was like a sticky rice with some truffle shavings on top. Not a good consistency and definitely lacking any kind of flavor. It was bland and expensive. Not a good combination.\n\nFor my entree I chose black and white tagliolini pasta with prawns, sweet peas and vodka pink sauce.  I don't know if it was $34 good but it was good never the less. I also sampled the sea bass, as our group tends to share everything, and the lobster ravioli. The sea bass was wonderful, I would order it again, and the ravioli was just average. Lots of things in this restaurant were just average. Maybe my expectations were too high to begin with but I just can't find enough reasons to grant this place more than a mediocre three star review.
__label__1 Crap, bad food, overpriced, and the worst service. Didn't know such a mediocre restaurant could even exist at a 5 star property on the strip?! Ugh!!!
__label__0 RE: Food poisoning\n\nApril 26 @ 8pm, my girlfriends and I went for a quick dinner before we catch our Cirque show @ 9:30pm. I ordered the gnocchi lobster ragu. The first bite was already off as the seafood smell and taste was very strong (like bad unfresh seafood strong), but I brushed it off as the robust /deep flavour of the ragu. I offered my girlfriend (bride-to-be for this trip) took one bite. We both were feeling sick sitting through the show and went straight back to our hotel room. Within seconds to the porcelain throne,  I vomited violently for about 5 minutes and my gf was also for the remainder of the night. She was left in bed for over 24 hours in our hotel room. After I reported to the Front Desk Manager, he apologized but no follow up phone call was made to us.\n\nExtremely disappointed in the customer service and bad seafood we were served.
__label__3 Off the main dinner menu:\n\n[American fish caesar - little gem lettuce, black olive, capers, lemon, whole white anchovy]\n-- very pretty presentation with whole anchovy (not salty) and very thinly sliced lemon on halved baby lettuces. \n\n[Thai beef carpaccio with Maine lobster, plums, cashews, coconut foam, jalape\u00f1o]\n-- Amazing carpaccio - beautiful. just fine without cashews. the small cubes of plum were very mildly pickled I think. Gorgeous flavor bursting wow and I think there were even some very tiny mint leaves on top. \n\n[big eye tuna sashimi with black truffle mousse, caviar, green apple and finger lime] \n-- the sashimi quality was super fine and truffle mousse was tasty but, amazingly, overall, the flavor was a little boring? how can this be? but it was....good yet needed a little something.
__label__1 Wish I had read some of these reviews before eating here ....\n\nI don't usually write negative reviews.  Also, I usually say that it's hard to find a bad meal in Las Vegas.  But then there is American Fish ...\n\nWhy pile on?  Nela D., below, has it just right.  Skip it.  The place is expensive.  Some of the food is very good but some of it isn't.  One dish that got pushed on us by the brassy (pushy) waiter was under-cooked and borderline inedible.  At Denny's, if two of the plates are good and one is under-cooked and borderline inedible, well, that's life in the big city.  I'm still happy.  But at these prices?  Too over-blown, too spotty.  Throw a dart at a dart board:  You'll hit a better place for the money.
__label__0 What a huge let down!  Mediocre food and abysmal service! Many better choices on the Strip. Don't waste your money at American Fish.\n\nOur service was slow and impersonal both tables on each side of us had guests literally get up and LEAVE for lack of service. Our server was polite and professional but failed to follow through on small requests.\n\nThe food is pretty but small servings and VERY salty as in we woke up during the night super thirsty. The salt overpowered the potentially delicate tastes of the special ingredients. Our table had crab cake apps, salads, salmon, fllet, grilled sea bass and deserts.  All were small and way overpriced. That and the lack-luster service made for a disappointing experience.  Too bad!
__label__4 I went here with a  few friends for my birthday, and it was an amazing experience! The d\u00e9cor was beautiful (I really loved the wood/mirror artwork behind the main bar) and the service was perfect. \n\nWe all began by splitting the large shellfish platter. I personally love shellfish, it is a borderline obsession of mine...and this place did not disappoint. The lobster salad the best thing on the platter, and we definitely fought over it amongst my friends. \n\nWe all ate from the early evening menu. I had: Shrimp and Grits (Amazing! The jalapenos added the perfect amount of heat.), organic brick chicken (cooked perfectly, simple and delicious), and the marscarpone cheesecake (one of the best I've ever had). I also did the wine pairing because I liked trying different wines, and they all hit the spot, especially the port served with dessert.
__label__4 Left zarkana and decided to grab a bite.  Talked my spouse into trying this restaurant and boy am I glad I did.  The ceiling is like watching a school of fish passing over.  The staff was remarkable in their attentiveness and knowledge- this seems to be less important to many of the venues I have sampled during this week in town.  I enjoyed the deconstructs thoroughly.  My biggest issue was trying to narrow the menu down to a single choice.  I'm not gonna lie, they had me at the corn muffins.  A great experience!
__label__3 Great food at a great price. Came here for happy hour and their drinks are amazing.
__label__4 The food was outstanding, as were the drinks. The decor is simple, but cool. Service was top notch. Worth the price tag!
__label__4 I'm in love with Sage. \n\nI hemmed and hawed for months when I was charged with the duty of finding a really great fancy (and not too expensive) restaurant for me and my 20 closest girl friends. Seriously. I settled on Sage. Two things pushed me towards this restaurant-- the vegetarian friendly menu (we had vegetarians and a vegan) and that they wouldn't force us to get prix fixe if we split the group in two. Also a bonus-- this place is extremely reasonable for being in Vegas and for the quality of food and service.\n\nThe two group split worked perfectly because they sat us in the back room RIGHT next to eachother so we could walk between tables ooh'ing and aah'ing and TASTING. One table got the chef's tasting and another ordered what they felt like. The server at my table was fantastic; SO helpful and sweet and never impatient (even though it was all very confusing at some points with all the girls shuffling and shouting). They allowed some of us to pay cash and others to use their credit cards. They brought us everything we wanted basically. Impeccable service, period. \n\nAll the cocktails I tasted were incredible. All the food I tasted was perfectly seasoned and never boring. Highlights include the foie gras brulee, the hanger steak, New York strip, steak tartare, slow poached farm egg. Another very awesome thing was that the chef made a special amuse bouche and dish for our lone vegan friend. She was asked about what she didn't like and she was brought out this totally unique and impressive dish-- she looked SO content. Honestly, everything was fantastic because my friends all toasted me and gushed all weekend about it. I am so so happy I went with Sage.
__label__1 I can't believe all the great reviews, because I was so disappointed with this place.  \n\nMy boyfriend and I went there for our anniversary, thinking the tasting menu would be worth saving up for.  We're fine dining lovers but also students, and while I certainly realize there are much more expensive places in Vegas, Sage isn't cheap at $79 for a tasting menu plus $39 for the wine pairing.  It's certainly expensive enough that we expected exceptional food and wine.  \n\nUnfortunately, that's not the case here.  Each dish was underwhelming at best and completely unfortunate at most.  On top of that and sadly, even if they had been delicious, they were so TINY it barely mattered.  We understand that tasting portions are supposed to be smaller, and we've been to enough really high end restaurants to know, but these plates seemed like a satire of the tiny plates in fancy restaurants.  After spending almost $350, we left talking about ordering grilled cheese from room service later that night.\n\nSo, details.  To be fair, let's start with the good stuff.  The restaurant was pretty.  The waiter was attentive.  (The busboy was actually even better--a nice guy who was totally on top of everything.)  The bread, butter and pink sea salt were all tasty.  The menu was creative, which is the reason we chose Sage in the first place.  \n\nAnd....well, that's about it.\n\nBecause...that inventive menu?  A mess.  Almost every single dish we had took what might have been a beautiful main ingredient and ruined it by throwing it entirely out of balance.  We started, for example, with lovely oysters.  But those oysters were drowned in a hot sauce foam that completely killed the briny goodness.  Too much!  We also had that famous fois gras brulee, which was served cold (on purpose, but it was kind of unsettling) and which they decided to throw a sweet, sticky spoonful of marmalade on top of, turning it cotton-candy sweet.  The wine pairings were no help.  For example, yes, it's common to pair rich fois with a sweet wine like a Tokaji, which they did.  But how does that make sense when one is already dealing with a mouth full of marmalade?  Sweet on top of sweet on top of rich.  Straight up gross.\n\nThe second course was the best, only because it was okay as opposed to outright bad.  We had the scallops, which were decent.  Small, and not particularly exciting, but okay.  The oxtail in the dish was superfluous, but that's fine since there was barely any of it on the plate, and the salted caramel reduction was, again, a little too sweet.  But it was passable.  The pork belly was tiny and not as succulent as pork belly usually is, and the corn tortelloni was meh; maybe some more pancetta and mushrooms would have made it better (because they make everything better.)  Anyway, it was okay.  The wine pairing was also the best of the three, though not exciting...a domestic pinot noir, for example, that I could have found for $10 a bottle at Trader Joe's.\n\nThe main course was a complete disaster.  The pork loin was sliced too thin and was completely dry.  The beef belly, which I was totally excited about, was a lovely, juicy cut (though, again, was absolutely minuscule).  Imagine the fatty end of a texas-style bbq brisket.  Yum.  Or...yum until you drown out any semblance of flavor with a bunch of hot jalepeno-like peppers.  Then, not yum.  Not at all.  Where a little heat would have been nice, this was a mouth full of pepper in every bite, killing all other flavor.  And wines that were too sweet for both, all around.\n\nThe very best dish we had was the chocolate and peanut butter tart at the end.  But who could mess up chocolate and peanut butter?  It was served with a Madeira wine that made me cringe.  My boyfriend's desert was so unmemorable that I actually don't remember what it was...though it was served with a delicious port, so at least they got one wine right.\n\nAll in all, we were completely sad that we made the choice we did.  I'm actually a lover of food from places high and low, and I'm as happy getting delicious $8 ramen from a hole in the wall as I am with a gourmet menu.  However, when you're paying over $350 for a meal, it's fair to expect that the dishes have, at the very least, a nice balance of flavor.  These didn't.  \n\nMaybe we came on a bad night.  But we won't find out, because there's no way we're ever going there again.
__label__3 In a time when Las Vegas restaurants are remodeling left and right in order to provide a more causal dining experience, Sage still has an almost hidden entryway.  We stopped by near opening time for cocktails ... and a little foie gras.  Originally skeptical, the Foie Gras Custard Brulee was enough to make us want to stop by for a full dinner sometime.\n\nThe bar has some good beer on tap - mostly Belgians or Belgian-styles.  They also have a respectable classic cocktail menu.  We came to try out some absinthe, though.  They're a little ... overly sensationalistic ... about the recent availability and changes in law, but they have a decent selection of bottles to choose from and are happy to make recommendations in a variety of price ranges.  They also do the fun, flaming \"Bohemian Method\" of serving it ... or the more staid French water dripping thing.\n\nService at the bar was friendly and fun ... we were about the only people in the restaurant at that hour, though.
__label__3 I don't know if I was particularly starving or exhausted or some sick combination of both, but I didn't go into Sage expecting a whole lot, but was blown away by the service and the food quality! \n\nIt was surprisingly empty for a Friday night, but as long as the food is good, what do I care?  I got the Chef's menu and enjoyed every single dish.  The chef started us off with a little amuse bouche of some sort of escargot.  I'm not a huge fan of snails, but this one tasted a bit smoky and not too much like snail, so all was well.  My first dish was the Wagyu Beef Tartare, with a poached egg yolk on top.  It was served with a generous amount of delicious toasted bread soaked in olive oil and the combination of the beef, egg, and bread was fantastic.  It was followed up with a couple of seared scallops and braised oxtail.  the scallops were cooked perfectly and the oxtail was so tender it practically fell apart.  My main dish was a 48 hour beef belly (actually, it's marinated for 24 hours, then cooked for 48 hours, so it should really be called a 72 hour beef belly) which was so tender it literally melted in my mouth.  By that time, I was completely full; however, this beef belly was so good I finished it all and powered through.  I finished off my meal with an apple and fennel crumble-like concoction with some brown butter ice cream.  While it was delicious, it was way too sweet for me and I couldn't handle it after the copious amount of food I just ingested.\n\nRegardless, the service was amazing - all of the waiters were very attentive and friendly.  The food was delicious and completely blew me away!  I don't know why this restaurant wasn't more packed, because I've definitely been to other \"higher-rated\" restaurants that underwhelmed and disappointed me.  I'd recommend Sage if you're looking for a great meal at a great price!
__label__4 So I finally got to eat at Sage after several failed attempts the past few times I've been in town.\nI have to say it was worth all the hype and did not disappoint.\n\nWe both got Chef McClain's Signature Tasting Menu.\nStarted off with the amuse bouche was a single oyster with Tabasco foam on top.\nI started off my 1st course with the Shaved Brussels Sprout salad with pears, macadamia nuts and crisp bacon mixed in.  I enjoyed this dish because I love brussels sprouts in any form.\nOh as an extra we got the Foie Gras Custard Brulee with a hint of blood orange taste -I thought this was an excellent pairing of something you wouldn't normally put together.  It came with warm salted brioche as well.\n*2nd course-Maine Day Boat Scallops with braised oxtail and shitake mushrooms. This course was my favorite of the whole meal-scallop was cooked perfectly and the oxtail and mushroom complimented it so well.\nThen the 3rd course was the 48 Hour Beer Belly-the meat was very tender and delicious.\nFor the 4th course dessert I chose the chocolate tart that had crunchy bits of nuts on top which gave it an overall taste like nutella to me :)\n\nAnd to top the meal off we did the whole presentation at our table of a BLAZING (now legalized) Absinthe liquor where you first have to inhale the fumes through a straw before drinking it.  Very impressive and cool and to be warned very potent. \n\nService was wonderful, interior was beautiful, everything was pretty much perfection.
__label__4 I was actually kinda dreading getting to 299 reviews because that meant I would have to man up and write this review... one I've been holding for four months. Well, the time has come and I can't hold it off any longer. It's time to put Sage in the books and celebrate another hundred.\n\nIf you haven't figured it out yet, Sage was one for the ages. Or is it one for the Sages? Ha!\n\nIt's interesting what you remember four months after eating at a restaurant. The little things are gone and what remains are the things you probably won't ever forget. At Sage, it was the impeccable service. It was my awesome veal cheek entree. It was the oh so tacky (and historically inaccurate) way of lighting the sugar cube for our Absinthe. And most notably, it was the ab-so-loot-ly ah-may-zing foie gras brulee appetizer. I haven't taken the time to rank them, but that delicious, delicious blend of gamey creaminess is in the top three starters of all time. It was just that good. Honestly, every bit of that meal made it a fantastic way for my wife and I to celebrate our eighth anniversary.\n\nThat's it. That's all I waited four months to say. Now go eat.
__label__2 Be sure to check out the early tasting menu before 7pm. For $49 you can get a 3 course dinner, and you can even add a wine or beer pairing for a nominal fee. The cocktails are really good, and the dinner paired beer or wines are excellent. Even though the menu changes, the dinner my wife and I had was excellent until the desert. The \"deconstructed red velvet cake\" was awe-full. The smoked chocolate ice cream tasted like ash and chocolate. Too much smoke is an understatement for this one. We then ordered another desert, and that one was excellent. A nice ending to an otherwise great meal.
__label__4 I am going to keep this review short and sweet.  But I do want to mention that I can see why so many people love this restaurant.  The menu is small, and most what I had was crafted deliciously, and it looks like pride is taken in making the food.\n\nFavorite appetizer was the grilled octopus.  It is served with potato puree, what a great and unique complement to the seafood.\n\nFavorite main dish was the flank steak.  Good lord what a dish.  So tender you don't even need a knife.  It's one of those dishes that you want again as you write a review, I hate that feeling!!\n\nService as you will read is spot on.  My one dish that I wouldn't order is the pork loin.  So salty, not sure if it is meant to be like that.  Still gets an easy 5 though.\n\nThe restaurant doesn't act pretentious, and keeps it simple.  I love that.
__label__1 I can not believe how underwhelmed I was by this place.  Perhaps my mistake was not doing the signature course meals. I didn't like what was being served on the 4 course meal (120 per person)  The place is super nice and the ambiance is great.  Servers/hostesses were all great but for what I paid for, I feel like I got totally jipped.  \n\nThe portions are ridiculously tiny and NOT worth what you pay for.  \n\nKing salmon sashimi - 18 ish dollars.  4 measily tiny pieces.  Seriously... FOUR\n\nFoi Gras Brulee - 25 dollars - This was THE thing that was the saving grace to this restaurant.  I wanted to bathe in it it was so tasty.\n\nMe: Pork dish - crispy pork paired with another pork loin wrapped in bacon served with some kind of greens and carrots.  Sounds amazing right?  EHH WRONG. \n\nCrispy pork was good but not knock my socks off and take me to bed good.  It was just meh.  The pork loin wrapped in bacon was tough.  COME ON  I pay 40+ bucks for this meal and it's tough?  I can't even cut it with the knife you give me?  Give me a break\n\nfriend: veal cheeks.  Those were tender served with some pickled veggies of some sort and a very creamy mashed potato type of thing.  That dish was pretty good but we weren't blown away by it.  Not to mention, the portion was super small.  I think that if we hadn't had buffet for lunch, we would have walked out of this still hungry and ticked off.  \n\nLast but not least... if I'm going to spend that kind of money on a place, I should expect to not feel rushed.  We were in and out of there in about 45 minutes.  Almost felt like they had the dishes waiting and mildly heated them up before everything came out.\n\nBlah... Totally underwhelmed.   Never going here again.
__label__2 I'd probably give this restaurant 3.5 stars if it were an option, but since it isn't, I am giving it 3 stars due some of the factors below.  The ambience is great, and the price of the tasting menu was very reasonable. The food was pretty good, and I'm glad I tried it, but I think there are better places in Vegas. The foie creme brulee was disappointing for me. I love foie, and I love creme brulee, but I didn't think the foie came through enough for me. I would have rather just ordered seared foie instead (I think that should be an option in addition to the brulee). The meat dishes were well prepared but again nothing I really even remember one month later now that I'm posting this review. And our server wasn't very friendly for 75% of our dining experience. During the last 25% he got friendlier, as we got closer to tip time, but he seemed a little condescending before that. \n\nIn summary, food quality would yield 3.75 stars, service would yield 2 stars, and price would yield 4 stars, for an average of 3.25 stars. Who knew I would be doing some math for a yelp review?!?
__label__1 We were all excited about having our only all together bachelor party dinner here.  You are dealing with at least 3-4 big foodies among the group so anticipation and expectations were high given the 4.5 stars overall.\n\nService:  Pretty good.  It was a group of 11 and given large group sizes, in general are harder to deal with which I understand.  The hostesses were accommodating when our group sizes kept fluctuating from 10 to 14.  Our waiter even managed to skillfully pour one bottle of wine evenly for all 11 of us as we were limiting drinks since we were hurting from partying the night before :)  In addition, one person was a vegetarian and they made him his own meal which I really appreciated. \n\nFood:  We mostly ordered the signature menu.  There was generally a disappointed feel to the food with the following thoughts:\n- Amuse:  kanpachi krudo - disappointing ... was a bit on dry side so should've used a fattier piece or add some oils etc.  Flavors of ingredients didnt really come out.\n- wagyu beef tartare - very very good\n- 2 diver scallops with braised oxtail - good and tender but didn't see or really taste much oxtail.  Hard to ruin fresh scallops unless overcooked or unseasoned.\n- Octopus:  decent mix of flavors but not really memorable.  Not rubbery but it shouldn't be at a nice restaurant.\n- Short ribs:  very good but portions were small.\n- Iberico Pork Loin:  Flavor was only okay.  Nothing amazing.  This  was ridiculously disappointing after the waiter recommended it and 4-5 of us got this.  We each had EITHER, 2 or 3 thin (why the inconsistency) medallion slices probably 2 inches in length and one other piece that was a bit bigger with more of a crispy texture.  For a \"main\" (3rd course out of 4), the diver scallops were bigger than this.  I am seriously NOT a portion person as I am often amazed at portion sizes in the US, but this was ridiculous and left all of us hungry.\n- Wagyu Sirloin - this was well proportioned (as the Pork ordering people felt jealous) but nothing overly interesting.  \n48 hour beef belly - curious to try since most have never heard of this but nothing mind blowing.\n- desserts:  there were 2 main ones we ordered a chocolate mousse (good) and another one I forgot the name of which basically was expensive popcorn.\n- Vegetarian meal:  I dont have details but this was well enjoyed and felt like a personal touch since there were no vegetarian dishes on the menu really.\n\nAgain, overall service was good.  But more than half of us leaving hungry (some people wanted to  get a hot dog after) and that's a tough result considering the food was okay at best.  When one of us asked about food portions and we are still hungry, the waiter shrugged his shoulders in a 'there's nothing I can do about it' way.  I cannot recommend a return  to this place. Pretty big disappointment overall.
__label__3 Yummy bone marrow, and oysters. Nice classy place, and great service.
__label__1 Want some Sage advice? Go somewhere else.  There are dozens and dozens of better restaurants in Las Vegas. I am clueless here. I really, really don't understand why the ratings for this place are so high.\n\nThis is the kind of restaurant where the presentation is everything. Where presentation is more important than the taste. I've never seen food look so pretty.  Every dish looks like it is ready for a photo shoot. Unfortunately, every dish didn't taste very good. Just bland. But hey, if you like your food to look as pretty as the people around you this is the place to go.
__label__4 The Chilean sea bass was amazing. The atmosphere was great and so was the service.
__label__3 Friday night, last minute birthday dinner reservation for a group of 9?  In San Francisco, that would be a near impossible task to accomplish, but Sage was happy to accommodate us! #winning\n\nTo start:\nWe were briefly introduced to the bar before getting seated.  After ordering a round of waters (too hungry to consume alcohol!) and getting acquainted with the menu, our dining experience began with a selection of sourdough bread and bacon bread with herb butter and sea salt.  I love bread and I simply couldn't get enough of these.  Although the bacon bread was a little on the oily side for me and the sourdough was a less sour than the SF variety, I had few complaints once I paired everything with the herb butter and salt.  The server even came around for a second time to offer additional rolls right before our food arrived!  +1 star for sure.\n\nNext, we received a complementary amuse-bouche and that was an absolute delight.  The server was soft spoken when introducing the appetizer, however, so I cannot recall exactly what we had. The flavors were subtle and worked well with the cream and sweet fruits. \n\nMain courses:\nChef Shawn McClain's masterful menu includes a number of rich, indulgent, high value items.  Think oysters, sweetbreads, steaks, truffles, scallops, bone marrow...if any of these items make your mouth water, head on over.  Unfortunately, if you're vegetarian, the selection is far less accessible, although items can be modified (and prices adjusted) to accommodate dietary needs.  It was difficult to settle on just one dish, but I could never resist a good duck dish. :)\n\nI ordered the duck breast with persimmon puree, spiced rillette, and roasted cauliflower.  The duck is sourced from Grimaud farms, and the meat is noticeably leaner than other duck varieties that I've had.  i appreciated the slightly crispy skin and the sweet-salty contrast of the persimmon-duck.  Excellent flavor, hearty portion, and beautifully prepared!\n\nA few other notables: the gnocchi was the dish of the night (4 of us ordered it) and it stands out as a well-executed dish.  The braised wagyu short rib was solid too -- excellent job on the braising. \n\nOverall\n- Everyone was pleased and satiated with the quality of their meal.\n- The food is rich and you will leave feeling full.\n- Aside from the soft spoken servers, service was pretty solid and the dining experience was efficient and well paced, allowing us to move on to our evening activities quickly.\n- Dessert options were primarily cream or ice cream based (and no birthday specials).  Again, too rich!
__label__4 Absolutely enjoyed the dinner I had here.   Service was excellent and I have some very good memories from the dinner here.  A true pleasure and enjoyable experience.  Highly recommended.
__label__0 Don't Seat on the bar very bad Service on the bar and this time the food was mediocre Bartender arguing with me about the quality of food VERY BAD SERVICE
__label__1 Went here with some friends.  The service was alright, but not 5 stars as I saw the waiters hanging out talking.  Everyone else including the hosts acted classy and to the caliber expected of the restaurant.  The people who pour the drinks take great care in even testing what they pour.  They are extremely knowledgeable and honest outside our waiter. The waiter basically made up answers when asking him a question.\n\n1. Asked about Absinthe and if the Absinthe sold is the type that gives you hallucinations (made with wormwood has Thujone as the active ingredient).\nWaiter replies. \" NO government all around the world would ever allow any drugs like that to be sold to anyone.\" I reply \"Salvia\".  Weird awkward silence.\n\nThen he goes on a rant how wormwood isn't an active ingredient for that and he's smoked tons of it with no effect...  I don't expect waiters to know the chemistry of smoking something rather than brewing something, but for a $20 glass of absinthe it makes Sage look like it's joke when it's suppose to be a classy place.\n\n We do not allow the chemical Thujone from the woodworm brewing method to be included in Absinthe sold in the United States. Strictly for the reason of the effects it has on the body.  For him to say all the absinthe at Sage was brewed the exact same way as it was 100 years ago is ridiculous, unless they are breaking the law.\n\n2. We asked the water guy what type of tea it is they serve.  He brought out the actual can as he wasn't too sure.  Super helpful super friendly. \nSo we ask the same waiter.  He say's \"Well it's a secret blend that only sales to exclusive rock star hotels like us\".  As he's saying that I'm looking up the exact same can of tea on my phone.  My friend ordered it after leaving the restaurant.\n\nThe food now.  It is good, but not like the other upscale dinning I've had around the world.  Only thing world class is the duck Foie Gras. The idiot waiter is almost offensive.\n\nI would come again if they go through a purge of the stupid waiters, and the food price matched the quality.
__label__1 I was very excited to finally check out the very hyped up City Center. I was quite impressed with what I saw from the exterior to the interior of the massive center. Walking up to the hostess area of the Cafe Vettro I was equally amazed with how the restaurant looked. Thinking to myself this would be quite the dining experience. With high expectations we entered the cafe as we got ready to eat. Unfortunately my expectations might have been a tad too high. =\\\n\nFirst impressions of the place... Gorgeous dining area and atmosphere. Yet I was quite surprised that there was no line at all during rush dining hours in a brand new resort on the weekend. Didn't add up until later. Even with no line we still stood for a good 5+ minutes waiting for a table although we clearly saw that there were a lot of empty tables (about half the restaurant empty). So we waited awhile to sit even though there was no one in front of us and the restaurant had a ton of open tables... Atleast the food will be good, right? Right?!\n\nWith a comp at our disposal I figured I would splurge a little, allowing me to try out a lot of the restaurant's offerings. I was excited to see what their menu had in stored for us, but upon opening it up I was immediately disappointed by the lack of items there were on it. I've grown accustomed to other quality cafe's in Vegas which offered a HUGE variety of food on their menu *cough* Grand Lux Cafe *cough*. So seeing 5-6 entrees on the menu was a disappointment. \n\nWe ordered the Calamari, Crab Cakes, Chicken Lollipops, Pork Bun (Siopao), and Caesar Salad w/ Flat Iron Steak for appetizers. While waiting for our appetizers we were given a beautiful basket of bread. The design of the bread was nice to look at and it almost made me not want to tear it into pieces. The bread tasted like bread. Just wish it could've been warmer... or warm at all. We soon got our appetizers. The Calamari and the Crab Cakes were delicious. The salad needed a lot more dressing and the steak on top was dry and tough. Chicken Lollipops were alright. Didn't try the Pork Buns cause I had dimsum a few days ago.\n\nFor main course we had the Shrimp Penne, Fish & Chips, BLT Sandwich, the Steak, and Chicken something. Can't say anything too positive or negative about this portion of the meal. It was just alright, nothing out of the ordinary. Which sucks because of the price you're paying for mediocre food. Even the presentation of the meal wasn't impressive.\n\nFor dessert we ordered the Cheesecake, sugar-free Coconut Cake, Creme Brulee (oh wait, they were out of creme brulee!), and a Strawberry thing. They all had fancy names, sorry I can't remember. Everything was nicely presented and tasted good. Probably the best course of the meal.\n\nFrom my experience I have to disagree with other reviews bad mouthing their service. We were greeted with kind waitresses (3 of them as a matter of fact) every so often asking if we needed anything. I guess it had a lot to do with the lack of other customers in the restaurant at the time we went. \n\nMy review might seem negative but it wasn't a terrible experience. My expectations of everything in City Center were very high and I'm just sad to say were slightly let down from the meal I had in Cafe Vettro. Service was good, the place looked amazing, but the food was just ok. Which for the price we paid should be a lot more impressive.
__label__2 Upon walking in the place is beautiful... (as it should be) only having been open since mid-December. My cousin and I came here for brunch one morning and I ordered a coffee and she had a Bloody Mary. Both drinks were good (I got a whole pitcher of coffee at the table so I could refill it as I desired). \n\nShe ordered a Croque Madame and was pleased with it. I had a Caesar Salad with chicken and one of their \"specials\", mushroom risotto. I absolutely love risotto! So I was very disappointed when it came out runny and flavorless. I took a few bites, wrapped it up and brought it home for my boyfriend to eat. He happened to like it so maybe I'm biased and just prefer my risotto's a little thicker with more flavor. \n\nMy three stars are for the risotto. The service was great and everything but the risotto was satisfactory. Everything else was good... but nothing I would write home about.
__label__1 I suppose its my fault for 1) expecting waaaaay too much from this place and only because it happens to be located in Aria, the newest hotel on the strip & 2) for being a bit too buzzed and extremely hungry to choose my dish without any real thought of what I was getting here.....\n\nMe, the boyfriend, and his friend had a quick dinner here before hitting the casino floor to win back some or our hard earned money.  The server came by and took our drink orders: 2 jack & cokes (for me and my bf's friend) and a ketel cran (for my bf).  After we, including the server,  all shared a quick laugh about a random thing and sensing that our server was pretty cool, I boldly asked him that our drinks be served super strong.  He chuckled and slyly smiled, and suggested, \"oh you mean a double shot?\" To which I eagerly replied, \"hell yes.\"  He proceeded to take our orders: I ordered the steak with fries, my bf ordered from the 'build your own pasta,' section and his friend ordered a club sandwich with fries. Our drinks came in no time and our server quickly left. One sip of our drinks indicated not only was there NO double shot, it hardly tasted like there was any liquor in there :( Worse yet, the aftertaste was horrible which led me to believe the small amount of liquor that was being used was just house liquor. \n\nWe set our drinks aside and proceeded to grub on our meals when they were placed in front of us 30 minutes later.  The french fries were goood and I gobbled them up with a side of ranch in no time. My steak was semi warm, leading me to believe it had been sitting out a bit too long after it was cooked (and that's assuming my steak was cooked to order instead of sitting under a heat lamp).  It was a nice sized steak, but the way it was cooked (way too done) and the lack of seasoning didn't do it for me. I finished half of it out of sheer hunger and left the other half on the plate.  My bf loved his pasta which looked good...he basically ordered chicken fettucine with alfredo sauce. While he left to go to the bathroom, I snuck a few forkfuls into my mouth. His friend also liked the fries and said his club sandwich wasn't bad and tasted like any other club sandwich he'd tasted at other places.\n\nThe bill came back higher than what we expected.  After reviewing the charges, we realized our 'cool server' actually charged us each for the double shots in our drinks. *&!@#  Ok slick ass taking advantage of friendly and buzzing customers!!  Had we known that by him suggesting a 'double shot' that we would've actually gotten charged for another drink, I wouldn't have agreed to it.   My bf and his friend were also in disbelief of the charges.  However they didn't want to make an issue out of it, in case it ruined any of our gambling luck at the tables (they're superstitious like that) and paid the bill. They must've been right cuz I came up $200 at a roulette table shortly afterwards :)\n\nSo...in a nutshell I wouldn't willingly come back here again.  The food is mediocre and overpriced (even without the double shots that were charged to our bill).  However, if I happen to come back here (not by choice, but by circumstance) I'd probably order pasta or breakfast items since those are relatively simple.
__label__0 It's Vegas, and you think o yourself, let's have fun and try something new, let's forget Yelp for a day and just take a chance. It's Vegas baby, there is no bad food on the strip, look at this beautiful new hotel Aria with the fancy waterfall - how can you go wrong?\n\nThen you find yourself sitting with hopelessness, as the staff ignores you, in a cafe that looks like its made from melted beer bottles, cheap modernism design, and tasteless food. After waiting for 40 minutes to get our dishes, I find myself wondering where my money went? I ordered a roast  rib sandwich and I wished I was at Subways eating a $5 foot long. The meat was dry, the bread was hard, the sauce came straight out of a plastic BBQ bottle. Fries were old, the tea was watered down Lipton, only thing decent was the bread..... Seems like the cooks ran out of any type of seasoning in the kitchen. We also ordered their white fish special, which is equally overpriced and void of any sort of taste. (hi, can I have extra lemon for my water please?)  For a moment there I wonder if my tongue was numb. \n\nThe awesome sound insulation in the restaurant means you can hear every Thump of bass from night Club below. So imagine yourself sitting in this room decorated with left over construction pieces, listening yo hip hop bass vibrating below your feet, staring at a couple of plates of $35 dishes you really don't want to eat, and waiting for your ice tea refill that will never come. \n\nThe second waitress was much nicer, but by now I'm ready to drown myself in deafening music over the self hatred for taking a chance on Cafe Vettro.
__label__1 I came here for a late lunch/early dinner. There was one party of people in front of me and most of the restaurant was empty but there was still about a 10 minute wait. The d\u00e9cor is somewhat sad when you think of a place that is in a hotel like Aria. The d\u00e9cor looked old and faded with scuff marks all round. While the view was pretty I was seated at a table that had the sun shining directly in my face and there are no window shades. \n\nWe ordered the Fish & Chips and the Jambalaya Pasta. I have to say that the Fish & Chips was kind of a mess with the batter being kind of soggy and the fries just kinda bland. It wasn't worth the $22 bucks that it costs except for that it was a rather large portion. The Jambalaya pasta was another large portion and was decent but again nothing overly wonderful. The chicken in it was a bit dry and it was swimming in sauce. That dish was also $22 bucks but again wasn't really worth the money.  \n\nWe finished eating and didn't even want to bother taking our left overs. So we paid and got out as quickly as possible. I usually think that hotel coffee shops are pretty much the same with sub-par food and this one was the same. Which I think is a shame since there are so many other higher quality eateries in the Aria to choose from. You're better off grabbing some coffee and a pastry from Jean Philippe Patisserie.
__label__0 Came for breakfast with the fam.\nfirst impression  was wow on the ambiance. And it all ended from there. For a billion dollar hotel I got  better service and food quality from my local Denny's.  Our server looked like a beat up 50 yr old lady with hair sticking out everywhere. She was not attentive nor professional like the workers at WYNN restaurant hotel.  I ordered steak & eggs nothing special.  Wife got veggie egg whites was Meh. My sons pancakes was good.\n\nBottom line this place is a ripoff!!!!\nDon't get me wrong I don't mind spending $$$ on quality food but this place was a biggg disappoint \n\nOur bill came out to $70\n\n7.50 for  plain apple juice!\n4.50 for folders water down coffee\n4.50 for awful cappuccino \n\nBeware don't come here!!!!
__label__2 My friends and I ate here after a night of dancing. \nWe ordered the buffalo wings, chicken enchaladas & chicken and waffles..\n\nThe buffalo wings were flavorless. \n\nThe chicken enchaladas were good and cheesy with nice amounts of chicken inside.\n\nChicken and waffles was about 4 strips of chicken on a thick waffle. Waffle was standard but the chicken was nice a crunchy. \n\nGreat place to go late night. Atmosphere nice and bright and the servers are fun and friendly.
__label__0 honestly the food is impeccable. if you're going for the \"Vegas\" feel where they give you amazing service, you are going to the wrong place. \n\nate here 3 times, took combined HOURS to wait for food, drinks, check, etc. some of the servers are seriously on so much Xanax I could a contact buzz.\n\nfood, amazing, but not worth the crap you have to deal with to get a refill or some warm bread. \n\ngo somewhere else if you wanna be treated well.
__label__2 Slow service...really really slow service, oh wait did I say the slow, we've been here 45 minutes and the waitress has brought us jelly, butter, and catsup....no food and no refills on our drinks\n\n\nOh the food finally came, very good. I had the Ruben...excellent, hubby had the 3 eggs breakfast, and much to his surprise the eggs were cooked perfectly.\n\nOur server was very sweet and nice , but really lost as a waitress, lots of running around apologizing to everyone, maybe she is just having an off day.
__label__1 Aria is a beautifully modern resort, and the cafe decor reflect that (although the color scheme was a little cold utilizing lots of grays).\n\nThe Good\nOur service was great, contrary to many of the reviews.  \n\nThe Bad\nYes, this is Vegas and I expect high prices. However, I also would like the quality to be somewhat reflected in the price.  Steak and eggs ($25) had a cut of meat that was full of tendons and fat.  Half of it was not edible.  The food coloring also made me lose my appetite (to their defense I believe 90%+ of restaurants have meat with good coloring).  I think I'm becoming a vegetarian.\n\nThe Chilaquiles was drenched in Salsa Verde (which tasted like it came from a can).  It's like eating a salad drenched in dressing.  The flavors didn't come through and all I could taste was the salsa verde.  Most if it was not eaten.\n\nRed velvet pancake was okay.  Topping was overly sweet.  Great if you are Buddy the Elf.  Being ably to customize would have been good.  This sugar overload is \"before\" adding the syrup, which did come on the side.\n\nThe fresh juice was highly recommended by the waitress.  I ordered it without questioning.  Afterwards I found out that we were charged $7 for lemonade and more for watermelon juice. The fresh squeezed element is good.  But...for that price I would rather get a fresh pressed green power juice at the Canyon Ranch Spa.  Lemon+water+sugar just doesn't seem to warrant that.  \n\nTotal bill $80+ tip for 2 adults.  We left hungry....
__label__0 So I'm waiting in line to order take out and watch the 2nd round of the NFL playoffs, and the hostess informs me I have to be seated to order take out. Really? Fail!\n\nI'd like to give no stars if yelp allowed!
__label__1 Food was pretty good. Nothing too unique or memorable besides the decor, and the 60s music absolutely killed the mood. They need to keep with the theme and have instrumental chill music. Ciabatta chicken sandwich was ok. Bread lacked the traditional ciabatta flavor. Sweet potato fries were a bit soggy. Hummus was pretty good, though the pita tasted a bit raw?
__label__0 GO SOMEWHERE ELSE!  For the price you pay to eat here, you would expect to have excellent service...think again! Service was extremely poor!  They have the most screwed up setup with service. You have a drink server, order server, food runner... Why not at a condiment runner to that?? Such a stupid way to set up service. The drink runner didn't smile. Spilled latte and forgot to bring another OJ.  The server didn't thank us for eating there, just laid down the check and walked away. Then when I questioned who he was and who the other lady was who took out drink order... He said ... She serves the drinks ... I take the order ... Don't be surprised if you see a third person.  What kind of response is that? Rude rude rude!!!! The only good thing about this place ... The food is cooked very well and flavorful.   It's too bad the service can't compliment the food.  Rude people! You better believe we did NOT leave a tip because of the 3 servers... Not one of them were pleasant!
__label__2 Has both breakfast and dinner here. Fair range of menu items and food is fine. Service is a little haphazard although staff are friendly. Seats over 800 but luckily for us, not busy the times we were there. The greeters are less than friendly and happy for customers to wait while they finish their conversation.
__label__1 So disappointing. The space feels like a cafeteria, the food is underwhelming. The food looks good, but not the best quality. Very good service however, and I sure hope for everyone's sake employed there the place is reworked.
__label__1 Cashiers and hostess were not so friendly.  You know, you get the feeling of,  I hate working here sort of thing.  However, our server was super nice lady. \n\nWhen you walk in, it feesl too Cold.  Entire hotel and food court uses the Energy efficient lighting, that looks like florescent lights, which bring out the cold feeling. And majority of the flooring either a tile or stone finish.  Super modernized, but I think I am used to warmth of carpeted flooring. \n\nGenerally, food is Super salty.  Prime rib was Salty, Oyster was not so fresh, over all food quality is somewhat equal to Hometown Buffet quality.  I think, they should charge around $15 for it.    I think Mirage buffet down the street  is about 5 times better for the price that is similar to Aria Buffet. \n\nWould I go there again... Humm, probably not for the food.
__label__0 REALLY BAD!!! Service was bad and the food was bad. Servers there have no facial expression, slow on collecting finished plates. Food was just bad, their king crab legs were small like baby crab legs and very salty. Prime rib tasted like beef brisket. They did offer a glass of wine for everybody and 1 lobster per 2 persons for free, but the lobster meat was so nasty, it separated itself when we tried to stick the fork in. Only has a few types of sushi, salmon & shrimp sushi, some rolls, no sashimi, the rice was soooo hard. Dessert didn't have much choices too, worst creme brulee I've never had. Overall, the buffet doesn't worth $36 and will never go back again. So disappointed on such a high end hotel would have such a bad buffet.
__label__2 This is like a cafeteria, no extravegant decor in the dining room or food display.  They did have some variety for brunch, including breakfast, lunch, pre-split crab legs, asian food, meats, and a nice dessert section.  However, it still felt like a cafeteria, it's not like the surrounding competition, kind of disappointing since they are the newest hotel, I guess I was just expecting a little more.  Especially the walls in the casino and through out the hotel was so intricate and unique...I just thought it would be a unique experience...turns out it wasn't that great and unfortunately I believe that other casinos have more to offer as far as buffets go.
__label__2 Brunch is $24 and for an additional $5 you can get unlimited mimosas or bloody marys. Brunch comes with king crab legs if you can stomach those in the morn/lunch time. A line started at around noon, but we got there by 11am so it was quick to get in. Service was attentive, except when the BF wanted his 5th bloody mary. Overall it's a decent buffet, and I actually sort of like how the seating arrangement is almost cafetaria-like.
__label__1 My biggest complaint are the little earthquakes you feel as you eat.  I'm surprised I didn't read about it in previous reviews.  The mini earthquakes happen every 2 mins. or so.  I'm from CA and so I was a bit freaked out the first couple times it happened.  After awhile, I was feeling sick with motion sickness while eating.  Per our server, the tram that runs between Monte Carlo, through Aria, and then to Bellagio, runs directly underneath this restaurant.  Basically some engineer effed up.  This hotel should move the restaurant to another area of the hotel because who wants to eat while getting motion sickness?\n\nThe food was good.  Loved the pre-cut crab legs.  Loved the desserts.  Service was great/friendly/prompt.  Everything was presented well; buffet was clean.  Modern decor just like the rest of this hotel.  But I would not return because of the constant shaking of the floor/seats.
__label__2 The food is adequate for a Strip restaurant buffet... but why is it that most all buffets (even in upper end resorts) have all the style and atmosphere of a average mid-city cafeteria... (and at Aria even more so).\nAt some of the most gorgeous properties in town, where no upscale detail is spared... why is it not possible to make the dining experience more than what's being offered... (guess the philosophy is feed em quick, and get em back out in the casino... nothing more).
__label__1 We went for sunday brunch , i like the fact they open at 7am, i figure everyone still sleeping nursing late night hangovers. I was right at 7 am only a handful of us old folks in line. . The buffet was very limited and not many items. For about 25 bucks a head you should get more. The hot foods were mostly breakfast items what happend to the lunch part of brunch. Very sad. Everthing was fresh as it should be since we were their early. Still can't believe a beautiful casino , ' upscale\" would have a brunch that was so simple. Spend a few more bucks and go to wynn, or bellagio.  Service was fine.
__label__2 This buffet is very strong with food quality and comfort. The buffet has a great feel to it and doesnt look like a buffet when you are seated and see big windows. The good is good and has a big meat and cheese section. However the selections are fairly limited and it is a little smaller compared to a lot of other places you will see in town. The deserts are excellent though.
__label__1 Part of staying at the Aria Hotel is that we were given $100 for resort credits that we could use daily. So, instead of wasting extra bucks, we ended up trying this buffet place. The service was poor, they were really slow in getting our drinks, and the food was way too dry and not much choice. Oh well, what do you expect for free food? I'd suggest to go to another hotel if you plan not to ruin your taste buds to get nicer brunch menu!
__label__2 Great buffet in Vegas.  The best thing about this place is they give you KING crab legs and they steam them up for you hot so you can eat LOTS of delicious crab meat....SO GOOD.  When I went, they gave you a free lobster and a glass of wine for every two dinners purchased, and we didn't even get around to eating the lobsters!!\n\nThey have a good dessert selection (their apple pies were my favorite) and everything else was just OK.
__label__2 The selection here is solid. Not too much variety compared to the other ones. However, this place has one thing that I love to eat..... King Crab legs. I swore that was all I ate here. The tri tip was pretty good as well. However, asides from those two selection, everything else is pretty mediocre. If you want King Crab legs come here, if not then I recommend somewhere else.
__label__2 When I was in line for 20 minutes for this place I noticed Yelpers had a lot of bad things to say.  Well it was not that back.  Just a typical buffet.  Some of the food was cold and some not that good.  But they have some items that was really good and the crab legs and shrimp is a good addition.  The drinks too a very long time to get to us.  We waited for about 5 minutes for a waiter to come over to get our drink order before we even went to get our food.  The drinks came when I was almost done with my first plate.  I hate not having something to drink while I eat.  But the facility is updated and looks nice.  Overall, it was what we expected.
__label__0 This buffet blows, do not waste your time and money here. We did not get a freakin cup of water until we were done eating. We were on dessert by the time water arrived. Our waitress sucked as well, she was pushy and did not even say hello! The only thing that came out of her mouth was \"do you want wine or not?!\" The buffet is small and all the food they offered was BLAND. By the time you make your plate and get to your table. It's all cold! How can a hotel that has so much money be an epic fail on their buffet? Don't get me wrong I love Aria but jesus christ all mighty. Use some of that money to teach some 101 of basic customer service to your employees for god sake. People don't want to spend a pretty penny on crap food and crap service. Oh and to top it off, my gf got FOOD POISONING. No wonder they offered a buy one get one free buffet. Do yourself a favor and go eat at the Wynn.
__label__1 let me get straight to the point: don't come here!\n\ni paid $38.00 for a mediocre meal...and that was just the lunch price!\n\nit's a typical buffet with a variety of food but the food wasn't amazing at all. the only items i really enjoyed was the prime rib and dessert bar....\n\nrefund please :(
__label__1 This buffet was sad times considering the other fabulous buffets in Vegas.  Really, they're kinda in a hidden type area of the Aria, so maybe they're hiding out and when someone stumbles upon it they think, oh well, I don't know where I am anyway so let's just go in!\n\nI love me a buffet, so going out to Vegas is exciting because it's like buffet country.  I barely picked up anything in my graze of the stations.  Nothing really looked that appetizing.  It's definitely a smallish buffet, but I'd still think quality over quantity for the mola you're shelling out.  \n\nThe only good thing was the dessert bar.  I always enjoy a soft chocolate chip cookie and brownie.  So that kinda made things better, but not really.  If you stumble upon this place and you haven't eaten in days and you're starving it would be fine.  If you have the time to meander to anther... I'd pick that option!
__label__1 oh em gee... terrible food and terrible setting.\n\nI HATE buffets, but went here because a dear friend of mine talked about it for two days and insisted on going. I am glad that I went because it reconfirmed why I hate buffets. \n\nThere was a HUGE selection, but a huge selection of crap. You had your usual prime rib, seafood, mexican food, sushi, asian fusion etc.- all lacking in quality. I don't remember specific details, because there was so much food, but what I do remember is that they used snow crab legs- - lame!! I am not asking for stone crab, but at least Alaskan king or something more meaty. Way better options in Vegas... tsk tsk
__label__3 Great experience eating here although after eating 5,000 calories in one meal you get the feeling that you want to die.  \n\nSeafood is excellent.  The crab legs and cooked jumbo shrimp make it worth paying the premium prices here.  Dessert and gelato are also tasty so save some room if that is even possible.\n\nThe overall feel of this buffet is upscale and they are very nice about not rushing you to finish.  Other buffets try to get you out of there as soon as possible to make room for new people but I definitely did not get that feeling here.
__label__1 We visted this place several years ago and throughly enjoyed it. I would have rated it 3.5-4 stars back then.  Oh how the mighty have fallen. On our recent trip we had dinner here and it was bad!  Alot of the food was old and cold. The king crab legs tasted like salt licks and a large number of other dishes were too scary looking to try. The prime rib and desert section was Aria's only saving grace. The gelato was housed in a revolving freezer that sort of reminded my of a Ice Cream Pistol LOL.  Avoid eating here as this is no longer a good buffet.  There is an all you can drink option for beer and wine for $12.99.  I suppose if you drink enough the food might taste better LMAO\n\nThe lobster shown in photos is availble on Fridays and I think Saturday, the price is considerably higher and you are limited to 1/2 lobster tail per person.
__label__4 Hands down best buffet in Vegas. The service is what put it over the top. I have a major allergy and the server had the chef come out to talk to us. He walked me around the entire buffet pointing out all the things that were safe for me. I've never had that kind of treatment at a restaurant. And the bottomless alcohol option is well worth it!
__label__3 Excellent.  It has indian food (good for vegetarians). They make a salad in front of u whixh is good cuz they can properly toss it
__label__2 It's good.....but it's lacking a signature dish or two....or three.\n\nAlso, after trying Bacchanal (Caesar's Palace) and Wicked Spoon (Cosmopolitan), everything else is also-rans. They have to create an amazing experience or a dish that would match or better the two that I mentioned. \n\nDon't get me wrong here, the place is nice, clean, spacious and bright and the dishes are nicely prepared with their own sections. \n\nBut it lacks that umph. Yes, they have every kind of similar food items served at other buffet places, and one would expect something elegant, especially located inside the Aria. \n\nAt least I used my hotel credit on the place; otherwise, I wouldn't pay to return if given the chance with so many better buffet options in Vegas.
__label__1 *sigh* Now let me start by saying I'm a native Las Vegan so I am basically a buffet expert. This buffet is sorry. The only reason my mom and I came here was because we received a 2 for 1 voucher for lunch. Literally the only two things I remember about this buffet are the crab legs and the clam chowder. If I come here again it's gonna be strictly for the crab. For the Aria to be so beautiful and one of the newer properties on the strip, I was very disappointed. Their prices need to come down about $10 before I go there again. It just wasn't worth it. I see why they were giving out 2 for 1 comps.\n\nI did appreciate that the crab legs were already opened and that you could get them steamed or cold. That was really nice.
__label__1 This is one expensive lunch buffet at $35 a person and does not deliver. For starters they are very slow to seat you, even though it appeared that 1/3 of the seats were open\n\nI thought the selection was just lacking, they had a mediterranean sections but only had dipping sauces with no pita or pita chips.  In addition they had no meats in their mediterranean sections; I was hoping to see kebabs of some sort.  Also the naan maker was broken so that didn't help their score either.  \n\nThe dessert bar is actually awesome with a great selection; and is the only reason why I gave this place 2 stars not 1.   \n\nI would recommend skipping this buffet and eating at one of many celebrity chefs options in Vegas.
__label__4 *Food Allergy Review*\n\nThey had a great selection of Gluten Free items.  All GF items had an asterisk next to the name.  Pizza, desserts, Italian, India, Latin, etc. all had GF options, and they were all very tasty.  It's good to know that there's a reliable place I can go to when I'm in Vegas.
__label__1 My wife and I came here several years ago and loved the place.  We decided to stop by again and what a mistake it was.  The food selection was very limited.  The taste was ok.  I was anticipating to have lobster tail but apparently they did away with it.  We were disappointed.   One good thing, there was no line.  We were seated immediately on a Saturday night for dinner.
__label__4 We have been to all of the buffets on the strip over time.  I will tell you that for the price and quality, this is one of the best!  Clean, fantastic quality of seafood and so many other items to choose from if you are not a seafood person.  GREAT buffet!
__label__1 Never again. We had two free vouchers so we went for lunch and I'm so glad that I didn't have to pay for this meal. They had seafood, Asian, Indian, Mediterranean, and different meats as well as a variety of desserts.  We tried a little of almost everything and our tastebuds were bored at best.  \n\nI would not come back to this buffet unless it was free again.
__label__1 Not my favorite buffet in Vegas. The price was pretty similar to The Wicked Spoon but half the selection and quality. The service was also disappointing. The plates were still left on the tables after coming back and drinks were not refilled. Felt like a cafeteria.
__label__2 I went on 9/28/2014, Sunday night for dinner, pay over $35.  I wasn't too happy about quality of the food.  I went there before, hummas and babaganoush were really bland.  Curry chicken was ok.  The 2 things I really like were garlic mashes, and the steak they grilled in front of you.  Many people get crab which were opened already, but I don't really eat crab.   The place was good when I went in 2013 but the quality went down hill.
__label__3 Clancy's might finally be the marquee to stick around this location.  My signage memory only goes as far back as Sunday's, and the one time I went in, I was probably the youngest person in there by 25 years- I wasn't their target demo.\n\nOne-Eyed Dog?  It's fine... but every single time I walked in there, weekday or weekend, there was Karaoke.  I'm all for hatcheting up a song, as I do a fairly awful version of \"Centerfold\" myself, but I don't want to sing it seven nights a week, and you can only hear \"Goodbye Earl\" done badly so many times.\n\nClancy's?  It's simple.  It's an Irish pub.  Food is a small notch above typical bar food, and the Nachos were surprisingly effective.  The pizza was reasonable, nothing special.  The burgers- I'm a fan.  Beer selection is decent, staff is more friendly than just about any in Scottsdale.  My friend took issue with his treatment by the ownership the last time there, but that's his cross to bear.  I guess they don't take kindly to Canadian Hockey fans during the Olympics threatening to commandeer the microphone to sing their national anthem.  Now THAT would have been some singing I'd have loved to hear.\n\nIt's a simple Irish Pub with simple bar food.  If you don't feel like an Old Town club but do feel like a drink, you can pull in, park, eat, drink, be treated well at the bar, converse, leave, and do so without any pain, then this is a solid place to do so.  In this area, sometimes simple is better.
__label__2 Ok, yes, I came back again because one of my co-workers really loves their tater tots. This time the Guiness tap was working and they also had Harp so at least with that you can do a black and tan. I ordered a Guiness as well and they even made a little shamrock in the foam. I had to give them an extra star for that.
__label__4 The owners really know their stuff. The food isn't over priced and they will get what you need if its healthy and available. Great selection of dog jackets. Good loyalty program.
__label__3 A little over-priced... but so is everything in ARIA. It is what it is on that front. I will go back for the food, the service and the drinks. It was great as far as I could tell, and it wasn't busy.. but neither was anything else at the time. The flavors were awesome, everything was fresh and tasty.. I say give it a try. I will be back Lemongrass!
__label__2 +/- decent food\n+ big portions (the soup is HUGE as was the various noodle dishes we got)\n- overpriced\n+ attentive servers\n+/- easy location to find in the hotel\n+ has it's own bathroom (at a lot of hotel restaurants you have to go back out into the lobby)\n+ in the Aria so part of the MGM chain so you can add it to your hotel bill if you're at any MGM hotel
__label__2 Actually between 2 and 3 stars...\nMarginally better than the Thai-Asian restaurant at Bellagio... but not by much... (although it is a more attractive looking place than Noodles). Ingredients are fresh and the service is adequate... it's just that the food is okay... nothing at all special.  \nPrices are typical for this category 'Strip' restaurant... not worth it... but no surprise. \nA good number of folks visit, as it's one of the limited number of  restaurants that are part of a comp package at Aria.
__label__2 We stopped into Lemongrass at Aria in City Center for a quick lunch. They offer an assortment of Asian dishes from appetizers to entrees to desserts. \n\nMy wife had noodles and I had a rice dish. (I can't remember the names, and they don't have an online menu). Regardless of the names, our food was very tasty.  But the dish that made it to the top of my experience was their Sweet Rice with Sweet Mango and Coconut. I could have (should have) ordered 2 more of those. \n\nThough there are better restaurants around, this place is good and you won't be disappointed.
__label__4 Food tastes incredibly fresh. Got the drunken noodle dish - it was a really large portion. Service is efficient. They have no problems accommodating patrons and can make your dish vegan if you ask them.\nBTW, unless you really don't care about costs, don't be fooled by the nonchalant offer of an alternative for a drink... my friend said yes to the coconut milk/water and then was shocked to see 12$ on the bill later on. ^^
__label__2 Aria was the closest hotel to us (Vdara), so we came here to eat. Initially, the girls wanted to eat at Blossom but it was closed and Lemongrass was right next door. I ordered the Wonton Noodle Soup ($14). I was already expecting it to be a bit pricy. The shrimp in the wontons were big but it was lacking in flavor. I added some hot sauce to my soup, which didn't do much. \n\nService was good. My glass of water was always full, even when I told them I didn't need any more.
__label__2 Very representative of the situation my wife and I often find ourselves in: it is hard to find good food on vacation. Lemongrass offers classically mediocre Thai food, plus you will get a 1 hour wait for absolutely no reason. Our meal: fried spring rolls ($10) these were clearly straight out of the freezer, no flavor, soggy vegetables; pho reeked of cinnamon ($15); Singapore Noodles Stir-fried rice vermicelli, BBQ pork, shrimp, onion, bean sprouts, bell pepper, egg, curry powder ($18) this was quite good and very spicy, earning Lemongrass 3 instead of 2 stars.\n\nPoor food, poor service, long wait. Do not make a reservation; I would suggest trying a different restaurant.
__label__1 After a night out and skipping dinner, we were starved! We really wanted to try the Mexican restaurant in Aria but they were closing (boo!). After asking which restaurants are still opened we chose Lemongrass. \n\nThe decor is pretty and modern. The booths are hard to get into though! You cant just slide in. On the table they have a cup with wooden/bamboo chopsticks. I personally think if it was an upscale Asian restaurant they'd be pretty and reusable but that's my opinion. \n\nWe ordered Tom Kha Chicken to start which was awesome. They didn't spoon the soup into individual bowls which I thought was odd. I guess I'm just use to Asian restaurants doing that. For our main course we had black pepper prawns, sweet and sour chicken, some kind of curry, and I think Chow Fun. All tasted good but weren't outstanding. I guess I've had better Thai/ Chinese food with better service for cheaper back home. But then again I have to give them credit for being open so late. \n\nAfter adding some sodas, beers, and white rice the total was well over $100. Overall I doubt I will return even for late night grub.
__label__1 Waited for ever for the host to appear. Never did. I had to walk into the restaurant and find myself a table. They need an complete overhaul of their staff. \n\nFood was standard thai. It was ok, nothing great though.
__label__2 Good, but not worth the price.
__label__4 This is hands down the best \"fine dining\" thai restaurant that I've ever been to.  It was conveniently located inside our hotel (The Aria) and was priced pretty modestly.\n\nWe started off with their awesome prawn  rolls, shared a chillean seabass, a lobster fried rice(was on their specials menu) and duck penang curry. All of these entrees were amazing and they made them with just the right amount of spicyness.  We asked for a 4/5.... and we were sweating ever so slightly...PERFECT :).\n\nWe ordered every single drink on the cocktail menu, all of which were awesome.  We opted not to get dessert, but our waiter was really nice and bought us a fried banana on the house.\n\nThanks for the lovely experience!
__label__0 If I could give this zero stars trust me I would. We had ordered Garlic Shrimp and Three Cups Chicken which both were supposed to have garlic flavor. The food came in 2 minutes indicating that it was not fresh. The food has no flavor of garlic.
__label__1 Visited this place on a night when they had some bands. Had a very difficult time getting attention of wait staff. Finally walked up to the bar and ordered two draft beers which ended up being close to 10 bucks. Several people - including us - tried to flag down a server and finally after about 40 minutes our orders were finished. The appetizer (an italian burrito?) was served to us still frozen inside. Soups were nothing special. Ribs were pretty good but unless you like LOTS of sauce, ask for it on the side. Bands were very good on this night. I ended up only drinking three drinks that night because that seemed to be all they wanted to sell me. Couldn't seem to get anyone's attention for more. Seems like if you are going to pay a band you want to sell the food and drinks a little better.
__label__2 my friend and I got free tix from the bellman which was nice. When we got there, 5 minutes late, we were almost turned away until they sd there was a table all the way in the back. We saw two comedians who were funny as hell but no server. \nFinally, one came and took about 6 orders then five minutes later, the show was over and the lights came on. We took our drinks to go (which were the cheapest we had in Vegas). \nAlthough the show was only 80 minutes, the server was great and the cheap prices will make me go back.
__label__0 DO NOT GO HERE.  We bought a bouquet for $50 that only lasted 2 DAYS.  I used to work in a flower shop and flowers should be lasting longer than that.  I am NOT HAPPY.  MONEY DOWN THE DRAIN
__label__2 Clearly, I was inebriated beyond belief. This was right after a glorious adventure at XS. I had met a new delightful friend and we walked here, or better yet stumbled here. The usual Denny's. Nothing special. We ate.\n\nUpon leaving, I hadn't realized it then but my phone accidently fell out of my pocket. Once I got back to my hotel room I noticed it was missing. Losing your phone in Vegas is pretty much losing touch with reality. In a fit of panic I called over and they were kind enough to hold onto it for me. \n\nAgain, still inebriated. I thought it was just a hop, skip and jump from my hotel room so I decided to walk instead of taking a taxi. It's approximately 6am, crazy hot and I'm walking. As I continue to walk, I begin to realize that it is ALOT further than I thought. Urgh.... \n\nFinally got my phone back with a pleasant txt msg waiting for me. I can exhale.\n\nThanks to this Denny's for holding onto it! Saved my life.
__label__1 Amid all the extravagant casinos, shows, and people handing out porn on the strip, a Denny's can be found to appease your \"cheap and greasy\" food desires. It's about what you would expect from a Denny's, food wise. However, I happened to be particularly disappointed in this Denny's for the following reasons:\n\n- Service. The water refills were few and far between. Hello? We're in the DESERT, and have most likely been drinking beer/alcohol all day. We need water, and lots of it. If you don't want to keep coming over to refill us, please just leave a pitcher on the table!\n\n- Music. I can't even fully describe the weird 80's jazz stuff they had on, but I will say it was too loud, and too annoying.\n\nThe food tasted like I expected it to, so that's a good thing. But the fact that I was sitting there parched and thirsty most of the time, while meanwhile drowning in bad music, kind of ruined the whole thing for me.
__label__0 Couldn't give an honest assessment of the food since we ended up walking out.  Waited nearly 5 minutes to be seated (there was no one in front of us when we got there).  First thing we see is a waitress complaining that the order she's holding was not what the customer wanted, and another waitress was kind of arguing with her about it.  FInally got seated, then waited at least another 5 minutes before our waitress came by, who happened to be the complaining waitress above.  She asked what we wanted to drink, my wife said coffee, and then I told her we're ready to order.  She then said we'll have to wait a minute and took off.  Again, we waited another 5 minutes, no coffee in sight, and noticed no one was getting their food, and another waitress was apologizing to folks about why it was taking so long.  We ended up walking out, which we rarely do unless service is horrible, which this absolutely was.
__label__4 before we went to vegas i checked out all the reviews before we went to the resturants and i told my boyfriend that dennys looked like a no because of all the bad reviews but i gave in and we went and had a good breakfast and cheap. cheapest meals ive ever had in vegas haha. if you are looking for fast service you arent going to get it, u gotta have patiences when u come here because they are extremely busy. but if your just there to chill and take your time its perfect. we actaually ate breakfast here 3 out of the 4 days we were in vegas. we never paid over 17 bucks for our meals and one morning we only paid 7 because they took forever to get my boyfriend his meal so they gave us it for free and then gave us a coupon for the next time. wewill be back,
__label__0 Before they remodeled, they were so fast with their service and the food was right on par with Denny's quality. I am a fan of Denny's, so for me to write a negative review about this place, they deserve it. \n\nI took my family here because I want to show them how awesome I thought they would be considering that this is the busiest Denny's in the world. It took 45 minutes for the food to come out, food was cold, and server too busy trying to make excuses for slow speed. \n\nServers: please note that most customers do not want to hear excuses. Most times, the best response from you is \"I'm sorry.\"
__label__4 This is a locally owned shop run by one of the best mechanics in town.  You will not find better bike service anywhere in the valley.  The work is good, the results are clean and the prices are fair.  As others mentioned, this shop is run by the owners and their pride in workmanship really shows through.  Before Curbside arrived, I used to visit multiple shops for parts and service. With Curbside's detail focused delivery, I have found my new bike shop.  Any service work is always thoroughly explained such to the point that I've learned more about how bikes work from the mechanic here than from the three other area shops that I used to visit.  Their pride in workmanship will keep me coming back.
__label__0 Sorry but first thing I should have noticed was that all the tables had a smiling child with a big pizza.  The adults weren't eating ..... another cry for another location.\nFirst of all, though I have found a well kept and clean bathroom in a bad resturant... i have seldom or never found a a good resturant with an untidy bathoom. The men room had not been checked in over 4 days, and the grout in the tile was a science experiment.\nThe lobster ravioli tasted  very very fishy and the 8-9 ravioli looked like teabags, not little meat/cheese pouches, and the sauce was  out of a can.... this meal was so bad it had be returned. As my partner and i finished off my Eggplant Parmesan ( two requests a for spagetti spoons later)  our replacement meal arrived Chicken Parmesan ... again with tomatoe sauce from a  can.\nI wish I were done!\nThe check arrives ... an unapolgetic $50.00..... No Nancy we are not in Olive Garden (The food would be better ) ..... No alcohol and i had no salad ..... Well, the secret to this misery is, no weren't \"Comped\" a meal, we were charged extra because Nancy's replacement meal did not come salad..\nThe resturant busness is tough......... so plezzzze leave it to professionals.( or at least have someone check the Mens room more than once a week)\nWould I go back sure/// but only after checking the restrooms.
__label__0 Howard the owner can be rude and unwelcoming. The rest of the staff are great.
__label__2 I came here once when I was having my car moved out to Texas.  Needless to say, my car was ridiculously covered with dirt and grime that hadn't been washed for about a year.  And hey, don't judge, I barely drove the thing and I really wasn't visibly obviously dirty.  Anyways, I was pleasantly surprised with what 5 bucks got you.  Sure, there were still a few spots here and there and the drying isn't phenomenal, but you can't beat the job it does in about 5 minutes.  Plus free vacuum?  I'd definitely come back and even sign up for the unlimited month if I was still in town!
__label__3 Superb facilities! You feel like you're in another world when you step into the Aria spa.  I didn't have any experience in the Salon so this review is mainly for the spa. I was pondering just getting the $30 day access (since I was an Aria guest), but i splurged for a massage as well--a hot stone massage will run you about $180. For the day access, they'll give you a wristband so you can use the facilities till 8pm if you choose.\n\nThings I liked about the spa:\n-Sleek, minimalistic/modern facilities \n-Easy check-in\n-Professional and friendly staff that give you your space when you want it\n-lockers with codes you can setup yourself\n-spacious stalls in the restrooms and separate changing rooms/shower areas\n-complimentary sodas, juices, water, coffee, etc\n-Hot Stone Bed Room: this was different than i thought it would be. There are about 6 beds total in this room. The \"beds\" are actually just platforms with tiles that heat up when you lie on them. So you're essentially lying down on hard ground and using a bamboo mat as a pillow. Not as relaxing as I anticipated. \n-Himalayan Salt Room: room with walls made of sea salt--you sit in lounge chairs that resonate and vibrate to the music that's playing. Each lounge chair comes with it's own set of headphone so you can get really lost in the music. This room is purposefully cold, i didn't see a noticeable difference in my mood or health, but it was kind of neat to experience. \n-Eucalyptus Steam room: This was fabulous....and they pump so much steam into the room so you can't see 5 feet in front of you. And you leave feeling like you got rid of all the toxins in your system. (Unisex only)\n-Sauna Cedar room: I didn't get to try this one, but have heard good things. \n-Three different jacuzzis with varying temps outside the steam rooms. (Unisex only)\n-Plenty of lounge chairs \n-Separate co-ed area which i didn't try out
__label__2 last stop on the \"cosmo food crawl \" \n\nStarting to feel the effects of the crawl but we gotta make a final stop for the restaurant that allegedly makes some of the best pasta in the U.S. \n\nAgain, sat in the lounge area of the restaurant. While waiting for the table, i tried a few of the chips that are complementary at the bar - very good ! had fried basil blended in with some bite to them - not sure if it was red pepper or not. \n\nWhile we were virtually ignored at Comme Ca, Scarpetta was the other end of the spectrum ( an not in a good way ) - our server was nice but man, way to pushy on trying to up sell, especially the drinks. \n\nWent with lighter wine this time - name escapes me but it was a $10 glass - nice. We also opted for some sparkling water - $9. \n\nOrdered the spaghetti ( $24 ) , the creamy polenta with fricasse mushrooms ( $16 ) and the branzino ( sis wanted the cod but the server almost insisted that the branzino was the way to go - she relented - $26 ) \n\nThe spaghetti was a joy - might be tad bit too strong in basil , but it worked for me. What surprised us was a little heat to the sauce - the server was also a little surprised to hear this ... to the point i don't think she believed us. \n\nThe polenta was extremely rich but dang good. the fricasse was better here than the mushrooms we had at comme ca and helped cut through some of the richness of the polenta. \n\nThe branzino was perfectly cooked, simple seasoning but great taste. nice. \n\nWe went with the amedei Chocolate cake ( basically a molton lava cake $11) with a toasted almond gelato and a salted caramel sauce ( the reason why we got it - $3) and then a separate scoop of tangerine sorbet. \n\nI tell ya, that tangerine was a heck of finish to our food fest - so frickin refreshing - I will go back for that every time i'm in the building !!
__label__1 I wanted to love Scarpetta, I really did. I was still mesmerized by the striking view I got to take in during the grand opening and determined to prove all of the reviews about the mediocre service wrong, but our waiter left me no choice but to report otherwise.\n\nI want to point out the highlights before I rip Scarpetta to shreds. I came in for Restaurant Week so got the pre-fixe menu and chose the yellowtail, short rib agnolotti, and coconut panna cotta. I thought the yellowtail had great flavor and was presented beautifully. My only complaint was that it seemed to be served a little on the warm side to me which is a concern when it comes to raw fish.\n\nThe coconut panna cotta/guava soup was not only delicious but beautiful too. The almost tart soup was a nice contrast to the creamy panna cotta-probably the best panna cotta I've ever had! Not too rich or too sweet, and again, perfectly balanced with the cold fruit soup. I usually don't go for dessert soups, but I'd probably come back just for that.\n\nThe view is killer-great front row seats to the Bellagio water show!\n\nNow for the bad.\n\nStrike one: Maybe this is just me being very nitpicky, but the presentation of the short rib agnolotti was just gross. The pasta was served in a wide, shallow bowl and the appearance of pasta in one thin layer with hardly any garnish (save the breadcrumbs which had a nice flavor) was just unappetizing. Also, the pasta was incredibly greasy. I've had pasta in brown butter sauce before that didn't look like that. The filling was good, very rich and flavorful, but the sauce was just off-putting. \n\nStrike two: for the duration of our dinner, a toddler continuously screamed at the top of his lungs, banged on the table, stood on the booth in which his family was sitting and annoyed the crap out of the surrounding diners. As a fine dining restaurant, it's your responsibility to make sure that the experience is just that, fine dining. Which means if you need to tell this family who cannot control their spoiled infant to beat it, in the interest of preserving the experience for surrounding diners, then do it. After an hour of embarrassing behavior and ugly stares from other tables, the dad who was elegantly dressed in board shorts, shower shoes and a baseball cap removed the child from the fine dining situation. I feel like the management should've handled this earlier, but God forbid they offend one person who is offending the entire restaurant. \n\nStrike three: our waiter was a dud. I get it, everyone has their off days, but I think this waiter's life was a series of off days. I'm hoping that his service standards weren't lowered because we were getting what was essentially a discounted menu, but I can't help that think this was the case. Discounted menu=less tip? Not always. But if your behavior warrants a tip to match the discounted bill then that's what you'll get. It took about 15 minutes for bread to come out and for the waiter to bring water. Then another 15 minutes for him to take our order for wine. And about another 20 minutes to take our food order. I shouldn't have to flag you down and tell you we're ready to order. That's not my job as a patron of the restaurant. I wasn't in any rush, but those lapses in time mean either this dude was just straight up inattentive or suffering the early stages of dementia. Everything about the dinner just dragged on unnecessarily. He was inattentive and seemed disinterested in our table-there were only two of us and we're definitely not high maintenance so I'm not sure what the issue was.\n\nOur waiter was in no way personable and just rubbed me the wrong way. Maybe we caught him on a bad night. Maybe he didn't feel like we deserved the attention that someone who was ordering off of the regular menu did. Regardless, in these economically unbalanced times, when so many people are opting to eat cheaper or stay home and cook, I feel like the restaurant industry should feel the pressure to give diners the experience they pay for. Even if we were getting your dishes for a reduced price-we are still dining in your restaurant and your standard of service should be equal across the board. You are a fine dining restaurant and I hold you to a higher standard than, say a Denny's. But if you perform like a Denny's waiter, I will tip you like a Denny's waiter. \n\n\nI'm not sure I would come back because I was truly annoyed with the service. Maybe I'd come back for the guava soup...and have it at the bar.
__label__3 The mediocre: Although good, the $24 spaghetti is not really justified by the price. Stay away from that chocolate cake. It's the heaviest, tiniest, piece of chocolate cake I have ever had. It's good, but WAY heavy.\n\nThe better: The short rib with farro risotto. Oh so yum! How can you screw up short ribs?\n\nThe OUT OF THIS WORLD: The panna cotta with guava soup and coconut ice cream. Very few desserts I eat are memorable. This one is VERY memorable. For a panna cotta, this dessert was extremely light and had just a hint of sweetness (I thought the guava was going to make it super sweet, but it didn't). I would come back and eat here just for this dessert. No joke!\n\nOur service was great. Request a table near one of the windows so you can see the fountain show at Bellagio.
__label__3 Yes, the spaghetti is really that good.\nNo exaggeration. (And I don't even like spaghetti that much.)\n\nRomantic. Make reservations in advance. Fairly quiet, so I liked it. Great view  of Bellagio fountains if you get a seat next to the window.\n\n(Same experience at the Scarpetta in Miami. The location in Miami is gorgeous.)
__label__4 Love it. Simply elegant food that is cooked to perfection. We were lucky to get good seats next to the window that overlooks the Bellagio fountain that made the meal extra special. The servers were numerous. We had a different person for almost every type of service; one guy who pours the water, another who seats you, another who takes your order, another who brings out the dish. It was very fun to get pampered. \n\nWe split the spaghetti and ordered mushrooms and brocollini as sides. The noodles were cooked perfectly and the tomato sauce is creamy with great flavors. Really a satisfying meal despite it's simplicity. The sides are as amazing as the main dish if not more! Again, we didn't order anything too exciting but the flavors are spot on. \n\nWill definitely come again and look forward to having the same dishes all over again.
__label__4 (1st review of 2013!)\n\nMy goodness, Scott Conant - you gave us THE best meal in Vegas, EVER!\n\nLocated in the new Cosmopolitan Hotel, Scarpetta's chic, dark, ambience welcomes you and your party (I observed some ranging from business meetings to bachelorette parties and everything in between, with different types of seating arrangements to  match) and the vibe was always cool and collected. The service felt disconnected - I would've removed 1 star because of that, but the food was so superb that I won't! We didn't have reservations because it was a last minute decision to dine there, but we were seated right away regardless.\n\nWe skipped appetizers and went straight for the entrees. My eyes went straight to the DUCK & FOIS GRAS RAVIOLI! My heart jumped for joy realizing that fois gras is completely legal to sell here! I ordered it and it was the right decision! The pasta was cooked perfectly and the savory filling had a creamy texture that was bursting with flavor. It was like the perfect marriage of poultry and red meat flavor. Definitely unforgettable! My husband enjoyed his TAGLIATELLE (with fall vegetables, truffle zabaglione & guanciale) - it was very comforting and hearty.\n\nWe were full, but were able to make room for dessert: NUTELLA AND VANILLA CREME BOMBOLONI which consisted of Nutella ganache, caramalized bananas & Nutella powder. WOW! The bomboloni (like donut holes) were lovely fluffy and crispy, filled with either chocolate or vanilla cream. The bananas were fantastic, as were the ganache and powder, adding decadent levels of texture.\n\nSo glad our impromptu evening of dining led us to Scarpetta. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!
__label__1 What a giant disappointment. We saved Scarpetta for our final night in Vegas because it was my first choice of a new place to try. We won't ever return.\n\nWe had reservations at 6:30. We arrived at 6:24. I know this because the hostess pointed to the clock and noted that she would seat us in 6 minutes, since our reservation was for 6:30 pm. They were not busy -- no one else was waiting to be seated and only two people were sitting at the bar. We had to ask twice to check a coat, even though they have a clearly marked coat check.\n\nAt this point, we just figured the hostess was inexperienced or having a rough day. Once we were seated, we were promptly greeted and placed our cocktail orders. Our drinks took almost 20 minutes to arrive -- although we could see there were fewer than 20 people in the entire restaurant and there were at least 5 servers standing around chatting. The rest of the night, the service remained scattered, at best. We were rushed through our first course, but had to flag down the server to order dessert. \n\nOn top of this, the server was constantly pushing us to \"upgrade,\" after telling us that most of the plates, as is, are pretty minimal and that most people end up having to add to them with a second round of orders. For example, I ordered the fritto misto salad, which runs $18. The server warned me I should order a second primi, as well. He wasn't kidding -- I got two bites of greens with a dusting of lemon and seasoning. In short, the portions are small even for an upscale, trendy restaurant.\n\nThis place has one saving grace: the tomato and basil spaghetti. I admit I'm pretty picky about Italian food after I lived in Italy for a summer. I understand that it's rarely as good in the States. Although it's not as good as you'd get in Italy, the tomato and basil spaghetti is done well here. It has a nice light sauce (it's not arrabbiata -- it's a pureed sauce), and the pasta was cooked perfectly al dente.\n\nI had the strawberry souffle for dessert. It was adequate, although it was fairly cool by the time they got it to the table. The coffee was fine, but the server forgot the extra shot of Frangelico I requested.\n\nOn the plus side, it's really beautiful. If you can get a seat in the windows, they overlook the Bellagio fountains (unfortunately, the window seats also overlook the Bellagio gardening sheds and dumpsters...so don't look down!). Overall, the decor fits in well with the contemporary vibe at the Cosmo. It's urban, beautifully designed, and hip. It's fresh, upscale, and open without being fussy or stuffy.\n\nAs beautiful as it is and as great as that pasta plate was -- I won't be back.
__label__0 Complete, utter, crap. Ignored by servers for hours after we sat down and it was not busy there.\n\nHad to ask for everything. Forks? Yup we didn't get those. Water? Had to constantly ask for refills by flagging down any passing staff.\n\nYou may think the food is really good only if you haven't actually traveled outside of the fast food box.\n\nI thought it was mediocre at best, but combine that with the horrible staff and the only experience you will have here is boredom.
__label__1 I was really excited for our dinner to Scarpetta with some friends. The service was good, but the food was very underwhelming. I just expected more from Scott Conant. The food wasn't bad, just average and at the prices you're paying to dine here the food better not be average.
__label__3 Had a wonderful meal here. The scallops appetizer was excellent thanks to the squash bed and accessory toppings. The Veal Loin was about as perfect as humanly possible. The Nutella Bombs were a nice sweet finish. All was helped by a polished professional waiter.
__label__3 Nothing like fresh pasta made in house! Came here with girlfriends and had top notch service. We all chose a buddy and split our apps/entrees, and Scarpetta was nice enough to halve our plates for us! \n\nDefinitely recommend the truffled foie gras ravioli! \n\nThe wine list was beautiful but appallingly marked up (300%). So we brought our own vino! ($35 corkage fee)
__label__1 After a fantastic visit to the NY location four or five years ago, I was excited to eat at Scarpetta again. Unfortunately our experience at the Vegas location was a huge disappointment. The food was still delicious, but it was completely eclipsed by the terrible service we received, and we left with a bad taste in our mouths despite that scrumptious pomodoro. Our surly server wore a perpetual scowl, avoided our eyes when we tried to flag him down, and seemed eager to flee the table as soon as he unceremoniously dumped our food down, without waiting to see if we needed anything else. You would think he didn't WANT us to order more cocktails or courses. Getting a basket of that delicious bread proved extremely difficult, let alone a second one. Worst of all, towards the end of our meal, three of us had finished our entrees, but two of us were still eating our shared pasta, when the servers started clearing plates, including said hard-won bread basket. They literally cleared every plate from a six-top except the one we were eating from. WHAT?! No. Unacceptable. Rule no. 1. Do not clear until everyone has finished eating! I cringed for the waiter but I was also very disappointed and shocked to experience this kind of service at a high end, expensive restaurant. Needless to say we felt rushed out and couldn't savor the last bites of our meal because everyone else at the now empty table was sitting there twiddling their thumbs. Going to a nice restaurant isn't just about the food - it's about the service, atmosphere, and overall experience. This is true everywhere but especially in Vegas. Scarpetta failed miserably on this front.
__label__2 The food is Good But way too expensive for what you get.  \n\nEssentially, this place serves elevated Chinese food.  They make what seem to be traditional Chinese dishes with elevated ingredients.   It sounds great, but I am not sure it was that much more amazing than what we would have gotten at our favorite Chinese restaurant back home.   Our final bill for two came out to $170 with tip, and back home a similar meal would have been $45 at most.   And to put it into perspective, we didn't order any of the more expensive items.   We got a  Beef Dish, A chicken dish, and an appetizer and a desert.  All the dishes were good.    I can understand that better ingredients warrant a higher price but this was a bit much.  If the prices were more reasonable, I would have given it a higher rating..     \n\nI will admit that the service was amazing.  There were multiple servers all concerned with every aspect of the meal.  The decor was amazing, it almost seemed like a cirque du soleil Set.
__label__1 I was excited to dine here... Until I dined. Unfortunately, I was disappointed by the food--simply mediocre and along the same line of Chinese food I could get for $40 rather than $240. The dim sum was decent but the snapper was dry and the prawns and curry just didn't work for me. The nightclub, to add, felt like a cave and my party and I left shortly after being escorted in. I will say, however, service at the restaurant was excellent.
__label__2 You know why I'm giving this place a three star? Because it just wasn't that memorable. I had to look through the pictures on Yelp! to remember even going here. I will say the atmosphere was VERY nice and the servers were also top-notch... but at the end of the day I wouldn't find myself running to go back for a second round. That's not to say the food wasn't great and the drink selections weren't wonderful... it was simply \"A-Ok.\", as the three stars imply.
__label__4 First time here! Food is good and customer service very good! Price is good! Love it!
__label__0 OK I'm a massive Nile Valley fan (for lunch) and love their wraps, so this is the basis on which I write my review - as a comparison...\n\nSo I've just nipped out starving thinking I'm gonna give this place a go, ordered a spicy chicken and aubergine wrap (as is customary) and then power walked home for the tasting... Chicken overcooked, lettuce limp, tomatoes just mush and something, though I'm not sure what, was off... Gross. A result of not enough customers so food just sits there but this is not a good way to get more through the doors. Sorry Khartoum, but that was baaaaaaaaaad. Can someone else go and check this out please?! Could just be a bad day but I'm not risking a second trip...
__label__1 The food was actually pretty tasty but the service I received spoiled the whole thing.  In this economy I'm not spending $8 on a 6 in. sub to be treated rudely.  I can go to Port of Subs or Capriotti's to the the same quality for less.
__label__3 I eat here often.  I love Town Square and Johnny McGuire's is a great sandwich shop in the heart of the shopping center.\n\nI normally get the Johnny, but this time I wanted to try the Bearcat sandwich.....which has Turkey, Bacon, Peppers, Cole Slaw, 1000 Island Dressing, Lettuce, Tomatoes, Onions.  It was very tasty, but also very messy.  The dressing and slaw were falling out of the sandwich....but it was good!\n\nAlso had a bag of the homemade chips....those are the best when their hot and fresh.\n\nWill I come back?  Absolutely!
__label__2 If you happen to be in the Town Square location you should definitely stop by. It's located on the 2nd floor across from the movie theater parallel to Blue Martini. Customer service is ehh, but you're there for the food, not the conversation. All the seating is made up of stools facing the window. That's good cuz you really don't have to worry when you get the food all over your face and hands. Each time has been a good experience so far with 2 visits under the belt, each time visiting with my brother. Each time we ordered a fatty Olympian consisting of grilled corned beef, turkey, pastrami, onions, peppers & Swiss, plus coleslaw, 1000 island & tomato. From my stomach's perspective they are liking this sub shop. Overall it's a nice place to grab a quick bite while doing some shopping at this outdoor mall.
__label__1 Their chips and fries are good.  We could've had more to choose from if the menus were all in the same spot.  One is by the door, the other is behind the counter.  Where one would figure a menu should be.  It was our first time there so we ordered.  Then saw a hotdog,...asked the girl at the counter where it was on the menu, and she said it was behind us.  Hmmm... of course the menu would be behind us.\n\nAlso, when we were there, there was no ice.  I asked the girl if there it just needed to be refilled, but she said just to wait until it makes more ice.  What the heck???\n\nCashiers could be a little friendlier.
__label__0 14 bucks for a meatball hero. Unreal. Walked out with my hands over my head....completely robbed. Place sucks.
__label__0 Bummer. I was just there a month ago and had a good sandwich. Stopped by Friday 7/27 and the place is closed with paper over all the windows.
__label__2 Foods okay. The chips were cooked there and its kinda quiet inside and not busy at all when I came on a Thursday's at 330 pm. I did a Togo order ...and order a salad ....and when I finally went to eat my salad ...they did not put a fork in there.....I was to far to go back....Was upset about that ...and the atmosphere was down ....the sandwich guy looked mad.... and the girl at the register was a little sad ...like she didn't want to be there.....this was my experience when I went.... Wow it's been sitting in rough draft for 1 or 2 years.... I wonder if it's still there and if so.... Is it the same ?
__label__1 Big Red Mango fan here!  I frequent the one in Cupertino, CA, and have visited the one in Vegas a few times, and am concerned with the new locations blending skills!  My blender was aweful and full of chuncks of ice...don't remember other locations EVER using ice to water down my blender!!!!!  Corporate RM obviously needs to visit this new location to make sure product quality stays up to standards!
__label__1 Tasty enchiladas, great salsa and flavorful beans but it ended up being a bit pricey for Mex fast food.  I ordered the 2 enchilada combo plate listed at $5.85, then added a soft drink and the bill ended up costing $9.50.  \n\nLooking at the receipt I see they charged $1.00 extra for having chicken - didn't see that listed on the menu and the cashier didn't tell me about it which was a bit of a surprise.
__label__2 Ugh. Don't ever let me pass by a large counter of desserts. \n\nThey had a variety of sweets and pastries on display so we decided to take some home. We got a cheesecake pecan bar and a oreo bar ($2.95) and a 7layer bar ($1.95). The cheesecake pecan bar would have been the best one as the crust was good, the bar was sweet, salty and creamy but it must have been older than the other bars as there was a slight taste of the refrigerator on it. Oreo bar was more like a brownie like cake and cream cheese with some oreo on top, not very heavy on the oreo taste. 7layer was pretty good. \n\nThey were cheap and decent for a late night munchie snack, but nothing I would go out of my way for.
__label__2 While at our stay in palace station, we decided to try the cheap eatery after midnight. We ordered the all-nighter skillet (2) and 1/4 classes  cheeseburger with fries (4) for 8.\n\n- Slow service. barely anyone was there and it took about 25min to cook a over-easy eggs and 1/4 burger patty. haha\n-Salty! fries so salty i was getting HTN.  \n- Skillet itself so oily. I swear it was almost a mirror now so greasy.\n- crispy hash browns. yum!\n- Not many drunks. :)\n- I don't think I come here for anything else. Only their all nighter deals 12am-6am\n- Must have boarding pass.
__label__3 I have only been to MADCAP once, to see \"Until the Light Takes Us\" - a documentary about KVLT Norwegian Black Metal. I am very excited to have a theater playing REAL independent films and cult classics nearby. I frequently visited Chandler Cinemas to see films put on by Midnight Movie Mamacita - Cannibal Holocaust, El Topo, The Holy Mountain, Re-animator, Black Christmas.. etc. I was very disappointed to see that theater go. When I found out that she'd been relocated to continue the tradition at MADCAP, I rejoiced. I look forward to seeing many movies here in the future.
__label__2 Hahaha... The name is just too funny! When I first heard about a new Chinese/Thai fusion? joint opening up close by, I asked myself, what in the world does Jacky Chan? a play on Jackie Chan's name? Maybe? Maybe not? Have to do with food? Nevertheless I actually think it's pretty funny.  \nOk, the food is really not too bad. Actually for the amount of food you get for your money is really good. Most take-out places don't even allow you to take soup to go, but they offer you 2 choices and package everything up for you. I usually get the dinner special, It usually comes with whatever you order, i.e. kung pao chicken, soup, rangoons, rice, and sweet and sour chicken. \nI have yet to try the Thai portion of the menu, but I would suspect it wouldn't be as good as the Chinese? That will be for another day.
__label__2 I'll cut to the chase.  The food is okay.  If you are in the area, and you want a quick bite, hit this place up.  If you have a hankering for some good Chinese food, I'd suggest you drive down to Spring Mountain, or better yet, California (the state, not the hotel).\n\nHaving just come back from LA, where I had some mind blowingly good Chinese, I was let down here.  I would put this restaurant in the same taste category as Panda Express.  It's tasty for what it is, but it's not really Chinese food.
__label__2 The food is okay. The rice is really weird.
__label__4 You will want to move here if you love macaroons, and if it were not for Aux Petit, I most definitely would.  They have a lot of different flavors, but the chocolate sesame and pistachio are my favorites.  The cookies are rich yet light, and not excessively sweet.  The ratio of cookie to filling is just perfect.  Stop in and grab a case (or two) of 20 or you will want to kick yourself afterwards.
__label__0 #8 on the National Registry of Places that Suck.  I stopped here only to wait for/meet someone.  It was over $15 for an orange juice and a weak sauce vodka tonic.  Why?  There are no white tigers lolling about, no girls in skimpy costumes, just people fresh from the pool trying to decide who's room they are gonna go upstairs and mess up.
__label__0 BEWARE!!!\n\nI used Total Eclipse to have a window re-tinted because the tint had been on the car for 7 years and was peeling.\n\nThey did the work quickly, and within about 45 minutes I was out of there with a freshly tinted window on my Lexus.  They told me to wait at least 3 days before I rolled down the window.  To be safe, it was more than a week before I rolled down the window.\n\nAbout three weeks later I rolled the widow down and hear a crunching noise, and when I rolled it back up there was about a 4 square inch area that was peeled and folded up and would clearly get worse.\n\nI took it back in immediately and the guy at the counter recognized me immediately.  I told him I was just there and he said \"Ya the Lexus right?\" so they clearly knew I had been there.  He had one of the managers come out and look at it.\n\nThe manager took a look and said it needed to be replaced and asked me for my receipt.  I looked around and couldn't find it but told him I was just there a few weeks ago and the guy at the counter remembered me.  He said that without a receipt he won't fix the window because I can't prove that I had the work done there!!\n\nSo I told him that the guy inside remembered me and that they had to have a copy of the receipt inside and he again said if I didn't have \"my copy\" he wouldn't warranty the work.\n\nSo I drove away with a damaged window tint and the crappy job that they did will now have to be redone by someone else, who will hopefully stand by their work.
__label__2 For the price, this place is not bad at all. I paid 5 dollars and had so many toppings I didn't know what to do with them or which to eat first.\n\nI had cheesecake frozen yogurt and of course the original. Topped with...get ready for this: cheesecake, reeses, graham, strawberries, mangos, pineapples, and more cheesecake so much toppings and yogurt that I had to share.\n\nDefinitely the talk of the town...then again, this may be their only yogurt place... doesn't compare to joy yees plus, but good for the price you pay and tastey
__label__2 Pretty expensive considering the price of one cup of frozen yogurt is the price of a meal at most campus restaurants.\n\nA good variety of things you can add on. \n\nDon't like the bubble tea, far from what I had in chicago chinatown
__label__2 I'm giving it a 3-stars for the Chai Latte that I ordered.  It was delicious and instantly warmed me.  Not too sweet which I like.  \n\nThe service...eh, maybe a 2.  The barista was a bit standoff-ish and rushed me.  I was the only person in line.  \n\nI also noticed no music playing.  Lame.\n\nOverall, if I lived in Pittsburgh, I'd be a somewhat regular.
__label__1 One of the worst coffee shops that I have ever gone to.  I went to this Crazy  Mocha location three times because of the convenience factor (I had a class next door at the Cultural Trust).  \n\nFirst off the chai is WAY too sweet and under spiced to boot.  I couldn't taste any spices that I could identify.  I suspect that they simply put milk in black tea and sweeten it.  Very disappointing.  \n\nSecond the coffee:  I generally order drip coffees as they are the true test of a coffee shop.  Crazy Mocha seems to universally brew weak coffee.  I also suspect that the coffee has been sitting for a while by the time I got to in in the mid afternoon.  It was so bad the second time I got it that I dumped it out after drinking about a quarter of it.  \n\nThe services is OK, not terribly fast or friendly.  They do however have decent wifi.
__label__0 WAY OVERRATED....It is HUGE but I found a hair in my food and I have been burping up what I did eat all day...It was $45.00 plus tip for 2 adults and 2 children....I WILL NEVER GO BACK!
__label__0 Hubby, son (11 yrs old), and I went here today. We have been to a similar establishment about a mile from it a few times, but wanted to give Lin's a try. So very sorry we did. \n\nThese were our issues, not neccesarily in order: The sushi looked as though it was leftover from previous days, rice hard, vegetable pieces inside were brown. Service workers had dirty hands/fingernails. When hubby was at the grill where you get together what you would like them to grill up for you, the worker drenched the utensil (that patrons are to use to pick up raw fish) with raw fish and its water. Food was not great, not even good.\n\nWe managed to find a few items that tasted ok, but it was definitely not worth the $43 we paid. And my stomach is upset as I write this, I feel nauseated.
__label__1 I really hate cold buffet food. Nd today all items were cold. Maybe we arrived too soon after opening but we had to leave and I asked for a refund. I was given a gift card for a return visit which was nice.
__label__1 I joined the club and wanted to enroll with a personal trainer. The manager Neemo was so uncommunicative.    When we did speak he acted like I was bothering him and very condescending.   Christine was no help either. \nFinally I connected with Corey and Lindsay and I am now a happy customer.  Thanks Corey and Lindsay.   Daisy.
__label__2 Eat 'n Park has become my standby in the area.  I truly do enjoy what I get at this little diner/fast food chain.  Ordered the following items:\n\nStuffed pepper soup and salad bar\nChicken noodle soup\nBlack angus BBQ burger with macaroni and cheese\nHot turkey sandwich\nPepsi\n\nI love the fact that I can serve my own soup and create my own salad at the bar.  I really love the fact that the salad bar has such good ingredients that are atypical for most places.  I would stay away from the pepper soup, it was not very good.  The hamburger is nothing special, but it tastes good, is not overcooked and has a good barbeque sauce with onions that are actually cooked.  The macaroni and cheese is better from Stouffers out of the freezer.  I abstained from the turkey and just relished in my burger and salad (spinach greens, cucumbers, cherry tomatoes, sunflower seeds, and balsamic vinaigrette).  \n\nI will continue to return.
__label__2 My problem with this is everytime I go in, there is either like three or four dudes standing around by the door that all say \"hi\" at the same time or no one around. \n\nAlso, someone's always coughing.\n\nOther than that, its a great place and usually has a nice group. Nice locker rooms and convenient location. LA fitness is the best because of thier hours, pool, and equipment. I like how they keep the cardio away from the weights because I never use weights. Thier treadmills and eliptical machines are good quality.
__label__0 The only reason I will be going here is that it's the closest gym to my house.  After my free 1 hour personal training session that came with joining, it will take all my energy to walk back into that place.\n\nI've never seen such high pressure sales tactics.  The dude trying to sell me their outrageously expensive personal training packages just wouldn't take no for an anwer.  When I said I needed to ask my husband about the extra money, he said \"I'm disappointed that your husband doesn't support you and you have to ask him about that kind of thing.\"  What an a-hole.  I walked out at that point (before I ripped his face off).
__label__3 I've read a lot of reviews for this gym and have to disagree with most. I've never seen a dirty bathroom or unfriendly staff member. \n\nTons of machines and free weights are up to date. Lots of cardio machines and benches.\n\nStaff is really helpful and overall friendly environment. \n\nI recommend the spin class on mondays and sundays and the cardio kickbox class on wednesdays.\n\nThe juicebar has plenty of great smoothies and nutritional foods to help you out when you need a little boost.
__label__0 Horrible service is an understatement.  Everything wrong. Lower your standards?
__label__1 thanks a lot cousin....\n\ntried this place cause cousin said it was good..like REALLY good and they had a segement on a food show (forgot which one)\n\nplace is in a plaza and the restaurant is pretty cute, had all these lil notes on the wall\n\nOrdered tripe and steak pho and the soup is pretty good...NOT super bomb but it was definitely good for the moment since i havent had an asian meal for couple of days...the beef was a lil tough? tripe was good....the portion was a lil smaller than im used to, i had to eat some from the large bowl's order....\n\nThis is the part that got me and makes me never wanna come back....there was a SMALL ass cockroach in one of the orders....and it wasnt there on top waiting to get noticed! it was drowned IN the noodle for quite some time....and i was eating from that bowl...i almost gagged!  Hey, im from chinatown and i know im used to seeing that but still!\n\nso we told the hostess/owner/whoever she was, and she looked like WOW...and she didnt apologized! she just looked at it and was like no and took our chopsticks to the kitchen....comes back! and said she doesnt know how it got there and that they were cleaned....\n\nlady, its fine....shit happens ok...but damn....dont give me this whole speech about its not impossible and blah blah....its ok! but the fact is i asked her if she could just comp the order or something, she didnt seem like she wanted to budge and she offers us $5 off....\n\nno offense,....$5 off? lady...there was a cockroach in the bowl for quite some time and you think $5 will suffice?! i seen better deals from 5 stars restaurant...and i know this restaurant has a reputation to uphold since it was on tv...\n\nnever again...
__label__2 I didn't eat there so this is going to be sweet and short people:\n\nIf you find yourself thirsty and craving a beer while around the Venetian, this place is worth checking out: during happy hours (5-7 pm), Dos Equis drafts are $3 and margaritas (loaded with ice, but stil) are $5.\n\nSit down, unwind and enjoy the fake Italy surrounding you. It's not that bad when your expectations are rightly set.\nRepeat, and leave to get dinner somewhere else.
__label__1 I had ordered on the phone for my order to go. When I picked my order up it was fast. So when I got home I could not believe the small portions that was in the the bag. I had ordered the penne franco  and the Italian classics dishes. For the amount they charge it is a ripoff. My strong suggestion is to head over to Romano's Macaroni Grill. Much more worth it.
__label__0 We have been coming to this location since it opened and we have always enjoyed a nice family meal. I've actually moved to North Phoenix and we aren't exactly near to this location any longer. But, when I pick up my daughter from her Dad's this is our fave place to go. I chose the lentil and sausage soup and the house salad for dinner. I've noticed that their salads have been shrinking in size for some time now. Now, they come to the table half the size that they used to be, no pepperoncini's, and a very dry salad..... Tonight's meal however would be made extra special by the presence of a long, light colored hair in my bowl of soup. I'm a brunette so, it was not mine. The manager removed the item from my bill and offered a free dessert to make up for the \"hairy\" soup. Needless to say we will not be back to this location anytime soon if ever at all. \nEpic fail Carrabbas's..... We never expected anything like this to happen at your restaurant.
__label__4 Love this place!  Everything I have tried is excellent!  I love ordering online and doing takeout.  Great healthy yummy food!
__label__3 This was my first stay at the Hyatt Place Mesa and can honestly say it was a really pleasant experience.  I usually stay pretty close to Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport for the convenience, but decided to venture out and stumbled on this place during my last business trip to the Phoenix area (June 2009). \n\nBased on how clean the lobby, hallways, elevators and room were, this hotel has to be relatively new.  Front desk staff was quick in greeting and even quicker in check-in.  I was put in a king size bed room on the 3rd floor.  You really notice how clean the place is when you first walk into the rooms.  When you walk in, to the left is a small wet bar with mini-fridge, sink and a coffee maker that makes individual cups of coffee.  Unlike most hotels, they Hyatt Place doesn't fill the mini-fridge with ridiculously priced mini-bottles of booze or M&Ms...the mini-fridge is empty and is there soley for guest use.  Next is a small desk that sits across from a living room area with a sectional couch with an ottoman to toss your feet up on.  Of course, every room as a 42\" flat panel HDTV with HBO and some other HDTV channels.  The bathroom set up is a little weird in that the sink is outside of the bathroom, and the bathroom only contains a toilet and shower/bath...which may be crowded for a family of 4, but is perfectly fine for the lone business traveler.  They provide you with the typical Hyatt Portico Spa brand toilettries.  The bed was comfortable and the temperature of the room is controlled via a digital keypad.    \n\nThe fitness center is relatively small, but has enough cardio equipment to squeeze a run in...besides, it's not the brightest idea to run outside in the Phoenix heat in June. \n\nThis is not a 5 star hotel by any means, but it is not meant to be.  It's utilitarian for the business or leisure traveler.  Plus,  I always think it's funny that a lot of the higher-end hotels that I stay at while on vacation routinely charge you for Wi-Fi/Internet access and never give you a free breakfast...but both are offered gratis at the Hyatt Place.  So kudos to Hyatt Place for accomodating the business traveler.  \n\nThe hotel was pretty empty during my stay, which leads to the only downfall of the Hyatt Place Mesa.  This hotel is about 20 minutes away from the airport and is tucked behind the gigantic Bass Pro Shop and Mall right off the 202 highway, so you pretty much need a car to get to anything around the area.  It is a little off the beaten path, but what you get in return makes up for that.  Plus, being this far away from the airport, you never hear the roar of those annoying airplanes.   \n\nFriendly staff, prompt check-in, free Wi-Fi, free breakfast, free parking, business center, comfortable rooms that are very, very clean, and a 42\" flat panel when you just need to kick back after a busy day and unwind by squeezing in a little ESPN Sportscenter before bed.  I'd definitely come back to this hotel.
__label__3 One of the best Hyatt Place hotels I've stayed at. Clean, comfortable and friendly, accommodating staff. They even have a putting green (that I didn't get to use)! Centrally located near the Bass Outdoor Superstore & Mall, near the 202 and 101 freeways. However, they could maybe upgrade their breakfast service a bit. Will come back, excellent value.
__label__3 I LOVE this hotel and the staff! When I come back to the Phoenix area, I will stay at the Hyatt Place again and again They have shuttle and will take you to Casino Arizona or to Main and Sycamore light rail and bus stop. \nI'm NOT a big fan of their breakfast!!
__label__0 I think I must have been there the same day as Ron H!!  As Ron mentioned, this is Spring Training time in Scottsdale.  There actually aren't that many breakfast places around in Old Town, and David's should be taking full advantage, but we won't be back next year... sorry David. \n\nI'm just going to list the problems we encountered:\n1. Seated and ignored.\n2. A table of four came in after us, and they were eating within minutes of our order finally being taken.  They were seated right next to us, so it wasn't as if we couldn't be seen!  The young lady who finally took our order must have been on her first day, but seriously... hello, anybody in there?\n3.  The OJ is fresh squeezed and very tasty, but they can only make one glass at a time.  It is not chilled.  The OJ was gone by the time breakfast arrived.\n4.  My husband ordered a breakfast sandwich.  I am not a traditional breakfast person, so I ordered a turkey sandwich.\n5.  We sat there and sat there and sat there.  The narrator's voice of Hells Kitchen was playing in my head, \"and the guests were getting impatient.\"\n6.  Finally, a waitress (not ours), inquired if we had been served yet (since the previously mentioned table of four were leaving after consuming their meals).  She hustled  back to the kitchen and came out with our order, apologizing for the delay.  I figured it was our dingbat server's fault, and I did not hold it against the establishment as a whole, except for the fact no one was following said dingbat around to make sure she was doing her job.\n7.  Our food arrived.  My turkey sandwich was tasty, but I was noticing the \"3 slices of bacon\" promoted on the menu were absent.  I thought about complaining, but then my husband, after taking his first bite of his breakfast sandwich, said \"taste this bacon, it is the saltiest bacon I have ever eaten.\"  OMG, what an understatement!  It tasted like they rolled the bacon in salt, fried it, and then rolled it in more salt and slapped it on an egg sandwich.\n8.  Hubby complained... I decided not to complain about my asbsent bacon.  They offered to make him another (he requested sausage instead) but the whole process took so long, my husband finally cancelled the order.  We were in there well over an hour by this time.\n9. The older guy (maybe this is David or the manager) was very apologetic, offered to take it off the bill and wrap up the new sandwich to go, but hubby decided he was probably better off not taking a chance.
__label__3 good fries
__label__4 I was impressed with David's Hamburgers and Mexican food. The building is a cozy little 50's themed outlet in Scottsdale. The music matched the decor and was enjoyable. The place was clean, not spotless, but clean. \n\nI ordered the guacamole burger. It came with pepper jack cheese, bacon, lettuce, and tomatoes. You can also get fries, onion rings, or cole slaw included in the cost of the burger. I got fries. I also got a Dr. Pepper. The fries were good, but nothing noteable. The burger was also good. Perfectly cooked to what I ordered. The guacamole was amazing and everything else was good.\n\nWhat really stood out to me was the service here. My server was a slender middle aged man with grey/white hair and glasses. I sadly did not catch his name. He gave me PHENOMENAL service. I was greeted promptly, he was knowledgeable about the menu, he checked back on me often, but not too often. My beverage was NEVER empty and he was professional in his conduct. He even gave me a to-go cup so I could have Dr. Pepper when I left. I sincerely hope that all of their staff are this way and that he is recognized for his AMAZING service. I will return to David's on this aspect alone.\n\nTo conclude, the food was good, the building was pleasant, and the service was PERFECT. I recommend you try David's Hamburgers and Mexican Food.
__label__2 Maybe I'm used to Thai food from LA so I would only give this place 3 stars. For lunch, it's cheap, right on a student's budget of less than $10 a meal. But, the food was just not what I was used to. I love love love green curry but the one I ordered came out looking more like gray curry. There was no hint of sweetness that I was used. A little disappointing, but I didn't complain since I was hungry.\n\nTheir redeeming quality, however, was the service. Excellent, friendly staff that took the liberty to split the bill for the entire table for us. They will probably be the only reason I come back.
__label__1 En pensant \u00e0 ce que je voulais dire \u00e0 propos du March\u00e9 Bonsecours, je me disais un peu la m\u00eame chose que Virginie. C'est un tr\u00e8s bel \u00e9difice et de l'ext\u00e9rieur, il est assez impressionnant. Par contre, pour moi c'est l\u00e0 que \u00e7a s'arr\u00eate. \u00c0 chaque fois que j'y rentre, je trouve que \u00e7a deviens un centre d'achat trop chi-chi qui est fait pour les touristes riches seulement. On dit y exposer des oeuvres d'artistes qu\u00e9b\u00e9cois et montr\u00e9alais, mais on dirait que toutes les choses se ressemblent et sont beaucoup plus dispendieuses qu'ailleurs. Allez-y si vous \u00eates en visite juste pour le voir, mais ne vous attendez pas \u00e0 \u00eatre impressionn\u00e9 \u00e0 part pour l'architecture du b\u00e2timent.
__label__2 It Was closed but   The Building  is Awesome and the Locations on the water is Fantastic
__label__1 Marche Bonsecours......I thought this was going to be a pretty awesome place to check out some local wares, food, and whatnot but as it turns out this is nothing more than a crappy shopping mall.  Although the market looks great on the inside....there wasn't much to draw you in for long periods of time inside.  A quick breeze through the doors and we were done.
__label__1 After a week of attending this yoga studio, I was no longer able to ignore my loudly-clanging bullshit detector, and had to quit. Nothing personal against this particular franchise...my beef is with Bikram yoga in general. Doing a Bikram class feels like working out at the Jonestown Athletic Club!\n\nBikram devotees strike me as slightly brainwashed in their adherence to the cult of Bikram. This is reinforced at the end of every class, when everyone utters a monotone \"Namaste\" in unison, while laying flat on the floor with heels touching and palms out. Heaven's Gate, anyone? \n \nAnother thing I found creepy is that the instructors are required to recite pretty much word-for-word from a script. Funny quips and jokes are more robotic, less funny when you've heard them over and over (\"Japanese ham sandwich\"). They also have to repeat Bikram's mangled English (\"Put your exactly forehead to your knee\"). Exactly forehead? WTF is that?\n \nI'm not blaming the instructors -- it's Bikram himself (Bikram Choudhury, who devised this regimen in the early '70s) who insists that all his franchisees follow his shtick TO THE LETTER if they want to keep teaching. Yes that's right -- FRANCHISEES; it's a freakin' FRANCHISE that will set you back $10,000 and then $1,000 a month. That's in addition to the $10,500 fee for taking the required instructors' course. Think of all the Bikram studios across the U.S. The humble yogi is raking it in!\n \nWell, at least he's honest about it. Direct quote from Bikram: \"Bikram yoga is so big. This is a bathroom slipper you buy (for) $2 in Kmart. But you put Bikram on it, it'll sell for $35 in a second.\" I'll give him props for his balls. Oh, speaking of his balls, here's another direct quote: \"I'm beyond Superman. I have balls like atom bombs, two of them, 100 megatons each. Nobody fucks with me.\"\n \nIndeed, back in 2000 he sued a couple of yoga techers in CA for teaching a modified version of Bikram (they had the audacity to add music and lower the thermostat in the room from the sacrosanct 105 degrees, 40% humidity). The case was settled out of court.\n \nIn addition to these ethical quibbles, I'm not so sure about the health benefits of doing a strenuous workout in a 105-degree room. They say I will sweat out all the \"toxins\" in my system. As far as I know, sweat is just salt and water. I didn't see any booze, shrooms or trans fats rolling down my face.\n \nI was going to finish my 30-day trial membership at Bikram Yoga Summerlin, just to give it a fair shake. Maybe I'd end up getting over my reservations, lose 10 pounds, become more grounded, and be able to sleep well again....??? \n \nThen I came to my senses and went back to Las Vegas Athletic Club... which costs me $9/month and offers a variety of un-copyrighted, unpretentious yoga classes. Holla!
__label__1 There for lunch and am not impressed.  The burger was fine, but not exceptional.  The service was slow and sloppy.  There were two people in the restaurant when we arrived, they left and two more came in, so it certainly wasn't a busy lunch hour.
__label__0 Even by airport standard this place is a complete joke.  I know its a money grab, but even still,  I cant believe the great Sammy Hagar would even put his name on this garbage.\n\nThe food is gross, the place doesnt feel clean, there are plastic utensils, its way over priced. \n\nJust grab a sandwich from a kiosk or eat on the plane or better yet, starve.  Any of these options are better than this complete dump.
__label__3 I love thai food and eat it whenever I can. This is the first place in the whole valley I have found that serves my favorite dish evil jungle princess. It is so tasty and they do it very well. They are always busy and servers are always working hard. My fiance has had a few different dishes and is always happy with his picks as well.
__label__3 My wife and I had breakfast at Margie's yesterday before catching a flight back to Boston.  The coffee was good, the bagel-and-egg sandwich was good, the place was clean, Margie was a friendly soul, and her husband, who was there helping her in the early morning before going on to his job, was interesting to talk to.  We talked to Margie and her husband about their family (5 kids and 4 grandchildren; or is it the other way around?) and their origins.  It was a perfect example of the value of going to an owner-operated coffee-shop, as opposed to a chain--a chance to have a decent breakfast while connecting to people who are interesting and want to talk to you.  I would happily go back there the next time I have a chance.  Good luck, Margie!
__label__3 The crew here is the best...The hawaiian guy in the front makes you not even think about stealing. The mobile department always hooks it up when it comes to the best plans. Great staff!
__label__0 Maybe some locations just have bad kharma and are not meant to succeed....like a cold spot in a  haunted house,  this place just kind of makes me uncomfortable. Bad feng shui perhaps - or maybe it was the nasty food, drinks and slow service. I am really not sure. \n\nWhen I heard the beautiful story of the chef,  taking his crew from a franchise  to his own  start-up restaurant, every dot-com bone in my  body wanted  to enjoy  this place! \n\nThe service was slow and inattentive - even  though the place was pretty empty.  Camille H did a great job of describing  our food - I,  however, would put up a good umbrella stick fight about ordering the polenta with cold shredded chicken ever again. I still have to fight the gagging reflex every time I  think of that soupy substance they tried to pass off as hummus. The ceviche was good, but the crackers  were not.\n\nI won't go back.
__label__0 Had a really bad experience here this afternoon....bartender served as waiter and he was more interested in the hot chick sitting at the small bar that us.  \n\nThe salad we ordered was limp - dressing not as tart as listed.....ordered the grilled veggie side dish for $4.99 and it had one small red pepper and two slices of squash....total rip-off.  \n\nMy salmon burger was ground, processed fish mixed with onions and was tasteless, and not cooked as ordered.  Wife's chicken entree' was listless as well.  Service was inattentive and slow, waiter didn't know his menu for helpful suggestions......this place will be out-of-business by Christmas......bad, experience folks.....sorry.
__label__3 Let's get fired up! *Claps* and *spirit sprinkles*... sorry the ex-cheerleader couldn't help but think of that chant when I walked in.  =P.  Okay, now we can talk about the joint.  The first thing that came to mind when I walked in was, this place has some character!  What a refreshing change from the overpopulation of chain restaurants on Ray road.  I was greeted immediately as I walked up to the front door, and the service continued to impress me throughout the entire meal.  I was waiting for my friends to arrive, so I decided to take advantage of the last few minutes of Happy hour and order a hummus tray and PAMI tini (Pomegranate martini). The Martini was very good, not as sweet as most places, which I prefer.  The pita bread on the hummus tray was fantastic, toasted just perfectly.  Of the trio we preferred the chipotle and pesto, the jalape\u00f1o cilantro was a little bland and surprisingly not spicy.   For dinner we all ended up ordering the same thing, so I can only report on one item.  It was their baked rotollo ... and it was fantastic!  It was like a huge manicotti stuffed with cheese, veggies and pesto, then topped with more cheese and red sauce.... an Italian vegetarians dream!  Fired up grill is a hidden gem in the middle of the chain mafia in Chandler. I'll definitely be back.
__label__0 So sad to have to update my review, because I've been here and actually enjoyed it, but a few Saturdays ago we went here for lunch and had the worst experience ever! They had one server/bartender for the entire restaurant. They weren't too busy, but the service was absolutely horrible. When we walked in we wait for about 5 minutes to be seated. We weren't greeted, and eventually just decided to sit ourselves. Took quite a long time to get any type of service, and when we need, the waiter needed to be reminded three times just to get our drinks. We finally ordered our food, pasta and a salad for me, and a burger and fries for my boyfriend. Once our food was delivered, it was cold. The fries looked and tasted like they came directly from Mcdonalds, he never came to check how the food was or if we needed anything, and he forgot my salad. When I reminded him, he apologized and brought it to me once I was almost done eating, and then had the nerve to charge me for it. This place is overpriced for the food and the terrible service, we will not be coming here again.
__label__2 It's so close by and the happy hour menu is a great deal, and so we keep going back. But every single time we go I get annoyed with several things. First, they only offer three beers on tap. Second, the service is always spotty. A server will be uncomfortably over-attentive at the beginning of the meal, then we have to hunt him down to get the check. I never understand this. It always seems delaying the bill is a huge liability. I wonder how many people have walked away from a meal without paying. The food can be spotty too. At this meal we got two regularly priced items and two happy hour items. One of the cheaper items, the calamari, was our favorite dish. The most expensive item, the elk meatballs, were bland, dry, and a sure never-order-again.
__label__1 We ordered the mozzarella cheese balls which were delicious... especially with the sauce that it comes with. However, the service was extremely slow... it took nearly an hour to get our food. The manager came and apologized... she was a sweet heart and definitely wanted to make sure we had a good experience.\n\nOnce our food came out we were still disappointed. My boyfriend ordered the bison which was smothered in a brown sauce. The sauce made the bison taste disgusting :( and i ordered the salmon pasta. The pasta was really great but after about 8 bites it was a bit too rich for my taste. \n\nAlso, we sat outside on the patio eating our dinner. A husband and wife pulled up right next to our table in their jeep (in a non parking space) and their dogs were barking at us the whole time we were there lol. I am an animal lover but i certainly don't want to be barked at by animals while trying to enjoy my dinner. \n\n...on a positive note... the pumpkin cheesecake was fantastic
__label__0 So dirty I was afraid to take my shoes off. Is there a way to give a quarter star?
__label__4 Very fast, proffessional and a good value.
__label__1 Good God. This store is a mess. I'm giving it two stars because it has everything I need. This is me being generous.\n\nI came in to buy a new case for my iPhone, which turned into buying two new cases (one for my new \"let's run a marathon for a charity venture\"). I was exhausted from a stressful morning, so I wasn't quite with it....so I am putting the onus on \"Silvia\", the Apple \"Specialist\" who was \"helping\" me. Help is putting it mildly. I had to deal with her typical condescending attitude (yes, I know...it's an Apple store).\n\nIn any case, she proceeded to sell me two iPod touch cases without correcting me. If I had a normal day, I would've picked up on it, but I was put through the ringer in earlier in the day. \"Silvia\" should've known better than to sell me two different iPod touch cases for my iPhone4. \n\nThere was one positive though. She did help get my phone out of it's current case, which was a bit challenging, but then she undid her kind deed by complaining about how she chipped her nail to other customers and blamed me for it while I walked away. \n\nThis morning, I came back, to return my cases. I saw \"Silvia\", but I chose to go with another \"Specialist\", who was happy to take care of me. This \"Specialist\" then informed all the other \"Specialists\" that they need to keep an eye on what they are selling, and make sure it's for the right item.\n\nTo the new \"Specialist\": Thank you. To \"Silvia\": I hope you took a lesson from this.\n\nEliteness....
__label__0 they charge a 10% restocking fee. The employees will not tell you about it till you bring the item back, even if you ask about the return process.
__label__1 They not only failed to fix the problems with my computer, but they crashed the drive in the process. I walked out having paid for a new drive, new memory, and come home to discover the problem with my computer still exists.\n\n\nThis apple store is filled with distracted, spun out, mediocre employees whose best skills must lie somewhere outside the field of their employment. Their heir of entitlement impedes their work ethic, and makes for lazy, half ass jobs from people who, in past eras, would be genuinely thrilled to help you.\n\nI brought my computer in dec 24th, stayed for two hours as the techie assured me that i was wrong about my computer and that it was an easy fix. His solutions only exacerbated the problems, and so he kept the machine for a deep, 24 test of the SOFTWARE. this is what he told me- they would be testing the SOFTWARE, along with general hardware issues. He said I should have it back by the 26th.\n\nI called mid day the 26th. The operator seemed confused by my call. \"OH!...uh yeah they are still fixing it\"  TRANSLATION: They had not even started.\n\nKeep in mind, I told them from HOUR ONE that i was leaving for New York on Thursday, the 29th, so i had to resolve the issues by then or make arrangements to ship.\n\nBasically, i spent the next few days...all the way up to ONE HOUR from going to the airport, on the phone with them, dealing with what they actually did, s what they SAID they would do. No one in the store seemed to be communicating with each other.\nI even had to remind them to install snow leopard, not leopard...which is what i had installed on the drive before it failed. \"your computer is ready!\" oh, wiat, no its not, because you didnt bother to see what OS was on there before you installed the new drive. thanks.\n\nAfter buying a new hard drive, and new memory, the two things their Geniuses said were causing the problem, I come home to find that my computer still has the same issues. I'm not sure I understand how the software could have passed this amazing 24 hour test they did. I'd place a rich bet that they got distracted in their testing, and once they found problem X and Y, they did not complete the mission, and thus I am left with less money, less time, and less patience with apple and anyone who is not interested in delivering excellent customer service.\n\nSave the beer bong and speed pills for after hours. Pride in your work should not be a sentiment only found in history books
__label__0 I went in and asked if I could get my computer that was repaired. The employee responded with, \"I don't know, can you?\"\n\nHis response was rude  and very uncomfortable. He then made me wait for 25 minutes as he continued to just stand around. \n\nOnce again, terrible experience. Do NOT go to this store.
__label__2 Nice store, but now after a couple visits here, I actually drive 25 min to the Chandler store because they always seem to have more friendly, helpful employees. Enough said. With 3 iPhones, 3 iPads and 3 MacBooks in our family I've always had a pleasant experience in Chandler.
__label__3 Hi, my name is Tigra, and I'm an Apple.\n\nI love Apple. I love this store. I love some of its staff. I make appointments online or via the Apple app on my phone. Sometimes they'll over book and you'll have to wait a while past your appointment time. I'm a pretty patient person, especially when I'm acknowledged, and this is usually this case. I've only had one guy who was rude, never acknowledged that I was waiting, and had the worse laissez-faire attitude. We do not take laissez-faire when it comes to our tech lifelines, mister! Luckily, he was only one amongst dozens. \n\nThey've saved my (ancient) MacBook Pro from what I know is inevitable. They have no problems swapping out a faulty iPhone, as soon as they do their obligatory water test. They even replaced a charger that had stopped working on my DD's phone, and we didn't even have Apple Care for that particular phone. \n\nLarge store with lots of test items and lots of accessories. Nice view of Scottsdale Rd outside the main window. A familiar view for all who've sat at the Genius bar awaiting the verdict on their products.  I may or may not have cried at that counter after finding out photos were lost during a botched software update attempt. \n\nThey get extremely busy during weekends and in the evenings. I suggest making an appointment for any and everything; even if it's just a question. If you don't make an appointment online they accept walk-ins too, you'll just have to wait longer for them to squeeze you in.\n\nWell organized during the new product release. There was 1 line for those who pre-ordered and a separate line for those who did not pre-order.
__label__0 The customer service at this store is horrible. I went in yesterday because I was having trouble with my iPhone. I walked up to an employee at the Genius Bar and told him what was going on, he looked at his iPad and told me I'd have to come back in 3 hours so someone could look at it for me. I was astonished because there was at least 5 employees standing in a circle talking amongst each other none of which were helping any customers. Needless to say, I turned around and walked right out. Went to T-Mobile instead and experienced the best customer service. Disappointed with Apple and I probably will never buy another one of their products.
__label__4 Probably my favorite Apple Store besides the one at San Tan Village. Everyone at this location has always been helpful. I've purchased two laptops here and was always offered advice and suggestions for what I was planning on using them for. Only complaint is about the repair prices which seem extremely high in comparison to some third party retailers.
__label__1 This place seems like a tourist trap. The food was not great. Wish we had gone somewhere else.
__label__0 BY FAR THE WORST PLACE I EVER WAS IN \n\nGirlfriend ordered soup which was cold. Her friend and myself ordered salad which after 15 mins we had to remind our waitress to bring out to us.Told waitress to cancel the order of bread sticks because they it was over 20 mins since we put the order in for them, she insisted to bring them to us and CHARGE us for them..and  the bread sticks where a day old loaf of bread cut into sections...
__label__1 Every time I go to the Strip and do not eat at Primanti's I feel like I'm cheating on my significant other.  Still, in the name of trying new things, we tried a brunch with friends at Bella Notte a few Sundays ago.  They do make a decent bloody mary, which is a good start.  I ordered a couple slices of pizza with various toppings and my date ordered a calzone.  My pizza came out cold and her calzone was piping hot from the oven.  Like some other reviewers have noted, if you order things that take different cooking times, you can expect some things to be cold.  Their kitchen can't seem to get it together enough to present all the food at a reasonable temperature.  If I go back, I'll try order something that takes a long time to cook like a calzone.  Or I'll just go to Primanti's.
__label__4 LOVE this place.. we come here every time we come to Vegas.. you can find anything and everything here for a souvenir!
__label__0 Horrible food.  Yes, it's cheap, but no cheaper than Boulder or Fiesta, and they are MUCH better.  The food at Cannery Row either has no taste, or is so overcooked and dry.....or is both tasteless and dry.  We never use our free buffet coupons - ever.  That should tell you something...we won't even eat there for free.  \n\nSkip this place - for the same price, there are much better options out there.
__label__3 I've been really into froyo since trying Pinkberry on my various trips to LA. I've been on the hunt for something close back here in AZ. I've read the previous reviews and I think they must have improved a lot of the problems since I've discovered it because I haven't been aware of any of them.\n\nI think this place is the best in froyo against the Mojo and Yogurtland I've visited. I like that they have a variety of flavors but am bummed when I go in and they don't have them. As long as they have the original tart I can be happy.\n\nMy favorite flavors are green apple and mango, and the fruit is always fresh and sweet. The place is decorated like any other cute little froyo joint and the girl behind the counter is always nice. Although I can't imagine what it must be like when it's packed and people are asking for samples because whenever I go in it's not busy.\n\nOverall, it's a low-key and tasty froyo spot. It's a bit far from where I live but it's worth the drive for good frozen yogurt. I also dig the reward point system they have - it definitely makes the trip a bit better.
__label__0 Unbelievable bad customer service and lack of attention to basic restaurant customer requirements.\nWe were looking for a Happy Hour on a Thursday, and found them online listing their Happy Hours as 4-7 so went in at 6:00 pm.  There were two booths open in the bar,  but full of dirty dishes.  There was a long community table in the center of the bar area.\nI sat in a dirty  booth waiting for friends who were parking the car.  5 minutes later,  no service, no cleaning no acknowledgement of me a the booth even though there was a server for the other 3 booths of people in the bar.  My 2 friends join me and we decide to sit at the clean community table.  Another 5 minutes no contact no service.  Went up to bartender who had only one customer sitting a the bar, and asked if anyone is servicing the tables.  She said the community table was up to the restaurant hostesses to manage.  I asked if the available booths in the bar could be cleaned off so we could sit there,  and she said that server for those booths doesn't start until 6:30 pm.  \nSo, there's no service available for your bar patrons??  \nShe said \"Go ask the Hostesses,  I really don't know.\"  So I go to the Hostess stand where there are 2 girls about 18 working the stand who look all surprised that there would be a customer in the bar who wanted service.  They also said they were not ready to have service at the open tables in the bar. !!?!!!?  Then a manger came up and said, \"Sorry but we don't have any available servers in the bar until 6:30.\"  REALLY???!!!  So of course we just walked out.  Unbelievably Stupid.  How can this be happening in this kind of establishment?  You will have to be your own busser and waiter too, apparently.
__label__1 Went for the first time last week.  Great patio.  As far as food, only had nachos.  Wow I cant believe restaurants use cheese wiz.  Come on lets use some real cheese please !
__label__1 Decent food. But.... I ordered an Irish coffee, and they gave me a cup of coffee with a shot of whiskey on the side. I asked the bartender if she knew how to make this simple drink. She said, \"we don't do that here\". Wow. I asked for the remaining ingredients, and I was charged for each individual ingredient. $17.00 Irish coffees at Brazwells. Condescending staff.
__label__2 Good place to go watch sports and just hang out with your friends. Food is pretty standard bar food and has good service.  Mixed crowd on Saturday night. I enjoyed my experience.
__label__4 Mmmm. This is one of my favorite places to go if I'm in the mood for a sandwich, salad, or soup kind of lunch. They've got all three, plus large spuds with toppings that taste great too. It's simple, clean, and with great service. Lots of options for all 3: sandwich, salad, or soup. The options are also creative. For example, ORANGE CRANBERRY CLUB\nSmoked turkey, hickory ham, applewood smoked bacon, cheddar,\nSwiss, lite mayo, lettuce, tomatoes and orange cranberry sauce on\nharvest wheat bread. I tried it, and it was a new sensation in my mouth. Had not tried a sandwich with this kind of combination before. (Mostly the orange cranberry sauce add-in) \nAlso, the place is Wi-Fi enabled,
__label__4 Always a great place to stay.\nVery clean, and attentive.\nThey offer free Internet and a great Tapas bar to unwind from a long day away from home and family. \n\nWhen traveling on personal trips the hinton would be my go to hotel, very close to Metro and other fine dining.
__label__2 I ate here on my first night in Edinburgh.  It was Sunday night around 8 and the place was packed, perhaps due to Monday being a bank holiday.  \n\nThe atmosphere was nice and upscale casual.  The service was not-so-great.  The food was just pretty good.\n\nFor a starter we got the haggis spring rolls.  I was unimpressed, as were my dining companions.  I would have preferred more than those two little rolls.  The haggis itself wasn't that flavorful, and the chili-jam was sweet but didn't really have much heat.  The mushroom-kidney bean pate was quite nice, however the oat-cakes were mysteriously missing from the plate. The soup of the day was quite nice.  \n\nFor mains we got the salmon, pork steak, and aubergine pine nut involtini.  For the most part these were just OK.  The salmon was tasty but there was barely any of the red chili creme fraiche.  The pork steak was average, however the shallots with it were delicious.  I enjoyed the involtini.\n\nFor dessert we tried the citrus-ginger cheesecake.  I loved the concept of this, as I am a huge ginger fan and a huge cheesecake fan.  It was good but it didn't blow me away.\n\nThe presentations on the food were all very nice.  I'd give this 3.5 stars but I'll round down to three for Yelp purposes because I was hoping for a little more.
__label__0 Don't go here!\n\nMy wife and I bought gift certificates for our mothers to go here as a thank you gift for setting up our wedding shower. Unfortunately they were very busy after the wedding working to pay for everything so they couldn't make it to the spa before the gift certificates expired after six months. I realize this is a long time, but the spa still accepted our money, so they should return a service. \n\nThe moms finally tried to set up an appointment and called to see if they would still honor the gift certificates even though they had expired, knowing they would probably be spending additional money on things beyond what was covered by the $15.\n\nApparently the spa decided they were going to keep our money and not return a service and just said \"sorry, those are expired\". \n\nSo, I can't even review their services because they chose the path of greed over friendly service.
__label__0 New ownership is awful.  The comfy chairs are gone and the nail stations are so small and very outdated and used.  Miss Patrick and Sandy and all of the crew.  The prices are higher and the new owner does not have a personality.  I heard it is the same owners of the nail salon next to Starbucks that we all hated.  I think the new stations also went there.  The nail tech did not even use sterilized tools on my nails.  This is an awful change!!!  I have been going here for 3 years.
__label__4 Awesome! \nAll the ingredients are very fresh. \nCarne asada is very smoky and tasty.\nThe spicy guacamole is out of this world. I'll be chasing this guacamole recipe next time I make some.
__label__4 Holy guacamole this place is good!  Why have I not been here before?  Why do I continue to frequent mediocre establishments that are more convenient?  Deciding to try something new and actually use one of my usually worthless Groupons before it expired, we made the long and difficult 6-mile trek to SMG.\n\nI was soon greeted with chips, two full of flavor, but not too hot salsas, and a bowl of that delightful guacamole.  Granted the chips were not my favored thin, crispy, and lightly greasy chip, but they sufficed for scooping salsa and scraping the last bit of guac from the sides of the bowl...restaurants tend to frown when you lick a bowl, which is why places like SMG offer take-out thankfully.\n\nSoon to arrive at my table would be the carne asada taco plate.  Two of the most delicious tacos I have ever had.  It brings tears to my eyes just thinking about those wonderfully seasoned morsels of beef surrounded by the best corn tortillas this side of wherever has the best corn tortillas.  Beans and rice are not just empty fillers here either.  The charro beans are worthy of a meal on their own.  I should also note I was somewhat envious of my husband's carne asada burrito which was toasted.  Living my childhood 30 miles from the Mexican border, I foolishly assumed everyone toasted their burritos (only we called them burros).  I grew up quickly when I realized the harsh reality was that this wasn't true in most parts of the world.  It's a sad reality, indeed.  Luckily, SMG knows how things should be.\n\nWe had wonderful service from the owner who reminded us that everything is made fresh.  As if you wouldn't know after one bite.
__label__4 This place rocks!  The carne asada burrito with a side of guacamole and the other homemade salsas is sheer perfection.  Super friendly service as well.
__label__0 Food might have been good, however they were out of rice, Guacamole, and oh ya, CARNE ASADA.
__label__2 Decent bar. It is hopping the later the night goes- as with everything in Vegas. the Bartenders would stop every hour, to dance on top of the circle/ round bar, to the latest dance song, so the atmosphere is lively. \n\nDrinks are good, more stiff than most bars or those free cocktails you get. Prices are reasonable. A nice grey goose soda is $9.75, which they comped since i played a little computer poker (just put in $1, and play slowly...)
__label__2 Pretty nice bar area -- its quiet enough to just chill. \n\nSeemed like the older crowd likes this bar better though so if you're in your 20's, you will feel out of place :P
__label__1 So my girlfriends and I wandered back to MGM and sat in Centrifuge, which was okay. It's expensive for an inner casino bar - trying to be cool and classy and hip. I ordered something fruity, argued with Mr. Harris about past transgressions. \n\nI'm not a fan of an actual bar within a casino - I prefer just the bar itself snaked against the wall, or drinking and gambling at the tables. Have something separate, with walls, and I'll be happier. Centrifuge had an attitude that I can't really put my finger on it - maybe it was the bartender wanting to go home, or having a judgment on us because we were drinking still. \n\nBut...isn't that the point...? Don't you want us to drink...more?
__label__0 The Lobby Grill is incredibly overpriced and the food isn't close to as good as it ought to be for the prices they charge.  \nOur server who waited on us was was very friendly but we were right next to the server station so when she would leave our table we had the \"pleasure\" of hearing her and the other servers gossip.  Not professional, and not ok.  \nWe were provided with complementary chips and dip which were very tasty.  Unfortunately, that was where the tastiness ended.  Our dinners were awful.  \nMy husband had a steak which was about the quality you would expect from applebees, only it was 26.95.  That doesn't sound like much but it was an awful steak, very fatty, not cooked well and with almost no flavor.  And that was just for the steak - the sides are a la carte.  So we ordered the mac n cheese for 6.25 which was ok but had some kind of funky cheese in it that gave it a slightly weird taste.  It was probably the best part of the meal but no something I would ever order again.  I had the cobb salad for 15.25 and that was a huge let down.  Dressing was gross, chicken was gross, overall it was just sub par.  \nWe decided to make up for the rest of the meal with some dessert.  Maybe not the best idea....\nMy husband ordered an espresso (4.25) that came half full and cold.  We also ordered the chocolate chip cookie desert for 8.25 which was pretty good except that the icecream was caramel ribbon (or something caramel) which was way too sweet to go with the cookie.  Plain vanilla would have been much better, the dish was entirely too sweet and this is coming from two individuals with HUGE sweet tooths.  \nLong story short, this restaurant is overpriced and the food is not good.  I would never go back and I would never recommend it to anyone.
__label__4 the fish and chips was some of the best i have ever had and the drinks were pretty good. i recomend this over the actual resturaunt.
__label__4 I really enjoyed this restaurant.\nIt came as somewhat of a surprise, since the hotel room service food was of mediocre at best quality. \nOur server was super attentive and friendly. The sunset over the golf course was divine.\nThe atmosphere was very nice. Not too casual and not too ritzy. It was also very family oriented.\n\nI REALLY recommend the brussel sprout salad. I looove salad and this is one of the best ones I've had in a while. Don't let the name scare you off.. I'm not always the biggest fan of the brussel sprouts (when I was 5 I barfed at the Christmas Dinner table when having them for the first time).. It doesnt have that bitter flavor at all, and the bacon bits and dressing.. mmmm
__label__4 Great gym. VERY HONEST \nGreat teachers very friendly \nAnd great kids program \nLose weight get in shape and kick some butt
__label__0 Food quality was very disappointing. Our medium rare steaks came out very well done, and the chicken tasted like cardboard. There are many better choices out there.\n\nOn the plus side, the mojitos were great.
__label__4 I fell in LOVE with this place so much that I went back the next day to try more food and cocktails!\nI LOVE the pretzels they serve with cocktails and the cucumber gimlets are amazing!
__label__2 Used to be better. Now I'm not sure what they're trying to do exactly but it's just ok.\n\nService was terrible though! The place was not busy and we managed to get an order of appetizers and 1 round of drinks in with the absent server in an hour. Not a great way to serve in Vegas (or anywhere).\n\nGot the appetizer sampler. A nice twist on basic bar food but at the end of the day it's still greasy bar food. Philly cheesesteak potstickers were the stand out. \n\nThey used to do this great pretzel bread but it's gone. That's kinda why we stopped here in the first place.\n\nToo many other great choices in Vegas. I doubt we'll be back.
__label__2 The wife and I ate here last Labor Day weekend.  It was a Friday afternoon and the restaurant was actually pretty dead.  The wife had lobster rolls and clam chowder.  The lobster rolls were pretty small and the soup was fairly bland.  I had a burger.  It was good but a tad pricey.  They charge for lettuce, tomato and onion, (LTO) which is ridiculous.\n\nThe burger was good but I think something was off because I was shooting out \"butt-piss\" the rest of the night.
__label__3 This is my new fave hotel.  The staff is stupendous.  Did u notice that the front girls are fraternal twins?  They know how to give excellent service with courtesy & sincerity.  The king room is standard Hilton with a serenity bed but the property is 1 yr old from Feb 2009.  It's pleasant with a decent $89-129 rate that I scanned to know when we should come.  We had breakfast at The Grill wihich has a nice variable menu with my Caprese egg white Benedict being brilliant,
__label__2 I had to go back and update my review for Cafe Krisha, as I have made several more visits since my original posting.\n\nCafe Krisha has been open for a while and has still failed to supply guests with a menu that marks what items are suitable for vegans. \n\nAt vegetarian restaurants, a menu that marks what is vegan is not just a convenience, it is a standard. Cafe Krishna stands virtually alone in the Phoenix as the only vegetarian restaurant that fails to offer this.\n\nThis wouldn't be an issue if servers were more willing to ensure that products were dairy free. Getting a confirmation that a menu items are dairy-free from the servers feels like pulling teeth, and I making people's lives more difficult makes me feel uncomfortable. I just want to sit down and eat with no worries. \n\nA simple \"V\" next to all the vegan items would make me feel more inclined to eat at Cafe Krishna, it would make me feel more certain about what I was eating, and it would make the lives for the servers easier not having to run back and forth the kitchen every time I (and every other vegan) have a question about dairy in my food.\n\nThat aside, the food at Krishna can be quite good. I've had crispy, spicy gobi manchurian here and I've had mild, crumbly gobi manchurian. The rasam and sambar is always good. And the dosas are usually a pretty safe bet. I had my first experience with uttapam here, and it was quite good but I'll be sure to ask for no raita next time! \n\nSo, Cafe Krishna, mark the vegan items, and work on a little consistency and you could easily outscore any other Indian join in town.
__label__0 Congratulations, Cafe Krishna. You're the first place I've ever given a 1-star rating. I'm a vegetarian an I was fully aware that it only serves vegetarian food, so the low rating has nothing to do with being a disappointed meat-eater.\n\nMy husband and I ate here for dinner. We were the only people in the restaurant when we ordered and it took 30 minutes for our food to arrive at the table. Somehow, my food was luke warm. Speaking of luke warm, the water I was given to drink was warm tap water with no ice. I can handle drinking tap water, but yeesh, throw some ice in it.\n\nWhen we were finished eating, we waited for the check. And waited. I then asked for the check, and the person said they'd be right back with it. They never came. So we waited. And waited. Finally someone brought us our check.\n\nIn total we were there for an hour and a half, most of the time just sitting there waiting for one thing or another. \n\nThe food itself was meh. Nothing spectacular really. I've eaten at plenty of places with terrible service when the food is good enough to balance it out. Definitely not the case here.\n\nI might come back someday and try the buffet, but I'll never be back there for dinner.
__label__0 i dont know if the management changed again?  the place smells of cleaning supply when you enter. the buffet is horrible. its almost like the dishes are fightng for the worst tasting food competition.
__label__2 Not a whole lot of ambiance going on which I was used to at Box.  A very medical office type environment but the staff is really friendly.  Love the Australian wax for its gentleness on my skin but wasn't thrilled with the results.  Wasn't as thorough as other waxes.
__label__0 I'm new to town and I picked this place because of the good reviews. The first time I went I had gel polish, but it came already chipping off after 7 days! I never had that experience before. Gel polish easily last 3 weeks and usually only has to be replaced because it grows out. Also, they don't have the same brand nail polish that they use for gel polish, so for your toe nails, you have to pick a color that comes close, but you see always a difference, especially once it's on your nails. I decided to give them another chance and went  back after three weeks, and when they took off the nail polish on my toe nails, I saw I had fungus! They reassured me it was 'normal'.  Then I had the manicure, the girl that helped me cut in my cuticles, leaving an ugly scab on my finger. Nail salons are all over the place, so there is really no need to go back here.
__label__3 I use to do take out from this place when I lived on the west side. It was about $9 for their buffet take out and they gave you a container and basically you filled it up until you couldn't stuff it anymore, which I graciously did. I found a place on the East side that reminds me of them and the food is just as good. Plus I always had enough for leftovers for the next day. Call me greedy but hey, it is a buffet and its ok to be greedy from time to time lol.
__label__3 Slightly above Filiberto's. No drive thru but parking is easy and the wait is never long. The menu is also similar to Filiberto's, but for me that is not a bad thing. Their green sauce is better also. This is family owned and staffed. In fact, I've heard the family lives in the neighborhood behind the restaurant. I have never been disappointed.
__label__4 Great location! Beautiful facility, all renovated, gym, pool, great meeting rooms, wonderful bistro, and quiet hallways. I was extremely pleased! I went for an event and they did a great job of coordinating the activities and giving \"great room\" area for meet and greets. The bistro is a great place to hang out and have a light meal or coffee and meet others too. The staff was super super nice and seemed to love their jobs, even the cleaning crew was super cheerful and nice.
__label__3 Have been going to Bitz-ee Mama's for years. Only for breakfast, but now will be back again. Posole is my fav the portion was enormous! Will probably ask for additional fixings next time.
__label__0 i will never go back to this place. i spent 27 dollars washing and no wifi. when i asked if they could turn it on, the girl looked at me like i was crazy. there is a big sign on the front window that states \"free wifi\" now as far as the machines go, they washed ok, nothing amazing.  oh, and the parking sucks. never again.
__label__1 I like Paradise Bakery, but if you have been to multiple locations or ever the same location multiple times, you know it can be hit or miss depending on who is making the salad. This was the first time that the same person made salads and they were drastically different.  I met someone here for an early dinner/first date and spent time talking and getting to know each other. The restaurant was not busy and provided a good setting for a meeting. After about an hour, we made our way to the line and ordered salad. \n\nThe soup maven had to go in the back and fetch the salad lady. My date ordered Greek salad with no onions and no olives, but add chicken. The lady struggled with the successful completion of this challenging  order. She started to add onions until my friend stopped her - then she started to add the olives, again being foiled. She neglected to add the chicken until reminded. My friend's bowl was about half full when completed. She made her way down the line when the salad lady asked for my order. I stuck with an Asian chicken salad (no substitutions or alterations), but then she discovered no tongs - so into the back she went and emerged three minutes later. When completed, I had a heaping bowl of salad. \n\nBy this time my date already hit the register, paid for her own salad, picked up the drink and sat down to begin eating. Normally I would have paid for both meals, but the salad delay thwarted my chivalrous attempt... My check out was uneventful and I joined her at the table.\n\nAnother issue with the restaurant was the temperature. I can appreciate that this is Arizona and you need AC, but it isn't that hot out now. The temperature must have been set for the dog days of August in the Deep South. It was chilly and she was noticeable cold and shaking. That made for uncomfortable eating and conversation (I am sure it wasn't my company). She finished most of the salad and I maybe hit half before deciding to leave and head for warmer ground. \n\nI know it is a small treat, but the signature item at Paradise Bakery is the chocolate chip cookie. It is a bakery after all. Try the 2 for 1 cookie, stuff your face with a few bites of each free sample or take home a dozen. They are definitely worth it and provide an excellent happy finish to an otherwise healthy meal.\n\nA little more consistency on the salad portions, some fine tuning of the timeliness with the salad preparations and a reasonable temperature would have made the evening more enjoyable.
__label__0 I am officially throwing my Paradise reward card away.  I have never in my life seen so many rude and unhappy employees.  I felt I was putting them out by being there.  Between the \"I only take the sandwich order\" and \"I don't do the soup\" with an attitude, to the cashier treating us like we were stupid, I can find many other places to spend my money.   The food was maybe 3 stars but for what it is, it is way over priced.  The only friendly employee in the place was the busboy.  The place is busy but I fail to see why.
__label__0 BEWARE!\nI went here for lunch a few days ago.  Here is what happened.  The service was slow, the waiter was pretty bad.  The food was cold, little flavor, not good. We wanted to leave, I asked for the bill, it was wrong in two sections, I mentioned that to the waiter, he went back and corrected one part.  Still overcharging. But I just wanted to leave.  He took over 10 minutes to just correct the one part.  We wanted a quick lunch, it took over an hour and a half.  When the check finally came, I signed and left.  When I went to my next stop I noticed my credit card was gone.  I immediately knew that the waiter did not return it.  I called the restaurant, they acted innocent and dumb about the whole thing, so I drove over there, over an additional hour round trip.  Although, tony, the manager seemed really helpful and was looking for the card, the waiter looked very guilty.  I told them that if the card did not show up, I was going to call the police.  Sure enough I got a call that night that the card miraculously and mysteriously showed up.  Of course I had already canceled the card and had to call all the companies that direct bill.  Don't go here, you will regret it, and you might just have your credit card stolen as well.
__label__0 I ordered the sizzling rice soup as a bowl and the server failed to tell us that if we got the combo meal it would come with soup. Then after we already ordered the soup I asked if we could cancel it and just get combos and the manager said no. Terrible customer service. I will never be back.
__label__2 Par experience considering it was a Denny's in a casino. The pancake puppies were to DIE for though. Definitely try them while you can. the wait service was decent and the food, well it's a Denny's...
__label__1 Denny's with more parking than the one on the strip. Service is still horrible, a standard Denny's signature service marker. Nothing else really different, other than the fact that you're in Las Vegas and probably need to sober up before your long drive home. It gets the job done as you would expect.
__label__0 Terrible food and service.
__label__3 Growing up just outside of LA, I know good mexican food. This joint is solid, from the salsa, dollar tacos, to the killer burritos. You just gotta ask for cheese and avocado in yours!
__label__4 Update: The Chile Verde Nachos are probably the best nachos I have ever eaten.\n\nThey. \nAre. \nAmazing! \n\nThoroughly enjoyed every single thing we've had here. \n\nMulitas are awesome and the new menu additions like nachos and sopes frigging rock! The mole poblano enchiladas are a little bit of heaven. Quite a deal at $6.50, too. \n\nCemitas son Muy bueno! A meal and a half right there! Zippy, too!
__label__3 My husband loves this place.Their food is delicious and very affordable. Whenever we get a craving for Mexican food we come here :-)
__label__1 I have only had the pizza here.  Did not impress me, just fair to average pizza.  I have no plans to try it again.
__label__2 A nice place for a quick business lunch in Fort Mill or just a quick drive up from Rock Hill. \nGrouper is always nice as is the southern style crab cakes.\n\nService is always pleasant and friendly and have taken the daughter in for a lunch and they are definitely kid friendly.
__label__4 Started out with She Crab Soup, it was excellent should of had a bowl instead of a cup. Fish tacos where great. Will come back again for dinner.
__label__2 The shrimp and grit here is great! The menu is a bit more expensive than similar style restaurants, but they do provide good food. It's a very laid back and wonderful atmosphere for personal or group dining. Would definitely come back if I'm in the area again.
__label__0 Consistently disgusting food and bad service. Tonight I ordered the Parmesan crusted chicken which tasted frozen and was very greasy. The white sauce tasted canned. Our service was terrible. We waited twenty minutes to have our order taken and had to ask many times to find our waiter. Just terrible and overpriced. Oh, and we asked that our pecan pie be heated and it came out cold and tasted packaged as well.
__label__4 I cant say enough about Dr. Roth. I bought myself 2 new additions for my 40th bday and they turned out AMAZING!! Dr. Roth lifted and and enhanced my chest.. He was so amazing to work with and truly showed how much he cares for his patients. The follow up was awesome and 2 years later I still look pretty darn good.. I have referred 3 friends who are all just as happy as I am. Dr. Roth is the only one I would trust for my future cosmetic \"enhancements\"
__label__3 Great quick lunch. Never had anything bad here. Side note the fries look burnt but are great.
__label__2 Pizza, sandwiches, salads and a few side dishes...that's about it. The sandwiches are surprisingly good, at $6-8 each are reasonable for an in-casino meal. Lots of gooey cheese and flavorful meats and condiments. Their veggie pizza is pretty good, with lots of different toppings and a well-made crust. Their salads are large and made with good ingredients, several notches above the salads available at McDonald's for sure but also a couple dollars more. If you're willing to spend a little extra and don't want mexican, it's a nice option for inside the Stratosphere.
__label__4 Friendly staff. Great quality items at a steal!
__label__1 Food is usually pretty good.   I had the Fish and Chips this time and they suck!  The Chicken sandwich for $5.99 is great if they still have it.  Prices are OK, gets cheaper at night but the selection on the graveyard menu is poor.  I have probably ate here 50 times, yeah, I'll go back again.  Only 2 stars because the fish is terrible, didn't even finish it.
__label__4 Darn this place.  I wasn't a big fan at first.  Their drinks are good but they serve iced drinks in paper cups, which I find annoying.  But the kid likes their smoothies and the fact that they give her a lollipop and a whipped cream dollop on her straw.  So we go.  THEN ONE DAY.... wait for it.......... we order the Green Apple Smoothie.  Wow.  Wow.  Green Apple, Caramel and, if you really want to go over the top, whipped cream.  Now, all of their smoothies are super sweet treats.  But the Green Apple thing is different and wonderful.
__label__4 First time trying.... Awesome coffee but even better service. Jordan hooked it up big time. I'm coming back for more!!!! What an awesome guy. 5 stars for sure....
__label__4 Their always so friendly and happy to see everyone,  love it here,  drinks are always delicious. I recommend the iced cocomo!
__label__3 Not only are the drinks delicious, but the service is out of the world! They are extremely friendly and love to chat. As for the drinks, they don't have as large of a menu as Starbucks, but they a lot more fun flavors for people who don't just want coffee. Also, a lot of them taste better than those at Starbucks.
__label__3 It seems this restaurants it serves both Thai and Vietnamese food. The deco reflects such as well. Towards the front of the restaurant or some well lit tables with some large windows. Towards the back is more dimly lit tables for the more romantic atmosphere. \n\nThere is a very large selection of foods from appetizer to entr\u00e9es to desserts and even drinks. I had ordered the steam chinking dumplings. They were 6 of the biggest dumplings stuffed with a lot of meat. The grilled pork chops and lemongrass was very juicy and tender. One of the better ones I've had. I'm going to have to try the pho and Thai curry next time.
__label__4 As far as meals go, Ha Long Bay's Mango Currey Chicken tops my list as my all time favorite. I no longer live in Madison, but every time I go back I make a point to go to Ha Long Bay. Although I only ever order the Mango Currey, I've tried other people's dishes a number of times and they've all been very good. If you're looking for a place to take someone for a special occasion, this may not be the spot for you, as it's very casual and the atmosphere is nothing to write home about. But if you're looking for amazing food and a reasonable price-- you will not be disappointed.
__label__4 We LOVE this place. Our favorite take out joint in town!  Although it often takes a while to get someone's attention, the food is definitely worth the wait! \n\nThe food is delicious, we especially like the Pad Thai, the spring rolls and curry puffs. \n\nWe have eaten in a couple times but it is busy and loud, we prefer to take out.
__label__3 This is my second visit to Victoria and was for a Yelp event so obviously the atmosphere was great, but you could tell from the attitude of the bar staff that this is a great place to visit when there isn't a nice organised event (Thanks Jody B)\n\nThe mulled cider is really something you should try with options of either Lingonberry or Pear - the former is my favourite and reminds me of visits to a certain Swedish furniture store where they serve meatballs. Victoria's is, of course, part of the group of Swedish themed bars around Edinburgh including Hemma, Sofi's and Joseph Pearce which is where the link becomes pertinent.\n\nWill definitely use this bar in the future as a meeting place when I'm around Leith Walk.
__label__3 $18 bucks w/ tax for all you can eat sushi/bbq/whatever.\n\nMy favorites - sake sushi, orange chicken, lo mein, and the fried sesame rice balls.\n\nFor all-you-can eat, it has a good price and food that actually tastes decent.  That's tough to beat.
__label__2 I understand the appeal, but I can't in my right mind give this buffet more than three stars.  The food just isn't that great.  I mean the selection is ridiculous and the place is large enough, so when it's busy you don't really notice, but it's just mass produced chinese and japanese food.  I'd rather just pick chinese or japanese and go to a restaurant with better food at their buffet
__label__4 Really great food! Yeah it says seafood buffet, and there is a lot of seafood, but there's a lot of other stuff too. Sushi, pizza, steak, a lot of Chinese and Japanese noodle dishes. Sauteed mushrooms, chicken, pork. There's a great, and so fresh salad bar. Everything is hot and tastes so good. Piles of crab legs. There's also a habachi grill in the buffet line, with a cook who prepares to order. I even got to try frog legs for the first time! There's so much good food there!\n\nThe seafood stuffed mushrooms were the absolute best! \n\nThe service was great too. The wait staff kept our table clear of plates, and messes, and our glasses were refilled before they were empty. I'll definitely be back here, it was absolutely delicious, with excellent service.
__label__3 I'm a big fan of Middle Eastern food, so apologies in advance for the gushing review!\n\nI'd been trying to visit Hanam's for months, but whenever I turned up every table would be taken by happy diners. Eventually I managed to get a table (in the festival no less) and I was not disappointed. Good service, good food, and good wine (of course! I chose it myself in the wine store as Hanam's is BYOB. Very helpful for the bottom line). \n\nMy other half and I both ordered lamb dishes, and they were absolutely delicious. The big naan breads we got went down well too. I've noticed in Edinburgh's Middle Eastern restaurants the naan's are far less stodgy than those found in Indian restaurants.\n\nThe humus was a bit strange, and tasted quite shop bought. But apart from that Hanam's is pretty good for a munch.
__label__3 I booked Hanams for a team night out for 7 people - it was a hit! The food was extremely tasty and ideal for group sharing or basically \"getting stuck in\"! Very informal atmosphere. The service was a bit slow but in a way it was nice to be left alone when in a large group to pour your own wine. The quality and quantity of the food was top notch. Particular mention to the falafels! Yum. We did a complete school boy error though and chose 7 different starters to share amongst the 7 of us. By the time the mains arrived, along with an abundance of rice and bread (no stingy portions to be seen), we were all far too stuffed and our stomachs had to kick into greed mode.  \n\nThe BYOB facility the main selling factor for me in choosing a dinner venue for a larger group however it's also worth noting it's an ideal venue where you have a token vegetarian or vegan in your group!\n\nI am looking forward to trying it's sister restaurant - Pomegranate.
__label__2 Typically a nickel to seven cents cheaper than the national average and a better than average store. Always congested and on a very busy corner, but worth the stop just in gas savings.
__label__1 I'm sitting in here right now trying to work and they are blasting Glenn Beck super loud. Ay yi yi. Time to leave.
__label__2 This place is always packed whenever I come here.  It's good, typical do-it-youself yogurt stand.  Nice staff.  I like that they have games here, it makes for a fun night out with the family.
__label__1 Service is slow, drinks are nothing to write home about.  I wanted this place to be so much more but it fell short.  \n\nI always want to try to try out coffee and drinks from other locations besides Starbucks, but it seems this place is just missing the mark.
__label__2 I've passed Take a Break everyday on my commute, and I'm glad I finally took a walk over to it last night in the unseasonably warm weather. I have to say, I was surprised with what I found. Take a Break has great character with a fair share of pros and cons. \n\nThe pros: This place has massive mugs for beers on draft. I ordered a Blue Moon, and went with the large which is LARGE MUG. It was comically big and I'm glad I walked over. Did I mention it was under $5? \n\nWhen the weather is nice, the doors are kept open and there as a great breeze going through the bar. The space is surprisingly large, I had no problem sitting and watching a few games of pool. The place is decked out in Steelers curtains and was in full Halloween mode with cobwebs (assuming they were fake). I'm told the place can get a bit crowded on the weekend, but like I said, it's pretty big in there.  \n\nThe cons: Like most of the best dives in Pittsburgh, you can still smoke inside. I imagine this can get painful on a smokey night for an asthmatic like me. You will come out of here reeking of cigarette smoke. Also, they don't have much variety on tap--but that's coming from a self-proclaimed beer snob.\n\nIn terms of the dives around Pittsburgh, I find this one pretty approachable. I'm sure I'll be back again.
__label__2 I found Moe's to be average. I ordered a chicken burrito bowl and it was pretty bland.. nothing too special. \n\nThe free chips and salsa bar are a plus as well as the outdoor seating. They also are very efficient, especially with a crazy lunch rush.\n\nThe main reason for my average review is because of the queso. It basically had no vegetable in it.. it was just white. I'm used to (& addicted) to Q'doba's. They are not even similar. \n\nI may head back to try a regular burrito or something different.
__label__4 Wow, just took some friends from China here and they loved the food, like me, they thought it was a really good representation of Cantonese food. \n\nWe had the lunch menu:\n\n-String beans with XO sauce and dried shrimp\n-Garlic eggplant in claypot\n-Seafood and tofu in claypot\n\nIt was a lot of food for under $30 w/tax+tip1\nThe food was really fresh and clean-beats Monterey Park Cantonese anyday!
__label__4 I don't know about $8 lobster, but $33 lobster split 2 ways was phenom! We had surf and turf at $25 each. Top notch. Next time maybe the Duck.
__label__2 The food is acceptable but not worth for more than 3 stars.  The price is reasonable.  Waiters are nice and friendly.  The worst is the owner.  He is very rude.  He didn't let me look at the menu unless I sat down.  Spoke English to me by using his Chinese-English.  If I am not a Chinese, I won't understand him.  He also turned the TV very loud on a Chinese news channel.  There were other Ethnic groups dinning at the restaurant.  I don't think they appreciated the loud TV noise.
__label__2 This is definitely a good second option for all of the east siders that can't make it to Chinatown for Vietnamese...\n\nThis is a true asian noodle shop...  much more focus on the food than the service.  Pho and spring rolls always tasty and come out quick, but definitely need to make eye contact with a server to get your check when you're finally done.
__label__0 My friends and I had broth that was sooooo salty. And this was our second time coming here.  The waiter brought out an order wrong and blamed it on my entire group. We were completely baffled as to why this waiter was blaming us.  We just wanted to get the what we ordered. \n\nExtremely rude service. I rather go down the street to lemon grass.  The waiters are nice and the soup taste cleaner and not pumped up with MSG.
__label__3 All I can say is DELICIOUS! From their Pho, to the fried rice, to their rice plates.  Everything is just delicious.  If you don't believe me, see for yourself.
__label__0 Services sucks, lack of ability to remembering my order twice now. \n\nHow hard to remember a order of fresh spring rolls? Especially, it is only 5 steps between my table and server's ordering terminal station? There were total of three tables sitting including mine, and I was the only one doing the ordering! \n\nI was done eating my pho and waiting for my togo order.. nothing show.. I just got up to cashier ask for the check and inquire where was the togo order?? \nIt turned out my Togo order was never placed as well. \n\nFood is not bad, services is pathetically bottom beyond piss poor.
__label__4 The best pho in town! Been getting my hangover cure here for a very long time! Than, the sweet cashier girl is always so nice and remebers you everytime! \nMy favorites are:\nShrimp chips and spring rolls as an ap.\nLarge rare beef pho, beef on side and extra limes.\nyummmmmmmmy!
__label__1 Small Pho $6.50\nLarge Pho $7.00\nEggrolls $4.50 to $5.25 ?? READ 5th Paragraph.  \n\nWe walked into Da Lat hungry and had a major craving for Pho! We were greeted with a smile, and seated right away. The server was really nice. \n\nWe ordered 3 Small Combo Beef Special Pho, 1 Large Brisket Pho, and Eggrolls as an appetizer.\n\nThe eggrolls arrived and there was nothing special. The eggrolls just came with lettuce. There were no mints, pickled carrots/radishes, and cilantro. I was extremely disappointed. But, I was super hungry and ate it anyway.\n\nThe Pho is just OKAY. I added a bunch of sauce to make my Pho taste just right. There was plenty of meat and it filled me up.\n\nThe Bill came and I saw the Eggrolls were charged at $5.25. On the menu, the price was $3.50. I asked the waitress about the price, and she said it cost extra for lettuce. I was kind of annoyed that she didn't let me know ahead of time. Therefore, this incident ruined my experience at Da Lat and I won't be going back. Sorry! \n\nAfter I found out, lettuce was extra. I made sure using my credit card didn't cost extra just in case I was SURPRISED again. \n\nI don't care I got charged 75 cents. I just thought it wasn't right for her not to let me know I was going to get charged while I was placing my order.
__label__1 I was excited when I found this place and was hoping for an authentic experience, BUT my expectations fell short....the staff was nice. That's about all I can say that was good. The menu was horribly put together! You can't sell your food if your menu looks very displeasing to the eye. As for the food..........they need to bring in a waaaaaay better chef or kick the person who gave them the recipes that are currently being used. Nothing tasted like how it should and everything was cooked below amateur level. I really wanted to like this place, but just couldn't. Plus Da Lat is where my entire family is from...so I definitely would know what the food should taste like.
__label__1 Hole in the wall with mediocre food would not go back!
__label__1 Verdict: Good before, but \"meh\" now. \n\nThis place was pretty good and always gave us exactly what we ordered, but now they give us half the portions of what we used to get. \n\nI don't know if maybe they recently changed owners, but we won't be coming back here anymore.
__label__2 OPEN TILL 4AM EVERYDAY!\n\nOn my most recent visit, I was sadly disappointed by the decrease in quality of the pho. My first time here was summer of 2013, and it was deee-licious. But I came again about a year later, and it was just not the same. Broth is too sweet and meat is less tender. The plus side is you can customize your bowl of pho to have whatever type of meat you want in it! Wish they had that option for all pho places haha. \n\nTo my surprise, it was renovated and the inside became much more modern and clean. The seats have been updated to cushiony sofa like chairs with a bright red color. Tables are a sleek black, much better than the old ones. \n\nVerdict...\nNot the best pho, but doable if you're looking for that hangover cure in Vegas!
__label__2 Slow service, awkward stares when you enter.\n\nMind, we came at 1 AM, and it was empty - but not a word was muttered, and I feel the workers eyes on us for most of the meal.\nThe pho's noodles were a bit too soft, and the broth not as flavorful or filled with MSG. Most likely because they have \"hangover pho\" haha.\n\nIt's alright. Opens till 4AM
__label__1 Cloud 9, went on a non busy day, as i hear this place gets packed on busy nights, i like to relax and talk to my buddies.  Vibe is good, dark room with nice color changing lights and some electronic music, Just what i like.\n\nMe and my buddy walked down to the counter requesting a seat and menu, the guy working there followed us to where we wanted to sit, and gave us the menu and walked away. It took us 5 minutes to finally decide what flavor of hookah we wanted. Just like a restaurant, would you walk up to a waiter and give them your order, or would you wait for them? We waited for a long 15 to 20 minutes before he came back to take our order. It was a fast delivery, which was nice, took 3 minutes to have them set it up and on coals.\n\nThere was no follow up, the bowl started to get harsh after 15 more minutes i walked up and asked if he could blow it out or whatever to make it less harsh, i would mess around with the coals a bit, flip them move them but since cloud 9 doesn't provide tongs, i just used whatever i found to toss the coals around the bowl, which was a quarter i had in my pocket.\n\nService was slow, on a slow day, the couches were quite dirty and worn out, music was great, i like their selection of whatever they were playing, Hookah was average, if only service was better the rating i would give would be better. i've been here 3 times and all those times my experiences were below average.
__label__1 We went here Friday night and had fairly high expectations for Paris 66. I was looking forward to a decent crepe!  We were immediately greeted by one of the owners in the cramped entry. She advised that our wait would be approximately 30 minutes, although she mentioned that she hadn't been in the back for awhile and didn't know what was going on back there. She did take our phone number and said she would called us. Great! We wandered around nearby businesses. Fine. We went back 30 minutes later, being very optimistic. When we arrived, we saw that our position on their notepad, (yes, they have a very sophisticated way of tracking their wait list), had not changed. So, either no one had come in since we were last there, or they had been seating customers as they came in. We were told by a different host that our wait would be just 30 minutes. When we explained that we were told that 30 minutes ago, she became flustered and said we would be seated as soon as possible. So, this time, we decided to wait in the cramped entry next to the glass display case looking at yummy food. \n\nNow let me say, they have made great use of the space in these very confined quarters. The kitchen is right inside the front door, (you can see crepes being made outside thru the front window), the chef and cooks are bursting with energy, working at a hectic pace to prepare the orders. They are warm and friendly and greet all the customer. A cash register is also located here, along with the dessert case. Tables are small and packed close together. Walls have a weathered finish, the lighting thru out is ambient, the fixtures are beautiful, all the walls are covered with old fashioned posters, post cards are under glass on the tables. Very nice. The exterior and interior finishes are very, very nice. \n\nWe were offered a dining room table or a table on the patio. We happily took the patio, the fresh air was very nice after waiting by the kitchen. Not a lot to look at outside, but it's very relaxing there. We got a nice table in the corner next to large pot of flowers. \n\nService was sub par. Our server waffled between her fake accent and Yinzer girl. Okay. We were not offered a beverage. She wasn't well rehearsed on the menu, except to say \"we are out of that\" twice. We also noticed that she struggled to open the wine of customers that BYOB'ed. Another thing that seemed odd was, mid way thru our dinner, one of the owners came busting out the back door with a table. She placed it in the middle of the patio, a server came out with a high chair, they moved it around a couple times and then customers came outside packing their own meals and then stood around and then decided to find their own chairs. Kinda strange. \n\nI ordered La St Germain, a buckwheat crepe with ham & swiss served with a small side salad. I thought it was a bit tough and dry and couldn't eat more than 1/2 of it. Also, it was contained very little ham or swiss, however the salad was nice. BJ had Paris-Brest, a salad served with scallops, shrimp, mussels and pesto. The scallops, (only 2) were well prepared, the shrimp (4) were tiny but well seasoned and the mussels (4) were over cooked and very tough. It was supposed to be served with bread, but none found it's way to our table. BJ also had the carrot & vanilla soup, which was nice. \n\nI so wanted a crepe for dessert, but after the savory crepe, I was afraid to try one of the sweets. Instead, we shared an apple tart. It was perfect, served with a bit of creme anglaise. The crust was very flaky, the apples were perfect. Our server gave us spoons to eat the tart, so that was a struggle. \n\nI'm sure Paris 66 will do well in Pittsburgh and I wish them well. However, I was not at all impressed with our experience.
__label__1 The restaurant has their old address on some sites- disconcerting. The atmosphere was cozy and there were many French speaking people there- a good sign for a French bistro. The server was pleasant but slow, our food took over an hour to get to us. The frog legs were bland and my dish was full of broccoli (which wasn't written on its description) I'm allergic to broccoli. The crepe, which I was so excited about because of the crepe machines in the front window, were cold and flavorless. We were disappointed with our meal considering its cost. We probably will not go back
__label__2 I've been here for breakfast and lunch.  Being a breakfast fan, I appreciated their food.... this place does get super busy on Sundays though - If you have time to burn I'd definitely check this Mint Hill spot out - not if you are in a rush though!  \n\nI had the Popeye Salad (spinach, mushrooms, tomatoes, I opted not to put the feta cheese on and put baked salmon instead with a balsamic vinaigrette).  Good size and taste... the salad was definitely more rustic in that most of the veggies were very rough chopped (if at all) so you get big slices of mushrooms and halves of roma tomatoes - I didn't mind at all.\n\nService was nice, but they got so busy when they had a lunch rush our server didn't come back to check on us - we weren't needing anything else but refills so we survived.
__label__2 I've been here a handful of times for business gatherings and a couple times with the family. Breakfast on Sunday mornings have been my best experiences. The dinners are ok. There is nothing bad but nothing stands out as great! We stopped in for dinner last night, my wife had the baked chicken and stuffing. The chicken was moist and tasty but we couldn't figure out why the stuffing was sweet. This place goes down as my \"in a pinch\" stop.
__label__1 Food was no better than adequate.  Service was worse.  Waiter did not speak English well, so our order was messed up.  One hour time limit.  Everything tasted of ginger, and more than just a hint of it. Atmosphere wasn't very good.  Poor lighting makes it difficult to read menu.  We will not be going back, even though it is very close to home.
__label__2 This place is just really really ordinary. There's nothing spectacular about it. Nothing to complain about. It's just ordinary. So if you need sushi & don't want to worry about getting sick from fishy sushi, this spot will do. But if you want something memorable, I would go somewhere else. The servers were prompt, but still nothing significantly good or bad.
__label__0 The worst sushi and bad service super rude\nOn the sushi it's 99% rice and 1% fish \nVery old fish , bad flavors
__label__3 There's nothing i can really complain about. Maybe that it's so good and popular you wait a little bit because the menu is so good and there's lots of people! LOL! The Halibut Sashimi is great, the Charlie Sheen Roll is good, Crab Salad is YUM... Have some Sake and enjoy good Sushi for the price...
__label__3 I have lived in Deer Valley for quite a while now and I drive by Alexi's at least twice a day yet, I have never ate there. Well, my wife and I figured what the hell and gave it a shot. Not too bad! We have gone twice now and the food and service has been great. Prices were very fair for what you get. I tried the chix fried streak and the eggs with corned beef hash, my wife had the breakfast burrito - all very good and filling!\n\nNow, the bad news. Old, Old, Old! From the wallpaper, the booths, the servers, & the patrons. It reminded me of an old 70's retirement diner. Think a little like Mel's Diner meets Golden Girls.. \n\nAnyway, looking past that - the place has some good food for the right price! You can feed the family here and not break the bank! Plus, it's a local Mom & Pop place that needs support - Better than Denny's or IHOP...
__label__4 I come here twice a week or so Arianna is our favorite server. We are able to eat out more often because their prices are so reasonable. Athena is usually here to take care of any problems, but we've not had any. Come over and see Joni, Nadine Michelle Marline and all the Alexis family there's plenty of booths and they'll treat you right. Be a counter fly if you like. Mike and I will see you there! We've been coming since 2005.
__label__3 I went there for my wife bday dinner, with a group of 12. I was a bit worried after reading the negative reviews. I am happy to say that I had a great experience..\n\nIts supposed to be classy italian place and may get busy at nite with the byob..All depends on your luck. I was there on a saturday nite and the place was packed with decent crowd. \n\nKeep in mind its an Italian place so be smart and order something italian.\nMenu wise they have a great choice of  pasta and steak options...I took the Italian sausage pasta and it turns out to be one of the best.  The week before i was a t L'Academie  with the same group. so it was easy to compare. And group found their food is better than L'Academie. \n \nWe had one main waiter and 2 others helping him and they were always around for help. Food showed up in 20-30 mins and I will definitely recommend to everyone...\n\nI choose this place because i have been to other Italian places in west with the same group So decided to give a try. \n\nWill definitely go back and recommend to others based on my experience.\n\nPT
__label__0 The patio was nice,  but don't expect to get good service when you sit there. Took over 15 mins before we got our drinks even ordered.  Everyone finished our drinks before our lunch order was take.  An hour later the food finally came out. It wasn't really hot and looked like it had been sitting out for a while. The server said they had a large party come in. So she was spending her time with them and forgot out the people outside. There was 4 tables outside and we all complained.  The food was not worth the wait
__label__3 I come to this location once every two weeks. Great selection of organic vegetables which they rotate so people who buy mostly organic aren't always stuck buying the same vegetables every week. The employees are usually nice and willing to go out of their way to help... only downside is sometimes it is difficult to find someone to help.  Some of the cashiers are a bit quirky but they mean well. Some reviewers complained about long lines but I haven't had a problem with that... however I typically go during the week.  I enjoy shopping here.
__label__1 Stopped in here to watch a game on Sunday as this is a new bar for the area.\n\nThere is something wrong with their TV's. The picture is blurry.  Which is not uncommon in a dive bar.  What is uncommon is that I had not had a single beer yet and the picture was blurry.  I finished my beer and moved on down the road.
__label__0 Their regular customers are not very friendly if you are not a packers fan. We had great service from our waitress. This place is perfect for a Green Bay packers fan. Their wings were good.
__label__4 Amazing. I always take out of towners to CM. Best sandwiches in charlotte, amazing breakfast and the atmosphere is great. I order lunch from here at least 2-3 times a month, if not more. Does get busy during weekday lunch so if you are on a time crunch order ahead. Great patio area and lots of happenings (music, tastings etc)
__label__3 Common Market has soooo many great reasons to visit! It's a great place to:\n\n-Take friends visiting the city (it's a community staple)\n-Have a cool brew\n-Get a delicious sandwich (haven't had a bad one yet...although the last time I went they forgot to add bacon to my sandwich so double check your order before leaving)\n-Write your next blog post...or is that just me:)\n\nThe staff is easy like Sunday morning. Come to chill and be sure to stop by when they have tastings and live music (ck out their site for details). It's totally worth it and with the oh-so-not-common atmosphere, you'll always something new to try!
__label__4 Cool hipster place \nDon't expect a regular place and take this place for what it is :) \nI once forgot my credit card and this place gave me my drink and snack as a \"pay later\"! Wow! I was so impressed that a busy town place is trusting like that, I paid the very same day :)
__label__4 Great Spot. Good Sandwiches and sides. Awesome beer selection. One of my favorites in Queen City
__label__0 False advertisement!!  The internect mentions this bar as having a HAPPY HOUR Mon-Thurs 4-8pm but when you get there the bartenders mix you a weak handed drink in a 8 oz. glass for 9.00!  When asked about the happy hour they kind of looked away or down and say \"we did away with it\".  \nNo wonder you guys were empty.....my group won't be coming back here.
__label__2 It's the bar in the center of the casino.  Open 24 hours.  Bartenders were hit or miss.  The best ones were usually late at night showing why they got the better shift instead of the 7am shift.  \n\nCheck in on Foursquare at Pour 24 and then go down the escalators to Center Bar and snag your free jello shot! Bonus!
__label__3 First visit and definitely not my last. Glad I did my homework though because what could have been a VERY expensive visit ended up not being so bad. \n\nThe slides and kids' area is well staffed although a tad bit micromanaged. I get it because safety MUST be a priority but there is a fine line that must be hard to dance around. We went in the middle of the week and the lines weren't terrible, but as the day wore on, it got pretty crowded. The Lazy River is a bit TOO lazy for my taste, but the wave pool is fun and the little kids' play area is just right for a variety of age groups. \n\nHere are the tips I was given to make W-n-W a fun visit that won't break the bank. \n\n1) Get there early so you can get a spot in the shade. This is critical because well...Arizona is hot. (duh)\n\n2) Pack your own lunch in a cooler to leave in your car. When you want to eat, go out to the car and enjoy a picnic lunch there. This saved me AT LEAST $100 because food is RIDICULOUSLY expensive. \n\n3) You CAN bring in sealed water bottles to the park. Sippy cups have to be empty so unless you are breastfeeding, don't expect your little ones to have their juices or anything like that brought in.\n\n4) WEAR FLIP FLOPS or AQUA SOCKS. The ground is searing and when you are waiting to get on some of these slides, your feet will melt off--literally-if you aren't wearing shoes. \n\n5) Save-Around guide has discount coupons if you're only going once and Luke AFB has discounts for Vets and current military. However, if you are planning to go multiple times this summer, the summer pass is worth it. \n\n6) Only bring in what you absolutely need. Lockers are pricey and if you buy your tickets online, you won't even need to bring in your wallet and can lock it in the trunk of your car. \n\n7) Sunscreen sunscreen sunscreen. Oh and sunscreen.
__label__1 The good news: You can save $10 per ticket by pre-purchasing online.\n\nThe bad news: You will wait one hour for each ride.\n\nI took my adult sons here for a day of birthday fun and we were so terribly disappointed. The ride lines were long and so slooooow. Everyone was complaining. I just can't understand how Disney can get this right but no one else seems to be able to. PEOPLE AT WET & WILD: hire an efficiency expert to fix this problem. \n\nOh yeah, and you need more of those 4-people rafts. Half the waiting was because you didn't have enough of them.\n\nWhen families spend this kind of money to go to the water park, they want to have fun. Not wait. Yes, there is a fast-pass you can buy for ANOTHER $20, but I saw those people waiting, too.\n\nAnother nit...a bottle of water is $3.99. And a double scoop of Thrifty (ha) ice cream cost me $5.00.\n\nReally, truly disappointing. I won't be back.
__label__4 We love this place!!!\nMainly because we got a season pass at the very beginning of the season which made going their so much cheaper!!  With the season pass we paid only $10 more than the day pass and got free parking for the season. \n\nYes the lines can be long and yes the food is really expensive but that is why you plan ahead.  Go on a day that makes more sense to be there and you can stay late, weekdays and Friday/ Saturday are the best we found.  Friday and Saturday because they close at 10 and you can beat a lot of the long lines.  \nBring a cooler and keep it in the car, that helps on prices of food.  \n\nI really don't understand all of the complaints.  It is a large water park where you can tell the people who work there are doing the best they can to help every person.
__label__3 This in my opinion is the best gourmet food in all of Vegas!  The menu is ever changing and the drinks outta of this world.. Hidden gem. I had the short rib  gorgonzola polenta it was amazing.
__label__4 Steak TarTar is so good! I'm talking \"Christmas party in my mouth\" good! Quail Egg on top, premium beef, gorgeous sexy. Great new menu lineup with some wonderful additions ( Liz's Penne! Bone-in Ribeye) . \n\nI can't say enough wonderful things about Paul and Liz the new owners. Familiar staff, new staff, it just keeps getting better and better. Everyone will miss the former owners Catherine and Jose Luis, but the restaurant is in good hands with new owners Paul and Liz.
__label__0 I lovED this place so much, I forwardED their 20% off promotion for lunch to my whole department, I strongly recommendED all my friends, family, and clients this place, that's why I have to write this review.\n\nI came to this place for Happy Hours and dinners. Always a pleasure especially the dinner on Thursday, 12/26/2013. The holiday special: Surf and Turf (Tomahawk ribeye and king crabs) and lemon base seasoning sea bass WERE phenomenon!!\n  \nI therefore took my friend who loves fish and seafood here tonight and ordered the same things. I called before we arrived to make sure they still serve (Tomahawk ribeye and king crabs). Before I ordered, I confirmed with our server, Barry, for the sea bass. Barry told us sea bass is always on the menu.\n\nI hate to say that, but the fish was chewy and definitely not sea bass. I showed Barry the picture I took last time as I am a Yelper and never skip the picture of good food. Barry was not attentive and told me next time just to show the picture first and the kitchen will make the same fish. -- If it's a dish always on the menu, why do the costumers need to show the picture to make sure getting the same food and quality??\n\nThe disaster hasn't ended. The steak was way too raw that we didn't even finish a quarter. The king crabs were warm in most of part but with dry and FROZEN part. \n\nOur server, Barry, only had 3 tables at that time, and he spent 98% of his attention on one person of one of these 3 tables. After I reflected him about the fish and showed him the picture and after he witnessed the untouched steak, he just avoided my table!! Barry apparently doesn't care about the clients like the previous servers I met here before.\n\nThe only right thing for tonight is the food runner, RIGO, who is awesome, professional, and much more attentive than Barry. RIGO greeted every table he served, made sure the guests were satisfied, and RIGO was the only person who asked us about the untouched steak. -- Thumb up for RIGO!!\n  \nI am not going back to this place no matter how much I lovED it when there is no consistency of food and welcoming service. I have better way to spend my $100 + bills.
__label__3 Tried this place for the first time and it did not disappoint! I went for dinner on a Monday night and it happened to be $5 martini night! So of course I tried a drink that had lavender and gin in it . Can't remember the name but let me tell you it was so delicious and refreshing with the lavender making you feel relaxed. \n\nThis place is small and intimate which I really like because I went to catch up with a close friend. There is seating at the bar as well as tables. They have a full bar and a huge wine list. Parking lot is was easy to get in and out of. They offer happy hour too! \n\nWent off some yelp recommendations to help choose food options. \n\nTried the pig and fig Delicious! As soon as I saw the description and saw that there was fig jam I was all over it. Just the right amount of salt and sweet and big enough to share between to people. \n\nFire and ice shrimp has scallops in it. Smaller portion of scallops than I expected it to be but none the less very tasty and not too spicy or salty. \n\nEverything but the kitchen sink salad was recommended by the waiter and he was nice enough to even spilt the salad portion into two servings with out us even asking him to so that my friend and I could share the salad. If you are looking for a salad that has a little bit of everything this is the one for you. \n\nI checked in on yelp and they had a coupon for free dessert. So I tried they're lava cake. Very rich and chocolatey I had to share because I couldn't finish it myself.  \n\nThis was my first time here and it will for sure not be my last!
__label__4 Very good food - Also try Brownstone Pinot Grigio - Great friendly service
__label__4 The lady that served us made our experience that much better. Their wine choices are excellent. \n\nHad the calamari and fire and ice for an appetizer \n\nThe bread they serve can be addicting and I had the fried chicken for dinner. \n\nFor wine had the Cabernet, Chardonnay, Riesling, Pinot noir and were all excellent and for Desert the creme br\u00fbl\u00e9e cheesecake is a game changer\n\nWill be coming back  \n\nOn Sundays they have unlimited bloody Mary's starting at 10am for only $10
__label__0 I don't even want to waste a lot of time talking about how bad this place is...I'll try and sum it up. \n\n*Dining room was dirty, uncomfortable and hot. \n\n*Service was lacking. 10 min for the first greet. 20 min to order. 30 min for food. Every chance the server had he would go an do his side-work while eating...right in front of us. \n\n*Found a water glass at the table with lipstick. When we asked for a new one the server simply pulled one of the table new to us. NOTE: server man handled the glass at the top...where people put their lips! \n\nFood: Blah. Nothing exciting to report.  Maybe it's because I could get past the server putting his hands all over my glass.  Yikes. \n\nI wanted to like this place...
__label__3 My favorite location! Service is always great, food is always good and fresh. It is usually pretty quiet and has a nice little outdoor area to eat which is great this time of year. My favorite is the crumbly blue cheese salad. The italian sandwich is also a favorite, it always has tons of meat. The restaurant always looks very clean and the cookies are usually fresh. The cream cheese brownies are heaven!
__label__1 US Egg located on Greenway.  The service was good, no complaints there.  I ordered the Durango breakfast burrito.  It was delivered in a 'gravy boat.'  I soon realized why, it was soupy.  The wrap was wet and laying in water.  The taste was okay but, nothing over the top.\n\nWhen you walk into a breakfast place at 7AM on a Saturday morning and you're one of the few people there, it's a sign...
__label__3 Good breakfast joint. They have all the basics plus the catchy protein pancake. It is good but I'd like fresh blueberries in it, not the canned kind like when you make blueberry muffins.
__label__3 Tasty food, juicy dumplings. Service is less than average. \n\nTake out frozen dumplings also cook well. (just don't thaw before cooking.)
__label__3 Not to brag but I am  one of the lucky people to really have Xiaolong Bao in Shanghi at Yu Gardens. This place does a nice job, and the choices of fillings is really fun and not an option at the famous dumpling shop. The biggest difference though is the wrapper. Here they are too dry and often have a hole in them. Never the case in Shanghi. I also miss the sauce, black vinegar with ginger and sesame oil.\n  All criticism aside, I have never had any closer outside of China. It's American prices but it's in America. Shanghai's run $1 for 15.
__label__0 I was going to give this place two stars instead of one, but the attitude the employees had here was just too horrible. The food was, okay. I was in Montreal for a business trip and was really craving some xiao long bao- soup dumplings so a friend recommended we try this place. It was interesting to see that their dipping sauce did not have ginger like the ones I'm use to do, but thats not something I can't live with. We ordered a set of dumplings each. To our surprise we only got one. The servers took away our sauce mid way to our meal without saying anything to us and just gave it to the table next to us (rude). We waited a few minutes after finishing our first batch and asked the waitress for the other batch. She said, oh Iet me check on that. When she comes back she said, no you only ordered one. (i forgot to mention that after my friend ordered, I asked her what she would recommend for me to order, i took her recommendation and ordered the dumpling with the leek in it) I informed her that I asked for the one she also recommended. after a \"Okay, *SIGH\" she goes to put in our order, my friend and I look at each other with a \"okaaay, that was weird\" face and say \"first the sauce, now this?\" we let it go, we get the second set of dumplings and ask for a togo box since we didn't get to finish about 5 of them. I ask for a side for the sauce as well -- which they forget and I have to ask again. \n\nWe go to pay, which may have been the worst part of it all. \n\nWe give her the money for our order and she pretty much throws the change at us ($5- bill- pretty much expecting us to leave the whole $5 in the tip jar since we saw it was filled with straight $5 bills) At this point, I was fed up with their attitude here and was so close to asking why they were being such A-holes to us. instead, My friend and I take out a single american dollar and put it in their tip jar- \n\nShe forgot to give me my receipt (which I needed for my expense sheet) so I go back in, and ask for it, she reprints my receipt and hands it without a word.\n\n\nYOU'RE WELCOME THAT WE DECIDED TO SPEND MONEY AT YOUR ESTABLISHMENT, you are so welcome, and thank you for the horrible experience. I will make sure to never come here again. \n\nDin Tai fung is so much better- wish you had one in Montreal, it would put this place out of business.
__label__3 CiCi's was one of the places I was really excited to go to once I moved to AZ from WA because they always played commercials for them but there aren't actually any restaurants in Washington!\n\nIt was smaller than I expected it to be but not having any other comparison I'm not counting that as a bad thing.  The hostess who greeted us was very friendly and made sure we knew what our options were for dining and she gave us her name in case we had any questions.  Pretty good service for a buffet if you ask me.\n\n\nBeing as I had never been to a CiCi's before and that I was really hungry when I went, I tried pretty much everything they had to offer.  I had a couple different types of pizza, both of which were very good I thought.  They had just the right amount of sauce and cheese.  The amount of toppings kind of depended on which piece you picked, some had a lot, some had just one or two toppings on the entire piece.\n\nThe salad was good as well, I had the pre-made Italian style one.  I liked it, I would have liked to have had croutons either already in the salad or the option to add them but it's not a deal breaker so I got over it.\n\nMoving on to my favorite part...dessert!  I had one of each of the three desserts they had out and I enjoyed all of them.  The brownies were nice and soft and had a good flavor.  The apple crumb pizza thing tasted JUST like apple pie but in a less messy, smaller serving size.  The sticky buns were my favorite though.  They were very light and fluffy and had just the right amount of frosting, not too much that you had a sugar overload but not so little that you feel like you're eating a biscuit.\n\nI left feeling very satisfied with myself for getting good food for such a cheap price and I will definately be returning in the future!
__label__3 I see why this is (supposedly) rated the #1 show in the world!\n\nIt follows the Lion King movie to the tee, but it is still awesome to watch!\n\nThe best part of the show was the innovative creativity of the costumes. It was really cool how they managed to transform people into animals and the effects they pulled off through the costumes!\n\nI'm not sure how much the tickets were (BF bought them), but it was definitely worth the trip.
__label__3 It is almost impossible to mess this show up and the Mandalay Bay show did impress. Admittedly, the New York show is hard to match so my perception is heavily biased against the LV production.\n\nThe show's production quality was good, again, a notch below the NY production, but still impressive. The acting seemed a bit flat during the first Act but certainly picked up during the second Act. It may have been an off night or a slow start. I do not want to undermine the efforts of the talent but that was my impression. Notably, the performances of Kissy Simmons and Buyi Zama (Nala and Rafiki) filled the theater with beauty and strength. They, individually, made the show worthwhile. I still laughed and became emotional during the show, so the cast did create an engaging show.\n\nI would not deem this show a reason to visit Vegas but if you are there, I would check it out. The theater is not huge so there are great seats to be had for good prices.
__label__3 I remember when I first heard of the Lion King stage show I thought 'hmm, thats kind of cheesy' and then more and more friends would tell 'omg, its an incredible show, you have to check it out!.  Once again I thought 'um...really?  I can't picture it...'  And for some reason none of the promo still shots really wow'ed me either.\n\nOk so cut to early this year on a previous trip to Vegas, I decided to catch the show w a friend after multiple recommendations and all I can say is\n\n'Wow, what a fantastic stage production and fun show to boot.'  They capture all the raw emotion and tear jerking moments of the animated film, and do a wonderful visual translation that is graceful, beautiful, and funny, at the same time.\n\nThe theater in in the Mandalay Bay is great and I had seats in the main floor section about 20 rows back from the stage, and way off to the side, yet I could see all of the show without any problem.  I don't think there are any bad views in the house.  Plus the show is a fully immersive experience as dancers, actors and singers will pop out from all sides of the theater, not just restrict themselves to the stage.  I'm not sure if this is just a Vegas thing or they do this in the other stage shows as well, but it definitely has a Cirque du Soleil feel to it.\n\nThey use multiple techniques to capture the look of the animated animals of the African plains and all of them are ingenious and creative, down to the purely symbolic sylized costumes of the Lion characters with their cool retractable masks that don't hinder choreography & dance, to the fully translated cartoony full outfits of Timon & Poomba and the Hyenas, to what has to be my favorite, the stunt stilt walkers in their FULL SCALE giraffe outfits, you have to see how they do it to understand, it's amazing to see.\n\nStory and musical score is essentially the same, but with the Mandrill baboon character being elevated to one of the star cast members taking the place of some of the background vocals and narrator.  The actress who portrayed her (they changed from male to female) is simply amazing and the actors who played adult Simba, Simba's father and Scar are great as well.  \n\nYou have to see this show if you loved the movie, and even if you haven't go see it anyway!  It'll probably inspire you to go rent the movie even if you don't have any kids.
__label__3 I've always wanted to see the Lion King on stage since I've always heard good things about it from friends. I loved the movie and I suspect there wouldn't be anything I'd dislike about this show.\n\nThe opening was simply marvelous with all the colors, costumes, choreography tied together with the music. It brought me back to when I was 8 years old again. I loved it! But as the show went on, I began to realize that it was too much like the movie. It left no excitement for me since I already knew what was going to happen. Aside from some small minor changes, it was like watching the movie again.\n\nThe theater was cramped and the snacks were ridiculously expensive. Was it me or did the small bag of $4 \"gourmet popcorn\" taste dry as if it's been bagged 5 days ago?\n\nAlthough I would've liked to see a little more difference between the movie and the broadway, I thought the show was a good show. The Lion King is a great story and told wonderfully whether through a movie or a broadway show. All in all, I am glad that I was able to catch it before it's cancellation and I think that anyone who's a fan of the Lion King should, it's worth it.
__label__3 Too bad the seats I had were all the way at the top. Without my glasses I missed the vibrant costumes.\n\nThe show was pretty faithful to the story, pretty much a line for line recreation. The actors were great, especially the actress that played the role of rafiki (cant quite remember her name).\n\nIf you enjoyed the lion king on film, you will love this show.
__label__1 Soup watery. Food mediocre. Salad was pure vinegar.
__label__4 If your into cigars, this is a definate must try.  With over hundreds to choose from, you are guaranteed to find something you like.  New to cigars? The staff is more than prepared to reccomend you a cigar.  Cigarettes are also sold here along with pipe tobacco and other smoking accessories.\n\nAnd you know the best part? It's not the prices, even though those are pretty reasonable.  It's that you can have a seat on one of the couches, tables, or bar stools, grab a beer or glass of wine, and relax watching one of the many flat screens here.  Yes my friends, you can smoke inside.  While the selection of beer and wine are limited, it's just enough to hit the spot on the way home from work or watching the game on Sunday. A+ my friends!
__label__4 My ashiatsu massage was the best 80 minutes of my life. For those who are unfamiliar with the technique, it is the one in which the masseuse uses his or her feet and body weight for pretty much the entire massage. I wasn't exactly sure what I was signing up for when I did, so being that I kind of despise feet I was a little taken aback. But I rolled with it anyways, and actually, it doesn't feel like feet at all. Even once you roll onto your back, they give you a towel to put over your eyes so the obliviousness continues lol.\n\nThe atmosphere inside the spa is great. It's fully equipped with a steam, room, sauna, jacuzzi, and great showers that have one of those large showerheads on the ceiling to make you feel like you're bathing in rain. They also have this turbo sonic whole body vibration machine that I became fairly obsessed with during my stay. Who knew you can burn 150 calories by merely vibrating for ten minutes... Brought an additional meaning to the fact that vibrating is my favorite part of the day ;)\n\nMy masseuse was Chris. He was very professional, very nice, and a fantastic masseuse. I HIGHLY recommend him. For those uncomfortable with a male, I have heard great things about Julie as well.
__label__0 So disappointed. Been looking for a new nail salon since Polished is always so packed. Not only did I have to wait for the owner to turn me away (and take a customer before me that had gotten there after me) because of her running behind she actually asked me to get there an hour early! Ridiculous. I needed  my nails done for my trip out of town and she completely wasted my time. I'm shocked I was asked to return. Don't come here if you're relying on getting your nails done.
__label__3 It's like a tiny part of my years in Japan, or a stolen Post Street Japantown shopping area from San Francisco!  A nice selection of fresh food, Japanese sweets and cooking reagents, as well as various home products.  Did I mention the fresh buns and breads and sushi?  Good!
__label__4 In my quest to check out all Japanese markets in the greater Las Vegas area, I just happen to see this on my nearby search feature on my phone.\n\nLocated in a nice plaza off of Eastern Avenue, this place is just to the right of Monta. I love these quaint little markets because they give you that cozy feeling. Probably because these places are mom and pop owned. Plus supporting your local business is always a good thing.\n\nAs I went in, I am greeted in Japanese by what I assume was one of the owners in the form of a nice old lady. The first thing I looked for was any Kit Kat flavors I havnt tried yet. All they had were the dark chocolate ones. I asked the lady when they get new flavors and all she could tell me was that they are mostly seasonal. \n\nAs I walked around, I noticed a lot of common Japanese staples you would find at other places. For this place I noticed they had all sorts of different kinds of sushi in the refrigerated section. This was something I havnt seen at other Japanese markets or maybe I just wasn't looking hard enough.\n\nSo in my ever growing discovery of Japanese markets, this place is very similar to all the others that I have encountered and will stop by any time I am in the area.\n\n\nYelp 2014 365 Review Challenge #11
__label__3 Great condo unit....really worth the time spent here...
__label__3 The location for this place is great, although the property could build a better straight shot pedestrian walkway TO the Strip.  Instead you have to walk all the way around OR through High Roller's HOT parking lot.  \n\nLots of pools, a small market, clean and SPACIOUS villas, etc.  It's everything a resort should offer - definitely meets expectations there!  \n\nA couple bad things: \n- I specifically asked to have a view and be in a quiet room (I forgot they were villas with individual entrances).  She put us in Building 19 for a \"view\" of the pool - which added a 7 minute walk each time we ventured out to the strip.  You may wonder why we walked?  Because the Operator/Concierge REFUSED to send a taxi to our building. \n- Speaking of taxis, they REFUSED to call ahead for us.  We had dinner reservations (that we've had for 2 months) at 6pm one night.  We called at 5:03pm and asked to have a taxi waiting for us at 5:45pm.  They refused to do so.  So my husband went up early to call for one at 5:25pm.  I got up there at 5:53pm and the taxi was STILL not there.  We missed the reservation and had to BEG to \"get in\".  ONLY to find out, the Bell Desk walkies the other Bellman who stands at the entrance of the resort to wave-in taxis!!  WHAT TOOK SO LONG!?? \n- With the above in mind, they wouldn't call ahead a taxi for the airport either.  But they did say there is a complimentary shuttle to take us and that all we would need to do is call to arrange it.  So, we followed instruction only to discover that the shuttle is not complimentary, it's not private, and the shuttle servicers are quite the assholes too (likely because we were misinformed and we wasted their time). \n- The water.  Stay away from the water.  I am sure it's \"clean\", but Vegas water tastes like shit.  \n- Lastly and the most terrible was the thumping on Saturday morning!!  At 9am, we were rudely greeted by the loudest thumping I've ever heard.  I called and it was due to Building 21 is doing maintenance.  Really?  These people are working while I am supposed to be enjoying my vacation??  They really cannot wait on that specific project until 11am?  \n\nOnto the \"time share\" portion of our trip.  I personally thought it was a great experience!  ALL of our representatives were excellent!  Danny, the tour guide, was the sweetest, most informative guy ever! Youness & Christopher were awesome as well!  Although, we didn't decide to buy a time share at that very moment, we still learned a lot and know we have one more opportunity to decide!
__label__1 Cheap. Not inexpensive, cheap. There's a difference. Aldi works very hard to cut prices, well below even the local Wal-Mart's everyday low prices.\n\nAldi is different than the usual American supermarket style. There are only a few aisles in the store and Aldi typically doesn't carry more than one or two brands of any particular product and you probably won't recognize the names on the labels (GT Cola? Contessa canned veggies?). If you have a specific shopping list, you're going to be leaving without a good number of items, but the ones they do have are very well priced. I'd have to guess at least 20% less than Wal-Mart.\n\nWhen you're headed to Aldi, it has to be pretty well planned. Bring your own bags because they don't have any. You can usually find a couple of cardboard boxes in the shelves if you forget bags. Even the shopping carts aren't \"free\" - because they want a 25 cent deposit and it's returned when you return the cart. As far as paying for your goodies, they do not accept credit cards or checks - cash or debit only because credit cards cost money!\n\nWould I shop again at Aldi? Maybe. Sometimes it's worth spending more when you shop at Harris Teeter (or even Wal-Mart) because you get a lot more convenience and choice.
__label__1 Cold Tuna, frozen vegetables, unremarkable service!\n\nI travel constantly, so I notice the small stuff as well as the big stuff.  In my second trip to this Phillips I was hoping for a better experience tan my first.  Next time, I think I will save the dough and just go to CPK ASAP in terminal B.
__label__1 I was in the Charlotte airport, which has really good WiFi for an airport, but I digress, and had some time so I thought I'd stop in, which I did, hence the review.  I ordered the fish and chips, stay way.  It is Tilapia and breaded to the gills (get it).  It was one piece of fish and the fries were fair.  They say the crab cakes are really good, but I have not had crabs since high school.  I will not return if I am in the airport again.
__label__1 It was really early, like not even 6 am early and after a night without dinner or snacks, I wanted to sit down in a nicer restaurant. I love seafood, so I picked Phillips.\n\nI should have known from the sign that said Pasterized Crab Meat. I'm a crab lover and being from the San Francisco Bay Area, I always have access to fresh crab. This was not the case. \n\nWith a limited menu, I ordered the Cream of Crab Soup and an Ice Tea. It came up fast and service was friendly, but the soup was wayyyy over seasoned and the crab tasted dehydrated. Biting into crab chunks that seemed to break apart like powder chunks. I stopped trying to eat it after about 5 spoonfuls. \n\nI drank about 2 large ice teas and 2 large waters to get the overpowering salty seasoning taste from my mouth. The unsweetened ice tea is good, yet not worth stopping in when there is a lot offered in this airport. \n\nThe worse part is the aftermath of a stomachache and sick feeling that lasted for the next 10-12 hours. If I wasn't already feeling tired and hungry, add sick to that and it wasn't worth it at all.  \n\nEven if you like canned crab, I wouldn't recommend Phillips for anyone.
__label__1 My friend and I swung by Phillip's for a quick bite while our plane made a stop in Charlotte (our gate was right next to the restaurant). It's pretty simple - sit down, place your order when a waiter comes around, and get your food pretty quickly. The only real complaint is that the food's a bit expensive (as all airport food is) and that they didn't have BBQ sauce when I requested it for the chicken tenders. Aside from that, the food was pretty much what'd you expect overall from this kind of joint. The tenders were pretty standard, served with honey mustard sauce. The seafood platter comes with fried shrimp, crab cakes, and some spring rolls. I felt better for not getting the bigger crab cakes when I had theirs - the crab meat was extremely nondescript, coated in fried breadcrumbs but with an indistinguishable taste aside from that. The spring rolls were okay, if unspectacular, and the fried shrimp was decent.\n\nYou're not going to get much service here - our waiter had to be flagged to give us our check - but it's an airport spot, so you can't really set expectations too high. I'd probably stop by if I wanted something other than standard fast food in the airport, but there's not much any other reason to come by here.
__label__1 Positives:\n* The waitress was very nice.\n* They were open on Christmas Eve.\n\nNegatives:\n* The waitress was not remotely competent.\n* The beer was skunked.\n* The fries--which took 15 minutes to arrive--were pale and ice cold.
__label__4 I spent my b day weekend in vegas for a budget trip. I happened to be there during a big fight with Mayweather n Ortiz. With the reliable help of my fellow yelpers I used the Chris Hornick website n wasn't disappointed. My friends and I we're able to successfully get on several guest lists with no cover.  We had to pay a cover for the celebrity sponsored parties with P. Diddy and Lil Wayne so of course we didn't go. Lol. I would definitely recommend his site when visiting vegas. He texted me reminders of the guest lists we were on for the day.
__label__2 Before Vegas: I contacted Chris and told him that I was going out on a Thursday night with 5 other girls for my bachelorette party. I sent him a short list of about 4 clubs that I was interested in, and let him know that we might want to end the night at strip club. He promptly replied saying that we were required to go to only the Palms' clubs our \"first\" night if we were going to try to use his services, and he also suggested Olympic Garden for the strip club (has both male & female dancers). Well, our \"first\" night was really going to be our only night for my bachelorette party, so we agreed to stick with the Palms.\nChris's website also has an application form for free bottle service for groups of girls, so I went through it the application process and submitted my Facebook profile. The Facebook profile goes through Ghostbar & Moon's club management (they pretty much decide whether or not you're attractive enough), and about 30% of the applications get approved. My app did end up getting approved for bottle service, and Chris told me that we would most likely get a bottle of Skyy. Eh not a bottle I would choose, but I can't complain about free liquor! At least it'll give our group of girls a buzz before we have to buy drinks.\n\nDuring Vegas: We arrived at the entrance of Moon about 15 minutes before our bottle service reservation time. There was no line whatsoever. Someone dropped the ball, and my name wasn't on the list, so I had to text Chris. Coincidentally, he just happened to be walking up right as I was texting him. He cleared up the mix-up, but told us that Moon wasn't open yet and walked us over to Ghostbar. Again, there was absolutely no one in line which I thought was a bit odd for 11pm. None of the girls paid cover and we got to all skip the non-existent line. When we got up there, the place was maaaybe 1/5th full. The view from 55 stories up was cool, but it didn't make up for our tiny $16 vodka redbulls. I mean, this was seriously the tiniest drink I've ever been poured. The glass probably held 4 or 5oz, and there was maybe 1 shot of well vodka in there. Strike 1.\n\nAfter we finished our drinks, we went back to Moon, stood around for 10 or 15 minutes, and then we were finally sat. Remember that bottle of Skyy that was mentioned eariler in the review? Like the lines for the clubs, that was non-existent as well. I asked our waitress about it, and she said that they NEVER comped Skyy and we were put down for a comp bottle of champagne. Champagne? It's the night of my bachelorette party and I have a total of 6 girls to get drunk! Not to sound like a snob, but that bottle of bubbly wasn't going to cut it. I texted Chris about the \"mix up,\" and he said that he'd buy us a round of drinks when he saw us. Of course, we never ran into him again though. We were required to tip the waitress at least $50 for the champagne (it tasted like it was worth oh, about $2) which we all downed in a matter of seconds. Strike 2.\n\nThank goodness one of the girls that I was with saved the night by throwing down and ordering the first bottle of liquor. We ended up spending a shit ton on other various drinks and shots, so of course, we ultimately had a blast at Moon. The place filled up quickly after we got there, service was great, and most importantly, we ended up getting duhhruunnkk (off of purchased drinks/shots/liquor bottle, not crappy champagne). \n\nWe were ready to go by around 2:30am, and I texted Chris for the limo to Olympic Garden (OG). He said in his text that the limo would take us to OG and back to our hotel at the end of the night when we were done. He also informed us that the male revue had already ended, but we could still go to see girls if we wanted. This being my only night set aside for bachelorette things, I let him know that we were up for it even though it was just girls. Bad call. I guess the \"rave\" reviews (on Chris's site) for OG were for the male dancers, because this was the most boring strip club I've ever been to by a long shot. Sure, there were lots of girls working, but not a single one of them was over a 6 (and trust me, I've been to clubs where I thought that LOTS of girls were attractive). Anyway, we paid our $25 each for cover and 2 drinks and just kind of rode it out until one of the girls literally fell asleep from being so bored.\nTime to call that limo driver back, right?...well we tried to at least. Even though I tipped the driver fat when he dropped us off, he ended up texting us to say that Chris himself had to get ahold of the driver in order for us to get a ride back to the hotel. By that time, it was already around 4:00am. Chris was already off work/asleep, so of cooouuurse we never got ahold of him for the rest of that night. Time to hail a cab. Strike 3.\n\nThis service attempts to follow through with their promises, but attempting just isn't enough. Sure, you get a few small freebees, but just don't expect to get a whole lot out of it.
__label__4 Wow - I was totally impressed with Chris and his crew. We got in everywhere we wanted to go - communication was easy and fast. My cousin and I had a GREAT time at the Palms and Foundation Room. I'm sure I'll make my way back to Sin City and will definitely hit up Chris and his team before I go. Thanks guys!!!!!
__label__3 Food was good (same as last time - and as always when I go) but they lose a star for service.  Look, you may hate your job, and hate the singing in front of everybody part of it, but YOU signed up for it.  If you don't like it - go get a new job!\n\nGood thing I like their burgers so much or this might have annoyed me enough to not go back!
__label__0 I had one of the worst experiences of my vegetarian life here. I had been to Johnny Rocket's before and gotten the vegan option so I knew I would be ok going here. I was out with my meat eating sister and my pescatarian husband so I figured this place would be the best for all three of us to get what we want. \n\nWe get in and I ordered a burger that wasn't the Streamliner (1st mistake), and just ordered it with the BOCA burger. The waitress takes our order, my husband also ordered his with a BOCA. \n\nAbout 20 minutes later the food comes out. The patty looks right. I was a little apprehensive and I should have gone with my gut feeling on not eating here this day, but I ignored it. It had been awhile since I had eaten a BOCA patty (over a year), so I THOUGHT it looked right. (2nd mistake)\n\nI start eating it and about half way through it the bill hits our table. It was crowded in there so the waitress must have been trying to get us out of there. So I look at the bill and notice both my husband and my burgers say Turkey substitution. I immediately start to freak out. We call the waitress over and explain to her that we ordered BOCA, why does it say Turkey? She then tells us that it is BOCA it just says turkey. I say, no that doesn't sound right. So she goes to talk to her manager I guess because we never saw her again. The manager comes over to our table and apologizes profusely for what happened. I'm upset because how the hell do you confuse BOCA and Turkey? I mean, really. I know some people might think how did I not know the difference. And I thought that to myself as well, but the truth is it slipped by me even though it shouldn't have. And it hurts me every time I think about it. I will never come to this Johnny Rockets again, if any of them ever again because of this experience. \n\nAll I can say is, if you are vegan or vegetarian, and you go to any of the Johnny Rockets, make sure that your waitress/waiter knows that a BOCA burger isn't meat. Stress that to them. Because obviously they aren't trained to know what the difference is.
__label__4 This Johnny Rockets is better than the rest.  Even other Johnny Rockets.  Customer Service went above and beyond what we expected.  The Manager was extremely helpful.  They did nothing wrong, but acted like they did.  We would definitely return.  Food was excellent.  Shakes were great!
__label__1 My kids use to come here a lot on Fridays after school. The last time we went there the service was horrible! They also started charging for fries and for cheese on their hamburgers. They brought out our fries before our meal. Then forgot to bring my daughters fries out that I had to pay for. The hamburgers and club sandwich were both burned. I ended up not having a lunch to eat. We will not be coming back! Very disappointed! This use to be such a great restaurant.
__label__3 This place is great! I received SO much stuff for my son when he was born (mostly barely worn hand-me downs from my husband's huge family and some of my close friends) that he couldn't possibly wear them all even if I changed his outfit 5 times a day! So I went on the hunt for a great consignment place I could utilize to get him \"new\" clothes as he grew. \nLuckily for me, there are quite a few places like this in my area (central phoenix). I checked out 2 others before I came to Smarty Pants (do NOT go to Urban Baby! Ugh!). \nThe mother-daughter owner team at SP were very welcoming and friendly. They took almost all of the items I brought in and although I planned to just drop stuff off, I couldn't resist shopping for myself and ended up with three great tops for $15 total!! Incredible inventory, clean shop and friendly service... who wouldn't love it??\n\nThey informed me that they are expanding to the space right next to Bertha's (my favorite restaurant in town) to have a separate place for furniture and will be offering more adult clothing in the current space (I could have that backwards.... the new space is for clothes, perhaps?). \n\nSo I will be heading back soon to spend my consignment money! Thank you Smarty Pants!
__label__2 So, it was our first visit to Pelican Bay, and we'll certainly be returning!\n\nNow, their prices are a bit...steep(I'm talking about normal menu items, not specials). However, it's just around the corner from us, and such a lovely, cozy little hole-in-the-wall that I can't resist loving it.\n\nI had the peel-and-eat-shrimp(regular...I'll have to try Cajun-style another time). it consisted of about 25 small shrimp and a side of cocktail sauce(I think it was housemade). I added some of the Tapatio hot sauce(there's a bottle on every table), and enjoyed my shrimp whilst swigging 2 Negra Modelos. my meal(excluding the beer) was $9.95\n\nJamie had the steak sandwich--a giant slab of steak on hoagie bread. price? $9.95. it came with french fries(effing FABULOUS steak fries)...but apparently, they were $2 extra. wtf? whatever...they were well worth it; so amazing drizzled with malt vinegar(again, a bottle on every table) and salt.\n\nour total bill? $29.50. a little crazy, to be honest...but, the bartender(owner?) was attentive, and they have a fabulous selection of seafood and Mexican food. unfortunately, the beer selections were lacking. stick with Negra, and you're golden.\n\nnext time...either the seafood cocktail(octopus optional), the ceviche tostada, or the steamed clams :p
__label__0 i have eaten at several chilis throughout the years and hadnt been to one in a while . my mother , son, and i went tonight and i was appauled at the whole experience. the service was slack no refills, smiles, or check backs, the food toook 45 minutes to come out~ i ordered an appetizer , my son got a kiddie meal, and my mother ordered two sides. when we asked to speak to the manager she took quite a while and showed up with our very late food and mentioned she heard we wanted to speak with us, dropped the food , and walked off without speaking with us. no one ever asked how it was ~ if they had we would have told them the order was wrong and overcooked and super greasy, trying to pay was anotehr 20 minute process. we WILL NEVER be back again. its rare in our busy schedules the 3 of us get to go out to eat together and was dissapointing to spend hard earned money on a horrible dinner
__label__1 I went here due to the price and word of mouth. It is walk-in only, NO APPOINTMENTS! I had to wait 90 minutes. I was not offered a choice of male or female, good thing since I don't have a preference. I told him to focus on my neck, between shoulder blades, and mostly my sciatica. He asked me how long to work on each section, what a sciatica was, and what trigger points to work on for the sciatica. He didn't use time management skills, didn't know terminology or anatomy, and fussed with the sheets and draping a lot. It took 5 tries each time he moved the sheet to get it right. After he finished, he didn't get me any water or recommend anything like stretching or aromatherapy or epsom salt baths. I would go here with caution....
__label__2 This is a pretty small location, although that is to be expected since it is inside the Golden Nugget. There is an outdoor patio so you can enjoy your coffee while people watching on Fremont Street. The line can get long, but the staff is really nice and work fast. I got my coffee really fast despite how busy it was.\n\nThe  reason I had to take off a few stars is that they do not take the Starbucks card and do not give Starbucks rewards members any of the benefits. This was the only Starbucks I went to in Las Vegas that did that and the others I had gone to were in casinos as well. I can understand not wanting to be part of Starbucks rewards, but I don't see how hard it would be to take Starbucks cards since they already accept credit and debit cards. I could have gotten coffee somewhere else, but I made the effort to go here just because it was a Starbucks so I was disappointed that I couldn't pay with my Starbucks card.
__label__1 Like previous reviews, the service sucks and not the greatest areas of town. I usually get the norm for me which is a jcf...this place is always busy and they do have a tendency to skip orders...not the best way to run a business. I guess I'll deal with crummy service vs waiting at a coffee shop.
__label__1 We waited 30 minutes from seating to eating and we did not order the baked pancakes that take 20 minutes to cook.  The eggs were a grey/green color inside and overcooked.  The pancakes were good, but not enough to make up for the rest of the experience.  We won't be back.
__label__2 My wife and I showed up at 8am on a Saturday and only one other table was occupied. Other patrons started trickling in while we were there. The place is very casual, not much if any ambiance. The staff was very friendly. We both had oven baked pancakes, my wife the banana and I the German. Mine was very light, fluffy , and tasty. The banana was very sweet. The menu said oven baked pancakes would take at least 20 minutes. Ours arrived much sooner. \n\nGiven the overall experience (food, price, setting), I give it 3 stars.
__label__3 Nice casual place. The owner is an artist so some of his pictures are up on the walls. Everything is very healthy. definitely good for a person who likes clean eating. Nothing is fried the omelette is even baked. They're toast is also homemade and very good. Definitely perfect for healthy people like myself.
__label__4 What a wonderful experience! I have been jumping from dentist to dentist for the last 5 years. I am happy to say I have found a place to stay!
__label__4 1st to Review? @IN_N_OUT_Burger! Located near Sunset station & Galleria Mall this place is hopping!\n\n15 cars in the drive-thru @ 2 pm. BUT anyone who's eaten at In & Out KNOWS -It's always worth the wait.\n\nOne of these days I'm gonna order a 10x10 and see how long it takes to finish it!\n\nToday however I went for the Double-Double Extra Pickles & Onion with sauce. My Usual!\n\nFantastic down to the last crumb of bun!\n\nI hear there are now 7 locations throughout the valley-we could do with 10 more or the nice catering truck they have at In-N-Out!
__label__4 NOMNOMNOM In-N-Out Burger is always good :) Something that is on their secret menu is \"Animal Style\". You get your burger and fries with cheese, grilled onions, and  thousand island sauce--SO GOOD!! This location was very quick and friendly :)
__label__3 This particular In-N-Out location is a decent one. Clean on the inside. Orders are always correct. Never too busy or too crowded.\n\nNow, I'm not all that into the burgers at In-N-Out. I know, blasphemy! But whatever. I personally do not care for them. They're not bad by any means, but I don't think they're all that good either.\n\nWhat I do LOVE and crave here are the animal-style fries. Say what? Just say yes. Get your fries animal-style. They are delicious and oh-so-craveworthy.  Yum yum yum! I'm craving them just writing this.
__label__4 I love going to this location because it's on my way back to Arizona and the staff is always friendly. Never had an issue with an order at this one. They never rush you. I like mine a special way and most get it right
__label__4 Best Happy hour in pittsburgh! I went before going on a gallery crawl. They have an array of specialty cocktails \"half price\" 5-7pm and Tapas. I enjoyed the Caparrhina, a glass of full bodied pinot noir, and a green tea martini. So refreshing. My BF and I split several appetizers too. Empanadas, Ceviche, Tuna tartar, grilled skewers, duck quesadilla, crabcake, and the filo shrimp. We just wanted to try everything. \n\nThere are still many I saw come out of the kitchen that I am dying to try. The presentation was lovely. I probably won't get the ceviche or grilled skewers again because there are other more interesting dishes that suit my tastes better. I think it's a very nice addition to the variety of restaurants in Pittsburgh. Eat, Drink, Enjoy!
__label__3 Boy and I went to Tamari on a Friday evening. We had a late reservation (around nine), and we were asked to wait for our table for about ten minutes because the restaurant was a bit crowded. The hosts were extremely friendly and gracious, and while we were standing, they got us drinks from the bar. \n\nTamari has an ample selection of drinks, with interesting cocktails and decent choices of wine and beer. \n\nI was impressed at the innovative tapas combinations. For the first time in my entire life, I wasn't that hungry. So I only had the appetite to try two tapas; the lamb lollipop and the red snapper. The lamb was very tender and tasty. I really loved the red snapper, which came with mussels in a saffron broth. This was so different and very yummy!\n\nMy date had the empanadas (which he did not like very much), but was blown away by both the price and the quality of the hangar steak. We thought the $2 price was a joke (or a misprint to mean $20). The steaks (or chicken, bacon and quail egg, or salmon) are small servings, of course. But what they lack in quantity they make up for in quality!\n\nI have not yet tried the sushi, but will be back to do so!\n\n*EDIT* Boy insisted I tell you all that we saw Sam Worthington (from Avatar) there. Boy also states that I should add an extra half-star for Sam's appearance. Sorry. Can't do that!
__label__4 Probably one of my favorite restaurants in Pittsburgh.  Sushi was awesome.  We had the Philly, Naruto, Rainbow, Spicy Tuna rolls.  The seviche was fantastic.  Drinks are well priced and the variety is great.  I will go back often, one of the better restaurants in Pittsburgh.  You can't go wrong with Tamari.
__label__4 Happy hour prices (half off drinks and apps under $10, plus a $6 sushi roll) combined with a warm atmosphere make this a Lawrenceville gem. Food is unique and delicious without being pretentious. Guac is a favorite. The management here is also FANTASTIC. Frequent about twice a month and they are extremely accommodating, even on busy nights. Will do their best to fit you in and work with your party. We take out of town guests here and they're always impressed. Wish we could go more!
__label__4 Can't say enough. First the service was great. Started With the tuna tartar it a dip style dish that was fresh and refreshing. Then empanada's stuffed with Peking duck. I would fight someone to eat them again if I had to. lol. Third we went with sushi Plater that was the best I have ever eaten. We also had the braised short ribs that may have been on the best of ever list. The owner Allen was very kind speaking with us a few times. I would recommend to anyone looking for an outstanding night out.
__label__1 Fancy atmosphere but the food is not all that great. Good? Yeah.\nSpecial?  Not really.  \nTrendy?  You bet. \nTamari  is Overhyped in my opinion, it highlights all the \"sexy\"food trends but doesn't really make a niche for itself
__label__1 I was very surprised by my lamb gyro. It tasted completely unseasoned- even bereft of salt. Maybe I'm spoiled by having already tasted the best gyro in the world (from Cleveland's West Side Market), but I expected a full flavor experience here.  I think I was fooled by the care that went into the design of the restaurant, which gives it a faux-cultural flare. Unfortunately, there was not even faux flare in my gyro.  \n\nBoo!\n\n(A tip for those who do like this place: check in to Yelp BEFORE you order- you may get a coupon!)
__label__1 I was craving greek food, so i yelped, and this joint came up.. They had a groupon, bought it and went...  All the pictures looked great,, when i got mine i was very disappointed..  The pastisio,, was marginal,, very very small slice,, i wouldnt order it for a homeless person... The hummus,, not that good,, very runny, not impressed... The Gyro,, skimpy on the meat, sauce was not very good will not come back to this joint... Others may rave about it this place,, i did not like this at all... At least i only wasted 16 bucks for 30 bucks of food...
__label__3 I love Mediterranean food, and this is some of the best I've had in Las Vegas.  Prices are reasonable.  I had the lamb kebab.  It came with Basmati rice, a Greek salad, and grilled tomatoes and onions.  I also had rice pudding for dessert.  Wow!
__label__0 Worst Greek food I've ever had. Me and my husband love Mediterranean food and eat it very often. After seeing some reviews we decided to visit this place. The chicken and lamb skewers were dry and flavourless. The Greek salad was okay. The tzatziki had no garlic or cucumber and was basically dill mixed with yogurt. We ordered falafel and it was way too salty. The pumpkin baklava cheesecake was the only thing that was good. The service was good. The price is high considering the sub standard food they serve. Definitely not worth another visit. And definitely not \"homemade\" Greek food.
__label__3 Like I mentioned on my previous post (7/24/09), I went back and tried it twice to see if anything changed. The first time, everything was excellent; they have this spicy crab/seafood soup that is soooooo good, that I kept going back for second and third and fourth....The meats were marinated just right and everything was wonderful. I walked out of the restaurant thinking I should give them 5 stars now. I came back the second time a week later b/c I want that spicy seafood soup. Guess what, no spicy soup that day. Also, I guess they put too much sugar into the kalbi, that it burned when it got onto the grill, even though the heat was medium. I looked around and realized other tables had the same problem. The sugary stuff from the kalbi got on the the grill, which created blacken burned layer and smell, which made everything tasted not so good. In conclusion, I guess the quality vary each day, so you may get great food or you may not at this restaurant. I will still visit them again. One cool thing about this restaurant is because the ceiling is so high and open, you don't get that nasty stinky smell on your clothes and body that you normally get when cooking food at your table. Don't get me wrong, your clothes will still smell, but not \" have to go home and shower b4 going out again\" bad.
__label__2 I didn't know whether or not to give this place a 2 or 3 star review.  Considering mostly all the cooked dishes were cold and ,dare I say, not that good.  The only saving grace was the marinated meats.  They had 4 different types of marinated meats 2 of which were short ribs and the other 2 being chopped beef and pork.  All in all the experience was OK but at a price of $19.99 per person I felt it was kind of steep for the quality.
__label__3 First timer! \n\nMeats were fresh and plentiful. kalbi ribs and ribeye were excellent. Next time I come, I will be sure to get mounds of these two yummy meats. \n\nShrimp was quite sweet and tasty. \n\nThe pumpkin and red bean soup was also very yummy. \n\nThey also had a whole bunch of other cooked foods that weren't bad too. Actually there were too many items to choose from. Didn't get a chance to sample everything. \n\nThe desserts area could be better, but who had room for desserts after such a satisfying meal. But they did have this sugar and sesame glazed sweet potato that was quite good. \n\nThe service was excellent. The servers actually had our first plate of meat cooked while we were getting other meats. It was nice to sit down and be able to eat right away. They came and changed out our grill two times. \n\nWill definitely go back to try other delights and have more kalbi ribs and ribeye.
__label__3 All you can eat korean bbq ! love the selections and the old lady is super nice everytime we come here =]
__label__0 My experience at sura was horrible. It was our first and our last time there. If I could put a negative star I would. We get in at about 335pm and were sat at a table. I go to get food (vegetable tempura shumai and egg foo young) well I take a seat back at the table and take a bite out of the tempura and about to take another bite and that's when I look down at my food and see a hair in my food. I pull at the hair and it ended up being a 2inch piece of hair. I told the first waitress and she apologized and took my plate away.. Ok so moving forward with our lunch not having an appetite to eat much I go and take a piece of my Kim chee and under that piece there was a piece of hair.. Talk about being disgusted.. I tell another waitress and she tells the owner and the owner comes to the table and was like I'm sorry blah blah blah.. Then the owner and waitress started to talk in their language and started to laugh looking at the plate.. Talk about feeling like crap as being the customer.. Then the owner goes well it could be your hair.. That was it, I was being so nice and professional with the whole matter after all it wasn't my fault and believe me we have the money to pay for our meal so trying to get a free meal is something I was not trying to do. With this happening twice in one sitting I am sure that I will not be returning to this place again.. Trust me it pays off to look at your food so stuff like this doesn't happen and your not eating someone else's disgusting hair..
__label__4 Why would you not love this place?\n\nHonestly, I am not a Korean food expert at all, so this review is based off of the level of happiness this place brought to me.  It doesn't have to be authentic to make me happy - unless it bills itself as authentic.  \n\nThis place is AYCE Korean BBQ with some Chinese food and some sushi.  It is a large restaurant kinda modern style.  The tables have the grills.  Overall, it was clean, but it wouldn't pass a white glove test...\n\nThe service was excellent.  Not just for an Asian restaurant but even for a restaurant.  She asked if I had been there before and it was my first time, so she explained everything to me.  They refilled my drink and helped cook the meat.  Great service!!\n\nThe buffet had about 10 different meats.  The bulgogi was tasty.  The pork was good, maybe a little sweet for me.  They had some octopus that tasted very fresh and very tender, I was pleasantly surprised.  The salad was fresh.  Like I said not a Korean food authenticator - but the banchan tasted great.  (side note- no short ribs for lunch time only dinner)\n\nI ate a ton of meat!  I was there for lunch for $15.  I really enjoyed it.  All of the food was fresh and flavorful.  I am quite certain I got my monies worth.  This would be a good date night thing, fun with friends and a fun family night too.  \n\nI would say - more for the gourmand instead of the gourmet...
__label__2 The mister decided to introduce me to Sura since I'm madly in love with Honey Pig a little ways away.  Upon entrance, I was pretty impressed!\n\nWhile service wasn't anything spectacular, it seemed like a pretty nice place.  We were seated by this friendly waitress and we went up to pile our plates of stuff to grill.  The selection was plentiful but not exactly the best quality.  I think I got the squid at one point, the pan was unmarked, and it turned out to be really fishy.  I was told before that seafood only turns fishy if it's a bit older.  No worries though.  I still ate it with the help of a lettuce wrap.  Raw garlic overpowers any other tastes anyways!\n\nDespite that one unsavory item, everything else was still grilled to juicy perfection and the staff kept wandering over our table to play with the fire settings.  Boss.\n\nAnyways, it's really not a bad place and I do recommend it.  I must say though, I'll be true to my other Korean BBQ place.
__label__2 When i'm in Vegas for work, i often go to Sura BBQ. It's a very big place and their food is decent. Will be back in few months.
__label__3 Great, loved it! Has a good selection of Korean food. Sushi is average though. Great service.
__label__1 I love korean BBQ and I love Sura's style concept.  The restaurant is buffet style. You pick the meats and dishes that you wish to have and bring it back to your table to grill. A server will bring you drinks and clean your grill ever so often. \n\nThe food isn't bad but it isn't great. You might find some pieces of meet that are still frozen if you pick from the middle of the tray. \n\nI went to the restroom while eating here and witnessed an employee leaving the stalls without washing their hands only to later see her behind the buffet line serving meat.  True story. \n\nI was so disgusted I wanted to return back to the stall and puke. \n\nSince Sura's AYCE menu is around the same price of the others in town...I'd go elsewhere especially after using their restrooms.
__label__1 The worst Korean BBQ I have ever been, not too much choice u can really eat, also they serve some Chinese& Japanese food, wt the hell!!!!!! It's not a real Korean BBQ. Also let's talk abt the price I walked in by myself, order a ice tea to drink, total for me is $28!!!!
__label__4 Amazing!! Great service, and selection of food! The quality and taste of the meat was insanely delish! The hot food and salad bar has everything u would want! Loved the fresh fruit and dessert! Grabbed some fresh garlic, onion, and jalape\u00f1os to add the the grill! The smells and flavors were to perfection, my bf is a great cook and  enjoyed the experience! It is great for groups fun for a date night! Will def be coming back next time we visit Vegas
__label__0 First time. Staff is nice. Typical bar and typical Charlotte food aka crap. But if you were born in the south you may like it. North people stay away
__label__0 I would NOT recommend this restaurant.  Uninteresting menu, overpriced tapas, and the atmosphere was strange.  It was a weekend night and there were few people in the restaurant.  The large size of the restaurant made the lack of people very noticeable.  The server was a very nice younger man and he did a great job, in spite of the mediocre food and weird atmosphere.
__label__1 We saw the sign outside for $5.99 ribeye and eggs and HAD to check it out. I guess this is a new deal they started to compete with Bill's Gambling Hall across the street.\n\nThe wait at 2:30 AM was about 10 minutes. We all got the ribeye and eggs special. I noticed that the waiter only asked us how we would like our eggs but not our steak also. That's a red flag. And my sharp poker intuition didn't disappoint me. The ribeye was maybe half an inch thick BEFORE cooking since it was like a quarter inch when it came out. It was cooked well done and tasted like a ribeye I guess... It came with hash browns, eggs, and toast.\n\nPro-tip: This would have probably tasted better after a night of drinking
__label__3 The Burger Joint is a great way to end an amazing night clubbing.  From Midnight to 4am they have a $5.99 Steak and egg special and a $3.99 Burger and fries special!  I was here about 4 times over the past two weekends.  The first time they forgot to give me the top bun of my burger but I was so drunk I didnt even notice until i thought about it!  The fries are to die for.  And finally the steak and eggs were amazing.  I will def be here again for future Vegas weekend getaways!
__label__1 I'm only giving this place 2 stars because of the chili cheese fries. Otherwise, my burger was dry and seemed to be one of those frozen ones you buy at the grocery store. Gross. My husband's pulled pork sandwich was dry and not enough sauce. Not to mention that the service was sad. Will never return, even if I was staying at the Flamingo.
__label__1 Late night in Vegas and I finally talked myself into going downstairs and dropping $9 - $11 for what was expected to be a mediocre burger.\n\nI stood for a couple of minutes and checked out the menu, thinking that I might be able to order something to go.  When I asked the host about ordering to go, he said I could do that but I would have to be seated, and it would be about 10 minutes.  There was no one in line and it looked like there was less than 10 people in the entire restaurant.  \n\nI decided I wasn't going to wait 10 minutes to be seated just to order something to go.  \n\nI can't rate this place on the food quality, but I can rate it on their service - it was crappy...
__label__0 So im new to the area and i need batteries for 3 watches 2 tags and a citizen. I found a coupon for a \"free\" regular watch battery at Friej jewelers online. Well we all know most of the time there is a catch and free might actually mean just tax, just labor whatever but still i had three watches and maybe I would get one for battery free. So i get there and the man who i assume is the owner see's the coupon and immediatley gives me the stink eye. I show him the watches a he says \" well these need a tag batteries. (whaaat??????????) i ask \"Tag makes special batteries???\" . NO he says but you dont put \"cheap\" batteries in such quality watches.Unless you want to ruin them and thenhe said \"I dont care what you do their not my watches\"\n. Ok so wait.. how much are these special better batteries.. He says $25.00 each but since i have a coupon he'll do it for $20 each {gee thanks} i figuire ok im here fine whatever. he looks at my other watch ..the less impressive citizen and tells me it will have to go to the factory for service to replace the battery as it is a Eco-drive. Ok these are my watches and i should know more about them or at least at a minimum what they are or do ..i admit i may not work to care enough about certain things ..as he is putting the battery in the first tag he stops and says that its not working and there is  water in the case...but not to worry he can fix it for $180.00 if its just the gears ..i ask \"if its not just the gears\"??? he says\" DONT WORRY ILL HELP YOU OUT\". later on these words will paint a much different definition of the word HELP. I ask him to just put a battery in the other TAG watch and ill talk to my wife about what she wants to do about the first watch( they are both hers). he insists the first watch isnt working , and he doesnt even want to put the back cap back on..beacause it will rust and ruin it ultimately. He kindly offers to do the work and i can pick it up when i have the money, Now i was raised if you can pay for it then do it but im not going to risk losing the watch in case he comes up with some crazy amount that the work cost..Nope not goanna do it. I ask him to put the watch in a bag (he does) and he puts the battery in the other watch and charges me $20. thats the deal with the FREE coupon. So i leave. Now I also found a coupon for GABRIEL JEWELERS, down the street, $3.99 for a watch battery. I take the other two watches ( the now uncapped tag and the citizen) thinking maybe they will have a better price for ALL the WORK these 2 broken watches need. I hand the lady the Tag and the coupon she takes it and says\" one minute\" takes it to the tech... comes back takes my other watch and asks \"are you sure it broken.\".i answer \"well no i need a battery from the factory right??\"..she then informs me to just leave it in the light and that recharges the battery...huh??? wait i thought it needed to go to the factory. she says \" if you keep it in the dark9 in a drawer box etc. it runs down, its a good idea to put it in the light for hours beforeyou use or wear it and presto it works.. in fact it started working while i was standing there.  but wait how can that be? it doesnt work.....at least thats what the man at FREIJ or Mr. Freij had said. she leaves then returns and shows me the TAG watch...holy smokes its working. i ask about the special batteries that for sure this watch needs...the look on her face answered that question.and the water?? it not a big deal it will be okay. so about 20 minutes before i walked through the door of GABRIELs i was thinking it would cost $300.00 to maybe $400.00 dollars to ever see these 2 watches working again and that was with the \"HELP\" of Mr FRIEJ..lucky for me he was so cool to HELP me out Right???.. but some how, some way both watches worked and it cost me a whooping $4.00. For some business' or some people times have been tough with the economy or whatever.. but you know when the business states its been around since 1940 i really thought i wouldnt have to worry about being Helped which in this case wasnt helping me but trying to get me to spend money on work that was'nt nessessary. and ill say it that way beacause for a business that has been around as long as they have,  im sure or at least i hope..it was'nt always possible for this kind of thing to happen. I will not be going back to this store and felt that i should share what happend. Now i must say he did put the battery in the second watch and it works. I just got lured in to this store with a coupon for a \"free\" service that ended up costing more than what is usally charged, in fact double. I could have said forget it and not bought anything but i did thats on me. but its a watch battery. i didnt think i would need a second opinion. Thats what happend to me with regard to needing to buy batteries for some watches and thats all i can speak to.
__label__3 I really wanted to love this place, but I left not that impressed.  There were a few highlights:\n1. The room was quiet (a big plus)\n2. The staff was unbelievably friendly (another big plus)\n3. Parking is easy\n4. Location\n\nA few things detracted from the experience:\n1. The bathroom was cramped and the door wouldn't stay open on its own, which meant that the AC didn't properly cool it.  Not a big deal, but annoying\n2. The gym temperature had to have been about 80 or 90, which clearly isn't something you want when you're sweating profusely anyway.  When I told someone about it they seemed to take it seriously and said they'd look into it.\n3. Breakfast was only OK (sausage was good) but when I entered the guy working there told me to help myself (fine).  There wasn't any decaf so I had to go back and ask; he brought me some eventually.  This wouldn't have been a big deal, except a woman who came in about 10 minutes after I did--and was getting the same thing, the buffet--was treated much better: the same guy offered her coffee right away and was much more attentive with her.
__label__3 Came here for the steak and eggs!! It says 3.99, but it actually comes out to 4.49. But that's ok. The customer service is kinda bad, It seems they're always frustrated.  \n\nAnyways, the steak was full of nerves and fat but had good flavor. When they ask you if you want toast or biscuit in gravy, get the toast!! The biscuit in gravy is always cold and the gravy tastes like its out of a can. \n\nI suppose I would recommend this place, I get a lot of food for a little money, and that's good for a student on a budget!
__label__2 This place is located in a pretty low end locals casino but with that said it's a fun spot for a quick & hearty breakfast. It's also super cheap! They have a fully stocked bar so having some cocktails with your breakfast is always a good idea. The menu has a little bit of everything but I think the breakfast options are the tastiest. Service is always great as well!
__label__1 The food was great, but the service was horrible. \n\nThis was our second time there and compared to our firs visit, this was completely opposite. The waitress seemed as if we were a hassle and at one point I felt like i should apologize for coming to eat there. Is it really that big of an issue to get me some ketchup or some extra napkins. \n\nThe menu was amazing for all seafood lovers, but I would definitely think twice before recommending it to a friend.
__label__2 good drink specials. the riff raff seems to come out about 10:30-11 o'clock.
__label__0 Whats up with this Staind wanna be band on Paddys Day? They arent good for the crowd
__label__0 Went here for dinner. Place was empty. Table was sticky. Soda was not carbonated. Food took over 30 minutes to be served and everything ordered was only sandwiches and a burger. The waitress was nice but nothing else about the food was worth a second visit.
__label__0 If I could have rated NO STARS I would have.  When we walked in the hostess' are cleaning the menus and rolling napkins(didnt think this was the appropiate place for that).  Asked for a kids menu, they couldnt find them, said would look some more and bring it to the table.  She never came back, had to ask our server, she said she was looking for it. Mean while shes hugging her friends when they come in the door, almost groping lol.  So she walks by I say , hows that kids menu coming? Oh we ran out.  We get out apps, onion rings and irish nachos.  Cold stale fries onion rings barely warm.  I dont send food back because I heard what they do on comebacks at some places.  Get our food, wife had corned beef and cabbage, the cabbage was spoiled , absolutely tasted so bad.  I had shephards pie, came out luke warm, not very good at all. Mother had a cheeseburger. Came out well done and cold. I bought a groupon for this place and wanted my 25 bucks that spend on that back. The hostess sucked the waitress sucked the food sucked. The manager ended up taking care of our bill. But I still had to pay 25 bucks for shiite ! Stay away from this place.
__label__0 Terrible!  First visit was a train wreck. ..literally out of 3/4 of their menu...was overcharged for what we did order, spoke with the manager who seemed sincerely apologetic and explained they had several people walk out and not show up that day along with a few other problems. Decided to give them another try since we had a $50 gift certificate for them... never, ever again!!! The place smelled like it was having sewage issues, it was completely empty of customers except us. We were given menus, spent 10 min deciding what we wanted and then the hostess came back and said she had mistakenly given us the regular menu and that they were on \"event\" menus this week because of all the extra games going on.  She explained that the event menu was just a condensed version of their regular menu... um NO, that was not the only difference. ..the event menu is more expensive and does not include happy hour (which we were there for). Apparently the manager was the one to direct the hostess to replace our menus. Clueless! We walked out, spent $60 at another restaurant despite having the gift card for this joke of a place and won't be back!
__label__0 When someone tells you you won a free Happy Hour (no cover for you and your party) and $2 drinks the saying \"Too good to be true\" should come to mind here at McFadden's. Only limited well drinks are $2 and they are so watered down you don't taste anything and house margaritas are not included.  I ordered 2 different drinks and they both came with cracked and chipped glasses that leaked all over me and the table. I then thought \"ok, Irish pub\" so I ordered a Jameson's and it was awful!  I asked what they gave me and the waitress couldn't tell me, I asked what Irish whiskey they had and she told me 1 type of Jamison's and that's it!!!!  Please save yourself the time and effort to come here, it's not worth the \"free\" drinks!  If I could give this place negative stars it would be the full 5 negative.
__label__0 While I hesitate adding yet another review to this 1.5 star restaurant, I can't ignore the bad experience that I had while I was there. Firstly, I want to make it clear that our waitress was very nice and accommodating, so the service gets 5 stars. However. Upon arriving, I ordered a Long Island and my man ordered a dirty martini. I'm not that picky when it comes to drinks, but the Long Island came VERY watered down. It tasted like water and Splenda. I asked the waitress to switch it out for a glass of wine which they didn't have, so I settled for a rum and coke which was also watered down. At this point I gave up. \nMy boyfriends dirty martini came without olives. He went to the bar to ask for olives and the male and female bartender ignored him for at least two minutes because they were too busy chatting with each other. He moved to another side of the bar and another server or bartender helped him out and added olives to his beverage. \nThe food we ordered was sub par. His fish and chips were below average, and my nachos were just soggy beyond the first layer of a few chips, and the chicken was bland. \nOverall, I just can't recommend this restaurant knowing that the food and drinks were almost ok awful level. Maybe if we hear that they've made major changes to their kitchen and bar we'll head back and give them another chance.
__label__1 Noisy. Crowded. Mediocre food.\n\nI also call their cleanliness into question. Upon attempting to use a mustard bottle at our patio table, a piece of dirt/napkin/dried-out-mustard had jammed the tip of the squeeze bottle. What I thought was just thick mustard exploded all over myself and my wife when whatever was clogging the end was forcibly ejected from squeezing it.\n\n+1 star because the waiter was kind enough to bring towels wet with soda-water for us to clean ourselves up.
__label__0 Arrived at Midnight on a Thursday to have some martinis with my girlfriend. Bartenders were very nice however the bouncer (short black guy) was extremely rude. Music selection was really good and the drinks were decent. It was 12:45 and they called out last call so we ordered a martini. 15 minutes later the bouncer starts trying to kick us out. He was super rude and said that if we don't chug our drinks he would take them away. I did not appreciate his behavior due to the fact that you enjoy a martini not chug it. I was planning to celebrate birthday here but I will be taking it elsewhere. If you want people to drink in your establishment don't kick them out when they just ordered a drink.
__label__0 Tried to order my daughter's 5th birthday cupcakes online.   Their email doesn't work.   Then went to their store which opens at 11AM.. supposedly.   Stood outside the door in 112 degrees,  even though they saw me out there.   They didn't open the door until about 8 minutes after.      I then placed an order for Princess Cupcakes that were supposed to be decorated with .... uh... princesses.    Over  $80.00 for 24 cupcakes.   They were supposed to be done at 12 noon.   I showed up at 2 PM,  and they \"were still working on them\".    I left,  and came back 2 hours later.. ...and was handed two boxes of very plain looking pink cupcakes with a little pink sugar on top.  Wow... I was/am totally underwhelmed.    Over 3.00 per cupcake... for THAT!     I mentioned to the girl who worked there that these cupcakes look nothing like they were supposed to.    She said absolutely nothing and just gave me a blank stare.  No offer to fix/change anything.      This was a total waste of money... The cupcakes also tasted just average.\nNever again.
__label__3 Been looking all over the Valley for someone to do cupcakes for a wedding.  I liked the stuff here.  \n\nIf I'm going to buy cupcakes rather than just make them myself, I want them to be: \nLarger than average\nDecorated nicer than I would have been able to do myself.\nHave interesting flavors\nBe a little on the fancy side\n\nThis place has all of that.  The stuff here is among the best you will find.  You'll like everything here (as long as you like icing).  The only place I have found that is better is Caketini (all the way in the SAN TAN village).  Caketini has a better ratio of cake to icing (rather than this place that has more regular size cupcakes with very fancy and large decorations). \n\nThis place has the most knowledgeable (and nicest staff).  It's decorated all girly and glittery.  Very cute.  Take your little girl with you and have some fun mom N daughter quality time, she'll just love it.
__label__0 Decided to stop in because of the signs around the area. The front staff is not friendly at all. I'm not even sure why they are checking people out. Very cold. Also not impressed with my cupcake. The price for a standard size cupcake with store bought frosting that was slightly over cooked, was a rip off!!! I could have made my own cupcakes, saved money and not have to have dealt with bad attitudes!!!  Not worth it at all!
__label__4 As I can't stand Sprinkles cupcakes (might as well be bread), I've been on the quest for a while to find the best cupcake for me in Phoenix. I'd say MOB is number 1 right now!\n\nI originally got some of these as a gift and loved them so much I had go back to get more. They can be fairly pricey - but I will say their cupcakes are pretty large and sometimes I can only eat half in one sitting. \n\nI didn't really have the customer service issues everyone else is mentioning - I had a nice, 20-something girl who helped me with the my two Groupons that I came in with. \n\nWill definitely go back again - maybe even today! :)
__label__2 Summary:  Just okay Mexican food. \n\nThe Food: Being from So-Cal and a mass-consumer of burritos, I am somewhat critical  when it comes to Mexican food.  Eva's does have delicious homemade chips, salsa and amazing bean dip, which is promptly brought to your table when you sit down, but that is where the goodness ends.  The dishes are on par with El Torito. My Baja chicken burrito was practically a rice and bean quesadilla. The chicken was minimal and bland, and the guac was just okay.  If you like mild, overtly Americanized Mexican, then check out Eva's.  If you like spicy, bold-flavored Mexican, save yourself over half the cost and visit a taco stand.  \n\nThe Atmosphere:  Eva's has a great atmosphere. They featuring a beautiful patio, hand painted walls, and a gorgeous patio.  \n\nThe Staff:  The staff is all very friendly and prompt.  \n\nBottom Line:  If this place could make the rest of their dishes as well as they make their chips, bean dip and tortillas, they would be unstoppable, however serving up bland meats and sauces is NEVER acceptable in my book.
__label__0 The decor was nice, the service was ok.  the food was some of the worst mexican food i have ever had. i had the baja chicken burrito it was  bland and had no flavor. my mom had the enchilada combo and she said it was bland and had no taste also. i will not be back. and this horrible food was way overpriced
__label__3 I don't understand the people who complain about the price of the candy.  Do you not realize that this is imported and not available at Walmart?  Damn hicks.\n\nSmeeks is fantastic, it is the only place in the valley where I can get my fix of Canadian and British candy.  Keep up the good work and please start bringing in wine gums.
__label__4 Yowza!!!  How have I not been in this shop til now?!  From the moment I walked through the door I was cracking up.\n\nIt's totally a novelty/nostalgia lovers paradise.  For starters, they have tons of candies (old school and new and even some local). I felt like a kid in a candy store...wait, I WAS a kid in a candy store! \n\nAlong the wall I found magnets.  Tons of magnets, all of which had something clever or hilarious on them.  There was the \"Grow Up To Be Gay\" magnet set, a magnet of the early 90's hunks A.C. Slater and Zach Morris (Saved By The Bell...duh), there were magnets with cupcakes and Einstein and everything in between.  Next, I moved to the little cupcake section, where I found cupcake flavored chapstick and toothpaste and wrapping paper covered in happy little sweets.  Then came the bacon spot.  Bacon flavored candies, a bacon wallet, bacon wrapping paper, bandages, candy bacon necklace, a \"funky fresh\" bacon scented air freshener for the car!  \n\nI'll give you a moment to collect yourself...\n\nNext we move on to the mustachery. Finger staches, different celebrity staches to stick on your face, pink ones and skinny John Waters-esque staches. There were even ones to put on your drink, say at a party, to make sure you know which bev is yours.  Love it!\n\nI couldn't believe my eyes at all the greatness....novelty ice cube trays, party favors, sparklers, accent sprays (like for your mouth...for a \"gay\" or Irish accent lolz).  \n\nThey even have a photo booth in the store, just in case you weren't having enough fun looking at all the wares!  The dude at the counter was super nice:)\n\nSmeeks, we shall reunite soon!
__label__0 The only time i got to take my family out to the only puerto rican restaurant in AZ, we were treated like outsiders. I had called ahead of time for a reservation, party of 10 and all she said was no reservations needed, that to arrive about 8pm and we should be fine. Well, that wasn't true. When we arrived, we were not welcomed and they ran out of RICE! How can you run out of rice when we mentioned a party of 10 would be arriving??? They did NOTHING to accommodate us. And we drove from Goodyear. Was NOT worth the drive...
__label__0 Couldn't even get through to make a reservation. A brief hold is not 6+ minutes. Not getting my business.
__label__4 I loved this hotel! My husband and I stayed here for a weekend getaway and this hotel was the highlight of the weekend.  From the time we got out of the car we were greeted warmly by the valet. The front desk staff was amazing, friendly, fun, and professional.  Especially Raina. The entire hotel smells so refreshing and the decor is modern and vibrant. \nWe stayed on the 7th floor in the executive suite. The only word to describe the room is amazing! It was very clean, had an awesome view of the city from the balcony.  The furniture in the sitting area was nice. And the bed was very comfortable. But the best thing in the room was the shower! I spent an hour in the shower and only got out because my husband forced me too.  We enjoyed breakfast in the club lounge that was pretty good. \n\nWe will definitely be coming back to stay here again the next time we are in Charlotte.
__label__2 This store is a great idea.  It's large, has a wide vareity of items and lots of staff willing to help you.  I feel like it is the kind of place where if you are willing to become a frequent flier and figure out which days are the best shopping days, you will be able to find find some winners.  You will have to work for it though.  \n\nI'm not an avid thrifter, but the prices did seem a little high to me.  I realize the money is going to a good cause, but I was quite surprised by the price points.  While most of the items were in fairly good condition, I did open up a dresser and all the drawers were full of cat hair.  Yuck.  I mean I realize the stuff is used, but a little cleaning goes a long way when you are charging top dollar for used items.
__label__4 I went in late on a Sunday afternoon with shoulder pain that was severe enough to warrant an immediate trip to a doctor. After looking on yelp to see what was in my area, I made a visit to Alliance Urgent Care and I'm glad I did. After a very reasonable wait for a late Sunday walk-in, I saw Dr. Dale Schuerman, and found him to be very pleasant and attentive to my needs. If I am ever in need of an urgent care facility again, this will be the place I will visit.
__label__3 I like this place it's close to home but thats not the only reason I come here they have a great selection of draft beer. I am a wine drinker but do enjoy a flavorful beer and they have them in spades. Not only that but they several local beers and boutique draft beers. The food is not to bad either, in fact it's pretty tasty and compliments their draft portfolio nicely.
__label__1 Very average. Food was overdone and waitress stopped chomping her gum only long enough to take our order.
__label__2 Have been here the past two Friday's joining friends for happy hour. It's now \"The Hungry Monk\" but same ownership and, doesn't seem to have changed much as far as setup or menu (other than maybe less emphasis on wings?). But the service has definitely improved. And as I've previously noted, they have a great selection of beers, so upgrading them based on my last two visits. \n\nI did view the menu last time in but was pressed for time so only able to get some seasoned fries. Will have to try the food and update again afterward.
__label__1 Ick.  As a pescatarian, and starving for some good protein, I ordered the shrimp bowl with some mixed veggies and sweet and our sauce.  Every component in that dish  tasted like it was defrosted.  Screwing up rice takes effort, and even the rice wasn't that good.  Beer selection was good and I appreciated the menu describing the taste and rating of each beer.  The waitress was pretty nice, but none of that makes up for the lousy food.  My BF ordered the pulled pork sandwich and he said it was ok, but not great.  I guess you have to be a mammal meat eater to like it here.
__label__1 Nothing special here. Food was average at best. The wings were okay, how can you screw up wings???
__label__1 Expensive & service moves at a glacial speed. They have no wheat free soy sauce so the ridiculously overpriced sashimi plate (15 pieces of fish for $42) had to be eaten with no sauce. I asked for a side of rice (didn't come with the meal & was willing to pay the additional $3.50 or whatever it was) BUT they informed me the rice has wheat in it. Huh? I was told the vinegar they add to the sushi rice had wheat in it. I asked for plain steamed rice. Sorry, not possible. You gotta be freakin kidding me. We are sitting in the middle of Mandalay bay & it is not possible to have steamed rice?!? Go figure. We ordered 2 sake. Never had it before. The apple & lychee flavor ones. Dont know much about sake but these were so sweet it made the mouth sick. Husband had the bento for $17. Not a bad deal. Fish is quality but skip this place based on the price alone if you can get quality sushi/sashimi at home. We live in Seattle. Need I say more?
__label__3 Hungry for sushi, and in Vegas ... got pointed here.  \n\nHit the happy hour, and there is a decent selection of things for cheap.  Was good, but the rolls were smaller than I am used to.  But $5 hot sake and Kirins, $5 rolls and sushi - who cares.
__label__2 This place is a bit difficult to find because it doesn't really stand out. It's located sort of in the middle of the casino floor, next to the Jack Daniels bar (aka Cowboyville) which is unfortunate because the stage kind of kills the atmosphere when there's someone up there. The decorations are minimal to none (some fake bamboo polls in a pot sitting outside the entrance). \n\nMy friend ordered the dinner special ($32) which came with miso soup, a mixed green salad with ginger dressing, a California roll, Nigiri (albacore, eel, shrimp and yellowtail), tuna sashimi and salmon sashimi. I ordered the vegetarian roll and miso soup. \n\nMy friend said that the California roll was basic, nothing too surprising there. But the pieces of tuna and salmon sashimi were HUGE! Although he didn't really like the tuna, he said that it had a weird texture like maybe it wasn't fresh. The eel was his favorite out of the nigiri. \n\nThe miso soup was very flavorful, I also really liked the ginger dressing on the salad. The vegetarian roll was a bit small, made up of carrot, avocado, cucumber and bean sprouts. Not the best vegetable roll I've ever had (especially for $7.50), although the avocado was very creamy. \n\nOverall, compared to other Japanese places/sushi bars in restaurants on the strip, Mizuya is definitely on the more affordable side (If you can call $50 for everything we got affordable). Their sushi is good, you can be lucky or unlucky with the sashimi and the soup is EXCELLENT. I definitely recommend this place if you're looking for some decent sushi at a decent price.
__label__2 I was disappointed with the food this time. The spicy yellowtail roll was too spicy. They over did it with the siracha sauce and spicy mayo. I didn't eat much of it and none of the servers or sushi chefs noticed. The rice on the nigiri tasted not so good. It was hard and maybe undercooked. I also had a tuna specialty roll and though the portion was large but the rice was ehhh. The service wasn't bad except for not asking if the yellowtail roll was okay. Don't think I will go back though.
__label__0 We stopped by on Easter Sunday after church, about 11:15am. They were not busy as I believe they must have just opened. We went through the drive thru & brought the food home... big mistake!  The ice cream was excellent as always BUT the 2 burger combos were horrible! The burgers looked & tasted like they were made the day before...they went to the dog. Even the buns were cracked & dried out!!! I now wish we had eaten inside so that we could have returned the food! After paying nearly $30.00 for this meal & the only edible thing is the icecream, I will take our business elsewhere! DQ is usually know for really delicious quality food but NOT at this location!!!  \nI gave 1  1 star for the employee who was really nice & upbeat!
__label__4 The deli and restaurant are my favourite lunch spots in town (although all of it's incarnations are great choices)\n\nThe menu is very varied with plenty options for even the pickiest of eaters. The food is always tasty, fresh, hearty and healthy.  They always seem to get the perfect flavour/combination of flavours! Portions are generous and definitely good value for money.\n\nStaff are all very friendly, knowledgeable and happy to meet your needs and answer any questions about their dishes.\n\nFor a healthy and satisfying meal, you won't find better. The Deli also offers a take-away service which comes in very handy for an office lunch.
__label__2 This is a colorful place.  The Gyro is the best!  The atmosphere is a TV playing Directv's greek channel very loud and old greek men playing dominos.  The restaurant is a dive; but, the food is always good.
__label__4 I'd heard that, when visiting Charlotte, The Mad Greek was a place you had to visit. I did and...WOW! After years of subpar Greek-like restaurants, I finally had the real thing! My husband had the gyro (which I sampled -- to die for!) and I had the Kabob. The Greek salad that started my meal was authentic and deliciously fresh. The Kabob was, again, real Greek cooking (two lamb slabs with sauteed onion and tomato) the freshest and most tasty pitas I've ever eaten and the fries that accompanied it all were home-made, hot and delicious. The baklava is primo and the custard dessert we sampled made me want to cry out, \"OPA!\" The next time I'm in Charlotte, you can bet I'll be dining at The Mad Greek. Over and over again. Tremendously recommended!
__label__2 Went Friday to take advantage of the special lechon (roasted pig).    \nI found the cafe cozy- nice, dark wood furniture and dark wood blinds.  Definitely more welcoming than the restaurants in Chandler!  I found the high counter a little daunting- I, being only 5 feet tall, had to either hoist myself up on the counter with my elbows to peer down, or had to crouch down to have a look under the counter, and have a look through the sneeze-guard.  Their labeling system needs improvement: I vote for adhesive labels that go on the sneeze-guard so that patrons can easily identify the food on the buffet line.  I'm sorry, but no matter how often Karey and Purine say they like to cook the food to order, food laid out in huge trays and placed in \"turo-turo\" style ISN'T food cooked-to-order!\n\nHere is a list of the food I tried that day:\n\n1. Lechon, large order $6.99- includes corn tortilla (I subbed flour) and  choice of Spanish or Filipino garlic rice.  (I chose Filipino, of course!) http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/kareys-kitchen-phoenix?select=SHZJN-BYDlPa74nDjqH2xg#SHZJN-BYDlPa74nDjqH2xg\n\n2. 3-entree combo of Dinuguan (\"chocolate stew\"), Beef Mechado, and Pork Adobo $- includes garlic rice.  http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/kareys-kitchen-phoenix?select=Pcxd22BrQ9Ixjgm13149fQ#Pcxd22BrQ9Ixjgm13149fQ\n\n3. Lumpia shanghai (fried Filipino pork eggrolls)- small order includes 8 pcs. of pork- and onion-filled mini-eggrolls that are fried.  http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/kareys-kitchen-phoenix?select=HyJX4evw0Ogej34RgcptkQ#HyJX4evw0Ogej34RgcptkQ\n\n4. Halo-halo $4.50- frozen dessert consisting of sweet beans, coconut strings, coco jellies, ube (taro-based pudding), coconut milk, choice of ice cream, and shaved ice.  http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/kareys-kitchen-phoenix?select=cphMBWm29BPKoaBidq9QCA#cphMBWm29BPKoaBidq9QCA\n\n5. Pan of cassava $8- Cassava is a root, much like a sweet potato or yam that is pounded or ground into flour and then mixed with cream, butter, eggyolks, and sugar and baked/steamed into a cake-like dessert dish.  Somewhat cakey and much thicker than an egg-custard pie... A little help here, Joel?  \n\n6.  To-go containers of Pork adobo and Dinuguan, each $3\n\nI found all the entrees and eggrolls, save the mechado (meat was a little tough), very tender and very tasty (loved the dinuguan!).  However, they're ALL very greasy, unfortunately!  I'll never ever order the fried eggrolls again... Everytime I ate them, they came back to haunt me, and all due to the high grease and salt content.  A coworker came for her first visit (with her husband and stepdaughter. as well) after I had left, and told me that she found the eggrolls VERY salty, as well as the other dishes she tried there, but couldn't bring herself to tell the owners because they were all so very friendly and sweet.  Karen, Rey, and Purine, as well as Michael, were all very friendly and accomodating, this is true.\n\nI would order the dinuguan and pork adobo again, but I won't eat any of it until I'm able to place them in the fridge so that their sauces may gel up and I can skim off the HUGE amount of fat, reheat, and then place them back into the fridge again so that I may re-skim the fat one more time.  Only then would I be able to enjoy these dishes.  They are very tasty, but I have to be careful...  Or I could enjoy them fresh, but without much of the sauce.\n\nWhat my coworker and I definitely agreed on was that we'd both come back just to have the halo-halo again!  This dessert, similar to the Vietnamese Che ba mau, tasted like it was made from fresh ingredients, instead of from a bottled mix of beans, coco strings and jello.  I liked the ice cream they used, too.  You have your choice of either ube, vanilla, or mango.  I'll definitely have to come back and try a bowl of the two Filipino flavors...  As a special, Karen had prepared ginataan, a warm dessert consisting of plantains, jackfruit, coco strings, taro, and something akin to yams, cooked in coconut milk and sugar.  This looked and smelled so very good, but I couldn't try it due to food allergies.  I wonder if Joel had a sample?  I know he enjoyed the cassava... I did, likewise.\n\nAs for the lechon, I'm sad to report that the skin wasn't crispy at all, and I detected a chemical flavor every time I tried the skin.  It tasted much like what a disinfectant might taste like.  A faint hint, but still there, nonetheless.  The pork meat didn't wow me, either.  A big part of the enjoyment of lechon is the Mang Tomas Lechon sauce, which you can buy at Lee Lee supermarket in Chandler (or at Mekong in Mesa).  Awesome sauce, just ask Joel!  I'll have to try the leftover lechon soon with the sauce (I stayed away from it bec. I wasn't sure of the ingredients at the time).\n\nI will definitely be back to try their daily specials.  I do hope that Karen and the others strive to lessen the grease content of their dishes...
__label__2 i was very disappointed in this place. i had driven far out to get here. i live in gilbert. i got the pinkbet, beef mechado and pork adobo. their portions are very measly. they are overpriced and their food wasnt very good or authentic tasting at all. the only thing i liked was the pork adobo.
__label__0 I was truly disappointed when I came in for my first ever brazilian.  The lady was way past late and there were other clients waiting as well.  I felt she rushed through my first time and it was the worst experience ever with her.  She told me, if this was painful for me I shouldn't give birth because that is ever worse pain...who says that to their client the first time they are coming in?!?  I tried two other places for brailizans and the experience was amazing and pain was mininal. I wouldn't go here nor recommend anyone else!
__label__2 I really wasn't sure how to review this....because for the most part, the problems were due to operator error...meaning me! I haven't worked out in ages, and I have never done yoga or pilates, but I figured this was a basics class and how hard could it be? IT. WAS. HARD! \n\nI am not sure if my body has ever been in some of those positions, and I have surely NEVER done the splits. I think the concept is a great idea, and I know tons of people like it....but I just don't think it is for me....I just don't bend that way...and I don't want to hurt myself trying! \n\nI will say that the studio is beautiful, the staff is very nice and didn't make us feel like outcasts for being the newbies in the class. For someone that is more into yoga or pilates, this would probably be fun for you, but for now, I will stick to the elliptical!
__label__3 Another late night at the work, UGGGGH!!!\n Sooooooo ,  I need a little \"pick-me-up \" ( or should I say a \"Kick in the Ass\")\nI stopped by Crazy Mocha and there was a parking spot right in front.\nYippeee it was meant to be.  I've stopped here many times in the past but really never gave it any mind , but I gotta say , I enjoyed talking with the cute little girl behind the counter. Very polite and friendly.\nIts nice to talk with people who are more educated and have people skills.\nI doubt you would get this kind of service in New York or California. ( I could be wrong ., but probably not)\nThe Coffee was fresh , but the muffin tasted a few days old maybe?\noverall a nice experience. Just might make this my late night stop.
__label__2 To me, this is a pretty average branch of Crazy Mocha in the city. Located in the heart of Squirrel Hill on Murray where the parking is a nightmare, this is a good place to take a pit stop on a day of shopping in the neighborhood, after a move at the Manor, or to just sit and work for a bit. To be honest, I wasn't too excited about this branch opening up here, mostly because there are other coffee and tea shops in the area I assumed would be negatively impacted by the business brought in here. That being said, this place is objectively a nice shop, bigger than the average Crazy Mocha and I would argue one that has a little less character. Had a few blips with the internet while here, but overall I'd recommend a stop in here sometime.
__label__0 Great at taking my money, but horrible at delivering promised goods.  I bought a signature gold suit on December 2nd. I was able to pick up my suit jacket on December 10th and I was measured for my suit pants adjustments that day. Fast forward 48 days later and I still do not have my suit pants. Nothing like spending $300+ on a suit plus adjustments while only receiving half of the suit. They have HORRIBLE customer service, after initial purchase.   I can't recommend this store.
__label__0 HORRIBLE!!  We ordered a wrap and a salad and pretty much they served us a wrap with key parts purposely left out and salad with frozen and old pieces of lettuce.  When I brought it to the attention of the nice guy working at the counter, he apologized, and to make a long story short, his boss/manager knew about it but told him to just make it anyway.  I wasn't about to pay $10 for a wrap that didn't have half the stuff in it nor was I going to eat an old and frozen salad.  My one star is they refunded me my money.... well my one star is because they yelp doesn't allow zero.
__label__1 This is the essence of Vegas. \n\nThe first place we ate after a long drive from LA. We got a 2 for 1 dinner so we used it. For a breakfast and a sandwich it was $13 with tip. No one with a personality who works there, mostly just trying to clear tables and get people in and out. \n\nOf course this was my first impression of downtown and wow was it a confidence booster. I'm a people watcher for sure so this may sound mean but I mean really, come here if you want to feel thin and beautiful because there is nothing short of over weight, tragic people that eat here.
__label__2 I have dined here twice. My first time was at 2AM with some friends. There were only 3 or 4 other tables and service was awful. Food was bad. We ordered a burger and my stomach felt bad immediately after. The more recent time was a couple of weeks ago after my husband and I caught the Mike Hammer Comedy Magic Show. We signed up for a players card beforehand and received a buy 1 get 1 free entree, so we both opted for the prime rib.\n\nThe prime rib was decent for being essentially $6/each with our B1G1. The veggies were pretty gross and I opted for chili on top of my potato which I thought was a good idea. It was \"award winning\", although the win was likely from when they opened in 1966. The service both times were very short. The lady drops off water, gets your order, then drops off your check. No pleasantries, no anything, but it was surprisingly packed for dinner. I don't think I'll be back to Magnolia's unless I'm stuck downtown and there is nothing else open, but for what I got the second time around (prime rib), it was worth it. I would definitely never touch a burger again, especially at 2AM.
__label__2 Dinner? Check. Breakfast? Check. If you need a meal while staying/visiting the Fremont Street area, Magnolias at the Four Queens is a great classic casino cafe. Service is fast and friendly and the food is good. We've been a number of times and will be back again in the future.
__label__2 Pretty good yogurt and toppings.  Always clean and staff is pleasant.
__label__4 Good yogurt! Very clean establishment and fair prices. The quality of the product is good. The flavor is great. Three of us ate there for just about $11 which isn't bad.
__label__3 Yogurtland is one of the better yogurt shops in the valley.\n\nA few indicators of a good yogurt place:\n-Always packed\n-A variety of flavors that swtich out frequently\n-A family friendly environment \n... and Yogurtland meets all of these standards. \n\nThe only con for Yogurtland is that sometimes the machines are a little dirty, becasue the staff is usually in the back room or behind the counter, other than that it is great. \n\nI like how they let you do your own samples, becuase some other local yogurt stores don't let you do that. \n\nAlso, I like that they have two sizes of cups available 16 ounces, and 20 ounces. \n\nWhat i LOVE about Yogurtland is their tart and their sprinkles (but they call them \"Jimmies\"). Their tart is the best that I've had at any yogurt store in the valley. It is refreshing, and sweet, (while tart at the same time?), and doens't give your mouth that dry feeling that some other tarts do. Also, their sprinkles are to die for. I don't know where they buy their sprinkles or what they do to them, but they are the perfect consistency- and for those of you that are less familiar with sprinkles- some come crunchy and the others come soft- and Yogurtlands are the softest of soft! Definitely a win for me!
__label__0 My first review, oh what a shame. I'm so disappointed in this place I'm not sure how to describe it, I just knew I had to write a review on Yelp! to warn someone. \n\n\nThe FOOD:\nOne word. SHITTY, if you like your taste buds, don't serve this trash to them. I'm usually never too picky about food, but i wouldn't recommend this place to anyone. I left feeling unsatisfied. Not only is the food not fresh, it looks like it has been there for hours upon hours. The sauces on the food were dried up. I went around 5pm if that helps anyone.\n\nThey had a pretty good selection of dishes, but everything was bland and tasted like the worst buffet ever, let me rephrase that, the worst Asian food ever.  Do they not taste their food before putting it out?\n\nNot everything was bad, they did have a few good things, like the stuffed mushrooms and crab stuffed oysters, nothing too memorable.\n\n\nThe SERVICE:\nNow some more complaints. The workers seem to have never worked as a server before, no refills for our entire meal.  I can't believe this!  I would understand if the place was actually busy, but I swear they only had 5 tables sat and 2 servers working.  One of the guy servers literally looked like he was trying to sleep standing up.  What is this your father's store?\n\n\nThe RESTROOM:\nFucking disgusting!  I walked in there and looked around and washed my hands.  I swear it felt like my hands got dirtier.  The toilet was horrible, like an outside gas station toilet that has never been cleaned.  A used toilet seat cover still on the toilet and probably fresh diarrhea in the toilet.  God does anyone work in this place?\n\n\nLast but not least.  The meal was around $28 for 3 people after tax.  I gave the lady $20 in cash and told her to put the rest on a card.  For some genius ass reason this lady decides that she deserves a $6 tip and takes the cash and charges the other 50% of the check on the card.  WTF is this?  Ok, I would have no problem tipping this bitch if she refilled my drink once, but to think she deserves anything more than $2 for the service I received is bullshit.  I was so mad at the shitty food and service, that I just wanted to leave the place and not even complain about her taking the extra money.
__label__2 Macayo's - another gringo-fied Mexican chain which quadruples the price for a quarter of the flavor. We knew better, but Mexi restaurants are mostly shuttered tight on Easter, so our choices were limited when hunger struck in the middle of that neon stretch between Phoenix and Tucson. The service earned the third star as all were friendly and fast. But $8 for a teeny, bland scoop of guac? My lonely $13 Baja burro was as bland as a sensitivity meeting at Lego Land, and the food was Mexican in shape only. The salsa tasted like ketchup compote. The lack of flavor was compounded because I'd just eaten tacos el sabor in southern Nogales at La Salida and was nearly transported to heaven. I'd trade fear for flavor any time. Macayo's takes bland to new averages.
__label__2 Maybe I just caught them on a bad night, but the food was terrible. Came here on a Friday night at around 9:30. The waitress was nice, but kept disappearing for long periods of time. When the food finally came out it was cold, stale, and bland. Normally all friends rave about this place. One of the people part of my dining party let the manager know about the wait and food quality and he was totally understanding. Wasn't looking for a free meal, but he comped it. Great customer service, so I'll give them a 3, even though it should be a 2.5. \n\nMaybe I'll try it again for lunch one day.
__label__1 We went to the drive thru around 1am on a Saturday night and there was one car in front of us. We could tell there was only one person working because it took forever for her to get our order in. When we got to the window we didnt even see the girl till after a few mins. She didnt repeat the order, but said the total amount and took our card. it took about ten mins to get two smoothies, a kids cheese quesadilla and chicken Cesar salad. The girl apologize for the wait but that's all she said. We were hoping the food was fresh since it took so long but that wasn't true. \nThe quesadilla was alright, one of the smoothie was missing the sweetener, and the salad oh my gosh was nasty. It was old, and had a weird color on the leaves. If you're gonna be open for 24/7 restock your food with some fresh ones.
__label__3 As far as subs go this place is hands down a winner over the 5$ FT LNG place! Sandwiches are great.
__label__4 My name is Jasen and I am a local Property Manager. I have worked with Mr. Lockout for almost 5 years and they have been complete life savers. Carol has been with me through difficult evictions, standard re-keys after tenant move outs and even this morning when I locked myself out of my office! Carol and her team are there day and night whenever I need them. They have been a complete blessing!!!
__label__3 Just like Homer Simpson, I am a big fan of the donuts.  Doooooooooonnnnnuuuuuttttssssss.   This Dunkin is conveniently located near my office at the corner of South and Tyvola, and although it can be a bit of a pain to get in and out of, you have several choices for entry/exit that you can choose from so you can be on your way with your sugar goodness quickly.  This location also has a drive-thru which makes it super easy to grab a sack of munchkins with a cup o' joe and be on your way.\n\nDD has great coffee... either hot, cold or blended - always tasty and a great perk for the morning or day.  I have come through and gotten donuts, munchkins, muffins and bagels and have always had fresh items.  I have also had their breakfast sandwiches and they are quite good as well.  Great selection of many different items and flavors.
__label__4 I'm not going to lie... the drive to Alvea Spa in Trilogy at Vistancia is quite far.  A lot farther than I thought.  But once I arrived, I was extremely impressed at this little hidden gem of a community in the Northwest Valley. \n\nI wanted to go check this place out since they are participating in \"Hawt On Yelp,\" and since I was making the drive, I rewarded myself with an appointment for a facial and brow wax.  Lucky for me, my appointment was with Suzanna, and she was incredible.  But let me back up a second...  before I met Suzanna, I met Maggie.  Maggie gave me a quick tour of the place and brought me to my locker where I met the most comfy robe I've ever put on my body.  And then I was escorted to the heaven that lay ahead of me in Suzanna's room.\n\nWe started with the brow wax and I could tell Suzanna was good as she carefully explained what she was going to do to make sure the brows were even and cleaned up just right to accent my eyes.  Next the facial began and she talked / educated me just enough so that I could relax and enjoy but learn a little something too... several scrubs, a partial pumpkin peel, a mask, exfoliation, and moisturizer later, I was given a choice: hands, feet, or neck and shoulders.  I chose feet.  Deep exhale.  No words can explain how amazing this was.  I didn't want my time to end, but it did... :(\n\nAnd as I type this, I wish that Alvea Spa was just a bit closer to home.  However, if it were, I could see spending a lot of time and money there, so maybe (for the sake of my checkbook), it's a good thing it's not!  Regardless, if you live, work, or play anywhere near Peoria, go pay this spa a visit.  It's a beautiful facility and I am willing to bet money on it that you'll thank me later!
__label__2 Meh...it's cheap.  It's close to me.  It smells like the ocean in here (yes, fish....).  Cheap beers and drinks.  I might have had a couple of margaritas so this rating and review could be seriously flawed.  Worth a visit if you like the ocean and like to eat its inhabitants.
__label__1 I came here for the micheladas.. They were good but the service not so much.. The waitress didn't speak very good English, so my mom ordered her food in Spanish.. She wanted a red Chile enchilada with a shredded beef taco, and beans, no rice.. Her order came with a green chile enchilada, a chicken taco, and rice and beans. She told the waitress And asked for her correct meal to go.. She got the same exact order that she ordered in the first place.  So I will give them two stars because of the micheladas.
__label__0 Actually I made a yelp account because this place is such a joke and I had to write a review. I'm not one for negativity, but I wouldn't EVER go here or recommend it. I eat sushi all over las vegas and this spot is down the street from my house. My mom was in from out of town and I figured we would give it a shot. \n\nBottom line. Strait embarrassment. Horrible service and the fish wasn't fresh. Ordered all you can eat+drink and it took them 30 min on 3 rolls. We left before our last roll was even done because we couldn't stand to wait anymore. Best thing was the seaweed salad....but it was fluorescent green?! \n\nTry Yama Sushi. You'll thank me later.
__label__0 WORSE SUSHI PLACE EVER!!!!\n\n\nwe just moved to this area and wanted to try sushi bomb.\nme and my husband  ate all you can eat which cost about 30per person with the drinks, which wasnt that bad..but  It took then about an 30 mins for each roll even tho there was only 2 table including us! and the waitress kept saying \"oh are you sure..? you've already order this much..?\" or \"are you sure? you already order this much..?\"   I mean i get that she was trying to be nice.. but every freaking time we order more she kept saying it over and over at a point we just wanted to leave!!\n\n\nAnd raw fish was not freash at all!! SO BAD!!!\nand the sushi guy...omg he did not know how to make a roll..they were falling apart like crazy...\n\n\nI'll NEVER EVER go back to this place!
__label__0 If I could give this place zero stars I would. The service does suck. My friend and I walk in and no one greets us. We stand there for a few minutes and no one comes to seat us. We eventually ourselves at the bar and still nothing - not even the sushi chefs say hi. Are we ghosts? Eventually a waitress comes over with utensils but by that time my friend is done and we just leave. \n\nCome on people, how do you expect to run a successful business this way? My god!
__label__4 Best place and people EVER!!! Andy the head chef is absolutely amazing the nicest person you can ever meet. He converted me to a sushi lover, i would always come here with my wife and just get non sushi food till Andy got hired he had me try a couple of his specialty rolls and made me my own onion ring roll. Now I love sushi and don't mind when my wife asks to come here, I actually ask her now to come!! BEST BEST PLACE EVER!!!!
__label__2 If you are looking for great sushi, definitely give this place a try!  The menu is extensive, the food is delicious, and the wait staff for most part is friendly, but the best part...it's all you can eat.  We eat there more often than we should (at least once per week),  but it's hard to resist, and we've never had a bad experience.  I would recommend lunch or an early dinner visit, because the restaurant fills up quickly, and you may have to wait a bit to place another order if you are doing all you can eat.
__label__3 Very generous portions.  Had a quesadilla for lunch and it was very good.  While they give refills for the ice tea, they only give a can when one orders a soda.  If were to order a drink, I would probably order the ice tea, which I have heard from the members I was with, was good.
__label__1 There are pros and cons about this bridal shop, so I will separate them in that respect.\n\nPros:\nLarge selection of dresses\nBeautiful accessories\nAccommodating when making appointments\n\nCons:\nMultiple sales associates crowded around front desk when you 1st walk in\nSelf presentation (gum chewing, very relaxed style of dressing)\nSo-so knowledge/ability to communicate details & design of dresses & their designers\nLack of  interest in the bride they are selling to\n\nNow, in their defense, I did come on a rather busy Sunday and they had back to back appointments. But when I walk into a bridal salon, I want to feel like I have my sales associate's undivided attention. I want her to make me feel like a bride, which I don't think is asking too much! I'm sure all of the women who work there are lovely, but their lack of interest in my needs and who I am as a bride really turned me off, not to mention a lower self presentation standard. \n\nI think bridal shopping is a hot & cold kind of thing & I came away from this appointment pretty chilly.
__label__4 This bridal boutique was great!!! Our bridal consultant Jessica  was so sweet and helpful.  Their dress selection was amazing and the prices were reasonable. I highly recommend finding your dream dress here.
__label__1 Okay option; Be ready to spend about four hours\n\nWe've used Portrait Innovations twice.  The pictures are good enough for routine family photos as your kids grow so fast.  And with the coupons available online, it's priced fairly reasonably.\n\nPros: Despite your concerns with the look of the staff, you get some good photos; Bathrooms and dressing rooms are good; The ability to view, select, and have your photos printed inside an hour is helpful\n\nCons: They are never on time with an appointment (when you have a baby, this is a BAD thing); We've spent more than four hours from arrival to walking out with pictures both times; There is up-sell; Staff can seem disorganized and abrupt
__label__4 Enjoyed Blu Burger for the first time today.  Service in one word was AMAZING!  Haven't had such wonderful service in years!  Food was fantastic, they were down one cook so it was a little slower so they brought us out some french fries to hold us over.  Food is very well priced ohh and the sweet potato fries are some of the best I've ever had.
__label__1 I have given this place five stars in the past but it has gone way down hill. The meat on my burger was tasteless. In my opinion when you don't toast the bun, your not even trying to make a good burger. Our waitress was very friendly, which goes a long way with me but, that burger was bad! I do realize that places have off days so I gave them another chance. Unfortunately, my burger and my husbands burger were the same. Unseasoned meat, untoasted bun = not a good burger :-( What happened to the delicious burgers they use to make? I'm giving them two stars only because our waitress was great!
__label__2 I have eaten there about 5 times. The food was good, service was good also. The atmosphere is a family type, a little bit of noise, but not annoying. So all in all it was good for me and my family. It seems to be a good place to have a large group go for dinner and not have a 2 hr. wait.
__label__4 Love this place! \n\nGarcia's is one of my favorite places to go for Mexican food. I can honestly say that I have never had a bad meal here. Fresh ingredients, hot and tasty food, decent service. To start off, we love their chips and salsa and bean dip. These items alone are worth the visit! Chips are served hot along with fresh salsa and a spicy bean dip that I think they make, and if they don't, it's still really good! \n\nThe menu is pretty standard Mexican food items. I usually go for the Grande Burrito. It's made with fajita meats and veges. Comes with Charro beans and rice. Served with Guacamole and sour cream. The fajitas are excellent too.
__label__1 I was really looking for some authentic Mexican, but because of time and location had to settle. I knew better but went in anyway. The restaurant was not busy but service was a little off. My wife and I were seated at a table too small for my children. We had a craving for margaritas and shared a pitcher. It was good. Nothing else was. The salsa was bland like ketchup and we asked for an extra Jalapeno and never got it. The \"Flautas\" rolled in flour tortillas were corn taquitos. The Green Chile Pork Chimi was filled with flavorless stew meat and was soggy. Had we not enjoyed our margaritas we probably would have not eaten and gone to Taco Bell. This is probably a good restaurant for Snow Birds with no palate, but for true Southwesterners it was horrible.
__label__2 Garcia's is a festive little place inside a strip mall, neutral beige color outside but an explosion of Mexican colors inside. The amber-filtered lighting in the bar/counter area and booths/tables is a cozy contrast to the adjoining patio, which exudes with sunshine and a hanging decorative bulbs in the evening. I recommend the latter for a nice outdoorsy Fall meal and that you grab a table on a Friday Happy Hour as soon as you get there. I was told the patio could be really crowded and noisy when High School kids from nearby congregate after school.\n\nGreeters and waiters/waitresses were attentive and overall did a good service. Food is average to say the least; they get points for plate presentation but lacks a kick of Mexican flavors that i would normally find at Moreno's. Safe bet to order are the El Grande Fiesta which consists of flautas, chimis and cheese quesadillas, and the fajita quesadilla with chicken which i thought is a decent meal for a reasonable price. The house margarita is ok too but it is not unforgettable. We were there from 5-10 on a Friday and i was really pleased at the casual atmosphere on the patio. The food may not have won me over on my first visit but i'll definitely be giving it a try and be looking for a seat at the patio again.
__label__0 I was very disappointed by my latest experience at this Garcia restaurant. I had purchased a local deal voucher for a $24 dinner for two. I was not aware that the voucher had an expiration date. When I printed the voucher I realized it had expired. We went to the restaurant anyway and talked to the front desk where we were told that the voucher would still be good. We were very surprised when our bill came to find out that we had to pay for the difference between what our voucher had cost and the very inflated promotional value of the meal. Thus we had to pay a second time.\nSo beware of Internet local deals: they do expire and the restaurants have no qualms making you pay twice! I used to go to Garcia relatively often. I guess I will part with them. The real beauty of this is that the manager tried to blame the local deal agency: they were the bad guys!!! In the end: Garcia profited from the deal more than anyone else. No one is dupe.
__label__3 We were pleasantly surprised at how good our meal here was!  Great Server, too...very attentive and even brought us a free dessert Fried Ice Cream because it was our first time there!  Now that's how you should treat customers!  We loved the chips and the bean dip.  Their kids menu is awesome and had something to please each of my 3 picky eaters.  I had the pollo fundido  which was delicious and my husband had the fajita style chicken chimichanga and he loved it!  We will definitely be back!  The only reason I didn't give them all 5 stars was due to our table being old looking and very unstable (wobbly).  This is really a minor thing, but nice furniture always adds to the ambience of a restaraunt.  The most important things, the food and service, get very high marks from me!
__label__0 Ughhh! I am going to restrict my American Apparel shopping to the internet. When I spotted this shop, I thought it was a fake! I never imagined the stores would look like a cross between a broken-down bodega, a Plato's Closet, and a Salvation Army. I was actually waiting for the smell of mothballs and \"the indignant\" to overwhelm my senses. \n\nI picked-up the usual goodies (like knee-high sporty-socks and ironic scrunchies), but as I was swiping my card, I had the feeling of being INSANELY ripped off. This was a $60.00 bill for something I could probably get for $10.00 at a flea-market (there is always some crazy tube-sock dude at those places). Sometimes, the environment can really affected one's perception of the product. (I think we have all bought an obscenely priced pair of sunglasses because a really \"nice\" sales associate knew just how to sweet-talk us ... umm, that will never happen here. So, no worries about that. I hardly heard the \"cashier's\" voice ... SHE LITERALLY just said the total. End of conversation. Where is the manager here?). \n\nThe place was less-than-clean (seriously, it's called a Swiffer, put down the iPhone and use it), poorly organized, less-than-inspiring (bare walls and metal hooks) and staffed by people who clearly don't want to work there. (Put down the phone, try a greeting, attempt a smile, ask your customers if they need help, clean a little, thank a customer when he/she makes a purchase, and grow the &$%# up!)\n\nWhat a waste of space (we were the only people in there ... maybe because there are REALLY nice stores on The Strip with SUPER friendly employees). Seeing this made me lose complete respect for this brand. (And, employees, the place isn't hipster chic ... it's dirty and ugly. I know it may be difficult for you to tell the difference, so just ask yourself, if your stupid iPhone fell on the floor, would you put it back up to your face, or would you drop it in a vat of Purell? Yep, there you go! Get cleaning! And, try it with a smile.)
__label__0 Dave is an amazing person who will do well at whatever he does, but I am afraid he stood us up this morning and when we contacted him to find out where he was, he told my husband that he is really no longer in the sprinkler business.  This makes me very, very sad! I loved him and I adored working with him.
__label__4 Frankly amazing Chinese food place find in Madison.I have been to China several times and this is pretty much authentic-tasting. The MaPo Tofu is amazing as well as the Sichuan Eggplant. If you are looking for some good, real-as-China Sichuan cooking, try this place! Perhaps a little pricey for take-out Chinese but it is so worth it!
__label__3 The menu is classic Chinese restaurant; the food on the menu is authentic; and the staff here knows it. The menu is packed with stuff that if your mom didn't make it, you probably have no idea what is actually coming with the [insert meat here.] This place is great for a group (the larger the better) and even better if you are with others who enjoy Chinese food (make some Chinese friends if possible!).\n\nIf you are going to a Chinese restaurant for the first time and this is the one you have stumbled upon it may be a little difficult to appreciate a gem like Fugu. You are not really supposed to eat the food and think: \"omg, this was like the totally best thing I have ever eaten.\" You are not supposed to order something that you like and you are not supposed to order something for yourself. \n\nYou order things that your friends like and you order a lot (more than you could possibly imagine eating). You eat a little bit of everything (you share!). And you focus on spending the meal with your mates and not with the food (talk!). Make sure you eat like a pig though because it is good to be bold towards food. At the end you have a great dining experience and a memory you can share with good friends for a long time.
__label__1 If you like Asian fusion, you can easily find  better place to go then Fugu. Food is way expensive and ok at best. But the biggest let down is the service. WOW! The server almost dropped the plate in our table and didn't crack a smile. We had to ask twice for a fork and no one even came back after delivering the food. Not worth the money neither it's a friendly place.
__label__2 Fugu used to be my favorite Chinese restaurant in Madison, not anymore.  \n\nWhen it started business in 2009, Fugu was red hot. Its authentic Sichuan Chinese food has drawn so many people to its wonderful central location at State and Gilman. I at least have dined more than 10 times during 2009-2010 and have been constantly happy with its food. Back then, only Wah Kee Noodle was the other \"Authentic\" Chinese place on my radar. \n\nBut you know, restaurants are precarious business. \n\nSince 2009, there has been a revolution in the Chinese food scene in Madison. I can count almost 10 new authentic Chinese restaurants joining the competition. Ichiban, Oriental House, Double 10, Dumpling Haus, Hong Kong Station, to name a few. Fugu was no longer unique, and I have settled with Ichiban for Sichuan food in the past couple of years. \n\nEarlier this week, I went back to Fugu and was totally disappointed. The dining space was under-staffed with only two people handling 50 people. Through the whole time of our dinner, servers never had time to clean up dirty dishes left by previous customers. When we left, the restaurant was full of empty tables with dirty dishes. A group of people came but was unable to be seated. So they left. It was ugly. Plus, there were flies accompanying our dinner. \n\nWe had 5 dishes, but they slowly came during a 30-mins period. The fast and accurate service was gone. \n\nFood was good but inconsistent. Water-boiled beef and Tofu Fish were really good, but somehow our stirred fried pea shoot, the easiest and overpriced dish of all, was messed up. Too much salt. \n\nMy experience sounds really bad, but I tend to think it was an anomaly rather than the standard. Therefore I gave it a 3 star instead of 2. But for while, I don't think I am going back. There are much better choices if you are not limited to the State st area.
__label__0 I agree with Kathy W. ... just got back from Vegas and went to Azure. My friends bought a similar \"groupon\" thru Travel Zoo. I just noticed that it is currently featured in Groupon today. Bottom line is - DON'T BOTHER! You really don't have anywhere to sit (except the covered area with the street view) and you can't take it your drink out to the other pools. You might as well get drinks from the casino and use the free pool outside of Azure. Sure it's secluded, but really not worth your $$$. Again, I can't stress - DON'T BOTHER gettting the groupon.
__label__0 This was the WORST experience I have ever had at a las vegas pool.  The staff was RUDE, the lines were entirely too long, and the drinks were the cheapest of cheap you could get.  To top that off, the pools were over crowded, there was no place to sit or ly in the sun, and I was refused a towel. Never going back to this place again.
__label__4 Lime service is on point, but vodka OJ's have to be approved by management. Rules are rules though...
__label__0 It is bad in every way possible. We called and asked if they were busy and they hung up,  VERY expensive for low quality food, half the orders came out after everyone else was done eating, the salad was literally half a cup of chopped lettuce...
__label__3 Wow, what a great Mexican place! The most amazing collection of sauces I've ever seen. Their homemade sauce was enough though, the food is very tasty, and the price is certainly right. Fish tacos FTW!
__label__0 My wife just returned from here. First, they didn't want to do her nails because she didn't have an appointment (even though the place was more than half empty and 3 or 4 employees were surfing the web or texting on their cell phones). Ridiculous! They finally agreed and then did a CRAP job! Cut her cuticles until they bled. NEVER AGAIN! BEWARE THIS ESTABLISHMENT!
__label__4 I had been having a hard time finding a place that does good pedi's and I found it.  The quality of the products are superb and the service amazing.  Tiffany really did a great job.  I would recommend to any one.\n\nAnother thing I liked was a price list up front.
__label__3 Been there several times, mainly for the the awesome bands they have there. The drinks are pretty decent and the wait staff to. I like the free popcorn also. I had eaten there only a couple times during lunch and wasn't really impressed. I've had better burgers else where.
__label__2 You know....This palce is pretty nice and the food is great, but I wasnt very full after ordering my meal and sharing an appetizer. I would say three stars for the cost to food. I mean, yes the food is good but if it doesnt fill me up and you charge so much, FORGET IT. Its a neat place but I wouldnt recommend it.
__label__4 Chez Serge might just be one of the coolest places I've ever set foot in dans Montreal. \n\nMaybe it's the fact that I was expecting something entirely different with the name and limited description, both leaving me shocked when I walked in. A flame print painted door could lead to anything! A bouncer will then size you up. \n\nThe space is very unique to say the least. Zebra print here, grass on the walls and ceiling there. Plastic, colourful, ornate chandeliers hanging down just as elegantly as the bras that hang off a moose head by the bar. And we know why! It seems the girls dancing on stripper poles (free will, unpaid) on the bar are a permanent fixture. \n\nI ordered a bucket of cosmopolitan and that is no exaggeration. I actually received a turquoise and pink, children's playschool bucket of mixed drink, various citrus slices and six colourful straws. The thing is a bit unwieldy but you're in good company. Every fifth person has one so it's not that weird to be carrying it around with two hands. \n\nThe best part of Chez Serge is the reason why you should make it a destination. FREE MECHANICAL BULL RIDING. You don't have to sign a waiver, you don't have to pay a cent. You just have to hop into the ring in the crucial three second break after someone else gets thrown off. Your ride will be projected in live time to various other locations of the bar so be good! Note: if you're a dude or the guy handling the joystick doesn't like you, your ride will be infinitely shorter. But it's so fun! They play really fun music at the same time so feel free to get your groove on while you ride. \n\nIf you can snag a booth, the service is really great. Not to mention everyone that works there is quite attractive and wearing a tight, black, Chez Serge T-Shirt. And they will also clear everything, give good drink suggestions and help girls off the bar that have had one too many. Sweethearts. \n\nIf you can't tell already, I will definitely be coming back to this establishment when I'm in MTL.
__label__0 The name says it all.  Terrible.\nI guess you pay the consequences for being cheap and stopping at the first place we drove past.  $10 for a tiny buffet with the normal free hotel food:  wet eggs, funky already made omelets, oval hashbrowns, thin bacon, and funky fruit salad.  They had a carving station with dry meat that was recommended I \"put a lot of barbecue sauce on it because it helps make it better\" by an employee.  \nWe did get a lot of champagne.  The only good thing.  \nMy stomach was very angry at me for filling it with what this place tried to convince us was food.
__label__0 I got Terrible's diarrhea the next day. Small selection of dishes.
__label__2 It was a beautiful late afternoon on Carson St and I'd had an adult libation or two or three.  I had an attack of the munchies and this place was calling me.\n\nI stopped in and was greeted by two friendly guys behind the counter and several good looking pies ready to buy by-the-slice.  First I tried the banana pepper and pepperoni variety.  It was ready quickly and was served piping hot.  The slice was big but I was a little surprised that the tab was just under $5.  It tasted just fine albeit a little greasy.  Next I tried the classic pepperoni and mushroom variety and once again it was just under $5, a little greasy and tasted fine.  I enjoyed sitting by the front window and people watching while I munched.\n\nI come from the Philly area and of course there is lots of seriously great pizza in South Philly.  These slices were fine but could not compare to those masterpieces of Italian delight in Philly.  I feel that $5 a slice to too high but I'll give them that they fill a need if you are cruising Carson Street.  I'm going for three stars.
__label__1 A very ordinary sports bar.  Positives:  clean, attractive (if somewhat sterile) atmosphere; friendly, attentive, gorgeous staff; big-screen TVs and enormous projection TVs visible from any table make it a good place to watch a game.  Negatives:  need more craft beers on tap; menu somewhat boring and food needs seasoning (SW Turkey sandwich bland, side cole slaw lifeless); took 10 minutes to get my first beer even on a slow Sunday night.  Would give an extra star for fixing any one of those issues, two if all were fixed.
__label__4 Great food!!! The French dip is to die for!! Great Service! Clean and fancy especially for the area it's located in!  Def a hidden gem! My husband and I both love going here and can't wait until next time.
__label__0 Not a bad place to visit. It was crowded inside, but we sat outside next to the fire pit. We were the only ones enjoying our beers out side. The waiters came and moved the empty tables to make room for some game that you toss bean bags onto a board that has a hole in it. I guess you het points for making it on the hole  the throwers toss the bag 23 feet. So a romantic evening was cut short because we were having bean bags fly with in feet of our heads. Not cool to force us off the patio so drunks can play a game of toss the bean bag. Only bonus for this place is the ginormous receptionist who stands at 6'2 very attractive\n\nWe did order some Nachos cheese was not melted. Tasted good though   Ditch the bean bag game.
__label__1 If you have a choice, go to the one downtown. I always get the buffalo shrimp, but at this Majerle's the coating was too thick. Not to mention, our ice tea tasted like dirt and service was horrible.
__label__3 Great steak sandwich and the fries have a great taste without any sauce. My wife had Mamas burger, the bun and mushrooms were great tasting, but the meat lacks flavor. We will give this place another try.
__label__0 One star is very generous for this place. I paid for a executive room with fridge and microwave but that did not happen. The front desk was rude, the room smelt awful, and the bed was very uncomfortable. Also the free breakfast was a joke, it was super cold and gross! Never stay here!!!
__label__0 BEWARE- I had dinner there a few nights ago and they increased the amount of the tip on my credit card.  I like their food, but I will never go there again if I cannot trust that they are an honest business. Shame!
__label__2 I was a little disappointed here.  It seemed like it would be a really good dining experience, but there were a few aspects of the meal that put me off.\n\nGarfield's is hidden in a residential lake-side shopping center.  You'd never find it by chance unless you lived in the area.  I believe they have valet service (I saw the valet podium, but no valet attendants), but there is plenty of parking in the lot.\n\nIf you can eat outside, the view is beautiful -- especially around dusk.  Unfortunately we were continuously pestered by little gnats.  I spent quite a bit of my time trying to swat the things away.  I've eaten at Marche Bacchus (just 50 yeards away) and they didn't seem to have the same problem.  I'm not sure whether they do something to keep them away -- it may have been just the luck of the draw that night.\n\nI felt the experience was a bit over priced.  Before my friend got there, I had two vodka tonics and was very surprised to see the bar bill was $24.  The meal for two came out to around $75 -- not exorbitant, but I thought the food was just mediocre.  Of course, I just got fish - which is hard for me to get too excited about.\n\nThe ambience there is nice and it's a good for a romantic and relaxing meal.  Just be prepared for a larger than normal bill for a meal that is just so-so.
__label__1 Came here with two other people for wine and food pairing purchased through Living Social.  To cut to the chase...we had to share a table, waited over 30 minutes for the first pairing.  The wine given was barely 2 sips.  The food was mediocre, the wine same (Kendall Jackson) and the zinfandel with the desert was vinegar and we did not drink it.\n\nTo make things worst, they charged us a huge mandatory gratuity and tax.  \n\nLousy service, poorly executed event and overpriced for what we received.  No thanks, not coming back.
__label__3 It's got a beautiful view, but well-enclosed (in the summertime, mosquitoes are a problem at Marche Bacchus in the same shopping center).  The french chef offers unique perspectives on other cooking styles.  Burgers, fish dishes and salads all have interesting twists.  I've been here for dinner and it's a very nice place for a family outing.  Service is efficient and friendly.  I'd feel very comfortable having a group of 6-10 here.  Lunch is also a good time here.  It's more mellow, and I've used it many times for business lunches.  The tables are large enough for papers and not so close together than you can hear the other tables' conversation.  \n\nIt's not a 5-star restaurant, but it's never a disappointment.  4-stars all the way.
__label__1 Mimitas Cafe  is nothing to brag about....maybe my expectations were too high because I had a friend rave about this place so I  expected a little too much...\n\nUnfortunately I was disappointed. The food was nothing out of the ordinary..the rice was a bit dry and the flavor was bland\nThey do give fresh bread but it is very limited and when I asked for more- the waitress said no and that there was not enough..... for a restaurant???!!!\n\nWe are not going back - but people should notice that for a cuban restaurant - the owner and staff are no where near cuban.........
__label__3 Great big Tostones, very nice hot sauce and mojo! Everyone at my table (two who had never had Cuban food) all cleaned their plates :)
__label__4 I will write a more detailed review later on if I ever try something other than the Cuban sandwich, but it is so good I have flashbacks to when I lived in Florida and had the real deal Cuban food there.  I always get the Cuban and the sweet fried plantains, which are totally addictive.  Oh, and an ice cold Negra Modelo.  \n\nAs I was leaving the last time I heard another customer say, \"That was the best mojito I've ever had!\"  so I know what I'm trying the next time I go back.   I'll really try to branch out from the Cuban sandwich, but the bread is perfect, the pork is fall-apart tender & flavorful, the ham is tasty and moist, and the blend with mustard and pickles is the way it should be.  Perfection.\n\nI need to learn the name of the regular server I have too.  She is always friendly and funny.  We have been about a half dozen times, and have never been disappointed.
__label__3 Very good authentic Cuban food. Wish the place was a bit busier as I would like to see them succeed. We had a marvelous meal and the waitress was very helpful. We will go back as it is on our minds constantly.
__label__1 This is about the floral department. I used AJ's floral department for my wedding. I have always been impressed with their beautiful flowers. Another plus was that the location was very close to my wedding venue. The entire process before the wedding: Planning out what the Bouquets would look like and picking out flowers was almost perfect. I planned months in advance due to living out of state. I had picked a particular flower that Joanie had suggested for the bouquets. About a month before the wedding Joanie calls me and tells me that one of the particular flowers would not be in season for my wedding. This was a flower she suggested. She knew the date the entire time. You would think that before suggesting something or confirming it with me she would have double checked the season of the flower. Then she proceeded to tell me that we wouldn't know for sure if she could have them until 10 days before the wedding. Well we could not get them and the flowers she suggested to take their place were not very stellar. I ended up settling with a replacement. The day of the wedding the flowers arrived. My bouquet was beautiful. The corsages I had ordered for my mother and mother in law were supposed to be Crem de la Crem roses. They were HIDEOUS and not roses at all, my step moms corsage was also hideous and not what it was supposed to be and it wasn't even a corsage it had a pin so she had to poke holes in her dress. I also did not receive and toss bouquet which I paid for. I was so upset. You pay hundred and hundreds and even thousands of dollars for wedding flowers and when its not what you paid for or you didn't get everything you paid for, well you feel cheated and ripped off. I do not recommend using AJ's or Joanie for your wedding flowers or flowers for any event.
__label__0 I give it a 1 for location because I have to. I've been here less than a month and everything I've read, I've experienced so far. Car window smashed the first week. Fire alarms went off for an hour tonight. I've seen 1 cockroach in bathtub. My car was backed into and dented. This is a great area but not a great place to live. I unfortunately moved here sight unseen as I was confidentily reassured by the staff (Alex) that these complaints weren't true. They've all happened to me so far. Only 12 months to go, joy. Positives: nice pool, above average fitness facility for an apartment community and some good people. Live and learn, this will be a 13 month experience.\n\nI wrote the above blurb after the first month but never posted and didn't expect to see it here, so kind of interesting to add the full review below with a one month review. After 5 months I couldn't take it anymore and paid $1200 to get out of my lease and my full review below.\n\nThis place is bad news. Where to start? First week my window was smashed on my Tahoe and nothing was stolen, just $260 to replace it. Second, someone backed into my front bumper causing a nice dent. Fortunately, I have a 2002 so I'm not concerned about needing it fixed. There isn't much parking, making you park in unlit or unprotected areas. I believe the safest area is up by the tennis courts. It was inconvenient, but the problems stopped except for the dent.\n\nIn my 5 months of a 13 month lease, I paid $1200 to get out of here early. The parking is tight, you will get door dings.  The community has useless security guards that basically lock the pool doors. A mouse is more intimidating. \n\nI've heard the fire alarms go off 4 times from drunks in the middle of the night. I've seen two cockroaches in my apartment and they were huge. The garbage area literally almost made me puke in unit E (if you must live here, make sure it isn't by a garbage room). I'd say 50% of residents pick up after their dogs, so crap everywhere. The water pressure in my unit was horrible. The heat and air conditioning is controlled by management. I had to keep my sliding glass door open at night because it was unbearably hot. I had a smoker above and to the left of me so I got to inhale there smoke because I had to leave the door open so I didn't melt. The laundry facilities are NASTY. The water just stands in the machines. If you go inside a machine and shake it you will hear the recycled water. Always check the dryer as people before you don't care about leaving nasty hairs or other nasty stuff behind. Two units in E were constantly broken. The cost is $1.25 and you have to use a laundry card. You lose it and it is $25 to replace. If you don't use it alll upon leaving, the next tenant thanks you. \n\nYour only option for television is DirecTV. The maximum lease you can sign is a 13 month lease, the minimum contract with DirecTV is a 24 month agreement. Getting out of that contract was a nightmare. I typically get contracts when you have a choice, here the equipment is installed and you have no choice. Yet, DirecTV will give you the BS line that they have to account for equipment costs. I am moving into a residence that already has DirecTV and they still didn't let me out of the contract. \n\nLast, I went to turn in my keys today thinking I had paid my rent Jan 1 thinking it was good through my early move out date of 2/6. Nope, and no bill. I find out today I had a $178 worth of rent for 6 days, a $50 late fee and another $40 in $10 a day accruals. \n\nThe community leasing agents will act like they care, but they know they work for a terrible management company with no sympathy for honest mistakes. They kind of just go silent when confronted and pray you walk away. There hands are tied. Two of them are easy to find. they are always outside smoking. Last, I moved in sight unseen over the internet. I was handed my keys and never even given a tour. I had to find everything on my own. The only good thing about it I guess is the location, but I'd find a different location to live in the area. If you want to live in a dorm style community, this is the place. I have lived in many communities over the years and I've never left a place on a sour note. This is the worst 5 months of living I've ever had.\n\nPro's: Location, Gym is decent for an apartment community, nice pool, convenient store. I will not say price because it all adds up in misery.
__label__4 This place is great!  Every time I'm in town, I go here for a few beers and a good time.  It's basically the Cheers of Pittsburgh...\n\nThis place used to be a really run-down, shady bar that was well-known for the rough characters that would frequent it.  It was shut down by the city (or maybe the previous owners left, who knows) and a new family - The Hough's - opened it back up after major renovations and improvements.\n\nI cannot say enough about the family who runs the place (Barb is amazing, so nice and a great smile!) and the bartenders (Kevin is the man!)  The beer selection is incredible...microbrews, Belgian ales, imports, seasonals, PA craft beers.  Likewise, the specials run every day but Sunday and are great.  They just recently changed their food menu so make sure to take a look at that.  The most I have ever ordered was the grilled cheese sandwich (AMAZING!) which comes with fries, but I have seen more complex dishes that looked rather good for a bar.  Better yet, the prices for food and drinks are all very reasonable, the bathrooms are clean and the place is very comfortable - no more hot, humid bars for me (one of the things I hate the most)!\n\nIf you're looking for a friendly, inexpensive and comfortable place to grab a few beers or maybe a bite to eat - this is definitely the place to go!  They even have a board where they post pictures of all the regulars - I mean, how much better can you get?\n\nPS - If you want to play darts, its super cheap, check them out too!
__label__3 I like Hough's! I think it's one of the best parts of an otherwise quiet and relatively boring neighborhood (sorry, Greenfield). My friends and I used to go there every Tuesday for trivia! The games are fun, and the girls who usually run it are very nice. Sometimes it gets really loud and it's hard to hear, but sometimes different breweries will come and give out prizes and offer tastings. It's pretty fun.\n\nThe beer selection is insane, way better than any other bar I've been to in the area. They offer a couple of different sizes, so you can order small little taster sizes if you want to try a few different kinds. I'm not much of an adventurous spirit when it comes to beer, but I do appreciate the variety of ciders they have included! :) I haven't found anything on the food menu though that has impressed me. Nothing I've had has tasted bad or anything, but it's pretty bland and generic and nothing to write home about.\n\nHough's is a nice place to go and watch a game. I'ts pretty big for Pittsburgh standards, and there are plenty of tables and TVs available. \n\nJust go seat yourself. Sometimes it takes a server awhile to get to you for some reason, but on the up side, that just gives you more time to look over the expansive beer menu.
__label__2 I gave this three stars only b/c they do not offer a gluten free menu and there is not much to eat here. I ordered a pittsburgh salad and I couldn't even get the fries b/c they had a flour coating...the fries make the salad. \n\nThey have decent stuffed hot peppers, their steaks arent bad. \n\nDecently priced, if you go for lunch expect to have a long lunch. They are fairly slow.
__label__3 Super Authentic and Delicious food along with a chill and friendly staff. The Mojarra with Garlic had thicks chunks of pure white fish that  was perfect for making fish tacos. They even provided me with extra tortillas which appear to be handmade in the restauraunt. They were awesome. Got a free triple scoop of strawberry ice cream with toppings for checking in!
__label__1 While they do an acceptable job at manicures and pedicures, the customer service is not up to par.  My experience here is that they are overbooked and understaffed.  It would make a big difference if they keep to the time they tell you to be there for an appointment, rather than saying they can take you \"now\" and then have you wait.  That seems like a simple customer service fix.  I'll try a few different salons before returning here again.
__label__4 WONDERFUL!!! I can't say enough about it. What a beautiful little gem of a restaurant. I received a gift certificate from a friend for Christmas. I had never been, and was excited to go. It is a tiny little place, but they manage to seat more than you'd think could fit in the space. Such a calm, relaxing atmosphere. The food is gorgeous from start to finish...it looks gorgeous, smells gorgeous, and tastes gorgeous! I savored every bite like it was my last. I took an out of town friend there for dinner and he loved it! Exclaimed over everything and said it was the best Thai he'd had in a long time, and he lives in Atlanta. The hostess/waitress is so lovely. She answered all of my questions about the menu, recommended dishes, and even adjusted the spiciness of a dish to my liking (I craved more spice!). The soup is to die for! A glorious experience all the way around. All I can say is go, go, go!
__label__3 Very tasty.  My first experience with Smiling Banana Leaf was with takeout.  Everything was ready on time and piping hot.  The pad Thai is great as is the garlic preparation (I had it with beef).  I'm also a fan of the dumplings.  The restaurant itself is a bit cramped, but the service the one time I at inside was friendly and efficient.  I will likely return for takeout many times.
__label__4 I don't know much about Thai food, but I have to say what they serve at the Smiling Banana Leaf is absolutely delicious. I've had the sweet & sour entree with tofu and the pineapple curry also with tofu. Soooo good. The second time I visited my tofu could have been just a tad bit crispier, but the meal over all was pretty delicious. \n\nIt is small and the outside and inside decor does leave quite a bit to be desired. As some others have warned, watch out for the spiciness! My boyfriend ordered his meal at a 7 (out of 10) and his eyes were watering! His entire face turned red and he finished off two glasses of water by the time he was halfway through his meal lol! He did very much enjoy it, though.\n\nI have only eaten at one other thai restaurant in Pittsburgh, but this one blows the other out of the water. It is also BYOB, which I have not partaken in, but keep that in mind!
__label__3 Shortly after my last review, the owner of R Salon reached out to me.  He was very apologetic about the service I received the first time around and acknowledged that the poor service was partly due in fault to the surprisingly high volume of living social vouchers that were sold.  He did speak with my nail technician regarding cell phone etiquette when servicing customers.  \nI was impressed with the fact that he reached out to me to begin with.  I could tell that he played a very vital and active role in his business.  I returned to R Salon several weeks later for a facial.  I saw Carol Kelly, an aethesician (sorry if I butchered the spelling) for 20+ years.  The service with Carol was stellar from beginning to end.  She was very engaged in learning everything about my skin (problems, areas of concerns) to even things in my lifestyle that would affect my skin (eating habits, vitamins, skincare routine).  I was very impressed by the length of time she spent to give me really great advice to help out with my issues.  On top of that, the facial itself was of course superb!  She meticulously extracted every little bugger and used a fabulous soothing mask after.  My skin was glowing from the time I walked out.\nAll in all,  I am very pleased that R Salon reached out and urged me to give them another try.  I will definitely be going back to Carol for another peel and/or facial.
__label__3 My wife just got a haircut at this place and she seems to be pretty happy with her experience. Full marks for the ambience. The stylist name was Nathan and he seemed to be friendly and did a great job. Will be going there again. I strongly recommend R Salon.
__label__4 Shawn is a master colorist, artistic hair cutter and an extraordinary hair stylist.  He is no fresh out of beauty school kid.  I get my hair cut, colored and styled every 5 weeks.  So, on that day, I make it all about me.  If I have to wait a few minutes until Shawn is ready for me, so be it!  If he's running behind, he calls to let me know so I can adjust when I arrive.  I think the salon is very nice with a lot of great stylists to choose from.  If you are in the market for a new look for your hair, Shawn is excellent at looking at your face shape and determining what style would enhance your look.  I am always getting compliments on my hair from all kinds of people, young and old, people I don't even know.  Shawn is truly a gifted artist!
__label__4 I brought my husband in to buy a new mountain bike for Christmas. The salesmen were great about answering his questions, and the mechanic took time to make sure the bike was ready to go. We were very impressed by the company's guarantee and  loyalty program. It really can't be beat! Plus, their price on the bike beat others we had looked at with the same features.
__label__4 I needed a NEW DO so being new to  the area I used my reliable recommendations from YELP! Seeing the salon received 5 stars, I decided to try it...what the hell, it is just hair and it will grow back! They took me in early and Gaby and I looked at some Pics on my phone as I  Asked her advice...It came out exactly as we had planned and I left feeling completely satisfied. I will be back!
__label__2 Place is relatively priced right for the yogurt shops around town. The staff is nice for the most part, been in there on a slow night and it seemed like they wanted to get out of there, cant blame them sometimes! Toppings haven't looked the freshest before but for the most part they have a nice selection. I hate the location having to turn in on the one side then go up and do a u-turn to go back the other way, really big pain. Otherwise I like this place.
__label__2 It was very delicious and tastey.
__label__4 came into town one day after one of those \"lets go to vegas tomorrow!!!\" nights...\n\nluckily we had some friends that were locals, and they brought us to this quaint, yet sexy lil tapas spot right off the strip.\n\nFIREFLY.\n\nit was a saturday night, and it was busy.  we kicked it at the bar while waiting for a table.  finally got seated and was treated to a wide selection of tapas.  came here with a pretty good sized group so i got to sample a little bit of everything.  lets just say... lets just SAY... LETS JUST SAY EVERYTHING WAS DELISH!!!\n\na month later i was back in vegas, and guess where i took my friends...YOU GUESSED IT!\n\nto the massage parlor!!! jk... (ok half serious)\n\nbut before that we went to FIREFLY!!\n\npretty much just what i expected, excellent.
__label__3 4.5 stars\n\nDon't judge a book by its cover. Or, in this case, don't judge a fantastic restaurant by that fact that you have to go through the scruffy Plaza to get there. (Pay $5 to park in the Plaza's concrete funhouse of a garage, get your $5 refunded at the cashier's cage, blow your $5 on a slot machine.)\n\nDesign: Moody pictures of flamenco dancers in the entry. The glassed-in dome overlooks Fremont Street. Go after dark so you can enjoy the spectacle while pretending to mock it. Try to reserve one of the circular booths overlooking the street for maximum sex appeal. Although it's plenty sexy without one, and there were groups as well as couples.\n\nService: Pleasant, professional, not cloying. No handholding: Tapas will not be explained to you unless you ask.\n\nFood: Ok, if you've gotten this far. You deserve a reward, so let's get those salivary glands going. Husband and I had six small plates, and we were so full we could not order dessert. \nStuffed dates. Exquisite, bite-size nibbles. And nutritious, involving 3 of the 4 food groups!\nArtichoke toasts: Sour, in a good way.\nManchego mac n cheese: Both creamy and snappy, but without the wow factor of the other choices.\nAlbondigas: Tasty little meatballs.\nFish sticks: Yay for spicy tartar sauce and golden, panko-shrouded goodness\nDuck rolls: Big and awkward to eat, and not as flavorful as duck ought to be. Ate my half anyway.\nCava was lovely, and husband's mojito was A-1.\n\nAnd how much did this little feast come to? Fifty bucks before tip. I was in shock. This was one of the best meals we had in Vegas and the cheapest.
__label__3 Halloween was a clusterbitch and I just wanted something to nosh and to sit the hell down! With Firefly in the horizon, it seemed a better choice than fast food and diners in most the DT properties. \n\nBF and the Yelpizzles Elnino and Andy were my company. \n\nThe BF and I weren't too hungry so we shared\n\nBoquerones- one of my faves. I love white spanish sardines. \nVeggie Empanadas- comes with 2 and some salad. It was pretty good....I appreciate that the veggies werent processed down to a paste and were stuffed with slices of mushrooms and diced spinach. \nChorizo and Chicken Stuffed Mushrooms- meh. My BF said it reminds him of Hamburger Helper on a mushroom. After he said that, that's all I can get in my head. Won't order this one again. \nDessert Platter- comes with chocolate tres leches, passionfruit cheesecake, lemon tart, flan. All pretty decent. I liked the idea of the chocolate leches, I really like the passionfruit, tart was okay, flan was a surprise that it was good ( light, almost panna cotta like).\n\nGot a white sangria since I usually get red. It was alright....it's a bit tart which I like, but I dunno...I think the bolder red makes more sense with tart fruits. \n\nNow the service was spotty and wait for items was kinda long. I however wasn't going to dock them down for it only because our server was very apologetic and really tried to help her tables. I looked around and the place was filled and  there wasn't enough staff coverage for the volume. I always feel bad when that happens because it's not the servers fault if they get spread thin. Someone could have called in and screwed everyone or upper management/owners haven't hired enough people. Tapas is about sitting around and chatting so I wasn't in a hurry. Just keep that in mind though- come when you feel like having a long nosh since speed and service isn't a strong suit. \n\nI'm a \"fan\" so I put it up to a 4 star since my visit was positive, but it's a round up since there are some obvious hangups.
__label__1 Okay, first thing is first, I love my coffee, and I love Starbucks but THIS particular location has failed to please me, twice. The first time was about 3 weeks ago, I came here on a Wednesday afternoon, wanting a vanilla chai latte. Eh, I must say, it wasn't as tasty as I expect but hey, everyone makes mistakes, no biggie. So today I decided, let me try this location put again since I'm here. I got here around 10 am. I went through the drive-thru and it was PACKED as usual. When I got to the window I specifically ordered a tall double chocolate chip frappucino. What I was handed was a Venti Carmel macchiato. Um...and when I told her what I did order, the barista caught the nastiest attitude and told me that I should have spoken louder. Exxxcusssseee me?!?! Being the nice human I am, I took my new drink she handed me and it was a java chip frappucino .....*sigh* I am so over this. I smiled and put 2 bucks in the tip jar and drove away. \nOkay, LOVE LOVE Starbucks but this location, no I will hold off, thank you.
__label__1 I spent a good three hours studying. Besides having a great facility for wifi, seating, and noise level, the service could use a lot of work. If you're in the service industry, people who apply for this jobs should be mindful that they will be working with people. In other words, they can be more friendly and cheerful no matter how difficult it may be. Other than that, I did enjoy my peach green tea lemonade.
__label__4 My friend is Siclian and for years I could only eat italian food when I went to his place cause of how good and authentic. Right down to the homemade vodka sauce.  The egg plant parm here is amazing.  With the proper distribution of cheese through out the whole meal.  This is my new spot, best italian in Vegas off the strip guarantee!!
__label__3 The Rigatoni Bolognese is amazing! It's my favorite dish is in this place. (Meant to post in 2012. Way delayed post.)
__label__0 This place has got to be the slowest Burger King on earth. It also doesn't help when someone in front of you orders $36 worth of food.
__label__1 I get upset often at this store. While the employees seem very nice and are always more than helpful. Over and over this store has many problems. Often I don't get the sale price on purchases and have to drive back since I don't catch it while they are ringing it up. Many times I've seen out of date products on the shelf and sometimes I accidentally purchase some of them. One time I went in to buy limes and all the limes had mold on them.(my picture is terrible and I couldn't capture all the mold)  I did speak to the manager about it and he said the limes were fine when you wipe the mold off and then he was at the limes wiping off the mold.\n\nYESTERDAY in the meat department they had large packs of beef with stickers on them that said 96% and I could tell just by looking at them that it wasn't. Then I noticed the price sticker said 80% I brought this to the attention to someone from the meat department and instead of fixing the packs he told me that the meat was OK. \n\nI don't think that's OK. Some people do have health issues and need to have the correct fat content.\n\nSadly The near by Fry's is even worst and I haven't been there in over a year since I kept buying spoiled meat from them and that is why I can't give this place one star.
__label__4 Best Brewpub in the United States.\n\nThis review applies to all four of the Madison area Great Danes - I've been to the original downtown location over 100x and have been to the other three locations 5-15x each, noticing minimal difference in quality of food, drink, or service.  Altogether, I figure I've eaten at the four Great Danes at least 150 times in the past 18 years and had only three less-than-top-notch experiences there (see below).  In fact, my wife and I love this brewpub so much that we rented out half of the downtown pub's outdoor garden area for our rehearsal dinner the evening prior to our wedding.\n\nMadison has a lot of great restaurants, but there are a few dishes that are hard to find here done properly, including Mexican and Chinese food in general, Buffalo wings, and nachos.  Well,  maybe the only place in Madison that actually has good nachos is the Great Dane, where they have lots of good toppings, lots of good cheese and will custom craft them to your particulars.  And their wings, while breaded and not the classic Buffalo-style, are quite tasty, if overpriced.  Their artichoke dip, served in very tasty dish made out of a hollowed-out fresh-baked loaf of bread, are the best I've ever had.  GD's soups are also very good and their onion soup, with melted cheese and croutons, will rival that of any restaurant, anywhere on earth; they use some of their beers in it and it is awesome.\n\nGD's hamburgers are among the 5 best burgers in Madison and I especially like their Dane Burger, which is topped with their awesome artichoke dip; I sometimes will ask for them to make me a Dane Burger with a healthier buffalo patty.  The Applewood Bacon Burger is also excellent, but not as good as the Vintage Brewing Company's similar Black-and-Blue Burger (the best burger in town).  The thick fries that accompany the burgers, among other side options, are outstanding when you dip them into GD's chipotle mayonnaise, \n\nMy favorite dish on the menu is the Southwest Tortellini, which is a cheese-filled spinach tortellini with blackened chicken, black bean salsa, and creamy cilantro sauce, served with a garlic bread that will shame 99% of garlic breads served by Italian restaurant.  The Inner Warmth Peanut Stew, a vegetarian dish, is flavorful, filling, spicy and excellent.  I heartily recommend the Thai Chicken Pizza, as well as the buffalo chicken pizza, when it is available.  I've always considered \"comfort food\" to be a lame affectation of the retro-trendy types, but GD's meat loaf is really good, its chicken pot pie is no longer a dish for one's grandparents, and its mac-and-cheese is extremely good, especially the buffalo chicken version.  I've had most of their salads and they are also top-notch, with very fresh lettuce and other ingredients.\n\nOK, as good as the Great Dane's food is, its beers are even better.  I'm a beer aficionado, have been to dozens of breweries around the US, and aside from a half dozen or so Belgian breweries (the Belgians brew the best beer in the world), I would be confident that the Great Dane's beers would compare more than favorably with the beers of the very best breweries anywhere.  The Old Glory APA (American pale ale - like an IPA but a bit lighter, with citrousy Cascade hops) is easily the best pale ale I've ever had.  The Crop Circle Wheat beer is one of the finest wheat beers made in the U.S.  If one were to ask beer experts to name the 5 best breweries in the U.S., Bell's, in Kalamazoo would make many of those lists.  Aside from their stouts (Bell's makes the finest stouts in the country, hands down), the Great Dane's beers are better across the board.  Bell's makes some mediocre beers; the Great Dane does not.\n\nI've had three less-than-positive experiences at the Great Dane.  Many years ago on Mardi Gras, they ran a drawing contest, I won a Great Dane golf shirt, but one of the owners had been giving me bad looks for no reason at all, he called over a bartender and had her tell me that I won a different prize, something trivial instead and took back the shirt.  I got so mad that the owner had been such a &*&%#@@ jerk that I didn't go back for months afterward.  This year I had mussels steamed in a beer garlic sauce and the mussels didn't taste fresh.  And for Mother's Day 2012 we went to their brunch buffet and were partially disappointed.  The omelet and carving stations were very good, but the pancakes, waffles, French toast, bacon and sausage had been made hours before and were not worth eating.\n\nSo why so many neg. reviews for GD?  I'm guessing some are bogus (I've had such uniformly positive experiences that I just don't believe some of the complaints) and I'm also guessing GD's owners refused to pay this site's AdBribery demand, so they get hit with more neg. reviews. Google the site's adpolicy if you don't believe me.\n\nIn summary, if there's a better brewpub in the US, I'd sure like to go there.  \n\nThe Great Dane is highly recommended.
__label__3 This Great Dane Hilldale location is in my neighborhood.  It is a reliable choice when meeting a group of friends before a movie or just for a few drinks.  The staff is usually spot on professional and friendly.  \n\nMy usual order is the James Madison (half sandwich and bowl of soup) with the Cuban and the West African Chicken Peanut Stew.  So flavorful and tasty.  There is nothing better on a cold day then this stew.  They do make great burgers, too.  And I can not complain about their starters.\n\nBut one of the best reasons to go is for the Beer.  I enjoy trying all their styles.
__label__2 This was a typical resort restaurant the food was fairly ambitious and the food was pricey. I had the chicken because almost any other entree was really pricey, and almost solidly steak. Never the less the food was pretty good and the service was great. Unfortunately the table next to us lit up and then it was pretty smokey, but we were already done, and we chose to sit outside so that I don't blame them for at all. In the end it was a little too pricey for what your gonna get, some good food but also it was the resort and I wouldn't expect anything different. I probably won't be back, our server was really nice though that's the only reason I feel bad about giving this place 3 stars. Other than that it was all around ok.
__label__0 Another sold-out show at The Fillmore and another brutal disappointment.  This place cannot, I repeat, cannot manage a big crowd.  Period.  I tried to go into it with an open mind since my last review apparently ruffled a few feathers, but I'm sad to report that nothing has changed or improved since my last visit in August.  This place is a cluster fuck and that's putting it nicely.  The poor, poor design of locating the bathrooms all the way  in the back on the right side basically resulted in a total bottle neck of people pushing and shoving their way down the two stairs that lead from the bar at the top to the bathrooms and smoking area down below.  The security staff, instead of helping people get through and easing the crowded mass, decided to shine their flashlights in everyone's faces while standing against the rail, arms crossed over their chests, looking like a bunch of worthless thugs.  Any attempt to get into the actual bathroom area was often quickly thwarted by someone yelling at you to stay out of the fire lane even though you are simply attempting to get out of the way to help everyone else actually be able to move.  The staff here is the WORST EVER.  That ranges from security to bartenders and everywhere in between.  I've been to smaller venues all over the country that have had bigger crowds and managed them more efficiently.  I made the mistake of giving it another try and I definitely will not be back again after this nightmare.  Sorry Dave.
__label__3 Went there for the first time for Kissmas 2012.  The layout is good, but you do need to arrive early to get close to the rail/stage area.  The acoustics are excellent, with floor shaking bass.  Lots of bars around and even had a couple of items for food.  Restrooms a plenty.  And the best part, free parking, which is unheard of almost in Uptown nowadays.  The only notch against it I see is that it's not near anything else beyond the Music Factory; so you would have to drive off to find a good place to eat or drink.  Beyond that, enjoyed it.
__label__4 Door guys are pretty sexy ; )
__label__1 This place is expensive, the back deck is still being worked on, it's non smoking, it's always crowded with a very strange crown, and no one there is very friendly.  My frist experience there, the food was bad, my waitress was completely RUDE (she spent the evening ignoring our table of 8 people, and couldn't even get our drink orders earlier than 30 min after we sat down).  It's over priced, over hyped, and completely boring.
__label__3 Things it seems we can all agree on: the service is a little slow. Maybe leaning towards a lot slow. And probably verging on unfriendly (unless you're Friends of Friends. Yay for F-of-F!)\n\nThings I like that we apparently may disagree on: place is non-smoking! Awesome not smelling like cigarettes.\n\nNow, I saw a complaint about this, but I really prefer my fish in fish tacos battered and deep fried. Which is exactly how Cantina prepared theirs. Maybe this is more a Baja-style fish taco, but whatever. It's also more a Jess-style fish taco. Not only is there a fried fish-delish, the taco portion is huge. It's hard to hold everything together. In fact, that would be my one quibble: there's too much food in the taco. But they are also Mexico City type tacos (Mexico City the city), so they won't generally have a tortilla larger than about 4 inches diameter. There's a lot crammed into those inches though.\n\nThe guacamole was right on. The salsa had a hint of a flavor that I don't love, and I would rather have the chunkier salsa cruda, but it's still good.\n\nI also thought it was very reasonably priced, but my beliefs may have become skewed by Boston. Luckily, I can get re-aligned over the coming months! Pittsburgh pricing is rad. This place is rad. No smoking is rad. And the low-key winter is rad when compared to how much of a crush eating here can be in nice weather.
__label__3 First of all, I love any place where I can drink sangria outside. That, combined with the fact that their outdoor space is super cute and their sangria is great, makes me pretty excited about this place. Coming at prime time on a Saturday night, I also expected that I would have to wait for a table, but we were able to sit right down. I have eaten here several times and have never been disappointed. I normally get the tacos, so last night I branched out a bit with the Tamales and the Tijuana Street Dog. Both were great! I also got to try the Chile Relleno, which I will probably order next time.\n\nIf the service had been a little better, I would have considered giving a 5-star rating. The service was fine - everyone was very friendly, but it was very slow, taking almost 15 minutes after ordering to get chips and salsa. This could have been a fluke, of course, so I will reconsider after coming back again.
__label__2 I first discovered Round Corner Cantina because it's the place everyone goes while waiting for a table at Piccolo Forno.  Round Corner has a lot to say for itself in it's own right.  The food is very good and it has a really cool vibe.  I do agree the service is often a little slow.  Not crazy about the smoking on the patio.  But despite these flaws, Round Cantina is a fun place to visit and enjoy with friends.
__label__2 Drinks were good, service was good, and the food was as good as Mexican is going to get in the Pittsburgh area. Salsa needs some work and the tacos weren't great, but the tamales were surprisingly tasty. I'll def go back when I'm in town.
__label__2 Let me just say that the food at this place was really great as well as the atmosphere. Our server was one of the worst I've ever had. I asked her if the restaurant did anything special for birthdays and she answered was an incredibly snotty \"No, not at all\". When we had questions about the menu her replies were short and condescending. Nothing was particularly slow but the real kicker was that when she gave us our bill, she requested that we initial next to each menu item because she was apparently completely incapable of keeping track of what we had ordered. We marked our receipt as she requested, but when she returned to our table we had apparently \"really screwed up\" by doing her job for her. SHE MADE US REDO IT and then stood impatiently at the table while we finished. We commented that it was ridiculous and she started trying to make excuses. She couldn't even finish her sentence. This woman has no business working in the restaurant industry if she is this disrespectful to customers.
__label__1 Womp womp. I'm hoping this was just a fluke, but our service was so bad! I've read other yelpers that seem to have had the same issue. Get it together Round Corner Cantina! Our waitress had attitude and barely ever came to our table. When we asked if she could split our check she flat out said no and looked like she was so annoyed that we had the nerve to ask. She then said we could do the math ourselves and we could pay with two cards. She may have been overworked with too many tables which I can totally sympathize with, but her attitude was what really turned me off. \n\nOther than the poor service, the food was good. Their guacamole is delicious and their margaritas are also a nice treat! I ordered La Chiquita Sarita margarita...it was corrale jo, orange juice, lime, and diced strawberries. It was a little overpriced though. $8 for a small mason jar that was mostly ice. The tacos are also a little overpriced. $7-$8 for two tiny tacos. \n\nThis is one of those situations where I want to love this place so bad, but they broke my heart and I just can't do it! :(
__label__1 So disappointing.  I was expecting so much but my salmon was so bland and dry that I didn't finish it.  My friend said her chicken was just on edge of being bad.  Meaning with a slightly off taste. I could make a better salad but my friend said her soup was good.  After dinner we thought we were being kind to move to the bar so our server could seat someone else at her table.  Turns out the bartender didn't take kindly to our sitting there (not busy at the bar) and suggested we should go somewhere else if we weren't going to order more wine.  After a bottle of wine at dinner and spending over $100 I think we should have been okay to sit for 30 minutes.\n\nI won't be back.
__label__4 I've been to Petite Maison twice, and can't wait for the right occasion to go back again! It's a beautiful little place that's perfect for a date. I've sat both inside and outside, and the decor is warm and the restaurant cozy. \n\nThe service has also always been impeccable. The first time I came here, I was a complete French food novice. It's a little bit intimidating. Our waiter was very kind in explaining everything, all with a rather fantastic french flair to the menu names. Being female, I lapped it all up with gusto. \n\nBut the star of the show has to be the food. Oh man, the food.\n\nIf you're not squeamish about raw beef, do get the steak tartare. It was heavenly. I'd never considered eating beef raw before, but it was silky, the raw egg lovely, and it went perfectly with the chips provided.\n\nI can't remember the cocktail I got the first time, but the 2nd time I got the La Poire, and it was sweet, very pear-like, and very strong. Their drinks have some kick here, so if you're a lightweight like myself, come prepared with a designated driver.\n\nThe first time I was here, I got the salmon with the fried poached egg on top. I was in LOVE with my dish. I used to state that I preferred to eat my salmon sashimi style, as I've encountered one too many butchered, overcooked salmon fillets. This shattered that stereotype. The haricot verts were fresh, buttery, my salmon cooked perfectly, and my favorite part had to be the breaded poached egg on top. I didn't even know what it was until I broke it open, and yolk ran all over the plate. I can assure you I was quite ecstatic upon that discovery.\n\nMy girlfriend got the poulet roti - boursin stuffed chicken breast, pomme puree, wild mushrooms. I do remember us liking it, but can't give any more feedback than that it tastes good!\n\nThe 2nd time I went I got the duck, on the bed of truffle risotto. The duck skin was beautifully seared and crispy, and the truffle risotto aromatic and rich. Upon recommendation by our bartender/server, I added the foie gras on top as well. I'd had a bad experience a LONG time ago with foie, but had nothing but good experiences here at Petite, so I decided to give it ago. Boy, was I glad I did. The foie was INCREDIBLE, and likely my favorite part of the dish. It was seared on the outside, and so silky and melt-in-your-mouth. I'm salivating just thinking about it. \n\nThe BF got the pork loin over asparagus sauce, and he loved that as well. Between mine and his I genuinely prefer mine, but I'm a sucker for truffles, risotto, and that incredible foie. \n\nYou also must NOT consider leaving Petite without getting the souffle. They're pretty upfront about this, but put in your order early as it take about 15 minutes to come out. It's always been timed beautifully, so that we get it not long after the plates have been cleared. The waiters will break the souffle and pour that grand marnier creme onto it for you with much relish, and that sauce is so good I could lick it from the bowl and drink it from the little saucer by itself. Fluffy, warm and light, it's a little slice of heaven, right there. \n\nI love this place. It's easily my favorite restaurant in the valley. A little on the pricier side, but not out of reach. It's a very good date place, but don't bring giant groups here. The space is so small it impedes groups of more than 4.
__label__2 Someone has been reading the reviews and fixing the service issues, it was top notch.  Attentive friendly waiter, and when the one of the hostesses becomes water girl, she's almost freaking out if our water glasses look less then half full throughout our meal.  Over the top friendly and attentive service.\n\nAfter the Yelp science event, I had heard so much great things from their tasting booth... I picked this for 3 for RestWeek.  We enjoyed our meal and the wine pairings made this an incredible deal plus I ordered the raved about beef tongue from the Yelp event... quality and fresh ingredients but didn't have the wow factor.  Enjoyable meal nonetheless!
__label__4 Excellent per-Valentine's Day dinner! The salmon I had was excellent and I liked their escargot. My fiance had the lamb. I normally do not enjoy the taste of lamb, but this dish was excellent. The atmosphere is really cute, really reminds me of the Provence. We did not have a chance to try the absinthe, but we'll be back...
__label__0 05/18/13\n\nAZ Restaurant dinner #1 started out fair enough:  Received a voicemail from Sarah in the afternoon asking to confirm my reservation for later that evening.  Called to say I was indeed coming, but may arrive earlier and was told I would be accommodated for patio dining.  I checked in around 8:15p amidst a bustling patio setting and was relegated to the bar with a waiting time of around 15 minutes.  While looking through the wine menu, I decided I'd just eat at the bar.  Bartender Matthew was my server and obliged me with tastes of sauvignon and pinot blancs so that I may decide on a glass ($9) to accompany my three-course meal ($40).  After I'd ordered the pinot, and my prix fixe of soft shell crab, sea bass, and lemon curd tartelette, my complimentary cheese puff arrived. http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/petite-maison-scottsdale?select=gX_2BIP2yqskNyxU9ugNmA#gX_2BIP2yqskNyxU9ugNmA  It was delicious, but not as great as I remembered it to be during the Julia Childs' dinner of Aug. '12.\n\nWhat drew me in to include Petite Maison as one of my four dinners during AZ Restaurant Week, besides having eaten here many times before, was the menu's presentation.  Each course reflected a French fusion theme: the appetizer course had a French Asian twist (char sui pork jowls, or the soft shell crab tempura); the main was French Morroccan (sea bass, or roasted lamb leg), and dessert was French italian (nutella raviolis, or lemon curd tartelette).  A \"French French\" supplement of foie gras was also available for $14.  One of the advantages of Restaurant Week is the opportunity to try new restaurants that I haven't been able to visit before.  I also tend NOT to have dinner at a new place without first trying out the happy hour, and my daily routines and work schedule keep me from venturing out to places I've bookmarked for years, so when RW rolls around twice a year, I earmark new places, but upon seeing PM's menu, I decided to make it my first stop.  To say I was excited about my upcoming meal was putting it very mildly!\n\nThe soft shell crab was a beauty. http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/petite-maison-scottsdale?select=mjKPAlDj_Y00AGQKnz_QdQ#mjKPAlDj_Y00AGQKnz_QdQ  In fact, it was such a sight to behold, that a PM regular (Todd from Savannah, GA) sitting to my right also wanted to take a photo of it!  The dish smelled fantastic!  I ate this all up in a couple of minutes-- loved the yuzu aioli, which went well with the carrot-ginger slaw.  The ginger was divine!  The dish was well-balanced and not greasy at all.\n\nGaps between the courses were well-paced and soon, the sea bass arrived.  Matthew placed it down in front of me, hot and still wrapped in the parchment paper casing it was cooked in, and was about to cut and present it, when I asked him to pause for a moment so that I may take a \"before\" photo. http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/petite-maison-scottsdale?select=K28gtY8lGIG2qRQ3PNzY3Q#K28gtY8lGIG2qRQ3PNzY3Q  When he finally broke the seal, the aromas that wafted out were enticing! http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/petite-maison-scottsdale?select=hCVa6u5-AQBTrTxUOoZZTQ#hCVa6u5-AQBTrTxUOoZZTQ  However, after the necessary pics were taken and I had a couple of bites, I found the flavor of the fish very mild, and the cous cous, which was what made me want to order the dish, was also a bit bland to my liking.  The fish was cooked perfectly- and the veggies and cous cous were al dente.  The couple of twists of braised lemon I did in hopes to add more flavor didn't change the overall taste profile, but I finished the course anyway, since it was a small serving.  http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/petite-maison-scottsdale?select=tZt7FlNlSb0PAKpcGy5pJg#tZt7FlNlSb0PAKpcGy5pJg\n\nThe lemon curd tartelette wrapped up the prix fixe meal, but not before Matthew brought me a surprise- a short glass of muscat.  http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/petite-maison-scottsdale?select=SZPQ1zcCm84ITBJVIjCJ9A#SZPQ1zcCm84ITBJVIjCJ9A  Overall, I liked this pastry, even though I had a hard time cutting through the pastry shell each and every time.  The curd was very tangy and sweet, made sweeter by the honey drizzle, but the dollop of goat cheese did well to temper the sweet dish.  \n\nThe nice glass of pinot blanc and tempura app were by far my faves tonight, and Matt obliging me with samples of wine before I ordered was appreciated, and I would've walked away with a 3.5 star experience until Matthew bade me goodbye saying \"See you again next year on your once-a-year trip to Petite Maison.\"  He and Todd laughed, and I laughed along (I was buzzed), but what a very rude thing  to say!  By implying that I, or anyone for that matter, came to dine here only during RW to save money, Matt effectively wiped away everything that was satisfactory and made me wish I never went in the first place!\n\nIt takes only ONE person to ruin a guest's otherwise terrific experience, Chef Porter.  I hope you address this!\n\nRW menu, wine, and tax $53.39 + $10 tip= $63.39
__label__2 I see what you're trying to do here and I do like it, I can't just grant a good review for only being.  What I don't understand is the overblown reviews for the place, to me it is not worth five stars.  First of all, it closes at 7pm on a Saturday, no good.\n\nHad 3 pieces of fried chicken, 2 waffles, cornbread and mac and cheese.  While all of this was good, it wasn't great.  The chicken was juicy and well seasoned, but it was lacking for meat.  The mac and cheese seemed to use liquid cheese, instead of taking the time to really create some down-home goodness.  I'm going to stick with Honey Bears for my glutenous indulgences.\n\nI wish Lolo's had some outside perspective on their food and menu.  This type of place can compete where there aren't many options but there are so many restuarants that have better quality, better service and cleaner spaces in the area.  \n\nThe Fried Chicken (strips) at Four Peaks beat this place.  Bring on the hate mail.
__label__4 My favorite friend chicken.  I have not yet been to their new location but  their food is SO good.  can't wait to visit again.
__label__2 You know what reminded me to write a review of Lolo's?  \n\nThis conversation: \n\nSunday morning my friend says to me, \"You looked really drunk at Lolo's last night.\" \nMe: \"What do you mean?\"\nFriend: \"You were all red and splotchy.\"\nMe: \"So, it wasn't the fact that I was eating fried chicken and a waffle at 3am that made me look drunk?\"\nFriend: \"Hey, we were all drunk, you just have really light skin and it shows.\"\n\nI have decided to not put Lolo's on the drunk late night eats rotation.  It's too bright in there and apparently my Swedish skin gives my drunkenness away.  Also, the floor is slippery when wet and it was raining that night.  I skidded across the tile right in front of a police officer.  Luckily, I never drive when I plan on drinking so it didn't really matter. \n\nI got the Betty Boop, I think.  It's a fried juicy breast and a waffle.  I felt like the fried juicy breast was a little over fried.  It wasn't bad, but it wasn't good and lets face it, if food doesn't taste out of this world when you're drunk it can't really be that good in reality.  The waffle, however, was delicious.  I don't know, I'm not from the South and I was drunk so you probably shouldn't take this review too seriously.
__label__0 I don't get it? Is this supposed to be delicious soul food? Its a crap piece of chicken and a crap waffle on a plate for 8 bucks. The water is from the tap. I expected delicious, I got below average at best. Back to the real restaurants for me.
__label__3 AWESOME fried chicken! I could eat multiple plates of it, I wouldn't live for long, but I would definitely enjoying it. The crust of the chicken has excellent flavor and they cook it perfectly, it is also great chicken, and I mean that it doesn't have dark spots. \n\nThe waffles weren't great though and I didn't love the mac and cheese, but they do have good corn bread. \n\nOverall, it's worth going just for the amazing chicken.
__label__3 Unique dining for sure. NOT a fancy place, not a date place. But awesome options.... First of all, where else can you order kool-aid????\n\nAlso, The mac and cheese side is amazing. I ordered the Betty Boop- a chicken breast and waffle, and added to it a side of the mac and cheese. Everything tastes exactly how i dreamnt it would. Fattening and hearty!\n\nTake home a slice of the red velvet cake.... the best I have ever had anywhere hands down.
__label__3 This wasn't a word-of-mouth situation, I was simply surfing the net to find something similar to LA's Roscoe's chicken and waffles and found this tiny spot squeezed in downtown Phoenix. I wasn't expecting anything impressive, but Lolo's took me by surprise. I didn't care much about the presentation on the plates but the food was tasty, well-seasoned especially what I ordered the fried catfish with scrambled eggs/cheese, i'm not a cornbread person but it was offered on the plate and it was good. The atmosphere was great and the service there is on point, they were coming by the table making sure everything was ok. I went on Sunday early afternoon, so i'm not sure how it is on a Saturday. One thing for sure, you won't be disappointed. The price is also very reasonable.
__label__0 No, no on LoLo's!  \n\nYowsa, after wanting to try chicken and waffles for a long time, Lolo's was an incredibly bad experience.  Food, service and business practices all need SERIOUS help.\n\nWe arrived to a 1/4 full (at best) restaurant.   Staff seemed friendly enough but once our order was taken the whole experience went down hill fast.  One of our four entrees was not delivered with the rest (by a server other that the one who took our order).  It was several minutes until we could get the attention of our waitress.  She said she would look into it.  A few minutes later she returned to inform us that the kitchen said our food had all been delivered.  Cleary that was not the case we explained since one of us was sitting there with no food.  Off she went to the kitchen again.  She returned to inform us that since it was closing time (4 PM) they were now out of white meat chicken, and corn, but that she could bring us some left over chicken legs to make up for it.  How a chicken and waffles restaurant runs out of chicken and corn is beyond me....likely they simply didn't want to make any more to correct their error.  Since 3 of our party were now 1/2 way through our entrees, we said fine bring out what you can.  She delivered 3 cold legs and told us that the missing entree would be removed from the bill, along with 2 of our drinks.\n\nThe food was a total flop.  Waffles were on the cold side and not terribly good.  The chicken had obviously been sitting in a warming tray for at least a few hours...maybe longer.  Not a good thing with fried chicken.  The mac and cheese was decent enough and the syrup was good.  Small victories come hard at Lolo's.\n\nWhen we were presented with the bill, we were surprised to find that nothing had been deducted.  After struggling again to find our waitress, she assured us that one entree had been deducted along with the drinks.  Frankly were we in a hurry for a family engagement and should have pressed the issue.  Instead we paid the bill and left.  Hours later, in examining the receipt, we added up the bill manually only to find that NOTHING had been deducted.  NOTHING!  In addition, an automatic gratuity of nearly 20% had been added....for 4 adults and two toddlers (who ate off of our adult entrees).\n\nTo summarize:  Avoid, avoid, avoid Lolo's!  Frankly even Waffle House puts this place to shame, and trust me, I'm no fan of Waffle House.  Unless you relish spending your money on lousy food, lousy service, and highly questionable business practices there are TONS of other great places to eat in Scottsdale.
__label__3 Love the place! Great food and atmosphere. All the employee looked like they were having a great time.\nWonderful staff! I forgot and left my wallet there and they found it and\ntook care of it till I could return to get it. THANKS SO MUCH!
__label__1 So far no chicken and waffle place has been that good (lo-lo's, roscoes, home of chicken and waffles).  There chicken needs a little more kick to it... The red rooster helped but my moms chicken is way better... The grits could have used some more salt also... The service was really good but the prices were kinda high but that seems to be the thing with chicken and waffle places I guess... High prices for something that can be done at home  for a fraction of the price.  It wasn't bad but then again it wasn't great also... Roscoes is better in my opinion and they offer more...
__label__2 LoLo's is deelish!!! I never knew chicken and waffles were meant to be married!  The mac and cheese and the cavity-inducing kool-aid are amazing! Props to Miranda for being a cool waitress and suggesting the blue kool-aid with the red kool-aid on top. Skip the red velvet. Def not worth the cals. You're gonna leave feeling guilty for the way u treated your body. Make it worth it because it will definitely be a rare occasion!
__label__1 Chicken not as good as KFC or even Basha's. Frozen Eggo waffles are better. \n\nRed velvet cake was very disgusting. Fried okra was soggy and too expensive. Soul food with no soul!\n\nWaffles and chicken are an odd combination that might have worked had they been good.\n\nDid I mention that the place is overpriced?\n\nThe best thing -- it provides employment for blacks right in the middle of whitey Scottsdale. The staff was very friendly (but incompetent) so I'll rate the place with 2 star instead of one!\n\nI have been there twice and it was just as bad both times. Will never return.
__label__4 two perfectly breaded and fried drumsticks, a vanilla waffle covered in maple syrup, the creamiest mac and cheese ever, fried okra, and a huge hunk of corn bread. yes, my extremely large ass ate all of that and i don't regret it for a second. \n\nthis place is fantastic! the menu is full of all the favorites that my grandmother used to make me as a kid such as red beans, rice and gravy, cheese grits, fried okra, and any part of the chicken you want fried. you really can't go wrong. this place has something for everyone unless you're on some type of ungodly diet that doesn't allow you to have an epic cheat day.\n\nthis location is decently sized but can fill up in a heartbeat. be prepared to wait about 30 - 45 minutes for a table. it might be a little long but its totally worth it. i also recommend trying out the many flavors of kool aid or the lemonade. delicious. \n\nfor me, lolo's is a once a year type of thing because honestly, i couldn't imagine eating this on the regular and still fitting into pants that dont have an elastic waist band.
__label__3 Pretty much the only soul food in the stucco landscape of Scottsdale. The service and food is spot on for all things southern. Red velvet cake and grape koolaid are available here too. If you want some serious southern food, head to Mrs. White's Golden Rule Cafe (Lolo's grandma is Mrs. White). Love the pork chops and black eye peas! Both of these places are a local treasure!
__label__4 The food and the service are the best! Seriously, the nicest wait staff & the best damn food you'll ever have. They also happen to play my life's soundtrack. Best music ever.
__label__3 Great fried chicken. Don't plan on doing anything after though because it will give you a serious case of the idis.
__label__3 Lo-Lo's is the ultimate chicken and waffle spot..not only is the food good but the atmosphere is always upbeat..as you watch TV and listen to some music that will make you want to eat
__label__3 Went there last Friday around 8pm.  The place was packed.  I just wanted some carry-out so it wasn't a big deal.  \n\nThe food was some of the best, I've had in the 6 months I've lived in Arizona.  The price was a bit more than I expected, but the portion was large enough for dinner, and lunch the next day.  \n\nIt's a good place for southern comfort food.
__label__1 Nothing special. I've had better chicken, fried okra was not crispy, corn bread ok I guess, Waffle House waffles are better. But the fried chicken gizzards were excellent.
__label__1 The food was good. However, the service left a bit to be desired. When we came to the table, there was still food debris on the table and one of the chairs. We ended up wiping it off ourselves. We also noticed that this was regular practice for this facility since they would seat their guests and then wipe the table in front of them. \n\nTo note: They also got my order wrong and by the comment of the waitress, it seemed to be a normal occurrence. \n\nIt is Father's Day, so they were probably busier than normal, however it doesn't excuse the lack of attention to detail. \n\nAside from that, everyone was very polite and cordial.\n\nSince these issues seem to be the norm, rather than the exception, I am only giving 2 stars.
__label__0 My husband and I joke that there is a sign on our faces when we come in that says, \"please ignore us.\" It's not just this location either,  the one in Tempe has provided forgetful/nonexistent service the past few times, too. That's frustrating because a soft drink costs nearly $3 here, so something as simple as refills would make me feel like I'm getting more value for a $3 iced down soda.... The bottomless fries are advertised and posted everywhere,  which, again,  makes you feel like you're recovering some value when you pay $12 for a burger. But, alas- the service has been either irritable/snarky when fries and refills are  requested or it's just nonexistent altogether.  Tell me why I'm spending $30 here for 2 people again? In n Out is across the street...\n\n1 star because the burgers and fries really are delicious. No other stars because that testifies to how disappointed I am in what used to be a good, consistent franchise.  Unfortunately our experiences have been such a let down as far as the service is concerned, we'd rather save our $30 and avoid the crying children and just stay away altogether. Maybe we'll sit at the bar if we ever go back... at least someone has to acknowledge you there (hopefully? ).
__label__0 Terrible location. Just a couple girls gossiping about their crappy relationships. Totally inattentive  and irritating. Store looked in a disarray. I WILL NOT spend my money here. They didn't even acknowledge my presence.
__label__1 I, like other Yelpers out there are into the whole organic \"farm to table\" concept, so big ups there.\n\nI won't tell you much different than other reviews about the decor or service, both were very nice.  \n\nThe food on the other hand seems to be getting very mixed reviews, which is the focus of this review.\n\nFor starters we had the chicken meatballs and the caprese.  The meatballs were tasty, although my friend thought they tasted off.  Flavors were simple and fresh, so that was a better part of my meal.\n\nThe caprese on the other hand was not as good.  Personal preference (and perhaps because I'm a traditionalist) is the tomatoes and mozzarella are sliced so that the can be eaten together - the salad was more of the \"cubed\" variety, with large chunks of tomato and mozzarella tossed with the shallot and dressing and presented on a plate but not really in an orderly fashion.  Granted, anybody can take pieces and cut them up and stack on a fork to get the medley of flavors together, but that seemed to be a little bit of a miss for me.  More importantly though, were the ingredients.  The mozzarella, while housemade, was good, it was no where near \"creamy\", rather it tasted almost too firm/dry.  Also, the heirloom tomatoes did not have as much flavor as I expect from heirlooms and were disappointing.  Could have certainly been a bad tomato, but I was hoping for something riper, sweeter, and overall tastier.  \n\nEntrees were the short ribs and the duck confit flatbread.  The short ribs have gotten generally good reviews so I was eager to try them, and unfortunately they were average.  While the flavors were good, they were a touch overcooked, because while the meat was soft, there were parts that were dry and a little stringy.  Granted, it was late that we dined and they were probably would have been much better if we got them 1-2 hours prior.  The overall flavor was good (not great).  \n\nFinally, the duck confit flatbread was very average.  The duck and portabello mushroom were a good combo and everything (including the Medjool date bbq sauce) tasted very \"umami\", but the flavors really didn't meld as much as they should have.\n\nOverall, the idea is great, but menu and prep need to be refined a little bit for me to go back.  I'm always dumbfounded by 5 star reviews Yelpers give out like Cheerios to toddlers, which means either: a) I'm reviewing the wrong restaurant, b) the experience I had was just an off night (unlikely), or c) the reviewers really don't know what a 5 star restaurant should be.  Who knows.  This place has great potential, just missed the mark in my dining experience.
__label__0 Been to this place twice,\nFirst time was for happy hour. A dozen seats at the bar and only a few tables. Unless you can get there by 4:30 forget it.\nSecond time was for lunch. \nDisappointed when the waiter told us they didn't have one of the salads available due to their not having any tenderloin. \nReally?? A.J.'s is next door....be resourceful and go buy a freakin tenderloin for God's sake!\nNonetheless, the meal was ok, the waiter filled my diet sprite with water, and the bill for 2 lunch salads with tip was 50 bucks.\nIf I'm going to pay this much for two salad, I dont need all the accompanying grief,.\nWont repeat.
__label__2 I really wish I could get good bagels in this town but really I feel like Einstein continues to be best for the price. Bagels forever is ok too. I live right around the corner from here and as a bagel addict I thought I had hit the jackpot but no dice. Rather, these bagels are a little too dense for me so they're chewy but don't have the right fluff. Also, this makes toasting them result it a stone-like circular object. They are decently seasoned. \n\nWhere it goes downhill is the price/lox cream cheese. Their lox cream cheese is basically this pinkish brown tasteless muck. It adds nothing which is sad because I love lox cream cheese when I don't feel like shelling out a ton of money for the real deal. So my favorite bagel in the world (Poppyseed with lox spread, onions, and capers) does not hit the spot at all. Instead, I find myself having trouble finishing it. \n\nNone of the other things I have tried have been better than a 3 and they're all at least 9 dollars. The salads look good but I have yet to try them because I only go when I have a bagel craving. I also had this meat and barley soup one time and it was the fattiest soup I have ever had in my life. Blech.\n\nI'm going to go again and hope for the best by just ordering plain cream cheese and maybe something in the glass showcase but it pisses me off I can't even go to a bagel place and be satisfied with what I would actually want. \n\nAlso, I realize bagel chips are a good way to deal with old bagels but who the hell gives bagel chips as a side with a bagel??
__label__0 I haven't been back to this location for probably 2 years as they did a bad job the few times I had gone back then.  I decided to try again today and it is still the same poor quality car wash.    I could probably find some local 10 year olds that would do a better job.   My dashboard had one swipe across so you can see all the dust on the rest of it.  And the exterior still had bugs and stuff still on the front.    They really need to focus on attention to detail.
__label__0 I gave this place a 2 nd chance and never should have!!\nSince the raid, you can expect at least an hr wait! Horribly slow!\nThey did a bad job on the inside as I watched them vacuum from the inside of the business. My back hatch door was never opened and vacuumed nor did they wipe the inside of my doors. \nWe send all of our corporate cars there but that is changing as of today!!!\n\nThis place needs new management and workers who are more detailed. \nDanny's has just lost a lot of business with us!\nThe only reason I gave it 1 star is the write up guy Ricardo was the best !
__label__1 With better on-site management this could be a 4-5 star business. Front end is a joke and poorly managed. Usually 3-5 employees engaged in group chat without a sense of customer service while one guy is doing all the work.\nWait times to be greeted and vacuumed are needlessly too long.\nBack end can be hit or miss but is usually pretty good. Would be better with QC from a manager before vehicles leave.\nBetter utilization of labor that is more oriented to the customer would instantly help this business.\nCustomers who are waiting do not like to see employees standing around chatting, goofing off or wandering aimlessly.
__label__0 My friend and I  both had a prepaid detail for our vehicles paid 77.00 plus tax we dropped our vehicles off at 11:00 am they said it should be 2:30 to 3 hours and they would call us when finished finally called around 5:30 since we had not heard from them only to learn our cars had been finished for hours  only explanation we got was not sure why no one called you the paper work for my car was still on the vehicle ask what they were going to do about the inconvenience they caused they said we could have a free wash in the next three days.   As I was driving home I noticed that that they did not even empty my ash tray will definitely never pay them again for 77 detail to only get inconvenience of given my car up for the whole day for what looks like a normal wash.
__label__0 What the heck.  \nAs we waited 45 minutes for our car to be washed we noticed a lot of complaints going on. Looks like something may have been stolen out of a couple of cars not exactly sure. We had just come back from Costco bought two things one of them was a gallon of pure maple syrup.  Not a big deal until it goes missing! Who wants maple syrup really! My husband called in the morning to see if maybe it had been in lost and found manager says will look into it call him back.  two days later no call back. Doesn't matter if it's maple syrup, Or something expensive the fact that you can't take your car to get cleaned without having to worry if they're going to steal something is very scary\nOutside as the cars were being cleaned it sounded like there was a competition going on as to how many cars they can get done in an hour.   What a bunch of chaos will not go back!
__label__2 It's actually called the Huntridge Diner. I went here for lunch last week and yeah I guess it was A-ok. I had the daily special, which for Tuesday is a Burger, Fries and Soda for $6.95. The burger didn't taste like much but it wasn't bad. The fries probably came from Sysco but they were battered and pretty tasty. Everyone was very friendly including the girl at the front cashier counter and even the cook. Besides me there was only one other customer in there so the service was good.
__label__2 Scarlett is really cute and she seems to have a good dynamic with her crew. But her tricks are lackluster and the show isn't exactly \"sexy\" enough to make up for it. \n\nIf you can get a good deal on the tickets, take it. It is a true Las Vegas experience, just don't plan your trip around it.
__label__3 It was a Monday and all of the regular chinese haunts were closed. I decided that I would give the old Pho Bang one last try. Much to my delight I realized a change in the name. My hopes began to rise. \n\nTo begin the prices were VERY reasonable (about five dollars a plate, six if you want the everything plate). The patrons were primarily (but not exclusively) Vietnamese families. \n\nMy wife enjoyed her tofu and vegetable stir fry. I had a delicious pork plate. We encountered a language barrier with the server that was quickly overcome by pointing to our choice on the menu. The staff was very friendly. I will be going back.
__label__3 Pho\n\nIt's pronounced \"/feu/\"...does that help anybody?\n\nOkay...sounds like \"fun\" only without the \"n\", and \"Th\u00e0nh\" sounds like \"tang\", minus the \"g\".\n\nIf you run \"Pho Th\u00e0nh\" through a translator, it translates as either \"Cheese Bar\" or \"The Streets\"...or, as they say in Ho Chi Minh City (nee Saigon)...\"Cheese Bar\".\n\nI couldn't say what a cheese bar has to do with this delightful little place...I didn't see any cheese on the menu, nor is there anything cheesy about the place...just straight ahead, well made, tasty (and although Dr. Andrew Weill shudders when he hears me say it)...healthy Vietnamese food!\n\nAnd while I'm on the subject of Dr. Weill...since when did a sweaty 350 pound recluse (with the remains of the entire turkey dinner with all the \"trimmin's\" that he evidently had for breakfast floating around in his beard), become the \"healthy living\" guru for a generation?\n\nI'm puzzled...not that I don't want his lifestyle...I do!\n\nStill, it's a mystery!\n\nThere's no mystery at Pho Th\u00e0nh...just unpronounceable menu selections and great Pho!\n\nI've learned over the years to make my selections either by pointing at the menu and smiling or by saying things like \"I'll have a number 2 and number 38, with a diet Coke, please\".\n\nBack when I was very young and still had my swagger on, I would stroll into one of the great Vietnamese joints in Portland, sit down and say \"Pho Me\"!\n\nSo funny!...At least to me.\n\nThat phrase led to several misunderstandings, \"incidents\"  and police reports, as well as a lengthy stint of child support payments for little Nguyen Dat S. (although he really looks nothing like me...but I do get a Christmas card from him and his family every year...nice!).\n\nBut that's the dimly remembered past!\n\nYesterday, I met a couple of my buddies in the Mekong Delta (you know, the West Side vortex of great Pho...the triangle between Maxim, Da Vang and Pho Th\u00e0nh) and we had a great time at lunch!\n\nMy buddies are both attorneys, suckling at the supple twin teats of misery and money and the stories they tell at lunch would make most people writhe in despair...but not us...we are made of sterner stuff!\n\nWe split an order of Goi Cuon and Cha Gio and dug into our respective bowls of Pho...delicious, delicious Pho ...no question!\n\nAll of the standard high quality Pho prep tools are there to perfect your soup...sawtooth herb, basil, bean sprouts, and enough hot chili in several different forms to cause you severe pain the next morning...it lets you know you're alive...important at my age!\n\nThis particular Mekong Delta doesn't require a Ghe Nang or a Swift Boat to navigate, just hop on the light rail or risk your life in Camelback traffic and drop on by.\n\nJust don't say \"Pho Me\"...
__label__3 This place is pretty good.  The food is excellent and the service varies from slow to fast depending on the day of the week.  It's packed on Saturdays.  They just expanded and the place is bigger now.  This is the 2nd time I've been there and the experience this time was a lot better.  The food is fresh and the flavors are great.  The menu is 3 pages and has lots of choices.  Would recommend.
__label__3 when I was in San Jose, I always know where to go for a great Vietnamese food.\nfinally I found another place here when I'm travelling in Phoenix.\nthis place is a local for people looking for a great vietnamese food.\ncan't go wrong if you want an authentic vietnamese food.
__label__2 First of all, I have to say you cant beat the price here.  $6 Pho, come on now!!\n\nHowever, I wasn't too fond of the food itself.  I mean, it was OK but not \"I have to drive 45 minutes just so I can come here to eat lunch\" good.  We happen to be in the area and Yelp showed us the way.  \n\nThe spring roll was meh ... not super fresh but it wasn't unfresh either.  Hard to explain but I definitely wouldn't get it again here and the peanut sauce was actually not good at all.  I was really disappointed with the sauce.\n\nI ordered their meat pho and the flavor was good.  I definitely think the place is good enough to try but when we are in the area - which is not often - we'll prob find another pho joint to try out.  For the price and \"ok\" food, you will enjoy.
__label__3 In Phoenix we all are subject to a number of poor food choices that claim they're \"authentic\", and its anything but. However all is not lost: Behold the great Pho Thanh, the best Vietnamese food in the valley. Lets slurp up a bowl of pho-knowledge in this review on this restaurant!\n\n~Fud/Drink~\nThis small, unassuming restaurant off of Camelback has amazing flavors popping out of the kitchen. The Pho is fresh, not made from different canned ingredients. The dishes are out of this world and very much authentic. For a good starter, the spring rolls they make are huge and sumptuous. With mint, shrimp, and pork, my personal favorite is Goi Cuon. As for entrees, by far the best out of my first three visits is #31 on the menu, Mi Xao Don . The freshly cooked veggies along with cooked pork and fresh broth-boiled seafood mix amazingly together atop a bed of crispy egg noodles. If you can stand waiting a few minutes, I suggest crushing the noodles, add a bit of soy sauce/ other sauces, and let the noodles soak it all in. All the dishes are succulent, savory, and the prices for the quantity of food is out of this world. I have left each time with leftovers, the portions are that big. They have over 100 separate dishes, the list is extensive, to say the least. They do not serve alcohol here, however the list of soft drinks and traditional Vietnamese offerings like baby coconut milk or thai tea is......extensive once again. \n\n~Atmosphere/Service~\nThis is the reason they lose a star. I am not a big atmosphere person, unless it simply detracts from the experience all-together. There are three separate issues to point out. First, the music and decor in the restaurant....they  are \"interesting\". They have it seemingly on a looped CD with Vietnamese covers of popular American music. I cannot tell a lie, at one point \"She Bangs\" came on... I hadn't heard that in over 5 years, folks. The decor is once again \"interesting\" and detracts from the experience. Instead of adding to the atmosphere and putting up traditional pictures or decor, they have two separate posters of a woman threading a blanket. TWO posters....as if one is not enough. Second, is the bathroom. You can smell it as you walk towards it. They seem to not have a scheduled time to clean up the bathroom each day, its pretty bad. Third, the service is extremely prompt, let me make this abundantly clear.  Faster than I have seen at most food establishments for that matter. But if you were to ask them for recommendations, it may prove to be difficult, as they are in a hurry to service other tables. We do not get many smiles or get asked how we are doing....To be honest, I am sure its a cultural thing. I shrug it off, if you take things like that to heart then you need to check yourself. Overall, these aren't hideous issues, but a star lost is more than fair, in my mind.\n\n~Extras/Rating~\nOverall, the food is outstanding. They get 4 stars for variety of choices, quality/taste of food, price point in comparison to quanitity, and lightning fast service. But honestly, \"She Bangs\"?  If not for those issues, its a 5 star top choice for me. Regardless, this has become my favorite go-to spot locally. I have gone 3 times the past two weeks, and at some point this week and next I shall go again....and I can't wait. Bring on the Pho Thanh, I say!!!  Enjoy!
__label__4 I eat here at least once a week.  It is delicious, and cheap.  You can't beat a lunch for under $5.  The spring rolls and the #12 beef pho are good if you're looking for a basic meal.  The cafe sua da is delicious, but you have to be patient for the coffee to drip down.  If you're looking to test your manliness, challenge yourself with #54.
__label__3 Delicious Pho and summer rolls. Have also had it to go which is nice. Service could he a bit friendlier. Great Thai iced read and iced coffee!! Parking can be a bit tricky but there is extra parking around back!
__label__1 Ok, since it's an Asian restaurant, bad service and long waits are acceptable as long as the food is good. \n\nFor the last 2 months, the pho has been great. It was the best pho restaurant that I have found in Phoenix and I have been recommending this place non-stop. I don't know what is going on today, maybe the chef is sick or something, but the pho was terrible. It was just lazily prepared. The beef slices were thick instead of thin like it was the last 10 times I've been there. My bowl felt like a bunch pho ingredient was thrown in and topped off with beef stock. Nothing worked together, there were no flavor. There was nothing I could do to make it taste well. I will stop recommending this restaurant for now but will give it another try later on. If this is how this place is going to be from now on, I will no longer come. If it improves, I will definitely update the review to 4 stars like it deserves. Minus one star for service and wait for food.
__label__1 I come here about two times a week, but I have noticed that their prices are steadily going up and up. Not only that, the portion size has been shrinking. One of my favorite plates used to be $4.95, then it went up to $5.95 and now it's $6.95! This is all within a year! Taste wise, their pho is great and so is their fried rice plates. Customer service is pretty poor.
__label__0 I really dont care how they got 4 stars. But if i can give a negative star i will do it and a couple of times. First of all service is horrible. We order a salty lemonade and  thai tea. After 5 minutes some one comes to the table and just said no more lemonade. So after 5 minutes more we called the waiter and asked about the thai tea. Like they had no clue we order the thai tea. Im from long beach ca. Many good pho restaurants there for me to be able to compare good service and great food. The pho was not the best.
__label__1 I am serious about ice cream eating. It is in everyone's interest to not mess around with my cravings for smooth, cold, delicious ice cream.\n\nTo my dismay, Ben & Jerry's on Woodlawn did not pull through for me. I ordered a Coffee Heath Bar shake and got a Vanilla Heath Bar shake with more milk than ice cream. It was uncomfortable to drink because my mind was on thick shake and instead I got chunky milk that wasn't frozen-cold. In addition, my husband ordered a fruit shake and the guy behind the counter asked another guy how to make it...and the other guy responded, \"I don't know.\" \n\nMy hope is that they train their employees better.\n\nI love Ben & Jerry's and I like the company's story. I refuse to go lower than two stars because usually the product is delicious, they support social and environmental causes, and they have creative names for their flavors.
__label__4 This is the BEST breakfast in all of Pittsburgh.  Service is always good.  Seating is limited but it's worth the wait if you find a line.
__label__0 This was a horrible experience.  I have a pretty simple hair cut, but they didn't take any interest in noticing and chopped it way too short.\n\nDon't waste your time or money here.
__label__2 One of my favorite desserts is the Tiramisu. I decided to try this place out since their cakes looked amazing. \n\nThe tiramisu came in a chocolate cup filled with massive whip cream...which was too much for me. It was designed to look like a cup of hot chocolate, which was quite impressive. It did look nice; however, I also want substance. There wasn't much of the cake portion; it was primarily the whip cream...but I have to say, it did look very very nice. \n\nMy friend had a fruit tart, and that wasn't bad at all. Fresh fruit on top of a light custard in a flaky pie crust. It was good and well designed. \n\nOverall I would give this place a 3.5. I would pass on the tiramisu and would try possibly their other cakes.
__label__4 Fri & Sats- Latin Vibes Club 1130p-4am. Great Spot if you like Dancing, Latinas & Latin vibes.
__label__3 Live nearby and gave this place a shot. Aside from the smell of the sewer outside the restaurant is nicely kept. Upon our second visit, our food was completely messed up. In that we got our main course first and our appetizers last. My wife's meal was cold. However, the manager recognized it was our second visit and he comped the entire meal. I never expected or would ask for that. It goes a long way with my family. I can understand mistakes. It's how you handle them that counts.
__label__1 I met a friend here to grab lunch the other day and was less than impressed.  The decor is really nice and it gives you a nice Irish feel but the food is really lacking.\n\nI decided to go with the fish and chips.  It took awhile for us to get our food and they brought out 4 fish sticks and some fresh potato chips.  Not exactly what I was expecting for $11.99 but that's what I got.  The fish sticks were pretty decent size but were very bland...thank goodness for the tarter sauce!  One of the fish sticks was so over cooked that it was crunchy all the way through, they should have never sent that out.  The \"fresh\" chips were bland as well and not even warm.  \n\nMy friend had a pita and mashed potatoes which actually looked pretty good.  Our server was friendly and kept our glasses full while we waited forever on our food.\n\nI may stop in here for a drink sometime but I won't be back for the food!
__label__1 Friday night at 8:00 and the place was empty and i am pretty sure i know why.\nThe selections are normal for an AYCE sushi place. The rice was not sticking to most of the rolls and i was worried they would think i was not trying to eat it.\nThe \"Lasagna\" was the worst!!! There was around an inch of cream cheese on top and just dominated any other flavor. The cut of the roll was so big i couldn't fit it into my mouth and by trying to cut it with chop stix turned it into a complete pile of mush.\nTHere were a few descent rolls but not worth going back.
__label__0 Setting: nice dim lighting and pretty decorations.\n\nAYCE menu: food was ok. I ordered uni and hamachi kama but they were \"sold out\"...which I don't see how since their restaurant was empty.\n\nService: They lost our order list and found it sometime later so we got a huge pause in between our dishes. They even messed up our dessert orders for vanilla when we ordered green tea tempura ice cream. None of them really smile at you. \n\nAn overall bad first time experience. I don't think we'll be coming back.
__label__0 The service was really bad here! Our waitress was rude and such in a rush? Really strange the restaurant was empty only one other couple sitting at the bar. I was doing the ayce, as I was ordering the waitress walked away and I wasn't even done ordering???? I would never come back here again.. It's sad really nice place but so clueless!
__label__0 Gas is cheap but.....\n\nService sucks! they don't even acknowledge you when you're at the counter. If it wasn't for their cheap as heck gas I'd ask for the place to be demolished! \n\nDon't go inside, just pay with your visa at the pump and go.
__label__1 I came in here hoping to experience a delicious carne asada torta.  On the other hand, the carne asada was very hard to chew and not pleasing to the taste.  The restaurant's interior is clean and inviting with TV screens.  Many business professionals make up the lunch time customer base.  I was just dissapointed with the carne asada.
__label__2 I was at the Orleans and needed a quick lunch before an appointment, meaning one of the fast food choices in their food court area. I hadn't eaten at a Fuddruckers in ages so decided to give it a try.\nThe staff was exceptionally perky.\nI got a cheeseburger, fries, and chocolate shake. The shake was pretty good, at least above average. The thick cut fries were terrible - really mushy on the inside. The burger was completely tasteless but the condiments were fresh and made it okay. The bun was sensational - fresh and delicious. Maybe I should have just ordered bun bread and a shake.
__label__0 no no no no no. got suckered into going here because of their buy-one, get-one-free coupon(look on web).\nordered rare, but was cooked almost medium brown. beef is poor quality (2 bone chips + gristle) and not flavorful.\nthe balsamic onions were overmarinted and the onions included, amazingly, *onion rind* -- yes, the hard outside layers of the onion were added to the burger toppings. NASTY.\nstay away.
__label__1 Food is okay but a Lil overpriced.  How do you go from 6.99 sandwich to adding $5 more for fries and a drink?  I could've got a crispy chicken sandwich from jack in the box and still be satisfied.
__label__0 Well i didn't like it that much, i was very excited to eat an ostrich burger and a elk burger because i never had them before and don't know about any other places in Vegas that sell them. so i did and i was not satisfied at all it was very dry, either the person who cooked it didn't know how to cook it right or it just wasn't good. Any ways my friend told me the regular burgers were better than the gamy meats. And the salmon burger was OK too. I probably wouldn't go there again cuz 13 bucks for a tiny ostrich burger that wasn't even good with fries and a drink almost 20.
__label__1 I'd give this 1 star, but the wife liked it, so it gets a bonus star. I'm not quite sure what I paid $60pp for. An OK MC/warmup guy, a skinny-as-an-Ethiopian with bolt-ons doing 2 short routines, an OK comedian and the headliner (whose name fortunately escapes me) was the typical angry-middle-age woman comedian. The theater is a mess, too. It's like they wedged it into some space they had left over when they built the Miracle Mile.
__label__0 This show was stupid! Thank God I only paid 25 bucks for it! You can't even order a normal drink in a normal cup..they make u buy a cheesy blinky cup for like 13 bucks! No way!! Host is not funny, only guy that was funny was the guy at the end...I think his name was Dan Bernhardt....what's with the cheesy dancer..really???? Made it super awkward     and the icing on the cake is when she had to go thru a couple of people just to get one on stage....just leave it as a comedy show and get rid of your super un funny creepy mustache host...put a drunk monkey on the stage to host...it would be a lot funnier!!! Stay away from this lame show...go gamble your money instead!
__label__1 We were hungry and everything else was closed near our gate (except Wendy's, which doesn't count as food in my book), so we ate some chips, salsa, and guacamole here.  My expectations were low, so I wasn't surprised to be unimpressed.\nThe chips came in three colors - Yellow #5, Blue #1, and natural corn color.  The salsa was completely pureed - no chunks at all.  It was more like hot sauce.  Ugh.  The guacamole was pretty flavorless.  This is not my kind of food.\nThe service and atmosphere were quite nice for an airport, however.
__label__0 Here's another sucky airport bar with crappy food.  I ordered the nachos as they only had a few food items on their menu.  They sucked!  They were wet and flavorless. Make sure to ask up front to separate alcohol on your check.  I asked when the waitress brought me the beer I ordered and she told me they were already on one check.  WTF?  Go back and separate them then!  I will not be back here.  If you are looking for food before your flight I suggest stopping off before you reach the airport.
__label__0 We stopped in for breakfast.  The prices were high for very marginal food....frozen potatoes that weren't even served warm.  Food didn't seem very fresh either.  Left with that heavy, ugh feeling.
__label__0 I waited over a year to re-try this place. The theory was: If they stayed in business this long maybe they've fixed things. The menu is better with more selections. Service is slow which doesn't mix well with airport crowds. There are too many tables per sq foot and people consistently walk into table. \n\nGood place to go if the world runs out of restaurants.\n\nFood was 2 star\nService 1 star\nAmbiance 1 star, (because zero isn't permitted)
__label__2 Went on Saturday Night.\n\nHit for $100 on two separate occasions playing Keno on $20 worth of betting.\n\nall table games had a $15 minimum.\n\nThe place was crowded and it was difficult to get in a craps game or get a seat  at the black jack table.   It seemed like they could've opened up more tables to accommodate the players standing around waiting for a seat.  The dealers on the whole were a bit shaky with numerous recounts and mistakes made for and against the player.  The poker room was packed and again it seemed like the room could've been bigger for more games.   \n\nAll the bars are cool and different so its fun having a drink at each one.  If you order a drink at a table be prepared to wait 15-20 minutes for your drink unless you tip extremely well.   \n\nI will have to check this place out during the week to see the difference compared to a post-bucco game Saturday night.
__label__3 Review of the Champagne Brunch Buffet \n\n$19.95 for unlimited food and unlimited booze on a hungover sunday morning, yes and yes! \n\nMy normally healthy eating habits were thrown into the river when I saw the spread at the buffet.  In order to get over my hangover I started off with a water, a diet pepsi and a bloody mary. I followed that with a full plate of mac and cheese, french toast, pizza, mushroom ravioli, large plate of desserts.  They had a wide variety of food (seafood, salad bar, craving stations, asian stir fry) but I was grease focused there was no room for salad or seafood on my plate. \n\nDid I mention they have unlimited booze? Check it out! Your pounding headache will thank you! \n\nBrunch is no joke in my book.
__label__1 Ate at the Grandview Buffet on a Friday evening.  We were disappointed from start to finish.  To begin our dining experience, we were sat at a table that had not been properly cleaned (both the table and chairs were dirty)  Then, we proceeded to the buffet.  The quality is far, far below what was expected for the price: $26.95/person.  The shrimp was overcooked, the salmon was dry, the crab legs were small (even small for snow crab) and nothing great.\n\nWe didn't try the American or BBQ offerings - the reason we went was \"seafood Friday\".  Perhaps those choices are better, but based upon this experience we would not hold our breath.\n\nI'm giving two stars because we had a great guy clearing our table and checking our drinks.  He was the only one really hustling as most of the other floor staff were standing about the cashiers table watching the clock.
__label__2 How do you rate a casino when you don't gambe?  Hmmmm....\n\nOn aesthetics?  Casino's are usually dim and little shady.  But this one isn't.  Well it is in some parts and isn't in the parts by the river.  The windows overlooking the river give you a gorgeous view.  There's even a tiny outdoor concert pavilion which I'm sure is a great time to be at when someone good is playing (is there ever anyone good playing there??).  It's like it's a bit bi-polar. \n\nI've also been into many casino's in Vegas and this one is very nice in looks but considering you can still smoke in casino's (in my opinion ban it if you want to keep it classy) you have to have the right ventilation system.  The thing that blows me away in Vegas is that most of the casinos you don't smell the smoke at all.  As soon as I walked into River's the smell of smoke hit me.  Ew.   It's new, so I'd expect it to be a better system but it's not.\n\nI also had the pleasure of going to an event here.  The space is really nice, and smartly facing the river.  It's also great to have an outdoor balcony where you get a beautiful view of the river and sunset if you're attending something in the evening.  I would have been happy spending the entire evening out there.  \n\nThe food was catered by the casino and I was not impressed at all.  The veggie tray had overly salted veggies, the grape leaves were dry and the little bites of food were all bland.  I know catering is hard when things are massed produced but I've had delicious catering before, so I know it's possible.  Maybe tonight wasn't there night... On the other hand I have heard the brunch buffet on Sundays are awesome, so I still have faith they could redeem themselves.  But we'll see...\n\nIf I ever threw a quarter in the slot machine and hit it big maybe the star rating would go up... just maybe...
__label__2 Full disclosure: Being that this is my virgin review so please be kind on my lack of proper grammar and spelling and if you had my elementary and junior high English teachers, you would have tuned out as well and be 3/5 literate on your good days :)   \n\nBeing that I will stick with a subject matter I am familiar with (CASINOS) I might be nitpicking and reviewing the minutia of THE RIVERS!!!!!!  \n\nPARKING AND ENTRANCE: choice of valet or self parking garage and I went with the latter.   Easy to navigate and plenty of surv cameras so that you don't feel like you will get jacked before you ever get into the building (Btw. I can never understand why most casino property patron robberies are late hours after 94% of people are leaving with less $ than they came with but i suppose they get stalked after leaving the cage and cashing their cheques/chips/one arm bandit vouchers)   Lots of security guards in between the elevators and casino floor.  Getting carded nearing age 40 always makes me feel a bit flattered yet annoys me frothing to get to the action.  \n\nSLOT MACHINES:  one of my least favorite gaming activities but THE RIVERS machines have plush chairs for my lazy ass with cool little TVs built into machines for ADHD people to multi task as to distract their clearLY addictive slot play.... slid a CIVIL WAR GENERAL/CLOWN PRESIDENT dollar bill into  \"blazin 7s\" and after about 24 full credit spins, my balance read goose eggs..(and people think humans continue to evolve HA)  -$50\n\nTABLE GAMES:  I went with the lesser of all evils BJ/21.  It was early afternoon and the limits seemed a bit high so I choose a  $ 25 dollar table and bought in for 2 bills.. .. Original Dealer was quick and courteous and didn't seem to vibe off of people  getting buried or complaining about poor tipping.  Typical BJ session  and get bored with it up 7 units and getting a baby powder stench from the septuagenerarian seated to my left..... +175\n\nPOKER ROOM:  very spacious, modern and smokefree(reminded me of the Venetian Las Vegas when it was first to open such a layout back in \n~2002),,,,,, played 1/2 NL hold em for over 2 hours and was very pleased with the polite yet gregarious dealers who knew how to get the hands out fast yet not cluster f/ ck the process and confuse the players by needing to redeal or take 24858 minutes to seperate side pots..... I played tight and unfortunately so did everyone else so I lasted 45 minutes and -$65\n\nBEVERAGES:  self service coffee/tea and soft drink stations which oddly seemed like they had more people in line for them then were in the rest of the casino.... oh and some goofball filling his oversized thermus with MOUNTAIN DEW  (official drink of white trash)HAHAHA   i loved that!!!!!!    Many bars on the grounds and being that it must be state laIw or something not to offer free alcohol to players, I proceeded to sit at a bar and drink a beer and as usual in casinos, the only person not playing a slot machine.  Was something near 5 bucks for a domestic so i threw down $8 ...-$8\n\nBATHROOMS: large and clean in typical casino fashion and satisfying in a way that I didn't feel like I needed to blow torch my hands instead of washing them after taking a basic leak  $0 (and don't laugh as i remember paying toilet stalls when i was a wee lad in Nia Falls )\n\n\nI didn't try any of the restaurants as ran out of time and patience to do so.   Overall THE RIVERS was a decent  yet a bit plain jane facility and just the vibe of any casino knowing it preying on my and everyone else's money can never make it 5 stars but  I probably will return and the next time not alone and partially intoxicated.  In an odd way it reminded me of MGM Grand Las Vegas in its color schemes and layout with a mundane atmosphere.....  THE RIVERS 3.5 Stars :)
__label__3 Keep in mind this isn't AC or Vegas.  That said, rivers is pretty nice for what it is.  There are some drawbacks sure, but it does well.  It's laid out nice, has a good selection of table games and slots.  The card room is always has games and the tournament structure is pretty good.  They have lots of free giveaways and plenty of promotions to keep you coming back.  The food is good, the better being Andrews steakhouse and the buffet.   Protip - the champagne brunch is really good. \n\nThe cons?  To start, drinks on the playing floor should be free.  There's no hotel.  There's nothing really live or upbeat.  Friday and Saturday nights should have live bands, dancing, and be really uplifting.  It just doesn't happen here.  It's pretty much all about the gambling.
__label__4 Apollo enjoys the simple things in life... fresh water, kibble, tummy rubs, car rides with the window down, frolicking at the dog park, as well as walks and afternoon visits from Tim and the rest of the qualified pet sitters with Absolute Pet Care.\n\nI feel lucky that we were referred to Tim (the owner of Absolute Pet Care) when we needed a pet sitter on very short notice over a holiday weekend. Initially I was worried that we wouldn't be able to find someone who could really care for 130 pound, Great Dane (Apollo). He's a handful. On top of that, I expect the best when it comes to Apollo's needs and spending my hard earned money. Once I met Tim during (practically the day before our trip), his professionalism eased my worries and he quickly became Apollo's new best friend. I used to be a skeptic when it came to pet sitters and dog walkers, l thought it wasn't worth it. Wrong! It's totally worth it, the feeling of comfort is invaluable. I trust Absolute Pet Care with everything!  \n\nEven with a nervous owner, such as myself, Tim knew what to do. My main concern was that Apollo wouldn't adjust to a \"stranger\" coming inside the house, but I was wrong again! In the free initial assessment, Tim went above and beyond my expectations, spending over an hour and a half getting to know us. Talk about detail-oriented! Beyond his comprehensive knowledge of pet care, Tim is one cool and friendly guy. One thing was blatantly clear from day one - Tim genuinely loves animals. The compassion and flexibility shown while working with a high-maintenance dog like Apollo is why this is my top pet sitting and dog walking service in the east valley. The name of his company says it all, Tim is absolutely the best!\n\nWith customized pet care instead of pre-determined prices and set services, I never have to pay extra for things like walks or clean-up should any \"accidents\" occur. Since Apollo can be unruly on a leash, Tim gave me some tips and used training techniques while walking Apollo without charging extra. No unexpected costs at all. Everything is clearly outlined from start to finish so I know the exact cost ans care tp expect. They leave detailed notes for owners to read upon return, watch over the entire house and take care of all the little details, like mail, packages, etc. Further, each pet sitter is llicensed, bonded and certified. Should any sort of problem occur, I know someone can take care of my dog as well as my house.\n\nApollo enjoys spending time with Tim so much that I now use Absolute Pet Care for dog walking during the work week. That feeling of guilt when I have a late night at work or a hectic schedule is gone. There's nothing more I could ask for from a pet sitting company. Yeah, I could pay a little less and go with pet boarding, a kennel, the kid next door, a neighbor or a friend, but these pet sitters are so much more! I know this is a lengthy review, but if your a doggie parent like me, you need details. So if your going to need a pet sitter, you absolutely should contact Absolute Pet Care, especially if you live in the Old Town, Scottsdale or Arcadia areas. Apollo highly recommends it!!
__label__0 Cheap prices but nasty food.
__label__1 My sister is eating gluten free these days so last weekend in Vegas we went to Lazy Joe's because the batter on their fish and shrimp is gluten free.\n\nThis is a very small, unassuming place in a strip mall. Not much on ambiance. If you take a date there, she will not be impressed and you won't get another date. \n\nOn Friday's they have an all you can eat shrimp special and that is what we had. I've never had gluten free deep fried shrimp before so I can't compare it to other gluten free places, but I have had my share of regular fried shrimp before and I can tell you this place just doesn't compare.\n\nThe shrimp lived up to their name and were on the small side. The gluten free batter was okay, but rather flavor-less. Maybe it's really good for gluten free, but if you aren't gluten free you can find much, MUCH better deep fried shrimp with little to no effort. Honestly, Long John Silver's has better fried shrimp.\n\nThe service was fine and the owner did come by to check with us and make sure everything was good. That was very nice, but honestly, if you aren't eating gluten free there is really no reason to come here. You can find better quality food for the same price if not less.
__label__0 Bland food, over-priced, slow service, and dirty.\n\nI walk in to the restaurant and it is warm and reeks of grease.  You know when you can just smell the grease lingering in the air.  The ventilation system needs to be improved or considering how well the place is cleaned the hood system may need a deep cleaning.  The soda fountain has exposed lines and an open drainage system, very unsightly. \n\nAs I am standing there waiting 10 minutes for someone to take our order I started looking around the place.  The walls are dirty, I cannot even guess the last time the fryers were moved in order to clean the old food and filth underneath them.  The fryers have old caked on grease on the sides, again couldn't even fathom a guess as to when it was cleaned last.  My arms stuck to the table we were seated at.\n\nFor a fast food restaurant it took 45 minutes to get our order because they literally fix one ticket at a time.  Sadly, there was only 3 tickets ahead of ours.  We got the food and apparently they have never heard of salt and the batter on the fish was chewy.  I knew I should have insisted when go somewhere else but my wife really wanted to try the place out.  I had to drive straight home and I spent the next 30 minutes vomiting.  I can make substantially better fish n' chips at home for a fraction of the price and time it took them to fix our order.  Drive out of your way to find a Long John Silvers you will be way better off.
__label__0 I was in the mood for Fish and Chips, and I'd been thinking about trying this place since it was so close to my apartment. Big mistake. I ordered the Admiral's combo which includes 3 of your seafood choice, fries, and hush puppies. I had the Cod, the shrimp, and the clams. As soon as I get home I dig in, the first piece I had was a clam strip, and it was NASTY; Mushy, undercooked, and extremely fishy tasting. I move on to the shrimp, which was possibly the best cooked out of everything, and the taste was just ok. Finally, the cod, again, slightly undercooked, still gray in color, not flaky, and the batter completely peeled off as soon as I touched it. The fries were, once again, under cooked and soggy. The hush puppies were tasty, but tiny. Worst part about the whole thing is that after an hour of consuming this meal I started getting cold sweats, stomach aches, and a headache. I hadn't had anything else before or after the lunch, so there's no doubt in my mind that the fish (or the poor preparation of it) from this place caused it. I will not be returning to this \"restaurant\", and will encourage all my friends, co-workers, and fellow yelpers to do the same.
__label__4 this place is awesome lobster roll is great just wish itwas bigger the shrimp n chips amazzzzing
__label__0 Very disappointed, the chips were just awful, very greasy and floppy, they. Just looked and tasted bad. The fish was nice, but so small, the size and shape of a hot dog, put that with the 2 hush puppies and it just looked rude. The staff were just not interested in serving, and it all just appeared that he didn't want to serve the 2 customers that he had, over all very expensive, With poor service. The name says it all!
__label__4 First time there. Had the chop chop salad with grilled chicken. Salad was more julienne sliced thin. Thought it would be large chopped pieces. Grilled chicken was tasty! Service was friendly and consistent thru the meal. They even asked if we wanted drinks to go which I liked a lot. Kind of lid inside since it's a bar/restaurant combined on an open setting, with TV's all around.
__label__3 Since there was no escaping my worries by whisking myself away to Puerto Vallarta this weekend...I did the next best thing. I over-indulged in scents. 200 of them to be exact.\n\nI took a seat at the bar and instead of ordering a stiff drink, I grabbed a blank paper tab and begin mixing scents. Would it be liquid valium (lavender, mandarin orange and bergamot) or perhaps a little southern tropics (oatmeal, milk & honey and mango)?\n\nNo...I needed something bold and strong. I created what I'd like to call 'therapy'... chocolate, butterscotch and Columbian coffee.\n\nThe next decision was what to mix it in. Face lotions, shampoos, body wash and room mists to name a few. It's all earth friendly and cruelty free. They even have scents and shampoos for the K-9's!
__label__4 Hi. My name is Mary C., and I'm a bath junkie.\n\nIt all began when I visited my dear cousin Michelle H. in Phoenix. As I hail from Los Angeles, I was a little confused by the bottle labeled \"Bath Junkie\" on her bathroom counter. When I asked what it was she got all excited and told me to spray some on my skin after a shower! It will feel so soft and smooth! And it smells so good! Okay cuzzo, whatever you say. A shower and a few sprays later, I couldn't understand how soft and wonderful my skin felt! And it smelled SO good! When Michelle tried to explain how you customize everything yourself, it became apparent that my very own trip to Bath Junkie would be required on this visit.\n\nWe made our way to the Desert Ridge Marketplace and straight to Bath Junkie. From the outside it looked like a very simple bath product store, but then we walked inside and took a seat at the scent bar. I mean, I seriously must have had hundreds and hundreds of scents staring up at me. Categorized by spices, florals, wannabes, and more- any scent I could have imagined, including, dirt. Were it not for the menus and their thoughtful scent-combo suggestions, I might not have made it out of there. \n\nWith Michelle at my side we spent at least an hour testing different scent combinations on the index cards. We even created a rating system to help weed out the ones I really loved. In the end, I fell for a combination of chardonnay, pink sugar type, and strawberry. Seriously try this combo and tell me it isn't intoxicating. \n\nSo, finding my scent was really only the first step. Once that was accomplished, we checked out the wall of stuff. It is a wall covered with every type of bath product you can think of: scrubs, lotions, washes, etc. I tried out the different offerings, but in the end I went for Michelle's drug of choice, body dessert. It is literally a conditioner for your skin and feels wonderful after a hot shower. After only a couple of weeks, it has become a staple in my bathroom.\n\nLast, I went to the counter to have my creation put together! The conditioner and scents were combined, and after a quick scent check from yours truly, mixed together! The very last step is choosing a color if white just doesn't do it for you. I opted for light pink, which I think I'll stick with, but there's a rainbow of a selection. \n\nThe whole experience was so much fun. I would definitely set aside some serious time to try all the different scent combinations, and I would also drag some of your best girlfriends with you. The only bummer for this Los Angeles resident, is the closest store is in Claremont. Lucky for me, you can build everything online, but you really need to go to a store for your first time.\n\nIf you see me walking down the street smelling my arm, you know why.
__label__3 Short review here.\n\nHalf price rolls on Wednesday. Yes!\nWere they good? Yes!\nWould I return? Yes!
__label__4 FIrst let me mention that I am a Chicago native and this means I know pizza.  This place serves the closest to Chicago style deep dish pizza I have found since leaving home.  (closer to Uno's and Connies than Giorgano's but we will take it). This could be because their other locations are all in Illinois. They also serve thin (sliced correctly, in squares), double crust, pan, and stuffed.  Upon being seated, the table receives (free) a basket of the most delightful garlic parmesan bread bites we have ever tasted.  These, plus a salad, would be enough for a normal person's dinner.  But no, get the pizza and take it home.  A medium deep dish will feed your house for the next few days, and warms up as delicious as first served.  Sadly, filling up on the bread and anticipating a pizza meal was not enough for us.  We also ordered the cheesy bacon fries.  We were overstuffed but not sorry.  These feature real bacon, two cheeses and dipping sauce.  We have never, ever, had fries this good.\nThe restaurant is cute and comfortable with Italian country decor, but a bit small.  A large party with children came in when we were in mid meal and we were asked to move to a booth so they could push all the tables on one side of the room together. We did not mind moving, unfortunately the large party with children in the small space subjected us to learning much more about the lives and activities of them and their children than we ever wanted or needed to know. Size feels like a real restaurant in Italy without the outdoor seating.They provide linen napkins but no tablecloths.  The staff provided regular check-ins to see if we needed anything, refilled beverages without being asked and the food was served promptly. The server was extremely patient with an elderly foursome who did not understand their check or how to use an entertainment coupon (close quarters, we heard it all clearly).\nIn summary, I would gladly chance the possibility of loud families in close quarters to feast on those delightful bread bites and the great pizza.
__label__0 So much for that groupon. Tried to go there today only to find the doors closed and tables gone.
__label__2 So after reading reviews on yelp I wasn't sure if it was good or not. My desperation of being hungry and sick lead me to order delivery. I have to say I was impressed given I didn't have high expectations. The food was OK for the Price. I ordered the family meal deal with Curry Chicken, Beef Egg Rolls, Eggdrop soup, Fried Chicken strips on a skewer (I don't know what they're called), steamed rice and a side order of BBQ boneless pork ribs. The ribs were the best of them all. The egg rolls were too greasy and had a very stale texture to it. Their sweet & sour sauce was tasteless and probably just gelatin and red food dye #4. I have to admit they packed the food and soup very neatly. The delivery was within the 30min. window and a friendly guy. It's close by and I don't like Jacky Chan it's disgusting food so I would say I would order again if I was desprate and lazy to drive further to get something better. The soup was good, after I added chili to it. Overall, I wouldn't go out of my way to order from them. How can you mess up Chinese Food? I'd hate to say it, but Panda Express was way better than this, and it's not a huge nationwide chain for no reason, they got their Shhhht right whether we want to admit it or not.
__label__0 I think that the filtered reviews are spot on. The regulars talk shit the entire night and won't leave you alone. The sound sucks and the beer was flat. 4 Peaks should be fresh as it comes from a local brewery. The only reason I was there was to get in on the blues jam on Sunday night. Almost got into a fight with the regular. Finally left when I couldn't take any more.
__label__0 Here is my experience with LHM Nissan. We went in on a Sunday and they showed us around.  We found a car we liked and they didn't seem to be able to meet our requirements for a deal. So after working us over for an hour, they finally brought out the \"big guns\", Cassidy!!!!   He offered deal after deal, which we turned down. Then he finally arrived at the deal that we \"could not turn down\". So we drove off in our new to us car and left our old car behind.  After a week, we had not heard anything so we stopped by to see what was up. Then Cassidy said they could not find a financing option for the deal he proposed and we all signed, so he wanted his car back.  OK,  how can you come up with a deal and then after 1 week decide that it just isn't going to work and then ask for the car back!!!  WTF!  The dealership should know what is going to fly or not.  Don't  put a deal on the table and then change your mind.  I realize that this is not totally uncommon for a dealership,  but I would only expect crap like this from some low life shady dealership in downtown Phoenix.
__label__3 Jac's is the saving grace of Monroe Street. Delicious, reasonably-priced, traditional Americana food in a well-lit, clean, cozy space that can be described as bar-meets-restaurant. The drinks are fabulous, and the Bloody Mary could be a meal in itself with all of the add-ons. Attentive staff, great atmosphere. Will be back.
__label__3 Went there yesterday based on Yelp teviews. First of all the emplyees were very nice and attentive. The bbq pork lo mein was very good but was surpised that was all that came with dinner portion. No won tons, no soup no rice. Maybe they come with other dishes. Environment was ok but they can definitely use a makeover. Will go there again if I am in tolleson and have a hankering for chinese food.
__label__1 About the best thing I can say about Subway is that my tastebuds will never be offended by flavor when eating there.  And I mean good or bad!  The thing is, Subway is just so bland at best.  And it seems like they have no quality control over their restaurants.  This Subway seems to be one of the better ones, meaning that it's bland.\n\nSo what was I doing eating here yesterday?  A friend of mine came to visit me for the weekend and I had no time to do any grocery shopping.  Plus, I had to go do a home visit as part of my job, so I needed a quick lunch.  Quick and bland.  Believe me, although it wasn't horrible, the Italian BMT sub is far from an Italian sub.
__label__2 With the recent closing of RE Tapas, this restaurant is the closest tapas bar in the area.  So the husband and I thought we'd give it a whirl.\n\nNo sangria with my tapas?  They did tell us beforehand that they weren't getting their liquor license until next week so we can forgive them.\n\nWe ordered: \n- Barcelona's Fries.  It was delicious with a good sauce.  Worth your money for $4.50.\n- Stuffed Mushrooms.  Pretty good and wanted more.  Shitake mushrooms stuffed with chicken & chorizo and parmesan cheese.\n- Surf and Turf.  Thought it wasn't worth the money for $10.\n- Empanadas.  Choice of chicken or pork.  We got the pork and it was delicious with a chipotle aioli sauce.  My only beef was don't put empanada(s) as plural and just cut one in half.\n- Sliders.  These were overcooked and charred.  I would've complained but I'm not one to ever send a dish back.\n\nAll in all, an okay dining experience.  I left feeling underwhelmed and wishing I had to gone to Firefly instead.  Maybe next time they'll win me over with some excellent sangria.
__label__2 This place is over rated! $$ my boto! It should really be a $$$ to relate to the portions you get. \n\nI've been to tapas around the country and this one is not cheap and food is ok. However, it's one of only a few in Vegas so they have the market cornered.\n\nI rather go to Hawaiian BBQ which is a true $-$$. Probably only worth it during happy hour on Fridays.
__label__2 I'm not sure why they call themselves barcelona, not very authetic spanish cooking. but the tapas are good. they could have a bigger selection of tapas. service was excelant. check them out on half price night!!! And try the Sangrias, free samples are available...
__label__1 Well I do hate leaving a bad review on a place with such nice staff and warm and friendly owner but unfortunately a restaurant needs to be more than just a bunch friendly nice people. The quality of the food has got to follow. As much as I really wanted to like the food and was hoping that this place could be a good alternative to Firefly, it just was not. Overall the food was bland, low quality ingredients and clearly nothing is homemade. The worst were the meatballs, avoid them at all costs. They were hard as a rock and no taste. Clearly pre-maid, frozen and re-heated in the microwave (I am single, I know what those taste like!). Second to worst was the manchego and bacon mac&cheese. I had this before in other tapas places and it is a party in your mouth. This one was bland and floury. Not sure how they screwed this one up. \nAlso as one would expect portions are small, it is a tapas place. I have no issue with small portion but it needs to burst with flavor.  On a good note, the bacon wrapped dates are good. \nDon't think I will be going back but if I do, I will stick to the sangria and the dates.
__label__0 On first impression, this is the kind of place that appears to be trying too hard to be authentic. The decor appears to have come from Hobby Lobby or Dollar Tree. It's a lazy interpretation of Barcelona life. The restrooms were a travesty. The trash can, faucets and porcelain were worn, fingerprinted and unclean. There was also a bowl of sea salt scrub that was intended for customers to use. Because it was sitting next to the toilet, I passed. The food was decent. Nothing to rave about, but not disappointing. Good flavors and there was cartridge mixed in with my chicken taco. Tasty, if you're into that. The staff was super nice, but slow for a lazy Thursday afternoon.
__label__3 On our first visit, we tried the different tapas' on their happy hour menu and were not really impressed.\n\nWe came back last Sunday since I was craving for Paellla and it was a wonderful surprise that the food quality was totally different. We ordered Paella, Camarones Al Ajillo and Brochettas De Pollo and they were all good. The Camarones Al Ajillo I say is a must try. My bf almost licked the plate!\n\nWe will be back!
__label__1 We had lunch here yesterday, March 12th.  It was very disappointing, especially for the price paid.  My husband and I each ordered 2 small plates of tapas and each had one glass of sangria.  Our lunch bill, not including the tip, was $60!!!!!  The sangria did not even have chopped fruit in it, as did every other glass of sangria I had ever purchased at other restaurants. Sixty plus dollars was an outrageous price to pay for lunch.  We will not be back.  Las Vegas has too many other places to try.  We were excited, as Barcelona is just blocks from my son's house in Southern Highlands.  He had given this restaurant a few tries.  He said he will not be back either.
__label__1 Was very disappointed. We have frequented this restaurant before and decided to go for date night. Food came out way to fast and tasted like it was from old supply. Chicken was rubbery,meatballs not done,bacon dates tasted mushy. So sad we will not be coming back.
__label__4 Had some \"Arizona pin stripes\" on my black 4Runner. Contacted Gannon Detail to see if the scratches could be buffed out. I posted the amazing pictures! The exterior looks amazing and we are so happy!
__label__1 I want to like this place.  I'm a fan of Peruvian food, and was delighted when this place opened in Oakland back in 2009.  However, the disappointment I experienced during the first visit surged again during the visit today.\n\nBoth times I ordered the 1/4 chicken combo, which comes with two sides.  I don't recall the sides I ordered the first visit, but the ones today (the sweet potato fries and pinto beans) were the saving grace of the visit.  Fries were fresh and crispy (although somewhat less so by the time I got them back  to my office); pinto beans were well-seasoned and savory.\n\nBut the chicken, the main reason I went to AJ's?  In contrast to other reviewers' experience, the chicken was terribly dry and not particularly flavorful on both trips.  On my first visit in 2009, I chalked it up to the expected hiccups of a place that had just opened. Two years later, that excuse no longer holds any water.  The 1/4 chicken portion today was from a small bird, and composed of a wing and breast. Perhaps because of the small size, the little meat on the wing was so dry as to be crunchy...and not in a pleasurable way.  The skinny breast was also dry and fibrous.   My side order of aji pollero sauce, while piquant and delicious, could not save the chicken.  \n\nPerhaps there's something different about the chicken at lunch (left over from the day before?), but I'm not likely to rush back.  My last complaint about the place...again one that I initially chalked up to just-opened hiccups...is how long it took to get my order. Both times I was the only person there.  Both times it took 15-20 minutes to prepare my order.  Odd.\n\nTo avoid ending on a sour note, besides the delicious sides and aji pollero sauce, the other clear positive at AJ's are the employees, who were friendly and welcoming both visits. Makes it that much harder to leave this negative review....
__label__4 Went there today for the first time and was impressed!!!  It's really lovely inside, very spacious - couches, tables, and a side room with big tables where you can sit and do work with books, a laptop, etc.  The decor is also really lovely.\n\nI also think their menu is fabulous. While I've only been there once and can't speak to the quality of all the items listed, my friend had a tea she enjoyed, a panini that she said was delicious; and I had the side salad that was excellent for only $4.99.  They are also giving away free donuts with purchase to promote their opening and I thought it was very tasty.\n\nTheir menu includes salads, sandwiches, paninis, deserts/pastries/donuts and coffee/espresso.  \n\nI will definitely go back - great location, lovely inside, and a great offering of foods.
__label__0 I was so disappointed! \nPetit Fromage is now located inside Delicious Dishes. There is only a small case of cheese. I asked a staff member which of the blue cheeses she preferred and she wrinkled her nose and said \"eww I don't eat blue cheese\". HUH?? Needless to say I was ready to walk out. I asked which of the cheeses were made locally besides the one brand of goat cheese I recognized and she began looking around to find the place of origin. \nThese people don't know anything about the cheese and the selection is awful!
__label__3 We each had two beer samplers in cute mini mugs, fried calamari and shared the deep dish pizza. \n\nThe beer was good, but very \"middle of the road.\" It didn't seem like they took a lot of chances with the beer and just went with what would sell.\n\nThe calamari was delicious, as was the deep dish pizza. It's only 9 inches, but it's more than enough for two people to share, especially after sampling a ton of beer!\n\nThe real stand out for me was the root beer. It was AMAZING! The server even made me a mixed drink with root beer and vanilla vodka. Delicious!
__label__2 Store closed its doors on tax day, 04/15/13 along with the location on East Blvd in Charlotte :(
__label__1 I was so hopeful for a comeback....but it didn't happen\n\nAfter terrible service and great pizza last time we went, my wife and mother in law returned for lunch and had a terribly overcooked, dry and tasteless chicken parmigiana sandwich. They brought some home assuming I would eat anything but could not eat this.\n\nOff the radar for a while.
__label__1 Based on the reviews we wanted to check it out. Being from Brooklyn and knowing what great pizza really is,  I wanted to see for myself.\nIt's a counter order place which is fine for just a casual slice before a movie but not any ambience for dinner. Had couple of different slices, one Sicilian and one regular.  Nothing special on either front.  Not bad but not the texture and experience people were raving about.\nNot going out of my way to go back unless maybe before a movie.
__label__1 There pizza is average. The customer service us sub-par and if you enjoy ranch or any extras bring your piggy bank.
__label__1 Mediocre pizza.\n\nOrdered pizza for the Super Bowl and they only had half our order ready 40 minutes later. Pretty much ruined our party. We'll get our pizza from some place more reliable next time.
__label__4 What a hidden gem (but too good not to post about!).  I was at Pusadee's Garden this weekend and we thankfully missed all the rain...We made last minute reservations which paid off. We got a terrific table in the garden under the grapevine canopy.\nMy handsome date and I shared the Garden Roll and a Thai Iced Tea while perusing our menu.  I decided on the Eggplant Basil while my date had the Spicy Seafood.  We both went with 6-7 on the Spicy Meter (our server admitted he didn't \"do\" spicy and always got a 3 but we stayed with our higher numbers).  Our entrees were wonderful and the heat was just right.  Keep in mind we both had runny noses and extra sips of water from time to time but the food was very enjoyable.  We ended the meal with Sticky Rice and Mango-yum!\nWhat a romantic place that makes Pittsburgh great.  Nothing overly fancy -beautiful atmosphere and great food.\n\nBy the way, the reviewer who waited an hour after reservations were made, had horrible, rude service and bad food had to have had some other issues ruining his evening.  My experience at Pusadee's Garden was NOTHING like that.  Avoid that review:)
__label__3 We came here on a Sunday evening in summer, on a double date with some friends.  We made a reservation, but there were a handful of tables to spare for walk-ins.  We were seated outside in their garden, which is a lovely patio decorated with little lights, and covered in flowering plants.  It feels secluded and private, and it's easy to forget that there are other patrons around you.\n\nWe brought two bottles of wine, which our served opened for us - even brought us an ice bucket for the white wine.  It's only $1 a glass to BYOB which is a pretty sweet deal.  Service isn't speedy, but it's definitely at a relaxing pace.  You have time to swallow your appetizers before your entree shows up, and nobody slams the check down next to you when half of your pad thai is still on the plate.  Gotta love that.\n\nWe started with the Grilled Pork Meatballs - four of them come skewered on sugar cane and they are delicious!  Juicy and succulent and flavorful.  They didn't come with a \"dipping sauce\" as advertised, but there was a little bit of sauce drizzled over them, so maybe that's what they meant?\n\nFor my entree, I got the Spicy Duck Noodles at a level 5, which ended up being the perfect spice level.  It was definitely spicy, giving my mouth a kick, but I wasn't sweating and gasping and diving for my water glass.  I'd get food at a level 5 here again next time - I like being able to feel the heat without my taste buds getting too numb to get the other flavors.  The duck was tender, the broth was savory, and the noodles were slurpable.  Not much veg in the dish, but it was very tasty nonetheless - super fresh, and I actually finished the whole thing!  I ate it so happily that I didn't have even remember to taste my boyfriend's Massaman Curry, which he said was delicious as well.\n\nI think Pusadee's and Kanok are really on par with each other - great, fresh Thai in a beautiful setting.  Worth the money for sure.  It's several steps above your average Thai takeout, and I hope we'll return to Pusadee's again before the summer is over - that outdoor patio is just fantastic!
__label__4 Enjoyed my birthday dinner here this year outside in the patio area!..  The family loved it and it was a nice cozy way to enjoy spending the evening together mixed with great food, all in all a wonderful way to celebrate.
__label__0 Worst McDonald's ever...tweekers \"spare changing\" freely, some lady threatened to beat another lady's ass, following her around yelling, dirty drink area, etc. The building looks good, as the only good point. I'll never return to this location if I can avoid it!
__label__2 I liked it! Mind you, I am not a fro-yo snob. Not in the least bit. The only frozen yogurt I had until last year was from TCBY or DQ. The only other chain I've been to besides TCBY is Golden Spoon. So, the U-Swirl. It is self serve, which I love. I can have tons of different tastes, so this fit me pretty well. It was very clean even though it was busy and there were a lot of families there. The service was also pretty quick. \nI like the selection of toppings, from fruit to cereal (captain crunch makes anything better). The yogurt tasted very good, and not too artificial (the red velvet tasted exactly like cake, and was very very rich). I thought the price was pretty good $.36/ounce, but then again, I've not been to a lot of fro-yo places. I paid less here than I do for the same amount at Golden Spoon or a place like Coldstone, so I was happy.
__label__3 I came to this Lenscrafters after not being able to find what I wanted at the Chandler Mall location. As soon as I came in, i was greeted by Donna, who was very helpful. I tried on many pairs, taking a break in between to give my baby a bottle. Donna called to verify my insurance and noticed there was a proble. Due to the optometrust where  got my eye exam, my insurance indicated I wasn't eligible fir frames. donna called to rectify the situation, but wasn't able to because the optometrist was closed. Donna let me know that I would have to wait until the next day so my insurance could void the issue at the optometrist. We went back the next day, and Donna had already taken care of the situation. I got my glasses, and am happy with the service I received. Donna and Heather were the wo shinih stars at this location!
__label__1 I don't like the physical location of the Fiesta Mall LensCrafters but I much prefer their staff at the Optometrist's office and the retail side.\n\nI don't recommend booking appointments here online for your eye exams.\n\nThe Optometrist was VERY nice and so was his assistance, however the front desk staff for the Doctors side leaves something to be desired. Their area also looks messy and cluttered.\n\nAfter our exams (My daughter and I both had appointments)\n\nWe choose frames and got everything ordered. The woman was perfectly nice and several people tried to help us with frames while we were looking, even offering pictures to do side by side comparisons with frames.\n\nAfter ordering everything, my glasses would be done in an hour and my daughter would have to wait 2 weeks.\n\nWe went, had lunch, checked out the puppies in the store next to LensCrafters and came back.\n\nMy sun glasses were fine, one small adjustment and my glasses were all good, it had been relatively painless, here was the kicker though, I was given a cheap LensCrafter case for my brand new glasses (the normal ones) and when I said I'd like a nicer case (I paid well over a thousand dollars for 3 pairs of glasses, when I purchase new glasses I expect a new case and I should get one) I was told they didn't have a case for the brand I choose. Hell, I will PAY for a case but I will have a better case, I'm not walking out with the cheap crappy case. So the gentleman that was adjusting my glasses went round and round with me about how the cheap case WAS in fact nice.\n\nI don't need to kick back I just want another case.  I was given a better case, not one I'd have chosen, but I will take it. But he kept loudly stating that he'd make sure I left with a \"Not crappy case\" 5 or 6 times the lady who was looking for a case for me looked embarrassed that he was antagonizing and belittling my preference for quality when I paid for quality. They don't take my insurance on the retail side, I paid for my glasses with cash and may be reimbursed for some of it. Its not like this was a charity case and I should be grateful for anything that I get.\n\nI probably wouldn't have bothered with a review, however my daughters glasses have now taken the 2 weeks they said it would take and I'm a little surprised I ha vent gotten a call yet, so I will followup with them.\n\nThinking about the whole ordeal makes me think that the Fiesta Mall Location is a better choice, even if its further and I don't like the area.
__label__0 I received two calls from the driver telling me he is on his way (AFTER the time he was supposed to arrive) so I continued to wait for him as the clock ticked on... then the driver calls to tell me \"I'm here\" but when I looked out the window, no one was there. Turns out he went to the \"west\" street rather than where I was located, which was the \"north\" street. Didn't matter because he called to tell me this 21 minutes past the time he was supposed to arrive, so I would have missed my plane anyway. Which is exactly what ended up happening. \nVery, very frustrating.
__label__0 Please do not waste your time. I am warning you. It is nothing like the website or a restaurant at all. It is merely a store front that has some meat in the back. Although there was a menu with several options we were only given two. They were ill prepared for dinner service but I can imagine the lunch is any better. I ordered the doner kebab on turkish bread and received it on a wrap. After returning the wrap I then received the flavorless meat on soggy bread with no sauce. It was not even edible. I was happy that they did not charge for this mess however they made their money off of a beer they charged us $5 for. The worst part is the website that is so deceiving. We were served food in styrofoam! Sitting in an alley with broken glass and a stereo playing bad music loudly. If you want to experience a little bit of Turkey, I guess the only option you have is to go to Turkey.
__label__1 Walked into the store on Jan. 4, looking to purchase some jewelry. The only attention we recieved was the security guard greeting us with a warm hello. We looked around, beautiful jewlery I must say, but waited for an attendant to acknowledge us. When we were finally acknowledged, because I had to ask for assistance, we recieved a cold response, \"we'll call someone else to help you\". Very poor customer service coming from a high end jewelry store. Customer Service is #1 on my book. If you don't give good service or any service at all, you don't deserve my business.
__label__3 I came here with my husband using our Elite 20% off coupon . The meal deals are huge so it's best to come here with more than two people just sayin.\n\n I think every meal I saw had Beef Tongue in it. I was more than prepared just to set it aside and not eat it. I'm always pestering  my husband to try something new so he turned the tables on me about trying the tongue.  I had to bite my tongue and literally eat one. He kept cooking it for me and I was getting nauseous. The tongue didn't taste bad it tasted like beef but I couldn't help but picture a big tongue with taste buds. My mom would always take me to the market with her and I would see this huge tongue in the meat case. It would gross me out and scare me! That was why I couldn't fully enjoy this experience. \n\nEven though I did dwell on eating a beef tongue for the first time there were other items that came with our meal which was delicious! It came with Kalbi (my favorite), Kobe beef, Chicken ( I let my husband eat all of that), Shrimp. It also came with salad, Miso Soup ,  rice, Kim Chee , Kim Chee radishes, spicy crab rolls , and spicy Tuna rolls. It was more than enough for two people! I enjoyed the coziness of the booth because you have your privacy so you can talk freely. My husband really enjoyed their ice cold beer. I wish they could do that with soda for the non beer drinker. The only thing I didn't get to try that I will order on my next visit  is their Kim Chee fried rice.
__label__2 Not super impressed but overall good food, just seemed a little bit overpriced! The hubs and I found this place on yelp and decided to give it a try. It was nice Bc we weren't rushed through our meal to give up our table. The waitress let us sit and cook and eat leisurely. We just left smelling like cooked meat Bc we stayed there too long.\n\nThe hubs enjoyed the beer--with the special refrigeration hing going on.\n\nSo overall--not the best good--but if you're looking for a more quiet place off the strip for some decent food, you can't go wrong!
__label__2 A girlfriend and I decided to give this place a try finding it on yelp. First impression of this place, pretty cheesy menus because first of all they are hand written. Second they hand you about 5 different menus. You also have hand written specials with drawings on pieces of paper everywhere on the walls of the restaurant even the bathroom. After looking through all of their menus we had a few questions about items we weren't sure about so we asked the server.  The server had no idea what they were either and had to go back to the kitchen to ask them.\n\nEven though the server didn't quite know the menu she was very nice and sweet. Food was pretty good nothing horrible but nothing spectacular either. The frozen beer was nice even though they ran out of kirin. Overall I probably will try other places first before going back to this place.
__label__2 The name \"Classic Grooming\" should be replaced with the title \"Show Dog Grooming,\" since that is exactly what they expect of each dog that walks into the salon. Although they made our little puppy look pretty they definitely made us a little self-concious of the way we were grooming our puppy (even though this is our first dog). \n\nFor $65 with tip we received a mini- groom, which did not even include any cutting or plucking of the ears (which was the most important service we needed them to perform). Basically they bathed and brushed out all of the \"knots\" that were in our puppies' hair. \n\nWhen we went to pick him up we were criticized for our inability to brush him properly, which resulted in all of the knots that he had in his hair (Kind of bumped our egos down a couple of notches). We were also feeling a little bummed out by the fact that our initial estimation of $40 for a mini-groom was increased to $50 because of all of the knots that they had to brush out.\n\nIn retrospect, I would have only taken my dog here if I were more concerned about his first experience at a groomers being positive, which is exactly why they said they did not perform the extra services on our puppy (They did not wan him to have a negative experience). When I take my dog to the groomers I expect them to perform all of the services that they are paid to do and not be so concerned with hurting the dogs feelings. Those of you who feel that a dog should be treated exactly as a human  will thoroughly enjoy this place (check out the hot oil treatments and pedicures for A DOG!)
__label__2 Smaller than Jones market with just as much variety, if not more! Max Market is likely to be my new ethnic shop of choice for Russian goodies. Their prices on most items are also lower, which is awesome.\n\nStore contains a deli towards the back with meats, cheeses, and premade items (they also brew fresh coffee), a small produce section, lots of breads and sweets that are both imported and locally-made, bulk-purchase nuts section, canned and jarred goodies from eastern Europe, and tons of beverages- liquor and alcohol is behind the register and on display.\n\nYou can get a ton of goodies here for $20- but my favorite purchase are the cheese burekas, packed 2/$2, and stuffed with feta cheese. They're phenomenal, and the best I've found in this city- I believe they're made in-house, too.
__label__0 Cockroaches at this food establishment. \n\nNot eating here again.
__label__0 I've had MBFG at main restaurant. Amazing! Tried Express. Ordered over the phone. Picked up and it went very downhill from there. Cashier mentioned to kitchen about lack of hummus (which happened to be my order's flavor) and lack of containers to go lids. I received less then half of small container of hummus and a lid that didn't fit. The lid was was forced on container, crushing it and allowing it to spill on drive home. I pointed out small amount of hummus and was shown to-go order of hummus from refrigerator as comparison. Clearly I was given less. I didn't want to argue. More importantly there was zero read back of my order. Once home, realized I didn't have lamb as ordered but chicken. I called to speak w/ manager. It's Anthony, same guy that handled hummus concern and jammed the lid. I repeated order and mentioned mistake. He stated order is for chicken and it's a $2 up-charge for lamb. I was stunned. His resolution:  I drive back to get what I ordered and pay the difference. I clarified the situation and he didn't waiver.  In fact, he added that he's the owner. I advised I would contact the corporate office. He asked for my name so he could give them a head's up. Wow. Good food is good food. It's how the person running the operation handles a challenge that comes up that ensures customers come back. I won't and sadly, Anthony couldn't care less. The opposite of what an owner's stance should be.
__label__2 Remedy is a cool little place in Lawrenceville if you are looking for a dance party. This place is carved out of an old house and has a creepy haunted vibe to it, but in a cool way. The first level is the bar and a back room which seems to be a hipster seating area. The second floor is where the fun is; a small dance floor and a tiny bar so you don't have to keep going downstairs. \n\nThe DJ's they bring in are hit or miss, but at least Remedy tries to bring in people who spin more than top 40 hits. \n\nThe third floor has a couple more rooms and from time to time a live band plays up there. Usually something totally different and what some people might call \"weird\" but if you are looking to expand your musical horizons head up to the third floor and see if anyone is playing.\n\nPrices are fair, and though the crowd is a bit hipsterish for me, everyone is always really nice.
__label__3 Hands down, THE BEST burger I have ever had. Cooked to perfection and a huge, two-hander. I haven't tried anything else here (I am, sadly, a creature of habit) but we took friends over for dinner one night and they tried several other things on the menu and were mightily pleased. (I think one person had wings, someone else had a sandwich... *shrug* Didn't seem to find any fails.) We did have a 12 year old, the son of one of our friends, with us and they were ok-sort of- with him coming in with us. I don't blame the establishment for this; rules are rules but just know, this is really not a 'dinner with the family' kind of place. \n\nNot really my thing as far as bars go; not into the \"I'm just a little cooler than you are\" hipster crowd, but they seem to get a steady stream of traffic, so they're doing something right.\n\nDid I mention the burger? Seriously.
__label__4 I found AMI Diamonds looking for a place to get a ring custom made for my wife-to-be. I found them via Yelp and saw the great ratings people posted for them online, so I took a chance. I worked with the folks there to come up with a design which ultimately was fabricated. I was extremely pleased with the ring that was created which was of a complicated design. \n\nMonths later they cleaned and repaired the ring for free when we noticed one of the amethysts came loose and one was scratched. The ONLY drawback I have is that it takes time for them to get back with you if you email them.
__label__2 Great ambiance, very chic and modern. Plum has a very cute small bar in the front that is great while waiting for your table. Also, coming from Boston it's nice to know Pittsburgh is FINALLY getting some sushi places that are good!\n\nMy friends and I ordered some wine and sushi, the wine came quickly and we waited almost an hour after that for our food. We were chatting away but also growling for some food! It was very odd. The waitress seemed slow and disinterested. The host was a very fast, polite man but this waitress was weird. She told me they made my sushi wrong and then I just waited longer than my friends. \n\nEither way, the sushi was great! I got a Spicy Salmon Roll (which was about 6 pieces and delicious!) And a Skinny Roll that was SO good! Marinated veggies with slivered avocado on top! So delicious! \n\nI would definitely go back, interesting menu with asian fusion of thai too. Nice atmosphere. Good date place. Just hopefully get a different server than we did! Also, very convienent parking right upstairs in Borders! Very nice. \n\nWhen I'm in town next I'll come back and try more!
__label__3 My friends and I attempted to go to Spoon without a reservation and, as a result, there was a two-hour wait. As one of my friends said, I won't wait two hours for a table in Paris, why would I wait that long in Pittsburgh? With that said, we headed to Plum and, while we had to wait 30 minutes for a table, the bartender was pleasant and made us some great drinks. Once we were seated, we waited fifteen minutes before I had to seek out our waitress. Because of this, the manager treated each of us to a drink. We shared the tempura entree (which was REALLY good) and I had the pad Thai (which was not the best I have had, but certainly not the worst). The design, the bartender (Lauren?), and \"the customer is always right\" attitude won me/us over. If you want to eat here on either a Friday or Saturday night, I HIGHLY recommend a reservation.
__label__1 Staff was great...food was average at best.  Not much more to say...
__label__0 Ok so...hmm. Plum. Well. Um...I think I'm just going to keep this brief and to the point.\n\nI decided to sit at the bar. When you're eating alone the bar is the way to go.\n\nService: The staff here is very stand offish. The bartender and the host were very unfriendly. I don't know if they had a bad day or what but with the host I asked hervto charge my phone for me which seemed (from the look on her face) to be more of an annoyance than anything. The bartender I don't know was either just very aloof or just it was his first day behind the bar. I dunno staff friendliness is high up on my list as far as quality service is concerned and from what I could tell neither had that quality at all. \n\nAnywho...the food. Dear god. Bad chinese is probably better. I ordered the Roti Canai which on my first visit to Plum my god was delicious this visit it was pretty mediocre but when you're hoping that the sauce does all the work and it doesn't it can ultimately be a flop. The next item I had was the Shrimp Springrolls. VOM! I honestly don't even know how I scarfed both of them down. They left a weird after taste in my mouth which I ended up rinsing out with a glass of Riesling. Plus the sauces meh meh and even more meh. I was so underwhelmed by them that I had to have him bring me a completely different sauce all together (sauce for the dumplings). Surprisingly I tried to stick it out at plum by ordering one more small plate...BAD DECISION. (horror music) I shouldve just said anything with the word lollipop and meat together in one phrase should just be a no go. I unfortunately decided to be adventurous and go for the Lemongrass Beef Lollipops. (vomits in the background) I could barely get through one before I pushed the plate away.\n\nI don't think ill be going back to Plum anytime soon. Seriously, Plum what happened?
__label__3 I've been eating at this restaurant for a while now, and I've never had a bad experience or a bad dish.\n\nI'm a sushi novice, but the sushi I've had here was quite good.  All of the dishes I've had have been yummy and fairly priced, and the rice that comes on the side of most of the dishes seems to be perfectly cooked.\n\nI'm also impressed with the friendliness of the staff and the rapidity with which your food is served to you.  There have been quite a few times that my girlfriend and I have come in, eaten an appetizer and our dinners, and left in under an hour because the kitchen and staff are just that fast.
__label__3 I don't often make it to this part of town, but now that I've tried Thai E-San, that just might change.  Friendly staff, great food, and a calming atmosphere give this restaurant an A in my book.\n\nMyself and two other friends enjoyed a few dishes, as we were told most were meant to be shared.  What was selected: Lemon Grass soup with Chicken, Fish, and Squid; Yellow Chicken Curry; and Chicken Pad Thai.\n\nThe Lemon Grass soup was just what was expected, deliciously tangy with some nice heat.  Tender fish, chicken, and squid was portioned liberally and melted in my mouth.  The Yellow Chicken Curry and Pad Thai were pretty standard, though definitely not a disappointment.\n\nEverything was excellent, though I have a feeling if it wasn't, the chef would have corrected it for us.  She was very helpful, even came out to make sure everything was to our standard.\n\nI will be back.
__label__3 I went to dinner with a friend here last night and it was my first time at this restaurant. The food was awesome. We had the fried egg rolls, pad thai, and yum neua. All were very good.\n\nThe service was wonderful - the server did a great job and was very prompt. The manager even came over to say hello to us and ask how we liked our food.\n\nI will definitely be back. It's not easy to find good Thai in this city and this place is definitely a keeper!
__label__1 Ate here last nite. Ordered Masaman curry with only vegetables, my friend ordered silver noodles with shrimp. My curry was not that good to heavy, and thick. vegetables were lacking not too many. And the few vegetables that were in the curry were diced up very thinly and overcooked. very disappointing. I ordered brown rice which costs $2. And the small bowl was not even full. less than half full. my friend said his silver noodles were just ok. vegetables were overcooked. and their were not much noodles. The manager or owner or both came over and sat at our table to ask us how we liked our food. I metioned about the vegetables and my friend metioned about the overcooked veggies. and She was very gracious and asked us to come back and to make a special  request as to how we want the food. That was refreshing and made us feel validated. \n\nBefore we went to eat their we called to find out if they used MSG and the person on the phone said that \"no they did not use MSG\" so with that we decieded to go there to eat. \n\nI found out they do use MSG. As I woke up last nite with a splitting headache the type of headache I only get if I consume MSG. \n\nIt sad because I wanted to give this place another try. however I don't think I will return they use MSG and that is poison and it makes me sick.
__label__1 The quality of their food is fine, but the value of the meal is weak. I felt that my Thai curry dish could have used more \"meat\" and vegetables since they added an extra dollar to the tab for the vegetables. We also ordered the vegetable dish in the brown sauce with shrimp for $12.95. The shrimp was good, but it just seems a bit pricey for a dish with just vegetables. I feel that I like Thai Rama (located on Camelback Rd) better for their value, service, and atmosphere.
__label__4 Looks MUCH better inside than out.  Fast, delicious food at a great value.  Could have spent the day just enjoying the soup that came with the lunch special.
__label__4 Best Thai food in central Phoenix, hands down.  \n\nIf you are looking for tasty, authentic Thai food that is prepared with fresh ingredients rather than an Americanized version of Thai food, Thai E San is the place you want to go.  We dine in and ordered take out regularly and we are always pleased.  The food is consistent and the flavors are very authentic.  The restaurant staff are pleasant and very attentive. The portions are a good size and their prices are reasonable, especially considering the excellent quality of their food.  \n\nAnd as a vegetarian I have to say that they know how to cook tofu and don't skimp on it in their dishes. And the variety of options here for vegetarians is very good. The tofu satay is a must.  Their vegetarian Pad Thai and Massaman Curry are 2 of our favorite dishes.  Everything we've tried has been delicious!
__label__4 Fresh & Easy is a great little grocery store. It has all kinds of fresh foods. It also has alcohol for all you drunks out there. :P\n\nBut seriously, this place came highly recommended from my cousin and now I know why. Good foods, great prices. The staff is also pretty friendly. Keep it up F&E!
__label__2 I was here about a month ago and witnessed a typical NW Las Vegas idiot get into a car accident in the parking lot and totally flip out. He was driving a car which was a 1990s model, and it looked like he hadn't washed it in years. First, he started verbally attacking everyone in the area(people who had nothing to do with the accident) and then began to grab the small decorative rocks out of the planters and throw them at cars that were driving by. Then he started doing something that looked like a seizure and went on a bizarre profanity rant that was very disturbed. He literally started screaming: \"f*ck! @ss! sh!t! d!ck! butt cheeks! b!tch! boob! f*ck! gay! pube! retard! f*ck!\". He wasn't even cursing at anyone, he was just cursing at the sky. Somehow his friend calmed him down and he was able to exchange insurance info with the woman after about 10 minutes. I hope he reads this, so he can see how stupid he looked. Why does everyone in NW Vegas act like this btw?\n\nThe selection here is identical to any other Fresh & Easy on the West Coast. It's not a health food store, people just think it is. Nothing is actually cheap here. I could get sirloin for like $2.98 a pound at Winco, while over here it is like $7.00 a pound or something wild like that. \n\nThe only things I really like about this place are: the Orange Cranberry Scones, the French Roast Coffee, and the German Rye Bread. Everything else is cheaper at Winco or Trader Joes. \n\nOddly, you will find me here about once a day.
__label__3 House of Pizza. Not to be confused with some of the other Inns and Huts. They can't hold a candle to the House. They've been here forever, and walking inside feels like time travel (in all the good ways). With specialties in pizza and subs, with Greek influences sprinkled in (like any good restaurant in the QC), you need to get to House of Pizza. Be prepared to wait, but it's worth it.\n\nI've not tried the sandwiches yet (next visit), but the pizza is incredible. The sauce has great flavor but doesn't overpower, and they are generous with the toppings. Now, I'm not a fan of the floppy, ends-up-in-your-lap NY style pizza. House of Pizza has those big slices, but the crusty is substantial to support all the goodies on top. Finally, someone who gets what a crust should be!\n\nThe people who work here are absolutely great. The whole place feels like sitting in a relative's kitchen. One of the best pizza places in Charlotte, hands down.
__label__0 I REALLY want to recommend this place. If you could figure out a way to just get their delicious food with no issues or dealings with the ownership, I say go for it. However, they happen to have the *worst* service I have ever seen. While the servers themselves have always treated me with respect and have been quick to get the right food, the owner is definitely *not* customer-minded.\n\nI regularly go here with my brother for lunch and on occasion with my wife. There have been a few occasions -- out of 20+ visits to this place -- where there was some kind of problem and we were treated with complete disrespect.\n\nCase in point: today, my brother took someone out here for their birthday. As he went to eat his last piece of sushi, he found a big, long jet-black hair. His server was there and he politely asked for a replacement piece. She agreed and apologetically left him. After several minutes, my brother threw in some money in the tip jar and noticed his server near the back by -- presumably -- the owner.\n\nHe mentioned the piece he was waiting for and the server said she wouldn't be able to replace it. Surprised, he tried appealing to the owner and she spat back: \"You can't eat your food and then ask me to replace it\". An argument ensued where he defended his right to hair-free sushi and told her that the server saw it (removed the hair for him... a health-code violation perhaps?). The owner then yelled at the server for \"not telling [her]\" to which the server responded \"well it could have been his hair\"!\n\nThis continued while in front of the birthday guest as they flat-out refused to replace the piece the server took with something fresh (and hair-free). I have to say I was completely floored that this kind of experience exists anywhere in this country with litigation, health departments and in the online world we live in.\n\nClearly this is ABSOLUTELY ATROCIOUS customer service (this wasn't the first time). They are the only Japanese/sushi restaurant in town and again the food is -- for the price -- absolutely fantastic. However, until they up their service game, I can't recommend the place. These guys owe my brother big. I've also recommended he put in a complaint with the local health department.
__label__2 3.5 Stars\n\nYou will not find very authentic food here but close for a fast casual restaurant.  What Se\u00f1or Taco does well is give you huge portions, a good bang for the buck.  The two items I really enjoy off their menu is the chilaquiles platter that is enough food for two and their carne asada fries which my daughter and I share and still leave food behind.  Since the girls who work the counter recognize us we are given great customer service but do notice this is not the case all the time and is a area to improve.  The kitchen isn't the fastest all the time but the flavor and portions are always the same.  If you're planning on arriving with a party of 5 or more seating is limited.  They mainly have booths and a few tables that seat 4 max.  You will not pay a lot of money here for your meal and should have a good selection of items to choose from to appease most folks.
__label__4 My West Valley go to place for fast Mexican food. The winners here are the hashbrown burrito, carne asada fries, and cali chicken burrito. \n\nTop choice: \u00a0California Chicken Burrito. There's something about the crunchy fries mixing with the savory chicken, cheese, sour cream, and love that oozes amazing!\u00a0\n\nOverall, the food quality is fresh, consistent, and delicious with a great value for the price you pay. \n\nExemplary customer service. The staff is always smiling, always joking, and always helpful. \n\nHungover? They serve SCRUMPTIOUS menudo on Saturday and Sunday morning. Better get there fast otherwise it will be gone by 10 AM.
__label__0 IF they get your order right your lucky. If it is right most of the time the burgers are made wrong.\nNot worth the stop at all.
__label__3 I was so happy when this place opened up a couple years ago because it meant I had another option that is within walking distance of the office where I can eat lunch for less than $10.  There aren't many in this part of town, let me tell you.  I haven't been in a while since I have been watching my calorie intake.  I know, I know I can get the \"bowl\" (salad) option.  But I really don't have enough willpower to go in there and not get a burrito or crunchy tacos.  Plus, I have to walk right past Sprinkles cupcakes and that is just torture.
__label__1 This is the last of my visits to this location.  3 strikes and you are out.  Especially when its 0-3.  Since Chipotles inception, I have always had good experiences at all the locations I go to.  The only complaint I ever had was that it may have been too busy, but thats a good thing.  This location across from Scottsdale Fashion Mall is (To me) a horrible example.  95% of this is attributed to the staff there.2 out of 3 times Ive been there, they didnt have any Chicken at lunch time.  I can see once, but twice?  And then I was told 20minutes before it would be ready.  They didnt see that they were getting low and have it started.  Each time Im dealing with the staff on the line, they are inattentive at best.  No beans, they start to put beans on.  Ask for Fajita, they pass it by so I ask again.  Light Hot sauce, nahhhhh how bout a huge spoonful.  Light SC, nope..you want a giant glob of it.  Today I saw 8 people working.  somehow 1 of those 8 was making orders alone. (this is at 115 pm).  Finally as hes making mine some backup arrives.  Well at least I thought so...and then he leaves to take out trash with my poor burrito sitting in front of the cheese, incomplete.  He said someone finish that.  after 2min someone finally got some gloves on to finish it up and they instantly rolled it without asking me if it was done.  It wasnt.  So they unrolled it, made a gdamn disaster of it to finish it.  Guess what, it fell into 3 pieces when I took it out of the foil because of the gallon of hot sauce on it, and the re-roll.  Oh, how delicious, the fajitas were black/burnt too.  yum.
__label__1 I've been to Panchero's, and I probably won't go back.  If I ever find myself in that center again, I will be at either Jersey Mike's, Starbucks or Yogurtland!  The flavor of the food was decent.....but they were so stingy on everything that it pissed me off before I even got a chance to taste the food!\n\nGet this...they measure out the cheese in this little scoop....are you kidding me!?!?!  It was probably an ounce of cheese, which if you are like me, is not nearly enough cheese to go around.  Also, when I said that I didn't want the rice, just beans, I still got the same amount of beans that a person who ordered rice got....beans are like the cheapest food on the planet....don't be so stingy!  The carnitas was pretty tasty, but I just felt like I was being so jipped as far as the value and the portions went that in order for me to return...a mass destruction of all the Rubio's, Chipotle's and Baja Fresh's would have to occur...and even then...I would probably still pick taco bell....you just can't beat 89 cent bean burritos!
__label__1 Panchero's Mexican Grill looked interesting to eat at, I love how they prepare their tortilla's in the big presser they have - but that's the only thing that impressed me; the tortilla's... Since they're freshly made, they're still yummy and \"gooey\" - The staff was really nice when we entered, and was attentive to what we wanted for our orders :)\n\nI got a pretty basic burrito but was disappointed at the rice, the other two people in our party compared it to Uncle Ben's rice, the steak we got seemed \"boiled\", the medium salsa wasn't as spicy as I thought it was (but they do have a counter filled with different hot sauces; of course I grabbed the Tapat\u00edo), although the salsa was flavorful. My friends had ordered a chicken quesadilla - they were good but not great. It seemed they only had Montery Jack as their cheese. The prices were pretty decent, I think next time I will try something else though!
__label__1 If you are thinking about going here because someone told you it's like Chipotle but better... they lied!! We went at about 8pm the meat looked old, they charge extra for peppers... The freshness you would get from Chipotle was lacking.
__label__2 I frequent this location a lot because it is the closest Olive Garden to where I live. The service is hit or miss. When we went yesterday, we had a lovely (insert sarcastic sigh here) girl help us. She was extremely rude and seemed to be totally annoyed by our questions. When my friend asked if they had pesto sauce she rudely said, \"Does it say it anywhere on there?\" Oh and we didn't get any Andes mints at the end, which happens to be one of my favorite parts of eating there in the first place.\n\nThe only reason I gave them three stars is for the endless pasta bowl, which they have now for a limited time. Its like $9 and it comes with salad and breadsticks and all that jazz. If they didn't have that special going on I probably wouldn't eat here at all.\n\nOh and props to the cute host who took us to our table and made conversation with us. Maybe he should serve instead.
__label__3 I love the Olive Garden no matter what state I travel to.  I have found their food to be very good and very affordable.  The breadsticks and salad are always my favorite part, I have to try to stop before my meal comes or I am not hungry and just have to take it home.
__label__3 My sis recommended this place to me. I wasn't sure at first but I made an appointment (I think her name was Kay) and my hair turned out great!!!! And James is very busy and each appt. looked like it lasted 30 min. Kay spent a little an hour with me. She kept checking the layers even after she blow dry my hair. Definitely going back for my next haircut!!!!!!!
__label__4 I've previously used Beauty To Beauty.  My daughter (now 8 years old) and I had our hair cut by Leah sometime last year.  She did an very good job.  It was by appointment , she worked fast with complete attention to detail.  We were both very happy with the results. \n\nYesterday was our second visit to Beauty to Beauty (I do a pretty bad job of getting haircuts regularly).  This time I decided to skip the appointment and do a walk-in.  It was no problem at all, my daughter was getting her hair washed within 5 minutes of arriving.  Our stylist was Kathy, she was EXCELLENT.  She was great with my daughter, very attentive.  She listened to our hair concerns and went to work.  Kathy delivered haircuts that addressed all our concerns and then some.  I am ecstatic with her work and highly recommend her.  Very easy going and delivers what you want, not afraid to give an honest opinion.  I am paranoid when it comes to getting my hair cut, but I would definately go back to Kathy and give her free reign, it's a shame I am moving in a couple weeks, I hope I am lucky enough to find a good stylist after the move.\n\nFor both visits we had shampoos, cuts, blow-outs, and some straightening, which all came to $60.  Very reasonably priced in my opinion.  I've been to other salons who charge well over $100 for just me alone.\n\nNot sure about some of the bad reviews.  I am pretty picky when it comes to great value and friendly service.  \n\nIf your looking for a great price, a wonderful haircut, a fast and friendly service, this is the place to go!  Not to mention it's in Chinatown so we can grab some pho and boba tea after.
__label__0 Dont EVER go to the vietnameses guy name JOHN!!!! I went in for long layers and left with most of my hair cut off and it looks like a freaking Mullet!!! Wth.. Thats not long layers!!! He doesnt listen and I will never recommend this guy to even cut my dogs hair!!!
__label__4 Quest to be blonde!\n\nWent completely blonde from this salon - the best part is that they know how to handle Asian hair, and Lawrence explained what he was doing during the whole process. \n\nLawrence is the best person I've ever gone to for dying hair! He somehow managed to get my two toned, brown colored hair into a warmer, but not so lemony blonde.\n\nThe whole process took about 4 hours: It could have been quicker, but I showed up a bit late and had to wait until Lawrence tended to another customer. I admit, I was a bit peeved at first for having to wait an extra 40 minutes - but after his other client he focused his entire attention and skill to my hair :)\n\nThe process, service, and care he put into my whole blonde-ing process was impeccable. Never going to another salon for touch ups or dying again!
__label__3 Got a coupon for a free glitter ball in my email yesterday..so off I go with my little man for a free toy!\nGot there and plenty of glitter balls to choose from.\nI highly recommend signing up with the email rewards club. They always have events for the kiddos and freebies and great coupons.\nI also brought the little guy here when Ozzy Osbourne was signing his new book. it was hella crazy, line around the building. But I managed to take cuts right in front..no one questioned me since I had my baby. We met Ozzy and had a fun time. \nThe staff was a bit overwhelmed by the crowd..but they did good.\nI always stop here when Im at Town Square.
__label__2 Started out so promising.......why is it when small restaurants start out great they get comfortable and fizzle...been here several times and each time I see and taste the decline.The gyros were great then tasted as if they've been under the lamps all day. Why is it that the tables are always dirty and only a handful of people are seated? I wish I could say I'm going back.
__label__3 Alway a very good lunch...make sure to try the chicken lemon rice soup that is complimentary with every meal!  Opa!
__label__4 For the food, price & service this place has to be the best gyro restaurant in Avondale. It's a little hidden gem in this neighborhood. Food is always good. The service is always fantastic. The two young men behind the counter are always friendly & efficient. Definitely one of my favorite places!
__label__0 28 mins to get served at lunchtime is unacceptable. That's great that they have soup available but maybe that should have been a red flag. The excuse that they make everything fresh doesn't work for me because it doesn't take 28 mins to make a chicken souvlaki platter. Lunch started off good but didn't end well. Please remove the word \"Express\" from your signage.
__label__1 The wait was really long for dinner. I got the falafel plate and the hummus was overly salty and more of an applesauce consistency than a hummus spread. The flavor wasn't great. they were out of the spinach pie. The falafel was really dark and super spiced. Too strong of a favor for me. The salad was the highlight of the meal but not enough to keep me coming back.
__label__0 This place sucks!! Staff was rude. Rooms look like army barracks. We came for the ambiance and hospitality but were greeted with terrible service and poor attitudes!!\n\nWould not recommend!
__label__0 As a gold elite Best Western Rewards member my wife and I earned a free night and chose to stay at this hotel because we previously had a good experience.  During our previous visit we noted that the jacuzzi feature on the bathtub was not working in the room we were assigned and the staff was very helpful and upgraded our room to the sky suite which was phenomenal. During this visit we were assigned one of the standard suites and after checking in the first thing we checked was the jacuzzi feature on the bathtub to see if it was working. We found it once again to be malfunctioning and quickly reported the issue to the front desk.  \n\nThe front desk employee apologized and said that he would check to see if the sky suite was available.  He ran up to the room and noted that it was available but that he would not be able to give it to us due to the A/C not being turned on yet in the room.  I informed him that we would be willing to wait for the room to be ready but he said that he would not allow that.  Instead we were assigned an even smaller room than the one we originally had.  The front desk clerk told me that he would leave a note for management(who had gone home for the day) to inform them of our issue and that management might be willing to credit us with another stay.  \n\nDuring the remainder of our stay I noted several other issues such as outlets not working in our room as well as the vending machine being out of stock of regular coca-cola and and another vending machine completely out of order.  The next morning I went to the front desk to see if I could speak to a manager about the issues we had the previous day and the clerk told me that management would not be in for another 30 minutes.  I was unable to wait so I recapped the events of the previous evening for the clerk and he assured me that management would either contact me by phone or email me regarding the issues my wife and I experienced.  \n\nIt has now been 6 days since we stayed at this location and I have not been contacted by any member of management in any way.  I am very displeased with the level of customer service this time around after having such an enjoyable experience during my previous visit.  As a gold elite rewards member this is extremely disheartening and really makes me have doubts about staying at another Best Western.
__label__2 Spa Mio is a nice little oasis in M Resort.  If you live near-or are staying at- the M Resort, then this is a decent spa day location.  If you're on the strip or in Summerlin, it's a bit of a trek.\n\nI spa frequently in Las Vegas, as well as when I travel.  Overall, the spa was very nice.  I was pleasantly surprised as I expected it to be over priced and not deliver - as it (to me) is a \"locals\" casino specializing more in bingo and buffets.  \n\nSpa attendants were friendly and always anticiapting needs- fully attentive to guests in a quiet, spa-like manner...not chatting amongst themselves.  Amenities were great- all Moroccan Oil shampoo/conditioner, plus shave cream, razors, etc- what you expect to find at high end resorts.\n\nThere are seperate men/women sides for sauna/jacuzzi, etc.  The dressing area, waiting area and jacuzzi area are fairly small, but it seems to work for their business level.\n\nMy girlfriend and I both had mediocre (at best) massages.  I'm guessing this is because it's hard to keep really good massueses if they aren't fully booked.  \n\nWe were interested in getting lunch.  The options were: Cafe, Buffet, or a limited option for \"in- spa.\"  We opted to head back to the strip...we're not reallly cafe/buffet girls...but good to know that if you're hungry, you can get more than an apple or babana in the spa.  Which- by the way- they had a variety of fruit in the fruit bowls; as well as a couple options for specialty beverages and bottled water.\n\nOverall pretty good experience, but I would most likely try out another spa that I haven't been to yet. But, if you're at M Resort- I would highly recommend it.
__label__1 Just got out of work, decided I'd go to Carl's. I order my food and its descent. But what really made me give the place two stars would be the service. It was horrible. Never coming back to this location.
__label__3 The atmosphere is my favorite in Charlotte as far as sushi restaurants go. I love the decor. The women's bathroom feels like a funhouse though with mirrors everywhere. The lounge/bar is very cool. The location is great being at Epicentre. \n\nI've been to Enso twice for lunch. It's great for lunch meetings because it's not too crowded or loud and has large enough tables (unlike Room 112, which I love for non-working lunches).  Their ginger salad is HUGE, unlike most places. Great edamame. I really enjoyed the 007 Roll, and the Ninja Roll. Crunchy Crab Roll was also very good. I don't recommend the Tiger Eye Roll. \n\nI've also been to the lounge \"late night\" (after 10pm). I liked it alot. Had some sushi and a few drinks. Decent crowd. Wouldn't be my first thought, but ended up being a great spot post-Bobcat game.
__label__2 I have a feeling this place could go either way for a lot of people.  It has a great location, lots of shops nearby as well as a bowling alley and a movie theater so a great date destination.  \nI ordered the 007 roll, as all to often these days, it had very little fish and a lot of fillers and mayo.  I would not get it again.  I also ordered the salmon sashimi, the pieces were VERY small.   It was unfortunate.  \nThe reason this place recieved 3 stars is because the sushi chefs were fun to talk to.  They also gave me a slice of their sushi pizza app. with blue fin crab.  TO DIE FOR!  I was disappointed that I could not redo my visit since I had already eaten what I ordered.  \nNext time I would ask the chefs or the wait staff for recommendations since they try all the specials before hand.
__label__2 I'm giving this 3 stars for atmosphere only. I'd like it if they had a great martini menu but they don't, just a handful of sweet martinis made with Sprite. I do go on occasion for happy hour and have never been satisfied with the young unexperienced wait staff.  Whenever I go for happy hour I get a half price martini, once the waitress had no idea what I was talking about as far as specials and half price martinis and had to go ask before she confirmed. Tonight I ordered a cucumber martini, not on the menu, but it's not like I asked for something completely obscure and I got pure vodka with slices of cucumber, sent that back. Tonight, on a Friday night I'd think they'd have more experienced bartenders but they were 3 young females that I'd bet money were all younger than 22. The sushi and food is not that impressive. I actually don't believe you will find good sushi in Charlotte anyway. I've lived in larger metro areas and traveled extensively in Asia. I'm not holding Charlotte to really high standards since I'm sure the sushi chefs are not on the dock getting fresh caught fish at midnight, you know, since we are in Charlotte. It's also kinda pricey overall too. Really, it's a classy place to go and it's not like there's alot of other options in Charlotte.
__label__1 My boyfriend and I joke that 'If it's too dark to see the menu...you probably don't want too\". \n\nEnso is a 'classy' uptown restaurant where you pay Uptown prices. Even their website plays Jersey Shore Techno.\n\nWe were saved by Groupon because I know I would never pay that much for Sushi, especially sushi that isn't amazing.\n\nThe service was a bit slow, and our waiter would appear and disappear, which is bad when my boyfriend is hungry, you don't wanna see him when he's hungry. We ordered Edamame ($5). You can't really mess this up.\n\nThen we each got two rolls:\nSpider Roll ($17) - Deep-fried soft shell crab, lettuce, avocado, cucumber, and masago, finished with sweet glaze and sesame seed\n\nThis was interesting because I've never had soft shell crab in a roll, while the textures were intriguing it was overall, not that special.\n\nNinja Roll ($16) California roll with tuna, yellow tail, salmon, white tuna, shrimp, eel, avocado\n\nI love eel and yellow-tail, so this was my favorite of the night. But I feel like I could've gotten this roll somewhere else for 12$\n\nMy boyfriend had the:\nCheckers Roll ($19) Yes...$19 ----Shrimp temp, spicy tuna, cucumber and cream cheese, topped with sweet tofu, spicy crab, spicy mayo, scallions, eel sauce, and masago\n\nI'm sorry I can't get over that...$19? Can you say Apple Bees 2 for $20~!\n\nHe DID NOT  like this ----- The sweet tofu had almost a coconut flavor and was hard to get around, we left 2 on the plate cause I was too full to eat the ones he pushed away. I want to be like \"That's like $4 worth of sushi!!!!  Eat it and like it\"!!!!!!!\n\nAlas I cannot remember the last roll, something probably hot, because he loved hot food.\nI will probably never go back to Enso, it's not my style. It's not great sushi.\n\nJust go to Emzy down the street  (I took my BF here for a Birthday)- It's Cheaper, same Yelp Rating, great for date night.\nSee Sushi menu below....not one sushi roll is $19  :)\n\nhttp://www.emzyuptown.com/files/4113/2735/6530/EMZY_Sushi_Menu.pdf
__label__0 Came in on a Saturday afternoon for a quick snack of what has been advertised as the \"best sushi\" in town but was totally underwhelmed. \n\nThe service was slow and limited, the server kept disappearing for long periods of time. The sushi selection was not good at all, most rolls contains either cream cheese (ew!) or tempura. We found a roll that seemed like it would be ok (the Tom Tom) and it was tiny and flavorless for $17. The spicy tuna roll was not spicy at all. The sashimi was the only decent part, the \"tuna\" was ok, the octopus was average, and the salmon was good. \n\nI wasn't expecting Tsukiji fish market quality rolls, but I also did not expect crap.
__label__2 The food is just ok....\nThis location they fall short on water. Look at my picture at that small water cup. SMH... nothing makes me mad like spending 20 to 30 bucks on food and then u ask for water and they give you a small cup of water. Again I dont need to brush my teeth I want water to drink. Three Stars from me.
__label__0 My friend and I drove from Green Valley planning on getting to the theater with just enough time to park when the previews were about to start.  No luck.  The previews were supposed to start at 10:05 and we were there at 10:02.. all gates locked up and no one around to let us in.  I left my car outside and walked over to the concession area and it was closed.  A girl outside was pretty mad that they had sold her a large drink and popcorn and told her about the free refills and closed 10 minutes later.  Half of the movies had just started and the concessions were closed... doesn't make much sense to me!\n \nWe couldn't get in so we parked outside and watched about 1/3rd of Despicable Me before being asked to leave.  It's a nice idea and affordable but make sure to be careful because it's in a really bad part of town.
__label__2 Went here last night for the first time last night... Took forever to get in, then another customer decided to get into a fight with us because they didn't want us parked next to them, it was hard to hear parts of our movie because we could hear the movie that was playing next to us, and the helicopters flying around were really distracting. BUT the prices were VERY reasonable for admissions and if you wanted condensations (plus we had coupons)
__label__4 We love coming in two movies for the whole family for what it costs for a single ticket at AMC or Edwards.  The food is also reasonably priced not a gouge like the aforementioned chain theaters.  Do yourself a favor go see all you movies here !!
__label__2 I went to a pizza place and got a sub... I know, I know....\n\nI literally drive by this place twice a day and have never noticed it.  It is in a shopping center at the intersection of Archdale and South Blvd.  I work close by and some coworkers had gotten takeout pizza before and it smelled delicious.  Since I am southern by birth and have no frame of reference for New Yawk style pizza, I am assuming based on the oooh's aaah's and regular visits of our resident Lawng Islandah that this is the real deal.  If huge, greasy slices are what New York pizza is, then this place fits the bill.  It did smell delicious, but I declined that day.  Everyone seemed happy and full (although a few came by my desk asking for Shout wipes and Tums - I guess we are all accustomed to chain delivery places).  A lil grease in moderation never killed anyone though, eh?\n\nToday a group of 8 of us ventured over there for lunch.  We arrived right around noon and the place wasn't packed, but they were relatively steady with people who seemed to be regulars (that's a good sign).  You order at the register and then wait for your food.  With 8 separate orders, we should have known this was going to be a bit of a cluster, but we all enjoy the company of the others, so it's all good.  \n\nThe pizza slices came out immediately.  Huge slices, layer of grease on top... they all looked and smelled delicious.  The pizza peeps were happy and we told them to eat and not wait on us.  And then the wait began...\n\nI ordered a meatball parm sub and a drink ($10).  The girl who ordered behind me ordered the same thing.  The girl behind her ordered a calzone. 2 ham and cheese subs after that.   I honestly couldn't see behind the counter when they were making the sammiches, so I am not totally sure what happened to the orders after me.  The pizza slices were on the table quickly, 1 of the 2 ham and cheese's came out.  Several minutes later my meatball sub.  Many minutes later (10-15?) the pizza folks were done, I had started on my meatball sub and fries, and we were still waiting on the calzone (which could have been made fresh, which would explain the wait), a meatball sub and a ham and cheese sub.  Someone from the table got up to check... another 5 minutes... here comes the meatball and the calzone.  Finally our lone remaining order of a ham and cheese sub, who luckily is the most patient and wonderful of the group, asked for his sandwich to be put in a to-go box as we had been there for almost an hour by then.  With 8 people all at the same time, and all ordering separately, the timing of the orders really can't be judged, but 30 minutes for a ham and cheese sub is a lil nuts.  And to have two of the same order, ordered back-to-back, that were spaced at least 15 minutes apart, that was a little odd too. \n\nThe food was quite good.  The sub was a standard meatball sub covered in cheese, but the fries are AMAZING.  Double fried or something to make them extra crispy, but oh so delish (extra blockage, hooray!).  The calzone, when it finally got to the table, was huge and served with marinara.  I didn't hear any complaints from the rest of my group and the portions of the sandwiches were large enough that most had lunch and then got a to-go box with the other half for another meal.  \n\nGood restaurant for a \"slice and a Coke\" (my only frame of reference for ordering pizza in NYC is an episode of Sex and the City), my only suggestion would be that if going in a large group, stick to slices so everyone is eating around the same time.
__label__2 Hello friends\n\nI thought I'd written a review but I guess not. This time the \"New York\" pizza wasn't so \"New Yorky\" to me. There was no way I could fold the pizza the way i could with other \"New York\" pizza. It was pretty crowded. I like this place. Just caught em in a \"Non New York pizza day\" I guess. \n\nI'll go back\n\nTTFN
__label__3 a hole-in-the-wall joint with a great staff and simple but delicious food. the salsa bar has a fantastic avocado salsa!\n\ngreat ceviche, and the other items are served in a standard, quick-service mexican style. order at the counter, then take your seat. they have a large selection of bottled mexican beers and mexican-style coca-cola. \n\nthis is one of my standbys in maricopa. it definitely beats the other greasy spoon chains.
__label__4 Catering Catering Catering\nIf you are having a party or event and your looking for causal quality Mexican food, do yourself a favor and call Tacos N' More in Maricopa!  All the fixings and extras were included, food was hot and packaged perfectly.  We ate for breakfast, lunch, and dinner.  I have eaten in the restaurant and the catering was the same great quality.  I want to have another party just so I can call Tacos N' More to cater again!  If you are in Maricopa please support this great local business!!
__label__0 Leave it to an overrated Madison establishment to wreck the un-wreckable: gourmet ice cream! How?? Try this. Keep the freezers at about 32\u00b0-for hard ice cream! \n\nWhen I've asked the staff to convey the message to management (hard ice cream is supposed to be frozen, not gooey! lickable, not slurp-able!) the staff have on two occasions gone into excuse mode. I didn't ask for an explanation, just that the message be delivered. So I'm delivering it now.\n\nOne thing I do have to say, the problem is consistent. The State Street location has this issue, as well. But I chalked that up to it being...State Street, where they can get away with mediocrity. I figured a neighborhood location would be better. But no. Not even in winter.\n\nOh and judging from the Chocolate Shoppe's obnoxious graphic design (did they actually pay somebody to create the visual disaster that is their in-store signage?), I suppose the lack of care shouldn't be surprising.\n\nTake a pint home, their upright cases seem to be running on full power. Unlike their hand-scooped \"ice\" cream. Or just go to Michaels, for some frozen custard of a proper softness.
__label__3 I can see how several people have given some reviews that are less than flattering because it can be rough going the first few months a place is open.  I think people sometimes are too quick to judge and condemn a new place.  Dave's Electric is doing okay, but has some room for improvement, which I believe will happen naturally as the place matures.\n\nI have now eaten at Dave's Electric ten times.  Every time I have eaten there the food has been great, the service has been average, the atmosphere is relaxed, and I have enjoyed the beer.  What else are you looking for in a bar that serves food?  Hence the 4 stars.  However, I do have one recommendation for the management of Dave's: \n\nCustomer service needs improvement.  \n\nIn the 10 times I have eaten at Dave's since it opened, 3 times the service was almost non-existent, the other 7 times it was adequate, but never great.  To be honest, my expectations are not very high.  Order, eat, drink, pay, leave-- If I can do those in that order without having to flag a bartender down I'll give you a B+.  Anything over that would be an A.  Getting decent service 7 out of 10 times is not an acceptable number, however the last 5 times I have been there the service HAS been acceptable.  I've seen improvement, but there is definately room for more.\n\nOn a more positive note, I have had many of the items on the menu and have never been disappointed in the food.  The following items are very good:\n\nItalian Beef Sandwich (my new fave)\nSpicy Chicken Sandwich (jalapeno mayo and fire roasted chili make this great!)\nSpinach Artichoke Dip (Four Peaks has the best in town, and probably can't be beat)\nBlack and Bleu Burger\nSpicy Chicken Salad\nDave's Electric Wings (I am a spicy food lover, and these are the perfect heat.  They are one step hotter than your typical \"hot\" wing).\n\n\nOverall this place can improve, and probably will.  I hope it is here to stay because it is a nice addition to Downtown Tempe's waning restaurant population. Support local businesses and say no to gaudy chain restaurants!\n\nEat and Drink at Dave's Electric!
__label__2 About a year ago I had some Dave's Electric beer in Bisbee.  I thought the beer was just ok.  It was more about the novelty of having a beer brewed and sold only in Bisbee.  After Bisbee though, I never gave Dave's Electric much thought until they opened a brewpub about a mile from my house.  My wife and I are big fans of trying new local breweries and brewpubs so were excited to try it.  We finally made it last Saturday at about 9pm and the place was dead.  There were only about 5 other people in the place which is good because I like to have my choice of seat and don't like to wait for drinks and service.\n\nThe place is pretty big but probably 2/3rds of it is taken up by huge brewing tanks so the actual bar/dining area is pretty small.  We opted to sit outside because they had lots of heaters.  The heater by our table though was on the fritz so the bouncer guy stood there almost the entire time trying to keep the thing lit which was thoughtful.\n\nI really liked the atmosphere of the place.  The bar opens up to a nice patio where you can sit, chat and people watch.  There are several TVs where you can watch whatever games are on.  There was also a small band playing in the corner.  Being right on ASU's campus and having reasonably priced beers it was hard to believe that the place wasn't busier.  I'm guessing that the place will get super crowded before ASU football games so get there early if you want a seat because space is limited.\n\nTheir selection of beer is small.  They only had 4 of their beers on tap which was limiting but also made it easier to decide.  They were all $4 ($3 during happy hour) which I guess is pretty reasonable.  I had the Old Frog Grog and my wife had the IPA.  Their beer isn't my favorite but it is very good.  It is more about trying a new place and supporting a local brewery rather than going for a superb beer.\n\nA couple of the reviews on here mention poor service.  I think that the service was very good.  Our waitress was quick and friendly and I have no complaints.\n\nThey have a pretty large food menu for a brewery but is still pretty typical bar food so I'm not sure how good it is.\n\nWill I rush back?  No; I just didn't think the place was all that special and different from a lot of other bars in AZ.  However, if I am in the immediate area and want a decent beer, then yes I will return.
__label__1 So this is a brewery. They have an IPA on the menu, listed at 17 IBUs. I am not sure how much you know about beer, and the IBU (Bitterness basically) is a BS measurement unit anyway, IPAs usually have around a 50-60 though. It was great that the waitress understood what we meant when we asked if that was correct, she at least knew what we were talking about. Nonetheless, the beer sampler was well priced, even if the beer wasn't very good. \n\nThe food was unremarkeable, other than the sausage sampler which was excellent. My friend had Mac n Cheese, a passion of hers, and was basically unhappy with it; it was essentially velveeta.\n\nStaff was really cool, bartender gave out free shots when the Suns won, even gave an Arizona Snowman to our DD (shot of cold water!). Unfortunately a great staff cannot save a mediocre brewery with little to offer in ambience or food.
__label__0 one of the worst ive seen next to frank and lupe's .  the grisly adams dip sh@* bartender was using the toilet plunger, from the bathroom, with sh@*  on it to unclog the sink  which held ice he was serving in  drinks.   the place smelled like feces and look like it had never been cleaned. shame on everyone at dave's electric fecal matters..
__label__0 I recently was sent a package from amazon using my Prime membership.  They sent it via ontrac...hmm never heard of them they must be a local delivery company(I'm new to the area).  \nTracking said the package was delivered, but I never found anything.  The driver was supposed to come back to my apartment to make sure he got the right place.\n\nIt's been two days now, no word from the driver, the dispatch just tells me he'll be there tomorrow.  Long story short, I'm pretty sure these guys are stealing packages, so if you have anything important to ship or buy, be sure to shop somewhere that doesn't use this company
__label__0 I only wish there were a way to give 0 stars.\n\nAfter having had two incidents with Ontrac not delivering packages I ordered from Amazon a couple of months ago, today they failed to deliver a package on the second day of a two-day delivery window.  Amazon had the expected delivery date on Saturday (today).  When I checked the Ontrac site, I saw that the expected date was Monday.  I called Ontrac and spoke with the representative there who told me that he would look into the issue, verified my phone number, and told me he'd call me back.  He didn't.\n\nThree hours later I called Amazon.  The customer service representative was very helpful and told me she'd contact Ontrac.  She came back on the line to inform me that Ontrac told her that they don't deliver on Saturday.  I told her that they most assuredly did - and that the representative I had spoken with before had told me that my package was marked for Saturday delivery.  She called back to Ontrac and then came back on the line almost in tears - telling me how rudely she had been treated by the folks at Ontrac, apologizing on behalf of Ontrac and Amazon, and telling me that she would escalate the matter at Amazon.\n\nI then called back to Ontrac and got the same person I had spoken with before, telling him that I had a specific deadline and delivery promise on the merchandise I had ordered and that I would pick the package up at their facility if needed.  I was promised a call back within an hour.  I never got one.\n\nI will be following up with Amazon this coming week both as a customer and as a shareholder.  Ontrac diminishes the value of the Amazon brand and makes me less likely to buy their products.
__label__0 Do NOT do business with companies who use OnTrac as their courier unless you like waiting around for stuff that's never going to arrive!!   Who knows where these packages end up.   In my opinion, there seems to be something shady about  the people in this company.   \n\nStick with the other two (UPS and FED EX)   They have proven themselves to be more professional and  reliable.    My prediction is that OnTrac will go out of business before the year is up.    \n\nP.S. They don't deserve any stars, but I had to give at least one or Yelp would not let me leave a comment.
__label__0 It looks like everyone has had a similar experience.  I've been at the same address for 6 years and never had a package stolen or lost until Haute Look decided to use OnTrac.  One and only time I will allow that to happen.  When I called customer service they acted like it wasn't a big deal that my package was lost/stolen, they told me to call Haute Look to send a replacement.  Well Haute Look can't do that because the inventory is always different each day.  Once it is sold out it's gone.  I don't want my money back..I want my Orla Kiely Dress at 60% off!!!  I'm going to file a complaint with the BBB.
__label__1 I have had OnTrac delivery many packages for me from Amazon Prime shipping. But a couple of times already they have delayed the package. The first time they were unable to delivery after I paid the extra 3.99 to have the package delivered the next day. the second time which happen today they're tracking information said \"out for delivery\" and now it says \"UNDELIVERABLE - OTHER REASONS\" followed by \"REDELIVER ON NEXT BUSINESS DAY\". \n\nThe delivery man couldn't even put a legitament reason why my package could not be delivered. I am sure he felt he was running late and decided he would just take care of it the next day. Also the guy that first started to delivery packages to me would never smile even if I smiled at home and said thank you after receiving the package and he would not even say you are welcome. He would just hand me my package with a face as if he hates his job turn around and drive away. OnTrac needs to do a better job at training their delivery men on customer service skills. \n\nOverall they do a good job at delivering but I can't give them no more than two stars because compared to UPS or FedEx they just are not as good.
__label__0 I ordered $65 headphones on Amazon.  Three days ago OnTrac marked it as delivered.  My BF, who was home at the alleged time of delivery, never received the package.  Our address lists our apartment number, and the driver could have easily buzzed our number and he would have let the driver inside to put it somewhere safe, but instead the driver either A) left it outside our building which is street level and it was stolen OR B) they kept it for themselves.  Either way it was marked as delivered with no attempt to contact us.\n\nThis company is TERRIBLE and Amazon should cease using them immediately.  I am outraged that this is so commonplace with this company and Amazon still uses them.
__label__4 Las Vegas has a big islander community, so Hawaiian food is easy to come by. I've been to a bunch of different restaurants, and Ohana definitely stands out.\n\nPrice wise, it's similarly priced with other establishments of its kind. However, the servings seem a bit bigger than normal. I order the mini katsu (one of my favorite dishes), and can barely finish it. Don't get me wrong, your boy can eat. I've tried maybe 6 or so of their dishes, and have yet to be disappointed. \n\nI haven't had a bad experience yet at this place. The service is always nice. They greet you when you come in and say goodbye when you walk out. Wait time for food is normal. A coworker and I have even recommended that our office have Ohana cater a luncheon, and the whole office loved their food.
__label__3 One of the more nuanced beer selections in Pittsburgh.  This is THE place to be during PGH beer week.\nOf special note is the infused vodkas.  I had a bloody mary and boy howdy was it great.  Freshly made with homemade horseradish infused vodka.  HOOK IT UP TO MY VEINS.  \n\nIt's probably the best bloody mary I have ever had.  And to think, at a dumpy bar next to the railroad tracks!  This is why Pittsburgh is such a magical place.  So unassuming but BAM POW something amazing somewhere humble. \n\nThe bacon bourbon was also superlative.  Do get the maple syrup in it (just a touch, the bartender will add the perfect amount) it gives it more depth and balances out the salt.\n\nUnfortunately what really kills Blue Dust for me is the food.  The food is not good.  \nIT IS PAINFULLY AVERAGE.  I was grateful for my sandwich after a few beers but I was astonished to discover that they served CANED SALSA AND TORTILLA CHIPS FROM A BAG as my side.  Not even fresh chips? Not even fries?  \n\nChrist on a crutch, that's bad.\n\nThe sandwich itself was warm and melty and full of supermarket quality meat.  It lacked flavor, however it was completely inoffensive and a vehicle to deliver carbs, cheese and meat to my gullet.\n\nI go back every chance I get for the new infused vodkas and the ever changing beer.  A hidden gem.
__label__1 Stopped in for a drink before a show at the Carnegie Music Hall. Was hit by a wall of vomit/sewer aroma when we walked in the door. Horrible, never fully went away (the bathrooms smelled better than the main room). As a result, did not try the food. Decent beer list, and enjoyed the dark & stormy. But not worth a special trip & not worthy of the Chiodo legacy/standard for dives in Homestead.
__label__3 In a word WOW! came here after reading the other yelp reviews and all I can say is I am glad I did. I had the salmon special and it was really good the fish was nice and fresh not some frozen patty like the food chains, the potatoes were real and so was the spinach. The only reason I did not give it 5 stars was because I am not a big micro brew guy and when I asked what they had they just point to a giant chalk board in the back. When you have over 20 micro brews on tap a little help would have been nice. I didn't ask for help nor did they offer so you can take that one as you want.\nHow can you beat a killer Salmon dinner and a couple of beers for 26 Bucks?
__label__0 I had eaten at this joint previously when it was Long Wong's and the girl behind the counter copped to the dough being frozen and back then you could see the conveyor belt pizza oven. Nothing has changed except maybe the sauce and the addition of the so-called \"paper thin\" style as well as the now available pizzas other than pepperoni.\n\nThe \"paper thin\" pizza is \"paper thin\" because it's a tortilla. When I looked at it initially I thought they had done a great job making an extraordinarilly thin pizza. Upon my first bite I thought to myself: cheesecrisp. After that I picked up the pizza to check the upskirt, as many pizza people call it, and knew for sure it was a tortilla.\n\nI'll give you the fact that their sauce is interesting but it's not good in fact far from it. Me and my wife came to the conclusion that it's some sort of canned stewed tomato type thing.\n\nOverall I'd say the two hippies have made a mockery of pizza and should have stayed in school. If this is a testament to the quality of their food then I won't be enjoying any of their other establishments.
__label__0 i would have given this place a 0 but unfortunately that's not possible. my appointment for a cut and color was at 10 in the morning and i didn't end up leaving that place till 330 ish. i have read the reviews and they do say that it was a long process.\n\ni got set up with a girl named cory. & from off the bat once she started working on my hair i could tell she had no patience to do so since my hair was very long and thick. she kept sighing and the vibe i was getting from her was very unpleasant and unprofessional. i got to pick out what color i specifically wanted from a color book, and confirmed it with her. she discussed it over with her teacher and i overheard her teacher saying a whole different shade, as she came back she didn't bother to mention the change. i kept quiet as i thought that the teacher would have known what would look best with my hair. \n\ni had to do a color balance that took anywhere from 45 mins to an hour. then cory and another lady that helped her started working on my hair. the lady whom i hadn't got her name was very nice. after a while they finally got to working on putting color in my hair. a lady who worked there advised them to try to finish early so they could go on there break at 1. i was kinda set back as i would have liked them to take their time with working my hair even if it was a long process.\n\ni had to do a takeover with a girl named ashley. she came off very nice at first. she finished up putting the color in my hair, but there were some issues with having enough amounts of color in the back. they ran out of the color they were using on me so they had to use the same shade but with shine. i wasn't too pleased with that. she finished me off, rinsed off the color, and finally was ready to cut my hair. she had cut my hair and left uneven pieces, and even messed up my bangs. i was sooooo pissed off, i did keep my cool. i was even so supposed to get a scalp massage or else my haircut would have been free, but i just wanted to get the hell  out of there. \n\nafter she was done working with my hair i was waiting in the waiting room for my ride, and noticed how much she messed up my bangs. i got up and walked over to ashley whom was already half way done cleaning up her station. i informed her that my bangs were uneven. her response \"it's kinda hard for me to have your hair all even.\" i was pissed. she tried to fix it with me just standing there letting hair fall all over me and my clothes. after all that she told me my total would be $106. which in actuality it rang up to $120. i was pissed. she even stood by the register as i was paying for me to give her a tip. overall bad experience. i didnt get the color i wanted, i will not be going back nor will i recommend this place to anyone.
__label__1 Lower your Eggspectations, people.\n\nMy girlfriend and I scrambled over here early in the morning, after finding Eggspectation on Yelp, and getting yolked in by all the positive things that customers had to say about the place, so we hatched a plan to head over.\n\nAfter running through the labyrinthine mall, full of eggcitement, and heading up a difficult-to-find eggscalator, we came hard-boiled to poach some serious eats.\n\nThat's when everything cracked. The food was simply \u0153uful. What should have been over easy wound up being a truly deviled eggsperience for us, and fried our chances for a perfect foodie week in Montreal.\n\nSuffice to say, I left this restaurant with my sunny side down. Omelette you come to your own conclusions, but our meal was genuinely eggregious.
__label__0 Umm, don't do it. Just don't do it. I've eaten Sbarro in other places and they are known for delicious lasagna and their cucumber salad...This place, not so much. I'll never do Sbarro's HERE again.
__label__3 A solid restaurant located on the 3rd floor of the Mandarin Oriental, Mozen (M-O standing for Mandarin Oriental)  offers an oustanding brunch for $58 or delicious entrees as well. \n\nI came here for dinner and got a delicious cod covered in black truffle sauce for $32. Most entrees are in the high $20's to low $40's and appetizers are just under $20. I was slightly disappointed with the limited wine list. They only had about 5-6 options of red by the glass, ranging in $16-$24 per glass. There was a decent selection of bottles, though.\n\nOutstanding service and a beautiful interior, this place is excellent for a business meal or a romantic date.
__label__2 This is a review of their lunch menu.\n\nThe Skinny: food is nothing awe inspiring however the quality of the ingredients is very good (3.5) service: was okay... but I expected something better from a place in the Mandarin Oriental (3) value: appears expensive but portion sizes are commensurate with location and service unless you're talking about the sushi. (3.5)\n\nAfter going to the Spa at the Mandarin Oriental with my sister, we opted to head here for lunch. (I wasn't looking forward to having my spa smell obliterated by the smell of cigarette smoke, thank you very much.)\n\nI had seen the menus at Mozen Bistro before so I was anticipated my wallet to be raped royally. What I found surprised me.\n\nThe lunch menu had several items on it below $20 with very healthy portion sizes. Opting for my standard favourite, I opted for the Smoked Turkey Club ($16; comes with fries and salad). The hubs ordered a kobe beef burger with pretty much unlimited toppings ($28; includes fries and salad).  My sister chose the Thai Beef Salad.\n\nWe were started with a lovely basket of various rolls with three dipping sauces. Although the sauces (a tzatztki, a sundried tomato anti-pasti, an olive oil) did not appear to suit the bread that was served (baguette really needs butter), it was definitely nice to have to start the meal. \n\nFor the sandwiches, it came with a rather large portion of fries and salad. The dressing wa a nice light dressing with just the right amount of acidity while the fries were nice and crisp. The generous serving sizes really surprised us given our location (on the Strip) and the cost of the meals.\n\nI really enjoyed my turkey club sandwich. Although I would have preferred real fresh turkey, the amount of quality deli turkey was really good. Add to that a nice assortment of cheese (smoked gouda!), bacon and avocado, it made for a pretty nice big sandwich (I could barely finish half of it... even when I took out 60% of the bread). I do wish that the sandwich was heated to allow the cheese to melt a bit and the meat to be warm but that is personal taste.\n\nNext, the Kobe burger. It's kind of a unlimited toppings deal so my hubby ordered it with bibb lettuce, cheddar, grilled onions, and wild mushrooms. For a fancy place, the burger was a definite two-handed affair.  He could barely get his mouth around that bad boy! It was also prepared perfectly medium rare. I asked him how it tasted. He replied, \"Not the best burger I've ever had, but given the quality and quantity - very decent on both accounts\".\n\nMy sister's Thai beef salad was also quite tasty. Loaded with a ton of ribeye (\"there's half a cow in here!\"), it was decently priced given the amount of protein. She also indulged in 3 warm rolls to fill in the carb gap.\n\nBy now we felt very close to Mr.Creosote (from The Meaning of LIfe), so of course the waiter comes by with three still warm lemon madelines. Not being able to pass these up, we gobbled those beautiful buttery beauties up. I literally did not need to eat until the next morning.\n\nOverall, the service was only okay in my books. Given the caliber of this establishment, there were numerous times we had to signal our slightly vacant waiter to refill water, to get a box for our leftovers, to get our cheque.  Despite this, the staff was very friendly and helpful throughout our meal which is a plus.\n\nGiven the quality of the food and portion sizes, this place gets a 3.5 stars. I am definitely interested to try this place again although I will pass on the sushi (I checked an adjacent table's maki which appeared to have way too much rice to filling ratio... that's no good in my  books!).
__label__2 Overall, 3.5 stars. While I adore the Mandarin Oriental, I expected more from MOzen Bistro. Don't get me wrong- nothing was in the slightest bit bad! But I just felt like for the money you pay here, there should have been more urgency for quality/above&beyond creativity. \n\nOkay, something that really threw me off: it's the Mandarin, so of course I'm going to get tea. I ordered the green, but asked if I could do this iced. They said sure, no problem. They bring me out a piping hot pot of green tea, and cup of ice. Well, I'm sure that you can imagine the combination. They could have done this much better (brewed it twice to triple as strong, poured it into excessive amounts of ice, then had a separate pitcher for me, etc). But, this was just the drink, so I won't judge them a ton on that. \n\nService was standard for the Mandarin. That in itself says enough. \n\nThe food took about an average time to arrive. I got the Eggs Migas (their southwestern approach to scrambled eggs). These were good, but I'm glad I ordered a side of goat cheese to scramble in...it gave it a nice extra kick. \nMy mom had the steel-cut oatmeal and expressed her delight with it. My dad had the omelette, and it was just a standard omelette...nothing special or out of the ordinary. \nSister and her boyfriend had the French toast on the baguette..and they said it was again \"just okay.\"\n\nThe real winner:\n--Yogurt, granola, & fruit parfait! PLEASE just get this. Housemade yogurt and granola and it was divine. Great, fresh fruit throughout.\n--Chicken-apple sausage! Just a tad sweet and big on taste. \n\nI prefer Thomas Keller's Bouchon over at the Venetian-- more selection, not as overpriced, and just overall better, in my opinion. If you're at the Mandarin Oriental, though, then this is your best (and only?) bet for a breakfast and/or early lunch.
__label__0 Ate twice at Mozen Bistro for breakfast while staying at the Mandarin. Unfortunately, I am forced to give this place a 1 star rating.\n\nAfter waiting what seemed like an eternity to be served (greater than 45 minutes), I found a LONG black hair entwined in my Huevos Rancheros. It was beyond disgusting! I have no idea how they didn't see it in there. The eggs were literally stuck to and hanging off the hair when I lifted my fork. \n\nI was absolutely starving and was nearly about to cry at the sight of the hair. When I reported it to our waiter, he apologized and took the plate. While they were preparing a new order, I had to pick off of everyone else's plate because I was so hungry. I grudgingly ate the newly prepared huevos, and only because I was still hungry... otherwise I would have bailed on the whole situation.\n\nThis definitely isn't the first hair that I've found in food, but it's pretty disturbing when you find one at a place that charges $12 for a bowl of Cheerios. Mozen is expensive and exclusive. It should be held to a higher standard than iHop when it comes to quality control. \n\nWhy the 1 star? \n\n* Hair in food. Probably enough said.\n* For an insanely overpriced restaurant in an exclusive hotel, I felt that the hair warranted an apology from the restaurant manager or someone in charge. When you make a mistake of this magnitude, it deserves a sincere apology.\n* They only comped my huevos rancheros on the bill. I felt that was kind of chintzy.\n\nWhat could have earned a 3 star?\n\n* An apology from management\n* A more generous compensation than just simply replacing the hair-laden dish with a new one and not charging for it. I probably think the whole bill should have been comped since it was only breakfast and not like a $400 dinner bill. And I was a guest at the hotel.
__label__2 Dinner review....\n\nMozen is located in the Mandarin Oriental Hotel.   Service is friendly and attentive.  You would think it would be all fancy shmancy but as soon as we walked in and saw some people chilling there in their t shirts in jeans, realized it was pretty casual.  But we didn't feel awkward being all dressed up.\n\nI thought the concept of the menu was cool.  Basically you choose from a selection of Japan/Korea, Indian, Singapore/Hong Kong and Thai cuisine.  The plates are tapas style and meant for sharing so they recommend 3 to 4 per person.  \n\nOr you may choose from two \"Bento Delight\" selections for 48 bucks, which is basically their prix fix combos.\n\nWe didn't go with the Bento and ordered the garlic and cheese naan, mustard chicken tikka, yum ma muang, char siew pork & siew yoke, sashimi and we were both pretty stuffed.  Dishes were good except the char siew pork and siew yoke, didn't care for that one.  The sashimi was excellent.\n\nOverall, it was good but nothing wow especially for the price, 10-12 bucks per plate.  Kinda silly to pay 12 bucks for naan but at least it was good and hey it's vegas.  So if you are in the area and looking for something different to try, Mozen is A-Ok!
__label__2 Quiet and subdued spot for breakfast, although the vibe was hurry up and finish. Check arrived unbidden, plates removed at the earliest moment. They should invest in tea cozies to keep it hot for the second cup.
__label__0 This place is awful, definitely avoid at all costs.  The service is very good, the staff and people there are friendly and efficient, its what they serve and what they charge for it is what's borderline criminal and obscene.  Ordered the pork belly (a favorite) was nothing more then a cubed pork chop.  Foie gras over cooked, but the least horrible of all items ordered.  The sushi was all small portions, and off low quality, I'm in the seafood business and a sushi addict and recognized all pieces of fish as the \"cheap stuff\" usually reserved for sushi buffets in strip malls.  They charged more like Nobu in Malibu but was more like a sushi buffet in Nebraska.\n\nOverall, way overpriced, unexpectedly bad ambiance and decor for a Mandarin restaurant, and terrible food.
__label__3 The decor and views cannot be surpassed.  Couches are a bit uncomfortable - too deep and too many pillows, but we made do.   Ordered an appletini, of course.... even explained how I wanted it made and what I got was a \"sweet & sour\" tini.  UGH.  It was really late and I didn't have the energy to send it back.  So we enjoyed our time in the bar and then went to bed - which was right down the hall!  :)
__label__1 Trying too hard to be upscale, with none of the effort you would expect to accompany such high prices and professional demeanor. I don't mind paying more for quality, but the only thing that was 5 star was the view and the price.
__label__4 The Healing joint is a fantastic facility for both chiropractic and wellness needs. Dr. D is wonderful. He is a true healer who is there to help you get better. His vast knowledge and kindness  truly makes him fantastic at what he does. Both my husband and I have gone to him for treatment and he has helped us both with our issues. I had a knee injury from running and because of Dr. D my knee feels great and I am running again with no problems.                                                                                     My husband and I also take advantage of the great monthly deal that is offered. The Jade bed and sauna are wonderful and so relaxing and the 60 minute massage is amazing. All of the massage therapists that I have had are great and very professional and knowledgeable.                                                                                                  The Healing Joint is truly a wonderful place. The friendly and knowledgeable staff gives the place a wonderful sense of community and comfort.  I look forward to my time there and highly recommend this place for your wellness journey.
__label__1 Not a good weekend for dining out, I guess.... Stopped at Byrd's for drinks after work on Friday - here's our take on it.\n\nThe place is confusing, and it would seem as though the staff is quite confused as well.  We walked in and stood at the bar for a few minutes - we weren't sure how to go about scoring an outdoor table, so we thought it best to ask.  \n\nUnfortunately, no one stopped to help us; the bartender stood on the opposite end of the bar, talking to folks.  Waitresses zipped past us without a word.  We went upstairs to check on things ourselves and it still wasn't clear if we could just grab a table.  So it was back downstairs where we flagged down a manager who told us we could seat ourselves.  Whew.\n\nSat at a table outside for a bit before a waitress stopped by to see if we needed anything.  We asked about drink specials - she wasn't sure if there were any; perhaps tap beers were $1 off?  \n\nWe ordered a few beers.  And waited.  And waited some more.  And then we switched tables (the shade looked more inviting).  And then our beers came out and the waitress was gone.  We flagged her down for the check and waited some more.  And then we left.  \n\nDisorganized for sure.  Drinks were reasonably priced, but that's about the only positive to share.  Unlikely that we'll go back.  :-(
__label__2 This place is neat because the bar and restaurant are both open 24 hours. We came in at 10:30PM and were able to take a seat in the dining area even though everyone else was at the bar. The bartender ended up being our waitress and was super nice and helpful with the menu. According to my husband, she was not stingy on the gin:tonic ratio, so definite pluses to that. Since she had to do everything, service was sometimes a bit slow, especially when it got closer to midnight and people began flocking in, but that's okay because it wasn't her fault. \n\nOur 3 course Groupon feast was as follows:\n\nRound Reubens - we ordered these against Ashley B.'s warning, and those things are seriously heavy and packed with so much sodium, you'll be drinking water like a fish for the next 24 hours. The breading is super thick and full of corned beef. I wish there was more sauerkraut to cut through the grease and that they used a different batter! \n\nPittsburgher - a half pound hamburger patty with cheese, french fries (yes, inside!), and coleslaw. I'm actually quite embarrassed to say how much I enjoyed this, but it's true. I am a total closet fatty and if you want to put fries on my cheeseburger, so be it, no opposition over here! It was the best thing we ate all night. We added the Twisted Irish Potato to this and the only thing I could compare this to is undercooked potato chips: sad and soggy. \n\nFish & Chips - if I had known it was the same batter as the Round Reubens, I would have stayed away! They were really heavily battered and the fish didn't flake apart. In fact, they were pretty difficult to pull apart, and chew for that matter. \n\nIrish Car Bomb Brownies - I'm not much of a drinker and I could really taste the Guinness and Whiskey which turned me off of these. \n\nOverall, the food was not great and in retrospect, we ordered some really heavy stuff and should have opted for a salad as a second entree. The sweet bartender and her generous drinks along with the Pittsburgher were its saving graces. If you're craving something super deep fried or a stiff drink in the middle of the night, come visit Murphy's Law.
__label__3 I really enjoy going to Murphy's Law from time to time because this place is such a mixed bag. It's never the same bar or experience twice.\n\nYes...It's an Irish bar...But, it's an Irish bar done with a Vegas twist.\nIt's dark, and has that pub feel, but there's also a wall of tv's and more tv's everwhere you look and in the back corner of the bar there is this make shift VIP lounge with a wrap around leather couch. \nIt is a gaming bar so the machines are lined up around the bar, but there is also a separate dining section for those who have kids or those under 21 who just want to grab some food. \nThey also have a sports betting kiosk on sight, which makes it a great place to go watch a game and place your bet without getting in the lines at the casinos.\nThe service here has always been above and beyond what I'm used to in Vegas, the bartenders are really outgoing here and don't seem as pissed off to be at work as the usual places. Although, they always seem to be understaffed here no matter how many people are there, so on occasion you might have a bit of a wait time on a refill.\n\nAt the bar they have all of your Irish favorites on tap, and the happy hour special for drinks is great. Buy one get one on all drafts...not just the cheap crap. They have also been running a check in special recently where if you check in while you are there you get a shot of Jameson for $1.\nOK...so 2 Harp's for $5......Check\n1 shot of Jameson for $1.....Check\nNow I was in need of some food. They have a great happy hour menu and reverse happy hour menu late night.\n\nAs you look over the menu I have to recommend one thing: \nTHE ROUND REUBEN...What's that you ask...Well, you take the ingredient's of a reuben sandwich then you roll it into 4 or 5 balls, then batter it in the same batter you would do fish and chips, and then you deep fry those little guys and serve them with a side of Thousand Island, (and I always add a side of Buffalo sauce on the side as well as the vinegar helps cut the oily, fatty, fried taste.)\nIf you are thinking to yourself \"wow that sounds like a heart attack.\" You're right...but there are few things on this earth that go better with beer.\nI've also had their wings, and the fish and chips. I'd give the fish and chips probably 3 stars, but the wings are some of the best i've had anywhere in town.\n\nThey have a trivia night, a karaoke night (which tends to play more towards the alt rock, metal crowd) and a dozen other random nights, and events.\nSo...unless you are on ANY type of diet...give this place a try, but like I said it's a different bar every time, so who know's what you will walk into
__label__3 So before heading home to L.A. from Las Vegas, we decided to have some lunch here.\n\nSeating was quick and easy, our waitress was okay, but not sure if the whole place was ready to go, and i heard they opened a few weeks before, not sure if it was true or not, but some of those waiters were not all there.\n\nAnyhow, the salad alone took forever to get to our table, and it arrived two minutes before our meals arrived, which is not cool, we need to enjoy the salad atleast half way before our meal gets there.\n\nHad their Twisted Mac,Chicken & Cheese, and i was not disappointed at all, good lunch.\n\nJust like any Hard Rock Cafe, the feel and your surroundings are Cool.\n\nHope to stop in again once i am in Las Vegas.
__label__1 ok. im not one to get on here and completly put a company down, but this place was a disappointment. out of all of the places on the strip we decided to meet and eat here. i give 2 stars for the scenery and the rock n roll, but the rest was a disappointment. The service was not great, and the food seemed like something you would order in a diner. adult beverages were ok, but the overall experiences didnt rock it!  Sorry hard rock, but there is much better right out of your front door on the veas strip!
__label__1 great spot to launch yelp spring break. server Steven is fun and friendly.\n\n--ultimate long island. whew! heygetchabuzzon!!\n--themed cocktail double shots for yelp. yahoooo!! thankyoumayihaveanother!!\n--nice patio overlooking the tourists and costumed entertainers below\n--huge bright windows in the bar facing a gigantic puckering girl with demon fingers clutching a coke bottle. weird! smooch!\n\nbut the food... :(\n#fried jalpenos squirted full of of pink goo, crumby coat blech\n#pork belly sliders; few dry slivers inside a huge doughey roll. blech\n#tacos skewered together holding on for dear life, tortillas cakey processed blech\n#wings dry and faded, could i get some goddam bleu cheese in this bleu cheese dressing?!!!\n\nand don't forget you're in merchandising, chain restaurant hell.\n#dude strips down to try on t-shirt as you walk by. no one even flinches.\n#two-for-one shirts, and ads for the same everywhere, even handed to you in case you missed the signs\n\nthanks to steven and pals for a fun afternoon. enjoy the yelp sunglasses!
__label__1 Over priced! Terrible service! Not worth the trip- go somewhere else...
__label__4 I have always wanted to eat here. I'm glad I finally made the effort.\nIt is beautifully decorated and clean. All the staff was attentive and friendly.\n\nWhen we walked in we were greeted and offered to have our picture taken with the Hard Rock backdrop, which we did. Seated immediately, and our waitress was there quickly to get our drink order and came back with them to take our order.\n\nEveryone's food and drinks were fabulous. We had a very nice lunch and the price was well worth the food and excellent service! \n\nI had the Avocado Salad, my niece has an avocado sandwich, my daughter and her boyfriend both had burgers. Again, all the food was delicious!\n\nI recommend everyone put this place on your to do list the next time you go to Vegas. Enjoy all the memorabilia they have all over the walls, the music and videos they play that brings back memories and be sure to stop in their gift shop before you leave!
__label__0 Avoid \n\nOn the Las Vegas Strip there are a multitude of dining establishments. This is one of the worst that we have eaten at. This is the epitome of the Las Vegas tourist trap.\n\nDrinks are delightfully strong. Probably to get people buzzed enough to overlook that poor food.\n\nThe establishment itself is clean, but very loud, very expensive. The food quality is not worth the prices charged. Once past the hostess stand and give-me-money-to-take-your-picture trap the service is okay. Not spectacular but competent. \n\nThis place is not worth the time or the money. There are far better places to eat on the Strip.
__label__0 There for 10 mins at the bar waiting for a drink and some appetisers, but no one seemed to be interested in serving us..... We literally had 3 bar staff walk past us in that time, my wife and I astonished that they pretended to play with the cash register and/ or check the ink in the pens rather then serve us.... I finally walked around the bar where there was a worker and asked him if there was any chance, he gave me a pretty poor excuse saying that it was shift change and that he would be with me when they were ready, didn't look up and give me eye contact, nor the time of day....... Well, no worries mate because I won't, and will be advising all my family and friends not to, step in to a hard rock again in their life...... Worse place I gave been to travelling the states...... If I could give 0 stars, I would.....
__label__4 Johnny B was our waiter and he was great!!!  Same for the manager.  Had a great time with great service!!!!
__label__1 Cafe Myriade is a cute little coffee shop serving 49th Parallel Coffee.\n\nComing here with high expectation and was a little disappointed!\n\nBoth Americano and Cappuccino we ordered were both overly fruity to even sour.\n\nThe search of a great cup of espresso drink continues....maybe I just stuck to drinking beers!
__label__1 I don't know man. My dude and I came in here for some drinks before our reservation over at Herbs & Rye and as soon as I walked in I had a bad vibe. I thought the bartender was friendly but the crowd was pretty shifty.  A random guy came over and just started bragging about his job and the people he worked with.  A woman from across the bar kept looking over at me, even after I gave her a good stare down. \nThe best part was that 2 beers and 2 shots of Jameson came in under $10-15. \n \n I like my drinks cheap and this place did that for me, but I also like to be comfortable in my surroundings.  Not sure if I'd come back.
__label__3 This place is fun because there is always a live band playing in the evening. So if you are looking do get your dance on like you are at a wedding, then this is it. In fact, if I was getting married (too late), then I would bring the whole wedding party by here and tell them to enjoy the reception. The only problem is that it is a cash bar (and credit or room charge too)! I hate those kind of weddings (not the band part but the cash bar part). \n\nTables fill up fast but the room isn't closed off from the casino. You can always walk up with your own drink and enjoy the show. There are also slot machines within ear and eye shot.\n\nI love this place because it reminds me of Old Vegas. Every casino had musical acts playing in the bars and lounges. There was no cover all Vegas wanted was you to come in and spend money on your drinks. Now every casino has mega night clubs with Lines and VIP lists, Karaoke bars, and dueling pianos. So it is nice to see some original Vegas entertainment. I've seen this town change in the last 20 years, so I appreciate this lounge.\n\nBring the whole group and grab a table. Get a few drinks and put on those dancing shoes. This is Vegas at it's best!!!
__label__4 Just when I thought Bad Daddy's (previously Big Daddy's) couldn't get any more amazing they slightly revamp the menu and add the BAD ASS BURGER. That's a 10oz ground beef AND bacon patty with lettuce, tomato, buttermilk fried bacon, white cheddar cheese, and (i have them hold the) horseradish mayo. Add a fried egg to this and its easily one of the best burgers I have ever eaten. I mean, there's fried bacon on it and ground bacon in the burger patty! Epic, its an epic burger. \nAdd to that killer tots, awesome fried pickles, more great burgers, $2 PBR tall boys all the time, great service...I could go on and on. \nThere's a chef's special burger that changes daily. They always sound hella good so be sure to inquire about it. \nAND the beer specials definitely rival any place in town, especially the Wed Mug Night. \nIt can get busy, the max I have ever waited was 30 min on a Saturday night around 7:30. Duh, its going to be busy at that time. If you despise waiting come earlier/later and avoid the rush. \nOh, there's brunch now too! Breakfast burger on texas toast- im coming for you the next Sunday i can drag my ass outta bed by 11am.
__label__4 Great burgers, love to make my own salad. I always do the create your own small salad as a meal and it's plenty. Kids like the sliders and fried pickles. The kids love their milkshakes and I have to admit they are really good. Burgers always are cooked right and flavorful.  All of the ingredients are fresh...this is one of our go to places.  It also has a full bar and drinks that have some bang!
__label__1 The ONLY thing saving this joint from 1 star is their tater tots.  When this Ballantyne location first opened, it was our go-to burger place for juicy burgers, great apps/sides and spiked shakes.  Apparently complacency has kicked in and the last three times we have been there have been a train wreck of overcooked burgers and indifferent service.  \n\nI used to meet a friend here pretty regularly, as it was a halfway point between our homes, and we would meet early, typically on a Friday just after they open.  I don't know if the wait staff drags at 11:00 in the morning or what, but empty drinks when there are only 3 or 4 other tables sat is ridiculous.  But they had enough energy to stand around in a pack around the POS machine and chit chat (I would think having lunch with someone in a military uniform would cause service to step it up - but from a generation that thinks the world owes them a trophy for participation, I guess not).  Two of the last three times, my burger was dry and overcooked - what happened to the juicy burger that was cooked as ordered?  The last spiked shake was poorly blended and had a puddle of vodka at the bottom - how do you screw up a milkshake?  The tater tots were perfect though, super crunchy and hot.  \n\nWith the new wave of burger joints opening all over Charlotte, there is no reason to suffer through mediocre (at best) service and overcooked burgers.
__label__2 Not too bad for brunch.\nIt was good, but not AMAZING good.\nInteresting interior decoration.
__label__1 We went to Rustic Cafe today for breakfast because we saw that it had a 4 star rating.  Normally, yelpers are right in their assessments of restaurants.  This, hoewever, was not the case.  My hubby and I both got omelettes.  They were both filled with stuff, but quite greasy.  The hasbrowns on my hubby's plate were cold.  We were both frankly quite underwhelmed by this place.  The price point was good.  I am a stickler for tasty OJ at a breakfast place, thus I am taking a star away for the sole reason that the OJ was obviously from concentrate.  I don't even drink OJ from concentrate at home.  Why would I pay $3 for it?
__label__1 I've been here twice as after the first experience I decided to give them another chance before writing them off.. BOTH times had to wait ages before being shown to a table and the same for service afterwards. Second time sat at the table over ten minutes before a server arrived - never got a coffee refill either, in the end had to hunt her down and ask for one - NOT GOOD. A shame as the food was, but I like to go somewhere where I can order and enjoy my food in a reasonable amount of time and drink coffee with it. Won't be going back.
__label__2 The interior of this place passes the look test.  It's pretty nice.  Didn't even realize until later that it is affiliated with famed chef, Emeril.  Was awesome watching the game at the bar.  Did not sample the food, and drinks and bartenders pretty standard.  I give this place 4 stars in terms of the decor and look of the place.  Have to knock it down a bit because the hours were too short.  A sports bar that closes at 10 PM?  What's up with that?  There's still games going on.
__label__3 THE place to watch a sporting event in Vegas. Tons of seating and large TV's. My dream is to watch a big game here and rent a room with a pool table. Those rooms easily run a couple of thousand but one can dream. I love all the signed jerseys all over the place.
__label__0 I didn't eat here, just walked in and tried to sit down at lunch time. The people were nasty so we walked out. Plus there's a $50 minimum per person. Gotta give it to 'em - they went all the way with the ridiculous minimum.
__label__1 I had high hopes for this place.  I mean really, Emeril Lagasse and hyped as  \"the best sports experience in Las Vegas\" pumped me up for the visit.  Man was I disappointed.  The best thing I can say about this place is they have televisions at each table and just about everywhere you look.   Other than that, there is no comfort feel to this restaurant/sports book.  The menu is over priced.  Based on my experience at other Emeril locations, I expected creative twists on bar favorties.  However, there is little creativity here. The menu items are basic traditional fare with little or no \"bam\" that Emeril is famous for.  It almost seems like they slapped Emeril's name on the restaurant and added one or two pseudo emeril meal choices just to get people in the door.  I will say that it is easy to place bets here and you won't miss any of the action but I expected much much more.
__label__0 Awful. Simply awful. The bread was stale, the meat was old..  The service wasn't great and the place was empty.  What a horrible experience - Emeril should be ashamed to have his name on this place.  Three of us were there and we had the pastrami sandwich and it was very disappointing. I will not return.
__label__3 I have to admit. I really enjoyed this place. Giant sports book with regular seating, or a giant stadium with couches and chairs to watch any sport until your heart is content?Yes please!\n\nI went with a huge group of friends, so we were in the restaurant area to start. Our waiter was great as he was able to keep up with about 10 of us which can be tricky at times. \n\nAfter checking out the menu, I settled on the Shrimp po'Boy ($16). The shrimp was fried on a griddle so it had a great crunch. Seasoning was Louisiana good. The french bread said it was New Orleans style and yes it was. Soft, tasty, wonderful French bread. Totally makes a po'Boy what it is. Also on the bread was lettuce, tomato and a slightly spicy Creole mayonnaise. I'm a po'Boy snob and this totally passed my test. \n\nThey also have a full bar, but wow I was in food love, so I didn't even pay attention to it. \n\nFor a nice place to hang with friends, watch sports and eat good food, this is the place.
__label__1 Not much to see here.  Basically a sports book that sells bar food with Emerils name on it.  Has a few dishes that are creole/Cajun in style but most of the menu is what you would find at any sports bar.\n\nFood was decent, but nothing special.  Does have TVs at each table and of course the ability to wager on the games that day.  Service was good but the place was empty.\n\nBar selection was standard, has some more premium beers along with the standards, but no craft beers.  Probably would not make a special trip here.
__label__3 Good place to watch a game.  You need to make a reservation. Most tables have there own television, but there are tv clusters. It's nice to watch a game in the outdoor area by the strip. I thought the food was good. It's good bar food.
__label__2 Poor beer selection for a sports bar. No drink menu. Food is just so-so. Would easily say the food is not up to emerils standard. Worse than your typical bar food.
__label__3 One of the reasons I love It's A Grind is because they are very VERY comparative to Starbucks. I do love me some S-Bux but the pricing and the lack of free wi-fi have prompted me to look elsewhere for a coffee house experience.\n\nI would definitely give It's A Grind another star if they were open later and their specialty drinks weren't extremely overpriced.  A half coffee/half milk blended drink (small size) is $5?! Well, with that said... this is a MUCH better alternative to Coffee Rush because, well, I'll write about them in their review section...\n\nStaff is very friendly, atmosphere is comfortable, and usually I can focus well when I need to study or write a paper. Drinks are GREAT and they even offer a regular black tea: my favorite since I'm not a real avid coffee drinker! Plus it's close to the shopping center and they offer great little snacks to go with your drink. I can't recommend it enough. Go now!
__label__4 Hurry in and try this Ginger Cinnamon Latte!! I added carmel sauce and soy milk over ice in their large, a whopping 32oz size, Delish!! The flavor combination was amazing! I would drive out of my way any day for this place. \n\nTucked behind Fox and Hound Pub & Grill this coffee shop is small, but warm and inviting. The staff was very helpful and friendly, my barista even asked me to try this unusual concoction, upon pickup, to make sure I liked it. I was in love! I may have found my new coffee stop. \n\nComparable to *bucks pricing but has a much truer taste without the burnt espresso taste = worth it! They also have a convenient drive up window. (Yay! now I can pickup this coffee goodness in my pjs!)
__label__2 The search for great coffee close to home continues....\n\nStopped here on a Saturday morning. The lot was empty so we were a little scared they weren't open, but the hours on the door said otherwise. We went inside and there was one other patron finishing up breakfast and one barista training another. The staff was friendly and patient while we looked over the menu.\n\nI ordered a medium pumpkin spice iced coffee that they had advertised. My husband ordered a large one shot dirty chai. The total came to just over $11. When we received our drinks, mine was incorrect and the barista was happy to make another. \n\nAs we walked out i commented to my husband on the price. Mine was $4.95...not really sure why, and I'm still left wondering. Flavored beans, I guess. The regular iced coffee price is $3.10....that's $1.85 difference. Not worth it. Although I was happy with what I received, if I return it will be for just a plain ol' iced coffee.
__label__0 So disappointed. Not at all gluten-free friendly! Boyfriend and I had a craving for burgers. Decided that we really didn't want protein style (bun-less) but since we have GF buns surely In-N-Out would be accommodating. Nope! Major disappointment especially since the In-N-Out in Henderson has been accommodating to this same request. Blue Diamond branch, while closer to home, definitely gets 2 THUMBS DOWN!!! Horrible customer service and we will not be dining here again (then again, we didn't this time either) we really wanted burgers but were not obliged.
__label__1 The room seemed pretty impressive thanks to subdued lighting.  We started with a basket of warm bread that included an Asiago roll, walnut & cranberry bread and a French roll. We each ordered broiled walleyed pike which turned out to be slightly dry and shared a baked potato (overdone) and creamed corn.  We concluded the meal by sharing a cr\u00e8me brulee.  The creamed corn, served in a large casserole dish that was finished under a broiler, was by far the standout of this meal. On the downside, the cr\u00e8me brulee was one of the worst we have had the misfortune to eat.  \n\n04/08 20 years have passed since we last had the courage to dine at the former Roberta's, but like fine wine this restaurant has improved with age.  What it lacks in ambiance is made up by a friendly staff and moderate pricing.  Ms. Westie's 8 ounce filet, served medium rare as requested, was very good though decidedly short of prime.  My Chilean sea bass was perfectly cooked - crusty on the outside and moist inside, and accompanied by garlic mashed potatoes, a small fennel salad and saut\u00e9ed spinach.
__label__3 We went to the Flame because it earned Desert Companions best downtown steakhouse award.  And it earned it.  \n\nNow let's stArt with this: it's downtown people, it's not the strip.  It's not a celebrity chef, it's not a sparkly new hotel.  It's old Vegas and I am down with it!\n\nThe prices can't be beat for a steakhouse.  I started with the garbage salad and I highly recommend it.  It's iceberg with artichokes, kalamata olives, mozzarella and salami with a lemon vinegarette.  My friend had the wedge and the dressing was delightfully garlicky.\n\nNext came the filet mignon with bernaise.  As good as I have had.  For sides we got the Mac and cheese and onion rings.  \n\nNow, at six bucks the desserts are cheap, but next time I will skip them.  Nothing worth writing about.\n\nOn Friday there is generally a coupon in the Neon section of the paper for a free bottle of wine....take advantage!!!
__label__0 The Flame is No longer burning. This Vintage, Iconic Steakhouse has closed its doors     for good in September of 2014.\n\nConstruction has begun on a new place. So Sad.
__label__0 I'm so sad to say they are no longer here.   Not sure if they moved or went out of business but their equipment is torn out.  :(
__label__2 Quite unlike the New Town area, the Royal Mile and it's surroundings can often have a slightly grubby, cheap and seedy feel about it. There always seems to be a contingent of tramps and dossers kicking about, and while I rarely have a problem with gentlemen of the road, the hostile drunks that loiter around inside and outside of the Advocate are a fairly revolting bunch.\n\nGod knows where they come from, as property and rental prices round here aren't exactly affordable for your average benefit-dependant lush, but they do make their presence felt.
__label__2 The Advocate is located in Hunter Square, right near the junction between the Royal Mile and South / North Bridge.  It's a place I've only been to once for drinks, and I can't say that I was blown away by what it offered.  We were in there on a fairly quiet weekday evening, and the atmosphere was pleasant enough.  Drinks were of a reasonable price, and I would have totally got some food if I hadn't already eaten that evening.  Two evening meals would have been a little excessive.\n\nAnyway, this place isn't really on my radar now as a place for going out for a drink to.  I can't really comment on the alcohol beverages on offer, as I'm not a drinker, but everyone else I was with seemed to get on just fine.\n\nIt's not a hotspot for a night out, but still well worth a look in.
__label__1 What a lame store.  The employees didn't say hi to me once and were totally unhelpful.  Their dog food selection is decent but their dog toy selection is worse than PetSmart.  Too bad too because good quality pet stores are hard to find.  There has to be something else around here and I would go out of my way to find it.
__label__4 This is the first store I visited and I was SO grateful to find that they carried such an awesome variety of super healthy foods and treats made with high quality ingredients.  \n\nI've always found friendly knowledgeable people and it's a great, convenient location!  I haven't been in for a while but we loved seeing Brittnea and Kelly at this location last few times we were in.\n\nWe shop most often at the Tatum and Shea location.  Check out our review of that store for more on our experience with Choice Pet Market in the Phoenix area!
__label__2 The drinks are good, and service is spot on when the place isn't super crowded. The music can be hit or miss. Sometimes it's awesome, and sometimes not. All in all an okay place.
__label__1 This is the only pet store (that I know of) in my area that carries Grandma Mae's Country Naturals dog food - so this is the ONLY reason I go here. Otherwise, I wouldn't give this store a second thought. Their products are pretty much all overpriced. Every time I come in, the staff is so-so - not the friendliest bunch. These people seem to find it very hard to say \"hi.\" No people skills whatsoever!! One guy in there is pretty douche-y. I don't bother to find out his name. If anyone knows of another store that carries Grandma Mae's, let me know - I'd much rather go there! I'm seriously considering changing the brand I buy so these people don't ruin my outing to the pet store.
__label__4 Pei Wei has a great selection of Asian cuisine, select from various meats, including shrimp, and your choice of brown/white rice or noodles.  Their latest offering the Japanese Beef Chile Ramen is a great new addition to the varieties offered and another sign of their commitment to quality food.
__label__2 The equipment is well maintained and the place is always clean. The downside is a general lack of choices in the area so it's always crowded and it's often impossible to get a treadmill and have a routine on machines. I don't have a lot of time and this poses a bit of a problem. It's a good gym, but I wouldn't necessarily recommend it to a friend.
__label__3 Who.\n\nWho.\n\nWho hasn't been yet, and why?
__label__2 I would give The Green Owl 4-5 stars for their food, but unfortunately their service really knocks them down. I came here with my boyfriend last week. After we were seated, it took us a little while to flag down our waitress so that we could order. We split an order of crabby cakes; my boyfriend ordered a bowl of chili with sour cream and cornbread, and I ordered the \"meatball\" sub with kale chips as a side. The crabby cakes came out very quickly, and they were covered with a delicious creamy sauce. We instantly devoured them. My boyfriend is a meat-eating tofu hater, and even he enjoyed these. Upon bringing out the crabby cakes, our waitress told us that our entrees should be out \"very soon.\"\n\nOur food didn't arrive for another 40 minutes, and our waitress never stopped by to assure us that it was on its way or to explain what was causing the delay. Oh well. The food, once it did get to our table, was delicious. My sandwich was piping hot, the bread roll was crispy, and the eggplant meatballs held up well in the sandwich (they weren't mushy) and were flavorful.\n\nI would've liked to try a dessert, but $6 for an average sized portion was a little too steep. \n\nI will probably come back to the Green Owl. Even though the service is lacking, there are so many more items on the menu I'd like to try!
__label__4 Mrs. A..... I have read the \"Complaint\" that you have wrote and I have come to this conclusion.... You are NOT keeping it real, you are just the bitter \"ex-worker\" who got fired... I find this VERY unprofessional of you. I'm not going to go back and forth with you, but because you posted your childish complaint with my name, I felt the NEED to reply. - Keep this in mind - \"To Each is his own\" - My experience, If you want some good soul food, great atmosphere, good owner as well as servers and cooks... Go to EllaEm's and try it out for yourself....\n\n*Be aware of bitter ex-servers, they'll sabotage anything... Smoooccchheeezz!
__label__1 I went for lunch on Thursday afternoon and the place was packed! Great sign, usually, so my giddiness continued as I waited for my friend and hungrily watched other patrons place their orders and receive their lunches. The place is cute, clean, and comfortable. There were two large parties (one leaving, one ordering) when I came in. All in all a good vibe, good music in the background that still allowed for conversation, and smiles abound. I was excited!\n\nIt pretty much ended there. I really, really, really wanted to like this place. I would have preferred to have loved this place, but I would have settled for an \"I love you, but not in THAT way\" sort of conversation here. \n\nAlas, I am not sure I want a second date.\n\nFirst: The service was VERY slow. Yes, it's a small place. And mostly it was service with a smile. But it was slow. We all but flagged the waiter down to order our drinks. And then again to order lunch. He kept pointing out how slammed they were. I could see it, I sort of get it, but then there should be more help on the floor. He was genuinely kind and happy to help us, but it doesn't make up for the fact that once both of us were seated, it took 15 minutes-plus to finally let them know what we wanted to eat. Add to that the wait for the food itself? My hour lunch was approaching an hour and I hadn't had anything to eat yet.\n\nNever got a drink refill. Had to ask for silverware. Getting the to-go boxes (I took those greens to go!) and the checks was OK, but then had to wait for the payments to be processed while watching the waiter do other things.\n\nOK, OK, there were SOME good points.\n\nHere we go... food. I decided to try the liver and onions. You get to choose three (huge portions here!) sides. I went with mac and cheese, collard greens, and fried cabbage. (Oy, I did not come here expecting to adhere to any diet, that's for sure!)\n\nThe large portion of liver was cooked perfectly but the cut was off. Too much connective tissue running through it. I'd rather smaller pieces cut away from the parts you can't chew/eat. It had a hint of a breading/coating on it that was not bad, not over the top. But I had a small bit where it was all flour. No bueno.\n\nThe collard greens were the best ever. Seriously. Eat them. (Insert \"Eat All The Greens! meme here.)\n\nThe mac was good, definitely homemade. I only tasted it because pasta is not my friend, but the flavors and composition were really decent. Not amazing, but decent.\n\nThe cabbage was, against all odds, really great. Too oily/buttery for MY tastes, but still managing not to be wilted and brown; it was bright, a tad crisp. Surprisingly good but slightly over on the grease scale for MY tastes (trying to be fair... it is, after all, \"fried cabbage!\").\n\nS's massive portion of meatloaf with rice with gravy were good, she said, though the yams were a tad on the raw side. She also had the mac and agreed: good, yes, tasty, but nothing to write home about. (To go box for the food here, too, so that says a little something.)\n\nAnother thing I didn't love? The photos on the menu didn't seem to totally match the food. Not just like, \"hey, mine doesn't look like that,\" but in a \"they don't even offer that on their menu!\" sort of way. I felt cheated that I couldn't order cole slaw or green beans, even though they were so prominently displayed.\n\nHuge portions of mostly OK-ish food. Smiley but slooooow service. Prices are fine based on portions, but when it's just OK? *sigh* \n\nJust not excited about a return trip.
__label__2 These state employees don't necessarily like their job, but they did a great job of helping me out. \n\nI just moved to the state and required a change of residency. I have no car here yet so a drivers license wasn't a necessity, but it would have been nice to have already. Unfortunately, proof of insurance specifically for this state is necessary to do that. State ID it was then. The lady at the front (I didn't grab her name) was very  kind and accommodating for my noob questioning of changing state ID's. The line, although around the room, moved very quickly.It's a lot faster than what I'm used to from Chicago/Illinois DMV lines.\n\nOverall, if you have all your required paper work with you,  it is a fair experience got being a thing of necessity. Props to the kind lady in the beige cardigan up front!
__label__4 I walked into Nadia Salon one afternoon after Mint Salon on Ellsworth gave me the world's worst ombre.  I asked if I might be able to make a color consultation appointment to get it fixed. Lee introduced himself and said he would be able to in a little bit. They were kinda busy so Lee gave me some cool books on hair color to browse while I waited.  \n\nShortly after, he sat me down in front of the mirror and validated my concerns about my hair color.  I felt so relieved.  He was super sweet and clearly knew what he was doing. We encountered some problems (my hair reacted strangely to the bleach and turned blue/green) but he was patient and determined to make it better, which he did. It was quite a process. I was there pretty much all day. But it was so so so worth it. I really can't thank Lee enough for making my hair look and feel a million times better! lee, you're my hero!\n\nAlso, the vibe in that place is really cool and refreshing. It's got a rock n roll theme going on but still maintains an air of sophistication. I saw some reviews that said it was dirty-- it definitely was not dirty when I was there.
__label__0 It's 2 for 1 review day!  I can't review the Walmart without reviewing the McDonald's that resides inside.  And boy is it some tantalizing stuff.\n\nI try not to give too many 1-star reviews but this McDonald's so deserves it.  I hardly frequent a McDonald's at all (although this is my second McDonald's review in less than a week) but I need to let the peeps in on this one.  No Yelper should go unwarned.  \n\nOf course I came to McDonald's since I have those coupons for their new contraption, the McWrap.  Which when I pronounce very fast and in my Scottish accent sounds much like 'McCrap'.  After my second go round with this thing, I have made up my mind it is decidedly so.  I need to write McDonald's execs to change the name on this thing immediately.\n\nMy coupon for the day was buy a medium fries and a medium drink, get a McWrap of your choice for FREE.  I have a hard time resisting free.  I'm here to tell you...WORST ALMOST FREE MEAL OF MY LIFE!!!  Seriously.\n\nIt was the tail end of lunchtime so the line was still a bit busy.  I patiently waited for almost 10 minutes...which is like forever in McDonald's time.  At least two folks left the line while I was there.  I know it's not McDonald's fault, but the couple in front of me took up majority of the line space because they were in motorized wheelchairs.  And they were very loud.  This doesn't bother me much.  But...they were also very stinky.  Yes, stinky.  I have no problem with stinky in most cases (I occasionally help the homeless so I know) but the guy in front of me hadn't washed in DAYS if I were to guess.  To each his own, and I know it's almost summer so I know we all want to save water...but DAMN.  If I get a whiff and I have to take a step back?  You might be S-T-I-N-K-Y.  But who am I to judge?  I took a big step back and waited my turn.  Free is the motivation here.  I finally get up there to the McDonald's cashier and present my coupon to the guy.  He takes a look at it and says 'We don't usually take the promo coupons at this location but we'll let you use it.\"  Then he proceeds to put the coupon onto a stack of...more coupons!  Mind boggling to say the least.  He takes my order of a medium fries and medium drink, asks me what type of McWrap I want (Grilled Chicken & Bacon) and rings me up.  $2.91 later I'm given my receipt and asked to wait for my number to be called.\n\nI wait.  And wait.  #1!  #2!  #3!  #5!  #6!  #7!  #8!  Obviously I'm #4 and 10 minutes later I am still waiting.  Honestly, what the Hell are you guys doing back there?  Mixing the masa for my fresh pressed tortilla?  Feathering a chicken?  Perhaps ripening a tomato?  I ask the McDonald's runner and he tells me, \"We're waiting for your McWrap.\"  Of course.\n\nAt this point I'm almost running late to be back at work, so the minute I get my order I bolt back to the office and have lunch at my desk.  Thankfully I'm only three minutes away.  I really, really should have just gone to the vending machine or eaten my stash of Reese's chocolate peanut butter eggs from last Easter.  Talk about disappointment!  I take out my McWrap from my bag and lay down the box of fries on my desk.  I continue working while munching away on what is supposed to be McDonald's claim to fame.  Their golden fries.  I bite into one, eh a bit stale.  I bit into another one, eh not enough salt.  I bite into yet another one, eh cold??  I look down, and whaddaya know?  My damn fry is not even barely cooked!  White like Olivia Wilde in the winter.  I look through the entire box and find at least half a dozen fries not cooked properly!  Not golden brown!  Not delicious!  Barely out of their frozen state, and just limp.  Not acceptable!  Please check my pic for proof of this travesty.  McDonald's not doing their fries right is like IKEA not serving their Swedish Meatballs with gravy.  NO BUENO.\n\nAfter getting over this somewhat I finally hit my stride to go on to my Grilled Chicken & Bacon McWrap.  Wow, talk about lightning striking twice.  This thing was lifeless!  After unwrapping this beast (the box is still the best part about this McWrap), I could just tell something was off.  Tortilla was already showing signs of being soggy way too long.  The chicken peeking out of the top was not looking tip top shape either.  After some hesitation, I took a bite.  UGH I say, UGH!  Freshness was not part of the gameplan for this McDonald's today.  All cold and soggy!  And upon all, my McWrap wasn't built correctly!  Instead of having Spring Mix like it's supposed to, there was plain old shredded iceberg lettuce!  And my bacon was missing!  In the words of our Lord Darth Vader....NOOOOOOOO!  It was McCrap through & through.  Totally upset over this one.  I have picture proof of this travesty of gourmet eats as well.  \n\nMcDonald's you have pissed off the wrong fatty.  I will definitely be calling your hotline to complain about this one for sure.  Knowing my luck I'll get a coupon for a free McWrap.  CRAP.
__label__2 Cafe has new owners that are very nice as well as the staff.  We ordered burgers, fries, salads, and grilled ham and cheese sandwich.  All were delicious!
__label__4 Staff is friendly and recognize you.  Great food and nice atmosphere.  Not fancy, but prefer that to a dress up type place.  Love taking family there as they can have pancakes and I can have gluten free French toast.  Wow!  Being GF sucks (food allergy not a preference), but places like this make me feel normal again.  Now a regular place we go for breakfast since moving to QC from Sacramento a month ago.   Thank you!
__label__1 I hate how they just stand around and let you bag your own stuff, even when they're not actually DOING anything!
__label__0 FRESH & EASY has become a JOKE!!!! Advertising \"Specials\" that are Nonexistent. I've just developed a New \"Pet-Peeve\" Stores(Fresh & Easy) that don't give \"Rain-Checks\" for Out-of-Stock items (Advertised Specials) and then when they are OFF SALE they magically reappear on the shelf. But you can pay FULL PRICE again. Example - Tri-Tip Steak Sale $2.99 if you scout around(call) half a dozen stores and find one. Same, Pineapple .99 cents but they're OUT OF STOCK!!! Oh, but they just arrived again...Yay if you want to pay $2.99 and the MANAGER said \"TOUGH LUCK DUDE....RAIN-CHECKS are NOT OUR POLIC\"Y!!! Wow that's a real quote... I'm back to driving a little bit further to Trader Joes where they have some respect for their LOYAL customers!!!!! So, GOOODBYE FRESH-N-EASY I was a LOYALcustomer but now when your stores get boarded up and turn into Trader Joe's or another worthy competitor I won't shed a tear for the FRESH & EASY CORPORATION!!! BYE BYE \"DUDE\" !!!
__label__3 this is a very very very nice place.\n\nGo there quite often as I work close. They have some stuff here I havent found elsehwere..\n\nBubble Tea and Hong Kong Milk Tea.  Very Nice and unusual.  \n\nHouse made pastries.   yummy\n\nKiller Breakfast Burritos.  Pricing is really good at this place too.\n\nThe people I know who go there keep going because it just a great place to have close by.\n\nProbably go get a turkey sausage or chorizo burrito tomorrow...
__label__3 Good stuff.  Unusual, for me anyway, but always enjoy trying something different.\nI've never ordered anything from here but what they have on the shelves has been tasty and fresh.\nWe've had breakfast or lunch her on a few occasions and that's good.  Nothing fancy though.\nOne thing about this place is it's very small.  Like maybe two tables that seat four and maybe a two top too.
__label__3 If it weren't for Yelptern Izzy D and a Monroe-ish Street meeting we had scheduled, I probably would have never come across this place. Glad I did though... glad I did. \n\nI have yet to chow down so I can't speak to their eats... I'll surely nab some nosh and let you know. What I CAN tell you is that the interior is awesome. Super chill, super quirky, but super quaint, so not the place to meet 10 of your besties for coffee. There are two sides, I like the side you enter on because I think it's a bit more active and I dig the furniture sitch. Staff is so welcoming, informative, and isn't quick to rush you out if you're working for a while. Java is solid. \n\nBonus points for having live music every night 5-6. This is what their sign says, this is what their staff says, though I haven't been for tunes yet. \n\nFood and tunes anyone? Let's go!
__label__4 Here in Edinburgh on vacation and was checking out the Yelp Reviews.  Thank you all for your Oink recommendation.  Juicy and wonderful with the Spicy Cheese and Apple Sauce.  It dripped down my jacket but I didn't care.  Will go again tomorrow.  Thank you Yelpers.
__label__0 Visited Oink while living in Scotland a couple years back and to this day I am still upset at how I was treated.  We ordered their delicious sandwiches - but my cousin asked for extra sauce because her sandwich was a little dry for her taste - she even offered to pay before finishing her sentence. The manager (or owner) was so upset by this - she said \"you Americans - always wanting more\" and then went on a rant about how entitled we are.  We were stunned.  I told her that was an incredibly rude thing to say and she said we weren't welcome back. By far the most awful dining experience I'v ever had. I called later and asked to have my complaint to management addressed - never happened (which is why I assume the person who helped was a manager). Business does not care about their customers.  Disappointing to this day.
__label__4 i thought this place was phenomenal. i was staying at the westin and got in around 9 pm. my american iphone was not working and i refused to pay $15/mb of service to yelp an open restaurant. i walked around and everything was either closed or called burger king.\n\nso i wanted to try something different. and man oh man....this place was awesome.\n\nso here's what i got: \n\nroast atlantic black bass & crispy rock shrimp with roasted onion and \nporcini risotto, truffle butter sauce\n\nare you honestly going to tell me that that doesn't sound good? unless you don't like seafood, mushrooms, or good food, then yeah, i can imagine you wouldn't like this dish. nor will you like 42% of restaurants on yelp.\n\nyes, it's a little pricey, but so are movies that everyone goes to, cars that everyone drives, houses people own, or awesome meals like this. BOOOOOM KNOWLEDGE DROPPED.\n\nthis was my first time to french canada, and this place i will always remember.
__label__1 Sub Par for a Westin restaurant, breakfast buffet was free which was the correct price.
__label__0 Horrible!!!!  I had an appointment for months for a cut and highlight and I called them  the day of the appointment to confirm because I never received a confirmation cell the day before.  The receptionist Jessica, was completely rude and said my hairstylist called in and she was just getting around to calling me ( the salon had already been open for 2 hours). She made no effort to try to squeeze me in or apologize but just said there was nothing she could do.  I have a 2 year old and a very busy schedule and can't just pop in to get my hair done.  I would think with as many salons as there are in Scottsdale that they would do their best to accomodate their current customers.  I will NEVER go back!!
__label__2 They didn't get the right cigarettes I ordered & for the delivery fee it was quite frustrating but they did get here fast
__label__1 This review is pertaining to service.\n\nI bought a Streetglide at another shop last year and decided to do modifications. I spent about $3,000 just on parts and service including pipes. \n\nI was saving to buy a house and didn't want to use the money at the time but was talked into it because they said they could give me a discount on the parts. \n\nI took the service manager's (Mike) suggestion to have them put a set of pipes on for which I had no prior personal experience with the pipes of the service manager.  I thought at the time that they would know better than I would.  I was wrong.  Always follow your gut feeling.!  \n\nI noticed popping after the pipes were installed. I had told them I had had issues with popping on other non-Harley bikes and definintely didin't want that to happen.  I was sure to state this before I bought the pipes. After going back at least 4-5 times for the same issue and being told that the popping shouldn't be an issue because that's just what Thunder Headers do  by the service manager, I finally went to the Manager of the store.  *I do have to say that Mark, the manager was good about asking what they could do and offered to put other mufflers on the bike.*  However, when I asked the service manager about changing out the mufflers, I was told that all others would still pop.  I chose instead to have another mechanic tune the bike.  \n\nI still have popping after all of this.  I called the dealership about a month ago to let them know it was still a problem because they had told me to call them and let them know.  They told me they wanted me to be happy.  Well, not so much!\n\nI suggest to anyone that is considering going there and making modifications that you get a second opinion.  Don't assume that because they are at Harley, they know your bike or know what is going to work.\n\nIt's very disappointing because I chose a Harley shop rather than other people I was referred to worrying that they might not do a good job.
__label__3 I've done a few haunted tours and this was one of the best. A 3 hour tour around Vegas is worth the $50. Seeing where Tupac was shot, stopping to see where some pioneers were murdered and the all the hotel horror stories were great. The seance was cheesy but it was still entertaining. That and the people who thought it was real. C'mon people. It's worth the time and money if you like this type of entertainment.
__label__2 There lack of consistency bothers me... when everything is done correctly I love it but over half the time my foccacia is different. Either no meat in the end pieces, chewy chicken (sometimes tastes microwaved) or bad service. The appetizer should be served before the entree! \n\nWhen they're on they are one of my favorite spots but I now second guess going more often than not because I never know which Zipps is gonna show up.
__label__1 For the good: beer is cold, great TV's and the food is not bad BUT for the service OMG every single time it gets worse and worse. It is TERRIBLE and every time we go there are new servers. I have been told many times the turnover of employees is because the management is awful and they treat their employees BAD!!!!!  Time to STOP supporting This place especially because there are SO many great sports bars with great staff!!!!!
__label__0 Used to go here all the time. Until one day the young girl that did my eyebrows was rude. She didnt even ask me how I wanted them. And then to top it off, told me that there was only a student discount for UNLV students. CSN takes green money just like everyone else. Money that this place won't be getting.
__label__1 went on a sunday afternoon. only one lady working. she wasn't the friendliest of people. nor was the place very clean ...or at least it didn't look very clean to me. it was $10 for eyebrows and $5 extra for lip. (yes i got that mo going once in a while). \ncost--- not used to paying that much. back in so cal (spoiled little india) threading for brow and lips only $11. \nservice-- was quick however didn't get that ointment to soothe the sting from the threading. my eyebrows are nice but my male friends eyebrows come out a bit to fem.... im guessing she doesn't get many male clients. \ni dont think i'll be going back.... time too look again for a brow place. had hopes for this one.
__label__2 The BBQ is decent, depending on what you get (the brisket is meh, the chicken is pretty good, the ribs are decent).  The Saturday college football viewing is nice.  The service is friendly, even when your kids are making a huge mess.  It's definitely going in the Saturday afternoon rotation.
__label__0 Where do I begin?\n\nLong ago I remember \"Tom's BBQ\" at Alma School and Warner.  It was decent.  Until San Tan BBQ came to town it was my favorite.  (Then San Tan closed and I discovered Joe's!!)  Tom's long-since left the place I remember.  Well, we were in the area of Chandler Heights and Gilbert tonight and thought \"why not?\".  So we stopped in.  After all, Yelp showed 3 stars.\n\nWhen we entered the place was packed.  Good sign, I'm thinking.  We were seated promptly, and the waitress came by quickly.  She wasn't much for chatting, but she was friendly and professional.\n\nI ordered the pulled pork sandwich, my wife had the brisket sandwich.  We were very surprised how quickly the food came.  We both tried our beans first.  They were...OK.  Not really good, but not really bad either.  I removed the top bun because it seemed so small, but the meat was piled respectably thick.  Fine.  Put the bun back and take a bite.\n\nThis is where it goes wrong.\n\nThe meat was very tender.  That's about the best I can say about it.  The sauce was like a generic grocery store sauce.  Not bad, but not really good.  The meat seemed like it had been boiled, and then some sort of smoke flavor added.  It was nasty.  The \"smoke\" flavor was not right, and not good.  Almost like a burned flavor, but not quite that either.  The after-taste of that flavor lingered about an hour after we left.  (What is that?!)  Compare and contrast to either Dave's or Joe's (both of which are good, though Joe's is much better).\n\nMy wife's brisket sandwich was no better.  Well, maybe a little better.  She said it also seemed like it had been boiled, but there was no smoke flavor at all (so she didn't have to deal with the after-taste like I did).  She was, however, a bit nauseated until after we got home.  I understand...my stomach felt like I had just had a Big Mac (that always leaves me a little queasy with the feeling of a rock in my stomach).\n\nIt was further, but we should have gone to Liberty Market instead.  We thought about it, almost did it, but this was closer.  Bad choice.  Never again.
__label__0 I got a slightly bad feeling when I walked in to pick up our carry out order. It smelled like sewage!  There were three servers chit chatting in the front and one quickly pointed to the bar when I told the I was picking up. The small bar was fairly full, and lots of conversations going on. I had to stand behind two people who were really involved in conversation and I was practically on top of them and awkward. The bar tender didn't acknowledge me for a few minutes even though she looked right at me. Finally she grabbed my order and was super rude. She was definitely having a bad day.  The place was empty other than the bar, and I don't know why they don't use the servers who aren't busy to take care of the carry out orders!?\n\nFinally got home with the food.  Wow.  My husband opened his Jumbo Smoked Chicken dinner.  It was quite small, and just unappealing altogether.  Posted a photo of it, check it out.  The taste was like \"rubbery ham\".  GROSS.  Next I opened my smoked chicken breast sandwich.  Bun = hard, meat = full of fat chunks and gristle, sauce = the cheapest bottle at the store . Had to take off more than half of the \"meat\".  You can get better meat in precooked packages at the grocery store.  \n\nI will never eat here again and can not believe people go here at all.  NASTY.
__label__4 OK I'm getting straight to the point Ciao Ciao's is as good as it gets.  This pizza joint leaves you 100% completely satisfied in every aspect of your dinning experience.  The ambiance is fun and unpretentious, the service is friendly and helpful, and last but not least the food was absolutely amazing.  Ciao Ciao's has earned my loyalty. I will only eat pizza here from now on, and considering I live 13 miles away from Ciao Ciao's that's saying a lot. \n\nNow how do I even begin to describe the one delicious brick oven fired rich meaty concoction that will forever plague me with an eternal raging hunger erection. How can words even do justice in accurately portraying the rich creamy clouds of ricotta cheese, the carnivorous festival of pepperoni, sausage, and meatballs layered about providing you with a new and exciting flavor combination with every single bite. The fact of the matter is, that I can't. I can't begin to describe how truly good this pizza really is. The only thing you can do is experience it for yourself. Drop whatever it is that you are doing right now.  Go to Ciao Ciao, order a pie, and insert it into that large flapping hole in your face with the lips and teeth and go ....MMMMMMM.\n\nCiao Ciao is the best place to get pizza in Las Vegas period.
__label__4 The food was so delicious! We ordered 5 pasta dishes and I large pizza! The service was even better! We all left full and happy and don't leave without trying the gelato.
__label__2 As a patron who's never attended this place on a weekend, I've never had to pay an $8 cover charge. It is a brand spanking new establishment though and isn't that unisex bathroom with the raised sinks worth the ridiculous cover charge?\n\nIn addition to the unisex bathroom, which works rather well, I've never seen bleachers in a nightclub either. They escalate to the right of the dancefloor and make for good seating.\n\nThis is really a Scotttsdale looking club stuck in the middle of Indian School 7th Avenueish Phoenix. It's a bit out of place, but I think it's trying to appeal to a niche crowd and not an Old Town crowd. \nI think it's slowly becoming the new Palazzo/Transylvania. \n\nThe DeeJay booth is perched above the bar. If you want to put in a request you may have to text it to him because going behind the bar, much less up the stairs, is prohibited. \n\nWednesdays are getting more and more crowded. I'm going to have to check it out on a different night to give it a true review, but I wouldn't pay $8 to go in there on any night unless there was a recognizeable live performer inside.\n\nStill, a creative, modern design makes this place intruiging and the sunken dancefloor with elevated spaces for the \"look at me\" crowd is appealing.
__label__4 I love this place for dancing; the music on Sat for Doom Disco is spot on!  The attitude is refreshing, a live and let live bunch of folks... It's a little hard to find if you haven't been there/ look for a lit up red sign in the window/ have fun and dance your ass off!
__label__1 Sanctum is memorable but not my cup of tea. I liked the music but it is too loud to have a conversation. The venue was very hypnotic but also impersonal. \n\nThe dance floor is too small to do anything but free-style but that doesn't matter because nobody there seems to know how to dance -- and they don't care anyway. The point of dancing at the Sanctum is to wriggle for hours to the unending techno beat. The interior is dark with flashy strobe lights, which gives anonymity to everyone there. It's great for people who are self conscious because people flash in and out of our universe into different dimensions.\n\nI don't know how people manage to hook up there but I'm sure they find ways to do it. It proves that you don't need conversation to procreate. Sexual pre.ference makes no difference at Sanctum as there are all manner of persuasions that come there. \n\nI enjoyed sitting in the stadium seating to watch two lesbians who put on a stunning duet of free style dancing. Their sexuality felt very liberating.\n\nRestrooms are cool and the gothic art is worth seeing at least once.\n\nI had a drink that was spiked with plenty of alcohol. I have read many reviews saying the drinks were watered down but based on my sample of one they are strong enough to get the job done.\n\nDon't forget to take your ecstacy before you come.
__label__4 I love this place and look forward to grocery shopping here whenever I can.  Things I like:   Their prices, the produce, all of their Fresh and Easy brand products and other things I'm used to and love.   Great quality products that I love at the prices that I love.
__label__0 I think they changed the owner or something.  I used to like this place, but today i bought sweet and sour chicken, it smelled so weird.  Like something is just not right (old ingredients? or old rice?).  This is my first time writing a review online and this restaurant deserve my time so that i can warn everyone about this place.  Save your time and money, and maybe your health by avoiding this place.  It used to be a good restaurant, not anymore.
__label__3 I had a craving for Thai food and decided to try this place after checking in with Yelp.  I ordered takeout, had a shrimp pad thai and the chicken drunken noodles, both at level 3 spicy (from 1-4 where 4 is spiciest).  I thought that both dishes were pretty good although I am accustomed to eating spicy food and would not recommend a higher level than 2 for your average foodie. I liked the drunken noodles more than the pad thai -- it was full of flavor and made better by the abundance of thai basil in it.  The only thing that would made it really stellar was if the noodles (chow fun noodles) were a little less soft and more al dente.  But that could be because i ate it 15 mins later and not right at the restaurant so it was soft, and broken up -- just a personal preference, dish was still good.  The pad thai was also good and I might be in the minority here but I do not like too sweet of a pad thai.  Thank goodness, it was not too sweet, a little bit tangy and just right!  I really like the pad thai.  Service was very friendly.  I would go back.
__label__3 The drunken noodles..... Get them now. \n\nThe restaurant owner is very nice and you can tell he loves what he does. Now don't let the layout throw you. It may not be the fanciest but the noodles are goooood. We ll be back. \n\nPrice 3.5/5 average \nAtmosphere 3/5 \nFood 5/5
__label__1 I miss donuts so much and must say this place was so disappointing.  I don't want to have political chat when trying to get my donut grub on and don't want to hear crap about how corporate america is taking over and the new giant eagle in robinson has copied....blah blah bla blah bl blah!  Shut up man!  Oh and they are overpriced.  The thing is they are good but can we get a nice donut shop in the strip where we don't have to hear about this stuff on a nice sunny morning.  Come on now.....WTF!?  Please lower the cost and shut the hell up!
__label__0 The donuts were meh, but local, until I got an earful of political garbage, I feel a restaurant is a poor forum for political banter, whatever your opinion. It seems like a great business model, small space, great smell, capturing a liberal market they're not a part of, low overhead, and high return (even better if their company car is biodiesel, which if it's not, then it should be) if their donuts can stop being so mediocre I might raise my review. I'll keep an eye out for the yelp score to jump a little, then I'll go back.
__label__1 Pros: Credit for the creativity (although seems like a lot of Voodoo wannabes out there) and I actually like the small size.\n\nCons: Price.......$7.50 for a 1/2 doz of mini donuts? You gotta be kidding me!\n\nOverall a nice indulgence and a cool independent biz but priced too high for me to be much of a repeat customer.
__label__2 This review is based solely on Sandbar as a nightlife spot, I didn't eat there, just drank, heavily, and danced, heavily, and based on my few moments of clarity between shots these are my thoughts....\n\nSandbar offers some great music and a dance floor to get your groove on.  It's only been open a week so it was packed! If you don't get there before 10 pm expect to wait in a long line and not find a table to park your drinks at.  The ambience is very cool and it is pretty big, there actually are a lot of tables both inside and out. There are 4 cabanas on the outside patio that you can reserve if you have a large group and promise to spend at least $300, which is very easy to do with a large group. The sand and small pool are a nice touch, I did get a little sand in my shoes but didn't mind one bit. The dance floor isn't huge but it doesn't get too packed we always found a spot to comfortably shake our groove things, the DJ plays hip hop, some rock and even a little country while they show the videos on the flat screens, they even played SNL's digital short On a Boat with Andy Samberg & T-Pain which is very danceable and very hilarious.  \n\nNow we did have a few issues but I think it's based on the fact that this place is new and so so packed and management did try to make amends so I'm not going to knock them too much for it. It was my sister's birthday so we called in advance to reserve a cabana for the night but then they called us back a day later and said they had actually overbooked so we no longer had the cabana, we then made reservations for dinner but once we got there they did not have a spot for us to sit, they had anticipated another big party would leave before we got there and they did not, so we had to go somewhere else for food, but the manager offered my sister free drinks when we came back later and they did reserve us some high tops by the dance floor when we came back so that was nice. We never had to wait too long for our waitress to come back around and offer more drinks either, another plus.\n\nAlso because it is so packed there is more of a possibility of having a few knucklheads in the crowd, we actually saw a fight early in the night, small and squashed quickly. Then later in the evening some drunky tried to fight a guy in our group, I think this drunky had little man complex and he was in the crowd and he bumped into our friend at the same time that someone else bumped into him so he thought our friend purposely bumped him. Our friend was actually the designated driver so he was completely sober and the drunk 5 foot tall guy tried to fight the sober 6 foot tall guy who kept telling him to walk away, which he did, only to come back later with his 5 1/2 foot tall friend to avenge him. It was all stupid and the management could see that it was just two drunk guys trying to prove they weren't scared of the big guy and they kicked the knuckleheads out and let us stay.  The night was saved and we actually stayed until the last song at 2 a.m. chit chatting and dancing the night away.\n\nI will definitely go back, maybe not for a few weeks when it isn't so crowded but with it being one of the few dance spots in Chandler this probably won't happen any time soon, which is good for them. We went on a Saturday but I've heard Friday is just as packed.
__label__1 The food here is blah. I'd rather eat tacos from a dozen places I pass on the way here... The bar atmosphere is crowded on weekends... standing room only in fact. Drinks are okay, lots of TVs to go with the fake beachy vibe. The music was not my groove but did observe some hilarious drunk dancing that was the most entertainment to be had... If I am invited to yet another birthday bash here, I may or may not decide to come.
__label__0 The douchy wanna-be Scottsdale type waiter took forever to get to our table. He's all grins to the cute girls at our table and won't acknowledge any guy. I could see one of the managers sitting at the bar drinking. Probably off her shift, but she's there in her spare time?  Seen other of their staff hanging out drinking too.  Maybe it's just me, but it feels awkward to be around that.  It also probably explains why their service sucks, because their employees treat the place as their personal hang out instead of their place of work.  Also, the music was loud and spazzy. I appreciate a good mash-up too, but this stuff was just painful and obnoxious. \n\nMy guess is that the only reason this place gets business is because it's the only game in town for the Chandler/Ahwatukee area. I don't know too many people that actually enjoy going here, but it's probably the lesser of two evils (instead of driving to Scottsdale). PLEASE let there be more competition for a good bar/nightclub in this area!
__label__0 Hated the food! Hated the stomach issues! Hated the prices!! 12 bucks for tacos with no flavor and rice that......well cant explain that one. Thank god i did not have the beans also or i may still be on the toilet. I saw many reviews on the party vibe and they are right. If you want to come for the drinks with friends this is your place. My wife and i thought after seeing the menu to bolt but we didn't. And both of our stomaches and wallet payed the price.
__label__1 A friend and I sat at the bar for lunch. We had the baja tacos. 3 battered tacos with rice and black beans. The tacos were very good- the flour tortilla seemed home made. Overall, we were fairly impressed with the food. It is the service that left us unimpressed. The girl behind the bar was more interested in talking to her friends than serving us.  I had to flag her down, first, to get a menu, and then to order, and then to get a refill on my empty ice tea. After I asked her for an ice tea refill, she then actually went back over to the guy she was talking to and actually\nfinished her story - before getting the refill.  She tried to force a couple smiles to save things once she knew we were not happy with her service, but mostly acted like she wanted no part of being there. We were finished, and then waited at least 10 minutes for her finally to ask if we needed our ticket. Then she gave us the wrong ticket.... These type of people do not belong as the main bartender - they can definitely ruin your business.  Tacos and 2 ice teas with tip (which honestly she did not deserve) was $40. Next time, I will go to Rubio's...
__label__4 I love going to this place they have good drinks, good music, tons of parking and a overall good vibe. If you are looking for a place to do a little dancing, drinking and mingling come here.
__label__3 Perfect place for small children!!! Your leather lunged kid could scream and scream and scream, and would simply blend in with non-stop din of the other small kids and blaring televisions. Just like the  departure lounge going to Orlando at an airport!! The food is made for children, frozen boneless chicken fingers and fries, just like at home. Kids can and do wipe their hands on all surfaces available, so you don't even have to think about cleaning up after them. Everything is really, really sticky! Many families have found this place to be excellent, they fill the place. Bon Appetit!!
__label__3 Delicious latte! It is a great asset to this neighborhood and I wish there were more independently owned coffee houses near me. \n\nThe employee was friendly, the atmosphere was just right, and it's in a great location. Yes, the parking is a bit tricky. Take Julia S.'s advice and park on the street.
__label__4 Quality you can count on!  \n\nI'm sure this slogan is being or has been used by someone else, but it rings true at this establishment.  \n\nBeing an espresso drinker, I've tasted bad, burnt, awful espresso, here's looking at you Charbucks, but Central Coffee is none of the above.  Their espresso is rich, fresh, clean, satisfying and rivals the best I've ever had (Caff\u00e9 Ladro).  On occasion I'll get the \"Shorty\" which has one shot, frothed milk, and a shot of vanilla; it's a great drink when I'm looking for something different but still want the pick me up.  Stop by on the weekend (8-12) when they offer a hot out of the oven veggie quiche and breakfast casserole; I'll vouch for the breakfast casserole.  And don't miss out on their Wednesday pound coffee deal, 15% off each pound purchased.  Stop throwing your money away on convenience (Starbucks) and try something new and something your taste buds will appreciate CENTRAL COFFEE, you won't regret it.
__label__0 I've been here only a few times and the staff was really rude all of the times. Today they crossed the line when they refused to refill my drink with the rewards program. They did not offer to make it right and handled the situation very unprofessionally.\n\nIf you are in the area, make sure to go to the Starbucks in Rock Hill, just down the I-77 instead of this hole.
__label__0 This location has had no hot tea other than \"passion fruit\" for the past two weeks. They claim they are switching to a different brand, but every other location I visit has what I want. This is just the one closest to my house.  This seems to be poorly managed.
__label__4 Love this gym. Always clean, never super crowded, awesome staff. Never had any problems here. If you want to talk to an awesome manager, ask for Kevin. Awesome dude.
__label__1 This 24 Hour location is really busy and the equipment is worn out. I did not like this particular 24 Hour.
__label__0 Over-priced, bad service, and nasty food.  We went to dinner before the Pitt home opener (at Heinz Field).....Tilted Kilt would have been a better idea, seriously.  At least, Tilted Kilt doesn't bill/promote itself as something it is not.  Look - If we walk out w/ a $125 bill (2 people and no alcohol), it really needs to be spot on.  The steak wasn't memorable in any capacity (not even in presentation) and I am not convinced that the Chilean sea bass was really even fish.  Our waiter was an embarrassment to the service industry - he had less than four tables and was acting like he was in crisis the entire time.  The manager stopped by......but there was so much wrong, it wasn't worth discussing.  If you're looking for a good steak or just a fine-dining experience, try Capital Grille or Morton's (both downtown).   Or go to a real restaurant in a real casino.  I can honestly say I wouldn't eat here again, even if it were free.  It was simply a bad dining experience on every level.  I hate the casino, anyway.....this is just another reason I won't go ;-)
__label__0 No one under 21 can eat here.  We had a wedding rehearsal dinner and two of my children were under 21 but because it is associated with a casino, no one under 21 can enter the restaurant.  Crazy, as I've eaten with my family in Las Vegas and California Casinos without incident, but here they wouldn't even let us near the restaurant.  Too bad as I'm certain this must destroy their business. We spent our 800 bucks at Eddie Merlots instead.  Well worth it.
__label__0 Wow will someone please pull the plug on this lifeless disaster of a show. When I saw this show it was being performed in the Night Owl showroom at Hooter's which is an awesome venue. It has since been relocated to a small conference room which I am sure does not help any.\n\nThank the lucky trolls my tickets were free! If I had paid for this atrocity, I would have been way passed pissed halfway to postal.\n\nI can not believe this is related to X-burlesque the female revue version over at Flamingo hotel and casino. The X-burlesque women are fantastic, respectful and talented and put on a great show. I don't see them grabbing men's bozacks!\n\nThe men of X not so much. This is a low class bunch they have selected for the show.\n\nThere is a thin line with this show in which it could be considered sexual harrassment. I kid you not one of the male performer's slipped his hand up my skirt in one swift motion. It happened so fast I could not even react fast enough to stop what had just happened to me. He literally touched my panties he slid it up so far.\n\nI went to see guys perform on stage NOT ON ME! I am sure there are many women out there in which this or incidents similar to it have happened, there is no way as brazin as this dude was that he has just done this to me and only me. \n\nTacky, unprofessional, disrespectful and Hooter's beware you could eventually have a lawsuit on your hands from these lude performer's you have made contract with for this show. I will vent on Yelp and leave it at that.\n\nAside from being molested the show was horrible!\n\nIf you want a great male revue show that will not let you down then go see CHIPPENDALE'S or my name ain't Nikki!
__label__4 So far I have only had the frozen custard...The Pecan turtle concoction to be exact, I would eat 10 if I didnt think my husband would judge me. \n\nWe plan to go back and try the burgers!
__label__3 Try the colbyjack burger. Greasy Yummy. Fries is ok.
__label__3 i love that you can bring your animal inside the store! so many times you purchase items and wonder if the animal will like it or it fits. \n\nThe selections are huge for all types of needs for many different animals! the prices are usually reasonable! just wish I wasn't so far away from these stores
__label__4 Total Wine is one of the best beverage shops I've ever visited. The prices are reasonable; however, it is the staff that makes the difference. I'm come home with fantastic (and reasonably priced) Irish Whiskey, Potato Vodka's and Scotch as well as wine based solely on recommendations of the staff. They never try to up-sell, but spend the time listening to what you like before they make recommendations.
__label__1 There is nothing, and I mean nothing, harder than giving a store that sells alcohol less than five stars. I'm not saying I'm an alcoholic, but I love vodka.\n\nMy favorite TW&M is in Springfield, VA. That store did not mess around. It had what you needed, how you needed it, when you needed it. My addiction was sated here each and every time. \n\nAnyway, this was my first visit to this store. I've slowed down a lot in the years that I acquired the hobby of drinking great beer/vodka/wine so I don't make as many trips, or I just grab my favorite beer at Whole Foods, et al. So I was pretty excited to be walking into one of my favorite places!\n\nWalked in the door and immediately you're bombarded with bottles everywhere. If you were 12 and this was a candy store your heart would stop from the excitement. I'm not saying alcohol is my candy, but this looks like a pattern. Sorry. So, you THINK you have all these choices, but you really don't. \n\nThis store has inventory, I know they sell a variety of things, but it's not as abundant an inventory as it seems. I love Chimay. They carry it, but it's a small selection. Their Polish beers were gone, but for one six-pack. They hadn't heard of others. I asked for three different kinds of bourbon, they'd heard of one of them. One guy that was 'helping' me also had this oddly annoying habit of actually having a microphone to talk into, but instead of using that, he'd walk to the front of the store to ask if they had what I needed. So weird. \n\nEveryone was pretty helpful and I finally found what I wanted sort of. So, I go to check out. \n\nThey don't refrigerate a lot of the beers, but seemingly had a solution in a fridge that could cool them down in seven minutes. I don't know why I didn't do that with my beer while I was looking for bourbon, but I just didn't. I lost track of time and no one mentioned it to me so I was just wandering around and the store closed. By the time was up at the register it was about 10 after. The manager was visible perturbed. \n\nLet me tell you something. Perturbed is what you feel when you're in traffic, your  dog pees on your floor or your next door neighbor doesn't return your rake when you need it. Perturbed is NOT when a paying customer is standing in your face about to purchase something from your establishment. \n\nI asked him if he wouldn't mind me cooling off my beer in his cooler for a few minutes as I'd forgotten to do it. Let me tell you, this man showed zero restraint in holding back his irritation that I was still in his store after closing AND wanted to stay longer. I asked him if there wasn't someone else in the store still shopping, he said yes, I asked then if I could just cool the beer down until they got to the front. PERFECTLY REASONABLE REQUEST. He was so rude that I told him so. Seriously. YOU ARE RUDE. He didn't care at all. 'He was trying to get his employees home.' Welcome to RETAIL, rude manager. \n\nI wouldn't go back to this store and spend my money if my life depended on it. I'm not sure he realizes that everyone sells what he has elsewhere. I'm sad, though, I have always, always loved this place. Just a little patience and kindness would have given them a loyal customer forever. Boo.
__label__4 Everyone is so friendly, in particular, Myra in the Impulse department.  She's always friendly and has a good eye for fashion.  She has no problem telling me what looks good on me and what doesn't.  She's never pressured me into buying anything and for that I keep going back - been over 2 years.  \n\nI love this location.  It's always so clean and the layout is easy on the eyes.  I don't get overwhelmed when I walk in.    I agree with others when the selections are as big as other locations but their level of customer service by far stand out.  \n\nHaving a Starbuck's at this location and a handful of coupons is always a good day.
__label__1 I was excited to try Smashburger today for the first time after a meeting, but I have to say...I've experienced better.  \n\nThe menu is decent with enough variety to choose from to keep people coming back (you can choose to have a 1/3 lb, 1/2 lb, or chicken burger for a kind of 'burger'), but there are better burger places to make this place someplace I'd want to keep returning.\n\nFirst off, there are no combo meals.  You have to get everything a la carte, but if you buy a side with a burger, you get $1 off the side.  Still, I got a 1/3 lb mushroom burger with veggie frites, and I paid about $10.  No drink included.  At a place that is technically fast-food.  And THAT was supposed to be a deal.\n\nSecond, the veggie frites were kind of soggy.  There was no crispity crunchy outing that I would have expected from fried veggies.  And they were a bit salty.  And Smashburger was kind of stingy about how much they gave me.  The dip they gave me for the frites were good, though.  I dipped the burger in it, too.\n\nI mean, the employees are friendly, the food is made to order so it's fresh, you have the freedom to basically make your own burger, and the egg bread that my burger came on was really good, which is all great, but for a college kid who's got to be financially responsible, better overall value can be found someplace else.
__label__2 Sadly they recently changed management for the worst. No, the food and service are fine, but their awesome lunch special is now $6.99 and with no options. They have a special of the day, that's it. However it is still a good deal, comes with soup (lentil soup both time I was here, which was broth-y the way I like it), rice, sweet plantain and a small side salad (which I wish they don't put it on the same plate as the entree). \nTheir regular menu items are in the range of $11-15, a little pricey for Latino restaurant. And ironically they don't have Cuban sandwich at a Cuban restaurant. \nI am still a fan and will be back for lunch, but boy, it was much better with 3 special options a day for $5.99. Oh well.
__label__3 Sushi Combo B. Solid choice and value for lunch.
__label__2 My son and I had lunch here today, we had the Manhattan pizza. Flavor was good but nothing special. Above average for a little neighborhood pizza place. \nService was also a little better than expected. The guy behind the counter was very polite and attentive.
__label__2 I need to update my previous review. Not sure what happened, but they've gone downhill. It's like a different place. They went from being awesome to unreliable.
__label__3 Awesome, authentic Mexican cuisine.  Great service and $1 beers, what could be better.
__label__0 Great customer service but lacking good food. Tortilla wasn't fully heated so the folks here don't know how to properly heat a tortilla and wanted to add black beans to my burrito. I was like ugh and was quick to tell him no. Any place that thinks black beans is best for a burrito definitely doesn't know it's stuff. Asked for the hottest salsa and they said it was the green one and I was skeptical but in a hurry. Boy it was not even hot and was the typical salsa verde with sweetness. Giving one star just because they were nice and good at customer service but bad at food service.
__label__2 Good cooking here, for a hole in the wall place.\nService was poor, one person for the whole dining\nroom, cashier and hostess, 1 person doing it all.\nI arrived at 1pm, sadly they do not refresh their buffet!!!\nit was dried up. It still tasted fine, but not very apetizing.\nSo get there early. And enjoy the super oily naan!
__label__3 Small local restaurant, but cheap price, good food, and lovely owner sing a song for you.
__label__2 was stuck on giving them a 2 star or 3 but I guess minus the crappy hrs the gym is quite decent. working 10 hr shifts makes it tough to work out here debating on switching to planet fitness same price only 24 hrs\n\nthis gym has everything you need really bench, squat rack, smith machine leg press...etc I do wish they had a rack with curl bars of different weights. they have great cardio machines and plenty of them. this gym has everything you need plus more for $10 no contract what more do you want
__label__2 Boring menu average food
__label__4 i didn't know cheesecake could actually inspire joy until i experienced the dark chocolate and chile arizona cheesecake company cheesecake at the main ingredient on 7th street and sheridan. \n\nspeechless, really, which means this review will be short and sweet. in short, you haven't lived until you've tried it. and sweetly, spicyrichchocolatecreamcheesiness just doesn't get any better than this.\n\nbrilliant, i tell you. simply brilliant.\n\neat a piece for me.\n\nlola
__label__1 Dirig\u00e9 par les m\u00eames propri\u00e9taires que Sushi crescent et Sushi st-denis, je dirais que cette succursale est celle que j'aime le moins. Service presqu'inexistant (ce qui est probl\u00e9matique dans un all you can eat!), le poisson ne goute pas frais et les employ\u00e9s ne pourraient pas \u00eatre plus b\u00eates. Tant qu'\u00e0 avoir envie de sushi \u00e0 volont\u00e9, marchez un 5 minutes plus loin et allez vous remplir l'estomac au Sushi crescent. Je sais que ce sont les m\u00eames propri\u00e9taires, mais je n'ai jamais eu de probl\u00e8mes \u00e0 cet autre succursale.
__label__2 I used to frequent this place because they had student coupons for their \"all you can eat\" lunches. They would occasionally bring you things you didn't order, or forget to include some things that you did order, but the staff were always nice and the sushi always kept coming.\n\nFood:  8/10\nService:  7/10\nPrice:  8/10\nAtmosphere:  8/10
__label__3 The place is a little dirty, but it has awesome decor and vibe. Very hippie. :)\nCan be a little slow sometimes, but they make your sandwich there, always get it right, and it's always tasty.\nKool-aid fountain is amazing. Perfect.\nTasty munchies when they are fresh, otherwise stale.\nStaff could be more personable for the vibe, but they are all kind. \nThe white widow is where it's at.
__label__3 Four of us went at 7:00pm on a Wednesday night and it was busy with a wait list. We forgot to call ahead and so we went to the bar area to wait (which was also full). There is an outside patio area off of the bar, but we chose to stay inside. We did not have to wait very long (20 minutes). The staff was friendly and efficient. Our appetizers were delicious and I ordered the lemon-grass shrimp as my entree (one of my Favs). The manager came back and apologized that they were out of that dish, so I ordered the Ginger Salmon. He then sent us some complimentary shrimp dishes! I was so full that I took home the salmon for dinner the next evening (it was delicious)! I really appreciated the extra effort they made.
__label__4 The staff worked with me regarding my son's food allergies. We had an awesome time eating dinner. Great atmosphere!
__label__1 Not bad. A little pricey but what do you expect, rent there is probably a bazillion dollars. The Chai was OK but the Granita looked like shaved ice after a few sips.
__label__4 Excellent Thai food and service.  Papya Salad, Silver Noodle Salad, Crab Fried Rice, Koaw Mun Gai.  Highly recommended!
__label__4 Greatest burgers in the world!! Not expensive either. I could eat eat here everyday!
__label__3 It doesn't get any better unless you go to a gastropub and get a burger. \n\nThis place truly does cook what the customer wants. The secret menu has some creative and amazing eats. Well done fries are my latest favorite.
__label__2 I LOVE in n out burger, but this particular location kind of lacks.\n\nI order a double double, mustard grilled, no onions with chopped chillies.\n\nMy burger came with onions and without chopped chillies.  Also mine and my girlfriends buns were stale.
__label__4 I am a huge In-N-Out fan and eat here regularly. All ingredients are fresh, never frozen, which comes through in the quality of the product. Often called \"fast food\", INO rises above the rest. Associates are always friendly and eager to help customers with anything they may need. I'll recommend INO to anyone, even vegetarians! INO has a delicious grilled cheese that comes with everything that comes on a burger (except the meat!). If you havent yet, give it a shot!
__label__1 Stopped in here for a few drinks on a Friday night at about 11:30, it was pretty dead considering it was a weekend. Cover charge was outrageous. I don't think we'll be going back.
__label__3 The man at the front desk had amazing customer service. Let us know what places would deliver food late at night, made suggestions when we asked what casinos would be most convenient, and let us buy snacks from the \"shop\" even though it was closed. He even walked us out to the parking garage to make sure we could open the gate and let us know the best spots to park. The room was super clean. Yes---you definitely have to watch out for the corners of the beds---the room is cramped and the base of the beds jut out. Also, our shower didn't drain well, but we were too tired to ask to change rooms for just one night. The hot-wire price was less than $40. Definitely a great deal.
__label__4 The best thing about this salon is the stylist Tayla Hart. She is amazing with color and cuts. I go in looking like crap and come out looking like a million bucks. I will never go to another stylist!
__label__4 Will definitely be coming back. Loved the service and Marianne was awesome! She made me feel comfortable and at ease considering it was my first time EVER getting something like that done. She was quick and talked to me so I wouldn't distract myself with the short spurts of pain, (not as bad as I thought!) Will definitely recommend, especially if it's your first time! (:\n\nStef
__label__4 UNDERSCORE \"HONEST\" and \"EFFICIENT\"\nI called Paul after having first contacting WHIRLPOOL. Paul not only fixed the problem, that WHIRLPOOL did not, but was MUCH less expensive than the original price I was initially quoted by the big company. I'm glad I turned down the big company, and instead chose PAUL. PAUL IS GREAT and I would highly recommend him for your washer / dryer repair. In addition, he is a very personable fellow, and knows his job / profession VERY WELL. He even gave me some free tips for other issues that I might need in the future. THANKS S0-0-0-0-0-0 MUCH PAUL!!!!!  :-)
__label__2 Costco is amazing. I must look a little strange to other people when I come to Costco because 80% of the time I walk out with 2, maybe 3 items. I don't necessarily need to make the trip sometimes, but I'm pretty much just looking for a reason to go.\n\nOne problem I have with Costco is more of a personal problem than a problem with Costco. I love their pizza and frozen yogurt too much. It's too good and every time I walk into Costco I am always battling myself about whether or not I should walk out with a goodie. This point was not factored into my rating of Costco.\n\nAlright, so the first REAL problem I have with Costco is that buying fruit from them is always risky. There is absolutely no consistency with the quality of products they get in and you have to be really diligent about checking what you're grabbing. I must look like a loon when I spin my grapes around so that I can check and make sure there is absolutely no mold. I have a process down that reduces the risk, but I have had their fruit turn on  me a day after I bought it. Actually, I've seen them stock fruit that's already expired or that already have mold on it. Bad form Costco, bad form.\n\nAnother problem I have is the parking lot at this particular location. I always tell someone that I'm going to Costco and that if they don't hear from me within 3 hours then they should start calling the hospitals. This parking lot is a death trap. There are many blind curves that people come whipping around and there are practically no speed bumps so people are driving closer to 25-30 mph rather than 10-15mph. I've actually had to jump out of the way of a speeding car before. Thank god I was carrying my customary 2 items and didn't have a cart.
__label__2 Great atmosphere, food was good, however, the prices were really high for what you got.
__label__4 This is my favorite Costco location. I'm in here so often I think the employees recognize me as a regular. Lol. I know the layout of the store, the employees here are professional and friendly. They often joke with me as I check out. It's not as crowded as the Hayden location and just FYI, gas here is always cheaper than the Hayden location too- significantly lower. A little secret that I'm sharing with you!
__label__3 being korean i've learned that i cannot go a few days without eating korean food i really don't know why, but it's something that i have to have within days. so i realized ginseng 3 opened about 6 months ago and my mom and i decided to go there for new years eve. we had the mandu duk guk (dumpling rice cake soup) because it's tradition to eat it on new years (long life or good luck...idk something like that) and it was good!!! i'm only giving it a 4 because i haven't had anything else here, but i will definitely update next time i go back :)
__label__2 My family from Korea came to visit and on our trip to Vegas, they were desperately craving something familiar.  My plan was to take them to Grand Lux but on the way, my grandma began looking pale.  So, we saw signs for this restaurant and detoured over to Imperial Palace.  Up the elevator we went to the deserted 5th floor dining plaza where we were welcomed by a familiar Korean greeting.  My grandma smiled and immediately announced that she felt better already.  \n\nTheir menu included Korean, Japanese, and Chinese dishes but we opted for solely Korean.  We had the duk mandoo gook (rice cake dumpling soup), dolsot bibimbap (mixture of rice, veggies, fried egg served in a hot stone bowl/pot), soft tofu soup, and bulgogi (marinated meat).  Everything was just whatever but watching my grandma grasp her bowl of rice with both hands and eat like her life depended on it made the meal more enjoyable.  \n\nPretty expensive for mediocre Korean food in Vegas (like $90 total plus tax and tip .. just for lunch!) but the staff was accommodating and friendly.  \n\nI personally wouldn't come back but I appreciated the service and convenience.
__label__1 The only reason we stepped foot in IMPERIAL PALACE was FOR HASH HOUSE A GO GO! we got here at 11:04 pm on a SUNDAY. CLOSED at 11pm ON OUR LAST NIGHT! missed it by 5 MINUTES!!!!!! AHHHHHHHHHHHHHH\nSO UPSET!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!\n\nso next best thing.. go up to floor 5 .. to ginseng 3\n#1 overpriced by $2\n#2 the young lady was very nice and attentive\n#3 the \"mom/owner\" of the restaurant was super nice and attentive\n#4 we ordered #18 & #19 i forget which one i had, but it tasted bland\n\nthe 2 stars if for the young lady employee & mom.
__label__3 Revo Burrito (yes, it is pronounced REE-vo) is my new obsession. It's another restaurant by Lenny Rosenberg, the inventor of Blue Burrito Grille, and current owner of Father's Office knockoff Delux Burger and mediocre sushi joint Zen 32. Situated on the same corner as its cousins, Revo Burrito stands apart as a delicious, fresh, pile of amazingness. The best way to describe the food is like a Chipotle that is run by gourmet chefs. The beans are delicious, if a bit simple, and have perfect texture. The rice is amazing; it is creamy with corn mixed in. I have had the grilled veggie burrito (squash, peppers, etc.) and the organic black bean burrito, both of which are great. I would recommend the veggie, though, and order it as a platter with rice and beans on the side so you can still get your fill of both. The combo platters also come with so-so chips and fresh salsa -- get the tomatillo. The pricing usually works out to be a bit on the high side for a quick-service joint: A burrito combo and a lemonade will set you back about $12 by the time all is said and done, so it isn't cheap, but it is worth it.\n\nThe burritos are made fresh and the service is very helpful. It is a modified Pei Wei sort of set up where you order at the counter and they bring the food to you. The decor is very trendy and eclectic, although I find it very annoying when a restaurateur spends so much time and effort on the design and architectural detail of the space, then starts printing up signs like \"order here\" and \"we now serve brown rice\" on what appears to be a HP inkjet, then tapes them to the registers, counters, etc. There is a reason why sign professionals exist -- use them.\n\nAnd, the best comes last: The lemonade, oh the lemonade. I could do without the gaudy FastSigns that assault you at the entrance, but I can forgive them because the lemonade is so amazing. They serve a traditional, fresh-squeezed, old-fashioned lemonade in addition to mango, strawberry and raspberry flavors. I recommend going for a mix of the two berries... it is heaven. I would drink it all day long if I could.\n\nStop by Rev Burrito one of these nights, and odds are you will see me there enjoying a veggie combo. Seriously, I will be there.
__label__2 For the longest time I was not a big fan of this place. I like my Mexican a tad more authentic. Revo is like the Trader Joe's  of Mexican take out.  The place is modern, the tables are clean, the signage boasts of vegetarian or gluten free meals.  What it lacks for in flavor it tried to make up for in advertising. What's so special about the lemonade? Have you tried the horchata at Mesquite? Puuleeze. \n\nThen I got over myself and changed my expectations. The food is decent, the ingredients fresh and they make great fish tacos. Order them to go, get home and put some real salsa on them and you'll have a cheap and yummy meal. And let's face it, a lot less calories than your normal Mexican take out.
__label__2 I'm sorry, Revo - normally I'd give you a solid 4, maybe even a 5, but you're letting me down!\n\nI have always LOVED the chicken machaca tacos and raved about your creamy white rice.  Unfortunately, the last 2 visits have been disappointing and tonight was the 3rd strike.\n\nThe chicken tacos continue to be great, but tonight they were really watery.  I'm all about messy food if it's yummy, but I took my food to go and the tortilla was pretty soggy by the time I got home.  No biggie - I can handle that.  But the rice.  Where was my rice??? The last 2 times the rice has been more dry than creamy.....but I ordered a side of rice to take home and enjoy despite having been disappointed. Mediocre \"revo rice\" is better than no \"revo rice.\"  There was no rice in the bag.  No rice?? I paid for rice - it was on the receipt. I eat at Revo mostly for the rice.  But tonight there was no rice.  Revo! It's Cinco de Mayo and you left out my rice!\n\nWhy didn't I go back and demand my rice?  Because I was already home and settled in. \n\nRevo - please go back to the way you were! I miss your yummy rice and dependable service!!
__label__1 I have loved this place in the past!  Especially for the breakfast burritos.  The past few times I've tried to go when they first open, well, they're never open on time!!  Yelp page says they open at 10:30 and we were just there at 11:05. Closed.  I had called last week to place a pick up order just before 11 o'clock and the girl that answered said they wouldn't be opening until 11:15.  11:15????? That's at an odd time for a restaurant to open.  How about take my pickup order and tell me it will be ready at 11:15. Instead, I was a huge bother to the girl on the other line because I called before 11:15.  I'll take my business somewhere else.
__label__4 This is really cool. It's a nice lil' hike and adventure to take when visiting the viewpoints and natural history of the Phoenix area. \n\nBest to visit at sunset!
__label__2 I'm with everyone when they say that this is not a hike. lol.\n\nIt's basically a quick walk with man made steps to see a somewhat view of what is Phoenix. It's right next to the zoo, can't miss it. I liked that it was a stop over and a cute quest for my boyfriend and I to do on our trip, but it's definitely not a hike! \n\nI was wearing a super cute outfit with dressy boots and was able to walk up this hole hill :)
__label__4 The buns are awesome. That's something I notice different about the burgers. The Wheat buns are amazing as well.
__label__3 Found an awesome Groupon deal for this place. $12 for $25 worth of food. Yay! It's located a few blocks from the strip, but very close to my hotel the Hard Rock. \n\nGets very busy during lunch time, you might have to sit at the bar if you can't wait. We ended up sitting at the bar because they told us it would be a 45min wait. The bartender/waitress was very nice and we had a good conversation with out about Vegas/touring etc. \n\nThis place is a lot like The Counter (in bay area CA). You make your own burgers. Different from the Counter, you can specify how you want the patty cooked. Overall, my burger was ok. It was very huge though and I had a hard time putting it in my mouth (that's what she said). Lots of mushrooms! The sweet potato fries are served with honey mustard and they're great. \n\nThey've got a great 2 for 1 deal through Yelp. Stop on by if you're hungry.
__label__2 Had a Groupon for this place so my coworkers and I decided to hit it up on Fri. We sat in the bar area, which was pretty loud but our server (Nicole) was really cool. The overall food quality was fairly good and I liked that they have happy hour specials. The chicken finger app was really good, but mostly because of the sauce that it comes with. The chicken wings were delicious also. My burger was tasty although nothing special. And the fries I got were very generic, like they came out of the freezer. For the prices, I would have expected better. Overall a good experience but I don't know that I'd want to pay those prices for middle-of-the-road food again.
__label__1 Awkward. Everything about our dinner here was awkward. \n\nWe were not drinking so we decided to sit in the restaurant area... We were the only people seated there at the time. The table we were put at at was awkward, with a pole in the middle of it that seemed to make it difficult for staff to serve and clear plates. The chairs were uncomfortable. \n\nOrdering was awkward. The menu is a sheet of paper you mark your order on. Our waitress thought my husband only wanted an appetizer,  despite the fact that his standardized-test type ordering form was clearly completed to indicate he wanted a burger with specific toppings. Prices were high too, over $10 for a burger that didn't come with fries ($4 if you want to add a side of fries)... $10 for 3 smaller-than-typical sliders. \n\nSpeaking of our waitress, not only was she rather poor at reading the ordering form but she also lacked in the personality department. Her entire vibe was a buzz kill. \n\nMost of this would be forgiven if the food was good... We started with fried mozzarella, served with the blandest marinara ever.  My husband had the Juicy Lucy which comes stuffed with cheese. I had the sliders which came with cheese and a side of thousand island dressing (pickles would have been nice). I found the meat under seasoned and overcooked. My husband didn't complain about his burger but he did have a ton of toppings added... \n\nEven the bathroom was awkward... There is no separation between the toilet and sink and a rather gross, messy floor. \n\nIt took ages to get our check, we had to ask the busser to find our waitress to finally get the hell out of there...  There are a lot of places to overpay for a burger and fries on the Strip, which means there is no reason for me to ever come back here.
__label__2 Grind Burger is located off the strip in a hotel/shopping center area close to UNLV. \n\nIt's \"sort of\" within walking distance of strip hotels, but only if you don't mind getting your exercise and sweating a bit in the Vegas heat. We initially chose this place for dinner because it isn't a crowded tourist trap, and it was dead on a Tuesday night. Our server and the bartender were friendly and helpful, but it took awhile to get the check at the end of our meal\n\nThey have a good happy hour, with $2 beer and specials on apps. However, the cheese sticks and marinara sauce were underwhelming and bland. The build-your-own-burger concept has been done better elsewhere (I live in California and like The Counter better than Grind Burger) but they do have some unique toppings here. \n\nUnfortunately, the burger was underseasoned and overcooked, and for the price, was a disappointment. Not bad, but not worth the expense, either.
__label__3 Great burgers! The build your own burden is great, and if it doesn't taste good its on you. The burger itself was cooked to perfection. We sat at the bar and the bartender was very sweet. I like the classic rock that was playing and knew all the words to every song. The avocado on hubby's burger was thick and fresh. We also took the recommendation of the steak fries and it worth it, hot and cooked well. Fun place.
__label__3 You are given an order sheet. You check off what you want and toppings on your burger etc.   The staff is friendly.  We came here because of groupon deal.  It was a little hard to find since it was not on the main strip.  They give you big portions for fries and my burger was good.
__label__1 I arrived with high hopes. A few of us had just finished the Phoenix 10K and were excited for a the glutinous reward of a hearty breakfast. Having eaten at Two Hippies burgers and having seen the huge line at their Taco Shop, I wasn't expecting haute cuisine, but surely a tasty breakfast at a good price. \n\nThings started out well, but went downhill fast. The main item on their menu is a breakfast bowl, and the list of additions you can add is immense. The person taking our order immediately won me over by telling me we could order this as a breakfast burrito. I piled on the toppings and, still lightheaded with anticipation of our feast, threw in a side order of biscuits and gravy for good measure. \n\nWhen the food was ready, it was packaged \"to go\", which is how they serve all dishes at the restaurant. So, you're not exactly saving the world when you eat here, but that's another matter altogether. \n\nThe biscuits and gravy was possibly the WORST interpretation of this dish I had ever seen. I can't stress this enough. The driest biscuit I had ever tried to drive a fork into, covered in what can only be called a sausage puree soup. Horrible. If that had been my entire meal, I would be giving this one star. I hate to labor the point, but someone at the establishment either needs to rethink this dish or just take it off the menu. \n\nThe burrito was just OK. It was filled with all of the ingredients I had asked for. It was hot. But, it really lacked any flavor and the salsa provided was watery and bland. I ended up putting chili sauce on each bite to give it some flavor. \n\nLong story short, I was very disappointed. I walked in with expectations of at least a decent breakfast, but Two Hippies totally missed for me. I can't imagine I'll be back.
__label__4 People who wine and dine at Mcdonald's get a bad rap. Why? Because people who don't dine at Mcdonald's aren't living and are therefore jealous. The truth is only about 20 percent of the population can full unlock the euphoria tunneled away in every bite. We are higher spirits of a different breed than the everyday jealous Mcdonald hater. \"Why you hatin\" was perhaps invented to suit the likes of these people. For me and my intricate complex neurology, I realize what Mcdonald is was and will always be. That is perfection. It's only because we share this trait in common that we understand eachother. \n\nLove you Mcdonalds,\n\nOne of your equals
__label__0 A group of us stopped in here on a Friday night, because we had heard it was finally open and wanted to see what it was all about. We all love retro type places and things, so the idea of a new tiki bar was kind of exciting! \n\nAlas....it just wasn't a very good experience, even though our server was trying really hard to make it right. I would give him personally 5 stars for that. But it was just boring. I wanted it to be different, I guess. I know that the owners have worked really hard, and I can appreciate that very much. A lot of time and thought went into the decor, and it shows, if you like the watered down idea of tiki. (I liked the artwork.) There was just no....soul. When I think of tiki, I see over the top. It just seemed like another bland contemporary place to drink. Maybe if I was a young hipster I would have enjoyed it better. I asked for a daiquiri but they apparently don't do blended drinks. At a TIKI bar they don't?! I was amazed. Then they couldn't get my other drink choice right so the bartender sent a mystery drink over but didn't tell me or the server what it was. I didn't like it, and I didn't really appreciate just being thrown something randomly. I always carry the recipe for my drink with me, and even with that the bartender couldn't get it right. Also, the water we were served tasted terrible and had floaty things in it. I have very specific taste and I do know this, but I was really hoping for something better. None of us wanted to come back.
__label__3 So happy about this addition to my 'hood!   Beautiful renovation of a long-neglected architecturally unique (odd?) building on Central.   Things are a 'happenin' Uptown! \n\nHad such a nice experience with our table of 7 - which turned into 8 - wait - now we have 9 - on First Friday no less!    Staff was completely accommodating to us, friendly, upbeat, fun.  The owner Dana stopped by and chatted, making sure we were having a good time. Food was great, we shared everything.   Weather was perfect for the patio.\n\nAhh... these are the times, this is why we live here.
__label__3 I was out in Phoenix for a conference and came here for a happy hour. It's a cute little restaurant with great outdoor seating around a firepit with plenty of heaters around. They even had old episodes of Gilligan's Island playing at the bar. \n\nThe drinks are good, and the appetizers are fantastic. I'd recommend the ceviche, the sweet potato fries, and the crab cakes. The waitress was very friendly and felt comfortable joking around with us. \n\nGreat location too, it's just right off of the Light Rail, so if you're staying at a hotel by the airport like I was it's very easy to get back from.
__label__1 HIT AND MISS. MOSTLY MISS. GO FOR THE TUNA STARTER AND ORDER A DOUBLE PORTION; REAL HIT!\n\nTHE FOOD\n-- tuna sashimi dish is great value, great flavors. order it.\n-- coconut rum with watermelon liqueur a winner, if only the bartender would remember to add the fruit. do you need a recipe book?\n-- hash with eggs arrives eggs-over-hard despite my instructions for easy\n-- toasted english muffin slathered with butter, but not toasted.\n-- chicken salad's chicken was bland except for the rub on the edge. boo.\n-- taco plate features raw, unprepared corn tortillas. yeah, i can pull one from the bag and dump something in it too! why would i pay for that?\n-- salsa too salty\n-- cole slaw just not interesting, ends up a plate filler. blech.\n\nTHE DECOR\n-- hip sealed concrete, bulk tiki statues everywhere, and faux Eames chairs complete the hip look, framed by Green-Apple table shades and roll-up garage-door walls.\n-- designers kept the awesome hexagon street-facing window and high ceilings in the bar area. kudos.\n\nTHE REST\n-- starting to develop a pet peeve for \"sauces\" delivered via ketchup squirter bottle atop my item or side dish. IT GOES UNDERNEATH THE ITEM OR NEXT TO IT! OR IMAGINE.... IN IT.\n-- no reservation taken unless you've got six in your party. BOO. be ready for 30-minute wait in summer when no one's sitting outside.
__label__4 I can not say enough about this fabolus spot! From the patio, to the long board bar (and the long board on tap!) I've been several times, and every person ive brought, or come with, loves it. Great date spot, great pre funk bar, or after hours wind down location. Everything on the menu is bomb! From the Shrimp spring rolls, the ahi tuna, the fries (sweet potato or regualr) the hula burger.... OMG... im craving Hula now! thank's yelp, for making me think of this moth watering spot!
__label__3 Great atmosphere and really yummy food. If you want drinks, go during happy hour; for food go during dinner.\n\nIn the dead of summer the flies are not a problem, mostly because the doors are closed.
__label__1 I'm torn on this rating.  Two stars is \"Meh, I've experienced better.\", and I have.  Three stars is \"A-OK\", which it  was.  \n\nHad the manager not compensated me for the ridiculously small plate of ribs I got, this review would be scathing.  But he did make it mostly right and that went a long way towards fixing the overall experience to a third star.  But two things about the third star:  I shouldn't have to feel like a cheapass by wondering if I got a full rack or a half rack.  The food didn't feel like anything special, which would have been acceptable if the prices were far lower.   \n\nTwo stars it is.  \n\nOur party arrived on a Friday night--we were in the area, a little lost for a good place to go.  I remembered this place as a good hangout spot on a weekday night, which it definitely is.\n\nTonight, we were seated promptly and never waited very long for anything--the service was fast and top-notch.   However, i'm having difficulty with this whole hipster thing where the wait staff dresses in  street clothes.  It weirds me out and it's almost insulting for as expensive as the place is.  \n\nI totally dig the overall ambience.  The restaurant itself appears to be in a rehabbed auto mechanic's shop, creating something totally unique in a region of unique rehabs.  The comfortable patio hangs right off Central Avenue, creating a rare big-city kinda place in Phoenix.  The fire pit is just cool, they play good and fun music.   Ambience is about the one thing about this place that actually lines up with the price, contributing solidly to Uptown's burgeoning vibe.\n\nThe beer selection felt weak.  We didn't order cocktails, so I can't comment on that.  \n\nGoing through our courses....The potstickers were good, but the thai peanut sauce just tasted weird.  The spicy edamame was an interesting twist but I didn't find myself very hungry for it   My friend ordered the cajun burger which he thought was \"mediocre.\"  I ordered what turned out to be the smallest full rack of ribs in Arizona described above--the mango to the sauce was too slight leaving it fairly generic, altho the fries and slaw were pretty good.   The meat, yeah I wolfed it down, but in the end it didn't seem like anything to write home about.  \n\nThe food and drink, all in all, felt more or less average.  The problem with average is in how much this place charges--I'm not going to give three stars to an expensive restaurant that serves three star food.     Given the other choices in the area that I still need to try out, I don't see much of a reason to come back for dinner again.
__label__1 Great food Horrible service.
__label__4 Hula's is my favorite place to be in Phoenix. The food is delicious and more on the healthy side. The drinks are amazing and, well, they are drinks - not so healthy =-) The staff are friendly and accommodating. The atmosphere is relaxed and I love the fact I can sit at the bar, have some ahi tacos and watch an episode of Gilligan's Isle on the big screen - or wall which ever you prefer (the batman the movie is fun to watch too!)
__label__0 Good god, after two trips I can say there is maybe two things on the menu if we were to return i would order. One is an appetizer and the other is a side.  The ahi poke salad and the plantain bananas.  Everything else I have tried as far as the bowls go were absolutely gross in my opinion. I couldn't even stomach the ahi bowl and I LOVE ahi! So i pushed aside my bowl not wanting to tell our waiter i was absolutely disgusted with it since i think thats just rude to say that and omg my poor sister who is a vegetarian wasn't very hungry ordered a side of mac and cheese and said it was the WORST mac and cheese she has ever ate.  I would have easily said something to the waiters about her food since shes my baby sister and as skinny as they come i would tell her to stop playing with it and to let me say something but she just picked up maybe a noodle every  5 min and put it back down.  I would have thought the waiter would have picked up on our lack of interest in our food with completely full bowls but obviously no S**t's were given.  Nice to know hula Nice to know.
__label__3 Very enjoyable atmosphere and staff. Had the ribs with very good sauce while not swamped on it. Great taste and seasoning. Beans and rice where pretty decent will go back in the future. The muay Thais are great with just the right combination
__label__2 It's what you expect from a chickfila but as others have noted, this one is a little slow... I think chickfila is the best fast food you can get!!! The new grilled nuggets are delicious (and try the honey roasted bbq sauce, you won't regret it) and the waffle fries are always amazing!!!
__label__2 Boardhouse is definitely a deal if you get the buy one get one free on Sundays or certain weekday hours.\n\nThe Delmar was the first sandwich I ordered. Turkey, cranberry sauce and candied pecans along with some cream cheese made it a pretty yummy sandwich and a good deal.\n\nThe portabella mozz one looks delicious, and looking forward to trying it for myself.\n\nI ordered the french dip once also, but it wasn't that great. Beef was overcooked and dry and the dip is a little too thin-not really the au jus flavor you are looking for. I know, you're thinking I'm crazy for hoping for a good beef dip at a sandwich shop...but I thought they were \"Serious Sandwiches.\"\n\nService is super friendly, and everyone who works there loves recommending sandwiches if you can't make up your mind so works for me. For now.
__label__3 Great meat fish market...clean and friendly service!
__label__4 Hands down, the best grocery store in LV.  My girlfriend and I live nearby, and this is where we do most of our shopping for food and household items.  The customer service is phenomenal.  If you could dream up the perfect supermarket, this would be it.  Theres a bakery, hot food line, butcher, and salad bar, and the selection of wines and cheeses is good too.  The store is immaculately clean, and well stocked at all times.  They carry items you wouldn't find in most grocery stores, and you can even suggest that they stock something in particular if they don't already have it.  Love shopping here.  The cashiers and security guards are super friendly and know us by name.   Glaziers sets the standard in which I measure every other supermarket.
__label__4 Much better.. Sorry Von's.\n\nFamily run - owner is usually on property. Super friendly staff. Excellent prices. Amazing butcher. Great deli. Produce - gives any Mexican market a run for its money.\n\nSpeciality items, this is the place.\n\nGlazier's Food Marketplace is the best of Vegas. No question about it.
__label__2 It is not for SoCal eaters as there is limited truly healthy options, i.e the gluten free section is small.  The local organic GMO nitrate free is limited.  You cannot find Vegan ramen or typical preservative free, chemical free Whole foods or Sprouts style foods here.  However, if you need red cancer causing meats, freshly made icky Beef, Pork, or other animal meats, they have it fresh.  The sausage area is impressively designed for cancer fearless beef eaters.  The cheese area has PolyO heart attack waiting for you cheeses.  If you miss east coast style fattening foods that is sure to make you a heavy weight, this is your grocery store.  I prefer SoCal free range non GMO local organic, so I will stay away from here.  But, my NJ friends love being fat and love this place.  They specifically import NJ, NY, Chicago specialty brand foods.  Canoli shells, gluten laden pastries, processed deli meats, canola toxic oil, all here waiting for those wanting to seek medical care often.
__label__4 Been here a few times because I was too lazy to drive to my regular soho a few more miles down. Was in and out so I never really took the place in. Then one day I heard they had a salad bar and I had to go back. I didn't even remember seeing one my first few visits. When I get there I heard a choir and I laid my eyes on said salad bar not to mention gelato, pizza,sushi, you name it. Crazy I missed it. This place is awesome. Salad bat was even better than whole foods. Very clean and well kept. Music in the background makes u feel like you're shopping in a movie. I keep getting the loopy cashier who just loves to talk about her plans once she's free. Can't stay away from this place. Dukedom here I come
__label__1 I want to love this store. And there isn't any reason why I shouldn't. It has everything I love. I can't even list all the things I love because there are just too many. So, I'll list the one thing that made me stop shopping here: Customer Service. \nWe are a Boars Head family. It is the only lunch meat we eat. And Glaziers has a really beautiful deli with a super easy & convenient kiosk for ordering. It's stocked with everything you could ever want. Except a staff that knows how to slice this superior product. My cheese is consistently dirty. Meaning you can see remnants of the last cheese they sliced all over my cheese--same thing has happened with my ham...remnants of roast beef all over it. The cheese is never nicely sliced or separated by wax, by the time I get home, all the slices are kinda just molded into one lump. Impossible to separate without it tearing. If I order something sliced thin or very thin, I shouldn't have a bag full of of thick slabs of meat. I've ordered 'very thin' salami and it's so thick that you would think it's a joke. It has happened so often that I just go to Smith's for my Boars Head. But every once in a while, I'll stop at Glaziers and give the deli another chance. And it always ends in total disappointment. I love their amazing bakery too, but sadly there is never anyone back there to slice my bread. Like I said there are so many things I love about this market that would keep me coming back for more, but there's just one thing that keeps me away: basic customer service.
__label__0 I came here because I was told that they stock all the ingredients to make tiramisu. Everything was overpriced, the mascarpone cheese were expired, and the cashier forgot to bag my cocoa powder! And the humus I bought was expired too! Yes, I forgot to check the expiration date on the humus, but really?
__label__0 This is the worst managed store in las vegas! absolute horrible people run and own this store!! dont support them!!!! \n\nI was almost attacked by a guy in the parking lot that parked right on top of my ada handicap spot and then proceeded to cuss me out when I get out of my car. I confronted him on what his problem was and he quickIy ran in the store when he realized I am not someone he can bully. The management then came to the door and would not let me enter and kicked me off the premises as if I was wrong and not attacked by some strange man that parked so close to the line I could even get out. I am a regular at this store and probably one of the biggest customers too. Now that I know how the managers are and that they support bullying in there parking lot I will never return. Be careful if you go and pack a gun or a knife as the parking lot is not safe. Also you may not be able to get the food you need to feed your family if attacked as management supports bullying and harassment of their customers. I will find a store that I can shop at safely and where the management cares about my experience rather than be cussed out and the bully being able to shop. Sad sad experience!!! Wont be shopping here again!!!
__label__2 It is a good thing I was hungry!!!\n\nFirst we had Bread and a White Bean Spread (\"complementary\" and needed to be)...  So What if free bread is below average - I never factor bread into my review rating unless I'm having a Sandwich (or Wrap), or I'm at a Bakery buying bread or if the bread is really good!  Though I expected better at Vivace I wasn't real surprised!  \n\nNext we had two Pizzas:  Basil and Tomato and a Chicken, Pepper and cured Pork and they brought us extra Basil when we asked!  These Pizzas cooked almost to perfection (close enough) and were very lite (super thin crust, almost perfect texture, little chewy and a little crunchy, a small yet perfectly proportioned amount of cheese and Not a blend or if it was it was very well executed (I hate most blended cheeses) No Sauce which is fine with me I like Pizza \"both\" ways).  Sounds good right???  How about the Taste?  These Pizzas were good, NOT very good, only a little better than average and since Vivace did almost everything right, I would not get them again!  Not because they were bad, only because I can not say they were any better than good, though better than many - Three yelp Stars.  That would make an easy review...Then I ordered \"Soup\"!\n\nIf this had been a Spanish Restaurant they would call this Tomato, Cucumber, Olive Oil, Garlic, Chilled \"Soup\" GAZPACHO!!!  It did have an Italian flare to it, beyond being topped with Marscopone Cheese (I do not like Marscapone and I LOVED this Soup).  If I would have dined here and only had this Soup - I would be giving this review 5 yelp stars!  Fantastic for Soup of any kind!!! \n\nThe service gets 5 yelp stars easily!!!!!!  From the Hostess finding us the last table (no reservations) Wednesday 7:15 it was packed!  Our server was fantastic and the service team was perfect!  Everyone did a great job!\n\nThen as the \"Soup\" raised the \"stars\" the desserts SANK the ship!!! Doesn't Espresso Cheese Cake sound great?  It was as plain as mud ( no offense to mud ) easily the least tasteful Cheese Cake I've ever had!  Next we had Three \"Gelatos\" more like poor ice cream.  The flavors were:  Sweet corn, Cherry Vanilla and Mint Chocolate Chip, All below average and little flavor - not bad flavor just too little flavor.  While still at our table, we looked on line for another Restaurant to get Dessert after leaving here, I was so disappointed! \n\nThe Decor has Potential!  That is my way of saying they made some great decisions (Modern Industrial yes, and the Wine chiller wall,cool) and uuuhhh well I'm not a Designer, though I guess I've been around some...  The Space has a great layout, yet it is not a Museum so unless it is Beautiful or Extremely Unique it does not add to my dinning experience!  I love eating in a beautiful setting, though I would rather have great food in a \"hole in the wall\"  than have average food in a place that looks good, though does not \"wow\" me.  The look of an eating establishment has little baring on my rating unless it is really great or real dirty!  \n\nAlways I want to give everyone the highest yelp star(s) rating possible and say everything good about the experience, so I may return and get what I know is Great and the Service was Top Notch!!!
__label__3 i love this place!!!!!!!
__label__2 Delicious night out. The space is large, contemporary and edgy. The calamari was crispy but not greasy and the pasta was rich and authentic. The down side was their salmon was dry & over salted.
__label__4 Definitely still a big fan of Vivace. It definitely is (still) one of the best looking restaurants in town with a sweet patio and *stunning* upstairs lounge area. If you're seeking a private party space you must check out that second floor. \n\nService is spot on and are happy to not only describe the dishes, but they go above and beyond detailing the wines on special, where they come from, what the grapes are like, etc. The menu changes up on occasion and I had the pleasure of trying their new-ish chili capellini with crab. While it sounds like an odd combo, it was tasty and light filled with a sizeable portion of pasta, fresh crab, tomatoes, spinach and a dose of fresh crab meat. And it was spicy! It a good way, of course. \n\nFor dessert a few girlfriends and I sampled the warm chocolate cake with nutella gelato (WINNER), the apple crostada (with cinammon gelato - delightful) and the mint chocolate chip gelato. Vivace is still one of my faves in the QC. Grazie!
__label__0 Honestly, the decor is great, the food is ok, but the staff and service are the worst!  I don't know where they hire the people that work there, but I am so over how we are treated everytime we walk in the door.  \n\nAs residents of the Metropolitan, you would think they would at least remember that we lived upstairs, but after a year and a half, nothing.  They are rude, unprofessional, and completely unaware.  \n\nWe have tried to give them several chances and tonight was our last.  We called in to order food for \"pick up\" and they told us it would take 40 min before our food would be ready.  We waited upstairs, in our home, for 40 min, walked downstairs to grab our food, and the bartender says, \"wow, I thought I would be getting a free dinner tonight because I didn't think you guys were coming!\".  I then told him, we were told to come in 40 min, and he backtracked by saying, \"oh yea, it has been really busy tonight, it probably did take about 40 min\".  No it didn't because our food was cold and had clearly been sitting there for a while. \n\nThen he tells us, if he were us, he would have came a bit earlier to grab drinks while we waited for our food.  If we wanted to do that, we would have.  We just wanted to order a quick meal to take back up to our place...we definitely did not need him to tell us, \"what we should have done\". \n\nAlmost all of the residents feel the same about Vivace, so I doubt any of their business comes from us, which reflects poor management.  \n\nI don't even have the time to get into everything else they have done to piss us off in the past year.  My $$ and business will continue to go to Dressler's and Pisces where they treat the locals like family.  Take a hint Vivace.
__label__4 Me and my boyfriend came here for a special event on a Sunday afternoon. Quite surprised we were one couple of maybe 2 or 3 other groups in the restaurant. We chose to sit outside(for the view OF COURSE!) it was such a beautiful sight to see. Our server was Joseph, he stated he was new but he was terrific! I ordered the Pappardelle and it was delicious!  The place is a little pricy but well worth it if you want some good food. I can't wait to go back!
__label__2 Went here last week with the husband for dinner.  Had a coupon, but once we saw they do Friday night Pizza and Pitchers (1 pitcher of beer and 1 any whole pizza for $15.  Are you kidding me!  That's AWESOME!!) and were running a fish taco special for $8.  We ordered both.  The pizza was good, thin crust, good on toppings.  The beer was cold (you can choose Coors Light or Molson.)  There were kids running around all over the joint, and parents gathered at tables having a glass of wine.  It looks like a great place to grab a bite or a beer while the kids are doing skate night.  Overall, the food was better tan average for bar food, and the environment is very family friendly.\n\nOne tip - don't get the cookie dessert.  It's $8 for a warm chocolate chip cookie with a scoop of ice cream on top, and the cookie was about 3 inches across.  I can get that dessert at Jalapeno's up the street with a 6 inch cookie.  Same price.\n\nOtherwise, definitely not bad!
__label__1 If I weren't held hostage at hockey lessons twice a week, I'd NEVER eat at 18 Degrees. The staff is friendly but food is very mediocre and overpriced for the taste...and I've been coming here for years so I've tried just about everything. The wings, if ordered well done, and the mac & cheese are good though. No complaints about Over Easy.
__label__3 Bill Cleveland was great at solving my issues and following up to make sure I was satisfied with the service.
__label__0 Service crew is very slow.
__label__0 My 13mo old husky Nahla was hit by a car on Christmas Eve while visiting California,  we did all we could to stabilizer her in CA spending almost $5000.  She was diagnosed with a fractured left leg and pulmonary contusion, and pulled 100cc of air/fluid from each lung, and the prognosis looked okay, just needed to have her leg repaired with a rod.  And was put in an oxygen tank for several hours and was released on the 26 at 7am and wanted us to take her back to the vet that stabilized her so we can get surgery on her leg.  Well I opted to take her to Vegas to her regular vet here at Camini Al Norte as I was comfortable to have Nahla closer to home.  Little did I know after calling them 2x before taking her that they do not do the surgery there and I asked about making payment arrangements since I depleted our funds when we were treating her in California.  So they said they don't so that and they would have to so X-rays.  So we were able to come up with funds and as Dr. H calls us in the room, she said the prognosis was bad, and said by listening to Nahla's chest she has fluid in her lungs once again, and that the repair for her leg was secondary right now which I understand.  So I requested pain meds so I can take her home to let her pass with us by her side.  When I paid the bill it was for the exam as well as the pain meds and noticed Nahla was not even put under the X-ray.  So it hurts me to believe that it was because we didn't have the money initially (but was able to come up with it without mentioning it to the vet) that they denied to really do what they can.  We left at 1:00pm from Camino Al Norte.   So Nahla has been eating and still breathing the same as when we left California, she tried standing and kept falling on her front left foot.  I pulled the bandages off and she still has the catheter in her arm, which I brought Camino Al Norte her IV bag (which was disconnected) from the Cali hospital.   So Camino Al Norte did not really check her.  \n\nI called the California emergency hospital to let them know if I can remove the catheter myself and they were kinda disgusted with the treatment here in Vegas and asked if we wanted to take her back there.   But Nahla has been through too much already, so now I'm just going to take her to another vet in the morning to remove the catheter and get a second opinion.   I am so heartbroken and can't stop crying.  My baby does not deserve this at all.  I feel so helpless right now.
__label__4 My dogs, Tony and Ziva, have been coming to this office since my husband and I got them a year and a half ago. We have always had amazing service from the time we enter. The ladies that check us in are always professional, friendly and we feel like they really know the dogs. The doctors are staff are great. We have mainly worked with Dr. Gaudin and she is fantastic. She has helped us work on trimming down our dogs to an appropriate weight, looked at elbow issues with Ziva and today listened to all of our concerns about allergies for both dogs. You can tell that she loves animals and works to get to know her patients. I certainly recommend this office to anyone looking for a vet on the both side of town!
__label__3 After recently getting my puppy, Lil Porkchop and being new around town, this is probably the only veterinary clinic in Vegas I trust. The first time I came here was when my dog wasn't being himself and was feeling sick so I was scared that maybe he had gotten parvo. Tried to evaluate and diagnose what was wrong with him then eventually he got tested and thank God the results came out negative. Turns out he was just feeling sick from the fluff he chewed up and ate from his bed. We figured that out when Dr. Cantwell was taking a stool sample from him and found a string of fluff from his butt. But I guess that's when I really started to like Dr. Cantwell. She was amazing with him. She's was nice, sincere, and helpful. The staff members are also nice and welcoming. Second time I came here was just a follow up on how he was doing and to get his 12 week shots, and still got the same welcoming warm treatment. I have no problem with her or this clinic. Some of these reviews talk about how all they care about is money which I can totally see that. I feel like every tiny problem I call about my dog, they always want to bring him in and I feel like it's kinda unnecessary. But overall this place isn't bad.
__label__3 Decided to try this salon based on the reviews, Angel did my pedicure and she is fabulous I will defiantly be back to see her! My nails look great also I love the selection of color gel they have. Overall nice salon and believe me I'm extremely picky
__label__2 So...I'm not a huge fan of traditional Irish food, but stopped in to try something different last week. The place has a nice look to it...it reminds me of Rula Bula in Tempe. I went Friday afternoon and the place was dead. Literally 2 people at the bar and 4 people (other than us) eating. I tried the Guinness beef barley soup...has some nice flavor to it and some spice, too. Also had the Irish Wolfhound burger...while the burger was cooked a little more than I liked (ordered medium), it was juicy and hot, but lacked seasoning. There also wasn't very much aioli, I guess I should have asked for extra. Service was decent, but could have been better considering the place wasn't busy at all. I'm thinking this would be a good place to come after work for a few drinks, or when it's cooler out and you can enjoy a few drinks outside on the patio. I'll have to give the food another chance, too.
__label__4 The bartending staff at Irish wolfhound is always working hard to make sure everyone feels welcome. especially after a long day at my restaurant it feels nice to come in and be recognized because they always know our names and what we usually drink it feels like our version of cheers. Dirty bird forever! !!!!
__label__0 Not sure what place all the reviewers are writing about ..... This place was horrible!!!! How does an Irish food place have awful Corned Beef and Cabbage???? Fish and chips were equally bad as well. Had to go to Jersey Mikes after.
__label__0 We had a groupon for this place so we decided to check it out. I was not impressed at all. Even with the groupon it was a little pricey. With that said all of the fish cuts are very small with an average portion of rice so you end up getting the wrong fish to rice ratio . Overall I would not recommend this place. Probably one of the lesser places to get food in surprise. If I hadn't had the groupon I would have been even more disappointed given the high price and low quality.
__label__4 our favorites are the miso soup, mermaid and baked lobster roll! I take my kids here often, we love it!  The atmosphere is nice, the kids enjoy sitting and watching them make the rolls.  The lunch specials are very affordable the customer service is great.  very clean too!
__label__4 I've been to this BJ's many times and I have gotten great service & food every time.  They often have a wait to get a seat which is never a problem because it is never really long, they get you sat pretty quickly.  Clean restrooms and restaurant overall very sanitary (one little pet peeve).  The management team is also very helpful to their employees and are constantly walking around to make sure everything is going well.  The bussers are right on taking plates and breaking down the tables and the food runners are quick and like assisting
__label__0 Been going here forever. Today they lost a string to my maternity shirt. Really disappointed. Time to change dry cleaners.
__label__2 I'm giving this Total Wine & More location three stars instead of five because two of the cashiers were complete jerks to me, but two of the other employees helped me find what I was looking for, made suggestions, and were generally awesome. I recently turned 21 and have not gotten my horizontal drivers license yet. My drivers license clearly says my birth date on it, yet the two cashiers treated me like I was trying to buy alcohol illegally and practically interrogated me about my age. Several of my friends said they have had similar experiences at Total Wine, so maybe it's just a Total Wine thing. Either way, they need to stop treating their younger customers like second-class citizens, or I will take my alcohol purchases elsewhere.
__label__4 If you want wine and have no idea what you're doing, ask for help. They truely know their stuff. All recommendations have been great!  They have wine classes and my favorite beer The Optimator!  Coupons sometimes in newspaper or online.
__label__1 I didn't have any beauty treatment here.  I went there for wellness care and I had 4 appointments with the chiropractor there, who does a wellness program that includes evaluation and supplements.   I liked him right away, I think he knows his stuff too.  I was initially excited to work with him on my various issues.  I was discouraged to talk about costs but at the end of my 3 day evaluation I was hit with a $6,000 fee to start treatment.  This is the second time this has happened to me from a chiropractor that offers wellness programs.  The first one wanted $9,000. At least with this one, I walked away with some good advice and knowledge about my body.  But I must admit I felt setup because he knew from the beginning what the cost would be.  So if you can afford it I say go for it.
__label__0 Starting off by saying this place is expensive.  Yeah, having a bathroom with a hand dryer is a perk, I'll admit that, but paying for a wash that doesn't really rinse your laundry (very visible soap suds during rinse cycle) and dryers that are unable to dry a t shirt in 16 minutes when set on high heat is ridiculous.  Four dollars ($4.00+) to dry a coverlet?!  \nPlace is clean, but it is expensive and inefficient.
__label__0 Received an email from yelp in forming me that my original post was removed because  it contained an advertisement, so I am posting my original review again.  \n\nI had an appointment on Saturday October 5 with Juanita at the salon Mozell and company.  Juanita sent me a text message stating she would squeeze me in at 11am. If the stylist tells u that I think that is an appointment.  I got there before 11,I went into the salon to let Juanita know I was there.  Then I went and sat in the lobby since there is no seating in the salon.  One hour went by, two hours went by!   I said to myself this is crazy!!!!!! Mozell nor Juanita came out to talk to me during this two hour period, to say I'm sorry for the wait it will only be a few more minutes. I was left out there for two hours and all I needed was a cut and style. I told Juanita I would wash my hair the night before. So I left and sent Juanita a text to let her know I was gone, to this day I have received no response. This is HORRIBLE and very very POOR customer service. I will NEVER go back there!!! No one deserves this type of treatment!!!
__label__1 I'm sitting here as I write this.I'm thoroughly unimpressed. \n\nWith its bare white walls and sparse attempts at decor, this place is overly and unreasonably obnoxious. Despite not being crowded, and there never being more than one person in front of me each time, I had to wait on line.  With two people working behind the counter there's no reason to forget my order or make me wait 5+ minutes each time I needed something (to get my coffee, to ask for the Internet password, and then to remind them that I ordered coffee). Unfortunately the coffee supplied was  mediocre as best. Disruptive music selection that was too damn loud. Annoying..thank God for pandora.com, a good set of ear-bud, and reasonable wi-fi or I never would have gotten any work done.\n\nThe only reason I'd come back here is if my son had another concert to attend nearby. Needless to say, I do not recommend.
__label__1 Coffee is great but they don't have Splenda.  I asked the person behind the counter and they said we have stevia. I explained that stevia least a nasty aftertaste and they said we only carry all natural products. I would say that the pastries that are in your display case beg to differ.
__label__2 It's Wal-Mart and it does not disappoint.  This store location just opened recently and I thought, \"well, it's somewhat close to ASU, maybe it'll have a different vibe than the typical Wal-Mart experience I'm used to.\"\n\nNope\n\nIt's your standard issue Wal-Mart with your standard issue merchandise at those low low prices Wal-Mart's famous for.\n\nIt also still draws the same type of customers.  They're the ones we've all come to know and love at www.peopleofwalmart.com.  If you're looking for an environment where kids scream out the numbers they know (and failing to exceed 5...I'm serious), if part of your shopping experience includes the oblivious blocking every isle, and if you are enamored by the grandma pace cars you have to follow to get up to the front, then this is the Wal-Mart for you.
__label__3 I am quite surprised at all the  low stars for this Walmart.                                                  I am actually quite impressed with this location.                                                                      Yes it was a Mervyn's at one time. However, i think it is quite large inside with a lot of  selection. They even have a full grocery set up. I think it very clean and it smells clean. I travel for my job so i have visited many a Walmart through out the  country and this one is very nice. They develop photos and have a pharmacy.  Prices are good. It  is still a Walmart though. So you can only expect them to have what they have.   The parking is limited that is true so that is one reason i was down a star.
__label__1 Ugh the rudest cashier never spoke a word not even a hello she thru my stuff into the bags and just stuffed it with anything and everything. Ruth your a rude person
__label__1 Last Time we stayed here, they put us near the Construction area, and after getting in after 4am, the loud banging and noise was not welcome at 8am.  \n\nThey also give you a hard time about early Check-Ins, and the pool hours SUCK...\n\nThe Lazy river is great, but the pools were not heated, and we had to deal with a bunch of kids splashing and trashing water all over the place.  \n\nA great spot to vacay if you are bringing along Children.
__label__1 if you want a cheap hotel, go to excalibur, tropicana is declining big time, I stayed here a couple of years ago and it was adequate, I went last week and now it's supergross.com.
__label__0 This place right here, OMG. This is my second time here. My fiance have had so many problems just checking in. I wouldn't want to be a member of this one. Makes people not want to sign up with the service that's provide. \n\nMy fiance had trouble checking, they call head office and gave them the run around,  after 5 10 minute of waiting they checked us in and said sorry. But showed nothing for the inconvenience. Paper work not being process like it should, they met with the very same people in July to get this same situation cleared. Still having a hard time checking into resorts when we go. So frustrating #timeshare
__label__1 Half of my kalbi was cold and the solution to the problem was to order more and get I would get a little extra? No thank you. Portions are even smaller when ordered to go as well. What happened to this place?
__label__3 Everything is delicious. You can't go wrong with the dolsot bibimbap and the galbi is extremely tender and flavorful. They give generous portions of the banchan sides and the people are very friendly and accommodating. I recommend if you're looking for good Korean food in the valley.
__label__1 I make terrible pancakes and could have done a better job than this place. After reading about this place in Phoenix Magazine touting the Reece's pancakes, I was stoked to find another breakfast place in the Valley to try. Boy was I disappointed. The overpriced pancakes were the consistency and dryness of microwave pancakes and instead of having the candies mixed in, they were just on top of the dry mess. The tomatoes were not fresh (for my tomatoes and cottage cheese) and the rest of our guests had similar dry and uninspiring food. The service was great and the lack of wait was really nice on a Sunday. Parking is horrific since it's near the Ice Den.
__label__2 Here we are at another DDD visited restaurant...\n\nMelissa, our server, offered a bubbly good morning and \n\nAfter the customary 10 minute wait. (No wait usually means not great)\n\nCoffee full bodied and rich, diet coke properly carbonated.\n\nOur eggs were delivered so fast I only got three sentences of this review completed before arrival.\n\nOur glasses were always kept full!\n\nNice breakfast place.
__label__2 The breakfast burrito was okay and for this reason I felt it was overpriced. The location next to Ice Den and the operating hours are really great. The staff are friendly and the service was fast.
__label__1 Found this place on Yelp for breakfast. We pulled into the parking lot and noticed the cool modern signage and covered patio. It looked like a trendy spot.\nThat was immediately dashed when we walked inside. The build-out of this place felt really cheap, which is a turnoff for me, personally.The decor was really poorly executed and again felt cheap..like it was trying to be a 50's dinner with a modern twist, which would be fine, if it was done well. It was clean though.\n\nEnough about the decor, I was there to eat, right?\n\nI ordered the Mile High omlette with homefries.\nIt came out about 3-4 minutes after I ordered it, which was an immediate indicator that the quality might not be there. The server placed my plate before me. My omelette was slathered in what seemed like an entire stick of butter. It was shiny. It tasted okay, but it just made my skin feel greasy. Not cool. The homefries were soggy.. like they were frozen and microwaved or maybe were prepared hours ago and just sitting in a bowl waiting to be served.\n\nOur server was really nice though.\n\nI wanted Over Easy to be good, but it's really just a greasy spoon.
__label__4 Second time I have visited an Over Easy--first time was 6 years ago when the only location was a converted Taco Bell several miles north of the airport. Had the best and most perfect scrambled eggs in my life at that visit and told my server. It's easy to see why there are several locations now. I had a somewhat traditional breakfast with scrambled Eggs, potatoes, waffle and an English muffin. Again, everything was cooked perfectly and just super. The manager or owner stopped by and talked to us a bit, since it wasn't too busy--turned out he was a server in that original location. It's nice to know that their standards haven't slipped--if I lived out here, I'd be eating breakfast here at least once a week.
__label__0 Sulky customer service every time I've been here. They also skimp on the portions compared to other Milio's locations in Madison.
__label__3 I was killing time, and what better spot than a place that literally gives you that \"kid in a candystore\" feeling? \n\nI didn't want to be lugging bottles of soda to the Yelp event, but gotta head back for some of the interesting sodas. I rarely drink sodas because the conventional ones are boring and filled with junk. Give me a old time treat. \n\nI opted for some sweet treats. I was feeling like having some taffy. Their prices for the portion was great! Half bag is $3, full bag is $5.99....that sounds vague, but basically they eyeball it and a half bag was more like almost 3/4 of the bagful and a full bag is one brimming to topple. Quite a deal considering most select-a-taffy would be about $6 for not quite half.  From my childhood there were Sixlets. I dunno why I don't like M&Ms, but I loved those. I grabbed some Cup-o-Golds, a habit I got from my \"if I can Step all over him\" dad. It makes for a great stop to get a little gift for my stepdad since they have some of his favorites.\n\nIt's a fun store and there's not many places around like these.\n\nI didn't want to go too crazy this time around, but I will be back!
__label__3 If you want to commit suicide by soda and sweets, come here and get your supplies.\n\nRocket Fizz is a great place to find odd sodas and candies that bring back childhood memories.  I visited a similar little store in St. George once, so finding one here that's bigger and better is awesome!  If they have the Jelly Belly Strawberry Jam soda, grab one.  They're goooooood.\n\nGreat prices, a plethora of soda to choose from and great candies.  I love the Fizz.
__label__2 Cute store! Lots of nostalgia to look at. Would have loved to have bought the red ropes but they were near the front window & hard as rocks. Same for some of the taffy I bought. Prices seemed reasonable.
__label__4 If you love soda than this is the place. I love the dif root beers they have there it's an amazing selection! one of the best stores in las vegas hand's down. I could go there veryday nad try something new and I would never ge tired of it at all
__label__0 We've visted Eastfield for the last time.  Very disappointing since it's close to our house.  These people just don't get it.  I'll start by saying that the food is generally above average.  The service is, and always has been, completely sub-par.  On our last visit there was one server, one bartender, and one manager.  The place wasn't packed, but there were probably 5 tables full and 6 or 8 people at the bar.  I guess the server was doing the best he could, but my wife and daughter got there drinks pretty quickly.  About 10 minutes later he came back to take our order and I asked about my beer.  He had obviously forgot.  It took him 5 minutes to walk over to the bar and get my beer.  \n\nWe've been here numerous times and there's always some issue.  No cold Corona's on Cinco de Mayo even though they're 50 yards from a grocery store.  A hostess telling us we probably couldn't be seated since it was trivia night.  Servers who consistently act like they're doing you a favor by waiting on you.  This place may make just because the area is starving for a place like this, but we've visited for our last time.
__label__0 I have ordered twice now from here to go and the first time it was pretty good, so I decided to order it again. I ordered three things: a veggie burger, a tuna melt, & fish & chips. None of my orders were correct. I ordered the veggie burger on a wheat bun, with saut\u00e9ed onions & mozzarella cheese, it came on Texas toast, no onions & with cheddar cheese. I couldn't even pick up the burger without it falling apart it was so soggy. As for the tuna melt, I ordered it with provolone instead of cheddar, but it still came with cheddar and it was just tuna and cheese slopped on a long piece of white bread, there was not one vegetable on it. Lastly, the fish and chips, they were almost a black color and very greasy, they were not good at all to say the least. Needless to say I will not be ordering from here again, it was a big disappointment as they did not get one thing we ordered correct & the only thing that was good was the waffle fries.
__label__3 This review is for a treatment I received in February of this year. Sorry for my tardiness.\nI was at the Firesky for a conference. After hearing a number of conference attendees raving about the treatments they received at Jurlique, I was looking forward to getting in for a massage. I was scheduled at the end of the day, so I was a bit apprehensive about what the quality would be like - you know how the end of a workday can be. Was I silly to be worried!\nJurlique is tucked into an building on the corner of the Firesky lot. It's got a small waiting area stocked with the typical spa goods and a few seats. An okay place for a short wait, and Enna, the front office clerk, was very welcoming.\nWhen Kayleen came out to introduce herself as my therapist, I was a bit nervous. I'm used to getting worked on by sturdy Samoan gals, not tall willowy blondes. But my nerves were soothed the instant Kayleen the Massage Ninja plied her trade. I couldn't put my finger on what she was doing that was not only relaxing me but loosening me up until I asked Kayleen about her techniques. She combines massage with acupressure, and it works wonders! \nBased on the experiences of our conference attendees, I'd say anyone at Jurlique can  deliver a great massage. Based on my experience, I can say that Jurlique should do whatever they can to keep Kayleen on staff!
__label__4 Was here about 11:30 am on Fri/11 Oct:\n- Definitely recommend coming to this store.\n- The proprietors donate store gift certificates to charity (for charity raffles) and I had won 3 x $25 gift certificates at the Thu/3 Oct 2013 Round 4: Knockout Cancer For Candlelighters Kids event raffle.  \n- I was in the store to redeem the $75 in certificates and the staff/owners were very friendly.  Cindy congratulated me on winning the raffle and said I didn't have to spend the entire $75 credit at one time.  The certificates had no expiration date, either, so definitely customer friendly policies.\n- As I picked out what I wanted Cindy kept a running total to let me know when I was around the $75 mark.  I ended up getting $118.79 in stuff (including tax) - $75 certificates = I only paid $43.79.  Stuff I got included $30 skulls silver earrings, $7 Ed Hardy shot glasses, $9 skull & crossbones wallets.  Pretty sure my male/female friends in Thailand will love these gifts from Vegas/USA.
__label__1 I enjoy how the Bourbon Street Grille is on the water, and I have eaten here, now fairly unfortunately, with my family on several occasions for this reason.  However, the experience was consistently underwhelming each time.  The service is slow as molasses after 6pm, jumbling orders, forgetting drinks, etc.  When you finally get the food, sometimes it is cold, sometimes it is missing items, and generally is not presented professionally, or deserving of the price.  When you eat it, most of the dishes are too spicy, and not in a full-bodied, cajun way, but in a vinegary, salty way. The etouffe was thin and had little flavor.  The jambalaya was spicy and had no depth to it, rather it had more of a chili in a can flavor.  The soups were overdone and a bit burnt, I believe.  The sandwiches came out on dry bread with limp mushrooms, onions, and fries.  The location is nice, and the experience is manageable, but it misses the mark in service and food.
__label__1 First off. the steak was good once cooked as ordered.\nWent there with my wife and son and we all ordered steaks cooked medium. My steak arrived well done but the others were fine. I showed it to our waiter and he offered to cook me another one. In a steak place one would think the cook should know how to cook a steak it's not very difficult!\n\nIt turned out that my family had time to completely finish their meals while I was watching them eat and then my steak arrived and they watched me eat. Obviously my order went to the end of the line.\n\nOur nice dinner evening was totally spoiled. There was no apologies or compensation offered. This is typical of the level of service we have in Montr\u00e9al restaurant; the staff is not customer service oriented nor trained. Any restaurants in the U.S. would have had the manager come to apologize put a rush on it and at least offer free desert or/and remove the charge from the steak. the better restaurants would have taken all our plates and re-do them so that we can all eat at the same time.\n\nSince then I've found better steaks at Baton Rouge and excellent professional service.
__label__1 The steak was perfect. Everything else was terrible. I'm going to try to explain why I am only giving this place a 2 star review. \n\n1st - we made reservations for 7:30 for 5 people on a Sunday night. We arrived at 7:29 and were told it would just be a few minutes... 40 minutes later we got seated at a table that was meant for 4. What is the point of a reservation if there is no table reserved for you??\n\n2nd - the waitress was opening a bottle of wine and accidentally cut her finger. Instead of excusing herself to deal with the problem, she pulled a bandaid out of her wallet and applied it at the table. I don't think that's very sanitary. It's also gross. \n\n3rd - the food came out 2 hours after we ordered. They forgot 2 sides. They also served our steaks with what I'm 95% sure was microwaved vegetables. If I'm paying $40 dollars for a steak, I'm expecting some fresh vegetables to go along with it. \n\nThe only respite was that they forgot to charge us for our bar tab from before they sat us. This is the only reason I am not giving them 1 star. \n\nThey do 1 thing right. The 1 thing that they need to do right. The steak. Everything else: the waiters, the management, the other food... Just horrendous.
__label__4 Jon is very skilled in deep tissue, clinical trigger point, medical massage, PNF, stretching and corporate chair massage.\n I always get a great combination of deep with trigger point and stretching and feel amazing and slightly euphoric afterwards. It really gets the blood going and loosens up the body. I sleep like a rock after a massage with Jon.\nI always go to him because I like having my  little \"away\" place to relax and focus on my massage but, HE WILL COME TO YOU!\nJon is just a gem. He takes great care of me and goes out of his way to make my massage a wonderful  experience. Very professional. I would recommend Jon to anyone.\nKim F. in Phoenix
__label__0 Food was semi ok and they didn't refresh the trays of food as often as they should've but I guess for the cheap price that's the quality you get
__label__2 Very nice environment and clean!  Staff very friendly!  We had an order of crab puffs (very hot and okay tasting).  We also had sweet sour chicken and the seafood delight with brown sauce. My husband stated that the chicken was okay and I have to say mine was as well.  Not too much taste - the server did offer to make it spicy, but I said \"no\" - I'll give it a try.  It was a bit bland - veggies very fresh.  \n\nIf we go back, I would try something different.  Lots of take away business though....
__label__4 The folks at Bungalow know fashion. We ventured there today for the first time. What a relief! A furniture store that doesn't exude the vibe of Ashley's or The Room Store. Or Robb Stuckey :) Those stores have their place, but if you're looking for something unique, in a certain design/color, you'll walk out of here with something... guaranteed. The pricing is medium/high, but it's what you'd expect from an ecletic group of hard goods, sprawled throughout the store that would make anyone with ADD joyous. Coming back here is on the top of my list. Gotta make a big payment to AMEX though!
__label__0 very disappionted in customer service. i have shopped in this store for over ten years and feel like i have been treated less than appropriately on sveral occasions.  taking care of their long standing customers in difinitely  not a priority!!! very disappionting.
__label__2 It's in the name, Fat. Don't expect something healthy. It'll satisfy your hunger.\n\nGood enough for me to come back if convenient.
__label__4 I am really hard to please and I was very impressed. The remodel is great. There are lots of different areas inside and outside where you can enjoy all the TVs and music. I love the food, the service was outstanding\nand I really liked the books all over the place. I can see myself hanging here a lot.
__label__2 I should clarify that when I said there are what seems to be a lot of patrons who are underage, it is not the fault of the bar or their bouncers, at least from what I can tell.  They ID everyone.  I've been ID'd every time I've come here (as have my friends), and I don't look under 21.  I've also stood near the door and seen the bouncers check everyone.  Those who are underage would be getting in with fake IDs.  Just an update to make sure that part of my prior review didn't sound like I was importing fault on to the establishment for that.
__label__2 Loved the name of this place, so i needed to investigate another happy hour. This HH goes til 7 with 1/2 price beer and a food specials menu consisting mostly of bar stuff. The $2 pretzel was killer; hot and buttery and had a decent queso dip on side. Not the same luck on the $4 street tacos. The chicken is thigh meat and the steak had no resemblence to steak or carne asada and the tacos were loaded with too much sauce and cheap cabbage. Pretty average beer selection and not all seats at the bar can view the tv screens. Nice patio though and there was one pizza with potatoes that looked unique that i need to try on next visit.  Not packed at all for monday night football.
__label__1 This isn't the worst place I've been to, but was a long way from being a 5 star. The plus side was the cost of food and drinks. The drinks weren't bad. The food could use a little improvement but still was decent.\n\nThis was my first time to DA and I can truly say I will never return. The staff seemed to lack communication and training. 1) We had a party and an area was \"supposed\" to be reserved for the group. Waiters sat people in our area. 2) We waited thirty minutes for our drinks. I waited another twenty minutes for another drink which I was informed was taken to the wrong table. The replacement was brought out in two minutes. 3) Food that was brought out by a helping waitress had no clue who or what table to take it to.\n\nIf this place would work on its training I might consider coming back.
__label__3 Saw the sign out front for like three months (seemed like it) before they opened and finally tonight we got a chance to try them out.  \n\nIf you've not had Vietnamese food before, think fresh elements like basil leaves to pinch off the stalk, plump bean sprouts and stuff like that.  neat approach to adding as much, or as little spice and flavor as you want.\n\nThe decor was OK - imported wood benches, chairs and tables with a glass top easy to wipe down quickly.   The wait staff promptly greeted us and we were shown to table #8.  Our waitress, Jennifer retrieved our drinks, water with a little lime slice in it. \n\nThe menu was presented and it was an adventure too.  The inside front was in Vietnamese and it was translated in English on the inside back - no big whup, I know, but kinda fun.\n\nWe had Vietnamese food before, visiting anther restaurant with our friends, one of whom grew up in Cambodia but not being a regular, we were just a bit unsure - not only of what to select, but how to pronounce the dishes we saw in the menu - the waitress, Jennifer, was very patient and coached us through the effort.\n\nWe ended up with an appetizer and two different entree, knowing that it was way more food than we wanted, but we did want to try new dishes and get a sense of the kitchen.\n\nThe first dish to arrive was Pho Ga, basically a chicken soup with long noodles.  It's served with fresh bean sprouts, basil, jalapeno slices and a lime wedge.  Once it arrives at your table, you're supposed to add the fresh ingredients and then dive in - the fresh with the broth, chicken and noodles is a great meal.  We added Hoisin Sauce and it added just a touch of sweet.\n\nThe next dish was Bun Bo Dac Biet, a spicy pork noodle soup.  The noodles are a bit larger and the fresh elements included the basil, bean sprouts and banana flowers, or at least part of a banana flower.  I added a bit more chili paste to really drive up the heat factor, but hey, that's how I roll ya know.\n\nThe final dish served was our appetizer, Banh Xeo.  This was a referred to as a Vietnamese pancake, but a savory egg pancake with shrimp, bean sprouts and supposed to be ripped apart and served on a lettuce leaf with a sweet & spicy sauce.  The ripping apart was facilitated when they handed us a pair of kitchen shears and we cut the Bahn Xeo into pieces and assembled them on a lettuce leaf and spooned the spicy sauce.  Really yum...\n\nThe place was not anywhere near full when we arrived, but traffic was steady for takeout and several more people came in for dining.\n\nWe got to meet Nancy, the other waitress and Jennie, the owner and manager.  jennie was really happy to hear how much we enjoyed our meal.  When we told her I had tweeted it out to 1,700 of my fiends, she encouraged us to let her know in advance and that she had some 'special dishes' she'd like to share with us - we promised to return soon!\n\nWe ranked it 4 out of 5 stars because a few of the basil leaves we're discolored, but we did not feel like it affected the quality nor the flavors we enjoyed.\n\nWe're really happy to see Viet Kitchen open in the neighborhood and expect to become regulars.
__label__0 Viet Kitchen is not for vegetarians.\nThe food don't taste good, kitchen is not clean, service is bad, when you enter the restaurant before half an hour of the closing time, the waitress may yell at you and say they are cleaning the kitchen. \nSeeing the reviews here, I think the restaurant may have some non vegetarian dishes which are good yet the kitchen IS very dirty.\n\nI will never go to Viet Kitchen.
__label__1 broth is too salty.  beef in pho not always fresh.  spring rolls are not very fresh. i've eaten here 10xs. go to tea light if u live in north phoenix.  i've given up on this place.
__label__4 Some of the best pho in town. Stumbled upon this place based on a recommendation and have found few places that have better pho. Staff is always very welcoming. Highly recommended.
__label__4 Very nice little restaurant in cave creek area.  Family run restaurant.  Very Nice and polite owners.  I really like the pho there.  Thats what I get every time I go there.
__label__2 (Lyrics - 3 Doors Down - Here Without You)\n\nMy hungry days have made me slower\nSince the last time that I had delicious Pho\nA thousand meals have made me wiser\nAnd I don't think I can taste Pho as the same\n\nBut all the restaurants that separate\nDisappear now when I'm Bo Biting in your place\n\nI'm at the Viet Kitchen, baby\nAnd I'm hungry out of my mind\nI think about Pho, baby\nAnd I dream about it all the time\n\nI'm at the Viet Kitchen, baby\nBut you're still with me in my dreams\nAnd for lunch it's only Pho and me, yeah.\n\nViet Kitchen is one of those new aged Americanize Vietnamese restaurants.  \n\nTheir menu even breakdown what the meals are.  I hope someday we can all walk into a Vietnamese restaurant and say \"Pho sounds good!\" without thinking \"what the heck is Fho?\".  Needless to say, Viet Kitchen has been one of my favorite lunch spots simply because it's close to my office.  \n\nIn the end, I give them much love for being around for so long, and as I can see more and more customers are becoming familiar with the cuisine. The Pho here is pretty good and seems to get better every time.  The broth is not as pungent and steamy as the way I like it; tad bit too subtle for my palate.  When it's called Beef Noodle soup on the menu then you know why.  The eggrolls was good, but my lettuce came somewhat brown so that was downer.  \n\nIn the end, service needs to improve and the ambiance is okay with your basic Vietnamese decors, but I do appreciate the large flat screens.  Would I come back, of course it's the closets Vietnamese restaurant to my office! - Enjoy!
__label__1 I really, really wanted to get something from this place.  It was cheery and clean, and helpfully sorted out everything by size and color.  But I could NOT justify some of the price tags.  I mean, I usually do most of my secondhand shopping at Buffalo Exchange and Crossroads, so I know what the upcharge for these stores should be.  The shirt I ended up falling in love with was a Cynthia Steffe for $28, and at the end of the day I just couldn't do it.\n\nDo you and your wallet a favor and go to the Goodwill down the street.  Same selection, quarter of the price.
__label__2 Creamy consistency, ability to mix two adjacent flavors, ok-fresh toppings (usual fruit - berries- and cookie, candy, nut toppings). Fifty cents an ounce, ouch...\n\nA few sugar free choices that didn't taste too much like saccharin. Also, dairy free sorbet option (when I went it was raspberry pomegranate). Overall a moderately decent option if you're really craving fro yo after a whirlwind shopping extravaganza at forever 21.
__label__2 I have certain expectations walking into a 24hr IHOP at 10:30 on a Friday night.  Bland, perhaps improperly prepared food, glassy eyed customers, and service wavering between lackadaisical and perfunctory. Maybe someone will speak English. \n\nSo, I was kinda bowled over when the teen and I stopped in after an ASU ballgame and were immediatey greeted by a cheerful young hostess who obviously enjoyed her job. Call me a rube, but I'm a sucker for a kid like that, who strikes up a conversation and makes you feel welcome in what is otherwise, let's face it, a pretty dreary  restaurant. Two stars just for her.\n\nAnd a star for our polite, attentive waiter, Elias, who got everything right the first time, suggested and brought condiments I wouldn't have asked for on my own, brought refills, etc. \n\nThe food? Hey, it's an IHOP. My club sandwich was okay, ordinary, the kid didnt finish his eggs. The onion rings were perfect; hot, incredibly  crunchy and greasy enough to require a napkin. We finished those. \n\nOne thing I didnt like, and the sort of thing I half dread at a discount Friday night hangout,  is the blonde cashier spent her time between sales seated in an adjacent booth, while her hormonally challenged BF rubbed himself against her person. I like foreplay as much as the next guy, and if it was a couple customers, I  wouldnt feel so indignant. But I just loathe employees who cant seem to separate rudimentary work etiquette from their breathless, all-encompassing personal lives. \n\nBut the reason I bothered to writeup this IHOP was to give a shout to our waiter and hostess, neither of whom I know, who both really took pride in their jobs. You dont always see that, late at night in a pancake house,  and I'd come here again just because of them. You should too.
__label__2 I like this place because it's cheap.\n\nThe food isn't outstanding, but it's tasty enough.\n\nWe go fairly regularly because it's easy.\n\nI'd recommend it.
__label__0 First off I made a Yelp account just to review this place.-- HOW IN THE HECK DO YOU PEOPLE EAT THIS? I am utterly shocked that this place has tolerable reviews! Do you people even have taste buds or do you normally just eat trash? I guess compared to dumpster food you might think this place was good. Don't get me wrong the greeter was awesome, great customer service and sociable skills. But it's the food that matters, right? So let's get to it.. The pizza was down right AWFUL. My wife and I felt sick to our stomachs after eating a few slices. It was lunch hour on a Saturday and it was DEAD. 2 people were there and they were well into their 70's. The pizza was cold, cheese was hard, pepperoni's were burnt... We even got a few fresh slices (packed with this cheese that had a weird tint to it) It was a deep dish pepperoni pizza with pineapple.  I took one bite and the rubber martian cheese filled my mouth. It tasted like I was chewing silly putty that someone poured tomato paste from a can on it. Ci Ci's pizza tastes like a 5 star restaurant compared to this dump. We ate what we could tolerate and left within 20 minutes. (because we just spent close to 16 bucks on this crap and couldn't just bail without something) ---- LONG STORY SHORT. We wasted $15 and some change that we could have gone to Ci Ci's or Little Caesars with. Never going again. EVER.  I shiver at the thought of eating there again. Prison food sounds better than this crap.
__label__0 This place is ridiculous! I went in to get a smoothie and there was no one there except me and the two friends of the employees there. They finally noticed me and asked me what I wanted, made it and the guy just put his hand out for money when he did not even tell me what the amount was. This happened on September 1, 2014 at about 230pm. Unprofessional and will not be going back to this place!!!! Horrible! I hope management sees this and does something.
__label__1 Service was slow and the bagel sandwhiches were lacking.  Plus they did not have any of the special that they were advertising.
__label__2 I had been eyeing this place ever since it opened, thinking that when i finally do go I'd be blown away.  Boy was I wrong. The food was great, but the mood was...leaving something to be desired. In fact, I had more fun in the women's bathroom (which provided orange listerine, powder soap, lotions, and body mist.). If I can give one tip it would be to after 3 ish, they dim the lights and you can actually escape the brightness and rush of the mall.  and try the meatballs!
__label__2 It's not bad. It is also hit and miss. Tonight,  the food was not very warm and the chicken was dry. Last time I was there it was better.  For what it cost, it was filling and not horrible. That said, pancheros on the west side is better. They make fresh tortillas. The tortilla I had tonight was warned up, but still a little stiff.  I think they could do better. Even just rotating the good they have on hand would help. If it's a slow nigh, having a whole line up of ingredients sitting sort of sucks.  Better than subway next door.
__label__1 Having been told just yesterday about Batch and the fact that they make different types of fougasse breads, I raced over today to try them out.  I am a sucker for great fougasse, and try them out whenever I see them at a bakery.  The trouble is, they are not always so good!  Alas, the Madison fougasse lived up to my fears. Having created something more like a pizza crust in the shape of a pretzel, the Batch Bakehouse would be better advised to stick with less ambitious treats, like the sinful \"Hello Dolly\" 7-layer bar...  Though, of course, I DID manage to consume this  roasted garlic/sundried tomato/rosemary pretzel in disguise, it was heavy and way too chewy, not achieving the standard of firm exterior but soft interior.
__label__3 This review is for one item. .. The Vanilla Swirl! Let's call it the traveling vanilla swirl.  This thing. ..*pauses for a drop breath* is everything I could have asked for and more. Its soft it's flavorful... it's puts plain croissants to shame. I purchased two and they are very filling so I was barely able to finish one. The next day I put the second swirl in the oven and continued my affair with this lovely lovely carbohydrate.  I am biased because I love all things vanilla and the only thing that was missing for me was a light caramel drizzle because I love all things caramel and vanilla even more.
__label__2 Good little place to grab a bite. Too bad the 'town square' it's located in is just one street. The rest is empty lots and dirt. Economy of course...what can you do. Service was good, staff friendly. Chips, salsa and bean dip, gratis of course. Had one good salsa, decent flavor. Me and my girlfriend shared the carnitas for 2 and let me say this, you could probably feed 4 people with this bad boy. Huge! Meat was good, not greasy like the carnitas at another local place ~cough~ macayos ~cough~ Rice was typical, nothing really too special, beans were good. Overall good, nothing to crazy spectacular.
__label__4 Came here for lunch yest.  Right from the get-go I liked this place.  It's been awhile since I had to parallel park.  The outside gave a cozy feel to it.  I wouldn't expect it around this side of town, took me by surprise.\n\nWalking in, I was greeted by Una hermosa, Gladys.  The waitress, who i found is the daughter of the owner, suggested I try the Carnitas, since it was her grandma's recipe.  Simply delicious!!! The plate was topped with chicharron, and the pork fell apart with my fork.  Also tried the chocolate cake, which was very thick and rich.  \n\nWould definitely love to come back and try the tamales.
__label__4 My husband and I had one of our first dates here....and we just about LOVED everything about this place. The location, the service, the quality, the ambiance - everything!\n\nThe service was amazing. I am not a big margarita person but I had quite a few that night and I didn't get heartburn. Plus the street tacos I had were so delicious!\n\nI had their beef tamales and they were AWESOME and the most authentic I've had in Vegas.\n\nUnfortunately, we now live on the other side of town but we always are looking for an excuse to go back.
__label__1 Come here quite often, in my opinion this is probably one of the better Mexican restaurants in town. Prices are a bit high but you get what you pay for. I love the complimentary green salsa as well as the red salsa. Only complaint from me is service. Bartenders are awesome but wait staff, is not always the best. I work as a server as well & I just believe you should always make your guests feel welcomed rather than a nuisance. Our server Dolce (i believe was her name, didn't get a receipt) was extremely rude. My friends and I sat without water for about 20 minutes. we consistently tried to get our servers attention & she just kept walking away from our table as we were trying to order a drink. & then when I finally got frustrated and went to the bar to order my Bloody Mary, she asked me why I didn't order the drink through her! & when I responded saying that I had tried to, several times, she told me I didn't. Whatever, I just kept to myself but when it came to paying we had asked for separate checks & she brought one check & then disappeared for another 15 minutes & then split the checks with the wrong items on each bill. TWICE. I can understand that being confusing had there of been 10 of us or something but there were only 3. It's not that hard. Needless to say, my friends and I got so frustrated that we just paid the bill and then figured out the proper amounts later on. Overall experience... Disappointing, but I will be back nonetheless because the food is good.
__label__4 So yummy! Great staff and awesome authentic mexican food! It's off the strip and well worth the drive.
__label__2 The chips are fresh, so is the salsa, the food was just okay,  nothing that I would run back to! But the shrimp ceviche and the margaritas definitely would have me running back only during happy hour!\nThe service was A1, everyone was very nice and friendly, especially my waiter Claudio!
__label__1 For starters the service was great but slow. Waitress was very friendly and the executive chef discounted our overall bill because we waited over 45 minutes for our lunch entr\u00e9es.  The pop and lemonade tasted dirty. I sent back a total of three drinks and stuck with water. The chips and salsa were decent. I ordered beef and chicken fajitas. Beef tasted like teriyaki and the chicken was dry. Didn't really enjoy the overall taste of the beef and chicken combo. Most likely won't be going back.
__label__4 I went here last weekend & tried their Cecina A La Tampique\u00f1a. It's a thin seared seasoned sirloin with saut\u00e9ed mushrooms & bacon & Mexican cheese with chilies, onions & red enchilada sauce WITH a side of beans & rice, whew! I thought it'd be weird because of the bacon/cheese BUT OMG sooo good! The sirloin, though thin,  was very flavorful & the chilies gave it a kick! The rice was traditional Mexican rice & the beans pinto but they were seasoned well. It could be I LOVE me some Mexican food or it could be that my waitress was such a sweetheart but I will def be back next month for my bday. I hear they have a tequila club (hmmm lol) as well as karaoke on Saturday for those of us that are brave lol, whatever the case I'm a fan :-)
__label__1 The cupcake choices are ordinary. The prices are expensive. The servings are small.  The only bright side is Sunday. That's when they have their lemon cupcakes. I'm not a lemon person, but that cupcake is good. I never go there any other day, and I seldom go there on Sunday. Not worth driving out of your way for dessert.
__label__1 It was only okay. I had both the Vanilla/Vanilla and a Triple Chocolate.\n\nThe vanilla cupcake could have used more vanilla. The cupcake tasted like it came from a pre-made mix and was made yesterday. Boring. The icing, while there was plenty of it was not too bad, but it needed more vanilla.\n\nThe Triple Chocolate was onkay as well. The cupcake once again tasted like it came from a premade mix, and was made a day or two ago. The ganache and mousse (?) filling were very good. I will also say that the chocolate buttercream on top was far better than some of the other cupcake places in town.\n\nOver all though it was only sort of okay.
__label__2 For places specializes in cupcakes the actual cupcake portion was mediocre at best. They are a little overpriced at about three dollars per cupcake which is a little high for something that quality is low. The cupcake looks larger than it actually is due to the icing being as tall as the cupcake itself. Not the worst place ever, but definitely not worth going out of your way for.
__label__1 We have been to Sas cupcakes several times and I have been less than impressed during each visit.  However, today's visit was probably the most disappointing.  During Teacher's Appreciation week, they are marketing an individual box for cupcakes that they have upcharged an additional $1.75.  I fundamentally do not agree with the need to upcharge a box that should be made available when you purchase 1 cupcake or many.  I purchased several cupcakes for the amazing staff at our school, but chose not to purchase the regular cupcake box for them to be placed in.  My belief is that the business should focus and work on making an EXCELLENT product, rather than charging for something that should come with their cupcakes anyway.  \n\nAlso, I have been to other cupcake shops that have more flavorful and moist cakes.  Overall, I have been disappointed by each experience and will choose not to return.
__label__1 Stayed at this hotel on a Saturday night and as a top tier member, I was still given a low floor that faced that (now learned) noisy side right toward the street. I was up all night with loud noises going on at least until 2am. Very hard to sleep. Room overall was decent but the noise will keep me from coming back here in the future unfortunately.
__label__3 This place is a little pricey and its not really the place for a quick meal but the food and environment is awesome. I'm not a big sushi or fish fan but I'm in love with the dynamite california rolls! I also tried the mauhi mauhi (spelling?) And it was very good, not fishy at all. I ordered the only steak on the menu and it was also good. A little to cuisine for me but when in Rome :). The sourdough bread was amazing. I had the spiked cherry limeade which was yummy but for $8 a drink I'll order a martini next time.\n\nOverall, very yummy! Id love to try it out for happy hour!
__label__1 Thought we'd give Bluewater another shot for sushi. Bad idea, I guess. \n\nLong story short, we wanted to eat lightly and ordered a few vegetable rolls.They weren't on the menu (they used to be, at $4 a roll) so I spoke with the sushi chef (not one of the usuals I see there) and asked him to be creative in whipping something up for us. We were served three boring, small (4 pieces including ends) rolls that were severely lacking in creativity or excitement. \n\nBill comes and we're charged for spicy tuna rolls at $8 a pop. Whaaaa? First, we didn't eat spicy tuna. We're told that's what they charge for vegetable rolls because they're not on the menu. Okay...but again, we didn't order spicy tuna, in fact we ordered the very opposite. And $8 a roll means we would pay $2 per PIECE of vegetable sushi. No way, man. \n\nIt was only after haggling with our server and two managers that we were able to have our bill reduced to a more appropriate price. Unfortunately, the whole experience sealed the deal on being totally over the place. \n\nAnd so begins the search for a new sushi joint... if anyone has suggestions for killer sushi (that includes creative rolls), I'm all ears!
__label__4 I'm in town for an hour saw this place on line before we left Angel Fire.  Chef John Murphy is outstanding not only regarding the meal but in regards to excellent customer service as well. Enjoyed it immensity and will be back later this week. Thanks John! !!!
__label__4 Took my boyfriend here for his birthday dinner. Outstanding service and the food was on point!
__label__1 Disappointing.  All told, none of the tapas plates were that good.  Most were either boring or a little too salty.  While nothing was too terrible (except for the special of the night), none of the ingredients seemed to really go together exactly right.  Most dishes came with 3 pieces of the tapas - I think I would have preferred a lower price for 2 pieces or higher for 4 (and yes, I understand tapas means \"small plates\"!) We will not be planning a return trip in the near future unless I hear some new raving reviews or they change their menu around.  \n\nMy bf and I went to V. Picasso on a Saturday night.  We were really excited to try this place!  The night started out with a moderately long wait for our waitress. Once she arrived, she could not even tell us what the specials were and practically forgot them again when she came back to us after reading them - but we were fine with it.\n\nWe ordered 8 tapas plates.  First out was the free cream of zucchini soup - yay - I love free anything!  It was pretty good.  We also each had a red sangria which we found tasty.  The night was off to a pretty good start...until the food we ordered started to arrive.  I'm trying to remember everything we had:\n\nJerk Rubbed Duck (The Special of the Day) - Most disappointing of all. We actually had this one second to last but since it was pretty terrible, I thought I'd review it first.  When something is on special, I would hope that it would at least be ok...but not this time.  We received 4 or 5 quarter size pieces of duck, each with a large rim of fat around it.  There was no jerk-rubbed taste, probably because the pieces were too small to get anything on them.  Waste of $8.\n\nSalt Cod Fritters - Alright.  Too salty.\n\nMarinated Olives - Blah, they seemed like they were just olives out of the jar with no special marinade, and they weren't served with any bread or anything.  (A previous reviewer mentioned them being marinated with manchego - ours were unfortunately not done that way.) Very salty.\n\nGambas al mole - I enjoyed the shrimp themselves, but I was not impressed with the mole or the corn puree in the dish.  Both were boring. The mole was spicy, but there wasn't much of a taste to it.  \n\nGrilled zucchini with honey, etc. - This was good, but I felt like another veggie with more flavor would have made the dish even better.  Nonetheless, I liked the goat cheese and honey taste.  (Although this dish now looks different than the picture that another reviewer provided.)\n\nChorizo con Huevos - This dish was one egg on top of three pieces of bread with a sweetish tomato sauce/paste with chorizo chopped into it.  The chorizo was very disappointing - it tasted like chopped up hillshire farm sausage, with no spice to it.  My bf kept questioning whether it was really chorizo.  The tomato paste on the bread was actually nice...but the dish itself just did not seem like it went together well.\n\nPatatas Bravas - Alright, they were just lightly fried cut up potatos with a spicy sauce.  Salty again.  Easy to make on your own.\n\nChurros with chocolate sauce - I liked this, because who can really argue with cinnamon-sugar covered fried dough with chocolate sauce!?  However, one of the three churros sticks was not fully cooked inside.   \n\nWe left disappointed and unsatisfied with our meal.
__label__3 Not the best, but better than most.\n\nOk, to be honest, the first time I came here, it wasn't really by choice.  I was actually headed to the place next door (if you've been here, you know what restaurant I'm talking about) but my reservation was \"denied.\"  So, being hungry and unwilling to wait 2 hours to be seated, the wife and I reluctantly walked over to Seoul Oak.  We were one of two tables seated.  At 7pm.  On a Friday.  I had second thoughts, but...\n\nThe waitress was so polite and helpful, we decided to give it a shot.  And we were impressed.  We ordered off the all you can eat menu and then proceeded to stuff ourselves silly.  The side dishes seemed never-ending!  The big bone kalbi is a must, though the meat could be served thicker.  My favorite is the spicy pork, which has slightly sweet notes as you start eating, but the heat builds and next thing you know you had two bowls of rice.  \n\nThe food was delicious and relatively authentic (compared to the \"Americanized\" or more trendy eateries).  We even took a kid from Korea (on a later visit) who said the food was like how his mom makes.  Seriously.  But on a recent visit (maybe two or three weeks ago) we noticed that some of the menu items tasted differently.  Maybe a new cook?  Maybe they just changed the recipes?  It wasn't bad, but a surprise.  \n\nThe place is very unassuming, and I'm not sure if they even have a sign (in English...if you're going West to East on Spring Mtn., I know there is a sign in English).  But come here for straight up Korean food that is filling and tasty.
__label__1 After going to the farmers market in Guadeloupe,  this place was awful. They are way over priced on a lot of items, like fresh eggs and honey. The store had so much stuff it was hard to find items and they didn't have much local items. The service was so so. This place is more hype than anything good.
__label__2 I've been here a couple of times and can report:  I like it!  It's a fairly unpretentious place with good beer and a friendly staff.  I've enjoyed the scootcher beer and double IPA.  They regularly invite local food trucks to plant themselves out front for hungry patrons.  We devoured some delicious Filipino eats from the Hey Joe truck last week--excellent!  My only real adjustment to the atmosphere would be to turn down the music a notch so I can hear conversation better.  Otherwise, this mellow bar is a cool place to unwind after the work-week.
__label__0 Although the original work was good, I have had a great deal of difficulty getting warranty work completed by Treeline.  If you want a professional, on schedule, and customer first landscape company you should look at another company.  Very frustrating how much I have had to follow-up to get original job completed and my warranty work is still not completed 5 months after I contacted them.
__label__1 Biz partner and I went there today for lunch. We went at 11am, which is right when they open. Place was dead and the waitresses couldn't seem less enthused. There were more people working in the place than came in in the hour + we were there. \n\nWe ordered the bonless wings (hot). Not bad, but I'd agree with the other review comparing them to Buffalo Wild Wings. I ordered a burger, medium. It came well done and was very bland. I didn't even finish it. The fries...what can I say but WOW. I like salt, but this was crazy. WAYYYYY too much salt on them. Disgusting. Biz partner's were just as bad. \n\n As far as ambiance, the decor is different with the island theme and all, but one guy actually mopped the floors and a waitress walked around with towels on her feet to dry it while we were there. She even joked that she was so embarrassed that she was told to do this and just wanted to sit at out table.\n\nThen the bill came...12 wings, 2 sodas, 2 burgers...$38 without tip. Could have saved $10 and went to Applebee's. We won't be back anytime soon.
__label__0 Service is the word or lack of it.  WOW!
__label__2 Howl at the Moon is 2-2! I've been twice, and both times were a great time with friends. . . the drinks aren't overpriced and the energy in the place in infectious! It's the perfect setup for a piano bar, and you never know what they'll say/sing next because it's always off the wall!\n\nHonestly, the show is a little raunchy for my taste . . . but it's all in good humor and everyone's having a good time! I'll definitely be back, but it's not somewhere I'm taking family when they visit.
__label__1 if you want to fit in san tan valley here is a step by step guide.\n\n1. be really proud of yourself for buying a super cheap house in the middle of nowhere. but don't tell anyone the location bc the moment you do people are less impressed.... and more turned off. \n\n2. bc of #1, you can afford rims on your car. be sure to buy the ugliest  ones possible. people here prefer black rims with chrome outline.\n\n3. roll down your windows\n\n4. tune your radio to rap music \n\n5. blast it really loud\n\n6. drive with your left arm only, straight out, and lean back. be sure you wear your wrist watch on this arm so that others can see it out your window. bonus points if you wiggle your wrist pretending to adjust the watch, but really you just want it to sparkle under the light.\n\nim not exaggerating, we saw about 10 different cars like this while eating our china chef. \n\n(i just checked out someone's profile who lives in san tan valley. first person i clicked on listed interest: purple drank. what are the chances? i rest my case.)\n\nthis whole review is an embarrassment, but it must be said. \n\ndon't ask why i was in this part of town last night, but i was. and we were waiting for a long time in this shopping center and hadn't had dinner. china chef of burger king? china chef it is! \n\nthe food wasn't disgusting, actually it was just meh but edible and better than BK (on 2nd thought, maybe if i find myself in that horrible town/shopping center i will do BK). the space was clean and blah blah blah.  \n\nthat's not the problem. the problem is that the meal doesn't come with a gas mask for later. and my body wasn't the only one having issues with this food. for the record, i've eaten my fair share of questionable food and i have never had a reaction like this. \n\nshhuuuuuuuuu-weeeeeeeee.
__label__0 I must have caught them on a baaaddd day because all I have to say is \"YUCK\" and waste of money with their chewy food. Felt like I walked in to a gas station and ordered chewing gum.  Overpriced for the quality of food.  Threw 90% of it away.
__label__3 If you LOVE to eat you will LOVE the BITE of Las Vegas!! Everything from BBq,Mexican,Fine Dining,Chinese,Burgers and lots more.\n\n\nWe sample several booths as you can see from the pics.\n\n My favorite of course @hashhousegogolv and the pork tenderloin sandwich. But thats just me being an Iowa boy.\n\nNot only does this event have top notch music for CHEAP-Admission is ONLY $8 per person.\n\nThey always have 4-5 headlining bands like this year : @parachute @blueoctoberband @Uncle_Kracker @train plus another 1/2 dozen or so bands playing on both stages. Personally I really enojyed Imaginary Dragons!. @train did cancel because someone in the band was ill. 1st ever canceled show by the band. The show did go on....\n\nThere's was also a small midway with rides and games for the kids including a rock climbing wall and carnival food stands like kettle corn,corn dogs,funnel cake and more.\n\nThe main walk featured about 50 restaurant boothes serving food and drinks with GREAT PRICES-everything iwas UNDER $5!!! Did I mention admission was only $8!\n\nSeveral booths like @PortofSubsLV offer even CHEAPER deals like $2 sandwiches & drinks.\n\nCanyonRanch had kabobs 2/$3 and @hashhouseagogolv had sandwiches for ONLY $4.\n\nThe only knock on the event is parking but what can you really do with this many people wanting to park close enough not to have to be bussed in.\n\nI'd love to see the event go for 2 days!!! That would be cool!!!
__label__4 I buy so much at Wildcard that I am single handedly putting their offspring through college. And we're not talking public university--not that there's anything wrong with that, U of W girl here--but these kids will be able to go Ivy League if they want. \n\nI think Wildcard is supposed to be a stationary boutique, but I always end up buying things that don't fall in that category, and which I didn't know I wanted but somehow suddenly need. One time it was squirrel salt and pepper shakers, then a raspberry truffle candle, and who can forget the upcycled wind chime made out of forks? But if you're on the hunt for paper goods, they have those too.\n\nThere's an entire wall of cards (lots of them hand-printed), ranging from funny and absurd to poignant and beautiful, that you could sift through for hours searching for the perfect note to wish someone happy birthday; if you aren't into snail mail, the rest of the store has gifts with a local focus. Things like Pittsburgh-centric totes and t-shirts, retro jewelry, recycled journals and any other quirky thing you can think of (hello plushie wiener dog) are stuffed in every nook and cranny. I suggest spending some time digging through all their weird ephemera if you want to find a treasure that feels like it was hidden just for you. \n\nBe sure to wander all the way to the back of the store because there's a tiny gallery sort of hidden in a little alcove that has well-priced original art pieces. They even throw parties for art openings where you can chat with the owners and munch on popcorn and cookies.
__label__2 I like Wildcard and recommend it often, however, I do wish they had a larger selections of blank cards. Seriously ... the store name is Wildcard and the card selection is rather tame. They do carry an unusual selection of birthday/anniversary/baby/other greeting type cards, which is a nice change from typical card stores, but they need more blank cards. I go to places like Wildcard to buy unique cards that I can add my own words to, not just sign my name to another's words.\n\nI also wish there was less Chronicle Book offerings and more handmade stuff. I can buy Chronicle anywhere, usually much cheaper, but I'd prefer to spend a bit more and buy something made by someone who does what they do because they love doing it.\n\nThe staff is a bit stand-offish, but that's okay when I first walk in. I hate that uncomfortable \"can I help you/no I'm just looking\" interaction. However, when I engage the staff, it would be nice if they attempted to engage me, which has never happened.\n\nParking is easy, which I love. Parking in Pittsburgh is usually a nightmare, even more so than my hometown, Boston. Nice to have a place where I know I'll be able to park and not have to break the bank to do so.
__label__0 The bf got his truck washed here and raved about it!  He got an oil change, car wash, and leather treatment for his car.  It did look amazing when I saw it right after the wash.  I was impressed.\n\nSo, I went this past Friday to get my car washed. I got \"The Works\" car wash.  I will say that the outside of my car did look fabulous when it was done.\n\nHere's where they went wrong:  First, IU was informed that my car was not shiny like it is supposed to be.  The guy compared my car to a freshly waxed black car.  Of course my silver car isn't going to look the same as a black car that just got waxed!  I was irritated to say the least.  Second: When my car was \"finished\" I went over and got in.  As I started the car, and pulled away from the drying area, I realized the dash of my car was dusty.  It had never been wiped down.  What car wash vacuums a car but doesn't wipe off the dash?\n\nLooks like I'll be going back to Los Olivo's or Danny's for my future washes!
__label__2 I love this car wash. They may take longer than others in the Valley but they actually clean and vacuum the entire vehicle!  My only complaint is that like all the other car washes they try to up sell you on services - but that didn't happen today. \nGive them a try and I think you will be pleased
__label__4 *UPDATE* This was originally a four star review (I deducted a star only because you have to pay an extra $0.50 to sub rice/soy milk in your latte!), but I had to change it.  I love Giant so very , very much.  The coffee is truly fantastic, the baristas are just great, and the ambiance is so perfect that I make a point of leaving my house half an hour early every Monday morning so that I can start my workweek out right - at Giant!\n\nOriginal review (after having visited only once):\n\nI can't not mention the iced honey latte, but a quick scroll through these reviews says everything that I need to say about it.  In a word:  Yum!\n\nThe place is beautiful, the staff is nice, and I love the open air design and shared space concept.  \n\nPlus, they play good music and they play it loud.  :)
__label__0 I treated a friend to a pour over coffee and a muffin this morning at Giant Coffee, I had an Americano and a bagel which came to $13.81. We had our coffee in in-house coffee cups and my Americano was just average. When I finished I decided I'd like a refill of regular coffee and, get this, because I didn't buy the less expensive regular coffee to begin with I was told since I had purchased an Americano and not a Regular coffee I'd have to pay full price for a refill rather than the 50 cent refill charge. She apologized and told me that it was the owners policy. This was my first and last visit to Giant Coffee.
__label__0 A great downtown location, an appropriately-sized setup in a beautiful building, a clean, modern aesthetic. \n\nGiant was obviously well-funded. That's about it for the positives. \n\nIf you like bitter, overpriced, pre-sweetened (!!!) 'coffee' served by an obnoxious, barely-legal hipster sporting a cardigan in July, this place is for you.
__label__4 5 stars is based on one 2.5 hour visit so far, with a friend on a Sunday morning in January. Coffee, food, and atmosphere were excellent. My 16 oz. pour-over coffee ($3, Ethiopian, filled to the rim) was smooth and good enough to drink black, which I never do, though part-way through some bitterness showed through and  I added some half and half. (My favorite pour-over is probably Songbird.) Friend had an iced vanilla honey latte and had high praise for it. We both grabbed strawberry muffins ($3.50) and liked them; they were moist without being too much so. Atmosphere: very comfortable; it was easy to have a long conversation here; the floor to ceiling window has a nice, peaceful view. Clean; simple; modern. Wifi slows as it gets more crowded, which is to be expected. Parking is a hassle, but I'll be back.
__label__2 I like the atmosphere of Giant Coffee a lot: high ceilings, an open and industrial decor, with soft cushioned benches along the walls and 2 long tables down the center of the room. Baristas were very friendly but not forcibly chatty, and my iced coffee was very good. Nice depth of flavor, low acidity, and no stale taste.\n\nI am only giving 3 stars, however, because of the price. It's no wonder the place is barely a quarter filled, even with the positives I listed above. More than $4 for a 16oz iced coffee that would cost at least a dollar less almost anywhere else. It's worth it, I suppose,  if you're going to stay and enjoy the WiFi and decor, and do some studying or something; but if you're just passing through, it's a bit of a steep price. I get that they're placing a premium on a product that is, admittedly, superior to most iced coffees in the area... but with competitors like Lux and Jobot close by, it seems a bit odd.\n\nThe good news is that the other coffee drinks (lattes, cappuccinos, hot coffee) seem more regularly priced. I think I'll come back, but only if I have the time to stay and enjoy the place a bit.
__label__2 Stayed there for a conference at ASU. It's very easy to get to from the airport (just take the bus to the light rail station and it's right across the street). And since the light rail station is right outside, it's really easy to get around town without a rental car. \n\nThe atmosphere is very modern and bright. There's a bar in the lobby, plus a place to buy things you might have forgotten to bring and food and snacks. I needed a sewing kit and to grab lunch there one day, so it was very convenient. \n\nThe rooms are a little smaller than I'm used to, but very well laid out so that it doesn't feel small. Big King size beds and a big flat screen tv on the wall. The shower is great, and has one of the large showerheads that points straight down. Very trendy and fun decor all around. \n\nI didn't get a chance to go in the pool, but it looked great with little cabanas, tables, and chairs all around it.
__label__0 If you stay here, be warned!  I just checked my AMEX statement and noticed that this placed charged me TWICE!  I purchased my stay through Travelocity (as I often do for my travels) and the front desk clerk even acknowledged that, but STILL... double the charge!  This has never happened to me with Travelocity so I can only believe the mistake was on the hotel end.  I called several times to try and resolve this with Susan in billing but she was not very responsive.  It was after several attempts and contacting the general manager Patty that I got a \"promise that a credit will be issued.\"  I keep calling AMEX to check and still NOTHING....... I stayed in March and it is June now... WTF?!  *****************DO NOT USE THIS PLACE**************** SHADY TO THE MAX!
__label__1 Worst. Pillows. Ever. \n\nI travel a fair amount and these take the prize. Think of a basketball stuffed with hard chunks of foam rubber. Unbelievable. Get ready for a neck ache. Even tried rolled up bath towels but that as bad.  Bed is firm, not bad. \n\nRooms modest size, but adequate. Decor is fine, modern, but walls are very dark and lights are somewhat ineffective. No artwork on walls leaves the room a bit stark.  Layout is interesting, but it works. Some of the trendy touches feel cheap.  Not sure how well this place will age. \n\nAir conditioner sounds like a 747 taking off, cycling on and off.  Blows across bed.  Bedside clock made loud ticking sound - had to finally unplug it. \n\nLocation is convenient, and has airport shuttle.  No onsite restaurant, but one a block away. No breakfast buffet.  Light rail runs right by hotel.   \n\nLobby interesting, with bar inside large lobby area  Didn't try the bar.  \n\nOverall an interesting, somewhat different place with some appeal. Horrible pillows and loud air conditioner were inexcusable, and entirely preventable flaws.  Demonstrates lack of management attention.  Would have scored a 4 stars without those two issues.
__label__4 Charlotte's number 1 trusted indoor dog daycare and boarding facility. Owner Nicole takes pride in every aspect of the business including extended service to help rescued dogs. There's a big reason Dogtopia has won the Best Of award. All animals must be vaccinated prior to using the facility. Services also include grooming. My dogs, #MecklenDog & #Mr704, are proud to support them. We hope you do too.
__label__4 Fair price, privately owned with friendly service and they actually know what they are doing. This is a really good alternative to the chains.
__label__0 Sent my wife here once. Even though I I had followed her home the day before and checked to make sure all her lights were working front and back these guys seem to find two lights out? Keep in mind this was three years ago but never forgot it and now you know.
__label__4 This place is a gem. A rare combination of great coffee and zero pretension. Where most higher-end coffee shops tend to be snobbish, Espresso A Mano is always warm and inviting and the baristas working there are always at the top of their game. No matter how big the line is you will always be served in minutes and your drink will be well made every single time. I rarely take the time to write reviews but this place is worthy of all of the praise it receives. Pay a visit once and I guarantee they will learn your first name and never forget it.
__label__3 Espresso A Mano delivered exactly what I wanted from it, a darn good Iced Americano.\n\nUnlike many boutique coffee bars around the city, Espresso A Mano sources a wide variety of craft roasted beans (versus just a single brand or in house roast).  The staff are friendly and down to earth and the menu is strait forward and simple.\n\nMy Americano has the right amount of complexity and taste present that I enjoyed it strait (no cream/sugar), and the wife's vanilla latte expressed the same characteristics (though hers was a little dull on vanilla flavor).\n\nIt's a small shop, but it's got great doors that open up during nice weather and it's got an excellent location on Butler to start there, grab a coffee, then stroll up the street to shop/explore Lawrenceville.
__label__4 What a delight!\n\nMy husband and I were in my hometown for Christmas, and ventured out on our third date since the birth of our son.  I was so excited to check out Lawrenceville for the first time, and couldn't wait to show my foodie husband that Pittsburgh can do sophisticated with the best of them.  Before dinner, we stopped at Espresso A Mano because I heard it was the best coffee shop in Pittsburgh.\n\nI was so surprised when we stepped up to the counter and the barista greeted me by my maiden name!  Thirteen years after we were on the high school track team together, Matt recognized me.  Man, he is good with names!  It was fun to catch up, and I'm so proud to see a fellow McKeesport alum being such a success.  \n\nMy decaf, almond milk latte (for my nursing son's benefit) was surprisingly rich in coffee flavor, and was served up without a hint of pretension.  I remember singing along to the music, and loved the exposed brick walls.\n\nGood people.  Good coffee.
__label__1 Bonus points for the selection of coffee beans (Verve and Forty-Ninth Parallel) but minus points for the over-crowded atmosphere.  It's a bit of a pretentious \"scene\".  Navigating from the drink counter to a table is tough, as is getting to the bathroom from a table. The chocolate chip cookie was greasy, but admittedly some folks prefer that.  \n\nNo complaints about the coffee drinks themselves.  If you just need a solid espresso drink to go and don't mind waiting in line, this place is fine.
__label__3 I never knew Pittsburgh provided such a wealth of coffee shops! Since I work in the Lawrenceville area, it's the perfect place to pick up a cup of joe. The shop has a cozy feeling with tables that allow their patrons to socialize or work. Their skillful baristas produce smooth espresso drinks with the milk at the right temperature. I shall be swinging by often before work to get my daily dose of caffeine!
__label__2 I've been going to rock store for years and unfortunately the quality is getting lower. I used to come here for BBQ and corn bread all the time and the pork was fresh and had great smoke flavor. Now I feel that the pulled pork is very lackluster with little flavor. If I do go there I get chicken and even it it overlooked and just sitting in juices. I prefer fresh food and all theirs is sitting for quite a while before it's served. If you want good BBQ, go to Elwood's or saucemans.
__label__4 My husband is so obsessed with this restaurant! It may not look like much from the outside but it is fantastic! My husband got the full rack of ribs and I got the Pulled pork sandwich. Both of which were great. My obsession from this place is definitely the corn bread It is so sweet...almost like cake :) && I love cake! \n\nDefinitely a great place to try if you are looking for a local joint with awesome food!!
__label__4 I first contacted Liz after another accountant botched my 2008 taxes and got me in seemingly deep trouble with the IRS. Liz went through line by line and corrected the errors, then wrote a clear and thoughtful letter to the IRS explaining the honest mistake. Highly recommended.
__label__0 Shut down by the Health department on April 5th because of 52 demerits.\n\n\"Inspectors found spoiled and contaminated food, food that wasn't properly cooled, food stored at improper temperatures and so much more. Even the thermometers weren't working properly and the restaurant's previous grade cards weren't visible.\" \n\nThis would make me very worried about any future visits while downtown and very glad that my few previous visits didn't end badly.
__label__1 I have walked by this joint a million times, and always wanted to check it out because of its Dia-de-los-Muertos-on-steroids decor. I normally go for atmo over food quality anyway, so I wasn't too concerned with reading any of the other reviews here.\n\nThe chief complaints regarding this place seem to concern the cleanliness and the service/attitude.So let me address both.\n\nApparently, the place was closed down by the health dept. recently for having 52 health code violations (!). I might not have dared to eat here had I known this...but as it was, I have been here twice and had the chicken fajita tacos both times: once Mexican, and once Cuban-style. Both times they were way above average! The veggies were fresh and ginormous and delicious, the chicken was well spiced and succulent, and the accoutrements (rice, beans, etc) were average. \n\nOn both my visits, my friends had the chimichanga. One friend loved it, the other one said Meh. \n\nThe chips and salsa were pretty good, but they're stingy with them and only give you one little basket for free. The guacamole was kinda eh, but with all the other food, I didn't even notice, And the place LOOKED really clean, so who knows?!\n\nAs for the service, on my 1st visit we were one of only three tables in there at the time, and service was fine. But on my second visit, it was busier, and it took about 45 minutes for them to get our food out. And all that time, they were too cheap-assed to give us more chips. LAME!\n\nAll in all, the servuce sucks, the food is OK, and the atmo is GREAT: crazy decor and amazing retro 80s music videos playing on a big screen TV while you eat. \n\nOther reviews also mention Mamita's hater-ish attitude toward food trucks...and I think this is the crux of Mamita's image problem:\n\nThey were on East Fremont Street before Zappos was even a gleam in some Modest Mouse fanboy's bespectacled, bicycling eye. Mamita's predates the hipster infestation...they survived YEARS of life on East Fremont before it was cool, so is it ANY FUCKING WONDER they don't want trendy shitty food trucks rolling in and stealing their bidness?! \n\nMamita's is like that grumpy old man in the neighborhood who's constantly yelling at you kids to get off his goddamn lawn. They don't have a Twitter feed, they don't have a thing to \"check in,\" and they don't serve Pabst Blue Ribbon or have a bike rack out front. \n\nMamita's, if you're listening, and you want a piece of that sweet, sweet hipster buck....stop complaining and start being more ironic, STAT!
__label__3 I took my family here for dinner about a week ago. The one thing I was disappointed with is their salad bar selection. I used to frequent Ruby Tuesday's years ago and their selection was larger. However, I guess since their salad bar selection is smaller, they offer more food menu items. I ordered the flavored iced tea and I was impressed that the server mixes it up for me in person. I also love the shrimp dip appetizer. I ordered the chicken broccoli. It was delicious. I know next time to have my sons split a food dish instead of getting their own. Our server was prompt and polite. We left there stuffed.
__label__0 I haven't been to a Ruby Tuesdays in forever, mostly because a lot of them have closed down, now I remember why. The restaurant looked clean enough amd the service was good and she was attentive. The food however was disgusting. My husband asked if the burgers we frozen or hand pressed, she said they are not frozen, she lied... tasted  worse then a McDonald's burger. The wings appetizer was so under cooked and slimy that I couldn't even eat them. The po Boy shrimp  Flatbread tasted  bland with a hint of fish. Nothing about this meal was food except for the service.  Please step up your food or just go away completely. I would much rather go to Chili's.
__label__2 Takes forever for pizza to bake. Double dough is super flimsy. Pan pizza has so much dough! Love the cheese they use, but makes for a puddle of grease. Too spendy to frequent.
__label__3 Rosati's was my go to while in Kansas City so i was glad to have one close that delivers. The pan and double dough are my favorite as well as the calzone and a decent salad.
__label__1 The delivery was pretty good on a Sunday afternoon, it only took 40 minutes. The lady who took our order gave us free delivery too. The appetizer of Spinach/Tomato garlic bread was not good. The mozzarella cheese and spinach part on top of bread was good, but the bread itself was either stale or not cooked or both. Avoid this starter. We also went for the double dough pizza which is a buck more. The crust is a weird braided thing and the pizza itself in that form was just good enough to eat, but not much more and unfoldable as well. Chicago should be ashamed to own this place.
__label__3 I joined some friends for a birthday dinner at Modern Steak. The restaurant a great ambiance - fun decor, swanky feel without feeling pretentious. The service was excellent... I definitely felt like a VIP for a night. \n\nWe started off at the bar and ordered a \"Retail Therapy\" Martini: Belvedere Vodka, Grand Marnier, Strawberry, Basil & Lemon Juice. A good choice - it wasn't overly sweet and the basil added a nice touch. \n\nAppetizers consisted of Warm Asparagus Pizza, Crispy Prosciutto, Organic Fried Egg - Delicious! (I'm a big fan of the newly embraced French style of topping dishes with an egg) and Margherita Pizza, San Marzano Tomatoes, Fresh Basil - also very tasty. \n\nI was on a budget, so I sadly only ordered a salad, but a very good salad it was! I got the Roasted Beet Salad with pistachio, watercress and boucheron cheese. A nice, light summer salad that filled me up. \n\nI did try the filet that came with some carmelized onions - YUM! It was so good! People at the table were also raving about the Chilean Sea Bass. \n\nI definitely would like to go back and get a filet. It's pricey, but it's always fun to splurge on great steak sometimes.
__label__4 Modern Steak screams cool. It just does. The exterior, the interior, the vibe, the colors...everything screams cool. \n\nFood: I've tried a variety of food options here yet surprisingly, never the steak.Their burgers are amazing. I know what you're thinking. What's so different about the Modern Steak burger? Well...it's on a sweet and soft roll, it has some great special sauce and the meat is great quality. Their fries are salty and delicious. And how do I even subscribe the chopped salad? Well, chopped it is but it's full of every great veggie on this planet...including avocado. \n\n\nDecor: I could probably hang out at Modern Steak all night and be completely happy. The white and blue accents and the atmosphere makes you feel so fresh and so clean. I heard the decor is copied after the Marie Antoinette movie and I think she'd be very proud. From the lighting to the trendy furniture, it's got an awesome vibe. And the bathrooms. Well gentlemen....when your girl is MIA, before you call the cops, check the bathrooms. Fully equipped with couches, this is the bathroom I wish I could copy and place in my own house. I actually wish I could copy the entire Modern Steak decor for my home. \n\nHappy Hour: I don't know how long this is lasting, but right now they are having the most amazing happy hour! $5 drinks and $2 food items. Yes, I said it correctly....two dollars!! An awesome meal and drinks for $10? Yep, that's what you can do at Modern Steak right now! \n\nSo in summary, this is a great location for a night out with friends, a nice date, if you want to grab some drinks at the trendy bar or you want to relax and lounge of the comfortable patio...you've got to check out Modern Steak!
__label__2 There really should be a two and a half star rating.  I mean, come on, the territory between \"Meh, I've had better\" and \"A-OK\" is pretty vast.\n\nIn any case, we popped in for Happy Hour to check it out.  First of all, a gorgeous space.  Really.  This is exactly what a modern restaurant should look like.\n\nIt was also disconcertingly empty. The staff was friendly, attentive and gracious as I have found them to be in every Fox restaurant I've been in.  Good job on the training there, Sam. Say what you will about the food but it's truly a pleasure to get attitude-free service in a town where that isn't necessarily the norm.\n\nThe first thing that strikes you about the Happy Hour menu are the extremely low prices.  I mean, come on, two bucks per item?  Cool!  Bring one of everything.\n\nClassic slider - excellent, lovely homemade biscuit for the bread\nShort Rib slider - even better\nChopped salad - uhmmm, just ok.  Nice fat chunks of avocado\nSmoked Salmon on Toast - very nice\nFrench Fries - perfect, crispy and dark\n\nEverything was good but these are canap\u00e9 sized portions, so even after five items, we were still hungry.\n\nThe drinks part of the Happy Hour was a bit light however.  The house wines didn't look too impressive so we ordered cocktails, listed at $5.  We had two lovely, over-sized martinis and were charged $8.  Odd.  When I asked about this I was told that the martinis were more because they had more alcohol.  Okie dokie.  Then put that on the menu.  \n\nI much prefer the Happy Hour at Montana Avenue with the half-priced bottles of wine.\n\nOur bill was about $33 with tip.\n\nAll in all, not bad but not the best Happy Hour among Fox Restaurants and for that matter, not the best Happy Hour in Fashion Square. That honor would go to Wildfish, twice the price and worth every penny.
__label__2 My review on this place is a bit mixed. We went to lunch on Sunday  prior to some shopping.  No wait, and not busy so certainly no complaints on the staff or wait time.  I ordered the Kobe burger, she ordered the salmon. Food arrived in reasonable time, but her salmon had a long hair on top. Ew...  We notified the waiter, who immediately removed it and had it remade. Made us notice, that no one in the kitchen was waiting a hair net. The Beiber hair style with no net kinda concerns me. My burger was good, juicy and tender, Her remade salmon was very good, and he sweet potato pancakes were a nice touch.  They comped the salmon, which was nice.  Overall, the food was good and prices were reasonable for lunch.  I am slightly curious about any cleanliness issues in the kitchen though...
__label__3 Great place for drinks and happy hour.
__label__1 If you think this is a 5 stars restaurant, then you must also think Denny's deserves 4 stars.\n\nAfter working a long day, I was looking forward to a good dinner.  I was excited to try this place out.  It was down right disappointing.  Being that I came straight from working 13 hours without lunch and I came in jeans (not designer jeans) and another coworker came in a t-shirt.  I supposed they thought didn't know how to enjoy a nice place because we didn't look like the rest of the clienteles trying to impress their dates.  The restaurant was less than half full, but they were not that attentive to our party.\n\nLet's get to the food.  3 out of the 4 ordered prime rib since it was on the menu.  20 minutes later, the server came and said that there were only 1 prime rib left and something about them only selling 8 per night.  Which sounds really odd to me.  If there is a limited quantity, then they should state that on the menu.  I took the last prime rib since I picked the place and I was the first one to say I wanted it.  30 minutes later, the server came back and apologized that there isn't any prime rib left at all.  At this point, I am just hungry and just wanted some food since I had skipped lunch.  I ordered the filet medium rare.  The filet came out medium well.  I had to cut all the all the edges off to be able to chew that piece of meat.  They should have just served the steak and called it \"steak flavour salt\".  All I could taste was the salt.  It totally destroyed any natural flavour of the steak.  I wonder if someone played a trick on the cook and unscrewed the top of the salt shaker.\n\nLet's move on to the sides.  Everything comes a la carte.  The mac 'n cheese is nothing to rave about.  The asparagus and parmesan cheese was edible.\n\nWhen the bill came out, I was charged for a filet and prime rib that never came.  I had to flag the waiter down to get it removed which took another 15 minutes before anyone would look our way.\n\nThe summary:\n1) The clienteles are the usual Scottsdale people trying way too hard to be cool, but you are still in Arizona.\n2) Food doesn't live up the prices.\n3) The service is sub-par.  Do not judge the guests by the way we are dressed.  I may look sloppy, but I am a very good tipper.\n4) It is at a shopping mall.\n\nFortunately, I didn't have to pay for it myself.
__label__0 This place is ridiculously overpriced!  Their food is not good quality. When you walk in it looks like a cafeteria and that's essentially what you are getting in terms of quality. $10.27 for a turkey sandwich that was almost all fat and had a required side I didn't want. This place is best avoided. It's not worth the calories or time.
__label__3 The food is great ..we had curry chicken . sesame chicken and tempura shrimp .hot and sour soup .all of  the food was great ...
__label__0 I'm sorry, but this is not a Pad Thai, the food was awful... the service.. nobody checked on us, I have to look for somebody to bring me the bill. Never ever back here!!!
__label__0 So we did a little jumping around tonight.. Our adventures brought us to the $5 bar menu at BLT Steak.. Specifically the Kobe Beef hot dog.  I had it, I ate it, and I thought it was okay.. Eh..  \n\n$12 drinks wasn't really appealing either.  My New Fashioned was good but for that price, it better be tall.. It was not.  Please avoid this place.  Unless you got some serious dough to throw around on semi good food.  \n\n-Ian M.
__label__3 Beautiful restaurant in the Ritz Carlton. Had hamburger & fries. Attending business conference at the Ritz.
__label__2 A farewell lunch for a coworker landed me here.  I wasn't impressed with the popover bread they serve prior to the meal, it had a strong egg taste that almost spoiled my appetite which is hard to do.  Thankfully, my mushroom and gruyere panini was very tasty and larger than I expected, with lots of fries on the side.  Everyone enjoyed their food and they also offer a small discount for bank employees which is a plus.
__label__1 Such a disappointment. I'd had a wonderful meal at the NY location with impeccable, accommodating service and presumed we'd receive even better in Charlotte where the restaurant was located in our hotel.\n\nThe first day we tried to get breakfast at 10:31 and were turned away because they shut down at 10:30. When we returned from shopping and tried to get lunch at 2:32 pm we were initially told we were again too late until we asked for a manager who agreed to let us order a few small, cold dishes. Okay, the place is entitled to close between meals - though surprising as they are the only restaurant at the Ritz Carlton.   \n\nThat evening we had a party of 8 dining and I requested my Dover sole be made without butter and with olive oil instead. What I got was a small piece of  dry fish with olive oil and capers served in side dishes. Seriously? For $45.00?\n\nSorry but this outpost was not worthy of the name or Ritz Carlton location.
__label__1 Had high hopes. Nice spot at the Biltmore Hotel. We sat on the patio, which nice. What wasn't so nice was the food and service. Overcooked fish, slow service and my wife's second drink was forgotten. At that point I can't even accept the kind free dessert. Nothing horrible about F. and A., just not good enough at the moment to go back.
__label__2 I had dinner at Frank and Alberts when my family came to visit and stayed at the Biltmore. Great service and a nice atmosphere. The food received mixed reviews by our table. Three people in our party ordered the caesar salad after the waiter highlighted it. Their special twish was celery, which we all assumed was mixed in for extra crunch. It turns out the entire salad is shaved celery. The celery was just way too stringy and fibrous to really enjoy, plus it watered down the flavor of the caesar dressing. Nice attempt at a twist, but I would say leave that classic alone. \n\nOn the positive side, I did really enjoy the burger - great flavor and the homemade chipotle ketchup was awesome (they also have homemade tarragon mustard). My cousin had the meatloaf which looked amazing. He's a 6'2' 16 year old athlete with a refined palate... I didn't even have a chance to ask for a bite before he devoured it, but he said it was awesome. \n\nMy experience here was good (hence the A-OK rating), but didn't leave me wanting come back for more. What did, however, was their happy hour menu: lots of great looking deals for $5. I'll have to head over for hh and will update my review.
__label__2 Would love to see them offer healthy options.  Whole wheat pasta, salads with lite dressings and more vegetarian vegan options would be great!   The biscuits with sausage gravy, shake and bake pork, double stuffed potatoes and pizza are great, but will kill you eventually.
__label__1 This was not a pleasant experience. The hotel was over run with 900 hospitality event attendees filling every nook and cranny with loud conventioneers. The restaurant was noisy so we asked the hostess to seat us in a quieter spot. She took us to a table right in the middle....probably the loudest spot in there. We then asked our waitress to move us which she did.\nThe food is expensive but that is to be expected for the Biltmore.  But it is over priced for the quality and the small portions. My crab cake BLT was $18 and was cold and greasy. The fries were the saving grace, being crisp and delicious.\nT. Cooks at Royal Palm or  Elements at The Sanctuary are far better hotel restaurant alternatives. I would not go back.
__label__1 On the website, they have a beautiful pic of Marilyn Monroe lounging in a chair at the lovely Biltmore way back when. I suspect if you dug Marilyn up today, her condition may resemble the current state of the Biltmore.\n\nWe thought it might be fun to go have lunch at the hotel.  I wasn't starving which was great because the menu is seriously lackluster and resembles what you'd see at one of these local semi-chain casual dining beer restaurants.  We walked in and got a nice stare down from the bartender as we navigated our way through the bar to the hostess station.  Despite the fact there were hardly any customers, it took forever to seat us at a dirty table.  The hostess disappeared to find cleaning supplies so we had a chance to study our dirty menus.  After about ten minutes, she appeared with sour smelling rag in hand to wipe our table.  \n\nNow that what little appetite I had was gone, I tried the small Waldorf salad or should I say dressing with some wilted greens.  If the dressing had been spicy as promised, I may have eaten a little but it wasn't so I didn't.  My husband had the tortilla soup and it came out lukewarm - he tried a spoonful and walked to the front to get our check. I'm guessing the soup was lukewarm because it probably sat ready for service for the half an hour it took to deliver. \n\nMaybe I didn't read this place correctly and it's only meant to be a kind of 19th hole, beer drinking, nacho eating low end spot....
__label__0 I followed the sign that said to buy tickets downstairs, but was then sent back up, since I was using a credit card. The crime scene was kinda neat, although the body was laughingly cheap. The rest of the investigation was a total confusing mess and kept getting worse. Each part of the investigation had its own area, but all 3 crimes were crammed into one space. There was only space for two or three people at each station, but there were always at least 6 people just standing around in the cramped area waiting for their turn. There were no directions and the investigation sheet they give you was very poorly laid out. I was really looking forward to the show, but it took less than 5 minutes to be frustrated enough to look for the exit. My wife wanted to continue, so we waited forever for a few stations. We were finally forced to ignore the last two stations and went to file our investigation report. Unfortunately, neither of our 'Agent Codes' worked on the computer, so we couldn't submit our report. I'm have an MS in computers, so it wasn't user error.\nThey could have ACCIDENTALLY done this better. If they had thrown a bunch of equipment in the corner and pointed to it, it would have been more informative and entertaining.\nLuckily, we were able to convince a couple of ladies not to waste their time and money, so that's a small compensation.\nAvoid this exhibit. I've seriously never been so disappointed.
__label__1 Overpriced and under-fun. This was more trouble than it was worth and the \"crime scenes\" were G-rated and boring. Probably OK for kids, but if you're over 12, skip it.
__label__0 Never saw a CSI episode, but thought it will be interesting. \nStaff wasn't nice (enough) to me. Till I understood what I should do with the given paper we were investigating a wrong scene.\nSo they were closing and I wanted to check other labs as well and asked if I can come back next day, first the girl there said that I can talk to the manager but when I was going to talk to the manager, she said that the other labs are for different crime-scenes and \"technically I shouldn't look at them\". So according to her, I had to walk around with my eyes closed and open only when it's related to my crime-scene.\nFinding the location was a hard task itself. No signs in MGM about and got tired from asking directions and walking in there\nBut museum was fun, I've learnt some things, lots of info I guess, but it's very much overpriced and I've not gotten my \"certificate\" or whatever they should email me.
__label__1 The Liberty is a bar/ restaurant located in the old McIntosh's Steaks & Seafood building on South Blvd.  The restaurant appears to have a theme that focuses on beer while their food and beverage selection which includes a fairly extensive wine list that may have you thinking differently.  \n\nAtmosphere - Modern, clean, barley, amber, kegs, aluminum, concrete, dim lighting\n\nFood - When I sat and started perusing the menu I had some difficulty in identifying what I wanted as the layout was confusing to me.  As an example, the menu listed a line with a seafood item, then listed a beef item and then back to a seafood item.  There did not seem to be any rhyme or reason for it; at least one that I could decipher.  While deciding on what to eat, I went with a quick order of a beer.  The place is not a microbrewery, so based on a recommendation I went with the Dogfish Shelter Pale Ale from their tap selection.  It was served in an official Dogfish glass.  The beer had a nice strong flavor without being heavy.  After more struggling with the menu and the food descriptions (see photo), I ended up going with the safe route, a burger & fries.  With my order, I asked that they sans the cheese but did not think to inquire about the mayo situation.  The burger & fries arrived hot and nicely presented on a ceramic dish with the fries in a metal can/ sleeve.  With burgers, it has been my experience in a brew pub setting that normally the mayo is an item that is provided on the side.  Unfortunately for me this was not the case, as mayo was slathered on both sides of the bun.  So I ended up just eating the beef patty w/ a knife and fork.  I must say that the beef was good because it tasted like a cut of a steak which to me signaled it was of good quality.  The side of fries was crisp but had a green, and I assume, dill seasoning that I did not prefer.\n\nService - The service I had was okay...nothing above and beyond.  She did ask if everything was okay, but based on my obvious confusion with the menu it would have been nice if she had mention that the burger comes w/ mayo on it...oh well.\n\nPrice - The menu is pretty varied in price, from a $10 hamburger & fries to dishes costing around the $20 price point.  With my $5.50 draft, my meal came in just over $20 w/tip.\n\nOverall - It was a so-so experience.  Would I go again...probably not?  But the beer selection is worthy of a beer lover to at least check out.
__label__2 The Liberty is my go-to place when I'm not quite sure where I want to go. It's right down the road from my house and the beer offering is typically quite good. I like the fact that they encourage craft beer newbies to try a new beer while there.  \n\nThe bar area is decorated with a lot of metal advertising signs for beer and cigarettes.  I like the touch--not quite Cracker Barrel, not quite gas station-themed bar.  The wait staff is hit and miss.  I've had several bartenders that I really enjoyed, but most of the servers seem to be too bored or too cool to care about the customers.  Listen, I'm sorry that the cute guy in your EN100 class likes your sorority sister more than you, but don't bring that stuff to work.  But I digress...\n\nThe quality of food has been consistent each time that I have eaten at The Liberty.  I have yet to try one of their entrees because their small plates always look appetizing and I like eating many small things more than one big thing.  I'm a big fan of the duck confit over arugula and crispy green beans.  You can't beat it for $9.  The menu does rotate, so I was disappointed to see the duck rillette (named Pot o' duck) removed from the menu temporarily.  Try the homemade pickles and the pork belly sliders.  You won't be disappointed.  \n\nWith improved wait staff I'd give The Liberty 4 stars.
__label__3 I've been to the Liberty a couple of times now.  This place has such a FABULOUS selection of beers, and I feel like I'm in beer heaven here.  They have a wonderful selection of both local beers and some great imports, many of which are on tap.  I've had great service both times too.  \n\nTheir food is fairly good, but I find it a bit overpriced.  It's probably related to the area, since its prices are in line with many of the surrounding restaurants.  The first time here, I had fish and chips.  The portions were large, but the fish was just ok.  The second time I had a shrimp and grits special.  It was pretty good, being more tomato-based, which surprised me.  However, the price was a little steep for the portion size, and it wasn't because of the high number of shrimp (the whole dish had five medium-to-large sized shrimp.  Overall, I love this place and plan to keep going back.
__label__0 Had issues over parking. I went in to discuss them with the owner and found him to be most unfriendly. I will won't be eating here and would encourage others to stay away also.
__label__1 If you are thinking about a private dinner party, look elsewhere.  We had a rehearsal dinner here and were far from satisfied.  Be sure you understand what you're getting.  Staff is somewhat unable to communicate the same information.  We were never told to give them an exact number of diners, but were charged for the number our kids gave when asked for an estimate of how many there would be.  Tip, tax and entire meal plus appetizers for 4 that didn't show.  Poor business practice.  They had one server to take our order.  That took 20 minutes.  The highlight of the evening was a video of our kids and the server decides that's a good time to clear the table.  Poor judgement.  Too late for us, but not for you. Shop around.
__label__1 This review only has to do with our experience for Thanksgiving. Man o Man did this place suck! It was $25 per person and was not worth any of it. We made dinner reservations for 6pm and they told us that it was the last open spot. When we walked in the door it looked empty, we looked at each other and in our heads we were trying to figure what the deal was. I ordered the VA Pork Belly and my wife ordered the Lobster, Crab cake. The presentation I give an A as for the food quality and taste I give it a F. I was looking forward to this appetizer since I saw it online a day earlier. As for the main course we both wanted to get the Prime Rib and our server came over to tell us that they were out of it for rest of the night. Strike 2! We ended up getting the Turkey and Pork wrapped in Bacon. Again, when it came looked great and yet again left us with an empty hopes and wishes. Never again will I go or recommend this place to anyone for Turkey day. I will go there again to try there other food and hopefully it will be a lot better.
__label__2 I just gave this the 3 stars its averaged out to, with the caveat I haven't been there in about 6 months. I've been there about 3-4 times before that as I had a friend who worked there and went there to hang with her. In scanning the reviews on this place, the bad one always have a common element of bad service/surly servers/unknowledgibe servers, and I gotta admit that is my experience exactly...always been a fan of the food, but at best you get decent service; not great, not above & beyond...adequate is the best you can hope for...on the flip side you get the annoyed server, the server who has to go ask someone about every menu ? you have, the server who comes by your table about once an hour, etc......hey LIBERTY owners/managers, do you read these?...they come from a wide swath of people over a large period of time...there ARE good wait people out there, do u make an attempt to find any?...or weed out the bad ones once hired...I'd come back for the food but nothing else right now compels me to visit....
__label__2 If possible I would give The Liberty a 3 1/2, but it's definitely closer to a 3 than a 4. \n\nThis was my first trip to The Liberty.  I went early evening (just before 5) with 2 girlfriends for after work TGIF drinks, apps, meals, desserts.  It was easy to spot right off of South Blvd.  Parking was plentiful, as we were quite early.  It's a well-paved, well-lit lot.  As we left around 7:30 or so, the lot was quite full, but this is right next to Pewter Rose and a gay bar (?) that I seem to remember reading about on the local paper online edition, and they share the large-ish lot. \n\nWe sat at a booth in the bar area.  It's a large bar with high chairs and 2 big flat screen TVs.  It has several high-top tables to accommodate large groups or smaller 4-top tables, and had 4 booths against the windows so you can view the traffic/walkers on South Blvd and the people coming in and out of Fuel Pizza.  If you like men in uniform, the fire station is directly across the street, so that is nice, but the sirens may also cause some beer spillage.  Once it is time for ambiance, they dim the lights, so make sure you have an app installed on your smart-phone that serves as a flashlight.  You will also need this if you have to go to the restroom directly behind the hostess stand, it's a dark hallway and hard to see exactly where you are going.  It's also a one-person restroom, so if you like to have meetings in the ladies room, you will be disappointed.  Comfy seating in the booths.\n\nThe drinks... wide selection of beer and wine.  My dinner dates had some kind of seasonal pumpkin ale.  They said it was good.  I had a Diet Pepsi.  (y u no serve Coke?).\n\nThe food.... we ordered fried pickles and pretzels with spicy mustard and/or cheese fondue for dipping as appetizers.  The fried pickles were very crispy and served with a ranch sauce and a tobasco/hot wing sauce, they tasted very good - I liked the crispness of the pickles and the pickles themselves tasted good.  I tried the wing sauce, wasn't a fan and stuck with the ranch.  The pretzels were VERY good.  Served warm with a sprinkling of salt with a cheese fondue that was creamy and delicious.  I am not a fan of spicy mustard, but I did try it.  It was mildly spicy.  And it was mustard.  (go for the cheese!)\n\nFor entrees, two of us got the pub burger which was a nice-sized burger that was flavored well and juicy, served with bacon, cheddar, grilled balsamic onions, lettuce, maters and aioli with a pickle stabbed on top of it on a brioche bun.  This will be a knife and fork burger after the first bite - it goes everywhere - I felt like I was covered in beef juice and mayo (that's what she said).  Typically served with french fries with rosemary, parmesan and chives, I asked them to skip all of that crap and just put salt on my fries.  The fries were hand cut and tasted very good - crispy without being hard with a nice fresh flavor (think Five Guys with a flair).  Our other dining companion had the BBQ sammich, again served with fries, and she said it was quite good as well.  It looked good and was a large sandwich.\n\nDessert.... we split a chocolate walnut torte served with chocolate sauce and vanilla bean ice cream.  Very good!  It tasted like a light chocolate cake with walnuts in it, served warm.  \n\nService was... well... mediocre at best.  The waitress was friendly without being annoying when we saw her.  When we first arrived, we were one of maybe 3 tables there and it seemed that they were staffed well enough to handle 3 tables.  Empty glasses stayed empty for a while, and from appetizers to ordering dinner was an eternity.  While the service wasn't bad, it was inattentive for the number of people that were seated.  They would have sold quite a bit more beer to our table had she been a little more attentive.  However she was pleasant and did seem to know the menu relatively well even though from other reviews and what she said, the menu changes quite often.  \n\nThe food was good, but because the service was slightly lacking, The Liberty would not be my first choice for a meal, but if someone wanted to go, I would not say no.  Try it out!
__label__2 I have only had the burgers here and they are great!  They brag that they are the best burger in Charlotte and I have to say I am having trouble finding a better one.  \n\nLiberty is located right on South Blvd in Southend right near Pewter Rose.  Parking is a little tight depending on the night.\n\nThe Carolina burger is my favorite here!  Everything from the bun to the toppings to the size of the whole thing is totally up my alley!  I had to smoosh mine a bit and cut it in half to eat it because it was so big.  All of the ingredients were super fresh and made a great combination.  \n\nThe only downside I have to the place is the fries.  Everyone likes different kinds of fries - I like the traditional type, sorry to say like McDonalds-ish.  Not too big and just the right amount of salty.  The fries at Liberty are gourmet or something - seasoned to the hilt and mucho pungent.  It isn't my preference but I know some folks love this kind.\n\nWe have never had a bad experience with service here - everyone is super friendly and accommodating.  The bar area has booths and high tops but there is also a proper restaurant.  The decor is very warm and cozy with great art work and gorgeous chandeliers.  Check out the one above you when you first walk in!  You will be craving some suds!  :-D
__label__1 2.5\n\nIf you left Rock Bottom wishing you had paid more money for your food, then The Liberty can fill that void.\n\nPaid $7 for two soft pretzels and a thimble full of beer cheese.\n\nFor the main course: $18 for a bowl of fries with some steak mixed in.\n\nAlso, I usually like a $6 dessert to be larger than the credit card I am paying for it with.\n\nService isn't bad. Value isn't there.
__label__3 Really enjoyed our meal here-I would have returned before we left town but there wasn't time. The calamari fries were really, really good. I have never had a preparation like that before and I really enjoyed them. The cheese plate was good. They should give you more bread because there really is not enough with the generous portions of cheese. The waitress brought us more but it took awhile to come. \n\nI then had a salad and my friend the fish and chips. I am not so into beer so I had a cider-if you are into beer I would definitely check out the selection. I think we had dessert but I was so full I cannot remember what we had.\n\nOur server was pretty on it until the end.
__label__2 Scandinave is a small nordic spa with 3 options for hot (whirlpool bath, dry sauna, steam sauna), 2 options for cold (shower and cold pool), and 3 options for rest (beanbag chairs in the hallway, a juice bar, and a quiet room with new-agey meditation music). \n\nI loved: The whirlpool bath -- fantastic shoulder massage from the waterfall. Also, the smoothies at the juice bar were delish ($6).\n\nI liked: Bathrobes and towels are included in your entry fee. Numbers are limited, as appropriate for a small space (so be sure to call ahead to make reservations). People seemed to follow the quiet rule.\n\nCould be improved: 1 of 3 showers was out of order, and the one I used was not particularly clean. The relaxation chairs get soggy & uncomfortable after multiple patrons have used them.\n\nScandinave is a solid option for a city spa...not as lovely or extensive as Nordik (near Ottawa) but we left the spa relaxed and less sore, so it did its job.\n\nP.S. The spa is only a 5-min walk from metro Place d'Armes. Take transit and save yourself the hassle of parking in the Vieux Port (or the cost of valet parking). Also, if you can make it on a Wednesday, take advantage of the 2-for-1 deal.
__label__4 A-mazing. Before the arrival of this most conveniently placed Total Wine, the only place to get unusual booze in CenPho was A.J.'s... and be prepared to shell out big buckaroos for that fancy-pants shiz. If you wanted cheap and copious, you had to make the haul to a BevMo somewhere in the 'burbs. \n\nTotal Wine -- well, its name alone is a bit of a misnomer. Yes, there are aisles and aisles of wine... but there is also a humongous beer section. But really? The most important thing is the liquor. Rows and rows and aisles and aisles of every flavor of every brand in every size. All at a VERY competitive price point. No stupid member cards. All just rock bottom prices on whatever your little heart desires. Bless them.
__label__3 BevNoMo!\n\nI went to Total Wine on a Saturday. I had no intention of buying anything. I came to drink--- for free! I'm a girl, I should never have to buy myself a drink and at Total Wine, I don't have to because they give you beer and wine samples inside the store!\n\nNow I can have all the beer and wine I want without pretending like I'm interested in going home with anyone. You don't have to get dressed up either, ladies. Leave the push up bra and fake eyelashes at home, you won't need them here. \n\nAside from the great freebies, this place is cheaper than BevMo and has more to choose from. It is neatly organized by type of alcohol and I want to say that they use the Dewey decimal system but I'm not sure, I was kind of drunk.\n\nI did end up buying some things and because I'm so well preserved, they naturally carded me. But then the manager was called and I thought OMG, they are going to tell me I can't drive home because of how much of the free booze I had. But the manager was only called over to check my ID as well, I guess if you look like you just entered puberty, there is a two-tiered ID checking procedure. \n\nBy the way, I'm a responsible drinker... I let my brother drive us home since he didn't have any to drink. So Total Wine is the Total Shit.
__label__4 Just as at the Tempe location, they have EVERYTHING here, the staff is friendly, knowledgeable & helpful, & the prices LOW!  Today, for instance, I called about one of my favorite wines, & they carry it (of course), but also at 43% LESS than I had been paying for it at the other \"discount\" store, so of course I whipped right up here & bought a CASE of it!\n\nWoohoo!    :-))
__label__1 The service was outstanding. The food not so. My \"firecracker\" (wontons fried with fillings) were so overcooked they were hard and like rubber, the burn taste ruined the meal. Good service and great coffee but I will stick with Macaroni Grill.
__label__2 great eats, even if you don't get the all you can eat spaghetti. Had the arugula and white bean salad plus two penne pasta dishes. Both very good. Good Italian food in a nice atmosphere at decent prices with good waitstaff.
__label__4 I love this place! Great prices and even better food. I try something different every time and am never disappointed.
__label__4 Okay, before I wrote my review did a quick look at other Yelp posts, I've noted quite a few people love it (and if you see my rating you know i'm in the Woohoo! category on this one). Seems much of the lack of love comes from a perspective on price and if price  is a primary criteria for the evaluation, Phoenix Public Market probably won't feel the love tonight (yes, just like the song). However, let me, as a humble fellow Yelper, argue for the joy and wonder that is...Phoenix Public Market\n\nRun well and lots to offer\n\nI just went here on Wednesday night, when I visited the evening farmer's market for the first time. Just look at how many things are available, and local, in one location. You have a deli, with healthy soup, sandwich and pre-made items to go (I got me some roasted carrots to take home, and they are quite good), along with a decent selection of local items (and yes, you pay a bit more but...you are also supporting local food producers). There was also a small wine section and a selection of local Arizona wines (free tastings I guess as well, on Wednesday night). You go through another door and you have a coffee bar, and you can get to all of this from the Van Buren or Roosevelt light rail stop (I realize not everyone can ride the rail easily but I think being along the rail line is a huge plus).\n\nNot just providing a service but an experience\n\nLook, when you go to a place like this half the fun is feeling a part of a larger community and trying new things and it helps anchor the farmer's market where, on a Wednesday evening, there are not only local farmers but often music and a nice variety of local food trucks..it's fun!\n\nSo, once again, it depends on your criteria for evaluation but I'll argue that the Phoenix Public Market offers something unique you won't find anyplace else in Phoenix. As for those who might argue anyone who loves it has never been outside of Phoenix...I've been outside of Phoenix, a lot, and i still think it is a pretty cool place to visit. :-)
__label__0 I dont know why we keep trying this place except the location is convenient.  The wait staff is always rude (we have been re-trying this place for 5 years now, and after this morning we won't be back) Food is ok, and prices are high for a Dennys and they nickel and dime for everything. We shared a couple better establishments with our fellow Tahiti Village owners within walking distance, with great service and food and prices!
__label__3 Hyvee feels clean and fresh, and I like the layout.  I often stop here when I only need a few items and don't want to bother with Woodman's.  Hyvee produce is usually good, except for the time I got home and found my strawberries were already fuzzy! \n\nI like the bulk and natural sections.  Liquor department doesn't have the offerings of Woodmans, but then again, who does?  Bakery also tasty, and deli nice too.\n\nSo there isn't really a helpful smile in every aisle, but a time or two I needed to ask an employee for help locating and item, he or she was polite and helpful.\n\nIts nice how they have a USPS station.\n\nI also like the fuel perks program, when you buy select items you get cents of a gallon of gas, and you can really add those up!  I don't know how long you have to wait to use points, and I'm sure they expire, but its a good idea to gain a little extra from products you'd buy anyway.
__label__1 Went into the retail conglomerate on a Sunday afternoon to pick-up a camera my son had his eye on. When we got back to the camera section, we couldn't find the model we were looking for and there was no associate around to turn to for help. I got the attention of the young man working the cell phone counter and he said he would summon someone to help us. \n\nThe associate that came to help us seemed disgruntled by the fact we needed help and wanted to know if they had they particular model we were looking for at another location (Don't even get me started on the screws he had in his ears pretending to be earrings).  This young lad was rude, unprofessional and put off a huge \"I don't want to be here vibe.\" You know it's bad when three teenage boys, who have nothing on their minds but skateboards and girls, notice the poor attitude and lack of customer service. He eventually did let us know another Walmart location had what we were looking for, but did so with such disdain it was alarming. I can't lay all the blame on him, as I am sure he wasn't provided with a whole lot of training on how to deal with customers. You would think with the way the economy has been, companies would put a bigger focus on training their employees how to deal with the customers.\n\nWe were so put off by the poor customer service, we stopped by the Best Buy across the street. Come to find out, their price was just as good as Walmart's. I have yet to write a one-star review, but this came really close. It's hard to stay away from Walmart, because they offer almost everything, but experiences like  this make it an easy.
__label__1 Maybe I am becoming less tolerant as I grow  older. That combined with the fact these Walmart employees probably don't receive a whole lot of training, made for a frustrating shopping experience. I've seen ping pong tables on display at other locations and wanted to purchase one for the house full of people we are expecting over the holidays. I asked the employee in sporting goods if they had any on display. He says they are in the garden section. I play along and go to the garden section. Julie tells us they are displayed up front and only stored in garden. We find the display, the Mrs approves, we purchase one and confirm with the cashier that we pick it up in the garden section. Upon going back to the garden section and telling Julie I need to pick up my PP table, she tells me \"that's in sporting goods.\" She then proceeds to ask me who told me the table was to be picked up in the garden section. This is the same Julie that told me just minutes earlier the tables were stored in the garden section. Julie has me wait at the garden area while she goes to sporting goods to find someone to grab me a table. She came back alone only to get someone in the garden section to get one from, guess where?, the garden section. It was like the left hand didn't know what the right hand was doing and Julie seemed like a fish out of water. The only thing that bumped this to a two star experience was Assistant Manager Bill and the two employees that loaded the beast into my vehicle. This is two subpar experiences lately. Maybe it's time for me to find a new Walmart mothership.
__label__4 Soooo much fun!!  A friend and I were visiting Charlotte for leisure and thought that the Charlotte NC Tours segway tour would be a fun way to explore downtown.  Man, my friend and I had so much fun!  Rod was an excellent tour guide.  He was really knowledgeable about the city's history and he had such a fun personality!  Lil' Rod (not to be confused with Rod), instructed us how to operate the segways.  He was also well informed and made us feel confident on the segways within minutes.  \n\nWe opted for the The Victorian Era - Center City - Historic 4th Ward tour and enjoyed every minute of it.  My friend and I were lucky because the other people that were supposed to come on the tour didn't show up, so it was just my friend, Rod the guide and myself.  Very personalized!  All of the staff that we met were very friendly and left us with a wonderful impression of the city.  Loved it!
__label__4 They were very friendly & helpful during our visit. We called for advice before we came in, Holly was very helpful. She was there when we arrived & treated our dog great. It was 5:30am and we had to bring him in to be put to sleep. It was extremely hard to deal with (still is)...but they were very respectful to our feelings. Doctor explained everything, so we understood what would happen. If we ever have another emergency with our other dogs this is the place we will take them.
__label__0 So frustrated, I always said I would own a mini forever. After today, I don't know if I can say the same statement. Desert Mini of Las Vegas blew up my engine during a routine maintenance appointment over  5 weeks ago. I went to pick up my car today, (after I was assured it was in good condition) I didn't get 5 minutes down the road before the check engine light came on, oh and the air conditioning didn't work.  They were so quick to tell me they have been test driving it for the past 4 days to make sure it was running properly...we live in Vegas, how do you not notice the air conditioning isn't working after test driving it for 4 days?!?! \n I've never been so mad at a company's customer service. Extremely disappointed, Mini if you don't fix this, you loose a loyal customer.\n\nBefore you decide to purchase from desert mini....check out the ratings.....it's a simple observation. 5 stars= new mini owners 1 star=loyal mini owners getting screwed over by routine maintenance.  Do the math.
__label__0 Although you should expect to be screwed a little at any dealership this one goes above and beyond! They set you up with a nice salesman which was fine until you actually sign the papers... Then the Bluetooth you were told your car has doesn't exist, the extra $500 they were to give back because they valued my trade in wrong never happened and the registeration that was suppose to take 3 business days is now at over 3 weeks and I still haven't gotten it. Also when you go in the finance guys a complete douche and dawn at the desk.. \"She's really nice\" said no one ever! \n\nSure my mini is great but definitely not worth the hassle.  If I could do it over again I would have kept my old car.
__label__4 Just gorgeous!!  A real treat  of a walk!  I did this on my own and was just entertained beyond belief!!  It's a bit touristy, as I was, so I get it.. I live in a touristy part of SF, so I try to turn a blind eye and a deaf ear.  I wish I would have bought some Cashmere or a tartan skirt!  2 real regrets! The pics I took were fabulous.. great photo ops!!  I wish I would have gotten on a tour, though.
__label__3 royal mile is beautiful, it's a lovely cobbled street that runs on a hill with pubs and shops and restaurants on either side. when it's empty it's great to walk down and when it's really busy during the festival with people advertising their plays it's even more awesome. i love it.
__label__3 If you are even remotely a Motown fan, check out this show. They will have you tapping your fingers and dancing your feet in no time. We LOVED it. I bought two VIP tickets to this show through goldstar.com. My wife and I like Motown music, having both been children who grew up with parents/relatives who listened to this type of music. Smokey Robinson did an awesome job by picking these guys. The musicians were great, the choreography was excellent and the singers are superb. Highly reccomend this show!! \n\nVisited April 2011
__label__4 Human Nature is one of my all-time favorite shows in Las Vegas.  The performers consistently put out 150 percent to entertain the audience and pay homage to the outstanding legacy of Motown music.  Growing up listening to classic songs from the 50's, 60's & 70's, I have very high standards for entertainment, and living in Las Vegas for the past 20 years plus, we have seen many incredible entertainers. Whenever we have friends in town, Human Nature is one of the top shows that we recommend. Each time that we have attended the show with local or out of town guests, they have thoroughly enjoyed the performance.  I hope that this show continues for many years in the future.
__label__4 My friends and I saw this show last week and I thought it was thoroughly entertaining.  They sang many classics and added a personal touch by including  their love of singing Motown as teenagers.  It was a great show.
__label__0 Really want to like this place. Have been here a few times and the food was just never very good and portions were small...especially for the price. Save your money and your tastebuds...go somewhere else.
__label__3 As far as salon-cafes go, this has got to be one of the better ones.  The sandwiches, while not particularly ground breaking, are thoughtful and assembled with quality components.  Also has a pretty good old-town ambiance.
__label__3 I stayed here for one night in between moving. The staff was really nice and the woman at the front desk called housekeeping to check the status of a room checked me in 30 minutes early, which was nice. I stayed in a king sized studio suite and the room was pretty big and had some amenities (kitchen) that might have been more useful if I was staying more than one night. Free wifi was great. I missed breakfast by 10 minutes but from other reviews I didn't miss much. The walls were kind of thin and I could hear the housekeeping staff a lot in the hallways in the morning. Other than that, the only draw back was having to park in the back (it looks kind of dark and scary back there) because there were large cars with boats attached and large Uhaul trucks taking up 6+ spots each. I think those vehicles should have to park in the back.
__label__3 I had the falafel wrap and kufta kebab entree. Great flavors, although the wrap was a little too heavy on the tahini. The rice that accompanies the entrees was superb and a perfect compliment to the kebab. \n\nDefinitely heading here again to try more. :)
__label__3 Good food, lots to pick from on buffet.  Great for the kids.
__label__0 Wow! This place was pretty disappointing! At 7pm the food all seemed dried out and like it had been sitting there for hours! When they did bring out fresh it was only maybe two spoonfuls of the item. So my fried and I could never both try the fresh serving unless we rushed when we saw the lady carrying out the tray which didn't work well with other customers wanting to try the fresh serving as well!
__label__3 Decided to go here the other night on a whim, couldn't decide where we wanted to eat and we've seen it tons of times from the Beltline.  Pretty busy when we got there and continued to stay busy while we were there.  Our server wasn't great.  She lacked conversational skills and didn't seem interested in being there.  The menu had great variety and we started with the blue cheese potato chips appetizer and they were great.  I had the ribs and I thought they were good.  We got to sit right by the kitchen and while it was fun watching them cook and feeling the warmth of the fire, it was odd having a ton of servers huddled around waiting for their food.  I liked the decor and ambiance and would definitely like to try it again.
__label__3 I went on a busy Saturday night with my husband.  We didn't call to make a reservation until just before we left... got in at 8:45 -- our fault for not calling.  We showed up early to enjoy the bar, crowded but still comfortable.  Excellent drinks (you could actually tell there was alcohol in them!)  We got a table earlier than 8:45 and sat down.  We were happy to see the pricing was reasonable.  The only downside the whole evening was that the dining room was as loud as the bar -- but we were still impressed with the FOOD.\n\nI had the squash soup (OHHH SOOO GOOOD) and my husband had the house salad (excellent) (both only $2 to add to our entrees).  I ordered the special of the evening, mixed grill and got to taste 3 separately delicious dinners -- generous portion for the $18 pricetag.  Fish with an excellent sauce, sausage and creamy polenta, and some rotisserie chicken.  All excellent, when I go back I'll probably get the rotisserie chicken - YUM. My husband had the hanger steak.  It had a guijilla (sp?) sauce that he loved and the meat was tender and deliciously prepared. ($18? as well)\n\nWe loved it and can't wait to return with some friend for an evening out (just don't forget the reservation!)
__label__2 I work near Bonfyre and have now been there a few times - twice for dinner and a few times for drinks.  I would give it 5 stars for atmosphere - I love the feel of it and even though it is always busy, I think it still has a great feel.  I ate the Ahi Tuna salad, which I thought the tuna was awesome and the salad portion was just good.  I also have had the Jambalya and thought it wasn't anything great. I felt like I was eating something I easily could have created at home.  My husband ate the Pat's Cioppino and thought it was decent.  He appreciated the gluten-free options since he eats gluten-free.  However, they do not have any gluten-free dessert options, so that seemed a bit strange to me since they have gluten-free apps and dinners.  The drinks are great and the bartenders seems to be really on top of things.
__label__4 Best brunch in Madison and spectacular Bloody Marys. Lunch and dinner fare is tasty. Love the atmosphere, large number of big screens, and big beer selection.
__label__4 Cute cute place with good food! Surprising since it's on the first floor of an office building but I'm not judging by the cover;)\n\nWe had the cheese fondue as an appetizer which was so so good!!! \nThe Mahi entree I had was a little more rare then I'd like but it was a good new experience. I loved the asian cabbage slaw and the sticky rice was divine. There was sauce on the mahi and on the plate but it was not overwhelming at all. They know what they are doing there! I would TOTALLY go back again!!!
__label__4 Great... the Chicken Parmesan tastes awesome. The atmosphere is perfect. I love \"The Beacon\" which is their sort of quiet lounge area they have separate from the main restaurant. Staff is awesome and great management team. They care about their Customers! Keep up the great service Bonfyre!
__label__2 I ordered the seafood trio over risotto. I wish I would have ordered something else because my plate was 1/3 of the size of everyone else's but was more expensive than anyone else's. The salmon and shrimp tasted good but the rest was just ok. For appetizers we got the calamari and spinach artichoke dip. Those were really good. And for dessert a peanut butter mousse thing that was awesome. Overall it was just an ok experience. Don't hate it. Don't love it. If someone wanted to go I wouldn't object but I wouldn't go out of my way to go there.
__label__1 The Good:\nThe casino is visually impressive, no doubt.  The circular layout reminds me of the Hard Rock in Las Vegas, only bigger.  Nice selection of good places to eat, as mentioned in Luckie's review.  Lot's of TV's, although the only channels being shown were ESPN (is there a reason they don't have the sports packages like a sports bar would have, such as NBA and NHL??).  There is a newer electronic roulette table that the old casino did not have, although it only seated 10 people or so.  We were there tonight (a Tuesday) and there were plenty of open slot and video poker machines to play at.  \n\nThe Bad:\nWe are low stakes players.  I enjoy $5 blackjack and the wife enjoys $5 three-card poker.  NO $5 minimum tables on a WEEK-night.  Everything $10 minimum.   The majority of tables were half full or empty.  I'm no math major, but it seems a full $5 table would bring in more rake than an empty $10 one.  We asked the dealer at the empty 3-card table about this and he flagged over the pit supervisor.  Both were friendly, but confessed they did not work at the old location and had no idea they had $5 minimum tables in the past.  The beers were $5 apiece at the bar.  \n\nSummary:\nThe former Wild Horse Pass definitely catered to the working class, casual player.  The inexpensive, yet tasty, food grill that served a nice variety of foods has been replaced with the Boar Head Deli and Fatburger.  No more buffet.  Five dollar minimum tables gone.  This casino is definitely targeting the higher end, luxury players.  If you're looking to drop $5 a beer, a few hundred dollars at the tables and $100 on a steak dinner, this is your place.  As for us, we'll be driving the extra 20-minutes to Harrah's.
__label__3 Overall I was very impressed by this hotel.  It's very modern and elegant.  The lobby is grand, there are several good restaurants in the casino area and the hotel is located just off I-10.  I'm not into gambling but I still enjoyed staying here.\n\nThere were a few downers.  The place reeked of smoke. If you have asthma or can't handle cigarette smoke, I don't suggest staying here. Smoking is allowed in the casino area and the hotel area is supposedly smoke-free but I could still smell the smoke from my room.  Also, I had a very difficult time connecting to the wi-fi internet.
__label__3 I came here for a staycation and couldn't be happier. The room is fabulous and the hotel exceeds my expectations.  Food court is a hot mess. Eat before you get here.
__label__1 2.5-Stars is more than fair! But I am rounding down for this place. \n\nHad a night here and at first glance it's a pretty good looking place to stay. The decor is fresh, modern, and very tasteful. \n\nKinda like a desert mirage it was all just in my imagination...\n\nThe check-in experience was very disappointing as they seemed confused on just about everything and how to process our stay. One manager was on a call with an angry guest-- that was clue #1. \n\nBesides the to be expected rank odor of stale cigarettes throughout the place, what I noticed almost immediately was the low grade materials and workmanship everywhere!!! \n\nThe paper-thin walls are no joke! You can hear everything near, above, and below. Every voice, cough, grunt, and sound will be magnified in all directions. \n\nThen if you turn the A\\C on in the room it will sound much like a freight train passing by...\n\nWhile I am grateful there was a mattress cover on the bed, it felt like a heavy weight plastic bag used in a geriatric facility. Nothing like rolling over on plastic. \n\nLoved the style of the bathroom just wish the water pressure matched the strength of the design. \n\nHere's what I would leave you to consider-- it's cheap and fairly nice, just not as nice as it looks!! If you go to a Motel 6, you know exactly what to expect, however when you come here you may be dissatisfied once you realize everything you see is just too good to be true! \n\nIf you're drunk and exhausted, you won't even notice the noise or cheap construction...\n\nStay at your own risk, just beware every sound and noise you make will be heard and noted by all of your neighbors.
__label__0 Style over substance is my summary of the salon.  The place is moderne and all the stylists have the latest and greatest salon jargon down.  The look of the place is hip for Vegas.  The staff is super courteous.  Unfortunately, there is a lack of talent.  I got a pretty bad haircut and style.  Think bad prom hair.  My boyfriend keeps calling me Snooki now.  If I wanted to look like a desperate housewife from New Jersey, I would just wander over to one of the salons that the old ladies visit here in Boulder City.  I wouldn't have had to schlep across town to be annoyed by helpful people who can't fix hair.
__label__4 I immediately felt comfortable and so at home walking into this salon. The receptionist greeted me in such a friendly way, offered me a drink and put my purse away in what they call their \"Bag Valet.\" My stylist was Colie and she's hands down the best stylist I've ever gone too. Her and her assistant Jay were so funny, friendly and very easy to talk to. Their service is AMAZING and I can go on and on about it, but you just have to go in and see for yourself. Prices are a little up there, but it was worth every penny. Not only did I walk out loving my new hair, but I walked out promising myself that I wouldn't go to any other salon but Kelly Cardenas!
__label__4 I moved here from San Francisco almost 2-years ago and was looking for a higher-end salon for both color and cut. I searched high and low on Yelp and Kelly Cardenas was the first and only salon that I go to in Las Vegas for my hair. I read great reviews about Sara and have stuck with her since. She has great energy, style, professionalism and knows the latest and greatest about hair. Sara is the reason I keep going back to Kelly Cardenas Salon. She takes great care of my hair, tries different colors and styles and I'm thrilled every time. They also have a sound-proof room that they wash your hair and give you a nice neck and head massage. I look forward to my visits!! Thanks Sara!
__label__4 I don't even know where to start. So here it goes. I had a really tough night and decided the next morning I would get my hair done. So I wake up early in the morning and call the salon where I was greeted by a very friendly guy that assured me I could get my hair done that same day! I was so relieved because I really wanted to treat myself to something nice. And after seeing all the reviews I decided to try this place out. When I walked in I was greeted by the receptionist and he was very kind! The outlook of this place was really cool too. Then I got greeted by my stylist. She asked me what I wanted to do today and I told her highlights. Long story short, between the iced tea, the massage, and the amazing stylist by the name of Bailey, I had an absolutely amazing day. And my hair turned out amazing. I would definitely recommend this place to anyone (:
__label__4 Bailey is great!  Gave me exactly what I wanted and and was very knowledgeable. Great experience!
__label__2 Let's be honest. You get what you pay for. Any $10 shoe store is going to have its pros and cons. I've been here a few times and bought two pairs of shoes thus far. No complaints. I mean if you're looking for beautiful great quality shoes go to the mall...Nordstrom's...online etc. But if you need a quick fix and want to maximize your closets potential on a budget you can get some work done here. Shopping here is like thrift shopping. You can hit the jackpot if you're willing to take your time and understand you may have to revisit a couple times before you find the winning prize. \n\n Its true many of the shoes are horrendously ugly but there's just enough of a selection from some cute options where you come back!
__label__1 Lots of options. It's a shame it's run by high school dropouts and losers. Been a million times. Brought a million friends. Had the front cashier hold a pair of shoes while i went through jewelry..checked out..got home..girl gave me the wrong shoes. Went back the next day for an exchange and the vato at the front acted like it was SUCH an inconvenience to do a simple exchange. The shoes aren't good enough here to deal with such people. Lost my business.
__label__3 I go to Ari Sushi whenever I can. Good rolls, great price for the area (so close to scottsdale..) I just love pretty much everything about the atmosphere and feel of the place too. Nice for people who want a feel of a family sushi place. They actually place Japanese music too.
__label__1 Last two visits, very poor, rude service.  Very disappointing.  I will not be back for a long time, need to get the bad taste out of my mouth.
__label__4 I usually stay at the Hampton Inn near the airport when traveling to Las Vegas on business and this Whole Foods is not too far from this hotel. I will often frequent this place for dinner, and typically take my dinner back to the hotel. And before I head to the airport on my way out of Las Vegas, I will try to make a stop for lunch or dinner to fill up before boarding my plane. You can't beat this salad bar...they have everything! I always feel good about my food choices when I stop here, especially since it is hard to eat healthy while traveling.
__label__0 We went there for dinner on a Sunday mid afternoon. And after we got seated everything went downhill the sodas were nasty, the waitress got my order completely wrong, they shorted the hubby on bacon and sausage I asked for a cake to go and never got that. The only thing the manager would say was I am sorry she didn't put the order in right. Although I guess it was nice that he gave us $5.00 off.  We have had good service there so I suppose it's who you get as a server.
__label__1 Caramel frap and hot chocolate were good but very disappointed in vanilla cappuccino half of the cup is foam and not a lot of vanilla.
__label__1 I went to the Zoe's in Raleigh and it was fabulous! Pretty fast, just a lovely experience. \n\nHowever, my sister and I have gotten takeout on several occasions from this Zoe's and the service has been TERRIBLE. We've ordered in advance, told it will take 15 mins or so, show up and are told it will take a different amount of time. All in all, the last time we ordered takeout, my sister ended up waiting an hour total, at least 40 mins of which was spent in the restaurant. WHAT! I just dont understand that type of service for lunch takeout! What is the delay? The DNC isn't here yet, we called ahead, she took her time to drive there and she still spent MORE THAN HER LUNCH BREAK waiting on the food to be prepared! So disappointing.\n\nThis treatment is unacceptable. It is not my fault I was told one thing, showed up and then told another thing (wait longer). They could have told me from the beginning, \"this will take 1 hour to prepare,\" and I would have shown up an hour later. COME ON!!!\n\nNOT ONLY THIS! She called to speak to the manager and some girl lied to her saying she was the manager on the phone when she knows from being in the restaurant the manager is a guy (the same girl told her so). The fake girl manager hung up on her when she asked to speak to the real manager. (Um?) Terrible terrible service. Whatever happened to the customer is always right? \n\nWhen we finally got our food, it was cold. :-( SMH.
__label__1 Chicken kabobs were tasty, however the spinach wraps clearly tasted of freezer funk, so I ordered the orzo soup and hummus instead. The hummus was great but my soup had about three grains of orzo in it!! Won't be coming back.
__label__4 The more time I spend in Glendale, the more I appreciate its many delightful hole-in-the-wall places. Bangkok Thai is all that I could ask for in a neighborhood Thai restaurant. I shared a Tom Yum soup and green chicken curry with a friend and was pleasantly surprised. Next time I'll try the massaman curry--a Thai friend recommends it highly.
__label__1 searched this place before we go.went to this place with a friend.the food was ok service was ok,the place is ekkkkkkkkk... I would not go back again !!!
__label__4 My new favorite Thai restaurant!! Bangkok has delicious made-to-order Thai food. The Tom Yum Soup is not to be missed. I wasn't a fan of curry but once I learned Thai curry is much different than Indian curry I decided to try it. Now I am hooked on the Panang Curry....mmmm. Every dish can be ordered to your desired curry-hotness. Next time I'll try the Tom Yum Fried Rice.There are so many dishes to choose from, I suggest bringing others with you so you may try many at the same time.\nThe service was great, the restaurant clean.\nIf it's not busy don't let that fool you. That can change in a minute. I noticed they did receive many take-out calls while I was there.\nWhoever said the west side restaurants were all chain restaurants needs to eat here!
__label__2 Carl had never tried Thai food. ( Blasphemy) so I decided to pick up some Thai for dinner from this place which is literally around the corner from where he lives. It was almost closing time, I (like 8:30pm) but it was empty and the staff were still very friendly ( not put off like some places are when you come in that late) I ordered some curry puffs for our appetizer and sweet basil chicken and pad thai for our entrees. The curry puffs were delicious. So delicious that we were both fighting over the last one lol. Carl really enjoyed his sweet basil chicken, especially since I got it extra spicy.  My pad thai was a little disappointing. It really didn't have any flavor and the noodles were stuck together in one big heap. Really bland and I was let down. But it will not discourage me from going back to try other dishes, just not that one. I give this place 3.5 stars and I will be back.
__label__0 Me and a friend ordered delivery through GrubHub, which was fine.  The bill, with tip, came to about $50 for two entrees and a dessert, which even for delivery seems high.  (I recently paid $65 for Chinese delivery to my office for four lunch specials, crab puffs, $8 delivery charge, and tip.)  I ordered the pineapple fried rice. I love spicy food. I'm the friend who makes fun of everyone else for eating things at 0 spiciness. I ordered this dish at a 6, thinking it would be on the hot side of medium spiciness. This was one of the spiciest dishes I have ever been served. It was inedible, because not only was it extremely spicy but the pineapples had been cooked so much they were completely flavorless, which is something I've never experienced before. So there was no balancing sweet flavor, it was just insane spiciness that overwheled everything. I am with a friend who also loves spicy food, and it was too much for him, too. He ordered another dish at a spiciness level of 3, which seemed to have no bite at all. Mine was definitely not twice as spicy as his, it was at least 10 times as spicy. I've ordered 8s and 9s that weren't this hot. He also was weirded out by the totally flavorless pineapple. \n\nMy friend's level 3 completely unspicy dish was fine; it was crab fried rice.  It wasn't anything special; just regular fried rice with a little bit of crab.  We ended up sharing that because neither of us could stomach mine.\n\nI am addicted to sticky rice. It's one of my all-time favorite desserts. Bangkok Thai's sticky rice came in a sealed plastic bag, apparently directly out of the microwave, with a coconut milk sauce that didn't have nearly enough sugar. It was overall bland, I tried some of the nuts that were on the side with it; they turned out to be peanuts, which I don't love to begin with, but when a couple of peanuts totally overwhelm the taste of what you're eating, you know that it's not very flavorful. The coconut custard was OK, but not amazing. I've definitely had better. I used to live near Thai Lotus and would frequently get delivery from them; their sticky rice with custard was AMAZING. I'm really sad there's no decent non-pizza places that deliver to my new apartment. \n\nFor a $50 delivery order, I was extremely disappointed. Worst $50 I've ever spent on a meal.
__label__0 HUUUUUUUMPH.\n\nBoyfriend and I..... drunk....walked past by this branch and all of a sudden wanted a double quarter pounder with cheese and a 20pc nuggets.\nI also for some reason wanted a double cheeseburger with extra onions.\n\nWe had the bag and been munching on the fries on our long walk to Mandalay...only to find out...they didn't put my double cheeseburger in the bag..but charged me for it. HUUUUMPH!\n\nDont' do that to me when I'm drunk.
__label__1 A typical Las Vegas Strip dive. Full of drunks looking for greasy food at night. Filthy dirty inside. Soda machines are all out of carbonation. My wife had to wipe the seats and table herself before we sat. She even put down a layer of napkins before sitting. To top it all off something is dripping out of the ceiling. I gave it two stars because it's exactly as I imagined it from the outside view and it's cheap.  Plus the grease is a great remedy for a twisted tummy after a long hard night of drinking.
__label__1 I come to this location pretty much everyday~ staff is always friendly but the drink I order \"venti iced stirred caramel macchiato\" they repeat my order and yet again today I was handed \"not stirred\" and each day the wait at drive thru is getting longer and longer
__label__0 Customers are good. That's all.
__label__1 Waitress. the turkey burger is cold. Can you recook? We brought another. Ah, look, it's pink and uncooked. Sorry, we are learning the grill. That's my review. I hope it's better for you. Food is not a priority.
__label__0 Staff was proud to not acknowledge us. We sat at a table in the bar( a dirty one at that) and waited for close to 10 min before walking out.  When we were leaving we asked the bartender \" Are you proud we are leaving?\"  She smiled and said \"yes\".  I guess if you are not a regular, you are not welcome. If I could have given it zero  stars if that were an option.
__label__4 Came here with a co-worker. Got a dr pepper from their really awesome modern soda machine. My co worker got a meatball sandwich. He said he was the best meat ball sandwhich he ever have. Which is saying a lot because his from ny, I believe they ate a lot of sandwiches haha... The service was fast. The place was really clean. Tried a bite of the meatball sandwhich, I hate meatball sandwhiches, to my amusement I really enjoyed this one.
__label__3 A bowl of rice and a very nice price and and alot of spice is what makes me come here.\n\nI can get a Salmon bowl with brown rice and and a ton of hot spice for less than $7. \n\nWalk in there is a line leading up to the some registers and meny board on the wall, the usual Jap fair chiken teriaki bowls etc, options for all while meat and the like.\n\nI got for the salmon bowl $5.99, a great way to have fish that is not fried at a decent lunch price. I find the teriaki sauce a bit much so I order light on the sauce. for $.25 more you can upgrade to the health factor of brown rice.\n\nGet your bowl and head to the condiment area, there is hot chilli powder, sauce and sliced green onion. I really appreciate the onions.\n\nI think some of the low scores come from the fact japanese food just does not have the flavor punch that Chinese and Thai do.
__label__3 I've lived here for 3 years and continue to call this my home.  Yes, there are noise issues, a less than ideal parking situation on some nights, and higher rent ...BUT, the reason I continue to call this place home is because it is so inspiring, rich and pleasing to the eyes to view and is straight up BEAUTIFUL!  I have met many good friends from this complex and expanded my contact list and network by living here.  I gave this review 4 stars because even though Optima is a beautiful place to live, there are a few things that make it just under 5 STAR.  Having said that, if you are looking to rent or purchase a condo or APT then this is the first place you better check out.  Everyone must live here for at least a year to understand the true beauty of the Optima.  I'm very excited and looking forward to the new Optima Sonoran Village to be completed, it's a similar complex that will be on the other side of Fashion Sqr mall.
__label__0 I'm writing about my experience i had here about a year ago.  It is one of the few places i can give a 1 score too.    My friends and I came here because the other big crawfish place was too crowded and we were all hungry.   My friend suggested we try this place but I was a little reluctant.  I'm from southern california and I am use to Boiling Crab quality shrimp and crawfish.   \n\nThe fries were pretty average.   The sauce is really bland and watery.  It doesnt have much taste or kick to it.   \n\nWe ordered the shrimp but that didnt seem to fresh.  The shell was really hard to get off.   I also felt like it was hard to tagged the waiter when we were there even though there was only a few customers.   \n\nAll in all, i wouldnt come back here again.
__label__4 Tropical smoothie is one of my favorite go to places. I always get health nut with soy protein instead. My family has tried almost everything. Everything is good except the sandwiches are smaller than expected. Every tropical smoothie is a franchise, therefore, happy hours and hours of operation varies. This location is the one I go to the most. Happy hour is from 5-7p.m. and it's buy 1 get 1 for $1.99. Tropical smoothie is a Vegas local spot. Check it out!
__label__4 WOW I saw a movie there on Weds night with the kiddo's in one of the newly remodeled theater's. Forget Harkin's I am never going anywhere else. Plush, Luxurious, Wide, Power Lazy Boy like Recliners that go all the way back in banks of 2 with arm's that lift up. Awesome. Only drawback is the wife and I missed half the movie because we fell asleep.
__label__0 I moved to Gilbert about a year ago from Los Angeles, and I usually go back to LA every few weeks. And I patiently wait for those trips back to get my haircut in Koreatown.   \n\nThis summer, however, I didn't have a chance to go back and after trying to hold out for as long as possible, I simply needed to get a haircut. LA or not.  So after trying to find someone on Yelp that would be competent in cutting Asian hair (my hair is really thick and really stiff), I decided on Jim Jeon based on the decent reviews.\n\nYelp, you have been my trusty guide to so many places for years now. Yet of all the times you could have fooled me, you decide to do it when I get my haircut? Yelp, you so sneaky.\n\nI've heard of dramatic or critical reviews mysteriously disappearing on Yelp, so I will try to be as objective, calm and understated as possible: The haircut was horrible.\n\nLike I said, I am cursed with very thick Asian hair.  If you cut it wrong, my hair will stick out in all directions like I was holding onto a static balloon.  No matter how much gel or wax you use.  So now I look like I have a black, spiky mushroomcap on top of my head. It's like I'm back in the 80's.  Lesson learned: doesn't matter how long before an LA trip. One always waits. \n\nFriends, I'm sorry, but this place is not good.  A simple lack of options is not reason enough to score this place so high. \n\n(Lords of Yelp, I used every last ounce of my willpower to hold back the fury within and instead kept this review civil and polite, so please don't make it mysteriously disappear.)
__label__3 This guy is amazing I brought in a picture of how I wanted my hair cut and he made it happen.. It's not easy to do Asian hair.. our hair will stick up like crazy if cut wrong.. The only thing I would say is parking was a bit of an issue.. Overall he is fast..
__label__4 I suffered a rear inside dual blow out on the 10 freeway, 75 miles west of Avondale, AZ. Being unfamiliar with area, I first contacted Steve at the Phoenix store.  He didn't have the seven tires I needed so he referred me to the closer Avondale store.  I spoke to Tom Roberts. He told me he had six tires and would have the seventh when I arrived.  Tom and his crew waited past closing time for me to arrive and had six tires mounted on my motorhome and the seventh mounted in the spare tire holder in less than 45 minutes.  \n\nBecause of Tom's work ethic and that of his crew, we were able to continue on our trip to Florida, with only a slight delay.  It's nice to know that people like Tom still exist and are willing to go the extra mile to help someone in need.  Discount Tire has a customer for life!
__label__0 H&M clothes are wonderful to keep up with the trends at a very inexpensive budget.\n\n However, just be prepared to deal with the WORST CUSTOMER SERVICE EVER!!! The fitting room attendants are like stones lacking any kind of personality or social skills. The rest of the staff acted like I was bothering them if I needed help finding something and the lady that checked me out was on the phone while she rung up my $380 purchase. She messed up on the ringing and had to start all over because she was distracted on the phone. I suggested she call the person back so she could concentrate on ringing me up properly and she rolled her eyes. There were 4 customers behind me just as angry at her. HORRIBLE SERVICE!! Where are the managers or the corporate people to come in and do a clean wipe- out? Re-hire a whole new crew so H&M can be a good experience and not a horrid one!
__label__0 I gave this place a chance. Numerous times...but I now feel 100% confident in saying I will NEVER walk into this location ever again. The clothes are cheap and worth the one or two wears...but I refuse to look or speak to any of those RUDE employees. It's like you ruin their day asking for something. HR did a great job hiring the worst group of people ever. Have I mentioned that awful high pitched alarm that is constantly going off at the register?? I'll take my 20 bucks to one at Fashion Square.
__label__0 I used to love h&m until I came to this store. I had just arrive when suddenly the power went out! Some of the other stores were up and running and according to some bystanders the electric company was aware and working on it. So I headed to the neighboring stores in hopes that the power would soon come back up, and it did! I went back inside h&m and the sales people looked mad to be there. I over heard one girl say that other stores that were affected got to go home but they didn't.  The attitudes of the employees were terrible. Shortly after, the power goes out AGAIN!  This time i stayed outisde the door along with some others but the employees said they were closing for the night.  Within two minutes the power went back on and I watched as a lady knocked on the door and the sales girl open the door and yelled that they were closed. Its ok that the power went off, what's not ok is for employees to be rude just because their anxious to leave!
__label__0 They took off my original review because I told the truth they did a horrible job and took forever and still didn't get the order right. Sad Mexican food.
__label__1 Cant remember exactly which location I went to but they are all over the fricken place it seems so I am sure they are about the same no matter the location. As one person put it, a PTs is a PTs is a PTs. Anyways, went to Vegas 4th of July weekend 2011 to visit a friend. We were going to see Ralphie May the night I got there so my friend took me to PT's for a bite to eat before the show since this place was close to the casino and it was supposed to be \"fast.\" Although the waitress was nice, I am pretty sure she forgot about us after she dropped off our food cause we waited around forever for her to refill drinks and just to get our check. PTs is a smoking bar also so if you hate the smell of cigarette smoke, you should not come here. Also, because of this, children (under 18 that is) are not allowed in this bar/ restaurant. \nNo for the food, my friend ordered a chicken sammich which she said was really dry and the chicken was overcooked. I ordered the BLTA which was ok but the bread was toasted to the point of being difficult to bite into and it cut up the roof of my mouth. I was not impressed\nPT's is one of those places that is on every corner in LV it seems and I am not sure why. Maybe they have awesome drinks and drink specials or something because I can't honestly see how there would be such a demand to warrant having so many locations when judging by my experience, this place was crap. The extra star is simply because the atmosphere was clean, our waitress friendly (although still kinda sucky), big water cups so we didnt have to wait for as many refills, and I remember the fries being decent. Other than that, I don't think I will ever understand the appeal of PT's from investors willing to open so many freakin locations!
__label__4 I was taught by my dad at a young age that no matter where I live I need to take the time to find an auto mechanic I can trust. Ron's was not that mechanic the first two years I lived here. I had found another place that was also highly recommended on yelp.\n\nAfter a few years my car needed some more serious work than usual. I took it to several places to make sure all the diagnosis lined up and to see what the price would be. Jason at the front gave me a quote that was 20% cheaper than anywhere else and was very honest and helpful.\n\nSince then I have taken my cars to get quotes elsewhere every time they need something more serious than an oil change and every time Ron's has the best rate. I have come to trust their judgement and have recommended them to my family and friends whenever asked.\n\nThe people who work here are polite, trustworthy and know their trade. If you live in the area and you need work done on your car you should certainly get a quote from them before making a final decision on where to go.
__label__4 When my daughter's car had problems, it was towed to another shop.  They quoted us an outrageous price to fix it and were not friendly.  Not comfortable with them, we had the car towed to Ron's Service and tire Center.  What a differance!  Ron's was friendly, professional and the cost to fix the car was a fraction of the other place.  I recommend Ron's to everyone I meet.
__label__3 This is one of the first places we stumbled into after moving to La's Vegas. Being from the South we are use to super friendly wait staff and this place didn't disappoint. The pizza is awesome and we love to sit in their courtyard when it's cool. Definitely our only pizza place in town.
__label__1 Not impressed with my last visit. Pizza was not good and service wasn't either.
__label__1 The food is very good for a pizza joint in a strip mall, but it is definitely not worth the money you spend.  My husband and I placed a simple take out order . . . we were splitting a green salad, and ordered two of the cheaper pasta meals on the menu.  The total was $45 . . . for a take out order!?  That's the same as a dine-in meal at Bucca di Beppo or Outback Steakhouse!  Bambini's management, please lower your prices!
__label__1 Decent coffee for what's located in a hotel that was off the strip. Without driving off to get Starbucks, this place is definitely liveable when you walk your butt down the elevators after a drunk night or a night of betting.
__label__2 Seattles Best is a nice cup of coffee at a fair price. I like that they have Odwalla and other juices for rare moments when I'm not feeling a cafe or espresso in the morning. The coffee is a nice cup and most of the flavored lattes are usually pretty good. Nothing great but good. There are better coffee shops in town but since I come to South Point to bet and play it serves it purpose and is consistent every time. It is nice that it is right in the  front entrance for valet or when parking in the front lot or near the sports book.
__label__1 I can't comment on the cleanliness of the locker room.  When I go in I keep my head down and try not to dilly-dally in there too long. For some reason all the guys that are too big in some areas and too small in others like to walk around nekked for extended periods of time. It's best not too spend much time there.\n\nI do agree with the first reviewer that the front desk personnel typically do not talk when taking your card. Usually there are multiple people behind the counter and they do talk, but only to each other. I did hire a personal trainer for a few months and I wasn't too happy with him. The manager was cool and the trainer I had the first time was cool, but my regular guy didn't do anything with me I wasn't doing on my own - and it was costing me $160 per month to do that, plus the $25 gym fee.\n\nI do like the group classes. I have hit the spin class a few times and I like the Latin Impact class they offer, which is Zumba, but they didn't pay for the rights to call it Zumba. Must just be that location because other LA Fitness locations do have Zumba on the schedule. Either way, it's fun and the two instructors are good. \n\nI have experienced some slipping with a couple of treadmills, but most of the other machines are operational. I have seen workers cleaning them, so while I am not sure how often, I do know they do clean them.  When I come already dressed, hit the treadmill and a group class, I find the experience good. I would have liked the training better with the first guy, but overall I think it was a little pricey.
__label__2 First off, it's a gym.  It's gonna be smelly, sweaty, and not able to please everyone.  Equipment breaks, but it's usually fixed within a couple days.  I think most will find that true of any gym that they've been to (stuff breaks, get over it).  \nI go here because it's close to home and reasonably priced. The equipment is adequate, although I do wish they had a stretching cage instead of just those little rocking chairs.  I've never used the pool, hot tub, or sauna so I can't really comment on those, but based on the other reviews, that might be a good thing.  \nI haven't got a chance to try their nutrition center as it's usually closed by the time I show up.  The stuff looks good, and seems resonably priced.  \nI usually go in, a couple hours before closing and the evening staff is friendly enough.  The girls that work the front desk are usually pretty nice, although it seems to be a different girl every couple months.  The current one even remembers my ID number and will have me checked in by the time I walk through the door.  :-)  \nWhen it comes to staff issues, I do have one complaint...  THOSE DAMN VACUUM BACKPACKS!  I understand that it's late and you're prepping for close, but do you have to vacuum and kick up mad dust right next to me while I'm doing cardio and breathing hard?!  Ok... I'm very emotionally attached to that issue, and now that I\"ve got it out, I can turn off the caps lock again. lol\nTo cut this short, this is a decent place to come work out for the price.  If you want a fancy place to stand around and show off your new under armor, with a staff that will follow you around fanning you, try Lifetime instead (which is actually a beautiful but pricey gym).
__label__2 This club is more laid back and not so busy compared to some of the other locations which is nice since you never have to wait for machines. The machines could be better maintained; there are several with rips and tears. The front desk clerks aren't very personable. They don't even greet you when you come in and usually leave the scanner on the counter so you'll scan yourself - lazy.
__label__2 The fries are really good.  The turkey sandwich was creative and big, but the processed turkey slices didn't quite cut it, whatever they use for the bun was way too small, and they didn't mix enough dried cranberries with the mayo.  It was good and filling, but nothing to write home about.
__label__0 I had never been to this store's location in Scottsdale before Saturday. I have frequented the Biltmore location (and I'm a HUGE fan of their store & clothes). However, I will NEVER go back to the Bogota location because of the service/staff. The only people in the store who were getting good service or help were the snotty sales girl's friends. Not only were they unhelpful, but the sales girl actually insulted me to my face (\"YOU're a size 2?\" - YES, actually I am).....I walked out and went to the Biltmore location to spend several hundred dollars. \n\nI am a big supporter of luluemon's products and store....but avoid the Bogota location if you want any service or a good selection.
__label__2 The first and last time I went, this place was crowded. It seemed a little out of date to me, and the people that were here didn't speak English and let their children run around barefoot while screaming. (Not trying to be racist at all, that kind of behavior is just annoying) Needless to say, I'm sure I can find a better place to do laundry until my landlord fixes my dryer.
__label__1 I was excited to see the banner hanging on the back of their building space facing the freeway. I knew I have heard about Gimme Some Sugar first through Yelp and was happy to see a location on my side of town.\nOn a Monday morning about 10:00am my sister and I walked in. I was instantly disappointed to see just about nothing for sale. Not a good assortment of baked items at all.\nSo we were left to choose from chocolate chip cookies, monster cookies (oatmeal, peanut butter & M&M's), candy apples, chocolate marshmallows and Halloween Sugar cookies.\nNo cake pops and no cupcakes - BOO HOO.......\nThe lady behind the counter said they will be filling the cases soon but wasn't sure when so we weren't about to camp out until something fresh and exciting was brought out. \nWe chose Chocolate chip cookies &  Monster cookies. Both cookies were good - no complaints there - just wish there was more of a selection to choose from. The cookies were put in a cute black N white gift bag and stuffed with yellow tissue paper so the packaging was nice.\n\nI was expecting more of a bakery type of setting but instead it looked more like an office with a small corner for some goodies. So I guess it's more of a cake ordering type of buisness rather than an on site store.\n\nMaybe since they just opened this location not too long ago I should give them some time to settle in and give them a visit in a few months and see if anything has improved.....
__label__1 Hi Ashley, \n   Thank you for your response. During the day our experience has been fine. I think your night crew is not as polished. As I said, Gimme Sugar has excellent macaroons! We may be back. We will go during the day though when your service is better :-).\n\nThank you, \nAustin Gold
__label__0 We will not be back to this location!\n\nWe love hooters and were very excited when we learned of the opening of this spring valley location.  Went soon after they opened and were very disappointed in everything.  Wrote to corporate, they sent gift cards.  The GM called us and apologized and invited us to come back in. We took him up on his offer and gave them another try.  When we got there we introduced ourselves to the GM and he made sure all was taken care of.  Everything was great!  Went back again another time, did not introduce ourselves and once again bad food and service.  \nEvery fathers day we go to hooters so we went to spring valley again to give them one more shot.  BIG MISTAKE!  They were not busy at all.  No one greeted us.  We picked out a table and sat down.  Waitress came over, very nice, and took our order.  I sent the margarita back, it was horrible, nothing but sweet and sour mix.  Food was not as bad as the previous times but no where near as good as the time the GM took care of us.  As we were waiting for our check and to go boxes we watched our waitress go outside, get in a car, make out with some guy!  Finally another waitress came over and said she would help us.  I saw no manager on the floor during the entire time we were there.  I guess you can only get good food or good service when the GM knows you are coming!
__label__2 I had a hankering for some wings last night and didn't want to drive too far from home, so the hubby and I stopped by Hooters. We went there once when they first opened and didn't go again because it was a bad experience all around. We figured to give them another try because we figured they would have fixed all the kinks by now... and they did :)\n\nWe sat ourselves and didn't have to wait long until the waitress showed up and took our drink order. She was smiley and very pretty that even I crushed on her a little bit! \n\nWe ordered the fried pickles to start and 20 piece chicken wings. Everything came out in good time. The fried pickles are definitely addicting! The wings were cooked and flavored just as I like 'em.\n\nAll in all, it was a pleasant experience. I would go back again for sure!
__label__2 Hooters is always a cool place to enjoy some cheap brews and football games (during the season of course), but this location wasn't too exciting. I usually attend the Hooters at the Tropicana hotel or at Sunset Station casino but I was leaving church off the strip and ready to catch the NFL season openers of football.\n\nA few friends and I decided to go to this Hooters location for some food and football. As soon as we arrived and walked into the resturaunt the host advised that Directv was down all over Vegas and they're only showing local tv games. Huge upset for NFL fanatics such as ourselves. Since we made the drive thus far we decided to stay. The waitress was very friendly and funny. Grabbed our drink orders as soon as we sat down and quickly brought them out but then again we were the only 4 customers.\n\nFood was ok. I ordered steak nachos and was expecting carne asada or actual steak on my nachos but that's what I get for assuming. The portion of nachos was great. Huge plate, mounted with nachos. My nachos were kinda good but mostly upsetting. The steak was like steak umms (TM) sandwich meat, the cheese was obviously from a can and was just heated up instead of being shredded or fresh cheese, and there was more jalapenos than steak, chips, and cheese. My friends had steak quesadillas that were delicious and I wish I would've ordered those instead.\n\nOverall the location is kinda in the middle of nowhere and the food isn't all that its hyped up to be. And the fact the host told us that Directv was down all over Vegas, even casinos, and nobody was able to watch the games was a complete lie. I have Directv at home and had friends a casinos who was able to view all games. Not really knocking this location but me personally, I'll never spend my money at this Hooters ever again.
__label__0 First I had to ask (felt like pulling teeth from the MALE bartender) if there were any specials.... I'm not sure if its because I was a \"Hooters Girl\" in the buuuut there should NOT be a dude behind the bar........ He was not happy we were here. Didn't want to tell us anything. Told us there were no specials! There forever used to be happy hour from 3-6, this no longer exists not sure if it's just this location!????\n\nUpon getting up and walking out I over heard the hooter girl coming onto shift tell a new customer about there specials... We brought this to her attention but at this point are just upset. We left. Horrible service by Andreas......
__label__4 Wow.  Amazing food.  The portions were generous and the food amazing.  I recommend the short ribs, really big portions.  My wife got the shrimp and scallops but had them prepare it with olive oil and garlic to avoid the cream sauce (lactose intolerance) and it was delicious.  The beer selection is impressive, I recommend the Porter.  Live music gave it a great atmosphere.
__label__0 Been going to discount tire since I started driving at the age of 16. (11 years ago this month) I have never had a problem with them. I usually go to the shop on Tropicana and Jones but I live in southern highlands now so I go to the blue diamond rd store. I took my car in there last month for tires. I was met by the assistant manager, a young man mid 20s or so I believe his name was Mark. He gave me the info I needed and the tires I needed for my car and the experience was great and quick. Went back last week cause my truck has felt like it has a rock or something in my tire and it is veering off to the left pretty bad as well as tire rotation was needed now anyways. I get to discount tire on blue diamond rd and once again met by Mark or w/e the assistant managers name was and he remembered me got to talking about football a bit since my truck is decked out in GB Packer stuff and he ended up being a Vikings fan. (Go figure) After he looks at my tires he tells me my tires are to big for my rims. ( I have 24 inch rims) I think nothing of it and say great how much to get the proper tires. We go back inside he gets me a couple quotes on tires. $1,400.00 for 4 new tires to fit my rims or $1,200.00 for new rims and tires. I say let me think about it. \n\nWeek later (today) I take my truck in to Georges Alignment and brakes, less then a hour goes by and I get a call from them. Turns out my alignment is fine as well as my tire balance is okay. My front right tire is ready to separate though as they put it. I have a defective tire with a good amount of tread left but cracks and rip right on the edge of the tire that is visible if you are looking at the tires up close. (which I never did/do thats why I usually go to discount tire). Some how the assistant manager Mark was able to look at my truck for a good 10-15 minutes and not see the cracks or the piece of tire that is flapping. He somehow noticed that my tires were to big even though they have been there since 2011 and the truck was checked out by Towbin Dodge and the Chopper himself before I bought it just to be safe since I did buy the truck used. I should not of even been driving the truck the tire is so bad. Thankfully Georges Alignment and Brake people were smarter then this so called assistant manager of a tire store or I could be driving my truck on the freeway right now and have a major blow out and possible accident with injury or death because the Blue Diamond rd discount tire store decided to promote a young incompetent assistant manager who isn't even paying attention to his job and is only focused on making sales instead of the safety of the customer. I have thought about calling the Higher ups at discount tire but that will most likely do no good what so ever so I will let everyone know my experience there and why I would not recommend ever going to this discount store.\n\nI was able to also get 2 new tires from of Towbin fiat for around $350.00 out the door while Discount Tire wanted $350.00 for a single tire.
__label__2 I wasn't very impressed with the particular customer service we have received today - I don't know if he was tired, sick, simply had a bad day, or just naturally condescending... but his head was elsewhere. He saw us came in, and he didn't even care to let us know that the car was good to go. This is why I give 3 stars instead of 5. Other than that, he sold us 2 tires for 200 bucks, he was not pushy at all, and that's basically ALL we expect from tire places like this. Firestone staff was super nice but he told us that we needed to buy ALL four tires for $630 (unsure of the service was included). I would much rather want to deal with unfriendly discount tire employees and keep the extra bucks in my pocket.
__label__1 The food at Fran's is pretty good. I mean they have bacon wrapped tater tots which is ingenious. Personally, i recommend the jalapeno bacon sweet potato tots over the other variety that is offered. The burgers, which were being served on pretzel rolls before everyone else started doing it,  are also good. However, nothing special enough to write home about. While the food is decent the thing that gets me about Fran's is the prices. I paid almost $30 for 2 burgers w/ no sides and the tot appetizer which included only about 14 pieces. In my opinion that is just a bit much for the amount of food i got and to still be hungry after its gone. I haven't written Fran's off but i doubt i will return when i can get a burger with fries for  less than $15 at many other restaurants around town.
__label__4 I have been to Fran's for lunch, dinner and even just drinks and appetizers. Every time I have  been impressed. The funky and higher casual vibe is welcoming as you walk in. The staff are relaxed and knowledgeable. You can tell the food is fresh, hand-crafted and made with love. So nice to find a small business with great food that is not a chain! I also like how Fran puts news on her Facebook feed so I know when her meatloaf is ready for me to drive on over...
__label__3 It's New Year's Day. 3pm. You and your post-NYE party pals are a tad hungover (or already on their hairs of the dog) and hungry. Where's open? Hmmm not many places. But what's this WHISKI Bar & Restaurant is. But it's on the Royal Mile. But it has good reviews on Yelp! But it might be a tourist-sell-out place on the Royal Mile. But it's the only place that's open and we're hungry and it does FOOD.\n\nSo we went to WHISKI Bar & Restaurant. And I'm giving it a solid 4 stars. Yes, it's on the Royal Mile and this usual positioning, along with the Scottish-liqueor name, Scottish-decor, and Scottish-style pub food menu would make you think it might be similar to all the other overly-Scottish pubs on the main tourist street of Edinburgh, and therefore the food would be subpar.\n\nWe were wrong. In fact, WHISKI isn't even OTT in it's decoration. It's just a really nice bar and restaurant. Old wooden furniture, obviously plenty of whiskies on offer which are all chalked up on a huge black board by category (Lowland, Peaty, Malty, Highland etc.)\n\nIt was busy. It was New Years Day. But the floor manager was really friendly and got us seated at a larger table. The only grip is the food. Took. Forever. But I am willing to overlook this as it was New Year's Day, no one wants to be working New Year's Day let alone feeding hungover people, and they were probably short staffed. If I go back and it takes this long there's a problem. \n\nThe food itself, when it came, was delicious. My fishcake (starter) was ma-hoosive and had delicious chunks of smoked salmon and trout. The burger that I got to try was nice, if a little dry, the chips all disappeared quickly, the soup portion was kinda small, but the sausages and mash looked amazing. As far as general gasto-pub fare along a Scottish theme goes, this stuff sas the best on the Royal Mile I'm sure.\n\nAnd they do have a lot of whiskies, and I think will know their stuff. So whether you're a tourist or a local I'm pretty sure you won't be disappointed in WHISKI. And as a case-in-note, that's not really how you spell it. And we don't call it Scotch Whisky here. We just call it whisky. Like they call Bombay Mix just Mix in Bombay. (Or do they?)
__label__3 My first venture in here, I wasn't sure what to think.  It felt difficult to get attention for service.  But then it warmed up.  The staff turned out to be very friendly and helpful.  The whisky list is monstrous and the food is pretty good.  I ended up coming back a few times during my visit and standing around the bar and listening to music was a most enjoyable way to kill a few hours (and brain cells).  \n\nWhen someone says \"Whiski\", there's Whiski Bar and Restaurant and then their sister establishment, Whiski rooms.  While related, don't confuse the two.
__label__4 This place... everything is good.  \n\n1. Cullen Skink SO good... I don't know how to put it.  We wanted six bowls of this.\n\n2. Rump Steak perfectly cooked, great whiskey sauce.\n\n3. Haggis Tower so good, fresh, delicious.\n\n4. Sticky Toffee Pudding yes this is good too!!! WITH ice cream!!\n\nService is good too.  But the food... the best.
__label__4 Carbonated Solutions of Las Vegas cleaned my moderately soiled area rug in their plant and it looks like brand new!  These guys did an amazing job.  They were on time for pick up and delivery.  I would definitely use them again.
__label__1 Had a decent enough experience buying the car, but the service department was another story when I went to get my accessories installed.  They forgot to tighten a hose after a routine install, and my car died while merging onto the freeway immediately afterwards, putting me into a dangerous position.  I was not offered any kind of compensation for my time since I live an hour away and had to make a second trip, the inconvenience, or the danger they put me in due to their complete negligence.  Not even an apology.   This doesn't bode well for my trust in their mechanics.
__label__1 I was there with my daughter to purchase a new subaru.  I walked around the lot SEVERAL times before a salesman ever came out to ask if he could help me. (I got the impression I might have had better chances of getting one of the salesmen who walked past me if I had had my husband standing next to me).  The salesman who did finally come to meet us was VERY nice.  I wish we could have purchased a car from him, but his sales manager just didn't seem very interested in offering us a good deal.  If he would of even budged a bit more on trade in or car price we probably would have purchased there..  But it appeared that manager had no wish to do so.  We went to another dealer and bought the exact same vehicle for a few thousand less.  And a better offer on our trade.
__label__4 kokomos ROCKS !!! This place is so clean and all their toppings are sooo fresh.. We go there 2x per week and love to see the place packed all the time.. Glad u r in town !!!
__label__0 I ordered from here out of desperation for delivery.  I ordered Pot Stickers (the only good thing) Mongolian Beef and Orange Chicken.  The beef had large veins of grizzle running down almost every bite.  The breaded chicken was so tough I couldn't finish it.  It was as if they took some frozen, breaded chicken out of a freezer from months of sitting and microwaved it on high until it was over cooked.  I am writing this at 4:24 am because I can't sleep due to the queasiness in my stomach that has lasted roughly 8 hours.  Being a slave to the limited delivery in the Charlotte region certainly takes it's toll.
__label__1 Alright so I tried this place based on the reviews, BUT clearly here needs to be more reviews because this place was terrible. The only thing good about it and other people were right on was the good was ready quick! But I ordered the beef szechuan, and it was like the had no idea how to make it, and just threw a bunch of vegetables together and duck sauce! And called it a day, WHOA it was bad. And the wonton soup tasted like cardboard (no joke) worse place I ever been to, never going back \n(2 stars based on fast service)
__label__2 I honestly can't say much about this place.  Mediocre fast food.  \n\nThe store was clean & the service was fast.  I would rather the walnut shrimp not be stuck together.  Also, when someone asks to try something that means try not scoop a big spoonful on the plate.\n\nI said, \"Oh no, I only wanted to try.  Never had that one\"\nHer reply, \"Oh, I like it.\"\n\nWell the place was clean, food was fresh & I left full.
__label__0 Worst Starbucks ever. Long lines and ineffective staff. Sub par baked goods. I guess they feel they can get away with bad service because the convenience of being located in the hotel. That's a shame.
__label__0 A terrible company.. Went to get business cards for my new small business..talked to Travis the graphic designer about what I wanted and he seemed like he was happy to help but now a month later and after multiple calls I have heard no response..should change their name from Never Late to Never Received
__label__2 decent mexican food at reasonable prices.. would not be my first choice for mexican..
__label__2 Everytime i've gone here i've had good times. Beer specials are decent. and its bar food. Keep in mind i enjoy \"barfood\" so it was good. Service is usually pretty quick unless it is a packed bar, then youll be waiting for a beer. I only gave it 3 stars for the service when it is busy and because lasttime i was there my buddy was cut off and sent home. He wasnt intoxicated. We had just got off the lake and had been there for a hour. I believe we were on our second beer. He was tired and instead of trying to talk to him waitress just told him he was cut off, and as i was waiting for my motzerella sticks was told i needed to wait outside for them. Because i could no longer be in there with my tired sober friend. LOL. before this i've had nothing but good times. I usually dont let one bad experince ruin my good times. So i'll be back.
__label__2 Went here for breakfast because they were showing the Ram game. I like the abundance of big screen tvs in the place. There were so many tvs that they actually showed the Rams game in the corner. My fajita breakfast was pretty good. However, the waitress was slow, she put ice tea in our coffee, forgot to give us salsa and tortillas with the meal. I would go back to watch a football game, I would like to try the po' boy sandwich next time, I rarely see that on the menu outside of New Orleans. Next time I will prepare myself for the subpar service.
__label__3 I am not a hot dog person at all.  I've had 3 hot dogs in the past 5 years but since finding the Chicago dog I've had 3 hot dogs in 2 months.  The French fries are great and the drink sizes are huge.  A little pricey for a hot dog, fries and a drink but the quality is great, service is good and the place is very clean.  \n\nI recommend checking them out if you are a hot dog or hamburger fan.  Be prepared to wait longer than at a fast food joint because they do make them Fresh.
__label__3 Lobbys is great. I give the establishment itself three stars, it is very boring inside and atmosphere wise a little cold, but the burgers, oh baby the burgers are an easy five stars. These big, juicy, sloppy sandwiches are so freaking good. Get a double with cheese and bacon and indulge.
__label__3 Deliciously flavorful juicy burgers and fries!  My boyfriend says its one of the BEST Italian beefs he has ever had.  I would like to see more on the menu, but it is a good thing that they stick to what they do best BEEF!
__label__3 Excellent beef sandwiches a little to juicy but very good Chicago style Italian beef. Fries are good with there dipping sauce. Hot dogs are very good too. The cute girls aren't bad to look at either. I would share my hot dog with them and share my fries.
__label__1 Good burgers and I'm told the Italian beef is good too but the service is not so good, it's a big high school hangout during the weekday afternoons and they don't cater to customers that come in after 9:30 pm. My email on their website also went unanswered, which was another customer service turnoff to me.\n\nRosatti's and DeFalcos also have very good Italian beef and there are other good burger joints in the area for this one to be a staple for me.
__label__4 The owner is there every day and he takes his food seriously. He loves for people to come in and it shows.  The burgers are just so good! Hot Juicy and Tasty. The milkshakes are to die for. My husband generally hates takeout, but even he loves this place. I highly recommend Lobby's Burgers.
__label__1 Decided to stop by based on all the great reviews. First off a small joint , clean and friendly. I ordered the chili cheese burger with fries. The burger was quite large and plenty of chili however the taste left something to be desired. It tasted like...maybe the meat had been cooked with onions and peppers used on hogie style sandwiches, bad blend of something that left a bad taste. \n\nOh well, onto the next burger joint.
__label__4 Their veggie burger is absolutely delicious and the staff is super friendly !
__label__1 The good news is that they have Happy Hour every day and the apps are 5 bucks each. The bad news is that the apps we ordered were not that good. The potato skins had pico de gallo on them (yes she asked if we wanted it) and were undercooked a bit. The pretzel bites left a bunch to be desired and neither was worthy of the full menu price. The bar does not feature one football team and the TV sets at the bar were pretty good, but it depends on what seat is available. It seems like a decent locals joint to watch sports and they have some good beer specials each day. On Sunday it was $4 large drafts and the place was not packed like most bars on Sunday.
__label__4 A true gem for PHX and the west valley area. The owner provides an intimate experience and isn't afraid to offer insight on the best way to partake of the dishes. All the food was absolutely fantastic!
__label__0 Horrible, just horrible! Went there last night for Korean food and the lady server was so mean to us we had to walk out of there while waiting for our food.\n\nFirst of all, when I asked her about the menu and what her recommendation was, she was like \"What do you want me to say? Just order what you like.\" \n\nOK, shook my head and ordered. Then we asked for ban-chan and she said she is not going to give it to us until we get our meal and that we had no common sense. She tried to give us a full lecture about how traditional way of eating Korean food should be. I did not go to this restaurant to get a lecture from this lady. I am Korean and I know how to eat Korean food! \n\nI have never received this kind of customer service in my life and I really think this lady needs to learn the basics of customer service. I'm from New York and I thought at least the people would be nicer than this. This is truly a shame that she treats people of her own kind like she did. \n\nPeople, be aware of this restaurant and go to Ohya restaurant which we went to after we escaped this hell hole. The customer service was amazing at Ohya! I don't know if the food might have been better at Cafe Gahyang but I certainly do not want to eat at a restaurant that has a kind of service she provided. Good thing I don't live around this area so I don't have to think about going back there LOL
__label__2 Against all odds, this place is decent. Just expect slow service. \n\nThis Korean restaurant is like pretty much every other - loud, quick, has Korean tv shows blasting 24/7, etc. You've probably been somewhere like this before, and that's fine. The only thing to note of any merit is the location is smaller than normal. \n\nThe food here is good. While I have had better bibimbap and similar dishes, those available here are rather good and adequately spicey. No punches are pulled, which I greatly appreciate. The winner here was probably the soups available, but I may be biased due to the relatively colder weather. \n\nThe service here deserves mention and half-complaint. There was one - that is, ONE- lady running the entire show here. Taking orders, refilling drinks, etc. While the place is small, this setup nonetheless still fails horribly: refills are a bit too slow, food is a bit too delayed, food sits on the counter a little too long, etc.  Thing is, despite her slightly impatient personality, this isn't the server's fault - no one could handle the volume at a place like this singlehandedly. It just doesn't make sense, and it makes the experience somewhat unpleasant. \n\nLong story short, the food here is good, but the service problem needs to be rectified immediately.
__label__3 At the Great Cajun Cookoff this year (2009), the very first stall upon entry that I visited was Yuri's Popcorn & More. And boy was that a good thing! Yuri's mom, Talicia, who runs the shop gave us a cup of an assortment of flavors. I believe I fell in love with her Strawberry flavored popcorn... or was it cinnamon? Anyway, I fell in love!\n\nThe only reason this popcorn business doesn't get 5 stars is that it has no retail store... here's hoping that one day it will so we can have a place to sample all the more interesting flavors like Blueberry Mojito! Till then, I hope Talicia keeps marketing through events like the Great Cajun Cook Off and other like events in the valley... maybe even First Fridays, so we who live in the same area the popcorn is made can partake in it without paying for shipping and handling!
__label__0 I was trying to wait till I tried this place again, but decided eh, why not just write it now. The restaurant is located inside the Wild Horse Pass. The food is delicious too bad the service SUCKS big time! We had a plethora of appetizers and not one of them let me down. Our party was big so the service sucked at the worst time. They took our orders in order, then when serving the entire meal; each dish was yelled out by the servers deli style and then handed to our guests to place on the table themselves (if we wanted to serve ourselves we would have done a buffet). They did it very rude too. My plate was supposed to be served sizzling, but somehow the waiter forgot to serve it, as it sat on the table next to us for 5 minutes, then served lukewarm. On our way out (to dance) I witnessed the bartender reach into the ice bin with the actual glass she was serving the drink in (isn't this a violation?). I wonder if the service sucks because the menu is so affordable and delicious they are counting on return business? non the less I won't be back.
__label__1 Food was fair, heavy on the sauce on our dishes and even the kids didn't like their noodles. Service was good, for the quality it was expensive.
__label__0 What a great concept!  What poor execution!!  This place is rubbish.  It is literally like a yard sale inside a building.  There is no atmosphere, no color, no style, no substance.  The record selection is minimal and the candy selection is actually worse than Smeeks (which I didn't think was possible).  I have no idea how this place pays rent but it should be closed.  At least then homeless people would have a place to stay - providing more value than it does right now.
__label__4 Sweets & Beats is amazing! Plenty of cool/weird/unusual stuff to look at, besides the records...I find something I want everytime I go. This is unlike any other store you'll find in AZ.\nThe candy that foams in your mouth is awesome....I highly recommend.
__label__1 Ok, so I show up on a Sunday night (a.k.a. Valentine's Day in most of the Western world) to grab a drink with some friends, walked in the door and was greeted by three small children running for the door. If I were drinking something at the time, would have definitely done a spit take. My thought process: Kids? Bar? Then, why wasn't I allowed to go to a bar as a 6-year old? I felt momentarily robbed.\n\nThere was definitely some kind of party going on, lots of balloons everywhere, country/western music blasting from the DJ booth. Lots of locals without a lot of teeth who got down with their bad selves on the dance floor, with a side of some Paco Paco holdovers wearing exotically printed tight dresses standing their ground. Drinks (premium) were $5.50, and were incredibly tiny. We stayed long enough to finish my miniature drink and headed out. Might give it another try when it isn't kid's birthday/Paco Paco Valentine's day/dancing toothless locals/Country/Western night. Maybe.
__label__4 I am so glad to know there is a place like Rips that's bringing back the younger night crowd to Phoenix. Yes, I do have other neighborhood bars that I casually have a drink at but Rips has great drink specials, the star-like ceiling is beautiful, and i love that it's also showcasing local artwork on its wall. \n\nWhat Phoenix was lacking was a rocking dance night. Since Hot Pink ended its Friday nights at Carumba's, Obscura at Rips has definitely filled the void. I definitely get pumped up for second Saturdays! I love dancing to music you don't hear everyday on the radio and the mix those two DJs spin is just what the doctor order after a long day of retail.\n\nDrinks, oh the drinks! Rips has an array of liquors and beers. Pinnacle vodkas...what flavor do they not make? I think I saw around a dozen different flavors from Pomegranate to Cotton Candy! Every time I return I try a new one.\nBut most of all, I love the fact the owner kept the original vintage sign.  With the over sized red arrow outlined in light bulbs, you'll have no problem spotting it when driving down 16th street. I suggest you check it out and befriend the bar on Facebook because you don't want to miss out on specials or events.
__label__2 I've been to Rips a few times and I really enjoy the laid back attitude and the fact that it's so close to my house. They used to give you yummy popcorn, when I went yesterday it was stale prezels, boo! I still want to try the Obscura dance night, sounds like fun!\nHonestly the only draw back is the not so friendly waitstaff. Get this, I had a 3 dollar well drink laid down a 5 and never saw any change. Even though I would have given you the $2 as a tip, you have NO right to assume it's yours without any communication. Really tacky! I hope to post a more positive review when I check out the Obscura night!
__label__2 This is a neat hangout for craft beer people and slightly alternative people. I like the architecture, the decor, and the pool table (although I did not play). The beer list is impressive if you're into that. There does seem to be a significant emphasis on beer lifestyle. My husband and I went for Birthday Suit Burlesque on Friday, Sept. 21. The reason I'm giving it 3 stars is because the bartenders could have been a lot friendlier, and customer service is a big deal to me. We also found it tough to find a decent place to sit/stand to see the stage, unobscured. We watched most of the performances on the monitor behind the bar. I really liked that the monitor was there, but it seemed to cheapen the experience, it was like watching the girls on a security camera. Although I originally felt that I was among like-minded individuals, my husband and I got a lot of prolonged stares and then I felt like the place was really clique-y and probably not very hospitable to \"outsiders.\" The drink specials made it relatively painless for us to drink there. We stayed for about an hour (even after paying the $6 cover) and left, feeling underwhelmed by the show.
__label__0 We travel all over the country and hit a Starbucks for our morning shot of Joe. The worst service of any Starbucks I've ever been in is a mile from our new home. Lucky me. I asked to speak to the manager but she doesn't come in until the afternoon. So, in the morning when the place is busiest the manager doesn't work. It shows in their level of service. Drive to another location, it's worth it.
__label__1 I come from the land of Publix so imagine my disappointment when I moved here?  There is no seafood department. There is a lack of selection and cleanliness in the meat department.  They only ever have one or two  checkout lanes open plus the self checkout open.  Use the self checkout if you dare.
__label__1 It's not the best hot dog place I've been to but it got the job done. \n\nIf you're walking down the strip, a little drunk and your stomach is asking to be fed, this might be the place for you. The prices were reasonable and the selection of toppings is pretty good but I didn't really understand why this place is famous for its hot dogs.\n\nI ordered the Pastrami Burrito (or whatever it's called, I was drunk) and it was pretty good but I really don't remember any pastrami in it. It was more like meat/bean paste with a couple hot dogs thrown in.\n\nIt wouldn't be my first choice for food while in Vegas but if your tired, want something quick and you're in the area it might be worth a look.
__label__2 Food and drinks are expensive, and in all honesty not really worth the price.  They're pretty much just regular hot dogs with over the top toppings.  You can count on long lines and hunting for a place to seat. And they've got nothing on my all time favorite hot dogs, Flo's in Cape Neddick, Maine.
__label__1 If you're an LA native in Vegas for the weekend and suddenly crave Pink's at 3 am, DO NOT COME HERE!!!! \n\nTHIS IS JUST A SAD EXCUSE FOR PINK'S HOT DOGS! The portions are smaller and the prices are higher. This is definitely NOT the Pink's I love! If you've never been to the original Pink's in LA, don't judge it by the Vegas Pink's. Totally different experience and totally different food. \n\nI'm just angry thinking about it....
__label__0 Just another place trying to make money just off the name.. Let's just say.. I would not go back to this location... After eating at the one in LA... I don't even know how they can even call themselves Pinks... They should just call themselves - Just another hot dog place.   Very disappointed and I got a stomach ache after eating a chili dog...
__label__1 Yuck.....why are their food cold?  Not 1, not 2 but 6 of us......\n\nI hope the one their are opening at LAX will be better than this one.
__label__3 I have tried this place twice now and I think it is great. The dogs are giant and the toppings are plentiful. The first trip me and my boyfriend ordered chili cheese fries which were huge, we both got plain hot dogs and topped them with the chili and cheese from the fries, there was more than enough! The place was only open a couple weeks and had a special where you could get a hot dog and beer for like $8 I think. The second trip they didn't have the hot dog and beer special so we were kind of disappointed. I would give them 5 stars if they brought back the hot dog/beer combo. Overall, great tasting dogs!
__label__3 Hot Dog Heaven!  \n\nGreat place to grab a bite to eat and people watch!  They have a ton of hot dog options and Pink's is located at the front of Planet Hollywood so you can see all the people traffic that walk by. \n\nA lot of great options on the menu, but make sure you take a look at the specials not on the menu board too.  They have a bunch of hot dogs named after celebrities that are definitely worth a look at.  You can't really go wrong with anything on the menu, all my friends and I ordered something different because all the options sound really good!\n\nNote: if you're looking for a none alcoholic slushy beverage similar to Fat Tuesdays, they have them here!  I went here with a pregnant friend of mine and she was jealous that we all had our slushy Fat Tuesday and was so happy to find out that this place had Virgin slushy drinks!
__label__0 This place is overrated. Service was horrible, food was cold. Would rather have boiled hotdogs. Stay away!
__label__2 I had heard about the Pink's in So Cal and I had always wanted to try it. When I saw there was one in Vegas, I was excited to check it out. I was disappointed, to say the least. I ordered the mushroom swiss dog, which costed me $6.50. The hot dog tasted rubbery to me and there wasn't nearly enough swiss cheese on it. The moments where I got swiss cheese, mushrooms, and hot dog were really good but there weren't very many of them. They put way too many mushrooms and not enough cheese. If it had been better proportioned I may have enjoyed it more. I would probably still eat here again, but try something different next time. I heard the chili cheese dog is to die for.
__label__2 I feel like a traitor because I have not tried the one in LA (and I'm from LA!), but decided to try this in Vegas.\n\nI had the chili cheese dog. It looked really good after ordering, but I think the taste was lacking for my expectation. Everyone always talks about how great Pink's Hot Dogs are in LA, butttt I was kind of expecting to be disappointed when I realized that Pink's in Vegas was not as obvious of a spot, and there were also not many people ordering. I mean, I guess Vegas has hundreds of other eateries besides hot dogs, but I'm guessing the one in LA is better, and I think my next try will be home and not Vegas. ):
__label__2 not that great. had some for myself this time around, and what you see is what you basically get. nothing out of the ordinary, so i dont get what the fuss is all about. i forgot what it was called specifically, but i ordered the polish dog. maybe it was because i felt like shit on the day my friends and i ate here, but the taste got pretty nasty after a few bites. most of us ended up not finishing our food. \n\non a brighter note, their strawberry daiquiry is DELICCCCCCIOUS! the best i'vee had in vegas, hands down. the only thing i would recommend is to freeze it up a little more, mine was kind of watery. taste wise tho, i would have one everyday if i could!
__label__2 The seating is outdoors, very limited, under very high powered fans with mist. Not really ideal for eating.\n\nHusband wanted The Lord of the Rings dog which was no longer on the menu but they made it for him anyway. So that was nice. I ordered the Chicago Polish Dog. Both tasty enough.\n\nI think the price was around $7 for the hot dogs and $3 for the drinks. \n\nWe split an order of onion rings with the parents. They are the thick cut rings and the batter was a bit on the sweet side.\n\nOverall decent experience for the price but I suspect there are better dogs to be had in Chicago.
__label__2 Pink's is located right outside the Planet Hollywood Hotel & Casino. Small inside, however large patio outside. If you haven't tried a Pink's Hot Dog, you have to if you're in Vegas. It's fast and easy, but not the cheapest. But is anything is Vegas cheap?\n\nEverything is made to order which is nice; I ordered the Bacon Chili Cheese Dog with a side of Onion Rings. The bacon was crisp, the chili was nice and meaty, but the cheese seemed like liquid nacho cheese...however, the onion rings were fresh. \n\nMy friend's tried the Planet Hollywood Dog and they enjoyed that as well.
__label__1 Fell way short of all the hype. From what I'm reading, LA is better, but I can't imagine them being that much better. For starters, I did not care for the hard casings on the dogs. Flavor was not that great either. I really think this place gets by on their image more than their food.
__label__1 For all the hype and love this place gets, it really isn't good. In fact, it was gross. I'd rather go to mcdonalds, at least bad food is cheap there. \n\nThe hot dog, the actual meat part of it tasted acceptable, but not good. And they were too skinny. Skinny hot dogs are for suckers. Go big or go home. If I get a dog, I want it to be mostly meat inside the bun and all the other toppings pouring out of the top of it. Thats a hot dog. A skinny hot dog covered in onions is as dissatisfying as, well a skinny hot dog covered in onions. The \"grilled\" onions had clearly only been acquainted with the grill top for a few seconds before hoping on to the long twig that was my hot dog, and didn't have any of that yummy caramelized taste that real grilled onions have. The pastrami was plain and dry. Call me picky but isn't pastrami supposed to taste like something other than newspaper? I've never had pastrami this disgusting. And I've had a lot of pastrami in my time. You can make yourself a better dog for a 5th of the price by going to the deli section at your local grocery store. This was like an imitation that reminds you of a real hot dog, if a real hot dog were a gross, tasteless and pathetic lump of turd.\n\nThe only thing keeping this from being a 1 star review was that they sell booze. And I was able to finish half of my friend's giant margarita and get enough of a brain freeze to forget how gross and skinny that hot dog was.
__label__1 had a groupon and now kind of wish i didn't was hoping for a good dog but ended up with an upset belly
__label__3 We had a groupon for Jell-o Shots at Pink's. We had green apple, blueberry, & grape. We took them outside on the nice little patio area to people watch. The Jello-o shots were really good, and the outside seating is always a plus.
__label__1 I love watching food shows, including Throwdown with Bobby Flay. I remembered a few years ago that he visited the (original?) Pinks Hotdogs in Los Angeles, CA and thinking that if I ever got a chance to try their hotdogs, I would make sure to do so. \n\nI was generally disappointed with the overall experience; however, some of the positive aspects of the visit was fast, friendly service (though I went at about 11:30AM before a major lunch rush), and hot fresh food. \n\nI ordered the Chicago Polish hotdog and I'm not entirely sure what I expected, but was disappointed because when I go out to eat, I at least hope to have food that would be difficult or impossible for me to replicate at home. I have had better hotdogs in my own back yard. \n\nAs a side I had the onion rings, which were hot and crispy, but didn't have an exciting or flavorful batter worth noting. \n\nAnother unfortunate part of the experience was the annoying little birds that were very unafraid of people and kept landing on the table/nearby chairs expecting a free handout. \n\nI won't be going to this location again, but I'd be open to trying Pinks again, only in LA.
__label__0 Nasty i like hot dogs but this was just awful I have been waiting forever to try this and was so disappointed it's over priced and I could go to tj for a better hot dog and there 1$ something extra for grilled mushrooms were canned mushrooms and I couldn't even finish it but If ur hungry and here I did enjoy there chili cheese fries save ur self the seven dollars and walk away
__label__1 i oredered take out the other night, and they forgot to include the ranch and celery. Thanksfully i had some at home, but it's not the point. Over the years, BWW has gone downhill, and this location is no exception.
__label__0 Worst B Dub's ever........\n\nSo it began when the guy at the host counter sat us all the way in the back of the restaraunt.  Not a big deal usually, but this trip to B dub was to get my buddy out of the house.  He had a broken pelvis and could barely walk.  He had to hobble past several empty tables while he was put on display for all of the partons and staff to see.  There was an empty table right next to the door.  Why couldn't we be seated there.  Piss poor customer service.\n\nIt gets worse.  After what seemed to be an eternity. our order showed up.  No plates, utencils, just a bowl full of wings.  When we asked for plates and utincels, the waitress scouled and shook her head in discust.  Wow, excellent example of how to treat your guests.\n\nBy this time, we had enough.  We asked to see the manager, who came over and blew off the fact they made a crippled man walk across the restaraunt (took 5 minutes) to be seated, and then he made excuses as to why his staff was angry.  Then he offered to reduce the bill, but when the bill came we were charged full price.  \n\nAs we left, none of the staff offered to help my buddy with the door.  As I pulled the car up for him, I noticed him fighting with the door and his walker, while the staff stood at the host desk and watched.  What a bunch of d-bags.\n\nI called in to the restaraunt after we left and asked to speak to the general manager.  He was out, but was assured he would return the call.  7 days later still no word.  Dear Mr. GM, here's your Yelp review.  Choke on it.  Not that you give a turkey anyway.\n\nI'd rather lick the floor of a KFC than visit this B Dub ever again.
__label__1 Just average nothing great you can get the same food in any bar around town except bagels you can get those fresh at smiths if your hungry and have no other choice here's your place
__label__3 The Bagel Cafe is really under rated. Reminds me of a New York deli, everything is extremely fresh the pastries are AMAZING. \n\nPrice wise could be a little cheaper but if you want a good place to chill and watch Sports all day with some great munchies this is the spot!\n\nWish this place was outside the casino it would do really well on it's own
__label__1 We decided to give the griddle a try this morning as our regular breakfast joint was busier than usual. This place just doesn't do it for me. The service is rather random as any of 3-4 people bring things to your table. The food is average at best: eggs were good, bacon limp and french toast thick but not very good. The decor is also kind of random with tables on top of each other and crowded with over-sized condiments. I don't anticipate a return visit.
__label__1 Coming back to Vegas, I met with some friends for brunch here. Here and there, they'd boast of this place as though it was a religious experience. However, I beg to differ.\n\nService was decent - fulfilling the bare requirements of refilling my water and taking my order. Other than that, where's the conversation? Better yet, where is the smile?\n\nOnto the food, I had ordered a breakfast concoction comprised of eggs, feta, spinach, and chicken. Pita on the side as well as potatoes, it was decent. The chicken was dried out, while the eggs were flavorless. I had a bite of my friend's breakfast burrito, which was good. However, my other friend's eggs and bacon looked dismal and...limp.\n\nThe one benefit of the Griddle is the location. Conveniently near the 215 and with a large parking lot, the store is easy to get to. The day I came, the doors were opened as to permit brunch fare to be eaten outdoors.\n\nHonestly, other than the convenient location, there's not much bringing me back to the Griddle.
__label__2 A group of about 10 of us came here for breakfast/lunch on our first full day in Vegas.  We had good and friendly service.  Quite a few of us ordered the frozen $20 margaritas... Sweet and delicious!  We got our chips and salsa quickly which were pretty good.  I ordered the $10 combo plate with one chicken taco and one chicken enchilada which came with rice and beans.  The food was pretty good, though I could have used some hot sauce.  Overall, it was a good experience.
__label__0 This place is getting one star for the location and one star for the mediocore chips and salsa. I actually wish I could give half a star for those. A restaraunt usually can't disappoint me when I am starving and hungover but Cabo Wabo managed to do that. Congrats!\n\nFor the love of god, please don't come here. The food was so bland and terrible and the service is even more horrid. First off, I am pretty sure our server had tourette's. Not that there is anything wrong with that, I just feel like you should be warned before having to go through that.\n\nI had been walking on the strip for a while before getting to the restaraunt so I was totally parched.  We were seated and no one acknolwedged our presence for 10-15 minutes so I had to get up and go to the bar and ask for water. Tourette's server finally came to see us but he was seriously a hot mess. \n\nOk, let's be honest, I don't know if homeboy actually had tourette's or if he was just having a bad night but every time he walked by our t
__label__1 Looks like a tourist trap....\n\nMy friends are big fans of Sammy so they wanted to check this place out.\n\n- it was cold and drafty inside. It was a very cold Thanksgiving week but come on... keep your patrons warm\n- Music was... top 40. Sammy probably would shoot himself if he heard it.\n+/- there was a group of obnoxious tourists standing up on their chairs and screaming every five minutes. I get it...it's Vegas but what's the point of that act?
__label__0 Eat here if you like terrible music playing loudly in your ear, $12 vodka tonics made with Sprite and hair, rude servers, food that may or may not make you vomit four times in the middle of the night, and slow service. Seriously. Don't go here if your life depends on it.
__label__0 Stopped in on Sunday evening (6'ish).  It happened to be a place to eat on the walk back to our hotel.  Patio was full but inside it was half empty.  Got seated immediately.  I knew it was a tourist trap but even with that I was surprised how bad the service and food was.  Had to beg for our (mediocre) chips and salsa.  After 20 minutes of not getting our drinks this time I called for a manager.  He told us that our server got tied up with a large group.  I guess our group of 7 was not large enough.  Finally after asking him for our drinks he went and got them.  Having ordered a $7 draft Coors Light he brings that back 3/4 full *sigh*.  \n\nAt this point, we just want to get our food and hope it's at least decent for the outrageous prices they charge.  Nope...wrong.  I ordered a steak soft taco and steak enchilada.  If you like the $2 steak tacos at Taco Bell then you would like these.  Seriously, I couldn't taste the difference.  Out of 7 dishes, only 1 person said their food was actually good.\n\nContinuing on with the bad service after waiting to get our check, we all added up our totals.  We were in the process of leaving our bad tip (sorry I usually tip well but this was terrible, un-apologetic, bad service) when a different (new) server comes out and asks if she can see the check because she believes she needed to add something to our bill.  Yeah right...\n\nI know the patio has a nice people/fountain view but avoid this place if you can.  I love Sammy Hagar but he failed especially with this place.
__label__0 $11 for a washing-machine margarita on the Strip? Rude service, and the bar is chilly and drafty in the winter. Not sure why I got suckered into going here, but never again.
__label__1 Whatever Mexican food and crappy service.  Go find a million better restaurants on the strip.  They also charge for the chips and salsa.  This place will be gone within the year.
__label__2 Food was good TexMex fare.  Margarita was one of the worst I'd ever had.  I was totally dumbfounded that their Margaritas could be so bad. Order a beer and you'll be fine.
__label__4 Amazing experience. Enjoyed the food, service and atmosphere. If you want amazing food overlooking the great backdrop of beautiful Vegas hotels, CABO is the place.\n\nThe chips and salsa are a must. The quesadilla was so delicious and yummy. The carne asada tacos are so good.\n\nOur waiter, Danny, was amazing, made our experience first time being at the place amazing with no hiccups or any problems. Kudos!!!!\n\nDefinite stop if your ever in the Las Vegas strip.
__label__2 Food's good but not worth the price; extremely overpriced. You're actually paying for real estate because it does have an amazing view of bellagio. I think it's dumb to charge for tortilla chips; most Mexican restaurants doesn't charge for them.\n\nI did like my margarita though, cabo wabo tequila is actually pretty good.
__label__0 Generally I won't write reviews for meh meals, and Cabo Wabo certainly qualified.  However they just added a new policy that earns them 1 yelp star, hidden pricing, yea deception.  They charge you a hidden \"CNF\" fee, which is nothing but bull.  If you want to charge more for you food, fine, go ahead and post it on the menu, don't try and hide it with some lame hidden fee.  Cabo Wabo deserves a full boycot for this sleezy tactic.  I will never patronize any establishment that uses hidden fees, and tell others to do the same.  Makes no sense, this is nothing but a another management fail.
__label__1 The front desk girl took our name and said it would be 10 mins, she suggested we wait at the bar. 45 minutes later and 4 margaraitas later, we noticed so many more people were being seated. As I walked up to her to see what the deal was, she said she was just coming to get us. Yeah right. Anyway, our waitress was great. Food was typical American Mexican....tacos, burritos, etc. Nothing too fancy, and nothing worth noting here. We were in a hurry so we chose this place on a whim...we will plan better next time.
__label__0 $45 for two frozen machine margaritas and two shots of Sammy Hagar's shit tequila.  They print on receipt suggested tip of $12.  This place stunk like they had sewer issues behind the bar.  It left such a bad taste in my mouth that I will flip the station next time I hear a Sammy Hagar song.
__label__0 When there on Sunday nite with my wife to have late dinner. I have been here before food is ok service was good but this time service was terrible , we sat there for 20 min no one showed up I got up and asked one of the girls in front for help and that didn't help, finally a waiter showed up to say hello and left as fast as he showed up. I say if they were busy Ok but they weren't. That's the last time I'm going to go there and would not recommended anybody to go there.
__label__1 Awesome atmosphere. Bartender was laughing on his phone while we were patiently waiting for our order to be taken. Then he wanted me to yell my order across the loud bar to him while he continued to stay on his phone. Very inconsiderate. Worst tortilla soup I've ever had!
__label__1 Seriously underwhelmed.  Great location on the strip but goes downhill fast.  Bad margaritas.  Very bland food.  Overpriced because of the location.  With all the Vegas food options, avoid this place.
__label__2 What happens in Vegas stays in Vegas  ...unless it's delicious happy hours chicken taquito and mixed (watered down) shots!  The flavor was reminiscent of delicious but the chicken was a bit scorched on either ends.
__label__2 FOOD: Salad was ok, though lacking in bacon and lousy with cheddar cheese. Brisket was tender and tasty. Rib tips were SMOTHERED in ground pepper and very skimpy on the actual meat. \n\nSERVICE: At the bar, very energetic. Food came quick, and she was very chipper.\n\nAMBIANCE: Bar. BBQ. In North Vegas.
__label__1 I've said it before - chains exist so that people know what to expect as far as consistency goes. \n\nThat being said - I've been to the Famous Dave's in Long Beach and I actually enjoyed my meal - both the service and the food. I wish I could say the same about my experience at the North Las Vegas location. \n\nService - our server was around when she needed to be. At least in her opinion that is. She took our order. Brought out drinks, our order, the bill and my change. Otherwise, looking for her was like playing the game - \"Where's Waldo?\" At least she was friendly. I'll give her that much. \n\nAs for the food - my family ordered the Feast and it came out so fast that it explained why the food wasn't very good. Warm it up and serve it up must be their motto. The meat selections were all dry. Of the ribs, the brisket, the chicken, fries and corn, I like the fries the best. That's saying a lot considering I'm a carnivore and I love my dead, cooked animal meat. \n\nComparing notes of my two experiences at Famous Dave's - I have to suggest that lunch is better than dinner. It stands to reason that lunch will be fresher while dinner will be the meats prepared earlier in the day to be able to serve the evening crowd faster. Either that or the North Las Vegas location is just that bad. One day I may get around to testing this feeling ...
__label__0 Not happy with them right now. Washer still making an awful noise and I hate it when mechanics and repairmen think we are dumb because we are women. \n\nDoes this washer sound like it is fixed to you? \nhttps://www.facebook.com/photo.php?v=4888691213446\n\nThe repairman Greg said all it needed was a some lube.   Worked for about 3 loads and now it is worse than it was before. \n\nThankfully, under warranty still so not costing me anything for them to come back out but annoying as hell!
__label__0 DO NOT USE THIS COMPANY!!!!! I agree that they should get NO STARS but would love to make sure no one goes through what I went through!!    I have been trying to get my dishwasher fixed for three weeks.  1st time they didn't show up, second 11:45 on Thursday have to order parts was after 12 so it went on the next day ordering. conveniently it was a weekend!  Never called to let me know when the parts were in.  I called Lowe's to help me get this job done quicker only made DONNA mad so she than didn't schedule me to the following week on a Tuesday, (i have now been without a dishwasher for 2 weeks with a family of five).  Reschedule again because of weather but technician could have came in the morning but because I request first call DONNA made sure i was the last.  Today they were suppose to show and they did not and DONNA called saying we would have to reschedule.  He never rang the doorbell I have worked my schedule around this company time and time again.  VERY VERY RUDE!!! Donna has no phone etiquette! I also had them prior because of a warranty repair on my washer but I didn't realize it was the same company until having to deal with DONNA again. She was nasty that time. This was under a Lowe's warranty so make sure when you have a warranty repair make sure you tell them you don't want to work with this company!  Major headache!!!
__label__4 Great atmosphere.  Hilarious menu text.  This place has real character and fantastic food to match.  The back patio is fabulous.
__label__2 Dropped in for  a quick coffee break. The coffee was extremely mild, but tolerable enough to drink. Our waitress was absolutely lovely and the place was inviting and comfortable. \n\nI tasted Irn-Bru for the first time!!!! Unfortunately, it tasted like carbonated cane syrup and had a bright orange...radioactive orange colouring. : (
__label__2 I've gotten lunch take out here a few times. The only thing I've tried is the drunken noodles. While I think they are pretty decent, I have been having serious issues getting the right spicy-nes. The first time I got them, I asked for level 3 spicy. Their spice meter goes from 0-5. I love love hot and spicy Thai food, however these noodles were practically inedible. Yet, they were so delicious at the same time I devoured the entire thing. And I felt like I was going to die later, as my stomach felt like a fishnet stocking...\nThe second time I ordered them I asked for level 2 spicy. This time they were not spicy at all. At all!! They were so bland. I mean, they still tasted good, but were missing that drunken noodle kick! So, at this point I don't know what to do. Obviously every cook there must have a different idea of what each number means. \nThe last time I ordered from here, I simply said drunken noodles. I didn't specify a spicy level. I figured maybe this would give me the perfect in between spicy that I so desired! Well, when I got them, they were more bland than the level 2. And tasted kinda weird. \nI will give them another try as they are right across the street from my work, and I hope we can work out our spicy issues! \n4 stars for the service, they're really friendly here\n2 stars for the food, until we can work out our issues\nAnd 4 stars for the convenience!
__label__2 We got in for free including the guys because one of our guy friends was gambling enough (unfortunately losing...) at the Aria Craps table. We didn't go in until about 1:20 am and only stayed for 45 minutes or so because the guys weren't really feeling it...\n\nI thought the music was pretty good (Eminem's DJ) but too loud. My ears were seriously buzzing even while we were still in the club.\n\nCompared to the \"free\" drinks while gambling, the bottled beers were $10 and cocktails started at $14. \n\nMy favorite part of the club was the Go-Go dancers costumes- they were dressed as angels with wings and other crazy mythical beings ;) I'd probably come back if I could get in for free again but this is not my favorite Vegas club (I'd rather be at Tryst or Tao!).
__label__0 If your idea of a fun night in Vegas is a crowded, unorganized, dark and dingy club, then Haze is for you!\n\nI was highly UNIMPRESSED with this nightclub inside of the newly opened Aria. Here are some bullet points:\n\n-Try looking around at the queue outside the club. Is it filled with all the rejects of the better clubs around? You bet. I saw a girl wearing a hankerchief top and jean shorts and somehow, SOMEHOW she was let in without cover. That would not fly at XS or PURE. Jesus. The bouncers have absolutely no standards in dress code.\n\n-This place is a horrendous maze. If you're not getting shoved out of a hallway you're climbing stairs to find a bar or a dancefloor. It's like the people who designed this place are making you work for your drunken night of debauchery. F**k that! I want to get drunk and dance in the fastest and most fun way possible.\n\n-Haze is crowded and not in a good way. This is a new club, so people have to be let in, but it's like they let in everyone and their ugly cousin. Gross. Don't get me wrong; I am no supermodel, but I know how to clean up and have at least moved beyond the trashy years of college Vegas trips. I don't think I've seen that much dimpled ass-cheek hanging out in my entire life. . The place was so packed with nasty that I spent half the time rubbing elbows with the unwanted and poorly groomed. Blech.\n\nThank god we got free and VERY STRONG drinks and ditched this place. NEVER AGAIN HAZE. NEVER AGAIN.
__label__0 You know what, if it was only possible not to give this club a star, I wouldn't freakn even give it half a star!! Worst club I've ever been to. We went here the first night we got to vegas for my sister's bachelorette party. We got in free because they were basically letting everyone in for Free, even guys!! I think that just goes to show  how desperate they are to compete with club XS..moving along...got in... the place is 2 floors, but the dance floor is soo small! We danced and tried to make the best of it until they freakn dropped the bomb....at least two bouncers/promoters  approached my group of girls and told us that they will take us to a  special VIP area..so we thought \"oh they're giving us a table\", wrong!! they took us to this one guy's table! the bouncer talked to the owner of the vip table and automatically we knew what the hell was going on!! Just got me so fkn annoyed that they are treating a group of girls like freakn prostitutes! we are not for  sale a holes!! we walked out of that club pissed as hell. They make girls feel cheap and worth less. Im sure this did not just happen to us! terrible terrible!! They were desperately trying to please all the male Vip tables. pathetic! XS will always be #1!! never again!! i hope this club closes down! beware of this club! What they are doing is very demeaning towards women! F this club! excuse my french! =)\n\n\nFORGOT TO MENTION...DRINKS IN THIS CLUB WILL COST YOU AN ARM AND A LEG! ONE TOKYO TEA= $17.00 ( NOT INCLUDING TIP) HAHA OMG IM JUST SPEECHLESS!
__label__1 For a brand new, upscale hotel like the Aria to open a POS club like this amazes me. Did they not see epic-ness going on at the Wynn/Encore? Maze features a bunch of space and a decent crowd but it is very unimpressive and lacks vision and creativity. Very disappointed in the caliber of this place but kudos for the nightclub security for taking care of our table.
__label__1 HAZE needs to rid their lousy promotions group - the Light Group. They are a bunch of frauds and without them; it would probably bump up their rating by another two stars. \n\nThe VIP areas are lame. It looks and feels like an area for herded cats. \n\nThe music, however, was cool.
__label__1 Not worth the waiting,\nand they let our girls in first.\nPretentious bastards!
__label__2 We got passes for Haze from the Vdara front desk so we decided to check it out on a Friday. Because it was all guys, we left early. We got in line shortly before 10:30, making our group second in line. Within a few minutes, all the lines extended to the stairs. They held all the lines until 11 and then began letting in women and table reservations. The group in front of us had a couple girls and were let in pretty quick.\n\nThen Clipboard Man walked up to us and asked how many we had. My friend was in front of me and shouted, \"six.\" My original plan was to divide us into two groups of three but that went to hell quick. Judging by the size of his fauxhawk and amount of gel used to cover that abomination, I knew this guy wasn't going to want to let us in just like that. He gave us the classic Vegas line that they were only letting tables in at the time and it would be a while, unless we slipped him $20 each. No thanks, not tonight. He came back once more with the same line but we didn't budge. After twenty minutes, a different guy came over, asked how many we had, and let us in. Swag. We used our passes and walked in for free after waiting in line for a little over a half hour, not bad by Vegas standards.\n\nThe interior is dope as hell. It gets crowded quick though. Everyone rushed the bar after getting in, making it take a while to order. As far as music, Haze is predominantly house music, just like most spots. Sure they played hip-hop, but would switch it back to house pretty quick. I felt like a sardine on the dance floor but still had a pretty good time. And you can't beat free.
__label__1 OMGGGGG, this place is horrriiiibllllee. It just doesn't belong in Aria...\n\nI was getting flashbacks of when I was 19 and used to \"go clubbing\"\n\nThe place is packed, everyone is sweating, the drinks are horrible, service is horrible, layout is weird...u just feel weird BEING in there.\n\nSo why 2 stars you ask....\nWELL....\n\nPole dancers. I have seen some amazing performances, but nothing like this. This one girl was absolutely breath-taking. EVERYONE in the club had stopped and was facing the center where this flawless piece of work performed the most beautiful routine I'd ever seen. It was very cirque du solei, but super sexy at the same time.\n\nOther than that...this place sucks :( \nAria, u should be ashamed
__label__1 I haven't been here since the club first opened, but from what I remember...  I will give Haze 2.5 stars - there's not much ground to cover inside this tiny club.  You have to figure out where to stand/dance when the sq. footage is so small and narrow.  There is a balcony area that overlooks the dance floor below.  They have live models that are inside a clear booth when you first walk into the club (back when I went they were wearing 20's outfits - gorgeous).  The only cool thing about the inside was maybe the LED backdrop, but other than that... not much to see.
__label__4 THIS PLACE IS AMAAAZZZZINNNNG!!!!\n\nI was in vegas this past weekend and 2 out of the 3 nights we came to Haze. The first night Travis McCoy from Gym Class Heros performed and it was amazing. The other night we went Ne-Yo performed and that was crazy too. The dance floor is huge and the DJ plays all the party rock type songs that just make you want to go crazy. The lights just add to the effect that make you think you are having an amazing time on drugs or something even though you're not? (or maybe YOU are, whatever floats your boat) but I had a great time here and met some amazing people. We even skipped TAO to come here.... & I LOVE ME SOME TAO!!!! ... so trust me when I say, COME HERE. its at the Aria which is one of the newer hotels and its just a great place to come with your friends, get drunk, and dance your ass off. \n\nOh but for those of you that are smokers: Just because you are allowed to smoke indoors in Vegas, doesn't mean you should! Just because you are happy with your lungs looking like tar doesn't mean the people around you want that. Plus you DO NOT look cool. You look like a douche bag actually and should have some common decency... so cut it out.\n\nending note: HAZE IS AMAZING!
__label__0 F- This Place\n\nSo we bought VIP passes to check out this club. The passes allowed us to have front of the line and complimentary admission. We got there right when the place opens and the host directed us to the general admission line. Even after showing him our passes, he had the nerve to ask for 20 bucks per person so we can cut to the front. No thanks, we were literally 7 people away from the front of the line and the last thing I wanted to do is give the D-bag any money.\n\nWe waited in line for about 10 minutes and got in. I was a bit surprised to see how crowded the place was. The DJ was just okay. He played a mix of old school hip-hop and classic clubbing songs. There are two bars and a decent size dance floor. They had a couple go-go dancers there too. Drinks were pricey, but they are strong. I paid 30 bucks for a Whiskey (Jim Beam)/Coke and Gin (Mystery clear bottle)/Tonic.\n\nThere are a lot of aggressive chubby girls here. My buddy was dancing near platform; a little too close to a group of drunk jolly girls at a bachelorette party. They devoured him like a free T-bone steak. They tried to jump on his back and ride him like a pony. After watching my buddy fend for his life, we decided it was time to go and grab a pizza. \n\nAs we left, this a-hole from behind the VIP area shoves my friend to the ground. No reason. Just being a jackass. The bouncer right next to him did nothing. My lawyer wifey held me back and said it was a bad idea to go \"Situation\" on his ass. I'm lucky she's so much smarter than me. I probably would have just gotten beat up and left the club crying with a bloody nose. \n\nOverall, I wouldn't come back to Haze. Hosts are D-bags, music was just okay, drinks are ridiculously expensive, venue was plain, and the bouncers are useless.  The go-go dancers were hot, but not worth the hassle to come here.  \n\nAbout my credentials:\nGrowing up in Maryland, there's not much to do. I was an awkward geek that had trouble talking/meeting chicks. I learned that I'm a lot like Dr. Rajesh Koothrappali, from Big Bang Theory. I only had the confidence to talk to chicks when I'm plastered (that's how I met my wife). Anyways, being single for most my life I've gone to a good amount of clubs and lounges. I don't go as much because I'm old, fat, and get sleepy by 10 pm.
__label__0 OK we arrived at 2am at HAZE last Friday night. The place was completely dead. Probably around 30 people in the club. We left after 10 minutes and spending $45 on two shots and one beer.\n\nBetter yet, some guy that was working for Lightgroup said we would get our cover comped ($20 for girls and $40 for guys) if we charge it to our room at ARIA. He went on about how he never seen everyone not get comped after charging it to the room.  Of course at the end of our trip,  both ARIA front desk and Mlife says they have nothing to do with Haze. Bunch of BS from Lightgroup. \n\nI have been here before it was OK. Basically a giant basement. After this trip, I would never go back. There are far better clubs like Marquee, Tao, and XS, that I don't mind paying cover for.
__label__1 $40 for guys, never a problem.\n$40 for this \"performance\" of a bunch of idiots screaming into the mic claiming it's \"hiphop,\" problem.\n$10-15 for mixers that literally had a jigger poured shot, not good.\n\nAs I looked upon all the 45yr old women who looked like they were \"waiting to be found,\" I saw the gaze in their eyes and became saddened by this.\n\nThe \"Gaze at Haze,\" was sad.\n\nWe left.
__label__2 The original plan was to go to Marquee but after waiting there for almost an hour, we decided that we could have just as much fun if not more elsewhere so I texted my promoter who immediately directed us here instead. \n\nThis was my first time at Haze and although the club itself isn't as extravagant as Marquee or XS, my girlfriends and I still had fun! It really is the people that you're with that makes the night and not the venue. \n\nMy promoter helped us to the front of the line and we didn't have to wait long. Before we went in, he also gave us 2 drink tickets each. Once inside, the bouncers made sure we had a good time and directed us to different tables for drinks. The guys here were actually pretty nice too and not creepy, which is so rare in Vegas. \n\nAlthough the dance floor was small, we actually had space to dance, which was a major plus because anyone who has been to Marquee or XS knows that you can barely move, let alone dance, there. Coming here definitely salvaged our night and we all ended up having a good time!
__label__1 Like the rating says...this place is meh. \n\nCame here on a saturday night and yah it was alright, but definitely not as fun as some of the other clubs I've been to in Vegas. \n\nCrowd: older than my liking...I'd say there are a lot of people in their 30's? People were not dancing that much. Not fun.\n\nMusic: sucked. I came on a night when Paul Van Dyke was spinning and the dj before him SUCKED. you couldn't dance to the music and i was not feeling it. \n\nOnly good part of it all was the free drinks. We came early enough to get free drink tickets and kept getting more from our promoter. That was nice. Other than that...you can go somewhere better.
__label__2 Decent venue.\n\nWouldn't be my top choice by far, but it's good as a first spot to stop by or a last stop.  I got flagged down by a promoter handing out wristbands out on the Strip earlier during the day.  He gave me some wristbands and ensured me that I would get reduced cover and a line cut. Females would get comped in...Ended up paying $20 cover (instead of $40) with some free drink tickets, so not a bad deal at all. We got in super fast, so no complaints.  Not a bad option at 2:30am!\n\nClub plays open format (mainly hip-hop) so if you or your group are anti-EDM, Haze would definitely be a viable option. Club has main floor and upper level tables. I didn't do bottle service here, so i can't comment on that. But Haze is managed by the Light Group, and I know they have great deals at 1OAK, so I'm thinking it's the same at Haze as well. Crowd here is similar to the one at Pure. \n\nI used up my drink tickets, but shots of Hennessy and Patron were $15 a piece. Just about average for Vegas prices. Club wasn't jammed packed, so it was easy to buy drinks.\n\nReally 3.5 stars, but I can't see myself going back unless it was a last club of the night option or I got comped in for free. Not bad, but theres so much more in Vegas!
__label__0 The bouncers and security guards would rather keep you waiting outside so you'll bribe them to get in than bring people inside to pump up the party. I've been to many clubs, but these security guards are whack. We were one the guest list, free till 12, we got there at 10, asked us for a 100 dollars to get us in or wait an hour, kept us in line till 12:30, then tried to charge us for entrance. They're crazy. Their free drinks  are a joke too. Go to marquee! They are opposite of everything I just listed.
__label__2 Found this place looking for another restaurant in the same center. It caught my attention because of all the advertisement signs claiming awards for best burger. When you have advertisement like that on the front of the store, you have to try it. \n\nDiner type layout. Red/White design. Obviously an In & Out competition. \n\nOne sign caught my eye, \"Best $5.00 Burger.\" And that is what you get, hamburger only for $4.99. You want cheese or bacon, forget the $5.00 thought. \n\nYou can order with any toppings you want. This is nice. Don't have to worry about ordering without and then picking off what I did not want when they screw up the order. \n\nHad cheeseburger with bacon. Mushrooms and BBQ. It was OK. Nothing to brag about. \n\nAlso ordered fries. Glad I went with regular order. When my order came out, got brown paper bag full of fries burying my burger. Had to poor out fries onto napkins on table just to get to my burger. Here is a hint, \"More does not mean better.\" To use the words of another reviewer, just pieces of baked potato. I like a little crisp to my fry too. So when you get a large potato log, I am not impressed. Ordered them Cajun. Nothing special there either. \n\nTypical fountain drinks and ice tea dispenser. So nothing special there... \n\nJust one comment about atmosphere... They were playing music inside. Good music, at least for me and what I grew up with. But I don't understand why restaurants want to play music so loud, you can't have a conversation with the person across the table. This is not a night club, try during it down just a little. \n\nTotal bill out the door for just me, $11.75. A little hefty for a simple burger/fry lunch. Definitely not a place that I will remember or think of when I am wanting a burger. Would go back if I am in the area and happen to see it to remember. But when I am craving cheeseburger, I am still thinking In & Out.
__label__1 I eat here often, it is near my house, I like the burgers, and the fries, but I cannot rate it better because :\n\nThe price. In and Out burger taste just as good. Granted the burgers are larger at Five Guys, and you get a ton of fries (which are good) however, when I spend 15 bucks for a burger, fries, and a drink, that is a bit much. That is more than if I had went to Ruby Tuesdays and had a triple prime, which I love.\n\nMy other complaint is the packaging. The brown bag does not cut it. It makes the food messy and hard to extract because they pile the fries on. The peanut thing is kinda gross as well, anything that is Communal typical means dirty.\n\nThe music is always good, I never ate there where I would describe it as \"blaring\" like one reviewer, and I am a pretty quiet person. I typically read a magazine while eating there, and the volume does not distract me.\n\nIf they dropped the price by maybe.....half....it would be killer, but the price is what kills it for me.
__label__3 I missed the memo that the burgers not designated as little are actually doubles.  So, I've now eaten my first ever double cheeseburger.  Good thing I was starving.  On a normal day, I'll have to remember to get the \"Little Cheeseburger\".  The cajun fries have a little bit of a kick... nothing crazy, just a little flavor.  The thing that I was most entertained by was the super awesome digital Coke fountain machine.  There must've been at least 50 different flavors of Coke products, many of which I've never heard of like Raspberry Coke or Orange Coke.
__label__0 Average burger, average taste, above average prices. Anyone who thinks this is good food has no credibility when it comes to food. If you want cheap cheese, bland meat, and a lot of grease and want to pay too much this is the place. I go to Columbus OH for work, Graffiti burger is the place over there. They have a big sign over the Five Guys in Columbus. I passed by the Five Guys, almost empty, go to Graffiti, PACKED. There is a reason for that, they serve the best burgers around. I so wish AZ had a place like that. Until that happens, I am in search for the best burger in AZ.
__label__3 A good place if you want a decent burger. Wouldn't say it is the best burger I have ever had, however, it is tasty and hearty and the veggies (lettuce, tomato, etc) always taste fresh. I like that large amount of toppings to choose from. Prices are decent for what you get. A tip: I have heard that their regular burgers are huge so I always order the Jr burger and its more than enough. Also, the smalls fries are basically like a large at most other places so i don't even wanna picture what the large looks like. Atmosphere is clean and service is pretty quick. Like I said, a decent place for a burger in this neck of the woods.
__label__3 Smack in the middle of the most touristy place in Scottsdale, Sola has enough nerve to run this most un-touristy of coffee houses.  Next time you've had it with all the rental cars and out of staters on Scottsdale Rd., indulge yourself in some real entertainment by sitting outside Sola for a while.  Watch as They Who Have No Business Wearing Shorts But Do So Anyway casually work their way through the 5th Ave shops then suddenly spot Sola up ahead.  Stop dead in their tracks and crane their necks to get a better look just to be sure - Gasp!  That's not a Starbucks!  And no squash blossoms either!  And just look at the clientle - 60 degrees out and no shorts among them!  You can get rich betting your friends $5 for every tourist that crosses the road to steer clear of Sola.
__label__2 Since moving out West from Austin, TX...which is home to some damn fine coffee purveyors...I've been looking for the perfect combo of ambiance, yummy coffee, great staff (not overly cheerful, not overly angsty) and comfort.  Sola, doesn't meet all my specs, but comes on close.  \n\nThe ambiance is great.  It's industrial in nature.  While it is located in a pretty touristy area, it still has the hole in the wall feel.  I'm not sure if they rotate their art installments.  I hope so because the current pieces are on par with my 9th grade notebook doodles.  Not sure what the kids behind the counter were spinning off the MacBook, but it was good...current, hip, indie, mellow, easy to Yelp to!\n\nI ordered a non fat latte which I thoroughly enjoyed.  It was better than the Bucks or the Bean.  The rest of the menu looked good.  If I had been to the gym this morning I may have tried something a little sweeter or one of the treats from under the glass domes on the counter.\n\nThe guys behind the counter were great.  They were friendly and funny, but not over the top cheerful which can be annoying in the morning.  They are both really attentive to the customers and take care of business while having fun at the same time!  I can tell these guys enjoy their job and working with each other.  Ive been pretty amused listening to them talk about music.  If I were 17 again, I would probably want to work here with kids like these.  They have good attitudes that transcend the over all feel of the venue.  (it's funny that they have no idea I'm writing about them right now!)\n\nAs for comfort....total bust!!!!  F-.  This place is all hard surface.  Forget sinking in with a good book or an hour of surfing the inter web.  There are two couches but they aren't comfy at all...probably worse than the upright chairs at the tables.  I've been more comfortable waiting for my car at Jiffy Lube.  \n\nWill I come back?  Yeah....probably.  I'll check out some other places first though.
__label__4 Thanks yelpers in Vegas.. I went to Wendy's twice on my last visit.\nIts a great place for quick Chinese food that is nice and fresh. English Friendly and ok service, the cafe is very clean.\n\n\n* order beef chow mein is one the best I could remember, for both taste and size.\n\nWendy's has a tapas menu that offers great deals for $4.95, Can wait to go back.
__label__2 Wendy's Noodle Cafe, located at the Western edge of Chinatown in Las Vegas, is a non-descript looking building... in which it, in it's former life, was a Pizza restaurant. Wendy, herself, is a middle-aged Asian lady, who re-located from San Diego a couple of year's ago.\n\nFirst impression upon entering... Small place, nothing fancy... most of the patrons were androgynous college-aged Asians. Thought to myself... glad my kids didn't go through this fashion phase! I think, when they were this age... baggy pants were the fashion statement.\n\n\nOnto the food...\n\nMango Pudding (**) No Asian restaurant that I've been to prepares Mango Pudding like this!\n\nWendy's Mango Pudding is a triple-layered Pudding made with Gelatin... not Milk-based that you'll find at most other Asian restaurants.\n\nThe Pudding looked OK. Triple-layered... Top and bottom layer were more opaque than the center layer, which contained bits of Mango. OK in flavor... but I didn't order J-E-L-L-O!!! All the layers were made with Gelatin... all previous Mango Pudding ordered at Asian restaurants were never made like this.\n\nRating on Yelp reduced to 3-Stars based mainly on this disappointment...\n\n#82 Singapore Noodles (**** 1/2) Perfectly made... On a 6\" square porcelain plate you'll receive... thin Vermicelli Noodles with Bean Sprouts, slivers of Green Onion, Red and Green Bell Peppers... stir-fried with Medium-sized Shrimp, and slivers of Chinese BBQ Pork! Smaller portion than at most Asian restaurants.\n\nSalt & Pepper Tofu (**** 1/2) The square cubes of Tofu are prepared like any other Salt & Pepper entree - fried at a high temperature until the Tofu looks like small Sandstone colored bricks. The Chef then tops off the entree with Green Onions, and most impoerantly some sliced Jalapeno Peppers which gives this entree a real kick. Very, very good! I think the kids had some trepidations upon my ordering this entree... but it became the most popular...\n\nSalt & Pepper Calimari\n\n#41 Won Ton Soup (***) Kathy's order of Soup, which she said tasted \"funny\".\n\nBTW, $15 minimum on Debit/Credit Cards...
__label__4 I REALLY enjoyed our meal here. Thanks to my fellow yelpers, I found a place that is comparable to what I'm use to in the 626. Would totally come here often if I was a local.\n\nThis place is Authentic cantonese, chiu chow! Their hong kong milk tea reminded me of what I had in Hong Kong--perfectly brewed. The spicy clams, although it wasn't spicy enough for me, was so fresh and delicious. The Steamed Egg Mapo is ingenious--great substitue for tofu and I loved it so much more. And I totally agree that their sweet potato fries are a must try. We even ordered the mango crepe for desert and it was an awesome blend of creaminess and sweetness. Definitely going to make this a must stop during every Vegas visit. Will need to try their Chiu chow items next time (being that I'm chiu chow and all). Oh, and the service was great too--they kept on changing our plates and came over to make sure everything was okay!
__label__3 I went out with a few Yelpers last night after an event and we ended up going here to eat. The food wasn't too bad. What I really enjoyed looking at were the variety of boba/bean tea drinks that they had in their menu as well as their specials/desert list which included flan, green tea ice cream, hong kong style crepes, sweet red bean soup etc. Although they didn't serve gigantic dishes they keep the price of the appetizers and foods quite moderate and affordable. You can order noodle soups, different fried rice combinations, shrimp, chicken wings, sweet potato fries, omelets, duck, chinese veggies, fried pork, chicken, beef, and even a rib eye burger. \n\nIt's quite a small location but the food is served and cooked very fast. They even provided us with free chinese tea to begin with. I met the owner of the cafe \"Wendy\" and she was a very friendly person who made sure that were satisfied with what they had to offer and indeed we were. The dishes were quite small however and I ordered a dumpling soup which I believed that I could've easily made at home. Other than that, the menu has a bit of a wide variety, it's quite affordable, and they do have a few things that are quite notable.
__label__4 The food at this restaurant is so good that I had to create a yelp account and write a review. I have a large family so I ordered a variety of things off of the menu and ended up having to go back for seconds! EVERY drop was delicious, including the small complementary green salad they give you. They even brought us tea while we waited for our order (we did take out) and that was tasty.\n\nI had the kimchi and short ribs, chicken fried rice, the rib eye boa burgers, honey glazed eggplant, stir fry udon(substituted the seafood for chicken. I'm not a seafood eater), and soft noodle chow mein with beef.  You cannot go wrong with this place. I also ordered their shaved ice with mixed fruit and that was mouth watering as well.\n\nTo make it even better the staff was extremely nice and very appreciative of my business. I will definitely go back!
__label__4 I had a few door dings and one deep thumb sized dent in my fender.  Tony did an AMAZING job.  He did all the door dings and the fender dent for a low price and he even came to my home to complete the job.  Five stars all the way!!
__label__2 Always have to wait a good amount of time for my room. Last visit, there was wine on the bed  when I got to my room. Nice hotel and was hoping for a better visit this time around. Needless to say I have plenty of time to yelp because I'm waiting AGAIN!!
__label__4 Michael Tomes with VIPnVegas is the best in the industry. He always gets us the best prices, tables/seats, waitress, DJ, nightclub, etc. You can't go wrong when you hire Michael. I have used him the last 4 times I have been to Vegas and always tell my friends about him. When you are Michael's client, you are able put your worries aside and prepare yourself for the best time in Vegas! EVERYTHING is done/coordinated for you. You just arrive on time when and where you are told. The limo service is awesome too, its so much fun and a great way to start the night! The best thing about Michael is that he is super fun to hang out with too, he is always welcome to stay and party with us! There are many \"VIP Hosts\" in Vegas, Michael is the real deal!
__label__0 This place doesn't even deserve one star but I want to post a review. This place is nasty dirty and the thing working the drive through looks like madea. never go there I'm telling you ya gotta believe me. This is my first review and I felt I had let everyone know how bad this place is. And this place stinks.
__label__4 Being the spontaneous girl that I am, I planned my wedding here the day before. Despite this being a last minute wedding, I was pleasantly surprised to see how helpful and kind the staff is here. \n\nSince I am local, it was an extremely convenient location. I had many options, but had been told by a friend that this place was nice. \n\nNext, I felt that the location (The Terrace at the Chapel) was actually presentable and looked nice in the photographs. The area was clean and well kept.\n\nThe wedding planner (Cesar) was prompt in responding to questions, and made the booking an easy event. I chose the Ignite ceremony on a Saturday.\n\nThe reverend was kind, and the service was nice - even though we couldn't light unity candles due to wind. (Which I did not really feel). \n\nThe photographer was really nice, and he made me laugh. I hate being in photographs, but some of the photos were good, and so we bought the package. I do not regret that I did.\n\n\nI even returned the Monday after to pick up my paperwork, and the staff continued being nice,  even thought they already had my money. \n\nAll in all, I couldn't have asked for anything better in such a short period of time. I totally recommend this place for anyone who wants a Vegas wedding!
__label__4 A perfect day we will remember forever. Thank you Vicky and the rest of the staff at Vegas Weddings. I would recommend you anytime
__label__4 This place has great food. I have never gotten anything that wasn't good. The atmosphere is cozy and inviting. There salsa is so.... Good it goes  in everything. My favorite is a chicken burro juicy yum.
__label__0 A new qsr in the Green Valley Ranch food court. \nWell folks, all Im gonna say is spend your money elsewhere. Go to a grocery store and buy your dessert there.\nOne size cup. You get charged by the ounce and if you think you're getting robbed there, they charge $.50 per topping. They might as well take my wallet while they're at it (thats if you dont go overboard on yogurt portion and toppings)\nShoot, you might as well go northbound on Green Valley Parkway and Pebble; Coldstone. I'd rather have flavored dessert thats worth the price rather than a bland yogurt.
__label__0 Making the reservation: easy and friendly.\nAtmosphere: quaint and inviting (if you do not like tight spaces this isn't for you).\nMenu: great!  I love the small seasonal menu and focus on more day-to-day options.  Very well conceived.\nAppetizer: delicious!  The heirloom tomato salad was perfect, and the Yellowfin Tuna trio of sushi was even better!\nEntrees: mediocre at best.  The Kung Pao Tofu was lacking in the spicy-peanutty character of good Kung Pao.  My Short Rib Tacos weren't seasoned and the Chipotle Cream was just pink cream.\nDessert: amazing!  The chocolate was amazing!\nThe kicker, and reason for my poor rating, was when my server dropped a wine glass on my entree plate (before I was finished) and it shattered.  It made a HUGE mess and really upset the table next to us.  I work in restaurants and make mistakes myself, but they failed to recover from their mistake.  The server was extremely apologetic, but I had to pay full price for an entree that I was unable to finish and the chef sent out an extra of my date's meal to-go.  They also did not charge me for our 2 bottles of wine (its BYOB).  Had they supplied me with another entree, or not charged me for the one they destroyed I would be more gracious.  \nI don't intend on coming back.
__label__0 Meat is fatty and service sucks. After the 3rd visit I was through.
__label__1 Very slow service(50 minute wait).  Did not get us kids menus.   Salad had brown lettuce.  \n\nThis is not a good place to take kids.
__label__2 This place can be a real crapshoot.\n\nSomedays the wings are excellent and some days they come out horrible. \n\nMore often than not the wings are above-average but that's not saying much. I wish I could give it more stars.
__label__0 Stay far away from Alex Motenko.  This Russian is nothing more than a scam artist.  I told him my problem before he showed.  He pressed a couple of buttons, charged my wife $75 and told us we had an expensive paperweight that would cost over $1000 to fix.  \n\nI ordered the part myself from shopjimmy.com and paid $74 with shipping.  the part works flawlessly.\n\nSCAMMER  ALERT!  Stay far away from TVision.  I have asked for just a portion of my money back and he refuses.  This guy is a joke.  My next step is driving his internet traffic to a website that exposes everything about him.
__label__3 AMAZING\n\nI just had lunch here and it was AMAZING. I love this place. I can't believe it took me this long to stop in! I had the Pad Thai and eggroll. This food is fresh tasting, fulfilling, and pretty inexpensive. I would recommend this place to anyone.
__label__1 Went in to Harvest for lunch today with my mom and son. I think my expectations were too high.\n\n3 stars for the service--our server was nice, attentive and apologetic when she forgot my drink refill.\n\n2.5 stars for the food--had a half veggie sandwich and cup of Hungarian goulash soup. Not horrible but not great. Food was fresh and well-portioned. My son had chicken fingers and fries. Really generous portion for kids meal. Mom had a fish sandwich and fries. She didn't say whether or not she liked it, and I didn't ask.\n\nNegative 50 million stars for the most poorly planned bathroom lighting plan I've ever had the displeasure to experience. The restroom light is on a motion sensor, which is fine EXCEPT that the sensor doesn't sense motion in the big stall, which is where my 3-yr-old and I were trying to use the bathroom when the lights went out and the entire bathroom went pitch black. PITCH BLACK. While I'm helping my 3-yr-old pee without falling in the toilet. Pitch black. I had to try to feel around for the door and get it open enough to wave at the sensor and get the light back on, while my pants-down child is scared silly. Seriously?  Who was the superintendent on this build? Nincompoop.\n\nI told my server and she kind of blew it off. I'd bet she didn't inform management.\n\nThe worst part is that we had to go potty again after the meal was over, and it happened again.\n\nThis was in the big stall.  The stall for handicapped people.  Would an elderly person or handicapped person be able to get up from the toilet in the pitch black and feel around for the door try and activate the motion sensor? That's just not safe.  It's unsafe and irresponsible.\n\nWe'll definitely not be returning to this restaurant.
__label__0 I am not sure if I went on an off day or what.  My omelet was less than mediocre.  My in-laws had sandwiches that came in regular sliced white sandwich bread, yuck! My husband had another omelet and he didn't finished his either.  My friend keeps asking me to go there with her, but I am too traumatized.
__label__4 Five stars for the NEW Soul Cafe which has taken the place of the Harvest Restaurant. \n\nYou want great pancakes? Go to this cafe. You want a great dinner? Guess where to go. \nFine dining, excellent food quality, delicious meals, great service and very good value for the dollar spent. \n\nThis and the owner's other restaurant in Cave Creek are our favorites and I would strongly recommend anyone go here for not only a delicious breakfast, dinner and lunch but for the money you will spend, it cannot be beat!!
__label__3 Cajun Food was Googled for Las Vegas and this is the Restaurant we found.  I am very glad that we went there  for our Monday night YELP dinner.    Charbroiled Oysters and Crab & Artichoke dip was ordered for an appetizer, all was delicious.  There was huge chunks  of Crab in the Crab & Artichoke Dip, Yummy!  For Entrees we ordered Shrimp Charlotte, A Fish Combo Meal which included Catfish, Fried Oysters, Fried Shrimp & a Cajun Crab Cake, Chicken & Sausage Jambalaya, and a 3 lb order of Crawfish.    Since this was our first time eating Cajun we had no idea how to properly eat Crawfish.  Lola came out, introduced herself and was very helpful in showing us the Best way to enjoy our meal.  She was very pleasant and greeted everyone at their tables.  We passed on dessert this night due to over eating but were told that the desserts were well worth it.  When we go back, we will leave room for dessert.  Two glasses of wine and two beers were ordered and our total bill was $123.00.  Give this restaurant a try, everything was delicious and  the service and music was good.
__label__1 We went their for lunch today (6/25/12) about 11:35am. The place is small and it packed. The waitress was quick to ask us what we wanted to drink, but after that it took her a long time to come back and take our food order. I ordered the Gumbo, my husband ordered the Catfish and Grits, and our daughter ordered the BBQ Shrimp. When the food finally came out, my Gumbo was warm at best. It took our waitress a few minutes to bring the bread (which is very tasty, by the way) The BBQ Shrimp was salty, but the shrimp was cooked correctly, and the Catfish and Grits were good.  Then we had dessert. We shared a Bread Pudding and Bananas Foster dish.  The bread pudding was really just a banana bread (or so it seemed to be, but it wasn't bread pudding) with caramelized sugar spooned on top, then topped with a small scoop of ice cream. No bananas in site. All in all, the food was OK in taste, portion sizes are small for the price, and the service was SLOW!  We may try Lola's again to try their Po-boy sandwich, but other than that, I do not see us returning.  Too bad, we love Cajun food.
__label__1 So my first visit to this place, my girlfriend and I were meeting to catch up.  She has been here before and i anticipate bringing my husband if all is good.  I am very excited.  We arrived right when they opened, so to see the influx of people appearing at the door after we were seated was encouraging.  Service was fine and basically what you would expect.   I ordered the catfish po boy and fries.  Nice soft bread, lettuce, tomatoes and a tasty sauce...but where's the fish?????  I mean would you pay 11.00 bucks for a McDonald size fish filet split in half?   I did ask our server if this was the normal portion, and apparently so.  I was more disappointed cuz I've so wanted to report back home how good things were and plan a second trip with my hubby.  I was also still hungry.  my Po Boy was \"very po\" and lacked flavor too.\nBut I give anyplace a second chance.  But I have a plan.  I'll order the catfish platter and some bread on the side and hope my hubby has a different experience.\nThis is my very first post, so Lola's at least inspired me.
__label__2 The gumbo was GREAT!  I will have to go back to try something else.  I was in a hurry this time around.
__label__1 Jambalaya was very good.  Crab cakes so- so.  Not bad.  Not great.
__label__2 Ok, I admit it - I got sucked into the DD&D's hype over this place.  I bought into the pizzazz and popularity, just like Chris Humphries did with Kim, and had my own whirlwind romance - his lasted 72 days, mine lasted about 7.2 minutes.  But I think my romance ended a little better than his - glad I tried Lola's, it was good, but it didn't blow me away.\n\nThe gumbo was fine, but lacking a kick or any real distinguishing characteristics.  There's a place in Chicago that I grew up going to that does it so much better, so it was tough to not draw comparisons.\n\nI got the shrimp & grits based on the waitress's recommendation of that item being \"what keeps the locals coming back.\"  Please note that I am in no way a connoisseur of grits, but these were way too cheesy and smooth for me - almost liquified, and completely overpowering with cheese.  But the gravy that included mushrooms & andouille sausage was good, as was the shrimp.\n\nMy dad had the fried chicken po' boy, and we found it to be boring - there was barely any chicken or sauce on it, and so it just felt sad and not Louisiana at all.  But his french fries were good.  My mom went with the jambalaya, which came out way too thick, like the consistency of the filling for chiles rellenos or shepherd's pie.  It did have a little kick of spice to it which was nice, but the rice was so so overcooked. \n\nEverything came out lickety-split, so if you're in a hurry you'd have no problem here.  If you've been to New Orleans and enjoyed the food, this doesn't feel like a true substitution for the real thing, but it's reminiscent enough to make you want to plan another vacation back to NOLA.
__label__4 My two favorite restaurants in the world are Alfredo's in Rome and Commanders Palace in New Orleans.  Sadly, Commander's Palace recently closed.  Thankfully, I discovered Lola's!  Amazing Cajun food.  The catfish and grits is the absolute best I've ever had anywhere. The staff is great and you just can't find better food in Vegas.  Way to go Lola!
__label__1 Get'em  in and Get'm out!\n\nAnother stop for my DDD list.  I am not sure why I keep falling for this.  Of course the food was,\"Killer!\", like everything Guy seems to eat. \nWell the crab cake, what we started with, was not \"Killer.\"  It was mushy, under seasoned, and tasted and had a texture more like paste in the inside than lump crab. \n\nI had the shrimp and grits and my friend had the blackened salmon, both totally edible, in fact they weren't bad.  I wish that the sauce on my grits was a little more viscous.  It began to get watery at the end.  My friend enjoyed the Salmon, but apparently it was slightly over seasoned in areas.  \n\nMy partners main complaint was that the portion size did not match the price.  For the price maybe the salad should come with the meal.  Also they're grits for crying out loud!  It's cheap hominy corn.  Put some more of them on the plate with the four shrimp.  It was an entree right?  \"How long does it take you to cook your grit?\"  Joe Pesci fans, Unite!\n\nThey had a special memorial day dessert, it was for the troops of course, so we tried it.  It was advertised to us as a cobbler, but it ended up being more of a shortcake type of dessert.  Never-the-less it was delicious and we gobbled it up.\n\nThe final downer was the being rushed, but we're not rushing you atmosphere.  I hadn't even got my full ass in the seat before the waitress was asking us what we wanted to drink.  How about bring us some water and a menu.  I almost stabbed a bus boy with my fork when he attempted to grab my plate before my last bite was gone.  Actually it was the last bite of my friends salmon, but jeeshhhhh, ASK!  I may have wanted to lick the plate, not really, but I like to keep my options open!\nPlate Lickers Unite!
__label__2 They were solid. The po boy was good.
__label__3 This place kind of just fell into my lap while walking around our office building. This place has REALLY good food if you are into heavy, flavorful meals. My favorite to get here is the Jambalaya. SO GOOD. This location is a very small location, but worth standing in line for if you wanted to try it. It's constantly packed, so make sure you are okay with waiting for a spot.
__label__1 I've never eaten here before until today. I ordered for take out due to not having time to dine in. I spent $12 for the jambalaya chicken and sausage and was very excited for my meal, UNTIL I got back to work and opened the packaging only to realize that the container wasn't even half way filled with food! I'm heavily disappointed and will not return! Now I have another 7 hours to work on a stomach half filled with food. Not worth the money at all to take out!!!!!!
__label__4 I had the Bronzed Catfish and Grits with pork sausage.   It was a wonderful, taste popping meal.   The grits are a restaurant specialty that includes smoked gouda cheese as one of their ingredients.   This place is directly south of the premium outlets.   We stayed parked and walked to Rick's Restorations, which is across the rail tracks from their parking lot.   This restaurant was featured on DDD.
__label__4 This is my favorite Starbucks. I work in the same complex so I'm here on a daily basis. They are so good to me and always make sure I'm well taken care of. My favorite drinks always taste so much better here! The staff is excellent. The only time I ever had to wait long for a drink, they apologized for it by giving me a free drink coupon. Apology accepted and incident forgotten! I love this place!
__label__0 Good luck if you need something printed at this store the staff is rude, incompetent, and really just don't care about ANY form of customer service... I was actually told to go to Kinkos if I needed the work done that day.. I needed 40 copies of a document in color..and the manager.. he just stands around with a befuddled look and shrugs his shoulders.. be sure to visit Nicole.. for a unique experience in bitchy attitude and helpfulness.. so special..the only Office Max in Scottsdale with stellar service is the one at Desert Ridge.. I went to 4 of them in one day and this is the only one that could really accommodate their customers!!
__label__3 After a girls night in we decided we needed a little girls night OUT time. We hit the bar and started gaming and drinking. Our bartender was VERY nice... we didn't win ANY money that night and she comp'd us some food for our loss! We ordered the BBQ Chicken Flat bread. VERY cheesey. Like VERY. It was good though! \nNice neighborhood bar with a friendly staff!!
__label__0 Ok I LOVE rounders, do not get me wrong. I have been coming to the blue diamond location for about three years and have never had but amazing service. Well today I went for an early morning drink. And as usual I play music via their touch tunes. I always play a good mix rap, rock, country and of course some good ole Mexican music ie Selena and Elvis Crespo. Nothing crazy like I said a good mix of music and no one has ever complained. Well today I played a nice popular Selena song and about halfway in the owner Ed walks over to me (obviously the only Hispanic customer there) and asks me if I had picked this song. Awkward I go well yes I did why is there a problem. Ed tells me well I just wanted to make sure someone paid for this and it is not a random song, usually we skip music like this. As my jaw drops I ask why. Well Mr. Donald Sterling tells me well it's early in the morning and I don't want people to get uncomfortable  it's almost like playing hardcore rap music with a bunch of F bombs no one wants to hear that. Whoa whoa whoa it's an open juke box and if you don't want certain types of music played then block it. Simple as that. So I tell him to give me my money back and he can skip the song. Ed tells me no that's ok he will let me play my song this time. And I could already see who had complained as an older woman and her maybe mother or friend had a sour look on their face as they were staring at me. Well my response to all of that was hello you are at a bar before noon and there are no listed guidelines on what music to play. So I will take my money somewhere else where my brownness will not offend anyone. Sorry Ed you lost a really loyal customer over two older women and their fear of a little diversity.
__label__0 PH Halo Margarita Bar $14 16oz drink. WHAT!\nWalk around the strip, you'll find the exact same thing, more flavor options for $5-$9
__label__2 Ive been here a couple times. I think the drinks are too expensive for a neighborhood bar. . . Food is decent nothing special but not bad. . . Service is always really friendly if not always prompt and on point.
__label__0 Good service but horrible garbage food and small portions
__label__2 I'll start by saying I have never tried a single food item off of the menu, so this is a review of the bar & saloon side of Roadrunner! I went last night (as I do almost every Wednesday) after kickball - it is the bar everyone goes to after games in my league. They offer a few drink specials for us, like a $5 margarita, a $5 shot, and some beer specials. The drinks are perfectly fine - I've always been satisfied - but they're nothing special. They all come in plastic cups (maybe this is only on Wednesday nights), which adds to the overall frat-party feel of the place.\n\nIt's the perfect setup for us on Wednesday nights, because they have a spacious inside where they setup a karaoke machine, and they also have a large outdoor area for playing flipcup and beirut/beer pong. It doesn't seem to have a lot of ambiance, but that could be because of the crowds of kickballers crammed in every time I am there!\n\nOverall, it's a perfectly fine post-kickball bar, but I can't imagine ever wanting to go there on a non-kickball night. (Then again, I'm definitely not in the saloon-going demographic.)
__label__3 The outdoor patio is perfect for this time of year. New food menu and signature drinks definitely bring some new life to the party. If you ever stop by, try the tinga tacos and beef enchiladas. Omg the beef enchiladas!!! Best I've ever had. If you're in the area and in the mood for some grub and/or drinks, I'd definitely give roadrunner a try. I will be back for sure.
__label__0 I just had the worst massage session ever yesterday with a massage therapist initial R. Why it was my worst session you ask? \n1. This massage therapist does not know muscle physiology. He has strength, I give him that but does not have technique to relax a muscle or to perform deep tissue massage. I ask for that technique but he just gave me more strength. \n2. I feel he's trying to rush the session. Very rough on my body and definitely not relaxing. \n3. Very rough hands for a massage therapist. Even with the oil used in the session, my skin felt like it was scrubbed with sand paper. \n4. He puts he light setting so bright, my eyes were watery because of it. Opposite of relaxing. He only dims the light on the last 15 min on my 80 min session. \n5. His stomach keeps gurgling. He didn't apologized for it or ask to be excused an d it's just unpleasant to hear it while you're trying to relax. \n6. I notified him where the most sore spots in my body but since I guess he doesn't know muscles, he just put pressure with his palm and that's it. No specific pressure in sore muscle or anything like that. (How can he pass his certification?)\n7. The day after my massage session, my body feels even more sore compared to before my session. \n8. Also, being a girl, I would've appreciate if you ask first before you massage and mess up my hair during a massage session. \nThe only good thing about my session is that he gave me a couple chocolates after the massage was over. \nHopefully my next massage session won't be this bad. I'll definitely ask for a different massage therapist.
__label__4 Fresh Sushi, Fresh Sushimi rolls, best Udon soup you can get in Madison ( and this is a buffet) Frog legs, Tamuri mushrooms, shrimp, and the Sunday seafood buffet is Unbelievable, even for the $20 per person price tag, it's well worth it. Fresh Wasabi too, plus Ice cream scooped out for you , not soft serve.
__label__0 I've been a valued Apple customer for nearly ten years but I've recently noticed a sharp decline in the high-level customer service that drew me to Apple to begin with. My most recent experience is a classic example.\n\nI was on vacation when my iPhone took a dip in the Pacific. Upon returning, I stopped by the Apple store to have it replaced only to learn that they wouldn't even talk to me without an appointment and the soonest appointment was two hours later. I found this odd as there were several employees loitering around. I guess their time was more important than mine. \n\nI rescheduled a couple of days later when I knew the store wouldn't be so busy. Upon arriving, I couldn't get any of the employees to acknowledge me to check me in for my appointment. I finally decided to rudely interrupt two employees that were in the middle of a meaningless conversation. I was checked in and waited nearly 30 minutes PAST my scheduled appointment before I gave up and walked out!\n\nSo hopefully the third time will be the charm. Not really! Same scenario as before. I booked, struggled to get acknowledged then was rudely greeted by the Apple \"Genius\" a solid 20 minutes after my scheduled appointment. I had three issues that needed to be resolved including loose screws on my laptop, a broken iPod touch and my water-logged iPhone. The \"Genius\" told me that he only had 25 minutes booked and could therefore only take care of one of my issues. I kindly told him that his schedule was unimportant to me as they have burned over an hour o my time. I explained my displeasure and the \"Genius\" responded to me by saying, \" well, what do you want me to do?\" I responded by saying \"nothing much, just your job!\"\n\nAfter they replaced my two I-devices, I told them that I would gladly take my laptop and my business elsewhere. Upon leaving, the manager asked me what the problem was. Upon explaining, he said that they have missed their numbers the past few months prohibiting him from hiring new staff. I kindly responded that the problem wasn't the quantity of his staff but the quality.\n\nI look forward to taking my annual $20k in Apple purchases elsewhere.
__label__4 Yum! I was visiting Montreal and my friend suggested this place. Delicious burgers, sandwiches, fries, salads and beers! Mmm. Everything is reasonably priced. I had the Bac'n'Cheese burger with half fries and half salad and it was sinfully delectable!\n\nDefinitely good bang for your buck! Hit this place up if you're in the area!
__label__3 Nous y \u00e9tions pour la game de hockey.\nOn est arriv\u00e9 vers 18h, toutes les tables \u00e9taient d\u00e9j\u00e0 r\u00e9serv\u00e9es mais ils se sont d\u00e9brouill\u00e9s pour nous en faire une (on \u00e9tait 5, pas \u00e9vident) et on \u00e9tait m\u00eame bien plac\u00e9s, face \u00e0 l'\u00e9cran et proche de cette grande fen\u00eatre qui donne sur la rue et qu'ils avaient ouvert. Tr\u00e8s agr\u00e9able !\nUne bonne ambiance (malgr\u00e9 le score final), les sauces des ailes de poulet sont top, et les burgers \u00e9taient vraiment bons ! Je reviendrai pour tester celui au bison : il titille mes papilles ! :)
__label__2 It's true, the customer service isn't that great...BUT, they really do have nice furniture. I feel like this store is an upgraded Pier1 with a few odds and ends books and toys that you would find in Urban Outfitters. \n\nI've been in a couple of times and I can't remember ever being greeted....It would be nice if someone from there would read these reviews and take a hint...\n\nHOWEVER, today, though they failed to greet, they did have an excuse. There was a huge powersurge in California the night before, where their central offices are located, so their computers were down. And for some reason, everyone decided to enter the shop and check out all at the same time.....We were the last ones attended to, and they were VERY appoligetic and the man that checked us out was super friendly as well. So, I wouldn't pass this place up just yet........they have too many pretty things to look at and maybe one day they'll finally figure it out! \n\nP.s. The guy also told us that if we happen to order something that is out of stock, expect to wait months to recieve it. We happend to get something that was in stock, but just thought i'd pass the word just in case.....
__label__1 First time here, the food was good. Second time here, it was okay. Now, not so much. Doesn't seem fresh. Everything a bit flavorless.\n\nWon't be back.
__label__0 All my lunch crew has said such great things about this place so I had such high hopes... I went to the counter and ordered the Lamb Souvlaki - Tender pieces lamb sirloin marinated and grilled with your choice of two sides... The sides I went with were fries and the vegetables... I mother tells me I need to eat more vegetables so I thought it was a homerun meal. I rate the experience as followed...\n\nLamb Souvlaki - F\nFrench Fries - C\nVegetables - D\n\nI have a lot of Lamb in my life and that was by far some of the toughest I have had but it did have great flavor... The broccoli was cut way to big and over cooked the only thing that save the meal was the side of the sauce I got they put on the lamb I drowned everything in it.  I will say I will not be back anytime soon.
__label__1 I have gotten cupcakes from here since we moved to town in 2011.  I love their variety and the fact that they don't put 4 inches of frosting on top.  We also try and support local businesses as much as possible.  \n\nI have always picked up my cupcakes in store and decided to try delivery for a business meeting for work.  We had our executive team in Madison from Chicago and they were really looking forward to having a Chocolate Bacon Maple Whiskey cupcake.  I placed the order online and called to follow up and pay with a credit card over the phone and to make sure they could be delivered between 9:30 and 10:30 a.m. like I specified on the online delivery form.  They said that it was no problem!\n\n  By 1:00 (at the conclusion of our meeting that started at 11, hence the delivery time notice) there will still no sign of cupcakes.  I called and they said that the were very busy today (which I understand, it being so close to Valentine's Day) and that they should be there within the next 5-10 minutes.  Just before 3:00 they were finally delivered, almost 5 hours after they said we would have them.  While we were very excited that they had come and we could enjoy them, we were very disappointed that the sole purpose of us ordering them (for our meeting with the executive team from Chicago) for our event today had passed and the executive team had left to head back to Chicago.  \n\nI find it upsetting that a place that delivers for a variety of holidays and events cannot deliver on time, or even close to on time - regardless if it's a holiday or not.  I can't imagine if it was a birthday party or something really special and they show up 5 hours late after everyone has left.  \n\nWe will continue to buy cupcakes from Cupcakes A Go Go in store, but I will never order delivery from them.  Unfortunately this event has left everyone in our office feeling the same way - unreliable delivery service.  \n\nVery disappointed with our experience today, but at least the cupcakes were still good.
__label__0 The frosting is cream cheese.  I hate cream cheese. No where on their display does it say cream cheese frosting.  It's suppose to be buttercream!!!
__label__1 Pizza was just OK. Have high expectations  when places try to beat New York pizza. Ice cream also was OK. Have had better gelato. Think it was more ice cream than gelato. The best thing I got was the argula salad with prosciutto. Would definitely go back for that.
__label__1 The most inexpensive place to eat at the Wynn. \n\nAccording to Mr. Wynn the Pizza Place gives NY style pizza a run for its money. I beg to differ. \n\nI was really expecting the pizza to be excellent. It was only okay. You can order a pie or by the slice, start with a simple cheese pizza and add on ingredients and price. \n\nI had a \"cheese\" pizza with pepperoni, onions, and peppers. First of all I expected the peppers to be green but they were red. I also expected the ingredients finely chopped, they weren't.\n\nThe pizza itself was good but a little too greasy for me. With nothing but a fancy napkin to blot it with, I just didn't blot. The slices are big so that's a plus.\n\nAlso tried their basic vinaigrette salad which was okay, again not the best and the dressing wasn't mixed that well against the greens (come on people).\n\nMy favorite thing here was their iced tea that had a hint of passion tea but wasn't sweet. \n\nDue to the wind outside we were forced to sit inside and were not able to enjoy the sounds of the waterfalls outside.
__label__2 The boyfriend and I went here one night and we got sat right away - no wait. Got our drinks fairly quick too. We both ordered the same thing.. it was some type of Kobe steak with a mushroom sauce with mashed potatoes & veggies. I ordered mine medium rare it came out well done. So we had to send it back. It came back probably medium but I just ate it. My boyfriend got his medium it came out well done as well but he just ate it. It was really good and the mushroom sauce was awesome. Overall I enjoyed my meal as did my boyfriend. \n\nI think it's pretty obvious in the name that this place is a sports bar and they definitely have enough TV's to watch whatever sport you want to see. \n\nI'd come here again if staying in the NY NY but wouldn't go out of my way for it.
__label__2 Three stars sums this place up. Food is average. Bar is average. The massive amount of TVs is average. I could step outside and head to the sportsbook and maybe my drinks would be cheaper there.
__label__3 As we only have a couple beers this review belongs to the Sports-Bar experience only. \n\nAs someone who's not used to this kind of Sportbars (I'm from Europe) i love this kind of establishment. Here you have a great option to hang a few hours and watch some sports. \n\nGreat service and this kind of atmosphere you miss back home....
__label__0 Horrible.  Went in looking for a gift salesgirl said buy anything pink and you get free socks.   Picked out a gift waited in a line that there was no organization to with people cutting in.  Got to the counter and the girl rings me up and I ask where are my socks and she shrugs and says oh we ran out awhile ago.  Got to love the communication or lack there of with this organization.  I won't be back.  Hello Lucy and Athleta can't wait to become a regular with you guys!!
__label__2 This park is so big! It has plenty of room for multiple sports, and activities. The play equipment is great with lots of engaging, challenging things to climb. And the toddler play equipment has similar, but smaller ladders for the littles to enjoy. So my 2 year old daughter doesn't have to scare my pants off climbing the big kid ladders. Many parks we've been to only have stairs and a small slide - how is that supposed to be fun?\n\nMy only complaint - and it's a big one, is that there are NO bathroom facilities. My husband didn't believe me, rode his bike around looking for the facilities, and found none. So parents let their kids pee behind trees. I almost popped a squat myself, but clenched, and dragged my kids home instead. But if you're part of one the the many sports tems that play/practice here or a newly potty-trained child with a bladder the size of a Lima bean, what else are you supposed to do? It's not like there are any convenient stores near.\nThis could have been a five star park if it had a bathroom.\n\nGood for kids? Yes, POTTY TRAINED kids.
__label__0 This Goldilocks shut down and is no longer in business.
__label__4 Last night Tottie cooked me up a special \"diet\" plate. She started with fresh steamed shrimp, chicken and dry fried those with cabbage, red pepper and onion then finished with fresh spring onion and cilantro. Let me tell you, it was amazing! No oil, no sugar, no starch but ALL flavor! \n\nAlong side she brought me a dish of spicy Tottie sauce which is made from vinegar, chile and garlic.. again sugar free but still packed with complexity flavors and major heat! \n\nTottie is just an amazing chef, owner and person. Even this morning I'm still reeling about the experience I had at Totties last night, I felt just like family.
__label__4 I live right around the corner and have never noticed this place since you can't even see the sign driving by it.  But if you drive by very slowly you can see the sign by the street telling you what they have in this strip mall and it just says \"coffee\" for this place.  I ordered Going Bananas which is apparently their specialty drink and oh man~tastes exactly like chocolate covered bananas and it is DELICIOUS! The best part of that experience is how friendly the guy who works there is.  I'm not too sure if he's the boss or not, but he was very helpful and super nice! There are also a few games like checker that you can play there.  And I love the seating arrangement since you can have your individual table for laptop use then there's this super comfy sofa, I was so surprised when I sat down and sunk into it :)
__label__3 When so visit a salon I expect certain things. \n\n1. I want the experience\n2. The staff should be talented, knowledgeable, and friendly. \n3. I want to enjoy my time while there. \n\nFrom start to finish I enjoy my experience their. The staff is friendly and the waiting area is pretty and welcoming. Yes it's a little pricey plus throw in a $15 tip (please tip) but it's worth it. The name says it all, people may go their for different services but we all know why you're really there. I have never felt uncomfortable during the process. Since moving to Henderson I haven't wanted tried another salon simply because they have never given me a reason to. I've had a coupl of scheduling mix ups but they always recover well. \nIf you're a first timer and nervous they have a tips page on their website.
__label__4 Ed Oliver is Massage. I have lots of chinks and weekend warrior injuries, which Ed manages to help me with, so I can keep doing all the dumb things all over again. He has an office on Raintree in addition to his office at OTFM! \n\nTruly, he knows body parts and where the injuries are, and he works at them carefully and patiently, so you won't be worse off after the session. He makes alot of massage therapists look like massage school flunkies. He is no-nonsense and really good.
__label__4 Burrito Drive almost single-handedly saves deilvery food in Madison from boredom and closing too early.  The food is fresh and hand-made, easy to customize and not what you'd expect (and that sweet potato business is AMAZING!).  Delivery is usually very quick, accurate and friendly even at 2am.   \n\nI do wish it was a little less expensive, but I realize the value in paying more for fresh and hand-made and delivered to my door.
__label__1 I just noticed this was so highly rated and wanted to send a little more reality the way of the burrito drive. The only thing it has going for it is the fact it delivers, and would pass for a business meeting or simple catered event. If you are looking to go out to enjoy some Mexican food-you can look pretty much anywhere else and be happier.  \n\nI've tried this place a couple times over a year ago now, but doubt anything has changed. I disagree with the implication that chipotle or qdoba is inferior to this place. They are comparable, but I would rank chipotle significantly higher. So long as you don't think of this place as a mexican restaurant or receive the food for free, you might not be disappointed.\n\nCome here to remind yourself just how good places like El Pastor and Taqueria Guadalajara are.
__label__1 Geez.  I wish I'd travel with people that have some friggin sense of adventure.  Would have much rather have checked out the Omelet House in Vegas, so allow me to vent.\n\nThat said, this place is adequate.  Convenient to gas, restrooms, and store.  NOTHING spectacular.  Similar to an IHOP or a Denny's.  Prices maybe a little better.\n\nOrdered a BLT.  Standard fare.  They brought out everything but the BLT.  Forgot to make.  Also, shouldn't have ordered the cole slaw.  Yuck.  They took it back and told me to help myself to the soup.  Sandwich, when it arrived, was good.\n\nWait staff was friendly.  Parking was plentiful.  Come here if you've missed anything interesting because there is nothing else for miles beyond.  Don't forget to fill the tank.\n\nBTW.  They actually serve your food on a skillet.  An aluminum skillet :-)
__label__0 Well lets see after our group of 8 was seated by the rudest server at two different table we asked if we could could push the two tables together. She looked at us and responded \"I guess\" and stood there and watched myself and mother try to make this happen with two small children and no help from her! We then sat down and she took our drink order before passing us off so she could serve her 3 tables around us. I looked around and spotted another employee sitting in the corner texting ( at.first.no big deal maybe she was on break). We then had our order taken by a young nice lady, we ordered food from the kitchen and 4 buffet lunches. We then got up to get food from the buffet where I witnessed an employee bare handed grabbing food from the line and then shoving it in her mouth! I watched this happen at least 5 times with all different foods that were out. We then waited and waited for the kitchen food to come out, when it finally did everyone one around us had been fed including the table sat after us and everyone who had ordered buffet was finishing eating! As we are sitting there finishing up I look over to see the same employee still sitting at.the table in the corner now conducting an interview/ or hiring a new employee. I asked who she was she was the manager on duty Erika. Not only was she witness to everything that happened she sat there listening to us loudly talk about what had happen and did nothing! she was to busy to even stop texting on her cell to conduct her interview properly. She did take a minute to stop our server and had her get her coffee since she couldn't be bothered to get up and do it herself ! The food is over priced and not very good so to add crappy service and you have Iron Skillet Las Vegas NV!
__label__1 The store is set up beautifully. You walk by & you can't help but stop in. Once inside, you realize all they have to sell is tees & bras & a few little trinkets. I was bummed that they didn't have more than what they did. The bras were all in itty bitty boobie sizes. I was hoping to buy some ultra sexy lingerie but was stunned that the store had none. They had one employee working & she was very friendly & helpful...not to mention Gorgeous... I think her name was Nikki. The prices are not competitive with the online gear at all. Everything in here is almost double what you'd pay online. They have an ultra sheek dressing room that's worth checking out though. :)
__label__1 Where do I start with this club...? First let me say, 935 has been around for years and def has staying power!\n\nThis is a club for teens and young adults, like really young adults! Only playing rap and hip hop, ie Lil Boosie, Rick Ross and Young Jeezy. Two different dance floors each with it's own bar and music. VIP and table/bottle service available, but they can get pricey and go pretty quickly especially if there's a major artist performing. Thursday is college night, you only have to be 18 to get in but any other night you must be 21. Don't try to sneak in or use a fake ID because security is checking and there are Charlotte Mecklenburg police on site.\n\nA major downside to this club is the parking. They've got one small lot that gets full very quick and they charge a crazy amount of money to park in the lot.\n\nIf you know the latest rap tunes and looking for a good time this may be your new spot!
__label__2 I tried this place out a couple of months ago with my boyfriend and a good friend. We got here on a Sunday night..pretty late..probably around 9pm or so. There were still a good amount of people here even though it was a Sunday night.\n\nLet me start off with a huge minus...there weren't any sushi!!! I mean..how can they call their restaurant FEAST AROUND THE WORLD, and have no sushi??? I found that pretty odd, because even the lil cheap buffets you see everywhere have sushi! \n\nAnyways, they had a lot of the traditional American foods such as mac and cheese, fried chicken, pizza, many different pasta dishes, they had prime rib, and then they had the mexican station where you can create your own tacos/nachos. They also had an Asian section with the typical fried rice/chow mein. They had your other typical Asian dishes such as orange chicken, wontons, hot and sour sweet, etc. \n\nOne thing I liked about this restaurant though is..they had the FRESHESTcrab legs ever!! I mean..and they had three different styles! They had the Asian style..which was cooked with ginger and green onions..very tasty. My only complaint would be that it was not temperatute hot enough. They also had the chilled crab legs that you could dip in butter. And then they had a section where you pick as many crab legs as you want, and then you put all these ingredients such as garlic, peppers, soy sauce, onions, etc into a bowl and they stir fry it in front of you! It comes out piping hot, and basically comes out to your liking, because you're giving the cook what you want him to cook your crabs with. \n\nTheir dessert selection was also plentiful. They had a bakery like display, and you just picked what you wanted. They also had a smoothie bar! I have never seen that at any buffet! \n\nAt the end of the day, I wouldn't mind coming back here agian just the for the crab legs. I still can't believe they didn't have sushi!
__label__2 I thought I reviewed this a few weeks ago when I went, but I guess I was pretty wrong. Well, here goes.\n\nSome of my classmates and I wanted to do a team bonding thing, and I fought for the Feast Buffet at Sunset Station. We ended up going here because it was closer for the majority. I was kinda expecting a lot more out of this place since it was the same name as the buffet at Sunset Station but more expensive at $13.99 with the Boarding Pass compared to $9.99 at Sunset Station. However, the extent of their seafood was sea bass and some shrimp. No crab legs or anything with a hard shell. Meh.\n\nFurthermore, the Korean beef at the Mongolian BBQ station ended up being somewhat too salty and tough to chew, and definitely not from the same quality cuts that you'd find at a Korean restaurant. There's plenty of nice entrees and desserts and whatnot, but I wouldn't go all the way out here for dinner because the extra cost is simply not justified. Stick to something closer to where you live or vacation.
__label__3 Just okay. Yes, prime rib was good. BBQ was mediocre. A long line getting to our table was a definite bummer. But we did enjoy desserts, salads, and a few main courses. For the price it was a screaming value, at lunchtime. So overall, we enjoyed it. The chicken was good. Asian station was good. Food was well prepared and overall we enjoyed it.
__label__1 The food here is mediocre at best and the wait is horrendous.  The only redeeming perk is that they provide free wine at dinner. Granted, its not great wine, but its palatable and its free. My boyfriend likes to gamble at GVR and usually gets several 2-1 coupons during the month; so we eat here quite often. I know it'll take 45 minutes to an hour to be seated, even if there's less than 30 people in line, so I usually bring a book and read in line while he continues to gamble.  I once asked the cashier why it took so long and she said they didn't have enough servers, so they try to stagger the diners.  The food at Sunset Station is the same and the lines move 10 times faster.
__label__3 Always come for the breakfast buffet. I love the French toast and the fresh fruit. The waitresses are always nice to deal with. \nBeing a club member you sometimes get deals in the mail for buy one get one free and that always makes it nice.\nBreakfast is 8-10:30
__label__1 There was once a time when this buffet was probably in the top ten in all of  Las Vegas, it surely is in the lower rungs now. We remember when they has King Crab legs everyday, and not just on friday.\nOverall Good variety yes, but so many items that you should not even try to sample, tonight it is the purple cabbage, not over cooked; it was bordering on spoiled!\nThe Chinese section was once a delight and truly a Chinese Dynasty Grill, now it's mostly a nasty grill. The items are surely carried over from lunch and most likely the lunch items were carried over from the previous night's dinner. It needs to be rotated out when it gets soggy and old, don't just cook more and pile it up on top.\nTonight the prime rib is tender, but flavorless and the guy carving is burnt out at his work and not even friendly.\nAhh, the fried shrimp....some overcooked and dark brown and some under cooked and soggy. Hey here they go again, a new batch is just dumped on top of the old batch.\nService is good and fairly attentive, good refills and  a bit slow at clearing the used plates.\nIf you eat here, be selective and choose the standard choices. Don't over do it and go for seconds, it probably won't be as good the second time around. Take my word for it this isn't a good buffet and as far as the Stations casino buffets go, the Red Rock is probably the best. I am sure they have about the  same supply of food items to choose from, but they do something better up on the other side of town. \nToo bad all the \"Beast\" buffets couldn't follow suit. C-
__label__2 I normally take the advice good or bad from other yelpers and visit certain establishments.  So yesterday I decided to go to mamma's pizza and well I was really excited and well................I went in ordered my food and it was ready sooner than I thought it would be.  I tried several different things to get a feel for the place, I got a meat lovers pizza, mild chicken wings, a side salad, garlic bread, and some tiramisu.  Well I enjoyed the wings that I thought was hot (even though they were mild) and the garlic bread.  The pizza well, not a fan I honestly think that sbarro's pizza taste better.  I know a lot of yall will think that I'm out of my mind, but it's just how I feel.  When it comes to the tiramisu, I got a really big portion than I'm use to which was a good thing because I really enjoyed it.  It wasn't as uniformed as I'm use to but it was a good piece of tiramisu.  I'm a southern girl so I guess with me all versions of New York style pretty much taste the same even though Sbarro's is the leader....lol, don't be mad I like the chicken, bread and tiramisu.  I will visit again to try the different pasta's.
__label__3 I went with two girlfriends. The squash blossoms were wonderful, the ambience was great. Everything was done to perfection. I especially appreciate my pork chop, it was thick and grilled to a medium rare that flawless. Juicy and flavorful.\n\nThe quail was the show stopper. I would highly reccomend it. I am sure the menu has changed now since it is seasonal, I will get back to you guys when I go back.\n\nThw wine list features wines made in AZ, I did not partake this time around. I will certainly try a bottle the next trip. \n\nIt was a very sensual experience for my tastebuds!  Yum!
__label__0 Let me start with the food.  The meal started off fine with a salad of beets, greens and goats cheese.  The deviled eggs from a variety of fowl was more like hard boiled eggs then deviled eggs.  Lamb chops had a nice flavor but came out before they had the chance to settle.  Fish over couscous was a disaster.  Conceptually the dish was suppose to be freshly cooked hot fish over cold couscous - this was verified by the server.  I don't see how this is a good idea because when you combine a hot element with a cold element you just get lukewarm, especially when one is piled on top of the other.  The fish was actually lukewarm because of a mistake in the kitchen.  \n\nDespite having a reservation the flustered server at the door asked us to check out the restaurant's attached shop.  It was quite a while before the server greeted our table.  Everything was fine until we waited over 35 minutes between the starters and entrees.  It is painfully obvious that the fish dish was cooked before the kitchen realized they forgot to fire the lamb chops.  Instead of re-cooking the fish the kitchen decided to send it out cold along with the sizzling chops.  \n\nUpon sending the dish back the server asked if we'd like anything else.  After explaining to her that I did not wish to prolong an unsatisfactory experience she sent over what appeared to be another server.  The gentlemen asked if there was anything else we would like and I just asked for the bill.  He barked at me 'there is no bill tonight' and quickly walked away without saying anything else or allowing me the opportunity to say anything else.  An awkward night ended with a quick good bye and lots of laughs in the car.
__label__4 The lamb short ribs- WOW!!!! We are sad they are only a special - we considered getting some to go. One of the best plates I've had in a while. This place continues to awe us. We love getting a handful of dishes and sharing them. FnB transforms vegetables into amazing things! And you must try the butterscotch pudding for dessert- another WOW!!! FnB is one of the best places to eat in scottsdale!
__label__3 The menu changes everyday, which makes it tough when you find something you like! We had a liver and heart pate (Tasty, it reminded me of Liverwurst) For dinner I had the 1/2 Chicken (Great), it came with a spaetzle and mushroom side (Great!)
__label__3 What a unique place to visit!  Alittle touristy, but alot of great spots for photo ops.  There is not much, but the name was so interesting that we had to check it out!
__label__4 By far the cleanest gas stations ever. No matter where you go, they're all clean, friendly, and even in the middle of the night the safest place to get gas. Too bad their drinks are the most expensive, almost 50 cents more than Circle K.
__label__2 Unlike another store I reviewed recently, I regard Backtracks as a bit of a junk store, but one I find has some charm.\n\nA small shop near Tollcross, slightly obscured by a bus shelter in front of it, Backtracks is a shop you could easily miss. It is, as its title suggests, primarily a music and games shop (amongst some other... \"stuff\"). I am a bit of a music and games fan. Whenever I've been in, I've found a few treats regards the CD collection, as I rake through their collection. A great deal of them however, like others have found, I have never heard of in my life, and don't expect to hear of.\n\nAs for games, I would probably recommend elsewhere for the latest releases. Don't necessarily expect to find anything produced in the past five years. having said that, if you're a collector you mind come across some unexpected finds, especially on the retro line.\n\nPrices are reasonable for the sort of shop it is. The owner is friendly enough. Browsing can become a little difficult with the shops small space, and chaotic and precarious arrangement.
__label__2 Backtracks is a shop that will give you a sensory overload. From the many, many signs that highlight their bargains outside to the maze of CDs and videos within, it would take you a day to get round this place - and it's tiny as well!\n\nIt is a muddle of mismatched items, and all the stock is fuddled together. Precarious towers of unsteady videos lean towards you, 21 inch television sets are buried under jumbled household appliances, and the owner's desk is swamped with old comupter games. Vinyl LP's spill out the doors and old, cringeworthy singles from the 80s can be bought for mere pennies.\n\nBut I absolutely love it! I get a buzz out of places like this - you seriously never know what you'll find. If I had time, I would devote it to spending a day looking around this place since it's an Only Fools and Horses style Cave of Wonders. There were some singles trapped under the mish mash that looked appealing, and I'm sure I would find loads of stuff in here that either reminded me of my childhood, or were of genuine value. \n\nThe owner is also really nice and will help you in whatever way he can. He's aware that it's a place brimming with stock but as I said to him, \"At least there's more to look at!\"\n\nI love it, but I am itching to get my hands on it. Is it really creepy that I want to tidy this place up?
__label__3 I love this store. It is so disorganized, at first glance, with everything stacked. Huge piles of... stuff! But ask the owner, he seem to know every single item in the store. And what price tag he've put on it.\n\nSaw quite some rarities, including an Atari 2600 with 7-8 games (\u00a369 incl. 2 games). Personally I fetced a couple of GameBoy original games.\n\nVinyl, dvds, video games, misc electronic equipment. It got everything - except space to actually move in the tiny store. Genuine.
__label__4 The atmosphere is inviting, the food is fabulous and the waitstaff are very nice!  Go and see Chad.  He will take very good care of you.  Chad is awesome, so personable and outgoing!!  He is such fun, you almost feel as though you are at a friend's having dinner!!
__label__3 This was our first time here but on the recommendation of friends. We had an excellent dinner. The scallops with shrimp were beautifully prepared and presented. The special cote de boeuf was cooked medium rare and was tender and succulent. My wife had the Buratina and the Papardelle which were also excellent. The wine list was not extensive but there was plenty to choose from to complement the meal. Wrapped it all up with a 375ml bottle of tawny port from Warres and a selection of fine Quebec cheeses. Couldn't ask for more. The decor is minimalist with the menu prominently displayed on a large blackboard which stimulated discussion around the table. There was also the option of a 7 course degustation menu which looked very interesting. There is a patio but, not surprising for a central restaurant, it is close to the road. The service was excellent. Very friendly, attentive and timely without being annoying. Prices were not cheap but I found it very good value for money. Overall it was a great experience and I would recommend St-Urbain to anyone who enjoys good food.
__label__2 Nice but the menu it is stil the same  for the past 6 years...we are in Montreal \n\nAnyways, the best dish for me is the radish oyster  cannot get enough of the stuff. 12CAD$ for 4 oysters is well worth it\n\nthe rest to my taste was quite ordinary, not worth the money
__label__0 Worst meal ever. Everything I ordered was bad and it was really expensive. The Latte I ordered was cold and she ended up microwaving it instead of making me a new one. The Tar Tar was gross. Eek! Methinks not.
__label__3 We stopped here for brunch after a single night in Montreal. The food was excellent. My wife enjoyed the oysters, and I loved my Lobster Benedict. The service was great as well, but the kitchen was a bit slow for a restaurant that was nowhere near full. If we had been in any kind of a hurry, this could have been a problem.
__label__3 Best waiter in years!! Gage was awesome! He is attentive but not stalkerish.  Serves can make or break an experience. If you have Gage you will definitely enjoy the awesome food.
__label__0 The Aliante Hotel & Casino sent me a $50 certificate to use either at the buffet or here. I've been to their buffet many time so I thought I'd give this place a try. \n\nThe decor is nice, but it does not make up for the mediocre food. Our server seemed like he has not been a waiter for that long. \n\nSteaks were $24+ and did not come with any sides. They give you complimentary Pretzel, Raisin, and Sourdough bread.\n\nWhat we ordered:\n\n1 Jumbo Crab Cake - ok\n2 Prime Ribs (rare) - a little tough and not tasty at all\n2 MRKT Brick House Chickens - ok\n1 Scallops - old and tough\n2 Asparagus - boiled and bland (they should serve em grilled) \n1 Sauteed Button Mushrooms - bland\n1 Baked Sweet Potato - ok, super big\n\nThe bill came out to $162 before our deductions. For that amount of money, I would expect better tasting food.
__label__4 Amazing. I would have never guessed this place would be this nice and decadent inside Aliante Casino. To start the bread alone was amazing. We ordered the special, Australian lobster tail and Filet mignon with asparagus and mashed potatoes. Just walking in I was taken back by the decor and friendly and professional demeanor of the staff. Dinner for two with 1 alcoholic drink was $145. Id go back all the time if I could afford to. Live music was a plus.
__label__4 The food here is delicious, you will not be disappointed!
__label__1 I guess that \"fusion\" is a good way to say that \"we don't know what we're doing\"\n\nThis is overpriced Korean street vendor food, the only con-\"fusion\" is why we should pay entree prices.\n\nI guess that people enjoy the experience of something new keeps them in business.  I would only suggest that they make this a Korean BBQ and do justice to their menu.
__label__2 After my visit to Thai Basil yesterday, I realized that Thai Basil means great food and lousy service. \n\nI really enjoyed my plate. I decided to try something I've never had and went with the Pineapple fried rice with chicken. There is also some curry mixed in. The dish was great. I do wish there was more chicken. There wasn't much chicken overall.\n\nI also sampled my wife's pad thai and was also really good. She was jealous of my selection though.\n\nWhere do I begin about the service? We were sat down promptly and then proceeded to wait quite awhile before the sever came back to take our drink/food order. Since this was a long delay we ordered our drinks and food at the same time. We waited for the food for about 10-15 minutes (which was fine), but guess what, no drinks still! Slowly, two plates come out, no drinks. A few minutes pass and my plate arrives. We ask again and finally our drinks arrive. WTF? \n\nThe server must have been new, inexperienced at handling a couple of tables, just bad or a combo of all of them. As I ate, the two tables next to us had to deal with similar experiences. The folks next to us had to wait about the entire time we ate to get their check. At least our payment only took about 5 minutes. \n\nI found the service provided unacceptable! One of the worst experiences I've had. I'm just happy the food helped ease the blow of the ineptitude.  \n\nWith better service this place can easily be a 4.\n\nI hope next time the service is better at Thai Basil, because the food is very good. Maybe I'll save myself the trouble and get take out.
__label__3 The food was delicious. Got the red curry with beef. Wife got fried rice. We'll be going back.
__label__3 Really good food!  I was pleasantly surprised!  Do I have a rival to my coveted Thai Spices????  One more visit to decide!
__label__0 What a disaster.  I don't get the love of this place at all.  I'll agree with Patrick L on this one: William-Sonoma with a hot case.  That's all this is.  Where do I begin?\n\nFirst - the layout.  This design might be nice when one or two people is in the store but on a Saturday afternoon, this place had 30 people in it and was insane.  The layout does not help.  Not only are there three sets of lines that merge into each other creating all sorts of pile-ups but there is no where to go that you aren't in the way.  Racks of food act as line partitions more than they act as display cases.  It is really a nightmare.\n\nSecond - quality for the price.  It is a ton of high-end stuff and that's okay.  I have no issue with high end products but ... where the hell do you get off charging $5 more than some place like Delicious Dishes?  I can get the same products at a LOCALLY OWNED store for significantly less.  There is nothing special about what you stock.  You don't make these cheeses yourself.  These aren't your livestock being slaughtered.  You get this stuff from the same supplier that AJs, Trader Joes, and Petit Fromage do yet you charge like you're the only game in town.\n\nFinally - You call that a deli counter?  The girls working here have probably been using a meat slicer for 2 months and couldn't tell you the difference between mortadella and sopressata.  I'm sure they don't know how to cook it and can guarantee that they don't know proper pairings.\n\nNo thanks.  I'll stick with Delicious Dishes in Phoenix and keep my money local.
__label__1 I made my second visit to this place over the weekend and kept saying to myself, \"why the f*ck am I here again?\"  I guess this place appeals to certain types of people who like to overpay for \"groceries\" and fight for parking, but it just isn't my style.  Sure, if you live in the immediate area and find that AJ's or Whole Foods has shut down then yes, going to Oakville Grocery may fill the void temporarily.  However, if you don't live within walking distance then the place is just stupid.  \n\nOn the plus side, they do have a decent selection of good looking pre-made dishes and some different wines, breads, olive oils, etc.  Their staff is also very helpful and friendly.  They also have wine and food samples from time to time.\n\nBoth times I visited I was fortunately not there to shop, but to get a sandwich from their deli thing.  Both times I ordered different things and both times I cannot remember what I had because the sandwiches were just blah.  Bland and blah.  Not a fan.
__label__3 I would agree with most people that this place is pricey but David Johnson the wine and beer guy is very knowledgeable and the staff is friendly. Ask David and he can steer you into some great values on the liquor. They also have very affordable events and carry Arizona wine now-Yeah!
__label__4 This place is really amazing.  Everything about it was really great: service, ambiance, food, desert, drinks.  I had the soup, which is amazing.  I then had the deer medallions and the cheesecake to finish.  Everything tasted REALLY great and the prices were reasonable.  If you are in the area this is a MUST visit restaurant.
__label__2 Not a bad choice if you want to change it up. Lots of things with a waffle you probably wouldn't think of. Service is a bit spotty.
__label__1 I only decided to eat at this restaurant due to its good ratings on Yelp... I was disappointed to find that the food was sub-par. I thought I would be having some magically delicious waffle... I did not find it to be magical at all. The waffles are big and somewhat tasty. I think it's the butter, not the syrup, that makes it good. The supreme pizza waffle was a bore... I didn't bother to finish it. I was happy to find that they had boba drinks (odd for a waffle place, right?), but noticed they were pricier than my favorite standalone boba location. It was $4.50 for a large Thai tea w/ boba. Again, it only tasted okay. (I would gladly pay $5 for super tasty boba.) Even though I received a stamp card, I won't be coming back here.
__label__4 Best waffle I've ever had...I made my own with a chocolate waffle, chocolate sauce, caramel sauce, raspberries, cherry pie filling, blueberries, whip cream and powdered sugar.  Pure bliss!
__label__4 I have eaten here several times. The customer service is amazing and the food is very good. I really enjoy the atmosphere.
__label__2 department stores are always awful spaces to be in, BUT, there IS something that changes a bit during the madness of the holiday rush, like the mania of our commodity/consumer culture reveals itself in a particularly fascinating way... the emphasis on the DISPLAY takes on new urgency and obsession during december. I had kind of a great time just people watching as i tagged along behind my brother who was looking for a necklace for his gf. Call it a sick fascination, but i actually like being in the thick of the spectacle for the holidays... so, even though i bought nothing, i did have kind of a fun 25 minutes skulking around the multi-level store.\n\nI will also add, that this particular Bay has the most enormous and endless perfume section I've even experienced... each of the aisles in the near-infinite procession of stocked smells is equally attended by some charming model-esque figure who is only too eager to spritz some Cher-endorsed stink in your face... hellish yet hypnotic!
__label__0 I've learned to be especially wary of one star reviews, as they tend to reflect some sort of vindictiveness not generally based on the actual merits of a restaurant.  This, however, is a one star review based only on Bento's surprising ability to disappoint even the most meager of expectations.\n\nMy girlfriend and I went to Bento on a whim because it's very convenient to our place, and is cheap.  We figured that given the general rarity of bad Asian meals, and our low expectations based on Bento's prices, it'd easily be a worthwhile meal.\n\nWe were wrong.  \n\nI was not expecting great sushi at Bento's $8.75 sushi buffet.  After all, sushi quality fish is expensive, and all you can eat is generally even more expensive (in my experience, nearly $20 at a different lunch buffet.)  Even with the expectation that fish was going to be scarce and rice plentiful, I found that Bento outdid themselves.  \n\nI actually got some comedic value out of how artfully they slathered their rolls in dark sauces to obscure the fact that some of the rolls had no fish at all in them!  In fact, it was the \"Bento Special\" roll that I dissected, only to find there to be literally nothing but rice in its depths.  As an appreciator of comedy (and occasionally of art,) I have to tip my hat to Bento's \"chef\" for his masterful sushi tromp l'oeil!  \n\nThe other rolls were mostly just deep fried chicken wrapped around rice with a very, very small amount of what was presumably fish (pink solids.)  Their rendition of the venerable \"Philly Roll\" contained jalapenos, cream cheese, and nothing else.  Hmmmm.\n\nMy girlfriend was smarter, though not by a wide margin, and went with one of the \"Special\" Bento boxes.  Her General Tso's Tofu was edible, though certainly not moreso than a frozen Asian meal from the supermarket.\n\nThe last notable part of our meal was the bizarrely terrible ginger sauce, which we both tried.  Having never had anything but tasty ginger dressings at sushi restaurants, we were both unpleasantly surprised by just how bad this was.\n\nSummary: If you know that you are getting yourself into some seriously low quality sushi and bento box fare, this might be just the spot for you.  If you, like me, would much rather have 6 fresh and tasty sushi rolls for a similar price, don't be suckered in by the \"all you can eat\" sign.
__label__1 I came here for an early dinner.  The first thing indicating a level of sketchiness is a sushi buffet at what is clearly a Chinese restaurant in most other respects.  But the weirdness of this sort continued...I ordered a \"bento\" of honey sesame chicken.  It was basically identical to the same dish at just about every other non-authentic Chinese restaurant, but served in a Japanese bento box for no apparent reason...and with miso soup...which doesn't match the flavor at all.  It's not pan-asian in the usual \"fusion\" way...it's just a collection of dishes, some Chinese and some Japanese, thrown together without any pattern or plan.\n\nThe service was great, and food was not particularly bad or good, the music was blah pop, and the decoration sparse.  It's a place to fill your belly, but the prices are not particularly reasonable considering this whole picture.  I wouldn't necessarily avoid this place in the future, but I can imagine that if I lived around the corner I still may never come back either.  \n\nIf I want Chinese then I'd go to a Chinese restaurant, and if I want Japanese I'll go to a Japanese restaurant.  It's not often that I'm in the mood for a Japanese appetizer and then a Chinese meal with a Japanese drink.  It just doesn't go together.
__label__2 I had heard about this place for soooooo long, and I was in the area and figured I'd stop in before I went in to work. It's tucked in to a nice shopping center and I walked in and was a little surprised at how big it was. There's a lot of seating and the inside was nice and clean. I knew that I wanted a navajo taco but I wasn't aware that there were so many options! I had the ground beef taco (can't remember specifics), waited for a few minutes, and was on my way. \n\nFirst of all, it was HUGE. I had no idea it would be so big, but it was definitely worth $7 I spent on it. It was very filling, that's for sure. I had half of it, the ingredients were fresh, the beef wasn't spectacularly seasoned but it was good nonetheless. I'm not sure if I'd return for a meal, but I definitely want to go back for dessert....mmMMmm
__label__4 Pediped shoes are awesome! I'm going to be sad when my daughter grows out of them. I was so excited when they opened the corporate store. They have a wide selection, which other stores did not. You can even buy online & pick up in the store
__label__4 My rescue Jagger is a Lab mix, and was scared of his own tail when I got him. After just the first few classes I noticed a big difference. Leah gave me lots of good tips to help him at home and when we go out. He is a brand new dog now I can walk right up to people without him trying to bolt. He really knows his commands now. Our training class has helped Jagger and I so much! Thank you Leah!
__label__0 Place is useless.  Half the pumps don't work, the credit card machines are always down, and the self serve car wash that was rigged with electrical tape nearly killed me.  On top of that, if you go on the weekends, someone will try to sell you windshield repair outside when you're pumping gas.  Can I just get some gas and go without being hassled?
__label__0 The muffins are dry and over-baked. The selection is sparse. And the owners are RUDE. Enough said.
__label__1 I stopped by last Friday for a quick lunch. It was very crowded but I found a table in the bar. The server brought a menu fairly soon and I ordered before she walked away. She brought my drink and salad quickly. But then it took 25 minutes for the two slices of pizza to come (at least 15 min after a person who arrived after me got his-I really don't like that.)\n\nThe salad came in a small clamshell container - your basic pre washed salad mix. The pizza slices (one veg and one cheese) had obviously sat for some time. The server was over extended and was having trouble multi tasking. I felt pretty invisible for a time.
__label__4 First off I have only been inside this place once and the look of it kind of takes you by surprise.  The bar inside is a bit cramped but there are standing tables and a pool table with room to shoot. \n\nI personally have their food delivered because of one reason: their customer service.  In an age where social media (i.e Yelp!) can make or break your word-of-mouth, Tonic nailed it on the first try. \n\nI ordered delivery from them on their first week delivery being available and I ordered the Nicki Stixx and the Dee Snider pizza and they were awesome.  They also deliver booze too so I got a six pack of San Tan Devil's Ale.  \n\nThe kicker was this: they found my apartment with no hassle, they were fast and they brought me free ice cream as a way of saying thank you.  The delivery guy got an extra large tip and my continued business.  Well done Tonic.
__label__3 I enjoy the rotating artwork from local artists, beer selection (and beer specials!), and they host a figure drawing class on Mondays.  Certainly one of my favorite bars in Plaza.
__label__0 Never been here in person, but definitely cannot recommend ordering delivery. We called in our order - phone service was nice enough, she even recommended a smaller pizza to save us money (the menu we were looking at only had one size). After waiting over an hour and a half for it to arrive, we called and were given the excuse that the driver was on his way but having trouble finding us (does he not have a cell phone with which to call us?) and then another one about the roads being bad (there had been a light snowfall and the roads were totally clear, plus we live on a major route not far from the restaurant). My partner who made the call said it sounded like the guy on the phone was talking to the driver in person. Nevertheless, when the pizza finally arrived, it was cold as can be. It was not delivered in a hot-bag, just a fancy new Volvo. By the time we reheated it in our oven, it didn't matter what it tasted like. \n\nIf bullshit is your favorite topping, or you prefer the cold leftover pizza experience, this place is for you!
__label__0 Their menu looked like a great place to go to... Especially when looking for a late night place to eat. However, I was HIGHLY disappointed. I ordered chicken tenders and fries and my boyfriend ordered mild wings. It honestly tasted like it was just frozen store bought food. It was also quite expensive (around 28$) for the value and quality of food that was given. I'm sure it's a fun place to have a couple of drinks but I will not be returning to eat here anytime soon.
__label__4 I really like this place. The service is really good.  The food is awesome. The price is right.  I will be back for sure.
__label__0 This place is a mess again. I roll up for some of the coffee cake, but they are no longer serving coffee cake because they are trying out a new recipe. What the hell was wrong with the last recipe and how long does it take to find a recipe to make coffee cake. There is only so much you can to that piece of pastry. I'm curious how many people complained about the cake to make them change the recipe because I wasn't surveyed and I thought it was the best item. They likely don't make stuff in-house.\n   Additionally, the backup plan banana bread was a horrid start to the day and this bread is clearly the item that needs a new recipe. The crust was hard as a rock and the thing seemed to have been baked last week. They had nuts in there, but the bread had no banana taste and that key ingredient seemed to be missing. THey need a new baker, not just new recipes. #firethebaker.
__label__1 I have been a customer of Buzzberry for a couple years.  I loved this place once.\n\nI'm very irritated with them.  I loved the concept, and I love that they are dog friendly, but the place is depressing and dark inside.  The walls are painted a weird green and the furniture is horrible.\n\nI'm irritated the food, it's never consistent.  The raw bar has been changed three times.  I used to love the moist raw bar a year ago, they changed it by adding oatmeal, making it dry, now, they took out the dark chocolate they once had in it.  I'm pissed.  I just spent over $4.00 on a pathetic raw bar that has NO flavor.  \n\nIt's also unusual to me that Buzzberry doesn't sell Coke or Pepsi products, not even in  a can.  It seems to me that it would be a wise investment for them to have a soda fountain since the markup is so high on soda -- and again, not even cans or bottles of \nCoke or Pepsi products.  I'm done with this place and their expensive food\n\nGrrrrrrrrrr, Buzzberry.
__label__3 Always quick and affordable! Like most guys, I don't like my eyebrows to look too thin, they do a good job at just cleaning up the areas that get out of control.
__label__1 The first time I came here was awesome.  The second time.. not so much.\n\nCan't remember the girl's name, but after 30 seconds of starting she stopped to use the phone.  Then, she stood in front of me (while I was leaned back in the chair) for a good 15 minutes just gabbing on the phone.  Three other workers were standing around me as well.. none of them had the decency to finish my brows.  Also, throughout her conversation, she kept holding her finger up and telling me to \"wait,\" even though I wasn't saying anything.  \n\nWhen she finally got off the phone, she finished my brows.  At one point she yanked really hard and my eye watered.  She then called me a crybaby.  Thanks?\n\nWhen I went to the register to pay, she asked me how much I was leaving her for a tip.  Wow.\n\n2 stars because both times I've been here, my brows looked pretty good.  However there are a million other places I'll go to instead who can do just as good of a job without the rude service and horrible location.
__label__3 I'm a simple man. Give me good beer, good wings and a tv and I'm one happy fella. This place has all these things and more. If it was closer, I'd be a regular. The food was really good, the service was as well. I tried some really great brews on tap and I look forward to trying more. They have a wall full of tvs for my viewing pleasure. I hear they have football specials too so I may have to check them out some Sunday.
__label__0 I am not buying into the hype. This place was dumpy with snotty airheaded old bartenders who will snub the shit out of you if you are a girl. She \"forgot\" about my drink for 15 minutes until I pointed it out to the other bartender. Then the original bartender magically remembered. $20 for two shitty drinks and atrocious service. The manager was more interested in groping the bartender when he was behind the bar than actually checking in with patrons. Other than that, it is a standard dark, dumpy bar with a decent selection of beer. There are six TVs playing sports, 80s music blasting, and a pool table. I think they played Juke Box Hero like 5 times.  \n\nVideo poker at bar. Smoking allowed. Weak drinks. Crowd is pretty old. Very meh ..not much separating from chains like yard house. Except at Yardhouse you aren't treated like shit. Also, the idiot airhead bartender added extra $2 to her tip to make it 20% which I am disputing with the bank. It isn't about $2.00 it's about the entitlement these idiots feel even when they provide below sub par service.
__label__4 Always has been a favorite! The management and staff have always been great and do whatever to keep you happy! There is not one bad food item on the menu and everything tastes so good it makes it hard to decide. Their Buffalo Mac and cheese is great, also a fan of their pretzel too. Also all the beer options will keep anyone satisfied.
__label__4 I am officially in a deep passionate food embrace with Il Vinaio and I don't see this liplock breaking off anytime soon. \n\nThe espousa and I went for a 6 course wine pairing on a Thursday night.  The dinner was six courses of seafood. We started with an amazing scallop dish, a tuna tartar, seared shrimp, halibut and steak and ended with a grilled pineapple and shortcake. With each course a glass of wine from prosecco to a syrah to a white port. Absolutely mouth watering fabulous, stellar, delicious, i could go on but you probably get the point!\n\n The wine pairings are a monthly event. I found the wines unique and not your run of the mill choices. We were seated at a long table with all the patrons who had reserved for the event. The owners of the restaurant joined in as well and the conversation was enjoyable and lively. A true diverse group who enjoyed wine. As new course arrived, there was a brief explanation of the wine served which was interesting without being too much information or taking away from the flow of the conversation. \n\nAll and all, a very enjoyable evening. Thanks Il Vinaio.
__label__3 Downtown Mesa isn't normally known for higher quality food or destination restaurants, but Il Vinaio is looking to buck that trend. It doesn't look like much from the outside and resides in an older building which resembles a diner built circa 1965. Inside, however, is a whole different story. \n\nThe restaurant has a large area in the middle that is mainly open and provides room for the live music. The upper part of the central area has wine related quotes on the walls. It's a nice touch and it adds some airiness to the layout. On either side of this central area is more seating. The tables are cozy and some even have small loveseat-like benched pulled up to them on one side. This was a nice touch and my date and I were able to sit next side by side and view the band (and each other) well. That set up is also conducive for sharing food.\n\nThere is a bar in the back corner of the restaurant and that seemed to be the most popular spot because there were only a few other patrons in the restaurant outside of the bar area (pretty empty for a Friday night). The live music is a nice touch, but it can get a little loud, so I'd recommend sitting away from the center of the restaurant if you want any chance of carrying on a conversation.\n\nThe wine list is a nice size and is good quality overall. Prices were kind of all over the map: from 1.5 - 3.0x retail. I was pleasantly surprised to see a Consilience Syrah on the menu ($11/glass), so we ordered that. It was absolutely lovely, with rich fruit and a smooth, lingering finish.\n\nThe food is basically a hodgepodge of Italian meets Greek meets Spanish combined with a little bit of whatever the chef feels like today. The menu broken in to Starters (apps and salads) and Entrees (fish, meat, and pasta dishes). As you know, I'm a fan of sharing food because it means you get to try more from the menu. Here's a rundown of what we ordered:\n\n    * Classico Bruschetta - This was pretty much what you'd expect ingredient-wise: tomatoes, garlic, basil, and Parmesan on toasted bread. However, this was probably the best bruschetta I've ever eaten (and I've had my share, trust me). The bread was toasted perfected in olive oil; slightly crunchy on the outside, yet soft in the middle. The tomatoes were so juicy and flavorful that we were fighting over them. The one warning I will give is that there is no lack of garlic on this.\n    *  Caesar Salad - Perfect size for sharing. This came with more of those yummy diced tomatoes on top, which I like on a Caesar. The dressing was very nice, with just enough pureed anchovies and garlic to give it a little kick without killing it. Croutons were good, but not great.\n    * Pasta Pomodoro -Angel hair pasta with fresh tomatoes (you sensing a meal theme here yet?), garlic, basil, and olive oil. Again, the tomatoes just rocked our world. The server split our dish for us, too, which I always appreciate. The pasta was good, but actually a tad bland. I rarely add salt to food after it's cooked, but this dish needed some and a dose of pepper flakes, too. \n    * Individual Apple Pie - The server may have been trying to get into my date's good graces as this dessert just appeared without us ordering it. We weren't complaining, though, because it was very good. Basically, it was a large ramekin lined with puff pasty, filled with apple pie goodness, and baked. Then topped with vanilla bean ice cream and a little caramel. The pastry was awesome as was the ice cream. The apples were good, but it was a bit much for me after the prior 3 courses. We put a nice dent in it, tho...\n\nFinal Take \n\nThe service was really top notch and very attentive. The food was solid and the wine selection was very good (beer choices are nice, too). Now whether downtown Mesa is ready for what Il Vinaio is offering is another story and I think that's biggest issue they face. The Mesa Center for the Arts is right down the street, so hopefully concert and theater goers will stumble upon this restaurant. But what I think would help Il Vinaio the most is some competition. My thoughts on this are that when you have a single, high quality restaurant surrounded by lower budget eateries, it's harder to draw the crowd to you. However, if there were a few higher quality restaurants in that area, well now you have something to attract more people. When one place is busy, you go to the next one over and check it out. Il Vinaio deserves to succeed and I hope that Mesa encourages similar caliber restaurants to set up shop.\n\nOverall Grade = B+ (Very Good)\n\nThe East Valley Foodie
__label__1 Stopped in here for lunch today with Arlin B., Robyn N. & Mike C.  I ordered an Antelope Burger with a salad & fries.  The salad & fries were ok but the Antelope Burger was another story.  First off, it arrived what I would call rare, when I had ordered it medium.  The server lady took it back for a re-do, but the new, improved burger was totally blah.  The meat had no flavor!  Now this was my first (& last) Antelope Burger, so maybe it's normal for it to be tasteless, but in any event, that's how it was.  The service was ok & the place is nice inside, but I have no plans to return.\n\nAntelope Burger & small salad $13, fries extra.
__label__0 Went for the carne fest and it was probably the worst experience I have ever had for the $45 I paid for dinner. The waitress couldn't remember to bring me my drink, the food was either under or over-cooked, service lacked professionalism and they ran out of nearly everything. \n\nI will never go here again.
__label__1 Nice atmosphere but no other customers on a Wednesday at lunch time.\n\nDecent menu though a bit on the pricey side.\n\nWine was 2 for 1 at lunch... thought that was nice.\n\nGreat service.\n\nOrdered the Vegetable Pasta and was looking forward to the zucchini and asparagus.  It was way to peppery yet bland.  Could have used more cheese also.\n\nI wouldn't go back.
__label__1 Food and service were mediocre. Nothing special in my opinion, not for that price. Had the tilapia the first time and it was very fishy tasting, which was not what I expected. Second time had the lobster Mac and cheese which was alright but not amazing. Boyfriend had the 10oz sirloin and the chicken a different time, which he said were good, so maybe it's just the fish that they serve there that's yucky.
__label__0 It was my first day at job. I have to reach at my office at 9:00 am.\nI called Orange taxi @ 8:15 am and they told the taxi will be at your place in 15 min.\nI was waiting in the lobby at the hotel. \nNow the time is 8:45 am and I tried to call them couple of times but they didnt picked my call.\nAt 8:45 am luckily they picked up my call. I asked them about the status of my call.\nThey told me the cab was waiting outside your hotel but no one showed up.\nIt was 23 degree Fahrenheit along with the wind and they expect me to stand outside the hotel.\nBut then the cab was not far away from my hotel so they called the driver and he came back in 5 minutes.\nI reached my office by 9:05 am and when I gave him the card he said the machine is not working here. Give me your card details I will call the office and they will approve the transaction over the  phone.\nMy taxi bill was $13.50 and after couple of days I check my credit card statement they charged me $15.50.\nThen I called back and they answered there is card transaction (which the driver didn't told me beforhand).\n\nIn short horrible horrible service by this guys.
__label__4 Another amazing visit to 5th and Wine with my friends! Dinner was amazing! Service was above and beyond. We are all changing our eating habits and the server was kind enough to split all of  our dishes for us so that we had smaller, more reasonable portions. That was way beyond our expectation and definitely not what we've been used to in recent months.\n\nBeef Bourginon again was awesome. The strawberry gorgonzola salad is perfectly dressed. We also had the chicken picatta and butternut squash soup. Sooo good. \n\nLove 5th and Wine. Can't wait to go back.
__label__3 They now carry a perfectly servicable New Zealand sauvignon blanc, added some mood lighting, have an excellent happy hour menu and have expanded their bruchetta offerings (try the hummus...it's outrageous). Happiness.
__label__3 Great ambience and good food. They have extensive wine list and  simple tasty menu. Great for big groups and have outside patio seating as well. Beef bourguinon was awesome but the fried pickles I can do without. We also ordered fried calamari and the dipping sauce was delish.
__label__2 I really like this place.  The food, drinks, and wine are always delicious.  The service is great,  but I can't get over how loud they play the live music on Friday and Saturday nights.  The music itself is fun and provides a great feeling, but don't plan on being able to have a conversation if you're in the main room while they pump it in on a speaker.
__label__3 I really enjoyed my evening at fifth and wine. The atmosphere was great and the service was attentive! I would recommend this And would visit again!
__label__2 My boyfriend and I came in for dinner on a usual Friday night. We were seated towards the back of the dining room, and were thirsty and hungry. I had the house Pinot Gris and he had a beer. There was no bread service, but there were a good variety of appetizers on the menu. We started with the bruchetta, the pick 2 for $6.95 and got the apple and fig jam and tomato, basil, evoo, and mozz. The bruchetta was good, maybe for me the best part of the meal.\n\nFor the entrees, I had the chicken with pesto bowties and it was okay, I felt the sauce was kind of heavy and had too much of a pesto and cream flavor for me; but it could be I personally thought it was too heavy. My boyfriend had cheese and crackers (yes, he loves cheese and cracks enough to have it as an entree); and his was good but the server didn't identify the cheeses when he dropped it off. I know, I know.. we should know what cheeses we picked, but at some point if you have 3 white cheeses in front of you- its tough to know which is which. The cheese to meat ratio was very low; there definitely could have been more cheese to go with the varities of prochutto, salami and (fill in the meat I forgot here). The cheese plate came with bread. \nThe service was okay, not spectacular. The young lady we had serving the table did a nice job but had an attitude. Definitely worth a try for the vibe and nice location in Old Town. I will probably continue comig back for late night drinks, and maybe sample a dessert next time.
__label__4 This is the most comfortable place to have a glass of wine, relax, and enjoy some great food. Their service is amazing. There are really comfy seats and couches inside and great outdoor seating. You could literally spend hours here. They have wi-fi, so you can chill out on your CPU or IPad. The bar super cool. Very nice bartenders that are knowledgable and accommodating. Their wine is killer, of course, or they wouldn't be named 5th and Wine right?
__label__3 Great wine and bruschetta, especially the apple one. Good live music when I went. They need a fire pit outside though! There is not much out there and they need to liven it up some. But great wine bar
__label__1 Let me start off with I love this place. Good food, good wine, nice atmosphere. The service yesterday however was not good and a serious bummer on our lunch. The blonde waitress forgot my drink order. No big deal I can handle my lunch with water. The waitress takes our order ask for the burger temps, we both asked for med. We got two well done burgers and my one modification of no relish. You guessed it had it on there. She checked backed on us when we were two bites away from being done. We were hungry so I scraped and we ate our dry over cooked burgers. This is a great place but I'd suggest not sitting in miss blonde's section.
__label__4 We came because of the $5 glasses of wine and oh were they good. Viogner blend is crisp & fresh, the cab franc was smoky.  The service was great our waitress was very candid & funny. The apple & prosciutto bruschetta are both amazing, you can mix & match.
__label__3 Parking free, drinks are doubles, free w/guestlist.  Spanish dancing all night in a classy location!
__label__1 They were training a new employee when I arrived. It's an airport location but since I was the only customer, I expected nothing out of the ordinary. I asked for a tea latte with less ice but the girl taking my order just gave me a \"sure\" without passing on the specification. The barista making my drink gave me a full cup of ice (when I finished, half my cup was still crushed compacted ice) and then didn't bother to wipe down a dripping wet cup after she shook it. Splashes of tea all over my blouse? Not cool.\n\nOnly redeeming factor was when I asked to speak with a manager, she offered to refund my beverage and/or make a new one. I took the refund. She didn't look all that thrilled with listening to my problems. It's okay, I'm equally as not thrilled to be writing this review.
__label__2 So so menu choices but goodness their marinara is great!!!  We bought the risotto friend appetizer and a pizza and both were better because of the marinara. The menu just doesn't hit its stride. It's an ok place to go but not something to go out of your way for.
__label__0 We came here with a discount coupon from tickets 4tonight, which we paid $4 for and told the waiter about it.  He said fine and he told us about the prefixe menu they had there that night.  We ordered it and were half way through when we were told that the manager wouldn't allow us to use the coupon for that meal.  Ruined the meal.
__label__3 Located inside Monte Carlo next to Dragon Noodles. They have a Sunday Red Sauce Dinner with 3 course dinner-salad, entree, dessert. It comes with free breadsticks and marinara sauce. The waiter was good on refills. Nice place to eat there for dinner.
__label__2 We were so hungry...I think anything would've tasted good!  LOL!  But everything was good.  My favorite is their baked omelets...we were in a hurry so I didn't have time to wait 18 minutes while it baked.\nAs expected...pancakes, eggs and bacon were all good.  Coffee was average.  \nI was a little disappointed to see they were getting rid of the military discount.  I would be curious to know why they aren't going to have that anymore.  A 20% discount is minimal considering the service they provide to our country.  Also, every time I've ever been at Aliante, it is crawling with service people.  It would seem to me, it'd be a better marketing strategy to get those large groups of people in, rather than not.  I'm sure it was an incentive to have them come in...without it, Aliante will just be another casino and the Original Pancake House is just another place to have breakfast.  There's plenty of places to choose from.  Ie:  The Cannery.....very service person friendly, and pretty sure it's closer to Nellis.
__label__3 For the me, the service has always been great.  All the employees here have always been attentive and for once, not trying to rip you off.  I know how to work on cars and know when a mechanic or manager is trying to pull one on you.  Not this place.  In fact, I've been here twice where they fixed a flat without charging me a penny.  I will definitely be back the next time I need service for my car. \n\nNow for some facts...I have a company issued car meaning that all the service is paid by my company.  Also, any additional work needed is paid through by my company.  Not a bad deal for me so I can't begin to comment on the cost to get work done becauses I never have to pay out of pocket.  I am judging this place based on service and the fact that they never tell me I have something wrong when I don't.\n\nMy only gripe is the waiting room.  Nice TV, but no cable or DirecTV.  I know, now I'm getting picky.  I had to find something wrong, right?
__label__0 This review is based on food and drinks. Horrible service, mediocre product. If you decline the constant upsells they will ignore you. \n\nI'm sure it will do well due to its location and everyones willingness to support the club. As for the food and drinks so many better places worth exploring. I'm going to put this in the same category as Tao it will be fun to party at (anticipating) but better eating elsewhere.
__label__0 Wow. And this is not a good wow at all.\n\nDid NOT expect such bad food here. My fellow diners said they had better steaks from Outback, possibly Sizzler and Cocos.\n\nThe waiters seem programmed to try to upsell everything. The only \"amazing\" food on the menu from the kitchen are the highest priced items. \n\nConsidering how much amazing food is available in Vegas, Beso sucks some major donkey balls. The various managers are completely useless.  The manager we got to \"work\" with Chad Jahn is beyond useless. The consensus is that he's an ex-bouncer and doesn't even know how to manage to make a drink much less manage a high-profile restaurant.\n\nThere seems to be too many staff running around pretending to be busy than actually working.  I saw no less than 3 managers pretty much walking the floor doing nothing.  None of them went up to any tables to inquire about the food, the service or anything that would normally be relevant to their jobs. There were too many hostesses worried about their outfits and make-up and being seen. \n\nNow, onto the food. Again, WOW. It was beyond awful--once it actually came out.  Apparently our ticket got dropped TWICE by the kitchen. And, did any manager come out to apologize and try to make nice? Uh, that'd be a no.\n\nThat's where the wonderful and awfully helpful /insert sarcasm here Chad came over. And he only came over because we actually asked the waiter where the manager was and why he wasn't the one trying to sooth things over with us.  Instead, we told him what we expected from our service. Comped food, a steep discount and free dessert/coffee/tea. At least he had the competency to do that, so I guess there is some hope. BUT, the best part is--he wasn't the one telling us. Our poor waiter was the one breaking the news. Isn't that a manager's job?\n\nThe waiter and his trainee were so sweet and trying to help out, but honestly, what else can they do? I think they pretty much gave up when they knew how much of the dinner was going to be cut, therefore reflecting their tip. We made sure they were compensated for their work. As for the main tab? Aw hale naw.  Took whatever discount they gave us. Normally our group would order 1-2 desserts to share. Yeah, call us greedy and bitter, but we each ordered one.  The sad thing is? Even the dessert took 15 minutes to come out AND it wasn't good.\n\nThe one star was because our waiter actually tried so hard.\n\nFinal report: More style than substance.
__label__2 Nothing about Beso, in particular, makes me want to return for a second visit. \n\nWe had a reservation but were advised to wait at the bar an extra 10-15 minutes prior to being seated in a dining room with many open tables- most likely to squeeze an extra $13 for a Jack Daniels & $14 for a Belvedere cocktail from us.\n\nWe were seated at a nice, ample booth looking out at the City Center fountain/cul de sac and with view of the entire dining room. The service was very professional and informed.\n \nTheir lobster bisque was extremely salty. \n\nLobster mac & cheese was yummy, as a leftover- from what my date later told me. \n\nI thought it was a unique cut of meat to offer, but for $48, their 16oz bone-in Filet left much to be desired. I later learned that several other restaurants in the city were offering bone-in filet cuts. \n\nOverall, a one-time experience. There are many other steakhouses in town that I would opt to go to before Beso.
__label__1 You know, for it being such an upscale restaurant, I expected way better service and food. I'm really disappointed in myself for not reading these reviews before we decided to go, as it would have saved us a lot of money. \n\nFirst off, I don't understand why we are asked to wait fifteen minutes when there are plenty tables that are visibly open for seating. After a half hour passed (mind you, we were the only party waiting), we had to walk back up to the host counter to bring it to their attention that we were still waiting to be seated... apparently the had forgotten about us. The best part? The host was visibly on his cell phone in front of customers-- how is this professional at all? Does he not realize that he is the first person that potential customers see? \n\nFor starters, we ordered the guacamole as the appetizer, which was kept simple and nice, although I don't think I would pay $10 for it again. Their tortilla soup was also a little too brothy for me. For being a type of restaurant with a little mexican/latino \"flavor\", you would think that a dish like this would taste a little more authentic. I really hoped the food would be all it was priced to be, but $42 for a fillet mignon A LA CARTE? Oh, and lets not forget the $13 truffle mashed potatoes that tasted like they came fresh out of a box. Is it sad to say that I've had better mashed potatoes at a cheap dive bar? Come on! \n\nIts pretty obvious that the restaurant cares more for the presentation of the food rather than the quality. I have had way better food and service for a fraction of what we paid at this restaurant, unfortunately.
__label__1 I was very disappointed during my first visit here. I ordered the Seafood Louie Lobster Salad, Foie Gras and Filet Mignon. The Seafood Salad and Foie Gras were good, but my Filet Mignon, which I ordered rare, came out medium well! On top of that, it took me 10 minutes to flag down my waiter. I actually had to flag down a bus boy to get the waiter for me. I finally got my rare Filet Mignon, but it was way too salty. The churro dessert we got was also nothing special. \n\nThis restaurant is extremely overpriced considering the quality of food and service you get. Bad service and subpar food. Sorry, Eva Longoria, your restaurant es no bueno.
__label__3 This Place is Beautiful!\nMy friends and I were invited over by a promoter on the strip. It was a Saturday night and we were dressed for and on our way to the club. He told us that we would have dinner and drinks for free at Besos and would have free entrance into the club that was just nextdoor, Eve(see review). This was around the time when Aria hotel had just opened so we were stoked!\n\nThings went exactly as he said they would. We got a free meal and free glass of Champagne. It was very crowded in there too. Everyone was dressed nicely, they were chatting and drinking their lives away. This is the kind of atmosphere I enjoy!! LOL\n\n I only ordered a salad because I didn't want my stomach to expand any larger than it already was in my skin tight dress! The salad was decent good and my glasses of champagne, even better. We sat at the bar and the bartender was so nice, very personable and funny.\n\nIm not exactly sure what the prices were like here but the restaurant is inside of ARIA so I would say $$$$ sounds about right!
__label__3 This is a beautiful lounge with an amazing view and excellent service.  The tea is quality and well presented.  There is also a nice cocktail selection.  I haven't tried the food.  \n\nIt is, however, a bit pricey.  I understand that it caters to a higher level clientele, but if the prices were a tad more reasonable, I'd return far more often (and award it with 5 stars).
__label__3 As part of my bachelorette weekend, my friends surprised with a classy afternoon for some tea and a TINY TINY lunch. =]   I wish they would have more scones and the mini sandwiches and less dessert but everything was pretty delicious.
__label__0 My husband had been begging me to go to this place to check out with him for months! So, after seeing pictures and reading a few reviews, I decided to go. Mind you, this was the first time for the both of us, and I was pretty excited to try something different in Vegas!\nAs we walked in, it was quite smaller than what I had imagined... Which, I loved! ( I felt like it was more intimate) after ordering, they brought out teas, which were out of this world! Then came the food. Tea sandwiches were good, and the different flavors definitely played with your taste buds in such a way, I can't even begin to explain. So... We moved on to the next plate, egh didn't care for the scones, a bit under cooked..jellies were good, though. Finally, the desserts! I was so incredibly excited , as they all looked delicious! Unfortunately, out of the 5, one was just \"okay\". Everything else was too bitter and has a funny taste as it touched your tongue.\nHere comes the bad part, as my husband and I were sitting there, all of a sudden I get a sudden urge to vomit, as does he. I barely make it to the bathroom, for 5 minutes I'm throwing every thing up. I come out, and then it's my husbands turn!\nCold sweat, bitter stomach, bad food. \nSuch a let down for such a beautiful place. \nFor the price (95, which tip is automatically included) totally not worth it.
__label__3 My daughter recently got married at the Mandarian Oriental and since she had seen their afternoon tea service was highly rated we decided to host afternoon tea for a number of the ladies attending the wedding (25 to be exact).  Angela De Cosmo is an amazing event co-coordinator.  The couple had been conversing with Angela over the past  7 months regarding their wedding and when we decided to have a tea party I just emailed Angela and she organized it.  Since we were having so many, she arranged for us to use the Bar room on the 23rd floor for our event which just happened to be where the wedding reception the next evenig was being held. It's almost as gorgeous during the day as it is at night.  The views are staggering. We opted for scones with Devon cream and jam and a variety of pastries with our tea (hot and cold). They were all a big hit and plenty was provided.  At the last minute (same day), I found out two guests only ate glueten-free foods and once again Angela came through.  I only have two issues: the two gluten-free guests were provided with their own plate of only 3 pastries each.  I think there should have been little more and if other guests chose to try one, all the better.  Secondly, I expected the tea to be served in tea pots but instead a variety of tea packets were provided and hot water and guests served themselves. Perhaps this was only because of our numbers but I expected a little more service for the price. All in all, the guests were thrilled with the event and all wished we had dressed up with gloves and hats.  It was a great getting to know you event especially since many were from cities mostly from all over North America but a couple from Europe.  I would recommend afternoon tea at the MO to any brides bringing  a number women together for the first time.  I think it helped make the wedding reception more pleasurable as we had already had an opportunity to meet.  Angela made it so easy to arrange.
__label__2 My only complain is if you are going to add 18% gratuity please inform the guest first. I used to be a server I always inform the guest verbally or written on the check. It's really shady especially comes from an international hotel chain.
__label__4 I came to Vegas on the weekend where the Finals Rodeo was starting...it was so interesting.  Every single casino you walked into, you'll get cowboys and cowgirls galore!! \n\nShhhh....don't tell anyone, but cowboys do exsist. These were real live in the flesh cowboys, with the tight jeans, plaid button ups (tucked in), big belt buckle, cowboy boots...and to finish off the outfit a big ass cowboy hat! \n\nI've never been anywhere with tons of cowboys just walkin' around. There were block parties sponsered by crown royal where some of the little streets were closed down on Las Vegas Blvd. and they had drinks, country music and a mechanical bull. \n\nI was very impressed with the transformation of the Vegas strip into a rodeo finals for all the cowboys! It was fascinating, growing up in Southern California, I'm not too exposed to real cowboys, perhaps just at the country line dancing bars I've been to, which I call the cowboy bar. But this was a real treat for me. \n\nNow I can cross off meeting real life cowboys off my list. Thanks Rodeo Finals for holding it in Vegas! Yippee ki yay Mo...
__label__1 The BBQ in this little strip mall joint decidedly does NOT rock.  I've never been to the original Rock Store but I've heard good things.  I had some time to kill between photography jobs in Mint Hill, it was lunch time, and I was in the parking lot, so I decided to grab some good old NC style BBQ pork.\n\nI should have realized that any place with all that traffic outside and a jam packed parking lot at high noon that only had three customers inside may have problems.\n\nI had the pulled pork sandwich and potato wedges.  The pork was dry and without sauce or flavor, slapped on a cold bun.  I was offered several sauces and chose the spicy, which was OK but too sweet and not very spicy.  I was horrified to see that when I ordered fries the lady behind the counter pulled open a warming oven and pulled out a pan filled with a giant pile of precooked wedges being kept warm.  There were enough wedges in that pan to feed everybody in the parking lot.  She grabbed a handful off of the top of the huge pile and put them in a cardboard boat.  You can about imagine how they were.  Flavor, not bad but texture, soggy, limp and old.\n\nAnother Charlotte area BBQ joint bites the dust. Too bad.
__label__4 \"Must be born on or before today's date, 1991, to purchase alcohol\" \n\nWELLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLl what do you know about that. APRIL FOOLS BABY I'M THE 21 and YOU WILL SERVE ME WELL! \n\nHaha, they're pretty good about checking your ID, so make sure you have that handy, so you can get started on your Fat Tuesday on Sunday morning!! It was pretty short of amazing. Take your pick on cups and get started because once you have the cup, you can just keep coming back for more! \n\nMy all time favorite is the 44 Magnum (190 Octane & Hurricane). A mixture of Orange Juice and Vodka-190 O and the Hurr- is a Strawberry and Rum Daiquiri. Noms, you really feel it in the slushy. You're all thinking that it's cute like something you get from Seven-11, but really it's absolutely delicious and wonderful, especially in that Las Vegas heat! There's a list of most enjoyed mixes, or you can create your own! For a dollar, it's an extra shot in your drink in a test tube. It's cute and a tad bit hard to get the vodka out, so I just waited until I was at the end of my daiquiri before unleashing that shot! \n\nIt's at a continent location, in Mandalay Bay by shopping and hotels and casinos and they take cups and do refills from anywhere. It's the only Fat Tuesday in that general area, since the rest are Evening Call, but it's worth it and the prices are usually under 20$. The refills are like 11$ and under, so not bad not bad. Like a mini alcoholic slushy paying mini bar.\n\nI will be back. And you should come try, especially if you're thirsty.  \n(PS. I wasn't hurting the next time, even with the shots. I probably needed even more!)\nNot to mention, since it is Vegas, they take pretty much most forms of payment in terms of cards and cash!
__label__3 Thank you Fat Tuesday for helping me get my mom buzzed/drunk!\n\nMy mom is drawn to the yard long cups and requested two for the group, but we knew better and bought one. We got the $13 cup that comes with a $10 refill when you bring back the cup. Our bartender was sarcastic and funny. We tried a couple flavors and ultimately chose the peach and mango mix. The peach schnapps and mango flavor hid the fact that there was 151 in the drink. \n\nNeedless the say, we had a good time with tasty drinks. My boyfriend got an long island iced tea and damn...they don't skimp on the booze.\n\n By the time we got there the line was short so no problems there. Yay! If you see a little Asian lady with a huge smile and an empty cup asking for a refill...that's my mom.
__label__3 Wow! This is a hidden gem! I found this place while cycling along the canal early one morning. It is very peaceful and serene. One can take a load off and get lost in the waterfall for hours. I would love to see the waterfall in the evening or at night!
__label__3 Clean, well designed, easy to navigate.  Loved this place.  Picked up a few bath bombs, scents are fantastic and found a table of $10 \"Mystery Bags\" in the back... GET ONE, mine was loaded with six of their gorgeous bars of soap!  $40.00 worth for $10... can't beat that.  \n\nThis place is a bit like the store LUSH, but definitley at a better price point.  Not as much variety, they have shampoo bars, bath bombs, sugar scrubs, body wash, lotions and bar soaps.  Didn't appear to be any facial products or hair conditioners.
__label__3 Located in the Venetian Canal Shoppes, Basin White instantly became my go-to for a serious body pamper. Liz D. introduced me to this location (the other is in Downtown Disney of Anaheim) and we watched intently as the staff demonstrated a bath bomb. As it fizzled and caused the water to glow, we were surrounded by the light and flowery scent of plumeria. The staff were extremely knowledgeable of their products and were helpful in finding specific items.\n\nI absolutely LOVE their body butter. The texture of the butter is velvety and creamy with subtle scents of almond coconut, lemon sugar, pink sugar, plumeria, vanilla grapefruit, wild jasmine, and a few others. I opted for the paradise and wild jasmine. Both fragrances were not overwhelming, but wonderfully aromatic. At $18 a pop (or 2 for $30), they're pretty pricey but for the high-quality ingredients, they're well worth it. \n\nThey also carry an array of bath salts, soaps, candles, perfume, moisturizers, and body scrubs.\n\nThe store is set up like a huge, upscale bathroom! How cute is that?
__label__2 Hmmm, go for happy hour and get the appetizers.  Watch the time, too, because if you dont get your drink order in....they won't honor it.  \n\nI was close at getting my last drink, but the rest of my party was denied.  Bartender said Verizon time and we all had Verizon phones, so we looked.  It was 12 min before the hour. I had asked for a drink TWICE already so I got mine, but the others were S.O.L.  We still had more and then closed out the tab and proceeded on to the dining area for $350.00.\n\nOysters were YUM, bread was good, main meal was just ok.  Atmosphere is amazing with the unicorn fish, especially.  Honestly, I would rather go back to Triple Sevens Brewery at Main Street Station though for more Pumpkin Ale and good sandwiches.  Anyhow....  It's vegas so you are paying high dollar for mediocre food.  It's just what it is.  Enjoy!!!\n\nDidnt get to try a desert, but they looked fab!
__label__3 sit by the aquarium!
__label__4 I was in need of a fill, Steve was amazing!  I went over on my lunch hour and he had me in and out quickly.  I must admit I'm happier with the job he did then my regular place.  There is nothing special about the front of this location, but dont judge there is so much more inside!  All of the people were very friendly, it was clean, and there wasnt that strong nail salon smell.  I'm a customer for good now!
__label__1 Guy who did my nails did a horrible job. They looked awful. He seemed to be in a hurry and it showed. Definitely the worst full set I've ever had. This place is always too crowded and loud.
__label__2 I've noticed inconsistent reviews here. People are either really happy or really ticked off. I live on the other side of the universe from this shop, and I have a \"regular\" shop near me which I visit 2x a month. However, this is the only shop I have found to do \"creative\" designs (like a plaid pedicure at Christmas).  \nI have been here 6 times and have been very pleased.  The shop is in a bad area, so I don't know what people expect. Also, when English is not a first language and the shop employees are not from this country.....you sometimes have to make allowances for culture.  Yes - I have left nail salons because of a lack of friendliness, cleanliness.....and yes, I wish those who open businesses in our neighborhoods would prioritize learning how to do business according to the client's expectations ......and not their own. There ARE nail salons where they have learned to do this: speak English, be friendly, run an organized shop, be professional. This shop has a lot to learn, but I've never received a \"bad\" pedicure.
__label__0 My friend and I were looking forward to having lunch here on our lunch break last Friday. I drove by the new restaurant and thought it was a good idea to try it out, especially since we love Italian food. So we got there about 12:30 p.m. and there were about 4-5 tables of two customers each. We waited at the hostess stand, the waitress looked at us, but never acknowledged that she would be right with us or smiled or anything. So we waited for about 5 minutes. At this time, the other customers that were seated started looking at us. So needless to say, we decided to have lunch elsewhere. We would have liked to try the place out, but never had the chance to. I'm not sure if they are short staffed or something, but we would have waited had someone said they'd be right with us at some point....
__label__0 Just quoted me $1,200, over the phone, to install a 36\"x80\" replacement entry door in a condo!
__label__4 Lindo MIchoacan has received so many BEST OF LAS VEGAS awards and now they have a location in Henderson with an incredible view of the city.  It doesn't get much better than great Mexican food with a view.
__label__1 It's too bad with so few good Mexican restaurants, what passes for good now is just very ordinary. The food at Lindo is plentiful on the plate and not outrageously priced... it's just that it does not make you say, I must return here. \nFor folks in Henderson, it's a long trip up to the World Market Center, but that's where you'll find interesting and very creative Mexican fare... at  Mundo Restaurant. ..(moving from their previous location over on Ft Apache, wish they decided to come to Henderson instead).\nhttp://www.lasvegasweekly.com/news/2010/apr/14/viva-el-mundo/
__label__2 Gets three stars because of the service and the view. Both of which are great. The prices are way too high for the quality of the food that you get. I work near East Los and this place would shut down after two weeks there.
__label__1 I have to second Elysia E's review of Lindo in Henderson.... I'm a huge fan of the Sahara and Eastern location and almost all others, but my entire party was disappointed with our experience here.\n\nIt has been said that the building they took over was formerly an Italian location with a fantastic view of the city and Lindo seems like they put up some cheap decor and painted the walls.  The location on Sahara and Eastern makes you feel like your in a traditional cantina with a bevy of fine tequila's and hispanic culture.  \n\nOnward to the food.... My girlfriend order the chimichangas which were a huge disappointment and had to be sent back.  We try to never send back food from both working in the restaurant industry.  Furthermore, my carne asada was tough and chewy.  I still ate my weight in bean and salsa dip along with everyone else.  \n\nI just would love to see the same consistency at the Henderson location that I'm used to from Lindo.  Not to worry..... I still plan on stopping in for fresh made tortillas often :)
__label__1 I went here for dinner with my husband tonight.  We were sat in one of the booths that are close to the entrance and had virtually no view.  After eating our bland meal we walked down to the area behind the bar which had an awesome view.... AND 90% empty seats.  The food looked good but was very bland, I added the salsa from the chips to my meal.  The sauce for the green pork burrito was odd tasting too....very lime/citrusy tasting.
__label__3 I don't usually dig Mexican food so I wasn't too thrilled when my husband suggested we give this place a try. He was suckered in by the large glass windows and the restaurant's location, perched high atop a mountain overlooking the Vegas valley. (The view did NOT disappoint, by the way! It's a great place to take out of town visitors to impress them with a stunning view). \n\nThe restaurant is large and spacious. The hostess was super friendly, and you walk in right by the open kitchen. The menu is large with all sorts of interesting and creative dishes (I got a chicken breast cooked with sweet peppers and topped with cream and it was amazingly tasty). I also asked if I could have veggies instead of rice and beans and they said no problem and were very accommodating! All dinners come with freshly made flour tortillas (sooooo yummy), rice & beans (or a vegetable medly of mushrooms, onions, zucchini and peppers if you ask), and a pretty dang good cup of soup (tomato broth with noodles). Another big plus is that they serve Pepsi products. Nothing's better than a fizzy Diet Pepsi on a hot day!\n\nThe complimentary corn chips, salsa and bean dip were nothing to write home about, but we managed to gobble down almost the entire basket. The food really is \"Mexican gourmet\" as advertised. The ingredients tasted fresh and the options inspired. There are also standard items for picky eaters (tacos, quesadillas, fajitas). \n\nThe best thing about this place is the service! We had TOP NOTCH service, better service than we have had in some of the fancy places in town! I kid you not. We never had to ask for anything or needed anything. It was amazing. The service here is something that really surprised me but it will keep me going back!
__label__1 This was my second time here. My first experience was great but this time around, not so much.I asked the waiter what is the difference between Al Ajillo and Al Mojo de Ajo, he answered that it is the same thing, that it was just a misprint on the menu. He said its just garlic salt, pepper and a little spice. So I ordered a steak with shrimp al mojo de Ajo but when i received the plate it was covered in a wine sauce. A wine sauce that was supposed to be reduced but instead was watery.The waiter never even mentioned it had wine and there was so much it ruined the meat, rice, etc. My husband let the waiter know of our disappointment but we never received an apology from him. We did receive great service from other staff members but that isn't enough to make me go back to this restaurant. People do seem to enjoy the atmosphere here but I prefer to enjoy my food and this place couldn't do that for me.
__label__0 Went today for father's it's one of my fave's spot but today my wife went to the restroom to take my daughter, she came back she had lost her appetite the restroom was disgusting.  They had just brought our food had to take to good. \nThey won't get my business no more.
__label__1 Someone's gonna have to roll me over with a minivan, ;probably Matthew C. \n\nI think a rock is sitting at the bottom of my stomach.\n\nI got the The DJ with corned beef, emmentaler, and extra side helping of heart attack onna plate. \n\nI was starving. And after eating more calories than I normally consume in an entire day, I was still hungry, but feeling grossed out. Skimpy sandwich, entirely lacking in meat, with extra helpings of butter or other grease.\n\nPerhaps I should have stuck to a more basic grilled cheese sandwich.\n\nThe French Onion Soup was okay. The croutons were nicely crunchy, though I think this is a soup that needs bread. No melted cheese on top, but the cheese pooled at the bottom was okay.\n\nBF got the grampa sized sandwich and it just seemed like more bread.\n\nI'd rather spend an extra dollar and get more meat.\n\nIf you're looking for health food, you're in the wrong place. But I think even a grilled cheese doesn't have to have so much grease/fat/heart attack.\n\nI could swear off food for a week after this sandwich, if I weren't still hungry.\n\nI wanted to love it. Really, I did.
__label__2 Decent pizza, pretty close in quality to Setabello. Menu has gotten a lot smaller and the price is a little on the high side for pizza. Good service and cozy environment.
__label__3 I ate here back in December.  I love the pizza and salads here.  Absolutely delicious!!!  Try the one in Brooklyn, NY.
__label__3 Craving a slice of NY pizza and you live in Vegas? I think we all agree, this place is IT!  Some may complain it's too far from the strip or from Summerlin. Trust me, it's worth the drive. Why didn't I give it a 5 star? Because, I've had NY pizza and nothing comes close to that. Go get yourself a slice.\n\nAnd if you don't care what your thighs will say after you've devoured a pint of creamy ice cream then head on over next door...(I don't remember the name). They have great lucious creamy ice cream. yum!
__label__1 Service was okay. Eh, the pizza is well... a little grim. Ordered the pepperoni and sausage pizza. The meat tasted weird. Sauce was okay. I spent $38 for a lousy pizza and a few drinks. \n\nNothing special about this place. No reason to return. \n\nI've had better.
__label__2 For such a thin pizza, it's really overpriced. I ordered extra cheese as a topping, and it was barely any cheese on the pizza. \nThe pizza is much different from what I am usually used to. \n\nThey have only a few items to choose from on the menu, like salad and pizza choices only. \n\nIf it gets cold it pretty much has to be thrown out because it gets really hard even when heated up. \n\nGreat thing about this place is that they use a coal oven. That's really good, it always makes pizza better. \n\nThe pizza was decent, but just not my type.
__label__2 GRIMALDI's PIZZERIA has a lot going for them with tools and technique at the top of the list. to my sensibilities, a coal fired oven really produces the perfect crust and, at least in my experience, GRIMALID's consistantly does it well.\n\nbut the quality of their toppings is really no different than the national chains that dispatch pimple-faced kids to your doorstep when you're too tired to drag your ass to a \"real\" restaurant and that's kind of disappointing.\n\nand i can't say i'm wild about their sauce either. theirs is raw (and \"lightly drizzled\" over the other toppings so the crust stays crispy) and i'm partial to a long-simmered version -- i enjoy the additional depth of flavor.\n\nso, the quest for the perfect pizza goes on ...
__label__4 Just had a nice large pizza with pepperoni, sausage and shrooms.  Awesome!  i love the thin crust style and the perfectly melted cheese.\n\nGreat service, great atmosphere and as mentioned... GREAT pizza!\n\nWill definitely be back for more.
__label__1 Went there after the club waiting to get my hands on some wings...after waiting for a table for 30 minutes, we sat down only to find out that they DISCONTINUED THE DAMN 25cent WINGS!!!!  It's $7.99 now for 10 wings and fries, BS.....anyways, it is cheap food price and quality wise.  You get what you pay for.  Waiter messed up the order, but whatever.\n\nAnd if you want wings tossed in butter, get mild...:/
__label__0 So after a long Vegas night of gambling and a magic show, and convincing the old man not to empty out our savings we head out of the MGM to the car.  I wanted to sober up my guy a little and convince him why not spending the rest of our money at ANOTHER casino was a good thing so I turned to Yelp to help me in my quest.  Mad Onion came up.  It was inside the Hooters casino so I figured at least the pretty girls will distract him from the poker cards, but, alas, there wasn't any!  Where did they all go?\n\nWe went inside the Mad Onion and were seated after 5 minutes (it was dead, so I don't know why we had to wait).  We started out with the shrimp cocktail and onion soup.  The shrimp cocktail was good, but the onion soup wasn't.  It had barely any soup, in fact, it was just soggy bread and cheese.  He ordered the pork chops and I ordered the Cajun Prime Rib.  Pork Chops weren't cooked all the way.  The HUGE portion of mashed potatoes for the side wasn't bad, but they didn't give us any gravy for them.  The cajun prime rib was way over seasoned and salty.  I kept wondering where our waiter was, too (I needed more water to wash down the salty food).  I think we wasted around $80 here.\n\nAfter we were done, we had to wait forever for valet (it was dead, people!).  I don't plan on coming here again.
__label__1 Terrible Prime Rib. But the drinks were good and the French Onion soup was pretty tasty.
__label__1 we had 20 chicken wings and the prime rib dinner with a sprite for ~20 on a friday night (3am).\n\n- chicken wings are a bit oily. after a few, it becomes hard to eat. oil overwhelms the flavor. medium taste like regular fried chicken without sauce. \n- 10 wings for 2.50. can only get them 10 at a time. 25 cents only for owl club members you have to get a drink to get it also.\n- prime rib was a bit rubbery and cold. mash potatoes were pretty good. green beans were a bit disgusting, tasted like it came out from a can. \n- friendly and fast service.
__label__4 Iam a local stayed weekend at Hooters place had great prices took a shot at it been there 4 more time whole family loves it
__label__2 The chicken was fresh and very tasty first time there but greasy cant make it a habit
__label__1 Been here twice. The first time was great because the 6 of us were the only customers in there at the time. Went back today and found they were hosting two birthday parties at the same time. Waited over 20 minutes just to get noticed while standing at the counter. Then, I was told it would be at least another 30 minutes until they could get us in a race. Do not waste your time here if they are hosting any birthday parties. They only staff this place with a couple of people. There is nothing to do while you wait except play a few video games and drink from vending machines. If you pull up and there are more than 10 cars in the parking lot, don't even bother unless you want to kill several hours.\n\nYou would think for the $20-$25 you pay per race, these guys could pay a few more minimum wage kids to help out. Especially on the weekends! The main issue is the time it takes to go through their registration\\check-in process. Then, by the time they get you to watch the safety video and put helmets on all the racers it takes them about 20-30 minutes per group.\n\nThe plus side is the place is clean. The track and cars are fun to race. It is indoor so you don't have to worry about hot or cold days.
__label__2 I really wanted to love Games N' At, but it ended up just being OK.  CMU rented out this space on a Tuesday night so we didn't have to pay the cover charge to play games.  I was so excited after looking at the website because they had skeeball!  YAY!\n\nHere is the thing, lots of the games give tickets, and you have to pay additionally for those games.  I didn't want tickets; I wanted to play.  I'm not all that into arcade games so not being able to use any of the classic pinball games or skeeball games was a let down.  Duck pin bowling is also an additional cost.  The website is just misleading.\n\nIf you like pool and other arcade games, this would be an amazing place to hang out for very little money.
__label__2 We went to BB Kings Blues Club hoping to .....hear blues or jazz.  Instead we watched playoff games.  Yippeee?? THe band started to warm up as we were getting ready to leave. Very disappointed but our waitress was GREAT!!
__label__1 I swear this place used to better so when I saw a coupon on restaraunt.com for it I swooped it up. We werent staying at the mirage and went out of our just to get here. Shoulda saved the money on the cab and the rest of our food. Seriously why is this crappy food so expensive. I had the gumbo which wasnt bad but also not good. It was a small step up from campbells soup gumbo. She had the catfish po boy and it was served with about two french fries and the roll looked like the crappiest little hoagie roll ever. She said it was good. We also had fried pickles which are kinda gross.\n\nI used to like this place and it was a good to get something cheap at their happy hour when staying at the mirage. Dont travel out of your way for this one with a coupon its not worth it all.
__label__1 CUSTOMER SERVICE NOT THE BEST but the food is pretty good!!  After reading all of the reviews, my friend and I were hesitant to try this spot out, but after walking the strip, we ended up here.  As soon as we approached the podium, there were around 4 young ladies just standing there......we waited for someone to tell us something.  After being told it was a 20 min wait to get a table (the place wasnt even full), we found a spot at the bar.  After 10 min of waiting for someone to acknowledge us, my friend got up to get us some menus.  We were then told that we had to order from the bartender (we were seated in the bar area but not at the bar).  I wish someone had told us that we had to go directly to the bar to order.   The food finally came and I admit it was good.  The baked beans were the best, so make sure you order that.  I would just suggest that management put their staff in customer service training and learn to manage multiple tables so that the customer doesnt have to get their own menus or additional napkins.
__label__1 El Pollo Loco is great but this location is pretty hit or miss. I'd rate it 2.5 stars if I could but since I can not, 2 stars it is. \n\nOn my last visit I ordered 2 of the 2 piece combo plates, with flour tortillas. Sweet potato fries and a salad were the sides I selected for myself, mac and cheese and rice for the husband. My husband loves these combo plates and has a whole routine down for eating it... He shreds the chicken and makes himself tacos with the tortillas and the rice which he always gets as one of his two sides. \n\nThey forgot our orders of flour tortillas. No do-it-yourself tacos for my husband. Also the rice was undercooked and the mac and cheese was on the watery side. The chicken was still on point though... \n\nThe Lake Mead location is more consistent so I will be going there from now on, even when I am closer to this location.
__label__4 I got the Kyawe Soup which is a rice noodle soup. Really tasty and reminds me of food I get at home. My friend got the Kyar San Hingar which is a similar noodle soup and just as good. Didn't try the sushi, but my friend got the 16 piece and they gave him 20. Owners were really nice.
__label__0 such a bad experience here, smelly stinky carpets, toilets broken, light bulbs burnt out, staff does not answer phone or respond to requests, no breakfast avail cause the staff did not show up, worst thing was we left a cell phone in the room and when we called an hour later, the cleaning staff stole it and told us nothing was found! I called the manager 5K, tried to get the GM on the phone, no response and they basically said just report it lost to your insurance.. but it was not lost they stole it. bad experience here!!
__label__0 I received the worst service ever tonight nothing like a moody shift manager with a attitude.NOT A GOOD LOOK FOR YOU MCDONALD'S
__label__0 Yesterday, the SCOTUS granted Hobby Lobby its petition that it be treated as a person, with religious beliefs and religious freedoms, and the ability to deny its employees equal access to healthcare. Just as Hobby Lobby can now pick and choose which equal rights it wants to support, I can pick and choose never to shop there ever again.
__label__0 I haven't even looked into it yet, in fear of finding out exactly the possibilities of damage, but before I went on a trip to Colorado last week I got my oil changed here.  $20.  Good price right?   Well when you consider the oil filer cap was not replaced after the oil change you might think otherwise.  \nAnyway, that's my story.  I don't even think the guys apologized when I went in today to show them the situation.  There was oil everywhere on the inside under the hood but my real fear is the damage which could have been done internally.
__label__0 My wife and I had been semi-regular customers until recently.  I went in on a weekday morning with my normal, small back-pack (less than 225 cubic inches, too small to hold a standard 8.5x11\" notepad) which contains sunglasses, car keys, wallet, epipen, first aid kit and a few other small items.  Upon entering the store I was asked to have the bag checked.  I've been in the store numerous times with the same bag and never had a problem.  I see many women go into the store with purses much larger than my bag and they never get asked to have their bag checked.\n\nMy issue is that if you are going to treat your customers like criminals, you need to be consistent about it or post a sign stating that bags may be subject to being checked.  I can understand wanting to check large backpacks and if the security policy was consistently followed and lowering prices, I could accept it.  However the prices in the store are generally 10-20% higher than nearly any other place I've gone.  Until now I've been willing to pay the premium for the convenience and selection.\n\nAlso submitted feedback via their corporate website but have yet to hear back.  So much for customer service and treating the customer well.  We will not be going back to Gander Mountain.  There are other local shops that can supply my firearms.
__label__0 Well I came back to this store,and only because I had to.I came in and of course the service was not good,it just seems like they have no time for the customer,well I go to the check-lane to check out and the poor girl at the register was crying!!! I felt so sorry for her! I asked her what was wrong and she said she had worked for 7 hours without a break (it was not busy). And was really not nice to her! Why would they let her check and be crying!! I guess if they are so rude to there customers it won't be any different to there employees!! I did call the  corporate office and they said they would call me back but of course they must not care either!!! Because no call back!!Cabelas will be moving in close to them and will be in for a rude awaking!!!
__label__0 I cannot believe that this hotel is in the ABV network-- it is a true dump. And, when I say dump, I mean literally. It sits next to the City Landfill, and smells just like you would imagine. Imagine our disgust when we arrived. \n\nEven worse, the hotel seemed to host many long-term residents. At times, we were unsure of whether we had booked at a hotel or at the local homeless shelter. \n\nDo yourself a favor and skip this dump--and ABV hotels altogether.
__label__1 After reading all of these reviews, I was really excited for my Thai Noodles experience.  \nWe ordered takeout, I got pad thai and the boy got curry.  We also got tofu eggrolls and spring rolls.\nThe standout item was the eggrolls...\nThe pad thai was nothing special, I have definately had better in Madison and the curry was nothing to write home about either... It was very watery and lacking any flavor... there was no standout spice or curry flavor and the pad thai was very sticky and seemed over cooked.
__label__1 The food wasn't the problem, had the buffet on a Saturday afternoon, and there was plenty of pizza, breadsticks, salad, etc. But I was unaware that I should have brought my own 2 liter of pop. The waitress, Carolynne was BAD, never came to the table at ALL. But did stop at one of the tables near by many times. Now she maybe a good waitress but if she's has more than 1 table your in trouble!!!
__label__0 There are people that work at The Apple Store that I adore (hi Katie and Paul!) but there is an undeniable issue with the way they treat customers who need technical support, I'm flabbergasted they don't have a way to better manage time, employee resources and shit, my expectations of what's a reasonable amount of time to wait for a technician! It's just downright insane, and the fact that they can't tell you anything about the wait makes it worse.
__label__1 A few years ago I had an absolutely amazing customer service experience at this apple store.  I dropped my Macbook and had to replace it right before new ones were coming out.  When the new, far more powerful ones were released, I figured it would be worth a shot to bring it in and say that mine had crashed a few times (that's true).  They not only replaced it with one of the new ones, but gave me a hard drive that was twice the size of the one I had purchased.  There was no charge whatsoever and I was literally in and out in under ten minutes.  It was incredible. It made me feel like my decision to buy a premium product for a premium price had paid off, since I got premium service.   I told everyone about it.   \n\nFast forward to three weeks ago when I bought a new Iphone 6.  I reserved a phone on the web site and took the bus to the mall.  When I showed up, almost two hours had passed since I placed the order.  Nonetheless, when I showed up at the store, it hadn't been processed.  So my phone was in the back of the store, my payment had gone through, but their system hadn't handled it yet.  Instead of figuring out a way to resolve this, the employee I spoke to told me to wait for an email.  I ended up waiting in the food court for another hour.  That sure wasn't premium service, but it as the sort of thing I could overlook.\n\nThen last week I heard from my dad, who is the account holder on our family plan.  Apparently, through no fault of my own, I had somehow ended up selecting a billing option that was going to cost us about $300 a year for no good reason whatsoever.  (The entire explanation is too boring to go into-- trust me, though, it was their fault).\n\nAfter \\  many, many, many hours on the phone w/ ATT, it was determined that I needed approval from an Apple Store manager to switch the plan.  So I called them.  At least I tried to.  They didn't pick up their phone.  For four hours.  I started a web support chat.  The rep tried to call them.  They didn't pick up.  Finally, after hours I screamed at the automated prompt: \"Put me on with a f***ing person!\" That cued an automated response: \"We are sorry for your frustration!\" Then, magically, I got a person.  (By the way, no one ever seemed to acknowledge how insanely unacceptable it was that they didn't answer their phone.)\n\nTo make a long story a little shorter-- when I finally went into the store, they were unable to help me because despite the fact that ATT and Apple have been partners for over seven years, they are still completely incapable of communicating with each other.  (Again, it's a long, stupid, frustrating story. You'll have to take my word for it.) \n\nWhen it became clear that we were going to be out 300 bucks, I asked the manager what he could do for me to take away the bad taste caused by their utter incompetence.  He hemmed and hawed and then asked, \"What would it take to make you happy?\" I replied, \"An iPad.  If you give me an iPad, I'll not only be happy, but I'll go back to raving about what incredible customer service Apple has.\"  He scoffed at that and offered me... a case for my iPhone.  That's right, he offered me a $20 piece of plastic to compensate me for at least 25 hours on the phone and $300 in losses.  I scoffed at that and we finally agreed to an upgrade to Applecare+ and a replacement cord for my laptop.  It felt like I had to fight for every inch here.  \n\nI told these guys exactly what they could do to make me happy and they refused to do it.  And lest you think that this was an unreasonable request, think about it this way: I've probably spent somewhere in the neighborhood of $10,000 on Apple products in the last fifteen years.  I'd likely spend tens of thousands of dollars more over the course of my life.  I'd continue to tell people about what incredible customer service Apple has.  They could have secured thousands in profits for a few hundred bucks.  They chose not to.  \n\nApple products used to be better than their competitors'.  They're not anymore, and I knew that.   The only reason I kept buying them was because I thought I'd get a premium experience--that if there were a problem it would be solved in a way that impressed me without wasting hours on the phone.  They don't have that advantage anymore.  They're just the guys selling the same thing as everyone else for much, much more money.\n\nNice work, Apple.  \n\n(The only reason they get two stars is that one employee, Patrick, was really very good in dealing with the morons at ATT.  He's also the only person who seemed sincerely sorry about my experience.  Thanks, Patrick.  You did a MUCH better job than your bosses.  Tell them to pick up their phone when it rings.  Oh, and I'd still be glad to take that iPad if you guys decide that spending a few hundred bucks now is worth thousands and thousands in profits over the next twenty years.  Something tells me that this isn't in the cards.)
__label__2 I was a bit dubious about a cafe that advertises coffee that doesn't taste like coffee but the espresso was decent. Not awesome but better than Starbucks.
__label__2 Whenever I can check out a \"new to me\" Sun Prairie local establishment I get excited. So, I was excited to try Eddie's. My co-worker and I went there for a working lunch on a Tuesday at 12:30. There was plenty of seating available. They had an extensive and impressive beer selection. I will go back for that. The atmosphere was sports bar meets pub. This week is Restaurant week in Sun Prairie so I ordered the advertised special of the day - a BLT on Texas Toast. The toast was dry and I could have used more bacon. My mayo came in a packet. Overall, I was not impressed with the food. The service and atmosphere were fine. The beer selection stellar. I would recommend going for a beer.
__label__2 As a massage chain goes (which doesn't really even make sense because every massage therapist's touch is different, so you can't exactly guarantee the same service no matter where you go), I've always had a good massage therapist.\n\nThe membership deal is an interesting idea, not something you can get anywhere else in town.\n\nMy only beef is that the massage rooms are too small. My massage therapist was banging into the wall while moving around the massage table. It was a little on the claustrophobic side.
__label__3 hard to rate a massage place, seeing as they definitely make you feel better than when you came in. it should be \"yes\" or \"no\" rating. whatever the case, the mo membership is worth it.
__label__4 Dear Jeff, you've converted me. \n\nI have been in a makeup rut, and slightly (okay, very) homely looking lately so I went in with the hope of finding a new lip gloss or foundation, just something to make my face worthy of looking at. I was blown away with the service I got tonight. I'm really not one for sales associates in stores, in fact, I usually run in the opposite direction and pray they don't see me. Jeff caught me though and I'm happy he did. \n\nHe took his time and helped me find what I was looking for, made me feel comfortable telling him how average I was feeling, and made sure I walked out with all the tools and make up I wanted to face the world. He didn't sell me on anything I didn't need, simply made sure I had exactly what I wanted. Sephora is lucky to have him and I will definitely be back there because of him! \n\nThey use this face scanning machine thing that matched my skin tone to brands that could match my color, then he worked through my skin type and the finish I wanted and price range I wanted to stick to. Jeff tested a few options on my face before I decided on a foundation I liked and then he did my whole face. I got matched with a brand I have been walking by for years. I sure do feel pretty right now. \n\nI've never had service at Sephora like this before and was happy I walked into this one tonight.
__label__1 Their dumplings are great. But everything else tastes like something you could find in the freezer section at the grocery store. Not to mention we waited over 30 minutes for our to-go order. I would understand if it was really busy or something but we were the only ones there.
__label__3 Decent Chinese takeout or delivery in Middleton.\nMy Kung Pow was as spicy as they told me it would be (YEAH), all the meals were labeled and equally as described in the online menu.\nFriendly phone demeanor, would definitely call again from work next time we are all craving Chinese.\nExtra star for phone, delivery speed and extra veggies in my bowl!
__label__2 I also am surprised that there are not more reviews for Betty Lou. We did the Monona brunch cruise and really liked it.\n\nOverall, the gig is pretty sweet, but I'll admit they have some serious room for improvement.\n\nMajor cons: value for price, selection of seats on the boat, availability of crew/service\n\nMajor pros: taste and amount of food, quality of atmosphere/boat\n\nIt was really disappointing when we got on to be shoved out of the way by a group of young children, who ended up getting seats on the top deck. If you get there early (like we did), start to line up right in front of the wooden dock to the boats, as that's where they board from. It would be much more organized if they called groups onto the boat in the order they were booked.\n\nThe food was AMAZING. So good and perfectly organized into appetizers, main course, and dessert. I loved it!\n\nThe mimosas were tasty, but were weak and it was difficult to get a waitress/bartender as there were only 2 of them tending to the entire boat of 50 people. You are dismissed from your table to go and get food, but we were never dismissed for the first round. Again, it was difficult to get the attention of the crew/waitresses.\n\nThe views were really scenic and the captain does a quick spin at the end so that you can take photos with the Capitol and the Monona Terrace in the background.
__label__4 Rolled into town on a Saturday night after driving 16 hours to get here.  The car is dinging some nonsense about oil and coolant.  \n\nSince a used car is less expensive than a brand new auto, I think I'd better give the green car a drink.\n\nIn haste, I top off the coolant with some brand I purchased at the nearest gas station.  Then the panic sets in.\n\nI grab the manual and search the forums on coolant for specific requirements for my maturing road beast.  I think I put in the wrong kind of coolant.  I keep reading about colors and brand specific benefits.\n\nI head to Zimbrick and Bryan is awesome and friendly and patient.\n\nHe takes the coolant supply I have and checks it against the kind the service folks have in bulk.  I'm good for the top off.  No dangers.  Then we talk oil and other road-preparedness details I should not skip.\n\nHe grabs the oil grade I need, checks the levels, complements my ride and I prepare the wallet.  I ask how much I owe.\n\nThe transaction ended with a smile, a handshake and a sincere \"...thanks for visiting Madison, enjoy your time, and have a safe trip....\"\n\nI'm in love.
__label__1 It was an OK experience, Josh Ackerburg was great to work with and I had worked with him for a week or so on negotiating a price that had been approved by the used car manager, then when I came in to nail down the final cost, Griffin Roberts got involved and immediately raised the price higher than what was already offered to me. When I told him that his quote was higher than what was offered to me a week earlier, he said \"oops, looks like I have some egg on my face\" and he was correct, he looked like an idiot and someone I would not want to work with again even if I needed to buy a car from Zimbrick BMW, which is doubtful. Bottom line is I'm very likely not to buy a car again from Zimbrick and it's because of Griffin Roberts.
__label__2 This is a nice limited service hotel in Middleton, next to a gigantic health club.  It is easy to get to when you get off the highway.  There isn't much you can walk to from here, but i would assume most people have a car that are staying at the Hampton Inn.\n\nThe rooms are comfortably large.  \n\nThe bed i slept in, a true King, was just so-so.  The mattress was a bit too firm and the blanket was pretty cheap.  They need an upgrade there.  The tv was a flat screen, but it was on the smaller side for the size of the room.  I did like that the bathroom i had didn't have a useless bathtub and instead had a walk in shower.  There was also complimentary Wi-Fi that worked well.\n\nThey also have breakfast in the morning.  Standard fare for these hotels.  They had nasty bacon however.  I love bacon and the bacon they had wasn't worth touching.  But the coffee, oatmeal, hard boiled eggs and fruit was fine.\n\nI would stay there again if i had to, but not my first choice in Madison.
__label__4 It's totally normal that the first thing I did after moving to Madison and getting off my flight was to stop by this library and get a library card, right? RIGHT?\n\nI didn't have any of the necessary documentation to get a library card (proof of address? I don't even know my address), but the staff here was nice enough to get me through the process anyway (while cracking the best  worst geek jokes).
__label__0 When this store was Marshall Field's, I was a regular shopper.  It was always clean and neat with friendly associates who were willing to go the extra mile to make you happy.  Fast forward to 2014 and Macy's.  This store is in constant disarray.  It amazes me how crammed the racks are.  It makes it difficult to walk in departments without getting hit in the arms or the back.  There selection of Men's big and tall is totally non existent.  Every department is either so jumbled with clothing that it is impossible to shop or their tables are just piled (not folded) with so much stuff that you just wanna pass it by.  Then there is the subject of their employees.  RUDE.  They could care less about how their department looks.  All they are concerned with is when is my shift over and when do I get paid.   There are many other choices that I have to shop at and I will always choose those over Macy's.
__label__0 Hello,\n\nI'm quite upset about Sophia's Therapeutic Massage. Having a horrible back and poor insurance, I'll treat myself to a massage here and there via Groupon. I finally scheduled an appointment for yesterday morning. Working in a hospital though, I was mandated to work a 12 hour night shift, leaving me with just hours to sleep before my appointment. I tried to stay awake (also having a vet appointment later in the day), but my body was overwhelmed from exhaustion and I fell asleep.\n\nI woke up an hour and a half after my appointment was supposed to happen, and spastically called them. I apologized up and down, and explained what happened. The man was the same asshole I talked to the day I scheduled the appointment. Mind you, when I was called he had a rather extremely condescending tone to his voice, and was quite rude. This haughty man was the same person to answer this call, and after I asked if I was able to reschedule, there was awkward silence. Then, in his rude tone didn't even ask who I was or anything. All he said was \"Umm no you cannot reschedule. The lady who comes here to do massages lives far away\". THAT WAS IT. \n\n1) It it quite unprofessional to not even so much as ask who he was speaking to. \n2) Not only was he extremely rude and condescending, but had barely any response to my problem.\n3) What kind of establishment only has masseuses that are \"from far away\"?! I mean what?! I didn't want anything special. I just scheduled a normal standard massage. Oh, because there isn't anyone else that works there? The hell kind of place are they running?\n4) I happen to know that even if groupon expires, the money you paid still is good for that particular establishment. I would assume this would apply to this same situation. Although I could see a charge due to having to reschedule (this seems standard at other places)... but I don't understand why on earth I wouldn't be able to schedule a different appointment seeing as my groupon is NOT expired and therefore still good. Miss my appointment, lose a credit that I spent my hard earned money on? That is bullshit right there. \n5) While I find it to be unacceptable that I am \"unable to reschedule\", what about the money I paid? Even if what I mentioned earlier is true, and I have money credit to this establishment for a full priced massage, I wouldn't dare want to go to such an unprofessional place. I am livid.\n\nSeriously fuck this place.
__label__0 I have on three occasions purchased a half-gallon of The Sassy Cow Organic 2% milk at a local retail market here in Chicago. On each occasion, regardless of the expiration date being well in the future, and in this case August 13, the milk is sour by the time I get 1/3 way through it. I have purchase many other brands of milk both organic and non, at this market and at others. I have never had this problem. I don't intend to waste more money on this product. It is clearly not properly produced or stored. Again, never happened with other dairy's products at this store, only with Sassy Cow. And 100% of the time, I had to throw out most of it within a few days.
__label__4 This place looks like it's out in the middle of nowhere, but it's always busy. There are typically two ice-cream brands that you'll hear recommendations for over and over: Chocolate Shoppe and Sassy Cow. The two really can't be compared, though.\n\nSassy Cow ice-cream has a nice thick texture, closer to that of frozen custard than other ice-creams. They have a lot of wonderful flavors, and you can try before you buy. Their prices are fair, too. We got some cookie dough to go and tried their barnyard blast and blueberry pie, or blueberry-something. It was delish. Everything that they add to their ice-cream tastes very fresh. You can eat outside, and check out the well groomed calf that everyone who was there the last time I was were in awe about.
__label__4 Love Ruby!  I actually remember going to the old location as a kid - and how great it was then.  Same quality and service today.\n\nFUN TIP:  Make sure to check out the water fountain, too.  See if you can get it to work.  Pretty cool.
__label__0 I went into Transformations for a consultation & the experience was horrible. The facility is gorgeous but the people, especially Dr. Afifi, were unkind, impatient, & had very little knowledge  of the procedure I was interested in or any people skills. Do not use this clinic!
__label__0 I typically order by phone from this location; I either have a good experience or a horrible experience--there is never an in between. The complaints I have had with Domino's range from being sent the wrong or cold food to horrible customer service.\n\nToday I decided to order some food using Domino's online service. Using the online ordering service was quick and easy; however, I ran into a huge problem forty (40) minutes later when I realized I provided the incorrect phone number. I immediately called the store and spoke with a man who said he would send my food with the next driver. I asked him if the food would be cold when I got it--rudely, he said it had been sitting in an insulated bag and would send it right out. Almost sixty (60) minutes later I received my cold food that had been sitting in an insulated bag for at least forty (40) minutes. \n\nNeedless to say, I will not be ordering from this location again.
__label__4 Best fast food burritos in town. Pancheros doesn't touch this place. Adobe is a close second. Go with the Barbacoa.
__label__3 It's fair to say I'm a regular here. The service is always fast and efficient with a smile. My favorite is a Chicken bowl. It is always tasty. I sometimes get chips with guacamole. Their guacamole is delicious and always fresh.
__label__2 Big, but lacking. Back when this store opened (8 years-ish ago) it was pretty fab - though it always seemed to not have as much fabric as many smaller JoAnn's. It's gotten a bit more unkempt in recent years. My recent visit found it in the middle of a minor remodel/reshuffle and finding things was tricky. In addition to having to run all over the store to find things, they -as always - only had 2 cashiers working and a checkout line wrapping around the designated area and back onto the salesfloor. This ALWAYS seems to happen there. And while I happened to get a perky cashier on this particular visit, I tend to be met by rather surly employees. Still, I come back though, as it has things that can't be found in other places. But I usually leave a little annoyed. This store is decent, but it does have the capacity to be awesome if it tried a bit harder.
__label__4 We love Golden Harvest! HUGE delicious portions make busy nights easy. Friendly staff. We've been coming for years and will continue.
__label__0 I don't know what happened to this place, but I ordered take out today and it barely had any taste! I got General Tso chicken and it was super dry, and fried rice, which didn't have any flavor at all. I've gone hear before and the food was just ok, but this time was really bad.
__label__3 So addicting.  I can not leave without spending more than I really need to.  I always find something that would fit amongst my collection of other underused makeup and hair products.  But, none the less, this store is A+, I just wish the products did not cost so much!\n\nThe prices are equivalent to similar stores but has higher-end and more variety of the brands they do carry, such as Benefit (my fave), Smashbox, Urban Decay...the list goes on.\n\nThe employees that work there also love what they do.  I have been able to come in and get fabulous ideas and on top of it all, they will sit me down and try and teach me how to use their ideas.  And for someone like me, who is fairly incompetent in makeup application, is a nice service to have.\n\nPS. Sign up for the rewards program (Beauty Insider).  It will not help your addiction at all but will at least help your wallet some.
__label__1 I'm a huge Macy's fan.  With that being said, this was one of the worst Macy's I've ever been to.  After working at a Macy's in the past, you get a good idea of where things should be, how things are grouped, etc, but I got so lost at this Macy's.  To make it worse, I could not find a directory that told me which department was on which floor. -___- The result? I had to go to all of them.  The staff wasn't very inviting either.  Not one of them made eye contact with me or asked me if I needed help.  Lest to say, I did not walk out with anything...a rarity when it comes to Macy's shopping for me.\n\nOverall, you may be better off going to the one on the strip inside Fashion Show Mall.  I can't imagine it getting any worse than this.
__label__0 As a single woman I wsa pre judged and my privacy was invaded.  When asked about how much I owed on my car my reply was please tell me what you will give me.  Well the sales man pulled a report (I financed through a different toyota dealership) on what I owed on my car, said I over paid for it.  He was insulting and condescending.  Single women be ware.\n\nI did go there with the intention of buying there but I left and bought a car somewhere else that day.  Toyota is a good car but this dealership is a NO in my book!
__label__0 The only star is for the one competent employee and the equipment.  Even if your bed is ready it will still take at least 30 min for anyone to clean it and even worse for the spray tan. I have emailed the company directly 3 times instead of leaving a bad review and finally heard back the last time. They gave me credit to use for upgrades but I have the highest package and could not use it towards products. Kind of pointless annoyed and about over this whole company! Don't sign up if you haven't yet! By the time you get into a bed you are just left annoyed and not relaxed at all.
__label__0 Showed up to get oil change. One car in garage and two open bays. Informed it will be over 30 minutes before they can even get my car in.
__label__3 Tried this for the first time this past weekend, reminded my wife and me of upstate NY diners.  We ate there around noon, so two of us had lunch, one breakfast.  The waiter was super nice, told us we could order anything on the menu anytime.  The food was excellent, real mom and pop feel.  My wife's burger had a nice sear on it, Swiss and fresh mushrooms.  I had an excellent club sandwich made with hand carved turkey, good fries.  My daughter had chocolate chip pancakes (good parenting in action), and a side of bacon, of course.  Clean plate club for all three of us.  We'll be back.
__label__4 I love Costco! It has really helped me save money when shopping for my big family. The employees give excellent customer service and they all seem so happy. Even when it is busy the lines at the registers move fast. I would highly recommend Costco to anyone wanting great savings and good service.
__label__0 I ordered from Great China last night and had the worst food ever. I ordered general tsao's chicken and house special friend rice. The food was delivered 40+ minutes after the order, was barely warm and had little to no flavor. I am also pretty sure the rice was old. For $22 dollars this was no where near satisfactory.  I will not be ordering from this restaurant again.
__label__2 Yummy, but not what I think of when I think of a \"BBQ\" place. Definitely more upscale than your average barbecue joint. I actually felt a little weird picking up my ribs with my hands to eat them(When we are jonesin' for some Q, we usually go to Smoky Jon's, which is your \"paper towels on the table, get down and messy\" kind of place).\n\nAnyhow, everything was decent. They have a two meat combo, which is nice when you want a little of this, and a little of that. I got the ribs and sausage. Ribs were really yummy, and the sausage while good, was unexpected--with a mustard sauce and lightly pickled peppers on top. Not your average style barbecue. The man had a pulled pork sandwich, juicy...but too smoked for my taste.\n\nThey serve all three of their sauces with the meal. Our fave was the molasses based sauce, hands down. The vinegar was okay, and the mustard \"barbecue sauce\" just seemed like tasty mustard. Eh. \n\nI chose the cheese grits, which were good...but fluffier in texture than I'm used to. The server recommended the roasted veggie pasta salad, which was average(not that it mattered, I was too full to eat it anyhow). \n\nReally torn between three and four stars. We'd like to check it out upstairs, so we'll be back!
__label__3 I've both dined in and ordered online from Brickhouse. If you do go there to eat, sitting out back once it's warm out was awesome (even if maybe our service was a bit slower). The food and the BBQ specifically is good; certain plates on our table were better than others and I like the option of having 2 kinds of BBQ (2 meats) for a reasonable price so that you can try a few things. Our group did a lot of strategically different ordering and sharing of both meats & sides with this option. The pulled pork was great for sure. Ordering online was not nearly the same experience so if you must crave BBQ from your couch, go for it, but it's not nearly as fun as actually going to Brickhouse and smelling the deliciousness from the kitchen itself.
__label__1 WORST PULLED PORK, EVER!!  Didn't touch it...complained to manager...still for charged.\n\nDecent collards, however.
__label__4 I have historically bought my bicycles at Budget Bikes in Madison. I still love Budget, but I cannot say enough good things about the team at Trek East. \n\nWe purchased a road bike for my wife in March, 2012 and they have been wonderful about tune-ups, minor repairs and recommendations ever since. \n\nThis past weekend my wife unfortunately took a tumble (well, actually, SOARED) over her handlbars while on a ride in Green County. Her drop bars and shifters were pretty banged up. We took the bike in to the Trek store and they immediately went to work re-setting her shifters and re-wrapping her handlebars, but only after what seemed like every person on staff asked if she was okay from the fall.\n\nTerrific, friendly service like this is priceless. \n\nThank you, Trek East!
__label__0 Horrible horrible service.  I took my son's suits in for alterations and had no problems.  So I took 3 uniform tops in to have 4 patches on each sew on and velcro added to the pocket flaps with the buttons sewed on the outside.  Waited a week for them, velcro was not added, so back in for another week.  Charged me $80!  Got them home and went to put them on and my patches on the sleeves were all over the place.  I did give them an example shirt to use and clearly they did not look at it.  Took them back and they charged me another $20 after a $10 discount to place them right.  Put my uniform on for work and found the buttons were not sewn to the outside and 2 of the 3 shirt pockets were not sewn back together.  Rather than spending more money to have them correct their mistake, my wife is now hand sewing them until I can find a reputable seamstress.  I will NEVER take anything back there again.
__label__1 Nope-not authentic, pre-prepared, the chips are way too greasy and flavorless, and every entree tastes the same as every other entree. I went there with a party of five.l tasted everyone's entree. Tasted like we were all eating the same thing.\nI have not had authentic Mexican anywhere in Madison. I'm told by my friend from Mexico, that yellow cheese is not used in Mexican food, nor are black olives.
__label__2 This is my second try at Laredo's, and I'll admit that it is better than the first.\n\nMy first time also happened to be my first mexican restaurant in Wisconsin, period. I had high expectations coming from Kansas, the land of the mexican restaurants, and I was let down.\n\nUpon having tried probably 10 mexican restaurants in the Madison area, I guess this one isn't so bad afterall. It is your run of the mill mexican food. I'd say this warrants 3 stars.\n\nSpend the extra 2 bucks for a soda here. This is one of those places where the water tastes like it came out of a tin can.\n\nThis place is pretty empty both times I've been, and the food comes super fast. (I get easy bean burritos though) They have good service overall.\n\nI guess I'll be back in the future. Sigh
__label__2 Good work, good price. Great owner. Issues with punctuality and communication. This was a really tough review to write and I wish I could give different star values for different aspects of the business. I'm going to do my best just to stick to the facts here.\n\nNow for the details:\nWe needed an estimate to replace all of the AC duct work in our crawl space. Had one estimate from another company and called Mark's after reading all of the positive Yelp reviews. Here's how it went down:\n\nWednesday: Called around 3pm asking to set up an appointment for an estimate. Easton says he can come sometime before 5 that day to look things over. Receive another call at 5:30 saying it is very hot outside and he would rather come tomorrow morning instead. Make an appointment for 9 on Thursday. \n\nThursday: Hubby called me at 10 asking if I had heard from them since no one had come or called. Called and Easton said they were running late but would be there by 11. He showed up at 12:30 without any additional notification (phone call, etc). Once he was actually on site, hubby liked Easton and the price was good enough that we decided to have the work done. Easton said he would call to schedule it. After a day of not hearing from them we called him and scheduled it for Monday. He said they would be there by 9 to start the job.\n\nMonday: Around 10:30, hubby called me to ask if I had heard from Easton, since they had not arrived. Remember, they were supposed to start a multi-hour job at 8am, and this is July in Phoenix- I doubt they were looking forward to being up in our crawl space come mid-afternoon. Called Easton and he said that they had had several emergency calls that morning and couldn't start as early as they wanted to so they pushed us to tomorrow instead. Without calling to let us know! When I asked why we had not been notified Easton replied that they did not have the invoice with our phone number! \nNow I understand that in Phoenix in the summer, a non-working air conditioner is an emergency situation and schedules change (I work by appointment, I get that). However, I don't understand why we weren't notified of the schedule change. When I asked this, Easton replied, \"do you want us to do the job, or not? If you don't we can just not do it.\"\n\nAt this point, we had only dealt with Easton. I asked him for Mark's phone number thinking that I might have better luck with him. Fortunately, I did. Mark was extremely understanding and apologetic. He asked when we wanted the job started on Tuesday (8am) then offered to come out with Easton and make sure everything was to our satisfaction.\n\nTuesday: Phone call at 8:15 from Easton saying that they were running late and would be there shortly. I think they arrived around 9. Hubby says the work went according to plan, Mark showed up and was very apologetic, and it was all finished by about 1pm.\nWhen I got home later that day I was looking over the invoice and realized that they had only cleaned the inside coils, not the outer ones on the unit up on the roof. I called Mark to ask about it and he sent Easton out later that day to clean the outside coils as well.\n\nIn the end, this is a good company that could be great with some improved communication and scheduling. Hubby says that before Easton left our place on Tuesday he heard him on the phone with another client who had called because he was late. He told her he would be there in another hour but that he had another visit or two ahead of her. It seems like he is trying to fit too many visits into too short of a time frame instead of scheduling more realistically.
__label__0 THE SILK ROAD HAS CLOSED, PERMANENTLY.\n\nThis was completely unclear from the little sign out front, that read \"Silk Road is closed, please visit the Market Cafe\".\n\nWhen we walked by and saw the sign, I figured they were only open for dinner.\n\nLater that night we walked by again, and I thought maybe they're closed on Wednesdays??\n\nThe following evening the space was open, being used for a private event.\n\nIt wasn't until the third day that I realized the restaurant isn't just closed, it's CLOSED.\n\nThis is a bummer, because it now means there is no proper restaurant in Vdara, if you want a meal, you'll have to leave the hotel.\n\n If you want a sandwich or a short-order breakfast, you can visit the Market Cafe, as long as you get there before 8pm.
__label__3 Oh no! I'm so sad to hear this place is closed! \n\nI'm very surprised that there are not better reviews. I really liked this place! Being an Interior Designer there was so much to see in the decor, so many cool finishes. But on to the food...\n\nI went there a couple times this/last year when I was in Vegas for NYE, and I was a happy customer! What I keep craving and sad to know that I don't be eating there were the potatoes! OH MY! They were crispy on the outside and soft and full of flavor on the inside. There was no need to add ketchup, salt, pepper nor hot sauce! Actually...I did try it with Tabasco and they were yummy like that as well. Even their fruit salad was amazing. One of the fruits was passion fruit! MY FAV!! The coffee was also very good (I think that's when I became a coffee addict) and their juices were yummy as well, I liked the OJ and watermelon!\n\nI am also a sucker for presentation and good service, which they had. The girls in the from seemed snobby and like they did not want to be working there (hence the 4 stars) But every waiter we got was super nice! And of course the food was presented so pretty!\n\nOhh...and big plus on the rest rooms! Loved them! They are for both Men and Women because each bathroom has its sink inside with nice big doors.\n\n\nReally a bummer it's not there anymore!
__label__4 Location: Town Square Mall (an outdoor mall)\n\nIf I ever need some make-up, Sephora never fails!\nEspecially this location since you don't have to worry about going through the casinos shopping mall and long walk from the parking structure just to get to the store!\n\nExcellent customer service - very friendly and were not shy about giving you samples! [***insert happy face here***]\n\nThis location always has something that I need! Other locations always seem to have run out! Eeeek!\n\nOverall - I'll be back! \n\nP.S. - Sign up for their Beauty Insider Rewards program (it's free and you get free samples on your birthday!)
__label__1 Went for lunch, had 2 starters, a main and side between 2 of us as well as a couple of drinks. Initial service (from the owner, we think) was good and friendly but once the boss left the waitress just faced the wall the whole time and was difficult to communicate with...\n\nThe food sounded great on paper and ened up tasting very Brakes Bros. The stroganoff was not a stroganoff, bread slightly stale with soup, garlic mayo def from a tub, fries ok but not too hot, salsa like a tinned tomato with some green herb added - like crunchy water, very odd!!! \n\nWe had to move since promised free wifi was not available at our table. That was when we noticed how poorly maintained things were - walls with peeling paint, terribly old fashioned and damaged chairs, chips in the walls, old-fashioned decor peeling off... \n\nIt was dark and nearly dingy and the service remained lacking pizazz with atmosphere suffering. We won't rush back unfortunately.
__label__4 Benjarong is one of our favorite Thai restaurants in Las Vegas. Not only is the food authentic and delicious (their heat scale is very accurate), but the service is really attentive and always consistent. We especially love the Pad Thai, won ton soup, Thom Yum soup and pineapple fried rice. An excellent place for a lunch date or with coworkers or family.
__label__4 So I've been here a couple times over the last few years. Today was my third visit. I had a toasted spinach bagel with egg and cheese-yummy. I was sitting on the front patio when I noticed a bird struggling in a high branch of the palo verde tree nearest the building. The little sparrow had it's foot caught on the branch and was hanging upside down. It would flutter it's wings valiantly every few minutes trying to right itself, then hang helpless again. I wanted to help, but it was so high up I knew I couldn't climb all the way up. One of the staff members came out to see if everyone was happy so I pointed out the little bird and asked her if they had a long pole of some kind. She went back inside and came out with a ladder and a broom. So she set up the ladder and I was preparing to climb up with the broom stick to see if I could help free the bird.  Meanwhile everyone on the patio and passing by had stopped to see what was happening. I was about to climb up when another staff member came out to assess the situation. He quickly came up with a better solution and disappeared inside. Shortly he returned with an extendable pole that would easily reach the sparrow. After gently trying to nudge the bird free we all realized the entaglement was more serious. This kind man climbed the tree and with the help of another volunteer on the ground pulled the branch close enough to reach. He then gently captured the bird and brought it down. Both of its feet were badly tangled with some sortof stringy moss. The bird's thrashing had twisted ithe string so badly he would surely have died before breaking free. Everyone helped to untangle his feet and then we set the tiny sparrow free. High fives all around!\nI will go out of my way to eat here and tell others about the awesome people who work at Hot Bagels and Deli. \n\nMoral of the story: They are really nice here-and the food is great too!
__label__0 Run of the mill Mexican food with typically lousy service.  We've been several times and the food is usually decent. This last time, it took 20 minutes to refill drinks and 40 minutes to refill salsa, causing us to wait about 10 minutes to eat our bland food and calling for the manager.  Then to top it off the rice was raw and crunchy.  We won't be back after this worst experience.
__label__0 Having gone back twice, I can now state that their food is terrible.  The salsa is uneven.  The bean dip is good, but it tears me up inside.  Won't be back.
__label__1 Overall just not that great.  I got the fajitas and was not impressed.  Service was slow even though they only had about 3 tables to wait on.  I won't be going back - wish there was better Mexican food in Gilbert!
__label__0 Not impressed with the service or the food, also we came because of a restaurant.com gift certificate and was informed that they weren't accepting them anymore, even though I had just purchased it today. Our waitress went to check on what could be done, when she returned about ten minutes later she explained that her manager had just left so she couldn't do anything except remove the charge for drinks. I ask what successful restaurant leaves themselves without a manager at 8pm on a Friday? We won't be returning, I suggest eating at any of the other food establishments in the area.
__label__2 They have great deal on taco Tuesday. It's $1 per taco. I bring all my kids for the night so I don't have to cook. Their salsa bar is pretty good too.
__label__2 My husband and I stopped in before we went to see a movie. We had already had dinner so we only stopped in for a cocktail and some deserts. \n\nWe sat on the patio which was really nice. We were the only ones sitting at the patio, so we were worried that we would be forgotten about but the service was still rather good.\n\nHe had a beer and I had a frozen strawberry margarita. The margarita was slightly watered down and could have used a bit more strawberry to it. My husband tried a beer called Victoria which actually wasn't bad at all. I also ordered a frozen ice cream. I went with the vanilla ice cream. The presentation was lovely and I enjoyed the deep fried ice cream. \n\nI did hit up the bathroom before we headed out to the theater and I was very impressed with the bathroom. The women's bathroom has a large full sized mirror and the handicapped/nursing bathroom is very large and has ton of room. \n\nOverall, it was a nice experience and we may end up going back for dinner on our next date night.
__label__0 We went to Down Under Wines and Bistro with anticipation for wine tasting and some good food!. I was new to Down Under and anxious to see what the fuss was all about.\n\nIt was a busy, bustling fun-looking wine restaurant with the Aussie flare I anticipated. Yet I was not prepared for the lack of service, lack of attentiveness, confused staff  and negligence.  I will say the wines were tasty and well worth drinking..( yet they did not make the wines so I give them little credit for this ). \n\n We ordered our two allotted appetizers. The pot-stickers  encouraged us as they were very tasty with just a touch of spice and tangy sauce. Not a fewd gasm  moment, but worth tasting again.\n\n\nLoving bruschetta we decided to brave the combo of four : Wild Mushroom/ goat cheese with hint of citrus. This was unattractive, bland soggy mushrooms with some slimy white substance that didn't resemble any goat cheese I know of. Artichoke hearts with Lemon / parmesan cheese. Canned artichokes, hint of teeny lemon, and again unrecognizable bland white sauce \nSmoked Salmon ( smoke was non- existent) , mascarpone( decent  not remarkable) . The salmon was said to have the chef's special sauce. It was so special we couldn't find it nor taste it.\nLoving fig with Prosciutto and Brie., I thought surely this one is going to rock! The fig was a cheaters version that tasted like a sad fig jam. We had barely a tiny  piece of prosciutto The cheese they called Brie - I've no idea what it was --and it was ,,, again , runny and bland.\n\nThis was disappointing along with the fact I filled mine and my companion's water glass all night. There was a mixed drink shaker edging its way toward us with a white liquid oozing out that we had to point out ( several servers went  past it all evening). It was not appetizing nor acceptable. Our bartender would laugh these comments off. The water pitchers were filled right in front of us  and yet not one server noticed our glasses.\n\nWe had been rather hungry but after very poor service and disappointingly  bland food we decided our leftover lamb shoulders at home surely would be better than what this attractive , initially intriguing bistro had to offer.\nWe knew the service would be better . \n\nI think it has potential and flare. Service can make or break a dining experience. Perhaps they need more servers or more training....\n\nIn the end, the bartender tried to make up a bit by offering a taste of a big red that was from Lodi winery resembling a lovely Truchard.\nIt was pleasant but sadly did not leave us with a desire to return.\n\nGiving one star was being generous.\n\nWe were almost served the wrong thing several times. The staff seemed very confused. They were attentive to their regulars .\n\nCustomer service means  you treat a person so they cant wait to come back. \n\nThere are many more tasty, intriguing restaurants of the valley I would rather feed my hunger and my soul.
__label__3 I couldn't pass up the yelp deal for this place. We went for brunch on a Sunday and our server was very friendly, patient and attentive. The hummus app and the sweet potato fries were so yummy!  The mimosas were tasty although they went too quickly since they are served in small flutes. I liked the laid back island vibe of the place. Now that I know there's a dog-friendly patio I'll be back more often.
__label__0 We stopped in for dinner on Friday night.  There was a table open and we waited right at the front door for the host.  We waited and waited.  The two waiters could have easily sat us.  The bartender kept looking over at us and nothing.  I do not recommend this place.
__label__0 At lot of attitude and bad food? No thanks.\n\nThere's a vicious cycle when it comes to making assumptions about your patrons. You think, 'they look young and they ordered tap water. I bet they aren't going to spend much money here. I am going to ignore them.\" Well you know what happens when you never see your waiter again and have to order through managers all night? You get a bad tip.\n\nWe ordered some sangria, the red, which was alright but not great. Then we ordered a few plates of tapas, to get us started. We had the risotto which was just terrible and a few other things as well. The only good thing was the ceviche, but I've certainly had better. It was a tiny bit of food for a lot of money and a lot more attitude.\n\nThere are much better options out there. I will not be back.
__label__3 Headed over for some lunch and to read the LA times.  Been wanting to try Julian Serrano since that MEGAopolis City Center opened and today was the day.  First glance at the outdoor menu they offer daily lunch specials ranging from salads to Spanish influenced sandwiches.  Cheaply priced but not what guided me there, I wanted tapas damnit! The dining area is clean & pristine with a bright color scheme.  I sat at the bar and service was attentive.  Tried 3 items : \n*Pan manchego - toasted bread, tomato sauce, aged manchego \nTerrific flavor.  Simple but encompasses the flavors, temperatures & textures I was looking for\n\n*Spanish chicken croquetas ( aka tentadora )\nChicken & bechamel \nI hoped and prayed this would be the star of show.  I pretended to continue reading my paper but I obsessed about these little nuggets of heaven once I saw them on the menu.  Damn it if it wasn't just my luck.... Disappointment! The crunch and outer texture was heavenly. The bechamel and chicken filling though left me wondering what I had done in a past life to deserve such a tease.   From now on I will refer to these croquetas as the temptress or since it's a Spanish restaurant -  Tentadora\n\nSerrano Rice\nChorizo, chicken, rabbit, Frito, saffron\nFinal dish ordered and it ended on a high note.  All proteins were full of flavor and the sofrito was bold but not overwhelming.  \n\nMid-meal I decided to order a glass of red sangria ( maybe to drown my sorrows from the above listed temptress ).  One of the best red sangria I've had in some time.  If it wasn't the middle of the day and lunch time i could have easily enjoyed two-rty or so.  Not too sweet, great fresh fruit flavor and a nice kick of brandy at the end.  I surprised myself by not finishing it but it was the middle of the day and my work at Julian Serrano was complete.  Very good dining experience for $45 and I would come back for future visits.  Hopefully by that time I will have forgiven that EVIL tentadora.......
__label__1 This place is overrated.  It was fine but not at all special, not a single one of the dishes we ordered stuck out to me as being especially good.  Sorry.\n\nConsidering how many great restaurants there are in Vegas, there is no reason to come here.
__label__4 GREAT lunch at Julian Serrano..me and my fiancee's last meal before leaving LV. Every single thing we put into our gaping maws we loved......lobster gazpacho, goat cheese-stuffed piquillo peppers, fried potatos with chorizo and fried eggs, seafood-saffron rice, bread with tomato and machego cheese, tuna/raspberry skewers, lobster/pineapple skewers....I definetily want to come back for dinner when they have a more extensive menu. The pitcher of sangria we got was $$$$ at 44 bucks, but it was huuuuugge. Service was very good and our server made good recommendations.
__label__4 Beautiful place, great ambiance, excellent service. Everything I tried was great: White Ceviche, Croquetas, Marinated Olives, Pintxo Chorizos, Beef and Cheese. Got a pitcher of red sangr\u00eda. The waiter seaid it would get us ~5 glasses but it was a lot more than that. My favorite: Pintxo Chirizos: I've been looking for this kind of Spanish Chorizo for a long time! The chocolate cake dessert was also great. Got my two long favorites, so I have to give 5-stars. :)
__label__2 Oops! This is a way overdue review...came to this place May 2010 with my boyfriend when we visited Aria for the first time. We were looking for a place to grab a bite and happened to pass by Julian Serrano.  We walked in and got seated right away.  We looked at their menu and weren't sure what to order, we ended up taking the waiter's suggestions.  We ordered:\n\n*Avocado Cannelloni from their New Tapas menu. This dish from what I remember was seaweed with avocado for $14.\n\n*Gambas shrimp from their Ceviches and Seafood menu for $12.  This dish had 4 pieces of sauteed shrimps, garlic and arbol chili.\n\nWhen we got our dishes, my BF and I looked at each other surprised - our dishes were small and realized this place was an expensive place to eat.  Our food was delish and we loved both; but we walked out starving.\n\nThis place is a nice place if you have the money to spend, otherwise go elsewhere.  I'm sure you won't be disappointed with the food here, you're pretty much paying for the taste and presentation; you just have to be willing to spend you money on food.\n\nI would go back here if I win some extra cash from gambling, otherwise i'm spending my money on food somewhere else where I can get fool off one meal =)
__label__1 If the meal wasn't twice the price of Firefly's, I would have rated JS better.  The ambiance was pretty damn awesome.  The food was good.  Unfortunately, after blowing a hundred of my stripper $1's, my girl and I were still hungry.  That's a little sad.  I'm not a fatty-fat-fat.  She isn't a huge eater.  I don't know where the hell our money went, really.  If you're down at City Center, check this place out, but beware that the palella takes approximately 30 minutes (well, what the waiter told us) and that you'll probably need a snack later.
__label__1 My wife loves this type of food so she wanted to take me out to try it.  It did not meet our expectations.  We left still wanting more food and thought it was over priced for what it was.  Most of the food is pre-made.  We ordered 3 items and they all came out in around 5 minutes.  I asked how they got all of it done so quickly and they said they had the food pre-made for what we got.  Nice decor and great service.  We were in and out in about 30 minutes so it was quicker than we were wanting.  I will probably not come back.
__label__4 Julian Serrano is located just inside the casino entrance to Aria resort at The City Center on the Vegas Strip. It is an upscale fine dining restaurant that features Spanish tapas (or sharing plates). Simone and I arrived in our finest t-shirts, shorts and sneakers. Although not exactly dressed for a formal dinner, I let the hostess know I had made a reservation and we were quickly escorted past the rich and almost famous to the corner table at the far end of the dining room. Reservations are an absolute necessity if you plan to get a table at this restaurant (especially when dressed like a tourist from Maine).After being seated, our very formal waiter quickly offered us a very expensive wine menu and so we decided to get a diet soda and water ( from the tap). We looked over the menu and decided that we wanted to try the Paella as our entree that we would share. The Paella takes at least 35 minutes to prepare so we placed our order before deciding on our smaller tapas plates. First up we decided on a plate of marinated olives. When they arrived we realized that they were not pitted, so we had fun seeing who could make the biggest mess while trying to get the pits out. The waiter seemed amused by this. The olives were very good and were marinated in roasted garlic and baby onions. For our second tapas we decided to get more adventurous and ordered the Albondigas, which were mini Meatballs cooked in a Tomato and Sherry Sauce. They were some of the most tender meatballs I have ever eaten and they just melted in the mouth. The sauce was mild and light with a nice hint of sherry and also included some roasted baby potatoes.  Our last tapas choice was the new age Egg Potato & Morcilla dish. The dish was a combination of sauteed Wild Mushrooms and Blood Sausage with a soft poached egg, atop a pool of Potato Foam topped with Manchego Cheese Air. This dish was truly memorable and one of the most unique things I have ever eaten. The richness of the sausage and egg combined magicaly with the smokey earthiness of the mushrooms and the potato foam and Manchego air melted away to create a creamy sauce for it all. This dish was a real culinary adventure.  Our Valencia Paella was ready and came to the table piping hot and served in the cast iron pan it was cooked in. It was a delicious combination of baked Saffron laced Spanish rice with house made Chorizo sausage, sauteed Rabbit and tender grilled Chicken topped of with roasted Haricot Verde Green Beans.  We managed to finish off the rather large Paella meal, and then wrapped things up with a dessert tapas of Almond Sponge Cake with Homemade Almond Ice Cream. It was super dense, super moist and super good.  Our entire meal and experience at Julian Serrano was one that I will not soon forget. It was creative, unique and prepared perfectly. I would recommend this to anyone that doesn't mind shelling out a few extra bucks to have the perfect culinary adventure. And next time I'll even wear pants...maybe.
__label__2 Came here for a business dinner and sampled some delicious tapas. A little loud, service was pretty decent, enjoyable sangria. I was a little weirded out in the bathroom - instead of music there was a strange english/spanish lesson going on...translating what can only be described as bar language? 'yes, i would like another drink.' 'this wine is delicious.' 'where are the bathrooms?' Strange.\n\nSome dishes worth checking out:\nFried Calamari - the most tender pieces of calamari I've ever had. Not chewy at all. Magical.\n\nBlack Rice - not overwhelmingly squid-inky/briny.\n\nSauteed Padron Peppers - addictive. We were popping these like edamame.\n\nStuffed dates - yeah, these are your basic bacon wrapped stuffed dates taken one step further. Crisp and fried.\n\nI think we also got an oxtail dish? I have no idea what it was, but I've never had such tender meat before. Heavenly.
__label__4 Julian Serrano, where have you been all my life? Recently had a ladies weekend in Vegas and a friend made reservations at this amazing restaurant in the Aria. We were all starving after a day at the spa and begged the waiter to bring plates out as they were ready. They were bringing plates out in what felt like seconds. And everything was amazing, but the highlights for me were the coca vegetarian, the stuffed piquillo peppers, and the churros. (Good number of items for vegetarians, by the way.) My mouth is watering now. Back to Vegas. Must go back to Vegas.
__label__1 The food was excellent but it was very expensive for the portion sizes. For three of us at lunch, the bill before tip was $105 & we didn't even have drinks. Service was good too but again I can't justify the price.
__label__4 Visited on a busier night than last time and again walked away impressed. Service and food were outstanding. We were celebrating our anniversary and got the memorable meal we were looking for. Sommelier was a bit pretentious but our server was great. Wild mushroom risotto, squid ink rice, and albondigas were standouts.
__label__1 Hmmm too expensive ! We were there this evening and are very disappointed. We ordered the red sangria, which was ok ( I only missed fruit in it ).  As in Europe, we ordered tapas. The patata bravas too expensive, sorry. They are selling shrimps in stead of real gambas. The abodigas were just ok.  We made a complaint and only got the answer : I'll let the chef know.....\nNice place to sit, not too cold inside. Anyway, we will not return.
__label__3 Delicious tapas, but the paella needed some work.\n\nI came here last year with some girlfriends and we had a delicious dinner of a variety of tapas. Because of my past dining experience, I made another reservation for my birthday dinner this past weekend. \n\nAs I remembered, the tapas were delicious. We had the albondigas, ahi tempura, and the yellowtail with jalapeno. All were super flavorful and tasty. We also ordered the seafood paella and added shrimp. For a $60 dish, I expect to be blown away. But, the paella was really al dente - almost crunchy. The seafood was good, but not great. About half the mussels didn't open up either, so I was sure to discard them. \n\nI would definitely go back again for tapas, but I'm steering clear of the paellas.
__label__2 This was my second tapas place to visit in Las Vegas. \n\nThe food was ok, nothing really stood out other than the paella. It was a 40 minute wait, but worth it to try at least once!\n\nThe service was top notch, from the moment you walk thru the entrance to the wait staff, manager, everyone made you feel welcome. \n\nThe price, OH THE PRICE!   Only complaint I would say.  The entire menu is seriously over priced, even by Las Vegas Strip standards. It's the reason it will not be coming back. There are far better places to go for tapas on the Vegas strip for a better price & value. And important a better selection.\n\nThe atmosphere is great!  Plenty of light, open, not stuff. It has a bar area as well. The noise level is on the average. And the place is clean, they did a pretty good job clearing the table as you was done.  \n\nAll in all, I thought this place was OK at best.  But there are much much better places to visit.
__label__4 Vegas is a foodie town, and Aria has a lot of wonderful restaurants.  If you ask me, Julian Serrano is the best restaurant in Aria and it's one of my favorite places to eat in Las Vegas.\n\nI LOVE THIS RESTAURANT.  \n\nService is top-notch and fast.  For a party of 14, I was worried about the wait time for food.  No need to worry, they know what they're doing!  Food started coming out almost immediately.  Tapas are a terrific option for large groups.  The pace of dishes coming out was perfect.  Also our waiter was able to split up the bill (we ordered in groups of 3 to 5 people).  \n\nFinally, the food.  It's excellent!!  Everything is amazing but I particularly recommend the calamari, which is among the best I've ever eaten.  Other notable dishes include the salmon, the risotto, croquetas, peppers, papas bravas.\n\nYou simply cannot go wrong eating here.
__label__3 Overall great experience. The mixed seafood ceviche was amazing! I wish the portion was a bit larger. I would definitely come back! I also tried the paella which was also delicious.
__label__3 We always prefer tapa restaurants back in seattle, becasue we love getting variety of foods in one sitting. After seeing this restaurant near our hotel entrance, we decided to give it a try. \n\nWe went straight to eat after the morning workout. It wa pretty empty on sunday morning around 11am. \n\nWe had asparagus, beef tartare,steak, and sliders. The sauce that came wth roasted asparagus was one of my favorite thing. It had almond flavor to it, and I enjoyed it alot. Steak was tender and juicy, tartare was fresh. The tartare came with thing sliced root vegetables and  i thought it was a interesting addition. Sliders were great as well.\n\nThe price wasn't that bad and i loved the experience. The only thing is, it isn't a closed restaurant, and you are dirextly exposed to people walking by when sitted near the edge of the restaurant.
__label__2 We were excited to try Julian Serrano because of their ceviche and array of tapa menus! I ordered the mixed seafood ceviche- it was meh okay.  Nothing special.  Also the steamed the mussels that were pretty good.  The other girls ordered the spare ribs and mushroom risotto - nothing specatuclar :-(
__label__3 So get my money on time, if they not money, decline\nI just can't worry 'bout no haters, gotta stay on my grind\nNow tell me, who that, who that? That do that, do that?\nPut that paper over all, I thought you knew that at...JULIAN SERRANO! - Iggy Azalea (fancy)\n\nI would normally never intentionally wait 40 mins for a paella in Vegas (where time is money). Since it was Labor Day weekend, we had more time and because I've walked by this place so many times, we finally decided to try this place for a late lunch. Most of the tapas were strong in flavor, including the steak, but the seafood paella stole the show. The lobster, clams, mussels, and shrimp all blended in together and its a dish we would never be able to replicate correctly at home so bravo! Dessert was also yummy.\n\nI'd recommend a paella and 2-3 tapas a person and you're good to go for a pleasant dining experience!
__label__2 I'm giving it 3 stars almost solely on decor & atmosphere. \n\nAfter reading all of the rave reviews I really expected to be amazed, but sadly, that didn't happen. \n\nI did get a nonfat chai latte instead of coffee, so maybe that has something to do with it. It was kind of bland, nothing special :( \n\nBut like I said, the company was good, the atmosphere nice & I love the look of the place :) \n\nIf I try it again I'll try the coffee,,, I don't think I want to repeat my chai experience.
__label__4 I've officially had the pizza now.\nI have to say that it is actually some of the BEST pizza I have ever had in my entire life. \nI actually woke up this morning craving it. The crust is super fantastic. \nI am really boring when it comes to pizza; this meaning that I either only eat plain cheese or I will get a pizza with one item on it. \n\nSomeone once told me that getting plain cheese pizza is the best way to judge whether or not a place actually has good pizza. If you load it up with all that junk you can't taste whether the sauce is flavorful or the crust is good. I am here to say that Mellow Mushroom is the real deal. Their pizza is great even without all of the toppings.\n\nI have heard that the specialty pizzas are phenomenal, so despite my normal behavior, I will have to try at least a few of them.\n\nMellow Mushroom, I will return for your tasty pies.
__label__2 Great beer selection.  But $5 for 12 oz cans/bottles, $6 for 16 oz drafts and $7 for 20 oz drafts seems a dollar too pricey across the board.\n\nHouse wine was only $5 a glass.\n\nWe had a 10\" house pizza.  Toppings were great, but I didn't care for the crust.  I'm not a traditionalist, mind you...I like corn meal in the crust.  But I didn't care for this crust for some reason.  The toppings, however, were really good.  $12.50 was, again, a little overpriced in my book.\n\nAlso had a 1/2 sandwich and salad, $5.50 each.  Good portions on both for that price.\n\nService was solid.  Very helpful and friendly.  When the wrong beer was brought out, no issue with bringing out the correct beer promptly and apologetically.\n\nI may come back at Happy Hour, as it seems like the prices would be a little more reasonable then.  I probably won't have the pizza again, but it looks like there are lots of other solid options on the menu.
__label__3 The Pizza is phenomenal.  I am all about the Funky Q Chicken and the Buffalo Chicken pizzas.\n\nIt's strange to be here because in VA, Mellow Mushroom is part of the college scene.  This one is a more cut-and-dry, well-maintained, family-friendly version.\n\nIt is really loud in the evenings (as they blast music at the bar), so try to be far away or if it's not too hot try to get outside, otherwise you're shouting to be heard.
__label__3 Disclaimer - I'm from Philadelphia so West Coast Pizza is another animal. I had the 14\" cheese pizza and meatball app. The pizza crust was good, but the sauce was way too tangy for me. The pie itself looked like a deep dish, but when you started eating it, you realize its actually a very thin crust. It was OK....the meatballs were good and served with long toothpicks..kinda odd, but it worked. \nI ordered TO GO and the servers were very friendly and accomodating to my request for a fork and knife since I was in a hotel.
__label__1 The place was really nice and the staff knowledgable and friendly..I thought it was a little pricey. $33.00 plus a $6.00 tip makes almost 40 bucks for a medium THIN pizza 5 wings and two cokes. I can't understand why people like this pizza. It's super thin and most of it is the huge crust which is doughy and tasteless..I guess that's why you need \"dipping sauce\" which I'm not used to unless ordering from Pizza Hut. They have some huge Beer Menu that's also pricey! $7.00 drafts? $4.00 for a can of Miller Lite? It's not the kind of place I want to sit around and drink in anyway..If I felt like a few beers I would just go to \"Wild Wings\" next door were the mood is more festive and the food better and cheaper. The wings were o.k...nothing to write home to mama about! There's a place called Stevies on 59th and 101 ..I can get better, bigger pizza and more wings for about $22.00...and sit home and drink my own $1.00 Miller lites..Mellow Mushroom is o.k. but I won't go back there..lot of better options..
__label__4 Love the pizza, reverse happy hour special , especially the wings and pretzels. Beer is obviously the best part
__label__2 I really want to love this place, but I can't. The food is outstanding and that's what keeps us coming back. \nUnfortunately every time we have been here the service has been subpar. The servers always seem so frantic trying to rush around the restaurant and take care of everyone. It takes forever to get your drinks and food (even though the wait is worth it). We have found it more convenient to get take out or delivery from this place. Then we get the great food without the bad service.
__label__2 First, it is dark and you can't tell if it is even still in business when we were walking up. They need some sort of sign of life out front. We went here on a week night thinking it was Happy Hour menu. There were 3 of us. We ordered a ton of food wanting to try it all. And thinking Happy hour pricing. The server was training someone. You could tell they had both been drinking already. There were 3 tables in the restaurant and it was freezing in there. I wore my winter coat through the whole meal and still my teeth were chattering. The dynamic duo weren't sure if the the Beef Tenderloin Tiradito was available. We ordered Ceviche, tuna, dates, sliders, and short ribs, plus the beef tenderloin which we did not know if it was coming or not until it arrived. Usually tapas comes a few things at a time. Here it took forever and then BAM, it was all on the table. I have to say everything was delicious. I refused to share the beef tenderloin. The Sangria was very good too. After we ate we couldn't take anything as it doesn't travel well. So, don't overorder. The check came and we were surprised at the amount. My daughter had just been there the week before and they had Happy hour pricing at the time we were there. We asked the waitress what was going on with the check. She gave a long winded story about new specials and hours for Christmas shoppers. And went on forever, about lunch specials. Finally, we think she said they had changed the Happy Hours and we had missed it by 5 minutes. I know, we should have asked. But it is also good customer service to say \"sorry you just missed Happy Hour\". Especially since it changed from the previous week. We would have ordered the same anyway. It's the point that of all the 1000's of places in Vegas, we went there for food and Happy Hour. I am undecided if I will return. The service is the lowest. But the food is really good. For sure it won't be until summer. I hate eating in a winter coat. Maybe by summer they will have better service and people watching?
__label__2 Was in the area today and had lunch with a colleague here.  I ordered the 12 Piece Chicken Nachos.\n\nThey were very good.  I thought the proportion of all of the toppings on each chip was perfect.  The portion was good, I wasn't too full and not left hungry.  The Salsa was too weak for my tastes and the Jalapenos weren't spicy at all.  If I could change two things it would be to offer a spicier Salsa option and offer a spicier Jalapeno option.\n\nWill I return?  Sure.
__label__4 The wonton soup was to die for! I had the garlic chicken and it was delicious. My fianc\u00e9 had the basil beef which was also good but not as good as mine. The portions were huge, plenty to take home for another meal. The ratio of meat to the amount of rice they give is like 4:1 but the waiter offered more when he saw we finished it all quickly, so we had some to bring home with leftovers so that was cool. The dining room was open and airy and there was nice music playing, all and all a great little restaurant. I'll be back! :)
__label__4 The fact that 20 Lounge has only 3 stars, blows my mind. Perhaps it was that pesky Groupon they thought they should do which ended up just mucking up their Yelp reviews. Or maybe nobody gave them enough time to get some great nail techs and get settled in after opening their first store. If you haven't been back lately, I encourage you to give them another chance.\n\nSure, we almost broke up once about 3 years ago. I had been seeing a girl I loved - Brittany - then she left and went to open the Cardiff location. I felt lost, even went to Cardiff once while in San Diego to get my nails done by her again. Finally, I found a great replacement. Then SHE left and I was stuck with someone I didn't know. It was the worst manicure I had ever gotten and I called to cancel my 20 Lounge membership.\n\nI got a call back from the manager Debbie. I was a shellac fiend. She convinced me to come in and see her and let her give me a replacement gel manicure. I surely wasn't going to survive without redoing the manicure immediately so I gave her one last shot.\n\nI've found my new love. I've been seeing Debbie now for almost 2 years and I absolutely ADORE her. She does the most amazing gel and it lasts me 3-4 weeks. She knows when I travel we need to go shorter in length, summer is French, and winter she surprises me with fun colors or glitter fades. Plus, she's a blast to talk to and I want to talk to her!!! She's positive, beautiful inside and out, and it's like therapy and a mani/pedi all in one!\n\nThe place is so clean. It's beautiful. It's priced appropriately. There are no \"FUMES\" like the ones you take in while sitting at those other nail salons. You know which ones I am talking about...\n\nLet's talk pedicures. Sure it's a little different and awkward to stick your feet in a bowl vs. the massage chairs with bubbling hot water... BUT... my argument on this is that at least they aren't using a dremel to remove the gel and ruining your nail!!!! And there is no way they are going to recommend you need an eyebrow wax while you're trying to relax (HELLO!)\n\nI'll end by saying this: If you purchased a Groupon and live in Glendale, don't bother. However, if you are in the Scottsdale or surrounding area and haven't been back for a few years - maybe you'll give them another chance. I did!
__label__2 Amore is now closed and the store is cleared out.
__label__0 We went back for another visit just a couple of weeks ago, hoping things had gotten better.\n\nNope.\n\nWe wanted to sit outside, near the fire.  You'd think we asked the hostess if we could sit on the roof.  Obviously, we pissed her off just by daring to come in.  Service was slow - and it wasn't even that busy!  And for the love of Pete, could you do something about your staff yelling out orders and such?  \n\nSorry, as much as I like supporting local businesses, we won't be back.
__label__0 the toddy was good, the food not so much. it was pricey and there were a few too many flies buzzing around for my liking.
__label__2 Have been here several times and plan to keep going as i have high hopes. I like the atmosphere -nice patio and can't wait for live music. Both service and food a bit uneven. The 50/50 sandwich/.salad is a nice option. Salads are interesting but sometimes dressing seems watery and lacks taste. I rarely eat beef except for here as the carne asada is tasty and burgers are cooked to order. My greatest complaint is that the iced tea always tastes stale.  That is my marker for a good restaurant so i am hoping they figure that out.
__label__2 Good food, laid back, good beer choices... great place if you're looking for a sit back place to enjoy time with friends or family and want good food but don't need stellar foodie meal. The mix match 6 - pack of beer is good deal if you want something to go and keeps you from making that extra trip to liquor store. Only negative we've had here is the service can be slow. It seems they assign tables in rotation order instead of zones so wait staff is all over the place and can't attend to tables as quickly.
__label__1 I am sad that it is always packed because ahwatukee is a wasteland of nothing but chains, so this place is dubbed hip and different, and thus continues to be packed every weekend with soccer moms and their families. As long as it is packed it won't change and it could be great. The service is almost non existent. Be prepared to wait for everything, starting with a hostess the minute you walk in. The last time I ate there I had to go get silver wear and a menu myself. The menu tries hard but doesn't quite make the mark and the prices are high. Finally, beware of the ever changing beer prices in the cooler near the entrance. Signs clearly mark that beers are 6 for $8.95, but some employees charge more for certain beers even though that are not marked as such. After spending my Father's Day morning trying to make a special six pack for my husband and getting denied even though signs are everywhere and they had not pulled these shenanigans for the same beers before, I will not be returning. The McDonalds in the parking lot would be better food and service.
__label__4 Loved this place! We were looking for a burger, patio type place that served beer and for the most part we would feel welcome with our toddler. This  place was awesome. It looks like this place may be hit or miss, but it was an absolute hit with us.  We were promptly seated, offered a kids menu  and drinks and the waitress checked in on us as soon as we sat down. We thought the service was great. My husband had a flavorful and juicy burger that we both raved about and my rice bowl (I know-weird selection) was delicious and fresh. We were very impressed and can't wait to try brunch.  I'm a huge yelp reader, but I never write reviews and after our experience tonight I was compelled to say that I sure hope this place  keeps it up because our experience was  just what we hoped for on Friday night!
__label__3 If had breakfast at this Ahwatukee spot three days in a row. Weekends are busy but the hostess offered seating at the bar. We waited for a table. The chiliquilas were better than expected. The El Jefe was as advertised.  When I ordered the huevos rancheros I got a pancake on the side. The pancake was fantastic and the ranchero is salsa was great. Service was mentioned in previous posts it was good. Busy restaurants have longer ticket times for your meals on way a busy Saturday morning.
__label__1 First get there, hostess wasnt very nice. Took our name then sat next 2 partys to walk in right away? Ok was in a hurry so didn't have time to send my food back but really I ordered an omelet with 2 ingredients, not tough. And you forget the bacon, of all things. But you had no problem charging for it. I wanted to like this place!
__label__3 I guess I was really impressed and just humored by this candy shoppe. I love the name. First of all, SUGAR says it all. It is a store full of it. Funny though, I noticed that they also sold drinks. Coca Cola has distributed, to a small number of businesses, these tiny little Coke and DIet Coke beverages in tiny aluminum bottles.  The thing that made me laugh is that in a store called SUGAR that they'd even bother to sell the DIET COKE bottles. And yes, Clarisse C., I'm one of those silly ones who has couture pops!! They are perfectly round. I love the Watermelon and Green Apple pops. I was walking through that corridor and I noticed them. I had to buy a few for my girlfriends. They love them. They are indeed some serious \"luxe\" pops. The ones that I purchased were the stone/BLING encursted, celeb endorsed varieties. Jeffrey L., what a sweet gesture it was for you to get one for Clarisse. Anyways guys, there is all kinds of sweet stuff in here. I have to admit, one thing that I didn't see was WATERMELON or RASPBERRY gummy bears. THere is only one place in the world that I know of that carries those lil bears. So, for that, four stars. I guess I just thought a place like this, although very small, should kind of have it all. ANyways, I liked the pops I bought. One of the girls tried to work a deal with me but I think I ended up working a better one for myself. HA! True, you can get the refill pops online but luckily I visit so often that I think I can just buy them when I roll into vegas every other month or so. One of the coolest things about their pops is that they can be covered if you're unable to devour them all at once. It's nice. You can carry it around with you in your purse or pocket even and not worry about everything around it getting sticky. Nice ideas. Steep prices. Fun times. It's vegas. I expect to spend cash when I'm there. I didn't mind. It was a bunch of fun lil things that I bought from here. Cool gift ideas.
__label__0 overpriced over-the-counter candy.  also, my daughter saw the hello kitty pre-packaged candy (she's 2 years old) and started fiddling with the containers. not banging around, not throwing.  she would take them out of the box then put them back in.  yes, it's probably mildly annoying. but she's 2, and it IS a candy store. \nemployee came and reprimanded her.
__label__0 The store was really good but the restaurant was terrible, the food and the service were awful. I found a hair in my coffee and on my breakfast plate.
__label__3 I saw this divalicious show this weekend, I have seen drag shows before, but I knew them so the experience was different.\n\n We arrive at the theater and was surprised to see how cozy and comfortable the venue was. Once the show started, the set was incredible.\n\n\n Frank Marino's Divas Las Vegas was fantastic. I saw the likes of Tina Turner, Liza Minnelli, Brittney Spears, (who I thought for a second they were trying to pass a woman off as a man in drag, That is how amazing he was) Celine Deon, (who was also amazing) Diana Ross, Whitney Huston, Tina Turner, Cher, Lady Gaga, Dolly Parton, Madonna, and Bette Midler. Those I remember. I love, love, loved it. The dancers were awesome.\n\n Frank Marino had so many fantastic costume changes and was so very funny. He did Joan Rivers as well. All the costumes were amazing! I loved them. This is one not to be missed. I enjoyed it completely. Truly a drag show to see! The end scene with the man change was incredible. See it!!
__label__1 Want to see people change clothes??\n\n\nThe actors in this show look very much like the women they portray on stage.  Besides that, I can't really say anything positive about this drag show.  \n\nThe actors lip synch and move about the stage the entire show in their respective costumes.  I would have liked it much more if they were actually singing too.  \n\nFrank Marino, the host is comfortable on stage and charismatic, but his stale jokes feel used up and done to death.  They should really update some of the material, and consider adding some singing to the show.  \n\nI was very bored watching a group of actors wearing different outfits and lip synching.  I wouldn't recommend this show.  \n\nYou like Celine or Cher?  Chances are they're in town, go see them.
__label__2 Everyone else enjoyed it, so I guess I'm on my own.  It was just OK.  It went too long for my tastes, so my friend and I ditched out after an hour and change.  I think it was close to over, but we had seen enough lip syncing for a night.
__label__4 This my favorite show!!!!!! I first saw this show last year because I had a coupon and had such a good time I had to go back this year and see it again! Tina is by far my favorite! I will be seeing this show every time I go back to vegas, it is a must. Highly recommend to anyone looking for an energetic, fun, entertaining show!!!
__label__1 Two words: Hell. No.\n\nI have never been to an El Pollo Loco, but I've heard good things, so I went to this location to check it out last night. I ordered the kids pollo bowl with tortilla chips, which is essentially rice, beans, and chunks of chicken.  As soon as I took the lid off, I knew something was wrong.  Was it supposed to be a soup? Because my bowl was SWIMMING in liquid.  I assume that it is from the container they keep the beans in, but it's like they didn't even bother to drain the liquid before they threw the beans in there, and now my bowl is more than half-full of bean water.  The tortilla chips were on par with Taco Bell.  \n\nI might go back to try their chicken on the bone, but never again will I order a bowl from this place.  Gross.
__label__3 It is little pricy but they give you o much meat that it makes up for it.  I have only has the gyros.  The have good food, beer, and wifi great place to go for lunch in between classes at GCC.
__label__3 Sometimes when I try a new place (for us) with a Groupon I come away disappointed. Not at My Arepa. I haven't had Venezuelan food before so I'm not comparing but this is a really nice place. The server (owner?) is so nice explains the foods and combinations. The foods is tasty although less spicy than I expected. Next time we're in the area we'll go again.
__label__0 Can't comment on the food.  After 20 minutes and no server we left. Too bad my wife and I enjoying new dishes.  Not recommended!
__label__4 Two words: THE PIE.\n\nGet the apple. It's monstrously large and possibly the best I've ever had, and I'm pretty picky. It comes warm, and you can have it \u00e0 la mode for no extra charge. It's not filled with that weird sickly-sweet goo-- just tons of apples and cinnamon. And love. \n\nHoly crap. I dream about it.\n\nMy friend also swears by the key lime, though I haven't had it yet. Be sure to ask your waiter for that day's pie list, because their pastry chef likes to mix things up. (And yes, according to the waitstaff, this diner has a pastry-school-trained chef on pie duty. And it shows.)\n\nSucker Punch continues to be my new default location for casual meals/beer/meetings and combinations of all three... To those of us who keep odd hours, it's been a godsend--I think the whole graduate contingent of the ASU theater program may just move right in one of these days.  \n\nSince my last review, I've probably been there about 10 more times, and I haven't had a bad meal yet. Most importantly, there's room enough to sit and talk, and it's not too loud to think (especially on non-weekend nights). The wifi's been reliable, and lately the music selection has been awesome, too.  Ok, so the service isn't always perfect, but everyone's friendly and apologetic, and it all comes out in the wash.\n\nBut really... Just come for the pie. You won't regret it.
__label__1 Not the WORST place, but nowhere NEAR the best place, I've ever been.\n\nWent in, back in January, for a dinner around 9:30, on a rainy night with my beau. It took 15 minutes for our waitress to stop, acknowledge our existence, and take our drink order. By that time, we had decided our food order, and gave her that, too. Another 10 minutes later, we received our beverages. another 25 minutes later, we received our order, and my chili cheese fries were decidedly bland, while his hamburger was worse than McDonalds. Minus that his regular fries were actually good.\n\nI'm pretty sure that will be my only experience at SPS's. The decorations were pretty awesome though.
__label__2 Location Is excellent. Open 24 hours is a great thing for us tempenians who are sick of Gus's pizza and filibertos. Food is good too. One thing that turned me off from giving this 4 stars was this a-hole guy working there. Has a long white beard thing. Anyway I'll probably go back until a great Greek place opens up that is 24 hours
__label__0 Very disappointed. I've recently moved to Phoenix from So. Cal. and was really missing some good Chinese Food. This place is right next door so we thought we would try it out. They deliver, so that was pretty convenient, but my food was disgusting. I ordered orange chicken, pretty basic, if a Chinese food joint and can't make good orange chicken, I doubt any of the other dishes are any good. The sauce on my chicken was neon orange, almost glowing. It was just disgusting. Too Sweet, slimy and just gross.
__label__4 We have loved this place for years! I have never had a bad meal. I'm surprised at so many 1* reviews.
__label__4 One of my all-time favorite restaurants, definite proof that value doesn't have to mean compromise. \n\nPerfect for lunch, dinner, to-go, catering, I've done it all here. \n\nI have pretty Americanized taste buds, but still I spring for the traditional menu often, it's adventurous without being intimidating, and it's less than seven bucks after tax for a properly filling meal. The soups in particular just warm you up inside. \n\nPad thai here is also exceptional and come with plenty of meat.\n\nI ordered catering here for a large party and it was incredibly competitive pricing plus they delivered the order such a convenience.\n\nGreat place to bring people great date place too the decor is very nice and there is a great drink/happy hour menu. While not alcoholic, I do recommend their thai ice tea if you like sweeter beverages. \n\nReally cannot speak more highly about this place, but there is a small warning if you are not a fan of spicy foods make sure you order yours MILD. Even some dishes when ordered mild will have a kick and medium to hot dishes can have quite the lingering burn, but I could just be a wuss. Order the sweet ice tea in case and the spice won't be a problem you can't handle.
__label__4 When we were still living in Gilbert AZ me and husband went this place countless times. Whatever we tried did not disappoint us. Their Lad Na is so good. Our all the time favorite is grilled salmon with mango salad. Cooked to perfection.  \nLadies are friendly and helpful.
__label__1 People were not kidding about the SLOOOOW service here.  It wasn't even busy, but our food took forever to come out.  Two of us got the tasting menu, which came with A LOT of food, including a lobster tail and steak.  We had a few starters appetizers (beef carpacchio, two mini crab tacos, soup, and salad).  The lobster tail came with a delicious stuffing (Ritz crackers and some other herbs) and the steak was a porterhouse.    Another friend ordered a steak - I'm not quite sure why, but he didn't like the steak very much.  A fourth friend got the ahi tuna, which he liked, and ate off our plates since we had ample food.  I had the wine pairing w/ my tasting menu.  It came with four wines, but no dessert wine!  You'd think they'd include one for the $45 extra you pay for the wine pairing.  Definitely not worth the price.  We had also ordered two sides, mac & cheese and corn.  The corn was really good but the mac & cheese was a bit blah.  Dessert was several mini sweets, including a pumpkin cheesecake, two tiny churros, chocolate covered cake lollipop, and creme brulee.  Dessert was good for the most part, but not memorable.   I didn't see the bill, but I'm pretty sure it came out to be about $100 or more per person.  Thank goodness I was with gambling friends so the meal was comped!  However, free or not, don't go here unless you want to spend hours waiting on your food!
__label__0 My review is based on service only...not food...since we didn't get to try any...despite the restaurant being nearly empty at 6:00 pm on a Wednesday evening and the bar area being completely packed, we were not allowed to dine in the restaurant since we only wanted appetizers and cocktails...we were told that since we were not having a complete dinner, we would have to sit at the bar...no problem...but...helloooo..it was packed... Whose to say whether several appetizers constitute a complete meal or not...the hostess was extremely young and inexperienced...whatever happened to the good ole Vegas days when customer service was in the forefront....I wonder...
__label__1 While on a trip to Vegas to experience some great food and good atmosphere, Union was a huge disappointment.\n\nAfter trying a different (and amazingly wonderful) restaurant in Aria the night before, we opted to give Union a shot since they had a seemingly good prix fixe menu for $49. I ordered the Roasted Tomato Soup, the Organic Chicken and the 7 Layer Chocolate Cake for dessert; my partner opted for the King Crab and Jalapeno Taco, the Chilean Sea Bass and the Apple Pie for dessert. We also chose to add the wine pairing for $20 as well.\n\nWhen you go to a show, you don't expect it to peak in the first act - and that's what happened at Union. The appetizers were by far the best aspect of the whole experience, but given that it was tomato soup and tacos, it's not hard to screw those things up. For the entree round, my chicken was a tad overcooked and borderline rubbery. The garlic spinach that came with it was great, as was the tablespoon of parsnip puree that accompanied it. The sea bass was equally rubbery and overcooked, and a delicious sounding risotto that came with the sea bass was slightly undercooked and on the starchy side. The desserts were just OK - nothing special. My cake was on the dry side, but the apple pie was not bad. \n\nI have to echo what others have said about the service. It's abysmal. The guy serving water was the hardest working person on the crew. After we ordered, we barely saw our waiter. It was a revolving door of people coming by (which is not unusual), but our waiter rarely checked on us. He dropped our wine off in the same manner as a delivery person dropping off a package. I was surprised that a wine pairing didn't come with dessert, especially after seeing other places in Aria (and other resorts) offering a pairing with each course. Had we known that, we probably would have ordered a bottle instead, but the waiter didn't take the time to explain that. We found out after our dessert was delivered.\n\nWhile we were there, we noticed two groups get seated and subsequently leave without being served. There was plenty of staff, so I'm not sure what the problem was. They all seemed in a constant state of chaos. \n\nThe atmosphere is not bad. If you want something quiet and peaceful, this is probably not the place, since it overlooks a big bank of slot machines that constantly sing. \n\nOverall, I would definitely not recommend this to anyone going to Vegas for a culinary treat. There are plenty of better options within Aria, and there are several other places nearby to get a much better steak (if that's what you're looking for). Save your money (and your time) and treat yourself somewhere else.
__label__0 I gave this sushi place a try, since it's around Summerlin(where I live). It was a to-go order. The sushi were not well made. They rolls don't look presentable. One of the rolls I got is a salmon roll. To my surprise, the salmon is cooked not fresh.
__label__2 Been here twice... the selection seemed about the same... but not so sure. \nIt's like walking into an aunt's house. The workers there are friendly, speak Tagalog to you right off the bat, even if you don't speak it (good or bad? Hmmm) and make sure you're ok for the most part.\nI like the pork gisantes they have, and the pancit is pretty tasty! At $7.99/ person there's not much to complain about. They also sell other goodies and snacks at the register.\nProbably will be back with the fam soon.\n\nHonorable mentions:\nPusit\nDiniguan (dinardaraan)\n\nOhh, parking is somewhat odd. One way only, so make sure you take the correct entrance! Although the lot is small, I usually find parking right away!
__label__0 The food is bland and tasteless. Maybe I'm spoiled by good filipino food. The tocino is flavorless, how can this happen? The karekare had no flavor as wells as the adobo. Really? How can you botch those up? \n\nAt least the food was warm and fresh. But I would eat anything cold with more flavor. The food here isn't made with care. This is a big let down.
__label__4 Good stuff and pretty cheap too!!!
__label__4 Came here for lunch with my family friends about 17 of us.  Great value for the price.  A variety of Filipino dishes and all tasted excellent.  Had the dinuguan, Kare Kare, sinagang,  beef steak, tocino, beef mechado, pork adobo, and a few others.  Definitely will be going here next time I'm in Vegas again.
__label__3 I LOVE Italian food. Recently, my children have been diagnosed with egg, dairy and gluten allergies....so out went the Italian food, until now. This place is great for anyone on the GF or candida friendly diet.  Almost everything can be made GF and the meats are nitrate, nitrite free. Most of the food options are also organic.\n\nThe restaurant appears clean, open and airy.  Picasso-esque art hangs from the walls and decorates the women's restroom. We have eaten in all three areas of the restaurant (bar, main dining and patio) and have enjoyed all three settings.\n\nWe have gone to this establishment multiple times and on multiple days. We aim for the happy hour so that we can take advantage of the 50% off appetizers.\n\nThe baked wings are wonderful. They are flavorful, not greasy and very delicious. We get ours with the sauce on the side and we think it's even better that way.\n\nWe get the hummus with the gluten free bread. The bread is not chewy or crumbly like some GF breads can be. The hummus is sprinkled with feta and decorated with olives, tomatoes and peperoncinis. It is not as creamy as many other hummus recipes can be, but it is flavorful and pairs well with the GF bread.\n\nWe get the GF pizza without cheese and it has never come out burned or chewy. (NOTE: GF pizza only comes in the medium size.). We have had several topping combinations and their gourmet pizzas and have yet to be disappointed.\n\nWe have also tried the Chipotle Penne with Chicken with and without the GF option. I would give it an 8 out of 10. It doesn't knock your socks off, but it is quiet yummy.  The Penne Steak and Mushroom (without the Gorgonzola cheese) is about a 7.5. It is not as flavorful as the Chipotle Penne, but is decent. I was expecting a more robust, flavor and was left disappointed.\n\nFor dessert we have had the GF chocolate chip and the GF brownie. NOTE: GF desserts are not as tasty and they are a little bit crumblier than the regular kind, but here they are pretty darn good. Both are equally tasty, it just depends on what kinda mood you are in.\n\nThey have excellent customer service. We have seen the manager, servers and other staff work well together and make sure that everyone's needs are being met. We have witnessed the manager quickly correct any issues that other patrons had.
__label__1 Warning: this place does not have the Picazzos.com menu. I guess they are not affiliated with that place even though that is the website that comes up when you look up the place on Google Maps. \n\nOur waitress was great, but the food - not so much. The brownie was the best thing we had. We tried the garlic cheesy bread and it was very bland. I didn't even know that was possible. The vegetable platter came with vegetables that were sitting in a 1/4 inch of butter and fat. I was hoping for a bit healthier vegetables. I like the atmosphere and the staff so I may be back to try the pizza and give it another chance.
__label__1 Food was alright. Service was terrible. Very unprofessional servers. \nWe walked in and expected it to be alright, 3 servers for a rather small place, so the idea of them being in the weeds is almost impossible, right? Wrong. Woman (wearing ridiculous makeup, don't know her name so that's what I am going by) sat us, and took my drink order, and not my fianc\u00e9's, and ran away, then it took us 15 minutes to get his drink from our actual server (Yaeko). The other woman was extremely unprofessional, yelling across the restaurant several times and even at our server. I wouldn't go back.
__label__2 Despite living near this place and often seeing their ads, I just recently tried it.  I have always been leary of chain massage places after hearing stories of pushy up sells for memberships that override the importance of the actual massage.  At a recent Yelp event, my wife won a gift card for a 50 minute relaxation gift card.  She gave the gift card to me since she has yet to use a massage gift card I gave to her for another place.  Apart from fearing the chain massage locations, I have almost always received awesome massages from independent therapists and local massage businesses which is another reason I was hesitant to try this place.  \n\nHand and Stone is a nice place.  The lobby is mostly inviting and relaxing, but the placement of products for sale deters somewhat from the relaxation experience.  The rooms are nicely equipped, clean, and smell very nice.  This is one of those reviews where the cliched \"I want to give 5 stars  but...\" comes into play.  Was my massage decent?  Yes.  Have I had better massages?  Yes.  I left relaxed, but not feeling like jello s I usually do after a massage. Would I go back here?  Maybe, based on proximity and atmosphere.
__label__4 I have had massages at spas all over the world & this place has world class therapists.  I have never had a bad experience.  I have been a client since they opened this location and was not sure what to expect because I had only bad experience after bad experience at Massage Envy where I was a member before hand.  From day 1, Hand & Stone has been really great.
__label__0 Definitely not (even) the best Korean!!! Am sorry i have to give this review but this place is a noooo.  I went there today with a friend to check it out.....We tried to get a take out menu.....it wasn't even written in ENGLISH at all (if that was really the menus) couldn't find them anyways.  So we said lets take a seat and try it.  A lovely Korean lady comes up to us try to take the order. We couldn't communicate and you know why??? She barely spoke English...Nop, sorry not even close to English.  But as a foreigner i respect that so i tried some hand techniques....   I tried to order a calamari and even though i was showing her what i was craving i end up getting some shrimp thing....was mediocre!!! There were another 2 people in the store eating, around 230pm.  I order some Korean ribs plate for around $6.95, it tasted ok and the rest of the sides didn't really excite me.  Other than that i find Korean people very friendly and nice.  I might give it another try sometime soon.
__label__3 Every Sunday afternoon, you will likely find me wandering the aisles of this nice hidden gem in the middle of the McGill ghetto! A great mix of imported food, organic/veggie products and Asian food. There is also a sandwich counter which I have yet to try. I don't actually find this store that particularly expensive for the quality of products available. With a little bit of self control, my grocery bill turns out to be less expensive than going to, say, Metro or 4 Freres. You also get higher quality products as previously mentioned. You only need to complete your groceries and buy your meat and non-edibles elsewhere.
__label__1 Every time i come here my experience is less than satisfying.. I don't know if its the fact that this place is trying to be urban and hip, but instead it's a bunch of overpriced stores and pretentious restaurants. \n\nThe parking -1, I mean what the hell was the person thinking who design this place, parking is confusing and people try run down the back of your ass to get passed you to park.. I mean why are u in such a hurry though? calm all the way down!\n\nThe vibe. -1 . umm there wasn't a vibe to speak of, yeah some people were dinning and out and about walking around but most of the mall seemed dead. \n\nPeople -1 Pretentious.. like let me valet my honda accord so I look super cool kind of pretentious LOL .. \n\nHonestly the only good thing here is the Apple Store, I love the design and the customer service is friendly whenever I've been there. H&M's men section sucks, and The Nike Store is overpriced like SHIT..\n\nyup I will try to avoid coming here in the future.. Fashion Square, hell even Kierland is a better option. MUCH BETTER VIBES\n\n2 LONELY STARS.
__label__3 Wow! This place has changed! I used to work at the Scottsdale Air park and would pop into H&M a few times a week at lunch. Then there were only a few stores goin on. But now! There are all kinds of placed to shop eat and be entertained. \n\nWe went tot he Yelp event at SOL Cocina last night, great new place. They just opened and I cant wait to go back again! Great tacos, and lots of tequila. They even have a yummy Skinny Margarita.\n\nBrio has a great lunch!\n\nStingray has some fabulous sushi! They has these great specialty rolls that you cant find anywhere else. I cant remember the names but there is one with pico shrimp and this yummy creme, gotta try it!\n\nTrue Food is awesome! Their Spaghetti Squash Casserole is out of this world. They even have these great organic liqueurs that you can put in your cocktails. \n\nThey shopping is great too, Express, GAP, H&M, Nike and tons more. \n\nThey even did a great job with the parking, two garages and lots of street parking.
__label__0 Things got ugly!!! 2 employees: 2 different stories. The customer service was lackluster yesterday, but reached epic EVIL today!! I was told by an employee I could exchange a shirt I bought on sale for my husband for store credit and less than 24 hours before and when I arrived today, the manager said, oh no it says on the receipt,  \"all sales are final\". I explained that I had spoken to 2 of her employees yesterday, one of whom said I COULD NOT return it and the other who said I COULD NOT return it for a refund BUT COULD RETURN it for a store credit or exchange. The size was slightly off, so I brought one of the shirts back to exchange it for some items I had looked at yesterday (in case I had to return the shirt). Amy, the manager refused the exchange saying \"the policy is the policy.\" So when I explained to her that I was informed by HER EMPLOYEE something different she said, \"I am not the owner, I don't make the policy\" well, whoever the owner is, I hope you understand that is NOT the type of service that will earn my loyalty or that one might expect, especially in an upscale shopping center like the Scottsdale Quarter  (but really anywhere).  I work in customer service and I would NEVER have lost a customer for life over a 20 dollar sale exchange.  I dislike when managers don't stand behind their employees and won't do what is right for the customer. So unfortunately,  I would not shop there again and can't recommend it to anyone.
__label__0 Poor service. Waited too long for waitress ( Kim) to take our order.  not happy. Will very likely eat somewhere else next time.
__label__0 Grrrr\nHated it!\nI love this chain,but hate this location!
__label__0 Just came back from there, and was pretty disappointed. \n\nThe inside dining area was a wreck (dirty tables, food on the floor, table side order phones out of order, etc).  They weren't particularly busy, and several employees were hanging around talking to one another.\n\nMy food came out relatively quickly, but was not complete, and even after alerting them of this and waiting on them, I had to remind them five minutes later to give me my missing items, at which point they seemed even more confused. \n\nTo top it off, the restroom was filthy and there were no paper towels, and I even saw an employee go in and use the restroom, and come out without remedying the situation...hope he at least washed his hands :/\nGiven the state of this place, I have to wonder. \n\nI want to like this place, but it scored an F on this visit.  \nFast food doesn't have to be messy, crummy, and lacking in service...just look at chick-fil-a.
__label__4 Best NY style pizza outside of the NYC area. (Chicago style pizza doesn't count, it's in a completely different class). It's thin crust, light sauce, and just the right amount of everything else.\n\nHUGE. Slices are HUGE. 1 slice is easily 3-4 of a \"standard\" chain pizza joint. Did you see the Daily Show clip of Jon Stewart making fun of Donald Trump and Sarah Palin for eating pizza with a knife and fork and he had to fold the pizza up? Yeah, that's this place. \n\nBF and I split the 2 slice and a drink combo for less than 8$ and it's more than enough food for us for lunch. \n\nYou can tell that they use fresh, high quality cheese and pepperoni. I cannot recommend this place enough.
__label__3 Get there before rush hour so you can miss the traffic. \n\nThe staff is the only reason I can't give this 5 stars. They seemed pre occupied. You don't want to seem like this when  you are getting stuck with needles. It just is a bit upsetting. \n\nThe mobile team is awesome though.
__label__2 Great rolls and bread!
__label__2 Texas Roadhouse is your typical steak house. Tons of hungry families trying to get a decent meal that's cheap and tastes good. This location is very big, and was a bit crowded when we arrived. No complaints though, because it was a Friday night. \nThe servers, while busy, were very attentive and we got our food fairly quick. I have to say I love the rolls and the butter that comes with them YUM!\n\nMy boyfriend and I both got Ribeye Steaks,  medium. They were cooked they way we like them, but there was just way to much salt. While the steaks were juicy, we couldn't help but notice the overpowering salt flavor. \n\nNormally previous Texas Roadhouse experiences have been alright, but this time my boyfriend got a rock in his salad, how does that happen? The good thing is he didn't chip or break any teeth biting down on it. The manager on duty, Sarah, was very understand and gave him his meal for free, the situation was handled well. \n\nOverall our experience was ok, nothing that will keep us from coming in, or not coming again.
__label__0 When I came into the store, I found a pair of shoes I loved, but low and behold they didn't have my size. Just as I was thinking about turning away, the saleswoman suggested a different pair that was a size larger. She brought them out and I thought they were adorable as well. She even put these pads in the shoes so the size larger didn't feel weird. When I asked how much they were she said \"You're not going to believe this, but they were $999, but now they're $79!\" She's right, I was very skeptical but I thought \"Hey, they're not badly priced for real leather shoes (she said they were real suede) and they're comfy! I just wish they were actually my size.\"\nSo I bought them. \nThen I went home and looked on their website what the price was on there and they were always $79.... And to top it off, they were faux suede. Why did she feel the need to tell such a big lie?!\nI will never shop at this location ever again.
__label__1 Not very fresh. Rice was hard. Beans crusted over. Taste was ok. Maybe it was a bad nite but the service was also uninspired. With many other burrito options no reason to come here.
__label__2 Again, this is one of those chains where you can't judge a book by its cover! If you have the time you can find some really great deals here! \n\nThey have pretty much everything here, clothes, paintings and plenty of home decor. When I visited they were changing over some departments it looks like they are going to have a larger selection of rugs and portraits and paintings which will be great or anyone who is looking to update their home.\n\nI enjoyed the visit and would return! Just remember when you go be prepared to search for your good deals!
__label__3 My friend is a vegan and sometimes it can be quite difficult to find diverse menu choices for him when we go out.  I stopped by ZiZi's to pick up some dinner and actually had a difficult time finding it.  It's tucked away in the little shopping plaza right before you get to the Walmart on N.  Tryon. Once inside, there were actually so many vegan choices, it took a while to decide what to order!  This place is takeout only, but the wait for the food was 10 minutes tops.  Now that I have a menu, I will definitely order in advance.  Overall, the experience was very good, food was cooked fast and was quite tasty!
__label__1 Gold's is a nice lounge, but there is something missing from this place that makes it kinda blah over all, but was a nice place to grab a quick drink with friends.
__label__2 I actually liked this place. There were some folks handing out 2 for 1 drinks all around the Aria and since we were looking to get reasonably drunk we walked into Gold Lounge. First off, the place was pretty empty. I don't ever get why bouncers outside still act like they need to screen you before they let you into an empty place, but whatever, a jobs a job, right?\n\nAnyway, the lounge is quite large but half of it was closed to said emptiness. For the side that wasn't closed, there were plenty of seats that said 'reserved' on them. For who? Well, we just hung around the bar and got our 2 for 1 drinks. Jager bombs...Tokyo iced teas...etc. The drinks were strong and not too expensive. So I was happy. Our group danced even though no one else was dancing but later on a bunch of other folks joined so we had a good time. So, I would not recommend coming here to meet people, but if you're in a large group and want cheap drinks, this place does the job.
__label__3 Great Place , honestly best time I had in a lounge in LAs VEGAS!!! sometimes it feels good to not only been at MEGA CLUBS! well I went to eat at ARIA on a thursday , we met a promoter who told us about gold, I honestly never been there but heard of it , it is a cirque du soleil lounge or something like that, well anyway the promoter or host was cool and walk us all the way to the door, room was pretty packed, My girlfriend took open bar for $20 all night helloooo !!! Drinks aren't too pricey. \nI ll go back there its great place start night or end the night as the open bar deal for girls is my main reason to go back there.
__label__0 We heard about the Friday 80's night so came here after midnight after Thunder From Down Under. After much haggling with the bouncer us girls got to choose to get in free or pay $20 cover and get free (nasty) well drinks. At least we were able to negotiate a table for our friend with a broken foot. \n\nThe lounge is dark and frankly swanky. There's a tiny dance floor that's carpeted (and sticky). And by the time we got in the 80's night was over and they were playing ghetto hip hop (lots of ho's and other choice lyrics). However, after an hour of the hip hop they changed it up and played more dance/pop which was an improvement but didn't make the place much nicer. Here are some choice vignettes:\n\n - man smoking cigar, yes, I know this is legal in Vegas but still seems to pretentious not to mention stinky\n\n - bachelorette party giving lap dances to each other\n\n - some amazon women lying down and humping the floor\n\n - cigar man falling over drunk along with companion and being escorted out\n\nThough they may have some decent music it is not a classy place. At least the service is good and the bouncers are on top of things.
__label__0 About the worst service you can imagine. Waitresses had no idea about 2 for 1 drink coupons being handed out in the Aria casino. Also, there are few tables but apparently this was too much for wait staff to handle. 3 tv screens were good.
__label__0 I called Brakes 4 Less at their 888 number for a quote after getting my vehicle assessed at the dealer and they quoted be $88 for the work, so I proceeded to make an appointment.  After picking my car up at the dealer and driving to the shop they raised the quote to $160.  They said they would have to order different brake pads to do it for $88.  I called the 888 number back and they said they had no idea why the actual shop quoted me more money and that even if they had to order parts they should have been able to do the work same day.\n\nI don't trust this kind of nonsense and took my car back to the dealer to get the work done.
__label__4 I love this place! I've been coming me for a few years now. They treat you like family here!
__label__1 Today was my second time going to Parkway House Family Restaurant and I did not enjoy it.\n\nA week ago a friend of mine introduced me to is and I ordered the porkchops, eggs, and toast breakfast. It was delicious! My friend's daughter got Chocolate Chip Pancakes, and my friend got a BLT Sandwich with egg. Everything came out quick, made to order, and delicious. Our waitress was real friendly and quick to get us refills and checked on us regularly. I knew I'd have to come back.\n\nToday I go with a different friend and order a bologna and egg sandwich (add cheese, tomato, and lettuce) while she got a bacon, sausage, and egg sandwich (add cheese). We both ordered hashbrowns with add ins (cheese, mushrooms, onions, ham). We waited a good 20 minutes for our food and then it came out cold and the hashborwns were burnt/rubbery chewy and disgusting. I added tomato and egg onto my sandwich but it was not on my sandwich when it arrived. I asked for it and it took another 10 minutes for the waitress to bring it out. Upon bringing it to me she says, \"I'm glad you didn't eat it all because I forgot about you!\" in a happy, peppy sort of voice. By then, my food was more than cold and I was not happy. I decided against my meal and she kindly took it away and marked it off the ticket. She waited on the people behind us and told them \"You can't go wrong with breakfast!\" and they got their meal within 5 minutes of placing their order! I found the waitress I had on the first visit and placed a bologna sandwich to go and told her the last one came out cold.\n\nThe menu is very fairly priced (which is what gave it one star) and some service is very good (another star).  They serve breakfast all day, which was why we decided to go there when we did. The second visit was very disappointing and I have decided that I will not try them again.
__label__3 This place proves that it's worth giving someone a second chance. The first time I went there for dinner, I ordered the oxtail soup, but it was so-so, and I dismissed Atti as just another fancy-looking Asian restaurant place downtown. Several months later, my colleagues found out that at lunchtime their menu is half price and they quickly started going there on a regular basis, after which they wouldn't stop gushing about how delicious the beef ribs were. That convinced me to go back, and since then I've been a fan! The beef ribs are indeed a winner. Sweet, tender and come in a generous portion! The complementary side dishes - there are usually three of them (kimchi, beansprouts and potatoes cooked in sweet sauce) are also very good.\nNowadays I don't think the lunch time menu is half the price of the dinner menu, but it's still a good value for what you pay for. If I could give just one constructive criticism... there's this guy who's always there, a bit of an all rounder (maybe the manager, maybe the owner?), he's efficient and all, but could definitely use a smile. I know it's not just me. My colleagues have also commented the same. If you're going there for lunch, best to make a reservation as it's often full-house.
__label__4 I went to Carolinas Vision Group on a refer from Minute Clinic when I scratched my eye. The staff was very courteous and got me in to see the Dr immediately. His focus opwas making me feel better, and controlling the amount of pain I was in. I have never been to such a professional and caring eye doctor. I already scheduled my annual eye exam! I would highly recommend!
__label__1 Not a great fit for my dog. I have a 40lb furry dog. I know she is tough to deshed, etc. Her normal groomer is a corporate place, and I was happy to try a local groomer when I saw the deal on Living Social for $20 for $75 worth of services. I dropped her off at 12:30. At 3:30 I got a call they were unable to put her in the wash tub. I needed to go back to the groomer and actually stay with her the entire time. This is fine since I appreciated their hesitation to muzzle her. However, TWO HOURS later, she was just getting out of her bath. They had not yet done her nails, etc. I had to go, at this point it was almost 6, so I said I would just take her. They had not brushed her, cleaned her ears, or done her nails (no hair trim needed). I had allowed them to do the deshed. I was not given a price upfront; she said she would let me know at the end. Well, she \"cut me a deal\" and only charged me $40 instead of the \"normal\" $55. So I paid a total of $60 for a bath I had to help with, a 5 1/2 hour trip for my dog, I had to brush her, and I will now have to take her somewhere else for her nails. Her normal groomer charges $75 to do all that in less than 3 hours. This lady apparently would have charged me $130 for my dog (the $75 value from Living Social plus the $55 shed fee). That is absolutely insane for a place which is ill-equipped. I gave this two stars instead of zero because I really did think the owner/groomer was nice. But, I can't justify this experience on a nice personality. I would recommend this for someone with a small-sized dog, as that is the best fit for the facility. I just wish she had been honest about that. It would have saved me time, money, and I wouldn't have had to irritate my boss by taking a half day to go bathe my dog. Bottom line: I could have gotten these results (granted I wouldn't have gotten as much loose fur off) at home for free in under an hour. \n\nAnyway, this is just my experience. If you have a small dog, these other reviewers may be a better fit for you.
__label__1 Nice facilities. Line guys are awesome, desk staff not so much. Fuel is uber-expensive, but ramp fees aren't too bad if you don't meet minimum fuel requirements to waive the fee.  This is what you get when there's no competitors on the field.
__label__0 Horrible experience. I'm usually not one to complain, but this was just bad. When I arrived at the counter, the lady was busy messing with some machine, so I stood there for about a minute waiting to be greeted. That didn't tick me off as much as the fact that the place was untidy and unorganized looking. I ordered my drink, she began to prepare it, only she was using a pitcher that had residue from the last drink in it. She poured the reminder of those contents in a cup and continued to make my drink. I didn't say anything since it looked like strawberries and my drink was one with strawberries although I was still disgusted. I left the counter with my drink, tasted it and thought about going back, but hesitated because I didn't want to be a pain. I continued to drink and it was just bad so I had to take it back. When I get there I explain the issue, but she's making someone else's drink. She starts to make mine, and again puts it in a used pitcher. I asked her to rinse it and she does so with an attitude. My drink still wasn't right, but I left anyway. Needless to say, I won't be returning here.
__label__2 I hope you're not here for anything other than nostalgia.\n\n\"One Orange Julius, please.\"  Bam...that does the trick!\n\nWhat's not to love about an Orange Julius?  What's to love about hot dogs from a roller grill?
__label__2 I LOVE BR's clothing for men, but as for me...it's not so much my style. I can't say I've ever owned a piece of their clothing.  \n\nToday brought me in looking for interview attire & oddly enough, one of my boyfriend's friends works there. We told her what we were looking for, but she said they really didn't have anything conservative like I wanted. Instead, she told me to look over at The Limited. :D I was very appreciative of her honesty!\n\nBeing the head parent of the whole BR/Gap/Old Navy family, their prices are pretty steep. I agree with Joe K., the quality of their clothing is very nice.  I will say the sales racks seem to offer pretty good savings, with nice things to choose from.
__label__1 I've had two experiences with this store - the first was bad, the second was adequate.  I went in to the ATT store about 2 weeks ago to upgrade to the Iphone 4 and join a family plan with a friend.  The sales associate at the time seemed to know what he was doing and set it all up - told us it would take up to 3 days to get the plan together and that he would call us both when it was done.  A week later and no phone call, I went back to the store and talked with another associate who informed me that nothing was done since my first visit and in fact nothing needed to be done, that I could have an Iphone in 20 minutes and sure enough 20 minutes later the plans were set and the numbers were together on a family plan.  Overall the experience wasn't a good one, in that I had to wait an extra week for nothing, and was told misinformation from the start (plus the wait times were an hour one time I stopped in).  I'd suggest another store to upgrade or change plans.
__label__1 The food is average Chinese food...neither here nor there. What threw this to a below average rating was the following...I asked if I could substitute my egg roll for 1 crab Rangoon.  She said no. I asked if there was a reason. She said, \"Because they don't want to.\" I was like a deer in headlights wondering if I'd just heard that correctly. It was confusing because she says it in the nicest tone with a big smile. Almost made it worse? There is enough competitors in the area willing to accommodate a simple request. I will take my business elsewhere.
__label__4 I came in late on a Saturday afternoon to have a jewelry repair done on a ring I purchased more than a year ago at a Jared's in Massachusetts.  The ring had a bent post and the stone had fallen out.  The representatives at the jewelry repair counter were super friendly and knowledgable.  I expected to have to drop it off for a week like I have done in the past, but I was informed that they could probably turn it around in a couple of hours.  After filling out the paperwork the person at the counter went to verify the turnaround, and the jewelry tech (whose shift was ending in 15 minutes) told her that he would do it while I waited.  Totally floored with the service I received here and my interactions with every staff member.  I was in and out with a beautifully repaired ring within 30 minutes (instead of the two trips and one week I had expected).  I'll definitely be back to this location for any future jewelry purchases or repairs!
__label__4 Wait, wait, it's only $3 for a carwash?  And it's the cool kind where you get to sit in your car as it's going through the wash?? \n\nMy mom and I took the cars here to get them washed on sunny day and I couldn't believe how cheap it was.  The location itself is easy to get in and out of, but if you don't know it's there, it's possible to drive right by it.  For $3, the car gets a nice wash and at the end, there are stations to park with non-quarter operated vacuums to clean the inside.  \n\nYou can upgrade to a more premium wash where they will vacuum and wipe down the interior of the car, but my mom is kind of psycho when it comes to cleaning and likes to do it herself.
__label__4 The only place that I trust to do a great job on a pedicure, manicure and eyebrows. The standard pedicure includes a paraffin wax treatment that leaves your feet super smooth, also my nail polish always lasts a long time whenever I get my nails done here. Great prices and I am always satisfied with the end product, however, do be prepared to wait on Saturdays!
__label__3 Such good Chinese food. Pleasantly surprised!
__label__2 Wow. Can't believe this location is closed. I was not aware that it had and tried to stop by to grab some lunch to take back to the office. What a disappointment.
__label__4 These guys are quick and very sweet. I registered online and at the last minute had to have them come to my work and pick me up. Did not take 15 min! The are the best. I was in and out in time to take my daughter to work. Love Them
__label__3 Going here to watch a US soccer game makes me want to be a better fan.\n\ni can't say the bar is anything special based on looks, although it is nicely decorated with soccer flags and what not. Inside is pretty small, sit at the bar or sit along the wall, not too much more than that. They do have quite a few tvs which makes it a good spot to watch the games although the 3 tvs behind the bar are so close together, my weak attention span would get sucked into the wrong tv playing something i wasn't watching in the middle. They also have a tv playing in the courtyard with some tables and chairs. Great environment to watch some soccer.
__label__4 Best shrimp fried rice ever. Prices are normal but the food is above avg. I try to make it here 2 times a month.
__label__4 BEST Chinese in Charlotte! \n\nChina Palace is by far the top Chinese spot anywhere in Charlotte. Bold statement, I know. But true statement indeed! \n\nThe ambience is very classy while remaining casual. I love R&B music, and they play Chinese versions of my favorite R&B songs. They also have a couple TVs so you don't have to miss the big game over getting grub. \n\nThe food is to die for. I'm a big Sesame Chicken fan, and this is the sesame chicken by which all other sesame chickens will be judged. They have Pepsi products so all Mtn. Dew fans are appeased and their egg rolls and chips with duck sauce are great.\n\nThat doesn't even cover their service, which truly sets China Palace apart from everyone else. If you take three sips, the waiter gives you a refill. Doesn't matter how busy they are. I drink a lot of water, and my glass doesn't get as much as half of the way empty before I get a refill. Talk about attentive! In addition, everyone is as nice as possible. \n\nOne last thing. One time, I showed up with a friend who was getting an order to go. I didn't get anything that time, but they gave me free sweet tea just for waiting there. \n\nIsn't hard to see why China Palace is one of Charlotte's top restaurants.
__label__1 The service in this place sucks! The waiters are freaking rude! They really need to learn how to behave with customers. Apart from the wings, this place is a hell NO!
__label__1 Service was good but definitely don't order a bagel especially if you are used to having one at City Deli or Bruegger's.  Ice Cream was yummy.
__label__3 My friend brought me here saying that it's the ONLY place she is willing to get her hair cut at because they know what they're doing and they make it look like what you want rather than something they feel like cutting themselves. I was debating if I should get a haircut or not but once I walked in, all the ladies were extremely nice and sweet! I fall for niceness and there were no pressure at all but I decided to get it cut anyway since I needed a trim badly.\n\nSwan was sweet and friendly. She kept all the conversation interesting and was a jokester herself. She asked if I wanted to get my eyebrows done too and I decided to do it too since it was good pricing. It was the best I've ever seen my eyebrows! They went extremely well with my face features.\n\nThen she got my hair cut. Boy, she knew exactly what she was doing. Swift and fast! I was so scared because noone ever cut my hair like that before (used to go to Great Clips only). Usually people are careful they didn't want to cut something they didn't want to and are slow cutters. The ending results were so perfect! She cut my bangs to how it SHOULD be!! I had it cut three previous times before (by Great Clips a few months in between) and people would always pity me when they see me or even offer to do it themselves for me because it looked so bad!! But after Swan cut them, they were the perfect length and perfect amount of bangs cut (if that makes sense). \n\nThe only con about this place was that the floor was a bit messy with hair around. Everything else was organized and neat.\n\nI love this place and I will always return here to get my hair cut! They're the same price as Great Clips if not cheaper. They also do nails too!
__label__3 We had finally gotten to the point where we were ready to stop trying new Mexican places. It wasn't that we had found the best ever, it's just that every Mexican place is essentially the same damn thing with a slight variation on the chips and salsa.\n\nFortunately, some badgering  from a neighbor got us out to lunch at Los Arcos for their lunch buffet. i think it's the first Mexican buffet i've ever come across. They've got your shells, taco bowls, beans, rice, lettuce, jalapenos and other toppings, beef, chicken, shrimp and a few pre-concocted enchilada or chimichangas, (i never really know the difference between all the Mexican dishes, but they all have the same level of deliciousness). i didn't even have to panic when the server normally asks me to choose beef or chicken for my entree, i chose beef AND chicken on my taco, i almost threw some shrimp on there. Call me loco. \ni'm not saying their food quality is all that superior to the other Mexican places, but the buffet is dinero (as in the Spanish word for Money)\n\nBonus, they have patio seating and a nice little bar area. \n\nSo why settle for the #22 combo of just 1 measly enchilada and 1 burrito with your choice of rice OR beans??  Satisfy your American tendencies and eat as much as you can with a Mexican lunch buffet. According to their web site, Monday through Sunday 11-3.\n\nHoly hell, i almost forgot, they have a life size cut out of the most interesting man in the world by the front door making for  an excellent photo op on the way out. Don't judge me.
__label__0 I ordered a pizza on the web. Was automatically given this location for delivery. In fact, I've ordered delivery from them many times in the past 4 years. 2 hours later and the pizza hasn't shown up. I call the store (even got the number from my confirmation email) and they try to tell me that 1) they \"never got the order\" and 2) they don't deliver to my house. Absolute B.S. The young lady I spoke with was rude and dismissive. She tried to tell me that the Lake Wylie store delivers to my house. That store is 13 miles away and IN ANOTHER STATE. I can only assume that 1) Pizza Hut hires incompetent web developers or 2) the local staff were too lazy to do their job and canceled my order. Either way, I will never be eating from here again.
__label__0 Terrible!!! 2nd time we have ordered from this location. Wait over an hour both times and we live less than 5 min away. Main thing is taste is disgusting. Taste just like store bought digiorno. Hard crust. Way more crust than cheese and just no flavor!!!!  Going back to dominoes &/or papa johns
__label__3 Holy smoked provolone I love this place! The only close second is Libretto's and their location in Ballantyne leaves much to be desired on taste and service...although they do have nice outdoor seating and ambiance. When it comes down to just taste I pick Tony's. You know pizza is good when you don't want toppings, side dishes, condiments, etc. When just a plain slice of hot cheesy goodness is heaven in your mouth, and you start wishing you could eat your weight in it. \nI am not sure if it's true, but when Tony's first opened one of the employee's told me their crust was so crispy and good because they use water from New York. I am not sure if this means they ship it here or have some sort of reverse osmosis time/space travel machine, but it's great. Tony's crust HAS what many \"New York Style\" pizza restaurants in the south lack...crunch. Your pizza should have so much cheese it runs of the slice, the cheese should be so salty and delicious you could eat it alone, the sauce should marry the flavor of garlic and oregano on your tongue, and if you have to fold the slice to get its entire girth in your mouth then it should snap almost in half! I grew up mostly in Massachusetts, but I come from New Yorkers and I know good pizza...Tony's is good pizza!
__label__1 I have had better... much better. I will give them this though, their crust is thin and pretty good, but it wasn't the greatest quality cheese and the sauce was kinda sweet Sweet sauce is something you def won't get on NY style Pizza... EVER!!! I was born and raised in NY. Moved to Charlotte a year ago and have been suffering from the food scene here.  Every time I go back to NY (and I do go back quite often) I get pizza and I assure you that Tony's does not compare...
__label__0 Took Expedition in for inspection.  Got the call that everything passed except for front ball joints.... Cost???  $645!!!  Ball joints from Autozone cost $34 each.  I asked the mechanic doing the inspection how far out of spec the joints were... He couldn't give me a spec... Only that in his opinion, it was too loose.  I told them I would get the work done myself, citing the cost of the ball joints, to which he replied, \"well, we're not the lowest cost on the block.\". \n\nI got the joints replaced for 1/5 of the estimate from Firestone.... And 2 mechanics that I went to both indicated they would not have failed the inspection for those joints.\n\nSo here is the point... My experience with this shop might be out of the ordinary, but it is the experience you dread when taking your automobile in for a mandated inspection.  My advice is to get a second opinion when a shop like this springs something like this on you.  Unfortunately, most people just pay the price and go on.  If you are able to get a second opinion, I would encourage it.\n\nThe workers at this shop are friendly.  Like I said, I hope my experience was an anomaly... But I won't be back, even though the location is very convenient to where I live. \n\nBtw... The truck passed inspection when I took it back in.
__label__1 I signed up for a 30 min massage, I was not impressed. \n\nThe upstairs has leaks in the ceiling.  Additionally, when you are in the massage area, you can hear everything that is going on downstairs--which is not even mildly relaxing. \n\nAs far as massage....I've had better at a fraction of the price.
__label__2 The place that I was taking some training from ordered our daily lunches from this sandwich shop. Based on the menu we were given to select from I figured that the school was giving us a limited selection of the full offering to keep things simple when they have to order for a couple dozen people.\n\nAfter looking at the menu online I estimate that this is not the case. Sub Station II seems to be just a simple \"Ham & Cheese\" type of place. They have a selection of deli meats, a range of your typical toppings, and a few choices or bread or wrap. I don't think you're going to find a meatball or philly cheesesteak kind of sandwich here.\n\nThe first couple of days I gave the salads a go. The were kind of bland as you get a bed of shredded lettuce with pre-selected toppings and the sliced up deli meat. On the other days I gave a few sandwiches a try. They were alright. No complaints, but these subs certainly weren't anything beyond what I could make at home.\n\nWhat I did like about this place was that they delivered each sandwich in its own plastic container with our sides and cookie inside. They also wrote our names on the container so when it came time to eat there was no confusion about which sandwich was which.
__label__0 DO NOT GO HERE! I stopped by this location after work to be treated for a persistent cough and after waiting about 40 minutes, I was seen and on my way (with no tests done) with 4 different prescriptions, including an antibiotic because the doctor didn't have a diagnosis. \n\nThat's just the beginning of my horrible experience with Concentra. Two months later, I got a bill in the mail demanding that I pay $110 within 15 days for a line item that read \"SVC PRV OFFICE REG SCHEDD EVN WK.\" As if I'm supposed to understand what that means?\n\nWhen I called their billing department, the agent couldn't give me a definitive answer as to what this was for and said it sounds like they charged me additionally for an after hours visit... Nobody had said anything to me about an after hours fee, especially $110... After trying to get answers about this policy, the agent hung up on me and I had to call back and speak to customer service, who didn't know anything about this fee.\n\nIn the end the fee was waived but unless you want to deal with a situation like mine, avoid this place all together and just go to a CVS Minute Clinic if you need an urgent care.
__label__0 I have had a spray tan at this facility once.  They actually did a really good job.  The results were really even and natural looking.  What I have an issue with is their complete lack of customer service.  I showed up for my appointment today and was told that they wouldn't honor my Groupon since I had been there once previously.  The staff even admitted that no where on the voucher did it say that the deal was for new customers only.  When asked why they wouldn't honor it the front desk girl responded with \"Well, we don't make any money off of those.\"  That doesn't negate a contract!  When I spoke with the Groupon representative they also confirmed that Gorgeous Glo had not told them that this was only for new customers and that they were in fact breaking the contract.  Even though they did a fine job on my tan I won't ever go back here again.
__label__4 I've been here countless times (well, no, you could count) because it's right near my job. There is always a line because the plaza is poorly designed with minimal parking; the line of cars often spills over into the flow of traffic. That's not SBUX's fault though. \n\nThe staff is great--especially CLAUDIA. They're really courteous and always get my drink order correct. They've had some turnover in recent months, but at least the hiring manager consistently hires good people.
__label__0 More like \"Scabies!\"\n\nHow unprofessional is this:  the first salon I walk into, they send me down the street to their other one.  \n\nI walk in (granted my daughter is only 4) but the ladies working there were totally laughing at me, pointing, etc. I had verified on the phone ahead of time that the price was going to be $25 -- the lady who ended up braiding my kid's hair quoted me the price of $65!!  downright shady.  Never going back.
__label__0 I have lived near this McDonald's for over 8 years, and sadly it has been a horrible experience for most of those 8 years.  After not visiting for the last 5 months, due to new eating habits, I stopped in last night to get a happy meal for my son.  While I did not know it was possible the service was actually worse then when I visited last, it actually was.  Spent 6 minutes between the payment window and actually getting my food, and on top of the very poor service and long wait, the mocha I purchased was actually burnt.
__label__4 Dr. Savitsky and her staff are simply amazing. Very stress free environment, made me feel like part of the family.\nI had 2 crowns and a filling in a single visit. \nMy former Dentist had trouble numbing me up, Dr. Savitsky had no problem.\n I'm glad the office staff is considerate enough of the patients that manage ou to get to our appointments on time. \nI highly recommend this office to everyone I know.\nI wish I could give more then five stars!
__label__2 I would say this place is pretty much like every other nail salon in Charlotte.  The fumes greet you at the door, they have you pick your color, they point to the chair they want you to sit in, they stare at you and smile, attempting to connect with the few English words they know, they do a decent job and slap you with a bill.  Sound familiar?  That was my experience.  It wasn't bad, it wasn't amazing, it was just....familiar.  They did have a very nice selection of colors which was nice but nothing else stood out to me.  They were friendly enough and priced the same as everyone else.  They did a nice job on my cuticles which other places have not been as detailed.  I would come back.
__label__0 Club Tempo has started a new weekly event called Jazzy Sundays. Doors open at 8pm where they have complimentary stepping classes. Afterward ,they have a live band. The format is creative and allows for a bit of variety. However, unfortunately, as is the case with a few minority owned establishments, things are not what they first appear to be.  \n\nThe first negative: They sell alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages but no food. In my opinion, an establishment catering themselves to adults over the age of 30 should be able to provide more than simply alcoholic beverages; from an entertainment and safety standpoint. Tempo does bring out a selection of 4 hot food choices around 9:30, which they liberally term a buffet. Perhaps this is their attempt to compensate for their lack of a kitchen.  The food does not stick around long and lasts for about 30 minutes before it is eaten depending on the number of attendees that evening. \n\n2nd, in order to use a credit card one has to spend over $20. They have an ATM machine you can use that will gladly charge you a service fee if you don't carry cash around like most business professionals. \n\n3rd, the most important criteria I have when patronizing an establishment is the quality of their customer service. This is where Tempo severely under-shines.  They underwhelm in making sure their guests are comfortable. The use of polite terms like excuse me, i apologize, sir or what have you appears to be a foreign concept.  Tempo caters toward bothers and sisters and are owned by brothers. You would think they would provide equivalent or better hospitality than their caucasion/white counterparts? This is not the case. Tempo is one of those establishments were they feel they are doing you a favor, when in realty they are providing a service. Bad news travels much further than good news and Tempo's ownership would be best served by taking heed of this.\n\nIn summary, there are much better and friendly establishments to frequent than tempo.
__label__3 Food was very good an tasted fresh! The cat fish an shrimp was amazing. I will go back!
__label__3 Great food, great service, easy location! Only reason I did not give you 5stars was because of wait. \nThe restaurant has out grown their location. You must wait at least 15-20 to be seated and because the restaurant is small only a few waitress's.\nI been here several times and will post pictures from next trip....\nWorth the wait!!! :)
__label__1 Soooooo, there was an online article about Sweet Tea's that caught my attention. I decided to give it a try. First impression? The small waiting area/entrance had items of trash on the floor and newspapers in disarray on a stand. Once I entered the restaurant there were 4-5 employees sitting at a table (meeting?) obviously too busy to clean the entrance area. As I was seated by the hostess I noticed 3 more employees come into the restaurant, none of them bothered to clean the entrance way or pickup the trash. The floor of the restaurant was sticky in some areas and very slippery in other areas. Did I mention an employee's cell phone was near the cash register and kept ringing? (not to mention the ring tone was annoying). The food was mediocore. Terrible cornbread! The restaurant is 'drafty' so bring a sweater/jacket. The shrimp & grits dish is commendable yet I dont think they are 'Charleston' grits. \nLong short, I would not suggest you rush to visit Sweet Tea's....it's not worth it.
__label__1 This place was very clean, service was good, and the food was good.  I went in at 1:30 on a Monday, and I was the only one in there.  I ordered nachos with ground beef, and got nachos with chicken.  They were good, just not what I ordered, and I chalked it up to a language barrier.  The health department rating was 86, but I'm pretty sure that after an inspection like that, changes get made.  No refills on soda, you get a can and a glass of ice.  I may try them again at some point, but I'm in no hurry.
__label__4 I have been living in Charlotte for two months and am a woman who is very particular about my eyebrows. I took a chance with Elite nail and spa because they were very close to my apartment. WOW! Renee hooked me up. She did a great job on my eyebrows and I have been back twice since. Each time she has not dissappointed. As far as nail services, I do my own but I would definitly go here for their waxing services.
__label__2 Drive through is a plus especially at 550 in the morning. \n\nStaff seems tired and not unfriendly, just not welcoming like other places. Overall a clean store though. But ya... Nothing too special here.
__label__2 Prices are high. To be expected from starbs.\nI ONLY come to this location if I am 30 minutes early on the way to work. \nThe last 8 times ive come here, the drive thru takes 11 to 16 minutes.\n*I am not a fan of close quarters job interviews and Yoga moms talking about their busy days ahead so I don't wander inside.\n\nTheir processes need to change...i.e., I get to the window, hand her my debit card, she swipes it while holding my drink....takes another person's drive thru order....attempts an upsell, sets my drink down, hands me my card back...then turns around and remembers my drink.......\n\nThe workers are usually pretty friendly and not the run of the mill \"I'll get that to go please\"....\"Was that for here or to go?\" types.
__label__2 I'd say this is a pretty good Off Broadway, but I was disappointed in the boot selection.  I felt like there was a lot more cheap looking, pointy toe, heeled boots and not enough cute flat ones.  I did find a very cute pair of gray suede Franco Sarto heels for a great price, so it wasn't all bad.
__label__0 Not very nice...I have been twice because I am in need of a good manicurist. This makes the 4th salon in my area and still no luck!!!! Anyway, the owner is \"barky\" if that makes sense...she is very stern and abrupt and in the middle of my 2nd drying session she yelled at me \"You pay now!\". I kinda looked at her like lady..calm down and get out of my face with the yelling. My first visit was similar she abruptly kicked me out of the massage chair after my pedicure and barked, \"you sit in there!\". Instead of sitting I just walked out the front door. The other staff are decent but the owner should get a mussel and not be allowed to interact with customers. Will not be returning...
__label__2 Fatz is a standard American chain cafe, that does a few things better than most.  I have been enjoying their food for several years.  My favorite dinner at these establishments is their Blackened Fish Sandwich.  This is a white fish with mild blackening, served on a toasted and buttered bun.  For a chain like this, it is quite good and filling.\n\nThe sandwich comes, generally, with French fries that are acceptable.  Nothing outstanding here.  Service is always pretty good,with friendly waiters and waitresses.\n\nThis particular Fatz fits all of the above criteria.
__label__0 Wow. \n\nFor a company that constantly talks about its commitment to customer service, I have to say, this is one of the most abysmal experiences I have ever had. \n\nAfter placing an order for in-store pick up, I promptly received an email indicating that I would receive an email within 72 hours, advising me of pick up availability. After five days, I tried to contact them: no dice. I emailed, tried to call (couldn't even get through), and used available social media channels to no avail. I tried calling again the next day, and was queued for 20 minutes before reaching a person -- who promptly put me on hold again to \"research my order.\" \n\nAnd was basically told \"whoops.\" \n\nNo order delivery, no idea when I'd be made whole, no effort to resolve - and oh, by the by? My account had already been drafted of payment for the items they couldn't tell me when I'd receive. \n\nIn my attempt to cancel the order, I was advised it would be seven to ten days to return my funds (yes, 7-10 days!). \n\nThat was 15 days ago, the funds STILL haven't been returned, and when I called to try to resolve that, I was again told, basically  \"oh, well. Can't help you.\" \n\nA singularly awful experience all the way around - and now, I guess I'm just out the money, since they refuse to provide any tracking or verification of the funds' alleged return to my account. Lovely.
__label__0 My family and I have been to this location several times and it's always an adventure. The staff seems clueless about their jobs, they mess the order up and they have no regard that the customer is watching all of this. I need to find a different location and let the keystone cops have this location
__label__4 Pizza is very good, and if you go on Wednesdays, they have thier Wacky Wedneday special, Large 1-topping for 5.99.  Free Flavored crust and usually quick service.  The employee even offered us free drinks while we waited in the dining room.
__label__0 I've went here for years for cheap eyebrow waxes but I reached the breaking point.  The old location had a small room in the back for waxing and the service was fine, nothing special, but ever since they moved to the new location, each experience has been increasingly terrible.\n\nThere's no more private room for brow waxes, they just send you to the back to sit in the normal pedi chairs out in the open.  I felt like I was on display while other customers sipped their wine and watched from the front.  Each time I was forgotten for a good 10 minutes or so before anyone actually came over to do the waxing.  Meanwhile, since I was so far off in the back, I was among the staff while they chit-chatted with each other or played on their phones and completely ignored me.  It's annoying because there actually IS a private room upstairs but they don't deem eyebrows worthy of it.\n\nThe last time I went, a girl I hadn't met before was sent to do my eyebrows.  She did the polite small-talk and told me to close my eyes.  At one point I noticed that there was too long of a pause before she pulled the strip off and when I opened my other eye SHE WAS ON HER PHONE TEXTING!!!  She snapped at me that I needed to keep my eyes closed but then went on to say her boyfriend insists on her answering her texts asap.  REALLY??  Are you kidding me!???  I was livid.  \n\nMy eyebrows ended up two different shapes and I'm lucky one of them ever grew back (thank god I have bangs right now!).  I was so mad I knew I wouldn't have been able to keep my composure so I paid and left without a word.  Never stepping back in there again.
__label__1 I didn't know that a return policy was so difficult. I went to return $28 worth of facewash and toner that broke my face out and the sales girl was making such a big deal that I had used half of the product. Almost anyone will tell you to keep with a facial routine for a week or two to see if it works. I bought the product two weeks ago. I didn't notice anywhere on the receipt that said \" only use a few times, if you don't like it, bring it back\"....
__label__2 This is a great place to buy makeup or skincare, I love that they have pretty much everything (except Laura Mercier?)- \nAs far as the salon goes, I've had different experiences here.  One senior stylist did a great job on a cut ( I think she was the director), another senior stylist did an OK job, and I've had some bad cuts as well, when I left feeling like I didn't get what I paid for.  I had great highlights a few times there (senior stylist), and both times I really stressed how much I liked that they didn't turn out brassy, but nobody bothered to write down what they used on my card.   When I went back for the third time to get highlights, the (Jr. Stylist) girl just used whatever they had, it turned out brassy. I knew I was in trouble when she said \"we'll just use a toner.\" For some reason, that never helps (I think because my hair is so naturally dark, and they need to use a blue-based bleach and/or leave it on longer to process). Really, it's not my business to know that much detail, it's theirs, but I've been in self-protection mode lately, trying to figure out what went wrong so it won't happen again. This salon can also get a bit gossipy and is less professional than some others, and I never felt \"pampered\" in the salon.  If you choose to give this place a try, I would recommend paying more and going with a senior stylist. I did notice another reviewer who loved this place, and her hair looks great in the pic, so I think it just depends on who you get.  Like I said though, it's a great place to buy cosmetics.
__label__3 Great balkan style lunch menu!\nExcellent Hummus, fresh salad and vegetables and the chicken skewers were also very well seasoned.. But a little bit dry.\nService was very friendly! :-)
__label__0 We were looking forward to a yummy lunch, and we were more than disappointed. The food was nearly inedible and the waiter never inquired as to our satisfaction. The sandwich was ten dollars and there was almost no lamb to be found in the wrap. When the bill came, there was an extra charge for the fries that the waiter told us came with it!  The owner came over and kept telling us that the menu showed the side was not included. After he said he would take off the extra charge, i told him that the food was not good, his tone became menacing. Then he put the charge back on the bill. We didn't argue further because we felt threatened. DON't go here. This was about the worst dining experience we have ever had!
__label__4 Christmas comes but once a year, and so does my annual grooming session!\nThis year, I decided to try a traditional man-spa to take care of my Novem-beard.  After scouring the Yelp-o-sphere, I came across Brian K's review for the Barber Crew.\nAs soon as I entered, I was greeted with a Jersey accent.  It added an element of authenticity to the visit!  The ladies saw the \"beast\" that was and asked, \"What are we doing today?\"  I simply orbited around my head with a finger and replied, \"This!\"\nThey sat me down, asked a few more questions (including if I'd like a beer!) and started the manscaping.\nThe atmosphere exudes 1960's cool with old school leather barber chairs, dark stained wooden cabinetry, and classic conversation.  I arrived shortly after opening, and there was no wait.\nWhen the seemingly Herculean task of returning order to my mop and clearing the facial frontier was complete, the ladies cursed that they hadn't taken a before and after shot!  \nWhen I looked in the mirror, I couldn't believe the dude looking back was me!  They did a FANTASTIC job, and I really enjoyed the hospitality while they worked!\nDefinitely worth the treat!  I certainly will make the trip back every few weeks to lop off the locks!\nGREAT service, GREAT people, GREAT value!\nRay J.
__label__2 Food lion strip mall Chinese food, also offers deliver. Experience had always been good and food is exactly as you'd expect.
__label__0 I have eaten at several different locations and this one is a trainwreck. The food is terrible. I have no idea how chain food can taste THAT different from the other restaurants, but it's not even close. The fries were literally burned to a crisp. I called to complain and whoever answered the phone said \"So?\". There's a McDonald's right up the street where the employees are super friendly (and the food is edible). I just go there instead.
__label__0 I got acrylics by who I believe to be the owner and she was AWFUL. I tried to tell her what shape I wanted and she wouldnot listen, and would get mad when I asked her to stop and fix it. She ruined my nails. She used tips that were too wide for my finger nail and so I had to have them removed the next day when I started experiencing awful pain from the tips pulling on my natural nail. Also she kept trying to get the nails to be in a weird widening shape, like this: \\__/ \n\nI wish I could call and yell at her for how awful she was. The place is cheap for a reason.
__label__0 Super rip off. Took the car in for an oil change. They recommended $2000+ of \"repairs\". I left and took it to a mechanic who I trust. All it needed was $230 for brake pads (Firestone wanted $450 for that). Stay away from this place unless you have money you don't want.
__label__2 I love a good massage. My husband purchased a gift card for couples massage and gifted it to me for Christmas. Scheduling the massage was very easy. This location is very clean and the waiting room was very therapeutic. The massage room was ok. It was barely decorated and in kind of a weird layout. Our massage therapists were very friendly and professional. I can't say that I will be back after I use the rest of the money on my gift card, though. The massage was ok, but I've had much better ones. They really try to sell you on becoming a member when you are checking out, which I do not like.
__label__4 I rescued a pup the end of September and started coming here after a friend had suggested I use them. When you walk in it doesn't smell which is a plus to me since my old vet smelt terrible. They are super friendly and genuinely care about your animals! After Lexi and I had gone on our first visit they called to check in with me and see how everything was going. My sister and I decided to bring our cat Hula there also and they have helped us get him back on track too after we noticed significant weight-loss and excessive shedding turns out to be a thyroid problem and they have helped us regulate his meds. I think they are very reasonably priced too. You should definately bring your pets here Dr. White is very good!!
__label__3 The fried chicken here is really good - better than popeyes! I liked the green beans and the fact that they serve breakfast all day (even though I have sworn not to eat any of that fatty, artery-clogging, biscuit-egg goodness). The sweet tea here is also pretty legendary as they have so clearly advertised. \n\n4 stars just because my arteries are clogged and I'm struggling to get out of this Bojangles food coma right now.
__label__0 They were worthless when the screen in my galaxy cracked from from dropping it. No help at all
__label__1 Stopped in on my way to work to grab a coffee & they have 2 cashiers and only 1 guy making the drinks...WTH??!?? Super slow!  This location is not recommended if you are in a hurry!
__label__4 Think of Cheers.  If you go more than once you're family here.  The menu is varied and all done well.  The beer list is constantly rotating and they do a great job with the local brewers.  Staple of the neighborhood. \n\nFavorites:\nSliders: pork, chicken, or kobe \nSalmon blt\nChili\nRib Thursdays \nSpicy chicken sandwich \nTarot tots
__label__3 This location specifically made me a fan of Lenny's.  I'd often stop in here before grocery shopping across the plaza to quench the munchies, shopping with the munchies is never a good idea.\nService is always prompt, while still being very personable. I got into several interesting conversations the employees. Always love random conversation. \nThe meat is sliced to order. (not sitting between paper, pre-sliced, a la other sandwich shops) Bread is baked fresh. Couldn't ask for more from a sandwich shop, other than slightly lower prices. But then again, if prices get cut quality often gets cut along with it. I'll take a good cold cut sandwich any day when I can watch my meat get sliced and make a new friend.
__label__2 The food was fine and the service is friendly, if not the most efficient. Not a place I would go out of my way for a return visit, but wouldn't rule it out if someone else suggested it.
__label__2 I like this place but hope they could get rid of their new employees who are arrogant and dont deserve to work with harris teeter like Lucas. The most arrogant cashier i've ever experienced. He feels he is like the boss in the store. Asks \"where are you from?\" after he got my phone number due to a different area code like insulting if you digest but one thing worst coming out of his mouth is nobody looks good from here. I just hope they could train him or put him on a different department where he could handle. He is not supposed to do a cashier or be exposed to other people if he will just insult people there.
__label__4 Blossom is a gorgeous restaurant, with a Chinese modern decor featuring black lacquered tables, very comfortable booths with long and plush rose-hued cushions that provide great back support, and green and orange accents on the seats of small carved Chinese throne chairs and hanging table lamps that look like bottomless bird cages. Flowers and candles at the entrance, and additional flowers on dining table tops as well as some dishes, along with soothing music, just added to the relaxing ambiance. My party of four remained dining in this leisurely comfort for a solid 2-3/4 hours. This long sojourn at the restaurant also helped us amortize the high prices for food items over a longer period of time, which, based on other Yelp reviews, we knew we would face going in. And, yes, the superior quality of the cuisine and service was worth the cost. \n\nWe opened with an order of 5 nicely-sized pan-fried Pot Stickers Our server called them medium, but they looked large to me. The outer dough was perfectly cooked as a Pot Sticker can be. But the pork on the inside was unusually dense, and almost devoid of any vegetables, which was just a bit off-putting to me. But I made do dressing up the Pot Stickers with a large array of sauces, oil, and other accessories that I had requested. Everything I asked for I received: besides regular soy sauce a thin soy-based sauce, a thick Hoisin-based sauce, XO sauce, a rich and plum-colored Sweet & Sour sauce, Chinese Chili Oil, and matchsticks of fresh ginger. Fashioning varying combinations was fun before inserting large bites in my mouth. But what was even more enjoyable was savoring the very fine, well-assembled Lettuce Wraps that were topped by wonderfully tasty, small boiled shrimps, several of which cascaded down the front of my dress shirt before I noticed. I hardly cared, for the shrimps were bathed in a light and delicate glistening dressing, which washed right off with water. I only regretted that a few tasty crustaceans had eluded me. \n\nNext was a small bowl of Hot & Sour Soup. Spicy and delicious! As was my tablemates' Wor Won Ton Soup that I sampled, which  featured a delicate clear broth, large scallop, one giant shrimp, an interesting to behold clear and flexible bundle of glass noodles, and two beautiful filled won tons. \n\nFor entrees we enjoyed tender, medium-rare pan-fried Beef Tenderloin with Chinese Black Mushrooms in a light brown sauce, which was modified to our taste from the menu offering of pan-fried Beef Tenderloin with Portobello Mushrooms in a Black Pepper Sauce; Hong Kong Style Chow Mein with large scallops and prawns; large Garlic Prawn Fried Rice, and gigantic Walnut Prawns glazed by mayonnaise, accompanied by slightly sticky Steamed Rice. Everything was delicious, if a little bland. But I had the sauces to give the repast before me a greater kick whenever I so desired. The only problem was that as the night wore on, understandably the warmth of the Tenderloin began to ebb. So, I deliberately sought to gobble up this dish as fast as I could. Pots of addictive, very tasty hot Jasmine Tea that were repeatedly re-poured into ceramic cups and regularly replenished by our servers washed everything down. Portions were large and more than adequate; we took a few leftovers home. \n\nNot to close such a fine meal too abruptly, we finished the evening gorging on very rich Chocolate Ginger, composed of chocolate-ginger pudding, chocolate mousse, a dark chocolate glaze, a few ground nuts, and a topping of white chocolate orange ice cream supporting a fragile and finely constructed circle of chocolate ribbon, IN ADDITION TO a trio of Mango, Red Bean, and Green Tea Japanese Mochi resting on sleek green leaves accompanied by two half-strawberries and a red carnation. The waitstaff were friendly and as accommodating as I have encountered in any restaurant.  The only error in service delivery that occurred all night was our principal server forgetting to provide separate checks as requested at the time of our initial order, a slight oversight that was promptly remedied.  \n\nWhat is there not to like at Blossom? I highly recommend this fine dining establishment to all gourmands!
__label__3 My little dog had her first vet visit here last night. The Vet was amazing with her. My dog can be very shy at first and the vet and nurse were very patient. They worked with us to find the right plan for our dog and didn't pressure us to buy anything that was not needed.\nThe front desk staff was also very kind and understanding. It seems like the vet is more concerned about my dog than my doctor is about me!\nWe will be going back here again for all our dog needs!
__label__3 Good space. Has all the equipment you need. Only problem is too many personal trainers. Its a public gym, NOT a personal training studio!
__label__1 I had an inspection and oil change. There was only one guy working alone and he communicated like a cave man. I will not be back.
__label__0 I've only ever been here once for a buffet lunch, so the al-a-carte menu might be good, but we were ignored by our server, and found the dishes to be greasy, bland, or overwhelmingly spicy.  I love Indian food, and was really hoping this would be better.  I'll keep going all the way to South Kings for Maharani's infinitely superior butter chicken and fresh naan.  \n\nAlso, Naan bread should never never never never never be served in a buffet dish under a heat lamp.  A proper Indian restaurant should have a tandoor (clay oven), and should be cooking it fresh for every table.  It's the easiest thing in the world if you have the right oven.  Their's was soggy and dry at the same time, which is an awful combination.  I doubt I'll be going back.  (I'm a little psychotic about my Naan, but when it's done right it's amazing.)
__label__0 CLOSED several months ago.  Now another restaurant, named \"Aroma\".
__label__0 I'm a hardcore knitter, and whoever was working behind the register, it was a man, couldn't have been bothered with customers that day. Didn't say hello, didn't ask if i needed help or even acknowledge my existence. When I walked out and said, oh, well thanks, have a great day I didn't even hear anything back. so sad.
__label__4 So thankful for Pikes! They have a great selection and the plants and shrubs are well cared for and are nicely organized. \n\nI've been going here for years and I can always count on them to have the plants that I can't typically find at Home Depot or Wal-Mart. \n\nAlthough they are a bit pricey, they do have a \"play in the dirt\" reward program. It's based on points for every dollar you spend and the points convert to cash two times a year. We typically use ours during the holidays which is always a nice time to get a little extra savings.
__label__0 I have been a regular at Malibu for 3 years but was very disappointed with my last visit.  They are under new management and would not honor my gift certificate. Also the smell of burning incense was overwhelming.
__label__0 I love Dunkin Donuts, but this place is horrible.  I don't normally give negative reviews.  I had to speak out about this one.  The donuts tasted like they were old.  I thought it was a fluke, so I went back the next day.  Again the donuts tasted old and stale.  I wondered if it was regional phenomenon, so I stopped at the Hess Truck stop in SC on my way out of town.  The Dunkin Donuts there were moist and tasty.
__label__1 They have a wide selection but what is unknown to most people is that all the brands they carry are owned by the same company that owns Lens Crafter. So they are able to keep their prices fair steep. It didnt bother me, since my insurance covers a large majority of the cost, which my insurance company also happens to be owned by the large foreign company that owns the glasses brand & lens crafter.  (I learned all this after the fact.)\n\nThe person helping me fit my glasses was extremely nice however, I did feel a little pressured to upgrade to things that my insurance did not cover.
__label__0 Thought I'd give this place one last chance.... as my last two visits was a nightmare.  thought the drive through pulled in 5:50 pm no one in front. Speaker garbled words placed order after several repeats. 6:pm lady took money at window.........6:05 turned off engine........6:35 cars backing up behind me  finally food delivered.   pulled to parking space  No tarter sauce for fish, no napkin, no straw for drink, no dressing for salad.... went to inside to get forgotten items......food was warm but not hot.  the crew walking around in a daze like asked three time for items another 15 minutes....I could have driven to the other D's in Pineville or Monroe for the time Spent here to get warm food and no service
__label__4 Best place! Great service and selection. Also, very competitive and after much of comparison shopping I was back! \nLinas was very friendly and knowledgeable. He is very passionate for what he does and I saw him taking care of customers. \nDefinitely coming back!
__label__0 The place is now Amor de Brazil, which is a much better place than Phil and Tony's ever was.
__label__4 Old school in the best sense of the word!  Superior quality, great service, friendly team. Cash only means cost stays low.  My car hasn't been that clean in a long time ;). And I wasn't expecting them to detail it.  Great to know there are still businesses like this around!
__label__1 As a grocery store....it's ok. What really surprised me is when I went to their meat department looking for knockwurst. The guy in the meat department didn't even know what that was and referred me to Harris Teeter. WTF?????
__label__2 Had lunch here this week and last week.  This is a new place and still is having some growing pains with the waitstaff but the food is super!  I was here this past Tuesday and saw the waitress bring out our order and take it to two other tables and asked those tables what they ordered before she came to ours *sigh*.  I have had the Southern Fried chicken salad and the Blackened Chicken Salad, both were good.  The avacado on Blackened Chicken salad was too ripe (brown spots and stuff) - it was a little weird.  But my friend had the special last week and it was fantastic and cheap.  It was $7.95 for a fantastic chicken breast over unreal 'smashed potatoes'.  My friend Tuesday got the wrap special which he said was excellent but in the description the waitress neglected to tell him there was bacon on the wrap and he is Muslim so we had to pick it out but other than that he said it was awesome.  The fries that came with the wrap are also VERY good.  So I will keep going here and may even try it for a work breakfast!!
__label__0 Pretty less than average grocer here, which a extremely disappointing given its size and relative newness.\n\nWent in the other day with a list and had to buy stock for some soup. Found the broth, the soups, but no stock. I'm thinking, noooo. Sure as anything, the clerk and then the manager who had to come out, confirmed they just don't stock stock. Chicken, beef, veggie, none of the above. \n\nYou gotta be joking! Not only that, they didn't have parsnips either!  Now these items aren't everyday purchases I get that, but come on!!!  At a \"super\" any grocery store in America these items are sold.  \n\nOne star may be extreme, but given the awful quality if seafood, high prices, embarrassing wine selection, and the missing items, it's completely warranted.  If I wanted to over spend on crap, I'd shop at the Teeter across the street.  Oh wait, that's exactly what I'm going to do because at least that Teeter, which is half the size, carries all the items I want!
__label__1 While I've gone to anther location and had a Great enough time to obviously try it out again. \n\nBONG BANG POW.... I was not too happy with the trip. I arrived around 2:30ish. Most/Half of the food looked hours old. Only 2 \"spring rolls\", 1 shrimp, 3 wonton's (I wanted to take a picture of it but I was with company and didn't want to look \"wierd\"). \n\nMy first trip I ENJOYED the pepper chicken, so I tried it again. (had to wait 6 MORE min. because as I stated before..... they didn't have any done already), \n\nFire Cracker Chicken... very hot and fresh.. why??? BECAUSE I had to wait an additional 3 mins.\n\nI wanted to order the Potstickers.... WELP.... S.O.L.... \"oh.. we musta sold out of them already, we don't have anymore\"  \n\nWait... What?? @ 2:30ish.. who is the manager?  He/She is slackin on the job.. you open at 11am.. how can you be sold out of an side item 3 hrs into the day? \n\nI probably won't come to this location again. But, I will try the place out again.\n\nNOTE: My guest and I notice how much food was put on other patrons plate compaired to ours. To the point the server was saying \"Sorry\" b/c of all the food that was falling off the plate. I guess it matters who makes your plate.\n\nShucks..
__label__0 This is a poorly run business with shoddy service at best, run by a guy with only the most basic understanding of how he should treat people.  I played several nights there as a musician, during which my friends and guests were treated to slow bar service, misrepresented prices, and inflated bills.  Did I mention that at the end of the night, I didn't get paid what I asked?\n\nI'd stay away from this place - there's a myriad of better options nearby with Gin Mill, Tavern on the Tracks, and Tyber Creek.
__label__2 The portions are huge. The food is typical entry level chinese stuff, maybe a step above. This place is an old pizza hut, so don't expect too much in atmosphere. \n\nThat said, the staff is super friendly, and the prices are really cheap. I don't eat here often, but if you are really hungry and want pretty good food at a great price, stop on in.
__label__1 This place could be excellent but they fail in the small details. First off the staff is not very friendly and we had a bad waitress, very impatient. The food is good but it is hard to lay out good money for an attitude when there is three more great places to eat in Belmont .
__label__3 Upscale food and wine shopping and lovely patio dining. Attracts out of area patrons for their unique ambiance. Be sure to try it when you're in Belmont.
__label__3 As the other reviewer, Julia M., stated, this is a great Hallmark store.  Located in the Promenade on Providence shopping center, the store had cards, gifts, wrapping paper, knick knacks, etc.  I found the perfect Shoebox card to send to my folks and then wandered to the attached Ann's Boutique store, which had jewelry, scarves, bags and gifts for women.  I found a lovely multi-colored bubble necklace that I cannot wait to wear.\n\nThe employees from both sides were very friendly and the store was clean.  On a beautiful spring-life February day, the doors were open to let the fresh air in - ahhhhhh.\n\nGreat little corner shops for gifts for others or treats for  yourself.
__label__1 I met a friend for lunch at Red Bowl.  I was surprised to see that they had a lunch special for $5.00.  The specials included a meat or shrimp, rice and either a spring roll or egg roll.  I had the chicken with mixed vegatables, brown rice and an egg roll.\n\nThe food was served quickly after ordering.  I wasn't impressed with the egg roll and couldn't identify what was inside.  The chicken and vegetables were okay, but tasted no better than food served at Chinese buffets.  \n\nThe restaurant was large and clean.  Plus, they do a good business for lunch and most of the tables were filled.\n\nYou can't beat the $5.00 price, but if you're really wanting good flavorful Chinese food, I wouldn't recommend the lunch special.
__label__1 I've been here twice and have not bee impressed by the food or service.  The restaurant is pretty big and the first time we went I got the impression our business wasn't important to them. Employees all over the place but doing very little that had to do with serving the customers who pay their bills.  The food tastes like it was laminated in MSG after it was fried. Frankly I'm surprised they're still open.
__label__0 I have been to this one many different times as it right down the street from my house and it is on the way home from school. I love taco bell; however every time I go to this location it is like there is something major wrong. \nAt first I thought that it was because I went during an off time, I used to work at a Taco Bell in CA and know that food only stays good for so long and during off times you will end up with the end of the containers or you will end up with gross old food.\n\nSo I did not write a review because it was just my timing. I waited and went at a busy high traffic time; and still was not happy with the quality of the food.\n\nEvery time I order the soft taco supreme they are always like wet and stuck to the wrapper, with the meat soaking through the wrapper. Thought at first this was me because it took me a whole 10 mins to get home; so the last time I actually just drove out of the drive-thru and sat in car and looked tacos they were already like that; I order mine special so that they cant use the premade stuff; yes as employees we would pre-make some of the most popular items to make it easy to give out, like the soft tacos; pinto and cheese.  \n\nThe beans on the nachos every time where cold and so gross! I am just wishing that they would pull it together because it is on my way and super convenient when I want something before I hit home.
__label__0 I have never bothered to write a review on ANY restaurant until now but feel compelled to do so after horrible customer service experienced on Sunday, May 4th, by the cashier named Tricia.  There was no one ahead nor behind my party of 6 12-year old girls but we were met with rolling eyes, deep sighs at some of the girls' indecision to order in 5 secs, etc.  Absolutely ludicrous.  If you don't want to be in the customer service business Tricia, then find something else to do.
__label__2 Been a while since my last Fox & Hound experience so I was pretty stoked for trying the new location (to me) at Northlake.  It is a bit of a haul for me but peer pressure prevailed and I ended up having a decent time here.\n\nOur server, Meghan was super nice and friendly.  It did get a bit busy with the Panthers game on a Thursday night - also simultaneous trivia on the same night made for an interesting time.  We didn't stay for trivia but I would have been a little peeved since the game sound was interrupted by the shrill, way-to-excited voice of the woman who runs trivia.\n\nAtmosphere is similar to a lot of the other Fox & Hound locations in Charlotte:  dim with tvs all over the place.  The tables in here are very small!  The 4 top we were sitting at was totally full once all of us ordered drinks.   Then the food came out and it was a shuffling, puzzle match as far as finding places to set things.  It worked out though.\n\nFish & Chips came out for me with 3 huge, honking pieces of beer battered/fried goodness that a proceeded to scarf down like I had never eaten fish & chips before.  It was nice and crispy.  The fries that came with it were okay - slaw on the side wasn't really anything to write home about.\n\nI'd say this is a solid hangout place if you live in the area.  Unfortunately for me, I had a nice lonely 40min drive home to Matthews, but I can see myself doing it occassionally.
__label__1 The only good thing about this practice in Steele Creek is the doctors - Culp and Gilchrist.  I've had the privilege of seeing them both over the years and they're very professional, thorough and very good listeners.\n\nBut the reception/ nursing staff at this location leaves much to be desired.  Over the years it's become increasingly frustrating dealing with whomever answers the phone for appointments.  I have always gotten the impression of tired, confused and unsympathetic staff here and this past week was really the last straw.\n\nI tried getting a sick appointment here for five days now.  Last week I called and was put on hold - as is common practice there.  I waited five minutes and then hung up, as is common practice for me when I get put on hold.  (I can count on being on hold for at least two minutes when they have to ask me to wait, and that's at least half the time.  I can count on waiting, and I usually plan to wait, on hold and then have to hang up and call back later at least half the time I try to make any kind of appointment.)\n\nI called the next day - again put on hold.  Thought maybe I could make it through the weekend with my symptoms, so I didn't call back again.  Of course, the weekend arrived and I'm sick as a dog, but going to urgent care is expensive and there is no telling what the wait time is going to be, so I wait until Monday.  Called around 9am and was told they are booked up for the day but I should be sure to call back at 8am, when the office opens, the next day and I should be able to get in.  \n\nCalled back the next day at 8:30am --- I know, it's not 8am, but I wanted to get up and see how I felt before deciding I should see the doctor.  A different nurse tells me they're booked up and I should try to call back at 7:30am, which is when they start answering the phones.\n\nWhat?  They start answering the phones at 7:30am?  If I had known that, I could have planned to call earlier.  Previously I had been told to call no earlier than 8am?!  Now I'm sick, it's the holidays and I'm dealing with misinformation from an unprepared and disorganized reception/ nursing staff --- again.  This kind of thing is a common occurrence at this office, though, and I'm kicking myself because I should have known better than to completely trust what one person tells me there.\n\nAt least the second time around I got someone who reminded me I could try the new clinic at Target for a sick evaluation.  The day before, when I asked what my options were to see someone else immediately, the nurse told me I had no other options other than my primary care doctor.\n\nThese are trained professionals working in the health field?  I wish they could do better because I'm considering other primary care options in the future.
__label__4 Great little family bakery with great pastry and juices.  The owners are so nice and passionate about what they do.  Can't wait to come back.  Really love their empanadas.
__label__3 I discovered Akropolis Kafe during my first week at my new job.  I'm glad I did.  The inside is pretty plain, but since the place strikes me as being a quick lunch spot for office workers more than anything else, that's not surprising.  You don't have time to linger on your lunch hour, anyways.\n\nAnyways, I order the gyro with a side salad.  They gyro was very good, perhaps one of the best I've had in Charlotte outside the Greek Festival.  The meat was well-seasoned and juicy, with just a hint of char.  Mmm.  The salad was a little more disappointing: as others have mentioned, they ladle way too much dressing on that sucker.  Next time, I'll order fries or ask for the dressing on the side.\n\nI definitely recommend Akropolis for a quick lunch, and I will be back soon.
__label__3 First time here, just got two gyros with salad. Everything was very good, meat did not seem \"microwaved\" and the pita was soft and slightly crispy. Salad was fresh. The woman behind the counter and the one who served us couldn't have been nicer, coming to check on us a few times.  Finally, my SO wanted some more pita and tzatziki,  went to order it and they gave him a couple w/sauce on the house.  Maybe the place was just having a bad day when the very unhappy reviewer visited?  They seemed very friendly and competent tonight and the food was very good.  Will def be back.
__label__2 I received a fantastic pedicure here, but my manicure was poorly done. It was rushed. $80 for a deluxe pedi and gel mani. Kinda steep.
__label__2 I was illin' and needin' a fix. Rite Aid got me the hookup! Easy wit a drive thru so I don't have to get out of my baby momma's hoopty.\n\nOkay. Me again. Is that how the kids talk these days? I had a chest infection and after a visit to the Urgent Care where I acquired a prescription for antibiotics signed by a physician, I headed to the Rite Aid where I pulled my wife's vehicle up to the drive through window. The technician took the prescription and asked me to return in a half hour to pick up the medication. It was quite a simple transaction. Cheerio!
__label__3 The food is reasonablly priced and always comes out hot. We've never had a bad meal.
__label__4 Best pizza in Charlotte (my opinion).  The thin crust is really good- it's like a giant cracker.  The sauce is not too thick and relatively sweet.  Very generous with the pepperonis- they cover the whole pizza.  Wait time is also super short.  Call ahead pick-up usually gets a pie in 10-15 minutes.  \n\nIf you live in an apartment, delivery might take a while, but I guess that depends on how intuitive the building numbers are (mine sucks).   There's that, but pick-up is usually flawless.
__label__2 This is not a bad place for lunch. I ordered a burrito in a bowl topped with chicken, cheese, salsa, onions, sour cream and parsley. It is very similar to Chipotle, however I still like Chipotle better. \n\nThey have a couple windows seats that has a god street view, making it an ideal spot to people watch.
__label__1 While this store stays clean and organized, the employees are far from friendly, and I find it to be dark and unwelcoming. However, I don't go grocery shopping to make new friends so that's not a deal breaker for me. The actual problem with this particular store is the terrible produce and meat selection. Since this is the nearest grocer to my house, I tried for several months to do my weekly shopping here only to find that the produce in my fridge was rotting two days after I purchased it and the meat was spoiled. The first few times I marked it up to a bad bunch or delivery, but after throwing out several meals before I could even cook them, I decided to make the miles sacrifice and take the weekly trip to HT even though it's MUCH further and I have to pass another Food Lion and a BiLo to get there.
__label__0 I was recently at Spa Jema to receive a manicure and pedicure.  The pedicure was fabulous and relaxing however a different girl did my manicure, I believe her name was DeeDee.  Let me just tell you how awful this manicure was.  My cuticles weren't even pushed back, the polished chipped 5 minutes after I left the place, and they were hardly filed or buffed.  The price of the manicure is insane for the horrendous job that was done on my nails. I paid extra to get the paraffin wax treatment which was nice.  My friends who didn't pay extra never got lotion or any sort of hand massage.  The manicure itself was probably a 5 minute treatment.  DeeDee was not concerned with doing a good job, she just wanted to get out of there and go home.
__label__2 Moving to a new apartment and shopping for furniture. Checked out the Rooms to Go Clearance. Large facility. \n\nLots of materials being sold at discounted prices because they are scratched, some glass table missing glass pieces, one has to really shop an look closely at the products. There are good merchandise too maybe from a floor sample or another season. If you want less flaws then definitely go to the rooms to go showrooms.
__label__2 Oh, Arooji's. It is painful to describe you, because your food is good, but not great, especially for the price point. It would be so much more fun to write a review singing your praises, but that would not be accurate or authentic.\n\nD\u00e9cor at Arooji's is very SouthPark, in that someone's interior decorator who hasn't worked much because of the economy got all over the top with the Moor inspired faux paint effects. The overall look ends up being more Disney than true Mediterranean, and the SouthPark location lacks the hominess of the eponymous Ballantyne spot.\n\nMenu stand outs include the Caprese Salad, and the honey drizzled on the cheese plate is a nice touch. The Grilled Veal Chop was good, but for the $25 price tag, it wasn't stellar, but the asparagus that acoompanied it was. \n\nService is also good, and the wait staff is not utilizing the positions as a stop gap until the bank ends the hiring freeze. These guys are career servers, and they know their trade. Italian pronunciation is flawless, if a tiny bit pretentious.\n\nDining al fresco on the patio at Arooji's is nice, but the flies were bothersome. Obviously, it is difficult to manage flies in an outdoor dining area, but it tainted the memory of the evening. Fine dining should not include fly swatting.\n\nConsidering the price points, the food and service at Arooji's is just average. There are so many other family owned fine dining options in Charlotte that have just as good of food and service for less money, it is difficult to place Arooji's on the tops list.
__label__2 We came here really hoping this place could be our \"Monks\" but was sadly disappointed.  Overall, so-so diner for the price. I ordered the special: BBQ pulled pork with 2 sides for $5.95.  The BBQ pulled pork tasted and looked EXACTLY like LLoyds (pre-made BBQ at the grocery store). I got mac-n-cheese and cucumber salad  for my sides.  Mac-n-cheese was okay, not enough flavor for me...Cucumber salad was whack ... all it was was sliced cucumber and water.  My husband ordered the Yankee Wrap (Chicken strips with Buffalo sauce with tomatoes) with a side of potato salad and fries.  I found myself taking bites of his leftovers. That dish was a lot better than my special.  We plan to give it another shot and try their breakfast items.
__label__1 Wow, this is just bad food, even for a chain. Went there for lunch because a client wanted to try it, and the only good thing was he paid for it because he felt bad for suggesting it. \n\nThe ribs were dry and stringy, and the pulled pork was not much better. The service was on par with the food - you'd think that once a restaurant managed to get you to try their place, they would at least make a reasonable effort to give you decent service, and lose the surly attitude.
__label__4 OK I don't believe this place is called the Dry Cleaning station.  My receipt said Cleaner at the Arbors last time I went.  But the building seriously just says Dry Cleaners on the outside...so who knows.  It is next to Starbucks and across the street from Five Guys.  Anyways...I'm a fan of this place and thought I needed to finally yelp them.\n\nI primarily go for alterations.  The seamstress is kinda brusk, but she knows her stuff and once you get past  that she's actually a pussycat with a decent sense of humor.  I've taken numerous garments there to be altered.  She's quick and did I mention good? Seriously good, and the prices are cheap.  I was frequenting SK Alterations further down the road and they do quality work as well, but price is often double.  Oh and FYI - DO NOT try Cassandra's Alterations.  The quality of work there was atrocious.  Usually I don't hesitate to put a business on blast with an official Yelp review, but I feel funny doing that to Cassandra's - can't explain why.  Probably b/c she did a *rush* job for me and boy you could see it in the quality of work.  But I digress.\n\nI was very concerned that the Tide cleaners opened around the corner.  I don't want my favorite seamstress to go anywhere.  So far so good /crossing fingers.
__label__3 The family went last night after visiting North Lake Mall. You order at the counter and they bring you the food. Service was quick. Place was very busy.  I had the half-chicken plate and wife had the pulled pork plate. The plates come with two sides and garlic bread  Children had pork sandwich and chicken fingers. The chicken fingers can be ordered grilled which is healthier than fried  Everyone enjoyed their meals. Portions are good sized.  The BBQ sauces came in three varieties and were tasty. The sweet tea was also good.  Drinks are self-service.  The place was clean and staff was very friendly and helpful  I gave it four stars because the place was much better than average in all aspects and we will return when we are in the area.
__label__2 Well, after having a pretty terrible experience at Maki of Japan at the northlake food court, I was eager to try Yeung's to see if their Asian food is any better. Better, yes, is it much better no?\nI got the singapore noodle and the lo-mein. The lo-mein tasted like soy sauce, the flavor was not impressive. THe singapore noodle while greasy lacks salt, i was seriously about to walk back and get a couple packets of salt for my noodle. The price  here is $6.10 for a 1 entree with 1 side plate. Spring rolls are $1.32...Soups are like $1.50. The price is not bad, not much different than Maki. They accept credit card but not American express.
__label__0 Last Sunday, I drove down to this store all the way from another part of the area, since my local Edible Arrangements was already closed for the day. It took 30 minutes to get there. I chose to go to this location in Mint Hill because the website said they closed at 3:00pm that day. We arrived at 2:00pm on the nose, and sure enough, the store was completely closed, no sign on the door (like, be back soon, out for delivery), nothing. I emailed corporate headquarters over this and got no response. I will never again order or purchase anything from Edible Arrangements.
__label__0 Way over priced....... The service was terrible..need I go on?
__label__0 Just horrible!!!\n\nI drive a Nissan 350Z so I take pride in my ride. It was covered in pollen so I wanted to get it cleaned. I should of just done it myself. \n\nFor them to claim that they vacuumed there was stuff all inside my car still and for them to say they wipe down the inside they must use dirty clothes because they missed a whole side of my car and you could see all the dirt and dust left inside of it. \n\nFor it to be a so called manager special I was kind of pissed I spent pretty good money just to have a car that was still dirty. \n\nWheels still had dirt on them the car still had pollen on it. So it was a pointless wash!\n\nDid I mention that it's a manager special?! Damn shame, I'm sure their manager doesn't want their car like that. \n\nOh and who puts armor all on the damn clutch and break petals? I tried shifting into first gear and my foot slid off I mean c'mon. Danger much???
__label__2 Oh, Dippin' Dots....How the 90's hath come and gone. Everyone remembers the days of walking through the mall, seeing your odd kiosk, and finding themselves dumbfounded by the tiny, perfectly orbish balls of ice cream. Now, in present day, I can enjoy your crazy treat in the comforts of Ballantyne! \n\nWe've passed by this location many times and finally decided to stop in on a blazing weekday afternoon. It's a small shop with plenty of flavors. Little did I know that Dippin' Dots has branched out and started selling more than just chocolate and vanilla. Nay! There is banana split, flavors with chocolate bars, fruit flavors and a ton of others. I was astonished. \n\nIt's a bit of a slow shop. One guy behind the counter (he has a rad, white beard, too) and friendly once you start chatting. There is also a Ballantyne Popcorn section in this shop. Kind of odd, but they appear to have a ton of popcorn for sale, too. Dippin' Dots and Artisan Popcorn? Maybe it's the new peanut butter & jelly. Little did we know, folks....\n\nThanks for keeping us cool, Dippin' Dots!
__label__0 Took my cat here back in Feb when he so sweetly started using the bottom of the stairs, AKA the landing outside my bedroom, as his personal litter box.  He's has bladder infections in the past so I assumed it was what this was.\n\nI didn't read reviews until after he'd been dropped off.  And I was kicking myself.  Any chance this place had to nickel and dime me, they did it.  He had to stay overnight and I had called to get a status on how he was.  A nurse said a Dr. would call me back and explain everything.  One never did.  When I went to pick him up he was brought out and I was handed his pills w/instructions to take one daily.  Starting when I asked?  Today, tomorrow?  The guy was like uh I just got here.  Fantastic.\n\nTwo weeks later he had to go back for a check-up.  He was still using the floor as his litter box.  So again I wanted some answers if he was still sick.  Well they said without x-rays and all these other tests they wouldn't know.  Oh and we also wanted an answer as to why when he came home the 1st time his neck was shaved??  So my younger sister took it upon herself to rip into these people, and we were finally given some answers.  \n\nHonestly it was just not a good experience and I know better now.  I just feel so bad for some of the people whose horror stories I've read and feel a bit lucky it wasn't as bad as needing to go to court over or anything worse.
__label__2 Just got our little guy back, and I'm satisfied with the service.  There are a few communications issues between the staff and owners, but they offer a really decent $30/month plan that includes visits, teeth cleaning, and shots for free.  \n\nThe facility seemed clean, and it is pretty handy to be able to get all my pet shopping, care, and grooming done in one spot.  \n\nStaff was friendly enough, and we've only gone there one time, so I might amend my review in a few months.
__label__0 Lost their lease. Closed for business
__label__3 Panera is my \"go-to\" lunch spot.\n\nNo matter what I'm craving, sweets, bagels, smoothies, sandwiches, salad or soup it's here....perfect!!\n\nI'm a total fan of  the \"You Pick 2\". I almost always get it when I visit and I leave full and happy. And how awesome is it that you can add a bakery treat for $.99...whoo hoo!\n\nSo I was here a little after 2pm, there were a few people ahead of me but it didn't bother me since it gave me time to drool over the desserts, muffins, scones and cookies. \n\nMy cashier was awesome, very funny and perky. She was a great employee to have and excellent customer service. \n\nI decided to keep in simple today, nothing new just one of my usuals the Sierra turkey sandwich which has turkey breast, chipotle mayonnaise, field greens, red onions on asiago Cheese Focaccia and the Greek salad which has Romaine lettuce, tomatoes, feta cheese, peperoncini, red onions, olives, pepper and Greek dressing.\n\nThe asiago cheese focaccia is heavely...I would eat this bread all day if I could...it's so freaking good. But I digress, the sandwich was great, I love the chipotle mayo mixed with the field greens and focaccia...such a great combination of flavors. The salad was delicious too, I'm really like the combination of the feta cheese, dressing and peperoncini and that crisp romaine lettuce....Mmmmm \n\nFor dessert I picked the cinnamon roll...O M G....even though I was stuffed, I actually managed to have one bite after my lunch and it was yummy! I'm saving the rest for tomorrow morning with a cup of coffee...Mmmm I can't wait! \n\nI'm just such a huge fan of this place, I love the food and the combinations of flavors. I mean really, what is there not to love about Panera???\n\nSeriously, delicious food...good service at this place. Will definitely go back!
__label__0 I've only been to Panera Bread twice in my life. The first time I'd only been in the United States a week. I ordered a chicken noodle soup, which was so bad I couldn't finish it. I never went back to any Panera till five years later. Last time my wife didn't feel like cooking and so on our way home we saw the Panera Bread sign and pulled in. I ordered a Mediterranean chicken flatbread sandwich. I couldn't get past the first bite. It was dry, looked unappetizing and... there was hardly any chicken in it. Needless to say, I won't be back.
__label__3 I have been going to this Chipotle for about two year now. Love Chipotle!! Most of the time to get the food to go. The quality and quantity of the food has not changed at all. Everything is fresh and delicious every time. I get my usual, burrito with chicken, black bean, rice, cheese, and a little sour cream. Add a bag a chips (whatever fall out of the burrito is scooped up by the chips. YUM! We just went tonight.
__label__4 If you haven't tried this place you had to try it at least once. They have the best ingredients for all their food and some healthy options as well. I love to get the chicken bowl because their burritos are too big and messy. I'd never had a problem with this place and they always give great customer service.
__label__0 IF YOU LOVE CHIPOTLE LIKE I DO, DONT EAT AT THIS LOCATION. By far the worst chipotle location that I've ever visited. I ordered 3 Barbacoa tacos and the guy put a TINY bit of meat, when I asked for more he said \"oh you want double meat?\" No! I don't want double meat, I want enough meat to call it a damn taco. I asked for corn salsa, sour cream and cheese and I got sour cream and guacamole. Now,  I'm not complaining about the guac but I guess the cheese and corn salsa weren't important. The \"double meat\" sucked too. It didn't taste like other chipotle locations. The best part was the man scratching his crotch in the kitchen and then coming to \"supervise\" the good line.
__label__1 I used to get Jimmy Johns all of the time when I was down at the good ol' UofA, so now that I work on Mill I was excited to try them again!\nI don't know if this location is different, if my taste buds have evolved since I was 19, or if I have to be completely shit faced to eat here, but this place is ewwwwww\nLike others have said, they use way to much mayo. WAY TOO MUCH. And no other condiment really... Their subs consist of 90% lettuce/sprouts, 8% mayo and 2% misc(meaning mystery meat, tomatoes, maybe cheese, etc)\nI just don't get why anyone would want to eat here? Unless they're drunk! I would totally eat here drunk, but then again, I'll eat ANYTHING when I'm drunk...
__label__3 This is my automatic go to place when I am at work.\n\nThey deliver, and I am a work-a-holic and don't leave my seat often. The delivery guys have a great sense of humor because between 11-2pm we keep them repeatedly coming back here. No one communicates when they are getting JJ's, you just hear \"JJ's is here!\" and someone comes running for their food.\n\nExtremely fast and friendly service. The ordering online is a HUGE plus for me.\nAny sandwich I have gotten from them has been amazing but let me highlight the Bread and Mayo. Their fresh french bread rolls and real mayo is out of this world.\n\nYou can order your sandwich as an \"Un-wich\" with a lettuce wrapping instead of bread, but I am not sure I would have the will power to do this.\n\nThe only thing I would love to see them offer is a cheese steak. That would be amazing.\n\nBottom line: I like JJ's and am impatiently waiting for them to build one closer to my house so they deliver there too.
__label__0 If you are a human being and thus may at some point after midnight need to pee or poop, don't eat here. The restaurant is open until 3 or 4 a.m. and is quite willing to take your money and serve you food and biiiiiiiiig giant sodas, but beware...their restroom closes at midnight. \n\nI couldn't believe that as a customer, eating in, I was not allowed to use the restroom. Is that even legal?? \n\nI asked where customers were expected to use the restroom after eating and drinking at their establishment. The girl informed me that customers can go \"next door to Fat Tuesday\". \nThere are 2 MAJOR issues with that:\n1 - you can't get into Fat Tuesday (a bar) if you aren't 21, so late night 20 year old sandwich eaters better have big ass bladders.\n2 - the line to get into Fat Tuesday is sometimes about 20 people long, then once you get carded, get inside, and navigate through the crowd, the bathroom line for the ladies room is another 10-15 long. This means if you leave Jimmy Johns in the middle of eating to pee, you must be 21+ and you will be gone for 20 minutes to an hour to take a leak next door. You can then come back to your crusty sandwich and your annoyed friends who have been babysitting your food while you went pee pee partying over at Tuesdays. Screw that.\n\nI'll tell you right now, if I were a guy, I seriously would've pissed on their floor under my table. But...as a girl, that could be messy for me. So...lucky for you Jimmy Johns...I was born without a penis. You win the prize of no pee on your floor, but you will never win my business EVER again.
__label__4 I was in Austin Tx last month for a long spa weekend at a well-known resort, but Nathan's 90 minute massage at n8 touch was better than anything id ever had.  i haven't been to the chiropractor there, but I'll definitely be going back to the facility as long as Nathan is there.
__label__4 Needed to find a handyman to help me fix up a short-sale home I purchased in Mesa.  I live in Washington state, so don't know anyone there.  Received recommendations for handymen from my realtor and a couple other people, but none of them were available the week of Christmas when I was there.\n\nIn desperation I hit the internet and found ELI THE HANDYMAN via his website.  Best find I could have hoped for!  E-mailed Eli, then we spoke on the phone the same day.  He was prompt to e-mail a written bid, and was set up to take payment via credit card.  Nice when you're from out of town as I am!\n\nEli proved to more than I could have hoped for.  He lined up a house cleaner, painter & tile crew, plus he and Dana (his employee) met me there Saturday morning at 8:00 AM to get the ball rolling.   He took Sunday off (don't blame him!), then he and his painter worked all day Monday (Christmas Eve...amazing!).  The rest of the week he worked tirelessly replacing ceiling fans, repairing water damage, installing new doors  and more things than I can remember.  Eli even got me a discount on the paint.\n\nI give Eli my highest recommendation.  He's ethical, knows how to do most anything, is fair in his pricing and has great subcontractors to call in for specialty work.  Couldn't be happier in my overall experience with Eli the Handyman.  He's now in my phone contacts, and I will call him every time I need work done.\n\nLee Ford
__label__0 If you bought your mac used, dont bother bringing it here.  Was having issues with my macbook pro, so far had 2 conflicting ideas from 2 different sources.  they had to find the serial number, only to find that I had bought it used from another store because that's the only way I could afford one, they wont even diagnos it.  I know its vintage so they woulndt work on it but I guess they were afraid of getting cooties from it cause the wouldnt even touch it.  Fuck you. if I ever buy apple again, which admitedly I will, it will never be from you guys.  I will never buy anything from your store.
__label__4 Baby Cakes, I think you might have to move over. Amore, you are my new love.\n\nI can't stop raving about the service of the Mandarin Oriental. Now, I can rave about their desserts too. I asked the girl what she liked and she started off naming one by one and eventually named all of them =P One of my choices was the chocolate cake.  Seems simple enough but Amore makes it so wonderfully. 16 layers of chocolatey goodness, not too sweet and not too rich, just perfect.  Another pick, the Caramel Temple, just melted in my mouth. They've also got many flavors of gelato, mini macaroons, truffles, and more. I got a sample of the watermelon gelato and it was so refreshing. I definitely must get a gelato as well next time. On the side, they also have many beautiful cakes. The creativity and attention to detail is very impressive. Amore will be my first stop the next time I am in Vegas.
__label__3 I think this place is a lot of fun.  It's in a nice complex that's not your standard strip mall.\n\nI've been 2x and both times were fun for dates.  They had live music...and a good wine & beer selection (not just bud light).\n\nI have not had too much food so will not comment.\n\nThe atmosphere is cool -  sofa and chairs, a bar...or standard tables.  but, it's a funky cool place.............and we just don't get that too much in Chandler.
__label__0 Pros: Nice little out side seating area if the weather is right.\n\nCons: Complete lack of manners \n \n\nOther: Food and wine are ok. \n\n\nI went here with a friend of mine on a Friday around 5:30pm. Initially everything was fine. The food was ok, the wine was good, and the server was good. It gets a bit crowded on a Friday after work so it's a little loud and can be hard to find seating. \n\nIn the middle of our meal the manager or the owner (tall, thin, silver haired gentleman in his 50s?) comes over to our table and grabs the chair my (large very noticeable) purse was placed in, leaving me with no choice but to quickly snatch my purse before he takes it with him to another table. I looked at my friend in shock like \"What?\" as a group of guys at  the next table over look at me with shock on their faces. Clearly we were all thinking the same thing \"What the hell? Did he really just do that?\". I left there with little enthusiasm about the place. \n\nThe second time I went back was again on a week day, around the same time. The place wasn't busy just yet and I was quickly seated at a table. I sipped on a glass of wine, waiting a couple minutes for my friend. The place started to fill in a bit and I was then informed that I would be moving to a different table so they could accomodate a larger party. Rather than move, I decided to leave.\n\nWhat is it with this place and their lack of manners? What ever happened to ASKING someone if they would mind if you took the chair or if they would mind moving to a different table? I would have absolutely said yes to both of these request and not be posting a 1 star review.\n\nI don't believe in rewarding bad behavior so I won't be revisting nor will I be recommending this place.
__label__2 Checked this place out for the first time.  With the exception of it being very hot inside (had all the doors open no A/C) it was a really for a social area.  We didn't have food, only drinks so I can't comment on the food.
__label__2 Ever feel guilty about drinking before noon? Well you definitely wont at this place. A wonderful happy hour starting at 11am that doesn't give you the judgy face. You can blame it on the fact that the mixed drinks are $5 during happy hour. The drink list is plenty and there are delicious things to eat while you are at it. Give the cheese or chocolate fondue a chance. They both come with a wide variety of nibbles to dip into that bottomless pot of sin. The atmosphere is laid back but still hip. There are games for you to play and people to watch.
__label__4 I come here during lunch hours and love it! Friendly service and great food. :)
__label__2 I have dined here a handful of time. The service is good, no complaints there. But the food hasn't blown me away yet. My boyfriend and I are lovers of the Bruschetta but everything else we have tried just didn't quiet cut it. The Tuna Melt is OK but lacks originality. The drinks however usually don't disappoint although on our last visit the Sangria was terrible. I am not sure if the bartender made it wrong but it was way too sweet and not nearly enough wine was in it. I had to send it back and go with a Mojito that was OK. \nI will say that I do love the concept and the setting of the establishment. It has a good vibe and great for Happy Hour!
__label__3 I've only been here once, so I'm going straight to the 5 stars, but I have nothing negative to say about this place. It's awesome!! Granted I had the happy hour menu items, so pricing wasn't an issue as those are some good deals, but I could see a dinner getting a little pricey here. Still the service, cocktails, and ambiance make it worth it. \nI had the wings and beef carpaccio, the wings were fine good flavors and crispy, but the beef carpaccio was AMAZING, loved every bite. Perfectly thin slices covered in a truffle mayo drizzle on a bed of arugula, sign me up!! \nThen I drank a Moscow Mule, the most perfect summer cocktail ever, and the glass it comes in is kind of cool too. I also had the Hemingway daiquiri, also very good but I must say the Mule was my favorite.  \nThe tv's behind the bar were playing TCM's (and 16 candles was on) and the History channel, very entertaining to watch while sipping on some drinks.  Our bartender was the owner, and he couldn't of been nicer, very attentive and still took time to chat up his patrons.\n I will definitely be coming back here to enjoy some more cocktails during their amazing happy hour.
__label__4 I love Herb & Rye. I like the dark decor and last time i was there on a friday night they had a DJ in there as well.  Aviation is my favorite drink there and i don't normally leave the bar without at least three of them ;)\n\nThe food is also great there, i like the wings (hot & sweet & crispy, YUM), beef carpaccio, mussels, and the steak actually tastes good here.  Definitely order it during their happy hours, really worth it :)
__label__3 This is going to be one of those hazy reviews where I can sort of remember stuff but the fact that we were at Frankie's Tiki Room immediately before this makes it pretty damn difficult to remember what happened here. I definitely shattered my phone screen and lost my suit jacket either before or after arriving at this establishment...or so I was told.\n\nWe definitely came here for the 12a - 3a happy hour. Fact. I ordered a steak and then spent 5 minutes talking to the bartender and owner about the last drink we had at Frankie's and if there was anyway they could create something similar. Apparently I did not insult anyone or molest patrons while doing this and my drink order was taken. I believe everything up to this point to be factual. Now once the steaks came, that's where I lose it again. I think the steaks were really good. However, that was mainly from my less drunk better half telling me that her steak was really good. I also think I dug the interior; wooden panels if my hazy memory serves me right. But not 80's porn wooden panels. \n\nSo to sum up: shattered phone, lost suit jacket, friendly bartender and owner, nice interior, and good steaks (especially at happy hour prices).\n\nVegas.
__label__1 The food and craft cocktails are worth a visit.  However, I don't recommend this place for parties or if you have a large group of people.  We tried to hold a birthday party at H & R last night and were told beforehand by the owner that it would be no problem.  Unfortunately there were plenty of problems including really bad service and the staff not being alerted that we were coming.  Our waitress seemed far more interested in hiding in the back than taking our drink orders.  Everyone left hungry, thirsty and frustrated.  I will go back but never to do anything but sit at the bar with no more than one or two other people.
__label__3 11.13.2012 Herbs and Rye (Las Vegas, NV)\n\nHerbs and Rye is located on the corner or South Valley View and Sahara. Every time drove past this restaurant the parking lot was always full (around dinner time). That is always a good thing! When we walked up to the building a little after 6pm, the black exterior and windowless building had a speakeasy feel to it. Opening the doors, it definitely reminded me of an older, classy, speakeasy type of restaurant. There are two dinning areas. We were lead into the area which also holds the bar. The bar is 3/4 the length of the building. Opposite the bar are booths. Chandeliers hang from the ceiling, dimly lighting the restaurant. While you wait for your dinner to be served they provide you with fresh baked bread and butter. We were lucky enough on out first visit to make happy hour. Which not only meant discounts on liquor it also meant 50% off our steaks. They identify which items can be discounted because of happy hour with a star next to the item. We ordered steaks and they each came with one side dish. In addition we ordered an additional side dish... we needed to try it all! The side dishes are served family style. Our meal was excellent as well as the service. Throughout our meal I noticed that the bar was continuously becoming busier. We left a little before 8pm and the place was still quit busy. I feel like I was the last to know about this lovely whole in the wall restaurant. They are always the best! There is not doubt that we will be going back.\n\n \nImpressed!
__label__1 The good:  Great happy hour items to choose from like the half off steaks.  The spicy Thai wings and clams were delicious! The atmosphere is very old school Vegas, dark and intimate. \n\nThe bad:  Automatic 20% gratuity.  Not a fan of the auto gratuity.  I feel like it makes the wait staff a little lazy since they don't have to worry about good service equaling  a good tip.  We weren't even having dinner items and half our party of six left halfway through the evening.  \n\nThe ugly.  Our waitress, Debra, doesn't believe in giving back your entire amount of change on the bill,  To me this is sort of stealing.  Not that it was a huge amount but you already got your 20% and I imagine if she did this to us it's probably her common practice and that adds up after a while and that's not cool.
__label__4 There are some unexpectedly positive experiences that really change the direction of your day. Herbs and Rye was one of those experiences. I went here with two friends on Dec 6 after trying to find a good place in Las Vegas off the beaten path. After a little thought we settled on Herbs and Rye for a night of good drinks. While we didn't have a reservation we were able to get an open booth and the service was among the best I have seen at a bar. The drinks were reasonably priced and were among the best we have had, some of my other friends ended up on the strip. I'm pretty happy I ended up at Herbs and Rye. The place is clean, there is easy parking, the place has a great crowd, the service is among the best, and the ambience is perfect. I will definitely be back and have told my friends who are traveling to Las Vegas to do the same.
__label__0 Bad surprise at the end. \n\nThe restaurant is located a bit far from the strip with strip prices.  Located among pawn shops and alike we got a bit scared but the good thing there is a parking in front of the restaurant. \n\nThe prohibition like ambiance is kind of cool and you feel part of a boardwalk empire episode. You expect James Gandolphini or Joe Pesci showing up at any time. \n\nIf you are budget conscious you'd better ask for the price of he cocktails before you order. We only took appetizers and no entrees but the cocktails were half of the bill and it wasted our entire experience. \n\nThe food was ok and the bread was really dry and old. \n\nDisappointed.
__label__3 Decent place, cool atmosphere
__label__4 Happy hour is amazing...but honestly at full price dinner and drinks here are still a bargain anybody that disagrees is a negative yelper and refuses to be happy to pay for quality, the passion behind the bar menu and behind the bar itself is rare to see with such little spotlight or reward....they have one goal and that to impress and make you happy mission accomplished...the first bartender we had was probly my favorite he had moved here from California...and his on the spot mixology based on flavor and spirit preference was rare nowadays...I haven't seen him since not sure if he is still there or have just missed his shifts
__label__3 I have visited on a couple occasions and really enjoyed it each time. Our last visit was with some family and friends in town visiting and everyone left more than satisfied. \n\nIf you're looking for unique, well-made cocktails then this is a must visit. They have broken down the various drinks by historical time period and the menu provides a little description of how the drink got its name. \n\nAlmost everyone took advantage of the happy hour, half price steaks. One of the filets was a bit under-cooked, but for the most part they were spot on. All the sides we ordered were great, but the truffle mac and cheese was a table favorite. I can't say enough about the \"Farmer\" flat bread pizza - bacon, spinach, and a cracked egg. This is something you just have to try in order to understand how delicious it really is. \n\nDessert was almost certainly out of the question until the server started to describe them. We ordered their version of the pizooki as well as the homemade doughnuts. The entire table thought they had died and gone to heaven after finishing these desserts. Save room!\n\nAnother satisfying and enjoyable experience. Great food, solid drinks and a unique atmosphere away from the hustle and bustle of the touristy Strip.
__label__4 I like this place.  I have been here one time previously for drinks...actual hand-crafted cocktails, and they were great.  Came back tonight for dinner. \n\nOf course we still ordered cocktails. I had the Ward Eight which was a great balance between tart and sweet with a tad more tart. \nWe started with the calamari appetizer. It included peppers, and had a very light breeding with a house aioli and crispy prosciutto on top. \n\nFor my main course, I ordered the rib-eye.  Of course the cut was way too big (18oz), but I can't help myself...rib-eyes are my favorite! I ordered it medium, and it was slightly overcooked.  Still good though. \nThen I got the jalape\u00f1o creamed corn and it was delicious. Although, I would have loved more if they used fresh corn instead of frozen. \n\nLastly, when I was about to bust, and 75% of the appetizer, 50% of the steak, and 50% of the side were all in togos, they brought out the complimentary doughnuts. I am not a big sweets eater, but I couldn't resist and popped two of the tiny holes in my mouth.  They were very good, but if I even ate one more hole, I would pop.  My friend loved them, and the two dips and even took them home. \n\nIt's a little pricey here, but I will be back...the next time during happy hour for half priced steaks!
__label__0 Came here on a date. Food was awesome drinks rocked, server was awesome but the bartender was an asshole. \nThe girls drink came, stank like someone puked in it and there was bits floating around, the server smelled it and gave an odd look stating he will get another. For 10 minutes the server and bartender began conversing about the drink and the bartender sipped it till it was all gone. The server stated to the bartender he's starring at me just make another drink. He didn't. So I got up, threw the receipt book with $20 tip inside and walked out. He shouted Oh ill make you another, I replied, STICK IT.\nIn my opinion, the bartenders an asshole, failed to make another drink and when I was walking out the door offered. It doesn't take over 10 minutes to make a drink, especially when you finished the whole thing.
__label__0 Cute, modern, pastel love-fest looking place.\n\nI requested a sample of the Carrot Cake, which was promptly handed over: white gelato, white spoon... and a black, curly hair.\n\nTruly, a Kodak moment.
__label__2 The peanut brittle is great.\n\nThe customer service sucks!
__label__1 So this morning after a bad experience at the cleaners I stop in for some coffee to cheer me up.  I ordered my boss a milky way hot chocolate and myself a holiday treat peppermint mocha latte.  I got my items and went off to work and when I got to my desk my boss was telling me how good her hot chocolate was and I get excited and take a sip of my latte.  WOW that was not what I ordered.  It was a 2% milk latte with no flavoring.  ICK.  So yeah my day is not starting off well.  The donuts here are good I have had them before but today it is a 2 star review due to one being really good and mine being totally wrong.
__label__1 there's this commercial. order a medium or larger drink and get an egg and cheese english muffin for $.99. seemed like a good deal to me, and i was hungry this morning. besides, dunkin' has been making great strides in quality and service, right? that's what the marketing would have you believe anyway. so i order from the drive thru and pay $3.15 for a medium iced coffee and the aforementioned egg and cheese english muffin. service is swift. i drive away, ready to dig into my sandwich on the parking lot that is the 101. that's when things get ugly. my sandwich is cold. like, you can feel how cold it is through the paper bag. i can't eat it, mainly because i'm afraid it will sicken me in some way ... i don't screw around with egg. and yes, i'm still hungry. \n\nso, sorry dunkin', your marketing gal is a genius, but this store did not deliver. shame on me for believing that silly marketing ploy.
__label__2 Good coffee ... i'm not eating doughnuts or bagels at the moment, so it's hard to rate their signature foods. Ask me again in 40 pounds.
__label__2 Let me first say that I'm from Massachusetts where you find a DD on every corner (similar to CircleK location here in Phx) so I am an experienced DD customer. For some reason the DD in the north east just has better coffee - I don't know why, perhaps it's the water? In any case, this location is just average. They have a drive-thru, that has been fairly quick, and you can order breakfast sandwiches in the drive-thru (you can't back east so that's a feature here). \nThe negative is I seem to have a hard time getting my favorite donut at this location, blueberry, and they don't offer blueberry donut holes at all here...I think that is strange. \nOn the plus side they do have a little outdoor area for enjoying your coffee which is a great addition since we have so many beautiful mornings here in Phx.
__label__0 Just drove down from I-17 and Carefree Hwy to pickup some donuts for my son's birthday.  There was a new donut shop around the corner from my house but I've always loved Dunkin' Donuts and didn't mind the extra drive.  When I got home and opened the box I noticed immediately that the donuts looked old.  When I bit into one I had confirmation.  I can't believe that they would sell these things!  The donuts were hard and shriveled up.  The frosting tasted old and didn't cover much of the donuts.  I ordered a dozen donuts and they were all like this.  Will never be back here.  We also ordered breakfast sandwiches and the flatbread and muffins were cold and stale tasting.  The only plus was that the drive-through was fast and the service friendly.  What a bummer.
__label__3 I never thought I'd like poutine, and I certainly don't want to eat it every day, but this stuff was really good. Get it with some bacon or sausage on top. Excellent for teenage boys.
__label__3 Awesome place to go for Poutine. Eat in or Take out! There's a nice park down the street where you can take your poutine and have a picnic by the lake.\n\n I'm from Vancouver where poutine is simply cheese curd and gravy on fries. When I came to Quebec, the birthplace of Poutine, I had to try what has been immortalized into French-Canadian pop culture.\n\nThey have a long list of different kinds of toppings.  You can choose ones with beef, chicken, bacon, hot dog wiener, or even vegetarian.  The presentation would not win any awards for \"plating\", but then this is a comfort food, and what more comforting than your favourite topping on fries.\n\nWe had La Bacon, La Taquies (sour cream, tomatoes and guacamole) and the Special of the day (Turkey with onions).  Our favourite was La Bacon.\n\nSo good, So filling, So worth the visit.
__label__2 THE place to try in Montreal for a touristy taste of poutine. 25+ different types on the menu. Very busy all year round with locals and tourists alike. Yes, there are better poutines out there but there's only one La banquise. So do try it and make your own opinion of it. You'll like it or you won't but at least it'll be a 'check' on your list of things-to-try-in-Montreal!
__label__4 There is very little need for a review of this restaurant. Come early and be ready to wait in line. The lines form quickly and if its cold or raining outside, dress warm and bring an umbrella. Believe me, it's worth the wait. Great staff and they do accept US currency, just not US debit or credit cards. \n\nAs for as the food, there's not much I can say except look at all the pictures everyone posted. They taste as fantastic as they look.
__label__2 Maybe I'm too much of a health freak or just don't love fries but I didn't find the poutine here earth-shattering.  We trekked here in the very snowy Canadian weather to be greeted by a long line inside the restaurant.  \n\nThe wait went fairly quickly and then we got to the fries. We ordered the classic and the 3 amigos which had 3 different types of sausage on it.  I found the 3 amigo poutine more flavorful with the original falling flat on flavor. I also thought that it was quite expensive for a simple dish of fries. \n\nIf I were to go back to Montreal, I would not need to come back for the poutine.
__label__4 One of the best poutines I have ever had was here. Luckily when I arrived there was hardly a line but the place was packed! Service was quick, however our waitress didn't speak English to us which would be hard for tourists but it was fine with me.
__label__4 I am an absolute passionate about breakfast food, and do they deliver! Their breakfast food is delicious, as well as their poutines. burgers and shepherds pie!
__label__2 Pretty good poutine. Cheese curds were a bit too chewy, but otherwise nice. Lots of flavor choices, quite heavy. Definitely preferred Comptoir 21, though.
__label__4 Great hike!  Great views if you like cool wicked rock formations as much as I do.  Start early to avoid the heat and you will be finished by noon.  About 50% of the hike involves your arms, rock climbing and such.  Wear good hiking shoes and make sure your arms are free to pull yourself up (another words, have a backpack, don't be carrying your water in your hands, and yes, you need plenty of water!).  I camped overnight at The Lost Dutchman State Park, and the views of the mountains at sunrise and sunset are worth the stay.  Simply beautiful, I really loved this place. There is a cool Ghost town nearby.  Also read up on the interesting history regarding the Superstitions, I cannot confirm or deny that there is gold in them there hills!  If you stay overnight, follow this hike up with Peralta Trail from the southern entrance of the sups to the Saddle.  You have an amazing view Weaver's Needle!  Overall, the Superstitions are awesome!!!
__label__2 Nice rooftop deck. They don't have many beers, but some different mix drinks made up for it.
__label__3 Love coming to this place on Mondays for their half off wings. Maybe not the best wings in town but they're pretty dang good. They also have a decent selection of beers on tap and always have have jack Daniels specials. The rooftop bar has a great view of the city and is a fun place to hang out. I would suggest it for a fall game day retreat. Bloody Mary bar is fully stocked on Sundays for brunch!
__label__2 A very solid, inexpensive pizza buffet. I like the food much better than Cici's. The cheesy breadsticks are heart-stoppingly good. The buffet includes a salad bar and some pastas, but I usually stick with the pizza. Only thing lacking is the dessert selection doesn't compare with Cici's. A lot of the time there is no dessert pizza out. They will make whatever you ask for though so that's a definite plus. Could stand to have the tables and booths wiped down a bit more frequently as well.
__label__0 My business partner and I are always all over the city and noticed the Native New Yorker sign was removed from the store and a banner for \"The Brickyard\" was in its place. Figured we would stop in and check it out and drop off a card in case they were shopping for a new sign. The waitress was very nice, almost too nice and offered up more information about the business than I would want my employee too. Apparently the owners disengaged from the N.N.Y franchise, there are legal issues, she's the only waitress left with the changes, etc. The place looks exactly the same, but they now advertise $.36 cent wings on Tuesday, not $.35 cents. Apparently this is a N.N.Y thing and being they disenfranchised, can't advertise it. The waitress made sure to tell me \"they still only charge $.35 though\". I ordered 20 wings and a soda, my business partner ordered the philly cheese steak and a soda. The place was pretty dead, but it took a good 20 minutes to get our orders. The wings were nothing special...lots of breading, sauce had little flavor. My biz partner said the same thing about his sandwich. After eating 12 of the 20 wings, I figured I would take them to go and asked for a box. I was responded to with a sign and a roll of the eyes from the waitress, who said \"I can't take them\". She informed us that the wing price was for dine in orders only and that I HAD TO LEAVE THEM THERE!!! She said they lose money on the wings and expect people to order other things to help offset the loss. Sure, I could see if I came in and ordered 50 wings, ate one with a glass of water and left. We came in, ordered food, at there and ordered other stuff. The waitress made a huge scene and a lady at another table overheard the commotion and let me know she ordered wings too, but the waitress told her she needed to order a drink to get the wings for that price (which isn't noted on their window advertising at all). She made a point of sitting another couple next to us and telling them it was Tuesday wing day and you can only eat the wings there, no matter what else you order. What a joke. I told her if she would have said that to me before I ordered, I would have gotten one wing at a time and made her run back and forth to the kitchen. I also asked her what they would do with the wings I didn't eat if I didn't take them with me, she said they would throw them out. So apparently that's how they treat their customers. She said she was sick of the place because this happens all the time. I guess she should be a little more clear with the customers or this place needs to stop being so damn cheap. I won't be heading back to the Brickyard anytime soon. There's a Native New Yorker on 19th ave and Happy Valley that appreciates my business.
__label__3 Great hotel. The rooms are super clean, there's water in the fridge, and the gym is decent. My only critique is that you have to refresh the Internet connection every 24 hours (and must pay $10 bucks per device - iPhone included), the breakfast is not very good (unless you get it made to order), and they left my previous nights room service tray outside my door until the next afternoon. Besides that, everything else was fantastic. The location is convenient, service attentive, and overall experience pleasant.
__label__1 Very subpar in every aspect.  I'd like to give it one-star but I'm strangely in a generous mood today.\n\nHad the ham and cheese crepe.  The crepe is overly sweet; very stingy on the fillings; a paper-thin sheet of ham and some sort of runny, bland tasteless cheese.\n\nThe coffee tasted as if it had been sitting in the thermos since early morning-which it probably was.\n\nOverall not good and expensive-$16.  Granted it is Montreal and it is on a prime location.  Still $16 is in no way justified for the lousy crepe.
__label__0 One of the worse crepes we ever had... it was our first visit in Montreal and what a big disapointement. Let me start by saying that it didn't taste good at all the crepes themselves were very chewy and almost tasteless if it wasn't for the toppings it would've been simply uneatable. The second worse thing was the pricing,  we had 3 crepes and 2 chocolate milks ....over $35 ...I mean come on the chocolate milk was for $5 ...its. insane...\nI don't recommend this place for anyone not if it was the only open spot.\nI usually don't write review but the disapointement did hit me hard this time.
__label__1 The crepes were too chewy and hard to cut with a knife, the smoothies tasted like artificially sweetened tang and overall the price was way too much for what we ordered. The only reason why this place gets 2 stars was because of the nice staff.
__label__0 What a joke! I had high hopes when I saw the Illy sign and read the menu...what a let down. The service and food were both horrible. I had a sandwich from the specials menu...a Pesto chicken sandwich; for starters it took too long to get the food...broiled pre-cooked chicken, plastic bag puree avocado, flavorless bread! If this place was in SF it would fail---but that's true for most places in Vegas---what passes for food here is a joke. Oh and before you say I don't understand French cuisine....I'm half French, half Italian, and travel to Europe every other year for the past 12 years.
__label__4 Baguettes, Crossants, Quiche, Tarts, Coffee, Wraps, Sandwiches, I really could keep going.\n\nI have been frequenting Olivier, Shelby and the gang for quite sometime now and all I have to say is Thank God for Baguette Cafe. \n\nI love everything about this place. Upon entry into this unassuming cafe, you are greeted with a smile and the delightful smell of fresh baked breads and pastries. I love the purity and love that goes into the food here. It really is unlike any other cafe in the Las Vegas area. The staff is very enthusiastic about what they serve and it shows. Olivier will take the time, despite a line out the door at lunch time, to describe in detail the daily specials of soups, sandwiches and pastries. \n\nI have been here too many times to count. With the free wireless, I often find myself setting up shop and spending the morning or afternoon catching up on graduate school or just chatting with friends. \n\nSome of my favorite daily specials served: Chicken curry sandwich, shrimp bisque, french peasant stew, Moroccan chicken sandwich, gazpacho, spinach and cheese quiche, pear tart.....OK now I'm making myself hungry again.\n\nThey have a wide range of beverages and serve Illy coffee! \nSome of my favorite drinks: Thai iced tea, green tea iced tea, CHAI SO AMAZING. \n\nWarning: It becomes very busy at lunch time and also is not open on the weekends. Also sometimes food takes a bit due to the nature of the care that goes into the sandwiches they prepare. I really dislike the reviews of this place stating the service is slow or that it took too long to get their sandwich. Baguette cafe is the type of place that makes you want to slow down and enjoy your coffee and meal.
__label__3 The food is still great. I had the eggplant panini and it was amazing. Olivier is a gracious host. However, this little place has gotten way too busy. The line was all the way out the door. We weren't in a hurry so we didn't leave. It only took about 10 min to get to the front of the line. There was only one open table and it was not cleaned yet. We bussed it ourselves. Checking what time I paid, lunch arrived 37 minutes later. It's very unorganized. From years of being a server I  see lots of places that could be easily changed.
__label__3 Lovely euro-style panini and sandwiches.  I really liked the selection. Friendly service. It is a bit hard to find but definitely worth it. My only complaints would be the size of sandwiches to price ratio and the celery on my salad was a bit worse for the wear.  We shared a cold prosciutto and salami sandwich and a hot chicken and goat cheese panino.  The bread was fresh, the ingredients were quality and everything was seasoned really nicely.  Yum.
__label__4 The greatest sandwich I have ever had my entire life. The owner is super nice and every person that works there treats you like a human being and not just a sale. Chris was so nice when he gave me my food and checked on me and asked how my food was. I plan on trying everything on the menu. The pesto sandwich was amazing. Chris recommended to chipotle next. I Know Where I'm GOING tomorrow!
__label__4 Enjoyed a wonderful lunch at BC today. The food and service was wonderful. My guest who had never been there before could not stop commenting on how great the place was. It's always a joy to introduce people to a hidden gem like this.
__label__4 Delicious & friendly staff! The baguette used for the sandwich was extremely soft and the potato soup was perfect for today's gloomy weather. Only downside was that the coffee was slightly acidic/sour but that's only a preference. Will def be back for lunch soon
__label__3 Great food at reasonable prices. Located right next to the sports book, it's casual & a great spot for lunch. I had the burger which was enormous & one of the best burgers I've ever had. We got a side of sweet potato fries that were definitely worth $6. \n\nDefinitely recommend!
__label__0 Service was okay.\n\nFood portions were good for the price, but the food itself sucked. \nThe chicken didn't taste like meat, and the spicy eggplant wasn't spicy. The fried rice was okay, but didn't taste like much either. \n\nSkip this place.
__label__2 I don't love this place as much as my hubby does. I'm not a fan of the self service and I genuinely miss my old yogurt spot that is now closed. The flavors don't taste as natural to me. However every time we go in I sample a flavor or two hoping today will be the day I decide to buy one for myself. \n\nOn A recent visit I tried the Dubai flavor which was a vanilla date shake. It was good but I would have preferred a stronger date flavor. \n\nI'm not thrilled with the customer service, cleanliness or decor, sometimes it's nice inside other times it's pretty gross. I dislike  eating inside here.
__label__3 Best banana pudding in Charlotte!  Servers are friendly and southern, food is very good.  Be sure to ask about the specials, they often source these from King's farmers market.  They are also happy to share their secret ingredients on the banana pudding, salad dressing, etc.
__label__1 I have to admit, I think that the newer cupcake places that are opening up are opening a lil too late. I think that they have missed the cupcake boom. Anyways, I have to say that this business produces some of the most beautiful cupcakes that I have seen, some are sparkly and glittery. Some of them are made to look like puppies and all kinds of cute things. The flavors are intense. Actually, it's the frosting that is intense. The cake itself is tasty but the flavor from the frosting is what kinda does you in. I had a cupcake that had a champagne frosting or something like that. It was pretty but that's about it. I'm sorry to say that I don't think that I'd purchase another one of their adorable treats. Price wise, it was what I expected to pay. Taste wise, I wasn't impressed.
__label__1 Let me start with a positive: the Cupcakery's red velvet cupcakes are phenomenal--moist and flavorful, and the frosting makes a perfect complement. A friend gave me one and I was excited to share this place with my boyfriend. Unfortunately, their other cupcakes were kind of a disappointment, especially for the price. For $3.75, I expect something pretty good, and a lot of it. Unfortunately, the cupcakes we bought were about the size and quality of the kind of cupcake you'd get at a grocery store--very dry, not much flavor, and the cream cheese frosting? Not as good on a coconut cupcake as the red velvet. The shop looked nice enough, and they were decorated fine, but not spectacularly--I think I could have done better, even with my meager decorating skills. If you happen to be passing by and really need a sugar fix, I say go for it, but otherwise not worth it.
__label__1 I was on the hunt for cupcakes for the entire time we were in Vegas, and after being hugely disappointed that Sin City Cupcakes doesn't have a storefront, I decided to go to the Cupcakery to satisfy my cupcake craving...  \n\nIt was a mistake.  Not a huge mistake at only $4, but a mistake.   The cupcakes looked very pretty, but sadly the look didn't match the taste at all.  The cake was dry and a tad stale and there was too much icing for my taste.  Overall, a disappointment at having to pay a steep price for a mediocre (at best) cupcake.
__label__2 Good priced, but not the best if one is carb conscious
__label__4 My family absolutely loves this place! The owner's and the employees are super friendly.  They always have a great variety of fro-yo available and a nice mix of toppings.\n\nThe frequent customer card is great! We are forever getting free yogurts because we go there so much.\n\nMy favorite at Poppy's?  Cheesecake yogurt with granola and chocolate chips- absolutely delicious!
__label__0 I had a contract with O Premium, who apparently was bought out by Sparkletts some years ago.  I have had nothing but problems with this company.  They give you a delivery schedule and you put out all your empties on the stated date.  Only to come home to your empties bottles rolling around the neighborhood because they didn't bother to show up yet AGAIN.  \n\nWe got so annoyed by this repeated problem and began to wonder if it was us getting confused.  We asked them to change the deliveries to our business address so we could actually watch and track their deliveries and accountability.  It soon became very clear that it was not our imagination and that they in fact missed deliveries on a regular basis.  They don't have any problem in their billing department, those folks get the bills out every month, on time, and they sure expect you to pay promptly, but God help you if you need a drink of water.\n\nThey missed my last delivery (although the driver marked off on his little sheet that he came here), and they were supposed to make a special makeup delivery here first thing this morning.  Guess what?  They no showed AGAIN!  I just called to verify I was in fact on the schedule for today, only to be told there was no record of my call or the special delivery.\n\nDO YOURSELF A FAVOR AND DO NOT ORDER ANYTHING FROM THIS COMPANY THEY ARE INCOMPETENT.
__label__0 Absolute and complete incompetence.  I've had to spend over two hours and numerous phone calls to figure out why I am being charged erroneous amounts on my credit card from DS Water, aka Sparkletts Water.  Upon updating my credit card in late June with their accounting department, they not only were charging my current account each month, but also my past closed credit card account.  They were tacking on insufficient funds fees and stating I owed them money when I was current the entire time.  Finally, after getting to a manager, she apologizes that they made a mistake and it will be fixed.  By this point, I was furious and simply asked that they cancel my account and pick up the cooler.....note, I have been a customer for over 7 years!!!  They blamed it on a system merging problem when they purchased O Premium Water but that doesn't make any timing sense.  While she did her best to save the account, I had just had it.  I had to explain the story three times and the first two times I was told I owed more money, but when I finally got to a supervisor, the story changed, apologies were made and reassurance that my account was current and that all the fees that were charged in error would be reversed.  Still, I can't continue to patronize a company that blames the consumer first and then researches the problem to find it was their fault.  So, that was last week, they picked up the cooler the next day, took all the empty and unused bottles, and that should have been the end of the story.  RIGHT?!?!  Wrong.  Today, again, another charge on my account, are you kidding me?!!?  Another 25 minutes on hold to be told yet again, it will be immediately resolved.  I RECOMMEND THAT YOU STAY AWAY FROM THESE FOLKS OR IF YOU DO EMBARK ON THEIR SERVICES, DO NOT SET UP AUTO PAYMENT WITH THEM.  I don't want to cancel my credit card because one business entity can't get it right, but if it happens again, that's what I will have to do.  Booooo!
__label__0 The worst service and customer service, hands down, I have ever experienced with any company, EVER. EVER. I set up a 3 bottle a month deal through costco for 18$/ mo. EVERY SINGLE scheduled delivery was missed, multiple times, EVERY SINGLE delivery was incorrect and required MULTIPLE phones calls and was never corrected. Charged for deliveries I didnt ask for, charged for all of the mistake they couldn't get right. NONE of my phone calls seemed to register, or be noted or recorded anywhere..EVER. In my first month of service I called the company 15 times. Finally, after realizing they were utterly incompetent, not to be trusted, and after i called to cancel, i was charged auto debited for what was to be the last month, i called back and requested my debit card be removed from their system. I said i didn't trust them to get the billing right. Smart deal - i get a $39 dollar bill in the mail for erroneous deliveries i never asked for, and asked them to pick up. Every single charge due to their own mistakes. Not only are the people working for this company incompetent, they are dishonest liars. No joke - it is easier to go to the store and buy 30 1 gallon jugs of water every month than deal with this crap. Not to mention, cheaper - gas included.
__label__0 Should have listened to all the other Yelp reviews. Literally the shadiest company I have ever dealt with.  They kept charging me for cups that we never received or asked for; probably because the drivers make a bonus for up selling on site and people wouldn't notice a couple small charges.  They also raised our prices and hid the notification by replacing a general message that has been in the same spot since we started our service.  Haven't received the final invoice since canceling our service but I am sure I will be arguing and fighting that one as well.
__label__1 You can only hope the song and dance about the 72 dolphins hasn't been going on for the past 39 years, very cheesy for a \"high end\" restaurant.  This isn't the HOF we are here to eat.  BTW, nice footie ball on my plate but remind me why something that is tossed or kicked is on my plate?\n\nThe service was excellent the food is expensive and very so-so.  Appetizers were okay and definitely not memorable.  My medium-rare Kansas City cut was way over done, there is no going back to a steakhouse that can't figure out how to cook a steak, the side dish of crab mac'n cheese was tepid.
__label__3 3rd time to dine here. The service was excellent, the Norwegian Wild Salmon was grilled to perfection. Also, love the way they prepare their Calamari. Everything was great except the Cesar Salad, tasted okay however the lettuce was not crisp and fresh as it should have been for the price.  that is why I gave it four stars.
__label__0 Very overpriced for the quality of the food. Ceaser salad was good and the desert was nice but everything in between was a mess.  Prime rib was bland and mostly chewy gristly slop, the included yorkshire pudding was tough like old shoe leather. The crab mac & cheese was extremely fishy tasting and smelling, none of us ate more than a bite of it... and the potato gratin was an oily mess. Everything was heavily crusted with bread crumbs. How can any decent restaurant screw up potatoes??\n\nFirst and last time I'll ever try a Don Shula's. You can get a meal that's 10x as good at almost 1/2 the price at Flemings, or go to Donovan's and get a fantastic meal at the same price point, with much better ambiance and service.\n\nMy expectations were obviously way to high for a steak joint in a casino.
__label__4 by far the BEST chocolate ganache and red velvet cupcake i've ever had!  The cupcakes were moist and the icing wasn't tooooo sweet, a perfect combination.  The decoration is ultra cute... this place may be the only reason i would stay at the Palazzo again lol
__label__0 This review is for the poor service. It was so bad, we walked out before our main food ever came. It took 25 minutes to order food and after 1 1/2 hours, we asked if our food is on the way. The waiter made excuses saying he doesn't usually work with these cooks today and that they have their own thing going on back there...blah blah blah...basically, he didn't want us to blame him for the bad service. But, they're a team and he should've be on top of it. We walked out after sitting there for two hours and empty drinks that haven't been checked on for 30 minutes. This place needs to be on the RESTAURANT IMPOSSIBLE SHOW. We will never eat here again and strongly suggest anyone shouldn't either. There are way better Mexican restaurants in town that have authentic food with better prices. If you're looking for authenticity and good service, you should go elsewhere. This place is reeks americanized Mexican food and clueless waiters. Don't disappoint yourself by going here.
__label__1 Chips and salsa were good but that's where it ended. Dry meat on my tacos, my wife had a really bad salad. Chicken coated with sauce that was more like Italian sauce than anything Mexican.
__label__1 Note to self.  \n\nTake Mexican off the cuisine types to have in Pittsburgh.  Nothing can ever compare to the authentic, cheap, and just plain good stuff in the Mission.  I went into the dinner & drinks with low expectations because I was excited to see friends.\n\nThe margaritas are overly sweet and syrupy, but the bartender that served them is HAUTE!\n\nWe started the dinner off with chips & guac, and the guac was definitely the blandest I've ever had missing the core elements of salt, lime, flavor.  I brought it to the waitress's attention and requested salsa to spice it up.  We incorporate the lime wedges from the margaritas and some salt, which made it edible.\n\nFor our entree, we ordered 2 rounds of tacos.  The fish was ok, batter was very flavorful, but much too heavy.  The carnitas was over cooked and dried out.  Just not good.\n\nService was decent, and the prices weren't bad, but I would never return.  Even for the HAUTE bartender.
__label__2 Food is great. Service is awful. Bartender really couldn't handle the 8 people at the bar. And he messed up mine and the two men next to me orders. either way the food was great. Lots of tequila :) I'll be back,  only because I love mexican.
__label__1 I went here with some coworkers for happy hour and was not so impressed. The restaurant itself has a nice location overlooking Market Square, but the service and food were not great.\n\nWe took advantage of the happy hour special on margaritas and those were decent. Everyone enjoyed their drinks, which were huge and pretty strong.\n\nAppetizers are also half-off during happy hour, so we decided to order a bunch to split for dinner. Among the things I tried were the sopecitos; four thick corn tortillas that were topped (one each) with chicken, steak, carnitas, and chorizo. The meat was okay, but the tortillas did not taste fresh. Also, the dish was only lukewarm when served.\n\nI also tried the empanadas which were okay. I ordered them with beef. There really isn't much I can say, they were just bland and \"meh.\"\n\nThere were a few other dishes that were not very memorable. The one thing that we all loved were the flautas. I wish we had just gotten several plates of these instead of everything else!\n\nWe also had issues with the service. The food took almost an hour (for appetizers!) and one of the dishes was incorrect once it was finally brought out. I sent it back and did not request a replacement, but the incorrect dish was still on my check. I had them remove it but the whole experience was annoying.
__label__4 Always great to be back. It's a lot like eating at a Moroccan friend's house with a kick ass personal chef.
__label__2 Stumbled (literally) upon this place at about midnight on a Friday back in January (club was still pretty new then), when a promoter on the street gave us free passes.  We had no other destination in mind, so we decided to give it a shot.  Virtually no line to get in (sweet!) and the decor inside was really cool... huge chandelier, mirrors and windows that make the place look bigger than it actually is.  But really it's just... tiny, especially the dance floor, which means no escape route from creepy guys (and there seemed to be a lot of them the night we were there).  Music was ok... as other reviewers have mentioned it was really a mixed bag, switching from current hits to old school.  \n\nI know it's Vegas but... why the expensive drinks for a lesser-known (and small) club?\n\nI know it's Vegas but... NONE of these comfy-looking couches are being used, and you won't let me sit down for a minute?  \n\nSadly my buzz started wearing off and I started to get reeeeeally bored here.
__label__1 This was sad sad place. Even being the weekend the place didn't have many patrons. Maybe it was one of those off weekends but since were told that we are on the guest list and thus won't have to pay any cover so we said why not. Went in and saw some go go dancers but that just about it. We had a beer and after  that bolted out of there in less than 30 minutes.
__label__4 I was in Las Vegas the evening of 8/1 and had a restaurant.com coupon for Sabor for dinner.  I read a few reviews about this place and I love Mexican food so I figured I'd give it a shot.  \n\nHaving family in Mexico City and spending weeks traveling around Mexico, I felt I was prepared to properly review this place.   The restaurant is located in a shopping plaza, in a location you'd expect to see an Applebees.  We came on a Sunday evening around 6pm and the restaurant had only 1 other couple in it.  I was somewhat apprehensive about this.  \n\nWe sat down quickly and were served a complimentary chips, salsa, and more appetizer.  It came with breads, and toasted spices to dip the bread in.  It was fantastic!!  We ordered the guacamole, made tableside, which also was fabulous and for the first time we were asked how sour we'd like it and we said very!!!  It was incredible.  We followed that with the Sliced Sirloin and mashed potatoes which while I ordered medium, came rare which was fine and delicious.  This came with a roasted Jalopeno which I love.  My fiance ordered the Mahi Mahi which too was delicious.  We ended the evening with the Flan which was out of this world.  \n\nIf this restaurant were open on the Vegas strip in a hotel it would do fantastic!  It's out of the way from tourists and seems out of place in it's current location.  I'm saying it's too good that it may go missed.  I go to Vegas often and will make sure to visit every time.  AMAZING FOOD!
__label__0 Hmmm, is it any wonder RadioShack has been having trouble?  After visiting this store, I remember why I don't normally shop here.  I only popped in because they were right next to the coffee shop I was at.\n\nI spent 10 minutes in the store as the only customer, while the two employees completely ignored me.  Once I found the little $7 cable I needed, I stood for another 10 at the counter waiting for someone to ring me up. \n\nWhen the clerk finally came up, he told me I had the wrong part....without even asking what I was getting or why.  Then he looked at the box, and realized, that even without his help, I had in fact gotten the right cable.  Amazing, I know.  \n\nUltimately, even with the wait, it was still quicker and more convenient than going somewhere else, but I'd rather go out of my way than shop here again.
__label__0 Should have checked my Yelp...\n\nCame in here again on an emergency mission - looking for a cable to make my DVD Burner work so I could burn the memorial video for my cousins funeral.  So I may have been a little frazzled.\n\nI walked in and stopped dead, not sure where to look.  They have all this crap up front now, it looks more like a toy store than a Radio Shack.  In fact, now that I think of it, I don't think there was a single radio in site.\n\nI stand there , look around blankly and blink for a few minutes, when the employee notices another living, breathing person in the store.  I think it scared him, so used to being alone.....It was clear that I was taking him away from something very important and non-customer service related, and he really didn't like the intrusion.  I explained what I needed, and he didn't even try to look or help. Just told me they don't have those cables. Buh-Bye.  Didn't even offer a suggestion on where else to go, ask what I needed them for, nope, just a \"Don't let the door hit you on the way out\" attitude.\n\nI fled, practically in tears thinking I was going to let the whole family down.  In the end, it all worked out, and I'm glad Radio Shack didn't get a dime of my money.
__label__3 I'm going to keep this short and sweet.  I really liked the food here.  I ordered the Build Your Own Sandwich today with a Groupon coupon.  FRESH, FRESH, FRESH.  Great portion, free chips, clean restaurant, friendly service.\n\nThere were 4 women working and I can tell you that if they keep it up, they're going to need some help to get the sandwiches out quickly.  They deliver too - and I'm sure it's with a smile.\n\nI highly recommend for a quick, healthy, homemade lunch.  Prices are reasonable too!\n\n**The restaurant is set off of Main - right across from the Rusty Spur - Look for their \"A-Frame\" sign on the sidewalk.  You won't miss it.
__label__2 I have have given it 3 stars, but my partner gave it 4, just keep that in mind.\n\nI had wanted to check this place out from the first time I saw it, and when it came up on Groupon, it was fate. My partner is a sandwich lover, so it was perfect.\n\nFirstly, they didn't have a lot of vegetarian options, which I found disppointing. I'm so sick of my only sandwich choices being either tomato/basil/mozz or lettuce/tomato/cheese...and that's pretty much what they had here. I went with the caprese option.\n\nWarning; when they say fire roasted tomatoes, they mean WHOLE tomatoes on bread. Now, I'm ok with a few tomato slices here or there, but giant squishy tomatoes looming over a few spare pieces of (fresh) basil and (fresh) mozzerella? So not appetizing. I ate what I could, but was not impressed.\n\nMy partner, however, made her own sandwich with Turkey, cheese, and some veggies, and she loved it. I agree that the bread was good, and I enjoyed the popcorn chips (rather than potato). The staff was incredibly nice, although the service was a bit slow, and the seating options were a bit odd (and not very accessible for those with disabilities).\n\nI wouldn't PLAN on coming here, but if we were in the neighborhood, I'd stop by.
__label__4 I so sorry to hear that the participants encountered so many problems while trying to run this race.\n\nI was in the audience as an accidental spectator last year. Initially, I was quite angry that the strip was shut down. I didn't know there was a marathon and it was nearly impossible trying to physically get anywhere need the strip that day. We ended up parking at the Bellagio since they have a side entrance on Flamingo.\n\nWell, once we heard the music and saw the runners going by our anger turned into excitement. Every time the fountains went off at the Bellagio the runners cheered and became re-energized. It was truly a magical site to see.
__label__2 The club was ok. Music was not bad but there were 10 guys to every female. . . !!! Maybe cool place for couples. . . !!!
__label__2 (+)\n- The DJ was on point.  Played a good mix of hip hop, house, and old school music.\n- Room to walk; wasn't overcrowded like other clubs.\n- Great decor\n- No cover for being on guest list (but see below).\n- Sexy go go dancers, at least the ones I saw.\n\n(-) \n- $18 each for a Monster Vodka.  I don't even pay that much at more upscale clubs here in L.A., or any other club in Vegas.  At least our girls got free champagne to balance out the expensive drinks.\n- One of the dudes at the front was a douche.  Typical.  We waited on one side of the square \"line\" for maybe 30 min or so, and when we got to the front he told us that we needed to order bottle service or go to the back of a different \"line.\"  We refused and didn't move.  Then a very nice lady came to us, asked us if we were on the guest list (which we were), and let us right in.  So take that, stupid ass douche!\n\nAdvice:  Get on someone's guest list.  Don't let the douche bouncers get to you.  Roll with girls.  Look for a nice lady worker to assist you instead of the douche guys.
__label__0 I'd give it zero stars if I could, based solely on service.  The pizza was typical Pizza Hut--I don't think it ever tastes different.  I called in my order on a Friday night and was told it would be 15 minutes.  I got there right around then, paid (wasn't given a receipt), and was told my order was still in the oven.  Okay, no big deal.  I assume they'd let me know when it was done.  that was a mistake!!  After sitting there another 15 minutes (so, 30 minutes after I had originally called and was told it would be 15 minutes) I finally asked.  They asked for my receipt--it was a different cashier--and looked annoyed at me that I didn't have it.  She reluctantly went to check on my order and brought it back.  When I told her how long I'd been sitting there waiting she said, \"Oh I didn't realize you were waiting.\"  Oh really?  You get a lot of people just hanging out here not waiting for a pizza?  I can understand it being busy on a Friday night, but to not even apologize for their complete lack of service really ticked me off.  We rarely order chain pizza anyway, but the next time I need to for some reason, it will not be from here!
__label__0 i've had 3 bad experiences at this particular location.  \n\n1. Cold doughnuts at 7am? This isnt how doughnuts are supposed to be.  i went through the drivethrough and asked for the freshest doughnut.  she said \"they're all fresh\".  i then asked \"give me the one that came out of the oven most recently\" to which she replied \"they all come out at the same time\".  \n\n2. i once ordered 2 doughnuts through the drivethrough and as i went to get my first one (2 miles away on my way to work) it looked like it had a bite taken out of it.  do you really think i'm going to turn around and go back on a $1 purchase?  \n\n3. i got shortchanged to the tune of $15.  i guess it's my own fault for not counting my change, but when i got to work and realized what had happened, i called and sure enough the manager confirmed that their til was over by $15.
__label__2 Bonkerz Comedy Club is not your typical Ha Ha Hole or local Improv.  It's located inside the Palace Station on Sahara, best known around the world as the setting for the OJ Simpson armed robbery saga.  OJ jokes aside, Bonkerz is a place where road-hardened comedians come to make a crowd of mostly senior citizens laugh.\n\nI went to Bonkerz a couple months ago looking for some inspiration.  I just wanted to see some stand up comedy and that's exactly what you get.  Cost is $30.  $20 if you're a local.  Some guys are straight up stand up acts.  Some get raunchy, others have ill-conceived musical gimmicks.  Despite being a casino crowd, the group I was among the night in question really couldn't loosen up.  It seems most of them were just roaming through the place between a hand of Paigow and another max slot bet before they decided to slip into Bonkerz to \"get the Vegas experience.\"  But considering the absurd lack of stand up offerings in Vegas (I'm not talking the regular Seinfeld/Leno headliners) this will do.\n\nYou'll also have to get a drink or two during the show.  Yes, it's one of those kinds of shows so please tip your waitress.  For my money I'd rather spend $20 bucks on an hour of laughs than 2 minutes worth of wasted money on a hand of blackjack.
__label__2 Bonkerz is a good comedy club.  I have been coming here for several years since it transitioned into a comedy club first as the LA Comedy Club.\n\nWe came last night to see Louie Anderson in his Louie LOL show.  He's quite good.\n\nAs for the other comics, I find it's hit or miss.  I have been here sometimes when I've laughed a lot, and there have been some night when two attempts at jokes seemed like an hour.  It's quite interesting to see how comics deal with a small audience of mostly seniors who are locals.\n\nDo a little research with their schedule when you pick a night to go.
__label__2 This location used to be one of my favorite comedy clubs in town (back when the LA Comedy Club called Palace Station home) but it has gone downhill the past few times I have come. The comedians are usually pretty unknown and it's usually a crapshoot on whether they'll actually be funny or not. \n\nOur last trip there was on Saturday for friend's birthday. The comedians were sub-par on this occasion unfortunately. \n\nOn many occasions there will be very good comedians and I am looking forward to a better-known comedian that will be there this week that we already have tickets for, but for the most part there is a 50/50 chance that you will laugh, which is pretty good considering you often get free or discounted tickets to this place if you are a local.
__label__0 I'm sorry to say I can no longer recommend Energy Cafe in the Plaza Building uptown. I've noticed a significant decline in the service and the food quality over the past year. Portions seem to be smaller. Prices seem to be higher. It's not uncommon for them to be out of ingredients. But the final straw was last week when my pumpkin walnut bar was covered in mold. I was beyond disgusted & disappointed, as was my husband, since it was his suggestion to meet here for lunch despite my objections. While the cashier was apologetic & offered me a new option, I won't be back.
__label__1 Am I the only one seeing all the flies at the deli counter?!\nI really don't like this location. I always see flies, I can't get used to the layout, There's no Kids Korner, check out conveyor belts are usually dirty. \nThe location at 67th and Beardsley is awesome! Super clean, never saw a fly. Number system at the deli counter, Starbucks, and a  Kids Korner with stellar employees.
__label__3 Gorgeous library - it's worth a trip here to check out the building, especially at sunset. The building (and many of the books in it) look brand new. They have a special area in the front that displays many new books. Internet access is available there too.\n\nIt's easy to request books online and pick them up on the holds shelf. Many new releases have just a short wait.\n\nMy only complaint is the short time checkout period for high-demand items (no renewals allowed). I consider myself someone that can read books very fast, but I often have to return books before I am able to finish them. Sometimes when I know there is a very long novel - I will request the sound recording and the novel. That way I am usually able to read part of the book and listen to part of it on cd, and the two lending periods allow me to finish the book.
__label__3 Well I never thought I would ever need a library but i really needed somewhere to just sit down and study and well I was impressed. The Scottsdale library is really nice clean new building. The overall book selection was not great, though i wasnt looking for books I saw that there was a limited selection. The technology was great with all the computers and great selection that they have. The childrenes area looked awesome! I wish i has something like that as a kid. It was really clean and well kept with a large amount of kids books. \n\nUpon arrival I was greeted by one of the staff and he was great. He asked if i needed anything and gave me a tour of the place and showed me how everything worked. He even got me to a private study room so I could spread out all my work and have quiet time to just study. Though there is a limited number of private rooms they were great. With custom temperature control and the walls were good but not great at blocking out sound. Plus there was free WIFI that made life easier when pulling materials from my computer. Overall the library was great, i will be going back when i need a great place to sit down and study though i wish there was a little more space.
__label__2 What's wrong with me?!? I love popcorn but this place just didn't do it for me. Love the concept, merchandise, staff is incredibly friendly and generous with samples. I must agree with Mur T. I miss the popcorn smell and the availability of fresh popcorn. I did buy three different flavors, Chicago, Vegas and a chocolate but I think I was a little turned off by the way they are just stored in big containers in the back. I'm also not a fan of the hard shell coating. I think Maw N Paw in So Cal and Garrett's in Chicago have spoiled me.
__label__3 Growing up in Chicago, where I was introduced to gourmet popcorn at an early age, I always searched for a place that could come close in comparison. Popcorn girl is just that. I first got word of this place after getting a mini bag as a gift from my boss. I immediately paid a visit to the store and was surprised by the variety they had to offer--Original, cheese, caramel, candy, nuts, and chocolate. \n\nThe menu of popcorn selections make it very easy to order. They arrange all six types and include all flavors underneath each type. The lowest price type being those in the original heading and the highest being those under the chocolate heading. The price also varies according to the bag size, box, or tin as they also offer gift giving options. I personally like to get a variety of mini bags as it is always fun to have a variety to choose from, give some to friends, or SNEAK INTO THE MOVIE THEATER TO REBEL AGAINST THE HIGH PRICE OF MOVIE THEATER POPCORN. ;)\n\nIf you haven't had gourmet popcorn before, it is good to note that the caramel and candy flavors tend to be on the sweeter side, but have an almost crunchy consistency that I personally love. The others tend to be bit more chewy. I am unsure if that is just a different way they prepare it as I have tried other gourmet popcorn companies (i.e. Popcornopolis, Garrett, etc) that were not so chewy, but you can even see the difference in the popped kernels. \n\nOne thing I love about Popcorn Girl is that you are able to sample any flavor they have, but beware... This often gets me to buy more than I intended! ;)
__label__4 My Dad lives in Las Vegas and I seen the episode on Tanked (the show that makes these outrageous aquariums). They did one for Popcorn Girl and after seeing the episode, how could you not want go and visit the website to see all the amazing, crazy flavors of popcorn that they had.\n\nWell I did immediately. And was hesitant to have them ship it to me, when I can just stop there the next time I visit my Dad...\n\nWell my Dad made a decision for a quick weekend visit to Dallas, and I quickly asked him to stop by Popcorn Girl to get us a few small bags to bring on his carry on bag.\n\nSOOOO to the Popcorn part of the review.. \n\nO.M.G the dill pickle.. yes, yes, yes... I get extra pickles anytime there are pickles around anywhere. So I had to try it out.. and it was actually my favorite out of the three flavors we got.\n\nMy boyfriend got the Wacky Watermelon, we both weren't too crazy about it. It did taste like watermelon non the less.\n\nAnd I also got the Loaded Baked Potato flavor as the reviews were pretty good.
__label__3 Popcorn Girl has 2 locations: one in Summerlin and one in Henderson.  This Summerlin  location is in a strip mall, which is easy to find.\n\nGreat selection.  Great customer service.  They offer free, small samples do you know what you are getting.  You can call ahead and make an order, which if you are in a hurry I recommend.  Once you decide on a flavor, they go to the back to make your selection.  \n\nThey have some funky flavors like dill and cheddar jalape\u00f1o.  They have 4 types classic, chocolate, kettle, and candied.  You can mix and match if you want.  They have homemade fudge and cool bottled drinks, like blue cream soda.  \n\nDefinitely worth a stop.  I will be back!  Perfect snack for the movies!!
__label__4 Thank you Todd #Alcatraz Lock and Key. I had called over a dozen locksmiths and none of them could cut my Key.\n\nIf you need a Bentley, Rolls Royce, Jag or other rare key made, call Todd.
__label__4 I called Alcatraz Locksmith from Pismo Beach, California and spoke immediately to Todd, who I assume is the owner. I explained that my daughter recently purchased a new home near Phoenix and needed to have 8 doors re-keyed. Todd was extremely accommodating and polite whereby he immediately dispatched a service rep named Craig to change out the tumblers. Craig was  very competent and my daughter was very pleased with his work ethic. The price quoted by Todd was very reasonable (at least compared to California rates!). My whole transaction took place over the phone including  payment by credit card. Locksmiths are not something that you use that often but it's nice to know that Alcatraz if available if needed and will provide quality service. Highly recommended!
__label__2 Very knowledgable and professional. Unfortunate that their shutters are made in China. Would have liked to use them but couldn't overlook that.
__label__2 Helpful staff small servings gelado okay
__label__2 Tobacco Town is a cigar shop off the 215 and Rainbow across from the Best Buy.  This cigar shop also offers a good selection of pipe tobacco and even hookahs(?).  A little off your traditional cigar shop with the hookah thing, but hey, they have a decent size humidor and look to be adding to the store weekly.  Keep them in mind if your on that side of town and looking for a cigar.
__label__1 Not really very good.  The place seemed nice and other reviews mentioned good pizza.  We ordered a large thin crust with tomato, mushrooms, pepper, cheese, and pepperoni.  The crust was not thin at all--and was just a touch doughy.  Lived in Italy for 4 years and this is not a \"Palermo\" crust.  Mushrooms tasted like that out of a can.  \n\nThe young guy taking the order was stone-faced and didn't even say hello.  On the way out another guy (owner?) was cheerful and seemed courteous.
__label__2 Been giving this place the eyeball since it opened about a year ago but hadn't had a reason to stop in until this Tuesday. \n\nNot a bad place to shop if you're in need of Indian groceries and live on the east side of town. Dry goods galore - dal of every type, parathas, large quantities of basmati, jasmine, brown basmati rices. Spices were very reasonably priced (asafoetida at 1.50 for a large container, yay!) and there were a variety of jarred chutneys available (alas, no store-made). \n\nCouple of things that frustrated me: some staples come in large sizes only (ex: 5 pounds of lentils when you really need two) and no fresh breads on premises. The produce, too, was a little stale and wilty. But the freezers are full of all kinds of breads, entrees, delicacies. Awesome. Like Faith said, the staff is super helpful and talkative. This is also the only place in town that has a $1 samosa! Not the best on the planet but a pretty sweet snack. Yay!
__label__2 Alas, I found a place to by my ammo after two failed attempts. Once at Walmart and once at Sport Chalet. Dick's is a big store with a lot of stuff. It reminds me of Bass Pro Shop in a way. But it fails where Bass Pro excells. I waited at the counter in the guns and ammo area. Their ammo is not in the open as it is at Bass Pro. I had to wait for an employee to come over. When he did, I asked for a box of .38 Special ammo from Remington.  He pointed to a rifle and asked if that is what I was talking about. I don't know if he simply misunderstood me or if Dick's staff is uneducated about the products they sell. Either way it was frustrating.  At least I got my ammo. It's just too bad that it took me so long I missed my opportunity to shoot.
__label__4 I think that this is the retail arm of the wholesale business already on Yelp. Since I am a retail customer I have added this business info.\n\nI have got to say that is shop is soooo good. The staff really know their stuff and are great at making suggestions based on your likes and your needs. I must say that this is a very strong rival to Mellis - perhaps because it has a real family feel to it as opposed to the slightly more \"chain\" feel that Mellis has these days. I love that they also sell other high quality produce you may want along with your cheese - crackers, chutneys, quince, olives, bread, anchovies etc. I have not tried their pastries, but their croissants look HUGE!! \n\nThis is a great shop for gift buying, and the family Christmas cheeseboad is always stocked from here! A true gem in Bruntsfield.
__label__4 If once a year you decide to take your friends up on their offer to go hiking next weekend, don't.\nI thought it would be fun. \nIt wasn't.\nI was sick at the first signpost...the one in the parking area.\nIt never got any better. \n\nMy lungs, inflated for the first time in years with something other than weed and cigar smoke, were seizing up like an old whore.\n\nMy legs so jittery from the experience, caused my car to lunge back and forth on the drive home, as my jimmy-leg worked both the gas and brake simultaneously.\n\nAnd my feet hurt so badly, I had to soak them in ice before going out that night.\n\nI'll be back up there next weekend.
__label__3 Specifically I go here for the dog park...\n\nThere are two seperate yards that are on alternating schedules to allow for the grass to recover from playing pooches.  I've noticed that of the multiple dog parks I've frequented this is by far the cleanest.  There are the rare exception to the rule (old lady I saw yesterday who ignored her dog pooping and then promptly moved as far away as possible after her dog had finished so she wouldn't have to clean up...don't worry we took care of it for you..)\n\nThe people I've encountered here are among the friendliest dog park frequenters and I've never had a situation where my dog became so scared (she's pretty meek) that she refused to play and would hide behind me the whole time (like at Shawnee).  \n\nThis is defintiley the place to go for a dog park if you're in the area.
__label__3 Lunch on the patio also amazing.  Can't wait for happy hour.
__label__1 Spotty service, haughty attitude, and mostly food misses has brought this place down. Terrible accompanyments ruin the burrata and mozzarella. The pastas are heavy and after trying them all, there is only 1 I would ever order again. This place tries to be a foodie find but after several disappointing visits, it's time to give up.
__label__1 Groupon - why don't restaurants get that this is their chance to build a following? To get repeat business? We went for Sunday brunch with our 10 & 8 yr olds. No it's not a kids joint but our kids have eaten in some of the finest and divey joints around the country. The first thing I notice is the floor is still dirty from what could only be the night before since we were the first ones there. Then my water had floaties, coffee cup came with a bit of green stuff. The waitress with dirty looking hair really couldn't care less. \nI ordered the eggs with their name on it. If you put your name on it it better be good right? I could have made it better at home. It was soooooo salty and yet so boring. It came with potatoes that had to have been mass produced and frozen. Blah.\nMy kid ordered the flat bread with short ribs (a dream for him) we asked them to leave off the fried leeks, sure! But added fresh green leeks all over. He is a kid He didn't want leeks! Fried or Fresh. \nI noticed everyone else was drinking maybe that's what will keep this place going because I can't recommend the food or the cleanliness.
__label__3 I've been here a couple times and from reading other reviews, I must have come on a good night!  Both times I was here we sat on the patio and really enjoyed the atmosphere.  They have a large rock pit? in the middle that they light when it's cold for heat.  \n\nI really love the mussels in the white sauce here and last time I also had the spinach salad.  It was delicious!  Fresh and served with the perfect amount of bacon vinaigrette.\n\nThe service is good, nothing special - but what is with the waitresses wearing flip flops?  I just don't see how that is sanitary especially if they're walking in the kitchen.  \n\nOverall it was good and I'm sure I'll be back.  I keep meaning to come for happy hour when they have 1/2 price appetizers!  A bowl of mussels and a glass of Sauvignon Blanc is all I need for an inexpensive and tasty dinner.
__label__4 Exactly what Mesa needed!  It was a very nice surprise to find this gem in N/E Mesa!  Usually when we were looking for a fine dining experience in a stylish, modern, elegant setting, we...as a lot of people would look to Scottsdale.  I had read about Cafe Boa Bistro in an article \"Phoenix's Best New Restaurants\", and was interested in trying it, not only for its close proximity to my home, but because they support our local economy by using mostly local ingredients...I love that!  So we decided to try it, and fell in love!  Everything we ordered was done to perfection!  Quality, presentation, quantity, and atmosphere...this place has it all!  We went earlier in the evening with our daughter, then after dinner, we dropped her off at the sitters and returned for drinks at the bar.  Its a great place if you are looking for a modern twist of sophistication, without having to deal with the Scottsdale scene, crowds, and attitude.  The food is amazing and not you typical Mesa chain Italian restaurant!  Again, this is a place with a modern flair, and the food reflects that as well...so come expecting a new experience in Italian cuisine!
__label__1 I like Johnny Rockets, but this location sucks.\n\nYou're paying a premium price for a certain experience, and then the experience is lost because of the space it's in. I'd be pissed if I dropped $100 on a steak and then was handed a paper plate and told to sit and eat it on a park bench next to homeless deviants. This isn't much better.
__label__0 I love Johnny Rockets, but was disgusted with this location. First, my burger was raw when I bit into it. The lady then gave me another one and there was no cheese like I had requested. She then insisted there was cheese and I gave up figuring she wasn't going to have the cook put another piece on. So now I recommend that no one goes to this location ever!!!! Visitors from out of town: Beware!!!!
__label__2 Okay, if you're looking for a genuine Chicago Vienna Beef Red Hot or a NY Sabrett street cart dog; then you might not  understand Hot Dog Stop. HDS does sever Sabrett's but this is more of a gourmet hot dog place. \n\nThe portions are very generous to say the least and very tasty. The folks who run the place are from France and have put their own spin on things. So if you're fixed on what a hot dog should be, then go to Luke's, or Al's or even A & W; but if you want 'something completely different, to borrow a phrase, then by all means try HDS.   \n\nEnjoy!
__label__4 Simply amazing. I have known the owners for awhile and they are so nice! \nThe sliders and hot dogs are so good! The french fries are also amazing. They offer a wide variety of toppings too. The chicken fingers are also good. Everything here is delicious! There is a great drink and snack selection too!
__label__0 FYI, this place has closed its doors.
__label__3 Quick Tips:\n\n1. Located right across the way from Jean Philippe Patisserie and on the casino route.\n\n2. The bar itself was open seating when we got there on a Friday night.\n\n3. For the life of me, I cannot remember a deliciously fruity drink that my girlfriend loved, but if I recall it was the highlight of our time at the bar.\n\nI've had drinks at both Bar Moderno and City bar and I would heartily tell people to head to City Bar rather than Bar Moderno. Though Bar Moderno is definitely for those wanting to be seen or for people watching, City Bar just has better service and better drinks. I don't believe we were ever ignored by the waitress in the very busy room.\n\nThere was a drink that made a great impression on my girlfriend. It was a fruity drink that was very delicious. Overall, this was a great place to take her since we needed suggestions for cocktails that she would want to drink. The cocktail waitress hit the nail on the head with the suggestion and kept us in good spirits through the night.\n\nThe only reason this place isn't a five star spot is that it is much harder to feel like you're in the middle of all the action since it is slightly closed off. Still, I would probably head back to City Bar before heading down the way to Bar Moderno again.
__label__1 A three star average of this bar comes as no surprise to me since it left a little bit of a sour taste in my mouth - apparently I am not alone. I mean, at what point do you get to break the Vegas rules when it comes to playing at the bar and receiving comped drinks? I'm serious, if someone out there has an answer for me or an explanation/update of the exact rule, please let me know. \n\nI always thought that if you post up at a bar, throw some money in the machine and play a little bit, the cocktails should flow semi-freely. Apparently this thought is either foreign here, I was singled out or the bartender missed something during our transaction, which I will admit was brief. So by now I am sure you see where I am going with this but just in case my subtle dance around the point isn't resonating, I was charged $12 for a drink while playing the $1 poker machine at City Bar. \n\nThe part that burned was when I asked the bartender about it he said \"yeah, but you have to play max credits.\" At this point we both looked down at the machine, which I was up $5 on at the time and was clearly displaying my previous bet of \"max.\" He shrugged his shoulders with an almost \"who cares\" attitude and told me my total once again. I paid, I played some more and by the time the bartender came back with my change I had zeroed out. So, grand total for a drink at City Bar? $32! Bravo, City Bar, bravo.
__label__4 Paradise Bakery is AWESOME!!! I love the freshly tossed salads, like their Southwest Cesar Salad and a cold cup of their refreshing Mango Tea!!! \nDELICIOUS!!!! The service is always fun and enthusiastic!! \n I give them an A+ for sure!!
__label__1 I go to many Paradise Bakery locations on a regular basis. I was disappointed during this visit. The salad person was not pleasant and seemed to be annoyed when I asked for a couple of changes (different dressing & lettuce). The week before at another location, they were happy to accommodate me.\nWhen we went to get cutlery, all they offered were plastic forks & spoons with regular knives. SInce I was dining there, I asked for real cutlery.\nI was told by the cashier \"I guess that is all we have.\" Now I can understand running out of plastic cutlery but not stainless steel? This was just plain laziness.\nAs for our food, mine was good.\nMy husband's French Onion soup looked NOTHING like the picture. It was just a big brown mess with way too much stock. He was so hungry that he ate it.
__label__4 I recently went to Space for my first time.  Having read and heard great things from people, I decided to try it out for myself.  I am certainly glad I did.  \n\nWhen I first walked up, John opened the door and I instantly recognized him from having at least a few cocktails in passing over the years.  We quickly figured out we knew a few mutual friends and both enjoyed many of the same neighborhood and not so distant restaurants.  John proceeded to ask me how my day was going, how I was feeling and from there, he asked to me get comfortable.  His studio is an addition to his house and he did it right.  Great attention to detail, great design and very tranquil space.  \n\nI won't go on an on but I will tell you this is the best overall massage experience I have ever had.  It's like Yoda meets KYOT with groove that The Merc Bar had when they first opened years ago.  Basically, the bomb.  All things converge into one experience to make it amazing: the massage, the setting, the music, etc.\n\nAnd a new friend on top of that.  Thanks John.
__label__0 I go here to get my prescriptions, since it is close to where I live. The pharmacy staff is always SO rude, and if there was a different pharmacy near my house, I would quit going here all together. Going to pick up my prescription always puts me in a bad mood because of the rudeness of the staff. I may just start driving out of my way to get my prescriptions if the staff doesn't shape up soon.
__label__0 Worst of worst of worst of worst customer services ever.  Monopoly ISP here in champaign. I always pay my bill in time and I'm definitely a good customer. I chatted with a rep today and argued with him about the incorrect pricing info.  Before we came up to any resolution He shut my Internet down. WTFWTFWTF\n\nI would like to give a Negative five star if it's an option.
__label__4 Phone in your orders because they're cooking your food to order.\n\nMy last year of undergrad, I called in so many times the guy knew my voice (when I changed my phone number, he still recognized me).\n\nI could eat a half dark meal every day.
__label__0 I only give this place one star because zero or negative stars is not an option. Me and my boyfriend came here after hearing my sister and brother in law rave it, however we were beyond disappointed. First, it took the bartender over 10 minutes to even acknowledge us and another 10 to get us our beers. When we were finally asked for refills, the wrong beers were brought to us. Please dont ask us if we want the same thing when you dont remember what kind if beer we ordered to begin with.\nI ordered the calzone and got a pizza, when I corrected the bartender, she assured me my CORRECT order was on its way. This time I actually did get a calzone, but it had the one ingredient I could not eat...the dreaded peppers. The bartender got her manager who informed me it was my fault because I wouldn't eat peppers...I kindly explained to her through clenched teeth, that I ordered the sausage and spinach calzone NOT one with peppers. I declined any further offers for corrections and left hungry in fear if a lugee being launched in my food. That was only my meal.\nMy boyfriend ordered fish and chips (at a pizza place, I have no idea why). His one request was for coleslaw as a side, he never got it....even after multiple requests....big surprise. He was also looking forward to the savory vinegar described on the menu that would coat his fries...that was not present either, even after he asked again for it. To the managers credit, she did comp our meals (even though I never got one) and gave us a gift certificate for a future visit.\nWe decided to give it another try tonight and ran into the same issues...slow service, wrong orders and being blamed when the wrong stuff is brought out. I have honestly lost respect for my sister and brother in law for recommending this place and all of the other patrons who frequent this establishment. Shame on you!
__label__4 I've been ordering from Vitacost from quite a while and have not had a problem except once. I started a new diet and exercise routine and my eating has to be pretty strict in the beginning. I'm taking a meal replacement to get the protein I need and eating high protein, low carb meals designed by my nutritionist. I was running out of my meal replacement which is a hard to find one because it's all natural, high protein, low carb, tastes great and no artificial flavors. \n\nAlso it has superior quality protein. So anyway, let me preface this by saying I HATE chocolate anything. Hate is probably even an understatement. I just cannot eat or drink anything chocolate flavored. So I always order vanilla meal replacement. Well I opened my shipment from Vitacost yesterday and what was in the box instead of the vanilla that I ordered? You guessed it.....chocolate. I gag. I gag. I called and they sent a replacement so I'm awaiting the correct flavor. \n\nI order all of the time and this was the first time I received an incorrect order. The customer service agent was very helpful. Now I will just wait for the right flavor to arrive. The prices are really great, much better than Vitamin Shoppe. Vitamin who? Right! Team Vitacost all the way.\n\nI've placed close to 200 orders over the last few years to Vitacost, so one wrong order out of 200 deserves 5 stars.  They have the best prices and best service. I highly recommend.
__label__0 DO NOT ORDER FROM VITACOST!!!\n\nI have never wanted to give a place a negative star rating more than I do this company.\n\nI placed an order last Monday. After it had not been shipped by Friday afternoon, I sent an email inquiring about the expected ship date. I then got onto their live chat with a customer service representative who told me that the order had been invoiced and shipped, it just wasn't posted yet. Later, I found out that she had lied to me and that the order shipped that night, after I had inquired about it. I received an email citing the wrong order number that also included gross grammatical errors (i.e., subject-verb agreement, thanking me for my \"patients\").\n\nI responded to complain that the live-chat representative had lied to me and also wanted to confirm that the correct order had been shipped because the representative who emailed me had cited a different order number. I also cited the unprofessionalism of the email. I received a response apologizing for the unprofessional grammatical errors in the \"precious\" email. I received no apology for the lies, however, nor an incentive to try their services again.\n\nI received my order yesterday. It was missing four items and contained one wrong item. I sent a pretty angry and detailed email and posted a message on their Facebook page.\n\nI was contacted via phone today. I detailed the problem with the shipping, lying and now the missing/wrong items again. She said that the problem with shipping and being lied to had been taken care of internally. She was then ready to go. I had to ASK about the missing and wrong items. She asked what they were (which had already been detailed in my last email). She told me I would get a reimbursement to my account in 48-72 hours. Fine.\n\nA little while later, I get an email from a representative and a comment on my Facebook post, both saying that management had left me a message with their direct number to call and resolve the issue. WHAT?????? I just SPOKE with the representative and resolved the issue. They clearly have no clue what is happening in their own company!\n\nThe unprofessionalism and carelessness at Vitacost is unbelievable. I ordered from them to not just save on cost but also on time. The time I have had to put into this is greater than the time I would have spent just going to the store to get everything myself, which I now have to do anyway!
__label__1 Food & beverage are great but the service is horrendous. Been there several times & my only complaint is horrible service.
__label__0 This location is the WORST!  Staff is completely RUDE and disrespectful!  I go to this location a lot because of the drive thru.  Everytime I go I ask myself why did I come here again!  The slowest drive thru in the history of driver thru's!  Today I waited in the drive thru line literally 10 minutes - and there was only ONE car ahead of me!  That was just after 11:00 am.  The sign advertises on price but every time I go they charge me a different price when I get to the window!  Today I was not having it, I was only paying for what the sign on the price advertised.  $4.49 for the Mango Magic smoothies and 99 cents for whey protein.  Somehow they calculate this to be $6.30!  THAT is the most I've ever been charged. The idiot guy at the window said well that is the price and I argued with him and said well the sign says something else and I'm only paying what the sign says!  He got what he called was his manager, some young girl who was just as rude as him and said well they changed the prices yesterday.  Ok well, thats not my problem.  The price on the sign says this and that is all I\"m paying... she continued to argue with me. At this point I should have just drove off.  But she said she's give me a discount.  I don't want a discount, I only want to pay what the sigh says.  So long story short I paid $5.18 .  That is LESS than what the sign says... but whatever, I paid it and got out of there.  Needless to say, I will NEVER use this location again, that was the last straw!  The only good thing I can say is that the smoothie was blended well and tasted good.  As for service and courtesy of the staff, I'd give that a ZERO stars if I could it was that bad, and its consistently that bad, this isn't a one time occurrence, which is why I'm finally writing a review! Bad service one or even twice I can overlook but when its consistently BAD EVERY TIME I GO THERE I gotta give a bad review!  How about getting someone in from the corporate office in there to see what the heck is going on and replace the idiot kids you have working there!
__label__3 This place is extremely good.  It is the second best Indian resturant in Vegas.  The first being Namaste.   It is not a hole in the wall just in an off strip location.  This is where the locals eat!
__label__2 My wife and I stopped by Sunday evening for dinner. \n\nWe say there two for $20 special and decided to give it a try.\nYou split an appetizer and then order an entry from a limited menu.\n\nWe had the spinach artichoke dip and it was hot gooey and real tasty.\n\nMy wife ordered the Chinese chicken salad and I ordered the top sirloin.\n\nMy wife said the salad was good and the sreving was huge.\n\nMy stake was average and the vegetables were over cooked.\n\nit was a good meal for the $20 and I will likely do this again but I will go in knowing that you get what you pay for.
__label__0 Went for dinner last night, they have closed.  Don't know if it's just a remodel or whether they are out of here...
__label__4 A great Meat/Butcher, Seafood, and Produce selection to almost every Asia Pacific canned, frozen, jarred, packaged and condiment need.\nMy favorite part was finding many kitchen and cooking utensils, housewares, woks, pans, pots, and steamers - all of various sizes.\nAs the personal Chef in my household, I kept thinking, \"I so need all this stuff!\"\nI spent sometime in many of the asian markets in the Henderson and Las Vegas area, and love the convenience of having everything I need in one marketplace.\nThe \"cherry on top\" is that the store was clean, nicely lit and easy to maneuver through.
__label__2 While Think produces excellent products ... Time is money - and they are always wasting mine. I've worked with them several times in my efforts to support local business but they have never hit a deadline. I've waiting in their office for prints that where quoted to be ready 2 hours previous. If your on a schedule I don't recommend Think. Very frustrating!
__label__3 I don't have a whole lot of experience with liquor stores, but have always been pleased here.  The staff are always nice, helpful, and non-intrusive.\n\nI once went with my boyfriend, who expressed a desire for a certain beer that they didn't have.  The dude behind the counter immediately said that they would order it.  Lo and behold, the next time we went, there it was.  We proceeded to buy lots of it.  Everything after that is kind of a blur.
__label__1 It's certainly not the best food, but it is close to our house, usually prompt, and pretty cheap with the 2 for $20 and kids eat free. So, it was an OK choice on occasional nights when we didn't feel like cooking or just wanted a change of scenery.\n\nThat is, until last night. After first waiting for 15 minutes for any wait staff to appear, then waiting an additional several minutes for our waters to arrive (not to mention the additional 10 minutes for the single beer to brought out), then waiting for quite some time for our meals to arrive, we discovered that somehow 1 order wasn't placed. At this point it was a full hour from when we were seated. I waited an additional 10-15 minutes for my salad to arrive. The manager stopped by to offer chips and salsa, but we'd already had an app with the 2 for $20, so we declined.\n\nAt this point, the kids were tired and restless, and ready to head home. I packed my salad in a to go box and asked for the check. They offered a 10% discount, which amounted to less than $3 on the total bill. Unfortunately, at this point we discovered that the restaurant had stopped the kids eat free plan as well. \n\nSo, all told, the meal took twice as long as we planned, with a lot more hassle than necessary, and we spent more than the quality of food warranted, and certainly more than the overall experience warranted.\n\nSince the primary reasons we chose Applebee's on nights like last night were the convenience and relative cheap cost, we won't bother going back in the future.
__label__2 I am not a huge fan of Kohl's because they are just as expensive as the retail shops and have a smaller selection. I am always disappointed with their workout gear. I do not shop here often, the only exceptions tend to be for ties and graphic t-shirts. \n\nThe tie selection are usually nice. They have a wide range of colors, patterns, and sizes. Skinny ties in vivid colors are stylist and come with a tie bar. Bonus! For $3 and change, it is a steal. \n\nDuring every visit, I wander through the graphic t's to see if anything harks back to my childhood. Sesame Street and Ninja Turtles are appropriate for any age. Don't let anyone tell you otherwise. \n\nKeep an eye out for when they do clearances on clearance items because it is not uncommon to leave with a few hundred dollars worth of merchandise for less than a Benjamin. It is impressive how the sales can stack upon one another.
__label__4 We went in at 7pm with a groupon, got a lane right away and had a blast!\nEveryone was very nice.
__label__4 Oh what an expensive a$$ addiction!!!!!! Every time I come in here to purchase something, it's a special treat. =) The sights, the scents....ahhh.....pure bliss.\n\nSo for Christmas 2014, my ever so loving boyfriend agreed to buy me my dream purse that I've been lusting over for awhile. \n\nOur SA, Franco, was a total gem. We went by the store previously to make sure that's the purse I want plus honeylove wanted to see the purse in person. Franco was kind enough to hold a few purses for us until our next visit (a week later) so I can choose which purse is \"prettier.\" He also gave us a courtesy call a couple days into the week to inform us they only have a few of MY purses left. From the first time we met, to when the final transaction was made, Franco was patient and accommodating. We were very pleased with his customer service. I came home that night with a gorgeous Tivoli PM!!!! The way they packaged my box was on point too!!!!! (pics to follow.)\n\nBesides Franco, all the other sales associates I've came across with were so nice. Any purse or accessory I wanted to look at, they were more than happy to pull them out for me to look....even though they 100% knew I already had a sale associate currently assisting me...they didn't make it seem like I was a hassle to them.\n\nAlso, there's a reason why this Louis Vuitton, located at Crystals Shopping Center, have the most reviews out of all other LVs located in this city. Not only is this store TWO STORIES high full of goodies....their sales associates are what makes this store. Even if it may be out of the way for you, still try to shop at this Louis Vuitton. You won't be disappointed with their big inventory plus they got sales associates who won't judge you.
__label__0 If I could give this dump zero stars I would.  The guy who owns the place acts like a jerk.  I don't know if he is incapable of love or happiness, but he wears his poor attitude all around that place.  The food takes a while, and if you want your food within a 2 hour time span, dont' get it delivery.  Then it will take a GREAT while.  When I got the food it was greasy.  I know I'm going into a hot dog joint and all, but these hot dogs were slathered in grease.  The fries were okay- nothing special.  After I got done eating I got that disgusting feeling (the kind that McDonalds can provoke) and felt lethargic.  Overall, I would recommend Chicago Beef Stand if you want food like this in Champaign.
__label__0 Like most people, I went to the drive thru. I ordered a Daily Double meal like usual. I went to the 1st window and the cashier said, \"You got Daily Double, no onion, pickle or mustard?\" No, I got the Daily Double with all of the fixins-- thanks for assuming *rolls eyes.* I get my order and I realized that I got the wrong drink. Instead of getting a Sprite, I got a Coke. I quickly walked back over and asked them if I could quickly get my Sprite. The worker was less than nice and took his sweet damn time getting me a Sprite. All along I saw what I believed to be a regular Sprite right in front of me. I asked him if that's mine and he's like, \"uhhh...no.\" So I get my cup, totally relieved-- then I noticed that the cup felt light. I opened the cup to see that it wasn't even filled all of the way and with little ice and no bubbles. Hmm...a clear liquid with no bubbles; does that sound like Sprite to you? No, and it wasn't. It was water (not even cold too). So now I am pissed because I told this punk politely for Sprite at least TWICE. So I go into the restaurant and get it replaced. Then the manager asked me if I got my order and I said yes. Now I'm thinking that my meal is also wrong. I go back into my car to find they did give me the wrong meal. I went back into the restaurant FOR THE THIRD TIME to get my meal. All awhile customers are pitying me saying, \"They really screwed that up, didn't they?\" No fucking shit.\n\nBy the time I ate my burger, I lost my apetite.The competency of this staff is beyond disappointing. I am definitely going to another McDonalds if not another restaurant because of this.
__label__2 Great selection, freshess of fish-good, but I've had better, prices are average, happy hour is great, as far as their service...slow and weak so they get 3 stars
__label__1 I recently brought a Groupon for $20 for $40 worth of food (1Groupon per table, sucks). Overall all i can say was what a bad experience. \n\n    From the start i called to make a reservation as stated on the  Groupon but was told no reservation needed. As my friend and i walk in 808 sushi the only available seating was the sushi bar and a table next to the door, we took the table next to the door even though we were already cold. ( the table wasn't cleaned off). As we waited for them to clean off the table i look around and it seemed cold and dark, not a welcoming place.\n    The server asked if we were doing happy hour or groupon, we told her groupon and she handed us the menu for the Groupon. :(. I was very dissapointed about the menu, i expected more variety of Rolls and appetizers. After ordering we over heard a table talking about still being hungry and complaining about waiting over 15min for their check. \n      When it was our time to get our check we waited less than 10 min. We order 2 California rolls, 808 Roll, 6 piece Screaming orgasm , miso soup, shrimp tempura. total was$ 48.75 with Groupon discount it came to $8.75. I gave them $20.75 after waiting another 10min for my change back i got back only $9.75 :/ ya i was confused for a moment myself (i guess they wanted to take some of their own tip out of my money first). honest mistake maybe !!! . But we were cold and to disappointed to stay any longer. Wont be returning !!!!!
__label__1 Wasn't overly impressed by lunch here. Sushi was ok but service was ok at best and they kept the place freezing cold. I've had better... Won't likely return to this restaurant.
__label__1 I used to visit at least once a week for about a year.  I actually used to love the sushi but the quality of fish has gone straight down.  I kept trying to give it another chance and it just isn't where I want to spend my money anymore for Sushi.  AYCE and Happy Hour Pricing has ruined the quality of the fish.  It's like they kept buying cheaper and cheaper ingredients.  I had a friend in town that wanted to go so we did and that's when I made up my mind that I wouldn't be coming back for sushi.  Since I gave up on the fish and sushi improving I would still visit occasionally just for the Teri-Beef. (they even changed the Beef Supplier for this)  Not even close to what you used to be 808.\n\nThe Teri Beef is a 10/10 if you are looking for a non fish item.
__label__2 Used to be my go-to sushi joint for happy hour... That is, until I discovered Soho. There's nothing wrong with 808. It's just that, compared to Soho, there's no reason to go back to 808..
__label__0 Blehhhh :/ this place shouldn't even be in business with how many decent sushi restaurants there are around town. Just don't even bother.\n\nFood is definitely subpar. Tiny tiny tiny pieces of fish on their nigiri, sushi rolls falling apart, hardly any roll options that weren't filled with \"freshened up\" not so good fish drenched in spicy sauce. I really didn't have a single item that tasted fresh or at all interesting. Bad food quality and boring options.  How did I even get talked into going here???\n\nAwful service - no water refills, not enough chopsticks, no soy sauce bowls, one plate of wasabi and ginger for 6 people (gross if people want seconds), forgetting orders left and right, no napkins, crazy long waits for things that required no prep (like ice cream), and on top of all that an auto gratuity for seriously horrible service. Auto gratuity for a party of six is really pushing it in my opinion. That's a relatively normal sized group. Not to mention our server was rude and silently glared if we asked for anything at all, and wouldn't even look in our direction for most of the night, probably because he knew he wouldn't have to actually give decent service to make his tip. Seriously annoyed I had to autotip that guy so much (and I live on tips myself, so it's definitely bad if even I don't want to give him my money.) \n\nObviously never ever going back.
__label__4 I just recently moved to Vegas and of course I had to find a place that I can go to regularly to get my eyebrows done. I had tried a couple of places that I found on Yelp, but none of them were quite satisfactory until I came across Diva Beauty. Though there are cheaper places around, it is well worth the price. I normally don't care too much about how the place looks as long as they do their job, but this place looks great.. very modern and chic. What I love the most is that their chairs are seated far enough to allow each person some privacy (this experience can be uncomfortable for some)! The employees are friendly and know what they are doing. I have very sensitive skin and so I always \"break out\" around my forehead near my eyebrows whenever I get them done, but the lady that did mine was excellent! No breakouts and it didn't hurt as much as it usually does for me. She took her time to clean them up real nicely and made sure they weren't too thin. I would recommend this place for anyone both girls and guys. :) Happy yelping!
__label__1 I've left my more favourable review underneath because I suppose it still stands but my last visit wasn't very good at all, it was also a strange experience. \nWhen I went up to order, the girl behind the counter quite clearly didn't like me. I'm not too fussed about big smiley North American service but she was so dour and never looked at me, once I started talking. My burrito (and I've had a few) was chucked together with not much of anything in it. When my girlfriend and our friend ordered, she was all smiles to them! \nNot sure if it's because I is male or maybe it was just my face. \nAnyway..I also ordered and paid for chicken wings which never came. When I went up for a refund (we had finished our meals) a guy at the till apologised a few times and said he didn't know anything about the order. The girl did, but again, refused to look at me or say sorry. Another guy came from the kitchen, also apologised and asked how I'd like my refund. Again, standing next to him, she had a chance to say sorry to me or even to him but never did. I told the guy that it was fine and that I had eaten enough anyway, I'm just interested to know what I did to rub up the staff member the wrong way!Been here a couple of times and I'm impressed. The burrito is the best I've had in Edinburgh. It's also probably the biggest for the cheapest in the quickest time. I would recommend the steak burrito with spicy salsa. It's huge though so you probably don't need to order a side dish to yourself but maybe one to share. I ahem..ordered buffalo wings for myself which are also great but very spicy, I'd recommend a beer or two to cool down with. Interestingly, my girlfrined and I assumed it was a chain because it has that look about it but it's not, there's only the one, and it's in Edinburgh. You'd think they would give it more personality but I suppose the spartan surroundings are cheaper to create and cheaper to clean and maintain.
__label__2 I had an analogy all ready about Burritos and how it's impossible to get them too wrong, but my internal censor decided it was a little risque for a family website, so you'll just have to use your imagination.\n\nAnyway, the upshot is that there's a limit to how low you can reasonably score a place like Illegal Jack's.  It sells burritos, nachos and other assorted faux-Mexican delights.  What's not to like?\n\nWell, it's ok - but compared to places like Los Cardos in Leith or Pinto in Glasgow who do this sort of thing really well, the shortcomings of Illegal Jacks become clear.\n\nYour \u00a36.50 (add more if you want a non-veggie filling, and more again if you want something as extravagant as a bit of sour cream) buys you a flour tortilla filled with a slightly sloppy mixture of rice, beans, and your filling and salsa of choice, and optional extras like jalapenos/cheese etc.\n\nIt's a formula that works well elsewhere, but here the whole thing ends up being a little bit bland and flavourless, which is really the only unforgiveable sin when it comes to Mexican food.  I'm not some insane chilli-head with an asbestos tongue, but I found myself having to make liberal use of the hot  sauce to try and liven things up a bit.\n\nIt's a nice enough place though - service has been good whenever I've been in.  A slight downwards adjustment in price and upwards adjustment in flavour should be all it takes to add at least one extra star to the review.
__label__1 Hmmmmm really just not sure about this place at all, went for a lunch and just wasn't impressed. I had the quesadilla with carnitas which was ok, we also got chicken wings and they were well awful! Cold, greasy and just not very good.\n\nThe search for good tex-mex goes on!
__label__4 I HIGHLY recommend Uptown Bridal for anyone searching for their perfect wedding dress. The staff is really really friendly and helpful. They're all very knowledgeable about the designers and styles they carry. Ali was the one that helped me, and was really patient with me in trying to find my dress - there were two that I couldn't decide between, and she helped me get dressed in them multiple times to compare.\n\nAlso, the day of my appointment, there was a parade going on on the main street out front, so they actually called me up the day before to give me a heads up and give me directions to go the back-way - really impressed me before I even went in. \n\nI went to two other boutiques, but there was something missing from the experience at those two places. One had great dresses but not-so-great service. The other was lacking on both the dresses and the customer service.\n\nSo I was happy when they fit me in to come back in on a Saturday evening right before closing so I could have one last look. My girl was busy, so the owner of the store actually made room for me and helped me try on the dresses - talk about customer service. I ended up finding the perfect dress and am so excited to go back in for my fitting.\n\nAgain...HIGHLY recommend them to anyone shopping for wedding dresses.
__label__1 My mom and I decided to visit Uptown Bridal in search for the dress of my dreams. Unfortunately, my 15 month old niece had to come along due to circumstances. We walked into the boutique and were instantly told that NO strollers were allowed. We ended up leaving it at the front of the store and browsing through dresses which looked to be of cheap quality. \n\nOverall, it was a very unpleasant experience. The service and dress selection were subpar. We felt like unwelcomed guests and I ended up taking my business elsewhere. I would NOT recommend this boutique to any future brides.
__label__4 My mother-in-law and I walked in without an appointment on a Wednesday afternoon and were greeted kindly and helped immediately. \n\nAli was my consultant, she is kind and super knowledgeable of their dresses. I'm plus sized and she knew right away what styles would look best on my frame. \n\nShe took me into a large private room after seating my MIL in the viewing area. She offered us both water which was great on a warm, muggy day. They had fans in each of the rooms as well as a chair and different sized kitten heels to try on with the gowns. They provide you with a Spanx shaper to help dresses look their best. Ali helped me with fitting every dress and gave me her honest opinion, which was refreshing. It was a great overall experience.\n\nThe shop is lovely and bright. They have a very good plus size dress section and I found 3 dresses that I adore. The prices were also very reasonable, one of the dresses I liked was $1,000 and it would be 4 times that elsewhere. \n\nI highly recommend this shop and Ali as well.  Thanks for the great experience!
__label__1 The yogurt selection is good, and the topping selection is average compared other yogurt places, but I am NEVER going back there because of their idiotic coupon policies. \n\nMy family and I were frequent guests of Aloha yogurt for a month or two, but my last 2 visits there turned me off forever.\n\n The first time I went in because I had a buy one get one free coupon. After I got to the register he pointed out that it was expired. Assuming since they print these same coupons every week, and we were frequent customer's, he would honor the coupon anyways, since I only came there because of the coupon. But he refused. I was upset, but paid. After all, it WAS expired, so while I didn't appreciate it, it was not the end of the world.\n\nThe next time I went in there with myself, my wife, 3 kids, and my parents. We came with 2 filled out stamp cards, and 2 non-expired buy one get one free coupons. When we got the register, the cashier announced that we were only allowed one coupon PER GROUP. The coupons clearly said on per person, but they decided to switch things up on us at the register. He would only let us use one of the stamp cards for our group of 7.\n\nNeedless to say that is just TERRIBLE customer service. I have been the general manager of a restaurant before, and I couldn't image doing that to frequent customers. So we have found a new yogurt place, and will never go back again.
__label__4 In the Northeast we're completely deprived of delicious Double-Doubles, and while there are still options for good burgers up here, their absence is noted. There is simply no other burger quite like an In-N-Out burger.\n\nThere's nothing I can say that hasn't been said by many before me. In-N-Out is legend, and justifiably so. Whether or not there are comparable burgers out there is irrelevant, because they're not In-N-Out burgers, which have a unique taste all their own. \n\nThe Chandler Boulevard location is the only In-N-Out I've been to, frequently when I lived in Arizona, now much less that I'm in Massachusetts. It's clean and nails all the characteristics one would expect, and offers the pure deliciousness that the Western U.S. covets.\n\nIt's an In-N-Out, and that's really all that matters, isn't it?
__label__4 First time trying in n out today. I was surprised how simple and plain the menu was. Burgers, fries and shakes; that's it. I liked how simple it was. We tried #2 (cheese burger fries and drink). This place is very clean I was so impressed. The kitchen is clean and you can watch what they're doing, the tables and floors and ketchup/mustard/ drink area was clean. The staff were friendly and they kept maintaining the eating area. Again, I was so impressed. Our food was awesome. Fried weren't greasy or too salty, burgers were great, they put the perfect amount amount of lettuce and tomato on it. Looking forward to my next visit!
__label__0 My girlfriend and I went to this place because we heard such good reviews. We walked in on Saturday afternoon and there were a few people there so we were seated fairly quick. Thats the highlight. The waitress took a while to get to us. I am not sure if she was the only one there but if thats the case they need to hire more people. When she finally came over we both order the scrambled eggs w/ potatoes and peppers. We thought this would fill us up. When it came out the whole thing was inside of a very small cast iron skillet. I was speechless. I decided to give it a chance and boy was I disappointed. Flavorless, and way too hot. No amount of salt or pepper would save it.  My girlfriend was still hungry so she ordered a side of potatoes.  She said they were okay, but I did not try them. I was too mad about this \"culinary crime\" that had been perpetrated on me.  The decor was even questionable.  I have no clue what this place is trying to be. Is it a bar, a restaurant, a lounge, an eclectic hangout for non-conformist. Whatever it is it is not for me and I will not be going back.
__label__3 We went on a Friday for dinner and everything was excellent? The server recommended 3 plates each. We decided to split three which was a wise choice as they were huge! Great service and atmosphere we will definitely be back.
__label__2 Went here for an office event about a month ago.  Service was really great, food was pretty good and ambiance was fine for this type of group event. We initially sat at the communal table on the second floor but ended up migrating to the area under the stairs as it allowed us to network. \n\nThe servers were very flexible and kept the drinks flowing. The food was great - simple pub fare but overall well done. Loved the eggplant option, hummus, calamari, wings, and other dishes to share.
__label__4 Dr. Ran is the kindest gentlest acupuncturist I have known. (have used acupuncture since 1982 for various health problems in different parts of the world when I was not helped by orthodox medicine or when the medications had severe side effects) \nFor most of the last year I have been receiving treatment from Dr. Ran and it has made a great difference. My back used to go into spasm while I was driving even for a short distance. That got better after the first time. The rest of my back is in pretty bad shape but her treatment means I am able to do most normal things and even at my age 69 I feel I am constantly improving.\nThe needles are so very fine they honestly don't really hurt, maybe just a tiny sting - gone as soon as it is felt It is not anything like having an hypodermic injection. Dr. Ran places leads on the needles which gently vibrates them so the result goes deeper and is more lasting. She is very careful and asks all the time if what she is doing is comfortable for you and will stop when ever you want her too.\nI have seen many very  good acupuncturists all over the world but none as good and genuine and as caring as Dr.Ran.. How ever busy she is she always treats you  as  if you are the only one,\nI am so happy to have found such a completely professional lady doctor who is also full of compassion. May she long continue in her work bringing relief to all the suffering people who ask for her help.
__label__0 I visited this establishment after my first food option was closed for the day. I walk in and the decor was alright nice little island bar with a mini deli in the back tvs visible from all areas of the bar area. And that's where the good parts end. Me and my friend say at the bar and I asked for a menu to order food and I got this little mini paper handed to me and was told I had to walk to the back to order food. The bartender wasn't very welcoming and seemed like he didn't want to serve us. So I walk to order a \"famous\" corned beef sandwich and the girl working the deli was just as bad if not worse than the bartender. I felt like I was hassling her to do her job. I ordered a whole corned beef sandwich with a pop and chips. I get called back after a few minutes to be very disturbed to see the SMALLEST CORNED BEEF SANDWICH I HAVE EVER SEEN IN MY LIFE!! I mean this thing wouldn't fill up a toddler. And for 11 bucks it was not worth my money. I left and went to a real place to get something to eat. I will not be back here again.
__label__4 Not a normal steak, but one of my favorites in Pgh.
__label__2 The service is hit or miss, but the food is almost always great. The staff was all eating lunch at the same time one day when we came in. They had to fight over who was going to get up to seat and serve us.
__label__2 Carne asada is good here!
__label__0 I'm not disappointed by the hour and a half it took me to talk to a technician, and I'm not disappointed by how anybody treated me there. What I am very disappointed by, however, is the new norm of an Apple product experience. About 1 year and 3 months ago I purchased a brand new Macbook Air. Previously I had owned a black Macbook and had no problems with it in 5 years of ownership. It was by far one of the best products I've ever owned\n\nI spent a lot of money on the Air and expected it to be just as durable as my previous computer. Fast forward to today (90 days out of warranty) and I got the service battery notification- so either something was terribly wrong or the battery was just oddly low on juice in its lifetime.\n\nAfter the wait, the technician told me that although my battery had only really used up one fifth of its 1,000 charge lifecycle that it was verging on failure and my RAM was not recognizing her OS and that could mean an entire logic board replacement. \n\nThankfully it only turned out to be the former after a 36 hour wait. I talked to someone at Apple on the phone and they told me it would cost $129 to replace the battery. I refuted that although this computer was 90 days out of warranty the technician told me it was the battery at fault and would prefer it be replaced for free (I also saw this was a very common issue for other owners of the same model).\n\nLong story short, as nice as possible the person on the other end of the line told me they would not replace it for free. I tried again with another person, and they wouldn't budge either.\n\nI told them I was disappointed they wouldn't stand behind their products as products that should last, and I am seriously considering not buying another Apple product.\n\nApple products used to stand for superiority in quality, service and reliability. But recently as they've made their lines increasingly proprietary and only serviceable under Apple they have no incentive to make things last. Now you just ditch the old and buy the new at ridiculous cost or have it repaired at an absurd premium by Apple, or spend way too much money on their warranty to get that extra piece of mind.\n\nI had a similar issue with my iPhone 5, when the sleep/wake button stopped working. When I looked it up online, I noticed it was a common problem that is fixed even when you're outside of your warranty. So I went to the Apple store, and they claimed that because my phone had a dent it was not eligible to be fixed for free and wanted $170 for the repair. That's like saying because someone broke the mirror on your car it wouldn't be eligible for a recall for an airbag. Absurd.\n\nIt's really disappointing to see a company that used to be focused on the quality and durability of its products instead focused on extracting more money from customers and watering down the ownership experience It's a shame, really. I no longer think of Apple as a company that builds durable products.\n\nI don't think I can give up the Mac experience, as I've had one for so long and don't like how PCs function, but I absolutely will not be buying another Apple tablet or mobile device. And while I am buying another Mac, the quality of Apple's products and support has seriously gone downhill. I've never had as little confidence in a product being long-lasting and durable. And with the horrible software issues they have with every release, like when the Wi-Fi on my Mavericks upgrade would stop working all the time, or my iPhone would reset with the new iOs release, you have to wonder, where is the Quality Assurance testing?\n\nI think there are too many good options out there when it comes to mobile devices, and I'd spend my money elsewhere.
__label__1 I had really wanted to read past the reviews and like this place, but beyond the view, it did not live up to the owner's dream.  Putting their staff in tuxedos was as uncomfortable for me to see as for them to wear.  There was no pedigree in their training, beyond being polite, but polite is not what a tuxedo wears.  \"What can I get you guys...\"  and the minute a plate was near empty, a tuxedo would reach over you and yank it away.  You had to time your eating.\n\nI had an appetizer of escargot, and although generous in the portion, they were tasteless.  It needed seasoning, garlic, oil, butter, and white wine.\nFor dinner, I ordered Cavatappi Shrimp Natural.  Again, generous on the shrimp but tasteless.  It was pasta with shrimp. \n\nMy wife ordered a glass of house chardonnay and could not get past the first sip.  I tasted it and it was , honestly, undrinkable and I love finding cheap French wines. We had to get a $85 dollar William Hill Chardonnay to get through dinner.  Seriously ridiculous (400% markup)  My wife ordered their Hearts of iceberg appetizer with the hot bacon vinaigrette but it was so vinegary it was hard to eat and she could not finish it.  For diner she had the Coq au vin, but again--lack of seasoning.\n\nAll in all, it was so overpriced and under-delivered.  I felt really bad for the young couple at the adjoining table, hopefully they were overwhelmed with the view to make up for the lack of delight in dinner.  \n\nIf this place wants to survive, ditch the tuxedos, lower the prices dramatically and season the food.  The chef needs a pallet for seasoning, or is being held back by the owner.\n\nThe place was not very crowded.
__label__2 Not quite sure how to go about reviewing the Le Mont, so I'll just go with my initial feelings throughout the meal. It was my first time here so perhaps I had higher expectations, but that never really came through. After taking my girl out to the Grand Concourse and Eleven for previous special occasions, I decided to surprise her for our anniversary by setting up reservations at the Le Mont. Upon request, I had made reservations for a Saturday night in March at 7pm and asked for a window seat being that we've never been there before and since we were celebrating something special.\n\nThe place is elegant, don't get me wrong. I was quite taken back by how amazing the interior and exterior were decorated. My girl, being an architect and interior designer was in awe of the place and barley spoke to me as she was taking it all in. We liked the old school feel to it. It made us feel like we were in an episode of AMC's Mad Men dining so elegantly. We got a nice seat by the window, unfortunately it was a very dreary night so there was hardly any visibility. My luck of course haha.\n\nWe were excited to get some drinks to start, but after looking over their cocktail list, there really wasn't anything special that caught our eyes. I was kind of expecting some interesting/different cocktails that I've never heard of before but not much out of the ordinary. I settled for a Manhattan on the rocks, and she a Dirty Martini. Both were made very well though.\n\nFor starters, we got the shrimp bruscheta. It was actually really good. Small tomato's, red onion, cheese, greens, and a vinaigrette dressing delicately garnished the dish. For my first side, I got a salad which was very generic. It actually kinda disappointed me. There was enough french dressing drenching the vegetables that it could have been used for three salads. My girl opted for the lobster bisque soup as her first side and it was quite delicious. I wish I had ordered that instead as I kept dipping the bread we were given in her bisque. \n\nFor our main dish, we both had ordered some kind of fillet off their Winter Menu which came with a soup or salad, your main dish with starch and veggies, and a desert of your choice. The fillet itself was good. Bigger than I expected actually. It was wrapped in bacon and covered in peppercorns. I enjoyed it, my girl thought there was too much peppercorn on it though and she had to scrap allot of it off. The \"starch\" that came with the fillet was just bland. It was like half steak fry, half home fry. That sounds good to me, but they were pretty soggy as if they had been sitting in a vat all evening under a heat lamp.  Also big long carrot sticks and asparagus came as the veggies. Carrots, I'll pass on that and the asparagus was ok, but once again nothing special in that department...\n\nThe best part of the night were our deserts. I got the pecan ball which was pretty good and she got the creme brulee which tasted amazing. \n\nOur bill for 3 drinks and 2 winter special en tree's (once again you got a soup or salad, main course with starch and veggies, and a desert) came to about $120 without the tip.\n\nFor how much I wanted to like the place and enjoy it and say we'll be back again, I'm not too sure about it. Maybe for drinks and appetizers in the future. Don't get me wrong, the place is gorgeous, the view is equally as good, even the valet parking was cheap for a Saturday night, but when I compare this meal/experience we've had to the Grand Concourse or Eleven (which you can also read about in my previous reviews) this experience just wasn't up to that level. The food just didn't seem to be hot out of the pan and fresh. Soggy potato's and veggies, kind of a warped salad, a little too heavy on the seasonings. This stuff is all easily fixable with some good plate presentation and fresh out of the oven/skillet consistency though.\n\nIf your looking for a special place to get dressed up and impress your girl or entertain the family for a special event you might want to try it out. By no means was it terrible, but as I see its a 5 start restaruant I thought I would critique it a bit more than other places I've been too.\n\nHappy eatings my fellow Yelpers!\nYour's Truely, The Shaw...
__label__0 Being a minimalist person and not requiring cable, tivo, 3D TVs and the like, I haven't had the internet at home for years. J and I both have laptops and when you can go to a coffee shop or hop on the net at work or from your smart phone, who really needs it? Well, I'm going back to school, so I do.\n\nI went into the store and a sales rep eagerly came to ask if I needed assistance, I declared, \"yes! I need home internet service\" what would I be using this for and how many devices would I be connecting she asked. \"2 laptops and an XBOX. We watch a lot of streaming Netflix movies and play online video games (J was so pumped he'd be able to play online again, after 3 years).\" This would be perfect for you then she exclaimed, showing me the MiFi. You can connect up to 5 devices and its a sinch to hook up... only $100 with a $50 rebate and your employee discount waives activation fee and $50 a month for service. Sweeeet, I thought, so I purchased it.\n\nNEVER was a data plan discussed with me and NEVER was a data plan explained to me. So imagine my shock when I went online to check some stuff (my little sis is on my account and sometimes downloads a lot so I monitor it) my bill was already $958!!! 5 days into the cycle. Yes! 5 days in. Tears welled up in my eyes and I called J and K to stop using their phones until I got this shit taken care of. Come to find out I was on a 5gb plan and every gig I went over I was being charged $10. We were at 67gb. Verizon's largest package was 10gb. \n\nMaybe I should have asked more questions but I told the woman what we used the net for. Surfing, streaming, gaming. Why this was never explained to me is beyond my comprehension. I also told her I was not tech saavy so I feel like she took complete advantage of my naivety. The sales reps at the store made me feel completely stupid and so did the customer service over the phone. I guess they are all about profit and not customer satisfaction or education. I can not wait until my contract with these assholes expires.
__label__3 I come here a lot out of convenience and because I adore most of the people working there. The staff at this Starbucks are a huge perk to coming here. They're just wonderful people. I can't stand the parking situation because people either don't know how to park in a small lot or don't pay attention to the DO NOT ENTER sign and come in through the exit to block everyone else in. Also, getting out the lot sucks too because sometimes you can't see both ways with cars parked on the street. Aside from the lot, I find this Starbucks to be a bit smaller, but I like the layout and I enjoy grabbing coffee or a snack here.
__label__4 Situated right on Murray Ave. in the heart of Greenfield is a little dive bar named the Coop. It has 1 pool table, 1 dart board, 2 touch & plays, 2 TV's (the big screen is HD and almost always has sports on), there is a limited juke box but it has something for everybody. It can get pretty loud during a Steelers or Pens game. The owners & evening bartender are friendly and inviting.\n\nThe food is classic pub grub lovingly prepared. Wednesday is wing night and it can get pretty crazy (if you want your wings at 8p when it starts you better have your order in by 6p). All of the portions are incredibly large so come hungry. It has a better selection of beer than your average dive bar - all the big 3 beers are there plus Guinness and Heiniken.\n\nIt reminds me of Cheers - you go there a couple times and everyone knows your name and welcomes you when you walk in the door
__label__0 Since writing my initial review, I have received several messages from the business owners accusing me of making false claims, being a \"troll\" and making accusations that I wrote a bad review because I didn't like a post on Facebook that they made. It has been absolutely absurd.
__label__0 PLEASE READ BEFORE BUYING/RENTING A COSTUME\n\nI've rented a costume twice from this store and I plan on never renting from here again. I'll be giving honest feedback of both the pros and cons pertaining to this business.\nCONS\n1) Fees, Fees, Fees - If you're looking to rent beware. I got charged a $100 late fee for turning my costume in 1 DAY late, which was the price I paid to rent it. Grant it, it does state this in the contract (although in small print), but I was never informed of this at the time of the rental, which would have been nice. In addition, I have a job so getting there during business hours is a tad tricky for me. Also, if there's any itty-bitty damage, they'll charge you for that as well. This is clearly how they make up their margins and to me it's a poor business practice. I'm not arguing the concept of late fees. I understand items need to be returned, but the amount is irrational. So for $200 you could buy something pretty elaborate and never have to return it.\n2) Most of the staff (I say most bc not all the staff was bad) is either too pushy or rude. This doesn't really bother me as a whole. It's a costume store so I'm not expecting to be blown away by superior customer service like I would at a high end retailer but they act as if they're doing you a favor by renting you a costume. And they do definitely follow you around and watch you like a hawk as if you're going to run out with their items (maybe people have in the past?)\n3) Pricing - when it comes to pricing it seems like you're paying whatever they feel like charging that day. I paid different prices each year and there doesn't seem to be any method to their madness. \n\nPROS \n1) They do have a cool selection of items. However, I rather purchase something from Goodwill then pay $100 for something I will only wear once ($200-$1000 depending on damage and/or late fees). I do think you're better off purchasing something online or at another Halloween store. However, if you are looking for something extravagant this could be your move but just make sure you shoot over to the store as soon as the holiday ends or they'll start tacking on the fees.\n2) The workers do seem passionate about costumes and pairing items. But again, this is hit or miss depending on who you work with as you can see from some previous reviews as well.\n\nHopefully this is helpful. I don't want to give the impression that it's all bad because it's not. I just don't agree with how they manage certain areas of their business, and I think it will certainly lead them to losing repeat customers like me and I'm sure others.
__label__0 At first, I thought I was going to have a great experience here.  They had great items ranging from wines to great decor for the biggest alcoholic and wine enthusiast in the city; however, my night was completely spoiled by the extremely rude and unpleasant ladies who were working.\n\nAs a newly turned 21 year old, I have grown accustom to showing my ID, and I do not mind doing it one bit.  I know the law, and I would never risk a business being fined by serving an underager.  However the ladies were extremely rude when demanding I show ID first before even looking at a wine.  Then, after showing my ID to the one nice ladies, the others looked over and saw me drinking and lost her mind.  She was obviously too busy with her computer to see I had already been carded.  Her redundancy about the fines that would be given if they served me underage were rather annoying and uneccasary.  \n\nToo bad the staff was so rude because we were about to buy some wine and a few decorations.
__label__2 I have been here several times.  The wine selection is good, but the service is inconsistent.\n\nSometimes the ladies working are very \"into\" the business of selling wine, making sure that your selection is perfect, suggesting other bottles that you may have overlooked or might like better.  Other times, it's like they are being held captive and are more interested in what they are missing outside or the weather is bad or, or, or.\n\nThumbs up for the product - give the Winter Pear a try - it's a great sweet flavor and one of my favorites.
__label__2 A decent and clean Indian store that's close by.  For the most part they have a good selection of Indian staples.  Their fresh produce can be iffy.  You have to go on the right days to get to the fresh veggies, which is on Thursday.  Their products are moderately priced, and the staff is friendly and always helpful.
__label__3 A bit pricey but very good pizza. If you live in the Upper St.Clair/Mt Lebo/Scott/Bridgeville area and you like Fiori's in Dormont, you'll love this place, as Folino's Bros pizza taste pretty similar to theirs.
__label__3 One Of my favorite bars in Pgh:) they have a wide variety of beers on tap and there is always specials running everyday of the week... Appetizers are delicious, burgers are well stacked and sum pretty yummy wings! you can buy the sacuses for the wings which is amazing!! I recomend the teriyaki or the honey BBQ wings!
__label__1 This is such a fun and unique bar. The wings are AMAZING! And the selection of beers is second to none. However, the service is complete and utter crap. I recently went to this bar and got a Guinness that was on special and I tasted it and almost spit it out, it tasted like straight gasoline! I told the bartender about it and she proceeded to argue with me that I didn't know what I was talking about. I couldn't finish the beer. Guinness for the record is my favorite beer. She proceeded to ignore me and my group for the rest of the night and we had to ask the poor food runner to get out checks for us. Needless to say I will think twice before ever going here again.
__label__1 I have been to the Tanning room 3 times now and have had an extremely pleasant experience. \n\nThe two younger ladies who are usually there are very helpful and somewhat friendly. Although there is an older gentleman who is not friendly in fact rude. \n\nThe rates are above average but not by much maybe .50 to 1.00 more per session than the competition. \n\nOverall I will probably use the remainder of my sessions and move on.
__label__2 Why review a Wendy's? Aren't they all the same? Well no that's not true. Plus it's Sunday morning and I'm catching up on my Yelpings.\n\nOpen til 2 am. Lots of chicken nuggets. This one seems to have faster service than most late-night fast food joints. Happy Maher. Good morning.
__label__1 Their extensive TV advertising had me thinking they could get anything out.  Well, they couldn't get the fireplace soot out of my carpet.  The technician tried really hard.  I asked him if he had anything to spray on it and he went out to the van and got something that didn't work.  I went and got some Spot Shot out of the closet, so then he went back out to the van to get something stronger.  No luck.  Then he tried to upsell me on carpet protection, but the last thing I want is to \"protect\" the stain \"in\"!  In addition, he tried to sell me the same spot remover that didn't work on the soot and   I asked him why I would buy a spot remover that clearly didn't work!?!?!  I have used Stanley Steemer in the past to clean my carpets and was pleased.  Unfortunately, this time it was for stains and it didn't work.  :(
__label__4 Tori is the best eye brow threader I have ever gone to! Shes super sweet, efficient and does an amazing job. Im always so happy when I go see her! Never again would I get my eyebrows waxed, EVER.
__label__4 I've always done my own eyebrows until I finally got tired of the way they looked and wanted a professional to do it. I first got them waxed. It was OK, but not great. After they grew back out, I decided to look for somewhere else to go. After looking on Yelp, I decided to go to Beautif-Eye Studios as they do threading and I've heard great things about threading.\n\nI called and was able to make a same day appointment. They also do walk-ins too. Your first time is only $9! Otherwise, it's $14 which is still cheaper than most waxing places. I've been by their building a hundred times but never knew they were located there since they're on the 2nd floor.\n\nThe inside is small but bright and clean. I was taken care of right away. Diana did my brows and did a great job. She asked me what I was looking for, examined my brows, and went to work. I was in and out in 15 minutes. She also filled them in for me as well before I left.\n\nI am a threading convert. It's so much quicker and cleaner. I'll definitely be coming back the next time I need some shaping work.
__label__0 The ice cream isn't that great and the workers look like they're half dead. No smile, no thank you, nothing. The tangerine sorbet also tastes like chemical ice.
__label__4 I've been waiting for a place like this to open up since freshman year!! (For reference, I am now a senior, kind of, graduated early.)\n\nAnyway, sample the flavor before you commit. Not every one is for everyone. Ask for a sample cup, you won't regret doing this.\n\nThat being said, personal favorites are Honeydew (best Honeydew I've had to date even compared to places in Cali. The flavor itself is rare too.) and Mango.\n\nSide note: The green tea was nasty (way too tart, not enough green tea flavor). If you're like me and looking for an almost too bitter matcha heavy green tea experience, this isn't the place to get it. Hence, the sampling step.\n\nDespite that, a ton of fruit topping choices and mochi is available as well. All I need to be happy. Makes stressful semesters a little more bearable.\n\nBonus: Before this place became uber popular, I had a pleasant conversation with the owners. Definitely a nice mom and pop place to support, though they probably don't need help spreading the word at this point!
__label__4 Holy crap this is awesome!\n\n12 or so types of frozen yogurt with about 50 different topping?  Are you kidding?  \n\nThis place is probably responsible for me gaining five pounds over the last five weeks or so.  I can't quite tell exactly why I can't get enough of it...\n\nPretty fresh for the most part.  Every time I come in there is something being swapped out.
__label__4 With over 150 items (thanks Rand) there is something for everyone here.  Mongolian BBQ, sushi and all the usual dishes you would find on a Chinese buffet.  The food was fresh, hot and some of the best I've had in a long while.  I tried a little bit of a lot of things and there wasn't anything I didn't like.  In the beef dishes the meat was tender and not fatty - the chicken dishes had chicken breast and it wasn't dry - the shrimp entrees were cooked well, no rubbery shrimp that were too small to find or taste.  The vegetables were fresh and nothing was too greasy.\n\nThe service was excellent as well.  They kept our water glasses and my soda filled, they cleared the used plates quickly and we had all the napkins we would need.  They even brought a knife to the table when I forgot to pick one up at the buffet station. \n\nIt may not be all \"authentic\" Asian food, but it sure tasted good to me.  Something for everyone and at $7.95 for the lunch buffet, you just can't beat the price.
__label__1 I have had my share of pleasant hot dog experiences.  Dirty Franks Hot Dog Palace (Columbus, OH), Jack's Cosmic Dogs (Mount Pleasant, SC), a tour of the Vienna Beef factory in Chicago immediately followed by nom noming on some dogs--- if you want a great dog try one of these places.\n\nIf you want a disappointing, soggy bun that will fall apart as soon as you pick up your dog, which is too long for the bun and not accompanied by enough toppings, then stop by Station Street.  'Maybe I ordered the wrong dog?' I thought, as I picked up my much anticipated Hawaiian dog, only to find that before even biting into it the dog and half my toppings had fallen through the what was once bun but was now two pieces of soggy bread.  But then I looked at my boyfriend's Kimchi dog and saw that it, too, would soon meet the same fate.  The hot dog itself was tasty, and the toppings would have been good if there were any way to keep them on my dog once it was out of the bun.  But there is nothing worse than trying to eat a soggy bun.  I tried to finish my hot dog but ended up opting to fill up on the fries, which were quite tasty.  \n\nBased on all the positive reviews I am guessing not everyone's hot dogs were such a disappointment.  May give this place another try (see if it can be a BYOB- bring your own bun?) but for now will stick to the plethora of burger joints for my backyard bbq fix.
__label__3 Try the Devil Dog. It's to die for. Potato chips, egg salad, Tabasco, scallions-need I say more? Also, the fries are out of this world. I try to avoid this place as much as possible because I tend to try to avoid things such as hotdogs and French fries, but it is pretty irresistible. The hotdogs are made fresh and are all-natural, so that makes them almost healthy, right?\n\nYou can out of here for about $15 for two. That's pretty fantastic. \n\nThey also have a Vegan option. So all you vegans out there, go have a hotdog!
__label__1 I had the Hawaiian hot dog, small fry and small drink. My order came to $10 and some change. I was shocked when I was given the total for my order. It's crazy to be charged $10 for what I ordered. The fries were too salty. \n\nThe garbage can that I used was filthy. It looked like it hadn't been wiped down in weeks. Disgusting.
__label__3 Gourmet hot dogs are where it's at. Station Street Hot Dogs takes the crown when it comes to Pittsburgh gourmet hot dogs, and so if you enjoy putting tasty things on other tasty things, this is the place for you. If you don't like hot dogs, or are a vegetarian, they also have tacos. So, really, you don't have a reason to not eat here. Station Street Hot Dogs is open until November 22 with limited hours--11 AM to 2:30 PM. Do yourself a favor and go get a bite.\n\nI have a weird habit of saving my favorite Pittsburgh restaurants for review only after I find out that they're closing (see: Embury, Fukuda; or the reviews I never wrote for T-Rav's BBQ Lab). Rick Sebak likes to talk about Things That Aren't There Anymore, and so in true Rick Sebak fashion, hopefully one day we'll be able to reminisce about the wonderful food when we sit in Pittsburgh circles and talk about Stuff That's Gone; in the big list of our favorites, Station Street Hot Dogs is sure to be there.\n\nFantastic hot dogs, crispy fries, delicious tacos (corn or flour tortilla, hon), and awesome rotating menu of rice-balls, mustard-grilled hamburgers, and reubens (just to name a few).\n\nThe other day I walked in with a friend or two and ordered my final meal--one of each of their gourmet hot dogs, a nice big order of poutine fries, and a Mexican Coca Cola. I call it a Dog Show. Luckily, they're closing, because I never want to look at a hot dog again.
__label__3 Nail Envy is a great little nail shop in the unassuming Mt. Lebanon Shops strip mall.  My critique of a nail shop or spa is typically centered around the cleanliness of the shop and equipment, and whether I'm treated to personal attention or not (am I juggled between other clients).  \n\nNail Envy meets my cleanliness standards, I've never had to turn down the full mani/pedi for just a polish change (as I've had to do in other establishments once I saw their tools!).  No, they keep their shop, tools and equipment in tip-top shape and I'm never nervous to have them really go to town on my cuticles or roughed-up heels.  \n\nI've been here three or four times now, always as a walk-in (no pre-set appt) and have not yet had to wait at all.  There's always been someone available to take me immediately and they've never juggled me and another client, I always get my own nail tech personally dedicated to me. This makes for a much more efficient and speedy mani/pedi and as I'm usually in a rush...I appreciate this.  \n\nA tip: I once went in and got just a pedi (as opposed to my typical mani/pedi combo) because I was in a hurry....it was the same price as the mani/pedi combo and I felt sort of cheated.  For the best value, get the combo...the pedi price alone is a bit steep.  \n\nAlso, although they do accept credit cards, tipping can only be done with cash.
__label__2 This location is okay. It's always super busy, but the staff is usually really nice and efficient, whether you're there during busy lunch hours or stopping in for a random bite while in the area shopping. There's really nothing to complain about...except that it's a greasy fast food joint, with greasy salt-laden food that makes me happy while I'm eating it, and immediately feel blah about 5 minutes later. Regardless, if I'm willing to put up with feeling awful after eating, this is one of the better Chick-Fil-A's to eat at.\n\nAlso, the new chocolate chip cookies at Chick-Fil-A are absurdly delicious. Seriously. Fast food places have no right making such delicious treats. Haha.
__label__2 Kind of a sports-bar atmosphere on a Tuesday night.  Pirates on TV, good beer and wing specials, and some really loud fans.  Great place to hang out and watch a game.  Food is average bar food though, priced okay.  Be sure to look at the specials when u come in so you aren't jacking up your bill unessessarily with your normal draft when you can get blue moons for a buck or two!
__label__3 Darren's a dootiehead again. I found nothing wrong with their pizza or wings.
__label__4 Stumbled across this place my last night in Pittsburgh and was very impressed. Great build out, very quaint and rustic with exposed brick and dark wood furniture. Definitely a great \"date\" restaurant (unfortunately, I was with my co-worker so their was no cuddling up over a bottle of Pinot). \n\nOur server, Jodi was super friendly and outgoing. She was actually getting ready to leave Pittsburgh for Boulder, Colorado; likely a big loss for the restaurant because she made us feel at home and she did a great job of walking us through the menu. \n\nThe owner and executive chef, Jason Capps was actually working on some new menu items and he was kind enough to let us test an appetizer and a side dish. He was really personable and you could tell he was passionate about his restaurant and food. He checked in with us throughout the meal and we shared stories about some of the restaurants we tried in Pittsburgh as well as our favorite places to eat in Los Angeles. He has just visited LA so we had plenty to talk about. Apparently Bella Sera is a fairly new restuarant and a compliment to his already successful catering company. All I can say is that Jason is great guy, chef and I am confident that his restaurant will be as successful as his catering  business. \n\nHe made us some amazing veal / sausage meatballs -- definitely amazing. The taste and texture was spot on the gravy was top notch as well. He also made us some brussel sprouts and panchetta ham; blanched and cooked in oil; let me say WOW. Generally speaking, I loathe brussel sprouts but these were delicious. They were not at all bitter and melted in your mouth. I'll never complain about panchetta being incorporated into any meal; fantastic!\n\nI was nursing a pretty rough hangover and felt the need for something heavy and comforting so I ordered the chicken carbonara and was blown away. It was everything I hope for; succulent and creamy but not overwhelmingly rich. The portion was perfect too -- just enough to feel satisfied but not enough for an immediate \"carb nap.\" \n\nMy colleague ordered the special; half a baked chicken on the bone with a mustard rub, garlic roasted potatoes and mixed vegetables. He ranted and raved about how much it loved it. I tried a piece of his chicken and the rub was to die for. \n\nIn the end, I felt vindicated after having a string of \"so-so\" meals in Pittsburgh. I would highly, highly recommend that you give this place a try. For me, a big part of dining out is the experience, the ambiance, the service, etc. etc. Obviously, the food is important but it is only one piece of the puzzle for me. This place is the total package -- you will not be disappointed.
__label__3 I heart the Rusty Dory so hard!\n\nThis may send some serious shade my way but i'll just say it:  Bellevue sucks and if you're there, you'll need a drink and this is the best place to go get one!\n\nIt's a dive bar, but divey in that quaint kind of way, not in the \"I want to douse myself with hand sanitizer when this is over\" kind of way.\n\nThe prices are reasonable, the food is good, and they have a lot of craft beers available, I was really surprised by the great selection!  It's easy to drive by the Dory but do stop in and give it a chance!
__label__1 Sorry to say but I'm not a fan after my first visit. Maybe I just ate on an off day but I dint enjoy the flavors as much when compared to say Pita Jungle and though the meat and vegetables were over done service was very friendly though so it wasn't all bad
__label__0 I didn't even want to give this place a star. The bartenders were drunk. Clearly drunk. Doing shots with patrons. The old hag that did end up greeting us didn't even ask for our drink order just kind of stared at us in a drunken stupor. Luckily the other bartender grabbed our order and gave it to the clearly drunk bartender who rolled her eyes right in front of us. Rude as hell. Sorry I don't care how good the food is the service is shit.
__label__3 I was a huge fan of the Avalon in Oakland a couple years so when I passed this in Mt Lebo I had to stop! \n\nDesign: Eye catching, funky clothes in the windows, neon sign\n\nOrganization: Typical layout of most buy trade sell shops. Pants. Shirts. Dresses...yada yada.  Nice area upfront with bags and jewelry. There is also a higher end selection( Prada, Gucci, Jimmy Cho) for the desperate housewives of Mt. Lebo. \n\nSelection: Pretty good. Buffalo Exchange has a more stylish/funky selection though. Wide Shoe Selection. \n\nPrice: Affordable \n\nService: Cashier was nice. We briefly chatted about our favorite stores. \n\n\nPros: Doesn't smell like cat pee which most resell shops tend to. Very Organized and great design. Very Affordable ( Tank $8.00 and Dress $8.00) \n\nCons: Could use to clear out some inventory ( old Hollister tanks, plaid short short from '98). Whiney mid-aged women shop here. \n\nOverall: Great place to stop when you have no money but still have the itch to spend and need a break from the Urban Outfitters circuit. Definitely plan on making this a constant in my shopping rounds.  \n\nCheck it out!
__label__1 Bleh! I only come here to get out the house when I want to use the computer. The internet speed is pretty fast and the ambiance is nice.\n\nThe morning server has yet to even smile at me, and has said as little as possible every time I come here. I've seen her be friendly with other customers.\nI don't drink coffee so I order tea. I've tested 4 different teas and it just does not steep well. I'm better off ordering hot water.\nThe small selection of food that they do sell does not appease my eyes or taste buds. I just wish they sold fruit too like apples and bananas, how hard is that?\n\nIf I could walk to a Starbucks, I would go there instead.
__label__0 Oh how I wish I could leave 0 stars, because this joint deserves it.
__label__4 I first worked with Steelcoast Creative on a tight budget to do branding and web site development for a new charity.  Wow, what an amazing job they did for us, treating us like we were their biggest client! Their Creative Director even went to a community event on his own time to take pictures so we did not have to use (and pay for) copyrighted stock photos.  I then engaged them to do branding, web site development, advertisements and various creative pieces for a business I own and another I work for.  One of the web sites had an extremely complicated e-commerce portal.  We were so pleased with every project, from timeliness, to execution, to - most importantly - the creative ability of their Team.  It was refreshing to work with professionals who take the time to get to know your business/organization, and then bring a fresh idea and direction that distinguishes you from the rest of the pack.  Since then, I have referred them to other businesses I consult with and they raved about the people and the results.  I could not recommend the Team at Steelcoast more highly!
__label__1 Having been to a few other McCormick and Schmick's, I thought my husband and I would give this one a try pre-Symphony. Getting a reservation for a snowy, Friday night was easy-peasy and they sat us even though we were 10 minutes late. \n\nThe drinks were fantastic. I had a Lemon Drop, and like the M&S in Kansas City, it was the best Lemon Drop I've had. We also ordered a raw tuna appetizer that was just delicious. Unfortunately, that's almost where the glowing review ends.\n\nI just want to say that the service was very good. Our server was attentive and kept our order rolling to ensure that we were on time for our curtain.\n\nI had the seared scallops with saut\u00e9ed spinach and red pepper white cheddar mash and my husband had the sirloin with broccoli and ordered a side of oven-roasted mushrooms.  The mash in my meal was cold, not ice cold but not even lukewarm and the potato chunks were under cooked. My husband's mushrooms were cold, actually cold and his broccoli crown (whole, not cut up) was literally raw. They hadn't even cut off the end of the stalk that starts to turn brown when it's getting old.\n\nWe both chose 1 glass of wine each and the wine-by-the-glass menu is not extensive. Neither of our choices were great. Luckily, the manager comped our wines since most of our food was cold.\n\nFor a higher priced restaurant such as McCormick & Schmick's I do not expect and will not accept such poorly prepared food not once, twice, but especially not three times in one meal. We will NOT be returning.
__label__2 Very average-seafood was cold and not highest quality-for this price it should be great-and our server was goofy-and chauvanistic
__label__3 Ambiance: plenty of seating & cozy.. was not crowded the 2 times I went\n\nService: Barista is a sweet, polite young lady\n\nCoffee: chai latte is DELICIOUS-- perfectly sweet... esp good with the white chocolate gingerbread biscotti.. gingerbread latte isn't as great
__label__4 Great place for gyros, meat grape leaves, everything!! Awesome! And Sam is an incredibly friendly guy! Go!!!
__label__3 This place reminds me of a smaller scale Francesca's. Everything is color coded, the prices are very reasonable and super trendy and adorable.\n\nWhy am I not a millionaire? It's stores like these that I wish my money was unlimited. A definite must if you're in the Southside.
__label__3 If you're easily overwhelmed by stores like the Forever 21 and H&M located further down in the Southside Works, give Figleaf a shot!  You'll feel like someone personally sorted through all the junk at the megastores and left you with a color-coded selection of well-chosen clothing, shoes, jewelry, and accessories. The clothes are stylish and reasonably priced-- I picked up a cute maxi dress for summer for under $40!  Although the quality isn't really the best, it's great to pick up a few trendy seasonal pieces without breaking the bank.\n\nOne of the only downsides with a small boutique shop like Figleaf is that they frequently run out of popular sizes in their inventory.  If you want to have your pick from the sizes, you'll have to either take your chances and stop in a few times, or harass the sales girls until they tell you when the next shipment is coming in.  Also, make sure you're aware of the return policy, which is exchanges only...no refunds!
__label__1 A 7-Eleven downtown always make me feel dirty.  Doesn't matter what corner or what part of downtown they are located.\n\nThey are all almost always cramped, jammed into a very awkward space and made to contain everything a normal store would carry.  The clientele inside, let's describe a majority of them as shady.  How many times in such a small space can I be asked if I have $.53 cents to get on a bus.  Get out of 7/11, then you won't be spending that $.53 and be able to use it on the bus.\n\nThis one is quite close to the center of the downtown region, but if memory serves me correctly, right now, there's not much else around it.  I think I could have been near having a panic attack before leaving here.  In a pinch, it's a quite stop and possibly cheaper than a drug store in the downtown region.
__label__3 Love this location.\n\nThe food is iffy, but the staff is great.
__label__0 Brilliant!  Why'd I not thought of reviewing some of our wonderful local government entities?  Good thinking, Miles.\n\nThe Parking Authority (or Public Parking Authority of Pittsburgh, PPAP) is pretty much the norm for Pittsburgh government: poorly run and really hard to deal with.  (I'm guessing corrupt, too, but that's conjecture.)  \n\nA.) It's 2011.  Why can't I conduct business with them over the web?  Seriously?  I have to physically go in to their office with closing papers or a lease?  I can't even send a .pdf?  Are you kidding?  I guess Pittsburgh would prefer that its residents not have jobs so that they can spend their days dealing with the crappy hours and bureaucratic inefficiency that comes with trying to live in this dysfunctional city.  \n\nB.) I had some contractors over, and I gave them my visitor's pass.  They still got harassed and ticketed until I called in for a waiver.  (Again, I can't do this online?  Really?  It was over the phone - they didn't need any proof of who I was or who the contractors were.  Good idea if you have friends staying long-term.)  When I did call in, all I got was an answering machine.  I left a message to call back, which didn't happen after 3-4 calls.  I finally received a return call after contacting my city councilman's office.  Message: PPAP doesn't work for Pittsburghers, but they move fast for city officials.\n\nC.) Residential permits are required during daylight hours and not at night?  What other f'ing city does this?  Who cares if someone's parked in the neighborhood at noon?  The street's almost completely empty during the day.  Most of the \"hardworking taxpayers\" are at work then!  What's really annoying is when I come home late in the evenings and have to cruise around to find parking.  Lo and behold we run a residential program like most of the others I've seen that restrict parking from 6 or 7 in the evening until the morning.  (We know the real reason for that: the enforcement guys would have to work at night.)\n\n\nOne plus: Despite all of the systemic problems with PPAP, the two employees I've seen the two times I had to go in to the office were friendly in that weird, gruff Pittsburgh-friendly way.\n\n\nNot that they're all that much better, but Fox Chapel and Cranberry look slightly appealing every time I interact with my city government.
__label__4 I don't know why yinz are complaining. Every time I deal with the Parking Authority I get a free colonoscopy.
__label__0 Pittsburgh Parking Authoritarians and Judge Welsh at the court....where do I start!?!?!  This organization is basically the very definition of Tyranny.  They have set up a system of absurd parking laws, and metering prices that ensnares pretty much everyone who needs to park or drive in the city of pittsburgh in their trap.  I fell into it.  I was parked \"the wrong way\" on a street that had no one parked in the same direction.  They booted my car for too many parking tickets (5), then I went to court to plead my case of not being able to afford $709 in tickets (that's another story), and they wouldnt agree to any kind of payment plan and the boot ($300) cost as much as the \"tickets\".  So, I appealed to Judge Welsh, and he basically was rude and talked to me of \"procedures\" from his smug perch and said \"i can't help you\".  Oh really, so you make plea deals with criminals yet I can't even get my car unbooted so that I can get back and forth to work.  \n\nThe whole idea of a Parking Court is ridiculous to me to begin with so for anyone who things I'm whining and crying because I didnt pay some tickets, well, you really dont get it.  It starts with parking meters and parking \"the wrong way\" and ends with us being punished and criminalized for every single thing we try to do in our daily lives.
__label__0 Ate there with wife, 2 sons and friends and about 1.5 hours later our 2.5 year old son, who had pancakes complained of a hurting belly.  About 10 minutes later he vomited up his pancakes.  We asked a friend who also had the pancakes and found out she was ill as well.  Called Cherries and after speaking with 3 people got nowhere.  10 minutes later a fourth person from Cherries called and after explaining again what was going on was yelled at for not telling them sooner.  Do not eat there.
__label__2 It should be noted that they do take credit cards now.\n\nCherries is a no-frills diner. The staff are very... Pittsburghese. Polite but not overly cheery. The decor and layout are simply done. There's a TV in the corner of the restaurant. In short, Cherries doesn't try to be anything fancy and it succeeds at its simplicity.\n\nI come in here for breakfast from time to time and it doesn't disappoint nor hugely impress. Good omelettes, lots of bacons. Sometimes I get a pancake. And you can get pretty much what you want for under $10.
__label__3 Great high quality italian for the family that is CONSISTENT every Time!
__label__3 Seriously good pizza.
__label__3 Still good food.  BYOB, so take a nice bottle.  \n\nStarted with the brad and been and green dip.  Nice start!  Shared a beet salad with goat cheese that was very good. Had the Pappardelle w/sausage, onion, goat cheese in a light read sauce.  Delicious meal.  Great pasta and some of the better sausage around.   Only able to eat half so had nice meal the next day.\n\nService was good.  Did not have the waitress we are use to, she was not working.  Don't expect your meal to come flying out of the kitchen.  It was crowded late on a Sunday night and the chef was busy.
__label__4 I was helping a friend buy a new Subaru Impreza back in December 2010.  I had done all my internet research (TrueCar, Edmunds, etc) to get my friend a good deal.  She also had a car she wanted to trade in; I researched that on the internet too.  Long story short...the saleman was very accommodating and patient (my friend brought both sisters to look at the car), we got the price we were looking for the car and the trade-in, and I think everyone was happy.  My friends still love the car.\n\nI gave a 5-star rating, because as heinous as it can be to buy a new car, this was truly \"as good as it gets.\"  One caveat, we were shopping for the car in late December, so I have a feeling that made them a lot more motivated to move cars.
__label__1 When I bought my car here everyone was really nice and helpful.  This was not the case when I took it in for service.  They had the typical \"you're a woman, so you're an idiot\" attitude.  There was more damage than expected and they wouldn't even give me an estimate and just said I needed to call my insurance, but said my insurance will want an estimate.  Thanks a lot.  Also the service representative gave me this guilt trip like I did something terrible to my child or something instead of accidentally hitting a pothole.
__label__2 Cute shop with an old-timey feel to it. The popcorn is housed in these really nice wood and glass cases.\n\nUnfortunatley, it is not worth going out of your way for. I had better popcorn at PNC Park.\n\nIt would be great if they offered more choices in flavors and sampler gift tins or boxes.
__label__2 Nice theatre. Service was great food was good. Doors opened late staff at the door has MAJOR attitude. How about some smiles and friendly greetings to welcome your paying guests?
__label__1 Experience: Culinary Education @ Johnson & Wales University, Providence Rhode Island\nDate of Dining:09 May 2011\n\nWe went here on Mothers day because my mother had been here before and wanted to come back. The location is a little odd as its located in a business park in a business building, but th parking lot was full, so it must be good right! I will review this using several categories (1) Menu/Food (2) Atmosphere (3) Service (4) Overall\n\n(1) Menu/Food: This was mothers day, so the menu was different from their normal menu, but had a good variety including Veal, Chicken, Pork, Fish, Pasta. I ordered the Veal, which was good and my grand mother had the same thing, she liked it as well. My wife, brother and mother ordered the crab stuffed chicken. My wife said it was \"OK\" and was a little dry. We had a couple starters, the fried zucchini and mushroom caps. They were both very good. The prices were reasonable $15-$19 per dish, and the portions were good. \n\n(2) Atmosphere: From what I understand, this is a newer restaurant, but to be honest, it looked like something that hadn't been updated since 1979. The furniture looked user, the carpet was dirty and it just reminded me of places we went when I was a kid in the 1970-80's. Very dark. It has a nice location on the hill, they should work on their interior and get some modern furniture. Why do Italian restaurants in American feel like they need \"Old\" looking furniture. Every restaurant I have been to in Italy is modern and updated. \n\n(3) Service: This is where they fell down....Although out waitress was very pleasant and nice to us, she was SLOW....Not just SLOW, but brutally SLOW. I did not think they were super busy as there were empty tables, so they cannot use them being busy as to why they were slow. I guess they are not normally open on Sundays, so maybe they had a problem getting staff, but come on, its mothers day. \n\n(4) Overall: The food was average, the atmosphere sucked, and the service was slow, so I honestly would not recommend this place unless you are over 60 as it might be a place you would enjoy. They need to modernize their restaurant, clean the carpet, get some new furniture, and improve their service. The menu can be more traditional northern Italian (their menu had a lot of southern Italian influence to it).
__label__1 Disappointing at best. Ribs were dry, sides were sub par, service was average, neighborhood was one step up from Demascus. Not to mention the fact that the building looks like it's about to burn down and there's probably several health code violations. I drove across town to eat here because the reviews were so good and regret my decision.
__label__1 The portions here were very large.  I came here because of all of the good reviews i saw here on yelp and to be honest their ribs were tough their beans way too salty and the mac and cheese was just okay.  This is not a five star establishment the price and portions are excellent but the food is no where close to where it needs to be.
__label__0 Beyond mediocre... Sub-mediocre food, questionable cleanliness, non-motivated staff and apparently uncaring management that couldn't be bothered to make something right when she was told that a customer had a problem. Too busy hanging out in the empty wine bar with the two young, bored, male employees to actually help out the overwhelmed and untrained hostess, waitress, and frustrated bartender.  We won't be coming back, and hope that something better will take over the space some day.
__label__2 I don't know what everyone's issue is. Don't be a mouth-breather, have your package properly addressed with appropriate forms filled out and mail it. If you can't handle that you should stay inside.
__label__3 Great lunch place. Fresh, well seasoned food. Has more than sushi.  Kimichi pork was tasty.
__label__4 I've been to this place several times and used to stop in regularly after work when I worked in the city. Cheap drinks, good pool players, darts and it's pretty central in the Strip. Different days certainly has different crowds - weekdays are more service industry folks and the weekends usually get a rowdier group (from what I've seen). Never had a bad time in there and will definitely be going back!
__label__0 Ordered Sesame chicken and it was way overcooked. Like it was sitting around and they recooked it. Half of the order was not edible and there was not very much meat on the pieces I did eat.
__label__0 If you Re there for beer, microbrews and such, this is the place for you.  However, if you are looking for a good chili dog, try someplace else.  While the hot dogs are of good quality, they honestly have the blandest, odd tasting chili I have ever had.  First off, I don't like beans in hot dog chili.  Second, it didn't really add any flavor.  It just gave it an odd texture.  They are also overpriced.  Their onion rings weren't all that good either.  Lots of microbrews makes one hope for beer battered onion rings.  Nope!  Just crappy almost store bought low quality breaded onion rings.  And change your fry oil once in a while!  So to sum up, beer: good.  Food: sucks.
__label__3 I really love this place! my family and I came here once they started on their vegetarian  kick many years ago, and boy we weren't disappointed. \n\nTheir falafels are to die for and the lamb salad is crisp and fresh. My sister is in love with the chicken hummus plate, they provide you with a large serving and it tastes amazing! The hummus is smooth and rich in flavor. \n\nEvery time I'm on a date or am looking for a fun food place with friends i bring them to Aladdin's. My sister even ordered their food for her graduation party. They are great for any occasion!
__label__1 This Dunkin kinda sorta replaced the old one over on Liberty Avenue.  Good thing too, 'cos that one was kind of a dump.  \n\nDunkin's donuts are okay, but face it.  The only reason I ever come in here is to get the coffee.  Dunkin has bulk coffee and I actually like that better.
__label__0 I was just discussing the upcoming summer concert season with a Chicago Yelp guy.  I mentioned the pickings this summer and how I'd likely not be spending a lot of $$ this summer.  I told him, \"At least you have Jam Productions in Chicago, so you have some competition.\"  He then reminded me of the proposed Live Nation/Ticketmaster merger.\n\nEek!\n\nNo matter what BS Live Nation tries to cram down our throats about how great this would be for the average concert goer, I'm not convinced.  I guess if you like Miley Cyrus or whatever the latest flavor of the month is, or if you like your latest prepackaged classic rock/oldies shows, then by all means the Live Nation/Ticketmaster merger will benefit you.  \n\nBut what about the rest of us?  What about those of us who want something else besides bands still coasting on their hits (or hit) of 30 years ago?  What about those of us who don't want to shell out over $100.00 a ticket for the umpteenth Eagles reunion show.  And yes, the Eagles were the first band to charge over $100.00 per ticket!\n\nSo let's take a look at what Live Nation is offering us at First Niagra Pavillion (that's the Star Lake Ampitheater for you old-timers) in summer 2010:   http://www.livenation.com/venue/first-niagara-pavilion-tickets\n\nLet's see:  \n\n1) Styx with Foriegner;\n2) Lynyrd Skynyrd God & Guns Tour w/ Bret Michaels of Poison & 38     Special ;\n3)  Iron Maiden \n4)  Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers and Drive-By Truckers (that one would probably be good)\n5)  John Mayer (I used to like him, now he creeps me out)\n6)  Jimmy Buffett and the Coral Reefer Band (Man, how many times do YOU wanna hear \"Margaritaville\" over and over?).\n7)  Kings of Leon (okay, this one might be good).\n\nWhatever.  I'm getting to the point now where I'd rather see some indie act at a small club or theater for a lot less $$.
__label__0 This place is horrible. Donuts are always stale. Coffee always tastes burned. Staff is rude. I never have a good experience here. Worst dunkin donuts I have ever been to.
__label__2 Good cut. Yes, it was extremely fast, but they were trying to do 1000 cuts in 7 days (would be the company record. I used to go to the same sports clips in Austin, TX and had the same barber, she was fast, too, but, also cleaned and trimmed my beard, mustache and eyebrows. Not the case today in Robinson. But, then again. I didn't ask. If you want a descent haircut. This place could work.
__label__4 Just ate there last night, and I've gotta say, the queso dip gets me every time!  There are several things I love about Moe's:\n1.  The kids always want to go because of the cookies\n2.  The queso dip has no MSG\n3.  The meat is hormone free, the other food is all natural\n4.  They always greet you when you come in\n5.  The price is great!\nWe eat at all the locations around, and this one by far is the cleanest.  So if you like burrito bars, and want a little more selection than at other ones (I love you, too, though!) and that queso dip is calling your name, then Moe's is a great choice.
__label__1 It's Chili's which means it tips out at three stars, but in this ones case it is small with slow service. Better to wait in line at Burgatory...
__label__0 Just waited ten minutes to get service and the bartender went and helped her 'friends' before us and made a point to say she was doing so. We also watched who I think was the manage walk by, look at us, then walk away.  Just visiting from out of town looking for a relaxing spot.  If rather pay three times as much and get better service than be here for their awesomely cheap drinks. Also asked for a food menu and got an eye roll from the bartender.  Isn't personality important in the service industry?
__label__4 This place is delicious. You pick your choice of meat (chicken, steak, ground beef, pork and others) they place it in a corn tortilla for you and the rest is up to you. They have many choices at the salsa bar. You can go mild or very hot. All tacos are $2.50 each. They take cash or you can go inside the store and pay with a credit card.
__label__4 Having been raised on Cape Cod, I know my seafood! This place is VERY reasonable priced for seafood and the fried clams/lobster roll & clam chowder are DELISH, PERFECT. Could not get the portion size for the price on Cape Cod!! We live in the northwest area of Vegas, quite a distance from the restaurant, but we try to frequent it as often as possible ( wish they stayed open later in eve). My 2 yr old grandson LOVES the fried clams so that tells you how sweet and tender they are NOT chewy and not just the strips, it is the WHOLE clam a rare find in the desert.
__label__4 Love this place! We have taken our furry son here for the last 6 months and everytime he comes out awesome! The staff is super friendly and always a joy to work with. We even moved away from the area and continue to go back. Thanks again Canine Design, Kai came out lookin handsome today once again.
__label__3 I came here when my mom was in town and really enjoyed the evening. Awesome interior decor. We had a GREAT waiter who was charming and kept us luahging all evening. The wine he suggested for us was wonderful. The cheese plate left  a bit to be desired however the deconstructed caprease was really different and amazing.
__label__2 The food was really good. The service was terrible. The waitress was acting like she didn't want to be there. The least a server can do is refill your glass once you have drank all the water and have eaten all the ice. She still got her 20% tip because of gratuity.
__label__3 A nice new store. There are many in the north of the valley, this one is the nicest. Out of the way so never busy. All the great little shops inside and even a Starbucks.
__label__1 The food is so-so and is severely overpriced for the caliber of the food they serve.  Their runners don't time the food right and even the waiter/waitress that waits on you doesn't even remember who ordered what. They call this place an American brasserie but this is fake French at best, and even that is a bit of an insult if you'd ask a French chef to taste their food. Don't get me wrong.  The food here is good, but thats the problem - It's not 'excellent' , 'mouthwatering' or 'to die for'. It's just ok good.  It's not worth what they charge, and if you're looking for good French, this place definitely isn't it.  With that being said, the ambiance and decor are superb. The mixed drinks are tasty and they don't jip you on the alcohol.  I suppose I expected a lot more out of a restaurant in the upscale Renaissance Hotel near the theatres, where a lot of out-of-towers may frequent. Surely, you wouldn't want this place to showcase Pittsburgh.
__label__1 Update! The manager of Braddock's sent me a very kind email, apologizing for the service and issues we had during our experience at Braddock's. Simply because of this I would be willing to give it another shot. Everyone has an off day and I think highly that he took the time to contact me about my not so great experience.
__label__2 I originally gave Main Ingredient two stars based on my initial visit. Now that I have been several more times, I'm inclined to up it one star to three. \n\nMain ingredient, like so much in Phoenix, is nestled inside a historic bungalow. I love this style of restaurant or bar so much and it kind of makes me feel like it's Phoenix's thing. For the home bars, this is one of the cleaner ones. It's actually spotless, and they feature nicer charis, tables, etc. than most of the rest. Call it upscale, or comparable to Roosevelt if you will. \n\nFood here is good, I especially enjoy the Coronado Coney, a Schreiner's all beef hot dog with an awesome nut brown ale mustard and a locally made bun. The Red Goat is exceptional if you are in the mood for a salad, with goat cheese, strawberries, mixed greens, and a vinagrette. The standout here, though, is the Green Chile Mac N' Cheese. An absolute artery clogger, but phenomenal from start to finish. \n\nIt's hard to fault The Main Ingredient for it's choice of music, too. The mix of 80's and 90's hip-hop fits the atmosphere so well and really gives off a house party type vibe. \n\nWhat's keeping this place from reaching 4 or 5 stars? The same thing that got it two stars from me initially, the shitty selection of beer. If you're going to call yourself an \"ale house\" then please consider stocking a really great selection of really great beers. The hipster beers (old style, schlitz, pbr) don't do it for me. I have taste. Please cater to it.
__label__3 Funk yeah! This place is the sheet for chilling downtown without the frown. Where else are you going to swamp yourself in artisan suds as well as the classic Shlitz? Rhetorical question--no where.\n\nJust the Tips:\n- Roast beef sandwich is mostly awesome.\n- They have AZ wines if your man-meter doesn't sink to skunky beers.\n- If you want to talk to your pretty lady and retain your voice, sit outside.\n- For you veggies and squirrels, the mixed nuts and olives are well portioned.
__label__2 Came to TMI for dinner the other night.  It was good, but nothing that special.  We started with the TMI toast which was probably my favorite part of the meal.  Yes, the bread was a bit hard, but still delicious.  I had the Mac & Cheese and was less than impressed.  It was very oily and lacked flavor.  I've never really met a Mac & Cheese that I didn't get along with...until TMI.  The other people in my party had sandwiches and salads and they seemed to like their dishes.  \n\nOverall, nice atmosphere but REALLY hot inside, a little too loud to have a decent conversation and the food was just okay.  Probably won't be back here in the near future.
__label__4 This may be my favorite week night restaurant. The olive appetizer is my favorite, and the best olives I've had in my life. Ever. I get the sandwich with roast beef, muenster cheese and horseradish pretty regularly and cannot eat it fast enough it's so good! They also have great craft beers on tap!
__label__4 Excellent house turned restaurant. Great sandwiches! Great mac and cheese! A variety of beers which we didn't try today but plan to. Will definitely be back!
__label__3 My boyfriend and I dropped in for a Friday afternoon lunch. The decor was awesome! It looks like this was an old house converted into a restaurant. I love that they kept the structure of the house because it gives off a comfortable feeling. I wonder what the ambiance is like at night!\n\nThe service was great! We arrived at about 12:45 pm and were able to be seated right away (conveniently though because it was crowded). The servers were very attentive and kind. \n\nThe food came out fast. We ordered the TMI Toast for an appetizer, which was excellent but I wish it would have had a bit more jalapenos in it. I ordered the Baby Bleu salad and it was grand! The candied pecans were a wonderful compliment to the gorgonzola cheese. The dressing was nothing I have ever tasted before. It had almost an herb/flower taste to it. Needless to say, I ate the entire salad and it was definitely worth every bite. My boyfriend ordered The Sheridan and oh my it was beyond excellent! I couldn't help myself from stealing several bites. The turkey was so thick and succulent. It was a hearty sandwich, which is good because my boyfriend can eat a lot! Trust us... The Sheridan is a home-run if you are looking for a good flavorful sandwich!\n\nSmall downfall (not at the fault of the restaurant): the parking. There is a small lot in front but is almost always packed. Street parking is your next option, which can be a pain sometimes but it's worth it for this place!\n\nAll in all, a great restaurant. We will definitely be back when the weather cools down so we can enjoy some beers on the patio!
__label__4 We had a great experience! Such down to earth people who care about good food and service. I had the Acapulco Cheesesteak with a cup of creamy asparagus soup! Thank you Kristen for the great service!!!
__label__4 I love love love this place!! What a little hidden gem in downtown Phoenix. Me and my girlfriend try to go at least once a week. It's such a hip, fun spot. The food is fantastic! I always get the Cash Money.  The dressing they use on their greens is to die for! Staff is very friendly as well. A great date spot- atmosphere is perfect...all candlelit once the sun goes down. And you gotta love the old school hip hop they blast! I recommend this spot to everyone I know!! \n\nThey are closed for a week and a half for vacation and I am already itching for them  to open!
__label__3 First time impressions are the most important and Culinary Dropout made an ever lasting one. Everything from the service to the food was spot on perfect. The whole experience was so good that it's hard to believe it will be the same when I go back. \n\nI hope it is............
__label__4 Went here for lunch on a work day so had to skip out on the amazing cocktail list. sigh. Was able to get right in and sat at a lovely table on the patio. The Turkey Pastrami sandwich is SOOO GOOD and it came with a heaping pile of thin crispy fries and a crisp dill pickle, which was a surprise because it doesn't mention on the menu that the sandwich came with any sides. Bonus! The only downfall is that I loved the sandwich so much that I'll probably never get to try anything else on the menu.
__label__3 Good food. Good prices. Good looking wait staff. Hostess was really nice and really cute. Service is fantastic. I come back yes.
__label__1 I like this place, I really do. I continue to go back and every time I do, I forget about the hack live bands that play at night. Immediately puts me in a bad mood. Everything else: service, ambience, crowd, food is above average, but if I have to listen to a shit cover of \"Wonderwall\" by Oasis on  a Friday night again....I might shoot myself.
__label__3 Went tonight good drinks good food good service and live music on a sunday night. Try the sausage and mushroom gnocci very tasty.
__label__1 First and foremost I would like to say that the pretzel fondue is amazing...although it is something familiar that I have tasted before so I wouldnt go out of your way to go here. Their drink combinations are pretty good. Their food is small portions for the price! Atmosphere is unique and almost every table has a different set of chairs and style which is different. \n\nThe reason I am giving Culinary a terrible review in stars is because my poor boyfriend got food poisoning from the Beef Stroganoff! We came into AZ to re visit my college town and friends and he was out all day saturday, most of sunday, and still not up to par on Monday! I realize this was not their fault that their food was possibly contaminated, however, it was the aftermath that I was unhappy with...\n\nI called the restaurant to talk to the manager....he didnt seem to sympathetic with saying things like \"did he go to the hospital?\" or \"I served 27 of that dish Saturday Night and I have not had one complaint yet.\".....definitely not looking for any type of discount but with working in customer service for 10 years that is NOT the way to handle things. He was proceeding to tell me the length of time it can take and how it could have been from something earlier that day or the night before...really?! Needless to say even though I did not feel sick from the food I will NEVER return to this restaurant again!!! I wouldnt recommend this place to anyone!
__label__2 I like the alternative atmosphere and decor with lots of different style seating areas.  There is a good selection of beer and high-end bar food.  The happy hour prices are good but the portions are smaller than the full-priced counterparts.  Try the \"Beer in a Bag\" to entertain yourself and your friends.  I would give a higher rating but the service is somewhat spotty.  I've had good servers there but have also had several with poor skills and attitude.
__label__1 Just like everyone said, this place is loud.\n\nSo I went on a date here and it actually helped. My date had to sit next to me for us to even carry a conversation so that was nice. The service was good, our waiter was very sociable and had many suggestions. Now to the food.\n\nWe got the pretzels with cheese and honestly, I prefer the mall pretzels with cheese. The salmon was also only okay. The drinks were refreshing but I was really turned off by how dark and loud the place was. Was definitely over hyped for me, probably wouldnt go back
__label__2 Fried chicken was pretty good!\nGo for desert!!!\nMonkey bread + coffee! Great!
__label__2 Great location. Okay food. Kinda overpriced.
__label__3 We tried to find this place last time we were in town but failed.  So glad we tried again.  Got there early, got a great seat outside.  They were awesome with our son and made sure we knew about the off menu kids items.  Our server (Haley?) was great with him as well and very attentive.  The food was solid and the beer selection as well.  We will definitely be back.
__label__4 AHHHH - I LOVE THIS PLACE.\nWhenever someone goes to Phoenix, I always tell them to hit up Culinary Dropout.\n\nFood - \nBest Prime Rib Dip Sandwich in the US.  Love it, can't order anything else.\n\nDrinks - \nMarg on the rocks with a shot of Guinness Beer.  Can't even thinking about having margs any other way any more.
__label__2 I was expecting so much more out of this restaurant. When we first arrived I ordered an 'after school special' and it was the worst drink I have ever had..only took about 3 sips and it cost me about $9. We were sitting at the bar for about 30 minutes waiting for a table and we never heard anything. So I went up to the hostess and they couldn't even find us on the list and I had the pager. So, needless to say we finally were seated. Our waiter was alright, not the best. But now for the food...we ordered the pretzel and fondue which was decent but I did not see why there was so much hype for this appetizer. We also ordered the house chips and onion dip, chips were amazing and fresh and the dip was a little overboard. For my main dish I had the sweet corn cannelloni, and this was good but not the best thing I have ever had. I don't know if I will ever go to the place again, but it is always nice to try something new.
__label__4 Well, my husband and I LOVE culinary dropout ...they don't have one in Southern California yet that I know of but we usually make it a point to come here every time were in AZ. We visit family here and my husband works here so when we get the chance to come we always do. We have never been disappointed . I love the cheese platter- pretzel anything there- drinks are always spot on-. We spend usually 2-3 hours each time were there just drinking and eating till we can't move. We usually go mid day and a lot during the week which is why we've never hit a real busy time. Tonight well be going so it'll be our first nighttime visit. Can't wait - foods great and drinks are creative
__label__2 Wasn't impressed as the food we ordered was average with a minimal selection. Mostly younger folks, lots of drinking
__label__2 Nice to place to hangout.  I couldn't find much on the menu that really excited me so I got the Turkey Pastrami.  The sandwich was huge and was fine.  They have really good drinks.  I also like the live music.
__label__4 Great food! The balls are great. Staff is nice. The curry chicken was bomb. Was a nice treat from out of town. The drinks are different too. A+++
__label__3 Bomb food! Plain and simple! The pretzel with fondue is sooooo yummy and I love the chicken and Gorgonzola salad! Plus it's central to old town, walking distance from the clubs or the mall- major bonus
__label__2 3.5 stars \n\nCulinary Dropout is similar to me in that it has an Identity Crisis. It is located in a Mall, has hipster servers, luxe/goth furnishing, sports playing on TV and pop music. So what are you? \n\nWas excited to try this place because I had heard so many good things, but the food ended up being only okay. I had the turkey pastrami sandwich and an Arnold Palmer. \n\nMaybe I'm being a little snobby, but it is still hard for me to get over that it is located in a mall. \n\nMy other half got the paper bag beer which is $2 and was probably the best part. He was positive it was a Mexican beer, but it was from the good old Wisconsin (Hamms), so much for his Mexican roots. I guess they do this with shots too for $6. \n\nI do want to come back to try some of the drinks. They have a large drink menu and they all looked super yummy. \n\nIf you are daring try Yesterday's Soup. I'm sure it is still fresh. :)
__label__4 Just had an amazing massage at Deja Vu med spa by the wonderful Karen. Great massage, worked on my problem areas and I now feel great. Love the way the place is clean and has a great setup.  I feel very relaxed and I will definitely be back.
__label__0 Costco is usually very good with their customer service but in the past year I have been very disappointed. The location itself is good but the customer services reps at the counter have not been friendly the past few times we have needed to return an item and this past trip they upset us a great deal. I have no issue with their policy's but rather with the employee not knowing the correct information and assuring us the issue will be resolved and then on our next encounter denying that those words were ever said. We will be looking for a better location from now on with friendly and helpful employees!
__label__1 I don't know about you guys, but I think the only place Chinese food should be based from is China. If this is \"New York\" style Chinese food, then I guess I don't like it. \n\nI have eaten at many Chinese and Asian restaurants in town and this location is at the bottom of my rankings. \n\nWhen this restaurant first opened, every citizen of Sun City and other Summerlin residents flocked to it. It is rare to find actual Chinese people cooking Chinese food, but this location is authentic in that sense. Customer service was great at this location, but their food was the opposite. It isn't horrible, but I do eat Chinese food so much that I have higher standards for it. \n\nThis place is always busy, but a lot of people are there only waiting for take out. There are a decent amount of tables, but I would not bring a group here. You can also call in your order and pick it up. \n\nOverall, besides the food, I think this place is run well by management. You may like this place, like the other reviewers. I just personally do not.
__label__2 It was ok only. I ordered delivery and they messed up my order. They gave me egg drop, instead of wonton. The rangoon and general chicken were delicous. Other than that it was alright.
__label__1 Where to begin...\nSo, I don't usually eat Chinese food because I'm particularly picky with the amount of oils and sodium. I decided to try this place out since it is near my beau's house and he claims the food is delicious... Let's just say I need to take him down to Chinatown and really have him question his palate for real Chinese food! We ordered the following:\n\n- orange chicken/ steam rice\n- Mongolian beef/ pork fried rice\n- egg drop soup\n- won ton soup\n- egg rolls\n\n\nBest thing about the orange chicken was that they used actual orange peel in the marinade, other than that, it was chewy and needed seasoning possibly a bit of sweetness and crunch.\nMongolian beef was also lacking flavor and too chewy, as if it was the same protein from 3 days prior. Not at all spicy as it claimed to be and was covered in onions.\nPork fried rice was decent. I'd order this again.\nEgg drop soup was also tasty and glad it wasn't salty.\nWon ton soup broth was delicious, but a bit salty and the won tons were definitely pre frozen and the pork inside the won ton was rubbery and tasted like jerky. Who knows how long they've been stored.\nEgg rolls were yummy, although the ingredients inside were questionable, but good.\n\nAll in all some of the items were just ok. I don't think it's enough to make me eat here again though. Definitely was not impressed and will make a detour to Panda Express or even Chinatown instead. Next...
__label__4 Amazing!!! I tried their Nutella-banana-nut crepe at the Old Town Farmers Market in Scottsdale, AZ and it was simply the best Nutella Crepe I've ever had. Keep it up!
__label__4 So I walked this bridge many times on my way back and fourth from the Pirates game. The Bridge is closed during Pirate games, but has a safe walking area even when cars are allowed on.  The bridge has beautiful views and on one end a guy selling $1 waters and Pirate Swag.
__label__4 L'Artichaut is a fantastic place to eat with a very friendly, relaxed atmosphere. A group of us arrived, excited by recent reviews of how good this place is but also curious how we, 5 very non-vegetarians would cope with no meat. The manageress was aware of our carnivore ways and we agreed that we would all order a different course so we could try a forkful of each. The choice, the presentation and taste were all amazing and all washed down with vegetarian wine (you learn a new thing every day). We had a terrific time here. The great food and informative, easy going staff made this a really enjoyable evening.
__label__4 I had waited for a year to cut my hair after leaving Roy, my fav in tucson. i tried AJ because she did great things with a friend of mine with similarly textured hair. I also really like Dally's hair and didn't know until after my first visit that she was responsible for that too. My first cut was fine. i just got it trimmed to get the damaged ends off. also a highlight. the salon itself is very private - only one client at a time. so, i got to know Aj a little. She's sweet and down to earth with the talent of a dramatic and unavailable stylist sans the ego. \nThe second time i went in for a cut. I said something to her about Maria's haircut in The Sound of Music. She offered donate lengths. I didn't quite have enough. She took off eight inches from the bottom and more from the top. I'm accustomed to letting the stylist decide what to do with my hair. so, when AJ asked me shag or bob style? i wasn't prepared. I said, \"I dont' want a soccer mom do.\" So she opted for playful shag in the back. It was so liberating to just take all that hair off just when the summer is getting cooking. \nWhen i got home, my husband, who scares easily said,\"I love it. Get in my bed.\"\nThird haircut got it down pat. Turns out i am much more of a bob girl than a shag girl. I should know that. the guy at bookman's used to refer to me as a \"junior league\" type. which i'm not. but i'm also not one to flip my hair up in back like a past Oprah hairdo. I'm not \"fun\" like that. I'm messy, though, and this hairdo is perfect for me. I have gotten so so many compliments on it. \nThanks, AJ. and all the girls at The Roose. See you soon.
__label__4 I want to give Lisa a shout out on here too! Most of the reviews on here seem to be for AJ which I believe is Lisa's daughter. But Lisa was my stylist and I had a great experience :)\n\nI saw the reviews on yelp and decided to try this place out yesterday. I called in and they were able to get me in same day. \n\nThe salon is located in an adorable, charming house. I loved that it was unique and inviting! I'm sick of trendy places that focus more on the look of the place rather than the quality of the service. At The Roose, quality is most important!\n\nI originally only wanted a bang trim because I am trying to grow my hair out after a couple very short cuts (and because I'm broke but don't want to look like a slob!). Lisa took a look at my hair and decided that a full trim was in order. I agreed because I definitely didn't want to look like a crazy person! \n\nLisa was very nice, listened to what I wanted, and is very talented! I highly recommend her! \n\nI also want to thank her for being so kind with the \"special\" she gave me. That is TRUE human kindness. She most definitely has wonderful karma coming to her. :)
__label__2 If you need a post office that's open late, this one is open the latest.\n\nCan't tell you how many times I've tried to find a post office that's open later than the one in my neighborhood until I discovered this one.  It's on Sunset, right across the street from McCarran Airport, is open till 9pm Monday-Friday and 4pm on Saturdays.  As much as I like my local office (Silverado) for convenience, this one seems to be the go to place if you don't want an overwhelmed staff and want to get in and out in a relatively efficient amount of time.  They also do passport stuff in case you need to get that taken care of.\n\nHowever, being the main post office in Las Vegas, it does have a big of a huge warehouse type feel to it.  Almost think the ambiance of a Costco with envelopes in place of food samples.  Also, despite the extended hours, the overnight shipping deadline is relatively early.  3:30pm.  I've been to other post offices where the deadline has been closer to 5pm... so that's something you gotta keep in mind.  Also, if you're coming from South Strip and/or the Henderson area, it's probably easier to access this place by heading north on Paradise.  It's right there on your right as the street ends rather than dealing with traffic on Sunset.
__label__3 While a post office is generally a post office, this location stands apart. Most locations around town have 1-2 people working the counter and a \"quick\" stop is 30-45 minutes. This location, being a distribution center, always has 2-5 people working the counters. Plus, when you have smaller packages, or envelopes to send off, the Automated Postal Center (APC) works well as a help yourself service station.
__label__0 Clerks are great, but supervisors and box services are flat out RUDE.
__label__2 Tucked away in a little row of shops.... they park the hippie van near the street to serve as a sign.  Stop in for lunch or to grab a bite on the way home from work.  It's worth it.  The cost is low and the quality is good.  I like the hot dogs and hamburgers, but a friend swears by the buritto.  Last time I stopped in, I tried a taco, and wasn't disappointed.\n\nI won't say this is the BEST burger, because it isn't, but when I apply my little formula of priorities which includes cost, convenience, quality, friendliness and service.... this place comes up a winner.  There are better burgers in town at 2 or 3 times the price, but when I eat here, in addition to having a decent meal at a good price in a friendly environment....I feel good for supporting a family owned business.
__label__0 Terrible pharmacy.  Never on time.  Lack of responsiveness.  No follow through.
__label__2 Les filles du roi is a highly rated restaurant in books and this website. I found the service to be exemplary and the d\u00e9cor to be charming, old school style. But the food wasn't that great and neither were the main dish selections. My appetizer was made from filo dough and stuffed with honey, goat cheese and walnuts. It came with a spinach salad. This was the best part of the meal and very yummy tasting! Then I had the stuffed rabbit. It wasn't that tasty and I personally think \"Comme chez soi\"'s rabbit is 100 times better. My colleague had the traditional Quebec food platter and mentioned that most of it was tasteless too. So overall, I would avoid this place given the price to taste ratio.
__label__3 Surprisingly really good. I liked the nachos I got the most and it all tasted fresh and it was made relatively quick. Excellent service as well. I had a hard time deciding but they were patient with me
__label__1 Really you're a Mexican eating establishment and don't don't have F-ing limes ????  I don't care how expensive they get. Ridiculous !!
__label__3 I love these kind of places. Very small, less than a dozen tables. The staff knows anything and everything about the food (cuz usually it runs in the family).\n\nFirst you get this amazing salsa made of cilantro and this herb similar to mint. AMAZING. The service was great and the food came out fast. Maybe a little too fast. For desert, the cookie sounded great, but it really wasn't. We didn't see a price, but I am sure it was cheap. It is a very small butter cookie with caramel in the middle. Not that good. Next time, a different desert.
__label__3 Delicious dishes with generous portions.  Their Peruvian purple corn drink, chica, is also delicious, and tastes a bit like hibiscus tea rather than a \"corn drink\".  We ate here on a Friday, and tried their roast chicken.  It was juicy, tender, flavored with herbs and roasted just right.  We had fish ceviche as an appetizer, and it was nicely piquant, marinated with citrus/lime flavor.  I tried some lomo saltado as well, and the beef was tender, and packed with flavor.  Service was friendly, but a bit slow.  I will definitely be dining here again!
__label__3 Service was great. Food is very good. As close to authentic as you'll get in Arizona !
__label__1 This is a limited review, very limited.\n\nWe stopped at The Cooper's Tavern for drinks on a whim because we have some time before our dinner reservation and thought we'd check it out.\n\nSince it was before dinner, we were in the mood for cocktails. In retrospect, we should have went with something from the well-stocked beer list instead.  Both my wife and I ordered a vodka gimlet.  When it finally arrived (through no fault of the server, the bartender was just pfaffing around and talking to other drinkers while he should have been also making drinks), we were disappointed.  The drinks seemed to be largely composed of ice and rose's lime juice; vodka was in short supply and there was no lime wedge.  Lame, just lame.\n\nWe sat at one of the tables in the front of the house, the one's made from a barrel with a tabletop.  Comfortable enough, but it's pretty damned cold that close to the front window in the middle of winter (and I'm not easily chilled).  The rest of the decor seems a bit confused (rustic bar on one side, pseudo-modern restaurant on the other, barrel tables up front).\n\nWe didn't stay to eat, so I won't speak to that.  Not sure if we'll return for dinner or not, but if we do, it will have to be soon.  It seems like Food Fight restaurants have a rather quick aging curve when it comes to the food.
__label__3 I love the huge beer selection, cheap yet delicious food. It's great! \n\nMy favorites are the beef stew, the daily mussels special!\n\nHowever.. I must say the wait is LONGGGGGGGG for food, so don't ever come here on an empty stomach! And, it is definitely not a place for chatting, you get deaf after a while from the shouting!
__label__2 We probably won't come back here for dinner, but definitely for drinks. Great selection and very cheap! (well, to us from the Bay Area ...) I really loved the Fox Barrel Pear Blackberry cider and Derek loved the New Glarus Raspberry.\n\nWe started off with the pretzels + beer cheddar dip ... How was that so bland? But indeed, it was, and completely unforgettable.\n\nDerek got a burger and I got a grilled veggie sandwich. Pretty yummy but not special. We left still hungry, but at least a little tipsy!
__label__3 The Cooper's Tavern has become a signature spot I recommend to Madison visitors and natives alike. The beetroot hummus is a relatively healthy, yet totally delectable appetizer go-to, but I recently tried the Roast Beef Rockets that are served with their chipotle aioli and all I can really say is DO IT! You won't be disappointed. \n\nThe crisped goat cheese on the already perfect Amy's salad is a \"guilty\" pleasure for which I advise you forgo the self-condemnation because they do it oh-so-right and it's oh-so-worth it.
__label__3 One of the best pub food places around. Since it is so good, it is naturally very busy, I avoid the peak hours to skip the wait.\n\nI don't usually dine in pubs, but my friend recommended this place and since then I found myself bringing other friends along again. I tried their coopers burger, the combination of beef, pork belly and cheddar is really creative and gives it a nice finish. The beef is soft and juicy to bite into, perfect for a burger. Their home made chips are also another highlight not to be missed. \n\nIf you are craving a lot of meat, the pork schnitzel comes with a hhuuuuugggeeee slab of loin, nicely fried till crispy yet tender on the inside. The pork belly mac is also a creative combination -- mac and cheese with pork belly. I have never seen it anywhere else. \n\nAppetizer wise, I tried the poutine and sconnie egg. The servings are huge and definitely worth a share at the table. I always ended up half full from the appetizers alone and had to pack half the main course to go. Great dining deal with great food =)
__label__4 What a local gem! I was so happy that my path led me right to this Tavern. Something about it caught my eye as I was sightseeing in Madison and I am so glad it did. I sat at the window looking out onto the Capitol grounds as I ate the most delicious pork sandwich and homemade potato chips. The deconstructed presentation of the sandwich may have been what made this dish work so well. The perfect blend of tangy and sweet. I'm a fan! Too bad I was only in Madison for a few hours!
__label__3 Went here for lunch, and it was pretty good! I love that they have wheat on all the tables, such a nice Midwestern touch.\n\nI tried the sliders and the beer cheese pretzels. Sliders come on pretzel buns and (presumably house-made) chips. really tasty! The pretzels are exactly what they sound like.\n\nNothing totally mind blowing, but certainly a fine option. They also have a nice beer list, and the server I had was super friendly,
__label__4 One of THEE best places to eat in Madison, for sure. It can be a bit loud inside, but who cares. The food and drinks are so delicious. The upstairs bar is very quaint and spacious. Support this bar, it is SO worth it!
__label__4 Montreal is over-saturated with French bistros. Seemingly hidden on every side street and kitty-corner, they should be approached with caution. I generally pause to parse over the menus and maybe glance at the laminated reviews in the window as I walk by them. No more than that. Most are pricey and I'd say they aren't worth it but I haven't eaten at enough of them to make that judgment. But on my modest income, limited budget (if I ever bothered to sort one out) and meager debt-ridden existence, if I'm going to go out and spend 50 hard-earned dollars on a meal, it better be worth it.  There's nothing worse than a disappointing and expensive meal. Okay, there's a lot worse than a disappointing over-priced meal (like cancer) but you know what I mean.  \n\nThis brings me O Thym, a bistro that stands out amid this cluttered market. First things off the bat - it's BYOW. This already makes the price of a meal that much more reasonable since wine can tack on at least a dollar sign or two to any meal (and who wants to eat at a French bistro without a bottle of wine? It's like eating corn on the cob without butter. And it's even better when you can bring two or three bottles and feel extra extravagant without paying forty bucks a bottle). But, yeah, there are other French bistros that are BYO (specifically on the Plateau which has about six of them that I can name off the top of my head) so this plus has to be backed up by the food. And this unassuming bistro off of de Maisonneuve in the Village is the best BYO bistro I've been to (better than Au Petit Plateau, Colombe and a few others I forget) . The decor is minimalist and tasteful (it actually doesn't look like much from the outside - could be a fancy sandwich joint) with a daily menu chalked on a large blackboard. Prices are fairly reasonable considering it's French and BYO (something like 22 to 35 for main courses). I had the best ostrich I've ever had in my life there.  Sure, that may not say too much since I've only had ostrich a handful of times in my life but this one was cooked to absolute perfection. Great food, good unpretentious service and the bill only worked out to forty per person with an appetizer and main course (including tax and tip).
__label__1 Today's experience at this grocery store was not a good one.  Found everything that I had come for, and did it in record time . . . now the issues.\n\nFirst, the aisle that I chose to check was having card reader issues . . . finally after about 50 card swipes the reader finally accepted my card . . . this was a good thing because I did not have any cash on me.\n\nSecond, now there still sit my groceries . . . unbagged.  This is not the first time this has happened, but with no other grocery stores close . . . it is my only choice.\n\nHolpefully, they will get these issues fixed . . . I miss the old Fry's Marketplace with the greeter, the friendly service, and no issues . . .
__label__3 Met some friends here after work.  While Mabel's is more of a late night place, we still had fun.\n\nThe Swedish meatballs, lollipop chicken and pork belly appetizers were all good.\n\nThe old fashioned cocktail is a winner.\n\nI love the dark, cluby atmosphere and cool music.
__label__1 Typically I would have written a great review for this place. On Saturday night however I was extremely disappointed. I've been to Mabel's almost every weekend for the past few months and it was not until this weekend that I was let down.\n\nA group of friends and I were excited to enter as we love the ambiance, decor, drinks, and general crowd at Mabel's. It all went bad when we came up to the doorman and all proceeded to take out our ID's. He completely ignored us and I watched as a crowd of about 20 Affliction-wearing 50 year old's walked out and left with what looked like hookers. I had to tap on the doorman's back to get his attention and he turned to me and said \"Can I help you with something?\" We were all taken aback by his brashness but said that we were just interested in coming in. He then told us that Mabel's just started a policy on Fri and Sat nights of members and VIP's only. We were turned away and all left with a very bad taste in our mouths.\n\nWith so many different bars, clubs and lounges in the area you would think that this establishment would be smarter than that. We would have spent a good amount of $ there but instead were told we couldn't even get in because we were not 'members.' Total bull. I loved the place up until this encounter and won't be going back any time soon.
__label__2 About as pretentious as it gets in Scottsdale. Dark and noisy. Expensive drinks. Not really my kinda a place. But if you're into that kind of thing...
__label__2 Just average food with exception of the chicken lollipops. Cool ambiance and good service
__label__1 The food is excellent, of that there is no doubt, but the service recently has completely gone down the drain.\n\nWhen we ordered from them we were told thirty minute delivery time - it took an hour. We ordered three gyros and more and only half the order was delivered. When we called to make this matter known we were met with a rude manager that could barely be bothered to fix the service issue. \n\nIt's been an hour and a half since the original order was placed and we are STILL waiting for our food. Food that was paid for in full.\n\nAbsolutely terrible customer service.
__label__3 Love this place! Eating there isn't the greatest, customer service isn't always great, but the food is amazing! From kabobs to falafels, you can't go wrong. We like to order the combo for two, which is really more appropriate for 3-4 people and it's cheap too. They give you SOOOO much food for what you pay when you get the combo. The chicken kabobs are another favorite of mine. The meal comes with yellow rice too & I love me some yellow rice! The delivery driver is super nice and they deliver late. Try it out!
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__label__1 Went in as a walk in for a pedicure and acrylic fill in.  The staff was nice and the place is clean. Buttttttt I've definitely had better pedicures. The fill in and shape up on my nails was great but the paint job was too thick. I guess the polish was old in which case they should've used a new one on me. Long story short, my nails weren't dry after they said \"yes you're dry we used a fast dry topcoat\" and they all smudged. I just politely asked them to remove them all. I was over it.
__label__1 Scale of 1-10 (single visit):\n6 Food\n7 Service\n3 Atmosphere\n7 Value\n\nNot my first time to Pita Jungle - just my first time to this one.  And I'm not a fan.  It feels.... wrong.  The tables, chairs, and booths would fit much more at Hanny's than a Pita Jungle.  Sometimes nicer isn't always better.  Such as when it makes the place feel really weird and like they're either a) trying too hard, or b) out of touch with their offerings and audience.  Also, the massive mirror on the east wall hardly angles down at all, meaning that people pretty much get a great reflected view of the ceiling.  For as long as this place was waiting to open, I just feel like it wasn't done well.\n\nThe food was middling:  My girlfriend's was overly garlicked and mine was blas\u00e9 - but neither was bad.  The vodka tonic she ordered came in a wine glass.  wtf?\n\nI like the Pita Jungle in Tempe that I can get to via Light Rail, but I unfortunately have to pass on this one that's walking distance from my home :(
__label__3 After waiting for seemingly FOREVER for this location to open, it took me a few weeks to get to actually eat at the downtown Pita Jungle.  It was initially a little confusing.  We rode our bikes from my place downtown, and locked them to a tree on 3rd Ave. side.  Not sure if there are bike racks on the patio side, which seems to be the main entrance.  There must be a parking lot back there, as all things Phoenix seem to revolve around the car.  We entered from the Roosevelt side, and a sign pointed us to a host station across the dining room.\n\nWe went in and out a couple of times (bike lights, water bottles, etc.), which seemed to attract a hostess to our side of the building.  We were seated where we could keep an eye on our bikes, which we appreciated.  Our server was upon us before my friend was even seated, offering drinks.  I hadn't even been able to scan the beer/wine menu, so she brought me a water in the meantime. \n\nI was not impressed with the beer selection at all.  It was pretty limited.  I got the salmon dinner, which included wilted spinach and garlic smashed potatoes.  These are three of my favorite things.  They arrived quickly, and were hot.  I was less than pleased that my spinach was served heaped upon my potatoes and topped with the salmon.  I was ok with the spinach and salmon touching, but didn't really dig the spinach juices soaking into my potatoes.  But maybe that's just me.\n\nMy friend ordered the spanikopita and said it was ok.  She also got the pita melt, and said that was good.  A couple of other friends who also live downtown rode their bikes up shortly after our entrees arrived.  They got the hummus, and had to request extra pitas, as the two it included were simply not adequate.  He got the falafel.  She got the chicken lavosh.  The turtle cheesecake was delicious.  My friend enjoyed the rice pudding, which is made in-house.\n\nI really dug what the Pita Jungle has done with the physical space.  It's huge and open.  There's a ginormous patio, too.  Not sure about the heating/cooling options outside, as we ate in the dining room area (as opposed to the bar area or the patio).  I LOVE the location.  It's a nice bike ride from my house.  It has a very chill, urban feel.  I hope downtown folks support this latest Pita Jungle venture.
__label__2 Went to @PitaJungle for @SMUNCHPhoenix. My first visit.\n\nIt's a beautiful space, open and airy, and well lit.\n\nI ordered the Basic Pita Omelette;\nthe whole dish was a bit dry, so I added some pico de gallo, which helped considerably\nthe mushrooms were huge! Need to slice those a bit smaller\nthe amount of egg relative to the other ingredients was a bit lacking, but only very slightly\nthe pita might be better if it were slightly toasted; it became quite soggy by the end of the meal\n\nAll that being said, I did enjoy my meal, and the price was very reasonable for the amount of food.\n\nI would return to Pita Jungle.
__label__3 Well,.... garlicky taters....chipotle chicken thingies..... a Philly steak pita.\n\nNow I'm not what you call a small eater but damn....I had to try a few things for my first experience. My driver had the Portobello  Burger thing and really loved it. I tried a piece....well, I am not a vegetarian but it tasted ok to me! I like mushrooms just as much as any other.\n\nI would say that overall deliciousness is 4 out of 5. Pricing is 3.5 out of 5.\nI will eat here more often....
__label__3 While I've only been here once with some coworkers for Happy Hour, I think this place has a lot of good attributes to make it a place to come back to.\n\nI liked the fact that it wasn't too loud to have a nice conversation during happy hour.  We ordered drinks and got the Hummus Trio, Babbaganoush, and some pita.  The first batch of pita was cold but nice and soft.  We quickly ate it up dipping it in the hummus and Babba.  The different types of hummus were very flavorful.  The happy hour prices on the appetizers were great but our server told us the servings were only enough for one person (so not really for sharing).  We asked for more pita and then got a few whole pitas which were warm.  When they cooled, however, they got hard...not very appetizing.  \n\nServers were friendly and checked in with us often enough.   It wasn't too crowded when we were there (between 4 and 6 on Friday) but busy enough.\n\nWe didn't have too many other things to eat but the menu looked interesting--I definitely would like to come back.  \n\nOne tip: there is a parking garage with free parking across the alley from this place.  It doesn't have a lot of spaces but probably is best for late afternoon to early evening.
__label__2 So glad that Pita Jungle has come to downtown finally!  \nWe have been big fans of this local chain, but have to say our favorite one is the Arcadia location.  \nThe food is just as good at this location, but the service is the issue.  Whenever I order takeout from this location I have asked a few times for them to walk out the food to my car so I don't have to bring in my 2 toddlers, and each time they act like they are so busy and just wont have time to bring it out.  They have also done it but make comments on how they have gone the extra mile for me.  It's not like the location is that packed.. \nWhen I have dined in the dining room the service is also a bit lacking.\n\nFor food - \nThe glazed chicken lavosh and then cilantro hummus is amazing.  I also love the chicken and hummus plate.
__label__1 They should put the flies on the menu! We went for lunch and were bothered by so many flies that it ruined the meal. Just be prepared!
__label__1 The downtown location food is hit or miss. I don't know if it depends on who is cooking or what is happening. When you go on a 'good\" night the food is excelent otherwise it's just ok. This location does consistenly have poor service though especially on the patio.
__label__2 Good food. Mediocre service, but decent priced happy hour food and drinks! Love the Jalapeno Cilantro Hummus more than anything!!!! Totally crave-able.
__label__0 A while ago I had a bad experience w/ Pita Jungle at Arrowhead and after that experience I decided to lay off of Pita Jungle for a while until I discovered the downtown location. I figured, a new location for me will do. Today was my third time visiting with my girlfriends and I ordered my usual, a falafel wrap. Three bites into it, it was good, as usual. Before I can continue eating, I removed the foil wrap and there was piece of chicken on the side of my pita bread. I totally lost my appetite since I haven't had meat in 10+ years. I made the waitress aware and she offered to bring out another one. I had already lost my appetite so I did not want it. She brought out the bill to me and said that the manager wouldn't charge me for my meal, well, I hope not since I didn't get to eat it. I was paying for my friends because we were celebrating a birthday so when I paid I informed the waitress that there should be a bigger discount because it's not just about me loosing my appetite it's about the fact that I sat there while my friends ate and at one point they didn't feel comfortable either and felt bad. She informed me she would ask her manager. She came back, dropped off my copy of the receipt, and walked away. Not saying anything at all. I opened the bill and the manager didn't take any additional discount or anything. What a shame. This is the second bad experience and after this I DEFINITELY won't be giving Pita Jungle a THIRD try!
__label__3 I love Lolo's Chicken & Waffles just as much as the next sheep but Off Da Hook Soul Food is where its at...NOW.  There's a new place that popped up on Glendale just east of 19th Ave which is a must go.  All Soul Food...All the Time...7 days a week in fact.\n\nGet there asap..for a soul food experience you just might like more than Lolo's..Im just keeping it real because I think I rushed to this place because although Lolo's was my go-to spot, it was starting to become my have-to spot who occasionally gave me soggy waffles and fried chicken someone dropped the salt shaker in that day.\n\nNote. I did not get to try the Mac & Cheese at Off Da Hook so that Lolo's still holds my top Macaroni and Cheese spot.\n\nOK\n\nFried Chicken Wings:\nMoist, Crispy, Not Greasy (seriously, it was all crispy grease-free skin, weird but very pleasant), less salt-mo pepper seasoning which is what I meant by this is a whole notha chicken compared to what I am used to... but I am freakin in love with it\n\nFries:\nGood and with the all necessary seasoned salt\n\nCorn Bread:\nBread, not a muffin, but I can live with that as long as I can slather hot sauce or honey on it I'm good\n\nWaffle:\nExtra Brown, Extra Crispy, Moist on the inside, and served with a modest amount (not a half cup) of whipped butter and some thick a** syrup in that pretty little glass syrup bottle.  Best waffle Ive ever had.  I always felt something missing from all the waffles Ive done before, but now I know the lasting brown crisp was what I have been missing because something needs to stand up to syrup.  Don't anyone come after me saying their waffle was burnt because just wait till your syrup lays all over that and you will know what it is I'm talking bout.\n\nKool-Aid:\nKick you in the pants sweet, but with all that ice it all smooths out\n\nPrice:\nAverage soul food prices\n$7.00 - $9.00 a plate\n$1.00 - $4.00 per side\nGreat basket specials like 8 wings & fries for $10, or 2 wings & fries for $4 I think? \n\nAtmosphere:\nTypical, but lotsa people for only being a week, and it was nice to bask in a restaurant stinking with the sweet spice smell of homemade sweet potato pie.\n\nService:\nGreat service, waiter repeats all you ordered back to you, got my drinks to me within 5 minutes, food within 20 more minutes and totally-totally made up for the macaroni and cheese shortage.\n\n4 stars for now...I wanted to do 5 but I didn't get to try more since my tummy can only handle so much goodness on one Friday night.\n\nYou will love it as an incredible change from the typical have-to spot.
__label__3 Right off the bat... its a little ghetto.  A hole in the wall place w/ not much charm at all.  The staff is friendly and a little slow moving, but they make up for it in other ways.  The food is amazing, reminds me of my moms cooking.  You know.... southern crap thats f'ing terrible for you.  They're way over priced for the presentation of the food and look of the restaurant.  But then again, it taste really good.  Their proportions are large and you will definitely be full afterwards.  If you're more interest in the look and feel of the restaurant, then pass on this place.  But if you enjoy soul food, this is the place for you.
__label__0 Food is good, loved the jerked chicken, but the service is bad, bad, bad.  I have been to OB four times.  The first time the cook waited on us and the service was great.  The next three times, not so good.  The feeling that they give is that they could care less that you came in or if you come back.
__label__4 Um, the Pink Cadillac cupcake is my new obsession! I am a BIG fan of frosting and was so not disappointed! I rarely allow myself a splurge like this. SO WORTH IT! \nThe staff was cheerful and helpful. They helped me pick out just what I would like. \nMy only complaint is that there is not anywhere close to sit and enjoy their confections. I can't dock them a star for that though. The cakes are worth hunting down a place to sit!
__label__1 The two times I went in there the customer service was HORRIBLE and would not go back for that reason.
__label__1 -4 stars for the food that my date and I had, +1 star for the wait-staff service, and being seated quickly during an extremely busy Thursday night.\n\nMy date got the chili - only ate half of it. There was so much cheese in it, and she said it tasted like spicy marinara with beans.\n\nI had the beef stroganoff. It was so oily, that there was an oil slick underneath. It also caused me to have gastronomical issues for the remainder of the evening.\n\nI might go back to try a burger...
__label__0 It's almost sad that I have to even give this place one star. If there was a half a star option, I'd be happier. So, I guess with my one star, I'll say the sweet tea was pretty good.\n\nThe rest was terrible.\n\nOur waitress, who resembled a brunette Lisa Kudrow, was a few chromosomes short of a normal functioning human being. As a server myself, I know that it's a stressful job. It doesn't take 20 minutes to bring drinks to 3 people when there is no wait and only 5 other people in the restaurant. She, not only charged us for our meal, but also for my roommates meal. A $30 meal turned into $70, and from that, a whole lot of problems.\n\nWhen we went back, the sign said they would open at 3. When we went back at 3, the sign said 4. When we returned again, pissed off, the sign said 5. Finally, around 6, they opened and I talked to some shady chick who was the front of house manager who said she couldn't do anything about the extra charges on my card, so then we waited for one of the owners. He then said he couldn't do anything (go figure) and said he'd do his best to take care of it. I finally got tired of waiting for days, and went through my credit card company. \n\nThe food was mediocre at best. Our roommate had the Mint Juliep, which was actually pretty good. Kudos to the bartender and only the bartender. I had the pulled pork, my roomie had the brisket, and my girlfriend had the catfish. We all concluded that the best thing on any of our plates was the fried okra. The brisket would've been better without the bbq sauce on it. And the catfish... Ugh. Greasy and fatty.\n\nIt takes a LOT for me to get upset enough to write a BAD review on anything because, on a whole, I'm pretty easily satisfied and tolerant. Let's be realistic, I'm a server at a restaurant that people either LOVE or HATE and has 3 stars on here! \n\nThis place is shady to say the least. Nobody has a clue what's going on. From what I see on craigslist, there is a lot of financial trouble with this place. Hopefully with all the money they seem to be pocketing from employees, they can hired some smart servers or just give up entirely.
__label__4 I LOVE THE ABC STORE. \n\nI am used to loving the ABC Store in Hawai'i and this one in Vegas on the Strip is no exception!\n\nI love, love, love all the grocery selection. I was able to quickly get a gluten free lunch or breakfast here for cheap. And, oh yeah, stock up on Hawai'i-made stuff, too!\n\nTons of Hello Kitty Vegas souvenirs! If you are looking to get something awesome, DO YOUR SHOPPING HERE. Don't go anywhere else for a few groceries and stuff to bring home.
__label__4 I can't believe it's taken me this long to write a review?!  I absolutely LOVE Gilbert Dogs!  The staff is great, the Facebook videos are AWESOME, and our dog Cayla always comes home happy and exhausted.  Love the fact that we can drop off or pick up at any time of day or night.  Love, love, love this place.  We drive 20+ minutes out of the way to take our dog here, and it's SO worth it!
__label__0 I took my dog there for the first and last time over the christmas break for one day of day care.  I almost didnt want to leave my dog but I was running late for work but when I dropped my dog off I noticed that they were way under staffed and had probably 60 dogs there and only 2 staff members (things looked way out of control).  I met Steve (the owner) and he seemed oblivious or didnt care when I pointed out my concern on the staffing.  \n\nWhen I came to pick up my dog they had about the same amount of dogs and only 1 staff member there.  When my dog got in the car she smelled horrible and was very shy at first.  I had prepaid for a five back so I immediately called and asked for a refund but it took steve days to refund me back my money which showed me that they dont know how to run a business properly.  To say the least gilbert dogs 24/7 seems very under staffed and unsafe and I would never recommend it to other people and they should possibly be checked out for health code violations. \n\nIf you love your dog find another place for day care.
__label__1 Went in today to check out the home visit prices and see what all they had to offer. \n\nWalking into the place you got hit by a wall of odor.  I know having lots of dogs in a small space won't make any room smell like roses, however I would like to think that they clean the place every once in a while.\n\nI then asked about a service listed on the flyer and the website and was told that they don't do that.  Then why list it???  I also didn't like how from the front office you couldn't see into where they kept the dogs, though I could hear them all going crazy.\n\nOn my way out I realized that you could see in through the side from broken blinds.  There were a ton of dogs in a small space with no one in sight.  Also, side note from looking at the pictures on yelp...Yes, they have couches instead of cages but those couches look dangerous since they are so broken. I wouldn't wan my dog sitting on or running near that.\n\nSince I haven't actually used the service I won't give it only one star, but from what I've seen I will not be back or calling for home service thats for sure.  It would have been perfect too, since I live only a mile away.
__label__0 I recently took my dog bear to board here for 15 days and when I picked him up to my surprise he had a chunk of hair missing on his neck and cut and scab wounds all around I asked what happend they said its been like that for a week they had no idea when i asked what happend they had no idea they said he came in like that that was there  that was a lie so the manager never contacted me to check on my dog or to see if i was satisfied with there process so i had to contacted them they said he got bite  oh it was not that bad  ya right he got punctured from the bite so that tells me the other dog had a good grip before anyone came to get him off my dog so if you want people to watch your dog unsupervised with potential of getting bitten and have no customer service to follow up with you to care about well being of your dog dont go there
__label__3 We tried this a a friend's recommendation, one whom had spent years living in China and FINALLY some good New York style Chinese in Vegas! You can really  tell they are buying quality ingredients, which is obvious from the generous lean white meat chicken - not \"typical\" chewy stuff you usually get in Vegas. Vegetables actually cooked until tender rather than rushed in the wok & still raw like other quick serve. This place is worth the 4 mile drive from my house & giving up delivery by the impostors nearby!!!!  Ordered Hot and Sour Soup which was really hot, Chicken Lo Mein and Chicken and Broccoli in brown sauce.  We plan on trying fried rice, Pepper Steak and Kung Pao next time.  Only downfall is getting the staff better trained.
__label__2 My wife and I order from here every now and then when we're in the mood for chinese.  I haven't noticed a difference in quality from here to China-a-go-go, or even New York Chinese in Summerlin. Maybe I'm not as much of a Chinese Food Connoisseur as I thought I was after reading other people's reviews, but it's close to our house and decently priced.  Nice food portions too, so we always have left overs, which I think is a plus.
__label__3 I didn't stay here, but was dropping off my best friend and went with her to check in.\n\nWe arrived at almost 11pm on Thursday night.  This was the week of CES and the Adult Entertainment Convention.  So when we got there, the front desk women said they had overbooked, and that she needed to speak with her manager to see what could be done.\n\nWe waited a couple of minutes, she returned and said that they went ahead and upgraded her.  Her upgraded suite was amazing.  Full kitchen, dining room, jacuzzi tub, washer/dryer, projector, and an amazing view of the strip. \n\nShe and I were both really impressed.  Had they flinched when upgrading her, or made a stink about it... this rating would be one star, but since they did the right thing... Good for them!
__label__1 I was really disappointed by the PH Suites.\nIt's kind of like Ikea furniture -- looks nice from afar, but come close & everything starts to fall apart.. \n\n1) There was not  a single mirror in our room aside from the one in the bathroom - no full length mirror at all!!! Ladies & Gentlemen, this is a problem!\n2) Several of our dishes were dirty with caked up food/lipstick stain\n3) The mini fridge door would have to be lifted in order to shut\n4) The leather couch had white stains from I dont want to know what\n5) The maintenance forgot to stock the coffee\n\nWhen checking out, I mentioned a few of these things to the staff & instead of recieving an apology, I was told that the Suites don't come with mirrors...okay?!\n\nI have stayed at the Trump for the same rate in the SUMMER time (busier) \nand the room was 2x as big, 3x more luxurious, and had courteous staff!
__label__3 We had a reservation for a 2 bedroom suite with check in at 4pm. We arrived around 11am since we left early to beat the Memorial Day weekend traffic. Since we got there early check in was a breeze; we only waited 10 minutes. Not only did we get to check in early, we got a FREE upgrade to PENTHOUSE suite with a view of the strip. AMAZING. It was perfect for the 6 of us. BIG thank you Alex at the front desk! \n\nI really liked the hotel and would stay here again but I am knocking off one star for some small things. \n\n1. The room was a little dirty. I mean it was clean at first glance but little things that only a clean freak like me would notice, like dust and little spots that were missed.\n \n2. The entrance door didn't close all the way unless you really pulled on it. Usually hotel room doors slam shut and automatically lock but after noticing the door was cracked open when we came back from walking the strip we knew we had to really pull on it to get it to close. Good thing our room was all the way at the end of the hall where there wasn't too much traffic. \n\n3. No extra toilet paper rolls or paper towel rolls but room service did bring up extra when we asked for some. \n\n4. There were only 3 super small wastebaskets in the entire suite including one the kitchen. We had to resort to empty beer boxes and paper bags for trash.
__label__2 No real complaints. The room was nice and clean, had all the amenities you could ask for. Not sure if it was just this weekend but it was definitely a young and rowdy crowd. It seemed like everyone was here for a bachelor or bachelorette party and it was crowded even today on Monday. Would definitely stay here again.
__label__4 huge projector!
__label__2 The staff is attentive and helpful. We brought our kids one night to get dinner. Our food was predictably bar food- fried and heavy but not bad. We visited on a week night and they had a musician playing. We literally could not talk at our table. It was so incredibly loud we couldn't even hear each other. I am giving 3 stars only because of service. \nI would give 2 stars for the ambiance and because I wouldn't go here for date night or with my kids for dinner. It would be great just to watch a game or to go with someone you don't want to talk to.
__label__2 Went on a night that they had a live band on the patio.....was a nice atmosphere. Drinks were good but food was just okay. May go back if other places are too busy.
__label__3 If you are in the mood for breakfast then look no further.  This place is very similar to Denny's but 10 times better with a lot more options.  The portions are large so if you are really hungry then this is the place for you.  Both of my kids loved it and if we are back in the area we will definitely eat here.
__label__0 after reading the reviews on yelp, my boyfriend and i decided to give this place a try, especially since we are on a mission to try ramen in every city we visit.\n\nwe were really excited, as when we were in NYC, we had really good ramen. \n\nlistening to the reviews we started off with the gyoza appetizer - which was not as good as everyone says it is. It was pan fried with the thin layer of skin, but there was an aftertaste of soap water. Which I should have known, since the glass of water they served us was disgusting!\n\nWe had ordered the jumbo sumo ramen - beware, it is a very big bowl of noodles, which we did not expect.\n\nThe sumo ramen came with a half boil egg, seaweed, pork belly, and other veggies. The noodles and pork belly was good. Soup was tasteless.\n\nDefinitely would not go back again.
__label__0 Entire rental experience was a complete disaster. Rent somewhere else.
__label__0 The start of our experience with Thrifty was fine.  Got a great deal on-line through a third party.  Showed up to the counter and had to wait a bit but not long.  No hassle about extra fees or anything going through the rental process.  Went out to the garage to pick out a car.  We started loading all of our stuff into a car but then realized we actually thought a car a few spots down the row was more roomy.  So we moved everything to that car.  So we thought.  Here's where the trouble started.  We drove out of the garage with our rental that evening and the next morning we realized that we had left a laptop in the other car!  We immediately started calling all of the numbers for the Thrify desk at Sky Harbor.  NO ONE EVER ANSWERED THE PHONE.  Apparently there's no one at the desk on Sundays.  And the lost and found office isn't open at ALL on the weekends.  Because people don't loose stuff on the weekend????  I don't know.  Meanwhile, we're left wondering if someone has found our laptop or, worse, has driven away with it in their rental car!  We knew exactly which car it was left in, which spot it was parked in, etc.  All we needed was for someone to go out to the garage and see if it was still there but we had to wait.  We go through the process of filling out the on-line lost and found form on-line.  We resume calling on Monday morning, bright and early.  After many hours we finally get ahold of a person in the lost and found office who can only tell us that a) they did not find our laptop and b) the car is no longer in the spot in the garage (so it's probably been rented, with our laptop in it).  We can never get ahold of anyone at the rental desk nor can we reach the manager on duty (it goes to voicemail which is NEVER answered).  We spend many, many, MANY hours on the phone calling all kinds of Thrifty numbers - local, corporate, etc. - but keep getting the same run around about filling out the on-line form.  The problem, of course, is that the car that was rented is not our car and it may not even be returned to the same airport.  The lost and found process assumes that you left an item in the car that YOU rented and returned.  This is not the case.  If this car is returned to a different Thrifty location we will NEVER find this item because apparently there is no way to search through ALL of the lost and found offices on a national level.  Or at least there is no one at Thrify that is interested in doing this for us.  Over the course of 5 days, we NEVER got through to anyone at the counter or to the manage on duty, despite leaving several messages.  That's the bottom line.  NO ONE THERE GAVE A CRAP ABOUT OUR SITUATION.  Not renting from them again.
__label__0 This business is now in the process of going out of business.  This is what happens to businesses in this city who voice objections to their customers who are LGBT or polyamorous.  Bigotry is not welcome in Madison.
__label__4 This was the last place I lived in Phoenix. And by last I mean both \"most recent\" and also \"final.\" I finally made it out and will never live in that sweaty armpit, dead-end town again. However, if you're one of the sun junkies who only needs to see that big ball glowing in the sky to be happy in life, and therefore like calling Phoenix home, I would recommend these apartments. There are two main buildings: townhouses on the west end and apartments on the east. The apartments have underground parking, which helps to not step into nauseating heat in your car, and the townhouses have garages. The complex has a lot of amenities, including courtyards, grills, a pool and jacuzzi, elevators, a gym, a pet run, a community room and a meeting room. I thought the people in the front office were a pleasure to deal with when I needed to discuss something. A huge plus was the noise: my downstairs neighbor had a party one night, which I could only hear because I went out onto my balcony, and my next door neighbor had his TV up loud, which I could only hear in the hall. I was amazed at how well the walls block out sound. It's in a convenient location to Downtown- Phoenix, -Tempe and -Scottsdale, and it's also near Sky Harbor and Loop 202. There's a light rail station that doesn't seem too far away until you actually walk it. Arizona loves that Soviet-style city planning, so if you wish to walk to the station you'll need to trek across great parking lots (i.e. open paved spaces) and a wide road and it will take about 20 minutes. Some downsides: unassigned parking is a bitch and fills up extremely fast, apartments on the southwest corner get way too much sun and will make your electric bill in the hot season (as opposed to Phoenix' only other, and much shorter season: warm) pretty high even if you try to conserve power.
__label__0 I dont think it even deserves 1star rating! I was starving and I ordered from here after arriving home after a business trip and just needed something decent to eat. I ate a few of the fries and the rest ended up in the trash.  I ordered a pizza. chicken dinner and it was disgusting. I feel like I need to post this for the good of the people!!!! DONT order here, regardless of convenience or hunger.
__label__0 I can't stand the owner here after a few short or I mean alot of short comings here I finally complained brought my pizza to them after being delivered and they are a total rip off and all the owner could tell me was\"THIS IS MERICA BABY\" THAT'S WHAT WE DO! This place is total b.s. And they wouldn't remake my pizza after I complained one of my extra toppings I paid for wasn't on the pizza but then again he did pick his hands through my pizza and found one... Lol UN believable then told me to take it back...I told him I wouldn't even feed my dogs his pizza keep it and left
__label__1 I usually like this place for a quick cookie fix, but this last visit really frustrated me. I have a \"don't yelp when angry\" rule so I'm yelping this almost a week later. \n\nMy mom wanted cookies. Came by with a Groupon Now on my phone and was told that we couldn't use it because the cashier didn't know what it was. It took about ten minutes of me explaining that it's a coupon for Teddy's specifically, a lot of arguing, and three phone calls before it was honored. During this time I was also told it couldn't be honored because-\n\n- He's never seen one before.\n- The manager wasn't there.\n- It needed to be printed.\n- I could use it on Thursday when the manager was in (defeats the purpose of a Groupon Now, right?)\n- He couldn't call the manager again because she was busy.\n\nWhile I inevitably got my cookies with my Groupon special, the energy and effort that went into the use was extremely annoying. Groupon isn't exactly a new concept anymore. I tried to be as polite as possible with the cashier (since he clearly wasn't doing it to be a jerk) but I do feel that management should properly alert the staff when they run a Groupon so that the staff in the bakery know what to expect.
__label__0 Would you pay $150 to have one of your buddies tell you about his favorite music and play half of songs that he didn't write on his guitar?  If so, you'll love this show.  However, if you're like me and expect a high energy throw down concert (solo or not) when you pay $150 and travel to VEGAS...you'll be disappointed.  Showing up in jeans, dirty boots, a hoodie and a baseball cap to a show that you made people pay $150 for in my opinion is rude.  Now if this had been a $35 show, I'd be writing a different review, I still would have been let down, but not as much.\n\nThe show starts with Garth coming out and saying hello. He plays 1 verse of one of his songs and then goes into a conversation with the audience about his life telling us about the music that inspired him.  He begins with the 60s and works his way up to the 1990s.  While he tells you about the music of the decades (which we already know) he plays 1 or 2 verses from a few of the songs.  We counted a total of only 5 actual Garth songs that were played; one of them was only played after an audience member requested it at the end of the show.  \n\nWe kept thinking that at any moment the lights would go out, fireworks would fire and then a decked out Garth ready to entertain would come out and blow our minds.  Well it didn't happen.  Instead we got a not even close to a surprise appearance by....wait for it....wait for it....his wife!!!! WOW did you all see that coming?  What effort did that take to book that guest?  \n\nThe good part of the show was the up close and personal vibe that Garth was going for.  He was charming and entertaining with his stories about his dad and growing up.  \n\nIf Garth is reading this, maybe you need to get back in touch with us in low places and respect the fact that you do have a job.  You have the job of entertaining and shame on you for not respecting us.  Shame on you.  \n\nSave your money!!!  If you're going to Vegas go see Cher, the same price for a really amazing show (even if it's not country music).  Or go to Toby Keith's bar and rock out to all your favorite artists for free (plus cost of drinks of course) and party your booty off.  That's what we did and to be honest, it was at Toby's bar that we actually heard Garth's music!  Shame on you Garth!!! \n\nPS: Having to bring IDs for everyone in your group.....time waster and pointless.
__label__0 Would not recommend this place.  The management is arrogant and the food is mediocre.  We have visited them annually for the past few years with a group of 15-20 following the Crazy Legs run in Madison.  Everyone in our group (15) agreed to look for a different venue for next years event.
__label__0 The food here was TERRIBLE. Really, Really bad. We had ceviche. It tasted like ketchup with chunks. I had shrimp, which was very over cooked. My husband had a hamburger which he ordered medium, but was very well done. My friend had chicken lettuce wraps, the chicken was dry and over cooked. The place was empty. I can see how the patio would be nice on a pretty night, but it was too hot to sit outside so we were stuck inside, which is like any other chain restaurant in America. The beer was fine. The service was good. Would NEVER GO BACK.
__label__1 Disappointed in their menu revisions - avoid the curd burger.  The sauce has a bitter aftertaste that is too acidic;  curds were just lumps, not melted or soft.  Pulled pork sandwich overwhelmed with too many onion \"rings\" reminiscent of French's in a can.  It's impossible to eat unless you use a fork and knife.  House salad is disappointing - limp greens, no real flavor.  They've done away with the wedge salad - it's the house or Caesar.  Only so-so.
__label__0 After two years we decided to try this place again.  Huge mistake!!!!  Place was packed so we decided to sit outside.  We were ignored for 20-30 minutes before we got our order put in.  Do you waitress continued to tell us that our order will be right up.  Well at hour and a half later we decided to walk out .  2 hours there waiting and no food along with being ignored ...horrible service ....the manager was shocked when we confronted him.   I had originally put it that this is a great place for the great food and great service but now I take it back, one of the worst places to eat in Madison.  We were also told by the manager that they were gutting our order to fill other orders.  The manager sent us home with free food but we could not even eat it because it was disgusting.  We will not return!!!
__label__2 Three stars for taste and unique style pizza. But for a quick lunch, fogettabout it. Slow......Come on guys, your customer base in the industrial area have to be in and out in 20 minutes to get back to work. Here is a clue....SLICES! And while you are at it, a \"slice and a drink\" lunch special  please. Most pizza joints have this, right? I would enjoy your great pizza more often, if in a reasonably time and price......
__label__1 This USED to be the best Wendy's in town:  fast drive-thru (even when cars were lined up around the building,) CORRECT orders - and exactly HOW you ordered them.  Unfortunately, those days are LONG gone.  \n\nToday I went to drive thru and one car was at the pick-up window and one car was in front of me at the speaker/menu board.  I waited - waited - and waited for him to order so I could pull up and order.  Then I realized what the problem was.  They took his order at the speaker/menu and as he pulled up to window, I pulled up to speaker/menu and was asked to \"Please wait.\"  As car in front pulled away from the pick-up window, I was finally told (via speaker) to proceed with my order.  While I was at the pick-up window, I looked in my rear view mirror to see the car behind me still waiting at the speaker/menu board.  WHAT?????  It was 11:00 AM!!  \n\nNow, on to my order:  Chicken Caesar Wrap was literally thrown together.  When I opened the paper, the wrap was basically just a tortilla with lettuce and chicken on top, barely folded up into a \"wrap.\"   Ordered unsweetened tea, but actually received sweet tea!!  Ordered a small Baja Salad - which was fine.  I did have to request a knife and fork.   My order wasn't messed up too badly this time, but it is irritating to order something and not receive what you ordered.   Many times I have requested no cheese, yet received cheese and ordered extra pickles and not received any pickles.  Arrgh!!!!  FRUSTRATING!!! \n\nOn one occasion, I went inside to place my to-go order and Wendy's had some \"big men\" in suits behind the counter.  One little older woman behind the counter  was trying to give orders (commands) and confusing the young lady making the sandwich.  The  day shift cashier - who has been there for at least 6 years and KNOWS her job well was trying to help explain what the customer had ordered, but this little woman would hardly let her explain anything - just telling her to keep on at the register.  Great!  Now we have 6 people lined up at this counter and none of the orders are coming out correctly.   \n\nWithin the last 2 years, this Wendy's has gone down hill with the service.  Seems that if you make any request (extra pickles, no cheese, etc.) it still comes the way the menu shows; IT DOES NOT MATTER what you request.  It is really sad that this has happened; it USED to be my favorite Wendy's to go to - not anymore.   I only go here because it is close to work.  I've called the 800 number too, but it seems that nothing ever comes of it....the problems at this Wendy's still continue.
__label__1 we had to switch rooms due to half the electricity not working.....bad smoke smells in hallways. Vegas is expensive and this room was dirt cheap. I was worried about the area and security but it ended up being AOK. The beds were good and air conditioner good. We had a dog so really this was not all so bad. The place needs a lot of TLC though......
__label__2 Really great salsa bar, tacos, quesadillas and burros.  This is 'authentic' mexican; not Macayos.  \nA few downsides though, it is really small & not really built for families or large groups; plus, I wouldn't park in the neighboring streets.  I got yelled at by one homeowner saying if they saw my vehicle again they're having it TOWED!.
__label__4 This place is amazing, once again, this place rocks. Today I had the Quezadilla with Argentine beef and chimichurri sauce, fresh avocados, just to die for!!! I would ditch any overprice mexican restaurant for the oportunity to eat here, they kick butt!!\n\nIf you like the gourmet food from Cancun, then you will not be desapointed!!!
__label__4 We came here on December 23rd, after failing to find a local kebab store that was open.  I remembered the amazing mosaic sculpture and told my buddy, let's try the place with the big Dia de los Muertos lady on the front....and we did.  The Mayan taco was ....well...to use the term orgasmic would be both an understatement and a poor use of the word.  I took my parents there 4 days later and had a similar experience. My dream dinner there is to have many friends, many hours, many many tacos, and many beers or margaritas.  I am impressed with the food quality, but haven't had the beans or rice, I figure why?  They have tacos.  Also, impressive salsa bar with a pink radish salsa that I wanted to drink out of the bowl.  Yes, this is a hedonistic review, but I had a hedonistic time.  Go eat here.  They must never go out of business.
__label__1 La Condesa, I give up on you. We try and try to excuse the terrible service, but no more. It's not worth it. It's too slow and inattentive and they just don't give a damn, so I'll take my $33 elsewhere.\n\nThis time we were disappointed by the food, too. We returned our horchata for being too thin and tasteless, and you brought us new ones after we finished eating. You drizzled a pretty crema all over the top of my torta (sorry, lonche). How do I pick it up and eat it? \n\nIn the past we forgave the dirty tables and loudness because your cochinita pibil was pure bliss. But not even that makes up for the service. :(
__label__4 Stunning variety of fresh salsas that cover the spectrum from salsa fresco to a cabbage salsa (the night that we were there) and it is my understanding that the salsas are created daily and vary from day to day.\n\nWhile the salsa selection is incredible, I was encouraged to order an Aztec Tinga Taco. While I enjoy slathering salsa on virtually any Mexican food offering, I found that the Aztec Tinga Taco was so perfectly seasoned that it require no additional seasoning. Perfect.\n\nCan't wait to go back again.
__label__3 I really like La Condesa.  What stands out is the variety of fresh salsas on their salsa bar, and the great variety of tacos to choose from. I've had the shrimp, and a couple of different versions of their steak tacos.  I've also had the mole chicken, which was great as well.\n\nService can be a little sketchy here, mostly because they're often very busy.  But if you're in the area, it's a great place to try.
__label__3 This is a cool little place to try. I think the best thing on the menu are the quesadillas. They are traditional Mexico City style which are not in the flour tortilla as most places serve but are maid out flour ( I think they are from Mexico City because we were brought up eating them this way). They are deep fried which is worth trying just because of how deliciously amazing they are! There salsa bar is unique with lots of choices, but I do wish they had at least one spicy one. I think their service can improve, ( maybe our server was just having a bad day). But overall good place.
__label__3 Salsa bar alone is worth it.  Awesome artwork is worth it.  Best tacos/burritos are the cactus ones.  Not overpriced.  We love this place.
__label__0 This place was extremely disappointing! \n\nAfter having some amazing fish tacos in SD, I wanted to find something here that would hold me over until my next trip. \nAfter reading the reviews for this place, I was sure this was going to be my spot. Oh how wrong I was! \n\nI got the shark and mahi mahi taco special with horchata. My friends got the white fish taco plate with that nasty ass red drink. \n\nEverything tasted so awful. I didn't even finish one of my tacos because I was so disgusted by it. My friends finished theirs but that's just because they were hungry. Afterwards, we all got sick from the food. \n\nYuck, even thinking about it makes me want to vomit.
__label__2 Good local sub shop.
__label__3 Must try the Beef skewers...\n\n...dipped in Peanut sauce. Ridiculously good!\nSalads were good here.\nOther items were just okay - Pad Thai, fried rice.\nDidn't like the drunken noodles.\n\nPrices cheap during lunch special time. Not crowded.
__label__1 I've got to agree that the portions are huge and should be shared by 3 or more people.  If you have a refrigerator in your room for the left overs then go ahead and get one meal for yourself.\n\nWe actually ate there twice because we were staying at the Imperial Palace.  The first night we had the Sage Chicken and Waffles and the #5 burger that was stuffed with bacon and avocado.  The chicken was dry and the hamburger really didn't have much flavor.  I also ordered a beer off of the draft list and was told that they don't carry draft beers at the that location but they all of the restaurants use the same menu.  That seems kinda cheap to me.  I was really looking forward to a Mothership.\n\nThe next night my husband and I shared the Sage chicken Benedict.  This time the chicken wasn't dry and the hollandaise sauce was flavorful but the biscuit underneath was dry and hard.  Our girls got the tractor pancake breakfast and the pancake was HUGE!! One lady that was walking by said \"Look its the Uncle Buck pancake!!!!\"  The girls got a laugh out of it but when I tasted it I thought \"dry again.\"\n\nSo what I would recommend is that if its late and you are staying in the hotel it doesn't hurt to try it once but don't make a special trip just to eat there.  I was very disappointed.
__label__0 I really tried to like this place. I really did. I'm a big Man vs. Food fan, so I was pretty excited the first time I came here.\n\nFirst visit:\n\nI ordered the famous sage chicken and waffles - Chicken was overcooked and dry. The dish didn't really have that much flavor, and the waffle was terrible. Imagine dry teriyaki chicken w/ waffles. Grade : D\n\nThe girl ordered the meat loaf hash - The meat loaf was so bad that we thought it was tofu. The potatoes were burned. It wasn't pleasant. Grade  : F-\n\nI figured the chef was having a bad day so I gave them another chance...\n\nSecond visit :\n\nI ordered HH Original Benedict - Mysterious cheese-flavored gravy over two eggs, bacon, and biscuit. The gravy ruined the dish, it was like movie theater nacho cheese mixed with country gravy. Yuk. Grade : F\n\nThe girl ordered some Tractor man combo with a ginormous blueberry pecan pancake - It really sucked. The pancake was big, but too dense. The blueberries + pecans + pancake didn't really go well together . Grade : F\n\nThe Mom had the Sage Chicken Benedict - \n\nShe didn't really have much to say except \"This is a horrifying experience.\"\n\n'Nuff said.
__label__1 Originally I wanted to give this place 3 stars, but after I thought it over, it's at best 2.5 stars.  But since there is no 1/2 star, based on the experience, I rounded it down to 2. \n\nWe had to wait for a good 15 minutes even though there were empty tables and despite I was told that we would be first on the list since I was a diamond card holder.  Their reason - to give the servers time to catch up.  Huh?\n\nWe were seated at a booth and it took awhile before our server finally came.  We ordered and then we waited, and waited, and waited!!!  Our server apologized twice for the delay of our food and took our drinks off the bill.  Even she didn't understand why the delay and said 'This is ridiculous!'.  \n\nWhen we finally got the food.  Holy Jesus!  They were HUGE!!!  Had I known how much the food was going to be, we could have shared 1 entree!\n\nI had the Sage Friend Chicken Salad with Mango Vinaigrette Dressing - http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/f4x1YBxkLrZg652xt2KR5g?select=RdfzlSuVWa3eLeZnlGumyw.  It was a WHOLE piece of friend chicken breast which didn't have much flavor at all.  I asked for some ranch dressing (all they had was cucumber ranch dressing) to dip the chicken with.  I quite like the Mango Vinaigrette Dressing but there was just so much food.  I kept eating and eating but there was still mounts of food.  I finally gave up and probably only ate 1/5 of the plate!  I think sometimes where the portion is so big, it actually ruins your appetite!\n\nMy fiance had a bacon burger - http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/f4x1YBxkLrZg652xt2KR5g?select=FcGwvwVxr1GdWl653lcnHA.  He said the patties were dry and didn't have much flavor, but fries were good.  \n\nI also ordered a lemonade ice tea that was just bad!  http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/f4x1YBxkLrZg652xt2KR5g?select=IC67vw3HBWwLHf2O0wadcA Stick with regular iced.  \n\nI had a coupon (I know, I know, here I go with the coupon again) for $25, our bill was less than $27 (since the drinks were comp'ed).  I only had to pay less than $2 (exclude tips).  I gave her extra tips since she was nice enough to comp our drinks.\n\nThe only way I'd return is if I can eat free (or almost free like this).  With my own money, I'd rather go somewhere with better food!
__label__4 Hash House is reliable. You can be sure that this place will conquer your hungover ass with the largest plates of food you can imagine. Texas doesn't have anything on the size of the dishes here. \n\nThe food is immaculate, speaking in terms of Andy's sage fried chicken benedict, It will blow your mind. Get that and maybe the pecan french toast and you and your partner are set.\n\nCome here hungry, go for a long walk, take a nap, then start drinking again. Perfect.
__label__1 Hated it. Even after a 45 min wait for a table, we had to wait an hour for the food. This is no joke. And it wasn't just us it happened to this is the norm. Food not so great.  It was equivalent to Dennys. Sorry but that's the truth!!!
__label__4 absolutely nothing to complain about. went to vegas this past weekend and was with 2 friends. one of them mentioned this place so we decided to try it. i had the chorizo hash, it was so tasty, spicey and delicious. i also had a bloody mary that was amazing. one friend got the chicken with waffles which were awesome and beautifully presented. the other friend got the artichoke hash, this was the lightest of the meals, and also tasted great. it is a lot, i mean a lot, of food per plate. i will go back.
__label__0 Its over rated! we had the mushroom hash, pancakes with a side of bacon, hot chocolate and tangerine juice.  \n\nthe hot chocolate tasted like it came from a gas station , the artichoke hearts and sun dried tomatoes in the mushroom hash totally clashed, and the pancakes were so think i needed to follow every bite with some water! the bacon was rubbery, too!\n\nthe tangerine juice was yummy! but i ordered a small and a large came ( score!!) but the damn server still charged me for a large! i mentioned it to him and he didn't budge! \n\nbest save your money
__label__0 Life's too short to eat bad food and this place wasted an hour of my life.  \nI ordered the Chicken Pot Pie.  What was put before me was not a twist on a classic but a total insult to a classic.  A large portion of food was thrown on to a platter sized plate to make you say \"wow\" when you see it.  I did.  Partly because I thought I had received the wrong dish.  \nThen I tried to eat it.  A dinner plate sized \"cracker crust\" that was about 90% inedible.  The crust had the texture of a medium/hard jerky.  I couldn't even cut it with a knife and fork.  Seriously.  \"Cracker Jerky Crust\" might be more accurate.  At the bottom of the pile there was some mash that was just mash.  Slopped on top of that was the \"filling\" that was OK.  Lots of chicken but there better be for the price they charge.\nEvidently no one on the tv shows that I've seen ordered this dish.  I saw a picture of it in the photo section.\nThere are a lot of good meals to be had in Vegas.  Don't waste an hour of your life at this place.
__label__0 My first review ever. \n\nThe short version: Rejected dive hotel buffet scraps recycled at a Hash House A GO GO.\n\nThere were 6 of us in town for my bachelor party weekend. As a fan of San Diego's Hash House I happened to convince my party to check out HH LV at the Imperial House. The service was the absolute worst with the consensus on the food being mediocre (mediocre only because some had nothing to compare Imperial Palace Hash House to). It was so bad that I need to write a review.\n\nHere's how it went:\n\nFist, ever sit for breakfast after a night of hardcore binging only to yell your order to the server? The loud music became very apparent when the waitress felt compelled to ask, \"huh,\" \"what was that,\" \"can you repeat that,\" for just about all six of us at the table. This was a problem for the hung over amongst us. \n\nNext, a friend whom doesn't eat meat asked for a substitution for the ham, sausage and/or bacon options. She politely says to him, \"No, I'm sorry. We don't really substitute here. Usually people will order their food and just not eat the meat.\" The friend of mine follows with, \"soooo, no fruit... nothing?\" \"No,\" she replies, \"sorry.\" \n\nThis was a bummer for a person who's never experienced the real deal Hash House. Sadly, it continues downhill.\n\nWe order our food. I got the Basic Breakfast which included eggs (I asked for over-medium) with bacon, potatoes and a side of biscuits and gravy (layoffa me I was starving!!). A couple people ordered the chicken (dry) and waffles while others had omelets and various other items. Two of us receive partial meals while others had complete orders delivered. At this point in time, the ice water's are dry while our server is MIA (she was overly chatty with the two/three tables she serviced). I received my side of biscuits and gravy and continued to wait for the rest of my food. Two others at the table sat without any food or water. Then the rest of my food comes. Low and behold, the eggs were undercooked (perhaps she would have heard me say over-medium had the music not been so loud?). The clear slime made the eggs inedible. The bacon was tiny, shriveled and cold (SD HH is huge, thick-cut deliciousness). The potatoes were not Hash House rosemary style potatoes. Rather, they were dive-bar buffet status potatoes that sat under a heat lamp for hours and far too hot to eat. Then, I discovered the clear like gelatin chunks in the only thing I thought to be edible, the biscuits & gravy. This was utterly disgusting. Meanwhile, as most of us are more than half-way through our breakfasts, we realize two of us at the table had yet to receive their meals.\n\nFinally, our server breaks away from her story telling at other tables to check on us. I informed of the two missing meals. She runs in to check in the kitchen and comes back with our order slip and asks us what we're missing. She falls back to the kitchen; comes back to apologize, and carries on to her other tables. In the end, we get our meals while I borderline on losing my cookies all over the table. The server only deducted my meal from the bill and we happily leave the joint.\n\nThanks for reading.
__label__2 I was so excited to finally eat here after seeing this place on television. I didn't get to go to the original, I had to SETTLE with the one at Imperial Palace. \n\nI think this place is more novelty than it is \"good eats\". They are doing one heck of a business here, so what do I know. \n\nAfter waiting about 1/2 hour we were seated in a haze of customers and servers. Our server came over pretty quick and I ordered one massive Bloody Mary which was dropped off pretty quick. I think it cost me 20 bucks. The server was very friendly and made some decent suggestions. \n\nMy buddy opted for the chicken and waffles. It looked really good but he said that the waffles were soggy and really took away from the dish. I ordered the dish I saw on Man vs. Food, which was fried chicken, spinach, eggs, cheese, mashed potatoes and a bunch of other things. It was good but it really was just too much for the sake of being too much. \n\nI don't believe there are any Subway heart smart runner icon next to any menu item here.\n\nThe food was OK. I can now say I ate here.  After paying 60 bucks for two breakfasts and one drink,  I realize I could eaten very well for a few bucks more.\n\nIts worth checking out if you take it for what its worth. It reminds me of Tony's in Birch Run Michigan http://www.yelp.com/biz/tonys-i-75-restaurant-birch-run.
__label__1 This place is like food for giants, not unlike many places in Vegas.  The portions are huge and if you finish it, you are not any average person.  The menu was also huge.  My friend and my boyfriend had a hard time deciding, but we had plenty of time because the place was packed.\n\nI would've rated this higher if I didn't have such a bad experience with what I had.  I had one of the house hashes, which I was not familiar with until it was served to me.  Roasted Chicken, garlic, onions, asparagus and rosemary house hash turned out to be that with some crispy potatoes and some fruit and biscuit.  The chicken was amazingly dry and flavorless.  I took the rest home, but I don't know why because I knew I wasn't going to eat it.  I couldn't even salvage it with some seasonings because it was so dry.\n\nMy boyfriend's sage fried chicken eggs benedict was good, but still not enough for me to go back for it.  My friend's quesadilla was like a high pancake folded in half, it was pretty hilarious.  He liked his plate too...so I guess I was the only one.  Next time, if I ever go again, maybe I'll ask the regulars what they enjoy eating.  Still, I'd rather be able to try out the menu and not be afraid it'll either taste great or disgusting.
__label__2 I'll go ahead and start off my review with this: hash house has gigantic portions at reasonable prices ($12-$15 per entree).\n\nThat being said, I think that's where all the \"hype\" is over here at hash house.  My friends and I decided to come here based on all of the great reviews of the place and waited for over an hour on a Friday morning.  I was surprised to see so many people at 10am, but I guess a Friday before a long weekend will do that kinda thing.\n\nFood-wise, I went ahead and took the advice of many of my fellow yelpers, and got the corned beef hash.  Piece of advice for those who don't already know....the hash's are literally gigantic pieces of _____ (whatever meat you may choose) over crispy potatoes/wedges. It is not easily mixable, as the potatoes that are given are also rather large.\n\nThe hash was good in itself, but definitely not what I was expecting.  Another one of my friends got the meatloaf hash which did not look too appetizing because they were just pieces of meatloaf chopped up over those crispy potatoes.\n\nThe pancakes looked ridiculously large but I did not try them.\n\nOverall, it was an interesting experience to try this place, but I felt that there was maybe a little too much hype surrounding this restaurant.\n\nQuick Tips:\n\n1) Expect to wait (just like any other popular place in LV)\n2) Portions are huge so you can easily split one dish among two people.
__label__1 All hype.  Badly executed food.  Coffee is weak.  Food was all cold.  The potatoes were just like the ones they used to deep fry at my grade school cafeteria, were underseasoned and tasted even worse cold.  Hash, which if it's in the place's name you'd think would be good, was big but tasted so boring I almost went back to sleep.  The spongy vanilla waffle was exactly like eating a twinkie without the cream filling.  I hate twinkies and think their only redeeming quality is the cream filling.   Oddly enough, the bacon was just plain old thin sliced bacon...cold.\n\nService was good, noise level was insane, wait wasn't bad at 20 minutes.
__label__2 We came here for breakfast.  We checked in and waited.  And waited and waited.  The lines were very long.  We finally got a seat and were very excited to sit down and enjoy a fabulous breakfast.  \n\nFood was just ok.  We got the fried chicken/mashed potatoes/egg combo (forgot what it was called) and a Chorizo skillet.  The skillet was far better than the other dish and this surprised me.  The order on the eggs was wrong (brought scrambled-- ordered over medium) and we waited almost until the end of our meal for this to be corrected.  We also had bloody marys and they were also just ok. \n\nThis place is fun; presentation of food is unique and I think it is better than most places for breakfast, but I think Vegas is full of overrated places like these.
__label__2 Came in here BC I was taking in a show at Imperial Palace Sunday evening and thought dinner here would be convenient. \n\nWe had only about 45 minutes so I asked the waiter if he could rush our order. I went with the BBQ ribs but he returned within minutes to advise me they just ran out. WTH run out at 6:30 pm?  I then changed my order to the NY steak medium rare and it came with asparagus, carrots and mashed potatoes with melted cheese on top. The mashed potatoes portion was large and tasty but the steak was cooked properly but was tough and had to much grissel. For around $28.00 I thought it was overpriced. \n\nThe waiter was accommodating and friendly but I've visited the San Diego and Sahara LV location and the food here was the most disappointing of the three. We did get to our show in  time which was a plus.
__label__4 Went here on Sunday morning, Dec. 11th about 9am. We had about a five minute wait as it was really slow in Vegas this weekend. Normally I would expect to wait much longer at any restaurant or buffet on a Sunday for breakfast. \n\nWe shared the corn-beef skillet, a side of bisquits and gravy, the pistachio mocha drink and the caramel all over everything drink. Our server/bartender/barista was Kye and she handles everything back there no problem. She was also quick to point out that we should save some bisquit for the home-made peach preserves. Guess they put something different out all the time. The food was great, the corned beef was incredible and we had absolutely no questions asked about sharing a meal. \n\nMy experience was very good and I would definately recommend it AND go back for seconds.
__label__2 Hash is famous for their chicken and waffle. But I decided to ordered the Kokomo instead which is also popular and my boyfriend ordered the chicken and waffle. \n\nI gotta say, I was disappointed. The meatloaf was dry. It wasn't what I was expecting. It was just bad. \n\nOn the other hand, I did try the Chicken and waffle and it was good. It had crispy skin and you can taste the sweet syrup on it. Well I think it's syrup. \n\nSo the bad: The wait time was super long. It was  About 45 min. And another 40 min for the food.\n\nThe good: chicken was okay good and the beer. \n\nOverall, the chicken was good but nothing spectacular.
__label__4 The wait was long. So grab a pager, pull $20, and play 25 cent video poker downstairs while waiting.  The portions were huge...seriously you could feed three people with every entree.  But where's the fun in that?  I ordered the Fried Chicken Benedict and my friend ordered the Chicken and Waffles.  We were both in awe of the genius of having strips of bacon in the waffle batter.  The food was great and definitely worth the wait.  I'll definitely be back on my return visit in Vegas in July.
__label__4 We went here and were almost scared away by the line but it moves really, really quickly.\n\nI got the chicken and waffles and they were pretty good but it's a boneless chicken breast which is never the best choice to fry because it comes out dry, which this one was. The sage was detectable and the bacon waffles were very good.\n\nMy buddy ordered the banana brown sugar pancake and it was GREAT! I would have probably liked my meal better if I hadn't tried his. Although they're known for their chicken and waffle meal the banana pancake is huge (think pizza sized) and decadently delicious.\n\nA great value and a very filling and tasty meal.
__label__2 Not as good as their flagship out on Sahara, but this one's right on the strip, although with the renovation you have to wade thru some dust and scaffolding to get here. The portions were just as monstrously large though, and this time we split 2 dishes among the three of us lightweights, and we left full having not even finished either of them. I'd have picked the chicken and waffles for sure but democracy won out. Here we tried the chorizo skillet and the Tractor Driver Combo. The chorizo skillet was good, although the one tortilla it comes with is inadequate for the amount of filling it comes with. The tractor driver combo we upgraded to a banana pancake which was well worth the extra dollar. Service was excellent. \n\nThe experience at their standalone restaurant on Sahara was better in terms of the atmosphere, the food, and the overall experience, but this was still fine.
__label__3 two days in, this is my favorite thing about vegas.  portion size is an amazing value when sharing (but a waste if you're trying to go it alone w/o \"man vs food\" appetite).  the pancake is the size of a medium size pizza!  not that we ordered one, just an observation of the table next to us where the woman ate a mere 1/8 of the pie, i mean, pancake.  our table split 3 types of hash (salmon, meatloaf and roasted chicken), which were all tasty, but the real star was the fried chicken & waffles.  oh my goodness, that was heaven, even for someone like me who isn't really a fried chicken kinda gal.  but wow, so juicy and tasty!  and lord, the bacon INSIDE the waffle is pure genius!  i can safely say, i'm going back ... maybe every day that i'm here?
__label__2 I'd give it the exact 3.5 stars it has currently for almost no good reason: the waiter service is attentive and satisfactory---the food portions are gargantuan and generous---the interior is comfortable enough and has fun decoration.\nThe only issue is that picking a restaurant in Vegas gets you stuck in a vicinity for a long time unless you cab it. At Hash House, you're stuck at the Imperial Palace.\nFood was good but not memorable.
__label__2 You know when all your friends and their friends' friends have been to a cool joint and you're the only one that's never been? Well such as the case with Hash House A Go Go. My ears were burning for days when my friends were mouthing off about this place....the ginormous portions, the food coma afterwards and how their leftovers would last them for days back home....blah blah blah. \n\nThen they said Adam Richman from Man V Food went there. Say no more. We are going to Hash House A Go Go.\n\nMy friends warned me that service was non-existent at this place. Well luck was on our side because our waiter was pretty attentive during our entire stay. \n\nThe menu was extensive and their breakfast menu in particular was impressive. I never made it past the House Hashes. I was really tempted to try the Sage Fried Chicken (cause it was Adam's favorite). My friend ordered it and honestly it didn't look as appetizing.....as my Corned Beef House Hash (came with crispy potatoes). The verdict for the corned beef order after the initial taste test was just okay. I personally like my corned beef minced (not hand shredded). Then I had a bite of my other friend's Chorizo House Hash. Let me tell you that is the winner. I would probably order that again my next visit. \n\nThe portions were big but the waiter did warn us all the House Hashes were \"normal\" size. The biggest portion I saw was the Sage Fried Chicken. Even that dish I expected to be even more behemouth in size based on what my friends were raving about. Sometimes it's better not to hear the hype and you can make your own conclusions. \n\n*I was really angry that they don't have any restrooms in the restaurant. I had to run downstairs back into the casino.
__label__4 The portion sizes and the food was amazing!!!!  I love this place.
__label__4 The best meal I ate in Vegas.  I shared the Chicken Benedict.  It was soooooo good. Come hungry.  I will go back next time I go to Vegas.
__label__4 The hotel is a complete dump but don't let that fool you.  The food & service is as good as any 5-star place in Vegas.  The portions are huge & yes - it's a little over the top.  But that's what they do.\n\nWord to the wise who are waiting - there's a bar inside the restaurant & we sat right down & skipped the 30 minute wait.\n\nAlso - if you're coming & going via cab...you can get there via Koval Street so you don't have to mess with the traffic on the strip.
__label__2 I ordered a variety of things, bc I wanted to try so much.\n(Remember that the portions here are huge.)\n\nBanana Latte: DON\"T BOTHER ordering this. This did not taste anything like bananas!\nI was so disappointed. I could have saved myself $9.\n\nThe HH original benedict: Thumbs up. Its very tasty.\n\nBacon Waffle: THUMBS DOWN. Its basically 4 pieces of square shaped waffles with two bacon strips baked into it.....I thought this waffle was going to have bits of bacon all over the entire things, cooked into it.:(\n\nMeatloaf: DELICIOUS.\n\nThe one thing I loved about this place is the way they plate everything. The portions are huge ,but the way they plate it is very clean and colorful, not messy at all. Great Job.\nI will definitely be back to try more things.
__label__1 A few years ago we vacationed in San Diego and had amazing chicken and waffles from Hash House A Go Go.  On our trip to Vegas, we kept with tradition and decided to go there for breakfast.  We went the same weekend of a college basketball tournament, so the place was packed.  The turnover seemed pretty fast, and we only had to wait about 10 minutes for a table.  Their breakfast menu is intimidating, they have so many tempting options.  One tip, i remember from the past is that their portions are large.  We had been eating out all week, and i just wanted a simple meal.  I ordered the two egg breakfast with potatoes, bacon, and a biscuit.  The whole meal was bad, the only thing that was edible were the eggs.  The 2 measly strips of bacon had every drop of fat rendered out, it was way too crisp.  The potatoes, i did like the addition of the red onions, but they were bland, they needed seasoning. How do you name your self Hash House, and not serve amazing potatoes?   They have a biscuit or toast option, and i was never asked so i assumed they they would bring me toast, instead a very dense biscuit arrived.  My sister ordered the steel cut oatmeal with fruit, and as beautiful as it looked, it was poorly executed.  The banana was simply halved, and still had the peel on.  The melon was peeled but it was segmented into enormous pieces.  I don't think that when you eat out that you yourself should have to prepare you own meal.  Also, i don't know if this is standard or if someone in the kitchen was attempting art, but they smeared blackberries around the rim of the plate, it was very off putting.\n\nOverall, i was very disappointed at the lack of consistency within the restaurant chain.  I really hope that it was just an off day, because i  like what they stand for for and the dishes they are able to put out.
__label__1 My friends & I have been to the San Diego location & have been raving about Hash House A Go Go ever since.\n\nUnfortunately, the Las Vegas (Quad) location sucked. It was pretty boring. Staff seemed rather blah. You would think that being in Vegas the staff would be more lively. \n\nWhen we got there we sat for almost a good 20 minutes before anyone approached our table. The only saving grace was that our waiter who was an older gentleman was super nice. Other than that..this place is boring & even the food isn't the same. What a shame! San Diego location is MUCH BETTER.
__label__3 Food here was surprisingly better then the Hash House on Sahara. I figured it would be the other way around but the food was actually alot better here.  Service on the other hand was not as good as the one on Sahara so i guess thats the trade off... lol
__label__3 Visited this location on The Strip which is located in The Quad (formally the Imperial Palace) for the very first time.  The big drawback to this location is there is presently a ton of construction going on in front of the hotel and it makes it very difficult to enter the hotel and even find the self parking.  If you plan on visiting this location, allow yourself the extra time to get to where you need to go.  Now, onto the review:\n\nWe arrived at the restaurant at approx. 10 am on Tuesday, November 12, 2013 .  Big thing for them is they won't seat you until your entire party has arrived.  This makes complete sense since the space is limited and they don't want one single diner to hold up a potential table for others while they wait for the rest of their party.  I appreciate this rule and the hostess are very polite when they share this rule.\n\nWe (me and my 3 friends) were taken to a corner booth and given our menus.  Within a minute or two someone approached us and asked us for our beverage order.  I believe she must have been the server assistant (bus person).  A few min later we received our beverages.  The waiter (sorry, forgot his name) approached our table to see if we had questions and find out if anyone of us were new to Hash House.  We mentioned to him that 2 of us were new to Hash House, and he promptly explained the menu and portion sizes of the food.  We took a few min to order because of our conversation at the table with one another, but ordered within 10 min of being sat.  \n\nI ended up ordering the Lumberjack breakfast which came with 2 eggs and your choice of meat or potatoes and 1 large pancake.  You have the option of upgrading or substituting for a speciality pancake for an additional charge.  Because of the holidays, I choose the pumpkin pancake. On a side note, my friends ordered a \"LARGE\" cheeseburger with fries, a second Lumberjack breakfast, and an omelette.  However, just before our food was delivered, the waiter told me that the chef made the mistake of making a pecan pumpkin pancake on my order instead.  He offered to make me a new one or asked if I was ok with that.  I like them both, so I said the pecan pancake was just fine.  The breakfast was delicious, however, adding the pecans to the pancake fills you up fast.  There were a lot of pecans in it.  Granted, this is not a complaint...it's just a lot of food, so come hungry!!  In addition, the coffee was hot and fresh as it should be, and I especially love the pour spout sugar on the table (instead of sugar packets) because, personally, I like a little coffee with my sugar...if you know what I mean!  \n\nOverall, service was great, server was very prompt with our requested items, coffee and water was always kept full, and plates were cleared in a timely manner.  I will definitely be back to this location or another location based on the food quality alone and their delicious coffee!  Also,If you ever have a craving for the perfect drunk food at 3 am after you leave the club, then this is the place to go!\n\nOnly negatives I noticed about the restaurant was the noise level in the room is high and it makes it a little difficult to have a conversation with people at your own table.  The other was the lack of cell signal in the hotel.  I like to post pictures on Instagram and Facebook, but had to do it after I left the hotel.  At one point I even had to leave the table and walk out to Valet just to take an important phone call.  But, that is not the fault of the restaurant...just a really old building!  What can ya do?!
__label__4 Ate here on 12/12. The wife got the CARAMEL ALL OVER MY MOCHA very good and big! I got the SMORES COFFEE drink. Very good. It had marshmallow fluff that was torched and served with graham crackers and lots of chocolate sauce. We shared the MAN VS FOOD favorite SAGE CHICKEN BENEDICT! Very good and plenty of food for 2. Service was great as well.
__label__0 I've probably had more bad meals in Vegas than anywhere else in the world. Let's face it the food quality overall in Vegas sucks.\n\nThis place is just another example of an over hyped, underwhelming Vegas eatery.\n\nI could only eat about 1/4 of my plate (not because of the portion (it was tiny), but because it was disgusting) and I was not alone. I was sitting at the counter and plate after plate of barely touched meals were heading straight to the trash bin.\n\nIf you've got the drunk breakfast munchies, take my advice and head over to the Denny's. You'll save yourself about 50% and will be less disappointed.\n\nSimply disgusting.
__label__4 Food and service was great! Definitely bring your appetite! Highly recommend the Sage fried chicken & waffles... they beat Roscoe's, hands down. As busy as it was, our server was very attentive. Expect to take a to-go box out the door. Will come back for sure!
__label__0 The food was extremely greasy. My portobello mushroom cap sandwich was basically just greasy spinach lettuce with the tiniest mushroom I've ever seen. When I complained to the waiter he said he'd bring me another but never did and then basically avoided us for the rest of the evening. We only saw him again when he brought our check. Will not be returning!
__label__0 Horrible enough said and they have the nerve to sale chicken and waffles. If I was the food police they would be banded from making horrible chicken and waffles
__label__3 We walked like 2 miles to get here because we heard it was the best breakfast to get nearby the strip.  It's not in the nicest hotel/casino on the prettiest part of the strip (I think it's actually on the old strip) but don't let that deter you.\n\nWe got in on a Sunday at about 1:30, and it was PAH-ACKED with people.  They told us the wait would be 45-60 minutes so three of us sat in the waiting room, and the other two went to the bar for coffee.  They came back a minute later and said there was enough room for 5 of us to eat at the bar, which was probably the best seat in the house - great service. Kye and Tiffany at the bar are awesome. \n\nWe had drinks, friendly convo with the bartenders, and our food was delivered quickly. ..and BOY was it HUGE!!  Every plate could have been shared by 2-3 people and the banana pancake (singular) that the guy next to us got was literally *hanging* off the edges of the plate. \n\nI got the Roast Chicken Potato hash: chicken, mushrooms, red peppers and asparagus on top of roasted potatoes. Over medium well egg (?) and large biscuit on the side.  Oh and don't forget the wedge of watermelon!  Those things were also cocktail ornaments. I am not kidding.\n\nThe best thing about any place in Vegas, I sadly only took advantage of here, was the to-go alcohol cups. Wacky... especially coming from GA (aka the Bible Belt).  I felt like I was being really bad, but I liked it. \n\nThe only bad thing?  The whole place was really warm.. maybe because it's on the top floor, and we were sitting at the bar (by the kitchen door.)  Bar is still worth it!
__label__3 Great experience here with the food and service. Our group ordered the chicken and waffles and this pork dish. When they say the portions are huge it's an understatement. The food was tasty and the service was friendly. Really glad I was able to try it.
__label__2 The place has a TON of seating and is open 24 hours which is nice. The quad also offers free self parking, which isn't too far away.\n\nIsn't the nicest place in vegas, but it's a decent home style diner type place. \n\nHuuuuge portions, very hearty food. Expect to leave feeling a little groggy. Prices are reasonable. Open 24 hours which is nice. \n\nChicken and waffles are good: it's not as deep fried as most fried chicken, but is lightly breaded, flavored with sage, and crumbles off when you cut it. Yum. The mashed potatoes with cheese and bacon mixed into it is food too.
__label__0 So, the service was AWESOME except....They didn't offer me a brunch menu, so I had no idea I could have gotten delicious breakfast food this evening. \nThe food, not so awesome. At all. \nI ordered a cobb salad with cucumber ranch dressing. It was huge, but not so flavorful. I kept looking for salty bacon and distinct red onion, and somehow, it was just bland. The tomatoes were good. *shrug*\nThe homemade biscuit was dense and insanely dry. Like, reminding us that we're in the middle of the desert and I'm desperately grasping the glass of water before my dried out throat shuts down on me.\nI wrapped most of the salad up to go (not that death biscuit) because it's HUGE as the menu suggests, and took a slice of cheesecake to go, too. That was also enormous, and freaking flavorless. Well, not completely lacking flavor... It... It tastes like cream cheese brulee. Yeah. Almost burnt cream cheese. Not a hint of vanilla or sugar. Like maybe the cook got distracted and forgot that they didn't put anything but cream cheese and butter in it? I seriously would be better off getting a bagel and spreading this on it. Worst cheesecake I've ever tasted. \nI'm absolutely heart-broken.
__label__3 HHAGG.. you win this one.. but only because of chicken and waffles... short story long:\n\nWalked in and was greeted, took 20 minutes to seat us.. (for 2) and it was packed.. \n\nOrdered 2 bloody Marys (BLT style) and biscuits and gravy, extra Bacon,  and my chicken and waffles. The waiter who took the order asked if we wanted crispy potatoes, we said yes. Asked how we wanted the eggs, we said over easy.. comes back, and says he put in over medium.. So he fixed it to over easy.. then put came the drinks, the bloody Marys were amazing! Best bloody Mary I've had! The food came out and the potatoes were not crispy... they were mashed... we just decided to go with it.. but my chicken. and waffles, AMAZING!!! :) so amazing and so portion friendly that I had enough for dinner and breakfast the next day! :)
__label__4 Everything was AWSOME. I got the famous chicken and waffles with a Bloody Mary. I was so stuffed after half of this giant portion but I just couldn't stop eating and forced myself to keep going. Prices were reasonable compared to most places around. I will return and would recommend to anyone.
__label__4 First place I wanted to go to for breakfast when arriving to Las Vegas was hash house a go go. This was my very first time at this place. I would say that this is one of my top favorite places! They serve big portions that could be enough for two ppl. Their food is delicious!! I love it even more because they give you a side of fruit which all breakfast Places should have. You gotta try it out for yourself, it's so worth it.
__label__2 Visited HHAGG ago go for the first time on 5/5/14. The reviews on Yelp were numerous, and everyone seemed to love this place. Although we didn't go at a typical busy dinner time (I believe it was around 4:30), it was still a 45 minute wait to get in. Claims of the huge portion sizes were not off base. We saw many huge plates filled with food go by as we were sitting there waiting to order. What was obvious early on were the trees growing out of each of the big plates food. These are apparently big sprigs of sage, so if you're not fond of sage, ask them to hold it.\n\nI had the grilled portobello sandwich, substitute the goat cheese for cheddar. Watching all these big plates of food go by, I was anticipating a large portobello grilled mushroom cap with the toppings dripping off of it, but this is not what I got. It was a puny mushroom cap on a typical grocery store 8-pack type burger roll and they put the goat cheese on it anyway and didn't add the cheddar. The Waitress was very nice and offered to bring it back and make a new one, but we had already waited too long and my husband's food was ready to eat. He had a burger that was very good, but to be honest I don't remember what kind it was. My mushroom was dry and I had to add mayo to moisten it up (not something I would typically do), it was ok - nothing I would order again though.
__label__2 Homestyle uuber sized portions! Check out my honey's tower of chicken and waffle! This was the best part of our trip. Was not hungry so I ordered one flap jack. It was huge. Could not finish. Sorry mom. Missing one more star because we had to walk in a maze to get to the spot -- but it was worth it...but then the wait was close to 2 hours! We snuck up on the bar patrons and stalked them until two people finished their lunch. That took about 20 mins, not bad. Also missing the last star because they do Not have a bathroom - whattt??
__label__4 Awesome I will be returning!!
__label__4 Huge portions, great food & its 24 hours!!! I wish there was one these in Los Angeles. Only downside is that its always busy here. Waiting list is long. So make sure you have patience. It will pay off once you have your food. Best believe that.
__label__3 Huge portions , great food and ambiance!!!!
__label__4 This is the best breakfast spot on the strip!  The potions are HUGE. I'm a big eater and my wife and I could share the chicken and waffles. Biscuits and gravy is good too.  We had a large party, but the service great.  We know that large parties can be difficult to please.  Scott ( young red head guy) was EXCELLENT! He even checked on us the next day even though we weren't sitting in his section.  If you come to Vegas you have to eat here!
__label__1 Had the Sage Fried Chicken Benedict and it was very good, but the service was flat out horrible.  40 minutes to get our food and the beer that i ordered when i sat down.  The place wasnt all that busy either.
__label__0 My family and I were there on Tuesday (December 30, 2014) and just wanted to let you know that the food was excellent and Yvette was an amazing server. We were a party of 12 and do understand that it might be difficult to accommodate at times. The hostess (I think her name is Dylan -- long blonde hair) was not the most pleasant. For someone who works the hostess desk, her attitude and demeanor are not the best first impression of your establishment. Sad to say, she was just plain rude. We understand that she can't sit our party right away until everyone got there, but she could have informed us that in a polite manner.  I work in healthcare and deal with people as well. From my experience, one unpleasant interaction impacts an individual's overall perception of that experience. I just want to say that it might be a good idea for Dylan to go through a customer service class to better her interactions with your clients. Thank you so much.
__label__0 I am sorry to say, but I did like Jesse and Urias, but they decided to diss me after requesting service.  They scheduled an appointment today and failed to show up, no call. I tried to call them to reschedule, but they did not return my phone call. Its a shame, because I liked them.
__label__1 Last Friday night was a real mess in Old Town Scottsdale.  Something was in the air.  I felt like every place I went to was in the process of kicking some guy out or had someone handcuffed on the ground out front. \n\nIn our attempt to get away from the drunk fight club members, my friend remembered that Revolver was opening Friday night and we decide to check it out.  First, I love the name.  I'm sorry, but that is a damn great name if you ask me.  Unfortunately, that is pretty much all I loved about it. \n\nThe line was ridiculous.  Fortunately, my friend always seems to have some sort of random connection and he got us in rather quickly.  Inside, the place looked exactly like Six, but with a different color scheme.  I never liked Six, so that was a huge disappointment.  It was also 90 degrees in there.  Everyone was sweaty, including myself. \n\nIt was extremely crowded at the bar and I received zero attention from the bartenders.  I finally decided to just leave because the last thing I wanted was to sip vodka in a sauna with a bunch of other sweaty people.  It was uncomfortable.  A friend mentioned, on our way out, that the air broke.  So, I'm sure the sweat lodge environment wasn't created on purpose.  \n\nIf you liked Six, you will like Revolver.  It is the exact same thing.  Changing out the artwork and a new coat of paint does not a new club make.  I am just so disappointed.  With a name like Revolver, I expected more.\n\nAlso, I saw a guy get thrown out of Revolver as I walked past it later in the night.  This was after I got into my own tiff with my best friend.  I can't stand when drunk people yell and get all dramatic in public (well, I love to watch, but I don't like being involved in it), so we ended up going our separate ways for the rest of the night.  I decided to stay in the next day, on Saturday night, because there was some serious bad juju out that weekend.
__label__3 DJ is playing good music from mix house to hip-hop and to some 80's rock. Their drinks are strong and their bartender brings such joys to the crowd. Some are celebrating their birthdays here or just celebrating their way of being happy. It's never a problem to get drinks. It's the happiest place on earth.
__label__0 This used to be my favorite spot in old town...and then suede closed...and now it can only be described in ONE word: GHETTO!
__label__2 One of the less-bad clubs in the area. It's a little more lounge-like and chill. I suggest visiting with a group and to prearrange seating.
__label__2 We stayed here in May 2009, and we are going back to Montreal this May, but are staying somewhere less expensive with a bigger kitchenette in the same area. \n\nThere were four of us who had booked a room for a music festival we flew to Montreal to see, and we all showed up with our laptops so we can stay in touch back home (cuz what is a vacation without work?) However \"Complimentary High Speed internet\" does not mean high speed wi-fi, so we had to take turns plugging our laptops in or dragging our shit into the lobby, which was the one place where the wi-fi actually worked (even though it was super slow, high-speed my ass!) The \"Fitness Centre\" consisted of a treadmill, a bike and some weights, which looked as though they had all been purchased in the 70's, and since the room had no windows you could open, it got really stuffy, really fast. \n\nI think my favourite part of our week-long stay though was the housekeeping. Now, I don't mean to blame the housekeepers, but since the hotel had given out discounts for all the out-of-town people who were staying there for festival, you would think they would not wake us up at the ungodly hour of 8am, especially since the festival went until 3am, not to mention any afterparties... In any case, we went to the front desk to see about getting a \"do not disturb sign\" and they told us they didn't have any. So we decided to draw a picture of us sleeping and turn it into a home-made sign. Magically, a \"do not disturb\" sign appeared on our door handle the next morning! Hallelujah! We were safe to sleep in for the rest of the trip!  \n\nThe hotel did offer a complimentary breakfast, if you were able to drag your hungover ass down to the lobby before 10am, and honestly free doesn't always = good. Only two of the four of us were able to swallow our liquid dinners long enough to run downstairs, fill up a plate, throw it in the fridge and run back to bed, but most of the time it wasn't really worth it, unless you wanted to try and strike up a conversation with some of the other zombies who were staying for the festival too. I should have just stashed some cereal or granola bars in the hotel room. \n\nI will give the hotel props for storing our luggage on our checkout day since our flight was in the afternoon and not in the morning, I really did appreciate that. I guess the reason I am only giving this three stars is because it was pretty pricey, even split four ways, and as someone who has travelled a lot, I have experienced better.
__label__3 Hands down the best Mexican restaurant I have found in Charlotte.  The food is consistently good, the prices are reasonable and the service is good.  You should give it a try.  you won't be disappointed.
__label__2 bottom line mexican food for white people too scared to go to a taqueria . every entree is 2 dollars more than it should be , but that said the flavors were fine . salsas were nice and smokey .
__label__1 I've been here a couple of times and I still don't get the hype. The food is decent but nothing special compared to any other Tex-Mex restaurants in Charlotte. Their tableside guacamole was good and they did make it very spicy like we asked. And their jalepeno margaritas are delicious. But their actual dishes are just whatever. \n\nOne reason I'm knocking them down to two stars is their service. The first time I went, the girl seemed very irritated that we were in there so late (only an hour and a half before they closed. Geez). The second time, the guy kept acting like any request we made was a joke. \"can we get the tableside guac?\" \"ha...sure. ....oh really?\" i know it was kind of busy but we are very patient and very good tippers so we were serious. Then when I asked for a box for my quesadillas, I also asked for a side of sour cream and salsa. (to which he replied \"to eat here? Hahah ok?\" \"no....for home\" what a weird question) The box came out about 15 minutes later and was just thrown down as he was walking to the next table. I then had to ask for the sides again. We had already paid and everything and after another 15 minutes of nothing, we just left.\n\nI want to give them one more chance as far as service goes bc it's the only neighborhood Mexican restaurant and I want to experience what everyone else has experienced. But I'm serious...one more chance..
__label__1 THE GREAT:\n \nThe slaw was great! Sweet, probably had some mango and pineapple in it. If you do visit, do yourself a favor and get some slaw. Yes even if you don't like slaw. It's that good.\n\nThe salsa was really good with juicy canned tomatoes, fresh onions, lime juice, and cilantro. \n\nThe chimi was good, maybe overloaded on beans and rice. But what made it good was the sour cream, lettuce, pico, and guacamole. \n\n\nTHE NOT SO GOOD:\n\nFish tacos were so-so and the menu said it came with the excellent slaw, but I had to ask the manager for it when he walked around and asked if everything was ok.\n\nI didn't like the black beans at all because they had some meat, maybe pork in them. Wish they would specify that stuff on the menu.\n\nThe secret to good margaritas is fresh lime juice, simple syrup, and tequila. They don't know the secret. It was only sour mix and tequila.\n\n\n\nTHE DOWNRIGHT TERRIBLE:\n\nSlow poor service. Thankfully the guy in the blue dress shirt, likely the manager made a round on us, and after waiting at the end of the meal, I walked to him and gave him my credit card and asked if he could ring us up. Our waitress was slow to take our order and then disappeared. I saw the hostess cross hatch a 5 by her name as she seated us. Apparently 5 tables was just too much for her. \n\n\nSUMMARY:\n\nThey did offer and few unusual drinks and dishes. There is some potential here, but It's not even in the same galaxy as Cantina 1511, for example. \n\nPerhaps I will revise the star rating after my next visit. I at least know what to avoid next time.
__label__3 Even if you're not in the area but want some really good Mexican, you gotta come here. The staff (everyone) was very nice. Very clean inside and outside. Plenty of options for seating, even outside. I had the shrimp tacos and side of sweet plantains. Awesome. I also had the ultimate margarita. Supposedly it had 3 different kinds of tequila, but I didn't even catch a buzz. I complain only because of the price! I mean the drink was really good, especially since I'm not a fan of margarita pre-mix (this was homemade). All in all, this has been the better Mexican I've had so far.
__label__3 Aria is typically not the type of establishment I would frequent. It seems like the type of place that people who think they are sophisticated go to feel like they are sophisticated. As I'm fond of saying when I see tables VIP reserved at the booty clubs here in Charlotte, \"This is not New York City.\"\n\nDespite the Gattaca style ambiance that this troglodyte normally doesn't associate with Italian joints, the food was awesome. It does happen every so often that my ingrained, arbitrary, judgmental prejudices are incorrect.\n\nThis was a restaurant week visit and Aria gets automatic kudos for offering practically the full menu instead of paring the choices down to three or four almost popular options.\n\nI did play it traditional with my meal, sticking to classic staples. The fried calamari was fresh, light and crispy, not greasy or oily at all, with plenty of tentacles, which are the best part. For my main entree, I had the linguine and clams like some kind of mafioso. Fresh clams in the shell and plenty of them served on a bed of al dente linguine and understated white wine clam sauce. The portion size thankfully is not overwhelming nor skimpy. All finished off with an amazing cheesecake, perhaps one of the best deserts I've ever had and I'm not a huge fan of cheesecake. Aria could be worth an end of the evening stop simply for desert. And I really don't believe in desert; it takes up too much stomach space that I need for meal gorging.\n\nThis three course dinner was not heavy at all like a lot of Italian food, sitting in your gut some sort of fart bomb ready to go off.\n\nI did not get a drink, but the table next me ordered some refreshing looking cocktails. I'm comfortable enough with myself to drink pink. The wine selection is extensive. It's supposed to be, it's an Italian restaurant.\n\nIf I had a special lady, I'd take her here. Yeah, it's that nice.
__label__2 Good meal, but the entrees, including the stuffed roasted rabbit loin I got, were barely lukewarm on arrival. Way too loud -- on a Monday at 8:00 -- to hold a conversation. Out of the wine we ordered. Solid service. Nice presentation.
__label__0 Initially we really liked Aira, but this is definitely not the case now. My husband and I visited Aria towards the end of May for my birthday dinner. I made the reservation two weeks in advance to make sure they had availability. Upon arriving hostess #1  whispered to hostess #2 that she wanted to seat us upstairs at the small table. Hostess #2 was initially hesitant but then said \"fine by me\". At first I thought perhaps, it would be a more quiet and romantic table. I was wrong, it was not just a small table, it was tiny. My husband's legs were crunched because we were sitting at right angles to each other instead of across from each other. Sitting across was not possible. The table location was facing the upstairs exit sign and right near the kitchen exit where all the servers come out with the food. We only stayed at the table because our server was so nice and we did not want her to miss out on a good tip. There was plenty of other seating available but the hostess seated us at the worst table in the restaurant. This definitely should not be given to people with a reservation or better yet, it should be removed. To give them some credit, the food was good and our server was top notch.  As we were leaving hostess #1 ducked her head and was laughing uncontrollably. Unbelievable!  Aria, you are only as good as your worst employee. You lost a repeat customer because you hired a ridiculous hostess. Good luck! Charlotte's population is growing, more restaurants are opening, people have options.
__label__3 This is a nice discovery on the North Phoenix landscape.  They have a good variety of mediterranean options.  I think everything should be about one dollar cheaper since it's just over the counter service.   However, they use real plates and silverware, which is a definite plus.\n\nThe food is very good.  I eat here all the time during the work day and I'm never disappointed.  I get the soups a lot, which are always good.  The hummus is really good, too.  I'm a fan of the chicken shawarma and shish kabob as well.  The adjoining market is a nice addition and can make the trip more worthwhile.  \n\nI've been very happy with the veggie platters.  I think vegetarians will find plenty of options either with the platters or by building up sides.\n\nI'll continue to frequent this place because I work close by and this is far more interesting than most of the food in the area.  They never let me down.
__label__1 We've been there twice. Both times I've walked away unimpressed. The carnitas in the burritos are tasty, so is the chicken that comes in the burritos. However the overall experience is unremarkable. There's a salsa bar with several different types of bland salsa. The service, while really polite and warm is very slow. They have good servers there, just not enough of them. I kept noticing both times how my server was working just about every table I could see. \nAs for the cost, dinner for 2 plus tip, was about $30. I can get the same amount of food with meat every bit as tasty at Chipotle for $14. Considering the premium paid over that at Juan Jamie's, especially adding in slow service I don't think it's worth it.
__label__1 Had the three taco lunch special.\n\nService was friendly and prompt.\n\nOffered chips and salsa and the salsa that comes with the dish, albeit very mild, is good.  Tried an assortment of other salsas from the salsa bar.  The \"taco sauce\" was somewhat bland, the salsa verde was very good (and spicy) but the other salsas I tried were lacking punch.\n\nOrdered one carne asada, one chicken and one carnitas.\n\nAll three tacos didn't quite have enough onions or cilantro for my tastes but the bartender brought some extra when I asked.\n\nCarne Asada really needed more marinade as it was bland.\n\nChicken was good, but certainly benefitted from the salsa verde and a couple shakes of salt.\n\nCarnitas, a little over greasy, but flavor was good.\n\nThere's not a huge beer selection, which is a positive, but had he standards and a good selection of mexican beers.\n\nHopefully they can get the spice levels set correctly and I would be more than happy to give it another shot.
__label__1 The food was just eh. I only ordered a bean and cheese burrito, but it was just satisfactory.\n\nThe service was the worst part about this place. Our server, for some reason, was extremely rude to us the entire time we were there. She rolled her eyes at us a few times, and was very quick to respond (and at times didn't respond at all). The only time she said something halfway friendly was just before we were about to write in our tips. Go figure.\n\nWe won't be returning.
__label__0 The worst dining experience I have had in years.  If I were not with 5 friends, though they were agonizing over the service, I think I would have gone nuts.  The pri fixe dinner portions were tiny, then they refused to serve dessert, and would not give us any break in the price.  Service was almost non existent, extremely slow.  You won't find me ever going back.
__label__2 Jersey Mike's didn't make me weak in the knees but it is clean, efficient and friendly.  The menu is a little difficult to read for a first timer, so the zig zag lane where you order your food made me feel a little rushed. I went at lunch time and it was packed.\nThe mini sub is what should really be called a regular.  The regular is quite large and the other size is enough for three people.\nThe club had plenty of meat on it.\nIt was difficult to tell the difference between the white and wheat sub rolls, but they were not bad.\nThe most interesting thing was the cups the drinks come in.  There are several different cups with the stories of various Jersey Mike's that have done fund raising for feel good causes. I want to believe this is true because we all like to think we are patronizing do-gooder companies.\nIt may just be branding, I haven't had a chance to really check it out yet.\nI would go back, but I want to try something spicier next time.
__label__4 Just visited America's again tonight for my third visit.  I'd say it's time for a review:\n\nI love this place.  This corner spot has run through so many restaurants and finally they have one that is going to stick!  I've always gone on Thursday nights so I can't say what it's like on other nights or days of the week.  I've run into friends each time I've ventured in for my hour-long stay.  I've also chatted up perfect strangers - frankly, that's not so unusual for me though so I won't go on.  Suffice it to say it's a friendly neighborhood joint.  Tonight's special was Burro de pastor.  A marinated and grilled pork with guacamole, pineapple, cilantro and other tasty bits.  My 3 year old, 5 year old and 45 year old husband loved them.  We also had the Vampiro which was delicious too.  A corn tortilla with the pastor pork, guacamole & caramelized onions mmmmm.  Kids also order the fail-safe quesadilla.  It's good - how bad can cheese in a flour tortilla be?  Thing is, I don't want to order quesadillas for my kids.  The last time I was there we had the carne asada--my husband and I both love it, the kids didn't love it.  The pastor is ideal for them though, a little sweet and a lot of savory.\n\nThe staff are all very friendly and helpful.\n\nEnjoy it
__label__3 I am a fan of Culvers, but this location is not as awesome as the ones in Minneapolis and Wisconsin.  However, good service nonetheless, excellent burgers and mmm Culvers frozen custard.  It just can't be beat.
__label__3 My first experience with Culver's was visiting the in-laws in Wisconsin. It was love ever since! Usually drove to the one in Mesa, but now I have one close to home! \n\nBacon double cheeseburger with a side of fried cheese curds is AWESOME! The food is good here. The people are even \"midwestern\" nice and very helpful when you need to navigate the sometimes complex menu. Place is always clean and the icing on the cake is that they have sports on usually on one of the handful of large HD tvs. \n\nThe frozen Custard is a family favorite! 5 Stars for the Custard!
__label__0 Was that a burger? I was so turned off by the charred greasy whatever that was on my bun,I couldn't take a Second bite or even make myself eat the fries or order any custard. So based on the one bite I could stomach less than 1star.
__label__2 This place was clean and the service was top notch! It is a cross between a Dairy Queen and a Carl's Jr. If you are hungry - get your hamburger with 2 patties - they are kinda slim. The fries were great and they have a ton of frozen custard desserts.
__label__2 The burgers are FANTASTIC. The staff could be a bit more pleasant, but the food is so yummy that I'm willing to overlook their indifference. :)
__label__2 Find it greasy, but my boys love it.
__label__1 Oh yeah I will smash it!  Not!\n\nOkay.. I like burgers.. Well food in general.   But I appreciate good juicy, greasy, fat melting burger.  That's what burger is all about!! FAT!! MEAT!! So I figure this place will satisfy my  taste buds and my belly!\n\n  Well,..... I was wrong..  =  /\n\nMaybe I was expecting little too much or perhaps person who was cooking that day was mad at the world and decided to take out his anger on the burger by smashing it!!   Because my burger looked like someone got confused between cooking the juicy burger and beef jerky.    I mean, it was so dry, it reminded me of my friend's 4th of July BBQ party!  Really? Do I must experience that all over again?\n\nI am sure I was one of the hundreds who got the bad burger of the day.. If they had a section of the wall saying, \"Hall of shame burger\" and I would be on it.. Oh boy was it terrible!\n\nBut during my second visit.  Burger wasn't too bad, but still didn't satisfied my taste bud.   All I tasted was.. average burger at average burger shop with average price for average service..  Maybe I am not your average guy? Then again, In-n-Out always hit the spot for me...\n\nMaybe my taste buds are confused..  :  /\n\nAnyway!!!\nDon't let name \"smash burger\" fool you thinking that's one smashing burger.. Just expect the average and nothing more!
__label__4 This was a great burger experience. I had he bbq bacon burger and smash fries. I called in the order and ate most of the fries on my 10 minute ride home because I was afraid that thy would be nasty cold. I was wrong! My fiance had the sweet potato fries. They were still yummy once we got them home. I have driven by this place many times and will be back soon!
__label__4 I just completed a trade in for a new watch. I couldn't have asked for better service or better value. if you're looking for a new watch, this is the place.
__label__2 I took my friend here for a nice evening out for her birthday.  I have been here before but only for dessert.  The first course was a Caesar salad which was great. But then again how can you really mess up a salad.  However, the Parmesan encrusted pine nuts added a little character. \n\nThe second course consisted of cheese dip and which I thought I had a little more beer and garlic than I liked.  But the meats, especially the summer sausage, made up for that inconvenience. \n\nThe third course was a little underwhelming for me.  There were a multiple options to choose from on the platter including filet minon, teriyaki beef, chicken, shrimp and ravioli.  My favorite was by far the teriyaki beef.  It was very good with the various dipping sauces.  The wort part of this was having to cook the meat.  There are small pieces that each you need to cook and it gets annoying fishing for the meat.\n\nLastly, we had our dessert which consisted of brownies, strawberries, cheesecake, bananas and rice crispy treats to be dipped in our chocolate snickers fondue.  Every part this was delicious.\n\nThis is a great place to visit at least once for the full experience with all the courses.  However, i will only go back for dessert. Great service but 3 stars because of the price and having to cook the food yourself.
__label__4 I go here every year for my birthday. It's amazing! I first tried fondue in Switzerland and this place is better! Bring your appetite and save room for the chocolate fondue portion. Pricey, but worth it!
__label__4 The bomb- awesome- just like the Beverly Hills place.\nNot only is the food amazing- but they actually used alcohol\nin there drinks  (unlike many places in Vegas)\nWe went on a Thursday night- and the eye candy of \"available\"\nwomen waiting for clients was mind boggling.  \nAll the senses my senses were tickled at dinner.
__label__3 Wow!  If you like steaks, you have to try the bone in filet with a glass Cabernet Sauvignon.  We started with a shrimp appetizer, the shrimp was Jumbo huge almost the size of a lobster. Followed next was my 12 oz. bone in filet cooked medium rare which was perfect and tender. I am not a big fan of lamb, however my friend offered me a piece of her rack of lamb which I thought was the best tasting rack I had. The seasoning used helped camouflage the gamy taste. We shared sides, garlic mashed potatoes, saut\u00e9 mushrooms, snow peas and cream spinach. All tasted good. For the finale, the signature award winning warm butter cake ala mode.  Ooooooo Ahhhhhhh...  Enough said.
__label__4 Yummie!  This place was great. There was 9 of us for dinner for a friend's birthday, our table was ready and waiting for us when we arrived, they allowed us to decorate the table, the service was awesome, their menu includes steak & seafood so everyone could order whatever they wanted.  The restaurant was very busy I must say and every table had cocktails on it, both are good signs for me.\n\nThey have tons of steaks to choose from, lamb, vanilla fried lobster, scallops, and tons of fish. My only confusion came from how the fish was actually prepared b/c there wasn't really on the menu explaining how you can get your fish cooked. After asking the waitress, she explained the 5 fish preparations.\n\nHere's what we ate:\n1) Sashimi tower -white fish, Tuna, lobster rolls all very good [see pix]\n2) Heirloom tomatoes and burrata salad-very tasty and tons to share\n3) Escargot-my favorite very very good [see pix]\n4) Creamed Corn-typically not a fan but I did enjoy this very much\n5) Brussels Sprouts-eh they are good for you\n6) Mac n blue cheese-yes for sure\n7) Halibut Oreganata - almost $50, but was a huge piece of fish, definitely could share this\n8) the fried lobster was another one of my favorites\n9) tuna tostadas again very good [see pix]\n\nI wanted to try the crab cake but didn't have any room left. We had more leftovers in bags then arms to carry them on.\n\nOther notable notes: waiters were exceptional with their service of our table, my glass of Veuve was never empty and the waiter was calling me by name the whole time :).\nOur bill was over a grand after everything was said and done. So it's on the pricer side.
__label__3 4 stars: Yay! I'm a fan.\n\nWhen I called to make reservations a few weeks in advance, I had asked to be seated inside the \"tree house\" and they were able to accomodate this request. \n\nMastro's is a steakhouse chain that is better than most. If your school of thought is that Ruth's Chris is the pinnacle of chain steak in America, then you will be pleasantly surprised to have broadened your horizons.  \n\nWhat I like about Mastro's is that the dining experience is very consistent regardless of the location you choose to frequent.\n\nThis particular Mastro's is inside a shopping mall. A very nice shopping mall, but still a shopping mall. It's slightly off-putting, but does not affect the food or the service. If you wish to eat at a \"proper\" steakhouse, with burnished leather, dark wood furnishings, and Laguioles then perhaps Mastro's is not the spot for you.\n\nIf you're not too snobbish about your surroundings, I think this is a solid steakhouse in Vegas that doesn't require you to traipse through a casino to get to it.\n\nThe food is consistent with any other Mastro's so I won't dwell too much on it. \n\nStick with what you know. \n\nThe lobster mash, the crab and truffle gnocchi, biggest ribeye you can split with someone, or porterhouse if they insist on a tenderloin or filet.  \n\nThe butter cake is worth every last calorie, so please be sure to save room for it at the conclusion of your meal.
__label__4 I don't want to repeat what everyone else has said. It really is a fantastic meal. Especially if you're out celebrating something special or romantic. The artistic treehouse canopy is lovely to sit under. The service is phenomenal and thoughtful (when I said I was already getting full after my appetizer, the waiter offered to make my scallops entree an appetizer portion). The gorgonzola mac n cheese is out of this world. The brussel sprouts are excellent. The scallops amazing. The oysters rockefeller were the best I've ever tasted. The Chilean Sea bass also was the best I've ever tasted (my bf had that... I tasted it). Then the warm butter cake... Cuh-ray-zee!!! So unbelievably good. My eyes went all googly and I nearly floated away. And the portions are generous so unless you're like us and were just curious to try many different things, don't order too much. It will be enough.
__label__3 I will keep this short and simple. \nService - awesome. Everyone, and I mean everyone, is so nice and attentive! \nDining area- we requested to be seated in the wooden weavy basket area. Love the layout. This is a nice place if you wanted to do a business dinner! (We were just a party of two though)\nAppetizer- Dungeness crab cocktail. Okay. I am spoiled by Seattle's seafood so I have high expectations. Yes. The crab is good. Cold and refreshing. However for $25 dollars I rather have tried something else as I can get much more up north. However it was good. \nSteak- bone in filet was their signature so that's the one we chose. I think they cooked it exactly the way we wanted. Medium rare. It was tender and it was good, but not melt in your mouth fantastic. It was overshadowed by (dun dun dun) the fish!!! \nSeafood- Chilean sea bass. I got it the \"arreganato\" way. I probably butchered the word too. Holy crap this was amazing. It melted in your mouth and left you wondering where the heck it went so you just kept going back for more. \nSides: thanks to the yelper who gave the advice to get half the amt of gnocchi. Omg this is soooo good. The truffle oil just perfected it. Best gnocchi ever!!\nLobster mashed potatoes was a huge portion (had to take it to go!) I am not really a mashed potato or lobster fan but my bf is and he really liked it so definitely try one of these sides. \nDidnt have room for dessert but we really wanted to try the butter cake. Lame. Next time! \nOverall a good experience but expect to cough up some serious $$$. Try the fish!!!
__label__4 Fianc\u00e9 and I been here a couple of times and we absolutely loved it. staff is friendly and professional. I don't like to dress up so everytime I go to fancy places I get stereotyped service if you will. Not this place, both times I was treated nice. We had the seafood tower, ribeye, lamb chops, and buttercake. for the place they're striving to be I must say all expectations were met. Service, ambiance and food was top notch. \n\nIf I had to say something negative...maybe the restrooms being upstairs. Lol after all the food I ate I don't wanna be going on stairs but they do have a elevator.
__label__4 If I could give this place a million stars, I would. This is by far my favorite restaurant of all time. You must try the Gorgonzola Mac n cheese, creamed corn and of course, the Butter Cake. I would eat here every day if I could!! It always our go to spot for holidays, birthdays and anniversaries! YUMMY! A must try!!
__label__3 In the mall at Aria lies a bird house made of wood that serves great steak. We came here with a reservation made on Open Table for a pre-show dinner for a birthday. It's pricey but the steaks are worth it. I read the sides are massive, they were decent. Enough for 2 people in my opinion. I had the bone-in filet and it was delicious. My partner had a grilled fish and it was fresh and tasty. The sauteed spinach was full of garlicky goodness and the asparagus was cooked to perfection. The big bread basket had lots of choices and the chocolate cake was great. The service was impeccable and our waiter was very knowledgable. The only downfall is the location. It's so odd to be at a high-end restaurant in a mall, even if it is a very high-end mall.
__label__4 So as we walk into this place I was very skeptical to think that they would produce good food because on the outside all you see if the tree house and you kind of don't understand how to get in here but then we walked in and it finally made sense.we were celebrating our cousins birthday so there was four of us.\n\nSo let's start with appetizers we had the crab cakes which here they were your typical crab cakes nothing special but still tasted petty good.\n\nBone marrow!! I'm telling you it's the business here! They were served with mini toasted bagettes buttered on the grill and the little salad they had on the side was an awesome pairing.I would definitely order it again yummy!\n\nSo the waiter recommended that we try the 33oz wagyu tomahawk ribeye and I'm glad we ordered this steak. And for 88 bucks I expected another mediocre steak but boy was I wrong. I asked the waiter when the steak came out if I needed any sauces for this steak and I was thrown off on how he immediately said no trust me eat it as is.. the most awesome steak I've had in my life so far..I was so satisfied from first bite to finish and now look to have this steak on a regular.my wife also agreed and sister and cousin felt that was a phenomenal steak! Thank you so much for the experience\n\nOur cousin and sister had the rack of lamb and for me I'm not too much of a lamb guy but they insisted that I try it and I was amazed because normally when I eat lamb it's too gamy for me but this was an awesome prepared lamb chop so thank you for that because it totally changed my perspective on lamb.\n\nAs for the sides that we enjoyed with our meal we had lobster mashed potatoes and asparagus and cream corn.they went with our meal and I will say my favorite thing was the cream corn and the recommended lobster mash felt like it was just your simple mash potatoes and gravy with lobster on top..still it was delicious\n\nSince we were celebrating a birthday or waiter gave us the also recommended butter cake on the house which was very nice and I think the dessert is not as good as they say. but we all enjoyed it overall the steak is what I will come back for it was such a great meal.
__label__2 Excellent food.  Terrible service.  Reservations were made 6 months in advance to sit in the \"tree house\" section.    It was a 25th anniversary celebration for my friends.  Reservations were confirmed that day by the hotel concierge.  We get to the restaurant and they tell us that they don't make reservations for specific areas of the restaurant.  That was their impression, that they are liars.  We sat down to eat and we enjoyed our appetizers and main courses.  They served our coffee but nobody ever offered us dessert.  Our waitress was nowhere to be found for 20 minutes.  We grabbed a different server and asked for our check.  He came back 10 minutes later with the manager, saying that they had a special dessert prepared for the anniversary.  I questioned why they didn't say anything as we had been waiting a while.  They said that they had a problem in the kitchen.  That still didn't answer my question, but the dessert then came out.  It was a sampling of a few of their desserts and certainly nothing special.  While the food was good, it certainly was not good enough to put up with terrible service.
__label__3 The thing that really stands out about Momoyama was the service. I enjoy the fact that I can go into the restaurant after a few weeks and the waitress knows what I want to drink.  Great service goes a long way for me.\n\nThe food is pretty good. It is All You Can Eat. I will go here again and again.
__label__1 Went on a weekday afternoon to pick up a missed parcel delivery. The line was nearly out the door at 3:30 PM and despite about seven windows, only two employees were present and assisting customers. Wait was nearly half an hour.\nThe associate who eventually helped me was polite and friendly, and relatively quick, which was nice. Added on a sheet of stamps before I left, because I sure as heck don't want to stand in that line again.\nA little ticked off to find out that I apparently could have just approached the counter to pick up my parcel and been helped immediately- what good does that info do me AFTER I've waited?
__label__4 Had the stairs cleaned in my condo today by Rob. FANTASTIC JOB!  Rob was professional, friendly and very hard working.  \n\nWhile I have \"self-cleaned\" my condo stairs before, the job that Rob did was far better than I could ever have done.  Efficient, friendly, cost-effective are only a few words I can say!\n\nThank YOU, ROB!!!  I will recommend you highly!
__label__1 Went here for lunch this week. All of Lake Las Vegas is pretty much deserted, so there weren't very many lunch choices to begin with. The food was par. The cobb salad was your run of the mill. The wine was decent, but a stingy pour. The waiter was friendly, maybe a little too much if you catch my drift. Overall an average experience. The food is a little pricey and the service seemed to be a little slow considering the lack of a crowd. I probably would not go back.
__label__4 A new benchmark has been set for pubs in Las Vegas. \n\nIn my initial review, I praised the amazing service and exceptionally friendly atmosphere of this hidden little gem on the western edge of town, but I also mentioned that the food was nothing to get excited about.\n\nWell that has all changed with Sagos new menu. I have two words - GREAT JOB!\n\nMoving the menu closer to the restaurants Baja theme, management has introduced a completely new menu filled with some great selections like fish and shrimp tacos, homemade pizza, a delicious chicken avocado sandwich, a new twist on the BLT with a tomato jelly that rocks and much more.\n\nIf you go, and you will, you have to try the Ceviche - cradled in what looked like a sea-shell shaped crisp flour tortilla, the taste is fabulous and the serving size to price ratio will fill you up but still make you want to order another.\n\nWay to go Sagos, you guys have hit all the marks now - great food, great service, great atmosphere. I'll be there - soon.
__label__4 Last visit:\nSat 8 Dec 2012 9P\n\nThe food is better than you think it would be. \n\nOriginally, we discovered Sagos thanks to Groupon.  This was sometime in the summer of last year, and the reason why I chose to get vouchers for it was because of the reviews from patrons exclaiming that it was among the best bar food (and even surpassed with its menu what one would consider bar food). Hopefully my review can serve as the same for others. \n\nThe reason for the last visit was that after leaving a school production of 'Cheaper by the Dozen', there was a lack of places to get a bite to eat in this part of town. Really glad I remembered Sago since it was just a few minutes south on the Beltway from Faith Luthern. \n\nI have never eaten in the actual dining area and last night would be no different. There was some birthday party being celebrated so we sat in the bar area. UFC on Fox 5 (Henderson/Diaz) was being shown on some of the televisions, among the other spectator sports on a Saturday night, so there was plenty of activity at the bar. \n\nWe were not noticed (it's to be expected with all the activity) so I walked up to an overly personable bartender  and asked for a food menu. She sent over a nice waitress and everything went better after that. \n\nI try something different every time we go to Sagos. It took last night to get to the signature 'Sagos Burger' on the menu after having tried several dinner salads and fajitas during previous visits. Best burger I have had at a bar anywhere. \n\nFor those looking for late night food in this part of town, or a quick bite to eat for lunch, I highly recommend Sagos. They accept restaurant.com certificates as well. Don't think they have desserts so just drive a minute south to Yelp favourite Sweet Addictions in the Apache plaza for dessert. - E
__label__1 Not great, but not terrible either. We'd heard good things from a friend, and went in pretty optimistic. The restaurant itself is typical sports bar- lots of tvs, full bar, etc.\n\nBut, after receiving our menus we were disappointed to discover the first 2 things we tried to order were not available. They stopped serving curly fries (but hadn't updated their menu), and were somehow out of the appetizer we wanted. Blah! The wings my husband ordered were ok, but unremarkable. I got their gyro sandwich for something different, and it was pretty good.\n\nOverall I left the place with mixed feelings. I may go back and give them another shot, but I'm not in any hurry to eat there again.
__label__1 First impressions last.  I came to check out this place for the first time today at lunch.  I came in, no smiles, no greetings, just a glum face from this young-looking hostess.  I grabbed a menu, looked at it and still nothing from the hostess wearing a Panthers jersey.  I finally came up to her and ordered takeout.  Bottom line, I deal with people all the time and I'm a big believer of good customer service.  This place has none.  And that's on the manager.  I give it two stars for the decent food and, for the waitress checking on my takeout to make sure everything is there.  There is a pattern of bad reviews.  The manager needs to get it together.  I am not coming back anytime soon.
__label__2 This is the closest subway to my work. Its clean and convenient.  Eat Fresh!
__label__0 Today, I had the distinct dis-pleasure of paying $9.55 for a 12\" Tuna, on Wheat, with a drink. I like tuna. And I like drinks. But I don't like paying $10 for a fast food sandwich. I've sorta been looking for a better place to grab lunch while I am at flight school, and this may be just the real legitimate reason I have been looking for. \n\nThen.... In my irritation, I try to find a price list for the sandwiches, and the pages are removed from the site. I stumbled upon the nutritional info for the sandwiches, and discovered that while none of the sandwiches are particularly \"healthy\", the Tuna sandwich is right up there in the mix for the worst. How do you screw up a tuna fish sandwich and make it unhealthy? Tuna, mayo, cheese, and bread. That's it...  Drown it in mayo. That would be my answer.
__label__1 OK we all know about the merchandise. Looks expensive, is expensive and everyone likes it.... \nMy problem was with the customer service this time. I have to admit, I have gone to this shop before and it was just fine, but this one time, no. There was a sign at the door which said 40% off one men's item, not specification on anything else. (for father's day) So I went and picked up a shirt and proceeded to pay. I waited and then when it was my turn walked up. Then I was told that the item I picked is not included in the promo being it is new. I then said that I didn't want it. The cashier then said something, not sure if to the person next to her or to her headset, and then said they will honor it. During the whole transaction the person made no eye contact, when she talked I didn't know if it was to me or to the headset. No greeting, no thank you nothing. I was the one who said thank. It looked like they were doing ME a favor by selling me the shirt!!!\nTSA agents are more friendly and courteous.
__label__1 I've stopped by here every day this week and I get the same thing, a soda and a sandwich.  Monday it was $2.35, Tuesday $2.81, Wednesday $3.02.  I didn't come back on Thursday, at this rate of inflation I couldn't afford it.
__label__4 I really had a good hair cut here.  I even got my hair textured, I think that is what she said she was doing, but anyways it works.  People said they like my haircut so I guess that fancy texturing is cool for guys also.  Next thing you know I will be getting my eyebrows done.  Seriously ask for: Last name Allison, she did a great job and was really paying attention to cutting my hair.  She took her time and wanted it perfect.  Glad she took the extra time, I get compliments on it :)
__label__1 Food is decent especially for price.  The issue was cleanliness and service.  Chairs were messy and after I cleaned off the seat I didn't notice the back was covered in syrup. Now my back is covered...  The table was sticky and one of place settings was in a glass.  Glasses had soap residue as well.  I think we saw our waitress 2 times once for orders and then food a ticket.  I have been to some other GE's that were better, I won't return to this one.
__label__0 So I previously did a review on the tramonto good egg, and I must say im super bummed I dont feel like I can brag about this location anymore. I loved coming here with my two little ones for the upbeat environment. I dont know if the management has change or what, I do see a few new faces . The food is still good but good with a not so good vibe is just another buisness to me that wants my money and I can put my money where its really wanted and earned. After all this is a customer service industry and a customer should feel that way. Hope things change so il want to come back. :/
__label__0 Really great advertising, too bad you don't return your phone calls. Paid for 3 trips to rid us of ticks and fleas, you claim a 30day guarantee AFTER 3 paid trips, then don't return or answer calls (I guess your caller ID kicked in). \nTHats' ok, we used Bulwark who stand behind their guarantee on trip 1. FINALLY, we are getting relief from the bugs. AT $68 bucks a pop, you couldn't even get rid of the ants roaming around here.. \nYour how they say? \"get what you pay for\"
__label__3 Very good food! Nice staff! Would come back!
__label__0 I could not be more dissatisfied with this dealership. Back in November I had my first run in with the worst BMW rep I've ever met. Matthew Konecek is the absolute worst. WORST. Aside from being argumentative and defensive once called out on mistakes, he isn't attentive or helpful in the least bit. My car notified me regarding my coolant levels, so I take the car in expecting a quick turnaround time, and I was mistaken. I had to call and email multiple times to request an ETA for completion. I received an apology because if I wanted my car to be washed I wouldn't be able to pick it up until the next day. Needless to say, I declined. Next morning comes, and much to my surprise ... Coolant light has the same message displaying on the screen. I pop the hood myself to see that not only was no coolant ever put in my car, but that the cap to the reservoir was never put back on! I call and ask what the issue is and received the \"come back in and we will check it out.\" I've learned this is code for we don't know what's wrong. Between the time I looked under the hood and returning the car I received a coolant, brake, AND battery notification. I only used the location because of location and certainly do not recommend it. Avoid using this location if at all possible. Matthew is horrible. Garrett is helpful but seeing that I now have a second experience seeming much like the first, helpfulness and niceties can only get a business so far. At some point quality of work needs to play a role. According to Matt, and I quote \"I can assure you that if we made this mistake often, we would certainly go out of business shortly.\" One could only HOPE!!\n\nToday's experience was due to a recall part that affected the lighting on my car. Every time I brake or turn on my right signal, I receive a lighting malfunction warning. I call early Saturday morning hoping to get in quickly and back out to avoid any traffic tickets and was told the earlier would be Monday at 7am. To avoid rushing, I oblige. Losing an hour of sleep versus paying a tickets seems to be a no brainer. I drop my car off for service at 7am. I arrive, and who runs out the door? Matt, who insisted on helping since the woman who set the appointment didn't provide me with a service reps name. Yay. I tell him the issue, get a loaner and head to work. Around 12:30 I email him to see if he has any idea when I can pick up my vehicle and if there were any other service items that could be handled based on information from the key. He responds with about 30 min, because the the car is being washed. No reference to my other question. Great. Expected. I show up 40 min later, get my vehicle and drive to the exit. As I turn on my right blinker, all of the same notifications come on again. :-| I turn around, park outside the office, turn on the blinker to see that nothing had been fixed. Wonderful. Matt asks what the problem is, then takes the car back. Apparently the recall piece was put in backwards. Those are his words. Not mine. He assures me that everything has been taken care of. I leave again to head all the way back to work. As I'm leaving work, notification regarding brake light appears. Wonderful. Long story short, I go back to the dealership, no managers are available, and I'll be reaching out tomorrow to see what happens. As of right now, I don't think I need to say much more. If I could give no stars, I would.
__label__0 This was the single worst car purchase experience of my life.  Some time ago I purchased a new 3 series from Chapman BMW.  When I received the warranty wallet card in the mail I noticed the \"in service\" date was wrong, and was dated 6 months prior to my purchase.  I called BMW to correct what I thought was a simple clerical problem, and was informed that my dealer had \"punched\" the car as in-service 6 months before I purchased it and that the warranty period would run from that date.  As a result of that action I didn't receive the well advertised full duration warranty and included maintenance...I received 6 months less.  Every page of the purchase documents were marked as a new car purchase, not a \"Demo\" and not a \"Used\" car.  The salesman even went to great lengths to tout the warranty and maintenance during the test drive.\n\nAfter endless letters to the dealer and escalating this to BMW of America there was no satisfactory resolution.  BMW North America refused to stand up for the full warranty period and simply shoved me back to the dealer.  After much back and forth, Chapman sent me a letter promising they would honor the remaining 6 months warranty and maintenance.  When I asked what would happen if I moved out of state, they simply repeated that they would cover the warranty for 6 months, but could not extend that to other dealers.\n\nAfter some research on the internet I learned that some less ethical dealers (like Chapman) \"punch\" cars to record them as in service (even though they have never been sold) so that they can collect dealer rebates from BMW.\n\nAltogether a horrific buying experience.  I have since bought 2 additional BMW vehicles (an X5 and Z4), but from BMW North Scottsdale, where the sales process is honest and straightforward.
__label__4 We were actually referred to Valley King by an apartment place that we had gone to that we were not quite a great fit at, and told to ask for Scott.  We were in the office for about a half hour filling out forms, etc., before he sent us out to look at three places.  We never made it past the first place he sent us...it was a perfect fit.\n\nThe biggest thing that helped them help us was that we were entirely upfront about ALL of the issues we were facing.  Scott was friendly and personable and found a quick location for us.  We appreciated his services and will be using him again.
__label__0 If you are looking for a gym that is more concerned about their reputation then your kid - well sign up!   I had a boy and a girl on their team.  My daughter's confidence was destroyed and it took almost 6 months to rebuild her self-esteem (new coaches have worked hard to turn her around).  My son got burnt out with the intensity of the mens coach (he's 10).  Luckily, both kids are in good spots now.  Don't go here.  There are many other gyms in the valley and yes, the facilities are beautiful but not worth the toll on your kids' psyche.
__label__4 Money management doesn't come naturally to most people, so I trust my finances with Silverhawk Financial!
__label__2 A clerk once agreed with me that Walmart corporate might have forgotten this store exists.\n\nMaybe it's left over from one of the corporation's many, many re-sizing experiments, as this is sort of a Walmart Junior. There is no sewing section, and the craft section is one half-aisle of \"kids crafts.\" Every other section also seems smaller than usual. If you're thinking about a fatty, salty snack to ease your shopping experience, get it outside the store, as there's no snack bar.\n\nI'm going as high as three stars because the store is clean and quiet every time I go, and the clerks seem less beaten-down than at larger Walmarts. At 7:30 on a weekday morning, it's a fabulous place to go if your need to meditate in solitude overlaps with your need to buy cat litter or other household basics.
__label__2 Watson Road is one of the last stops on the West side of Buckeye while heading towards California so I knew I should stop for a bite to eat (or wait over an hour til the next town). \n\nI saw the signs for a Cracker Barrel and my memories of a good 'ol hot country breakfast sounded real good. When I got inside and realized how packed the place was, I decided to order the food to go. \n\nSo, based purely on what I could eat while driving, I had to say no to the biscuits and gravy I so love or their fluffy pancakes. I narrowed it down to handheld food; sandwiches. Almost went with their catfish or grilled chicken, but ended up with the meatloaf sandwich (hoping for a lil bit of comfort with each bite). \n\nThe sourdough bread (which had some sort of glaze) was really good, but it wasn't toasted so the meatloaf started to make the bread soggy. And their meatloaf wasn't thick and generous like I've had at BJ's or other restaurants. And because it wasn't made too firm, it kept falling out of the sandwich and onto my shirt (lucky, no car accidents). \n\nThe store had neat stuff (bought a cow mug that had utters) to browse while waiting for my meal and the servers (thanks Jenifer) were great. But if you want to eat and enjoy their food, don't get it to go. My biggest mistake.
__label__2 I think I ordered the wrong item at this place.  They are known for homecooking, and now I regret ordering a cheeseburger (I'm a creature of habit) but the meat had a very very strange flavor.  My BF ordered a corned beef sandwich and that was very good.\nThe store has cool and different items, definitely worth a trip on your way out of Phoenix.
__label__0 We have been going to this Cracker Barrel for a year and a half, since we moved here and it progressively gets worse. The last four times the biscuits were so hard they could be used as hockey pucks. The kitchen help and the waitresses have to know that the biscuits are no longer fresh and need to be thrown away. The gravy was the consistancy of mached potatoes and the hasbrown casserole was dried out  beyond salvation. If the management doesn't open there eyes this place will soon be a ghost town. I will wait several weeks and see if they read this and make the necessary changes, if not, my money spends elsewhere.
__label__2 I am not a huge fan of CB.....The food is mediocre and usually a bit more than the quality dictates.  It is usually a bit greasy for my tastes also.  However, rarely do you walk away from the table hungry.  That is if you can deal with the mediocrity of the food.  There have been times when we have sat by the window and there were live, and dead, flies everywhere on the inside of the window and we had to as to be moved. That seems to be in the warmer weather.  Where I live in Buckeye there are not many options to sit and have breakfast other than CB or Denny's and well....Denny's is truly nasty.....but that is another review.  \n\nThe service this morning when my wife and I went her for breakfast was outstanding. The waitress was quite friendly and just chatty enough to be good.  The pecan pancakes we ordered were excellent, and the waitress even took my biscuit and gravy order and just charged for a side of gravy and gave me a couple of biscuits free.  Really the experience today was quite enjoyable.  The worst part of it was paying the bill.  The lady behind the counter was not friendly.  Was pretty rude actually.  Was really short with not just us but the people in front of us and the people behind us.  \n\nUsually the service has been really good at this location.  The food usually sub par.  It's pretty clean minus the flies in the summer time.  It is not a place I would frequent much at all, but to grab a breakfast every now and then it will suffice.
__label__3 There is the old school Denny's that have been there forever and then there is the new Denny's. This is a new one. Very clean and modern. Always full. Always friendly and fast service.
__label__0 I will not be using this company again.  After confirming with the person who answers the phone and schedules the appointments, Jan, that my fee would include the same services as last year's weed control, the service man, Alex, did not complete my lawn application properly.  Because I have health needs, I cannot do the follow up spray with the hose a few days after the application.  In the past, the service has always included the watering as well with no issues.  Apparently the spray wasn't completed at all.  This resulted in more weeds.  I called as soon as I noticed new weeds popping up and Jan assured me that the service man would be by that day to spray again.  I waited and did not hear anything so I called again the next day.  Jan told me there had been an emergency (bees) and he would actually be by the following day instead to spray.  At that point, I assumed it had been done.\n\nOne week later, I notice more weeds and called Jan again.  She told me that Alex had been there and sprayed and she would call him again and follow up.  She called me back shortly after to tell me that she had misinformed me-  he had come by but there were not enough weeds to spray and it was my fault that I had not sprayed the water after the initial service.  She then proceeded to attempt to sell me pest control services and charge me a re-application fee ($40) to come out and spray.  When I told her I could not do the spray myself, she was sarcastic and rude and wanted to know why.  I should not have to disclose my medical information to a pest control company.  I confirmed on the phone before I scheduled the application to avoid that conversation.  I told Jan I would not be paying and asked to speak to her manager.  She said she would have him call me back.  \n\nAn hour later, I received a call from Alex who said because of the miscommunication he would take care of coming and doing a follow-up spray at no cost.  However, he was unable to come for a few more days and the weeds wouldn't die for 7-10 days.  \n\nIt is now a week later and my yard is littered with weeds.  I have also now received a complaint from my HOA.  I will now have to hire an additional service-NOT Apco to fix what they should have addressed from the beginning.
__label__0 I had my brand new 2014 Mazda 6  car tinted here and I must say that the tint job was not \"amazing.\" Lots of bubbling, messed up my plastics on one side and the attention to  detail was horrible. The owner is a very nice guy but that does not excuse him from the bad job.He did try to correct some of the problems like when he burned the plastic on one side of my window panels but I still had to come back with other issues that needed fixing. Its just not worth it.  Also the HID that I had installed by him had multiple issues just like the tint. Shell out the cash because you do get what you pay for.
__label__0 Where or where to begin, I've been living at villas for about 4 months now. Upon moving in my air conditioner did not work, the stove wouldn't turn on, a light bulb was out in the bathroom and I still can get the light switches to work in the bedroom and living room. In my opinion this should have all been taken care of before a new tenant moves in. If you love noise and can sleep through anything sure go ahead move in, but if not beware. The walls are paper thin, and I swear if I didn't know better if think the windows were open 24hrs. You hear everything!!! Oh and im sure you'll just love the sound of a leaf blower at 6am!!! Being on the bottom floor is the worst my upstairs neighbors must be having the Olympics going on with all the banging I hear. There is also a major bug infestation, the complex charges a monthly pest control fee which Is just a waist. I've had 2 scorpions in my kitchen, a mouse that ran across my patio while I was outside, a couple roaches out by my front door, pincher bugs consistently in my bathroom and kitchen oh and last but not least the crickets!!!! They are Everywhere!!!!! Once it gets dark those little puppies are out and about, God forbid you get to enjoy a nice evening on your patio, even a walk to the mailbox or trash they are jumping on you,  so be prepared to make a run for it and get inside fast! To have the pest control spray in your apartment you must submit a request, I've requested this 3 times, still waiting for them to come. After I called and complained about all the insects I was told \"well this is just there habitat\" uh no, I'm sorry but my apartment is not there nesting ground. I previously lived across the street at Vista Suereno and never had any problems with bugs or noise and that's right next to a huge feild so I have no clue what management is trying to pull. I highly suggest looking at different places I'm the area and avoid this complex at all cost!
__label__0 I'm not normally a person that goes to clubs but wanted to do something different & fun for my birthday. The experience I had last night is a prime reason why I've never been one to patronize the club scene, particularly in Scottsdale. First to be offered a \"FREE Bottle/Table\" for my *BIRTHDAY* but then required to \"TIP\" someone for service they have not provided yet I find totally misleading. This does not make it free. Second to have someone request to hold on to my ID & debit card to secure this \"free\" bottle & table is another ploy to try & coax someone into having an open tab. Third when brought to the attention of the \"manager\" Bradley, to be lied to about the resolution they have offered adds insult to injury, not to mention the service that we finally did receive was horrible. The waitress was inattentive, took glasses away from the table that were being used & left glasses on the table that clearly were not. I am contacting the Roxy directly to let them know I'm totally dissatisfied with the service & the whole experience & plan to dispute any charges they have placed on my card because if there were supposedly a value placed the horrible service we received it would not be more than $5, not even actual cost of the cheap Stanford Governor's Cuv\u00e9e Brut Champagne that was served, which was worth only $8.00 a bottle. Even at a 100% mark-up for the \"free\" bottle wasn't worth $50. The crowd that the club attracts is not one that I feel comfortable being a part of & the \"music\" I don't listen to. I will be 38 years old on Tuesday & have a completely different definition of partying & how to have a good time.  Needless to say I did not enjoy this & unlikely to attend any other events.
__label__4 I have to say that I was very impressed with Garcia's Windows & More!  After my lawnmower sent a rock through one side of our four foot sliding-glass patio doorpanic set in.  I called several companies for quick replacement to no avail.  I read the reviews for Garcia's and noticed many reviewers stated he provided quick and friendly service, I had to give them a call.\n\nMark answered his phone at 7:45AM said the magic words that he had the glass in stock and could be at our house by 3:00PM on a busy Saturday no less, I didn't hesitate to complete the sale.\n\nAs promised Mark and his helper arrived right on schedule and went to work right away.  They meticulously removed the broken pieces of glass, carefully vacuumed the pieces up, and had the door re-installed in no time!\n\nThe service was friendly, quick, and the price was very fair.  Thank you doesn't say enough.\n\nHIGHLY RECOMMENDED!
__label__0 I thought this would be a safe bet based on reviews I read here on yelp, but I was wrong. I sent in a request for a quote, which came very quickly though it was by text message. I didn't really mind getting a text, but it did seem unprofessional to me. I scheduled an appointment two days from that time, and didn't get any kind of confirmation. I sent a text about an hour before the appointment asking if they would still be coming and got no response. No show, no call, and no respect. Choose someone more professional.
__label__0 After my previous bad reviews I vowed to only come to this Sonic during Happy Hour for half price drinks. Turns out they can't do that right, either! Came with hubby and daughter who both ordered those drinks with the Nerds in them. We went through the drive-thru...get halfway home and ask my hubby if I can try his, so I do and I say \"well the cherry part is good but I didn't get any Nerds\"...he says \"yeah I didn't taste any either\" so we open it up and there are NO NERDS. Open up our daughter's and...NO NERDS there either! Not worth driving back just to get Nerds...just highly disappointing, although not surprising.
__label__4 This is by far my favorite place to get my nails done! I usually see Cindy.. She is the best. Any of them are great though! They are very friendly and even know me by name. Always clean as well. I've read people complaining about how long they wait or how busy it is.. But isn't that a good sign? And honestly they are good enough for me to wait for. They can't control how many people walk in their door. They want to be able to take care of everyone! \n\nHighly recommend!
__label__3 I personally appreciated and loved the medical staff at  Gateway when my 11 year old sister had to utilize the E.R. a couple weeks ago. They were detailed oriented, and very attentive to her needs and ensured she was comfortable and well taken care of while being tended to.\n\nThe rooms were very nice, and the E.R. wasn't a mess like many of my previous experiences to other hospitals E.R.'s.\n\nWhile we were there we made a visit to the Cafe. I've gotta say their food wasn't too bad. The pizza was great and they had a Starbucks to feed my caffeine fix. Take note tho, the vending machines are more expensive than the cafe, so take the few extra steps over there and grab your beverage.
__label__2 Holy cow. Talk about needing to increase staffing. So I walk in and there's two people in the waiting room, this should go quick right ? Well I get told there is an hour wait. Well I'm already here, might as well wait. Hour goes by and were through both people in front of me and I continue just to sit there. They don't do appointments. So this is really the only choice. I would go elsewhere in the future. Extra star is because it is a nice area that is kept clean. The staff did acknowledge the longer wait time and apologized, which means a lot to me.
__label__2 Waited over an hour. When I walked in the lady said it would be a few minutes. I asked how many and she repeated \"a few.\" After 30 minutes I was considering leaving when they called me back. I ended up stuck waiting another 30 minutes with my feet sitting in cold water. A lady next to me told me she waited almost 90 minutes and she actually asked them to skip the massage and lotion and just put polish on her toes so she could finally leave. Pedicure was average, nothing worth going back for.
__label__0 First, let me say that the customer service at the Sedona location is very good. The technician more than competent. She gets five stars.\n\nMy problem is with billing and the website. As we made payments, we never got a statement reflecting the payments even though my husband asked for corrected invoices. Also wrote two letters... No response. The invoice/Ascension were only on the site once and then disappeared. The results never showed up when we logged on. \n\nNow we are told it's going to collection and we'll have to make payment arrangements with the agency. But they don't know who the agency is or what their procedures are. Interesting because we've called three times and each time been told it's going to collection \"tomorrow\".
__label__0 Worst customer service reps I have ever dealt with. They're rude on the phone and on site. About to terminate my membership with them.
__label__1 Been going here for 4 years.... no more.  First reason is that they are all about $$$.  They have a video playing in the office that states you can't ask the doctor a medical question that isn't related to your current appointment.... really? They charge full \"doctor\" appointment fees for something a PA can do.  Doctor showed up to check my lungs.... THAT\"S IT!!! There was absolutely no reason for the doctor to be there.  I just need an immunization!  Also,  they don't return calls.  No matter how many times I tell them the pharmacy I use, they send my scripts to another one.  Plus, they really don't go over the \"bad\" aspects of certain procedures.  The PA suggested a procedure for me.  I went home, researched it, asked other doctors about it and decided against the procedure.  When I went back in the actual  Doctor asked me why I didn't follow through with it.  Once I told her my concerns she was like \"yea, I wouldn't recommend that procedure either\".  Not to mention the wait times.  They may get you back fast, but you'll just sit and wait for the doctor.  Hopefully they'll turn this office back around.  Until then, I won't be going here any longer.
__label__0 I'm only giving this review 1 Star because the system won't post without a star. Where do I begin?.. I switched to Homelife Protection home warranty last Sept 2012 since my other Warranty co price was going to increase sharply and previous service call experiences were unsatisfactory. Today I called Homelife to get service ASAP due to Water heater not working since Saturday. I even submitted a claim online. Never recieved an email reply showing recieved and being handled ASAP. Called Monday morning and was advised they would have someone call me shortly and explained it may cost me an additional $850.00 for replacement of water heater if has to be replaced. Now in the details of what is covered it states they cover up to $500. for water heaters. I had already priced water heaters at 2 different places and found them priced from aprox $218.00 and up.  The warranty co had advised the installation and additional parts needed are not included and i would also still need to pay the $45.00 service call. I advised I had read that they can opt to pay us the $ instead for the replacement. Now this is where it gets interesting. The warranty advisor checked our acct and stated there had been NO Payments since Oct 2012.  I advised that's impossible since I was set up on Auto draft since acct set up last Sept 2012. I looked at my checking acct on line all the way back to Oct and found yes indeed that was last payment they drafted. How I hadn't noticed ..not sure. I asked why they had stopped drafting my acct and they claimed there was a \"general error code\" and it effected not just me. I asked why didn't they contact me via phone and or email. They claimed they did try to call me. But somehow they had wrong phone # when I asked them to verify # they had been calling. I asked why they didn't email me then? They claimed \"we don't do that\" then why do they keep my email on file in the 1st place? Hmmmmm. But they  were prompt to state they could take 2 months payment over the phone right then to resolve the issue. I told them NO Thanks! You've already shown your Incompetence as a Company and I will No Longer be doing business with them! \nNeedless to say I got a Brand New Water heater for just $259.00 today from an appliance store and my husband installed it per instructions. So the moral of the story is:\nA Home Warranty is Worthless and will cost you more $$ in 99% of the cases!..Especially one like HomeLife.
__label__4 I may be biased since this is where I work but I feel that there is a lack of positive reviews.  My daughter received services here and I was extremely impressed.  My daughter had surgery when she was 3 and we got some of the best care ever.  This is why I wanted to work there.  They came in to give her some morphine and even though she was 3 they listened to her concerns that the morphine made her head feel funny and that she didn't want it.  They called the doctor at midnight and got a new order for pain control.  That impressed me.  She currently goes to the pediatric clinic there and they take everything she says into consideration.  This is the only place I would ever take her.  I have had experiences with other family members and their kids at other pediatric facilities and this is where I always recommend anyone take their children.
__label__4 Great staff! This time I'm in the ER with my daughter and the wait was... Well there wasn't really one! They do their job they're quick and caring and really know how to deal with children. I recommend this hospital to anyone with children!
__label__0 So, I finally decided to try out a clinic to help me lose weight.  I did my research and decided on Medshape.  Called and scheduled a 9am appointment...first one of the day.  I get there and sign in -even though there is no one at the desk- and have a seat in their cramped waiting room.  5, 10, 15 minutes later someone pops there head in and asks if I am here.  Ummm...I did sign in.  She says she will be right back with paperwork. Five minutes later she says to come with me and closes me in a freezing office to fill out paperwork.  I finish it in 2 minutes and open the door as directed.  And I wait, and wait, and wait.  I'd finally had enough and get up to ask someone what the heck is going on.  But guess what...no staff in sight.  I walk to the front, and again there is nobody at the reception desk.  So I walk out...at 10am.  So, I was there for an hour and saw nobody.  I haven't even received a call asking what happened or giving an excuse as to why they kept me waiting for an hour.  I guess they don't need business if this is how they treat new potential clients.
__label__1 Had an issue returning an item I got for Christmas. The same one was sitting on the shelf and they wouldnt give me in store credit because the tag was missing. Um....... it was a Christmas gift...... people tend to take the price tags off. \n\nThey're only getting two stars because VS Customer Service (called them) fixed my issue. Big applause for Corporate Customer Relations on the issue.
__label__1 Customer service is lacking. Spent over $200.00, asked for a gift card car holder (though I did not buy one). Was told that they were only for gift cards. Commented that  you just rang me up for $200.00 worth of stuff, can I please get one. Was told they were only for gift cards. Asked if I buy a gift card for $1.00 can I have one, said yes. What the hell. It doesn't cost her/company anything. Felt like my business was not appreciated.
__label__0 Pizza quality never disappoints.  However, servers need to tie their hair back... same memory of the location by Mill Avenue.  Basic hygiene, please!
__label__1 Pros - inexpensive, large portions, the cheese puffs or crab ragoon as we call them at home were awesome!! If I go back, that's the only thing I'll order.  These rice was not edible....\n\nCons - food was so/so; just average.  It was quick and easy.
__label__3 I'm not sure what the other reviewer is talking about. If you don't want to spend $9 for 'Asian' food next door from Genghis grill and you're near the movie theatre come here. This is actually a relaxing break from Panda Express. I cringe every time I think of Panda Express.\n\nThis is a review about Yum Yum, don't get me wrong, but let me tell you why you should come here instead of Panda. Practically everything at Panda is dipped in some cornstarch concoction and fried. That leaves for a large volume of your meat being starch. This place is awesome, because they don't do that crap. The mongolian beef is all beef and plenty of vegetables. The mandarin chicken is less fatty than Panda, at Panda the chicken is fairly fatty. Anyways, I like this place a lot for the reasons I've already listed. The taste doesn't overwhelm you like it does at Panda. Yeah, Panda is good the first three times you try it, after that its rather bland and maybe even gross. \n\nService here was excellent. Came in, got a smile, got my food, they were willing to do half chow mein, half rice. Awesome. Pricing is good, thus, value is good. Its a little too Pandy Express ish, everything looks like Panda, it tastes better though. If they could get a little creative and invdividual, they'd be 5 stars.
__label__2 Even though the place was empty, the food which was on display looked very fresh, and it was.  I ordered a two item combo with fried rice for $6.25 and was completely surprised at the amount of food in the container.  The portions were far larger than expected and the quality was good.  I would certainly go back & hope that others would do the same.  The staff was friendly and greeted me with a smile upon my arrival.  Even a bottle of water was only $1.25.
__label__4 I had an amazing shopping experience here! After walking through Old Town Scottsdale this afternoon, all of the started to look the same... and then I stumbled upon Chantelle's Collection and was blown away! \n\nThe owner was incredibly friendly and dazzled me with story after story of growing up in Iran. He asked me about my hometown and kept me thoroughly entertained while I looked at all the  stunning pieces. That was another thing, the jewelry was all unique and beautiful! Oh! Most importantly - it was marked with the price!!!!! Marked I tell you! I'm pretty sure that's the only spot in all of old town that has actual prices marked. \n\nWith all that said, I ended up with a handcrafted new necklace, the business card of my new friend, and I will 100% be back if I find myself in these parts again! Chantelle's Collection, tip of my hat to you :)
__label__3 It's not as bad as the previous reviews say. I mean how bad can it be? After all, they sell video games.
__label__0 Horrible customer service and so hard to find anything!! No one helped me and my boyfriends daughter and I was even sitting on the floor going through a stack of shorts that were not sized and had several styles mixed in trying to find her size. There were bins of clothes in the already too small walk ways of the store and no one acknowledged us for about 20 minutes. Towards the end, as associate who seemed to have just clocked on came by to help us and suggested a couple things, but at that point the damage was done and I was over it.  I won't be heading back into a Justice anytime soon, time to find my boyfriend's 10 year old daugher a new place to shop!
__label__2 I was treated to a Mani/Pedi and neck massage for Mother's day.  I liked the polish on my toes, of course my hands chipped after a day (that always happens, no matter where or who does them), the hot towel and hot stone was nice.  The neck/shoulder massage sucked, I didn't feel relaxed or helped, I felt hurt.  Even the next day, I don't recommend it.  I paint my own toes, so I don't think I will go back, but if I do for what ever reason, I may chose this place because they did paint my toes well and they were very nice.
__label__0 Terrible customer service (if you can even call it customer service)  From start to finish it was bad.... The pro shop being the worst. Followed by the sprinkles running with no one to shut them off on at least half the holes. Take your money elsewhere. ..To many other courses to play with much more customer oriented staff....
__label__2 The food is as good as any other chipotle. The problem with this location is the service. Absolutely horrid. I frequent this location because of its proximity to ASU, and the service is painfully slow no matter how long the line is. The employees have zero sense of urgency and move at a snail-like pace. I've been to many other locations and they all seem to handle long lines relatively quickly; not this one.
__label__3 Parking is a cluster if you come after noon. Come a few minutes before and you're golden.
__label__2 I try hard not to review franchises, and I will continuously refrain from doing so - but this is an exception. \n\nSubway is Subway is Subway.. but at this place, the service is well above the expectation. Courteous personnel, that smile. But the real plus is that the don't skimp on the veggies. If you ask them, they will load that sub up. \n\nSo it's still only a Subway, but for a Subway - this one sets a new  standard. \n..aaaand they are open 24 hours. \n\nNanananabooboo..
__label__0 If I could give this place ZERO stars I would. This is the second time I have left there so unhappy. The first time my Fiance and i went in and got mani's and pedi's. they were rude to both of us and acted like they hated every second of us being there. I THOUGHT it was probably just a fluke and I gave them another shot this afternoon. ... and I wish I hadn't. I only had limited time so i picked my pink color and asked for just a regular manicure. THe girl then proceded to tell me that that the pink wouldn't look good on me. I should just do a french manicure with pink tips.I said no I just want them to be all pink. She said \"It no look good, to much pink for you\" I thought she was joking bc who the hell says that??!! ... but she wasn't. She then told me well its only going to last 2 days with this color. So i said 'Oh is it a bad brand should i pick another brand'? and she said 'no you can do gel manicure'. I again said nope JUST the REGULAR manicure, and she shook her and and said ok but it is going to chip because your nails are so OILY..... WHAT??? AGAIN who says that ... in all my years getting manicures I have never had issues with my nails being to oily for a manicure. This literally went on for like 5 min and I should have just left. The manicure she gave me was TERRIBLE and she was so sloppy with the clipping ( she wacked them off, and the edges were like razor sharp) filing( so uneven, I had to tell her to fix spots)  and the paint job was uneven and lumpy. I literally felt like crying she was just SUCH a b*%&*h and so bad at her job. In all my years I have never NOT tipped and I did not giver her a dime more than the $12 it cost me to have this done to my nails. I just couldn't tip her. It was that bad. \n\nI WILL NEVER EVER GO HERE AGAIn... there are waaaaay to many other places to give your business too in the area.
__label__0 Went to Julie's once before and had a great experience. So I returned today. They bumped me to three different nail techs ( ?).   I guess they had to bump me to yet another tech to appease a regular?? Looked that way. \nWell the second tech had already started removing my gel polish.   Filing and scraping.   Then the third one. Wanted to start all over. I told her he had already filed. \n I told her doesn't the right hand know what the left had is doing here?   So I asked him to tell her where he had left off.  He did. She acted all exasperated.   That's when I walked out.  Nail salons are a dime a dozen won't waste my time on rude little girls. \n  Three techs in 10 minutes.  I guess my business isn't important enough to be treated as well as the woman I was bumped for. Not to mention. They made me move three times. \n  The last girl there received 50% tip. I'm an pretty generous tipper. Shiny Nails across the street will get my business.  \n  I'll do my own before going back there.
__label__1 This is the fourth hawaiian barbecue place I been to is by far the worst. No teriyaki sauce and katsu sauce which are a given of any Hawaiian barbecue place! Was given soy sauce/glowing red over processed sweet and sour sauce with my food instead. Macaroni in the salad was over cooked and mushy with some type of seasoning that looked like pepper. It was also runny using a low quality mayo and missing the sprinkles of carrot shavings that I'm so used to in a good Hawaiian macaroni salad. The barbecue chicken was dry and could not taste any of the marinade it was supposed to be cooked in. The bed of vegetables was old dry cabbage resembling the fake grass you see in an easter basket. This menu was confused if it should have been hawaiian barbecue or ghetto chinese food of south phoenix. The elderly Asian couple was very friendly and service was quick which should be expected being the only customer in there. The place was clean compared to the next closest one in Avondale. Location is among a lot of other fast food places and can easily be overlooked. I might give this place a second chance the next time I am that far west again and am have a craving for something hawaiian.
__label__0 They are closed, out of business
__label__3 I was visiting family and took my sister's car to get a wash after our long road trip from Chicago. \n\nThey did a great job here. They were friendly, had a military discount, did a very thorough cleaning and were very nice. They removed her antenna's and had a nice system of cleaning the cars. The only complaint I had was that it took way too long from start to finish. We were there almost an hour, if not just over an hour. \n\nIt was just too long but they did a great job and we were very happy with it.
__label__0 I've used Danny's for years, in fact I did work for the company for a number of years also, so I supported their business until a recent event that I will never do business with them again! \n\n  To my fellow Arizonians, the guys at first take in are on commissions, so they will sell you the moon, guarantees, refunds, whatever to get you to sign, once the sell is complete, you are stuck & Ted @ corporate can't remember one conversation from the next, so obviously there is a lot of complaints, I got nailed for 200 bucks written right on my ticket, but the sales receipt says \"All sales are final\", drive past this place, bad news, read the reviews. \n\n  In final, the workers in my vehicle vacuumed up all my loose change in my ashtray & daily they split up everything at the end of the day as tip money. Ted, management, whoever deny or make shotty excuses & it is at the consumers risk to use them. Do yourself a favor & go elsewhere. The 200 charge I got stuck with (a full detail) I gave it away, I'll never use them again!
__label__2 I didn't even know this place was here, wife had to tell me about it. Had to ship out a pre-labeled package. When I walked in, there were about three people in front of me. Within 5 minutes there were four people in back of me. I could tell the lady working there was getting frustrated. She was the only one there? Everyone was patient and knew she was under pressure. But management really needs to add more workers. She really did her best,\nMy experience wasn't that bad, and would use again.
__label__4 I love Hungry Howies Pizza.  The best part is the crust.  They provide a variety of flavors such as ranch, butter cheese, and herb and garlic, three of my favorites.  The staff is nice and friendly and my order is always ready by the quoted time.  They also usually have deals going on like $8 medium pizzas.  I am a definite fan.
__label__4 Hello I bought a new spa a  week ago. From sunset spa and Larry the general manager was awesome I had look at 4 other spa dealers in the area but no one can beat sunset spa I had been saving for years for awhile for this and when I talked to Larry he gave a me a different price but asked could I buy it for a lower price he agreed I was really happy so if you are looking for a spa you really need to talk to Larry he is really nice and not pushy and he gives you the time u need for all the questions and trust me the other spa places will not give u the time it's like that don't care I was very frustrated that day until sunset spa.\n\nNow for the guys who bought my spa to me on Wednesday they were awesome to the guys gave me all the information I needed to use my spa they where great guys and again very nice. \n\nNow for service I thought my spa was not work so I called up sunset and told them I thought my spa was not heating right not even a hour later a guy name David came out he took off energy mode witch is where I had it set on put it on Stan mode and he was even nice enough to take time with explaining to me how to care for my spa and he even gave me his cell number and said and said to call him any time with questions he is hands down the best tech I have spoke to .\n\nSo if any of u reading this post know that ur getting the best spa and service that the state of AZ as to offer and the best price in town trust me I went to 4 others that day I thought getting a hot tub was going to be hard but trust me sunset made it easy and I got what I wanted and I never been so happy with the whole process.\n\nSigned \nA very very happy customer \n\nNo for
__label__4 I ordered an S&W MP15 and and AK and had it delivered to pick up from here. All went well and quickly. Will use again
__label__0 Not sure I will go back.... I bought a 10 piece bedset about 11am this morning for $60, when I took it out of bag at 4pm to wash the sheets I pulled the comforter out and it had holes all in it. So I went back and they tried to blame me saying I washed it in washing machine when I did not.. So I grab another of the exact same one I bought earlier and I said can we please check this to make sure there's no holes then sure enough this one had holes. Well the manager proceeded to tell me that this was bound to happen with the microfiber material. So I said fine I'll get something else. So I picked out a different one looked at comforter (I didn't remove it all the way) and it was fine no tares or holes so I said cool. \n\nWell I just got home and opened the bag and it's missing 3 things!!! The sheets and two decorative pillows that the bag says should be in there. I mean seriously how lazy are these employees !!???
__label__4 My daughter was looking for a full size quilt. She found one that she really liked but it was a California king size comforter. I asked the cashier Suze if she had one in full size. She informed me that she did not have one in this store, but that she could looked if there was one available in another store. She was able to find one but, in a Phoenix store. While we were talking about what freeway to take and major crossroads, an Anna's employee offered to picked up the comforter and bring it to this store.\nThe customer service in this store exceed my expectations! Thank you so much fro the great customer service :)
__label__2 For take out pizza it was not bad!! Have so many to choose from have Never tried papa johns before! So took a chance,it was hot and came with extras! Will I order again maybe but am going to try others since I'm new to this area!
__label__1 I really don't like giving such low stars on Yelp, but I also want to give honest feedback to businesses so that they're able to change the less than desireable behavior AND warn my other fellow Yelpers. I've been through the drive-thru at this location 2x now. First time was less than favorable, but I wanted to give them 1 more chance to shine... \n\nOn Sunday, 1/27/12 at approx 10am, that didn't happen unfortunately.\n\nOkay, it all starts w/the interaction at the speaker when one orders their goodies, right? Well, even if you can't see the person's face, it is still crucial to be polite/helpful with the customer. Please don't be sarcastic/snarky to me if I ask a simple question about hours of breakfast.\n\nSecond point of interaction - at first window. I was digging for exact change in my purse, but is that any reason to yell at your coworker in the back, \"I'm waiting on her - jeez, chill out!\" and then to roll your eyes and say to me (customer) \"it's like we're an old married couple\". Very unprofessional.\n\nThird point of interaction - delivery of food/drink. This went okay, but I ordered a vanilla iced coffee. What I rec'd was vanilla-flavored milk sans any coffee. Not cool.\n\nHad to park my car, go inside and explain situation to cashier. Maybe I was extra annoyed because I was a tad hungover and really needed that caffeine boost? Plus, I wasn't showered and in sweats, etc - I really had NO business being in public which is why I did the drive-thru option in the first place!! The Manager seemed surprised at my story and almost didn't \"believe me\". Really dude? I don't have better things to do than invent and concoct this story??\n\nAfter his thorough examination of the coffee-less beverage, he personally made me a new one. He then gave a nice apology. Perfect - that's all I needed...\n\nMoral of the story? Just get it right the first time, okay??
__label__4 We have a great time on Fridays and Saturday night! Fun karaoke with the Karaoke Kings, good drinks! Nice outdoor patio. Excellent for bikers, locals,passers-by, Cowboys and whomever just wants to have fun. Pool tables, video,shuffleboard,etc.
__label__0 RUN AWAY FROM DOING BUSINESS HERE! I'll start by saying I never write reviews but felt the need to post my experience for other future consumers.  I brought in a set of high-end dress shirts and when picking them up two had STAINS THAT WERE NOT THERE BEFORE!!!  It took the owner a week to call me back and he said they would attempt to fix the stains.  I picked them up the next day and there were two more stains on each shirt!!!!  I asked the owner how he suggest we fix this situation.  HE SAID, \"MY MACHINES DID NOT DO THIS!!\"  He argued with me and refused to do anything for two $70 dress shirts of mine.  DO NOT ENGAGE WITH THIS DRY CLEANER.
__label__0 Rarely am I so disgusted that I am moved to write a negative review on a place like this but I very their business practices are so dishonest I feel I have to let everyone I possible know.  Negotiated a one pay lease on a Saturday for a G37.  Was going out of town so it made sense to pick up the car on Wednesday.  I was given the lease paperwork Tuesday with all of the numbers and a pick up date of Wednesday at 5pm.  Long story short, the lease numbers (sales and residual) varied by 1-2,000! The finance manager Sam may be one of the most revolting human beings I have ever met, telling me to \"Be quiet so he could think\" and going on and on about how Infiniti changed the numbers and he had to \"find that money somewhere\".  Bottom line, they would not sell me the car for the ammount negotiated and I walked.  Keep in mind I was not asking for anything extra, I just wanted the lease deal I had in writing and negotiated.  You would think that when the numbers changed at 9:30 am (if that was truly the case) that they would have called me during the 7 hours before I came in.  I can see why car dealers get a bad reputation....if that isnt bait and switch, I dont know what is.  Ended up with an Acura. Better deal and the dealership checked their ego at the door.  I would have given zero starts except 1. You can't and 2. I felt bad for my salesgirl. Stay far away.  There are so many other choices out there.  You dont need their \"customer service\"
__label__2 This location is one of the best run and most advanced gyms I have ever been to.  I've been a member of every major gym in the Phoenix area and Mountainside Fitness (the CC location specifically) was nicely sized with plenty to do for everybody.\n\nThere are other locations (phoenix/scottsdale) that are completely tiny and worthless unless you like waiting for weights, benches, and even machines.
__label__4 I joined Mountainside when they opened and fell in love with this gym.  Before we moved away, I was at the gym 5-6x/week and I LOVED the gym, the amenities, the equipment, the friendliness of the people that worked there.\n\nI moved from Phoenix to Minneapolis in 2011, and since moving here, I've belonged to the YMCA, a Lifetime Fitness, and now I go to Snap Fitness.  None of them remotely compare to what I all got from my Mountainside membership.  I was truly spoiled.  Thanks a lot, Mountainside, for making other gyms look so bad. :)\n\nPersonally, I think you should expand to the Twin Cities area. I'll let you know what area I live in so I can sign up again...
__label__4 Been seeing Dr Richards, very professional, always gets me in right when I arrive or shortly after. The whole center has been fabulous.
__label__4 I'm very impressed with Better Homes Cabinets and Granite. I had a two week period to remodel a home and they delivered!\n\nThe birch shaker cabinets I selected look great and the construction is solid. The doors are solid wood and the boxes are plywood. A lot of the other companies I checked out used MDF for the construction - at a higher price.\n\nThe kitchen looks fantastic. They made some great suggestions about making minor adjustments to improve the layout and functionality of the kitchen. From sales to installation, I was very pleased with the entire process.  Highly recommended!
__label__3 I was looking at the graphs which showed I give more positives in my reviews than negatives.  Granted, I admit I would always rather be positive than negative.  Still, I like to be able to be clear with my self about my reviews and the standards I use for how many stars I give.  With this Walgreens, I can give four stars and know why.\n\nFirst of all, my review does not include in anyway the pharmacy, just the rest of the store. Yes, there is one employee who is devoid of any personality.  The rest of the employees I have encountered have been a fairly nice group of people who help me find what I am looking for.   Things are fairly organized so stuff isn't to hard to find. No, not a corner of Heaven but a nice place to go in. \n\nI especially want to compliment the Assistant Manager whose name I can't recall.  I wanted to buy quite few of a Walgreens generic product to save money.  When I asked when there'd be more, this gentleman took the time to ask me how much I needed and why.   He offered to double the next order so There'd be the quantity I wanted the next Tuesday, a rather nice touch for a customer he didn't know.  Not that I am a doubting Thomas, but when I went in the following Tuesday, I didn't know what to expect.  He followed through!   \n\nAnother plus is this store is easy to get in and out of.  For any one who shops on Bell Road,  you know this is a real plus.
__label__1 Ok...can you really criticize a place that will sell you 2 large pizzas with any toppings you like for $20?\n\nYes an no.\n\nLet's take the no part first.  Seriously...$20 bucks, 2 large pizzas with whatever toppings you want.  What did you think you were going to get?  Answer...serviceable pizza and a box that tastes almost like the pizza...so it's like getting extra pizza for free.\n\nSo on the yes part.  Beyond be serviceable as a pizza like substance when you're too tired or lazy to go elsewhere, it doesn't have much going for it.\n\nProbably a 2.5
__label__4 Very clean and comfy too. Woke up refreshed and smiling. Would stay here again in a heart beat. The freebies are AWESOME. Great food and drinks.
__label__0 DON'T GO HERE!!! I went to see Dr. Carrie Cashman, after finding a lump in my breast. I had already had a hand test and ultrasound at other places. I had my appointment and was told NOTHING that I didn't already know, after waiting almost 2 hours to see the doctor and I arrived early. She made a guess at what she thought it was and gave me my options, biopsy, surgery if it's cancerous etc. Already was told that but ok. I asked for the prices of removal which she then proceeded to give me phone numbers and told me to call them and ask, really they can't even call for me? But ok, let it go. Finally I go to pay, told them I didn't have insurance and would be paying out of pocket, she told me it was 130, I paid and left, nothing else was said. It's been a month and I just got a bill in the mail for 115 dollars from them! They did not once say the appointment was 243 and they'd be splitting it up or absolutely anything of the sort! They are literally trying to steal my money and have done absolutely nothing! If I could give them 0 stars I would. I will not be having my surgery done through this business.
__label__0 Caution!!  Caution!!  Caution!! Bait and switch.  I bought a $129 car detail for $99 on Yelp.  When I called to make an appointment they wanted me to pay $250 for the \"Arizona Detail\".  That's roughly $150 over and above the $99 I already paid!!  It's the old bait and switch.  If you want the $99 deal you basically get nothing done to your car.  Stay away!!  YOU'VE BEEN WARNED.
__label__0 Pardon the language. \n\n\nGod dammit Phoenix, or Arizona for that matter, how the hell did you let THIS happen. \n\nLook at it for chirsts sake, it's disgusting.\n\nSo what happened here I'm not quite sure, but apparently to me it was sometime in the late 90's a couple of well off outsiders moved to town and bought up some land because it was so cheap. Problem is though, outsiders started bringing their friends and before you knew it home prices started SOARING out of control. \n\nI think it was best when I toured an open house that was selling for somewhere around 620.00 a square foot, then called the realtor out like this \"So, you're charging Newport Beach prices huh?\"\n\nHe didn't like that.\n\n\"Scottsdale seems to be humorless in just about every way, but especially about its citizens collective dream of being Beverly Hills or Newport Beach East. You wonder how all of these Arizonians got their money with such a mediocre strip mall job market, or, if they don't actually have money but are very intent on pretending they do, you wonder how long it will last. With the Arizona housing market dropping off faster than any other state in the US you can deduce that a lot of people lost a lot of money.\"  -The Economist \n\nBut human nature is to hope and believe that things will always be as good as they are right now, and operate accordingly, so another round of JAGABOMBS!\n\nThen the shopping came to town, which nobody could afford and if they did, just made them look like an idiot or, a clown dressed middle aged man....Affliction anyone??\n\nFurthermore there's no pride in Scottsdale, just watch, Arizona has plenty of good sports teams that it's residents can root for, but in Scottsdale it's root for the Yankees or the Lakers, apparently because the city \"is at the same level\" as NYC or LA. \n\nNew concepts come all the time, and they close all the time, it would be nice for these people to finally admit they can't afford all the fine things in life all the time and move on, instead of embarrassing themselves on the news with another store or concept closure. \n\nFigure it the fuck out Scottsdale, I'm tired of hearing about all your drama. \n\nAnd no, you can't have anymore California concepts, you lost that right after you couldn't figure out how to run an Oakville grocery, which is about as simple as feeding a dog bacon.
__label__0 Do not shop at this location.  My wife and I went in last Saturday made our purchase and set up delivery for today. I just called the store to find out that not only are our goods not coming today our delivery was rescheduled to next Saturday without any notice.  I will be canceling my order and never shopping here again.
__label__3 Great pizza and good service.
__label__0 This place could not tell me what was wrong with my puppy, they wanted to charge me twice for the same issue and then when I asked about the charge told me that i just probably couldnt afford to pay. So upset with this I called HR do you think they cared to do anything NO! Please save yourself and animal by going to a better caring vet!
__label__1 Why on earth did Guy Fieri and DD&D come here? I have 100% no idea. Food is actually just fine, but there are thousands upon thousands of places like this. Might as well show gas stations with A&Ws and other fast food chains in them. Nothing stands out here. Please don't make a special trip here, however I guess if you're getting gas and hungry, it's ok. Not worthy of broadcasting on TV for sure. In fact, makes me question the whole DD&D show.
__label__1 So I totally should've read the reviews before I went to lunch today.  I wanted to cross off another place on my triple D list so Roberto's is close to my work so I went to check it out.  \n\nI ordered the El Pastor plate which has meat, rice, lettuce, beans, and a tortilla.  The El Pastor meat was actually good I enjoyed that but the rice and beans were really bland.  I judge a Mexican restaurant by how their rice and beans are because if they care about those items then there is usually a lot of love in the food.  \n\nSo overall this is just another run of the mill Mexican restaurant and it's in a gas station so no points there either.  I will have to go to Anthem to try the real Roberto's so I can really cross it off my list.
__label__1 #dirties - this was an ugly experience.  I got lotto and fuel and left as soon as possible lol.
__label__1 I went in with hopes that I would be blown away. Most of the crap I have done is at Del Web out in Sun City West. So I was excited that I would be having a procedure here and that I would be spoiled from everything I read and was told. \n\nMy medical records were lost, I tried to warn the nurse that my veins roll and aren't happy with needles, she didn't care - until it happened to her. Then she wanted to hear all about what I had to say about which arm works better and why. A random nurse walked around telling everyone she was lost and didn't know where she was. Which again, 20 minutes before I am to go into Surgery was the LAST thing I wanted on my mind!! My medical record was eventually found - in recovery - however I was still I pre-op. they all laughed it off, I freaked out! One of the doctors on my team made it a point to tell everyone she had never worked with my surgeon before and she had no idea who she was looking for. I could go on and on. Why am I writing all of this? Because as a patient I shouldn't have had to hear ANY of this. I was more stressed going in, hoping the right procedure was being done with the right doctors than anything leading up to my surgery. \n\nThe plus side. Private rooms, food delivered around the clock, and the volunteers that gave us a mini tour when I checked in. Otherwise, I'll stick to Del Web from here on out. \n\nAs for my doctors, I'll review them separate.
__label__0 Do not use this dry cleaners.  They do not accept responsibility for damage to the garments iothey clean.  My husband took a shirt in that he picked up the day before.  It had a huge rip down one of the sleeves.  The response he received was \"it happens\".  A $70 shirt ruined!  There was no apology - instead he said it was a \"used\" shirt.  Aren't the clothes we take to the dry cleaners to be cleaned \"used\" clothing?  What a ridiculous remark.  Luckily we have other choices for dry cleaning in Anthem because we will not be returning to My Cleaners.
__label__2 Not my favorite Cycle Gear store - the selection is not as great as the one on the Cave Creek but ultimately they had what I was looking for - so who am I to complain?!
__label__0 I had a horrible experience today. Their driver admitted to not reading my delivery instructions and yet they did nothing to rectify the mistake. They ruined a special tradition my husband and I have and I would never use or recommend them. It was a very costly disappointment.
__label__2 Talk about slumming last night uh!  Anyways, this place is pretty huge, but in an odd location.  I'm not big fan of bars in strip malls, but I guess I can't complain where I get my drinks.  I'm sure this place does well during the weekends and happy hour weekdays, but their night life needs to pickup on Friday nights.  The band there was alright; hair and classic rock :)  Not much drink specials, but maybe I went on the wrong night.  Did not try their food at this point, but their kitchen was closed anyways.  I think I'll need to make a come back to for a more accurate review of this place....stay tuned
__label__0 Horrible service!  After paying $80 for an interior detail & exterior wax, I dropped my car off at 8:30am.  Johnny, a persistent, rude sales rep asked me 4 times if I wanted to add $40 to have it buffered.  Johnny told me the detail and wax would take 2-4 hours.  At 4pm, I arrived to find my car was not done and would not be until 5:30pm.  Asking to speak with a manager, I was introduced to Jonathan.  He was also rude, unapologetic and offered no customer service.  Needing to be somewhere by 5pm I had to take my car only 1/4 done.  I asked for a refund and was told no because they would finish if I stayed.    Both at the time of paying & pick up I had to wait in line due to other upset customers complaining about service to the counter clerk Ashley and the manager Jonathan.
__label__1 I really dislike this place. I came here only once on sale day. It was packed full of people. Stuff was thrown all over the place. It was difficult to walk down isles. \n\nThe furniture section was garbage. Seriously just full of broken things.\n\nI didn't look at any clothes because you could not walk down the idles without stepping all over clothes.\n\nThe home section was better.. they dd have some cool stuff over there. I was able to purchase a few things that have been helpful and I did find a vintage juicer. I had been looking for 1 for a few months. \n\nI like movies.. I watch them often. Craft, sew, play with my son, and watch movies. The selections was pretty small here... no problem... but they had 2 Resident Evil  movies! They happened to be the 2 I did not have yet.  I'm cheap so I was super excited! The cases looked beautiful! Popped them open to make sure the movie wasn't too scratched up.... GONE! They were both gone! :( So sad. \n\nThis won't be a store I will make it a point to go to
__label__1 Shame that it now seems that you will have to insist on defining good service for some of the agents here. The host we ordered from did not know enough to let us know that there is a price difference on the boneless wings versus the bone in wings . As a result she miss quoted our total bill. She did want to get paid before our order came out and I think that was because she realized that we did not get what we ordered! We spoke with Randon who was the manager and who easily rectified the scenario but despite his efforts, the whole experience was trying, \nAlso, be prepared to not receive any option of ranch or blue cheese with your wings. Apparently Pizza Hut powers that be don't feel that you need these with the wings and they will add an additional charge if you ask for this. \n\nMy pizza was ok. And when there is a ten dollar special you may be able to endure the additional entertainment in the drama of ordering.
__label__0 Poor customer service. Three people in the store, two employees working on packages and one standing at the counter doing nothing. The one at the counter asked me how she could help me. I asked my question about the package I was picking up and she said it wasn't there. I explained it was coming from another FedEx store, she looked under the counter and again said it wasn't there. I explained it was supposed to be there at noon (an hour and a half ago). Nope... not hear yet. I would have expected her to say... Let me check on that for you. What store did you place the order with? Nope... I had to sit there and look up the other stores number and then make the call right in front of her. I guess picking up the phone wasn't in her daily job duties... nor was exceptional customer service explained to her either. This is the exactly the reason why UPS will always be a better company than FedEX.
__label__0 Terrible service for propane... Have tried three times  at different times over three weeks to  purchase and three times told to  wait 15 minutes! I keep trying just to see what the hell will happen next
__label__1 The item I wanted when I went thru the drive thru wasn't available, the black pepper chicken, which was fine, it happens sometimes. So I picked 2 other items that were, the sweetfire chicken and the honey walnut shrimp. after paying for my items, the lady at the window asked if I wanted some soy sauce, I said yes and then asked her for some rice wine vinegar. She then said, what is that? now I don't know if y'all sell that at all, but I enjoy a sauce similar to that at my local Chinese delivery place. I don't know your menu selections because frankly I have only been to a panda express once or twice before... Now back to the order of food when I got home.... Well, both of the items I selected were very soggy with cooking oil, every bite I took just flooded my mouth with an oil taste not the flavor of the sauces I was expecting. The chicken had pieces that were nothing but breading and very hard. The chow mien noodles were even really oily and not cooked properly, they were hard to chew, rubbery. It was overall very disappointing to me. I don't think I will return to this store anytime soon.. I'll stick to my favorite delivery place, they are cheaper in price, and the quality and quantity of food is great.
__label__3 this is by far the best goodwill e.v.e.r.!   my first visit was last weekend on their 50% off day, and though I had to park down the street!, it was a great time (5 1/2 hours there!).  yes we had to wait at the checkouts in a line waiting for an available shopping cart, but well worth it.  I found a lovely kate spade purse, George foreman contact roaster, a rotisserie roaster, (both heat perfectly and were in near-new condition)  many excellent cook books, a lovely hand made crochet blanket, many many items in excellent condition.  so much there still had tags from the stores!.   \nvery clean, plenty of staff keeping things orderly and restocking with new donations.  I went again today and found more goodies.  my fave new GW location!
__label__3 Dr. Cruz is a very good physician.  She actually touches you and listens to what you are telling her and tries to get you to the right diagnostic testing or specialist.  I have enjoyed having her as my physician and my family's physician.  The office is clean and the staff is usually pretty professional and attentive.  Not sure if she is returning to the practice so I had to find another primary care physician but would prefer to see Dr. Cruz again.
__label__0 Dr. Suykerbuyk was awesome and friendly and had gone to him for years for terrible ingrown toenails... Unfortunately they kept coming back so I went to Dr Saunders. He was so insulting and sarcastic and degraded me (being a brand new young nurse) His medical care was good, my toe healed but I will never go again because I was so insulted, and I am not a sensitive person. He needs to learn professionalism.
__label__0 If I could give it less I would....This place is terrible.  My husband has only seen his doctor twice in the 12 years we have been here, the billing dept is a joke (good luck trying to get a hold of someone to speak with),  They have had their chance and now we are outta here.  Look elsewhere if you want good care with good staff.  There has to be better providers that this place.
__label__2 I recently had an extended (nearly three week) stay here for business.  I think it's safe to say that in that amount of time, you can get a much better idea of a hotel rather than the \"snapshot\" that a normal overnight traveler might get.\n\nFirst, let me get the complaining out of the way:\n- The AC in the rooms has a sensor unit that turns it off when you're out of the room for an extended period. This is good for the environment (and the hotel's power bill), but not for someone who is gone for business eight hours per day in August and then returns to find their room to be in the 90 degree range until the AC can catch up after flicking back on.\n- The (front desk) staff ranges anywhere from extremely friendly to somewhat scary. Your luck will prevail against other factors in this regard.\n- Many days, the housekeeping service seemed to run very late. Even if I returned to my room for the day after 4pm, my room would sometimes still not be cleaned.\n- There aren't any stores except one convenience store within easy walking distance (closest is about 3/4 mile).\n\nThat being said, there were good points:\n- The free WiFi worked flawlessly, very fast and no connectivity problems\n- The pool area was a definite treat during the 100 degree+ days, at least for the short amount of time one could stay out there\n- Laundry available in the hotel for a reasonable price ($2 per load to wash and dry)\n- Nice fitness facility\n- Very close to Gateway Airport\n\nOverall, I'm sure you could do much worse in Mesa.  I wasn't in love, but I have certainly stayed in many places that made the Legacy look like a palace.
__label__3 I went to all the big box stores as well as Lumber Liquidators before going to check out Floor and Decor which is a ways from me. I have nothing negative to say and happy to detail my experience. \n\nLooking for new flooring (laminate/wood flooring) after my house had a flood. I did like a few ones from Home Depot...but by the time I got back those items were sold out (online as well). Hard to believe but I guess I have great taste or something.\n\nDecided to check out the \"Walmart of flooring\" and not disappointed. Sure the staff seems to be like at Walmart which means they are nearly invisible if you want them to be but I was able to get help fairly quickly and kindly as well. \n\nWhat gets them the four star review is that the wood flooring I wanted at their Tempe store was sold out (I bought all the remaining stock, about 20 boxes) but I needed twice that amount. The service counter told me their Tucson store had some and I was told to call because their payment processing system does not allow you to pay over the phone. That is why I give them 4 stars and not 5 because it would have avoided me having to call their 800 number to make an order only to be told to that that order would be from the Tucson store anyways. Confusing and something they should fix. One should be able to simple call any nearby store, prepay for the item and be able to pick it up. This wasn't the case with them. I was however very satisfied with their call center because the order was $100 or so above my daily credit card limit and I was unable to make the full payment when the shipping costs were added. They kindly removed enough shipping costs that I could conclude the transaction and not only that but the call center customer service rep recognized me and made the process very easy when it could have been a major headache.\nIf they can fix their current payment process, they deserve five stars and you can't beat the options and the fact that this place covers all your flooring needs.
__label__3 This qualifies as a unique life experience.  You make your OWN wine!!  First you taste whites, reds, white port, ice wine, or anything else you like i.e. riesling,  You decide what you like the best to make a whole batch of 29-30 bottles or 1/2 batch of 14-15 bottles.  It's $257 for the 1/2 or $445 for the full.  The cost is less for blush or whites.  Yep, it's hard to narrow it down but I'm going with the Canadian Ice wine called Glacier.  You don't have to ask, it's the whole darn batch since it lasts forever.  One caveat is the ports & ice wines are only 375ml bottles so the mixture is 3 gal vs 6 gal for wine.  The grapes aren't organic otherwise this would be an organic product but I called it pseudoorganic.  We don't need all those preservatives like they have in commercial wine.  You next get to mix the ingredients together in a white large paint can like vat with a one way valve on top.  See u in 6 wks. when we throw the wine bottling PARTY down here!  Oh & you get to custom design the label which I'll post here when the end product is done.  \nJoy... Fun... Variety...  Neat-O... A must try....
__label__3 Yet again another store within walking distance of my apt. I just wanted everyone to know that when it comes to New movie and CD Tuesday's NO ONE is BEATING TARGET.....I MEAN NO ONE. They have become my go to store for new music and Blue-ray's and the competition in most cases is not even close. So on Tuesday's visit the electronics section at your local Target and you will be amazed at the prices. Eat, Drink, and be Merry my Friends!!!!
__label__3 There's practically a CVS on every other corner, so you'd think there wouldn't be much difference from one location to the next.  I shop at this location most often simply because it's the closest one to where I live.  But I do have to say that the staff here has always been helpful and friendly, and the shelves are usually pretty well stocked.  I have been disappointed to find on-sale items out of stock on a few occasions, but I've never asked for a raincheck, so that's my own fault.
__label__1 The best thing about this place is 24 hour delivery.  However, there is always at least one thing messed up with my order.  They just don't seem to pay attention when you order.  The order I just received was supposed to have hash browns with my burrito and I got home fries.  I do enjoy their breakfast so I will probably order again but I just need to make sure they read my order back to me before I hang up...
__label__0 Ordered from them last night and the next day they turned around and said it was a computer error and that they really \"didn't have any in stock\". \n\nBS. Don't remember exactly what it showed last night but was around 200 when I ordered. The next morning after their cancellation email it now shows 189 and the price was much higher. This does not smell like a computer error - but more like they made a price mistake and blamed it on the computer. I call BS - if they can't even admit when it's a human error... what else will they lie about.
__label__0 Dropped a 5 duece in this place... and I dont mean cash.
__label__0 Sorry wish I could rate the food, but three strikes and you're out. Tried to order online through the app and it wouldn't work (kept asking me to agree to the terms but there was no where to select that) then tried calling, couldn't get them to answer. Then just showed up at the store and waited five minutes but couldn't place our order and we noticed the in store prices were different then the pricing online. Didn't know ordering a pizza would be such an ordeal. So were taking this as a sign that the pizza Gods are intervening and we shouldn't have a pizza tonight. Probably will give papa johns our business tonight instead.
__label__3 Food was good, portions a little on the small size for the price. Service was excellent. Our server Katie was great!
__label__0 Worst service ever!  11 minutes to get my order inside with only 2 people in  front of me.  They pay attention to the drive through only, and that too looks slow. Dont go here!  They are rude too!
__label__0 I will not be returning back to this shop. I came in asking for a backfill for a full set I had just gotten not even 2 weeks ago. I was told that they dont do backfills & that I would have to pay $50 to get a brand new full set. Needless to say I left & will not be going back. I've been getting my nails done FOR YEARS & have never heard of backfills not being offered.
__label__3 Dr. Khayami is fantastic. He is thorough and really wants the best results. The massage therapist is great and makes you feel relaxed with a massage prior to your adjustment. Went there with a neck problem and have really seen results.
__label__4 Dr. Frank Castano is awesome. He walks you through all your treatment options and helps with pros and cons.  Makes sure you understand all of your treatment plan. He was also great with working with my adult down syndrome son.
__label__1 I'm utterly confused by the four and five star ratings of this place. Those people that use adjectives like \"wow\" and \"best pizza ever,\" aren't from anywhere near the east coast or New York. I, on the other hand, AM from New York. Was born and raised there, and I know good pizza when I eat it. Ray's, I'm sorry to say, is not authentic.\n\nNow, to be fair, I didn't order a slice. I decided to go with something a little heartier, like a chicken parm sub. But let me back up a moment. I have to echo some of my fellow reviewers about the service in this place. The two girls running the front counter looked as though they were working a funeral parlor and not a pizza place. No smiles. No hellos. It was quite depressing, actually. I even mentioned to one of the girls who brought me my food that she should lighten up and smile. She cracked a shy grin and told me that she was sorry and that it was \"too early.\" A customer doesn't give a rat's ass how early it is (It was 1pm!) Your front counter is like a receptionist in an office. They are the face of the business. They set the tone of the whole experience. If you can't get that right then the customer won't come back. With my sub I ordered a side salad. I paid and walked over to my table to wait.\n\nThe food came out in pretty good time. I didn't feel like I'd been waiting long. The salad was pretty standard stuff: iceberg lettuce, a couple of tomato slices, olives and a few croutons thrown in for good measure. The Italian dressing tasted like it came from a bottle; it definitely wasn't home made. I give the salad a 3 on a scale of 1 to 10. Definitely not worth the $3 I paid. \n\nOk, on to the chicken parm sub. It was pretty massive, but that's about the only good thing I have to say. I mean, it was just \"okay.\" I'd tell you what the sauce tasted like but they barely put any on, which in the end, made the whole thing way too dry. The bread was nice and crisp on the outside and doughy on the inside, but the chicken cutlet didn't taste like it was made in house. I have my suspicions that it was pre-packaged frozen cutlets; it was way too salty and very dry. It just tasted mass produced. The whole thing was smothered in cheese that could have stood to be melted a little more. It was a consistency that was half melted and half not, kind of rubbery. I give the sub a 5 on a scale of 1 to 10.\n\nAll in all, between the depressing front counter and the lackluster food, you won't find me going back to this place. Authentic New York style pizza places don't have to promote the fact that they are authentic, like Ray's does. (They use the word in their advertising.) I'm sure there are other pizza joints that are more \"authentic.\"  When I find one, I'll let ya know.
__label__0 I went there for lunch one afternoon. Ordered two slices and a drink. It took the older gentleman behind the counter a few minutes to pry himself away from what he was doing to tell the kid in back to come take my order.\n\nThe pizza was barely edible. One slice was stiff as a board. You could hold it at the point and it stayed straight. The other slice was sloppier than a wet noodle and on the borderline of being raw.\n\nHorrible. I will not be back and I would not recommend them to anybody.
__label__0 I pulled up to get a car wash and the guy tells me, \"I can get all of this detailed and out the door for $80.\" For a minute I thought I was at a car dealership. Why is he using the \"out the door lingo?\" I got it detailed for $40 which wasn't too bad because I have never had it detailed and have had my car for over 5 years now. They did pretty good but I didn't like them trying to screw me over. Which is why they get one star. My boyfriend went there yesterday. The guy tells him he will get his car detailed for 120 dollars... LMAO!!! My boyfriend declined and then they offered to do it for 70. Hahahahaha!!!! What a price difference but he still said no. These salesmen are such crooks and if you go don't fall for the expensive detailing they try to sell you.
__label__4 I think this is the best thai in this area for sure. Their dinner dishes has really good taste and they make it look artistic and I like that !
__label__2 Pretty good, though I like Thai Rama more. I wouldn't order any of the soups vegetarian as they are entirely too sour, but with chicken they are pretty good. The broth could use more depth in flavor in general. Ordered Spicy Thai Shrimp noodle dish. Everything looked grey on the plate- not very appetizing, but it tasted good. Curry is pretty good as well. All in all, it's good, but not my favorite.
__label__0 Rude employee. I ordered sub and sat down to eat and was asked to leave cause they were closing right at 9:00 pm. You could have said something when I was paying and not be so rude about it. I will not be returning to this location where there is no customer service. Smh
__label__0 Dirty location.  The prep area was dirty and the seating was awkward.  The tables in the middle of the room make you feel like you are on an island.  The people line up literally around you while you are eating.  This would not be my choice of subways  to stop at.  Buy a premade sub from Safeway across the street and save the frustration.  Gross
__label__4 You can see instruments from all over the world, and actually hear the music played on them via headphones.  The teens were especially interested in the instruments owned by Elvis, John Lennon and Eric Clapton.  We were there for 2+ hours.  It was $36 for all of us and well worth it.
__label__2 The Tap House is a great place to grab a beer with friends. It has a good vibe, the servers are friendly, there are pool tables, a juke box and Kareoke. \n\nThe food at the Tap House is average. It is mostly typical bar fare. Much of the menu is fried and it tastes like fried food you can get anywhere. The rest of the menu offerings leave much to be desired.\n\nSupposedly, they have specials that are pretty good, including the Monte Cristo. People I went with usually went crazy over it.
__label__0 AVOID THIS LOCATION!!!! And I'm not the first person to say this. Today was the third time I have received terrible service at this location. Usually they take a good 10 minutes to make my drink. Today it was only 2 min but the lady that took my order was rude and blunt. She never greeted me nor did she thank me. I thanked her for taking my order and she didn't even reply. And to top it all off my drink was only filled 2/3 of the way. Time to start going to a different location.
__label__3 My boyfriend stopped in here after lunch last week, it was a typical hot AZ summer day and we were both in the mood for something cool. We love downtown Glendale and all the little shops so we decided to stop in for a cool treat. Cute little shop, nice staff, good ice cream, what else can you ask for!
__label__4 Went in at 9:15 right after they opened and couldn't believe how packed it was! I was sent here by a friend who loves this place and I see why.  I've had a hard time finding someone who does my nails the way I like but today I finally found my nail whisperer! Lol! Even though it was busy he got me in right away. Brian looked at all of my Pinterest pictures and was patient when I changed the color a few times too! He did my nails just the way I like them, thin stiletto and long. The gel Polish came out beautifully and the price was just right. I will be coming back to this nail shop for all of my nail needs. Can't wait to get a pedicure!
__label__0 Worst service I have ever recieved. I go to this Starbucks a lot because it's on my way to work and everytime I regret it. The service is slow, even when I'm the only person in the drive thru. It take them forever to even greet me, and the coffee isn't that great either
__label__0 I admit to being a victim of the Groupon scam!  I can only imagine how many times this office has succeeded in duping customers since my experience with them was exactly the same as others I've read online.  The hygienist will recommend the so-called deep cleaning.  You will be given an estimate of what they would charge you, but since you don't have insurance, you'll get a discounted price.  If you balk at this newly discounted price and threaten to leave, you will be given another discount.  But wait, there's more.  When you go ahead with the procedure, because, golly, it would go against their standards to do the regular cleaning you've bought and paid for, you will get ANOTHER price when it's time to pay!  Please check this price as it will include, \"hygienist Instruction\", which is the for the time and effort she spent talking you into the outrageously expensive deep cleaning.  I'm guessing this $59 is her bonus as it was taken off my bill when I asked what exactly did \"hygienist instruction\" entail.  (the answer was, \"I guess it was her instruction to you\")\nI hope to save others the bother of trying to use this Groupon or any other deal this office issues.  They want you in the chair to sell you unnecessary services at an inflated rate.  (I say unnecessary because I used this Groupon offer to check out a new dental office.  I have a regular dentist to whom I will be returning, who never proposed the amount of work this office proposed!)
__label__0 AVOID THIS OFFICE AT ALL COSTS.\n\nOverall, I am beyond appalled that this office is in business.\n\nTo begin my horror story at this sleazy establishment, I was referred to them from my insurance. The service is absolutely horrible. It took me 3 months to schedule an initial appointment (my appointments were cancelled on me multiple times). In addition, they would not permit me to have a cleaning at the same time as my \"evaluation\" (or whatever their term for it was).\n\nWhen I finally did get to meet with them for an exam (the wait time in their lobby is very long), my X-Rays were taken and the dentist, Dr. Berger, came to take a look at my teeth. Never once did he make eye contact or utter a word to me. He was in and out within a minute or two and only spoke to the hygienist (very awkward). I was then taken to a room to see my diagnosis. A completely separate woman who I had never seen before explained my $3000 diagnosis. She urged me to make appointments ASAP for all of this work. I haven't even had a cavity in years so I said I would go and get another opinion. They used scare tactics and slander to try and get me to schedule the work at their office, but after two other opinions I found out I only have one cavity as opposed to the ridiculous diagnosis they falsified.\n\nBEWARE!!!!! This place is a complete scam.
__label__0 So fast forward some months..... They say they have a lifetime warranty on the shell and cover.....    \nOne side of my cover, which they have redesigned by the way, 'drops' about 3\" when I open it. They told me to check the cover's shaft, which entails taking it apart. I did what they asked and found that it was NOT the problem they suspected. I did notice that when the cover is open, the sides rest in different places. So I think I Determined (not them) what the problem was. The hole to attach the lid, or the hole in the lid itself was drilled in the wrong place. I sent pictures as asked. MULTIPLE Calls later, still no answer of solution. They 'call' the production manager. They 'ask' the local manager. BUT NO RESOLUTION! \nTERRIBLE Customer service!!!!
__label__2 They used to be better here but all the good employees seem to never stay somewhere too long these days! now days, the staff is ok, not great and they have all kinds of signs in their drive thru that are written by an angry child. \"please keep transactions less than 5 and make sure your transaction is ready!!!\" or something like that!\n\nIt's annoying when you go inside and need a notary or something and they try to sell you an auto loan or ask to refi your house.
__label__0 Garbage services carol needs a attitude check she's a horrible manager she shouldn't even have that label horrible all the way around don't buy from here!!!
__label__3 Isn't this the worst name ever for a furniture store?  When people ask me where I got my great sectional and I say the Furniture Warehouse on Bell, they say - which one?  Anyhow, this little gem is located right next to J & K Furniture to the west in what kinda looks like an old barn now.  It's basically an over sized \"Tuff Shed\" and when it's hot outside - it's still hot in here.  I've been here when an awful storm kicked up and it was an AWESOME place to just listen to the rain fall.  But anyhow - back to the furniture.\n\nWe got a sofa here that was selling at Mor Furniture for less for approximately double.  At Mor there was just one fabric choice, here I got fabric and pillow options.  They also had \"cousins\" of that sofa - both the fancy duck down pillowed one and the super basic foam filled one.  So I could have gotten an upgrade, played with fabric options and still payed almost $1K less.  Oh yea....\n\nThey also have some great kids beds/furniture, some really cute dining room furniture and of course other cool sofas.  The service was really outstanding.  When I remembered seeing an Ottoman that was no longer there, they pulled out 6-7 different catalogs of stuff to try to find them, pulling in an owner and manager to make sure they did everything they could to make sure I found just the right cheap ottoman.  They even called a few of the manufacturers to make sure the leg styles were going to match.  Very good service.  And awesome prices.  Their selection can be a bit limited because of it's size, and they won't have it all in stock of course because things generally need to be ordered, but we had a good experience with that as well.  Definitely worth a look if you're in the market.
__label__1 Luv the atmosphere, great setting for breakfast or lunch, cozy, homey.\n\nHad coffee, 2 eggs with a burger, toast, potatoes.\n\nCoffee, eggs, toast unremarkable, potatoes...why bother putting them on the plate?, burger good,  Other than the atmosphere, I'd search for a better breakfast elsewhere, but atmosphere may be worth it if average is ok for you.\n\nI should mention the person serving my table, was superb.
__label__0 So I have gone into this CVS location to fill my prescriptions a few times.  Every time I walk in I am rudely greeted by this older woman with short brown hair who is probably 60 but dresses like she wants to be in her 30's.  I walk in to drop off my scrips and of course no hello ever its just a big sigh and \"ARE YOU WAITING TO GET THESE NOW?\" I let her know that I would like to wait and she sighed again and rolled her eyes.  If you want rude service without a smile when you are trying to simply fill your scrips go here otherwise stick to your local Walgreens.
__label__4 My mother and I went to AZUL for some pampering and we were very impressed. I got a massage which was perfect. It is very hard for me to find a masseuse who uses the right pressure that I ask for and ZOYA, the masseuse, did excellent at listening to my needs. My mom had a pedicure and she was so impressed on how much more effort they put into a pedicure than other places. They do a lot of massage of the legs and feet, they really help you relax even if it's just to get your toes down. I got my nails done with gel for the first time and they look beautiful. This place is definitely the only place I'm going to go for my spa needs. OH AND THE PRICES WERE REASONABLE :)
__label__0 Beware! This office wont refill medications such as clonazepam. They just made a new \"office policy\" that they need you to schedule for a office visit every time. What a great money maker...  Also, if you have a decuctable to meet make sure they are going through your insurance. As my son had two office visits at $100 and our decuctable is still the same. When I mention it to them they said we could be credited with our next office visit. I don't think so... we won't be going back!! Ps. Watch out for their PA, she's not that competent.
__label__4 Ask for Rory. The ex-Oregon State Beaver
__label__1 i came in around 4. it was very slow. I got up and walked around the market and still didn't get anywhere on the list. they blow the hair around with an air compressor, talk about messy. I went in with black dress pants and got old man hair blown on my pants multiple times. the haircuts seems alright, but understaffing makes the wait beyond annoying.
__label__0 they do not pay their billls coution if you're vendor do not trust this company they do not pay .
__label__3 First time eating at Wingstop and i have to say it was great. \n\nAbout 6 choices in wing flavors and few options on the sides. \n\nTried the family meal that came with 50 wings, sides and drinks, had traditional wings (bone in) to the boneless options, and they all tasted good, the flavors we ordered were Teriyaki, Mild and Parmesan Garlic. \n\nEndless drink refills. \n\nStaff was cool, let us change the channel on the TV. to let us watch college football and they did not mind at all. \n\nAwesome Grub.
__label__2 Had the parmesan garlic and teriyaki wings and they where really good.  A nice and clean wing joint. Just don't be in a hurry, takes awhile to get your food.
__label__0 What a joke. Guy shows up an hour late, then has no idea what he is suppose to do. What I scheduled on the phone was completely different than what he showed up to do, and the price was different. He had no idea what I was talking about. I don't know if it was the technicians fault or the offices fault for giving him bad info. I asked him to do what was discussed on the phone and all I got was a blank stare. If a company can't show up on time and doesn't even know what they are there to do, then they don't need my money. There are plenty of other pest control services, so I suggest using a different one.
__label__3 In the short time I have lived here it's been a pleasant experience. The grounds are highly maintained  and the staff are friendly and quick to respond. They also remember your name and that is certainly a plus living in the community, and they sign and hold your packages which helps a lot. \nOnly downside is that the work out area is small and doesn't provide much motivation, and sometimes the free computers are busy and there is no paper in the printer.\nOther then these two issues, I think Courtney, Brooke and Jason are wonderful along with the rest of the staff, and this is certainly one of the best locations in Phoenix.\nThe apartments themselves have high ceilings which still doesn't distract from  noise from neighbors above, and the vertical blinds get noisy with the ceiling fans on. The island kitchen is great and decent size bathrooms along with a small laundry closet that works for small loads. Refrigerator, dishwasher, stove and microwave are in black which I happen to love. Countertops are nicer then your standard apartments. We enjoy living here and would highly recommend it.
__label__3 Over the past 2 weeks I have been a frequent customer at this particular PetSmart!  I have a new puppy in my house and need lots of treats, dog food and toys!  Of course, Howie, is eating the best dog food around BLUE BUFFALO!  No soy, no gluten, and no corn and best of all no meat by products!!!!!  Yes it is pricey but why wouldn't I want Howie to eat healthy food when I eat healthy food, right?  The toy selection is OK, seriously I know a lot of people don't want to spend money on good toys, but really give me options people!!!  As for the collar and leash selection, HELP!  I have a boy dog and I am a girl-options would be great in this department as well.  Think about it, it is his outfit and he should look fabulous everyday with colors that compliment his coat!  The staff has been great and helpful with little training tricks-nice to have dog lovers work at a pet store.  I would NEVER take Howie into PetSmart as it is just a breeding ground for illness.  Geez, you never know what diseases other animals may bring in.  Not everyone vaccinates their animals or takes care of them the proper way.  Though it is nice to shop with your little 4 legger-they are better left home:)
__label__0 I purchased a brand new fridge from them that was discounted due to 2 small dents in the door.  The fridge was delivered and I thought all was fine.  Several hours later I returned home to a flooded fridge compartment and kitchen floor.\n\nTurns out some of the fridges with water/ice dispensers they have in the showroom have filters in them - some don't.  In my case, there was no filter in the fridge when it was installed.  When the ice maker kicked on, since there was no filter, the water just poured out of where the filter should be - hence flooding the entire fridge and leaking out onto the floor.\n\nI went back to the Outlet and explained there was no filter and was basically told some have them, some don't.  Since mine didn't come with one I would need to buy one for $50.  I spoke to the manager as this seemed ridiculous.  The manager walked around the showroom, found a fridge that had a filter in it, removed it and handed it to me.  I was grateful ... until I got home and it was the WRONG SIZE!!!!  I called the Outlet and spoke to the same manager who said there was nothing he could do, I'd have to go to another parts store and buy one.\n\nI went to the parts store the next day, with the wrong filter in hand.  The man there was extremely helpful and was shocked how the Outlet store handled the situation.  He looked up the model of fridge I had and agreed they had given me the wrong filter out of some random fridge.  He gave me the correct filter free of charge and said he would charge it to the Outlet store.\n\nI will never buy another appliance from an Outlet store!
__label__0 Don't go to this location.  The selection isn't as good as the larger stores and the customer service is horrible.  I am a big fan of Office Max and my wife buy's all the supplies for her business from them.  However, every time we go to the store at Tempe Marketplace we are met with sales associates who go out of their way to NOT be helpful.\n\nGo to the 917 E Broadway Road or 1110 W Elliot Road store instead.  The sales associates there will go out of their way to help you.
__label__0 I COULD BE SHORT AND SWEET AND JUST DITTO 'JENNA FROM HOUSTON', But I won't need to add some comments so EVERYONE PLEASE READ OR ENTER AT YOUR OWN RISK....\n\nIt was Sat evening between 6-8 PM major dinner time...(Staff and their family must park in the lot) just to make it look busy and desirable N O T only 1 other table of  2 inside..Now if that wasn't a RED FLAG all by itself The hostess/owner (WOW) what a miserable unhappy soul she barely greeted us \"all I can remember her saying is 4\", nothing else..We entered the so called remodeled from previous owner (which we've frequented) before and ALL THEY DID WAS PAINT not sure they even bothered updating anything and definitely bathroom were FILTHY.\n\nSo  without a smile or any nicesities at all she basically through the menus down and 5-8 minutes later our so called waiter again with a definite attitude problem barely answered any of our questions or I might say at least with no energy and definitely NO smile.  Asked if we wanted anything to drink....WE all (4) of us really wanted to LEAVE sooooo sorry that we didn't.\n\nWe preceded to order (MISTAKE) ALL BY ITSELF....Salad was extra\nand came in a plastic bowl half full....dinners came YUK......No taste whatsoever on the spaghetti w/marinara  and everyone else had some sort of negative about their meal also....\n\nSTAY AWAY...........DON'T WASTE YOUR MONEY OR TIME.....\nYOU COULD DO BETTER AT THE FOOD COURT ANYDAY\n\nMarge G.\nGilbert,AZ
__label__1 Dema's is no more...it's Christina's now. Ate here any way... a couple things expensive, salty, terrible live music. This is one place I won't be back to.
__label__0 Horrible customer service.  I've had two issues with their product, the most recent being a carbon fiber backing that doesn't fit well and has crooked lines.  It's bright red so the crooked lines stand out.  It pointed out how horrible their quality control is as well. It's a very mom-and-pop amateur company, that mom-and-pop don't seem to care about. Case in point, there's three sets of instructions: online, printed on the box, and at the bottom of stuff inside the box. Only one of them is correct as it pertains to the carbon fiber sticker, which is what I purchased.\n\nI went back and forth via email and it was like talking to a robot. They want me to send it back and pay for postage, then they'll process, likely very slowly, a refund or send a different one.  Text-book bad customer service.  They just don't care.\n\nI'll upload a picture of the bad fit and crooked lines.
__label__3 All I can say is alot of food!! We went Mesa, AZ  day and had a reservation. The place was busy, you just look on the wall and order from there. Everything was great, however way too much food for two people.
__label__0 Had the worse nail experience here. I asked for a nail trim and a fill. The woman cut off some of my skin said \"sorry\" and passed me off to someone else. Wtf?! Definitely not going back!
__label__4 I cannot say enough good about this place! If you are looking for authentic NY pizza, then you need not look any further. My husband is from Brooklyn and I also lived in NYC for many years and this is just like sitting in a NYC pizzeria. The owner is so nice and will make almost anything on request. When they first opened, they did not have garlic knots on the menu so we would call and ask the owner to make them for us and he always did. Now they have them on the menu so we feel a little responsible for that, LOL. I always order mine extra wet and garlicky. I could take out the entire town of Transylvania's vampire population with one deep exhale after a batch of those yummy garlic knots. They are a must!\n\nWe drive close to an hour round trip, all the way from West Buckeye to get our pizza from Taste of Italy and it is worth every mile. The smell of it in our car on the way home has forced us to pull over to the side of the road and eat like starving heathens, right out of the box on a number of occasions. If you are looking for your run-of-the-mill, cardboard box, national chain pizza, this is not the place for you, but if you want authentic, N.Y. style pizza that will make your taste buds wake up and say, \"Fuggeddaboudit\" like a true Italian, then get off the internet, put your butt in the car and go to Taste of Italy and have some real Italian food! Mangia!
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__label__4 I had a problem with my Aqua Logic main board and digital time clock at my home  in Chandler. Flip at Gentry fixed it quickly and pricing was very reasonable. They were recommended by my pool maintenance man.  The follow up and coordination by Stephanie in the office was equally fantastic. I recommend Gentry for pool repair and will use them again in the future.\n\nPhil
__label__4 Found this place through my insurance and I really love it. \nI generally see one of 2 PA's for my needs and they are bright and very nice. \nFurther, everything is clean and friendly. Its not fancy, but they get the job done and I feel confident about the care I receive.
__label__0 This company does not return calls and does not pick up the dumpster when you order it picked up!  My client called the company to have a dumpster delivered and requested a pick up 3 days later, it was confirmed and yet never picked up.  As their agent who's attempting to get the property on the market I called on my clients behalf 3 times in one day requesting a call back, giving the property address, my phone number and the day (three days prior) when it was supposed to be picked up.\n\nThey never called me back.  They never called my client and looks like I'll be driving out there again tomorrow to see if they did their job.\n\nIf you're looking for a reliable company to deliver a dumpster and pick it up- DO NOT CALL Team Clean and Haul- they do not deliver what they say.\n\nT
__label__0 I will give a 0 if I could.\n\nDon't go to Desert West if you want VBAC or Natural Birth. They will try so hard to stop you from giving birth naturally because they don't get paid as much as a c-section. They will lie, they will mislead, they will do anything to give more money.\n\nThey lied to my wife and I, said she could never give birth naturally. They tricked us into getting a c-section for the first baby (Since it was out first kid, we didn't know anything and thought the doctors won't lie to us).\n\nWe went to Desert West again for out 2nd since we though she has to get a c-section again. After a few months when my wife was at 36 weeks, we had a feeling that this place is kind of sketchy since the past few appointments were quite weird. So my wife and I kept calling around and ask the other doctors' opinions from different practices, and that's how we found out the people from Desert West were lying to us.\n\nAt the end, we switched to Premier Care for Women in Surprise, better practice with better doctor and people. And had a successful VBAC.
__label__1 Very disappointed with our experience at this salon. My friend and I had a groupon for an ultimate pedi/ and gel manicure. We heard from the guy (assuming the owner) how the groupon wasn't for what we paid and he never got a copy of the groupon before it was posted to proof it.. but he would honor it anyway. We did not fully get the ultimate massage; received hot stones but no scrub which the coupon indicated. My friend only got a massage on one leg and not the other. \n\nComing up to a week later, my toes have already chipped (maybe I'm spoiled and used to better quality pedis that usually last me a month) and my gels started coming off on Friday. I think I'll stick with my original salon.. I gave them two stars because at least the staff was friendly and spoke enough English to be able to have conversations with us. \n\nPS owner guy- it's not our problem you didn't get a proof of the groupon before it was submitted! Groupon did refund my friend for one of her groupons at least (She bought two of them).
__label__4 Just moved into a new home this summer.  Old home had a SW Greens putting green complete with T Box and sand trap we hated to leave behind.  Well, we called SW Greens and Scott came out and designed a better putting green than in the old home.  We love it.  Great knowledgeable design followed up by an excellent installation team.  These guys do a first rate job and they are competitively priced.\nThanks SW Greens for our great new putting green!
__label__4 I am so happy to see Ben in his new office.  He is so knowledgable and can read the body like no other chiropractor I've been to.  He's amazing! My husband and I highly recommend Ben!
__label__4 My husband and I have a slip here and are members. We love this marina and its laid back atmosphere. The only downfall to this marina is the long walkway if the shuttle service is busy but you are more than welcome to wait. They do have call boxes for the golf cart shuttles at each end of the walkway. Being a member you have access to private showers and bathrooms, a bbq area thats shaded with tables and chairs, washers and dryers, power and water hookups, 2 free bags of ice daily etc.. Love the staff. All of them are friendly and helpful. The whole marina and docks have the feel of one big happy family. Never have had any issues with theft etc. Definetly laid back with the exception of the party weekends lol.. I reccomend this marina over Scorpion Bay Marina based solely on how laid back and personable Pleasant Harbor is. I have been to Scorpion Bay Marina a few times and things just seem a bit more uptight over there. Not to mention the cops that seem to consistently be driving around. Just an uneasy feeling all around for me. If you plan to get a slip here make sure to talk to Shannon. She knows her stuff. :)
__label__4 I have no idea what Barry G is talking about..I checked and Channel 5 has no such violations on any show for this establishment. Check his reviews and you be the judge..competitor or just permanently dissatisfied?\nI went there tonight. The owner was there and as previously said by others, he is very friendly , nice and customer oriented. I was waited on promptly and ordered a meat lovers pizza. While I was waiting the owner went to the cooler chest and brought me a FREE bottle of water...who offers you that in the valley?? The pizza was delicious..loaded with quality meat and cheese. Crust is freshly made and hand tossed, a true NY pizza at its best! VERY reasonable price and you can add some great wings for a few bucks more. An XLG  1 topping pizza and 25 wings for $22.00..hands down the best bang for your buck in the valley. Great for a family meal on a Friday night AND offers 10% Military, Police, Fire and Senior DISCOUNT!! I guarantee you'll be back for more, I know I will, its a keeper!
__label__3 Stephen and Serena are a wonderful husband-wife team. They are enthusiastic, earnest, and totally no-pressure about making a sale on wedding dresses. Some shops have consultants who go in with you while you undress; Serena does not, and I didn't ask her to. She was responsive about coming in to help me zip/unzip and clip the dresses I tried on. At the end, she encouraged me not to make a quick decision, but to think on it. They both are eager to discuss how gowns can be customized, either by the designer or by them. I'd recommend.
__label__4 Sadly I moved and don't go here but, this gym is great. Good price and lots of equipment. But, its small and never too crowded. Open 24 hrs so you can work out whenever.
__label__4 I lived in Tucson for 16 wonderful years, leaving with my three children, new husband and two stepchildren in 2002 for New York. New York is wonderful in many ways, but truly is lacking in true authentic Mexican food. And there is no fooling my family. So when I come back to Arizona to visit my family here, the first thing I want is authentic Mexican food. Since my parents and sister live in Apache Junction, we find our fix at Los Tacos. The place is immaculately clean, the staff courteous and genuinely kind. I think we'd have a longer conversation if I spoke Spanish but their English is just fine. The food is cooked to order, the tortillas homemade. There is a salsa bar with salsa fresca, roasted hot peppers, spiced carrots, salsa verde and a nice chipolte salsa. I am not sure if they serve coffee as they are always so kind to let me bring in my morning addiction, Starbucks Vente. My son, who came on this trip with me, wakes each morning to walk the two miles to Starbucks and then a few steps more to Los Tacos. What a wonderful way to start the day. I can't recommend them high enough. Definitely worth the four mile walk each morning.
__label__4 My favorite beauty store in all of AZ , hair land is a close second but this store has awesome customer service and supply selection.
__label__0 I too have been screwed over by their billing company. They fraudulently charged me too much for copays and claim \"the checks in the mail\". I have called the location who keeps referring me to the billing company. The billing company never contacts you. My insurance company investigated and they told the the check was just sent to me (that was 3 months ago).\n\nTheir in-office service was OK and I didnt have a problem with that at all... its billing I have a huge issue with.
__label__3 I have been going here for about a a year and a half now and I love this place. I bought a groupon originally and have been going back with my membership card, best groupon I ever bought. I usually see 'Shay and she is amazing. She applies the right amount of pressure and I love the oils and scents she uses. All of the therapists I have seen have been great. Everyone is always really friendly, they do a great job of creating a relaxing environment. \n\nThe only slight drawback I have seen is sometimes my 1 hour massage will run a little short. I have been there a few times when the therapist was running a little behind and my appointment started late, which is fine, but it still ended on the hour. \n\nI will also say they have a very easy and convenient online booking system.
__label__0 All of the various cancer charities run by the Reynolds family are SCAMS. They pay themselves a fortune and give $0.02 for each dollar raised to people suffering from cancer. STAY AWAY!!!!!!!
__label__0 I was sent to Tobler Physical Therapy by my neurologist's PA for rotator cuffs and neck.  I first had to check in with the front desk as they had already gotten my insurance information over the phone from me and called my insurance for my benefits.  When I went up to the front desk, they told me that I had already met my deductible and that my payments would be 18.00 each visit. The first visit went pretty well, Lee evaluated me so that I could be put on a program.  The second visit was different.  The women therapists like to chat a lot.  They seem to be more involved in what each of them had done over the weekend than what was going on with the patient.  Even though a routine had been planned for me, they rarely followed it.  I would stand around in between exercises waiting for them to finish their conversations.  They acted like I should know everything and on what setting I should do every exercise after just the first visit.  They NEVER watched me do my exercises to make sure that I was doing them right.  I would have to tell them that it hurts and I can't do this.  This happened each and every week, 2 times a week.  One day they heard that the owner was coming.  Boy did they get busy then.  Lee decided that I wasn't making much progress and recommended that I allow him to adjust my neck.  I couldn't believe what I was hearing.  I told him that Dr. Fitzpatrick, the first neurologist that evaluated me, told me that I was never to have another adjustment of any kind because of the 5 deteriorated discs in my neck, C3, C4, C5, C6 and C7 as it could be very dangerous.  I brought my MRI for Lee to see.  I didn't feel that they took me very seriously, I guess they think they know better than Barrows.  I paid my 18.00 each visit thinking each time that it wasn't even worth that.  I stopped going after 11 visits.  Then I received a phone call from their billing department in Georgia?? telling me that my insurance did not pay as I had NOT met my deductible yet.  What???  They told me that I now owe over 600.00!!  Not for this unprofessional service!  18.00 was too much!  I have since had surgery on my right rotator cuff for torn rotator cuff, bicep tendon torn 90%, torn sub scapula tendon and two others that were torn.  I have every color twine, 2 titanium anchors and 2 plastic anchors in my shoulder.  My left shoulder is just as bad and I am scheduled for surgery on June 28th.  I guess that if they were watching me do my exercises, they have noticed!!!  After my surgery I went to Dynamic Rehab off of Higley Rd by Banner Hospital.  They are absolutely great!!  They are professional and they WATCH me!  They can tell when I am not carrying myself right and where the problem is.  Again they observe and help!  I cannot stress enough the unprofessionalism of Tobler Physical Therapy and I wouldn't recommend them to anyone.  What a joke!  I told my neurologist Dr. Yeung and he said he wouldn't pay either.  If you want a good physical rehab, DON'T go here, you will be worse when they get done with you than you were when you went in like I was.
__label__2 I tried to avoid this place when I need a car wash, gas, or a few snacks. When this place opened, the service and atmosphere was great. Since that time, a decline in appearance and service has set in. The store looks similar to a run down Circle K on the inside. Outside you are likely to be approached by the car detailers looking to sale you wash and service or by someone asking for change or a cigarette. Getting a car wash usually pits you against someone who cares nothing for their job nor has any level of intelligence. After returning to the serviceman for my air freshener that is supposed to come with one of the washes and having him ask for my receipt and then go back into the building to verify the purchase (despite already having my receipt and having literally just watched me go by minutes earlier), I stopped having any type of faith in this place. It is frequented by teens who sit outside smoking or asking for smokes and has become nothing more than a run down gas station. It is a shame because it looked so nice when it was first built.
__label__2 The Native is pretty good. Good beer selection though it is mostly dominated by domestic light beers. The wings are legit. Try the honey hot and if you're feeling a little crazy...get the suicide wings! They'll light you up!!!\n\nService is alright. Nothing too special here. They're a little expensive for what you get. For two of us at lunch, our bill was $32. Thats pretty steep for lunch.
__label__0 Worst/no customer service. Went to the bar area since it was only me dining alone. Allthe bar seats were taken so i found a table right near the bar and was waited on one time during 45 minutes. All the while no other server asked if I needed anything and the girl that served me initially walked by many times without acknowledging me. Every server that walked by did the same. Mind you I'm right by the bar. They had plenty of time and opportunities to ask if I'd like to see a menu. NOTHING. No eye contact no smile no service. I've been in there many times before and this by far has changed my opinion of this establishment. Normally they have average to decent customer service. Even the  manager was there (I'm guessing by the different red colored polo shirt). The regular customers (the ones at the bar who were called by name by the employees) had no trouble getting service. Very displeased with Native. Definetly lacking in the customer service department.
__label__3 Great food!  A little pricey for a broke mook like me to do regularly but yummy!
__label__0 Came back another time b/c our car overheated.  They told us we needed a  new timing belt and a whole bunch of other stuff we knew was a load of crap b/c we had literally just had the timing belt and water pump replaced a few months ago.  Liars!  Had the car towed to our regular guy (inconvenient, because he's far away) but not after an $89 fee just to have them look at it (and give us bogus info).  Wanna know what the problem really was?  A radiator hose that had come off.  C'mon Fletcher's, that's LOW.
__label__0 Just left here and they're out of everything, how does Popeye's run out of chicken? thats like Subway running out of bread...find another location besides this one.
__label__0 We didn't even stay to eat.  The place has great curb appeal.  That didn't save the trip.\n\n1.  Staff was not friendly.  Only two people were on duty.  One was standing behind the counter staring into space or watching TV.  The other was sitting down eating.\n\n2.  Doesn't appear to be too clean.\n\n3.  Pricey for a little hole-in-the wall place.  Not a sit down restaurant and some of the dishes are $10!\n\n4.  They serve \"off\" food.  Tongue.  Other weird assorted animal parts.\n\nWe stayed, read the entire menu, and then I whispered, \"Olive Garden?\" and we left.  Not worth a trip.
__label__0 Food does not taste good.  The food is boring and bland.  I regretted eating there the moment I tasted the food.  I will stick with the other Mexican food place down the street which is cheaper and the food tastes better!
__label__3 Good Breakfast Place.  And only 1.3 miles from my office even better!
__label__1 If we could get my g-parents network switched over, I'd NEVER have them return to this St Lukes.  Quality of care seriously depends on who's on shift and what floor you're on.  Cath-Lab and ICU staff has always been fantastic, but staff on the 7th floor is a hit or a miss.  Likewise with staff in the ER. \n\nSeriously makes me wonder WHY some people get into the medical field, when they clearly are not cut out for working in that type of environment.
__label__0 You get what you pay for... sometimes. I dropped off a few shirts and pants last week and when I went to pick them up, a shirt was missing. Steve claimed it had been \"held\"  though it simply needed basic dry cleaning. He then said \"they do this to me all of the time.\"  When I took my duvet cover in, it took a week and a half longer to return than promised. Overall, very little lack of empathy for their mistakes and poor customer service.
__label__2 Typical Panda Express, but add a drive thru. Service is not exceptionally friendly, but lets face it, who cares. You have to deal with the employees for a whole minute and a half. Food is always good, portions are generally good, and close to shopping.
__label__1 My wife and I were looking for a dinette table. We looked at many places and ended up at the RoomStore. We found a great table and decided to purchase the item. \n\nThe salesman was nice and didn't provide too much pressure. \n\nThere is a LARGE selection of items-couches, tables, chairs, dressers etc.\n\nMy problem was that we bought the table and had a deferred pickup due to moving into a new home several weeks down the road. I placed a small down payment to reserve my item. After several weeks, I contacted the RoomStore to pick up my item since I just moved into my new home. My item was not in stock and was told to call back later in the week. I called 4 days later and was informed the item was now available. \n\nToday, I went to pay the balance of my purchase and take home the table. Small problem, the table and chairs are not at this location.  I was given the choice to pick up the item at the distribution center 30 minutes away or wait until until Tuesday. I wish that during my several contacts during this process that someone would have told me that I wouldn't be able to pick up my item here or wait several other days. I was not happy! Now I have to go back once again to pick up the table and chairs.
__label__0 Never eating here again. They did something to my Chulpa. I have diaherrea. Everytime I buy food here, they get my order wrong.
__label__1 Rude workers... ugh. Good fast food and that's about it lol. Not worth my anger to get some cheap food. Palermos at 83rd and lower buckeye is better.
__label__2 I went during dinner on a Friday night so I expected it to be crowded. Me and the other three guest in our party were seated in about 20 minutes so no complaints there. \n\nIt did take about 15 minutes before someone came and asked us what drinks we wanted but by then we already knew what we wanted to eat including appetizers so it made it easier on all of us. \n\nI had the southwest pairings meal and the texas cheese fries (best pregnancy craving ever) Everyone else in my party seemed to enjoy their food.\n\nI do love that they have the z-tablet now at all the tables. You don't have to wait to pay your waiter no more and it prints the receipt right out there. You can scan your coupons there as well and refill/order drinks and order desert without doing the awkward waving and staring at your waiter/waitress till they acknowledge you. For 99 cents you can play games on it which is good since my boyfriend has the patience of a child sometimes.\n\nGreat way to save money is the 2 for 20 meal which is an appetizer and two entrees (which would normally cost 30+) or for $35 you get two margaritas and a desert along with your entrees. \n\nThe lunch portions are nicely prices as well. Between 11am-4pm, you can choose a lunch portion of some favorites which comes with your choice of soup or salad.
__label__3 Vienna Beef FTW! Any hot dog place that proudly serves Vienna Beef is a hot dog place for me. After a lesson on the history of Vienna Beef from the boyfriend's iPhone, we were in the mood for some good Chicago-style hot dogs and since we were in the area (on the way back from a Cubs/White Sox spring training game), we stopped in. I used to live in this area and had been here several times when it was under a different name and it's still as delicious. It seems to me that they're still using the same good products. \n\nWe both got the \"hot dog and fries basket\" which was just as it sounds. Good hot dog, served with all the fixin's (or however you request): mustard, onions, relish, tomatoes, cucumber salt, and sport peppers. Nom. \n\nLots of sports memorabilia on the walls- great for looking around while you wait for you food to be cooked fresh to order.
__label__4 I worked with Paul Parshley at the Tempe location. He was very professional, he always kept in touch, and is very knowledgeable in his line of work. With the help of Paul, everything went quickly and smoothly.
__label__1 Was not able to determine gender which was disappointing it's self, but even more disappointing is we were handed a cd with pictures that were of terrible quality. I felt like we were rushed since they were running late on the appointment before me. Going back only because they will do another gender check for free. She did mostly 2D sonogram were were expecting more 3D. Which she only did for about 1 minute, Im guessing that is the reason for the terrible quality in the pictures.
__label__4 I was beyond impressed with this place! I had the unfortunate experience of getting side swiped leaving my poor car with a scrape down its side. Gerber is teamed with Geico, the insurer for the guy who hit me, and I was told to come in, drop off my car, and they would have a rental waiting for me. Everything went exactly as they said. I dropped my car off and was on the road again within 10 minutes. The repairs went relatively quickly for what they had to do and when I picked it up I was in and out in less than 5 minutes. The main thing that I loved about them was their follow through. If they said they were going to call on Tuesday afternoon they called on Tuesday afternoon. I would use and recommend them to anyone!
__label__4 Couldn't have had a better experience  the place was clean from top to bottom  . I was greeted immediately smiles all around . I was served fast   . Food was hot and fresh   drinks weren't watered down  tables were clean and staff didn't seem to have down time   , they were busy cleaning  and sweeping    highly recommended
__label__2 When I'm in Casa Grande I try to stop at this Kohl's because it's usually not busy and they keep it clean and organized.  The one closest to my home in Chandler gets trashed!  \n\nToday I had a specific need to replace my cute black boots that were falling apart with another pair of black boots and also found a nice pair of grey boots.  So I cart my boots to the front and the cashier proceeds to be really pushy about getting their credit card.  \n\nIt's as bad as Barnes & Noble trying to get me to purchase their \"discount membership\".  Dang it.  If I wanted your damn credit card I would have it.  She brought it up 4 times, and I finally had to take a deep breath and just tell her with a straight face, \"I've thought about this very deeply and at great length, and I'm at peace with not having a Kohl's credit card.\"  \n\nI think she thought I was a weirdo.  I don't care.  The pushiness to open a line of credit really annoys me.  Some people are good with their credit and some aren't, and I don't think they should be credit pushers.  Calm the hell down Debt Pusher, but if someone doesn't know about the Kohl's card they have been living under a rock.  \n\nHmmm.  I guess that annoyed me more than I thought it did. \n\nMy point is, I like this Kohl's alright.  I'm trying to figure out how to circumvent the credit card question the next time.  They seem to be getting more pushy.  Gotta think of a funny answer the next time I'm asked.
__label__4 I have been terrified of the dentist my entire life. The staff at this office is unbelievably fantastic. Made me so comfortable and were so great at everything they did. The owner is so wonderful and very awesome. Thanks again!!!! Will definitely be back and recommend this place highly!!!
__label__0 Brought a perfectly healthy pet in for a comprehensive exam and dental cleaning. We brought her home nearly 12 hours after our drop off and she has not been well ever since. The vet was not terribly kind, brusque really in her follow up care. I was told there \"wasn't really a place for her (our dog), but the doctor will make time\" when we asked to bring her in to be seen after a long night of throwing up and retching/coughing. Her post-procedure vomiting and dehydration were addressed well enough the day following, but no real recovery to the same health despite our continued efforts at home. Later in the week, with vomiting and inability to keep food down a problem, asked to come back in. Only this time, I requested fees to be waived as these issues were caused by her dental treatment earlier in the week. I was told by an otherwise very kind front office rep. that she would call me back. Nothing. No call back. No concern for my pet who was made ill through their care. Had they at least called back with an estimate of costs that would have been nice. Is it so bad to ask for costs to be waived or reduced for care that is needed to correct problems that the same vet created? \n\nInstead I called our pet's former vet (who had left Banfield last year--should tell you something) and she received excellent supportive care with instructions and supplies to continue her care at home. Our dog is still not well, but at least we have the tools to help her and the confidence that our new vet actually cares about her well-being. \n\nWhen we picked up our pet the day of her teeth cleaning she looked awful--bile and drool on her face and paws, what appeared to be excrement on her tail end, and watery, weeping eyes. We were told that she had gotten sick after her wakeup from anesthesia, however the state she was in was inexcusable. This office needs to pay more focused attention to their clients instead of treating them like they are on an assembly line. We will no longer be visiting this facility and discourage anyone from bringing their furry loved ones here.
__label__1 **Updated Review-\nBased on my last experience - the service here is so-so at best.  The \"kids\" behind the counter are unattentive.  I had to literally shout to get them to notice that they had a guest in the lobby.  If it weren't for the fact that this location is at the bottom of the hill of Las Sendas - I probably would not return and instead opt for a different location.\n\nStore Manager/Owner - This is YOUR opportunity to make this right.  I am pretty generous/fair on my reviews and this location is by-far the weakest of all in the Mesa Valley.\n\n**********\n\nIt's Rosatis.  True nothing will ever taste as good as Pizza (incl. Rosatis) that you actually get IN Chicago because of the water quality west of the Mississippi is fair at best, this Rosatis does a really good job.\n\nThe kid that took our order was pretty cool-chill.  Brought it out to us in ~15 minutes - piping hot!  The sausage at Rosatis is awesome.\n\nWe visit this location every time we come to visit Dad/Mom since they live in the adjacent neighborhood.\n\nTip - order extra cheese - it is so worth it...the grease dripping all over - esp. from the pepperoni.
__label__1 I love Rosatis but this location has major problems! Since the deep dish takes 45 minutes, we ordered 2 appetizers to munch on while we waited, both were served barely warm. Then when we got our pizza it was barely warm...I went to the DIRTY bathroom and the toilet would not flush. i took off the tank lid and there was no chain to pull up the flapper! Would recommend going to a different location. For a Saturday night it was dead in there and now I know why!
__label__2 Wife wanted some flip flops while on vacation so Old Navy here we come.\nOf course we get those and a few other things.\nThe security guard hiding behind all the racks was a little weird.
__label__2 The Walgreens loses a star and a pharmacy customer in me after my most recent experience. I have been going to this Walgreens for nearly a year and had positive experiences with the pharmacy, regardless of the consistently slow service. However, in the last two months, the customer service has completely diminished. Last month, I had an issue with a prescription discount card and the girl who helped me ended up working it out. This month, I refilled the same prescription and when I went to refill it, they claimed my discount card wouldn't go through. I ended up waiting there for an hour while the same girl who helped me last time tried to figure it out. \n\nAfter an hour wait and attitude from her the entire time, the girl finally found a solution and I was able to get the discount. However, while ringing me up, she informed me what she did regarding the discount last time in order for it to work out and told me that I need to remember this moving forward and if I had remembered it, it wouldn't have taken so long. I wasn't aware that the customer is responsible for remembering what the Walgreen's pharmacy staff does on their own commuters to make a prescription and discount card go through. I then asked if Walgreens has an area where they can write notes about perscriptions so they can remember certain issues and if they can make an admin note on their end to avoid these problems. The girl rudely informed me how many customers she has and how it's impossible to remember everyone's notes and Walgreen's does not have a way to right notes in a patient's file. After she got heated with me and I was leaving, she rudely said, \"you have a Merry Christmas\" in a way that meant the opposite. So after waiting for my prescription for an hour after coming back three days in a row to get it and then being treated like this, I think I will consider visiting another Walgreen's location for my pharmacy needs.
__label__2 I have never eaten at a Rubio's before so have nothing to compare it to. I had their shrimp tacos and thought they were pretty good. The chips that came with them were kind of thick and not very tasty and the little bowl of beans that came with was not so hot either. The soda machine had Vanilla Coke, which was awesome :) I guess my biggest complaint was about the salsa bar. Four different kinds of salsa and with all of them they had the heat but no flavor. We have all tasted good salsa before...this wasn't it. A small redeeming factor was the pickled peppers at the bar, which were excellent and a nice touch.
__label__0 I've had decent car washes from this place before.... But the wash I got today was not worth the money. I was in a rush and didn't have the time to thoroughly inspect the wash till i got home. There was still blue soap spots in some areas, the wheel wells were still dirty, and there were random unclean spots on the car. Disappointing. I will not be returning.
__label__0 Very disappointed.  I took my 2010 challenger in to have the oil changed and the ultimate wash on Friday.  Saturday afternoon I noticed oil spots under my car, when I lifted it up I found oil dust cover/skid plate transmission and cross member.  I returned to classic car spa right when they were closing, and was told to bring it back first thing Sunday morning and they would make it right.  When I brought it back the technician remembered my car, he told me that it wasn't a leak it was a spill because the oil from the gun came out faster than my car could take it.  He said had tried to clean it up.  The manager left while the technician was explaining what happened and never returned.  They took the car, cleaned up what they could and gave it back to me.  I got the car home and there is still oil I can feel with my hand, the front of the car has smudges or oil/degreaser on the nose and right fender.  I had to rewash the front end and it still smelled of burning oil when I got it home.   They didn't make it right and I regret taking my car to here.
__label__0 I was really impressed when we contact First Option lending, they came to our house and walked through every piece of paperwork we signed for the loan application. I got a good vibe from the first line of communication. Soon after that no communication at all. This process began back in November and we are still chasing after them for status. On average , it takes a week to get a call back from our loan officer.  It's funny because, we are currently refinancing our rental home from a different company and the level of service has been exceptional, they send us updates to keep us in the loop constantly.  We are canceling our loan application with first option today and going with the other company.
__label__0 If I could save just 1person money by posting this then I'm happy! I own a 07 Mini Cooper which in my mind was having either fuel pump or injection issues....had it towed to Stamps and waited for a call....when they hadn't called in hours I called them only to be told that their \"mini mechanic\" was off today(BTW I had called prior to this and they never told me he wasn't in) or else I'd have gone elsewhere.... anyway I spoke to a gentleman and told him what I thought was wrong and if he could look at it to give me any kind of idea what was going on ....he agreed and after another few hours I called back again only to have this guy tell me there was NO OIL IN MY ENGINE! I'm sorry I may be a female but I have worked on many engine's in my life both auto and airplane and one thing I do know is an engine with no oil doesn't keep running for over a month in this heat and me driving it like a race car.... so after I expressed the fact that I couldn't believe that I still left it with them until his Mini guy took a look at it. The next day I finally get a call and they say they\"added oil\" and checked it and found metal shavings in it which I knew meant I would be needing a new engine!! FML I thought ....he proceeded to yell me he found a replacement engine in Tucson for only $5500 and to have it installed would wind up costing me $7900! My gut was telling me this wasn't right so I called around and found an engine for only $3000 but stamps said they wouldn't do that or warranty their work if they did do it.... and if they did install the engine they would charge me $3100 in labor! I said no way and took my Mini to Eurotech in Tempe and thank God I did.... because after all that Stamps had said and put me thru it turned out all my Mini needed was a new timing chain tensioner and a oil change! They looked at the oil stamps had said they put in and said no, it was too old and dirty to have been changed and they saw no metal shavings in the oil at all!! So a day and only $190 later at Eurotech my Mini is back to herself and running beautifully!! Either Stamps Auto needs a new Mini mechanic or they are just cheats! I was thinking about telling 3 on your side aboutyhis scam....I may still.... I wouldn't recommend Stamps Auto to ANYONE!! Unless you like being taken for everything your worth! If I could give them no star I would.... I just feel like they saw a female and said Hey we can get a lot out of her! Beware ..... that's all I can say.
__label__0 It all started with a low tire pressure light and oil change.  When I made my appointment I was told I would have a new Service Adviser (won't mention his name, but it can double for a female's name and starts with 'T'), since the last guy left. When I arrived he barely looked up at me to acknowledge my presence, and had no idea I even had a scheduled appointment.  Regardless, i had the oil changed, tires rotated and low tire pressure resolved.......So I thought.  Maybe 2 days later the Low Pressure light came on again.  Since it was the weekend I got by with filling up the tire with air for a few days.  Finally my wife and I attempted to call 'T' several times throughout the day, leaving 2 separate vmails (1 in the AM, the other around 2:30PM.  NO response!  Finally I called the service mgr to tell her my dilemma.  She quickly told me to take the car in and she'll be sure he'll take care of it.  I arrive, once again this guy had no idea I was scheduled, so of course now he has to give me a attitude and scoffs at the fact that i wanted to get my tire fixed before they closed at 7PM.  It wasn't even 4PM yet.  He looks at the clock and asks if I was leaving the car overnight.  REALLY?  For a tire?  I told him no, and he could take it up with his mgr if he had an issue.  Finally after all was said and done, about an hour later he tells my wife and I he can't fix it and we need a new tire.  There was a nail to close to the side wall.  So my wife asked why didn't they catch it the first time when the tires were rotated and the Low Tire Pressure issue was addressed......He got all defensive, and goes back and forth with my wife on \"PROCEDURE\".  I laughed in his face, took the keys and he storms away with his 'great customer care skills'.  Why get upset with us?  Because we asked the right questions?  Anyway, next day we went to Discount Tire, thinking we were going to buy a new tire, when they guy tells us we were all done and fixed......for FREE!......What would have been probably a bill over $200 for 1 tire, ended up costing $0 and no Low Pressure light.  Good Job Airpark Service
__label__0 Scratch my last review.  If I could give 0 stars I would, but 1 is the minimum.  Well, I guess I can give 1 star for the poor service guy that had to deal with my pent up frustrations from enduring the dis-functional service at Airpark Jeep.  Where to begin:  They never entered in the $2300 service/maintenance/extended warranty plan that I bought with my Jeep into my vehicle profile at the service shop.  So I paid for 2.5 years worth of oil changes etc. for no reason (even after I claimed I had one in the beginng)...then I found the agreement when I moved 5 months ago and I was not reimbursed the full amount because they pay a reduced price.  For their failure to get off their lazy tush and see if I had a service plan, I ended up paying more for oil changes...Sure am glad I bought their STUPID $2300 maintenance plan. \nEpic failure #2:  The manager failed to call me back (called 3 times) after I found the paperwork for the warranty and asked about my plan and how to get reimbursed properly.  \nEpic Failure #3:  I called the director of the whole dealership to complain about the manager that never called me back and their stupid warranty 'service' plan, and he never called me back either.  \nEpic Failure #4:  My car has 43, 200 miles on it and for the last 4 oil changes and 1 battery change everyone failed to mention anything about the 30,000 mile preventative maintenance (which could have been done gradually over multiple visits), so today when I went in for an oil change and new brake pads, they informed my I had $941 of service that needed to be done because the 30000 mile stuff wasn't taken care of (they had 13000 to make me aware of the preventative maintenance)....last time I checked that is why you take your car in for regular maintenance so you distribute such costs over time and take care of your car so you don't end up having a PROBLEM!!!! \n\nBottom Line:  Don't go to Airpark Jeep EVER for anything! The service department here is awful and I have no respect for the guy who sold me the crappy service plan either.  And the management seems to be worthless considering they never call anyone back.  I have bought 3 new cars and 2 used cars and have never had any problems like this from any other dealership.  \n\nAlso, I hate writing reviews that trash a place; sometimes people have a bad day...my experience with Airpark has been bad for 2.75 years.  Congratulations Airpark Jeep you earned yourself a hard to achieve 1 star review!
__label__4 I've read all of the reviews and it's unfortunate that all of the customers had such a negative experience. I purchased a new Town and Country (needing a 7 passenger vehicle), after test driving the LR4 Land Rover, BMW X5, Mercedes, Lexus, Honda, and Ford. After much frustration, a friend told me about her great deal and experience she had at Airpark Dodge/Chrysler/Jeep. I had the good fortune of working with Frank (manager) and Ed (salesman). What an absolute pleasure to work with both men and what a difference compared to the other auto dealers I had run into that week. I was sure I was going to buy the Land Rover and really only intended to do my due diligence and test drive most 7 passenger vehicles. I bought the Town and Country on the spot the moment I knew I was in good hands.
__label__0 I'm not one to complain, I'm in the service industry, so I know bad days happen. This was worthy of others knowing. My service rep literally LIED to me. He quoted me for an oil change and I let him know about the radio having some issues. Wrote down the quote on the paper, gave me the yellow carbon copy. When I came to pick up my car, there was an extra $100 tagged to the bill. The guy then told me it was for inspecting the radio. I then told him he NEVER said it would be $100 to LOOK for the problem. He then assured me that he did and even quoted me that price. Unfortunately, like a dummy, I didn't have my copy. I continued to argue that we never would have had them check out the radio if we would have been told it cost that much. I understand that it costs money to inspect things, but we were never told ahead of time and he then lied saying he told me that. Thankfully, he took off the $100 (probably because he knew he was wrong) He said he didn't want to lose my business...too late. I came home to look at my receipt and sure enough, he had added the \"1\" to his copy...my quote was for $100 less. I won't tolerate being lied to.
__label__0 I really wish Yelp would allow zero stars.\n\n\nSince Airpark Dodge is local We figured it would be a great place to go purchase our exact specification of a Jeep Grand Cherokee for exactly the cost we investigated as fair.\n\nWe attempted to make this purchase at Airpark Dodge using our own funding.  This process will include working out the deal over the phone....The below story can be summed up with Airpark's final statement to me as \"...if you do not finance through us we don't want your business and we want you to leave\"\n\nIn any case,  Airpark Dodge made this the most adversarial car purchasing experience I have ever had.  They are, in my opinion, the most extremely aggressive, misleading, non-scrupulous and untrustworthy dealership I have ever run across.  They wasted a full day of my time and I suggest, prior to going, you tread lightly and consider about anyplace else.\n\n***********************\nDuring the entire 24 hour process (to the hour) we were extremely clear we had our own financing with an extremely good rate (one they would either not beat or could barely match). In any case we clearly stated we are simply there to purchase the vehicle only and for the amount we required.  It was very clear nothing less than these statements would be acceptable and we wanted a quick and easy transaction.\n\nWe started the day with the requirements stated and accepted over the phone.  All we needed was the purchase agreement from them. And we would be on our way to the bank to pick up the check and make our purchase.\n\nWithout going into the line by line issues I will simply state a full day of \"misunderstandings\" on totals, rebates, sums, flaws and missteps occurred.  They continuously sent incorrect data to give to the bank.  Not only incorrect data but incorrect paperwork.  It was extremely clear as to what we were looking for.  I find it very hard to believe they have never dealt with a customer in this manner.\n\nIt became obvious I would have to go and get it from them physically (which ends out being exactly what they wanted). Upon arrival the salesman attempted to have me sign all their standard applications for credit (of which I, again, clearly stated I wanted no part of).  In fact at one point he attempted to convince me it was for the purchase only that he required this information (this included my ssn).... I may be dense but not that dense and I clarified my position by statingif I gave you my ssn you do not have permission to run my credit.... Funny, he no longer cared to get that filled out and ran off to see his manager (and I had no intention of giving this to him anyhow)\n\nThe finance manager got into the mix, actually had the nerve to ask me to explain what the problem was.  After spending the last day working on this I was not about to describe the events of the day.  This particular question was a bit misleading as shortly after he talked as though he was fully versed in the situation.  I am pretty sure he was not fully versed in my particular situation, I sincerely believe he was versed in the script written for our particular purchasing requirement.\n\nWell as we know they said they don't want our business if we are not going to finance through them.  They also mentioned we will receive a negative review anyhow.... Guess they didn't think of yelp.\n\nI know I should have left sooner but was stuck on the good price I worked out......Really should have left sooner.\n\n.... And the rest of the story....\nThe next day we went to Chapman Dodge....the acquired the exact same (physically the same) vehicle and sold it to us for exactly our asking price.  The purchase experience was exactly what I hoped for, very smooth, no pressure, no worries.  I was very clear on what we wanted and the abided by our decisions and processed the paperwork for which we required.  \n\nI highly recommend you consider going to Chapman Dodge as you first attempt to purchase your vehicle.
__label__3 I came here on a Saturday afternoon so we were able to pull right up to the window. I'm sure this location can get pretty busy on a weekday morning, but the direction of the drive-thru doesn't seem obnoxious and can probably accommodate a lot of cars. \n\nThe staff was friendly and told us about some deals that they were having later in the week while I perused the menu board. For a coffee joint, there is a lot to choose from and for a drive-up, reading the board is obnoxious. I usually just go with my old standby iced coffee but thought I wanted to try something new. Luckily a line didn't form behind us.\n\nAs the baristas were making our drinks, one let another know a drink to get ready for the car that was now behind us. That's pretty cool that they remember their regulars.\n\nI will def be back, but next time I might just go to the walk up until I have the menu memorized.
__label__4 Carl's Jr.....Good place for burgers.  I always enjoy their guacamole burger which is grubtastic!  ;)  This location is also pretty quick about serving their food especially when your on your lunch break which is an advantage over other locations I've been to.  Place is neat, clean, and staff are friendly.  :)
__label__0 Emily was beyond rude and had no interest in helping me Purchase a phone. I walked into this store excited to purchase my first iPhone and set up with AT&T, but received nothing but a bad attitude by an employee who obviously doesn't like their job. The lack of customer service I received made me uneasy so I decided to leave and set up service elsewhere. I will not be returning to this location I would rather drive out of my way and be treated with respect than to be subject to the treatment I received here again.
__label__0 I brought my car in a few months back due to a transmission fluid leak. They found the problem to be a broken seal where the driveshaft connects. They were great when it came to fixing the problem but they put the blame on the company which I bought the driveshaft from. They told me the seal had broken as a result of the driveshaft being welded too short but when I got a second opinion I was told that it broke because of old age (car has 200,000 miles) when the people at brake masters removed the driveshaft they had disassembled it at the middle joint. They put the blame on the company who sold me the driveshaft saying it was welded too short but when I brought it in to a separate place for a second opinion they measured the driveshaft and told me it was the correct length. The people at brake masters broke my driveshaft and did not want to take responsibility for it which took $500 for me to replace. The staff here is dishonest and I would not recommend it to anyone.
__label__4 Everything they said it would be! Starting with the consult; they were polite and helpful in providing me with the best options to suit my concerns. Dr. Friedman was very professional and the entire process was pain free for me, both physically and mentally. The procedure went off without any problems. The entire staff was helpful before, during and even now after the surgery.  I have thought about having this done for a long time and after my consult with Carly, I felt like this was the time. I couldn't be more satisfied.
__label__0 The staff that works the front desk are always super welcoming and friendly. \nWith that being said, the pharmacy is a totally different ball game. In the past, the pharmacy staff has been rude, and not in any way caring. \nI went in the other day, needing something from behind that counter. When I asked the older woman if they had the generic version, she looked at me like I was a huge interruption, told me that it was in isle 16, and went back to typing. \nKnowing that it WASN'T in the isle, but not sure how to handle this person, I went and looked, and there was only a little sign for the main brand on the shelf. I went back, nicely asked the lady what it was called, hoping she would realize that it was not on the shelves. She looked at me like I was a complete idiot, and loudly, rudely, stated the main brand name. Ugh, are you kidding?\nI asked if they had the generic form one more time, and she responded, \"Not that I know of.\" And continued typing.\nI was so shocked at her behavior and lack of manners that I left and went to the CVS on Bell.... Where they had the generic brand.... Behind the counter.... And I was done getting it within a minute. \nNever going to this specific pharmacy again.
__label__3 I come here for meetings almost once per week or once every two weeks. I got in the morning between 8:30-9:30 and stay for a while. The servers are all very friendly. I noticed one of the servers remembers people from before, and in-between rush orders, they are often cleaning up the area. \n\nA major plus for this location is that they have lots of seating and lots of plug-ins for those of us who use our laptops.  There are several small tables, a larger table, and tables by the comfortable bench area. \n\nThe only complaints I have is that it's often busy, I cannot get a seat, and sometimes, the tables are crummy with someone's previous snack. Also, the sun is so darn bright in there at times. Of course, the sun annoys me most of the time anyway, but the shades on the windows only come about halfway down, and the sun is blinding. The parking lot can be kind of annoying too, depending on when one gets there/leaves. \n\nIf you log into their (now) free wifi, there's a free song of the week. I have liked all my free songs of the week, a perk of going to Starbucks. \n\nI can't say I love Starbucks coffee, but I love their tea and option of snacks. They have the kind of granola bars I like, dark chocolate, fruit, and some other items that are quite tasty. \n\nThe music is often the same every week I go, and sometimes it can get overly loud, but it's not that bad.
__label__1 I like Sams club alot. last few times i have been to this one, the employees all seemed pissed off at the world.  our cashier even threw our watermelon in to the cart. rude bunch at this location. our membership is up in 2 weeks. I think its time to try Costco. i heard they pay there people more than Sams Club. Maybe the workers have a better attitude.
__label__0 I have been coming to Ahwatukee Nail Spa for a good year and a half or two to get my brows waxed. Amy is absolutely amazing. Every time I come in, the woman up front (I assume the owner?) asks me why I don't get pedicures or fills there. I tell her I have somewhere else I go for those services. I haven't ever told her why. Hopefully she reads her Yelp reviews!\n\nToday my car is a Fletcher's getting some work done. Since Ahwatukee Nail Spa is in walking distance to both my house and Fletcher's and since I needed a fill, pedicure and waxing I thought I'd give Ahwatukee Nail Spa another chance.  What a disappointment!\n\nThe pedicure is lackluster. The gentleman completing this service had a decent enough disposition but it didn't seem like he cared a whole lot about what I was asking. This is the primary reason I stopped coming here for these services almost two years ago. I told him I have extra skin buildup on my big toes from wearing heels every day. Ask him if he'll take care of it. He says yes however, he doesn't. The massage was hilarious. There was no massage to it. It was literally copious amounts of lotion into my calves and feet. He painted my toenails and off to the fill in we went. \n\nAt the start of the fill, I asked him to please plan to put acrylic all the way to the tip to reinforce it because the acrylics are starting to break. He then informs me that they only fill the area at the top where the nail has grown out...I'm aware of what a fill is. Much to my chagrin I've had acrylics since 1996!! At this point I said, \"You know, the woman up front asks me every time I get my eyebrows waxed why I don't get fills or pedicures here and this is a perfect example of why not. You don't tell a customer no on a request like this. You also don't school them on what a back fill is. You simply do what the customer asks and if you want to charge me extra, then fine.\" He laughed. No kidding, full on laughed. \n\nSo, at the end of the fill he asked to see my feet. Turns out he hadn't put the top coat on. So, he does this but does it in a way where you can see he's all over the place and there is top coat on my toes. \n\nI will stick to AZ Tip -n- Toes where my business is appreciated, I'm respected as a customer and my pedicures and fills result in satisfaction! \n\nNever again Ahwatukee Nail Spa. Never again.
__label__4 I'm here at least every other week for a gel manicure and often for a pedicure too.  Sarah H and I often come together because a pedicure is more fun with a friend.  The salon is clean and well organized and beautifully designed.  The nail techs are always friendly and very accommodating.  I've been coming here almost exclusively for the last two years and I'm happy I discovered it,
__label__0 The experience we had with Brothers Plumbing and Air Conditioning was horrible. Our a/c went out and we called to have a technician come out and figure out what the problem was. They sent someone, he fixed \"something\", they charged us $468.73 and they left...our a/c went out with the same exact problem exactly 1 week later. They came back out, looked at our unit, turned it on (since we had it off for hours to cool it down and keep it from causing other issues) and said, \"Ok, seems good.\" and left again. Twenty minutes later....guess what??? Same problem, we called someone else to come out and fix the problem and they said not only should the first service cost no more than $230 but they also did not fix the problem. Now, they won't refund any money even though they did not fix the problem and over charged us!
__label__2 We live in Surprise and have an Ihop much closer to us but we always prefer to make the trip out to this location. Its not as crazy busy on Sat & Sun mornings. If there is a wait its not but a few mins. The restaurant itself is clean and tidy. Doesn't have that weird smell that other Ihops tend to have too. The staff is always friendly and the service is great. I never run out of tea.  They sometimes have a balloon maker that works for tips and makes the kids cool balloon animals and such.
__label__2 The menu is pretty standard fare for breakfast. The restaurant is always clean and the staff are friendly. Surprisingly I ordered the beef tips dinner and it was super tender and had a good flavor. I was pleasantly surprised. They have the best croutons here!
__label__0 Vivian at customer service was pointless!  Uses phrases like 'it's policy' and when I pointed out that the lowes at bell and grand (which I love) would have exchanged my item (this one was $15.98) Vivian folded her hands in front of her and said 'we follow policy here'!!!  It wasn't until I reacted to the word 'policy' - Vivian said that she's worked there for 8yrs. She said that she was going to call a mgr or someone to help do the refund  (which she only said after I asked for her name) Vivian also engaged with a frustrated customer and said that I kept cutting her off- I was done!  Done. I left a shopping cart of $260 sitting there because Vivian would not handle an exchange of $15.98.
__label__3 A bit pricy, but they keep a record of what you like so they can do it consistently. Seems to work well.  The girls are always friendly, and they usually offer you a bottle of water or a soda.\n\nI'm a regular at this point.  Coupons help, plus they have a punch card you can redeem when you fill it up.
__label__0 Just spent 40 mins waiting after being told the wait was 20. They were taking other walk ins who I suppose hap appointments but who knows. This place needs adult supervision...won't be back.
__label__2 There's just not a big selection. The parking lot was crowded but in the store it wasn't. Friendly staff. \nI found some cute juice glasses for $0.69 that's it!
__label__3 We went to Raceway Bar & Grill  it is kind of away from the town but it was a treat. Food and service great. Lots of collectables to see. Pizza was different but awesome.we would go back for sure. Rand the owner made the experience even better. Had an Amber beer which was great to.
__label__0 Turns out the bug infested part was BED BUGS by the way!  Yes that's right BED BUGS!
__label__1 MAC cosmetics department:  Not impressed.  I was making a large purchase and I was completely rushed by the associate \"helping me\".  It was not busy at all, so I don't see why I was rushed.  Unfortunately, this is the closest MAC to me.  Bummer.
__label__0 I have been to this EyeMasters store on two occasions: once to place an order for contact lenses, and once to pick the order up. On both occasions I had to wait an unacceptably long time to be helped. This store is seriously understaffed so, unless you have a lot of time to kill, take your business elsewhere. Plus, the prices aren't that good.
__label__0 Six years ago Filibertos were springing up everywhere. They were monopolizing the fast food mexican trade and putting all the polibertos, rolibertos, and Humberto's out of business, or at least that was the game plan. Today I am back in AZ and am saddened to see how much of a big player filibertos has become. With their streamlined business model, professionally designed identity and logo, and their official website, they have turned a personal relationship between taqueria and taco eaters into a perverted faceless business venture. Give me back my taco truck on the side of the road, not this futuristic look into the big taco machine. All conspiracy aside, the experience true taco lovers were accustomed to is all but dead, the flavors have become bland and the exchange is no different than driving Through a jack in the box or del taco. Socorro and Conchita are no longer hanging out the drive through window yelling at you in Spanish, the cook isn't also the owners cousin and landscaper on the weekends. But worst of all the Horchata is watered down. There are a few things I can look the other way for, but watered down Horchata is just not one of them. People, just because a restaurant looks new and clean and their drive through speakers work doesn't mean they are up to par. What are you willing to sacrifice for a uniform big box feel and convenience? You aren't getting lower prices, you are only getting lowered standards when it comes to taste. I don't need my drive through lady to speak perfect English and I don't need for the cook to wear a shirt when he's frying the meat, what I do need is true authentic flavor, nothing can ever come before that.
__label__0 The. Worst.\nEvery month we would run into the same issue with the mobile app not properly sending commands. I was on my way to Hawaii and not only I could I not arm my home but they couldn't do anything to help me. Every month. Was always an issue with the cell unit or something. Went through two panels, 4 cell units. Still had the same issue.\nFinally got a supervisor, and asked the question: what happens when this next repair doesn't fully solve the problem? I finally got him to agree that if I had the issue again they would let me go as a customer. Well, when the inevitable came, they wouldn't do it until the person who quoted me that did it personally, and he was difficult to get ahold of.\nWill never, ever do business again with them. I've had safeguard for 3 weeks and it my new system has worked flawlessly!
__label__0 Very disappointed!  Last 2 times I've been I was very unhappy. A while ago, we did the drive through and the  fried chicken was falling apart and bones inside were broken.  Almost like it was smacked around on the counter.  This last time, we had the grilled, and most of it was very dry and
__label__3 I think City North it is a wonderful apartment experience. Apartments are fantastic. Ten foot ceilings with a wall of glass from one end of your apartment to the other. The parking garage is a nice feature in the Arizona heat and it is secure. There are some very nice common areas with high end grills for those of us that like to grill. The single pool is very small for 99 apartments but it is not used much so it seems to work out just fine. Some very good restaurants in the area and a mall close by. Perfect!!
__label__1 My girl and I are planning a spontaneous trip to Greece so last night, we stopped into Beach Bunny Swimwear to check-out some of their swim wear.  We'd never been there and probably won't go again.  \n\nWe were greeted with a loud voice from the back as we walked in and then after a few seconds, the girl behind the counter also told us that they closed in about 8 minutes, in a brisk way... not very customer friendly.  My friend teased back, telling her that she wouldn't like it if one of her employees had said that so the girl proceeded to tell us about a time she'd stayed until midnight for a client... \"because ya know, they were spending thousands of dollars\" but she didn't even get a raise for it.  I didn't know how to respond.  I was thinking that she must think we couldn't afford to spend thousands and/or that if her boss gave her a bit more positive reinforcement or reward for staying late, she'd be more friendly.  Either way you look at it, it was a weird story to tell.    Plus, I may be a regular salary girl but my girl friend is about to buy an Aston Martin... with her own money. \n\nAnyway, the swim wear was cute from the window but not functional when we got up close.  They'd be good for photos, I guess.  \n\nWon't see ya there.
__label__0 I have never been so insulted as a patient.  I spent around a hour in the waiting room. ...I was with two different employees for a total of less than 10 minutes. I did see a stethoscope....\n\nThe bill for services was $255....you've got to be kidding. ...that's criminal. ...
__label__1 I actually love this Target store but I am not a fan of your hours. Opens at 9 a.m and closes at 9 p.m.  It opens rather late in the morning and it closes too early in the evening.  I certainly suggest management to reconsider the hours of operation. At a minimum open the store at 8 a.m.  This was my go to place for school supplies and I love doing my Target shopping in the early morning once I drop off kids at school before heading into the office.  If the hours change, I will change/update my review.
__label__0 We live nearby and thought it would be great to try a local dental office.  Both times my husband and I went in the dental hygienist talked, and talked, and talked to the point of annoyance.  Also, the dentist informed my husband that he needed a considerable amount of work done.  We waited a year (finances!) and went back to our prior dentist - listed in the Phoenix Magazine's \"Top Docs\" - only to find that NO WORK was necessary or even recommended.
__label__0 I've lived here for 2 years now and it was amazing when I moved in. I had no issues. This is the second summer that my a/c has leaked and caused water damage and stains on my carpet. I can't leave my apartment without forgetting to put a bucket under the a/c unit otherwise my carpet is soaking wet. I've put in work orders several times and they always say it's the condensation. However, there is so much water that I have to put my large kitchen garbage can under when I have gone out of town for the weekend and it has been almost completely full of water. If I didn't catch the water there would be extreme water damage and most likely leak to the apartment under me. \n\nThey decided to remodel the pool near my unit this summer. Not only was it extremely loud but the workers started very early in the morning and would sit outside my unit talking and doing whatever and not respecting the residents. I would have no problem with this if it was at a normal hour in the day. Also, they left debris and rocks and blocks in the open parking spots therefore making parking near impossible during the remodel. \n\nLastly and most importantly, the water gets shut off more than anywhere I have ever lived. It seems to become more frequent the longer I live here. It also seems to become longer as well. They will say they have to shut the water off for a break in the line or whatever and it will be back on early in the evening 5-6pm.  They are never correct with the time. It will come back on late into the evening causing a whole day of not being able to use/live in my apartment. On 8/4/14 an email was sent out saying they needed to shut the water off and they would keep us updated. It was turned off at 9am. I got an email later that day explaining the water would be back on between 8-9pm (which to me is way too long to have water off. You cannot live in extreme heat and not have water. Where do you go to the bathroom? How do you cook?). However, the water was still not turned on at 12:30am when I finally gave up and went to a friends house. Who knows what time is was turned back on. They have no sympathy and do nothing to prorate your rent. \n\nI would not recommend living here. I cannot wait until my lease is up.
__label__1 I feel mean giving a gas station a low ranking. But, this one really is \"meh.\"\n\nIt's right by my house, so it's a convenient spot. They have all the gas station basics and even an automatic car wash. However, the way it sits aside the freeway intersection, I have to do a U-turn if I'm headed east. You can access directly from the freeway, but that off-ramp is a nightmare.\n\nOne perk is they have an outdoor water vendoring machine. But, I'm creeped out by the clientele who hang around outside. And, I'm a good-sized dude. One time a bunch of water came out of the gas nozzle I was using before I even started pumping. Meh.\n\nGo here if you have to, but QT is just down the street.
__label__0 The staff at the store is very friendly but they are severely understaffed. I was second in line and it has been an hour. AT&T should really pay attention to this, the have been the customers that walked out thus far. Not sure what that is worth but lost customers are hard to replace.
__label__4 For just $5 you can skip the interior cleaning and get a \"basic\" was which allows you to run through the main show.  They may call it basic, but my car came out of the wash cleaner than a baby's butt.\n\nThe whole system was pretty efficient, except for the entrance for the skip-the interior-cleaning located on the far right.  From entrance to exit, it took less than 5 minutes.  Overall, I'm pretty satisfied and would return to try out their interior service as well.
__label__0 This place is the worst. No appointment needed to get service, but expect your car to be there for a full day.  Took my car at 7:30am and they don't call me until 4pm.  Wait! I had to call them to find out what is going on and they haven't even started to work on my car. Either they are understaffed or don't know how to work efficiently. Won't be taking my car there ever again.   Just stay away or go there and enjoy the frustration, your choice.
__label__4 Hesitate to say what a great barber she is because I don't want to share this hidden gem. But Sherry has earned the 5 Star rating.
__label__0 Closed :(\n\nToo bad too. The pizza was awesome but the customer service was horrible.
__label__4 My sales person was very knowledgable and respectful. I am very happy with Verizon and their service. Overall nice experience at this corporate owned location. Thank you!
__label__1 Ordered pizza online - he took an hour to deliver at the house like its just 10 mins away
__label__0 I took my RV into RV Master Techs (RVMT) into Goodyear to look at my Onan Microlite 4000 generator that was still in the RV bay.  The problem that I was having is that it would turn over and fire but would not remain running immediately after the starter button was disengaged.  They told me that they replaced the carburetor and that it was still doing the same thing and they wanted to take it to the local Onan place in town to have them troubleshoot it which I allowed.  RVMT told me Onan stated that the Stator was bad and the cost would be $1800 to fix.  I rejected that and had RVMT remove the generator from the bay so that I could put something else in there.  They removed the new carburetor and gave me the generator back without the old carburetor reinstalled.  I got the carb back in a box.  My neighbor is an experienced mechanic offered to take a look at the generator.  Before taking it apart, we immediately noticed that there was break in the armature as we could see that through the ventilation openings.  We removed and dismantled the generator and discovered that there was damage in the unit and we found the foreign metal object that caused the damage.  Here's the problem, before taking it to RVMT, the unit was free wheeling without hindrance that would have been noticeable with the extensive damage in the generator area, so that occurred AFTER I turned it over to them.  I was charged $300 for them to effectively remove the unit with the carburetor removed and with a more severe problem than when it was given to them.
__label__4 Dr. Glen and Dr Schmidt are so wonderful as well as the staff. I have several kitties that go there and get the best care. I love how caring they are. Dr. Glen was so helpful and loving as my kitten was sick and dying. My cats always do well in the office since its a calm environment. I absolutely recommend this office!
__label__4 We ordered rain gutters from Ben Rutan.  They were installed in a shorter period of time than was promised.  The crew were very professional.  The gutters look great and work great!
__label__4 Yummy, quick lunch! This is our go-to local Chinese restaurant. It has been consistently good over the past 4-5 years we have been living here. We especially like their luncheon specials and to go dinners. We love their mu shu chicken/pork and their wonton soup.
__label__0 El INCONVENIENT Bella \n\nProblem experience #1 - I was given a gift certificate for Christmas some time ago... It was originally for a VIP pedicure but I asked if I could get a manicure instead and that was fine. The gel polish chipped after a few days, so I went back and they fixed it, no big deal I thought. Except I had to wait for the original girl that did my manicure to fix it - a 30 minute wait. \n\nProblem #2 - I showed up on a Saturday, with no appointment, nor did the three women behind me have an appointment, yet they were taken back right away. Hmmm... So I got up and asked how much longer would it be? The man with the tattooed arms said oh did you pick a color? I said I want gel polish, he then seated me - with a woman who didn't know how to apply it!!! So I already had been waiting 20 mins out front, then another ten to be told the technician didn't know how. So I got up and left. However, the fool that I am, called for an appointment the next day, and the tattooed man even apologized to me. So I figured, ok, they made it right.\n\n(Months go by with the occasional pop in for a fill, no issues, never really got the wow factor, but close to home)\n\nLast and third problem EVER- calling in on a Friday for a Saturday appointment (because I've learned my lesson) I made an appointment for a basic fill and a hair cut after being asked if the nails were all I needed, so I said why not, I'll splurge! I walked in Saturday at 2pm as per SAMANTHA, the front desk woman who made the appointment over the phone had said when my appointment would be. The girl behind the counter didn't even say hi, asked what I was in for and I gave her my name. A few seconds and clicks of the keyboard later, She asked again what I was there for and how to spell my name. At this point the impression was that my appointment made with Samantha the day prior was not saved perhaps? So the girl said ok, we will be right with you with a puzzled look on her face still. \n\nI sat down and Samantha came over to ask me about the backfill she assumed I wanted. I stated no, basic acrylic fill, regular polish and a clear gel top coat. (She was standing at the counter while the girl was figuring out if I truly had an appointment or not, so I know she heard me) SAMANTHA proceeded to tell me that \"customers\" don't do that. Hmmm... Your brochure of services states that you do. Then she proceeded to explained to me why \"customers\" don't do that, which I took as to what I wanted was a HUGE INCONVENIENCE to the technician. I simply stated that was all I wanted and as someone who has been in several times before and had the same thing done, why was it such a problem now? So SAMANTHA, turned to the tattooed man, made a face, then he said \"come here\" in a tone that made me feel so un-welcomed. I got up, walked towards him, and said \"Nevermind, this isn't the first time I've had issues with this place\" and I left. \n\nI ended up going down the street, spending much more on my nails then I had anticipated spending at El RUDE Bella and was extremely happy, I also went to Great Clips and spent less then half of what I was going to spend at El INCONVENIENT Bella for my hair cut and it was wonderful, I suggest you go see Chelsea at Great clips on Chandler Heights and Higley. AMAZE. \n\n (I will say that two weeks prior I had brought my sister in with me, we had fills and polish done, both of us stunned they wanted to charge $15 just for clear gel top coat when the brochure said $5. We chalked it up to a language barrier, but they speak fine English.)\n\nNeedless to say, I'm never going back, and if yelp doesn't get through to them, I will be mailing a letter to the owners and BBB.
__label__0 The place is nice and the service is nice as long as you don't have your nails done by the OWNER. Please know I don't usually give bad reviews about anyone's business and try to see the better good in things furthermore in people. However, I've been getting my nails done religiously every two weeks for over 25 years. And just a manicure at that...so I know a thing or two about nails. \nI don't live in the area I'm just visiting family but I came here because a few years back I had a great experience with a wonderful young lady and I was hoping she would be there again. But this time I had the owner and I found her remarks to be rude and annoyingly pushy. It seemed like you came to her salon and she was doing YOU the favor.  She ruined my every positive thought about her salon and a word of advise to you... stay away from the OWNER and you'll have a nice experience.
__label__0 The way they run this burger king is so inefficient with the cafeteria line style of getting your food. With having to carry your bags with you everywhere, it made it very difficult. Can ya'll just do it the normal way?
__label__0 I guess they don't make very many veggie burgers here. The lady looked at me crazy when I asked for one. I should have taken that as a hint. Worst burger ever. It tasted like dry hard cardboard. It tasted like they got a freezer burned patty and over microwaved it.  Don't do it guys go to the cpk next door. On the upside the French fries were pretty good but the burgers will make u sick.
__label__1 Went this evening with a family member and ordered the $20 dinner for two.   Ordered the guacamole appetizer which was their tortilla chips (yum) and guacamole with corn, according to the waitress, no jalapeno's and not spicy.  First bite into the guac....whoa....5 alarm fire in my mouth.  It was full of jalapenos!!! and other spicy things. Then we got the 6 oz. sirloin, mine was well done as i requested but really burnt on one side.  It came with loaded mashed potatoes, which were great, and broccoli with god knows what they put on it, tasted very foul and rancid.  Service is always poor there and I don't know why I went back.  Today was my last visit there.
__label__2 I am really not familiar with this location I have been here a few times though. This Wal-Mart has everything other Wal-Mart's have. That includes the lines and the same old never having enough separators to separate your groceries from the person behind you or in front of you. I find it rude to take that separator away from the person in front of you to let someone start putting their stuff on the belt. It bothers me when the cashier starts scanning my items with the person in front of me. And again the process starts all over again with the person behind me.  WALMART PROVIDE MORE STICKS TO SEPERATE GROCERIES IN BETWEEN CUSTOMERS!!!  Just saying.
__label__4 Dr Glassman has been a caring and thorough physician. He takes the time to make you feel at ease and important and he always explains everything so I can understand it. His staff is friendly and kind and they always remember my name and make me feel wwlcome. Highly recommend this Doctor to anyone!
__label__0 Not a fan. He keeps shilling fad \"diet\" and \"nutritional\" products from some website, claiming he doesn't make a dime on them. Other issues I won't discuss here.
__label__0 Not too happy. Got a gel manicure and pedicure, charged $3 to take off gel. Just soaked hands in acetone, did not do wonders for my hands, never charged at any other place to take off gel. Manicure and pedicure was fine but literally next day both feet had issues. For sure I got infections on both feet (large toes) from pedicure. Not sure if tools were clean or not but next day I knew I was in trouble. Dealing with this for the last 3 weeks. Very painful. Will not be back.
__label__1 I have been to this location a number of times. Each time, the service has not been great. We have waited too long for menus, drinks, and for our order to be taken. We were given our food and still had no silverware. Three separate people in our party asked for silverware at different times. We still never received it and had to walk up to the hostess to get some on our own so we could eat our food! The food and drinks are pretty good but I will never return to this location due to the poor service.
__label__0 This was the worst experience we have had in a long time. Burgers were just ok. First the hostess took way too long to seat us and was in no rush to get customers in even though it was busy. The food was just ok. For the price I think it was not worth it and I would have enjoyed in-n-out much more. Then when it came time to pay, we waited for 20 minutes to get out of that place. I will never return...
__label__0 I took my truck to this place few months ago for the first time to get an oil change and to get my a/c fix, prices are very high but at the time I needed my a/c fix, after dropping almost 800 I was happy with the work even that the price was little to high, after few days later my a/c start making a noise but was still working so I didn't think it was a big deal so I let it slide, now that it's  been cold and I try to use my heater I just find out it doesn't work, so today I took my truck to get an oil change and I told the a guy name john about the issue with my heater and that I never had a issue until they took my truck apart few months ago to work on the a/c, I was not looking for a handout I was looking more for a let me check it out and see what's going on, but instead I got , it's no way it was us we didn't touch your heater we just work on your a/c, and I cant keep discussing this with you because I have to answer the phones, I guess I was not that important because I wasn't drooping the same amount of cash that I did last time and it was just an oil change, I guess now I'm not a value customer for sure won't come back or refer anyone here.
__label__4 They honestly all do a great job, ive been coming here two years since i moved from california and ive always loved my nails and pedicures, always leave happy! (: definitely recommend it!
__label__4 Girls are sweet and prices are reasonable. The stand up bed is hot so make sure you adjust your time ( I might just be super white lol)
__label__2 Dr. Weiner is awesome! He put me at ease about my surgery and now I'm able to breathe through my nose. He is very knowledgable and explained everything in terms I could follow. The office staff at this location  on the other hand is not very friendly. They were as helpful as people at the DMV! I would suggest going to one if the other locations!
__label__4 I go here all of the time and have NEVER had a problem...I have gone during the week which they also give you a discount for....I always take all four of my daughters too! \n\nMake sure you are straight forward with what you want!  If you want the $20 pedicure all you are going to get it a $20 pedicure, deluxe pedicure is $37 but twice the work! \nDon't walk in with nasty feet and think a basic pedicure is gonna fix it...would you wanna work on somebody's hot mess for $20? \n\nIf you are getting your nails done...book with Charlie and Tell him Megan's Mom referred you!  \n\nTheir service is excellent!
__label__0 I took my granddaughters to get our toes done and we were mislead to believe there was only one, very expensive price. After the ordeal, I wrote an appropriate letter to the owner, asking for compensation, and there was no response. I am willing to always give a positive yelp, but this was unconscionable. BUYER BEWARE! \n\nThis is what happened:\n \nMy two granddaughters and I arrived at Nail & Spa at about 5:30 PM, February 22, 2014. We picked our colors, and were invited to sit and start. There was some conversation about who I was, and what we were doing. I explained I was from California, and wanted to take them to get their nails done. After establishing who I was a where I was from, the people doing the pedicures continued to talk to each other, and every so often \"California\" would pop out in their dialog with each other. This made it uncomfortable for us as we knew we were being talked about, but not talked to.\n\nThe conversation: \nWhile I was sitting there with my feet in the water, I explained I wanted a manicure, also. I said, \"Just a manicure, no nail polish.\" Mia (I think that was her name) said, \"$37\" (pointing at one granddaughter), \"$37\" (pointing to the other granddaughter) and \"$47\" (pointing to me). I went into shock thinking, \"Holy cow, what the heck is this place?\" My mind was reeling with sticker-shock on this high-priced quote. My granddaughter mouthed to me, \"Did she say $37?\" I nodded my head, yes. She was wide-eyed, also. I could not relax from that point on, nor could my granddaughter. It was like I was being financially raped. Mia kept asking me if it felt good while she was rubbing stuff on my legs. I was so consumed with the cost that all I could do was nod my head, and wonder why it was $37 to get a pedicure. The final insult was when she went to do my nails she whipped out a nail buffer, and started buffing without asking me. Then she says it will be $5 more. I did not even WANT my nails buffed. I have thin nails, and when you buff them, they fray apart. \n\nUpon leaving, my granddaughter asked the girl at the desk how much a pedicure is. She said, \"$23\" (I believe) That was when I knew I had been taken advantage of. Mia did not offer the basic pedicure. She had only told us one option, and it was the most expensive. I believe this is bad customer service. My granddaughter is so upset; she does not want to go back there again for her brows. Both of my granddaughters insisted on giving me some money to compensate for the cost. That is NOT how that was supposed to turn out! \n\nI would NOT have posted this bad yelp if the owner had made it right, but I am writing this on April 23, 2014 and he has had plenty of time to respond. I cannot say that the pedicure was worth the price in any way. I was not happy with the actual pedicure work that was done, even if I was only paying the basic cost of $23.\n\nAll I can say is if a business practices these tactics, beware! Just look for better, more ethical places to clientele.
__label__2 A small shop with a decent selection of fabrics. Prices were about average. Lots of great notions though.
__label__2 We eat breakfast here frequently. It's typical IHOP, but the food is fine and the staff takes good care of us.
__label__0 Since this place is super close to my house I see the sign all the time driving by.. So I stopped in today and I'm not impressed. While it does seem clean the people don't speak much English and it was really frustrating. My pedicure colour/design is not what I wanted but after 3 times trying to explain to 2 different people- I just gave up. I ended up with some bright crazy crap and the \"stone\" massage isn't even worth mentioning. Waste of time and money. My acrylic set turned out less than average. Even though it's a whole new full set it looks like a back fill and has visible bubbles. Biggest problem was that the big sign out front says $18 pedicure $22 full set- ended up costing me $58! Yeah why they charged me $40 for a $22 set beyond me. And of course they couldn't tell me why it was $40 bc they didn't \"understand\" what I was saying. Again. Needless to say I won't be going back..
__label__4 By far, the friendliest Chipotle I've been to. Awesome staff, above and beyond service. Thank you guys for being so awesome here!
__label__4 I've been a member for 2 years - fulfilling my contract and continuing on.  I don't understand why everyone is complaining about having to pay to get out of the contract.  DUH!  It's a contract.  You agreed to the terms when you signed up.  Do you think the terms change just for you?  And yes, there's a sales pitch.  I got one when I used my free pass several years ago but I just held firm and they treated me the same way that week as they did after I joined.  I appreciate being greeted by name and with a smile when I come in.  I appreciate that they figure out times that work with my schedule.  I enjoy the services offered and the cleanliness of the rooms.  If you like pampering yourself, can afford it, and understand how a contract works - then Planet Beach is the place for you.
__label__2 Nice place.really busy so very hard to get appt. Or walk in. Clean and friendly. Hope it slows down so I cam get in more often. How do they remember everyone's name?! Lol
__label__3 Bring on the bombers they are .... Well the bomb!!!!
__label__0 I purchased a ring there in Feb 2014 was told it was diamond chips and garnets.  Went to have it appraised this week and it is not diamond chips.\nJust got of the phone with the owner who is the most rude and insulting person I have spoken to in a long time!!  After, I explained my side...he began yelling me, calling me stupid, making it clear he wasn't going to reimburse me and hung up on me.  Really!!??!!
__label__0 This place was awful!  We showed up on a Sunday around 5pm, wanting a meal before we hit the movies.  We were seated immediately in a 3/4 empty restaurant (both patios were also empty) and we waited.  We waited, we waited, we waited.  It's not that the waitstaff didn't see us.  Four different servers and a manager walked past our table (there was a total of 10 passes between them all).  After 10 minutes of waiting without being greeted, water, anything, we picked up and left.  The best part was when we walked out and one of the FOUR employees at the front desk said \"Thanks for coming!\"  \n\nAre you kidding me?  I will never eat at any of these establishments again.
__label__3 Service was good. Beer was cold. Football was on. What's not to love?
__label__0 Only 2 things bring me to McDonald's, the coffee and.cheap desert. I do give credit for McDonald's on how they operate like a machine. They get you in and out, but unfortunately not this one. 10 minutes for a cup of coffee? Only 4 tables in the place and every single table got up to complain about their food quality, missing food etc. Where's management? Obviously they didnt graduates from hamburger u.
__label__1 I order the number two combo which is the combination burrito fries and a coke. The French fries at Del Taco are always good. the combination burrito was very small and bland. the first half of the burrito was all beans and the second half of the burrito was all meat. The place looked fairly clean and the workers seemed nice. I'm here for the food please lets get it right.
__label__0 Worst Experience ever!!!! I would only recommend this office to my worst enemy.  They have a shady practice. \nMy husband went in in August.  They told him they were charging him our $50 copayment and charged $600 to our debit card. Ok people make mistakes and I can give a second chance. When I went in in January for a chipped tooth. I was unable to print off the new patient paperwork because of the format they had it in online.  In not so many words the office staff said I was stupid. They refured me to another office to get a root canal ( Bradford endodontics ..,,, they were great by the way). Four months later after being rescheduled I went in for my temporary crown, which I was fitted for and paid for ( $200 more than quoted price). I figured I would only have to be in there one more time then I was done and would never have to deal with them again.  The next day they called and told me the dr they sent me to for the root canal had sent them a letter saying my wisdom teeth needed to be pulled in order to put on the crown. NOTHING had been said about them during the visit.  I was given no options, just this has to be done . When I asked to speak to the dentist they said that wasn't possible without an appointment.  I called the office that had supposedly sent over the letter, they had nothing on file stating that I needed my wisdom teeth pulled. So here I sit with a temporary crown, and out $600.Not sure what Im gonna do next , but i do know onething, I will be reporting them to the BBB.
__label__2 I went to Lane Bryant today and really enjoyed their selection of clothing. \n\nAt a size 14, I am on the cusp and can shop at most dept. stores w/o having to go to the dreaded plus size dept. I hate plus size clothing! They are always very drab and boring, childlike, or so over the top you are just asking for unwanted attention, so I try to stay away from them as much as possible. But, because Lane Bryant was close to where I was shopping I decided to go in. \n\nI was pleasantly surprised at how modern and up to date their clothing was. I saw very little \"fat lady\" style clothing, and was happy to look around at their selection. \n\nWhile entering the store I noticed their sizes were 14-?(cant remember the number it goes to) so I thought I would find something here. Remarkably, there was very little items in a 14 and I was disheartened by this. I'm sure they don't get alot of size 14's in the store, but if you advertise that you carry that size you really should. \n\nThe staff was not very friendly, and very disorganized. \nThe dressing rooms were clean, but the mirrors are very annoying. They are tilted and lighted in a way that makes you look better than you actually do, in turn making the clothes look better on. From now on, I will make my purchases, go home, try on the clothes, and return if I need to. \n\nI ended up walking out with a great pair of earrings (they were on clearance for $4.99, and a gorgeous black dress. The dress is too large, but I am going to take it to a tailor and have it fitted correctly. \n\nThe clothes here are a bit pricey. I noticed t-shirts with screened print for $30. The dress I purchased was $69.99. Next time, I will probably try Macy's 1st and if I don't find anything I will come here. \n\nAlso, check their website for in-store deals before going. I did not, and later noticed that they were having a 25% off sale that I did not know about and did not get the promotional discount.
__label__0 This is one of the worst labs I have ever been to and I tried it more than once.  One time I sat in the jam packed waiting room for over 45 minutes without a single patient being called.  The staff were unbelievably rude and it is always insanely crowded.  If you can manage the Sonora Quest in Glendale takes appointments and has always been great.
__label__0 After buying a Groupon for a package of 5 photofacials when I had my consultation appointment the aesthetician  said the Groupon included 5 \"treatment areas\".  She said she could spot treat my problem areas but it did not included the entire face.  I have had many photofacials over the years and the face has to be done all at once!  She allowed me to use the package for 2, not 5, whole face treatments and on the second facial she lasered me without even removing my makeup!  Stay clear of this med spa.
__label__4 Love me some funk fitness. The crew here is awesome. The owners are trainers and involved every step of the way. This is a great boutique - style training gym. Lots of cross fit built into the workouts. They do one on one training as well as small groups. High energy, friendly, and all workouts are individualized. I've not found anything like this in the E. Valley. They incorporate all sorts of different styles of workout - including getting you outside.
__label__1 Two hours later, still waiting. Others checked in after me seen. Service has gone downhill in the past year. And new policy of holding debit card isn't the best. Harder to fight inaccurate charges
__label__3 fast +cheap if you order the right thing + open late + makes goofy commercials  = Jack in the Box
__label__0 If I could give ZERO stars I would. Went once, not great but I thought worth another try since its my neighborhood nail salon. Had an appt the second time they clearly should not have made my appt as they put me in a pedi bowl and I waited for over 40 minutes....constantly saying 5 more minutes. I finally took the liberty of taking my raisined feet out of the bowl and left. No apoligies-no towel-not a happy customer. DO NOT GIVE THIS PLACE YOUR HARD EARNED CASH!!
__label__4 After reading the reviews for this establishment I thought I would give it a shot.\n\nI called in asking if I could sit down with someone for cut and highlight consultation. I met with Christy W, we talked about what I was looking for and she read my mind! I got a fresh look in less than 2 hours. Christy was friendly and very knowledgable! \n\nI enjoyed talking with her, she took an interest in my life and did an excellent job on my hair! Which says a lot! My hair is long and probably 5 times thicker than the average woman. She was not put off by the amount of work in store, in fact she was eager for the challenge.\n\nI left here happy and confident! Thank you Christy for your magic hands! I will be returning and bringing my family to get haircuts too!
__label__4 I have had some horrible experiences in the past with other dentist. When I came to Harris dental 2 years ago, I had no hope. The Harris family helped me see that there was hope and I could have a beautiful smile again. The staff is so friendly and the doctors are so knowledgeable. I will never see another dentist!!
__label__0 Been here a few times, only because we live near by. In the evening this place usually has a long line. They are usually under staff here, so the wait is long. When the employees are busy and in a rush they will usually make mistakes. Management really needs to help out and make sure customer service is a number one priority! I try to avoid this location and go somewhere else.
__label__3 I see a lot of negative reviews here on this business but I've had good experiences with them, sort of.\nI went in to ask about getting the carbs on my bike rebuilt. The cost was prohibitive for me but some guy, my apologies for not knowing his name , asked me what year my bike was. I told him and he said they won't even work on my bike because it was too old. Huh? He explained to me about how with bikes than ten years tend to have things break quite easily and end up costing them more to fix than they make. Ok, I can understand that.\nHe then tells me that when I bike has been sitting for a long while and the gas goes bad that the thing to do is run some SeaFoam through it and that will probably bring the bike back to it's original performance. Cool. \nSo he says they won't work on my bile but tells me the easy way to fix it myself. That rates pretty high in my book.\n\nThe second incident was when I went in for a clamp that I lost. He, same guy, asked me what it went to and I told him the air cleaner. He tells me that they don't have a clamp like that but I can use a zip tie to re-attach that hose to the air cleaner. I think that's some stand up advice. He could have easily told \"Sorry, ain't got one\"  and let me walk away bummed but he helped me out with some mechanic advice.\n\nIn summary, I've never had my bike worked on by them so I can't comment on that kind of experience but have been given good advice from them.
__label__0 Specifically dr sell and his team as well as the office has such an extreme lack of professionalism and work ethic. They don't even have the decency to take responsibility for their actions. I highly recommend to steer clear of this doctor and if you have a complaint don't even bother going to the office management they have no back bone and won't resolve your issue.
__label__0 East Valley Family Medical is a joke, the wait time is hours (one time I waited 4 hours after my appointment time to finally be seen by doctor). The doctors are rushed, they don't ask questions, don't listen, don't provide information. They act and groan and scoff like they're pissed they have to do their job. You wait hours to see a doctor and he sees you for 60 seconds. They're not gay friendly (or people friendly period). They don't do any refills over the phone of any kind under any circumstances, if you need a refill you need to make another appointment  AND they just increased their office visit fee from 50 to 65 bucks. \n\nNot happy. Not even a little.
__label__2 I'm not totally sure how I feel about this place. \n\nPeople's reviews on here seem to complain about long wait times -- I've never personally experienced that here except a little in the rooms once I get in there. \n\nThe first time I had an appointment with Dr. Gold, he was busy/out and I ended up seeing someone else. He seemed rushed.\n\nHowever, this last time, I went and I met Dr. Gold, and he was very good. The facilities themselves are pretty run down, it doesn't LOOK that great on the inside, but everyone who's helped me or talked to me here, even the staff, seemed ok. \n\nThe rooms are kinda hot. \n\nElevator is kinda nuts. \n\nBut hey, I've been to a lot worse.
__label__0 Over the years I've been to several Wells Fargo branches and for the most part they are pretty friendly; this one is the exception.  I went in because I was having a problem with a  vendor charging my checking account and over drafting it.  Prior to this the only other time I have been charged a any fee was when they switched my account and the bank kept on billing me for a monthly fee in error which they reversed.\n\nA girl sat down with me and went over my account.  She was courteous but kept on trying to get me to sign up for things.  I told her I was good but she continued for several minutes until finally she asked what she could do for me.  Funny thing is when I sat down I told her exactly why I was there.  I repeated why I was there and she looked through my account again, the previous ten minutes she looked at my account I guess was just to try to sell me something.  I explained to her about the bank errors fees being waived.  After a long pause she said she had to talk with her manager about reversing the fee and she got up and left.  \n\nAnother 7-10 minutes later she comes back and says she couldn't waive the fee.  When I asked why? She said because they had already waived monthly fees.  AGAIN I explained to her that those were waived  because of a bank error.  I asked if I could speak to her manager but she said he was busy and couldn't talk with me.  \n\nAt the end of the day the fee didn't bug me as much as the TREATMENT.  They had me there for 20 freakin minutes and this guy couldn't come out of his little back door to talk to me for 2 seconds?  Also,  if you weren't going to waive it why not tell the person in the first few minutes, why drag it out for so long?\n\nIn the end I called the 800# and they waived it right away. If the people at this branch had bothered to read the notes on my account like the agent at the call center did they could have resolved it then and there.  Instead they were inept and a total waste of time.
__label__0 Terrible return policy, can't find staff for assistance. Not what Target used to be like 5 years ago... Big let down, I'd rather do business elsewhere from now on.
__label__3 Good guacamole and the carne asada was very tender. Good salsa.
__label__2 Was alright - nothing special... Chicken taco was blah, fish taco was eh, steak taco was good.
__label__0 What a disappointment!!! I would seek a professional practice as compared to this Chinese Slave Camp!
__label__2 Tried their 2 for $5 fish sandwiches and their $1.89 side salad.  The fish sandwich had too much bread for my liking and the fish was just okay.  The salad was iceberg and not worth me getting again.  The service was excellent and the lady manager is doing a great job,  The place is nicely decorate but I didn't think the food was worth me coming back for,
__label__0 Disappointed... Went in with a friend, my coffee was quite bitter, and the service was unpleasant. It took 30 min to get our sandwhich while other customers walked out with their food in hand. This is my second bad experience so I doubt I will be returning. :(
__label__1 The customer service here is terrible, except for the general manager. I came in when they weren't even busy, and they took a considerable amount of time to even get my order. When I did get my order, they forgot an item, and my coffee was room temperature. The manager there did fix my order for me, but this should not happen the first place. I've worked in food service before, and it's not that difficult to get an order right during off-peak hours.
__label__0 I can't believe we've been here almost 45 minutes and waiting! My wife and I waited so long we actually got hungry and good thing Long Wong's hot wings is next door. Came back and were still waiting. Wasted my beautiful Sunday! \n\nThere didn't seem like there was anyone in control, workers seemed confused, with no sense of direction! Owners really need to spend some time here and take some control!\n\nNever coming back here again!
__label__0 They don't worth even a freaking one star. I went there today, and received not even vaccumed car and washed my car. I wasted freaking 20 dollars. So, I stood and talked to the manager there. He basically said \"Oh you don't point the marks on the car. I am trying to help you out, and what is that attitude?\". Well.... As a customer, it is the right to point out where not cleaned and vaccumed, and he was telling me I was not having a freaking good attitude. Last time, I payed freaking 100 dollars to get my car washed. They scratched my freaking car. I still have those steam marks. It doesn't get away. freaking shitty car wash!
__label__4 My baby daughter goes here and I am very pleased with the level of interaction and care she receives.  \n\nWhen I was looking for a daycare for her I toured several, and even considered the same daycare that my 5 year old son had attended for the last 4 years right down the road (but had left a few months prior due to his recent attitude problems at that daycare).  I needed to know that my tiny, fragile, premature daughter would be in good hands.  I graded the daycare centers that I toured on the compassion I felt and level of competency I sensed from the daycare director, the interaction from the teachers and amenities I noted in the baby room, the cleanliness of the facility and the general sense I had of the place.  The weekly price wasn't my main concern, although it CERTAINLY wasn't a non-issue.  \n\nOne daycare I looked at seemed nice (they even had a sign in the lobby stating that they watched children free of charge for interviewing parents, which I thought was sweet) but I didn't like the way the place smelled and the baby room seemed too small.  Another place didn't have an appropriate outdoor play place for the tots, and that wasn't okay with me, even though in every other sense they were a contender.\n\nBut when I toured Maxwell I was very impressed with the whole center.  The center was spacious, bright, colorful and had lots and lots of children's artwork decorating the walls.  Although my child is far too small for it, there is a RAD, two-story indoor play town with a slide and other neat things for the older kids for when it is too hot for them to safely play on the outside playground.  The director, Kristin, was knowledgeable and attentive to my questions.  The baby room teachers seemed sincere and down to earth, and the baby room itself was clean, bright and colorful.  I read though the parent handbook and the enrollment paperwork they offered, and somewhere in the explanation of what services they guaranteed to provide to your child on a daily basis was a promise that they would hug your child each day.  I thought that was neat.  (I mean, it's assumed that a daycare will be affectionate and caring towards your small child when you take them there, but how many of them actually promise you that your child will get a hug each day??)  Anyway, the rates and registration fees were competitive and everything else checked out with me so I enrolled my baby there.\n\nNow, we've been going there almost a year, and to be honest there have been one or two times where I was annoyed at other parents for doing some (thoroughly) annoying things, like clogging up the circular driveway in front as they leisurely dropped off their child and chatted with other people in the hallway (as opposed to parking over in the parking lot if they wanted to take their sweet time in the daycare center and saving the driveway for the parents in a hurry), or even worse people parking behind me in the driveway when I already had someone parked in front of me and basically trapping my car as I waited for either one of them to move so I could get out (GRR!!).  But overall I am very, very happy.  My baby girl LOVES her morning and afternoon teachers, and has no separation issues at all when I drop her off because she is always so excited to see them and start playing.  \n\nAnd I can tell that they genuinely love her over there.  In fact, she had a small surgery that required a two night hospital stay not long after we started going to MPA and her teacher called to check on her condition after her surgery.  Then she got really sick earlier this year with RSV and spent two different stints at Phoenix Children's Hospital, of more than a week each stay, not only did MPA NOT charge me for the time she was away (believe it or not, some places actually would) but they also made her a get well card that had at least a dozen teachers signatures and messages for her written on there, and her morning teacher also came clear over to PCH to see her and give her hugs!  She was so happy to see her.  :)  That meant a lot to me.  \n\nAlso, twice now my vacation time has fallen about 4 weeks before my bi-annual vacation credit was due and they still let me take the week off without a charge.  It was SO appreciated during these very tight times!\n\nAnyway, this is a GREAT daycare center!  Love them! :)
__label__1 I recently moved to AZ and I needed new tires so I went to this Sears Auto Center. I've had great experience with Sears Auto in the past, but this one was not up to par. My tire service took 7 hours. Turns out, they broke my TPMS light and couldn't fix it...I went back twice after that initial time and spent countless hours both there and at my dealer to get it reset and they still couldn't fix it. Blamed it on a program issue and not having updated software to fix it. Needless to say, I spent way too much time here, got passed off too many times and got nothing accomplished. My dealer ended up taking care of the problem. Won't be back.
__label__0 Do NOT go here! They are dishonest! During my appt, I was told that I had 4 cavities that needed to be filled. They were unable to do all 4 during that appt, so they filled 2 and I scheduled a follow-up for the other 2. Something came up and I couldn't get to their office for the follow-up and they couldn't reschedule me soon enough so I just went to my husband's dentist. When I went to that appt, he said that I did NOT have 2 cavities that needed to be filled! He's a very experienced dentist and said my teeth looked fine. \n\nI don't know if I even actually needed the first 2 fillings that Serenity did, but obviously it was too late. My husband's dentist said it's relatively common for dentists, especially new ones with brand new fancy everything in their brand new fancy offices, to do procedures that aren't necessary just for the money. I can't say for sure that's what Serenity did with the 2 fillings they did for me since they were filled when I saw the second dentist, but I can say for sure that I did NOT need the other 2 fillings they said I needed. Don't be fooled by the beautiful office (and yes, it's great...love the TV's at each chair). Go to an honest dentist who knows what they're doing, NOT Serenity.
__label__2 Food was good. Service was a little slow. Only the owner and one wait person waiting and serving tables.
__label__1 Why is it that no matter what time you come in it is always at least a 20 min wait? They need to hire more people.
__label__4 I was recently invited by Rubios to celebrate the return of their delicious enchilada's; wow! Thank you for bringing them back. The sauce is what got me hooked. Tip: get a side of the red enchilada sauce to enjoy it with your chips.... Yum!
__label__0 Second time in a row these people botched my order. I ordered mushrooms, I got onions, which I am allergic to :( And all I got offered was dessert. Should've been a full refund of my $$. NOT nice. They did send me a second order, which was correct, and both delivery guys were quick and very nice. But still, twice in a row? Really?
__label__1 Ice cream are super creamy if that's your ideal ice cream (personally not mine) however they give generous scoops and the views along the waterfront outside are great photo shots. Close to water taxi drop off ferry terminal
__label__1 I had been passing by this place since it opened a few months ago and after a late night of work decided to stop in for some food.  I have to say that this is the blandest food (especially for mexican food) I have ever had.  I walked in about an hour before close and they were already closing their debit machine and I had to wait for it to complete before paying, no big deal, and the girl up front put my order in right away.  The price was OK and they did have a nice liitle salsa bar, but over all the food was not good.  I won't be going back.
__label__3 I've been wanting to visit this place for some time. Always pass by it and finally did today and it was sooo worth it. I know these Mexican food places are hit & miss in the north valley. There salsa bar was great. The hot salsa is very flavorful impressive. I knew this place would if been pretty good when I saw a grandma in the back cooking. I had two tacos rice a beans. There tacos were shredded beef tacos and the beef was pretty good and the rice was true Mexican rice. The beans were a little salty but still pretty good stuff the cashier guy was supper friendly and the restaurant was very clean and authentic for being in a strip mall. Go check it out! I'm picky about my Mexican food and this place was pretty good. I like to see them around long term so go visit!
__label__0 UGH!!  so disappointed!!!  I've been here a few times and enjoyed it for the most part....but since expanding it....they seem to have hired on more staff that is just TERRIBLE.  we had a to-go order that i asked my husband to go pick up.....i ordered the pollo fundido with a side of rice.  my husband came home with something that looked like a burrito with a little pile of wilted lettuce on the side.  okay fine.....restaurants screw stuff up....i've worked as a food server for most of my 20's to know that it happens sometimes.  so i got in my car to take it back and ask them to right the wrong.  THE GIRLS AT THE COUNTER ARE JUST AWFUL.  i got all kinds of excuses about how she was typing when i called in my order and that's why she got it wrong.  whatever girl....just fix my food so i can get home.....now that i can't eat with my family.  she forgot to add rice to my order and then acted like she was doing me a favor by telling me she wouldn't charge me for it.  good thing.....cuz i didn't bring my wallet or purse.  i sit down and wait for my food........it shows up like a minute later.  NOW that's great service.....i thought.  i grabbed my bag and headed out the door.  \n\nI left thinking that the order was right.   They wouldn't dare screw it up twice, right?  WRONG.  i got home to find my pollo fundido covered with COLD sauce and unmelted shredded cheeses.  the whole thing was ruined.....cold.....unedible......it's fried.....i wasn't about to microwave it.  so i called the restaurant at this point instead of driving up there for a third time.  I got the same girl that screwed up my order in the first place. \"oh....sorry about that.....but you can come back in for a free meal another time.....but let me get my manager to make sure we do that\"........a couple of minutes later.......\"yes ma'am.....our policy is that when you come in you can have a free pollo fundido\".......what?  how is it free at this point? you still haven't fixed my unedible meal at this point.  it's not free......and what if i don't feel like pollo fundido next time?  \"sorry ma'am.....that's all we can offer you\"   O-kee-dokee.  i asked to speak with the manager (Erika).....she then tells me the same thing the counter girl had told me.....not willing to fix the problem for customer satisfaction.....on top of the fact that she sounded even younger than the shrew working the counter. at that point....i was done. all the reviews about the girls working the dining room are correct.  they were all standing around while i stood there waiting to talk to someone about my order.....looking at me....then looking away......i mean....how about a \"is there something i can help you with?\"  i doubt the owner reads this.  i have seen a few responses to yelp reviews....but usually only thanking people for good reviews.....so i'm sure this will disappear into the abyss of internet reviews......maybe after you have to close your restaurant due to your staff's inability to have attention to detail in YOUR family owned establishment......maybe then you will read these and understand what happened.  it wasn't the food......the food is usually pretty good....enough to keep me going back a couple of times previously......but your staff.......tsk tsk tsk......such a shame. how about you teach them to check the food before it goes out?  ain't that hard!!!
__label__4 Katie and Andy run a amazing nail salon. My daughter and I have been using them for just over 8 years now and I cant even imagine going anywhere else. I am very picky about who I use and they are always obliging to our needs. Katie is the only one who can wax my daughters eye brows. They not only do nails but they offer so much more, pedi's, waxing, polish change, tatooing and they excell in all of those. In the eight years we have been customers I have had just one bad experience with a pedicure by another tech and when I informed Katie she addressed it emmediatly. They are extremely friendly as all of the staff is and have all of the lastest techniques and technology to make you feel ever so pampered. Thanks Angel Touch for putting up with Shantell and I for so many years we love you guys.
__label__0 No salad bar, slow service even when its empty (which they always are) and just nit that great. Go elsewhere.
__label__4 My wife and I have gone to this place countless times along with our daughter. My wife always gets a full pedi with flower etc. pricing is average but all of the staff are good. I don't always want to get a full pedi, so I just get a callous removal which is $10.00. I don't need all the extras and there seems to be nowhere else in chandler that does this for $10.00. We will continue to go back!!
__label__2 I haven't been to old navy in awhile so I was okay with this store. First time it was pretty messy from all the Christmas shoppers but the second time was a little cleaner. They did have good sales for all ages.
__label__1 Let me preface this by saying I am a freak about cleanliness when it comes to nail salons. I recently moved here from Seattle where I went to the \"natural\" nail salon, Julep so my standards are pretty high. I chose this one based on being voted Ahwatukee's favorite nail salon. I walked in and was greeted promptly. I was told to pick out my color but they didn't the color I wanted...surprising. I felt a little rushed by the guy at the front and then when I settled on a color he grabbed my Starbucks cup himself to take it to the station - it had a straw sticking out and he grabbed it by the top. I was immediately taken aback....I'll take my own drink thank you very much. The manicure was good enough...the tech wasn't very friendly, in fact he seemed annoyed they whole time. I did not see where the instruments came from, they were not in a bag, but just sitting there.....therefore I cannot tell if they had been sterilized. The station was a little dirty, not washed down from the previous client and when I went to dry my nails, where you place your hands under the light was in desperate need of a good wiping down, you could literally see crud stuck onto it from other's before me. Ewwww. The manicure was really nice but based on my experience I won't be returning here.
__label__0 This location is one of my least favorites. If you want good service and hot, fresh food go to the McDowell and Dysart location.This location consistently has less than fresh food and never has the entree selections we would like (and I am not to talking something special here just chicken breast and string bean or chicken and mushroom). It is worth driving 3 more miles and walking in for the other location. After trying this one at least 3 times in the last 6 months an not being satisfied we will always be driving to the other location.
__label__1 I brought my sick cat in with some very specific requests- I had a fairly good idea of what was wrong with her (having been through this particular illness before) and knowing the treatment that had worked best for her last time she had this problem. I am new to the area and was searching for the right vet to help take care of her.\n\nThe vet tech at the hospital was amazing; she was very caring and I could tell she knew her stuff. The vet whom I saw, though, left me with a very bad impression. He recommended all kinds of expensive tests that my cat did not really need (I had learned that from experience). Even after I explained to him specifically what I wanted, he really tried to push the expensive tests by giving me worst case scenarios. I honestly felt like he was trying to capitalize on my affection for my cat in order to make money.\n\nLong story short, I took my cat to another vet with my same requests and was listened to this time. She got the medicine she needed and is now healthy again. Had I listened to the vet at Fletcher Heights, I have no doubt she would have eventually gotten what she needed, but I'd also be down several hundred dollars in order to get her back up to snuff.
__label__0 I came in Saturday to buy my daughter a phone there were about 4 people ahead of me there was only 2 people helping anybody so 45 minutes later I ask what the wait time is and I'm told it will be at least another 45 minutes to receive any help so we left. Now today I figure ok maybe it was just the weekend so I go back to try again.. I am here 5 minutes after they open and there are 9 people ahead of me and again only 2 people helping anybody...... A store this busy you think would have more help. I asked the guy I checked in with how long the wait time is and he told me longest wait time he had had was 10 minutes so far. I wonder why???? They just opened do nobody could be waiting longer. Do I look dumb??? I can do math! Oh I'm so mad. It's time to start looking for a new place to shop because this place is a joke.
__label__3 Good car wash at a good price.
__label__0 I was given a prepaid detail as a gift. I made my appointment, took my White truck to be detailed. They called me a few hours later and said it was ready to be picked up. I inspected my truck when I got home, I only live a mile from this location; my truck looked horrible. Wheel wells-not cleaned(still had dirt in them), bed of the truck-not clean(still had dirt in it), tires-looked terrible due to whatever the slime was that they sprayed on them, interior- don't even think it got vacuumed(found a peanut and white dog hair, I have a black dog that I do not let ride in my truck), they left spots on my floormats from where they cleaned one spot(didn't clean the entire mat), my dash was covered in that nasty slime, & my rearview mirror and visor mirror still had fingerprints on them. All that isn't the worst part, the thing that made this a horrible place to get a detail is that they had actually managed to Swirl a WHITE truck. How do you swirl a white truck? I would hate to see what they would have done had I taken in a dark colored vehicle. I even found bugs on the front of my truck, I only live a mile away; I couldn't have gotten that many bugs from the drive home. I won't even go back for a carwash. I'm not sure how much was paid for my detail, but I do know that the person that paid for it got robbed.
__label__0 SHAME ON ME for not reading the reviews first, as stated by other reviews its a long process, when we pulled up there were 2 cars ahead of me, after 15 min. we made it to the vacuum.\nNow I went for the middle of the road $19.95 wash with the rain protection (another 5 min for the wash). Now they park my vehicle in the sun because the car port is full of vehicles and only 4 people to dry. \nBy the time my vehicle is done it was worse off than when I started, now one big water spot and dirty rag wipe marks all over.\nFOR WHAT It's worth driving a little longer to the other car wash is so worth it,you leave with a clean vehicle\n.\nCustomer satisfaction is not this company's goal..  \n\nMoral of the story, Read the REVIEWS FIRST and don't go to Superstar Car Wash
__label__0 I've been taking my dog to Banfield since she was a puppy and usually have sub-par service. This time, however, I was even more disturbed by my visit. \n\nI had to wait almost 20 minutes until someone came into the room to see my dog and I. The vet tech was friendly, but the veterinarian was a different story. She kept badgering me about getting a wellness plan and hinted that the plan included dental care. When she looked at my dog, she then proceeded to make comments about my dog's teeth and plaque build-up. Clearly a scheme. \n\nThe most disturbing part about the visit was when my dog wouldn't eat the dog biscuit the vet tried to give her. When she wouldn't eat it, the vet proceeded to grab a can of Cheese Whiz (CHEESE WHIZ) off the counter and give my dog a big glob of it. \n\na) The vet did not even ask me if this was okay. Would you go up to someone's infant child and give it candy without asking the mother first? Probably not.\n\nb) I find it incredibly ironic that we're in a pet store surrounded by thousands of different kinds of dog treats, but the vet gives my dog processed human \"food.\" I don't even eat cheese whiz, let alone feed it to my dog!\n\nc) The vet attempted justifying her case when she could tell I was disturbed by this. She said \"Well, dogs eat anything, they even eat out of the trash.\"  and \"It's real cheese.\" wow. Her only valid justification was \"dogs need positive reinforcement after a visit\" which I completely agree with. BUT, you couldn't find a more suitable option for a treat? \n\nAfter speaking with the manager of the store, Brenda, I was told that they use Cheese Whiz as a distraction and treat for dogs because they like it so much. Well, yeah, I'm sure they would like a Whopper and fries too, but clearly that wouldn't be the best option for them. When I asked her if she would recommend Cheese Whiz as a healthy treat for dogs, she said, \"Well, no, but a little bit doesn't hurt.\" \n\nI highly doubt any veterinarian elsewhere would recommend Cheese Whiz as a suitable treat for dogs. \n\nNeedless to say, I am not giving Banfield any more of my service.
__label__2 qualified vets and techs with a lot of patience to talk to patient owners but it is well known that Banner is very revenue focused and not necessarily suggest things that are not needed but if you took your pet to a private practice you would get just as good care and pay less.
__label__3 Noms.  Open late, always smells fantastic, exceptionally clean, lots of Latino locals (always important when looking for good south-of-the-border grubs).  Horchata IS fantastic here, as is portion size and did I mention nom?  \n\nHad the .. er, 'La' Merced, wasn't sure about an omelette in a sandwich but I'm now a believer.  While I've only been here but once, its apparent this is much better than your average Mexican restaurant in the valley, and I rate nothing on Yelp unless it deserves it.   The family proprietors obviously take great pride in their homemade food and it shows, we've all been to Fili's and such and while I can't possibly complain about Super Nachos! this seems to be an orthodoxed church of authentic Mexican grub.   Even though the establishment is a smallish joint it's cleaner than any McDonald's I've ever been in and the love that goes into the food is apparent.  I was only there for a bit to pick up some food for the late night muchies but still got homemade chips and salsa (real salsa, ie don't bring grandma or those cousins from Ohio as they will whine about the heat) and even got to watch some Univision.  \n\nTL;DR: Eat here, it's good.
__label__1 How hard is it to take my order and give me what I ordered? The last three times have been progressively worse. Last time, order just nachos. Pico de Gillo, quac, and sour cream on the side. Get home, no PdG, no quac, no sour cream. Tonight, fish taco plate and nachos (same way as last). Nachos are fine, my fish taco plate magically turned into some sort of squashed enchilada thing in red sauce. HOW DO YOU SCREW THIS UP? I WAS THE ONLY CAR IN THE DRIVE THRU AND YOU REPEATED THE ORDER BACK TO ME. I'm miles away now and can't go back. If I ever do. The food is just OK. It will be a long while before I go back. Even the beans and rice where nearly flavorless.
__label__4 We get the fastest, most friendly service here! We have frequented this chain in 4 other states and this is the best by far! The food is always fresh and I love that they use locally grown ingredients.
__label__2 Busy Busy Busy!  Seems like everytime I go there is a line out the door.  Our entrees were good as usual, and I don't mind the wait.\n\nIf  you don't like to wait in line to order your food, you might want to consider calling ahead to order and pick up your food.\n\nThe location is usually very clean, loud either from the music or people talking, but there's also an outdoor area you can eat at.\n\nThey have very good guacamole for a fast food place, and the tortilla chips have a lime-salt flavor that accompanies the guacamole really well.
__label__4 We began looking at solar in the summer and worked with Greg Field.  We had his \nhelp on a couple of projects done with APS to improve air duct efficiency--he was \ngreat. So we had him present different options--I would strongly encourage anyone\nthinking about a solar product to have Greg give you the options--his information is\nclear and everything is done via emai/web--no paper!  Awesome experience.\n\nArizona Solar Concepts was the installer of the system we selected through a Sun\nPower lease.  They are fantastic--from Clint the owner to Aaron the installer and \nDanielle in the office.  Always available, always responsive.\n\nNow APS on the other hand made the process take about 3 weeks longer than\nnecessary.  Communication with them was challenging and I made a number of \ncalls to get them to commit to a final review--very challenging.\n\nWe also had a problem with our meter in the middle of the project that Arizona Solar\nConcepts had no responsibility for--but they stepped up and helped out--I can't say\nenough good things about Clint the owner.\n\nSo please make sure you work with Greg to get some purchase v lease options \nand if you can select your installer--you should work with Arizona Solar Concepts.\nThey employ their own crews, they are on time and professional!!
__label__4 We now have a favorite mechanic shop!  Had an oil pressure problem in our truck, took it to them and they even found the exhaust leak problem which we knew we had, but Midway Chevrolet and another mechanic said we didn't have!\n\nI love Jeff and the guys at Curt's.  They are an honest group and they have not made me feel as if they are out to nickel and dime us.  \n\nGreat place!
__label__4 This is a good shop. I needed a new radiator. They did not try to sell me non essential repairs that I can't afford. They get straight to the main problem.
__label__0 Both times ive been here the appt. are late. Both about 20-30 minutes late. Of course its because they are busy....i love getting here at least 10 minutes early only to wait an addition 30 minutes past my appointment time ti be called back..
__label__1 This place is a joke. The pricing is too high, and the quality is sub-par, at best. Honestly, it's the laughing stock of any and all actual Chicago pizza joints.\nI refuse to eat anything from here, but none of my friends will listen to me. \nA few of them ordered a \"deep dish\" on Friday, from this particular location, with a 20% off coupon, and it came to us FAR from deep. It was really more of a thick crust with greasy cheese on it.\nAlso- another friend purchased one of their Rosatis-brand jars of giardineria. I had to try it, because it's one of the things I miss most about Chicago, and I figured they couldn't screw it up. Man, was I wrong. \nA: it was neither spicy, nor hot, despite what the label said, and... \nB: it tasted like I was eating canola oil, straight. \nJudging by the see-thoroughness of the paper plate I scoped the littlest bit on to, I believe that I did. Gross.\nGo out of business already, and quite making fat old people, all the more fat.
__label__1 I really wanted to like this place :( I have been twice now and always feel like I paid to much. We originally planned on dining in but the place was way to hot to stay. They really need to put on some airconditioning. The pizza was good but not great. A little soggy. The second time we got 2 sandwiches. They were huge but they were again eh. The italian sandwich was the best but it was only 3 stars. They don't even make a house italian dressing to put on it. They give you a packet of dressing that I could get at the grocery store. The sausage sandwich didn't have nearly enough peppers or sauce and was cold and I only live three minutes away. \n\nVery dissapointed. There are not many choices in Gold Canyon and I realy wanted to have a great place to grab a pizza or sandwich. I had catered Rosati's at a Christmas party last year (from a Chandler area location?) and it was really good. Guess I will try another location at some point but the price is really high to give it any more chances than the 2 I did.
__label__0 This Rosati's is not listed as one of the franchises on their website. I ordered chicken strips from the appetizer menu and received processed frozen chicken strips. I have had better frozen strips from the grocery store!\n\nThe pizza is disgusting and tastes nothing like a Rosati's pizza should. Being the only delivery company in Gold Canyon, you think that they would want to have the best quality. I would not recommend this place to anyone who actually wants to eat a good meal. If I could score it a zero I would!
__label__2 So, I returned and tried a lengua(beef tongue) mini taco. Once again, delicious, with melt-in-your-mouth tender cubes of meat, and the lovely contrast of raw onions and cabbage.\n\ntheir tortilla chips? not that great...they were too hard, too greasy, although they did have a good amount of salt. I had them with their salsa...very spicy and smoky, but it was more of a bean salsa(not chunky, but a powerful flavor of beans...not my thing).
__label__4 you have GOT to try this place!!   hands down the best mango salsa of your LIFE!!   i always get the tropical pork tacos, flour tortilla, with mango salsa, lettuce, cilantro, and baja sauce.  seriously, a fiesta in your mouth.   chips and salsa come on the side, but they aren't that great and often way to salty.   regardless, i still eat here about 1-2 times a week!!   They are a bit pricey but it's definitely worth it.  as a med student at Midwestern University up the street, it's the place to go for lunch, and they give a student discount (just what i'm looking for!!).   I'm not a huge fan of their burritos, but they are about as big as your head and super filling.  my complaint is that they are watery and often fall apart, but the taste is phenomenal!  I've tried all of the meats on selection there and the pork is by far the best!   however, all of them are good and taste extremely fresh and succulent.   seriously eat here and you won't regret it, it's unique and unlike any other burrito shop you'll find in west valley/glendale.
__label__4 The food here is decent. The bread sticks are really yummy! It is good for large groups. They deliver for $2.50. The pizza is big which is always a plus.
__label__4 Kevin, Joe and Dave (All the mechanics) rock!  They are true masters at what they do. I brought my 26 year old, non US, oddball Landy diesel in for some work. They ordered the parts from back east and fixed it faster than planned, cheaper than quoted and did the job right. I have known Joe and Kevin from their days working for the local dealership and I would request that they were the only guys to touch my previous Defender when I took it for service there.\nTheir shop is clean, well ran and they offer the highest quality repairs of any Land Rover shop that I have ever used. There is nothing cheap about owning a Rover so you might as well get it done right the first time and this is the place!
__label__3 We went in one night for dinner.  We got the large pizza and wings special with four sodas.  The staff were kind.  In fact (I believe the owner) said, \"you know it would be cheaper for you to get a pitcher of soda versus four individuals.\"  I thought that was great they told us that.  The pizza came out with the wings I would say 15-20 minutes.  We were asked if we needed anything.  The pizza was hot and had good flavor.  The chicken wings though were AMAZING.  Some of the best we've had in a long time.  Would like to see more of a variety of specials....We've been back twice since our first visit.
__label__0 I had my transmission rebuilt and 23 months and 24,700 miles later it quit.  It lasted exactly 700 miles past its warranty.  I was sold on the promises that they expected a whole lot more than 24,000 miles on the transmission, especially after $1800.  I didnt expect a free rebuild, but I did expect some relief on the price of doing it again.
__label__4 Placed my order before I went to go pick up our order because usually at dinner time they get really busy.  Service was quick, easy and friendly, pizza is delicious and my mom LOVED the garlic parm wings!
__label__4 This company was great.If your looking for a quality window supplier at a fair price and complete satisfaction, you need to check this business out. No pressure.\nCody (General Manager) was very friendly and especially knowledgeable on the quality and features in their product line. Chris the lead installer did a pre measurement for four window replacements at the site. The final installed cost from Cody was very reasonable when we also considered this company had it's own installers, and we would be dealing directly with Cody on both any installation issues and any future manufacturer warranty conditions.\nAt the time of installation, it was quite evident that Chris and Tim knew their craft, which resulted in a glitch free installation. They arrived and finished on-time, and cleaned up after themselves. We had a final walk-thru and everything was installed to our complete satisfaction.\nWe have more windows  that need future replacement, and will definitely use this company at that time.
__label__4 My first time going to this spa and I love it! The customer service exceeded my expectation. It's a far drive, but from the many salon location near where I live I will defiantly take the time to go to this location. My main core in a salon is cleanness and customer service. Kathy was very friendly and knowledgeable about the product along with providing me clear answer to all my question. I would recommend making appointment as they seem to have consistent customer.
__label__4 I had never been here until now. My best friend scheduled an appointment at 1 for pedis for the both of us. I was a little late and they waited happily and patiently for us both to be there so we could go together! Everyone is SO nice and they all speak amazing English so don't worry about having any mess ups :) love this place and I will definitely be back!!!
__label__4 The best Urgent Care I've been to. It wasn't busy, I waited no more than 30 minutes tops after filling out my (SUPER EASY) paperwork. The service was quick, I didn't feel rushed, and it felt like the entire staff genuinely cared about making me feel better. I walked in with a 103.8 degree fever and body aches, left with a perfect 98.6 degree temperature and antibiotics to cure my strep throat! The generous doctor even waived my strep throat test fee! Definitely going back there if I have an emergency like this again. :)
__label__3 I took my son here because I was told by a friend that they could help with foreign objects in eyes.  This meant a lot to me because the last time I took my son for this issue to an urgent care, they told me that they couldn't help me and sent me to the ER to be taken care of.  The people at this urgent care were very nice and treated my son very well.  The service was quick and when the doctor prescribed an antibiotic, they told me that they could fill it right there at the urgent care for me!  It was ready for me before I was done checking out!  This is such a awesome thing to do for people because taking a sick kid to a pharmacy after they already spent an hour or more at the doctor is never fun.\n\nThe only thing I didn't like was that the room I was in needed some repair.  The electrical outlet cover was completely missing from the wall in the room I was in.  I can't believe a medical facility would leave such an obvious hazard like that!
__label__4 Yummy food and very nice people! Awesome crepes and benedict!\n\nCrepes, berries were super fresh and delicious creme. Benedict has savory potatos and fantastic hollandaise sauce. The tarragon biscuit underneath is a great base.
__label__2 Owner was super nice...he talked to me about how he started the store...what a few of his inspirations were for the cupcakes...I ended up with one elvis cupcake and a whoopie pie...I have to say that the Elvis cupcake model is popping up everywhere and I'm sad to say that this one was one of my least favorite...something about the frosting was really offputting to me...and the whoopie pie was ok...but maybe I was just expecting more out of it...I think I would have loved the whoopie pie if it had a baby with an ice cream sandwich...something like an ice cream whoopie...I didn't care for the filling (which was similar to the cupcake frosting in consistency)...but since the owner was so nice...and I really liked his message...I realize although I didn't like the pastries...that's not to say that they aren't someone else's cup of tea!\nThe shop is adorable though
__label__0 The worst most traumatizing customer service experience ever. I promised I would never put a foot there again even if coffee disappeared from earth and that would be the only place left.
__label__3 Wow, I was really surprised and impressed!  We noticed that the restaurant had changes hands, but had not thought to try it until we saw it on Yelp.  This is definitely not the usual generic, anglicized Mexican fare, but seems more like a family restaurant in Sonora.  The food was great and the portions were generous.  Our server was attentive and prompt, but to our surprise, we were the only patrons on a Sunday evening.  I agree with the other reviews about the decor... Kind of  campy with a fake jungle theme going, but it was fun and not over the top.
__label__3 Typical downtown Starbucks -nice seating and the fact they have free wi if is always a good thing! Within walking distance of businesses very. Busy-friendly staff and always accurate orders with fresh ingredients
__label__4 From the moment I walked into the salon, I loved the vibe, the customer service was spot on, and my stylist Mattie, is AMAZING.\n\nI was going for a drastic change from light to red and Mattie did an amazing job. My color was vibrant and well done. My cut was cute and exactly what I asked for. \n\nNot only was my experience awesome but the conversation was wonderful. I would highly recommend the entire salon but especially Mattie!
__label__0 Be careful, they double book appointments.\n\nMade an appointment for 10am and there was only 1 stylist who asked me and another customer to \"figure out who goes first\". It is awkward to make two strangers fight for something they were both promised. They also threaten to bill your room if you are a no-show, so there's no reason to double book.\n\nAfter the awkward standoff I decided to leave because I didn't want to deal with such a crappy experience and noticed that they are always dead which can't bode well for them long term.\n\nAcross the strip is a place called Christophe that was much nicer, friendlier, and I ended up going there.
__label__2 The food is excellent and the wait staff are super friendly but man is the service SLOOOOOOOOOW!  I realize that they care about every dish but, their wait times are ridiculous.  You can't be in a rush or on your lunch break when you go to this place.  It is also quite pricey compared to anywhere else as you are getting organic quality food.  Other than that, it is good food.   Everything I have had here is good.  This last time, I got the rainbow wrap but, instead of having it wrapped in kollard greens I got it in a spinach tortilla.  Very good, healthy and filling without feeling too stuffed.
__label__4 I absolutely LOVE this place.  The food is consistently amazing, high quality and fabulous tasting.  The owners genuinely CARE about the food, their staff, the clients and it shows.  Thank you for being my favorite cafe.  Keep up the awesome work.
__label__4 I was very impressed with the quality of food.  A great destination for those who are looking for an organic, very tasty meal.  I'd definetely go back.
__label__2 Pomegranate Cafe is okay.  I ordered one slice of pink cake, one blueberry cheesecake, and two lemonades.  The total was $26.  I checked the receipt to figure out what I ordered. I get that all the ingredients are fresh and local, but I was still shocked.  I expected the food to be amazing because it was so expensive.  It was okay not amazing. The lemonade was not that good.  It had a bitter and spicy note that threw me off.  The pink cake was a little soggy.  \n\nThe decor is weird.  I can see what they are trying to do, but it would create a nicer atmosphere if they would get rid of the florescent ceiling lights.  The staff is totally spaced out.  They remind me of the Cheba Hut employees before they became a national chain.
__label__0 20 minutes for a California wrap and a lukewarm Maca Warroir Mocha with chocolate all over outside of the cup at a cost of $20. No thanks.
__label__0 I have eaten at Pomegranate 4 or 5 times since it originally opened. I have never, NEVER, gotten my food in under 35 minutes. Keep in mind I generally order for myself, and at most, one other person. Recently I was made to wait nearly an hour for 2 sandwiches. I was one of 3 other people in the restaurant, and I was asked two times after paying what I had ordered. They offered me a \"couple of desserts for the wait.\" Instead I received a single bite sized cookie. The food isn't terrible when they actually make what you ask ( I have asked for no olives on my salads 3 times, and always end up with olives) but it certainly isn't worth the price, or the time it takes. I have wasted several lunch breaks at Pomegranate. I've given this place way too many chances.
__label__3 A huge improvement, a complete turn-around. As though Mr. Happy himself has been imbued into the staff here. \n\nUpon arrival, it was empty but then started filling up. The wait staff and hostess at the counter were pleasant and very helpful. \n\nUpon ordering we received our little flag and found our table to sit. The brownie was brought out first. Very quick this time around. Not more then 5 mins. And within a minute more, another person brought out our drink. She was gracious and very polite, making the experience so much more delightful. \n\nWithin a few more minutes, a younger waitstaff came around to let us know our food will be next. Also very polite, and not sassy. \n\nOnce again, a complete turnaround from our previous experience. All the i's dotted all the t's crossed. And not just for us, we witnessed the same pleasant demeanor for every guest that came to eat. Always someone stopping by to ask how the meal is, everything to our satisfaction. Perfect - Delicious - Very Hospitable and Friendly\n\n4 stars is only because the restroom needed a little pickme up. \n\nfin
__label__4 Loved the chicken fingers!
__label__2 We went a couple weeks ago since we like to try new places.  It's a cute place but the way they lay their tables out makes it really cramped in places.  The bathrooms were clean well I only know that the women's restroom was clean and they have a decent happy hour from what my fiancee tells me.\n  Both of us started with soup, he got the special soup, pretty good, and I got the french onion soup, which would've been good if it were hot.  The cottage pie was okay, a little bland for me, and the fish and chips were great, the breading wasn't too thick and was crispy.\n  The server however, blew.  Never got her name since she never gave it, and she wasn't friendly at all and was very slow, didn't even see a smile out of her with us or any of her other tables...but the MOD was great, he ended up finishing our table, and the only reason we left a tip is because I know servers have to tip our bussers and bartenders.  We will go back as long as we don't get her as our server!
__label__0 Disappointed is my one word attitude after visiting this pub. Out of four meals only one met expectations. The eggs were so undercooked the whites were more runny than the yokes. The red meats were cooked opposite our request. The \"rare\" steak was overcooked and tough as leather. The \"medium\" steak sandwich was still mooing. The server was awesome, but with completely disappointing food, and service alone does not make me want to return, and I won't. There are countless pubs in the area that I would pick over this one. They spent a lot of money on the decor, and none of it creating safe and appetizing food.
__label__2 I like the back area of the bar outside. The music is pretty good. Didn't get to stay there long. I'll have to try it again some time.
__label__4 Well - my love for the Irish at this little Jamo joint just grows stronger all the time. \n\nI recently had occasion to host a private party at RFPH for my dear friend Sam and naturally my home away from home was the best place to play hostess. I had the benefit of still feeling as much at ease as I would have in my real home, without having to cook or clean up after the party. \n\nI worked closely with Anne Marie who made sure every detail of the party was attended to flawlessly. We held our birthday extravaganza in the front \"cottage\" area, which is the perfect spot for about 25-30 guests for a sit down dinner or a happy hour (done that one too). The pub also has a banquet room and separate bar out back which can be rented out for private functions. Another one of my friends held her wedding reception here and, in addition to having the great food and service you'd hope for at your wedding, it was just plain fun. \n\nBack to our Sunday birthday brunch... The kitchen prepared an Irish breakfast as well as a course of passed hor d'oeuvres of cucumber sandwiches, filet mignon brioche (my favorite) and salmon mousse toasts. For dessert I was able to bring in special cake for the party and the kitchen added an accompaniment of fresh strawberries and creme (brilliant). Everything came out well timed and executed start to finish. \n\nLucky for us, Sunday afternoons now offer live jazz - which was a great bonus for the party atmosphere. I don't know if we should still be calling it a brunch - those usually don't last for 9 hours... but we had a great time.
__label__3 I have been to several locations around town, I donate about 4-5 times year. Like when I get a hair cut I just wake up one morning and decide that I want to donate blood, so finding an appointment right away is key. \n\nThis location always answers the phone and usually has something available for the time I would like. It is a smaller office, tucked back in the Scottsdale Airpark area near Costco, so most don't know it is there. \n\nThe man that greats you when you walk in is always nice and usually remembers my name. I never have to wait too long, but if I do the waiting room is clean and has plenty of reading material to keep me occupied for a few minutes. In comparison to other places that have been messy, unfriendly and creepy at times this one is top notch. \n\nThe phlebotomy staff is very nice and understanding and helps to make you as comfortable as possible. Sticking a needle in ones arm isn't the most desirable thing to do, well that all depends on who you are and what is in the needle I guess haha, but for donating blood they are the best at making it easy. \n\nThey do several types of blood donation; whole blood (most common), plasma, platelets and red blood cells. \n\nGo donate some blood, it will make you feel better and might save someones life! :-) Think about it!
__label__2 Pretty average as usual for this place. The bread and veggies are always fresh and since I never get their substandard meat products, this is all I know about Jimmy John. I will say that they crunchy BBQ potato chips were clearly the best part of the sandwich. Avocado spread is an interesting invention, but maybe Jimmy can afford some real avocado's in the future?
__label__2 Lets start off by saying that I HATE THE CLUB SCENE! So when my cousin was in town, we came up with this place as common ground.\nStarting the night out, i was still a little put off by how loud it was, but then I started letting loose and having fun with friends and family. The drink prices arent the best but lets face it, we live in Vegas. The coolest part about this place I think is the fact that they play a 10 minute set of country music and then a 10 minute set of popular hip hop[ music, so everyone is happy. The dance floor was always full and they teach you line dances before the night starts for free, also bad ass. it was a good choice as apposed to a club.\nFrom now on when someone wants to go to a club with me, ill fight for revolver instead.
__label__4 My favorite cleaners 6 bucks to clean a suit and the best part is its ready the next day. This is also where I get all my pants hemmed and suit jackets taken in.
__label__2 The name has changed three times and every time this place has done this, the taste has declined. Spicy chilly mint was one of my favorite dishes. Pad Thai is also no longer the same. It has become to sweet. Also They have smaller portions now.
__label__4 It was the first thai place ever I tried in vegas, and it ended up being my favorite. I come here way too often for lunch with my co workers. But the service and the food are awesome. Basil duck is the way to go! Since it is a pretty small place, the only downside is at rare very busy time, the food comes very very slow at big big parties.
__label__0 One of the worst locations in town. I've been here three times and never feel comfortable here. A bunch of thuggs and wanna-be players camp out here working on their daily schemes. I get stared down, cut in line and rude attitude from people here. Parking lot is way too small and tables are either full or filthy. PASS.
__label__2 Other than the hostess being a total snob upon our arrival, we had a great experience at Cafe Martorano (our server was much friendlier, so that took the bitterness out of the first impression.)\n\nI went with the pre-fixe menu, which was actually a great price by Vegas standards - $45 for three wonderful courses. Started with the caprese salad (really fresh and tasty), then the tagliatelle with cream sauce, chicken and peas (rich and delicious), and ended the meal with a sweet cannoli. \n\nOur waiter was really friendly and helpful with suggestions - everyone agreed the portions were HUGE (too much, really), but the food was delicious. It's a nice place in the Rio and I'd definitely go again.
__label__2 There are no words to describe fresh made mozzarella.  The plastic we purchase at grocery stores does not qualify for this discussion.  After reading an article (years ago) about a woman's search for truly fresh mozzarella, I motivated to find the product of which she spoke.  I order this cheese everywhere it indicates \"fresh\" on the menu and until this dinner, I had not experienced this culinary bliss.  Order it before it is pulled, at which time it takes on the texture of which you are probably more familiar.  It changes the taste, you want the pre-pulled, just drained goodness.  \n\nThe meal was very good and deserves more stars than I awarded.  The late seating (New Year's Eve) had us eating at 10-10:30pm, which is just too uncomfortable for me.  However, the reheated Chilean Sea Bass was stupendous.  Portion size of the fish was impressive.  It was served with risotto and saute spinach which were good but otherwise unremarkable, the fish was the star of this plate.  \n\nMy low star marks evolve from the atmosphere.  Clearly this turns from restaurant to club around 10pm on most nights.  The sound system must be automatically set to turn up, way up, at this hour.  I could only nod and smile at comments made by my table mates as I could not hear them.  Given no conversation was going on other than the person seated immediately to my side, my attention often drifted to the movies showing on multiple screens.  WHAT ARE THEY THINKING?  I don't know the flick, but I watch a man get cut into pieces in a shower by mobsters.  Do I really need to go further?  \n\nFor every downer, there was a counter upper.  The LOUD music was 70s-80s mostly and I will return here for a night of dancing, much preferable over the house throb everywhere else (even Stoney's plays this crap).  \n\nAs for food, I'll take it to go or you can serve me in the wine cellar.  I don't want to eat in your space again.
__label__3 WOW!! What a hidden gem in Vegas! \nWe went to the Rio to go see a show, and decided to grab a bite before.\nWe foolishly did not make reservations (I suggest that you do!) but the hostess offered us a cozy spot at the bar. Which we took.\n\nHad a meatball appetizer, which was recommended by another patron. YES! SO delicious!! I would go back just for that! Then had the specials. One scallop dis and my partner had a sea bass dish. Both were full of flavor, tasted super fresh, and over all great dishes!\n\nI would go back in a second!\n\np.s.- Locals with a T.Rewards card and NV ID get 25% off! If you are seeing a show, you get 20% with ticket stubs! What a deal for an amazing dinner!
__label__0 What a disappointment. Had shellac manicure and a pedicure. I could have done a better job on my pedi and the shellac mani which usually lasts two weeks began chipping within the day. This place is an incredible rip off!
__label__1 Came in last night and the place wasn't too packed.  I order their honey chicken katsu which was on their specialty menu so I figured what the heck and two spam masubi.  Found it unusual that they had to find some soy sauce in the backroom but employee brought some out.  The chicken katsu wasn't that great at all so I ordered some crab rangoon to get the taste out of my mouth.  The rangoon was alright overall this place is ehhhh nothing special.
__label__1 I have given this place a try quite a few times during the past few years. I was just here as last resort because the other places in the area were closed on Sundays. It's not that I expect friendly service from the person working at the counter but when your place is named \"Aloha\" Kitchen, you'd think someone can crack a smile and say hi when they take your order.  It's just not one time, it's consistently like this, no greeting at all!   \n\nThe food is alright, I do give credit that they plate the food attractively, but they rely too much on drowning their meats in sauce for flavor instead of seasoning and marinating it.  The slices of beef that did have no sauce were a little dry & tasteless.  The manapua I ordered was a store bought brand and the dough was a bit tough. (like they left it cooking in the microwave a little too long) . That's probably why you get your food real quick!! It's already been prepared all they do is reheat it!  There are at least 3 other places that serve up better Hawaiian & Filipino food in the area so aloha, Aloha Kitchen.
__label__2 I have to say this was one of the better places to eat in Vegas, as far as price goes. There wasn't a wait, and the servers were just fine. We just got a turkey club, so the wait wasn't long for food. It was just great to check out all the little trinkets and things that the restaurant featured. The location in the mall was nice... after eating, we just went to check out the \"free shows\" around the mall!
__label__1 2 things\nthe balloon lady and the bar\nThat's it.\nEverything else is terrible.
__label__0 As others have said, it was pure evil, and not in a good way.  Came here on my 30th birthday because of the Vegas Power Pass.  As someone in the service industry, I might try a little harder (or at all?) to make a person's special day special.  Or at least to not ruin it.  This apparently completely missed the PH staff, who delivered the same lackluster (at best) service that they provide every other paying customer (who needs them, right?).  The wait was atrocious (seriously- for a tip, I almost felt like writing \"You owe me 2 hours of my 30th birthday back), the drinks stayed empty (after they finally showed up, that is), and most of the food, once it did arrive, was wrong.  1/4 got his food correct, 2/4 got her vegetarian dish with meat, 3/4 (that would be me) got my salad with the wrong dressing, even though the waitress wrote down my request, and when I got the new salad, it wasn't tossed.  When I pointed this out, the waitress told me with quite a bit of attitude, \"You asked for it dry.\"  Um, no I didn't, I just asked for bleu cheese instead of shitty thousand island on a COBB salad (oh wait, it's not a cobb because even though it was like $15, there was no avocado!).  Anyway, 4/4 didn't even receive his burrito until like 7 minutes later.  Really.  The food was actually pretty tasty, which was the only redeeming point of the entire experience.  Paying was another hour of my life lost, as the waitress didn't ring our payment correctly and then had to find a manager to reverse the charge on my credit card.  I seriously considered just leaving the card and deactivating it (I have another).  She came out just before we completely left in anger.  It really did take over 2 hours to have lunch for 4 people.  It really wasn't worth the time it stole from my life.  The next day, we forfeited the $10 PH credit on our passes.  No tip was left by anyone in our party.  As far as I'm concerned, they're lucky we paid at all.  Don't waste your precious vacation time.\n\nOn a side note: the bathroom also sucks.  Two stalls?  Really??
__label__3 I had my wedding here a few weeks ago.  Everything seemed fine, their service was great.  However, on the actual day, they didn't really have everything together.  The table layout that they gave me was not what they did. They actually did the total opposite so my guests weren't seated where I planned for them to sit.  The champagne bottle I had asked to be left at my head table wasn't there so I had to flag down someone to get it right in the middle of the ceremony and the steaks were chewy and the alfredo was a little bland. All other food was good though. Overall it was great except for the minor things noted above.
__label__0 Food was really mediocre, I felt like I was eating at Ihops or Denny's but paying a higher price.  The only reason we came here was the $10/pp coupon from purchasing the Vegas pass.  \n\nWon't recommend this place to anyone because there's plenty of good eats in Vegas
__label__1 Very slow service, 15 minutes for first glass of water, down hill from there, Food was so/so. Will not be going back here with all the other options. Maybe just a bad night was a Sunday but was not busy for the slow service.
__label__2 Came here to eat prior to watching a show.  Decent American food without the outrageous Las Vegas price tag.  Then again, hard to mess up a cheeseburger...
__label__0 In my opinion, Planet Hollywood (\"PH\"), at least in Las Vegas, gives off all the signs of a dying restaurant.   \n\nMy wife and I visited Planet Hollywood in Caesar's Palace several times in the 90's.   The food was fair, but the atmosphere was cool enough to make up for it.  They had really cool move artifacts, like Darth Vador's costume.  The vibe was also energetic.  It actually felt like stepping into something from Hollywood.  The food wasn't too expensive, maybe $8-10 a plate, and the portions were generous enough that you left satisfied - if not blown away.\n\nOn our recent trip to Vegas, we decided to give it a try again.  Now with two young children, we thought this might be a fun experience for them.  We learned that the location had changed and made our way to the new restaurant.  When I saw it, I should have turned the other way.  The new d\u00e9cor was an attempt to be cool, without pulling it off.  Kind of like a geeky school kid wearing what he thinks is the latest fashion.  PH no longer had the dark vibe, but instead looked like it was designed by IKEA with red chairs and a modern look.  In addition, the movie artifacts were meager and not interesting.  For example, they have a dress form some movie that no one cares about.  The only cool thing that I recall was a model of the Starship Enterprise.  \n\nWell, maybe the food would make up for it.  My wife and I ordered expensive entr\u00e9e salads.  My children ordered something off of the children's menu.  The children's menu was overpriced and about the quality of McDonald's food.  Both of my children left hungry.  The salads tasted fairly good, but the portions were ridiculously small.  Sorry PH, you can't make yourself a top quality restaurant by simply reducing your portion sizes.  That is the first sign of a crappy restaurant in my opinion.  They think they can give you practically nothing to eat and pretend that they are upscale.  I don't mind that at the right restaurant, with best-in-the-country chefs, but PH is far from that.  Instead, PH serves food about the quality of Chilies' and can't pull of the small portion sizes.  At least somewhere like Chilies' makes up for food quality by giving you enough food to leave full.  So, in the end, I had a fairly good tasting salad, which was too small to satisfy, and too expensive to ever motivate me to come back.  We spent over $60 for two adult meals, two children's meals, and no drinks or appetizers.  \n\nThe worst part, and the reason I think the place shows signs of eminent closure was the stupid post card fraud.  They show up at your table, when you just want to be left alone and ask if they can take the families picture for a \"complamentry postcard.\"  Then, after you have finished and want to get out of the place, they show up with the postcard.  The postcard is the size of a postcard, but the photograph has been reduced to the size of a postage stamp.  Then, they pull out some fancier versions and try to sell them to you for ridiculous prices.  Oh yah, I want to spend $25 to commemorate my lousy dinner at your restaurant.  No thanks.  And of course, they don't take the first no as a no and keep pushing.  I almost lost my cool with them at that point.   I gathered the family and got out of there.  A good restaurant could survive on selling good food, not photographs\n\nI wouldn't recommend PH to anyone.
__label__1 We had a meal ticket and so we had a separate menu from the original, everything though were just burgers and pastas. \n\nMy guy ordered the chili burger and I, the clear sauce pasta. \nOur order came out at an efficient time, and he enjoyed his chili burger but really should be called a hamburger with a hint of chili because there were hardly and Chili inside! Don't be stingy with your Chili!! \n\nMy pasta was mediocre, too much oil if you asked me but not terrible! \nwe both got the ice tea and it was suppose to be unlimited drinks, but when I asked for a cup of coffee she denied me of my drink!? \n\nThan our dessert of ice cream, which literally took almost 40 minutes to get to us, not to happy that a simple ice cream took thatttt long! \n\nI think our server was new at her job, she seemed to threw in randomly said to us when she handed us our checks \" you keep out of trouble?\" we chuckle in awkwardness and mumbled to each other \"umm why did she even say that?\" \nBeing that we didn't even really chatted the whole time when she was bringing us our food ...maybe just to throw something in there for a fatter tip ? i don't know ?
__label__4 On a long walk with the wife and we ducked in here.  SUPER friendly waiter named Brian.  Excellent service,  great breakfast (Top sirloin and eggs w/ sourdough and potatoes) for $7.95.  Coffee was good too.  I even asked to speak to the manager so I could let him know how happy we were with the food and especially the service.  He was very gracious and saw him give our waiter a \"thatta boy\".  Not one negative.
__label__0 I just had the worst experience going to Palm Beach tan the girl that work there Katlyn would not tell me about the specials and coupons they had going on she was very rude when I asked her questions and did not want to be bothered. Never coming back. My cousin (who has a membership) told me to go because they had a special for 1 free spray tan for first time users. The girl that told her about it said to just come in and ask for it. Headed to body heat tanning.
__label__3 Nice. Oh so very nice. Not as nice as the Aria or Vdara, but damn close. The only thing though about the Cosmopolitan is that it felt very cluttered and congested. It was hard to navigate through the casino and multiple floors of well, everything. We couldn't even find the sushi bar that we wanted to eat at and we couldn't locate any employees to ask for directions. \n\nStill a nice hotel though. I can't imagine what it would be like to stay here. One of the few hotels in Vegas that actually have a balcony and a minibar. Pretty sweet.
__label__0 Grossly exaggerated positive reviews. I suspect the bulk of them were cleverly submitted by Cosmo's PR firm.  \n\nThe rooms run entirely through the television set, from lighting to temperature, yet the remote batteries were spent. I replaced them with my own just to turn the heat down. It took two days to get staff to replace numerous burned out bulbs. We finally resorted to moving bulbs around so the loo wouldn't be in utter darkness. \n\nI give this hotel one star not for any of the above but for the audacity to charge our room $68.00 for the mini-bar, which we didn't use. Audacity for their flippant attitude about an accounting error they claim is common. We were told that just opening the fridge, which we used for our own goods, triggers a charge.  We think it's a sick and twisted profit center. Checking in was a pain and checking out even more difficult.
__label__4 Beautiful!!! This is where im gonna stay next time!! The decor and furniture is ohhh sooo chic.
__label__4 Awesome and trendy hotel. This hotel has all the amenities a 5 star hotel must have and more. Staff is friendly and helpful, however sometimes service took a little longer because they seem to still trying to get things together since its a fairly new hotel. Room was very nice, had a terrace, 2 TV's, refrigerator, microwave, and Japanese tub. Will stay here again in the future.
__label__4 It's all about the Cosmo! My two hotspots i had to visit were at the Cosmopolitan. Wicked Spoon Buffet and The Pizzaria. Walking through this hotel to get to these places were alot of fun. Random things all over the place. Maybe not those bunnies on the commercials, but shoes in the middle of nowhere, cool cigarette dispenser looking things offering artwork. Sparkly stuff. I loved walking through this place and hope to one day stay here and party at the Marquee.
__label__3 I absolutely love Cosmo.  Not only are the new restaurants pretty darn good, but it's visually stunning.  I love the lobby area from the main entrance, where the columns are large screens.  Not to be vulgar, but it's a visual mindf&^k.  Don't come here stoned.  Trust me.\n\nAnyway, great restaurants, great discounts and rewards with their casino card (free), so grab one.  If you give your name and number they'll give you $10 to play on the slots.\n\nYou cannot go wrong with a sparkly, shiny, hip hotel like the Cosmo.
__label__3 Loved the main areas, wasn't thrilled with the room.  I hate a love/hate stay, mostly love, but I wondered why there was a disconnect.  The hotel is a vibrant, beautifully decorated, modern hot spot.  My room was kind of dirty, missing a bathroom doorknob, and blah compared to the rest of the hotel.  I loved the common areas like the lobby bars and conference rooms.  I loved the bigger health club with the boxing ring and state of the art equipment.  I loved the free pools and had great times there.  I was thoroughly unimpressed with the Marquee nightclub and dayclub.  After a lot of hype, it was a big letdown and I stayed less than 1/2 hour in both.  I was not thrilled with the food choices in the hotel, and the retail selection was strange, but it was overall a very good hotel to stay in and I'm glad I did.
__label__1 This might sound brash - but for a city built on an excess to the senses, you have to execute things well.\n\nAnd the Cosmopolitan to me, is the name of my favorite drink, and is one of the newest hotels on the Strip that I kept hearing about. So I wanted to see it for myself.\n\nThe styling in the hotel fits me well. I was awed and noted a lot of the little details they infused into the place. It was like Tom Ford had a party with David Bowie and then did drugs with maybe Christian Dior or Diane von Furstenberg. Just very cool, modern, with touches of glamour everywhere.\n\nHowever, a few detrimental notes:\n\nThe Chandelier, was hyped up to me but once I was inside it - it lost its lustre. Yes, you are a sitting in a place strewn with crystals, but I expected a little more. It also didn't do them well, that once sat - it took about 10-15 minutes to be noticed. And this is while everyone is waiting in line at Marquee on a Saturday night. So needless to say, first impression of service... BLEW.\n\nThe signature Cosmopolitan sucked. And for it being the name, I expected something out of it. It's like Carrie Bradshaw took a big wee-wee in my glass. \n\nWhile styled well, the hotel might have been planned out more than what it should have been. Everything was packed in so tight and it made for a bit of claustrophobia. You couldn't see where you were going, when you walked in and about. Best design element that struck a chord were the video walls in the lobby. Those fascinated me the most.\n\nCrowd was okay - it tasted like LA walking through here. There was so many LBDs (or little black dresses to you) that it looked like Herve Leger took a big shit on the place.\n\nBottom line lies in the execution. For paying good money, you still need to be seamlessly good, and the Cosmopolitan failed at that point just on the surface. It still holds my curiosity at this point, but it wouldn't be my first choice to come back to when staying in Vegas - I don't think.
__label__1 The Cosmopolitan is a beautiful hotel, but I recommend going to the Bond Lounge in the lobby over the pretentious Marquee Club.\n\nThere are so many pool parties and clubs to choose from on the Strip.  I recommend going to an establishment that cares about their guests.  Besides, having been to both day and night club at Marquee, my friends and I found the club to be overly packed with an OK crowd at best.  Many people left around midnight including us since we couldn't move at all.  The dance floor was also small for the top 40's music, and downstairs seemed like a rave with rude people.  Ghostbar, Rain, and Moon were so much more fun at the Palms.  Pure at Caesar's is worth checking out for the great view.   But if you still want to check out the newest club on the block, just beware you are in for a night of waiting in multiple lines (even with guest list) and being pushed around and waiting around for pricey drinks with poor management.\n*******************************************************************************\nBelow is my incident at Marquee Day Club:\n\nMy letter to the Cosmopolitan Marquee...ignored by the management :(\n\nRE: Pool Platform Hazardous to Guest Safety\n\nDear Cosmopolitan Marquee Management,\n\nI attended the Cosmopolitan Marquee day club at the pool on Friday, July 15.  Since there were music playing and fellow guests were dancing on the plastic box containers in the pool.  I decided to join in so I climbed on the clear raised platform by putting both of my knees up on the box; then I stood up on the box, which had a grid of raised squares with very sharp corners.  As I got on the platform, I felt a sudden pain on my left knee, then the crowd started to yell \"You're bleeding!\"  I looked down to see blood gushing down from my knee so I hurried to get out of the pool.  \n\nI informed the gentleman patrolling inside the pool of the sharp top of these box containers that are meant to be climbed upon.  He sent me to security by the door.  Then, a security personnel with black tattoos on both of arms came over, and I told him that the clear platform was very sharp and cut my knee.  He told me to follow him across the courtyard to get first aid.  I already wiped off the blood on my knee when I got out of the pool, but blood continued to run down my leg so I had to wipe it off again, and he made a mean remark, \"I would prefer it if you didn't use our towels, but oh well, too late now!\"  Not only was the security staff inconsiderate, he was downright rude and sarcastic.  \n\nAt the first aid station, I told the Cosmopolitan/Marquee employees that they should remove those boxes in the pool for guest safety.  The same security staff sneered and said \"Yea, I can't do anything.  People get stupid cuts like this all the time.\"  I was shocked that no one cared about the danger the clear boxes pose to the safety of their guests.  \n\nSo before exiting Marquee, I tried to warn the staff about the dangerous hazard again.  I spoke with the service manager named Danny/Denny, and he just kept saying \"We just got those boxes, and no one has ever cut themselves.\"  He didn't seem to get the fact that my incident can be the first of many.  I had expected a little more consideration from the manager, but he treated me like I was just a drunk drama queen who got a small scrape.  I have attached a picture of the cut taken after the cut was band-aid; you can see that my skin was lifted off the knee by the sharp grinds on top of the clear box in the pool.  The finger in the photograph serves as reference of the size of the scrape; my skin is still raw and my knee is sore from the incident.\n\nI am quite disappointed and shocked by the disregard and insolence of your staff.  There was no compassion or courtesy from the staff who handled this incident.  The management must be aware that the top of the boxes have a sharp top, which can easily hurt your guests.  The unsafe boxes placed inside the pool need to be removed or reconstructed to insure guest safety; it is a lawsuit waiting to happen as your staff just shrugs off the incident and disregards guests' concerns.  I hope your prestigious hotel and popular club, especially being the newest additions to the Strip, would offer your guest a safe environment on your premise and train your staff to treat guests with courtesy and respect.  Thank you for your consideration.
__label__2 Meh.  \n\nEven if we had the wrap-around premium view suite all to my boyfriend & me, view of Bellagio fountains with balcony & Japanese soaking tub, it was pretty amazing, though I wasn't impressed.  \n\nI guess I'm partial to another hotel on the strip, and I guess it's cause they charged us for even using the gym, the pools were way too packed, and the mini-bar was never to be touched.  Hah. \n\nI had an amazing time, but the hotel room could be better. \nCall me bougie.
__label__0 Esthetically pleasing but the service is absolutely terrible ...\n\nI was told by the bartender at Holsteins: \"it's 1:30 am in Vegas, expect to spend some money\" (because HE didn't tell me that in order to sit in a booth, each guest had to purchase $20 worth of food and drink). \n\nThis same person at Holsteins pocketed my 54 cents in change and did not give me a receipt. When I asked for a copy of my receipt I was told: \"I will have to dig it out of the trash\" --- I did get a copy of my receipt and their trashcans must be sparking because my receipt was spotless and crisp.\n\nI was going to let this slide because I thought that after I told the floor manager (of the floor we were staying on) about this issue, he would do as he said and \"discuss this with the management team and make things right\" but I didn't ever hear back from him, nor have I heard back from the hotel after I got home and emailed them about this experience (I waited one week and now I'm here letting y'all know not to waste your money here). \n\nAlso similar to other people's reviews: \nOur telephone didn't work - they had to replace it TWICE. \nDespite me informing them several times that a lamp didn't work, they didn't pay any attention to it. \n\nGO ELSEWHERE!!!!!!!!!!!!
__label__0 This is without a doubt the worst run hotel in which I have ever stayed. Housekeeping is a joke. First day came back after being out all day. Room not cleaned at 10:30 pm. Come to find that someone from houskeepinh had put the do not disturb sign on the door, we didn't, so as not to clean the room. Never vaccumed the room in 4 days. Last night found that a housekeeping person had taken a smoke and TV break in our room and left ash and cigarette butts on the balcony. Management would do nothing. Resort manager said no words could suffice. 2 would have been nice.....you're comped. \nSecurity in the hotel was a joke. People were stealing the motorized elderly carts and were having races in the crowded walkways. People were hit. In the hot tub, couples were in fact coupling. Then one hotel lifeguard threw a female lifeguard over the head of other people in the hot tub. Again words failed the hotel manager.\nOverall, pretty place but dismal service. Would only recommend to drunk twenty year olds.
__label__4 By far the best hotel on the strip. \n\nThe rooms are great. I stayed in a one bedroom suite with a view of the fountains. The view is definitely worth the extra money. It was amazing. We were able to see the fountains from our room, we didn't even have to go outside on the balcony. The room i stayed in came with a mini fridge, that was empty, so I was able to put my alcohol in there rather than having to put it in an ice bucket.  \n\nAnother plus about this hotel is the customer service. The staff is amazing and the dealers at the tables are awesome! I love gambling here because the dealers are super talkative and always help me out on my basic strategy at the black jack tables. \n\nYou honestly don't even need to leave the hotel. The gambling here is great, they have the hottest club in Vegas right, and some of the best restaurants. \n\nThis hotel is definitely worth the extra money. The location is great - you can walk over to the city center or you can walk the other way towards the Bellagio and Caesars.
__label__1 I stayed at the Cosmopolitan for the first time in September this year. During my stay, I took in a show, shopped, dined, used their beauty salon and gambled all at this hotel. These were pleasant experiences. \n\nWith that said, I will never return to this hotel ever again. I would rather stay with Brace from \"Gigolos\" than spend another penny at this hotel. The reason for this is because their finances and customer service are the worst I have ever experienced. \n\nIf you look at my other reviews you will see I am normally a reasonable person. I try to take things in stride but I think this hotel's customer \"service\" has broken me. I only write this review to warn people: \n1 - Have $300 on your credit card available\n2 - Don't split or make any changes to the card, they can and will screw it up with no apologies\n3 - Upon check out, even if the lines are super long, wait and check out in person so you can have a physical copy and assurance you have been credited. \n\nI know I made some mistakes here but my overall frustration was with how terrible they handle their finances and the customer service is abysmal. All of my trust is lost with this place. I would have gladly referred my friends to this place if they hadn't been so awful after check-out.\n\n**Edited because this was long and whiney.\n***Double edit because Cosmopolitan FINALLY came through (not because of this review)
__label__0 LADIES BEWARE..\n\nIf you're an out of towner and want to die, stay here.  My gf and I stayed at the Cosmopolitan during a visit to LV for my bday and upgraded to a suite, with balcony, upon arrival.  The room was nicely decorated but dirty.  The bathroom had white stains all over the marbletopped counter and there was dust all over the paintings/fixtures in the room.  We cleaned the dust off with towels and used lysol wipes (yeah me for packing them!!) to disinfect the bathroom before getting ready to head out.  After returning to our room around 3am, we fell out but were awakened by someone banging on our room door.  Thinking some sort of emergency situation was going on, we jumped out of bed and ran to look out the keyhole to find a BEYOND DRUNK man going to town on the door.  We called the front desk and asked that he be removed, however 15 minutes went by, STILL NO SECURITY.  Afraid and exhausted, we tried to reason with the gentleman who now had his pinky finger in his mouth and seemed to be rubbing his lower body with his other hand.  He continued banging and then had the audacity to put his eye up to the peephole, trying to see into our room.  We called the front desk again and were told that security was not on site and that we simply had to wait.  There was nothing they were able or really going to do until the offsite security got there.  After what seemed like forever, the banging stopped and the man sat down in front of our door.  We ended up not being able to leave for a 8am excursion we purchased tickets for.  When we got to the front desk, we were connected to security who confirmed that they received the complaint and that the gentleman was removed in an indecent state from our front door.  When we asked what they meant by \"indecent\" they refused to go into detail and stated that their reasoning for not contacting us to let us know it were safe to leave the room was because they did not know how to reach us.  Umm..didn't you just say you removed him from in front of our room?! We called from the phone in our room, how were you not able to knock on the door, show your badge and let us know what was going on..wtf?!  We complained to the Manager who must have had a nice big delicious mug of BITCH for breakfast.  She basically told us she did not care since the situation was over and that it really was not any of our business as to what state the man was in when they found him.  We later filed a report with security and were told that the man - \"Nick\" was naked in front of our door and had to be restrained and removed from the floor.  He was not a guest..he was a trespasser and they had NO CLUE as to how he was able to gain access to the hotel, let alone get up to our floor without having a keycard for the elevator.  \n\nBE VERY CAREFUL LADIES.  The Cosmopolitan and their staff does not care about anything but getting your money, especially not your safety.  \"Nick\" and his naked behind could have raped and killed someone and they would have covered it up, I promise.
__label__4 i came here for valentines day (2/13-2/14) w/my boyfriend as a lil reward for ourselves- decided to book on the cosmo since surprisingly it was cheaper than the PH towers and they offered a 20% off for staying at the cosmo.\n\nits probably going to sound like a cliche but i am completely in love with this hotel-everything about it-especially the room!\n\nif someone video taped me when i walked into my terrace studio (4435 room / west towers)..i just dropped my jaw and i said to my bf \"OMFG!\" i left my bags at the door and ran through the room like a lil kid \"oooohhh-ing\" & \"ahhh-ing\"  haha.\n\nthe terrace studio is just purely amazing. esp my room/location of my room was amazingly big and had a great view of the bellagio water show. i was def. beyond impress w/the cleaniness and spacious bathrooms (2 baths!) ..if i could i would live here esp for the master bathroom. we took advantage of the kitchette and brought our own beer, food/frozen food of course and save $$ on wasting it on food on the strip.\n\nmy only gripe about the hotel was that i got to cosmo around 1:40ish PM to check in and they told me i was too early and they didnt have a room open yet till 3PM-6:30PM..and i read this on yelp before how people had problems with waiting forever for them to call you when the room was ready, ppl having problems when they never called at all and etc. i never had a problem w/any hotel ive stayed at in vegas so this was new to me.  I was NOT about to wait till 6:30PM to have my room ready nor wait forever  for them to \"call me\" or accidently forget. so my bf and i just gambled at cosmo till 3pm..i physically went back to the lobby and check myself and he said it was ready!\n\n*so note for you guys, dont wait till 6:30PM  or for them to call you for your room to be ready..check it yourself..physically!\n\ni love their parking structure haha is that weird? love the art on the walls, very modernized parking structure...showing how many spaces are left and little lights showing you a occupied space or not haha\n\noverall, i would def stay here again if i had another special occasion or if theres a great deal since it is a bit pricey but well worth the money. make sure to stop by the identity booth for a free spin at their wheel to get free stuff and plays!
__label__4 This hotel provided us the best view I've seen from the strip overlooking the fountain shows. The hotel was very trendy and high tech isn't even a good enough phrase to describe the ammenities. YOU must stay here if you want a great Vegas experience.
__label__3 House cleaning service could have been better. What happens in vegas stays in vegas.
__label__2 ??? Don't see the big deal about this place. I mean, its kinda cool inside but the vibe is less than to be desired. Lots of bars with people that think they are part of the hip crowd.. Maybe I will stay here next time I come visit just to see if I like it more.. but for now it's just \"meh\".
__label__2 Is it a gorgeous, sexy hotel? YES!\n\nIs this place teeming with gorgeous, sexy people? YES!\n\nIs it the best place in Vegas to stay? HELL NO!!!\n\nWhile I would definitely pick this place for the Chandelier Bar, the various restaurants (reviews to follow ) and the eye candy for days, the service needs help and the rooms left a bit to be desired.  \n\nService was lacking.  Housekeeping was spread far too thin when you needed them, and came knocking despite the sign at 0900 on Friday morning.  It took hours, 4 exactly, to get linen for the pull out sofa, which usually is already in the room.  At the Cosmo? No. All they keep is a pillow in the closet. When we tried to ask for extra towels as the housekeeper passed us in the hallways, she said we had to call.  What? We're trying to save you some time.  Argh.\n\nRooms: gorgeous, sexy, chic? Yes, all of the above.  I do appreciate that most all the rooms have a balcony and the 3 suites we had all did.  We had a fantastic view of the Bellagio fountains, so that was a definite plus.  The space was adequate, but next time I would stay in the wraparound terrace.  The mini bar and fridge was such an epic fail.  Every time anyone actually picked up an item for more than a few seconds, it charged the room.  For those that didn't know this, that resulted in $100 worth of extra charges.  Luckily, this was quickly corrected on check out with a quick phone call.  Why boast rooms with a kitchen when you don't have a stove, dishes, or anything that's of real use.  I didn't want to cook, but use of a fridge would have been nice.  Otherwise, just get rid of the damn thing.  In one of the rooms, the TV in the living room had zero feed and was useless, and the cordless phone wasn't working as well.  \n\nI see this review going on and on, so I should sum it up.  Stay here if most of your party plans are actually at this hotel, or if you just have to judge for yourself, like we did.  Should you make this hotel your go to place? Nah. This hotel is bankrupt, and they're trying to get back some of their losses by nickel and diming you.
__label__1 If you're looking for customer service don't go here. The employees are robots and are not allowed to say or think anything outside of what they have been trained to say and do.  They gave me the hardest time when I was checking in.  I don't even want to get into what the problem was, but needless to say the man behind the counter just kept repeating him over and over again like a robot.  \nPOOL - the pool was closed for some random private party so we couldn't go to the one we wanted to go to.  \nROOMS -  amazing but all hotels have amazing rooms for the right price. \n\nIf you want Class,Customer Service, and don't mind the price, go to ARIA.
__label__3 This is a really nice hotel.  Great gym.  Great pools (specifically the Bamboo Pool - as I consider myself an adult - get there before 11 is you want a seat). Great casino floor.  Lots of fun stuff to look at - yes.  Everything about this place is really nicely done.  We were in a Terrace Studio.  We've been in a lot of nice hotels - but this is my new favorite.  Tons of space in all rooms.  It really felt like home away from home.  And the bed was the best hotel bed I've been in in a long time - better than the Ws and the St. Regis.  I haven't slept that well away from home in a long time - almost so much so that I wanted to stay another night.  We will be back.
__label__1 First I will say the hotel is stunning, the rooms are great, I had the wraparound terrace suite, beautiful view. However, the service was AWFUL. The laundry list of things that went wrong is mind boggling and too long to just be a coincidence. Keep in mind I went during the week (less busy) and they over charged us for using the refrigerator, pots and pans, the stove didn't work, bell hop showed up 3 hours after we check in, they don't provide hair dryers in rooms so we had to wait 2 hours for one, had two call them 5 times to clear up charges that were wrong, it costs money to use their refrigerator, had to wait 3 hours to check in, they charge your room a \"party fee\" if you bring booze over a certain limit on the bell hop cart (no other hotel does that). I was comp'd $300 and maybe you are thinking wow that's reasonable. I avidly go to Vegas and if that list of things happened at any other hotel a night or two would've been refunded (I've had that happened). \n\nHotel is beautiful yet you will have a headache the entire time from dealing with their shenanigans. Also, VERY IMPORTANT, they will tell you over phone check in is at 3 pm but check in isn't actually till 6 pm. You might think I was simply mistaken the 4 times I called prior to getting there to confirm. No they told me that at front desk.\n\nTheir attitude is that since they are one of the nicest hotels in the world they can half ass their customer service.
__label__3 This place is beautiful, no argument there.  The energy is insane and it is always busy and loud. Check in was a pain---the first room they gave me WASNT CLEAN! What is up that? However the 2nd room they moved me into had a better view- of the Bellagio fountains so not too bad.  The Wicked Spoon buffet is wicked good. The technology in the room is insane---I will be back!
__label__1 This place is overrated.  I was excited to come here after hearing all the hype.  I expected much better quality for the price.  We stayed on the 49th floor of the west tower and as soon as we got out of the elevator, it stank like feet and wet dog.  The decor was ugly and looked as though it was thrown together in a rush.  Our bathroom wallpaper didn't have clean edges and looked about ready to start peeling off.  Tsk tsk.\n\nWe hung out at the Bamboo pool which got pretty crowded by 1pm on a Monday.  We ordered a couple of Bloody Mary's and charged it on a credit card.  I was flabbergasted when the waitress came back  and the bar said that my credit card was declined.  I called the credit card company and they said that I had enough credit on the card and that the Cosmo poolbar charged the card 4 times!  I spent 30 sweaty minutes on the phone with the credit card company and the waitress trying to get the charges reversed.  The waitress was cooperative, sweet, and real apologetic and said that their system must have gone down.  Not a good way to start my pool day but the drinks were really good  and I ended up ordering a couple more times anyway, paying with cash to be safe.\n\nI got a player's card and came up a little bit on the penny slots.  Be sure to bring a sweater on the casino floor cause it was freezing.  So much so that we decided to go back to our room to defrost.  Brr!\n\nSome pros is that it's in a central location.  It's conveniently easy walking to Paris, Bellagio, and Aria.  The best part of my visit was CRSVR and Holsteins.  \n\nI wouldn't pay to stay here again.
__label__4 Can I say  Wow!!! This is the most Classiest Hotel/ Casino in Vegas. This beats Encore x10!! They put style in everything from the lobby to the parking areas! \nThere is not a dull look anywhere in side this property.  The staff is very helpful with everything. Its a must go!
__label__4 The Cosmopolitan has quickly turned into one of my favorite Las Vegas hotels on the strip if you're looking for amazing views. We got a terrace studio with a fountain view for this past weekend, and I've got to say that it was amazing. The Cosmo is one of the few hotels that offer a balcony which allowed us to take into the Bellagio Fountains every night.\n  \nPositives: \n- Very chic\n- Center lof the Las Vegas Strip (Location!)\n- No daily resort fee of $25\n- Decent restaurants & Secret Pizza\n- Now offering a $150 resort comp for stays of 3 nights and longer\n- Clean and modern interior\n\n--\nCheck out my other reviews at http://nextstopdc.blogspot.com/
__label__0 I love the Cosmopolitan!  Every facet of the place exudes cool, class, elegance, and sexiness.  The guest rooms are among the nicest, most modern, and well appointed to be found in Vegas.  The restaurants are first-rate.  The Vesper, the Chandelier, and Bond are exemplary bars manned by friendly, extremely skilled bartenders crafting some truly inspired cocktails which are the best on the Strip.  There are plenty of blackjack and craps tables.  The dealers are personable and professional.  The cocktail waitresses taking care of gamblers are attractive and attentive.  The resort staff, from the reps at the registration desk to housekeeping, is professional and proficient.  The Cosmopolitan would be my first choice to stay and play every time I'm in Vegas.\n\nSo, you may ask, why the 1-star review?  Carol W and I went to Vegas for Thanksgiving staying from Mon to Sat.  Our respective families joined us there and were also staying at the Cosmo.  Midweek stays tend to be less busy in Vegas and the week of Thanksgiving is an extremely low period for Vegas tourism.  As such, I called to speak to a casino host to see if I could get a better room rate than was being offered online on the Cosmo website or through Expedia/Travelocity/Orbitz/etc.  We do the overwhelming majority of our gambling as well as eating and drinking at the place we stay in Vegas.  The host I spoke with (who shall remain nameless) offered to COMP our stay...NOT simply offer us the casino rate for the room, which was $150/night Mon-Thurs and $245 for Fri night for our Terrace Studio room.  I fully understood that this comped room would require me to gamble at a certain level of play throughout our stay (although the host did not state what this amount would be).  While I had multiple offers from other Vegas properties for comped or deeply discounted rates (much deeper than the Cosmo's rate), we decided to stay at the Cosmopolitan.  However upon our arrival, we discovered our room was being charged at the casino rate NOT comped.  I attempted to contact the host that I'd spoken to on multiple occasions without success to get the discrepancy resolved.  At the end of our stay when it came time for us to checkout, I was told that the host would review my play and comp me accordingly, crediting it back to my credit card, if I'd earned it.  This was NOT the agreed upon arrangement that I thought we'd made prior to deciding to stay at the Cosmo.  Next time (not that the Cosmo will see a next time from me), I'll get it in writing.  The total amount for our stay ($966), while not inexpensive, certainly was manageable. \n\nI'm not a high roller; I never claimed to be one!  I never asked to be comped for our entire stay.  If you couldn't comp my entire stay since I hadn't established a history of play at your property, then you should've said so before I committed to staying at your property.  If you could only offer me the casino rate, then you should've said so before I committed to staying at your property.  I would've stayed somewhere else and saved myself the money I spent for a room that I spent very little time in!  However, most important to me, it's simply a matter of principle.  If you make me an offer to comp my stay, you should live up to it.  We both know that you would've made your money back from me and then some!  Your actions showed me how much you value my business.  \n\nI'm not holding my breath expecting to get any part of my stay credited back to me.  Cosmopolitan, even though I do love you, I do know how to quit you.  You'll never see me in one of your guest rooms or at one of your tables or machines again.  It's a matter of principle.
__label__2 Nice room terrible service at check-in.   This must be a recurring issue since while I was waiting for 5 hours fir my room I heard from a dealer at the blackjack table, without even mentioning anything, that she could help make the experience at the front desk better.  All I asked her was to deal me good cards.   If they expect to be part of Ritz Carlton they better train the front desk staff to act like it.  Otherwise the rooms are very nice and the rest of the facility is great.
__label__3 Overall, I think The Cosmopolitan is one of the best resorts in Vegas. I'll start with the many positives:\n\n-Excellent modern design\n-Courteous and understanding staff (with the exception of some of the housekeeping staff)\n-Large variety of eateries and shops on the second and third floors away from the super busy and smokey casino floor \n-Super high tech! You can control everything from the TVs in your room\n-STUNNING views looking out at most of the strip and the Bellagio fountains! (This upgrade will cost you more). Our room on the 57th floor even had a balcony with a comfortable lounge mini sofa.\n-The Identity membership is totally worth it. Even though everything is pricey in the hotel, signing up for this program will give you cash back to use at pretty much any of the places inside the hotel during your stay\n-Great central location on the strip (smack in the middle of the main action (close to Bellagio, Paris, Planet Hollywood, etc). \n-Right next to City Center \n-They even have Tennis Courts on the 14th floor next to the gym and pool. The gym is also pretty high tech and large\n\nThere were also a few negatives though:\n-They were SUPER CROWDED on President's Day Weekend (this is understandable, but they needed more CoStars (their customer service reps) at the Front Desk! Seriously! The lines were crazy long to check in! \n-While all the high tech elements are cool, they often stopped working or were buggy (our TVs went black or fuzzy often). They also had a problem with their phone system while we were here. We tried to call the front desk and were put on 20 minute holds every time! To their credit, we complained at check out and they comped one of our charges at The Wicked Spoon Buffet.\n-The housekeeping staff was a little rude and pushy. They wanted to clean our room in the morning, and they knocked at least three times all within an hour. Can't they just come back a little later in the afternoon?\n-The design of the rooms is a little odd (they are very spacious, but there's a random kitchen with a microwave and a dishwasher smack in the middle of the room. They had to install two TVs in each room because the kitchen takes up the space in the center. This is a little funky.\n\nOverall, a great destination in Vegas. I would definitely recommend it! Splurge for the Bellagio Fountain view. It's totally worth it.
__label__1 I booked TWO rooms for my and my friends to have a good time in Las Vegas! We love Vegas but will definitely stay at  a different hotel at our next visit.\n\nFirst, we checked into our first room at 1:30! Yay, one room was ready! and our 2nd room was suppose to be the connecting room next door, but.. that didn't end up happening. :( our 2nd room was not ready until 6:15pm and wasn't even the connecting room! \n\nAnd in our 2nd room we didn't have shampoo or conditioner!! So I had to call for them to bring it up but it took them 1 hour to do so because the runner was all backed up! Aye mi. That was just the beginning... Then we called to go to Marque and the concierge put us down, but later we found out from a promoter the club wasn't even open that night! (Thursday on 4th of July!) only one of the rooms (Boombox, which isn't the main one) was open! The concierge failed to tell us that! \n\nAnyways, I don't want to keep complaining BUT I will say for a luxury hotel, their staff from the receptionist desk to the concierge, to the security that didn't know where things was or how much the buffet cost all need some training. On the job training is NOT enough! I think for this price, the room and staff definitely could have been better. I would stay at an older but more experienced hotel.\n\nHope this helps!
__label__3 Definitely a nice swanky hotel. With it's modern decor, it's appealing to the younger/hip crowd that wants to do Vegas large. I stayed here for a bachelorette party and shared the room with a couple of girlfriends. It also works for a romantic weekend or if you just want to indulge and spoil yourself, when in Sin City.\n\nThe room was pretty large -  a terrace studio with two queen beds. Enough to accomodate two queens, a small sofa, armchair, coffee table, desk, huge bathroom, two closets and a kitchenette. In no way, did it feel crowded, even with the entire bachelorette party (about 12 girls) stuffed into our room to take shots before heading out. Lots of shots.\n\nFrom a bachelorette weekend standpoint, there were three benefits to staying here. The first was having the Marquee located in the hotel. No need for us to hail a taxi to drive out and come back. If there were any walks of shame, it was straight back to the hotel room. The second was the Boulevard Pool. Our second day there, we rented a day bed and scored some lounge chairs, under some palm trees, to recover from the previous night's activities. The last benefit was The Wicked Spoon. Nothing like ending a great party weekend with buffet food. I kid you not. I'm all about the buffet.\n\nWould I stay here voluntarily? Not necessarily. The hotel is pretty expensive. It averaged about $500 a night for our room. If it weren't for a friend who hooked it up because she stays here frequently, it wouldn't be my first choice of hotel. Then, there's the crowd to consider. It's definitely a party hotel and unless you don't plan on sleeping, you can hear crowds of folks going back to their rooms at all hours of the night. It is Vegas. Duh.
__label__4 Best hotel in Vegas! We stayed for three nights and felt no need to leave the property for our last two days. \n\nOur room was sleek, comfortable, with a touch of sexy. The property itself is massive and can be confusing to navigate. I loved that I never had to walk through the casino everything I needed was on level two and up. \n\nIf you are looking for a great pool party skip Marquee day party, and head to the Boulevard pool. You don't have to pay $500 to sit down, but get there early if you want to snag a chair. \n\nThe Cosmo has a great variety of restaurants ranging from high end to pizza, you can satisfy any craving. We ate at Jaleo and Scarpetta, both were fabulous and completely different. \n\nNightlife at the Cosmo did not disappoint! If you want to grab a cocktail there is the magnificient Chandelier bar. Bond is a little more upbeat, and the decor is awesome. If you really want to rage Marquee night club is the spot! Marquee night club is my favorite club in Vegas. \n\nI will definatly stay at The Cosmo again!
__label__0 absolutely terrible service. waited room to be prepared for two hours after check in. key to room doesn't work. no reparations.
__label__3 I heard about Cosmo and said \"Okay, time to go check it out.\"\nSpectacular view of the Bellagio's water show. It's worth upgrading to be on Bellagio view side. Marque club is out of this world with heated outdoor amphitheater. Restaurants have great selection from Sashimi to escargot to Kobe beef made to perfection.  \nGreat experience.
__label__1 This hotel is in a relatively good location (in the middle if the strip), and has quite the swanky design.  However, the check-in process is totally unorganized, they're constantly running out of bottled water (which everyone is supposed to get upon arrival), the pools are small and often crowded, and the fitness centers aren't very impressive.  ALSO, the rooms only have showers, no tubs.  Only certain, higher-end (read: way more expensive) rooms have tubs.  Stratification based on tubs!?!  That is utterly ridiculous.  I've stayed at both the Monte Carlo and Mandalay Bay, and they were certainly better.  The Cosmopolitan management needs to regroup, reevaluate, and redo.
__label__0 This just solidifies me not wanting to go to the Cosmo to gamble anymore. Been planning a trip out to Cosmo since last month because of the fun stay I had over labor day weekend. Made my reservation when I saw the B1G1 free night offered, but booked it for the second Monday in November instead of the second Monday in December! So aggravating and even though I played at a decent level during my last stay on the slots, plus we spent over $2k on rooms and food/clubs/etc over just a couple days, and no help at all. A host quoted me the online rate thinking I was stupid and hadn't done my research. Staying at ARIA Resort & Casino comped (aka FREE) even though I didnt play at any MLife resorts last trip, with the better beds and will gamble with MLife since they will actually make me feel welcome and appreciated with their good customer service.
__label__0 DO NOT USE THIS HOTEL IF YOU PLAN TO BOOK WITH A LARGE GROUP OF PEOPLE.  THEY ARE COMPLETELY INFLEXIBLE!.  USE OTHER HOTELS IN LV.\n\nSo planned to stay at this hotel with a large group using a promo code.  I planned to stay one night and called to book about 2 weeks before the stay.  They informed me, I was 2 days late and my promo-code had expired.  My room was supposed to cost $160 for the night.  The receptionist said sorry, the room will now be $350.  I called our \"party manager Carrie Gonlag\" who was the hotel employee in charge of booking groups.  She was completely inflexible and also offered me nothing.  I then spoke with a \"resort  manager\" who said she couldn't do anything, but with her \"special deals\" she could offer me a room for $400.  Somehow even with her \"special deals\" the price went up in the 2 hour window? I then checked online and a room appeared for $325.  \n\nSo moral of my review.  1) Don't stay at Cosmopolitan with a large group.  As most people know, anything with a large group requires flexibility and this hotel certainly does not offer that.  Stay anywhere else, but not here.  And if you speak with Carrie Gonlag, just hang up the phone.  You will not be helped in anyway.  \n\nI plan to leave this review on a few more travel websites as well as I feel very strongly about this.  Customer service is what drives business especially in the competitive Las Vegas market.  Would helping one person who got caught up in the holidays spending time with family and missed a reservation date really have hurt Hotel Cosmopolitan?  Probably not.  But they don't seem to care.
__label__3 +500 points for the inspired genius of Chandelier, a 3-4 story crystal-draped bar which forms the centerpiece of the main casino complex.  Unprecedented masterpiece of extravagant design in the same league as classic Las Vegas magnificence like the original Stardust neon sign (which, in one of its later forms was salvaged from the demolition, and still exists somewhere in the Neon Museum). You would think the vast sparkling draperies must be plastic, for weight and safety reasons. But touch them--they're solid glass.\n\n+300 points for GREEN FELT gaming tables - only Paris, Cosmo, and Caesar's have them as far as I know--everywhere else they're beige, brown, purple, maroon... ugh.\n\n-200 points for the pervasive, inescapable stench of cigarette and cigar smoke and the presence, at each crowded table, of at least one heavy smoker.  \n\n+100 points for soft, padded walls in the halls.
__label__0 The worst experience ever!!! We booked terrace suit w / king bed and because they oversold the hotel we end up getting smaller , regular room w/ 2 beds. I've never heard that anybody is being downgraded because of hotel's mistake. Second dissopointment in the first hour of stay was valet which was very casual and it took them more than 10 minutes to get our car. Because of terrible service and irresponsible staff we were late to very important dinner.  Never will come back!
__label__0 Never again. It looks cool on the surface, but when you actually have to stay here for a few days you realize its just not a good hotel. There are far better options in Vegas for the same if not less money.\n\nBy far and away the worst problem in this hotel are the elevators. The card key access to all of the floors is a joke. It does not work half of the time, and you end up overshooting your floor as you bang away trying to get your card key to work. It wasn't just my key, every single time up the elevator I would see people having the same problem as me. . It's a nightmare. \n\nThe rooms were not much better. I had a room with a couch and a king size bed, so not a low end room. In my room half of the fixtures & appliances had some sort of problem. For some of the lights the switch is just didn't work. The television set was hung with a noticeable tilt. Stains on the carpet and on the ledge. The battery in the safe died one night as I was preparing to leave, necessitating a 20 minute wait for maintenance. One night they did not change out all of the towels.\n\nIf you are thinking about staying here, don't. Stay across the way at Aria, or next door at Bellagio. Not only are they better hotels but they have monorail service which is a plus.
__label__1 Summary: Yikes.\n\nSo I read a whole bunch of reviews prior to choosing Cosmo and I also took into consideration my love for the decor when I visited the place last year (Casino only).  I figured that staying at the new resort in town would be a good idea.  I read about 100 reviews or so on Yelp and decided that the good outweighed the bad.  I also noticed that many of the complaints had to do with the music being so loud they couldn't sleep.\n\nSo on to the review:\n\nI booked a 2 queen terrace view room for myself, girlfriend and her best friend and when we got there they were very friendly and accommodating and even upgraded us to a strip view version of the room which faces the Bellagio fountains.  We are now very excited and head up to the room.  1 King bed.  So while I know Vegas is a place where crazy stuff happens, I doubt a threesome with my girlfriend and her best friend is happening.  The view was GORGEOUS....fountain show every 20 minutes or so that we were able to overlook.  I called downstairs to let them know of their error and they apologize however they do not have any double Queen rooms available unless they downgrade us into a non terrace room.  Naturally I throw a fit with them on the phone and they say that they will correct the mistake and clean a room ASAP.  They ask we give them 3 hours so since it was about 7pm, we decide to go eat dinner while that happens.  11:30 comes around, and no call.   I decide to be proactive and reach out and they have no idea what I'm talking about when I call.  No one has been working on the issue.  The lady I speak with on the phone this time helps me out but says the only room they have available doesn't have the view.  So while its the room we originally booked, its still a downgrade.\n\nWe get back to the hotel and go to get our luggage from the old room to find out the keys have been changed since they changed our room and have to go all the way back downstairs (a process) and wait in check in line again to get it fixed.  It is now 1am and we are all very tired since we worked this day and dealt with all of these issues and just want to get to bed.  We get to the room and everything is fine.....other than stains on the comforter (looks like old sweat? or makeup?) and rug that is torn up in certain areas.  We are too weak and tired to complain.\n\nPeople who complain about the noise will be glad to know that its been fixed, not a single chord can be heard in the rooms anymore and we found out why.  Supposedly Marquee listens to complaints because when we went to the Marquee club the next night, it was quiet...and we asked why and they said because after midnight they turn everything down to not disturb the guests.\n\n\nPool was a joke, its tiny.  Good luck getting seats unless you are the first one there or buy a cabana.  We had friends staying at MGM and joined them at their pool for most of the trip.\n\nNo poker at the casino.  6-5 blackjack and x3 odds craps.  So its not even a good place to gamble at.  Unfortunately since I was staying there, I still gambled there so I suppose that is what they are counting on.\n\nI'm getting tired of typing as I am sure you are getting tired of reading.  I'd rather go start a review for the good experiences in Vegas.\n\nMy opinion? Do not stay here.  There are FAR better options for the money.  Go try Venetian/Palazzo, Wynn/Encore, or even Mandalay Bay.
__label__0 Parking is really bad. 30 min only one car moved. Never coming here again. Parking lot is very suffocating to be waiting for ever to get out.
__label__4 from the 22 untill the 27 I had the pleasure of staying at the cosmo a treat for my 50 birthday we had an amazing time the room,the service was all 5 stars the best meal came from stk service and atmosphere wonderful I was up on the 67 floor in a one bedroom terrace the hotel located right in the middle of the strip get a bus pass and take the duece any where allday up in down the strip. Now the only one downfall was when we checked in which went really quick they asked us for a 750 deposit that we get back we had already paid for the room so thought that was odd but with no charges to room you do get it back all except a 28 dollar aday fee but a wonderful experiece
__label__0 No hotel is perfect, but I've stayed at this hotel three different times and something always happened. I just got back from staying at the Cosmopolitan and I was disappointed with what went down. First night I checked-in to my room I noticed that my entire floor smelled like mildew. As soon as I got off the elevator I could smell something rancid. The manager offered to send someone up to the floor to spray it along with my room, but it did very little to help. The next morning I woke up, opened  the blinds to go outside onto the balcony, and at the base of the sliding door I see a bloody and used condom! A manager came up, we talked for a few minutes, and then they offered me a $150 credit to my account. There are a lot of good things about this hotel, but there have been issues with my room/stay all three times I've stayed there. I've never had issues with the Bellagio, MGM, Hard Rock, or Venetian.
__label__4 from the moment you see the Cosmo to the moment you wave goodbye you are amazed. Almost every single person working at the hotel was friendly, kind and helpful (except the girl at the pool handing out the towels...she was probably mad she couldn't enjoy the pool with us). I would definitely stay here again and again and again!! The only part of the hotel I disliked was when we got off the elevators to our floors the area looked old and worn and smelled of cigarette. a renovation in the near future would be helpful because everything else at the hotel seems so clean and beautiful.
__label__2 We really enjoy staying at the Cosmopolitan. The rooms are stylishly modern decorated and the casino is hip with all its glassy glitz.  I wouldn't consider this a family hotel but good for us as a couple as we do not have young children.  The slick visuals and glass make this place interesting and classy.  We were disappointed that the one Italian restaurant we wanted to eat at here (and the main reason we stayed here this time) was closed for Thanksgiving week. Something to remember for future reservations - always check on the restaurants or stores that you want to visit first to see if they're open or still there...  Check-in and out was a breeze (the staff are extra nice). The only room complaint we have is that the water pipes in our room were extremely noisy all night (coming from other rooms as well!) and this was very disturbing and difficult.  Too bad, seems like the glitz is a facade for cutting corners on construction. Too bad.  We did like that the hotel has free and easy parking, although they get you with a high resort fee on top of the room rate (most Marriott Hotels do this - NOT NICE MARRIOTT!). But, at least this place didn't charge for parking too... The little coffee bar near reception is horrible and unhappy not nice people work there - and their coffee is nasty... the lady never acknowledged me and never said thank you or you're welcome even after I said it three times! But, overall, I would stay here again because of the convenience on the strip, it's easy to walk everywhere, and the large stylish rooms are very clean and nice....
__label__1 This was an up and down experience. The service was definitely lacking: upon arrival- the absence of a bellhop to help with bags, the hair in the shower of our room, the stain on the sofa of our room (beyond disgusting). However I love that the rooms have balconies and some great views. The casino is nice and the location is great since it is pretty much smack in the middle of the strip. However, for the cost there are definitely better options.
__label__4 I recently stayed at the Cosmopolitan and had the best experience ever! Our room was beautiful and had the a great view of the strip. We can see the Bellagio fountain right below our balcony. I had so much fun that I accidentally left my beloved $230 Tory Burch sandals behind. I was sure I would never see them again. When I called the lost and found, the housekeeping lady actually turned them in! I was so happy I wanted to tip her, but they didn't know who turned them in. I must say, thank you Cosmopolitan for providing top quality service and having a very reputable and honest staff.
__label__0 These elevators take you very high! I would like to congratulate cosmopolitan for having the best elevators in Vegas since they always smell of pot and grass and one would get high just by trying the elevators a few times. I was just there two nights ago for Marquee and damn, I couldn't walk straight after I got out of the elevator.This year I didn't stay there since my gf got really sick because of our rooms unsanitary conditions(pics posted)\nSince my complaint last year, due to our disastrous experience at Cosmo, Rico Ramirez from their damage control team contacted me and asked me to call him . After giving me a bunch of BS he promised refund but did not do anything.\nThis hotel is the haven for punk hoodie kids and black gangsters. Just stay away from this dump!
__label__3 Hidden in the corner of a strip mall, coming across Miles Bake Shop and Hawaiian Food is purely an accident - but a good one.  However, there are plenty of people in the know who know exactly where to find this place and they keep coming back for more.  \n\nAs you approach the glass doors, you can't help but notice all the various handwritten posters advertising what's for sale.  And what is for sale then?  Hawaiian food - plate lunches, desserts, poke, etc.\n\nWe walked in hesitantly, not sure what to expect.  Four guys were hanging out around a table and one of them got up and greeted us.  He headed to the counter and offered us a \"long john\" because, as he said, we looked hungry and it looked like we couldn't make a proper decision on what to order if we were hungry.  I sheepishly accepted this \"long john\" and bit into a lovely pastry filled with sweet egg custard cream.  Yum.  The Husband sunk his teeth into his own \"long john\" and we looked over the lunch menu posted on the dry erase board.\n\n* Chicken Katsu Plate Lunch ($8.25) - It came with two scoops of rice and a scoop of mac salad.  The Husband said it was good - crispy, lots of texture, and mostly made up of dark  meat.  It definitely had a nice crunch to it.\n\n* Chili Plate Lunch ($8.25) - Mine also came with two scoops of rice and a scoop of mac salad.  I'm not sure what makes this \"Hawaii-style\" chili, as it was described. But it was tasty, although a bit too salty. \n\nAll orders are technically to go, but if you're nice, they may let you enjoy your meal at the one of two tables inside.  Dennis, the owner, sat down to chat with us and he is super friendly.  Another regular also chatted with us too while we enjoyed our lunch.  We saw quite a few regulars show up - for poke, malasadas, etc.  We even got to sample some of the poke too, which we appreciated.\n\nRight now, it's just this one location - but there are plans for a couple more.  They've been at this location for a little over a year, although they've been in business at other places for many years prior.\n\nOverall, Miles Bake Shop and Hawaiian Food has a lot on their plate.  Serving up plate lunches, sweet desserts, and tasty poke makes them pretty popular.  Their daily specials change and they do run out, so call ahead if you have your favorites.  (They were out of the lau lau yesterday, and I'm curious about  their pastele.)  But you really can't beat the aloha spirit and friendliness that is spilling out of this place!\n\n3.5 stars
__label__2 Oh Sally's... Always an adventure. \n\nThis store has the stuff I want at great prices. You save more if you buy a member card ($5/year- not too bad). \n\nLike the reviewer below, I would also agree that the employees are less than helpful. They don't attempt to ask if you need help and don't have much to say when I ask questions about their products. They look miserable- like they can't wait to get out of work. Oh well, it doesn't seem like there is any manager/supervisor type of person so I accept that this is just the way it is...\n\nLuckily I know my way around Sally's and the website has customer reviews to help you decide on products. That does mean that I have to do research online before coming in since I can't rely on the employees which is just a little inconvenient. \n\nAll-in-all, a great selection of products at good prices but mediocre service.
__label__1 Order loads of food for multiple people at work. After an hour of waiting, we called back and were told that they \"forgot to put in the order\". They were nice enough to give us a small discount and upgrade some sizes of food. which would have been great but honestly with the quality of the food i could have done with a much smaller portion. \nCalzone - canned mushrooms??? That is never okay!\nGreek french fries w/ feta - why call them \"Greek french fries w/ feta\"? All I got was microwaved french fries with a pile of mediocre feta cheese, guess I assumed there would be some sort of seasoning.\nChicken fingers(BBQ) - Drenched in BBQ sauce, how bout a side instead of pouring a jar of BBQ sauce onto tiny chicken fingers.\nFettuccine Alfredo - Why were the noodles stuck together? You know what, I don't want to know.\nBuffalo chicken wings - I thought they should be crispy, wrong again.
__label__0 I can't speak to the quality of the pizza here, but the rest of their food was awful. We found a little menu in our door and thought we'd give it a shot by ordering the buffalo chicken fingers with a side of Greek fries. On the menu its listed as 10 or 6 wings for $6.99 (which doesn't make a lot of sense) but when we ordered on the phone were told it was TWELVE for $6.99, something we confirmed three times before hanging up. The food took about an hour to show up, which isn't that bad. What was bad were the fries, which were nowhere near being done. They were a wet, soggy mess and a total write off. The chicken fingers tasted like they were frozen, microwaved, then brought to us an hour later. To cap things off, this whole debacle cost $20. We asked for a couple extra ranch dips, they charged us a buck each for three of them. Then they charged us $9.99 for the chicken (even though we confirmed the $6.99 price 3 times on the phone) and $2.99 for the uncooked fries. Add the delivery charge and tip and we were left $20 poorer and still hungry 90 minutes later. Based on this experience I wouldn't dare try ordering a pizza or anything else from here.
__label__0 I ordered a pizza at 12:00 am when the pizza still hadn't showed up at1:30am I called and all the lady could say is, I don't know he should be there soon. I was shocked with tHe response and then went to bed hungry. Then I got a knock at the door at 2am and there he stood a pizza delivery driver with a nice cold, \nCold pizza that looked like it had Been warm, but hours ago. The service of the lady on the phone was f?) $3@... and the 90 year-old man delivering the food must not have had a car but a peddle bike.wow never again. . Thanks for the frozen pie. ....
__label__0 Only reason I visited this place was because limited options for pizza in my area during late night. Next time I'll just opt for a frozen pizza in the oven. \n\nWings were terrible. Ranch is pre-packaged nasty stuff. \n\nNever again!
__label__0 Use to be good, looks like the old guy who worked there before got shitty is no longer there. Disappointed.... Don't order from here
__label__0 If I could give this place a ZERO stars I would. The pizza was horrible.. They messed up on the order and forgot something then said they'd come back to fix it which they never did. When I called back again to get my $$ back the lady was super rude about it and said the driver would be back but still never came. Such a bad business along with horrible customer service. Never have I ever had to deal with something like that with a restaurant. Do not eat here!!!
__label__4 I have gone to Tri for about 4 years now for my nails and love him and his staff. Everyone is so friendly and are good at what they do. He always makes an effort to fit me into his schedule even tho I am very last minute! He does a great job and genuinely cares if u are happy with your service. I have referred many friends to him and they all feel the same. Bottom line is u won't have a bad experience if u go to creative salon
__label__4 First time here and it was an amazing experience! Julia did exactly what I wanted to my hair and went above and beyond to teach me how to do it myself. Everyone is friendly and the environment is very inviting.
__label__1 (looking around the room)\n\nTesting, Testing, 1, 2, 3?\n\nOk. We all know how much I love a good sandwich. Nay, a great sandwich. And since a sandwich is God's invention meant JUST for me (and every other good boy and girl), it should be perfection.\n\nLadies and germs, I present Subway (or as I like to call it WrongWay). We've all had those moments in our lives where we go through phases (paisley shirts, the Beatles, and Ace of Base (still in it)), and Subway's $5 footlongs are no exception to that.\n\nToday, I popped in to this location out of desperation because I didn't want the other option (KFC Double Down). My sandwich at this location was loose, limp and stale. And no one likes that combo. I had the Italian BMT.\n\nThe ingredients were fine (except the brownish/green tomatoes). But the sandwich as a whole, was unappetizing, and didn't have the fresh, crispness that I've come to expect from Capriotti's, Jimmy John's or hell, even Quiznos. \n\nDo yourself a favor. If you are in need of a stellar sandwich, and nothing is in sight, PLEASE go to the Walmart Neighborhood Market and pickup your own ingredients. Your own sandwich will taste better.\n\nAlso, if you are in this complex, pop in to Cheyenne Dental. They'll do a great job for you. Review on them in the coming weeks.\n\n(faints on stage from weak sandwich)
__label__4 My wife and have have attended numerous parishes in the valley.  There are differences between each and we tested three.  St Anthony's became our fit.  The folks who make up \"our church\" are wonderful.  We feel much more welcomed here and invited (not pressured) to join in.  With the most recent blessing from the Bishop to build a permanent home, St Anthony's is dropping anchor just a few blocks east of Centennial High.  How wonderful to be part of a parish looking for a home to a parish building a home.   May the Lord be with you and please join us at St Anthony's soon!
__label__0 this place really deserves negative stars. the money you end up saving is really not worth the troubles that you have to go through. you have to take two shuttles to get to this place, and they don't even have a sign that tells you where to take the second shuttle. their cars are crappy to the max!! the car was dirty inside and out, and w/ no power window. When i got my invoice after i returned the car, i noticed that it said i rented a 2008 Jeep Patriot ... i didn't know they still make cars that don't have power windows in 2008...on top of that crappy-ness the whole time the \"change oil\" light kept flashing.. \n\nforgetting to yelp this place was one of the biggest mistake i made on my trip!!!
__label__0 make sure that you have your complete flight itinerary printed out before you get to the front desk.  they will not rent to you if you have a debit card, even if you made reservations with said debit card! \n i spent an hour-and-a-half watching one customer after another go through the line twice...  once to get their car, and then again to get another car that was not completely fucked up.\nthe woman at the desk had no sympathy, she'd obviously been there a long time.  it took all of my patience not to correct her on her etiquette and demeanor.  \nwhen we got our car the guy who cleaned and received vehicles advised us to get a different car because ours was dented and the ragtop was ripped.  when his boss found out, he got chewed out for letting us know that we'd probably absorb the cost of that upon returning the car.\nthis place is so totally crappy and shabby.  pay the extra five dollars and get a car from the guys who are at the off-site car-mall.  this place was off-off-site and it took us twenty minutes to get there.\njust pathetic...
__label__0 Never again.\n\n#1 - I am a business traveler, and did not have a huge amount of time to sit waiting in lines for sub-standard service.\n\n#2 - Take a bus to the rental car center.  Then take another bus from rental car center to Fox location.  This tidbit of information was definitely not explained when I booked the reservations.  Expect an additional 45 minutes to an hour to take this into account on both ends of the rental.  Once I got onto the Fox bus it should have been a red flag when the driver immediately starts making excuses and apologies for his company.\n\n#3 - We show up at the rundown off airport/off rental car center/location. (For Sale Signs all over the property so I'm not sure how long these guys will be around.)  I get into line to get my rental car and the fun really begins.  14 people in line, 2 workers processing rentals.  Turn time per customer approximately 12 minutes.  Apparently their computer system was down.  15 minutes into the line wait and 1 of the 2 workers announces that he is going to take his lunch break.  He proceeds to collect his belongings and leave.  (In my business he could have collected his final check as he walked out the door.)\n\n#4 - Car was fine.  Honda Accord in good condition.\n\n#5 - Return process was outdated and slow.  Pull-in to leaving the location on the bus 32 minutes.\n\nThe 22% savings over Hertz was not worth the time and aggravation.
__label__0 Eeek, think long & hard before reserving a car with them! \n\nWe were in Vegas and headed to Grand Canyon West for a day and reserved a Jeep. \n\n#1 This rental location is NOT super convenient to most parts of the strip, so like we were at Trump and had to take a cab, which was $20 each way, so factor this in with the \"cheap rates\". \n\n#2 Had to wait almost an HOUR to get the cat \n\n#3 THEN they told us ALL the Jeeps had expired tags and we would have to take an Explorer (mind you, there were a dozen or so Jeeps on the lot). \n\nSo the actual car, though not what we wanted, was fine. So we return it as normal and fly home. Then my friend gets a call that it's overdue and was never returned and we are still being charged.... WHAT?! An agent checked us in to return it! \n\nThey are SO unorganized! If you can find a rental place closer to the strip, save the time, money, & frustration!
__label__4 Cheap and fast service.  This is my 3 rd time renting with them and love it!
__label__1 I'd go to fox only because they were pretty dirt cheap. $25/day for our one day rental during spring break. A taxi would cost upwards of $50 so I can't complain too much. The cars, however, were disgusting. I had an experience with fox in LA. all they had were shitty PT cruisers.. so my expectations for the LV airport weren't too high. THe first day, we got a chevy economy car that was actually decent. On out last day, we had several cars to chose from. The first one my husband jumped in didn't start. He jumped in a couple others.. they were all disgustingly dirty. He settled on a kia. It had stains on the passenger seat and back seat. The odor of coffee was stroooong... It could've been worse, I guess. So although I can't rave about this place, I'd use them again since we only needed the car for a couple of hrs to get to my parent's house/car. If we were going to be using the car for a few days, that'd be a different story. Oh, you know that free shuttle that takes you from the Mccarren airport to the car rental center? You need to wait for another shuttle to take you to fox since fox isn't in the car rental center with budget/enterprise/etc.
__label__0 If you want to win in Vegas, stay far away from this place!\n\n2 shuttles to get from the airport to their lot.  Even though they had 7 attendants working the counter the line had about 25 people in it before I arrived.  After a 25-30 minute wait in line I give my CC and license to the attendant who starts to process me but then gets a text and tells me to wait while he responds to his text, to top it off he gets a second one and leaves the counter to answer this one!\n\nI finally get my paperwork and am told to go outside and find someone in a blue shirt who will show me the cars.  One lady looks at my paperwork as well as that of an older couple and walks away.  The second employee tries and eventually does help the elderly couple, then proceeds to meet a co-worker and they both wander off.  At this point it's going on 45 minutes and I'm fed up, I go inside to see a manager.  After 10 minutes a manger comes out and I tell him to cancel my rental.  He says he will get me a car and I told him \"No thanks\".  10 more minutes for him to cancel my rental and give me my new paperwork.\n\nI took the shuttle back to the car rental facility and reserved a car on my phone en route, 15 minutes after arriving at Alamo's area I was driving out with my car at a comparable price.
__label__0 I made a reservation for a full-size car for 6 days. My husband is tall (6'8\") so I knew we wouldn't be comfortable in a mid-size or smaller. I was happy to pay for the full-size and was happy with my quote of $166.70.\n\nWhen we arrived at the Las Vegas location at 9pm on a Wednesday night (in the middle of what our cab driver called \"the dead season\"), we were told there were NO full-size cars available. NONE!? None. \n\nThe rental agent offered us a \"discount\" on an upgrade. We had budgeted our mileage into our trip (a 1,250-mile roadtrip to four national parks), so changing from our anticipated full-size car to an SUV, van or luxury sedan was going to be a big cost already. \n\nOur rental agent told us the Chrysler 300 got 31 mph (highway). Since we had few options, we went with that one. And paid $276 for the six days ($110 more than expected). The car's mileage was NOT 31 mph and was closer to 24 mph. \n\nI feel very manipulated and deceived. I know bait-and-switch is common for those renting sub-compact cars, but I thought we'd be safe renting a full-size. I know other cars were available (the lot was FULL of cars, but we were told they were either not technically 'full-size' or weren't 'ready to be rented') and feel like they basically reached into my pocket and stole a hundred dollar bill. \n\nThe location is a huge pain-in-the-@ss, too. Two shuttles or a $30 taxi. Wish I'd saved myself the hassle and gone with a more convenient, more reputable company. \n\nAvoid, avoid, avoid.
__label__0 Seriously...awful. Six representatives moving incredibly slow, I was at front of line and still waited at least 20 minutes before being helped. First car I got into had an engine problem. Second car has stained upholstery and an awful cigarette smell. The third car and eventual winner had 52,000 miles on it and later realized a loud braking issue. Neat. Absolutely awful experience. OH! Let's not forget that once you take the rental car shuttle from the airport you will need to take ANOTHER shuttle to/from their site. I'll pay a higher price next time for convenience, service, and quality. Fox never again!
__label__0 Great Prices backed by horribly slow service.  Understaffed, overworked, long lines, what more could you ask for to start off your trip on a bad note?  I talked to the person that helped me get my car and he told me the reason the line was so long (at 1130pm?!?!) was because it was a late night rush.\n\nThat being said, this probably happens every night here, and when you register online to reserve your car, they specifically ask you when you will be arriving--SO THE MANAGEMENT KNOWS EXACTLY HOW MANY PEOPLE WILL BE ARRIVING AND WHEN!!!\n\nExcuses are like asses--everyone has one...and it was painful to see Fox Rent A Car recreate the DMV (long lines, disgruntled customers and workers) in their establishment.\n\nThe only reason they get one star is because I can't give them any less.  The prices for Fox Rent A Car overall are great and I have used them in other locations without hassle...this place just needs to shape up.
__label__0 The trip to the location takes two busses and the wait was do long we cancelled our reservation and took a taxi ... Don't waste your time and effort on this dump!
__label__0 I booked a 3-day rental car for $81.XX and I had my colleague rent the car on the 1st day because I wasn't flying into LV until the day after.  There was a little problem because my colleague is only 24 years old, and he doesn't meet the 25+ rule.  So, for everyday, we have to pay an extra $14 because of that, which I totally understand.   BUT, now all of a sudden, the $81 turned into almost $260!  \n\nSo at this time, my coworker is already in LV at Fox, and I'm still in LA.  He has no mode of transportation to the hotel and CES Intl trade show, so I'm worried about him now since I have to make sure he's taken care of until I get there.\n\nSo I called and talked to GEORGE (Fox worker) because he was the one helping my coworker out.  I  called in, so I obviously initiated the conversation about the issue, so I obviously have the \"right of way\" of talking.  But he kept cutting me off while I'm addressing the issue, but I kept talking over him.  Then he flips the script on me, and tells me, \"Stop interrupting me, or else I will not talk to you and I will hang up.\"  Then I told him, \"You're interrupting me, I called in, I'm the customer, let me speak and address what I have to say, can you stop interrupting ME? Let me talk first since I initiated the conversation\".  Then he keeps warning me, \"If you don't let me talk, I will not talk to you and hang up.\" So then, I ask to speak to a manager or supervisor, and he then tells me, \"There are no managers/supervisors here\", then he hangs up.\n\n(This part I wasn't there, but my coworkers filled me in after) George tells my coworker to rent a car for $40/day just for today, then when I get there tomorrow, I will put it back under my name, so this way, we won't get charged too much.  So my coworkers agrees.  Then George said that he has no credit, so he can't rent a car, even though he has money in his ATM/Debit card with a Visa/MC logo.  So George denied my coworker the car.  That was that.  End of story for now. (No other options were given) So at this point, he's stuck at Fox, and I'm still in LA, and can't really do nothing about it.  I'm over 4 hours away trying to figure out what to do. The only thing I could do is to call corporate.\n\nSo I called Fox Rent A Car corporate office to talk to HR and I explained the situation. The lady was nice enough to transfer me to the GM at the LV location.  (Wait! I thought there were no managers or supervisors that I can speak to, GEORGE!  You liar!)\n\nSo I got in touch with Alfonzo Ruiz, the GM over at Fox LV.  I explained the situation, and he apologized and he said he will take care of my coworker thats been waiting there since he got there, over 3 hours!  Alfonzo informed me that if someone doesn't have good credit or any credit, the only way around it so that my coworker can rent a car is if he provides a return airline ticket/itinerary (Which he has).   This option was never told to my coworker, and all this could have been avoided.\n\nI had to call Fox Rent A Car corporate office to get a hold of a GM at the LV location because George didn't want to transfer me to the GM, stating that there are no manager or supervisors there.  Soon as I talked to Alfonzo, he straightened everything out on a phone call that took no more than 2 minutes!  \n\nGEORGE @ Fox Rental Car LV - Here are some tips for you:\n\n1.) CUSTOMER IS ALWAYS RIGHT! \n2.) TREAT CUSTOMERS WITH RESPECT! \n3.) DON'T THREATEN TO HANG UP!\n4.)  When a customer wants to talk to a supervisor, they have every right to!  NEVER SAY THERE IS NO MANAGER OR SUPERVISOR.  ALMOST EVERY BUSINESS HAS ONE! \n\n-------------END OF REVIEW FOR THIS INCIDENT--------------\n\n-------------Another incident from 3 months ago------------------\n\nAnother incident, I was at this same location about 3 months ago.  There were about 6-7 workers (possibly including a supervisor), I was the 3rd party in line.  There were 3 parties being helped at the desk, and it was taking for ever.  After 35-45 minutes goes by, the line is now 8-9 parties long, and the original 3 parties already being help, were still being helped!  Talk about slow service!\n\nThere were about 3-4 workers that were just standing by talking to each other.  They completely ignored the long line.  I felt sorry for the people behind us in line.  There were open stations or computers and they could have easily helped the line go faster only if they actually WORKED, instead of standing around talking to each other, going to the back room, etc.\n\nVERY SLOW SERVICE HERE!  I let this one slide and I didn't post up a review, but after today's incident, I just had to.  I'm never renting a car at this location every again.  All Fox Rent A Car locations have LESS than 3 stars!  \n\nNOTE TO CORPORATE:  Implement some training for customer service, work ethics, behavior, etc.  PLEASE!  At least TRY!  Because it definitely doesn't look like Fox Rent A Car cares about consumer reviews, customer service, etc.
__label__0 Oct 23, 2014 .this date when  I rented the car and I am very very angry and disappointed. The site was no near the Airport for one. Then the employees were not fast enough on check in and returning  that made customers wait in line for hours.  So here was my big problem. After I returned the car with full gas tank. They still charges my Visa for full tank of gas and they made a big mistakes on using other customers Visa card for crediting back my deposit of $150  I called them and I also  filed a dispute to my card company. The fox manager tried to credit me back in small increments to my Visa and  until now they haven't credit me back for the full amount after so many phone calls I made. I will just let my card company to do it for me since I am very tired and angry. If you get a cheap price you also get a cheap and annoying deals with the employees. And the time lost of your vacations on shuttle back and forth to the site and long waits in line is not worth of your time so please check it out before you decide.
__label__2 Remember to check for coupons around the house! Also, for some reason calling in an order for a pepperoni pizza and picking it up is more expensive than ordering it online and picking up... really?
__label__0 DO NOT APPLY for credit card or do any business with this bank. BEWARE of every day harassment .\nI've apply for credit card, card come very quickly  with $ 500 limit and from the top they charge $ 87 interest.\nMy first payment was set on line with September 04th.\nYet for last two weeks at least 10-12 times a day I've got harassing phone calls, every day demanding  to  \" pay now \" $ 75,  even that $ 50 was set as minimum monthly payment.\nSo I've paid today $ 50 on September 03 2014 and they called me so far 14th times with harassing  phone calls.\nSAFE your self stress - DO NOT GET involved with this BANK -\nHARASSMENT DO NOT STOP
__label__0 I have been trying to close my card for 2 days and I keep getting the run around.  Terrible customer service, terrible website, too many fees and I was never late with any payments.  Shop around more...do not apply for this card.
__label__0 NOT TO BE TRUSTED!\n\nA great getaway for my wife goes down as my worst experience ever!!!\nOr should I say, no experience.\n\nPurchased a 2 nigh package through Casablanca Express in Vegas at the Riveria...  brand new, renovated rooms with many features was the pitch, with many great offers including a $200 dinner and other great perks.\n\nArrived at the hotel only to learn that our reservations were cancelled by Casablanca Express.  No written notice.  Said they tried to reach me three separate times by phone, something that was disconnected last May.  Never an email, never a response to my phone messages that I left for them.  How do they getaway with cancelling something I paid for?  How can a Vegas Hotel allow a \"scam\" reservation group to do this to them --- THEY BOTH WILL NOT BE USED, or VISITED IN THE FUTURE!\n\nAn ATTORNEY GENERAL in Nevada should do something about these type of organizations.  Enough said.  I am done venting.  I will chalk this up to the worst experience, and one I will always remember when dealing with future offers.  They aren't worth it!
__label__2 Nice little shop. They are pretty clean and organized, but my fella did have a little trouble when he purchased a game and realized they gave him the old version only after getting home already. We went back and exchanged it for the correct version with no hassle.
__label__4 After purchasing our home in May we decided to replace the blinds with shutters. On recommendation we contacted Sunburst Shutters. From the very first phone call, we have been very pleased. Our salesman Paul was very professional and showed us several options. We also received bids from two other reputable companies, but with everything Sunburst offered, we chose Sunburst. \nThe day of installation, Eric and Fernando showed up on time and went straight to work. Eric had the shutters on 13 windows installed in no time. Fernando was very efficient in cleaning the shutters, sealing and making sure they opened and closed nicely. Our salesman Paul showed up to see how things were going and brought pizza!\nWe are very pleased and have already started thinking about doing our bedroom windows. Without a doubt we will go with Sunburst.\nEveryone is very professional, nice and considerate. \nOur shutters look beautiful and we could not be happier!\n\nWhen choosing shutters, call Sunburst; don't fall for the cheaper prices from companies who won't be in business next year.
__label__2 The food is tasty, but pricey, huge portions. Service was just okay, even though there were no other customers, and despite the fact that I did state it was my first visit, the girl helping seemed annoyed that I had to think for a millisecond about what I wanted.
__label__4 Came a few days ago for a lease, wasn't sure of size needed, so I guessed, three times! Finally got it right, but hey, the store didn't bat a eye lash when I returned the ones that didn't work, they just asked if I needed help picking out a replacement. \n\nSince my cat has been loosing weight, I could not get the size down, so after my attempts, finally got the small dog size and sure enough it worked. Now to get the cat used to it before we need it. \n\nThis store has everything you could need. They is even a new section by Martha Stewart, everything for you little pet. But her stuffs pricey, a lease from here collection, $19.99, boy that's steep! \n\nThe store is clean, neatly kept, well organized and they have grooming services. The employees were friendly and helpful, they looked like they enjoyed their jobs, and I would make this a regular place.
__label__2 I shop at Petsmart for cat food for the queen of our household.  Since I was doing other shopping at the plaza, I went here.\n\nThe stores are pretty much laid out the same.  I found what I wanted quickly, checked out very quickly, and I was on my way.\n\nThe cashier was friendly and efficient.  A good stop for the queen's food!
__label__3 I find the prices very reasonable, and their sales prices even better.  I love finding things on the 70% off rack.  The quality of the clothing is great and with Kohl's cash, it's fun knowing I'll be back to get even better deals.  \n\nAlways bring the in law here, she can find things she likes and at great prices, she usually has to hem things since she is a little on the short side, but she can often find the capri pant and it's just right!  \n\nThe store is always clean, the sales associates are friendly, yet let you shop and it's so very close to the house and love the hours!
__label__0 I should have headed the warnings about Golds billing practices.  Golds policy is to charge a \"rate lock fee\" after  you have been a member for 120 days.  I canceled my membership per their 31 day notice policy, at less than 120 of total membership.  They still billed my account the $39 rate lock fee.  I disputed the charge and they told me I have to cancel within 60 days in order for my membership to expire before 120 days.  That is not what the contract that I signed states.  It clearly states must provide 31 day notice within 120 days to avoid rate lock fee.  This is why Golds is losing business and has gone from \"the\" gym to empty parking lots.  I highly recommend NOT JOINING.
__label__0 wow i was basically jipped $400. I thought I was only going to have to pay $55 for my test but apparently i had to pay a $60 fee as well as a $95 fee because i have astigmatism? They didnt even check my eyes for anything!!!! They just gave me contacts and the optometrist checked if they fit and that was it. Then this one lady was telling me about discounts and i dont know what else so i just went with it. The only reason I gave it at least one star was because the contacts feel better than the ones i got last time.
__label__4 I was just there yesterday to get more paint supplies... and actually gonna go back there today! My husband and I come here so much(at least once or twice a week), so much that some of the staff already know us because we come here so often haha. We always get the greetings \"Oh you're back! weren't you just here the other day?\" or \"How's your house projects coming along?\"  We love the paint department here compared to the other home depot on craig. The 2 staff that work at the paint department always greet us with a smile and ask how our painting is coming along. We love all the staff there, they're always helpful and friendly, which it makes it so much easier on us, and whenever you have a question, theres always someone just right around the corner! :) We always go in there with the intentions of buying 1 thing, and ONLY 1 thing, and walk out with a cart full of stuff and spend a few hundred dollars rather than 10 bucks that we had originally intended on spending. Oh well! We love working on our house and making it ours :) Tiles is our next project! I feel like we're one of their best customers lol... do we get a reward for being such great customers and spending so much money there?? I think we deserve a reward! or coupons? anything!? haha I wish... but 5 stars, hands down. Its the great customer service that keeps us coming back for more. Keep it up! :)
__label__0 We received a flyer in the mail for a free 16 ounce uswirl, for being new residents to the area.  We called and confirmed before coming down.  When we arrived we were treated so badly that we left the creams vowing never to return.
__label__1 First I just want to address the employee there.. I don't know her name but she's an older lady w/ dark hair.. She was rude and she made me feel like not touching anything in there.. We asked for a sample of one of the yogurts and then I asked again for a diff sample.. I wanted to try another one but I'd figure I would use the little cup that I had already from the last sample just so that she wouldn't have to keep coming to give us a sample (thought we were making it easier on her), but she said \"um you're not allowed to use the same one, you have to let me know\" and then she quickly came over there and wiped the bottom part as if I dirtied it, when it was already dirty and so were other ones as well.. She was rude when saying it and her body language was as if we were dirtying her house and we weren't welcomed.. I couldn't get out of there fast enough.. \n\nAnyways besides that the yogurt is delish.. I love frozen yogurt and this is the only closest one to us..
__label__1 Not too impressed with this place. Their selection is underwhelming, their prices are above average and the store is cramped and congested. The employees were helpful and friendly, but couldn't help me because they didn't have what I needed in store.\n\nBecause I am often around this area, I have stopped by on numerous occasions for a product or two. One time I purchased a tent that did not contain poles and another time I bought an air pump that broke upon first using it. I had no problems returning the items, but will forever be skeptical of Big 5 products.\n\nSave yourself the time and shop at Dick's or Bass Pro Shops for a better selection, better quality and an overall better experience.
__label__1 I recently purchased my bridal gown form Alfred Angelo.  I thought they had some of the more unique looking gowns in the Las Vegas area and wanted to shop there for my wedding dress.  My experience trying the gowns on was the typical happy mother, father, daughter, and best friend experience...  I came out wearing \"the one\" and we all were teary eyed and happy!  Everything to that point was great.  The problems I had came after the dress came in.  I ordered 2 sizes up which they recommended, I even ordered a lace up gown and upon trying it on- it was a little on the small side.   This was even after loosing 10 pounds after I bought the wedding gown.  This ended up costing me a little more money in the alterations department then I hadn't planned on spending.  My bridesmaids also ordered their dresses  from Alfred Angelo as well (I got a discount on the bridesmaids dresses for buying my gown there- $25 off of each dress)  My sister who is a size 0, and 100 pounds ordered a size 2 and the dress wouldn't zip up when she tried it on- drama.  Overall, the dresses they have there are quite beautiful and unique and I prefer their color options to  David's Bridal's color palate, just be aware of the sizes...
__label__3 Its been over a year since I had Chili's. I had a taste for some ribs and it really hit the spot.
__label__1 We actually eat here fairly regularly so you think I would rate it higher, but when I really think about it, it could be a lot better. I think we mostly end up here for the chips and salsa, lol!\n\nThe positives:\n\nThe \"endless\" chips and salsa are pretty yummy.\n\nThe margaritas are usually really good\n\nI like the new pretzel stick appetizer they have\n\nMost of the servers we have had have been friendly and attentive\n\nThe negatives:\n\nThe FOOD! Really that is the only thing, but this is a restaurant. I have pretty much given up on trying to get a good meal here. I have tried a million and one things and while parts of it are sometimes good, I have never gotten a consistently good meal. The margarita chicken is good, but the sides suck and seem old and stale. Same with the burger, decent but the fries are usually bad. The kids meals are TERRIBLE, to the point I never even pick this as a place to take the kids for dinner anymore. \n\nUsually if I come here, its the hubby and me for lunch.  When we come we generally get the chips and salsa endless lunch with soup and salad, but lately even the soup and salad kind of sucks. \n\nWith all that said, will I be back there at some point enjoying a margarita, chips and salsa and pretzel sticks? Yep. But if I want an actual dinner or lunch, not just a salty (in a good way), carb fest, I would pick somewhere else.
__label__0 Very disappointing!  One of the worst steaks ever, they don't even grill them, cooked on a flat top.  No flavor at all.  Service matched the food quality.  We won't be back.
__label__0 Big puddle in the floor on the to go side waited 15 minutes for an order that was supposed to be ready ten minutes ago. Finally left after being ignored by staff. Will not be returning.
__label__1 High pressure sales tactics and an average product. It was funny to listen to the guy tell me how much better their solution was that my current one and then try to justify why it was going to cost almost twice as much for approximately 1/2 the channels. I think I will stick with DISH.... however, I would use them over COX.
__label__0 I had a tried this place. When I first walked in for a pedicure I was placed in a chair and sat there for at least 2 hour waiting for service. Then looked at the dirty floor and felt. I should run out of this place. The only person that seemed kind at all was the girl sitting next to me.  Seems they felt they were doing me a favor instead of acting loyal and respectful or hospitable for your business. I felt the man that did my pedcurei was rude and couldn't hold a conversation other then you should get this or that. More Money! And when he was done. He never thanked me for my business or politely removed himself. It was a none caring attitude and on to the next and didn't even excuse himself. I found this first impression. RUDE, Unprofessional and dirty.....
__label__4 My kids' allergies were really kicking up, so I started looking for someone to clean our air ducts.  I called a highly rated air conditioning business to ask their opinion and they told me their customers were extremely happy with All Ducts.  I called Brian (owner/manager/employee) and he got me an appointment exactly when I needed it.  He gave me an estimate for both cost (very affordable, in my opinion) and time and both were spot on. He has all of the right equipment--he is not a carpet cleaner that is trying to moonlight as a duct cleaner. He is thorough and professional.  I had him clean my dryer vent as well, which was a tricky job, as the builder vented the dryer from the first floor to the roof. However, Brian had the proper equipment and was able to do the job easily. I highly recommend All Ducts.
__label__0 Stay away from this company. The customer service reps like to lie.I had my hours cut so I went online to skip service for last week. I got the confirmation email saying it was skipped then it showed up anyway. I called right away and was told I was going to receive a refund in two days. When I called to check on the refund they told me they gave me a store credit instead. I told them that the money was needed for bills and needed the refund. They said ok and took my card for the refund. I still haven't seen the the refund and called today and now was told I should see the money on Monday. Thanks winder farms for making my gas payment not clear.
__label__0 So, I feel like a complete idiot for getting sucked in by Winder Farms a second time. Too many extra fees, you have to babysit the delivery man and accounting for credits due, overpriced milk, bread and produce that never lasts until the expiration date, and of course the small print in the contract that requires 40 deliveries before cancellation or a $50+ cancellation fee. It doesn't seem like a big deal until you realize what a waste of money it all is and find yourself skipping every delivery. You are better off buying your milk and bread at Trader Joes or Fresh & Easy and your produce at the farmers' market.
__label__0 Not very impressed.  I had the homemade Turkey Sub and the turkey was really dry and shredded.  Imagine the worse Thanksgiving Day Dinner you ever had and throw it on a bun with two tomatoes, iceberg lettuce, provolone cheese and spices.  I expected more from the sandwich.  I asked why they called it homemade turkey and was told they roast there turkeys every night...seems like someone overcooked this bird.  \n\nThey have an award winning sandwich called the Bobbie but it kind of seemed gross...imagine someone taking your leftovers from Thanksgiving and throwing it on a bun...shredded turkey, stuffing, mayo and cranberries...you lost me at the cranberries.  I did not have this sandwich but the description seemed gross.  Someone must like it because someone gave it an award!!!
__label__2 Overhyped. Capriotti's has some good sandwiches and some that just don't connect.\n\nMy favorite sandwich here is the Capastrami, greasy pastrami grilled with melted Swiss, generously topped with creamy cole slaw and Russian dressing. Reubenesque and held together well by the bread.\n\nUnfortunately, that same bread is the reason why Capriotti's cheesesteaks and Italian subs don't work. The rolls on which its subs are served are hard and dense, which means they don't absorb the favors and moisture of the rest of the sandwich.\n\nThe cheesesteaks also suffer from meat that's grisly, dry and flavorless. Bland would be a word for it.\n\nThe Bobbie isn't my thing - I think mayo is gross, and without it the Bobbie sandwich gets unbearably dry. That being said, the store roasted turkey goes great on cold subs with provolone and hot peppers.\n\nJersey Mike's is better for cold subs and Pop's is the place to go in Vegas for cheesesteaks.
__label__0 AWFUL!! WORST CUSTOMER SERVICE!! DO NOT GO HERE!!! They painted, yes paint, like spray paint, my Hermes purse and a Chanel purse!!! I have been a loyal customer for 7 years.  I didn't want to wait for a professional \"spa treatment\" for my purses so I figured I could come here for cleaning.  Being a loyal longtime customer I trusted his opinion and advise.  Owner John, said he could restore the color.  No problem.  I came to pick up my purse and was horrified to see it was painted.  When I questioned what was done he was very defensive and angry.  He kept saying it was beautiful to him.  Not listening to me the customer.  Didn't even want to listen to what I had to say.  I realized my best bet was to ask for store credit since I go there all the time.  He argued with me about that!  So I just left.  I will never go there again.  Not because of what happened to my bags, but because of the way he treated me.  After 7 years of loyalty, he couldn't set his pride aside and come to an agreement.  I am so disappointed and bothered by his customer service.
__label__0 Decided to get a mani and pedi done for Christmas. Started off really good quick to get on a chair for my pedi. I wanted snowflakes and the lady said she could do them. Pedi seemed really rushed. Once pedi was done went on to getting my nails done. She wasn't rushing at first but the more time pass by more people started to show and out of all the workers she was the only one rushing. As she was doing my nails she kept looking around not realizing that she is taking off a lot of the nail. Also she kept filing and filing my nails which ended up shorter than I wanted.  Everyone else was taking their times. I told her to slow down so she wouldn't mess up but sure enough, my nails Didnt turn out the way i wanted them to be done. Snowflakes don't even look like snowflakes. If she wasn't able to do the design I wanted she should of said so instead of going through with it and saying that's the best she can do. one side of my nails were done and it would of looked stupid for me to walk out with my hands looking different from each other. Never again will I go to this nail salon.
__label__4 Rhodes Ranch is in the southwest part of Las Vegas and is a gated golf course community. It's one of the nicer communities in the area and is sought after by many. You can probably compare it to many of the communities that are located in Summerlin as well with nice, new houses that are definitely affordable (since the housing crash). There are still new houses that are being built (by Dunhill Homes). The HOA fees are definitely reasonable for what you get - gated community, work out facility, pool - including resort pool, lap pool and water park. Definitely a community you should consider if you are looking to buy/rent in the area.
__label__2 This place is located near the outlet center and is easy to access. In the store they provide you with packing tape if you need it. Unlike some other places that require that you purchase it. The customer service members are nice unlike USPS workers.
__label__0 The Management at this location is horrible and the employees lie in your face and deny anything they have said previously. The five foot nothing Latin male Supervisor/Manager whatever his \"Important Underpaid\" self title is was very unprofessional and rude. We found something we were looking for that was 2000.00 retail that we could buy for 500.00 which of course is a fraction of the original cost.\n\nWe had a layaway that we canceled and were told we would get full credit towards other merchandise and the female agent told us they waived the $10.00 cancel fee.\nWe decided to look at other merchandise then decided on keeping the original layaway item and just paying the balance to purchase it out right. Now keep in mind this all happened within the same visit within 20 minutes or so.\n\nWe see they added the $10.00 to our balance and I inform the lady who just told us they waived the fee that it is added. She looked at my bf and I ands says yes you owe the 10.00 even though you canceled and then decided on purchasing the original item the same day.\n\nWe said what do you mean as you informed us you waived that fee as a courtesy less than 10 minutes ago??????????? She looked at us both even though we both heard her and denied it. Then her \"Manager\" comes over and says no you are paying it I am not waiving anything! I told him I will spread word on this type of negative and dishonest service they provided me and he replied, ok go ahead and walked away. Wow, I have never been treated so bad in my life for making a purchase.\n\nWow so you mean to tell me they are not going to hold their employees accountable for what they inform customers? Bad, Bad, Bad!\n\nWe know is only $10.00 however it is the principle of the matter, dishonest employees with Managers that will back them up when they have mislead a customer is wrong.\n\nWe just made a $500.00 purchase and they chose to lose a future sale over $10.00? Not a very smart or savvy way to operate a business at all as there are way too many other places to do business with in Las Vegas.\n\nI will not do business here again EVER and I will let everyone I know hear my story!  This could have been a nice business transaction however they chose to make it ugly which is most unfortunate.\n\nThe 1 star is for the only employee in the store who treated us good and that was Tony. Thank you Tony for doing your job it is a shame you have to work for such Assclowns though.
__label__3 I was visiting a client down the street and found this on my Yelp App. Located in a odd spot and smaller I was greeting by Phrank the owner who is from Redlands CA. Phrank took the took the time taking orders personally and even came out to the dinning area and made sure everyone was happy! Now that's service. \n\nAfter placing my order with Phrank at the counter my food arrived within minutes is seemed like. I saw good reviews for the fish tacos and went with the fish taco combo plate. Tacos were yummy, sizable pieces of deep fried fish with cabbage and a light white sauce. I added some salsa which gave my tacos a nice kick. The beans and rice were also good. \n\nPhat Phank's has been here two years and it's nice to see a non big box place chain do well. I'm looking forward to coming back and trying the tacos and burritos - prices are reasonable and service is great.
__label__2 When reading one of Vegas's local magazine, I happened across a food review that touted Phat Phrank's as having the best Mexican food in Las Vegas.\n\nIn my youth, consumption of Mexican food in Vegas was usually only done after indulging of some non-alcoholic Roy Rogers and Shirley Temples on the Strip (extra grenadine of course :P ). In those days, I would be willing to wager that you could have fried a shoe and it probably would have tasted good to me. \n\nBut this article indicated that Phat Phrank's was pretty darn good and I was craving some carne asada so... \n\nI arrived at about 12 pm on a Thursday and the place was hopping. A line of about 7 people quickly formed, which gave me some time to peruse a laminated menu for what I wanted to eat. I settled on a carne asada burrito with a drink for about 7 dollars. Frank gave me a number, and told me to pick a seat and they would bring my food out to me. About 3-4 minutes passed and a reasonable sized carne asada burrito was delivered to me. \n\nStand by for carne asada burrito dissection...\n\nTortilla - This was ok - had the consistency of a whole wheat tortilla (a bit harder).  \n\nCarne Asada - While this was seasoned appropriately, I was a bit disappointed at how much of the Carne was too fat to eat...I'm used to a little bit here and there, but about a 1/4 of my burrito was annoyingly fatty. \n\nBeans - Beans were flavor-fully non-offensive and didn't take away from the meat thankfully. \n\nSo all in all, Phat Phranks's was Phrankly ok. The reviews on Yelp make me think that maybe that was just a bad burrito day for Frank and his family. Unfortunately, I have yet to try Mexican food outside of California that is worth a repeat trip, but I'm willing to go back to Phrank's and try something else next time I am in Vegas to see if I feel any differently.
__label__1 NOT OPEN ON SATURDAY AND SUNDAY??!!  \n\nYou have to be a bold restaurant to not be open on some busy eatin' out days.  I am going to rate this initially and will come back and revise.  I was so blinded by all the great reviews that I didn't seem to look at the hours.  \n\nAll I can say is that when I finally eat here it better blow my mind!  \n\nTo be continued........
__label__1 I ordered a chorizo breakfast burrito and fish taco, my coworker had 4 carne asada tacos, and my other coworker had a barbacoa beef plate. The fish taco was great. But at over $4, quite pricey. The chorizo breakfast burrito was ok. Light on the chorizo in my opinion. There's no salsa bar nor did my waitress give me any type of salsa/hot sauce with my meal. Actually no one asked if I wanted green or red or anything. My coworker got some red sauce brought out with his tacos. He said his tacos were ok, but nothing special. My coworker that ordered the barbacoa beef said he would have rather eaten at qdoba. So that says a lot about his meal. Given the reviews, I expected a lot more from this place. If you're charging $3 a taco, it better be a pretty damn good taco. In my opinion, taco y taco is much better.
__label__0 We ate here on a Wednesday night with the kids for my husband's birthday. We've been to the location on Eastern twice and had good pizza and service both times. I figure since they're franchises, the food at least would be consistent. I was so wrong!\n\nWe were seated very quickly and our server came over promptly. I told her to bring all the food out as soon as it's done and she said she understands because the kids will start to go crazy if sitting there for too long. We started off with a caprese salad but when it came out, the tomatoes were pinkish white, not red. When you're serving a salad with only 3 ingredients, every one of them needs to be perfect. The kids didn't want to eat his very adult salad so we asked for bread as well as a dish for the balsamic and olive oil. 15 minutes later, still no bread so we flag down the server and she finally brings it out to us. The dish never came. \n\n15 minutes later, our pizza comes out. We ordered a red pizza with spicy pepperoni and mushroom. The middle was wet, not crispy like the Grimaldis on Eastern. The cheese was chewy, so you had to just chew and eventually swallow it whole because it won't separate. My 4 year old who loves pizza said that it was terrible because the cheese keeps falling off of his floppy wet pizza. \n\nWhen we finished, we wanted to order the cookies and cream cheesecake but nobody looked at us for a very long time. After looking around, we realized that there was only one server, one manager, and three busboys for 15+ tables. It was ridiculous!! We sat there for so long that we decided not to get dessert and when we flagged somebody down, I just gave them my card without seeing the receipt because I didn't want to wait for them to pick up my card. When I got home and checked my bank account, I had two pending charges of the same amount from Grimaldis. \n\nIf we eat at Grimaldis again, we are making the drive to Henderson. This locations seems like it wants to save money by under staffing and picking sub-par ingredients.
__label__0 Crappy crap.. pizza... I'm Italian.. from New york... I have had millions of slices of pizza... The pizza here is dry.. bland..plain.. and unbecoming of the name new York style pizza...\nIf you want real great pizza go to Due Forni... Now they have real pizza...\nI will never eat this pizza or come here again... \nP.s. the bartender was loud and annoying too...
__label__3 You know I really like this Pizza.. I just cant believe when I go here.. I drop $100 on Pizza for 5 people.. Seems extreme.. I mean its good Pizza.. but just flat out too much money.. Seriously.. food is good.. but Golden Steer.. Lawry's.. same price point.. too much for Pizza.. Man.. now I want Steak..
__label__0 Pizza isn't SoO good as everyone say it is. Pizza took a long time, a bit too salty and it came out burnt =\\ I wouldn't go back to eat again. Nothing like the EAST Coast pizza.
__label__4 GET THE LARGE PEPPERONI & MUSHROOM WITH DOUBLE MOZZARELLA, you will want left-overs ! \n\nTucked in between Kona Grill and Gordon Bierch is the pizzeria that made the Brooklyn Bridge famous and now you can experience EXCELLENT NY pizza here on the West Coast without waiting in a long ass line with tons of tourists on Old Fulton Street.  Just park in the strip mall and head towards the fountain and you will find one of the greatest pizzerias in Summerlin (the other one is Rocco's by Costco).  I'm born & raised NY and my taste buds have been in training all my life, I know Great Pizza.\n\nThis thin crust is cracker crisp and will stay perfectly horizontal even without folding.  Here is what separates the Grimaldi style from others: \n1. They place fresh HANDMADE mozzarella slices (not shredded) on the crust FIRST\n2. Sauce is drizzled on top after the toppings (white pizza does not even have sauce)\n3. Oven temperature is HOTTER than hell which can soar up to 1200 degrees.  This coal oven brick pizza gives the crust that distinct charred flavor and crispiness.  Look under the crust and you will see the color that's different.  \n4. Pepperoni are little tiny salty slices which crisp up a bit.  SOOO GOOOD\n5. When you have been in the pizza business this long, you know that there are key factors that people connotate with excellent pizza: New York style, NY water, sauce, cheese, oven temperature, etc.  Grimaldi re-creates the NY style of water by re-creating the exact mineral content of Brooklyn water to make sure the dough is just like NY.\n\nThe coal brick oven is a goldmine and permit nightmare in NYC.  It wasn't possible to install a coal brick oven in Manhattan where Grimaldi originally wanted to open his pizzeria, so he opened up in Brooklyn (coal ovens had to be grandfathered in from the building).  Under the bridge on Old Fulton Street is famous, but now with the latest lease controversy, there is the new location around the corner from the original.  Back in 1904 Lombardi opened a brick oven pizza in SOHO and you can also wait in line to compare.  In March 2012, Juliana's will be opening up in NY as another Grimaldi spin off.
__label__1 Tried the Summerlin location.  Too expensive for pizza.   You have to pay for toppings.  Veggie toppings $4.00 and $3.00 for meat toppings. My husband I don't like the same toppings so we tried to order 1/2 on one side and 1/2 on other side.  They charge full price still for each topping even if only on 1/2 the pizza..  Pizza looked large but not filling due to the thin crust.  A small with two toppings will set you back $16.00 bucks.  Was shopping at Fashion Show mall with friends and they wanted to try this place.  4 calzone's and 4 sodas later set us back $91.00 without tip.  Ouch.  Could have gone upstairs to the food court and had the same items and payed 1/3 what we payed for this tasteless calzone.
__label__4 Wow, that New York-style thin crust! It is the most crispy thin crust I have ever had... and I've had my fair share of pizzas. The toppings are fresh and plenty, especially the jalapenos that we had in our calzone. They were sweet and spicy! Definitely going to eat at Grimaldi's again, but probably will go to their location on the Las Vegas Strip in the Palazzo.
__label__4 Had another great pizza here tonight. Can't wait to you guys get to Chicago! Great service too, Mike at the bar was great.
__label__2 There pizza here is awesome!  I find myself here for lunch once in a while with work friends.  About once every three months.  I would go more often, but the service... oh the service....\n\nThe service during lunch, brings this place down from a 5 star pizza place to a 3 star place.\n\nDrink refills are always lacking, late and never there.  It almost seems like they're understaffed.  The pizza takes a looooong time to get out of the kitchen.  By then we're irritated and extremely hungry.  \n\nAt that point, we just eat as quickly as possible and leave.   \n\nYour waitresses need to check in and give more refills.  The only time we see them is: 1 Taking our order, 2 checking in AFTER the pizza comes, and 3 to give us our check.
__label__3 We came in tonight to use a free birthday pizza coupon (which is an amazing deal- a large pizza for free?!). The weather was nice so we sat in a corner on the patio. The fountain right in front is great and kept my 3-year old interested while we waited. We got a half cheese, half pepperoni pizza. It really was quite delicious. I usually prefer thick crust (I'm a big fan of bread), but this thin crust was great and I would definitely come back for more. We also ordered the dessert trio with the cannoli, tiramisu and New York cheesecake. The cannoli was delicious. I've never had tiramisu before, so nothing to compare it to, but it was good. The cheesecake wasn't what I expected; it was a lot lighter and fluffier than what I've normally had. It also came with a raspberry sauce, I believe, which I didn't care for. But I didn't come here for the cheesecake. Overall, the experience was great, the pizza was delicious, and i would absolutely return.
__label__2 I LOVE the pesto pizza!  LOVE!  I however was sitting in the Boca Park locations parking lot waiting for my friend and I was very very annoyed that one of their staff members pulled in the parking lot in a nice white jeep...threw a handicap pass on the mirror and jumped out and walked into work!  How lazy are you?  Not to mention YOURE NOT HANDICAPPED!  Save front spots for patrons.  Not to mention a HANDICAP spot!  Really!?  It's a rainy Wednesday morning at 9:45am. Save that handicap spot for a person who needs it!  Sorry I'm just so annoyed at that!  My mom can hardly walk with a double hip replacement ESP in this weather she is in awful pain...and a capable employee is gonna park there!  Ok that's my rant!
__label__4 With all the houses being gobbled up by banks and big time buyers, I wasn't sure I would be able to get into a decent home with the money I had. Seeing all the homes going well over market value I was sure I was going to be displeased with the what I got for price I paid. I went with Deven Chase Carlock Majestic Properties, w/  just a few tries of going out and looking at houses. We found a beautiful brand new home with all the bells and whistles, all under the price I was looking for. Hearing and seeing everyone struggling to get into a home, I'm pleased and happy to say I went with Deven Chase Carlock Majestic Properties..To end up with exactly what I was looking for.
__label__2 This was fun for a date night. Like other reviews I miss Scandia! But this will do, its free for kids under 5 with a paying adult so that makes it a pretty good deal, for 2 adults, it was 17.00 which I thought was a bit much. I saw a young kid having a birthday party there and I would think that would be fun!
__label__1 When I called to place the order the woman who answered the phone was nice and pleasant but had to repeat my address several times (english wasn't her first language) and I was a new customer. \n\nI ordered the 14\" pizza with 2 sandwiches special for $21.99. They said it would take about 30-40 minutes - I called them after waiting for an hour and she could only tell me that the driver had already left. They finally arrived at 1 hour and 19 minutes after I ordered. \n\nI ordered sausage mushroom pizza, tuna sandwich and Philly cheese steak. The pizza wasn't hot so I heated it in the toaster oven and was still pretty good. The tuna fish was really good as the bread was fresh. The cheese steak filling was sparse and after sitting for awhile got a little soggy. I'm pretty sure it would've tasted good if it didn't take them so long to have it delivered. \n\nBased on my experience from other Angelina's I'll order from them again but will suck it up and pick it up from the Angelina's on Post Street.
__label__0 This place is a joke for lunch. We have been here for over 40 minutes waiting on fried food and we are the only table here. You guys really need to change your whole staff. Just so you know we are still waiting.
__label__2 This location is a lot cheaper than the ones at the malls. Everything was pretty much the same, minus the metal cup your extra milkshake comes in at the other locations; just better prices.
__label__2 I'll start this off by saying, this is no tex mex cantina, nor a hole in the wall eatery.\n\nBut its pretty darn good for a station casino, I wish they had better happy hours that extended to the table, but hey, I'll take what I can get!  \n\nMy husband and I had a blast drinking one too many pina coladas and our sever was great too. The chips, salsa and bean dip where fantastic, and kept on coming! \n\nThe sopapias where okay, glad I didn't pay for them, thanks Yelp!
__label__2 Not my first time at Cabo Mexican Restaurant, but my first time at this one.  This Cabo is located inside Sante Fe Station Casino, where you will find mostly locals.  The great thing about any restaurant at the Sante Fe Station Casino, there's almost no wait to be seated.  Yes, our locals at casinos located off the strip aren't here to eat.  Most are here to gamble.  We arrived with a group of 12 and our orders were taken almost immediately.  I ended up getting their chicken fajitas with double meat. I also asked that all the fun stuff (i.e. sour creams, guacamole, beans, rices, cheese, etc) be put on another plate. One last request was to have my chicken clean meaning no seasoning added.  After what seems like an eternity to get our food, I got half my request right.  Some, not all, items were put on another plate.  But I got my chicken clean, which is the most important.  Taste wise, I was satisfied and know it would have been better if I had the fun stuff added.  Our waitress was great and our server pleasant.  Overall, I have no complaints about Cabo. \n\nTIPS:\n-Chips:  I didn't try at this location, but have tried it at other Cabo's.  I don't know what it is about their chips, but they are addicting.\n\n\n\nYELP PERSONAL CHALLENGE 2013 - (422/500)
__label__1 In a word...this experience was underwhelming.\n\nI remember coming to Cabo back when they first opened, years ago, and just LOVING the food.\nHave my tastes matured that much, that what once was awesome, and worth a 40 minute wait for a table just isn't anymore?  Sure, I think maybe they've matured a little, but I really think its just a drop in standards. \n\nThe whole night at Cabo was underwhelming, from the time we approached the hostess till we left, with the important exception of the service.  Our server was amazing, and the manager, after a bit of a misunderstanding in a complaint, was very receptive to criticism and feedback.\n\nWe arrived at the hostess station at about 6:35pm, and were told there would be a 10-15 minute wait...when there were plenty of open seats. We asked if we could just sit at a bar top, and she said that the servers were busy and had to catch up on their tables.\n\nOk, strike one, horribly understaffed.  \n\nThen we noticed the time, and noticed that their happy hour ends at 7pm every day.  \nAre they trying to seat us late so we don't take advantage of happy hour?  Not that there was a lot on the HH menu that we wanted but still...\n\nLuckily, we were seated at about 6:50 (ten minutes to spare) and got our order of wings in for $5.\n\nOur server, like I said before, was a treasure.  She was pleasant, and kept my water glass full the whole night.\n\nIt took a while to get our chips and salsa, which we discovered was because the kid bringing the chips was also the ONLY busser we saw on the floor...which brings in to question:  How are their sanitary practices?  The same guy who is bussing dirty dishes is bringing out our chips and salsa...no gloves.  Hm.\n\nThe chips were good, but the salsas were a little...boring.  Another stations property has a Mexican restaurant with a salsa bar, and a MUCH better selection of salsa's.  Boring, and disappointing.  \n\nSo our wings arrived, and they were standard wings...nothing to write home about.\n\nWhen our entrees arrived, that was where the problems started occurring. \n\nMy chimi fajita:   This thing is ENORMOUS.  Like...ridiculously huge, fed me at dinner last night and lunch today, and I STILL didn't eat the whole thing.   It was served with refried beans and cheese, Mexican rice, and a \"garnish\" of pico de gallo.  The pico was laughable.  If you're serving me pico, I want enough to put ON my chimichanga, and there wasn't enough on the plate for the first bite.  \n\nAs far as the flavor goes...it started off mediocre, with mostly just vegetables on the end.  As I got closer to the middle, I found the chicken ,and that was actually pretty nice.  \n\nMy fella ordered the steak fajitas, and was REALLY disappointed.\nFirst of all, he ordered them with NO sour cream...and received his bowl of pico with sour cream in it.  \n\nSecond, on the fajita platter, there was ONE lonely, tiny stalk of cilantro.  One.  It was mostly stem too, no leaves. \n\nWorse of all though...the steak was bland!  We could have dropped it on the floor and stepped on it, and it would have had more flavor. \n\nAt this point, we asked our server to speak to a manager.\n\nWhen we told her about the steak being bland, I think she may have misunderstood what we were trying to do, and she said \"What would you like me to do to the steak.\" \n\nUh...yeah.  We got a little angsty after that bit, and stepped up our game, letting her know that we were simply trying to provide feedback, that the quality of the food was bland.  For advertising that the steak is marinated, it didn't taste that way at all.\n\nAfter we explained ourselves a bit better, she was VERY apologetic, and offered to take the fajitas off the check (that wasn't  our goal, but since he didn't eat much of it, it was a nice offer that we accepted), and told us how much she valued our feedback.\n\nThe best part though, was that she came back out to the table after taking the food back, and said that she tried the steak, and that it WAS bland.  \n\nSo the good news is, if she is true to her word, and she seemed like she is the kind of person who cares about her business, she should get on the chefs to season their meat better.  \nI was torn about giving Cabo 3 stars simply for her change of heart, but at the end of the day, the food just wasn't very good at all. \n\nI don't know that I'd come back here again, really...its on the other side of town, and there are better restaurants, but if I'm here and with someone who wants to come out, I probably won't say no.  I'd like to see if they actually make improvements.
__label__4 Wow! This place is a party planner's dream! They have lots of goodies, favors, decorations, etc. at great prices (esp. the favors). They had an Easter section (as I'm writing this in April 2011) and a clearance section in the very back aisle. I received great customer service and the store was so clean & organized that I didn't really need help finding anything. I adore this store!
__label__0 Worst customer service ever. Was just at the blue diamond store because by battery died.  Before shutting my engine off, I  asked an employee if they will install the battery and said yes. The person at counter sounded uninterested when I approached and just instructed me rudely to go pop the hood so another guy can do a diagnostics. They told me I need a new one. After waiting patiently for another 45 minutes, I was told that the manger said they won't be able to install the battery because it will take 45 minutes for them to do it. He added they cannot spend too much time just doing that for me.  And what am I supposed to do? They said I can buy the battery and install it myself. Why is there no zero star rating - it really deserves a negative!
__label__0 Ate ate Popeye at many states, this is not it!\nThe spicy chicken is NOT spicy yet it contains more grease then chicken, purely inedible. no idea how they get away with it in a corporate environment.
__label__3 Nice, big patio to enjoy a conversation and catch up with friends. The inside was clean and service was nice. All the pastries looked especially tasty at this location. Nice job.
__label__0 Boo. Just went there and got a pretty expensive pedicure for $25. I sat next to someone who got there before me, same pedicure deal yet I was done before she was! My manicurist seemed so lazy and not into doing my nails that it shows. She cut off too much skin around the nail beds that now two toes are bleeding and she barely scrubbed/massaged my feet. I was getting jealous of the person next to me, her manicurist seemed so friendly and happy to do her job while mine looked like she hated life. And I was getting the butt-end of her anger. So sad, nothing feels worse than being treated badly/unfairly and having to pay for it as well. And I'm not the type of person to not tip even if you did a horrendous job, there goes $30 I'll never see again. \n\nRecommend not going here, go to Slick Nails down a couple of blocks. They're much more professional and they'll let you pick out your own slippers to take home, unlike this place.
__label__4 5 reasons why I love BIG5!\n1. I got all my trekking gear from Nepal in one visit\n2. I saved tons of money on black Friday... I can't believe how reasonable the prices are\n3. Friendly staff\n4. I saved an extra 10% off my entire bill by giving them my email when checking out.\n5. Parking is never a problem with a big open lot\nIf you're looking for a sporting goods store, hit up Big5 first!\nThank you BIG5!!! \nI'm a fan!\n- Miss Yelp 2013
__label__4 I always come to this shop and schedule with Lee I like my nails to be different all the time and he does an amazing job
__label__4 This review is for the hair salon only, with that being said, Tom is a super awesome hair stylist!  You can tell he really knows his stuff.  I had to wait a little while for him to finish with his previous client but I loved watching him in action--a real artist at work who produced a masterpiece.  \n\nI loved the way he cut and styled my hair.  If you get a chance to go, make sure you ask for Tom.
__label__0 When it was Apothecary, my meds were sent on time and everything was great.  The second it went to Avella, nothing but issues.  I originally planned for my meds to be to mailed to me.  A couple of times, they were late because of their negligence.  Several months later, I did not receive my monthly supply and called, only to be notified that they had not received permission from my doctor for the refills, only to find out it was lie.  Next, I was told they didn't contact me because \"there was a glitch with their system\".  This month, I, once again, did not receive my meds for the exact same reason as before.\nAvella, you are playing with people's health and their lives and I will not let you gamble with my health anymore.
__label__0 I took my 10 year old niece to get our finger and toenails painted as a reward for her completion of school.  I made an appointment in advance.  I let them know that we would come in with clean nails ready to be painted, that we didn't want clippers, files, etc.  Just your basic polish and go.  \nWhen we arrived, the receptionist took us back to a manicurist station and painted my niece's nails in about 4 minutes, and then grabbed her feet from under the table and painted them.  I asked if she would let my niece move to the pedicure chair so she could have the \"experience\" of getting a massage and having her toes painted, i.e. to feel like a big girl.  She flat out told me \"no.\"  I'm not confrontational or anything, but I did question why not since we: a) made an appointment; and b) there were 5-6 open chairs.  She just told me that other appointments were scheduled.  \nThen, another lady arrived to paint my nails.  She painted mine in record speed.  I never understand how someone can manage to paint all over your skin but miss the edges of your nails at the same time.  Must be purposeful?  Not sure.  I took the polish off myself when I went home.\nAnyway, the customer service was bad, the work was bad, and it was just a bad experience all together.  Also, the salon is super tiny and cramped and not fancy at all.  Basically, huge letdown.
__label__0 I would give this place a zero star but dont see that option on here.... I asked the so called stylist (Steven) for a # 3 on the sides and scissor the top , sounds simple enough BUT instead he MASSACRED my hair to the point where I had to ask him to stop the haircut.... I was willing to overlook the fact that he smelled like an ashtray as long as he would give me a descent haircut , but that was wishfull thinking....So if you want a really bad haircut and a rude smelly guy to do it STEVEN is the guy to see....
__label__1 I have to agree with the other reviewer that didn't give Dr. Greenberg high marks -- I felt very much rushed through the appt as well. I made an appt for a full body check and wasn't given a gown to change into, and when the doctor came in, he asked me to point out where my moles were... that's why I'm here for a full body check, I can't see all of them!? I felt as though I had inconvenienced him, when I asked him to look at two moles that were on my scalp and couldn't immediately locate them (again, I'm directing him where to find the moles to check) he went back to his notes until I was ready. I'd hate for him to have looked at my entire scalp, in case there was a mole I couldn't see... crazy thought. \n\nI call them, the \"one hand on the door handle\" type doctors --he handed me printouts to review, very little direction given and I felt like he heard half of my concerns, prescribed something and wanted to move on. \n\nDisappointed since he had such great reviews from others and was highly rated for his terrific bedside manner -- not something I witnessed.
__label__1 My visit felt very rushed.  I saw the Dr. for a total of 5 minutes before another woman (esthetician, perhaps?) led me to another room where she told me my current skin regimen wasn't working for me (which was surprising to me, I thought my skin regimen was fine, I wasn't breaking out or anything... my visit was for something totally unrelated) and tried to sell me some really expensive face wash and other skin products.  One of the questions on the paperwork  you fill out in the beginning asks you if you want to see the esthetician after the visit with the Dr. and I clearly checked the \"no\" box.  \n\nOverall, I waited about 5 minutes before seeing the doctor, which was a good thing.  Front desk was friendly and helpful.  What I didn't like was that the visit felt rushed, it  almost felt like he had better things to do.  It's all good though.
__label__4 They accept Culinary Health Fund insurance.  A huge plus in Vegas/Henderson.\n\nI called on a Tues morning at 9am when they opened.  I was able to get an appt. for the same day at 1pm.  I arrived 15 min early as requested.  While I was filling out the paperwork (a small amount), another patient arrived.  He signed in and was seen withing 5 min.  After finishing my paperwork, I was also seen within 5 min.  I was first seen by the assistant who took digital Xrays.  They were quick and harmless.  She explained a couple things and then I had to wait less than 10 min to see Dr. Eric Lac.  In the meantime they gave me the remote to the tv and actually had expanded cable channels (not movie).  Dr Lac came in and asked some questions, explained some things, examined my teeth then gave them a deep cleaning.  The deep cleaning was simple and painless.  I used to hate this and I had to make an effort to not tense up once I realized this was painless.  After Dr. Lac, the assistant came back in and polished my teeth, also simple and painless.  They gave me a goodie bag and scheduled me for 6 months.\n\nImportant details for me personally.  First, I couldn't tell if anyone smoked or not.  I absolutely hate when someone is working close to my face with their face and I have to smell their dying cigarette lungs breathing 5 inches from me.  And the assistant and Dr Lac didn't have foul breathe.  Also really important when visiting a dentist.  Second, the wait time where minimal.  Finally, the staff was pleasant and visit was comfortable.\n\nI do recommend this dentist.  I'll be back in 6 months.
__label__0 For some reason when I bought my house my neighbor's garage opener opened my garage door too.  I just needed help on what needed to be done to reset it.  Anytime Garage Doors' business card was taped to the garage door so I figure I'll give them a try, bad mistake.  They came and spent most of the time telling me how I should just replace the whole door (this house is built it 2007, I'm not going to replace it in 2011 and there's nothing else wrong with it).  After they spent 15 minutes telling me how much my garage door sucked tried to get me to get another one they finally reset the mechanism (took less than a minute), and charged me $80.  \nDon't use them!\nP.S. I recently needed another repair on another property and called Dreikosen Garage Door Service after looking at Yelp and he's completely the opposite; friendly, professional, reasonably priced.
__label__4 Very informative, great prices, very thoughtful and friendly. Before you get ripped-off for a new violin visit this place.\nI am saving my money for when is time to upgrade my 10 year-old violin's, will definitively buy one there.
__label__0 Let me start by saying I love pizza. I eat it about 1-2x a week. I'll eat at the local shops and the large chains and places like Costco. I hate Little Caesar's pizza and now i hate Domino's too. I decided to give them another try on account of my mother in law giving me a $10 gift card. I tried their 3 topping carryout special and got 2 pizzas. Now I got a bunch of pizza that the trash can will eat. \n\nThe crust was gross and was over seasoned. It's kind they are hiding the lack of quality of crust with an overabundance of seasoning. The same ad a stinky teenage kid does with to much cologne / body spray. \n\nIt'll probably another 5+ years until I decide to torture my taste buds again. This was a bad choice. Do yourself and the local economy a favor and buy from one the bazzillion local pizza places, all of which will take a hundred times better than the crap I'm attempting to digest right now!
__label__2 Chimichangas are very good and filling....couldn't finish it. The salsa was decent and slightly spicy.  Had a peach Margarita...very yummy and strong.
__label__2 I'm not a big fan of Subway.  Unless it's February for their Febru-Any specials.  I will say though it's funny most people post negative experiences.  As is normal, we tend to remember negative experiences more as good service is always expected.\n    I have to say though this is your average run of the mill sub shop, nothing that will stand out and say man I love this place! But having said that, the dozens of times I've been here I've never had a negative experience unless you count them mixing onions in their lettuce who knows how many time lol but that's no biggie. \n    3 of 5 cause that's George W Bush... you know average... okay he had C average but you know dang well he bought that.  That's beyond the point though lol
__label__3 FInally found good Chinese in Las Vegas.  Prices are excellent, too. Go out of their way to please...I wanted a particular item...they made it special for me.  Of course, language skills are always a problem with most ethnic restaurants...but for everything that matters, it is great food at a great price.
__label__0 Not so hot.   Confusing as to park when you arrive, only 2 bellman and on arrival we did not see any, so we just kind of had to wait in the car.  Finally one arrived, flagged us where to park the car and said luggage had to be checked in there as a room would not be ready.  In all this confusion, who was in the car, who was already out, we forgot the tip.  But our bellman did not as he announced loudly, \" Guess I work for free today\"  The last one in our party ran back and tipped right away.  We stood in for ONE hour to check in.  They charged additional $50 to our credit cards for incidentals we \"might\" have.  It was taken away about 5 days later.   Once in our room we immediately called for luggage as we had dinner and a show scheduled.  After a half hour, we called again to check and the girl told \" we are busy and your luggage will arrive when it arrives.  I don't have to say anymore.   We will never stay here again, really poor service and a horrible attitude.  They do not care about guests or repeat visits.   Go someplace else.
__label__4 Ok so I'm posting this due to the location that I'm in, but I'm on the putters that's located on las Vegas Blvd .  But because the las vegas blvd isn't listed on here I'm just using this location to yelp on this location on las Vegas blvd . But this bartender name SEAN , is GREAT !  NOT only his bartending experience but his attitude is awesome , he's a respectful person , always takes Good care of his customers , always on top of his game , see our beers that are running low he's always refilling us ! Please get back to SEAN and let him know that he's great At his job !! Thank you sean from SESSA!
__label__2 We always get meat here when it has yellow tags. Saving money. Also I drop off my proscriptions and pick up later. They will send you a text when ready.
__label__3 Located in the Arroyo shopping complex, close to Chipotle this is the place I've been going to to get my eyes checked for the past couple years. The doctor is cool, friendly, and never rushes through the exam. He takes the time to explain things and answer any questions. The rest of the staff is friendly and very helpful. They'll help you find the perfect set of new frames and their selection is fairly extensive. A lot of designer brands and plenty of affordable ones too. Their prices are comparable to other optometrists I've been to. They're also good with kids, so you can bring the whole family down here to get everyone's eyes checked out.
__label__1 While looking at replacing some toilets, we stopped by Lowe's to check the prices. The question I asked the chipper employer, while pointing at a specific toilet was, \"Is this the only one piece toilet you have?\" She responded, \"No. We have lots of toilets,\" as she pointed to the row of two piece toilets. I repeated my question, \"Is this the only one piece toilet you have?\" Her response, \"Do you want a one piece toilet?\" No, genius, I'm asking for my health.... This left me super frustrated so we left.
__label__4 Had a good time!
__label__4 Love the place! The newest songs! Best gathering place in town!
__label__0 Their website doesn't work, and I tried the phone number and it isn't in service?
__label__0 Well after getting there and waiting 7 minutes in line (I was the second person in line and a lady standing around told me she had already been waiting 40 minutes for a prescription she was told would be ready at 4pm, it was already 4:40pm) The girl behind the counter did not say hello or anything and just looked at me, so I handed her my prescription and she started typing it in, then I put my drug card on the table and she took that one also.  Then she says \"Its this store policy to not accept that drug card for this medicine (You see on the drug cards website it said CVS there would take their card FOR this medication and it would be $22.94, so without it, they can charge me $210 for it)  So VERY rude service and does not take insurance EVEN when your insurance card says they will.  So in other words they are trying to steal from people SO BE CAREFUL.
__label__0 The doctors are great, but the staff is HORRIBLE! When I call, it seriously takes 8 to 10 minutes to get someone to answer. Not even exaggerating. when I went there for the first time, the staff looked at me like \"what do you want\" instead of asking \"how may I help you.\" My appt was at 2:30, I got there at 1:50 and didn't get seen until 4:22pm.... I mean, they could have atleast told me that they were behind on patients or something...Again, doctors-GREAT, Staff-HORRIBLE!
__label__0 OK, First thing first: It takes forever to see your doctor. Our shortest wait was 1 hour. It usually takes about 2 hours to see your doc. Be prepared to kill your precious time in the office. The nurses are nice and friendly, but cannot say the same for the office staff! \n\nAlthough we saw Dr. Fleisher regularly throughout the pregnancy, we didn't get him for the delivery. Instead, and UNFORTUNATELY, we had Dr. REBECCA TYRE who was on call for the delivery. In all fairness, we knew from the onset that getting Dr. Fleisher was not guaranteed and that we could get any of the six doctors for the delivery. And we had hoped that it would be OK to have someone other than Dr. Fleisher for the delivery as we had developed a good relationship with him. \n\nNow, the perplexing thing is not that we had a HORRIFYING and TRAUMATIZING experience with DR. TYRE, but that it is almost an established fact that DR. TYRE universally and repeatedly gets bad reviews! And please go check as many webmd reviews as you wish! She is unacceptably unprofessional. Now my question is to the office, Green Valley OB GYN: Why do you still have TYRE on board despite the fact that she has an established track record of traumatizing your patients??? It is such a shame when her own colleagues from the same office badmouth her practice and professionalism big time, yet still keep her there and allow her to ruin people's most important and emotional moments... \n\nNow please read our personal experience with Tyre below if you think that I am a little too harsh and decide for yourself...\n\nWhen Tyre came in to the delivery room at St. Rose Dominican Hospital, she didn't even bother to greet us! First thing we heard from her was \"where are you from?\" We knew that it wasn't going to be a pleasant experience, but she was on call that night! In only 15 minutes, she was able to traumatize us big time and to completely ruin the most magical and memorable moment of our life. Our daughter was born with a minor birth defect and Tyre broke it to us in an extremely unprofessional way. She looked at our baby and said \"what is wrong with this baby? Take \"it\" and check \"it\"!\" She didn't even let us enjoy our baby for one moment, shed happy tears, or celebrate the arrival of our precious angel. Then, of course, we completely freaked out, trying to figure out what was going on, but she refused to elaborate anything, stating that it wasn't her job to diagnose the newborn! \n\nA heartless and unprofessional woman, a monumental shame to her profession! She should not be involved with childbirth, one of the most emotional and magical human experiences ever. She is an arrogant doctor, and a horrible, ugly human being...Stay away from her, and from this office if possible...
__label__4 Last time I gave them 4 stars but I'm giving them 5 now bcuz Dr.Fliesher is the BEST!! Screw the wait time I would wait anyday for DR.Fliesher to deliver my baby. 6 weeks ago he delivered my son and I have to say he is amazing.  I have 2 kids my daughter I gave birth to in NY and I also had a great doctor there but he really knows what he's doing. I was iffy about him at first, I was really thinking about changing to a different doctor but I'm real glad I didn't. If u want a good doctor to deliver your baby he's the one! I had no problems
__label__4 This guy Gerry is as good as it gets, he wont rip you off, and his work stands the test of time, at least with the two vessels he has repaired for us. He's pretty quick and very knowledgable , very fair with his pricing as well. So as long as we have boats we'll be using Gerry when we need major repairs.
__label__2 I have said in the past that the clothing sold at Forever 21 isn't my style. Well, I lied. Kinda.  Forever 21 sells trendy clothes at very reasonable prices. As with most stuff, you are sacrificing quality to get the low prices. That said, you can find some terrific deals on basic items here.\n\nFor example... One of my favorite tank tops is from this store. It cost me less then $5. \nThere are great deals on accessories as well... like earrings for under $3!\n\nOn my most recent shopping trip I was looking for some white denim shorts. I was able to find other colors, but organization isn't really this Forever 21's strong point. I asked one of the employees working to help me find white shorts and she went in back and a few minutes later she returned with exactly what I wanted. \n\nThere are better Forever 21 stores out there. It seems like this one has as much stock as the larger stores, just less space to organize it all properly. Otherwise it's a great place to shop for good bargains!
__label__4 this place is AWESOME. not only did they fix my car really quickly, the job was superb and the guys behind the desk were really friendly, professional, warm and accommodating. i felt like i'd been a customer here for years or they were greeting an old friend. women can get sidelined in places like this, but nope, treated with nothing but respect and courtesy. the price was fair for all the work they did and they added in some coupons to help me out. love them, will definitely go back.
__label__4 I love this place for my shopping and their papaya salad. Although, everything they cook in that kitchen is pure magic. My family is from Cambodia and I was raised in Providence, RI while living in Connecticut. There was a heavy Southeast Asian influence in the part of Providence we often frequented. When we moved here about 8 years ago, it quickly vanished from my vision and my mother would go searching to no avail. Finally we found this wonderful gem and felt right at home with the food and the small family business appeal we were use to. I love being able to talk to the owner as i check out. They are nice and the food is authentic to the region. It reminds me of everything I grew up with.
__label__0 If you're looking for appliances, plumbing supplies, toilets, keep looking!  Pacific Sales has difficult to understand pricing, limited products on display, and long wait times for delivery.  Most ordering is from a catalog that does not have prices.  Do yourself a favor and skip the aggravation that accompanies shopping at Pacific Sales.
__label__0 Thus placer has The wrost serice   Thee doctors  are good, close from 1 to 2:15  butin realiti from 12:45 to 2:30 wors front ofices personal.
__label__0 Except the tortilla soup which was excellent, everything else absolutely sucked!   As a person who appreciates and enjoys food and tries out new restaurants all the time specifically in Las Vegas, I am pretty surprised to see a restaurant in a great location and with a famous owner be so bad.\n\nThe medium filet minion was burned on the outside and dry like cotton on the inside.  The scallops were way too salty and dry as well.  The wild mushrooms and the Au Gratin potatoes were just terrible (more like Friday's).   I guess we should have known how the night was going to turn out after eating the tasteless bread and butter.  Perhaps they had the wrong people in the kitchen on a slow Tuesday night in Vegas because the restaurant was only a fifth full but the service was slooooow!  \n\nAnyway, they took the Fillet off the bill since we did not eat it but it stated on the bill that \"customer did not like\".  I would be happy with that if I ate say an ethnic dish and I was not appreciative of the flavors or something like that.  But how the hell do you screw up a Filet Mignon in a steakhouse?  And then put it on the customer?  Really?\n\nHey Eva, at least take responsibility and add a line on the bill that says \"our food sucked\"!
__label__2 Went to Beso with a co-worker while at a trade show. It was a Monday night and the place was about 80% empty so ambiance didn't feel great. On the plus side, the restaurant has a great view of the water fountain/main entrance at Aria which is cool at night.\n\nThe food was solid, but not spectacular. The friend calamari appetizer was really good but my petite filet steak was just average. In addition I had ordered it with the blue cheese crust but they forget to serve it with it. When I pointed it out, they just threw some melted blue cheese on top. Not impressed. I ordered the herb fries as my side dish and they were pretty solid I must admit.\n\nOverall, I would say that Beso was fine but I think you can find better steak places.
__label__4 The new group seems to listening to the customers and they are on it. They took care of me and my needs without the feeling of someone trying anything over me. They explained the details before the work and  the mechanic even double checked to make sure everything is accurate. WOW!! I'm very satisfied. Definitely a great friendly group of guys and it's a big improvement from the previous experience. Awesome Job Steven and your team!! You will see more of my business for sure!\nThank you!!!
__label__4 This is my go-to Petsmart. The one on Craig is much closer, but I'd rather make the short jaunt up 5th to this location because it's cleaner, it's better stocked and the general area is much more pleasant to shop in.\n\nI've been here a handful of times now and every time they have the product I need in stock (Kaytee Orchard Grass in the 24oz bag for my bunny, Lulu). \n\nThe staff is always really warm and actually act like they love animals. Some of the other locations, the staff sometimes seems like they'd rather be having dental work.\n\nToday, the sweet girl at the register and I were discussing my rabbit and she was so informative about whether or not I could pre-order in bulk and pointed me to their website in the event they don't have it in stock. Standard knowledge, but I appreciated that she offered it up, like she genuinely cared that I got what I needed.\n\nFinally, at the end of our transaction, she lifts up my bags of hay gingerly, apologizing, but saying she's allergic to most of the hays so she was just being careful. I thought that was so sweet! She never let on the whole time we were talking that she was allergic or potentially uncomfortable. She just smiled and gave great customer service. I hustled the hay out of her vicinity, but she made a point to ask as I left what my bunny's name is. I wish I had made a point to ask hers!\n\nThat's how it's done, customer service. Thanks, Deer Springs Petsmart!
__label__0 The employees at the tire desk are so short with answering questions. Very quick to brush you off.  Will not be getting tires from there anymore or will not recommend to friends, go to discount tires instead..
__label__4 Still the best!! Jessica and her staff are amazing and caring! Stay independent amd come here for all your scripts!
__label__0 I have never had such poor customer service at a pharmacy.   I fax'ed them my script, insurance card, and driver's license, and when they said my insurance claim was denied (which didn't sound right), I paid cash for the expensive script over the phone and requested delivery so I didn't have to drive 45 minutes to them.  The delivery driver called when I was away from home, and I told him I would be gone for 2 hours or more, but that if it needed to stay cold I could just pick it up the next day.  He said that the vial was in with a cold pack and insisted that it would be ok on my doorstep for a couple hours in 90 degree heat, when it turns out it was just in a regular bag.  I called the pharmacy the next day to explain what happened, and that I now had a script that was no longer good, and they tried to say it was my fault for agreeing to have the driver leave it because the driver isn't allowed to know what's in the bag.  I was very surprised at how poorly they treated me up to this point, but it only got worse.  \nUpon my urging, they reluctantly called the driver and he gave the same account (he should have at least known it needed to remain cold and not in 90 degree heat on a doorstep), so they said they would order me another vial free of charge.  When I came to pick the new one up they demanded the old one back (which they didn't request before on the phone, luckily I saved it!!) and when I explained that they didn't mention that on the phone and that I live 45 min away, the tech actually yelled at me, and the pharmacist ganged up on me and started yelling as well.  I made the round trip to bring back the old vial and finally got the new vial.  On top of all of this, they also had my last name incorrect on the script, and said I had to pay cash when it turns out they didn't bill it correctly to my insurance and never gave me a receipt.  When I tried to have them bill the insurance again they couldn't figure out how to do it, despite having all of my information.  \nThey were obviously very angry at the monetary loss and sadly were not professional overall.  Having a delivery person is nice, but I was surprised at how many details were missing from this transaction (getting my name wrong, not billing insurance correctly, and not supplying me with a receipt).  I would get your meds elsewhere!!
__label__0 I'm not really happy with JT's. Missouri mud and Colorado's rocks and snow left my expensive mountain bike a bit of a mess. Also the tires it had just don't hold up well to the thorns and sharp rocks of the Mojave desert so it was time to find a local bike shop that could make things better. I picked JT's based on their location off I-515 at Horizon Drive in Henderson and the fact that they offer extended evening hours on Thu and Fri were a plus. \n\nI dropped my bike off on a Sunday and as they looked it over they recommended new tires right off the bat. The new Kenda tires are good, but it took JT's 4 days to get them in from their vendor which in this day and age seems a bit excessive. When I walked in to pick up my bike they went out the back door and wheeled it in...and this seriously freaked me out. While I've had the bike a few years it was a $3000 bike back then, and it's still got value now and it was left chained up outside? Yeah, not happy about that at all. After paying for the service work I loaded up the bike and headed home wondering how the bike would ride....\n\nSunday afternoon before sunset I took it over to the River Mountain Loop Trail to find out. And to be honest I am not happy. It has a new chain but it doesn't shift right. I was told my top of the line Shimano rear cassette was going to need replaced in a year or so. To be honest this is not my primary bike and it hasn't been ridden all that much. If it's got 250 miles on it I'd be shocked and most of that would be on Katy Trail riding in Missouri or some short stints up in the Colorado Rockies on slow downhill single track descents while stopping to snap pix with a camera in hand. So from the diminished ride quality to being told I may need to upgrade the rear cassette and that my brake pads would need replaced soon...again considering the usage I'm thinking I might want to find another local bike shop for the next time I need service. Specialized doesn't build junk, I didn't buy junk, at the time this was their top of the line, and for it to allegedly need all this service? Yeah...right. And quite frankly my bike still isn't where I would feel comfortable getting it out and going for a long ride. I'm just not happy with it. And with the money I spent...yeah, I'm beginning to think I might have got screwed and not in a good way either. \n\nOh and it clicks under load now where it never did before. And this is on pavement no less for the test ride. Again....I'm seriously NOT HAPPY.
__label__4 I have nothing but positive things to say about Henry's place. My whole family and I have been taking our cars to him for years and we have never been let down. I recommend him to everyone. BEST mechanic in town!!
__label__1 Staff manager isn't that friendly or helpful, and they never have what I want in stock. It is closer to my house than PetsMart, but after three unsuccessful trips I will just head to the competitor spot to get what I need.
__label__0 Why is it, there are 20 something registers but only 3 open? Every time I go there in the evening, there's always a line and I mean line as in 10-15 people in 2 lines. \nAlso why the crap do I need to show my receipt when you just seen me walk from the register after paying for my items?
__label__2 Ok just so I can get this off my mind. This place looks very nice and the prices are fine. But I'm not a woman I don't plan out my haircuts. 2 times I called this place for an appointment. I'm used to calling and getting a same day appointment. Haircuts are an impulsive act for a man not a Normandy invasion plan. First time I had to wait almost 2 weeks for 150 worth of services..gimme a break..get more barbers or something that's just unacceptable, cancelled that appointment a day later when I got done what I needed elsewhere for half the price...second time I was told I could be put on a wait list..lol..what? Am I buying a house..ridiculous...it's one thing to pay top dollar and it's another to be told I can't get in when I need to...doesn't matter much to me how high your ratings are...maybe someday I'll call and they will be able to fit me in before the next ice age...
__label__0 Zero stars would be better. The therapist (Stephanie) did not listen to a single word I said, nor follow the 'chart' I filled out. She pitched 4 different products (1, i understand...not 4). Then she pitched a couples massage, then an extension of 30 min...it never stopped. Neither did she-never quit talking. The mgr, Alex, was helpful and offered a complimentary massage to 'try another therapist'. I don't want another one, i'm actually in MORE pain today than when i came in (and no, not the 'good' pain after a deep tissue). I called today to explain i was also now cancelling the freebie and wanted my $39 back. She (a different mgr) said 'well the therapist still needs to get paid, even if you weren't satisfied.'  That's not how the world works- do your job and you'll get paid-maybe even tipped! If I changed your oil, used the wrong oil AND then your car knocked...i don't think this person would 'understand i need to get paid'. Really.\nSkip this place and its ditzy front desk help who gossips in front of you.
__label__4 Bought my R6 in march of 2010. Best service and still receiving discounts on gear. Manager is awesome and made my life a little happier by selling me my Yamaha.
__label__0 Bought the yz 450 back in 2011...was ok..\nCame back and was trying to buy a 2014 or 2013 r1 they wouldnt budge a cent on the price!  Even though I had already bought a bike from them..went to yamha of las vegas and got a new 2013r1 for $2000 cheaper than they wanted for a used 3000k mile 2013 r1!      There crazy!.    Just because im 22 and make alot of $ for my age dosnt mean im stupid and will buy it for any price....
__label__2 Oh, Red Ribbon, how I used to love thee... \n\nI stopped in with the bf the other night for some dessert. Luckily, they had just what I wanted... slices of ube cake and mocha chocolate crunch. We had just stuffed our faces for dinner elsewhere, so we ordered some slices to go and headed home. Once I was able to change out of my slacks and put on some sweat pants, I dug right into the cakes.\n\nSadly, they didn't live up to what I had experienced before. The mocha chocolate crunch lacked the mocha and the crunch. And both cakes were dry and missing a bit of the sweetness.\n\nI've had wonderful cakes from here before, so I'll come again to see if I can get what I've been craving.
__label__1 I live in San Diego and sent flowers to one of our employees working in Las Vegas whose father had passed.The employee did receive the flowers and she said they were beautiful, so I was pleased about that. BUT- he never sent me a receipt as requested and I have called 3 or 4 times to ask for one. Always I get a voicemail greeting and never do I get a call back. It is extremely frustrating. I would be happy to give more stars if I could actually get someone from this business on the phone and a receipt in my hand so I can get reimbursed for the purchase. Has anyone else had trouble reaching this business or getting a call back???
__label__4 Friendly and knowledgeable help. Wish this place was closer to us.
__label__0 One star for the soda machine ...\n\nWe were not impressed .. Where to start ...\n\nCustomer service - bad, no hello ,no welcome, no nothing .. Attitude like they didn't want to be there or wanted us there.\n\nFries - who likes soggy over salted fries? Not any of us!\n\nWings - we tried mild,  original hot and atomic..  They were dry, small and lacked flavor :(\n\nMaybe it was on off nigh, but since its not worth the price, we are not coming back .. Should of gone to BWW is what all three of us said.
__label__2 First of all, Mitchell and Dr. Chen in X-Ray were wonderful.  Mitchell was pleasant and didn't get annoyed by my myriad of questions.  Dr. Chen handled the injections very well, and did a great job at keeping me talking and distracted so that I didn't freak out too much.  \n\nThe technicians who did the actual MRI were good until the end - I wasn't sure if I needed to check out with the front desk or where to go and the girl who did my MRI basically shoed me out of the room without even showing me where I could change out of the hospital gown back into my clothes.  I left feeling rather disoriented.  Also, the injections are pretty painful and have left me pretty sore - since I can't take aspirin or ibuprofin (because of the dye injected or something?) I thought I'd get a scrip for some aspirin-free painkillers for the next day or two.  Nothing.  Nada.  I was pretty miserable last night, needless to say.  \n\nI was also a little annoyed by the cost - I have insurance and was told the procedure was covered.  I still had to pay $475 bucks for the procedure.  Strange, as that's pretty close to what I would pay if I was just doing cash out of pocket.  Hmmm...\n\nIt wasn't a horrid experience (Dr. Chen and Mitchell saved it from being that), but it could have been a lot better.
__label__0 Yah this  ez pawn shop sucks. Its a rep off n it look like sh** they sell stuff that don't even work! Im warning you this pawn shop is a waste of time n ur money .my rate of this  place Is .poor hella hella poor N customer services BAD TAKE MY WORD FOR IT
__label__0 THIS PLACE IS AWFUL, UNORGANIZED AND NOT FRIENDLY. I went to this facility after I was in a car accident and received sub-par treatment. Additionally, after I ceased treatment, I was sent on a six month long nightmare battle with the billing department. I was sent to collections twice after personally paying bills, my med-pay satisfying bills, etc. I eventually had to physically go to the location and send a huge copy of bills/received payment, etc. to the collections agency. DO NOT TAKE YOUR BUSINESS TO THIS LOCATION UNLESS YOU ARE INTERESTED IN RISKING YOUR CREDIT AND SANITY.
__label__0 I switched insurance a couple years ago and needed a new ppo doctor, this office was the one my gf used.  From the start, I had bad experiences with this office.  I was never assigned a doctor and always given a random doctor or nurse.  I have 2 different tests done that required 3-5 business days for results.  Both times I did not receive a call back after 10 business days and had to call more than 2 times for my results. \n\n My biggest complaint however comes from my last visit.  On that day the office had a \"$50 see the doctor sign outside\" the office was absolutely packed with people that did not have insurance.  I waited for 45 min before I sent to the back and waited another 45 min.  I finally left because I had to go back to work.  I paid $25 for the visit and was charged a $50 \"no call no show\" fee.  They would not remove the fee from my account.  \n\nThis office is ran extremely poor starting at the front office.  Even without my latest issue I was ready to change doctors.  I would not recommend them to anyone.
__label__1 Mediocre taste and horrible service. Always one person working and takes forever to make the boba.
__label__1 Really? People can't really be this bad at working and getting the basics right. Order: coke soda, kiwi smoothie with strawberry boba, egg rolls (veggie) and the roast beef sandwich with JUST mayo and cheese.  \n\nMISTAKE #1: they made a kiwi slushie not smoothie with regular (black) boba instead of with strawberry boba. Totally wrong. \nMISTAKE #2: roast beef sandwich had all of the toppings instead as regulated with just cheese n mayo. \nMISTAKE #3: not a mistake per-say but it took 15 minutes just to get us our coke. That should of been the first thing out. \n\nPROS: eggs rolls were bomb. My friend called and they were willing to fix order, so we drove back to get the correct order.  They were nice about it and apologized.
__label__0 Bagels here are now $3.49 for a bagel with cream cheese. Uh sorry but it isn't that good! These bagels are pretty good but I'm not going to pay that much just for a bagel. I would rather stay home to eat one I bought from the store. One bagel is $1.19. How is adding cream cheese an extra $2.39? Wowza
__label__4 The $5 lunch deal is a lot of awesome food - why would anyone go to the Subway next door?  Because of the popularity of the lunch deal, they're usually super busy during lunch hours.  No matter how long you have to wait though, you'll always get friendly service.\n\nAll of their breads are freshly made and you can't go wrong with any of them.  I've tried the wheat, ciabatta and sour dough and they're all really good.\n\nMy co-workers and I go there about once a week and we all love the Hell's Kitchen, Chicken Salad, Tuna Salad and of course the Turkey sandwiches, so I'd definitely recommend any of those.
__label__2 had to get a cashiers check.  There were three people behind hte tellers counter but only one window open.  the line of three people essentially was begging for them to open the other two.  The tellers were just chitchatting and that's what upset me.  I had to get a cashiers check with they did with ease, and actually waved the 8 dollar fee, so that was a plus that made it an even A-ok in my book.
__label__1 Just had the worst experience ever at Picture People in Henderson Nevada. The white background of my photos show the scuff marks of the backdrop, they did a shoddy job of cropping, only allowed me a certain number of photos to go on my disk (nowhere in writing does it say I only get \"x\" number of photos), refused to give me a price sheet because \"we just know the price of and tell customers the price\", and above all refused to accept my coupon for $20 off a $100 purchase because they said it excluded the CD...umm... once again nowhere in writing does it say \"excludes the photo CD\"! The best part is the manager was the individual I was dealing with!! If it werent for the fact that my husband very nicely asked me to just woosah the situation I would have flipped out....Now I am just looking at the photos crying. I am definitely going to tell everyone I know not to waste their money.... 100% satisfaction guarantee my butt!   \n\nI gave them 2 stars because Portia was an amazing photographer and was very interactive and animated with my 3 month old to get her to smile
__label__1 Uh, old, rundown car wash. Person checking u in just walked up to window and didn't say anything. Pointed to a sign saying fold in mirrors, took a long-handled brush and roughly brushed down lower rocker panels. Automated wash and then you drive into the \"finish area\". The slowest and most disinterested employees mosey on over and do a half-assed job of cleaning. No one overseeing the work. Pretty lousy experience. Certainly a good car wash for $5.99, not the $19.99 I was charged. There are much better car washes out there.
__label__0 This place is the worst.  It is super dirty not the best part of town.  It looks like they never wash any sheets the place smells!!  I notice some of the good reviews on this place is for the casino next door that is part of the Hotel so don't be fooled
__label__0 First, you have to be transferred to so many people before finally someone can understand an issue. I have had service to my water heater and to my air conditioning. The water heater guy was a complete cocky a**hole, not only called 10 minutes before the last possible time he could be here (they told me between 9-12p) and said it'll be another hour or so, no apology. Once he arrived, he said I needed a whole bunch of \"up to code\" stuff. When I checked with other companies, they said I didn't need all that. Air Pro had to do the install per home warranty, but I got the un needed charges that I was told by the water heater guy that I \"needed\" off, it was $120 worth of stuff not covered by home warranty. The comment by Maggie about the \"required\" disposal for $180 also was told to me, when I looked into it, I found out it's not required and I can do it myself.\nThe man that came out for the a/c was very nice and helpful, no problem with the a/c worker.\nI have a new issue with my AquaTherm system, something that works with my water heater to keep my house warm....something I obviously won't need to have run in the Summer....but it has been running,and gas bill is 3x what it should be, so I called my home warranty company and they sent the same a**hole from AirPro that installed my water heater. So unprofessional, he said \"who installed that water heater, cause they did a good job\". I didn't find it funny. He just looked at the AquaTherm and said there is nothing wrong with it, and he doesn't work on those, so I'll need to call the home warranty company back and Air Pro will need to send someone that works on the air conditioning, because it's those people who work on the AquaTherm....so that's what I did. I explained very clearly that it is not the a/c and not the water heater, but my AquaTherm system that needed repair, and I'm no tech, but my AquaTherm works with my water heater, so why does someone who works on a/c need to repair it? So Air Pro sends another person who can't fix it and they tell me it is a plumbing issue and they will have to call and schedule that.....who knows what issue it will be next, but this system running is costing me money each day and the people at Air Pro don't seem to care or want to help.
__label__0 They were sent out to us by our home warranty service, which should have been my first red flag since our home warranty has been terrible.  There was a $60 service fee for them to come out.  They said that the issue wouldn't be covered by our home warranty, but they would fix it for $30, so we would owe a total of $90.  We confirmed with the service guy three times.  We paid the $90 in cash, then got a bill later from our home warranty for an additional $60.  Air Pro Master then said the repair was $90 and we still owed the $60.  From now on, don't trust anything that comes out of their mouth, make sure it is crystal clear in writing.
__label__4 Sure am glad they built this place.  Much cleaner than the chevron and it was way to busy anyways.  Southern highlands is a large community with not enough gas stations.
__label__4 Great bed side manner,  his staff treats me like family,  if he's running behind they keep me informed along the way (he does deliver babies after all & they kinda have to come first). He always addresses my concerns and since I'm pregnant there can be a lot of them, he takes his time makes sure I'm comfortable and fully confident that I understand. I had one shift concern that really was not even an issue for someone pregnant in my age range, but as soon as I mentioned it he immediately said then let's have you do genetic testing with a specialist, you don't need to stress and worry. That was it, they took care of it. They follow up all the time,  and their front staff are amazing. I refer then to everybody. My husband has met him at my visits and agrees he's much better than the dr I had with my first baby.
__label__4 I've been coming to Kenfield ever since I was 15 years old. I'm 23 now, and I don't trust anyone else with my hair. He does wonderful work for a reasonable price.\n\nI noticed a review before about an awful experience a customer had a little over a week ago, claiming he messed up her hair, and her shirt. Being a long time customer of Ken's I asked about this situation. I would soon find out his side of the story if any of you care to know both sides of the coin.\n\nShe had been to his salon once before. This time, during her visit she informed Ken that someone had messed up her hair, and she needed him to fix it with the box color she had in hand. During her experience she never once complained about burning from the color. I myself have just bleached my hair & I understand how much a burn can hurt, but if the color was burning her & dripped down her neck & ruined her shirt, then why didn't she say anything in the beginning? Coloring your hair involves chemicals, of course it will damage your shirt if it gets to it, but that's a ridiculous allegation when the capes that are draped over us cover the part of her shirt that's messed up.\n\nKen wants to show the video surveillance of what really went down. Don't let that one bad review color your opinion of Kenfield. Come in, try him. You won't be disappointed.
__label__3 Ok, a 7-11 is a 7-11. But when I grew up there was an video arcade machine in the 7-11s. Less one star for no streetfighter arcade game.\n\nBesides that nothing crazy or new about 7-11s. They have drinks, snacks, and misc grocery stuff. I always thought that 7-11s were convenience stores without the gas station. Well I've been proven wrong about that now since there are 7-11 gas stations... Who would have thunk it!?
__label__4 I'm a HUGE fan of Coach products. I love their handbags, their wallets, their rings, their sunglasses, and even their shoes. I try to buy at the outlets, but sometimes I just have to buy at the retail boutique if something catches my eye.\n\nStephen will say that I never pass an opportunity to walk inside a Coach boutique. Today was no exception, and I was greeted warmly by the sales girls. \n\nThey try to find sunglasses to replace my scratched up once, but no such luck. Then they tried to sell me, of course, a new handbag. I could not find the perfect one for me. \n\nThen we were discussing wallets, and they had the one I was looking for. They even offered to look up my 25% discount that their marketing department has sent me, and I left at home on my kitchen table.\n\nGood thing I am in their computer system, they found my discount code immediately, and my wallet was practically a steal at $103. \n\nAs I was walking out the store, another hand bag caught my eye, and I groaned that I should have waited to use my discount coupon. The sales girl smiled and said she would honor the coupon code if I really wanted the handbag. Unfortunately it didn't have in enough pockets, so I passed on it. I walked out the store, waving to the Coach girlfriends, :-) with my new wallet.
__label__0 Would give them zero if I could.  Employees seem to happy to be miserable and treat customers like they are five year old.  Service is non-existent, place looks like a 70's basement with vintage TV and I refuse to use them again.\n\nThis seems to be the go to location for area car dealers when rentals are needed and i will not do it again.  I will ride my bike instead of using them.
__label__0 Worst experience I've had with a business. You would think reserving a car a week in advance would have a car waiting for you at the place you made the reservation for. Well you would be very wrong. \n\nI came in with my reservation that I PREPAID reservation and while I was waiting in like a lady comes out and says the have no more cars and doesn't explain anything. I actually had to ask what I was supposed to do with my prepaid reservation and she tells me that my card was not charged and that I should go to the airport to get a car...OK... So does the airport have a car available before I drive all the way over there. Well that was too much to ask because they don't know and they can't get a hold of them.\n\nOh and apparently their website it not run by Hertz so they have no control over reservations and cannot guarantee you will have a car waiting for you. So if you absolutely need to rent a car do not go with Hertz.
__label__2 What's there to say? It's a dry cleaner. It happens to be my dry cleaner of choice because it's a mere 3-minute walk from my house. I don't usually have things dry cleaned, so I cannot compare pricing. Overall... A-OK!
__label__4 I was so worried about finding a great Dr when I left Oregon. I was referred to him by a clinic so I was a little skeptical at first. Couldn't have been luckier to get him as my OB/GYN... He is very attentive and caring.He goes above and beyond the call of duty!!! Unfortunately for him, he is stuck with me!!! :)
__label__3 Had an issue while trying to cancel my reservation, but Jim S. went out of his way to call me and correct the problem. Will definitely do this on my next trip to Vegas.\n\nThanks again for being so helpful.
__label__0 I tried to get a massage here but, after completing the paperwork, they refused to serve me without a Drs. note. Who carries a Drs. note around to get a massage? Yes, I have a medical condition and to be 100% honest, it has never prevented any business from serving me and I get massages about every 10-14 days. I found it totally insulting and illustrates the true ignorance of some people.\n\nI found this place unprofessional upon walking in based on the following: \n\n1) The receptionist and the two therapists (including, David, the one scheduled to complete my massage) were eating their Wendy's right in the front area. \n\n2) It is in an older office park and not the most appealing atmosphere.\n\n3) Once they refused to serve me, and I was in absolute shock for their reasoning, other employees got involved and my medical condition was being discussed in front of another person that was there for a service.\n\nI couldn't help thinking, the real reason they refused to serve me was they all wanted to get back to their Wendy's.\n\nThis was the last promotional deal that I will buy from a independent massage/spa. Luckily, Groupon refunded me immediately after hearing the story. No questions asked. I guess sticking with reputable spas like Qua at Caesars, and the spas at Red Rock and Green Valley are worth the money. This is super unfortunate for the smaller businesses in Las Vegas because I believe in this economy, it is the locals, that support the community and privately owned businesses.
__label__4 OK, this place is not for your average pet owner...\n\nThe prices here are higher than PetSmart or other kennels, but the accomodation and service are exceptional:  \n\n1)  Even the base rooms are quite large.  My 80lb Labrador had a 5x12 room with his own TV, persian rug, and doggy bed.  There is even a Presidental Suite that is bigger and more luxorious than a lot of studio apartments.  \n\n2)  The animals are only locked up at night... all day they get to run around in one of two large areas inside and play with the other dogs.  They also have a grassy area indoors to allow the dogs to do their duty.  :)\n\n3)  The staff is very friendly and loves animals.  My dog lost about 7 lbs during a 2-week stay here due to all of the running around with the other dogs... they actually called me told me he looked skinny asking if they could up the amount of food he was getting.\n\n4)  Location is very convienant to the airport--easy to drop off and pick up.\n\n5)  Everything is indoors, so there is no need to worry about your dog running off while being walked on the leash.  Also, during the summer months, it is comforting to know that my dog is not outside dying in the heat.\n\nThey also offer Doggy Day Care which has proven useful a few times.
__label__3 I've read both ends of the reviews on this boarding facility and I have to err on the side of positive rather than negative.\n\nI dropped off my jack russell terrier there for one night and have no complaints.  They are more pricey than I would like to see, but the facility (in a large business park warehouse) was large and was comparable to Pet Smart's hotel.  You make up the price difference when you consider that the dogs are constantly socializing and playing with each other for most of the day.  You don't have to pay extra for the socialization and it gets your dog out of its pen.\n\nFor my small dog, I did have a small pen, which had its own cot.  There are tvs scattered around showing dog related cartoons and programming.  There are small, medium, and large sized play areas, depending on your size dog.  You can see some of the areas from the front desk at check in.  Both at check in and at check out, I did see an \"accident\" or two on the floor in the play area, but given the amount of dogs that were running around, I'd say that's probably only natural.\n\nThe staff members were very friendly, and I will book space there again next time I'm in town.  Is it a perfect location?  No, but I have yet to find one that is.  It's getting there, however, and I would have no problem endorsing it.
__label__0 My experience this time was not good my daughter tried on a costume and it was ripped before she tried it on they wanted me to purchase this I was going to a holloween party after. The owner was very rude i told him Im going to buy my kid a costume  but not the riped one i also said my brothers are going to purches costumes too The owner said you don't need to purches anything in my store.Every  year I shop here FOR KNOW THIS WON'T BE THE PLACE VERY BAD CUSTUMER SERVICE !
__label__0 I am in a ton of pain and needed to see a back doctor.\nImagine my surprise when this practice said they wouldn't see me because I am paying cash.\nI was told that they ONLY see patients with insurance coverage.\nI guess it's easier to milk an insurance company than a cash paying patient.
__label__2 These stores are HUGE and there's never anyone in them. How they stay in biz is beyond me. Any who, there were plenty of workers around to try to help me find an anti-glare screen for my lappy 5000, but it turns out they do not sell this product anymore. Boo. Need a sharpie or a binder? Come here. Need anything beyond that? Call Amazon.
__label__0 The only good thing about this place is that it's open Saturdays and a very nice dental assistant. Other than that I would not suggest this dental office. My husband and I went in for a dental exam/ cleaning/ X-rays - or so I thought, they just took exams and gave us a list of what was wrong with our teeth and the cost. The receptionist was not easy to talk to , and it was hard to understand her when I asked questions.
__label__4 LOVE, love, love this place! Even still after I moved. I've yet to found any place that can compare to Yanni's Gyros. I'm so proud of myself for discovering this little gem!\n\nI'm not a big fan of lamb, but I seriously enjoy their lamb gyro. Their tzatziki sauce is so good, I always want to ask for more just to dip my gyro before every bite. They stuff their gyros with a lot of onion, that's a plus for me. And their hummus is delish! It's the best hummus I've ever had. I'm so addicted, I wished they could do shipments! I also had the pleasure of trying their garlic-feta fries, what a brilliant creation, it's a little spicy but you just can't stop eating it. I always make a pivotal stop every time I am in Vegas. They are pricey but it's money well spent.\n\nThe family are also very kind. I hope everyone continues to go here, I want to keep them in business forever!
__label__4 Yum, yum, yum....need i say more?   Expected fast somewhat mediocre greek food....got the most delicious lunch!   Be sure to get the grilled chicken salad!
__label__3 I absolutely loved my gyro and garlic feta fries. While I was here, a lady told the owner that she visit her family in New York and in Greece and told her she loved how authentic the gyros were. Me? I wouldn't know if they are authentic or not, I just know the gyro I had was wonderful. Moist meat, right amount of sauce too. Also something unique that I've never had before was the garlic feta fries, these were very good however I must warn you, do not have these fries on a first date or if you need to speak customers at work. Very, very nice people here, they seemed to be friendly to everyone. I didn't try their baklava but the table next to me raved about it so I'll try it next time because I know I'll be back next time I'm near here. Some reviews may say these place is pricey, but I just think those people are cheap, prices were in line with other gyro places. I got the gyro meal for $10.95 which included a side and drink. Totally reasonable. Try this place I think you'll like it.
__label__2 I've not had Greek/Mediterranean food in awhile.  Was craving a gyro and baba ghanoush.  I ordered the combo platter with each item.  I was disappointed to see they use the frozen, thin, pre sliced strips of packaged gyro meat.  The menu said the meat is lamb.  When you say it's one thing - it shouldn't contain a blend.  This gyro meat is certainly a blended product.  Typically bad.   \n\nWhile I sat and looked at the gyro I had to make the best of it.  The pita was fresh and warm.  Other than the gyro meat the rest of the internal garnish in the product was fresh, crisp, and the tzatziki sauce was refreshing.\n\nThe baba ghanoush was ok.  It lacked color and texture.  I would hope a fresh made product (crossing my fingers on that one) would be a bit more robust and chunky.  This could be accomplished by fire roasting the eggplant. They tried their best to dress up the dish with a nice floral arrangement of sliced  cucumber.  I sadly had to add a touch of hot sauce to give it a little flavor.   \n\nFor around $12 you get a gyro, side, and a drink.  Not too bad.  It would be nice to see them utilize a better gyro meat product.  \n\nI'll try it again.....I will stay away from the gyro meat and try one of their other dishes
__label__2 Chocolate pecan bears and chocolate caramel popcorn are the two things I got to try from here. I didn't even know they had this place in Vegas and so it was a nice little surprise to find out this place existed.\n\nThe chocolate caramel popcorn was sweet and crispy. It was great.\nThe chocolate pecan bears were individually wrapped and each one had some pecans and chewy caramel inside. This was a nice sweet treat too.\n\nTasty treats from this place can only make the Vegas experience even sweeter!
__label__1 They are open year round and have the largest selection of costumes and accessories that I've seen. There are no dressing rooms, so you'll have to try everything on in the aisles. Each costume normally has a set specific for you to try on, but if you need a different size and they don't have a sample in that size then you're SOL. \n\nThe customer service left something to be desired. I went in yesterday trying to get an early start on a costume for my 5 year old. I found a wonderful costume online, but I'm often nervous about making online clothing purchases and not knowing if it'll be a proper fit, so I thought I'd see if they had it. I was immediately greeted by a man who asked if there was anything he could help me find. I told him about the costume and even showed him a picture. He said he'd check their computer and made a point of telling me that he'd find me in the store if I left the aisle I was in. I continued looking around, but after 20 mins...He didn't return.\n\nI picked up a small mask that caught my child's eye and made my way to the register. The man was there along with SIX others, buy none of them said a single word to me. I awkwardly looked about me to ensure I was standing within the roped area that signals a customer is ready to purchase and still none of them asked to assist me. Finally, one of the pudgier guys who had walked back and forth behind the counter and made eye contact with me twice before...looked at me again and without saying anything just waved his hand to motion me forward as he rolled his eyes. I get to his register and he says \"I'll help you.\" There was no mistaking his unpleasant attitude. \n\nMost of the costumes here can be found elsewhere and much, much cheaper. I went to Party City before going here and Halloween Mart is selling the same exact Queen of Hearts costume for $40.00 more than Party City. \n\nIf it's not Halloween and you absolutely need a costume and cannot wait to have it shipped from online then, ok...you can go here as a last resort. It might be a better idea to try the costume on here and buy it online as Halloween Marr isover priced and the staff is rude.
__label__1 Gas prices due to location are higher than average.  I usually don't fill up here but frequent the the convenience store cause it's on the way to work.\n   Very rarely do I see them having specials on their snacks.  Expect candy bars to be .99cents and above, their soft drinks too are usually higher than most convenience stores too I've frequent (think Green Valley grocery from Shell that is cheaper).  The one upside to this place the hot clerk.  I've never seen a cute girl work behind a counter at the gas station in say... everrrrr lol
__label__1 Good for nails BUT DONT GET LASHES DONE HERE! I just looked at a girl at doe eyed lashes in person and omg what a difference! Mine look clumped and glued together and like a strip was put on! They are painful and itchy and my eyes are constantly gooping because of them! No good at all! Hers look natural and amazing!!! Go to doe eyed lashes! They do a fantastic job!
__label__0 If cab number 546 pulls up, wait for the next cab!! \n\nI have never experienced a more reckless driver in my life -- speeding, violently switching between lanes, jerking the car around. We asked the driver to slow down, and his response was that if we didn't like his driving, he could turn around and take us back to the hotel (of course he turned around to say this us, and we had to ask him to turn around and watch the road). He then proceeded to drive unreasonably slow in the left lane, despite other cars honking at him. To make matters worse, over this course of this ride, our driver ate an ice cream, finished a couple bottles of water and was on his cell phone... Terrifying.
__label__0 One of the bad cab companies we used during a recent Vegas trip.  The cab driver tried to long haul us when we asked him to drive us from the Rio to the Luxor.  Instead of jumping on the I-15 and exiting on Tropicana, he was going to take us one exit further, which would have cost us another $8-$10.\n\nWhen I asked him \"Dude, are you going to exit on Trop?\", he said \"You're going to the Luxor right? I'm taking you there.\".....I said \"I used to live here for many yrs, don't bulls__t me and exit on Trop.\"\n\nHe did and wasn't happy about it.  Guess what, he got $0 tip from me.  They get a % of their fare anyway and we can't control that....but the last thing I was going to do was give this guy a tip for trying to long haul me.\n\nReturn Factor - 5%
__label__0 This would be zero stars if I could. Cab #507 picked me up from the airport on 9/3/14 and charged me $35.50 to get to the Marriott (our cab from the hotel to the airport at the end of our stay was only $14). \n\nHe asked me if I was in town for fun, and when I said it was for a meeting, I guess he decided to soak what he imagined was a robust expense account...except I work for an education non-profit, not some fancy corporation, so when he decided to fleece me, he actually was taking money away from important educational support programs.\n\nI'm going to report Nellis Cab Co. to the BBB and any sort of taxi regulation organization I can find. Scamming out-of-town non-profit workers is as easy as taking services from children.
__label__3 service was great
__label__0 They the one mess up my order but she is like it my faul. after she need to make new one she said I have to make sure my order and she give me bad attitude.
__label__2 Never had a problem with the gasoline here, and it's cheaper in price than Smith's or other places in the immediate vicinity. I like the car wash fair enough, and there are vacuum cleaners available with car wash purchase. The store is always very busy but the cashiers were efficient and polite. The store seems to be clean enough. Far too often there are panhandlers scamming people, but there isn't much the property can do about it except tell the panhandlers to leave.
__label__3 i don't know if i would have to do a review for chiptole because everyone already knows how delicious chipotle is.  \n\ni think this particular location is pretty good though.  they are normally generous with the portions and the food is always fresh.  i will forever try to avoid the location by the lv outlet mall on lv blvd - we both found hairs in our food last time we went and they somehow got our burrito bowls soupy.\n\nanyways, yeah - compared to some of the other locations we've tried in vegas, this one is pretty solid!
__label__3 Always a go to spot if I'm craving a hearty burrito! I recently got into the quesorito which is now hands down my top 5 burritos of all time. You have your regular chipotle burrito but instead of your average tortilla, the wonderful ingredients are wrapped around a quesadilla which just kicks your taste buds up a notch. It may be filling for everyone else but just right for me. I do also recommend the taco kit, which is pretty much two tortillas, rice beans and choice of meat with a side bag of chips and a drink! You cannot go wrong there! It is one of my girlfriends favorite things to get.
__label__0 Can't say enough BAD things about Sprint.  Without insurance, warranty replacements are $75 and the representatives are combative and unprofessional.  We agreed to pay the $75 because our Samsung galaxy s4 has no signal and were told, after paying,  it would be up to 10 days before we could get the phone exchanged.   So now we are without a phone,  out $75, and paying for a service we're NOT receiving.....just great! Store hours for repairs are wonky also....open at 12pm and close at 5pm.  I so want to cancel and be rid of this headache.   I don't think they even care to lose our 3 phone lines....if it wasn't for the contract I would be running away from here.
__label__0 Extremely disappointed! I went in blindly and walked out feeling taken advantage of! The owner reminds me of a sleazy used car salesman. I asked if I could make monthly payment without auto deduction, he said yes, then AFTER taking my first payment he said that it has to be automatically deducted! He failed to tell me about all of the other expenses. There is a graduation every 8 weeks that costs $60 and every kid graduates whether they deserve to or not. The classes are only 30 mins and so full of kids that yours can easily be lost in the mix. Then, he pushes you to sign up for a leadership program that cost $20 more on top of the ridiculous $137 a month! After your child has moved up to next class, then he wants a whopping $613 for the equipment that's required for that class! The whole time he is pushing your child to refer more kids to the class, giving out cards for your kid to pass out to friends and promoting his business! This owner is way more concerned about making more money then teaching your child! Don't make the pricey mistake that I did, you will not be happy, go anywhere but here.
__label__4 I'm originally from Southern California where you can get some GREAT tacos - This place reminds me of all the great tacos along the beach area in So Cal.  Highly recommend it - some of the best tacos in Vegas.  I've tried every taco on the menu - all fantastic!
__label__0 Unfortunately I got scammed into signing up for their care contract and I am so disappointed with it. EVERY single time I go in they try to upsell me something and tell me it's not covered in the pet care visits. This is the biggest mistake I have ever made. The vet techs leave my dog smelling like cigarettes after they examine them and a couple of them act as though they don't even care. Do not bring your pets here!!
__label__0 Started shopping at David's bridal && I can tell you it was a mess!!! Even when having an appointment I was sharing a mirror with 5 other brides.\n\nMy consultant could not take the time to help me as much as I wanted due to her helping others :// oh we'll Alfred Angelo had the most perfect dress for me.
__label__3 Great sales and a staff that's not too stuck up makes this an above average A&F
__label__4 This location was the best one in Vegas. They had a lot of available goods especially leather goods. I have been in search of the reversible leather belt for years and could never find it in the color that I wanted. FINALLY, I found it at this location. I picked out the black/brown belt and the very friendly staff asked me if I wanted the silver or gold H and I ended up taking the gold H. I was in a bit of a hurry so I can see why they did not offer to punch any more holes into the belt for me but the next day when I tried it on with a much smaller dress, it was a little too big. I ended up going back to have them punch an extra hole in it (I bought the belt for my waist). The staff was really friendly and did not make me feel like shit (like most sales associates in those type of stores attempt to do regardless of who you are). Definitely a great place to shop. They uphold the standards of Hermes.
__label__0 Dirty, dank, stinky cars.  One pretty good customer service rep working tonight, one really bad one.\n\nThe girl at the counter is rude, huffy, rolls her eyes at me, attempts to argue with me.  Almost comedic in nature.\n\nAside from the foolishness of the one cranky agent who should be replaced, the cars are dirty- very dirty, and they smell.  \n\nThe experience I had today does not fit into the Hertz brand image nor does it reflect well on the businesses that refer to this location. \n\nThis place needs to get secret shopped badly.\n\nI forgot to mention the tag on my rental car is expired as of June 2014.  So, yea, no one is taking care of the cars, expired tags plus dirty cars makes me sure no one is paying attention.
__label__2 I had an evening event at Lake Las Vegas and we both booked treatments at the promotional rate during Spa Week. Highly recommend Kwang and Shere for massages and Angela, aesthetician. With your spa treatment, you get privileges at the hotel's terrific outdoor resort pool and the spa's gym as well -- an added bonus. We'd go back because the treatments we received were among the best we've had - anywhere. Just terrific. Highly skilled staff.  Very friendly and helpful staff in the lounges, too. We also love the property and Lake Las Vegas itself. For someone visiting the spa with a significant other:  Some of the spas we have visited in the past feature co-ed lounges and other areas. This one does not -- other than the gym and outdoor pool.  No bottled water - just cups -- even in the gym from what I could tell. I drink a ton of water when I run on the treadmills, so if I came back I'd bring my own bottle to refill. Also, if you like to read and relax before or after your spa treatment -- as I do -- women should bring their own book or magazine. It's possible I missed them, but on the day I visited, no magazines in the women's lounge, although my husband said the men's lounge had magazines, etc. -- even a TV.  And sauna but no steam room that we noticed on either the men's or women's side.  Again -  had a great experience and highly recommend this spa.   I noticed they have a special promotion for massages during the week, too.
__label__2 On several occassions, I have reieved awful customer service from this Lowe's Home Improvement. Whenever I ask for a product, these \"employees\" don't know their products or if they have them. Recently, I called to see if they had a certain product, I was on the line for 30 minutes and this guy tells me that they do have it. I drove down only to find out that they don't have it. I asked an employee, he was very rude and didn't even know what the product is eventhough I told him and described it! I even said that on the website, it was available.
__label__0 DO NOT COME HERE! they charge a minimum of $10 per person no matter what! if u don't order, $10. if u order something less than $10, they still charge u $10. RIDICULOUS! I came here to meet some friends. it's a very small Chinese karaoke bar with only 6 tables and a very minimal drink selection. when we were ready to leave, we find our check at $80+ when we only ordered a couple appetizers and a few drinks. they have a menu and say it's over 3 years and prices have changed. really? this place must be doing bad because they can't afford new menus! i left this place feeling robbed.\n\nIF I CAN GIVE THIS PLACE NEGATIVE RATING, I WOULD!!!
__label__0 I wanted some Quizno's \nThe store is nasty I've never seen a business so nasty so unclean and yet its open for business. Nasty unclean floor. Nasty soda machine. Nasty counters with food everyplace. The tables where you sit to eat were nasty and paper and food everyplace. The staff was busy eating Pizza-Hut. I said great I will leave and eat someplace else as well if the staff wont even eat here. Its smelled so bad you would wonder how they even eating in the first place.
__label__3 OK, being Salvadorian and coming from Los Angeles,  i went to this place in search of some delicious, authentic Salvi (Salvadorian) food. This place has delicious food, that actually tastes like Salvadorian food. I didn't, however, like the service much. They took for ever to help me, take my order and bring the food. The server, .a female that's always there, wasn't very attentive either. If you're looking for some good authentic food, and are patient then you will like the place. Their food was delicious. I ate \"machaca con huevo\" breaklefast style. I highly recommend this place.
__label__4 This location is great. Always stop in when I'm in town. Huge selection and great customer service....music isn't that bad either
__label__0 The manager was inflexible and would not issue a refund after I canceled my room. Rude and would never stay at this property in the future. Bad business
__label__2 We stayed here on our stay to vegas recently, we booked it thinking it was still travelodge. It is located across from Circus circus. Its around 50-60 dollars a night, so thats pretty cheap. However, if you decide to arrive early and check in early they will charge you an extra ten dollars. The room we got had two beds, the sheets looked pretty clean, open the drawer and theres a t.v, there is no remote control, the restroom was clean with small bar of soap and a small bottle of shampoo. Air conditioning was nice. I still liked the old travelodge that used to be here more though. There is free ice on the upper floor. I thought it was decent, but the light in the room didn't work..\nAll in all its not that bad, buts pretty decent but if your looking for some fancy stuff look elsewhere.
__label__1 Prices and portions are a little better than Jamba Juice, and food selection is decent.\n\nWent by late last night, I  got one of their superfood smoothies- the Mean Green(?), with kale and spinach and mango and pineapple. Get it with Splenda to save some cals, and the smoothie is a meal at 380 cals. Very filling, very tasty, very sweet.\n\nJoined their website and got an email for a 99 cent smoothie with purchase of a sandwich or wrap. Before I got a chance to even print that up, another coupon came up for TODAY- $1.99 for their curry chicken salad or wrap, and it's decent. Don't know if I'd pay full price for it, but coupons and deals seem to come around often.\n\n\nEDIT:\nApparently this location's management is now picking and choosing when to honor the company website coupons. I understand franchises are able to opt out of promotions, and the small print always states \"at participating locations\", but if they honor one they should honor all. And with all of the smoothie competition they have in this area, and my observations of the amount of business they do, they can't really afford to be turning away customers.\nI'll be spending my money elsewhere from now on- getting turned away for a $2 discount coupon that is ON THE COMPANY WEBSITE was a total waste of my lunch break today (3/26/14). If you're going to benefit from the advertising your host company provides, you need to honor their discounts as well.
__label__2 No matter what time of day I have been here, it seems like they always have just a single cashier working. The prices seem OK, and they have items you can't get at \"traditional\" grocery stores for some recipes. \n\nIt's a good market to go in, just don't be in a hurry!
__label__3 I went to this grocery store today (Sunday) because I was told that on Sundays they have specials on all there fruits and veggies. I went and everything was well priced. They also have a bakery and you can actually see people baking and making the cakes and other pastries. In addition to the bakery they also makes their tortillas fresh in the store. They also have a mini restaurant inside ! This place is definitely a one stop shop and it is inexpensive.
__label__0 Periodically, about every six months, I come back to give this location in BC a retry since I live here. Today a friend wanted to eat lunch here and she was paying so once again I gave them a shot at a decent meal. I'm not expecting a fine dining experience at a fast food Chinese restaurant but have had good, fairly healthy food at other Panda's. One may exchange the rice & noodles for veggies if desired. The problems with the food today was the same as my other visits, the veggies were old and dried out as were several of the entrees. They offered to cook fresh veggies which the pieces were too big, no flavor and still cool to the touch. The two chicken entrees were not hot or even warm for that matter. The chicken and the veggies as well as the sauce was all at an unacceptable temperature and just not worth eating. I'm feeling like this was my final try at a decent meal here at the BC Panda Express. BTW, spring rolls were cold, too!
__label__0 My husband and I had first time appointments with Tiffany Frasier, who is Dr Allen's PA-C or NP (not sure which), but I'm fine with that, and have had spectacular NP's/PA-C's in the past.  We were told on the phone to fill out paperwork that we could get online -- which we did -- and the address was on the paperwork -- which it was.  But, it was the wrong address.  We called them and drove to the correct address, went in, and were told that they don't accept handwritten paperwork.  So, still being 15-20 minutes early for our appointments, we did their Ipad stuff in lieu of paperwork.  We also had to initial several things, such as that they'll charge $50 if you're 7 minutes late and they have to reschedule you for another day, or that if you need a dr's signature for something it costs $20.  Right.  Okay, so, Tiffany was more than 7 minutes late (although I don't think she had to pay $50) and more like about 25 minutes late (which is okay, it's a dr's office and those things happen), and then it's my turn.  The assistant took me back and told me to get on the scale, which I didn't do, as I am a few short months from being 60 years old and am well aware of my height and weight.  She clearly was not happy about the fact that I didn't acquiesce, but she put me in a room to wait for Tiffany.  A few minutes later, a person whom I assumed to beTiffany stuck her head in the room and told me that I had to get on the scale or she wouldn't see me.  Mind you, she didn't introduce herself, didn't greet me in any way whatsoever, she simply demanded and threatened all at once.  Why didn't I get on the scale? Mainly because I have a problem with the cattle call aspect that a lot of medical clinics shove on people (I used to be a hospital chaplain, and I have some energy behind this attitude), but also because as a teen I used to have an eating disorder and it's still a bit uncomfortable to weigh in a strange environment, so a little kindness goes a long way with me.  As a result of these two things, before I start taking orders I like to know a little about what is going on, and if I trust the environment, the Dr -- PA -- NP, etc.  At any rate, I said, \"okay,\" and got up and walked out, because at this stage in my life I don't intend to be powered, and I don't intend to be treated with disrespect.  The front office person was very nice about quickly refunding our co-pays, and also seemed genuinely unhappy about the way I was treated.  But, having a nice person at the front desk does not make up for the disrespectful treatment by the health care professional that I had the appointment with.  It's not fun writing negative reviews, and I see that this place has several already, but the bottom line is that if I am going to trust someone with my body, ergo, my life, then I expect to be treated in a compassionate and respectful manner in return.  I am sure that this facility is great for many people, but it isn't the one for us.
__label__4 These guys are AMAZING ! ! !  I've been using them since the original owners opened the place. The current owners retained most of the original crew and they are GREAT ! !  For a car wash, I find it amazing that the same professionals are still there. I had our Mercedes detailed recently, and I can tell you for a fact that our car did not not look as good today as it did when it rolled out of Fletcher Jones showroom 2 years ago when we bought it. These guys are the very best. They take pride in their work and it shows. They truly care about the end result. I've sent several neighbors there and we all agree....why waste your time somewhere else? Come to Desert Car Wash once and you'll never go anywhere else again.
__label__1 Came back here again for a quick pedi without all the bells and whistles and that's exactly what I got.  The polish is all messed up, not even in color and most piggies are missing polish on the sides making my nails look freakishly skinny.  Oh, and the burn they gave me last time I was in gave me a scar.  Blah.
__label__0 Alright. Not a good place, plain and simple. The complex is dirty and nearly everything is broken. Only 2 gates work... kinda. The \"Fitness Center\" is actually just a closet with a broken elliptical machine and a broken weight machine. Of the 5 pools advertised, only 1 is ever open. The one behind the office. Which would be fine... except that everyone in the office watches you as you swim. There are homeless people all over the complex, begging, sleeping behind the dumpsters, and what ever else they want to do. My car was stolen, despite the \"security\" provided, and broken into 2 more times. There was a fatal shooting in December that management never spoke of. Last week they found another dead body and ruled it a homicide again. There are drug deals that happen, graffiti everywhere, and the kids of the complex run around as a gang. I've seen them kick dogs, knock down and elderly woman, and once even try to sexually accost a woman before people stopped them. Management couldn't care less about anything. They are constantly making errors in book keeping, charging you more for rent than you owe, or charging you less, then charging you double for their error. Cockroaches everywhere, broken appliances, playgrounds with trash and needles in them. \n\nIf you move here....Good luck. Dont believe my review? Sign a 6 month lease and see how long it takes for you to want to run away. Wish I could give this a negative rating...
__label__0 Is there a way to put a negative star. This place deserves it. It was the first apartment I moved in to post parents. Cheap and all I really needed. I stayed in my one bedroom for 3 or 4 months. I actually like the one bedroom best but it still wasn't great. It's in a bad neighborhood. I stayed in the inside near the playground so I always heard kid yelling and screaming. \n\nEventually I got a 3 bedroom with my friends and moved right upstairs from where I was. Worst apartment I have EVER HAD! When we first moved in there there were multiple problems. The worst was the bugs. I hate bugs. They were everywhere and it was disgusting. I eventually had to walk down to the office and ask to speak with the manager personally. She then talk to me and it took weeks to find out what the problem was. Ugh! \n\nWorst part was leaving.. I got charged sooooo much for all kinds of crap. They didn't make me aware of my early leaving. Over $1800. I couldn't believe it, worse they didn't send it to me so it went to collection.
__label__1 Way to slow!  I go here on the way daily to work and usually wait about 10-15 minutes most of the time with only a few cars.  Yesterday I was stuck for 21 minutes on the line. Unacceptable. I go to the Starbucks by my office and always wait less than 10 minutes with at least 10 plus cars in line.  If they can do it why can't this one.  You risk being late to work if you go here unless you leave 30 minutes early.
__label__3 Remedy's is one of those neighborhood bars with gambling that Vegas has so many of. Let's do this review in a pros & cons style based on 2 years of giving them our business. \n\nPros: \nEasy interstate access off I-515 or as some call it the 95. \nAmple parking. \nNice building on the outside. \nDark but nice on the inside. \nPlenty of HDTV's around the bar and strategically placed so you can watch pretty much anything that's on at the time. \nSeparate, glassed off non-smoking area if you want to eat without the smoke. \nDrinks: strong pours by knowledgeable bartenders who know their stuff. \nFood: from fish & chips to nachos they have a pretty nice range of offerings with something for almost everyone. And their sliders have been real kid pleasers around here. \nTHEY OFFER TAKEOUT WITHOUT ATTITUDE. Just walk in, go to the back of the bar and find a bartender and you'll have nicely wrapped bags of food in no time. \nOh and if they say 15 minutes, they mean 15. I like their consistency. \n\nCons: \nService can sometimes be slow. Sometimes...but it's rare. \nFood: I've had the occasional problem like soggy sweet potato fries, or cold onion rings, and I've had maybe 2 orders out of 50+ that had issues where I sent it back or complained. Again, 2 out of 50+. \nI did find a strand of hair on my sweet potato fries once. \nOn a bright day adjusting to how dark the place is can be a little rough. But it's a bar, so I really shouldn't say anything about it but I did anyway. \n\nAgain, I'm looking back over 2 years plus now as I write this and my family keeps asking for their food, and we keep going back. \n\n4 Stars. YMMV but for us Remedy's will be staying on our fail-safe food options list.
__label__1 The inside is very nice and I appreciated a dining area separate from a noisy, smoky bar....but it seemed really confused. It's sort of fancy, complete with the leather bound book menus, but the food...just isn't. At all. \n\nThe waitresses were perfect, completely kind and attentive. I was kindaaaaa nervous the staff would be rude based on prior reviews, but they were all great. \n5 stars++ for all that... \n\nNow...hmmm...we stuck to ordering apps only and the food was terribly mediocre. It was heavy/greasy, typical food you'd get in a bar. Far from amazing, but it was more or less what we were in the mood for at the time (total junk!) and it even fell short of that.\n\nI really think this place could be great if they reduced the menu and focused on making a few unique dishes.
__label__4 Absolutely Pleasant staff.  Great food, quite a surprise.  My company put me up at the Hampton Inn, so I wasn't expecting to find a comfortable place for some grub and a beer.\nI'll make sure to come back next time I'm anywhere near Las Vegas.\n(Try the brisket sliders, wow)
__label__0 Thanks dude with the glasses. You were tacking in charges without explaining anything. Oh and usps does give you a tracking number bro. 70 cents. Thanks a lot for not offering all of your services. I would've left zero stars if I could have. The dude at the cash register was so rude and uninformative.
__label__4 Stopped I for a pedicure randomly, Really fast and friendly, the guy who did my pedi was very nice even had a pleasant conversation... He told me I had healthy feet haha. No one was pushy, honestly one of my best pedicure experiences
__label__0 AAA made my reservation for the car and the woman at the desk had the audacity to say that the car I chose was unsafe and the way that AAA does reservations is incorrect and that it was a huge hassle for her to give me the rate I was expecting.\n\nI will not go back to this place and filed a formal complaint with Hertz online.
__label__4 Starbucks at 7am is pretty much heaven for every teacher.  This particular Starbucks gets a huge share of the teacher's working in the North Las Vegas area.  I know on several occasions I have run into other teachers from my school and a couple of the neighboring schools.  They handle the morning rush beautifully.  All the workers are nice and work super efficiently.  Also for those cold mornings, they have a drive through, so you don't have to leave your heated car.  It is funny that I ended up here as often as I do considering I don't really drink coffee.  \n\nWhen I need a pick me up in the morning before class and I'm not still working on lesson plans, I sometimes swing by on my way to work to pick up either a soy hot chocolate or their Awake black tea.  It always hits the spot without getting me jittery (coffee is a bit too much caffeine to me).  It also doesn't hurt that they have sandwiches and boxed lunches for those days I forget/don't have time to make lunch for myself in the morning.  Yea, those are on the expensive side, but they are infinitely better than school lunches.\n\n\nOn top of handling the morning rush like pros, they are also life savers.  One morning I purchased 20 gift cards.  I know that sounds excessive, but some were prizes for students during a huge review game and others were just some extras I like to keep on me for emergency gifts.  Well, in the all of the commotion of morning, after I purchased the gift cards, I walked out and left them on the counter.  The wonderful people working there knew I'd be back so they put it in the safe and when I called 30 minutes later they said not to worry and that I could pick them up any time.  Needless, to say I rushed back and picked them up with just enjoy time before I needed to start teaching.  \n\nLife as a teacher is always a surprise, some good and some bad.  This Starbucks seems to always help put a little good in my day.
__label__1 Ehhh, this nail shop is just meh...I've defintely experienced better but I don't mind coming here if my regular salon is packed. The techs hardly speak any English so sometimes it's hard to get your special requests to be understood. After sitting there a while and hearing all their jibber jabber you start to question...are they talking about me? Honestly, it's a tad uncomfortable.\n\nWhen you walk in a gentleman asks you what you want, you might say a pedicure and he says 10 minutes. Fine. But by the time you get a tech to actually touch your toesies it's been 35-40 minutes. This has happened to me more than once (kind of annoying!). The quality of their work is not the best either- they never take their time and the whole process seems rushed. They don't have a great nail polish selection. I prefer OPI and that selection is very limited. Almost all the nail polish is old and almost gone.\n\nAlso, when you go to pay with a debit card they tell you that you can't put the tip on the card- tips are cash only. What? Are we in the 21st century? I obviously don't have cash if I am using my debit card, duh! Oh well, no tip for you then. They also won't run a card for less than $15. \n\nBe warned...I have also observered some unsafe sanitary practices that I am not comfortable with and I have been cut before on my cuticle. Be careful what you're willing to pay for...
__label__1 I just moved over in this area and was trying out different salons. I needed a gel pedicure so i stopped here.  The salon was not as clean as you would liked and they got their tools from a toolbox. Nothing seems to be santized. When doing the pedicure they do not massage your feet. And the gels are so so.  I had a french tip painted on with the gels and I could of done a better job.\n\nWill go try another salon after that.
__label__0 This place is the worst. I was a customer for  2 years. & was always dissatisfied with things but was too lazy to look for a better salon until this week!  I've had enough of this place. Don't bother paying  extra money for a deluxe pedicure because you get a regular pedicure & they'll argue with you that you got the deluxe but you didn't. The deluxe is supposed to be a longer massage & my pedicure was done in 15 minutes which is not even the amount of time if a regular pedicure! I told them I paid extra for a deluxe & didn't get it & they argued back that I did. The owner does sloppy work on her fills too. They rush through their work so they can get back to their phones & laptops! They constantly take personal calls while working and they speak non stop Vietnamese to each other when customers are there. They burn insense in front if their Buddah statue that gives me a pounding headache. They've had a few nasty male guys working here as well that had bad chair side manner but have since been fired but still employ the man that ripped me off on a deluxe pedicure. They do not clean their tools well, have thick dust on the pictures on the walls and the male owner frequently sleeps in his chair in the back of the salon. Run to find another place and don't go here!
__label__1 Very unimpressed. To this office's credit, I went to the wrong office and ended up being 15 minutes late which is entirely my bad and I would have totally understood had they told me they wouldn't be able to see me, but no! Instead they had me fill out paperwork and turn over insurance and ID cards for 15 minutes, then had me wait another 30 minutes before telling me that the Doctor would be unavailable to see me today. \n\nLike I said, I would have understood had they told me immediately that they couldn't see me today, but to waste 45 minutes of my time by just having me hang out and do paperwork for them is not cool. Nice way to blow part of a paid workday if you have the extra time to waste. If your time is valuable, you should probably find another provider. I would have given them one star, but I'm giving them two since I was the one that was initially late. I'm giving them the benefit of the doubt that had I been on time they wouldn't have pulled the same shit.
__label__4 Been a patient of Dr Soumi for years they always pleasant never late . I recommend everyone I know to try them  they are awesome
__label__2 It seems un-American that I've never mini golfed before... so I'll say my visit to King Putt was my 1st time mini golfing in probably the past 20ish years. &, all in all, it was super fun & I'll definitely mini golf again. That said, here's my critique of the venue... Upon pulling into the unfamiliar shopping center, just about everything stood out but King Putt; it's dark & unwelcoming. A mini golf joint or anyplace cosmic should make you question if you can handle the fun on the other side of the door, before you even open it. In this case, I was worried about leaving my nunchucks at home- I started to fear I might need them. Also, the sole employee on duty was pouring a bucket of water out. It doesn't matter why- it didn't seem appropriate & gave a trashy vibe... Upon entering, the glowy cosmic'ness & the excellent music made me giddy. I liked that there were a couple groups ahead of us & one behind us but that it wasn't super crowded. The golfing was a good time but one of the courses was rigged with a big ol' ladder- again, kinda trashy. & I'd almost immediately started coughing- I think from the paint. & it was pretty dang warm- I think from the blacklights. The air just seemed stale- as soon as we left, it was cooler & my cough subsided. Upon leaving, the employee seemed happier to see us depart than when we arrived.
__label__2 Had a TB shots because I accidentally poked myself with the same syringe I used to inject my roommates dog with insulin and had a panic attack! Thought I had caught rabies or something crazy!\n\nCame here and was seen right away. Staff was friendly and alert. Place was clean with a HUGE waiting area. The shot hurt like a mother-trucket but apparently it's expected.
__label__0 I was seen by Dr. Citro who billed me $150 for a consultation.  I was told by the office that I was in- network and Dr. Citro proceeded to give me a consultation and recommended a procedure.  The day before the procedure, they called me to say that they were informed that I was out of network and that they could not perform the procedure or even see me.  My $150 was not put towards my yearly out of pocket expenses, the consultation was essentially meaningless since I would need to go to a new doctor and start all over.  The office lied when they said that they were initially told that I was in network.  Long story short, they claim that a temporary employee lied and that there was nothing that they could do.  Although, they have no problem keeping the money that I paid or giving me attitude.  They accept no accountability for a person that they employed and that clearly lied.  I can only assume that the doctor hires a low quality level of employees.  I would highly recommend that people avoid using him at all costs.
__label__0 I do not normally take time to speak negatively about my experiences. In this case, I will. I went to this place for the first time yesterday and it was the WORST mani pedi I've ever had. My girlfriend wanted to take me for a relaxing and therapeutic pedicure and manicure for my birthday. I had one technician at my feet and another technician came and plopped the nail dryer in my lap and proceeded to stand over me and give me a manicure. They were both rushing to get me finished so they could attend the 2 other people who came in after me. I had to turn off the massage chair because I could not concentrate on who wanted me to move my foot, move my hand, switching between fingers....It was the LEAST relaxing experience! Once I was finished, I looked down at my toes and the color was chunky and looked like my little brother painted them. I had to ask to change the color, it seemed the one I had originally picked was old but the technician used it anyway. (I couldn't see as he was doing them because the nail dryer was on a pillow on my lap) The woman who did my manicure unpleasantly removed and reprinted the color. Once finished I wanted to dry my toes under the dryer but it did not work. Time to pay and it was $98!!!!!!!!!! Needless to say, un-dry nails lead to several smudges and a uniting with my nail polish remover once I got home. Total waste of money.
__label__4 Gas prices are really good here. Usually I drove a couple blocks more and gas is more expensive than here. Another thing, if you get the rewards card from Food 4 Less and for every $100 of groceries you spend, you get 10\u00a2 off per gallon, Pretty good I would say!
__label__0 This bank is the worst. It doesn't matter how many tellers their are, it's always backed up. It always take me at least 15 minutes before I'm even at the front of the line. I understand that people may have more than one business transaction so that's no problem but they need to staff more tellers when the line is out the door. This is outrageous. \n\nThe customer service varies from day to day depending on who I get. Some of girls are snooty as all hell and act like it's a problem that they have to do their job. Others are nice, proces my transaction and have a general sense of kindness.
__label__1 First time at a cicis, not impressed. We paid the extra $8 for their garlic parmasan and buffalo wings...they were not very good, for the quality, they should, have been included in the buffet.  Good place for kids to eat a slice but not much of a selection.
__label__2 We used to go here all the time...all five or six of us. We always order a supreme for the table but we were informed that the pizzas were now personal pizzas. We ordered five of them as they never have supremes on the line. I guess they didn't take us seriously as the pizzas were never made. After a mishap with some marinara (no fault of Cicis) and 45 minutes waiting, I asked for my money back and left the store with sauce all over me. The manager refunded the entire amount of the check so cudos to him for that, but to not take your customers request seriously is very poor business practice and they have lost a regular customer!
__label__1 This is your garden variety CVS but since it's in Summerlin things are overpriced. Apathetic employees who are never in a hurry.
__label__4 This place is the business.\nWhen I visit Vegas I always make sure I come here for some good seafood.\nDefinitely recommend to try out!
__label__2 Pretty good place. Tasted fresh. I wish the shrimp ceviche was a bit more limey, and spicier. They are also kinda stingy on the toastadas lol, I had to end up using crackers to eat my shrimp . Fish tacos were really good as well. Overall, I will come back again.
__label__0 Yikes! This place was kinda scary with a bunch of tweeker looking people coming in. Dude ripped my bread open wrong causing it to have a huge tear down the side... What did he care? He probably just has that job to work up enough dough to go buy some more smack... Had to tell him what kind of bread 3 times and what cheese I wanted 3 more times.
__label__0 Used to love this place til their white woman employee was rude to me when I came in 30 minutes before closing. Came back a week later, told the owner, and he defended her. Nothing special about this place, so I will go to one of the other gazillion nail places in this town.
__label__0 Although this place accommodated four of us without an appointment, and it SEEMS like an upscale salon, it gets a poor rating from me. Look around, IT'S FILTHY!!!\nI was mortified when Jack cut me THREE times, and blamed ME???? He pressed an empty potion bottle onto each bleeding cut and then threw the bottle back into his drawer, only to grab it again. He took out his instruments from what looked like a sealed, sterilized package, but when he was done, he placed them back into the package and I actually saw him use them on the next customer. He didn't even wash them. Hello...there was blood on them after he cut me. He yells at his \"Salon girl\" as if she is a slave. It made me so uncomfortable to hear him yell at her, especially with a full salon.\nAt the pedicure stations, the tools were placed in a drawer after use. Aren't these places supposed to pass health inspections? I'm not even trying to be mean. I love to give great reviews, but this place screams germs and unsanitary everything. Don't even get me started on the bathroom.\nI will NEVER return!!!!!! The only reason my review has one star is because It wouldn't allow me to post without.
__label__1 I hate to give this place a 2 star review based on some things that are not their fault but the truth of the matter is that I have had better accommodations elsewhere and at other Hamptons.  \n\nI picked this Hampton because it was close to where I needed to be, not too far from the strip/food and it was close to the airport...that last one is what got me.  It's VERY VERY VERY VERY VERY VERY VERY VERY VERY close to the airport.  I mean very close.  Like, look out your window and there's a jumbo jet close.  \n\nSo the planes landing and taking off at all hours of the night?  You can hear all of it.  It gets so bad that the windows shake at times and if you're a light sleeper then you probably aren't sleeping.  They provide you with ear plugs but...how will I hear my alarm with those ear plugs in?\n\nAnyhow, the staff is really nice and the breakfast isn't bad at all.  But the problem comes from location and it's proximity to the runway.  If you like watching and hearing airplanes take off at all hours of the night, this is the place for you.  For me?  Not so much.
__label__0 I came here for lunch with my coworkers and the experience was awful. The only good thing I have to say is that the waiter was on the ball with drink refills. \n\nI ordered the Thai Chicken pizza and it was drowned in cilantro. The crust was thin and rubbery as was the cheese. The pizzas are all individual sized so they are somewhat pricey. It's not worth paying so much money for so little food when there are much better places like Mama Luigis and Grimaldi's near by.
__label__0 Bar far the lowest rated Home Depot I have ever shopped at. and we are talking 5 states. well, okay, I'm talking five states. I am here doing a 4800sf remodel. I've also been busy with other handyman jobs.  I took a list of what I am replacing on the remodel, sizes counts, etc. to the Pro-Shop. they were very responsive as long as you are in the store. They were going to get the  information on things like closet doors. the one I am replacing has three 36\" doors with two tracks. Their closet expert was not in so they asked me to come back to speak with him. meanwhile another person was going to track most of the other items down for me.\nI went back to the \"expert\" and was told I should just go to Johnson supply. I didn''t get any information on options, styles etc. \nWell, I've been doing this for awhile so I can and usually find the best deals. I have been doing small jobs since relocating to Vegas a year ago.  When I am pressed for time and I am not sure of a size or color, etc. I usually buy  a couple of a product to avoid having to go back and forth. A couple of month ago I took several item that had accumulated over time to the  return desk at 9pm on a weeknight. I have a couple items I purchased at this store the day before. the girl said it was not their item, they did not sell it. when I explained I just bought it the day before she said I must be mistaken. I turned around went to the isle across from customer service desk picked it off the shelf and walked another one back  to her. She didn't acknowledge her mistake and proceeded to do the same thing with two other items. I had forgotten my receipt and my DL was not in my wallet. So I had to return the next day. That night I told her I had picked up an order the day before and asked if anyone turned in a DL. She said NO. After leaving I realized, she didn't even check, or ask anyone.  This girl had serious attitude issues. About a week later I was at the return desk again. the lady there was very nice an helpful. My situation was going to take a few minutes so she tols the guy behind me to go over to customer service desk.....guess who was there. 60 seconds later, she was yelling to the girl helping me complaining she was sent a customer. \n\nThis particular store needs new management. I've had two other issues with employees there with attitudes or questioning the (correct) information I am giving them. I have recently spent 6k. at LOWES since I no longer go to this store. I have also taken my customers to LOWES for materials. I think in the year I have lived here I have taken 12,000.00 in business to them. Plus the  things I needed to buy for this remodel. \n\nI did email HD about this store. I have to say, they were very anxious to discuss my issues with me.  Unfortunately, I has very busy that week.  HD does not mess around when it comes to customer satisfaction. if you ever have an issue with a store, their employees, management, etc. so to the website and email customer support.  you'll be surprised by  their response.  great business model. unfortunately, some stores need better management. this store will cost them over 20k. in business over the next 30 to 60 days, its all going to LOWES or amazon.
__label__4 been here twice. im a mild sandwich buff. \n\nmy sis and i was craving something wholesome for lunch, so we came in and i wanted a hot sub,  so i asked what was good. guy at the reg' gave me three options: meatball, steak, or chicken. meatball fo'sh. since this place is italian, why not. it comes with mozzerela but i love provolone, so i switched. my sis got the steak pizza sandwich, and we shared a basket of steak fries. he had a regular fountain drink, but the \"manhattan\" espresso coffee soda spoke to me.\n\nwhen my total reached to $27.60 for our whole order, my first reaction, was \"my bf is gonna kill me for spending this much. hope it's worth it.\"\n\nsports were on so i was watching that while thinking if i was charged right. it seemed right. in that moment, i wanted to drop a star.\n\nthis shop is no ordinary sub shop. owner shirley took care of us like she was  \"aunt shirley\" and we were coming over her house to enjoy her best recipe's. when i mean she took care of us, she basically waited on us, the way our mama's take care of us when we're sick. \n\nwe got our food, let me tell you, i was kinda discouraged at how small it looked. but then i took a bite into the meatball, wow, \"that's one good meatball\".  that one meatball was packed with flavor, like mary poppins' suitcase is full of magic. ive had other meatball sandwiches, that weren't so great because it would fall apart, but they use the wholesome bread durable to hold all the sauce and meatballs, and cheese. the owners followed up on how we enjoyed our food, they ask with so much pride in their recipes. i can't argue. in the end the price is reasonable because the sub is suffice for folks with great appetites. i'm able to take home the other half for later.\n\n5 full stars for the hospitality and quality\n\nthey also have a mini fridge of italian desserts, such as cannoli's. gotta try that next time.
__label__3 Capprioti's \"Bobby\" took steroids, bulked up here at Eddie D's, and now calls himself sir \"Robert.\" His exterior is tougher, but deep down inside, he's still the soft, cranberry sweet , lovable stuffing we all have known to love. Robert takes gravy baths now so the chicks will love that.  Most girls will dig the 6 in Robert, but for the heftier gals, Robert transforms into 12 in also.  So don't hesitate, when you're lonely for lunch, hit up Eddie D's and find Robert waiting for your company.
__label__1 Well I found this little place here on yelp and after reading reviews decided the fam and I just had to try it. When we got there only one table was occupied so I figured it would be quick. Wrong..we ordered a couple tacos a burrito, torta, and some chicos tacos everyone raves about. Took over 30 mins to get our food. The burrito was good the tacos soggy and bland and the sauce on the chicos tacos was more like a glorified fideo broth. And on top of that they forgot two tacos in our order and then had the nerve to get upset when I called to inform them i was coming back to get them. Overall a burrito isn't enough to keep us coming back. So disappointing!!
__label__3 I came back to try their barbacoa tacos since they only have it on the weekend and i leave a happy person! The service was excellent this time I guess they see now I'm going to be a regular..\n\nI would have never found this place if it wasn't for this website and I have been driving past it for a few years now. I felt like I was in mx since I walked in w the music and the murals of Juarez on the walls. \nI ordered a steak torta that tasted like the good old days and regretted not seeing the chile relleno burrito before I placed my order so I'll be back for that. \nI'll hv to agree w the other reviews this is much more legit\" than all the other Mexican fast food restaurants around. It's too bad today was not the weekend to try their barbacoa;))\n\nI came back for the chile relleno burrito and really loved it i asked them to replace the cream with mayo just because i love mayo on everything! the only thing i didn't like was the enclosed smell of the place, i am such a clean freak so i wish they would have opened the doors so it didn't smell so much like beans or eggs inside:(\n\nWe were not over impressed with the flautas but everything else so far has been pretty good.
__label__1 I purchased a LivingSocial.com voucher of 2 pole dance classes for the price of one.  \n\nThe first pole dance class:  The instructor was more than 15 minutes late; however, she extended the class to make up for lost time.  In addition, she had a very positive and energetic attitude.  This was acceptable.\n\nThe second pole dance class:  The instructor was a no-show.  After having waited 35 minutes, it was assumed the class was to be cancelled.  However, I had a special situation; I was going to be out of town, and the voucher would have already been expired before I returned to Vegas.  Chris, the only person working at the studio, reassured all attendees that he would have the manager call us the following day in regards to rescheduling our pole dance class despite my special situation.  A week went by and still, I had not received a phone call from the manager.  Therefore, I called the studio myself in the calmest tone explaining my situation with the no-show class.  In short, the lady over the phone negated anything Chris told us claiming that \"he wouldn't know anything about the class\" dishonoring whatever he might have said.  She kept making excuses about the instructor being injured and having to cancel previous classes.  Unfortunately, I find it UNPROFESSIONAL ON THE STUDIO'S PART TO NOT NOTIFY IT'S CLIENTS ABOUT A CANCELLED CLASS especially when this was the only time to fulfill my second voucher.  I made an effort to show up and therefore, should be honored a rescheduled class.    \n\nOverall, some staff members are cordial like the student teacher, Chris, and dance pole instructor, Becks, while others such as the manager, Gracie Martinez, are not.  Gracie lacks a positive attitude and has extremely poor customer service.  She speaks in a monotoned voice as if she hates answering the phone.  If you have any further questions other than scheduling, she will cut the conversation short.  I find this extremely rude especially for someone who runs a business.\n\nIf I were you, I would recommend to take ANOTHER POLE FITNESS STUDIO CLASS with Fawnia at www.polefitnessstudio.com.  She is the real deal, and obviously, more professional.
__label__4 My boyfriend lives in the area and I wanted to get my nails done early in the morning, which is perfect because Diamond Nails is open at 9am; unlike most 10am salons.\n\nCame right in at 9am and got Christy. I came looking to try gel nails as I have brittle/thin nails.\nLoved the nude colors they had and Christy was a pleasure to talk to and did a great job.\n\n\nAnd even though the nail color changed within 2 weeks (prolly because of what I put on my hands (makeup, lotion, etcetc)), I wasn't too mad at it bcuz the manicure itself still looked great 2 weeks later.\n\n\nChristy wound up doing my french gel mani my 2nd time back at Diamond Nails. I loved them!
__label__4 After not getting my gels done in nearly a month, I, finally, had time to pop in before work. \n\nBefore I even sat down, I had many ideas of nail designs running through my head. Asked John if he could do an easter/pastel colored ombre on me, showed him of what I was thinking, and he said: \"that's easy!\"\nHe proceeded to show me an ombre design he did a few days prior and it was exactly what I was looking for.\n\nAfter no later than an hour, I got my yellow/green/blue ombre nails and I couldn't have been happier. John took his time and was very pleasant and fun to talk with.\n\nI think I've found my new favorite nail tech here. That makes 3 nail techs for me to choose from. I'm very happy about that =)
__label__3 Loved this place. My wife and I came here for my birthday week end. I got the hot stone therapy. It was great. I got pampered. Them stones started out blazing at first but after a while i got used to it. It is a little pricey but well worth it. I don't get pedicures all the time but the few I have had, this is the best.
__label__2 I have a love/hate relationship with this place.. I used to go here for all of my nail needs but during the last couple times they did my gel mani/pedi at the same time which is way too much going on.. I can see if I asked for it or didn't have an appointment but switching hands and feet in to the lights at the same time is just too much, takes the relaxation out of it. However, they do do one of the better pedicures I've gotten in vegas (the hot stone one is awesome!)
__label__4 I get a mani/pedi at this salon every 2 weeks. I typically can call and make an appointment that very same day. A variety of nail technicians have done my nails here and they all do an amazing job. They have a large selection of gel colors to choose from. I get compliments on the sparkly colors on my toes all the time. And the pedicure lasts longer than 2 weeks. Very satisfied every time I walk out of the salon !
__label__4 Love Love Love this spa!!! I have watched them grow and expand, while maintaining their Amazing customer service! I can get it all here! Gel manis, pedis, waxing and even eye lash extensions! I won't go anywhere else!
__label__1 This review is for the restaurant side of the business. Brought the family here because we had heard good things about the place. When you walk in you're immediately hit with cigarette smoke. It was like standing near a huge ash tray it just was nasty. Because the bar is separated from the restaurant they're are no waitress in the restaurant side. We had to wait more than 5 minutes for someone to show up. We almost left but finally a waitress showed up and  seated us. I ordered the steak dinner and I'll just say I wish I would've ordered something else. The steak tasted like it was cooked on the street out back. Really tough and just tasted rank. I asked for medium and got super well done. My wife ordered the same thing and asked for medium also and hers was more done than mine! I can't comment on the rest of the food because we don't plan on going back. I have heard the bar portion is a lot better but I don't know personally. Just for the smell alone is enough for me not to go back.
__label__0 Last week my boyfriend picked up 5 baseball caps from Polo Cleaners that were supposed to be cleaned and reformed.  We have been customers of theirs for 5 years now.  Usually there are 2 very nice ladies that assist us, but that day the owner was there.  Holy rude!  I have had baseball caps cleaned and formed there several times without a problem, but that day i received nothing, but excuses and a full bill for 5 hats that are now destroyed.  The owner of polo cleaners was more concerned I knew he's been dry cleaning for 25 years rather than resolving the issue at hand.  This guy is a horrible and arrogant 'businessman' who has forgotten what customer service means.
__label__0 My car was damage when they took off the sticker off my windshield. They scrape off my windshield tint and refuse to take responsibility. I was paying for the car wash every month without the sticker.  I've talked to the owner which refused to take responsibility. I do not rememend anybody to this place who takes advantage of hard working people. I give them a one star because the owner is a crook and a lair.
__label__0 First time in Vegas trip. I tried this place out for the first time. It was a let down from the beginning, thanks to the bartender Amanda. I asked if they had hot sauce for my nachos, and she rudely says that I was already given salsa. I also asked for a fork a minute later and she laughed at me. I started getting concerned about my visit here and why bartender Amanda was acting out poor customer service skills. I later asked if they had 3 different types of alcohols, in which they did not. Instead of Amanda saying \"No\" or \"Sorry\", she replied with \"We're only Timbers\" which gave me the impression that she, herself, considers her work under par.  Another patron accidentally called her a different name, and then apologized when she corrected him on her real name. She still snapped back and stated \"How would you like it if I called you Peter?\" Finally, I found a scotch and asked for it. She poured it into a shot glass, and Isaid \"Oh sorry, can I get it on the rocks?\" And she yelled at me for not telling her sooner (One dirty shot glass shouldn't be a big deal).  I finally got my bill. I received 2 drinks on my bill which I did not order. Amanda refused to take them off and said that she already helped me enough and that she isn't breaking the rules. I didn't know what to do other than pay and not leave a tip. This was a horrible first Vegas experience. I will NOT reccommend this place to anyone. This girl needs to be fired, however, I'm sure that won't happen.\n\nThe nachos were decent... but customer satisfaction is everything.
__label__0 Breakfast all day and it's good. But service is sketchy, depending on who is working. I have gone and had great service, (2/25) and have gone in and been ignored like I was not there (2/26). I will try it again, but management should get its act together or this place could also close, which would be too bad and is unnecessary... Just give good service.
__label__2 We didn't want to drive downtown so we found this place down the street. The place is fairly decent on the smoke-factor, but this is Vegas so everyone should be used to it. LOL - The Chivas & water was solid and they've got Guinness on tap so that's always a plus!! Two pool tables are always a good time to spend with family!
__label__2 We were so excited to go and pick up our bedroom furniture today. When we bought it it was all in one display area and we told Debbie Jo that we wanted the whole set. \n\nWhen I told the warehouse workers that we were missing one dresser they looked and found it set off to the side - however it had someone else's name on it. When I talked with our sales person Debbi Jo she told me that it was not included with the group. We are very disappointed about this as the media cabinet has now been bought by someone else. \n\nBe sure you know what pieces you're getting if you buy a group.
__label__3 Came with a dead completely dead dead as osama bin laden battery.\nThey did a test and offered to charge it up for an hour. They did and it was no charge.\n\nThis autozone has been here before i put my car into storage and continued to pull through a year later and get my car outta storage.
__label__3 I got $0.99 problems but the Tuesday deal from Popeyes ain't one. 99 cents for two pieces of chicken hits the spot once in a while and Popeyes always come through. I don't come here often but it's hard not to take advantage of this deal. I always add some biscuits, they are delicious. Their chicken seems to be consistent  and  service is average for a drive thru place.
__label__4 For a delivery style pizza restaurant, this place is top of the line. Every time I order form here I am impressed at the quality of food I am delivered. The pizza is much better than those main street chains and aside from the prices other places don't even compare.
__label__3 This place, is one of those hidden jewels. There are some ups and downs. But the fact that we were there to eat, the food was very pleasing. \n\nOn the corner of Craig and Lamb, also being next to a gas station, it stuck out with its big JUKE JOINT sign. We were looking for something new, something different and end up at Juke Joint. The outside look clean and going their a tad bit after 1pm, we notice that it did seem to be busy. We were kind of surprise in a way, that  they separated the bar and the restaurant. Usually going to a bar and grill, the bar is smack dab in the middle. But in this case, it was in separate rooms. Which was very interesting and I kind of like it. It was connected by doorways, but minimizing the connection from loud music and dining area, was enjoyable. You can still hear the loud music, but its not blowing out your ear drums, as if you were in the bar. Plus, the variety of music they have was pleasing. \n\nSince majority of the customers were in the bar area, we basically had a lot of options to sit in the dining area. It was spacious, for us to move around and relax. The scenery, was very settled, nothing really stuck out, except the big TV and a sign for Karaoke. \n\nWe were greeted by a nice elderly lady, that knew our waitress was on the other side, in the bar room. So she was kind enough to give us a menu and go over the weekend specials. We were amaze on the pricing, for the food they were serving. A 10oz New York Steak, side of vegetable (mine was corn) and a choice of mash potato, bake potato and other choices ( I chose the baked Potato), all for $5.99, then of course I'll get it. I think the wife got a double cheeseburger special, which was $4.99 and it was more then she can handle. But we did start with some Nachos with chicken, and that was amazing. I wish I could of taken it home that day and save it for later. \n\nI don't want to forget the waitress we had, she was funny. I like the fact that she was able to entertain us and make sure we were okay. Even though she had to go back and forth to the restaurant and bar. That right there is a very dedicated waitress, who would go beyond her duty, to make sure her customers are satisfied. \n\nAnother place, that I highly recommend to try. The food was great, the staff was very nice and the waitress we had was awesome. The pricing varies, but its affordable. Take advantage of the weekend specials, cause I believe they're worth it., Go during the slow times, mainly after 12, cause I'm sure you'll enjoy it more. If we had room for dessert, then I'm sure we would highly recommend it too. But we were so full, I just wanted to go home and sleep. For a place that's so far away from the norm, its a spot that you would really enjoy, at least we did.
__label__3 I went here with my out of town guests to redeem a match play deal advertised on the bar's Web site. It's a typical neighborhood poker bar with a tropical theme (love the small waterfall) and tiki decor. Any place that offers a match play is a winner in my book, though we didn't try the food.\nThe bartender offered to serve the Blue Moon with orange juice, which is also a winner. \nThis is a Steelers bar, and as such, promos and prizes are offered during all games.
__label__1 Maybe it was what we ordered but I was quite dissapointed. Having walked in after seeing such good reviews, I guess I had high hopes.\nThe restaurant itself is nice-good lighting and ok ambience.\nWe were offered water as soon as sat down so that was good. The server brought out a complimentary and generous helping of tortilla chips and salsa. The chips did not seem too fresh and the salsa was bland.\nHe came back to take our order a few minutes later. I order veg chilli rellano and D ordered the veg Quesadilla. The roasted tomato sauce that the chilli rellano came with was ok, and I somewhat liked the flavor of the roasted potato pieces but the rest did not have much flavor. Even though I had requested my dish to be spicy, it was not. I tasted the quesadilla and felt that the black eyed peas that were used to top the dish to have a weird flavor. Took a small bite of the quesadilla and it was dry and quite tasteless.\nI wanted to try this place but maybe we went on an off day. For a saturday night, the place was not that busy and seemed to have lots of servers just roaming around aimlessly. Even with that, they took some 15 minutes to collect our credit card and bring it back after bringing out the bill.
__label__4 Was at the Market for a business trip and decided to take it easy and have lunch here. At first glance it looked like the place was expensive, and probably not going to be worth it, i was PROVED WRONG when they had a decently priced happy hour. I believe we spent 60 bucks for three people and came out satisfied. The food had great flavor(calamari, beef sticks, nachos, tacos, etc etc)\n\nI WILL eat here again when I'm back in town.
__label__1 This place is a complete rip off. They charge 4 small tacos and even a single quesadilla for approximately 11-12 dollars and the cheapest food on their menu is a small house salad for 7 dollars that I can easily make at home from grocery produce that I can buy from a super market. I went with a few yelpers after a large event and upon arrival the place was pretty well lit, clean, and cozy; but I was surprised at their menu because it was incredibly limited and devoid of any substantial variety.\n\nIt took them around 40 minutes for them to finally finish cooking our meals and from looking at all the dishes that the other yelpers, ordered they looked incredibly small. No single dish could even seem as though it could satisfy anyone's hunger. I believe that you need to order at least 3 or more (which means more spending!) to even accomplish such a simple endeavor. \n\nAlso, the service staff members were kind of creepy. Sure, they all wore nice fancy dress shirts and ties, but we could all tell that they were simply pretending to act nice towards us so we won't complain about spending money on their overly priced foods. They also seemed to enjoy talking in a high pitched vocal tonality for some strange apparent reason (not that they are necessarily brown nosers of course :P). It's easy enough to simply acted as though they cared, but there were very few people in the venue and I could not believe the tremendous amount of time they took to make our food.   \n\nThey only exception I can guarantee is the variety of exotic alcohol drinks that seemed to fill up 1/3 of their menu and of course their fancy  environment, but this place is pretty small regardless. I would wish that a better restaurant could occupy Mundo's space because of their grand location near the World Market Center but I'll just avoid this spot for now. \n\nThe only advice that I could give is to go try this place out yourself or if this review managed to fully convince you how terrible this place was, it's better to go buy your own groceries or even travel to Ihop/Dennys for a more superior experience.
__label__3 We have had lunch here several times, but today, it finally dawned on me that I haven't yelped about this place.  It's legit.  The salsa has a little heat to it, which I like.  Also, the guacamole had a lot of additional ingredients:  peppers, onion, tomato, radishes, etc.  It was fantastic as well.\n\nFor lunch, I had the wagyu fajitas.  These were EXCELLENT and for $20 you get quite a lot of food.  The steak is heavily - but not overly so - seasoned, as are the accompanying onions and peppers.  You also get rice and beans, it's more than enough to make 3 good sized fajitas.  We also had the shrimp tacos, which are a staple for us at Mundo.  3 tacos in smaller size tortillas, they fill them to the brim, to the point you will probably have to resort to a fork at times.  They are crispy and flavorful, which is why one of us typically gets them.\n\nToday, we shared the street corn, which is taken off the cob and mixed with cojita cheese, crema, and spices.  It was excellent, better than many creamed corn dishes I've had at fancy steakhouses.  This side dish is a must, the corn is firm and retains a lot of its crunch.  The cheese is noticeable, and the spices add flavor without overwhelming.  Can't believe I haven't eaten this before.\n\nAlso, none of our drinks got close to empty.  Excellent service throughout.  Highly recommend Mundo.
__label__4 The office staff isn't rude, every time my husband and I walk in they are always nice to us. I really like this place the pool area is nice and now they are building a play ground which is great. Mike, dawn, and Cynthia are great with good customer service. And the rent is a great price. I really don't see why ppl complaining on here.  Maybe they saw everybody reviews and decided to act right . I'm moving in soon & I hope they give me no problems because then I would be pissed. I'll be sure to keep yelp updated !
__label__0 BEWARE! My review is only for this lady who I had the worst haircut experience with in my entire life.  I didn't get her name but she's medium to heavy size caucasian woman and has tattoos on her body.  Her section is far left when you enter the door.\n\nAside from getting the worse haircut she was extremely unprofessional and had a negative attitude from the beginning.  She asked for every detail on how to give the haircut, every snip! It was extremely frustrating since it was her job as a stylist to understand the look and feel, not be a robot with scissors.  \n\nTo summarize, avoid at all cost. Plently of other hair cut places around - don't waste your time, money, and risk your image.
__label__1 I had to run an errand during my lunch break that brought me over to this area, so I decided to pop into Subway for a quick sandwich. \n\nMy food was just fine (although the sandwich 'artist' was pretty heavy handed with the mustard) but the cashier could have been a lot friendlier.
__label__1 so i'm kind of a subway snob. so with that in mind.....\n\nthe high school aged staff kinda drives me nuts. there is just a complete lack of organization in there. and not exactly the cleanest establishment. i walked out last time i was there because the kid made my salad without putting on gloves....\n\nhandling meats, veggies etc with out gloves. no thank you.\n\nthe manager just lets her staff run roughshot all over that place. \n\nthanks but no thanks.\nI really think its the gloves thing that got me. everything else i could deal with but thats just tooo much for me.
__label__4 Vegas Computer Doctor ROCKS!  They fixed an iMac that, without a doubt, would have had to been 'junked' had it been taken to a dealer. Thank goodness I found Vegas Computer Doctor...Armando's patience and calm helped me get back a great machine...and avoid a lot of $$$.  They're trustworthy and reliable.
__label__0 Dispatcher was incredibly rude. But it's a tow company, no surprise there. Pulled up in our cab as the tow truck was pulling in with my car. Didn't even park my car on their lot and charged me $300!! What a scam!
__label__2 The hubby and I stopped by around 8:30 at night. Upon pulling up, we seen that the line was almost out the door. Determined to get some ice cream, I insisted on going in and waiting in line. It took about 15 minutes to get our order, but the place was jam packed so the wait was to be expected.  All the employees were doing their best to keep the line down. I ordered the smallest size, \"like it\", and the employee actually gave me the next size up at no charge because she said she grabbed too much ice cream. \n\nThere's very little seating at this location,  and the available tables were dirty. But to be fair,  if all hands were on deck making orders, whose left to clean up? We chose to get our order to-go. \n\nI'm a fan of Cold Stone's ice cream.  I'm accustomed to the long lines. But to me, it's worth waiting to get me some \"All lovin' no oven\".
__label__4 Can't say enough good things about these guys! \n\nAbout six months ago, my computer suddenly went on the fritz. It was well past it's prime (about 8 years old), but I was determined to save it. I'm pretty handy with computers, so I thought I would try to resuscitate it. After a week of replacing various parts, still no luck so I dragged the poor thing into Tech Mail. After I explained the symptoms and my attempted fixes, the tech looked it over and quickly determined that the motherboard was toast :(  After researching what it would take to revive it, it quickly became apparent that it was a lost cause. So I made my peace and bought a much newer, faster, better used computer from them for $250. I double-checked to make sure it had everything I needed and they installed all the Windows updates and a few programs for free.\n\nThey were very patient with me and didn't pressure me into buying anything. In the end, I got a great deal on a used computer and a great customer service experience. They're my go-to for anything computer related.
__label__2 Was in and out today. First time ever. Chairs need an upgrade. Should be a little more cautious about infection control
__label__0 Horrible experience. I went in on a Saturday, and yes I believe this is why it was so incredibly awful. I actually scheduled the appointment online (they do not schedule over the phone) a week and a half prior to my visit. To speed up the process, I completed my 'check in' as well by supplying my insurance information, and address, etc. \n\nI walked in a few minutes before my appointment to find standing room only. This was a nightmare. I stood in a corner, trying to avoid the door that opened about every sixty seconds. I signed in, and waited 35 minutes to be called up. She confirmed my appointment, apologized, and said that I was next. I was then called back to the window a moment later and was handed a UA specimen cup...in front of the entire lobby! I was mortified. Once done with that mission, I didn't know what else to do, so I went back out into the lobby. \n\nBy this time there was almost no room to stand. People actually had to wait in the hallway. Another 15 minutes went by before I was called back for my blood draw. In that time, not one person was called back. 15 minutes! My blood draw took a total of 4 minutes to complete. Unreal. \n\nScheduled appointment, completed online verification of insurance, arrived before appointment...waited 50 minutes. HORRIBLE experience.
__label__1 When ordering for delivery, today we everything was rushed and uninviting.\nThen delivery comes, ordered mozzarella sticks with RANCH.  What comes with delivery, marinara, wrong already.\nOrdered pizza and no crushed red pepper and no grated cheese. \nToday was the worst service we got from our phone order.\nSo yes, bad review....... not happy but it be what it is.
__label__0 HORRIBLE SERVICE!!!  wow nothing good to say at all about this dump. Ordered a dinner dish. A ceaser salad and spaghetti. They gave me iceberg lettuce (crap) with a side of ceaser dressing. About 30 minutes later my meal comes out.  Sauce was cold.. Ten min later they finally bring it back...ABSOLUTE garbage for being in seven hiLLS. OH and you get to see the employees smoke cigs outside while your eating right in front of them. Its all can good food..i'd rather eat at pizza hut or cicis
__label__0 ordered online...got there at time I requested and they said they just got order. The pizza was burnt and the rest a wet soggy mess..when I talked to kitchen manager I was informed that it is the fault of ordering a thin crust and vegatarian. Yes they gave me a credit...Only an apology when I mentioned I had not received one,,,only excuses.
__label__4 My hubby n I dined in tonight. Got a pizza. It was delicious! The prices are good & the staff is friendly. Extra points for this location being so convenient to where live!
__label__4 Better than Starbucks. No contest! And super friendly...doesn't feel like a franchise.
__label__3 I was in the area and needed to get some ingredients to make pho but didn't want to make the drive all the way to Chinatown so I yelped Asian Market and it led me here!  I'm glad I took the chance and stopped by as I've been to a few smaller Asian markets around the valley and most of the time things are really not that fresh.\n\nThe produce here was actually pretty fresh and I even found fresh lime leaves!  The lemongrass I picked up was also fresh.  The best things I picked up was actually by the register- boiled peanuts and banana bread that was SO moist.\n\nI would definitely come here again if I was in the area!
__label__2 Though the smell of the place can really get to you, the instructors here are amazing.  Down side is the people at the front desk are extremely rude and not very friendly.  If customer service were good all around I would have continued to come to this studio. But since it's all the way on the other side of town I think I'll have to opt out for a more welcoming environment.  \n\nOther than the downsides, they have a clean changing area with 2 showers where they provide body wash, shampoo, and conditioner so you can wash off all the nasty sweat after your classes. \n\nTry catching Summer and Stacy. They're both awesome in their own way.
__label__0 Tried to redeem a voucher I purchased on Living Single, they denied it. Instead they tried to upsell me to pay twice what I paid on Living Social. They also wouldn't refund the price of the voucher.
__label__2 Been feeling a need for some Korean food. Yelped it and made a choice to go to Ma Dang for the first time.\nThe food was great. Kalbi, Korean fried chicken and Dolsoi Bi Bim Bap.\nThe service was great. Very generous with the Bah chan. the only thing that I have any reservations on was the prices. Kalbi 17.99 KFC 17.99 BiBimBap 10.99.\nI dont feel that the food reflected the prices.  That is my caustionary comment.\nThree thick cut ribs for the Kalbi, a dozen pieces of chicken and a Medium size bowl for theBi Bim Bap should not reflect a 54.00 dollar bill.
__label__4 I love this port of subs location. Its the best location I've been to by far. I understand that when your busy, you can't give the best costumer service. And I guess some people don't know the idea of pre-close?? Overall the food was great, the people there are awesome and I will surely come back soon.
__label__4 We bought a Boston Terrier puppy from the Puppy Boutique a year ago. The owner was very helpful. We played with many dogs and stayed there a while. The owner and staff was very friendly. The also gave a military discount! Our puppy has never been ill and is of good breeding! I would go back ( if I could afford it!)
__label__4 AMAZING! Definitely great quality massages-- and for only $45 for 80 mins?? WOOORTH IT! I was helped by a student named Armando, and he was fantastic! Highly recommend!
__label__4 We've never taken advantage of their grooming services,  but the dogs who are being groomed when we are there always look happy and not stressed!\nOur little dogs fit in our kitchen sink, but I may bring our big dog for professional grooming at some point. \nOnce a month we visit Kathy and staff to pick up a bag of Fromm dog food for the kids. They love their Fromm. Another reviewer mentioned,  Fromm has a program where after you buy 12 bags, you get 1 free. Great deal!\nWe also pick up some items from the bakery section, our dogs love the peanut butter cookies. \n\nBe sure to like their Facebook page and join the email list to receive deals and coupons and be informed of special events.
__label__3 My dog needed a nail trim, cost $8 but they got 2 staff involved, one of them even got his face very near to my dog's mouth, very brave. I like people who take the initiative to get things done. Will definitely be back.\n\nThe dog bathing is a very good experience\n\nAfter the wash the store has a hugh shopping section, very fun and cute place.
__label__4 I highly recommend the groomers who work here. workers and the owner are really caring. I've been a long time customer of this store because of their groomer and really great customer service.
__label__3 Got the Rock Star Mani.. I love it..
__label__0 This store has gone downhill. Items that are advertised are not on the shelves. They want you to use the kiosk and have the items shipped to you. OK. Problem is, you don't get  Kohls cash through the kiosk and it's a completely separate transaction altogether. It takes forever to find merchandise on the machine and if you have a discount of any kind it takes an employee to come over and check you out (if you have time to wait until one can be found.) Today, again, an item in their advertisement (Keurig k-cup drawer) wasn't in stock, wasn't on the kiosk and the customer service rep on the phone in the customer service department kept trying to convince me that I needed to keep checking Kohl's.com everyday to look for it. Not only did I waste my gas driving there but I wasted a good hour of my life listening to this chick try to convince me that rather than go to Bed Bath and Beyond, I should waste more of my life searching at their store site because \"It might be in stock someday.\" Yeah, NO THANKS!
__label__0 I really want my daughter to be seen by a doctor and not by a pa. I have taken my daughter to them about 5-6 times this year and every time my daughter has been seen by a PA. I can't wait to change insurance so I don't have to have dr lamott as my child's doctor whom I have not met yet since January.
__label__1 The food is decent.  Not bad not great. The service is poor. The teenagers at the front were brats and rolled her eyes when i made a simple request. I ordered a chicken dish and substituted the meat for tofu and they charged me $2+ Really?! Tofu is cheaper! This place is only close to my house. That's why I ate here. I've given this place a few shots but It's not good.
__label__1 Service was rude felt rushed no one in the restaurant had 3 shrimps in my Szechwan shrimp.  Lunch special. Food tasted like frozen chinese TV dinner.   Dry and salty\nDo not recommend this place at all.   You buy and they don't come back to ask how anything is.  Which tells me that they already know!
__label__0 Absolutely horrible! !! Waited 3 hours to see the doctor. The reception is ghetto and needs to find another job. No respect for their patients.  They make you wait 3 hours to see the doctor. Don't go!! Didn't want to pick a star but you have too.
__label__0 Horrible horrible horrible customer service. I wouldn't recommend their services to my worst enemy. They are incompetent and lack knowledge.\n\nI had an alignment done on the car after a major suspension overhaul and they tried to tell me my parts were worn out and couldn't get it into specs. The alignment they performed was tolerable for a few months and then I noticed my inner tires were wearing unevenly. Brought it back in since the alignment had a year warranty. I drop the car off and get a call 15 minutes later blaming me for replacing more suspension parts and my warranty was voided now. I went back into the store and politely told them I hadn't replaced anything after the initial alignment was performed. The tech continued to blame me and even called me a liar once. After a bit more uncomfortable arguing they agreed to finish the alignment. Once it was completed I had the guy at the register to never bring my car back to there store. I brushed that comment off and drove the car home with a new violent pull to the right. The tech mustve intentionally ruined they alignment due to little bitch syndrome. Had to bring my car to a friend and had the alignment fixed and within almost perfect specs. They had no reason to treat me like a criminal when I was clearly a paying customer! Screw these losers, I hope they lose their business and someone better moves in like discount tire.\n\nEveryone that lives in Mtns Edge should steer clear of this crap tire shop. If you value your car, don't bring it here.
__label__0 I don't expect a fancy parade of amazing service, offerings of exotic produce or a team of personal shoppers fawning over me when I go to the grocery store. Given that grocery shopping is already the bane of my life, I have really low expectations for the place where I purchase my impressive assortment of top ramen food products.\n\nSeriously, I'm not shopping for organic baby prawn medleys and goose liver patte'... I just want to get in and purchase my run of the mill poor person foods like canned beans and frozen dinners. So when I say low expectations, I mean REALLY low expectations.\n\nSo it really says something about the Smith's that I would rather saw off my own foot than shop for my failure cuisine at their grocery store. \n\nWhen someone that has been beaten by the poverty police and kicked in the face by life as much as I have doesn't want to shop at your store no matter how great your prices are, you have got some problems. I don't actually notice that the prices are much different than any other store in the area, though. \n\nTo be fair, I may not be noticing prices because of the instant seizure caused by walking into the herd of people always grazing around in the Smith's. The prices seem to be the same overinflated prices seen everywhere else in Las Vegas. Same high prices, same fake discounts.\n\nThe parking lot at the Smith's is absolutely insufferable. It's like parking at Walmart, but without the option to park really far away in hopes that your car won't be needlessly assaulted. You can always count on Smith's to give you that uneasy sensation you get when leaving your car in a suspicious lot. Any sense of relief you feel when finding your car unscathed at the end of the shopping trip will quickly subside when you try to leave and a number of cars pass behind you, almost collide with you, get in your way and speed. \n\nDespite the anger and road rage you will feel in the Smith's parking lot, I think you can really count yourself lucky that none of these citizens of our fair city ran you over as a pedestrian.\n\nWhen you get inside the store you might actually just have a panic attack and die. I always hope that is what will happen to me when I see that battlefield. To say that Smith's has an overcrowding problem is a laughable understatement. Smith's makes every day feel like Black Friday: You will bump into other people, wait in line to look at things and have trouble navigating the store through all that human garbage. I guess that is not too bad when you think about the hand-to-hand combat that could ensue should Smith's ever hold true to the Black Friday tradition and place an item on sale. (They are keeping us safe.) \n\nBring your hand  sanitizer for all the awesome contact with humanity you'll be having at the Smith's!\n\nI think the owner must be friends with the fire marshall because there is no way that place isn't over capacity at any given time. If it weren't for all the food in there I'd say it was like a third world country. Except, I guess third world countries do have food but no one can afford it. So it is pretty similar to a third world country. Without the charm.\n\nI guess it is not fair to hold the business responsible for the fact that so many people descend on the store like the apocalypse is upon us. However, I can and do blame them for not staffing the store properly and relying almost exclusively on self-checkout. This causes all those people to become trapped in the store and creates a feeling desperation and taints the air with the smell of sweat. It also fills my heart with hate.\n\nThere is always a huge line of frustrated people clogging up the isle in the front of the store. There is only one isle with a person checking and it's always crammed, so people start to self-checkout with way too many items or when they are way too stupid to operate the sophisticated check out equipment. I hope the person who thought of self-checkout was put to death for his crime against humanity.\n\nOnce you are able to get to the front of the line, expect to get held up at least once because even of you are not purchasing alcohol the bagging area is very weight sensitive. In fact, Smith's is so concerned that you are going to steal from them that they force you to wait for an attendant because you dropped a ten cent packet of Koolaide. Then you have to wait for an eternity because Smith's has left the same person in charge of 8-10 stations and there are clearly a ton of people who should not be using self checkout to begin with.\n\nLook, I'm not classy, I don't have any pride, I'm shopping at Smith's for crying out loud! Grocery shopping is a horrible chore and I hate it with a passion. Unfortunately Smith's makes a chore feel like a war. I shouldn't have to take a nap afterwards.
__label__3 I enjoy shopping for my groceries at this location. But I don't like the fact that the people who work here have no idea where anything is. Excuse me where would I find the Rotel? Rotel....whats Rotel? Wait do we sell Rotel? Hell, I don't work here I'm asking you. Really how can u work in a store and have no idea where anything is. So because I like the store and it's location I have just decided not to ask anyone where anything is. I just send the husband to look for items if I have no idea where things maybe. Other than that is a cool store.
__label__2 Not bad...Not bad at all.  It's basically a buffet with 99% chinese food.  The other 1% consisted of sushi (which I never trust at a buffet) and Jello. I think it was $8 for lunch and impressive variety of food choices for the price.  Drinks are included too!   \n\nThey had a lot of different stir-fry's, BBQ beef, chicken, and fish dishes.  There's a hot bar too where you pile noodles, veggies and meats together and hand it to the chef where he cooks it right in front of you.  I give it 3 stars because after that first dish, it was good but I didn't feel like going back for more.  Even though there was a variety of food, the oil in the stir fry and meats just kinda gets to you if you go beyond the first plate. It was just a yelp rating says \"A-Ok\".
__label__0 As a property OWNER, my experience with Priority Property Management was not positive, the least to say.\n\n1. they misadvertised my property by linking it to an automated voice mail that described somebody else's property. When I brought this to the attention of Michelle, the owner, she advised me it was not a big deal and that prospective tenant's don't even listen to the message but just leave a voice mail expressing interest in viewing the property.\n\n2. Turn-around time to get the property rent-ready (carpet cleaning, painting, etc) was 26 days. (in my experience, it's been between 2-7 days after tenant moves out).\n\n3.it takes a while for them to return your calls/emails, in fact it is their policy to get back to you within 48-72 hours. In my experience from dealing with other PM (property management), it's usually a few hours to 24 hrs. Their standard answer was that they were \"short-staffed\". An interesting fact though, 3 months after I left them, I emailed to get a lost invoice, and I received an automated email response stating they were short-staffed and will get back to me within 72 hours.\n\n4.they did not change the lock between tenants, which we learnt about when we were picking up the keys from them to hand it over to another PM.\n\nOverall, I am very happy I switched to another property management. No PM is perfect, but I would not recommend this PM. Do your research and do not rush. There are better property managements out there.\nGood luck!\nSarah :)
__label__1 I was getting my nails done here on Tuesday night, and while my nail lady was fabulous, the ambiance was not. There apparently who is a hairdresser there, Barbara, and she lets her kids run around the entire salon as she works. I think it is highly unprofessional. I was in a complete opposite area of the hair salon, and I could hear the kids. Not to mention, the same lady, was on the phone screaming at someone...also very unprofessional. My nail lady said that was pretty normal and the kids were always at the salon being loud and the mother is very loud herself. I just wanted to relax for an hour or so, and could not do so in that atmosphere. I will not go back, just because I don't want to be bothered with an employees children running around....again....highly unprofessional.
__label__3 I remembered Walgreens from 2005. \n\nThis place has everything including vegas souvenirs. Liquids are market price instead of hotel prices @$3. We were going to stock up except we were on foot on our way to Bally's for a show. \n\nMinus 1 star for the route there. We were on the construction side for awhile and it was single file and dusty. Once we crossed the street, we were accosted with sounds of flapping cards advertising nude girls. There was a parking lot of stalls selling crap and car rentals...or was it a picture op with some cars? \n\nOn the way back on that same side, we came upon this tent thing selling more crap. \n\nThey have one by Wynn and another one may be opening up elsewhere on the strip.
__label__0 AVOID ALL the Walgreens on the Strip!! They are nothing but TOURIST GOUGING BUSINESS'S & not your neighborhood store you may be accustomed to. For Example:\n\n I went into this store & brought my Arizona Iced Tea & pack of .99 cashews to the register & told the clerk \"The Iced tea is on sale this week\". She then asked if I had the coupon. I told her NO & asked her dont you have a Sales paper for this week?\" She answered \"NO.\"\n\nWTF?!! I then pulled out a reciept I just happened to have from a store I was at on Maryland blvd & showed it to her explaining that I DID NOT have a coupon then either and the store had a sales paper to accomodate me. She said she couldnt help me. I told her get the mgr.\n\nThe mgr came and explained that I needed to have a coupon. I showed her my reciept and told her I've NEVER heard of a Walgreens that didnt have a sales paper to accomodate customers and went on to say QUITE LOUDLY that all they were doing was \"gouging tourist\" by not honoring their weekly sales paper or making it available.\n\nI left and will NEVER solicite any of these STRIP stores ever again & I will be venting with Walgreens mgmt via the 1800-763-0547 number.\n\nAvoid these STRIP stores at all cost!!
__label__2 Daaaaayum, everything is expensive. The only things that weren't were the souvenir shot glasses in the middle aisle for .99 haha. Sigh haha.
__label__0 Terrible service, waited 10 - 15 minutes for someone to show up at pharmacy and she was the most disgusting, nasty and inhospitable person I have ever encountered in my life.  Also bums hanging out at front door asking for money and when you do not give them money they curse at you, what a disgusting, nasty, awful place!
__label__4 Pretty simple: I walked in, explained what I was looking to do and they didn't sell me anything. He said \"here's a sample of what I would use, I actually use it. It'll do good and if you don't like it, come back and we'll try another sample.\" He was right, I loved it and did what it was supposed to. Went back, picked up a full bottle this time and STILL friendly as heck.\n\nI tell ya, a Vitamin Shoppe or GNC seems to always want to SELL you. Then you get to the register and its \"this is paired with ____ usually\"...more selling. Not here.\nGood advice and a friendly atmosphere. When I need something again, Ill be back, and ill reccomend to friends!
__label__2 You know that saying, you get what you pay for? Totally applies to Rhapsodille. It's jam-packed with trendy club wear, perfect for ladies that want something new to wear out on the town but still want to be able to afford those pricey Vegas drinks! \nI usually stop into Rhapsodille when I am looking for something really specific to wear with an item I already have, and I don't want to spend more then $20-30 bucks. \n\nThe good: \nThe store is organized by color, so if you need a red top you aren't going to have to search through a bunch of blue stuff\nThings are very inexpensive, I can't remember seeing anything in the store priced over $30\nThey have a large selection of somewhat uncomfortable but still cute heels, priced around $20-25. \n\nThe bad: \nMany of the clothes are of poor quality... Thin material, weak seams... To me a lot of the clothes seemed like 'wear once and toss' type items.\nDon't expect good customer service. On my last visit, I stood in the shoe area for 15 minutes before giving up, and this was on a weekday. (I ended up buying 3 pairs of shoes later that day from Charlotte Russe)\nBuy carefully, they do not do refunds, only exchanges. \n\nIf you need something to wear out one night and you are on a tight budget, you may find Rhapsodille right up your alley. If you want to buy a new little black dress for repeated wear, you are better off looking elsewhere.
__label__1 Horrible store! \n\nI don't understand why this store has such high reviews. \n\nThe customer service (HAH) is one of the worst I've seen in a retail store. No one welcomes you as you walk in, no one offers to help you out no matter how lost you look, and when they do help you they don't even seem to be really paying attention to your needs. It literally took me half an hour to get a size on a pair of shoes that I was interested in buying. \n\nThe clothes are cheaply made and wont last you in the long run but this is a \"you get what you pay for\" type of store. But I gave them two stars because the selection and layout of the store is nice. \n\nJewelry is overpriced but the shoes are good.
__label__0 I wish I could give this Walgreens Pharmacy a negative star review. The customer service here is horrible. I was rushed and made to feel like a complete pain in the ass because they had to put my insurance card in. If you don't like you're job then leave, don't work in a customer service industry if you are awful at interacting with the public. Walgreens should reexamine who they have working in the pharmacy here. I haven't interacted with all employees but the Asian woman in the pharmacy is the worst. I won't be returning to this location for anything because of this.
__label__0 the worst fking service i ever delt with. I paid the extra money to disconnect with them.. cust service makes a good business and they suck at it.. on top of that. they quote me for about 30 dollars a month and i get charged over 70 dollars each month.. please dont get this service. it sucks ass..
__label__0 This is literally the worst internet I've had in 8 years. The man that connected the service was nice. I've had it for a week and half, paying for 10Mbps and consistently test at less than ONE Mbps. I have been trying to watch a 4 minute youtube video for an hour. AN HOUR. This is ridiculous. \n\nIf they grant me my request to discontinue service I will give them another star for customer service.
__label__3 Ok, so I wrote my review yesterday and I am writing my update from my phone because I have no internet. In the last two hours my internet dropped 4 times and the TV lost connection 3 times. You get centurylink prism and you will be paying for intermittent service.
__label__1 Smoothie King is like a broke Jamba Juice! When I came here it was packed with loads of people and the staff here are far from good customer service. The way it is set up makes no sense what so ever. When it was time to pay the guy ringing us up got our order wrong and wanted me to $18.00 for two smoothies..overall smoothies were good but don't think i would go back ever again.
__label__0 I'm so glad my mom was released after being there 3 months. I'm so happy she was not one of those dumped patients! The doc basically have up on her and told me there was nothing more they could do. I took her to Dr. Luis Ortega and it turns out they had been giving her medication that counteracted with each other!! Dr. Ortega did wonders and she has been doing great for almost 2 years!!\n\nThis place deserves NO STARS!!!!
__label__3 Our doggies Joey and Fred have been coming to Grand Montecito since it opened 3 years ago. We board them at the kennel about 3 times a year. The staff is very kind and considerate to our two dogs who are getting up there in years especially our geriatric cranky beagle. \n\nWe are huge fans of doctor Lewis who has shown great compassion toward both our hound who is in the sunset of his life but also our family with 4 children for whom when the time comes losing their beloved dog they have grown up with will be very difficult. \n\nI know that when the time comes our children trust that Dr. Lewis has done everything he can to help this member of our family which will make saying goodbye just a little bit easier. Our family has the peace of mind that our pets are well cared for when we have to be out of town.
__label__0 I used to get service done here on all 4 of my vehicles.  But since their turnover rate of employees is so high and they keep putting more arrogant front desk or managers there the service has become awefull.  Right now there is a new guy in there again (mgr) and hes is trying to make that dollar off of everything very hard.  He needs his sales obviously!   \n\nNow, there is one amazing Mechanic.  GARY!  HE IS THE BEST!  Not sure if he works there anymore.   This place has gone down hill.  Other than checking ur tire pressure this service center is as bad as PUUUUUFECT AUTO.   STAY AWAY!
__label__1 This place is ok, not great but alright. When your hungry for some quick Mexican food its good. But what makes me give this place 2 stars is the lady behind the counter that takes the orders. She always has a sour face like she hates her job!!!
__label__0 Do not buy from here!! I bought a set of tires and rims from this place and they claimed to have a warranty. Not even 9 months later all 4 of my sidewalls are cracked! They said they would send them to the manufacturer, but the most they have ever given someone was $120.00 for a credit for all 4 tires. They now want another $600 for more tires. What a rip off!
__label__1 For the price of their services, I was NOT impressed.  I had to have them re-do parts of my car, as they did not remove the mats when they vacuumed and there was still cleaner on the tires.  I could have done the same quality of work in the same amount of time.  I have a  newer, pretty clean car and I didn't think it was any cleaner than when they started.  I doubt I will go back.  I can hire a mobile car wash off of Craigslist who will do a better job for the same price.
__label__1 Had the brakes done here on my 2011 Subaru Outback in March 2013.  The total cost was $750.00, the most money I've ever spent on brakes in my life.  Within 6 months the brakes were already grinding and squeaking.  I brought the car back to have the mechanics take a look.  Supposedly nothing was wrong with any of the parts and everything was fine.  I was obviously hallucinating the grinding and squeaking.  Seems this is par for the course at Just Brakes for their work and parts to fail after 10k miles.  They are currently polishing and lubing the pads and said if the problem persists to come back and they will replace the brakes.  At least they got the customer service part right.\n\nLesson learned.  If you want quality work and parts for your car, take it to the dealership where the mechanics are trained to work on your make and model and the parts are factory manufactured.
__label__4 I was shopping around in the area for quality laminate flooring for my new home. I decided to go with TLC because of the quality service Ramin provided. He was very honest with his products and very knowledgable. My mother wanted to install hardwood flooring but he explained the pros and cons of it. We went with laminate flooring instead because he explained that hardwood flooring is not ideal in Las Vegas because of the dry climate. I did not know that!!! We went with the Shaw laminate flooring. He gave us a good deal. 1.89 per sq ft for Shaw laminate flooring and that included the padding!!! I did not go with chinese made laminate or home depots because of the quality. TLC has good quality products for a great price!!\n\nThanks Ramin for all your help. I love my floors.
__label__4 These guys are the hardest workers I have ever witnessed. They did an EXCELLENT job with our move and I 100% recommend them.
__label__1 Same as the first review.  It's close and near my place of employment but unfortunately every time I try it out the chicken tenders are always dry as hell. The corn and potatoes can be kept on a heat lamp for the most part but when it comes to the chicken it should be cooked to order. Skip Popeye's Louisiana and head to canes.
__label__0 V Transportation is a: terrible, scamming, potentially trip ruining, rude, unaccomodating, worthless, cheap, lying, no-good, rotten, low-life, dirt-eating, slime-ball, inbred, overstuffed, ignorant, blood-sucking, dog-kissing, brainless, sackless, hopeless, heartless, fat-assed, bug-eyed, moronic, worm-headed, sack of monkey pooped & son of a motherless goated company.   Do you get the picture?
__label__2 I have been shopping in this area for years and have never even noticed this JC Penney location. It's in the far part of the parking lot and nothing is near it making it a less than convenient or easy location to shop.\n\nThe store is organized and seemed very basic and typical for a JC Penney. Now that I know it's there I'll likely be more inclined to shop here in the future, but it's definitely not going to be easy to remember.
__label__1 Real mediocre. High priced food. No rewards cards and the lady with the big silver plugs in her ears is as mean as a brown bear being awoken from a slumber. No trees in the parking lot so no shade and your car will melt in the sun. Hide behind the furniture rental vehicle, it provides an ample amount of shade. Haha but other than that, this place is just really mildly nice. Don't take your kids here, there is a man eating clam in the backyard.
__label__2 Only way to have a Wally World experience is in the middle of the night around 2am.. This one isn't day but does get hectic during the daytime, especially considering the plaza it sits in, and SAMs Club just next door. Only thing a little different on this night I went was I had to use certain machines if I was paying with a card with no cash back. And the lady working seemed a little annoyed by asking if I was paying by cash or card. I said it doesn't matter, which ever is easiest & that seemed to further complicate things lol.. So I went to the first available one & kept it moving.. #BlessHer \n3 stars just for being Wal Mart & the corporate giant you are! Lol
__label__2 I rarely come into this CVS location, but when I do it's an OK experience.  Was in the area and stopped by the other day to pick up some Dark Chocolate Candy for the Better Half.....she loves the Dove Dark Chocolates and they have them at CVS.  Fast checkout and clean store....what more could I ask for?\n\nReturn Factor - 50%
__label__4 Definitely one of the finest properties in Las Vegas. The location is outstanding with great access to The Strip, McCarran, the highways and tons of other Vegas locales. The building and facilities are immaculate. The Valets, Concierge & security team are the ultimate professionals. We bought a unit as a vacation home in 2011 and its tranquil, safe and a fun place to getaway to.
__label__0 If I could give 0 stars I would!! This place is beyond horrible! I ordered food for myself and my 4 year old daughter at 6:07pm, and they gave me an estimated time of 30-45 minutes. I have ordered from this place several times in the past and never once have they been in the time frame they tell you at the time of the order. Tonight, 50-55 minutes later I called to get an estimate on delivery as my 4 year old has yet to eat... They tell me 5-10 minutes away and they have already left (mind you I live literally 3 minutes away, 4 if you get stuck at the light). 20 minutes later I had to call and tell them to cancel my whole order and refund my money because they still had not arrived to deliver my food. The lady spoke little to no English, and did not even bother to remedy the situation, or apologize for the situation. The people are rude, and have no mind for the customers.
__label__4 Love this place! They are always very fast, even during the dinner rush. I highly recommend the Singapore noodles! Yuummm! :)
__label__0 Not a big fan of this place...they don't even have glitter polish for regular manicures for me and my daughter...the girl at the front said she looked everywhere  for it and then said I could bring my own!!! What...if I did that I would just do it all myself and save money...also my daughter is very shy and quiet and didn't let them know they burned her with the hot towels.....they were not very friendly either...
__label__1 I went here for a mani and pedi and did not have a good experience. First the guy didn't listen to me and put gels on my toes after I told him I didn't want gels. (BTW they didn't take it off the bill) then I got my manicure and looked at it later and it was the WORST manicure I've ever gotten. I had to go back to get it fixed (only reason they got a 2) and the girl was so rough when she was taking off the old polish that she ripped my cuticle and now I have to wear a bandaid on two of my fingers. \n\nNever going back and I don't recommend this place.
__label__2 This salon is fair.  They have always been able to get me in VERY Quickly no matter how packed it is (elbow to elbow at times).  I have gotten my nails done here a few times but it seems that they are more about how many bodies than total quality of work.  Also - the product seems to yellow/dull after a week.  (I have pink and white acrylics)
__label__4 I'm down 20 pounds and loving it!  Adam Luckette takes awesome care of me whether its diet or health. The staff is amazing!  Give them a try!
__label__4 I love how friendly everyone is and they have the best beds that give the best color in town
__label__0 Making an appointment was a breeze.  Getting them to show up was not.  Twenty-five minutes past my appointment time, I called to be told the groomer would call me back.  Ten minutes after that, the groomer said she was 15 minutes away.  I thanked them for their time and called my regular groomer.
__label__0 Id never use them again first of the Unprofessional driver that came to my house didnt want to do here job she kept on makn exscuses about parking and power not my problem and there was plenty of parking my Himalayan Persian if u can believe what that is in the pick got brought back to my door with her hair hacked of in patches long in sm places short in others all wrong i work for huge cell ph company and  ill be sure to share this Experience in front of 10s of thousand co workers when your dealing with peoples animals those are there kids u wouldnt bring sm ones kid home soking wet then to add Insult to injury the cut was 65 with a 15 traveling fee i gave that lady 100 she gave me back 15 like i was sm domb ass id never give a tip for such a horible job custermer care girl on ph did apologize and offer to send another person to fix what that machanic lady who should be only washing cars not cats Unfortunately my cats to screw up to be fixed id rather just let her hair grow back verses puting her threw that shit again
__label__4 I first saw Dr. Leach at another chiropractor's recommendation a few weeks ago, when my sciatic nerve was acting up. He and his assistant assessed my mobility and stability through a simple 7-step test on which I mostly got the pity points for being present. Bruised ego aside, this proved to be a great diagnostic tool for the doctor and a fair snapshot of my physical condition. He then moved to a brief, but comprehensive lesson of anatomy, which helped me better understand how everything works and how a symptom does not necessarily indicate the cause. \n\nDr. Leach has been doing some soft tissue work that helped relieve the various pains and aches that I had even forgotten about, however the greatest part is that he is (patiently) teaching me various exercises to increase my strength in my legs, glutes and my core, thus the overall stability. I have been doing them every morning for the past 2-3 weeks and I feel more flexible, more in tune with what my body is telling me, and consequently I started paying much more attention to posture and the quality of a workout, rather than the quantity.\n\nIn my opinion, the whole practice is built on a very solid professional foundation. Dr. Leach is very knowledgeable and he teaches as he treats, which is a great approach for anyone whose ultimate goal is to live an healthy, injury-fee, active life.
__label__0 DOG OWNER BEWARE!!!! Do Not take your dog here!!! We took our two dogs here and when we picked them up they were butchered!!! We have a Maltese and a Lhasa Apso, we asked for a teddy bear cut and not to cut my Lhasa's Goatee. We got them back and they were shaved down like a five year old had done it. My Lhasa looked like a giant rat! The lady was very rude. She is cheap, but you get what you pay for. DO NOT GO HERE. DOG OWNER BEWARE!!!
__label__3 I didn't stay here so I can't talk about the rooms. I was there for an event. The meeting rooms were clean with a good air conditioning system (it works and you didn't need an engineering degree to adjust it) The lobby was spacious and clean as well. Looks like they have coffee for the guests as well. Live it up you are in Las Vegas for cryin' out loud!
__label__4 Great crew.  Each person has something special to offer and they all know what they are doing.  My mom switched after 10 years with Verizon because of some Bozo there...  Much happier with AT&T.
__label__1 Awful experience dealing with sales! Didn't even get the consultant's name; I can only tell you she is blonde, with shoulder-length hair, and much older than the other 2 [front desk] girls I have met there.\n    She was busy signing up a client when I arrived, but was nice enough to let me know she'd be with me shortly.  After 10 minutes, she was still with her new client so she asked the receptionist to give me a tour.  I didn't mind.  She was knowledgeable.  I asked if they sold individual sessions and she confirmed.  \n    The consultant wrapped up with her guest as we returned to the front desk.  There, she skipped introductions and immediately asked me what I was looking for.    I'm not new to tanning, and my skin is naturally tan, so I knew I needed 3 tans at most.   Enter the rabbit hole.\n    I said I was interested in individual sessions, unless there was a package of 3 that would save me a bit if I paid up front.  She was affirmative and stated I could get a prorated membership for the rest of the month (there was about a week and a half left) then cancel.  I jumped at the offer, because the price for unlimited tanning for the rest of the month vs. 3 sessions was a steal! \n    This put her on overdrive.  She was very chatty in between explaining eyewear, lotions, and my \"membership.\"  She asked for my payment and explained that she was running my card for the prorated amount, and I agreed.  AFTER [!] swiping my card, she said I would be billed on the 1st of next month on the same card.  Confused, I asked, \"so I am paying for this month, AND more next month? For what?\" She replied, \"Yeah.  You can cancel your membership after the month.  This is what we talked about.\"  I apologized because I apparently misunderstood; I only wanted to purchase a package to the end of the current month and thought I could cancel before paying for another month.  I asked if this was possible.  She assured me that that is what we were doing.  Not convinced, I asked her to clarify.\n    At that point, my card was already processed, and in one breath, she asked me to sign for it and repeated, \"This is what we talked about.\"   Her tone was so matter-of-fact and I slowly grew agitated.  Still, I apologized [for the second time] and told her, \"That is not what I understood.  I would've purchased individual sessions if I knew I had to commit to another month.\"  I reminded her of my initial request for 3 sessions.  With the same curt tone of voice, she replied, \"Well I already ran your card.  I thought that's what we talked about.  I explained everything to you.  You can call our billing department, but there is nothing I can do now.  Please sign here.\"  I told her I wasn't comfortable signing for my transaction, because we were not clear on our terms.  She said, \"I know but I need you to sign this.\"  Again, I refused.  She said, \"You have to sign.  I could lose my job.  It looks like I committed credit card fraud.\"  The upset part of me thought, \"Well you SOMEWHAT did.\" And \"Good, now you will actually do something about it besides deflect me to that automated abyss we all know as billing.\"  Instead, I insisted there had to be a way to void the transaction.  She said there was nothing she could do.  What credit card machine doesn't have the function to void?! At an establishment that routinely performs large transactions, no less? I didn't believe her, but I was sympathetic.  I told her  I wasn't trying to get her fired as much as I wasn't trying to commit to another month of tanning, and that I would sign it, though I was very unhappy.  We went in a few more circles about what she swore was clear and what I understood.  This is when she sat me down.\n    I appreciated this much, because I could tell she tried to hit her reset button.  She lowered and changed her tone of voice.  Then she asked if membership was explained during the tour, almost as if she was going to blame someone else for misinforming me.  I told her I only inquired about individual sessions.  She then got on her phone to speak with billing/a manager, but to no avail.  In the blink of an eye, she was high-strung again and she \nwalked me back to the front desk to sign.  Defeated, angry, and trembling, I signed.  While she printed and explained our \"agreement,\" I checked out.  All I could think of was the Better Business Bureau (who I have never felt the need to contact until then).  I asked for a billing dept. number and she said it was on the paper.  I stormed out.  A few moments later, the receptionist [who observed the entire thing] opened the door and called me back.  Before we went in, she was genuinely apologetic and low-key told me that the consultant has a history of these experiences.  This much was obvious.  Anyhow, I guess billing called her back and we were able to cancel the upcoming membership on the spot--this, plus the sweet receptionist, is what the extra star is for.  Overall a total waste of my time!
__label__4 This company is fantastic, my thanks to Jose, Sergio, Luis & Francisco, all family\nmembers what a truly reliable, informative, hard working family.  They did a beautiful\njob on installing carpet, putting in tile and it was cost effective, no rip offs with this family.  What a pleasure, I would highly recommend them.
__label__1 I visit this store at least 5 times a year. All of the employees are so nice all the time, But yesterday I was helped by one of the rudest clerks ever.  She was very short with me as well as other customers.  Management needs to take a long look at this employee.  We don't come to this store and spend $100 to be treated rudely.
__label__4 Another win from Sing Sing. Emailed them a pdf at 6pm on Thursday. Got a quote and a proof back at 6:15pm. 2x3 custom foam board was done by 2pm the next day. 20hr turnaround. Not. Too. Shabby.
__label__0 Talk about disappointment.  Went there yesterday afternoon for the first time in ages.  Son and I both ordered milkshakes.  The soda jerk made them to spec (watched her weight the ice cream and measure the milk.  Turned out to be very high calorie chocolate milk - I mean this was the thinnest milkshake I have had in my entire life, and at 60+ I've had more than a few.  Next time will go to DQ or Sonic.
__label__2 I recently signed up with Gold's and have already found my 3 gyms that I have already became a regular at.  But that doesn't mean I won't drive around town checking the other Gold's out.  I decided to give this gym a try since it is fairly close to home.  \n\nI was immediately disappointed with just the size of this gym.  My second impression, this gym is stuffy and lacking ventilation.  I came in on a Saturday night and there was about 10 other gym goers doing their thing.  This gym is so small that even with less than 15 of us in the gym, it felt crowded.  This gym is lacking a lot from equipment to free-weights.  There's only one of everything here which means you have to wait just to get on a bench.  I just can't imagine what it's like on Monday around 5 PM.  \n\nCardio is located upstairs and the ventilation is even worse.  You almost feel like you're doing cardio in an attic up there. The gym tried fixing this issue by placing a few commercial fans up there, but it's not enough.  Perhaps this could be perfect for someone wanting to burn a ton of calories during cardio since it feels like it's over 100 degrees up there. \n\nI'm glad I gave this place a try.  Now I know that this is one of those Gold's that I plan on avoiding in the future.  Still giving them 3 stars because it is a gym and I still managed to get a great workout.
__label__0 Went there to sign up and waited 45 mins to talk to the manager. Both the front desk girl and the manager were not personable or friendly.
__label__0 It is unfortunate that I came to the conclusion that, after an intensive search still, I haven't found one decent sprint store in the East area of Las Vegas. No one that wasn't disappointing.\nYes I've been greeted properly every time I walk in however, I was lured to order rush delivery and other BS without my consent. The first time at this particular store on LV blvd South and Warm Springs I caught the transactions because I paid up front.\n The second upgrade made I couldn't detect the charges cause it was added to my monthly bill. Can someone tell me the reason why agents want to push rush delivery on us? It is $12.00 extra and shouldn't make a difference. What pisses me off is that I was robbed of it, never agreed to it and was charged. I have spent numerous time with Sprint costumer service that couldn't help me because that's no proof that I denied rush delivery.  Shame on Sprint, I should of got out when I had the chance but for now I'm tied to them for the next 21 months. Be aware.
__label__0 This sprint store has the worst customer service in the world worst than fuckin walmart..I was trying to return a $10 item got to the store no one shot about there job because only manager CAN do a return...WTF?..having to drive 15 miles to this store..dont go here there a rip off too..this store sucks ..if I can give negative 100 stars I would ..I wish this place burn to hell...
__label__1 I tried their combo plate with fish taco, chile relleno, refried beans, and rice ($7.99) + an extra $2.00 for the chile relleno & fish taco.  I highly recommend against these two menu items cause it was disgusting, to say the least.  I didn't eat any of it!  I've had a lot of different types of chile relleno, most being stuffed with goodness, but this one was flat wrapped in some egg type bread batter nastiness, and topped with cheese.  I don't know what it was, but it had a type of omelette texture and was kind of rubbery/chewy.  Can't explain, it was  gross!  Fish taco was very bland, lacking any flavor.  It was a few pieces of fried soggy fish, with lettuce, cheese and a spoon full of mayo.\n\nPass, pass, pass!!\n\nBF had a burrito, and it was huge!!  This will fill you up if you're super hungrrry, but didn't really care for it either.  Everything was mashed up inside.  When I have a burrito, there are usually visible layers of the meat, beans, rice, cheese, etc.  This burrito was just stuffed with a blob of mashed up meat, sauce, and whatever else was in there. Passss!\n\nAlso had the carne asada tacos; it was the only thing I liked.  The meat was flavorful, tender, and was the only thing worth paying for ($2.99, but still kinda pricey for a taco).  This alone gets 3 stars.  \n\nService?  I walked in, wasn't greeted, so I walked up to the counter, grabbed menus and sat down.  I wasn't sure if I was supposed to order and sit down, or if it was table service?  I noticed other people sitting with the menu, so I just took a seat.  She took forever to take our order.  We got up to ask for the check, ask for to-go containers, and we also walked back up to pay?? Not a big deal, but the woman running the front of the house wasn't very hospitable.
__label__0 Very unhappy with this place. \nI ordered some insoles for my allegria shoes two weeks ago. \nI called last week to see if they were in but the person didn't bother to want my information and I was told that the product was not in. \nI waited another week to see if somehow they would call but had to go in and ask for my order. \nThey sure did collect my money but the order was never placed. \nThe lady was very nice but I have needed this insoles since I have pain on my feet without them.
__label__4 Friendly wait staff, upscale decor, the front of the bar does not do it justice at all, had I known this bar would be this nice I would have visited it sooner! The food was great and the prices were reasonable :) tons of tv's to watch the games but not too overwhelming which is great if your going in to grab a few drinks and enjoy a date night. I highly recommend this bar!
__label__4 I live near this shop. The reviews guided me to this establishment. I tried to call before going and much to my disappointment YELP CONTAINS THE wrong number. The correct number is 702-434-9333
__label__0 BEWARE!!!  OWNER ALBERTO IS A THIEF DON'T SELL YOUR JEWELRY! Had been a loyal customer for a couple of years until I decided to sell him 3 watches over a month ago, one of them a Rolex since he is a \"Rolex Specialist\" first as usual did not want to pay me what I wanted & when he saw I did not want to settle for less he agreed to pay me the balance of $500.00 in 2 weeks; because I had done business with him before I never imagined he would not pay me. He called me and flat out told me he was going through a rough time and was not going to pay me the balance of $500.00 he owed me and to do whatever I wanted. When I called him back to tell him I would return his money and for him to return my watches he claimed he no longer had them, I am sure he had already sold them for a good profit. I trusted him and the worst part is that I now know he never intended to pay me my asking price from the beginning but because he wanted my watches the only way he saw to keep them was to offer to pay me the balance later which he stole from me and never paid. I will be reporting him to BBB and see if they can help me because this is wrong! people sell their jewelry because they need the money and then thieves like Alberto take advantage of people in need.
__label__0 This is one of those places that I wish I couldn't give a star to.....Well it all started out great!  All I went there for was an oil change.  The employees were great!  They were fast, I was in and out in about 15 min.  So I had to go to the mini mart to pay for it.  And from what I understand it was the owner!  Well, I had a coupon for $10.00 off my oil change!  He ask me in a with attitude voice, soooooo.....$10.00 off what does that make it?  WTF, What the heck does he think?  I gave him a look back, well I gave him my money and just his cocky attitude. Then I decided to go back and get some cup cakes  after I already paid for the oil change, well the cup cake was like $1.29. I have him $1.30.  He just assumed I didn't want my penny!  Yes, I want my penny, he goes, ohhhhh did you want your change?  Again with his cocky attitude, I said matter of fact I do want my change!  He opened his drawer to give it to me!  What a freakin prick!  I will never ever, ever go back to that store again!  If he reads yelp, if he's that concerened about his store, he needs to hire someone to run the front, and he needs to lay low in the back!  Cause, I don't know who told him he works good with the public, because he dosn't!
__label__0 Im not impressed with their lack of a dedicated customer service rep. The lady that tried to answer the phone several times sounded like she was on a treadmill, and guessing at pricing.
__label__4 Oustanding customer service.  Solid, courteous and efficient technicians.  And the most reasonable price in town!\n\nJust like most of the reviewers here, I called a good number of glass companies in the valley (including Kelly's) but went with my gut and chose Cut Rate Glass and was not disappointed at all.  I called on a Monday, the technicians came to measure later that afternoon and came back on a Wednesday to install the window.  Am a happy camper, not to mention I saved $170!  \n\nI have a couple more \"glass related\" projects at home and Cut Rate will definitely be the company I will be going to!
__label__0 Avoid this Walgreens. I went in to buy a bag of candy and a can of beer. The stupid cashier at the front says she cant ring up alcohol cause shes underage. Sends ne to cosmetic counter where i waited 10 minutes cause the idiot cashier there had a customer who mid transaction goes back to pick out more stuff. Instead of canceling what she rung up and ringing up my 2 items since that customer was not ready and still shopping says to me...\"oh if u cant wait go to the pharmacy to ring u up\". I take my 2 items and go to the 3rd counter they sent me to and the pharmacist says \"i cant ring up alcohol\". Wtf. Im sure next he woulda said go to the photo counter. right?! And still no one can ring up one can of beer. Idiots. They should all be fired and the mgr that hired them too. Boycott.
__label__0 Not only are they the SLOWEST pharmacy they very seldom have the medication in stock that you will need. Do yourself a favor and go down the road and don't even bother stopping here they're going to send you to Desert Inn location anyways.
__label__4 Very glad to have found and chosen this salon. Sign up was very easy, everyone I've met has been wonderful and helpful, and it's a national company so you can visit ANY palm beach tan in country. Lotion is a little pricey in-store, though.
__label__0 This store is VERY dirty, wayyyy too busy, only 3 lanes open on a Monday afternoon with about 15 people in each line. Even the Target Greatland across the freeway had more lanes open with 5, and they arent even a SuperTarget with grocery like this hell-hole is!You can't park because EVERYONE just walks right in front of you and the stupid employees decide right in front of the main entrance door is where they want to bitch about people that shop and spend their money to support their job. I don't think I'm ever going to Hell-Mart again, I'll save my self trouble AND money by purchasing my groceries at Target and Fresh & Easy.
__label__3 Dairy Queen really does not need a review.  Only place better for icecream is your mom and pop stores.  Place was clean, service was quick (oh yeah, we were the only ones in there).  $7.80 seems a little high for 1 wafflecone and 1 icecream in a cup.
__label__1 Never again ... I purchased a Subi in 2012 from Cali. And have been coming to this dealership to get my oil change service as required and suggested every 7k miles or so. They are good in the fact that they get the job done and that's that, but they lack serious customer service.\n\nOn my last trip in though, after I no longer had my warantee, I had the worst experience ever. I came in like usual sat in the waiting room while I worked on some homework and within 30-40minutes I was called that my car was ready. \"Wow\",I thought they are on it today. I left feeling okay, but not completely satisfied. I started to drive off the lot and almost getting home my oil light comes on. I call the dealership and he assured me that it sometimes happens and sensors get messed up. I took his word and continued on with my day. After a week of working & school the light continued to come on and off . Then my water pressure light came on so I figured I would buy some windshield wiper liquid. As I go to pump my hood I was mortified. The cap to my oil component was off and set aside. Oil had spewed all over everything you could think of under the hood. I was appalled and angry. I immediately went in and had them fix the issue, which they did. They claimed they did a full service oil change, but here I am again not even 3000 miles in and I need another oil change.  Hmmmm doesn't seem right now does it ? Still can't believe how bad the service was .. \n\nI go to only one place now. The original dealership where I purchased my vehicle from. They are great always! \n\nGo Galpin!!!
__label__0 They never showed up for cleaning despite makindg the appointment days before. No calls to explain or apologize.
__label__1 Let me start by saying I normally dont wear a lot of make up...with full time school an work and family im lucky to show up dressed...so the world of make up artists was very new to me but I wanted to really look pretty on my wedding day because he is the man of my dreams and i wanted to make him proud. I contacted Megan and she was wonderful very kind and understanding...I told her I had a budget and if this cant work then ill just do my make up myself...she worked with me which i was shocked and thankful...That was the best part of the make up experience...No one had informed me that it was important to find a look id want in advance which i wouldnt have known what to have picked anyway...so when the woman arrived she sat up and said what would you like ..i said just make me beautiful...the make up was cakey the eyeshadowed aged me by 20yrs and the lashes would not stay on...really wanted to cry but due to contacting the girl about the lashes which she got frustrated with me on I was late to my own wedding..bottum line you can tell if a person loves your work even if they say oh thats fine..she was my only damper on my wedding day..when i was asked to leave a review on another web site i tried to be nice but was contacted by the company via text chewing me out for giving a 2.9..i said Sephora redid my make up correctly and that the 2.9 was me being nice now leave me alone...Not professional at all...
__label__2 Communication prior to wedding was really great; I knew what I wanted and expressed spec. styles, was reassured it could be done.\n\nMe, my mom & my mother-in-law had hair & makeup done by them.  \n\nThey were prompt.  Literally at 7:01 AM the doorbell rang.  I had makeup done by Celina & hair by Courtney.  I had my m/u done first.  I showed her various pictures of what I was looking for and didnt look like any of the sample pictures, nor did I like my look at all.  I didn't get a good look at myself because right after she finished, I went to the hair chair.  It was only until after that I noticed that:\na) my got tons of glue on my lower lashes\nb) my foundation was uneven\nc) my blush and eyeshadow weren't blended perfectly, so there were harsh lines\nspectacular.  \nd) some of my eyeliner was sparse and moving\n\nI did the airbrush foundation.  I didn't like it.  It looked like a lighter coverage that what I normally use and that's tinted moisturizer.  It didn't rub off on my clothes.\n\nMIT 702 makes strong claims about how they are the \"only\" co. that does a lot of things, so I want to be clear on what they do provide.\n\nThey offer a touch up to go kit.  This kit consists of a sponge for face, an eyeshadow applicator and a free lipgloss.  I don't use powder regularly and she recommended I use powder to keep my face looking good for so many hours, so I had to get my cousin to make a quick trip to sephora.  \n\nRegarding the lipgloss, it wasn't a color I would have chosen, but literally she had a dozen tubes of this \"universally flattering\" lipgloss that she gave to me, my mom & my mother-in-law.  My mom actually refused to wear it because she felt awkward having the same color as me & used her own lipstick instead.  The lipgloss definitely wasn't 15 hr proof, it was gone after I had my first glass of champagne in the limo & nonexistent in 90% of the pictures.\n\nAs for the lashes, I used my own because the ones they had were super long & looked too fake.  Re the lasting of the makeup, I was done at 10:15AM & got home just past midnight.  My eye makeup was still on, but had caked, my blush & foundation looked a bit sloppy.  I did have a long day, sweated, etc.\n\nMy mom hated her makeup.  She said that the one time I did her makeup looked a lot better than what they did.  I didn't think my mom looked any better than when she normally does her makeup (& she is hard of seeing).\n\nMy mother-in-law looked great.  Celina seemed hesitant to use lashes on her bc her natural lashes are so blond and she has light hair, but she was excited about them, so used them anyway.  She looked good.  She didn't look over the top or anything, a very natural look, which is similar to what she normally wears.  \n\nHair\nMy mom has thinning hair & I had e-mailed ahead to let them know this.  She usually uses a product to add fullness and forgot it in NY.  I also emailed ahead about this.  The stylist (Courtney) emailed me back telling me to check out Sally's for the product but we didn't have enough time.  She did was she could, but unfortunately the product she had was grey and my mom had light brown hair with dark low lights.  Considering the circumstances, her hair looked good & held up throughout the day & night.  She wanted to add some brown, but the makeup artist said the only way would be to break an eyeshadow and she didn't want to do that because she didn't think it was worth it.  She also said this after going on about how she buys all types of things and writes them off on her taxes.  It isn't how I would have acted in her position, but completely understand her stance, though she could have been more professional in her wording & demeanor.\n\nDespite telling me she couldn't do my hair in the fashion that Megan had told me was a go, she still did a good job.  My hair held well throughout the day and I was able to work it a little into what I wanted for the night.\n\nMy mother in law's hair was fantastic.  She has beautiful, thick, luxurious & plentiful hair, so admittedly was a great canvas to work with, but her hair was great & lasted the entire day.\n\nMy only commentary regarding the hair is that we all had the same colored bobby pins used on us and given to us for \"touch ups,\" yet my mother in law has blond and red hair, my mother has light to medium brown hair and my hair is jet black.\n\nOverall, these girls were both on time, super chipper & friendly.  I would rate hair an A- and makeup a C, at best.  Another additional commentary is that Celina, the makeup artist was done before Courtney the stylist was done.  She collected the money & said she had a day full of bookings so had to be on the go.  This is why I wasn't able to point out issues with my makeup to her.  Courtney stayed about a good 30 mins after that.  I thought this was weird & unprofessional.  \n\nThey sent me emails to write reviews on wedding sites, when I did, the review was disputed, so beware of what may be a false positive in the rankings. Solid 2.5 here.
__label__0 What a disappointment this experience was.  I was the MOH for my brother and his fianc\u00e9 & this was a destination wedding.  I can only speak on my experience, so I don't have any comments about service up until the day of the wedding because I wasn't the one who booked Makeup In the 702.\n\nWe were informed that makeup and hair would start at 6am.  Each girl would take a hour, so we set-up everyone's times accordingly.  The order was mother of the bride, mother of the groom, grandmother of the groom, bridesmaid, bridesmaid, MOH and then the bride.  The wedding photographers were coming at 11am to start taking pictures & this was also around the time the bride was supposed to get her makeup and hair done.  \n\nThey started on us right away because they told us they had another appointment to get to by 9am.  Really?  So what was promised of at least 6 hours of hair & makeup was rushed and crammed to 2.5 hours.  As you can imagine, the quality and care that diminished was really apparent in the end result.  \n\nMy hair was started first & I just wanted loose curls/waves.  I brought in pictures.  My hair is long and thick & I usually do loose curls, so I was fairly confident that this would turn out okay.  The only styling product she used was a crap load of hairspray, which left my hair nappy, tangled and dry looking.  She told me she would run her fingers through my curls after my makeup was done.  After she was done & everyone rushed to their next appointment, I was left with chunks of my hair that was missed.  On to the makeup...\n\nI wear full makeup the same way everyday, so I brought in pictures of myself with makeup because I just wanted to look like how I always do.  I also fill-in my eyebrows, and for those of you who do your eyebrows everyday know how particular this can get.  Again, providing pictures of my own eyebrows and also close-up of eyebrows, I figured I'd be okay.  Wrong!  Because the girl was so rushed, she failed to notice my eyebrows were darker than even my hair & one eyebrow was smudged off in the process of doing my eyeshadow.  I don't know all the makeup jargon, but I told her I wear a smoky eye everyday & provided pictures.  Not only did it not look like the pictures, but she also decided to take it upon herself to use lighter colors.  After realizing my makeup would look nothing like the pictures I provided OF MYSELF WITH MAKEUP, I just wanted to end it & go fix my makeup myself.\n\nThe bride & I have small tattoos that we wanted covered & the person the bride booked with said this would be no problem.  This was not communicated between the staff because she said she had no idea of this & could not accommodate this because, again, she had to be somewhere at 9am.  For me, I don't care..I'm just the MOH (not the bride), so if she's so rushed for time, she should at least do the bride.  This is her day...if a service was guaranteed to her, then just get it done.  With attitude, she attempted to slap on some concealer & then wiped it off saying nothing could be done.  This was not a mistake done by the clients so proper service and professionalism, you'd think they would at least do the bride.  \n\nThere were two makeup people and two hair people.  One makeup girl did a great job.  She did two makeup jobs in the time it took the other girl to do 4 people.  The other girl took her time & their makeup was great.  Unfortunately, the person's makeup that should be flawless is the bride & she was left in tears.  Not only did most of us have to fix our makeup because the airbrushing was rushed, splotchy, and spots were missed...the bride's makeup should at least be done correctly.  If one girl was taking more time, then she should have done the bride's makeup. In hindsight, a lot of things could have been different & it's unfortunate it had to happen on such an important day.\n\nThey were in such a rush to get done and get out to their next appointment they really didn't give a crap about providing good service.  On your wedding day, that is an awful feeling.  So everyone was done by 8:30am & the wedding wasn't until 4pm.  We were scheduled to be done at 12:45pm, so we had to fix all our makeup and hair & sit around hoping our makeup would hold until the wedding. The photographers arrived at 11am expecting to catch shots of the bride getting her hair & makeup & these are photo opportunities the bride will never have.\n\nIf you're desperate to book hair & makeup and this is the only place available, you are better off doing your own makeup.  If this isn't possible, make sure you are clear about the service you're expecting and the time they will be spending.  And if they don't spend the time they promised, be sure to get it in writing to be refunded or else this company is a absolute waste of money.  You can't afford to take risks on such an important day, so I would recommend going through any other vendor for this.
__label__2 Eh... everything about the Doc is great.\nHis nurse practitioner Bonnie, is great as well!\nAlways positive and wanting to help, etc. Love them both!\n\nThe only reason this doesn't have more stars is because of the office staff.\nThey are always rude on the phone, they obviously don't understand how conversations work and that one-word answers come off as extremely rude.\nWe are having our daughter's teeth worked on, called the office and got our answer. The following day someone from Tenby's office called us back, didn't believe what we said-nor that we had talked to someone from their office the day prior.\n\nThey are the reason I dread going in there.....god forbid they put down their phones for 5min and be friendly and help people
__label__1 Dumpy supermarket.  Try another one.  Also, don't hang around after dark.  Gets creepy in this section of town.
__label__0 The ghetto Albertson's. My friend always wants to go grocery shopping at this place. I just don't like this particular location, the food quality isn't the greatest, the selection is mediocre.. Try another Albertson's location.
__label__0 Hate to be the bad review guy, but here goes. Dressed to the nines, the wife and I step out to dinner at this joint. We've been dining out in Vegas for over 20 years and this is a first. Upon being seated I am asked to remove my hat as they have a no-hat policy. I think to myself, must be fancy, as I remove my hat and begin to enjoy a great dinner. Food and service was very nice. As I am enjoying this succulent filet mignon, I notice that most other guests in this place are dressed for an outing to Wal-Mart.\nShorts, dirty tee shirts from 80's rock concerts, etc.. I ask the waiter why they are offended by people wearing hats. His answer was very polite as one would expect. Hate to ramble here, just make sure you don't wear a hat around these folks and you'll have a great time.
__label__3 My first love is Smith & Wollensky in NY so I could only give 4 stars.  \n\nThe porterhouse was amazing.\nThe creamed spinach yummy.\n\nWe were leaning back trying to breathe after the steak but I had to try the croissant bread pudding.\nIt was worth the gluttony.\nOne of the men at the table never partakes of dessert and he ate almost half of it  !!!\n\nYou have to try it.  It is definitely 5 stars.  Yum.  Yum.\n\nThe service was fantastic, attentive and entertaining, not intrusive at all.  \n\nLooking forward to going back for an absolutely fantastic steak and dessert.
__label__3 I did not expect the old strip to have a nice steakhouse but this place was great. I thought the old strip in general would be super ghetto and don't get me wrong it is a different scene for sure but it's really come a long way. The golden nugget has been updated nicely and Vic and Anthony's was delicious. Probably one of the better steaks I've had in a while! Nice wine selection and great service as well!
__label__4 This place is AMAZING. My friends and I had the best meal we've ever eaten, here. We received great service, as well, including a table visit from the Executive Chef. This is, by far, the best steak place we've ever eaten.  If you go to Vegas, do NOT miss this place.
__label__1 I wanted to love this place, I didn't.  Solo dinner, sat at the bar and that was my mistake.  Food was amazing; fillet Oscar, creamed spinach, brussel sprouts, bread pudding.   There were three bartenders behind the bar providing service for five of us.....   I felt completely ignored, to the point I spoke to management.   They don't know they have a problem if no one speaks up.  He knew it was bad.  He talked to me for at least ten minutes, the entire time both my coffee and water were empty and no one did anything!   He finally said something to the bartender, and admitted he was embarrassed and sorry.  I am guessing the dining room is different.  I say again, food was amazing,I will be craving that creamed spinach!
__label__3 Great restaurant located inside the Golden Nugget hotel. Service was excellent- and we had a party of 14 people. The food was pretty good all around. I ordered a \"caprese\" salad to start and it was delicious. My main course was the Scallops, Brussel sprouts with grits. Fantastic. Hubby ordered the Maine lobster which he thoroughly enjoyed and finished. The king crab legs were amazing.. My nephew had six legs to himself. That 3 year old is one expensive date! \n\nAs for desserts, not amazing but good. We tried the pecan ball, which was a huge ball of vanilla ice cream with pecan nuts on the outside. Nothing special. The bread pudding was better, it came with caramel ice cream on top. I think there's slight rum in the pudding, it was good but nothing blow your mind.\n\nMinus one star because my pineapple juice cup had lipstick stains all over the cup... That's extremely unappetizing and unsanitary. overall, for such a large party- I think the waiters did a fantastic job serving and our food was great overall. Recommend!
__label__3 As my friends like to remind me, I live \"halfway to Utah,\" and it can be difficult to find a decent place to eat out here in the more \"rural\" side of North Las Vegas. But Morrissey's Irish Pub has come to the rescue more than once.\n\nThe food ranks somewhat above the average bar food, and on holidays like mother's day and St. Patrick's day, they run a variety of specials. Their corned beef is actual corned beef and not that bizarre red stuff wrapped in plastic. Breakfast is hearty (perhaps a bit too hearty) but affordable. I recommend the short stack of pancakes with extra syrup. \n\nI like that the restaurant portion of the pub is completely blocked off from the bar. Smoke doesn't trickle in and, except for the weird 70s and 80s progressive rock, the dining area is very quiet. We enjoy going here after we've been working in the yard to enjoy the frigid air conditioning and tall backed booths.\n\nI don't know if this is a chain or not, and I'm not sure if it matters. I love the decor of old photographs featuring men with slicked back hair and severe looking women. The women in the photos, by the way, look nothing like the buxom bronze statue in front of the pub. O.o\n\nService varies depending on who is working and the time of day, but for the most part it is fairly good.\n\n(this review is for the restaurant portion of the pub)
__label__2 I wish I could give Morrissey's a 2.5 star rating. The ambiance is great, especially the patio, but the bar is terribly smokey. \n\nThe food is actually really good. The Morrissey's Melt and Oriental Salad are wonderful, and I crave the recent menu addition of pretzel bread sticks. The service, however, is often hit or miss. Most of the time, there seems to be a lack of attention to detail, which is unacceptable for how slow the restaurant typically is.  I also wanted to host an event in the patio, and even after calling and stopping in multiple times to request a quote, starting six months prior, I never received a call back. \n\nWe love the fact that a nice pub/restaurant is close by, but if Morrissey's continues to lack in service, I fear it won't stay in business much longer.
__label__0 Turn around, don't drown in instant mashed potatoes and frozen peas.  This is not the place to be on St. Patty's.  Yuck, I don't know what happened.  I ordered the banger and mashed.  It was so gross and at seventeen dollars a plate at that.  It tasted like something I made myself, bland.  I had to beg for my salad they forgot to bring me just so I didn't leave with an empty belly.  Two beers on tap that they can add green color to is sad.  Service was awful and a total cluster of disorganization.  One bartender playing with her hair, a guy walking around with a water pitcher when no on was drinking water, and someone who looked like a host talking up some players at the bar while the lobby filled up.  Sad, you'd think the busiest day of the year for them they would have it together.  Never again.
__label__2 Been here several times before just to hang out and watch football in the bar area. They have some nice furniture set up in front of a cute fireplace. I think I fell asleep a couple times here.\n\nThis last visit I came with my wifey on a Thursday night at 9:30. Im assuming the dining area closes at 9 because the door to that area was locked so we went into the bar which is 24/7. We sat ourselves at one of the tables and flagged down a server.\n\nFor some odd reason, this night I was craving corned beef and cabbage (preggo maybe? Lol), which is what brought us here. We live literally right across the street for about 3 years and we always talked about checking this place out for the food. Why is it that whenever you live right next to something, you always seem to drive right by it thinking you will go there someday since you live near it but more often than not, you never make it in there? Well I finally did but only took me 3 years.\n\nAnyways, since it was late and we didn't want to eat too much before going to bed later, we decided to order Loaded Potato Skins and Corned Beef n Cabbage. We planned on sharing but if you refer to my pic, the Loaded Potato Skins were a meal in itself. So we called one of friends to join us who just happened to be down the street.\n\nAs she showed up, Corned Beef n Cabbage came out. Again if you refer to my pic, its a decent amount of food. What actually stood out was the Pretzel Breadstick that came with it. This alone will make me come back. Even if you don't like anything at all here, just get the Pretzel Breadstick. I have never had anything like it and my wife agrees. We were very tempted to order some more but already had a lot of food to deal with. \n\nThe Loaded Potato Skins were actually not bad. Came with sour cream. As for the Corned Beef n Cabbage, I thought it was ok as well. Now mind you its been a long time since I have had this so there really wasn't anything I could compare it to. Came with some kind of cubed potatoes and the cabbage had bits of corned beef with peppercorns.\n\nThe ambiance of the place was nice in a creepy way. You have antique pictures of old people on the walls. Kind of reminds me of the eerie paintings they have at the Haunted Mansion at Disneyland. I wonder if the dining room is set up the same way.\n\nService was below average. Once we got our food, I think our server went home because we didn't see her any more and the bartender was the only one that came around after a while to refill our drinks.\n\nOverall, I think the negatives cancel out the positives which equals the 3 star rating.
__label__0 I ordered a pizza dinner deal online for $10 plus delivery and I the guy that brought me the pizza was a jerk to me and wouldn't take my quarters, nickels, dimes, pennies and he said u are a wasted of my time and I said we'll give me corporate number and the guy asked why and I said we'll if u not going to take my money then maybe u should get fired and he said ok and he took my money and said I'm the manger and next time don't do this shit and I recorded the whole thing. I called corporate and they are sending me $100 Giftcard plus 4 medium pizza coupons for free. I WILL NEVER DO BUSSINESS WITH THIS PIZZA HUT EVER AGAIN!!!!!!!!
__label__4 This is my 1st pregnancy and I just moved to Las Vegas so I was lost in regards to an OBGYN. I've always favored women (I'm shy) and I looked all over the place. \n\nI ended up stumbling across good reviews of Dr. McHale, plus her being a woman and younger made it the perfect combination. \n\nI've only had 2 appts with her and 2 appts for an ultrasound with the sonographer and all vists have been positive. Note: the 2nd appt with the sonographer was very early in the morning and she was late. I woke up early for nothing but it's ok. We are all human. \n\nDr. McHale is very knowledgable and takes time to answer all of your questions and concerns. She's very professional and seems to love what she does. \n\nThe only issue is the wait time to see her personally. The 1st time,  I waited close to 3 hrs! The second time close to 1.5 hr. As a previous review mentioned, it's best to get an appt. right after lunch. However, to be fair - I've never been to a Dr. appt. where I didn't have to wait at the very least 1 hr, so this is no surprise.
__label__0 Terrible.  Overbooked and forced to wait an hour over appointment time after time.  If insurance let me go to other doctors would in a heartbeat.\n\nPoor bedside manner not too friendly.  Very disappointed.
__label__4 With severe intestinal inflammation and after seeing another GI specialist who spent all of 5 minutes with me before trying to sell me on an (unnecessary) endoscopy i thankfully found Dr. Weisz.  He spent over a 1/2 hour doing a detailed examination and interview, determined that an endoscopy or even a CT scan was not necessary at this point, gave me a dietary regime to ease my symptoms and scheduled follow-up with me.  And, I saw those earlier comments about his staff - I found his staff both in person and over the phone to be excellent, courteous, and professional.  All around a great experience!
__label__0 Complete scam.  \n\nI was moving and called 3 times to have my service address changed--the person on the phone couldn't ever figure out how to schedule it, and no one ever called me back.  I had another company set up my service at the new house and called ADT to cancel.  She was very nasty and informed me that there would be a charge of $376 for canceling my contract early.  I told her the only reason I canceled is because they wouldn't return my calls to have the service moved.  \n\nI just realized that they have continued to charge my credit card for the past 3 months.  I called to cancel AGAIN, and the guy tells me it's going to be $376.
__label__1 I ordered a refill using their automated phone in option. The pharmacy at this location is severely lacking. I went in on Wednesday to pick up an Rx, they said they were having issues billing my secondary insurance, so after about 20 minutes I told them I would call my insurance and come back the next day. I called my insurance the next morning and was told there was nothing wrong on either of their ends- all authorizations had cleared on the expensive medication. Thursday, I went in to pick up the medicine, and they still had issues billing my insurance. 20 minutes later, they find out that they weren't able to bill my insurance correctly because they were trying to bill them for an incomplete prescription (they only had 7 pills rather than the 30 to fill the script). I was never told they didn't have enough medication to fill the script. \n\nThey gave me the 7 pills they had previously filled for me along with an IOU for the rest of the medication and I paid my copay.. I can't imagine that it's company policy to handwrite an IOU on a receipt for $500 worth on medication.\n\nOn a brighter note the staff was polite, although one of them seemed really annoyed at my persistence but I suppose I'd get a little frustrated too.
__label__0 This store is just awful. The staff is very unfriendly and unhelpful. Juan assisted us with a stolen phone and we were informed it would take several days to receive a replacement, even with premium insurance!!! Unacceptable. I've know people to receive a replacement the same day with a different company. Will definitely be checking into other carriers after today. Juan was not only rude to us, but other customers approaching him while he was \"assisting\" us. He had a better-than-you attitude and the manager was no better. Ridiculous. Absolutely ridiculous.
__label__3 Finally found an OBGYN that I feel comfortable with in LV. Earnest, efficient, gentle and thorough. Oops.....the most important....ON TIME! I hope this ones a keeper
__label__2 My bf and I have started a new tradition of weekend coffee. I am not a big coffee drinker but after trying starbucks, McD's this was next on my list to try. YUM. I didnt order donuts or anything else but I was tempted to order breakfast after reading about their offerings on the Eat This Not that emails I get. Next time I stop by I will have to try their breakfast and update my review. \nI will note that the coffee was about the same price as other places but they did fill it quite low to the line, like an inch!
__label__2 They are a tire shop, they always seem busy, but are usually able to get you in.\n\nWent here when my car had a flat, sidewall damage so it was unrepairable, they got me a new tire at a fair price (other places were cheaper, but I was in a hurry and they are close to my house.\n\nProbably won't be my go to tire guys, but they're there for any emergencies
__label__0 I trusted this criminal with an expensive weighted 88 key MIDI controller that I was very fond of. All it needed was to be opened up and an internal battery replaced.  After 3+ months of excuses (a different one each phone call) I just gave up on it. I'm convinced this individual is a scam artist that gets people to leave their valuable gear with him, and he turns around and sells it.
__label__0 Called to make an appointment. Was asked what insurance I have and told her I didn't have insurance. She said Dr. Venkat wasn't currently taking cash patients. Wtf! Seems kinda rude.
__label__2 For what you pay for (value $5), and general speed of service, Little Caesars is a good option.  I went in on Saturday about 5pm and it was ready without ordering.  At times in the past I've had to wait 5 minutes tops.\n\nI generally get one for for the kids, at times I'll indulge too.  Average tasting, some better, some worse.
__label__4 I have worked with Brady Realty group (and David Brady directly) in a business-to-business fashion for the past 18 months, on a monthly basis in terms of business dealings. The staff and David himself have repeatedly been pleasant to deal with, professional and have fostered a positive business relationship. I have always had timely return communication as well.\n\nWe have typically worked together from a distance, but upon my last in-person meeting with David several months ago, I was pleased to see that his staff, his office and his personal demeanor matched the positive communications and dealings that we have had over the phone. \n\nI recognize that despite the fact that the Property Management business and renters community are ones that have mostly very well-intentioned people, there are questionable companies and tenants alike. Unfortunately there are always a minority of property owners that are not diligent about approving property maintenance and a minority of renters who wish to complain about abiding by mutually agreed to rental contracts. However, my experience has been that as the middle entity within landlord/tenant relations, Brady Realty group has demonstrated a consistent focus and priority towards paying attention to how they treat both parties and about their reputation. I like dealing with businesses where the owner is actively involved.\n\nI would encourage anyone seeking to do business with a dependable and reputable property management business in the Las Vegas area to put Brady Realty group on their short list to call and consider before making a decision. I trust the reputation of my business to be tied to that of Brady Realty Group and expect such a positive relationship to continue, with David leading the way at his business.\n\nThanks for being such a steady and positive business partner David. Your team is great!
__label__3 Here's my down the street,  go-to for some normal mexican eats. Only thing missing is a good-dance-in-the-rain tamale.( But Maybe because I've been spoiled by my Mex friends with homemade tamales). I like the \"call ahead for pick-up\" option. Very convenient. Outdoor patio seating, maybe only good for 4 out of the 12 months in Vegas.\n\nEats: on all my visits, so far have never been out of anything and have always delivered my eats 100%. \n\nparking- or lack there of, isn't so fashionable. Good for the folks waiting for their car wash or oil change, which is in the same lot. \n\nTheir smiles are hit or miss. kinda snobby at times.\n\nOn my last visit, I had a carne asada chimichanga. heart attack im willing to risk. deep fried burrito, but with a side of guac. Mmmm. never fails. of course, i can never finish it. way too huge. a sharable quality. i can count on them like uno, dos, tres.
__label__2 The nice thing about this place is that they use real fruits. I ordered the Strawberry Banana Boba large for $4 plus tax. It was tasty; however, I give this place 3 stars because the boba balls weren't the best I've ever had. They were more on the stale side than being soft and chewy. If you're in Vegas and want boba, it's worth checking out. I'd eat here again.
__label__2 Checked this place out since I wanted some boba.  This place is quick.  They offer a wide variety of fresh fruits.   l liked the Milk Tea with Boba and Lychee Jelly.  We all tried something different, Peanut Butter and Banana w/ no Boba, Red Bean w/ boba and Lychee and coconut w/ boba.  All were a hit.  Looking for something fresh on a hot day, recommend checking this spot out.\nI think they have a $5 min. if you want to use your credit card.
__label__4 Every time we visit Vegas we come here for a boba milk tea as a special treat. The ladies at this store are always nice and the teas come out very quickly, even if there's a line.
__label__4 I really liked this place! My boyfriend and I went on lunch as I have become addicted to boba. I've always loved tea but boba has become my new addiction. My boyfriend got the peanut butter banana smoothie with boba and I got the lychee black tea with boba.\n\nThe service was quick and they were friendly. I didn't realize that this place was in a mall so parking was kind of hectic. We walked in and found the store fairly quickly and ordered our boba. The placed seemed very busy compared to the rest of the mall! We waited for about 6 or 7 minutes before we got our drinks and started walking around the rest of the mall before heading back to our car.\n\nI like lychee and I like lychee flavored things but this drink was just too sweet for me. If you LOVE lychee, and I mean love it, then I would definitely order the lychee black tea. I wouldn't have minded it if it wasn't so sweet. I tried my boyfriend's and it was AMAZING. So good. I could drink gallons of it. I mean, it would take me a while but I would do it!\n\nI want to try a peach green tea next time or a smoothie but we will definitely be coming back! They were quick, the prices were good for how much you get, and they have a huge variety.
__label__3 good deals great chicken
__label__1 I am usually a fan of this store but my experience was not great tonight the floor was filthy in the kitchen (trash, large puddles and food) as you can see when you are making your order, very unappetizing half the restaurant was closed off 2 hours before closing so if you want to sit you must choose from 3 tables. I left my keys in the restaurant not ten minutes later I went to find them and the big girl with brown hair made me play twenty questions to get them back. what a turkey. I suggest they keep there attention on keeping the place tidy at least where you can see from the front. Also no more punch cards which they seldom offered at this location while from my experience other locations offer them constantly.
__label__4 ho mean, taught I was in Maui when I walked in till BOOM, register talk straight English.
__label__4 I love this place! It's not always the quickest because apparently everyone else loves this place too lol but I don't mind waiting because once I'm actually in the room to see the doc, he's pretty efficient and straight to the point. They take culinary insurance and bill it as a general practitioner instead of an actual urgent care or ER which saves me 50-130 so that's another plus! They also have their own pharmacy for cheaper than or the same price as my pharmacy.
__label__0 Horrible place to come only thing good about it is that you can walk in. my son is 2 and very sick, when I brought him in I said it felt like he had a very high temp it took them 20 min to take his temp and that's only because I kept bugging them. still sitting here my sons temp over 102f and I had time to send my husband to the store to get him medicine and am still waiting 45 min later. They obviously don't care about their patients!!! And I can't imagine what my sons temp would be if we hadn't gone to get him something to reduce his fever ou
__label__0 I have been going to this cleaners for years and have never experienced such a rude and lack of customer service ever. I am going to say it was the owner of the cleaners. I asked him to explain something to me because I could not understand what the girl in front was telling me and he got extremely defensive and extremely rude and walked away from me. I am a supervisor in a high volume casino and would never treat my customers as I was treated today. He lacked professionalism, patience, and customer service. I will never be back to this business and will make sure to tell all my friends to also refrain from this business.
__label__2 We go to this location when we don't feel like driving too far, or are in the shopping plaza and need to get feeder crickets for our lizards. \n\nit is always a hassle to find someone to help us, even after asking 3-4 people. The cashiers are generally friendly, and have offered discounts for standing in line for more than 2 minutes while they are having issues getting a customer through the checkout process.\n\nWe will go back for the same reasons we go there in the first place, it isn't our first choice for pet stores to go to though.
__label__0 My puppies first grooming experience a nightmare!!! Came to get my malshi puppy groomed for the first time and she came back nothing like we had asked! My puppy is half Maltese and shihtzu so her breeds coat is that of a shihtzu. We told the groomer that we wanted a \"teddybear cut\" and even pointed to the picture of a Maltese with the exact cut on the wall. The groomer told us that she would do that cut, however nearly 3 1/2 hours later we come back to find our puppy sloppily cut.. The groomer had shaved down all of her hair around her muzzle! That is not a teddybear cut! Any groomer should know that a teddybear cut requires you leave the length of the muzzle around and round out the face around the jaw line. She then left all her hair around the body long and cut her legs very thin at the bottom. My poor puppy looked absolutely awful. The groomers reasoning was that my puppies hair needed to grow out evenly so  \"she\" decided to shave her muzzle down. Of course my puppy had plenty of hair around her face and muzzle to be able to wear a \"teddybear cut\" .. I was livid. I ended up buying my own pet clipper set and shaved her down more evenly, however her face now looks like a poodle, and now it will take months to grow back! She also had knicks from the clipper on her stomach, and long patches of hair randomly around her mouth. Absolutely ridiculous ! I will never have my dog groomed there again!!!
__label__0 Direct Buy solicited me at the June 2013 First Friday event downtown. I fell for the pitch...and signed up for them to contact me. Everything looked good especially the part about saving money for name brand stuff. But things came to a screeching halt when they called me back 4 days after signing up, which just happened to be about 60 seconds ago as I'm writing this. They have an archaic policy that if you are married or have a significant other that they must be present on your first visit. Well, in our relationship we have our areas of expertise, and one of us will check things out and then if we like it then we bring the other into it. I flat out told the Direct Buy rep that I refuse to accept their archaic, asinine, and dare I say it downright sexist policy.\n\nThere is no deal out there that warrants changing what works for me and my family. Kinetico tried the same stunt to sell us a water softener in that they want to do the full court press and if the man won't go for it, they'll persuade the woman to do it. Sorry...I don't do high pressure sales tactics nor will I put my family into that kind of situation. \n\nThis review will be monitored. I signed up for their list, I got called by their direct marketer, I had a direct experience with Direct Buy, and if this negative review gets yanked I will be on this with lightning speed.
__label__1 I had both a red tinga as well as a chili verde gordita. I also enjoyed a large cup of the best Horchata in Las Vegas. Fresh and warm, the gorditas were filling and good.....but not great. Good for a quick stop, but there are much better options when looking for a full flavored, spicy, authentic gordita. The service was very friendly and the restaurant spotlessly clean, almost antiseptic.
__label__0 After moving to the north side of town, I had to find a new nail salon. This one was not only the closest one, but had decent reviews. I had to hesitation heading over. I needed a gel mani, but was looking forward to getting a pedi if time permitted (it did not). I spent an hour and a half at the salon, and my nails have never looked worse after a visit to a salon. \n\nWhen I walked in, I was immediately greeted and asked to pick out a gel nail color from their wall. There was a decent selection of colors in a few different brands, I was happy with them. Agreeing with another reviewer, the smell coming in was a little overwhelming, but I'm generally used to the smell of a busy nail salon. \n\nI told the gentleman doing my nails that I'd like the white french manicure in the gel polish and he immediately went to work removing the old gel from my fingernails. I was very happy with how he cleaned my nail beds, he was very precise in pushing and trimming my cuticles, I was surprised that he didn't ask if I liked my nails squared off (I do) but I was okay that they were a little rounded off. I told him I liked my white tips somewhat thick, and it wasn't until after he started polishing on the white tips that my experience went downhill. He layered on the white very thinly, I told him a total of 4 times that I like my white thicker. I told another manicurist, and she was able to tell him (apparently he didn't speak English). It took a final 10 minutes to dry my top coat (it only takes 2-3 at my old salon). In the end, my manicure came out lopsided, there were bubbles at the surface, and a small black speck in the gel on one of my nails. \n\nUpon checking out, the manager asked how things were and I told him that they weren't great, very sloppy. He told me to come back in a few days to re-do them. When I told him that I wasn't planning on coming back, he told me they could squeeze me in right then. Who has 3 hours to get a manicure?!\n\nPROS:\nNice front desk staff.\nDecent prices ($25 for a gel mani, $5 extra for french tips).\nMeticulous cuticle trimming.\n\nCONS:\nAcetone smell more prominent than most other salons.\nTakes longer than other salons (1.5 hours for a gel mani).\nUneven french tips, bubbles in my top coat, SLOPPY.\nSome manicurists don't speak English and will ignore your requests.\nWasn't ever asked what I prefer (round v square, thickness of french tip, etc.)\nWas never offered water (something I like about other salons.\n\nDefinitely will not be back, and wouldn't recommend to friends or family. :(
__label__0 House of Window Coverings has the most unprofessional and unhelpful employees ever. I wanted to redo all of the windows in my house and their designer Jan came to help me decide what to get.\n\nJan was rude, condescending and just snarky. I had to chase her back to her car, because I wasn't done. I really wanted the window coverings or would have given up. I decided to get shutters for the whole house, placed the order and put down the deposit.\n\nSeveral days later the installers called to schedule the measuring. I was driving so asked if they could call back in an hour or two when I was home. \n\nAfter we hung up I got another phone call, and when I answered it turned out one of the installers had butt-dialed me back by accident and I could hear them talking about me. Jan had told them seriously horrible things about me (we were together for like one hour with my then 18-month-old son at home) and I could hear them discussing it. Seriously? What could have happened in an hour with a lone woman and a young toddler? Jan was obviously uninterested in me as a customer, judgemental and the worse salesperson ever. The installers were saying how mean I was and I was mad because they called while I was driving. Really? What I said almost word for word was, \"I'm driving now and can't access my calendar which is on my computer at home. Can you call me back in an hour or two?\".\n\nI was so mad I called the owner and cancelled my order and got my $3000 deposit back. Luckily I had paid by credit card so they had no choice but to give me my money back. \n\nFast forward to now, three years later. As of 1 month ago I still hadn't gotten the shutters I wanted because I was so irritated by the previous experience. But a month ago I finally bit the bullet and called Sunburst. What a refreshing change. The guys they sent out were nice and helpful. If they had any negative thoughts about me and my family they kept it professionally to themselves.  My beautiful new shutters, complete with lifetime guarantee, were installed by two very nice and professional guys and look wonderful.\n\nI probably should be grateful about the bad experience I had BEFORE the shutters were really ordered. Any company with such unprofessional people can be counted on to do an unprofessional job. I see the location I initially ordered my shutters from, on Horizon Ridge in Henderson, has since closed. I'm not surprised that such a crappy company couldn't sell enough to pay the rent there.
__label__4 7-11 one stop shop for all the bad food!!!\n\nim always in the 7-11 when im out of milk or grabbing something quick like chips or candy. the guys and gals working the counter are really nice. usually cleaning or ringing someone up. the funny thing is they always ask if i want a bag for my milk and it just doesn't make sense to me. we laugh and i go on my merry way.  \n\nBEST PART: they have the sour straws for slurpees!!!!!!!
__label__0 Not impressed...not even happy. \n\nMy gal pal and I did a day of beauty, got our hair colored and decided to doll up and do our nails as well. \n\nThis nail salon is by her house so we thought would give it a shot. \n\nI got basic acrylic nails done, was feeling Vampy so went with long and cherry red. The Co-owner (husband) worked on my nails. \n\nThis could very well be the worst nail job I have ever had in my years of Vamping beauty. He did a sloppy job attaching the nails, super glue all over my hands...bad. The polish job was sad, after he sloppily polished my nails he then spent 10 minutes cleaning off the polish residue from the sides of my fingers with a brush and nail polish remover. I could have done a better job using my left hand! \n\nHe has no business doing nails. This to me is just cheap, for the sake of not having to pay an additional employee. This will cost him business which will be a lot more than what he would pay a skilled nail technician.\n\nSure you may have customer's come in for the first time, but what if they don't return? Then what? There is a nail shop on every corner, why would I return to a place that does a crappy job? I won't!\n\nHe bragged of being a proud family business, that means nothing if you have unskilled family members working. He even had his 14 year old daughter working doing pedicures. That is just not professional to me. CHEAP CHEAP CHEAP.\n\nMy friend had her nails done by his Wife, I have to say she did a kick ass job on her nails! My friend got the pink and white solar nails. Awesome! They look stunning! \n\nA turn off is that I did notice the lady doing pedicures used the same foot scrubber on two different customers. Not once did I see any cleaning or sterilization being done between customer's! NOOOOOOOOOOO! Bad Bad Bad. \n\nThe place could have been a lot cleaner, luckily for them the health department did not swing by and do an inspection as it would not have been good! \n\nIf you go here...AVOID pedicures and ONLY have the Co-owner (Wife) work on your nails. The Husband is not skilled in acrylics! \n\nYou have been warned.
__label__4 Hannah is fantastic! She's updated the decor since we first started coming here 2 years ago. It's beautiful. She has a great sense of humor and always tries to accommodate everyone.
__label__4 I recently bought a vehicle from this dealership and I have to admit it was the best car dealership experence i've ever had!!!! Not only was the staff pleasant and knowledgeable but they we very helpful and got me in and out in my new car. At first I pulled into this dealership and I was confused because they don't have a front lot like I expected. They keep all there cars in an indoor warehouse! The car was spotless clean and it ran and still runs great. They put brand new tires on it too! You will not find another dealership like this one. Take a walk around their warehouse and u'll notice every car looks brand new. Ive already reccomended them to family and friends and now to who ever reads this article. GET DOWN TO EAUTONICHE I PROMISE YOU'LL LEAVE WITH A SMILE!
__label__4 I used to have very good credit, but a few years ago, I was hospitalized and out of work for a few months, long story short, I fell behind on all of my bills and my credit has been less than stellar since, although I'm building it back up slowly but surely.\n\nThis is where Carzone comes in, while nobody else would finance me (yes, even people with bad credit need a car), I spoke with Gabriel and he gave me a great price for my trade towards a great car.  I paid it off in a year, and decided I'd like to have a truck for home projects and it would be great for bringing my work equipment around if the need be.  I went back to Carzone and found an INCREDIBLE vehicle there for a fair price, and once again, they took my car in on trade and gave me a great price for it.  I would recommend Carzone to anyone, they're good people that like working with good people, and they're very easy to work with.
__label__1 Autozone and I have a love hate relationship. Here's why. \n\n1: Pricing. As an example a bottle of Lucas Fuel Injector cleaner is at least $1 higher here than at their competition. \n2: Batteries. Shopping around for a battery netted me a $30 savings over what Autozone wanted to charge. \n3: Quality: Autozone's lifetime brake pads and shoes have just not held up to regular use. Pads purchased from their competition have held up and are quieter. \n4: Service: Quite frankly this location seriously sucks with attitude, slowness, and just plain sloppiness. \n5: Cleanliness. Parts Stores are not bastions of cleanliness but this one is cluttered and dirty compared to other Autozone locations here in Las Vegas. \n\nIn short, sometimes they have what you need at a price that you can't beat. But that's rare. More often than not your best bet is to pick up the phone and call around. You can often times find parts for less elsewhere.
__label__0 I tried to get information from this location today and they insisted that I had to come in physically to get a price quote.  I told them if they were interested in my business at all they would give me a quote.  Still wouldn't budge.  I have to assume that they are extremely uncompetitive if they can't give me a quote and apparently they have so many customers that they don't need to worry about getting new ones.  Disappointing to say the least.  Great customer or should I say non-customer service.
__label__2 I really wish there was a close alternative to this fabulous Freddy. When you pay $23 for car wash plus a $5-$6 tip you expect everything to be done. I'm not talking a full detail, but I expect there to be clean carpets and no streaks on the car and the windows wipe down thoroughly. I cannot understand why every time I go here I have to ask for these things to be done. And when I do, I get attitude from every employee including supervisors. On the positive side they are not thieves, as I've experienced at other carwashes around town and everybody for the most part is friendly and in a good mood. After specifying what needs to be finished, I do roll off the lot with a very clean car.
__label__1 Coming from Texas where we have glorious, amazing gas station tacos, I was a bit underwhelmed. It probably had something to do with the fact that the tacos were covered by guac and pico, two things I generally don't put on a taco. A true gas station taco - as prescriped by www.gasstationtacos.com - should be meat, corn tortilla, onions, cilantro and possibly some crazy hot salsa. These seemed much more California, trying to be fancy. \n\nThe pork torta was good, short of the massive amount of fat and connective tissue I got halfway through. Other than that, solid choice.
__label__4 Always quick and good food. Service could get a little better though. Employees always seem like they're hassled to have to take your order.
__label__0 So I order a taco salad and there were nats in it.  Is that not some kinda health code violation? I was so grossed out I instantly got sick and threw it away. Maybe it was my fault for trying to eat at a place of boulder highway. My usual experiences at del taco is good and so is the food, but because of the experience I will think twice before  going back.
__label__4 Just switched over to Golds Gym from planet fitness and what a big difference. Really nice place to work out, love the atmosphere. I like that there is no monthly contracts and reasonable monthly fees.\nThere is so many different machines to choose from. \nI have only been working out around midnight so its not busy at all. \nThe staff here are very friwndly
__label__3 Love their spin classes & the cardio theatre. Always smells good in here , super clean and a good vibe!
__label__1 This was an okay gym. Its smaller than some of their other gyms . So if your trying to lift be prepared to wait. If your looking to do cardio there more machines than you can shake a stick at .
__label__2 This is a pretty good gym. It has all the equipment I need to do almost any type of workout I'm in the mood for. They used to have a lot of out-of-order cardio machines but not so many now. The gym areas and locker rooms are usually clean but I have seen them dirty, with trash on the floor, especially during busy hours. Another problem is some of the overly \"friendly\" trainers and employees. I don't like getting hit on by a personal trainer just because I happen to be on a treadmill close to him. But overall this Gold's is a good option for a a fast and convenient workout... just stay away from the employees!
__label__3 Very clean for a robertos very fast.  Food was amazing I have been to other robertos and they were filthy and slow..
__label__0 Customer service sucks hard in the pharmacy department. The bald dude with the beard really needs an attitude adjustment
__label__0 I've used print shops all over the valley and this one (as well as the Office Depot at Charleston and Decatur) is one of the worst. \n\nNobody is knowledgeable about their printing products or the software needed to effectively complete print jobs. Nearly every single time I go in there (which has been quite often in the past because it's so close to my house), the person in the print center \"doesn't actually work in this department\" and seems to be covering for whoever is supposed to be working there at any given time.  When I do manage to finally get an employee of the print department, they take forever and try to help 4 people at once, causing everyone to have to wait. I am not exaggerating when I say I have spent 45 minutes trying to get 2 documents printed. When I finally got fed up and left, there was no apology of any kind for my inconvenience. This has happened more than once.\n\nIn the past I have also tried using their website to upload my documents so that they will be printed and ready to go by the time I get there. That never happens. Every time I have tried this route, my order sits on the computer and isn't even looked at until I arrive at the store, HOURS later. Sometimes even the next day. Quite often when I have been in the store, other people have come to pick up their orders and have faced the same issue. Nobody, including myself, has ever received an apology or explanation.\n\nNow I only go there when absolutely necessary and only for simple BW, letter sized documents because they simply cannot handle anything more complicated than that.\n\nI recommend the Office Max at Sahara and Decatur instead. They know what they're doing, they're fast and they're inexpensive.
__label__1 This store does have almost everything for babies. However, prices are higher than Target or other retailers. Additionally, customer service is non existent at this location (rainbow). Expect to pay more and be patient waiting in long lines.
__label__2 Another love hate store...\nPro's\n-basically everything you need for baby is here. maybe not the biggest selection of each product, but they have enough to get you by or give you an idea of what to look for on their website.\n-easily laid out to find what you need\n-baby registry is easy to do\n-location and hours are convenient \n\nCons\n-staff knows nothing about products. I know they don't make much so they hire clueless teenagers, but maybe they should hire a few mommies who know about other mommy needs or give their staff some training\n-customer service usually sucks. took 20 minutes and 3 people to complete the baby registry gift bag and answer a few questions\n-prices are sky high compared to other places like Target, Walmart, Amazon where you can get the same items
__label__0 This nail spa came very highly recommend and I'm not sure why!!! Came in and the lady that gave me a pedicure was eating in the seat I was going to sit in I had to brush off the crumbs before I sat down! My feet are still rough at the bottom, and they weren't done a week ago! I asked for a manicure and then decided to get acrylic instead. The women got an attitude and then stormed off and when she came back she was talking in another language and I'm sure it was about me because she was talking low and kept looking at me! The women who gave me the acrylics DID NOT do a good job whatsoever! You are able to see my real nail on the sides, its not even been a week yet and they are already peeling off!!!!! And then she asks who did my eyebrows and suggested they weren't good and I should let them do it. I will not be going back there.
__label__0 Got my pedicure and manicure done less then 15 minutes. The fastest mani&pedi I ever experienced. I was very disapointed. I could just go buy the nail polish from drug store and paint myself. I went in and expected to file cut, dead skin or push back and perhaps an oil hand massage but nope, just two layers painted and finished coated then tah dah! Done!...oh and one of my thump nail got some bobble in it. Theres nothing more that I hate is to see bobble in my nails. She got another client and start doing her nail and totally abandon me at the freezing air drying station. I was like am I done here? Hello?  Dont waste your time and money! Go buy nail polish and paint yourself. You can do it better then they can lol
__label__2 We had dinner at El Chorro as a part of their soft opening.  The restaurant looks terrific and still has the ambiance of one of the grand old dames of Phoenix restaurants.  The menu is well suited for the stature of the restaurant.  Classic meals including duck, steak, lamb chops, pork chops and fish.  The food is good but not quite at the point of being terrific or memorable.  It will continue to satisfy the long time customers of this restaurant.  If you want a good solid meal where everyone will like something El Chorro continues to fill the bill.  I hope that as they settle in to their second life that some of those nuanced flavors that Chef Kassels was famous for in Santa Fe can emerge so that El Chorro is not just brunch on Sundays and special occassions but also a wonderfully, memorable meal.
__label__1 I was very excited about the re-opening of El Chorro.  I always felt it was a great location that was hampered by a boring menu and a tired looking restaurant.  There is no doubt that the property and build-out was money well spent.  It is a gorgeous restaurant.  It is a shame that they didn't put the same amount of money and effort into training their staff on service and execution.\n\nWe ordered the shrimp cocktail and the cheese plate which was $18 for 4 store bought crackers, 2 small, thin pieces of cheese and 4 small, thin slices of salami.  The salads were horrendous - the vegetable chopped salad was a rectangular plate with little rows of potato, celery, carrot, walnuts and cranberries - all totally oversalted and just not appetizing.  The signature steak and onion soup was gelatinous and lukewarm.  (They mistakenly brought the baked potato soup first which had an oatmeal consistency.) And by the way, according to our server we were allowed to order whatever salads we wanted to go with our entrees.  At the end there were upcharges on the bill for the non \"house\" salads.  \n \nWe never received rolls or sticky buns (after asking twice) and they finally brought sticky buns out when the entrees were plated.  In addition, we did not have bread and butter plates and the utensils were not replenished.   My friend's $40+ steak was ordered medium rare, yet came out well done.  He ordered no starch so they brought him a plate of carrots!  I ordered \"double vegetable\" with my chicken instead of starch and I literally had 4 snow peas and 3 green beans on the plate.   My spouse ordered the duck and the side dish it came with was absolutely disgusting - some kind of pomegranate-y starch thing that had a sour taste.   My friend sent the steak back and it came out bloody and rare - and with starch on the plate.  That one was sent back and the chef himself brought out the third one - with starch.  They bought us a round of desserts (the molten cake was cooked through so it was basically a warm brownie) and took the steak off the bill.  \n\nI would return for drinks but not for the food.
__label__0 Ordered brisket beef sandwich - inedible, stringy and fatty. BLT salad small for $7 and very average. Would not return
__label__2 Maybe my expectations were super high since El Chorro Lodge is like an Arizona institution, but after experiencing a meal at this restaurant, I can't bring myself to give more than three stars.  Don't get me wrong, it was \"A-OK,\" it just didn't blow me away.\n\nThe history of this place dates back to the 1930's and is pretty amazing.  You can read about it on their website.  The outdoor dining area is huge and has great views of Camelback Mountain.  The live music provides for a nice ambiance as well... at least live music when we were there on a Saturday night.  And our meal got off to a nice start with the relish tray and sticky buns - yum!  But the service was really slow and the food was nothing to write home about.  We found it to be overpriced as well.\n\nI'd consider returning to El Chorro for brunch or lunch or drinks or just picking up sticky buns \"to go\" sometime, but I wouldn't recommend it for dinner.
__label__1 I have lived in AZ for over 25 years and had heard this was a nice place to go. For our 27 Anniversary we decided to give it a try. We had planned to sit outside but the night we went it happened to be a very chilly night because of a recent system going through the state so we sat inside. \n\nWe had drinks- gin and tonics. I had the house gin and my husband had the tanqueray. Mine tasted very chemical-ly. Noticeably different than my husbands. So I got the El Chorro Bloody Mary after that and it was good. \n\nThen we tried some appetizers- I got the grilled cheeses- very greasy. I didn't realize (nor do they tell you in the menu) that every piece has a different cheese inside. I am not a fan of blue cheese and of course that was the first one I ate. It was gross. And also the last one I ate.  My husband had the sausage plate and he enjoyed it. \n\nFor dinner I had the special- prime rib. I asked for the end cut hoping it would not be crawling rare. Nope. It was. It was a huge piece of meat and I took most of it home, cooked it a little more, and then sliced it and added it to a salad. The twice baked potato and veggies that came with my meal were cold. Nothing fries me more than paying $200 for a meal and it being cold. Sigh. My husband had the pork tenderloin . He liked it. It came with a pile of carrots and broccolini. Niether of which he ate, and some kind of orzo which was ok. \n\nThen we tried dessert- he wanted to try the home churned ice cream. He liked it. I got the gooey caramel butter cake. It had some ice cream on top. It was ok.\n\nI guess I was expecting to be blown away and wasn't. It was just ok. I probably would not go back and would not recommend anyone else go. For the price it just didn't wasn't over the top. Our server was ok. They couldn't manage to get the Dbacks on the big screen that was near us. Hmmm. Why? And something else kind of weirded me out. The hostess had a nice ruffley dress on- appropriate for this type of place yet she had flip flops on. Not nice ones, but kind of too casual ratty ones. That didn't impress me either.
__label__3 My hubby and I came here by mistake on a Friday evening. For some reason, I thought that this El Chorro was the same Mexican food restaurant that we used to go to in Tucson, but this restaurant was entirely different. The chicken enchilada dish was only one dish on the entire menu that was Mexican.  Oops, my bad! I guess I should've checked with Yelp first to determine what type of restaurant it was, How cool is it that a restaurant reused what was once a girls' school and converted it to one of the most renowned destination restaurants?!\n\nThe ambiance was much different as well. It was more refined, polished, and provided a beautiful backdrop of Camelback Mountain. It felt warm and cozy as well, as though we were entering a nestled mission in the middle of the desert. The patio was very inviting and filled with people enjoying good conversation and food under trees covered in warm lighting. Had I researched first, I might've worn something nicer, instead of our extra casual attire. DId that matter to them? No, they treated us very well! Our waiter James was very attentive and made sure that we had no shortage of their famous sticky buns. The sticky buns are so good that they even take orders  \"To Go\" if you so desire.\n\nWe started off with the Pepper Pot Shrimp Appetizer. It was served with rich, flavorful shrimp bathed in a pepper stew that could've been an entree in itself. The toasted homemade bread reached a state of nirvana  in taste once it was dipped in the pepper pot stew mixture. \n\nWe splurged and tried the Chateaubriand meal for two. It came with the most tender, meaty goodness of filet served medium rare  (as requested) roasted in the oven and served with sides of a cabernet type red sauce made from the filet's own juices and also a decadent, creamy Bernaise sauce. Roasted asparagus, carrots, and red seasoned potatoes surrounded this platter of perfection. \n\nThe chateaubriand meal also came with a dessert. We chose a butter cake with Dolce de Leche ice cream. Forget your typical Sara Lee pound cake. This butter cake puts that Sara Lee pound cake to shame! The cake was neither dense nor too light and flaky. The cake's texture was that of a thicker sponge, but the fork cut easily though the cake like butter. The sweet Dolce de Leche ice cream with the cream cheese, and thicker spongy cake complimented each other quite well. \n\nWe were so tired by the end of all this eating that we woke ourselves up with some espresso there and called it a night. After the appetizer, wine, the magnificent Chateaubriand, and dessert with espresso, let's just say our bill was not cheap. In fact, I would definitely call the night done \"on a whim\" one of those crazy splurges. That won't stop us from coming back for more though! Bravo El Chorro for giving us a wonderful night to remember!
__label__3 El Chorro is one of the best patio dining experiences in the Valley during the \"good weather\" months.  The food is good and the ambiance great.  That pretty much sums it up for me.  The service is usually very good.  If you are looking for great outdoor ambiance on a perfect Arizona evening then this is the place.  Plus, where else can you chat up Alice Cooper while waiting in line for the hostess?
__label__0 So disappointed. This is not the El Charro I grew up with. While the sticky buns remain as outrageously amazing as always, the service is shockingly horrible now. I have always loved this place. I actually got married here 20 years ago. I went for happy hour tonight with my family. The food was salty and substandard (aside from the wonderful sticky buns), and the staff was shockingly rude. I am sad to say I will not be returning to my once beloved place. Time has not been kind to El Charro. What was once warm and welcoming, is now cold and unfriendly. What a shame.
__label__4 Came to an event which allowed me to get the private dining experience.  Food was incredible, and service was outstanding.  Very nice outside patio ambiance.  Lots of room for people, but still managed to keep the intimate feel.
__label__4 I've been here multiple times over the past five months... four of which I did the AYCE. The quality of the fish IS fantastic- I don't feel grody and full when I leave even after stuffing my face. I'm not a rice Nazi so I can't say whether the rice was up to par or not... because it's rice- plain and simple.\n\nService: always good! Friendly and thorough wait staff and informative sushi chefs! I frequent about five different sushi places and if I don't die of mercury poisoning this place will stay at the top #2 spot for me.
__label__2 Pretty good spot, but I've had better. Special menu rolls were really good. Other rolls not as inspired. My chief complaint here is the sushi rice, which is closest to the dreaded Costco or supermarket style of sushi rice: bland and mushy. Sushi rice should be fresh and have a slight tang from a little sugar and rice wine vinegar. You should not be able to smear it on the roof of your mouth with your tongue. \n\nYou could do a lot worse though. Service was fine, but strained due to severe language or accent barrier. Hey, we had a good time and we left full and happy, so there you go. Yeah, we'd go back. \n\nSapporo roll, my boyfriend, and vampire all were hits.
__label__0 I was really disappointed in this restaurant. I went there today for AYCE lunch. It may be because I am really picky about my sushi, being that I am Japanese. The tempura rolls we ordered was not what I was used to. Sin City fries the whole roll in breading, I like mine with the tempura on the INSIDE of the roll. The raw fish in any of my rolls didn't seem fresh. I noticed a fishy smell when I walked into the restaurant. That may have been a clue.  The service was VERY SLOW.  Maybe it's different during dinner but I will never return.
__label__1 I've been to three different sushi bars since I moved to Vegas a month ago and this is easily the worst. The California roll was barely passable for more than something out of a vending machine. The other rolls were very bland. I don't feel I should HAVE to add soy and wasabi to get flavor from a roll. There are much better choices than this in the same surrounding area. Maybe I just went on an off-day, but with the variety, I won't be back.
__label__3 Let's start off with...wow...great selection for AYCE sushi!!! My group did AYCE which included appetizers, hand rolls, cut rolls and nigiri. You order from the menu so it's made to order, which means FRESH!!! We ordered baked mussels, fried soft shell crab, seafood salad, cucumber salad, fried tofu, edamame, cut rolls and nigiri. AYCE dinner is approximately $25 per person, this includes dessert. The server checked in on us constantly to see if we wanted anything else. \n\nThis restaurant is only about 10-15 min from The Strip. Well worth the drive!
__label__0 So this is my first yelp review. This is the worst service I've vet had at any restaurant. First, we walked in and had to set up out own table. They didn't even set up our plates, they just threw a stack on our table and we set it up. We had to walk to the front and grab menus for ourselves and when we were done we had to pass it to the tables around us because they didn't even get a menu yet. Our family ended up leaving an hour after we got seated because we were barely just getting our appetizers. They had one person bussing and serving the whole time. Everyone was getting their food before us after arriving after us. They even had the nerve to charge us for food that we didn't even get or order. I'm obviously not one to complain, but seriously..the worst service...and before I arrived here I expected 4 stars and didn't believe the picture of the poop still in the shrimp, but this place doesn't even deserve one star and there was poop in the shrimp!\n\nALSO! Midway through bussing the sushi bar, she stared serving the food. Didn't even wash her hands! Filthy vermin!
__label__0 I checked this place out after it has been open for a couple of weeks, apparently not long enough to work out any kinks considering we were the only people in there. \nWe went in to check out happy hour. They had a decent happy hour list. Small list of drinks and a list of appetizers for $5 a piece. I wanted a margarita (when in Rome) I figured since their drink menu had a frozen house margarita on happy hour it wouldn't be a problem to make the switch to a margarita rocks. Guess what?!! Margarita rocks is not on happy hour!!! What?!! Really? Besides children who drinks a frozen margarita? (sorry if I offended anyone) The bartender did make a pretty good margarita though. \nAfter reviewing the happy hour list of food, I asked to see a full menu. Needless to say, I was unimpressed with their menu! Awful, 90% of their menu was appetizers and salads, with a small amount of a la carte items in the bottom corner. Really? That's it? Food was bland, the salsa was ok, service was mediocre to bad. Can't imagine I will return for a retry unless it is still open next year. Feel bad for whomever dumped a lot of money into it's decor and location. Good luck papi chulo!!
__label__2 I love this place. Everytime I come to Scottsdale, I have to visit, a couple of times too  No matter what I try, I'm never disappointed, never!\n\nLast night I had the chimichanga (sp?) and it was delicious!  I felt it could have been shared but it made for a great lunch today.
__label__3 Fish tacos were very nice. Had the bartender make an avocado margarita that I once had at a 5 star resort in Mexico and it was just as good if not better.
__label__2 Not a bad choice for Mexican in this part of town. Atmosphere is open and relaxing. No complaints on the service, but then we were there on a sparse evening. \n\nI had the Sizzling Enchiladas, which is a sort of enchilada/fajita hybrid. Memorable? Not really. It was ok.\n\nIt's very worth the price of a Groupon, but even without it would be an ok value.\n\nThe most remarkable part of this place remains the leggy logo.
__label__1 Chips & Salsa were the only things that were good. Margarita on the rocks was ok, spinach dip was ok. Chese enchilada & chile relleno was ok. Husband had a chicken chimi, he did not like it but like the beans and rice. My friend from Canada like the beef enchilada & hard shredded beef taco.  Flan was tough.
__label__4 I met the owners of this repair store and they are so cute and really\nknow their business. They were able to complete my small repair\nwhile I waited, this was so nice. They have been doing\nthis for over 20 years.  Ask them any questions pertaining to the\nquality or service of a watch and they will have the answer.  All\nservice is done in house, so there is no need for shipping.   I\nreally enjoyed my conversation with them and would recommend to\neveryone.  Location is great - NE corner of Warner & McClintock.
__label__1 Yeah, I eat at McDonald's. What of it? I am hooked on breakfast sandwiches, okay?  Leave me alone. I don't care if it's a $20 breakfast sandwich from room service or a $3 sandwich from McDonald's. Addicted.\n\nThis particular McDonald's is in a gas station, which is pretty dope. And this is a good stop if you're headed to Lee Canyon for skiing.\n\nFish tank!  There is one at this McDonald's. Say again, fish tank!
__label__0 Coconut mango chicken was a disaster and the ship cocktail did not taste fresh and the grand melon mojito tasted like a jelly rancher in a bad way,  I should have gone with the Cuban sandwich it looked better not that the menu had any pictures of the shitty food . .  . Skip this place
__label__3 Sumits Biltmore has been my go-to yoga studio since I moved here about 2 years ago.  The style of yoga is a combination of bikram and ashtanga.  Utilizes fast-paced movements to keep the heartrate up, while taking time to focus on various standing postures.  All in all I do like the style and the different music makes the class fly by.  They keep the room nice and hot & steamy-- just the way I like it.  When it comes to yoga, the hotter the better!  \n\nGreat for beginners to advanced yogi's-- easy to catch on to the routine, yet still challenging if you have been coming for awhile.  All of the instructors I've had have been great with tons of positive energy!\n\nTry the 2 weeks for 20 -- if you like it, do yourself a favor and get on their e-mail list serve.  They will send out emails periodically for customer appreciations days and such where you get discounts off the packages to make it more affordable.
__label__3 3.5 Stars, Overall quite nice, but a few elements were lacking.\n\nI went to two different places with WP in the name, and they couldn't be more different from each other. One was in the airport and was a huge disappointment. This place however, is located in a mall on the strip and was quite good for a place within a mall (very upscale).\n\nWe ordered the mussels as a starter,  two pizzas, and few sangrias. The drinks were good and very refreshing. \n\nWere were served bread and butter to start. The bread was warm, soft, and crusty, all the qualities that good bread should have. The butter was served cold, I dont know if it was because we walked in two minutes before the kitchen closed or if that the way its normally served, but that was a negative. But the bread easily made up for this.\n\nThe mussels were steamed in a chorizo and garlic broth, and were served with some garlic bread. (picture included). The chorizo pieces (of which there were plenty) were almost better than the mussels, and ofcourse this lent to and excellent broth which we sopped up with the bread.\n\nOne of the pizzas had excellent quality toppings and both were well made. I personally prefer dough which is more chewy, but the way they cook it here is not too bad either. One pizza was a margherita, and the other had arugula and mushrooms. The margherita pizza, even though it was made on a technically good base,  was a huge disappointment.  It looked like a premade wood fired frozen pizza with a chiffonade of basil thrown on top. The cheese was also not very good, and it was definitely lacking in the tomato department.\n\nThe arugula and mushroom pizza was actually quite good. We all enjoyed it. I dont know all of the factors which made it so much better, but the cheese was completely different, and the drizzle of olive oil didnt hurt either.\n\nThe service was pretty much flawless, which is a pretty big deal given that they were just about to close when we walked in.\n\nI would definitely visit again.
__label__1 Slow service,  average food.  In fact, I had a 100% better Cesar salad at pub in Seattle. Lame. The restaurant itself is nice and the bar area looked pretty lively.
__label__2 Mr. Puck strikes again with another excellent somewhat casual little gem, this time tucked away in the Crystal shops at City Center.  This place shares many of the accolades you'll find at Puck's Bar & Grill in MGM, but falls a bit short of it's big brother in consistency, food quality, and service - The Pizzeria & Cucina, however, is still relatively green when compared to the Bar & Grill, and with time I would expect to see the P&C move into line with the B&G.\n\nThe P&C is a bit more casual than the B&G, and most of the other Puck establishments in Vegas.  Seating can be a bit slow at time, and the service is noticeably more casual and laid back than some of the other locations.  As you would imagine, the pizza here is top notch, and would be recommended.  The a large portion (if not all) of remained of the menu seems to be ported over from the Bar & Grill, however the execution is typically less consistent here.  The food is in no way bad, or even close to it, but the casual attitude in the front of the house seems to have found it's way back into the kitchen as well.  \n\nI should note that during my first visit here (with my parents), they mentioned I was a local, and the server gave up 20% off the check - it was a very nice touch.  While I am mentioning the bill, the Pizzeria is definitely a bit more affordable than the Bar & Grill, which is about the only advantage it has over it's big brother.\n\nThe bottom line: this is a great place to eat, but it's worth the extra walk up the strip to the Bar & Grill in MGM Grand; however, if you are too lazy, you will not be dissatisfied with the Pizzeria & Cucina.
__label__3 Located along the Las Vegas stripe, this open restaurant overlooks the center of the Crystals shopping mall.  \n\nThe service: \n\nThe wait staff was very nice and were very attentive. \n\nThe food: \n\nI had their vegetarian option of a mozzarella pesto panini sandwich, creamy tomato soup, and mixed green salad. Everything was very good. I really enjoyed the crusty bread that added to the crispiness of the sandwich, but I especially loved the tomato soup. It was thick and creamy and you can taste the tomato flavor without the acidity. I love idea of  how it was served in a cup: brilliant. \n\nOverall: \n\nThis place is an excellent place to enjoy a filling lunch with quality ingredients. I'd comeback in a heartbeat.
__label__3 There was nothing I didn't like about the experience. We started our meal off with the bruschetta which was topped with delicious marinated tomatoes. Then I had the citrus marinated beet salad with goat cheese. Divine! Best salad that I have ever had! My partner had the radish cucumber salad which he said was a little plain (thus only 4 stars). Now for the incredible entrees... I had eggplant Parmesan which was simply incredible, it was served with a pasta which was a perfect balance of rich, creamy, garlicky. Yummy! My partner had the rigatoncini with Piemontese meat sauce and he said it was delicious! And to top it off, our drinks were perfectly made each time.  We didn't order any speciality cocktails but stuck with out favorites; a greyhound and Jack and Coke.\n\nOf course, I must mention the service... I was satisfied. Food came out at a nice pace and everybody was friendly and polite.\n\nI highly recommend this place especially if you're staying anywhere near Crystals high end shopping mall.
__label__0 My fianc\u00e9e and I grabbed dinner here and it was one of the worst dining experiences we have endured.  We ordered drinks and the meatballs immediately and waited 20 minutes for my wine and another 30 for the horrible - worse than frozen - meatballs.  They brought us drinks we didn't order, and a simple margarita pizza took over an hour.  Our server avoided us so she didn't have to explain everything.  \n\nThe pizza finally came and was the best thing we had.  It took well over an hour.  \n\nThere are too many great restaurants in Vegas to put up with bad service and so so food. Wolfgang should be embarrassed.
__label__3 LOVE LOVE LOVE their bruschetta appetizer!  Whenever I visit Las Vegas, I always stop by in the Crystals shopping mall to dine at Wolfgang Puck.  The restaurant is very relaxed and comfortable.  I usually dress casually when dining here.  Definitely recommend trying the veal ravioli; it is amazing.  I've tried one of their pizzas which has the crushed red peppers on them.... THEY ARE SPICY! Super super spicy so watch out.  The price of the food is a bit high but they do have happy hour items served specifically at the bar seats.
__label__4 Eric was a great waiter for our wine pairing with MyVegas.com. Explained our pairings well and went to get answers when we questioned him. He did a great job and the food was great too.   We had the linguine with clam sauce and brick chicken.
__label__3 excellent food and the waiter was outstanding.\nwas my wife's birthday July 4th and he had a great dessert with a sparkler candle in it\n\nrecommend to anyone
__label__2 We ordered the eggplant parm and penne with Alfredo (minus the minced pork). The food was all good, and my girlfriend was particularly impressed with the aglio olio that came with the eggplant. However, we thought this place was pricey for the quality. We expected the food to be a little better especially since it's owned by a celebrity chef. We can get better tasting italitan food for the same price or cheaper (depending on where we go) at several restaurants in Chicago.
__label__1 A store that specializes in cheese curds doesn't have any? Well, they had bags of jalapeno cheese curds ($5.99 and less), but regular cheese curds were non-existent. Apparently, I need to return on Thursday's when cheese curd production is higher and they fill all their Costco orders or some explanation similiar. \n   There is a giant cheese/milk production facility right behind your store and you can't make some more curds or make some more cheese that makes more curds available. This is basically a waste of a store. It seems to serve as a sort of a Circle K for the white coated and masked milk employees milling around at the corner of Hardy and Broadway. Ended up buying $2 worth of jalapeno curds, but they could do alot more with this place than serve grab and go crap like a convenience store.
__label__4 i love the cheese curds.  awesome.
__label__2 The place was a lot of fun because I was with a group of girls and comped drinks kept on coming to our table.\n\nThe service and staff were amazingly friendly.  Although I wasn't there for the food, it wasn't too bad.  In fact, I don't remember much of what I ordered but it was only from the appetizer menu. \n\nThe place does get really busy, so make sure you call for reservations.
__label__1 Another restaurant with loads of fake \"memorabilia\" on the walls.\n\nWhen I arrived, they walked me past a bunch of open tables to the table farthest in the back, right next to the constantly swinging kitchen door, and facing the table that was being used by the staff to fold napkins. If it were not for the fact that the busboy folding napkins had a great butt, I would have complained.\n\nLater, when they found out that I am conducting one of the big shows in town, they offered to move me to a better table. I politely declined, (Too Late) but thought; \"Ya mean if you'd thought that I wasn't your average customer, you would have given me a reasonable table?\" Not good.\n\nThey advertise as \"Not your standard gringo Mexican food place\". But that's exactly what I found. The food was all very average. The tomatillo salsa that was served on my \"Enchiladas Suizas\" was the same that was served with the chips when I arrived. The chicken inside did not seem spiced or marinaded in any way. The tortillas were dull.\n\nThe margarita was good (made with fresh lime juice), but it was not \"the original\" margarita, as advertised. According to Hussong's history, the original was made with Damiana liqueur, which adds a slightly bitter, herbal flavor. Here, they substitute Cointreau, which is citrusy and very sweet - again, appealing to the average Gringo.\n\nI've mentioned this before, but I'll bring it up again: Las Vegas is jam-packed with awesome Mexican restaurants - and most of them are dirt cheap. If you're gonna charge $16 for an enchilada, you'd better back it up with outstanding food; interesting drinks, and impeccable service.\n\nI did not find any of those here.
__label__2 Since my review I have been in contact with the management of Hussong's and have been reimbursed for my visit.  They indicate there has been re-training of the staff and are hopeful this will make a difference.  I am pleased they listened and were willing to make it right.
__label__1 I ordered the Chicken Fajitas which were average.  The food is nothing special and the service is very slow.
__label__3 Just cruising through the shops at Mandalay Bay. We decided to grab some grub at this place. We came during the happy hour and were glad we did. The chips and salsa were good. We had the plate of pork nachos and the grilled corn. I loved the mayo butter they grilled on the corn. I would definitely suggest  that as an appetizer. And gotta love buy one get one free margarita happy hour. I enjoyed my experience and will come back.
__label__0 I came for the free chips and salsa, also the water, since that's the only thing the busboy brought over, the waitress could not be bothered to come to the table... Oh she looked at me w couple times, but was busy with a larger party of 4... Me being by myself must have creeped her out.... To bad, I tip well for good service, shame there was none to be found here.
__label__2 Okay Mexican restaurant in the Mandalay Bay Shoppes. Like many other restaurants here it is over priced and food is okay. Don't order the guacamole, we thought it wasn't that much extra for such a small portion, but were shocked it was $9 for a tiny bowl. Unless you really crave Mexican food, avoid this place.
__label__2 Late lunch here on a friday.  Chips and Salsa were awesome, the tomatoes were fresh not jarred.  Chips made in house.   Got the ribeye tacos. Ribeye could have been trimmed a little better.  Had a couple pieces of gristle in there.  Meat was flavorful but not very tender.  Overall pretty good. I would probably try different tacos though.
__label__3 Very solid mexican food.  I care very much about the chips and salsa they start you out with and right from that I knew it was gonna be a good place.  Their \"fancy\" margaritas are very good.  I got the enchiladas which were very very good.  Staff was a little slow for my taste but I won't dock anything from my rating for that as she was kinda busy.  The place doesn't look like much from the outside but it's good!
__label__2 11/09/10\n\nWas going to Whole Foods to buy a few staple items when I was hit w/ a craving for falafel.  Remembered there was a pita shop next door, so popped in after dropping some cash at Whole Paycheck.  (I actually am a fan of WF and am willing to part w/ some cash to get bread and organic uncured thick-cut bacon my system can actually stomach!)  Service was friendly, as always, and I even scored a whole piece sample of their delicious homemade walnut-filled baklava!  (It's topped w/ pistachios, so those w/ a mild pistachio allergy could just peel the top layers off, and you're good to go.  Believe you me, the remainder is well worth the $2 (or maybe less... IDK, I didn't pay!) you'll fork over for it.  :)\n\nThe falafel patties were huge!  However, just like the hummus they're made w/, they weren't very flavorful, but I liked the crunch of the patties, even if they were on the dry side.  The extra sides of hummus and tahini didn't really add any flavor, but they helped to mitigate the low moisture content of the falafel.  I wouldn't buy another falafel pita here (2 stars), but the friendly employees, clean environment, and the complimentary dessert deserved an extra star!
__label__4 Have to give this place five stars.  Menu is great, value is great but the cook Jose is the best.  Great customer service, really knows how to treat a customer.  He gave me a sample of the Greek fries yesterday and they are out-of-this-world good!
__label__2 Really good food. But for a $10 combo there's almost no chicken.  WTH? Last time I was here I got a nice portion.
__label__1 The bathroom was very nice. \nOtherwise, overpriced drinks with lots of ice and little alcohol. Not a place to hit up.. Definitely a \"must miss.\"
__label__0 If you're vegetarian this place is not for you.   The food sucks.  I can make better veg byrani and paneer tikka masala at home.   I gave one star for naan roti.  Least they got that correct. I would not come here again.   I was expecting good food similar to Shalimar in northern California.
__label__4 Best chicken in town love this place I eat here about twice a week definitely recommend it to all my friends =)
__label__1 Well, in more recent visits here the flavor selection is really limited, and not good. They usually have 1 SF flavor now and it's not good. The regular yogurt itself is just so-so. Not nearly as creamy and delicious as it used to be. When stores change hands you can usually tell a difference. Sorry!
__label__4 I got pretty banged up the day before, hiking the GoldStrike Canyon and after reading these recommendations, decided I needed a little relief.  I opted for the 90min ($58) full-body massage and WOW I was sore!\nOutstanding service, got right in and left in Nirvana.  One little teensy-weensy complaint...they speak absolutely NO English...somehow, through nodding of heads and waving of arms you end up in a chair with a bucket of warm water for your feet.  Great :o)
__label__1 Man, what a perfect activity after a LONG night of dancing!  We called a little before and they were able to accomdate a group of 8 all at the same time, which was awesome.  We paid $34 for 60 minutes.  I've had foot reflexology, so I just assumed it was going to be the same.  WRONG. Don't get me wrong, the massage was nice, but when I read \"Good Foot Spa\"  I'm thinking that I'll leave with my feeties feeling nice ad rejuvinated.  I think about 30% was spent massaging my feet.  \n\nThe one thing I didn't expect was getting my ass massaged.  And by massaged I mean, elbowed and rubbed down.  Awkward.  I mean, was I at \"Good Ass Spa\"?\n\nIf it wasn't for the partying the night before, I wouldn't really have enjoyed this massage.
__label__1 WARNING: ladies are CRAZY about receiving  their tip, and demand at least $10!! More than 20% of the cost of the full body massage! $35/hr -full body and foot massage. $20 -30 min foot only.  I like the massage itself, the chairs were comfy and snacks/beverage was given. But the ladies turned scary when it was time to pay, giving disappointing sassy looks because your measly 20% tip was not good enough, totally turned me off to this place. If you don't care about scary Chinese ladies sneering at if u don't tip what they want you should definitely try it out.
__label__1 Took my mom there, I asked explicitly for the $20/hr foot massage, the lady tried to upsale me for the $35/hr package, I declined. They proceeded to do a head, neck, and shoulders massage, I asked again if this was  included in the $20 she said yes. After finishing the foot massage she told us to turn over and they did abt a 10 min massage. When we went to pay she asked how much we wanted to tip and I said $8 (20%) they proceeded to go back and forth with me saying they did \"all that work and we are ONLY going to tip $4 a piece?!\" They damn near held my card hostage! Wouldn't recommend it, they did a descent job but I didn't need the hassle at the end!
__label__3 Prefer QDub over Chipotle. They are a little weak on the meat portion and 'very little' cheese ends up being a mountain full. One of my favorite for fast food tacos.
__label__3 Went there recently for a half a sandwich and salad on their lunch special.\n\nMy only complaint is that it's relatively pricey. Overall I would say that it is definitely worth it when you factor in the amazing service and the variety of fresh ingredients.\n\nDefinitely try it!
__label__2 Stopped in here just for the 5.00 Nathans hot dog, draw and chips. They have a condiment bar with about 30 toppings for the dogs. \n\nThe place itself it fairly nice, kind of a old school pub feel (lots of carved wood and nice couch/lounge areas.
__label__0 The doctors at Desert Family are good from my experiences with them. \n\nThe issue with this doctors office and the main reason why I would recommend for others to choose another doctor is the scheduling. From reading others reviews it seems that I am not alone. \n\nFrom step throat to broken bones they ask to schedule you out a day or so later. Rather than accommodating you and scheduling you in. This practice is large enough that it should be able to accommodate it's patients with scheduling. I have a family of 5 and desert family physicians just lost 5 patients. It might be time for them to acquire a better office manager.
__label__4 Forget Chili's, forget the others... it could be the beer, but I believe this is the best BBQ I've ever had in my life. I can't believe this place has been here for a year and a half and nobody told me about it. \n\nThe service is great, the salad is better than most, and the BBQ... Oh, the BBQ. \n\nThey also have an old school arcade game. Burgertime anyone ?. Tons of fun. \n\nHands down, try this place at least twice.\n\nOh yeah, Moose Drool on tap!!\n\nAnd a patio where you can enjoy your drink while doing the tobacco thing.
__label__4 This is one of those hole in the wall places you could quickly become addicted to going to. We had their Tijuana Torpedo hamburger special and their yummy Strawberry Shortcake. We will definitely be back.
__label__2 This place is just OK... Not terrible and not great. The food is good but you will not find anything on the menu that is heavy and greasy. It would be nice to have something crisp and light when it is 105 degrees outside. Also the atmosphere is pretty good... It is really more a BBQ place than a bar.
__label__2 Not wanting to wait 35-45 minutes for a table at Grimaldi's my friend Devin and I decided to wander the streets of Old Town instead. We were in search of other food when we found Jac's down the street, accross Scottsdale Rd. I was surprised as it used to be Nello's and looking in, there were plently of empty tables. It was sprinkling and we were feeling adventurous so we decided to go in. \n\nThe interior was calm and warmly lit. something I like. There were the now obligitory flat screen TVs but thankfully they were on mute. There was also a piano in the dining room and even though I asked him to play a little something, unfortunaly he wouldn't! (cheap guy!)\n\nWe had the house White Zin which was good and came with an adjoining mini carafe, nice for only $5! We ordered and began to wait.... and wait... and WAIT!\n\nAbout 20 minutes later, our appetizer came. great crustini topped with the usual caprese suspects: fresh tomato, fresh basil, olive oil, balsamic vinagarette, but what made this pop was the melted fresh buffalo mozzerella cheese! Melty, sorta gummy and very yummy, it made me mad that I never thought of it before... yeah, some foodie! Never thought to melt the effing cheese! \n\nWe wolfed that down and talked a bit and waited paitently for our pizza. This resulted in another waiting game. There were three tables full... and about five people at the bar... what the HELL?! We waited  25-35 minutes for our pizza. Our server brought us some bread, which was appreciated but still... that's a bit of a wait. My guess is that they burnt it and had to remake it. The wait made them lose a star.\n\nBut when it finally hit the table... almost all was forgiven... almost! The blanco pizza with its mozzerella cheese, fresh basil, ricotta cheese and our requested sausage. Was simple and simply wonderful. It was gone in a heartbeat not just because we were starving (from all the waiting) but because it was so GOOD! it's so good I would order this pizza to go and cuddle up on the couch while watching a tearjerker all by myself... not because I don't want to cry infront of others... but because I don't want to share... THERE I said it! \n\nWe ended the meal with some tiramisu. It was creamy and coffee-y. I don't know if I'll have it again, I think I'll try another dessert next time. Over all, it was good. I'll go again, if I have spare time to waste or good company like I did this time. To my yelpers I say: if you're not willing to fight the lines at Grimaldi's give this place a go. You'll have a good meal for a good price.
__label__2 OKAY so im not a big fan of this place,but everything else is soo far from me. I will say though I do enjoy the carne asada fries hold the pico. I also love grabbing some cucumbers and radishes mix in some lime and salt and BAM awesome snack!
__label__3 This is where you can get not only good Oreintal food but good American choices. They have a wide selection and a sushi bar that is one of the best around. I love it when they have the dishes I like. I don't like it when something I usually like is not available. The sevice is always very good and all you can eat wow! That is good for the whole family or a group of people!
__label__2 It depends on what type of taste you have, but as a vegetarian there a few notable absences on the buffet.  (Spinach au gratin?)  Everything was hot and fresh and tasty, and the crab rangoon were yummy (very important item!).  At +12 mi. from home, I doubt I will return, but might if I was in the area and hungry.\n\n*Please take down your Christmas decorations, it's July!
__label__0 Went there for my son's 7th birthday party. We were initially told that we would get out own area for the whole party to jump, separate from all other jumpers but we were not. The jumping areas are blocked off by age so he was not able to jump with his cousins or his younger sisters because they were all either younger or older then him and could not jump in the same area. The bounce house was closed so they gave us a \"discount\" of about two dollars per kid. We had one table for a total of 30 people so all of the adults had to stand.
__label__0 Perhaps I need to try this place for dinner, but my lunch experience was so bad I doubt I'll even give them another chance. My girlfriend and I wanted to try this place due to her finding a coupon in her Entertainment Book, so we thought we'd try it out for lunch one Saturday afternoon.\n\nWe probably should have left after standing at the hostess both for nearly 10 minutes and having NO one come to seat us, but we didn't. That really should have been our first clue. When they finally sat us, things seemed to look up because they took our drink orders, returned with them fairly quickly, and then took our food order. All seemed well.\n\nWe finished our salads, and maybe another 15 minutes went by when a different person from our original waitress came over and told us they had no crawfish etouffee available, which is the main reason my girlfriend wanted to try this place. She was a bit disappointed, but asked the waitress about some cajun shrimp pizza they had instead. Unfortunately, this waitress did not speak English and could not understand what she was asking her. So, she went to find the original lady who sat us, which took another 10 minutes or so. Finally, she came over, and said they didn't have that either. At that point, we'd had enough. We asked for the check for the drinks and salads, though the lady was kind enough to take those off for us, because she knew we were not satisfied with the experience.\n\nLike I said, maybe dinnertime would be better to come here, but I can't say for sure that I will ever take that risk here. I would avoid this place and eat at Baby Kay's if you want a good Cajun-style meal.
__label__4 I'm a big fan of this place.\nI've seen a few different vets from here over the years, and this place consistently gives me a warm fuzzy feeling.\nI also really like that they're open on Sundays, and I've never had a problem getting in if one of my furbabies is sick.
__label__1 Not four seasons worthy! Food was salty and amateurish, as was the staff. the transition from the bar to the restaurant was awkward. Our sides came after the main dish had been eaten and they were the wrong side dishes, which might have been ok if the entire salt shaker had not been dumped into it!  The only saving grace was the manager who realized how awful the service and food were.  Don't bother driving that far north, stop when you get to Mastro's.
__label__4 I am a local, residing very near The Four Seasons. This is a first class operation.  We go to Talavera several times a year, to celebrate,or to have a quiet meal, etc.  Pork Chops are fantastic.  Warm rolls, whipped butter sprinkled with Hawaiian salt.  Everything done with precision and expertise.  You will want to try some things you never had before!  Service impeccable, as one would expect at The Four Seasons.  I love that they call us by name:  Mr and Mrs.  We will go back again and again.  Views are incredible, outside dining, too.  Very special place.   Great Onyx bar.
__label__2 I came here with my girlfriend right before a preseason Angels game.  Needed to get some food in us because we were starving.\n\nThe place was clean like a franchise type of place usually is.  The sandwich was good and the lady helping us was very friendly and kinda funny.  Far better experience than hitting up ANY Subway.    I would go again and probably will next year before another preseason game.
__label__4 They do a great job with the cleaning...  very little dry time... they don't rush the job either... will use again for sure.
__label__3 Great shop with a good group of Mechanics.  I've taken quite a few cars there. Support your local shops and still get it done cheaper.
__label__3 After 2 not so great experiences having my first 2 kids I decided to do something different when I got pregnant with baby #3. I decided to see the midwives at Valley Women for Women. I met with all the midwives while I was pregnant and from the very first visit my husband and I both felt the difference. It seemed like the midwives actually cared about me and my family and my overall birthing experience.  They spent as much time with me at every appointment as I needed. I NEVER felt like they were rushing through an appointment.  They had toys in the exam room for my kids to play with when I had to bring them with me (huge bonus!).  \n\nThe only drawback is the wait time.  The midwives are SO busy and they deliver all of their patients babies themselves that sometimes I would get there for an appointment and need to be rescheduled or wait for 45-60 min. Even knowing that, I would come back to these wonderful ladies again.  Their nurses were WONDERFUL as well.  \n\nThey never pushed one type of birth over another - I knew if I wanted an epidural they would get me one and if I was going to give birth without medication, they would coach me every step of the way. \n\nJanice delivered my little girl and it was by far the best birthing experience I've had of the 3. My husband joked that I didn't even need him there because Janice was so amazing.  She coached me perfectly while keeping me calm (I was fully dilated when I got to the hospital). \n\nI drove 25 minutes for each appointment. It was totally worth it.  I recommend these ladies to everyone.
__label__0 DO NOT GO HERE! I had Cindy Romney the PA and she not only prescribed me a high dose birth control when I specifically asked for low dose, she was very unhelpful when I had lab tests performed. She has horrible bedside manner and when I called in to get my test results, 1. No one would return my call 2. When I finally got ahold of someone they told me that Romney had put in my file she had spoken to me about my results! I'm appalled. I WISH she would have told me my results so I could have been treated instead of spending the weekend in pain and worried out of my mind.
__label__1 I'm still undecided if I like this place. Yes it's all women but it's not very personal. I feel like one of many here. You don't really see the same Dr., Nurse, or PA here. They also have mammography now in office and it wasn't very professional. Took me forever to get my results. I had to call and get them. It was in a tiny room in the back, like they converted a closet! I'm going back to SMIL for my mammograms. Still unsure if I'll stay at Valley a women for Women.
__label__3 This 'bucks is right down the street from my house, so whenever I get a caffeine fix, I take a little walk to my local Starbucks. It does suck that this, Pei Wei and SideBar took over the fierce Emerald Lounge, but business is business. \nAnyway, in no time at all the staff knew my name and my drink. Does that mean I go there too much or they're just that good? I vote for the latter, and on top of it these guys know the right way to make my drink. I've tried to explain my drink to other baristas in other stores from Phoenix to LA to Vegas to San Francisco (jeez I visit Starbucks too much), and they never get it quite right. \nAlso the place is usually spotless, even when it's crowded, which makes for a great hang out spot. And unlike other Starbucks, it has a grassy lil area to make it feel more comfy!
__label__1 Usually really good cappuccinos, and their baked goods are pretty good.  But they need to clean out their toaster and stop burning toast.  And this last time the cappuccino was terrible - bitter, too hot, terrible foam.  I brought it back and not only did the barrista give me excuses about how its so busy in the morning (a ridiculous excuse because we always come in the morning, and it wasn't that busy), and then had the gall to charge me to get a regular drip coffee.
__label__1 Urban 7 I really want to like you but I cant. Went there for a mid week happy hour. The crowd was non-existent the service was good but awkward. May give it one more shot to redeem but for now 2 stars.
__label__0 You know a burger is bad when you take a bite and think to yourself, \"Wow. I've had hospital food better than this. In fact, I've had vending machine hamburgers better than this.\" I'm not exaggerating. \n\nWe wanted a quick, simple pub grub meal for our last dinner in Montreal since we have to be up early in the AM. Since La Cage Aux Sports is right across from our apartment rental, it seemed to fit the bill. \n\nWe should have known when we walked in on a Friday night at and the place was COMPLETELY empty, save for two middle aged guys holding up the bar. Husband and I chose a seat at the other end of the bar, and upon sitting down noticed that most of the bar was dirty with crumbs and wrappers. I'm not sure why the bar would be so filthy considering there was nobody in it, but... okay. \n\nI ordered the Prime Rib burger. The burger had many flaws, but the most grievous sin was that it was burnt. Seriously burnt black. It tasted just like the kind of burger you'd get in a vending machine: the bun was your typical super-soft wonderbread kind, and the meat was standard factory-issue. I don't know why they would call it a Prime Rib burger when the beef had none of the juiciness or flavor of prime rib. It tasted more like the burgers you get in the frozen food section in a bag of 10 patties. I'm not above digging a Costco backyard burger, but burning it into a lump of charcoal is unforgiveable. I ate three bites, which is amazing for a girl who can eat practically anything. \n\nMy husband ordered the Hot Chicken Sandwich, which were two pieces of thickly sliced white bread (also of the spongy wonderbread variety) with chunks of chicken in between. The sandwich was then covered in gravy and then topped with peas. The bread-chicken-gravy monstrosity itself was barely warm, but even worse, the peas were cold and mushy. So. Very. Gross.\n\nDespite these huge shortcomings, the bartender/waitress was really nice (though mostly absent). Being tourists, we didn't have the guts to send the food back, so we just left our entrees mostly uneaten and hightailed it outta there after finishing our drinks. \n\nDinner ended up being cookies and chips from the Couche-Tard a couple of blocks away. Sad to end our great Montreal culinary tour on a bad note, but all the other awesome meals we've had here made up for this giant dud.
__label__1 Wish I had looked at yelp reviews. The second floor terrace looked so enticing but don't let it fool you because unless you get a seat next to the street it's not nearly as cool. Service was slow and food was extremely bleh good think we just got an appetizer. Bruchetta was soggy, mozzarella sticks were what you get frozen at grocery store but the potato chips were not too shabby and they were homemade. Drinks were ok but nothing special nor strong. Two stars just for the upstairs and making the chips homemade but that's about it
__label__3 I have not been to the dentist in a long time.  I recently went to Downtown Dental.  Everyone was very friendly; the hygienist, the dentist, and the receptionist.\n\nThe office is very nice, clean, and very conveniently located.  I showed up about 5 minutes early and was greeted and seen without a wait.  I will definitely be going back.
__label__0 While the staff are great, I'm not thrilled with Dr Ben. While initially for a 'check up' he was great but when further work had to be done, he became arrogant and refused to listen to my concerns. He was unwilling to work together to find a suitable solution to my problem - as he way was the best and only. \n\nFor a quick check up, you might want to give him a go, but for any further dental procedures, I'd find a dentist who is willing to discuss things with you, listen to your concerns and problems and NOT put his hand up to stop you talking because he doesn't want to listen.
__label__4 You guys were great!  First I enjoyed the free valet parking.  Second, I thought it was very cordial that I was offered a water by the front desk staff.  Next I loved that I was seated right when I arrived and the work began.  I loved, loved, loved, the fact that I didn't have to do a million X-rays.  The office was also decorated very sophisticated and urban which goes nicely with the downtown vibe.  Very clean also!  After raving about it, my partner is now going to become a client and my best friend who lives at 44 Monroe right across the street is going to switch over as well.  Keep up the great work guys!  Very impressed!
__label__0 Protein portion size is a deal-breaker for me.\n\nJust got takeout for lunch. Ordered a Spinach Salad with add-on shrimp. Discovered the policy for an add-on protein is ONE LARGE SHRIMP. Very disappointed. The manager told me their shrimp costs about $1.10 each. EACH. (That seems to be pretty high-priced shrimp, especially for a one-dollar-sign restaurant on Yelp.) The manager offered, if i returned, to \"give me another shrimp\", as that, evidently, is a non-add-on portion of shrimp. Still disappointed.\n\nThe manager was nice, the service was pleasant, the food was fairly good and quick. (I found the shrimp to be nicely cooked, a little under-seasoned. The spinach salad was nothing to write home about, and the balsamic vinaigrette was not very punchy. My fiance loved his baked wheat pasta with meat sauce, which was well-seasoned and rich) \n\nMore info from the manager. Add-on portion of chicken is 3 oz (6 for entree). Add-on for meatballs is 2 balls. So I guess when you order the create-you-own pasta dish, you get less protein than when you order one of their \"classics\".\n\nBeing a new restaurant, I was told \"they are still working out the kinks\". Well, this is a HUGE kink for me, and I imagine it will be a kink for others. I hope that the policy changes, because the food is good, and I wish the company success (I would love to have quick/cheap Nora's around the corner when I want pasta!)\n\nUPDATE: I also went to their website and submitted a complaint. I received an email the same day from the founder/owner saying \"Thank you so much for your interest in us and I assure you the shrimp policy will be changed first thing in the morning!! I'm sure you know that this was only our second day being open, and we are trying really hard to offer a top quality quick serve pasta concept.\"\n\nSo they get another star from me, for being cool and understanding. I WILL go back now to see if that really happened, and if so, then they may get another star!\n\nUpdate 2: it seems they have NOT changed their protein sizes. so their owner lied. not cool.
__label__0 Great concept. Pretty tasty.\n\nPortions are tiny. \n\nDon't be deceived by ordering \"meatballs\", they give you 'a' meatball the size of a golf ball.\n\nI was charged 50 cents for them sprinkle basil on top of my dish. 50 more for a pinch of sundried tomatoes, etc...\n\nFor about half the price of my pasta I could have ordered a pasta dish at the Macaroni Grill with about 3 times as much food.\n\nThis place will not last. Most people will try it once and never go back to pay $10 for a side portion of mac and cheese with 'a' shrimp.\n\nI went home hungry and made myself a sandwich.
__label__0 My wife ate at noodle and co. In Colorado and she raved about for a few days. So I noticed someone said this place was like it so I thought hey let's give it a try. It was terrible!! I got the pesto chicken, wife got a veggie dish, and we got our daughter regular Mac and cheese. When we got the food is was so hot!! I mean unbearable hot. So after waiting a few minutes I tasted and it was undercooked noodles and a weird taste. I never leave food that I just purchased but this was BAD!!! An awkward worker came by and asked how it was and I told her \"this is terrible!\" I don't think she new how to react to this. She said I can take it back. I told her, really this dish was $8. If I was at a sit down restaurant then I would of had her take it back in a heartbeat, so I felt bad about trying to get my money back or another dish. I ended up eating half of my daughter's Mac and cheese. So just to sum up don't go to this place with high expectations. I was very disappointed!!
__label__0 Very rarely do I consider a meal so bad I want my money back and want to yell at the management. One trip to this place did that for me. \n\nStarted by having the person at the counter took a phone call right when I was ordering, stayed on the phone, then had to go to the back to get whom ever for the call. once I ordered, got my beverage and sat down, food came in about 5 minutes. Server switched my food with another table, so it had to be redone. Once I got my new food, I then needed to ask for another fork. Once I got the fork and tried my food, I was so disappointed with all of it. Got the Asiago Blue Mac, with port mushrooms, roasted tomatoes, chicken and caramelized onions. The cheese sauce tasted nothing like asiago or blue cheese. It was very bland and watery. Portion was small. The chicken was tough, the onions not caramelized and the mushrooms tasted old. No manager to be seen anywhere I left my meal half finished on the table. Great concept with terrible execution. Stay away till they work out the food flavor and quality issues. If you go, don't say I didn't warn you.
__label__1 ive been here a few times. every time ive tried something different and always seems to be a bit salty. the last time i was there, they seemed to have mistaken me ordering capers instead of basil and got home to a nasty surprise. and they put a tone of those nasty little things in my pasta and really ruined it for me.
__label__2 Love the MacShack. The have wheat and gluten free pasta as well. Yum yum yum
__label__1 So brought two small children here and they really liked it so a plus (but the kids portion's are freaking huge!!! I thought America was trying to win the obesity epidemic). I expected a waitress type deal. To me it was very hectic trying to stand in line looking at a vast menu with little to no picture's people waiting in line behind you)!!! I ordered my own creation and it was very good (love anything with capers and bacon) hubby got the Philly cheese steak mac and well it was bland and far from tasting like the amazing Philly sandwich. But I do have to say it was very clean and the staff was very nice. Other then that I think this was just another notch in the food belt.
__label__3 Wow. This place is very good for a chain restaurant. I had their soup and macaroni and cheese, along with one of the most frequently ordered pastas (I don't recall the name but it has tomatoes, potatoes, and what looks like chicken). All I can say is, YUM. The pastas were cooked perfectly. Portions are huge, too. \n\nThe store is very bright and clean.\n\nThe only problem is that it's pretty steep financially for a place like this. I've grown accustomed to paying for $18 pasta dishes at TCF or other gourmet places, but in a Chipotle-style environment? Plus, the furniture is pretty cheap.\n\nAnyway, it was still pretty good.
__label__3 Nice clean restaurant and really really fresh food.  everything is made to order from when you order, and brought out to your table.  there is no waiter service, it's walk up, order and delivery to the table.\n\nI'll go back.
__label__2 I have been coming to Mac shack since its opening.   It was one of my favorite places. \n\nNot sure if they changed management or ownership but the last few months it has really been disappointing. \n\nI was a huge fan of their vodka sauce. Well it does not taste the same. It appears they changed their product.  \n\nI also don't like how there portions are inconsistent. One day it's a lot of pasta and on other days its a small portion. \n\nI hope they change it back to the place I once loved.
__label__3 I love this place! Caked really saved my butt, they took my Birthday cake order for a Sunday (a day on which they are closed, which I didn't know!) My cake was ready on Saturday and I was able to bring it to the Restaurant for my birthday dinner the next day.\n\nI ordered a Lemon poppy seed cake with fresh strawberries and whipped cream for the filling the cake was fresh, tasty and beautiful ( (I will include a photo!) Caked was recommended to me by Retro bakery as they were booked for the day but I will always recommend Caked!  They also gave us some coffee cookies to taste which were delicious!!
__label__4 Yummy! I bought a groupon and went in immediately.  Although their selection was limited, I was lucky enough to get in there in time to get a decent selection.  I didn't know you could special order with a groupon, but I was pleased with what I got. Red velvet, cookies and cream, peanut butter, chocolate, and vanilla. My kids LOVED them... And they were so big they couldn't even finish one. The icing is very sweet and you probably won't be able to eat it all. The cake is super moist and Full of flavor. The cupcakes are huge and a great value for the price. The groupon deal is a steal! The staff was attentive and very friendly. The gentleman there was very nice and helpful. I will definitely be back.
__label__0 How can anyone visit the boutique when there is no address listed? Plus, when I tried to click on another post that said it was closed, the response from the owner can't be seen... Not going to get business that way
__label__0 Sucked. \n\nWe went there specifically to order the Breakfast Sandwich and were told they were out of the ingredients to make them (at 10:00am on a Saturday???). \n\nThey kids menu was $4.99 and consisted of a drink and one big cold and dry pancake. \n\nIt took 45 minutes for them to bring out our order. The waitress stopped by after 30 minutes and apologized. She said there was a large party in the back room that was wrapping up and they would get to our order soon...ugh. \n\nI asked her if I could change my order and she said she would go into the kitchen to see if they had started it yet...and never did. She went to the next table and hugged a group of her friends that had come in and talked to them for 10 minutes. After finally seeing I was giving her the stink eye she went into the kitchen and came back out to tell me that they had started my order (no crap lady). \n\nEverything was VERY run of the mill and we won't be back.
__label__4 Food was excellent! A must stop when in Casa Grande. Florentine omelet outstanding! We will return.
__label__4 One of my favorite Food & Music Events here in Las Vegas!!! Small but full of energy and lots of great food!!! \n\nLocated in Downtown Las Vegas at the Fremont Experience this annual event celebrates black history month with 3 days of food,music and FUN!!! \n\nLive entertainment from local artists and more,plus bbq,soul food and lots of sweets from about 20 merchants all set up in booths directly across from the 3rd street stage. \n\nFor the most part it was exactly the same food vendors as last year with just a few new ones. My favorite John Mulls Meats Road Kill Grill was there and I was excited to visit them again since they only make this 1 appearance a year and they have FANTASTIC barbecue!! Just as I remember DYNAMITE!!!(see review below) \n\nThere were lots of food options from BBQ Turkey Legs,Chicken,Ribs,Links,Brisket,Pork plus Cajun Seafood and Catfish, Funnel Cakes, Slices of Cake, Candied,Carmel and Chocolate Apples plus lots more to choose from!! The prices are pretty reasonable for a Las Vegas event most meals were under $10!!!
__label__4 This place is legit. Had a great experience while visiting from pa and I must agree about cheesesteaks, and i have tried all the Philly spots. Good prices and great food/beer.
__label__2 Our biggest problem with Bacio was the inexplicable length of time it took from when we ordered our meals to their arrival at our table. An hour and fifteen minutes, despite being only one of TWO seated tables in the entire restaurant on a Thursday night.\n\nOur waiter, whose name I wish I could remember, was amazing: attentive, polite, personable, and honest. He did the best he could given the other let downs we experienced during our dinner. \n\nAs for our meals, we were all very divided. I ordered some sort veal dish, which I really enjoyed BUT I have had better veal on numerous occasions. It was a forgettable albeit filling meal. My father-in-law had veal prepared in a different fashion that was too salty for his taste. My husband had a surf and turf combo on special and it was decidedly the best meal on our table. The other two members of our party had a salad and lobster ravioli, which were \"fine\" and \"good\" but again, they've had better. It was a mediocre experience, and when I'm in Vegas I like to kick it up a notch from mediocre. \n\nBacio exudes an upscale modern vibe but falls flat in the taste-bud department. This is not a Vegas-must.
__label__3 I  liked this place. Funky decor, good food and accommodating but never annoying staff made this place a find. We shared the Mango Chickpea Chaat appetizer which had a nice full flavor and for dinner had vegetable korma and shahi paneer. The korma was very good, not overly creamy but I preferred the shahi paneer probably because I'm a big fan of Indian cheese plus it had a delicate flavor balancing out the sweet (raisins) with the creamy, delectable sauce. \n\nJust remember to order it according to your liking, i.e., mild, medium, spicy. I was expecting less and got way more than I bargained for in taste, atmosphere, and service.
__label__4 This review is long overdue.  Blue Taj is one of my favorite restaurants in South Charlotte.  The staff is very friendly and are great guides if you are new to Indian food.  My favorite is lamb in the lentil sauce.  And, even if you are not a cauliflower fan, you have to try the cauliflower appetizer.  \n\nWhether you prefer your food on the milder side, or native hot (level 5), they can adjust almost any dish to your liking.  \n\nI
__label__2 The Blue Taj is perhaps the best looking restaurant (Indian or not) in all of Charlotte. You go inside and the music, the curtains and everything transports you elsewhere. Don't get me wrong - I love the food at Woodlands, but it doesn't exactly transport you. I totally get that there are parts of the world, in Charlotte, India and elsewhere, that are total dives, and I have no problem with that. But for those who have a desire to go somewhere else when you dine, this has to be at or near the top of your list. Copper is right up there too, but where they are elegant, Blue Taj is more magical - like you expect Aladdin to come out and take you on a magic carpet ride (and not the LSD sort). Pretty neat trick being that you're in a strip mall near Ballantyne.\n\nService is generally friendly - though it pales a bit in comparison to the atmosphere. I mean really, what wouldn't? They do keep the glasses filled, though it service tapers off. I don't know if this is an Asian thing, as several other Indian-type places (Situl, Woodlands come to mind) in Charlotte just forget about you later in the meal. Maybe it's cultural.\n\nAs to the food: Very solid offerings. It's not the best I've had in town, but far from the worst. Like much of the Chinese that you'll find around, it does have a tendency to be a bit heavy on the sauce - though instead of the sweetness of the Chinese variety, it's just a thick sauce that can be on the spicy side if you order it that way.\n\nPerfectly serviceable option, and well worth it for the experience.
__label__3 This place has great panang chicken ..highly recommend this place
__label__3 BEST chicken pa-nang I have ever had!! Well done!
__label__1 I was dying for some drunken noodles, saw this place close and gave it a go.  They open at 11, I tried 1058, no one there realized how early and killed time at the dollar store, came back at 1114, still not open, started to leave and someone ran to the door to unlock it, still had her purse on so I know she just walked in the door.  I ordered takeout drunken noodles and asked how long it might be since I know they just walked in, 5 min.  I didn't know whether to be happy or scared.  How could that be ready in 5 min? It was obvious they took old stuff and just re fried it, pretty greasy and nothing tasted fresh.  I am not one to know authenticity, but I had some drunken noodles in San Diego that I am trying to find something similar here.  This is my 3rd round with the noodles and just a few other times eating Thai apart from that, but this was my worst for sure out of all of them.  I don't know Thai food real well, but I know fresh, and I didn't get anything fresh here.  Also, smelled like old lady moth balls
__label__3 Went here Saturday night, a party of 12, for our work \"holiday gathering\". First time I had ever been, and kind of ashamed to say first time I even noticed this place. Must have driven by  it a couple dozen times, shopping at Traders Joes, and never once noticed it there. \nNeedless to say, I regret not knowing about this place until now. They seemed comfortable handling such a large party, and judging by the party rooms in the back of the restaurant they have plenty of practice! I can't for the life of me remember our servers names (2 gentlemen) but they handled everything great. Each server basically had one side of a very long table. \nGreat explanations and suggestions from the servers. They were extremely knowledgeable about all the food, and promptly answered any questions we had about the menu. Even getting down to details about how the food is prepped and cooked. That I really loved. \nThe apps were great we had the calamari, and crab dip. We ordered 2 of each and they were gone within minutes.\nEveryone seemed to really enjoy their food, out of 12, 1 dish was sent back for being under cooked. I loved my food as did my wife, I had the halibut, which according to our server is one of the most popular on the menu. The halibut was cooked perfectly, served on one of the most delicious crab/potato cakes I have ever had. Wife had the lamb, came cooked perfectly. and was delicious. \nOne drink was forgotten, but was comped at the end.\nOverall, everyone left very happy, all of the staff was great, would love to come back and try it without a huge group!
__label__3 The salmon carpaccio, calamari and tenderloin appetizers were delightful.  I'm looking forward to going back and ordering the crab dip and an entree.  The bartenders were fantastic and I would consider going back just for them.  They said they have half priced appetizers from 5:30-7:30pm during the weekdays (double check that because I had A LOT of yummy wine there tonight and I may have misunderstood).  I'll definitely be back for more.
__label__4 Dressler's is the kind of restaurant I like going to when I feel like having a very nice and very expensive meal, without having to look as if I'm an investment banker that's just made himself another half-billion dollars on the sale of who knows what, and that's my Mercedes S550 that's parked out front.* \n\nI've come here twice now, and both times, I've been knocked off my feet from how outstanding Dressler's is, both to its commitment to fine dining, and the way the staff treats you like an honored guest. Really, they do. Nothing I hate more than being greeted by a surly or condescending host/hostess that shoots you that smug \"You're Abe Froman? The Sausage King of Chicago?\"** look, while giving you grief over your reservation  - actually, we were 10 minutes late, but they weren't too crowded, so they sat us immediately.\n\nLast night was our second visit to Dressler's. We'd been looking forward to coming back after our first visit, which was wonderful in its own right. To our delight, we were offered a table outside. Let me paint the picture for you: you're facing the greenway off Metropolitan Avenue, you have an unfettered view of uptown Charlotte from where you've been seated - and watching the light show on the Duke Tower is truly wonderful - and you couldn't ask for a nicer August evening, free from oppressive humidity. In other words, the perfect spot for a fantastic meal and some people watching.\n\nWe were greeted by our waiter, who identified himself as Johnny Utah***. Seriously. Helpful, attentive, exactly what you want in a waiter.\n\nThe wedge salad is a staple in any fine dining establishment, and their Wedgie is no exception. Yeah, it's a wedge salad, but it's a phenomenal wedge salad. I also sampled their grilled sausage, accompanied by some very tasty arugula. Outstanding.\n\nFor our main course, my wife opted for the ribeye with a side of steamed spinach. The mark of a quality eating establishment can be narrowed down to a simple question: can you grill a good steak? Of course Dressler's can! When you can cut a steak with a fork, you know they're giving you top-quality meats, grilled by someone who knows how to grill a ribeye. She loves their ribeye; it just might be her favorite in town.\n\nI went for the seared Mahi, accompanied by gnocchi and a light lemon vinaigrette sauce. Perfect, in its preparation, its size, and its presentation. Best yet, I hadn't even been in the mood for Mahi, but if it looks good on the menu, then I know it's going to taste even better.\n\nFinally, yes, what you've heard about Dressler's cheesecakes is absolutely true. Best cheesecake in Charlotte, no question about it. Game over, pal. Dressler's cheesecake is the undisputed heavyweight champion. So good was their featured cheesecake - Oreo Cheesecake! - that my wife called it \"pure, concentrated evil that'll make you lose your load.\" No kidding. I would have ordered a slice of my own, and given myself into such delicious evil.\n\nYou really can't ask for a better dining experience, without the pomp and pretense. Dressler's is fine dining without the snooty (SNOOTY?) or snobby (SNOBBY?) atmospherics.****\n\nWhen a restaurant is better the second time around, you know you've found a keeper. Dressler's is now on my list of Must-Eat Places. I'm already looking forward to my next visit.\n\n\n\n* Actually, it was my Mercedes C350. I prefer modesty over extravagance.\n\n** Ugh. Did I just quote \"Ferris Bueller's Day Off?\"\n\n*** \"Point Break\" just so happened to be on last night. Of course I watched it.\n\n**** Ugh. Did I just quote \"Ferris Bueller's Day Off\" again?
__label__0 Pretty weak lunch...calamari salad was tough, cheap Chinese crap, crab dip was edible
__label__4 From the moment we walked in the door we were treated like celebrities. I wish I was one after leaving here! The food was some of the best Thai we've ever had, and I live in Chicago and have tasted dishes more than a dozen different authentic Thai restaurants. \n\nWe never were without a glass of water or a full glass of wine. I wish I lived here so I could make this a regular stop during my weekly Thai and Sushi cravings. \n\nThe Tilapia was out of this world - topped off with a delicious medley of mint, onions and lemon leaves. I highly recommend the Spring Rolls - very fresh and tasty! Give this place a try - you won't be disappointed.
__label__3 We go here quite often because A) The lady likes Thai, B) The boy likes Sushi and C) Neither like the other.  The sushi is actually pretty good, but the Thai is the bomb diggity!!   Only once did we have shitty lunch time service.  We have only been for lunch since we work in the Airpark.  You can't beat it.  It is definitely worth the trip.  Lady says it's the best Thai Chicken Basil and Pad Thai she has ever had.  \n\nThey have daily lunch specials which are cheap.  Also daily happy hour and the likes.\nI gave it a 4 only because I am a hard ass.  5 stars has to earn it for me and will be impeccable.
__label__4 We were craving Thai and decided to give this place a try and WOW such good food! My husband and I stuffed ourselves until we were sick because every bite was so good. I had the red curry which was excellent and he had the duck and pineapple dish. You will not be disappointed with this place!
__label__4 Sam met me at the service area, checked in my vehicle for its appointment and got me a curtesy vehicle. I was excite to get my car back clean and ready to go.
__label__1 With so many VW dealers in the valley, I would have to recommend avoiding Chapman in Scottsdale. I used them since they are close to my home otherwise there is no compelling reason to use this dealership.\n\nSales -- actually the sales guys were very cool and low pressure, I had a newer person. No bad at all. Quick and friendly.\n\nService -- this is the key problem at this dealership, the service dept staff treat the customers poorly and are definitely rude. You know that attitude, you bought your new car, its fine, any problems are in your imagination! Which is never the case, new cars need some tuning and tweaking. Anyway, perhaps buy your car here and then service at another Scottsdale or Phoenix dealership!?\n\nSo despite a good experience with sales, the service dept brings everything down. And since you will deal more with the service dept than sales, I would shop for your new VW elsewhere.
__label__3 The food here is pretty good. I love the wasabi tempura shrimp appetizer. The mushroom soup is very rich. \n\nThe washrooms are designed with a contemporary style, very nice.
__label__3 After walking up and down Rue St. Denis, I chose La Fabrique because it seemed like a local place and the food looked good from the window.  Menus are available in French and English.  Selections were innovative, including one allowing the chef to make something of his whim.  I had a hard time deciding on several possibilities, but was happy with my choice of beef with scallops, herb gnocchi, some perfectly cooked zucchini strips and olives in a well flavored sauce. What was nice about the restaurant was the complimentary special touches, like the warm toasted peasant bread with chive spread, large jar of delicious homemade pickles, and even pink cotton candy for a special ending.  Although my entree was more than enough for me, I wanted to try the french fries fried in duck fat.  The waiter accommodated by giving me a small sample in a little container.  Absolutely decadent!
__label__1 Why do people think it's trendy to have super uncomfortable seats? This is not cool, this is annoying. \nAlso, any food that is deep fried, battered, cooked in copious amounts of butter or covered in syrup is going to taste good but that doesn't make you a good cook. It makes you an overpriced McDonalds. \nThe brunch options had enough calories for the rest of the day and the vegetarian options were either a salad or one of two sugary dishes that would make a poutine look like ax kale smoothie. What about an omelette? What about eggs florentine? This restaurant just invented a bunch of super fattening dishes to compensate for the fact that they're mediocre chefs. \n\nFinally, 3.50 for a very small glass of room temperature orange juice? Unless you have the orange tree in back, this a rip off.
__label__1 The sushi was just ok and the ginger dressing was too sweet and not very ginger like. Not good enough for the price.
__label__0 Stay away...this comedy ensemble is anything BUT funny! The Trifecta show was horrible, thankfully the last act kept me from walking out. Waste of $10. My friend sent me a txt halfway through it....\"I need to go to the bathroom...Hula's bathroom\". That's the restaurant across the street.\n\nBest laugh I had all night
__label__1 This was my second visit to this restaurant for a carry out. Settled down at home to enjoy my meal, what a disappointment. Ordered my usual fare jerk chicken . The saut\u00e9ed  vegetables, cooked to perfection. The jerk chicken tastes as if it had been sitting out. The  meat was dry and hard. Not what I was expecting. I think I will go elsewhere .
__label__1 I have passed by this place for years and always promised myself I would give it a try sometime.  so last week having some free time I decided to have lunch there.\nI had the jerk chicken with rice and the plantains.  The chicken was tender and tasted ok but nothing to get excited over.  I enjoyed the rice with red beans,\nI wish they had a soda fountain as I do not like paying a buck fifty for a can of soda. \n  They did give me a little extra for free however.  About 2 hours after a dined, my stomach began to rumble and I spent the next 36 hours carving  a path between my bed and the bathroom.  Needles to say I am now ruined for Caribbean Spice and probably jerk chicken also.
__label__0 Horrible Service. Felt unwelcome as soon as I came in. Their open sign was \"on\" but when I walked in the owner was using the restaurant as a meeting space for some type of large group. They were bugged I came in and told me I couldn't eat inside, and that i'd have to eat on the patio. Food isn't that good either. Rice and Meat were all extremely dry.
__label__2 This review is for Corn Creek Station which is sort of like the gateway to the Desert Wildlife National Refuge....sort of a visitor center.\n\nI've been out here a half a dozen times over the years and have always loved this place.\n\nIt's not far from Vegas but due to it's lack of paved roads it doesn't get the type of visitation like RedRock Canyon or Mt Charleston. That's probably a good thing.\n\nIt's always been a great place to bring the dogs and let them off the leash to run around a bit. There were so few people no one seemed to care.\n\nWell apparently that's changing I was out there today and there is a lot of construction going on. Looks like they're building a large visitor center.\n\nWhat once was a large pond has been drained and the water is now in a large concrete pond.\n\nWhat were once nice winding dirt paths can now best be described as winding sidewalks. It looked like hard concrete with dirt sprinkled on top.\n\nAnd we were told twice by a park manager to keep our dogs on a leash. Guess this guy is instructed to snoop in the bushes and harass dog owners.\n\nOh well I know lots more beautiful places where no one harasses my dog.\n\nIt's still a lovely place and I'm sure non dog owners will love it.
__label__0 This place recycled every trendy cliche going.  The food was heavy and greasy and tasteless.  Awful.  Really.  And Expensive.  \n\nFake dartboards painted on the wall?  $8 draft beers?  $11 potato chips?  $13 for 6 mini corn dogs on top of a pile of limp fries?  Rock and Roll XM satellite station? Tabletops had beer pong boards carved in.  Pot Pie was $18 bucks and all pastry.  Service was so bad I was angry and felt violated.  \n\nI love how they brag about not carrying Budweiser products.  As if this place isn't just as commercialized and insipid.\n\nI felt embarrassed and foolish after paying the tab.  Didn't touch my entree but server and busser didn't notice or care.  Wow, Todd English, you're so trendy and indie now.  The existence of this place signifies the official\"gastropub\" shark jump.\n\nReally not a good place at all...
__label__3 Definitely pub-like, in a cavernous sort of way. Good Strongbow on tap is a plus. Ordered the Confit Duck Legs on Whole Wheat with Black Truffle Mayo and Todd English BBQ sauce. Also had the New England Fish & Chips. Although definitely not \"pub\" prices, very delicious and somewhat worth it. Lots of interesting foods on the menu to try. \n\nVery good food and fun place to hang out.
__label__3 Went to the P.U.B. for lunch and the food is great! It is a little expensive ($15 for a foot-long kobe hot dog), but so~o worth it. Even the presentation is cute. As people have mentioned, the service is hit-or-miss, but I did notice the manager hovering around making sure guests were being taken cared of. There is bar seating where you get little pails of peanuts - shells go on the floor vs. the little pail of warm popcorn the tables get. There is a large selection of beers and ciders - a few imported (ie. strongbow) and it is even possible to get a flight of samples. Next time I'm in town I'm definitely stopping here before my walk through City Center.
__label__0 This place is extremely overpriced.  The service was ok, but I don't understand how you can charge $14 for a PBR in a brown bag with a shot of Jack.  That is criminal.  I had the $18 buffalo burger which I could hardly taste because the bun was so gigantic and the fries tasted like had come out of a frozen bag.  I will not go back to this PUB.  There much better places to eat in Vegas.
__label__2 We were here on a Saturday evening around 6:30pm, and we were told that there would be a 30 minute wait. We were okay with that, but as we walked to the bar there were a TON of empty tables!!! Why would there be such a long wait just for two?\n\nAnyway, we found a table at the bar to sit in and have dinner. We shared the mini corn dogs, Dirty Chips, and the bison burger.\n\nThe corn dogs were good. The Dirty Chips were pretty fantastic. It was a huge appetizer for the two of us. Between the corn dogs and chips, we didn't need the bison burger.\n\nThe bison burger was dry. We ordered it medium rare, and it lacked juiciness.\n\nThe service was good and the atmosphere was nice too.
__label__2 Not a bad place for a pint of Guiness....\n\nService - For a humongous place, the service was quite good.\n\nDrinks - Different sizes for a pint of Guiness or your other favorites. And, the pint is the smallest size. Very cool.\n\nFood - Oh, I just had dinner and still munched on their food. Order the \"Dirty Chip\".  You gotta try it.\n\nPrice - Ahhh,  okay that was a bit pricey.\n\nAmbiance.  Too large, not too intimate.  Pubs should be eclectic and not, well clubby.  But definitely this place is huge.\n\nParking - if you are a local, well, what a pain to wait for your car, but it is part of the valet experience.\n\nI would give this place a four, but due to such a large size place and high prices, I gotta reduce it a bit!\n\nNevertheless - GO FOR IT.
__label__0 I didn't have a good experience at this restaurant. First, I think the name \"gastropub\" is thrown around a little loosely these days. I noted a few items hinting at creativity, but mainly the menu is bar appetizers, burgers and some British food. Creed and Maroon 5 on the sound system, and enough \"flair\" on the wall to make you feel like you are in a British TGI Fridays, not a hole in the wall British Pub. \n\nWent for lunch and the place was not packed at all. Despite seeing several servers walking around, waited a good 10 minutes for a water and a menu. The following was ordered: buffalo burger medium, substitue horseradish sauce instead of bleu cheese, and sweet potato fries. 35 minutes later (place is almost empty) food arrives by a different server who puts it down without saying anything and walks away. Food consists of a small patty of well done meat on a very large, somewhat burned bun. I am not sure of there burger weight, but putting it on a bun twice the size does not help with any sort of illusion. Large hunk of bleu cheese, but no horseradish anywhere to be found. No one is around and I am starving so I scrape off the cheese and just eat it. Anyone who has had buffalo understands it has a different flavor than beef. I cannot verify this, but I am pretty sure I DIDNT have a buffalo burger. \n\nNo one checked on me even if I had wanted to say anything. The next time I saw my server he was delivering my unasked for check. \n\nThis \"pub\" is exactly the reason I avoid chain restaurants whenever I can. \n\nSince I want to be a little nice, if you do want a good beer selection (and even some ciders) this place might be up your alley. Also, the sweet potato fries were good.
__label__3 I was fortunate to tag along with Blair B. and her husband Mike en route to their friend's birthday dinner at PUB.  I got a pint of the Irish cream beer, and it was okay - not worth ordering again but needed after some stress.  The three of us shared 2 pounds of meat - 1 of crispy duck leg and 1 of lamb loin.  We got challah and kaiser rolls, and four different sauces.  I will stop right now and say get the black truffle mayo as everyone else says.  I am not a mayo eater or even much of a condiment person, but that mayo is ridiculously good.\n\nThe lamb was great on its own or with the challah and mayo.  The duck was crispy and delicious.  I liked the pickles that came with the dishes.  the only odd thing is four people at our table ordered half yards of beer, a certain part of the woodwork at this PUB/Bar, yet the waiter told us the place ran out of yard glasses!!!  What?!?!?  We hardly saw any on tables, and it was only like 9 PM!  Strange.  He ended up giving the bday girl and her husband \"the last 2 in the whole restaurant\" and gave Blair B. and Mike B. 2 pints instead (so they may have lost out on 2 oz each).  \n\nIn the end it was just a nice experience.  It was pretty loud in there and hard to hear, but the patio seems quieter for a next visit.  Our waiter started off crabby but ended up pretty nice and refilled waters often.  I am glad we came and conquered the carvery!
__label__2 No tomato juice. I am already pissed. Waiter seems to be a bit snobby. My cold cold martini was cool at best. 2 stars so far...glass was not even chilled.ugh, waiter way too dismissive for me. raw bar pricey but excellent. Onion rings nice spice but not hot in temperature...... They took my fork away! Had to eat delicious pot sticker with a knife. Butter with pretzels sucked. Had to ask for mustard. Now we're talking! Drank my son in laws very good franziskaner from munich. Roast beef sliders and creamed spinach excellent. Chicken Parma sliders missing spice. Skinny fries they're good.not excited over the fish and chips! Taste terrible can't eat it. Looked like the blob on a plate. I love fish and chips. I figured they would be safe... I was wrong. Left it on the plate. Beef sliders were better than average but the fries influenced them. Wife's wine was good . Boddington white ale was as wonderful as always- says daughter #1. wife said we should have gone for Asian food. Seems like bill was forced on us. We called ahead and when they asked we said it WAS a special occasion. Why ask? They did absolutely nothing. Out of 4 eaters the average raring was 2.8. Bill was $180 tipped....$30. We Wont likely be back, sorry Todd...
__label__3 Alrighty- let's be real, it's a gastropub. You go here because you want something to sop up the alcohol floating or about to be ridden in your system. If you're wanting haute cuisine, it shouldn't be your destination point. But then again- if you're in Vegas and you're wanting haute cuisine and then decide to go to a place with the word \"PUB\" in it, then you're totally off the radar and need a tour guide or something. But I digress....\n\nP.U.B is one of my total mainstays when I'm in Vegas. Now granted, I have somewhat of a blurred point of view regarding Vegas seeing as how  my family lives there and I'm there practically there half of my year, but I have to say- I rarely have found a place in Vegas where I crave a specific thing over and over again. And it has got to be the Dirty Chips at PUB. Think about how mind-blowingly amazing it must have been for Todd English to put THAT together. (b/w you and me, it HAD to have been after a night of him being stoned off his mind or something). House made kettle chips, blue cheese, cheese sauce, pancetta, green onions, and fried chicken livers- yes, you heard me correctly- fried chicken livers! It is like a stoner's fantasy. But even if you're not a chicken liver fan- the chips are to die for. I mean- I would actually kill for them right now! Really. No...really! \n\nOther than that, everything else I've had there has been delicious. The Pot Pie. The Shepherd's Pie. The Onion Rings. Now I didn't have that all in one sitting....what am I? A heifer? But the true nature of the PUB is the chill atmosphere and to top it off, and amazing selection of beers. I highly recommend sitting at the bar to eat and you can get some one-on-one edumacation about some of the beers and sometimes they serve limited quantity, hand-crafted beers, and you can sometimes ask to taste some. To top it off, they actually have a great wine selection too. For those non-beer drinkers who don't feel like being gassy. Cause in Vegas....sometimes gassy is NOT classy.
__label__2 I was in charge of picking a place for dinner for our group of 8 for a recent trip to Vegas and trying to be budget and fun concious for everyone, I decided on this place.  I was a bit disconcerted by the either really high or really low reviews on yelp, so I had no idea what to expect coming in.  Starting out though, the decor was interesting with a mix of high celining and tile floor brasserie and modern english pub styles.\n\nWhen we arrived we were promptily seated despite not having everyone in our group there.  We ordered a few drinks to keep us occupied as we perused the interesting menu.  Unfortunately our waiter wasn't quite as attentive as I would've liked, but I may blame that on some of our group showing up late and maybe he was thinking we'd wait for them. Over the night, we did also wait a little longer than usual for drink orders. I had a nice little find in Newcastle's Werewolf though.\n\nFoodwise, I was severely disappointed no one at our table wanted the dirty chips. I knew I stood no chance against them alone, so I directed my efforts elsewhere. Oh well... the wife decided to get the ahi poke on wonton chips, which the tuna was nice and fresh but it lacked in seasoning and the wontons were kind of greasy and stale.  I also had a taste of someone's pretzel and wit whiz (I would imagine that means it is supposed to have some witbeer in it). The pretzel had a nice chew, but the whiz was pretty bland.  \n\nFortunately I ordered the pastrami along with the truffle mayo and blue cheese fondue.  The pastrami alone would've given this place at least a 4.  It is super juicy and tender, not too salty, and just a hint of smoke and spice.  The truffle mayo isn't mind blowingly good, but its pretty tasty.  The blue cheese fondue was easily forgotten in favor of the mayo.  The two slices of thick cut rye were just about right for making 2 open face sandwiches with just enough extra pastrami to nibble on its own.  Despite the make it yourself method, at $16 this is a pretty good deal considering the quantity and quality.  The wife had the BLT sliders, but with my full plate I unfortunately didn't have the desire to try them.\n\nAfter we finished up eating we met up with an even larger group of our friends and the beer chugging, shots, and beer pong commenced.  Overall, a pretty good place to start out a night with some tasty, filling food and some drinks that still leaves you some money for the craps table.
__label__2 Great vibe, and great-sounding beer list, but... \n\nAs soon as we sat down (nice atmosphere, by the way), the waitress breathlessly told us that they had 38 (38!) beers on tap.  Only... they only had one of seven seasonal beers.  O-kaaaayyyyy...  so I guess that means they have 32 beers\n\nHow about...?  Nope.  The next half dozen choices we came up with, they didn't have.  So in actuality they had AT THE MOST 26 beers.  Our problem was that the rest of the beers we could choose from we had already had (or they were IPAs, and that's a beer designed by people who hate beer), and we wanted to try something new.  The waitress was very apologetic, and we finally found one we could live with. \n\nWe only ordered an appetizer, the dirty chips.  Tasty, and even if you think you don't like chicken livers, don't worry -- they're fried and don't taste much like liver, and there's only four pieces around the side, so you don't even have to eat them if you don't want to.\n\nAt some point someone whom I assume was the manager came over to apologize for the lack of beers (I THINK he said something about changing the beers and menu hadn't changed yet???) -- but he also did something that turned this from a slam review to a \"you know, I'd go there again, and tell people to try it out.\"  He comped the beers we had, and asked if we would like to try something else.  We thanked him and told him there wasn't anything else we wanted to taste.  But he came up with a Belgian that sounded good -- but instead of the little tastes we thought he'd bring over, he came with two full sized glasses (it was a tasty beer, too!), which were also comped.\n\nThings go wrong sometimes, but how you handle it makes all the difference.  This was deft handling!\n\nI say try the place out.  It's a great place for a little bit of food, some good beer, and great vibe.
__label__4 Excellent service, fabulous food, great bar. Don't miss the Welsh rarebit--heaven!
__label__1 I have tried Fish and Chips at pretty much all the English pubs in Vegas. \n\nEven though the price was really high, I did that again.\n\nOuch! It sucked really bad.... It wasn't crispy at all (it was more like fritter) and the cod was very thin. Very greasy (I know all fried food is greasy - but in this case, the oil they use is bad, I guess). Not fresh at all (maybe frozen fish?). \n\nI also ordered a pint of Guiness draught - it was like 18 bucks or something,,, super ridiculous! Wasn't taste good either (meaning it wasn't fresh). \n\nI'd rather go to Irish Pub in Mandalay Bay. Food is better, price is cheaper, and Guiness draught is much better. \n\nMy server was super slow and bitchy, btw. \n\nFDP.
__label__0 First off we get there right at time it opens we were seated and got our drinks.  We ordered. And waited and waited.  Nothing. And waited.  Nothing.  Finally we flag our waiter down and he's like I'm so sorry ill go check.  As we look around everyone who came in after us already got their food. No worries they will get it.  So we finally get it. It was cold.  Like it was sitting out for over 40 min (our wait time after ordering).  So we tell the waiter he apologizes. They bring it back.   Still cold. We decide we can't eat this and we ask for the check.  The waiter asks us if we are doing good and Howe food was we tell him and he apologizes. The manager comes and apologizes and comps our meal \nIt looked good but too cold to eat. Maybe we give it another chance one day but not right now.
__label__4 Eleanor the bartender: fuckin' awesome. Period.
__label__3 This place is tons of fun! \nI stopped in with my family to have oysters and beer and we ended up eating and drinking for a couple of hours. \n\nGreat ambiance, friendly service and good food.
__label__3 It's always busy the many times we'd come here.  Last night was no exception.  Since we didn't have reservations, we took the next available seats which were at the bar.  My friend got the New Amsterdam which is a burger topped with pastrami, sauerkraut and Swiss cheese.  I was full and was too busy watching a basketball game after I claimed my free beer upon check-in that I didn't realize my friend had the burger split so we can share fries and a burger.  He asked for truffle mayo to dip the fries in and it was great.  The best part of the evening was the food came out in no more than 10 minutes!  The friend was going on and on about the food, I didn't touch it except for the fries - I was too focused on the game.  He finished my half too - I guess he was saying it was real good?\n\nThe other times I've been here, I had the Organic Chicken Pot Pie and Shepherd's Pie - comfort food!  Hot, filling and delicious.  Angus Sliders were pretty good and juicy.  The Corn Dog Puppies come with fries and we order it everytime I'm here with my family.  But what I always get is their Lobster Rolls with slaw and kettle chips - one of my favorite lobster rolls in Vegas.  Nice big chunks of lobster on a buttery toast.  Absolutely delish!\n\nOf course, it won't be a pub unless they have beer.  They have a great selection of beers here.  Stella, Carlsberg, Blue Moon, Pabst, Red Stripe, Amstel, Heineken, Bud, etc.  They have gluten-free beer too.\n\nThere's one item that I'm crushed that they took off the menu called Ninja Snacks.  Wontons filled with Nutella and bananas and you dip them in caramel.  It was amazing!  I guess I'd have to copy it and make Ninja Snacks at home.
__label__0 F this place! \n\n   We walked over to the Aria for a late night dinner with a group of 12 and were sent away. That is only after checking on yelp for their hours of operation and calling to be sure that they would indeed be open. I received the same response both times. Open until two. Not the case, just after 11:30 on a Saturday and they sent our party of 12 away. I suppose we dodged a bullet by not staying, the raw bar smelled less than fresh. It made the whole restaurant smell like a dirty fish market that never has been cleaned, which was pungent from the first moment you opened the door. \n\n  This place came highly recommended and I can't see why. Even the bartender was terse.
__label__1 Meh....\n\nMaybe I need to give it another shot, but I wont do that until someone else pays for it. lol Too expensive for some meh...
__label__3 5 stars for food... minus 1 star for service.  A customizable bloody mary menu... sign me up over and over again... I'm a new fan!\n\nCame here for my final meal before my flight back home, and one person in our party was insistent on finding a place to eat that would allow her to watch her beloved Eagle's game so we walked around a while to find a place that fit both and could fit us in around the Aria (where we were staying), and Todd English P.U.B. was the perfect fit.  Despite a packed restaurant, we were cordially greeted by a nice hostess and were seated after a brief 10 minute wait.  Water came quickly to our table, however it took ages for our waitress to come to our table.  After she took 4 orders from our table, she walked away having being pulled away to take care of another table's check who had been waiting over 15 minutes to receive their bill so they could pay and leave.  So we ended up having to wait even longer for our food to be ordered.  When the waitress finally came back after waiting for another 20 minutes one person had a question about the brunch items on the menu (mind you we came in 1.5 hours before brunch ended on Sundays) and our waitress again stopped taking orders and walked away as she didn't know the time and how late brunch wasn't offered (hello it's on the menu... we had cell phones and watches to give you the time).\n\nFinally our waitress came back and we were able to get our orders in (and we made the brunch window) and a few of us had fun customizing our bloody marys.  The waitress who took our order for the bloody marys was super helpful, she guided us through everything and answered the ton of questions we had.\n\nLuckily, the time for our food to arrived was minimal.  I ordered the lobster eggs benedict and it was super delicious and beyond stuffing.  My bloody mary was amazing!  I normally am not a huge fan of bloody mary's, but I'm glad I reserved judgement and tried it out.\n\nSo for anyone who wants a place with casual dining and great food I would highly recommend it!
__label__3 Came in for Happy Hour because of 50% savings on fresh oysters, beer (draft & bottled)-domestic & imported and snacks. PUB extends Happy Hour prices to table seating in addition to cozying up to the bar(which always seems \"packed in like sardines\"). Everyone is so friendly and service was fast. We felt like we were somewhere in England surrounded by white tiles like the underground trains. Yet, you knew this is just transplanted decor as hard rock bleared, adding to gastropub ambience.\n\nAfter slurping down oysters and beers, we ordered pub sandwiches. You have a choice of 1/2 pound or 1 pound portions. 1/2 pound was plenty enough! The pastrami was not your typical deli-style thin cut slices but was served as tender chunks with your choice of fresh baked bread and 2 sauces. Gosh, I couldn't resist truffle mayo to accompany my sandwich. Meanwhile, my husband chose the 1/2 pound crispy duck legs (you get 2 legs & thighs). He shredded/pulled the duck meat off the bones and filled the bread. He also chose the truffle mayo, although the maple soy glaze would have worked well with the duck. Yummo!\n\nIn the end, we stayed for 2 rounds of beer & were filled with our delicious selections. I'm so full, I need to lie down!  We'd gladly return to PUB during our stay in LV but, we're running out of time and want to hit the casinos.
__label__3 Yes. This is a great place for slightly higher quality bar food.  The portions are large and the service is great.\n\nThis was a pre-concert spot to satisfy hunger and booze needs and it did the job.  A great spot for large groups, I believe happy hour specials as well.\n\nLobster Roll for the win! \n\nI highly recommend checking out this spot, you will be happy.
__label__4 Went here today for the first time and ordered the Bloody Mary + the wilted spinach salad with salmon. \n\nThe Bloody Mary was pretty exciting with pickled green beans, salami, lime and stuffed olives (these were my selections there are many more options). \n\nThe salmon was prepared medium well which was perfectly executed. Great place with good service!
__label__3 What a great place for breakfast, lunch, or dinner.  The beer list is extensive and amazing!  There is something on there for everyone, whether or not you are a beer lover.  The food is equally amazing- the steamed mussels are one of my favorites.  It's a fun, energetic atmosphere.  I always make sure to hit this place up whenever I am in town.
__label__2 My husband and I had a late afternoon lunch here after spending the day riding the Ferris Wheel and gambling in Vegas, and it was good, but could have been a bit better for the cost.\n\nWe were staying at the Aria, so it was an obvious lunch choice as something different from the Aria Cafe or the Aria buffet.  We were seated quickly by a friendly hostess, and greeted by a polite server, who oddly, disappeared in the middle of our meal and was replaced with a nice waitress.  It must have been a shift change since were there during the middle of the day, but the swap was never explained to us, which seemed a bit odd.\n\nThe drinks were good.  I had a Moscow Mule while my husband had a craft beer.  Both were served cold and within 5 minutes of being seated.  My husband had a burger while I had a light shrimp cocktail.  My husband really enjoyed his burger, but the fries were the star of the meal.  They were definitely plentiful, and enough to share between the two of us.  So delicious!  The shrimp cocktail was okay, it didn't taste as fresh as others I have had in Vegas, and for the $24 price tag, it definitely was on the very steep end considering the portion size and overall quality.  \n\nWe would consider going here again, but I will definitely try another chilled seafood item from the raw menu - which was pretty impressive for a pub specializing in hearty fare.  Cheers!
__label__3 Just got some takeout from Long Wong's this evening. They had a special going on so we got a pizza with 12 hot wings and 12 honey bbq wings. I would take LW wings over BWW and Native wings any. day. And they're hot are actually hot, so if you're not into that I would suggest the mild version. The pizza was super greasy but once we got some of it off it made for a pretty delicious meal. I can't say much about the inside or the service since I didn't pick it up, but I'll definitely remain a fan a Long Wong's.
__label__3 We went on a Thursday night, which happened to be open mike night.  It was packed!  We barely found a spot at the bar.  The place itself is quite large with lots of different 'areas' to hang out in.  The open mike night was a lot of fun and I'm glad we happened upon it.  Even our bartender got up to sing and he was awesome... probably the most talented of all the brave souls playing that night!\n\nDrinks are really quite cheap and it wasn't even happy hour time.  Also every time a fire truck goes by (its adjacent to the fire department) drinks are $1 for fifteen minutes!  Pretty cool and appropriate special that they have enacted! The wings were actually quite good... at least crispy and not completely lathered in sauce.  \n\nDefinitely more of a dive bar with random posters etc all over the walls and no frills to speak of but its also not that ghetto or intimidating.  It definitely suites a younger crowd and has bands playing there regularly.  \n\nOverall a really nice and necessary alternative to Mill Ave.... Tempe needs more bars like this!
__label__1 This was the second visit for my friend and I on a Friday night.  We liked the bands and the food was decent, although the beer selection (draft) could be better .  For a dive bar, I can't expect much more.  But I do expect soap in the bathrooms.  The men's was out of soap in the dispenser so I desperately tried the women's but there was not even a dispenser on the wall!! I think this is a health violation.  I asked the bartender if he could put some soap in and he said he would look at it.  When I asked again he seemed annoyed and I asked if there was just something behind the bar I could use.  He handed me some hand sanitizer and said \"I don't want you to die or anything.\"  Other than that that, the service was good but the pizza was off (the pepperoni was a strange color and didn't taste right, either.  Won't try it a third time.
__label__3 One dear friend calls this place \"Whole Paycheck\" and it does add up quite a bit. Like Kermit says though  \"it's not easy being green\".\n\nHowever, I do appreciate any business that is willing to be different and to provide a better way of living- give them plenty of kudos simply for that fact. It's not only food, some people don't know WF has a foundation that helps projects that life communities out of poverty, or a Local Producer Loan Program that gives low interest loans to small productions, or support wind and solar power farms to offset 100% of their electrical usage.\n\nFor someone who has food allergies, this place is their savior. For some, it is wholesome foods they can make a change with and I'm rooting for anyone who wants to live consciously.  For people like me though, I come for select things since I can't afford to go fully microbiotic/organic, but I like to keep my home and foods as natural as possible. Going all natural in a world like today, specially in a city like Vegas isn't so easy. It's not like back home where LA has an abundance of big farmers markets and natural food stores to chose from. \n\nFirstly, toothpaste. This is the only place that carries Jason products and their Sea Fresh is the only toothpaste I use. I will not put any other toxic brand in my mouth. Never ever again. I love that they have a variety of natural products and I tend to buy things like shampoo here when I can't get to places like Lush.\n\nI buy mostly from the produce section. It's fresh, it's not too badly priced considering its natural and I find things here I have difficulty finding anywhere else- gold beets, chanterelle mushrooms, brussel sprouts fresh on the stalk, heirloom mini tomatoes,etc.\n\nTheir beer selection isn't wide, but it makes up for in selections. Often times when I am looking for a limited edition, I can find it here. In particular- Dechutes limited like Abyss and Jubel are often available.\n\nDeli is okay. I do love WF deli but this one compared to the Cali ones  and even the other Vegas branches has the most limited selection of the ones I've been in. It's still good quality, just sometimes I'm looking for a particular WF deli item I'm hankering for and this one does not have it. There's this quinoa salad I loved in La Jolla and I've seen it only at the LVB store. I also like their spicy soba noodles, rotisserie chicken and curry salad. \n\nEverything else is hit and miss. Some dry goods, breads, meats, cheeses, etc. I can find cheaper at other natural markets so it's about buying what is a reasonable deal here or getting things here that I cannot find elsewhere (black forest bacon for example). .  Check out the under $3 basket of cheese! I think this is great for a small dinner party since you can sample a load of cheeses that normally come in big $10+ hunks. \n\nAny serious and honest cook can't really denounce a place like this. For the their selection and a honorable mission I am a fan, even when it hurts my wallet.
__label__0 Whole Paycheck prices, over $400 for a small cart of food is absurd!  Vitamin products are full retail prices in most cases, buy online and you can save 50%!  Wayne Gorsek
__label__2 Best choices for gluten free and dairy free at whole foods  but this location doesn't have as much in hot/cold bar options and isn't as nicely organized as others in town.  Half of the bulk buys were out of stock in both my trips. Will continue to go but to the other locations in town.
__label__3 I love whole foods ! The groceries are soooo fresh and decently priced but the only drawback is the employees... \nThey're kinda rude and don't have much of a personality... The cashiers don't hold much of a conversation, they seem so miserable working here! \nEven though the employees are lame, it won't keep me from giving whole foods my business that's why I am giving four stars!!
__label__0 Located on the 5th floor of the Imperial Palace Hotel, Quesadilla looks like a mix between a Chili's and Acapulco except it has much lower quality food and lacks their own bar. They have to share with 2 other restaurants.\n\nFood: 1/5 stars\nThe carne asada and carnitas meat were both dry and tasted like cardboard. The rice was bland and I think the only reason they added it to the plate was to take up room on the plate as well as your stomach if you can tolerate the taste.  If they're going to serve dry food, they should have the courtesy of giving us refills on our waters.\n\nService: 3/5 stars\nNothing spectacular. They weren't really friendly and didn't check on us.
__label__0 I re-visited the Blushing Bakeshop yesterday, because I was in the area and needed a snicky snack.   I'm sorry, these cupcakes are just bad. This is difficult for me to write, because saying a cupcake is \"bad\" is just a stretch. It's like saying a sunny day is \"bad.\"  But alas, the cupcake was so dry, I am pretty sure it was baked the day before, or worse. The icing was ok. But the cake itself just cannot be dry!
__label__1 We went here for lunch for the first time at 1:30 on Saturday. We ordered garlic bread and a caprese salad. The girl who took our order was friendly and welcoming, but the other employees were not. They were busy chatting loudly (to the point where we could here them gossiping about customers). It took about 15 minutes to get our bread and the salad didn't come out until 10 min later. The food was good but the service was not.
__label__1 This Baja Fresh.... WAS NOT GOOD....\n\nOnly had whole beans at 5:30 pm????\n\nAirport restaraunts are usually sub-par but this was BLAH.
__label__1 Tasteless burrito. I'm not picky, but the food is not good. The 2nd star is only because the Churro is quite good.
__label__4 Get an entry level foot spa, and then you can enjoy this great place for a whole day!
__label__3 If you are Colombian (Like me) then I would say this is a descent Colombian bakery, Pandebono, Pan de Yuca, empanadas and arepas are good, finger food per say, the other main dishe.....well...not so sure, but finger food is good, also really good colombian Coffee ( Cafe con Leche) I come here quite regularly for my Chicharron con arepa and pandebonos.
__label__3 For some reason, I like this place.  They play some good throwback rock n roll   Located in a prime spot in the party district of Scottsdale. Good beer, good music, good location - life is good.  Happy hour specials are somewhat meager
__label__4 SHC Crossfit is Fantastic... It has changed my life, seriously, I love it.  I started crossfit at another box that was twice the cost of this box.  SHC Crossfit is not only less expensive it also has far better coaching than my 1st box!  Come check out SHC Crossfit... you won't be disappointed.
__label__3 Great bartenders! Food is surprisingly good for bar food. Always enjoy my time there. A good neighborhood bar.
__label__1 My theory that there are only 3 places (California, New York, Boston) in the Western Hemisphere to get good Chinese food is holding up.\n\nEverything was SOO salty!  The chili \"chicken\" was delicious, but the tiny chunks of \"chicken\" were about 80% bone.  Please rename this dish to chili chickenbone.  \n\nThe seafood soup was fairly bland but they were generous with the shrimp and fish.  It's what we needed on a freezing cold, snowy night.  I just wish they gave us some soy sauce or something to jazz it up.
__label__3 We were a little concerned when we saw the reviews but we had a great experience!! It was a wonderful evening on the lake, food was excellent, and service was good! They do cater to their members but if your not a member someone will come pick you up in a golf cart at the parking area and drop you at the front door. My husband had the special that night which was a pastrami hot sandwich. It was amazing!!! Fried fish was good too. Beautiful sunset on the lake and cold beer. We will be back!
__label__2 Shawrma was yummy.  But the parking here is a bit dicey if you use a wheelchair as I do (gravel lot, no dedicated ADA spaces).
__label__2 What a quirky little bar this is. I'd been warned beforehand that you need to book a table (odd for a pub) and sure enough, when we walked in the waitress asked if we needed a table. Luckily we were meeting friends.\n\nAs others have said, it's like an extended living room with lots of mismatched sofas, rickety chairs, and everyone kinda sprawled out in one open area.\n\nThe cocktail menu was extensive, they had seasonal cocktails (nice touch) and the two I tried were both delicious.\n\nThe only problem was it's table service, and it takes a hefty long time to get someone's attention. \n\nRight now, this place is very middle of the road for me. I like the atmosphere, I like the cocktails, table service slow, table booking a pain. I'm going to come back and try the food though - that'll swing it for me. I've heard good things about the parsnip fries...!
__label__4 Go see Heather G! She's cut my hair the last few times and I won't go anywhere else .. She does a. Ice scalp massage and uses good styling products.
__label__2 This location is okay but not as good as the one in Litchfield Park (gets 4 stars). \n\nI live half-way between both of them and depending where my errands are at in Goodyear/Avondale I end up at the two different ones. I have eaten their food at least 20 times:\n\n-Rolled chicken taco special\n-Chile Verde\n-Carnitas (way better at Litchfield)\n-Chorizo burrito\n-Carne Asada Fries\n-Enchiladas\n\n\nIt is my understanding this location on Estrella is run by the son of one of the Partners. He needs to be in his store more! Depending who is on shift, the food quality varies so widely. And the heavy set dude at night on the drive-thru needs to quit if he is so unhappy. \n\nThey need to take notice because the Ramiro's down the street has new management and they have greatly improved and will give this location a run for it's money.
__label__1 my dad & his wife wanted 2 go 2 this place 4 dinner so i took them. they seems 2 rave about this place but i wasnt impressed at all. my dad & i both had 2 fish rolled up tacos & a shrimp burrito. i like my fish tacos better grilled & in a soft corn shell, not fried. the shrimp burrito didnt have that much flavor 2 it. it was just 2 much tortilla & i dont like that at all. my dads wife had some beef tacos & she seemed 2 like them. ive  definitely had better mexican food than this!
__label__2 My girlfriend and I attend a soft opening dinner. The vibe is very man cave, which was cool with me. This is a great place to grab a burger and drink on a Saturday afternoon and watch the game or take a date on a week night. The Grind is a welcomed dining option for the Arcadia neighborhood! \n\nThe wait staff was super friendly and attentive. Propers to them for having their act together for the opening. \n\nMy girlfriend and I shared the melted rosemary brie with strawberry relish. The brie was cheesy goodness and did take on some of the rosemary flavor. The strawberry relish was flavorful. A balsamic reductions would make this dish. \n\nWe moved onto the BLT burger and the Sweet and Spicy Burger. The 1000 degree coal fire oven does seal in the juices and creates an nice crispy exterior on the patty. All the other ingredients were fresh and tasty. The bun was toasted, yet fresh and spongy on the interior. \n\nFries need some improvement, but again this was a soft opening. \n\nDrink list is inventive and educational. \n\nLooking forward to coming back.
__label__2 Cool bar and ambiance, LED tv's behind 2-way mirrors line the entire bar and somehow perfectly fit (within 5/8\" I was told).  I have to say I was not hungry, but tried the BLT burger.  The burger was prepared perfectly to a medium temperature and had a nice crust of salt and pepper on it.  The smoked bacon was a bit overpowering but good.  My biggest complaint is the complete lack of condiments.  No ketchup, mustard or mayo.  We had to request it and for a table of 6, two small ketchup cups were brought out, so we had to request them 6 times to get enough to go around.  Duck fat fries were okay.\n\nI was also disappointed to not see other meats for burgers.  Where's the bison, ostrich, or my ever favorite lamb burger?  (I am still the self proclaimed king of lamb burgers).  Also, I am of the camp where you season both the inside and outside of the burger... I typically blend meats for my burgers, and add herbs, spices, etc to enhance the flavor.  You just get meat here (which some people prefer).\n\nMy bottom line is this will be a nice neighborhood hangout, with a great bar and well above average food for a bar, but it's not worth a drive.
__label__1 You know that Groucho Marx quote: \"I wouldn't want to belong to any club that would have me as a member.\"\n\nWell here's my version: \n\n\"I wouldn't want to dine in any establishment that would have a fucking GINORMOUS photograph of Sheriff Joe Arpio taking up half of the wall as though his presence there is a good thing.\"\n\nThe only thing that could have made me more uneasy would have been if they superimposed good ol' Joe onto a giant 'last supper' painting, stuck tooth pics in my eyes and forced me to recite the ten commandments while force feeding myself mediocre sweet potato fritters and a ridiculous burger the size of my head, man vs. food style. \n\nThe burger itself was......good. Not fantastic, just good. The sweet potato fritters were a joke. When something is that boring and uninspired it really needs to come with something like, oh...I dunno...25 dipping sauces. I'm sure I've seen deep fried boring remedied by flavored lard in the past. Get on the ball Grind. \n\nThe service was okay. The whisky tango flavored waitstaff, all brunette with a similar 'look'  was interesting. Like if you took all of the servers at The Vig and secretly replaced them with Famous Sams waitresses; that kind of interesting. \n\nThe beer and wine selection was clearly lacking and again, uninspired. I suppose the focus is supposed to be on the specialty drinks which actually seemed well thought out though none seemed to appeal to me in the moment. Also, if you're going to name one of your signature cocktails after a classic James Bond martini it should be made with the proper ingredients, or at least as close as possible. I think they sell Lillet Blanc at Total Wine, hell, the bf has some in his fridge, I'm sure he'll let you borrow it. \n\nAll in all, an odd experience that kind of failed my expectations. In closing, I'll leave you with another Marx quote that kind of sums it all up: \n\n\"I've had a perfectly wonderful evening. But this wasn't it.\"
__label__4 AMAZING!!! I went here the other night and had the best burger ever!! Literally I doubt anyone can top this!! The prices are decent too! This little \"hole-in-the-wall\" doesn't do little for their food :) The burgers were huge and yummy! The Grind reminded me of somewhere you would find in NYC.. The lighting and even the awesome TV's made the restaurant seem very modern with a stylish touch! I will definitely be going here again!!!!!
__label__2 Okay, first of all, we have driven by this place maybe 4-5 times a week and thought it was a coffee house. Never would go there with Hava Java as an option. So we were shocked to find out that this was a bar.  Like the atmosphere with good lighting and an all around good feel to the place. Cocktails were spot on. Even with a spilled cocktail the staff was excellent and gave us another at no charge. The food wasn't that memorable. We got the tamale burger. Very dry and the tamale had an off taste to it. On the bright side the fries were delicious. Not sure what spices they put in it, but we thought they had a hint of nutmeg or cinnamon which was very tasty. Definitely go back for drinks and will give the sweet and spicy burger a try. The waitress recommended that! We will reyelp next visit!
__label__0 What happened?!!! Used to be the best now I'm editing my 5 star to a 1. Lost all care, quality, and pure taste. Staff fails. Bartenders are subpar. It's just not an enjoyable experience anymore. It's like the owners threw in the towel.
__label__2 Went here on a sat night around 9. Place was not crowded, cool vibe though, nice and dark with comfortable booths and a wall of plasma tv's. \n\nBeer list was pretty short and disappointing but ordered a Four Peaks Kilt lifter.  \nBurger list was pretty interesting but I ended up ordering the peppercorn burger and my wife ordered the sweet and spicy burger and split an order of half and half fries. The burgers were massive but the peppercorn burger was pretty plain, nothing to write home about, and not that tasty considering the price ($10). My wife's burger was great and way better than my burger. It has some sort of tempura on the burger with loads of sweet chili and was delicious. I guess the extra $2 bucks I spent on this burger made all the difference.\n\nAll in all the place is great to chill out have a beer, watch some tv, and grab a decent burger. Place though was over priced. 2 burgers, 1 beer, and 1 order of fries will set you back 40 bucks with tip. For 40 bucks I would rather go grab a steak and a beer. Not sure how long this place will last at this price especially for burgers.
__label__4 You can't go wrong at this place... the burger was great (best burger in town), the fries were delicious, the onion rings were ok... they even had PBR for $3.  Plus, there's always a good group of customers and staff inside... and the music selection is great.
__label__1 I wanted to like this neighborhood spot that doesn't get too busy, but it just didn't deliver.  Went in on a Sunday for a late afternoon lunch / early dinner.  The place has a nice layout with plenty of TV's in the bar area and good upscale but very casual feel to it throughout.  I thought it was kind of odd that there wasn't a happy hour or any specials given it was during happy hour, on Sunday, in the middle of summer, in Phoenix!  I understand places can't give away their product, but when you're competing against the variety of local spots (vig, postino, north, lgo, etc) for the locals during a typically \"slower time\" (Sunday afternoon), you should have some kind of perk to bring in the business!  But I digress...\n\nI ordered the peppercorn burger which I was excited for as I've heard numerous good things about the grind's signature dishes.  It delivered an impressive appearance, was a generous size, and sure looked the part, but lacked on flavor, depth, and just kind of left me shocked that so many ingredients and a higher quality beef could make such a bland burger.  The mac and cheese and french fry sides that I split with the other half were very good, especially the very garlicky but well prepared mac and cheese.\n\nThis place is certainly not bad by any means, but it left a lot be desired from a location I wanted to like.  Given the abundance of other options in the area this place will have to make some changes to get me to visit anytime soon.
__label__1 Party of four, we ordered 4 burgers, all varying levels of Medium. Order came back all well done.\n\nFor what it's worth, management redid the burgers and gave us half off the check.\n\nThis review does not reflect condition of dessert menu.
__label__1 I have come here 4 times now because I keep wanting it to be good because it is so close to my apartment. \n\nFood: Decent. I enjoy the burgers throughly. One of the very few places I have been to in Phoenix that actually cook a burger how I order it (other places seem to think medium rare means medium well). The fries are alright. Nothing to write home about. Beer selection leaves something to be desired, but they do have a few good taps. It seems that cocktails seem to be their deal, based on their liquor selection, although I have not had any cocktails here. My biggest problem with the food will be addressed in the service portion. \n\nAtmosphere: The atmosphere is again decent. Not bad, nothing to be excited about either. A bar, and half a dozen or so booths. TV's above the bar with sports. Pictures of \"famous\" patrons on the wall opposite. The lighting is interesting and is probably the nicest touch. \n\nService: This is where they really fail. As I have said in the beginning, I have been here four times and 3 of 4 times I have pondered whether or not I should actually leave a substantial tip. The one time I was pleased, she was wonderful. (Thank you Erin!) I consider myself  good tipper generally, and generally have a long fuse with food service workers. However, when I come here it often seems the servers are more concerned with socializing than interacting with customers. My final note on service is related to the food. Like I said previously it is well prepared and presented well. However, it's expensive. The last time I got 3 sliders and a beer and after tip it was $20. And on top of that I asked for a side of steak sauce which they charged me for. This may be really stupid, I get it it's 50\u00a2. But it really rubs me the wrong way that I come in pay $19.50 for food, but still have to pay for 1 Oz. of steak sauce. \n\nAnyways, worth a try if you can deal with the service/price.
__label__4 Love this place! It's close to my work, every time I walk in the bartender has a beer ready for me.  The food is amazing, I have tried almost all of their burgers and the wings are some of the BEST in phx
__label__1 Way overpriced for this food. The burgers are mostly $12+ at this bar, yes it's a bar. They don't even come with sides. Then we got the $7 mac and cheese side, just to have something to go with the burgers. This dish was awful, very runny and bland. I just really cannot recommend this place for their food. The location itself was very clean and would be great if they knocked about 25% off virtually everything on the menu.
__label__4 Great Place. I go here pretty often, same with the one in downtown.
__label__3 Small and cozy diner atmosphere. Good friendly customer service. Burgers and fries are really good. I will be visiting this place often to get my hamburger fix!
__label__0 I saw the stellar reviews and thought to myself wow can this get much better. Well Iguess I was wrong. I called on 2/18/2013 and scheduled an appointment for 2/19/2013 at 10:30. Standing by waiting today the time rolled by 10:30,10:45,10:55, and 11:00 so I figured I'd make a call and see what was up.\n\n I was surprised to be greeted by a voice mail considering this was a well review business. I left a message thinking he might have been busy and would call me back .I am sitting waiting for news of if he is even thinking about coming and giving me a quote.So in my brief encounter i would have to say no thanks to any further business. \n\nOh well I guess there are other fish in the sea.
__label__4 To anyone looking for a nanny agency, this is the one to use! Janet, the owner, is very much involved in the process of finding \"the perfect fit\" nanny for any family. She is very knowledgable about her nannies and is a great resource for any questions I had about hiring a nanny. Janet has a disposition that set my mind at ease.  After meeting personally with Janet, I felt confident that choosing to have a nanny vs. other childcare, was the way to go! \n\nThanks to Janet for her awesome service!
__label__1 Deffinetly nothing special.  Ordered one beef and one lamb kabob to go.  They were exactly the same.  Not sure if it was lamb or beef but dry, overcooked and tasteless.  The pita bread was ok.  If only they included something in the bag to put on it.  Since my $20 purchase was sealed in a to go bag, I did not think to ask if I needed any sauce (green stuff on the counter).  Wound up giving the kabob to my dog.  He seemed to love it btw.   Hummus was good.
__label__1 Food was ok not the best tasting Mexican food then again it is a fast food place. I had the carne asada fries, what made it edible for me was that it had sour cream which I like very much. Service was good, they got my order right.
__label__2 I always get stoked to see late-night Mexican food that isn't Filiberto's. It's good enough, portions are big, but there's nothing it does particularly well. Tacos are meh. Burritos are so-so. Carne asada fries don't need to have a tub of sour cream. And food eeds spice of some sort, not just salt and 5 little cups of salsa! At least it's clean, and the guac is legit. \n\nIt's far from the most delicious spot in the area, but at 3am it can be trusted. Isn't that what's really important?
__label__3 I'd heard stories about a place where you could decide everything from the type of base to the toppings and watch your creation being made.  I visited the website and looked over it.  It took a friend with a Groupon to  persuade me to go and I'm glad they did.\nThe place was clean and the staff was friendly and helpful.  We got there a bit after 5pm with only a few people ahead of us.  The choices were amazing and I finally decided to try almond milk base, Life is a Chai Way.  They were out of regular caramel but suggested Salted Butter Caramel Sauce or offered to make something else.  Psychic? Or just good timing? I'd been craving salty fries all day long so salted butter caramel sauce it was - YUM!\nWith the temps going over 100 the next few days,  I will definitely be visiting again.
__label__1 I was feeling the afternoon drag this past Saturday and so stopped by here with my girlfriend for a cup of coffee.  There isn't much to say about the decor of the place as it is stashed in a hallway over by the ballrooms and has some tables and a single TV.  I ended up ordering the 16 oz dark roast while my girlfriend had a 16 oz iced tea.  Almost $8, ouch, but it is Vegas.  The coffee was strong but not particularly good and the iced tea was just decent.  I feel like I probably could have had better coffee playing the slots.\n\nThe bottom line for me is that I wouldn't be back here in the future.  The coffee just wasn't that great.
__label__1 It was decent, but definitely would opt for something different next time I'm in Vegas. \n\nI ordered a banana nut muffin ($4.50) and a banana ($1.25). Thought the prices were a bit over the top, but hey it's Vegas. \n\nMuffin was stale, and tasted like it was a Costco muffin. \nOn top of that service was sloooow and it ticked me off that right as you're entering your pin number the screen asks for tip amount you want to give. You can't enter 0 so you have to hit \"clear\". It was awkward with the lady having to explain that to me. \n\nGo somewhere else.
__label__1 The Houdini shops abound in Vegas which was both surprising and disappointing. The shops themselves are well kept and the staff at most of the locations I visited were entertaining and helpful to those I witnessed inquiring about tricks. However, I was disappointed with the narrow selections of mostly cheap plastic gimmicky novelty tricks specifically manufactured and branded for Houdini Magic sold at a premium price. Most are the quality and level you'd find in a kids magic set at any department store at Christmas time, so they are more toy than quality gimmick or trick. \n\nThe sales folks at every store try the hard sell on hovercard gimmicks and very cheap quality trick decks, but at least give the average Joe an entertaining exhibition to sell them on the product.\n\nDon't get me wrong, for the shops they are they are ok, but not at all what I would expect from a \"magic\" store in the magic capital of the US. I was a little surprised to find Vegas only has Houdini shops and nothing more robust or at least with a varied selection.\n\nIf your looking for fun gimmicks for younger folks or stuff to entertain coworkers a few times, it's at least worth a stop, but don't plan to find anything worthwhile if you've ever dabbled in magic before. Your kids will probably enjoy the experience, but you'll most likely be disappointed.
__label__2 My friends and I checked into T.I and started walking to the elevator to go up to the room when we saw PHO.. we were AMAZED! and super excited even though it probably wouldn't be the greatest.. but PHO in vegas right downstairs from our room was amazing to us. We later heard it was $15 a bowl for a pho dac biet and I cringed.. told myself I probably wouldn't get any.. but to cure a really bad hang over I gave in. Me and my friend went down and it actually wasn't too bad.. there are TONS of noodles.. so much that I couldn't finish my $15 bowl :( but it did cure my hang over and I was a happy camper. The next day after going to XS we were tired and hungry and drunk so we went in again and tried the pho ga which was amazing... (maybe because I was drunk) but totally worth $12. The most expensive pho and pho ga I've ever had.. ONLY IN VEGAS!
__label__0 Not much to say about this place, overprices and i could say one of the worst pho meals i have ever had.
__label__3 I've been a member for about 3 months and so far so good.The massages are nice, they have aromatherapy available which is awesome, but you do have to remind them you want it. They place hot towels on you after your massage which is nice as well. If you are like me with horrible neck and shoulders I would definitely recommend Tara.
__label__3 I went there for lunch today for the first time.  I was impressed with the burger.  I ordered a Mushroom Swiss burger.  The mushroom has a good sauteed and the burger was very juicy and tasty.  You can tell they really marinated the beef well.  It reminds me of Zin Burger in a way that the beefs are tender and juices splash out as you bite into it.  I don't really care for the fries that much.  It was little greasy and salty. The price is reasonable. Also, definitely need to wash your hands after eating the big juicy burger.  =)
__label__3 Pretty pretty good.  :)\nI went with a standard burger, and we ordered one order of regular fries and one order of the sweet potato fries.  Easily the best sweet potato fries I've had in a LONG time.  They're seasoned with rosemary and garlic and they're freaking DELICIOUS. \n\nOne small snag when I found a hair on my burger (eww) but the staff went WAY above and beyond in rectifying the situation.  Not only did they give us a coupon for a free burger (you have to pay in advance at the counter so this was easier than removing it from the check), they remade the fries so we wouldn't have to eat cold fries while waiting for the new burger.  At least four employees stopped by the table to make sure we were happy with the solution.  \n\nI'll definitely be back!
__label__4 I'm giving Smashburger a 5-star rating primarily for the quality of service I received when eating there recently for my first time. The guy working the register was friendly, and when I was 77 cents short he covered it for me, thus saving me a trip back to the car and another hit on my debit card. The girl who brought us our food was also very hospitable, getting me several condiments for my fries, and even suggesting I try their chipotle sauce (which I did, and it was decent). She also offered to get me a to-go cup for my drink when she noticed we were finished with our meals. It's rare, especially these days, to feel like the employees actually enjoy their jobs and take pride in making sure that the customer has a good experience. \n\nAs for the food, I got a 1/2lb BBQ Bacon Cheeseburger, and it was pretty damn good. Reminded me of a Fuddrucker's burger moreso than, say, In'n'Out or Five Guys, definitely a little different than the norm when it comes to burger joints. I had the Smash Fries, which I thought were delicious with the seasoning they used.\n\nIf you are looking for a burger but you're sick of the norm, give Smashburger a try, you might just be pleasantly surprised as I was.
__label__3 Not bad since I was tad bit worried when I saw the patty.  A little thin I thought to myself.  \n\nHowever, my first bite into it was delightful!  I ordered the Arizona - Habanero Cheese, Guacamole, Chipotle Mayo, on a Chipotle bun.  Though it was a tad bit spicy I scarfed my burger down in less than 5 minutes.  Maybe I should have ordered the larger size.  I love my burgers with Jalapenos and an extra kick and the Arizona delivered.  I was disappointed by the fries though; very plain and my sweet potato fries were soggy -- Blah!\n\nThe ambience has that modern diner feel and look.  Stainless steel and high vaulted ceilings make this place cold and loud.  I didn't mind, but I sat outside regardless.  On a perfect night I recommend that - good food and good weather -- sign! - Enjoy!
__label__2 This location is better in the evening!  Lunch can be hit or miss in both service and quality of product.  I've found going later in the evening and you get better stuff all the way around.  They've changed the menu a bit so it seems more expensive. I think you used to get a break if you added a side to an entree......and now everything is ala carte....but the salads with grilled chicken are delightful and the smashfries are yummy.  The Hagen Dazs shakes are super rich and NOT something I get often but are worth it every now and then.\n\nI ask for the Honey Mustard Chicken salad (off menu but they'll still make it) and I like that they offer the salad alone or add protein for a few more bucks.  Seems more fair to the vegan/vegetarian crowd as opposed to omitting protein which you are paying for!
__label__3 Locale is clean, staff is friendly. Had the classic chicken, smash fries and lemon herb tea. Food is good, price is reasonable. Had a good lunch.
__label__1 Not terribly impressed with this place. I had an average wrap one week, and a terrible one yesterday. It was chicken, avocado, and falafel, and the avocado was so unripe it was almost like eating pieces of apple. Lacklustre mayonnaise that did little to give the thing coherency -- some sandwiches taste like their components are meant to be together; this just seemed like a random assemblage. Falafel okay though lots fell out.\n\n\n Their broken biscuit cake just about made up for it; that was pretty good and I'd go back for that.
__label__1 While the giant fish tank in the middle of the bar might blow you away, the sushi will NOT. \n\nThe HH menu is pretty limited compared to other places I've been. There is a bigger selection of drinks than their is food. There isn't even any veggie rolls on the HH menu! \n\nI decided to try the Kimodo Dragon Cocktail. It was Bacardi Dragon Berry, muddled with strawberries grapes and basil, sounds good No? \nNO is right, it was sickening sweet with artificial strawberry flavor( think Strawberry Lip-smacker) and NO and I mean NO hint of the Basil whatsoever. \n\nOur waiter was a total Tool. He didn't bring us any water, He didn't bring us any Wasabi or Ginger, We had to flag him down for all of these things. \nHe Never even asked us how we were doing. \n\nThe Sushi was Cheap, price and quality. The rolls were loose and fell apart as soon as you picked them up. I mean it wasn't the worst sushi I've ever had but it was very generic and underwhelming.\n\nOne of the rolls we ordered that was not on the HH menu was the Stingray roll, it was spicy crab with cucumber topped with cilantro and jalapeno and some sauce on the side. \nWe were expecting something spicy. It was NOT. The sweet and sour sauce on the side did not help things, what was supposed to be cilantro and jalapeno looked and tasted like nothing more than chopped parsley and the \"Crab\" was actually \"Krab\" and they had the nerve to charge $11 for this. FAIL!
__label__2 Good sashimi a bit high priced how ever all the fish I had was fresh and well served.  I have been three times and each time had a good experience.
__label__1 I'm not impressed with their medium to high priced menu. Sushi is never cheap, but the quality of the sushi rolls and presentation is a bit messy and not impressive for the high-end decorated type of restaurant. I've had way better quality, presentation, and taste at other sushi restaurants that are not high-end. I guess we were paying for the ambiance and decorations more than anything.
__label__0 I have to give this establishment a major FAIL tonight. Didn't wanna do it, but their completely amateurish, mindless faux pas tonight behind the bar forced me to do it.\n\nOkay, so...what bartender would toss out an almost-full champagne flute of high-end sparkling sake - wait for it - with a receipt covering the top of it (universal barspeak for \"do not touch\"!)??? Apparently \"Doug\" would. So, I return from a quick trip to the restroom and find my receipts, water glass and champagne flute mostly full of my Zipang disposed of by the man who was just seconds earlier being so kind and accommodating.\n\nWell, something's very wrong with this picture, folks. And, did they apologize, when I expressed my dismay, saying \"That's why I put the receipt on top of the glass...it was an almost-full flute...\"? No. Just a \"get him another one\" directive from the manager to good ol' Dougie...nothing from the barkeep in question like \"Oh, sorry, man. Thought you'd split and left most your drink, covered by your receipt\" (Apparently a quite common occurrence in \"Doug World\")...Nah, just an uncomfortable vibe due to their (his) glaringly poor bartending decision. I sipped my replacement drink and was treated as if I should have cleared out already - or was it the painful embarrassment of a ridiculous bartending mistake hovering over us at that point? I should think the latter. Both are uncomfortable and should be avoided at all costs.\n\nUh, bottom line (and covered in Bartending Basics 101), Stingray staff: Any object covering a mostly-full drink is probably an indicator from the patron that they are coming back, and wish to consume the rest of said drink.
__label__2 Had lunch with a colleague on a Thursday. Look over the Bento selections and against my better judgement went with the Salmon Teriyaki. Not good, not bad just very average. \nI like the happy hour, it is always a lively time and drink and food specials are great and deserve 4 stars. Just was not impressed with lunch there.
__label__0 Went for Happy Hour.  Waited just about an hour for a california roll and a spicy tuna roll to get to our table.  Fish was warm by the time it arrived.  Overall it was gross, which was a shame because we have had good experiences at both the Scottsdale Quarter, and Old Town locations.
__label__3 I'm a regular here at Sting Rays and absolutely love the rolls. The Cabo is to die for!  The atmosphere is open and friendly, though the tables are close together and you are very close to other couples, it makes for easy conversing.\nTonight we were graced with the presence of the manager, Tom. He was an absolute delight! Very friendly, personable and made us feel very welcome!
__label__1 This place is going downhill, the sushi here is not fresh even though the manager said so.  I ordered the Sashimi dinner and my tuna doesn't look fresh and it doesn't taste fresh either, wifey didn't even finish her Sushi...what a waste!\n\nWe paid 60 dollars for lunch...NOT WORTH IT!!!\n\nNot coming back here anymore!
__label__1 I am so disappointed in Stingray. I have eaten and enjoyed Stingray sushi since I moved to the area 2 years ago. It has become a bit of a staple for sushi nights and happy hour gatherings. So when a special occasion arose, I ordered take out. When I got home I realized that they forgot the biggest roll I ordered, the Godzilla roll, and only gave me two sets of utensils for four people. When I called to let them know what happened, the server could not find the manager and took my number so the manager could call me back. The manager has yet to return my call! What happened to the great service at Stingray?!
__label__0 I like the ambiance, this is our first time visiting and decided to come here to celebrate our 6 years anniversary but they destroyed the celebration, awful customer service, I asked waiter for suggestions since we haven't been here and he sounded frustrated and rolled his eyes and even dropped the line \" have you even ever had Sushi? After that I just ordered what yelp reviews recommended. Ordered Vegas roll and was good but not amazing, my husband ordered spicy crispy tuna and it was literally 4 smalls 1\" pieces and not great. Got the Check as soon as we finished our meal and made reservations for another restaurant to get in a better mood
__label__4 Top quality extermination services for pests categorized \"6 legs and up\" (heard this motto verbatim from Jason himself).\n\nJason always comes prepared to his visits- has all the right tools and processes to conduct thorough diagnostics, comprehensive treatments, and always spends the extra time to educate his customers.  He is highly knowledgeable in his field- he understands the detailed anatomy of the bugs and mechanisms of how different treatments work (and also why some things don't work).\n\nHe develops pest management plans for his clients based on their pests, home structures, and geographical locations.  His plans are not just about treatment, but are also inclusive of preventative and precautionary measures.\n\nHe is also knowledgeable beyond the immediate world of Arizona pests.  While we were in the process of moving from NY, he gave us tips on how to minimize risk of transferring bugs in the moving vans, and the differences in pest treatment between AZ and NY.\n\nFinally, Jason holds himself with extremely high integrity- even though we have requested his services more often than our original plan (which would give him more business), he has advised us to stay true to the plan to optimize value (cost and outcomes).\n\nWe have already recommended Jason to family, and we hope to be able to recommend him to our HOA (to win the community war on scorpions)!
__label__4 We use Sam's trans very often as he provides very reliable service.  We have recommended this service to many friends coming into PHX.   He has always been dependable--even for last minute pick-up.  Sam is a very sweet, kind, professional man who has picked us up on time every time.  He waits in the cell phone lot at PHX for you and he calls ahead 15-30 min to confirm when he is picking up for transport to PHX.  We used a private service for awhile and were not satisfied.  I found Sam's trans on YELP and have never looked back!
__label__0 NO STARS would be a justification on rating this place! The ONLY thing that is good about this place is the decor. It goes downhill from there...\n\n1st - The receptionist forgot to leave her stink attitude at home. She asked us what we wanted done and then directed us to \"go over there and sit down\". At that point RED FLAG. My girlfriend looked at me and asked her should we leave now? But no we decided to give this place a chance.\n\n2nd - Just like the other disappointed yelp reviewer, the lady who did my nails never said ONE word to me. No \"hi\", \"hello\", \"how are you\"...nothing. The whole time I just looked at her doing my nails...can we say awkward!\n\n3rd - While doing my pedicure she dropped the pumice bar THREE TIMES...no she didn't switch it for a new one but simply picked up from the FLOOR and swished it in the tub where my other foot was soaking then back to scrubbing my foot!!!! OMG! NO BUENO! Then while she was doing my manicure I noticed something super disturbing. After the workers are done with bowl (which has little marbles) they use to soak your nails they only dump out the water then throw it into the cupboard above the sink. NO SANITIZING, NO THROUGH CLEANING. Just recycled like there is no bacteria found in anyone's nails. EWWW!\n\n4th - I wanted the shatter look so I brought my own polish. The silent lady put it on and I was pleased. Then I looked at my right thumb and noticed that it the shatter didn't really \"shatter\". I showed her my nail and told her that this one looks like solid black. I was implying that the nail polish wasn't cooperating but she took it as me blaming her for it. She then gave me the \"what you want me to do\" attitude then proceeded to tell her coworkers in front of me the situation in her language. NICE! That set me off!\n\n5th - After she said what she needed to say to her coworkers, Silent Lady walks away and never comes back....like icing on the cake!\n\nIF YOU WANT A NICE, POSITIVE & CLEAN SERVICE DO NOT, I REPEAT, DO NOT COME HERE. Trust me, I'm saving your toes, fingers and money. NO ONE IS HAPPY THERE SO YOU WONT BE EITHER.
__label__4 We called George to help us build two media centers to accommodate our electronics and large televisions. George gave us a fair price and did excellent work. We are very happy with his company and his services. \n\nThank you Yelp and thank you George.
__label__0 I had ordered gift baskets for my family in Phoenix several times from this store. My last order ensured that I will never do it again. The wine and cheese basket I sent for my sister's birthday never arrived. When I finally got a hold of someone who could explain, he told me that someone spaced it. I also received a couple half-assed apologies. Awful customer service.
__label__3 I am usually not a fan of restaurants with gift shops inside of them, but I must admit I am a fan of Saddle Ranch. This is perhaps one of the best people watching locations on the west side simply for the fact that they have a mechanical bull. For some reason this device attracts women with skimpy shirts and fake boobs like bees to honey. While sipping on my ginormous long island ice tea, I could not help but utterly enjoy watching people get tossed from the bull, in many instances it was pure comedy. I have yet to eat here but my parents have on two occasions and have had wonderful experiences. The first time they went there they had to wait for a table and the manager walked them over to the bar and bought them a drink. The manager obviously understood that a free bloody mary was the way to my mother's heart and a sure fire way to win repeat business.
__label__1 I don't know if it is always this way (one WOULD have to assume it is) but I swear to god they were doing a casting call for the VH1 show \"Tool Academy\" the night I went here. \n\nAfter waiting in line for twenty minutes and going through a Fort Knox age verification process I walk into the bar and see a gigantic circle five guys deep around a mechanical bull. I threw up in my mouth. A lot. \n\nIf you are a guy looking to watch sleazy, low confidence drunk chicks hump a bull or if you are a sleazy, low confidence drunk chick, this is the place for you!
__label__0 If there were negative stars, they would get one. They told us a 10 minute wait. An hour later we left. Unbelievable. I will never be back to any saddle ranch.
__label__1 \"Why is everything I touch sticky?\"\n\nThat pretty much sums things up for Saddle Ranch. We sat at the bar for a quick drink before heading in to Jobbing.com Arena. We were robbed, sweated a bit in the lack of air condition, and got sticky in the process. \n\nAlso, what's the deal with the plastic cups that are supposed to look like glass? They just look scratched up and dingey. Nasty.\n\nFor $25 all we got was 1 beer, 1 mixed drink and 2 sad shots. Waste of money. Go  to the Yard House for better beer and atmosphere.
__label__0 This is the second time we have tried this place, trying to give it a second chance.  NEVER AGAIN :-/  The food is bad and the service sucked :-(  I am actually normally nice and try to be nice in my comments but I have nothing positive to say about this place. The only positive is that I will never have to eat there again :-)
__label__2 Great happy hour, but very inconsistent kitchen.\n\nSome days the foods out in 10 minutes, the next it's 40. \n\nWe consider ourselves regulars , but unfortunately we won't be anymore do to the inconsistency from the kitchen.
__label__3 I'll start by saying we've only been here for brunch. That said, we've been here several times for brunch, and we've only been disappointed once. That one time was when we sat out in the restaurant and we had a waitress with a huge attitude but the manager made it MORE than right. We were there with several friends, and when the manager heard we had a problem, he immediately rectified it. We were very happy with his response.\n\nEvery other time, we've sat at the bar, where Ray (awesome!) was the go-to guy. We have always been happy with Ray's service, and with the menu. Their portions are HUGE. They have several mimosas to choose from, and several bloody mary's to choose from. They are all amazing.\n\nWe've had several items on the brunch menu, and we've never been displeased. If we lived a tiny bit closer, we'd be a lot more regular at this place. That said, we do make special trips just for their awesome brunch/mimosas/bloody mary's.
__label__4 It always nice to be one of the firsts to see a new restaurant, nightclub, bar, etc.  Especially because the service is typically great, everything is shiny & new.  And the enthusiasm of many familiar faces is felt from the moment you walk in.   RnR Scottsdale's opening night was no different than previously stated.  \n\nThere was a much smaller food menu available, but they are Ready-N-Rolling (Rock-n-Roll, Rest-N-Relaxation, pick one or make up your own definition).  I had the new IPA by New Belgium (Fat Tire), Ranger.  Clean, smooth, not too hoppy.  The setting is comfortable and warm (heating on both upper and lower patios), TV's galore, great location on Scottsdale Road near RA and the Billet Bar.\n\nThere are a number of great names associated with this new endeavor and it shows.  They created a great vibe that will undoubtedly be the next contender for \"The Place\" to be.  Beginning this Saturday morning, they will roll out breakfast for the first time.  The menu, hours of operation and location make this a home-run in my book.  (had to throw that in for all the spring training fans that will be in the area.)
__label__0 We checked out RnR on Sunday (just a few days after opening.) In all fairness, I have to agree with many of the other reviews. Even though they are new, these things are fixable so hopefully the feedback will be taken in the appropriate vein. The building is very cool and the vibe was energetic on a sunny Sunday morning. There was an abundance of waiters but they seemed to be confused and frenetic without a real focus on the customer. The menu is very limited and our server had not eaten most of the items. He was struggling to explain. Our drinks took more than 15 minutes to arrive even though we saw them sitting at the bar for the entire time. Our water had just disappeared. Then the food. I ordered the grill cheese ( a rare treat and when I order it I want it good!). It was cold and overwhelmed by heavy bread. The cheese wasn't melted. I sent it back and they simply nuked it and brought it out. Icky. Our son wanted a kids cheeseburger and the staff kept coming back and forth not sure if there was a single burger or sliders for kids. It became comical after the third person came out. My husband ordered a salmon omelet with several additional fixings. The eggs tasted like box eggs and it was lackluster and flavorless. We even took the time to provide feedback to management but we got a weak smile and \"come back and try us again.\" He made no effort to \"make things right\" either by comping something else to taste or providing an incentive to come back. There are too many restaurants in town to have to go to one that is less than mediocre. The young crowd may enjoy it for the bar vibe it gives but the majority of the tables on Sunday am were families or middle aged and we saw similar responses at other tables.
__label__3 Hit RnR for lunch with some co-workers this week. The atmosphere is very open and modern but not uptight which is always nice. It was not very busy so the 6 of us got a table right away.\n\nThe menu had a nice selection of salads and sandwiches, pretty much your standard fare for lunch. I ordered a salad that included strawberries, apples, walnuts and a strawberry dressing on mixed greens. I added chicken for $3 more.\n\nThe salad was a decent size and there was a lot of chicken which was great. I hate when places make you pay extra for a piddly scrap of food. The chicken was done well and the salad was fresh. Most of my co-workers had chicken sandwiches which they gobbled up quickly.\n\nThe service was pretty quick but our waitress was a little snotty. When one of my co-workers got his sandwich with mayo (which was not mentioned on the menu) and asked for a new bun, the waitress did get him another sandwich quickly but also had to point out (with attitude) that it was aioli not mayo. Umm...isn't aioli just a fancy word for mayo mixed with something? And why would you put mayo, ahem, aioli on a sandwich that had pesto? Whatever. \n\nI would be willing to visit RnR again and try one of their sandwiches or burgers. But hopefully I'll get a different waitress.
__label__1 I wasn't feeling RnR at all!  We don't usually venture into Scottsdale for many reasons, but the siren song of a non-pretentious late night eatery was just calling to us.  Unfortunately, non-pretentious doesn't apply to the prices.  We came shortly after opening day, so I completely forgive the awful service, the place was packed.  I was irritated though when we were told they were only going to be serving sandwiches and burgers, nothing else, even though we were specifically told that this place would have breakfast all day.  Breakfast is what I wanted.  Oh well.  \n\nWe ordered the burger and got some mini corn dogs as an appetizer.  The mini corn dogs left a lot to be desired.  They were served with plain ol' ketchup and plain ol' yellow mustard.  Yuck.  The corn dogs were only okay.  The breading around them was way too bread like and it was just lacking in flavor.  The burger was enormous.  Unfortunately, what it lacked any flavor.  I guess what it lacked in flavor it was clearly making up for in size.  The bacon that came on it was equally huge, roughly 2 inches wide and at least 8 inches long... (that's what she said! Ohhhh!)  Anyway, I was obviously not impressed.  We might come back sometime, because their breakfast really does sound wonderful, but hopefully they've figured out how to efficiently serve a busy restaurant by then.
__label__1 I went here for happy hour at 5:30pm on a Thursday and it wasn't too crowded. We sat outside which was a mistake because it was SO loud with all the bikes across the street. The drinks were just ok, and the brie appetizer was kind of a joke. Only served with 3 small pieces of bread? Most people order appetizers for at least 2. We asked for more and they brought it out free of charge. The service however was great so that kind of made up for the mediocre drinks and appetizer.
__label__1 Ohhh RnR....Working in the industry, I know what it's like to be a new bar/restaurant so I'm pretty understanding about certain mishaps but after the service last night, I can't say I'm going to be coming back or recommending you to any of my friends at any point in the near future. \n\nMe and a friend were occupying one of the bigger booths located on the right as soon as you walk into the place. We weren't really eating and we didn't plan on staying that long and the waitress was nice enough at first. As the place got busier though, she rarely checked up on us and for the last 45 minutes we were there, didn't ask my friend if she wanted another drink. I understand what it's like to be busy (I get my ass kicked at work on a number of occasions) but the power of a smile goes a long way and this girl didn't really seem to give two shits. \n\nAfter drinking some of the beverage I had in front of me, I realized that there was a HUGE crack in the glass...not baby sized...huge. When she came around I lifted the glass, half apologetically smiling  because I hate complaining (especially when it's busy) to which she responded with \"What?\" After she saw it, she said \"Oh shit\" and brought me back a different drink. That's all okay but when the bill finally came she hadn't bothered to void it off and a simple \"I'm sorry\" would have sufficed.\n\nIt's the little things like that that can bring people back to RnR for a second shot. Maybe in a few months I'll give it another go to see if the service has improved.
__label__3 Went here for a saturday lunch with a girlfriend. The building is amazing and beautiful, very clean. I'm not generally a \"Scottsdale crowd\" type of gal, but the place was nice, and the music was good too. The menu looked so delicious that we had a hard time deciding what to get. Our waiter was very kind, didn't try to rush us, and gave us plenty of time to decide. \n\nWe had a house salad, dirty chips, and an order of sliders. The house salad seemed a bit over priced for what it was, but the dirty chips were really good! The sliders were average, and well priced.\n\nI really want to go back and try a happy hour sometime to try more of the small plates, our only regret was that the order of dirty chips was BIG, we could only finish half of it. A half sized portion would have been perfect, though!
__label__1 Have you ever been talking with your friends and they begin to tell you how great of a swimmer they are? Then they run and belly flop and begin to just sink to the bottom? No?? I haven't either, but if i had, this would be that friend.\n\nConsidering that this place boasts its presence with being right in old town Scottsdale you think they would have experience, food, and service. \n\nI contemplated 1 star but that would be unfair to the first server who did a great job. \n\nShall we continue?\nUpon arriving they seemed busy inside and didn't have a table ready. My party had already been sitting and waiting for awhile when the rest of us arrived. They had 2 small children and 1 pregnant woman. Let's have them sit outside without water for awhile. Thats what we did. Finally a server came over and brought us water promptly.  Kind of a big deal to not be aware of your waiting patrons (especially if all you have is outdoor waiting in ARIZONA.) \n\nOnce seated, server came over, said hi and left. (i don't know why the rest of my party left their waters outside, i brought mine in). She never brought over or asked us if we would like waters. I guess seeing one cup for 8 people is sufficient.  Well 10 minutes later a group walks in same size and sits in the booth across from us. As we wait for our server to come back and take our order 20-25 minutes later, she instead goes to take the order of our neighbors. Um hi..we are waiting still. \n\nAfter long awkward anticipation of trying to \"flag her down\" (granted she could have been busy, but she was chatting with the hostesses a lot, so who knows) she comes over and takes our long awaited dinner orders..we are striding along 45-50 minutes to take our order. When the other group was promptly attended to (10-15min). Oh heck yes i really was timing.. \n\nOrder goes, 10 minutes  later appetizers come out and 1hr later (yes i realize it takes awhile to get food out especially 8 dishes) our dinner comes, or i think it is our dinner. We had 3 messed up orders. 3 overly cooked burgers..i tasted them it was so dry not even drink our 1 cup of water between 8 people could re hydrate that.  I mean i am a guy, most things can be fixed for me with just a GOOD (not even great) meal. But they couldn't even capitalize on that.. I am pretty sure a \"good\" meal could have come through better.\n\nHeh, my meal was some chicken sandwich, thank God it was cooked all the way through. It was definitely slopped together. There was a GLOB of sundried tomatoes placed only in the middle, showing me that they cared so much to just ladle out the st's. I mean it was okay, but nothing i'd pay that much.\n\nHey i am a nice guy, lets talk about our neighbors.. by the time we got our food they were done eating and paying for their bill (they had 7 people). hmmm\n\ni could go on, but really...whats the point? you get the idea...i wont be back
__label__3 We went for Happy Hour last week so I can only comment on the drinks. I rarely drink liquor but the Spa caught my eye so I gave it a shot. Order it! So delicious!\n\nNeed to come back for breakfast - the menu looks awesome.
__label__0 honestly, the food isn't half bad. THe mac and cheese is amazing. Theres a great variety and lots of bar service, however, they way the treat their employees is disgusting. i was there eating one night, a table next to make CLEARLY mead a mistake from being too intoxicated, threw a drink on (think the hostestess  name was Beth or something) and even thought she wasn' t the server, she made my night a million time better. She had a real conversation with me and brought me plenty of free beverages to make up for it. However, the manager didn't see how hard she was working (bussing too many tables to handle and too many people to handle) and completely disregarded her efforts.. Our ticket was also off by SEVERAL dollers, Kim, the manager came to handle it and instead of comping out meal she gave out free coupons for a drink nexr visit....which there wont me. I hate this place to say is the least
__label__1 $10 dollars for three baby tacos with slivers and I mean slivers of fish or mushrooms, all on a wet plate?  No thanks, that was a rip off.
__label__1 What did you say?! I CAN'T HEAR YOU!\n \"I SAID RABBITS EAT LETTUCE!\" (South Park, Season 1)\n\nThis is the loudest goddamn bar on earth.\nI know some dance clubs that aren't this loud.\nEverything about this place is obnoxious. Douche-faced bartenders pour weak drinks at outrageous prices... and like I said, most of the time the music is so loud that you can't hear the person next to you.\n\nSaving graces: Bottomless Mimosas, Saturday and Sunday. Although the food is outrageously expensive, it is good.\n\nLoud.
__label__1 Meh, nice patio but lackluster service if it's busy. I don't think we're cool enough to hang here, at least that's how they made us feel, and no one should feel that way as a paying customer. Not worth a return trip.
__label__1 Maybe I'm getting too old to enjoy loud music - so loud you're basically yelling at the person sitting next to you - at 10 AM on a Saturday, but RnR wasn't for me. I feel like it's trying too hard to push for an experience that resonates of amazing, crazy, youthful, full of party animals, and outrageous, but it ends up feeling cheesy, forced, and a little more on the unpleasant side.\n\nThe menu is big, and drinks range from reasonably priced to whaaat? NO! There are some good bottomless brunch cocktail specials on the weekend. I didn't try the food so I can't really comment.\n\nAfter having one round, we left. I think given the right mindset (and time of day), RnR could be fun, but it'll be a good while before I give it another go.
__label__3 Food is killer finger licking delicious\nservice is good\nthey have live music\ngreat beer choice\na must
__label__4 My boyfriend loves the craft beers they carry here, that's what constantly brings him back here. I'm not much of a beer drinker but they make great margaritas.\nHad a great server my most recent time here. His name was Andrew and he was super adorable, nice, and helpful! Whenever I go back I will absolutely ask for him.\nIt definitely is an awesome place for a casual hangout with a small group of friends to have a few drinks and have some awesome snacks! Although I am on a diet... I'm still OBSESSED with their mac and cheese :)
__label__1 The atmosphere here seemed bumping when we walked by on Saturday late morning. They also boasted about having the best bloody Mary's- so obviously we stopped in! Sat at the bar, the bartender was very non-engaging and we were two of 3 people initially at the bar!!! The bloody's were very sub-par. Burnt bacon garnish, only the leafy stems of the celery stick(not edible).. And they were lacking flavor, we were very disappointed!! \nWon't be in a rush to make it back to this place.... Ever! The bartender needs to seriously step up his game he sucked!
__label__0 The staff of US Airways based in the McCarren Airport was very rude..I've enjoyed US Airways to/from other airports, but I will not fly with them through Las Vegas from now on.
__label__0 Hate this airline.
__label__2 Flew round trip between PHL and Las Vegas on US Airways.\n\nFlight to Vegas was on time but the flight going back to PHL was delayed by about a half hour. Did not affect me much but others with connecting flights were pulling their hair out. Both flights were overbooked (hate when they do that).\n\nBy the time we got to board both flights of our trip the overhead compartments were FULL so we had to check our carryon luggage. Thankfully there was no charge. Our actual checked bags on the other hand were 25 bucks a bag because we booked last January. I think it's even more now. At least in Vegas they asked ahead of time if we wanted to check our carryons for free well in advance of boarding. In PHL we were almost on the plane when they yanked our carryons away from us. \n\nI like non-stop flights and US Airways seems to have them at the best times to fly. Would have liked to upgrade to first class but they have such a limited number on their Airbus planes. Like 4 rows? 16 seats? come on.\n\nEnded up buying a fruit and cheese platter on the flight. Fresh yes but not even close to being worth 8 bucks.
__label__2 The plane is average like any other plane you ride on. They take the longer route home than any other airline though. But United does have t.v. and its a little more roomier than southwest and virgin, just not as fancy and entertaining as Virgin america. other than that this airline gets an average with me at 3 stars.
__label__1 After a friend raving about this place for 6 months I had to go.  I'd say my turkey sanwich was pretty average.\nI'd never go again simply for the fact they don't have Sweetener for their unsweetened iced tea.  Boo.
__label__2 I want to like Rachel's Kitchen more than I do.  To me, this place should be a slam-dunk.  They offer fresh food and healthy alternatives to the normal restaurant fare.  However, there are a few things that really bother me about this place.  Let me elaborate.\n\nThe first problem I've encountered is inconsistency.  I like going to places where I know that I can order the same thing more than once and get, well, the same thing.  Sometimes I get stuck in ruts and return to places over and over for a particular menu item.  That's how I know whether a place is consistent or not... and this place isn't.  I have ordered the same wrap (a BBQ chicken one) a dozen or so times.  Sometimes it absolutely blows me away.  Sometimes it is flavorless and skimpy on the filling.  Since I never know which way it is going to be prepared, I usually opt for other food places while I'm at The District.  The prices at Rachel's are similar to Panera, but at least I know how my Panera will taste.\n\nSecondly, the service is somewhat lacking.  At times, I've been greeted with a smile.  Other times, I am greeted with a huff.  It goes along with this consistency issue that seems to be a theme at Rachel's - I like to know that I'm not going to be punished because the person taking my order is having a bad day.  \n\nLastly, some of the tables are TINY.  Like, barely large enough for two people to comfortably fit their orders on the tabletop.  Last time I visited, my fiance ordered a salad and I had a wrap.  Once you added drinks and utensils to the mix, it was a cramped mess.  Between the crowded tabletop and the fact that the table was scooted waaaaay too close to the line of people waiting to order, I felt claustrophobic and wanted to leave.\n\nWhen Rachel's is good, it's some of the best food around.  When it's not, it feels like highway robbery.  I really wish this place would live up to its potential!
__label__3 Twice in the past week we have been to this place and the juices are AWESOME!!!!  The smoothies are good as well and the food compliments.  It has been a while since we were here before these last two visits and it was great to see they expanded the inside and really made the place look nice.\n\nWe have always enjoyed the food here and now with the juices & smoothies, this place is one at the top of the list.  They have great food, great customer service and a place you should try.  \n\nIn closing, I have never had a bad experience here and doubt I ever will....A must to your list...
__label__3 The beginning of fall in Las Vegas really makes you want to eat outdoors.  Rachel's Kitchen in The District was a good pick for us while we were out and about.  We recently went vegan so choosing the right place to eat with a non-vegan in tow can be exhausting.  I asked one of the servers there on what options we can have and she showed me on the menu what we can have and what we can modify to suit our diet.  I ordered the Tomato & Basil Pasta, my partner had the Veggie Wrap, and mom had Pancakes with a side of bacon.  Can you tell who is the non-vegan here.  HAHA!  \n\nLet me tell you, the pasta essentially can be divided into 3 or even 4 servings.  It was so good that I had to pace myself and had enough leftovers for 2 servings for lunch for me and the hubby the next day!  The Veggie Wrap was good also.  Obviously I couldn't partake on the pancakes & bacon, but from moms' reaction, they were both good.  The pancakes were nice and fluffy and the bacon was crispy.  \n\nRachel's Kitchens' customer service is awesome.  Not only do their servers know what they are selling, the constant walk through by them outside kept us hydrated and our plates cleaned once we were done eating.  \n\nI highly recommend this place for good eats, good drinks, and if you love people watching, their patio is the best place for it!
__label__3 Rachael's is a wonderful place to meet a friend for lunch or an afternoon glass of wine.  Most of the year, it is very enjoyable to sit outside and enjoy The District, although since they added the street down the middle where you can drive and park, I am not sure how that has affected the ambiance of sitting outside.  They have lots of healthy and delicious choices on the menu and I always feel good about the food I eat when I am here.\n\nOne of my favorites is their thai chicken salad.
__label__3 This Starbucks is in the middle of the casino!!! -next to the terrible hotel coffee shop (which I forget the name of). Great place to chill or people watch when you are waiting for something or someone... \n\nAnyway, the line is always pretty long but the staff is quick and efficient. They do an excellent job considering half the customers are idiots who take 5 years to order and try to get blueberry scones and breakfast sandwiches at 1130pm! \n\nThere were crumbs and other things on all the tables but nothing too gross. Just your standard Starbucks, but in a Vegas casino!
__label__2 I really like this Thai restaurant.....it is close to my house and we have been loyal customers since their opening.  The owner knows us by name all of us, including the four kids! These little details make a difference! They have now moved to a larger location....hoping it will be good for them and that the quality of their food will remain the same excellent thai food that we love....all the best for the future Basilic Vert.
__label__0 The most amazingly rude customer service. I was shopping around for a ring for my wife but was treated with such disrespect. We walk in nobody greets us, but we got a security guard get a message in that to be careful because we were minorities that we would steal something...we were so belittled and offended that we stormed out...most embarrassing experience ever
__label__4 Great place for paintball!  They have 4 fields (1 was currently being renovated).  2 paintball and 1 giant speedball field.  Plenty of picnic tables and awnings which was appreciated in the early afternoon as it was starting to get hot.  The owner at the counter is extremely friendly and will try to accommodate you as best as possible.  Just beware that weekends it gets very busy to give them a call first to make sure they have rental equipment available.  \n\nRental equipment was very clean and not smelly.  If you are a girl, they also give you the body armor, which is a very nice touch.  \n\nKeep an eye out for the $30 groupon deals, or if you are a local, it's $30 for half a day with all equipment, plus $15 for 500 balls.
__label__2 Good place to go play and burn energy but they need to get speed ball open again. Referees have gotten really lazy lately not wanting to ref a game. On the plus side they were able to fix gun free of charge and cleaned it out. I would go Lots more often of they fixed up there fields and got some better bunkers. Really focus on the fields and there refs and this place will be 5 stars.
__label__2 I would like to try Richardson's again. I went on a date here and we were going to order a couple things off the menu, but the manager said, \"Let me take care of you- you're going to love this\". We looked at each other (date and I) and were like, \"Ok, I guess\".\n\nThe manager sent out a garlic plate. It wasn't the worst thing for a date, since roasted garlic isn't stinky, but it was a cheesy heavy gross mess for me. I'm not into that kind of food at all and would have much preferred to choose something different. It was huge as well, we couldn't even finish it and didn't have any room to try any entrees on the menu. \n\nSo, well, next time I know better and will stick to my own palate preferences rather than be persuaded by  a stranger that thinks first date food should be the size and style of a fancy superbowl platter. The dish wasn't gross, but it was incredibly heavy for 2 people. i might order that as an app if I was with a party of 4 or larger.\n\nOverall, the place is beautiful and it's a great date spot. Call ahead and make a reservation though. I hope one day I can go again and try something that I like better.
__label__3 Such a cool space! The outdoor patio is absolutely beautiful & would be the perfect spot for a group dinner. We sat inside for lunch & started with chips and guac. For my entree I ordered the special of the day, the blackened mahi spinach salad. Huge portion - essentially there was an entire piece of fish on top of a bed of spinach. Definitely couldn't eat the entire thing.\n\nTheir happy hour deals look amazing - I'm sure I'll be back!
__label__2 This place kind of disappointed me. Whatta bummer.\n\nFirst of all, it's 2 places in one. Did not know that. From reviews I read before going, I was lucky enough to grab a parking spot out front because they're tiny little parking lot is usually valet. I hate valet!\n\nAnyway, the cobblestone, hanging plant walk-way was pretty cute. Oh and the firepit seating and couches look like they'd be really cozy and intimate for an evening cocktail. So they've def got that going from them. Although when I was walking through the entrance no one greeted me. There were two guys who looked like they worked there just standing around. Come on, man.\n\nThe host thre me off too. He wasn't in a uniform or anything that identified him as the host, so I was a little taken back. \n\nBut when we were seated, I loved the adobe like seating arrangements and the lighting in the place made me feel like I was in a 1950s New Mexico saloon having a whiskey at 2 o'clock in the afternoon with a surly old bartender... that's a good feeling.\n\nWasn't impressed that the waiter didn't bring us chips and salsa until 30 seconds before our meal arrived but they were tasty. I orded the Taos Club because I love avocados. It turned out to be more of  wrap cut into 3s and not wrapped tight enough because it was disaster to eat and nothing stayed inside. The accompanying salad would have been way better had it b=not been slathered in ranch. \n\nI had such high hopes for this place, but I honestly can't say that I'd go back. Wah Wahhh.
__label__3 Portions were huge!  We ate it all though.  That must have meant the food was tasty.  My wife and I shared one dish, The New Mexican Platter.  We also enjoyed the prickly pear margarita.
__label__0 The bartender was going off on the ladies next to us who returned a dish because it had no turkey in it.\n\nWhen returned to the kitchen the 3 Mexican  guys in the kitchen were totally talking BS about the customers. In Spanish.\n\nUnprofessional and bad. This place is seriously lacking management and the staff all seemed miserable.
__label__0 Richardsons employee philosophy: we give zero fucks\n\nI am giving this place one star only because it will not let me give it ZERO stars. I could rave about the poor atmosphere, overpriced marginal food, but the service by far was the worst I have ever experienced. And apparently I'm not the only reviewer who waited over an hour for their food and was completely disregarded by our server.\n\nPlease let me start off by saying I have worked in the service industry. As a young adult in my twenties, I have had my fair share of working as a server cocktail waitress etc. I know what it's like to work for tips. However, our server, LaDonna (no joke) was a dim witted bird who obviously gives zero fucks. \n\nIn case no one broke it down for her, poor service = no tips = no income. I'm baffled at her stupidity and am currently contemplating if you can actually blame someone for being that mentally challenged. Maybe I would be more forgiving if management gave any flying fucks about their guests but apparently they're greedy bitches with no fucks to give to anyone. \n\nI will NEVER go back. I'd rather spend my money at McDonalds because at least that shit comes with a smile.
__label__2 I returned with a group but didn't tell them about my prior review.  Here's my second experience...better than last time but still a food timing issues.  The better part.  I ordered the egg breakfast.  Everything on the plate was great and there was so much I took left overs home which were good reheated later.  The star was the bacon.  The best bacon I've ever eaten in my life.  The valet parkers were speedy and organized.  It's an amazing place to people watch.\n\nHere's the area they still struggle with - speed from food order to table. So the key is just enjoy another beverage and cherish the extra conversation time.
__label__0 A rating of 0.5 would be more appropriate.  Our dinner at this coffee shop proved to be disappointing.  Ann ordered the fresh salmon which came with mashed potatoes, salad and mixed vegetables.  I ordered the halibut, salad, roasted potatoes and the same mixed vegetables. Both pieces of fish were overcooked and everything else was below mediocre with the exception of the veggies.  I thought we could salvage our dinner with slices of their highly acclaimed pies. Ann chose chocolate cream while I settled on coconut custard.  Each was probably the equivalent of a Mrs. Smith's frozen pie though, in all honesty, I have never had a Mrs. Smith's pie so I may be insulting Mrs. Smith.  One last note - our server was crabby.
__label__2 Great breakfast food. Pancakes live up to the hype and two people could split a short stack. Hash browns were super good too. The inside is cool since Golden Gate is the oldest Casino in town and they have maintained the restaurant decor from several decades ago which is a rare find and I personally always appreciate. End compliments section. Begin rant section (aka, \"critique\").\n\n$8 for 3 pancakes (though super good) and $4 for  a side of hash browns and additional craptastic service with 20-30 wait periods courtesy of the waitress for no additional charge, don't do me any favor's here guys.\n\nApparently the L.A. ego of Du-par's carried over to Las Vegs, the food doesn't constitute the price or the lame staff.  Here's a tip, go to the Golden Grill (also 24hrs) at the Gold Spike on the other side of Fremont. Half the price, about the same quality, you'll definitely have better people watching, and less tourist. And the staff...who knows? But you're not paying 3x's as much so who cares, right?\n\nThis place is ok for downtown. and the rest of the menu looked good. I wouldn't go back for breakfast. It's way overpriced and I'm huge on crappy service (which happens a lot out here). I might consider dinner but even then, that looked kinda eh in my opinion. There are other options in the area that are far better for a quick bite, a reasonable sit down, or nice sit down. This sits in that grey area of I'm not sure if I'm getting what I'm paying for knowing I can get the same thing anywhere else. \n\nHell, Denny's just opened up the street, I may as well have gone there.
__label__3 We've been coming to this diner for years and have always loved it even when it was the, \"Golden Gate Diner.\" Dupars is good comfort food and great for those late nights of drinking down of Fremont. The portions are big but the prices have gone up and they don't have any cheap graveyard specials like they used to. If you like pancakes you must try these. The formula is great and they use melted butter!! I'd certainly recommend this place to anyone new to downtown!
__label__3 Their pancakes are by far the best I've ever had! Just the thought of beginning to describe them makes my mouth water. They are so warm, fluffy, buttery and moist on the inside with a thin crispy layer on the outside. Especially when taking from the edges. Yummmmm.... The combination of that with their warm maple syrup makes them amazingly delicious. Even though I'm full I still want more! Not only were their pancakes phenomenal but their eggs were also up there on my list. We had the Apple-smoked Bacon, avocado and jack cheese omelet but deconstructed it. We took out the cheese, added pure egg whites (not egg substitute) and had them scramble it well-done (I hate runny eggs). Seriously one of the best breakfasts I've had in a long time. Everything including my OJ was great. The only reason I did not give them 5-stars is because they didn't have any high chairs, the service wasn't the best and the place needs a facelift.
__label__0 Unconscionable that any establishment can't afford an actual outgoing message on their phone line.  I had to walk 10 blocks in the broiling AZ sun to find out from a hand-written note taped to the door that they were running shorter hours and not serving dinner now.  \nCan't call ahead and ask, because nobody is there.  \nFood might be top notch, but when they're running random hours and can't be bothered to update their info on Yelp, they deserve no stars.  Unfortunately I have to give them one star because otherwise I can't put this warning out there.  DO NOT GO WITHOUT CALLING FIRST, and if you don't talk to a human, DON'T WASTE ANOTHER SECOND but move on to another place that knows how to run a business.
__label__4 There tag line here is 100% true. Church for people who don't like church! I have been attending Verve for about 2 years now and could not find a better place to call my church home. The music rocks, the sermon hits home, and the people will not and do not judge you. You can show up in sandals and a tee shirt and learn about God with out being pushed to be a follower of Christ. This is the place to go if you are just searching for something different in your life or contemplating the whole God thing. They have hilarious skits and videos that push the limits and make you wonder. Am I in church right now!
__label__3 Great, unpretentious cafe in the heart of the Portuguese neighborhood of the Plateau.\nGreat breakfast options, yummy baked goods, tasty sandwiches, free wi-fi, and in all likelihood the best, most lovingly made coffee in Montreal (and I'm not even a coffee person!).\nGreat place to come on a rainy Sunday morning to either chat with a friend or by yourself with your laptop while you're busy scribbling way on your literary masterpiece.
__label__4 Their products, service and prices are phenomenal. Their product prices got my business and their prompt and courteous customer service and amazing product quality will keep me coming back. I know that once my order is placed I don't need to worry - it will done correctly and on time!
__label__0 Every time I get an ice coffee it ends up tasting completely different every single time and worse and worse. No matter who makes it.
__label__4 I love crepes !!! There aren't many places here in Phoenix that you can get a decent treat like at this place, Le Chalet.  I have been here a few times, the food is, overall, delicious. The ambience can use a little improvement. Perhaps, it needs a little fresh touch of modern comtemporary decors to \"mix\" it up a little. \nLet's talk food...I am more of the desert-type of crepes, so I enjoyed the Nutella Crepe (Yummiest!). The Lemon sugar crepe is also be craved for. I am yet to try the fondu...but it's the top on my list to try, next visit. I had tried other main-dish crepes (for dinner and lunch), in which they are all good with a nice twist. I recomended Salmon (I know!) crepe - don't let the \"salmon\" fools you. It's worth trying...and for some people, it's rather addicting. \nThis place deserves a bit more publicity to get more business. As for me, Le Chalet deserves two thumbs up !!!
__label__4 If you want to try something different and excellent try Le Chalet. The food and service is very good with menu items you will not fine in many places. They also have a full bar and happy hour.
__label__4 Been here twice--once with friends when I only ordered a crepe, and once again with dad, when I ordered death by fine French decadence.  We had la Potence and the assorted cold cuts sampler with the melted Raclette cheese service.  Quick snapshot of the general aim of the restaurant: my dad asked if they had French onion soup, but the waiter just chuckled and said they try not to be *that* kind of French restaurant.  \n\nLa Potence: you order it, they wheel it out and set it on fire, and slowly you pick off the hanging chunks of meat and slather it in the buttery sauces they give you.  Initially I was actually a little bit disappointed; sure they set it on fire, but it's only a handful of meat with five different variations of butter--for $$$.  But don't be an idiot like me!  The pineapple they drape over the top isn't there just to be fancy--it actually does tenderize the meat, and plays off nicely with the whiskey juice they pour over the whole apparatus.  The butter sauces could be punchier--but remember, this is French food, not Thai.  All of the juices that drip off the meat goes into a skillet of wild rice, which is simple but delicious.\n\nAssorted Cold Cuts with Raclette: again, they bring out an underwhelming assortment of meats, and then they wheel out this strange contraption attached to a formerly-whole wheel of raclette.  There's a set amount of cheese melting services they provide, and you can choose to split them up instead of getting it all at once.  Anyways, this turned out to be just the right serving size, otherwise I'd be dead from a heart attack instead of writing this review.  Everything seems so deceptively simple, but it's rich beyond compare, and I really missed good European deli meats.  The piece de la resistance was when I arranged the la potence beef, surrounded by the rice, heaped on top of the cold cuts and cut up potatoes, and had them cover the whole schmear with raclette.  \n\nAmazingly, we still had room for dessert.  My dad had the chocolate lover's crepe (I forget the name, but it was aimed towards chocoholics--he wasn't that impressed), and I had the frangipani--which was delicious, almondy heaven.  My dad ordered a coffee, and while he was initially disappointed that they didn't have any way to make it hazelnut-flavored, all was forgiven when the waiter brought out the coffee press.  We're no coffee snobs, but this coffee was the most fragrant brew I had ever tasted; putting hazelnut in it would've been a waste of damn good coffee. \n\nWaiter was friendly.  I don't remember his name, but he's the older guy with the glasses.  He explained the whole process of setting the meat on fire and melting the cheese like a tour guide, and made the experience very pleasant.\n\nYes this place is potentially hard on your arteries and your wallet, but this is our new place for rare, indulgent special occasions--so hopefully now my LDL is back to normal.
__label__3 Waiters are awesome and the food is great. I do wish the owner would allow you to order the \"la Potence\" beef tenderloin  medium instead of rare. Best dessert in town.
__label__3 Awesome food and service!! Our waiter was very knowledgeable and friendly. The food however is very price, our check was well over $100 for two of us. Great place to go every now and then.
__label__4 Devoured is my holy day - my Christmas, my Passover, my Winter Solstice, my everything. \n\nThis year they showcased nearly 50 local restaurants and 30-some wineries.  There were several live music acts and people watching to last all day.  This event is held the perfect time of year - its a nice warm outside, not too hot.  Yes, it can get a bit toasty when standing in the direct sun while consuming alcohol, but that's nothing an ice cold Mai Tai from Hula's won't fix.\n\nBeing a vegetarian at this event is not an issue.  There are plenty of vegetarian options and many chefs will make you a special little plate of their dish meat-free. I sometimes feel a little left out when some of the big-name, popular restaurants don't offer an option but I can go stuff my belly with something else! \n\nI do wish they would cap the number of tickets sold to maybe 2,000 a day. I feel like every year this event gets more and more crowded.  My poor dad who recently had surgery on his feet did not enjoy this event at all because the sheer number of people bumping into him made him uneasy. \n\nAlso, what's up with Tammie Coe \"selling out\" at every food event I go to before I can try anything?! Bring more food, chica!! You know you're popular!!
__label__3 Devoured is an event we'll do every year. Some of the greatest restaurants show off their skills here in an effort to woo those in the PHX area to their establishments. Rarely do you see a sub par restaurant showcasing their skills.\n\nWhen you have an opportunity to sample from the likes of Kai, Citizen Public House, etc... take it and run for dear life.
__label__0 2nd attempt at this place. The only reason we did go back is that we had a gift certificate (which is now useless).   Aftef the disappointment a few weeks back we decided fo call to be sure they had a cook on duty and we could get something to eat.  They told us they would be serviing appetizers until 7pm.  We got there about 2:30 and asked the bartender/manager if they had a cook there and got a completely different story than the one on the phone.  Not only do they no longer serve lunch or dinner but they don't even serve appetizers.  What a crock of ____!!!  How can they ever stay in business?  People want food when they are drinking.  The manager gave us a story that they bought only the bar and the restaurant was a separate entity..We will definitely not be going back for the 3rd time nor ever again. Kiss my certificate goodbye!!!!!!
__label__2 We utilized our little restaurant.com gift card this weekend at the Deck. We were able to get in right away on a Friday evening so that was  a plus. The decor was a beach bums dream - it was very cute and definitely had a comfortable laid-back vibe.\n\nThe deck highlights one of my favorite drinks of all time: The Mojito! Torn between the Strawberry Basil and Blackberry we decided to split both. My date did not care for either but I enjoyed both! I came to The Deck one other time just for cocktails and I remember our server mentioning that their mixes are homemade- and it tasted that way!\n\nNext we decided to try the crab queso which came recommended. What a total let-down! The cheese was barely melted (we asked for it to be re-heated) and even still after it was so grotesquely thick we could barely dip a chip. The queso had NO ruminants of crab- and honestly was probably one of the worst (overly-salted- heart attack inducing) things Ive ever had the displeasure of eating. I wish I had opted for the guacamole instead as the people next to us had it and it looked great.\n\nFor dinner my date had the fish taco's and I had the Neptune Roll. When asked how they compared to Cabo he said he enjoyed these better (but liked Cabos shrimp tacos better than both). He said he didn't like the rice and beans that came on the side either. My Neptune roll was pretty delicious but did not have much lobster or crab (very shrimp heavy) they also failed to fill the roll itself -so the bread was a main component-  I felt a little gypped. The red potato side dish tasted fine. \n\nWe decided to skip dessert but were given salt water taffy in place of dinner mints! I loved this idea and it was definitely a cute little highlight of the meal and reinforced the beach theme. We also had fun guessing flavors. \n\nOverall I wasn't overly impressed with The Deck but id give it a second go!
__label__2 I really wanted to be impressed by this place.  I wanted the food to be as advertised and reminiscent of food at seafood places and crabshacks in places like Charleston and Wrightsville Beach.  It did not come close to meeting that mark.\n\nFirst, the atmosphere is definitely as beachy as it can be a in a neighborhood like Dilworth.  The roof is a nice place to sit on a comfortable fall day.  The service was also very good from the almost completely female staff.\n\nWe started out with she crab soup, a rarity inland.  It was more of a bisque with too much crabmeat and also a piece of a shell.  It was okay, but definitely not what I have gotten from any place at the beach - and I also have never had a shell in my she crab soup.\n\nThe menu is also a little limited, although they have \"chalkboard specials\" such as flounder.  The seafood platters are severely lacking, and the menu seems to offer more of a southwest twist on seafood than anything else.  Homemade guacamole is not a staple of the beach.  The blackened mahi mahi tacos were ok, but the fish lacked seasoning and there was not enough of the fish.  The Mexican coleslaw was probably the highlight.  The beans and rice were okay but the beans tasted like they were from a can.  The coconut shrimp (an appetizer) were okay, but slightly over-fried.\n\nI  would patronize this place again if they made their menu look a little more like this:\n\nhttp://www.hymanseafood.com/files/file/Hymans_Seafood_Menu.pdf\n\nI know Hyman's is not the best seafood in Chucktown, but I am using the menu as an example.  A place just cannot advertise itself as seafood and a beach restaurant but highlight tacos and guac more than anything else and expect to survive - especially not in this revolving restaurant.
__label__1 Lets be quick and to the point. I had to go check this pizzeria because I had read an article in the Republic were the owners of this pizzeria claimed to be the creators of the best pizza Napoletana in Phoenix.\nI began to doubt their claims the minute I was served a Caprese Salad with anemic tomatoes and stale bread.\nI ordered the Pizza Napolitana, tomato, mozzarella and anchovies. The chewy dough had good flavor but if it had lacked the anchovies, this pie would have been dead in flavor.\nLots to improve in the service, I witnessed a table of 8 leave because they had been ignored for 45 minutes.\nThe semifreddo was spectacular but to be frank, this pizzeria lacks what Cibo has in abundance; good service, authentic chewy slightly burnt and blistered dough, a tomato sauce that can't be replicated in flavor, a mozzarella that plays a symphony of flavors, in one word...the real Pizza napolitana. No questions, no arguments.
__label__0 Pasta of the day had no flavor what so ever.  Regina Marg pizza was ok.  I get their whole concept and what they're doing but when service is non-existent, that trumps everything.  You can have a mediocre meal (as was the case here) and if the service is outstanding you might go back.  Not the case here.    Was told to check out pie place across the street.
__label__4 EXCELLENT Neapolitan pizza from a wood-fired, brick oven.  The crust is absolutely perfect.\nComfortable atmosphere, though if you sit indoors you might leave smelling slightly of woodsmoke.  This place is clean & stylish, but not so much that you'd feel the need to dress up.\nTry the Panna Cotta for dessert - outstanding!   The dessert selection is vast.  I'd like to see more offerings for appetizers.\nWait staff is very friendly and prompt without being suffocating.\nOnly knock is that the pizzas came out WAY too soon after the appetizers were served.
__label__2 I wish Yelp had a 1/2 Star system...this is another case where I would have given the joint 3.5 Stars.\n\nI've read a lot of reviews about Smash Burger and wanted to give it a try for myself.  Today was the day.  I ordered the Classic Smash Burger 1/3 lb and a Chicago Dog.\n\nThe woman working at the counter was very friendly.  I ordered it to eat in because I wanted to make sure I tasted it fresh out of the kitchen.  Within 5-6 minutes my order was ready.\n\nI decided to attack the Smash Burger first....I should have chosen the Dog...why?  Because the Beef was piping hot and it burned the hell out of my mouth!  Delicious though, but not awesome.  I could barely taste the special Smash Sauce, so the burger tasted kind of bland.....it was fresh though and the Egg Bun was awesome.\n\nNext I attacked the Chicago Dog.....the toppings and bun were excellent, but the Hot Dog itself wasn't great....just good.  This is where that 1/2 Star comes in again.\n\nAgain, overall I'd rate this place 3.5 Stars.\n\nWill I return?  Yes, but it didn't surpass my beloved In-N-Out as so many reviews have said.
__label__3 Went back to SmashBurger today,  this time with my sweety.  She ordered the \"spicy baha burger \", and the rosemary /garlic fries w /ice tea.  I ordered the \"sin city burger\" and chili cheese fries w /a pbr.\n\nWhen the order came to the table - WOW - lots of great looking food that tasted as good as it looked. Perfect burgers. The rosemary /garlic fries were excellent as was the chili cheese fries.\n\nMy sweety says this SmashBurger is her new favorite burger joint.  She still likes In N Out,  but SmashBurger kicks their ass.  I concur. Tasty,  juicy burgers -- and you can have a ice cold beer with it,  if you want.\n\nI believe Smashburger,  with it's  menu,  it's  atmosphere,  it's  obvious quality - really set them a cut above the other  burger chains.\n\nThe tally for the above orders came to $ 21   Really.  Very affordable.
__label__4 Oatmeal Cookie Yogurt????  It is the best I have ever had.   I have been at least 3 times a week for the past month!  I hope its low fat, but really I don't care, its worth it.  I love this place, the people are friendly and very helpful!  I will be visiting again tomorrow!!
__label__3 Super close to our house, they had a Salted Carmel yogurt that was redonkulously good.  Tons of toppings (including WHOLE pieces of Kit kats and Swiss Bars!? What?!) and choices for flavors.  There is an area to sit outside and enjoy Uptown/Biltmore people watching, which is its own animal!\n\nNice place!
__label__2 I thought the Deuce Lounge was  really nice inside - just like any other high end Las Vegas joint. It is much bigger than the Gold Lounge on the second level.\n\nThe ladies who work here are very attentive but again, like Gold Lounge, this place is not a club. There's really no one dancing...most people just lounging/sitting around with drinks in hand.\n\nThe drinks are okay. Typical mixed cocktails - nothing out of the ordinary.
__label__0 I recently visited The Deuce Lounge at Aria and I did not have a pleasant experience with the bartender.  I stayed at Aria for the weekend and all the employees are nice and helpful; however, when I went into the Deuce Lounge, the bartender who helped was rude in his respect. \nWe ordered our Carrot Cake martinis, and we wanted to each pay our own bill, so he gave us a number of 22 each, but the drink itself was suppose to be 18 dollars.  Some paid with credit card and some paid with cash. \n\nI gave him 25 cash, and I was waiting for my change.  At the same time, I looked at my friend's bill who used her credit card, there was an \"automatic\" gratuity charge of $3.00 dollars added to the bill!!!  I don't know there was this charge when we had a party of 3. \nOkay, maybe there is, so as I was waiting for my $3 dollar change, I did not get anything for 3 minutes, so I asked the bartender, and he was like, I am getting it..... And he came back right away, and tossed it on the table like he was pissed... \nI was unhappy with this service, because that was just wrong to try and keep the change when I did not voluntarily give it to him. In addition the added $3 gratuity!!! \n\nThis was a very unpleasant visit in the Deuce Lounge and I expected a more laid back professional experience inside the Aria.
__label__2 Decent lounge, good music, fun crowd.
__label__2 The deuce. Pricey ass drinks as per usual.
__label__0 I ordered flowers, a bear, and chocolates for my wife for our anniversary (from FTD). The flowers that were delivered were half dead. The bear looked as if it was picked up at the dollar store with the eyes glued to the top of the head - threads hanging off every seam - and strands of dried glue strung across the surface near the hands, feet, and nose where there was a piece of cheap felt glued on. The chocolates came in a flimsy plastic heart-shaped container (that was broken) that, again, looked as if it had come from the dollar store. The \"chocolates\" were actually an assortment of those little strawberry hard candies, cheap chocolate coins, and other similar novelty candies - not the Ethel-M, Sees, or Godiva chocolates that you would expect for the price. \n\nI called to complain that I did not get what I paid for. The lady on the phone was very helpful. She sent out a replacement arrangement the next day. Sadly, the same company delivered. My wife went to the reception area in her office to pick up the replacement arrangement, bear, and chocolates. The delivery person demanded that she return the items that she had received the day before. She told them that she gave them to her husband to return (I was planning on returning them myself the same day). So, the delivery person said sorry, and took the replacement arrangement back!!! \n\nI called FTD the same day and got a full refund.
__label__3 I felt like I was on vacation when I went here. Lots of music, great interior design, and a very friendly staff. Our server was really cool...we were treated like VIPs. The owner greeted us and made sure that we had a good experience. \n\nWe ordered the seafood paella and it was DELICIOUS and flavorful! It was enough for 4! The drinks were tasty too (we had some Cuban macha tea). \n\nGreat location in Plaza Midwood with ample parking. It won't break the bank and you get quality food and experience. Sandwiches are in the $8 range, more complex dishes are slightly more. \n\nI will be back!
__label__4 UYE After AIDS Walk Party at Frankies Tiki with the truck Slidin' Thru. \n\nHad Barbie, Pep Pep and Pulled Pork only available. Ran out of pork by the time the BF showed up to grub with me. He didn't walk...he donated though because he felt bad. Sucker just got to do all the fun stuff. \n\nBarbie is my favorite. I eyed a Siracha hot sauce bottle in the truck so Ricardo hooked me up with some. MMMM....I just love the crispy onions on the bottom and the combo of that and bbq sauce and bacon and beef and cheesy goodness....EEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!\n\nFirst time having Pep Pep- I like that the sauce has a bit more \"zing\" that most joints pink special sauce giving its own flavor take on the \"classic\" burger. \n\nSo nice, I went twice. \n\nOnce with the BF with 2 sliders each. Then later, we got the whole family in on it with a cameo from mom-in-law and grandma who came to try out the sliders and I grabbed another one from their order. Another family winner! They enjoy when they get to try new things because of us, but they don't often repeat the spot on their own. They don't know what the hell Twitter is, but she said if I can tell them when its near them so they can go. That's success- momma and grandmom approved. \n\nNow onto the peeps of Sliding Thru...\n\nMom and G-Ma wanted to down their sliders in their car and head out so we sat with them a while. One of the guys on the grill came by to ask how everything was and saw I had an empty plate and offered to take it to the trash since there was one where he was going. That was really nice, he didn't have to do that. \n\nRicardo is a cool guy and was glad I got to talk to him today a bit more about his business and talked about future slider flavors and randomness. Much luv, brother.\n\nSlidin' Thru- You're making a lot of people happy.\n\nUPDATE 5/8- Strolled into the Spring Valley Park and ordered 10 sliders and some sweet potato fries. I think it's very important to say why....so tomorrow the mom in law and I are busy working so no mothers day time for dinner\n\n. We wanted to have a mini pre mothers day love and what was the pick? Slider Truck.\n\n The Grandma in particular was so happy about it...she wanted some more Pep Pep and mom cant get enough of the Barbie! I finally tried the Captains Order and I like though could use a tiny bit more balsamic.\n\nYeah- that's legit when mommas and grandmommas are picking this for mothers day.\n\nProps to Ric, he remembered my name too and I only introduced myself once.   :-)
__label__4 I've visited the Slider Truck probably a dozen times or so. Each time I've gone, I've been greeted with an enthusiastic fist-bump and the intoxicating smell of freshly-cooked beef. The truck's owner (would it be unprofessional for me to call him our culinary savior?), Ric, takes great care to make each and every customer feel welcome, and he doesn't let them leave with an empty stomach.\n\nWith the food he dishes out, though, how could one even consider leaving when there's still room for more? From the more-or-less standard Pep Pep, to the sauce-laden Barbie -- from the \"safe\" Plain Jane to the caramelized-jalape\u00f1o-spiked Pulled Porkie... Ric hasn't made me a slider yet that I haven't loved.\n\nThe Slider Truck is something I had never even dreamt of, but now that it's here I can't imagine a world without it. I'm not saying it's the only thing I care to eat anymore, but it's really nice to have a relatively-quick, inexpensive and extremely-delicious option for my lunch breaks.\n\nIt's strange -- the Slider Truck seemed to just materialize out of nowhere one day, didn't it? I saw Matt tweeting about it one day and decided to try it out, and now here we are. Maybe Ric is actually a dark wizard-chef from the future, come to advance civilization to new and tasty heights! It's one possible explanation. More likely he was just tired of all the crap being dished out, and the lack of culture and street-side camaraderie in Las Vegas, and he decided to do something about it.\n\nEither way, I respect this man and I thank him for the food truck revolution he's begun. God bless Ric and his big truck of tiny burgers.\n\n#yelplove
__label__2 The last time I saw 3 guys in a bus handing things to a huge crowd I woke up a week later on the Phish tour bus with a girl name Love Moonbeam...or Moon Lovebeam...or Beam Moonlove. Maybe it was Nancy.  Whatever.  It was told I had a good time. I was told I was a God.  I was told to get off the bus immediately. Damn hippies are so sensitive.  Make one Grace Slick heroin joke and suddenly you are Pol Pot. Never trust a hippie. Always wash any midget you come in contact with. Two things that will serve you well dear readers.\n\nWell, what does this brief moment with the unwashed have to do with anything? I don't know. I just swallowed two green pills I found in an alley way I woke up in last night. (Another long story, but it begins as all long stories do...with a fist full of cash and a woman of ill-repute.)  So, before I nod off or run 15 miles backwards again...I will continue with my words of love, food, and tiny microbes that live in our brains.\n\nSo, everywhere Rex has hung his hat, his lovely purple feathered hat, one constant thing I hear is \"how the hell did you find us?\"  After that is how good the Slider Truck is.  Slider Truck. Screams as they run. Faint murmurs of Slider Truck. Silence. Time and time again. The same pattern.  I know why they scream, I didn't understand the Slider Truck obsession.  Well, Rex is no stranger to herpes and taking food from strangers in a vehicle.  Usually with those two things I see a cause and effect.  Thankfully this time I didn't have to do anything untoward, just pay money and the food came.\n\nSo me and my favorite part time wench went to a park in Henderson to try this local phenomenon.  I got into line. The line barely moved. I waited. The line barely moved. I waited 30 minutes and I was not much closer. Rex became angry. Rex became incensed. Rex cried out to the skies. Rex cried.  After an hour, two beatings, and a slight case of heat stroke I arrived at the window. I had gone to their website and studied their menu. I knew what I wanted. I ordered like a pro. The kid who took my order smiled brightly and called me his hero. I blushed. Me and my sometimes intimate partner I only have to pay scale moved over to wait some more.  We ordered 1 Barbie, 2 Pep Pep and 3 Pulled Porkies. We added drinks and the sweet potato fries.  We waited some more. It took time. Rex hates waiting and this has tried my patience and my left hook to the point of exhaustion.  Finally the food came. We celebrated. We danced. She cried out of her non-glass eye.  It was a beautiful day, only about 200 degrees outside. We sat under a tree. The food smelled great.  \n\nI ate the Barbie and the BBQ sauce was great and the caramelized jalapeno balanced the sweetness.  The Pep Pep was like an attempt at a gourmet Big Mac. The sauce was very familiar and very tasty. Tangy and sweet. It was good. Then the pulled pork. Tender pork, bbq sauce and a little heat from the jalapeno. I ate one of the sweet potato fries and then put about 75% of the container in my mouth at one time.  The verdict...decidedly mixed.  I admire these kids and their attempts to recreate the food trucks of other cities...but it needs to be more than just clever and right now this is just clever. The star of the show was the pulled pork, and why...it was the  only thing that wasn't overcooked. It wasn't sauced enough and it needed a little more flavor in the pork when it was cooking, but overall it was very good. The bun has a bit of grease on it and that made it very buttery. That was nice.  The burgers had the potential to be amazing, but they just weren't. They were so far overcooked that the Barbie I had was like a hockey puck. The Pep Pep was very good but again over cooked and under sauced. I loved the fries. They were well done and relatively inventive. Salt, sugar and spice. Excellent. Another surprise flavor could have really stepped it up a notch, but I am not going to nitpick. \nI want to like these guys, I want to support them. But when I spend almost 30 bucks on dinner I better get more than some really over cooked meat.  The portions were \"slider\" size but the prices were gourmet (3 for 7 bucks), and the execution was decidedly NOT gourmet. \n\nI think the worse thing I can say is that given the wait, the overcooked meat and the lack of some basic fundamentals with the food I can't say I would come back. If I didn't have to wait an hour I would eat there again, but right now the town is obsessed with novelty food that lacks sophistication...why should I spoil that for them.  To me this is like dating a supermodel without a vagina...slightly depressing, terribly irritating and not worth the time you put into it. You want to love her, but you can't.\n\nYou can love Rex. Try as hard as you can. Rex can't love you.
__label__4 What a great experience.  Not just great sliders, with a hefty portion of meat for a slider (at least the first normal-thickness patty I have ever seen on a slider!), but the crew on the truck is pretty awesome.  Fun and into what they do.  Tried the Captain's special, the Barby and sweet potato fries.  Just great flavors, well cooked perfection.  If you like a decent burger, I would recommend a stop by the truck.
__label__1 I'm really disappointed in the sliders from Slidin' Thru.   I was happy to see that they offered a non-meat option so we tried the Caprese sliders.  Between the 2 of us, we couldn't eat 3 of them because they were so bad.  The buns were dry, old and stale.  The portion of ingredients didn't work well because the balsamic vinegar/reduction was too over powering for the cheese and tomato.  The first bite was met with the stiff bun, the cheese was not creamy, the vinegar taste punched you in the mouth and it lacked seasoning.  \n\nI'm sad to write this review because I had high hopes for this restaurant.  I've read so many postive things about the Slidin' Thru food truck and was really excited to see their success and expansion into a building. \n\nI want to support local businesses so I'm not dismissing this place yet.  I'll just wait awhile before I try it again to see if they have heard their customers and are making any changes.
__label__3 Love this place. The burgers are tasty & they're sliders so you can try a couple different ones. I had the buffalo chicken & the BBQ burger. Very good. The fries were nice & crispy. Trendy decor. Definitely worth another trip :)
__label__3 Slidin thru is one of the \"staple\" food trucks in Vegas that I feel everyone should go to at least once. I've been a loyal fan of them for forever. I also love that they have a brick and mortar store. My only regret is that I don't live closer to them anymore. \nOne of the major things you'll like at slidin thru is the vibe and environment. The music is always nice, and usually something you don't expect to hear at a burger joint. It's spacious and well designed. The aesthetics work well together and it's a very pleasant environment to be in. \nThe sliders are all pretty good. There's a vegetarian one that I've never tried because I'm team carnivore all the way. My favorite are the porky which is a pulled pork and jalape\u00f1o and the buffalo soldier which is a buffalo chicken inspired bit. They also have mystery sliders and random daily sliders that come and go so its always worth a shot to check that. \nThe fries in my personal opinion are meh. I've never had em where I like em there's always been something wrong with them so I never even really eat them anymore. \nAnother great experience is with the workers. They are always super friendly, super nice and give you a fist bump when you get your order. Another random aside is that the hats that the workers wear are awesome. It's a black/red/yellow SnapBack with their logo. It's ridiculously awesome and they sold it at the store for awhile. I've actually bought like 4 of them but because everyone loves it and always steals them from me because they just have to have it. Maybe I should just get a punch card with the hats. After the 4th hat your 5th is free lmao. \nBut overall this is a stellar place. Food is good, vibe is good.  If you ever aren't on the north side you can go to the food truck. They're usually at first Friday and strEATS and I know they do private events. They were supposed to open a second location down on trop and ft. apache but that has never come to fruition :(
__label__1 If we would go back a year I would give at least a 4 star but something has happened her the last 2 trips. All waitresses have left and we think there is a new cook. \nDo not waste your time ordering General Tao, its nothing but batter. Thier dumplings which used to be amazing were totally awful. WTF happened??? They did not even have thier trademark Eggplant dish anymore.  Only dish which was half decent was the xinjiang lamb dish. \nWhen it comes to chinese food in Montreal it sucks. I spend 3 months a year in china and Montreal is just awful. Its more worth it to fly to Toronto for real authentic Chinese food. \nBefore I used to highly recommend this place but now say stay away!!! I will not be going back here anymore.
__label__1 I've always wondered if QQ Express was related to QQ Asian Buffet. But either way, although it doesn't say much, QQ Express is better than QQ Asian Buffet. \n\nThe food here is okay at best. There are more authentic dishes here than at QQ Asian Buffet. And like its all-you-can-eat counterpart, the food here can be greasy, but at least it is really cheap, so that's a plus. The other good thing is that if you're in a hurry, you'd be able to get your meal pretty quick here. The owners chose the correct business name because express is definitely an applicable description for this place.
__label__1 Another Fox restaurant...yawn. \n  We started out on a bad note when we took a seat at the bar to wait for our table. The bar was really cool looking and we loved the idea of using green apples as paperweights. The selection of wine and beer was really decent for a place with a limited menu. The bartender, however, poured us pathetically small glasses of wine. It would have been ok if it appeared to be consistent, but we saw several glasses going out to tables that were much fuller. They weren't exorbitantly priced glasses, but I still want what I'm paying for!\n  Next, the food. The zucchini fries were bland and fell apart, but the sauce that they came with was pretty tasty. The truffle fries were lacking in a good truffle flavor. Some of the fries in the basket were soggy and some were burnt. We sent most of them back. The veggie burger was super good. Just about one of the best veggie burgers I've ever tasted, surprisingly. The report from the ahi burger was \"ok\". The report from the Zinburger was \"ok and undercooked according to my order\". The sweet potato fries were delicious. \n  The service was good. Elizabeth busted her butt to get us everything we needed, despite the clear lack of organization in the rest of the restaurant: The place had cleared out considerably by the time we ordered, and it still took about 30 minutes to get our food!\n  As with most Fox Concepts, it's all concept and no substance. From most of the other reviews, I don't expect a long wait for tables in this place the very near future.
__label__3 It seems that burgers are all the rage right now. Burger joints are popping up all over the Valley. I had heard great things about Zinburger, including from my Tucson in-laws, so my husband and I decided to try the place out. \nWe arrived at Zinburger at about 7pm on a Saturday night. The place was packed so we grabbed a beer to wait by the bar. Two seats opened up at the bar and we decided to have our dinner there. It was a bit too loud to really have a conversation with the bartenders if we wanted to, plus they seemed very busy, so we looked over the menu and with the recommendation help of some of my Twitter friends, we made a decision on our meal. My husband and I decided to split the Zinburger and the Turkey Burger with a side of Zucchini fries and sweet potato fries. I drank a Widmer and hubby had a couple glasses of Tobin James Zinfandel. A really yummy, jammy inexpensive wine. Our fries came out first and they zucchini fries were fantastic. The sweet potato fries were \"so-so\" and the dipping sauce that accompanied them had to of been a mistake. It tasted like a cucumber sauce for a Gyro. Our burgers came out and all I gotta say is DELISH. Wow. I wasn't sure about having a turkey burger for dinner, but it was fantastic. Lots of flavor from the garlic in the meat mixture. I wish my hubby had ordered it with the mayo, but it was darn good. The signature burger is the Zinburger and it definitely was tasty. Super savory and juicy from the Manchego Cheese & Zinfandel Braised Onions. I wasn't thrilled to eat warm, super soggy shredded lettuce on the burger though. They should take that off or maybe use an iceberg leaf.\nAll in all, great burgers. In fact, I now think the Zinburger is my favorite burger. That honor used to go to Delux.\nOh, if you do decide to get some wine, be careful. They charged $10 for a glass of the Tobin James Zinfandel.  You can get a bottle of that for about $12-$13 at Cost Plus, etc. The mark up on the glasses of wine are ridiculous.
__label__2 First time there, and the staff and service were very friendly. Ordered the basic burger and it was juicy and flavorful. The burgers don't come with fries, you have to order them separately. Kinda like Delux. The fries were alright, kinda plain. I had to add salt and pepper to them because they were too bland. But the burger did justice, so I really didn't care. Got a milkshake at the end and I was not impressed. It wasn't creamy like I'm used too. Service was great though, burgers were delish. I will be back-but I must add-I used to be a vegetarian and that HUGE cow on the wall is pretty distracting, kinda made me not want to eat my burger........
__label__3 Whenever I'm in the mood for a good, solid burger I head over to Zinburger at Biltmore Fashion Park. I like how simple the menu is so it is not too overwhelming, yet there is something for everyone. I am a little obsessed with their zucchini fries, although I do wish they came out with my burger instead of before. The burgers are always good and they're big enough to share if you're not too hungry. I always say I'm going to try one of their shakes or pies for dessert, but I'm always too full from the burger and fries. Maybe next time. :)
__label__3 I really don't like hamburgers that much. I know this makes me un-American, but it is what it is. I was at one point dragged to this place since a bunch of friends were meeting up and I wasn't about to miss out on fun times because I don't like burgers. So, I sucked it up and went. There is a huge cow mural on the wall, beckoning you to eat him, or one of his family members. So far, so good. I ordered a few drinks, all of which were very good (although pricey). I got the Kobe burger, and good God was it delicious! It melts in your mouth, and all of the flavor is there, stewing in the juices of this mighty burger. I have been back here several times since and without kicking and screaming. This is the only burger place I really enjoy coming back to. Also, the milkshakes are to die for (cookies n cream FTW!). Go check these guys out. Soooo yummy!
__label__1 Came here tonight. Figured I better get my butt home and write this before I felt totally uninspired to do so. \n\nLove the concept but they just fail in the execution. The decor is just ridiculous. It's like a malt shop meets the farm. I just think that they could have done SO many more inventive things. It's a shame actually. \n\nWe ordered two drinks and then looked over the menu for food. Our server was nice but she had another two top and a six top and I think she was a bit overwhelmed. She came back about 10 minutes later no drinks in hand but ready to take our order. \n\nWe both ordered the Kobe with no cheese and mayo. An order of the truffle fries. \n\nAbout five minutes goes by and someone drops off our truffle fries but still no drinks. A few minutes later our food comes out and still no drinks. At this point I had to ask for them which is just ridiculous.  I ordered a $10 glass of wine and I seriously asked if the pour was right on it. It was tiny! \n\nThe fries had come out cold but they were still decent. Not the best I've has but ok. The burgers were nothing special. They weren't bad but they weren't spectacular either. \n\nI think Fox missed the mark on this one. It's too bad! Save $40 and have a Five Guys burger!
__label__2 I went here on sunday afternoon. Thought it would be good place to go to since the day was great. Sat the bar which was cool. I ordered the creme brulee shake, turkey burger and my friend (the great lover he is-lol) had a Sam burger and we shared the sweet potato fries. \n\nThe shake did not taste nothing like creme brulee, it was just plain ol vanilla shake, nothing special about this shake. I could have passed on it but hey wouldnt have known what it taste like until I tried it. \n\nMy lover-friend really liked his burger, but wished it would have came with fries automatically. My burger was ok, again I was not blown away by it. The sweet potato fries were good as always with the dipping sauce. \n\nI thought everything was ok. I kinda look at it like an ''upscale burger joint'' and I am using that term loosely. I would possibly come back, the ambiance was good, I would mos def try something different the next time I come.
__label__3 All of Fox restaurants are legit, and Zinburger is no different. Delish ISH! Love the Breakfast burger w/ a fried egg on it. I get it lettuce wrapped, no mayo to keep it fairly Paleo. Sweet Potato fries are bomb and don't need the aoli they come with if you wanna keep the calories down.
__label__4 I loved Zinburger! I had a Turkey Sloppy Joe and my table shared the truffle fries! Everything was so good and I plan to go back!
__label__3 My dad held his wedding reception here at one of their private rooms, and it was a great time. We had a three course meal (then cake later on) including appetizers of  lots and lots of awesome guacamole and veggie and meat quesadillas, followed by some salads, and then followed by the main course of steak and chicken fajitas mmmmm\n\nTheir drinks are good too, but a bit on the pricey side (around $7 for a small margarita!) I figured when you're in vegas, everything is expensive anyway. But our waitress was really cool and the catering manager, Kori, was tremendously helpful. They both came to our room often to make sure we were ok.\n\nI definitely plan on coming back here with friends and trying that tequila tasting!
__label__4 Amazing guacamole!! The food is wonderful! Great service too! Go on Restaurant.com to get your $$ off! We used a $50 off of $100 and ended up spending around $75 for four adults to drink and enjoy an AMAZING meal!
__label__0 I have been here for dinner 6 times over the last year and I keep hoping that the food will get better and it never has , it gets worse every time ... will never go back and I don't recommend to anyone it is expensive for the quality and the tap waterthe serve you warm is terrible .....
__label__0 I really wanted to love this place, but it was one of the most disappointing experiences I've ever have ever had in a restaurant. I celebrated my birthday there with 25 people, and not only would we never go back, but we would never recommend it to anyone again, especially groups. The food was great, but the service was so bad, and the management's failure to take any responsibility at all makes this a 1-star maximum experience.\n\nWe arrived at 6:45, and almost immediately noticed that the waitress servicing our tables was woefully understaffed (she was servicing at least 6 large groups). It took 15-20 minutes just for chips and guacamole to come out, forgetting about any drinks. When we arrived, I let the waitress know that it was critical that we were out of the restaurant by 8:15 - we had an event immediately afterwards (and this is mexican food - an hour and a half is reasonable). Additionally, I let her know to take the food orders first, because that typically takes the longest.\n\nWe placed our food order at 7PM, followed shortly after by drink orders. The drinks took a half hour to 40 minutes to come out (multiple drinks were delivered to the wrong people) - I finally had to follow up with the hostess and ask what was going on, because I couldn't even find the waitress. I'm sorry, but 40 minutes to get a ginger ale doesn't fly with me - it's inexcusable. \n\nAt 7:45 I asked her to process the checks for all tables (we had 5 tables, so 5 checks) so we can make sure we are out for 8:15. At 7:50, I'm really getting nervous - not one plate of food has come out. The first plate didn't arrive till 8:05, and it took another 40 MINUTES for them to bring out the last check. The last portion of the group wasn't out until 8:50 - over a half hour late to our next event causing us precious time.\n\nThe worst part of the whole experience was that the manager refused to comp or acknowledge anything was wrong. I asked multiple times to speak to the general manager and the hostess and waitress flat out refused. The restaurant offered a meek apology and blamed the kitchen, when it was clearly not their fault (especially for drink orders).\n\nLong story short, if you're in a big group, avoid this place like the plague.
__label__0 I went here with a few friends and I was expecting great service,  but instead I received really horrible service. Felipe was our server but he was also the bartender for the whole bar. Needless to say,  we got our drinks after 20 minutes of waiting. The appetizer didn't arrive until our food did which was 30 minutes later. I will not be back here. The food was really good, but because of the service I won't be back. If you go there make sure you're not very hungry so you won't mind the long wait.
__label__2 This place is beautiful inside. I really enjoyed the process of watching the owners transform this great piece of historic modern architecture into something a lot of people could enjoy. \n\nThe other location is cool too, sans the DB scene. I found this location to have scary parking, but good valet service. \n\nThe service was good on my Friday 3pm visit. Was there to celebrate a friends birthday. We had some of the apps (The Trifecta, Double Down, and Crabmeat and Artichoke Dip) and they were good. The waitress was always coming by to check on us and even told us when happy hour started. \n\nYou could tell it was getting close to 5pm. The place was a mad house with 40 something dudes trolling for a place to sit all sweaty from a golf outing. The place is chill and there seemed to be no pretencious DB's. Sure there is a healthy mix of an older crowd, but there was a good mix of younger groups too. \n\nGood amount of TVs so there is always something to watch. It was kind of noisy near the enclosed patio, but we were at a table being loud anyways. There is alot of room to move and enjoy the space, and not to be bumped into. I have only visited just once for a Friday happy hour, stay tuned for a dinner visit.
__label__4 Had made a few visits the the Vig Uptown and have yet to really dig into the menu.  What we have ordered has been super though!  Having been to the Vig in Arcadia, we were pretty familiar with some of the fare. If you like wings, try the Thai sweet chili for an awesome version of this standard bar appy. Tried the nachos, loaded with pork, and it was so big we had to take half of it home.  \n\nReally dig the atmosphere here.  The restoration is incredible!  It seems to have become quite popular and could be a challenge getting in at certain times.  Went once and the valets said the lot was full, so we ended up at Dick's knowing that it was packed inside.  Glad to see the place is doing so well.  \n\nHope to make our next stop there for brunch...maybe to catch a World Cup game!
__label__4 Once upon a time there was a restaurant named Vig. It lived in Arcadia.  It wanted to be cool, but was only half cool because it was constantly infiltrated by the evil clan of douche bags named Scottsdalians.  Then one day Vig met a better neighborhood called Cenpho/Uptown.  They fell in love and made a new Vig in a beautiful mid-century mod Bank in Uptown.  This new Vig was about a zillion times cooler.  Proof that sequels can be better than the original.  (Please see Back to the Future 2, Empire Strikes Back, or Evil Dead 2 for more confirmation of this.) \n\nVig Uptown has an awesome Bocce Ball court in the restaurant.  The food is all good... Ask Juan Schwartz.   The drinks are all well poured.  The bar staff is excellent... They have Tito's handmade vodka in stock and its very well priced.  The crowd is way cooler and the valet's are always on point.  I am a regular at the Vig Uptown, you probably should be too. \n\nOh, and if you live in the neighborhood, the Vig Rig will pick you up and take you home.  He works on tips only, so leave the ride at home and tip the Vig Rig instead of the valet... SO worth it.  \n\n...And i lived happily ever after.
__label__0 Wow. I've enjoyed @TheVigAZ Uptown on all my previous visits.\n\nMy most recent experience could rightly be called the opposite of everything before.\n\nI am recently single. I decided yesterday to get out of the house to get out of my funk.\n\nI did something I really never do; I went out, alone.\n\nI don't really like to go out into social situations alone, for a number of reasons, not the least of which is that I think society tends to treat individuals who are in a social setting as pariahs.\n\nThe servers at The Vig Uptown hammered home how much that notion of being a pariah is true.\n\nI went out onto the back patio area, and sat down.\n\nThere were two or three other tables with people out there, and the inside wasn't packed.\n\nI watched as one server fawned over one particular table, but failed to even acknowledge my presence.\n\nMy irritation increased when a couple new people arrived, and joined the group already at that table. They then relocated to the seating around the fire pit.\n\nThe server was quick to attend to the new arrivals, and even enlisted the assistance of another server in getting all fresh glasses of water for everyone.\n\nAnd yet, I sat.\n\nThere were two other servers that were attending to the other tables, but neither of them seemed to notice my presence, either.\n\nI sat for just over 20 minutes with nary a nod of the head, much less a glass of water, or a drink order. Sad, because I was looking forward to trying the orange kreamsicle.\n\nI decided my singular presence was not welcome.\n\nAs I exited the building, I informed the young lady at the front that I had waited 20 minutes without so much as a visit to ask if I wanted to order anything.\n\nI suppose one might argue that I could merely have flagged someone down, rather than come home and write an angry tirade on Yelp.\n\nBut no, it is not my obligation as your customer to be seen, it is entirely your obligation, as a service-based business, to be attentive of your customers, and serve their needs.\n\nOn this day, you fell flat on your face.\n\nI don't know if that has pushed me to the point I will not return, but I definitely have some animosity over this experience.
__label__4 This is a nice classy place to go for some awesome happy hour and play bocce ball!  Seriously!  And it's not a dive bar.  It has a great atmosphere, everyone is friendly, and they let me get half fries half onion rings at no additional price!  Yeah!  ;)   This is my new favorite place
__label__1 Here we are again over a year later, a friend insisted on coming here. I tried to tell her but she wouldn't listen. I told her I am not going to the Vig again, she said she was buying and she had her heart set on going. I figured it has been a long time and maybe I got them on an off night. So we went.\n\nThen it was down hill from there. 15 minutes for our ditsy size 0 server to arrive. She was more concerned with texting and flirting with another table of three guys, to be concerned with us. This is the 2nd time I have gotten an idiot server here and I have only been here twice. I will revisit the server after I speak on the food. \n\nThe food took forever & they were not very busy, 27 minutes! For a Tandoori Shrimp salad , that they forgot to put shrimp on & the Frenchy well I think this sandwich would definitely offend the French. There was very little meat and it was way over cooked. Then it was another 10 minutes for my friend to get her shrimp! \n\nBack to the server..... Wouldn't you notice when bringing the food to the table that a Shrimp salad had no shrimp?! I mean she took the order, she entered the order and she delivered the order. When we told her um excuse me isn't this salad supposed to have grilled shrimp? She replied \" oh yea, it's not under the lettuce?\" then she left and came back after 10 minutes with the shrimp. No apology nothing!\n\nVig quit thinking you are the only game in town, I will not be back even if someone else pays!\n\nThe only good thing here in my opinion is the building. Step up your service and your food quality and you would be great!
__label__2 I would like to update.\nWe received an email from Tucker Woodbury, addressing our frustration about the seating. He reinforced that as a policy they do not accept reservations and have only used a \"heads up\" list, I am encouraged that he reached out to us but our argument wasn't that we couldn't have reservations; our issue was that they wouldn't seat us because they were reserving the space for another party that was not there. We agreed to their no reservation policy, we showed an hour early, we spent money waiting in the bar, and they simply didn't consider it relevant at the time.
__label__1 Okay, downgrading my last review.  One of the hallmarks of a great restaurant is its people (friendly conversationalists score the highest marks), consistency in food and general overall treatment.  Went there today to meet an old colleague of mine.  Ordered the mac and cheese as I thought that was good last time I had it (I must have had my places wrong, I think it must have been the Garage, across the street).  I think they changed the mac and cheese recipe.  IIf I liked it before, it tasted pretty plain and uninteresting this time around.  I had five bites and sent it back.  The waitress seemed perplexed, and went about her way.  Thereafter, I ordered the Chicken \"Vings\" which were pretty good, but not really amazing or anything to write home about.  While I was drinking my drink, I noticed there was a large crack in the glass and I told my waitress about it (yes, that is a serious safety risk).  She brings me back my drink filled up at about the 1/4 level (which was less than I even sent it back with).  If a place is that CHINTZY and feels that way about THEIR CRACKED GLASSES, then it is not the type of place I will go back to.  A classy place would have apologized for the inconvenience at the very least.  instead, they wanted me to feel stupid for raising the point. Later guys, I will take my business to the whining pig around the corner, or the the garage.  Good place, there is fun to be had, but customer service is everything especially with my routine 25% tips.  Someone else will appreciate it I am sure.  Friendly suggestion - throw a little more cheese in your mac and cheese, it won't hurt your profits that bad!!\n\nPeace out.  \n\nFind your sizzle!!\n\nAttorney Steve
__label__2 The Vig is part of the successful revitalization that has been happening on 16th Street the last few years, and is now one of the hottest taverns in town. In a previous life, the building was a bank; I love that they respected the integrity of this mid-century modern building by keeping a lot of the original structure - the outside bar used to be the drive-thru teller window! They did a great job the overall design both inside and out - the atrium area is a wonderful place for large groups to gather. Being a former bank, so be forewarned that there isn't much parking available - love the valet option!\n\nI wish I was as enthusiastic about the food. Generally speaking, although there is a variety of menu offerings, it's all pretty much upscale bar food. It was good, no complaints, rather just average and nothing special or outstanding. \n\nThe staff was friendly, and our waitress personable and attentive. The place is pretty noisy, though - so if you are looking for a place for a quiet conversation, this isn't it.\n\nWill I go back? Sure but probably only for drinks. It may be over hyped, but it's got a great atmosphere and great libations.
__label__0 We had terrible service and I'm sad that we went. It was a busy Saturday but even the few bartenders weren't friendly or helpful. Had to ask twice for drinks and everything else. I won't be going back by choice.
__label__0 My husband purchased a bike from this store for me and it is to big.  They will not let me exchange it, so I will be going to one of the other bike store's in Charlotte that allow you to trade in bikes.    I would recommend the staff not sell a bike if the person who is riding it is not present.  Also, they should have a better exchange program.  I think there customer service is horrible.
__label__2 Very cute little setup here. Nice simple selection. Great flavors. Nice when you hiked a couple miles on state street to take a break! Great prices !! Nice boxes for gifting or taking to work !
__label__4 This place is GREAT!!!! I used them for my wedding cupcakes over the summer and the cupcakes were beautiful and the guests couldn't stop eating them. It seemed like the salted caramel was a crowd favorite. I was able to order 8 flavors and one of the cupcakes was gluten free. The prices were amazing and I was able to order plenty extra for guests to have 2 or take one home. The staff was on time and did a beautiful job setting them up in a display. Would absolutely recommend!!!
__label__2 Keenly priced with a good selection of enterprising dishes on the menu and a reasonably well stocked bar.\n\n\n You'd not stop in for the whole night but definitely a very good option for off the cuff dining rather than a pre-booked affair.
__label__4 How's about a 30-minute hike to get away from the woes of the city? Exploration Park is a beautiful park for children and hiking spot for families of all ages to enjoy! At the halfway point, there is a small bench area where a breathtaking view of the Strip can be seen; or teenagers can venture up there to gossip about their high school lives without being overheard by other vicious gossip-mongers that you can find in school. \n\nAt the top of the peak, there is a circle terrace and another bench area where the view of the city is even more dazzling. The trail is a very small hike and really good for kids and beginners that want to step into the world of the outdoors. Make sure you can handle this small mountain before taking on bigger game ;) \n\nAt the bottom is a big play park for children with multiple swing sets and slides. They even designed it so it looks like the Ol' Vegas West!! It even has a tiny mountain replica that smaller kids can \"hike\". It's just way too cute for words! \n\nSo how about a hike? Exercise, exercise, EXERCISE! Get those New Years Resolutions done while letting your kids play!!
__label__0 I live a block away from the park...I won't take my daughter here since the playground is always torn up
__label__0 Patrick Williams is a complete scammer. After back and forth emails of false hopes of getting my shirts,he still hasn't made the effort. All he had  to make was 26 shirts and ship them to me. It's been almost 2 months and he refuses to reply to my emails or answer my calls after I made a $188 dollar t-shirt sample order. I've already made a report with Better Business Bureau. Talk about a sloppy and unprofessional owner. I'm sure with his way of business, this company won't last long.
__label__0 Haha, just stood there behind another guy for ten minutes with No type of worker presence, he ate a bag of chips and we mobbed it to silver mine..if you can't be open 24hrs you should at least lock your doors..lol
__label__1 Got me some pho, and it came with a standard metal spoon and didn't come with any cilanto or mint leaves. Service was less than exceptional. However, the Japanese Dancing with the Stars knockoff on TV was pretty entertaining.
__label__1 I really wanted to like this place because it's a 5 minute walk from my house and I like coffee.\n\nI had a pour experience.  I felt completely out of place here and I got that look from the barista the, \"You sure you're in the right place \"look. :( that can really hurt a girls feeling.\n\nThe barista dropped the espresso tamper on the ground and then used it to make my coffee with. Now I am not a germ-a-phobe by any stretch of the imagination but I do believe that a customer should be treated with dignity and some common courtesy, anyone, anyone???\n\nMy boyfriend and I dined here together right before we left on vacation. When we got to Buena Vista Coffee there was only one other patron in the coffee shop and only one other person came into the be served while we were there for 20 minutes. \n\nI always like to dine at a near empty establishment, because I reason that if it's not too busy or crowded the server, cook, barista what have you can focus on doing a good job and not feel rushed.  \nWell the opposite was true for my  visit to Buena Vista Coffee even though the coffee shop was completely empty the barista treated it as if there were a line of 30 customers behind me. Nothing necessarily being impatient but completely detached in that hipster sort of way. That if you're not a hipster can be pretty bleeping annoying.\n\nThis is me ranting!!! \n\nFirst by dropping the instrument where the espresso beans are tamped and then by serving me a breakfast sandwich that was barely luke warm with a cold piece of unmelted cheese on it.  I am beyond the point of desperation for a decent coffee house.  I am so utterly desperate to have a solid coffee establishment close to home\n\nBuena Vista's coffee only saving grace was the cappuccino.  It didn't taste like dirty coffee shop floor lol but the foam was thick and velvety and the coffee was so so.
__label__1 Courtney's review is pretty much spot on. I can't think of a better way to describe the show other than Rick Thomas revels in himself. Between his magic tricks, he talks about how he followed his dreams and shows weird, outdated video segments about his life. Like the video of him doing the cha cha with his sister when he was 14 while the words \"You go boy!\" fly across the screen. ?? I came for magic and tigers, Rick. Not to see your weird home vids. Rick also repeats some crazy nonsense about dreams throughout the show. And I don't mean cutesy, Disney, 'follow your dreams' stuff. More like weird philosophical theories that make you say, \"wtf is he talking about?\" Also, the show tended to bob between the magic of childhood and him dry humping his sexy assistants on stage. All in all, it was pretty ridiculous and made my jaw drop several times. But I still had a great time with friends because we laughed about it long after the show ended.
__label__4 I took my 2 dogs here for the vaccination clinic.  The price is great and the wait on a Friday afternoon was around 20-25 minutes which I think is terrific for a walk-in shot clinic.  The staff was very friendly to both me and my 2 dogs and even though they were quick, I felt they were still thorough, getting their weight, asking questions about their health, comforting each dog before giving them the shots and informing me on the required vaccines and timelines.
__label__4 Dr. Griffith is great. I've been to other vets who don't even care about animals. She is great with them. My large dog was feeling defensive and she knew how to make her feel comfortable and was patient during the whole visit. This will be the new place we take our dogs, and the fact that it's the cheapest in town is the cherry on top. Quick in and quick out too. No long waits. I'm happy!
__label__3 For those of you who aren't familiar with Cafe Rio: It's similar to Chipotle but waaaaaay better!\n\nEvery time I visit Las Vegas, my sis-in-law usually has leftover cater-sized portions of the Pork Barbacoa Salad with the house dressing. During my last visit, we had lunch here and this time I got to try it with their tortillas, which is seriously like crack. Normally I don't like to order salads at fast food places but this is the exception.  \n\nThe portions are pretty big but I can eat this salad in one sitting.
__label__2 this review may be a bit underrated as i was only at the mercat to attend an event.  so due to this, perhaps didn't experience the full of extent of what the bar has to offer.  but that said, the drink selection is pretty decent (although my boyfriend was disappointed that he could only get prosseco and not champange, but i think this is normal for most mid-range bars and probably a request they very infrequently get).  however, there was a large number of spirits available and beers on tap or bottled.  so no one went thirsty.  i noticed that some people had ordered food and it smelled good, but i can't report on the quality as i didn't have any.\n\ni have to say that the service though was excellent.  there was a large number of people, some very drunk, constantly at the bar ordering more drinks.  but the bartenders were polite (although they did look a wee bit harassed, which i dont' blame them for) and did their best to keep up with the demand for drinks.  \n\nso i did find this place A-OK and i'm sure on a return visit i'll be happy to update my review and perhaps add another star.  but in terms of use for a mid-size event, this was a good venue.  they booked out the lower bar for us which was a great space and had it's own private bar so no need to travel upstairs.  my only real complaint was the spiral staircase between the floors.  i mean a few drinks and wearing heels meant that i had great difficulty in not falling on my face when i attempted to go up or downstairs.  perhaps they should re-think this design in terms of customer health and safety!
__label__2 Not bad for a hotel bar, but if you're not staying here it would probably be best not to make it a destination or even a stop-over.  There are 8 comfortable stools at the bar and there are several lounge tables with chairs to match.\n\nThe bar is a part of the hotel lobby and is void of any privacy partition.  It's a great place to track guest movements because you have a perfect vantage point of the lobby elevators.\n\nPrices are average for the area.  It's nice not having to pay $9 for a Chivas Regal on the rocks.  And it's a decent place for a nightcap if you're already staying at the Hilton (or hope to stay in it...wink wink).\n\nAfter the club it's the hotel party...
__label__4 Shannen is the best aesthetician I've experienced.  I'm in my late 50's and have gotten regular facials since I was in my 20's. She is knowledgable, responsive and always looking for ways to make my skin healthier.  Through Shannen, I've gotten to know Maureen.  She too is highly skilled at what she does.  I particularly like that she listens to her clients needs and does what is best for them as individuals.  I trust them both to do what's in my best interest and do it with great skill.
__label__1 Well I came here after a Pirate's game since its just down the block from the stadium. I was not impressed at all. The staff basically walked around like zombies. My water had some gross soapy stain on it, at least that is what I hope it was. My food lacked any care in it being made. I just didn't feel as though we were really wanted there. I wish I just sat at the bar, since the bartender seemed to have more life to him than his server counterparts. Maybe next time I'll go before the game with there might be more life in the staff.
__label__2 Take me out to the ballgame.  Take me out to the crowd... BUT I don't want peanuts or cracker jacks.  I also WON't bay $8 for a cheap beer.  Instead, I go to Rivertowne.\n\nIf you're looking for grab a beer or a quick bite before a Pirates game, Rivertowne is a great stop.  With an extensive tap list, including their own brews, your cup should never be empty.  They have a HUGE nachos appetizer, juicy burgers, even pizzas to fill your tummy.  Don't have tickets to the game?  No worries!  There are plenty of TVs so you can catch every pitch.\n\nSo skip the long lines, pricey beers, and cold food and head over to Rivertowne.
__label__1 Well i have been here 3 times in the past month. So i got a feel of what the place is like. So the first  time i was there it was packed before a show on Stage AE beers cheap during happy hour.. So we just got beers and drank them outside on the patio. The next night we had another show to go see at Stage AE. Went with other people and got a seat at the bar section. Our waitress Kristen was horrible. You couldnt here her it was like she was in outer space when you talked to her.So we got some apps and beers and left very disapointed. So just last friday i took my mom to the pirate game and thought i would give it one more shot. Bad idea, it was packed but again i was able to find a booth. I got my order right away because i knew happy hour was ending. My mom took about five minutes she came back and took her order. 35 minutes later we still did have her sandwich. I had never cancelled an order and i do not fault the waitress as she checked on it 15-20 min in. But we told her we have to get to the game and got my check and left. I feel that the staff needs more motivation. they seems like wailking zombies and not much interaction.
__label__2 I had been frequenting another North Shore location for years but I thought I would give Rivertowne a try and it was good. I had the baked Italian sub and it was tasty, cold beer, intimate space, nice views, plenty of TV's, all good. The service could be faster and more personable and cleanliness could be better but all-in-all a pleasant experience and I will be back.
__label__2 My wife and I were roaming the industrial and business park area of Phoenix looking for a decent bite to eat, preferably Mexican food. We finally stumbled upon a set of about five Mexican eateries. We decided on Salsitas, which seems to be a chain in the Valley of The Sun.\n\nI wished that the woman had done a better job of speaking and understanding English. The food order was correct, and plentiful, not to mention cheap, but we had specifically asked for forks and were not given any. I had to go to our hotel's front deck and beg the clerk for a couple of plastic forks. \n\nThe burrito was huge and very tasty. I had a couple of Grilled Chicken mini-tacos, and while they were pretty good, they were nothing special and I even found a few pieces of gristle. My wife had a chicken burrito and said it was huge and very good. She could not finish it. They also gave us some hot carrots so that scored well with her.\n\nTen bucks for all of that, including four salsas and sour cream. Not bad, but I'd like to try more.
__label__1 I have no complaints about the food, if you can actually get it.  I stopped going here because they keep messing up my order.  It's not like I have a complicated order, either, but when I want a bean and cheese,  I don't want a carne asada.  If I say no cheese, a burrito with cheese is not OK.  I once went here with two friends and they managed to screw up all three of our orders.  \n\nAlso, I went here with a lactose-intolerant friend and he asked them to clean the grill before making his food to avoid an allergic reaction.  They looked at him like he asked for space food.  We ended up going someplace else.\n\nThere's a Filiberto's up the street.  They've always managed to get my order right, so I don't bother with this place anymore.
__label__2 Came here with a restaurant.com coupon. We were told when we sat down that the site had screwed up or something and they wouldn't honor the $25 coupon but would do $10 off instead. Um, ok. We ordered a few small things and everything was okay, a few things were really good. The donuts stand out the most, those were nice and warm. The waitress was super friendly and helpful. She related the message from management to us very professionally although I think if management was really doing their job, they should have come out and spoken to us personally. The decor is adorable and it was nice and quiet. Fun lunch out but not a place I would frequent.
__label__4 I love this restaurant! The portions are generous, and the food is flavorful and filling. The service was awesome and they were definitely attentive to our table even though there were others in the restaurant. \n\nThe wait time for the food was not long at all, but to keep us entertained, they have books and games at the tables to pass the time. Such a fun idea.\n\nI highly recommend the fish and chips or the blue cheese bacon burger!
__label__2 Went to Rambo kitchen with my fiance on a Monday which was not busy at all. The service was a \"eh\" at best. Took a while to get the food also. I love burgers to death so I asked the waiter what is this place known for and she replied that the burgers are well known. When I received my burger.... finally, I then thought that it looks great with the big portion they give you. I got a cheesy cheeseburger with bacon, their famous homemade chips, and coleslaw. My fiance got the Rambo burger with pulled pork on top. So I take my first bite and it was no good. The medium burger I asked for was more well done. The burger was cheesy as they say though. The burger fan I am I must say I was disappointed. My fiance wasn't happy either. The only reason I gave 3 stars was because the homemade chips were damn addicting. If you asked me if I would come back.... I would say no.
__label__1 I finally made it to Rambo 's.  My Sweety has been there for lunch at least a half dozen times.  She is a huge fan of the lunch fare.\n\nThe good - a generally nice and relaxed atmosphere. I noticed a few folks with small dogs,  eating outside - al fresco. We sat outside.  Very comfortable.   The service was good - our waitress never let our tea below half.\n\nThe bad - we ordered up. A Rambo 's Country Breakfast for me  ( my eggs fried \" over potatoes mixed with ham, bacon, and cheese. Sourdough toast )  My sweety ordered Rasberry Swirl French Toast.... we waited.... and waited .... well,  we knew they make all to order,  and they were busy,  it'll  be worth it ..... waited.  Finally our breakfasts arrived. Huge portions. Humongous.  After all the waiting,  you'd  think the food would at least be hot / warm.  Nope.  My breakfast companion got her raspberry french toast swirl, and it was not warm enough to melt butter  :-/  She said well \"\" eff it I'm  not sending it back \"\".    My potatoes were warm  but the eggs were cold, toast was too.\n\nMy sweety told me lunch is very good. Different crew,  not so busy.  So, I'll  probably be tempted to try lunch.  Pretty much over breakfast at Rambo 's.  That's  a no go for us both.  Sorry.\n\nTWO STARS for breakfast. That's  just because our servers kept the ice tea full.
__label__1 It's not made with care\nThe food....\nThe cooks don't know what they are doing... its American food not Mexican
__label__1 Not impressed. The service was very intermittent. Was not told upfront that they were out of certain ingredients.No pulled pork, no chili and after placing an order for breaded chicken was later told they were out of that too. No utensils were brought to the table, waitress was M.I.A. Nearly the entire time.
__label__4 Great breakfast at a bargain price!  We both go the 4.99 breakfast in which your pick 3 options.  I got the 2 eggs, 2 pancakes and two pieces of bacon  The BF got the pancakes, sausage and bacon.  We also split a side of breakfast potatoes with added onions and peppers.  We were immediately served fresh coffee and the refills were prompt!  The pancakes were huge and topped with powdered sugar.  My over hard eggs were perfect.  The whites were crispy just the way I like them.  The potatoes were also requested crispy and there were delicious.  Yes, I have a slight crispy fetish. Our server was so sweet.  I ordered the wrong potatoes, hash instead of breakfast.  She changed the order with no problem!  With our Yelp check in, we got 6 mini warm donuts.  Even though I had no room, I managed to eat one.  Yum!  The rest were great as a snack at home.  We will be back!
__label__3 They're in NDG now! \nImagine the glee when we learned that TA was bringing its pies to Monkland Ave / Girouard!  Villa Maria is the closest Metro stop\n\nSo far the pies we've had (as take-out) are:\n\nSteak Bacon Cheese. Verdict = Delicious\n\nButter Chicken. Verdict = Oh, Yummy!\n\nSpinach, mushroom, tomato & ricotta. Verdict = Vegetarian pies, although tasty and possibly healthy are not the thing of which legends are made. \n\nNed Kelly. Verdict = OMG OMG OMG!\nWhile you can easily imagine the first three pies flavour profile you're going to have to try the Ned Kelly. It's a steak pie, with fried egg and cheese and BBQ sauce all in one magical eye-popping pie! Serve any of these pies (except for the vile veggie one) alongside some mushy peas, mashed potatoes and and a cold one and you're golden.\n\nThey've got big pies to take home and they have little pies that you can eat while you're taking your big pie home. They've really thought of everything.
__label__1 We ate here because of convenience and location. We were at the lake, hungry, and not ready to go home yet. They have an okay menu selection, but I would never go out of my way to go back.
__label__1 I'm used to every chick Fila I go to gladly giving law enforcement, military police, and corrections officers 30-50% discounts. I visit the ones at stapley, university, and ray road weekly due to this, with much appreciation to chick Fila for their support and understanding for those working in this industry. I was shocked to find out that this independently own and operated chick Fila not only refuses to offer this discount but also waters down their beverages more, decreases their weight/portions more and Frys thier chicken more deeply.  I will not be revisiting this chickfila and will gladly share with other law enforcement that unlike other supportive chick Filas through out az, this one stands out in a negative way and does not do justice to other restaurants baring its name.
__label__3 I went for breakfast with a friend.  YUM!!  I had the most delicous breakfast burrito.  The potatoes are as yummy as they come.  We used an entertainment coupon for buy one get one but it would have been cheap even without it.  I can't wait to go back.
__label__4 Great price (duh) and they are super fast. I've never waited longer than 5 minutes to get in and grab some food. Nice folks behind the counter, too.
__label__2 I finally had Five Guys. We made 800 jokes on the way, after we ordered, I swore the cashier told us to enjoy some penis while we waited. Excuse me? Oh. Peanuts. Of course, all burger joints have peanuts?! A bit bizarre, but they were tasty. We all ordered a burger to our liking and we shared cajun fries. My cheeseburger with grilled onions and jalapenos was good, it tasted like something you'd make at home. The fries were terrible. Not sure how they've earned such recognition. I like crisp fries, these were flimsy and greasy, and I wasn't a fan of cajun seasoning, either. Overall, I stand by In-N-out.
__label__2 Decent burgers, really friendly service, and a very basic, straightforward menu.     I was interested in trying this place out after reading all the rave reviews from all over the country so when it finally opened up in Phoenix, I decided to give it a shot.         The burgers are definitely good, done very well, the fries are great tasting too and they give you A LOT of them, if you go and order the \"large fries\" you're going to find a whole paper sack absolutely filled to the brim with them.          \n\n\n  All in all, Five Guys is a nice place to grab a quick lunch, a little bit on the pricy end for fast food but there is a difference in quality between this place and the McBurgerBarns out there, that's for sure.
__label__3 Always have to get the Pollo Fundido.  Can't go wrong with that.  It's even better on Wednesday's.  $5.
__label__3 One of these days I will learn to listen to my server.  Case in point, today I wanted to try the mac and cheese with a burger and my server suggested I try one of the versions other than plain.  Of course I didn't listen and while it was certainly OK there was not a bold cheesy taste.  After thinking about it I realized it wasn't designed to be bold by itself so that it could be a base for other things to be added, DUH!\n\nSeeing as I have 9 check ins in 4 months it is obvious they are a regular in my lunch rotation.  It is a friendly place to go and most of the employees know me.  Quite often James, the GM, will wander around the customers and chat.  Once he even filled in as a server when one was sick, I think he needs to stick to his day job. :-)\n\nIf you see something on the chalkboard that looks interesting better get it then as it may disappear in a week or still be there in a month.  I have missed the opportunity to try a couple of items because I already \"knew\" what I wanted to have and should have been more flexible.  There is a patio in the back which is heated in the winter.  I have found it is easiest to park in the back and use the back door.
__label__4 This was a fun event in a gorgeous location. You have to get there early because they run out of many of the beers fast! As long as the weather's nice, I won't miss this event!
__label__1 Are meal took along time and when it finally came they got are order wrong and acted like it was are fault. And the cheeses burgers we ordered were bland and nothing special. I dont think I would have a reason to go back.
__label__2 Loved spotting The Dog empire during my show long weekend trip to Edinburgh.  Awesome and funky design and great restaurant concepts (The Dog, UnderDog, SeaDog and Amore Dog).  Wished I had more time to try all of 'em!  \n\nMy flank steak salad was ok (2.5 stars), a bit tough but the sweet balsamic reduction was just the right tough for the bitter arugula.  Boyfriend's mushroom risotto (4.0 stars)  was decadent and cooked perfectly.  To ended the meal we had the tiramisu (3 stars), unfortunately, the dish lacked the punch of espresso, was chilled as I like the desert and the dark chocolate cocoa powder (when taken in a mouthful) overpowered the light dessert.  We ended up scrapping the top power off the dish.
__label__1 Look, I'm not about to bitch and moan and say that everything about this place is bad. It is, in fact, a rather solid place to have a coffee. As in, if you'd like a forgettable coffee in a forgettable setting served by forgettable service.\n\nHowever, what I find unacceptable is that my favourite soup, the one I look forward to (the Red Thai Chicken) tasted not just bland, but actually watered down compared to Press Coffee. I have this thing about my soup, I like the soup to be, I don't know, soupie. If I wanted a bouillon, I would have ordered it. Now I go to Press Coffee a lot, mainly because I like the staff (same as Kilimanjaro I think), the ambiance, and the coffee, but the reason I go there is my soup (notice the snotty possessive). Never-have-I-ever been disappointing by Press Coffee's Red Thai Chicken. So when I popped in to Kilimanjaro, and noticed the sign for my favourite soup, I took some home with me.\n\nI am now a very sad Lou. Imagine me, if you will, looking misty-eyed out of the window (violin? Anyone?). You see, I thought me and Red Thai were at the very least going steady, but today I found that apparently he's just not that in to me. You see, he was watered down, a fraction of his former self. It just wasn't the same soup I've fallen in love with. Also, there was a strange piece of chicken in the soup that not only looked processed (or as if it had been snipped with tongs) it had bone in it, actual sharp bone that pierced my mouth. I took at my tongue-ring for a reason, I would not like it back while eating soup, but thanks for trying.\nI have also had previous experience with this place serving me some accidental gristle with my bacon, but thought it was a fluke. Apparently not so much.\n\nI'll stick with Press Coffee, thank you very much. I'm not impressed with Kilimanjaro.\n\nLet me go stare out of that window a little more, I'm nowhere near done pouting.
__label__3 From the name, you'd expect this Tollcross restaurant to offer some kind of full-on Greek \"cultural experience\", where waiters speak with exaggerated accents, flamboyantly smash plates and generally play up to every national stereotype out there.  However, to my slight relief, when I came here with some friends, I found the atmosphere considerably more restrained - in fact, we were the only people in the restaurant, probably because we were there early on a week night.\n\nFortunately the isolation didn't stop us from enjoying the perfectly cooked food.  The menu contains no surprises, featuring typical Greek dishes such as Moussaka and Pork Souvlaki, but our meal proved there's nothing wrong with keeping things traditional, as everything was excellent, especially the starters.  What particularly stood out for me was the spanakopita (feta and spiach pacrels), which had this amazing crispiness that is never there when I cook them myself.  The service was also really good, as you'd expect, given there was nobody else there!\n\nFrom Fiona H.'s review, I get the impression My Big Fat Greek Kitchen gets considerably more lively at weekends.  Perhaps that's when they do all the plate smashing.
__label__0 Bland food, bad service, prepare to wait for an hour for your main course.
__label__0 I had never been to Zoyo before although I heard good things about the froyo from friends the same could not be said about the staff. Last night my friends and I were out and decided that I had to go to Zoyo. We called about 9 just to verify that they were going to be open until 11 and they confirmed that yes they would be. We showed up at approximately 1020 and were told nothing other than they were closed. We asked why, especially when they door said that were suppose to be open until 11 and she gave us no reason but again stated that they were closed. Oh, I'm sorry I'm inconveniencing you by asking you to do your job. Needless to say there are enough delicious froyo and ice cream places with happy staffs around that I have other options. Unfortunately my one experience with Zoyo was bad enough that I will not get to have an actual experience.
__label__0 Ok, so after hearing so much about this place & checking the reviews, my family and I finally got a chance to check this place out tonight...The drive thru-line was packed & so was the inside. I thought, this place must be great...We got two boxes of The Caniac which included: Cole slaw, Tx Toast, Fries, & 6 chicken fingers...We also got the Sweet tea...My verdict: Bland, Bland, Bland...Wow...I cannot believe how \nseason-less this chicken was...Almost like they just threw it in the fryer...We've had better strips at Chili's...Fries: I love crinkle fries but these had no taste whatsoever...The cole slaw was just plain disguisting...Tasted stale. The Sweet tea & Tx Toast was the best thing in the combo...We drove pretty darn far to get to this place & now I'm pissed that I wasted my gas. Kids ate it but only because they were starving. My daughter said it was ehhh ok....Oh, almost forgot about the sauce which people said they couldnt live without. We even bought extras for $.31 cent a piece...Totally not good. Right now, I'm eating these chicken fingers with ketchup and threw a bunch of season on our fries when we got home...Maybe the other locations are better....
__label__1 I've been to this canes many times. Of course the sauce is the boss and the slaw is the law. But should the hair be there? I've found small hairs in the bottom of my caniac a few times before. Not a big deal seeing as how I already finished eating. But when your 2 fingers in on a delicious caniac and you take a bite and look at the chicken that you took a bite off of and see an inch and a half, curly, black, shiny hair wrapped around the remains of your chicken finger, you get a little disgusted. It seems as if someone took the time to do the tedious job of wrapping the hair around the chicken finger. They might as well have tied a bow in it to make it look pretty. When I brought my caniac to the counter, I said can I have a new caniac, this one has a big hair in it. (I was showing somewhat of a grin like it was a funny coincidence or a fluke) the employees just looked at me for about 5 seconds without responding so I said \"thank you\" and walked back to my seat and left my meal on the counter. I'm not the rude type but when I get stared at like I'm retarded for not eating some curly pube on my chicken finger I get a little aggravated. The manager was nice enough to walk my new caniac to my table and apologized for the inconvenience. I found that the manager handled the situation correctly but the employees did not, seeing as how i got stared down for not gorging on their delicious pubes. If you expect a little extra with your meal, then I suggest this raising canes. It's an unwritten rule that every other customer gets a free strand of black floss in their meal. lost the love for my canes...
__label__3 I love their sauce and will gladly trade fries and bread for extra sauce. :)\nOn our most recent visit, employee Kenton was SO patient and professional in explaining how we could get the most chicken for our $$.  Little things like that is what will keep me a loyal customer.
__label__3 Hungry and tired buskers need food and fast! So after a stint of busking in the midst of the Fringe, we headed to the nearest food joint which happened to be Olly Bongo's! With no expectations but just hungry bellies, we ventured inside. \n\nThe exterior is quaint and homely and we were met by lovely aromas and friendly, welcoming staff. We went for chilli nachos to share and thought it would be something that would just do the job. - Something moderately priced, share-able and that would keep us busking in to the night.\n\nWe were given a generous portion of nachos with humous, guacamole, creme fraiche, salsa and chilli. It was full of flavour and certainly hit the spot! If in need of food when in the area, I'll be back!
__label__2 The great thing about italian is that it is done decently well in most countries in the world.  Scotland is no different...which is why Vittoria came in relatively average in my book.  The menu is moderately priced and the food is moderately good.  Two nights previously in St. Andrews we had italian that blew this out of the water in terms of food and ambiance.  I give it three stars because it really wasn't bad, so a lower rating would be unfair.  Definitely an fine spot for bigger parties as they have a lot of space.  Not intimate though...wouldn't go here on a date.  I think Edinburgh has more to offer if you try harder to find a place.
__label__4 Really really good ! Just moved to East Vegas, wanted a good restaurant ! Found one.   Had: Crab Cheese Rangoons (delish) Chicken Satay (fabulous) Chicken Yellow Curry (perfect taste & after taste) Spicy Mint pork with...
__label__0 so sorry I didn't consult Yelp first.  all reviews are spot on - including the beer listed on the menu that isn't available....  Service was pleasant I guess but the food just sucked.  Perhaps if you go for the all you can eat snow crab legs you'll be happy but I don't recommend the other stuff.  Even the rice wasn't cooked properly.
__label__0 Sat at the bar for 30 minutes waiting on peel and eat shrimp appetizer. Server kept saying it was on its way. Never got the appetizer and left as our entree was coming out. Seems to be bad communications between the FOH and BOH. I've been here many times before but it seems to be getting worse. I expressed my concerns to the food and beverage manager and she seemed receptive. I'll give it another chance and hope that next time I can write a better review.
__label__1 I am accustomed to drinking coffee every morning from a Bialetti machine that brews a thick beverage. I also enjoy dark roasts--think French roast--so you can imagine that my morning coffee is not unlike drinking tar. When I visit various caf\u00e9s in search of coffee or espresso, I eschew light roasts whenever possible. You see where I'm going with this.\n\nSoy(a) milk in the UK is nowhere near as sweet as what is served in the States for which I am truly grateful. When I sipped my soy latte, my taste buds were greeted with unsweetened soy milk; and yet, there was the strangest second flavor to my latte. I couldn't place the flavor but it was light and almost nutty. Was I served coffee in place of espresso? I'm not sure if Black Medicine roasts its own beans but I was none too thrilled with the flavor profile of the espresso--too light for my tar pit taste buds.
__label__2 Quirky interior, clearly popular and possibly the best priced pot of tea in town.\n\n\n Could maybe do with opening past 18:00.
__label__2 Good coffee, nice wooden vibe, but whoa, the volume! The combination of deliveries, staff and a few early morning students was quite a jolt with which to start the day. Yeah, it's a noisy, busy part of town, always bustling - but this is a caffeine den, not a peaceful bolt hole - just to let you know. \n\nEnjoyed the free wi-fi, though my clothes smelt overwhelmingly of cooking for the rest of the day after just a morning coffee.\n\nGood for a strong coffee hit if you're in the area - you'll be lucky to get a seat, though, as it's really, really popular.
__label__1 The food ain't what it used to be here. They've introduced a carvery but only one visit per person.
__label__2 Jimmy Chung's near the Usher Hall was second nearest option when another venue was overflowing with a private function, but the food for me was a little bit on the heavy, sweet and gooey side and tad stodgy. Yeah there is meat but not sure if it's truly healthy? It did fill the tum with Lemon Chooks, rice, spring rolls, and as the temperatures rise outside a strange but welcomed addition to the dessert menu multi-coloured jelly and whippy ice cream!\n\nPretty relaxed atmosphere when we arrived around 9pm, and there were only a handful of people but not more than 20. Self service meant no queues, but seating arrangements meant facing a blank wall that was crying out for a picture, yeah they have a few television monitors dotted around but who goes out to watch tv??? \n\nWith unlimited food it's so easy to overdo the quantities and some of my party did just that with three main courses, but that means hefty gym workouts to balance the status quo me thinks!\n\nIv'e been avoiding  large food chains for as long as possible, focussing on what other and sometimes alternative foodie heavens can be found in the city, but every now and then others pull you back into reality by going for the easy option; not too far, near transport links. But afterall its better to have tried a place you don't really think you'll like, than to have never tried it at all. \n\nService was chilled and cleanliness fine, any dirty dishes were quickly swept away by eagle-eyed staff, food not too bad tasting, ok for costs(evening \u00a313). So for quick ready meals but no real idea what calories or amounts of Gluten your consuming best done rarely than often, but that's up to you!?
__label__1 Blech.  Don't be fooled by all of the signs advertising a $6.95 \"gamblers breakfast\".  When you open the menu you will see that it is actually $8.50 unless you hold a Binions card.\n\nEven at the lower rate it wouldn't be worth it.  Potatoes were sent back because they were too cold.  Scrambled eggs weren't very scrambled.  Bacon paper thin, sausage patti small.  \n\nOne star breakfast.  Two stars because the service was decent.
__label__0 I left my expensive ray-bans on the table after eating at binion's cafe. When i returned 10 minutes later for the sun glasses, they weren't there and the waiter that served us was not to be seen. Very disappointing.
__label__3 This gym is MAJOR!!! When I entered Gold's Gym Elite I felt as if I was checking into a hip hotel like The W. Very modern, stylish and CLEAN!! I am beyond happy about joining! It is extremely clean, which a gym should be. The staff is friendly and helpful. The cardio machines are way cool. Each one has a personal tv to use and a cord to connect your i-POD. How cool is that? It doesn't have a pool which is a bit of a downer. The views from the gym are excellent. I did my cardio workout the other day and watched all of the planes flying into Sky Harbor. It was fantastic! Gold's Gym Elite in Phoenix is not overly crowded which makes working out there so much more enjoyable. I was a member for a long time to a very popular gym in this part of the valley. It was way too crowded, and the bathrooms were filthy. I gladly ended my membership and joined Gold's Gym Elite.
__label__4 Yeah it's a bit pricey but I feel the money is well spent on staying healthy. The facilities are phenomenal and that staff knows me by name.\n\nIt is really only crowed around 5PM on weeknights. Crowded but you still don't have to wait for cardo machines.\n\nSuper clean, new machines, great location, friendly staff.
__label__0 Equipment is not well maintained. Pads are wearing out and not replaced on a fair amount of the machines..  No attention to oiling machines.  Place is not especially clean.  Not enough lockers.   Cardio cinema is a complete waste of space.
__label__0 (My original review is posted below)\n\nAt this point in time, I still have not gotten my money and I am still being charged by Gold's Gym, will be sent to collections, but I do not have an account with Gold's, thus even though I would pay, I would not be able to GO to their gym. WTF?!!?! Read on if you are curious...\n\nI have been dealing with Gold's Gym at least 3 times a week.. at certain points it was every single day...since I found out they didn't actually cancel my account.\n\nI was reimbursed for the $50 they charged me as a \"rate guarantee fee\" that the sales man agreed to wave (which obviously was a huge lie). Then my account was charged AGAIN after I was told my account was cancelled (for probably the 6th time). The salesman asked me to come down and pick up the cash again but I had just been there 2 days prior and it is not at all a quick commute. I asked him to mail it, provided my new address, and he repeated it to me. A week or more goes by and I have no gotten it. Turns out he sent it to the wrong apartment number. He apologizes and says he will send it out ASAP. Then another 2 or so weeks goes by and I'm furious and it turns out he sent it to the completely wrong address. My OLD address from where I moved AWAY from (the reason I wanted to cancel in the first place!). Then I call him, give him my address AGAIN and have him repeat it to me. This was about a week ago and I still have not gotten the money.\n\nToday I get a call from their outside billing company and they tell me that I am still in their account (despite Gold's Gym telling me that they have completely taken me out) and they are planning on sending me to collections if I don't pay what is overdue as well as a cancellation fee if I still want to cancel).\n\nSo... Gold's wants me to pay them for a gym membership that I cannot even use. And they want me to continue to pay for this for another 9 months. \n\nHow do these people sleep at night?
__label__1 This gym is ok. I don't like that the cleaning people always seem to be in my way and yet nothing seems clean. The women's locker room is always disgusting. The gym itself seems to be a bit small and stuffy in my opinion. I wish it was a little wider and had more open space instead of all the cluttering of machines and equipment. The front desk girls seem to be clueless and are not the happiest girls. Except for like two of the girls, I think one of them is named Candice or Candy.
__label__1 So we joined up together... well, I joined up and was able to have a guest come with me.  This meant my boyfriend always had to go with me if he wanted to go to the gym.  That was okay, because I truly do enjoy working out regularly.\n\nThe facility is beautiful... at first.  Slowly but surely I'd notice TVs on machines not working, there were no spray bottles for cleaning up machines (not that most people who worked out ever cleaned a machine), the steam room was being worked on on the men's side for quite some time, there were broken machines sitting around for days w/o any note left on it.  The place SMELLS terribly.  People need to learn how to bathe.  \n\nThe last thing that ticked me off is the class sizes.  There were truly 2 that I enjoyed... they were ALWAYS full.  Yes, I did go in the morning and it was the Wednesday and Thursday 6am classes that would FILL UP.  One particular time I got there 10 minutes before scheduled class and asked for a ticket to go into the Spin class.  I was given the last one.  When I got up to the Spin room, every bike was taken.  I still went and worked out on a few machines outside, but just frustrating.  \n\nThere were also always little things like the machines not being kept clean... gum in one of the elliptical machines that sat there for weeks.  \n\nI cancelled.  It's a bummer, but there are many other options.
__label__3 A traditional (dark wood and real ale) Edinburgh pub which offer a lot more than its dark interior suggests, for starters they serves up some surprisingly tasty food until midnight. Offerings include a selection of Buffalo burger, a hot pot special and normally a tasty homemade soup and while not the cheapest the food is well prepared and filling thus well worth the money.\n\nMy advice - check out the green mantle, have a few jars and something to eat, relax and enjoy.
__label__4 After reading the reviews I called DC to see if they had anything Open for me to get my expedition windows tinted  today ( Just the front two windows) Joe mentioned that he was working on a car but he didn't have to finish it until tomorrow and if I come right away he will fit me in. Wow! Made it there in less than 10 minutes he pulled the vehicle out that he was working on And pulled mine in.  He called Me back in about an hour and a half after working on my car and it looks great. Customer service, dependability And quality of work Joe is your man.... Highly recommend.
__label__1 every time i have grabbed a snack at this place they have messed up my order and it tasted horrible anyhow.\n\nthey also take forever to complete your order. it does not take 20 minutes to make a quesadilla, sorry.\n\nnever going here again.
__label__1 chose this out of sheer convenience a while back....   I wish the server felt like it was convenient to bring our drinks in a timely fashion.....  and then follow up to take away our plates....   spread - no selection... I really felt like I wanted my money back.... the cashier at the front was rude and clearly hated her job as I heard her bad mouth Golden Nugget and the buffet several times to other patrons... i rated 2 stars because you could always do worse in my opinion... still I wouldnt recommend...
__label__1 didnt like it. i thought because it was the golden nugget that it would be realy great, saddly it wasnt. there wasnt alot to chooes from and the hot food wasnt even hot, bearly warm is more like it. and if you like salad, dont bother coming here either it all looked like nobody put any though into the food, just kinda slaped a few styles together and called it a buffet. deffentaly not worth the $18.99
__label__1 After walking around the block on a Saturday night trying to find a restaurant that was not packed and had vegetarian options we resorted to just going to a buffet, (they are bound to have something vegetarian friendly, right?). I have never been to a vegas buffet, so I was super excited!\n\nThe waitress let us take a tour of the buffet first to see if anything appealed to us and then we went back to the cash, paid, and got our seats.\n\nThe buffet was nice, honestly, they had a lot of great options for meat an seafood lovers. Unfortunately not a whole lot for vegetarians, but we made it work. I mostly filled up on the salad bar an cheese pizza. My hubby got a delicious cream pasta made that was really good as well as an omelet. \n\nThe desert bar was nice, and had a great selection of sweets.\n\nThe one thing that threw me off, was the woman working the salad station. She kept taking her dirty rag and pushing all the dropped food back in the bins. Not appealing, and for sure, not very sanitary.\n\nTwo plates in and I was content, and the hubby was stuffed. Worth the price? For us, it was not, but the experience was nice.
__label__1 Went here August 1, 2014 for dinner. Should have save my $26, it was not worth it. Smelled fishy when you walked in. Save your money. Even prime rib was tough. Service was good, not there fault food is bad.
__label__3 I live down the street and my boyfriend and I love coming to raising canes. The service is great! Aside from a few times of our order coming out wrong, still really good.
__label__4 I've had Bar + Bistro bookmarked for about a year. Finally went two weeks ago and have been there three times since.\n\nI highly suggest ordering a latte with breakfast. A fabulous surprise was the crispy pancakes. There are about five items on the breakfast menu. The omelet was okay. I probably wouldn't revisit it.\n\nThe steak salad at lunch is wonderful. For $12 you get a filling assortment of pumpkin seeds, blue cheese, eggs, avocado, tomatoes, and grilled steak. \n\nFor dinner I tried their version of sorullitos. Holy cow. This is the reason I returned twice. These things are the distant, beautiful cousins to the ones you get in Puerto Rico. The cousin everyone wants, but no one can have, because, well, it's family and that'd be wrong. But here, it's okay. Eat the corny fried thing with the secret spicy sauce. \n\nGuess the thing that puts Bar + Bistro above the rest is the atmosphere. It's real. Authentic. It has hurricane furniture, the kind that doesn't move when a storm hits because it's the real deal, welded together by an artist. My dad welds. Service can be spotty but I don't mind because I've got stars in my eyes.\n\nBar + Bistro is what community tastes like, looks like.
__label__3 Add B+B to the current vegan explosion going on in Vegas! Their chef recently revealed a new and extensive vegan menu.  I was super excited to check it out, and I was not disappointed.\n\nFirst, there are at least 3 or 4 FULL PAGES of vegan menu, including tapas, salads, sandwiches, entrees and yes, even desserts.  No afterthought of inclusion here -- this was a carefully thought-out and well-designed nod to vegan and v-friendly diners.  \n\nI went with my foodie vegan pal, and we tried lots of tapas: Daiya cheese-stuffed piquillo peppers (yum!), pomegranate-sauced plantains (yum!), fried artichokes (yum!), paella (yum!), and grilled veggie tacos (OMFG double yum!).  The paella was more of a risotto, but still tasty, and a HUGE serving considering it was a \"tapa.\"  The star of the evening was the plate grilled tacos, which came with jicama slaw, pico de gallo and some mango salsa, too, I believe.  Each component was delish and combined, the flavors all really worked together.  Sadly there were only 3 little tortillas (so there was lots of leftover filling, which we ate anyway).  I cold have eaten 10 of these! \n\nAnother nice surprise was the VERY reasonably-priced wine list! We had a nice bottle of garnacha to accompany our dinner, and it was only $28.  Several other choices under $30 as well! \n\nWe decided on the chocolate cake (served with a glass of rice milk) for dessert.  Way too full to each get our own!  It took quite awhile to arrive (I actually think our waiter forgot to put in the order), but we were enjoying our wine and a lovely evening on the patio, so no big.  The cake was also delish.  Molten on the inside, and the cool rice milk was a nice foil to the warm chocolate.  The texture of the cake was a little spongy and dry, but I would definitely order it again.\n\nI can't wait to go back and try more stuff! I put up my pictures from the night, but they are pretty poor quality due to the low lighting.  Better pix next time!\n\nOur server was very nice, but a bit slow and absent minded. That was the only real negative.  Otherwise, everything was excellent; and our dinner with 5 tapas, dessert, a bottle of wine, sparkling water, and tip was just over $100.  Good deal!
__label__3 I was going to downtown Las Vegas last night for a show, so I decided to stop for dinner at the Bar + Bistro.  I made one error in that it was First Friday in the Arts District and the restaurant has an abbreviated menu for that evening.\n\nI went with two of their tapas plates and a dessert.  I started with their roasted tomate soup.  It was excellent.  The second dish was their 5 cheese mac and cheese a combination of smoked gouda, sharp cheddar, fontina, Manchego, roasted tomato, piquillo peppers, and parmesan crisp.  The pasta was gigli.  The mac and cheese was very tasty, too!\n\nI rounded out my dinner with a warm chocolate ganache cake.  It, too, was excellent.  It was served with a small scoop of sorbet and it was a perfect ending.\n\nAll things considered, I'd rather have come here on a night when I could have ordered from the full menu, but I had the chance to taste some of their good cuisine.  I think it's a bit pricey for what you get.  I enjoyed the decor a lot.  The tables shaped like artists' palettes with a metal well in many.  One thing that got me several times was the thought that I had dripped something onto the table.  When I looked, it was merely some spattered paint when they were decorating the tables.  Every time I looked down, it was a \"gotcha.\"
__label__1 We had reservations for dinner prior to attended a performance at the Smith Center. It was Sunday and there were performances in 2 theaters. We arrived 15 minutes early and the restaurant was packed. Our hostess was telling walk-ins that they were filled up and the only seating available was on the patio. Our hostess took us to a small table with no lighting and we felt that it would not be possible to read the menu. We asked for another table and one that I pointed out was not available since the table was broken, (Lost Revenue!!). We were offered another table that seated 4 people which was difficult getting into but satisfactory. The d\u00e9cor is artsy, nice tables like artist palettes and fits in with the neighborhood. \n\nService\nOur waitress asked if we were going to the Smith Center and since we were she would get us out quickly. It appeared from the customer's attire everyone was going to the Smith Center. We ordered 2 glasses of wine and dinner at the same time. It seemed like a long wait for the wine about 10 minutes. After a while I asked the waitress about our wine and she said there was only 1 bartender and things were backed up. My wife ordered the French Onion Soup as an entr\u00e9e and I ordered the Barramundi Sea Bass. The French Onion Soup came out separate from the Sea Bass. I waited 10 minutes before asking a passing waiter to check on my entr\u00e9e. He immediately bought it to the table. I wonder if it was sitting in the kitchen waiting to be picked up. Upon arrival I asked why both dinners were not brought out together and the response was the fish takes longer than the soup. I repeated the question and the waiter agreed that they should have been brought together. It appears the restaurant is overwhelmed by the amount of business from the Smith Center.\n\nFood\nThe soup was warm not hot and since it arrived early my wife ate it since it would have been cold if she waited for my dinner. The soup was tasty with a good sweetness to the onions. My entr\u00e9e was very good. The fish was cooked perfectly and had a tasty sauce.\n\nIf not for the service issues, I would award Bar + Bistro 4 stars. It might be interesting to go there on a non theater night. Bar + Bistro is a nice addition to the Las Vegas Arts District. \nOne final comment our waitress did not ask if we would like dessert.
__label__0 Second time in a row we were seated and told the kitchen was backed up and they couldn't take orders for 20 mins. Don't know why this happens here and not at other restaurants we go to but whatever, we were going to have wine for a bit so it didn't matter. Took over 10 minutes to get our wine which was annoying but I could overlook it if the food was better.\n\nI don't know what happened to their food but the quality has gone down...a lot. Everything was lacking basic seasoning. Fried plantain chips had no salt. Mushroom dish only tasted like sour sherry. Artichoke dip tasted like it came out of a supermarket freezer. Spanish tapas are supposed to be flavorful and delicious and sadly nothing we had here was either.
__label__1 Heard so many great reviews of this place.  My experience was horrible. To start off they took forever to seat a party of 7. While there was numerous seats available. Once seated we had to go looking for the waiter because we never got menus they took forever to take our orders. They were out of numerous items on their menu. The waiter had a bad attitude throughout our whole dinner. Will not be going back. Food not worth horrible customer service.
__label__0 Overall a really bad dining experience. Went here with a couple friends specifically for bluegrass brunch. The host sat us outside, despite the band playing inside, at a bar table that was covered in dust and cigarette ashes. After 20 minutes with no server, one of us went in to ask. a waitress came out, wiped down the table, and took our order. Our food came out at completely different times and the server didn't know which order was which. Two of us were completely finished eating before the final order came out. Food was not awful but was really bland and way overpriced. The glasses are made out of cut glass beer bottles which could be cool but mine was cracked around the rim which was dangerous. Some woman had her dogs sitting directly on top of another table, which was gross. Several people came out of the bar and lit up cigarettes directly beside out table. Gross. The dust blowing off the vacant lot next door kept coating our table which made finishing our meals impossible. And again, gross. Our waitress was friendly but totally inattentive. Maybe it was more crowded than normal inside. The whole experience called to mind visiting a little brother's frat house on banquet night or something. The reality of a scummy dive patio masquerading as fancy brunch. Most of this probably would have been much better inside...looked nicer in there. Patio was a giant disappointment. No way we will ever go back.
__label__2 I went for Sunday brunch. The patio was full so I would recommend making reservations for larger parties if you plan to have brunch on the patio while a band is playing. The ambience is very nice and relaxing. I would advise against wearing heels though. I was in wedges and found it very difficult to walk on their uneven flooring. Our server was amazing. He made suggestions of his favorite menu items and was very attentive. If you are starving, you will need to order more than one menu item. This restaurant serves very...how do you put it...healthy-sized portions of food. I'm tiny and I needed 2 things. Each dish runs about $15 unless you order just bacon, toast or cornbread. Then it's about $6. The food is rather tasty, but it wasn't $30-tasty. They also have bottomless mimosas and bloody mary though during brunch so it is worth the $$$ if you plan to have a Sunday Funday.
__label__3 Bar and Bistro offers dinner and an art gallery.  It's the perfect date night spot!  \n\nAt this downtown gem, eat dessert first.  I opted for  s'mores that are entirely made from scratch!  \n\nMost vegetarian options are scrumptious.  The patron next to me was raving about his burger.  Skip the vegetarian paella.  My daughter and husband loved the grilled cheese and tomato soup.
__label__4 went here last week with friends & it was amazing. had a gr8 time. great food, great drinks, excellent atmosphere, and awesome time. i would like to bring my husband here for date night.
__label__1 I tried 3 different things on the menu to try their range.\nFirst, the chili cheese fries were awesome.  They are the only thing that might redeem this place.\nI tried their cheeseburger.  Eh, it's okay.  About as good as you can expect for a place that specializes in chicken.\n\nLast, I tried their boneless chicken.  Chicken fingers that are overcooked, dry, and have thick breading that is tasteless.\nI tried 3 sauces: sweet chili, ranch, and bleu cheese.  Seriously, the bleu cheese tastes like mayo (and nothing like bleu cheese), the ranch tastes like cole slaw (and nothing like ranch), and I couldn't stomach the sweet chili after smelling the rancid sauce.\n\nI think I'll go back to get some chili cheese fries on my way to Farmer Bros or KFC.
__label__3 We just returned home after 4 days in Vegas. 2 nites in a row we were at Level 107. We loved it. There were 7 of us. Great service, the food(appetizers) we very good and the martinis great. 2 for 1 on martinis, 50% off appetizers. I'm usually not a martini drinker, but the caramel and the raspberry were very good. Go there, you'll have great drinks, service and a nice group of friendly people working there.
__label__2 The view is amazing for 360 degrees... The ambiance is quite chill and the DJ on Friday night is decent. Mostly top 40 and EDM infused mixes playing through the speakers. \n\nThe late happy hour is only for food and the reason this place gets a couple of stars knocked out of the sky is because of the service and the food that is served. The buns on the sliders were hard enough to break a window on impact and the calamari was soggy (probably microwaved for happy hour). It also took forever for the waitress to make her way around to us. I could have taken the stairs to level 0, walk to the liquor store and walk back up the stairs to Level 107 before she came back with our order. \n\nThis place has a lot of potential, it just needs a facelift in a few places. The view is main reason this gets 3 stars.
__label__4 Probably one of the coolest bars in Madison. Quirky without being pretentious, laid back without being soporific. Fantastic beer selection and really friendly staff.
__label__3 When my boyfriend and I arrived to this cute little bistro, there were only 1 or 2 tables occupied. The walls of the interior are painted a light green color that I enjoyed. There are gold statuettes along the walls, as well as many large windows that fill the space with natural light. On most, if not all, of the tables are little vases with orchids. It was a pleasant dining area even with the TV playing in the background. It can be hard to spot if you don't pull into the parking area behind Aloha kitchen. \n\nThe menu is displayed on the wall along with several photos of their specialties. J quickly decided on the lechon kawali, a large portion of crispy skinned pork with juicy, fatty meat on the inside. It came with a vinegary dipping sauce that complimented the richness of the meat and several slices of raw sweet onion. It was REALLY crisp, crackled when you bite into kind of crisp. I found it made my jaw muscles tired after eating 3-4 pieces- but probably not a bad thing since all that chewing might help work off some of that delicious pork fat. I ordered the adobo, which was a large bowl full of super tender, soy and vinegar-spiced pork chunks. The cuts of pork reminded me of some of the better carnitas I've had, with enough gristle and unrendered fat left to give it an unctuous mouth feel. The flavorful sauce was great to pour over the perfectly cooked sticky rice and more of it would've disappeared easily. It seemed like a dish that had been cooking low and slow for quite some time, a signature of many comforting dishes. I would have liked some vegetables with it to break up all the meatiness, but it was a delicious dish. The texture of the rice was great with the pork. We also got an order of the Shanghai lumpia, which would have all vanished if I hadn't caught J before he got to them all! Crisp, narrow cigar-shaped little pockets of deep-fried meaty goodness served with a sweet and sour chili sauce, it's easy to see why. \n\nWe also had an Ilikoi passion drink and Kona coffee. The coffee was lovely but was served with packets of non-dairy creamer, which saddens me a little. It's really a small detail, but when having such a nice variety of coffee I want to enjoy it fully and without high fructose/hydrogenated processed things. Not a huge deal because it still tasted great, but something I find worth pointing out. I was really excited that they offered kona coffee! The passion fruit drink was also tasty, though J drank most of it. The water tasted like tap water, so we barely sipped any.\n\nOverall, the food here was great. If you're a fan of the Hawaiian Sun drinks I imagine you'll be happy. It's a nice change of pace from the usual strip mall fare and I'd rather go here than to another McChipotle or Pei Wei. Not my usual neighborhood hang out, but I can see going back sooner rather than later!
__label__3 This place is very clean and has a friendly staff. Our favorite was the sisig. Too bad they took it off the menu. Their sinigang and lechon kawali are delicious.
__label__1 Am I wrong? So, I have an expired Groupon - cost $25 (Groupon was $55).  I was not asking for them to accept the $55 face value - I get that. But they wouldn't accept it for take out. I am solo and just wanted to use my $25 for a take out. I was planning to have a glass of wine while I waited and I always tip well. I purchased the Groupon originally because I really like Rudy's but I was unable to organize a group to go before it expired. Would it have been so hard for them to make an exception to their rule and let me use my $25 (which I've already spent) for a nice dinner at home?  I'm reconsidering Rudy's and am reconsidering Groupons in general.
__label__2 We ate here a week or so ago and I have to say it was okay. It's nothing either one of us was blown away by but the food was good. We ordered the gnocchi with marinara and the ravioli al formmagio.  Both were good but the stand out was the marinara sauce. I'm rather picky about it and it's probably some of the best I've had in awhile. We also ordered the caprese as an appetizer and again it was good but nothing wonderful. Service was very good as well. For a restaurant in a strip mall setting it was good however the prices are really high considering.
__label__0 Attempted to Griffintown Caf\u00e9 today but due to short staff or poor administration,\nI cant even give this place a star because we never made it in. We were 2, and when we got there, there were 6 free tables. We stood there for over 10 minutes waiting for someone to come to seat us. All the while noticing that the people who were seated all had their menus and were looking annoyed like they hadn't been served yet. Then all of a sudden the party of 4 standing behind us somehow gets seated and the waitress doesn't say anything to us. We wait another 10 or so minutes and the people who we initially saw seated with menus had still not been served. At this point we waited another 5 minutes (still not seated despite the 6 free tables) and then just decided it would probably be an hour or so until we actually ate if we stayed there so we went elsewhere.\nWTF? I can understand if the place is brimming to full capacity but when you have 6 open tables and you can't manage to seat the few people at the door and serve the customers that are already seated there are major issues. \nSorry not going back.
__label__1 I'm always very skeptical of restaurants that boast cuisine from all ends of the earth. Make up your minds people! Jacqueline's menu has chocolate chip pancakes, asian rice bowls, deli sandwiches, Mexican dishes and a crazy smattering of other options. Can one establishment really be that adept at all cusines? I think not.\n\nI had a lunch date with a friend who was visiting so after picking her up at the Scottsdale Hilton I decided this was a close place to try.  My friend had the tuna wrap which was mayo city (she could only eat half of it) and after scowering the menu for healthy pescatarian/vegetarian options (I think only the Greek salad lacked chicken) I decided on the fish tacos.  I know ordering fish tacos at a restuarant that doesn't claim to be southwestern or Mexican was risky but nothing else really appealed to me! The tacos were ok...small bits of fish torn up inside flour tortillas with salsa, lettuce and \"Mexican\" rice on the side. The portion itself was huge so I definitely got my money's worth but the food was just \"MEH\"! I liked the fruity iced tea though. Maybe this place is better for breakfast? I don't think I'll return for a lunch or dinner meal...
__label__4 We LOVE This Place!!!\n\nWe went to Jacqueline's for the 1st time today for a late breakfast and were extremely pleased with the whole experience. They have a very colorful and fun decor and our server, Mindy, was an absolute sweetheart.\n\nI would definitely recommend both items we had - the Chorizo Omelet (killer) and the Croissant French Toast (Yummm) and the kid's are in love with the Mac & Cheese (kid friendly place).\n\nKeep up the good work, Jacqueline (whoever you are)....we'll be back for more!!! :)
__label__1 \"If you don't have anything nice to say, don't say anything at all.\"  I think that's how the saying goes... and I usually stick to this saying but since I'm a yelper, I have to be honest about my experience at Jacqueline's Cafe.\n\nI admit, I read the reviews prior, many of them not so positive, but I was still optimistic that I would like Jacqueline's.  It's in a convenient location in the Hilton Village shopping center and it looks bright, colorful, and fun from the outside.  There's also a ton of option on the menu.  So I dragged Lindsey F with me to lunch earlier this week.  \n\nWe were greeted and seated in a timely manner... and our server was sweet.  We ordered ice water with lemon and a hummus appetizer to start.  The water tasted like it wasn't filtered and the hummus had a tang to it that wasn't a good tang.  (I think I've tasted hummus with a tang when it's sat too long in my refrigerator in the past).  I will say the pita that came with it was warm and tasty though.\n\nWe each ordered salads, and they were huge portions.  They looked good but a few bites in and we both agreed that they looked much better than they tasted.  The egg, chicken, and avocado that came in my Cobb Salad tasted processed, and the dressing was really thick.  Needless to say, I barely made a dent in it.\n\nSo there you have it, my honest review of Jacqueline's Cafe.  The two star rating says it all: \"Meh. I've experienced better.\" Sorry Jacqueline's - I wish you luck but I will probably not be back for another mediocre meal.
__label__1 Good, average food. Not the greatest but it hits the spot. 808 Hawaii Mixed Plate up the road has some fancier dishes, a little more tasty, but you get what you expect here.
__label__0 tried the short ribs, by far the worst short ribs ive ever had. It had no taste and it was gamey.
__label__2 This is your prototypical Hawaiian BBQ joint. It's very reminiscent of L&L's. In fact, they even have the daily specials laminated and taped behind the counter. The serving sizes are pretty much the same as well with your choice of mini or regular. The chicken katsu curry was good as was their macaroni salad. I thought the spam musubi was smaller in size. The food was good, but nothing about this place made it stand out from any other Hawaiian barbeque place.
__label__1 I was taken here once by a group of my ex-boyfriend friends, who all go to Napier. As it is just a 5 minute walk from the Napier Halls, it's their local. As a result it was full of shouting students and roudy drunks. Not really my scene.\n\nThe bar itself is reasonably nice, it's a nice dark brown and cream theme. But the seats are grotty and tables are sticky. We went to play pool and only one pool queue was in operation, it made the whole thing quite difficult. When I was there they were showing the Superbowl so every other minute people would be screaming in my ear or swearing at a bad call.  \nThe staff were quite snippy too, I didn't feel very welcomed, and they made no effort to clear up all the empties we were beside.
__label__2 ended up at The Chanter for one of my work colleague's leaving night.  on arrival we wandered in and found a massive area that had been reserved for our party, so big thumbs up that there was a place to sit for everyone that came :)  i know i'm not old, but i am old enough to appreciate a seat in a pub!!\n\nonce the first round of drinks was ordered, we also put in a food order for a light dinner.  the menu is vaguely similar to wetherspoons bars and the like so basic pub grub with an emphasis on fried food and burgers.  nothing to complain about though as it was good value and from the food i tried it was tasty as well.  just what you need to help soak up drinks on a work night out!  also the drinks were well priced, with a bottle of white being only about \u00a311 and they also offer a student discount if you're lucky enough to have one of those handy student cards!\n\non top of drinks, loads of seats, and decent pub grub this place plays good music and draws in a varied crowd of people!  we happened to be there the friday night before the Scotland v France rugby match so had an abundance of french men about wanting a drink and chat.  i have to say that i really enjoyed my night and that this place is definitely A-OK.  maybe not the most glamourous of venue, but more than acceptable for a good night out with the work colleagues.
__label__3 Ramen isn't like that foamy starch they serve in Styrofoam cups you get from the truck stop.  Ramen is a rich, thick broth with hearty noodles, delicious meat (or tofu), and some exotic add-ons to pull the whole experience together.  If you're a ramen fan, or just want to try something new and delicious in Tempe, visit Republic Ramen + Noodles.\n\nThis place serves dome fabulous ramen.  They also have a cafe that serves delicious milk tea.
__label__3 I was quite skeptical of Republic Ramen at first--not because of how it looked, smelled, or what I had heard but because why would there be a restaurant charging 8 dollars for what I can make for .14 cents?\n\nMan was I wrong. My friends invited me and when I showed up I was happily surprised by the very clean restaurant. Couples sat in the back eating and drinking sake. The lady at the counter was very friendly and when I asked for an explanation of the menu she was very helpful. \n\nThe menu works something like this: pick your broth (they have 5 or 6), then pick the meat. The vegetables are standard but they do have some extras including kimchi!\n\nAnd the kimchi was amazing, the perfect amount of spice. And it tasted great when put into the ramen. \n\nThe goyza and tempura were amazing and after finishing them I only wanted more. I got their standard ramen with chicken and while the chicken was a tad dry (overcooked) the taste of the broth and the freshness of the vegetables more then made up for it.\n\nThough I've only been once I plan on going again, to try some of their other broths.
__label__3 I thought that I could only get some good noodles here on the East Coast but boy was I wrong! I cant stop thinking about how good it was. Next time I am in town, Im heading straight there!
__label__2 I've always been a fan of this place because it's just about the only place to get ramen in the valley, and their ramen is pretty tasty. But the last time I went there I ordered my standard republic broth with tofu, add hard boiled egg, and extra noodle, but also got a side of food poisoning. I know it was this place because other than here I had only had a small breakfast of toast and laughing cow cheese at home (which I eat every morning) that day. The following morning I woke up with all the symptoms of food poisoning, I still give them 3 stars because I have been eating here for years. I don't know what changed but I won't be going back anytime soon.
__label__3 Get extra bowls or a to-go container you wil need them. \n\nHUGE portions which scores points for me always. The food is great too. No, it's not authentic, but if you're just looking for some feel-good food come here. Portions are huge which is why it costs a bit (up to nine bucks after tax) but their best item is actuallt their cheapest the plain udon at under seven bucks after tax. \n\nTheir udon noodles are super thick you won't miss the meat. I have very Americanized tase buds I'll admit, but to me the broth is super tasty. I put in a cup of chili oil and it's bliss in a bowl. \n\nAlso gets points for atmosphere very clean, for just a few dollarsmore than fast food it's actually a place you can enjoy sitting in and spending time.
__label__3 I absolutely love the food here. I've never tasted anything I don't 100% love. The Tokyo ramen with beef is my go to, but the Shoyu and Tonkotsu ramens are delicious as well. The location is great, and the hours aren't bad. I do kind of wish they were open a bit later, I think they'd do well with all the college kids in town!  My only downside to this place is the service. For the most part, you encounter rude, blank staring college kids who are counting down the minutes until their shifts are over. I've never had the pleasure of being greeted by someone friendly! I return for the food, but the service needs a serious improvement.
__label__2 Place was clean and had a modern look. Ordered the tonkatsu ramen with pork.  The ramen came in a large bowl with all the fixins (bean sprouts, green onions, carrots, and spinach) which I really did not care for. The broth was flavorful, the pork was tasty and plentiful, and the noodles were very good. Overall, very satisfied as I was craving ramen.  I would definitely come back.
__label__3 Everytime I come to the Phoenix area I make a stop in here for a bowl of tonkotsu ramen with traditional toppings and some gyoza. Some of the better ramen I've had since leaving Las Vegas. If you see the sign and think cup ramen you are dead wrong. After this you will never go back to instant.
__label__1 Meh. I've had better. Not very authentic and the broth was mediocre. I asked for the Tonkatsu spicy and they seasoned it way too spicy. Not to mention the charsiu tasted very old. Still on the hunt for a real ramen noodle house in the valley!  Very disappointing.
__label__3 Just flew in and our of Phoenix earlier today and this place was very nice. Lovely service - friendly, very friendly,  and prompt - food was hot and juicy! Nice Chicken Breasts and the cheese was still melted / melting when it hit the table. With a Sam Adams, well that is nice. Then off to the next plane! Thanks Roadhouse!
__label__1 It's been a while since I've been to Pizzedelic, so I thought it would be fun to give it a try again. My wife and I had dinner here this week with our 2 year old son, and I was very surprised by the poor quality food and the terrible service. \n\nFirst let's start with the food. We started with some cod fritters that were overcooked and barely had any cod in then. Then my chicken pizza was so dry and tasteless that I felt like I was eating a piece of cardboard. It was barely edible, and I did not enjoy it at all. My wife had a pasta dish and she thought it was OK but not great, so obviously not all of the food is bad. They have a great deal on a kids pizza - it's just $1 if an adult orders a regular pizza. I actually liked my son's plain cheese pizza better than mine. \n\nNow the service. It's obvious that the owners hire based on looks, not skill (is that legal?). Everyone is very attractive, but you can tell they hate working there. They did not seem happy that we had a baby, and they did the bare minimum to get us set up with a table. When my son accidentally knocked over and broke a glass (kids will be kids) several of the staff noticed, but not one person came over to help us. We ended up cleaning it all up ourselves. It took us about 5 minutes to get it all clean, and during this time no one came by to see if we needed any assistance, they just totally ignored us. I have never had that happen before at a restaurant. They brought our food, they took our money, all without a smile. These are unhappy people. \n\nSo I give them 1 star for my wife's pasta, and 1 star for the price of the kids food. But I highly suggest you find a different place to eat.
__label__2 L'endroit est correct si on veut manger un morceau entres amis, mais on ne s'y pr\u00e9lasse pas trop longtemps. Les cocktails sont fades et donc un peu chers, la pizza y est mangeable mais les saveurs sont le plus souvent mal dos\u00e9e (Entres autres, ma pizza saumon fum\u00e9 et gingembre ne go\u00fbtait que le gingembre intense..), et on y joue la pire musique de l'univers. Par contre, fans de croutes minces r\u00e9jouissez-vous! La croute \u00e0 pizza est ben bonne, mais c'est pas assez pour me donner envie de revenir pour une occasion sp\u00e9ciale. \n\nPlus pour un stop rapide si je suis avec une gang d'amis difficiles, parce que tout le monde peut y trouver une pizza \u00e0 son go\u00fbt, \u00e0 peu pr\u00e8s.
__label__2 The hubbie's sister and her husband were in town and wanted to try RigaTony's since they have a friend who is a Snowbird and likes the place.  We had not eaten there in a while.  \n\nWe've been eating at Olive Garden a lot, mostly because I get $25 gift cards thru work. Having gone to RigaTony's, it will definitely be the go to place when we are dining solely on our dime and want a nice dinner and salad. It is well worth the slightly higher cost per menu item.\n\nI got the chicken with lemon and artichoke...yum.  I love their house salad.  One of my bunco buddies always gets that salad when it's her turn to host.  Hubbie liked the bread (and the salad).  The hubbie got the lasagna and enjoyed it...until later in the evening when he had some major acid reflux.  Getting older sucks.   Stubborn cuss won't try my crystalized ginger remedy...I haven't had a Tums in a looooonnnnng time.\n\nWe topped the evening off w/ a trip to Angel Sweet.  Yum.
__label__2 What do you write when you like everything about a place... except the food?  And even then, you didn't dislike the food, it just wasn't to your taste.  You see, RigaTony's serves up some hearty, meaty, thick lasagna... but the sauce is toooooo sweeeeet.  My friend and I thought the same thing.  Unfortunately, we both liked the restaurant but are not fans of sweet tomato sauce, instead preferring a garlicy, spicy sauce.  \n\nThat being said, if you are a fan of food on the sweeter side (which obviously many are since it was nicely packed)... I'd recommend RigaTony's.  The restaurant is way cute, service is great and you like the feeling you have when you're there.  It'd be good for a date, business meeting or just fun night out.  \n\nBtw, we found their tent at the farmer's market a few weeks ago and had to come in after that.  Offering up inexpensive, tasty breakfast pizza is a great marketing move! :)  And the 'sample' of wine that was delivered to our table when we first sat down was a good move too.  \n\nI'd go again if friends wanted to meet here but I'd order something that did not have a tomato-based sauce.\n\nMight not see ya there!
__label__2 Went to Rigatonys tonight with my sister and niece. Niece and I shared manicotti. It was decent enough, not super fabulous but not the worst I've ever had. My sister had the Mahi special with asparagus and quinoa pasta. She loved it. There was a creamy dill sauce on the fish. The salad was also awesome- nice portion of salami, cheeses, olives, pepperocini etc.. We tried spumoni for dessert and that was legit and a nice portion as well. Bryce was our server and was very nice, knowledgeable and had everything out in a timely manner. He told us about the extra charge for split plate. The meal came with bread as well. It was an overall great experience and we will be back.
__label__4 Wanted to get some italian food so we thought of going to Olive Garden. Thankfully, i decided to look something up on Yelp! and I'm excited to say I'm glad I used the app to find this place. \n\nWe all ordered the eggplant parmesan with salad. The salad and the dressing that it comes with compliments each other very well! I do not remember how many refills of salad we had gotten that day.\n\nThe eggplant itself was amazingly good! There was also sufficient amount of eggplant that was given. Defiantly quality italian food. \n\nOur server was also really great! She could not have been any nicer. She also gave us a slice of espresso cake which was probably one of the best cakes I've had in a while. I could be exaggerating but it really did taste good. \n\nCheck it out for yourself. You will not be disappointed.
__label__0 This Walmart was just like any other walmart, except, the employees were extremely rude and not helpful at all. I will no longer be going to this walmart, I will drive the extra miles to another walmart for the smiles and friendly help!!!
__label__2 Fries are great but everything else is terrible.  I would eat here more often if they improved their burgers even just a little bit.
__label__1 Fries where not good at all. Kind of mushy and weird seasoning. They charge for ranch. The burger was nothing to brag about. I had to ask for ketchup. Coupon made it worth a try- tricky parking lot to pull our of to make a left hand turn.
__label__0 Gimmick - they say no enrollment fee but they want 69 admin fee.  Whatever. The other lifetime fitness is only 69 enrollment. \nBullshit
__label__3 I've been going here since September of last year and I still love it. I have an awesome trainer who helps and educates his class. It may be a bit pricey but to me it's worth it.
__label__4 Looking for Sex On The Beach? Don't waste your time Nancy Boy! This is one of the best Cocktail Joints in town, that's for sure. I use it as the turning point in my night out, the mid point in the Tim J Drinker's Guide to Edinburgh - its the final farewell to classy drinking (and its all down hill from there).\n\nThese guys know their stuff, with a very particular drinks list, the decor and 'uniform' of the staff demonstrate a 100% commitment to providing a quirky-kitsch cocktail Nirvana! They have been recognised throughout the bar trade for being at the top of their game.\n\nTea cups have been trendy for a while, but these guys are no newcomers, so don't knock them for being in amongst it. You wont get a pineapple filled with pina colada, but if you ask them for a straight forward mojito or an old fashioned it will complete you. I, however, prefer to go for something straight from their list, some of which will smack you in the face and make sure you are standing to attention. \n\nTip from the professional drinker, always buy a beer chaser to maintain your rhythm, perfection takes time, and if you drink these the same way you would a straight up spirit and mixer, you will be carried out the back door....\n\nIts a very small snuggle of a place, I prefer to find a ledge to stand at as the couches will eat your sexy ass alive...
__label__4 Cute place in an authentic setting. The restaurant has Scottish charm. The food was clean and hearty. Had a halibut carpaccio which was amazing. The staff was friendly. Met the owner who was just great. Highly recommend.
__label__4 first paintball experience ever for a company event and i got tore up.\n\nthe pain is addicting after awhile.  at first you're just like #(#$#($#@)*$$#&*, then after the initial shock wears off you're like yeaaa, battle wounds bitch!\n\nmy review could be biased as i don't have much to compare too, but the staff was really helpful, and knew what they were doing.  the place is quite huge.  i was told there would be a concession stand, but it wasn't open at the time we went.\n\ni have been wearing my bruised ass body with pride.\n\nwill definitely do again!
__label__3 Efficient staff with even measured decorum. I had two eggs with creton and baked beans. Odd, their creton is served in a market-wrapped portion. Probably accessible in grocery stores soon. All elements of the meal we're fine. My wife had the egg benedict. The hollandaise sauce was rather sweet but still pleasant. Really folks, a good breakfast place but without the charm of a 'mom & pop' intangibles.
__label__3 My husband and I are massive Big Lebowski fans and we have been looking for an excuse to go here for a while, so when a pub quiz was on offer we were on it! \n\nAny bar that has 25 different versions of a white Russian has to be worth a look, and the select few we sampled did not disappoint, for me hands down the \"toe\" was the winner. Ever wondered what it would be like if it was socially acceptable to drink down some alcoholic melted mint choc ice cream? Wonder no more.......its magnificent! I'm sure I could easily lose several weekends working my way down that list with a big grin on my face.\n\nThe food is equally impressive. At first glace its your usual pub spread of pies, burgers and the likes but in the social spirit of things I opted for the carnivores' sharing platter, not really knowing what I had ordered. Turns out it's a jam packed board of the most beautifully cooked chicken skewers, steak strips, ham and smoked salmon that I have had the fortune to encounter. All served up with plenty of bread, oatcakes, salad and the likes to keep a whole table full of foodies happy! For \u00a320 i call that a result. \n\nOver all a great place with friendly knowledgeable staff, comfy booths and an excellent ambiance. Don't be put off about the \"theme bar\" status, I think if I wasn't a fan of the film I wouldn't even notice the references. The place holds its own amongst the most cosy and stylish places around. \n\nJust an afterthought really, this would have been a 5 star but 2 things let it down. Ladies toilets needed some fixing up (missing locks, no TP, broken taps with hand written 'do not use' signs....you know what I'm talking about) and after the quiz was an open mic night. Now I'm all for letting people have a go and their 2 mins of fame but I'd still like to be able to hear my friends talking without having to scream at them to repeat themselves. Ended up calling it a night within 5 mins of the open mic starting. Maybe I've just got delicate ears?!
__label__0 I really don't want to have to do this because I've had such amazing experiences at Lebowskis before. But if this had been my first visit I would never be going back.\nWent for a Saturday night dinner and drinks treat and expected a lot better. I'd have the meat platter before and was craving it so was disappointed when it was no longer on the menu. When I asked the waitress about it I was reassured they still did it, it just wasn't printed on the menu. I happily handed over my money and sat back in anticipation. But what turned up was worse that dreadful. 4 slices of what i can only assume was Salisbury's bread along with a bundle of salmon, a bowl of haggis, bowl of black pudding and the worst over cooked steak I've ever attempted to eat. And that was all. What happened to the salad, the oatcakes, the chicken, the cooking skills??!! Eventually after prompting, the waitress brought me some cutlery and a few slices of lemon from the bar. \nI don't know what was going on in Lebowskis on Saturday but it was all dreadful. Our table was filthy, as was the one in the next booth. And no one came to clear our table long after we finished eating. \nI would have been irritated if I'd been told the platter was no longer available but at least that would have been honest. Instead I was fooled into buying a substandard meal. \nI think Lebowskis need to make up there minds about what they are offering as there customer experience. At the amazing yelp elite event not even a month ago they were all about gourmet, locally sourced food. Cooked to perfection and served in style. That all went out the window on Saturday. \nWill i go back, maybe. Should you go......? That's up to you.
__label__0 Not happy, got there at open to get a meatball sub, I hope I got yesterday's marinara sauce, I hope they would not serve that crap.  It was horrible.  If that's you standard change it, I wasted my money and will not be back.
__label__1 Stopped in and it always feels like the staff, no matter which one I go to, is always miserable.  There are no recommendations/suggestions and it's not an experience rather someone takes your order, you move five feet and pick up your product.  Kind of robotic.  In a day where people want a pleasant person helping, this is not the place.
__label__4 Five years in Edinburgh and I had never been to Palmyra; last night this little void was filled. I came here with a friend at 10pm, frustratingly everything else in town seemed closed.\n\nI ordered a small falafel (\u00a33.50) but got a 10% student discount upon showing my university card, making it a \u00a33.15 falafel! The falafel looked as though it had not been previously frozen, the hummus was clearly homemade and the wraps were like the ones you get in Lebanon. The wrap was generously packed with salad, falafel and hummus and then toasted and conveniently wrapped in tin foil and a napkin.\n\nThe lighting inside is a bit dreary, as one expects when it comes to kebab shops, so we took the wraps home. They were super tasty! Fresh, filling and tasty. I couldn't finish mine as it was so big!\n\nI will definitely be back when it need of something cheap, tasty and filling, though advise taking away!
__label__3 Not a bad little place at all. I can only add one more little tip, Yelpers. If you have a Mac you're going to have a problem getting onto the network. \nMy friend Jack and the lady sitting across from us had the same problem, they couldn't connect.\n\nShould have bought a PC fools!
__label__0 While I can see that other reviews of this place have loved it and given a high number of stars to prove it, I have to tell you that I am not one of them. I had an awful experience here, and all the five star reviews in the world really wouldnt do much to persuade me to come back.\n\nThe Cafe was empty when me and my girlfriend arrived, which for a sunny saturday afternoon was somewhat odd. As we entered, the members of staff who were clearly using the cafe as a private members club for themselves instantly threw us cold looks, as though we had no right to be there and then dissapeared out of view for the next five minutes. At this point, my girlfriend and I wanted to leave, because without saying a thing the staff had been rude beyond belief.\n\nWhen the staff did reappear, they did thier best to ignore us as they took our order of what I felt to be over priced Turkish food. When it did arrive it was slammed down onto the table, and regrettably wasnt even very nice at all. Further more, the fruit smoothy that I had ordered was worryingly thick and disgusting, and I took no more than a few sips before I left it. We paid and left within 20 mins of entering, with half our food untouched.\n\nLooking at the previous reviews, I can understand that we may have just entered on a bad day where all the staff were ill or something, but really, it should have been better than that.
__label__4 amazing, amazing, AMAZIIING.\n\ndrinks, food, service, decor: 5 stars.\n\nbeing a bartender myself, i was pleased to find that not only could they make a mojito, it was the best i've ever had. the drinks did take an average of 10-15 min to arrive per round but it was because the bartender actually took the time to make them with love, care and expertise. you can tell by the product. it was perfection. worth the wait anyday.\n\nDW is a diamond in the rough (no offense, west las vegas)\n\ncant wait to go back!
__label__1 Our foursome was looking forward to trying this place based on the reviews.  We came in at 4:00 looking for a late lunch early dinner and were disappointed to learn that they only serve \"brunch\" on Saturdays and Sundays. Dinner doesn't start until 5:30.   Who wants pancakes at 4:00.  :(.   With our work schedules being m-f we will sadly never get to try them for lunch.  We will try again for dinner sometime.
__label__2 Based on reviews and the atmosphere, I thought this place was great at first but two factors brought the review down.  \n\nFirst, the service.  When we first entered, we were greeted and seated pretty quick.  The staff was very friendly.  But, our waittress wasn't so great.  Although she was friendly, she only came to our table twice.  When we needed something, such as a refill or for the check, she would take forever!  The bistro wasn't even that busy at the time!  After waiting 20 minutes for the check, I looked for her and saw that she was talking to another waiter in the corner.  I couldn't believe it. \n\nAlso, the food was bordering on bland.  I got the Caribbean Jerk chicken and waffles.  My father got this dish that consisted of slow-cooked pork with rice, cooked in a Spanish-style.  At the first taste, the food was amazing!  Everything was hot and beautifully presented.  The Caribbean Jerk chicken and waffles was a refreshing and interesting take on the dish.  The chicken and the homemade maple syrup was flavorful.  However, the rice dish had no taste and the waffles tasted like stale bread.  Really thick, stale bread.\n\nI loved the atmosphere and DW Bistro was based on really great concepts.  If only the food was more flavorful and the service wasn't so slow.
__label__1 We were seated quickly on a Saturday night. The first thing we overheard from the table next to us was the couple complaining about the lousy food they were served to the manager. It was awkward and uncomfortable. We ordered the prix fixe menu. Our food was very flavorful, but the portions were rather small and the service was very slow. We also heard the table behind us also complain about their order being messed up and the kitchen taking way to long to fix it. We weren't offered bread, but maybe that didn't come from with the prix fixe? No explanation there...\n\nAnyway, I wouldn't go back. It had a very negative vibe that night and even though our food was tasty, it was too expensive and too long of a meal to be enjoyable, plus I left hungry.
__label__3 first time my family and i have eaten at this restaurant and i really did enjoy the atmosphere, food and customer service. The food portions are filling so if you can try to hold back from eating up all of the yummy appetizers, lol. Can't wait to come back in the near future.
__label__3 The wait staff was nice, and the guy who works up front (owner?) looks like Seal's little brother.  The \"Kiss by a Rose\" guy - used to be married to Heidi Klum.  I think my favorite dinner dish is the Grilled Lamb Chops but if you go for lunch, get the curry!  I might actually cheat on my girlfriend for a bowl of the curry.  I'm not sure if that's an indicator of my character, or an indicator of how good the curry is.  But I digress...  If you like bad food, don't go here, you won't find it. See what I did there ;)
__label__3 We don't do things just once in my house. It's our anniversary weekend and  I suggest to my husband DW Bistro. I had come two weeks ago on my B-Day weekend with my girls friend and it was amazing. When we walked in the smell alone made my husband jump. He used to own a restaurant so it's hard for me to impress him. \nWe split a house salad....what a great salad...mixed greens a little fruit cheese and nuts....it is a must have.\nI had the short rib sandwich and he had the salmon....everything was perfectly cooked and the flavor was great.\nOur waiter was amazing and very personable....I can't wait to try their brunch!
__label__4 We happened upon this on a sunday morning and were surprised to find the parking lot packed.  When we finished brunch we were left with not doubt why the lot was packed, DW is fantastic.  Great, latin influenced menu that has lots of options and flavor.  Service was great, the entire staff was very friendly and helpful.  They have a great reservation system that will text you when your table is ready, nice touch.
__label__4 We went to DW with friends for an early Valentine's day dinner. This was our first visit. My daughter recommended this place and we were not disappointed. It was so difficult to figure out what to order because everything sounded so good and looked so good going out!\n\nFirst I tried the strawberry infused rum which was delicious and not too sweet at all. I did also have the strawberry Caribbean mojito drink (can't remember what it is called). It was good but I thought it had too much mint and strawberry pulp.\n\nAt the table for appetizers we had jerk calamari (not what I expected, kind of sweet), flautas (excellent) and a chorizo and shrimp dish (also delicious).\n\nFor entrees I had the special which was a pan-fried skin-on snapper with coconut rice and mango salsa (out of this world), hubby had jerk lamb chops which he loved, most had the ox tails (got rave reviews as did the spicy mashed potatoes), shrimp scampi and chicken pasta. Not one bad review at all with entrees.\n\nWe shared a slice of carrot cake among the table and it was delicious. The server brought us a slice of the most chocolaty cake that I have ever had on the house as well.\n\nIt is a loooong way from our house but we will certainly go again. There are still things I want to try on the menu!
__label__4 Hidden little Summerlin gem - one of our faves! The staff is so friendly & accommodating. Bryce (one of the owners) is always walking around to check on the guests. The food is amazing - don't miss the calamari if you like spicy or any of the bowls. The salmon is fantastic too. DW is the best restaurant in Summerlin, if not all of Vegas.
__label__4 Is this a 5 star restaurant? NO. But for what it is - a casual elegant neighborhood restaurant - I definitely give it 5 stars. The menu is creative and original and every item I've tried has been excellent. The staff is friendly, professional, eager and helpful. My water and soda glasses never got below half full (it's a desert here so that's a biggie). A very good dining experience and quite reasonable prices.
__label__2 One of my oldest bookmarks...finally checked!\n\nIt was a very busy Saturday afternoon...and there was a considerable wait.  Parking was a little difficult as well...busy shopping area.\n\nI was quite a bit bummed out that they don't serve the LUNCH menu on the weekends...only the BRUNCH menu at any time of the day.  Really wanted to give the burger a spin :(\n\nSo instead, I went with the New Mexican-style Slow-Cooked Pork ($12): Simmered in New Mexican Red Chile, Over-Easy Eggs and Rice. They warn it's spicy, but I didn't find it very spicy at all. It was super tender though, and had lots of flavor! I enjoyed it :)\n\nAlso tried the DW Nicoise ($16): Pan-seared Tuna, Olives, Haricot Verts, Fingerling Potatoes, Heirloom Tomatoes, Sliced Egg, Fresh Mango & Dijon Champagne Vinaigrette. Good overall, but it wasn't outstanding.  I don't think I would recommend it.\n\nPrices were ok and portions were good.  I guess I just wasn't overly impressed enough for the bump in review.  Might have been too hyped up for me personally.\n\nPics:
__label__4 DW Bistro is amazing! The food is delicious & the staff is super friendly & polite. The different cocktails they serve are always quite savory. I have been here numerous times & I don't get tired of the vegetable curry with couscous. The tingy v is also my favorite cocktail. The menu here is quite different than other places & that is a good thing because they have a wide selection of food & vegetarian options. This place deserves beyond 5 stars!!!
__label__4 Amazing casual bistro. I was told that the Exec Chef is Jamaican & raised in New Mexico -- which explains the wonderful SW/Caribe flavor fusion. Outstanding food, reasonably priced (about $12/lunch & $16/dinner) w/ample portions. Slow-cookd New Mexican Pork is amazing as were other dishes we tried. The Standout is the Jamaican Carrot cake. It's  PERFECT. Not too sweet, chewy w/ coconut, pineapple & carrots w/ light as a feather cream cheese/white chocolate frosting. This place is a Vegas gem. In addition the staff was incredibly friendly, knowledgable, and attentive. I think this is the first restaurant I've dined in where every staff person I encountered seemed to love their job, and sang the praises of the food, the owners, and the chefs. I most definitely got a very positive vibe from my visit and that is not always plentiful in this biz --- especially partnered with incredible, affordable food. A definite must for those who want to avoid the glitz of the strip and tire of hotel dining... Do not leave without trying the carrot cake... It would be an epic mistake!
__label__4 My hubby and I love this place great food and service are favorite is the peanut butter cake it is to die for !!
__label__4 Extremely friendly service. Loved the food. I told my server that I thought the ginger mint tasted good and she gave me a handful to take home! She went above and beyond!
__label__4 A deli a true deli! I get pizza and cookies for the kids as we paruse the aisles getting the stuff you cannot get anywhere else. Sadly the Albertsons next door closed making it a special trip when I go, but worth it when I do. Excellent food , dessert, meats and cheeses. I love to get the garlic knots, prob the best thing ever. Trying to snag a man but can't cook ladies? Make a quick swing in and grab a few \"homecooked\" items and next thing you know yer pickin out curtains!
__label__4 I have had some of the best Italian food ever living near Little Italy in Cleveland, Ohio. Now I have found home here in Las Vegas finally! The Siena Italian Authentic Trattoria and Deli is like visiting Italy itself! Our waiter Todd was very personable and knowledgeable about the menu. His suggestions were top notch and he really helped make the experience the best possible. The spinach salad was so divine, and the deserts were exceptional. But, the pasta was the most amazing thing ever! We each got something different off the menu and we all tasted each others meals... they each were a different type of sauce and pasta and made your taste buds explode with flavor that was just divine and made you want more. I can't wait to go back. Well worth the 20 minute drive from Henderson!
__label__2 Well the service was five stars. The bread with the olive paste really good. Ehhhh I think that is where it stops. The calamari was bland and too salty the sauce was spicy and decent. I ordered the pesto gnocchi it was mediocre like chef boyardi with green sauce. My partner had the steak and it just had way too too much pepper and the Alfredo sauce for the pasta well let's just say it made Olive Garden look like Ruth Chris steakhouse. The dessert was good. So dessert and bread yes, but food heck no. The portions were also very large just wished I likes my food.
__label__1 I visited Siena on Tuesday with a bridal shower party of 16. The private room we were given was beautiful, but that was the end to the perks of the restaurant. The bread service had pita chips and bread with an olive tapenade. It comes in ramekins that hold 1 tablespoon of tapenade, and given to share among 4 people. So, we were pretty much all able to have 1 slice of bread with tapenade on it. Wonderful!\n\nWe split an aragula salad which was actually very tasty. It had figs and some tasty cheese, but a tad too much dressing. That was the best part of my meal. My mother-in-law next to me ordered the penne (I think) and the pasta looked homemade. I suppose that's the one up-side of this place. Several of the pasta dishes looked like it was homemade pasta, but me, wanting to be healthy, opted for something low-carb. When it came to ordering, I opted for the salmon with a side of asparagus (4 stalks). My friend next to me ordered the same thing, and we were both incredibly disappointed. The salmon looks like it was butterflied in half so that we each got about 3 oz. of salmon that was incredibly thin. Mine was over-cooked to say the least, but hers was burned. The whole outside was black and charred... Unfortunately, the salmon which came highly praised by the waiter (whom I only saw one time when he took my order), was so small that I ended up starving and eating a bunch of bread just to fill up. So much for low carb. \n\nSince our party was so large, there was an automatic 20% gratuity attached onto it, which would be fine, if I ever got a refill on my water glass. I was so thirsty, I almost drank my friend's water. Sorry, but I will never be back. I think most of the people at my table shared this sentiment. My total for half a of a salad, very poorly cooked, thin salmon, and 4 stalks of asparagus with 20% gratuity was $36. I think I could have purchased a weeks worth of wild salmon and cooked it better myself.
__label__1 I love the North Central Phoenix location and the salon has a pleasant atmosphere. Unfortunately, I can't recommend the stylists. The first haircut I received was acceptable, though I could barely tell that I had even gone for a trim. But I recently went back for a shape-up and left with choppy, extreme layers and an uneven haircut. I had emphasized that I prefer a blunt bob with minimal, blended layers, but the stylist just did what she wanted to do I guess. I could tell the cut was terrible and tried to express some concern but to no avail. Now, it's too short to get fixed and can't be styled nicely.
__label__2 New place - just starting out.  Bartender was HILARIOUS saturday night - let's just say a bit forgetful - no harm no foul.  They were having problems with the kegs and finally I had to order a bottled bear.  Got the Classic Cheeseburger - it was fine not bad for $4.50.  Next time I want to try the chicago-style hot dog and see if it holds up.  I am not sure if the Man Salad sounds like true genius or just gross...it is a salad that comes with a burger patty on top and fries!  I guess I will also have to try that.....  Really cool atmosphere and nice seating outside...not sure if I would sit outside in this neighborhood but I am sure other diners will be braver than this one...
__label__2 I like Burger Company. I go to Law School down the street (and because of Burger Company's proximity to campus and because there aren't a ton of options nearby), I'm no stranger to it. In fact, I can honestly say that my first year I probably went to Burger Company (AT LEAST) once a week, and usually more than that. \n\nWhat I like about it: They're fast. Your meal gets to you quickly, even on a busy day. The food options are really good too. I've tried a number of different burgers, the chicken sandwich, the wings, appetizers, salads, and I've never been disappointed with the flavor. And unlike some of the other reviews that I've read, I don't really consider their burgers to be pricey. The bar is pretty cool too. They have some nice drink specials and a pretty good selection. The waitstaff is always very friendly.\n\nNot to be picky, but the one thing that I noticed is that when my classmates and I have gone, on a number of occasions our tater tots have been cold and once even (almost) frozen. And sometimes when it gets busy a burger will be missing something important like chili (which happened a couple of times as well). It's just that attention to detail that is keeping me from giving it a 4 or 5 star rating, but it's close. I would give it a 3.5+ if I had the option.\n\nBut overall I would definitely come back here again and again even if it wasn't right down the road from school. Overall the food is really tasty here.
__label__0 Needless to say I am sorry I spent my money there that night, but it will never happen again because I will not step foot in there again.\n\nTerrible food ( Pinky's right up the street has MUCH better food ) \nTerrible service ( inattentive and rude )\nHorrible management\n\nIf anyone asks about this establishment I will make sure I point them to Pinky's and I will make sure all of my foodie friends know the plethora of great places to get a burger on Montford when their Woodlawn location signage is first erected.\n\nWaste of money.........\n\nBtw those who say they have great burgers on the reviews obviously haven't been to Brooks ( Charlotte mainsta...y the burger equivalent to Price's Chicken coop ) , the Liberty some of the best high end burger ever ( Google' em see the accolades ) or Zack's.
__label__1 Amazing drink prices especially noted is the $5 Patron. However the food is horrible. The burger meat has made me horribly sick. I still come here for the bar though. Great day drinking spot.
__label__0 I visited this shop a few months ago. Awesome clothes. I had only looked at clothes on their website and they have a much broader selection in the shop. As I was shopping, the snotty store manager seemed very annoyed that people wanted to try on their clothes before making purchases. I've worked retail as well and I get it's stressful when it's busy but it's just apart of the job. Probably wouldn't have a job if it weren't busy. She continued to be rude to me, my friends and the other patrons in the shop. When we got to the register, the girl wanted to make sure we found everything we were looking for, politely we said yes, and the line behind us was growing. When a second girl tried to open the other register, the store manager humiliated her by rudely telling her not to do this and she needed to count stock. And the stock was just tank tops on a table that there were plenty of. It surprised me that she would speak to the staff so harshly, especially when she was trying to get the patrons to make purchases. I hope she's decided that this is not the job for her and has parted. She was terrible.
__label__4 First time in Phoenix and read the reviews on Yelp. I'm glad to pick this place and the employees are very friendly (Deaf Friendly too). I had Veronica as my stylist, she did an amazing job with my hair. Veronica understood exactly what I wanted and double checked with me to make sure what I wanted. Veronica did an excellent job with undercut and quiff style. I do recommend her (even she is so nice lady and cute too:\nShe work from Tuesday through Saturday)\n\nAs for interior, it's cute and rock looking salon. Very cute and simple, easy to relaxing while get hair done.\n\nI spent about $35 for cut and shampoo/conditioner plus tip too. I believe is the price is just right for me and felt it's worth it.
__label__4 Second trip to Downtown Tattoo - Buddy hooked us up and fixed our tats. Super guy who stands by his shop and the people he has working there. \n\nHappy to say the next time we're back in Vegas, this is the only place we will get our tattoos!
__label__1 My impression of the New Al's.....\n\nI was thrilled to see Al's was open again and stopped for a hot dog....\nI knew exactly what I wanted but glanced at the menu to make sure it was the same and my eyes popped out of head!!!\n\nOMG.....the prices have JUMPED!   I asked if the hot dog was bigger than it used to be..thinking that would be at least a reason for the price hike...one person said yes...the other owner? said no....\n\nTurns out the hot dog was the same size...still a good hot dog...but I was not happy paying about $1.50 more for the same size hot dog.\n\nLet's get to the fries...which I have always enjoyed as they remind me of the hot dog joynt I grew up going to in Chicago....the fries were o.k....but there was sooooo much salt on them and so many old looking fries I just couldnt eat them.\n\nI am sure I will be back to try the beef...only because Lukes SUCKS....\n\nUnfortunately now that Al's is charging as much as Lukes...their beef will  have to be pretty darn good to keep me as a customer.\n\nOverall....very dissapointed....\n\nNote to the owners...... You really need to have above average food to compensate for your price hike if you want to not end up closing down again.\n\nJust because we are in Scottsdale doesnt mean we are willing to throw away money on bad food!
__label__3 Ballys is a great deal because of location, location, location. \nI give it three stars for ambiance and first impressions. We stayed at the South Tower and the decor/room condition was straight out of the 1980s Love Boat era of interior decor. Casino floor was aight. Walls couldn't muffle out the giggling of drunken college girls stumbling down the hallway. \n\nSo how does it get four stars? For shopaholics and big ballers, its nestled across from the Bellagio and Caesars. Can we say cha-ching for Chanel, Prada, Louis Vuitton, Hermes, etc.?\nFor hammy tourists, its right next to Paris (Hello Eiffel Tower! Oui, oui to the Arc de Triomphe!). For movie-lovers, its an easy walk to watch the Bellagio's spectacular water show, ala Ocean's 11. And for old people, it's an easy shuffle to each of these destinations when you're traveling with your mom and aunties. Good deal.
__label__2 I've stayed here twice, and had very different room experiences.  Only one side of the hotel is renovated and that of course makes a huge difference.  My boyfriend and I had a room with a king size bed and it was nicely updated and had a great bathroom.  I booked again with the girls and we had rooms with 2 double beds, very dated, worn furniture, old carpet.  If you're going with friends and don't plan on spending much time in the room then it's a good choice based on location and price.  The other negatives is that you have to pay to use the gym and the pool area is VERY crowded...tough to get a lounge chair.  Gambling is OK...but the drink service is a little slow.
__label__2 Hmmm .... Actually I forget about this room.  Loved the ballys casino. It's got a good feel. Like the clubs here too.  But the room .... Forgetable.  This is the old Mgm grand where the fire happened!! Kinda cool if you dig Vegas history.
__label__2 If we were just to talk location, I would give Ballys five stars. Its central to the Strip and walking distance to most of the newer and nicer hotels you'd want to check out. I liked how the room elevators were close to the entrances for easy access to taxis, valet, and shuttles. The moving walkway also takes you directly to the strip. Unlike some of the other hotels, I didn't feel like I was walking miles through some gigantic maze. Checking in and out was quick and relatively painless. Thumbs up.\n\nWe booked rooms in the older South Tower. The rooms were clean and spacious but definitely outdated in terms of not having adequate lighting, old bathroom fixtures, and tiny tube TV. There was also no bathroom exhaust fan to help defog mirrors after showering or air out a room after going number 2 (lol).
__label__3 This place is great. The rates are pretty reasonable, the rooms are nice and clean, the restaurants are good and the gambling is fantastic. I stayed here last year from July 13th through July 16th and I really enjoyed my stay. I also won a good amount of money, so that was nice, too.\n\nThe only issue I had with the place was the check-in time. I waited in line to check in for around a half hour or 45 minutes. I usually don't mind waiting, but they should have had more staff on hand. That said, my luggage WAS delivered to my room so that was nice not having to lug that big suitcase around.\n\nAnyway, the place is great and is within walking distance of so many great places. I really recommend staying here!
__label__2 Came here in the Casino's... no room.\n\nVery old so it does smell like cigarettes like every casino but even worse... not as bad as Flamingo, but still bad. It's between Paris and Flamingo.\n\nI got a feeling that Bally's caters to older adults - close to the retiring age because I saw lots of them when I came in here.
__label__1 In life you get what you pay for and Bally's is a true example of this...\n\nWe did get the room for $39 a night, excluding tax, but no resort fees. The first night we checked in because we didn't make it by 4 PM, they gave us a room with two queens instead of a king as we requested. Instead of honoring it, they kept trying to upcharge us to move to the north tower for $30 a night, but why would we pay an extra $30 when we only paid $39 in the first place?!\n\nThe front desk was extremely slow for check in and check out. They weren't very friendly and not accommodating at all. I guess part of the cheap rates is the service too. The rooms are outdated and it shows. The first one we checked into smelled like smoke on a non-smoking floor. Fortunately, the second night we did get a king room (no apologies from the front desk) which did smell better. \n\nIt's the little things like the ventilation system and amenities that suck. Sure, the location may be good, but realize that even if something looks close in proximity, it's still far to walk! \n\nI realize I might b a bit of a hotel snob, but Bally's didn't cut it for me. I would never stay here again and you shouldn't either!
__label__2 Our south tower room had great view of the Strip and casino isn't so large that you get lost. Room was a bit tired and there are newer, cheaper options. Not bad.
__label__2 When you want to come to Vegas for a couple of days and stay at a relatively cheap hotel but still be on the strip, Bally's is a worthwhile option. We had some friends that decided to do a Vegas wedding at Caesars. It took place during the memorial day weekend and the prices were jacked really high. We didn't feel like paying them and thought that staying nearby for a third of the price would be sufficient. Bally's offers easy access to Caesars by one the over-the-street bridges. It also has free shuttle service to the Rio and is a stop on the Vegas monorail if you don't feel like wearing down your feet. It's also connected to Paris, where you can up in the pseudo Eiffel tower.\n\nThe casino itself is quite nice, with plenty of table games and a somewhat lively atmosphere. They also host the show \"Jubilee\"'. Where the women wear the feathers and put on a classic Vegas style show. They have a newly renovated spa and gym and cheap and quick restaurants for those on the go.\n\nNow let's talk about the accommodations. We got a room with two queen sized beds. It was huge, but very dated. I would venture to say that it would be a suite at most other hotels. It was very clean and had your basic amenities like an iron with board and toiletries. The tv was still a 25\" tube, there were two seat-couches, a table and a dresser. The bathroom was a little bigger than normal and had a full sized mirror, which was a plus. I was a little disappointed at the lack of a coffee maker, but I could do without it.\n\nThe room was less than luxurious, but that's what's to be expected when you decide to go cheap. And with all the money you saved, you'll have more to lose at the casinos.
__label__0 Writing about the poker table. The dealers here are rude and sometimes split the pot wrong. For example, it was heads-up and me and the other guy had ace king. When the pot was split, he got an extra $5 chip and I got a white $1 chip. When I corrected him, he said the next hand was dealt. Little ass.
__label__4 Okay to be fair this isn't some high class casino with rooms filled with Doves.\nAlthough,  I did a 5 night $200 deal with Bally's where I have to use the room before the end of this year. Can't beat that, especially since it includes weekends. I went to the counter, did my $20 tip trick and got upgraded from South to North Tower, w/ view of the strip and fountain. Huge room for my GF and I, not that we really spent too much time there. The pool was actually alot of fun, one of the cabana renters gave us two beers and a half bottle of absolute vodka that the previous party left. \n\nThat's why I love VEGAS, about $45 avg a night for an on strip hotel with a nice pool.
__label__2 I stayed here for a bachelor party.  I've been here numerous times.  I love the location as it is within walking distance to all the hotels I like hanging at.  I like the fact that they gave me a fat discount because of a collective of my friends player points.  It isn't the newest hotel, but the rooms are clean and the staff were good.  I enjoyed their sportsbook.  Unfortunately, I was unable to do any dining over there nor have I ever dined over there.  That's a shame.  I would stay there again just for the price, but there are far superior hotels in Las Vegas.
__label__1 The best part of this place is the location. Actually it's the only thing it has going for it. I stayed in both towers. The south tower is dilapidated and stuck in the 60's. The north tower was renovated in the 90's and is starting to show it.  My 800 sq ft suite in the south tower was too spacious for the AC that had a locked thermostat. I wanted to lay the matress in front of the AC vent so I could sleep at night. The fridge that I requested couldn't keep a soda cold enough. I actually filled a clean trash bag with ice and used that instead. The carpet in the room and the hallway was coming loose. The shower smelled like decomposing iron. I thought it was the water itself but the sink and bathtub did not have the same smell. Once I threw a wet towel over the drain of the shower, the smell subsided. The room for the bidet (eew who would use one in a Vegas hotel anyway) had wallpaper purposely peeled back and there were holes in the wall. It looked like maintenance started to work on it but did not finish. There was a leak from the ceiling on the casino floor near the elevators of the south tower. How often does it rain in Vegas?  The moving walkways leading into Bally's never worked the entire week we stayed there.
__label__3 Last time in Vegas we stayed at Luxor (for sure we will NEVER return). Room was pretty decent and clean - great price - perfect location on Strip - very decent amenities around shared with Paris. The only thing is the vent at bathroom wasn't working - for those who like shaving after shower this is very annoying - at checkout they told me to ask for South Tower next time... I will.
__label__0 what a horrible place to stay.do not stay here.furniture beat up in newly remodeled rooms,whole place stinks like cigs.fire hazards in room,not up to code.music from outside hotel blasting till three in the morning.poor service,bad attitude from management.to much to list just stay away
__label__0 Never stay at Bally's.\n*Long check in lines\n*rude receptionist \n*rude housekeeping\n*gross beddings\n*outdated furnitures\n*poor ventillation\n\nBally's is Vegas worst nightmare! Be warned! This place should be shut down!
__label__1 Bally's will do in a pinch but you can do much better in Las Vegas. Our recent two-night stay at Bally's included a bout with food poisoning from the their in-casino \"deli\". Apparently - a chicken-salad sandwich on a hot day/night was not a good idea. We think it was the chicken or mayo or both. \n\nOur room was nothing special. The carpet was old and wifey said the whole place smelled like \"old cigarette smoke\". \n\nThe Valet guy was rude when I went into the wrong lane. They have construction going on and I was confused. \n\nThe wait at check-in was lengthy. : ((\n\nWhat did we like? The view across the way of The Cromwell, and High Roller.
__label__3 When I first found out that we would be staying at Bally's, I was pretty indifferent since nothing about Bally's really stood out and made it appealing for me to stay at. However, I was quite surprised by the wonderful experience I had.\n\nPer Yelper's reviews, I requested we got a room in the Jubilee Tower, which supposedly is the new, renovated rooms. They were more than happy to give us a room there and we had a nice view of Paris Hotel and could even see the Bellagio fountain/show from across. The room itself is very clean. Bathroom is nice. Bed were comfy! There's a sofa if you happen to have extra people in your group.\n\nEdward (Eddie), one of the bellhop guys, is so entertaining and funny.\n\nI hear a lot of complaints about parking at Bally's but we always valeted our car and didn't have a problem. It is an extra plus that it's right there on the middle of the strip and close to everything! I would definitely stay here again in a heartbeat.
__label__2 We booked through expedia indigo tower suite for 40/nite. Awesome deal. At check in (9pm) after getting off flight, clerk says there's no way it's a suite room because price is to low and I should call expedia, because \"its a mistake\" ugh, no. Spoke to manager showed her confirmation from expedia and she says that was an awesome deal and that its obviously correct. As the previous clerk pouted like it was coming out of her pocket...she gave us our key. \n\nGot to room 533 indigo tower suite. Room is awesome, view is okay. ,you can see the high roller of linq hot. Spa tub is huge, 2 bathrooms, spectacular vaniety with excellent lighting..was a plus because its useful for us girls applying makeup. \n\nShower was horrible! Had to let water run for at least 7 minutes before it got remotely warm.\n\nWalk was pretty far from elevators, and even farther from the strip due to construction..thats the overall reason for lack of stars. Use monorail to get to side of strip of venetian, harrahs and cesars palace. Use paris back enterance to go to planet hollywood, etc.
__label__3 NY Wok is my new go to place for Chinese food.  After my old place kept getting complaints from the health dept, and trying a few other places I just didn't care for, I saw this one when I'd be going to and from the supermarket, so gave them a try.  First thing I noticed was how clean the place was.  Not much of a place to eat in, but you could if you wanted to....I prefer take out, just wanted to actually see the place first.  Their hot & sour soup is wonderful and they are the first ones I call when I feel a head cold coming on.  Clears it right up!  Their orange chicken is very good, the egg foo yong, the lo mein, the crab ragoons - everything we tried has been delicious.  They deliver and I know it's coming from a place that takes pride in their appearance, keeps the place clean, and the delivery, service, and most importantly, the food is always great..
__label__2 Flavor is there but the portions you get for the cost isn't proportionate. The large teriyaki chicken could feed 1 person full but wouldn't really be satisfying enough for two people. It's also a little strange to have such young children working the front desk. I mean that girl maybe was 13 and the boy maybe 9-10. Probably won't come back....
__label__0 I ordered food from this worthless establishment last night and when the idiot finally got to my door he starts yelling at me saying that I gave him the wrong address. After a couple of minutes of this mindless delivery guy arguing with me I show him a piece of mail to finally shut him up and get my food. Then he complains to me that I didn't tip him!! Umm hello!!?! You come to my house yelling at me when you are clearly wrong then expect a tip!? I don't think so. Then I call the place to complain to management about their deliver guy and they didn't care at all about what happened. The food was horrible and the service doesn't even deserve to be called service. If I wanted to be yelled at by an Asian man I'd  join a karate class. This was the worst place I've ever paid money to in my life. A complete waste of time and money
__label__3 Bliss is an adorable little boutique/gift shop on Broughton Street. It isn't very large but it doesn't stop this shop being stuffed full of gorgeous wares and there's plenty to feast your eyes on. \n\nThey have an excellent range of Paul & Joe cosmetics which are beautifully presented so perfect for gifts but also great if you just want to treat yourself. Beside the Paul & Joe range I noticed some equally beautifully packaged cosmetics by Tokyo Milk. I've never seen these before but they were gorgeous with pretty compacts and mirrors to powder your nose.\n\nIn addition to cosmetics they also have a small section of ladies clothing at the back with pretty dresses and cardigans and a whole section at the front dedicated to babies clothing and toys. \n\nAnother thing that I noticed was that they had those huge old school wind up phone on display in all different colours, I would love one of them for my house but I bought a hamburger phone just last week so I'm no longer on the lookout for phone, unfortunately.\n\nI left with a Marmite postcard for one of my friends who is obsessed with Marmite, when we were both living in Germany she really struggled with the fact that she couldn't find the yeasty spread anywhere so now whenever I see it I think of her. The postcard is very cute and I'm almost certain that she'll like it.
__label__4 HONEST. RELIABLE. CARING!!!!! \nHands down this is the ONLY place I come to when I need automotive replacements and repairs!!! I just changed by spark plugs and tightened my belt. Great service with great prices!! Recommend Hondoctors!!!!!
__label__2 While spending the weekend in Scottsdale, we attempted to try as many coffee places as possible (at least until we were overloaded on caffeine - 5 doubles is pushing my limit in a 24 hour period....).\n\nThe store is very clean, new, and modern.  They've got a La Marzocco Linea and a serious group of grinders - Mazzer Robur, Elecktra Nina, and Two Compak K10s - they mean business. \n\nI had a double espresso - described as a Papua New Guinea single origin with citrus and berry flavors.  It was pulled more of a traditional volume at 2oz+, but I was getting a little sweetness with some earthy flavors.  They have a couple of espresso bean options, so trying others might have found one a little more to my liking. My dad had a latte, which was pretty good - maybe the coffee works better in milk.\n\nThe barista was friendly and open to talk about the coffee, which was nice.  They roast on site, which is a plus too.  The place has a lot of potential, so it will be interesting to see what they do in the future.
__label__1 Echo coffee spent way more money on their decor than they did their coffee beans. I stopped in one afternoon for a snack and afternoon java jolt. The espresso coffee was on par with illy, the brownie was clearly from a duncan hines box. I can pretty much get both of those at home. Bottom line: Why go here when Orange Table is around the corner and makes homemade goodies?
__label__4 Support your local coffee shop- Buck the Bucks!\nThe coffee here is roasted right on premise and tastes delicious! The atmosphere is welcoming and comfortable- the perfect place to work, have a business lunch or a great cuppa joe! The baristas are friendly and each cup of coffee is hand made with TLC. They really go to great lengths at Echo to provide an outstanding product. They also have a yummy sandwich and salad menu all made with fresh, local ingredients. So BUCK the BUCKS and grab a CUP at Echo coffee!
__label__3 Coffee roasted on site - Sunday afternoons. Good coffee, usually quiet atmosphere. very nice staff. sanwiches are a bit over priced, but taste good. Focus on the coffee and you will do well. Have gotten alot of work done here and have held many meetings outside.
__label__0 Maybe I'll delete this when Echo uses their website to accurately depict when lunch is served.\n\nI walk in at 2:06 under the wild impression that lunch is served until 3 (\"First, the lunch menu is offered from 11am to 3pm\" - echo website) and am informed the kitchen closes at 2. I promptly feel like an ass hat for bothering to do my homework, but am too hungry to question it. Rather than seeing if they can find the virtue in their hearts to push the newly established limit by six minutes, I high tail it out as fast as my car can get me to D'lish. \n\nDisappointment can often be remedied by a good tuna sandwich, but I wanted that disappointment to be nonexistent and that good tuna sandwich to be from Echo. Life is hard sometimes... this does not need to be one of those times. \n\nUpdate the interweb page, y'all.
__label__2 Open architecture which is nice. Pretty quiet setting. Quite a few people hanging out for the long term study session. \n\nI had coffee there with a friend and got a decaf pour over drip coffee and a gluten free chocolate chip peanut butter bar. \n\nThe coffee was too acidic for me. I drank about 3/4 of the cup but by the time I got to that point, I was not enjoying the flavor.  The bar was very good.
__label__2 When I have needed to be in the Las Vegas STRIP area and yet didn't care to pay the LV STRIP surcharge, I discovered and stayed here ever so slightly just OFF LV STRIP.\n\nThere is a POOL and free wifi with your room.\n\nFood just around the corner.\nParking included completely with their parking lot.
__label__3 So I stumbled upon this little gem after yelp surfing on my phone and boy I wasn't disappointed.\n\nI met my boyfriend here for some bar food without the smoke. Sometimes smoke alone can ruin the experience. The rum runner bar was hopping but we were the only sit down people at the cafe based on yelp reviews we weren't worried. The waitress was super friendly and chatty with us while we decided what to order. We filled out the cards specially laid out for the wings and burgers.\nHe ordered 12 wings two different styles hot and bbq hot and french fries.\nI had the burger mid well, tomato, double cheese and 1000 island on the side. \nOur food arrived *check out my pic called omg lets eat!*, and we were in heaven. My burger was cooked just right, bun was toasted, juicy but not overly juicy to where it made the bun wet and nasty, cheese was melted to perfection. His wings were plump and juicy not one small one in the batch. Fries were hot and crunchy. Two sides of ranch, carrots and celery without having to ask or being charged extra? Love it!! Take notes Bdubs!  \n\nFor two our bill came to 15.80 + 4.00 cash for tip.\nAnd we were full and satisfied with the service we received and the food was great! We will be back to try some different things on the menu! \nWhy is my mouth watering writing this review!!!!?!!!?!?!?! :-)\n\nIf your in the area try this place out! A bargain for a great meal and friendly staff!
__label__3 Evil Donut Shop for selling donut holes for .99 cents a dozen.   EVILLLLLLLLLLLLLLL!!\n\nI've only gone 2 times so far.  The first time not really counting because I went with a coworker and didnt buy anything.  BUT, I did ask if I could buy 2 holes (one glazed and one chocolate cake) instead of a dozen.  I sometimes have issues with fried items.  So I wanted to sample it first.  The gal just gave me the two and said, \"Enjoy!\"  I had no revenge of the holes the remainder of the day!  Wh00t Wh00t!   \n\nBut seriously, how awesome is it that she just gave me 2 holes.  \n\nThis morning, for some strange reason (the baby maybe ;) had me craving a donut.  So, off to Bosa myself and another coworker went!  I got a dozen holes (6 glazed, 6 chocolate) and a maple bar.  The maple bar I'm saving for tomorrow morning...i hope  \n\nI honestly think the glazed holes are my favorite, reminding me of a Krispy Kreme glazed.  But glazed or chocolate...these donuts rock!  My coworker even thought so too.  \n\nI would have taken a photo of the holes, but they didnt have a chance.  I eated them.  :)\n\nI shall have to resist the urge to become a frequent BOSA customer!  RESIST Damnit.  RESISTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT!!!
__label__2 I don't want to shy anyone away from going here because the Donuts are Great.  I gave a three star ranking because I just don't think that they are the \"Best Donuts in Arizona\".. I am a huge fan of Dunkin Donuts strawberry glazed and that's what I ordered, but my girlfriend brought home Bosa.. Because on the Box it said \"Best Donuts in AZ\".. I'm sure many people think so becauE this is a great business, but not the best in AZ by my taste..
__label__4 I LOVE Bosa! And to be honest, I prefer them over Dunkin Donuts! Friendly staff and delliiicciooousss donuts and cheap too! :) Their breakfast food items are really good too!!! I recommend this place for donuts over Dunkin any day if the week!
__label__4 Better donuts than DD, especially the glazed.  Also love the donut holes.  Only 99 cents a dozen!  I personally only had the glazed donuts but I'm told by my family that their fruit filled donuts are also very good.  More filling than DD. Service is friendly and price is good. They also have drive-thru Window.
__label__3 I love this place but always seem to forget about it. The rockin shrimp is an absolute must! The slider app actually makes a nice meal for the ladies. I love the salmon and my husband loves the chimichurri  skirt steak. Their happy hour is one of the best around!
__label__4 From the street this place looks tiny, but make your way down the stairs inside or the (slightly) rickety metal steps down from George IV bridge and you'll find an elegant dining room where they serve one of the best lunch deals in Edinburgh: a starter, mains, and two sides for about seven quid.\n\n\n The food is upmarket without being pretentious; and if I can't speak of their desserts that at least tells you the portions are more than hearty and didn't leave any room to try them! My companion qualified her starter of tomato and basil soup as pretty much a meal in itself.\n\n\n Very good service too in formal yet relaxed surroundings. Don't watch the large clock on the wall and let your lunch hour go...
__label__1 People don't often review chains unless they've had a particularly great or bad experience. I'm sorry to report that this is one of the bad ones. I was hoping to try the pumpkin spice latte today, but whatever I got did not have pumpkin flavor in it. My friend, who has tried that flavor, concurred after taking a sip. I didn't find much wrong with what I did get, but the glaring omission of pumpkin is a huge minus considering that it's a seasonal special. Sorry, guys.
__label__3 I had fun at this show.  We opted for the dinner/show package and didn't pay full price -- I wouldn't either.  Bumped up $10/person for a \"cozy\" booth along the centerline.\n\nPros:\n     Great Frank and Dino impersonators.\n     Awesome band.\n     Really transported me back.\n     Decent drinks and cocktail waitress (a nice Polish girl)\n     The third best thing to do on Freemont street.\n\nCons:\n     Plaza is \"under construction\" and resembles Beruit.\n     Food is similar to fundraising dinner food.\n     Joey Bishop impersonator was funny, but shouldn't sing.\n     Waaaaaay too much reverb on the voices.\n\nOverall it beats the hell out of one of the topless revues and lets you wander Freemont before/after the show.
__label__4 I had a private sunset trail ride with Roger. He was fantastic the ride was beautiful and nothing like any other ride I have ever been on. We rode next to eachother and he told me all about the land, the reservation and his life there. He was so happy to be there which made me enjoy it that much more! My horse was very responsive to my cues and was super smooth! I have been riding for 10 years and own my own horses. I can for sure say these horses are happy and well cared for! I would definitely go back again!
__label__4 I had always been skeptical of personal trainers before, but Kate has opened my eyes to what a good personal trainer can do for you.  She's been heavy and out of shape and came back and got herself healthy and in shape...so she understands exactly what all of us who aren't in good shape (yet!) are going through.\n\nShe is extremely friendly and knowledgeable and builds customized workouts for each and every person.  She pushes each person right up to the limit of what their body can do...not just up to where their mind tells them they can't do any more.  She keeps you motivated so that you're wanting to do more and pushing yourself.  If you let her know what you do (or want to do) she'll make sure your workouts are aimed at those goals.  For example, I'm training to run a marathon and my wife is training to play roller derby.  Kate has built workouts for each of us that focus on the specific strength and endurance that each of us need to reach our individual goals.\n\nI also love that she doesn't focus on \"weight loss\".  It's all about strength and endurance training.  Any weight loss is just a side effect of getting in shape, getting active, and building up some muscle.  But that makes it a sustainable wright loss that diets just can't ever provide.  Which reminds me, Kate can also do nutritional counseling and meal plans if you want so that you can maximize your outcome.\n\nSo Kate and Never Settle Fitness took me from a couch potato who didn't trust personal trainers to a guy who works out three to four days a week, runs three days a week, does every 5K he can find and is about to do his first marathon.  I've never looked or felt better in my life.  Thanks Kate!
__label__2 Everything was fine, just surprised anyhow old of movies they were still playing. Some had been in theaters 3-4 months. Seems to be the jr. High hangout place
__label__0 On our date night, my wife and I decided to stop here for dinner before a movie at Desert Ridge. We were greeted right away (the place was pretty empty at 6pm on a Saturday) and seated at the back corner table. We had plenty of time to look at the menu, as our waitress seated a table two up from us, took their drink order, stopped by the table next to ours to check on them, looked at us, walked back to the front of the restaurant, then came back to see if we'd been helped. Uh, no. The person that seated us apparently hadn't told her we were seated - even though it was her section and she saw us when checking on the other customers. She did apologize, but I didn't buy it. There's a difference between trying to pass the buck and blame someone else vs. actually being sorry about letting you sit there.\n\nOk, over that. Let's order. Couple beers, and a couple of signature sandwiches (pulled pork, with the blue cheese cole slaw not on the sandwich for one). For our sides, HQ (that's the wife) got the mac-n-cheese and I asked her choice between fries and mashed potatoes. Fries were good, she said. Done.\n\nGot the beers. I'd swear the beer was flat. Maybe an old keg. It happens. After that, the food came out quick. The pulled-pork sandwich had zero sauce. Literally just bun and pulled pork. Ok, we'll add our own from the bottle on the table (I'm thinking Honey Bears where it's got bbq sauce with the meat). The sandwich was average at best. No taste. The sauce, not being mixed with the meat, just had nothing to it. And the blue cheese cole slaw that was on the side, again, absolutely no taste. Bland. Now the fries. The menu said Russett Fries. I guess I'm picturing steak-like fries. Nope. Just plain ol' fies. And these were not actually cooked all the way. Not good.\n\nTo summarize: flat beer, bland bbq sandwich, bland blue cheese cole slaw, and undercooked fries. Safe to say it's not a place we'll go to again.
__label__1 Very disappointed.  Menu sounds great, interesting and enticing.  But they missed on many points between what it sounded like. And what they delivered.\n\nOrdered 8 things.  Best was the calamari but the portion size was very small, especially considering the dish is normally 9.95-12.95 around town and those places serve 2-3 times a portion size.\n\nThe pretzel with beer dip was much better after they brought fresh pretzels.  Liked that.  Beef and lobster skewers were minimal pathetic tastes of both, too salty and very pricey.  Most food was very salty\n\nPizza was pretty good but the star of the meal was the lettuce cups.  Enjoy those.  As for drinks, mojito was ok, not special and to fill the glass with crushed ice is a trick to serve slight portions that we are all familiar with.\n\nSee no reason to go back, and will go to Pink Taco or luckys next time I'm there.
__label__3 Thanks to the prior reviews we (2 adults+ 2 kids) had a great dinner!  \nAYCE is the way to go here.  We did good justice with about 26 plates in all.  Service is great and the first round started coming fast.\nOur favorites:  Jack & Coke, Tuna sashimi, Bbq Oysters, Seabass skewers, Asada, Shorty, chicken little, surf & turf, Octapussy.\nNot so great for us:  sliders, lobster taquito, Nuttin Honey (not our taste I guess?)\n\nTowards the end of the 3rd round, the service slowed down a bit (even though the place was only half full).  We had to wait for about 15 mins for the last item on our list.\n\nOverall, a great place at a great price of $24.99/person (holiday weekend price).  Definitely worth the drive off the strip (not very far either).
__label__3 First, let me say that I am a grazer.  I have big eyes, and I like the idea of being able to take little bites of a lot of different things.  So I am a fan of buffets, and I am a fan of tapas.  So I expected to be pleased with Johnny Smalls All-You-Can-Eat deal.\n\nThat being said, I enjoyed this place more than I expected.  The quality of food is high, and the variety is great.  If you want to indulge in simple pleasures, they've got chili cheese dogs, tater tots, and grilled PB&J.  If you want healthier cuisine, they have hummus, sashimi, and sea bass skewers.  Something for everyone!\n\nWhen you order the AYCE, they let you choose 2 plates at a time.  I was with my husband, so we got 4 plates at a time.  And don't judge... by the time dinner was over, we had sampled 10 different items.  If we had bought them all individually, our bill would have been well over $100.  But we paid $20 each... what a deal!\n\nMy favorites:  \nLettuce Cups - there was some kind of pomegranate molasses on it. Delicious.  \nPoona Tuna - it was described as \"cherry limeade\" flavor.  That sounded gross to me, but it was fantastic.\nChicken &  Waffles - even if you're not a fan of the chicken, the maple-flavored waffle fries are worth it.\nShorty - really tender short ribs.  \n\nCan't wait to go back and try some of the other items!
__label__3 I love tapas, and i was excited to finally try Johnny Smalls. The restaurant was packed but not too noisy, we were able to talk comfortably.\nThe best deal is to sign up for a players card or if you already have one, even better. Tell your waitress if you order the AYCE deal and you'll get $5 off for you and your companion.\nWhat we tried...my favorite was the Small Balls (YUM!!!),   Caprese salad was small but full of flavor,   Crab and Artichoke Dip was cheesy and delicious,   Grilled PB&J with apricot jam was sweet and tasty,    Mighty Balls were good, traditional meatballs,     Asada Tacos were good but nothing special,     Cow Pie Sliders were good, lots of taste,     So Beefy Sliders were good, but needed more meat on them,       The Lobster Pillow Puffs we hated, so we sent them back, they tasted doughy, the sauce had no flavor,      The Finger chicken on a stick was good, dip they serve along side is delish,    Tuna tartare quesadillas were good, but it was a big portion, so be sure you have someone to share it with,      Meat Lover flat bread was okay, the guys liked it, I didn't like the sauce on it, it was peppery and smokey.\nEven though the desserts sounded yummy we were stuffed and had to pass. Service was good throughout. I can't wait to go back.
__label__1 Oh Johnny, what have you done?\n\nIf I were to have written this review back in May when I first tried Johnny Smalls, I would have given them a solid 4 for the whole experience. It has a cool vibe and c'mon, it's AYCE tapas for Christsakes, for a mere $20 (with the Rockstar Club Card). \n\nFast forward to this past weekend: The AYCE tapas menu is not as vast and delicious as before. Be warned that some of the more expensive items will cost an extra $2-$4, EACH TIME you order them. Oh boo. \n\nThe Shorty (a deliciously braised short rib), the tuna sashimi, the grilled PB&J, and the crab and artichoke dip are the only items worth noting. Our server was quick and friendly. \n\nExpect the hostesses to be in their own little world and to barely acknowledge your presence.
__label__1 I should make it clear from the beginning that I had a hotel comp and didn't pay for the meal. If I had paid for the meal, I would be furious. \n\nSo here it goes- my partner and I ordered 5 items to share: \nThe sliders never came out\n\nThe braised short rib smelled and tasted foul. We each took a small bite and never touched it again. \n\nThe breaded and fried green beans weren't horrible, but they weren't interesting either.  I'm not sure what the dipping sauce was trying to be. Also, I think the oil in the fryer needs to be changed.\n\nThe flat bread took almost 30 minutes and was bland. \n\nThe only dish I would recommend is the duck tostada- but even then I have to say the duck was so bland it might as well have been over cooked dark meat chicken.\n\n\nOn the positive side- we ate at the bar, and aside from the sliders never coming out, the service was nice. The bartender was pleasant and quick with our drinks.
__label__3 I was quite taken with Flux.\n\nWith its airy fairy fronting and gift shop kitsch appeal, it stands out in an area lacking in shops of this variety. Although they are more common uptown, Flux is a saving grace for presents down at this end of Leith, where the shops otherwise consist of Homebase or the Ocean Terminal.\n\nIt sells some lovely, cute toys designed for children, but what strikes me most of all is its ethical stock collection. There are recycled products to be found in here, including new and ingenius creations made out of glass and old wood. A lot of the designers showcased in here are locals, and they have contributed to everything, from homewares to jewellery. Speaking of, the jewellery in here was delicate, ornate and had bespoke qualities, and a large quantity of Flux's ranges were made in sunny Scotland! \n\nQuirky, contemporary but quaint in its own unique way, Flux offer you something a little bit different from Scotland. Great for visitors who want to bring something beautiful and unusual back home, and equally as handy for locals looking for a high end present, Flux should be the first stop for people with expensive - but good - taste.
__label__2 Since the Costco on MLK closed (now reopened since renovation, but is now dead to me), this has become THE Costco. You know what I'm talking about-the gas station is out of control, parking lot is always full and inside....take a valium before embarking on what is sure to be a PTSD-inducing experience. This is no fault of the staff here though which is for the most part friendly and helpful. Before I begin, take note that Costco takes Amex, Visa and cash. Do not argue with your cashier about this (I've seen people do it before). Costco will take what they take and right now it's Visa and Amex. \n\nThe problem with this Costco is the Costco Shopper. Don't act like you don't know who I'm talking about. You might be one of them. There's the sample buzzard who stops what they're doing, leaves their cart in the middle of the aisle and sprints towards a freshly cooked tray of potstickers as if it's the first thing they've eaten weeks. There's also the casual shopper who meanders through Costco like they have nowhere to be in the next 15 hours and doesn't care if anyone else does either. So they wheel their cart up the middle of each aisle and you have the misfortune of running into every third aisle.\n\nI digress. There are so many types and facets to the Costco shopper that can make a trip for a cookbook or wheel of cheese the size of a tire, a trip that will send you straight to the bar post-shopping. Not to worry, Costco carries wine and liquor, so should you need to restore sanity immediately you have a fine selection of industrial sized, name brand liquors at a good price to choose from. \n\nCostco is great for cheap gas, a wide variety of bulk items that are great for large families or singletons like myself who like to save a buck and several trips to the market for things like toilet paper. I like the gas station at Costco because there is a clear order for traffic flow and none of the nonsense line cutting that I've often experienced at regular gas stations. That being said, the lines are LONG. My suggestion is to go on a week day evening right before closing or even on a weekend evening right before closing. Saturday midday? Forget it. You'll be in line for no less than 15 minutes and still be hating life once you get to the pump because let's face it, gas is outrageous. \n\nWhen you go to this Costco, go in the mind set that the lines will be long, the customers will be in various stages of food coma however the prices will be right!
__label__0 It's 10:16 am they just opened... The check out lines are long- elderly people scrambling to find a place to stand in a busy, unorganized Costco mess... Seriously management must awaken to a better effective way to care for their patrons.
__label__3 Can't believe it's taken me this long to check out Bistro La Bon for brunch. I remember see this place come to the odd strip mall and thought it would never amount to nothing. I am pleasantly and utterly incorrect. Bistro La Bon is a culinary force to be reckoned with and has earned every bit of my palate's attention. \n\nFirst of all, these guys are making their own bread every day. For everything. making baguettes and brioche isn't easy to do when you have a shining menu to go along with it. It's labor intensive and has to be done right. Happy to say these guys deliver hand over fist with flavor. \n\nLove the decor, too. It's not to stuffy like some other French restaurants. It's small-ish, but the bar can seat quite a few people. Also, the waiting area is ridiculously comfortable. Try not to fall asleep here on a Sunday afternoon. Or do. \n\nBrunch is just amazing. Swedish meatballs, brisket, au gratin potatoes, salad, plenty of bread, chocolate waffles, eggs, bacon, and..... dun dun dun....the best freaking brioche french toast I've ever had in my entire life. This french toast is perfect. Simply perfect. Not overtly sweet. Just enough sweet/fermenty taste of brioche, modest amount of syrup, homemade whipped cream. It's grilled on the flat top with just the right amount of charred bits. Goodness. Save room for these as they can be ordered from your server. Get ready to eat a baker's dozen. \n\nThe service is fantastic. Knowledgeable and friendly. All you need. \n\nFor $18 a head, I have to say this rivals brunch from many other places in town. I've heard it can be hard to get a seat at peak brunching hours. We made it in at 130pm and didn't have a problem. \n\nI can't wait to go back.
__label__3 My husband and I went to Bistro Le Bon on Friday.  We were seated with no wait.  The decor is luxe and glamorous, more so than one would expect from a strip mall restaurant.  We ordered four tapas plates.  The first to arrive was crispy asparagus and avocado, encased in a fried spring roll which was light and not greasy.  It was accompanied by a sweet chili sauce.  Next, we were served a trio of dips:  plain hummus, smoked eggplant and olive hummus with crackers.  The plain hummus was very lemony in almost a sweet way, reminding me of lemon frosting.  The olive hummus had full-on olive favor and the smoked eggplant was nothing like I had ever tasted before, in a good way.  Next, my husband ate grilled octopus.  He raved about the sauce, but said the octopus did not have much flavor by itself.  Meanwhile, I enjoyed the fried cheese.  Wonderful!  After all, it was cheese!  Cozy ambiance, good service and excellent cuisine guarantee a return.
__label__1 Once again, a place with great yelp reviews doesn't live up to the hype. I recently moved from Philadelphia, a city with great brunch spots, and  figured I would give bistro la Bon a try since it has such great reviews. I got the shrimp and grits. Hmm... Underwhelmed. This is the first time I've ever been served runny shrimp and grits, and I've had the dish in several places. I could probably whip up better shrimp and grits in my kitchen. Guess I will keep on looking for a good brunch place because this wasn't it.
__label__0 We were told a one hour wait ... With no one in the waiting area. And the hostess was incredibly rude and unhelpful. Such a disappointment
__label__4 The d\u00e9cor is simple but upscale, service is very good, and the price is way high for the tiniest plates I've ever had, but this is some of the best food I've ever had!  Just a beautiful exotic dance of familiar flavors, warm and melting in your mouth.  The steak melted on my tongue!  Where did it go?  Just slid down my throat!  Sweet Jesus!  Went there on a date, spent over a hundred bucks, ordering plate after plate of food that made me cry for what I've missed all my life.  Do I still think it's over priced?  Yes, because I haven't been back since this time last year!  Just too much to pay and still have no leftovers.  FYI, I'm 5'8 with a 27 in waist, no fatty but I expect to be fed!  Perhaps I also fear that our next encounter cannot top the first, so I savor this sweet memory...
__label__0 I used to take my Mini to the North Scottsdale dealership, but now that the one in Tempe is open I thought I'd try it, as they are closer to my house.  MISTAKE.  Without getting into the painful details, the customer service we received was unbelievably bad.  They gave us a multi-thousand dollar written estimate (which required repeated requests to even get anything in writing) and it was hand-written on what appeared to be a scrap of paper.  So unprofessional.  Then, when we spoke with the sales team regarding a possible trade-in, given the price tag to fix my car, they were rude and inflexible. We couldn't get a straight answer or even a return call until ultimately we got in touch with the general manager of the dealership.  Apparently, they have had problems and she and her team are now trying to set things right.  She was the first and only person there that was helpful, and she certainly has tried to make things right.  That said, I was disappointed enough that I will not go back.  If you need a Mini dealer, definitely stick with North Scottsdale.  I promise that will save you a lot of time and frustration.
__label__3 Great place to chill out and have a laugh with friends. You can let the kids run riot here as it has play park as well as tennis courts and a great pitch and putt 18 hole golf course set up in it as well so take your own clubs as it's free but you can hire clubs if you don't have your own. On main bus route into town and has selection of bars/restaurants nearbye.
__label__3 It's my hen night on Saturday (because that's totally relevant to this review...) and the plastic nub-thing (official term) had disappered from the heels of shoes that match the dress I might wear.  I had a mini- freak out when I realised that the shoes needed to be fixed and I would need a 24 hour turnaround on it.\n\nBut, there was no need to worry as when I popped into SOS he guy said \"oh, that'll just take two minutes to fix\" and while I waited he told me about how walking through grass can pull these bits out of shoes, and that there are bits and pieces of women's heels all over the Meadows.  He then continued his small talk into work, my hen night (ok I may have brought that one up), etc, while he sorted my shoes.  \n\nAt the end of it, I parted with a mere \u00a37 and was very pleased with myself.\n\nSo, thumbs up to the friendly SOS guy.
__label__3 We stopped in here for an impromptu breakfast one morning stroll along Broughton Street. They were very busy but managed to find us a table downstairs and advised that there would be a wait for our food, although it didn't take long at all. We've been before and the eggs benedict were up there with the best I've had in Edinburgh but after over indulging over the Christmas holidays we decided to share the Arbroath smokie with a poached egg, spinach & Hollandaise with a side of toast. I could have eaten the whole thing myself it was so good, the hollandaise was perfect with the fresh wilted spinach and the subtle smokiness of the fish. I don't usually bother with toast but the thick slices with butter were just what the dish needed, although at \u00a38.90 they could have included some toast in that price? I like the modern Scandinavian feel to the d\u00e9cor and all the cakes laid out at the till were hard to walk past as we were leaving! I will definitely be back soon.
__label__3 HOLD IT. HOLD IT. As some of you know, I am on an ongoing mission to find the greatest Eggs Benedict in all of Egginburgh. For many months, Kilimanjaro Coffee has held the crown. No longer. No longer.\n\nI don't know what made it so amazing here. The bacon, for a start, is not how I like my bacon - it was streaky and on the side, instead of back rashers sitting snugly under their eggy blankets. And yet. And yet. And yet. The eggs were poached to perfection and, once cut into, ran free and wild across my plate with joyous abandon. The muffins on which they were served were light and fluffy. The hollandaise was absolutely packed with flavour - with the addition of a quick sprinkle of black pepper, it blew my mind. And the bacon... just... worked. It just did. It's magic. The dish, teamed with a creme caramel rooibos, set this urban wanderer winging her way, harp and all, up to cloud nine in seventh heaven.\n\nUrban Angel is surprisingly capacious inside, made of lots of little rooms, but don't come here if you suffer from any kind of body dysmorphia as much of their decor consists of mirrors - including a charming pair in the shape of wings. The recess into which the hand basin fits in the poky little ladies' is also panelled with mirrors (which is kinda weird when you stand up to pull up yer knickers, know what I'm sayin'?). It's also below street level so you'll more than likely lose phone signal.\n\nBut when they've got eggs like that, and a menu that includes a raw chocolate shake, endless smoothies, Eteaket teas, Edward & Irwyn hot chocolates, and lots more unbelievably scrumptious things, you can forgive a few little things like that.
__label__4 Edinburgh's most accomplished restaurant.  Food and wine pairings are excellent and the service sublime.  The dining room is beautifully appointed and extremely intimate.  For the most special of occasions in Edinburgh, this is definitely the place.
__label__4 For my birthday, I was treated to an outstanding 9 course meal at the glamorous Number One restaurant within the Balmoral Hotel in Edinburgh. Number One is a well known Michelin-starred restaurant which is regarded as one of Scotland's best. The team is lead by Executive Chef Jeff Bland, who uses top Scottish ingredients to create edible art which both fascinated me and tasted incredible.\n\n\nWe started with cocktails &'canap\u00e9s in the bar - fois gras macaron anyone? Bizarre? Yes, but utterly delicious.\n\nWe decided to have the chef's tasting menu with matched wines. They give you a basic menu which literally gives a basic clue as to what you'll be served. When each course arrived we dissected them and analysed them to discuss the ingredients and cooking methods. It's a foodie thing. We need to work out what herb that's in the sauce, or how the salmon was cooked!\n\nWe had a selection of breads to choose from to begin with - I opted for a cheese and caramelised onion loaf. It was divine. I'm not going to give a blow by blow breakdown of each dish - there is so much detail that I could go into, and I think the pictures on my blog speak for themselves. \n\nThis meal, or should I say culinary experience, was just brilliant. The only meal I can compare it to is Restaurant 21212, but as they're both very different, I couldn't possibly pick a favourite. The restaurant is low lit, comfortably quiet and spaced and beautifully decorated. The staff are absolutely fantastic: you're served by a host of staff from waiting staff to a sommelier. Everything is explained, the food is beautifully cooked and presented. The service was slick and yet not too pretentious (yes, there is such a thing). I'd recommend dining here to absolutely anyone who enjoys top quality food.\n\nAfter our meal we decided to try out the trendy Balmoral Bar! A fantastic night!
__label__3 Needed an afternoon sugar pickup and saw this place.  Pleasantly surprised with great tasting frozen yogurt at this self-serve shop.  Saw red velvet for those that crave the real thing.  Toppings are aplenty but wish they had some mochi like some of the other yogurt shops.  \n\nIt's fairly new and there isn't much seating indoors but it's got a few tables outside next to the coffee shop.   \n\nWill definitely stop here again soon.
__label__3 New Year's Eve stay for a concert at Time Warner Arena (5 - 10 min walk).  Other than the inflated holiday price, I was very happy.  Beautiful and clean common areas, clean, nicely appointed room (21st floor), staff was super friendly, and hotel is connected by interior walkway to a full, new-looking YMCA you can use just by signing in with your room # and DOB (this ain't your typical hotel gym).  The location was perfect for a short stay to attend an event in center city.  Everything you need is within walking distance.
__label__4 We actually ended up going to this restaurant because all the other restaurants were closed. We were hoping to find some Scottish food. I was so glad they were open. The food was simply fantastic, and the service was 5 star. I think the owners name is Monty. We talked to him quite a bit while we ate. It was absolutely incredible. If you are in Edinburgh, don't miss it. There were a total of 9 of us including one 6 year old child. I live in San Diego, and really miss this restaurant. I wish there was one here.
__label__1 All in all, a little bit rank. I didn't go there expecting much, but what i did get was an overpriced disappointing burger with fatty bacon. I know it offers what it says on the tine, fast food, but for the price i would have rather have gone to Illegal Jacks or somewhere.\n\nThe best bit was the fact that i was hungover and therefore made the most of the diet coke refills!
__label__2 Not bad. Better than other fast food joints in Scotland. Actually WAY better than the fast food joints in Scotland. \n\nI kinda expected more, but was won over by the rootbeer float. That was definitely worth going. OMG, you have not experienced American fast food/diner fare til you've had a rootbeer float. Brought me back to the days of Dairy Queen and the likes. Yet the burger wasn't all that. It was ok but it just felt like there was something missing, to make it a home run. Also, I probably should've ordered the cajun fries. I ordered the onion rings. They were good but clearly frozen. So now I'm on a mission to find fresh made onion rings, any rec's?
__label__0 Who goes here?! At the ripe age of 21, this was my first ever club experience (don't balk, I'm American).  The horror!! Who gave all those fifteen year old girls stripper heels and let them in the doors??  There are much MUCH better places to go if you want to pay an unnecessarily high cover and watch people flop around on a dance floor.
__label__0 I couldn't have imagined that this place could get any worse......I was wrong.\n\nI left City the other night, knowing it was a mere 5 minute walk to my flat and knowing I was totally safe....until I opened my bag and found a bit of paper saying ...\n\n'hey baby, you're sexy, call me on 07921.......'\n\nc'mon, seriously????
__label__0 I was expecting me to be an outcast by really not liking this club, but it looks like I am not alone. I have been to City a fair few times and have never had a good night here. However, the place is always really rammed to the brim making it uncomfortably snug when you get in. \nTheir Friday nights are famed allegedly alleviating students from paying over the odds, but in fact do quite the opposite- the drink 'deals' are some of the worst I have seen and you can get cheaper entry elsewhere.\nWhen I did go for one of their 'deals' I purchased three bottles of Fosters for me and a couple of friends. They put the three bottles in front of me, but before I paid them, someone stole a bottle and ran off (a fair example of the client\u00e8le City Nightclub draws). The bar staff said that I had to pay for all three and called over a bouncer to make sure I did or I would be thrown out.\nDespite the club being pretty big, especially for Edinburgh, there isn't enough areas in the club to sit down and actually chat with you mates, which is probably deliberate as this makes you more likely to go for one of their drink 'deals'. Your other option is to go to the dance floor where you can barely move and are constantly pushed and shoved.\nNeedless to say, I am not in a hurry to return to City any time soon!
__label__1 We were absolutely starving so we decided to check out this place...wish we hadn't. The food was lackluster - not all that cheap and NO RITAS! I suppose I needed to look for the apostrophe but I was kind of hoping they would have a variety of margaritas...but alas Rita is just the name.  With my hopes dashed I was left to the food which wasn't anything I'd give a second thought to. The day we went there was no live music and no real ambiance to speak of.
__label__1 This place was just ok from the start.\n\nI am pretty sure the overwelming smoked flavor of the brisket was from liquid smoke, otherwise it was half way decent. As a side note I had to get up in the middle of the night and scrub my hands and face because of the overwelming bbq smell.\n\nThe sides were pretty good, both the slaw and the fries ranked pretty high.\nMy meal was served with out any napkins and my hands were covered in BBQ sauce before I realized just what was happening.\n\nMy waitress was fine,but not fun or with any personal touch, and my overall impression was that the entire staff was dialing it in.\n\nIf I was paying for that meal I wouldnt have been happy, but with a comp it was a decent option to another buffet.\n\nI bet this place could be, or was at one time alot of fun. \n\nIf you dont buy into the hype and or expect authentic BBQ, just have a big drink you will do fine here.
__label__2 Busy place with a long wait...\n\nFood was mediocre....\n\nBUT their margaritas were super good. I'd come back just for those!!!
__label__1 I'm torn on this place. Fries? Good! Inferno wings? Awesome! Pulled pork? Mushy and the flavor wasn't very good. It had the consistency of dog food. Ulcerator may have been better had the hamburger not been raw. Service was ok. Nobody in our group was very impressed eith the experience.
__label__2 Not much I can say about this place, seems to have it together service-wise. The salad bar placement in  the middle of the restaurant is awkward especially with the transition to the serving area is right there, but who cares about that right?\n\n\nOrdered the chili verde scramble, after taking time to study a menu with LOTS of options. The food came out quick, and they have a hearty portion. Was decent, left plenty to take home. The green sauce seemed canned,so it took away from the food.\n\nWill be back to try some of the other dishes, just too many to fit in one setting.
__label__3 In a world of omelets there is no better place than the Omelet House. Their portions are humongous comparably to Denny's or IHop. Alongside with their breakfast dishes are seasoned potato spuds -- amazingly delicious. Unfortunately, the reason for the four stars follows the fact that the Omelet House's amazing food does not necessarily parallel their staffing. I don't want to infer that they have bad customer service -- because they are all friendly, amazing hosts and hostesses, and quick with the refills on beverages. But they seem to lack the staffing for various stations. The waiters and waitresses also play the role as host, which is fine, only when there is no one waiting in the front. Regardless, the Omelet House on Boulder  highway is somewhere I frequent -- my mother and I will be back for \"The Black Forest.\"
__label__0 Had to give it a one star to offset all the B.S here. In reality the service sucks \nand is very amateur. The phones are not answered management is never \nto be found and the staff is 2 star at best. If you want fruit or berries bring your own\ndish bowel to wash it as you can be guaranteed these people didn't clean it.\nThe so called Kobe beef is of course the cheapest cuts available for humans\nand the overall brunch and regular buffet is poor.  If you want a good brunch try\nthe Camellback Inn, or the Westin which is actually cheaper and 10 times better.
__label__4 I love buffets!  One of the main reasons I go to Vegas is for the buffets.  Wandering Horse is the closest to a Vegas buffet but at less then half the price.\n\nMy daughter chose to go here for her birthday.  My husband takes a look at the prices for lunch online and is shocked.  It was $8.95 for kids and $13.95 for adults.  Wow!  That's a deal!\n\nThey have a good variety of food to try.  I loved the bbq duck legs.  Yum!  The dessert bar was wonderful! The kids love the gelato and so do I!  But my favorite dessert was the chocolate chip cookies.\n\nIf you are dining on a budget and want good variety, this is the place!
__label__3 Overall,  good buffet selection.  Went there on Valentine's day craving for some seafood buffet.  They served complimentary champagne and unlimited lobster claws that night. The line was long but it was  worth the wait.  Asian dishes could be improved, I think.
__label__1 We went for Mothers day buffet and menu sounded great. Prime Rib had no taste, Shrimp was mushy, food was cold. Crab legs also mushy and no taste. Overall this is the worst Mothers day buffet we have been to. Also a party of six was charged 20% tip without telling me prior to charging.
__label__2 The buffet for Saturday night is 26.95 per person as of this writing. I would consider it a good deal at 20, but 27 is a bit too high. Some food was fantastic. The steak and salmon were very good, and the peanut butter chocolate cream pie was fantastic, rich but not heavy. One standout low was the so-called French onion soup, which was made with (I kid you not) reconstituted onions, almost identical to the grody ones McDonald's puts on its burgers. A cup of Lipton instant soup would have been better. I suppose that would be (barely) okay for a 7 dollar cheap ass buffet, but wholly unacceptable when dropping close to 30 dollars for a meal.  Fresh onions just aren't that expensive, and while a good French Onion soup takes a while to make, it's not labor intensive at all and an acceptable one should be easily in reach of any certificate holder from a culinary school. \n\nBasically, I'm reinforcing what others have said; what's good is very good, what's not good is downright bad.
__label__4 Wandering Horse isn't the cheapest buffet around, but OMG what a buffet it is.\n\nI can sum it up in all up in five words:\n\nAll you can eat steak.\n\nAnd not crappy shoe leather steak--delicious mini kobe or other steaks, as much as you want, pile it high.\n\nAnd you can do the same with the chicken, the fish and shrimp, the pork and crab legs, the Mexican food, the Asian food, salad, veggies, and tons of different kinds of desserts but. . .\n\nThe steak--endless steak, tasty, tender steak, eat until you pop steak.  Just go back and get more\n\nWalk into the casino, head in, pay once. and let the beef commence.
__label__4 Holy moly buffet batman. Probably one of the best buffets I've ever experienced. The place is super clean, nice, staff is very attentive and the dessert selection...oh my. I opted to focus solely on Asian cuisine and my husband did the seafood and meat stations. Food was good, we were stuffed and left happy. We easily spend $100 on dinner and to only spend $60 for all of this yumminess on a Friday night, not too shabby. AND it's attached to a casino. Hit me!
__label__3 Went here with my wife and 2 kids for my birthday dinner. They serve several different cuisines and I tried a bit of everything. We were pleasantly surprised how good the food was. Among the highlights were crab legs and lobster claws. Lots of people were getting platefuls of these, but at no point we're they even close to running out....they just kept it coming. We will definitely be back.
__label__2 let me start off by saying the food itself was definitely a 5. my boyfriend and I split yakitori and onigiri, and I had a pork rice bowl (very fatty but the stuff I did eat was delicious) and my boyfriend got a tuna and salmon salad special from the wall. we also got wine specials from the wall which was only 4 dollars a glass - amazing! the prices were pretty decent overall. we ate as much as we could. now for the not so great part:\n\nwe sat at the bar, it was SO HOT we lost our appetites. the service was good but know it was more of a communal effort than one server. also the food just came out randomly when it was ready not like appetizers then meals. fine with me but some people might not be cool with that. also the place was TINY. we had to wait about 2 minutes to sit, which was fine, but the line was pretty bad when we were leaving.
__label__0 Oh man.. I don't know where to start with this place. I guess I just really fail to understand what all the hype is about. For starters, I'm not a fan of waiting in line to get into a restaurant UNLESS there's something absolutely fantastic about it. Kazu failed to meet that expectation.\n\nTo be simple and to the point:\n1. Too too too too crowded for my liking. I am not interested in grazing elbows with neighbors at a different table\n2. The food is really nothing special\n3. I guess a pro to all the chaos is that it's cheap (although we managed to spend over $100 for 3 people......but in theory it's *supposed* to be cheap)\n4. The waiters are not in a happy mood (because it's so disgustingly packed all the time)\n\nI'll stop there. I feel like my bad review is useless amongst all the other great ones - maybe I'm just missing the point of this place!! Go try it yourselves - everyone I know loves it except for fiance and moi.....so clearly we're the misfits here haha
__label__1 Kazu... AH! Where do I start. I was EPICALLY disappointed. Maybe I was expecting a lot. Maybe that's why. \n\nFirst things first. Service was bad. We were just starting with our appetizers and they had already brought our mains. We felt as if we were being kicked out, even though there wasn't even a line at the door. The beef carpaccio was very good and tasty, the ingredients in everything were all fresh, but the Shrimp burger was basically a shrimp patty with A LOT of mayo. Nothing spectacular really. And the salmon tuna sashimi bowl was such a waste of great fish. Such tasty pices of heaven mixed with lettuce and other crudities. Hardly any dressing. Needless to say, it wasn't spectacular either. Add to that a crowded tiny hole, a not so welcoming atmosphere, and a relatively high bill. \nAll in all, has INCREDIBLE unexplored potential --  Don't go there expecting a feast - the place is definitely OVERRATED.
__label__2 Is the food good? Yes\n\nHowever you'll have a nicer dining experience at a fast food place. We arrived at 6:30 and we're out the door by 7:02 and not by choice.
__label__1 based on all of the positive reviews we thought we'd give this place a shot our first night in montreal. the service was swift and pleasant, however, the speed at which our dishes came out was too fast. so fast that it felt like the food was pre-made and possibly even sitting around for a while. \n\nwe tried the shrimp burger which was very good, and also the 48-hour pork which was borderline inedible. it was as if all the flavor had been cooked out of the dish and all that was left was some fatty bits of pork and rice. the tofu salad was fine, but lacking in any kind of bold flavor. it is a big hunk of tofu with wilted greens in a fine-enough rice wine vinagrette.\n\nthe lone highlight was the shrimp burger which tasted fresh, was full of flavor and had a highly satisfying crunch.\n\nIf kazu focused on preparing dishes as ordered and less on turning over tables the quality of the meal might improve. as is stands, we won't be going back. don't believe the hype.
__label__2 Fate seems to be against me as I try to return yet another item @ Love Culture.  Discovering that I must've left my receipt in the shopping bag holding the purse I couldn't return (due to the no-return policy of accessories there- deemed \"final sale\"), I stumbled upon the colorful Charming Charlie.  My vision unfettered by wooden walls, I gazed through floor-to-ceiling glass panes into the brightly-lit space and immediately realized that this everything-goes store is color-coded!  Not only does CC sell charms, but it also offers up non-leather purses (I'm assuming they're synthetic going by the tag prices of $35 to $50); bangles; snakeskin-patterned wallets ($15 or higher); custom jewelry; adorable floral headbands; $30 and up summery blouses; shoes; and, well, you name it, and CC probably sells it!  I was tempted to buy a lavender washed leather-look business card holder ($10), when I sadly realized that I wouldn't be able to use it at work due to certain guidelines.  \n\nI already have my eyes on a few pieces and would've walked out with a few items had I not been struck with thoughts of getting something to eat!  :)  Hope to return today before they close at 9p...\n\nFYI, return policy is 14 days w/ receipt.  Clothing may be returned without the tag still on, as long as the tag accompanies the said item.  Restrictions?  Sales rep said that she wasn't positive, but clearance may be final sale.  (This location just opened this past Monday; I was told that a San Tan Village location is due to open in another week.)
__label__3 My wife and I really enjoy going to this Carvel + Schlotsky's restaurant.  They have really delicious sourdough crust pizzas (I love the BBQ-Chicken & Jalape\u00f1o) and tasty ice-cream treats.   Free-wifi and cold raspberry lemonade help make it a great place to go.
__label__1 I really like eating at El Pollo Loco but I will never come to this store again. The chicken was under cooked and the restaurant was dirty. Most the tables were un-cleaned and the salsa bar was disgusting. After I finished eating I went into the restroom to wash my hands and was disgusted by how filthy it was as well. I am surprised the health department hasn't dinged them. That said I will still be going to the El Pollo Loco on Cheyenne as it is always clean, the chicken is cooked properly and the services is good. I'm giving it two stars only because I know other stores are better.
__label__0 The service sucked. Managers were outside on break or smoking when the restaurant was packed. Always out of something on the menu, like taquitos. I like el pollo loco food and will have to drive further to get better food and service then this location!
__label__1 Maybe I just had bad service or caught a bum deal, I don't know but either way I probably won't be going back. \n\nStopped in there to grab some appetizers and have a meeting with a friend. Ordered the cheese wedges and the crab cakes. \n\nWe took two bites of the crab cakes, one for me and one for him. They were soggy and really terrible. I love crab cakes and these were only shaped like them. The waitress came by to the bring the check and asked if we wanted her to mention it to the manager, I said \"yeah that'd be great, they're just really soggy and not good\" She came back a minute or so later with \"The manager says that's just how they are. Here's your change\"\n\nNot impressed.
__label__1 I was referred to the salon by my hotel as I was in desperate need of a manicure/pedicure for a business meeting.  I was very disappointed in that the service I received was sub-par. My service was over $100, and my gel nails started peeling two days later!  My nails were barley shaped, and she only cut my cuticles on a couple of fingers. (Yes, all fingers needed them)  It is my fault that I did not say anything, however I was just hoping to get out of there, and away from the lady and her negative Drama. \n\nI truly do not mind spending the time, nor the money on a good service, however this was not. \n\nPositive - The owner was very pleasant.
__label__4 Being situated within a minutes walk of Edinburgh Uni halls of residence, The Crags is of course marketed entirely for students.  The food and drink is cheap, they show major sporting events on the large screens in each of its two rooms and they offer 'yellow cards' which get you discounts on drinks.  In my first year they used to have 'Quids Night' where most drinks only cost one pound and it was the ideal place to begin a cheap(ish) night on the town.  The new alcohol laws have of course banished this possibility but the drinks still remain reasonably priced.  Further, the food is excellent and they serve a burger of your choice with a pint for just \u00a33.50 which is easily a meal in itself.\nThe pool tables are in good condition, there is plenty of comfortable seating and the bar staff are efficient at dealing with the queues when it's busy.  The Crags is the ideal place to either unwind on lazy afternoons, enjoy the match or begin your big night out.
__label__2 I met a friend in Schenley Plaza since she has been away in New York the last couple of weeks. Even though Bobby was at home making dinner and I'm dieting, I still was hungry and needed food. \n\nI ordered the teriyaki chicken from Asia Tea House. The counter guy was nice and my food took long enough to know that it was fresh. It definitely was not the worst chinese that I have had.
__label__4 The pizza is so good that I forgive them for being Red Sox fans and will continue to eat there despite all the Red Sox posters. So if a New Yorker can tolerate Red Sox paraphernalia the Pizza has to be good!
__label__3 Loved the Pizza.  Loved the service.!  What more do you want?
__label__1 The White Pizza was just OK to us - we thought we would be blown away but we weren't\nThe House made Garlic Potato chips were really good to me but, Man you'll need some extra strength tic tacs/gum - maybe rinse with Listerine -cause you'll be smelling that Garlic for a while.\nWe honestly thought that we would be getting some made in house Italian Ice but was surprised to recieve Marco's Italian Ice - The chocolate was gross to us - It reminded us a fat free frozen chocolate pudding\nAnyways, we aren't completely wrighting this place off ..... We may try other stuff......
__label__4 Love this place. I usually order for pick up and i usually make my own pizza. Grilled chicken with jalapeno. The crust and sauce are amazing. If you decide to dine in they have specials like 2 slices of cheese and a drink for around $5.95, I think? But the food is always good and service is always on point. I'm definitely a regular here.
__label__2 I tried this North End Pizza joint today...  I have had their pizza before, but it wasnt fresh... I liked it cold...Well after a round of golf my cousin and i were craving pizza and some wings... The wings were breaded Hooters style,,, they were frozen...  I ordered them medium.. I liked them and would order them again.. We ordered a medium pepperoni pizza,,, I didnt care for the dough too much, it lacked that chewy crispy texture i like. The sauce was good,, nice taste,, and the cheese and meat were very greasy,, but i didnt mind...  For a medium pizza for 11.99 it was a tad pricey but i finished my half add an order of wings a drink and a beer.the total bill came to 29.10...  I guess it wasnt too bad..  In closing this place didnt deliver, the way i hoped they would... I give them a 3 starts barely, mostly due to the wings..  There isnt too many options in that area for pizza, this place isnt bad... At the corner of durango and centennial..  HOPE THIS YELPS,,,
__label__2 Service and ambiance were 5 star; food was 2 star. Had the Linguini Portifino and it was just so/so. Seafood was bland and tough. I hate to leave a review like this but it is what it is. The bread and wine selection was great though!
__label__2 Busy atmosphere and can be a bit of a wait. Food is decent enough and the price O.K.. \nI did find the most memorable thing about Big in Japan, was the service.
__label__0 Unlike other reviewers,we had no trouble finding a parking place. But our big problem was trying to figure out why anyone would want to come here in first place. \n\nDuring recent lunch-hour weekday visit (place was essentially empty except for two guys at bar, a bewildered tourist trying to figure out what was going on and a few employees, one on floor painting signs), you may well feel you have  stumbled into some sort of boho work-in-progress in an old block-long warehouse in charm-free neighborhood south of downtown proper. \n\nCheery young female employee who greeted us tried to explain what the mind-reeling business operation was all about--but it was pretty clear she wasn't very sure herself.  Is it a bar? A  gym? A restaurant? A clothing store? A concert venue? A tax write-off? Take your pick.\n\nWalk into this industrial cavern and you must immediately navigate a weird obstacle course fronted by a boxing ring (a souvenir from a past tenant? who knows? and why put it right in front there when rest of building has plenty of other space?) , followed by a few makeshift kiosks stocked with a smattering of tee shirts, vintage clothing and several faux retro cookbooks. \n\nOn one side of building is a non-operative supposedly soon-to-open soda fountain. . .or so we were told, even though other reviewers have raved about it. On other side  is a bar where we unsuccessfully attempted to order iced tea (probably only place in Phoenix that doesn't serve it) and got dirty look from surly young bartender in the process.\n\nAppeared to be some sort of dining area in open storage yard/garage  to the rear but at this point, who cared? A very bizarre, over-hyped establishment attempting  to fill a merchandising niche that probably doesn't even exist.
__label__4 I am in love with this space. It is amazingly awesome. Um, why isn't there a place like this in SF??? Seriously, you would think that SF would be cool enough to have a place like this, but I sure as heck haven't found out about it in the last 6 years. \n\nAnyways, enough venting. The Duce is super rad. Why? You just need to see it. My mom took us here, because she was meaning to check it out herself. It's basically a large warehouse space that has everything vintage/modern. There are tables outside to eat at, as well as a food truck. Inside there are more tables, and a tasty lookin' selection of grub. There are little counters around the edge of the rest of the space, for milkshakes, etc. Ahhh it would be sooo much fun to go to an event here at night, or just a cool place to hang out. I also liked the items they had for sale, ESP the adorable pink polka dot girly aprons. I really should've bought one, what was I thinking?? \n\nBasically it's awesome. Period.
__label__3 What a hidden friggen gem! From the outside you have NO idea what to expect but I was very pleasantly surprised. Around each corner is something new and exciting from the kareoke to the dance floor, to the boxing ring, to the food truck, and the store. Tons of fun!!! I can't wait to go back. My only complaint but also a compliment is that the drinks are pricey. Most likely because they're made with all organic fruits or veggies, etc. They're delicious - don't get me wrong! I tried their lemonade with vodka and also their bloody mary - YUMMMM! But they're pricey ($12+) and they take FOREVER to make. I sat at the bar for probably 20 min before I was even acknowledged. The bartender wasn't being rude, just really busy. I would have drank a lot more if it didn't take so long to get served. 4 stars for the ambiance & the cool vibe. 2 stars for the service.
__label__1 I have mixed feelings about my experience at the duce. I took my mother, sister and girlfriend there on a Tuesday night and had a fun time overall. The positives are that the food is good, the building was large, and they had a unique list of beers: old style, schlitzz, and other Chicago-only beers.\n\nUnfortunately, the waitress that took our order was very rude, the bartenders were blatantly talking about how to get more tips out of their customers,  and the macaroni and cheese muffins were not as good as Guy Fieri made them out to be. \n\nI would not recommend this place because of the service, the limited parking, and the uncomfortable seating. I could not see myself coming back unless they improved their menu, and worked on their customer service.
__label__4 Just went back for lunch and drinks  and I'm not sure what people were talking about with the poor customer service.  Everyone was super nice from the bartender to the wait staff.  Yes it took 30 minutes to get food but they stated that upfront.  Had the family sliders to try out all the different ones.  The brisket and the short rib sliders were the bomb out of the group!!  The mojito's were still kick ass!
__label__3 Un a\u00e9roport parfaitement moderne, bien organis\u00e9 et bien structur\u00e9. L'accueil est parfois un peu d\u00e9concertant pour les d\u00e9parts mais \u00e0 part cela le reste est un sans faute. Boutiques hors taxe, centre de promotion touristique, restauration et plus encore.
__label__3 Ugh.  So Bloom is owned by Food Lion--except Bloom is the non-ghetto version that was meant to compete with Harris Teeter.  The problem is that some brainiac at the Food Lion corporate office decided that Bloom was no longer to be.  Thus--all Blooms are now Food Lions.  This location has been undergoing the ghettoization to turn it from a pleasant market-style layout to a straight forward aisle by aisle grocery store.  It's almost like they've strategically placed dirt and goop to give it that Food Lion feel.  I'll be shopping at the Harris Teeter up the road from now on.  Sad, because Bloom was such a great palce.
__label__1 UPDATE! Thanks yelp! for removing my post due to inappropriate language! I guess I could easily copy-paste my original review, but then you'd just remove it and we'd play a grand old war of circle jerking until I downed your servers from sheer tenacity.  Instead I'll just replace all original \"inappropriate\" content with fuzzy warm words denoted by *stars* that can only be deemed vulgar if you, yourself, have a foul and filthy gutter mind. \n\nWhen I pay for a hotel room in the City Centre nestled between the illustrious Aria, overly bedazzled Cosmopolitan, and elitist Crystals, I expect to be treated like a rock star. A rock star that punches theistic figures in the face from the valet garage with my *rooster*- while doing *rooster*-push-ups with my other *rooster*. As I enter the lobby, I should be slapped in the face with velvet gloves filled with *coca-cola* then smothered in DoubleD *pretty dancing girls* wearing *floss of the nethers* made of more *coca-cola* and *bicycle tassels* that spill the sweet juice of Remy Cognac.\n\nImagine my immense disappointment when I was met with a *fun-fun* room change instead, being downgraded from a booked City Corner Suite to a drab Regular with ABSOLUTELY NO WARNING OR DISCOUNT?! What the hell is this? Motel 6? We booked like 2 months in advance, what kind of self-respecting hotel shafts its patrons like this?\n\nI swear to God they did this because I was dressed like a panda and knew I was heading to EDC.\n\n\"Oh those raver children! They don't have disposable income to gamble with and will probably be too cracked out to complain about us SHOVING THIS LONG BEDAZZLED GLASS *ROOSTER* UP THEIR *HAPPY HOLES*! Where would they find another hotel for their DEVIL-WORSHIP RAVE SO LATE? MUAHAHAHA!!!\" (Imagined Vdara Management Thoughts)\n\nThe room itself is the only reason why I have not used my awesome yelp! powers to banish this hotel into the depths of obscurity. Yes, it was beautiful, spacious, clean, and had numerous amenities. But to be fair, this is *fun-fun* Las Vegas and should be expected unless your staying at the *fun-fun* Circus Circus.\n\nPROTIP: Vdara lacks any form of self-parking since it is considered too elitist to have such paltry peasant-like things. You must self-park at the Aria, which is an unnecessary tangling maze of crap that forces you to wind through the entire casino (since Vdara lacks its own casino). Vdara conveniently makes up for this by having 7 valet garages so that you can easily pay $5 every time you try to leave the hotel or fetch that chapstick you forgot in the front seat.\n\nTL;DR: Haven't you heard? It's an honor to be *happy* up the *happy-hole* by this hotel. It is a privilege to be perfectly gouged for parking.
__label__0 Not juicy, too small and not worth it\n\nThe place is tiny!! Definitely not worth to pay for the day pass. The massage I got here was good but felt like it wasn't enough. \n\nI had the 50 minutes massage but felt like a 40 minute massage. The masseuse hands felt very strong and it was a good massage overall. \n\nThe jacuzzi was small. The sauna and steam room felt mediocre. The whole was was very small. They also had a co-ed meditation room where I fell asleep.
__label__2 Spa & Salon Vdara, located on the second floor of the hotel, not only has a spa and salon, but also a fitness center, which is complimentary for hotel guests.  The fitness center had everything I needed, including ice cold water and towels.\n\nI made a reservation for the spa to get a massage.  Until this visit, I've never gone to a spa before.  Without any point of comparison, I have to say that the spa was awesome.  I was promptly greeted, given a tour of the facilities, and was told to call if I had any questions.  What really made it awesome was I had the entire spa facility to myself, so I got to relax before my massage. There's a jaccuzi, steam room, and sauna.  They were all relaxing and next thing you know, it was time for my massage.\n\nMy massage therapist was friendly, however, her hands were rough!  It didn't make the massage relaxing at all, but I decided to make the best of it.  I still managed to fall asleep for a little bit, but at the end of the massage, I didn't have that euphoric feeling I usually get.  \n\nLuckily, when you get a massage you also get to use the spa for the entire day.  I decided to relax in the steam room more, so that helped.\n\nAll in all, it was an a-ok experience.  I would return for the spa, but maybe not for a massage.
__label__2 My only spa experience at Vegas so far. The fitness facility is great and has a little bit of everything. You can bring your iPhone and charge it and/or bring your earphones to watch T.V. while on a machine. The spa facilities are great too; there's a jacuzzi, a steam room, and sauna. They anticipate every little item you might need including razors, makeup remover, toothbrushes (individually prepackaged with toothpaste), hairbrushes, etc. I especially love the Vdara robes.\n\nWe got a couples massage and it was amazing. The massage bed is electronically controlled, and we added the special lavender oil for $10. Afterwards, we headed to the meditation room and took a nap. Halfway through someone came in and draped a blanket over me. \n\nThe first time I went was my best experience. The sauna wasn't working in my most recent visit. I was lucky to get a complimentary pass, but I would have been pretty upset if I had to pay $25 for the pass and a part of the facility wasn't working.
__label__3 Great place with a personal touch! The owners always remember my name- and the food is very good as well. I've only had their breakfast, and need to try lunch here.  It is a very clean and well-maintained place to go, and the prices are reasonable. The Esplanade needed other alternatives to Starbucks and this restaurant really fits the bill. Recommended!
__label__2 OK so today someone in my office brought me a sandwich from City Market Deli. It was the Santa Fe Club. Oven Gold Turkey, Bacon, Avocado, Lettuce, Tomato, Alfalfa Sprouts, Chipotle Mayo served on Our Toasted Multi-Grain Bread.\n\nThe bread is very good and the sandwich has a good amount of flavorful turkey. The chipotle mayo has just the right amount of heat. Overall a very tasty sandwich!
__label__3 I'm a bit of a sad case and watch \"Come Dine With Me\" a little bit more than is healthy and as such, dream of hosting sophisticated dinner parties for my friends. In fact, a few of my friends have already hosted a few \"Come Dine With Me\" style dinners and it will soon be my turn to step up to the challenge.\n\nPeckham's will definitely be top of my list of places to visit for delicious ingredients for my meal. Their deli section offers a tantalising range of fresh meats, salads and cheese and they even have ready made pastas, lasagnes and cakes if I feel like cheating, but I wouldn't do that, of course...\n\nIn addition to delicious foods they also have a good range of wines that would compliment my winning meal perfectly.\n\nI can imagine Peckham's being a great place to work and as a definite foodie it's a bit of a danger zone for me - I would just constantly want to eat all the goodies on offer and one day would wake up a size 120.
__label__2 From afar, you could seriously convince yourself that this place is a huge hospital.  It is definitely a compound!   And when you see a Hampton Inn right in front of it, its even more convincing!  \n\nThe closer you get though, you realize that this place is actually pretty nice...\n\nMy friend and his GF wanted to check this place (its a few miles closer than the stand-alone Casino AZ) out to go (yup you guessed it) gambling.\n\nWe arrived on a Thursday night, and it was pretty crowded!  A much hipper crowd (as you could tell just by the cars near the valet) than the other place.\n\nI found it interesting how the hotel lobby was right next to the entrance of the casino- that is kind of iffy to me... I know they do it so they can suck you dry, but still, I would have expected better from a place like this.\n\nThis place houses a much younger crowd and is definitely less smoky than other casinos around... But I am there to win money, not to get married or to breathe clean air.  Unfortunately, I lost $200 on slots here quicker than I lost $100 playing blackjack on a cruise ship.  I realized then this place wasn't for me.\n\nThere aren't nearly as many bill-breaking machines here either, so plan ahead and good luck finding an open seat.\n\nIf you want to see or be seen, then this is the place for you.  If you want to win money, head down the highway (I am sure people are winning tons of jackpots there as I am writing this)...
__label__1 Scottsdale standards?  Stay somewhere else and gamble here if you want. The pool is mediocre. The restaurant choices are not spectacular except Orange Sky- i really felt like i was on a carnival cruise with all the alcohol fueled tattooed gents and stiletto heeled teeny boppers here. Save your money and gamble and stay somewhere else.
__label__1 Talking Stick has all the makings for a great resort but just can't seem to rise to the challenge.  Virtually every encounter with staff just fell short with a lack of hospitality, strange since they're in the hospitality business!    Checked in around midnight and was impressed with the room size and decor.  Went to the casino to have a drink and gamble some.  Bottle of Bud at the bar for $5.50 seems steep so went to gamble. Was playing for awhile when the waitress came by calling for drinks, ordered another Beer and leaving a tip when she said $5.50.....when did they start charging for drinks when you're already down $100!!!!  Dealers were no conversationalists and the 3 that worked our table seamed to be in training mode.  Called it a night and at 8am the maids r knocking on the door.  What's so hard to flag a room that doesn't check in till midnight to and only booked a one night stay to come clean at noon!!  Guess that first get the &:)?& outta here didn't work as an hour later they're knocking again.  Lost that battle so got in the shower to find a big wad of hair in the drain....and it wasn't me pulling out mine.....disgusting! My wife grabbed the camera and we were ready to take action. Went to check out desk,asked first about policy of waking guests so early and were told \"you should hang the tag out before you go to bed\"...okay showed the receptionist the hair drain picture, she apologized reluctantly and said she would make note of it. We then asked to speak with manger on duty who came up front to help us. Same sad so sorry lame apology and indicated she could do no service recovery or price adjustment because we booked thru expedia. My wife then continued to give her an opportunity to make it right, but silence.Finally we said how about breakfast accommodation as we are now up early and hungry.She thought that was a good idea but did want us to know there was a cap on that of $25.oo...gave in but grudgingly...whew,lotta work,won't be back...
__label__0 The rooms are actually very modern and nice. I had two separate rooms for my group.  Three bay suite and a two bay suite. So why they 1 star? Its not the staff. Its the casino allowing smoking anywhere and everywhere. Its the pool party with DJ on Saturdays. If you want to see white trash at its finest, go ahead. People throwing up, cops throwing people out, people having sex in the bushes....give me a break. What a joke.
__label__0 A friend of mine works at Talking Stick Resort, she has been there since day 1, she helped open the resort five years ago.  She invited me to fly down to from Chicago to Arizona for a two day Staycation at the resort with her. We planning on visiting their famous Orange Sky restaurant, day of swimming and massages.  Unfortunately, Talking Stick Resort does not offer their own employees any discounts on rooms, or their amenities.  This is deeply disappointing.  Don't they realize the best advertising for people who are visiting their resort  is word of mouth by employees.  How can an employee recommend a restaurant, golfing, a spa treatment, or even give advise on what the rooms look like if they have no idea themselves.  I worked at 4 Diamond resort in Chicago and they offered their employees many discounts.  This was their way of thanking the employees for their hard work, as well as providing them with the information, tools and knowledge of what their property had to offer. I also worked for a travel agency, which flew me to all of their properties so I could have an idea of all the amenities each property had to offer.  This is basic travel industry 101.   I am deeply disappointed that a company would not offer room discounts to its own employees.  I don't think I will be visiting this resort during my trip to Scottsdale.
__label__0 This review is about entertainment in the \"ballroom\" and about the Julio Iglesius concert on 3-28-14.  The ballroom is an awful place to attend a concert or other entertainment events.  The viewing is bad and the acoustics very bad.  The seating is on a flat ballroom floor in chairs.  The stage is elevated somewhat, but not enough so one can consistently see what is going on.  You end up straining and shifting position to try to see.. \nJulio Iglesius sang entirely in Spanish despite the fact he has made millions selling records with English lyrics.  Also, at the beginning of the concert he made political comments about immigration policy in the U.S. and Arizona.  When I pay hefty sums for tickets to a concert, I do not expect be forced to listen to an opening  political rant from the performer.  I was pleased to leave as soon as possible without disturbing others in my row too much
__label__3 We've been here off and on and each time we go to the casino it seems nicer.  We've yet to stay at the resort but it looks so nice now I can't wait to!  We played penny slots all night and for the 4th of July weekend it was not very crowded.  Luckily we left up by $450 and we had a terrific time.
__label__1 Nice, quiet rooms.  Food in the hotel is abysmal, however, and few vegan options.  To even get soy milk, I have to go to the coffee bar (though one spectacular Blue Coyote employee, Glenna, sent a colleague, Lucy, to said coffee bar for a creamer of soy milk for me this morning -- only time employees made any attempt to engage with me).  Have no idea how this place claims to earn 4 diamonds (must pay AAA for their trainings/bias) because housekeeping was hit or miss (day 1 = trash emptied and amenities replaced. That's it.  Bed unmade, towels not replaced, room not tidied.  Day 2 far better, day 3 I had a fancy diamond-shaped toilet tissue fold... is this my 3rd different housekeeper??) and employees otherwise seemed bothered by guest presence.  Banquet rooms are freezing, casino area is smoky (both to be expected, I guess).  Dinner for 7 in Orange Sky was $530 and I got to eat side dishes only (not even a vegetarian entree on the menu).
__label__3 Ok I think this is the best deal that you should in no way pass up if you are looking to eat on a budget while on the Strip. Lets see your average buffet in Vegas will cost you around 25 dollars.  This deal cost me 34.99 make sure you sign up for the membership card or it will cost you 5 bucks more.  I was able to eat three times in the 24 hr period.  I had lunch, dinner, and breakfast the following day.\n\nI purchased our passes at Harrah's because it was the closest to TI of all the seven buffets.  Word to the wise ask the staff what are the best buffets.  I was advise to eat at Planet Hollywood, Rio, and of course they promoted Harrahs.\n\nLunch at Harrahs it was suprisingly ok.  The assortment did lag a bit but the food itself was tasteful.\n\nDinner at Planet Hollywood. Food selection was good. The assortment was much greater than the Harrahs.\n\nBrunch at Rio.  Although I had to take a taxi which was well worth the 7 bucks instead of waiting on the trolley at Harrahs to commute.  This was the best of the 3 buffets that I had. Now its time to get buffet wasted.  The seafood was great.  The sushi was great and the crepes  to order were awesome.  The endless Mimoso didn't hurt a bit either. This was by far my favorite of the three\n\nSo if you are looking to eat good on a deal on the strip go for the PASS AND GET BUFFET WASTED
__label__0 If I could leave less of a star I would. Wasted so much time in lines. They were completely inaccurate in assumptions of line times. When told 45 minutes it was more like 2 hours. There were far more people coming out then they were taking in due to the incompetence on the computer. The manager at the buffet at ceasars needs to be fired for her attitude. Don't waste your money!
__label__2 Contrary to other Vegas experiences where I'm usually dead to the world until 1pm, I was up and ready to go one morning at 8am.  My travel companions, however, were not.  After sending out texts and getting no responses, the bf and I headed to the buffet 'cuz we were both starving.  \n\nLuckily, we got in line just in time because, before we knew it, there were about 20 people behind us.  The credit card machine was apparently down and the employees had to write down the credit card numbers by hand.  I don't know how safe or secure that whole process was, but there were no fraudlent charges made afterwards, so that's good.  \n\nOur waitress was a doll, albiet overworked. She was rushing around from table to table, trying to keep everyone happy.  The food selection was pretty good with the breakfast stables (eggs, bacon, bagels, pancakes, fruit, french toast), but I really liked that they had some other \"ethnic\" favorites - dumplings, rice, congee, chorizo and eggs.  Those items were really the highlight of my meal because I was looking to change it up.  Granted, those items were probably the same items they served the night before at dinner, but whatever, I enjoyed it.\n\nCheck to see if they're running a 4sq check-in special before you head to the buffet.  You might need to stop in at the front desk to pick up a voucher, but it's really worth it.
__label__4 worthy !!
__label__2 We got the 24 hours pass buffet and tried the following:\n\nRio for lunch --food aren't fresh. Don't go here.   \nHarrahs for breakfast --Great selection, fresh, and yummy.  \nParis for Dinner --Great food, long line.  So try to go there before dinner peak hour.\nPlanet Hollywood for Dinner --Great food, fresh crab legs. Better than Paris. \nFlamingo for Lunch -as bad as Rio.  Stay away\n\nI would only go back to Planet, Paris, & Harrahs for the buffet pass deal.
__label__3 Never would i have thought of doing this ...but my wife convinced me that it would be a decadent treat ...and a great bargain....and that it was. we enjoyed the 24 hour pass..starting with a late dinner at the paris..it was good, a huge line up till they closed it...and the next day we had lunch at planet hollywood..it was so good we had to go back for dinner...clean,  well managed, and freshly prepared.  i strongly recommend the buffet at PH. Its all about not pigging out....and not eating a taste of everything ..lol...hey its hard to get a salmon caesar  salad in vegas for less than 30 bucks..so $50. for 24 hours of  pretty much whatever  food you want is great...not something i would want to do often..but once in a blue moon why not?   enjoy
__label__1 Well what can be added to the other complaints.  We were there 3 days.  The pool was closed due to different stories.  They gave us a key to the hotel pool that did not work had to get another.  The tengo Internet barely worked my computer could hardly get my emails.  My 2 phones constantly had unstable connection error message.  I  could not connect to yelp via wifi to write this review.   What does that tell you.  We will try oais rv park next time.
__label__2 It never ceases to amaze me what people get used to.  Over the years I have clung to people, places and things without even thinking much about it.  When I was a child I had my favorite used needle.  My homeless friend, Sir Albert Bottomtop used to sit with me for hours on a park bench telling me fantastic stories. He told me about the time he stabbed Peter O'toole in the leg after a drinking binge.  How he once walked in on Helen Mirren, a donkey and 20 ping pong balls.  How once he tackled Winston Churchill to the ground and pink bellied him until finally Chamberlin pulled him off and they all laughed. I cried when he told me about mentioning in passing how hot Wallis Simpson was.  Great stories.  \n\nOne day I rode my tricycle to our bench and saw him...he was a beautiful shade of blue. He was clutching a needle. I took it.  I had that needle until I was arrested in Finland for kicking Paavo Lipponen in between the legs and screaming \"this is for cooperating with the Stasi.\" I smiled before those rotten fish eaters tackled me and my beloved needle fell smashing against the ground. My tears flooded the modern, sleek and tiny toilet in my cell. IKEA sucks.\n\nAfter that was a blur of soda pop bottle tops, used underwear, a bra from Estelle Getty, the first place trophy from the Uganda \"Rock, Sissors, Paper\" championship, and a stuffed gerbil from an actor I can't legally name.  Suddenly today...I realized that I am still holding on to things that bring me comfort.  I realized after I woke up in an abandoned floral nursery and all I could smell was rotting tulips, goat feces (don't ask), and the smell of carne asada...and I felt the word roll off my lips...Roberto's. \n\nRoberto's...I have mixed feelings about Roberto's...I have had some great meals and some horrible dishes depending on the location...so I am making this review LOCATION SPECIFIC!  If a duck just fell out of your ceiling with 100 dollar bill...LOCATION SPECIFIC...were the secret words of the day. Congratulations.\n\nI want to start with the best thing on the menu...the Carne Asada Chimmichanga.  The Chimmichanga is always good...but one tip...ask for it to be extra crispy.  The shell goes from Conan O'Brien with a slight tan color to Cindy Crawford on a bikini photo shoot color...golden brown but not over done.  Second, never get the steak. I will always say this...Roberto's steak sucks. Get the chicken...or...the best one...the carne asada.  Pork. Crispy shell. Did I say pork? Well, read it again...even the word is perfect...think about how you can use it in a sentence. \"I ate great pork this weekend.\" OR \"I gave Emma Stone the pork this weekend.\" Both are beautiful. Both make me want to watch the video of that action with my pants down. \n\nTacos...are great. The Burritos are good if you observe the meat rule, and the shrimp is surprisingly good. The refried beans are good, and the rice sucks. The super nachos (carne asada) are a hangover godsend. The chule relleno are hit and miss. The taco rolls WITH guacamole are amazing. The red sauce is good, but not the best.\n\nRoberto's is like having sex with a 400lb chick with no teeth...sometimes you get lucky and it is great. Sometimes 30 seconds in you wish you were anywhere else.  Drunk is ALWAYS better.\n\nYou dream of Rex. Rex dreams of someone else. You dream of Rex more.
__label__4 I am 100% confused by the one star rating on here. \n\nI'm a newbie bicyclist/triathlete and just trying to learn the ins and outs of bike maintenance. I knew my gears were being wonky and I suspected it was my derailleur but I know just enough to make an educated guess and then turn it over to someone that actually has a real clue. Being a newbie I was a bit worried about being taken advantage of or not being considered a \"real\" biker with my 2nd hand Trek. \n\nI'm so glad I stumbled upon Espada's great reviews on Yelp. I easily found the shop right on North Davidson. Parking is like anywhere else in NoDa - sometimes easy, sometimes a pain in the ass. When you walk in you're in an art gallery/jewelry store/bike shop but no worries, bike shop in the back, easy to see. Steve isn't a huge chatter but he was able to take a look at my bike right away and I wondered around the shop as I waited. I asked some questions all of which he easily answered and his prices are beyond reasonable (I'd called around beforehand). I rode around yesterday and my bike is back in business. I never felt like he thought I asked a dumb question (I'm sure I did) and I certainly didn't feel like he tried to up-sale anything\n\nSo go support this local bike shop and check out the art while you wait.
__label__0 Clearco is a Internet-based world class ripoff.  We have a one story house. They quoted $270 for inside and out which we agreed to pay even though it was higher than other services we used. Two high school kids came out. Their bill added $135.00 more for a \"tall ladder.\"  We asked them to wash the two mirrors in the house. They refused.
__label__2 I suppose its well stocked and closer for me than Tesco but it just doesnt have that friendly neighbourhood shop vibe. \nTwice in the last couple of weeks Ive been short changed and instead of a 'are you sure' or a 'lets see' the dude looked at me as if I just declared an interest in his wife.\nBoth times they were out by a pound or so. we aint talking 2p here man!\n\n\n They are on to me though. Last week I was overcharged for a coke and so I said 'I paid less last week'. He replied 'oh we undercharged you by mistake'...Good move that one...\n\n\n Finally, dont try and haggle. I haggled them for 20p off some Snapple but the only one who sanctions haggled goods is the Old Man. The other staff were taken by surprise and looked a little scared as I tried the haggling.
__label__4 Very delicious food here
__label__2 Is this a big convenience store or a very small market? It is not priced like a convenience store and does not have that atmosphere. Overall it does not have the friendliness of a small store. Selection and pricing is okay. It is all self checkout and it can be truly frustrating Self checkout anywhere else is not regularly annoying. Some employees are cold and employees make or break a small store.
__label__1 Have been trying to find the right time to try Twisted Cultures since we moved to the area in December.  Finally went tonight to get my wife her frozen yogurt fix.  When we walked in, we almost turned around and walked right back out - the girl at the counter, the first employee we saw upon entering, looked us up & down with a scowl on her face.  Hmmm, what did we do to offend her just by entering the place??  Decided to go for it anyway.  The place was pretty busy, full of people who seemed to be enjoying their yogurt creations.  Headed to the back to scope out the flavors available, saw a few that sounded good to us - but we had to find a way around the other employee who was huddled in the back corner flirting with 2 guys (waaaaaay too old for her) and blocking the stack of cups.  Finally got our cups and went to town loading them up with different yogurt flavors and toppings.  Paid the scowl-faced girl, still not friendly, and headed home (literally 2 minutes away) to enjoy our yogurt.  Enjoy is not really how I would describe it after all.  A little fake tasting (we had chocolate, vanilla, cake batter, coconut, and cookies and cream between us), sorta weird and gritty texture and just not the best we have had.   Unfortunately when you add up the unprofessional and somewhat rude service, along with the weird after taste and the cost, we will not be returning to Twisted Cultures.  Too bad, though, because my wife loves frozen yogurt and if it had been any good she would have been a devoted customer.
__label__1 I love this type of place. \nThe yogurt was good. The topping selection was amazing. \n\nBut the customer service lacked. The lady acted like she was bored and annoyed there were customers. She didn't smile at all. \n\nWe were on vacation, so we were letting the kids be a bit spoiled and top their yougurt with whatever they wanted, and the lady looked at my kids like they were disgusting pigs. They weren't being messy or loud, but I felt like she just didn't want us there. \n\nThen when the kids discovered they'd gotten more than they could eat, she watched them throw their cups away with an even more sour look on her face.
__label__4 Brunch at Moo is one of my favourite weekend pastimes - with a great selection from scrambled egg and smoked salmon to a cooked vegetable snack that would make any meat-eater consider converting to vegetarianism. The smoothies are refreshing and filling, and the staff are always smiling. I've taken friends, family and even in-laws(!) there and they've all been delighted. \n\nTheir BYOB burger night is also a great one for hungry tummies looking for good quality grub and fab flavour combinations!
__label__2 We wanted to like this place, really we did.  And there a lot of things to like - cozy ambiance, friendly service, awesome beignets.  But the food was, in our opinion, just \"meh.\"\n\nWe came here for brunch on a Sunday morning and tried the Zucchini risotto cakes and the french toast.  The french toast was better than the risotto cakes, which had a crispy exterior so crispy that it was like chewing on ... I dunno, rocks?  Definitely beyond the crispy stage and moving into the rock stage.  Anyway, so that wasn't so great, but the french toast was legitimately tasty.  Was it $11 tasty?  I guess where it goes wrong (for me) is that I used to get a stuffed French toast from Dozen (back when they were open) that was seriously good stuff that probably cost about the same.  So... in the matchup against good ole Dozen's Sunday brunch, this couldn't compare.  And that made me sad.  =(\n\nWe're game to give it another try, but it's just a Meh to us.  We'd rather go to Casbah or Frick Cafe.
__label__2 Perfect neighborhood joint to walk to for brunch. Noisy. Tight seating. Often a wait. Beware of deep fried doughnuts & beignets -- quite tasty if hot hot hot. (Nasty if not not not!) Seems to have a constant brunch menu that doesn't change much even if it is chalkboard based. Frittatta, quiche, omelet, french toast, farmer's egg platter, etc. Most served with a decent portion of spring mix salad and burnt-grilled Italian bread. Satisfying and reasonably priced  between $10-$12 per dish with additional sides ata $4-$6. Food is locally sourced. The Polenta Pepperanata has a tasty sauce that is heightened if the egg is cooked correctly, over easy or soft. But often egg dishes here are over-cooked. The Risotto cakes are tasty. The Italian hoagie seems to sell well, tastes of quality ingredients, but otherwise is just an Italian hoagie.
__label__1 I tried to eat here yesterday for brunch.  I've been to E2 once before and the food is good.  Brunch is served until 2 pm on weekends.  We arrived at 1 pm and were informed that the restaurant was now closed for the day.  The hostess was quite condescending and didn't really explain why they were closing an hour early.  My assumption is that the restaurant is very small and there were a lot of people who had put names in ahead of us.  It was really very weird, however. They don't answer their phone and don't have a way to contact them on their website.  It seems that they aren't interested in customer feedback.  I doubt I will bother going back.
__label__0 This place sucks ASS!!! The food SUCKS and they only got me in the place through misleading advertising a happy hour that they lead you to believe is one thing, you order what you THINK is on HR and then...WAMOOOO!!! HUGE BILL the owner threatens to then call the police on you unless you pay up.......... PASS and save your money for Goldies or Zipps right up and down the street.
__label__4 This place makes the best latte I've ever had. I miss it so much after I graduated. Hot/iced latte, macchiato, berry tart, sfogliatelle are my favorite~
__label__0 NOPE! HUH UH! DOO-DOO! Ok. This is pretty harsh. I was there for the first time on 9/2/2010 before the last of the Cardinals pre-season opener for a bite before the game. There was a wait....ok....got it! However, their were open tables? Don't GOT it! The hostess said \"Your table is ready\" yay! \"Oh, by the way would you mind sitting on the patio\"? We were game for it. The Hostess then walks us through the patio and out to.....wait for it......Arizona beach area?! Low back, low to the ground wooden benches and beach style chairs. Yeah, sure in Arizona 100 plus heat. Not happening. So, we wait for an inside table. We eventually get one. The friendly waitress Jesse takes our drink order. We wait about 4 minutes or so.....perfect. Jesse takes our food order. We wait about 50 minutes for not so good food. I was with 2 other people. We ordered the following. Person #1 ordered Nacho's w/ sour cream on the side. Person #2 ordered a grilled chicken Quesadilla and I ordered fried Ice Cream. They were all terrible. The Quesadilla was as thin as Taco Bell's and three times the price. I mean they were SKIMPY! The Nacho's I was told were chewy. Nice, just what one would like, chewy nacho's. Jesse our server did apologize for the wait saying this \" Im so sorry you had to wait. I keep telling the staff to hold off on seating people to give the kitchen a chance to get caught up\" WELL, that explains why we could not be sat inside when there were tables open. So, like I said. Pretty bad execution, bad food, long wait. NO GOOD! If you go keep in mind too the menu is extremely limited. So, ADIOS....thats goodbye in.....well I'm just sticking with the theme, using my resources!
__label__0 .My friend Megan flew in from Boston and invited all of her friends to Calico Jack's. When we got there they gave my boyfriend a hard time about his sneakers so we talked to the manager and he let us in. They were also charging a 5$ cover that night which I think is ridiculous. I would never pay money to get into a bar like Calico Jack's so we all left and gave Saddle Ranch our business. I really liked this bar when it first opened but over time the crowd has gone downhill and the doormen are out of control!
__label__0 Terrible.  The place was empty, yet I was served by beer in a HOT glass?  odd.  I ordered beef fajitas, and they were terrible, with much of it being such bad meat it was inedible.  The food was also extremely bland.  I asked for chips and salsa, only to never get any.\n\nIt was terrible, and I wont go back in my travels to Phoenix.
__label__0 Worst place i've eaten in a long time. The waitress was very indifferent to how our food was,wheather we were happy with it or not. Way over priced. Much more experience than most mexican restaurants. Whoever called this tex mex has never had real tex mex. Don't even know where it came by the the name. Give this place a pass. There are way too many restaurants in the area to go to this one. All Mexican restaurants give free chips,this one charges. You even have to request hot sauce. I wrote a complaint via the internet to Cactus Jack and they didn't even bother to respond. I hope this place goes under quickly and allows a decent restaurant to take its place.
__label__0 Worst Mexican food I can remember eating and/or paying...hoping somebody that runs this place is aware of how terribly bad they are...we seriously debated walking out on our 90$ bill because first of all 3 ppl 90$ is f*#king ridiculous for the food they served and because our server could not have been more worthless...this establishment is a JOKE
__label__0 I give this place one star because it wasn't the absolute worst restaurant experience I've had. The bartender was cordial at least, once he realized we existed. We came in tonight , New Year's Eve and entered right as it was clearing out.  Ie: most had gotten or were finished with their meals.  They were not busy and being directly across from jobing.com, they should be prepared for game nights and new years.  (Having worked at a restaurant next to a sporting arena, I am aware of how this works.) Long story short, 1 order of not good chicken tacos took a half hour, our taquitos were completely forgotten, the employees were wandering around on their cell phones; that's if you can tell who works there, as they all wear street clothes. These people either don't know what they're doing, or they don't care because they're guaranteed business when all the edible places are busy.  I will never go here again and dissuade anyone I know to do so either.
__label__3 Ah, Pollock. The memories. Most people who've stayed here did so as freshers although the uni does rent out the nicer blocks to tourists or people attending conferences at the on-site conference centre, St. Leonard's Hall.\n\nThe tourists only ever get put in Chancellor's Court or John Burnett House, as the others are pretty skanky breezeblock cells housed in ugly 1960s wannabe tower blocks, and also because these two are the most expensive. When the rahs go home for summer and aren't cluttering up the quad with their stupid huge hairdos and jack wills tracksuit bottoms, this place is pretty good. There are a few grassy areas for lounging on during the rare suny days, there's an on-site pub and there's also a little corner shop which is fairly well-stocked. \n\nJust don't eat in the JMCC canteen. They like to dress it up and call it a restaurant, but it will always be a canteen. And not a very good one at that.
__label__4 I have spent way too much time on these little Airport shuttle buses but I'm really glad they're available as I don't fancy paying \u00a320+ to get a taxi from the airport into the city centre. As previous reviewers have mentioned it's only \u00a33 for a single and \u00a35 for a return - just make sure you don't lose your ticket. The buses run 24 hours so whatever time your flight is you can hop on one of the trusty shuttle buses to take you to or from the airport.\n\nThere are various stops on the bus route including Edinburgh Haymarket and Waverly train stations and I like the fact that the driver take on a sort of tour guide role pointing out different tourist sites along the way and greeting people who get on and off the bus along it's journey. The last time I was on it the driver gave a cracker of a joke as we passed Edinburgh Zoo... it was that good I've completely forgotten what it was so maybe he shouldn't give up the day job just yet.\n\nThis is a great service, the staff are always friendly which makes a change as most bus drivers seem to be the angriest people in the world. There's ample space on the buses giving you lots of leg room after being cooped up on a plane for a few hours, there's also lots of space for luggage too so you won't need to worry about being crushed by someone's suitcase bulging at the seams.
__label__3 We stayed at the George Hotel while we were in Edinburgh, and ended up eating here twice for breakfast and twice for dinner.\n\nThe first dinner we had here was to die for.  My rozmopolitan cocktail was to die for, and they made my husband a great drink as well.  The smoked salmon appetizer was delicious-- the potato blinis were the perfect vehicle for the salmon, and the horseradish creme wasn't overpowering.  For entrees, I had the four herb fettucine with steak and loved it.  The noodles were definitely closer to linguine than fettucine, but the sauce was light and delicious and the beef filet pieces were grilled very well.  My husband had the filet and said it was excellent; the fries that came with had a great balsamic sauce on top and the onion rings were a delicious bonus.\n\nOur second dinner was less exciting, but still very good.  We both had steaks; my sirloin was cooked perfectly at medium, but his ended up more medium well than medium rare, which was very unfortunate.\n\nThe breakfast is a standard Scottish breakfast, but everything is done very well.  The eggs are fresh, the sausage is great, and there's a wide selection of fruit.\n\nService is great at both mealtimes, and the vibe is classy without being stuffy.\n\nI'd highly recommend Tempus, especially if you are staying at the George.
__label__0 Came in during summer when it was extremely hot. Given those circumstances, best place to chill would be in coldstones!\n\nUnfortunately, the strawberry ice cream and the mint chocolate chip ice cream my friend got were melting by the time we had paid...and we didn't even lick the ice cream yet! I know AZ temperatures can be crazy but I wish the there was better temperature control. That said, the strawberry ice cream juice that I drank was pretty good. The service was really helpful, but the guy behind the counter seemed really pushy in trying to help us decide. \n\nWon't come back again...but never say never! Maybe the hot temperatures will drive us in here!
__label__3 Are you willing to jump off of a building 855 feet off the ground? I did. \n\nAnd it was fun! I did at night, so the view was spectacular. The ocean of neon spread out below, the wind in your face, the brief feeling of weightlessness- all quite fun and well worth doing. As others have said, the hardest part is actually pushing yourself forward over the edge. Once you begin \"free-fall\", you're really zip-lining almost vertically along the base of the tower. The speed is slightly less than I had imagined, so I was a little disappointed. Still, it's quite an experience. It feels a bit safer than skydiving and it's FUN! The deceleration was a bit rough. \n\nI do think that at $100 it's a bit expensive- for about $115 you get a photo booklet and a dvd of your jump. It's worth the extra $15, because it's so entertaining to watch yourself falling. It's not a face-shot, but you see your entire body and the city behind you as you fall, so it's still pretty cool. I prefer it this way, actually, because I don't have to see what kind of horrid faces I was making the entire way. \n\nBesides, there's a 76 year old woman who's done the jump 8+ times. Are you REALLY going to be outdone by her? ;}
__label__3 Lots of fun. It is not as scary as you would imagine. I am the biggest wimp, and it was a piece of cake. It is kind of spendy for the 3 second fall, but worth it if you just want to say \"I jumped off the stratosphere!\"
__label__3 This cart features local and organic fare.  The pasture raised pork carnitas are fantastic.  Hands down the best food cart around Charlotte.
__label__4 They are super friendly and love what they do.\n\nIf you purchase one of their t-shirts for $20, you can get a free lunch when you visit their cart while wearing it. What a concept!!\n\nThis is a great cart and will fill you with delicious meals. The pork taco is their staple dish and no complaints here. \n\nTheir mission is to use local and sustainable ingredients. Big fan of that! Also, they take cash or credit. Follow them on Twitter @HMGCart to find where they will be next!
__label__3 Wow can you say the service is slow!  The food was good but be prepared for the service to be slow and unresponsive.  The buttermilk pancakes were good provided you didn't eat the middle of the cakes as it was thick and a bit doughy.  The edges though were pretty good.  My wife had the catfish and grits and said the grits were amazing.  Although we are Asian so take that reference with that bit of knowledge.  Great ambiance in the heart of Charlotte.  For those with kids this place is open before 10am for brunch and being in that area for visiting you won't find too many brunch places let alone ones that open before that time.
__label__4 Nyam Nyam is a really friendly Italian restaurant which offers great food and service for its prices.  It's less than a minute's walk from George Square and so is ideal for satisfying any post-class huger pangs.  It feels inviting inside with its cosy size and comforting decor which makes you feel right at home.\nTheir menu is excellent with plenty of authentic Italian dishes ranging from calzones to homemade ice cream.  I went for the spaghetti carbonara which was delicious and creamy.  The smoked bacon which they use is amazing and enfuses the whole dish.  \nThey're not stingy with their portion sizes either and I'd recommend it for lunch or dinner any day!
__label__4 This is my nail salon! I have tried many many different salons over the past few years and never found one I wanted to go back to. Modern nails is the best. I always get a pedi and shellac polish and it is amazing. The staff is friendly and efficient. This is the only place I go to now.
__label__3 One of the few choices that you have at the Waverley Train Station  for food before you board the train your destination.\n\nThere are always plenty of sandwiches and salad bowls but later on at night a lot of the shelves are empty with not many staff to fill them.\n\nThe store is rather on the small side and makes it feel cramped.
__label__4 This was my first time here. I found the decor very modern and upscale. Our waiter was extremely friendly and great with the recommendations. I am a creature of habit, but I wanted to eat outside the box. I usually order steak or pasta. I was eyeing the braised short ribs, but was unsure. However this was one of our waiters recommendations, so I ordered it with a side of Mac n cheese. The short ribs were off the bone and so tender that a knife was not required. The ribs were so moist and tasty and I wanted seconds. The pumpkin gnocchi  were also tasty and the Mac n cheese was creamy. One of the best meals I've had in awhile.
__label__1 I think they are lying about it being frozen yogurt. It taste just like ice cream! I went here bc I wanted frozen yogurt. I like the taste of frozen yogurt. Not here, you'll get ice cream. It's good for Ice cream but taste nothing like frozen yogurt.
__label__3 Like Stephanie, it was the promise of soup, bread and tea for only \u00a33.95 that attracted me into Cafe Vivo. I'd been wandering around the Canongate area all morning and I need a bite to eat and as it had been raining on and off, a hot cup of tea was just what the doctor ordered.\n\nIt was choc-a-block and I was lucky to get somewhere to sit but I enjoyed sitting near the window, people watching and chomping down my vegetable soup. Delicious. I can definitely recommend this as you won't find a better deal in the area if you have a hankering for soup. \n\nOverall, this is a great little cafe with competitive prices and a great range of foods to choose from. It has a nice, relaxed vibe and the staff are friendly too. The only downside is that it's very popular so can get very cramped but it's worth it.
__label__2 For Scotland's busiest, most important and the capital's train station it sure was pure chaos.  I took a taxi here to go down to London and the moment I went underground I was amazed at how unorganized this place seems.  Maybe me or maybe it was the construction that was going on.\n\nAll the usual amenities you would expect from a modern train station, you have a pub nearby, the snack shop and all of the other usual suspects are here.  The open roof feeling of being underneath main roads doesn't sit well with me, because it rains here and it is cold here more than it is warm so why an open roof. And being from California being underneath big things that can collapse just rubs me the wrong way, almost as much as finding out that the trains to London are on a track all by itself not with the others. They realize that people drink or wake up way too early to get on trips right?
__label__2 I miss Scottsdale!!! Waaaahhh! Beyond the whining I heard from my son, I thought there were going to be drive-by's in this ghetto. Then there were the idiots that don't know how to park in the back if they have a large vehicle so they don't block the view. And people obviously don't know that when a movie starts at 8pm, you're not supposed to drive up & down the lanes at 9pm, blinding people with your lights or blocking the movie. I missed a good portion of The Avengers, and beside the price being right, I probably won't come here again, at least with kids.
__label__3 Drove in, got our spot, and 'enjoyed' Paranormal Activity 4. Please note, however, my rating is not based on any of the following:\n\n1) The movie we saw\n2) The Drive-In Experience (Generally-speaking)\n3) The optimal drive-in\n\nNow, the third point makes this difficult because I am not really a drive-in connoisseur. However, given that there are not any other drive-ins within a reasonable distance of WWG9, treat this review as more of a focused audit of one business. \n\nThe big pros of this place is that is it big, organized, and a great value. They have a pretty broad selection of movies playing and the one staff member I did deal with, the ticket girl, was friendly and efficient. Also, check out their website. It's good (that's the only word I can think for it).\n\nThe nothings of the place are: \nThat it is far from you -- an item another poster actually complained about like it's going to be cost-effective to put a parking lot (essentially) of that size in downtown Scottsdale.\nThe ghetto-bird is flying around -- I see the thing if I am at the park at night. It doesn't make me knock the rating of the park (the drunk guy rubbing one out and inviting me into the bathroom does). It isn't even distracting. \nIt is in the Avenues -- I get it. The Avenues are bad. But I saw no security issues and, frankly, if your car gets jacked at a drive-in theater, you are probably doing something wrong. \n\nNow, the con: The screen and sound are a little blurry. Now, I will admit right off that this may have been more of a factor of me watching PA4 than anything about the theater being imperfect. Maybe this is just part of the 'drive inn experience' and I doubt it would have bothered me as much if I had been watching the Expendables 2 or some other film that you don't really focus on much for the details. \n\nAll said, especially now when the weather is nice, it's a brilliant move to head out to WWG9 with some In N Out and a couple blankets.
__label__2 Good enough to quiet a craving. Not good enough to create one.
__label__4 This little Thai place is simply delicious! I like to get delivery and they're always on time, have the right order, and have even delivered after hours!!! \n\nI recommend the pan ang curry noodles (if you don't like the crispy noodles, you can substitute with any other kind of noodles) the pot stickers, crab puffs and the won ton soup is amazing too! My boyfriend likes the general chicken. \n\nEverything I've had here is so tasty and I would recommend it to anyone looking for awesome Thai food and great service!
__label__3 Absolutely delicious Thai food offered by a pleasant server.  Ordered green curry with extra veggies and tofu and it was so yummy I ate the rest for dinner. My friend had the broccoli chicken and spring roll and she was really impressed. Ambiance is very hole-in-the-wall and kitschy, but that's not why you go. You go for the delicious food and good service, and you won't be disappointed.
__label__0 The idea is nice, that profit from operations will be used to help those in need. But the food is far under par. We tried the deviled eggs, which were similar to what you might expect if you bought them from the Food Lion deli counter. They were out of the ham and swiss sandwich, so I ordered the turkey club. It had absolutely no flavor. Quite astonishing, actually. How do you make a sandwich with turkey, bacon, and mayo, and yet it be completely bland. My wife had a \"meat and 3\", fried chicken. The collards were good because of the smoked ham. But otherwise everything was average at best. Portions of the sides were very small. Even though the food was relatively cheap, it still wasn't worth it. I feel sorry for people who live in Charlotte if this is one of the better places downtown. 3/23/12
__label__3 Overall, good food, noble mission... It's a place that you feel good about eating a meal at :) \n\nI absolutely love the concept behind King's Kitchen. They are a not-for-profit restaurant that donates 100% of it's profits from sales to feed the community. Not only do they have a noble mission and vision, but they have tasty food! \n\nI had a group interview in Uptown and a few of us were looking for a lunch spot close by. It was the one rainy, cold, windy day that week and we were on foot. Someone suggested Jimmy John's but I refused to walk too far.  Luckily, The King's Kitchen was at the corner of the block. We walked in and we took a peak at the menu. Everyone was satisfied with the selection so we asked to be seated. I got the chicken salad croissant sandwich which came with a side. I opted for a mixed greens salad with balsamic. The sandwich was excellent! The side salad was good, a simple mixed green salad with fresh ingredients. No complaints. The other selections at the table looked tasty as well! The prices were fair, $9-13 for the lunch menu.  The service was attentive and everyone was very polite. I would like to return to try their dinner selections.
__label__3 This place is great! Nice location and great food. I sat outside and enjoyed the weather and the scenery. \n\nNormally when I eat, I seem to end up eating my meat first and veggies/sides last. Well this was a first. The creamed potatoes and cabbage were the two best things on my plate! They were finished before anything. The mac and cheese was good also. The fried chicken was not the best I've ever had, but definitely not bad. \n\nThe only reason I can't give it 5 stars is because of the cornbread. Weird, especially since they have a bakery attached, but the cornbread was not good at all. One bite, and I placed it on the side, and never touched it.\n\nI also had the cheese plate appetizer which was delicious.
__label__1 Not as good as I expected. I ordered the fried oyster to start and was completely displeased. The service was not that great as well. Not returning anytime soon
__label__1 Pizza is good.  Got the pasta and it was bland not thrilled with the salad either
__label__1 Was so in the mood for BBQ after a round of golf yesterday! We stopped in for take-out, and I have to tell you I was very excited. I love BBQ and rarely get to indulge since my wife isn't a big fan. Unfortunately, I was pretty disappointed. The restaurant itself is exactly what you'd expect for great BBQ -- picnic tables, lots of paper towels, cool bar off to the side. I really liked the atmosphere. As we waited for our order, I daydreamed about eating lots of messy BBQ with the guys after my next round of golf. The experience from there was less than positive. Even though I was just there ordering take-out, the two guys at the register weren't very helpful and the wait was pretty long for take-out. The real disappointment came when I saw how little food we got for $90. The BBQ was ok, but it's definitely over-priced for what you get. If you go, I'd recommend the wings and the Tri Tip sandwich, but steer clear of the combo plates. If you have kids, have them split a meal and stay away from the kid meals. Only four puny over-cooked and over-breaded chicken nuggets that my kids didn't like -- and they love all chicken nuggets. If you love BBQ and are a big eater, bring extra money and order big.
__label__2 Good atmosphere, food is very good and I would give 4 stars but service was slow to\nto arrive at our table and we waited nearly 45 minutes for a burger. Staff is very pleasant!
__label__2 So one of my friends invites a bunch of us to this new burger place that he discovered recently.  Says he and his girlfriend love the food here, and would love to go here as a group.  The burger place in question is none other than Bachi Burger, which appeared to take quite the beating when it came to service.  It had been a while since the place opened, so I figured any kinks in service would be ironed out by now.\n\nStopped by here tonight and I can safely say that there were no issues with the service.  Drinks were kept full, we were checked on regularly, servers brought extra silverware in case we all wanted to share a dessert etc.  No complaints there.  \n\nThe reason this place is getting three stars from me is that they seem to pile toppings onto burgers without know when to quit!  I got myself a Ronin burger, and it seemed that the Japanese cole slaw and katsu sauce were both fighting over who gets to my tastebuds first.  Yes, there were carmelized onions, miso dressing, and an egg on the burger, yet all these flavors were overpowered by the cole slaw and katsu.  Even the beef was overpowered by them; they also didn't ask how I wanted my beef cooked.  It was done medium well, while I prefer medium to keep some pink and juicyness in the middle of the patty.\n\nI also ordered a Vietnamese coffee; it wasn't as good as I've had at other restaurants.  The coffee is served and is still being strained when it is brought to your table.  It came out dark and had a strong aroma, which set my expectations high.  Sadly, the coffee wasn't that strong and ended up being overpowered by the milk.\n\nAll in all Bachi Burger is alright, and I'd probably stop by every once in a while if I lived nearby.  As is, with me living in the southwest, I doubt I'll be returning any time soon.
__label__4 It was fated that Bachi Burger and Us would meet last Sunday at the Las Vegas Valley Book Festival's \"Feasting on Words\" Event.  I read about it on Yelp, went to check it out and was pleasantly surprised to see such a well-organized event that evoked a sense of community, somewhat unusual for Vegas.\n\nBachi Burger chefs were among other local restaurant chefs there, slaving over an open grill to serve fresh food representative of their venues.  Bachi was serving these miso sliders that really stood out above the rest.  Kobe patties topped with fried quail eggs sandwiched between warm soft buns had me wondering why I never went to their restaurant before, especially since I live less than five miles away.\n\nWe made our trip tonight and I am now so thankful to have been paying attention to Yelp events.  The restaurant is minimally decorated, modern and clean, fitting for an Asian-inspired gourmet burger joint.  \n\nWe started with the parmesan truffle fries, which were very tasty, crispy (not burned) and not too greasy.  I really liked the Bachi pickles, which were a combination of pickled veggies: radish, onion, carrots.  They provided the addictive sodium and crunchy companion for the fries and burgers, which were worth the wait.  (I've read reviews that the service can be slow here; ours was not slow, but longer than many other burger joints, which make sense to me since these burgers taste like they were made with much care and effort).\n\nThe Vietnamese in me desired the Banh-Mi burger, and the Vietnamese in me was right.  The Banh-Mi was a culmination of flavors: sweet from the Vietnamese ham (cha lua), salty from the fish sauce, tart from pickled cabbage, and spicy from the chili peppers.  All of this were served between two pate-covered buns, a perfect harmony.\n\nI was too full for dessert, but am looking forward to trying the Portuguese donuts with Saigon cinnamon on my next Bachi experience.\n\nBefore we left, my boyfriend said, \"We should be careful who we bring here, since we may run into them all the time from then on\".
__label__4 Best burgers in Vegas hands down!
__label__4 GREAT LOCAL FIND! Good place to eat. I love their drink selections, and their food. I'm a big fan of kimchee and beef so my favorite burger has to be the Kalbi burger. I also like the Ronin burger. I mean who doesn't love fried egg and katsu in their burger. Right? Their fries are awesome! I recomment the garlic parmesan fries are awesome. LOADED with flavor. Very garlicy and lost of parmesan in it if you like that. If you want to go for a softer tasting flavor for fries I'd say the sweet potatoes. Those go really well with the Kalbi burger. I also might suggest that you try at least ONE drink that isn't a coke or pepsi product. Their beverages are one of a kind, and tastey. So be brave! Try one of them. The feel of the place is very simple, hip, and urban. Easy enough. It doesn't have all the extra mumbo jumbo or glitz and glamour of the strip. So if you are looking for a casual place to eat with great service. Try it! I swear it is an experience!
__label__1 Food was perfect. i got the galbi burger with house kim chi on the side. why the bad review? we came in with a group of 12+ we called in they accommodated us and had a warm welcome. So still why the terrible review...its courtesy especially when eating with people you havent seen in quite some time to wait for all the food to arrive at the table to begin chowing...2 of our parties food took 30 minutes later than everyone else's to come out. appetizers came in too fast which were fantastic (sweet potato fries) huge gap in between that and the entree. the waitress kept telling us the kitchen was behind and that the burger was being made. 10 minutes later she told us that they forgot the order. finally after 30 minutes the burger comes out. i dont care how many orders you have, the next burger should have been ours but no...we watched tables come in and sit down and get their food faster.\n\nwhen coming to visit vegas, my friend told me this place was great and he wanted to try it. sadly i was a little disappointed not by the food. but its not always bad food that ruins the experience.
__label__4 ATTENTION!.... Bachi Burger is one of Vegas's best kept secrets\n\nI bring all of my visiting friends here, they leave super jealous that they don't have one in their city. We love that they do something different, each item is very unique and creative. You wouldn't think that the flavors would mesh so well but man do they!\n\nHere is my MUST try list:\n\nOxtail Chilli Cheese Fries\nSpicy Miso Burger\nTruffle Parmesan Fries\nChili Fried Chicken\nBlack & Green Burger\nGinger Chili Edamame\nStrawberry Jasmine Lemonade\n\nEven if you aren't a big fan of Asian fusion, its hard to deny a good burger and fries.
__label__4 Ok, so i'm writing this update because they've got a couple new burgers that I absolutely must share... my newest love - the Miyagi-San.  Do it!  The furikake and fried egg should be more than enough to throw someone over the edge.  Delicious.\n\nThe other favorites are a tie between the Shogun and Mr. Ho's burgers.  One is uber fancy w/ the foie gras and the other has a weird Hoisin Mayo and Taro Bun combo... interestingly tasty.\n\nAs much as I LOVE this place... they do need to work on the dessert options.  The fruit tart was amazing when they had it (got discontinued).  Despite being almost always too full to order anything after my burger and truffle parm fries... sometimes I want something sweet.  Unfortunately, there aren't any decent options.  Please look into a Bachi Brick Toast (you know what I'm saying?!).  It's what you're missing!
__label__1 Last night was my first time there the fries were recooked with a bottle of salt and the veggie burger fell apart....35 dollars later for two no thank you my last time
__label__2 So I decided for once to do a review while we eat. Well where to start, well the AC is playing up, so its hot in here, the wait time was quoted at 10-15 minutes, it took 20 mins to seat us, close enough. The strange thing is, we asked for drinks while in the waiting area, the hostess did say that was a good idea, then went back to standing against the \"bar area\".\n\nOkay, at this point, it is only fair for me to say i'm in the hospitality business and the way the whole AC playing up thing is being handled badly, for the review I will look by it, but as I'm sure the management will be reading this, a quick couple of pointers, serves some ice water to the people waiting, no cost to you but makes waiting in a sweat box nicer. Also, how about running to home depot and picking up a couple of floor fans to at least get the air moving ? \n\nActually, just talked to the manager, it seems the AC will be working tomorrow and the owners do not want to spend the money on fans.\n\nJust seated, serves is nice, cold drinks served very quickly, smart lady.\n\nAnyways, on to what everyone wants to know, the food.\n\nYeah, it is that good, ok, its better than good, it is probably the second best burger I have eaten.\n\nI had the kiki burger, minus the onion, great burger, the fries were the truffle oil ones, very nice as well.\n\nProof yet again that quality ingredients gives you quality food.\n\nDesert time, only thing they have is the doughnuts , let's see...\n\nMmm yeah ok, not the best ever, a little on the tough side, the ice cream is refreshing though, if a little bland, throwing a coffee bean on generic vanilla ice cream doesn't cut it.\n\nSo all in all, a very good meal, in a less than optimal setting.
__label__4 We tried Bachi Burger long before Triple DDD showed up in Las Vegas to ruin our hidden gem.  By ruin, I mean spread the word and make us wait for tables because of the crowds.  This last trip to Bachi was amazing despite the fact Vegas was going thru a major heatwave and the AC could not cool the restaurant properly.\nSalad was fresh, fries were amazing, burger and bun were fresh and delicious.  The crabcake burger was decent but I wouldnt recommend a crabcake burger at a \"burger\" joint.  Staff was slightly overwhelmed because their computers crashed and they had to run cards by hand for people not paying cash but all were friendly and communicated the challenges to their customers.  Hopefully they expand to create more space and less of a wait.  Anyone who visits needs to order the Myiagi (sp?) burger.  Insanely fabulous.
__label__3 The food here is great, wonderful american-asian infusion.
__label__3 The burgers themselves were okay, I wasn't necessarily a big fan of the bun because I wish it had been toasted, but instead it was super soft- I guess more of a style preference.  I had the Kalbi burger and the Ronin burger on two separate occasions.  I think the Ronin burger tasted better than the Kalbi burger.\n\nDidn't particularly like the parmesan truffle fries as much compared to Umami Burger.  These fries were very messy to eat with and weren't as tasty.\n\nThe ox-tail chili cheese fries were interesting.  There was a spicy kick to it and it was definitely unique.\n\nOverall, I think there is a lot that can be said about these interesting combinations for burgers.  Give it a try and see if you like 'em!
__label__4 highly recommended to eat a burger. i bet everything is good... this was my first time but for sure will go back and try the rest in their menu. ronin burger was extraordinary... fries was great and the dipping sauce!
__label__2 3 stars: A-OK\n\nPeople who know me know that I enjoy eating off the strip.\n\nAny burger joint with oxtail and foie gras on the menu instantly piques my interest.\n\nSo we went to Bachi Burger. \n\nThe burgers were excellent. In fact, I went so far as to say the shogun burger here blew Hubert Keller's Rossini out of the water.\n\nAnd the absolute piece de resistance was the oxtail chili cheese fries. \n\nI recommended the spot to everyone who would listen. I texted pics of the oxtail chili to encourage folks to go and check it out. Anyone who saw that fried egg sitting on that mound of chili and fries would certainly be compelled to go and order a plate for themselves.\n\nSkip forward a year and change, and a visit from that Ferry guy with the frosted tips and that DDD show.\n\nInevitably, there's more patrons, the food quality suffers, and the portion sizes decrease. Getting on TV is both the best and worst thing that can happen to a restaurant. \n\nPeople who went there in the past have reported back, telling me how it's just not the same anymore. \n\nSo now what? \n\nI guess it's time to look for another place before DDD ruins it.
__label__2 It's time for them to upgrade to a bigger place! It's winter time...We decided to go here after I was looking at all the yummy looking photos on yep.  I saw this place a few years ago when it was coming soon.....Soooo, we walked in this place, and you couldn't even get to the host to put your name on the list for a table.   Ok so, we finally made it to him put our name on the list.  They told us about 40 min wait!  Wow!  Come to find out, you can't call and make reservations, not good!  We decided to just order to go.  Well that was still a 40 min. wait.  We ordered the fried chicken appetizer, My husband ordered the Ronin Burger uummmm, they kept the egg though!  I ordered the Crusty Crab, Truffle fries and salt and pepper fries.\n\nI loved the Chicken appetizer, it was so good, but with all the dipping sauces, I wasn't sure what was suppose to go with it.  I did try all of the sauces with the chicken.  Again, not sure which one was suppose to go with the chicken\n\nI loved both fries the truffle one was different, but it was still good.  I really liked the salt and pepper one.  It had jalapenos and cilantro on it,  what a nice touch. \n\nThe Ronin, we ordered well done....we didn't get that, it was medium well!  If that were my burger, I couldn't have eaten it!  When a customer ask for well done, we don't want to see any red!  So due to that I didn't even get to taste it.  My husband was ok with it.  He said it was not bad.  Except he would have also left the coleslaw off. \n\nSo on to the Crusty Crab...I'm not use to mushy...If you like your crab crispy....I would pass on this one.  It was mushy....I wasn't expecting this to be mushy.  It was eitable, but I think crispy is better.   I wouldn't recommend this to anyone.  Try something else, unless you don't mind mushy.\n\nThe employee's seemed like they were stressed out!  It was crazy busy, and this is a Wednesday night.    I would hate to see it on a Friday or Saturday.\n\nI think if I go back, I will call ahead, and only get it to go, the host said it's busy all the time!  Great for them, but I don't like to wait like that.
__label__1 So, we came here for a late lunch at 4pm with a group total of 9. 8 total people eating and one baby. The hostess decided to give us crap because we told her 8 instead of 9. Then proceeded to give us an attitude about how many kids were in our group. What does it matter? Is there a kids menu at Bachi Burger? Not that I know of... Anyway, we left after sitting there from 3:45 to 4:20 without getting seated and went to the Bachi Burger in Summerlin. Really disappointed. 2 stars because I know the food is great. -3 for horrible service.\n\nBTW the service at Bachi Burger in Summerlin was excellent. I'll write another separate review for that establishment.
__label__0 Dropped by this place for lunch, didn't seem all that busy, I saw 6 empty tables, but when I said  I was by myself, I was told it would be about 10 minutes before a spot at the bar would open up.\n\nI'm sorry, but at the lunch hour, you won't sit a single at a table, you lose my business.  Walked out
__label__1 Way over rated! 1 21oz. beer, order of garlic fries, onion rings, & 2 burgers will cost you $45.00, not including the tip! Red Robin has great burgers & fast service. If I'm going to spend that kind of money, then I may as well go out for a steak dinner & add a few more bills in my wallet! The music playing is some type of new age trance music, it was very annoying. We had a 25 min. wait to eat on a Sat. afternoon at 1:15 p.m.! Why all the hype? I guess because they were on the food channel.
__label__4 So we wanted to stop by this place before he headed out to EDC... and  was seriously about to pass out at EDC. Everything was so good and I just kept eating and eating....\n\nI went with about 6 people and so we could split and try the different appetizers that they had...\n\n- Truffle Parmesan Fries - pretty good w/ the sun dried tomato aioli sauce\n- Salt & Pepper Garlic French Fries - I must say, this is one of my favorite appetizers... so simple, yet so delcious and addicting\n- Chili Fried Chicken... not bad, but i probably would not order it again \n- Oxtail Chili Cheese Fries w/ Garlic Aioli and Egg - Pretty popular and it's on a couple of tv shows... and i must say... it does not disappoint. If you don't share this with more than 3 people... you're prob gonna be a bit stuffed by the time you get to the main courses!\n\n- On to the burgers!\n\n- Manga Burger - crab and scallop dyanmite on a 7 oz. Angus Beef , kainare sprouts w/ a sunny side up egg and a side of ginger.... not a bad burger! pretty good, but I felt maybe the crab cake portion was a bit dry. \n- Shogun Burger - Wagyu Beef & Unagi, Pan Seared Foie Gras, Poached Asian Pear, Miso Butter, and Yamamomo Peach.... 26 dolllars for this... but damn.. every bite was worth it... would defintely order this again!!!\n\nOverall, I would definitely come back again and try the other burgers. Probably the best burgers I've had in vegas to date.
__label__4 This is definitely the best burger place i've tried anywhere. If you're more of a traditional person, this may not be for you. For everyone else, you'll probably find the best burger you've ever had. \n\nI would list out my favorite things but everything I try is more delicious than the last. The things I've had and loved are the Bhan-mi burger (current fav), Miyagi-san, oxtail chili fries, pork belly buns (if you do nothing else before you die, eat these), and the chili fried chicken.
__label__3 I have been meaning to get around to trying this place out ever since I saw it on TV. The timing was never right...until now. I have to thank my two friends, Rob & Steph, who finally got me that elusive visit to Bachi!\nIt's not located too far from the strip. But definitely an area I had never even traveled, even living here 7 years. Inside, it had a nice clean, look. They were fairly busy for lunch, but the wait wasn't terribly long, 15-20min.\nThere was 3 or 4 burgers I wanted to try but I suppose I'll have to return to try them all hehe. I decided on the Spicy Miso Burger. I believe my friends had the Bahn-Mi & Wagyu cheeseburger. We also shared the oxtail chili cheese & truffle parm fries. My burger contained onions, shishito peppers, roasted garlic, swiss cheese, apple vinaigrette, a fried egg and spicy miso sauce. I loved the sauce. Little spicy, the subtle savory flavor of miso. And can't argue with a fried egg on any burger or sandwich, at least I wouldn't haha. Great burger. The oxtail chili cheese fries were also awesome, although it did cost twice as much as the other fries. The truffle parm fries I couldn't really taste any truffle. The Ramsay burGR truffle parm fries were definitely alot better.\nService was good from start to finish. I absolutely have to return to try more of their burgers!
__label__4 Best Asian fusion burgers in Las Vegas hands down. Unique flavors that has your mouth dancing with joy. The truffle fries was super delicious and so was the pork buns. Shogun burger is the the best but every other burger here is to die for. Also the lava cake is mouth watering. The service is impeccable and our server Dan was a delight. He should get a raise!
__label__3 Loved this place! I went here with my boyfriend for our first time and we just loved it here!
__label__2 I guess I don't get it?\n\nEverything was wholly average. Burgers, service, prices--average. I ordered Kiki's burger--average. Some bites were overly sweet, but the mushrooms added a good savory touch. I had the garlic fries--average. They trick you into thinking you're getting an f-ton of fries and you're getting about a handful.\n\nAlso, their hostesses kept seating people directly next to us, too, which was kind of irritating considering the restaurant was nearly empty. Twice the other diners asked to be moved so they weren't joining us for our meal.\n\nI'd have to be dragged back---to me, it's not worth a revisit.
__label__3 This was the first place we stopped in Vegas after we left the airport! Hands down the best burger I ever had in my life! Sorry I forget what the name of it was. But it had an egg on it! The flavor that this burger had was insane! And the perfect squishy fresh roll that housed it was awesome! We also got the Bah mi burger. The flavors in this burger were so intense! It was full of flavor and both were cooked a perfect medium. We also got the fries with pineapple ketchup which were hot and crisp! Also got the belly buns which were fresh and delicious!  The chicken strips were to die for for as well! When I'm in the area again ill def be coming back here!
__label__4 Awesome!!!!!  Our server, Dan, was great... he went through the menu with us and had great suggestions depending on our likes.... he did not do us wrong!!!!  We started with the ox tail fries.... delicious!  I was surprised at how sweet the meat was, but the spicy from the peppers and onions was a great counter to the sweetness... I had the miyagi-san burger, and it was maybe one of the best burgers i have ever had!!!!  My boyfriend ordered the spicy miso burger, that too was pretty great!\n\nI will def. be coming back!
__label__4 Burger GODS~  Flew in from Minnesota to have a burger, worth the flight!  Can't wait to come back!
__label__1 After my friend had been super excited and raving about this place, I was disappointed that it's really not that great for vegetarians or vegans. The burger I got just didn't have a tasty flavor. Just kind of sour and sickly sweet. I actually got sick of eating it and stopped..which HARDLY EVER happens to me.
__label__4 Finally got a chance to try this place out this visit.  I'm bringing the wifey back next time!\n\nOrdered: \n\nOx-tail chili fries - Wow i love chili fries and this is just like adding heaven to an already great side!  Must have if you like things that are fatty!\nPork Belly Steamed Buns - Very refreshing and nice starter.\nMiyagi-san Grass Fed Wagyu - I'm done searching for the ideal burger as it has now arrived.  It's fancy, it's big, it's rich but the way each flavor is introduced bite after bite, chew after chew it's texturally perfect and juicy is an understatement.  \n\nSome go to mecca, i'm coming here for my spiritual fix.
__label__4 Best burger ever! Homemade bun so soft and somewhat like Hawaiian bread. Truffle fries are amazing!
__label__2 Bachi Burger was recommended to us by a colleague and since it was on the way from Las Vegas, my friends and I decided to stop by. It was so busy that the wait was 45 minutes so we ended up just ordering to-go. But even the to-go took 30 minutes. At that point we just wanted to leave and go home. I ordered the regular bachi burger and it was alright. I wouldn't say that it is a must have. With the price I paid, I'd rather go to In N Out and have a whole combo with a drink and fries honestly. Maybe it was because we ordered to-go instead of sitting down for the meal and having drinks as well, but I think Bachi Burger is just okay.
__label__2 We had the oxtail chili cheese fries with egg, Miyagi-San and the Shogun burger, along with Portuguese fried donuts. My beverage was the lychee milk tea with boba. \n\nI think if you advertised oxtail chili cheese fries the \"oxtail\" should be the main focus. In this case it wasn't. What we got was barely-there shredded oxtail meat in a stew of chili smothered over fries and topped with an egg. The chili was good for what it was but the oxtail meat did not shine.\n\nThe Miyagi-San burger was very flavorful. I liked it an would probably get it again. \n\nThe Shogun burger had interesting and complex flavors. I don't think any one thing really shined. I could've have done without the poached pear. It sounded good on paper but it was just over-kill. The meat patty had a sweet teriyaki sauce and that was plenty sweet on its own. The frois gras was an interesting touch but it had the same texture of the poached pear. I'm not sure how frois gras is traditionally cooked but I would've wished mine was cooked a little more firm and salted more to counter the sweetness. I honestly think the burger was a whole lot of \"too much\". Frois gras... Unagi... Poached pear... Wagyu beef patties... All wonderful on its own and maybe it should be enjoyed that way. I wouldn't pay $26 for this burger if I can enjoy one of their $13 burgers just as much if not more.\n\nIf you're accustomed to drinking milk teas and boba. I would say the lychee milk tea was sub-par. If the idea is new to you, it's a cool thing to try but KNOW there are plenty of better places out there to get the same thing. \n\nOur food came out extremely late and our server was very apologetic and comped our drinks and dessert. I was appreciative but unfortunately that was my first experience.
__label__4 My hubby and i love the kiki burger
__label__3 Bachi Burger is a staple in bringing flavor and culture in Las Vegas...\n\nThis was a to-go order that consisted of the Miyagi burger and the infamous oxtail chili fries...\n\nMiyagi Burger: teriyaki glazed medium rare grass fed wagyu beef, chili mayo,  fried egg, furikake (seasoning you put on rice), bacon, and crispy onion strings...plenty of flavor in this burger...you have the sweet, salty, and savory...excellento\n\nOxtail Chili Cheese Fries: honestly I have 5 stars in this review when I really mean for it to be 4.5...The reason why are the fries...it probably has everything to do with me taking a to-go order however the fries weren't as dank as the other times I had them...since it was a to-go order they separated the chili in a different container from the fries, jalape\u00f1os, cheese, fried egg, and cilantro. ..The fries for some reason were dry and hard...The chili is great as usual...very sweet and savory...These fries definitely taste better if you have them at the location...I forgot to mention the order size seemed smaller than usual\n\nAll in all if you never been to Bachi Burger I recommend trying it at least once...I know fusion cuisine ain't for everybody but for the majority, it is..
__label__0 Bachi Burger has been on my list to go visit/eat in Vegas for a while now and since our family's timeshare is less than 10 mins away, we decided to stop by. We literally  just walked out of this place with my fianc\u00e9 and 2 young sons, one 8 and the other 3, and this is why....We saw how many people were waiting so we decided we'll just do takeout. It took a while for the hostess to even acknowledge us and when she did, she handed me the menu and told me we can order at the bar. Waited and waited...and waited for someone to finally greet me. Surprised how long it took given the fact there were so many waiters walking by, not even a hi/hello etc... FINALLY made eye contact with one of the three employees behind the bar BUT to only tell me that it'll be a 45 min wait for takeout the same as waiting to be seated! WTF is the point of takeout and on top of that, if that was the case someone (anyone) should've told us from the get and not have us wait around. No apology, no nothing! We ended up at McDonalds down the street and believe it or not, their customer service was 100xs better! So so so disappointed......
__label__4 I had never hear of this place, but it was close to our hotel in LV, and had a good Yelp rating. Apparently it was featured on a cable food show. My wife and I stopped in on a Sunday evening around 6. When we arrived, seating was available, but shortly after being seated, the place filled up and there was a line at the door. We ordered the Bachi Pickles, and found them delightful. My wife had the BBQ Bachi Angus burger, and I ordered the Ronin Burger. We split an order of Sweet Potato fries fixed in the Parmesan Truffle style.The food was served in an appropriate amount of time, and it was hot and delicious. The portions are quite large, but the food was so good we stuffed ourselves. \n\nOur server was friendly, competent and knowledgeable. Although the restaurant was full, and there were families and kids, the noise level was not overly loud. We were able to carry on a conversation without straining to hear each other. It was a very happy and fun experience, and we do plan to return when we are in Vegas again. Highly recommended.
__label__1 I wasn't impressed.  The Oxtail Chili Cheese Fries was very good but the Miyagi-san's Grass Fed Wagyu Burger and Ronin burger were not.  Both burgers were relatively tasteless and whatever taste was there was interesting.\n\nIt is definitely not worth a taxi ride from the strip.
__label__4 AMAZING BURGERS! I love the bun the use soft and fluffy. I made sure to come just when they opened, so there was no wait time. Although when i finished and left, there was a huge crowd outside waiting to be seated.\n\n\nMiyagi-san Burger; Amazing burger! perfect combination of Chili Mayo, Fried Egg, Furikake, Caramelized Bacon, and Crispy Onion Rings. Has a unique Japanese taste. Reminds me of eating specialty rolls at sushi places.\n\nKiki's Burger: Perfect combination of mushroom that gives the burger a unique taste. Hard to decide whether i like this more or the Miyagi burger. I would say if you want something less guilty... get this one! It was great, but not too heavy.\n\nTruffle Parmesan Fries - Unique taste I would get this again. Prefer this over the Oxtail Chili cheese fries\n\nOxtail Chili Cheese Fries- Pretty interesting to try once, but i would skip this and try an extra burger next time!
__label__2 PROS:\n1. Burgers are big and juicy (although a bit overpriced.)\n2. Onion rings crispy and big\n3. Black Milk Tea boba ...delish!!\n4. Kimchi burger is the BOMB!\n5. Staff were nice\n\nCONS:\n1.  My Kiki burger tasted exactly like the Ronin burger and that means they were just ok.  Had a weird sweetness to it but both got better 1/2 way thru.\n\n2.  Ordered Oxtail Chili fries which were forgotten and then brought out long after we had finished our burgers.  And these we just - meh.\n\n3.  Bar counter and tables were wiped down with mildew-smelling rag.\n\n4.  Only 2 individual bathrooms, so line is long.  \n\n5.  Beer was overpriced.  \n\nI'd go back to try a different burger  or maybe just stick with the kimchi burger!!
__label__2 Mediocre at best.  Have been looking forward to come here for a long time and I'm glad I did, because I won't be back.  The oxtail fries were great (hence why they got 3 stars) but the burgers were blah.  The meat was flavorless and is only complimented by the several different ingredients added to the burger.  The pork belly was pretty good but again mediocre because I can get this at Chinatown and it's just as good.  I really wish this place was as good as everyone says, but sorry, it's just not.
__label__0 Went last night. Keep in mind I've been here dozens of times.  Our server didn't give a hoot about our table of five. We ordered the pickles and they were slimy. Asked very nicely if we could sub them and the manager was like \"hi! Um.....nooooo\". You lost a customer thanks to that smirky jerky \"manager\".
__label__4 I love the food here. The oxtail fries is a must and the $26 Shogun Burger was worth every bite!
__label__1 My boyfriend and I entered bachi burger with the thought of exotic flavors and delicious high-quality beef. Though the beef may have been exceptional, we both were disappointed with how overpowering the flavors were of everything else other than the beef. Cooked perfectly at medium, we would have liked the burger to not be completely overshadowed by what was an addition to it. \n\nHe got the Miyagi-San burger which tasted more like sushi than it did hamburger (and I took a bite of it!) I got the Ronin burger where I thought the Katsu BBQ sauce was way too sweet and made it hard to keep eating.\n\nCall me \"old-fashioned\" or \"all-American\" but I'll take a Great Burger where I taste the beef before these two options any day, \n\nFor $40 + dollars, we had two burgers, two sides of fries, a beer and a green tea. I hoped to actually enjoy my meal rather than us question to one another whether the burgers were worth even worth eating. \n\nWe found more enjoyment giggling over the green sunglasses with no lenses, neon orange shirt wearing hipster next to us than our food. I was so excited about this place. But it just wasn't good, in our opinion.\n\nWait... the fries were good! Two stars.
__label__2 This restaurant has been on my To Do list since it opened some 4 years ago.  We decided to share 2 different Asian influenced burgers.  The Ronin burger included caramelized onions, Japanese coleslaw, miso goma dressing, fried egg, katsu bbq and yuzi citrus aioli plus Kiki's - sauteed shitake, enoki & eryngii mushrooms, caramelized bacon, sweet onion marmalade, Gruyere cheese, and garlic chili aiole.  \n\nWe also shared an order of sweet potato fries with yuzi citrus aioli.  At first glance I could not imagine how I would get my mouth around the burgers, but most of the height came from the soft roll as the actual angus patty likely weighed in at a 1/3 of a pound.  We both felt Kiki beat out Ronin and, though the overall experience was good, I did not feel wowed by the experience and consider the burgers to be overpriced.
__label__2 Good food great old school hip hop high ass prices....definitely different items ..like ox tail fries,  different.
__label__1 Went here on 1/3/15 at 7:15 pm. The burgers were good, but the service was awful as usual. The hostess is always frazzled, and tries her best to discourage customers by telling them \"it will be over an hour wait, and then it will take over an hour to get your food. We have another location in Summerlin, you should go there instead.\" She went through this song and dance with me and several other customers who had to interrupt her narrative and ask her to simply place our names on the waitlist. She was irritated by this and it showed.\n\nWe go to Bachi for the unique burger combinations, but the customer service needs an overhaul...perhaps a new hostess with customer service skills would help. I don't know if we'll return. Too many other burger places to try out that actually WANT customers in their restaurant. If you go here, try the oxtail fries, Burgers (shogun, miso, calbee), bachi fish.
__label__1 I really did not like how the parties are partitioned off by scaffolding. Because there were so many parties going on at the same time AND open jump time the two toilets in there were clearly not enough for the amount of people there and they were hardly cleaned and resupplied. There was no transition from party area to shoe shelves to trampoline, so all the kids were walking all over the cement with their socks and tracking all the filth into the trampolines. Unlike pump it up, the staff was not as professional or helpful. There was not a thing about the place that was impressive, the kids had fun but any kid would have fun with any trampoline.
__label__0 Had my sons 5th bday party here and it was the worst experience ever. I was in tears at the end. Very disorganized and no customer service skills. Our assigned party host didn't do anything for us. I had to serve the pizza and hand it out myself, I had to hand out the cake, and she forgot to do drinks until after the pizza was done!!! For the cake, I misplaced the candles I brought and was searching everywhere for them, she finally said \"I have the candles.\" I waited for 3 minutes quietly until I had to ask her if she could oh get the candles! Duh, there's a bunch of 5 yr olds waiting for cake! At some point she even asked me what she can do to help! I'm thinking shouldn't you know what to do if you're the host?!?!?! My guests, my family and I were so appalled and so embarrassed! And yes I did complain at the end!
__label__3 BOBA TEA! That's all I visit this place for. I can't get enough of the milk teas & smoothies with boba!
__label__2 Very tasty, never had a problem til tonight. One of our medium pizza with ranch crust had ranch allllll over half of the pizza that I can scrape it off.. When I complained to Wendy and asked her to speak to the person making pizza she says she didnt know who was on the line. Their pizzas are made salty. I said no iys flabored crust not flavor the crust and pizza. The other half and other pizza we ordered was fine. I asked if I can email her my complaint along with the picture and she asked me to bring the pizza back. It was 10pm, with 3 kids at home this was not an option and thats why I prefer email. I asked if she even care and she says.their manager has left already. Dead ends everywhere. I get a free pizza but it was not the point.  I posted the picture with some ranch Ive scraped off with my finger. #hungryhowies #badcustomerservice #badleadership #flavoredcrust #usuallygreat #toosalty #toomuchseasoning #pizzafail
__label__3 You know where St. Andrew's Square is. You've seen the large phallic monument and the wee cafe that serves overpriced coffee and doesn't have a loo, but did you know that St. Andrew's Square is Edinburgh's Poetry Square? Well, it is. Though I don't think anyone really knows what that means. Except that on National Poetry Day, you'll see a few people (once upon a time, me) from the Scottish Poetry Library handing out their favourite poems to people who look completely terrified and probably feel like we're trying to convert them into the religious sect that is poetry-reading.
__label__3 A student-friendly take on the whole style bar thing that would have looked and felt quite modern and interesting about 8 years ago, but now just feels lazy.\n\nJust like the slovenly, disinterested staff, whom oddly enough I actually warmed to due to their sheer indifference. Having worked behind bars myself, and felt exactly like them doing it, a trip to Koko invariably ends up feeling like a trip down memory lane.
__label__3 Well hello sailor.\n\nWhen I had a 1940s event to attend (maybe a Yelp Elite Event that I was hosting...)  I realised I had nothing to wear to the ball! I had visited Lady Jojo's a few times, and never been able to justify buying a beautiful frock, with no occasion that called for a stunning piece of tailoring.\n\nAnd so when the question arose of where I could get the perfect dress for my final hurrah and my last Elite Event as the CM, I knew where to go. The dresses aren't ever  at bargain prices, and for good reason. I'd wager the average price is around \u00a370. I spied a beautiful one on the sale rack, luckily in my size... et voila. It fit like a glove. Or a glass slipper. Or the most beautiful dress I've ever worn.\n\nAs I was there, I tried on 5 different dresses out of curiosity. Holy mama. Why don't we dress like this any more? I know women used to have to wear dresses only, and it was a big revelation when we could wear trousers without being considered weird. And I do like trousers, they are practical. But every single one of these dresses fit like a dream, and flattered me in all the right places. More so than any 'vintage inspired' dress from high street shop.\n\nThe tailoring is of the highest standard. You know that whoever designed, sewed and fitted this dress was doing it with the sole purpose of making which ever femme fatale wear that dress, that they would look fabulous and nothing less.\n\nIt does sound like I'm blowing my own trumpet. But given the amount of compliments I got on the dress and my outfit on the night, I can assure you that it was certainly the beautifully made and fitting dress that stole the show. No high street brand dress would ever make me look or feel that fabulous.\n\nThe dress could be worn again, admittedly not just for a laid back Friday date night dinner. But it's low key enough that it will do for birthday parties, new years eve parties... if only I could get away with wearing it to the cinema, brunch, my grocery shopping...\n\nI love the dress, I love the shop, I wish I had more reasons and moolah to shop here. A very special \"treat\" shop, for that once a year special occasion. But if you are feeling like you're having a bad hair day, go to Lady Jojo's and try on one or five of these dresses. You will look fabulous, and will brighten your day no end.
__label__1 As much as I try, I can't sink my teeth into Chicken Cottage at all.\n\nThey are always situated in downtrodden areas which don't endear them to me, and although this one isn't in the worst part of Edinburgh I can't shake that image. This branch is well kept and looks a bit nicer from the outside, but I still remain a bit wary of the food.\n\nChicken Cottage sells fast food at its fastest, and with that you know what to expect. I've never had a horrible meal from here since it's cooked properly, and it's cheap so it's better value for money than the likes of McDonalds, but even then it's not my favourite place to go. \n\nIt's not a relfection on the staff in this particfular branch, and I admire the way this franchise started out from humble beginnings in London. But I just can't warm to it, which is a matter of taste I guess. Not bad if you're looking for something ultra cheap, quick and easy, but it's a poor man's KFC with a hint of gloom about it. I don't know if it's because their shops seem to pop up in sketchy areas but at the end of the day it's just another fast food place.\n\nThe meat is halal though, which at least offers something a bit different that McDonalds and KFC can't.
__label__1 I love Poke Express and they told me I should try 808 Hawaii Mixed plate.  I had gone there once a year ago and had a bad experience. I entered and asked if I could order just meat. (I had a party to go to and had plenty of time, I was willing to wait.) Anyways, the lady working literally started yelling at me that I need to order stuff like that ahead of time. (A simple, no would have done.) So I walked out and vowed never to return.  But, since I enjoy the atmosphere and food at Poke express I decided to give 808 another chance.\n\nFood: Very average plate lunch with below average portions.  I ordered the Kalbi and garlic chicken.  Personally I did not enjoy how they served the Kalib. It was sliced up for me. I like Kalbi in part because I like ripping the meat of the bones. Also, they asked how I wanted it cooked and I replied rare (I was impressed this was even an option.)  It came out very well done, so well done that it ruined a nice cut of meat. The flavor was ok, but nothing special.  The garlic chicken was average, nothing special at all.  The mac salad was above average. The rice was very disappointing, it was very dry; nothing like buck shot rice to ruin a plate lunch!\n\nService:  The short girl at the counter has to go. She must have been having a bad day. She seemed very irritated when I asked the price of the Kalbi and acted upset she had to look up the days price.   \n\nI went with my cousin and her friend both who are white, I am hapa.  Anyways they ordered before me and they girl at the counter didn't know they were with me.  So when we say down, they brought both of them their plates.  I have never seen such small portions!!!  Serious a Mini plate and every other local food place I have been is bigger than what these girl got!  They ordered Kalua pig and teri beef. Literally looke like a half scoop of rice, a half scoop of mac salad and maybe a have cup of the meats they ordered.   When I got my plate 15 minutes later, I had 2 big scoops of rice and a huge scoop of mac salad. My meats were very small portions. I don't know why my plate was so much bigger than theirs. I hope it wasn't because I looked hapa and they don't.\n\nOverall: The food was below average, the portions were very skimpy, and the service was anything but the spirit of Aloha. They need to take lessons from the cousins at Poke express on service and portions.  If I want local food, first choice cook it myself. If I am too lazy, I would take any other place I have been over this place.
__label__2 Portions are less and the prices are substantially more. :( \n\nLove the food and the atmosphere but with the rising costs, my visits become less frequent.
__label__4 Incredible!!  I have been craving Korean food like crazy and this place make those cravings 10 times worse.  First, the atmosphere is great...it's mellow with some kpop playing in the background.  And the drinks are fantastic as well...my favorite, by far, was the yogurt soju cocktails.  They're sweet and super light, but you'll definitely feel the effects fast.  Order the pitcher, it's a great deal.\n\nBut the food is the real star.  We started off with seafood dduk boki (spicy seafood with korean ricecake tubes) and it was super fresh and delicious.  Also, the owners were kind enough to send us over a pot of free odeng (fishcakes in a bubbling hot broth) and it was sooo good, especially dipped in the special soy sauced based sauce.  We also ordered the korean chicken wings (sticky, spicy, amazing), the kimchi fried rice (the best I've ever had, next to mom's), the spicy bbq pork (really smokey and a little spicy...super good), the cold noodles, and the bi bim bap.  Everything was incredible and we left stuffed.  Also, the prices are very reasonable, the service was excellent, and did I mention how good the food is??\n\nCheck it out, asap!
__label__3 My bf and I decided to take my cousin here for dinner per my cousin's request.  I wasn't sure what to expect but was very impressed by the service and food.  \n\nWe were served with this refreshing tea that was in an original looking jug.  The cups were made of some kind of silver metal and I think it was a bowl too.  Different.  Our server was very attentive and constantly came to our table to make sure we were okay and if we were ready to choose our dinner.\n\nWe finally chose and this was what we ended up with.\n1.)  Albap 8:  Kimchi, vegetables and fish roe on top of rice in a stone pot.  This was really good.  The fish roe gave it a good flavor.\n\n2.)  Ribs:  This was a little tough to eat.  I'm used to my ribs falling apart very easily.\n\n3.)  Chicken in hot sauce:  Too hot for my liking.  They said it wasn't too hot, but my pallet says otherwise.\n\n4.)  Side dishes with gaikon, asian broccolli, kimchi, beef, and I can't think of the names of the others.  But it was definitely a lot of side dishes on top of what we had ordered.\n\nOverall experience was top notch!
__label__4 While running errands on Blue Diamond Rd we decided to find a place to eat and we were craving Korean. I Yelped and we got treated to a very cool Korean barstaurant with good drinks and good food. \n\nSoyo was simple and cool. It reminded us of the hole in the wall eateries in Japan.There were 4 cement booths with wooden seats along the back wall. They decorated shelves above the seats with either books, Korean pottery, or empty bottles of Soju. They also had booths in the center, a private booth near the front door, and 3-4 seats at the bar. Some of the other cool decor they had was a rotary phone (for you young bucks if you don't know- Google it LOL), an antique TV, and a couple old school .25 cents games. They were playing some Korean Hip Hop music that got the kids jazzed up.\n\nWe got seated right away in a booth. And the lady gave us some tin bowls. My son picked up a bowl and looked at me dumbfounded, \"whats this for?\" Our waitress tells him its for your tea, my son replies \"I want my soda in it because I don't like tea.\" Hahaha gotta love kids. But , she brings you a bottle of barley iced tea and pours it into our bowls. It was very refreshing. The menu was simple and clean. The foods were seperated in catergories, Entrees, soups, tapas, & casseroles. We love Korean and knew what we wanted to eat, but for the newbie looking at the menu- they would be lost. The menu had 3 columns of the foods, Korean name, one line name of dish in english, and price. They should add more detail in description of dishes.\n\nWe ordered:\n\nKim Chee and Pork Soup- It was spicy, hearty, and damn good. More pork would've been nice. I got jiigae with it LOL!\n\nBibimbap- my liked it but she didn't like it with the ground meat, she would've enjoyed it more with bulgoggi or kalbi meat.\n\nBulgogi- My son loved it. He said it was his all time fave...that raised my eyebrows, so I had to steal a bite. I agree it was very good.\n\nFried dumplings- stuffed with rice noodles, veg, and ground meat. \n\nLychee Soju- They mix this cocktail in a soda bottle and give you a shot glass so you can pour your own. After the first shot passed through my lips...I had flash backs of eating lychee right off the trees in our backyard in Hawaii. The Lychee taste was really good and the soju was barely noticeable...it was like drinking Lychee juice. But, don't let the good taste fool you....after I finished the bottle, the feel good vibes crept up on me LOL! Next time we'll try the yogurt soju.\n\nAll these dishes were served steaming hot in stone pots. We love it like that, its a nicer presentation and it also keeps the food hot, much longer then if it was served on a plate. We got the banchan, daikon & cabbage kim chee, fishcake strips, & bean sprouts.\n\nOverall, the service was great (she was very accommodating to our family-she knew the drill with kids which is a plus in our book), you get a good amount of food for the price, and its a cool atmosphere. Soyo is a great place for Las Vegas. We hope to see more barstaurant pop in the near future.
__label__4 The service and food here is consistently exceptional.  I haven't tried anything because I am in love with the spicy tofu and seafood soup.  On a cold day this soup not only fills you up but also give you that nice tingling warm feeling.  It's a cute and clean little restaurant and they do decorate according to the holidays and season.  The little dish is free of charge and comes along with your meal.  You will not leave this place hungry.  \n\nThis place us great for a late night snack and they play some fantastic house and trance music here, make me wanna dance.
__label__2 Kind of disapponting but I think my expectations were too high after so many great reviews. I think it's an ok place for a group of people after hours to drink and have snacks. For a couple looking for good homemade Korean food .. Not so much. Ordered 2 apps of mandoo and \ncorn. Mandoo was good nothing spectacular and corn was just corn off the cob with mozzarella cheese baked on top. Also ordered Kalbi and soft tofu soup with seafood. The Kalbi was a little tough and the soup was a little oily and the few pieces of tiny clams in it were all closed! Not horrible but not worth a second visit. Did like the booths though felt nice and private.
__label__4 Fantastic food, eat there frequently, very good service, my wife and I enjoy Soyo evdrytime we go
__label__3 While both the food and atmosphere are spot on for a Korean \"Barstaurant\", the service is the only thing really that needs to be knocked here. Relatively understaffed, it feels like it can be a chore to get the attention of one of the waiters. It's always difficult to be harsh on a staff that's working hard but just doesn't have enough manpower, but they need probably one more worker during busier hours to handle the place.\n\nThe food here is authentically flavored. Their kimchi fried rice(7$) is very good, as is their dolsot bibimbap(10$) and kimchi pancake. Additionally, their dumplings are a little unique but very tasty. I also had their rabokki($10) (spicy rice cakes with ramen noodles) and the dish was unbelievably large, but too spicy for me, which is pretty rare!\n\nThe beer prices are low at 13 dollars for a pitcher, and the small cups leads to idiocy like chugging races. They also have flavored soju, but I haven't managed to try those yet.\n\nA mix of Korean k-pop and mainstream American pop plays on their system, though it was a little louder than I prefer. Don't come here for a quiet, formal meal, that's for sure.
__label__3 We actually had to leave the strip to go to this barstaurant. When we walked in, the staff was dressed in costumes and everyone looked in their 20s. Yikes! But the place was really clean, the staff was attentive and the food was pretty decent. I had my doubts but this place was a nice surprise.\nAs mentioned in this place, its a barstaurant. What is a barstaurant pray tell? In my limited experience, a place with dance club like atmosphere but it also serves food. I used to go to ones in Chicago and sometimes they had the best food. We had the bu dae jigae, commonly known as G.I. stew. Why would anyone want a spicy stew that has spam, ramen noodles, sausage and rice cakes? Cause it's awesome and spicy and you will want to eat it. You can also get some decent duk bok gi which are spicy fat rice noodles with fish cakes. It was a little sweet for my taste but definitely spicy. Panchans were sparse but not a problem since we ordered tons of food.\n\nWe had the lychee & soju drink, which was a good compliment to all the spiciness going on. The place was cute, the staff was good even in their furry costumes and the atmosphere was fun. Go and try it!
__label__1 My experience with Soyo was disappointing.  I ordered two items from the tapas section of the menu--chicken gizzards with garlic and onion and son doo boo.  The chicken gizzards were good, chewy but that's the nature of the meat.  The son doo boo is supposed to be in beef broth.  The water the two pieces of tofu rested in shouldn't be referred to as broth.  Broth connotes some type of meat/fish flavor.  This had none.  It was merely a watery dish with a side of hot dipping sauce.\n\nIt was the wrong day to go to Soyo.  The place is very small.  The tables are such that it's not a good place for a person eating alone.  I was there a little after 5:30 and there were only a few people in the restaurant.  Within a very short time, young people getting dinner before going to EDC came in and I was taking up a table that could seat four or even six.  There was an error with my order and rather than have them bring the correct item ordered, I hurriedly finished and paid the bill so someone else could have the table.\n\nThere are too many good choices out there.  Soyo won't be a do over for me.
__label__2 stopped in here with my friend to get a mimosa to start our day on the strip. it looks like a pretty standard bar. i didn't realize it was a tattoo shop until reading some of the other reviews. the bartender was nice and made us some strong drinks. we ended up coming back here later that night for open bar from 10-midnight before doing some dancing at jet. the drinks are expensive but expected.
__label__3 I went in today to use the self dog wash facilities with my 14 year old Cairn Terrier.  The staff is extremely nice and helpful.  The environment is overall very clean.  The place is a bit older and the tubs and equipment show wear.  The water is plenty warm and the pressure can go up to super high. The available shampoo and conditioner are hypoallergenic.  I decided to use my own shampoo since I prefer the smell.  Brushes are also provided, but again, I used my own.  The dryer has a super high blower motor, which removes the water, but doesn't use heat..  I had the staff trim the nails on my dog, they did a quick, gentle job. The dogs do roam freely in the sectioned off day care room.  There is a frequent customer punch card, if you buy five washes, the sixth is free.
__label__3 Every since I moved jobs to an office in the East end of Edinburgh Yo! Sushi has become a staple of my Monday lunchtimes. All too often someone on my team will innocently say 'Sushi Monday?' out loud in the office knowing that the answer will always immediately be 'TO YO! SUSHI'. \n\nThe blue Monday offers makes regular visits to Yo! much more affordable. They run a smaller menu on Mondays where all blue dishes are \u00a32.50 each. Despite the reduced cost I still managed to consume about \u00a320 worth of sushi each time we go. You can also order anything you like from the regular menu but it will cost you the usual price. \n\nThis place is sushi fast food. You sit down at the conveyor belt and you can start eating right way. It's perfect for lunchtime as we can get in and out quickly, though you do sometimes have to queue for seats during the lunch hour rush. \n\nIt's not gourmet and it's never going to replace Kanpai as my favourite sushi restaurant in town, but it's good quality, freshly prepared tasty Japanese food. Monday lunches seem so boring without it now.
__label__0 Don't count on them to show up on time or communicate with you. I was told 1 hour...two hours later, I called them (no, they didn't call me) to find out what was going on. I was told, \"another hour\" for the tow. A 3 hour wait at the side of a highway? And no phonecall to let me know? Sorry, I find that unacceptable. I called another company. I would rather give my money to a place that follows through and cares about customer service.
__label__3 So far the only thing I have eaten at Verde that was not awesome was breakfast. Don't get me wrong it was yummy, but lunch or dinner is much better here. My favorite dish is the tacos al fresco. Two fresh tortillas loaded with fresh colorful veggies and coated in a delicious vinaigrette. Did I mention everything is super fresh? The rice and beans are also very good. The salsas and guacamole are also awesome. One is smoky while the other has great tang and spice. Nothing, however, outshines their delicious tortillas. I love walking by and seeing someone preparing them in the window. The decor and atmosphere are also great. The owners are super nice too. I really can't complain about this awesome place!
__label__2 Slow internet connection. No coffee available downstairs (constantly out). Breakfast was gross. Room was clean so that was a plus. But as a business traveler coffee and internet are foundation.
__label__3 I've been going to this office for about 2 years now and each experience I've had has been a positive one. The staff is fabulous and I've never had a problem getting in for an appointment when it's time for my checkup.
__label__0 I was looking forward to my appointment after seeing all the great reviews, but sadly disappointed after going here. The doctor was so sarcastic and came off rude. I should have just left but needed to get glasses soon so I ordered from them and it took over a month to get my glasses in...the office was nice and clean but I will definitely not be returning
__label__4 I have been coming to San Tan Eyecare for several years now and I couldn't be happier with the service I receive each year. The staff is friendly and knowledgeable. I've seen both Dr. Wold and Dr. Hostetler and both are fantastic doctors. They take the time to get to know you and talk to you about concerns/issues, etc. I've never once felt rushed to get my appointment finished and I've never felt any pressure to buy new frames since my prescription hasn't changed over the past few years. Positive experiences all around!
__label__3 Stopped in for the first time this Saturday to give it a quick try. The bakery looked great and a wide selection of goodies, but I was interested in the Mexican cuisine. Generally when visiting a Mexican establishment for the first time, I order pastor tacos. If they can't get that right, what's the purpose of trying anything else? I was not disappointed. \n\nI ordered 3 tacos ($2 each) to go and they arrived in an appropriate amount of time. The first thing I noticed was that they had corn tortillas - I hate corn tortillas, but shrugged it off and squeezed the fresh lime over the pastor tacos topped with fresh onions and cilantro and dived in. It was delicious. \n\nI have come to the conclusion that its not that I don't like corn tortillas, I just have hated the ones that I have had in the past. I associated corn tortillas with mealy and overpowering flavors, but that would not describe these tortillas. The portion was huge and my large appetite would have been more than satisfied with just two tacos. I can't wait to give this place another try.\n\nIf I was a Monona Grove student, which has an open campus, I would be spending every lunch hour at this place.
__label__2 Policing isn't a topic which interests me from a purely factual point of view, but I can still appreciate a well put together Museum.\n\nEdinburgh Police Centre Museum is a wee free museum on the Royal Mile. It's run by Lothian and Borders Police, but the museum isn't from a too overly police perspective. It tells the story of Edinburgh's police force and some of the more colourful episodes of Edinburgh's criminal history. Despite my initial lack of enthusiasm even I managed to find the displays entertaining.\n\nThe museum is literally one room and shouldn't take long to look around. The space is used efficiently and there's a decent amount to take in considering.\n\nIt's free, it doesn't take long and it's right in the middle of town. So if you are at all interested, you have no excuse to pop in.
__label__0 I do NOT recommend this moving company! I scheduled my move for a 5000 sq ft house and hired 3 trucks along with 6 men to start at 7 am sharp as it was a big job. I verified this information with the office twice during the week of our scheduled move. I was assure that they would be on time, I even explained to her that we lived out a bit so they would need to account for that to be there on time. At 7:15 no one had arrived or called, at 7:30 I called the office and got a voicemail (it was Sunday).  At 7:40 I got a call from the driver who said truck #3 alternator went out but that truck #1 and 2 were on their way and the 3rd would be there by the time they were ready to load it. They said they would be there in 30 minutes, 45 min later we get another call that truck #2 had a flat tire! At this point we have still not heard from office and tell driver that we need yo speak to manager/owner someone about this! Finally we get a call that they are renting uhaul trucks and will be there soon. One truck shows up with 4 men and they want contract signed that states hourly rate for 6 men and 3 trucks, mind you there is only 1 truck and 4 men. I say no and he says they can't start the job. This is now 9:30 am! We tell him we need to speak to Mohammed (owner) who is supposedly on his way to our house, he tells them to start the job without signature. \nOnce he arrived he gave us 2 hours of work for free and the third truck finally showed up. I was thankful they had to rent 2 trucks because the first one that showed up had painted over graffiti on one side, it was so rundown I was afraid to transport my belongings in it not to mention how embarrassing it was to have that pull up in our neighborhood!  \nThe men's appearance was far from professional, I was hesitant to even let them stay.  They brought me 1 broken wardrobe boxes when I said I would need at least 4 and did not protect the floors very well where they were dollying items out, no regard was given to boxes marked as \"fragile\".\nI returned to the old house that evening to find random things left behind, things that I told them were ours and needed to go. It took me two additional trips in my truck to get all the items!\nMoving day is stressful enough for homeowners that's why we enlist the help of  moving companies, waiting for over two hours in the morning was completely unacceptable! Your trucks are your main piece of equipment how do you not keep them in good working order, you didn't know about the alternator?!  We were lied to continually about their excuses for not being there on time in the morning.  \nBy the end of the job they got sloppy leaving boxes they broke from rough handling in the middle of hallways and just unloading and shoving things in places. As I unpacked I found several broken items, they also broke several items in the unloading process.\nThis was by far the worst moving experience I have ever been through.
__label__2 went here on a Saturday, this place is pretty small, the atmosphere had more of chill mellow vibe, total opposite of Rehab, couldnt really get wasted and \"rage\" here when the dj kept playing music like hey soul sister by train, also no drinks in the pool and you cant be at least 10 inches close to the steps in the pool. laaame..\n\nwe were in a cabana with landon donovan, too bad I didnt realize that until I saw that he was playing in the world cup :/ oh well...we left after we finished our drinks and went to beach club at encore, we had a great time there ;)
__label__1 Liquid is not for everyone.  If you're not interested in the hoards of people that party together at Rehab on Sundays, and you prefer to relax in a more quiet setting with less people, then Liquid is just right for you.  Not much goes on at Liquid and the drinks are very expensive.  It was $8 just for a bottle of water.\n\nAlso, the staff here is kind of rude and so I don't recommend wasting your time here.  The Aria pool is just as nice and much bigger.
__label__3 Stopped by Aria during EDC weekend to aid my hangover from Marquee and WOW this place was rockin! We saw Cazzette performing and everyone seemed to be throughly enjoying themselves. They offered ok deals on drinks. $30 will get you a huge 32oz margarita in a souvenir cup which was  enough to keep me feeling good for another couple hours and they provided free bag checking. I haven't been to any other pool parties so I'm not sure how rowdy other crowds get but security was pretty on point at this venue (almost too much they stopped people from dancing in certain areas.) Definitely will be coming back although I really would like to try Encore Rehab or Wet Republic first.
__label__3 On your way up you are greeted by one of those most unwelcome signs: 'Beware of Falling Rocks'.  Normally this is never a problem for me on my everyday rounds, but I imagine this is most unwelcome when sandwiched between a cliff and a massive drop.  Any how, having got that out your mind you discover that the path here wanders along half way up the cliff in a rather bizarre manner.  What it does offer though is fantastic views over the city and being a wide path, there is nothing to worry about.\n\nIt's a fairly steep climb, but as you go up and up you begin to realise the illogical nature of this path and begin to suspect whether Holyrood isn't just one of those great conspiracy theories (well surely it's all too good to be true).  Unfortunately, it seems real enough and we must content ourselves with the best views over the actual city.  Me, I'm a big fan of here and not just because I can see my house from up here, it's also because I can see it from my house and it's nice to know when I look out my window every morning that I've been up there recently.
__label__4 I LOVE Couture Clips!  What a wonderful groomer - I have 2 shih tzu's and she did an amazing job.  I've been looking for a great mobile groomer for a LONG time and I finally found one!
__label__4 We first came here to the emergency room for my wife.  Today she had an outpatient surgical procedure.  We are very pleased with this hospital.  The staff is excellent and caring.  We are glad to have such a good facility close to home
__label__4 I found Umbrella Movers through the Moving Help website via Uhaul. We moved from San Diego to Las Vegas Easter Weekend and honestly I was way too tired after driving all that way (having had to go through and downsize quite a bit day 2 of the move so I selected Umbrella Movers on the site. They were prompt, very nice and well mannered. They did such a great job and it was so reasonable. They are insurance verified and I was super happy to have made this choice.
__label__4 Best movers ever!  Seriously.  My husband and I have moved over 20 times with work.  We have used movers all over the country, paid a lot on some moves for the big name movers.  Umbrella Movers beats them all.  They were careful with our boxes, Paul organized and packed the truck brilliantly and the other guys, Nick and Hollis, were smart, professional, hard workers.  Most relaxed I've ever been during a move.  They took pride in their work and were a pleasure to be around.  Would definitely recommend these guys and wish that we could use them for all of our moves.  Thanks so much for making it a pleasant experience guys!  All the best, Mike and Marilyn
__label__0 This is a review for the Dollar in the Bellagio. The review below it is for the location at New York New York\n\nPros:\n* It's very convenient if you're staying at the Bellagio. Obviously.\n* The car took us where we wanted to go without any mechanical problems.\n\nCons:\n* The office is small, and, \"for customer privacy,\" you have to wait outside, in the heat, on a small bench, if another customer is inside. I have never before seen such a concern for privacy outside of a doctor's office, but you'll be in a bad mood by the time you finally enter.\n* You'll pay a change fee of $10 or $11, even if it's to extend your reservation for another day, as we did. So you're punishing me for giving you MORE business?\n* The office closes at 5, and the last time you can return the car is at 4:30. And there's no key drop after hours. So that means that you have to get up early and stumble down to the office to return your keys, or pay for an extra day. \n* The car had smears of what looked like dried, sticky chocolate ice cream in the driver's side door pull and in the cup holders in the center console.\n\nIn New York, where I live, car rental companies can treat us like crap and we're used to it. (I don't own a car and rent from my neighborhood Dollar occasionally, but at least their agents are friendly while they gouge us.) Out here, I expect better. Next time, I'll rent at the airport (probably cheaper anyway), and certainly NOT from Dollar. In fact, I'm so pissed off that I may stop using them, regardless of location.
__label__0 This is actually for the Treasure Island location which I could not find on YELP.\n\nI did a pick up in San Fran and a drop off here.  Of course no one tells me that no one is there after 5pm and what the whole procedure on drop off is.\n\nThe signage is terrible......you would not even know there's a dollar rent a car in this hotel (which is in the 5th and 6th floor of the parking garage).  I had to call Treasure Island to find out where it was and call them back again because I had the hardest time finding them on the 5th and 6th floors.\n\nSo I park in a dollar spot and can't figure out what to do.  I end up going to their kiosk in the hotel to make sense of what to do.  Of course you need a Dollar Envelope to put  the keys in and write down the stall, mileage, and fuel level.\n\nNote to Dollar......better signage, keep pens/envelopes at the drop key box site and had a drop key box site on both the 5th and 6th floors.  Also e-mail the receipt to the renter........I still can't figure out if I was charged correctly for everything.  If not, I will be YELPING about it.
__label__3 The best indie coffeehouse in town, it's striking a flag for culture and locals outside of the bar scene on Fremont East. (They do serve alcohol after 7, though.) Service is slow but a community bookshelf and interesting conversation keeps you busy. Wifi with service.\n\nI've had coffee several times. The coffee service is slow and limited - it's not a Starbucks, they won't have toffee whatevers.\n\nReview of the food: I had the beef brisket sandwich! I liked it but the brisket was really fatty and the mustard was a bit too tangy. Overall, I would eat here again. They have vegan options.
__label__1 Dear Beat, \nYou may be trendy, and you may be in the vicinity of an awesome center for creative space (Emergency Arts), but the hipster staff who take my order are ALWAYS snobby. Please smile and be helpful.\nExcept for  Heather (she's great) and the cute foreign guy; I like watching him slice my tomato.\n\nYour food menu IS great, and though I think your coffee and espresso are not the finest, the ambiance and weekly events DO make up for that a little. I wish I could love you, but I just don't think the connection is there yet.
__label__3 The food here at the Beat is better than the coffee.  The sandwiches and salads are well prepared.  The ambiance encourages people to just be themselves, whether they want to chat with friends, listen to records, chow down on some sandwiches or just left alone to surf on the Internet or read. The location's great as well with plenty of street parking nearby and big windows for people watching.\n\nMy only complaint is that the coffee isn't that great. I overlook it because of all the other reasons I wrote above. But it is ironic that a coffee house should serve sub par coffee.
__label__3 Great food and fast service. Loved the chicken fried noodles.
__label__4 I love this place the noodles are hand made, great prices, large portions, super quick and friendly staff !
__label__2 China Magic Noodle House is a tough one to rate. I would like to give it a 3.5, but couldn't really give it 4 stars. Please read below to understand why because truly their food is awesome!\n\nLet's start with the BAD. Service here is not only bad but tricky. If you walk in and more people walk in after you, you need to keep track of where you were in line to get seated properly and you can't be afraid to let them know you're next to be seated. Also don't try and seat yourself even if you see an available clean table. I watched another couple get scolded for that. They only have roughly 15 tables so if you go during a busy time expect to wait. Otherwise go at an off time like 2pm or 8pm and you'll be seated faster. Once you have a table, regardless if you were sat before another customer, you may not get to order your food before them as you would at another restaurant. To help get your order placed quickly once you've figured out what you want close your menus and start making eye contact with the people running the show. Next, if you order an appetizer do not expect to get it prior to your main dish. The first time we came here we ordered egg rolls, steamed dumplings, and two noodle dishes. The first item to make it to our table was my noodle dish, next came the dumplings, after that came my hubby's dish and lastly we received our egg rolls. So keep that in mind! Also they don't ever seem to ask if you want anything to drink so we always accept the water they bring and have yet to have any other type of drink. It always seems to be the same two guys that take care of all the tables so if you need something you really have to grab their attention. I'm not an overly assertive person and usually at restaurants I'll wait for a server to ask how I'm doing before asking for something but here they don't check on anyone so you literally need to make eye contact and maybe even give a little wave in order to have them come by. Once you're done with your food, again, you need to get their attention to get your check and some to-go boxes for your left overs. All of this is why I am giving the lower rating.\n\nThe GOOD: Truly the food is fantastic! Every table gets a small plate with vinegar Chinese radish root shavings and boiled vinegar peanuts. If you've never had them give them a try! We are completely in LOVE with the egg rolls. They're extremely flavorful, very large, and come out piping hot. The steamed dumplings are also big and quite tasty. I would like to try their fried ones at some point. The first time we came here I had the noodles with beef and lemon and my hubby had their stir fried chicken noodle dish, both were tasty. Since then we have tried their noodle soup dishes and love them so much it's probably what we'll continue to get. The noodle soup dishes come out steaming hot with a heaping helping of flavorful broth, the seasoned meat of your choice, and veggies. It's excellent!\n\nThe atmosphere is okay. They have about 15 tables as I stated earlier, this includes a handful of booths along the side wall, two large tables for big parties and some tables with chairs in the center of the dining area. On the walls they have pictures of their dishes, and towards the back there is a window where you can watch the handmade noodles being made from scratch.\n\nDespite the service issues we will continue to come here on a regular basis as we really love their food but until the service improves I have to keep the mediocre rating. Part of a dining EXPERIENCE is not just the food but the service and atmosphere and while the food is wonderful; their service is just very poor and lacking.
__label__1 I drove 45 minutes to get here. The place was chinatown cute and the menu looked bomb but the service was SKIMPY. They were nice enough but they seat you,, get your drinks/food to you and that's IT. We aren't high maintenance so it wasn't a big deal for us but I can see this being an issue for others. \n\n3 of us got soups with different width noodles. I ordered the same type of noodles as my husband but when received, my noodles looked at least twice the width as his. The broth was ho hum just not enough of a savory type flavor and the noodles bland and tasted doughy. There were a couple things that were good (like the potstickers YUM, teriyaki chicken, fried tofu) but the general feeling at the table was an ehhhhhhhh :/\n\nMy  family politely chatted about maybe trying other items next time but I felt like there was alot of disappointment around the table (not to mention leftovers that no one wanted to take home).\n\nYelp-You totally let me down on this one :(
__label__4 A well deserved 5 star restaurant. Cheap and authentic. Fresh pulled noodles everyday. Fast service, lots of space and clean environment.
__label__4 This place is amazing! Generous portions and a great price! Service is okay, not the best but I def keep coming back because of the food!
__label__3 Probably one of the best steaks in Las Vegas. Comfortable seating and busy. Very busy. Lobster appetizer was a bit pricey for the little, but delicious amount you got. For a new restuarant the staff was very well trained. Looking forward to next visit, minus lobster app.
__label__3 Everything was great here....EXCEPT THE STEAK!! I ordered a 10 oz filet mignon medium rare with truffle butter and it was overcooked. It seemed more like a medium to medium well. Since this is a steak house, I had to take off points for overcooking the steak. \n\nI had the garden salad and our table shared broccolini, spiced maple carrots, and the lobster mac and cheese. Delicious. \n\nThe service was great. The ambiance and music was fantastic. But seriously?? If I'm paying that much for a steak, grill it the way I want it.
__label__2 Food was okay, service was okay, the whole experience was okay. \n\nEverything was plain nothing out of the ordinary. I really expected more when I came here to dine considering the relatively expensive prices for all of their meats (compared to other the higher priced places in Vegas), STK did not compare. Prime has much better steak at better prices, quality and portions. Also tried out their tuna, it was alright very much on the bland side even with the sauce, I felt like asking for soy-sauce (but that would've been weird). The only part of the entire meal that stood out were the parmesan truffle fries which were perfectly done to the right crispiness. \n\nThe ambiance is quite loud, not the best place to take someone out for a romantic date as it's hard to even hear yourself. Fun place to hang out with friends to drink and eat though. \n\nService was spotty, it was often times hard to flag down someone to refill waters or to even request simple utensils which was a bit frustrating but it was jam packed at the time so I'll cut them some slack.
__label__4 Came here for dinner with 4 buddies for a bachelor party. I saw a lot of complaints on here about having to wait a long time before being seated, but we were sat within 5 minutes of arriving for our 8:00pm reservation. \n\nThe bread that they bring out for table is absolutely amazing. There's a blue cheese glaze that the covers the bread and its fresh out of the oven. We literally plowed through the bread in about 10 minutes.\n\nI then ordered the Kobe sliders for the main course. They were very small, but absolutely delicious. I was still full from lunch, so the small portion was perfect for me. My buddies all enjoyed their meals and one even said the chicken dish was some of the best he ever had. \n\nThe music was loud and we loved every minute of it. This is Vegas and if you're looking for a low key experience, you're definitely in the wrong place. The vibe of the restaurant is upbeat, trendy and gets you warmed up for the night ahead. It's definitely expensive, but you're paying for the atmosphere and crowd that comes with it. \n\nIt was my friends birthday as well so I mentioned it to the staff and they brought out a complimentary piece of cake for him with a bday candle.\n\nOverall I had an excellent experience at this place. Definitely a must for a group dinner in Vegas.
__label__1 Loved the ambiance, loved the music it wasn't too loud we could still carry a conversation. \nWe came 5 girls for their monday night comped dinner + 1 drink, you just pay a tip of $15-20 each which of course is great. However most of the food were half cooked sliders w/ground beef and the salmon. It seems like everything was cooked in a rush. Not sure if it was because the dinner was comped but I wouldn't come back here again to pay full price for a meal.
__label__2 Hostess' are lame when it comes to seating, so just tell them were you would like to sit before you get moving to your table. Every server I have had here has been awesome, and they don't card you if you come with a middle aged man with a black AmEx :D
__label__3 Went there last night with a big group after a day of conference. We had a great time. I shared the cowboy steak and the porter house steak with some friends. I like much better the cowboy steak which was perfectly cooked medium rare with a very nice crust. Service was good as well. All my group had a great time and enjoyed their food.
__label__0 Apparently we went at a bad time. I had heard this place was the best but we could only get in at 530. The service was terrible. Our waitress didnt smile once or ask how we were. It was straight cut to the chase, no friendly service at all. The food was great, no complaints but i felt uncomfortable and unwelcome because of the waitress. On our way out the door there were 4 hostesses standing at the front and they stared at us as we left, not one said good bye. Horribly stuck up staff, even though the food was great, my husband and I will never be back. We are well dressed and always tip at least 20%. We were treated like we were not welcome and the staff seemed miserable.
__label__1 I would give STK in Vegas 5 stars but they have the worst customer service so 2stars for them. Blonde chick that checked our RSVP was a snob... Really bitch get a real job. Make sure to have the entire party present otherwise the last person to arrive won't be able to order her food and will just have to share with the others. The waiter rushed us and asked \"are you done now?\" Didn't ask if we wanted to take any food to go and just grabbed our plates while one of my friend was still eating. So we took our time to order and eat desserts and left 10% tip instead of 20% on 400$ tab. No need to be rude when you're making minimum wage, idc if you're busy, they shouldn't have booked 100 ppl in a 50ppl max capacity room. \n\nOther than the horrible customer service, food here is delicious!
__label__0 the food is really great good drinks  but terrible atmosphere the music so loud the waiters cant even hear you i work in clubs and their music is alot overpowering than anywhere ive been not good i understand the loungy feeling they want to put out but not to the point its uncomfortable i had their foie gras french toast which was amazing and i think i tried mac and cheese too i ended up leaving and sitting outside and had my meal packed to go i couldnt take the music and i got a migraine. they could do better. the food is amazing but i would never come here again for the sole purpose of the environment. we did ask the waiter if they could lower it a tad bit but if they did it was highly unnoticeable
__label__0 Where do I start? Ok it was 8;30 pm on a Wednesday night, I ordered a glass of pinot Noir & the crab Citrus appetizer along with there (blue fine tuna dinner with wasabi mash potatoes. the crab appetizer came to the table in about 7 minutes, still waiting for my wine wtf?. Ok. They are not busy here at all just a few Guy knuckleheads at the bar loud as fk even louder than the Dj which was way way to loud for a 3/4 empty place. Ok back to the food and still no wine. ? Really ? Now my meal shows up 17-19 minutes later and still no wine. I tell my waitress what happens to my wine? OMG ITS TOTALY MY FAULT I FORGOT. I will get it for you now. really ? I reply no thanks I'm fine with my water. Now back to my tuna dinner. ? Really dinner ? Or a sushi bar appetizer with one small spoon full of wasabi mash ? Wow really $38 for this come on STK. Dont order the tuna unless you want to be starving after.  No wine and still hungry so I decided to order the apple pie. Weeeeeeek. Very weak.  Sara Lee frozen taste better. I give one star. Weak weak weak. Bogus.
__label__3 This review is for the Motley Brews Craft Beer Tailgate Festival that was held on 11/14/10 at the Hard Rock Caf\u00e9 On The Strip.\n\nThis was my first beer festival and being that my husband loves trying beers from all over the world, this was right up our alley.\n\nThe venue should have been pointed out heavily that it was the one on the strip.  There is a Hard Rock Caf\u00e9 on Paradise, right around the corner, so that was kind of confusing for some people.\n\nWhen we pulled up at 1:30pm, there was a line out the front door and around the corner.  We pulled into the Showcase parking and realized that it was $3.00 per car, CASH ONLY!!! and no coins.  We had 3 cars behind us, and neither my husband and I had any cash on us (doh!) but the car behind us paid for us (THANK YOU WHOEVER YOU ARE!  I will definitely pay-forward this good-deed of the day!)\n\nWe parked and went inside, only to wait another 15 minutes to get into the venue.  The venue itself was good size and it was layed out nicely.  There were TVs with the football games on and LOTS of beer tasting.  You can taste unlimited amounts of beer.  You get a 4 oz. shot glass (bigger than a regular shot glass) that you get to keep and that is what you taste all the beers out of.\n\nThe food line was pretty long, but we thought the food was damn good.  Coconut shrimp, wings, wontons, fresh veggies, cheese, nachos and so much more.  Good job on the free food!\n\nEveryone was really cool, friendly and helpful.  I would definitely head back to the Hard Rock Caf\u00e9 for any sort of festival and I hope that Motley Brews puts on another festival!
__label__4 The weather was great, the music was rocking,  lots of people came out to have a good time and drink some beer. The best vendor stand by far was yelp's. They had killer pretzels. I didn't get to wander too much because I worked the entrance. Everyone that came thru our gate was cool and seemed to be having a good time
__label__4 Oh, it all makes sense now! Everything slots together nicely. Here's me, thinking I'm going round Edinburgh finding all these coffee shops that serve amazing flat whites when it's so hard to come by, when in actual fact they're all owned by the same guy! I'm talking about this place, Kilimanjaro, Press Coffee and Project Coffee.\n\nHowever, that doesn't stop this place being my favourite of the bunch. I had a little chat with the barista (who is very friendly, by the way), and she was telling me about their quest to have great coffee shops in Edinburgh. Well, they're doing pretty well. The coffee here is tremendous.\n\nIt's a sort of basement coffee shop, Wellington coffee. Which means if you sit by the window, you get a brilliant people watching spot onto the invariably busy George Street. Cool music too. I could spend all day every day here.
__label__4 I have been back here a few more times. When Mimi is not available, I have seen a few other techs. All of them are very friendly, and I leave happy every time! Love this spot! Thanks guys :)
__label__1 Disclaimer: first time to the salon and it was packed.\n\nService was slow and greeters were disorganized. I was told the wait would be 10 minutes, and it was 15 in the front and then another 25 with my feet in water. I selected a nail color that another associate took and then promptly lost while I was waiting, and I had to settle for a similar color without the sparklies I was hoping for. \n\nThe place can service lots of people at one time, but the space as a result is a little cramped. Not certain if the door opening let in the desert heat today, but it was easily 80+ degrees in the salon... Which isn't great when your feet are in a hot bath. I was offered water - not many places offer that - but it was after my nails were done. \n\nOverall quality of the job was fine, but I've been to salons with better service.
__label__1 This establishment has gone down hill. I am an avid supporter of Yoforia. The fact that almost all of the long term employees know who I am just goes to show how addicted I am to this stuff. This location in particular used to be my favorite one to go to for my almost daily fix, but since my last visit I will not be returning to this particular one anymore.\n\nA majority of the time not all of the machines work which just makes this an awful shame:( Not sure if it's from the long term employees quitting from lack of support/respect from the owner/management. The last tie I went I actually felt a bit yucky purchasing some of the yogurt as well. It just didn't feel right:/\n\nMaybe in the long time future I will stop by on a whim and try it again, but I am talking waaayyyyyyy in the future. Cause I don't think this place is going to be good again anytime soon.
__label__0 Yuck. Hand sanitizing is key to the self serve yogurt concept. But there's NO  hand sanitizer here!! When I asked about it, the guy just shrugged and said \"we don't have any.\" Hello, it's a mall, go down to Bath and Body works and buy a botttle!\n\nWe have been huge fans of Yofoia at ALL their Charlotte locations. Piper Glen, Myers Park, Providence Promenade and this one at the mall. Each and every location has gone way downhill lately. They used to have lots of healthy choices, and now a lot of the fresh fruits and nuts on their toppings bar are being replaced with things like melty crumbled up snickers,  mashed up pecan pie, and stale sugary cereal. What a disappointment. When I asked why they don't serve almonds anymore, they tell me that they are \"too expensive.\" \n\nYoforia used to be about healthy choices - organic yogurt, organic granola, fresh fruits and nuts. Now it's just turning junky, and to top it off, they don't even have hand sanitizer any more (or care!)  What a let down! It was a great concept when it started. Wish Pinkberry would open up more locations.
__label__3 It has been a long time since I've had frozen yogurt, but I fell in love again with this somewhat healthy treat after attending Saturdays at Selwyn. \n\nMy boyfriend and I went and filled up our cups with about 3 different flavors and piled on toppings from fresh fruit to chocolate chips and caramel. We had a coupon, which was nice considering it was our first time. The next day I decided that I needed some more Yoforia in my life and we drove the almost 30 min drive back to Selwyn Ave for it. \n\nA lover of great food and anything sweet, I got my fix of raspberry yogurt. It's a great after dinner snack that's not too heavy, not to mention the atmosphere is perfect. You can sit outside and enjoy the weather, people watch, etc. Definitely one of my new favorite places.
__label__2 I feel that this is one of the healthier choices for frozen yogurt.  The location is convenient although parking can be very tight.  The price per ounce has significantly increased lately which is why I give it 3 stars.
__label__3 Oh my, this place doesn't even exist on Yelp?!?  I suppose LV folks are not heavy Yelpers..\n\nI'm going to go out there on a limb and declare that this is the most fun store at Town Square.  For those looking to satisfy the sweet tooth, you will be happy to see the assortment of candies available.  I tried a few myself, and they were delicious.  But then again, it's sugar.\n\nReally liked the pillows, especially the Reese's peanut butter cup ones.  Hershey's Kisses pillow is cool too, but didn't look very practical for actual use.\n\nThere's also quite a few novelty items that you will definitely get a chuckle out of.  I liked the variety of \"checklist\" notepad products... especially liked the personal s**tlist citation one, and I actually bought a \"things you do to piss me off\" one for my manager lol.\n\nFun place to check out, go see it!\n\nP.S.:  Yelp says I have to \"reduce the number of capital letters\" in the business name because I capitalized every single one.  But it really is spelled that way... oh well.
__label__4 The Lunch Box is the best place to go if you're looking for great food in the University area around UNLV.  The selections are limited, but the quality on everything is top notch, and the menu changes daily, so you'll never know what you'll see.  The Chef and Owner, Joe, used to work at Bouchon, and is originally from Chicago.  He is a very nice guy, and everything he makes is great!\n\nThe menu consists mostly of Hot Dogs, but the daily specials consist of everything from Korean Tacos to Pork Belly Sandwiches.  The Chicago Dog is my favorite, but he also has several other styles, all served with all-beef, Kosher Hot Dogs.  The Chicago Dog is a served standard Chicago-style, and that's just how I like it.  All beef Hot Dog, chopped onion, fresh tomato, pickle, hot peppers, mustard, ketchup, and celery salt.  Perfect Hot Dog, and no one does it better in Las Vegas than The Lunch Box.  \nThe Chilean Dog has avocado, spicy mayo, sauerkraut (great sauerkraut, by the way), tomato, and other basics on the all-beef Hot Dog.  \nThey also have a Coleslaw Dog, and a Chili-Cheese Dog.  \n\nThe desserts at The Lunch Box are also very good.  In fact, their desserts are better than many of the places dedicated to dessert.  They have house-made Vanilla Bean Creme Brulee that is fantastic.  They also have had House-made Waffle and Ice Cream Sandwich.  I have also seen shaved ice on the dessert menu, as well.  \n\nIf you go to UNLV, work around there, or happen to be in the area, I'd highly suggest stopping by The Lunch Box.  You will support a small business that is focused on quality, and get a great meal at the same time.  It's also a very affordable lunch.  Most of the Hot Dogs are around $3.50, and my whole meal usually is around $5.
__label__2 A gift shop with a difference.\n\nThe clue to the first difference is one word on the outside: weaponry.  To any man, this is going to spark interest.  They have a small range of different swords of varying sizes and types.  According to the DO NOT TOUCH signs, they were battle-ready and sharp (this just makes me want to touch them all the more, but I did manage to resist the temptation).\n\nThe quality of the items in this shop is a bit higher than in many of the others in the city, and there was also  a small range of teddy bears, which is something that you don't often see.  I was also welcomed into the shop by the owner, greeting me with a smile and a hello.  This is so rarely seen in shops these days, and it's good to see that they're interested in everyone that comes through the doors.\n\nOn the whole, I would recommend a visit to Neanie Scott if you're looking for a gift or trinket to give to a friend or relative.
__label__4 I have a spicy chicken mayo and pineapple baguette once a day. You'd think it would really work, but IT DOES. \nP.S. My brother says their sweet chilli chicken panini rocks his balls
__label__3 Princes Street is one of the most iconic, unieque high streets in the world. Where else can you shop till you drop with an ancient castle looming over you on the horizon?\n\nThe shopping side of Princes Street is made up of high street components. Although the vast majority of the stores can be found on any high street or mall in the UK (and occasionally beyond), they are all well kept outlets set in gorgeous Georgian and Victorian buildings. If you care to look away from the bright lights of River Island for a second, the architecture is absolutely stunning on most of these buildings.\n\nFor over a mile. Princes Street stretches on, and is probably the most straightforward of all town centres to navigate since you don't have to veer up any side streets. If you choose to there are some lovely ones, but if you just fancy a high street blitz, it's all there for you. You can't possibly get lost, and even if you do achieve the impossible there will be plenty of locals around to help you out.\n\nFacing out over the glorious Princes St Gardens, castle and Wallace Monument, it is a momentous occasion walking down this street for the first time. The mixture of old and new is breathtaking, and with shops as different as Jenners and Topshop it makes for a fine day shopping.
__label__2 Princes Street gets quite a bit of stick for being an unattractive mish mash of shopping outlets, however, I think that pales into significance really when you weigh it up with the fact you have a view of Edinburgh Castle and Princes Street Gardens while you shop. There will also soon (perhaps using the word soon is tempting fate slightly) be the scene of the much awaited, and equally whinged about Edinburgh trams whizzing up and down the street.\n\nPrinces Street is definitely pretty legendary, and even if it hasn't got the classy good looks of its neighbour, George Street, it does give you all the High Street retail options you would hope to find on one stretch of road. I always underestimate how long it takes to get from one end of Princes Street to the other, as it's actually a pretty lengthy street, even if it doesn't seem it sometimes. Walking down Princes Street during the Christmas period is the best, as I'm a massive fairly light and Christmas decor aficionado, so absolutely love gazing like some sort of festive elf at all the pretty lights streamed over Princes Street Gardens.
__label__2 Princes Street... probably the most famous street in Edinburgh after the Royal Mile and Arden Street (the street John Rebus lives on in Ian Rankin's novels).  but as much as i love edinburgh and all it's different offerings i'm not a massive fan of princes street.\n\nthe pros of this street are the shops obviously.  i love a roam around jenners as the building is so fantastic.  and all the high street brands are there: new look, h&m, top shop, river island, next, and of course primark!!  there is also a good sized marks & spencers with a great food hall and a massive HMV which is apparently not closing anymore.  so very good for shopping!\n\nbut then the cons... on a weekend this street and these shops are packed!!  i really detest crowds and tend to get very irritated by them so this is not my ideal place to go on a weekend.  also the pavements get rather congested with people waiting at bus stops for their next bus and tourists stopping randoming to take pictures and people just generally getting in my way.  yeah, really hate crowds... also getting from one side to the other on a bus during rush hour takes agesssssssssss and i feel like i could probably walk it faster.\n\nso princes street has some positives but i'm not a big fan and tend to avoid it unless i need something from primark as this is the only location in town.  however, i can undertand why it's such a hotspot with the lovely views of the castle and old town and also the beautiful princes street gardens!
__label__1 There is a certain amount of novelty to being cycled around town on a pedicab.  It offers a rustic outlook to travel around town, but unfortunately it's unbelievably expensive.  When I hear how much people have paid for these pedicabs, I'm surprised that they even have that amount of money on them in the first place.\n\nPrice aside, and it's a big thing to put aside, they are in abundance in tourist spots and around clubs and for those who've had a bit too much to drink and unable to get in a real taxi might find them of use.  This only leaves the last concern which is speed and these are very slow hence why it ends up costing so much.\n\nDespite all this I do have a degree of admiration for the drivers - it's not the easiest work especially in the hilly areas.
__label__0 This was the worst restaurant I have ever been to. Service was atrocious and food was bland. On my enchiladas they didn't even use real cheese. Waited over 20 minutes to get silverware and a drink refill.
__label__2 The band was awesome, even though they started late. I thought the cover charge was a little excessive for what's basically a sport's bar. The food was okay. Our server was incredibly rude after we switched from booze to soda. \nBut the vibe was fun, the band was fun and we had a good time.
__label__4 One of Edinburgh's best musical venues. I've seen a helluva lot of things in this venue and I never fail to have an excellent time. The sound is brilliant for classical music as well as rock and pop. \n\nThe stalls are much more comfy these days - I wonder if they've replaced the seats? It feels much more spacious and there's plenty of room for legs, bags, jackets and drinks. \n\nThe building itself is a mish-mash of old architecture with a modern extension. It's a genuinely loved piece of Edinburgh's make-up. When I hear a gig will be played here I am always pleased - I'm still to have a bad experience here.
__label__4 I have taken my pup, Buena, here many times for both doggie day care and boarding over the weekend.  The owners/staff are always happy to see us and always take good care of Buena.  Best part is she comes home totally exhausted!
__label__0 Never taking Bruce here again. Only took him once, they never answered my phone calls or returned my phone calls prior to dropping him off. \nOur dog was there for four days and three nights, he was limping when we brought him home because his paws had been blistered so badly from the hot asphalt. They obviously weren't monitored properly. He is now missing chunks of skin and cries when you touch his paws. \nBeware!!!
__label__0 Don't ever go to Francis and Sons car Wash.  My very expensive Prada Sunglasses were stolen out of my car after dropping the car off to get detailed.  I spoke to the manager on duty Chris and basically stated they would not do anything about it cause he felt that his workers were honest but later in the conversation he stated he had just fired a worker for taking loose change from a vehicle. \nThey are very unprofessional and when I asked for the owners phone number he said he was in a meeting...likely excuse.\nDON'T EVER TAKE YOUR CAR TO THIS CAR WASH
__label__2 Tried Lush Burger last night. They have a nice ambiance with a great outdoor patio. You place your order inside, then a bevy of servers bring you your drinks, orders, etc. \n\nWe ordered and shared the regular burger with Vermont white cheddar cheese and the Lush Burger Infusion (pepperjack, green chilies, chipotle aioli). Both burgers came with a thousand island type dressing on the side. For sides we ordered the truffle fries (came with ketchup on the side) and sweet potato fries (some type of dipping sauce, possibly their chipotle aioli?). \n\nVerdict: \nFood- The fries were good! The burgers were just okay to me. I felt like they were somewhat lacking in flavor. My boyfriend commented that he really liked the ice (that's right, the ice). It was pretty good ice though. It was that small, crunchy ice (not quite crushed) which reminded me of childhood Pizza Hut visits. \n\nLocale- The outdoor patio is big and has huge umbrellas - it has a loungy feel to it. Wide variety of customers, but it definitely attracted a lot of the \"Scottsdale\" crowd. One quiet group we saw had 4 out of the 6 people in the group texting. \n\nService- Good service, A LOT of very attentive servers. Felt well taken care of. \n\nMy first visit didn't blow me away, but I'll probably go back for another try.
__label__1 I have been back a couple of time and really need to downgrade my original review.  The service has been sketchy at best, and the last visit my son's chicken sandwich was basically inedible (I often think he is a bit too picky about how the food should be - but in this case, I completely agreed - it was over-breaded and over-cooked with scrawny chicken pieces - he went home and made something else to eat).
__label__3 My family and I have been coming to Lush Burger often over the past few months. Our experience overall has been great. The servers are friendly, the atmosphere is relaxed, and the food is consistent.\n\nThe lunch special is 2 dollars plus the price of the burger you order. I usually get the Lushburger classic (normally $8) with sweet potato fries and an iced tea. I like my hamburgers medium to medium well, and Lushburger delivers. The sweet potato fries are fantastic, and you can get the iced tea in a giant to-go cup to take with you after you leave. So for $10 I get a great meal. Sometimes my mom and I even split it.\n\nYes, the burger is pricey. But in North Scottsdale, it's pretty hard to get a lunch under $10 that isn't Subway or In N Out. And you can only eat at AJ's and Wildflower so many times. I tried the new BluBurger location at the Summit (North Scottsdale and Lone Mountain) but was not impressed. Around the same price but the atmosphere and quality was lacking.
__label__0 Absolute worst service ever. Been here for 1 1/2 hours and still no food. Manager ignored 3 requests to talk to us and when he finally came to our table he had an attitude. Waitress was non existent. Don't come here if you want to eat anytime soon.
__label__2 The food here is good and fun since it's a little over the top for burgers. They have a full bar and outdoor lounge seating also. The kids serving were all upbeat and eager to please. The only problem, I think, is the management. When you order messy wings and yummy gooey burgers you should not have to ask for napkins and silverware after the food has come. Train these kids! For the good of us, them, you and the burger world!
__label__0 Oh my goodness, this place is so bad it's almost funny.\n\n1. The alcoholic slushies somehow manage to have a rancid ether-like smell and to have seemingly no alcohol in them at the same time. They also taste strongly of food coloring. I could barely finish mine, which was highly recommended by the waitress.\n\n2. A friend of mine took one bite of his \"cheesesteak\" and didn't touch it again. I can only assume it was inedible. I hedged my bets and got chips and a trio of dips: salsa, spinach and artichoke, and \"homemade\" cheese sauce. I thought, how bad can this be? To hedge further, I asked the waitress if the cheese was actually made in house. \"Um I don't know, I don't work in the kitchen.\" I would have prompted her to go find out, but I figured again (unwisely), how bad can it be? \n\nHere's a breakdown of how bad it was: the chips were stale. The salsa had a strangely off taste and smell...almost as though it was borderline bad. I took a few bites just to be sure, and my date did too. Yup. Something is wrong. The spinach and artichoke dip had a distinct freezer note. And the cheese sauce.  Ohh the \"homemade\" (it said so on the menu!!) cheese sauce.  I would bet my firstborn that pool of fetid yellow rubber was not conjured in house. If it was, holy crap, these people need to fire their cooks.\n\n3. We were in the quiet part of the bar, relatively speaking, and it was still fairly noisy. After sometime around 9:30-10, someone turned up the music so loud we were shouting over it. We settled our bill and got the heckfire out of there.\n\nNot many places raise my ire to scathing one-star levels, but Wet Willies did in a big way (this is probably abundantly clear). The real tragedy is that it seems like people consider this a fun place to hang out with decent daiquiris. I can only thank God I'm not in the drink-my-face-numb phase of my life anymore, if this is how the young'uns get it done in Charlotte.
__label__2 Good (but weak) drinks and typical bar food. Still, a decent place to grab some grub before a show at Comedy Zone!
__label__2 Drinks were great, but the bartender was rude! My party and I had already had a few drinks over at VBGBs, and we walked over to Willies. Once in, we went up to the counter to order some drinks. Having never been there before, my friend asked what drink tasted like chocolate, and the bartender snarked at her that \"Chocolate tasted like chocolate.\" When we tried to order the Call-a-Cab, he asked if we liked Robatussen. While I do appreciate being warned about the flavor of the drink, his attitude was pretty annoying. I've also been to the Myrtle Beach location, where the bartender was very sweet, offered to get us samples, and kept checking back in on us since we were seated at the bar. \n\nAs everyone else has warned, don't order Call-a-Cab by itself - it's hard to drink. But everything I have tried (Shock Treatment, Chocolate Thunder, Sour Apple) was delicious.
__label__2 Maybe I'm a cynic, but I don't see why everyone gets quite as excited as they do about this shop.\n\nPut it this way; if I were a bank manager and someone came to me asking for money to start a business, and I asked them what type of business, and they answered that they were going to open a shop selling anything and everything that's white, I'd laugh them out of my office.\n\nBut I'm not a bank manager, and I would clearly have been wrong to do that, as it's now an internationally renowned and hugely successful chain. But I still think it's a bit overrated.\n\nYes, the quality's good and the service is generally friendly and efficient, but that's also the case in places like John Lewis where they also sell soft funishings in other colours too. Although I have from here before (I'm a bit of a sucker for a designer label) I don't do it regularly.
__label__2 I am surprised, in a very very good way, that Gavin equally appreciated the apple pie at Le Cafe Royale! It really is pretty nice!\n\nA little way down the Royal Mile Le Cafe Royale stands out with its openness. Its doors open wide, letting the whole cafe open onto the street, giving it a resemblance to a Mediterranean cafe. I like the feel of Cafe Royale and I always feel comfortable sitting here.\n\nHowever Cafe Royale could do with improving its hot drinks. Perhaps I just had a bad batch of tea, but there was something funny tasting. Prices are average to high, reminding one that this is definitely a tourist spot.\n\nNot a bad cafe that could be even better, and should not rest on its tourist support laurels.
__label__0 Waited to be seated, no one seated us. We sat down at one of many empty tables. Five minutes later, a fellow told us ALL the table were reserved. This place was only 25% full at most. So we left. Walked by in a bit after eating elsewhere, and it was still mostly empty. Guess they didn't want our money.
__label__3 We went here yesterday for lunch since my eye doctor's appt. was nearby (across the way, inside the Fashion Show Mall, right near Nordstrom). We asked if they would take the Entertainment Book Coupon and they accepted it, even though the location was not specified on the back (that's why it never hurts to ask). This was nice. \n\nNice staff greeting- this is a 50's type place, with the staff wearing the hats, and complete outfits which match the overall theme of the restaurant- and they do a dance every once in a while, too. We didn't wait for a table. We got the corner one facing the mall, so it was prime people- watching property ('course they all stare at us when we're eating our food, too, haha). BTW, these restaurants are popping up in other malls in the city, like the Meadows.     \n\nI usually get a chicken sandwich, but I opted for the Chicken Philly, with mushrooms, peppers, and onions and choice of cheese- I chose swiss, @ $10.99, this time. My husband got his favorite, a bbq sauce style burger. The crispy golden fries come with the sandwich here (not at the Paradise location- we've been there, many times). My sandwich was pretty big and the fries were too much for me to eat (only had a portion). My husband's burger was different, but better, and he couldn't place it; what made it better this time. I told him, maybe it was the place. I would definitely get the Chicken Philly again- it was really very good, the bread was soft, the veggies made it more filling too, and the seasoning used on the chicken was really good- didn't need anything else. \n\nOur server was very nice and so was the rest of the staff. My husband thought the dance was goofy, but I liked the fun in it; kinda went with the whole 1950's feeling of a diner, the Grease version anyway.
__label__1 Food was okay it earned the 2 stars. The wait staff is horrible. Had to ask for silverware, had to ask for napkins and I had to walk up my cup for a refill.
__label__1 Piss-poor food and service at gourmet burger restaurant prices. \n\nThis establishment is so atrocious, one wonders whether it would better to simply toss remaining Groupon\u00aes in the white-coloured Waste Management recycle bin. One wonders how it even stays in business.\n\nThis place is subpar even by fast food standards; the audacity that they possess to charge what the burgers would go for at Hubert Keller's Burger Bar is offensive. \n\n14.49$ for an original and a drink. No, not an alcoholic drink -- although it would have taken quite a few of those to make this shitshow remotely tolerable -- but a regular five cent concoction of syrup with water.\n\nSo what exactly am I complaining about? Mainly, the fucking burgers suck. They suck. Lower quality than Burger King\u00ae. Lowest quality and most charred burger I have ever paid for; worse than eating at the DFAC/Chow Hall in the military. Worse than eating at the fucking public school cafeteria. Just marginally better than literally starving of hunger (I would have to give it some further thought). \n\nSo how the hell do they manage staying in business? Beats the fuck out of me. \n\nCome here if you wish for your meal to be more expensive, shittier, and be prepared slower -- and, possibly receive the wrong order (50% of the time, they have screwed up my order here) -- than if you just go to another burger restaurant, which is just several hundred meters away on the North East side of Fashion Show. \n\nDo yourself a favour: go to Stripburger\u00ae. They know what they are doing there and are much faster than here anyway. - E
__label__2 Got my opportunity to check in over at Nu Sanctuary Lounge and preview the place for my upcoming birthday party next week.... All I can say is \"this place has potential\".  \n\nNU stands for \"naked\" in French and the lounge is representative of the beauty of the naked life and afterlife.  It showcases good and evil with a large tree inside representing the tree of life.  Anyone with art taste that is a fan of Dali will love this lounge.  The fare is a fusion style from various places around the globe.  \n\nI'm a huge fan of the founders previous location (Almaza) and remember when he told me that his dream was to find a way to bring hookah to the heart of Las Vegas; now with Town Square NU Lounge may just do that.  With it's fantastic location inside TS and the plethora of menu items I find NU Sanctuary to be absolutely amazing.  I cannot wait to write my birthday review, but from what I saw last night, I may be throwing up a five-star.
__label__1 THIS REVIEW IS NOT FOR THE RESTAURANT JUST THE NIGHT LOUNGE.... They put WAYYYY too many people in such a small space.  They definitely were not under the maximum capacity!  I don't know how everyone feels about dress codes, but personally unless you're going to a NICE club or somewhere super fancy who gives a crap what you wear.  My friends all had to take off their hats & I'm sorry, but I just don't think this place is that nice to worry about hats!  The other thing was my friends bought a table & bottle (which was pricy for such a small place, but cheaper than the usual nightclub, but as I've said in reviews before it's vegas so high prices are what you should expect). Anyway, the waitress (who was very nice) asked if she could resell the table, I said to ask our friend who bought it, but she asked some other guy while our friend was in the bathroom & resold our table.  My friend came back & was pissed! We did talk to the manager & he comped us another bottle & table, which was very nice & made the night a little better.  That's why I put 2 stars, otherwise it would have had 1.  The music isn't too bad, lots of hip hop & I guess there could be worse places, but it's just definitely not for me, I just really hate overly crowded places.  So if you're into feeling like a sardine in a can with people sweating all over you & like hip hop music then this may be the place for you.  Personally i'd rather go to a real nightclub if I want to drink & dance where I have a little more space!
__label__0 the place looks great. it was a nice atmosphere to chill and relax in. HOWEVER, the service was the worst ive had in a very very long time. The hostess seated us on the outdoor section, took our first drink order, and set us up with our hookah which was awesome, but that was the end of it. we didnt get a waitress until i approached the hostess who originally seated us and asked us if we would be getting a waitress. at that point our drinks had been empty 20 minutes. the waitress then came over took our drink order and it took her another 15 minutes to get them to us. The next round of drinks i had to go to the bar myself to get because the waitress was too busy sitting down talking with some of the other staff. On top of the horrid service, the drinks were exceptionally watered down. All in all, the nice atmosphere is not enough to encourage me to go back.
__label__2 = = = = = =  THIS REVIEW IS FOR THE WEEKDAY LUNCH BUFFET  = = = = = =\n\nWell, it's been 7 months since enjoying this India Garden here, so it was due time to whip back over & see how they're doing.  This is a nice, fairly large place with tables only, no booths, and an 18 item serving table, which is probably about average size for an Indian Buffet.\n\nThe Naan bread is tasty here, served hot with a little seasoning (& we were offered more of it).  The Daah Maharani lentil soup was good, too.  Overall, though, I thought the food was just ok this time.  Their Tandoori Chicken, for instance, was rather dry, tough, & low in flavor, in my opinion.  Also, the service was blah.  SO,\n\nan \"OK\" place...  Lunch Buffet $9.99 includes hot Indian style tea.  Full bar available.
__label__3 Great service.  Good food. Great naan.
__label__3 The beau and I stopped by on a whim whilest exploring our new city and it's probably the best find so far. \n\nWalking in for a late dinner we were happily greeted and easily seated. Service was prompt and pleasant. We ordered some garlic naan, chicken tikka masala and chicken vidaloo. All came out within 10 minutes and boy was it amazing! The tikka masala was creamy and fresh. My beau ordered his vidaloo spicy, and it was the perfect amount of spicy.  We've been back at least 8x since and always end up happily full. (ITIS!)\n\nI can't wait to try the lunch buffet!
__label__4 Delicious, not heavy or greasy, perfect spice, great service! We had it for take out and will definitely return, yumm!
__label__1 After so much initial Yelp praise, I decided to drop into Nourish to give it a shot. I'm not a vegetarian or vegan or glucose or lactose free, but I am a pretty healthy eater and enjoy delicious food that also happens to be good for you. Nourish seemed like it fit a great need for its niche -- the only similar place I can think of is True Food -- but it fell flat. For starters, it's a good thing they have flavored waters, because their regular water tasted funky. Salads are very tasty but super small - appetizer portions at entree prices. Sandwiches are a much better value, but you can find better at many other places. The sweet potato fries aren't bad, for being \"air fried.\" Without that caveat, head-to-head against real fries, not so much (and, come on, isn't ordering sweet potato fries over regular ones already being good enough?!). I will say that the dipping sauce that accompanies the fries is delicious! The setting is very casual and comfortable, and the service was great, but it's the food that brings someone back for a second time...and I can't say I plan on returning.
__label__4 Lunch - 20100708\n\nRice Bowl goodness - Kirstin recommended the Rice Bowl and it was really delicious.  The veggies had a fresh picked taste and the cashews were a perfect match when mixed with the rice. I really enjoyed my lunch (again) and look forward to trying the cucumber soup next week.\n\nFor dessert I ordered the apple pie to go.  Unfortunately I didn't heat it up as recommended, but it was still good. Definitely eat the pie warm!  \n\nSee you next time!
__label__1 I really wish this place was better - at first glance it's a gluten free diner's dream (I have celiac). Having eaten at Nourish on 3 separate occasions, it's decidedly \"meh.\"\n\nThe menu is nicely varied and has a number of excellent options for anyone with specialty diet needs. I really applaud the owner for putting this place together - though the space is somewhat oddly shaped (the entryway is not inviting) they do have an OK decor.\n\nThe service however is the breaking point - it is very poor. The food has gotten to me cold 2 out of 3 times, we were rarely checked on by server and they were very slow to get the bill 3 out of 3 times. During lunch hour time is of the essence for working individuals, this is obviously not a priority at Nourish. Additionally, price/amount of food ratio is out of whack on a few dishes, nobody likes to spend a lot and walk away hungry. \n\nThey have promised a new menu beginning in April 2011, I hope some of these problems will be addressed then.
__label__1 The first time I ate at Nourish I was unimpressed. I wanted to like it so much that I went back, but I left feeling the same way. I have food allergies and believe that healthy, vegan, gluten free food can and should taste good. Aside from the sweet potato and avocado salad everything my husband or I tried was very bland and unsatisfying. I left wanting more..
__label__4 I was introduced to this restaurant a few weeks ago & I tried the crispy seafood pancake with combination fried rice. The seafood pancake was pretty good but it had clam or mussel (not a fan of 'em) in it so I'll be sure to just order the shrimp. Can't forget about the Thai tea, it's super sweeeet! The restaurant is clean, quiet, & our waitress was sweet. I will be returning & ready to try different Thai dishes there. :)
__label__0 I haven't had their Thai food for a few years, so I decided to order take out from this place.  Never again!  They have now raised their price significantly and their yellow curry with chicken is now over $10.  What do you get?  Only about 5-6 pieces of chicken meat and 3 pieces of potato.  The rest is just liquid curry.  I expected the curry to be thicker with some substance to it, but it wasn't.  It was like watered down curry. Not at all what it should be like. It wasn't until I was about to throw away the styrofoam container that it came in that I saw that the container had deteriorated.  I think the curry sauce or liquid was actually eating away at the container.  They use very cheap containers and now I remember why I stopped coming here.  The curry I ordered last time was funny tasting because of the same issue.  The container had melted away into the curry sauce.  I remember bringing this issue up with them last time and obviously nothing was done about it.  NOT GOOD!!  Bottom line, don't order any curry to take out!!!
__label__0 San Gennaro Feast has become an expensive no-reason-to-go money pit. It started out great and has devolved in quality with each passing year.\n\nHave sampled everything this festival has to offer and the only thing that is a constant is the lemonade stand. The sausage tend to be pre-cooked in large batches and end up drying out because no one is willing to pay $10+ for a shriveled sausage sandwich.\n\nThe entry fee is ridiculous, especially after moving to a non-casino facility away from the Strip. Total Gypsie fest.
__label__3 Thanks Yelp/Siri for helping me find this place. Being a California transplant in Hawaii, I get Mexican food withdraw. Rivas fit the bill. Affordable and freshly made mexican food...with drive thru!\n\nLike others say, the place looks closed but its just uber tinted. The inside is very clean and they have two big screens with sports on. I was just stoked that I got 12 Rolled Tacos/Taquitos smothered with fresh guacamole and cheese for $7.15. WHAT??? Do ya'll know how much this would cost me in Hawaii and it wouldn't even be that good???? Sigh...\n\nAgain, just happy to have found my easy-breezy, Mexican food option when I visit my in-laws in surprise. Until next year Rivas...I hope you don't close down.
__label__3 Adding to what the girls have outlined, I can't help but wonder why this shop is open all year round.\n\nSaying that, it has its uses - it keeps visitors and locals up to speed on upcoming Fringe events, and nearer the time (i.e from June onward) you can buy tickets for various shows to guarantee your front row seat.\n\nIt sells some Fringe merch, which seems a bit empty unless you are actually at the Fringe that year and want something to remember it by. But I can imagine some tourists being interested in the t shirts and teddies they have on offer.\n\nLike Eleanor, I find the Fringe Shop's year long opening a little bit pointless. But if I need to use it nearer the time of the festival, which I sometimes do, I am usually caught saying the opposite. So I'm four starring it since it's a great resource of information if you're wanting to secure your place in or at the Fringe early!
__label__4 The Best Burger I have had in Las Vegas!!!!
__label__1 We went here last weekend for a friends bday. We had a party of about 12 and the service was so slow. They also got some of the orders confused as to who got what. The food was just ok and the portions are not that big. The one thing I did enjoy was the Mac and cheese. It was to die for. Overpriced.\n\nOh and I almost forgot that they ran out of makers mark and offered us another brand so we said \"ok\" not knowing that those drinks were almost double the cost of makers and they charged us for it!!!!!! Insane
__label__4 We've ordered cupcakes from Treehouse on two occassions.  We've had lemon blueberry, vanilla, chocolate, and churro.  All were wonderful.  The mini cupcakes are the perfect bite.  Highly recommend.
__label__3 Like many others, I think this is one of the best boba spots in Vegas, if not the best. These are big words from me because I'm a huge fan of #1 Boba House (is that what it's still called?) inside the Chinatown Mall.\n\nFirst of all, the drinks are great. The staff is really nice and accommodating to any special requests you may have. This is something spectacular in terms of the boba world, at least in Vegas. Since most spots are in Chinatown - service is just unheard of. But not here. They're definitely onto something.\n\nI can't speak for their food, but for drinks this is just not even a question. Boba and service in one place - who would have thought? Now if only it wasn't so North...
__label__1 The location is convenient considering I live in North Las Vegas. The drinks were good but they're overpriced. The amount you pay for a large is the same as the biggest boba drink at No.1 Boba. Except the size of a large at Tea Time is the same as a medium at No.1 Boba. And the regular sized boba should be called small, not regular. They were good but not worth it to me.
__label__1 So I usually love coming in here and grabbing a smoothie togo but today I decide to have something to eat. I waited for an hr for my food. If I knew it was going to take this long I would of never ordered anything to eat. I doubt I would have mind if I came in here with someone but I just got off work.
__label__3 Really gorgeous breakfast, everything looked good, but the pancakes were divine! Massive portions, but that's America! Taste was exceptional, one of the best places, for breakfast, I've ever eaten. The price was very good, about $40 for coffees and 2 lots of pancakes and that's including a generous, although normal, tip for America. Great atmosphere; quick and friendly service. Don't be put off by the queue; it moves quickly.
__label__2 I get what Duo do (provide shoes of varying widths to fit all sizes of calves and feet) and I find it admirable to a point, but I don't think this store is particularly good. I've never really had a problem getting boots or shoes to fit elsewhere, so I'm probably not their ideal customer, but I can't help feeling that they could do what they do in a much better way. The styles are all very pedestrian and the large store always seems to be pretty empty - of stock and customers. I've been in to browse on a couple of occasions and the assistants have never once approached to help me (probably because it would take them ten minutes to walk the length of the shop). This place would be much better if they filled it up with a few more pairs of shoes and some more attentive staff.
__label__0 We enjoyed living here for 3 years; however, when we bought a house we put in our 60 day notice. We kept the apartment immaculate and were never late on payments. They wanted to do the walk through without us; however, I insisted that my father-in-law be present since it was after our move out date and I didn't trust them to give an accurate move out quote. I wanted to be proactive and called a couple days after the walk through to find out if we would be getting our deposit back or if there were any charges. They told me they couldn't help me and told me someone else dealt with move outs and would call me as soon as they returned to the office. Of course, they never called. I called again and got the same response. Assuming this was the second time I went out of my way to find out about the deposit, I assumed they would have this person call me back. Nope! I called a THIRD time, still no one could help me except this ONE person who clearly doesn't do her job. I finally had my father-in-law go to the office because at this point it was a month after our move out date. He spoke with the manager Kelly, who gave him a long story about how they take photos and it goes to the corporate office and someone would get back to us soon. Being proactive proved to not work with this company. Tonight, we received a letter titled \"Urgent attention requested by Christine Hambric, the assistant manger who was supposed to return four of my requests.\" It states that the \"balance due for the apartment has been held from collections for WELL OVER 30 days. If no contact is made, the balance will be referred to collections.\" My husband and I are furious. Not only did we contact them 4 times in the last month and a half, but they have never returns my calls and this is the first time we have heard from them. There is not even an explanation of the fees. The letter just states that it will go to collections if it is not paid in a week. The office will be hearing from me bright and early tomorrow. If they don't resolve this, I will contact those at the corporate office. This is no way to treat people that were always on time with payments, clean, and respectful residents. I am not a person that writes poor reviews and find that we are very easy going people. However, I cannot believe that a company could treat good residents like this. Do yourself a favor and don't live here. I'm extremely disappointed.
__label__2 Spicy tuna roll is pretty good, big pieces of tuna, not the usual mayo mix. Nice sushi chefs, good happy hour prices, not a large sushi selection though.  (They did tell me they were in the process of expanding it.)
__label__1 The two stars is because my hummus plate was really tasty. Some colleagues and I stopped in here for a snack before leaving for the airport, and I was astonished by how rude and completely overwhelmed our server seemed to be by a party of 10. Every request was met with a sigh and a look that made it seem like we were asking for the impossible. I'm amazed that we were treated so poorly...
__label__3 Loved this place. I was working in NC during this week and timed things so I could be in Charlotte to go see the new NASCAR HOF. I went on Wednesday May 12th, the second day it was open. Surprisingly, there were very few outside waiting to get in and overall, was very uncrowded the entire time I was there. I am not a huge die hard NASCAR fan but overall, I am in to all types of motor racing. So I could not pass up a chance to see this spectacle. It's very well done. Tons of things to see and do. Lots of staff everywhere to tell you about the various displays, offering to take your photo in front of cars etc. A huge amount of history in here that every NASCAR fan should go and see at least once.
__label__3 Came to this museum when I visited Charlotte in April. Of all the museums, my guy wanted to go to this one and he nor I are NASCAR fans! But I'm glad we chose this one. The simulator ride was nice, however wasn't long enough! What I also enjoyed was watching videos of the horrific accidents that occured on the race tracks! They even had some of those cars on display. \n\nGlad Charlotte, NC has the NASCAR museum to attract tourist. Would I come back? Probably not, I think I had my fill... But I am glad I went!
__label__3 I am not a NASCAR fan and will fully admit my friend and I originally stopped by here as a gag.  What we didn't expect was how much fun we would have!!!  We ended up being there for a few hours & learned a ton.  I loved looking at all the history and then also being a part of the interactive exhibits.  One of the employees pulled us over for the pit crew simulation thing.  At first we were not into it but the employee's enthusiasm convinced us to give it a try.  So glad we did!  It was one of our favorite things.  We messed up a lot but with some help we ended up with a decent time and a new appreciation for the pit crew.  If you're in the area and like NASCAR/cars, check it out.
__label__4 This place is bomb!!! Love kimchi fried rice + 4 skewers!! HEAVEN!
__label__4 I love Stuart B's Mandela quote. It's true!! I was given a fish from here once quite recently and I was thrilled with it!! Everyone had a fish tank in the 80s and I fancied myself as a bit of an 80s chick. Thus, I was given a fish. I came down here to buy all my accessories - food, tank etc etc.  The staff were  lovely! But the shop smelled. Within a week I came back and asked if they wanted the fish back. Turns out the fish life isn't the life for me.
__label__3 Subway needs to watch its back. Comparable prices, better quality, and outstanding selection put Which Wich ahead of the game. And might I recommend the Wicked?
__label__4 How have I not reviewed this place yet?  OMG, this place is beyond amazing.  Subway who?\n\nPros:\n*  Everything I've tried here is bursting with flavor!  I have yet to discover a bad 'wich.\n*  home made chips.  Jared doesn't have that.  Nor does Quizno's.\n*  a plethora of toppings/additions available (from Pesto to crispy onion strings).\n\nCons:\n*  It's a bit more pricey in comparison to Subway, but well worth the price.  Honest!\n*  seating is a bit limited.  There are outside seats, but it still gets super crowded.\n*  service isn't stellar, but whatever.\n\nOverall:\n  I highly recommend this place for those that love sandwiches.  Really, you've just gotta try it for yourself.  If you have never been... here's a little heads up:  \nChoose your bag and grab a crayon.  Bubble in your choices and viola!  After making your selections and choosing whether you want to make it a combo, watch the sandwich artists clothespin your 'wich bag to a wire and zip-line that baby.  Not making any sense?  Just go in and check it out.  You'll see. \n\nTips:\n*  Pesto is a must.  \n*  Carb-Watching?  You can get any sandwich in a bowl instead.\n*  my personal recommendation is the Surf n Turf.  it's roast beef w/ imitation crab.
__label__3 I'm digging which wich.  It is a speedy, tasty lunch spot for a good sandwich.  You'll never get bored building with so many options!  It is definitely better than a subway or anything like that.  \n\nI've tried the muffalata and the french dip.  You really can't do to much complaining because, after all, you are the one who creates the sandwich!\n\nMy only real complaint is the small portion of cheese.  I felt it was so thin on my big yummy sandwich I could harldy spot it.  \n\nRegardless, I 'll go back and try another concoction.  There is always some sort of check in offer so take advantage.\n\nMost important: DO NOT skip the cookie. It is served warm and chewy and gooey and utterly perfect.  It is worth the trip just for the cookie!  AMAZING.
__label__1 Food is decent but not the best in Charlotte. Went with friends on Saturday night and it was so noisy I could barely hear my friends talking to me ACROSS THE TABLE. The bar area was worse than the dining room. Lots of families go with their children.I suggest going during the week.  There are better Italian places in our fair city with a lot less noise and confusion. That being said the foodis OK.
__label__3 I have only eaten here one time - at lunch with a co-worker.  I ordered a calzone, which was really huge.  A little more sauce on the side would have been nice because there was so much dough screaming for it. \n\nIt was super cheesy and really a bit decadent for me. Next time, I will go with a slice and a salad.\n\nI also stopped in last night around 9 or 9:30  to have a few beverages with friends on the patio.  The live music, laid-back atmosphere and friendly folks make it a great place to socialize.  I went inside once or twice, and the pizza smelled amazing.  I'll be back soon to have some!
__label__0 The fianc\u00e9 and I dine out quite a bit these days. Nothing until this place has been bad enough to write about. Wow, this one takes the cake! We came in about 8pm on a Wednesday night to split a bottle of wine and have a light bite. From the moment we walked in it was like being on another, surreal planet. Our waitress, a very young girl recently from NJ, seemed to have never served anyone before and had never looked at the menu, it seemed. We vainly asked for some sparkling water, some mineral water, some Pellegrino....she asked \"is that wine?\" Huh? \n\nShe did come back carrying 2 small bottles of San Benedetto. First hurdle overcome. She had never opened a wine bottle either, the fianc\u00e9 had to do it. The antipasto and linguine with white clam sauce were passable, although some salami had been around longer than I would keep in my fridge. After essentially waiting on ourselves and making requests that were clearly foreign to this young lady, the real clincher was when at 10 pm, the whole place began filling with smoke. The kitchen staff was apparently burning the day's grime off the ovens and as one fellow told the fianc\u00e9 \"the hoods don't work\". No kidding. We quickly poured the last of our wine into our glasses and literally ran for the front door. There is no exaggeration here. They smoked us out. Do not EVER try to sit in this restaurant in an attempt to eat. We guess it's just a pizza take out joint, but why the tables and \"dining room\" then? A very lame apology for attempted asphyxiation and our check completed this disastrous attempt at a night out.\n\nI really can't even think of a reason to give this place 1 star. Maybe because they didn't succeed in making us seriously ill. Diners beware.
__label__3 The bbq meat is where it's at and they have a pretty big menu, but the hamburgers were stark in contrast to how amazing the other plates are.\nYou never have to wait long for your order which is pretty rockin' for bbq(some what fast food), and the price isn't that bad either. My suggestion get a fancy soda in a can, and avoid the plain boring soft drinks from the fountain.
__label__0 Worst service ever!  Came in at 9:20pm and as soon as we walked in the manager told us take out only!  I asked why when it clearly states on the door they don't close until 10:00.  He told me it's because he wanted to get out early.  WHAT THE FUCK?!?  I COULDN'T BELIEVE IT.  So rude.  He even chuckled as he said it.  Going to call the owner tomorrow, but honestly if he hired someone like this to manage his restaurant I'd be surprised if he even cared.
__label__3 If for whatever reason you are in Mt. Horeb and you aren't there to visit the Mustard Museum, you need to go to it.\nIt is insane how much mustard there is... over 4,400! I had a hard time not walking away with a basket full of mustards. If you are looking for that hard to find mustard you love or a great gift you someone it is a must visit.
__label__3 Cross this one off the bucket list! I can die a happy camper after going to the Mustard Museum!\n\nThe basement is the \"museum\" kind of small but really how big is a museum about mustard going to be.  Grant it I was hoping that they had mustard artifacts from say ancient Egypt, Rome, Greece but not so much... what they did have was a lot of mustard from around the world. Which is really fun!  \n\nThe upstairs is the sample area and where you can then buy the mustard.   Needless to say I didn't get out of the place without dropping $25.00.  Also the staff was just Great! \n\nOh a side note:  if you don't like Mustard then don't go to the Mustard Museum.
__label__3 State Of Mind is a rather \"cool dude\" hip hop styled shop with tees, baggy tops and jeans, trainers, belt and various other accessories.\n\nIt's very American represents a rather niche market as apart from some of the t-shirts, I don't know many guys who fit the bill for the hot and happening clothes stocked here.\n\nIt's well stocked, well organised and as far as prices go, rather reasonable. It's nestled in amongst other independent shops on St Mary's St. and I guess, caters for it's target audience very well. There aren't any other shops like this in Edinburgh so if this is your thing, then you'll be in your element in State Of Mind.
__label__4 Simpsons Arcade game!\nProp Cycle!\nMusic games!\nWHAT MORE DO YOU WANT FROM THEM!!!\nShut up and give them your money!
__label__4 I don't eat sashimi so I can't comment on their fish quality, but I do like cooked rolls and luckily Sushi San has a wide selection.  All the rolls I've tried are delicious and you probably can't go wrong with anything on the menu.\n\nWhat stands out the most to me about this restaurant is their amazing customer service.  I usually order to go and sometimes find \"extras\" in my bag, such as miso soup, edamame, or even an entire extra roll!  The staff is super friendly and it's rare these days to find a restaurant with such a stellar level of customer service.
__label__4 Since moving to Arizona, I have not found a Sushi place that compares to Sushi San. I absolutely love their service. I talk this place up like you will crap gold nuggets after eating! You will have to eat there to see if it is true :)\nSushi is fresh,  the service is beyond spectacular and friendly. If I do not eat here at least once a month, I crave it. Sushi San is the best place to eat!
__label__3 Too bad they're closed on sunday. Definitely better than mcdonalds. I love this place!
__label__3 Om with a little extra nomnomnomnomnomnomnomnomnom.\n\nNothing makes you feel more manly than eating meat apart from one thing. A WHOLE CHICKEN! There was no messing about here. A whole chicken, large portion of piri piri fries and two bottles of beer. I thought that would be a good enough starter.\n\nKnuckle deep and my face covered from left to right in chickeny beautifulness, I made short work of what I thought would be a mountain of food but it turns out it served to be nothing more than an appetite catalyst.\n\nYes, it is a chain restaurant which means service and quality is pretty much across the board but when happiness comes with two wings, two breasts and two legs cooked in a beautifully warm spicy marinade, you don't really care about where you are.\n\nGive me all the chicken and keep it coming.
__label__2 I was visiting from LA, so for me, the idea of easily walking into a bar on a Friday night and finding a decent table was pretty awesome.  The look of this place was super cool and dark and the music selection was FANTASTIC!  There is a definitely a good Friday night vibe here. However, the waiter that we got, was kind of pushy and a little too cool.  Like he was friendly, but wasn't very interested in our table as the guy at the table next to us was spending a ridiculous amount of money on alcohol and would obviously pay a bigger tip.  At this same time he kept making expensive suggestions on the menu.  I found that to be unpleasant.\nI think if we had a different server, my experience would have warranted more stars.  Maybe next time?
__label__3 I stopped by here one day because I was craving some traditional tacos. I just moved to this side of town, and I notice it's lacking flavor, (the area not Tony's.) \n\nI ordered 4 carne asada soft tacos, 1 carne asada sope.\n\nThe tacos were EXACTLY what I was looking for. The meat was so tasty and juicy with some crunchy bits in it. They were topped with cilantro and onion. They came with some limes and hot sauce. The tacos were waaaay better than Roberto's, which seems to be the only Mexican restaurant in this general area aside from Baja Fresh.\n\nThe sope was good too, it had a whole tomato slice on top which was kind of weird but still good. \n\nI also got an horchata. I have been craving some homemade horchata so it was only natural I try it out. It was just okay, I think it may have tasted better a few hours prior to my arrival because it was a little watery but you can still taste the milk base and sweetness. \n\nAll in all it was 10 dollars for my feast, and it was well worth the price. I got take out so I didn't get to try the chips and salsa, or the service. From what I saw, this place is pretty empty most of the time, the cashier was really friendly and the food comes out fast. Me likey.
__label__3 Need fat? Need carbs? Come here. I usually get a steak grinder (or sub I guess) and jalapeno poppers. They do the steak just how it is at home (the East Coast). I trust a place full of construction guys on lunch break. They also have good fried fish.
__label__3 @ Skip B.  I read the inspection report from 1/24/11 and didn't see anything too serious on there.   There were 5 critical items mentioned.  One was for no date on portioned salad dressings.  I assume \"portioned\" refers to when you pour dressing from the main container into a secondary container for daily use.  The second was for putting fish and fries at convenient locations during lunch rush.  The third was something about the ice drain line, fourth  was some air gap issue with the drive through window, and the last was for a bag of ice melt being stored on the same shelf as food.  When I see a score of 31 I expect there to be spoiled food, dirty/sick employees, rodent infestations and the like.  These are hardly reasons for me to stop enjoying my guilty cheap burger and fry pleasure.  \n\nWith the previous rant review addressed this place is the best alternative to fast food burger chains.  I have had their burgers, chicken fries, fried okra (!), and fish.  Their fish is surprisingly yummy and burgers should be ordered doubled and split with a friend.   My biggest complaint is that they don't have root beer or ginger ale.  As a result I never order a drink.
__label__3 This place is my guilty pleasure. The food is not really healthy but it tastes so good. I try to stay away from this place but I can't. I have probably tried 3/4 of the menu and I haven't had anything I didn't like. Chicken fingers, Italian beef, hamburgers, fish, cheese sticks, shrimp, Philly cheese steak are all great. Mild sauce is just like Chicago. The fries are good too, lightly battered and crispy. Prices are very good. Highly recommended.
__label__1 Kind of like a one night stand, quick, dirty, cheap and you feel like crap in the morning.
__label__2 Inside the South Point Casino and great spot for a late night snack/ dinner.  Tried both the Corned Beef and Pastrami sandwiches and they were both really good and huge.  \nI also had the Cinnamon Raisin Bagel plain and it was stale thus the 3 star rating... but if toasted and with cream cheese or for a sandwich then probably would have been better.\nHowever, I do prefer the Carneige Deli in Mirage.
__label__1 The only reason I gave them two stars was because of the pastrami. The guy takes the dirty rag and wipes the meat slicer and every thing on the counter. My wife got sick, it wasn't hot enough and they put cold pastrami with the plastic still on with the hot! I the L.A. area if you get caught using the dirty wipe down rag where food goes you get a C rating. My roast beef was good though and the hotel was great.
__label__1 It's hit or miss and very expensive.\nTried to order the 1/2 sandwich special with soup-\nThey argued the price for 15 minutes as it was clearly shown as a special.\n\nAfter literally 20 minutes of computer problems and a long drawn out arguing of facts I gave up and said: \"I DON'T CARE, GIVE ME A DAMN SANDWICH AND SOUP\".\n\nThey obliged and charged me double, lol.\n\nI threw the other half away because I couldn't eat the whole thing.\n\nThis place is just a necessary nightmare when you're staying at South Point.\n(South Point sucks too by the way). \n\nNOTE: The other staff is amazing, the cooks are smiling and put love into the overpriced food. So it almost makes it worth it.\n\nThe female manager is very caring and dissolves situations when she's there.\n\n\nThat's about it.
__label__2 Over the course of a 14 night stay at the South Point, I picked up a toasted cinnamon bagel with cream cheese and a coffee at this deli a total of 6 times that my wife and I consumed in our room.  In addition, one morning I substituted a large cheese Danish that, though fresh, disappointed because of the lack of cheese.  Rating of 2.5 Stars.\n\nOne evening on our trip, I had to cancel our dinner plans because my wife had an upset stomach.  After resting, I purchased a tea and a bowl chicken noodle soup which, though pricey, was just what the doctor would have prescribed.  I did not neglect my stomach so I ordered a corned beef on rye which included one side dish.  Normally I would have  ordered a  1/2 sandwich, but the difference in price for a full sandwich was only about $2.  The corned beef was very tender and virtually fat free. Rating of 4 stars for both the soup and corned beef sandwich.
__label__1 So thank you groupon for saving me some money as this place is not worth the admission fee.  \n\nI grew up in Seattle so aquariums and sealife are something I really enjoy and usually when traveling I like to go to them to see different regions sea creatures.  \n\nWell that's the first problem Phoenix is a desert and I should know better than to go to an aquarium here but I was intrigued as it was new and I got a good deal on tix.  \n\nThe tanks were small and too many people in too much of a confined area for my liking.  I felt people were angry for you taking more than 30 seconds to look at something or take a picture.  \n\nThe talk times were a waste as they were all too crowded and you couldn't see anything.  There was one cool tank that had a second level to go above and look down on it which gave the best view in the place.  \n\nOverall I say drive to California go to a real coastal aquarium and save your money.  Heck even go buy a DVD or something.
__label__0 Thought the idea of driving to Phoenix to go check out an aquarium sounded 'cool,' but no way Jose! WAY, way overpriced! Cool tanks, but  too small, fake coral, and over all small. Got through the whole thing in 45 minutes. Don't waste your money buy a DVD on sea life and you will do much better.
__label__2 We have POGO passes and the aquarium is one of the included attractions that you can get access to twice in one calendar year on each pass. So we have been here twice now, and I was hoping the second visit would be better than the first, but here goes.\n\nSome of the pros about this aquarium are the variety of animals, tons of talks / shows with highly informed trainers and fun facts on the walls and plenty of signs to help you know what each thing is throughout the whole experience. Every show on the inside we have attended has had really nice staff members and they take the time to answer any questions and ensure you know everything you could want to know. The gift shop is well stocked with a number of things you can get for yourself or family if you are so inclined.  \n\nOn the flip side, it only takes about 30 minutes to walk through the whole thing, even with reading all the signs and information - may take a bit longer if you have little ones or watch several of the talks. The front staff both times we've been here has been not so friendly and on the second visit, ignored us completely until we walked up to the register base to try and get in. There was no picture person taking shots for the \"fun photos\" at the beginning on either of our visits, but you are forced to wait in that area until the automatic doors open, which don't have a timer or a person manning them, so you just stand there and hope they open.  \n\nOverall: C+\nIf we didn't have POGO passes that included other area attractions I'd probably be upset at paying the regular full price to get in here....
__label__0 The place gets 1 star for several reasons, most of all for trying to serve crap under the guise of freshly prepared tapas. One such example is their so called spanish tuna which they get from the can and afterwards add some sliced tomatoes and serve it to customers. I come from a cultural background where many of those eastern European dishes are common in our household so I know what those things ought to taste like, I cant say they were terrible but it was definitely not worth the price. Also having gone to Barcelona myself their so called jamon iberico was just another sliced up pork and nothing like the iberico from Spain. The squid stuffed with its ink came semi warm and had a nasty fish taste to it rather than what they make you believe. a combination of bad food, bad service, trying to make you believe that their food is something it's not (dishonesty) gets this place the 1 star review. It's no wonder that we were the one of two tables occupied in the whole place. Stick with firefly and your will be a lot more happier.
__label__4 Fantastic! Bulgarian food is always delicious but these cooks go above and beyond to bring back childhood memories. I left feeling so satisfied! On top of all this the service was impeccable. \nIf you are looking for fast food go somewhere else because all the food was made fresh right after you order. Perfect for socializing with friends around big plates of delicious memories!
__label__0 My wife and I eat at Forte every time we visit Las Vegas, and the food is very good. However, our most recent visit will be our last. We had an excellent lunch and we left an 18 percent tip. When we received the charge on our credit card, 52 cents was added to the tip. I generally tip up to the dollar, so it was not an addition mistake. I called the restaurant twice and asked for the manager to return my call. None was forthcoming. The restaurant experience goes beyond the food, and if a restaurant can condone adding money on to a tip and the management can't give a customer a return call, it doesn't deserve my business.
__label__0 I am not one to completely pan a business but this USPS location was a complete disaster.  Utter chaos in the line, the employees simply weren't managing it at all, letting people in and out of line with no explanation.\n\nLiterally 40 people deep line wise, this is consistent, no matter the time of day or day of the week.  \n\nAvoid at all costs.
__label__1 NOBODY likes going to the Post Office and this location is the poster child as to why. Oh my God, this is the USPS from HELL! The employees are SO SLOW, the customers are even slower. \n\nThey are always out of Priority Mail boxes. Their excuse? \"We put them out and people take more than they should.\" Um, okay, so ORDER MORE BOXES for your customers! Need a change of address form? Good luck! Their response? \"We don't got no more, try another location.\" \n\nThis location does NOT process passport applications so don't waste your time. And make sure you get in the correct line when you walk in; there's often a separate line for \"non monetary transactions.\"\n\nMail pick-up lines stretch out the door while 3 employees stand at their stations with no customers. Employees simply walk away from their registers and disappear into the back room for 10 minutes. Be prepared to wait at least 30 minutes no matter what your transaction. Bring reading material.
__label__0 If I could give them no stars I would. What a joke of a post office. I would vote to get rid of the postal service after going here. If you are picking up mail or getting a new mail box key be prepared to wait an hour in line because while thy have 5 people working behind the counter only one helps the EXTREMELY LONG line of customers waiting for their mail. And god forbid if you moved to a new house and need to get new keys to your mail box. I was quoted 2 weeks to a month and its now been over a month. Standing in line I've seen them tell people multiples times that they don't know where their mail is..... isn't that their job?!  I've never seen a more unorganized business filled with unhelpful and rude people. I'm not the kind of person who gets angry easily or who EVER complains but this place makes me furious!
__label__1 This place always has a long ass line. I don't understand it. I wish they could improve their service somehow.
__label__3 great yogurt flavors, cake batter was very delicious but makes me wonder how much sugar is in the flavors. not much sugar free flavors. definitely kid friendly. there are tons of toppings to add including fresh fruit and boba. there were kids running everywhere so it felt awkward. It's good, but I think I'd go somewhere else since I don't have kids. atmosphere is family friendly, there's coloring pages done by kids on a bulletin board. I'm a college kid, so it's not the place for me. I still prefer cherry on top/ u swirl/yogurtland.
__label__2 Someone told me that I was too generous with my 4-or-5-star reviews, so I figured I'd switch it up. (I like writing positive reviews though!)\n\nMy friends and I decided to check out Surrender on Friday night because it was supposedly the \"next big thing\" in Vegas. Well...I'll start with the good stuff: it was really pretty - especially the pool area - and I bet the daytime beach parties are crazy fun. \n\nAs a nightclub, though...I don't think I'll be going back. First of all, the indoor area is tiny. (Yes, my memory of that part of the night is slightly hazy, but I double-checked with my friends and everyone agreed!) Since the indoor area is so small, we ended up spending most of our time outside being blown away by the wind. Words can't describe how windy it was, so I posted a picture instead.\n\nI wanted to give Surrender two stars, but I can't really give a 2-star rating to a club that has DJs like Steve Aoki and Kaskade. Plus, the outdoor area really is pretty, so I guess this place is worth checking out. Once.
__label__0 5 Stars for the fun that I had.\n1 Star for the racist promoters/security we had to deal with.\n\n---------------------\nYes Racist.  Let's see if you guys agree with me on this.  It's Halloween.  You can wear whatever you want no matter what race you are!  Is this not racist when one of the promoters, made 2 of my friends buy SURRENDER Tshirts for $40 EACH!  You may ask why?  Because they were too revealing.. WTF.. Revealing?!? They are guys.. They just had a SWAT vest on that was ZIPPED UP!  The only thing showing was their ARMS!!!!!!!!  So They bought it to not get into a fight.  THEN, we got into the club... They got hot and took off their shirts... Security or the Promoter supposedly were FOLLOWING/SURVEILLING them around the club for some apparent reason and told them to put their shirts back on or they will get kicked out of the club... WTF?!?!?  My friends were pointing out to them all those other white guys that were like HALF NAKED and had even MORE revealing costumes than they did...It didn't matter to them...so they put the tshirts back on once again....\n\nRIDICULOUS OR WHAT?!?!?\n---------------------------\n\nOtherwise,\n\nThis place is a mini version of XS, but somehow I had way more fun here than XS this past weekend.  We went on a Friday night, and even though we are not allowed to put our feet in the pool, it was still spacious and beautiful.  \n\nMusic was awesome on Friday night.  Hot gogo dancers.. Small dance floor but hey, you are here for the atmosphere of the whole place!  I am glad I have been able to come here during the day and during the night now!\n\nThey give you stamps so you are able to go in and out!
__label__2 Came here with a group of girls and of course you've got to get there early and be on the guestlist to get in for free, which is what we did.  The club is HUUGGEEEEEEEEEEE, but it actually opens up to Encore's Beach Club, which is prob why it's so freakin humungorous.  But be forewarned, it's $$$$ for drinks so either pre-fade before you get here or you better be ready to shell out some dough.  An example of this would be my girlfriend paid $75 for 5 shots of SoCo and Lime.  WTH...highway robbery I TELL YOU! \n\nAlso, when you pay with a card, the bartenders wait for you to sign the check before they give you your card back.  By that time you think you already have your card and forget to wait for it.  That's what happened to my friend and she ended up leaving it at the bar to find out the next day that the bar didn't have it anymore. \n\nThe times that I've been to Surrender they've always played house, techno, etc., never any hip hop.  The crowd has been mostly asians and the ratio is obviously way more women than men.  Our group soon got restless of seeing the same people and left before Lil Wayne was suppose to appear that night.  \"WHAT?!?!\"  Seeing him would of probably made it somewhat worth the effort of going to Surrender.
__label__0 Might I say....WORST CLUB EVER?\n\nI was pretty excited for Surrender; the concept sounded awesome enough that I chose to go here for my birthday. SUCH A BAD DECISION. Waited in a super-long line to get in despite being on the \"VIP guestlist\" and once we got in, the club was...not full. At all. The dance floor was non-existent so we went to grab drinks in the poker area ($14/vodka tonic, for the record) then took a lap around. \n\nHOLY ATTITUDE coming from everyone in this place. I got knocked into HARD about 198 times and was ready to start throwing my purse. We remembered free champagne for girls, and the bartender was a serious dick. He gave us hot champagne after serving EVERYONE else (and even stopped pouring our drinks to serve someone else) and told security I was cursing him out. Happy birthday to me!\n\nAfter that fun experience, we decided to leave but were made to wait behind a rope for five minutes. I don't understand the logic in that. First you want to kick me out, but five minutes later you won't let me leave? Seriously?\n\nNever going back. You shouldn't either. There's much better places out there.
__label__3 Surrender is definitely one of my favorite clubs to go to in Vegas. Although, not number one, it holds a top 3 in my book. \n\nLocated in Encore, it's easily enough to find since there are so many signs that will point you in what direction to go to. Get in line early or you'll regret it. Pre-sale tickets for ladies cost $30 a pop, while gentlemen must pay $50 I believe. Even with pre-sales, def go and wait early. Trust. Dress code is the same as it is every where else - dress to impress. \n\nSurrender has a pretty nice design. You can go in and out of the main room they have, which has a lot of small tables and stuff for bottle service, along with a pretty big bar, as well as the outdoor area, near the pool and gambling area. Heads up, there are tiny pathways to get from one side of the pool to the other - just be careful when you're walking around this area because I've seen drunk beezies fall in. The outside area has a lot of tables too for bottle service. Don't fret - there's a couple bars in the outside area too. \n\nSpeaking of bars, drinks are the usual Vegas prices. Depending on who you get, the drinks can be a hit or miss.\n\nOne of the things I love about Surrender is the open layout they have. There's plenty of room to roam around. However, if you go into the main room where the dance floor is and where they moved the DJ stage to, it CAN get packed. I prefer to dance in the area right before you get to the main room. It's outside and definitely has more room to move around. Although, in the winter time, they sort of cover the outside part just outside of the main room up with like a pop up tent and add heaters.\n\nThe music is more house/trance I guess. Not too bad. They do get big names that perform here though. Definitely check ahead to see who's playing. \n\nThe crowd is pretty diverse. You'll get a tons of different people here. It's definitely worth checking out if you're looking for a club to party at on your Vegas trip.
__label__2 The place has a cool atmosphere and people are generally nice but beware of the incredibly slippy tile floors - not even kidding. Also, the area with the DJ is far too small so don't expect to stay on the dance floor unless you want to feel like a sardine
__label__3 I'm a fan of all the clubs that are at the Wynn/Encore-- they just have a certain flair to them, of style and elegance, that other clubs seem to lack. And just like XS and Tryst, Surrender doesn't disappoint either. Called Surrender at night and Encore Beach Club during the day, which can be confusing at time. \n\nSurrender is primarily outdoors with a smaller indoor area where the DJ is usually set up. It gets crowded (like most clubs always do). But plenty of places to sit regardless if you have a table or not. 3 bars in all. and bathroom lines seem to always move at a nice place which is always nice for the ladies. \n\nYup, I'd say I'm a fan. Especially during the summer when they have their night time pool party on Thursday nights. Way too much fun!
__label__2 Not a fan of the layout. The dance floor is extremely small. To get to the restrooms, you have to get through the dance floor, which is pretty much impossible when it's jam packed with bodies. Our promoter got the girls in for free and guys at $12 cover. Also not a bad deal that from 11-midnight, it was open bar for ladies.
__label__0 Every drink is overpriced.\nEmployee are very mean and RUDE, the waitress spilled drink on me and after she yelled at me and told me to get out from the club because she works there. I will NEVER EVER come back to that EVEL place!
__label__0 So I finally made it out here last night and I would say the artist (Diplo) was AMAZING but the establishment has a lot to work on. Not planning on going back  again.\n\nPRO: -free champagne for for ladies with a wristband from 11-12.\n\n-bartenderd were nice\n\nCONS: - kept continuously changing the guys guest list price\n- setup is literally around encore beach club with the pool area separating the room with the main stage and bar area which is just awkard\n- tooooooooo packed. The room with the stage is like a thing long hall with a few dancers posted on poles. The group we went with couldn't handle the pushes and shoves and complete lack of space and left the dance floor soon after we go there. There was constant shoving and elbows. I'm used to crowds so I stuck it out for diplo but they all were very dissapointed\n- staff was rude and unhelpful. Rather than helping people who were being pushed they literally kicked a girl out for standing her ground
__label__0 Weak!!!!!Even though I was on the guest list they still charged me $45 to see lil Jon. Long story short. His set was super weak, the stereo is super weak, and the overall hospitality is great if you want to be treated like a piece of shit. Even if your a well dressed gentleman with some girls your still dirt in the eyes of the scumbag security fucktards. I got to a lot of shows and this was about as weak as it gets. Wow Vegas. Not impressed. Next time I won't \"Surrender\" to the bullshit this club has to offer.
__label__4 I'm a Starbucks freak, however had had horrible experiences at some locations. But this location is great. I would stop in on the way to church or work. The drive they is always quick and they have never messed up an order. Recently the price they have me for my drink was high, so I questioned them about it. For the inconvenience they gave me my drink for free! Great customer service and the baristas are down to earth! Try this Starbucks out!
__label__2 Sushi here was as good as it is at many other sushi places. Floors/bathrooms dirty, 1 server in Restaurant serving approx. 8 tables...All you can eat menu is small to read and \"tricky\" rules...(Bring Glasses) They advertise all you can eat @ $19.95 as long as you don't eat the \"Nigiri\" and if you do add $5 making it $25 like any other sushi place...I mean, eating sushi is eating the Nigiri...
__label__3 Everything is great except for service.\nSeeeeeems like you will get ignored more and more the longer you stay for AYCE.\nI don't know if this is a tradition at AYCE sushi places, but this time it seemed quite obvious that they no longer wanted to take our orders.\nEverything tastes very good, when you get it though.
__label__4 Ah iHop...this is a regular stopping place for us on a Saturday/Sunday morning before hitting the movie theatre at Norterra.\nThe food is generally good, our son loves the pancakes here, and I am a big fan of the crepes. \nThe service is typically good but can be a little slow.
__label__3 I fill in at an office near by here from time to time, and every night when I go home delicious aromas waft from their building to my nose, making me instantly hungry and causing me to break every speed limit to get home and have some dinner. Today was finally my day to try them out for lunch. I only ordered the veggie korma and a garlic naan to go, and the gentleman working there threw in some of those soggy dough nut dessert thingies, which was very sweet. Everyone was nice, my order was done on time, and the food was exactly what I had hoped for. My spice level for today was medium, which was good, but I think I'll go all the way next time. The buffet also looked great, maybe I'll go that route next week.
__label__4 This is by far the best Indian food I've been to in the Phoenix area since I moved here from San Francisco. Some reviewers will say that having a dinner buffet is the best part of this place, but trust me, the food is amazing too. The lamb was meaty, the chicken very tender, and the sauces and gravies excellent. This is also the first Indian buffet that I've been too that has mango lassi as part of the price, and it's very good. Service was excellent and very attentive, again more than i would have expected for a buffet.\n\nTrust me when I say you will not be disappointed, and if you save a few dollars in the process, all the better. We'll be going back on a regular basis!
__label__3 Great food and great service!
__label__0 Once upon a time this was a good place to get decent Indian food...alas they have changed chef/management and now it very poor quality.. I ordered Tikka Masala; it was, I am sure a sauce from Sharwoods that I can buy, plus the meat was huge chunks of chook...and the veggie rice I ordered was nothing more that boiled rice with some microwaved veggies thrown in,,,,will never go back...
__label__1 For those of you, who know the Valley, you probably have a good idea how far Goodyear is from Mesa  (for those of you not familiar, think San Francisco to Los Angeles ... LOL).  Nevertheless, we were prepared to run the gauntlet of rush hour traffic, crazy weekend drivers and take an overnight bag with us to try out this restaurant with spectacular reviews.  And once again, the Valley's populace has NOT let me down:  apparently, only ex-cons who suffered with prison food and people who've lost their sense of taste (both physical and mental) give 4 and 5 stars on Yelp to ANYTHING.\n\nFirst, let me say, that this restaurant's employees couldn't do more to make your dining experience a pleasant one:  they're friendly, very attentive and respond quickly to any request you could throw at them.  \n\nI haven't seen many Indian restaurants, which serve buffets at night, so I was curious to see how this place stacked up against other Indian places I've been to.  The decor is ... interesting.  From the ground level to about 7 feet up, the decor is homey and reminds you of Cheers-gone-Diner.  Above 7 feet, the decor can best be described as \"condemned factory\".  But okay ... while decor is important in enjoying your meal, it's not necessarily a deal breaker ... if the food makes up for it.  Sadly, this is not the case.  While I give the restaurant overall two stars, I would specifically rate the food as  \"two-flushes\"  (figure it out, if you dare!).  I'm sorry, but this just happens to be one of those places that support my argument against low-flow toilets.  It's not that the food looks unappetizing; it's just that, well, it IS:  oversalted food; dry tandoori chicken; thin-sauce chicken tikki masala (and that was the BEST dish).  The na'an was okay ... actually, I liked it because it's thick; my other half likes the na'an thin and crispy.  Funny enough, the place was absolutely packed  (no doubt only with people who could prove they usually give at least 4 stars on their Yelp reviews).  \n\nI really wanted to give this place a stellar review, not the least, because its employees are top notch.  Unfortunately, when you come home to go to the bathroom after dinner and your dog runs away yelping with his tail between his legs, there's not much else to say.\n\nTruly sorry, guys.
__label__4 If you want original Indian food this is the place. It might seem a little weird in the beginning but this place is amazing. I love the buffet but specially the vegetarian food is delicious. Best place in town. With their amazing mango like ice cream.
__label__4 This place is the BOMB and I can't get enough of eating here. I eat here at least once a week now. The food and service is top quality all the way. It is best little secret in Mesa! \n\nThe buffet has everything you could want and is very very good. The garlic naan is one of the best ones ever. It is soft hot and fresh!  The dessert mango lasso is the best ever. \n\nIf you love Indian food or if you have never tried Indian food....this is the best place to go!
__label__4 Really delicious! I've been looking for some Indian food for awhile and decided to try this place out. Definitely going to have to become a regular. I got the Chicken Tikka Masala and it was the best I've had. as well as the naan, which was also excellent! A must go for sure!
__label__2 I wouldn't say it's the best chinese around but they are fast, efficient and clean.  They offer a decent lunch specials menu for under $10 and because parking is easy, you can easily get in and out during lunchtime in under 40 minutes (if you want).  The dishes that I have had are cashew shrimp, moo shu vegetables, vegetable lo mein and hot and sour soup.  I was satisfied with all of my choices.  They do offer brown rice make sure you specify that you do not want fried rice.
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__label__2 This place is great, don't get me wrong... but I visited this place on Saturday at 2:30pm and there was a line about half as long as the salad bar counter!\n\nWe waited about 10 minutes to hit the register and then when we did and paid... I was asked if we wanted to sit out in the 100+ weather!\n\nThey had ran out of seats! \n\nSo we had to stand around for 10 minutes with our food on our trays until there was an open spot.\n\nCompared to their Rainbow location in Las Vegas, this place is pretty small and that's too bad because their food is very good... Just didn't like the wait. It would've been nice to have been warned by the person at the front door before we started down the salad bar.\n\nThat was my only gripe, everything else was just as good as last time.\n\nWe also had a coupon that we've gotten from the mail and lunch for two with drinks were under $22 after tax.\n\nI will still be coming to Sweet Tomatoes, their fresh tossed, won ton chicken happiness is to die for.
__label__3 I have never been to one of these chains before.  So stopped in for lunch to pick up a salad to go.  A plethora of options for salads, which is the point of a salad buffet.  Decent price and it was super clean (always important).
__label__1 Has gone way down hill. \n\nNot sure why it still has such great reviews.\n\nSalad bar is messy - and only half stocked.\n\nNot a great selection.\n\nPastas are boring and been sitting out for a while - usually they take care in this section in a Sweet Tomatoes.\n\nBaked Potatoes are small and cooked wrong.\n\nSoups, well, nothing special.\n\nOh, and the \"Lemon Lava Cake\" - WTF? Do people actually come here for it?  Was printed in the ad, was a pile of mess, in the corner of a pan.
__label__4 omg this place was reeediculously gorgeous! i felt like i had walked into some adult version of raging waters/candyland. seriously, i wanted to play with all the little water contraptions they had, like this stripper pole that showers water on the girls underneath. and this overflowing mini-pool with see-thru sides (VIP tables only i think :(). it was *the* most perfect sunday ever! blue skies, 90 degrees in august, lots of space around and in the pool to sit down, lots of shade, easy-access and clean bathrooms, beautiful people everywhere. i am *so* bummed i did not buy a new bikini for this and put on some heels :(
__label__4 My pal Daniel G put me & my 5 girlfriends on the list, so no cover for us. Security was a bit strict with what items you can bring is, so travel light. We were just getting settled by the pool when Patrick the VIP host asked us if we'd like to join a couple guys in their cabana. Of course we said yes & enjoyed free mojitos with some nice guys for a few hours. Beautiful pool, great music, fun crowd, and no idiots splashing in the pool like they're 5 years old. Perfect day!
__label__2 Overpriced and too loud.  Maybe I'm too old for a daytime nightclub environment, or maybe being a local I am just not into being obnoxiously overcharged. Whatever it is I was not that impressed.\n\nThe decor and setting are both beautiful. The music was great but it would have been better if it were turned down a notch to be able to carry on a conversation. There was nowhere to sit or lay down unless you rent a daybed or cabana.\n\nNaturally, the people watching was phenomenal. It is Vegas!\nThis is definitely a tourist attraction where people are willing to drop hundreds if not thousand of dollars for a day of fun in the sun. \n\nThe only reason it didn't get 2 stars is because I was on the guestlist and therefore didn't have to pay the entrance fee and I walked out with a free bikini as part of a giveaway.
__label__4 I've been here twice and had a brilliant time on both occasions! I would recommend a day bed! Great venue, great music, great weather, great staff! The best day party in Vegas!
__label__0 My friend purchased a cabana for us and things were fine until a power hungry security guard decided to ruin the day. He came up to us and asked one of my friends to lift up her sunglasses then said \"You're Out.\" \n\nWe asked for an explanation and they said it was private property and they did not need to disclose anything to us. My friend was coherent and civil. Even the servers agreed with us and told us not to pay any gratuity. We even spoke to head of security who sided with that asshole. \n\nAside from my personal experience, the water is warm which is pretty gross. Marquee day club's water is cooler. I'd recommend going there unless you're dying to see a DJ at Encore.
__label__2 fun way to start the day horseback riding. we had a groupon for a 2 hour ride and started out at 8am. the staff was extremely friendly and knowledgable about all things horse. \n\nwe had a very large group with a few kids so our ride, although nice, was extremely slow and somewhat boring. we are no experts, but we've ridden horses a handful of time and it's more fun if you get to gallop a little or ride up and down some hills. but here, we just talked along for 2 hours on flat land. \nit looks like though, macdonalds ranch offers all kinds of kid friendly activities as well as night and sunset rides.\n\nfor a more exciting ride, check out the rides near south mountain. but for a leisurely stroll along a flat desert, macdonalds is probably a better bet.
__label__3 Great place to go for family horseback rides. I  really liked the set up and the ease with which they do paperwork, riding prep etc. They desert in north Scottsdale is beautiful this time aof year and the grounds are lovely for a spring ride. The staff was very helpful , courteous and knowledgeable.  I would go there again in a heart beat.
__label__0 Well Yelp, you were right. I can't remember the last time I was at a place where the people there could care less if I spent my money or not. I walked in on a Monday 5PM and the cashier didnt say a word. I looked at one display case then walked to the other and she still didnt say a word. I finally asked what different kinds or cupcakes she had displayed and she said  vanilla, chocolate, and red velvet and went back to counting the drawer. I had some questions about quantities which she was fully annoyed at but mustered up the energy to respond. I then try to order and she says, \"Cash only, I already closed the register.\" I just walked out. Wow. Some people should stay in the back.
__label__1 My Kenmore dishwasher has been a problem since purchased so after several repairs while still under warranty we decided the prudent choice was to buy the extended warranty. It was definitely the right decision.  In Nov 2013, my dishwasher began to leak water.  We noticed the screws on the door were working their way loose and would not remain tight.  Over time they fell out completely.  A call for service before Christmas resulted in an appointment on Jan. 7.  After fully describing the problem, the repairman arrived without the parts to do the repair job.  Complaining did no good. He ordered the parts and rescheduled the repair for Jan 27.  New repairman came yesterday and guess what???  Still didn't have the correct parts to finish the job.  We've waited over a month and a half and do not have a fixed appliance. Thank goodness I could still run the machine to clean my dishes as long as I stuffed newspaper under it on the floor to catch the leaking water.\n\nNever again will we buy a Sears or Sears-supported appliance!!
__label__2 Well with some unexpected dry weather, I decided it was time to get my road bike out, pack some snacks (and my insulin kit), strap on my helmet, and get a decent ride in.  I tell ya, when you haven't been on your bicycle in a few months, you work out leg muscles you forgot you had!  \n\nI basically rode from Squirrel Hill, through Schenley Park, down to the Eliza Furnace Trail, then over the Hot Metal Bridge to the Great Allegheny Passage Trail over to Station Square and then to the North Shore.  I used the North Shore Trail to return.  \n\nThe North Shore Trail runs between the Velspar Corporation on Westhall Street and Herr's Island, going past the stadiums.  It's really still a connector trail, paralleling the Ohio and Allegheny Rivers.  It's a fairly pleasant ride, not overly exciting nor exerting, but still pleasant.\n\nAll in all I got about 20 miles in--not too shabby for my second ride of the season.
__label__0 I started off here early int the night to originally meet up with a fairly large group of people for the UFC night. We got there early to ensure a table for the over 10 people group I was with. At first it started off alright. I'd have to wait 10 minutes after my beer was gone to see the waitress who eventually forgot my beer, then came back with it another 20 minutes after she realized she forgot it. I was trying to be understanding since our group was so large and everyone was ordering drinks and appetizers.\nThen, the crowd got large. I was annoyed to not see our waitress for over 30 minutes and so I went to the bar. There were 50 guys at the bar and they all were served before me. It was more than frustrating because I was there waiting before most of them.\nLater in the night, I managed to run into an old coworker and hung out with him and a group of whom I'd call fairly attractive young guys.... they got service every 10 minutes or less. It was insane! My former coworker was ordering cheap beer and no food and managed to get better service than the group of people I was with ordering premium drinks and appetizers! Apparently it takes having a penis to get service around there!! WTF?!\nThe only reason why I'd CONSIDER coming back to this place is because I found out (2 hours after being here because the waitress never told us specials) Coors Lights were $2.... Guys obviously love going there because the waitresses are fairly attractive, but the bar was a sausage fest, for sure, which normally would be a good thing for a single girl, but good luck getting any form of service!
__label__2 It's a record store. One of the only in Las Vegas. \nIf I ever pair for media, I'l likely buy it here.
__label__4 My brother and i are in Vegas for the weekend.  First stop was Zia.  Very cool store with a nice vinyl selection.  We went for the vinyls, but we stayed for everything else.  Friendly staff, other customers were awesome too, and so many cds, dvds, and much more.  The haul my brother and i scored here prompted us to fedex our records home, rather than trust the airlines with the great stuff we found @  zia.  Highly recommended.
__label__1 I've been wanting to check out local farmers markets for awhile now and heard about this one just in time since it's only on Sundays. I was quite excited to go but once we got there it was a little disappointing. There was only maybe one whole row of booths and most were services or crafts and not actual fruit and vegetable stands. We did however buy a few things such as fresh breads and honey sticks which were really great but I went there wanting some good fruit and left empty handed. \n\nIt was also quite a drive, it took us a good hour to get there from where we live and it really wasn't worth it. If they expand I would definitely check it out again but for now I'm good with just this one trip.
__label__3 This was a spur of the moment idea and although it looks good, it's not diet friendly.  I love a good outdoor market and this a small assortment of booths, everything from bakery goods, to fruits and veggies.  But, there are too many tempting items that are just full of sugar and I must watch my sugar.  My husband and I are constantly watching out for that and it's not that we do not eat sugar, but most of the time we save it for a special time, this was not one of them.\n\nWhat we saw did look inviting and very worth a return trip, on a day when sugar doesn't matter.  I wish it would grow and get even bigger, but then again, we do live in a desert and not too many fresh veggie farms around here!
__label__1 Fresh 52 is ok, barely. The corn man had the best deal at 5 buds for $3. But I'm not a big corn fan. I wanted some strawberries or apricots. Maybe some spinach or green beans. Some kale perhaps. Maybe some apples. But I'm not paying $5 for a pound of strawberries when I can get 2 for $5 at Sprouts. $4 for a pound of green beans. Yea... I'm getting in my car right now & going to my nearest Sprouts.
__label__3 Second time here. Both times here I've had the lunch buffet for $9.99. It includes salad soup (chicken or beef) and about 12 hot options and white rice. The food is good and both times I've been the owner/cook came over and asked if there was anything she could make for us or make differently. Most foods on the buffet aren't very spicy by Thai standards but again the owner is more then willing to accomadate different tastes. I ordered a Thai Tea which I highly recommend if you've never had one. It's a sweet Creamy tea and thoroughly refreshing! Once we were about ready to pop the top button on our pants the owner arrived with huge warm bowls of sweet coconut rice covered with vanilla ice cream & diced mangos! If you need any more motivation stop over on Groupon, they usually have a $12 for $20 groupon available.\n\nAmbience is a little lacking, need some music and a little more work on decor but a good place for thai.
__label__3 Delicious!! There's no other word for it!!\n\nIf you're into Asian cuisine then this is the place you'll want to go to. Their noodles are nothing short of delicious - you know how sometimes you get bored half way through your chow mein? Well not these noodles.\n\nI want to try the Sesame Chicken Fried Rice following Amy's recommendation, but I have no doubt that it will be delicious.\n\nThe remaining star is lost because the price was a bit hefty, and I was told that I had to go and collect it myself....which I didn't mind because I had a car but I would have been really miffed if i hadn't.
__label__3 This is my local Salisbury's and where every Monday I do my weekly shop. \n\nIt is a large store, but what bothers me as half the store is not food. This in my eyes defeats the purpose of a supermarket as surely they are food first and TVs second? Clearly it works for them but it does get annoying as choices are limited. The freezer section is very small which for a poor student means I have limited choices in frozen chips. I also find there is a lack of alternatives to brand names i.e. supermarket own brand. On some occasions I would much prefer to just buy the supermarket brand but because this shop has a limited selection of food I can't do this all the time. \n\nI do enjoy the \"Oops!'' section though. As a first year and an Asda shopper, the Oops section was like finding gold. For those who aren't in the know, this is the reduced section. They always have reduced meat which is handy for throwing in the freezer. \n\nThe staff here are very friendly and chatty which is a novelty for supermarket staff.
__label__2 Well now, what can you say about a great big shop that has shelves in neat rows and a seemingly endless supply of both food and drink in a bewildering array of styles and flavours? It's a shop, a really big one - within a ten minute walk of five more such places, all with different branding over the door. The west of Edinburgh is well served by this kind of outlet, but then why wouldn't the multinationals work hard to attract the discerning customers or Gorgie?\n\nBut there's the problem... when the Sainsbury's PA kicks in they describe themselves as 'Sainsbury's Murrayfield', as though that's going to sound better? Or more recognisable? Well, don't think I'm going to give them four stars if they don't care to acknowledge their EH11 roots.\n\nOh, and there's dry cleaning concession in their too which has done a great job on my suits in the past. The customer toilets are well maintained too. It's a good shop, well run and friendly. Such a shame about the identity crisis.
__label__4 Service was great! Staff was very polite and we were seen right away. My daughter seen Dr. Hill who was very kind and made her laugh. Would recommend.
__label__1 Stopped in for a pedicure a few days ago.  The salon was clean, chairs were nice, and lots of them. I did not have to wait even as a walk-in.  I was hoping this might be my new nail salon!\n\nThe girl who worked on feet my was rude, bossy, and very aggressive.  My feet hurt and bruned from her scrubbing.  The water was way too hot!  She seemed to be mad at me when I didn't put m foot right where she wanted it.  This was NOT the relaxing experience I was in need of.  I will not be back...
__label__2 Funny I've never been to the Bellevue location for food, but the food in the LV location is what I hope Bellevue would be. They mostly had burgers and what I call \"quick food\" items, dishes for a quick in and out meal. The selection was small, but makes the decision making easy. It does not appear to get busy, so seating was a breeze. Not somewhere I would seek out to come to, but it was convenient, quick, wait staff was friend and attentive and prices were decent.
__label__3 This was a great spot to take a break from it all and just people watch.  We sat at the bar facing the casino and we were entertained the whole time.  The mini grilled cheese (appetizer) was fantastic. It came with a tomato based dipping sauce that was the perfect compliment to the bite sized wedges.  Tip - ask for two dipping sauces because one just won't do.
__label__2 We stumbled upon this place after failing to go to the Bacchanal because of the nasty line. By the time we found this place, we were starving! This is a cool little cafe place with pretty modern decorations throughout the restaurant. They blast top 20s hits here, so if you're looking for a nice quiet place to chat, this definitely isn't the place.\n\nPortions here are pretty large but we really didn't think anything of the food. Nothing stood out or was spectacular. I got a pastrami breakfast sandwich and I felt like it was missing something. If they had added some extra condiments or had a special sauce it would be much better. It felt like the pastrami, egg, and other ingredients didn't flow that well together. Nonetheless it filled us. I did enjoy the tator tots though, they were crispy, crunchy and delicious.
__label__0 The Philly sandwich on a 50 cent hotdog bun was $15 and not good at best. I would recommend moving on for the next place if you need lunch and it's not a fast stop to boot.
__label__2 Walking around Caesars Palace to cool off and grab a snack.  This place was there and their menu seemed appetizing.  Decided to order from the takeout window instead of sitting down to eat.\n\nThis place is right next to the sportsbook so if you're there, you can grab a snack and watch/bet on sports as well.\n\nGot the loaded waffle nachos.  Crispy waffle fries topped with some bacon, nacho cheese and sour cream.  Garnished with some parsley.\n\nYes, there are better places to eat.  But sometimes you just want something quick while walking around.  Got our food pretty fast as well.
__label__1 This theatre is pretty good. The seating is comfortable, the stage is kind of small, but the drinks are SLIGHTLY better priced than what you'll find elsewhere (and also really delicious!)\nI would love to give them a solid 4 stars, but the fact that I went here for a night of improv and heard nothing but the banging of the bass from Tabu next door is inexcusable. Are you freaking kidding me with that poor planning?!? My show (that I spent a good amount of money on) was at 11:30pm. The noise was constant and quickly gave me a headache. You could feel the vibrations and my husband's seat shook. \nIt really was a huge distraction from a show that was pretty fantastic and otherwise, would have been worth every penny. I plan to formally complain. I don't know how you can sell expensive tickets with clear conscience and expect your guests to deal with that for the entirety of the event.
__label__4 A+++++++++++!  Oh my GOODNESS this show is amazing.  My boyfriend and I have seen this show twice so far, and both times were equally enthralling.  I've loved the Jabbawockeez since ABDC, and I actually cried at the end of the show the first time we saw it.  The second time, we were with my boyfriend's family (four 30-something adults) none of which had even heard of the Jabbawockeez- and they LOVED the show.  It's entertaining the whole way through, no downtime at all.  They do a beautiful job of exciting different emotions through out the show.  It's genius, beautiful, and stimulating.  They do an excellent job of incorporating the audience as well, so I hope you're not shy!  We'll go back again for sure.
__label__3 The show was good! But not a spectacular show as what you'd expect from their ABCD competition. However, I did put into consideration that they perform two shows in one night that is 90 minutes long each. Putting that into consideration, it would make sense of the JBWKZ to not push themselves to the limit. SO, it wasn't a mind  blowing show, but they did add sparks to the show with the electrifying technology to make it look fun. Nice spin offs of different variation of music from... 40s, Disney's, Hip Hop, Punk, even some disco music haha. Fun.
__label__4 Such an awesome show. So much fun to be had. The music is great, the dancing is outstanding and the comedy is top rate.
__label__1 It's outside in a huge white tent & the bathrooms outside is pretty nice so I heard. There is AC & music in the bathroom LoLz. The seats inside are very uncomfortable, your shoulder to shoulder, also I felt like someone was breathing down my neck the whole time. Once someone moved on their seat you can feel like because the chair are all connected in a one piece moving line thing on the bottom. I was on floor level which is a bad idea. Had to keep moving around to see everything. I guess being short doesn't help too. sigh. So besides from a hurting neck and back pains. The show was just OK. It's kind of like the blue man group. They made fun of other shows and they bring people up stage to make fun of. The music they pick was up beat, like a mini party. Bottom line thank god I didn't pay for these tickets are I'll be piss. I got them for free.
__label__1 This show was overpriced, performance was mediocre, had very little real dancing and had a bit too much immature sexual insinuation (guys grabbing their crotch too often) and mime comedy. Throughout the whole show, we kept waiting for the real show and exciting performance to start.  It never did. There was one number like it.  Everything else did not have the caliber of their performance on ABDC. \n\nBut while walking out, someone exclaimed, \"it was sooooo good.\"  My husband and I wondered if we were in the same show.  Maybe it's more for the teenage crowd.
__label__4 What an awesome show!!!  From beginning to end they incorporate the audience into their act and make you feel part as if you are part of the show.  They go through the crowd and engage the audience with non verbal gestures that are just hysterical.  There are even some parts of the show where the whole cast is running around in the audience going crazy.  \n\nThe music and lighting for the show is top notch and has been really well thought out for the performance.  Just imagine watching a 2 hour episode of Americas best dance crew with only Jabbawockeez nonstop craziness.  I really have to give it up to these super talented Jabbawockeez crew members that are just awe inspiring with all the dance skills that they possess.  I guarantee you will leave the show with a smile.
__label__1 Don't waste your money on this. The show is boring and has not real dance move like they had on Americas best dance crew. Total money Wasted
__label__2 I truly do love the Jabbawockeez. The things they did on ABDC were extraordinary and it transcended the hip hop dance group genre for years to come. The masks they don are a trademark and it's so huge in the scheme of marketing and style. The numbers they performed on MTV really captured the imaginations of audiences and the masks themselves allowed them to provide a physical humor as well. I'm a hip hop dancer myself and it was incredible watching them week after week wowing audiences. \n\nThey have added additional dancers (several actually) and are doing all brand new numbers. The theme \"Prism\" deals with colors and how it works into the show and our lives too.  The show is definitely geared towards families although some of the jokes are supposed to fly over the head of kids and get a chuckle out of high schoolers and adults alike. I really enjoyed the pretty neat production of the show. Flashy lasers, bright colorful lights, LED screens and thumping sound systems. The humor to me anyways had me cracking up. I enjoy how the Jabbawockeez embraced themselves as dancing mimes and they work it really well into the skits. The crowd interaction midway through the show is a good way to connect with the people.. although I felt it may have dragged on a little long. \n\nSince I have seen the show twice, once when I first moved here and recently last night,  I have to be as honest as possible from my dancers perspective (first), I'd like to believe the show, with it's top notch production and sick lighting lacked some of the energy that's needed to truly wow the audience. Some of the movements were missing that \"punch\" of energy and precision that provides the illusions to the moves themselves. It's really noticeable imo if you compare some of their older work to how they move now. Maybe 2 shows a night for 5-7 days a week can be taxing and it's just not easy to be synchronized from start to finish... but unfortunately it's expected from them. \n\nSome of the numbers desperately needed more on the choreography front too. Again, Jabba is known for creating the illusions and sometimes it seems like they are simply doing a choreographed number we see at a normal hip hop class at a local dance studio. If the numbers are lacking on top of the effort of the movement, it's tough to embrace the things that made America love them. \n\nOn a more positive note, I still have to give them credit on a few pieces that still made me say \"Siccckkkkkk\" like two man number on \"I got 5 on it\"  and their final battle scene. Their natural charm through their movements will always be endearing to people, especially kids. But for the hardcore lovers of dance and an even casual fan... I'd love to just see them break more boundaries and step up on the effort.
__label__1 not bad but not that good we expected! It was OK! compare to Chris Angle show, this one was better!
__label__3 I love Teriyaki Time. It is close to campus and where I live, so I come in here frequently. Their teriyaki chicken, general's chicken, and gyoza are great! I don't know why, but I feel like there is not very many decent teriyaki places in Vegas, or maybe there just isn't around where I live. The place is clean, the staff is friendly, and the food is good. I always feel welcome.
__label__3 This review received four stars on account of my visit not being an otherwordly experience. If there was a massage thrown in, that would have been amazing. I digress, however.\n\nI stayed safe and stuck with chicken: the chicken teriyaki/chicken katsu bento was very nicely proportioned. There wasn't too much of either item. All of their bentos come with steamed rice and a basic salad, of which the dressing was rather tasty; possibly a combination of ranch and sesame oil. You may ask for steamed brown rice instead. That's an extra $2.00 charge. As I was hungry, I ate everything in my box.\n\nTheir katsu sauce was definitely an improvement over the fair I get at L&L and Hawaiian A-Go-Go off of East Charleston and Sloan.\n\nI recommend this place if you want to escape the oily fried foods you would experience elsewhere around UNLV. I will be back again to try something else. See you then!
__label__4 This is my favorite sushi restaurant in Charlotte.  I've dined her many times and the sushi is incredibly fresh, artfully displayed and well priced.  If you're looking for an excellent dining experience, look no further.  This place is a true gem- and because it's new(er) to Charlotte the line isn't out the door.  I ate there last night and I'm already looking forward to going again.
__label__4 I have to say we were all a bit nervous about dining at Pisces after reading some of the negative reviews, but as fans of sushi and of convenience (location) we gave it a shot. I could not have been more pleasantly surprised! \n\nThe ambiance, service, and quality were all exceptional! \n\nWe tasted the Metro (my favorite), First Love, Spicy Tuna (my least favorite), I believe one crunchy roll, and tuna sashimi. All of the fish tasted fresh and they were absolutely delicious! \n\nI will be back - and soon! I hope it is consistently delicious!
__label__4 I heard about Bob the bartender for a few weeks. This past weekend, I had the pleasure of meeting him. Not only is he a super-friendly, fun, chill guy... but a phenomenal mixologist!!  He made us several unique concoctions, from floral foam topped drinks to cucumber martini's. \n\nI would follow Bob to any bar... he is a gift for Charlotte.
__label__2 It had been a long time since we'd been to Pisces, but the fella and I decided to try it when we saw they were running a 1,000 point Open Table promotion one Wednesday night.  As others have noted, the parking can be a little tricky since it's in The Met, so pack your patience.  \n\nWe were greeted and seated promptly.  The atmosphere is calm, dark and trendy, but I've always felt like the seating was a little odd.  If you sit at the bar (which looks pretty cool) it feels too close to the tables behind it, but the tables feel kinda randomly scattered in the middle.  Our waiter was really friendly and attentive in the beginning (if not a little sweaty), but we had to hunt him down at the end to get our bill.\n\nOnto the best part!  The fella and I both got hibachi (I know, I know... it's a sushi place), but I'm not a sushi fan, and he had just eaten it the night before.  I got chicken with noodles ($17), and he got shrimp with steamed rice ($19), and both of us cleaned our plates!  We agreed it was some of the best hibachi we've had, and it was even cheaper than some worse places.  Don't get me wrong, it's still a little pricey overall, but sometimes you really do pay for what you get.
__label__3 The crystal veg is a great roll! Can be pretty loud but very good sushi. love the little cave like booths in the back. Great for 4 people.
__label__0 Terrible! went there for lunch.\nSushi had only rise, I had a hard time finding or tasting the fish. Rise was undercooked. Wasted my time and money. I suggest you Try New Zealand, although their location is not as prime.
__label__2 This is a solid good eat if you are searching for fresh tasting sushi. I ordered the screaming \"O\" roll and the cucumber special roll as well as the seared tuna in ponzu sauce appetizer. All of them were very good, especially the seared tuna. The staff are very accommodating too, our waitress was a little forgetful but her sweet personality made up for it. The reason they are not getting a higher rating is because we felt as though the table could have been more clean. The surface of the table seemed very sticky...just one of my pet peeves.
__label__3 Two Reviews in One!\n\nThe Mill is REAL Cool!  Should get 5 yelp stars for being Cool!  Still it could be better and hopefully will eventually actualize its potential!\n\nHere are my favorite parts of the Mill :\n\nBig Ben British Pub\nZucca Pizza\nSavory Spice the Spice Shop!\nHas Had a GREAT Gallery Space (thanks to Mr. Elder)\n\n\nMarket? My Favorite places at the Mill are NOT the Market, though the Market is still worth a visit, it will not take long to see it...  Market has Potential, Great looking Spot!  Though I have not been on the Weekend, During the Week lots of Vendors are not \"maning\" their booths and\n\nThese were my Favorites (in Order): :\n\n1).  Pickleville \n\n2).  Cloister Honey\n\n3).  Simply Local had:  Uncle Scott Root Beer!\n                                         Chocolate Bars from:  \"French Broad\"(Asheville), Black Mountain Chocolate (Black Mountain,NC) and Escazu (Raleigh)!\n\n                                          Muscadine Juices... the one I bought was about 2.75 stars, better than a few, though no where near the best!  Not enough flavor!
__label__0 Horrible service. I went in there with 5 friends. I cannot comment on the food or drinks because they were out of every drink we ordered and I am talking about obvious liquor labels. No Makers Mark, no Ketel One, no Hornito's Tequila... The waitress acted like we were putting her out by asking for specific brands of liquor. We left after 5 or 6 minutes and will never go back.
__label__1 Back for breakfast today and unfortunately The Groves did not exceed my expectations enough to get four stars again. The $3.95 breakfast sign in front is definitely a bait and switch tactic because there is only one item I saw on the menu for that price and the rest was pretty expensive for what you got, or at least as high as anywhere else (no deal here). French toast came with a ball of butter as big as a golf ball and a lot of powdered sugar with a sticky syrup container along side. Nothing special but it tasted ok. \nSusan's omelet was pretty flavorless and the potatoes tasted like they had been fried in something strange or they were just starting to go bad. She told me \"you wouldn't like this.\"\n\nOur previous lunch was very good and we were looking forward to going back for breakfast. The waitress even said everyone comes in here for breakfast??? We must be missing something here. Maybe we just ordered the wrong things. Not sure about another visit. Too many other places that have proven to be consistently good.
__label__0 I went for breakfast to see what their sign on the street boasting a $3.75 \"Homemade Breakfast\" was all about. 2 eggs and toast.  The eggs and toast were fine. I ordered a side of gravy as a previous post was sort of negative about it, now I understand why. Salty doesn't even begin to describe it.\n\nI told the waiter, he went back and took a taste test and said, \"yep, he needs to make a new batch\" \n\nOverall, I have to cross this place off the list of places to try. No silver spoon here.
__label__3 I'm definitely a fan of The Groves.  You can bring your dog and relax outside.  A main reason I go is to see the server, Levi.  He is so friendly and funny.  He makes you feel like you are visiting his home and you have been friends forever.  I recommend the buffalo chicken salad.
__label__3 Very good food and service! High recommend the prime rib sandwich, the best I have ever tasted!
__label__1 I wanted to give 2.5 stars.  The food was pretty good, definitely better than average for Madison BBQ.  There were a few disappointments that have been mentioned by a few other reviews, such as the Sweet Baby Ray's sauce instead of homemade variations.  The beef brisket, although tender, was a little on the dry side and lacked flavor.  The pulled pork and ribs were much better.  Oddly enough, the cole slaw comes with the dressing on the side.  With most salads, this is what I prefer, but cole slaw needs time for the dressing to marinate cabbage, a green that's not made to just be eaten raw without some kind of major seasoning.  The Mexican street corn was delicious and unique to Madison.  The bread that came with the dinners had an odd flavor, like it had been deep fried in old oil.  If they could kick up the quality of the sides, I think the food could be really really good.  All in all, I'd have given the food 3.5-4 stars.  \n\nWhat brought the score down was the odd service and the setting.  The folks that take your order seem to be pretty disorganized and slow, whether it's the man that rang up my order incorrectly and kept asking me personal questions (not the owner Pete), or the young 10 year-old girl, who although cute, reminds me a little of child labor.  The place itself is a huge warehouse with a random, eery cowboy statue at the checkout counter.  \n\nI can see this place being really good if they can kick up the food a little and get a better-trained staff.  Right now I still prefer Smoky Jon's BBQ on the East side.
__label__4 Ok We are not the typical sushi eaters but we wanted a lighter meal so we figured let's go.   We got the couger roll and one with jalape\u00f1os and spicy tuna.  My husband is now a fan of sushi.   We also had some seaweed salad- very tasty.  The service was fantastic and our selection was based our servers recommendation after he found out what we wanted.   I would definately go here again and we appreciated how helpful everyone was.
__label__2 A-OK from me.  In case you can't tell from my other reviews, I'm a happy hour type of guy.  This spot has a good one.  Several appetizers and rolls half off along with good drink specials.  Want a quick roll and Kirin and are on the west side?  Come on in.  \n\nI must say that I prefer Sakana to this if you are going for dinner with someone special, but looking for some rolls and laughs with a few friends, this is a good place to do it.
__label__2 It is OK....pricey and the rolls are smallish. Service is marginal.\nOutdoor bar is cool....The name is a little odd too. Anything that is excreted from a sea dweller is not associated with being appetizing. How about \"fresh fetish\" or \"the green sea\" or \"the lovely roll\".....probably just me. I never leave this place feeling like my experience was congruent with my bill. \n\nI gave this place a 2 star and I went back there with my wife for date night. She wanted sushi and we have few options in Vistancia.  It was better. I was pleased with my evening. Miso soup is good. I went a few times in the first year of business....so they may have been working the kinks out. Need to recognize improvment when it happens.
__label__0 Not a fan. I thought this place was going to have high quality sushi considering the prices and reviews, but I got no such thing. The place was very crowded so service was slow and our waitress neglected us, but when she did come over she was very friendly. Now to the sushi it was really bad. I got 4 pieces of Albacore sushi ($13 can you say over priced!) and it tasted like super market sushi. I also got a California roll and it was made completely out of artificial carb and it coasted $8. The thing that really bothered me out was that the chiefs were putting the receipts  RIGHT ON TOP OF THE FOOD as they waited to be picked up gross...
__label__3 Nice place...we usually eat at the sushi bar.  Great sushi....We come here quite a bit and have always had great service. The regular bar area is always crowded.  A big happy hour crowd.  Love this place!
__label__2 If the caf\u00e9 out of Eastenders were real, I'm pretty sure this is what it would be like. I've never seen somewhere that better sums up the definition of \"good old greasy-spoon caf\u00e9\" as well as Brambles.\n\nIt's only just opened, and I assumed it would be yet another of these sandwich/wrap/panini type places that Edinburgh is crawling with, but I was very wrong. Although Brambles do offer things like baked potatoes and paninis, their specialty is anything fried served with chips and buttered bread. And I mean literally everything - from good old chicken nuggets, chips and beans to remind you of school dinner days, to friend haggis and chips and mushy peas.\n\nThey did have some slightly healthier options on the menu, like lasagne (served with chips, of course!) but it's not really the kind of place you go to eat healthy food. The lace curtains, neon sign in the window and plastic tables should be the most off-putting thing you've ever seen, but it works in that sort of way that it's so bad it's good. It's kitsch, a bit tacky and dated, despite only being open a few weeks, but it does exactly what it says on the tin and serves good honest junk food at really reasonable prices.
__label__4 Food was amazing and deliscious. The salads were fresh and tasty and the black bean hummus was perfectly seasoned (not too garlicky but full of flavor). The butternut squash lasagna was perfect and flavorfull and so yummy. The carrot ginger risotto was cooked perfectly and the carrots, onions, and ginger added wonderful flavor. Nothing was oversalted. The food came quickly, was super fresh, hot, and portions were perfect. The server was very friendly. The outdoor patio was lovley and the decor was charming. Also the cookies were yummy!
__label__4 O boy I just discovered ROCKET BURGERS &SUBS. TOTALLY AWESOME!!!! This is the first time in a long while I drank 7-up from a bottle...tha fries are the bomb too!!!!!
__label__2 Eh..maybe I went on an off day. Or maybe I shouldn't have ordered a hotdog. I got the Chicago, my wife, a regular. It was decent but not worth the drive for me. Should of stuck with regular fries... the chili cheese fries were pretty gross... and I'm a huge fan of chili cheese fries. However, their soda wall is impressive! Tons of great choices. $1.99 per bottle. I guess that's the going price, but wish it was less... Pretty gross location and the inside was clean but smelled of grease. I guess I should of assumed that walking in.\n\nIt's not terrible, but not great. Prices were decent overall and the service was fast and friendly. I'd only go back if I was in the area which I doubt I'll be any time soon.
__label__2 Not going to write an elaborate review because I dont have tons to say. \n\nMaybe i got the wrong items, but my burger was alright. The shredded lettuce paired with their house sauce made me feel like I was eating coleslaw. Maybe thats what they were going for? If so- congrats. If not- fix it. \n\nThe fries were nothing special either. Greasy and not overly flavorful. Sometimes you get those greasy fries that you can feel how hard you will have to workout to get rid of them, but it is soooo worth it. These not so much. Drenched in grease and blah in flavor. \n\nThe soda selection is cool, but I don't drink soda. Maybe just not my kind of place.
__label__3 The wall of soda is damn impressive. and so are the burgers, but they are only 1/3 pound each. Still. obviously you can get a double, but actually the smaller weight almost guarantees that they make the burger well done. The bun was nice and squishy and fresh toppings were included along with the secret thousand island sauce which turned out to add a good flavor to the food. Of course, the highlight is the soda factory and if you get the combo, make sure to add 2 more bucks to have it include one of the beverages in the case. I ended up going radical with the pumpkin pie soda and yes it did taste like a lighter version of the pie and it was all natural as well. Fries were pretty addicting too.
__label__1 Not too sure about Phoenix folks tastes in burgers.  2nd 4.5 star joint in a row that was meh!\n\nSeeing is the name of this place is \"Rocketburger\", that is exactly what I got.  I ordered a Rocketburger with cheese and a fountain drink.  My total was just under $12.00.  Here is how it was..........\n\nRocketburger with cheese-  Meh.  This thing came with 3 patties, lettuce, tomato, onions and cheese.  It also had pickles and a \"rocket sauce\" aka thousand island.  The bun was a sub type roll and was fine.  All the ingredients were not that great though.  The burgers were way way way too salty, small and didn't taste good. The dressing had a weird \"tang\" to it also.  The cheese and bun were the only good things about it.  At around $10.00, I was dissapointed.  My mouth was swollen dry afterwards because of the salt!  Never again!  I ate the whole thing but would never get another one.\n\nDiet Pepsi-  This was partly my bad.  They have 1000 or so bottled sodas for sale but I chose a fountain drink.  The Diet Pepsi was nasty!   The worst fountain soda I have ever had.  Tasted like root beer mixed with dirty water.   So nasty!\n\nThe guy at the counter and the guy who brought me my burger were friendly.  The food was below average and pricey,  and the soda was straight up nasty! Unfortunately I'm never coming back.
__label__3 We took advantage of a coupon for a 2 for 1 deal. It was our first time in as well. While reviewing the menu the prices were reasonable even without the coupon deal. The burgers were delish! Bun were fresh as well. The girl running the cashier was super sweet and helpful. My hubby had the sweet potato fries which he really liked. They have a fry dipping sauce that was super tasty. Will definitely be back again.
__label__2 Wendy's is Wendy's. One of my favorites if I am forced to eat fast food. They were out of breakfast burritos, kinda upsetting because it was early in the morning. I was surprised by how good the sausage was ok the biscuit.
__label__0 The receptionist is rude. About a minute after I checked in another client came in and was offered water or coffee. Seems like she picks and chooses who to be friendly to.
__label__2 Came here while visiting my brother out of town, and I liked it. This is a large, well-stocked lulu, and plenty of cute sale items in a variety of sizes. I spotted a gorgeous glass water bottle with a pink rubber sleeve that I had to have. When I went to ask a sales associate if it came in blue for my brothers girlfriend, it was awkward to discern who is an employee. That is a marked difference from DC lululemons. You are immediately greeted, and checked on throughout your shopping experience. The cashiers were very pre-occupied with looking around when it came time to check out, thus causing the line to move slower than it had to. It was a decent lululemon experience, but I've certainly had better back home!
__label__3 There was some time, in what seems like ages ago, that I lived immediately outside Chinatown in Chicago. While Chicago is certainly not known for having the best gathering of Chinese food in the country, we certainly made do with some wonderful meals. The short of it: going to Golden Harbor makes me feel like I'm back in the city. I absolutely loved the food. I loved it so much that I'm currently laying on the couch because I can't move. It's good stuff, Maynard. \n\nI scoured the reviews and we ordered most of what others liked: crispy tofu (good, but I probably wouldn't order it again); crispy chicken basil (amazing with just the right amount of kick!); salt and pepper prawns (OMG salt and pepper anything, really, but these were great and had some kick, too); 1/2 Peking duck (okay, they give you tortillas instead of pancakes which kind of sucked but the hoisin and scallions were great and the duck - OMG - the duck! so moist and perfectly fried); Chinese pork fried rice (decent, I suppose, but didn't have a ton of flavor without soy sauce -- but, to be fair, I'm not a huge fried rice lover); steamed BBQ buns (always good, of course); and my brother got the general tso's chicken (not normally a fan of this dish because I think it's too sweet, but this version was less sweet and I really liked it).  \n\nSophie at the front was maybe the most adorable girl ever and so helpful. :] She even threw in a thing of sesame balls that were incredible. So unique tasting and their sweetness was surprising. The menu is overwhelming and the seating is chaotic. I'm glad we took our food home with us to enjoy. I get panicky in places such as this sometimes, and I certainly couldn't have picked what to eat without the help of the yelp reviews; the menu is like 20 pages long and an anxiety sufferer's worst nightmare. This is what keeps me from giving it a full five stars. \n\nNext time I'm in chambana visiting my brother, I will certainly go back. Bravo, GH. Thank you for restoring my faith in Chinese cuisine.
__label__0 In town for Spring Training. The worse Asian buffet I've ever had.in.my.life.\n\nThe \"prime rib\" was a shriveled up piece of meat that everyone ignored. Next to it was the crab legs which must have been the only thing edible because the minute that it came out, one or two diners would swoop in and grab the whole plate, leaving nothing for everyone else. It got to the point that diners would stand there to get their share so that the greedy patrons would not take it all.\n\nThe sushi fish was frozen - you can taste the ice. The rice would disintegrate due to the \"skill\" of the sushi chef who was moving in slow motion while I was there.\n\nThe fruit and dessert stands were a joke. The dessert had this half empty pudding tray that was disgusting looking..... The fruit stand was the worse I've ever seen in a buffet. Stray pieces of oranges.... What looked like canned peaches and pears were floating in their trays.... Heck.... The plastic fruit ornaments hanging behind looked more appetizing...\n\nFloating between these trays was a empty tray of raw oysters.... Boy I don't know who would trust eating that?\n\nPlus to top it off, the service was lousy.... Never offered to fill up the \"refillable\" drinks and plates were left stacked on the table when returning with another plate....\n\nWhat is hard to believe is that there was a decent amount of patrons on a Satrday night at around 7pm.... I guess the $10.99 price is appealing..... And drinks were another $1.49 on top of that....WAY over priced for the quality of the food at this place.
__label__0 Yep, it appears closed for good.
__label__2 This was my fifth visit to OS. With each visit it has has lost a touch it's luster and shine. \n\nLast night we started our experience with the leaving us waiting at the hostess stand for 30 minutes despite the fact they weren't busy. Did I mention my wife is 6 months pregnant?\n\nWhen we got our table it looked very promising. We had 2 servers. At first I thought it was because 1 was in training, but I soon realized there were 2 servers for each table. In the end we got the service equivalent to having 3/4 of a server. \n\nThe food was good, but not worth the cost.
__label__0 Listen. I am fine with a dress code at a respectable establishment. Especially when the majority of the people down stairs are in flip flops and tee shirts ... BUT They turned us away because one of us did not have a \"collar shirt\". However he did. I tried to explain to the goon bouncer that it was a mandarin style collar which just happens to be different then the standard turn over collar but IS in fact a COLLAR. Dress code beware. They will judge your collar even if they don't know anything about it .  This was the second time  I brought out of town people across town to enjoy the bar on the top floor and they turn us away because one of my guests was not up to their standards.  I have been in Orange Sky a hand full of other times with no problem, but won't bother going back there because I don't  want to \"gamble,\" on getting in.
__label__2 My inlaws love hitting the slots so as a result of having spent way too much time here and having lots of extra credits, I got a free meal and I couldn't have been more excited. I had been wanting to come here for a long time. We arrived early and sat at the bar and ordered a couple of cocktails. I got a glass of wine and my husband got a beer. The wine list is pretty impressive and not horribly priced. The had live music playing in the lounge which was really good. I was very surpised at the quality of the music. If I were braver I would have gotten up and danced. \n\nEventually we were lead back to back to the main dining room and I was floored by the view. Very nice! We were seated by the window facing west which I had read ahead of time was the place to be for the best view. The reviews were right, it was beautiful. If i were just here for drinks and the view I would definitely be giving this a five star review. Unfortunatelly the rest of the experience was less than impressive. \n\nWhen our waitress came over we asked her what she recommended for appetizers, of course she recommended the $80 oyester and clam plate. Her next recommendation were the two next most expensive items on the menu paired together. Really? I hate it when you can tell a server is trying to up their payout. Maybe she really did like those items, but she could have at lease sold them better. Her attitude was very cold and felt like she had much better places to be than waiting on us. We did get one of her recommendations, the anitpasto platter. It was good but i've had better. No one at my table seemed to like it besides me. Since it was a Spanish themed tapas platter, I think the ingredients were a little to exotic for the small town midwesterners I was eating with. \n\nWe then ordered our dinner. I had the strip steak with the farro corn pesto salad. It was very good. Very well cooked and the flavors of the salad worked really well with each other. When I asked my dining companions if they enjoyed their meals, they all seemed to think their food was good, but i think when you see the caliber of the restaurant you just expect more. Something to wow you. We were never wowed. \n\nI've seen other people mention this and they're right, if you're eating a 3 course meal expect about a 3 hour dining experience. I'm not saying this is bad, it's actually nice to sit amd just enjoy the views all night. \n\nFrom what I saw there's only one bathroom for both men and women. For a fairly large restaurant, this is surprising.  having to wait for a restroom after spending so much on a meal seems ridiculous. While waiting for the women's to open I saw a man and women walk out of one together. Seeing that just summed up my entire dining experience. \n\nThis restaurant definitely sucks you in for the views which are great, but they definitely stop trying there. They know they'll keep people comimg for the views so no need to impress them with service and food.
__label__2 We went at 1045pm and miss the set view that is all the rave. So no Orange Sky for us. Just a view of dessert lights. The service as expected. The coward was underwhelming. It's a huge restaurant so even though there was probably a number of people there, it seem empty. \n\n\nThe decor was modern and yet classy. I love large windows. \n\nThe food was ok. The ice shellfish platter was fresh and delightful. But our main courses not so good. The Steak was so and so. The Halibut was plain. The side not so great. \n\nBottom line. To expensive for the food.
__label__1 Stopped in here this morning hungry for my usual Mexican combo, a Chile Relleno & a shredded beef taco, with Spanish Rice, refried beans, plus chips & salsa.  Here's how it was for me:\n\n\nTHE GOOD:\n\n*  This is a clean, modern little cafe with BOOTHS!     :-))\n\n*  The combo I wanted wasn't offered on the menu, but they substituted the usual cheese enchilada with my shredded beef taco, for the same price ($6.59).  I also ordered chips & salsa, sold separately ($1), & a cup of coffee.\n\n*  The help-yourself coffee was free!\n\n*  The order of chips & salsa was big!\n\n*  The (Anaheim) Chile Relleno was tasty & came with a dollop of sour cream to put on top!\n\n*  The taco was ok.\n\n\nTHE NOT SO GOOD:\n\n*  The coffee wasn't very good.\n\n*  The Chile Relleno was small.\n\n*  The Spanish Rice & refried beans were barely warm.\n\nOk, so while Villa's here certainly wasn't awful, I have some Mexican restaurants on my list with similar prices for the same meal that earned 5 Stars!
__label__0 Villa's, i'm not sure what the hell happened, I use to enjoy your food, it use to be clean, and you use to actually have a value. well not anymore. sadly I went in for some thrifty ice cream today. for what ever reason thrifty has the bast mint chip to me, i wanted 3 scoops, what I god was a pathetic excuse for 1 maybe 1.5 scoops if you stretched it. I don't know whats going on here but it needs to change its getting ran into the ground. not sure if its a management problem or owner problem but i'm not coming back.
__label__2 Well, it was one of those mornings that started good and then took a turn.  Happy to be getting up early and getting some b-fast with my BF and even more excited to be getting out of our typical 5 mile radius.  Trying a new place was the cherry on top!\n\nChompie's menu is gigantic and I was only looking at breakfast.  So much to choose from, I almost felt lost.  Pulled my typical move of narrowing it down to two or three and ask the server.  He recommended the Athens Skillet (sauteed spinach, artichokes, mushrooms, onions, garlic, tomato, feta, and jack cheese topped with two eggs and served over potatoes). I knew it was going to be a ton of food, but decided I could take it home to enjoy tomorrow.\n\nThree things made this experience not my favorite, mostly my own fault and having nothing to do with Chompie's.  1) Something was off with Google Maps, so I was not able to 'check-in' using the Yelp app, it said I was a mile away.  Bummer.  2) Attempting to take that first bite of my delicious skillet, I cut into the egg with my fork and received a explosion of yolk on my shirt and white shorts.  Ugh!  3) When leaving the table, I left my huge box of leftovers sitting on the table.  *tear*\n\nWhat can we all learn from my mishaps?  1) If you choose to eat your egg yolk runny, pierce it softly before diving in or maybe use your had to cover much like squeezing a lemon into a drink.  2) Put your leftovers somewhere that you have to take them to get out of the booth, maybe in your lap?\n\nSo, while I wasn't happy when I got home from Chompie's, I am still excited to return and do it right this time!
__label__1 First time here and we had heard great things from friends about their breakfast. \n\nMy meal was pretty cold when it arrived and cold hash browns really don't do it for me! The poached eggs were perfect and the wholewheat toast was unusually good but to eat a meal that is half the right temperature and half cold is not great.\n\nService was very friendly and coffee refills came quickly and without asking which is always appreciated.\n\nUnfortunately breakfast joints are pretty much everywhere in Chandler so when you have such a choice an experience like this is not going to make me come back.
__label__1 Food is always great but the service was horrible.  We sat outside because the weather was perfect but it took about 10 minutes before anyone came to our table. There was people sitting all around us but we were just ignored. Next time I want Chompie's I will be going to location in Tempe!
__label__3 Five stars for food and three stars for prices. I love the Ruebens (yes, they have multiple kinds of them)! I am not so much in love with the price tag. Rueben with drink, tax, and tip comes in around $15. \n\nThat said, I have eaten at Chompie's around 30 times. I really do like the service and the food. Would recommend for others.
__label__1 The waitress we had here was horrible.  The bus boy gave us more attention than she did.  I say give him her job!  The food was OK nothing spectacular, a little over priced, but you are paying for the ambiance I guess.
__label__3 Great bagels, amazing pickles, and decent prices. The staff here is always friendly. The bakery has a huge selection for treats to take home. I love Chompies for breakfast. Try one of their eggs Benedict plates. You won't be disappointed.
__label__0 Never got to try the food because the service is ridiculously bad. \nWalked in on a Friday night around 7:30. We were greeted and promptly seated. We then waited and waited and waited. I'd say somewhere around 10 different staff members passed by and no one stopped. After 20 minutes a waitress finally stopped by to tell us that she was off and she would see why no one wanted to serve us. After another 10 minutes we got up and left. \nOn the way out the door I stopped back at the hostess and asked why there were 10+ people working and yet no one cared about helping us. She replied \"uh, (pause) sorry. Where were you seated?\"  I was seated right where you sat me! \nHow is there no manager around supervising ?\nAnyway, don't waste your time. There are too many other places in the area to eat.
__label__2 We came for here for the first time. Christmas breakfast had a \"small\" menu, we were informed that the main menu is MUCH bigger. \nI ordered an egg sandwich, scrambled eggs dry and sausage on an onion bagel. \nMy husband had scrambled eggs dry and an cinnamon raise bagel. \nWell when our meal came out we both had two eggs and our bagels.... I didn't get a sandwich. When I pointed it out, our waitress Tracy offered to take it back right away and I just said it was fine. \nThe eggs were runny, and my bagel was burned. \nI asked to talk to a manager at this point. It was our first time there and based on what had happened this far we weren't coming back. \nThe manager took my whole meal off the bill but my main concern was that they didn't have the issue again with the clients that were about to come in. \nTracy was awesome though!! Very friendly (even though she was stuck working Christmas morning, I'd be a brat if I was working probably) \nAfter the issue was addressed, based on the customer service, I'd give them another try. The home fries were delicious.
__label__0 I agree with Jenn C's review that it is not worth the trip out to Outremont just to visit this shop, as there are plenty of other excellent cheese shops in Montreal. I got a box of plain curds and one with pesto. I found them to be not particularly special, as they are essentially the same as the kind you can get at the supermarket (and then you would be able to control the amount of pesto you add, as I found the amount of pesto to be too heavyhanded in the pesto curds and got a sick feeling from them after just a few bites). I tried the grilled cheese sandwiches with cheddar fort: one with the fried egg, and the other with pesto. Both were quite unremarkable -- I can make better ones at home. The egg one in particular was completely bland. Worst of all, the female owner was rude and unfriendly. I will not be returning to this shop.
__label__1 COX, You stood me up. I'm hurt. I stayed in this unhealthy relationship because you said you would try your best. Then, you stand me up. Yes, I've been waiting for 2 hours, only to find out, no one is coming. I guess I made the mistake.\n\nThere has to be a support group. I feel so, so empty. Why doesn't anybody care?\nWHY???? \n\nMaybe you'll show up next week....maybe?
__label__1 good selction of beer, but the service was blah.  food was not great, but sort of expect if from a more bar setting.  someone put a lot of money into the place, but they should care a bit more about what they put out now...
__label__3 sunday night bar hopping, stop # 2. just from Parc Central.\n\nVery cute and friendly staff.  But wait, i think everyone in black leggings and short mini skirts is friendly.  older than So. Scottsdale crowd (thank god! if i see one more mother f-ing 30K millionaire up here....).\n\nmodern decor, but definitely a \"bar.\" and i like them all (bars...stay with me).\n\nmaybe TOO many plasma TVs (maybe). a little distracting.  just sayin...\n\nHARD pourer (i love you). could taste the chopin vodka.  Huge 20+ oz wheat beer.  all the drinks we had were yummy. get drinks. even if your, well, from utah (we won't tell).\n\napps were \"bland\" to \"awesome\" as per our group of four.\n\nSrirachs (asian hot sauce) deviled eggs (needed little drizzles of sriracha)...but, they were scarfed down, and we had to fight for the last one.\n\nbeet lollipops yummy, light, and creative.\n\nstuffed peppadews (cored little sweet peppers with a HINT of heat) was our fav. plot some prosciutto and mozzarella in the center, and plot that little sucker in your mouth.  yummy!\n\nservice: attentive, knowledgeable, friendly\nfood: fancy bar food (like rock bottom on meth)\ndrinks: can't complain, so long as i can taste the vodka in my martini\ndecor: fancy bar. not tommy bahama attire, nor ocean club...kind of blue martini attire.\nprice: i think reasonable for good food and drink portion size.\n\nwhy not 5 stars? dunno.  too bright of TVs, and they're EVERY WHERE!
__label__0 More like Crapmine's Pizza.  This place can suck it.  I ordered a pizza for delivery and was told it would be 20-30 minutes.  After waiting patiently for over an hour, I gave them a call and was told the driver was 2 minutes away.  20 minutes later, I called them to complain.  After my 30 second rant, the scum on the other side of the phone was like, \"I'm sorry brah, what was that?\"  Psshh.  Whatevs.
__label__0 pizza dough was good but everything else was way too salty. Do they ever taste it before they serve foods?
__label__3 Gotta give it a 4 since the pizza is pretty good, not the best, but the best you will find on East Sahara.  \n\nI have never dined in, and probably never will because the place always seems a little dead and the waitress/cashier/hostess/manger person is always having a spat with the cook.  I have picked up from here many times, there is always a different person running the show are that individual has never been very personable.\n\nThey do not deliver, so dine-in and carry-out are your only options.  Definitely call ahead and time your drive to arrive at the restaurant after your pizza is ready. Get your pizza and get out! That is my advice.\n\nThe pizza has been consistently good.  You won't be disappointed with the pie.
__label__3 I  think your review of this place depends on what you order. The menu is very very random. I ordered the fish and chips and it was really good. The fish was cut in large generous square pieces and cooked throughly. The seasoning was only on the batter but the quality of the fish was so good that you didn't even notice. The fries were hot and fresh and the service was amazing. \n\nWhy did I give this place a 4 instead of a 5? The water was sooo gross. If you are going to serve water in a restaurant please use a filter, because faucet water is not good and it has an obvious taste. When I told the waiter about the water she look \"appalled\" and said \"its filtered\". I politely just ordered some apple juice, which she didn't charge me for. \n\nHopefully they invest in a quality water filter. Other than that I thought the food I ordered was great and the service was really nice.
__label__4 At this moment, I'm on a frozen yogurt kick and have tried a ton of these trendy shops. So far, Orange Leaf has been the best.  The flavors don't have that diet-yogurty after taste that some others do. I typically stick with the peanut butter and cookies and cream and they are yum! Plus the toppings are the best, including peanut butter cookie dough. Major plus.  I do love the Oatmeal flavor that Yogurtology and Zoyo have, so I'm hoping they bring it in.  Other than that, it's perfect!
__label__1 Just another corporate yogurt place. \n\nEvery time I've been to the Chandler Whole Foods in this same shopping center, I'd drive past Orange Leaf and remind myself I still needed to try the place.\n\nWell, Friday night, finally stopped in here. \n\nNice, open spacious set up. Comfy padded chairs. Brightly lit and seemed clean. \n\nHuge variety of flavors that night (17), two dairy free options and one NSA with cute names like \"Snickerdoodle: Tastes as happy as it sounds!\" and \"Pineapple: Don't let the spikes fool you, it's tasty!\"\n\nIf there's one thing I despise about self-serve yogurt joints it's sample cup hoarders. Oh, you say your shop's going green? Just stop, please. Especially if there's no recycling bin or reusable containers available for purchase! \n\nIt's even more annoying when you have to ask for them and an employee looks at you like you just murdered their first born. \n\nThe disgruntled employee (who didn't greet anyone, by the way, she looked like she was in sheer pain) gave us each one. Yes, one each. Hello, dispenser contamination! Gross. \n\nYou run a yogurt shop; customers want to try your product. Just put a bin of cups out like everyone else does. \n\nAs far as the yogurt goes, it was great. I mixed pineapple and coconut together, two flavors I can never seem to find! Dude had the Snickerdoodle, which yes, tasted as happy as it sounds. \n\nToppings bar is kind of weak, and the fruit didn't seem fresh. Great variety of Boba flavors though, most I've seen in the area. \n\nWith froyo shops on almost every corner in the Valley, not sure I'd go out of my way to come here again.
__label__3 I just tried this place the other night on a whim with my friend. We both ordered the tostada bowl, to go, with Carne Asada.  The place has a very different look to it. Funky decor. Young staff who were SUPER friendly and joking around with us. Very helpful and said hello the second we walked in the door.\nThe Tostada Bowl was EXCELLENT! It was so delicious. Nice cruncy shell, with all the fixings you want inside. Shell did not get soggy and stayed nice and crunchy. Highly recommend giving this place a shot. I am surpriesd by the mixed reviews, I thought this place was great!
__label__2 I play a lot of poker and do not get me wrong now that I live in Las Vegas I believe the Bellagio is a great casino. I am slim and I cannot stand the position of all the tables. It is crazy you are always rubbing up on someones chair going to the restroom. Please fix that Bellagio and space them out somehow. And my only other complaint is when I was on the 2/5 nlhe game I was starving and so I ordered a falafel sandwich. And I thought to myself Jesus Christ did she just roll my food up to me on another poker table chair with a towel on it!!! This is the mother clucking Bellagio this casino put class on the map. I swear I had to stare at it for 3 minutes before I said to the dealer deal me out and grabbed my food and went up to my room to eat it. Other then that I love the B.
__label__3 Neighborhood Snow Cone Shack !!  It can be a long wait but well worth the it !!
__label__4 Hands down, best yogurt in all of lv and I assure you, I've been to all of them. The pumpkin pie flavor is BOMB!!!
__label__3 Best yogurt I've ever tasted. Wonderful consistency, not watered down. Clean toppings bar and a good selection at that! I hope they keep it up!! And the pumpkin pie flavor is DELISH!!
__label__1 Visited this place after buying a new phone at Sprint.\n\nWhen I go into a fro yo I only look for two flavors: Red Velvet & Peanut butter.\n\nThey didn't have either, so I left.\n\nSorry, I'm bias, but it's my review so I can be :]
__label__2 This is an overlooked but quality Chinese quite close to Haymarket. Their customer base has suffered due to the horrendous tram works unfortunately so I'm writing this to remind everyone it's still there! China Town used to be based up in Newington for many years and was my favourite lunch place ever when I worked over that way (I was kinda glad when they moved as I got quite fat!). The lady owner is really friendly and welcoming and remembers every face that used to come to her old place. \n\nI'm giving it 3 stars as the service is friendly, it's a great place to come post rugby in larger groups, I often get a takeaway on my way to the train station (mega speedy) and the food really tasty. They are happy to make anything off menu too including my favourite chicken and beansprouts. The wine selection is pretty good too. Can't beat a Chinese restaurant that sells a good Chablis!
__label__2 Went to Iruna last wknd for reverse happy hour on a Saturday. It was my birthday, so i had a little over a dozen ppl with me.  This was our second stop and the intent was to try a new place, score some hh-priced drinks and maybe grab a bite if anyone was hungry. Mission accomplished!  I really dug the place. I like the modern and open feel to the restaurant and bar. It was just before 11 and there were no tables open for my large group, but that was fine since we were mostly drinking anyways. The bartender was cool and made us drinks as fast as we could order em. The Pomegranate Martini was da bomb! So good i had 2! Some friends ordered food and they said it was good, but i only tasted the potatoes (yummy). I was too busy being the birthday girl to eat. =)  Chatted up some ladies at the bar who ended up being off-duty servers at Iruna. They encouraged me to come back for dinner, which i expressed a desire to do, and even bought me a shot!  Once i get back here for dinner, i look forward to updating with more food details and awarding another star!
__label__2 ll the items on the menu sounded good, but nothing jumped out as \"must try\". Our dinner reservation was at 8:30, but we got there early. The bar seats were all taken and the area didn't seem inviting so we went elsewhere for a drink. We got back at 8:30 and got seated at a dirty table. We ordered a sangria which was not great (I'm kind of a sangria snob). It was very  heavy on brandy or some other sweet liquor. We ordered the Tortilla Espanola and Artichokes and Clams, but they were both sold out. We ended up with the Spinach and Goat Cheese Croquettas, which we liked. We also ordered the Gambas Al Ajillo (shrimp had great flavor), Calamari (ok, but lay off the mayo (aoili) served with all seafood), and Pollo Colonial (was the best). The portions were not small, but for the price, I'm not sure we were greatly satisfied. Overall, the experience was only ok.
__label__2 Warning: This review is mostly based on service and lack of information, rather than food!\n\nWe came here for happy hour and I was going to give this place 4 stars, but they get minus 1 for not advising us where to sit for happy hour prices... and no, I didn't think to ask \"geee...what is the designated happy hour seating?\" We were the first people there and they just told us to sit where ever we wanted. Also, by the time we left, there was only one other couple and they were definitely not getting the happy hour prices either.\nNote: Happy hour seating is ONLY at the bar and bench.\n\nThe food and selection was tasty but I've had better in San Diego. I guess I need to try the other tapas joints in the area to provide a better comparison. And I do agree with others that it is a bit pricey, but some of the dishes were worth it. The red sangria was lack-luster. The lamb was good, but small for the price. The croquettes were a little bland. I think my favorite was the Patatas Bravas with was just roasted potatoes covered in a tomato sauce. It was very basic but tasty and satisfying. \n\nThe bill came to approx ~$60 without tip, and when we checked the happy hour prices on some of the items we ordered, we ended up paying an extra $20 at least to sit at a table instead of the bar.
__label__1 This place would be a lot more vibrant and useful if parking were free or somehow comped.  During its beginning a lot of the new store front attracted outsiders as we as local SS residents to walk the area, shop at the stores, and eat at the restaurants.\n\nNow ... it just doesn't seem to get over a rather nasty case of attrition.  There's chains, chains, and more chains.  I do highly recommend hitting places for happy hour specials, that's is something they do get right in the SSW.
__label__3 Joy is a sort of independent Urban Outfitters but the more and more I visit I realise that the items here aren't as good quality and are the very same price, there aren't really and real bargains to be had here. I saw a nice sailor type dress here the other day but it was really worth the \u00a350 price tag so I left empty handed.\n\nThere are various Joy shops dotted around the UK and there's another one in Edinburgh in Princes Mall, there used to be one in Glasgow but it shut down a few years ago but all the stock was left there exactly how it had been during trading which was a little bit eerie walking past the same window display as it was left like a ghost shop for months and month... and months.\n\nThey do have some nice clothes though and some quirky tops. They also have some silly gifts such as false moustaches and such.\n\nI adore the layout of this shop and they even have polka dot umbrellas hanging from the ceiling - how cool! It's a nice, brightly lit shop that is very well organised and the fabulous layout makes it very inviting indeed.
__label__0 Long drive thru line. Gingerbread Latte tasted so watery I thought they gave me tea. The Caramel Brulee Latte was so strong, tasted more like black coffee.
__label__2 I usually associate shop front arrangement of fruit and veg with shabby looking punnets of strawberries, bruised fruit and the faint whiff of over ripe apples. \n\nSuccessfully battling this stereotype is Zain Halal food store which unlike the above has a well kept selection of fresh fruit on display outside the entrance.  You'll find the usual pears, pineapples and grapes etc but with a tempting freshness not usually found in such grocery shops.\n\nCheap too.
__label__3 Love this little place! Really friendly and cozy environment, lovely home-made food, and milkshakes! I split a panini and wrap with my friend (can't remember which ones) and they were both delicious and came with nice side-salads. Service was quick and easy and they have yummy home-made desserts.
__label__2 Sporting a more hands on approach to Hi-fi construction, Radioshack sells speaker cables, soldering equipment and various other sound system accessories.\n\nTheir website is pretty handy for checking stock and altogether Radioshack is a pretty competent stockist of the said gear.\n\nI good place to check for any What Hi-FI magazines' recommendations.
__label__0 Terrible service. As a frequent shopper here, I am beyond disappointed with how I was just treated. I bought 3.5 pounds of Chicken breast and was assured by the butcher it was breast. When I began cooking it, I realized it was thigh. I was told to drive back to the store (20 minutes away) and get my chicken breast. I get there and then they tell me it isn't available. Since there was no replacement, I asked for my money back and they were weird about it. I will never shop here again and I strongly recommend you don't either. The service I received for their mistake was appalling.
__label__3 this place is super inexpensive and really fast, great place to take a quick lunch break
__label__3 Came here for the first time the other day while on my lunch from work. I ordered the #8 Sparky which was really tasty and was a great size. It was much bigger then I had expected. I wish they offered kettle chips or a better variety then Lays potato chips. Also, I wish they had some homemade potato salad like a red potato salad with dill. Something more exciting than the plain, old, boring, yellow potato salad that most places carry. So instead of getting a combo I bought just the sandwich, and went across the street to QT to buy a drink and chips, which is fine.\n\nOkay I do have one pet peeve about this place.  I think it's absolutely crazy that they don't answer the phone during the lunch rush. To me, that is really poor service. Don't get me wrong, obviously by my rating I truly like this place, but to say you're not going to answer the phone because of the rush seems almost...lazy. There are PLENTY of places that have lunch rushes, and some bigger than here and they answer the phones. I almost didn't come here because I originally was told about this place from a coworker so I Googled their number and called to find out more specifically where they were located. But instead of speaking with someone I listened to a message that stated no one would answer the phone during this time. It's a good thing I found them because had I not, that alone would make me not want to try them. It's a pretty big inconvenience to customers who have never been or would like to know about the items they carry. I just don't feel a business should ignore their customers just because they're busy.\n\nEven with the above I will still come here because the sandwiches are excellent!!! And this is coming from someone who isn't a huge fan of subs or sandwiches; I think it's because I ate them so much as a kid.
__label__4 I probably eat here way too much. But dang, it's so delicious! The club is the best! The staff is great; always friendly and efficient.
__label__2 Service was pretty bad, but $25 for all-you -can-eat sushi is pretty good.  The dishes that we had were tasty and well-prepared and they have many non-sushi and vegertarian items.\n\nSo, if you don't mind the quizzical looks and lack of attentiveness, you won't feel cheated.
__label__3 I've been to a few all you can eat sushi spots in Montreal, but this one kills it. Even though the price is similar to other plaxes (15$ for lunch and 25$ for dinner), Nagoya differs by its impressing variety of sushis and dishes. As it was said by many fellow reviewers, the service isn't the best.. but the kitchen still manages to be really fast even though you've ordered tons of sushis! Plus, for non-sushi lovers, there  is a vast variety of chicken, meat, and veggie kitchen plates included in the all you can eat menu.
__label__4 Could not be more pleased, had a water emergency with a drippy water dispenser on an older fridge. Leonard came out and was immediately able to fix my issue and gave me a few options if I wanted to invest on what the repair would cost. I really appreciated his honesty which is hard to find anymore, 2 thumbs up for service and character!!
__label__2 Sunday brunch at Sunset Grille is A-OK. \n\nThis was my first visit since it was converted from Las Ramblas and the decoration is pretty much the same except that they mounted a few TVs up on the walls and some random jerseys. \n\nThe complementary donut fritters that are delicious. The menu is fine - I would have liked a little more variety. When we did get our food, it was OK.  The service, nice enough.
__label__3 Love this theater...I prefer to drive here over Red Rock so much less crowded. \n\nIf only LBS and Yardhouse were here as well ;D
__label__0 Are you serious? This place is terrible. Out of all the places you can go see a movie in Vegas - don't come here! This theater is terrible. The only reason I am giving one star is because I have to, and I guess because my boyfriend and I were 2 of 6 people in the movie we went to here.\n\nNo stadium seating. It's 2012. Get stadium seating.\n\nTiny movie screen, bright annoying overhead lights, seats that are terribly uncomfy, and a sad little snack bar. \n\nI got a Groupon for buy one get one tickets here. I received the tickets in the mail and decided to see Act of Valor. When I arrived at the theater I was greeted with the fact that I had to shell out $1.50 extra per ticket because I was seeing a movie that was less than 2 weeks old. Gee, thanks AMC and GROUPON. See if I ever use your services again.
__label__2 Basically you get what you pay for with this theater. Ticket prices are discounted ($6 for a Sunday 4pm showing) compared to newer theaters.  This place is older and definitely has some wear and tear.  There was only one person working the concession stand. The theater itself has old seats and no stadium seating. If you're on a budget but want to see new releases at a discounted price this is the theater for you. Next time, however,  I'd rather pay the little extra for a nicer, newer theater.
__label__1 Nice atmosphere but food was average at best. Took the sever 20 minutes to bring coffee. When she finally did it was with milk that curdled...i had the western omelette that left much to be desired. Great place to people watch but consider eating elsewhere if you're looking for good service.
__label__2 Last day in Vegas and I was craving a French Dip sandwich. Stumbled on this place on our way out the night before and decided to give it a try. The decor is adorable. It has a sweet appeal to it, right down to it's name. The service was a little slow and scattered, but if there's good food, I don't really care. My friend and I both ordered the French Dip and it was very, very good. The meat was so tasty and their au jous was perfect. The french baguette it was served on was a little on the hard side, which was the only bad thing I have to say about it. \n\nWe ordered milk chocolate fondue which came complete with marshmallows, gummy bears, strawberries, banana, white chocolate bread, shortbread and brownie bites. The chocolate was a little cold, but that didn't stop us. We also got to watch the Bellagio fountains from where we were seated, which was beautiful even in the daylight.\n\nThey also serve these amazing sundaes and drinks in martini glasses. Unfortunately, we never ordered one, but they looked so yummy! Definitely have to try one next time.
__label__1 It's really nothing special if you ask me. Unless you're a tourist who doesn't know much about the great local spots available it maybe satisfying. But asides from the decor I think the sweets are just too sweet to do anyone any good and especially not worth the price. It's just really hyped out I mean would you really buy a lollipop holder that Katy perry designed for $25? Seriously! Where do they come up with this stuff! 1 star for the fun decor and another for having a little cafe sitting eatery station.
__label__2 Went with my bf after we went to Pampas, we didn't want to get dessert there because it f'ing sucked! So we walked over. This place is in the front of Paris. It's so cute in there! We sat at the bar and the bartender was friendly. Their drinks looked amazing!!!!! I didn't have one because we just wanted ice cream. We had the red velvet sundae, it was huge! It cost $14 and it could easily feed 5+ more people. My bf and I couldn't eat more than half. Dessert looked really pretty but it wasn't amazing. You pay for the location and atmosphere. But I'd rather pay for good food than location. I would come back with out of town guests though. Otherwise, I'd stick with baskin robins.
__label__3 Yummy!  Very good but Expensive sweets!  Come here for a late night sugar high or yummy sweet drinks
__label__1 Went this restaurant last weekend for a late breakfast. Had SUPER Sweet with TONS of whipped cream triple chocolate cappuccino, tasted just okay Egg white omelet, and weird sour flavor smoked salmon Benedict. The place is fancy, however, the food is not okay and the price is a little bit too high. Maybe I should just order liquor or dessert over there next time.
__label__4 I love The Sugar Factory.  I go here every time I come to Vegas.  My BFF and I came here for Happy Hour on Saturday... buy one get one free... We got rediculously drunk.  Like, more drunk than ever before in our lives.  Dave, our bartender was awesome.  And he was quite cute too.  :)  \n\nAnyway, I recommend the gummi bear goblet... one will get you tipsy.  The root beer cocktail tastes just like a root beer float.  Delicious.  :)  We also got the spinach / artichoke dip, and it was delicious!\n\nI would say more, but I can't remember anything else.
__label__0 How do you make a tasteless ice cream sundae?  What a ripoff for ten bucks.  I get that it's the Strip, so the price will be inflated.  But at least make the sundae correctly and don't use flavorless ice cream.  How can I take several bites of a sundae and think to myself \"Damn, this is totally bland\"??  It's ice cream, hot fudge, and candy for heaven's sake!!  \n\nI threw half of it away.  And the kid making it didn't even seem to know what I had ordered.  He had to take a printed menu, set it down beside him, and refer to it constantly--yet I still received a sundae minus two of the five ingredients, plus one that didn't belong!  He basically just invented his own sundae recipe.  I should have called him on it but my friends were waiting for me.\n\nAggressively incompetent tourist trap.
__label__4 We walked in on a Sunday morning, we're seated immediately. The wait staff were excellent, as was the food.  We had 2 more join us and the waiter pulled over another table-no problem.  Some of the best service I have had in recent years in Vegas-sweet!
__label__0 I don't even know where to start but NEVER GO HERE!!!!  we made a reservation for 8pm and we did not get seated until almost 845pm. I went and spoke to the manager because the whole reason we made a reservation is so we could make sure we got to the club in time.  He assured me that we would be out on time.  :you have my word you guys will be out on time.\" we sat down the food and drinks were OK a but very over priced.  When the bill came they charged us for some crazy fee called C and F charge. When we asked the server he said he wasn't sure what it was and would get the manager.  The same manager that is spoke to earlier came over.  He asked him about the fee and he said it is a resort fee and that there was nothing he could do about it.  What a resort fee to eat in a restaurant.  I have lived in Vegas for 6 years and work in the industry and have never heard of such a thing.  I asked him to show me where it says that i will be charged this fee and he refused to be cause it was not stated any where.  he was extremely rude and unprofessional.  Then i asked him what time it was and he said i don't know.  I asked him if he could find out and he said know.  I asked him what happened to us being out on time and that we have your word.  He laughed in my face.  I have never seen anything like this in my life.  I asked him if he was laughing in my face and said no even thought i watched him.  He then put his hand in my face and said I'm done talking to you and walked away.  I have never had an experience like this in my entire life.  i will be writing to the people a little higher up the chain because this is completely not acceptable.  I would never spend a dollar here again.
__label__1 We went with our kids last Friday for her birthday as she is a candy fanatic and even made reservations and let them know it was her birthday.  We were sorta hoping they would at least acknowledge the occasion but nope, just another table to handle.\n\nAfter getting water served, we had to wait 15 min for our server to take our order.  Then when he did, he didn't take drink orders and we had to track him down to order those.\n\nFood took about 20 min to serve and was ok.  I would put it in the same category as Cheesecake Factory but half the portion size. Nothing very special to make it stand out or special garnishments like candy to make it pop!\n\nNow I know it's the strip, but $15 for a burger or $18 for average pasta is a bit steep.  And $8 for a beer is too much.  Maybe just me.  The hardest one is the $36 specialty cocktail. Are you crazy?  Entire check for 7 was $250 and we didn't even order some of the more expensive items on the menu.  Apparently they forgot we've been in a recession.\n\nThe one saving grace is that the desserts (2) were very tasty.  \n\nBack to the reason we were there, they didn't even offer a lollipop or nada for my daughter's birthday.\n\nToo many good places in town to go to,this wasn't one of them.  Given the options on the strip, I would stop off in the store and buy some candy, but eat somewhere that is a real restaurant where they focus on the guest and not the novelty of the theme.
__label__0 And by one star mean no stars!  Mediocre ice cream, it's cold and icy, but lacks in creamy deliciousness. The \"bottled water\" is simply tap water in a reused bottle. Total rip off.
__label__3 Sugar Factory had a great ambience, the server was really friendly, funny and invited us back for breakfast. My boys and I all had steaks before a night out, I had the filet mignon medium rare and it was cooked perfectly and to my delight was tender and flavorful. Definitely worth trying at least once.
__label__3 This is a hill with a view. On a clear day you will be able to see all over the Edinburgh-land and beyond. You can imagine being transported in time looking at the observatory and the columns of the unfinished monument. \n\nIn the summer you will have unobstructed sunshine on the days that the sun is out. And if you are into your photography the sunrises and sunsets from this heightened view point are ah-mazing. \n\nThe Carlton Hill is used as a venue for many art and performances - most famous is the Beltane Festival on 30 April. (the Winter spring Equinox)\n\nOn New Year's Eve / Hogmany this is one of the 7 hills that will display fireworks. \n\nhopefully they will not change this hill and its access, as it is a blessing for the residents as not many tourists tend to venture up this hill - since there is loads of other stuff for them to do.\n\nI like it here and it is mostly a very nice place to have a quiet walk and be out of the busy City that is just meters away.
__label__4 I looked them up on Yelp and called ECO Tint first thing in the morning. \nI showed up to a very clean and neat shop. The waiting room was great with Wi-Fi.\nThey were very nice people to deal with and the quality was great. They tinted our van windows in a couple hours with not problems. The quality of the job was very good and they price was great. I lifetime warranty on the job is also good.\nOverall these guys deserve 5 stars. Good Job and thanks for the quality job on our new van.
__label__4 Great customer service by knowledgable, friendly staff. Not true cheapest place in town but you get what you pay for. Highly quality tint and great service. Worth every penny, money well spent. I highly recommend them.
__label__1 Played today, course in decent shape for the money.  Would be nice if they would educate groundskeepers on not running mower up to you when trying to play.  Also would be nice if beverage service would continue after 4 oclock.  Course was packed play was slow and no beverage service.  Called in but pro shop phones shut off at 4 30 .  No ranger on course either to keep groups moving ended up not finishing eighteen,teed off at 12 30.
__label__1 Golf course is my favorite in the east valley. They have a great deal call \"9 and Dine\" 9 holes of golf and dinner at the restaurant.  Wednesday is prime rib night- I highly recommend!  I play here 2-3 times a month and would have given it a 5 stars but the starter today was the most unprofessional person I met!  Our tee time was at 3:26 and he was not around so we headed to the White course at 3:35.  When we were about to putt the starter drives up and yells at us saying we got in front of a single coming off the Blue course.  Ridiculous that after waiting for 10 mins without no starter, a starter then drives all the way to the green to yell at us for not checking in.  People like this really ruins your golf experience and makes a troon golf course look bad!
__label__4 I know of only 2 places that make fast food turkishstyle and this is the best one.\nI honestly believe it's the best quick bite in the downtown area.\n\nPros:  Amazing bread, kebab, chicken and filet mignon, the salad is always fresh and complements the meal quite nicely. I cannot stress how delicious the meats are and the breads are also a delight.\n\nCons: Lamb is pricey ($10 for sandwich and $20 for plate.\nThe side of bulgur is not good and cold mush (no rice or fries to substitute). \nLast issue is you only get half a bread for a plate even though it's twice the price of a sandwich. So better to take 2 sandwiches with 2 yummy breads.\n\nThe interior decorating is lifted out of a failed nightclub and the uneven tables seem to wobble a bit, but who cares.\n\nThe service is also pretty friendly, but you have to give them a few minutes to make the food. This is not a standard shish taouk joint.
__label__0 This place used to be great. Had good coffee, helpful staff, etc. Now this place is junk. 8 people working yet only two of them are making the drinks. the girl at the register doesn't know how to use the pos, and the other employees are running around doing dishes. not to mention there's alaways a group of people huddled around waiting impatiently for their order. the quality of coffe isn't the same either. tastes as if it's been watered down and they use too much cream. If I'm going to wait 20+ minutes for my coffee it better be good. Just run accross to Von's and get a starbucks coffee or go home and make your own.
__label__4 Ambiance, proximity, and chocolate cappuccinos--these are my favorite things about Sambalatte.  It's in my 'hood and a great place to hang out and meet friends for great coffee, tea, and/or food.  It's always buzzing up in here, with free wi-fi available and an area dedicated to those packing their laptops to get some work done.  I've come here to do just that with my son and solo.  It's also a great place for people-watching; it feels like you're in Southern California, not Summerlin. It's everything you want in a cool Italian-style coffeehouse, with great decor and a second floor that overlooks all the activity down below.  If you have some time to spend, are in the area, and not in a rush to speed through like at Starbucks, come check it out sometime; Starbucks has nothing on Sambalatte.
__label__4 One flat white with two raw sugars, please!\n\nLove this European-style coffee spot so much. The coffee is amazing, the snacks are so fresh (not like most stale baked goods usually served at caf\u00e9s), the vibe is perfect for hanging out solo or meeting a few friends... Oh, and dog-friendly outside! \n\nThis place is fantastic, and I think people are starting to catch on. Hands down, favorite hangout spot in Vegas.
__label__2 Coffee - I got a white chocolate mocha and hubby got a hot chai latte. Both were really good and $4.75 each, so about a buck more than Starbucks with better, smoother flavor.\nFood - we got a ham and cheese croissant toasted and a quiche lorraine. The sandwich was tasty but the quiche had a weird texture. The food took about 15 minutes longer than our coffee to arrive. The food items were $7.75 and that seemed WAY overpriced since they were tiny.\nOverall, I would get coffee from here again, but for a grand total of almost $27, it is so not worth it. I left still hungry and was not nearly satisfied. For that much I can go get my grub on at The Cracked Egg and leave stuffed with a good cup of joe. Probably won't be back unless I feel all hipster and fancy.
__label__3 This is probably the best coffee shop in Summerlin. It's a bit pricey, but the drinks are solid, and the macaroons are to die for.
__label__4 Stopped by with my friend after work for the first time a few weeks ago. Not a HUGE coffee drinker but I love teas. I ordered a hot chai latte so that I could get a fancy design. I asked the nice lady at the register if they are able to make designs and she reassured me that that they can. Once I picked up my drink I was highly disappointed! There wasn't a design!! I spoke with the barista and he said they never make designs for chai tea lattes. What a let down. But such is life. \n\nI took a lovely pic of my friends fancy design and was content. We say up stairs at the loft like section. I adored the writings on the walls and the library if real encyclopedias.  \n\nI almost forgot to mention the yummy gluten free cookie and macaroons I had as well. In love with the decor, chai latte was yummy, and the gluten free treats were a huge plus! Its a bit pricey but a nice place stop by to change it up a bit. I will def be returning!
__label__2 First and foremost, I don't mind spending money on good coffee.  I do have to say that the ambiance has definitely changed quite a bit in the last 6 months.   I used to walk in and see my favorite baristas and we'd chit chat a little but now they all seem to be gone.  I'm going to assume that's because of the new location?  I'm not sure.  Regardless the coffee now seems to taste less satisfying :(.  It's saddening because we really adored this place but now go elsewhere.  If anything it's a testament to the difference people can make in that sort of environment.
__label__4 Since Sambalatte opened its doors in Summerlin, I became a huge fan! I LOVE their Nutella Latte and the variety of tea selections they have. This place makes you feel as if you were not even in Las Vegas! A great escape,awesome lattes...all at Sambalatte ...Goodbye Starbucks!
__label__1 I decided to give this place another try. It was a mistake. They were selling expired baked goods out of their fridge case. Service was average. My friend complained that her latte was all milk and no espresso and the bottom of her croissant was visibly burned.
__label__4 I love this place! Haven't had anything yet that I didn't like. Service is always outstanding and the prices are very reasonable. It's my go to for Chinese. In fact when my parents visit it's their request on where to eat lol!
__label__4 This restaurant is fantastic!!! The food is always great and our go-to place for Chinese!! We order so much that the delivery guy already knows, how to get to my house and my dog by name! We have zero complaints about this place. They deliver all the way to my house on Sig Butte/Southern. Just great service all the time. Owner did deliver once when they confused the plates, but no worries, they fixed it instantly. A must try in East Mesa!!!\n\nBTW: I just called right now to place an order and the guy recognized my voice/address and knew what we wanted!!
__label__2 Great place. Nice atmosphere. First time I went, very pleased!! Just went on Tues., came home that night gel nails already peeling!! I paid 70.00 for a gel pedicure. I was satisfied with that. (little pricey) As for my nails very disappointed.  Paid 40.00 so thick and tacky, I hope to go back and see what they do for me. Going on vacation in two days and wanted nice nails
__label__3 After reading many of the 5 star reviews I was hoping for this myself!...  Giving it 4 stars.\n\nPros: \nLively place- was nice place, staff nice\nSanitary (all instruments for pedicure in closed sanitized packs)\nPrices acceptable  30 for pedicure, 25 for french manicure\nBEST nail polish selection i have seen in a while. Lots of choices.\n\nCons\nThe guy doing my nails seemed to be in a bad mood. He wasnt rude, just wasnt happy and made me feel like he hated what he was doing.  I had to have him fix one nail because the nail dryer blew a piece of thread into the wet nail - he did the nail over but didn't seem \"happy to help\", although he did it without hesitation. Even tho when he did he nail over it wasnt perfect and he left some of the white paint on my finger...\nNot a perfect manicure...  There were some slight in perfections in my french Manicure. Not anything horrible, just not perfect.  \n\nI will go back there though, all the other staff members seemed great and lots of customers were in there having a good time, seemed like regulars.
__label__3 I know it is a McDonald's. I get it. But as far as a fast food chain goes, this particualr McDonald's has my loyalty. \n\nTalk about your fast friendly service. Whether I am ordering just coffee or a couple hash browns for my boy and I on the way into school I know I will be through the drive-thru in 5 minutes tops!
__label__0 dirty all the time, food never cooked right, people do not speak english, need to\nget the playground out of there, kids run all over the place, screaming, and they\nwalk around without shoes, they let anyone use the bathroom and most of the time\npeople from the outside are using the bathrooms to take a bath in.
__label__1 Soooooooo......\nI want to first start off by saying that the service was very good. Attentive and apologetic. And they offered to give us dessert on the house. Let me explain: we were super excited about trying a new place and based off of the yelp reviews this seemed like a slam dunk. The listing states that it is a quiet and intimate place. Not so. The music, while good, was really loud and the people drinking in the bar must have been mic'd because they were as loud as hell. One lady in particular favored the donkey style of laughter every ten minutes or so. That's fine, truly, it doesn't bother me. Neither does the fact that we waited over half an hour for our food to be served only to have it be wrong and returned. This was sadly due to a computer that must have been hungrier than us because it decided to eat all the orders. I'm a very patient person and, barring someone trying to punch me in the face, I don't get upset quickly. Such was the case here. My sister on the other hand....not so much. She was about ready to flip the table and go monkey fudge on the kitchen staff. But I digress, what bothered me most of all was the complete blandness of the food. All of it. Not only was it lukewarm, it really had no taste. And the \"4 chili hot\" red sauce tasted like warmed ketchup. When we asked the waitress if they had any hot sauce, she didn't understand what we meant. She seemed completely baffled that we wanted something with a little flavor. We were very disappointed, but, because the wait staff was very nice I would have no problem giving them another chance. My sister....not so much.
__label__1 If you like Richardson's you should go there because this place is a cheap knockoff.  The decor is tacky and the carne adasada has no flavor. The bacon wrapped shrimp were dry and charred like a spent ember.  Two stars because the waitress was at least friendly.
__label__0 VERY disappointing. This used to be one of my favorite places in the neighborhood but the quality of the food and service has gone WAY downhill recently. The elephant garlic appetizer is still decent but most everything else has changed for the worse. I used to LOVE the carne adovada but now its just a small portion of pulled pork in a lame red sauce. (the carne adovada at Four Peaks in Tempe remains my absolute favorite). I grew up on New Mexican cuisine and fell in love with Richardson's and Los Dos Molinos when I moved here 13 years ago. Up until recently, Secreto was a contender. After the embarrassment of taking out of town clients there last week for terrible food and service, I'll never go there again.
__label__3 If Kim Chee were a religion, I would join and drink its sweet spicy salvation from a cabbage filled chalice with little objection. I adore Korean flavors, and I appreciate this budding business's attempt to bring its complexity to the Lake Mead masses in such a simple way. Egg-Tofu version gets at the flavors for non-meat eaters.  \n\nYes, yes I know we have all had comparative truck gourmet in Cali, but we've all apparently left Cali to move to Vegas, so let's support our local food truck entrepreneurs, especially those bold enough to sling Korean.   \n\nDown with Man, Up with Van!
__label__3 I was not home when he arrived, so my wife dealt with him. He was totally professional, even when I called to set up the appointment. He has a great sense of humor and seems like a good guy. He eradicated my bug problem in and outside. I have not seen a bug of spider for three months. I saw my first last night in my kitchen. Since the whether is changing for the colder I know varmints are going to want to come inside. I will soon call for him to make another visit. He is also very affordable.
__label__4 My favorite room in town.  Since the renovation, you have so much space.  There is no tripping over other players to get to and from your seat.  I think if the Bellagio operated a room with this much space, they would cram at least twice as many tables in there, if not more.  \n\nDrink service is very steady, and of course they have the Fiji waters that everyone loves.  The sportsbook is close, as is a large bathroom.  Venetian frequently spreads Omaha games in addition to the usual litany of hold em games.  Good comps too.  Just a great poker room with good dealers and a good variety of games and tournaments.
__label__3 The tournaments and table games offered aren't overly diverse, but they have pretty typical limit/NL hold'em choices. The room is really small compared to other popular poker rooms in Vegas, but TI's is clean and the staff is friendly. And there's a margarita bar about thirty feet away in case your bad beat drives you to drink (like mine did...)
__label__4 Great decor, professional dealers, and lots of celebrity poker players here.  Definitely worth checking out!
__label__4 By far one of the Top 5 poker rooms in Las Vegas. Plenty of tables, good action, and good overall room. My go to spot.
__label__4 Very clean and comfortable poker room. The best in Vegas! Be sure to order the cappuccino with the swizzle stick sugar.. sooo good. Also they have all kinds of delicious drinks here :)
__label__2 I missed my table by 20 minutes (had taken a walk and played a slot machine when there was no movement on the table for 2 hours and several names ahead of me) and politely asked the manager to put me back at the front of the list - this was the only day I had to play the tables. Was told I was being \"taught a lesson\" about Vegas poker and was now 9th on the list.   Thanks dad. \n\nI understand not wanting people to show up hours after their names were called and that the tables will be full no matter what, but there is no waiting area and there should be a little more discretion about accommodating the players.   This seemed to be a huge lapse of judgment by someone on a power trip.  Other than that, I played PLO, and at various times of the day there were a lot of locals who knew each other at the table and relatively tight action... recall better action at the Venetian in the past for Omaha.... I had fun and won but easily could not have...
__label__4 Free WiFi internet available.
__label__2 This is a place with a talented cook.  All the food we had was excellent and well prepared.  The bastilla (slightly sweet chicken pie in filo dough) was delicious and the kofta (meat ball) tagine I had was delicious.  The portions were very generous and I brought home half my entree.  Only problem was lack of a liquor license (it is in the works apparently) and also the annoyigly loud Moroccan CD playing the background that repeated  the same song over and over.  I will certainly go back once they can serve wine and beer.  Although it is not in the best location in the world,  the food was lovely.
__label__3 We went there with one of those group-buy coupons, and we had a great experience.  The service was very friendly, the dishes were very tasty, and the ambiance was really classy - with gorgeous exposed brick and modern decor, but without any of the pretentious or gaudy vibe you sometimes get from places trying ot be modern.  My favourite part of the meal was the mojito, which was phenomenal.  The only reasons I left off the fifth star are that (1) unfortunately, they didn't have my first two choices listed on the menu, and (2) although the food was delicious, it wasn't a life-altering religious food experience, and those do exist.  It's really solid, though, and the mojitos alone are worth making a reservation!
__label__4 If you love Vegas and/or everything exotic, you should check out this place. I heard about it first from American Restoration and checked it out. I just wish it was larger, but maybe if they get more support they can expand? (fingers crossed). Buy a t-shirt, and donate to the museum. The gentleman working that day was super friendly and knowledgeable, which added to our enjoyment.
__label__4 A tiny, hidden museum tucked inside a coffee shop/art collective in the hip, cool area of downtown? Sounds intriguing? Let me tell you, it is. I came across this place when I was just trying to walk off my lunch. I saw a sign and could not resist the pull to walk in. I have a bit of an obsession with the glamour of old burlesque and have read an inordinate amount of information about Gypsy Rose Lee. This was like visiting a holy place I didn't even know existed. \nI chatted for a few minutes with the front counter woman. She was super nice, friendly and had lots to say about the museum. It consists of a few pictures and some costumes, letters and playbills. Per the young lady, they rotate their displays fairly constantly due to the space restrictions. Its only about the size of one room. \nThis stop was worth it just for the great conversation. This lady was so knowledgeable about not just burlesque but about Las Vegas. I really wish I would've taken her name. She deserves a shout-out. She gave me directions back  to the bus stop and even went through her entire t-shirt stock to find me a size small. I took home a light pink Blaze Starr top. It'll be great for the gym \nIf you have even a slight interest in burlesque, this is a great place to spend a few minutes.
__label__2 This place just opened up about 2 months ago. It is located right near Retro Bakery and serves up an array of different food. Here you can get a Teriyaki Steak Bowl,Chicken Ceasar Salad Hoagie, Turkey South Western Egg Rolls, and A mini Lemon Bundt cake...yup, you see an array of stuff!!! It is a small place with a nice family running the place. There used to be a few tables in there but because they do not have a public bathroom the tables had to be removed so to -go orders are most likely it -unless you'd like to sit on a chair against the wall with no table.....\nI liked the spicy corn salad, house salad, chicken sandwiches in which my pattie can be dipped in whatever sauce I like (Teriyaki) and their lemon bundt cake is good but the cake could very well come from a box... I did not care for the chicken ceasar Hoagie as the bread was too tough (hard to chew) and the Tomato Bisque soup tasted like straight up marinara sauce.The rice in the bowls need to be less mushy as well...\nEven though items on the menu don't seem expensive it can build up fast as sandwiches don't come with a side or drink.\nThey are new so I'm sure all the little kinks will work it self out and just today the owner gave me a free bundt  cake for coming back...If you are in the area give them a try - they just added some new stuff like fried shrimp,pulled pork sandwiches and I'm told that if you ask you can get Chicken curry on Saturdays & Burgers are coming....
__label__4 Took the family there opening night and had some grub and beers. Can't really say much about the beers, but I will say there were some highlights.\n\nThe sliders were awesome, and they played decent skate/surf videos most of the time I was there. I couldn't really ask for much more!
__label__2 Food is really good but incredibly noisy.  Couldn't hear person next to me at our 4 top.
__label__2 Went here for lunch, though the service was great but the food was mediocre. \n\nI had the French Onion Soup with the Grilled Pastrami. While the Grilled Pastrami was well made, the soup was terrible. The bread underneath was not toasted so it largely soaked into the soup, which consisted of a relatively bland taste.
__label__3 Drool....it's the ultimate \"comfort food\" spot in Summerlin.  With an open parking lot, you're only a few steps away from their outdoor patio or main entrance where smiling faces will quickly greet you.  BUT, dinner time can be a small wait.  Yes, it is a popular place and many others know it, so be prepared to grab a drink or two at the bar (if there is space) before your table is ready.\n\nWhere to start once you are seated?  A drink, for sure...and they are known for their many choices of beers. Ask your server for the most popular. Wine and cocktails are great too.\n\nFor an appetizer, try their Hawaiian poke stack, grilled jerk wings, Buffalo wings, pastrami sliders, Ahi sliders...\n\nYour main meal, you have to try (and share) their Mac + cheese which has a chicken breast, apple wood smoked bacon, wild mushrooms, cheddar and Parmesan cheeses with pasta and white truffle oil. Their Southern fried chicken is also great along with my favorite (and very filling) New York steak salad.  This bad boy has field greens, roasted peppers, avocado, green beans, crispy potatoes and red onion tossed in Gorgonzola vinaigrette with beefsteak tomatoes and fried pickled egg.  Mmm Mmmm...\n\nIf you have enough room and you're not afraid to loosen that belt a notch or two, check out their desserts, I enjoyed their macadamia nut cheesecake. A friend had a Kona coffee ice cream sundae and another went \"lite bite\" and ordered their Mini lemon souffle with fresh raspberries and house made whipped cream.\n\nBottom line, come hungry with many friends to enjoy the evening.
__label__4 We met friends and family here for beer, cocktails and dinner.  We sat near the bar area, and had a cool view of their endless variety of beers on tap. My hubby had the House Hefeweizen beer and I had the Bikini Tini - cruzan banana rum, malibu pineapple rum, pineapple juice and dekuyper pomegranate.  The cocktail was so yummy, and I can't wait to try their other fun and tasty cocktails!  For dinner, I had the Ahi Crunchy entr\u00e9e salad - seared rare with field greens, Asian slaw and crispy wontons tossed with soy vinaigrette.  The salad was fresh and delicious.  The ahi was seared perfectly and tasted amazing.  My hubby had the steak and shrimp dinner which he enjoyed very much.  We had a great time at Yard House.  We loved the service and fun atmosphere, and we'll definitely come back again soon.
__label__3 The mac and cheese and the ginger gin drink was great. My wife didn't like whatever chicken dish she ordered but we'll be back.
__label__1 Decent tasting food, with the exception of the fries, that arrived lukewarm, it was the music that ruined our evening.  Early dining on a Wednesday and the only person you could talk with was the person sitting right next to you.  If you were sitting in a booth and were the farthest from the server, you could not hear what they were saying.....and when I mentioned to him I could not hear anything he said because of the music AND pointed to the speakers, he just smiled.  I'm assuming he could not hear me either.  I guess if you are eating alone and enjoy LOUD music, this is the place to go.
__label__1 I'm a regular at the Yardhouses and was doing some work in the Northeast end of town today where the food choices and security are not good, so I drove all the way over here to have lunch.  Asked to sit on the patio and expected to be seated at one of the empty two-tops with somewhat of a view albeit the parking lot.  Hostess took me somewhere else and I asked if I could sit at one of the empty two tops.  She had to make me stand there while she went back to the desk to see if it was okay.  When she came back she basically told me no, because there was no server assigned to that area....but there were people seated within 6 feet on each side of where I wanted to sit! So, I asked why one of the servers handling those people couldn't handle one lone diner sitting within 6 feet!?! The moment she started to argue with me, I walked out.  Stupid and never should have happened.  Poor customer service and a lack of hospitality training. Will spend my money elsewhere today.
__label__2 I like that you don't have to go through the casino to get here because they have 2 entrances.. Yard House is on my list of places I frequent for only Happy Hour but not their regular menu.. haha their regular dinner menu is a bit over priced for a bar with average food but it doesn't matter because I only come for HH~!!! I've been here on several occasions for Happy Hour, late night Happy Hour, on the cusp of Happy Hour lol \n\nThings that I enjoy:\n-Chicken Lettuce Wraps- or you can get them with mushrooms instead of chicken mmm\n-Hawaiian Poke Stack- watch out sometimes the tuna is not that fresh though lol\n-Spinach Cheese Dip- so bad for you but so good\n-Chicken Nachos- quantity over quality.. huge portion; great for sharing\n-Pizzas- pretty tasty \n-Leinenkugel's Sunset Wheat - tastes like Fruity Pebbles\n-Light Lemon Drop Martini- low cal; tasty; strong\n-Spinach & mushroom salad appetizer portion (not on HH) but it's delicious and cheap!\n\nService has always been friendly and fast. One time my boyfriend and I barely made it for the last seating and the server wasn't rude and didn't rush us! Even though this Yard House is located inside Red Rock Casino it is not owned by them so they don't accept any of the mailer coupons from the hotel~ \n\n\n\nHOT TIP: Happy Hour:  Monday - Friday 3pm - 6pm \n                                      Sunday - Wednesday 10pm - Close\n                                      Last Seating: 30 minutes prior to close
__label__3 Just as good the one in Scottsdale, AZ. Great bartenders, lots of TV and lots of great beer on tap.
__label__1 I've been here twice, so this is a combined rating of both experiences.\n\nThe first time I went was in April at 6pm with my girlfriend. The  I ordered the the Chilled Edamame, Grilled Sweet Korean BBQ Beef and a half portion of the Ahi Crunchy Salad. I also ordered a glass of pinot noir and a large bottle of sparkling water. I can't recall what my friend ordered, so I'm only going to write about my experience. Our waitress seemed friendly enough, however she spoke so fast, that it was difficult to understand her. After we placed our order, we didn't see her for almost 20 minutes. A runner delivered my friend's drink and my sparkling water, however, the pinot noir was no where to be found. Then the edamame came out and my friend's appetizer, still no wine. We asked another waiter (not ours bc we still couldn't find her) if they could check on my wine. Our next courses came out -- Korean BBQ Beef, which was hot and tender with great sweet and tangy flavor and the white jasmine rice was hot and the perfect stickiness.  We started to eat, but I wanted to have my wine with my meal, so I ate slowly. 10 minutes later, I had to ask yet another waiter about the status of my wine, and they went to find our waitress, who finally brought my wine 15 minutes later. The Korean BBQ Beef was still good though, even though it was cold from waiting for the pinot noir. My salad came out shortly after by yet another waiter, then our original waitress came by and said that she was transitioning our table to another waiter since she was going on break, which was laughable bc to us, she had been on break for 45 minutes. Our new waitress asked us if we wanted to order dessert, which I did, a scoop of caramel ice cream. My GF also placed a take away order for her husband to bring home, so I assumed that while we waited for his food, the waiter would bring out my dessert. But instead, they brought out my dessert when they brought out his take away food. So I had to eat my ice cream really fast so the take away food wouldn't get cold. \n\nFood Score: A\nService Score: D+\nAtmosphere: B+ (a little loud, but fun and ively)\n\nThe second time I went to  YH was on Sat night during Memorial Day Weekend. The place was packed so we got put on the wait list, and then went to the bar. Fortunately, 2 seats opened up at the bar, so we decided to eat at the bar instead, which was good for me bc I knew that my drink would come out much faster than the time. Our bartender was friendly and took our beverage order right away while we looked at the menu. We both had Stellas and then we ordered the Onion Rings Tower and Hummus to start. The food came out pretty quickly and the onion rings were nice, crispy and hot, but the hummus was runny and slimy and had a weird after taste, so we didn't finish that dish. I had liked the Korean BBQ Beef dish the first time, so I ordered it again for my main, while my husband ordered the Spicy Jambalaya with Brown Rice. That food came out in a timely manner, however, my dish was very disappointing and my husband's came out with white rice, so they took it back. Instead of replating it, they scooped out the white rice and put brown rice on the same plate, which was now a total mess. My husband was so hungry and didn't want to wait, that he ate it anyway, but we both couldn't believe that it didn't get replated. I was really looking forward to my dish bc it was so good the first time, however, this time, the beef was dry, much smaller pieces, almost shriveled and lacking any of the juicy flavor from last time and the rice was also dry and cold. I was hungry, so I ate it anyway. I was afraid to send it back bc it could've been worse, especially after what happened to my husband's dish when he sent it back. Our bartender asked us if we wanted dessert and I told her we wanted the caramel ice cream and she said that they didn't have it. She told me that I must be mistaken, bc it's not on the menu. I told her that I had it last time in April, and she said that they didn't, but instead, recommended the salted caramel butterscotch pudding. We ordered that instead, and we're glad we did bc it was quite good. Still annoying though that she said that they didn't have caramel ice cream bc I just checked the menu online and there it was - \n\nICE CREAM\nvanilla, caramel, mango sorbet, java chip, mint chocolate chip\n\nFood Score: C-\nService Score: B+\nAtmosphere: B+ (a little loud, but fun and ively)\n\nI really wanted to like this place based on previous reviews. My husband and I are both in the hospitality industry and we like to support local businesses, so we may give it one more try, especially since it's conveniently located. Hopefully the third time's a charm and the service and food will both be good.
__label__4 I have never fallen in LOVE with a piece of jewelry before I saw Debbie's work. Now, it has happened 3 times, and I felt like each of those pieces were made just for me. I love the vitality and energy of her work, I love that every piece is a one-of-a-kind original - unlike anything you will see from any other jeweler.  I always get big compliments every time I wear one of her pieces. The prices are incredibly reasonable for 100% handmade jewelry. Every order I placed was delivered quickly, and Debbie is an absolute pleasure to do business with. If you want an outstanding, memorable gift, or something truly unique for you, The Spirit Box is the best find around.
__label__4 I am a California resident. I just happen to be in Vegas for the weekend. I yelped this place on my android phone since i was staying at the Palms on Las Vegas Blvd. I was surprised by the 5 star rating on this mexican and korean fusion restaurant.\n\nThe people were friendly and helpful.\n\nThe Bulgogi Burrito is my favorite and its only about 6 bucks. Its by far the best fusion korean and mexican burrito i've ever tasted. I've had them all in LA but nothing compares to this one...!!!
__label__4 I had a bul-gogi burrito with a chicken fusion taco. Everything was amazing. The thinly sliced beef was absolutely delicious. Loved the chicken on the fresh corn tortillas. i was also served complimentary chips and salsa and guac, which was awesome and unexpected. I all this... plus a bottle of water for 6.48. Unreal. Go here. You will not be disappointed.
__label__4 I'll give this place A+++++
__label__4 Love this place... If your looking for something new gotta try the bulgogi tacos, fusion lettuce wraps and all the burritos are killer good!! I definitely recommend this place highly!! You won't be disappointed!
__label__1 The food was good and the service was decent.  Didn't like the fact that they charge 20% gratuity on top of your food and tax.   My $43 bill came out to be $56!\n\nI've never experienced the practice of adding gratuity on top of the tax before.  In addition, we were never told there would be an extra charge for 6 persons...\n\nEnjoy the food, take a close look at your bill....
__label__3 Long overdue review. \n\nKIMCHI FRIED RICE IS A MUST!!!! ANYTHING with the kimchi is good.\n\nWe ordered a couple of other dishes like the kimchi burrito, nachos, fish tacos, sandwiches. They're just OK. \n\nThe place is small, service is quick with a smile. Since all the food is made to order, prepare to wait a bit.
__label__0 I expected really amazing mexican food in the southwest, but I've only been disappointed. The food at Roberto's is heavy and greasy. There was runny sour cream poured on everything and it was outrageously salty. I tried it once and I haven't gone back.
__label__0 Was there last Saturday afternoon. Not many people in the bar. Music was way too loud (or am I just getting old?). Disappointed that the only healthy option on the menu (an appetizer of chopped veggies and low fat ranch) weren't really served with low fat ranch. And the steamed veggies with my meal were loaded with butter, although the prep notes only mention \"steamed\" to make me think it's a \"good for you\" choice.
__label__0 Dead empty on a Thursday during happy hour before the Steelers game.  Just a couple guys playing video games.  Sign outside mentions $1 miller lites on Thursdays.  Except we found out that wasn't until 9pm.  And happy hour didn't start until 5:30 so until then Miller Lites were $6.  The bar looked nice inside but the bartender couldn't be bothered.  No thanks, 1 miller lite and left.
__label__4 Grotty, dirty, cheap, and the unofficial Ground Zero of Edinburgh's seedy underbelly, a visit to Diane's will always be a memorable one. Expect to be offered knock-off DVDs and suspicious looking drugs, expect a pool cue across the head and a broken bottle in the face at some point during your visit, and expect to drink heavily alongside dealers, con artists, and every type of petty criminal under the sun.\n\nNeedless to say, I absolutely love it.
__label__3 This place is the bomb!  Food portions are huge and the quality is consistent... Recommend the mixed plate or Katsu/Teri beef combo with Mac salad!  I wonder sometimes if the owner is a local or just bought the franchise... But so far food is good representation of what you get in Hawaii.
__label__3 Feeling a little home sick for Hawaii, I decided to dine with my hubby at L & L located at the centennial shopping center. As we walked in, the smells of teri chicken took me back.  They had music in the background , which was Keahiwai singing Push.\n\nThen, the Hawaii themed counter hits ya with all the local fav combos on the menu.  The Korean lady cashier was very friendly and quickly took our order.  \n\nBefore we knew it we had our plate dinners.  I ordered the Kalua pork with cabbage and teri beef and my hubby ordered the curry chicken katsu.  For dine-in guests, there is refill drinks.  The combos came with, one scoop rice and mac salad.  The mac salad was in a small plastic container, not like in Hawaii, which is placed next to the rice.\n\nMy combo was tasty, but the strips of meat were too big, and the cabbage was not sliced thin enough.  My hubby's combo was tasty too. The curry chicken katsu had a good tang and too spicy.  The portions of food were plenty in both combo plates.  I tried their  and it was kimchee good but the cabbage slices were too big. \n\nIt was nice having familiar food like on the islands.  Overall all, I liked the food and the prices.  I would definitely return to this location for a quick bite.
__label__2 at first glance this park looks great!  And it is a good park.  Lots of shade area's, lots of green space, and the playground area and water splash pad are nice.  Its bright and colorful.   It basically clean, however the picnic tables in the playground area are littered with pigeon poop.  Not only does it look horrible and makes you not want to actually dine on these tables, its a health hazard as pigeon poop is filled with harmful bacteria.  Quite disgusting. Another drawback if you have children who like to swing, this park only offers TWO baby swings.  As large as this park is it should offer more than two baby swings, several baby swings and swings for older children would be recommended.  And the two baby swings they do offer are hidden behind a huge rock wall, not visible from the main playground area at all, in fact we fount them by accident!  Only giving 3 stars because the playground area is littered with pigeon poop.  Would be helpful if it were cleaned up and the pigeon problem addresses and having the pigeons removed.
__label__2 Their beer selection was super, but pricey!  I got a Yuengling and it cost $4.75.  Hmm?  The service was pretty good and the food was alright, it just seemed a little overpriced.
__label__2 Great selection of beer. Plenty of it! The food is so-so. Typical bar-food. Very nice wait-staff and bar tenders. Large enough place to accommodate a busy night. Worth the stop.
__label__4 Paul is awesome!  He quickly diagnosed and fixed our system and also explained how everything works and how to do our own troubleshooting.  He not only changed out the damaged filter but also trimmed and re-set all the plastic tubing, drained and reset the tank and checked out all the manifold connections.  Totally professional and courteous. Very reasonable price!!! AAA+++ rating!!!
__label__4 On our last day in Montreal, a group of friends and I did a bike tour around the city with Fitz & Folwell. We had to reserve a few weeks in advance, and our preferred date (Saturday) was fully booked - so definitely call ahead if you have interest. The tour starts at 10 and is advertised to end at 2 - but be aware that if you do have slow riders in your group (and we had a couple who crashed a few times, which slowed down our tail rider), it will go longer. Our bike tour ended at 3:45 PM, which was substantially later than we anticipated - but the weather was incredibly gorgeous out (70 degrees with nary a cloud in the sky), so I did not mind at all.\n\nIf you show up around 15 minutes ahead of time, it's easy enough to get set up - you head out back (which is really just walking through the back of the store to a back road, where it's easy to get people set up on their bikes). After a short introduction (we had Frederic as our guide, and Mimi, a McGill student, as our tail rider), we were on our way. There's much more of a balance at the beginning of talking about the sites are you ride through McGill through downtown, and eventually down through Old Montreal to the water; once you bike past Old Port (which you will stop by later on), you get a decent amount of stretch where you are just biking beside Lachine Canal to Atwater Market. There, you'll eat lunch (which, for us, was pizza...and they even bought me a beer, which was quite awesome) on the old, unused tracks that ran along the canal before heading back. As mentioned previously, you'll stop by Old Port before heading up through the Latin Quarter and Plateau Mont-Royal back to the shop. It's a very informative tour that mixes in the sites of more modern Montreal with its older past. Frederic was very charming and knowledgeable about the sites, and didn't talk for too long - which can be a drawback of informative tours at times. The way the tour is designed, such that it does allow for an extended stretch of pure biking, was a nice way to make it feel more like you're just out for a bike ride and not stopping all the time.\n\nIn all, this was a phenomenal experience. If you are looking for a tour that will give you a great overview of the main areas of Montreal, this is a must-do. The shopowners are incredibly friendly, and it's right by Mont-Royal as well - so it's centrally located. Even if you haven't biked for a long time (and this was my first time in nearly 10 years), you won't feel like you're in danger, mainly because Montreal drivers have a sense of courtesy that some (like those in my native New York City) lack.
__label__4 They make mulled wine on demand. Just ask. Yes, even after Christmas is over!\nThat sums up how great the service is, and the atmosphere or menu won't leave you disappointed either.
__label__0 This company closed their locations and didn't even update their  page about the closure.  Yelp is an untrusted source because the information of this closure is on the internet yet they still advertise as though it is a viable listing.  shame on yelp!!!!!!!!!
__label__4 So far, I've been here three times: 1 time for the archery range and 2 times for the gun range.\n\nGreat place!  The people at the archery range are top notch.  Mr. Nelson definitely a professional in all aspects.\n\nThe gun range is great as well!  The store employees are extremely friendly and helpful.  It is good that they sell targets, food and rent equipment.  The people on the range and shooting line are top notch as well.  Nothing but professional and (from what I see by watching other people) patient as well as safety oriented.\n\nI was nervous going to a range I was not familiar with but that quickly changed within 5 minutes of being here.\n\nA good price of $7 each and stay as long as you want.  I am a fan and I am hooked for sure!  Wife loves it too!  Great for groups as well.
__label__3 I would give the range 5 stars but couldn't because it is so far away from where I live. it's like driving to Reno for me. With gas prices so high it's hard for me to justify the nearly one hour drive when I can go to places that are closer to my house. \n\nThat said it is an excellent facility. I used it to shoot my pistol. You need to bring your own eyes and ear or you will have to buy them there. They have ammo and targets to purchase. The overall facilty is huge but the gun range is also very large. On the two sides there must be at least 70 \"lanes\". I say that because there aren't dividers like at a typical indoor range.\n\nThe staff was helpful and professional. They will make you watch a  short 4 minute video on safety. Afterwards they will give you a card so that you won't have to see it on your next visit. Range fees are only 7$.\n\nI do love that it's open air. I think this is unique in las vegas but I could be wrong. Being outside makes it much easier on the ears. The other nice thing is the facility is open until 7pm. They have lights for when it is dark. \n\nOverall it's an impressive place. Kudos to you if you live on the north side of town. If you are a southsider then you'll probably be shooting somewhere else.
__label__4 Perfect day for target practice with the pistol. Sure beats an indoor range when the weather is cooperating. Today it was perfect barely even a breeze. Friendly staffers very cheap and you can buy ammo there if you don't have your own. Its a bit  of a drive unless you live in Aliante but definitely worth it!
__label__0 Okay, I've had enough experiences here to say that this place consistently delivers poor service. There's a general pass-the-buck mentality in the store, and it's obvious there's a total lack of communication between departments. Stuff that I've put on will call (stocked items, like bulk tile, baseboards, and other like-items) on my LAR have never been available when asked for. They consistently mess up orders, and are consistently slow and inept at getting things right the first time. I paid for a carpeting quote at the tune of $40 for one of my rental houses and was put on hold for over 20mins tonight in the flooring dept. Needless to say, I'm done with Lowe's on Ft Apache. They all have the appearance of incompetence because management can't even get it right. Good luck all that try to get anything done here! If you need assistance, run away, go to another Lowe's, or go to Home Depot!
__label__3 I was visiting from out of town and this place looked intresting, it was clean, ( a major plus in my  search for food places) i got my pizza quick, i ordered a veggi, and the veggies were fresh and overall the pizza was yummy!!! but it was HUGE!!!  but the atmospher was fun, great to meet people, where you can actuly hear them.  overall i would totaly recomend and will totaly go there. i was talking to the guy at the counter, and heard that it was under new ownership , so maybe thats why my experience was diffrent then the rest.
__label__1 I accidentally stumbled into this place while trying to get to another pizza place that is right down the street and it sure was a bad mistake. The theme here is kinda like night club meets dirty strip bar with shitty house music and terrible decor. The staff just left me standing at the counter for like five minutes before taking my order and when I got the Za's they where greasy as hell, the sauce had no flavor, and the dough was not good at all. Unless you are super drunk and need a places that is open at 5 am stay away!
__label__0 I love cupcakes and since my birthday was around the corner I decide to try this shop out. \nLet's just say that Gigi Cupcakes = NASTY\n\nI don't know what was put in those 3 cupcakes that I had. But I sick  for two days, plus a sugar high with all that frosting. \n\nI ordered Carrot cake, Caramel sugar mama, Cherry limeade, Italian cream wedding cake, Red velvet, and Strawberry shortcake.\n\nCaramel sugar mama was ok- I had that for breakfast- way too much icing and it was too big to eat\nRed velvet- cream cheese icing was good but way to much icing, the red velvet tasted like Duncan Hines and then they put some nasty red filling inside it. (Hell white sauce tastes better then that).\nCherry limeade- it tasted nothing like the 99cent minute maid I get from Wally-world.\n\nGood thing I'm not in Ca because I'm sure that the other three cupcakes that I threw in the trash, the dumpster divers wouldn't have ate it.\n\n***Gigi needs major improvement when it comes to cupcakes-They need to get help/tips from other bakeries\nSN-They need to make mini cupcakes-jumbo cupcakes are a no-no \n\nI'm sure this one will get flag or deleted like the first one
__label__2 Cupcakes can sometimes be a little dry and if you have a serious sweet tooth, you can handle all the frosting.  I usually throw away at least half of the frosting.  I feel bad because it's such a waste!  I have gone about three times and each time I tried a different flavor.  The variety is great.
__label__0 This Carls Jr sucks royally! \n\nThe cashiers were MIA for several minutes. Finally some dopey looking girl came out and asked me what I wanted. I placed my order. She nodded, typing it into the machine. Then she looks up at me again with that dopey expression. She clumsily hands me one of those plastic numbers and a cup. \n\n\nI'm not sure if she was stoned or mentally challenged or whatever. I got my drink and sat down, making sure I placed the number where it could be seen. I waited...and waited. finally another cashier wandered over and timidly asked me if I'd been helped yet. I replied yes and handed her my receipt. She apologized and went to inform the cook.\n\nAnother ten minutes later I get my food and by then my appetite is gone. But I ate anyway. meanwhile some drunk guy gets up from the back and starts bugging people for money. It took the staff ten minutes to remove him.\n\nDon't go to this one unless you are starving to death.
__label__1 I can't even believe I'm reviewing a Buffalo Wild Wings. You are all witnessing what can only be described as a low point in my Yelping. Ugh, ok, let's just get this over with.\n\nFirst of all, why did I even come here? Because it was Friday night and my family wanted to go out and my dad hates any place with live music, crowds, noise, and \"lots of energy.\" So Buffalo Wild Wings is the perfect place to go if you hate people and fun, basically. And my brother wanted to go here because they have trivia, which by the way is also not fun because if I am one thing I am fucking competitive and I hate losing and will go out of my way to try to ruin the fun for everyone else if I do. Also the game itself is full of either esoteric questions or totally obvious ones and if you wait long enough they give you the answer. Total bullshit. \n\nOh so the restaurant itself I'm pretty sure is segregated. The hostess insisted that we sit at the bar even though the front dining area had plenty of tables open because she said there were only two waitresses for that area and they were already busy. So we walked through there and pretty much everybody was black. The bar had some people in it and (you should expect this if you've been reading carefully) they were all white. Probably a total coincidence. I'm not really sure but I'd guess Yelp might frown upon such a nonchalant accusation of segregation.\n\nThe only other time I've been to a Buffalo Wild Wings was in high school when I went with my friend Katie and these twins, Greg and whatever the gay one's name was. All I remember from that was the twins were really hot and I had a thing for Greg and didn't find out until January when I visited Katie in Brooklyn that a) Greg is her roommate now and b) he totally had a thing for me, too. So when we reunited we hella made out and I know my ex-boyfriend doesn't read this but if he does I might as well come clean about also making out with 3 other guys early on in our relationship because that's what you get when you date me for 5 months and refuse to acknowledge me as your girlfriend, asshole! This entire paragraph has nothing to do with this restaurant but whatever if I want to use Yelp as my diary I DAMN WILL. \n\nSo anyway we ordered like 25 wings for the table and I'll just cut to the chase, they sucked. I asked the waitress if they had anything that they didn't deep fry and she replied, \"Everything is fried.\" So I ate all this fried greasy food and felt horrible and my old college/post-college/occasionally current bulimia habit kicked in because I just didn't want that shit in my body. That is how bad Buffalo Wild Wings is. Fuck now I wish I would not have told my mom about Yelp because she reads my reviews now I guess. She said some of them are funny. SOME OF THEM?? She also says I'm \"too sarcastic so that I can sound edgy\" and to that I say you may be right but Yelp reviews are the only things keeping me from pulling the trigger on the Beretta I put to my forehead every night before bed, so just let me do this the way I want. Man, that was really dark. Now THAT'S edgy!\n\nWow what the hell was I even talking about? Oh yeah, I didn't like the wings here.
__label__1 Were it not for the people I was in the company of last night, I would have had an awful night at BWW. They cancelled trivia (which is why we went in the first place) because of the basketball game on the air craft carrier.  I get it, it's Veteran's Day, but it's not that like thats news - couldn't you have cancelled in advance?  I would have come another time.  There was an entire section of the restaurant that was closed, and yet you cancel? Annoying. We sat in the bar because trivia is held there (starting at 8) and the service left much to be desired.  Especially when I am eating Mango Habanero wings (holy mama! Tasty but super sneaky hot), I NEED my iced tea glass to stay full.  My Strawberry cream cheese pie was okay, but I wouldn't order it again as it was small and seemed to have a little frostbite.  The Spinach flatbread and consistent wing sauce wonderfulness kept this from being a 1 for me.
__label__0 Terrible.  Do not go here.  Severely disappointing. \n\nCame here with co-workers for some wings and drinks.  The wings were disgusting.  Sauces don't really cover all the wings--can clearly tell the wings are microwaved, and the sauces are drizzled on afterwards.  You can find better wings in the aisle of a local Harris Teeter.  I guess I should've gone with Wild Wing Cafe.\n\nService was just as bad.  We got seated in an area and had to wait a literal 15 minutes for someone to acknowledge us.  At that point, I had to personally ask to get us a server.  Otherwise, I'm pretty sure we would have sat there all evening.  She didn't mess up any orders, but didn't know what to do.  We order drinks, she tries to put the order in, but realizes she needs our IDs.  We don't get any napkins/utensils until requested.  Just stuff like that.\n\nOh yeah, bring your own carrots and celery--despite what the menu says, the wings do not come with it.  These pictures on Yelp! are deceiving.\n\n(AGAIN, DO NOT COME HERE).\n\ndmo out
__label__0 It's a chain, so I'm not going to comment on the food.  I've been to other Buffalo Wild Wing locations, and they are fine.  Wings, sauce, beer...it's all good.\n\nThe only reason I am reviewing this place is because the bartenders and service were absolutely HORRID!!!     \"We are attitude!\"\n\nThere are plenty of great places in Uptown Charlotte...please help to put THIS one out of business!
__label__1 This is less a bar than a hotel lobby.  It lacks a cool vibe or any real feel at all.  I did enjoy listening to some nice music but beware the cocktail menu without the prices on the tables.  I ordered a drink and it was $20!  They didn't even garnish it as stated in the menu.  They forgot my wife's garnish as well.  The drink was ok.  It should have been unbelievable for $20.  Just skip it.
__label__1 Despite the raving reviews this place got on Yelp, I can't say that I was impressed with my experience there. \n\nThis afternoon I decided to pop by the Larder and, I must admit, my expectations were high. Inside it was lovely, but nearly empty (hey, more room for me!). However, I was greated by the waitress in a very indifferent manner, I kinda felt as if I was disturbing her cleaning/packaging routine.\n\nThe service was kind of lackadasical but I didn't mind much anticipating great food. Well, that's where I was very disappointed. Don't get me wrong, the food was okay (no hairs in it, no dust on it), kind of. It just wasn't great. I had the pumpkin and goatcheese fritata which came with salad on the side. The fritata was ... well, ... bland really. There is no other word for it. The \"salad\" on the side was dressed with olive oil, that's it. No vinegar, nothing, just olive oil.\n\nThe food wasn't horrible, it was just a severe case of \"I could do this ten times better at home\". What annoyed me was that the plate looked as if someone had spent a great deal of time thinking of what would look pretty, but forgot to actually taste the food for seasoning and flavour.\n\nAll in all, I wouldn't go here again. It's pricey, and the food was bland to me. (Oh, and did I mention that my fritata was only warmed half-way through? The other side was still cold as it had just come out of the fridge!). Eek!\n\nI'd give this a miss, or I just caught them on a really, really bad day!
__label__3 Love it.  I can share because of larger portion.  Good meat....good everything.
__label__2 Relish BB is located in the beautiful Phoenician at the Golf House. The parking is close and easy. \n\nOnce seated you might see views of the golf course or watch the fireplace or the TVs. The decor is masculine and classic.\n\nOnce seated I noticed Ketchups and Mustards on all the tables that looked very used and I was afraid to use them.\n\nThe menu is very well written and offers many interesting choices of burgers and other items. They feature a large Tequila Collection and also offer adult boozy milk shakes and house made sodas.\n\nThe beef burgers are 8oz. of all natural Kobe Style that you get either on a house made egg bread Bun, or Bun-less over a Spicy Signature Salad. (most of the burgers cost $16.@)\n\nSoon someone runs the burgers out to us and the waitress is right behind and ask us if we need anything. We said no and she tells us to enjoy our meals.\n\nI picked the Classic Burger in the knife and fork style (bun-less) I'm not sure if it was missing the lettuce, tomato, and onion but I did get those ingredients in the signature salad that it came over. The burger it's self was tasty and seasoned but cooked a bit more than the medium I requested and came out medium well that's passible. The burger was still tasty. I thought my sweet potato fries were over cooked but still ok. I liked the signature salad but I think it might be too spicy for some people as it had lots of spicy pickled peppers in it. My two toppings were onion rings and queso fundido and both were tasty.\n\nMy husband got the South Western Burger requested Medium Rare. That burger also came out Medium Well. He said it was delicious but should be medium rare or at least close to medium rare. Especially when you are paying $16. for a burger in a really nice BURGER place.\n\nWe kept eating and were worried that nobody would come over to check on us. So I turned around and was watching our waitress watching TV in the bar and made eye contact. Soon she runs over and ask how things are. My husband shows her his burger and agrees that the burger isn't medium rare and offers to make him a new one. He already ate half of the burger and at this point doesn't want another burger. \n\nThey did take his burger off our bill and that was good on RBB's part but still doesn't change the fact that they served us over cooked burgers.\n\nThis should be a 4-5 star review as tasty as the food really was but the execution was too far off to give 4 stars.\n\n I thought the food was good enough that I will go back and try a different burger next time. I figure maybe we just hit them on an off day or a day when the management was away.\n\nIf you have a Preferred Scottsdale Card you can get one meal for free.
__label__0 The last time I was there, They had the nerve to want to charge me for a to-go water for $.99 cent. F**** this place. I just got done dishing out $8.50 for lunch, then that was the icing on the cake.
__label__4 I loved this restaurant.\nI travel all over the country and always eat Indian if I can.  Vegetarian friendly.  Gluten Free friendly.\nCasual atmosphere.\nThe staff is overwhelmingly nice, warm, friendly.  By the time we left, I felt like they were friends.  I let them pick out my food using my Gluten Free restrictions and was amazed with my meal.  The Bhel Poori was so unique and filled with flavor.  The dosa tasted like the dosa's that I ate in India.\n\nThe owner(s) sang songs and entertained us unexpectedly.  We meant to pop into the restaurant for a quick meal.....we left feeling like we had a casual night out on the town with new friends.\n\nGo eat at Pyaars!  Then go back.  This place is near a movie theater and is so new that it had no sign yet.  Find it...it will not disapoint!
__label__1 Was ok. Nice place and clean and yes everyone speaks English lol but didn't get the full pedi experience. No foot massage , no exfoliation , no scrubbing the feet ( which is the main reason I go). Didn't even get lotions up. But everyone was nice and accommodating
__label__3 Excellent!!!  We were craving a bit of comfort food on afternoon (a little hungover) and this place hit the spot.  They even deliver, get ready for it, ICECREAM!!!  I ordered the stuffed mushroom and swiss burger, this was delicious and possibly the biggest burger I have ever had!  The fries were actually cooked and not soggy.  The icecream or cement mixers are to die for!!!! I highly recommend this place when you need a little comfort food and don't want to leave the house!
__label__0 The beef was overcooked, dry, and mostly tasteless. That said, it was still \"tender\" as it was cut thin/against the grain (it is possible for meat to be both tender/dry/overcooked). I used a groupon to eat there so I wasn't too disappointed, however if I had paid full price I would have been pretty pissed. For what they charge (close to 10 bucks for a sandwich/fries/drink) it needs to be a heck of a lot better than what they serve.
__label__2 Let me preface this review by saying it should be a first. Full of Bull has opened a new store on State St. (where the T-Bell/KFC was previously). I'll get over the loss of stat points for myself in time. \n\nI had the Boston Cheesesteak, and it was a delicious treat of gluttonous proportions. It's a perfect decision for that Saturday/Sunday lunch to recovery. \n\nI also went with the curly fries as a side, and I was pleased, but not overwhelmed. \n\nI'm a sucker for cheesesteak, and I'll definitely be heading back for seconds. \n\nAll in all, 3/5 for Full of Bull on State St.
__label__4 This is the best Buffalo Wild Wings I've ever been to!\n\nWe went on a Sunday afternoon for football, right before the Cardinals game. Now, anytime I've done this before at a different BDubs, I always end up regretting not getting there sooner because it's so full! But this place is like an undiscovered gem - there were actual open tables!\n\nThe service was par for Buffalo Wild Wings: nothing special but not disappointing.\n\nThe food was also par: great!\n\nGo here for the football games before people discover it!
__label__3 Food was great! Service was pretty good over all great time
__label__2 Getting shoes from the Garage makes me do the \"S\" MSN face. You know, the one that makes your mouth squiggle in a disapproving manner!\n\nStilettos, sandals and slip ons are all very cheap in here - but a bit cheaply made. There's a very tacky sheen that shines through this place - it's all strip lighting, mirrored walls and an array of shoes that look like they'll cave in within the first week of wear.\n\nThey have improved marginally over the past couple of years, hence the three stars. But The Garage is still pretty trashy, and shamelessly so. If you have a shred of common sense you'll be able to see that for yourself!
__label__0 On a recent trip to Icehouse we noticed our server sitting at a nearby table throughout most of our meal. Another server frequently came by our table to refill our water or to apologize for slow service. At one point I happened to look down and noticed bright green gum stuck to the back of both my legs and all over my knee high boots. Someone had stuck their chewed gum to the front of the seat. Upon letting the other server know so we could possibly get a towel or napkin I noticed our server still sitting at the other table. Finally she came by and when we once again mentioned the gum assuming someone would offer a towel or an apology she replied \"We all have personal problems.\" Um, what?!? \n\nIt wasn't her or the restaurant's fault obviously and I wasn't looking for a free meal or even an offer to cover the cleaning costs, but an apology or visit by the manager would have gone a long way. Just stop by the table with a wet towel, apology and offer to help and it would have been fixed. The gum came off and aside from some inconvenience and embarrassment at walking around with the backs of my legs covered in gum there is no lasting effect -- aside from the determination NEVER to go back to Icehouse. \n\nThat server was obnoxious and the management lacking.
__label__2 This place is great for drinks and nachos.  The BBQ chicken nachos i have had there the past two times have been amazing.  \n\nThe overall menu is basic to boring, and the staff seems preoccupied and dull.  But when you are there to hang out for a couple hours and have beers, it isn't a huge issue.
__label__4 My friend hired Cuteology Cakes to do dessert tiers  for my recent baby shower.  They were absolutely adorable and delicious!  Not only were they presented beautifully, they tasted yummy.  There were three tiers made up of chocolate dipped oreos, red velvet cake balls, and banana chocolate mini cupcakes.  The guests loved them, as did I!
__label__3 It's hard to find good banh mi in this town. I was excited to find a place with pretty good reviews. \n\nThe pickled veggies were perfect and the bread was just how I like it; soft on the inside and crispy on the outside.  I would have preferred they not use mayonnaise as the condiment of choice and I'll know for next time to request it with no mayo and peppers on the side. \n\nAll in all, I was happy with my inexpensive dinner choice.\n\n...and, oh joy, it tastes just as good the next day!  Yay leftovers.
__label__1 For nearly $8 for a turkey club i was severely dissapointed when the bread ended up being stale and hard. And you could totally tell that the cheese was the cheap processed american slices type. Walking in it seems like they sacrificed quality food for a showy appearance.
__label__4 I lost my bahn mi virginity here. I had no expectations, but I was treated with a great sandwich that cost me $3.29. The crust was actually softer than I was expecting. The jalape\u00f1o was a nice touch with the pickled carrots and daikon, just the right amount of heat that also added that freshness along with the cilantro. I even got a watermelon boba to wash it all down and it was a perfect way to finish the meal.
__label__1 What a disappointment. Tried this place when my favorite noodle place was packed. This place was quiet. I should have known better. \nThere were several people in the kitchen eating and all were  hanging out.\nMy bahn mi sandwich was quite ordinary. The bread was not fresh, the vegetables had no flavor.\nWhile waiting for my soup (#90) to arrive, a person came through the back door and I watched as many pots and containers of food went into the kitchen. It seems that the food is cooked off site and  is delivered.\nWhen my soup arrived it was also quite ordinary. The noodles tasted like rubber, the meat had no flavor, the veggies tasted like they had been stored too long.\nThere are many places that offer much better options. \nMy recommendation would be to go next door to the Noodle Pot for good soup.
__label__2 OK for a quick breakfast. No one can mess up a nova lox sandwich. Bottomless drinks are a plus.
__label__2 Wasn't to impressed with there bacon & cheddar sandwich. The bacon was cold,eggs were mediocre,cheese tastes nasty. I asked them to toast it,they didn't. It tasted like they put it in the microwave for 10 seconds. The only thing that was good was the asiago bagel.
__label__2 Pricey for the location. I took my Dad there and we ordered the house Cabernet and shocking it was $9/glass. The crab cakes were puny and mediocre. My Dad ordered the french pork chops which he said was very good. I am willing to try this place again but will order something different and ask what's up with over priced house wine.
__label__3 Had dinner here with a couple of coworkers here tonight.  We are not from the area and got a tip from a local to check this place out.   A little disappointed they didn't have saut\u00e9ed mushrooms for the ribeye steak.   Two of us had the ribs which were a 6 out of 10.   The best part if the meal was our delightful server, Brittany.   She said she usually works the bar but tonight we had the pleasure of having her as our server.  Very nice, fun, funny girl who made the whole experience.   I'll give the service a 5 out of 5.
__label__1 I come here often as it's close to home and there aren't many good happy hours that go past 6pm. Sadly since the new ownership the food has gone downhill. Green chili pork is nothing like it used to be and flatbread is sadly awful. I will continue to come for hh though and hope the food gets back to the quality it used to be.
__label__3 Haq's is a good quality Indian takeaway on Leith Walk which offers great food and pretty fast delivery.  My flatmates and I ordered a curry from here last year and it arrived speedily and at a fairly reasonable price.  We had one their menus put under our door earlier in the year and decided to give them a shot when none of us could be bothered cooking or walking to get a takeaway.  My only complaint of Haq's is that the phone call to order the food was about as strenuous as walking to the nearest Indian probably would have been.  My mate had to repeat just about every detail twice and was literally screaming our address down the phone at the guy.  \nAfter this, however, the food seemed to take no time to arrive and only cost about \u00a38-9 each, including delivery.  I had the chicken Kathmandu which was delicious with good quality meat, but just about blew my head off it was so hot!  I would recommend Haq's for delivery, just practise your elocution prior to the phone call.
__label__3 Very helpful bunch of people, they have special offers and if you cannot find what you are looking for (doubtful, but can happen) they are happy to advise on alternatives or even attempt to order it for you.\nThey even helped me when I was trying to learn and order in Mandarin!\n\nThey are always well stocked and full of value and difficult to source products.\nThe place is a bit cramped and seeing how popular they are they should move to a bigger location.. but that would mean loosing them from Leith Walk .. so no.
__label__3 The pies from this place are amazing.  I'm a pretty greedy eater so I had both a chicken curry and an apple pie from Storries the other day which were both delicious.  The bakery is hidden deep in Leith Walk and doesn't look much from the outside, but within it feels nice and warm with an enticing aroma circulating about the place.  Their front counter has great array of cakes, sponges, doughnuts and intricate confectionary.  They also make their own large steak pies for big family meals which are apparantly made only of the finest quality beef.\nThe pastry on the pies which I tasted was really nice and buttery, whilst the fillings were delicious.  They only cost about \u00a31 each and I will definitely be going back for more soon!
__label__2 Centurion is really cute on the inside (which seats about 8 people).  Great patio if you can stand the heat now that it is warmer.  I've passed it a gazillion times during First Fridays.   I just went there for lunch with the Pita Jungle was again packed and informed me that my wait would be 20 minutes (after I had already waited 15).  \nI thought the seating was really cozy with chandeliers and empty wine bottles.\nWe had prosciutto wrapped stuffed mushrooms which were served with a tarrogon (?) cream sauce.  I had a three bean salad, my dining companions had the truffled mushroom panini and the special of the day which was a meatball dish.\nWe were seated inside, and you could watch the kitchen.  My salad looked really pretty, but lacked really any flavor.  I mean, any flavor.  I'm not a huge salt fan, but at the same time, there was literally no flavor.  My salad leaves were dressed in a little oil and that was it.  The white beans were cold (which was fine) but again tasted of nothing.  The middle preparation was a white bean puree with some truffle oil that was cold a bit congealed.\nThe panini was much better.  Served on good ciabatta bread, that seemed to be a hit.\nThe meatballs were interesting.  There was no real description by the hostess, we were expecting a more traditional meatball served in red sauce.  This turned out to be a more swedish meatball concoction served with carrots and potatos.  \nOverall, the food was fine but average.  I came back to the office smelling really greasy though since we sat next to the kitchen.  I would suggest the patio if you want to try the place.
__label__4 They say that good things come in small packages but it's hard to imagine so much good in such a tiny place.  And it is tiny.  The tables inside will seat 12 people - total!  There are 6 bistro table seating 2 each and space for 4 more at the bar which overlooks the kitchen.  All this in a space about the size of a single car garage.  And since you're sharing the same room as the kitchen expect to go home smelling like the food.  \nOK, so it's small but the food makes it all worth it.  I had the duck pizza which comes with an apple demiglace on a wonderful crust.  My companion had dijon tilapia.  Both were outstandingly tasty.  \nIf you're someone who prefers a hole in the wall with excellent food this one is worth the trip.  But with seating for only 12 - 16 people, make reservations well in advance.
__label__3 Just moved to the neighborhood and this place is just around the corner.  Very small place, but definitely embraces the local arts scene with lots of art inside as well as lit up empty liquor and wine bottles on the wall.  Bar Maximus is attached as well for more space and lively atmosphere.  Food is very eclectic.  I had a pizza, but not just any pizza.  Sausage, cheddar cheese, and jelly (yes, jelly).  Unusual?  You bet.  Tasty?  Very.  The waitress was very friendly and the owner also came by to check on us.  My one disappointment was the beer and wine list.  It was pretty limited in variety.  Might be an area for improvement.  That said, very happy to have this neighborhood hangout spot.  Would gladly take friends here.
__label__0 I had been following Torched Goodness for quite some time on FB, hoping for a day I would be able to make it to an event. I was really excited when I saw they were coming to GCC for an event during the Spring 2013 semester. \n\nWhen we went up to the truck, the server was cleaning the steps leading up to the truck, he seemed rather annoyed as he stopped, jumped inside and took our order. I thought okay, surely now he will wash his hands..... nope and then he continued to be annoyed with us when he had to ask another truck for change for our $20. \n\nNeedless to say I was rather disappointed with the whole experience and really apprehensive to even try our cr\u00e8me brulee. I know they are in containers and only flamed on top, but really, who wants someone to go from scrubbing the floor to serving their food, with no good hand wash in between?!
__label__1 My wife and I took a tour of the Grand Canyon from Las Vegas.  The Native Americans that own the land are making millions of dollars.  Ok let me begin with the Skywalk.  To walk on the Skywalk it's $32.00 per person.  You have to put your belongings in a free locker.  At least the locker is free.  After that you have to walk by a metal detector.  Then we waited 45 mins to walk on the Skywalk.  When we got there the visitor center is not even finish yet.  It was till gutted.  I guess once the visitor center is finish the fee will go up.  The photographers was bunch of kids they didn't know how to take good pictures.  He even asked me if the flash was working.  The view from the Skywalk was not all that.  The glass was full of hard water stain so it's not clear when you look down.  Ok here's the funny part.  They want $30.00 each for your pic.  If you want all your pic they will put it in a USB for only $80.00.  Haha that was funny.  If you are thinking about going here skip Skywalk and go straight to Guano Point the view is better.  And the BBQ pork is the best.
__label__3 Great concept and awful hours. I like the bolanis being served right now, they're savory and one of the best ways to warm yourself up in the winter.
__label__2 Stopped in at 5:30 for a quick dinner. Place was nearly empty except for a few regulars at the bar. Service was prompt and the food was fine. Nothing too remarkable.
__label__2 Elements is a gift shop in Aria that sells cigarettes , snacks and some interesting , random gifts and suveniors . They had blackjack strategy cards for $2 which was kinda random but nice . The snacks and beverages at this store might be kind of overpriced just like everything else in Vegas but the great thing about this store is that they're open 24 hours .
__label__2 Clean shop with friendly staff.\n\nYou are not allowed to shoot certain types of firearms there unless you are a member (Class-3 & shotguns, for example) -  The person I spoke to about this could not explain \"why\" they had this rule.
__label__1 Turkey Club not good...avoid. Should have gotten seafood. The turkey was Hormel quality and the sandwich just didn't work out well as it was overloaded with mayo. Cole Slaw was homemade, but tasted like it was made awhile ago with frigerator burn. Bartenders were nice, but it really is a horrible situation in that place. One side has karokee, which is painful to listen to 90% of the time and it is loud. The other side blasts the music constantly and allows smoking as well, both not good for my liking. There is no escape at Ernie's - two sides of hell. Enjoy.
__label__4 Sandra's customer service to me was outstanding on the selling of the furniture!!! And Javier and his workers were outstanding in the delivery of the furniture!!! First Sandra, she answered all of my many questions. Then I had her talk and answer my wife's (who was in Pa.) questions over the phone. Yes, the price was higher than I wanted to pay for patio furniture, but with the Arizona weather I didn't want to be buying furniture every two or three years.\nThey are so confident about their products that all their furniture is displayed outside to show their customers how well it keeps in the Arizona weather. So after an hour or so of discussion and looking at all the selections, I decided on the furniture. But since my stairwells in my house are narrow, Sandra suggested I measure the width before I finalize the purchase.\nReturning later that day with the measurements, I met Javier. Javier said if my measurements are correct, the couch and chair will not fit through the stairwells (the furniture is for our bedroom balcony which is on the fourth level of our home). To make sure of the measurements, Javier and I jumped in his car and went to my place so he could be sure that my numbers were correct. Unfortunately, my measurements were correct.\nSo the deal is off????? Wrong!! Javier comes up with the idea of renting a crane to place the frame of the couch and the chair on the roof of my building. Then he and his workers would lower the furniture down from the roof to the balcony. After imagining all the things that could wrong, I agreed to the plan.\nWell it worked to perfection!!!!!! No incidents or damage to property or bodies. The furniture looks absolutely fantastic on our balcony!!!!!\nSandra and Javier were excellent in handling everything that was needed to satisfy my purchase and delivery. You can't ask for better Unique Patio Creations. Thanks Guys!!!!!
__label__0 This is not the Shawarma I am used to. If you want real Shawarma, you have to go to Dearborn, Michigan, or Lebanon. This is not even close. It was aweful. I still have not found a place on the West Coast that makes good authentic Shawarma sandwiches.\n\nShawarma is lamb or chicken that is spiced and cooks while it turns on a ventricle roaster. The cooked meat is cut off as it turns and then rolled in pita bread. The meat shawarma usually comes warped with onions and tahini sauce with pickled turnips. The chicken is rolled with a garlic sauce and pickled cucumbers. Both sandwiches are then placed on a panini grill to toast the bread. That is a shawarma sandwich.\n\nNote******\nThis place was on Dirty Dining in July. I just seen that today on the Channel 13 website.
__label__3 Pretty good but i'm sure i'll frequent this fine establishment more often as it gets colder.\n\nGood bang to buck ratio. I didnt go for any premium cuts of meat and grabbed the 3 meat combo. Cant exactly remember the three cuts of meat other than one being eye of round but i had about 4 plates of it so mission accomplished. \n\nI would highly recommend grabbing the Sukiyaki style. The sweet soy has much more flavor and everything that comes out of it, especially the udon noodles, much MUCH better. Dont forget to add a healthy scoop of minced garlic as it'll give it a lot more depth. \n\nNoodle and Veggie plates are premade which can be a bit annoying as each plate had too little or too much of one thing or another. Meat plates are done right and slices to order. Depending on where you sit you can watch your meat being sliced and assembled which is nice. No browning of meat that's been stacked on top of another and left in the fridge. \n\nFour instead of five stars mainly due to my mistake of ordering the shabu shabu instead of the Sukiyaki. Pretty much ended up grabbing Anthony M's left other broth and threw it into my own which turned out A LOT better then expected but one of hte staff came by and topped me off with shabu shabu water/broth and it got watered down. Not his mistake but i didnt get to try how everything tasted in Sukiyaki.
__label__4 Great korean owned restaurant, server was very attentive and helpful
__label__0 the food was good and so was the iced coffee but they really did not want to give me much coffee. the first time i went there i got a regular size iced coffee and it was more like a cup of ice with coffee. it was delicious so i decided to go the following day, i ordered another iced coffee, this time i asked for less ice. when i got my coffee, it was filed up 3/4 way, i asked the cashier sarcastically \"you guys dont fill up the cup\" and all he told me was \"u asked for less ice\". it was disappointing, i would look for  new place with good iced coffee because they just dont really want to give you your money's worth,
__label__1 24/7 is always appealing to me but I'm not so sure about this one.\n\nI grabbed a special combo meat bahn mi #11. It was decent, but I've had better and it needed more filling/sauce/pickles/everything than it did. BF got a ham, turkey, cheese croissant. Decent, but not something out of the ordinary. The one thing that made the sandwiches less enjoyable is the haphazard way of throwing the ingredients in. Really, with no crazy rush of people waiting for food and a dozen employees around no one can be bothered to evenly spread out the toppings? \n\nI got a avocado shake and the BF got taro shake. Again, standard. Now the drinks made the guy at the register really confused. The BF was debating on a taro drink, but asked if they can do it just on ice instead of smoothie. The guy told him to \"get a Italian soda. I like passionfruit\".  So the BF then says, \"I'd like a regular Sierra Mist\" so he can get something simple that won't confused the guy. The guy looked so confused and looked at the board behind him for minutes and goes \"coke??soda\". \"Yes, that is a type of soda up there\". He didn't know how to ring it up and just rang up some tea that wasn't even the same price. The BF just told him to cancel it and ring up the damn taro smoothie if that was easier. Seriously, you don't know what Sierra Mist is? \n\nAnother ding is that all the tables were dirty. All the booths were dirty so we went to find the least dirty table. At mightnight you seriously couldn't find time to wipe tables with 10 fucking staff members and maybe 2 tables occupied??!!\n\n Even without dirty tables and confused personnel the taste is just A-OK/3 star worthy at most. I don't really see myself coming here during daytime since there are other bahn mi spots that are better. However for late night eats, I welcome anything into the rotation if I am absolutely sick and tired of everything else. I may come back late night, but that means it's a last choice.
__label__0 I really want to like this place because it has a great rep in Cali, its 24/7 and clean. I gave it a second chance and although the kinks in service seem to have been fixed, the food still sucks. \nPositives - bread is soooo good! Pastries and coffee soooo good! But its a sandwich shop and they continue to be ridiculously skimpy on the amnt of meat (had grilled pork again), picked veggies are kind of bland guessing not soaked long enough. So I give up - no more Lee's for me
__label__1 I'd rather have a bottled drink than ever order their smoothies ever again. I tried lychee smoothie and it was SO sweet, it didn't taste authentic or fruity at all. In fact, it just tasted like milk and sugar. Tons of sugar. My friend disliked his thai tea as well, TOO MUCH SUGAR. The reason why I find it so sweet is because my regular boba spot is Tea Station, and their lychee snow is JOYGASMIC.\n\nI will say that I loved the sandwich I ordered, which was bbq pork. I don't mind raw onions and the spice, it was good. My phone picked up wifi there, but it does require a password. I didn't inquire about it since I'm not there to surf the internet.\n\nMy friend also ordered beignets- now beignets are basically french donuts. Fried dough. WTF LEE'S. You come up with mini sweet pita pockets. When you bite into it, it's just.... empty. I really don't know if I'm going to go back. The place is so pretty at first glance, but it's a huge mindxuck.\n\nOh, I forgot to mention. Yes there's plenty of space to sit down. But it's not like anyone wipes down tables or clean the floors. Every table had at least some crumbs, and the floor under the table we sat at was so dirty. Shoe grime. Didn't catch it until we finally left. Blehh. =/
__label__2 I had the #6 BBQ Pork...They could put more meat on the sandwiches BUT that might take away from the awesomeness of what they are serving. The bread and its crunchiness is #1 with me followed by the different ingredients on these sandwiches compared to your typical Deli Sandwich = thinly sliced carrot, jalapeno and stuff I dont know LOL!!. They do serve Deli style sandwiches but why do that when you can have something different. And the price is right = $3.39.\n\nI am a former General Manager of a Steakhouse and I KNOW that if the owner is taking care of the little things, more than likely they have already covered the Big things. You can see by the cleanliness of the restroom = Ice in the Urinals!! That they are on the ball. I like the dining room also with the Large screen TV;s and the big over sized booths. \n\nSo if you are in China Town, stop in and enjoy a nice sandwich. Why not? I cant think of a reason. : )
__label__0 There's a Lee's in SF and it's pretty gross, so I don't know why I even bothered. \n\nThe place smelled like Pine Sol and vomit.\n\nThe Tofu Bahn Mi was gross. The veggies didn't seem fresh and the bread was way over toasted, so I was left with something very dry, almost powdery once bitten into. I was hungover and starving, so I tossed the bread and ate the stuff inside. Still gross.\n\nIt was my homegirl's birthday, so I hassled the kid behind the counter about giving her something and he gave her one thousand sesame balls. They were chewy, old, and missing the essential bean paste inside.\n\nI hate you, Lee.
__label__4 holy asian Banh mi!!! What a killer sandwich!!1 i had been wanting to check this place out every time I came to Vegas, but never got a chance. Not this time, no way. I got a barbecue beef banh mi and it only cost me like $3.75!! The bread was perfect, the veggies nice and crisp and the meat was moist and delicious! Get there, NOW!!
__label__2 had the #6 and also an order of wings. for the price it was great. it was good but not great. on the plus side, its 24 hours.
__label__1 I adore Lee's Sandwiches for their convenience but it's not consistent between different locations.  \nThis location is great because it's relatively close to the strip and it is open 24 hours.  However, the sandwiches, drinks and pastries are much better at the Lee's in California.\nOverall, Lee's Sandwiches is just overpriced Banh Mi's. \n\nreminder: there's a 25 cents additional charge per item after hours
__label__1 I'm not sure when this started but tonight I noticed a sign that states from 9pm to 5am there is a 25 cent surcharge on every item sold. The establishment is open 24 hours. It's ridiculous that they would operate in this manner.  Are they paying their employees more in the evening? Highly doubtful. \n\nBread was delicious as usual. Hot and fresh.
__label__0 Don't bother with the grilled chicken it was mostly bread, the club was better and whats the deal with refills.
__label__0 ZERO STARS!  I don't know why we punish ourselves by returning to this place after promising to never return. I guess deep down inside you hope that major changes may have occured but alas....\n\nI am beggin my fellow Yelpers to never, ever make the mistake of going to this sorry excuse for a restaurant unless you enjoy a dirty restaurant, cold food, old food, bugs galore (gnats, flies, and spiders oh my!..I'm sure I could find a roach if I looked hard enough), sh*tty management, snotty hostesses, the buffet-attendant drinking a drink at the buffet, and probably the worst & most unfriendliest waitresses you could possibly have, \n\nTake it from me. Go elsewhere. PLEASE. If I could afford to pay for billboard space in their parking lot, I would warn the world to stay away. Heck, I'd even pay you guys to put this up on ROTD just to help spread the word.\n\nYour pal,\nWalter
__label__0 You would think a taco shop would have better tacos than Jack in the Box, but JIB wins over this place.  I had 3 tacos (one beef, and two steak).  The beef taco was incredibly greasy, malformed, and had little flavor.  The two steak tacos had a chewy mystery meat, and were also lacking flavor.....I won't be back.
__label__4 After stumbling through various Japanese restaurants that serve decent bowls of ramen, I've finally found a place that specializes at it. In fact, it's pretty much all they serve. Their menu reminded me of an In-N-Out menu: You either order a tonkotsu ramen or a miso ramen. If you don't want ramen, there's fried rice and some basic Japanese apps. Not much in terms of variety. But, if this is what you're in the mood for, they do it great.\n\nI started off with an order of gyoza for an app. Simple stuff and what you'd expect. Nothing to write home about. Then, came the steamy bowl of tonkotsu ramen. The broth was a real winner here. A lot of places that I have tried never really got the broth quite right. This was one place where the flavor really hit the spot. Even though it's a scorching 100+ degrees outside, a routine stop for a bowl of ramen here is worth having. Next time I drop by, I will probably give their fried rice a shot.\n\nMonta is a tiny, quaint little place, though not very crowded when I went. It started out empty when we walked in, but started filling up as we were slurping up our noodles. I wouldn't expect a wait for a table, but I could see it happening if this place picks up in popularity.
__label__3 Yummy.  The extra meat and boiled egg sides are a must.  I tried the pork ramen bowl.  Order the extra noodles if you're not full off the bowl.\n\nFriendly staff.\n\nGood portions.\n\nAffordable.
__label__3 Very Clean tasting. Pleasing meal.
__label__3 Was visiting for a few days, why oh why did I wait until my last day  shere?  Tonkatsu ramen was creamy and savory at the same time, delicious!  Gyoza was also memorable.\n\nWhat I wish were not so memorable were the waitresses yelling the orders to the kitchen.  Please don't yell over my head, why don't you actually start shouting out the order to the kitchen when you have completed your short walk over there instead?
__label__3 I've been to ramen places all over from LA, SF, Hawaii and more, and I am a fan of Monta. It definitely has similar quality of ramen compared to many of the other places that I frequent in LA and SF. I ordered the basic staple of Tonkatsu ramen. The broth was very good, not too greasy or salty, but a great combination of pork flavors. The noodles were also well cooked, not too soft or al dente. Then comes the best part, the large pork pieces that are placed in the ramen. They are thinly sliced with a portion of fat that just makes it taste so good. I always want more, and often do order extra pork for my ramen, since they usually only give you about 2-3 pieces and after you have them, you want more. The ramen also comes with some other ingredients and if you start adding some extra ingredients, the cost of your bowl of ramen will add up (including a soft-boiled egg, extra noodles, some vegetables, and more). Overall, this is a quality ramen joint that I will definitely go back to again.
__label__2 Before I finally tried this place, a couple people told me this was the best noodles in Vegas. I has the T. Shoyu noodles & Takana fried rice. Both were filling & okay, but I thought pho was more satisfying. Don't think I'll be back. I tried seeing if they had siracha hot sauce, but the server ignored me. These are only my opinions, perhaps many others think Monta is one of the best as well.
__label__4 I have been here five weekends in a row and last weekend I didn't, only because I was out of town.  No matter...I'll be back on my ramen kick starting up again this weekend, woohoo!\n\nI have not been able to stray away from the tonkotsu-shoyu ramen with char shu (pork), nitamago (egg) and nori (seaweed.)  I've ordered and enjoyed it every single time.\n\nSee you again this weekend Monta!
__label__3 Holy crap the miso ramen is really salty. The broth is still good though..you can really taste the miso. My sister had the tonkatsu ramen, which was much less salty, so I liked it more than the miso. Both soups were yummy. It's amazing how they get the broth to be so creamy without any butter!\n\nKimchi rice is meh, it wasn't as kimchi-y as I would have liked it to be.\n\nFYI: they have different noodles for each broth. The miso ramen has a thicker, chewier noodle (dericious) while the tonkatsu ramen has a thinner noodle that I didn't really care for. I didn't do this, but you could probably ask for the thicker noodle + the tonkatsu broth! \n\nTry to go early to avoid lines! We went around 6 PM, and by the time we left (630), there was a long line outside the door. Everyone seems to be in and out pretty fast, though.
__label__2 We ordered ramen with pork and the pork was just too fatty.  I didn't understand why they chose pork belly.  The broth was okay, wasn't awesome and wasn't terrible.  I'll stick with something other than ramen and try something else next time.
__label__3 What a great find in Las Vegas! Initially, I didn't come here with much expectations because no other ramen places I've been to have impressed me as much as Ramen Dojo in NorCal. Knowing that the capacity of Monta Noodle House fit around 20 or so customers, I anticipated a wait so arrived 30 minutes before opening on a Friday afternoon. Arriving early got me a table right at opening...yay to that! so COME EARLY to avoid waiting. \n\nMonta Noodle House offers three different kinds of broth but I got a recommendation from one of their regular customers to order the tonkatsu-shoyu combo broth! The standard bowl comes with noodles, bamboo shoots, onions, and two pieces of pork. I wanted the ultimate ramen experience so I added on some extra stuff to spice up my bowl - I added the soft boiled egg (a must for every ramen bowl!), sweet yellow corn and shredded green onions (MUST add - gives great flavoring to the whole bowl). I also garnished my ramen bowl with the togarashi chili powder and sesame seeds! The addition of sesame seeds in the bowl was just perfect =) I have to say the best part about this place is the ramen that they used - the noodles were so soft & the thickness was about the size of egg noodles but with a softer texture. I definitely enjoyed this.They also give you plenty of noodles to fill you up real GOOD! \n\nIf you're ever craving ramen in Las Vegas and can wake up early enough after a night of partying..remember to check this place out! It's located in Chinatown so having a rental car is convenient. Solid 4 stars for satisfaction and it's location in VEGAS!!\n\nFYI: I also heard that the kimchee fried rice was also good to try. \n\nHappy Eating =)
__label__3 A little tiny tiny place with a huge huge line (get there early or late).  Make sure to sign in on their waiting list as soon as you get there. Ramen=Mmmmmmm~\nMy bf and I didn't care much for the miso ramen but others were excellente~ :)  We'll definitely going back for more when we get a chance to visit LV.
__label__3 The ramen and the fried rise are amazing the only bad thing is the service was rude
__label__4 Despite my father's criticisms about this place (he's really picky when it comes to Japanese food), I decided to go here with my friends.\n \nI've been here a good number of times and I think it's safe to say that this ramen house is good. And I mean GOOD.\n\nI order the same thing every time: the shoyu ramen. The noodles are fantastic, the broth very flavorful, and the toppings, including the chashu, complete the bowl. Oh, and the fried rice is pretty good, too!\n\nThe place has a cozy and traditional feel to it. It's a very small establishment, but this is what you should expect from an authentic Japanese restaurant. This comes with a quick and friendly staff.\n\nNeed to go to this place more often since it's already getting really cold.
__label__2 The broth was a bit salty for my palette but I thought the ramen was all around decent.  I would definitely recommend the shredded green  onion as a topping because it really added a nice chewy texture to the ramen.  Trust, it will not disappoint!  And the chashu is cooked perfectly.  It will melt in your mouth.\n\nIt gets really crowded during lunchtime and the place is pretty small so plan accordingly.  It's priced right under $7 so the price is definitely right.\n\nI'm Korean so I love that they offer a side of kimchee.  It's a must.  They also had a mustard green side which was WAYYYY salty..  I definitely would not order that again. \n\nMonta's legit.  It's run by all Japanese which also means excellent service..
__label__4 The best ever! Everything about this place is awesome! Kimchee rice++
__label__4 We came with a party of 9, and they were very accommodating.  I got the Miso Ramen, which comes with the thick, curly noodles.  The regular Tonkotsu ramen comes with the thin noodles, which I don't really like, so read the descriptions carefully.  I added corn to my ramen, and it was perfect!  We also shared some gyoza and fried rice.  The gyoza is ok, but the fried rice had lots of green onions.  \n\nYes, this place is small, but the crowd just shows how great the food and service is here.  We got to sit at the counter and watch the guys make all the food.  It was the best seat in the house!
__label__3 Food: 4\nService: 4\nAtmosphere: 3. Cramped in a strip mall (which is of course typical in LV.). It is located in the same strip mall as another popular Japanese place, Raku.\n\nFIRST IMPRESSION and ORDERING\nAs we stood waiting for about maybe 15-20 min, we peeked over to the table of 4 who were eating on a table smack right next to the entry door where everyone was standing & waiting. We saw that the fried rice looked a tad greasy and so did the ramen broth. My dinner companion gave me that look of \"hmmm\" and I said \"I guess we'll just try it since we're already here\". We were curious to compare this to our usual Ramen Dojo (San Mateo, CA).\n\nWe ordered one tonkotsu $6.95 (+egg $1.50  and corn $0.50), one shoyu ramen $6.95 with extra chasu (+4 pieces, $2.50) and one kimchi fried rice $6.95 (hoping this would be less greasy than the regular fried rice and it was slightly less common in the Ramen place).  Having not eaten lunch that day, we were huuungry and ready to devour our order as soon as it arrived. First impression: noodles presentation looked neat and mouthwatering; the ingredients were neatly arranged on top and the bowl of ramen looked quite appetizing. Especially with 2 hungry stomachs impatiently waiting to devour them. LOL. \n\nThe broth didn't appear as greasy as my earlier glance at the previous table.  There was a curious black ring around each of the chasu (more about this later) that's usually not present in the other ramen's place chasu piece.  Interesting, we thought.\n\nThe fried rice still looked a tad on the greasy side by the shines it showed. But in all fairness, I haven't ordered Japanese fried rice in a ramen place for some time. Maybe they all look like that.\n\nNow on to the fun part.\n\nFOOD\nThe broth on the tonkotsu ramen was delish. Slightly on the lighter side compared to Ramen Dojo, but it was still good. One big difference that made Ramen Dojo's broth more 'hearty' and tasty was the addition of chicken bits in their broths. If you like a lighter version of Tonkotsu broth, you will like Monta's version better.\n\nThe shoyu broth was light yet had a lot of flavor. \n\nThe tonkotsu bowl came with thin noodles. We both were very curious how good (smooth) this thin noodle would be. While not as 'smooth' as some of the other thin ramen noodles we've tried in Japan, we were pleasantly surprised at how smooth and tasty it was. So, thumbs up here.\n\nThe noodles in the shoyu bowl was also pretty good. It is the yellow, thicker, curly kind; of course heavier than the one in the tonkotsu bowl, yet not super-heavy.\n\nAs for the curious black ring around the chasu, as you probably have guessed, it is the pork skin. The skin itself was a real thin strip with a very thin layer of fat underneath it.  Including this skin gave the soup broth an extra flavor and aroma that distinguished it from other ramen's place broth. It was probably also why the half-finished ramen bowl we peeked earlier looked slightly greasier. I don't typically see this pork skin included in other ramen shop. This is a plus for the broth. The slightly greasier broth didn't quite happen as much in my bowl. 'cause I like to scrape off the fat under the pork skin. LOL. Another thumbs up!\n\nThe last dish which was the kimchee fried rice ($6.95) was yum, though I still think it could be done with slightly less oil.  Unlike the rice bowl-sized portion that it often comes in, this fried rice came in a rounded square plate of the size that could've been a meal by itself.\n\nSERVICE\nService was friendly, efficient and brisk without making us feel rushed. But we did devoured our meal super fast and left quickly as a courtesy to the long lines of people waiting.\n\nTwo thumbs up for this place.\n\nANECDOTAL COMMENTS & OBSERVATIONS (mostly rhetorical)\nWhy is it that most ramen house has the most 'house rules' posted on their outside window? No outside food. No outside drink. No tacos? (seriously, this place has a picture of tacos with a cross on it and Japanese writing).
__label__3 On my last trip to Vegas, I finally got to eat at the legendary Monta Ramen.  This place has been on my \"to do\" list since I lived here 3 yrs ago.  I've tried at least a dozen times to go, but because this place is so small, the wait is usually very long and I'm not patient enough to wait in a long line for Ramen.  However, this past trip we went at a great time in-between lunch/dinner when there was no wait list.\n\nI ordered:\n\nSmall Fried Rice, $3.95\nhttp://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/monta-ramen-las-vegas-2?select=w5AX4KwSXtzmxSEt-vej8g#w5AX4KwSXtzmxSEt-vej8g\nhttp://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/monta-ramen-las-vegas-2?select=391aM_l0lDis4oAtZPcTaw#391aM_l0lDis4oAtZPcTaw\n\nTonkotsu Shoyu Ramen, $7.25\nhttp://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/monta-ramen-las-vegas-2?select=cMExaL7ebqN31EuREScnlg#cMExaL7ebqN31EuREScnlg\nhttp://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/monta-ramen-las-vegas-2?select=g152vHdE64gsXDp65vDoGg#g152vHdE64gsXDp65vDoGg\n\nMiso Ramen (no meat), $7.25\nhttp://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/monta-ramen-las-vegas-2?select=N4jGhfIm1nN5oyNe0EwrIQ#N4jGhfIm1nN5oyNe0EwrIQ\n\nThe portions here are much smaller than other Ramen places I've been to.  If you're accustomed to the large portions in So Cal Ramen joints, be warned that the portions here is about 3/4 those portions.  The Fried Rice was very good and hit the spot.  The Ramen was very good, full of flavor.  I had the Veggie Miso Ramen and it was awesome.  The Better Half had the Tonkotsu Shoyu Ramen and she thoroughly enjoyed it as well.\n\nOther notes:  They make the Ramen fresh to order, so it's a bit of a wait.  There's also counter seating available for convenience.  We sat at the counter and watched them make the dishes....pretty cool.\n\nDid it live up to the hype?  It met my expectations and was definitely 4 Stars in my opinion.\n\nReturn Factor - 80%
__label__2 I could have sworn I wrote a review for Monta a long time ago. I would have sworn incorrectly.\n\nI think most peoples' initial impression of Monta is \"why is there a line outside?\" and then they peek in and think, \"why didn't they just rent a bigger space?\" Luckily, their turnaround time is good. You're usually in with reasonable waiting. It is tiny, though. Be prepared.\n\nThe ramen itself is just fine. I think I'll call it \"starter ramen.\" It's not special in any category. It's ramen. Its reliable. You can customize it a bit. You can order surprisingly good fried rice! I am a huge fan of the takana variety. I don't know why. I also almost always ask for low sodium in the broth. That's right! It isn't pre-made that way. Everyone, including myself, is often shocked at this.\n\nThere is a healthy serving of noodles so you're basically guaranteed not to be hungry when you leave. If you are, just get some gyoza and you're set. Nice and crispy. They're not fresh or anything, but they work.\n\nHey, if you're in Henderson, don't even bother. Just go to their new younger brother/sister - Monta Chaya. It's better anyway for shallow reasons.
__label__3 Small hole in the wall place, worth searching for. Limited menu, awesome place if you're craving for ramen.  Small menu, very reasonable.  every time I've been there I had to wait about 15 min.worth the wait
__label__1 We waited for about 30 minutes which was expected from the reviews on yelp. We got seated at the counter and ordered, small fried rice, small pork belly rice, gyoza, shoyu ramen & tonkotsu shoyu ramen. \nThe gyoza was flavorful and good! \nThe pork belly bowl was ok... But the fried rice and ramen was a complete disappointment! The soup is nothing but BLAND!!!!! :( no richness at all..\nWill defiantly not be back
__label__4 Best ramen in vegas, hands down, don't care what ppl say, i always recommend this place, especially after a bad hangover from the night before.\n\nI always order the same thing:\n\nGyoza = perfectly cooked add a little soy sauce w/ chili oil and its a perfect match\n\nTonkotsu-shoyu ramen and add an egg and nori and it could not be any better. Service is always friendly, and wait is never too long usually. worth the wait if you have to wait though. Not a good place for parties of more than 4, more of a place for 2 ppl so you can do the bar if need be. \n\nBest thing is food always comes out quick and never disappointed. Small place, when you are inside you don't feel like your in vegas at all. And that is a great feeling, especially for someone who has been here for 8 years already.
__label__3 This place is absolutely delicious. I can't wait to come back here. It's a small little shop with not a lot of seating room so you might have to wait 10-15 minutes, but the food is more than worth it! \n\nI ordered the tonkotsu with flavored egg added in. The broth is rich and creamy, and has a great savory flavor. The noodles are soft and chewy - exactly what I was hoping for! It makes me think of comfort food, that's how yummy this dish is. \n\nYou can order extra noodles to finish your broth up with but I couldn't bring myself to do it this time. The broth and all the fixings are really filling! \n\nGo here, get some ramen, and learn what this dish is really all about. Although, dorm room ramen will always have a special place in my heart.
__label__4 Compared to Sora Ramen, I like this much better.  We had the thin noodles and they were al dente. The broth was also thicker and tastier. Try the takana fried rice (with mustard greens). It was also very tasty!
__label__1 I really don't know what the hype is for this ramen place. This is my second time here because I thought I would give this place another try. Perhaps this is the best ramen place in Vegas, but if it is, I feel sad that people who live here haven't truly experienced good ramen. \n\nThe ramen noodles are overcooked and soggy. The broth does not taste like it has been cooked long enough with pork and chicken. If you like the type of broth that is not super thick though, this type of broth might be for you. Flavors seem to be added in after the fact rather than blended in. Something seems off about the whole ramen experience. I give it 2 stars because this place does try and has decent customer service.
__label__4 I am a total foodie and this place is hands down probably the place I would choose for my last meal !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! best ramen EVER and I am Japanese so I know Ramen , my family used to own a ramen place in Hawaii so I grew up on good ramen , Monta is that meal that you know is going to be prefect everytime . I always get the Kuro , black garlic tonkatsu ramen , the pork belly bowl is my fav too and the gyoza , out of this world , OMG i would eat there everyday if I could but its kinda salty so I look all puffy the next day but it is SO worth it !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
__label__2 First and foremost I would like to say that the food here is absolutely incredible. The fried rice and the tokontsu shoyu are a must with every visit. It's the service that makes them lack from a full 5 stars. I have been here multiple times and have never had any issues however tonight out server Chizuru gave us some of the rudest service.. We ordered fried rice to share and she basically threw it at our table without giving us an extra plate or silver wear and had some major attitude when I asked for what she lacked in giving us. Not once after we got our food did she ask how we were doing, however the cute girl with the glasses and long ponytail who wasn't even our server made sure we were okay. I will ultimately return for more ramen because it is amazing I will just hope Chizuru gets an attitude adjustment before then!
__label__1 This place was alright to me. Not the best ramen but not the worst either. I've had better but this could work if you need a quick fix on a budget.
__label__0 I didn't think it was possible, however the post office continues to astound me with new and improved idiotic ways of fucking up the simplists of processes. \n\nJust last week they managed to send me to 2 different windows both with long lines only to have my package available at the 1st window I was at. \n\nThis time they are doing the same damn thing but have managed to reduce the already horrible level of customer service they try and provide. One rude postal worker has waited on 3 people and managed to NOT say a word. She pointed, smirked and nodded a few times but that was it. Wow!\n\nIs it possible I have found the worst brqnch of the worst most disfunctional government \"service\"?
__label__0 *they have a redbox here\n\nSeriously Von's, step up your game! Ever since Walmart started selling produce and groceries, I've noticed Von's and other chains start to slack hard. The fresh produce here is not fresh, wilted, rotting, bruised and definitely on its way out. There is no one out there tending the vegetables and presenting them like they used to. Either that, or this location is just slacking. Being a 24 hour location, doesn't mean you have to turn into a dingy, dirty, and ghetto rest stop. Also, cigarettes here are $2 more than Terrible Herbst down the street. \n\nOh and that mini casino inside is creepy. We walked in to check it out and were scared by the lady sitting inside tending the slots. She was not friendly or welcoming at all. That's a shame to see Von's not caring anymore.
__label__3 Really nice little off the strip hotel.  24 hour pool, along with plenty area to lounge around from the lobby to the pool area.  \n\nI wish i had the chance to just lay around in the hammocks they have there. Also nice little fire pit to just hang out and get cozy. \n\nOnly downside was they only have valet parking so you can't self park if you even wanted to.
__label__1 Atmosphere is awesome...the menu items..and taste \"eh\", service...maybe cause it was a slow night they have less staff on hand. But had to go to Bar to get our drinks, which were advertised half off during happy hour...and was charged full price. Concept is good, just need to work a bit harder on service and food
__label__0 First off I want to say to all the 1 star reviewers, you have my full sympathy! This place is so misleading it is unbelievable!!! My wife and I booked a two night stay here through Hotels.com because they advertised pretty well and the pictures didn't look too shaby at all. But we shure were fooled! When we arrived it turned out check in time wasn't till 3pm and they were understaffed apparently because the bell boy/girl was doing her job and tending their ridiculous bar! Anyways, when we got to our room it was literally not cleaned; the house keeping girl was (who looked like she was 16 years of age) still cleaning up our room! This made my wife and I real disappointed. I am usually against discrimination but for this review I have to say that when I go to a hotel I expect to see  housekeeping ladies (between her late 30's/40's)  with experience not  housekeeping girls who are barely 18 years of age that do a half ass job! \n\nBut going back to the room situation, we went back down to the front desk to get a new room. Once we mentioned to the front desk dude that are room wasn't even ready he put on this phony look of shock, which he probably wouldn't of displayed if there wasn't a line waiting to check in! So he told us he was sorry and gave us a new room which was supposed to be an \"upgrade\" from his words, trying to make us feel better. Though yet again, disapointment was on its way. The only real \"upgrade\" that we got in the new room is that we didn't find housekeeping in it! It was pretty much the same room as the first with just a slightly larger bed and only one dirty towel left in it! We tried our hardest to make the most of what we got for our money but in the end we still got ripped off on our $120 stay for two nights.\n\nSo don't be fooled about this joke of a hotel. The only \"Rumor\" about this hotel that should be floating around is how bad it is! And it shure as hell aint no \"Boutique\"!
__label__2 I'm still not completely sold on this place, but it is definitely growing on me. And that has everything to do with dogs. I love that this place is dog friendly. They even have Yappy Hour - happy hour for you and your four-legged BFF! Yappy Hour is a really fun event and a great way to spend some time benefiting from happy hour deals while also spending quality time with my little critter - and mixing and mingling with other doggies and their owners. I so wish more places in Vegas would do similar events.
__label__0 EDIT! So right after I wrote this review/essay, two 5 star reviews caught my eye, one written on 9/13 by michael e. and the other written on 9/14 by john h.  Both of these people have only written 3 reviews, all in the same day and all for hotels owned by The Siegel Group. You have got to be kidding me! On 9/13 and 9/14, I was staying at Rumor!  This is deceptive and insulting. A better star rating isn't going to fix your business. Instead of inventing fake people to rave about your fabulous properties, take that time to fix some shit. Writing fake reviews is the least productive thing you (whoever you are) should be doing right now. Knock it off, get your shit together and run your business. FLAGGED x2! \n\nEchoing the sentiment of at least one other reviewer. I REALLY wanted to like this place. The week they opened (about a year ago), they hosted a small cocktail party for a non-profit organization I am involved in... this was cool. A year later, my girlfriend and I decided to give Rumor a try despite the very (suspicious) mixed bag of reviews. I am sorry to report that our experience reflected most of the bad reviews and very little of the fabulousness described.\n\n1. 3 days before we left, I called the front desk to ask about the availability of the soaking tubs. Our email said they were avail. based on availability/per request. The girl on the phone told me that there was no way to request them. She did not offer any other solution and the call ended awkwardly. Our confirmation also mentioned that you can email questions to the manager. We sent that email. See #7 for the outcome.\n\n2. When we arrived at the hotel we were met by a very friendly valet and a helpful, professional girl (Toni) at the front desk. She was surprised and confused by the info i was given over the phone. She said that the hotel was less than 10% booked and it would have been no problem to block us out a room with a tub.  \n\n3. The Room- I knew that this hotel was for party people. I was prepared for things to be a little worn and rough, but I was bummed that it was actually DIRTY. The bed, couch and bathroom counter were clean but almost every other surface was not. \n- Distractingly strong odor. Sour and smoky despite being a non-smoking room. -Soaking tub had hair by the drain and soap film all over- Side table with removable glass top had filth under the glass \n- Tile shower was filmy - Bathroom sink also had a hair in it\nAfter a long drive from LA, we just wanted to get our vacation started. We decided that instead of being moved to another room, we would suck it up. We decided to just use clorox wipes on everything (we had planned to do it anyway). \n\n4. Dinner- Food was reasonable and we saw the Sun-Thu happy hour on the website. Victor was our waiter (he was great). I ordered a cocktail and the bartender poured it in a plastic ribbed water glass (like the kind Mc Donald's gives you when you ask for water). I asked what was up with the cup. Do I get a plastic cup because it was happy hour? Victor reluctantly informed us that it actually wasn't happy hour. The Manager reserves the right to cancel it at any time. The website says that holidays and events are excluded from happy hour. This Sunday was neither. $9 jack and coke in a bathroom water cup, just because! Food was good, but it didn't matter. The combination disappearing happy hour/lame bartender was a buzz kill. \n\n6. Breakfast- The next morning, we ordered room service and again the food was good, but aside from the oatmeal (served in a real bowl), the waffle and fruit plate were served on flimsy cafeteria-style styrofoam plates. We were told that they were out of to-go containers and they were sorry about the plates. This breakfast was $50. We were not at a taco truck.  REAL PLATES! REAL CUPS! \n\n8. Relaxing by the pool- Being the only people in the pool was great, but the bar at the pool was still not clean since its last use. Trash on the bar, dirty, white vinyl pool furniture. \n\n7. END OF OUR ROPE- After an evening out we came back to an email response from the manager. In addition to the soaking tub question, we had asked about the \"No outside food or drink\" policy we had read about on Yelp. The manager responded with \" We have the no outside food or drink policy for insurance reasons. We can not be responsible for anything you bring in\". WHAT!? Your insurance says that a guest can not bring a bag of Ruffles into their room? A liability? I think not. We immediately showed this email to the girl at the front desk and she said that they do not have that policy anymore. She was very nice and helped us end our stay. \nThis place has been through 8 managers and it shows.  I am sorry Rumor, you are not too fabulous or exclusive to not be clean or consistent. You expect flexibility from your guests but offer very little yourself. Get your staff on the same page and the hair out of your tubs. Otherwise, hourly rates might be more appropriate.
__label__0 oh where to start -   The staff were abhorrent especially at the restaurant.  One was so busy flirting with 20 year old girls he couldn't be bothered to refill my coffee, and the other was seemingly tweaking on meth which is the only way to explain his bizarre behavior and obsessive face touching.  I had to ask for utensils, coffee, butter, jam, and then when the food actually arrived, my eggs were raw and the food was disgusting.  The jacuzzi in the room is not a jacuzzi but a soaking tub, they plugged the holes.  The Ipod dock is a clock radio that appears to have been made in the 1980's.  There is no channel guide for the TV, the cover was missing from our remote so the batteries kept falling out, and there was no real room service to speak of.  The best I can say is that it was clean and the shower was pretty nice.
__label__0 DON'T STAY HERE!!! NOT SAFE!! WE WERE ROBBED!! \n\n\nSo My friends and I decided to stay at the Rumor \"Boutique Resort\" this past Memorial Day Weekend.  We decided to book a  \"Junior suite\"  what a joke!  it's more like a Motel 6 Presidential suite if they even have such a thing  (I know they don't just giving you a visual).  At first glance the hotel appeared to be very nice, but that ended after you left the lobby.  The rooms were old with minor upgrades, the pool was always dirty and thats about as positive as it gets. \n\nNow for the kicker.  So we come home about 4am, and our friends staying across the hall noticed their room is ram shacked! everything of value gone! even the not so valuable things were gone socks,underwear, toiletries you name it GONE!.  So naturally we called the front desk and told them what happened, the frontest desk receptionist seemed to be oddly unfazed, I am assuming it happens all the time! (my words not hers) so after a useless meeting with security, and the manager they flat out told us nothing could be done.  Not even comp a night at this shi***  a** hotel, and on top of that would not even call the police for us!\n\nBut it getts better...What they did do is send us a bottle of the cheapest \"sparkling wine\" they had to offer ( not the $150 Veuve clicquot that they offered for sale in the room) I'm assuming the bottle they offered my friends was probably left behind by a previous guest! but hey who does not feel like celebrating after getting robbed? \n\nNow that I've given you some insight into our experience with this monstrosity of a hotel. The choice is yours kiddies, I know Vegas is all about risks! but stay at the Rumor and you might lose your shirt literally!\n\nP.S almost forgot there was a charge for four bottles of $8 Fiji Water on my bill, which is odd, because only two are offered in the room, and we never had maid service because all the maids look like ex crystal meth users.
__label__0 I could give two stars but one star is more proper from my experience with this place.  Just because one saturday night was so loud, college kids screaming, yelling and running up and down on the hallways.  This place is not for family, this place is for college kids and young people who like to party.  Its just the characteristic of this place.  If I knew that before I go there, I wouldnt even try this place.  Staff members were nice, room was cheap but that was all about this place.  The room given to me had no tub.  No tub...  Come on, Motel 6 has tubs.  So I requested to change the room with a tub at the front desk next day after I spent one night at the room with no tub.  I had no id or anything about me.  I just went there to ask.  The front desker ask me for id of which I didnt have, and then he asked me my name, of course I gave him, and he asked me the lat 4 digits of the credit card.  Speechless...  Who memorizes last 4 digits of the credit card?  And he was checking the computer and said, 'I have only one room with the tub'.  Very hard to believe.  It was Sunday morning and I saw the parking lot and most of cars are gone, meaning most of guests checked out.  I even saw many guests checking out on that morning.  Just had one room with the tub...  I chose that one and this room had no view, big AC vent was outside of the window.  Very loud and noisy...  At that point I wasnt sure if I should thank the front desker.  He was acting he was doing me a favor.  Not a good taste around my mouth.\nBut, two rooms I have been, they smell like cheap, very cheap after shave lotion, specially latter room smelled like vomit by the door, plus cheap after shave lotion.  I didnt want to deal with front desk any more so I just swallowed.  I just had a problem with one front desker, Greg, or he had a problem with me...  Two other female front deskers, maids, that pretty restaurant lady, and even valet guys were nice and kind though.  \nAnd resort fee of $11.99 per night...  What resort fee?  Just because it has an outdoor swimming pool that no used?  It was Christmas weekend and it was obviously cold.  There was nothing resort about this place at least during my stay.  \nI have a couple more to illustrate but you get the idea.  If you do not mind party atmosphere, this place may be for you but if you need to sleep at night in peace, try other hotel.  I am not returning to this place at any price.
__label__3 Was really pleased with the little hotel.  Great location directly across from Hard Rock, rooms were nice, staff was fantastic.  Pool was nice.  My only complaint is they didn't have a pack n play.  Granted they are not really a kid hotel.  We had a baby with us So we went and bought a pack n play for the night.  Really liked that they welcomed our dog.  Food and waitstaff was great.
__label__0 I came the week before Thanksgiving, which generally feels like a off-season time, so many things were much quieter and less crowded overall in Vegas.\n\nPros:\nMy room was dead quiet. I never heard a peep from any other people my entire stay, let alone really saw any other people.\n\nThe location was perfect - I prefer off the strip.\n\nGreat decor. I picked this hotel for that reason - something different. Cozy, no gambling, or shows, or late night bars, just quiet. Ahhh... :)\n\nFree parking, free wifi....I think (noticed a funny charge for $100 this morning...)\n\nCons:\nThe CHILDREN in charge of checking people in need a lesson in manners and customer service. Extremely unhelpful.  I booked through Priceline and paid the room in full MONTHS ahead. Even called days before to confirm my reservation.  I get there after a 5hr drive and they say I need to pay $75/per night for \"incidentals\".  I've NEVER been charged a fee that huge at a hotel. I didn't have an extra $150 as my paycheck didn't go through until midnight. They said they couldn't help me. I was able to convince them to charge me just $75 for the first night and that I would settle the second $75 in the morning - no f&*ing way was I going to sleep in my car till midnight when I had already paid for my room.  That's just BAD BUSINESS.\n\nStay somewhere else. The business ethics of this place are shady and the staff are bored apathetic teens.
__label__0 I would like to start with...go to another hotel. \n\nCheap rooms with pretty decor. Sink and shower faucets literally loose as a goose. Sunk in tub for a homeless person, or maybe, yeah maybe a homeless person had just taken a soak in it. Yep, that's it. It was gross. Towel holders on the wall fell to the ground when I hung my towel. Not very effective. Had to call security(manager that took 30 min to get there. Had to make a 2nd call to front desk and threaten that we would check out) on several 17 year old high school punks drinking and talking outside our door, oh and also mocking and threatening us. We are grown ass adults and don't have to put up with their crap. The chaperones should be shot since they were out there too. \n\nThe one star is for the bartender we had with our supper at the crappy Addiction restaurant. He is very nice and accommodating. He even remembered us the next day and said hi. He is alright in my book.
__label__0 I stayed at the RUMOR last week and from the start it was an awful experience!\nCheck in took forever-then when we got to our room-the dirty sheets from the guests before were piled by the door-so unsanitary!! Going in to the room we were overwhelmed with the awful smell of cleaner!! A sweet disgusting smell of cleaner  not a felling clean kind!\n\nOff to the pool-no towels available-we asked 3 times-never to get any!  They were NOT in the wagon as we were told twice! The place was dirty and there were filthy towels everywhere and empty jello shot containers all over as well!\n\nOver all-terrible experience-dirty-gross and ill never be back! So unfortunate as its convenient for work for which I go out to Vegas 3-4 times a year for work!
__label__2 I see Cafe Anfora is getting a bit of grief for their bathroom....!! It's a cafe, not a toilet - the toilet is a minor detail.\n\nANYWAY, the cafe itself isn't too bad! It serves cakes etc, when I asked if they had anything for lunch they said there was a wee problem in the kitchen, they were lovely about it so I wasn't too bothered. Ok my scone was a bit chewy, but it was edible. My coffee was nice and warm, just how I like it, but I noticed some people turning their back because it was too cold. Uhoh.\n\nIt's not bad, but it's not amazing either, and the toilets make it different!
__label__4 Sorbet with an alcohol content? YUP.\n\nI had no idea this existed prior to Arsenal. Since our first visit a few months ago, we have become regulars, and its due to both the absolutely fantastic ciders and sorbets, and Michelle's friendliness and hospitality. \n\nI'm a fan of the sweet, but not so into the dry, so I can't tell you much if you're into that. But, if you are a sweet-lover like myself, here are my top picks: raspberry, grape, blueberry, amber, catawba, honeysuckle, and the delightful 'Santa' (cinnamon apple). The only caveat of Arsenal is that the ABV is higher than most, and this stuff goes down sooo smooth... It's way too easy to drink an entire growler all by yourself!\n\nOh, one more warning that will hopefully prevent others from doing what I did: After you've finished your growler, you will undoubtedly want more. Wash it out, let it dry upside down in a dish rack, then put the lid back on it, and close it. I didn't close the lid once, and my bf just took the bottle back to Arsenal and got it refilled. I came home, took a swig right outta the growler, and it tasted a little.. off. Then, he poured it into a cup, and guess what? I'd just drank a bunch of fruit flies. Are you gagging? I sure did. \n\nOkay, now forget that you read this last paragraph, and go get some delicious cider and sorbet!
__label__3 Here are the things that I LOVE about Arsenal:   The Cider and Meade are spectacular; local small business; the product is always changing; there is a clear & detailed black board to tell you what you're buying; the sorbet is outta this world; tasting before buying ... 'nuff said!; the owners care about their business; it's simply a fun place to go; there's history incorporated throughout the neighborhood, establishment AND products!\n\nHere's the one thing that's not awesome:  We are not all a skip from Lawrenceville and although you may know the name of the items currently tapped (through Facebook), you won't get any information regarding sweet/dry/semi-sweet, etc. until you get there and try it.  When trying to engage through Facebook to get some of the information that is posted on the black board in the shop I was told \"You'll just have to stop in and try it!\"  That sounds very fun and all, but not-so-much when you're from Monroeville - a trip to Arsenal is a planned outing.\n\nSo, I have my three growlers and when we're having company and want to show off the local talent, I pick up a couple and hopefully one for me to enjoy.  But when it's just me and Santa Cinnamon or Honey Meade aren't tapped, --sadly-- I don't make the trip.\n\nIt's a unique place that turns flavors/taps barrels quickly.  It's more expensive than a bottle of wine, but is a true Pittsburgh experience and you don't get that from the State Store!  ...and when you stop be sure and try the sorbet!
__label__4 Brusco's does a great job of delivering very solid pizzas with a nice selection of Italian dishes.  I've eaten here three times and never been disappointed in either the food or service. Last time, I took a Brooklyn native with me who said it was a damn good pizza and especially liked the crust. The service staff has always been very friendly and quick. \n\nIt should be noted the place opened up in June, so a previous post complaining about the service should have taken into account the staff was still in a learning stage. That being said, I've never had an issue with the service.
__label__0 I would not recommend taking the time to find out if the food has improved.  Sad... the owner should read the reviews and figure out what is going on.\n\nThe crust was limp and the sauce was scarce.  About the best thing that I can say about the pizza was that it was that I will not get acid reflux from eating it.\n\nThere are much better places in the South Charlotte area.
__label__0 Sorry yummy yummy, I'm hoping what I ate stays in my tummy.  We had food delivered (which was free of charge--nice!) and it arrived close to when promised.  It was almost cold, which seemed a little odd for a quick delivery from 3 miles away.\n\nOther than being cold the food looked really good, but the Little Lady immediately noticed the cashews she had paid an extra $2 for were not included in her meal.  Boo.  Then I had my first bite of General Tso's chicken...and it tasted like battered packing peanuts!  Holy great wall it was bad, worst Generals chicken I ever had.  No flavor whatsoever.\n\nI was starving so I doused it in hot sauce and soy sauce (don't even try the duck sauce--not sure of it's composition but not good) and scarfed some down and tossed the rest.  And now I sit here waiting, wishing, and hoping my iron stomach comes through and I avoid any double dragon action over the next 12 hours.  Wish me luck.
__label__2 Basic chinese food, you're getting exactly what you pay for duh. Close to my home, quick run, lots of food for the price!
__label__0 Order takers are rude and don't listen. Ordered a walnut muffin, and she punched in banana. Asked to have it warmed up but alas, No microwave to heat your muffin. Must be hard getting help in Vegas. However barista made a good Upside down nonfat CM. But the rest of the crew needs to pay attention. Hey, I'm from another country too. This Starbucks is in the Planet Hollywood Hotel.\n\nOK next day 2/3/2011 gave them a second chance, it is the year of the rabbit afterall,  this time my coffee was completely wrong. Ordered it upside down again and watched her put the shots in wrong. Then she calls out it is upside down, I told her it wasn't but she ignores me and doesn't want to make it again. Lowered my rating further. I visit every Starbucks no matter where I am and this is the worst. Starbucks needs to hire secret shoppers and get rid of those who really don't want to work. If you dont want to pour coffee, go do something else, it is Vegas after all.
__label__0 Dirty. Expensive. Not owned by Starbucks themselves... they are privately owned which is why they do not accept Starbucks gift cards as payment.\n\nThey did run my Gold Card through however, since it's not really part of the actual Starbucks company, they did not honor my Gold Card benefits. \n\nThey did have some cute pastries... but those are not your typical Starbucks treats. Save your coffee addictions for a small business/ privately owned coffee shop instead of these wannabe Starbucks. My $5 tall sized Carmel Macchiato did not taste like Carmel Macchiato at all...
__label__0 This is located inside the Planet Hollywood, downstairs, and right in front of the valet and hotel registration area.\n\nSLOWEST SERVICE EVERRR...\n\nValet said it would take 20 minutes to retrieve my car, so i had to kill time somehow. Looked around, saw SB, and there was only 7 people in line. Little did i know that it would take 20 minutes to get my coffee!\n\nSmall fruit cup = $5, OUCH.\n\nDon't come here if you're in a hurry.
__label__3 I tried Pork on a Fork at the ASU Tempe farmers market. Beef brisket and pulled pork sandwiches were sold there in a small tent.\n\nMy sandwich (brisket) was very tasty, albeit a little plain (just meat and bread). There were three great BBQ sauces available - sweet/mild, tart, and spicy. I used a lot of all three, but spicy was the best. I felt like I could drink those sauces!\n\nAt $6-8, the sandwiches are a little pricey, but they are filling and taste excellent. It would be nice if they came with some corn, beans, or the like to round out the meal.
__label__4 Phenomenal BBQ! We had the brisket sandwich and the Smokin Plate. Everything exceeded our expectations. I'm only sorry that we don't live closer!
__label__4 Let me add to the 5 star reviews here!\n\nMy husband and I got the sampler plates and oh man....we are so glad we found this place. Best BBQ ever. Brisket was tender & flavorful, pulled pork was juicy and tender and smokey, sausage was perfect, sauces were amazing....\n\nThe sides were all great (get the beans!)
__label__3 Good call Yelpers, good call.  Full disclosure, I've had barbecue at some pretty famous establishments in Austin and Kansas City.  While this place doesn't have the history or the reputation of some of barbecue bastions of the world, this is definitely among the best barbecue joints I've been to in the valley.  Perhaps that might not be a high bar to clear, but its definitely worth a try.\n\nAs with so many barbecue joints I've been to, this location seems to have a goofy disposition.  This particular establishment is located in a row of storage warehouses right across the street from Deer Valley Airport.  You really have to be looking for this place as the exterior blends in with all the other businesses in the complex.  Once inside though, the story changes entirely.  I was warmly greeted by a gal at the register as the lunch crowd came streaming in.  Their meat smoker is right behind the register filled with slabs of brisket, ribs, pork, and sausages.  The smell wafting into the front counter is heavenly.  Theres a tiny amount of seating up front, but there's a bunch more around the corner in back.  The back is basically an industrial garage thats been turned into a sports lounge of sorts with multiple TVs showing ESPN channels, a bunch of booths as well as table seating in the middle.  Not fancy or pretentious at all, but very relaxed.  If it had a bar, it'd be perfect.\n\nBeing that this was my first trip, I grab a sampler plate.  You get pulled pork, smoked chicken, and smoked sausage along with two sides.  For a little extra you can substitute a meat for brisket.  Being that brisket is their calling card, I exchanged brisket for chicken this time.  I got BBQ beans and waffle fries as my sides.  And got a couple of soft rolls to make sandwiches with my meats.  I grabbed a booth seat in back since the front was already getting crowded.\n\nSo let's get to the verdicts on their food.  And for the record, I typically like to eat my BBQ without sauce as the best barbecue doesn't need it.  For starters, excellent brisket.  Nice smokey flavor with a pronounced smoke ring to match, tender and juicy, and a nice portion.  The sausage's smokey flavor was a little less pronounced, but plenty juicy and flavorful as well.  The pulled pork was also good, though perhaps a little on the dry side.  The beans were a little bit of a bust as I didn't taste any BBQ flavor in those.  I actually got the waffle fries so I could try their four sauces which are provided at the table.  Of the four, I actually like their mustard flavored sauce best.  The mustard gives it a little tangy zip that adds to the flavor without being too spicy.  They also have a sweet & mild sauce, a smoked tangy sauce, and a hot & spicy sauce (it wasn't all that hot in my opinion).  I applied a little of the mustard sauce to the meat which was great, though as I said great smoked BBQ doesn't need sauce.\n\nTotal for the sampler plate (including the brisket substitute and two sides), 2 rolls, and fountain drink was $15.  Good lunch portions that left me satisfied without feeling uncomfortably full.  I was in and out in less than 30 minutes.  The place was really getting busy as I left so the average time spent here might be a little longer than that.  \n\nAfter eating here I still give a slight edge to Bobby Q's as the best in the valley, but POAF can certainly hold their own, especially on the brisket.  In the end, its not Bryant's, or Franklin's, or Salt Lick.  But if the Phoenix area is going to get into the barbecue sweepstakes going forward, it will be competition style BBQ joints like Pork On A Fork that will be forging that path.
__label__3 Ate here tonight because we were shopping at the RV dealer.  It's our second time.  The line was very long and we waited a very long time to order.  However, the prep guy was very friendly, apologizing for the wait and trying to make the best of it.  It was also super hot in the line, we were hot and hungry standing there.  I ordered a half pound of chicken and added pickles and jalepenos on it with mac and cheese salad and potato salad.  Everything tasted great.  The side salads were really really good and the chicken, although the bone/connector joint thingys kept getting in my way, the sauces kept me happy.  All of the sauces made the chicken sing harmonies in my mouth.  It was pricey but I had leftovers for later.  Boyfriend got the brisket and raved about it being juicy and delicious.  My only complaint is the wait in line.  They need more help.
__label__4 Pork on a Fork is an unexpected awesome BBQ place in the north valley.  If you're from Nebraska like me you may appreciate the Cornhuskers \"N\" on the smoker and picture of windmills & farmers in the dining area.  To me, those are a few of the reasons why I left that terrible place.  No points lost though.\n\nI have only been here during lunch and they usually have a line at the door, come early.  Their brisket, BBQ pork, beans and waffle fries are hot, tasty and fresh. PoaF's meat is awesome. The cornbread is good too. The portions are big too, I typically have to fight the afternoon food coma but it's worth it.\n\nTheir sauces aren't anything fantastic, but I enjoy the spicy sauce. The dining areas have flat screen TV's and aren't bad, but the chairs and tables are picnic quality.
__label__2 Killllerrr hummus and pita! Seriously fresh pita bread and the hummus tastes amazing. Only problem was the appetizer came out as a huge plate of hummus and only 4 small pita squares. Hummus to pita ratio was pretty weak, especially for 4 people. All we had to do was ask for more bread, and the server was happy to bring us a warm basket. The falafel wrap was really good, falafel was very tasty wrapped in hummus, tomato and cucumber. The service was on the slow side like the other reviews, but it wasn't a problem. The server was friendly and the cook/owner? came to our table to ask how everything was, always a classy move. The other dishes at the table were a vegetable couscous (average) and two shawarmas, which were much enjoyed. I'd go back - good prices, byob, good food!
__label__1 The show was the standard onion volcano and spinning eggs. The food was nothing special as it went from bland to weirdly seasoned back to bland. \nAwesome wait staff helped the score but the price and overall food experience means I most likely return.
__label__4 Amazing south Indian/Sri Lankan food. I've been going here for 10+ years, and quality has been consistently good. Ambience is not much, but much more relaxed and spaced out than a typical hole in the wall. Place is equally busy with take-out and dine-in crowd, take out crowd is primarily local Sri Lankan, which speaks to the authenticity of the place.\n\nFood is super cheap, and volume is so much that no one leaves hungry. For less than 10$ one could have a 3 course meal (app, main and tea). All the typical curries are on the menu, but go for Dosas( various kinds), ildli, kuttu roti( beware the heat factor, not for ones with fragile stomachs), string hoppers( crushed rice noodle lumps), poori masala( ask for substituting masala with Chana) and Medu wadas are to die for.\n\nIf you crave for heat in blistery Montreal winter, Jolee definitely makes the cut.
__label__2 Smashburger reminds me of a.. upscale Carl's Jr, the seats and decor are levels ahead of Carl's Jr.\n\nI ordered the Sin City burger since it has egg, and recently I had Fukuburger's tamago (which also has egg), so I wanted to do a comparison of egg burgers. Honestly the Sin City burger was way too salty, after finishing it I downed a liter of water. The bun was different, in a good way and the patty was tender. The 1/2 lb burger @ $6.99 was a fair price, but the Tamago at fukuburger ($5) is a better value for a less salty version. \n\nThe smash fries were good, when you add them onto a sandwich it is only $1.79 and you receive a fair amount. \n\nI haven't had anything else on the menu, but I would stop by here for a burger if I was in the area.
__label__2 The fact that you can't truly customize the burgers here without getting charged an arm and a leg is what caused me to drop the grade to 3 stars. Although the burger I had was amazing(I forget the name but it had egg, bacon, onion strings, and an amazing sauce) I can't overlook the fact that the prices are much more expensive than CREATE which is literally 2 feet down the street.\n\nThe rosemary fries were a great touch but sadly for $2 you get about 10 fries which is frankly a huge ripoff. Although the experience overall was a great one, sometimes you can't overlook pricing. Too bad!
__label__2 I'll probably go back.  But I think I would rather have Red Robin over Smashburger.  The only plus: it was cheaper than Red Robin.  And there isn't a Red Robin near my house.\n\nSo after hearing about this place and seeing a few in town (and a couple back in Michigan) my husband and I finally ventured to Smashburger.\n\nI created my own: egg bun, 1/3 burger (you can chose either a 1/3 lb. burger or 1/2 lb burger), tomato, sauteed onions and the smash sauce on the side.  What is smash sauce?  I'm pretty sure its mustard, mayo, pickle relish and not sure what else.  It was ok.  The sauteed onions were so hot that a day later my tongue is still burned.  (-1 star for that)  However, I really liked the meat on the burger.  It had great taste and was juicy.\n\nMy husband ordered the BBQ, Bacon & Cheese, 1/2 lb. burger.  He said that it was good and would go back.\n\nThe fries, called Smash Fries = rosemary, olive oil & garlic.  I could have done without that for sure.  They are different than what you would get anywhere else, but would I order them again?  Probably not.  I also wish they would tell you that the side of fries is enough for sharing (-1 star).  So for two burgers, two fries and two soda's our total was like $21.00.  Not bad at all.\n\nThey have something for everyone (burgers, chicken, hot dogs, salads).  You can order online too!\n\nSomething that I thought was cool, they have a slightly different menu for each city.  For instance, for Las Vegas, they have a burger called Sin City Smashburger.  But if you go to Michigan, they have the Michigan Olive Smashburger and the Michigan Cherry, BBQ, Bacon & Cheese Smashburger.  It looks like they really try to cater to the likes of the state, which is pretty neat.\n\nHere is the link to the Vegas Menu: http://www.smashburger.com/menu_vegas.php
__label__2 I really want to like this place because everything I ate here was free, BUT that's not really a good reason to put this in a 4 star category. This is really on par with In and Out but with slightly better service. By better service, I mean they bring food to your table with a smile.\n\nJust think Johnny Rockets without the singing and cheesiness. At this point, just come to my table and take my order already. I'm ultra selective in my caloric contents per day so to put that pressure on me while people behind are waiting to order is just plain annoying. I'll just end up ordering everything on my burger and it'll come out tasting like compost, extra salty! \n\nAs for the milkshake, Johnny Rockets has the best milkshake on earth. The remaining is served in a frosty metal cup that is begging to be scooped with your tongue. Oh wait I'm suppose to be reviewing Smashburger.... enough said.
__label__3 This post is from my last trip to Las Vegas. It was supposed to be \"No Meat March,\" but obviously it didn't turn out that way. When I am on vacation it pretty much an all you can eat time. I absolutely enjoy trying new places and cannot resist temptation; therefore, out with \"No Meat March\" and in with Smash Burger! It's utterly necessary that you try this place, especially the sweet potato fries! Pictures on my blog.
__label__3 Give me another SinCity burger, please! How delectable it is!  A burger topped with an egg, bacon, and cheese.....drool! Their signature Smash Fries are good, but  not consistent in quality based on the many times we have been there. The salads are not bad either. Just make sure you tell them to put the dressing on the side otherwise your lettuce will be swimming in dressing. Would have been a 5 star, but the inconsistency of the quality of fries and drowning of salad dressing makes it a 4.
__label__3 I went there again today and this time had the Sin City smashburger..... It was just as good as the Spicy Baja burger, the Sin City had bacon, an egg, lettuce, cheese, and crispy onions. It makes me want to go try another item off the menu soon.
__label__1 Finally went to try this place, since I had heard it was so good.  I thought it was okay.  I think In and Out and even Five Guys is better.  I got the smashfries, they were just kind of dry and plain.  I got the sin city burger, again just okay.  I like fried onion and egg in a burger, but it just wasn't as flavorful as other places.  Glad I got to finally try it, but probably won't be heading back.
__label__3 Finally hit up the Smashburger to see what it is all about! I joined the Smashburger club via their website and in return they emailed me a voucher for a free entree. Hell yeah a free burger of my choice sounds like a great time to give them a try! I did not have to manually print the coupon they accepted it via looking at and deleting the email from my phone.\n\nI am glad we did as I was very happy and satisfied with my meal! The service is Amazing as well, all of the employees so helpful and sweet always checking on us to make sure everything is perfect! Andy and the crew at this location kick ass!!! \n\nThey were even patient with me while I stood at the counter trying to decide what I wanted to order as the menu is neat how you can add stuff on to your burger. They have their own creations and they have the option to create your own burger or chicken burger. Lots of free toppings! Mmmmmm yum!\n\nI decided on the \"Classic\" and decided on the \"big smash\" size which is 1/2 pound Angus burger. Includes American cheese, lettuce, tomato, ketchup, onion, pickles and smash sauce on an artisan egg bun. I added sweet relish and extra purple onion as a free add on. The sweet relish on my burger was divine, it just took the flavor and taste to a whole new level. Reminds me of when I was a kid and would order a burger from an old school diner my Mom would take me to in San Diego, CA, they put sweet relish on their burgers, I will never forget how good it was! Thank you for the trip back in time and fond memory Smashburger! :)\n\nMy boyfriend ordered the \"Spicy Baja\" which includes pepper jack cheese, guacamole, lettuce, tomato, onion, spicy chipotle mayo, fresh jalapenos on a spicy chipotle bun. He added for .75 more fried pickles on the side and haystack onions to his burger. He really enjoyed his burger, his only complaint was that the meat patty is smashed out further than the bun. I said babe it is called \"Smashburger\" lol That is what I liked is that the meat patty was bigger than the bun, I enjoyed that meat hanging out on the sides mmmmm yum!\n\nThe Angus beef so juicy, flavorful and literally was running down my mouth and chin. They make a messy burger and they have plenty of napkins available on the tables. If a burger is not messy then it is not a well made burger!\n\nWe also ordered smashfries to share which are tossed with rosemary, olive oil and garlic, mmmm delicious as well.\n\nThis was truly a treat for our lunch today! I enjoyed it very much along with the Outstanding service we received from Andy and the crew!\n\nWe will be back! They have a burger worth sucking silly and I want to do it again!\n\nOur total for two burgers, two drinks and fries was $25 after my coupon for my free burger it brought it down to $18. Had a great lunch, tried a new place and saved some money! WIN WIN WIN!\n\nThank you for the happy ending Smashburger, my tummy thanks you! :)
__label__2 OK place, pleasant staff.  Average burger.  Better than the other big burger chains.  But not 5 Guys or In-N-Out
__label__3 So my mission to find a good blue cheese burger in Vegas continues now that Create is gone. [You can check out my review for Bottles & Burgers' blue cheese burger for another option] This is what I would get if I'm jones-in for a blue cheese burger and I don't have a lot of time. I made my own burger with the regular bun, onions, tomatoes, spinach, blue cheese, and spicy buffalo sauce. It was pretty damn good if I do say so. Has it ended the search? Not yet. Off to the Three Angry Wives next to try theirs. Until then my friends, stay hungry.
__label__0 Brought in my 2011 SS Camaro for a hand wash and inside detail. I told the manager that I'm very picky so they'd better do a good job. I also told him absolutely no tire shine is to be used since all Ut does is spray all over my white car.I dropped it off and went over to get a bagel. I came back 30 minutes later and picked up my car. I walked around it and noticed it looked like they had dried it off with dirty towels. I also noticed my tires had tire shine on them. I had them wipe off what they could, and wiped off the smudges on the paint. I tipped the guy and left. I got down to the grocery store and got out to discover black tire shine spots all over both sides of my white car. I got back in my car and went back to the car wash. I asked for the manager and had him come out and see the car. He apologized and told the kid to wipe the marks off. I declined and said if go somewhere else where they didn't use dirty towels. and not listen to instruction. I told him I even warned you when I got out of my car! Will never go back or recommend them to anyone!
__label__2 I deducted 2 stars because the yogurt was not that frozen - actually kind of runny and melted fast.  Otherwise, a fun place and fun staff.
__label__4 Great frozen yogurt, good prices. Tons of topping choices, staff is always nice, love the retro feel of the inside.
__label__2 Even though this spot is within walking distance of my house I still prefer U-Swirl and Yogurtland. Personal preference but I find their flavor options and texture more to my liking.  I didn't feel like traveling far so I stopped here last night.  I was happy to see they have some different flavor options than they usually do, pumpkin, peanut butter and a chocolate variation I can't remember the name of.  I am deducting a star because the brownie bit toppings were as hard as rocks.  I'm surprised I didn't crack a tooth.
__label__3 Pretty cool place... considering it's just a self-serve yogurt shop.   The price was average (I think 39 cents an ounce).\n\nThe pluses were they had a lot of different toppings.  My wife especially liked the chocolate rocks.  And they had some unique flavors which I haven't seen at other yogurt shops.
__label__3 Great variety of flavors!  It's got a clean, modern feel and plenty of room.  There's a half decent choice of toppings, though I personally prefer a broader selection.  I love the \"menu\" on the wall to suggest ways to mix and match flavors and toppings to make yummy treats!  We'll probably return since the location is close and the yogurt flavors were really tasty!
__label__2 Went here because of a Groupon.  $14 for 14\" five topping, bread sticks, and two pints domestic.  Great deal, great service, but for a pizza place the pizza was very sub par.
__label__4 Ive gone to a couple different nail places in vegas and every one of them seemed to tell me what i wanted instead of letting me tell them what i wanted. I love this place, they are always so nice, they take walk-ins and they always do my nails the way i ask. They have really good pedicures, the massage part could have been a little longer but thats cool. I like that they are very clean and sanitary, great with painted designs and fair priced. its cool that they dont have a lot of catty talk going on in a language i dont understand, very uncommon in a nail place.
__label__3 I have got my toes and acrylic nails done here before.  They have a nice mix of men and woman that work here.  They have a lot of different glitter powders and nail art to choose from. I always like a lot of bling and rhinestones... So they were very accommodating. I got a hot pink back fill and zebra strips.. $45 not bad.  I like how smooth the guy got my nails with the drill, o yea they have a good quality gel too! Their granite nail stations, nice butt massaging pedicure chairs, and pink walls  was perfect for me to enjoy ;) I know people always talk smack about the Asian chop shops...but if get passed all that and give them a chance u might be really happy.  AND at this place I've never had to wait....
__label__0 Rip off they suck !! My nails aren't even the right shape some are bigger then the other don't let the fool you if you ask for your nails a little narrow but still square at the end they'll tell you it's 5 DALLORS more ?? FOR WHAT ITS STILL SQUARE I JUST WANTED IT NOT SO WIDE .. They suck you'll find cheaper and way better
__label__2 My heart aches for a good bar with no reputation. We hit the Air Bar after our Strat rides. The bartender was friendly, the cocktail waitresses were hoochies (classy, useful hoochies!) and the DJ played sweet jams like R. Kelly's Step in the Name of Love. But outside my group, there were no other customers. This was around midnight on a Saturday night, y'all. A freaking convent sees more action. Part of a bar's appeal is the crowd it draws, which I realize is a catch-22 but isn't any less true. I'd like to bump my rating to four stars as an affirming 'You can do it, kitty!' show of affection, but then I'd have to start rating all businesses on potential and that's not terribly useful.
__label__4 came here with my bestie for a massage cz we got very bored in our hotel. oh man.. this place really can work it!!! it was very relaxing and i actually didnt feel like kicking someone in the face while they touched my toes LOL coming back here everytime i visit arizona ^_^
__label__3 A friend and I came here to grab lunch during our stay in Montreal and I was really pleased with the selection of ready made foods they had for us to choose from.\n\nThe staff here was very friendly, and I spent less than $15 for food that would have cost twice that in New Orleans.\n\nI left with pineapple chicken, egg roll, macaroni salad, two boxes of cookies, and some other items I can't recall at the moment and they were all delicious.  \n\nI was pleased with our choices, I would recommend stopping in if you are in a rush and want a lot of options for lunch!
__label__3 On a recent trip to Vegas for a conference a co-worker mentioned leaving the strip and heading out to a pizza place he saw on DD&D.  I have only gone to one recommendation from DD&D because it was local to me and was several disappointed that nothing I wanted was on the menu.  The co-worker did not remember what Guy had ordered so we had to ask the embarrassing question to our server just to ensure the super fan with us got the full DD&D experience.  We ordered medium wings, suicide fries, and a pizza.  The suicide fries were hot, I mean sweating profusely hot but not too hot to eat.  What do you expect from a dish named suicide?  We ate every single fry and after our mouths had cooled we craved that spice again.  The pizza was doughy for my taste but still enjoyable as a great followup to our spicy fries.  The wings were good as well but I not a big buffalo sauce fan so the rest of the group ate those while I scooped up any last remnants of those fries... The only wish I have for the place was more options for beer.  I asked the server if there was any special beers and she named Shock Top as an option.... I ended up ordering a forgettable local brown ale.  I do know that not ever bar/restaurant is going to cater to my beer needs so I can't fault them entirely but... I can hope that maybe the next time I am there something better will sneak onto the menu.   Overall I was very happy we stopped here and if I find myself in Vegas again anytime soon I will head over to enjoy those fantastic fries.
__label__0 My husband and I love to try new pizza places. We went a few days ago to Naked City Pizza Shop and paid $45 for a salad, appetizer, and two 12\" pizzas. We were hesitant, but we decided to give it a try... The crust was horrible!... I don't know what they're doing, but it tastes like frozen pizza.\nThe pepperoni is so small and looks odd. We won't go there again. The food is bad and overpriced.
__label__2 I admit we went here because of DDD (Guy Fieri).  The dive atmosphere did not disappoint.  Good bartender, even though the bar was wet/sticky.  We ordered wings and pizza.  The wings were very good, as was the pizza, although it took a very long time before the food came out.  \n\nThe food was good, but they don't have the ability to handle the popularity of this place.  It's a tiny kitchen with one person cooking.
__label__2 Wow. What a dive. But that's ok, Pizza Cat likes dives. \n\nIt's not really a shop, it's more like a corner, as in the corner of a bar with a kitchen and a door. \n\nThe door is plastered with accolades from various press, so it can't be all bad, riiiight? All these people can't be wrong, riiiiight? For example The Royal Sub won LV Weekly Best Sandwich, so Pizza Cat tried half a sub for $7. It has italian sausage, cappicola and mozzarella. And that's exactly what you get, those ingredients, smashed into a tasty roll. LOL. Not bad, the cappicola was high quality and the italian sausage tasted a lot like Johnsonville and Pizza Cat likes Johnsonville sausage. Presentation was sloppy but how can you go wrong with a heaping of those ingredients on a fresh roll? For $7, it was a tasty sammie. \n\nNow Pizza Cat prefers to smoke but on occassion she will take a sip. Being inside the super-divey Moondoggies has its advantages, such as a full bar. She meandered to where a handful of locals were guffhawing over some guy puking on the TV (true story). She told the cute bartender, something light and fruity (cuz Pizza Cat can't afford any more DUIs) and under $10. The bartender proceeded to take out an 18 oz red cup (like at a BYOB party, yes, that red cup) and guzzle an interesting mixture of rum, something sweet and more rum. He presented it with a smile and said, \"$5.\" \n\n$5!!!! Yeeesh. This is the Vegas, baby. \n\nSo Pizza Cat waited for her food and proceeded to get toasted. She realized halfway through her sippy cup that the bartender had hooked her up and she was going nowhere soon. Good thing the food took so damn long to make. \n\nAfter 30 mins or so Pizza Cat was rewarded with a big azz pizza, which they called a wee, but it's not wee at all, and it was heaped with meatballs, fresh spinach and globs of ricotta. For $13 it was a hell of a deal. \n\nNow, if this was K.D., and a drunk K.D. at that, the pizza would've been fine, but Pizza Cat is a cat and Pizza Cat says the dough is nasty and the pizza is sloppy. But who cares what Pizza Cat thinks??? She is drunk, in a dive bar with other drunks, laughing at Adult Swim. Life does not get better than this. \n\nViva Las Vegas. Viva Naked City Pizza.
__label__0 Maybe Naked City Pizza is having a bad night in both locations. Drove from Paradise location to here (see other review) on the promise that the order would be placed for us while we drove. How could they have, phone here has been off the hook for hours. We were ignored when we came in, and when we asked about ordering, a woman wearing a Naked City shirt pointed to the window in the back. Asked about the advance order, and literally got a look like I had asked for pizza on a golden platter. Mentioned the phone being off the hook. Again must actually have two heads, the look again while she held up the cordless phone and showed us it was fine. (Called back while we were eating at home, and the line was still busy.) So unbelievably rude...worst I have experienced in a long time. Don't care if the pizza is good. Won't be returning.
__label__4 This place rocks! Best Sicilian style pizza in Las Vegas by far. Get the naked city and add meatballs. Meatballs and sausage are made in house and you will be able to tell immediately. Hardcore!!! Slayer on juke box while writing this!!
__label__2 Not the best pizza in the world, nor the worst. Definitely something that I will not remember unless I come back and read this post and go, oh, I ordered pizza that night.\n\nI really came here because I heard that they served poutine, which I first had eaten whilst in Canada on one of my many Detroit Adventures.\n\nPoutine was good, no complaints, but again, much like the pizza, kind of forgettable. After this week is over, the chances I even remember the name of this place is slim to none. They were not good enough to remember and they were not bad enough to stand out.
__label__1 After hearing about this place on DD&D, I was really looking forward to trying a new pizza place. Unfortunately, my experience was less than stellar. We came in on a Thursday night to a bar that was, at best, 40% filled. It took 15 minutes for the waitress to even come over and take our drink order (not for lack of trying to get her attention) and another 20 just to get our drinks. Considering we ordered a water and a soda, I was a little disappointed. When the pizza finally arrived, it was a little greasey. My friend got a standard pizza (pepperoni), and I got one of their specialty pies. He was disappointed but I thought the pizza was pretty decent. I just would have liked a refill on my water without having to ask the waitress three times. I worked in food service for many years, so I understand that things can happen. But if that's the wait time on a slow Thursday night, I would hate to be there on a weekend.\n\nOverall -- respectable pizza, service that left something to be desired. Probably worth giving a second chance, though.
__label__3 Im a big fan of this place the food is good, the portions are adequate and the service is great. Im not sure if it is a family owned business but they always have the same staff working and they're very good at remembering returning customers which is a plus in my book. \nThe great thing is they deliver and are close to work so I get tasty nom's often.. which makes me happy..\nOh and try their stick E roll.. its cinnamon-y, sugary, deliciousness.. !!
__label__0 Okay, so I always order here for a delivery. I'm always getting a lot of order each time, and have been satisfied with the food. Just that everytime I order curry, they'll ask me what scale between 1-5, i'll say 3 and everytime I receive my order, everyone that eat it says it's so hot that it's like 5, it's always 10-15mins late, I mean they shouldnt of said a length of waiting time when they can't be sharp on time, especially when I always place a large amount of order and I pay for delivery charge and give a good amount of tip! But I disregard those things and continue to order, one time i ordered curry again and i said 1 out of 5, mind you it's no difference in the hotness of the curry with the scale of 3 we used to order, it went on for how long... Until today, I'm sick and ordered soups and curry, she asked me if i like it spicy and told her i dont like it spicy, not even 1 out of 5 cos im sick. she said 30-40 mins of waiting, i said okay. And guess what? It took an hour! And the curry? It's so spicy! I'm just so mad of how always late they are with deliveries, and pls dont ask customers on the scale of spicyness, cos you guys dont keep up right with the scale, 0,1,2,3,4,5 taste all the same!
__label__0 I have to say that today Cousin Vinny's really let me down!!! I placed a order for delivery as I have done in the past without any issue but for some reason I guess I am not in there delivery area. Funny I was a few weeks ago but today I am not. The lady who called me back was very rude when I told her I could not pick it up she hung up on me!!! Wow I can not believe this I have ate there more then 50-60 times. Then to be treated like this. I mean if they delivered here before the should of called and said they can deliver here this time but in the future I will have to pick it up. Then just hang up on me WOW!!!!
__label__2 Solid Banh Mi indeed for $3. But It's hard to rank this in place in the upper echelon of the baguette kingdom simply for the fact that the bread is outsourced. That means when it's re-toasted, the baguette turns very crumbly.  I do like how the restaurant makes your sandwich because the ingredients are top notch. You can't miss when your grilled pork served with regular dishes ends up in your Banh Mi. My gripe is that I feel the grilled meat here leans more towards the Chinese BBQ version vs the Vietnamese version. That means not enough lemongrass and nuoc mam. Notice I didn't comment on the buttery goodness that all Banh Mi should have. \n\nSolid 3 stars for Banh Mi.
__label__1 I really, really wanted to love this place. I read so many great reviews and when I got there the staff was SO, SO, SO friendly and kind. \n\nWe started off with our free eggrolls with a Yelp check-in. They were good, not great. My fella really wasn't feeling them. I ordered a pork vermicelli bowl, while my fella ordered some beef pho. He also ordered a fried egg banh mi (can you say yum?), since he can't resist those when he sees them on a menu. I wasn't really feeling my vermicelli bowl (I took half to go and ended up tossing it later when I realized I didn't want any more), just didn't seem to have the right combination of seasonings and the noodles were a little mushy. The pho had a sweet flavor that I found incredibly unappealing and tasted a little like dirty water with sugar in it. My fella didn't like his pho at all and stuck to his banh mi. I tried it and the bread was fluffy and warm. Perfect texture and great portion for the price. He said he liked it, but would order it with fewer condiments next time.\n\nOverall, the experience left me unfulfilled. I desperately wanted to love the food since the owner and waitress were so nice and accommodating. If you come, just order banh mi and skip the rest.
__label__2 When it comes to Vietnamese food, I gotta talk about Pho first. The broth does have more star anise and beefy flavor and I guess you can say it's a tiny bit than their Pho competitors in Vegas. However, the overall rating of the Pho Bowl is just average. I'm not sure if I'm just used to the portion in Vegas, but I would like to see a little more meat in the bowl. The rice dish is alright, below average in my opinion. Other noodle dish is average also. I would like them to sweep the floor a little more frequent, since nasty food bit on the floor kinda make the place look less appetizing. One upside would be the servers. The wait staff there are really really nice and friendly.
__label__3 The pho here is not the best that I've had, but it's most likely one of the best pho restaurants on Spring Mountain. I was born and raised in San Jose which is home to the largest Vietnamese population in the country so I have a good idea on what good pho is. The single most important factor is the broth which gives it the flavor, and I'm happy to say that Kinh Do has a great pho broth.\n\nI don't care for beef too much, so I order chicken pho like I normally do and it has been great every time. The bean sprouts + basil leaves are fresh and those go well with the meal. Like I mentioned already, the broth here is awesome. The service could be better though...sometimes I have to flag down a waiter to get my water refilled.
__label__3 My sister yelped viet food and this was the first restaurant that came up and there was a lot of good comments.  I was so glad she found this restaurant.  It is on the Asian food strip on spring mountain.  However, it is little further down then most of the restaurants.  The restaurant is in the same plaza as a message place. \n\nThe restaurant was actually very clean.  Even the veggies that came with the food was very clean.  The bean sprouts were super white and the ends were picked off too! The servers were very nice.  There was a check in special for 2 free egg rolls.  I showed the server the coupon and he brought our whole table some egg rolls to share.  The egg rolls were delicious! I love egg rolls and usually have them at every restaurant I go to. These were awesome.  They used the Vietnamese wrappers which made the skin kind of chewy, and crunchy at the same time.  My sister and I liked it so much we ordered a full order.  \n\nMy sister had the pho and the broth was surprisingly very flavorful.  I had bun bo hue and it really hit the spot.  The broth was well flavored and spicy.  The meat was tender and they do give you a lot of meat.  There is only 1 size for all the noodles soups and it was a pretty big bowl.  \n\nOverall, a clean environment with good food and service! I will definitely come back the next time I'm in Vegas.
__label__2 This restaurant offers the standard Vietnamese food you would expect if you have ever been to a noodle house. We had the Bun Thit Nuong (Grilled Pork with Vermicelli) and Grilled Pork with Rive. Both dishes tasted as expected. We checked-in on Yelp for 2 free egg rolls and they tasted good, but didn't look good. Judged purely on looks, the rolls were cracked.  One thing about the vermicelli dish is that the egg thing that came with it was severely burnt, so I passed.\n\nOverall, I'm glad we had lunch here because it offered something I was use to. There are probably other places that are just as good or better, but we stumbled upon this one.
__label__1 We came during rush hour...3pm on Christmas day. People were everywhere and it was easy to see that they were understaffed (poor waitress was running everywhere). We were seated and ordered fairly quickly as well. We waited 15 minutes to be seated....then an additional 45 minutes for our food. By the time we got our order, the restaurant was pretty much cleared out! Granted, everyone who was seated around our time also had to wait, but pho should be quick! Anyway, this is what we ordered:\n\nPho tai: The bf did not like the beef...said it was very chewy.\n\nPho (well done steak, brisket, tendon, tripe): I liked my dish. Meat was soft, tendon aplenty, and tripe was good too. The noodles were slightly undercooked though.\n\nEgg rolls: Skinny and EXTREMELY oily. There was a puddle of oil after we were done. Flavor was good though.\n\nOverall, we all agreed that our broth was a bit too bland and the noodles too hard. I think they ran out of ingredients and had to rush everything, hence the low quality of our meal. I will take into account that I am probably spoiled from living in the OC and LA area where pho is everywhere, but for the rating Kinh Do has, it should have been better. Honestly, I'm not sure if I will go here again when there are so many up and coming pho places in Vegas, but we'll see.
__label__3 Solid Vietnamese food in Las Vegas.\nFound this place on Yelp before heading back home and decided to give it a try.  Their dishes are decent and price is right.  The service was very friendly as well.  It's a good place to get some authentic Vietnamese food.\nWill come around again.\n\nPro:\n1.  Solid food\n2.  Great price\n3.  Great service\n\nCon:\nNothing outstanding to mention.
__label__3 I judge a Vietnamese place by its pho and pork combination rice plate. The pho was not overly seasoned and the noodles were tender and didn't stick into clumps. The grilled pork didn't have enough seasoning and garlic, but wasn't bad. Would definitely consider this as an go to place for some good Vietnamese comfort food.
__label__0 Disgusting. If the soup was any more bland it would be water. Here's a hint, use soup bone for flavor, not msg. Service sucked more than at a regular Vietnamese restaurant, which is extremely extremely bad. If you hate your job then quit, or kill yourself. We saw the server on two occasions, when she took our order and when she brought the food out. On both occasions she had a bitchy attitude.\n\nFood: Crap\nService: Crap\nPrices: Crap
__label__4 I ordered \"banh tam\"...which I usually have to make it at home because not all restaurants have it. I usually make mine w/shredded pork (bi) and meatballs (shrimp and ground pork). Well, this place didn't make it w/ meatballs, but it came with grilled pork! My eyes were wide open and I indulge right away! It was one of the best banh tam I ever had! I never thought of having grilled pork with it! Awesomness!!! Banh tam is served with mixed vegies, coconut milk, and nuoc mam (fish sauce). And they offered 2 free eggrolls if you check in! :)
__label__1 Ordered the Bun Thit Nuong, a lot of the pieces of meat were either all fat or mostly fat. Some fat is ok, but majority fat is not good in my book. their fish sauce was too sweet for my liking. On to the next vietnamese/pho restaurant!
__label__3 I come here on my vegas trips when i really need a good bowl of hot steaming soup. This place gets 4 stars only because of the free egg rolls, otherwise it would be a 3 for me. The pho is only slightly decent, it's weirdly oily without as much flavor as I'm used to. The service is what you can expect at a usual pho place, so nothing special there. Come for the free eggrolls upon social media check in!
__label__2 They have great sandwiches and 2 free egg rolls with a yelp check in? Yes please!\n\nMy only complaint is that the egg rolls were not up to par. They seemed to have a funny after taste and are not the typical Vietnamese egg rolls I'm used to eating.\n\nI have been to this restaurant twice. The food overall being good with good portion sizes. Prices are on par and very reasonable.\n\nThe service was good but I did have to wait a bit for more water.
__label__1 We came here as an alternative to Pho Kim Long, which is always frequented when in Vegas.  The only things better about this place than PKL are that it's cheaper and they have really generous portions.  \n\nThe food was meh.  Their nem nuong rolls are huge, but that's cause they stuff it with lots of vermicelli noodle.  The nem nuong itself resembles and taste like sausage.... no pun intended. And theres like 2 pieces of it..  It wasn't terrible - just not very nem nuongish..\n\nThe rice plate that I had (bbq pork chop) was alright.  I thought it was a bit too salty.  And i asked for an egg over easy, but they fried the hell out of it.\n\nI didn't expect awesome service  - I never do when I go to a Vietnamese restaurant. But on top of mediocre food, they have terrible service.  Therefore, the verdict of this review is 2 stars.
__label__3 My friend and I came here for because we needed to cure our hangovers...lol. The Pho here is pretty good, I can't complain. The eggs rolls were even better!!! if you check in, you get 2 free egg rolls!! Anyways, the bowls are pretty big. We could not finished our noodle soup. I will definitely go back to this place next time i go to Vegas thats if I remember too.
__label__1 Not the juiciest pho and rice dish in town...\n\nThe pho was ok. Definitely a lot better than the rice dish. I got the rice dish with pork and the shredded beef with the egg. It was not good at all. The pork was charred and a little hard on the burned part. The egg didn't have any taste. The shredded beef was not good. I did not even like the fish sauce that it came with. The service is slow. The prices were ok, it's not cheap.\n\nThe pho soup was pretty good but I've had better. I did not really see the praises that people gave for this place. I thought it was below average quality hence the 2 stars. .It's not the worst food I've tasted but it definitely was not great. \n\nThe parking was easy to park so that was good. The visit was just very whatever. Nothing to remember it by or no reason to come back again.
__label__0 Well.. This restaurant sucks! I wrote my name in a waiting list.. In that list, I have 2 party in front of me.. But after 15 mins of waiting the owner or server change my Que number to 5 for no reason. I think they give it to other people that he knows! Terrible.. Suck..
__label__2 I wanted to like this place more. it looks like an authentic vietnamese restaurant in san jose, and they serve bun bo hue, which is usually a plus. i usually end up at treasure island for pho, since spring mtn rd is so far, but the lure of the real deal brought me out here.\nfirst the good - the vegetables (bean sprouts, basil, etc) were fresh. no complaints here. when they brought these out first, i was quite excited as quality ingredients usually means quality fare.\nnow the bad - i ordered pho (was tempted to try the BBH, but my stomach was recovering from some crazy vegas partying and needed something lighter). i believe it was the #5, with everything. the portion was decent sized. the broth, however, lacked depth. it wasn't bad, per se, but just lacked any complexity. i usually eat my pho plain for about a quarter of a bowl before i add in siracha, eat that for a bit, then add in additional condiments. that keeps it fresh and it's like i'm having 3 different flavored bowls of noodles in one sitting. this time, i couldn't take more than a few spoonfuls of plain broth before i was thoroughly bored with it. just does not compare to san jose pho.
__label__2 The bun bo hue was great but the egg rolls were spoiled We had to tell them to take it back...gross.
__label__2 The bread here was really good. There were a lot of meat for such a low price. Overall, i like the Banh Mi here and i would come back just for the Banh Mi.\nBut how ironic, the name of the place is Pho Kinh Do. Not Banh Mi Kinh Do.\nThe Pho here was bad. The soup was not beefy enough and there was not enough meat. \nBased on Pho alone, i would give this place a 2 Stars. But because of the Bread/Banh mi, i would give it a 3 stars.
__label__3 Took my friend to try his first pho here. It was my first time here too. The pho wasn't half bad, probably the best pho in vegas. Lots of meat in the pho, broth was flavorful. We also ordered the spring rolls and nem nuong roll. It was fresh and yummy.. Will try this place again my next vegas trip.
__label__4 i spoked with JOE, very professional and knowledgeable i needed some tires and wheel alignment, but i also thought i needed a new battery because of starting issues, they checked and tested the battery and cleaned the top post because they had corrosion thank god they are honest i did not need a new battery, some other business said i needed a new battery. got my new tires and wheel alignment done like he promised .... thanks joe if anyone needs help ask for him..
__label__2 I was drunk and in the Plus from gambling...i had a great burger late night and mixed drink they called a \"root beer float\". it was fucking delishhh.\ni got the meal for free but i tipped its price it was that damn good.\n \nill definitely come back.\nthe service wasgreat too
__label__4 We landed late and headed straight from the hotel to KGB.  I had wanted to try this place for awhile but the last time out they were closed for a week.  So we got over to Harrahs about midnight and went to finally get this burger that I feared I was overhyping in my head.  Hostess was friendly, sat us and the decor was pretty cool.  The outfits are very enjoyable for us guys.  No complaints there.  The late night menu does not have everything I had seen on the normal menu.  However they do have a late night deal with a cheeseburger, fries, and soda for 9.99.  My wife got that, I opted for the double cheeseburger with bacon, carmelized onions, and russian dressing which I got on the side.  They asked if you want it medium or well.  I chose medium.  It came quickly and it was unbelievable.  Im happy to see their medium is medium rare like I love.  This burger tasted so good that I feel like Marshall on How I Met Your Mother where he dreams of that one burger place that he went to and he can't remember where it was, but he knows how amazing it was.  That's how I feel about this burger.  I miss it so much, and I've been thinking about it for days since I got back and I wish it was here with me right now.  Luckily unlike Marshall I know where to go to get that burger.  The burger was so juicy, it was covered in bacon.  I've never seen so much bacon on a burger.  And the fries were fresh cut and outstanding.  Im not even a big fry fan but these were tasty.  I highly endorse this place.  Stop by KGB have a burger, enjoy the waitress getups, and put it on your itinerary for your next trip.
__label__2 Food was good. It's burgers mostly so no big leap, but huge plus they had tater tots! Regular potato and sweet potato tots...they were great. For a drink bar the mixed drinks were fair. Service was OK. Like TGIF and Johnny Rockets had an illegitimate child and left in Vegas. Don't get me wrong It's an OK place to eat before a night of serious drinking or before going to Harrah's Improve Comedy Show.
__label__2 Table of 4, wait was 20++ minutes late on a Thursday night.   No bar to wait in, plus no alert system (buzzer or whatever) so we couldn't wander around the casino.   Once we were seated, the food was great.....  Just burgers but lots of toppings, etc.   Nothing bad nor was it overly memorable.  Very sufficient for a bite in Harrahs!
__label__1 The veggie burger here is ok, I enjoyed the appetizers more.  We had cheese sticks and fried pickles.  The atmosphere is interesting--mocking, faux retro-Soviet culture.  I guess I need to explain the two stars--if I go to a place that specializes in burgers and they offer a veggie burger I expect it to be something memorable, not two garden burgers in a large bun that I can get pretty much anywhere else.
__label__2 Well the fact that I am giving this restaurant three stars has more to do with some problems with reservations then with the food itself. So my friends and I were going to see a show at Harrah's at 7 PM and wanted an early reservation. Now I realize it's Friday night but we wanted a reservation for 5 PM. Who's eating at 5 PM?  My friend got the runaround with Caesars reservation line so I tried OpenTable. In a strange turn of events I saw something on OpenTable I've never seen before. It said that the restaurant had no reservations within eight weeks of my requested date. So one would think when we got there certainly the restaurant would be packed. That couldn't have been further from the truth it was not busy at all. And for a restaurant that was fairly not busy the service was less than attentive.  Now the food that is another story. During happy hour all of the appetizers are only five dollars. Since we thought the restaurant would be so busy we got there before five and were able to order the mac & cheese Stix the waffle fry nachos and the fried pickles. Now here's a little tip on the fried pickles they are fried in a Tempora like Batter which is very good but they're very thick spears.  I like my fried pickles as chips.  The waffle fry nachos were fantastic because they had short rib meat on them very delicious. The mac & cheese sticks were also good and came with the cheese sauce which made them very cheesy. For the entr\u00e9es we tried the turkey burger as well as the cobb burger both were very good.  If this restaurant can get that weird reservation issue worked out as well as work on the service it could be great but until then it's got to be just a three-star.
__label__2 We went here twice over the weekend, unfortunately we got the same rude waitress both times.  \nNight one: The food was tasty, no complaints from our party of 7 on food. The water was disgusting, one girl described it as dirty pool water; so get something else to drink. Biscuits and gravy were delicious.  Our waitress was an older woman working the weekend 3 am shift, not very friendly.\nNight two: I went with 2 others for after drinking appetizers and the same waitress was rude, and seemed to be frustrated and mad that we weren't buying more.\nLet me say that overall the restraunt had good food, but the server stinks. We are all normally good/great tippers and she missed out.
__label__1 Did not come in here with high expectations and I was right. Ordered the mac and cheese sticks and the BBQ bacon burger. Nothing tasted fresh. The mac and cheese sticks were overbreaded and lacked flavor. The burger was big but did not stand out to me. Tasted like a burger I could get in any diner across America. Service was friendly, but slow. \n\nDon't get me wrong. I like the concept of the restaurant (has some cool Soviet graphics) and the food is edible. This may also be one of the better spots in Harrahs. This is Vegas after all though, and you can definitely find something more special elsewhere.
__label__0 One star. I probably ordered the wrong thing in eggs and New York strip. The medium steal was super well done. Sent it back and it was rare to raw. They put it back on the fire and back to well done. Potatoes were cold and service was lousy. Was pretty empty and a fair amount of staff for late night. Lots of other places, this one is a fail!
__label__0 When I signed my lease they told me they recommend having the apt. sprayed for pests EVERY MONTH. The manger admits they have a roach problem and the pest control man told me as soon as it warms up the \"water bugs\" meaning big roaches will show up. There is a pigeon infestation that is so bad when the wind comes up, there are feathers flying all over outside - it looks like you are inside a room full of birds. They poop on my stairs, entry way, live on my roof, near my air conditioning unit, feathers come in from the dryer vent. The pigeons sit in the dumpsters so when you put a bag of garbage in the dumpster, they fly up and get agressive and dustr and mites go all over the place. I get bit from bird mites when I go to get my mail. Have to wear long pants, socks and shoes to not get bit. My kitchen sink drains out in front of my apartment out into the parking area so there is always a stream of water there. I can see soap suds under the front of my building. Kitchen is a mess. Dishwasher opens across the two sinks, try putting dishes in when you have to move away from the sink, the refig is old and lopsided so the door won't stay open. Cupbards are so small I have to turn my dishes sideways to get them in. No linen closet, stacked washer & dryer with NO place to put laundry stuff. I contacted the manger because I have a bug infestation, which I showed the bugs to the police and they told me to contact the management and have pest control come out and find out what they are. Manager will not respond, I made second request in person in the office, still no response, now the management doesn't speak to me. My guess is several people got bird mites from the pigeon infestation so they are ignoring finding out if the bugs are bird mites. I lost my clothing and belongings due to it, am moving in 11 more days. Yes the view of the golf course is pretty, but the old men in the golf carts go right up to your bedroom and livingroom windows. You have NO privacy at all.I can hear my neighbors do laundry, shower. I fell sorry for the lady below me because I have to do so much laundry due to the bug infestation.
__label__2 Not very friendly! I mailed a package today and had my 2 young kids with me and they rushed me out of the way at the self kiosk so they could help someone else.
__label__3 The DMV stereotype has been around since the beginning of time.  I have to admit that the Henderson DMV isn't that bad.  I know you are gasping for air right now.  \"How could he say that about the DMV?\"  Every time I come here the employees are super nice.  In fact I was surprised the first time, but now come to know that they hired some great people.  This is a hard job and they do a great job making the process as enjoyable as they can.  The last time we went we were registering a car we just bought.  We only waited about 30 mins and it was Saturday morning.  So needless to say it was pretty packed.  When we were going through the process the girl (I wish I could remember her name.) told us that our smog was rejected.  I was confused because this was the dealership's fault.  She was really nice and told us to go take care of it and when we got back to come back to her.  After yelling at the dealership and having them resmog the car, we went back.  The girl was with a customer so we waiting a few minutes.  Here is where it gets better.  The lady working next to her was done with her customer before our girl and then she helped us.  This was awesome!  She also gave our daughters stickers.  Don't let the DMV scare you.  This place is great and the employees make it better.  Bet you never thought someone would be saying this about a DMV!  Cheers!
__label__4 Everyone there is so pleasant.
__label__0 Wow I can not believe the POOR service I received from John. This place is not worth your time it looks nice from the outside but that's it. If you want to pay for over priced Mexican than waste your money here if not go somewhere that is worth it.
__label__2 So, the good:  Plaintain and black bean mash, lump crab nachos, skinny margarita, chipolte ribs\n\nThe bad:  Service is hit or miss, enchiladas are meh, greens are very plain.\n\nNote: The grilled corn used to be fabulous when served on the cob.  Too many people complete complained about it being messy so they now strip it from the cob.  It has lost something.  Let's worry less about being \"clean\" and more about good food!
__label__3 Great \"modern mexican\" place.  Don't go here looking for anything authentic.  It is certainly on the pricier side of mexican food, but it is fairly priced for what it is.  \n\nWe ate here late on a Saturday night and got the \"front and center\" outdoor table.  We had a blast, as the people watching on a nice night is outstanding (WHERE do all of these crazies come from, really!!??)\n\nSo long as you know what you are walking into here, you'll have a great experience.
__label__1 Against my better judgment I decided to give Vida a try......I had heard and read mixed reviews and that alone usually will keep me away, but I was advised to try a specific dish.  The service was spot on and I had high hopes but after receiving my 'lump' crab nachos my whole attitude changed.  There were 8 pieces of individual nachos buried in cheese and little else.......hmmm $12 bucks for 8 pieces of baked cheese nachos?  I gave it a try and all I tasted was cheese and grease...no black beans, no crab....cheese.  I thought perhaps they had given me the wrong order so I peeled back a glob of cheese from one of the 8 pieces in search of 'lump' crab to find little bits of crab.  Ok, my bad.......that's what I get for going against my better judgment so I took a L on this one as I had promised myself not to bother with this place......
__label__1 Disappointing.  After reading the positive reviews,  we gave Vida a try for dinner.  I agree with another reviewer that it was subpar.  Better choices are out there
__label__1 Sorry this place had so much promise but did not deliver.  Walking by, I saw the same kind of custom guacamole bowls that I experienced at Cantina Laredo in Nashville, TN.  The guac was excellent and the highlight of the meal.  I thought I would try something different and that was a mistake - I had the Carnitas, and found them almost impossible to eat.  Every bite had sharp edges that cut like a knife, and the meat underneath was very dry.  I'll probably go back so I can update my review, but next time it will be something different.
__label__2 Tasty guac. strong drinks. In the heart of Downtown Charlotte day and night life.\n\n- Fresh Guacamole\n- White Sangria\n- Negra Modelo on draft
__label__4 July 26, 2014...first time here, awesome food, great server, cold coronas! We were a party of 6 and they took excellent care of us. Great time and a great location in the bottom of Epicenter.
__label__4 I love love love love love this bakery.  It's been so difficult to find a good bakery/pastry shop around Pittsburgh.  Before La Gourmandine, my boyfriend and I have been going to Allegro Hearth in Squirrel Hill and Whole Foods.  However, neither have left us satisfied.  We heard news of La Gourmandine this summer and we decided to give it a try one Saturday and we were not disappointed.  We come here often on Saturdays for the pastries.  They are definitely authentic (my French boyfriend verified it).  My favorite are the croissants aux amandes (almond croissants) because they are just simply warm, gooey, and delicious.  If you're lucky to get them just as they come fresh from the oven, you will need a fork and knife to enjoy them.  These are dense, sweet and buttery on the inside (filled with almond paste--though the word paste doesn't do it justice) and crunchy and crispy on the outside.  In fact, they are unlike any other croissant I've ever tasted before.  The flans patissiers, pains aux raisins, tarlettes aux pommes, choux a la creme,and mousselines are good too.  Pretty much all of their pastries.  We have never tried the breads there simply because I'm not a fan of Parisian style breads (They tend to be darker and dry). Considering the quality of their pastries, prices are very reasonable, especially compared to what we've paid at Whole Foods and Allegro Hearth in the past.  I love this place!  I wish it would be open more (like on Sunday and later in the early evening).  Also, it would be lovely if they have an espresso machine.  There's nothing like dipping your warm pastry in a cup of espresso for breakfast.  Yum!
__label__3 Great atmosphere with the French maitre d'. The food is nothing special but the atmosphere always makes us go back. Fixed menu is good value. Mostly have to book as it gets very busy.
__label__3 Mrs M and I popped over to \"Le Di-Vin for to celebrate some good news.\n\nWe shared a Les Planchettes Charcuterie and Cheeses and a bottle of Klein Kloof Chenin Blanc from South Africa.\n\nThe Planchettes was a \"Medium\" sized platter meant for two and whilst the food was delicious, the portion was (IMHO) was very small. The Cheeses were very wonderful and everything tasted so fresh.\n\nWe washed it all down with some Chenin Blanc, which went oh so well with the food.\n\nAs the portion of food was, er, shall we say, a tad on the tiny side, We plumped for Les Tartines - Goats Cheese, Red Peppers and Jambon de Bayonne, which was delicious. I love Goats cheese and was not in the slightest disappointed with this.\n\nThe service was good, although when we asked the waitress for some Balsamic Vinegar she clearly did not understand us and instead brought us a small bowl salad dressing.\n\nAll in all, we enjoyed ourselves and I give LDV 4 Stars.
__label__3 Real good, mesquite grilled steaks, burgers, chicken ect. in a rustic, yet clean setting.  Fair prices, decent selection, the service was excellent. \n\nIts only about 7 minutes off of the US 60 (take the Idaho exit, not Tomahawk) .  If you want a different atmosphere, give it a try, you wont be disappointed. \n\nOnly down side is that It is a snowbird mecca
__label__0 Do NOT use this company! They may be cheaper than most competitors but you get what you pay for. They installed a new windshield in my vehicle. I followed all instructions given by the installer (leave the tape on for 48 hrs and do not wash the vehicle for a week and a half) however the very next day after the install - and every day since - the glass rattles every time I hit a bump. I called them to repair and he came out and only attempted to tightened the trim around the glass which did not fix the issue - in fact, it made it worse. Now he refuses to fix or replace the glass. I always try to use local mom and pop shops when I can but next time I'll pay the extra $50 to have Safelite do it...correctly. Learn from my mistake and choose a different installer for your auto glass!
__label__3 I had the buta-burger as it was all the flavors that i love...the burger was surprising good! i didnt expect it to be as bomb as it was....i was like 2nd in line and they were crazy fast too, which is always appreciated...my only gripe is that its kinda expensive..other than that, awesome!
__label__1 I've heard rave reviews about this place from my friends but thinking about it now it's probably because they were DRUNK while eating it!  Waited 20 minutes to get our food (and we were the only ones in line) then after we ordered a friend of the truck owners got there ordered and got her food first!  No good...  after the 20 minute wait we thought the food was going to be worth the wait but NOOOO!!! Our burgers were raw!  Not rare, just bloody and gross.  Never going there again!
__label__1 A lot of these reviews talk about how friendly the staff is, but when I went yesterday (6pm on 2/26), I did not experience that at all. We weren't ever greeted or said goodbye to.  The first thing the cashier said to me when I went up to order was just \"hold on.\" Then she took my order (medium tea), then told me to hold on again, so she could finish doing two other orders, one of which was a smoothie. I literally just ordered tea and their tea comes in tea bags. She just left my cup with a tea bag in it on the counter while she went to make the coffee and the smoothie. Maybe it's just me, but I don't see why she couldn't just put the hot water in my cup.\n\nI do understand that it must've been hard since she was the only one working up front, but c'mon, you gotta learn how to multitask and do it with a smile on your face. If she at least greeted us or said something other than \"hold on\" and \"here you go\" to me, then I might've given this place 3 stars, maybe even 4. Customer service can really do a lot for a place and I just didn't experience anything good here. I will, however, be back in the future since this is one of the only coffee shops by my house and I'm always on the prowl for some study spots.
__label__2 You can easily compare this to a Ross or Marshalls. \n\nClothing and household items at discount prices. Helpful hint, when shopping at locations like this always look the clothes over for holes, rips or loose threads. I have purchased a dress with a very tiny hole from here but they did give me a 15% discount. \n\nDon't be alarmed by the Security Guards. Sometimes there are more guards than any other employees in the store but half the time they are just too busy talking to each other. \n\nThey actually have a good variety of shoes in a size 11 which is very hard for me to find in discount stores. And their plus size section is not too shabby either.
__label__1 I'm not a lover of pizza, and you've got to be able to carry out, because there is no seating! \n\nThe $5.00 One topping pizza deal is awesome!!!! The pepperoni is always ready! \n\nThe quality of the Pizza is good. Better than higher priced competitors, that deliver.\n\nThe ingredients are cheap, to keep the price down.\n\nCustomer Service needs improvement. They make you feel like they want to get rid of you.\n\nFor the price, I'd go back. Not for quality, or customer service.
__label__2 One of my staples. I no longer get asked for my ID when using my credit card...very bad sign. Just can't beat the hot and ready deal and crazy bread! I may get my pizza here all the time, but the price is pretty close the quality. However, totally worth it in a pinch.
__label__2 Just along from the well known Southsider Pub, and right next to Bonsai restaurant on West Richmond St. is this wee cafe. \n\nThe Richmond Cafe doesn't exactly immediately draw you in. It looks like a fairly standard affair. The one off putting feature is the low quality photographs of bacon and eggs in the window, something I've never found understood or found appealing.\n\nInside the Richmond Cafe slightly improved. Its big clean tables, high ceiling, arched stone brick walls, the place does have some atmosphere and in particular if feels spacey despite its actual size.\n\nApart from the standard affair of hot drinks, the cafe also serves main meals. These are mostly Italian or tea time classics, like carbonara or soup. There is a surprising range, but I get the impression the dishes are not all  exactly freshly made using local produce. The Cafe also advertises its morning special, takeaway bacon or sausage roll for \u00a31.60, which isn't terrible, if that's your sort of thing.\n\nIn its defence the Richmond Cafe also offers a 10% student discount, which is always a bonus.
__label__2 The German Market is great, offering something new to the Edinburgh masses.\n\nBut it's the masses that present (geddit?) the problem... this place is far too rammed! To the point of 5-minute stand-stills.\n\nKings of Leon at T in the Park wasn't this awkward to negotiate!\n\nDon't get me wrong, I love the gorgeous stalls, the social vibe, the plethora of Christmas-themed food, drink and shopping on hand here. And at Christmas time at prices you're willing to overlook.\n\nBut this is a very badly organised event year after year, and stewards should be introduced to keep the throngs from impeding, stampeding and any other kind of peding all over the place. Buggies should be folded up, pathways should be introduced and general monitoring staff should be in rotation as I'm sure this place would be a pick-pocket's dream.\n\nDelightful, yes, but be careful.
__label__2 The Student Union that houses the Library Bar is a warren. I still, to this day, can't quite remember how to get to the Library Bar; and instead stride (confidently) from corridor to corridor, to staircase, to room, until I find it / stumble upon it.\n\nI rarely come here during term time, as it is part of the University and the students' Union. But during the Festival it makes a great indoor, late-opening bar that has a genuinely decent selection of whiskies and drinks.\n\nThe queue can get pretty deep and hectic. It's a short bar, installed into the main room of the library. But if you're not in a rush, and more looking for a nice, quirky place to chill with friends, then this is it. There's a balcony area with comfy couches, and they do food. So you can get some guiness, whiskies and just chill.\n\nI'm pretty sure I'll end up back here next August too.
__label__3 If you've never been to Wildflower before, it's a cute, nice soup, sandwich, salad, bread, pastry place. This is a big, bright location. \n\nLovely, savory food that always seems to be made with nice ingredients, and great bread - we often come in for a meal and treat ourselves to a loaf of something delicious to go - today, sourdough with rosemary and sea salt.  It's pretty reasonably priced, and the food is interesting. \n\nTry the spinach salad (I get it with no bacon), or the egg, tomato & feta breakfast sandwich on ciabatta.
__label__4 The breakfast is consistently great here at a reasonable price, and if you go to the Val Vista and Baseline store the customer service you will get from Hector is second to none
__label__3 I have purchased a few small items here and the iPhone 4. My iPhone 4 experience, only the first day of availability was from 4:30 am to 1:50 pm. Once inside, the activation and purchase went smoothly was out of the store by 2:30 pm. This store is open usually until 11pm at the time of this review, which is nice if you need something late.
__label__4 best apple experience ever! Super quick and easy. I had a broken screen and was given a brand new phone under warranty. Byrd is the best, very friendly and knowledgable !!
__label__2 I still have lukewarm feelings about this place.  It isn't the warm place you go to, to feel loved and like they know you.  I've only been here twice and I don't think anyone here is entertained by my (what I believe to be) witty comments.\n\nIt's a little intimidating at first because I feel like I stick out like a sore thumb.  I'm not one to be flashy or necessarily into the beauty aspect of my looks so I generally tend to feel out of place at salons anyway, let along a salon where everyone where's black.  \n\nThe receptionist has always been nice, although not one to engage in small talk or humoring a \"smart\" patron such as myself.  She's a busy bee so I'll let her off the hook.  I like the fact that she seems to be a hard worker.\n\nTechnical: 5 stars on my eyebrow job.  I felt like a new woman.  I've never had my eyebrows waxed before but because I've always been afraid that I would have to draw them in (*ahem* not that there's anything wrong with that, I guess) but damn it, Kim (?) did a great job.  I will definitely be going back once they get a little too bushy to handle...\n\nOkay, so I do watch Tabitha's Salon Make-Over or whatever that show is called.  And I do think that their wax pot needs some cleaning.  I'll have to do a little more investigation on that the next time I go.  Update to come up in about a month.\n\nI haven't had any other service from Polished... Shortly after I went the second time, I got an e-mail saying they let 8 girls go and I was wondering if that was a response to my not making appointments.  But seeing as a couple of the other patrons on yelp say that they've had to wait long periods, I will do everyone a favor and start making appointments.
__label__4 I'm surprised by the negative reviews because I loved the customer service. I came in with a friend and we both had a groupon and no appointment and they were very busy. They could only take one of us and the other had to wait an hour. The owner ended up doing my mani pedi instead of taking her lunch break so I didn't have to wait....very cool since I already agreed to the wait. I upgraded to a french tip and this was the best mani pedi I've ever got. I got so many random compliments on my nails which is pretty rare since I have relatively short nails so they don't usually stand out. I wanted to pay the extra $5 for the callous scrub but the owner said that it would be a waste of money since my feet only really needed the regular scrub. I felt she was sincere and didn't try to up-sell me. The regular price for a spa mani pedi is $50 but they also carry package deals. I will never get a mani pedi at the hotels cause a pedi alone can be $85...damn! I don't have sewer feet so not sure why anyone would pay that lol. This is my go to place in vegas for mani pedi from now on. Take a short drive off the strip and be smart with your money.
__label__4 Ive been going here for 2 years now and just cannot get my nails done anywhere else.. The quality and selection of nail gels is incomparable to any nail salon I have ever been to.  The only downside about this place is that you must make an appointment and have to make it a couple weeks in advance to get a time that is suitable for you. I personally have been going to Lil Kim there... She always takes her time, pays attention to detail, and does excellent work.. Like I said before I could never go anywhere else regardless of the price or location... They are that good!
__label__1 I got a manicure here.  I had an appointment but they were still about 45 minutes late.  I got an apology but nothing else.  While I was waiting, I got to overhear a lovely conversation where a salon worker was trying to convince a customer that women can get pregnant from swimming pools.  Something about how they store sperm in water for IVF, so of course you can get pregnant from anonymous sperm in a swimming pool.  Sigh.\n\nI then got sent to one person to remove my prior gel manicure.  Which means she just left me to soak in acetone.  When she came back ten minutes later to take off the polish, she didn't get everything off and I kept having to point out areas that she missed.  Then I got sent to another person who actually did the manicure.  I wanted a normal manicure because I was getting sick of the gel manicure process.  The woman doing my manicure really tried to hard sell me on getting a gel manicure again, which annoyed me a bit.  She just quickly did the manicure and then put me in a corner under UV lights to stare at a wall with a bunch of cheesy feathers that people apparently put in their hair.  She didn't say how long I was supposed to sit there so I just sat there for ten minutes, paid, and left.  \n\nAre all nail salons this awkward and weird?  The quest continues for a nail salon that does not skeeve me out.
__label__1 I've been here a few times and each time it's really a hit or miss. Sometimes my nails come out amazing and other times they come out horrid, and those times they come out bad, no one wants to fix it. They have a HUGE gel color selection and a bunch of different designs to pick from, so I'll give them that. \nThe downside is that this place is always packed. If you're going to walk in without an appointment, good luck. The people at the front desk are rude. I get that you're busy, but COME ON! Some customer service won't kill you. Prices are average, but can get pretty pricey depending on what you get. Lastly, you WILL feel rushed. They just want to get you in and on to the next. I have gotten 3D designs here almost every time, and each time the nail tech always tries to talk me out of what I want. They only want to do one finger and always try to get away doing a half ass job and when I tell them that's not what I wanted, they roll their eyes and mumble something to their neighbor.
__label__0 Every time I have called to book an appointment I've been put on hold forever. Also, when I've gone in, I've been told to come back much later. DISLIKE
__label__2 It will be a long time before I return to this shop! They do an amazing job on my nails every time but there customers service is awful unless your dropping at least $100 or more on service. If they're busy and you have a simple service there is no small talk (maybe with the neighboring nail tech) but they want you in and out. And if you ask for specifics like can you paint this nail orange and this one pink or something of that nature and they're running pass there allotted work time be prepared for lots of sighing and talking under ones breath. God forbid you nick a nail they'll be way to busy too correct it or make you feel foolish for nicking your nail. Oh someone else will fix it though they do pride themselves on how the nails look but not on the personable side of the transaction the girls at the front are super sweet and love to see everyone's nails. It really upsets me that they treat there clientele this way. It hurts there business and I always refer people to this salon, well not anymore. Moral of the story is good job terrible customers service even from little Kim one of the owners.
__label__4 I absolutely love POLISHED! I live about 15 miles away and I pass hundreds of nail salons and I would never go anywhere but here. The color selection is like no other. I have never seen so many. It is always busy in here but I have never had to wait to get serviced. Tina does my nails and she makes them look perfect each time. The receptionists Arielle and Brianna make everything go smoothly and they always greet you by name. Whenever I have people in town I always take them to Polished! I love it here!
__label__0 The food was just meh. We had Pad Thai. However there was no tofu, and we thought that they didn't make it with authentic noodles. Plus the chicken tasted like BBQ chicken and there were very little peanuts. None of the ingredients were really correct. \n\nThe service was quite slow. I.e. We had to get up to ask for more water. And the server slammed down our plates, without taking the appetizer plates first. To top it off, the table was sticky. :(
__label__4 Stumbled upon this place whilst looking for a gift for a friend who's big into whiskies so figured I couldn;t go wrong.  I don;t know anything about whisky but the staff were really helpful, and knew their stuff so I managed to come out with a decent bottle.  They didn't push me into buying the really expensive ones either, which I'd expected.  I noticed they weren't overly pushy with other customers too, leaving them to browse if they didn't want any help when asked. \n\nThe selection of miniatures and big bottles is huge, and they have lots more besides whisky.  There's a note next to each type, explaining a bit more about it, which I thought was a nice touch, saving you having to ask all the time.\n\nwould definitely go back for another present - great selection, nice staff, good prices.
__label__4 One of my favorite restaurants, Chez Vous in Scottsdale Arizona, serves Passport Coffee.  It was so good the other day that I had to know where they got it.  I will be ordering my own stash for home use, and will update this review after I git my hands on it!
__label__4 My wife is very particular about the noodles she enjoys eating and this place delivered. Not only did it delivered on the noodles, China A Go Go has very good tasting food. I had the lunch special, orange chicken with Chow Mean and Rice - DELICIOUS. The service was fast, always a plus in my book.\n\nI did not have a Yelp account and hardly review anything any where. I had to do it for China A Go Go. This is going to be a definate stop every Vegas trip.\n\nThank you China A GoGo!
__label__0 First off I'm Puerto Rican! I was not impressed with the food here at all. The flavor was lacking and so was the gravy. Who wants to eat dry rice and chicken! Sorry, just keepin it real. If your looking for friendly service then by all means eat here. The owner is sweet. I didn't finish my food. So after attempting to eating here I went home and cooked real PR food..yum. Gosh I miss the East Coast! Umm I won't be back.
__label__3 Took wife to Il Vino for her birthday. Atmosphere was decent for a casino restaurant. Our waiter, Zach, was attentive but not overbearing. I had lasagna and wife had manicotti. Both were very good. Nice size portions that we had to pack to take home since we could not eat it all. Excellent bread sticks. The moscato wine was superb.  Very affordable dinner as well.
__label__1 There's another review here which describes Saffron's interior as being more like a banquet hall than an Indian restaurant and I have to concur completely. When we arrived at around 8PM on a Saturday the large rectangular building was empty with the exception of two other pairs of customers at the round tables in the main part of the room. Down one side there are four half-booths, although only two of these appear to be available for customers, with one having a computer set up upon it and the other, outfitted with a pair of mismatched, padded office chairs appears to be used as a hangout for the proprietor's children when they aren't helping out with the restaurant.\n\nAfter being instructed by a small child to \"just sit anywhere\" we took one of the open booths and another child brought us our menus. The covers looked slightly grubby, like they could have used a wipe down and I noticed a large stain on the side of the booth next door to ours - it looked like someone had spilled a large glass of coke over the side of the table at one point and that it had been allowed to set before washing. Chairs and tables were covered with plastic to ward off such spillages and the plastic on top of our table felt like it could have been a little cleaner also, as could the salt and pepper shakers which felt a little grimy when we moved them.\n\nThe restaurant is a bit odd and has a little raised section in the corner opposite the door and the 1970s disco ball in the middle of the room. The disco ball was just a mystery and I expected to see the four children from The Chronicles of Narnia file in and take their places in the four throne-like armchairs upon the curious dais at any moment. It was an unusual atmosphere.\n\nAfter a few minutes our host arrived with a jug of room temperature water with shrink wrap covering the top. He had collected this from one of the central tables which was home to a collection of such jugs. He seemed very friendly, however, and quickly accepted our restaurant.com certificate and enthusiastically took our order. In order to meet the $35 requirement we ordered Chicken Tikka Masala, Malai Kofta, Shahi Paneer, and a selection of Naan (two garlic, one sesame).\n\nOur host then presented us with some pappadums and the usual chutneys of tamarind and mint. The mint chutney had a nice kick to it and although the tamarind had an uncharacteristically odd \"ketchupy taste\" it mellowed into a pleasant aftertaste so it all worked out. We were cheerfully informed that we could ask for more pappadums if we liked and as the host departed I commented to my wife about how the friendliness and enthusiasm was enough to make me overlook some of the oddities of the place in my upcoming Yelp review.\n\nDespite the fact that there were very few others in the restaurant we didn't see any staff again for the forty or so minutes it took for our food to arrive. I wasn't bothered at all by the longer than average wait time and the food more than made up for it anyway. My Chicken Tikka Masala was a little milder than I am used to, however the very nutty and savoury Shahi Paneer was a perfect accompaniment. I found my garlic naan to be tasty without being amazing, but my wife found her sesame naan to be a little overcooked on the bottom. The Malai Kofta was somewhat different to other incarnations of this dish that I've experienced. The sauce tasted more like a onion/butter sauce than creamy, but was tasty, however the kofta themselves were dark, somewhat sharp in flavour and fell to pieces at the merest touch of an eating utensil. Overall though, the food was excellent and we couldn't wait to return and I expected to award the restaurant four stars with a disclaimer about the slightly odd vibe to the place and maybe a friendly suggestion that they wipe up a bit in my review.\n\nThis is where things took a turn for the worse. A medium sized party had entered the restaurant and placed their orders just as I was enjoying the last bites of sauce-dipped naan and they also appeared to have a couple of take-out customers. Our host asked me how everything was to our enthusiastic responses and disappeared into the kitchen.\n\nI got my credit card out and politely sat at the table waiting to deal with my bill. Twenty minutes later we were still waiting. Ten minutes later I asked a child if they could ask someone to help us with our bill. Twenty minutes passed and a surly woman came out, but it was to deal with a takeout customer. The child still clutched our bill and restaurant.com certificate. Finally, after about an hour of waiting we were finally dealt with and could get out of there, lamenting that we could have driven across town to our home TWICE in the time we waited to pay for our meal.\n\nThe food here is great, but being made to wait a full hour (no exaggeration) to pay, including 30 minutes after you TELL THEM you want to pay is just unacceptable, especially when there were at least three adult staff members and custom was slow.
__label__0 I had a groupon sat down to order looked at how dirty the menus are, the owner watching a big OLD tv in the dinning room, Nobody in the place, looked kinda like they didnt have the money to maintain the place...Told my wife and Kids LETS GO!!!! If the dinning area looks this bad I can only guess what the kitchen looks like. NO THXs sorry but if you want customers you need to work on your place and put the Guy with the TV in the back out of site......\nP.S the food might be good, I just ran for my life before i tried it...
__label__1 Mediterranean/mexican fusion? When we first walked into this establishment we were shocked by the run-down decor. There were numerous holes in the walls, and just an overall tackiness that made this No one was there to welcome us into the restaurant. the lady began to walk us to a table a customer complained and she abandoned us, so we had to find our own table.\n\nWhen we began to place our order, the compact disc on the Kenwood stereo began to skip, so our order took a backseat to fixing the scratched CD playing. \n\nOk, so this place stinks! No, literally, it smells like old camel ass.I guess all the \"Ocean Breeze\" Renuzits were there to camouflage the camel smell, but it didn't work. Trust me. \n\nOur water came without ice. The ice, upon demand, came out in a mini casserole dish with a pair of ice tongs. As we looked around the room at the other customers' tables we realized that maybe bottled water was the way to go. Perhaps the leftover bottle caps on our table should have been an indication.\n\noh, did I mention that the leopard printed table cloth was hiding an uneven table that tilted when we put our drinks upon it? The leopard table cloth was the top layer of 5 different table covers. There were several plastic table covers nunderneath the leopard cloth that had stains and old, crusted food upon them.\n\nAnyway, the surprise came when the food arrived. It was surprisingly delicious! The \"kabob\" appetizer actually came in the form of a wrap with lots of fresh veggies and tender chicken. Who knew? Also, the chicken makhani was delicious. We had to order the basmati rice and an order of garlic naan a la carte. \n\n\nOh, did I mention that they also do quinceneras? Egad!
__label__3 Before it's recent refurbishment, the outside of Cafe Salvo made it look like a slightly dingy, not very special, quick place to grab a coffee at best, kinda place. Inside was a whole other story.\n\nCafe Salvo is the sort of cafe restaurant I imagine New York has a lot of. Black and white photographs of Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, Marilyn Monroe and other classic American movie stars don the walls. The interior is small, perhaps a little cluttered, but altogether homely and has a family run sort of feel.\n\nI think the owner has made this cafe just the way he wants it. He has his decorations and the film stars he wants. This makes the place feel genuine.\n\nAs for the food, expect big portions of home made style cuisine. Don't expect anything too fancy, expect your lasagna and minestrone soup. The prices however are very reasonable. For about the cost of a coffee and panini at Starbucks you could have a three course set meal at Salvo.\n\nA genuine, distinct Italian cafe with reasonable prices and homely food. Highly recommended.
__label__2 Dalkeith Road is so sad-looking. I don't know how a street can looks sad, but it does. It's sort of saying 'I'm out of the way, I'm long and there are other roads parallel to me that are much better and get there quicker. sigh.' Is it possible to feel sorry for a road? \n\nAnyway\n\nC's Tasty Bites thus lacks the va va voom I look for in a snack shop. It tries, nonetheless, and 10/10 for effort. \nThe place itself is small, I think too small to breathe so only ever come here for take-away. The price is alright and the food isn't amazing, but maybe i;m lacking enthusiasm because when I leave i'm left with Dalkeith road. aw.
__label__3 The other reviews have summed this gym up perfectly.\n\nIt a simple back to basics gym. I was slightly worried it was going to be a grim and grotty as it is open 24 hours and much cheaper than any other gyms in Edinburgh. I was very pleasantly surprised, it is clean, well equipped and has hot showers.\n\nI also wanted to add that they have really good staff who are super friendly and happy to answer any questions about particular machines or give advice if you want to achieve something specific during a work out.
__label__4 Delicious yogurt that was better than Yogurtland. Great flavors. It's been a long time since chocolate froyo has been done right. Loved the Honeydew. Pecan pie was great! Ill be back!
__label__3 Belle ambiance de 'chalet' dans ce petit resto de la rue MCGill.\n\nBien situ\u00e9 a la limite du quartier des affaires et du Vieux-Port, Grange devient un endroit facile a adopter si vous voulez passer une soir\u00e9e sur les quais apr\u00e8s le travail. Le menu est simple et concis, (tartares, salades copieuses, burgers) mais contient des choix vari\u00e9s pour tous les palais. Les prix sont moyens-chers (25$ une assiette). Ils ont une bonne s\u00e9lection de vins \u00e9galement.\n\nLe service est plus qu'amical, quoi qu'un peu lent. Nous avons bien aim\u00e9 notre exp\u00e9rience et serons probablement de retour !
__label__2 Located in the Riveria, If you find yourself at the end of the strip this place actually has a good breakfast.
__label__2 Was at the Riviera because GF was playing a pool tournament\nLate night and didnt really want to go around finding food so we decided to stay in the hotel\nDont expect much from the decor because honestly the whole hotel is old so the restaurant is no different\nTook a while for someone to come over so we just seated ourselves\nStaff was friendly\nshe ordered a regular cheese burger with coleslaw\ni ordered a bacon western burger with side of french fries.\nPRETTY DAMN BIG BURGERS\nboth came with a slice of pickle\ntheir slaw was pretty good, best i've had in a while\ntheir fries were cut too big for my taste\nthe onions that came with my burger was over fried so it was all shriveled up\n\noverall both burgers were pretty tasty\nnot bad for a \"late night random no where else to go\" eats
__label__2 We got here around 7:30 on a Thursday night. They were:\n\n1. Out of al pastor meat\n2. Out of chicken meat\n3. Only had enough to make 1 small cochata drink.\n\nThis considerably dampened our dining plans. Nonetheless, we ordered 2 regular size carne asada burritos and the last remaining cochata. \n\nThe cochata's horchata component was literally scraped from the bottom of the barrel. As a result, I couldn't taste much horchata flavor. Instead, I tasted more of a vague creaminess with a lot of grit from the bottom-of-the-barrel cinnamon and rice particles. The coffee component was fine. It had a smooth flavor. \n\nThe carne asada burritos were quite flavorful. I enjoyed the marinade the carne asada was in, and there was also a little bit of guacamole and some pico de gallo in the burrito. It came with a small cup of salsa, which looked like it would be good, but tasted bland and watery.\n\nService was decent and our burritos were made in no time. We got our order to go and along with the cup of salsa, our brown paper sack came with a baggie of lime, radish, and cucumber, and a plethora of napkins.\n\nHopefully next time if I'm in the mood for America's Taco Shop again they won't be out of most of the main meat components of their menu!
__label__1 My husband and I have gone to the Phoenix locations for years, but every time we go to the Tempe location it's hit or miss. Today we ordered two burritos and two Carne Asada tacos on flour. The girl ringing us up seemed distracted with her phone. When she repeated our order she left off the tacos so we repeated ourselves. When the food was brought out she had the burritos mixed up and we had to bite into them to discover the switch. When our tacos came out they were on corn not flour. All of the tortillas were dry which we've experience at this location before. I had to go inside to try and get the tacos switched out for flour. The cashier said she didn't hear us say flour and that she would get another out to us. More than five minutes later the taco came out when we were done eating. Wouldn't have been a big deal except that there were only two other tables in the restaurant and they already had their food. I don't think one taco should take more than 5 minutes to make. \n\nWe'll go back because we typically like the food, but this was a bad experience.
__label__4 sehr lecker. Quzo und Knoblauch Pita zur Begr\u00fcssung. Lik\u00f6r nach dem essen. griechische Musik. grosser getrennter Raucherbereich. Und noch ein Quzo zur Rechnung. hicks
__label__1 Bin gestern mit Freunden das erste Mal dort essen gewesen. Das Personal ist sehr freundlich und aufmerksam. Trotz der etwas rustikalen und schlichten Einrichtung f\u00fchlt man sich trotzdem wohl. Der Flammkuchen war lecker, hatte aber noch einen Salat C\u00f4te d'Azur (Blattsalate mit Gambas). Das Dressing war in Ordnung aber f\u00fcr 14,80\u20ac erwarte ich einen tollen gro\u00dfen Salatteller mit saftigen Garnelen - leider entt\u00e4uscht worden! Noch ein Besuch ist es mir leider nicht wert.
__label__3 als Erg\u00e4nzung: \neines der wichtigen Dinge an der Kippe ist das g\u00fcnstige Essen.. Studi Essen und Hammerfr\u00fchst\u00fcck kosten 3,50 Euro. Wenn man ein Getr\u00e4nk bestellt (also nicht nur isst) kostet es nur noch 2,50 Euro (plus das Getr\u00e4nk nat\u00fcrlich). \n\u00dcber die Qualit\u00e4t des Essens l\u00e4\u00dft sich streiten- aber man wird gut satt. Auf der Webseite findet man die aktuellen Karten- da das Studi-Essen immer wieder wechselt.\n\n\n \u00dcbrigens habe ich zum doppelten Preis schon wesentlich schlechter in KA gefr\u00fchst\u00fcckt!! Und die Bratkartoffeln sind auch echt ok. \nUnd dar\u00fcber hinaus gibt's Essen von acht Uhr morgens bis halb zwei Uhr Nachts.\n\n\n Zum trinken gibt's dazu viele verschiedene Biere und Wiskeys- und auch der Rest der Getr\u00e4nkekarte ist gut sortiert.\n\n\n Ab und an finden in der Kippe \u00fcbrigens auch Konzerte statt.\nUnd im Sommer kann man sch\u00f6n im Biergarten sitzen.\n\n\n Zum Ambiente: diese Kneipe hat wirklich Kneipenlook: dunkelvert\u00e4felte Holzpaneele, dunkle Bar- schlauchform und Podeste. Einmalig sind aber die vielen, teils historischen Emaille-Werbeschilder.\n\n\n Es werden verschiedene Motto-Tage angeboten wie z.B. Mittwochs \"WG_Party\" und Montags Cocktailabend.\n\n\n und wem's in der Kippe zu voll ist, der geht einfach ins Cafe Emaille oder ins Cafe Bleu - dort gibt'S das gleiche Konzept von den gleichen Besitzern (?). Das Original aber ist und bleibt die Kippe.\n\n\n Schande \u00fcber jeden Studi, der die Kippe nicht kennt!
__label__3 Bequeme Umgebung + guter Preis: idealer Treffpunkt f\u00fcr Studenten. Meine Lieblingsspeise bei Kippe ist SchniPo ^^
__label__2 F\u00fcr einen Messe Besuch in Karlsruhe (Forchheim Messe) hatte ich mir mit Hilfe der Qype Beitr\u00e4ge dieses Hotel ausgesucht, um m\u00f6glichst g\u00fcnstig morgens zur S-Bahn und zur Messe zu kommen und abends in der N\u00e4he Bars und Ausgehm\u00f6glichkeiten habe.\nIch war sehr positiv \u00fcberrascht, als ich abends um 22uhr in der Verkehrsberuhigten-Zone (Innenstadt) herumlief und das Hotel suchte, um die Ecke bog und pl\u00f6tzlich ein gro\u00dfes altes Geb\u00e4ude erblickte. Majest\u00e4tisch mit Scheinwerfern beleuchtet ragte das hinterm Karstadt einfach so hervor.\nIch entspannte mich gleich bei dem Anblick. Und solche alten r\u00f6misch anmutenden hohen Geb\u00e4uden gibt es in Karlsruhe an vielen Ecken. Das Hotel liegt gut zu Fu\u00df zu erreichen zu den Haltestellen am Europaplatz. Die Herrenstr. Haltestelle ist nur ein klein wenig umst\u00e4ndlicher und weiter zu erreichen.\nDas Ettlinger Tor Einkaufszentrum ist ebenfalls sehr nahe.\n\n\n Das Hotel:\nkleines Zimmer mit Waschbecken im Zimmer. Das ist gew\u00f6hnungsbed\u00fcrftig aber alles ist sauber und ordentlich.\nDie Fenster in den Innenhof sind mitlustigen Silber-pailletten-H\u00e4ngegardinen und 2 schmalen dekoschal-Gardinen beh\u00e4ngt. So dass man nat\u00fcrlich direkt anderen Hotelzimmern und andersherum reinschaut von jedem Winkel des Zimmers. Auch das ist nicht unbedingt angenehm. Ich entdeckte auch erst am letzten Abend die Kn\u00f6pfe f\u00fcr einen aussenliegenden motorischen Rolladen. Die Kn\u00f6pfe sind nicht beschriftet und am Bettkopf angebracht, welches keine N\u00e4he zum Fenster hat und damit rein durchs Ausprobieren aller gefundenen Kn\u00f6pfe im Zimmer entdeckt wurden. G\u00e4be es eine Willkommens-Anschrift mit den n\u00f6tigen Infos f\u00fcr G\u00e4ste, h\u00e4tte ich sowas evtl fr\u00fcher gefunden. Leider gab es keine solche Info.\nDas Bad ist sehr klein und besteht einfach aus einer Dusche mit Vorhang und dem Klo.\nDie W\u00e4nde scheinen sehr d\u00fcnn zu sein und sind sehr sehr hellh\u00f6rig. Wenn man wei\u00df welchen Fernsehsender die Nachbarn oben dr\u00fcber oder nebenan laufen haben, und wie viele Leute sich gerade in den 2 Stockwerke tiefer liegenden Fr\u00fchst\u00fccksraum hinsetzen, ist es nicht erholsam. Da ich mehr gesch\u00e4ftlich unterwegs war und auch sehr sp\u00e4t ins Bett gehe, st\u00f6rte es mich trotzdem, aber in geringerem Umfang, als wenn ich hier Urlaub machen w\u00fcrde. Als Urlauber w\u00fcrde ich nicht hier \u00fcbernachten.\n\n\n Was ich sehr vermisste ist ein Haartrockner.\nDas bem\u00e4ngel ich grunds\u00e4tzlich, wenn ein Hotel keine Haartrockner anbietet. Und durch die Fr\u00fchlingshaften Temperaturen wurde ich zum Gl\u00fcck nicht krank, als ich mit nassen Haaren zur Messe morgens lief.\n\n\n Fr\u00fchst\u00fcck gibt es ab 7-10Uhr im 1. Stock, wo auch die Rezeption ist.\nDie Auswahl ist befriedigend, eben mittelm\u00e4\u00dfig. Es ist mehr als nur Grundausstattung : Brote, Geb\u00e4ck, Br\u00f6tchen, gekochte Eier, Schinken, Bierwurst, Salami, K\u00e4se, Marmelade, abgepackte Portionen mit Schmierk\u00e4se, Leberwurst, Honig, Marmelade, Margarine, Butter. Allerdings konnte ich nicht alles essen/nutzen, da die Zutaten nicht aufgelistet/aufgedruckt sind und ich die Allergene nicht ausschliessen kann.\nDazu gab es ein wenig M\u00fcsli-utensilien und Gurken- und Tomatenscheiben. Obst ist auch vorhanden.\n3 Sterne f\u00fcr zufriedenstellende Auswahl, die frische der Gurken und Tomaten k\u00f6nnte verbessert werden und R\u00fchrei oder Spiegelei w\u00e4re auch w\u00fcnschenswert.\n\n\n Sehr angenehm fand ich, dass im Preis direkt ein Fahrticket f\u00fcr die L\u00e4nge meines Aufenthaltes im Innenstadtbereich inbegriffen ist.\n\n\n Insgesamt freundliches h\u00f6fliches Personal. Gelegentlich kann man am Telefon eine kurz angebundene Frage-Antwort-Auskunft erhalten, die unfreundlich wirkt.\n\n\n Insgesamt ist es ein Hotel was mit einem Zimmerpreis von 68EUR inkl. Fr\u00fchst\u00fcck g\u00fcnstig und sauber ist. Besonders gut ist, dass es zentral gelegen ist, mit der S-Bahn erreicht man die Messe in knapp 20 Minuten (von T\u00fcr zu T\u00fcr).
__label__3 Location! Location! Location!  Our room faced the organic market right across the street.  There is a pretty amazing toy store around the corner towards the northeast.  To the northwest, there is a convenient local train stop (Europa?).  The hotel gave us vouchers for unlimited local train rides for the duration of our stay.  There are also restaurants and bars right in the area.  If you take the train east a bit to the KIT Durlacher stop, there is an awesome restaurant called Der Vogelbrau.  They have amazing food there!\n\nMy sister and I stayed in Room 402.  It was tastefully decorated.  The restroom had nice tiling and cute pictures on the wall.  The bedroom wall had a giant city print.  You can open the window and stick your head out to look at what's going on outside.\n\nThe people at this hotel were extremely nice. They offered us glassware and plates for our room, so that we could enjoy the drinks and snacks we picked up from the market.  They spoke English!\n\nBreakfast was the same every day that we were there.  Deli meats, breads, and cereal.  They also had some cool cheeses and spreads that I'd never seen before.\n\nService:  5\nCleanliness:  4\nBreakfast:  4\nCost:  5
__label__0 Jahrelang unser liebster und einziger B\u00e4cker, doch seit geraumer Zeit riechen Backwaren immerwieder entweder nach Handcreme oder nach Rasierwasser. Bitte benutzt doch Handschuhe - sowie die Konkurrenz das macht. Bis dann werden wir wohl oder \u00fcbel voanders Brot kaufen, obwohl es dort nicht so gut schmeckt, aber - es riecht nicht nach Aftershave oder Nivea...
__label__4 Gerade hier einen erdbeerbecher gegessen,sehr lecker,bestes vanille und erbeereis und frische erdbeeren
__label__4 Wilkendorf's is a fourth generation family-run tea house and is considered to be one of the best tea houses in Germany.\n\n\n They have certainly spoiled me with regards to my tea; I have failed to find a tea shop with a selection nearly as good as theirs. They travel to India, China and Japan on a regular basis to choose their tea, which reflects itself in the quality of their assortment.\n\n\n Besides tea, they have a good selection of accessories; you can find anything from tea water thermometers to crockery.\n\n\n Highly recommended if you should ever visit Karlsruhe and like your tea. Very good Chinese and Japanese green teas, and Darjeelings. \nMy favourite mixed tea is their 'Jubil\u00e4iumsmischung', the perfect breakfast tea.
__label__4 Love this place. Love it.\n\nLove the view of Princes Street, the Scots Monument, Waverley, the Balmoral and the Gardens. Love the quotations engraved on the paving stones. Love the artwork on the walls. Love the blink-and-you'll-miss-it Writer's Museum. Love the way it cuts itself off from the city in the space of a half dozen steps. Love the network of closes, and terraces that overhang and wind off it, reminding me of a hundred years ago. Reminding me of Labyrinth. Love David Bowie. Love the inspiration. Love the real taste of Oldtown.\n\nLove it.
__label__3 Great food. Kind of pricy for the portions but it is great food!! Makes you feel good about what you are eating!!
__label__4 Service was awesome. Biblical breakfast was super yummy. Can't wait to go back and try lunch!  Check their Facebook page for specials. Iced coffee had coffee ice cubes how smart!
__label__4 Randomly stopped by while in Charlotte and had the best curry / hummus I have ever tasted. I wish they could ship their food to sf so I could eat it all day!
__label__4 My first raw restaurant and I am now officially hooked. This place not only has a cool atmosphere and a great vibe...but the food is off the charts!\nI split a kale salad and a veggie burger with my daughter. Both were incredibly flavorful. I would have loved to have eaten the whole burger. Addicting and it was the best I ever had. And I have eaten a lot of veggie burgers. How do they do it? Don't know but I loved it.\nAlso had a fresh pressed greens juice which was in a jar. Fantastic. And the organic coffee? Great as well.\nI will return to Charlotte just to go here!\nFantastic!!!
__label__2 Luna's has such a unique and creative menu. Everything is fresh, nutritious and beautifully-presented. I wish more restaurants in Charlotte cared so much for the environment and the health of their customers.\n\nMy main complaint (and the reason it's only 3 stars) is the price: I've often left Luna's still hungry despite spending well over $20 for my meal... I understand that eating local, organic and raw racks up the cost, but at least they could make the portions a little larger to make up for the price tag?\n\nOh well.
__label__2 Wow! The vanilla chia pudding is great.
__label__4 I've been vegan for about 4 months now and have been wanting to try this place for a while...Very progressive and upscale both food and decor wise...We got the lasagna, pad thai, the living burrito, and a veggie burger..Everything was good but the burger was a little dry..So borrowed some of my GFs hot sauce and it was all good..A little pricey but that was to be expected...Definitely what us southerners would consider fiancy..
__label__3 Great food! Very interesting concept for those that are not vegetarian! Great taste! The only negative feedback, services is very slow. It takes too long to bring the food or get anything from the waiters.
__label__4 Fresh Vegan (cold raw food). Great taste and creativity. I had the Pad Thai and it was delicious. Only it didn't taste anything like real Pad Thai. Nice beer choices. Juices and other 'healthy' beverages are expensive.  All in all I would go again and I recommend you all to try it.
__label__2 because i'm a semi-health freak, i thought i would love this place.. but i was sadly disappointed.\n\nwe tried three dishes and shared amongst three people\n\neach dish sounded completely different, but they all essentially tasted so very similar!\nall were.. decent? good? but not super flavorful or delicious\n\nthe pad thai: didn't really have the thai flavors i thought it would have\ngaia's treasure: the best part was the side salad \ntaco salad: it was alright\n\noverall, everything was alright but definitely not what i was expecting. all dishes had the same flavor throughout.\n\nthe breakfast/brunch sounds good though! the fig, almond butter, peanut butter, etc sounds awesome!
__label__3 Finally had the chance to try Luna's tonight and it was fantastic. I would highly recommend this place, although you need to know what you are getting yourself into. If you enjoy fresh fruits/vegetables and are open to trying new flavors/textures.. this is a great dining experience!\nI had the pad thai (a large portion) and was surprised at their twist on the classic dish since the 'noodles' were actually zucchini, carrots and other sliced vegetables. My only criticism was that the dish was not spicy as our waitress had described. The side portion of the waldorf salad was amazing.\nI will definitely be returning!!
__label__3 I went there for the first time a few days ago. I ordered one of their \"burgers\". First I will say that the flavor was really very good and overall I did enjoy it, however it was so unbelievably dry! With that type of bread and very little condiments makes for a bad combo. I would still order again b/c the flavor was good and it was filling. I just know for next time (for at least that item) to ask for extra hummus. I will say for what you are getting as well the prices for a lunch item are very reasonable.
__label__0 This place is slow
__label__4 We were tired and searching for a place to eat while visiting a friend at PCH. While driving around, we found this place.\n\nI am not sure why this place is called a pizzeria; it is more along the lines of a decent Italian restaurant. They have pizza, but you are not going to want to get take out for a family of 6 on a limited budget.\n\nWhat an incredible find! We love Italian food, and this place rocked. Like another reviewer, our waitress was Josephine, and she was incredible. Kept our glasses filled with iced tea, personable, friendly, and helpful. She said she is Sicilian, and moved to Arizona after living in New York.\n\nI had the Spaghetti Bolonese, and my wife had the Margherita Pizza. Both incredible. They have a wood-fired oven with a brick floor...made the pizza and the bread incredible!\n\nMy wife has Italian ancestry, and has been to Italy. She claims the food, including the pizza, is as close to authentic as she's seen in the states.\n\nThe price is reasonable, but it's not fast food. Entrees were around $12-18 each, pizzas were under $10.
__label__1 Brunch was the goal. I'm not really sure what I left with. I was full, but I would hardly call anything they had on the menu as brunch. The food was average. The prices were a little on the high side. I did have an incredible coffee!\n\nHere's the problem in having a bathroom in the middle of the dinning room... when one coffee drinking patron went in for evacuation everyone HAD to smell it. Ouuffff.... Luckily I had paid but was on my way out. Not cool.
__label__4 I would not trust anyone but Connie to watch my dog.  The pictures she has posted of her clients are so cute and adorable.   She is so flexible and when she has watched my dog in the past, I would always get a text message about how she was doing.  Great place highly recommend.
__label__2 Usually I would have something better to say about this place but my last experience was not the best. I have to say I have been in a few Wild Wing locations but this location is BY FAR the tackiest of them all. It looks like a novelty store threw up or something. There are multi colour, beach themed murals on the walls, a Giant light up palm tree, saloon style old western doors and all kinds of junk hanging from the ceiling including sports jerseys, athletic bags and other various sports related items. It really is over the top cluttered and hectic and this is coming from a person who thinks the decor at Jack Astors is great. So that's gotta tell you something. Anways, on my last visit I order medium wings, which is rare for me because I tend to prefer somthing hotter but I was sharing with a friend who doesn't like spicy food. When our wings arrived we both bit into them we just looked at eachother with panic beucase our mouths were burning. I chugged half a beer because they were that hot, which for me would be fine but my friend looked like she was going to fall off her chair. When the waitress came back we explained how hot they were and my friend told her she would not be able to eat them the waitress said \"Well yeah, the medium wings here are pretty hot\" and looked at us with confusion as if we were supposed to just know this or something. We asked if there was anything she could do and she offered to bring us out some ranch dip or mild sauce which to me is a joke. I used to work in a Sports Bar and I know for a fact I would have immediately offered new wings or at least a credit to the bill. Instead she offered nothing, so my friend ate nothing and we paid and left. I will go back because I have had better experiences there in the past but all in all the customer service was not good. I must say however, I did like the wings and I usually order hot and quite honestly I think the medium ones are hotter so I will likely order the medium in the future.
__label__0 Nightmare... I hate shopping in general but Marshall's finds a way to make it even more aggravating. You want to find something worth buying so bad that you spend way too much time trying. Nothing seems to be where it should be. Were there REALLY no women's/juniors shorts whatsoever being sold in the middle of summer? Because I walked around that store like an ass at least 6 times looking for some. And who's bringing back mom jeans? Cause that's all I saw as far as bottoms. After spending wellllll over an hour sifting through undesirable crap, you rush towards the register before your irritation becomes a threat to public safety and exit with a basic t shirt that may or may not fit, just so you can say it wasn't a total waste of time. And why do the metal handle parts of all the hangers in Marshall's, Ross, TJ Maxx etc all leave your hands smelling that same flavor of awful? What IS that? I probably don't want to know. Shop online or suck it up and pay more somewhere else.
__label__2 I go to this Marshall's pretty much just because of it's location. Right next to my parents' house and Ross, Walmart, bed bath and beyond, Ulta, and Michael's are all in the same plaza. Other than that it's always really messy and unorganized.\n\nThe staff is friendly but a little weird lol I was here the other day and one of the employees was cussing pretty loudly in a joking way? I'm not opposed to profanity or anything but I did think it was a little inappropriate for your work place.
__label__3 I am a Chicago boy, bred and raised on Italian beefs.  Johnny's, Bouna Beef, Portillos and a slew of mom and pop shops.  \n\nHaving just moved to Phoenix, I thought I would have to suffer a bit without my regular fix of Italian beef, wet and hot.  I am pleased to say, I found a highly acceptable solution here in town, mere miles from my house.\n\nThe beef and sausage were dead on, the jus was great, the hot gairdinera (sp?) (Vienna) was exactly what I wanted.  Ok, the bread is not perfect, it lacks something, it is not Turano from Chicago.  Even the fries (skin on) were very good.\n\nTo top off the experience, the interior decor is a great shout out to my kind of town.  Familiar street signs, skyline views and even a Chicago rock radio station playing in the background made for a wonderful, homesick lunch.\n\nOnly negative - I had a cannoli that was only slightly filled at the ends and hollow in the middle - Not cool.\n\nI will soon be a regular and ultimately the duke of Joey's.  \n\n\nPS: last plus - I didn't have to climb over mounds of snow and slush to get into the shop.
__label__4 My finance and I have visited Las Vegas several times over the past couple years and decided that on this trip we would finally go see the Grand Canyon.  Our initial plan was to get a rental car for the day and drive ourselves.  That was before we realized truly how far away the canyon was from Vegas and how many additional fees there would be along the way ($25 entry fee per vehicle into the park at the Canyon). \n\nI did a search online for \"best Grand Canyon tour\" and Grand-Adventures came back as a 5-star Trip Advisor company.  We debated booking a cheaper tour in the $100 per person range but decided that the extra money would probably be worth it.  The website is loaded with information about how you should expect your day to go. \n\nWe couldn't have been more satisfied with our decision to spend the extra money.  True to their word, there were zero additional fees we ended up paying for anything on the tour, our guide (Eric) was excellent, the van is as comfy as a van can get, and we followed the itinerary the website set out as expected.  \n\nWe didn't expect periodic history \"lessons\" from Eric as we were driving down different sections of the road to the Canyon (he did mention it's not required, so other drivers may not do this), and he gave us information with such enthusiasm and joy that it was hard not to be completely into history (and I am normally not into history at all).  Eric took countless photos of everyone in our group that wanted pictures and was so patient in that regard.  Our lunch was delicious and everything was right on time and as expected.  \n\nOur group size was 9 people - they limit it to 10 - and despite the fact that we were the only two U.S. born people on the tour, it was still fun!  Eric found a way to connect with everyone and kept us engaged in conversation throughout that lengthy van ride to the Canyon.  The walking tour was beautiful, the Canyon was more amazing than expected, and we genuinely had a better time than we imagined we would have.  I'll be recommending this company for a long time to come.
__label__4 Wunderbare Filme in heimeliger Atmosph\u00e4re, ein typisches Programmkino mit dem dazugeh\u00f6rigen Publikum. Hin und wieder muss man eben auch Filme mit nur 18 weiteren Personen im Saal ansehen. Daf\u00fcr ist die Schauburg genau das richtige.
__label__4 Heute war ich zum ersten Mal zum Kinofr\u00fchst\u00fcck in der Schauburg. Sicher nicht zum letzten Mal. \nKosten 12 Euro f\u00fcr Film und Fr\u00fchst\u00fccksbuffet. Klasse Preis!\nZum Fr\u00fchst\u00fcck gibt es Br\u00f6tchen, Kuchen, Croissants, K\u00e4seplatte Wurst und Schinkenplatte. Marmelade, Honig und Nutella. Au\u00dferdem R\u00fchrei und Speck. Die Getr\u00e4nke wie Kaffee Wasser Saft uns Sekt gibts au\u00dferdem auch. \nStilecht und passend zur Schauburg isst man von schn\u00f6rkeligen Tellern die sicher schon ein paar Tage auf dem Buckel haben.\nMan sitzt auf Bierb\u00e4nken. Das ist etwas eng. Aber geht schon. :-)\nDie Croissants waren leider recht schnell weg :-( Der fr\u00fche Vogel f\u00e4ngt hier den Wurm.\nIch finde es ein \u00e4u\u00dferst gelungenes Preis-Leistungsverh\u00e4ltnis in einem sehr sch\u00f6nen Kino!
__label__2 War schon \u00f6ffters dort, und finde denn Restaurant Nicht so der Knaller, f\u00fcr das gebotene zu teuer. Fleisch\noft sehr trocken. Bedienung geht so.Ambiente drausen nicht schlecht. Vielleicht  kann man dort notfalls essen gehen.
__label__2 Das Vogel ist Pflicht am Wochenende  wegen dem ausgezeichneten Bier, wegen der geselligen Atmosph\u00e4re, wegen der Fu\u00dfball-\u00dcbertragungen, wenn man's mag, und dem Biergarten.\nWenn dann sp\u00e4testens das zwote Bier den Appetit anregt, stiert man mit steigendem Interesse auf die kredenzten Speisen in Form recht gro\u00df beladener Teller. Davon verlockt, haben wir hier schon das ein oder andere auf der Karte probiert. Sagen wir mal so: Enthusiasmus war dabei kein treuer Begleiter; mit den mediterranen Panini sind wir meist einigerma\u00dfen gut gefahren. Der Wurstsalat mit Pommes von neulich allerdings, der schlug dem beim Vogel zuweilen erh\u00e4ltlichen Geheimbier-Fass den Boden aus, denn es wurde gereicht: Der sch\u00e4bigste Wurstsalat diesseits der Rheinauen! Geschmacklich mindestens fragw\u00fcrdig, weil billigste Fleischwurststummel, in Liaison mit einer nicht vorhandenden Marinade (bissle Essig und \u00d6l h\u00e4tts doch schon getan) an  last but not least  penetrant schmeckenden Zwiebelringen. Die Pommes: Mit viel Wohlwollen als lauwarm zu bezeichnen, dazu lasch, also so, als h\u00e4tte man die Reste vom Nachbarteller in der K\u00fccher schnell nochmal zusammengeschustert und in der Mikrowelle warmgemacht. Alles lieblos Lieblos und f\u00fcr diese Qualit\u00e4t viel zu teuer. Fazit: Bier absolute Spitzenklasse: 5 Punkte, Atmosph\u00e4re gut: 4 Punkte. Essen: 1-2 Punkte.\nLetzteres genie\u00dfe ich in Zukunft woanders.\nAch so: Die Toiletten (in meinem Fall die der Herren) verdienen auch einen Abschlusskommentar: Beengt, sehr unangenehm riechend, bedingt sauber. Fazit dortens: Durchhalten bis zu Hause. Prost!\nErg\u00e4nzung:\n\nDie Panini von neulich, die waren auch schon deutlich besser. Nach langer Wartezeit die falschen gebracht, erfolgreich reklamiert (Bedienung war sehr freundlich), die dann tats\u00e4chlich bestellten und gelieferten Kreta-Panini waren allerdings \u00e4u\u00dferst \u00fcberschaubar belegt.  Also, auch wenn sehr viel Betrieb war, irgendwie muss Euer Koch gewechselt haben oder die Rezeptur oder watwei\u00dfich.  Ich beschr\u00e4nke mich in Zukunft ausschlie\u00dflich aufs Bier, das ist nach wie vor Spitze. Hoffe, DAS bleibt so!
__label__1 Eine kulinarisch eher entt\u00e4uschende Biergartenerfahrung. Wir namen im recht netten Biergarten Platz und bestellten unsere Getr\u00e4nke. Ich wollte das Bier probieren und entschied mich f\u00fcr eine Halbe Pils. Das war sehr herb, aber da ich das mag mundete und erfrischte es. In freudiger Erwartung harrten wir unserer Speisen. Was dann kam war ein Eisenpf\u00e4nnchen mit dem Brauerschnitzel und sehr m\u00e4\u00dfigen Bratkartoffeln. Das Fleisch war trocken und labberig und war in einer stark gebundenen nicht sehr schmackhaften Bierso\u00dfe ertr\u00e4nkt. Der durch die So\u00dfe sich l\u00f6sende starke Eisengeschmack der Pfanne tat sein \u00dcbriges. Insofern: Trinken ja. Essen nein.
__label__3 Relativ gro\u00dfer Lebensmittelladen f\u00fcr Asiatische Spezialit\u00e4ten und Grundnahrungsmittel.\n\n\n Ich kaufe hier immer meine Sushi Zutaten ein. Der Sushi Reis ist wirklich gut zu verarbeiten und auch sionst findet man alles (eingelegter Rettich, diverse Saucen, Sesam in allen Varianten, ...)\n\n\n Nicht so gut best\u00fcckt ist der Laden mit frischen Gem\u00fcsen und Kr\u00e4utern.\n\n\n Auch die Inhaber sind sehr nett und helfen gerne beim suchen.\n\n\n Einen Stern Abzug gibt es f\u00fcr die Tatasache, dass man nur bar zahlen kann. Hier gebe ich auch meinem Vorschreiben recht.\n\n\n Tipp: Was es hier nicht gibt hat der Asia Store in der Margrafenstr., den man zu Fu\u00df in 5min erreicht.
__label__2 Not a fan of the decor or the ambience as another reviewer mentioned. The music was way too loud and crappy; no way we would ever, ever eat in there. Take-out is a must.\n\nThe food is quite good, but does take a long time to get to you; over 10 minutes usually, without a line in front of you. We waited over 25 minutes one time, but it was a lunch rush. Still that was a long time to stand. It is more of a grilled wrap, than a burrito, as another review mentions. Tasty though.\n\nNo debit though. Seriously? It's 2011, get with the times Boyz. And the parking sucks; angled parking which you have to drive over a sidewalk to get to. Pro Tip: don't run over any pedestrians when backing out.
__label__0 I am gonna do a new review bc my initial one was removed bc yelp said my complaint was an \"employment issue\". I will start out by saying I was not an employee. I am in the healthcare field. I would say I have to give Satya a thumbs down. My reasons:\n\n1 Poor Customer Service\n2 Inconsistence with stylists. They seem to have a high turnover and I like to use the same girl each visit and in my case, I had different stylists at each visit. \nI tried contacting management via email and phone on several occasions with no resolution. Maybe you will have better luck but this is not your typical Aveda experience.
__label__3 Man muss schon ein wenig warten, bis man seinen D\u00f6ner in der Hand h\u00e4lt, aber das Warten lohnt sich. Es gibt hier einen halben D\u00f6ner, der mit viel Liebe zubereitet wird, zu einem unschlagbaren Preis.\n\n\n Essen!
__label__0 So einen schlechten D\u00f6ner hatte ich noch nie!\nDie vorigen Bewertungen kann ich nicht nachvollziehen, sorry
__label__4 The best!  They've worked out all the kinks that were present in the first weeks they opened....back to great food, great service.  The sparkling sangria is a MUST.
__label__2 Great tapas for Vegas.  Loved the grilled octopus.  The menu is super hard to read and they need to work on that.  Shrimp al fuego - bomb, TONS of calamari in one order, awesome bacon wrapped stuffed dates.  Not the best sangria, thats for sure.
__label__3 Had a great time tonight, our server Mandy was fantastic, very sharp and on point with our order!! I am sitting in her section from now on.
__label__3 Amazing food! Seriously..the tapas are phenomenal and the sangria is on point! Only negatives would be they can get pretty slow with service and getting food out and sometimes the crowd is a little loud for a restaurant. I have had to literally shout to the person sitting right across from me. But overall, the tapas make it worth it. And the waiters, though sometimes slow, are always nice and helpful!
__label__2 Came here on a saturday night. Yes, it was pretty busy but that does not excuse the quality of the food. My hubby and I love their sangria. Ham & cheese croquetas are pretty good. The rest was so so. Plate of serrano ham & manchego cheese is served on a hot plate with dry cheese. Told the busser which brought us another plate but was not better.  I guess this will be our sangria place only.
__label__1 Oh Fireflys, despite of the heat this place has been getting I've always loved this place. But, now the quality of the food has    deteriorated as well as their customer base. Now I know the whole salmonella thing happened to the paradise location. You would think Fireflys would learn from it but than I hear the Eastern location closed down. The eastern location was the fanciest one! The building structure was ridiculous (the good kind). Than that leaves the Sahara location. People might thing I'm crazy to eat here again but I do enjoy their food until now. \n\nFriday nights are always usually super busy. We came in and it was pretty dead. Ordered the usuals that we usually get-- \n\nspicy beef salad (my fav)-- still taste amazing. Warm salads are always my fav. Add ginger in it for the kick & it's delicious. \n\nEmpanadas- really dry. The salad that comes with it had a sour dressing with it that didn't taste too familiar. \n\nCeviche- oh how this dish had change. Less less less. I remember they would bring a bowl with hella chips. Now it's 6 chips with palm full of ceviche. One of the worse ceviches I ever had. \n\nAlbondigas- the meatballs are smaller now. Tasted pretty good still but something was missing. I don't know what it is. \n\nCocktails & sangria -- pretty much the same no changes there. \n\nI used to be in love with this restaurant but I guess all good things must come to an end.. \u00af\\_(\u30c4)_/\u00af Oh and if anyone's wondering.. I didn't get sick.
__label__1 Not the same as Famiglia in NYC AND double price. Tasted like some typical hotel-cantina dog-food-flavored Sbarro.
__label__0 The absolute worst Arbys. They shorted me 2 deluxe sandwhiches and when i called after driving 10 minutes home. The manager pretended not speak english. Not worth driving back over there. Stay away!!!!!
__label__1 My extreme dislike of Wetherspoons pubs does not mean that I am able to avoid them altogether, seeing as every man and his dog thinks the 'Spoons is a good place to meet, booze, eat and generally make merry. Why?! I have to go to these kinds of places occasionally; it is rarely an enjoyable experience and this place is no exception. \n\nThis chain clone has everything you'd expect from a Wetherspoons; tables full of sauce packets, cheap booze on tap, puggies in the corner and no music (thankfully) so you can actually have some kind of conversation without screaming down each others ear holes (the only bonus). \n\nOn my visit to the Graham Bell (Alexander would turn in his grave!) it was steak night. A bargainous \u00a37.50 odd for an eight oz steak, sides and a beer. I figured this was probably the safest bet and opted for the sirloin with jacket potato, peas, mushrooms and tomato. My mates ordered separately from me but also went the steak route. \n\nOf course, because we ordered 30 seconds apart from each other, my meal was served half an hour earlier than theirs. I was finished before the rest of the grub arrived. When the rest of the food did make an appearance the orders were wrong, ranging from steak preferences to incorrect additional orders. \n\nThe meal was not very good. Though, for less than \u00a38 I didn't expect much. Lots of gristle, dry jacket potato and cold peas. \n\nService was very poor. The extremely rude girl on the counter was in the worst mood known to mankind (don't work there if you don't like busy places - it's a Wetherspoons!). She refused to split change and pulled the wrong drinks. I couldn't hear a word she was saying because she was talking a script at a million miles an hour; when I asked her to repeat her spiel I was treated to an eye-roll. Classic. \n\nAt least there is cheap beer, cleanish loos and no music. Contrary to my moan, I am not a full-time grump; I just hate crappy places like this. I know I will need to keep frequenting 'Spoons occasionally and would really like a good experience. If only to show me that all Wetherspoons are not miniature pockets of hell on earth.
__label__3 This is a nice, big park that is well maintained and nice to walk through. \n\nThere are tons of playing fields which seem to be in use almost constantly. When they are in use, the park is REALLY well lit, even a little later in the evening. \n\nMy little one is fascinated with sports and can occupy the better part of an hour just watching the kids practice soccer here. He also loves walking along the various ponds and enjoys playing in the small play area on the south side of the park. The play area is very small and there isn't a whole lot there to do - a few swings, a rock wall/structure that kids can climb on, and a large rock ball thing. I do like that it is filled with wood chips instead of sand (my son's shoes were empty of sand/dirt after our trip here) \n\nThe ponds throughout the park are nice - they are full of ducks and look pretty. They seem to use somewhat of a natural filtration system using plants in the shallows, which is kindof cool, and the water circulates really well which keeps the water from smelling stagnant and getting full of gunk. \n\nAll in all, a nice place to visit and I'm glad to have it nearby!
__label__3 This new, modern building, located at the corner of George Square is the new home for the school of social and political science! As a student within this school, this building has been a much welcomed addition to the school. \n\nThe building has a modern, airy, open feel about it, with lots of windows letting in lots of much needed light (Never have liked buildings with hardly any light inside!). The lecture theatres on the first floor have lots of comfy chairs (a nice change considered the dreadful wooden seats you sometimes get in the old lecture halls.) and have all the modern appliances installed. \n\nThe building is large and has many floors, all similar in design. On the basement floor there is a computer lab for the students of the school, it is nowhere near as large as the computer lab next door in the Hugh Robson, and that it is good as it doesn't feel as crowded! Also, across all floors there are places to relax and read - really a brilliant place for mature students who hate the noise of the main library!
__label__3 I think this is a place that Edinburgers forget about. But when it was 22 degrees and I was looking for a cheap and cheerful idea, I thought LETS HUNT RAZORCLAMS ON PORTOBELLO!\n\nSo I brought some salt.. apparently it is used as a tool to catch them.\n\nOkay.... so I didn't catch any THIS TIME, but I won't give up. \n\nEven with the disappointment of not catching my dinner, I still had an enjoyable time at Portobello beach. It would benefit from a couple pubs with a sea-side view.. but oh well! \n\nThe beach was pretty clean when I went, so that was nice. I even got to draw something in the sand, and instead of confessing my love to my boyfriend.. i chose my mom and dad, \"Hi Mom and Dad\"! I think they liked that photo.\n\nFun day at Portobello.
__label__3 The food isn't to bad.  Its a great local bar.  Very friendly and great bartenders.
__label__2 We stopped by because they have a selection of $4 drink specials on Saturday (Absolute, Bombay Sapphire, etc.). I am more of a wine drinker, but I didn't object. \n\nFor a small, local restaurant/bar, the atmosphere is pretty lively. I like the exposed brick throughout the dinning area. And they have karaoke starting at 10pm on Saturdays. \n\nI ordered the smoked & grilled chicken wings appetizer as my meal. Two of my friends ordered the wing platter which came with 1 side (such as fries, mashed potatoes, or a side salad) along with a small serving of cole slaw and baked beans. Both of my friends really enjoyed the wings; however, I wasn't as impressed. The wings were just okay. I probably wouldn't order them again. They didn't have much flavor and they were more chewy than crispy. \n\nAnother friend ordered the blackened chicken sandwich with fried onions and a side of their fresh cut fries. She enjoyed her sandwich and we both enjoyed her fries (she let me taste one :-). They are cut fresh in-house. Note to the chef: they would be really good with some Lawry's seasoning salt on them! :-) \n\nOur waiter, Tommy, was excellent. He was very attentive and personable. He made this a memorable experience. Overall, this place is okay.  The food is edible and the service was good.  But with new restaurants constantly opening in the area, this place better step it up.
__label__4 Outstanding dentist and outstanding staff. The dental assistant is excellent in assisting you with understanding your dental coverage. She knows how to work with your dental insurance to get maximum results. I came to this dentist because I needed emergency dental work. The scheduling of an appointment was smooth, and service was prompt. No long waits. I was misinformed by another dentist that I had no coverage for dental implants when I actually had 70 percent coverage under my existing insurance plan. THANK YOU! My dental implant work was also well done.This is a very competent and professional operation.
__label__2 We went here for our engagement dinner with our family. It was BUSY for a Wednesday night and parking...well let's just say there isn't that many parking spaces available. For a party of 13, we were stuck in the corner closest to the door. Every time someone opened the door a gust of cold air would come in or the smell of cigarette smoke. YUCK! This was when it was raining for a couple days straight. Luckily, my brothers and sister are tiny, because putting them 4 in the chairs closest to the wall worked out. No average size adult would be able to fit....yes that is how crammed we were. \nIn typical Chinese fashion, there was Lobster, Red Trout, Fried Flounder, Chicken, Beef and a lot of veggies. I felt that everything was just ok. Nothing too special and they had messed up one of the kids orders. I believe my Grandma liked it for the most part and that's all that mattered to me. Overall, I do prefer other places, but I won't be against coming back here again as long as I'm not sitting next to the door when its freezing outside.
__label__4 This playpark is the cooler older sibling of the Bruntsfield Links. It's bigger and brighter and a lot more shwing. Which is an adjective adapted from Wayne's World. It's the more fashionable older sibling, to boot. During the day it's inhabited by mothers and fathers, and, of course, children who're doing their children-thing, i.e. screaming and running and having fun.\n\nAt night, though, beware, there're other inhabitants. Well, don't beware too much, but it's just full of children but ten years older than the ones who play there during the daytime. At least during the summer, when it's warm enough and daylight lasts pretty much 22 hours. \n\nThis playpark's located at the edge of the Meadows that's closest to Arthur's seat. Right on the corner of Melville Drive and Buccleuch Street. This playpark's possibly the most colourful playpark in the city. Sadly, the only reason I've ever been here is to exercise, but I'm certain that if I lived here 10 years ago, this would be the place I'd hang.
__label__2 Went for the 7:30pm show -  the seating in the back is strange, as you have to spend the show with your body half turned towards the stage.  The Michael Jackson impersonator was awesome, but the rest of the acts were just ok.  The show seemed a bit cheesy, but there were a few moments where each of them were pretty convincing (the girl impersonating Christina Aguilera was super accurate in imitating Aguilera's mannerisms when she kept her hat on).  \"Elvis\" sounded like Elvis, but didn't really look like him.\n\nIt's an okay show, but I think I'd rather spend a little more money and go see a Cirque show.
__label__3 The Harrah's casino on the Las Vegas Strip is home to the longest running celebrity tribute show in the world.  The show consists of five \"superstars\", which change quite frequently, to keep things fresh and to keep audiences returning to see the show.  \n\nEach tribute performer is backed by a live band, backing singers and dancers.  There's VIP seating at the front - kind of theater-like seats in rows, but with a little cup holder so that you can keep your drink with you - this is Vegas after all!  There's booths with tables in the center and towards the back, and as you get further back, the level is raised, so I should think everyone gets a good view.  There are two large screens either side of the stage, used very cleverly to show footage of the real star, along with live footage of the stage show as it happens.\n\nThe show I saw, on a Sunday night, was pretty packed.  We had dinner in the casino's Asian restaurant - service was speedy, as we told them we were going to a show, and the food was very good.  The audience had a wide age group and everyone seemed to be having lots of fun.\n\nOur first performer was a Michael Jackson tribute.  The dancing was fabulous, from him and from the backing dancers, they did a great rendition of Thriller and he even moonwalked.  He didn't score as highly on sounding like him, as he did for dancing like him, but he did pretty well.\n\nThe second performer was a Justin Timberlake tribute.  I refer you here to the name of the show: Legends.  I do know one Timberlake song, but they didn't perform that one.  Again, more excellent dance routines, and the singer was charming and funny.  As we left I heard other people commenting on how he had got into a \"Legends\" show, a strange choice, in my opinion.\n\nOur third performance was a Blues Brothers tribute.  These guys were getting on in years, but still danced up a storm, like the real thing.  Great soul and blues songs, great jokes, a nice, playful set.\n\nThe next show was put on by a pretty convincing Tina Turner tribute.  She was a fit and lithe older lady with an amazing set of lungs, just like the real thing.  More great dance routines and some killer songs.  Since it was Sunday, she did her version of Tina's version of Proud Mary.\n\nOur final performance just had to be Elvis, didn't it?  He did the classics, interacted with the audience beautifully, made us sing along, and made us laugh.  This was the section with the best costumes, and the showiest lights, but then, that's how it should be for Elvis!\n\nThe show lasted around an hour and fifteen minutes.  There was a bar in the theater, so you can keep drinking if you wish.  To my mind, the greatest stars of this show were the backing dancers.  Even if I didn't know a song too well, and that's always a possibility when you see a mixed show like this, they entertained me.  The backing band, singers and dancers were one stage the whole show, and if they were tired from working so hard they didn't show it.  The costumes were incredible and we got at least one costume change per performer. It's a treat for your eyes as well as your ears, but the only drawback is that you don't know which five \"stars\" you will get for your show.
__label__2 Lucked into free tickets to last night's show- was seated in the front row, to the right of the stage. Face value of ticket was $70, which seems about right. \n\nThe featured acts from last night were as follows:\nMadonna- singer doesn't really sound like her, very forced and doesn't seem to do too much singing, but I could be wrong. Impressive costume changes, but the singer does not look like Madonna until the \"Like a Virgin\" part. I did like that she interacted quite a bit with the audience.\n\nMichael Buble- guy bears a passing resemblance to the singer he's impersonating, and has a good voice, too. Not on part with the real thing, but hey, this is Vegas. Loved this set, probably my favorite of the evening, especially \"I Just Haven't Met You Yet\" and \"Home\". Wouldn't mind seeing this guy again.\n\nMichael Jackson- despite many reviews here saying this performer was the best by far, I disagree. The resemblance is uncanny and his dance moves are amazing though, I will say. Maybe I'm just not that much of an MJ fan. It was obvious that he was doing very little singing, a lot of lip syncing, and mostly just providing the extra noises and grunts, etc to go along with the music, and little of the actual singing. The dancing though was very impressive. I'm glad \"Thriller\" was done, and \"Billy Jean\" was better than I would have expected.\n\nElvis- great hair on this guy, good voice and dance moves, too. Felt that this performer was better than the one from All Shook Up at the V Theater, though this performance obviously has a much higher budget. Did a sampling of all the great hits, including most memorably \"Blue Suede Shoes\" and \"Heartbreak Hotel\".\n\nAll in all, it was a decent show- the dancers really made the music come alive, even when the audio wasn't that great or the performer did not seem to be singing live.
__label__1 I graduated from Marinello at the end of August 2010, and let me tell you, I was glad to get out of there.\nWhile the teachers were very knowledgeable in their trade, the program and administration is less than desirable. When I first toured the school and started classes in January, I was promised many things to learn, one of them being makeup classes. Still to this day they do not have those classes available at the school, and those were pretty big reasons to why I wanted to go there.\nThere was also a lot of drama in the midst of my schooling there. Several administrators left, a teacher left, and they changed everything that we were used to. They started focusing on advertising instead of getting students product to use, and there was a lot of times when school product would go missing when they didn't go missing before the administration change.\nbesides those things, the school is okay. At the very least, it will teach you what  you need to know to be an aesthetician in the state. But I definitely wouldn't go there again, and I definitely wouldn't recommend anybody to go there. Be sure to look around at other schools before you decide what's best for you.
__label__2 Sind gestern noch sp\u00e4t in das Lokal gegangen und waren zu unserem Verwundern die einzigen G\u00e4ste dort. \nDas Personal war okay, allerdings nicht \u00fcberfreundlich und meist mit sich selbst besch\u00e4ftigt. Man hatte das Gef\u00fchl, dass sie nur noch auf den Feierabend warteten. \nDas Essen war f\u00fcr die doch recht g\u00fcnstigen Preise ansprechend und qualitativ in Ordnung. \nDennoch kann ich meinen Vorrednern nur bedingt beipflichten, denn der Gesamteindruck des Lokals l\u00e4sst bei mir nicht mehr als 3 solide Sterne zu. \nF\u00fcr einen spontanen Besuch ohne zu gro\u00dfe Erwartungen, kann ich es aber empfehlen.
__label__1 Nach langer Zeit war ich Mittags mal wieder in der Karlsruher Filiale der amerikanischen Pizza-H\u00fctte. Bestellt hatte ich das Pasta-Mittagsmen\u00fc. Bei freier Auswahl von Pasta und So\u00dfe w\u00e4hlte ich Spaghetti Carbonara. Kostenpunkt mit 0,3 Pepsi relativ g\u00fcnstige 5,90 Euro.\n\n\n Die al dente gekochten Spaghetti wurden mit relativ viel heller So\u00dfe serviert. Vereinzelt fanden sich darin auch Schinkenstreifen. Rezeptkonform w\u00e4re nat\u00fcrlich Speck gewesen. Nachw\u00fcrzen mit Salz und Pfeffer war angebracht.\n\n\n Gr\u00f6\u00dfter Kritikpunkt ist jedoch die Portionsgr\u00f6\u00dfe. F\u00fcr Kinder, magers\u00fcchtige Models oder diats\u00fcchtige mag die ja ausreichen. Wie aber ein normaler Mensch davon satt werden soll, ist mir ein R\u00e4tsel. Ich jedenfalls war anschlie\u00dfend noch bei einem Chinesen f\u00fcr einen zweiten Gang.
__label__3 Bisher nur ein Beitrag, und der ist nicht so wirklich positiv...\n\n\n Also: ich fands gut. \nAmbiente und Service fand ich eher mittelm\u00e4\u00dfig - aber typisch f\u00fcr ein Indisches Restaurant in Deutschland. \nSehr lange warten mussten wir aber nicht, nur 'etwas lange'.\n\n\n Aber ich fand das Essen sehr sehr schmackhaft. \nSehr w\u00fcrzig, angenehm scharf.\n\n\n Ich werde da auf jeden Fall noch ein zweites Mal hingehen und dann wieder berichten.
__label__1 Ich mache es kurz: 2 Schr\u00e4nke gekauft, EWIG auf Personal gewartet, 5 Tage sp\u00e4ter die Schr\u00e4nke um 50EUR billiger im Mann Mobilia gesehen, wieder zu Roller um den Differenzbetrag auszahlen zu lassen, doch leider wars nicht so einfach obwohl ich alles schriftlich belegen konnte. Die Mitarbeiter dort sind einfach nur unf\u00e4hig. Ich gebe dennoch 2 Sterne denn als der Betriebsleiter kam ging es dann auf einmal recht flott von statten.
__label__3 Ich war zwei Tage gesch\u00e4ftlich hier untergebracht, alles in allem hat es mir sehr gut gefallen. Die Rezeption rund um die Uhr besetzt, freundliches und hilfsbereites Personal, Zimmer okay. Leider hat die Dusche sich nicht einstellen lassen, eine Lampe im Badezimmer war kaputt. Fr\u00fchst\u00fcck sehr reichhaltig, da sollte jeder f\u00fcndig werden. Was mich etwas gest\u00f6rt hat ist, dass die Tische f\u00fcrs Fr\u00fchst\u00fcck entlang dem Hauptweg Eingang  Treppenhaus/Aufzug aufgereiht sind. Gem\u00fctlichkeit kam so nicht wirklich auf.
__label__4 Einfach, gut, unkompliziert.\n\n\n Car-Sharing in Karlsruhe ist weit verbreitet- immerhin gibt es Stadtmobil hier seit mehr als 10 Jahren, und das zu Recht.\n\n\n Wer nicht wei\u00df, wie Autoteilen funktioniert, sieht am besten auf den oben angegebenen Webseiten nach. \nIn K\u00fcrze: nicht jeder hat sein eigenes Auto, sondern die Gemeinschaft hat viele an verschiedenen Standpl\u00e4tze, und man benutzt eines, wenn man es braucht. Bezahlt wir neben einer geringen j\u00e4hrlichen Grundgeb\u00fchrt nach einer Mischung aus Kilometer- und Zeittarif (Treibstoff inbegriffen). \nSo wird viel gespart: Unterhalt, Parkpl\u00e4tze, Versicherung, Kosten durch Benzinpreisschwankungen.\n\n\n F\u00fcr mich am praktischsten ist immer, dass man Autos verschiedener Gr\u00f6\u00dfe und zu verschiedenen Zwecken buchen kann. Mal einen Transporter, ob f\u00fcr eine kleine Ausfahrt auch ein Cabrio. In jedem Auto (au\u00dfer Smart) befindet sich ein Kindersitz, weiter k\u00f6nnen im B\u00fcro gebucht werden - auch das ist also keine Ausrede.\n\n\n Im Raum Karlsruhe gibt es unz\u00e4hlige Standpl\u00e4tzen, an denen Autos abgeholt werden k\u00f6nnen. Und dies nicht nur in Ka, sondern auch in der Umgebung: Pl\u00e4tze Baden-Baden, Bruchsal, Eggenstein, Ettlingen, Gaggenau, Landkreis Rastatt, Pfinztal, Rheinstetten, Stutensee und Weingarten geh\u00f6ren zur gleichen Institution. Dar\u00fcber hianus gibt es Quernutzungsm\u00f6glichkeiten von Car-Sharing-Vereinigungen in anderne St\u00e4dten.\n\n\n Was ich hier nun noch einmal schildern will, ist die umkomplizierte Art der Karlsruher Stadtmobil: jedes meiner Anliegen wurde in den letzten Jahren schnell und zu meiner vollen Zufriedenheit gel\u00f6st. In Notf\u00e4llen (Geheimnummer vergessen und am Tresor stehend und \u00e4hnliche F\u00e4lle...) war immer sofort jemand zur Stelle - im B\u00fcro sind immer alle sehr nett und einfach kundenfreundlich.\n\n\n Fazit: \nCarSharing ist f\u00fcr mich die Ideale alternative zum \"Zweitwagen\" f\u00fcr Familien und in Karlsruhe bei Stadtmobil ist man damit auch noch bestens aufgehoben.
__label__4 Der 22.September 2012 sollte unser Hochzeitstag werden! Eigentlich hatten wir schon eine Location\nf\u00fcr unsere Hochzeit gefunden aber als wir selber G\u00e4ste bei einer Hochzeit im Pflug waren, haben\nwir uns nochmal umentschieden. Es war eine gute Entscheidung im Pflug unsere Hochzeit zu feiern!\nUnseren ca. 60 G\u00e4sten hat es allen sehr gut gefallen im Pflug. Das Essen war sehr lecker, es\ngibt eine gute Bierauswahl (das war wichtig weil viele Bayern zur Hochzeit geladen waren) und der\nService war auch einfach nur super. (Und das alles f\u00fcr einen guten Preis!)\nDas tolle bei privaten Feiern im Pflug ist, dass alles so unkompliziert ist. Egal welche W\u00fcnsche\nwir hatten, man konnte uns alles erf\u00fcllen. Im Pflug gibt es eine Musikanlage und einen Beamer\ndie genutz werden d\u00fcrfen, was wir auch gemacht haben. \nEs hat uns und unseren G\u00e4sten sehr gut gefallen und wir wollen uns alle beim Pflug-Team f\u00fcr\nunsere gelungene Hochzeit bedanken! \nSolle mal wieder eine Feier anfallen, wissen wir wo wir hingehen werden ;-)\nLiebe Gr\u00fc\u00dfe Anna & Christian
__label__0 Update: 05.06.2011:\n\n\n Sitze in Kino 7 wieder versifft, Popcorn liegt \u00fcberall rum.\n\n\n Kein Ben&Jerries Eis mehr. Daf\u00fcr jetzt auch kein Magnum mehr weil auf Nestl\u00e9 Sch\u00f6ller umgestellt wurde!\n\n\n Extrem hohe Preise, vor allem am Wochenende und f\u00fcr 3D Vorstellungen. 5-Sterne Ticket nur f\u00fcr nicht 3D-Vorstellungen g\u00fcltig.\n\n\n Popcorn leider alt und kalt, keinesfalls frisch.\n\n\n Muffiger Geruch im Kinosaal. Sitzreihen vollgem\u00fcllt und viele Sitze regelrecht versifft. Da w\u00e4re mal wieder ein \"Update\" f\u00e4llig.
__label__3 Hierher fahren wir eigentlich nur zu 3D-Vorstellungen, damit die Fahrkosten nicht teurer als der Eintritt werden. Die Sitze sind bequem und sauber, das Bild perfekt, am Sound fast nichts auzusetzen. Die Preise liegen mit 12 Euro im Durchschnitt. Gute Parkm\u00f6glichkeiten gibts im Parkhaus nebenan.
__label__4 Der Karlsruher Zoo ist ein kleiner, aber feiner Innenstadtzoo. Mit allen Vor- und Nachteilen, die eine Innenstadtlage f\u00fcr eine Zoo so mit sich bringt. \n\nEr liegt auch f\u00fcr Ausw\u00e4rtige verkehrstechnisch sehr g\u00fcnstig direkt am Hauptbahnhof gelegen und grenzt an den dortigen Stadtpark, von dem der Zoo wohl auch landschaftsg\u00e4rtnerisch profitiert. \n\nWas mir am Karlsruher Zoo gut gefallen hat ist, dass er noch nicht so eventgem\u00e4\u00df aufgemotzt wurde, auch wenn sich an den Tieranlagen in den letzten Jahren wohl viel getan hat. Ein Zoo kann auch ohne Disney-Aufmachung tolle Gehege haben. Ganz klar nat\u00fcrlich das Eisb\u00e4ren-Gehege, dass seinen drei Bewohnern neben einem gro\u00dfen Landbereich auch einen sch\u00f6nen, einem Flusslauf (sogar mit Stromschnelle) nachempfundenen Teich und einen Wasserfall bietet. Ebenfalls sehr beeindruckt hat mich die Himalaya-Landschaft mit einem oder mehreren roten Pandas. Gesehen habe ich einen, der sein ganzes, sehr gro\u00dfes und mit vielen B\u00e4umen bestandenes Gehege durchmessen hat. So konnte ich sch\u00f6n seine Bewegungsabl\u00e4ufe beobachten. Die Pinguinanlage, auf denen Humboldt- und Magellanpinguine wohnen und die teilweise terrassenf\u00f6rmig gestaltet ist, hat mir ebenfalls sehr gut gefallen. \nAu\u00dfer den Schneeleoparden, die man auf dem steinigen Untergrund kaum gesehen hat, waren die Raubtiere etwas eng untergebracht. Und auch die Elefanten haben nicht wirklich ein gro\u00dfes Gehege. \nDer Karlsruher Zoo scheint auch ein gro\u00dfes Herz f\u00fcr V\u00f6gel zu haben, die in sch\u00f6nen, gro\u00dfen Volieren untergebracht sind. Und in der Anlage f\u00fcr Zwergotter kann man diese possierlichen Tiere auch toll beobachten. \n\nDer Zoo Karlsruhe ist definitiv einen Besuch wert und belastet mit 6,50 \u20ac das Budget nicht \u00fcber Ma\u00dfen
__label__0 Zum Essen kann ich leider nichts sagen. Denn offensichtlich wurde unsere Reservierung verschlampt. Und das obwohl wir unseren Namen vorher am Telefon buchstabiert haben. Am Valentinstag ist das schon wirklich ein \u00c4rgernis.\n\nDie Reaktion und die Behandlung war aus unserer Sicht unfreundlich. Wir wurden behandelt als ob wir uns eine Reservierung unter falschen Namen erschummeln wollten.
__label__1 Gestern hat sich l'incontro ein Eigentor geschossen. Wir waren eine Gruppe von 9 Personen und es ging alles schief, was schief laufen kann. \nOk nicht wirklich alles, aber doch einiges. \nEins vorab: Wir sind des \u00f6fteren hier zu Gast und bis jetzt ist eigentlich alles gut gelaufen.\nNun aber zum gestrigen Desaster: Getr\u00e4nke wurden bestellt und sie kamen dann auch. Das ist schon mal die halbe Miete. Anders sah es beim Essen aus. Wir mussten 1,5 Std. auf das Essen warten, obwohl der Laden so gut wie leer war. Kurz vor dem Servieren ist der K\u00fcche aufgefallen, dass Zutaten f\u00fcr die eine Speise (ich wei\u00df nicht mehr was bestellt wurde) ausgegangen waren. Der Gast durfte sich was neues bestellen, was nat\u00fcrlich viel sp\u00e4ter kam, als bei den anderen. So was darf echt net passieren.\nEiner von uns hatte Pizza und war so lapprich, dass es ungenie\u00dfbar war. Wir haben sie zur\u00fcckgehen lassen m\u00fcssen. Der Flammkuchen war zu lang im Ofen. Die Nudelgerichte waren nicht al dente, sondern verkocht. Ich hatte die Dorade, die zwar gut war, aber wei\u00df Gott nicht raffiniert. \nEs gab noch etliche weitere Beschwerden, so dass der Besitzer eine Runde Ramazzoti rausgemacht hat. Ist zwar nett, aber der Abend war gelaufen.\n\n\n 2 Sterne gebe ich nur deshalb, weil es sonst immer ganz nett da drin war. Wir geben dem Laden bestimmt noch eine Chance, aber so was darf sich nicht wiederholen.
__label__1 Also, als neu-karlsruher m\u00f6chte ich ja nicht gleich meckern, aber... wir haben uns am samstag mal den wochenmarkt auf dem gutenbergplatz angesehen. sch\u00f6ner platz, tolles (aber nicht die preise rechtfertigendes) angebot, einladende bars und caf\u00e9s drumherum. allerdings muss ich meinem vorredner zustimmen: durch den guten ruf als wochenmarkt und die nette umgebung f\u00fchlen sich manche h\u00e4ndler zu wucherpreisen beflei\u00dfigt. sicher, wenn jemand den preis zahlt, wird die ware auch weiterhin verkauft. aber das preisniveau macht den wochenmarkt f\u00fcr mich (und evtl. viele andere) zur flaniermeile und nicht zum ort, an dem ich gern einkaufe. und wenn man einen gutsortierten wochenmarkt gewohnt ist, kennt man die preise. bummeln gern, kaufen eher weniger.
__label__3 Fox and the Hound has a great, standard beer selection.  You're not going to find any crazy/cool beer on draft, but they do have a very wide selection. \n\nFood is standard bar selection, but generally good.  Try the pretzels - they are best thing on the menu.  I prefer the food for lunch, but happy hour works too.  \n\nTuesday night is trivia night, which is very fun and pretty challenging.
__label__4 Hatte heute mitgenommen, es war sehr lecker und frisch.\nEin bisschen fester Rollen k\u00f6nnte man es da die Rollen fast aufgegangen sind und etwas mehr wasabi w\u00e4re auch gut
__label__1 Gestern ging es mit 6 Freunden zu Rim Wang hier mein Fazit zu diesem Thail\u00e4nder:\nEssen: Das Essen war ausgezeichnet. Ich hatte \nGai Hoh Bei Toey (101 auf der Speisekarte) und war mit dem Essen restlos zufrieden. Auch den anderen hat es sehr gut bis ausgezeichnet geschmeckt.\nPreise: Die Preise sind angemessen, wenn auch eher an der oberen Grenze, da die Portionen nicht allzu \u00fcppig ausfielen.\nAmbiente: Das Ambiente ist Geschmacksache. Gesamturteil OK, nur der Eingangsbereich zum WC ist nicht so toll.\nService: Bis hierher h\u00e4tte das Lokal 4-5 Punkte verdient. Verbockt hat es ganz klar der Service. Unfreundlich, unwirsch, fordernd und unflexibel. Ich finde das sehr schade, da einem der Besuch in einem ansonsten tollen Lokal mit guter K\u00fcche verg\u00e4llt wird. Das dr\u00fcckt die Bewertung auf eine 2-3  eher Richtung 2.
__label__3 Let it be known: THIS is how you do an express carwash. Friendly, English-speaking employees. A sane pricing scheme. Vacuums and compressed air out the wazoo, at least half of which are in the shade at any given time. \n\nNowhere at Clean Freak will you find a windshield \"repairman\" circling like a vulture for the next kill. One cashier, one tunnel attendant, one mechanized tunnel o' love. Perfect. Anal retentive? You can even buy an unlimited monthly pass and wash your car as many times as your black heart demands. \n\nBring a towel to clean up the drips while you vacuum (and blow out the crevices) and it's all the satisfaction of washing your car with none of the effort!
__label__0 Well, we have canceled our membership.  Their system was damaging our car.\n\nI'm not entirely sure which step was doing it, but a piece of trim that runs near the edge of the roof was pulled up and bent over after the last time we ran through their wash.  I don't think it was the heavy cloth strips they drag across the car because those would have been more likely to push it back down rather than peel it up.\n\nBut, whatever.  Never had this happen before, and not going to chance it again.  Of course they take no responsibility (no car wash does, to be fair).  I think \"touchless\" is the only way to go.  And this place ain't touchless.
__label__3 I do love my cameras.  Taking a good photograph is something that I get a great deal of joy from.  Jessops is a great shop for all things camera, and it was their store on Shandwick Place that I visited today.  I mainly went in to have a look at their tripod range, as this is something that I've been thinking of purchasing.\n\nEntering the shop was an oddly relaxing experience.  Unlike some stores, the walls and shelves were not crammed floor to ceiling.  Instead, the displays were laid out in an uncluttered manner that doesn't bombard your brain with a lot of information.  \n\nThe store is quite large, and covers all aspects of photography.  You can get all sorts of cameras from small point-and-shoot right up to high-end digital SLRs.  They also stock binoculars and telescopes, along with accessories for all of these things.  I had a good look at their range of tripods, which covered a large price and size range.\n\nJessops is a must for either browsing or buying photographic equipment.  They also do printing and processing, and clearly know their stuff, having been around as a company for 75 years now.
__label__3 After seeing Paul put his review up...I had to join in! This venue is almost perfect in design and the acoustics are amazing. I love outdoor concerts and yet the amphitheater gives you a club feel while being outside.\n\nThat being said...like my review of the Fillmore...you will see that catching a buzz will require a credit card or a well hidden flask (leave your bongs at home). The whole Music Factory complex begs for a keg party straight out of high school to explode in the parking lot. Wait...what? Oh...that's right...we DO tailgate before shows. Ten dollars can get you a 12 pack of PBR and a sammy...or one 24 ounce beer inside...and that's without a tip. My tip? Lower your freakin drink prices!\n\nLike others have said though...this place is great and they're attracting better and more obscure acts all the time. I'm just happy to have some reputable venues around.
__label__1 I've only been here once, so I don't know if this is a common problem or they were having a particularly off night, but the service was ridiculously, unacceptably slow. It was not a big crowd; several of the tables around us were empty, even. Drinks took so long that we began to doubt whether we had ordered them at all. Drinks ordered at the same time sometimes arrived 10 minutes apart (and these were not complicated, umbrellaed drinks - just beers and ciders and sodas).\n\nThe cheese plate I ordered was fine. I'm guessing it consisted of young, fresh cheeses when my order went in, but by the time it arrived at the table they were all nicely aged. The person sitting next to me (who shall remain nameless) ordered the fishiest fish pie that I ever did smell. \n\nThe waiter, when we did see him, was friendly enough. Plus I think he was the first kilted waiter we've had in Edinburgh, which seems like some sort of important cultural milestone, right? Or maybe not.\n\nI feel like Ghillie Dhu has the potential to be much better than 2 stars, but not for the experience we had last night.
__label__3 Used my Groupon for a massage and blow out. Massage was very relaxing. Shampoo and style were ok. Stylist was a little slow to style my hair, as he was using a blow dryer that wasn't very powerful. Overall a pleasant experience. Friendly staff and central location. I will book a repeat appointment.
__label__3 Stopped in for coffee and cake.\n\nAtmosphere:  based on what I was told, this was an old bank that has been converted into a cafe/restaurant.  I loved the feel of it as you could see many of the old banks attributes worked into the interior.\n\nStaff:  the staff was friendly and attentive.  Our orders were correct and they were very polite.\n\nFood:  I can only speak to the coffee and cake we had, which was very good.  They had a much larger menu from which to select, but we decided on a lighter fair as we were walking through town.\n\nThis will definitely be a place to check out during a future visit for a meal.
__label__3 Klasse Pizza  vielleicht die beste der Stadt!!!\nDie Terrasse drau\u00dfen ist sehr sch\u00f6n, das Angebot vielf\u00e4ltig, athentisch und lecker  die Inhaber sehr nett und famili\u00e4r.\nWenn sehr viel los ist darf man Verst\u00e4ndnis f\u00fcr das hastige Personal haben  und bei den Preisen f\u00fcr die Salate  einfach dr\u00fcber hinwegschauen ;)\nMeine Stamm-Pizzeria!
__label__3 War am Samstag dort 100 Jahre Malerei, war sehr sch\u00f6n, selbst die Kinder fanden es spannend, habe einige Photos dazu hochgeladen, viel Spass
__label__3 Unser 10 j\u00e4hriges Klassentreffen fand in der Brasserie Pot-au-Feu statt. Ich muss sagen, es war echt klasse.\n\n\n Die Bedienung war sehr nett und zuvorkommend (h\u00fcbsch auch ;-)).\n\n\n Das Essen kam prompt. Ich hatte\n\n\n - die Weinbergschnecken: Hatte zum ersten mal Schnecken gegessen. War \u00fcberrascht, wie gut sie schmecken. Die Kr\u00e4uterbutter ist sehr gut.\n\n\n - das Entrecote mit Pommes und Pfeffersauce: Das Fleisch leider sehr durchwachsen. Deshalb ein Stern Abzug. Ansonsten geschmacklich sehr gut.\n\n\n - zum Nachtisch das Cr\u00eapes Suzette: Hervorragend. Das mit Abstand beste Crepes Suzette, das ich je hatte.\n\n\n - offener Wein (Bordeaux): Solide\n\n\n Das Ambiente muss man m\u00f6gen. War nicht so sehr mein Fall, aber gem\u00fctlich ist es allemal.\n\n\n Die Preise sind in Ordnung z.B. Entrecote f\u00fcr 16,50 Euro (Stand Dez. 2010)\n\n\n Ich komme wieder ...
__label__2 Eigentlich ganz nettes Caf\u00e9 in der Akademiestra\u00dfe. Ich war in den letzten Jahren vielleicht 5-6 mal dort und hab mich aber nicht sonderlich wohl gef\u00fchlt. \n\nDen Service empfand ich als ziemlich tr\u00e4ge und wenn man sich im Sommer erfrischen m\u00f6chte (ja, das tut man in einem Caf\u00e9), frage ich mich was diese 0,2l Mikroflaschen Cola Light sollen. Reicht im Prinzip gerade zum Zunge befeuchten. \n\nSicher ganz stylisch zum sich treffen, aber mein Favorit ist das Max sicherlich nicht. Dann doch lieber gegen\u00fcber ins Vapiano oder erst einmal zum B\u00e4cker auf der Kaiserstra\u00dfe, um den Durst zu l\u00f6schen .
__label__3 I ordered a side of bacon to go with my side of potatoes... I was siding my sides and making a meal out of it - I was having breakfast-tapas... breakapas. It was bacon - not much to say about it that hasn't been said before, however, points deducted for the slices being stuck together in a giant bacon chip, but points awarded for inventing \"THE GIANT BACON CHIP\".
__label__3 Das DOM ist schon eine Instutition in Karlsruhe....\n\n\n Die R\u00e4umlichkeiten haben trotz ihres etwas \"heruntergekommenen\" Zustandes einfach Flair! Der hohe Raum, die Cocktailbar, die Bar selbst und der Wintergarten sind einmalig. Das Dom ist modern aber trotzdem gem\u00fctlich. Die eigens f\u00fcrs DOM designten St\u00fchle sind dar\u00fcber hinaus wesentlich gem\u00fctlicher als sie aussehen.\n\n\n Eine Renovierung t\u00e4te aber trotzdem mal gut- vor allem auch bei den Toiletten.\n\n\n Ins DOM gehen Studenten (wenn auch weniger), Intellektuelle, Landeier, M\u00e4nner, Frauen arbeitende - querbeet. \nAb und zu sieht man studentische Gruppen der \"O\"-Phase dort. \nLeider ist unter der Woche zur Zeit im DOM nicht besonders viel los- sind die \"guten Zeiten\" vorbei?\n\n\n Die Preise f\u00fcr Cocktails wie Caipirinha etc. sind durchaus g\u00fcnstig- alle anderen Preise moderat. Es gibt auch gute Weine.\n\n\n Ob derzeit vern\u00fcnftiges Essen im DOM zu bekommen ist, kann ich gar nicht sagen- das wechselt mit den jeweils andwesende K\u00f6chen, und die wechseln des \u00f6fteren. \nDie Sandwiches f\u00fcr den Hunger zwischendurch sind jedenfalls immer zu empfehlen.\n\n\n Das DOM ist eigentlich immer wieder mal einen Besuch Wert, ob im Winter drinnen, in der \u00dcbergangszeit im Wintergarten oder im Sommer drau\u00dfen... nur am Abend vor Weihnachten ist vorsicht geboten: dann bricht jedes Jahr im DOM der Wahnsinn aus, und es ist gnadenlos \u00fcberf\u00fcllt, weil jeder der jemals in Karlsruhe gewohnt, studiert oder gelebt hat meint, er m\u00fcsste mal wieder ins DOM gehen.
__label__3 we were looking for mexican food in our trip to vegas until we found this place.........\n\nwe tried the carne asada tacos and were great, but we came back the next day and ordered a shrimp cocktail and it was THE BEST shrimp cocktail EVER.\n\nI have tried a lot of places for a good sea food cocktail but none compare to this one, all natural shrimp and octopus (optional) lots of avocado and the hand made tortilla chips were hecka good...... and dont even bother to order the small size cup, go for the large size if you really like sea food,\n\nour kids ordered the quesadilla and the torta and were excellent as well,\nthe place is clean and prices are decent.\n\nthe only reason for the 4 stars is the lack of fresh salsa bar and tortilla chips provided to costumers when waiting for the order. Almost forgot,..... they could inprove the fish ceviche tostadas........... \n\noverall the place is worth the traveling from the strip (like 10 mins) and the money......
__label__3 I am definitely a fan.  Their tacos are big and very tasty.  I really love the steak and the al pastor tacos.  Their meat tastes so good and this is hard to find at most taco shops here in Las Vegas.  With 2 tacos you are good and the tacos are served with beans, cheese, 2 corn tortillas, and if you want at an extra cost, sour cream and guacamole.  It's my favorite taco shop with Tacos el Gordo :)\nThey also have fruit juices that are very good, the mango is delicious.
__label__1 This was a stop on a taco trek UYE and I was glad because I always see it, but never go because Tacos El Gordo is next door. This place is pricey! I was shocked at the prices for being a fast food place with a drive-thru. The tacos are $3 each and that is before toppings. If you want cheese, avocado and sour cream it will cost you $5 per taco. The tacos tasted somewhat OK but some of my asada meat was cooked crispy and it seemed the tacos were filled with more salsa and junk then meat. It was a hot damn mess to eat. I just don't like getting ripped off when the taco doesn't even taste authentic and the tacos are overpriced. If you see the picture of my 2 tacos you will think it looks good but are you willing to pay $10 plus tax for them? After buying a drink my total was almost $14. Like I said it didn't taste bad but it wasn't anything close to Tacos El Gordo which is in the same parking lot and right next door! Just go to El Gordo trust me!
__label__0 If you've ever eaten good Mexican food in your life you would know this place is NOT the spot. I have no idea how it's the highest rated option on yelp.\n\n1 burrito, 2 tacos, & a drink costs $19.73. That's already a no. Then you're like... okay it's Vegas, of course it'll cost a little more, whatever. 5 minutes later, you get your food and it tastes like nothing. Nothing.\n\nI'm from LA so I have decent expectations for Mexican food and this was almost disrespectful. No flavor and the meat was cold. The watermelon drink was good.\n\nBottom line: this place is one very small step above Taco Bell. If you're from LA or SD, any taco truck you might go to is better than this.
__label__2 Located in a new shopping center in NW Phoenix.  I had the Blimpie Best Combo and the food was good, staff was fast and friendly... overall it was a good lunch.
__label__4 We have been dining here for over one year and heartily recommend the venue!  The experience begins with smiles and greetings when you enter!  The wait staff truly aim to please!  We have had exemplary service from Judy, Sandra and Fabi...!  The chef always provides excellent, tasty meals!  Also, he will make French fries topped with green salsa and cheese! Must comment on the cleanliness of the entire restaurant and bar!  We think Baja Joe's does not have an equal in the east valley; so, we find ourselves dining there several times per week!
__label__4 Wow..... We really changed things up and ate an early dinner at the bar!  Fred is awesome... And attentive to excellent customer service!
__label__0 Wir warteten gestern 45 min bis jemand die Bestellung aufnahm. In der Zeit kamen auf unser Winken vier Mitarbeiter an den Tisch, die uns alle erkl\u00e4rten, dass es nicht ihr Bereich sei. Beim Bezahlen ging es auch ewig. Ganz klar gibt es am gleichen Ort L\u00e4den mit besserem Service.
__label__1 Wir waren vor kurzem an einem Sonntagabend dort und die Begeisterung h\u00e4lt sich in Grenzen. Au\u00dfer uns standen nur noch drei G\u00e4ste am Tresen. Das H\u00e4hnchen wurde als mittelscharf einfach mit einer Paprikaw\u00fcrzung \u00fcberzuckert und schmeckt an jeder H\u00e4hnchenbraterei besser. Das Salatb\u00fcffet hatte eine gute Auswahl aber au\u00dfer dem gr\u00fcnen Salat war wohl alles aus der Dose. Eigentlich klar, wenn nicht mehr los ist.
__label__2 Initially, this was a favorite stop on my Scottsdale consignment store foraging route. I purchased a chair fresh off the truck in there about two years ago. I liked the vibe of the store and the items were displayed attractively. Subsequent visits have not been successful. I have noticed habitual overpricing, as other reviews have pointed out. Generally I am not acknowledged while shopping. I have noticed in particular, that a couple of the guys that work there moving furnishings (shipping/receiving/driving?) are spectacularly rude. One of them damn near ran me over in the parking lot one day in his personal car--must have been late for work. \n\nThis combination of not finding affordable treasures (the whole joy of consignment shopping) and the lack of a welcoming atmosphere has led me to keep on driving when I pass by. \"Land of Ahhs\" now seems more Wicked Witch than Dorothy.
__label__4 Fast Food, Franchise und leckeres un gesundes Essen sind nicht zwingend ein Widerspruch. Hier gibt's eine Reihe von Curries, Salate, Sandwiches, Wraps, gef\u00fcllte Vollkornfladen (\"Piadine\"), Smoothies und Kaffee. Auch einiges f\u00fcr Vegetarier.\nFreundliches Personal und freundliche helle Einrichtung (Eiche wei\u00df ge\u00f6lt) mit Blick auf das rege Treiben am Europaplatz.
__label__2 Die fertig vorbereiteten Curries haben mich nicht \u00fcberzeugt. Der Brokkoli war schon braun (wer wei\u00df wieviele Stunden der Arme schon schmoren musste) und auch geschmacklich eher fad als w\u00fcrzig. Schade eigentlich, wenn man \u00fcberlegt, dass f\u00fcr den Preis in anderen Restaurants das Essen frisch zubereitet wird.
__label__2 Aufgrund der beiden so unterschiedlichen bisherigen Beitr\u00e4ge dachte ich, ich probiere das mal selbst aus und mache mir ein Bild- zu Mal es griechisch ist, und die Lage gut f\u00fcr mich erreichbar - n\u00e4mlich innenstadt-nah.\n\n\n Scheinbar wurde innen gerade erst frisch renoviert, so habe ich es auf der Homepage gelesen. Es sieht auch neu aus, allerding ist die lachs-aprikosenfarbene Wand nicht gerade mein Geschmack. Der f\u00fcr griechische Restaurants typische Kitsch fehlt - es ist eher romantisch-modern gehalten. Von Umgebung und Atmosph\u00e4re nicht unbedingt meins, aber auch nicht zu tadeln. Das Restaurant war etwa halb gef\u00fcllt, was eigentlich angenehm war.\n\n\n Die Servicekraft war sehr freundlich und aufmerksam. Auch hier fand ich nichts zu bem\u00e4ngeln.\n\n\n Salat gibt es als Beilage bzw. vorneweg fast zu jedem Gericht. Wie so oft in Deutschland leider nicht die griechische Art, sondern eben Deutsch - Eisberg mit Karottenstreifen etc. und Joghurt-Dressing. Griechisch w\u00e4re mir lieber, beim Griechen. \nDas von mir bestellte Ofen-Lamm-Gericht hat mich \u00e4hnlich entt\u00e4uscht. Es war durchaus essbar, das Fleisch war zart - aber mich lie\u00df der Verdacht nicht los, dass es nicht in diesem Restaurant gekocht wurde. Zumindest hat das Lamm nicht in der Sau\u00dfe gekocht, in der es serviert wurde. Insgesamt eher fad. Das gegrillte Fleisch (auch Lamm) hingegen war perfekt.\n\n\n Die vom Vorredner gelobten Kartoffelchips fand ich auch gut. Allerdings kenne ich die aus preislich wesentlich g\u00fcnstigeren Lokalit\u00e4ten in Karlsruhe unter dem Namen \"Bratkartoffeln\", was die Vermutung zul\u00e4\u00dft, dass auch hier nicht viel Arbeit drinsteckt. (aber immerhin eine gute Auswahl). \nAuch das Tsatiki ist gut.\n\n\n Auf der Karte befinden sich au\u00dfer griechischen Grill + Ofengerichten auch Rumpsteaks und Schnitzel, wie auch Fischgerichte. Leider fehlten mir hier die typisch griechischen Gerichte wie Moussaka, Gemistas, Tintenfisch etc.\n\n\n Fazit: direkt nach dem Besuch ging meine Tendenz sogar Richtung zwei Sterne - wegen des guten gegrillten Lammes und weil der Beitrag des ersten Schreibers dann vielleicht doch etwas \u00fcberzogen ist- schwenke ich nun auf drei.\nEs gibt eindeutig bessere \"Griechen\" in Karlsruhe.
__label__4 Wir waren hier bereits 3 mal mit Freunden drin. Der Barkeeper hatte sich die Zeit genommen und sich zu uns gesetzt. Nach einem netten Plausch, habe ich mir einen Cocktail empfehlen lassen. Ich wei\u00df nicht mehr was alles drin war und auf der Karte war der Cocktail auch nicht  aber lecker war er.\nDas Ambiente ist wirklich angenehm und absolut nicht snobig oder spie\u00dfig. Es ist sehr leger. Man braucht nicht mit Hemd und Kragen kommen\nWir kommen definitiv wieder. Weiters so.
__label__3 Best Wishes is another of those alternative, independent gift shops which are very popular in Edinburgh. It sells all sorts, including artsy cards, funky wrapping paper, jewellery, trinkets, make up, and toys which are all excellent stocking filler gifts or something small to give as a birthday present. The gifts are not the cheapest around but they are good quality and the cards are very original, think Clinton's but actually good. \n\nThe store is well laid out, making it easy to find what you are looking for which for me is a huge help, seeing as I often get lost in these type of shops, and end up buried under hundreds of little accessories or being attacked by care bears. The owner was exceptionally helpful as well, offering to wrap everything, and was a cheerful person to have a chat to.
__label__2 Eh, its just okay. Most \"theme\" parks usually don't impress with the food, but the River's Edge is almost, almost an exception to that norm. \n\nThe food is actually decent, but the service is a little s l o w. While prices are in line with other theme parks, the beer selection is pretty impressive. They offer everything from Fat Tire on tap to PBR tall boys. \n\nBurgers are decent; good quality patty and veggies, but nothing special and excessively tasty. Mac n cheese is pretty good. It isn't traditional southern mac n cheese, rather curly noodles topped with some type of extra cheesy white cheddar sauce. Kinda like mac n cheese nachos if you will.\n\nThe best part about the grill though is the location...but I guess that's a gimme. =)
__label__1 The food is excellent.  Plenty of options from big burgers to salads and everything in between.  The two female bartenders are attentive, nice, and bust their humps to make sure everyone in their service is happy.  However, I have never had good service anywhere but at the bar.  Not once.  The wait-either to get a table or to receive our food-is always something along the lines of the entire cretaceous period.\n\n What is boils down to is that if you can get seated and get your food delivered hot, this place is great.  That can be a real challenge though.  The kitchen is undersized for the volume that comes through so the hostesses, servers, and all the other front line staff are constantly overwhelmed.  The hostesses are generally kind of clueless as well, which does not help.  Friends have managed to seat themselves in the midst of a \"two hour+ wait\" by simply plopping down at an empty table more than once.  \n\nIf you are eating here it is probably because you are visiting the WWC, so all I can say is plan your food consumption during your visit to avoid peak times and you will probably have a solid, three star dining experience at a reasonable price point.  Come during the rush and prepare to be miserable.\n\nOne last thing.  The beers on tap are always very well thought out and tasty.  They usually have local microbrews in addition to good ole standbys like Bells Two Hearted and Fat Tire as well as a very healthy selection of bottled beers.  The prices are pretty normal for a bar and the selection cant be beaten, short of places like the Pizza Peel and the Flying Saucer.  Probably this places biggest redeeming quality.
__label__1 The food was bland and portion small and cost high.
__label__3 If you fancy going for a walk in Edinburgh, then you are spoilt for choice! However, sometimes places like the Meadows can be too busy on a hot summer's day, and sometimes you want to escape the many tourists who ascend Arthur's seat! Well, one great walk that I have been on is the Water of Leith walkway.\n\nThe walkway follows the rive right down to the Leith dockyards, however en route there are many nice areas to walk, many which make you feel that you have escaped from the city! The walkway is well signposted and the great thing about it is that you can leave it and rejoin it at certain points. Great for if you want to visit the art galleries near the walkway such as Dean Gallery or the Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art.\n\nIt is also suitable and indeed a favourite with cyclists. \n\nWith twists and turns, this walk gives you a chance to explore more than one part of Edinburgh.
__label__0 Despite the bad reviews here on Yelp, I was in the area and craved chicken wings. \nGot the wings & tenders combo. Totally gross! The wings tasted like cardboard and the tenders tasted like dirty socks. It was soaked in oil. A cholesterol overdose. \nThe fries were ok. It was disgusting.
__label__0 I give it one star because the fries were pretty good. A little soggy, but seasoned well. The Chicken Fingers were ok. Got the Cajun flavor and it was hot sauce with Cajun sprinkled on top. Not special. When you walk in it was very awkward. No music. No TV. Dead silence. Wasn't greeted until a couple moments. Only one employee. She took the order and cooked it. She was very nice. Just.. So quiet in there. If your going to try this place. Take fries to go.
__label__0 Disappointed!!\nI been to don pedro restaurants before, but this was my first time at this location. The place was almost empty so we got seated right away.\nFive minutes later our waitress arrived not very friendly at all.\nI  order sopa de tortilla witch I usually enjoy having (even when is hot). 20 minutes later pass after a got my soup. it was served in a huge bowl, boiling hot.the taste was nasty it tasted like water with grease and dry chile.big chunks of chicken I mean DISGUSTING ...THE waitress didn't bother to ask how the foo\nd was.she took my bowl exactly how it was  served!\npoor service & flavorless food. never coming back!!
__label__2 I give this place a-ok
__label__3 Some of the best Mexican near Charlotte , been here millions of times only giving a four because I had one really bad experience
__label__2 Not bad, not great either. Really busy when we were there. Some things don't work well, not a great selection of balls. Could also  use screens for bowling related fun, not football. Very distracting.\n\nDidn't try the food, has a bar. Overall if you wanna go bowling its fine!
__label__1 It might be a bit early to rate this joint as it's still fairly new... BUT, because it's new, I can't say that I had a great first impression.  \n\nThumbs up to the atmosphere and decor - it was refreshing to see a bar in Vegas that didn't look like a typical bar in Vegas.  I enjoyed the live music - definitely a nice touch.. took a peek at the lounge but didn't find it too inviting... \n\nAs for the food, the appetizer selection was great.. the entrees?  Not so much.  Had one of the \"TV\" dinners.  Wasn't expecting much so I would say I was indifferent overall.\n\nOur server wasn't exactly friendly and didn't appear to know too much about the menu or what beers they had in stock (ordered 3 different beers and they were out).  Growing pains I'm sure... but I think I'll give it a couple months before I give it another go.
__label__1 Decor- AMAZING! Love the design and I was impressed with the space. Open, welcoming but still really modern. Doesn't feel like a \"Vegas\" bar at all.\n\nBar- Nice place to sit and have a chat over a glass of wine or beer.\nStaff- a tad flighty, but experienced enough to get your drinks to you.....just don't bother them with food orders and god forbid you have to send something back!\nThere were several of us eating dinner at the bar....and every single one of use sent something back.\n\nFood- well now. I loved the menu! So many great twists on there that I wanted to try...but I settled for a wedge salad and tater tots (easy, good items to compare apples to apples with as I had just eaten another wedge a day or two before)\n\nWedge Salad- MASSIVE, there is NO NEED for 1/2 a head of lettuce on the plate. At least provide a 1/2 order  or small plate for those who want to enjoy the rest of their meal without wasting so much! Decent blue cheese.\n\nTruffle Tater Tots- how do you screw up tater tots? A total waste of the truffles- mushy, undercooked and no flavor whatsoever. I was embarassed for them and embarassed to have to send them back!\n\nFriends Ate:\nTomato and Onion Salad- WAY WAY too many onions! Like a half of an onion versus 2-3 slices of tomato and DRENCHED in balsamic. Not edible- waitress/bartendress didn't think to ask if it was ok and didn't notice only a few bites were eaten.\n\nChicken (veggies on the side)- Chicken was RAW on the inside. Ugh. Sent back and was so over cooked when it came back it was rubbery.  Veggies over cooked. They took this and tater tots off the bill.\n\nChicken Picata- A staple in many kitchens. A request was made for extra capers in the sauce for the chicken and as a side dish, some sauteed mushrooms. Guess where they put the extra capers? That's right- in the mushrooms! None on the chicken! When it was pointed out- they dutifully took the plate back and put capers on the chicken- but did nothing about the mushrooms. Blech!\n\nAnother person with us got food poisoning from the creamed corn the week before (and daringly came back- but didn't eat).\n\nGentleman next to me at the bar (not with us) also had issues with his order- so much so that he coverd the plate with a napkin, left money and just walked out.\n\n\nI know this place had opened recently and there are kinks to work out- but some of this is just ridiculous. Do some test runs, get some feedback BEFORE you open ot the public. You will still have issues, but you will not have to comp so many items and put off so many people on their first experience.\n\nAs I mentioned, the menu looks fantastic, and the atmosphere is really intriguing....so I really would like to come back. Will I? For drinks yes, and I would try to eat something to see if it has changed. It is about 45 minutes from me though- so when?  I wouldn't make it a point of trekking all the way over there just for this place, but if I was in the area...........yes.
__label__1 my food had no flava.......& my lava cake was burnt!!!!
__label__0 DH and I were in Vegas for our annual trek and decided to snag some tix because Garrett himself was appearing.  For some reason, I thought he would be funny. I have been to other comedy clubs in vegas, atlantic city, and pittsburgh and usually walk out tired from laughing so hard.\n\nthis time - not at all.\n\nif you think Garrett making fun of stereotypes is humorous, maybe this is your kind of show. after the 15th gay joke about sex and why he could not accommodate that kind of sex physically (really how many times can you say \"i can't ------, i got problems with the old dumper as it is\" before it is not worth a laugh???) , he moved on to the asian women in the audience. then he moved on to the older folks and just decimated them before moving to the african-american in the audience who just happened to have a white date which gave him more jokes to make. there were no muslims in the audience so i think that part was just part of the regular routine.\n\n i don't know, i think i left the butt and boob and tiny penis and  oral sex humor back in college - and really it was maybe only funny once or twice.\n\ni suggest checking him out on you tube if you are at all unsure about his style of humor before buying your tix - i wish we had.....\n\noh - just as a side note - when garrett came out for the third time, i decided to escape to the ladies room to avoid his third monologue only to find a couple having sex in the ladies room - sigh - i can't decide if all that butt talk got them hot or they were bored as well.....\n\nnext time, i will stick to the comedy up the street ;)
__label__2 We finally tried The Sandwich Shoppe and loved it! It's cute as it can be, the staff is very friendly, and the sandwiches are great! They have a hidden patio which we enjoyed. \n\nI would have loved to give it a 4 star rating but they still have some room for improvement. I just ordered water (in a glass) and it was horrible, it tasted like sewer water. I could have gotten iced tea was but the pitcher was very cloudy, maybe it wasn't, but it looked nasty and at $7.50 for a sandwich with no sides I couldn't see adding a couple more dollars to it for a drink. \n\nSo, the drinks are lacking and the price is a bit high but we will go back to give it another try because it has a LOT of other qualities that we loved!
__label__4 I don't always get excited about hot dogs, but this is NOT your typical soggy-bun plus shriveled-dog kind of hot dog stand. They have a variety of meats to choose from, from veggie to brat to spicy beer dog, and a huge list of unique toppings like mango chutney and chipotle cream cheese. My absolute favorite part is the warm fluffy pita bread that your dog comes on instead of a plan old bun.\n\nIf you're a Short Leash newbie, try one of their combos like the Aiko, which Brad recommended I try with the spicy dog for a perfect sweet-and-spicy combination. Or go for their featured Dog of the Day, which today was a Greek-style dog with feta and homemade tzatziki sauce. Yum!
__label__4 Since I discovered shortleash's gormet spin on the dreary old dog, I have dreams of coming back time and time again. Pick from one of the solid regular menu options, try and experiment by making your own custom dog, or mix it up by adding toppings to one of their menu choices. Choose your dog, such as bratwurst, spicey beer hot (my personal fav), a regular dog, veggie dog, etc. Choose from toppings like Fried pickles, cole slaw, pinto beans, cheddar cheese, chipotle cream cheese, fried onions, sauerkraut, mango chutney, sliced jalenpenos, and so much more, all of which seem to be fresh and extremely tasty. Wrap it all up in an indian naan flat bread. This is the stuff of legends.\n\nI think I read somewhere that this weeks feature of the week comes with bacon - I think I know what I'll be eating for lunch today. I almost always make my dog custom. Sometimes I will change pace with the featured dog of the week, which are usually a little different and exciting. \n\nCheck them on facebook or their website for their weekly schedule, they usually hang around down town for lunches through the week and dinner on select days.\n\n... I think \"food truck friday\" at the phoenix public market should be re-named to \"shortleashdogs and the food trucks\" - expect a 20 minute wait in line to make your order if you show up around 12pm on friday for lunch. I promise it's worth the wait!\n\nQuoted in the weekly Yelp newsletter 7-4-2012: http://www.yelp.com/weekly?editorial_id=L5AQHJ8yFfPtBRNI_xIRyA
__label__4 O my goodness!! I just tried The Bear today (a.k.a. the 7th Inning Stretch) and it was crazy delicious! Where else in the Valley can you get a spicy naan wrap dog smothered with Cracker Jacks, peanut butter, crumbled bacon, smoked gouda cheese and BBQ sauce? I admit that it sounds like a wreck, but I have never had such a tasty dog in my life. Live on the wild side and give it a try, you may never think of hot dog toppings the same way again!
__label__4 My favorite food truck I've tried in the city! The hot dogs are unique, the people working are nice, and you definitely get enough food for $6. Try the Igby!
__label__3 Ryan J brought me out here and, yes, I brought my A game--went ahead and ordered the Bear: peanut butter, cracker jacks, bacon, gouda and BBQ sauce. It was state-fair-what-did-I-Just-Do? awesome. So good. \n\nThe carneys selling overpriced knitting nearby were odd--but we liked the lamps the guys recreating Mad Men were pimping out there.\n\nI don't know anything about these Short Leash Dogs people--but they clearly have something dialed in. The Bear dog was part of some contest put on by the Arizona Diamondbacks. They won, so now it's become a big deal for them.\n\nRyan J got a different dog. And as he reviewed nearly two years ago: you gotta \"unleash your hot dog inhibitions\" to get into this place.\n\nWho has hot dog inhibitions? Dumb people, that's who.
__label__4 Had my first Short Leash Dog at the food Truck Friday a few weeks ago and I'm hooked. I had the special, the Mac Daddy- hot dog (I chose the spicy dog) with chili, and MAC AND CHEESE on warm nan bread. DAMN!  I will be frequently their brink and mortar store as soon as they open. So many wieners so little time....  there's a t-shirt in there somewhere :)
__label__4 Absolutely amazing! Brings a whole new dimension to hot dogs. Only the best ingredients and cooked to perfection. I had no idea that a dog this different could be so wonderful - Simply Outstanding
__label__3 Good food, but dining in isn't recommended! I'll stick to delivery next time! Parents were craving Chinese and from our experience from delivery the food was good but didn't think dining in would be that bad! .... They should just be a delivery resto, no dining in.
__label__0 Normally an incredible place to eat, however I have seen a decline in the past few months. Today was the second time in 2 weeks I tried to order an item on the menu that was not available, but then my order was incorrect when it arrived. Very disappointed, will not order again, I'd rather drive further and my order be correct. Lastly called the restaurant and the owner answered the phone and told me I was wrong As he was reading the ticket. I am disappointed that my first review is a negative one.
__label__0 No. I love American Chinese food, but it can be good or it can be very bad. This was very bad. My general tso was absolutely drenched in sauce---bright, vibrant red. This would be okay, but it didn't taste like anything, and the chicken was not high quality--nubbly. The batter was soft. The egg rolls were meh. The ragoons were only passable. The egg drop soup was meh. The white rice was like instant rice. I know it can't actually be instant rice; that would be too expensive. But it was just like that for taste and texture. My wife's kung pao was also very bland, brown sauce out of a can without many peanuts or any taste.\n\nI don't get understand the positive reviews. This was, all in all, pretty disgusting, even for someone who kind of likes bad food. The people who work there were super nice---maybe that's why all the good reviews?
__label__0 Unfortunately this place has closed.
__label__3 This is a great pub in the Newington area. There's an excellent selection of beer, a cool horseshoe bar, friendly staff and comfy seats to enjoy your tipple with. \n\nBest part? There is no music. You can actually come here, relax and have a conversation with your friends or colleagues. \n\nThe pub has a good atmosphere and despite its old man appearance there is a wide range of people that come to drink here. Cost wise, you're paying about average for a pint these days. Maybe \u00a33 odds for something like Tennants. A draft like Staropramen will probably set you back a bit more. \n\nOn another positive note, the ladies' loos are very nice. Always a bonus! I've been exploring the pubs in this area with my work nearby - this is one of the best so far.
__label__3 My husband and I love going to Hot Pot places and only get the opportunity when we are in a big city like Edinburgh or London. Xiang Bala had a decent selection for the all-you-can-eat menu and had a nice choice of broths, although we saw the special board after we ordered.  \n\nI give it 4 stars considering all restaurant experiences in Edinburgh, but only 3 stars as a Hot Pot venue.  I like the buffet of sauces, but I didn't like the inconsistency of portion size.  The first time we ordered 2 meats, they shared a plate, the next time we ordered 2 meats we received two full plates, twice as much!  I felt bad that we didn't eat it all and wasted food.  \n\nI'd definitely go again, but wouldn't be my main hot pot spot if I were in NYC Chinatown or even London.
__label__2 First yelp. Be kind. :)\n\nWas Friday lunch when a friend and I decided to try this local joint. It's located in a shopping center, next to the mega Lifetime gym in Gilbert. Easy to miss since it's tucked away in the corner but just know that it is in the same plaza as Zipps Bar and Grill. \n\nThe place was quaint, non pretentious, hybrid of a cafe and fast food set up, which is a casual place to relax and catch up with a friend. They have a couple patio sets out front to dine at as well. \n\nMost traffic coming in and out of the restaurant that day was for take out. The menu looked fresh and tasty. Their website is done well and was one of the reasons that got me here in the first place. Prices are good for the amount of food you get. \n\nI ordered the Spicy Chicken Wrap. It was the size of a Chipotle burrito but with much bolder flavors and a punch. It was filled with rice, black beans, chicken in a wonderful spicy sauce, jalapenos and other goodness that tasted really well together. Came with a side of yogurt sauce that helped balance the heat. Really was a great meal enveloped in a warm flour wrap. Couldn't finish the darn thing so let my friend have at it and he agreed to the tastiness. My friend got the Chicken Shawarama which I had a taste. Chicken tender, more fresh veggies so it is lighter than the Spicy Chicken, but still very well seasoned. It's wrapped in a Pita for easy enjoyment! For both, bill was about $13. \n\nIn all, great tastes, good prices, easy atmosphere. I would come back. \n\nOnly thing that I can dock on was that it was a tad bit slow to get our food considering we were the only ones there and no AC for first 15 minutes of sitting down but I had good company so its a minor critique.
__label__0 I have been here twice while on business on that side of town. First-shortly after they opened, and then this past week. First of, cant they smell how it reakes in this place??? Im not so sure the firewood is helping the taste any. Also I had to order something else since they were out of hot dog buns......... Seriously dont bother, you will leave stinky and disappointed.
__label__1 Hoping this is very much an interim review because my experience was so bad that I  managed a bite, waited for family to finish eating, and then went to get some bad food ( jack in the box) to cheer me up with the refund. \n\nThe latter was  fast and hot ,the antithesis of the Bueno Burger meal.    I will stipulate that the results of the evening were heavily influenced by under-staffing and a first night on the job cook  regardless half an hour to be served a chill bun, with tepid meat dragged down by cold ingredients ,in a very cold restaurant , was unpleasant to touch let alone stick in the mouth. That it comes at a premium was just annoying. \n\nSide onion rings were not hot either  which is kinda a no-brainer to get \n\nThankfully the manager ,in charge , probably the best thing about this place, has a clue  and  refunded mine and gave us a card for a future burger because there's a real disconnect between the reviews and our experience last  Friday and I wouldn't mind being proven wrong.
__label__2 The boba drink was terrible, but the shaved ice was good.
__label__0 Wish I could give this place 0 stars. Came here and ordered a watermelon smoothie with boba. She made me a mango smoothie instead and I kindly told her that I had ordered a watermelon smoothie. She then argued with me telling me that I ordered a mango smoothie? Wtf? What kind of customer service is that? She was so rude! She then made me some disgusting watermelon smoothie, I'm not even going to drink it, it kind of tastes like bubblegum. And now she is talking in her language to someone else ... But she's saying mango and watermelon in English. \n\nWhat was the big deal? So rude!
__label__0 I walked in just now and stood at the counter. The woman who worked at the counter ignored me for about 5 minutes. I said \"hello\" and she finally made eye contact with me and told me would be with me a minute. After she was done cooking, she continued to ignore me and started cleaning the cafe instead of taking my order. I walked out and went next door to Pho Saigon and ordered some food. I advise that you do the same.\n\nI read a few more reviews and I see that other people have had the same problem with the woman at the counter being rude.
__label__0 Worst Saturday night service I've had in ages. It's a shame, because I really like this place normally and the atmosphere is kinda cool if you are in a \"sports mood\".  The problem tonight seems that although there are employees literally everywhere, for some reason there is only one bartender.  I could throw my theories out there...that the bartenders that work here get upset if management puts more than one on a shift because it eats into tips but other than that, I really have no idea why somebody wouldnt pitch in OR that the bartender wouldnt step up and insist on a hand because we all sat there for 20 minutes with empty glasses in front of us while she ran back and forth and forth and back.  \n\nAt one point I said to her \"Wow!  You really seem overwhelmed back there...I can't believe that nobody else would be helping you back there\".  I could not believe that she had no clue as to what I was implying.  She said sweetly \"Oh...I dont mind...really I dont.  It makes the day go by quicker.\"  I said tongue in cheek that maybe you dont mind but I have a hunch that your customers do.  She just smiled.  \n\nThe owner was milling around too witnessing it all and doing less than nothing about it.  It was obvious.  The whole bar felt it.  I finally left without ordering another drink or a bite to eat as did my buddy.  I've gotta believe that this equation equals less money in tips at the end of the day than if two or three good bartenders ran it like a machine.  She sure didnt get much from me.  Sorry dear!  You're sweet...but you really shouldnt be hogging that tip jar at the expense of your patrons.\n\nI'll try ya again.  Lets see if things adjust as the season approaches.
__label__2 I love the field of green salad...\n\nservice not so much the bar lags on EVERY drink!!!\n\nother than that its a good place to go if your in fountain hills...
__label__1 I've come in here during my previous business trips and gotten great food. \nI have specific food allergies which they were able to previously accommodate, however not this time.\nI called in my order as usual, but they told me they changed their menu and what I wanted was a lunch menu item. The menu online hadn't been updated yet they still told me they wouldn't give me the food I was trying to order. \nThis to me is false advertising, and poor customer service. \nDont get me wrong, the food I had was good, but now I wont be going back because of this.
__label__2 Hmm - where do I start? I wish we could give 1/2 stars on these reviews, as I believe AASG would be a solid 2.5 IMO. \n\nI feel a little guilty giving them lower stars, since they're a local business in my 'hood, but I gots to be honest, right?\n\nThis restaurant/bar isn't \"bad\" per se, it just is \"so so\". You can't really go wrong by playing it safe and ordering any type of salad from here. Or, burgers. Ribs were pretty disappointing - dry as all holy hell. \n\nAlso, they may want to consider using lemon wedges in their water. Like a LOT. Or, investing in some type of water treatment system. Why? Because I thought I was drinking a refreshing room temperature glass of weak chlorine!! Gross. Or, they could consider using bottled water over tap.\n\nOn a lighter note, this place has a great sport vibe to it and GREAT view of the fountain/pond. Especially nice during warmer months - great patio area.
__label__1 Disappointed today. This is usually a favorite. Wait for food was long, bottom of Reuben was soggy. And my husband didn't get 1000island dressing w his.  Great service and food when we've eaten there before. Don't know what was going on.
__label__4 I've been following Pinkberry for awhile and anxiously awaited for their expansion to the East coast.  So when I heard they opened a new store in Charlotte over by Southpark (Phillips Place), I had to check it out.  My first time experience was fantastic.  The girls working the counter were energetic, friendly and very helpful.  After some samples, I went with the coconut yogurt, raspberry, pineapple, chocolate crisps and yogurt chips.  It was absolutely awesome and I can't wait to do it again.
__label__2 Gets a 3 instead of 4 because its only a shadow of places like Portillo's, Al's Beef, Wolfies, etc etc.\n\nHot dogs are great, piled high with hot peppers, onions, relish and tomatoes.   Isn't grilled enough, as far as I can tell.\n\nCorn beef and pastrami, however, are disappointing.  They store portions in the fridge/freezer, stuff them in individual rolled bags, and have like 10-15 of them in huge ziploc backs.  Take them out to cook; not impressed.  \n\nOverpriced and heated the marble rye is soggy, and the meat wasn't really great.  \nWill go for hot dogs though man.  Delicious.
__label__0 I just got a letter in the mail telling me that Moutainside is changing the terms of our contract and is now going to start charge me a \"annual enhancement fee of $25 for your individual plan\".  So lemme get this straight.. I'm being penalized for being single?  Yeah, there's this guy named Uncle Sam who already screws me over for being single and having a good job...I don't need my gym doing that too.  Especially when there is Abby Bella Dance Studio an LA Fitness and 24 Hour Fitness close by (I'll give you their addresses if you're interested in not being taken advantage of).  Seriously..the Audacity and what's an enhancement fee anyway?  Unless liposuction is now included in my membership, I'm taking my business elsewhere.\n***Update:\nMountainside management's definition of an \"enhancement fee\" is a joke.  I'm going to file that explanation under NOT MY PROBLEM.  What you consider \"enhancements\" that you want to charge me a surplus for (without my consent) most of the general public would consider operation costs and keeping up with competition.  This isn't a condo association.  I don't have any invested stake or profit sharing with this company and therefore Mountainside shouldn't be allowed to charge what I would consider to be a B*S* special assessment.  Further stating this fee is an \"industry standard\" is a farce.  In the past I have been a member at: 24hr Fitness, LA Fitness, XSport, Abby Bella and Bally's...NONE of these gyms have ever tried to sneak in some annual \"enhancement fee\" ever.. so who are you comparing yourself too?  Lastly, since I've been bashing you all over town I just found out my co-worker who also has a membership at your club isn't getting charged this annual enhancement fee...how fair is that?
__label__4 This is the best gym I have ever been too. Clean, big, and has a lot of new equipment. They offer a lot of services too like private training, nutrition planning, and massage/chiropractor.\n\nThere are about 5 to 10 machines for the muscle you want to work out so you almost never have to wait to use a machine. There is also a boxing ring with free to use boxing bags which was a huge deal for me. \n\nTo top it all off, they have a really nice locker room with plenty of lockers, space, and privacy. \n\nThe employees are young, and polite. My only complaint is that the snack bar is a bit expensive. I'd like to use it more after my workouts but I can't swing a $5 protein smoothie when I have my own stuff at home.
__label__1 Stopped by here for lunch and started off with the crab mozzarella appetizer and the mushroom morel soup.  The crab mozzarella was pretty good and the mushroom morel soup was also very good.  The soup reminded me of the Cheesecake Factory mushroom soup but I still prefer the one from the Cheesecake Factory.  No reviews on the beer for now but if I ever go back and I'm off the meds I'll be sure to give it a go.\n\nThe baked seafood combo consisted of a couple of clams, a mahimahi fillet, scallops and stuffed shrimp.  I was not excited about the gooey imitation crab stuffing on the shrimp and both the mahimahi fillet and the scallops lacked seasoning.  The clams were OK.\n\nFor dessert we had the nutter butter ice-cream cake which was good.  Nothing too exiting about the food here.
__label__2 3.0 stars for food. I've been here twice for lunch. Their lunch prices seem fairly resonable. Their service is standard...nothing special. The first time I came here I ordered the Chicken Philly Sandwich. I definitely was not impressed, lacking in flavoring and it was just a-ok. The second time I ordered the Chicken Fajitas. Chicken was tasty and tender. The tortillas tasted like it was microwaved...which was expected. However, I liked this better than the Philly Chicken Sandwich.  I have yet to try an alchoholic beverage from here, but that's what happy hour is for. This place is huge so I think its good for large groups of people.  Will I return? Yes, probably for happy hour or lunch.
__label__2 I had to try this place , just curious to see what it was about. Mixed reviews on yelp , so just decided to give it a shot. \nWe started of with the sampler app. it had mozzarella sticks more like planks. Conch fritters and crab balls with cheese ,everything was OK nothing stood out. First time for conch fritters , tasted fishy could it be old? I never had it before. , If was old then take another star away please. \nI had to osso buco (pork shank) it was huge and fall off the bone tender. I was covered in a dry rub, with some brown gravy . It came with mash potato and steamed broccoli, nothing special. I really enjoyed the osso buco . \nFor dessert we had the capt buried treasure ice cream cake, it had heath bar crumbles, oreo cookie , carmel fudge and chocolate sauce. It was pretty good, as we were eating it wife was already planning next visit for dessert ! lol Pretty big and int resting menu , we will be back.
__label__1 put it this way...  when your signature food is chicken fingers...  your food sucks.  Good hangout spot for watching games though. Lots of tvs
__label__1 Not my usual pub & seafood spot but it was the birthday girls choice. Not to Shabby but nothing really stood out.\n\nCHEAP DRINKS: 3/5 Probably the only good thing about this place is the $2.95 tall draft beers $2.50 regular draft beers and $3.95 sangria's. Their selection of draft & bottled beers are pretty small. I assumed they would have a lot more but they don't. Sangria's pretty good, our waiter even said it was their \"famous sangria\" but I've tasted better. It was super sweet and not enough fruit. The only thing in it was lemons and a cherry.\n\nFOOD: 1/5 Super oily, I ordered a Chicken Cajun Pasta and I felt like it was drenched in oil or butter. There was no sauce and my chicken was over cooked so instead of getting a blackened smoked slices of chicken breast they gave me burnt chicken. I did like the mushrooms in this dish that was pretty much the only good thing.\n\nSERVICE: 2/5 Our waiter okay.... he was knowledgeable but not really attentive. Had to wave my hands in the air a couple times to flag him down. Right before we ordered he wasn't bad. Kept on coming back asking us if we were ready, but once we ordered he was no where to found.
__label__1 I wanted to have a fun lunch with a colleague and had heard people talking about this place being fun.   When I arrived, the place was packed, so i thought that was a good sign.\n\nI ordered a burger and he ordered a cheese steak since we were going for bar food.  This was by far the worst food I've ever seen presented. The bun on the burger was cold and dry, the patty looked grey and like it had come out of the freezer. The taste was as bad as the presentation.  His cheese steak looked ugly and like it was just slapped together.  \n\nThe best i can equate this to is cafeteria food. The server was ok.  In giving them two stars, i feel I'm being quite generous.
__label__3 Surprised that I had a great first time at this place, they had $5 pitchers, reasonably priced appetizers that could have been a full meal. I've passed by a bunch of times in the past and its always packed, the downside of course is the wait, I recommend calling ahead for a table, especially on a big fight or game night, since I waited an hour for a fight on Saturday night. There's lots of seating and TV's everywhere. The have a full bar w/ a few domestic selections on draft. This is both a friends and family hang out. The service is decent. Expect a very noisy environment.
__label__0 Poop. Poor service. Poor staffing. Had an issue there about a month when.........finally someone spoke with me he was a total jerkoff for lack of a better word. Almost certain his last name was Corona.
__label__3 Plenty of good time here\n\nMiller Ale House is situated in the Town Centre shopping and entertainment complex.\n\nThis place is a tight sports bar that has great food for lunch and dinner to boot. The Ale house has all your draft and bottle needs with a decent range of 50 to 90 beers at one time.\n\nI recommend the wings while watching some hockey or basketball. They use to have moose drool beer which is my jam but they unfortunately took it off the menu.\n\nThe service here is always decent and beer is cold. I don't have any real complaints other than the location kinda of caters to tourist market, if they opened in Summerlin somewhere it would an awesome local hang out spot for sure
__label__3 My new go-to lunch or snack place when I'm at work in the Cotton Center area. Good honest Chicago-style hotdogs (using Vienna Beef) with the traditional toppings: mustard, onion, relish, pickle, tomato, sport peppers, and celery salt -although you can tailor the toppings to your liking. Basic hotdog sandwich for $2.95, double dog for $3.95, pepper 'n egg sandwich $3.95, Italian beef $5.95; and all sandwiches include fries. A tasty meal, a great deal!
__label__0 I went to get my nose pierced (my first piercing other than my ears). I was pierced by George, at Tribe 1 in Newington.  He had no bedside manner so to speak - when my friend offered to come with for support, he told her no.  Then when we got to the piercing room, he told me to sit, asked what side I wanted it on, and then proceeded to pierce my nose without asking if the mark was ok.  After he put the needle through he told me I was done, and then proceeded to play around some more, putting the stud in.  He scolded me for holding my breath, and was just generally unlike-able.  I had to go to another, BETTER, piercer today to get it removed as well (it was in for 5 days) as the stud he used was \"too small for an initial piercing and only good for healed piercings\" which resulted in my swollen tissue swallowing the stud so much that it was trying to grow over the stud.  Bottom line, unless you're an experienced piercee who can ensure everything is done correctly and he is using the right stud, etc, find another place.
__label__1 i'm a fan of, less is more\nbut those i found, inside this store\ncan't get enough, hoard trendy threads\n\"eek! chic\" for cheap,  we watched 'em spend\ni'd rather pick out, one thing nice\nthan get three shirts, for the same price\nthat will not last, and you won't wear\nbeyond one season, and don't you dare\ntell me otherwise, it's true\nimpulsive purchase? we eschewed\nthe stuff was ugly, looked like ass\neverything we looked at, pass\nperhaps the store is not for us\nwe came to buy, but had no luck\nanthropologie, br\nj crew, the hub, better by far\nfor us, i guess, go check it out\nsee what 'cheap chic' is all about\nget what you pay for, look & feel\nsometimes a deal, is not a deal\nso  H & M , dropping the \"&\"\nHMMMM.....guess I just don't, understand
__label__1 I love H&M... the clothes fit me well bc i'm tall and skinny, and they are high fashion with a low price tag. \n\nThis location has the worst customer service out of any H&M I've ever been to though, and I've been to alot... but it probably has something to do with the fact that its in Scottsdale... Get over yourselves, you may work in Scottsdale, but you are a RETAIL employee
__label__1 Incompetent manager that wasn't able to cancel an order on one card so it could be put on another card....luckily for this place there is no competition so their customer service can be as poor as they want it to be
__label__1 As a proud black male with an education, let me tell you that I've had better Greek food. I awoke from my midday nap with obvious hunger in my belly, and I was craving something from the land---you know, made with vegetables and animals grazing on hillsides, like the pictures I've seen in books. \nAnyway, I headed down to Pastitsio for a gyro ($8, with a \"salad\"). The gyro perfection was indeed perfect, but the side salad was weak and sloppy wet with a flavorless oil sauce, like my Uncle Red's toupee they found after Katrina hit town.\nThe gyro was definitely flavorful, and not obscenely enormous like some places make them (Rodos Greek Cafe). But the salad was so bad, I knew I need to get home and Yelp to all my homies in the L-Ville. \nService was fine and average, no complaints. And the atmosphere is hip metal tables, exposed brick, and yuppie hipster prices. There was a lovey-dovey couple next to me romantically sharing some rice pudding(also overpriced). \nMy main gripe is that I don't feel I got $8 of gyro and salad--it shoulda been $5. And the menu had too many options. \nI'm a simple man, as you can tell by my picture. Cheap Greek food should be CHEAP.\nNow, back to whoopin some ass...
__label__4 the service is excellent. the food is some of the best Mediterranean food I've had, particularly in Pittsburgh. the falafel salad is light and delicious and the pastistio is perfection.
__label__3 For \u00a38,50 you get a starter, noodle box & a drink. Orders are taken from the counter and they bring the food to the table.\nPortions are just right and with all the fresh veggies and tofu us vegetarians don't feel left out! \nThey have loads of sauces to choose from so you'll never get bored. I've tried the sweet chili and the Thai red curry (hot!!!).\nExtra ginger and garlic in your noodle box is free ;)\nOnly negative is that they have only 2 veggie starter options.
__label__0 This place is absolutely terrible.\n\nMy mom is a bit of a health-nut and took Dana and I for lunch here one day and it was UNBELIEVABLE how bad this place fails on all levels. \n\nWe walked in and the place was relatively empty, save for one table of two women sitting in the back of the restaurant. The waitress sat us down and left to get us menus...and five minutes rolled by. She asked us what we wanted to drink, left the table and another ten minutes rolled by while we waited for those. She came back and we placed our order...thirty minutes later the waitress returned with our food.\n\nI understand that fresh food sometimes takes a long time to prepare, but this was outrageous because all we ordered was three burgers. If I remember correctly, Mom had a Vegan burger, while Dana and I had a good old-fashioned beef burger. I'll go on the record right now as saying that this was one of the worst burgers I had ever had. I ordered a \"Cajun Spicy Burger,\" but there was nothing spicy, nor flavorful about it. The menu stated that the burgers come up with blue corn chips and mango salsa, which they did....five blue corn chips and a dixie cup-size Mango Salsa, which was also not especially tasty. At $9.99, these burgers were overpriced...especially because they didn't even come closing to filling any of us up.\n\nLong after we had already finished eating, the waitress came and took our plates, and after another wait, we received the check. Leaving this place was a DREAM.\n\nI can only speculate that our bad service was the Elixir Cafe's way of punishing us for not ordering all veggie burgers or taking any shots of wheat grass. If I want a burger, I'll take my business to Bachi Burger, Sliding Thru......even McDonald's  before I come to this joint again.
__label__4 Enjoyed a healthy and delicious lunch from a very diverse menue.  Delightful attention and atmosphere...Highly recommend the alternative experience.  I'll definitely return....
__label__0 This restaurant is NOW closed. OUT-of-Business. R.I.P.
__label__0 Disgusting! Ordered Guacamole & chips, though the guacamole was green that was the only resemblance, flavor was horrible. Pork for the taco was similar to the consistency of baby food but flavor was so bad my boyfriend actually gagged when he tasted it. Food was cold, not even room temperature. Will not go back! No stars are warranted for this place.
__label__3 Heute noch mal dagewesen und darum gebeten keinen Geschmacksverst\u00e4rker zu verwenden, was auch ohne murren umgesetzt wurde. Der Reis hat dennoch sehr gut geschmeckt.\n\nAlso mein Tipp: Guter Laden, allerdings sollte man ausdr\u00fccklich ohne den Geschmacksbooster bestellen.
__label__4 Always like butter, love the BBQ sauce!
__label__3 After trying a bunch of over hyped and woefully uninspiring BBQ joints in North Phoenix, I decided to check out Q to U BBQ in Anthem. It's quite a drive from my office, but my taste buds always thank me when I finish my lunch.\n\nThis place is not cheap, it cost me $11.59 for a Brisket Sandwich combo that included a side of coleslaw and a drink. I think that the brisket is very tasty and I prefer it over the pulled pork. Currently, those are the only two items I have tried to date. The coleslaw was good, but not KFC good. I have had the beans and I thought they were decent. The fries have a little too much cayenne pepper or some similar type spice on them in my opinion. So I don't order the fries anymore.\n\nThey have a fair amount of seating and they get your food out to you relatively quick. So my next order of business is to work my way through the rest of the menu.
__label__2 Good food and prices, but nothing that surprises. I could not taste any wood in the barbecue. The ribs were fall off the bone, and the cole slaw is excellent. I thought the staff very pleasant. If you are in Anthem, this is a reasonable place for a decent, reliable lunch.
__label__2 Tolle Auswahl und sehr gut eingerichteter Laden.\n\n\n Ich kommen gerne hierher, wenn ich B\u00fcrozubeh\u00f6r ben\u00f6tige. Man findet in der Regel alles und meist findet man noch ein bischen mehr :)\n\n\n Allerdings sind mir die Verk\u00e4ufer doch teils zu \"selbstbewusst\". Auch wenn ich nur ein spezielles Papier in einer speziellen Farbe ben\u00f6tige und dieses nur ein paar Cent kostet, hilft mir die \"grobe Richtung\" hier nicht weiter. Das Papierregal ist ja nicht zu \u00fcbersehen, aber komplett analysieren m\u00f6chte ich das nicht unbedingt als Kunde. Hierzu gibt es ja eigenlich auch die Verk\u00e4ufer, oder?\nAuch bei den F\u00fcllfederhaltern gedulde ich mich gerne bis ein Kundengespr\u00e4ch zu Ende ist, allerdings weigere ich mich l\u00e4nger zu warten, wenn zwei Verk\u00e4ufer sich unterhalten.\n\n\n Der Laden ist top, die Auswahl klasse und die Preise angemessen. Allerdings ziehe ich f\u00fcr den Service 2 Sterne ab.
__label__2 rolled tacos and bean burrito for xmas breakfast.\nfree wifi, cold water.\nnot busy\nshould be, very few places open today.\nworth a try
__label__3 went to smash-burger on sat night.  the food was really excellent if not a little messy.  i had the arizona smash and fries.  the fries were a great surprise ...lightly flavored with garlic and rosemary yummm.  and you got plenty to share (which i did).  i kept looking at the menu, it's limited but they seem to have everything i could have wanted and a burger joint.  i would go back till i tried it all.  we shall see.  check this place out.
__label__2 Not great but worth revisiting! The grilled chicken sandwich was awesome!
__label__1 I'm a huge smashburger fan, but this location lacks customer service. I'm a picky eater (sorry not sorry) so I have a few items I don't want on my burger. The lady was in such a rush she screwed up both mine and my husband's order. Their set up is awkward as far as how you get back to the counter to handle any issues with your burger. It's almost as if you are blocked from doing so. Anyway, when my burger is made right I LOVE how smashburger does it. I just think this particular location could use some help. I highly recommend the smash fries - YUM!
__label__4 Tiffany is so wonderful I can't tell you enough that you need to go get your hair done by her and her team. You will love the color, cut and price. She is a miracle worker!\n\nI have been getting my hair done since 2008 by Tiffany and have not had one time where I get compliments the second I walk out the door.\n\nBook today!
__label__1 Just placed my order around 8:10 and 40 minutes later it has still not been placed with the restaurant. (they show status updates and it will say \"placed\" when it has been done)  If ALL you do is delivery you better do it D@m*^ well!  I understand if there is a delay getting it cooked at the restaurant or traffic, but they should be placing the order with the restaurant immediately!!  Not cool foodie call, not cool. Not going to use them again unless I have to.  \n\nAlso there is not a great selection of restaurants to chose from.  Maybe Im spoiled, Im from Chicago and every kind of food imaginable is deliverable and super quick, that sure is not the case here in Charlotte!   When I called they just said they were very busy and thin on drivers.  Well hire some more then dude!
__label__2 I was in the Summerlin neighborhood, and had this spot bookmarked, so thought I would give it a try!  I've read earlier reviews, and it looks like they have established themselves nicely now.  The interior is very upscale, which wine glasses and fancy wood furniture.  The dining area is small, but nicely designed.  Wine bottles are fancily displayed in wooden shelves behind the bar.  There is even a small outside dining area, which might be nice on a summer night.  The easy listening music would have touched my inner yuppie, if I had one.\n\nI had no issues with the service.  I made a bit of small talk with one of the waitresses, and she explained that Nittaya's has only been open for two months.  My water was always full, and they asked me how my food was.  This also was the first Thai restaurant I've been to where the waitress folded my napkin over my lap.  I wasn't even with anyone!  Can't complain there. \n\nMy order: Thai tea, Crab Wontons, and Curry catfish.  \nOverall impression: descent, Americanized Thai.\n\nThai tea was average, very creamy, but not very flavorful.  I would go ahead and skip the Thai tea at Nittaya's.  The water though had fruit in it!  This is how my old stoming grounds, Thai Grill, does their water, and it makes for a very refreshing, slightly tangy drink.  \n\nThe Crab Wontons were a little bland on the inside.  They used some sort of either immitation crab, or low quality crab, mixed with cream cheese and a couple of herbs.  The fried shells were nice though, thick and well prepared.   They came with two sauces, a sweet sauce and a spicy one.  Both were good sauces, particularly the spicy one, and they made the crab wontons definitely more doable.  Overall though, I wasn't too impressed.  \n\nThe curry catfish was alright.. not great, not bad though.  The curry sauce was thick, and on the sweet side, but in this case that was ok because catfish is always a little better with sweetness to offset the \"dry\" catfish taste.  The portion was a little small for the $13 price tag.  The curry came with a nice change of pace though: baby bok choy.  This did give the curry a little bit of a unique taste, I and enjoyed it.  \n\nOverall, due to the sweetness of the curry, and the not-so-thrilling crab wontons, I wouldn't go out of my way to eat at Nittaya's again over some of the better, more authentic Thai restaurants in Vegas (see my List), but it would be a good spot to bring a date or the parents maybe.
__label__2 This recently opened Thai restaurant specializes in small plates though regular sized entrees are available.  We started off with the tempura spinach salad with ground chicken, shrimp and lime dressing (4.5 Forks) and white fish cake with lettuce, Thai spices and a sweet chili sauce (2 Forks).  Our second order was a stuffed chicken wing (4) and a crab cake in shell (3).  For dessert we enjoyed the housemade coconut ice cream (4).
__label__3 What can I say, I really like this place.  It's not traditional Thai, but what do you expect with Thai tapas.  Everything I had was really, really good and inventive.  \n\nMy husband and I were starving so we started off with three \"tapas\" - the shrimp patties, stuffed angel wings, and spinach salad.  I love the spinach salad!  It's tempura spinach leaves served in a big cone (like French fries) with a yummy dressing on the side.  The shrimp patties and stuffed angel wings were also very good, but the spinach salad stole the show.  The shrimp patties were pretty much what you would expect.  The menu says \"Thai spices\" but the patties aren't spicy at all.  Decent size and the plum sauce drizzled on top tasted great. The stuffed angel wings are a little different than what I'm used to, but still yummy.  A lot more chicken than \"stuffing\" and with cilantro.  \n\nFor entrees, we had the spicy green bean pork and the basil beef.  Their spice rating system is from 1 to 5.  The spicy green bean pork can only be made a \"2\" or higher.  Hence the word \"spicy\" in the name.  We got the pork as a \"2\" and the beef as a \"4.\"  The \"2\" was just perfect for me and the pork with green beans was delicious.  The beef was also good but I could tell it had more oil on it and I would probably break into a sweat if ate too much.  The entrees come with white rice, which was cooked properly.  All the plates come with little orchids on them and are served family style.  I liked the presentation of all the dishes, especially the spinach salad.\n\nFor beer, they have Peroni, Blue Moon, and Coors Light on tap. We ended up having two Blue Moons, which went really well with the food. They do have some more interesting beers by the bottle, such as a Joseph James stout.  They have a very nice selection of wines but all the red wine is stored on shelves, so it might be too warm.  But they did have a sign outside offering 50% of wine by the bottle on Thursdays so I may have to check that out.  They also carry some sake.  \n\nMost of the desserts have coconut.  It's a Thai restaurant so I expect that.  We ended up having the Thai donuts, which were really tasty.  The caramel sauce is supposed to have coconut in it, but I didn't taste it.\n\nThey took my restaurant.com certificate, no problem.  Service was great - very attentive and helpful.  \n\nSmall, cute place.  A little dark, especially in the bathroom, but the d\u00e9cor is nice.  Looking at the reviews, I think this restaurant has been paying attention and making adjustments because I didn't have close to the same experience other reviewers had. This restaurant is definitely going on my regular rotation.
__label__4 Great great place.. Must try tapas.. Spinach salad is spectacular..Although this place has the traditional thai dishes.. This place is has the tapas.. It's not a typical size tapas.. its more like appetizers, so 2 is more than enough.. They also have an fruit infused iced tea.. excellent service.. must try if you're in the area..
__label__3 We take an older friend who lives in Sun City to dinner on a bi-weekly basis.  Thank you Yelpers, we loved Nittaya's Secret Kitchen!  From the moment we walked in, we were taken in by the elegant and warm decor.  Small, but very cozy.  For appetizers, we ordered the Famous Spinach Salad, Fried Avocado, Cilantro Steak Skewers, and Chicken Satay.  The spinach salad was a complete (and awesome) surprise.  Spinach leaves fried in a tempura batter with a delicious dipping sauce.  The couple (regulars) sitting next to us suggested that we spoon the sauce onto the leaves.  Yum!  The steak skewers were very tender and full of flavor.  And the fried avocado...the sauce was to die for!  The chicken was good, but the other tapas were hard to follow!  As our friend is not to excited about spicy food, our server recommended the Pad Z-U noodles with chicken for him.  We shared the grilled skirt steak with avocado.  Very tender and tasty!  Topped off the meal with a chocolate coffee pudding with real whipped cream. (no leftovers there!)  We had at least four people attending to our every need.  They were fantastic!  We loved the special touches such as orchids adorning every dish and fresh flowers on the table.  Happy hour at the bar looks fun! Looking forward to going back to try some of their other dishes!
__label__3 Between 4 and 5 stars.  Everything was so spicy.  Great flavors.  Especially loved the fried avocado! yum yum yum.  I believe the owner was taking care of us and she was super friendly and had great suggestions for a Thai novice such as myself.  \n\nWine was half-priced on Thursdays and we took full advantage of this :) We stayed for hours, drinking and munching on the appetizers we split.  This is a small restaurant and it was packed.  There are apparently a lot of people in Summerlin who love this place and for good reason: It was delicious.  Beautiful lighting too.  Don't let the strip mall location fool you.  Great for a date spot or happy hour with the girls.
__label__2 love the small space and the food is good too.  similar concept to raku on spring mountain.    we started with the crispy spinach.  it lived up to the hype and the peanut dipping sauce is a nice compliment.  we then had the glass noodle salad.  I didn't care for the texture of the noodles and the taste profile was too similar to the peanut dipping sauce.  for an entr\u00e9e we ate the salmon with green curry and avocado.  i'm not a huge salmon or curry fan but the dish was really good.  the curry had a nice spice.  the avocado added nothing to the dish, nor was it very eye appealing.  for dessert we shared the sticky rice with mango.  it wasn't my choice and I really didn't care for it at all.  service was good and the beer was cold.
__label__1 Food was VERY spicy... usually they will identify what is spicy or not.  Expensive for what you get.  $14 for Fried Rice on lunch menu.  Had ordered a dish and then decided to cancel before dish was served.  Owner insisted I pay for the dish even thou I had not received it yet.  Overall nothing special for the price.   If you don't like Very Spicy Thai, make sure you are careful what you order.
__label__1 Food is delicious as always but waited one hour 23 minutes to get our food. When we inquired at an hour and fifteen they said the chef said it's coming. Acted like it was no big deal. An off-hand apology that wasn't convincing. For the price wen paid for dinner I expect more! \nVery disappointed tonight. Can't decide if it's worth coming back.
__label__2 Not bad, but other nearby places offer better bang for the buck. Ugh- and the skinny white chair was extremely uncomfortable- not ideal for dining out. The seat of the chair had no padding and was too thin. A rethink of the chairs are a must and should be made an immediate priority.
__label__4 Seriously, thanks to the Mexican food gods for real tacos just off State Street. Chipotle, your necessity has been eliminated. I will forever be a Taqueria Guadalajara fan, but when on campus or downtown, this place cannot be beat for authentic Mexican food.\n\nAnd please, don't go to a Mexican place and order a burrito or a steak quesadilla. It's about the tacos (that should always have cilantro and onions), and the gorditas, and the sopes, and the tostadas. Kind of excited to try the chorizo/potato option next time around. I love sopes, and while these are different than the TG version, they are also very good. Thick, fried (?) corn-pita type things topped with your choice of meat plus lettuce, tomato and avocado. Yum. \n\nThey have good chips and salsa too. Ask for the bottled salsa too, as it's spicier and a little more interesting than the standard pico de gallo. Also have to love getting a filling lunch for 5 or 6 bucks. The servers are really nice and helpful as well.
__label__3 Great food, friendly staff.  What stood out to me is when a dining partner spilled his beverage when they were bringing the food, he knocked my food onto my lap.  They promptly brought another plate without us having to ask.  \n\nInexpensive, but tasty.  Try the chorizo tacos.  Their tortillas are really good.  It's not a fancy dining experience - food comes in plastic baskets and a piece of wax paper - but it's a great value.
__label__3 Gotta agree with the praise for Los Gemelos. Great $3 sopes, tasty tacos too! All freshly made that should be freshly made. Contento!
__label__0 Margaritas were made with store bought margarita mix. The chips were not fresh and they were out of a bag. There was no free chips/salsa refills. I ordered a chicken and cheese quesadilla, and it came out with only cheese and tasted very bland. Service was not only poor, but they were not pleasant. By far he worst \"Mexican\" restaurant I've ever been to, and I will not return.
__label__3 I was in Madison from out of a town for an old college roommate's bday. Him and his wife have lived in Madison for 5 years and were talking this place up for hours before our arrival. We had a rather large group of 10 and were seated promptly upon arrival. I really like the interior decor of the place with all the old pictures on the wall and the bar looked amazing. \n\nAfter seating, our waiter took our drink orders right away and everyone seemed to enjoy theirs, my dirty martini was particularly strong and delicious! \n\nWe decided to skip appetizers since we had more plans after dinner and went right to the entrees. I had the lasagna special and it was phenomenal. Cooked perfectly and every bite was great. It was a very busy Saturday night so at times our drink orders started to take a while to get back to the table but our waiter made sure to keep checking with the bartenders and communicate back to us the status of our drinks. I thought this was great training and a good to calm some thirsty customers! \n\nComing from Chicago, I have eaten at many great Italian restaurants and if I am ever in Madison again I would not hesitate to come back here.
__label__0 I had a terrible experience. I stood and watched the host take three couples to their tables AFTER we arrived and they didn't have reservations. Once seated, we were promised warm bread from the oven that never materialized. I had a shrimp linguine dish that had only 5 small shrimp and the entire dish was dry. And noone ever came to refill our water or even came by to see if we wanted more water. It was horrible and I will likely not return.  It's too bad because the place came with such high recommendations.
__label__1 I've been to Francesca's five or six times, because my friends really like to eat there.  I'd never choose to eat here myself.  They change the pasta and entree menu frequently, which normally I like.  Each time I've been to this restaurant, the menu has been different.  Each time, however, the menu seems kind of all-or-nothing.  I either can't decide what to order, or nothing sounds appealing.  \n\nI've ordered the pizza when none of the pasta appealed to me, and won't make that mistake again.  The crust somehow managed to be chewy and hard at the same time.  My jaw hurt from eating it.  The cheese was good, but I haven't licked the toppings of pizza since I was five.  The salads are small and I'd have to order three of them to be satiated.  \n\nAs I mentioned, I've either loved the pasta dishes or not wanted to eat them at all.  Fortunately, I can bring anything home to my boyfriend!  The portions are huge, so if I like something I eat half it for dinner and bring the rest home for the lunch the next day.  When I don't like something, I eat two bites and bring the rest home.\n\nI don't eat meat (or chicken or seafood), and I think you can learn a lot about a \"chef\" when you ask a dish to be made without meat.  At Francesca's they don't seem to know what to do with this request, which causes me to suspect things are made up ahead of time.  I've tried ordering pasta without meat and then have to order entirely different sauces.  I've not been able to order any of the entrees, as they are all animal-flesh based.\n\nI don't agree with the reviews on here raving about Francesca's wine list.  It's the same as you'd find at any liquor store that isn't located within a grocery store.  I'd rather stay home and drink the whole bottle for less than the price of two glasses at a restaurant.  \n\nIt'd be nice if they'd update their menu online, so I'd know whether to eat a snack before going or not.
__label__2 Waitstaff was great!   Food was excellent.   \nUnfortunately the manager was not very helpful.   There was a large party seated prior to us and held up the kitchen.  The manager did not come over and explain the situation nor asked what can be done to help the extra long wait.   The manager also did not help out with the last minute confusion at the end of the meal.
__label__0 Bar none- worst service ever. I'm not a picky person, I understand that being a waiter can suck, so I try to not make it difficult. However, the staff at Lolita's need's lessons in: 1. Professionalism, 2. Time management 3. Basic manners 4. Service. The food was good,( to bad it was brought out by the WORST waiter ever). \nThe story- husband and I were on date and faster a movie decided to check out lolita's. When hostess tried to seat us, there was only one chair, so my husband had to stand there until she borrowed one from another table, ooops akward. We then got chips quickly, and waited ten minutes for the waiter to show up. He was distracted, didn't intro himself, and pretty much acted like he was doing us a favor by standing there. My husband started to order, and then I waffled for literally three seconds over what I wanted to order, and the waiter clearly annoyed said, \"oh sorry, I'll be back, I've gotta give a guy his check\". Ok, that was a little rude. Why didnt he take care of that before coming to take our order?Well,  then I watched him proceed to go inside, gab with some bus boys, decide to print a check, give it to the customer, and refill other tables drinks, take orders, and forget us for another ten minutes. By this time, we haven't even gotten drinks.  Finally he graces us with his presence again, and admittedly a little snarky, I ask him if he is ready now? He gives me the B#%ch you will pay for that face, and takes our order. Goes on to serve the other tables, refills drinks and generally completely ignores us. Then brings our drinks. Doesn't say a word, sets them down, annnnnd never comes back. He instead continues to serve all the tables around us, blatantly avoiding ours, and giving me the stink eye. Our food comes out, no refills, no how's the food from him. And, of course, my food it cold, not just \"sitting out to long\" cooled down, but \" I just took these out of the freezer cold\". Yum. (on a side note, I Never send anything back, I think I'm pretty easy going) so I ask a passing server if they could just heat the tacos up? And can we get some refills? He was wonderful, sure no prob. Drinks refilled, food hot and very tasty. Our waiter still turns his back on us, and helps all other tables. My husband had to ask for the check when he was serving the table next to us. We got it and did not stay to wait the table for him to get the check, we would have been there all night.  Also, we were supposed to get a free dessert, and We were so pissed, we didn't even stay to get that. Complained to the manager, he comp'd dinner, normally I'd be like, oh that made up for it. Nope, that confirmed it for me, I am never going back, it wasn't worth the free meal. The little piss ant waiter with the stink eye and attitude did it for me.
__label__0 Bad service! I have been here a few times and it seems like the staff never knows what's going on. I have a Ladies VIP card which no one ever knows what it's for. One time when I came in the door they gave me a red ticket to use for my complimentary drink and the next time I asked if I needed the ticket they said no. \n\nI have been here maybe 4 times and they messed up my bill EVERY time. Even if it was just an appetizer and one drink. Not sure why I kept going back. The last time I went the first THREE beers I tried to order at the bar they were out of. Service is slow. Food tastes good, but nothing spectacular. I actually love the club music they play but it's a weird mixed-up place.
__label__0 Not sure why it's called a cantina. The bar had 8 different tequilas. I asked the Bartender why they didn't have the shelves stocked and her reply was they were cutting back on tequila?????\nI ordered a burger that was advertised as a 1/2 pound burger. I ordered it and to be cooked medium rare.\nWell, when the burger was delivered the patty of mystery meat appeared to have been 1/4 lb at best before cooking, surely not a 1/2 lb burger and it was cooked well done. This was our 2nd time dining and it will be our last. From the looks of the selection on the shelves and the fact that we were the only one's there for lunch they appear to be another doomed restaurant. excuse me Cantina
__label__1 Um mal eben vor dem Kino was zu essen kann mans haben,\n\n\n Vorspeisen: Onion Rings, Wings, K\u00e4se sticks, Peppers - das Typische halt, f\u00fcr die Qualit\u00e4t eher etwas teuer\n\n\n Hauptspeisen: Burger in allen Variationen, Sandwiches und Vieles mehr.\n\n\n Salate: sind essbar, haben aber NICHTS mit dem zu tun was sich ein Food Fan darunter vorstellen kann.\nZ.B.: Ein Caesar Salad besteht aus einem R\u00f6mersalat (gut, den bekommt man nicht immer - dann halt eine geeignete Alternatvie), hat immer seine typische Sauce (Wei\u00dfe, auf Ei basierende Vinaigrette mit Sardellen abgeschmeckt), hat Croutons, Gefl\u00fcgelbrust ect ect.\nEr darf NIEMALS als gemischter Salat mit gebratener Putenbrust und einer Cocktailsauce serviert werden !!!!\nWie gestern geschehen ---B\u00e4\u00e4\u00e4hh\n\n\n Abgesehen davon sind die Burger vern\u00fcnftig, f\u00fcr den Preis absolut ok.\n\n\n Zu den Drinks: Bleibt bei Softdrinks und Bier, das ist komplett ok - die Cocktail rangieren in der Qualit\u00e4t leider auf der untersten Stufe und sind daf\u00fcr dann eigentlich zu teuer\n\n\n Zum Service: Trotz des Andranges eigentlich immer guten \u00dcberblick + Schnell (Kompliment!), d\u00fcrfte f\u00fcr meinen Geschmack \u00f6fters mal l\u00e4cheln
__label__3 Das Casino der DFS wird von Richis Partyservice betrieben. Ich selbst komme seit 2001 unregelm\u00e4\u00dfig hierher.\n\n\n Nachdem die Kantine vollst\u00e4ndig renoviert wurde und den Charme einer \"Finanzamt Kantine\" abgelegt hat, ist sie f\u00fcr mich eine der top Kantinen.\n\n\n Das Essen ist meiner Ansicht nach \u00fcber dem normalen Kantinenniveau, kann aber mit der des Casino im Techpark (noch) nicht mithalten.\n\n\n Im Sommer sitzt man draussen auf der Terasse im G\u00fcnen und kann die Mittagspause geniessen. Die Preise (EUR 4,80 inkl. Salat) sind auch f\u00fcr G\u00e4ste moderat und f\u00fcr die Qualit\u00e4t v\u00f6llig ok.\n\n\n Ich komme hier vor allem im Sommer gerne her.
__label__1 Mittagspause gemacht. Essen und Trinken waren flott am Platz. Bedienung nett. Zum Abkassieren war dann aber irgendwie keiner zust\u00e4ndig. Am Ende hab' ich das Geld auf den Tisch gelegt und bin gegangen. Trotzdem den Bus verpasst. Nochmal 20 Minuten warten. Mist!
__label__3 Sehr nette Bar in der Karlsruher Weststadt. Sehr stiilsicher eingerichtet mit gem\u00fctlichen M\u00f6beln. Auch die Terasse ist toll gestaltet und l\u00e4dt zu gem\u00fctlichen Abenden ein.\n\n\n Mir hat es dort sehr gut gefallen, nur die Musik h\u00e4tte die Gesp\u00e4che ein wenig einfacher gestaltet.\n\n\n Absolut zu empfehlen f\u00fcr Cocktails und nach Restaurant Besuchen.\n\n\n Empfehlung von mir!
__label__1 I won't be back.\n\nMy friends and I went here for brunch.  For reasons we still don't understand, brunch service didn't start until 9:30 a.m.  No one actually told us that, though, and we were repeatedly told it would be \"just a minute\" while we stood around for 20 minutes.  We also had to get our own coffee.\n\nThe food was just okay - nothing we couldn't have made at home (Nutella-stuffed French toast and a Croque Madame).  The beignets were pretty bland.  Our waiter was really nice, but the rudeness of the hostess and barista kind of ruined the vibe for us by the time he came along.  \n\nIn short, the next time I want to serve myself coffee and eat this kind of food, I'll stay home.  At least the communication is clear, and it will be cheaper.
__label__2 Well...\nGraze is good, but not great is the short version. Drinks and appetizers were great, but the entrees were definitely so-so. It was storming when we were there and it was SO cool to be in the space for that, so thumbs up for cool atmosphere. I had heard it was loud in there and that is correct, but not necessarily in a bad way. I had the pork cubed and my favorite part was the crispy kale-- the pork belly was not too good. My food also got cold really quickly and I'm not sure why, but it made the root mash gross fast. Yet another place in Madison where it's all about drinks and apps!
__label__2 Debated whether or not to try this place while in Madison on business...  Met some new friends the night before and they suggested I go to Graze for breakfast.\n\nFirst of all, it is beautiful & has wonderful views of the capital!  The interiors are beautiful!  Wooden floors & high, painted ceilings! \n\nI went in and was confused on how they handled breakfast patrons.  So, I went to the bar & they said they would take my order.  I ordered a diet coke (although their bloody mary's looked amazing!) and a breakfast croissant.  I hung around, waiting to see if I needed to pay then & there.  They took my payment & then a few minutes later, they told me to take a seat & they would deliver.  So, I took my coke & sat down.  The coke was very flat & asked for a replacement.  They didn't replace it until after I paid & was ready to leave.  I asked if I could get it to go.  They game me a new one in a small cup, which was disappointing.  I didn't go for the coke, but service is important.  My sandwich was amazing- Wisconsin cheddar makes everythng taste better.\n\nBefor my departure, I tried to use the rest room.  Granted, it was about 8:30 in the morning & they were discusting.  I went to the one on the main level then needed to try the upstairs rest rooms because it was so dirty.  First stall was horrible, so settled on second.  Cleanliness of facilities is very important to me.\n\nNo doubt in my mind that everything on the menu is amazing- you can just tell.  It was just obvious that when I was there, other priorities were more important.\n\nI would return.
__label__3 A must-try foodie spot in Madison. All locally grown and sourced ingredients. Plus the chef is Korean? This explains the Korean dishes on the menu. \n\nMade the mistake of ordering jjamppong. Great idea for a dish. The scallop in it was the most tender I've had in my life. But the noodles were stuck together and not springy enough. And at $21 a plate, not totally worth it. \n\nThe other things we ordered were five star quality. \n\nThe Graze burger will slap you upside the head and make you realize this is what beef is supposed to taste like. White fish with daikon sprouts had aioli that was very fresh and creamy. The cheesecake was nice and light with really tasty-but-not-too-sweet bourbon cherries. \n\nOrder a \"Spotted\", Wisconsin short-hand for a Spotted Cow Beer. This is an incredibly refreshing beer with a citrusy finish. On the lighter side of beers. \n\nNot a cheap place but I suppose you're paying for the locally sourced ingredients.
__label__3 I have been here for lunch twice and brunch once. Both lunches I have had the same dish--the smoked tofu wrap. I think there might be other vegan-friendly ones on the menu but I can't be sure. Anyway, the wrap is very good, even when you get it vegan with mustard instead of mayo. They do something to the tofu that makes it authentically smoky and delicious. Other than the wow factor of the tofu the rest of the meal is very much good but not great. But that's kind of Graze's deal--basic food done well with a consistent locavore ethic. \n\nBrunch was much better than lunch, however. The scrambled tofu ranks high, even though as a vegan in Madison I am a little sick of that being my only option at most places for brunch. Regardless, it is very good (the sauce was spicy and savory and oh so-delicious). It was served with an abundant bed of fresh greens with a simple and satisfying vinaigrette. The potatoes, were the stars of the meal, however (as they are with all breakfast dishes done proper). Very crispy and salty. \n\nI paired this with a local craft brew (some kind of Rye APA). \n\nGraze is a standby in my eating out rotation. It is fancy enough to go for a business lunch, yet laid back enough to take your mom out for a nice brunch.  Their food is simple but tasty. And in a foodie-centric culture where excess and experimentation are sometimes a little overpowering, that's a good thing.
__label__4 I had the smoked beet salad, which was made with Door County tart cherries, radicchio, some orange pieces, and roasted walnuts.  Also tried a non- alcoholic drink called a rhubarb rise that was terrifically refreshing.  They have a special annotated menu that tells whether each item can be made gluten free.  I appreciate that the waitress asked me if I needed my food prepared separately for allergy concerns.   I would definitely come here again.
__label__3 Good food! It can be a little expensive, but quality. The cheese curds were worth the buy. They have a good happy hour, but otherwise, I've never been here for a meal. As a student and then young professional starting out, it was just too expensive.
__label__3 Great food, good atmosphere, just a little bit pretentious.
__label__0 On the positive side, the young staff was very welcoming and friendly.  Unfortunately, these kids lack the ability to execute real BBQ and the lack of technique and authenticity here is shameful.  As a rule, I generally love ALL BBQ and respect anyone willing make a career out of it.  I have to break that rule for this place.  They seem to be at every big event in the east valley, so they must spend more $ on marketing/promotions than anything else.  Clearly, all of their smoke is in their mirrors, not in their meat!\n\nIn my first (and last) visit here tonight, I ordered a sampler of pork, beef, and chicken.  All 3 were served pulled and had the same, grey and not-so-fresh appearance.  All meats were pulled out of metal hotel pans, which must have been covered and sitting in simmering water all day.  As the meat was being served, water was visibly dripping off of it.  I emphasize WATER, not the meat's natural juices.  The flavor reflected the watery appearance.  Any smoke flavor (I'm guessing mesquite) had been washed away by water, which is likely the result of sweating from the hotel pan.  The same water made the meat rubbery and just overall unpalatable.\n\nGood BBQ must have a good sauce and it must be served WARM.  Not only is the sauce served cold like ketchup, it is very low quality.  In fact, I would venture to guess it is bottled.  It is way too thick for a real BBQ fan and is suspiciously close in flavor and texture to Bill Johnson's Spicy BBQ sauce.\n\nConsistent with the main dish, the sides also disappoint.  Sweet potato fries looked like the frozen brand I buy at Costco.  The grilled vegetables were fresh, but undercooked (cooked in a fry pan, not truly 'grilled').  The cornbread had a rubbery texture, which may have simply been the result of sitting out all day.
__label__1 Stopped in to this joint for lunch one day and ordered brisket.  They had pulled it for sandwiches, instead of slicing it.  Was stringy and tough.  May try again later, may not. \n\nMy quest for good brisket in the valley continues.  So far Famous Dave's is my top choice.
__label__0 Matta's has a very pleasing atmosphere, nice furniture and friendly staff.\n\nI goto restaurants to eat though. The food was so boring and bland. It made me sick that they overcharged for Taco Bell shells, picante canned salsa, and slop style presentation. \n\nI recommend Serrano's. Never eat at Matta's. horrible food, horrible.
__label__3 Wichtige Menschen gibts hier :-) Der Laden kommt einem ein wenig elit\u00e4r daher, wenn man aber mal drin ist, gibt sich das schnell. \n\nIch habe bisher nur gute Erfahrungen im Ludwigs gemacht und hatte  immer einen lustigen Abend. Auch das Brunch ist empfehlenswert und einen Absacker kann man hier immer noch einplanen. \n\nDie Terasse ist gem\u00fctlich auf dem Ludwigsplatz mit dem Trubel der angrenzenden Gastronomie. \n\nVon mir eine Empfehlung. Punktabzug gibts nur f\u00fcr den etwas gem\u00e4chlichen Service im Sommer vor dem Caf\u00e9.
__label__4 Seit einem jahr kennen wir nun das ludwigs und sind immer dort, wenn wir in karlsruhe unterwegs sind! Die bedienungen sind freundlich, es wird jeder wunsch erf\u00fcllt (soweit es geht :) ) und das essen kommt auch immer warm und relativ schnell zu einem. An der frische und Qualit\u00e4t der Produkte ist nichts auszusetzen, man sieht einfach dass es frisch ist. Und nat\u00fcrlich schmeckts auch :) \nAlles in allem ein super sch\u00f6nes lokal zum essen aber auch zum trinken :)
__label__4 My roommate and I bring our 3 dogs here to play at least 3 days a week. We love the doggie water fountains, trees, the amount of available shade and seating. Everyone in my house can realistically spend hours enjoying this park. Thank you.
__label__3 What a great hidden park!  I have lived around the corner for years and just found this place, on accident, this past week.  I'm sad I have been missing out on this beautiful little hideaway in Vegas! Yay for Police Memorial Park!\n\nThe park itself is a lot bigger than it looks from the first glance.  It is a long, narrow park filled with all sorts of fun stuff!  There are 2 playgrounds, one for little ones and the other for bigger kids.  There are also tennis courts in the center that are very well kept.  At the far end of the park is a big skate park for the skaters out there.  And I almost forgot, there is also a blocked off area to let your dogs run off leash and enjoy nature too!\n\nOn top of the active activities, there is a nice walking path that winds it way through the park. It is a lovely path and is also very quiet, so you can totally \"zen\" out, if you wanted too. It is so quaint up here, you can really just walk the path and mediate at the same time.\n\nThis park also has a ton of nice grassy areas.  Some areas are flat but there are a ton of rolling hills.  My kiddo loved just running around and chasing birds over the hills.  It's nice to have park areas to kick a ball around, as well as run up and down some hills too.  There is also a big desert landscaped area as well.  No matter where you are, it is lovely to look at.\n\nAnother big bonus to this park is the massive amounts of benches scattered around.  Each bench is situated with a beautiful view laid out directly in front of it.  Since this part of town is much higher in elevation, you get a great view of the rest of the valley.  This would be a great spot to watch the fireworks on the Strip too!  This is a great park to come out and walk and then sit an enjoy simply being outside on a nice day.\n\nThere are also 2 memorials to fallen police officers.  There is a huge statue in the middle of the park that is beautiful and really touches your heart.  There is also a smaller memorial that is a big boulder that has stars on it to commemorate police officers.  Police officers put their life on the line to protect us, so I am glad there is a wonderful park in their honor in town.
__label__4 We take our dog Dakota there every weekend and sometimes during the week. The best time to go is early morning when other dogs are there to play! You will see the same people and dogs routinely which is also a plus. Very clean too! Highly recommend for those who live close by!
__label__2 The food is tasty, but I had a few issues.\n\nThe apps were a duo of sashimi and bacon and eggs (pork bell, 5 minute egg).  Both dishes were fantastic - and nice portion sizes, so we were off to a great start.\n\nBut then...the cod had a bone in it. *Gasp* Some people might think it's being snobby -- but for the price ($28), the chefs know better, and it's an elementary mistake.  It's not TGIFs or Cheescake Factory, but a place with $20-30 entrees in a city where Primanti's is king.\n\nWorse yet, my surf and turf (crabcake and NY strip steak) was cold.  Cooked to medium rare, but it was cold when it came out.  It clearly was sitting at the pass too long.  For the first time in my life, I sent a dish back (dude, $32 you better get it right!) - and it wasn't a newly fired entree -- but the same one just heated up more!  And so the meat was no longer medium rare -- and it was still only lukewarm.  Disappointing.\n\nSo basically, we had two dishes we wanted to send back -- we didn't send the cod because I had already sent the surf/turf back -and didn't want to be that table.  Oh well.\n\nSo we skipped desert.  A shame, because the food was otherwise good, we had excellent service, and a nice atmosphere.  We might consider coming back, but will probably try other places first.
__label__2 Pretty good restaurant - we went there for a celebration dinner and had a good time.  However, they told us three times at the door that we needed a reservation and that \"apparently everyone had arrived to eat at the same time...\"  Yet I looked around and saw gray haired folks sitting at maybe 8 or so of the ~20 tables.  Uh, okay - I get that you're trying to convey trendiness, but it's a Wednesday night, there's no one here, and I just got asked for money by random street folks two times while walking to the door.  \n\nThe food was pretty good - not much of it and nothing to write home about.  My scallops and crab cake were tasty and properly cooked.  However, for the price and atmosphere, I'd love to have something in Pittsburgh more like Lola in Cleveland or other five stars with serious soul and love in the food.  For example, at Lola recently, we got recommendations for apps, wine, and desserts that would taste yummy with our food.  But none of the five different people who came to our table ever chatted with us about  other things we could eat, what we were eating, etc.  I did get a few pieces of info about the wine from the waiter, but he didn't seem particularly excited about us eating there (we were the only ones in the room under 40, and most patrons looked like sleepy rich old folks).\n\nCan't put my finger on it, but I just can't see myself raving about this restaurant to others.  I wouldn't strongly recommend it to my friends unless they or I have a client, new hire, or out-of-town visitor that really needs to be impressed.  That being said, make sure to valet if you want to impress - we were asked for money as soon as we exited the door and walked to our car.
__label__3 Pretty decent restaurant, just not as amazing as I was expecting. \n\nWent here on a date with my husband and we both agree it's not a great date spot unless you don't like to talk to your significant other. It was far too loud for any sort of conversation and the tables were so close together you could hear what everyone around you was discussing. \n\nOn the flip side, the food was very nice. We had the Caesar Salad, Salmon Hot & Cold (scrumptious), Duck Two Ways, Filet & Short Ribs, and the apple and baklava desserts. Everything came out gorgeously plated, though we found the portions to be a little small. \n\nThe salmon app was cooked to perfection, as was my duck breast. The husband insists his short ribs could have been cooked more, but I had some and they were pretty tasty. \n\nOne random side-note: there was a medley of delicious but unidentifiable roasted root veggies on my plate and one of them (the orange-ish one) I hated violently. It tasted like sour dirt. I am confident it's a personal preference, but I'd love to know what it was so I can avoid it in the future. I don't think it was the turnips.\n\nBack to the food: dessert was also very tasty, if a bit small-portioned. And, as an added bonus, Spoon has a great specialty cocktail list. I had the Vancouver in a Glass, which was wonderfully scotch-y and weirdly effervescent. In my opinion, an imaginative specialty cocktail menu gives a restaurant serious bonus points. \n\nIt's also worth noting that they had a very extensive wine menu.\n\nThe service was not bad, not awesome either though. I'm still not sure who my server was, which made it that much harder to tip. At least three people came to the table more than once, and we were a little over-waited on.\n\nOverall, I'll be back, but preferably with a group
__label__2 I have been craving eggplant parm lately so when we said we were going to a NY style pizza place I figured score...uh not so fast.  While it was indeed eggplant it was served so oddly, 3 flat, round frozen pieces of eggplant spread out over ziti, instead of stacked in layers.  I have a cold so I was told it wasn't that bad, but all I know is the cheese shouldn't make up for the lack of yummy eggplant flavor.  The sauce I knew was gonna be bad as soon as they set my plate down, it was that bright red sauce that doesn't look authentic and is overly sweet and needs to be seasoned like crazy.  It was also served with a piece of blah, cold bread.\n\nThe rest of the fam got an antipasto salad and pizza, so I pushed my plate aside and ate the pizza.  It was good, not great, have had much better in Charlotte.  It was served straight from the oven and so the cheese slid right off theslice when you picked it up because it was piping hot.\n\nOverall it was fine, you order at the counter and they deliver to your table.  Refills were offered, plates were cleared at a decent pace.  Its not my new fave but I'd go again and skip the eggplant and stick to pizza.
__label__3 This is our quick go to.  i love the variety of single slice choices.  All of the food is always consistent and good.  I have had better Italian, however it's reasonably priced.  It is always busy and sometime hectic.  I would definitely recommend.  Much better than the other choices in the area.
__label__4 I can't say enough about Studio Mixx, It is truly an amazing workout experience. I had always been interested in doing pilates and yoga but since I feel like I need to do cardio, I never signed up for a yoga/pilates class.\n\nSo when I was about to startup running again after not running for 3-4 months and gaining 20-25 pounds, my hairstylist gave me a free weeks pass to Studio Mixx where she works out, and since she said it is pilates, Yoga, AND cardio I had to try it out since I know the benefits of yoga/pilates.\n\n5 stars all the way. The 4 different classes all challenge you immensely and Shandi the owner knows exactly what she is doing and how to change things up in all the classes to keep your muscles guessing, and the cardio is intense as well. Being able to incorporate Yoga and pilates with cardio in a one hour class has been so rewarding for me and am so happy I can work so much of my body in such a short time period. I used to run 3-5 miles 5-6 days a week when I was in shape before, and I still make it out for runs like once a week and after running for 30-60 mins I barely break a sweat and feel pretty unsatisfied now that I am a regular at Studio Mixx. And running for 30-60 mins is pretty intense in its own right.\n\nThere are a lot of regulars, but there are also a lot of people who come to try it out and never see again because it is a tough workout. Once you make it through the first week or two, you will become addicted to coming and won't seem quite as tough, but it still will be. And you will see great results, guaranteed.
__label__2 Yes, gas stations need love too and since this Shell didn't have a review, why not? The second closet gas station to Uptown Charlotte. For that reason it should deserve 5 stars, but since it's a gas station it gets 3, as well as being busy all the time with it's corner location at East & South. There are some \"characters\" that are there from time to time, so I really never make it in the actual place as I'm a pay at the pump kind of guy. That said, it's a fully loaded convenience store/gas station. ATM, ice, beer, etc.
__label__1 Yeah, I'm reviewing a Shell gas station. Why? Because this is the closest gas station to my house and yes, I've experienced better. \n\nThe high points: As mentioned, it's conveniently located - South & East Blvd. They have gas. They also have ice and the typical soft drinks, snacks and other gas station expected items inside. The guys behind the counter have always been friendly.\n\nThe low points: OMG the traffic getting in and out of here is redic...be super careful coming and going. The number of people trying to turn out of here *across* traffic on South or East boulevards borders on insane. As others have mentioned there are some shady characters that frequent this lot to do what looks like to be less than desirable business. And lastly, because of its convenient location, this gas station usually sells gas for at least a $.05-$.10 per gallon premium. \n\nI'll be back to this Shell...unfortunately.
__label__1 This restaurant was just ok.  I got a gyro, and it was filling.  It was good but nothing special.  The service sucked.  I was in with a friend, and we were the ONLY people in the place.  I've waited tables, and I know you hold food so people have time to talk and get appetizers.  But seriously...we waited a half an hour.  And we specifically told the waitress we had one hour for lunch.  Not good.  Especially as there are a million other restaurants to chose from in the area...
__label__0 Edited after the comment by howard:\nI have no interest in arguing but just wanted to clarify that the video is incorrect. That was not the night I visited the comedy club, and I have no idea or relations to those people in that video. I somewhat appreciate the effort in trying to make something wrong, right. At the same time, I don't appreciate the comment about integrity, especially when all the 'facts' are incorrect. I'll leave it at that, and will leave the review as it is. \n\n4 stars for the comedians, drinks, and bartenders\nEven the opening comedians were hysterical!\n\n1 star for the owner who wants to be a comedian. Please leave it up to your guest comedians. If you must crack jokes, pay attention to your audience's reactions. I'm the first one to crack on my race, but when you're making jokes almost as inappropriate as bad Holocaust jokes, you should probably stop. I tried to be a good sport at first, but when the distasteful jokes kept coming, it became a little much. The rest of the audience was silent & someone from the back actually started shouting back (negatively) at him (whether they're Asian or not I'm not sure).\n\nDisregarding that particular time of the night, it was a good time.\nWould I come again? No thank you.
__label__1 Went to our first show last night. Let me begin by saying the talent was incredible, we did not stop laughing the entire time. Food and drinks on the other hand? The WORST. I ordered the premium Moscow Mule and it was incredibly weak and barely carbonated. It tasted as if it was watered down. My friend ordered a raspberry mojito and same story. The mint and raspberries weren't muddled and there was more soda water than necessary, making the drink flavorless. 3 in our group ordered makers mark on the rocks... Those were fine, although it's pretty difficult to screw that drink up. In addition to a cocktail I ordered a water and filtered/tap water is unavailable. You are forced to pay $4 for still Voss- no charge for ice tho HAHA what a joke... Moving on to the food: my dad ordered the gumbo, it was okay but nothing special. I ordered a chicken Caesar salad and the lettuce was soggy. The chicken was cold in the center and warm toward the edges... Yuck. My friend had mozzarella sticks and we didn't expect them to be handmade but if they had actually been cooked through- not still cold in the middle-it would have been nice. Another friend had the sliders... Soggy bun, pretty disgusting. We don't expect 5 Star fine dining at an establishment such as this but at least get your timing right when throwing frozen mozzarella sticks in the oven. Bottom line: eat dinner somewhere else and bring a flask... Bar rescue didn't do much but improve aesthetics and still not much of an atmosphere at that. Thank goodness decent comedians actually perform or this place would be out of business.
__label__3 We went here on the recommendation of the two other reviews on Yelp, and were pleased. The place is very small, but perfectly decorated. The staff are friendly and communicative. \n\nMy friends all loved what they had, but I wasn't so keen on the baked cod; it was rather flavorless. One friend had the figs for a starter and she loved them. Another had lasagna, and said that it was the best lasagna she's ever had in her life. \n\nI'd say that this place is worth the trip. Plus, they got very high ratings on another website that it used a lot in the UK.
__label__1 Always looking for a better burger, I was encouraged by the buzz on this place. This will be a real quick review, not some long winded piece of too much information.\nService wasn't very good. 2 out of 3 burgers came out wrong. Sent one of them back twice because they didn't believe (or couldn't believe) that is wasn't prepared as ordered.\nBad way to start off a first time visit. The fries, in my opinion, were too limp and not crispy enough for my tastes.\nThe burgers were actually good, tasty meat and good quality buns but my 2 start rating is because the whole experience wasn't very good.
__label__2 decent... i had the \"sin city\" burger. i liked it very much. my wife had a classic which i didnt like but i'm not sure what she had on it. she liked it so i guess thats what counts. the sweet potato fries werent that great. i didnt like the way they were seasoned. the regular fries were ok. all in all it was pretty good. its better than most fast food burgers....
__label__1 I went to the Smashburger Yelp event a couple weeks ago and was pretty impressed with the food and have been raving about those SmashFries since. The burgers were flavorful, not overly greasy, and the fries were cooked to perfection. \n\nUnfortunately, that night gave an unrealistic expectation of what the chain really serves up- greasy burgers and old crunchy fries. The only thing that seemed to be as I remembered were the sweet potato fries. \n\nWe ordered the large burgers, something I won't recommend as they come on the same size bun- the patty is the only thing that's larger which makes it flop over the side of the bun condiment-less. \n\nMy burger was also served on a tray only half lined with paper, so I had straggling fries. The staff was kind enough the leave the expo ticket on my plate, too (yay fiber!). The tray liner was also soaked in grease, something that didn't happen on Yelp night- I double checked the photos. This is a shame since this location is a stone's throw away from Red Robin, In-n-Out and a couple other places. \n\nTIP: Wear a Yelp shirt for good food.
__label__0 Normally I like this place, but finding a hair on the avocado black bean is not desired.\nReceived another burger, but with same avocado and hair. I'm so upset!\nSpoke to manager and he said it was a different burger. The funny part is, I made a mark on the avocado to make sure I wouldn't receive the same burger. Well, I was given the same exact burger. \nI will never eat here again. They are disgusting.
__label__3 Food was pretty good. My smash fries didn't have much on them, tasted almost like reg fries. And the girl who brought us our food was rude when my girlfriend asked for more mayo.
__label__2 * 5 stars for uniqueness - This place has very interesting food and flavors that aren't common around here.\n\n* 5 stars for the staff - Everybody was very fast and friendly.\n\n* 5 stars for coolness of the location and the establishment - I mean it is pretty cool that this place is in a nicely redone 100-year-old house in a cool part of downtown Phoenix.  Parking is a pain though.\n\nHowever.....\n\nBesides feeling hip, cool, urban and trendy; I also felt hungry and ripped off after leaving.  Sure, I could sit there for hours sipping saki and trying every one of their tapas and probably be ok hunger-wise but  I would NOT be ok with the $100+ tab per person that it would surely be.  For me this is more of a fun/interesting place to go before you go out to dinner.
__label__4 I always wanted to try Nobuo's, and I finallly had the chance to check it out. \nThe place is sooo cute, the teeter house really gives you comfortable feeling as soon as you walk inside, you can really relax... great place to grub drinks all night and hang out with your date =D\n\nI had their Tako Age, which reminded me of TAKOYAKI, japanese octupus ball treat deep fried, which was quit interesting, the yuzu mayo sauce went really well with it. \n\nTheir Oyster/Uni dish is amaaazing. I never thought tomatoe would match so well with uni!! it was also one of the  freshest I had in town =D \n\nTheir okonomiyaki really made me home sick , it really dose taste like a real thing in osaka =D\n\nwaitress was friendly, and she knew her menu, \nolong tea i had was yummy too, and they have great selection of wine and sake. \n\nFood is small portion,and it dose take a lil time to come out, but i can taste the delicate art in each dish, which to me is totally worth it. If you love food and respect art of food, you have to try this place =D\n\nI am going back next time for his Omakase... mMmmmm Over all, I'm glad phx has at least one place thats not like other resutrants, I love this place
__label__4 I'm married to a Japanese and work for Japanese company. I've been to Japan I don't know how many times and have eaten well there. This is simply top class, I'd even say special. The style is a kind of fusion ranging from basically pure Japanese to Japanese with some very tasteful western inflections. I'm not in Phoenix often. But this will be on my list every time I go if I have anything to say about it.
__label__4 the ceviche was a delight. We went here for our anniversary, and were not disappointed at all. Everything was fresh and delicious
__label__2 I thought the food was very tasty, but the portions are next to nil. I'm all about paying big bucks for a really good meal, but even for tapas style, this shit was way too expensive. But if you have the cash to spend $130 for food that does not fill you up but tastes really good, then this is the place for you. Now we can say we tried it but probably wont be going back.
__label__3 Very good foie gras and pork belly over rice.  Price is decent compares to San Francisco.  Great service located in a unique location.  Reservation yes.  Great cocktail and sake menu.  For sure not for kids.  I will come back .
__label__2 It's sad when you drive through Atlanta, and go to Charlotte, and you need to ship important documents to Atlanta.  Since it's a PO box, you can't ship it UPS (well there is a way around that but I can't spoil that one on here, sorry)- so I had to take it to the post office.  Oh yea, I do live in Memphis, but I am just that damn busy!\n\nI needed to find a post office, and it was Black Friday.  Now, this could go either way.  Now call me crazy, but I have been to plenty of post offices on Black Friday where the place was a zoo (people shipping their newfound deals, Christmas cards, etc etc).  Thankfully, that was not the case here.\n\nI assume this is the main PO downtown, as it had a nice size.  Thankfully, it was empty.  I went up to the self serve machine, did my business, and off I went.  I was surprised to see the rates went up- I sent an express mail envelope (so it could get there by Sat) and it was $19.95.  Yes, it is much cheaper than Next Day Air Saturday delivery, but I could have swore it was only $13.  Maybe I just live in the past!\n\nThe good news is, my package arrived on time, and all was good, so I will take it!  \n\nI did not deal with any people there, so I have no idea if they are courteous or rude.  However, on a side note, I said hello to a person walking by and he gave me this look.  Well, \"F U too!\"
__label__0 I can only speak on behalf of Dr. Barry Chang, Pediatric Urology.\n\nI understand there are many doctors at this facility so the reviews may be all over the place.\n\nIt all started once we got there, we waited over an hour to be seen past our \"appointment time\".  When we finally got to see the doctor, he was very short, in a hurry and didn't really help us understand the process, risks involved, etc.   \n\nRegardless, we decided to have them check our insurance to verify everything would be covered and the out of pocket expense prior to scheduling the surgery. \n\nIt took several months for them to get back to us, despite multiple phone calls.
__label__1 Reviews are pretty much right on. Stiff drinks, good prices for happy hour. Appetizers are pretty much canned salsa and cheap tortilla chips, served on Plastic plates. On par with what Dennys would serve if they were a mexican joint.
__label__2 Stocking all manner of novelty items, Gimme Gizmo is the kind of place you would make an impulse buy, be entertained by your purchase for approximately 5 minutes and then ponder why you even bought it in the first place.\n\nHaving said that, many of the items are good for stocking fillers or if you're looking for something silly for a Secret Santa or the like. \n\nAs soon as you walk in, you're always greeted by some kind of flying contraption or walking, talking mechanical dog that usually has a crowd gathered around it. \n\nAs the other reviewers have mentioned, as well as innocent items they also stock things of a more adult nature if you're in the market for such things.
__label__2 I have been going to Papa Kelsey's for 15 years so writing a review for this place will be like writing a review for a x girlfriend you still have feelings for. At one point Papa's was it, there wasn't anything out on this side of town but fat willy's and pizza hut(yuk on both). Now there are so many options for pizza, it makes papa's sub-par at best. But the subs, there is something in  the bread that drags me back. Not really into the 70's decor but I'm there for food, so let's not dwell! I'm going with the three stars because I think even the subs could step there game up. In the restaurant bizz the competition is huge, & you have to be willing to adapt to change. If you are going to charge 9 bucks for a footlong then I want higher quality meats & cheeses like boars head! That is where my love for papa's has changed, there are a lot of great sandwich shops and you better believe if they have the goods I'm in! So papa I still will come around every now & then but like the x, feelings will never be the same.
__label__1 Absolutely not. My drink was weak as hell. Tastes like sour lime juice and ice. It's decor is great but whyyyyy is everything over-priced?
__label__1 It's okay but only went because that's where the other people I was with wanted to go.  The food is very average, nothing too special.  There are some things on the menu that you think might be good then you get them and are not impressed.\n\nOne cool thing about this place is that they have a rooftop deck now.  So if you are just going for drinks and it is a nice day out, that could be a good option.
__label__3 my coworkers and i order from here at least once a month! it's close to work and the food is pretty darn good... what's best is the PRICE!! you get chicken made your way (B,F or G), side of yummy mac & cheese and a sode for pennies!! well... not really pennies, but less the $10! :) they are always extremely friendly and give great customer service! check it out! you won't be disappointed!!
__label__4 Another great recommendation from fellow yelpers. Just an FYI this place was a little difficult to find in the shopping center since they are sort of at a weird angle. Came here during the lunch hour rush and yes it was pretty packed. I even had a hard time trying to find a seat. I ordered the number 2 with BFG and wasabi sauces. The chicken was really moist especially considering the fact it was baked. Also, nicely seasoned. The mac n cheese was absolutely amazing.  Gooey texture, while not being too overwhelmingly cheesey. Although I would of liked it more of there was some crunchy texture on top like crumbled crackers or something?  It actually came out piping hot, which I loved. The sauces were great as well especially since I'm a sauce kinda guy. BFG definitely beats Canes. I can't wait to come back and try the fried chicken strips. Bravo BFG Chicken Strips, you shall be seeing more of me!
__label__3 As I said in my first review, the food is absolutely fantastic. However, I'm revising it and taking away 1 star simply due to Matt (the owner) and his over-the-top, near-creepy, downright-obnoxious attempts at \"friendliness\". Really, this guy is just WAY too much to handle. I expect to have to deal with the transparently-fake \"used car salesman\" type when I'm shopping for a car, but it's the last thing I want to deal with when I'm trying to eat dinner. I genuinely appreciate quality, friendly service (as I also said in my earlier review), but this guy's shameless, ridiculous, contrived, almost insulting \"enthusiasm\" is bordering on unbearable. In short, while I love their food, Matt's irritating shtick is in danger of keeping me and my wife away from this place. Reel it in, man. You're literally chasing customers away.
__label__3 This was my first time here and I had an overall good experience. Rashon was the manager working and he was awesome and really made my experience great. The food was pretty good. I think the chicken strips could be a little bit bigger but they weren't too bad. They had nice flavor to them and were juicy. I had ranch and honey mustard as my sauces. honey mustard was a little different than most places and I liked it a lot. Ranch tasted like ranch but Rashon let me try the creamy wasabi sauce and that blew me away. Not only was it different but it tasted awesome. Most of the sauces are hand made. Mac and cheese was my side. Wasn't a whole lot to the Mac and cheese but it tasted good and the cheese was fully melted and creamy. I would definitely recommend this place if you have never been. They are great for catering.
__label__3 We came here with some friends who love this place. We're not huge huge sweet people, but I enjoyed trying it. I love the variety of flavors they have on their menu. In the last month and a half, we've been there about 2 times and have only tried 2. (Again, neither I nor my husband can really finish a whole popsicle.) \n\nThe first time we tried the limon - it's kinda like key lime pie. With half of it having the really really tart lemon taste and the other half made of graham crackers. My husband likes the tartness, but for me it was too much. I liked the \"crust\" part. \n\nThe second time we came we tried the limon amarillo. That was very good. Very refreshing. It's not too tart. Has a good balance of sweet and tart. That's been my favorite so far. \n\nWe've always come late in the evening and it's pretty chill there. There's not a lot of seating, but has always been sufficient for the groups that we've gone with. \n\nI also like that they have free water with lime, lemon, or orange in it. \n\nWhen the weather warms up again, I'll look forward to trying some other flavors. \n\nAlso, I think the groupon deals are helpful. I'm not sure if I would come that often if I were just paying regular price. But we'll see what comes when it gets warmer!
__label__4 Love Paletas Betty!! Great location & unique flavors. My favorite are the limon, and the mango con chile. My dog loves the perroleta. Stop by and support this local business!!
__label__4 Arizona is hot. If that's your thing, great, but it ain't mine. I grew up in Powell, Wyoming, a little mountain valley town where winter lasts about nine months out of the year and you're lucky to get through it without getting snowed in at least once. I have never owned a pair of shorts as an adult, because I prefer to stick to climates where they're not needed. Unfortunately, sometimes visiting the people you love involves putting up with temperatures you don't, so when Boyfriend and I were killing an afternoon in the Mill Avenue district in Tempe and stumbled across Paletas Betty, I jumped at the chance to duck in someplace air conditioned for a cool, sweet treat.\n\nSome people will probably balk at the idea of spending $3 on a popsicle. I, on the other hand, am very much a believer in the idea that you get what you pay for, and these pops are no exception. Betty uses fresh, natural ingredients to make her delicious frozen creations, with flavors ranging from standards like strawberry and lemon to unusual ones like Mexican hot chocolate (spiced with cinnamon!) and even chicken stock and peanut butter pops for your canine companion.\n\nThe personal touches to Betty's paletas, like the mold she uses to create a bite-shaped indentation in each pop and the peel-off stickers on her labels, add a bit of whimsy. As others have mentioned, the store was uncluttered, very clean, and brightly lit through huge windows facing the street.\n\nBoyfriend and I sat at a table on the patio (which was refreshingly free of sticky goo--try finding a non-gross outdoor table at most frozen treat places!) and enjoyed people-watching while we munched on our paletas. As soon as the clerk got around to describing the spiced chocolate pop, I knew exactly what he was going to order. I went for the melon, a delicious combination of cantaloupe and basil that was amazingly refreshing after traipsing around shopping in the heat. \n\nWe had just eaten lunch at a local brewery and were in for a huge dinner that night with family, so I was glad that the pops could satisfy our jones for a little treat but didn't fill us up. We traded bites and each enjoyed the other's selection very much, although I can safely say Boyfriend would not have been up for a trade.\n\nWhile I probably won't be making my way out there just to have another, I will readily admit that knowing I could stop in for a paleta here would make a trip back to America's oven much more tolerable.
__label__3 Great popsicles for sure!  I think the price is a little steep as well (about $3), but they are very good and taste fresh.  I have had about 4 different flavors.  The fresas con crema (strawberries and cream), as well as the Mango were both delicious.  I had one that had pecans in it and there were way too many for my liking.  The peaches and mint was pretty good, but too much mint as well.  Overall, I think their product is great, but those two things (cost and some flavor combos) have me give it 4 stars.
__label__3 I think i have yelped their other location on Mill.\n\nThis one is exponentially better because there are no crazies or drunk college students here. YAY!\n\nI normally get pretty standard flavors here. Nothing fancy. I got the naranja and my wife the coconut (don't know the name of that one). They were good as we knew they would be and expected them to be.\n\nThey have stickers all over their wall that you can slap one up there. mine is the upside down one on the speaker.
__label__4 Great dessert option to keep things light. Flavors are special and unique. Tried the arroz con leche and it is delicious tasting like horchata or rice pudding with cinnamon.
__label__1 I had way high hopes for this place and honestly, the flavor I had was gross. No other way to describe it. And I'm not sure how, because it seems like it would be hard to make Kahlua gross. But it was. \nThe service wasn't super, either. It was 8:30 on a Saturday night and we were the only ones in there. And it was like she was on a mission to get us to pick a flavor and get out as quickly as possible. \nI love booze and ice cream, but that's probably the last time I'll do them together. And that in itself is probably for the best.
__label__1 I went here excited by the prospect of mixing alcohol and ice cream, the perfect combo!  We braved the downtown Scottsdale crowds and lack of parking on a Saturday night just so we could try the ice cream here.  I asked the attendant which rum based ice cream he'd recommend, which was the strawberry amaretto rum.  It sounded delicious, so I decided to go with the recommendation and get a scoop to go.  Eating it in the car on the way back home, the more I ate, the more the ice cream tasted like cherry.  On second thought, I didn't taste any amaretto or rum in the ice cream either.  I couldn't taste any alcohol in the ice cream.  Then, I came to the realization that I was given a scoop of what tasted like cherry cheesecake ice cream, non-alcoholic, not strawberry amaretto rum, even though it was labeled as such.  Disappointed, it tasted OK, but I'm not a fan of cherry cheesecake in general, and I was wanting a signature alcoholic ice cream dessert.  So due to mislabeling, I'm going to have to dock a lot of stars.
__label__3 After a good morning of dining around downtown Phoenix and a few hours of shopping for essentials, clearing out the old condo, and studying I returned to Scottsdale for part two of my food day but (as usual) my plans to check out Barratin and/or FnB were foiled by menus that simply failed to wow.  Having heard countless times that I don't know what I'm missing in passing up these places I guess I'm simply afraid that a menu without something that really catches my attention could prevent me from ever going back and as such I searched for a plan B for dinner-before-dinner and instead ended up with dessert before dinner-before-dinner at Lee's Cream Liqueur where I would not only meet Lee herself, but also have some rather excellent ice cream.\n\nApparently more of a side job/pet business than full-time gig for Lee, the \"Cream Liqueur\" concept admittedly seemed a bit strange to me at first, but with Lee explaining her ideas and time spent formulating the recipes I decided a taste or two wouldn't hurt and with stomach capacity plus $5 to spare a few bites of Pumpkin Pie Brandy, Cinnamon Bun Brandy, and Caramel Pecan Tequila would all prove interesting enough (and the latter two quite delicious) to justify a full order - one scoop of Carrot Cake Irish Whiskey and one of Red Velvet Scotch.\n\nNow, having admitted already that I quite liked what I tasted, I will note to purists or mavens that the texture of Lee's Cream is somewhat atypical, an effect of a blending process that that allows the booze to freeze while also using mix-ins like cake and cookies, but if this doesn't bother you then the flavors are great.  Beginning first with the Red Velvet, I loved the chocolate and scotch combination while bits of frosting added needed sweetness to the mix and moving next to the carrot cake - it tasted like a great spice cake, complete with raisins and nuts, mixed with something akin to Bailey's - it was definitely the favorite of those I tried and even if not the most technically proficient ice cream, all in all a nice idea and an interesting change of pace.
__label__2 Pleasantly surprised! I have layovers in Charlotte almost every week but was too hesitant to try until yesterday (I knew I was about to face another week of trying to live off of omelets and Burger King salads in Tallahassee because I refuse to eat fried chicken and grits... yes that is all they serve here). Menu is nothing spectacular, but has all the basics. I ordered 2 salmon rolls and edamame. Salmon was fresh and the rice was perfect. Edamame was... edamame. Servers were extremely nice and helpful (although that could just be because I'm in no way accustomed to southern hospitality). Expect to pay $1-2 more per roll than you would if you were A) not in an airport, and B) not in Charlotte, NC.
__label__3 Went to Blue 32 Sports Grill yesterday with the family for dinner. Laura took care of us and did a great job being our server. We started the festivities off with the happy hour nachos which comes with ground beef, sour cream, pico de gallo, cheese and jalepenos. The nachos were ok but nothing spectacular.\n\n Then my favorite part of the evening came next, they had Strawberry Lemonade on the menu,,,,,,,,,,Win! My wife loves Strawberry Lemonade and this Blue 32's version was definitely 5 stars. Every restaurant we go into she asks if they serve Strawberry Lemonade, the answer is usually no. Then she asks if they have Rasberry Lemonade and the answer is usually no. Then the server will respond that they have regular pink lemonade (the smart servers usually offer to have the bartender attempt to make the drink anyways). And she ends up having water. Needless to say, we saved a good 5 minutes in the ordering process.\n\nMy sons wolfed down the bacon cheeseburgers with the fries. They commented on how the fries were different and very tasty. Obviously the burgers were tasty as well. My wife enjoyed the grilled chicken sandwich with the honey mustard. \n\nI had the Monte Cristo Sandwich which comes with this outstanding rasberry jam and fries. But I swapped out my fries for onion rings for an extra buck. The sandwich is cut into quarters, although I wish it was cut into halves since the meat kinda slips out of the bread when cut into quarters. I enjoyed the Monte Cristo, it was ok but not outstanding. However, the rasberry jam saved the day and made the Monte Cristo very tasty, I even had to ask for some more jam. Their Onion Rings are some of the best I have ever had (they also have them on the happy hour menu). The bill came to $57.03 for 4 entrees, 4 drinks and an appetizer. Part of the equation in rating any restaurant for me is the value for the meal when combined with the taste of the food, service and ambiance. And definitely $15 per head including the tip (excluding the appetizer) is reasonable for dinner.
__label__3 The food is very good and the atmosphere is great.
__label__0 OK, realllllly did not want to write a poor review of this place.  I even thought about it for week before I did, but they have done themselves in here! My honey and I went last Saturday for \"happy hour\".  I love tapas and haven't been able to find a great spot since Sol y Sombra shut down, so we thought we would give them a try.  It was a beautiful evening, and they offer a 2-4-1 happy hour on the patio or in the bar.  \n  So we spent two hours enjoying their delicious tapas, wine, sangria, and even dessert and coffee.  Food and drink were both amazing, and the service was attentive and gracious.  Sadly, thats as glowing as this review is gonna get because they have royally pissed me off.\n  Where they really went wrong was with what happened after.  So we got our \"happy hour\" tab, signed the receipt, and left.  I have to admit this was partially my fault because I tend to sign credit card slips with reckless abandon and utter disregard for the total(denial is not just a river in Egypt people), which was in this case, $93 plus a $20 tip.\n  So we get home, still talking about how delicious everything was, and I casually throw the receipt on the counter.  The sangria has now worn off.... $93? For happy hour? Yikes.  So apparently our server neglected to price our drinks out at happy hour pricing.  And the servings had been pretty small, even for tapas, certainly not the double portions that are supposed to arrive between 5 and 7.  So I called the restaurant immediately.  Having worked in restaurants before, I usually pick my battles, but since we had gone for happy hour intentionally based on what we read on Yelp, this called for attention.\n  SO I called the restaurant right away, and was apologized to profusely. Yes, I was correct, we had not received the happy hour portions that we should have ( which was probably why we ordered so many tapas) and we were charged double what we should have been for our drinks.  The sweet guy on the phone informed me that there was no manager available as it was a busy time on Saturday night, but that they would certainly make this right, and a manager would call me tomorrow.  Seemed reasonable so I gave them my number and waited.  Sunday, no call.  So Monday I called and left another messgae. Tuesday, still no call.  So I emailed them. \n  So a week later, no call, no email, nothing.  Like I said, I really don't want to give these guys a bad write up, but this is just about the worst customer service I have encoutered in a while. I personally will not return, despite a craving for their crab stuffed peppers.  If you want to chance it, go ahead, you will have a great time but will certainly pay for it! \n It's really a shame because stuff like this is why otherwise great places seem to cycle in and out of this area way to fast.
__label__4 First off, I love ordering a variety of things.  I would rather split a few appetizers among friends then order a meal.  That is just me, so keep that in mind.\nTapas Papas has a great tapas menu.  Any place you can get ox tail can't be bad.  3-6 PM EVERY DAY the ENTIRE menu is 1/2 off.  That's right, 1/2.  Their beer selection is actually pretty solid, and from what I hear the wine list is good too.  3 of us came for non happy hour, we had 5 drinks, beef skewers, crab stuffed red peppers, some spicy shrimp and their bread with crack-sprinkled dipping sauce, all for $60 plus tip.  Come for happy hour, return for dinner sometime if you are a fan.
__label__0 The restaurant keeps trying to cover up for tricking their customers and they keep lying about it. Obviously not a coincidence!\n\nMaika C. it is very sad that the same thing that happened to you and your family was the same thing that happened to my family on Friday. \n\nOur family called police FIRST. And no one tried to skip in paying the bill like the restaurant is saying. The restaurant, Tapas Papa Frita/owner keeps lying about what happened to cover up what their real intentions are.
__label__4 I'm addicted! Everyone there is so freakin nice. And Maui dogs are delicious.
__label__4 Today is a sad day. My partner and I went to Maui Dog for the ALWAYS good dogs and fries. They were already closed. This was one of my top 5 meals in Phoenix. Consistently excellent. We will miss you very much. I hope that you find a new home in central Phoenix! Say, Melrose District?
__label__2 *INEXPENSIVE*\n\nI've been visiting Vegas since I was in diapers so I'm over the strip, club/party scene. I just come to hang out and this is the (I dont want to say perfect but insert something synonymous yet slightly inferior here) place to crash. I usually get the super suite. Nice size bathroom, spacious room (you dont feel like you're in a box) the flatscreen TV is a plus if you're into that (I dont watch tv)
__label__1 First of all I wanted this place to succeed. The Ballantyne area has been getting a label as a style over substance area for which restaurants have not been on par with areas such as South Park and Birkdale Village or the Uptown. I decided to order the Gumbo and Crawfish bites as a lunch meal. The Gumbo arrives and I instantly begin to notice clumps of rice within the bowl. This would not be an issue if I was using chopsticks and eating Asian food. The flavors of the Gumbo were not properly mixed. It seemed as if the Gumbo did not get enough time to simmer. My Crawfish bites arrive late due to confusion with another dish. I take a look at the dish and realize that they used cornmeal as the breading. For those of you not familiar with cornmeal, proper execution is needed to insure that the cornmeal does not dominate the product. And in this case, they failed. There was too much breading which in turn made a gritty dish. My critical judgement of this place was finally justified when the manager came over and asked \"how was our meals\". We made mentioned about the clumpiness of the rice, and without hesitation the manager stated that we could just mix it in as if our criticism was petty. Keep in mind that this spot had just opened this week. If the top of management doesn't acknowledge their shortcomings, this place is doomed to fail.
__label__4 My experience with Rebecca and Integrity All Star Team was GREAT!! They were available when I needed them to be. Gave me expert information about homes I was interested in. Was very professional and patient. I truly believe they had my best interest at heart. Without any questions one of the best Real Estate teams in Phoenix Az
__label__3 I drove past this place last weekend when my man was dropping off his bike at the BMW Motorcycle shop... anyways, my point being, it's kind of hidden away, without major traffic passing it by, so I wouldn't have known about it otherwise... \n\nI called that day and was able to get an appointment with Hannah. At first I just thought she had an accent, but then she told me she was hearing impaired, and since she only reads lips, wouldn't be chatting with me during the cut so she focus on my hair. \n\nI personally LOOOOVED this. I hate when people I don't know feel like they are forced to make small talk with me for an hour. I don't care about your kids, or your boyfriend, and I don't really want to tell you about my life either... Just do my hair, and make it look good. (sorry if this sounds bitchy, but it's sooooo true, and I know I'm not the only one out there) So anyways, right off the bat I freakin' loved her! \n\nNow onto the cut. Very good. She worked fast and efficiently. Took my lifeless, split end, damaged hair, and make it look healthy and shiny.\n\nStyle/Blow Out - AMAAAAAZING. This is after all what they are known for. I have thick curly hair that I always blow out, but then that needs to be smoothed out with a flat iron. Not Hannah, somehow her magic worked and when she turned the chair back around, my hair was flawless! I was seriously impressed.\n\nI would definitely recommend Hannah to any of my friends!!
__label__4 I had my hair and make-up done for an event in Las Vegas and I looked and felt like a celebrity! After reading the reviews on Yelp, I called and spoke with Todd. I made my appointment and he asked if I needed transportation from my hotel on the Strip. I said I did and he recommended a limo driver named Bill that would drop me off and pick me up without \"getting lost\" like some taxis do. Bill's prices were very affordable so make sure to ask about him if you don't have a car. Todd greeted me at the door and the whole experience was excellent. I left with beautiful Victoria's Secret hair and stunning makeup that made my skin look flawless. I have never had a smoky eye before and I regret I live on the other side of the country because this place does great work! Do yourself a favor ladies and  visit Platinum Entourage when you want to look your very best for that special event.
__label__0 So this weekend my 2 cousins and I decided we wanted to get our hair and makeup done at Platinum Entourage. We made reservations for 6pm for three people, assuming that we were going to get our hair done @ 6pm and then proceed to makeup done. Well we come to find that there is only one makeup artist and we all get our hair and makeup done at different times.  Most companies I have gone to in Hollywood they normally will have enough staff members to fulfill the clients' need, and not try to \"flip-flop\" (that's what prick called it) everyone around because they only have one makeup artist. According to the prick, they just \"flip-flop\" everyone around regardless of the time you made your appointment, so if you made it at 6pm chances are you won't be seen till 6:45pm.  So not only was that the stupidest business model for a company to have if they specialize in doing hair and makeup but the customer service was garbage. They were sooooooo rude about the entire situation. The receptionist didn't want to take any responsibility for the mix up, and the other guy was a complete prick in the manner that he spoke to us. To make matters worse they screwed up on the type of appointments, and then accused us of calling and canceling one of the makeup appointments!!!! I agree mistakes happen ALL the time, at first I wasn't upset until the prick came over to speak to us.  The manner that they dealt with the entire situation was disgusting, unprofessional and ignorant. NOW I can't say anything about the makeup artist because well we didn't get anything done due to all the screw ups, however, my cousin got her hair done and well it was nothing impressive.
__label__4 I can't imagine going to another salon ever.  I am a mature woman with many salon experiences under my belt, and from the time I step foot into this salon I knew this was the place for me. The salon is beautifully decorated and luxurious.   I had an appointment with Jamie, she spent time with me asking me questions and really getting to know what I wanted and what outcome I expected (that was a first for me), she colored and cut my long hair into a short bob that embraced my natural curls, so that I didn't have so much maintenance.  During my service, Donny brought me a Mimosa, and then coffee, what great service and my hair looked amazing the color was rich and the haircut perfect, (received many compliments from friends and family). \nThe service was amazing, the salon experience and ambiance superb.  When we take time to treat ourselves to salon services, you want to go to a salon like Platinum Entourage, where you get the whole package no matter what service you request.  Take advantage of the specials they have on blowouts.  Thanks Jamie, Todd, and Donny for giving me the royal treatment and making me look Amaaaazinggggggg
__label__0 For over three years I have been going to this Fry's, largely because it was cleaner and not as hectic as the one at Southern and Rural.  It's been largely the same staff, and I have been happy to shop there.\n\nUntil today.\n\nI'll admit my end of the responsibility.  I was tired, got distracted, and left $40.00 cash back that I had received at one of the quick checkout locations.  I went to get coffee, and noticed it was missing, and immediately went back to the store.  This was all within about 20 minutes.  I figured either someone had turned it in or they would actually engage in some professional and proper customer service.  \n\nWell, someone walked off with it, and the store refused to reimburse me.\n\nAnd, no, I do not think it was an outlandish request.  I work in an industry where we are generally required to fulfill this type of request on a constant basis.  It is called customer service.  If I was the manager of the store, or even the owner, I would have figured the $40.00 was more than worth keeping a customer.  And, yes, I have put this in practice privately as well, reimbursing peple who purchased items from me on eBay even though technically there was shared responsibility; it just makes good business sense as long as the person doesn't make repeated demands.\n\nAs for the store, it is better laid out, better maintained and many of the staff are friendlier than your typical Fry's location in Tempe.  No more than your typical big-name supermarket, but until today I was satisfied.  I know this is partially venting, but it is also something you should consider when going to this location, or any Fry's: they could care less about you as a customer, despite what all their advertising says.
__label__1 The food was ok. The service was extremely slow! We were 2 of 10 people in the entire place and it took almost an hour to get our food. I got the Mediterranean chicken which they told me would take 25 minutes to cook, which would have been fine except it took about 50 minutes. I doubt we will be back here anytime soon.
__label__2 So first of all - I'll be upfront and admit - I've been to 1.5 classes. Out of 4 (of a block of 6). I'm probably not going back for my last 2. Bristo Yoga does get a 3rd star because I did enjoy the '1' of my 1.5 class, but the rest of it ends in an 'eh'. \n\nOn the first day of class, I turn up 20mins early (eager beaver) but due to some seriously poor directions and map, myself and 6 other students end up in the wrong place - turns out there are two St Columba's up by the Castle... and we were at the wrong one. Arriving 20mins late meant a mild rebuke from the teacher, initially offered no changing area (but then suggested that I could creep over to the bathroom), no warm up, a rushed yoga session (I did ask for the teacher to slow down at one point), and I hurt my neck trying to rush a shoulder stand. I walked out feeling stressed and angry... and really not feeling the benefit that normally comes with such a class. After wards, I felt mutinous more than anything and not really in the mood to return. \n\nNow, as a gesture, Bristo did offer an apology and a free drop in class. So that was nice. \n\nI made myself return for week 2 - that was a very different experience from the first. The session was smoother, the positions more clearly explained, and I didn't walk out in a pissy mood, so I felt in a much more positive position about the class. Hurrah! The only downside was when asked for injuries, I noted I had bad knees only to be brushed off with a comment along the lines of 'oh well, don't we all'. Right, everyone's smashed their legs up in motorcycle accidents? Of course, silly me... I would have preferred possibly a less cursory response.\n\nWeek 3 was a washout as I was ill. \n\nWeek 4, I had the day off. That meant in order to come to class, I was going to have to travel for a solid hour in order to get there in time. It was, in fact 90 mins, with another 30mins prep time. 2 hours, in total as Lothian Transports estimates were completely messed up. A bus expected to arrive a good clear 30mins early, meant that I arrived instead 30mins late and have hmmm... 5mins to run from George Street, up to Johnson Terrace. I made it to the venue, 3-4mins past the start of the class. When ringing the doorbell, there was no answer. I rang a couple of times, before another girl joined me. After the third, failed attempt, I decided, time to go hit up the pub. For you see, it was my birthday, and I figured, do I want to spend more time being upset outside of a yoga class, or should I just go and enjoy the remainder of my evening? Given that I had given up the opportunity to spend the beginning of my 33rd year with my family in order to go to my yoga class, traveled for so long and to be felled at the last (well, 4) minute, just brought it to a head for me. So I embraced the unhealthy option of a couple of rum and cokes at Banshee Labyrinth waiting for the Silent Reviewer to show up. \n\nThe fact that St Columba's is a pain in the ass to access (ring a bell, wait a good 5mins for the teacher to climb a couple of floors to open the door, this may take a few attempts) and the zero tolerance on tardiness leaves me just... disappointed and disheartened. Although I appreciate that late attendees can have a minor impact on a yoga class, in previous experience it hasn't been that big a deal - and until Lothian Transport smarten up their act, I don't feel confident that I can always make it to a location in time. I had heard so many good things about Bristo Yoga, but in reality, I didn't experience the warm and fuzzies when I went to class, week 1 made me feel as unwelcome as rotten fish in a fridge and week 2 whilst an improvement, didn't have me in the land of friendliness. I still enjoy practicing yoga, but perhaps for this particularly yogi-newbie, that practice will be taking place elsewhere.
__label__4 I've been happily attending Meadowlark's weekday classes for the past two months. The space is lovely, with a particularly nice and clean changing room.\n\nJust to give you a taste of a few of the teachers' styles:\n\nElle's classes focus on strengthening the core, with some pilates elements. After about a month of practice, I had grown markedly stronger. Her classes are often quieter and more meditative, with a lot of deep twisting postures, which is a lovely way to begin the week.\n\nPaul's classes are particularly accessible for beginners, with a focus on really developing and internalizing each asana (pose). He's quite sensitive to the needs of athletes, so if you're a runner, he's your man! Also, you'll learn how to do headstands : )\n\nDemelza's classes are always super-cathartic. The room does get crowded and hot, but that helps me focus on precision -- and focusing on not kicking anyone behind me... I'm writing this hours after her Friday class, still feeling quite limber and blissful!\n\nThank you, Meadowlark, for supporting our yoga practices! I am grateful for such a great local studio and the opportunity to practice with kind teachers every day of the week.
__label__2 This West End restaurant holds the honour of being Edinburgh's oldest chinese restaurant! (Or so it claims). It's over 50 years old, and it's become such a local favourite they're some people who've been visiting for quite a few decades. The name is a little bit dodgy, but the food definitely isn't!\n\nThe restaurant specialises in Cantonese and Peking cuisine, and there's sooooo much choice on the menu it's difficult to decide what to have. Like many chinese restaurants, the desserts menu isn't elaborate and there is something with banana's in it; this seems to be a constant in just about any chinese restaurant I've been to! \n\nOne great sign in this restaurant is that there are actual Chinese people frequently eating there, as we all know its most difficult to please the home crowd.
__label__2 I once heard that pound shops were sometimes fronts for drug money. Makes a lot of sense really. But don't let that put you off, and don't start blaming the staff for your bad experiences as a teenager, they are all very lovely.\n\nSo basically this is a land where everything is for sale and its all a pound. The end.\n\nPoundland has a wide selection of...stuff. Stuff like sink basins, coca cola rip offs, Ninja DVDs, plant seeds. So um, you get the general theme. You really can get good bargains here, just obviously be sensible about it. Don't buy a packet of pens and expect each one to last more than a sentence, or buy a packet of snickers and expect them to still be within their sell by date by tomorrow.\n\nThis place is, as everyone says, handy for buying cheep tat for presents if that's how you like to roll, or cheap snacks for parties. So yeah, lots of stuff, it's all a pound and it's in the centre of town.
__label__2 This restaurant was clean there was plenty of parking there's plenty of seating and the waitress was very friendly and the staff was very professional the price is very reasonable I had a taco which was ok tasting there was a plenty of it for a dollar 95 and it was fresh cooked my friend had the breakfast spicy eggs and ham and she said the taste was very good there was a large portion for the money I ordered two pupusas the bean cheese and chicken and the bean and cheese for the money there was a lot of food there but there was very little meat beans and cheese mostly tortilla and they were very greasy in my opinion this is a restaurant that offers a lot of carbohydrates for a very reasonable price so if you're hungry and broke this would be the place to go if you're looking for more substance and protein choose another restaurant
__label__0 I normally never give poor reviews. But this place was horrible. \n\nFirst when you walk in you expect it to be more of a hole in the wall than a nice dining room experience so I won't elaborate on the dirty tables and floors and lack of having a health department grade posted.\nBut even if it was a complete dive, the food should be decent or at least edible.\n\nI tried this place out because of a recommendation from a Hispanic friend. I was anticipating great mexican food, but got a healthy dose of stingy, chewy carne asada and uncooked (raw ) round disks of dough ( which apparently are supposed to be tortillas.) the meat had no flavor and was full of grissle and tendons, the refered beans were more like refries bean soup and the rice was bland and lack luster. My fresh tomato on my plate had the sticker from the grocery store still on it ( gross.) I was completely appalled when I took my to go order back to work on my lunch break to find all This. So depressing since I spent 9 bucks on something I couldn't eat. \n\nLet's say I will NEVER go back and will NEVER recommend this Resteraunt to anyone! Ever.
__label__0 This is neither a venue or dance club, more like 2 small warehouses trying to look like both. I attended 2 concerts there and am over this place. I watched the doorman play favorites with some people and get heavy handed with others...ego trip. Phoenix has many much nicer venues with a more professional management I'll spend my money with those.
__label__3 There are cupcake places everywhere now - including all over metro Charlotte.  The latest one to pop up is Cupcrazed in the faux village of Baxter just off of exit 85 in Fort Mill.   It's a cool location and they also serve coffee and other treats.  The cupcakes are good but they are no better or worse than any other cupcake place in the area I've tried.  Cupcakes are a craze kind of like the fro yo craze.  When the ingredients don't vary much from one location to the next, it's all going to taste pretty similar. This one just happens to be on the way home from work.\n\nI stopped in for the first time on Valentine's Day to get my wife a red velvet cupcake.  I also got a vanilla butter cream cupcake and both were fresh and good - even at 6:30 pm. I was actually surprised they had a decent amount of cupcakes left because from reading their facebook page they sometimes run out.  \n\nI'm rating the cupcakes here and they were good so 4 stars though I really should knock it down to 3 for the service.  I'm sure they were very busy and at the end of the day they were tired, but no one working I talked to seemed to be very friendly.  If you open a business, charge a minimum of $2.50 a cupcake and someone is buying at full price 30 minutes before you close, you should be pretty happy.  I'm not complaining about the price - I know quality ingredients and no fillers cost more and make for a better product.  I'm saying other cupcake places taste the same, cost the same, and were friendlier.\n\nUpdate: I went back the following day and this time, the woman who I believe is the owner was very nice.  I did not see her the first time I went.  They had some cupcakes left over which were marked down but they still tasted very fresh.
__label__3 When I moved to Fort Mill, I had to say goodbye to some of my favorite cupcake places back home.  I was pleased and relieved to see a specialty cupcake place in the neighborhood.  \n\nCupcrazed has a great variety and some really inventive flavors like Pb&J or Popcorn.\nWhile I sometimes find that not all of the flavors are hits with me, I don't mind the occasional mediocre cupcake because I also have a few favorites --- in particular their Sweet Tea flavor and I think it's a Cafe Mocha (?) flavor.   \n\nI'm such a fan that sometimes my husband surprises me with cupcakes from here instead of the usual flowers.  Yes, he's a keeper.
__label__3 Well, what to say... Almost all the reviewers have hit the nail on the head.  If you love poke, think you might want to try poke, don't event know what poke is - go to Poke Express and fall in love with some of the best poke on the planet.  And great prices to boot.\n\nIf its your first time, its a little confusing to figure out - since its really 3 restaurants under one roof.  Only problem is their hours - they close too early
__label__1 I was looking forward to shopping here. I miss Bevmo since moving to Vegas and from what I'd seen on TV, Lee's was the closest thing.  \n\nThe store, while a bit dark, was really neatly organized. I liked the low shelves, so it's easy to see across the store and find what you need.  I thought the shelves were well-faced and they had a huge selection of everything.  The pricing looked average.\n\nBut what really turned me off was that upon entering around 5pm on a Friday, the store was empty save one other patron and a handful of employees, all of which were standing around the main aisle, kibbitzing and shooting the bull. \n\nWe entered the store, walked through this gaggle of gabbers without so much as an acknowledgment.  In fact, a guy who walked in behind us (but was clearly not WITH us) was greeted, but I wasn't. In fact, one of the men made a point of looking over my head , PAST me, when I was right in front of him, to greet the guy behind me. No one else stopped talking or made any eye contact with us.\n\nThis really pisses me off. This is my first experience with your business.  Heaven forbid I interrupt your employees' conversation!  \n\nLook, I don't like to be hassled when I shop, so I don't need you to have a Walmart greeter.  What I would have preferred is that one person standing there had looked me in the eye, said hello or offered to help me find what I needed.  If the they had been busy with customers, I absolutely would not be even discussing this, but they were standing around doing nothing.\n\nTo make matters worse, we had to walk through them 3 more times, once to look for something else, once to go back where we came from and finally, once more to LEAVE when I realized I had no intention of giving them my business that day.
__label__2 We thought it was a steak house... Turns out it was like an old bar. We were surprised but stayed to check it out. I got the pulled pork sandwich that was nothing to write home about. Alot of times you can base how fresh the food is by trying the pulled pork. Is the sauce fresh made, is the pork freshly smoked, and is the bread soft and freshly baked? If not then the rest of the food is probably the same... Frozen or microwaved from a can. So the pork sandwich was good. It seemed pretty fresh and was served hot. We also got the onion rings, which the menu said they're famous for them... And they were awesome! Crispy golden on the outside and hot and soft on the inside. Beers were cold, service was good. We will probably go back and try something different.
__label__3 I went to Dillons planning to have a serious conversation with friends last night, so the food was not  top on the list of my priorities.  In spite of that I was impressed by the food and the service.  I appreciated the fact the server was very knowledgable about was being served.  She also gave some real thought to questions concerning the sauces  and recommendations we asked her to make.  She also kept our drinks flowing moderately including keeping my water glass topped off.  As i don't drink, often times, I end up with a half empty glass which I invariably have to ask to get refilled.  Not so here;  udos to the server.\n\nI had the pulled chicken sandwich which certainly tender enough with a very fresh bun.  The mild sauce was about what our server said it would be.  Next time I will go for something stronger though.  Concerning the goal of the evening, I was going very mild in everything I ate.  The potato salad had a nice flavor but was just a scoop in a little bowl.  One of my pet peeves, it just looked boring.\n\nWhat really surprised me as it would have been the last thing I'd have ever ordered was my friends stew.  The stew was a luscious combination of meat and vegetables.  It almost looked almost like a thick soup.  I like it when something just looks like it would be something I'd really like to have just seeing it. .  My friend said it was as appetizing as it looked.  This is what I will have the next time I go there.\n\nNo problems parking but this was during the middle of the week so don't know about weekends.
__label__3 I have done business at 20/20 for several years now and have been very happy with the results.  Last month we had a problem with my new glasses and I could not get used to the lenses.  I went in for a follow-up, and it was decided that the lenses ordered were not correct.   A new eye exam was done and new lenses were ordered at no cost to me, and I received an apology from the eye Doc.  I was 'armed for bear' when I went in but left happy.  I will continue to use them.
__label__4 My friend took me out here 2 years ago, and I've been wanting to come back but just haven't had a chance to return. Last time I was in way better shape than I am now, and I participated in the paddleboard yoga, which was quite a challenge because I was determined not to fall in the water, I am not a fan of Lake Mead water or any kind of dark water that I can't see the bottom! Yoga was fun! This time around I took my two out of town guests, one of them it being her first time to Vegas, so it was nice to show them a different side of our town. They have since relocated to the Westin, and the boards are launched out of the sandy beach near the pool. For $30 you will get a quick instruction and an hour on the lake, and if you are a returning customer, you get a $10 discount. I highly recommend calling before and checking availability and weather conditions as high winds don't make for a fun paddle or they may be booked, would suck to drive all the way out there and be turned away. This is a great Vegas escape, I hope the rest of Lake Las Vegas starts to get revitalized.
__label__2 Coffee is better than most and yes they do a good flat white, but as mentioned in other reviewers notes, service is not up to it...unfriendly and not interested in giving their customers an all round experience.
__label__0 Amanda calls the day of the appointment (Saturday) and abruptly cancels on a girlfriend and me after we had been anticipating this experience for weeks (due to Amanda's highly booked schedule). I tried calling her back but received her voice-mail. Finally two hours later her receptionist contacts me and is unable to provide a resolution to the scheduling conflict. I was told Amanda would contact me on Monday and despite it being President's Day I fully expected her to follow up so we could perhaps reschedule as quickly as possible. I am still waiting for a call from Amanda although the day is almost over. \n\nMy girlfriend and I purchased our facials through on of those \"deal of the day\" websites and I feel that because the service was already paid for Amanda did not consider us a priority for rescheduling. \n\nI have since received a refund through the website but I wanted to warn those out there who may take advantage of any special offers through a third party website in the future. Buyer beware. Situations may arise that you have no control over and you get bumped to the end of the line by the vendor.  I will be taking my business elsewhere and be more careful the next time I use one of these deals.
__label__4 Went to One Love Boutique through a Living Social special.  They offered a dermaplane and facial treatment for an unbelievable price.  I can honestly say that Lori P. did the best job out of all the facials I have had.  Such a relaxing atmosphere. She never tried to sell me on products. I have spent double the price and more at other facilities and none compared to my experience with Lori.  She gained a new client!!
__label__3 I visited Carters for the first time last night with one of my fellow 'tweeps'.  I have to say that was pleasantly surprised.  I did not expect such a nice wee pub on that part on Morrison st.  The bar is quite small but there is a mezzanine upstairs with plenty of seating and you can 'lurk' at the customers downstairs.  I did not check the ales selection as we opted straight away for the Japanese lager, which is very drinkable! \nThe locals are quite friendly and there are 2 big tellies for the football fans.  Nice atmosphere overall. A good discovery.
__label__2 Only 8 lanes and they are over priced.\nHate the concept of reserving lanes.\nDecent music and crowd.
__label__0 So showed up here on a Saturday night, wearing a t-shirt and basketball shorts ready to bowl. Well to say the least I was denied entry due to my attire. When I asked to speak to a Manager they sent the Assistant Manager Rudy, who when I met him explained I was just here to bowl, I was not interested in going into Gypsy Bar. He said that it was \"an UPSCALE bowling alley\" and my attire was not acceptable. I could understand the dress code if I was some punk kid off the street. But I am 38 and I was with two friends who are also my age. When I explained to him that as a manager he should be able to make a managerial decision and let me slide. Being that I have worked in the industry for the last 20 years being a manager and a VIP host at some real UPSCALE venues...Cajun House of Blues, Cat Eye Lounge, and the GM of Jackrabbit Lounge in Scottsdale for 3 years, and am currently the Director of Operations at another Phoenix venue. He still declined. To say the least, he obviously has no concept of customer service, or how to make a decision that would probably be more beneficial to his business. We ended up going to Let it Roll Bowl. No dress code, no problems, and made the best of it. I will never go to this business again and per this review, suggest you don't either.
__label__3 Pros: best facilities around, very clean, saunas smell great, lots of staff, amazing relaxation rooms, cheap last minute massages, beautifully decorated in winter\n\nCons: not a lot of parking, expensive, crowded on holidays and weekends, music annoying at times\n\nOverall this is the best spa that I have been to. The place is great, clean and relaxing.  The place is best (and cheaper) on non holiday weekdays.  I usually go at night.  The lockers are free. No shampoo in showers, but there is soap. The locker rooms are small but very clean and accessible. Massages are quite expensive. I recommend not reserving one and instead trying to grab a last minute, $25/$50 for 30/60 minute, massage.  Same goes for $40 hour facials.  The massage therapists are very experienced, young, strong, and listen to your needs.  Reccomended!
__label__1 It's never a good sign when 27 seconds into walking somewhere, you feel as if you've made a horrible mistake... That you're about to witness an example of what  Ignatius J. Reilly would describe as  the contemporary world's lack of \"theology and geometry.\"\n\nI went to the Dominion Square Tavern about a week ago to meet Joanne. I thought it was a bar. But it's not. It's a sort of restaurant. But with a bar. But fancy. There's also a sign at the front that says you have to wait to be seated. So I waited. I wanted to sit at a table, but apparently you can only sit at a table if you're eating. So I had to sit at the bar and felt self-conscious the whole time that people could see my buttcrack...\n\nAnd that's the trouble with this whole thing, really. Because this is the kind of place where I go and I think that the problem, really, is me. Because as I sat there with Joanne, getting progressively drunker on blah-ish expensive drinks, eating so-so fries, developing that sinking imposter-syndrome feeling, the place kept filling up with people for whom this was all Just Fine - a good time on the town: sitting there without really experiencing any sort of discomfort at the faux-nostalgia of the whole thing, feeling ok with listening to hours upon hours of contrived acoustic string-band music.
__label__1 What's all the hype about ???  I would definitely say that the men working here are worth hanging out. But, our experience with dining here was less than stellar. Yes, this is an impressive old building. Smacked with history and old world vibe. As much as the male servers were great at tending to our tablewares and water, our female main server, was slow, dismissive and unattentive to the point of being downright rude. Was it because we were two men, or that we were not French, or was she just a bi*ch that night. I don't really care. Our food was not all that impressive in comparison to the high price of everything. Just for notation, their Sunday roast special is actually a prime rib. The description is a bit misleading, at least to me it was. And, at $35 I can get prime rib elsewhere for less. I'm just saying. . . Not impressed, and not coming back. . . Ok, well maybe to sit at the bar and ogle the men working there. . .
__label__2 We stopped by Dominion Square Tavern for a late dinner after driving in from Michigan. The space had a great tavernish atmosphere and we were seated right away even though we had expected to have to wait.\n\nWe had the fish cake, the scotch egg, and the mussels. The fish cakes (kind of like crab cakes but with fish) had strong smoke notes and was a bit salty. The scotch egg was done really well, crispy on the outside with a delicious meat layer and an oozing egg in the center. The mussels were well portioned for two people to share and were tasty. Didn't find a single closed shell in the bunch.\n\nOverall, I think the food was executed well and the service was friendly and prompt. For the price though, I was expecting to be wowed a bit more.
__label__3 Took my team here for lunch and we all got the Thursday special - Duck leg confit.  It was delicious, great ambience and overall experience.  Dessert was also great - the service was kind of slow but we had a nice relaxing lunch. I would definitely recommend this place for good food.
__label__3 After a shiner beer dinner trip, a few hours at the bar trip, and a few just dinner trips - it's definitely a fully rounded review, but I'm pretty sure it would have sounded the same a few months back.\n\nThe food, is delish. The paco's taco (brisket) is just divine, as are both of the shrimp tacos. i think the campechana is awesome - and my mother (a ceviche expert) agreed. They have awesome food specials at the bar, and they have frito pie. (though I have yet to try it, the fact that it is on the menu makes me happy) Even their free chips and (both) salsas don't disappoint. They aren't perfect, and some items I've liked much more than others, but nothing has been \"bad\".\n\nNow to the important part - the booze. a lovely selection of shiner (two or three on tap and then a few bottled) and a (slowly) rotating selection of infused tequilas complete their full bar and tons of tequila. I'm a fan of the three-pepper infused one which tastes fab alone, in a bloody maria, or in their firestarter (or something to the same tune) margarita. oh, their margaritas - I've had a couple different ones and I like all of them, especially the one that's on special that night. \n\nWhat keeps this from being 5 stars is the service, and maybe a little of the ambiance. The amount of fajita plates ordered is ridiculous, and kind of makes me feel like I'm at Chili's. Not really their fault, I guess, but the constant sizzling and smoking can be distracting. The bartenders have always been great and friendly, but sometimes service has been a miss. In my book, there is a window for great service, but asking if I'm doing okay too many times in a certain time frame can be just as bad as never coming back to check in. I guess at Paco's I'm usually over-served(?), and more than once by a server who reaaaally shouldn't have chugged that second red bull right before her shift started. But hey, my water glass was continually filled to the rim, my drinks kept coming, and seconds after my food hit the window it was at the table - so I can't complain too much.
__label__2 My love affair with Paco has come to an end. It is not as thrilling as in the early days of a new restaurant. The chips they used to have were light, thin, and they seemed freshly made; I couldn't keep my hands off them. The last time I was there they had the thick corn that was seemed like it was purchased in bulk. In addition, the flavor that once kept me coming back for more, seemed more muted. \n\nGranted, the food is still okay and the service is still friendly. Perhaps \"it's me, not you.\"
__label__2 After having heard many great things about Paco's, we were very excited to try it. Since moving to Charlotte from Texas several years ago, we have not found a true Tex-Mex place that comes close to the real thing. Paco's comes close, but it's got way too much \"Carolina flavor\" thrown in to truly call it Tex-Mex, or even Mexican, for that matter.\n\nWe went on a Friday night. Made an Open Table reservation through Yelp on the same day - super easy and convenient. When we arrived, we were seated right away at a nice window table. My 8-year old was thrilled with the kids' menu/crayon combo, and my hubby and I ordered margaritas and some guacamole to get settled in.\n\nWe made the mistake of ordering the Cadillac Margaritas, which were bright blue and way too sweet (they were on special, so we thought we'd try it). Their traditional margarita on the rocks was MUCH better!\n\nHands down, the BEST part of the meal was the table-side guacamole. Our waiter was enthusiastic about this, and it did not disappoint. He mixed up the guac to our specifications (chunky or smooth? spicy or not spicy?). It was perfectly seasoned and yummy to the last bite. I would go back JUST for the guacamole, it was that good.\n\nEntrees: I am a fish taco fanatic, so I had to order the fish taco. I also got the brisket taco, upon recommendation by our waiter. My hubby ordered the steak burrito. Our son ordered the cheese quesadilla. The food arrived quickly, and was fresh and hot upon the drop. My husband loved his burrito. It was huge! The steak was tender and nicely seasoned. The burrito had a sour cream queso on top, not my hubby's cuppa tea, but he poured some of their house made salsa over it and was happy. My fish taco was supremely good - from the homemade flour tortillas to the crunchy, slightly spicy fried fish (you can also order grilled fish) and creamy slaw topping. I was very happy with this item.  The brisket taco was... weird. As I mentioned, I moved here from Texas where brisket is king. So I had pretty high expectations of the brisket. I was surprised to taste something sweet in my brisket, and it was NOT a pleasant surprise. There were caramelized onions in it, and a chipotle BBQ sauce, which made the whole experience overly sticky-sweet and ruined the brisket, in my opinion. I realize that here in the Carolinas, this sort of sweetness in a savory dish is popular, so I figured the chef wanted to appeal to the regional tastebuds. I wouldn't order the brisket taco again, though. But that's because there are several other items on the menu I plan to try! My son's cheese quesadilla was as expected - my little picky eater was pleased and happily gobbled it up.\n\nDessert: We were stuffed, but we ordered a Tr\u00e9s Leches cake to go. It was perfection, even a day later after sitting in a plastic container overnight. I highly recommend you try this dessert! It's the real deal. The peanut butter chocolate pie was tempting, too. \n\nService and aesthetic were both excellent. The tables were a little close, and the restaurant was somewhat noisy, but that only adds to the experience. \n\nAll in all, while we did not find \"the one\" we've been in search of, but we were pleased and will return. My husband still favors Cantina 1511 over Paco's, but I would have to say the guacamole was so good that I would go to Paco's over Cantina any day of the week. : )\n\nIf you're in the SouthPark area, and craving Mexican, you won't be disappointed in Paco's. Just be sure to read the product descriptions so you're not surprised when your food/drinks arrive!
__label__1 Mediocre. Had 3 tacos for lunch...Paco, Country Fried and Fish. I've been mouthfarting ever since. Hopefully it stops soon. In all fairness, it's my fault for ordering fish, country fried steak and taco meat. Who does that?!
__label__3 The food was excellent. Salsa had great flavor. It was a little hot for my son, so he mixed it with the mild tomatillo salsa. Cheese dip was great too! I had some kind of turkey carnitas taco on a whole wheat tortilla with bacon and avocado on it, DELICIOUS! Top shelf margarita was $10 tonight (Thurs) and well worth it! We will definitely go back!! So nice it is just 3 miles from home too.
__label__4 Quite frankly, I think i was Hispanic during my past life or something because I absolutely loveeeeee Mexican food! Now you cant really find authentic Mexican food around this area but this place is pretty legit.   definitely recommend the steak tacos and brisket nachos!! Yum!
__label__0 If you want a real workout than don't go to this gym.. The staff have some sort of mental issues.. They're really down and they don't like to be friendly in any shape or form. I want to ask them what their problem is... But instead I joined another gym.  Their STAFF SUCKS!!!!
__label__4 Friendly, bright little cafe on the West Port. We had coffees and a couple of paninis with salad, both of which were fresh, tasty and clearly carefully made (which is saying something, paninis are ubiquitous these days and often tasteless and slapped together). Really nice snack, we'll definitely be back when we're in the area.
__label__2 We decided to try Cafe Provance on a Monday night and we were hesitant because we had our 2 year old with us. But we fidgured we would go ahead and try the casual dining side. We peeked into the fine dining side, not really my thing. Seemed a little stuffy, plus the prices are a lot higher. Plus, the casual dining side has tvs, and it was Monday Night Football, so that was a huge bonus for my husband.\nWe started off with the calamari appetizer and the french onion soup. Both were good, and the lemony sauce with tomatoes that the calamari came in was sooooo good. My husband got the steak sandwich and fries, I got the talapia with smashed potatoes and carrots. Same as the appetizers, good, but not amazing. I do think mine was better than my husbands, the fish was cooked really well. I also thought the potatoes and carrots were yummy. Service was great and i like the overall atmosphere. We will for sure go back, mainly because there is just not a ton of options in Anthem and everything was pretty good.
__label__4 We have eaten here several times and we have not been disappointed.  Let me preface this by noting that I have worked in Washington, DC for the last seven months and have dined at some wonderful eateries.  Cafe Provence can easily hold it's own with the best of the DC restaurants.  Tonight, we took my in-laws to dinner at CP.  I had the Dover Sole--superb.  My wife had the Dover Sole--same dish and just as superb.  My MIL had the Potato Encrusted Salmon and my FIL had the Veal Oscar.  The Salmon looked exquisite and tasted even better.  The Veal Oscar was delicious and freshly prepared since we heard them pounding the veal in the kitchen.  We did start the meal with the Calamari and it is some of the best Calamari we have ever eaten.  Dessert for the in-laws was Creme Brulee--unique and terrific.  Amy and I split the Spumoni.  If you have never had this ice cream delicacy, it is not to be missed.  We all left feeling very satisfied and gastronomically serene.  There is just no other restaurant in Anthem like CP.  There is a casual side and a fine dining side.  We are casual and order from the fine dining menu.  The best of all worlds.  Come here and eat.
__label__0 Second attempt at this restaurant and same poor service. Staff was very slow to even recognize we were waiting at the hostess stand. Finally a server noticed and we were seated. Ten minutes went by and still no one came to greet us or get our drink order. I doubt I'll be back if they can't get on the ball with basic restaurant skills.
__label__2 Max Brenner is known for sweet offerings, so I had this preconception about the savory dishes being less than satisfactory.  Fortunately, I was proven wrong.  The mushroom and steak quesadilla was surprisingly good.  Nice crispy crust with quality ingredients packed inside.  The hazelnut chocolate shake was wonderful.  \"The works\" chocolate pizza had good chocolaty taste without being too rich.  The marshmallow on top provided good mouth feel.
__label__2 You should probably try this place if you are walking by and might like it, but tastes vary and it was not quite my cup of tea, so everyone should reflect their own tastes to capture the average in the review and I can't be the one to give this place a top rating. I tried one of the shakes (technically some kind of grenada-something not a shake) and a hot chocolate, as I was between meals. The 'shake' was definitely a different style with the character of a raw chocolate powder based icee with rich dark chocolate with a lot of character to it, however it was just quite my thing, not creamy, not melt in your mouth irresistable, just very cold and strong. The hot chocolate was interesting (I would recommend it above the shake) with a very very frothy head to it. Again it was very rich, but I think that combines better with a hot beverage than a cold one, not my favorite but different and interesting. Probably I should not have tried both because they are strong raw chocolate with a lot more power than the usual stuff and I ended up with a headache later, but I did not want to miss the experience. Overall the italian ice at another very well reviewed vegas desert stop was more to my liking, but to each their own. For $5-7 to try a chocolate item though this place will cost you a lot less than most things in vegas though, so it is worth a try to see if it is your thing.
__label__1 This place has sure changed...and not for the better. they totally re-did the menu and got rid of many yummy things they used to serve.\nThere are still the desserts but the little sliders are off the menu and those were my favorite!\nSo I bring my little guy here for a little dinner & chocolate treat. Our server tells me she is also a mom and whatnot. Ok lady..lets get this this started...I am with a 2 year old. I might be crazy but when the server says she is a parent I expect them to understand & TRY to be quick with things.\nThis girl was not quick..she was very very slow.\nFinally when the food arrived his grilled mac & cheese was cold. Thankfully he did not care. She offered to take it back and warm it up but there was no way he was going to go for that. He was hungry.\nWe finally order the chocolate pizza for dessert after waiting way to long for her to come back and check on us.\nThe pizza of course takes forever & I am trying to keep my kid from climbing the walls. Once it gets there tho my kiddo is in heaven. He tore into that pizza. He was in heaven. He was dancing in his chair...singing Yum Yum in my belly. It was awesome. And for that they should get 5 stars. But when I factor everything in they are down to 2 stars. Sorry Max..Prob wont be coming back again.
__label__3 Yelp once again did not steer me wrong...this is the first time I remembered what makes Las Vegas so different.  I mean, other than the ocean, there is so much more here than San Diego- but I have been in a love/hate relationship with Vegas as a new local...total disregard for customer service (one server told us people drink away their check-eek).  But today, walking through Caesar's Palace, I remember the energy of this town and how cool it is to be able to enjoy it as someone not needing to gamble or buy into the tourism aspect.  This place is right off the escalator and close to Puck's restaurant (can't wait). I had a biscuit to start served with chocolate- YUM, the BEST biscuit I have ever had (that's three of the stars, and the other is for the server).  Chinese salad was interesting, but has some strange ingredient I can't quite name, but still good- would be better with avocado.  The desserts look awesome, but at 12-15 bucks way too much for my blood after a 15 buck meal.  I will definitely be back for the waffles I saw floating around covered in whipped cream and chocolate....OH and Happy hour is 3-6 (everything is half off if you sit at the bar.  The kids have brushes for the ketchup and the chicken, and syringes to eat the chocolate that comes with their meal.  Will be back to have the kids try that during Happy Hour (they have to sit at a table not the bar)!
__label__2 We stumbled across this place and decided to grab a late lunch. We had the hummus and chips, onion rings and fries. All were prepared well and tasted great. The only issue was the service, it was fine when there were a few other tables, but as soon as it thinned out we had to wait for ages for anything. I tried to get anyone's attention, but they seemed to walk away or pretend they didn't hear.
__label__3 Wow.  I'm not really sure what else to say about this place.  When you walk in, you're greeted by the intoxicating smell of chocolate...what more could you ask for?\n\nWe ate here for breakfast one morning and we were pleasantly surprised.  While I'd heard great things about their chocolate, I wasn't so sure how the rest of the menu would stack up.  We both had omelettes - they were large and delicious and the seasoned potatoes were quite good as well.  What was fantastic was that you also get this outstandingly delicious buttermilk biscuit glazed with sugar, and sides of butter and melted chocolate.  Let me just tell you that eating that biscuit dipped in the butter and chocolate made my whole life worthwhile.  Believe me when I say it's definitely worth the trip.
__label__3 Located right across h&m. From Ceaser's palace walk towards the forum shops and go left at the fork. \n\nOrdered waffle fries dusted with cocoa and chili powder and a chocolate chai to go.  I watched as the barista steeped my tea leaves and made my drink step by step from what looked like a recipe manual behind on of the cabinet doors. I ate a few fries before I trekked back into the mall and before they got soggy in the Togo box. For $7 there were about 10-12. Large waffle fries. I didn't really taste any cocoa and just the smallest hint of chili. I saw it but I just wasn't tasting it... And I'm not even a fan of spicy stuff, but these fries were lacking. The drink was worth the 5.95 strong chai richness and served hot, but not as frothy as I would have preferred.
__label__1 We had dinner here for four. Had an artichoke appetizer with pita chips, club sandwich and shared a huge sundae for dessert. The service was awesome; space impressive. But, I have to say that when a gem from NYC gets transported to Vegas, and gets \"blown up\" into Vegas standards with all the glam, size, \"in your face\", and over-the-top stuff that makes Vegas what it is, that NYC gem looses something and just isn't the same. \n\nWe were looking to be awed by this chocolate place and weren't. Maybe we should have ordered some chocolate pieces?
__label__1 Sometimes schticky places are fun and yummy. Unfortunately for us, this chocolate kingdom proved to be more paradise lost than paradise found.\n\nWe thought this would be the perfect place for DD (turning 9) on her bday, since she's a chocoholic. Everything started out promising, with oodles of chocolate drink selections from which to choose. Both her and her younger bro ordered kids' oreo shake. Not sure they used real oreos, as the flavor was off. Strike one.\n\nWhile waiting for food the four of us really wanted water. (We all ordered specialty drinks, but sometimes you need some water to counter the sweet.) Should be simple enough, right? Hmm. Where's our server? Any server? Bueller? Bueller?? Ten minutes later, we finally get someone's attention. (Mind you, the place wasn't tremendously busy.) Strike 2.\n\nKids were SUPER excited about the \"decorate your own pizza.\" Menu said it comes as a cheese pizza with lots of toppings with which to decorate. The pizza arrived on a cute wooden board, with a small dish of about 5 cherry tomato halves. Nothing else. Not olives. Or pepper.  Or anything else. Seriously? Just a few tomato halves to \"decorate\" a kid's pizza. Strike 3.\n\nOn top of that, the food was barely mediocre (think fast food, drive thru quality despite steep sit down prices). The Greek salad was more parsley stalks (yes, stalks) than lettuce, the \"feta\" was unflavorful, the dressing was off, the olives were small smashed pieces.\n\nThe onion ring batter was pretty good, but the rings were greasy.  And a big no-no in my book: they were ordered as appetizer, but took forever and showed up seconds before main entrees.\n\nThe kids' pizza was a bit greasy, unflavorful and had a soggy crust. (Think Pizza Hut thin crust sitting out too long.)\n\nThe club sandwich wasn't bad at all. If you are suckered going into this place, it's a fairly safe bet. \n\nWant a better bet? When you see the bald chocolatier, keep walking.
__label__2 I've been to Max Brenner's in NY before...not to eat, but just to check out the gift shop and goodies. It is one cool place to visit that's for sure and the chocolate gift shop is pretty awesome...especially those chocolate syringes :P The vegas location isn't as big as the NY one, but still a pretty restaurant, which isn't surprising because it is in the Caesar forum shops. To be honest, I like chocolate, but an excessive amount of chocolate just seems a little to saccharine for me. And that's kind of what it feels like in Max Brenner's. Like you're Augustus Gloop drowning in Mr. Wonka's chocolate river.\n\nSo we tried the famous \"Chocolate pizza\" that this place is known for. And it really wasn't anything too special. The crust was kinda...meh. Like the edges of a pop tart that no one really likes to eat because it's so bland. That's what I thought the crust tasted like. We got the works, which is every thing on top...so marshmallows, chocolate, peanut butter, drizzled caramel...basically ingredients of your favorite chocolate bars laid out on a pop tart crust for you to cavitate your teeth and be your dentist's dream come true. And it was just okay...I felt like I could have made that at home if I really wanted to. Key word = if. \n\nWhat was partially redeeming were the banana split waffles. This was actually pretty delicious and it even came with a cute little mini beaker/flask of chocolate syrup to drizzle to your delight over caramelized bananas atop vanilla ice cream and mini waffles. Plus a little bowl of those crunchy rice krispy-like chocolate balls. Mm...this was sweet but balanced well with the bananas and vanilla ice cream. \n\nOne of my friends also got a burger which actually looked quite delicious. (He attests to this) we munch on some of his waffle fries which were also good...and hey, if you did want to grab a bite of real food and not diabetes, you could still try their menu for other food! The server was really nice and overall, it was still a fun experience. I probably would come back for the banana split waffles (to split with friends of course) but everything else on the menu seemed just a little too chocolate-y for me. But if you're a huge chocolate fanatic, by all means, this is probably the place for you!
__label__2 The food was good, but nothing extraordinary. My husband loved the chocolate shake.  Service was good.
__label__3 Great chocolate desserts and drinks!  The fondue is my favorite, but don't expect very much of it. They only bring you a little capsule (but it is so rich and delicious!).\n\nWasn't impressed by the waffle - it was too soft. Didn't taste fresh.\n\nVery nice service.
__label__3 I went for a dessert adult drink :-)  The service was great and I loved learning about the Alice mug which I purchased.  Come here for what they are known for - the chocolate!  mmmm.  They also let me know that they are building a Max Brenner in SF and I can't wait for it to open!
__label__3 As you walk in it smells like chocolate! Delectable treats at every turn. I had the steak sandwich with waffle fries...yum! Aioli was a great and accompanied the fries well.
__label__3 Great food.  Great drinks.  Great service.  Get a hot chocolate to go.  Sooooo good.
__label__2 As soon as I saw the pictures of the OMG chocolate chunk cookie I knew I had to try this place! Luckily we stumbled upon their happy hour (9-close everyday) with $6 items. We ordered\n\n1) INTOXICAKE DRINK (5 stars)- chocolate flavored vodka with marshmallow. I LOVED THIS DRINK. Chocolate + Vodka?? Absolutely worth the $6. This I can have over and over and over. Did I mention it was chocolate vodka? Enough said!!\n\n2) WAFFLE FRIES dusted with cocoa and chili powder and chili mayo for dipping (4stars) - this was delicious, but absolutely not worth $6 b/c the amount was ridic. You get like 10 waffle fries. I suppose it's worth trying once, but I wouldn't get it again.\n\n3) OMG CHOCOLATE CHUNK COOKIE ($5)  with the option of dark chocolate or milk chocolate with walnuts - (NO stars). Also, if you want it on the plate with fancy side garnishes it will cost $12, but if you just want the cookie it's $5. I chose the milk chocolate option and was disappointed that the cookie was pretty tasteless and not to mention BURNT all around the edges. I literally took one bite and left the rest alone b/c it wasn't worth the calories. \n\n4) ONION RINGS (2 stars) - 6 or 7 onion rings for $6. No - not only were these not great, they were pricey. \n\nOverall I give this place 3 stars b/c their prices were steep and tiny portions. I would however return for the intoxicake drink. That drink alone is 5 stars.
__label__4 Ahh!! Okay, so I was a bit skeptical to go here just because they are known for their desserts and chocolate, which I am not a big fan of. Maribel T. had made reservations at 11:00 to meet up with her BFF one last time before we head back to Cali. We came here on a Saturday morning and they were pretty busy. I got the cream cheese with bacon and tomato bagel.Loved it, I mean you can't really mess that up, right? Maribel's sister ordered some waffle fries, I had a few and dipped it with the dipping sauce it came with and it was soo freaking delish, Yumm Yum-Yum! Loved it!! (forget about ranch!)\n\nAfter having our entrees, we got the dessert menu. Maribel T. and her sister ordered the Chocolate Pizza with the works and banana waffle. i really didn't want to try the Chocolate Pizza because it was topped with marshmallows and I hate marshmallows, BUT for some reason I kept eating it. There was something about the Chocolate Pizza, it might have been the hazelnut bits and/or the peanut butter that mixed well with the marshmallows. Yummy Yum-Yum! The banana waffle was just as delish! Maribel T. and I also tried their double machiatto served in their kangaroo cup, my was it strong. haha! \n\nThey also have a small little gift shop where you can purchase their mugs, cups, etc. This place is located in the forum shop across from H&M.
__label__3 Came here for breakfast with my sissy. I ordered their guilt free omelette while she got their killer breakfast skillet. My omelette came with potatoes and a biscuit. The omelette itself was just okay, the eggs were overcooked and dry. The sides were all delicious though. My sister loved her breakfast skillet. We both also loved the bread that came with our dish since it tasted so good with their chocolate sauce. The portions were also very generous.\n\nAfterwards, we ordered their fondue set for 2 and it was amazing. Every item was delish. No complaints. \n\nI'm just sad that we were too full to order a dessert pizza, so hopefully next time.
__label__4 Chocolate lover's paradise! INSIDE THE FORUM SHOPS! Just want to help anyone looking; the Caesar's staff didn't know where it was and the map shows it's on the strip. Had a double chocolate cookie and chocolate hazelnut shake. Overdose! Found my new \"go to\" place! Used to be Sugar Factory until they changed owners and their food went downhill!
__label__2 Max Brenner's chocolate desserts are slightly overglorified and definitely overpriced. I didn't do a very good job ordering and got the urban smores. If you come here and are somewhat interested in the fondue, get the sharing fondue because that option comes with the little flame to make your smores and you get all the same elements (chocolate, marshmallows, banana, etc) plus a bunch more desserts to sample and dip into their chocolate! \n\nUgh, don't you guys hate when you don't order correctly at a restaurant?! When in doubt, always yelp. ALWAYS. But there was no service (freaking Sprint) so I was outta luck.\n\nNot that the smores weren't good, but they weren't spectacular. So run of the mill I don't even know why it's on the menu. This is a restaurant with a mission statement dedicated to chocolate, a key player in the dessert world, so I expect every dessert to be superb. \n\nAnyway, their shakes are super decadent and tasty but also really heavy. I didn't want to move after a couple sips of my friend's hazelnut shake. Definitely a place to share dessert or you'll be slipping into a chocolate daze for days :D (no pun intended) \n\nDetermined to go back and splurge on dessert with the sharing fondue next time.
__label__1 Honestly, I do not understand the hype with this place. The food was overpriced for small portions and nothing special.\n\nI had the Alfredo penne pasta, some fondue for two, as well as a couple of slices of my friend's oven roasted tomato pizza. The pizza was VERY thin crusted and had a thin layer of tomato sauce as well as some pieces of cheese and tomatoes spread evenly across the top. It was honestly like a few sheets of paper stacked on top of each other for ~$14.\n\nAs for the pasta, it was again, nothing special. There wasn't really anything wrong with it other than the fact that it was ~$16 for like 4 bites. The taste was okay and was probably the best thing I ate there.\n\nFinally, the fondue for two was ~$25 for a plate of some strawberries, blueberries, bananas, a few brownies and cookies, marshmallows, and a scoop of ice cream. It was hardly worth the price.\n\nMy experience here was really disappointing and did not meet my expectations. The food didn't taste bad but it was definitely not worth it. I will say that our waiter was very friendly, patient, and talked with our group a lot. If it weren't for him, I'd probably rate this place 2/5. I don't expect to be coming back any time soon.
__label__0 I'm sure at one point in time Max Brenner was on point for food and service, but with the recent news that this location is closing on April 13th, I feel like this may have deflated some of the employees, and it is reflected in their service. \n\nWe were seated as soon as we got to the restaurant, and our server was very warm.  My girlfriends and I started with two white chocolate chai, one being with soy milk.  When our server brought the drinks out, I asked which one was with soy milk, and received a \"I think it's this one?\" in return.  Strike one.\n\nWe hone in on what we want to order.  I ordered a Lazy Breakfast with sausage, cheddar cheese, and onions, and the girls ordered their plates.  We waited for about 20 minutes, and our server returns with plates in hand.  I take a peek at the meal, and notice it's bacon with no onions.  My girlfriend's order was also incorrect.  Strike two.  We informed our server, and he immediately took the plates back, and had the manager come by to let us know that it wasn't our server's fault, however the fault of one of the chef's in the back.  He apologized and let us know that we would be receiving our meals in a few moments.\n\nWe waited for another 15 minutes for the food to arrive.  At this point, our third friend was nearing the end of her meal, and we were just beginning.  Whatever, no big deal.  We're making the best of it at this point.  We stop our server and ask for ketchup and extra napkins.  He gives us a thumbs up and replied that he would be back in a few moments.  We waited for about 10 minutes before we flagged another server down.  Strike three.  **You're Out!**\n\nThe food was mediocre at best.  It was a simple egg scramble with sausage, cheese, and onions with a side of country potatoes.  The only part of the meal that was unique was the sugar biscuit with the side of chocolate fondue.  It was pretty decadent for breakfast, but still delicious.\n\nAs we were nearing the end of our meal, we ordered two mochas to-go (one with soy milk, once again), and asked for the check.  After another 10 minutes of chatting and waiting, our drinks come out with the bill.  I ask our server which of the two drinks was the one with soy, and once again I'm faced with a blank stare.  Strike one.  I give him my card to pay for our meals, and he returns after a few moments with the receipt.  I take a look and notice that he's overcharged us on our bill.  Strike two (but I suppose I should have looked at this prior to giving him my card.  I'll call this strike one and a half.)  We point out the mistake, and he promises to alleviate the situation.  He takes the receipt and leaves our table for another 20 minutes to speak with the manager to fix the amount.  Strike three for the amount of time we've been sitting at the restaurant with the intention of a quick breakfast prior to leaving Vegas.  **You're Out!**\n\nOur server arrives back and theatrically rips up the receipt stating that it wouldn't be charged on my card, and that the transaction was voided completely.  He notifies me that he would return with the proper receipt with the updated amount.  While he's away, I check my Chase app to find that my card had indeed been charged and placed on a hold.  Strike one.  I understand there are certain policies in place, but it would've been much more appreciated if he had correctly informed me realistically of what was going to happen: you're going to be charged, we'll refund that amount after a few days, and you'll be charged again for the proper amount.  After his return to the table, I showed him that it had been taken out of my account.  I'm once again faced with the blank stare that I've grown accustomed to during this visit.  Since for some reason I wasn't able to obtain a receipt of the voided transaction, I asked for something in writing stating that the amount would be refunded.  He leaves for another 15 minutes to acquiesce my request.  Strike two because we've been sitting here frustrated for close to two hours.\n\nI end up paying once again and speak with the manager who has already come by our table for the food mixup.  I ask if there's any way I would be able to retrieve a copy of the original receipt, and he declines.  I ask about the timeframe on the refund, and he states that it should be applied by the evening.  He became defensive stating that this \"happens all the time\" and it's \"totally normal\".  He then goes ahead to blame my bank for the pending charge and takes no responsibility.  Strike three, **You're Out!**.\n\nThis appears to be a shut out, ladies and gentlemen.  Max Brenner, you are bad and you should feel bad.
__label__0 I have to say that this was the absolute worst service I have ever received. As someone who used to work in the restaurant industry, I am very lenient to servers who may take a long time to get back to the table or who may seem a little stressed. However, Ferdinan at Max Brenner had to be the worst server I have ever had. \n\nI knew we were in for an interesting dining experience when I ordered an IPA and he didn't know what that was. The rest of the meal was filled with awkward comments, and him reading over my friends' shoulders when they were on their phones. At the end of the meal, he did apologize for the bad service and said the restaurant was closing in April, so they were short staffed. Let's just say we were less than shocked. \n\nWhen we left the restaurant, my friend made a comment to the hostesses about the service we had received, and both of them looked at her and simply replied, \"okay.\" I have never complained to somebody at a restaurant about my service before, but I would expect them to at least express some sort of apology. \n\nAnyways, the food was alright- nothing to write home about. I will say the chocolate dishes looked fantastic, but it's safe to say that I won't be coming back to try those.
__label__1 Last year I heard about this place and took my son here for Easter brunch. So this year I asked where he wanted to go get an afternoon snack. He said he wanted to go here because they had a great milkshake. We got here around 3:00. There was just a few people dining. It looked like they were getting ready for the dinner crowd. I ordered the popsicle that I had heard so much about. They said they were out of them but would give me a vanilla cone and I could put the toppings on it. I was served  two scoops of ice cream in a waffle cone. There were three small bowls with it. In them was chocolate pearls, chocolate sauce and something I couldn't identify. I think it was browned coconut. I wasn't impressed at all. The chocolate was to fancy for me I guess. If I'm going to pay $8.00 for an Ice Cream cone I would like it to be more spectacular. My son said his shake wasn't as good as the first one. Two people came in and asked for something and they said they were out. I gave this two tries and I won't be back.
__label__0 Noise Complaint -  First off- I love this park and the normal venues that happen (would be 4-5 star), but yesterday's \"AWOL Music Festival\" was way too loud for the area.  \n\nI live about a mile away and all I heard yesterday all day long was thump thump thump   inside   my home.  The bass noise is way to high for such a small venue. I also find it disrespectful to be playing that lowd until 11pm at night. I'm all for having fun, but not so loud and all day long. I went to the venue parking lot and felt like I was in the heart of a rave party and couldn't even have a normal conversation 300 yards away inside my car.  I hope this will not continue to happen.  Having a permit should not allow anyone to exceed a certain noise level- especially the bass noise level- regardless of who they are.  I have heard the symphony play there before and they are fine and I don't hear them inside my home- so that should be the benchmark you set. I am absolutely sure that I am not the only complaint in the area, and things like this should not be allowed to happen.
__label__1 I'm giving it 2 stars for the service and quickness. Now for the food, we ordered the pad Thai and the pad se ew. The pad thai was a big clump of sticky gummy ramen like noodles you could barely chew let alone swallow, but the flavor was good they need a flatter noodle and the chicken was over cooked. The pad se ew had good flavor but the noodles were not wide the pork was tough.\n\nI prefer the food at the corner Thai kitchen around the corner on trop.  Give it a try and please let me know what you think.  I jugde a Thai place on the pad Thai if they can make that well, you can bet the rest will be good too.
__label__3 Yummy veggie noodle soup... Veggie spring rolls and shrimp rolls are delicious... Lightly fried... Glad my family enjoyed it and they say that Vegas doesn't have good thai food..
__label__3 They juicy burgers in my favorite mall....  What can't I love?  The seating area for five guys was a little dirty, so I sat in the food court.    FRIES!!!
__label__3 Sometimes one gets lucky, and blunders onto a nice find.  After leaving the Las Vegas Foodie Fest and walking through the Silverton Casino to take in some welcome air conditioning until reaching the valet, I just happened by the Silverton Aquarium when fish were being fed by a woman in a dive suit.  The sea life in the aquarium is plentiful, including several colorful varieties of fish, along with rays and sharks.  The water is very clear, and it is easy to get up close and take in the unusual aqueous scene.\n\nWhile I was doing this, the black-suited diver swam away, and a shimmering mermaid, suddenly emerged to take her place.  She looked pretty realistic with a thick rainbow-hued tail.   \n\nThe Silverton Aquarium is a nice bonus attraction for those who play and stay at the Silverton!
__label__2 Ah, Lidl.  Where would I be without your shelves of cut-price groceries, your cheap rip-offs of well-known brands, your large and cheerless aisles and extensive range of discount alcohol.\n\nProbably leading a far healthier and more fulfilled life, to be honest.  But anyway, Lidl does keep bringing me back time after time, unable to resist its astounding cheapness.  \n\nThis branch, in Leith's Newkirgate, is a big one, so has the added bonus if offering a sundry assortment of budget household goods - I found a very good air mattress here once.\n\nAnyway, if money's tight you can't beat Lidl as a place to buy groceries, and I do maintain that there are a few things here - their German ryebread for example, or fairtrade bananas, that genuinely offer quality as well as value.
__label__0 I been going to this Walmart for the pass six years. I am sick and tired that this Walmart never has anything in stock and is messy! I can drive an extra 10 minutes to the one located at Ft Apache and W.Tropicana Ave and they have everything in stock and it's organized. I'm done with this place!!
__label__4 Love this store!! Great place to shop for personalized gifts. \nThey have tons of delicious smelling teas, which you can smell , taste and ogle over. My friend Kris and I stop by with my mom and we were impressed. They have ice teas, fruit teas, chocolate teas, white teas anything you can dream of. \n\nI am already imagining creating gift baskets with the goodies they have here. By the way , the prices are more than reasonable and give you lots of choices to contemplate. \n\nStop in here to relax , shop or just get creative with tea! Love it!
__label__3 Mattie's is a great addition to Charlotte.  It is comfortable and unpretentious.  It is not a yuppie diner wanna-be, which is good.  The portions are generous, the prices reasonable, and the value good.  I have eaten at Mattie's several times and have never been disappointed.
__label__4 This was just one of those places...5 stars through and through.\n\nCame here after a stop at the NC Music Factory's Fillmore. It was pouring rain outside, and after running from The Fillmore to Mattie's (just across the street) we were completely soaked. Upon entering, the waitresses popped up and got us towels to dry us off, what  a nice gesture. The place was empty since the show was still going on at Fillmore, so we took a seat at the counter. \n\nI got a patty melt, my sister got french toast, my dad some sort of breakfast plate, and my mom another sort of breakfast plate. We watched the food cook some 2 feet in front of us. While doing so, my dad and I read the story of Mattie's on the back of the menu. The diner is actually an old NJ diner that was moved here--what an awesome story. It also makes for a 100% diner like feel, and uber nostalgia. \n\nThe food came out...err...the owner cooked it and turned around and handed it to us since we were so close (it's a small place, what can I say!?) and the patty melt just hit the spot. It was pretty darn good, and everyone else enjoyed their meal as well. My mom even ordered an omelet (I promise she's not fat...just oddly hungry), which she had half of, and even got another waitress to try. The waitress had never had a spinach omelet, so my mom wanted her to try it--which after much persuading, she did. It made everyone seem like family. Thumbs up.\n\nPrices are very inexpensive--if I can remember correctly, dinner for the 4 of us plus drinks and an extra omelet was $30 or something. \n\nThis place is a little gem hidden near uptown. I'd stop by again in a heartbeat, and I'd encourage others to do the same. This place is a class act--absolutely recommended.
__label__2 We ate at Mattie's Diner on Saturday on a break from the All Ale to the Queen Beer Carnival that was going on at the Music Factory. I had planned to eat at the event but the available food turned out to be a plate of BBQ slop and beans or some fancy Panda Express. I opted for neither, but I was starving, so my husband and I popped across the street for some diner food. I'd never been to Mattie's before but had been near it several times. Pretty much every time we would go to a show at the Fillmore, we'd park next to the diner and think hey, maybe we should eat there some time. Diners are good for greasy, unhealthy but totally delicious food, right? So this was finally the right occasion and boy was I hungry. \n\nWe sat outside because it was a nice spring day. My only complaint about the outside seating area was the amount of cigarette butts littering the ground. Kind of gross when I'm there to eat. Our server was friendly and brought us drinks pretty quickly. Another couple was seated outside and had the cutest dog, so that kept me entertained while we waited. We each got a burger. I asked if they cooked their burgers to temperature and the response was that they had to be at least medium well. I was curious about this. I know diner burgers are usually kind of standard and aren't usually cooked to temp so I wasn't surprised that they didn't do this, but I was surprised that he specified that they HAD to be med well or more. Is that a testament to the quality of meat? Or was it just that the server, working in a diner, didn't really know all that much about meat temps? I decided not to dwell on it and just accept my burger as it was and hope for the best.\n\nThe burgers weren't bad. They weren't great or anywhere near Bad Daddy's level, but they certainly did the trick for two super hungry patrons. I did have a cheese malfunction when I lifted the top bun to add ketchup and the entire piece of melted cheese went with it and then settled back on the burger in a small pile of cheesy mess that probably would've tasted good if it actually covered the entire burger. As it was, I ended up with more of a hamburger after the cheese malfunction and found the experience lacking in that way. The fries were ok. They were the sort of fries that were better if you get a small crispy one than a larger kind of soggy one. No seasoning to speak of, but not bad with added salt and dipped in ketchup.\n\nI'm giving Mattie's 3 stars. It was solid in that I got just about what I expected. It's always nice when you're surprised and blown away but sometimes it's also nice just to get a decent burger when you're starving.
__label__0 After reading previous reviews I gave it a try, NEVER AGAIN!!!! After watching the cook sneeze in his hand then proceed to continue cooking without washing his hands I knew it was time to leave!!!! This place has the potential to be a really neat place, too bad the cook didn't follow basic sanitary common sense!!!
__label__3 An old diner feel and breakfast served anytime- how could you not love this place?!\n\nI have a super hard time trying to decide what I want when I go to Mattie's Diner. Why? Well, I kind of want to order everything. That's a good problem to have at a restaurant. Open face turkey sandwich, tuna melt, all the variations of loaded fries, the big holla (it's like a grilled cheese on steroids), breakfast... I've never had anything bad here. During our latest trip here, my friend Andrea got the cheeseburger wrap. It looked incredible. I will definitely be ordering that during my next visit. \n\nWe also discovered something new on this latest adventure to Mattie's: Chrissy's Buffalo Chicken Dip. Reido talked about this the entire drive to the Diner. When we got there, the rest of us were distracted by a mini cooper outside filled with stuffed animal dogs (I'm confused too... some kind of contest promotion). Not Reido. He went right inside and ordered the dip the minute he sat down. It was delicious. I think the best part of it is the homemade pita points that come with it. I could eat those by themselves.\n\nA long list of shakes, malts and floats. I try to save room for these, but I tend to eat way too much food. These also have a fried oreo sundae. The only thing that can make an oreo even more delicious is to fry it. \n\nThe service is quick and friendly. There's one super sweet server that I swear must be there every single hour of the day. I always see her. Does she ever get a day off?!\n\nTons of free parking. The place is kind of small inside, but there is also outdoor seating as well. It can be tremendous people watching depending on what concert is at The Fillmore that day.
__label__1 Mattie's was always a place I have wanted to try. It gets great reviews, its gets the stamp of approval from places around the city, and claiming to be a NJ diner in NC, I figured it had to be good. \n     Honestly, if you know anything about a NJ diner, or food for that matter lower your expectations. I ordered simple, eggs, bacon, toast, homefries, diner essentials. \n     Ordered waited about 10 minutes then came over dropped it on my table and immediately I know this was a mistake.\n     Toast was not toasted, potatoes were raw, and bacon was nothing but fat. I dont know if anyone cared because it the end of breakfast or what but I was appalled. It is pretty easy to make toast, a decent piece of bacon, and leave the potatoes on the grill an extra 5 mins. \n      Its an experience, old school feel, but the food is garbage. I saw on instagram someone put up a pic of the meatball hero and I was mortified. But idiotically I tired it anyway, so I guess I deserved it. \n     I hate sounding like a snob but for all the praise this place gets it was a major let down. MO
__label__3 Good dumplings, though I wouldn't say they're the best ever. We enjoyed boiled, fried and soup dumplings. If you're looking for good and don't want to dent your wallet, this is the place. I'd suggest the owner try to keep the place a bit more clean... Just getting the grime off the windows/doors could improve the overall eating experience for patrons.
__label__3 Reasonably priced and delicious this is THE dumpling house of China-town!\n\nLarge variety, and always savory - definitely worth the stop. You can also make your own dipping sauce from the traditional ingredients at the table.\n\nYou have every meat option - veggy, shrimp, pork, beef etc
__label__2 If you want dumplings, this is the place.  If not, dumplings are all they have.  This is CASH ONLY despite what Yelp lists.  It's in Chinatown where the restaurants are not all real clean.  This one falls in the middle.
__label__0 awful service. the guy always find excuses to prevent you from paying by credit card. food quality is nowhere near satisfactory
__label__2 Pretty ghetto-looking restaurant. Staff was on and off their lunch break, so they were enjoying a big banquet in the back of the restaurant. Also, overheard a girl saying that she had the fried dumplings before and thought it was gross because it was oily... what does she think fried means?\n\nI wanted to come here because of the more unique dumpling ingredient combos versus the norm of beef, pork, chicken. I knew I had to try the lamb dumplings. The meat was definitely very pungent like lamb is supposed to be, but there were little pieces of bones, so that was not too delightful. I would have liked to try more of the unique combos like beef curry, but my bf likes his staples so we got the shrimp, eggs, and leek dumplings. Of course, it was mostly leek and eggs.\n\nGet an appetizer of the cold cucumber salad, and you'll have a nice meal for 2 for about $20.
__label__1 Ok.. Very dirty restaurant front and kitchen. \nAlso took 30 mins for simple dumplings. Think they were flown in from Queens.
__label__0 Overpriced, hidden fees, bad service, dirty
__label__2 Average and quite pricey for a froyo. There a tons of new froyo that opens up around where I live and usually averages about $0.35/ounces. \n\nOn the other note, friendly staff and very clean place.
__label__2 We were at the point in our Las Vegas vacation where we were sick of food and yet still hungry.  So we tried this place out and, yes ma'am, very good.  My husband had a waffle with frozen yogurt and I had the very berry crepes. Not expensive but not a cheap meal, either.  Good to people watch, great for somethin different in the Vegas experience which did not include the word 'buffet'.
__label__1 There's not much to say about Blizz, except that they offer what they say they offer (froyo and smoothies), albeit it at a bit of a higher price than I'm used to. I ended up going with the acai berry smoothie, which was pretty much what I expected, albeit a bit steep at an $8 starting price (and nearly an additional $1 for any boosters). It was okay, if a little bit on the bland side, and the protein powder seemed pretty weak relative to other smoothies I've had that usually have that boost.\n\nThe service was fine and quick, but if you are looking for something new or unique, Blizz is just your generic (albeit overpriced) smoothie and yogurt joint. There has to be a Pinkberry (or something similar) somewhere else on the Strip that would be better.
__label__0 Refried fries in stale oil, jelly like gravy and chicken so chewy that Goodyear wants the recipe.. Yep, if that is what you are looking for!
__label__1 L'odeur qui \u00e9mane des toilettes ici est vraiment d\u00e9gueulasse. On \u00e9tait assis assez loin desdits petits coins, mais on sentait quand m\u00eame la puanteur impr\u00e9gn\u00e9e dans la pi\u00e8ce pendant qu'on mangeait, surtout quand la porte des salles de bain s'ouvrait. La poutine est correct, pas plus, un peu fade m\u00eame. Si tu veux boire un verre d'eau avec ton repas il faut acheter une bouteille (ils ne servent pas d'eau avec le repas et je trouve \u00e7a un peu cheap). Il y a des meilleures poutines ailleurs. Par contre, ils ont une poutine 100% v\u00e9g\u00e9tarienne, chose qu'on ne trouve pas toujours ailleurs.
__label__4 Greeted promptly... Ron III, was great!  very patient while my 3 year old jumped from bed to bed; and even played hide and seek with him...all while talking about what my options were.
__label__4 Thank you everyone at Half Price Mattress for the great product and customer service.\n\nI purchased the Stargaze Euro Top queen set and have never had a better mattress. Very nice, you won't go wrong for the money.\n\nTheir delivery and setup is top notch as well.
__label__4 Nice theater with reclining seats, also since this theater is not even a year old it's not prone to crowds.  While I like this  not being crowed and having my pick of the best seats; I do want them to stay in business so go check them out especially since the first films of the day are always $5.
__label__4 Any time I plan to go to the movies, I try to find a time at Picture Show that works for me.  Even though, it's located at PV Mall, it is far less crowded than the bigger theatres.  Also, because it is at the mall, there are plenty of places in the area to grab a quick bite to eat before or after the movie.  Ticket prices are less expensive.  Concession prices are more reasonable (still up there, but more doable).  I especially like all the room that I get in the actual theater.  The seats are comfy and I don't feel cramped.  Since there is less foot traffic, the staff is always friendly and I often strike up a brief conversation with them before going into the theater.\n\nSo, next time you want to go to the movies, give this one a go.  You will not regret it.
__label__1 I don't understand how Alex R could have given this 5 stars (yes Alex, I'm calling you out). Firstly, I urge you to read his review as it's hilarious, and it gives context to my review.\n\nIn the context of Alex R's review, I am of the WALKING category on this bridge. Occasionally waiting for a bus and sometimes cycling. But mainly walking.\n\nAnd when it comes to walking on this bridge, it's a total 'mare. Despite the quite wide streets, there are even more bus stops and it means that you often have to stop, quite literally, stop in your tracks and navigate around huge crowds of people. Couple this with the Edinburgh Rain and the Edinburgh Wind and the fact it's a wide open space which makes it the perfect place for the Wind and Rain to meet in full force, I never have fun walking over this bridge.\n\nThe only stars it gets are for the view. Walking into the Old Town, on your left you have Arthur's Seat and on your right you have all the amazing, beautiful old building that date back almost 1000 years (well Old Town itself does). Oh but wait, there are probably lots of people stopping to take photos of the beautifulness which further adds to the congestion.\n\nRant over. I dont really like crossing this bridge, but it does do a pretty good job of connecting the Old and New Town so that's saying something.
__label__4 The best night out in Edinburgh for me. The selection of bars available are consistently high quality (Villager, Bar Kohl, Malones, Oz Bar) and even dappled with some cheesier fare (Revolution, Frankensteins) should you wish.\n\nRestaurants are well-represented on the Bridge with Outsider and Grain Store both worth mentioning more than once. See also Oink, Bar Kohl (again, some of the best burgers in town), and Hotel Du Vin for some utterly unmissable food.\n\nSite-wise, you have the National Museum (officially 2nd best in the UK), Greyfriars Bobby, the Mound. And with the Grassmarket a hundred feet away, you have all the historic glory of the Oldtown epitomised in one place. Such a beautiful area for the visualists out there.\n\nNo visit to Edinburgh is complete if you miss George IV Bridge.\n\nOh and blah blah blah, Harry Potter, blah blah blah....!
__label__1 I thought the concept of this place was good, although basically the same thing as the Flame Broiler restaurants. \n\nThe problems began when we started ordering at the counter and the cashier wasn't very friendly at all. Not only was she grumpy and seemingly scowling, but she wasn't very helpful. \n\nMy wife ordered the Mahi Wrap, but we were quickly informed they were out of Mahi, so we switched the order to a salmon wrap. I ordered the chicken noodle bowl. We ordered a kids chicken bowl with noodles for our daughters to share. We asked if they could have some vegetables with the kids bowl and she said no because it doesn't come with vegetables. She did not seem interested in offering any other solutions for this inquiry.\n\nWe waited about 10 minutes and the food came out. My wife was served a salmon rice bowl instead of the wrap. The cashier was so unfriendly-seeming that we opted to not say anything about the incorrect order.\n\nThe food was pretty ordinary. I did not feel this there was anything special about the food. Perhaps the cloud of the unhappy employee clouded our taste buds. Needless to say, we will not be returning to this restaurant and if we having a craving for this type of food, we'll simply go to one of the other similar restaurants in the area.
__label__1 Tried it for the first time tonight and the service was fast and portion size generous.\n\nOrdered the steak and broccoli with brown rice. The steak was tasty but a bit grizzly and fatty. My wife had the chicken which was much better.\n\nBroccoli was good but the rice was mushy. W
__label__3 I love this place!!! My husband and I claimed this to be our quick fix for dinner options!!
__label__1 First and possibly last time I ever eat here... Umm tip, CHECK YOUR CHICKEN. In a rush, I came in for the first time to teriyaki boy right after working out at LVAC. I asked for dark chicken, w rice n veggies.  Order came up rather quickly.. BONUS points right? Upon looking at the chicken further, I'm noticing it wasn't grilled or anything, just looks like plain chicken. Then I'm thinking, did they microwave this, how did they cook it? Chicken came to me a little pale looking rather cooked... I take my first bite, not bad... Upon completing half the bowl I notice a few pieces that were not cooked... I brought it to their attention, they asked if I wanted something else. I said \"no\" due to the fact they might give me more undercooked/microwaves chicken... \n\nI'm betting that if I DIDN'T ask for sauce on the did I wouldn't have noticed it... So for future reference CHECK your chicken...
__label__0 (This review is for Las Vegas ie: The Strip)\n\nWent to Las Vegas on the weekend for a friends 30th B'day celebration.\n\nIt quickly dawned on me that LV is everything I hate about the USA in one location. Mindless gambling drones, drunk red-neck frat boys at 2 in the afternoon, plastic barbies, the excess of it all.\n\nThe one star is for the flight home.
__label__4 Vegas, \nYou're good for a long weekend. But I would hate to live with you. You're an expensive bitch, and we don't look anything alike.\n\nBut then you get me slightly smashed, then I don't care what you look like.. cause you'll love me anyway.  And maybe you'll show me your celeb friends. And we'll all hang out until 7am. Sure enough you'll beat me up with your liquor and dancing, but I'll come back next year. Fully equipped with bandaids and Advil.\n\nRegards,\nWhitey In Oregon
__label__0 As a pedestrian walking the strip you see the immigrants passing out porn every 10 feet while your preparing to climb another set of stairs because the escalators don't work.  One man collapsed on the bridge by Ballys and the paramedic said the city was broke and had no money to fix anything so get used to it.  I don't have to get used to it I just won't come back.
__label__4 Review # 500. Wow. When it came time to choose what to review for #500, I felt it was time to give some recognition to the city that has transformed my life, Las Vegas. On a cold, snowy night in the front range of the Colorado Rockies high above Denver things were bleak and we were miserable. And my wife and I decided we had had enough. Christmas morning we opened presents, then packed them into the back of a Penske truck and up and over the mountains we went. After 2 days of driving through a snowpocalypse we topped the hill right around sunset and there she was...Fabulous Las Vegas in all her brightly lit glory. She was...and quite frankly still is a sight to behold, especially at night. \n\nMy stay here has had some low points. As we didn't know the city that well, we first stayed in a drug infested extended stay hotel on Boulder Highway with a meth dealer on one side, a spice dealer on the other, and Metro knocking on the wrong door at 2 am was not the way one wants to meet the city's finest with badges. We had a guy who runs a local gay bar and was dating my sister in law call Child Protective Services on her entire family including us, all as retaliation against her despite the fact he beat the heck out of her and was trying to divert attention from that. Thanks Russ, we passed our drug tests and came out clean, thank you very much for the free State of Nevada funded lab work you jackass. And we got to work for a local contractor, Robert Half Technology that was the worst company my wife and I ever worked for. When we lost our jobs a week apart we almost lost our ass but we were absolutely thrilled to be free of Robert Half. \n\nBut while there's been some bad, the good beats it 10,000 to 1. I've met some of the most talented, creative, and downright inspiring people here. Thanks to Yelp and the wonderful Misti Y. who helped me get started Yelping again after a break, I turned Yelp into my exploration tool to discover Vegas. I've learned a lot about Thai food, had my first tapas, and even learned that Ramen is not the .19 cent per cellophane wrapped package stuff, it's a hand made wonderful thing to indulge yourself with and Vegas has a couple of great Ramen places. I enjoyed exploring the Strip and all that it has to offer, found JP's awesome chocolates, and things like Kiehl's which changed my life. And then there's Fremont Street...where almost every time I step foot on it ...as Loverboy sang during a free concert down there I'm \"Lovin every minute of it!\". And I ended up at Fremont during Pride weekend by accident and it was over the top incredible. \n\nStep away from the lights and you have some of the sweetest single track mountain bike trails imaginable, Lake Mead and the spectacular Hoover Dam and that mind blowing bridge are essentially in my back yard. I love the views of Mt. Charleston and Valley of Fire. I've watched the Nascar Sprint Cup race from LVMS, I've been caught in a thunderstorm twice on Lake Mead and while scared like never before we made it through. And I even managed to get into the Global Gaming Expo and play slot machines that the public hasn't even seen yet...and I got to go to CES, which if you love electronics was like the most over the top experience imaginable. Vegas...she's been good to me. I'm glad to be here. And thank you to everyone here on Yelp who has followed me, gave me tips and advice, and helped me to truly make this city my new home. While Kansas City is my hometown, Vegas is a great place to be...and I admit I love being here.
__label__4 Eat, Drink, Party, Sleep. Repeat.
__label__4 We recently moved to midtown Phoenix and needed to find a new cat sitter.  It's always hard to give someone you just met a key to your home and leave town, but after reading the previous reviews on Yelp I decided to give Jen a call and I'm glad I did.  She came over as promised to meet with us and took notes about our needs and a few days later off we went for a weekend get-a-away.  We had a little problem as I gave her the wrong key (totally my fault) but it all worked out in the end.  Oh, and our kitty even got a report card and a new kitty toy (left by Jen).  Jen's our new go-to when we have to leave town.  Thanks for everything Jen!
__label__0 So, we went here late one night craving donuts. We ordered through the drive-thru, and when we drove away we found they messed up our order. No biggie, it happens, so we pull around and ask to replace them. What do they do with the donuts we didn't want? Put them back on the shelf to sell to someone else. We had the donuts in our possession for 3 solid minutes. Fortunately, we're not crazy people who would sprinkle cyanide on donuts.
__label__3 We got these donuts and coffee for our house work day.\nIt was fantastic. I loved the one filled with cream. Definitely get a dozen and one of each..  I cant choose a favorite but getting this for our sunday was the best idea we had...
__label__1 BARGAINS BARGAINS BARGAINS.\n\nYes, Lookin' Trendy is as funky as your mum when she uses text speak like \"g2g\", trying to be down with the kids.\n\nSelling knock-off designer rip offs, it's very affordable and geared towards people trying to save a bit of cash. Nothing wrong with that in these troubled times, but it's not really my thing. T shirts covered in catchy slogans and metallic colours are loved by some people, but not for me.\n\nAs Stephanie said, it's like the kind of gear that turns up in markets and stuff. Maybe you'll like it if you're looking for a more affordable alternative to labels such as Ed Hardy, but it's not really what I go for.
__label__1 Maybe I just hit it at the wrong time, but 12:30 on a Thursday, the drive thru line wrapped around the building TWICE!... After jockeying for a parking space, I walked in and the line was to the back of the dining area.\n\nI walked away very hungry and frustrated as it took me another 10min to get out of the parking lot due to the wrapped drive thru line and all the cars trying to get in and out. \n\nFAIL.
__label__2 This is a pretty small dog park, with only one area for all dogs backed up next to a baseball field. My husband and I used to go to this dog park all the time when he lived over there, but now I only go occasionally when I choose to bring my pup to work and we both need a break for lunch. The people have always been nice, but the grounds have not always been kept up.\n\nI understand that it's a dog park and it will get messed up from time-to-time, especially in the summer, but a little upkeep would be nice. They recently \"remodeled\" it, but I don't see much difference, besides them reseeding the grass and taking out grass in half of the area. Not sure why they would take out the grass, as now it is dirt/mud/sand, and your pups are SURE to need a bath once you leave. \n\nI will come back to this park because it is the closest one to my work, but other than that there is really no other reason for us to come here. We have driven past this park to go to Chaparral Dog Park because it is much nicer, although we would prefer to come to this one because of proximity. Oh well!
__label__3 On entering this revamped place and proceeding into the great hall...OMG the detail in the pictures and paintings are visually stunning and esoterically beautiful.\n\nA very contemporary place, quieter than museum's usually are, yes it's smaller than I'd expected from the outside but makes up for it in wow factor, well worth the \u00a380K spent on renovation fees.\n\nGo if you like places with a medieval feel to them, history of scotland, medicine the war and the people who recorded some of the most significant historic events.\n\nWith a very busy gift shop and full to the brim bums on seats in their eatery, this was just the place to spend a few bob and actually learn something as well. \n\nGo if you like Glasgow Gorbals, art of science and medicine Royal Navy, death masks of William Burke and associated criminals, migrated families to Scotland and art history. I last visited a few months ago now, but feel like going again?\n\nBut above all...just go for the cultural effect, or the cafe buzz either way you will be rewarded.
__label__3 Coming from the USA I am used to electronic stores. Stores were you can practically go and buy a robot slave to wash your dishes and get an artificial heart or something . And being somewhat of a nerd I love my electronics and was aghast when I relized there were not as many electronic stores in the UK as in the USA. Where would I get my parts for my super collider!!! well this little shop is about the closest I can come to , and you know what? Thats not all that bad at all. I can go in here and get a nice wide variety to choose from. They have a little bit of everything. Camera, camcorders, Apple products, printers, and tons of other stuff. Thank you for being in Edinburgh you cute little digital store and having lots of goodies. I need you so I can get my electronic fix on when I need to . I recommend this shop for you folks like me , its also a great little place to go wander and window shop!
__label__1 I would give service 5 stars! Great customer service.\n\nBut I only give the restaurant and food 2 stars. Like how the place is decorated. Feels very comfy in there. Just needs some art up on the walls. But the food was no good! Took very long for our food. There was only 2 other parties in the restaurant. I ordered a California Turkey sandwich. They forgot the avocado and put way too many chiles on the sandwich. I could of made a better one at home. My husband had a parm chicken sandwich and the chicken was burnt and over cooked. The chicken was also flat and way too thin. The chicken sandwich cost $12! Way over priced. We could come back if the quality of the food was better and not over price. Never even saw a manger. They did take the chicken sandwich off the bill but the manager never came over and talked to us. Poor management. I have worked in restaurants for years and know what kind of service restaurants should give.
__label__1 Went here on a Saturday night with my family for dinner. When the server came to get our drink order, we each asked for water ( there was eight of us) and we also ordered nachos and some other appetizers. She came back with 5 waters and informed us that they were out Tortilla chips. Next we ordered another appetizer. The server came back and told us they were out of that too. My sister ordered a drink and they couldn't make it so she got a chocolate milk that wasn't mixed up.  I ordered a glass of red wine and when i said the name, the server looked at me like I had three heads. I had to explain to the server that the restaurant she worked at served a specific brand of wine and that is what I was asking for. Our server kept disappearing for long periods of time even though there was only one other table of two in the entire place. It took her forever to finally come and take our dinner order. Where we were sitting, we had a view to the kitchen line and a few of our dishes clearly sat under heat lamps for a while. My sisters dish was crispy and dry when it shouldn't have been and my mom's was dry on top and soggy on the bottom. Oh, and they must have been rationing water as well because despite asking twice for refills, we never got them. In short, service sucked, food was alright. Definitely will not be going back.
__label__4 The staff is the best....Thanks Ginger,  Brian,  Tamara and Jesse. The food is also Delish. Everything had been good.
__label__4 Great little spot with a much more sophisticated menu than I expected.  I have eaten here several times now for both meals and appetizers and drinks during networking events.  The BBQ chicken salad is massive and loaded with flavor.  Definitely a great choice for a substantial hunger. Southwest flavors of avocado and a corn salsa crown this yummy selection.  A few onion rings for a crunchy,  decadent touch were a perfect addition.  \n\nToday,  for a lighter selection,  the Ahi salad was a great choice. The creamy Wasabi dressing drizzled over the dish was the perfect amount of heat to compliment the perfectly seared tuna. Sesame ginger dressing on the side was a lovely sweet compliment to balance the heat wasabi and richness of the ahi. \n\nOn the beverages, the bloody Mary,  Virgin or full on, is amazing. I joked Wuthering the bartender it's basically a salad ina glass with all the delicious bits of celery and onion in the glass.  Until this drink,  i never had bacin flavored hot sauce and salt.  Bacon flavored hot sauce and bacon salt is something I need more of in my life.  Lol! Try it?
__label__0 I purchased an $8 Groupon good for $16 for this Quiznos.  You'd think it should be pretty simple for someone of High School graduate age to ring up an order, subtract $16 and then give me the correct total, right?  WRONG!!!!!  They took off $7.36 pre-tax and then $8 post-tax.  The entire $16 should have been subtracted PRE-TAX like a coupon (in fact, like their combo discount).  But no!  Their method gyps the Groupon user out of an additional $1.34 on a $16 Groupon, on top of their outrageous prices because they're located in a strip casino food court.  STAY AWAY!!!!
__label__1 The guy handing me my food had dirty finger nails! EFFING GROSS!\n\nI went through the drive thru and decided on a pollo bowl, I wanted to add cheese and he said it was one dollar more.... REALLY? What a rip off! I got to work and was taken aback! Literally, a bowl filled to the brim with rice and beans and 1/4 of a small breast! BOO!\n\nI tasted it and was turned off, the chicken was bland and dry and it just wasnt yummy! Had I got the cheese and added salt then yea, but seriously EPL?? I also got some red salsa and it wasnt good. Just a sad visit!\n\nWhat was the worst is that the guy at the window had long DIRTY fingernails! OH HELL NO!
__label__1 My co-workers and I came here for lunch. We ordered the chicken nachos and found two long hairs in them. It was totally gross. Other than that the food is ok.
__label__4 Awesome east coast style deli food with a fresh and healthy update, this is the best, we go there all the time
__label__3 This is a wonderful family owned restaurant with amazing service. Bagels are the best! Both the breakfast and lunch menus are extensive and the kitchen is very willing to make any dietary exceptions you have.
__label__1 In case you were wondering whatever happened to Mervyns... \n\nWell Kohls has been around for many a year now and there happens to be one in my living vicinity. It's one of the few clothing store in my area in a shopping center with a Target. Kohls sends me mail all. the. time. How they got my information is beyond me, but I've been on the tail end of a \"I don't have any money left in my bank account\" kind of month. BTW - if you've ever wondered how much it sucks to pay for grad school out-of-pocket, well, it sucks a lot.\n\nI have a banquet I am going to in honor of one of my professors from college and I really wanted to get a new dress and jewelry. Unfortunately I have very little money right now. I decided, what the hell, I will check out Kohls and just see if they have something I can afford. \n\nTo begin with the store itself is fine. There's really nothing wrong with it save for some things being a tad messy. To me it looks as though they are understaffed, hence the reason for the messiness. They had a sparse amount of employees working when I was there. No one at the registers. No one in the jewelry department. No one really milling about in the misses clothing either. I was not asked if I needed any help. I browsed and found a dress and went into the fitting rooms. The one I went in still had clothing hanging up in it.\n\nI browsed the jewelry section and found a necklace. Seems as though everything here is either 40% or 50% off or some kind of sale. \n\nLastly when I went up to pay there were two girls and between the two of them it took a few minutes to figure out who was going to ring me up. I ended up being escorted back to the jewelry counter to be rung up for my purchases. The girls were nice enough, just a little disorganized.\n\nOverall I would never shop here on the regular. This was certainly one of those desperate times call for desperate measures types of things.
__label__3 On my way there, was cursing my GPS as I was SURE I was in the  wrong area, but lo and behold, I arrived.  Yes, it is off the beaten path, in an industrial area.  But a fun, kind of funky place.\n\nBeer is very good.  Just wish the sit down bar was situated in a area more toward the tanks, its just odd (IMO) near the front door.  But that is NOT a reason to not go.  Staff is friendly and engaging.\n\nIf you are local craft beer drinker, make a trip, it is worth it.
__label__3 What a great brewery here in Phoenix! I am glad I dropped in on a recent business trip tot he area. I wouldn't go so far as to say this is a \"no frills\" type place, but if you are looking for modern sculptures and velvet ropes...then this isn't your place. This is a real brewery and if you stop by mid day as I did, you just may catch the crew doing their thing in making or bottling the many tasty brews.\nThere were not a huge ton of choices, but I really liked the depth of choices they had. Within the single menu you had everything from dark to light, even such gems as a Belgian IPA and a Mexican style lager... both of which I had and they were very good!\nThey also have a killer Yelp offer up, so check in and have a pint!
__label__4 Amazing veg!  Well worth stopping in for some great food & coffee!!!
__label__0 Wow - this place is lame and trust me when I say I was one of those people who wanted to believe they finally got it right this time with downtown development. \n\nLast night we left a show at the Orpheum around 10:30 and thought, \"Hey, let's walk over to Cityscape and grab something to eat.\" We walked around and ... nothing. The only thing open was Lucky Strike Lanes and I'm sure it's fine but not what we were looking for. I even asked a security guard if anything was open and he said not this time of night, except for Lucky Strike Lanes. He pointed me to the Hard Rock Cafe. Seriously? This is the 5th largest city in the country, on a Friday night at 10:30 and it was a ghost town.\n\nMany people have already pointed out the major flaws - this is a mall in the middle of the city, from Washington it's like a cement fortress, etc. But, I have to say, even from the inside it's terrible. I've walked around the place and thought, there's no there there. Where is all this stuff? I've seen Vitamin T from the street, but you'd never know where it was if you stood inside this place. \n\nI feel really bad saying this but it will probably work as a lunchtime food court for office workers during the months when you can comfortably walk around at noon. They'll probably bring in a Sbarro's pizza, Panda Express, a nail salon, etc and after 2 years it will be another Arizona Center.\n\nI hope I'm wrong.
__label__4 New bar down town. Awesome patio bar and restaurant!  Helpful and cute servers.
__label__4 I agree with Lindsey. I love the location, the concept but there is a something, something that is missing from the place that makes it a true vibrant urban hangout that it could be. \nAnd that something, something could be the outdoor ice skating rink that is in Cityscape for the last two years. This year the rink was bigger and the day we went down to skate, the weather was perfect. There were people skating in a t-shirt and jeans at the end of December!  Only in Phoenix!\nFor $10 it was unlimited ice skating, including skate rentals. The atmosphere was casual and festive. Chairs were provided for sitting if you were not skating. CVS was right there for use of public restrooms. You were also able to purchase snacks and drinks from CVS and bring them right to the rink for consumption\nMy son Andrew had so much fun- he skated for 2 1/2 hrs. with min breaks. Being that he's 5 and this was his first experience, I would say he had an excellent and positive time!\nHaving the rink there made the whole area feel so much more festive. It was great to see so many people gathered in an open, outdoor public place having a good time!
__label__1 Food wasn't bad... I've been in there three times now.  Love having a good breakfast place on Mill.  So why only 2 stars?  SLOWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW.  The last two times I went, it was incredible how long everything took.  And while it wasn't insanely busy, the staff were literally running around... sometimes carrying full plates!?  Waited about 20 minutes after sitting down to get that \"Has anybody helped you yet?\", and then it took well over an hour to get any food.  If they would just tell you at the front counter that the wait was over an hour, I'd be fine with that.  Pretty much exact same experience 2 times in a row, but like I said I'm a sucker for a breakfast joint.  Maybe 3rd time is the charm?
__label__0 I Am So Disappointed with this place, I ordered the Vanilla Custard and Wild Cherries. And I Got to Say is Ehhhhh the Cherries were a funky flavor and the Custard was runny it didnt stay together, it separated, I will Not Come Back  here. For my First Time Visiting that Place it Will be the Last. Uggghhh
__label__0 Excellent appearance of completely tasteless food.  I went in pretty hungry and the large plate I got was really bland and the ingredients themselves appeared colorful, large and appetizing but Zero flavor!
__label__1 It was early on in the dinner hours when we arrived. The place has a similar feel to it's Uptown cousin Nix and started off giving pretty good vibes. It looks nice and there was a good crowd inside. They even have a nice looking outdoor seating area. \nUnfortunately, we never got the chance to experience the food! They were already out of the wings on special. After this bit of bad news, we asked for a minute to pick something else, but put in an appetizer order. Quite a while later the server came back and dropped off the drinks, but before we could even stop her to finally place our order she was gone...and didn't return before our drinks were finished (about 20 minutes). We decided to give up on eating since God knows how long it might have taken to actually get the food if we ever finally got to place an order.     \nOther notes: \n-The booth was covered in grease and crumbs so apparently somebody actually was served food at this table at one point\n-Getting to the restroom was kind of a cluster maneuvering through the servers entering orders\n-The whole place seemed almost chaotic and unorganized with food and drinks being brought to wrong tables\n\nMaybe another week of preparation before the opening would've been a good idea. i'm hoping the kinks will get worked out soon because we really want to like this place. It still got 2 stars because they are brand new and i'm sure we'll try it again in the future.  However, Sake Express (which we ended up eating at) has only been open a week and they were on top of their game.
__label__0 This is the most incompetent pharmacy I've ever encountered. Time and time again I've been hung up on and talked to very rudely. I've also tried to trust them to fax my doctor's office when needed and they say they will..but they don't.. so I'm often left with wondering if I'll be able to get my prescription on time. I'm beyond frustrated and annoyed with this location and will be looking for another one. Don't even get me started on the lines. There are maybe 2 good people but the rest of the bad apples have completely spoiled the bunch.
__label__0 This is easily the worst hotel I've ever stayed in. It really seems like it should be illegal to charge how much they charge for a place in such a state of disrepair, and not even that conveniently located.  I don't think I'm particularly picky with hotels; I just want clean, safe, and quiet. But \"Quality\" suites seemed like more of a sketchy place you'd rent by the hour to conduct a drug deal or perform other illicit activity and then leave, not to actually sleep in. \n\nThe condition of the room was absolutely awful. It smelled horribly like rotting garbage, and despite emptying the majority of a bottle of Febreze it still smelled terrible. Nearly everything in the room looked like it had been brought in during the 70's, and then left for the next 40 years. Again, I was shocked that they could charge this much for how poorly maintained it was.\n\nUpon check-in we were excited to discover the complimentary shuttle. I was thinking that this might be the saving grace of the hotel and justify both the cost and the stench. We booked 2 spots on the shuttle to take us to Heinz field the next morning and were told to go to a specified pickup place to get the shuttle back and that they would be running pickups every 30 minutes up to 3 hours after the game. If there was no shuttle, then we were told to just call and ask to be picked up. Ok, sounds great. We go to our game, walk around the city a bit, and then only 2 hours after the game went to the designated pickup spot. We waited for a few minutes and I decided to call, just to check on the status of the shuttle. We're told the driver was just leaving and that he would be there in 20 minutes. 45 minutes later, still no shuttle. I decided to call and check in again. I'm now told that the shuttle has a load of people to take to the Penguins game and that he can get me in an hour. Unacceptable. This could've been their saving grace, but ended up being just as bad.\n\nI will never ever stay here again and highly recommend looking elsewhere for your lodging needs anywhere around Pittsburgh. There is not one redeeming quality about this scam of a place.
__label__1 Given the absolutely awful experience we had over at the Clarion, this hotel should have five stars, but I have to try and be objective like this was the only place we stayed over the weekend. \n\nThe outsides are very cute and quaint like little condos. I was surprised to see how big they were on the inside too. It had a full kitchen, living room, vanity with a sink, and the bed. The bed was super comfortable and I almost wanted to steal a pillow, they were so soft. However, this was not the cleanest hotel. The back of the toilet looked like it hadn't been cleaned since the last...male guest...and it didn't smell the best in the place. It was freezing when we got in there and had to turn the heat way up while we were gone. The TV was old but worked fine. We had a nice quiet evening watching it on the overly hard couch. There was a great fire place with tools, but alas, no wood. Strange. We would have liked to have a fire while watching our movie.\n\nNot the best but not the worst. When we go back to Pittsburg we will probably stay somewhere else.
__label__3 Close to home, very convenient.  My whole family loves the katsu curry chicken because of the large portions.  Myself, I try different things to spice-it-up.  So far, so good.  We are regulars and the young girl that took our order, always remembered us and was nice.  We haven't seen her for quite some time, though.  She was great.  I have ordered party trays, also,  Everything is good.  We also love the macaroni salad.  I eat it with some rice.  It is the best.  I would love to get that recipe.  American macaroni salad at the deli is too sweet, their macaroni salad is the best and we won't eat any other.
__label__2 HATE  Nothing.\n\nDISLIKE  The socially awkward cashier. Punch card is very specific to certain plates even if you're spending more. The random coin operated sticker/toy machine by the door.\n\nLIKE  The availability of low carb options. The Hawaiian music playing in the background. Choice of mini or regular size. Shrimp fried rice. Location close to work.\n\nLOVE  Nothing.
__label__2 Went here for dinner last night. 3 courses and a glass of wine (making use of the \u00a310 set menu) strikes me as good value for money. The service from boath the greeter and waitress was pleasant and attentive and my sardine starter and hake main course w/ side of spinach were both very well cooked and presented.\n\n\n I'd like to give them a further half star but as ever having to dock a full one instead. The cheese board was the one minorly negative aspect of the meal. It could have done with a couple more oatcakes and maybe more onion marmalde and the slice of brie had clearly been allowed to dry out and harden a bit + the cheese knife had seen better days (the plastic handle was cracked clean through on both sides near the base of the blade).\n\n\n No idea if the interior's changed much since it was a Harry Ramsden's but it's well decorated and gets a lot of sun. I intend to go back.
__label__1 I've eaten at Loch Fyne in Newhaven, Edinburgh a couple of times now and have yet to be blown away. \n\nThe most recent visit, the food was lovely, not superb, but nice; however the fact that we felt as if we were being ignored the entire time overshadowed menu.\n\nWhen they realised the wine we ordered was out, they decided to give us to free glasses, which was kind, however they didn't inform us until about 15 minutes after we ordered it, when we had to call the waitress over & ask where our drinks were.\n\nDuring & after the meal, the wine list was never reproduced for us to order something else - or them to have an upsell.\n\nWe had to get the waitresses attention to order & bring the bill (which there was a mistake on); she stood with her back to us most of the time cutting bread - which we didn't get any of (because we didn't order a starter maybe?)\n\nLove the area & view, the food is nice, just a shame the staff (we had at least) didn't pay more attention.
__label__2 Almost all women's yoga pants apparel... how many different pairs of yoga pants are there? You'll probably find the answer after walking into this store. I'm going to go down the middle of the road on this one and rate 3 starts- although it's a not a store built for my particular needs, the building is nice and in a great location, the staff were actually very nice to me; however, everything is incredibly overpriced.
__label__4 My wife and I had these hot dogs last night. Absolutely delicious!!!!! All toppings r free, n nicely presented for a 3.00 hot dog. Definitely a must for late night munchies
__label__0 Spirit airline We had nothing but delays both ways and they were two hour delays the plane was not clean I have nothing good to say about them I would get another airline or would walk over taking then again, plus there was a cup in my chair covered in gum ewwwwww
__label__0 Worst Airline company ever invented! I signed up for their $9 fare club membership because the one way flight I needed was listed under $9 fare club for members only However when i went to book it the flight came out the $109!! WTF! So i called the customer service department to ask to be refunded and they were like ummm no! The customer service rep was horrible not because he didnt refund me but because he talked to be like I was stupid and like what I was saying made absolutely no sense. So I asked to speak to his manager who told me that I should like the club cuz i get $10 off checked bags...WTF! I only wanted to use it for 1 flight only because Jet Blue was like $180 from vegas to la.....NEVER AGAIN!....EVER! I'd rather walk
__label__0 I thought Southwest was bordering on ghetto, but Spirit makes it look like British Airways.  It was .... barely serviceable for the price.  It was a short trip to Vegas, but it smelled a little like the public parking lots in Santa Monica - namely, urine.  The seats reminded me of folding chairs with a worn-out cushion.  There's a charge, it was $25 as I recall, for any carry-on bag other than a personal item, not to mention the charge for checked items.
__label__0 I flew Spirit from Fort Lauderdale to Las Vegas and primarily chose them because of their fare. First off let me say I am not someone who is unfamiliar with the airline industry. I spent 20 years working in the travel industry and nearly half of that working for one of the largest airlines in the world. \n\nI cannot speak for their other station operations but I will tell you that their Fort Lauderdale operation is one of the most backwards (insert expletive here) operations I have ever seen. You walk in and they have a huge blue sign for self check in which states \"carry on bags only\". Another line with a large red sign stated \"full service check in\". After spending a half an hour in that line we were told we needed to be in the self service line because this line was for \"international only\". I explained that I could plainly see the signs above the agents said international but all of the others said \"self check in\". Didn't matter, we were rerouted to stand in the self check in line, in spite of the fact that we had checked bags. Because apparently I was supposed to psychically know that even though the sign said \"carry on only\" they would also check our bags. After making our way through what could loosely be referred to as a mob my husband and I finally checked in and paid our $166.00 for baggage (insert several other expletives here) only to to be sent to another line to hand off our bags. Well the other line turned out to be another check in line. I am not unaccustomed to lines, even confusing ones that evolve due to large groups of people but these were not lines. They were swirling confused masses of people with little or no direction.\n\nI didn't find my plane in particular to be unclean or the flight staff to be rude but after looking over the charges for everything (water, soda...) I began to wonder if the sick bag I had taken and used for my used kleenex (sue me I have a cold) wouldn't end up being an extra charge as well.
__label__3 From reading all the reviews I was kinda freaking out about my flight but honestly people it's not that bad.  I flew from LV to San Diego.  I can handle anything for 1 hour.\n\nOne thing I notice from the posts is the displeasure of seating room and the extra costs.  The seats are tight - no doubt about that but you can add their roomier seats for something like $13 each way & they're huge.  I sat in the regular seats which weren't great but bearable.  I think you have to put things in perspective.  You get what you pay for.  If you want cheap air you're going to give up a little.\n\nAnother thing people complained about is the baggage fees.  If you plan ahead you're good.  Just pay for a checkin bag and you will have no problems. Also, you get a carry on item.  I had a back pack and no one said anything.   Again, this has to do with planning.\n\nI would say if you're looking for a short flight that is half the price of Southwest it's a good deal.  If not then you should book S.W. or some other carrier.  If you are looking for a deal and \"PLAN AHEAD\" then this is a good alternative or if it's last minute you can save a little.  \n\nNow that being said the worst thing I can say is I didn't care for the staff.  No smiles, little bit of attitude etc.  - oh and french accents for the whole staff (kinda annoying).  \n\nThe biggest annoyance is the people who sat near me and complained or made snide remarks about the extra costs and fees.  People - you have a choice.  This isn't some third world country where you only have one nationalized airline.  You can book somewhere else.  If you book it deal with it just don't get on a cheap flight acting like you're a priority first class passenger.  You're going cheap know your place.\n\nHope this helps.  good luck.
__label__0 Thank you Spirit Airlines for being the airline that lacks compassion. My grandmother passed away before I could use my airline ticket that I purchased to say my goodbyes. In an attempt to modify my ticket to fly out for the funeral, I encountered rude and unhelpful operators. Spirit Airlines policy is to charge the consumer a $125 fee to cancel a reservation and receive zero credit from the original plane ticket purchased. The other option is to pay $125 to modify the ticket to another date, which is slightly reasonable. What was not reasonable was telling a mourning grandchild that they must immediately pick a date to modify their trip for a funeral. When I was disappointed to hear that they had no grievance policy, I informed them that I would need to call back since I was unsure of the funeral dates. The operator's response was \"Just to let you know Ms. Perez, when you call back our policies will not change.\" I work in a profession that allows our employees to do what is in the customer's best interest. I am truly disappointed and disgusted with Spirit Airlines. I encourage everyone I know to never fly this airline. It is not worth the money saved flying a discount airline. Going forward, we will always fly a more reputable airline no matter what the savings may be with Spirit.
__label__0 You get what you pay for.  Took my first and last trip on Spirit.  Flew from Las Vegas to Fort Lauderdale and back.  The plane was a dog.  My window seat looked like it was cleaned with mop water.  Garbage in my seat pocket.  A seat that wouldn't recline.  Dirty head rests.  A 4.5 hour flight and i'm not even offered water?  Maybe that's a good thing since only one of the two lavatories was working.  Spirit did get me there on time, but I ran for a shower immediately.
__label__0 Never again. Wish I had read these reviews first.
__label__0 Terrible. Dirty airline. Charges ridicules fees for carry-on's.\nThe upgraded service is expensive and not worth the cost.\n\nPlease fly another airline. Jet Blue is a better service.
__label__0 NEVER, NEVER, NEVER, did I say NEVER fly this airlines. Their flights look like a good deal, then there are no seats available but upgraded seats(extra $), then there is the charge for a carry on, then there is a \"Club Spirit\". Just in case you are thinking about the membership, run! I signed up thinking the membership would help defray the cost of my flight. WRONG. Within 2 minutes I cancelled. I called Spirit to make sure I wouldn't be charged. They said they would be charging and that I agreed originally to the terms. They were right. I did agree to the terms. The terms are very unclear as to what you receive and don't receive from membership. This is a sham and anyone I can reach to make sure they don't fly Spirit I will not hesitate to tell my story. Flight was July 15th, 2013 from LAX to Las Vegas
__label__0 Never flying this lousy airline ever again. \n\nThey screw you over at every opportunity.\n\nI wish there was a way to give zero stars.
__label__0 Yeah...not flying this airline again. Cheap tickets aren't that cheap after everything is said and done. Website sucks. Online check in was an unnecessary hassle.
__label__1 If you're reading previous reviews, I'd recommend first doing your own research before disregarding Spirit. While it is true that Spirit charges you for literally EVERYTHING, including check in baggages, carry on baggages, water, food, alcohol, and even SEAT selection. But it's like you're \"getting what you paid for.\" HOWEVER, I must point out that even with all these extra charges, occasionally Spirit is STILL cheaper than the cheapest flight on expedia, or Southwest. \n\nThe staff is easy to work with and they give you a heads up that if you wanted to be seated together, you must immediately go to the Spirit agent at the door and let them know. I had no problem getting seats sitting together for four people both ways. The staff on the plane aren't gorgeous like other flight attendants, but they are kind and at your service. They don't really pay attention to the patrons during the whole flight, but that's what the service button is for. \n\nPlane was dirty both ways and seats in the back and small and uncomfortable (I'm 5'3in and my knees hurt). The front seats are bigger and have head rests. I went to Vegas, so the ride was fast (1.5) and we had no problem with any delays.\n\nTips: \n1) Paying online for check-in and carry-ons bags are cheaper than paying at the airport. \n2) EVERYTHING is charged. DO NOT assume anything is complimentary.\n3) ONLY fly with Spirit if it is a SHORT flight. Short flights allows you to take a nice nap and wake up at your destination with maybe a bathroom break (that IS free). In the long run, short flights will be cheaper (all things included - comfortably, price..etc).  Long flights may cause you to want to buy the horrendously priced food/drinks and cause body aches. \n\nOverall: worth it if you can travel light and plan to go somewhere nearby, or bring your own food onto the plane. Other airlines are obviously better, but this is definitely cheap.
__label__0 WORSE AIRLINES EVER. EVER! ... EVER!\n\nThey charge you for everything. Even the complementary peanuts you're suppose to get for free. Carry on is $50 so pack light guys. The inside of the place is disgustingly dirty. The seats are crammed so close together that even I can barely move and I'm 5 foot 100lbs! That's an exaggeration, I was able to move but barely. I  just cant imagine someone being comfortable sitting there. The person next to you is basically shoulder to shoulder with you. So hope the stranger next to you doesn't have a woundering head when they sleep. \n\nNow lets talk about punctuality. Spirit Airlines do not believe in arriving and leaving in a timely manner. It's not in their vocabulary. There is always something wrong. Always. \n\nOur flight from LV to Chicago had to do an emergency landing In Denver due to a cracked window. Let's just say, my group of friends slept on the airport floor, was fed with $7 food vouchers, endless waiting, after 20 hours stuck in Denver they put us on the same damn airplane with the cracked window! Went up in the air and went right back down. Wtf right. Arrived to Chicago with United airlines (waaay better). Leaving Chicago, we had to ride with Spirit again (not by choice already purchased ticket) & that will be the last damn time I will. Delayed due to the AC being broke. Surprise. The turbulence, I will never forget. I literally thought I was going to die. Like for real. Little kids in the back screaming, people barfing behind me. It was every airplane thriller movie I had seen brought to life! \n\nThey've contacted us trying to give us a $50 voucher to use with their airlines. Yah no thanks, I'd rather walk.
__label__0 3 out 4 delays in 6 month period that's unacceptable . We are gonna find a different airline
__label__0 I haven't even gotten on my flight yet, and I'm already exasperated. There are four of us traveling to a funeral.  This is an already stressful situation, to be compounded by more stress from this airline.  I did not book this flight, another member of the family did and it was done over the phone.  Not at any time during this one hour conversation did they tell her about the size of the bag, or any of the bag expense or limitation.  Not only that, she was never informed about an additional expense just to sit with the people you are flying with ($5.00 per person per flight) or checking in at the airport would be $10.00 per person per flight.  Luckily I got online to get the boarding passes, and found all this information out.  What a nightmare having to run around trying to find a bag that fits into their criteria for the \"free personal size bag\" to carry all your items in.  I will NEVER-I repeat-NEVER fly this airline again.  I was also told that the seats do not recline, and there is no leg room to make room for extra seats, so now we all get to be uncomfortable on a two hour flight.  And make sure you keep room in your bag for a water or soda or a snack because they charge an arm and a leg for that too on the flight.  With all the hidden fees, it is one of the most expensive and uncomfortable flights there are.  You are not saving any money flying this airline.
__label__0 hands down the worst airline I have ever flown on. they have a sneaky fee policy for everything, and the customer service is horrendous. the customer is never right and if you argue too much they'll deny your boarding pass. I will never fly with them again!
__label__0 I am stuck in Las Vegas! What's up Spirit Airlines!?? \n\nNot only was my experience one of the worst customer service experiences of my life, but I also will be stuck with no where to go until tomorrow morning (over 14 hours) at no fault of my own. \n\nI was scheduled on a flight from San Diego to Las Vegas today, that was delayed. (I understand that happens) but I asked the gate agent if there would be problems with my next flight. He literally told me \"no, but make sure you run\" (meaning to my next gate) \nWell lo and behold, I arrive, and my connecting flight was gone.  \nThey offer a flight tomorrow, no hotel, no help with getting a flight sooner from another airline, nothing. \nAnd that's \"the best she can do\" - Ms. Avalos, in Las Vegas. \n\nWhen they are the ones that put me on the flight in the first place... Knowing my connecting flight would depart before we landed. \n\nI'm in shock that you can leave someone without anything when it is your mistake. To make it worse, there is no one else for me to speak to?! Who do I contact to resolve this situation? \n\n-one seriously disappointed customer.
__label__1 You think it's cheap right off the bat but then you start realizing all the hidden fees. After all the fees, it ended up being more than it would have been to take Southwest. \n\nSuggestion: If you can sit or sleep anywhere, go for it. If you want to get cozy with your neighbor, this is your chance. The seats DO NOT recline. If you can handle those, fly spirit! However, I always tell my friends this is a just fine airline but not if the trip is over 2.5 hours away. The shorter the flight, the more manageable it is to sit on the plane.
__label__3 I have been taking my Yorkie/ Maltese and English Bulldog to Bark Place for almost a year and half. \nI have always been able to call and they have always been able to take one or both of my dogs (I don't always take my Bulldog) the same day which is super convenient! They are always ready for me when I arrive and they take the dogs right back. \n\nI have never had a problem with the grooming my dogs have received here. They have always done exactly what I have requested and I have never seen any knick marks or cuts on my dogs. \n\nThe last time I took in my Yorkie/ Maltese he was really over grown, because I thought he looked super cute as a long haired mutt and I just didn't want to get him a hair cut! But I finally felt so bad for him, despite how cute he looked, so I took him in. I was really impressed because they still charged the same $45 to have him completely clipped down! He looked like a whole new dog when they were done! \n\nMy only wish about Bark Place would be that they took debit cards. It might sound silly, but I never have cash on me.
__label__2 I've been to Aldi stores before, back when I used to live in IL, so I was familiar w/ the layout.  If you've never been, it's like a miniature Sam's Club, but with generic-brand products and no membership fees.  \n\nIf you need a cart, you may pick one up at the side of the store by depositing a quarter, which you may then retrieve by returning the cart when you're done w/ it.  There usually is just enough room for two small-sized people walking side-by-side pushing carts one-way, so just keep this in mind as you go through the store and its mazes.  Just because most, if not all of the brands here are generic, it doesn't mean that Aldi doesn't sell quality stuff!  I was pleasantly surprised to find ORGANIC turkeys sold here the day before Thanksgiving.  Too bad all of them were about 12 pounds or larger, or else we'd have bought one to try, and I'd have one more thing to review here...\n\nThe reason I wanted to post something about my Aldi visit was to say that chocolate lovers must, if you haven't already, try a few of the European chocolates sold here!  You may find them among one of the first crates to your left as you enter the store and proceed forward.  Two brands we tried were Choceur [dark choc, milk choc, and milk choc w/ almonds (those w/ a hazelnut allergy would best stay away from the almond bar-- it contains hazelnut paste)] and Moser Roth (chili dark choc).  While the Choceur milk chocolate and almond bar was delicious (not too sweet!), I did feel the room spin as soon as I had a bite (I'm able to eat toasted hazelnuts w/out problems, but hazelnut spreads and chocolate-covered hazelnuts do cause allergy symptoms).  I'm savoring a few pieces of the dark chocolate variety as I type this... Mmm, and it's so melt-in-your-mouth creamy-dreamy!  If you're a bit daring when it comes to mixing chocolate and peppers, then you may like Moser Roth's Chili bar.  I didn't find it as spicy as my baby sis did, but then again, she doesn't really like spicy dishes (she orders a \"1\" when at a Thai restaurant that serves dishes ranging a mild 1 to an inferno 5), but the flavors harkened to the times when I tried Mexican hot cocoa and churros made w/ Ibarra chocolate....\n\nMy older sister's MIL LOVES the brownie mixes here!  I can't review it, as it contains corn products; However, the aromas that wafted throughout the house while it baked sure smelled delightful!  (The beautiful cracked surface of the brownies also teased me until I finally had to turn away before I gave in.  LOL)
__label__2 It's Burger King, there's not much to say, but this is a nice, clean location. Good service, 24 hours and they have my favorite drink of all time... VAULT soda on tap lol.
__label__0 Easily the worst Burger King in Vegas.. Maybe the nation. Last night I went though the drive thru because I wanted to try the new whopper, after waiting 20 min. I finally get my order and bring it home only to find out it wasn't my order.. Tonight I go there because I really want to try the new whopper and again after waiting 20+ min. They forgot half my order. I won't be back. And if the owner does end up reading this review then he should seriously consider finding new management!
__label__2 I'm glad theres another home improvement store up here. Of course it's going to be compared to Home Depot down the street and I still think I like Home Depot customer service overall. This Lowe's is always neat and organized and not as busy which is a plus. I've never really been approached here by associates and they are a bit harder to find probably since it's not a high traffic store. They're generally pretty nice when you do ask for help though. With that said, I think this is where I'm getting the supplies for painting the cabinets. \n\nThere really isn't much to say... it's tools and stuff.
__label__2 This snug little place is moving to a larger space in the new year - just to let you know. It'll be near Extension and Baseline. Now... the food is good and prepared while you wait and and unusual. Definitely go with the Swedish Pork Schnitzel and the beet salad. The saurkraut is divine as is the large lacy cookie to have after dinner. Service is efficient but you will wait for your meal to be prepared - not a place to be in a hurry, ok?? But it's worth the wait and I will definitely go back. But... I will skip the peas. They were boring. Sorry.
__label__1 This is a small, quirky, family-run restaurant.   Maybe we went at a bad day, but they had real problems.\n\nService was way slow and confusing.   Other reviewers say this, and this does not rate 2 stars.     We got an appetizer plate that came with two small crackers, I asked for a couple more crackers it took like 10 minutes no kidding.    Bottom line is that they are stretched thin and very disorganized.  \n\nA couple of the dishes were terrible.  We got a three kinds of baked casseroles (you have to order in advance).   One was some kind of tomato cream dish way too sweet and salty.  The other was some kind of potato fish bake, greasy, again way salty, and had bad fish smell.  Keep in mind that I like sardines, anchovies etc and that I like salty food.\n\nWe had a large party and asked for a few extra plates, were told there was usually a 4 dollar \"plate fee\" to cover dish washing cost.  Huh?\n\nAtmosphere:  I usually don't care about atmosphere and I realize they had to rent a strip mall place, but too loud.   The eating area is small and has hard surfaces, and they had a boom box playing pop music.   Basically everyone had to talk louder, which echoed, which made everyone talk louder.    \n\nWe did get a few good items and I wish them the best of luck.   My advice to owners:\n\nSimplify your menu, figure out popular dishes that you do well and cut out most of the rest, then try to organize your operation.   The biggest problem with small restaurants is sometimes trying to do too much.\n\nSecondly cut the boom box.   Don't copy the worst of chain restaurants by providing \"free\" music, at least until you get better acoustics.\n\nI don't own restaurant and if I did it would certainly fail, so take my advice for what it is worth.   This restaurant will be moving to new, larger location and if they don't prepare the problems could get much much worse.   Current staff and organization with bigger place would be disaster.\n\nGood luck, would like to come back.
__label__3 Not too shabby... Is that how the saying goes?\n\nI had the $3.99 special, 2- eggs, 2- sausage or bacon, 2- pancakes. Nothing special, but a great price! My son had scrambled w/ bacon and I had over-easy w/ sausage. The meat was small and my 2 over-easy eggs were dwarfed in comparison to my son's scrambled eggs lol. But I guess that's because they use beaters but it wasn't bad. I would return specifically for these type of specials.\n\nNOTE: Their winter hours are 7am to 3pm.
__label__0 Their product gets 5 stars and you definitely pay top dollar for it but it's great. Overall normal day service gets 2 stars as they are generally slow as hell. Today however gets 1 star.  0 or perhaps -1 if it were possible.\n\nI drive here all the way from Huntersville and don't mind the drive or their prices because the seafood is fresh. But I always call ahead to make sure what I want is in cause its quite a haul. No different today. Been wanting to make some chowder so called ahead and reserved 2 dozen cherrystone clams. \"Do you have them? Yes, absolutely. Ok I'll see you in about 45 minutes.\" I get there, get ignored at the register for a few minutes and when finally helped. The woman looks at my order ticket, goes back to the back for 3 or 4 minutes and then comes back with an \"it will be a minute\". Ok. So my call ahead order isn't already ready. That sucks but I'll wait. Literally 10 minutes later, after they see me still standing by the register, one of the guys tells her to go back and \"do a count of the clams\". 3 minutes later she comes back and says something to the guy. Another 3 minutes go by and he goes to the back. Thank goodness he only took another 45 seconds to come back and tell me   \"we oversold and have zero clams\". No \"I'm sorry.\" just a \"well someone gave you bad information when you called\".  You have to be kidding me. As Seinfeld told the rental car company. \"You know how to TAKE the reservation you just don't know how to KEEP the reservation... \n\nWhat would have been great service recovery?  \"I'm so sorry, how about a half dozen dry pack scallops on the house.\" Or, \"Here's 5 bucks for gas or something, anything...!  Even half an effort like that would have kept me loyal. Instead... It's been nice knowing you Clean Catch.
__label__3 I had the opportunity to visit here on 2 occasions. The City Chambers are usually booked for conferences and meetings. \n\nAs a venue this is a great way of impressing visitors and delegates. To enter the main building you go past security. The carpeted stairs are something out of Harry Potter; big banisters you can slide from and they seemingly go on forever. They lead to many different rooms and doors There is glass in lead windows and big old historical paintings on the wall. Impressive. \n\nThe main function room is the Council Chamber - that is close to the kitchen and provision of meals and buffet is done from here. It has views over Old and New Town Edinburgh. \n\nThey provide a drop down screen for projections too. I guess a wedding reception here would do just nicely. I had the pleasure of attending an Bir Urquell tasting meal where the Czech brewers opened up vat after vat to accommodate us drinkers. We were served a 3 course meal on round tables for about 90 odd people - plenty of space. The service was really good and I enjoyed spending time here. \n\nThe toilets are of the old Victorian Crapper variety. Lots of white tiles,  spacious and acoustic - I did have quick go with a song & whistle and it sounded  fabulous! :o) \n\nSome areas cannot be entered by wheelchairs, but they have ground floor spaces if this is the case. \n\nSmoking is permitted outside only, however they have very little to no ashtrays, smoke pots to use. This is available on the Royal Mile / High Street.
__label__3 About three weeks ago the Greek gods decided to take a break from their endless squabbling, descend from Mt. Olympus, and pay a visit to us mortals. Fortunately they landed in Phoenix, and they came bearing gifts. These can be sampled at Athena Greek Cuisine, a new restaurant in the shopping center at Mayo and Scottsdale Rd.\n\n     If the Scordalia ($6) isn't heaven sent, I don't know what is. This spread, made from bread, almonds, potato, olive oil, white wine vinegar and GARLIC is jaw-droppingly good. It has a mellow, almost sweet taste and is good smeared on anything, but especially on the Greek Sausage appetizer ($7), another gift. In fact, all the appetizers we had were delicious. Ken chose Grilled Octopus ($12); Pat had Greek Style Wings ($9), which had been marinated in olive oil, parsley, oregano and lemon (these were even better cold the next day). Marinated Beets ($7) were refreshing. Meg, to whom we owe a debt of gratitude for introducing us to Athena, says the Fried Smelts ($7) are tasty too. It's so nice to have out-of-the-ordinary menu selections available. And the servings are surprisingly large, great for sharing.\n\n     The entrees don't reach the sublime level of the appetizers, but for the most part they were good and reasonably priced. Meg and I split Moussaka ($13). It was as good as any I've had in Phoenix, but there was nothing to lift it out of the ordinary. Stewed green beans were served with all the entrees, and these were a nice foil for the richness of the moussaka. Ken had the Combination Plate ($15) which had Pastitsio, Moussaka, Dolmades with Avgolemono Sauce, and Roasted Leg of Lamb. I thought the lamb was \novercooked (but that seems to be the norm for Greek restaurants) and tasted curiously liver-y. Pat was disappointed with her Greek Spaghetti ($12) which was way too salty.\n\n     We were quite full, but Pat, being half Greek, felt we had to sample the Galaktoboureko, a filo and custard concoction. The custard was pasty, rather than\nsilky, and the lemon sauce needed some zest to wake it up. But it was nice to see something besides Baklava on the menu (in fact there were a number of Greek desserts). \n\n     I loved Athena's decor. It's happily over the top. There's a statue of Athena centered in the doorway, an aqua back-lit frieze on one wall, a white bar framed with Greek columns. The white painted wooden chairs (which Ken said were not very comfortable) look great against the dark floor. The only jarring note is the two TV screens flanking the bar. If you go on Athena's website you can get a virtual tour of the restaurant, and also check out the menu. \n\n     Our waiter Chris and his \"shadow\" were both very pleasant and seemed familiar with the menu. There was a huge amount of staff for the number of patrons, but better too many than too few. Given that Athena has been open only for a short time, I find it easy to overlook the shortcomings - in fact we're planning to return this weekend. We'll probably stick to the appetizers, but believe me, that's no sacrifice!
__label__2 Pho Mailan is a good restaurant with good service. I always get the Summer Rolls and Pho Meatball which both have great flavor. I usually go in on a Sunday evening as they have the football game on a flat screen. Glad there is one near home now. I will definitly be back
__label__3 I come here for the Pho and the good service...I've been to other Pho restaurants in the Henderson area and service is just terrible.. Pho Mailan..the employees are nice and helpful with ordering when you're trying something new..nice flat screen on the wall, so dinners have been great while watching a game on TV.
__label__0 WILL NEVER come back here considering there are a couple of other better Vietnamese restaurants around the area. \n\nI ordered to go and got:\nBeef wrapped in betel leaf appetizer\nVermicelli with grilled pork\n\nSo I went to go pick it up and asked for an extra anchovy sauce that should come with the beef wraps. I've had this from other places and it usually comes with anchovy sauce AND on their menu it states \"served with anchovy sauce\". The employee (super nice btw) had no idea what I was talking about and said she would go and ask. Another employee came and asked me to elaborate. He then went back in the kitchen then came out and told me they were preparing it. I stood there a couple mins and the first employee came back and said let me check on it for you. Then I heard a voice from the back saying, \"no there's no anchovy sauce. We don't have anchovy sauce. There's nothing. I don't know.\" So I figured okay they don't have it, whatever it's fine. But then the second employee walks out and hands me a container of some sauce. I ask if that's really anchovy sauce and he says yes. Really? You're going to lie to me? At that point I just grabbed my food and left. \n\nReason for 1 stars:\n1. Don't lie to me. If you don't have it then just tell me that. Don't try to give me something else and try to pull a fast one on me. What if I was allergic to something in that sauce? Not cool\n2. Vermicelli was decent. BEEF WRAPS WERE NOT EVEN COOKED ALL THE WAY THROUGH. They pretty much gave me raw meat. The only part that was cooked was the outside. Completely pink on the inside. That is definitely not how it should be served. I was so disgusted. That's a health hazard. If you can't make a dish right then TAKE IT OFF OF YOUR MENU!!! It's that simple. \n\nI would give this place ZERO stars if I could. I'll pass on this place. Definitely not my go-to Vietnamese restaurant.
__label__2 Finally decided to try this place so I could compare it to Pho Saigon 8 down the street. \n\nPho Mai Lan is a nicer / cleaner restaurant with better service. Their menu is extensive. They were really good about splitting the bill and didn't rush us (but were prompt when we asked for it).  \n\nI had the bun cha gio thit nuong (cold vermicelli with grilled sliced pork and crispy egg rolls), which was good, but the vermicelli was a smidge overcooked for my taste. \n\nI also had the nem nuong cuon (roasted pork rolls / spring rolls), which were alright. The rice paper was fresh and not dry/thick, but the filling was mostly lettuce and not that interesting. The roasted pork was also not the same as the kind I'm used to finding in spring rolls, but it was tasty nonetheless. \n\nUnfortunately, since I've never had the bun at Pho Saigon 8 and I have yet to try the pho at Pho Mai Lan, my goal of trying to compare them was not met. whoops! I'll definitely be coming back to give the pho a try.
__label__4 Fantastic service with friendly smiling staff from the moment I walked in. Atmosphere is bright and clean. Incredibly fast service with deliciously fresh flavors. So worth the drive!
__label__3 J'y suis all\u00e9 pour \u00e9couter une game de hockey, il y a plusieurs \u00e9crans qui permettent de bien voir peu importe o\u00f9 on est plac\u00e9. Les pintes sont 2$ moins ch\u00e8res durant le 5 \u00e0 7, il y a un \"concours\" durant lequel on peut gagner des shots gratuits si le joueur s\u00e9lectionn\u00e9 durant la game score (alcool gratuit = win) et un tirage d'un certificat cadeau apr\u00e8s. Gros gros gros bravo pour le burger au bison qui \u00e9tait VRAIMENT bon. On \u00e9tait un pas pire groupe (entre 6 et 10 tout d\u00e9pendant de l'heure), on a re\u00e7u un super service de la premi\u00e8re serveuse, un service correct de la part de celle qui est arriv\u00e9e \u00e0 19h (on aurait aim\u00e9 la voir plus souvent) et un bon service du busboy qui \u00e9tait ben patient avec nos commentaires ridicules de filles soules.\n\nLa s\u00e9lection de bi\u00e8res est impressionnante, la bouffe est bonne et l'ambiance et assez cool, j'y retournerai!
__label__1 Chez ma grosse truie cherie was not really on my list of must try Montreal's restaurants. I ended up here because with a group on 5, it was not easy to get a reservation on a busy Saturday night. This restaurant seems to catered to large groups with communal tables and family style menu, which seems to be well suited our party of five.\n\nService was attentive and excellent. I wish the food can match the service. \n\nWe shared: \n\nOysters ($15) - Apple ice cider vinegar from Vergers de la Colline\n- Not bad, I had better oysters..\n\nChef Choice Seared Foie Gras ($23)\n- The best part of the meal... I would just come back to have that\n- Love how the sourness of the fresh grapes compliment the fattiness of the foie gras\n- No sharing! All mine!\n\nThe Whole Hog ($32/pp) - Baby back ribs, smoked grilled pork chop, braised shanks, braising juices and parmesan cheese French fries \n- The platter looked amazing for photos but most of the meat tasted bland and dry\n- The only thing I enjoyed was the shank which was tender and moist\n- I did enjoy the roasted vegetables... \n\nThe only saving grace might be some local beers in bottles... Dieu du Ciel did make the dining experience a little more enjoyable.\n\nSadly I doubt I will be coming back again really soon...... unless I can have that foie gras all for myself!
__label__1 I'd love to give these guys a better review, because they were very friendly and professional.  However, I was very dissapointed with the service I received.  I'll type the one sarcastic comment that I can't get out of my head and then I'll get to the more substantial feedback.  I thought a detail was supposed to be a little more DETAILED.\n\nHere are the positives, because I want to give credit where credit is due.  The guys come to you and are very polite.  They were a little delayed, but called to let me know which I appreciated.  Also, they do a great job at steam cleaning the carpets and the exterior wax job was awesome.\n\nOn to the negatives.  When I came out to see the work they did, I immediately noticed several smudges in the interior which they cleaned after I pointed them out.  Also, I noticed a scratch on the passenger side leather seat and a hole punched in the carpet near the pedals.  Anyone who knows me knows that I am a DETAIL oriented person.  Those defects were not present in my car prior to this job.  To add to this bit of a let-down, a day later my boyfriend and I noticed that they didn't even touch my trunk!  They didn't even bother to vacuum it out!\n\nWhen you advertise on your website \"showroom quality,\" I expect showroom quality.  Overall review: good job on the exterior, attention to detail in the interior was very poor.  I am really dissapointed that the attention to detail just wasn't there.  I was expecting so much more from a detail job.
__label__3 Great sushi!  I ordered a lunch special, the sushi combo dish for $9.95.  Not a bad deal.  It came with miso soup (or udon), 4 pieces of a california roll, 4 pieces of a tuna roll, and 7 sample pieces of sushi.  I'm not a huge sushi person, but the fish was fresh and yummy.  The rolls were finely made as well.  I loved the ginger, which I normally am not a fan of.  The ginger was lighter in color, and not as powerful in taste as the typical red ginger that you find.  \n\nThis place is definitely better than most of the Korean ran sushi places (no offense to Koreans).  There were lots of Japanese people eating here, both older Japanese couples, and younger college students probably from the Charleston CSN campus.  I can't wait to come back and try the dinners!
__label__1 Went recently, and the sushi did not seem as fresh as I remember. I am not sure I would go back.
__label__4 Best baseball/ softball park ever, I love the people that work there and play there everyone is like family. The beer is always good to have when your playing with friends great park.
__label__2 Pool is alright but there are a few cons, since it's a family pool you have to deal with people's kids splashing around and being obnoxious. Also if you come when the sun is out you will get fried because the sun is reflecting off the surrounding glass buildings making it insanely hot. No one tends to your drink order unless your in one of the few cabanas (maybe this is just a Vegas thing but at other resorts thats never happened to me.).\n\nI suppose the one pro is that you don't get stuffed into the pool like sardines the way you would at some of the more popular pools, and you can sit in whatever chair you like for free. Good way to relax and recharge in between those crazy Vegas nights :)
__label__2 Probably one of the smallest pools on the strip, lacking any type of ambiance. The third story location is not only surrounded by a parking garage and other high rise buildings, but lacks any type of shade (aside from the umbrellas). Pool open at 8, by 9 it is already fairly crowded. However, the staff is quite attentive and will even guide you to a pool chaise. For those unlucky enough not to have a spot, pool chairs can be rented for $15 during the week, $25 on weekends. Daybeds are $75  and come with an alcoholic pitcher of your choice.\n\nThe way to go at this pool is really the tranquility cabanas. Weekdays its $125, weekends $225 for privacy, your own little pool away from the rest, refrigerator stocked with smart water and a few snacks, dedicated servers, mister and overhead fan, couch and tv, and lounge chairs. There is even a bit of landscaping here, including a tree (hahah) which are sadly missing from the rest of the pool complex.\n\nThe food is quite decent, the drinks on the kitschier sweeter side and not worth spending the money on. The music is pop and dance music that seems to be on an enternal loop. If you are here for more than a couple days in a row, this will drive you crazy.\n\nOverall, not a great destination for a pool vacation - the strip has so many more amazing pools to choose from.
__label__3 As a fat guy, I've gotta love the name!\n\nStopped by at about 9:30 on a Sunday morning and there was a pretty good crowd.  Thanks to the other Yelp reviews, I kinda/sorta knew what I was doing.\n\nHad the adobado taco and a couple o' lengua tacos with everything.  Very good and reminded me of street tacos in Mexico that I consumed in a former life.\n\nSolid food, and a very friendly staff!  I'll make the trek down Charleston to Tacos El Gordo on my next visit.
__label__4 The grilled pineapple is a delicious addition to the adobada taco!
__label__4 delicious!
__label__4 Great spot. Worth the wait n the $$$. The carne asada was great n el pastor meat delicious.
__label__4 Can't believe it's taken so long to visit El Gordo. Here's the rundown:\n\nYes it's greasy Mexican food. No, it cannot be good for you. Yes, the adobada fries are the best I've ever had. No, I am not sorry I ate them all (in my defense, half an order). \nIt gets hectic inside so pay attention and move swiftly! \n\nI ordered the half order of adobada fries ($5) and they were more than enough. Good fry to meat ratio, and absolutely delicious!!\n\nYes, I will be returning. No, I will not bring you back a taco.
__label__4 The asada tacos are so good! The best I've had in Vegas. Just order them the way they come. Only $2 each, and the service was super quick even though they were really busy.
__label__4 I always stop in here when I'm in Vegas.  It's always busy regardless if I arrive at 11:00am or 10:00pm.  That's how I know it's good.  Ordered tacos al pastor & carne asada.  Best tacos in Vegas as far as I'm concerned.
__label__2 The tacos are great but the system sucks big time. You have to wait in three different lines if you want three different types of tacos and don't get me started if it's a Friday! C'mon people, modernize and make it one line for everything! 3 stars is all I can give you guys until you change your system.
__label__4 I've been back a few times and seriously, this place...is awesome! \n\n\n\nI can't believe it, how do they do it? Everyone who works here is so nice and happy. I like all the tacos. I eat all the tacos. I smile about the tacos. Thank you place.
__label__0 Out of business as of June 3, 2011!  When I called to make a reservation to use my Groupon, which does not expire until June 21, I was told that the restaurant was shut down for renovation for the rest of the summer, and that the Groupon would not be honored when they reopen.  These people are thieves.
__label__4 Best Chinese I have had in a long time. I tried their orange chicken it was incredible!!!! Big pieces of white meat chicken the sauce was amazing and they had plenty of my side dish as well as the main dish. My honey got their sweet and sour pork and it was excellent as well :) They did not skim on the sauce at all like quite a bit of take out places do. We ordered for it to be delivered and it came before the time they said it would be. I am glad I have found a new place to go!
__label__1 Their food is okay, but they continuously change their menu and business name. It's very very irritating and confusing. I am done ordering from this place.
__label__3 this looks so good! but i dont know where the menu is!!!!!!
__label__3 This our go to place for ordering if we want something fast, simple, and delicious.  We usually get the Hawaiian bbq chicken plate and my husband gets the bbq chicken sandwich.  Everything is so good.  The chicken is tender, juicy, and full of flavor.  And I must say that I am not a huge fan of macaroni salad but for some reason their macaroni salad is so good.  And also my husband likes their fried rice that comes with the meal.
__label__0 This place is an absolute nightmare.  I'm in the market for a new gym, but this place won't be it. I arrived at Urban Active tonight at 6:10 and asked to be added to the spinning class list for 6:30.  \"Nope, it's full...you should really get here 40 minutes before the class starts\".  Bwah?  Who has 40 extra minutes in their day? And they don't take phone signups, either.  I shrugged it off and went to an ab class.  I'm standing around, waiting, waiting, 10 minutes after the class was supposed to start we get called into a class - but wait! It seems like it's the tail end of another class.  We all do some planks and bicycle crunches. The other class ends and the instructor tells them to \"be sure to get here early for tomorrow's class; last time 70 (SHE SAID SEVENTY) people showed up.\"  After the class leaves, she turns to us, the ab class people, and says that....the class has been canceled. FOR A MONTH.  At this point I'm just in shock; I should have walked out.  Instead I tell the front desk and they're unfazed, and they assign me to a tour with Michelle.\n\nSo I go on my tour with Michelle, who informs me that my current gym is shit (it's not, it's just expensive - it's actually the best gym in the city, and the *only* place with a whirlpool and steam room for women.  It's the JCC, if anyone is curious). She insists it is shit again (I had no idea that spa style wooden lockers and more expensive equipment were shit), then becomes aggressive with me. I'm aware she's using a classic hyper-aggressive sales pitch, but I'm not taking her seriously.  At 645, when we started our tour, there was a line for treadmills and for ellipticals - oh, and I saw the line from the first floor, because Michelle never showed me the 2nd floor.  When I asked why there weren't more machines/it was so busy, she said \"oh, well you're better off coming during the day\".  Riiiight, during the day!  Will she tell my boss I won't be making that 2pm meeting?  The locker rooms are very no-frills, and the personal training desk was so tacky that it had individual credit card machines front and center of every chair.  \n\nBut really, the icing on the cake (and by now, you're waiting for the juggernaut, aren't you?) was her casual anti-semitism.  Yep.  She said that \"dozens\" of members of the JCC had been in today because it was closed.  \"What's up with being randomly closed all the time, we're only closed on Christmas!\" boasts Michelle.  Well, Michelle, it's not Columbus Day or Thirsty Thursdays, which you seem to celebrate, it's actually the freaking Jewish New Year and the kickoff leading up to Yom Kippur.  Someone should probably tell Michelle that Christmas isn't a national holiday.\n\nJoin this gym if only you're looking for a hookup scene or to snag a new date, because it certainly has that in its favor.
__label__2 I went for lunch today with friends after a hike.  We were hungry.\n\nI had a lunch meal.  The sandwich was fresh, hot and generous.  My side salad was wilted.  I would have thrown out the lettuce in my home.\n\nOne of my friends had a traditional breakfast, and he said he was great.  Eggs cook properly, and again generous portions.\n\nMy last friend (at breakfast, not on the face of the earth)  had a breakfast burrito, and said it was very good.  I think my salad was the weakest link.\n\nThe service was good, and everyone seemed very friendly.  We were seated within 10 minutes, and being warned there would be a wait.  They left carafes of coffee, iced tea, and soda on the table for self-refilling.\n\nThe prices were fine.  I'd go back, but avoid the salad...at least at lunch time.
__label__4 This is our favorite breakfast place. The food is good. They have the best biscuits & gravy of any restaurant I have eaten at. The wait staff is friendly. The only complaint I have is that Sunday mornings are packed, so there can be a wait to be seated.
__label__2 Good service, food was OK. I've tried the pancakes twice and how can I put this? There's no way around it, they're not good. They were burned the first time and both times hard and not very tasty. The basic fare (eggs, bacon, potatoes) were good but Biscuits will not be my first breakfast place choice.
__label__4 One of my favorite places for breakfast. The chicken fried chicken is amazing! Try it with the hash browns. Your taste buds will be thanking you all day! Really!\n\nAlso note worthy are the breakfast burrito with chorizo and the champion pancake!
__label__1 My family and I have been here a handful of times, and everytime the food is so good, except today. The country potatoes were way to salty, everyone in my party who got them said the same thing.. we told the waitress, who then asked us to scrape a little on a plate so she could taste them,(like we were lying about how salty they were).. I got turkey sausage  and it was cold. My son got scrambled eggs and they were really runny.. The food is honestly better when the place is packed.  \n\nThe 2 waitresses that work there, Lynn and the blonde haired lady are the most rudest people I have dealt with, unless you are one of their regulars, don't expect a \"Hi, welcome to biscuits\"..  They rush you, they roll their eyes if you ask to many questions, more so the blonde haired lady.. The friendliest one is the bus boy. He is always so nice!  We definitely will not be going back for a long time, if ever...
__label__2 I struggled thinking about how to review Brother's Italian Bistro. The food is delicious, full of flavor and garlic knots are amazing. I order take out and delivery when I'm in the mood for amazing Italian food. I do, however, have an issue with some staff and management. They have a scrappy attitude, sometimes unhelpful on the phone with food questions, which makes online ordering praise worthy..and limits contact with the staff. It's very sad because customers make and support the business. 5 stars for food, 2 stars for attitude. Fix your customer service.....
__label__4 Can I just say I love Brandon and so do our two silky terriers! He came as referral and I'm so thrilled to have found him. He's so flexible, kind and does a great job every single time. I love that he is a cage free groomer :)
__label__1 I'm very sad to have to dock A Doggie in the Window. I had such a great experience the first time, I was eager to bring my cat Charlotte back. I called for an appointment about 6 weeks ago. I left a clear and detailed message. No return call. About 2 weeks later, I call again. Same result. From Aleta L.'s review, it doesn't sound like they have stopped doing cats. My cat was so well behaved last time, I know that wasn't it. I left a generous tip, and wrote a 5-star Yelp review, so that can't be it.\n\nSo, what gives? Answer your messages.
__label__4 We won't take our dogs anywhere else besides \"A Doggie in the Window,\" he does a great job. It should be noted the one minus about \"A Doggie in the Window\" is that Brandon can be a bit tough to get ahold of. If Yelp! allowed it, I'd probably give a 4.5 star review due to that. But since Brandon's prices are extremely reasonable and he does an amazing job, I rounded up to 5 stars.\n\nOur 2 Shih Tzus Sammy & Brindle love Brandon too. If you see them looking cute as can be in the Country Club Oval Park its because you know Brandon worked his magic again.
__label__1 Didn't think that it was all that. The food was a little bland and uninspired, but that seems to be the state of Mexican food here in Vegas... Seriously, do I have to go to Del Taco to get a good chicken taco?
__label__0 Gone so far downhill, they should just close this location. Had probably the worst Carne Asada Burrito any place in Vegas has ever served!\nShould have been suspicious when it was ready in like 90 seconds. They worst re-overheated Leather Beef Jerky that I have ever tried to chew!\n\nAVOID THIS PLACE!
__label__0 The rolled tacos were like chewing hard rubber and the carne asada burrito had a stale tortilla around bland meat.\n\nHaving enjoyed Robertos in other cities, I was very disappointed in the quality here and will not be back.
__label__1 Stopped into Robertos for the first time the other week after a binge study session at the Starbucks next door. I have heard mixed reviews about the franchise and decided to just find out for myself. \n\nI wasn't feeling too adventurous so I just got an order of carne asada fries to go and ate them outside and enjoyed the weather while people watching. The carne asade was a little too salty for my tastes and the fixings with the fries were alright. I think the saltiness of the meat threw it off for me. Way too salty. \n\nThe portions were great though. It was huge and I had enough for a whole other meal the next day. Granted it wasn't as good the next day since the fries were a tad soggy but hey a meal is a meal sometimes. \n\nHonestly, I'm not sure if I would come back to any of the chain locations. Maybe out of convenience if I'm ever near one and I'm craving some Mexican food. \n\nThere is also an ample amount of parking at this location so that's always nice too!
__label__3 To be honest these guys saved me a hell of a lot of money this weekend. \n\nSo its Sunday, its 4pm, I am in Newcastle and its the end of a wild stag weekend. \n\nMe and my partner in crime Kev have been back on the booze since 12pm and are well feeling relaxed. \n\nWe go to the station to get the tickets and without thinking go to get through the barriers, my ticket doesn't work but a nice girl waves me through and then Kev tries and is denied. We then look at the tickets and it become clear he has booked us tickets from Edinburgh to Newcastle and not vice versa. \n\nBeing very apologetic we are told to talk to the train guard and to run to platform 3. So we get there and right enough an east cost train is there.....BUT .....there is also one on platform 4. We glance at the boars and see Edinburgh 4. So dash to platform 4 and off we go. \n\nWe dump our bags and make a beeline for the catering bar. 2 x stella = \u00a35 = winner! We make a joke to the girl serving us about bothering all the way home....... she then points out we are on the London train NOT the Edinburgh train. OOOOPPS! \n\nA very amused train guard tells us to get off at Darlington and switch to the next train. \n\nThankfully the next guard also sees the funny side and we got back to Edinburgh 3 hours late, several many stellas down but with no extra tickets prices! \n\nThank you east Coast trains!! :D
__label__2 Ordered delivery from this location today- large pepperoni pizza. The pizza arrived in a timely manner (about 45 minutes). The crust was nice and chewy, but lacked flavor. They were generous with the cheese. Overall, the pizza I received was average (not bad, but not great). As someone who is new to the area, I will likely try other pizza places in the future.
__label__0 I'm giving this place one star and that's only because of the location.  The restaurant is situated in the Old Port of Montreal, on a beautiful cobblestone street, tons of charm...that's where the positive part of this review ends.\n\nWe were greeted as we entered the restaurant and were seated quickly.  However, it took almost 20 minutes to get a glass of water, another 25 minutes to get our beer, which we ordered once our water was delivered.  When our extremely stressed, profusely sweating and almost invisible waiter did finally bring us our beer, in bottles, he asked us if we wanted a glass and if we did that we could go ahead and use our wine glasses, which we weren't using.\n\nAbout an hour after being seated, and 40 minutes after ordering our food, we still did not receive a morsel of food.  We noticed that the waiter had been bringing baskets of warm bread to the tables earlier, so I asked if it would be possible to get some bread while we waited for our food.  The waiter explained that 1) they were out of bread and were waiting for more to be delivered and 2) that even if they had bread that the oven was being used for something else and our bread would be cold.  He explained that we were \"first\" on his list for bread once they got more bread.  About 20 minutes later, he brought us bread...it was cold, along with the butter.  My friend decided to heat the butter by holding it over the candle flame, which could have worked brilliantly, only the plastic packaging began to melt, so cold butter is what we settled for.  \n\nSalad was included with my meal, but not my friend's, so he ordered a salad in addition to his meal.  The salads arrived about an hour after we placed our order (yes, AN HOUR FOR SALAD).  \n\nWe did finally receive our food, I had ordered the salmon with shrimp sauce and my friend had ordered the whitefish.  The portion sizes were large enough, but my salmon was extremely fatty and the shrimp had not been deveined, and my friend's fish was riddled with bones, we counted at least 30 of them.   Both dishes were served with rice and overcooked vegetables (rappini and zuchini).  We asked our waiter to bring us some lemon wedges, but he forgot, so we asked the hostess and she went to the bar and got us some (of course this was almost 15 minutes after we had been served the fish).\n\nThe waiter did not once ask us how our meals were, nor did he ask us if we wanted another drink after we finished our beer.  We had to flag down the hostess for everything.  \n\nI'd like to point out that the restaurant was by no means busy, and we were not alone in our assessment.  We watched a table of 7 people gulp down their green soup, and then wait for well over an hour before receiving their mains, and only half the table got their mains, the rest had to wait an additional 10 minutes.  \n\nOur meals (salad and fish) along with 3 beers total over $85.  I have to say that paying that bill felt like wallet rape.\n\nAll in all, this place was a disaster and I would not return, and I certainly wouldn't recommend it to anyone.
__label__0 We stopped by on a whim. Mistake. 25 minutes between appetizer and main course. No explanation. No apology. Food was good, but not worth that kind of wait!
__label__2 Not too shabby, however, the service was quite slow, for such a busy area. The food was also just average, and the lobster, well, for the price the portion was tiny. While there are a few good items on the menu, it certainly is more of a tourist trap. Just an average place with average food and service, overpriced.
__label__4 Our southerly friends introduced us to Black Chicken recently and, well, \"Woohoo! As good as it gets!\" Terrific wine selection with a very knowledgeable barkeep who seems to be cultivating a neighborly community vibe.\n\nWent to a tasting there of Willamette Pinots, learned how to pronounce the wine valley properly and bought a couple bottles of seriously delicious Pinot Noir. Also picked up a four-pack of extremely hard to find Flemish Sour Red Ale. All in all, a tremendous night. \n\nIf B.C. was right down the street from me in Huntersville, I'm pretty sure I'd be there weekly, too... not to say our friends go there every week... or twice a week...  heh...
__label__1 So when a friend suggested this place, I thought, \"Cool.  Another restaurant to try. Glad Charlotte has stepped it up for the foodies.\"  Except...they didn't. \n\nThe service (by Nathan) was great and attentive, but the food was forgettable at best, and embarrassing at worst.  We ordered a salad with chicken which was good, and the she-crab soup, which was actually very nice, but everything else needed serious improvement.  \n \nAmong the five of us, four of us had to add a significant amount of salt and pepper to our food.  The fish was overcooked, the risotto under-seasoned and looked as though it was being \"vomited\" out of the squash \"bowl\" in which it was served.  As for the shrimp and grits, the grits were sticky and bland, and the sausage was flavorless, gritty, and drowning in an oily gravy.  For a price tag of 20 bucks, there should have been more than five shrimp included. \n\nThe only save of the evening was the ass-kicking piano player, who worked through a repertoire of big band classics, pop tunes, and a Super Mario Brothers medley that was spot on.\n\nBottom line?  Go for the drinks and the music, but skip the food!
__label__0 Wow, a lot changes in 5 months. I gave 5 stars back then but with this new ownership, not this time.\n\nOrder my usual and was told it would be 20 to 25 minutes. So I headed over at 30 minutes and was told by (Darrin I think) said that my order just came out and he'll go get it. So I waited 10 more minutes while he and a driver were chit chatting in the kitchen to get me slice and cheese sticks. When he finally handed my order to me, he offered no apology.\n\nOnce I got back to my office the order was not correct and the slice was cold. I gave them a call and Darrin tells me he's the manager, so I told him the problem. Again no apology, he just starts whining about being the only person back there with 4 orders. I explained to him getting a slice out to a waiting customer makes sense since they cool off faster than a full sized pizza. This clown goes on to tell me how difficult it is to work back there by himself and I must never have worked in the food industry before.... well, jackass, yes I have, for many years and I learned two things- how to prioritize and how to offer great customer service. \n\nSo in trying to find a real manager to speak with I called the Val Vista store, the young ladies there had no idea what to do so they told me to call Nicole back at 5. \n\nTo the owners of these franchise locations- you need to do some in depth training of your staff on a variety of issues.
__label__4 I recently had a \"cupcake cake\" made here for my son's 4th birthday... Every year i try to have a very unique cake.  Went in with an idea for an ocean/beach setting and the owner knew exactly what I was trying to accomplish!  It turned out beautiful!  Absolutely perfect, and ALL the cupcakes were so fresh and moist.... Best part was the unbelievable price!  We were able to pick a variety of cupcakes to make the 32 for the cake... (which choice is important for 4 yr olds:)  Custom, and fresh are not usually affordable!\nThank u so much, the cupcakes were a huge hit!
__label__3 Yummmm is all I have to say.  The chicken fingers were delicious. And I'm not sure of what they do to their fries but they were really good as well. I wasn't a huge fan of their new bourbon sauce or their chipotle bbq (very watery) but everything else was good. I'll definitely go again!
__label__4 I have used Full Circle Auto Body many many times both in my business and personal repairs.\nTop notch shop! Tony and Lisa are 100% honest people to work with.\nIf you live in central phoenix and looking for a great honest body shop I highly recommend them :-)\nA+
__label__1 Super disappointed...\nI thought this was going to be a large farmer's market, definitely not the case. \nThere were about 20 booths, most selling craft type goods, not produce or food. It is located in the parking lot of a strip mall. \nI wish this market was better because I live so close, but I still ended up at the Old Town Farmers Market to buy my fresh veggies...\nMaybe it will get bigger as the season progresses...let's hope!
__label__3 We love TJ's. The service is always fast and friendly. The food is consistently good...well, except for one time when my husband ordered the fish fry. It was WAAAAY too salty but considering how many times we've been there, one bad day is forgivable. The prices are unbelievably affordable. We are definitely fans. :)
__label__4 This is a great place, the food is excellent and the service is great.  Sometimes there is a wait to get in, but well worth it!  Watch out if you park in the front lot, if you park in the spots marked with the signs for the motorcycle shop next to the restaurant, you will get towed, so pay attention to the signs.
__label__3 Great find! First time here. Waitress was extremely friendly. Owner came over to make sure we were enjoying the meal. I had the Spanish omelet. The salsa was very good! Biscuits and gravy were tasty.. Gravy was good with a fresh made heavy biscuit. Over all despite the outside appearance and bric-a-brac decor, we will def be returning!
__label__2 If you get lucky to snag on of the 4 or 5 tables out on the balcony overlooking Freemont Street you have scored.  $3.25 for a cocktail.  Great place to rest your weary feet for awhile.
__label__3 I completely dig this grocery, well as much as a dude can dig a grocery store.  I just happen to always go here because it is so close.
__label__2 Conveniently located inside of Caesars Palace... However, they're not a part of the Total Rewards program that Caesars is a part of. \n\nWhy would this matter? Well, cause you can't claim your free birthday drink here! \n\nWhile not my personal favorite, it's not a bad bar to try...
__label__4 I didn't know that TWM had locations in Las Vegas. I never bothered to look and how I wish I had.\n\nI've been up and will be up to Las Vegas every two weeks dealing with personal family matters. On several of those visits, I really could have used some ice cold, craft beer to take the edge off. Had I known that TWM had locations here - I wouldn't have settled for some of the \"tap water\" beer selections I did. \n\nRead my other reviews on TWM and you'll know I love this chain. It's one of the few chains I will review and in some cases, more than once. There was nothing about this location I didn't like except that Henderson is a pretty long haul from where my family lives in the valley. Good thing there are other locations!
__label__2 Like the food but what is it about this location and the music. Always way too loud. The staff is friendly but don't go here expecting to be able to chat with the people you are having lunch with. Some days it's like being at a Nine Inch Nails concert.
__label__0 Update Juni 2013:\nMeine Aktualisierung wertet die Eisdiele leider weiter ab. Ich wollte heute auf dem Ochsenfest in Hagsfeld eine Kugel Eis f\u00fcr meinen kleinen Sohn kaufen und habe um einen Pappbecher (!!!) gebeten (der Kleine hat eine Milchallergie und darf keine Waffel). Die Dame sagte mir, dass es bei einer Kugel nur eine Waffel gibt und ich 20c aufzahlen m\u00fcsste. Da die Kugel bereits EUR 0,90 kostet, war ich hierzu nicht bereit. Ich pers\u00f6nlich finde das kein gutes Gesch\u00e4ftsgebahren zudem die Preise pro Kugel schon happig sind.Heute bin ich an dieser netten Eisdiele vorbeigeradelt. Eine nette Eisverk\u00e4uferin hat mir ein Eis mit zwei Kugeln verkauft. Bis dahin glatte 5 Sterne  nett, authentisch, sauber. Das Eis allerdings hat mich nicht begeistert. Zitrone war noch ok, aber bei dem Heidelbeer Eis hatte ich ich das Gef\u00fchl in einen Schneeball zu bei\u00dfen. Eiskristalle, die auch zu sehen waren. Nichts cremiges, sondern eher so der aufgetaut und dann wieder eingefroren Effekt (wobei ich das nicht unterstellen m\u00f6chte). Vielleicht h\u00e4tte man das Eis ein wenig l\u00e4nger r\u00fchren k\u00f6nnen. Die Waffel war auch nicht der Hit und daher habe ich diese entsorgt. Hat mich schwer an Esspapier erinnert. Fazit: Netter Laden, aber woanders gibts besseres Eis.
__label__4 Can't wait for my weekly (ok - sometimes daily) coffee or Chai fix :-)  Great coffee, atmosphere and relaxing.  Amber is a great barista :-)  Try it; you'll definitely be back.
__label__3 This is easily the best gym I've ever been to. The old UNLV gym was a dank basement like facility, so UNLV built this beautiful gym two years ago.\n\nThe first floor has dozens of treadmills, elliptical machines, mats, a few dependent stair steppers and two working independent stair steppers. There are also racquetball courts and volleyball courts on the first floor. If you are a student the health center is also there, so if you need to see a doctor for something minor pop in and make an appointment. The locker rooms are also on the first floor,.\n\nThe second floor has a myriad of weight lifting machines and free weights. There are also a few elliptical and treadmills if you prefer to do cardio on the same floor you are strength training on. Most of the group classrooms are also on this floor, which leads me to another fantastic aspect of this facility, the group exercise classes that are included with your membership. From yoga to \"boot camp,\" they have a class for all levels of fitness. Check out the schedule on the SRWC Facebook or pick up a physical copy at the front desk.\n\nThe third floor has basketball courts, offices and more group exercise rooms.\n\nThe four floor has an indoor track. It's got kinda sharp turns, and people like to walk in the wrong direction, but it is still nice.\n\nThe reason I've deducted one star is that they don't enforce most of the rules. People will goof around on the equipment, leave bags on the weight lifting machines, loudly drop weights that they can't handle and not wipe down seats. Oh and for some reason it takes 30 seconds to five minutes longer to check in if you have Scarlet and Gray (the program that compensates students who paid the fee before the gym was built).
__label__2 Lots of great information by a guide who knows a lot about the mob history of Vegas. Unsure exactly the real need for the bus, but I guess it's like a mini-theater. We enjoyed the info - the drive wasn't really necessary.
__label__0 unfortunately my first experience here was on NYE. This may account for shortcomings in service. \nThe reasons for the poor review:\n- inattentive service. we watched 3 tables(possibly regulars) be seated and acknowledged before we had our orders taken. 2 couples that were seated at similar times left due to the wait.\nWe had to find our server for the bill, and again to pay.\n-CASH ONLY. we may have overlooked any signage. unfortunately this became a problem when the server didnt give us proper change, and made it seem that I was trying to short him the money owed.\n- average shisha options. The shisha wasn't bad here, just not as much variety as other places.\n-location and atmosphere are subpar.\nthis location/business may cater best to the customer demographic for the area (mostly college students and people leaving bars)\n-tea options/drink options minimal.
__label__0 Buyer Beware--advertised price is not actual price.\n\nFirst, if I was rating just the quality of my service, this would be 4 star place.  Alexis the esthetician would be 5 stars, front desk 4 because althought they were great and friendly at my appointment, they outdid themselves when I called to make the appointment.  After I was all booked, they spent a full 3 minutes soliciting me about all the great products I should purchase along with giving me Danielli's life story.  It was way overkill and made me wonder what over the top sales tactics they would use once I was actually there in the flesh.  But, the main reason I will never be going back to Rio starts even before that call was made, back at the advertised price on their website:\n-------------------------------\nWomen's Brazillian\nFirst Visit     Complimentary Expert Brow Design for first time clients!  Must mention special when booking. $49\n\n------------------------------\nLots of salons run specials like this so I didn't think it was very out of the ordinary and since I was a first time client, getting a brazillian, I went ahead and mentioned it when I was booking.  Flash forward to when I was checking out, I was charged $55, which was the single wax price.  I informed them that I was a first time client and should be getting the $49 special to which I was informed....\"Oh, it is $49 if you didn't get the eyebrows, but with the eyebrows it is our single visit price, $55.  It is still a better deal than if you had gotten eyebrows and brazillian.\"  What happened to the COMPLIMENTARY \"expert brow design\" or were you just blowing smoke up my...?  Oh, you were.\n\nIf Rio had worded the actual deal correctly on their website services/pricing list, I wouldn't had opted for it even thought it was a \"better deal.\"  I had my eyebrows waxed 3 weeks ago and I'm not a wooly mammoth.  Alexis barely had anything to do on my brows.\n\nHowever, when all is said and done, it isn't the $6 I got charged for an eyebrow wax that is the reason I won't be coming back.  It is the doubt that experience created about the intergrity of the company--if they do one thing unethically right in front of my face to make a quick $6, what other corners are they willing to cut in terms of quality, service or even sanitation.  There are way too many great spas/salons to throw away your hard earned Jacksons' at this place.
__label__4 This is the only place I trust to do my waxing services. They have a nice relaxing facility with friendly and skilled staff.  I've been to a few other salons and the European Wax chain (horror show!), nothing compares in quality or comfort.
__label__4 The new owners of this place really put their heart, soul and what sounds like a few layers of skin into fixing up the place. It's been closed for quite a while. They have cleaned, painted, cleaned, renewed and cleaned the place! It's a little loud when you have many people in there, but worth the trip. There are TVs everywhere including a large center screen. The staff is friendly as well. I tried the turkey wrap, as is. They add dried cranberries to the wrap...wasn't sure how that was going to taste. After the first bite I was hooked! On the menu they have sliders (Philly cheez, burger or grilled cheese), apps, salads (including a grilled romaine salad that I've heard is to die for), sandwiches, pizza and more! There is a separate kids menu too. They are going to serve food late too - hard to find in that area. Definitely check this place out - even just to see what work was done.
__label__3 Preface:\nOK, to start off... I am a hot dog snob. Growing up in Northwest Indiana, I made it up to Chicago quite a few times and many of those times I got a hot dog (The Wiener Circle/Char-Dogs is by far my fav) Also, I am a HUGE White Castle fan and cannot stand living off the frozen sliders I have to buy in SoCal (I even attempted to make my own homemade White Castle sliders... and failed).\n\nThe Food:\nAs my parents live right down the street, I drove by this place and had to try the authentic chicago style dog. So one night my gf and buddy drove down and placed a to go order for ourselves and parents at home. My parents had steamed hot dogs, I ordered a char cheese dog and cheese fries, my gf had the polish and my buddy had the italian beef. We also ordered 4 of \"Bob's Sliders\" which he references to White Castle on the menu.\n\nThe dogs and polish were all awesome. They had that real vienna beef taste and snap. They also used the steamed buns with the black seeds on them which made it. The cheese sauce on my dog was plentiful and tasty. Altho not as bomb as Char-Dogs in ChiTown, it was pretty damn tasty. I ordered my dog Charred (you can also order it steamed) but I dont think it was charred, although it would be hard to tell with all the cheese. The cheese fries were also good, homemade fries, a little darker than your usual fry, and covered in cheese. I couldve asked for just a bit more cheese sauce, and a little crispier fries (these were a little soggy with the cheese sauce, but I also took them to go so I dont know if theyd be crispier in store). The slider was good... for a burger. It was tasty, however it was NO WHITE CASTLE. No resemblance at all except for a smaller bun. Oh ya, and when you order a soft drink, dont expect Pepsi or Coke... Bob has RC cola streamin here!\n\nService:\nI assume the guy that took my order was Bob and the owner. Real nice guy, obviously from Chicago. I ordered ketchup on my dads dog and he was offended and joking with me. He was all over the shop talkin to the other couple that was eating there. Really nice guy. He took the order but did not make the food, there was another guy doin the cookin. I think he was new, because this is why my review gets a 4 rather than a 5. As we walked in, the other couple ordered fried chicken (which looked awesome). They ended up takin it back to be cooked longer. I saw it, didnt look pink or anything, but they wanted it more cooked I guess. As for our order, we placed an order for 2 cheese sliders and 2 jalapeno cheese sliders. We ended up getting all 4 jalapeno cheese sliders. Not too big of a deal. Also, as mentioned above, Im pretty sure my dog was no charred but steamed (opposite of what I ordered). It was still good. The one thing that my roommate wouldnt shut up about... he never got his peppers with his italian beef. We didnt check before we left, but he said that the peppers really make the sandwich, so he was a little pissed about that.\n\nConclusion:\nOverall everyone liked the food. Next time I go, I will prob order 2 cheese char dogs and maybe fries (but the dogs are where its at). I would probably eat there and double check the order. Im sure the cook was new as is the restaurant and everything tasted bomb. The decor is fun and chicago-y and the owner is genuine and nice. Id def recommend eatin here!
__label__0 Waiter! There are pubes in my fruit cup.\n\nThought the pineapple tasted fishy. No, like actual fucking fish. It tasted like a fish in my mouth. Then I found a pube on my cantaloupe. It's been a rough morning. Needless to say, my therapist is not going to be happy about this.\n\nSee photos.
__label__4 YEAH!!!!  Dunkin Donuts has finally opened in my neighborhood!  It is in the same shopping center as Walmart (not a fan)...Donuts are so yummy!  Do I really need to  write a review? Opened on June 24 (my birthday) it was the priority of the day to go and get an iced coffee and donut!  Jason the owner is super nice.  Go in and get your donut and coffee!!
__label__1 How do you get iced coffee wrong? I asked to have to coffee sweetened , and now I taste rock sugar that's not melted in my coffee! :( what a disappointment .
__label__1 Well, I would love to say I could share the same glossy review of this place as many of the other people. I love NODA so I hate to bash any business there, but.... This service in this place SUCKS!!! I had actually gotten the same review from a friend that has been there 3-4 times. I always like to give any place my own personal review form my own experience there. Well, we walked into Growlers around 9:30pm on a Tuesday night, and we got one of 3 available tables left. Our party of 3 people sat for nearly 20 minutes and didn't get any service the whole time!- A guy from behind the bar walked out to 2 other tables and even made direct eye contact with us and quickly glanced away and continued to ignore us! They were not busy at all, and there were 2 servers and 1-2 people behind the bar! Bad day or not, I have alot of friends in the food/drink service industry, and taking care of customers are the only real way you are gonna bring home any money. We weren't looking for pen pals or facebook buddies, we just wanted a freakin drink! The NODA area in Charlotte is just not the place for snobby establishments with servers that only like to cater to thier \"regulars\" or friends (especialy a newer business that is trying to make it). Anyways, I heard good things about thier beer selection and good food. Too bad my first experience lived up to the crappy service rumors.
__label__3 Carnitas Guanajuato is located in the old Knife and Fork building on Sharon Amity. When you get our of your car, it smells like roasted meat, rotisserie chicken or grilling pork, it smells delicious. \n\nThe menu has the mandatory, basic Mexican restaurant items, but where they differ, they offer all kinds of meat, kind of reminded me of a Peruvian restaurant. By the looks of the photos on the menu, they pile the plates high. One item caught my eye, a pound of pulled pork, yes please. I would like a large plate of pork, enough to feed four. \n\nI decided on ordering queso, guacamole and an al pastor taco. So when the server came around, I ordered, refried beans, jalapenos, sour cream, queso, and guacamole. There were so many little dishes on the table,  they also greet you with three salsas, pico and lemons. (LOVE) Every little dish on the table was delicious, you wanted to keep putting different salsas on bites, each bite would be a blast of comfort and heat! What a rush!\n\nWe never made it to round two for the tacos. Maybe a reason to return today!\nSad to report it looked like beer only. No tequila. Gasp.
__label__1 This Greek restaurant could not look any more Greek. The entire restaurant looks like the Island of Santorini, Greece. The outside and inside is blue and white. The inside has beautiful pictures of Greece, blue and white decorated walls, pretty lights, bouzouki on the wall and much more- just beautiful! \n\nThe menu is handwritten and the writing was not easy to read. The menu consists of appetizers, soups, salads, meat and seafood entr\u00e9e options and sides. The prices are reasonable, but not for the quality and quantity that you receive. The portions are okay, and the food is good but not great- it's okay. My calamari was too oily, the chicken souvlaki was a bit dry, the rice was a tad bit bland, and the potatoes were slightly burnt. Also, my salad was on the plain and dry side as well. My hubs had the gyros and really liked it though. However, the desserts are really good and reasonably priced. The baklava has honey oozing all over it, and the rice pudding with cinnamon was delicious!\n\nThe staff is friendly and the service is okay too.\n\nOverall, I've had better and this place did not impress me.
__label__3 I've always been a fan of XXI Forever. But I think you'd be better off buying the stuff online. I have absolutely zero idea how they organized their store. The one on University is smaller than the one near Guy, so it's even more frustrating trying to locate a piece of clothing you saw online. And the staffs are always busy, so you can't really ask them for help.
__label__4 My favourite boutique in Montreal! The clothes have a vintage twist and it is cheap for the quality and unicity you get. Great accessories too.
__label__0 I had a problem with a coolant leak on the top of my 2008 Ford Expedition engine.  I had had my AC repaired a year earlier at this shop without concern so I when to Greulich's on Ray Road again to have them provide me with an estimate to repair the coolant leak.\n\nI arrived about 4 PM on a Weds and explained the problem.  With little discussion, the Service Writer (Kelly15) took my keys to have a mechanic \"take a look\".  There was no discussion about any fees to get an estimate.\n\nAbout 45 minutes later, I was presented with an estimate of $1,558.93 to have a couple hoses replace and to remove and replace the engine intake manifold.  I was dumbfounded because it was obvious that the hose was leaking at some of the manufacturing joints and spraying down on the engine.  I challenged the Service Writer and said I didn't think the manifold was the problem.  He assured me that his \"Master Certified\" mechanic confirmed the need of manifold replacement.\n\nIn disbelief, I said that I would have to have another garage provide me with an estimate before proceeding at which time, I was asked to pay $58.50 plus tax for the mechanic's time.  Bull S!, I was never advised that an \"estimate\" came with a $58,50 shop bill.  With a firm (read LOUD) voice, I said \"I'm not paying your bill\" and my vehicle was returned to me.\n\nLong story short, I purchased the replacement hose assembly from a retail automotive store and the necessary antifreeze to replace the hose.  After 200 miles, I observe no additional leakage.  Total repair cost in parts was $139.95 and a couple of hours of my time.  Total SAVINGS to me $1,418.98.  \n\nIt goes without a second thought that I will not be using Greulich's services and will have reason to tell others why I have reached my decision.
__label__4 Amazing customer service here! I am extremely picky, and Jeremy brought me no less than 15 pairs of shoes to try on in the midst of a rush of other customers. He and the other staff member on hand (I didn't catch his name) were super friendly and helpful the entire time. I will be returning for any other running needs I have!
__label__1 I have heard many good things about Bliss/reBar from my friends and family. So many in fact that when Groupon featured a half-priced \"Groupon\" I got TWO!\n\nSo I went to use one of the Groupons last night. It was a Saturday night, I expected it to be busy and I expected a wait because I hadn't made reservations. I got one, but not the other.\n\nI walked in and immediately noticed how empty it was. No one was inside reBar, but there were a few people at the patio bar and one party at a table near the patio bar.\nOn the Bliss side there were two tables occupied and three to four tables that were clean and empty.\n\nUpon walking up to the host he immediately greeted us and asked if we had reservations. We told him we did not to which he replied \"Oh, um well we really require reservations on the weekend, and tonight we are completely booked solid until the next table leaves, But let me check around and see what we can do.\"\nReally?? You're booked solid until the next table leaves?? Yeah that's how it usually works guy. I'm not sharing a table with a bunch of people I have never met before. Oh and by the way, stop acting like this restaurant is in NYC or LA.\n\nSo we wait a few minutes and told us \"Yeah it will about 20 minutes but you can sit in bar. You can even order in the bar if you want, but I know most people who come here want to eat on the other side because they want that restaurant experience.\"\n\nOk, dude, I've been to a restaurant before. I know what the \"restaurant experience\" is all about.  I mean should I have been offended? We were well dressed. Groomed. I don't think we looked like cavemen....\n\nSo we went inside ReBar and ordered some drinks. I liked the decor, simple yet funky. It just seemed so empty (as did both patios). Granted I hate when restaurants are cramped tight with tables, but they could easily fit twice the amount of tables and still have plenty of room.\nThe bartender was great. Very friendly and worked fast. The only thing that put me off a bit was when she complained about how busy they had been because of all the Groupons and how no one was really sure what to do with them.\nShe made us our drinks and we sat down. Only one party came in the whole time we were in the bar.\nFifteen minutes later the host came to let us know that a table would be ready in 5 min . So we went out and stood by the host station where no one was to be found. After another 5 minutes someone else greeted us. We told him we were waiting for a table and gave our name. he was friendly and sat us promptly\n\nWe shared an appetizer, each ordered the same entree and split dessert.\nAs an appetizer we had the fried sausage ravioli which was really good but needed cheese.\nWe each had the loaded macaroni. It was good, but there was something that was missing...it was lacking flavor. The chicken and bacon was good but the cheese was bland. It tasted a bit velveeta-y.\nFor dessert we got rice pudding. It was really good, I just wished it had been served warm.\nOur waiter only checked in with us to take our orders, and then ask if we wanted the bill or dessert. I had to ask for a refill on my water.\n\nThe food was ok, the service was bad. I believe in second chances and I have another Groupon, so I'll be back. Maybe it will be different if I try a weekday lunch. I will make sure to make reservations though.\n*rolls eyes*
__label__1 I used a groupon for lunch at this place which was a smoking deal. And I really wanted to like it. I really did. But unfortunately the food was just not good. I ordered the buffalo chicken wrap. The tortilla was very dry which made the whole thing fall apart. I had to cut it up and eat it with a fork. And if it wasn't for a few drops of buffalo sauce that I saw but couldn't taste, I probably would have sent it back thinking it wasn't what I ordered. It didn't taste like it had any sauce what-so-ever in it. I would've guessed it was a grilled chicken wrap with no sauce. And the little \"salad\" that came on the side was more like some leaves of lettuce with a drop of oil on them. There was no flavor at all!\n\nThis place does deserve some credit for the atmosphere. The place is super cute and the service was good. All of the staff was very friendly and I really liked the feel of the place. Which made it even more upsetting the food didn't match the ambiance. But I will give this place another try. Maybe in the evening because it looks like it might be a cool place to chill and have a drink!
__label__1 I decided to give Bliss/reBar a second chance. On my first visit, I ordered the Bliss burger and found the amount of cheese combined with the heaviness of the bun, really over powered the burger itself. So last night, I met a friend for dinner. I started out with a glass of their malbec. I was very impressed with the quality and smoothness of the malbec! We got some Parmesan garlic fries to share. They were just ok. I thought it was strange that they were served with marinara sauce. Next, I ordered the Mac and Cheese with bacon and chicken. It came out piping hot and oozing with cheese. Normally I don't complain about the amount of cheese, but just like the burger I had, both dishes had way too much cheese in comparison the other ingredients. I did however enjoyed the slight spicy kick that the dish had. \n\nI guess I would come here again, but it wouldn't be my first choice.
__label__3 Scale of 1-10 (multiple visits):\n9 Food\n8 *Drinks*\n9 Service\n9 Atmosphere\n8 Value\n\nThe bugs in the service that I experienced early on seem to have all been worked out and the service is now some of the best around.  They also now have buckets of ice for the mimosa champagne. *fist pump*\n\nThey still don't describe some of their menu items quite well enough (which can be a serious issue for vegetarians and vegans).  But the menu has also been expanded to the point where frankly it's a little too long -- though I will forgive that because the brunch menu is just right and they added a delicious pretzel bread appetizer.  Skip the tomato jam; the cheese sauce is all you need (though the honey mustard is good too).\n\nThey also really kick it up a notch with lots of different happy hours (depends on the day) and other specials.  I liked it before, but they've only improved since they opened.\n\nAnd the location is going to get a big upgrade next year when the planned 330 apartments across the street get built!\n\n(pssst: try the mac & cheese)
__label__3 Nice outdoor patio but it was cold when we went so we opted for a nice cozy seat inside. Nice menu and healthy selections ..+ and + !\nHummus, ;lettuce wraps, shrimp, veggies, cheese... we ordered so much food between two ppl even the waiter asked when the last time we ate was...lol we had the munchies what can i say :)\n\nQuick service and the bill didn't hurt too much either.... check it out for apps and drinks!!
__label__2 I said I wont come here again, but I am back. Not because I wanted to, but friends wanted to go there for the food. apparently they have good food. I got the grilled eggplant sandwich which had goat cream cheese, tomato jam and seasonal greens on their famous pretzel bun. Ah the pretzel bun is outta this world. (Check the pic) The 3 stars are for the bun, the grilled eggplant sandwich was meh, the sandwich was bland and moist. I believe they can make it better, but hey the pretzel bun is all you need to go there, or NOT. \nI asked the waiter for a Hot toddy, he said he doesnt have it, I asked for a moscow mule, he said he doesnt have it either and no gingery stuff, but he said he will make me something 'similar' with whiskey rye and he got it out and there was practically less than a quarter in whiskey glass and charged me $8 for it and it tasted nothing like anything he said, just saying! \n\nguess I am coming back for the pretzel bun.
__label__0 In my 20 years of bar going, I have NEVER been  gouged before...... before tonight.  I'm not going to drone on and on.  Plain and simple. I had 4 beers and was charged for 6.  When it was brought up, they very gladly removed 2...  but, this was also on Monday (supposedly $5 Smirnoff martini night).   I ordered 2 Lemon Drop martinis at different times, and was charged $12 for Ketel 1 Martinis??  Ummm, either A) tell me you're going to pour Ketel, or honor your Monday night special.  Very disappointed.  I  guess be specific or get taken advantage of... shame on me for trusting.\n\nhttp://blissonfourth.com/specials/
__label__0 I am giving Bliss \"0\" stars as it no standards for employees who choose to drink off the clock or on- couldn't tell.  \nWe stopped in for just a quick drink, app, and to check it out.  Seemed okay- a large party of business men and another gentleman at the bar  were the only ones seated. Then of course- \"the main event\" or so she thought she was.  I'm not a prude but there are only so many times that you can drop the \"F\" bomb when if becomes ineffective and just plain crass. She was apparently an employee (I saw her busing some tables on the patio) then returned to the bar to enlighten everyone in the entire place on her sex life, work life, and oh so much more.  The two bartenders seemed mortified but never said a word.  The poor single man ended up going outside in the 114 degree heat if that tells you how bad it was.  \n\nDrink was fine, appetizer was mediocre- guests/employees at the bar were a nightmare and we will not be back.
__label__2 Me and my partner popped in because we had a $25 gift card the bartender was really friendly and knowledgeable A lot of activity going on outside in a lot of movement going around in the out of the bar we went the middle of the afternoon and there was only four of us at the bar I think three about have been employees it may be busier at night but I've never gone it's a cute little bar it seems like to me I get the vibe that it's more of a low-key bar for girls but there are men I just get the five it's a woman's bar for drinks are reasonable and it's nice and clean write-downs smack in the middle of town if you're in town come check it out it's a cute little stop
__label__3 I had the salmon and he had the pasta with chicken, both were great, make sure you say hi to Jackson he's great, oh and ask for Mathew at the bar outside.
__label__1 I made a reservation online for Sunday brunch, and our table of 6 was right in the sun on the Bliss side with zero shade. We asked to move and were fairly warned ahead of time that the ReBar side was a bit less attentive. We didn't care, we just needed shade! So we moved to the other side and despite the warning, it took an unnecessarily long amount of time to get drinks, food, silverware, and the check. The server appeared to be pretty taxed, but made apologies for the wait and running back and forth. Several of the orders came out incorrectly but we didn't want to made anything of it because it appeared as though he really was doing his best.\n\nWe were bummed because the dishes were pretty bland tasting and average looking. The Bloody Mary needed work. The sandwiches and salads charge quite a bit for extras like protein or french fries which is weird-- the only place I've seen that charges extra for fries is somewhere like ZinBurger that's known for quality, super tasty entrees. You can charge extra for protein on a salad if the base of the salad is really strong. At Bliss is just felt like an unnecessary up charge.\n\nOverall, the menu needs a little class. Someone with a good palette and eye needs to liven it up and make it more professional. I feel like most everything could have been made in my own kitchen.\n\nIt is in a great location, and the patio is beautiful and such a great environment, but I won't go back for more than drinks because it's just not worth the price.
__label__3 I was out on a date and she took me to Bliss REBAR. It was a Friday night and I wasn't really in the mood for a crowded bar scene. The ambience of the place is really nice. Not a party spot but people were definitely having a great time. I had their pomegranate martini and it was DELICIOUS. Not to strong but strong enough to taste it. It was smooth going down. The veggie mac and cheese was ok. I was told they have the best mac and cheese. I would have to disagree. They good mac and cheese... certainly not the best. I've had better. But it was good. The staff was friendly and the place was clean.
__label__0 We went there for a night out last night. Firstly they do not clear the tables at all in the bar area. I finally had to just start clearing the table myself by bringing our used glasses to the bar. Secondly do not open a tab at the bar. The bartender on duty, a gentleman with earlobes that were large from a circular piercing, added his friend's drinks to my tab. I went to the bar to pay the bill and he hands me a credit card charge for $75.00. I asked for the itemized receipt and he reluctantly gave it to me. When I told him I hadn't had any absolute drinks he immediately took them off without question. Clearly he thought I was too drunk to notice and thought he could scam me. What a terrible business practice. Beware when you go here! Also it was very disappointing that the DJ stopped playing at midnight.
__label__2 If I could give Lin's 3.5 stars I would.  While I have never had a bad meal here, I have never been blown away either.  I guess as far as Americanized Chinese food (not seeing the \"fusion\" here) goes I think middle part of the bell curve is quite large for me.  That being said, this seems to be my go-to spot when ordering Chinese food in the South Side.  I have had the beef noodle soup, General Tso's tofu, sesame chicken, spring rolls, egg rolls, and the pad-thai.  All were pretty solid.  I have not visited since they put in the new bar addition; I hope this doesn't affect its status as a BYOB restaurant.\n\nPros:\n-Speedy Takeout\n-BYOB\n-Clean Dining Room and Bathroom
__label__1 Service is a negative 5..  atmosphere is 5   ...   paul Wells, the one man band is great.....  Service on the other hand was the worst I have ever seen.... I was never offered even a water or a wine or beer or a cocktail or A CIGAR. .  Heck the food & beverage management from Orange Sky Restaurant (Kieth) came down to talk with us regarding my situation.  He did offer a free round of cocktails that we kindly refused.  After that he offered a free appetizer at the restaurant we had reservations for the next night .     While walking to the restroom at the end of our night I saw the server and at that point asked her name.  She said it was Michelle. .  I then asked why shy never offered us any type of service?  She did not respond.... I then asked \"Do you not like us for some reason?\"   We are a mixed race couple. ...  Her response  was a very big obvious smile and walk away...\n\nIs Shadows Racist????\n\nAre the Sunday night wait staff Racist???\n\nIf not,  We felt they were....\n\n(Author is a Retired Firefighter and a County Public Health Enployee)
__label__1 The cashiers who work here might be hopped up on painkillers or something.  Extremely lethargic and very unhelpful when trying to locate an item.  Instead of the usual hello greeting they say: \"CVS Card\"?\n  Trying to get down the aisle to go to the pharmacy in the back but the entire aisle was taken up by a female clerk who was restocking shelves and had all the items in the way of foot traffic.  When I said excuse me like 3 times, she finally turned around and just snarled at me.  I think I heard the \"Marge Simpson\" groan or moan.  \n  Very weird indeed!  Just trying to get by!!!
__label__3 This gastro-gem instantly connects me with my former lifetime(s) in India. Rani dishes up some sumptuous home-style food at the back counter, with the love of a dotting grandmother. The tangy and fresh chutneys accompany her rich and flavorful veg-fare perfectly. Her pakoras are a hearty treat, and one of the few deep fried foods I'll indulge in, because how can you say no to your adopted Indian grandmother? The rest of the store is a delectable journey through spice, I can easily lose track of earthly time here. To my less-traveled western epicurians, know this is not like the International Isle at Whole Foods. Expect ; Hindi TV, ghee-scented air, tables sticky with Chai resin, and dusty nag champa boxes to abound. All part of the authenticity and love that is Rani World. I  recently read that India does irradiate their spices like we do in the West, so buying Indian spice products are both cost/health effective, but do check expiration dates.  My staples from these illustrious isles include; star anise, tumeric, chana besana flour, rose water, peppered pampadams, yellow split-mung beans, aspativa, basmati rice, mustard seed, cinnamon bark, ghee and the beauty of fresh curry leaves from the produce section.
__label__2 Since buying a house in Bellevue, while it's being renovated, I've had many occasions to be in the area, with people to eat with. I'd heard nice things about this place, and thought I'd give it a try.\n\nWe walked in the front door, and we were the only people there. The decor is...well...adorable. Antique mirrors and chachki line the walls, lots of old wood, and at the moment, there was a ladder in the back of the room. We wondered if they were open, and a man appeared for a brief second, and then he was gone. I went to the counter, and a woman, the Thai owner, came out of the kitchen and said we could sit anywhere. We started to sit at a very cute little table in the window nook next to the door, and were warned that if people came in and out of the door, it could get cold, so we moved to the other side of the door window which was more recessed and sat at a tall table.\n\nWe looked over the menu, which seemed pretty staple, but the prices seemed a tad higher than they needed to be. The server was the hubby owner, a very all-American dad type, who greeted us with the little Thai prayer pose and bow, which frankly, looked kind of silly coming from an all-American dad type. He did it several times through the evening. If he were Asian, then it wouldn't seem so odd...\n\nWe both decided on the pad thai, and he took our order, and off to the kitchen he went. He'd left two glasses of water at the table, which was good because he didn't ask if we'd wanted anything else to drink.\n\nOne other couple came in while we waited, and sat at the 'cold' table. My friend and I had a nice long chat until the food came.\n\nThe plates arrived, and were the big fancy bistroid white plates, square and angled - with not a lot of food placed upon them. It looked more like a quick lunch portion that a dinner portion.\n\nThe pad thai was good. Nothing spectacular, but not bad at all. It is just a basic pad thai. They certainly could have thrown on another spoonful or two for the price tag. \n\nAfter the meal my friend asked for the ginger tea, and sipped it slowly, saying it kind of had a spice 'burn' to it.\n\nShe really enjoyed her meal, saying it was perfect, but she's a tiny little thing who doesn't eat much. But as a guy, I really didn't want to leave a meal to look for a meal.\n\nThe atmosphere is truly charming and comfortable, but a little 'cold'. It was kind of like sitting in the side room of an old library. Shhhhhhhhh! Pleasant, but it didn't have any kind of spark. The food is good, but there's not much of it, and you're paying kind of hefty bistroid prices for it, in an area that has no need for a bistroid, or the prices that go with it. \n\nAs I've stated multiple times in other reviews...I don't care what your 'atmosphere' levels are set at. I don't go out to eat 'atmosphere'...I go to eat FOOD. Never has an 'atmosphere' made me keep coming back. But a good portion of food at a fair price will every time.\n\nConsidering the other options in and around Bellevue, I can't say I would never return, but I would have to have a serious craving that couldn't be satisfied with a short drive elsewhere.  I really do think this place could be a bigger hit if they just weren't so skimpy on the portions. I wouldn't mind the price tag so much if I were actually sated.\n\nIf you're the uppity foodie type, this might be right up your alley. But if you like FOOD...well...enjoy...but pack a light lunch for the drive home.
__label__4 This place is very busy till about mid nite then you have a good shot at getting a place to sit.
__label__2 Decent food and the usual waitresses are busy but attentive.  The salads are good but be warned they usually take just as long, if not longer, than other food to come out to your table.  Chicken strips are good and I hear the wraps are excellent.\n\nOther than that everything else is good but not great.  The potato soup is very good but don't order it too often as it is the soup-of-the-day about 90% of the time.\n\nA decent option when you are tired of to-go food in the downtown area or want something besides a sandwich.
__label__4 This is best the Thai restaurant I've been to in Edinburgh and has quite a unique take on a few classic dishes that works out really well in my opinion. Their Pad Thai is the best I've ever had. Being a basement restaurant it has a nice dark, cosy atmosphere.
__label__3 I had a new shower built by these folks back in 2011 and it's been holding up great.  They were quick, did a good job, and stand behind their work.  I had some warranty repairs done a few months ago.  Very happy with the service I got and the end product is very nice
__label__4 Very yummy food, great service, the owner really cares about his customers and their wants/needs. Highly recommend for quality Mediterranean food!
__label__0 I only have 3 words to describe the quality of Fillet and Lamb Kabob I regret ordering from this smoke filled establishment. \n\nDRY / TOUGH and TASTELESS!!!!! \n\nOK, I lied. Plus 2 Words \n\nNEVER, AGAIN!!!!
__label__1 Cardioloogists might as well co brand with them to offer discounts. The grease in the grilled items is extreme! I think maybe I have been spolied by oter Persian Restaurants.\n\nI think the spices are a little weak, and they are really not using the most quality ingrediients. Its not horrible by any means. I have a 2 year old that coming home one night said: \"Daddy, kababs please for yummy!\" So we decided to try it.\n\nHe had a few bites, and looked at me and said \"Other kababs\" referring to our other Persian resturant in town, and then asked for his milk. The rice wasnt bad. Nice and fluffy but instead of adding butter to the rice we got they simply provided us a packet of butter on top of the rice.\n\nFor the same price as a lunch at a full service restaurant,. you can get a full dinner but its a far cry from their Persian competitiion. Its basically a no frillls fast casual place. OK meal but not really one I am going to crave too often.
__label__0 Absolutely the worst customer service we have ever encountered. We went with a party five on a Friday night around 7pm. The restaurant was relatively empty and we were completely ignored. We were not offered menu's, drinks, or anything. I had to walk in and ask the bartender for a menu. Once we actually received a menu we were ignored again for another 10 minutes, at which point we opted to leave. I would not recommend this restaurant to anyone. I was appalled.\n\nPS. A week before I had called to make reservations and was greeted by a rude man on the phone who said \"Who is this?\" In a what do you want kind of attitude. I should have taken the hint and completely avoided the place.
__label__2 It's nothing fancy, but Cafe Cortez does serve up a great burger!  Although I had stayed in the hotel for a couple of nights, I didn't pay attention to the cafe until my co-workers and I were looking for a lunch spot one day and saw their sign on the sidewalk for $5 Burger and Beer.  The first time we went in, we were in a rush, which made us feel like the service was slow, but in reality, this is actually a great lunch spot!\n\nSo we all got the $5 Burger and Beer deal (which is offered all day every day). Note, if you want to add cheese, it's an additional $0.50.  The meal comes with a bag of Lays potato chips and if you want to substitute for fries, then it's an additional $2. You can also substitute the beer for a soda (with no extra charge).\n\nFirst of all, you can't go wrong with $5.  You can't even get a meal at McDonalds/In-n-Out/Burger King, etc. for $5!  On top of that, this was a freshly grilled burger (decent sized, I think 1/2 lb) with fresh vegetables and a beer (Bud, Bud Light or a dark, Greek beer) in a sit down restaurant.\n\nIt was good enough that we even went back the next day.  I ended up getting the Mushroom Swiss Burger the next day because I wanted fries. \n\nOh, and I forgot to mention that when you sign up for the El Cortez Player's Card, you get a $5 off coupon at the cafe. So that meant that my $5 burger and beer was FREE!
__label__4 Just had a taste of the Ribeye Bistecca. (thanks Jan & Dave) awesome great flavour.
__label__2 Went on a Friday evening during J4th weekend.  Fun experience!  We definitely went for the novelty... not a place I'd frequent.  Great for big groups looking to break the ice (har har) and/or kick the night off.\n\n$15 gets you entry w/a parka jacket, boots, and gloves.  At the time we went they were handing out one free shot coupons. I think $45 gets you a fur coat, instead of a parka, plus one free drink.\n\nIt's basically a huge meat locker with approx 93 tons of ice.  Bartender said this was the 2nd largest ice bar.  Alaska has the first largest.  Everything is literally made of ice... seats, tables, the bar, cups you drink from, walls, etc.  Neat ice sculpture of Mt Rushmore in the back... and a snow-couple near the bar for photo op.  We probably stayed for about an hour and were not asked to leave... so maybe rules have changed since prior Yelp reviews.  I also saw they had a variety of alcohol... Patron, Crown Royal, Jack Daniels, Hypnotiq, X Rated, a plethora of Vodkas, etc.  You pay for your drinks when you exit... each party is given a number... you provide the bartender with that number so he knows who to charge drinks to... so keep track on what you order.  I think drinks averaged about $12 each.\n\nHeads up... no electronic devices are allowed inside... cell phones, cameras, etc.  They say it's b'coz there's a chance your devices may freeze inside thus causing it to break and I guess they don't want to be held liable for that.  I really think it's b'coz they have their own photographer who ducks in and out taking photos of you and your party.  Catch is the photos cost about $20 each.  They were having a deal when we were there... 3 for $40.  You can also buy online from their website at regular price.  You can also link your photo to facebook or twitter BUT they're a \"Do not copy\" watermark stamped dead-center of the photo.  \n\nOverall, the experience was great and memorable.  Just another something to cross off the bucket list.
__label__1 Argh. Groan. Kind of a waste of money. My feelings about the ice bare are all over the place honestly. I'm going to with 2 stars, because even though I thought it was \"okay\" it still isn't that entertaining.\n\nBut... It's an experience I can tick off my list at least! I went with a group of four and we all purchased the $15 general admission - jacket and gloves. When we got in it was empty! There were only a few people in there. Mind you, this was a Friday night on Halloween weekend! So we got free shots (poor, watered down) and took some pictures. \n\nYou have to deposit your cameras and cell phones into a locker outside before you go in. That's so they can rape you with the prices of purchasing the pictures THEY take of you. As if it isn't already overpriced to be paying $15 to go freeze and look at ice.\n\nI mean, it's a cool thing to do if you have the money to throw around, but if you just want to get drunk and party - go elsewhere! Also, make sure you go with a big group, you'll have a better time.
__label__3 This is definitely a unique vegas spot, something everyone should try at least once. Took my brother and my girlfriend here on our last vegas trip and was able to handle about 2 hours inside the cold. Girls- dress warm, not cute. You will freeze if you come in a black dress. Guys- drink some beforehand. The drinks are good and strong, but you don't feel them as much because you're freezing your ass off. Fun place with a great staff
__label__4 Okay, I was dying to go here.  I saw something on TV mentioning the Minus 5 Ice Lounge and instantly knew that I had to go.  At the time I saw the ad, I knew I was going to Las Vegas within the next month or so and made it a key point to go.\n\nWhen you go, you pay for an entry fee which is approximately $15 (includes rental of boots, coat, and gloves) or so and then you can get drink packages.  My boyfriend and I got the two drinks package which was $36 apiece that included the $15 entry fee plus two drinks and a free shot of their house shot.  When we got in there, there were some other people in there who had their free shot tokens that were pretty inebriated so they gave us their free shot token.  Score!  So, we basically had 3 shots a piece plus the two drinks.  Suddenly, the minus 5 temperature wasn't that cold.  But, I digress.\n\nEverything is in ice minus the floors.  The bar itself, the glasses, seating, walls.  They even had a little jellyfish aquarium.  Super awesome.\n\nMost of the drinks were vodka based with Skyy Vodka.  I did have a rum and coke, but that was my only real option with rum.  Okay with me!\n\nSince you have two drinks, most people don't stay that long.  We stayed a while because when am I really going to experience this again?  They don't allow electronics in the bar so you get a locker to put your cell phone and camera in.  They do have a photographer in there taking photos.  Those photos are $20 a pop and since we had a \"few\", we got two photos an one for free.  The photos are also posted online as well.\n\nWhile the place is pricey, it's amazingly fun and quite an experience.  So, I say fork over the cash!
__label__2 Spendy activity, but it's worth it for once in your lifetime kind of thing...\n\nWe came here for the night before our wedding day and it was pretty fun. The actual ice bar was pretty small compared to what I imagined. It was fun to drink cocktails in ice glasses. We had a great time chit chatting and froze our butts off.\n\nThe only issue was the photographer of this ice bar. She was very demanding and insisted on taking our pictures more than we would like it. It made the whole experience was not as fun as we would like it to be.\n\nAnyway, we had a great time, but it will be just one time visit to the ice bar.
__label__0 The guy working tonight: Wed. Aug. 6, 2014 around 9 p.m. (after the movie \"Lucy\" let out), was insulting and rude. He lost your business 1-sale tonight and MANY sales in the future. I simply needed a glass of milk. I've been feeling off all day and it's comforting. He made fun of my choice. (Whatever, dude!!) He was unsure if they SOLD MILK AT DAIRY QUEEN!? It's first name is Dairy... Just saying. I politely asked if he'd please check when he was done with (whatever he was doing). He gave me a head-nod (meaning: yes we've got milk)... Then he turned and started on the elderly couple (who also knew I was first, but they are jerks too). I didn't appreciate his crappy attitude or his opinion about my drink choice. I travel often to Vegas, specifically to the Aliante. This guy just blew it bigtime!! \n\nWho is laughing now? Hmmm Johnny Rockets right nearby had no problem helping me with some cold milk! Thanks Johnny Rocket!!
__label__2 living in norcal, cici's commercials used to always come on the tv there.  i remember thinking wowie, all you can eat pizza for 5 doll hairs, thats soooooo coooooool.  then i discovered that there were none near where i lived, so i got ready to walk across the freeway because there was no way i could live without cici's.\n\nfortunately, i another idea popped in my head and said hey, don't kill yourself, just go to a cici's next time you're out of town.  i said ok.  when i went to vegas, another friend had the same exact incident, so we decided to go.  boy, talk about mediocre.  what can you really expect for 4 doll hairs.\n\nthe staff was very friendly, and they kept the pizzas coming out.  a good variety to choose from, but it was just average at best.  nothing spectacular.  again, i wasn't expecting much for 4 bucks.  \n\ni'm not trashing it, but i wouldn't go out of my way for it either.
__label__3 I live in Marin County California and we get their adds on T.V so I couldn't wait to try this place when I came down to Vegas. I have been on the company web site and it looks like Cici's is slowly coming to Northern California. I can't wait because I believe something like this would thrive in up in Nor Cal. Now enough about my day dreaming here lets talk about my experience here.\n   Great and awesome staff of people. The employees seemed like they enjoyed being there and were extremely helpful. I was also in contact with the manager who was there and he seemed to be helpful and had a cheery attitude. Everyone was helpful.\n  The pizza was good, and I absolutly loved the Macaroni and Cheese Pizza. I think I ate about 3 slices of it while I was here. I also had a slice of cheese, and pesto pizza and both were good. I only came here for the pizza experience and didn't try any of their pasta's or salads. I did get to try one of Cici's famous Cinnamon  bread pizza when it was fresh out the oven and it was sooo yummy I went back for seconds. Needless to say I went to Cici's I was really hungry so I ate a my weight in pizza, but looking back I don't regret it because there isn't a Cici's where I live. \n  If you live in Las Vegas and are traveling to Las Vegas please check this place out. there really isn't anything like a pizza buffet and its all you can eat for a low price. Much lower than some other buffets that you will find in Las Vegas.
__label__0 I agree w Ryan F...lots of workers wiping their sweaty foreheads then handling food. I hate to say my experience was even worse. I saw with my own two eyes the \"MANAGERS ASSISTANT (tall, blond, curly hair)\" scratching his BALLS then turned around and started working with the food at the buffet!!!!! I immediately complained to GENERAL MANAGER, they apologized, then refunded the money. My first stop when I left that place was the bathroom. I couldn't stop barfing. Had to take take heavy duty meds to control the nausea. SOMEONE PLEASE CALL THE HEALTH DEPARTMENT!!!!! I JUST MIGHT...
__label__2 I purchased a bunch of Groupons (yup, I'm a cheapie, NOT, just resourceful), and currently staying here for my business trip.\n\nThe hotel is nothing like the Bellagio or Wynn (which I stayed during previous trips to Las Vegas), but I'm not a hater, but not a lover either of this hotel.  If it wasn't for business or the awesome Groupons, I probably would never have considered this place.\n\nThere's an awful smell of smoke as you enter the lobby, probably because the \"casino\" is adjacent.\n\nBut let's talk about what I have.  The King room is big with a mini-fridge (great), microwave, single person couch, work table and chair, large windows and fair amount of space.  The bathroom is clean, sink is outside of the bathroom.  I like that idea.  Large flat screen TV.  FREE wireless internet, great so I can login and work at no charge to me or my company.\n\nThere's a little fitness room on the 2nd floor, I couldn't find it initially and asked for hotel staff help.  They are friendly I should say.  There are a couple of bikes, an elliptical that doesn't work, a stairmaster, 2 treadmills and some free weights and nautilus type equipment.  The equipment is not the high end precor or lifestyle type, but it works, and I can get a little sweat, not to say that Las Vegas isn't steaming at 105-110 during my stay!  It's HOT.\n\nThere's a pool, but haven't checked that out yet.  I'll do that this weekend, get some rays and tan.\n\nParking is self-park by the way, no valet.\n\nWill I come back?  Yes, because I have Groupons to use!
__label__0 It is amazing to me the effect that one person can have on your experience.  \nThis one star goes to you, Steve Dennis.  You earned it.  \n\nAll I can say is thank goodness for Yelp.  You don't have to make the same mistake as me.  STAY SOMEWHERE ELSE!  There are hundreds and hundreds of hotels in Las Vegas.  Don't waste your time here.  Trust me, they don't care about you or your experience...or repeat business either!  \n\nHotel manager Steve Dennis doesnt know the first thing about hospitality.  \nI will never stay here again.  Save your bucks for a place that cares about its customers enough to treat them with respect.
__label__0 This place does not even deserve a single star, but I have no choice if I want to give fair warning to others smart enough to look at Yelp before booking.\n\nFirst of all, this hotel is completely outdated, ghetto,  and dirty.  So dirty, in fact, that my friend refused to stay there after we had already paid (booked on Orbitz).  \n\nThe girl at the front desk said it would be an additional $25 to check in early, which I was fine with.  I wasn't thrilled with the condition of this hotel, but our 1am flight was cancelled and we had already been stuck at the airport for 4 hrs, so I was essentially willing to sleep just about anywhere at that point.  My friend said \"No, do not give her the extra money.  It's filthy.  We are not staying here!\"  \n\nShe saw a large bug crawling on the floor of the hotel lobby and just when we thought it couldn't get worse, we overheard another guest speaking to a hotel employee about some issue that occurred at the hotel which prompted him to call the police.  Great!  Safety issues on top of it all!\n\nThe manager, Katie (who is snide, immature, and unprofessional) refused to refund us, stating that we had not cancelled within 48 hrs of our intended stay, so she would not issue a refund. Guess what Katie?  The hotel you manage is FILTHY, BUG-RIDDEN, GHETTO, and has blatantly RUDE and unaccommodating staff!  \n\nThe advertisement of this hotel on Orbitz is fraudulent, misrepresentative, and misleading.\n\nBy the way, Clarion Hotels are each privately owned, so I suggest not booking with them since they have no real motivation to keep them or their standards in line. \n\nTo recap, this hotel is: GHETTO, FILTHY, POTENTIALLY UNSAFE, BUG-RIDDEN, and STAFFED WITH UNPROFESSIONAL, RUDE PEOPLE\n\n**Stay at your own risk, but don't say I didn't warn you!
__label__2 Pretty good drive-thru car wash, nothing out of the ordinary.  However, I was able to purchase ultd washes for the month for only $10 which is awesome!!! :)
__label__1 Buying from Best Buy is very unsafe! My card was used to purchase and charged to my account. \nI have told friends and family never to use Best Buy purchase online. I am also writing a review on Yelp to warn innocent victims.\nI was also sent an email from Best Buy claiming that they were going to credit my account the difference of my purchase and it never happened.\nThe item was not available in the store at the time of my pick up - so I decided to buy somewhere else.\nI am currently waiting on 2 separate issues from Best Buy and to date - nothing has been done.\nVery risky to use online purchase from Best Buy.
__label__0 I went to buy a Kindle Fire and i was waiting like 20 minutes for somebody to help me, the store is clearly understaffed, and even that there was a very fat guy (nothing against that) and a blonde, both employees were talking to a guy that wanted to buy a Samsung Galaxy Tablet, i was next to them trying to asking for help but both were very interested in the guy that was explaining that he needed a tablet because his wife doesnt want to watch tv on the room, so he needed something to watch tv when she was asleep, and then started with his marital problems and i dont know how started to talk about his trip to China, so i took my kindle went to the register, paid and left, i honestly thought that in those stores there's always somebody to help you out, but i guess not...
__label__1 I have had mediocre service at the other Best Buy locations in town. This one, however, took the cake. I called before arriving, to pick up a popular TV-on-DVD series, and was told they had several in stock of both regular DVD and Blu-ray.\n\nWhen I arrive, there is limited signage and organization to this location. I finally locate the right department, and there are only Blu-ray copies of this DVD available. It takes several minutes to locate an employee.\n\nEmployee A comes over, hears my dilemma, and stares at the shelf. I have to prompt him to look up whether other copies are available and if perhaps there is another display featuring this series. He seems high as a kite and does not seem to understand the problem. After waiting several minutes, Employee B finishes nearby with another customer, hears the synopsis of my situation, and locates the DVD in question in under two minutes with a smile on his face.\n\nI'm generally not one to review chain stores very often, or to judge employees based on their handling of one customer, but you either need to be more discerning with your hiring practices or amp up your training procedures if someone can be this thoroughly inept while on the clock at your business.
__label__1 My coworkers and I have been at this venue several times but somehow a change of staff has taken place recently.  With this change, we had the worst service ever.  First, the server took forever to take our order.  Finally she took our drink order and after she brought it over, we asked for straws and artificial sweetener.  She never came back and finally one of us got up to get it and she was clueless and didn't care.  Then she took our order, made recommendations but she served this first.  They were wings, and it was cold and not as tasty as expected.  Our food took 45 minutes to arrive, (pizza and green salad), she messed up on the pizza.  Prior to serving, she forgot our orders, had to ask again what we ordered (perhaps if she wrote the orders down??).  She had an attitude and had this \"I Don't Care\" look.  Needless to say, we have not been back to Streets of New York because the service was awful, server was rude rude rude...
__label__3 closed - out of business!!!
__label__4 Super friendly folks that know how bad I am at remembering to schedule a cleaning so they text me with an occasional reminder!  I encouraged two people I work with to go here because of the top notch service-- very fast very efficient-- faster than an IN and Out Burger ! \n The Dentist is very fun and wow I have to so much fun chattin it up with these ladies they have to remind me when it  is time to go home. It took me a long time to find a good Dentist in Madison for some odd reason. She just moved here in the last few years luckily she mailed me a cool piece of direct mail which I though wow they look fun!  A great place to go if you are fearful fo a dentist she puts you at ease. And the actual office is GORGEOUS! So fun to hang out there does NOT feel like a typical dental office ! Feels like a tooth spa!
__label__2 Hungry and exhausted from a day of touring the city, my boyfriend and I stumbled from the nearest Bixi station into this New York Times-recommended French bistro. We had a 10:00pm reservation (the earliest slot available on Opentable that summer Saturday) and were eternally grateful when they could seat us at 9:30pm. To our surprise, the restaurant was far from packed, although outdoor seating was mostly taken.\n\nThe food was really good. We didn't order any entrees; Instead, we got the charcuteries platter (good to share between two people), which included duck rillettes (divine with caramelized onion), foie gras terrine, cured ham, and pork saucisson. Some of the charcuteries were only ok, but some were amazing too... The foie gras rivaled the pate at NYC's Bar Boulud. Additionally, we ordered two corns on the cob (light, simple, delicious with butter and salt/pepper) and a side of fries (very tasty). Our meal ended up being approx $70 with a glass of beer.\n\nAs far as French bistro cuisine goes, Brasserie T definietely succeeded in the charcuterie. However, there are little things about the ambiance and service that threw our experience off.\n\n- First, we were seated at a table with no tabletop candle or overhead light. It was so dim that we couldn't read our menus. We requested a table change and got moved to a window table that had a harsh overhead white light (compared to the soft yellow lighting other tables got). Slightly annoyed but too embarrassed to request another table change, we stayed put. But it elicited grumbles from my boyfriend.\n- Second, it took foreeeeeever to flag our server down for the check. It was as if she forgot about us after our orders were put in.\n\nBased on the hype (from the Toque connection and NYT review) and menu prices, I had certain expectation about the restaurant as an overall experience. Brasserie T tried to meet those expectations, but it fell just short. Certainly not bad but certainly not amazing.
__label__2 The location is great (being in the centre of Places des Arts), and the decor is great. They have really good cocktails but the food is just below average. Go there for the drinks and the ambience, not for the food.
__label__4 Took my schnauzer here after some frightening visits to other groomers. I'd had them tell me that \"Oh, he's sensitive about his legs\" or \"oh, he snapped at me\". Now, I'm not that dog mom that says \"Oh, he's an angel! He wouldn't ever do that!\" No, if I think there's an issue, I'll tell you.\n\nAfter I picked him up, the groomer (I believe it was Jamie) told me that she didn't have a problem with him at all, that he was an angel. So, Crazy Dog Mom wins! ;)\n\nThey were able to get him in at extremely short notice, did an incredible job and even a slightly modified Schnauzer cut, and the price was fantastic. $40 for the groom with a $5 off coupon, but even at $45, I'll be taking him back from now on. :)
__label__2 i called in the afternoon asking if their full service cut included a nail trim and they told me yes. they were able to take my dog then so that was great. when i picked up my dog, he looked very handsome! i examined his cut and it looked great so i paid and left. when i got home, i realized that they did not cut his nails -.- i didn't wan't to drive all the way across town again just for them to cut his nails so they lose a star for that.
__label__0 I have never written a bad review and this is really difficult. I have been to Best in show one other time and everything was fine. This time was just a horrible experience. We dropped off our dog and when we went back to pick him up we were met in the parking lot with our  dog. We were told that they had no idea how but that he had been \"cut\" on the leg. The groomer had called ahead to their Vet and we were expected. We rushed over to the vet and our dog received five stitches for a very deep cut on his leg. He also had two other area where he had been cut. While I appreciate that they called the Vet, I am concerned that he had been cut an hour before we picked him up and no one called us. Our dog is part of our family and we love him dearly. This has been a rough 5 days for him. We cannot leave him alone because he chews at the bandages. He is just not himself. \nThere are many other choices for dog grooming in Las Vegas. I will not return to Best in show dog grooming.\nOn a side note, we have not heard a word from them since this happened. An apology would have been nice.
__label__2 The decor here is adorable. It made me want to sit and stay a while. I had my first macaroon, well two, mixed berry and raspberry. People always rave about them (not necessarily from here, but in general) so I decided to indulge. I didn't love or hate them. I'll definitely be back to try other options.
__label__3 Super cute and quaint. Pastries are worth the stop, and the staff is delightful. Impressive amount of seating available too, despite the cozy size of this corner shop. However, be warned: they give out free samples of their pastries. If you were planning on just grabbing a coffee, you may find yourself leaving with more than you planned.
__label__1 While it wasn't 'bad', there are far better places to have an enjoyable meal in the area, even if you want to catch a game.  We went once.  We saw.  We haven't been back.
__label__0 Ordered basket of wings today for take out. Told me 20 mins. Waited for 40 mins. Really? The owner Ron was there. Told him.. And he did told the manager to look. That's it. No one appeared to be really sorry as they don't care . Really?
__label__2 It was alright. Sort of a mix between Buffalo Wild Wings and The Outback. Pretty noisy and only one steak on the menu, but the burger was decent.
__label__2 I have been to this particular location for eyebrow threading twice.  On both occasions I walked in without an appointment and was greeting right away.  There was no wait and the desk attendant was very professional.  The brow threading person did an excellent job.  I would recommend that she improve her customer service.  She did not ask me how I would like my brows done or even speak to me at all.  Overall, I would come back again since they did make my brows look great!
__label__2 I would like to give a review but they were out of mostly all the great goodies that were recommended to me, therefore I will have to go back after the holiday.
__label__4 First of all, I love that Chip Nutty Cookies is a shrine to the owner, Chip Nutty (not his real name).  Every parking space has a sign with Chip Nutty's head on it, there are a million pictures of him, books he's written, etc all over the store.  The best part is that almost every time I've gone in there, Chip Nutty is baking fresh donuts, talking to customers, or working the register.  Like the previous reviewer said, they are out of popular items, frequently.  The reason for this seems to be that they bake everything fresh, so I can appreciate that, and I usually find something equally delicious when that happens.  They say that they use fresh natural ingredients for everything, and it tastes like they do.  The coffee is decent, the baked items are (usually) fresh, and it's a pretty interesting store inside.  Give Chip Nutty a shot, you'll find something you like!
__label__3 Located at the corner of S. Jones and Spring Mountain near the 168 Market, this small humble eatery provides a comprehensive array of Taiwanese breakfast items that elicit childhood nostalgia for many 1st generation Taiwanese/Chinese folks and are definitely on the must-eat list for those of us second-generation folks who have been fortunate to have made a pilgrimmage back to Taiwan (or as I like to call it, Foodie Island).  \n\nSoybean milk-  this is not the chalky stuff that you find in your supermarket that adds a nice dimension to your latte or cereal, this is enjoyed straight up either as a sweetened cold/hot beverage or in a savory form where a shot of vinegar and soy triggers a reaction so that the soymilk takes on a creamy custardization accented by little bits of green onion and pickled veggies.  For those with discernible palates, I've been informed by reputable sources that the soybean milk across the street at China Mama is superior.\n\nRice Ball (Fan Twan)- a classic item my parents used to grab on the go while heading to school, don't be fooled by the simple name.  This is steamed sticky rice enclosing a savory deep fried chinese doughnut and pork sung.  The ratio of the rice and filling is perfect and it's as classic a combination as pb and j.\n\nTemple meatball (Ba Wan)-  not sure if there are any other places in town that offer this, and fortunately they make a wonderful version of this popular street food item.    Finely chopped mushrooms, bamboo, and stir-fried pork encased by a glutinous tapioca flour bun and bathed in a thick orange sweet savory sauce that has an additional note similar to cinnamon/star anise, this one will flood your head with umami and makes me think if boba and dim sum were to conceive a rockstar child, this would be it.\n\nSpicy Beef Noodle soup-   Served piping hot and can easily feed 2 or more, the meat is impeccably braised and comes with garnishes of pickled mustard greens, cilantro, scallions, and bok choy.  Detractors might say it is on the oily side and is way spicy (in which case the version at Noodle Pot may be closer to your liking), otherwise this one punches you in the face and is not shy on flavor in the best way possible.\n\nLeek Pancake- A deep-fried empanada filled with garlic chives, scrambled egg, tofu, and mung bean noodles, this is a tasty rendition if you really like garlic chives.\n\nItems that have room for improvement include the savory chinese doughnuts (yiotiao) and the sesame bun (sao bing) which I found to be a tad bit on the dry side, and the hunk of pork in the pork bun (gua bao) is also a bit oversized and lacking unctuousness (Sheridan Su does a better rendition at Great Bao which is now Fat Choy).  Looking forward to trying the pork chop with rice, sweet tofu custard (do hua), and the lotus wrapped tamales (taiwanese and shanghainese varieties available) on future visits. \n\nNot sure if this is an outpost of Yi Mei Deli Co. in Rowland Heights, CA (the fonts on the food signs look similar), but if you're expecting the same level of quality, it may come up short since they set the bar extremely high, otherwise it's a great primer on Taiwanese cuisine for the uninitiated.  Unbelievable value for your wallet but don't forget cash if you're spending under $10 and they accept visa/mastercard but no amex.
__label__1 The food was mediocre compared to the Taiwanese type food I have at home. Mostly the same dishes but different flavor... I will not come back here.
__label__4 Professional ...OMG\nThis store is huge it's got a upstairs and down and it's super huge. The staff are professional and we got a ton of stuff because the staff working with us are nice and the stuff inside the store is so cute. \nThat's always a must and a plus. I took the advice of fellow yelpper Tyler B and asked for (Doc) turns out the man I was talking with was Doc (Giggles) and he's is so great. I picked out a living room set pictures to match a rug and even more. Such as plants and other items. \nBack in customer service the staff are kind & sweet and very helpful and polite. I will say if you happen to go inside ask for Doc.\nDoc is a peoples person he wont let you leave unsure or undecided he gives you time to make your mind up or change your mind about what u like what you want and that's is a plus. He says he loves how out spoken I am I'm polite but I say just whats on my mind. This location is fun and most of all your gonna love your new items. I would send my blind grand mother here I'm just being honest. These people are good trustworthy people who want to sale you cool stuff for you home.
__label__4 I went in the store walking into a chaotic warfare! It was the day when Ashleys was handing out up to $2,000 credit limits. Although many customers complained about waiting for over 5 hours, I simply waited for 2. I was greeted in a very friendly manner and assisted very thoroughly for my first time purchasing furniture this way. Each of the employees and even the manager that assisted me were extremely friendly. No complaints and I will visit them again for future purchases.
__label__1 I should have read other reviews before purchasing my couch here. My PIC and I had been to several different furniture stores including this one before deciding the right couch for us was at this store. We returned to buy it but decided to give the place a walk through one more time before the sale. We were immediately pounced upon by a sales person named \"Q\". She followed us around like a lost puppy asking us questions, hovering and staring and making us uncomfortable. We had already decided on the couch so we told her we would take it. She immediately seemed lost on the entire purchase process. She couldn't figure out the price, she didn't know if the item was stocked and as we walked over to the counter to start giving our information I began to become irritated. We waited almost TWO HOURS for her to complete the paperwork and allow us to leave. We sat, we stood we answered all her questions and the time and frustration seemed to extend. She had no idea what she was doing. She quoted us the wrong price twice, she made the mistake of misinforming us on the chaise being in stock when it wasn't and had us fill out paperwork twice. Did I mention it was $100 charge just to get the couch delivered? I won't be shopping here again.
__label__1 Food was a 2 &1/2 star, service is 0 stars, overall the two star rating is me being nice.\n Never in my life have I had worse service at a \"fine\" dining restaurant. This dinner was for family night, as we approached the restaurant there was no one at the hostess podium to greet us for a good 5 minutes. When the hostess finally arrived it was past our reservation time and the table has not yet been cleaned nor set for us, we waited patiently for her to guide us to our table when noticing more than half of the tables were deserted. \nOur waiter had a one large group and us to serve. He came up to take both the drink order and the food order. We were then neglected with no bread or butter which was being served across the whole restaurant but not to us, and we were also left with no drinks. When the food finally arrived , our water finally came yet my moms drink was forgotten about. \nThe one and only good dish had there was the fillet! It was cooked to perfection and accompanied with three great sauces for taste. The sliders were disappointing and the bread was stale and cold. During the whole dinner we saw our waiter twice, once for the order and another time for the food, but never for drinks nor the curtsy of checking on us. Horrible service!
__label__4 Few high class restaurants appreciate a group of rowdy mid-20 year old Las Vegasers. But Biscayne handled it with poise and played along. Using a high-class steak joint as a pre-game for the night clubs (ballin! Vegas is so crazy), my buddy and I of course walk in with Miller Lite cans.\n\nOur waiter Dave laughed and even brought us frozen mugs to enjoy our brews in. The rest of the meal was amazing. Meat that was just flown in, delicious sides, and taste testing from the kitchen. Our next round of drinks (sadly) was not Miller Lite cans from our hotel room floor, but drinks from the bar and they were superb!\n\nGreat experience! Enjoyed the staff enough that we presented Dave with his own fresh Miller Lite on our way to the clubs
__label__2 I would normally give Starbuck's 5 stars, I mean c'mon, it's Starbucks. But this location REALLY needs to work on its \"Food with beverage\" system. TWICE now they've made me late for work because they got me my coffee but forgot my goddamn croissant. They ask if you want it warmed up, and I always say yes. Usually takes just a couple minutes. Once I sat in the drive-thru for 10 minutes while they tried to find it and then had to make a new one. I'm sure the 6 cars behind me LOVED that. I mean WTF, people. It's a goddamn croissant, stick it in the oven for a minute and hand it over, or if that's too difficult just put it in a bag and I'll microwave it at work.\n\nI'm fuming as I write this because I HATE being late for work. The line today for both drive-thru and inside were at least 10 people deep. I ordered regular coffee instead of a latte because I knew it would take forever. Got the croissant as a last-minute whim (What? I love croissants and having it stare at me from the case while I waited to place an order made it impossible to resist) and he asked if I wanted it warm. I asked how long, and he said just a minute. So I got my regular coffee and went over to put cream in it thinking I'm making good time. 5 minutes go by, I'm starting to pace because now I have to rush to work. Another 5 and then the people after me with 3 kids gets their breakfast sandwiches. WHAT THE $*%&. The guy goes, are you waiting for something? I said, YES a croissant for like 10 minutes. I'm in a  goddamn hurry. JESUS. I see him go back there and stick it in the oven for 15 seconds and stick it in a bag and bring it over, which just PISSES me off even more KNOWING I've been wasting 10 minutes for a stupid effing croissant.\n\nI get to work 2 minutes late. Granted that doesn't seem like a big deal to most people but that's not the case for where I work. Late is late and it is NOT okay. $&*(^#%#*(&^$* EFF YOU Starbucks for the shitty start to my day!
__label__2 I used to go here a lot... But then the staff changed and the bartenders just suck now. I still like the waitresses. Its a shame they have to deal wit slow bartenders now.
__label__2 I come to Scooter's to watch Las Vegas Wranglers home games. There's usually a good, energetic crowd, and they put the game on almost all the TVs, so you can watch it from anywhere in the bar. Otherwise, the location is far from my house, but that's fair for a one-location business in our giant city.\n\nThe food is good, but service can be slow if the place is really busy. The servers do a good job of trying to check on you, though. One of my friends swears by the potato skins. I've never had a bad meal there.\n\nPart of the bar has a big screen projector, which is a nice touch for games. You can also play shuffleboard in the same room, so you feel like an athlete as well.
__label__3 At first glance from the outside, you aren't sure what to make of this establishment.  GO INSIDE.  The venue is split into some (private) dining tables when you first walk in and then the bar area behind double glass doors to the left.  Once you walk to the left you are normally greeted by the friendly bartender and have a wide range of options to sit / game / dine / imbibe.  At the bar, with numerous options on draft (Stone IPA - we have a winner), you can't go wrong while playing your favorite video poker game.  If gambling isn't your strong suite, walk over to their ULTIMATE MAN CAVERN.  They have the following available:  Darts, Shuffleboard, OFF ROAD (best game ever), NBA Jam, Street Fighter, Deer Hunter and of course every drinking establishment's GO-TO, Golden Tee.\n\nWe come by here at least once a week for lunch and the Crispy Flat bread pizza w/ Buffalo Chicken and Blue Cheese Spread is a staple, however their chicken tenders (never frozen) and Burgers have never let me down.\n\nThere is an abundance of flat screen TV's available and this is a Seahawk's Bar so I already know come Sunday, this place will be teaming with Russell Wilson and Marshawn Lynch fans.  Great place to just hang out and unwind after a long day / week / month / year.  \n\nSunni is an extremely friendly and knowledgeable bartender there so if she's working, go with her recommendations.
__label__1 Vegas Yelpers!\n\nI'm always on a hunt for red velvet pancakes!\n\nCame here the other day with my boys Supercr3w/Jabbawockeez for Rainen's birthday breakfast. They are good friends with the owner Baja. Baja is super friendly and took really good care of us.\n\nThis is a hard review because the owner was amazing nice... but the red velvet pancakes... didn't pass my approval!\n\nI ordered the red velvet pancakes... with egg whites, chicken sausage and potatoes. I didn't care for their version of red velvet pancakes! I was bummed out and only ate a quarter of it. Something was missing in their recipe... I had better. My friends cousin also didn't like her order of red velvet pancakes... and only took a bite of it. The rest of my breakfast was doable... hard to mess up right?!\n\nI won't be back unless it's with the boys... if so I'll have to try the chocolate pancakes and update my review.\n\nCan't complain... I only paid... tip... Baja took care of us.\n\nAs for the red velvet pancakes... Sorry. Fail.\n\nCasual indoor dining. Check it out and lmk what you think.
__label__0 Been waiting for nearly an hour for our food and still no sign of it. When I asked what the problem was I was told  \"our normal cook is on vaca\".  Terrible service today!!!
__label__1 There is a time when the price you are charged gives an expectation for quality service and quality food. But stacks and yolks isn't a place of good value or good taste. The servers aren't very nice. They slightly got my order wrong forgetting spinach. But then they brought it out to me for a fee. Orange juice will give you sticker shock, $3.99 for what they call large, which is smaller than a coffee mug
__label__4 Visited Stacks and Yolks for the first time today and the food was delicious and plentiful!  The service was prompt and attentive, and the restaurant was clean. I will definitely be back.
__label__4 My God! This place keeps getting better and better!!! Even when they're so busy that the line is out the door around the corner!!!!
__label__2 I am happy to say the food was very good, but the service the second time going there hasn't changed from the first. The restaurant had a total of 6 patrons and we were seated  and waited for 8 minutes until I asked somehow who my server once, because the server was talking to ignoring us, same circumstance as the first visit. I am super dissapointed in the service, but the food is good. Customer service needs to get way better there though!!!!
__label__2 The food is ok. Had a really good dish just once & the other few times it wasn't anything special. The food takes a pretty long time to get to the table and there are always flys in the restaurant. The staff is nice.
__label__3 Found a new gem in the Southwest part of Vegas. It's a breakfast/brunch/lunch spot that happened to be on my way home from the gym. I'm glad boyfriend and I decided to stop in and give it a try. When we went, it was closer to closing and there were not many people in there. The food arrived very quickly after we ordered and the staff was very attentive. \n\nHere's what we tried: \n\nGoblet skillet - Turkey Sausage, Spinach, Roasted Red Pepper over Home Fries with Cheese. Not the deep fried kind, but the delicious kind fried atop a commercial flat-top stove. The skillet came with a side of your choice of 1 biscuit and gravy or toast. Of course, I went with the biscuit and gravy. The skillet came in a hearty portion that I was unable to finish. \n\nGriddle platter - Chicken, Spinach, Mushroom and Feta Cheese over Home Fries with 3 Eggs any style. Served with Pita Bread. This was also a scrumptious meal served in a large portion. Just the right amount of feta cheese rounded out the flavors. I liked the goblet skillet way better. \n\nNow, it took me a long time to figure out what I wanted because everything on the menu looked so good. Next time, I'm going to try the marinated steak tips because, as the menu says, it is \"marinated 18 hrs in Unicorn tears, served with 3 Eggs, Home Fries, Biscuit & Gravy.\" UNICORN TEARS. \n\nSold.
__label__1 Stopped in for a quick lunch but it ended up taking about a half an hour to get a hot dog & fries.  The dog was good, the fries just OK.  The place was small, but clean, the menu is just burgers, dogs, a couple Mexican dishes and a bunch of different iced teas.  The service was gruff, maybe even rude.   I might stop by and try again, if I have time to kill but probably wouldn't recommend them.
__label__3 Ever since my first experience with threading I have been hooked.  I have sensitive skin and waxing has me breaking out like crazy afterwards.  I do break out with threading but like 95% less than waxing.\n\nI like coming to this location because they are never busy around lunch time so I can get in and out and do some shopping around Town Square.  I have been telling everyone about threading since I discovered it.  Totally worth the little extra time!
__label__0 Can't wait until this place goes down. Few years back, this place was the spot but now, it has trashy waitresses and good for nothing bouncers. Decided to bring my friend and his brother who serves in the navy, submarines to be exact where he spends 6 months under the sea. Simply wanted to show them a good time, esp after having gone for numerous yrs. The bouncer had the nerve to say \"i could care less for what service your friend provides for me or this country, my only concern is if this club makes money.\" after commenting how rude he was being. Disgusted with the service.
__label__3 This is my crafting paradise. Whether you are decorating, sewing, painting or whatever, this is the best place. It's so clean and neat. I never have a hard time finding what I want. The staff is friendly and they always have great sales here. You can even go online and download coupons.  I prefer this place over Michael's. Their prices and selection are way better.
__label__3 Very good take out chinese food. Reasonably priced and we got tons of food. We were very happy with our order. I belive we had the take out special for 4 and it was around 45 delivered. Delivery was very quick
__label__1 This is the most expensive Starbucks I've ever been to!  It was over $10 for: a drip coffee, an apple, a yogurt, and a chocolate bar.  Bleh.  Also super slow service.  But friendly.  I wouldn't complain except for the toxic sticker shock.
__label__2 I knew Five Guys back when there was only one in the DC area, so the chain concept really doesn't work for me.  Don't get me wrong, the food is good, but just not as good as Five Guys used to be.  So glad to have them downtown at Cityscape though and hope they do really well!
__label__4 The best Thai food in Green Valley! You will not be disappointed. The prices cannot be beat and the food is delicious (about $5.95 per item). On many occasions I have ordered: Chicken Pad Thai, Chicken Panang, Thai Chili mint w/Beef, Papaya salad, Tom Yum soup. They are all delicious. My friend from Thailand approves herself. Just keep in mind that they're closed on Sundays. They are located right next to the CitiBank.
__label__3 Solid chicken pad Thai and a good bang for your buck for the amount you get. Sweet lunch special for like 7 bucks I think. This is my go-to for quick Thai that is always solid.
__label__2 meh.\nservice was good, but the food was just ok.\n\n 'thai food to go' is a lot better, but it was sunday and they were closed.\n\nthe chix satay were very tasty.  potstickers, yellow curry, fried rice were all mediocre at best.\n\n garlic chicken dish was good, but cold when we got it.\n\nmaybe we came on an 'off' day or something.
__label__2 Obviously this is a \"casino bar\" and in no way a hotspot in any sense of the word. But if you compare it to other bars in its category, it's superior to just about any offering (Except for and Vesper at the Cosmopolitan and Parasol Up at the Wynn). The bar is oriented around champagne and champagne cocktails so I wouldn't recommend ordering anything else. They are $14 each; after spending too much time and money gambling in the Pilazzo I found the Flower Eclipse (with St. Germain and Moet) and the French 75 a great and tasty respite. If you see the Phantom at the Venetian you get a 2 for 1 ticket for the champagne cocktails which I unfortunately did not realize until leaving. You can actually make a profit drinking here: put a $20 in the video poker/blackjack machine at the bar and they will comp your $14 drink. Make a few bucks at poker and you'll come out well ahead. A sweet deal in my opinion.\n\nDisclaimer: I've been here three times but the last time I was there I tried to charge mine and my friend's drinks to our room at the Venetian and the waitress said that there was something the matter with our card. However we had no trouble charging food to our room at Bouchon so I'm afraid that the waitress was just worried that she would miss out on a tip if we didn't pay right away. Service was still good but that did notably detract from my final score.
__label__1 SMALL dance floor and everyone was smushed together (but at least they looked like they were having a good time).  Music was pretty good (mostly Top 40 hits).  They had $3 mixed drink specials until midnight.  This spot definitely attracts a younger crowd though (and by younger, I mean 18-21 range).  \n\nBartender could not hear me and gave me the wrong drink twice.  (Might be language barrier or the loud music).  We did not stay long here since everyone was probably 4-5 years younger than us and we weren't enthusiastic about joining what we will call \"The Sweat Pit.\"\n\nNo fee for us to enter and they barely checked my ID.
__label__0 There's a lot of bashing (and some defending) of this shop on backpage so I decided to see for myself and pay LnL a visit. Instead of writing a review I will instead copy/paste a copy of the email I sent them after my visit which they never responded to.\n\n          I'm not mad and this isn't a complaint but I came to the store last night to look at the CAI C93 and had a question about the warranty, the salesman said the warranty starts at the time of purchase but I heard (youtube) it actually begins from the day CAI ships the firearm. I didn't get to see anything in writing or even handle the firearm so I just left to go home and do more research. I found this (below) on the CAI website, I'm also interested in perhaps the CAI AK-74 and the GLOCK 22 and was thinking if I purchased all three then perhaps we could make a deal. However I did notice your GLOCK'S are considerably more than other shops by about $100.\n\n                                      NEW WARRANTY POLICY\n \n2) All firearms/receivers sold as \"new\", or manufactured/assembled by Century have (1) year repair/\n\nreplacement warranty from the day the firearm/receiver was shipped from Century's warehouse to the\n\ncustomer, unless noted otherwise. Repairs or replacements are determined at Century's discretion.\n\nThe (1) year period does not start over if a firearm is repaired and reshipped.
__label__0 Bought a set of medium priced ear protection, used them 5 times \nHad the original packing, and store receipt dated the end of August. 2013\nThe set has an amplifier and it stopped working. I was greeted at the register and was told I can either have my money back or put it towards a replacement, as I was looking at the other headsets......the sales associate came back and told me the boss said that they do not carry it any longer and will not accept it back, even for an exchange........ So because they sold some piece of crap and realized that they were....now that one is coming back with all packaging and receipt.... good luck to you and try to find the company made in China by yourself.\nThat is the last time I will be shopping in Lock n' Load
__label__4 Today I came in to see Audrey, to put in some extensions I already had. Even though to our surprise it looked as if I might not have had enough extensions, she worked with what I had and made everything flow perfectly! No gaps and it looks so natural the way she took the time to blend it. She's so good at what she does & is the sweetest girl! I will be back for sure! Very pleased
__label__4 I love this place! The staff is amazing and the classes are fun and challenging. I've been hooked since the first class I took. The teachers are really helpful and knowledgeable, whether you are taking a ballet or  fitness class. I like the variety of classes and that every teacher has their own style they add to each class. So no matter what class I am taking its different every time. I definitely see a positive change in my body, balance, and flexibility. \n\nI was able to rekindle my love of dance after joining this studio. I hadn't danced in 13 years and was really missing it, but unable to find an adult only studio to attend. So with Ballet Fusion Fitness I am getting the best of both worlds that I enjoy...dance and fitness. Its well worth the money and I couldn't be happier.
__label__2 .... I reallllly want to like this place but there's just something standing in my way.... This place is not as meticulously maintained as other studio's however that is what gives this place character in my opinion and well the prices are also not as high as Karve and they have more variety in their classes lol. The location could be better, it's slightly off the 101 in an older shopping complex that does not lend itself to feeling safe when you're entering or exiting an evening class. Each time I've attended a session, I have always felt like the staff was friendly but fake.... For me that is really off putting. Also the general vibe is that of a dancers studio (which I like) with a bunch of cliquey old lady dancers (which I could do with out).  I really think this place would do much better if the environment was more welcoming especially to women who are not dancers per se but just want to branch out and try some thing new.
__label__4 Finally found my Thai place! Great food, decent prices and a rewards card for regulars?! Sweet. Found this place last week, ate there 3 times already, love it!
__label__0 This is the 1st time in more than 30 years that I visit a restaurant and just because my son was \"munching\" something from outside the restaurant... My god.... A tiny bag of gold fish!!! We were told that \"we had  to put the bag away!!!l\" unbelievable, deserves to be at Ripley!! After this event the food was Ok.. We did not leave just because the scene the waitress made was enough.. We did not want to make it worse
__label__1 This place is in serious need of an \"update\".  \n\nThe bathroom is disgusting.  Wallpaper peeling off the wall, always dirty and for the men, only four stalls.  This is a busy United Club.  There are never any stalls open!\n\nWhere are the power outlets?  Good luck finding them.  Unless you go to the back \"office\" area where there are two per station.  Out in the lounge area there are only a couple and people have to fight for them.\n\nThe bar & cleaning employees seem ho-hum.  They're obviously not excited about being there.\n\nThe United Employees working there are the one bright spot.  They're very good.\n\nNot much else to do in Denver when you're stuck but United really needs to go to work on these clubs in Denver.
__label__1 I have been on the search for a good nail salon for some time now and this is NOT the place.  I get gel manicures every two weeks like clock work and every two weeks I am going somewhere new. I don't like when they use Acetone to soak off the old gel polish, it it extremely bad for your nails, and I'm not even sure what the half cut lime rubbed on my nails was for.  Also I asked her to just cut them a tiny bit and she cut them almost all the way down.  Not going back and the search continues..........\n(4)
__label__1 I used to love Ruth's, $10 haircut! And out the door in less than 30 minutes! \nI am a simple gal with simple needs. A $10 haircut is perfect.\nBut they have raised the price to a shocking $18, almost double and then an added tip? Eek.\nI still got a $10 haircut that took less than 30 minutes, but it cost me $25. \nI'll be going to the salon schools now. I would prefer Ruth's $10 haircut.
__label__0 I was visiting a friend and stopped in for a mani/pedi. For $40 I expect at least some effort put into my nails and a manicure to last the week. The girl that worked on me barely scrubbed my feet, pretended to push my cuticles back and my fingernails were chipping 2 days later. Next time I'll go to the CVS across the street, buy polish and do them myself! What a waste of money.
__label__1 I have never been impressed with the clothes and shoes they sell in this store. Everything is outdated and looks very worn and faded. It's like shopping at a garage sale, but way more expensive. I did find one dress a few months back, but after wearing it once, the seam fell out. \n\nI brought in a bag of clothes to sell to them and they rejected all but one of my items and said that they were out of season. Seriously? Everything in this store is out of season!  By years! I haven't seen clothing like this since the early episodes of Friends. I mean, come on. \n\nNo thank you.
__label__0 3 hour wait for reinstatements. I dont know how they work the queue here..6 people ahead of me for almost 2 hours. Will go to another DMV location next time.
__label__0 The person answering the phone might be the single worst employee I've ever encountered. I asked to order a delivery and he said, \"I'm too busy\" and hung up the phone. When I called back (mostly in disbelief that a business would hang up on a customer) he and asked if he wanted another attempt at my business, \"I'm sorry you feel that way bye\" and hung up immediately.
__label__3 So, I work on the radio and I drive EVERYWHERE from gig to gig. When I drive down Rt 51, I make it a point to leave myself \"enough time\" to stop & eat at Tavern 51. Want a steak hoagie that isn't steak em's? You're in luck, I ordered mine medium rare and it was! I went local the last time I was there and had perogies. They were exactly what I expected in Pittsburgh, great! The only reason they get 4 outta 5 is; although they list the kitchen hours as:\n\nMon. - Thu. 11:30am til 10:00pm\nFriday 11:30am til 11:00pm\nSaturday 4:00pm til 11:00pm\n\nTwice I've arrived mid-afternoon and had to wait for the cook to arrive. \nPS. I think the cook & afternoon bartender may be husband & wife (maybe the owners), but that's speculation....\n\nThey NOW accept credit cards, but NOT Discover. \n\nLast, but not least in my book... They serve COKE! \nJack & Diet Coke is a 1000 times better than Jack & Diet Pepsi!\n\nNuff said!\n\nDig
__label__2 3.5 Stars\n\nThis is my weekly grocery stop.  This Fry's location is clean and in the process of a remodel.  The deli carries Boar's Head meats which are my favorite!  Their fried chicken is so good.  The non-food items are generally more expensive than the evil super corporate mega grocery store.  Fry's will also multiply your coupons up to $1.
__label__1 Not the best selection of vendors to nurture academics and college life for students.  Food vendors are absolute crap, except the salad spot.  Mostly fast food, and a sushi restaurant, which I honestly don't understand how the average college student affords this. I would love to see more healthy and affordable choices.\n\n*There's something ethically and morally wrong with allowing private banks to have permanency in the Student Union; they're even invited to the New Student Orientations; how predatory!?  \n\nThe building itself is a huge architectural waste of space; more spaces are unusable than not.  UNLV should consider modeling themselves closer to institutions with greater student service-related success and stop trying to assume they know what they're doing.
__label__0 Stop on in for a glass of glass.  Pass on by for sass with class.\n\nI've been to places I wasn't thrilled with, but have never felt such a need to vent on Yelp.\n\nFirst, the backstory.  I used to live in Tempe and frequent Kazimierz in Old Town Scottsdale.  Memories of that place hold a dear place in my heart.  My family, and now some of my boyfriend's family, live near Amaro.  With the association, they thought it would be cool to check it out.\n\nAnd now, the rest of the story.  The two former Kazimierz employees learned nothing from their time there.  The first tastes of a place are the service and atmosphere.  Strike one and two.  We were greeted by sloppy dress and served by a brat.  At Kazimierz, if you wanted a cozy nook for 8 on an early Saturday evening, you'd need a reservation.  At Amaro, don't bother... there's no need.  Also, nooks?  Yes.  Cozy?  No.\n\nThe last straw.  My dad found a large piece of glass in his drink.  With the attitude of the server, he brought it to the attention of the owner... who really could not have given a damn, though he finally halfassedly offered to buy my parents a round upon their next visit.  At this point, we were just trying to get a human reaction to such poor service.\n\nThe food and drinks (other than them not being able to make a Bloody Mary) were great, really.  What brings me here, and gives Amaro their third strike, is the snide way in which our complaint was met.  Upon waving a white flag at forcing reason, our usually laid back party was making our way outta there.  I'd gone to the restroom, and ducked into where we'd been sitting to grab my purse.  As I joined the others, I overheard the owner laugh and say, \"And don't come back.\"\n\nIf I treated my customers with such unwarranted disdain from the get go, I'd be told to start finessing my resume.  Maybe that's just what Kazimierz did.
__label__2 We read all of the amazing reviews and were already up north, so decided to check it out.  I guess if we weren't spoiled with some of the best pizza close to our loft in downtown Phoenix (Pizzeria Bianco, Pomo, Cibo, The Parlor, Federal Pizza etc.), I may not be as critical of Amaro.  The atmosphere was nice, but nothing special; the service was just ok...it was his first night on the job and didn't know the menu at all; and the pizza was good, but not great.
__label__0 Had a bad experience here. Firstly, I ordered the pizza which looked fantastic but had zero flavor. Zero. There was literally no flavor. I very nicely said this to the waitress when she asked. I was offered something else so I ordered gnocchi which was good. The sauce was underwhelming but not bad. My husband got steak which was cut in medallions. It was good, nice flavor and cooked just right. Pricey for the portion but good. Would order again good. Here's the rub; I would have been willing to try Amaro again had it not been for the classless way the owner handled the fact that I didn't care for the pizza. She came to the table for all of 3 seconds and then charged us $8.00 for the pizza because we \"ate a piece.\"  Given that I didn't ask to replace the pizza and was never told about the charge until the bill came it just hit me as rude. I paid $8 for one PC of flavorless pizza. And the general attitude shift after I was honest about not liking it. And btw I was nice about it. Really nice about it because it was just bland for me. Someone else may like it just fine. It's not so much the money as the rude service. I don't mind paying for a nice meal. But part of that is service. Can't support this place.
__label__1 This car wash does not open at seven opens at 730 this is the third time I've been to this car wash the never open on time based off of this website or the time posted that they have on other sites as well
__label__0 OWNERS - STAY AWAY FROM THEM!!!!!!!!\nRead the other reviews.  They are all true.  This company could care less about you and your tenants.  I will not even go into my long long list of problems because they have an excuse to justify everything that they do to people.  Look at how much time the owner spends responding to complaints on this site.  He does not know how to say \"I am sorry, I did not service your account correctly, let me fix it\".  Instead he puts 100% of his effort into laying blame at everyone else's feet and getting onto these sites to justify his reasons for treating people badly.   \n\nHis office staff is horrible starting with his wife.  They have set a horrible tone in their company and it carries through to every single person that works for them.  They use their own in house maintenance department that does a horrible job as well.  I have had to have so many things reworked that they did. \n\nGreg will probably respond with a long diatribe on why I am wrong about my opinion and he is right.  Just take it for what it is, excuses.  See how he has done that to everyone else that has commented here.  He refuses to acknowledge that I am entitled to my opinion whether he likes it or not.\n\nSee his comments below.  He did exactly what I said he would.  His comments are false and manipulated to place blame on me instead of just admitting that he had poor customer service.  He gets pretty vicious doesn't he in his comments?  All false of course.
__label__0 Well seeing that your response was as snarky and judgmental as your employee I spoke with over the phone. I guess I will tell the details of my experience thus far with Simply Property Management of Phoenix , AKA Paielli reality inc. \n      FIRST of all I would like to apologize for implying that this place had Bed Bugs when I moved in . That clearly was not the case , We must have gotten them from a hotel or maybe the babysitters , who knows ? But the fact is this could happen to anyone. \n      Now please let me tell you my experience with this company so far and why I was so heated when I called in to report this issue. First , the loops you have to jump through to get qualified for the rental are mind boggling ! That is good news if your a landlord . Which it is pretty obvious this is a landlord driven business and once the customer has been landed well good luck to the customer. Or if your a landlord your client , the one staying in your house......? Hello customer service , where ya at?\n       SECOND, how was the dishwasher treating me why it took you TWO MONTHS TO FINALLY GET ONE INSTALLED!!!! absolutly unacceptable , not to mention the day my wife sat home waiting for the appliance guy to never show up ! That is not an exageration by the way. 2 MONTHS I waited why they looked for a part to fix a samsung dishwasher , emails , phone calls , so much inexcusable wasted time. \n      THIRD, the nice agent that rented this property to me , I conducted business with on the side and she did not have very good things to say about this company. After renting this place to me , I called her to tell her of the dishwasher problem to find out she had quit , she said the management was to much pressure. But the place was so nice,I really wanted it. , should have listened to her! Then two months later the next agent handling my account was gone . That says a few things when your overturn is that high, am I wrong? \n      FOURTH Greg the owner , didnt email me personally or reach out to me with any concern. But he sure did quickly hop on YELP to try and clean up his appearance. TRUE COLORS.\n      LAST BUT NOT LEAST. \nTone. The way I was spoken to over the phone on two occasions is the main reason. Its funny , call it what you will, But this was worse than waiting two months for a dishwasher. I do not appreciate being talked down to . Very condesending.\n      I rent my home in Utah , so I understand the industry can be tough which is even more reason to treat good renters , well good! \n      By the way not once did I say I wanted to break my lease. We love the place , Maybe I will buy it ? I know the owner wants to sell , Especially after I personally told him of my experience. If I do buy , well I will make sure Paielli doesent get a cut. \n      For anyone reading and wondering about the Bed Bugs , Well my 1 year old son woke up one night at about 2 am with about 40 or so bites on his little legs. We did some research and stayed up all night trying to spot one. Nothing. So we got an inspection the next day and we found a few. Apparently these are a nightmare and spread very quickly so we paid 1000$ bucks and had the place heated and sprayed. What a terrible weekend , we basically moved out and back into the house , Worst Thing Ever. I bet I dont sleep good for a month! \n      Dont be mistreated , go somewhere else .
__label__4 This time I enjoyed my experience even more than last!  Skinny skin-on fries were very tasty.  My Vienna Premium Beef Chicago Dog on a soft and steamed Vienna Poppy Seed Bun was authentic and delicious.  And, my 3\" Italian Beef Sandwich with sweet peppers on a Gonnella Italian Style Roll that had been drenched in Au Jus was simply great with and without Giardiniera.  Again I got the most bang for my buck by ordering the #4 Windy City's Best of Both Worlds.  Especially for dinner, it would be a shame to only consume one sandwich or dog here, in any event!  \n\nThe proprietors, who are hands-on owners, were very friendly, and service was first-rate.  Ambiance is Windy City Chicago sports all the way, with great-tasting Chi-Town comfort food.
__label__4 I'm proud to say I'm not from Chicago, since I hate cold weather!\nBut what I can tell you is that this place has the BEST hotdogs I've ever eaten. In fact I never really cared for hotdogs until I came here! And the skinny fries are so Ono! I can't wait to get back over there for a chili dog! One day I'm going to be brave and try the Chicago dog!\nBon appetite!
__label__1 If you want a great Chicago Hot Dog, you'll just have to go to Chicago.\n\nThat pretty much sums it up. When in Chicago I make a pilgrimage to Super Dog and Hot Doug's. These two places were rated 3 and 1, respectively in the US.\n\nI had high hopes of finding something, close, not expecting perfection. \n\nAt the suggestion of the order person, I ordered the House Special, a hot dog accompanied by a beef dip sandwich.  It was served with  french fries.\n\nThough they did prepare the hot dog with Chicago like fixings, it was nowhere in a class with Super Dog. Neither were the fries, just  on par with Mc Donald's.\n\nI can't say anything nice about the beef dip, so I won't say anything. \n\nI went with Brian, my house painter, who is an exact look a like, for the Zig Zag Man.\n\nHe never had a genuine Chicago Hot Dog, but he said he'd had better, too.\n\nService was friendly, and for Las Vegas, this is better than Pink's, and it's probably as good for a hot dog, that you will find in this wasteland of eateries. \n\nTwo Stars means \"I've experienced better\", and these folks are not in a class with hot dogs from Chicago.
__label__0 I bought a Groupon as well as I was upgraded on my first visit to a underarm hair removal in addition to the upper lip.  In total I paid $330 and there were no results after eight-10 visits.  When we complained that we had no success at all, they wanted us to pay more money for four additional sessions.  I think they purposely use low voltage so you keep paying and paying.  I may as well burnt my money in a fire. It seems it may be ok for botox but not hair removal. How sad when that is there name,
__label__2 The quality, speediness and taste of the sandwiches of this location is no different than the awesomeness of the Camelback location. So this review is to comment on the employees. As I pulled into a parking space, one employee was leaving on a delivery. He smiled big and waved to me. What a nice gesture! \n\nIt was late in the afternoon and there were no other customers inside. There were two employees, with their backs to the door, leaning against the counter, up against each other. When they heard me walk in, they quickly turned and separated. Now I know they are teenagers, and madly in love, but it was very unprofessional. They should at least be turned to see the door, so they when a customer is approaching! They were still polite and sold me some of yesterday's bread (soooo delicious and so worth the $0.45/each!). He was even friendly and asked what I'd be making with them. Sandwiches. Duh. I did tell them, though, about the yummy carne asada tortas we had made with them a couple weeks ago!
__label__1 Not really my favorite sub shop. It's extremely plain. I mean, there's like literally no flavor. Not sure why everyone thinks this place is so great. \n\nAt least they're quick. Your food is ready by the time you're done ordering. Oh and good luck getting delivery. I hope you live next door, because that's as far as they deliver! Seriously, I live 1.5 miles away, and they don't deliver.
__label__0 I went to this hotel and I will NEVER stay here. The female/male who was working the desk was a total bitch. Plus over charge for stuff snacks!! Friend was staying here and she didn't like the person who was working the desk. Not a welcome feeling at this hotel.
__label__4 Went here in July with colleagues; was surprised it was not listed on Yelp!  So, this is my first time to add a new restaurant for others to discover.  The food was excellent.  And the star of the experience was the unique approach of dual wine pairings - one which is an expected match (the accord) and an unexpected match (the discord).  Everyone enjoyed their food, the staff was quite cordial and the wine was, indeed, a nice fit to the culinary experience.    Check this place out and be one of the first Yelpers to see what you've been missing.
__label__1 This wine bar / restaurant was recommended by a local friend, but we had a very bad experience. Summary: Excellent food, decent wine, poor service. \n\nMy wife and I were seated with menus - and no wine list. At a wine bar. We had to ask for the wine list twice and the waiter, who seemed overwhelmed with everything, said something about having trouble finding one -- at a wine bar. \n\nService was slow and inattentive. After finally getting some wine and ordering some cheeses to start, we ordered four small plates and asked them to be brought out two at a time. We had already been there an hour before we finally got the busy waiter to take our order beyond cheese. \n\nThings were taking too long (we had budgeted two hours for wine and food before a concert) and the first small plates were taking too long, we asked to cancel the last two. They tried bringing all four at the same time even though the table wouldn't have been big enough. \n\nThe place was hardly full at 8 pm yet the waiter and apparently the kitchen seemed overwhelmed. Again, food was excellent and creative - once we actually got it.
__label__0 I had called weeks in advance asking for the common table for my daughters birthday dinner.  I was told that if we got there early we would be able to sit there.  Three days before the birthday, I called to verify everything and was told that he did not want to hold the table for a bunch of ladies who would sit there all night when clearly , since the restaurant was sold out, he could \"turn that table \" three times and make $2000. He offered me a private room upstairs  for a minimum $2000 instead of saying since we have nothing booked for upstairs I will let you have that.  I had already invited 12 women to this dinner and had to change everything at the last minute due to the owners greed.  I will never eat at this restaurant and would warn others that he is not someone  who has a good moral ethic.
__label__1 Best new restaurant in town?  Not if you ask me.  As my 2 stars would indicate, I've experienced better.  \n\nVisiting Pittsburgh for the weekend, we decided to have dinner at Salt of the Earth with a group of friends who live in the area and told us about this restaurant, deemed by Pittsburgh Magazine as having the chef of the year.  Unable to get a reservation, we decided to take a chance at getting a table at 8pm on a Saturday.  Upon arrival, we discovered the place was kind of quiet and had plenty of room for us at the first communal table, close to the large slate wall which serves as the menu... the ONLY menu.  Having to look over the menu was a bit awkward, as you have to get up and walk to where you can see it, which could have you invading some stranger's personal space.  My husband and I both ordered the Gin Cocktail, which had an interesting combination of slightly bitter & sweet.  The starters, his was the Sashimi of Escolar and mine was the Scallops, were both flavorful & presented artfully.  \n\nThis is where it goes downhill... the main course.  I ordered the Maine Cod, listed with panzanella, chorizo, saffron and rapini.  Sounded like a nice Italian inspired dish to me, and although not the most flavorful of white fish, I figured this chef of the year could really wow me.  Upon the first bite I have to admit my tastebuds were confused, perhaps overwhelmed by the flavor combinations that just didn't work.  An unexpected and dominant flavor was a very fishy taste, which I assumed was the cod.  After a few more bites and it still not tasting right, I tried my husband's Cod.  His fish was cooked perfectly, while mine had a milkiness to it and as I cut into it even more, I noticed that it was raw.  He also informed me that in the mix of panzanella there were anchovies (the fishy taste) which I hate and were NOT listed on the menu.  No chorizo, but there were kalamata olives, also not listed.  After only a few more bites, I was done.  We questioned our waitress, Casey, about the dish... where was the chorizo?  her reply- well, the fish is poached in a chorizo broth.  why aren't the anchovies & olives listed?   we only list the highlights.   why is the fish raw?  each fish comes out differently.  What?? Anchovies and olives should have been listed as highlights, as they are very strong flavors.  If known, I would have not ordered this dish.  Raw fish was not something expected, as on the menu board it did not have a star listed next to it (indicating raw or undercooked).  Casey, perhaps a little annoyingly, told me \"I can have them make you another cod, but it's going to come out the same way\".  Hmmmm, what do you think?  Sure, I'll take another one, undercooked the same way... oh, and with extra anchovies please!\n\nTrying to salvage the meal, we did order dessert.  The White Chocolate Lavender with Blood Orange ice cream.  It was good, but not mind-blowing.  Upon getting the check, we noticed the uneaten fish still remained on it and asked her to take it off, which she did.  This whole situation was a bit uncomfortable, as I rarely complain due to the fact that I've worked in this industry for 20 years.  The most upsetting part was the attitude of our waitress.  Instead of just fixing the situation immediately (which would happen naturally in a restaurant of high standing), there were just constant excuses and explanations that wouldn't be necessary if there was a more thorough menu.\n\nAs a whole, this restaurant has a way to go before it attains a stellar status.  Hostesses were pleasant, seating and ambiance were ok, the menu is a bad idea, some flavor combinations are just trying too hard to be trendy, waitstaff and food runners need to be more informed- we had a guy describe our starters after he asked if this had already been done and the food runner made an attempt at the entrees, using the words \"saffron orange bubbles\".  Either she thought we wouldnt know what foam was, or she didn't know!   They definitely need to work on consistency in their food and their service, that's what keeps people coming back.
__label__2 The sign of a great restaurant is creativity in how flavors are combined innovating how people think food should be served.  Another sign is consistency.\n\nThe first visit to Salt of the Earth was terrific and honestly one of the top meals we have had in the Burgh.  We sat there for several hours trying each app , each cocktail, and then narrowed to a couple main courses.  It was a phenomenal experience.\n\nWe went back a month later same day of the week and a similar time and every thing fell short.  The skate wing was disgusting and overly fishy.  \n\nThird time may be the charm but not everyone will give you that chance.  I recommend Salt with some hesitation but if you happen to have the experience of our first visit it is worth it.
__label__3 Salt of the Earth opened back in September 2010, and like many other foodies in town, I had been waiting and waiting for the great day of revelation, but for various reasons, I didn't make it...until now. \n\nA friend of mine and I had been talking about getting to Salt for the better part of the past year--to celebrate a number of milestones that had passed, but finally we made it in mid-December in honor of our December birthdays (and all that other stuff). \n\nI knew well what to expect, and we chose to not make a reservation so that we could experience the communal tables on the first floor. The noise level was not terrible, but definitely would not be great for anyone with hearing troubles. The large menu was not that difficult to read, but I did like that they also had the URL up so you could choose to read it on your smartphone, should you be so equipped. I found the prices to be pretty reasonable for the level of dining -- entrees ranged from $15-24. Add starters ($6-13) and desserts ($7-8), and you can spend a pretty penny or a small fortune if you also imbibe a few of their cocktails, but we found ourselves quite pleased with our meals and the bill did not break the bank (we shared a salad and dessert and did not order any alcohol). \n\nI agree with other reviewers who note that you should be prepared for the experience and be in the mood for the atmosphere. I think that it would be best to have a small group (~4) if you are going to sit at the communal table, as I did feel a bit surrounded as a party of two smack in the middle of the table, but we were not too crowded and it was not too loud. \n\nThe service was functional and the wait staff were knowledgeable about the menu. We shared a beet, frisee, and egg salad drizzled with truffle oil ($10) that was fabulous and the portion was sufficient for two as a starter. The beets were chopped into small cubes and tossed with the truffle oil. Sweet frisee was piled on top with an egg laid on top of that. The runny yolk added to the richness of the dressing and it was truly divine. \n\nThere was a long wait between the salad and our entrees. We had been sitting for at least a half an hour with nothing on the table save a bottle of fizzy water (for which they get points for not charging some outrageous price) and I remarked that the wait was getting a bit ridiculous, even for a place that makes fabulous creations that should not be rushed. Our entrees thankfully showed up a few moments after that point, and they were fabulous. \n\nI ordered the seitan, a steal at $15. It was served with broccoli kim chi, wild rice porridge (which was poured along side the seitan) and ginger. Each bite had a slightly different combination of savory, tart, sweet, and bright. It was delicious, creative, nourishing and filling -- everything I want in a meal, and bonus points to Chef Souza for coming up with well-balanced and delicious veggie options. My dining companion had the scallops with mussels that were served with a sunchoke/potato puree, artichokes and olives. She also was very pleased with her meal.\n\nWe finished with the \"S'more\" dessert, which was an insane (in all the good ways), combination of crumbled golden graham crackers, chunks of chocolate ganache, and heavenly elderflower-infused fluff, lightly torched for the \"melted over a campfire\" effect. \n\nOverall, I'd give the food a 5; the service a 3.5 (servers were helpful, but the time between courses was long and we finally had to ask for our check after again sitting for a while after finishing our dessert); and the atmosphere a 3. It's a shwank looking place--beautiful, but a bit hard and lacking intimacy (I can't speak for the upstairs space). I will definitely be back, but I think you have to be in the mood for the experience. If you are in the least tired or looking for a comfortable, relaxed experience, long group tables and backless chairs in a cavernous room with a 15 ft chalkboard on one side and the open kitchen on the other will not deliver. If, however, you're up for a wonderful food adventure with a couple of energetic friends, NACL is just the place for the perfect evening.
__label__1 Every time you move to a new city and ask about the places to go for good food, there are a few names everyone rattles off.  Salt is one of those in Pittsburgh.\n\nIf this were a quasi-French restaurant I might understand the price point, but no such pomp and circumstance.  The decor I think is great for a casual dinner, and a fancier date that you don't want to feel too stuffy.  I don't care that you have your own place setting and fancy silverware-- it's at a communal table (unless you reserve upstairs).  The service was no different than anything you'd expect at Elbow Room, it's fine.\n\nMy barometer for any restaurant is a simple protein.  It says a lot about how they pick ingredients, their philosophy about bringing flavor out vs. marinating, timing in the kitchen.  So I got a hangar steak. Why? No idea. This is a cut closely resembling flank, the stuff people use in fajitas and beef stir fry (read: marinade the shit out of it to make it taste good).  The dish came out looking like an art piece, but the meat was so thin it didn't retain any heat and it felt like eating the steak off the top of a fancy salad... without the salad.  To their credit, it was cooked well and I could see the idea behind it, just didn't taste good because the cut itself was lacking.  Scallops were the same story.  Good ingredients, great plating, light fluffy flavors and not too buttery.  \n\nWe had two drinks a piece. I don't tend to get fancy cocktails but two Hendricks tonics and two Rieslings brought the total to $130 with tip.  Humbly two stars from me because feeling \"fine\" after leaving a place like that is disappointing.  Went straight to Wendy's afterwards and got some chicken nuggets.
__label__3 I have been looking forward to trying this place out for awhile now and I was not disappointed. However, I was not the one paying the bill so I guess I am a little more happy than others. First off, all the reviews about it being too expensive are pretty correct,. The portions in my opinion are 100% perfect. Nowadays people are so used to just ridiculously big portions that I think it throws them off when they get a, in my opinion perfect size, smaller sized portion. I left there feeling perfectly satisfied and not gross and overstuffed. \n\nWe decided to sit at the kitchen bar area, which was really cool! You can actually watch them make all their food and see them make their beautiful plates. It is right in front of the kitchen so if you get hot easily you might not enjoy it as much. The d\u00e9cor was simple and very nice. I don't know how I would feel if I sat at the community benches, but I am just glad there was an opening at the bar area. \n\nI ordered the pasta dish, which was technically a medium sized dish as said on the menu and not an entr\u00e9e size. The noodles were thick and clearly hand made and the flavors were delicious. To be honest, I did not recognize half of the words on the menu so I just went with it and hoped that I would enjoy whatever was in the dish. I was not disappointed and I did not really even figure out what all was in the pasta. I am sure I could have asked, but I felt like taking a risk when I ordered. My date ordered the hanger steak entr\u00e9e and graciously let me try a few pieces. It was cooked perfectly with some great flavors. My date had it cooked medium rare, which is not my cup of tea, but I would eat that steak everyday if I could. The texture did not feel like it was completely raw yet it was juicy and flavorful.  Then we ordered the coconut dessert that came with peanuts and a butternut squash sorbet. It was good, but not entirely my cup of tea when it comes to dessert. \n\nOverall, I was pleased by the food, d\u00e9cor, drinks, and service. This is not a place to come to regularly due to the prices being so steep, but a nice place to come to for a special night out.
__label__3 I'd say it's great but not the best. It has the large dance floor, the long bar, the tables for reservations, electronic music, the dark atmosphere with colorful lights - but what it's missing is a place for conversation in case you can't afford the tables. It needs an outdoor area with tables too. It's the classic club, when you think of \"club\" this is exactly what comes to mind.\n\nWhat I especially like about this place is the crowd it attracts. Lots of of people in their twenties whereas many other places have older crowds in old town. Not a bad thing, just when you're in your twenties, that's what you want to hang around with. Also, there's a variety of ethnicities and there's a balance of males and females, another rarity in old town. \n\nSeems I forgot, there's also go-go dancers and hot staff!
__label__4 Eli and his crew are great. They take great care in making my yard look the way I want it. and Eli follows up after every visit to make sure I'm happy and get feedback. I highly recommend them.
__label__0 At first glance this restaurant appeared to be nice. But...\nOur guacamole appetizer and chips tasted fine but the top layer was brownish, as if it was not Freshly made and stored in the fridge for awhile. I ordered the napa salad, The shredded chicken taste rubbery so I put it aside and just ate the salad. My husband had the blackened ahi tuna salad which looked great, but later on the evening my husband was violently ill. Throwing up and diarrhea. I took him to the emergency room and they confirmed food poisoning. I called the restaurant to share the news as to warn them so someone else did not get sick. At first the manager seemed nice but upon his return phone call he made it very clear that \"it could not have been their food \". Then continued to grill me with questions as to all the food that my husband ate. The next day we were rushed back to the hospital , with continued diarrhea and dehydration. The drs quickly confirmed an exotoxin that us found in tuna and other fish. Needless to say. We will not be visiting this restaurant again. Had the management been courteous and apologetic instead if rude and judgmental we might have given them a second chance. We definetly would order the ahi there EVER again !
__label__3 Star Nursery is the cream of the crop when it comes to plant nurseries in Vegas.  They have everything you'd want for your home or business landscaping needs.\n\nIt usually surprises people that I'm a fan of plant nurseries.  My first real job was at a plant nursery when I was 15.  It made such an impact that I majored in landscape architecture and ran my own landscape company back home.  Walking around Star Nursery really makes me miss my old line of work!\n\nThe stock of plants and materials here is really top notch.  Everything from bedding plants to shrubs to trees is here, and all of it is well taken care of.  And all the soils, mulches, fertilizers, and pesticides you could need are here too.  And the staff is both very knowledgeable and friendly.\n\nIf you're doing any landscape work at your house, do yourself a favor and skip the sub-par Walmart and Lowes stock and come to Star!
__label__0 Sandbar was just an overall disappointing dining experience.\n\nI usually don't complain about the long wait.  In this case, 45 minutes.  However, it was the reason for the long wait.  You see, in my party, we have someone in a wheelchair.  Apparently, all the \"handicapped-friendly\" tables were in the back where it was occupied for a private party.  You mean, you rather have all the handicapped people in the back...hidden away?!?!?!  A wise manager would have had those tables scattered throughout the restaurant.\n\nAnd the manager did feel bad.  Offered us a nearby corner table with steps to get there.  Oh Lord!  Do people not think?!?!?!  Like those people who offer menus in Braille to Deaf people.  Hell-o!\n\nFinally, we get there!  Awesome...an interactive table!  You could check out the menus, play games, and even check Facebook on there.  Except...it didn't work.  What's the point?!?!?!\n\nChips and salsa were bland.  It was \"$2 a Taco Night\".  Uhm...sometimes simple is best.  These tacos tried to overwhelm you with so many different ingridents and they just turn out to be a mess.  Stick with simplicity, honey.\n\nThe only cool thing about this place was this huge overhang light that was covered with Dos Equus bottles.
__label__0 I can't stand this place, but seem to end up dragged here for birthday parties. Maybe it's the Saturday night crowd that makes it so awful. I'm not sure, but every time I come I leave pissed off and broke. \nWe usually rent one of the \"cabana's\", which really isn't worth it because it gets so crowded you end up with a bunch of random people all in your space anyhow. They also grat your check at 50 percent. YEP! Our bill for the 3 of us (yes they did split checks after throwing a fit about it) was $120.00. We had strictly beer and wine. After looking closely, the added on tip was $59.00. We never saw the server again, so we signed and left. I hate it so much here anyhow, I would have payed every last cent in my checking to get the hell out of here. \nThe staff is slow (though they are way overworked) and rude. The bussers and bouncers like to say \"get out of my way\". (Real nice). \nI guess it would be fun here if you like getting \"totally wasted\" with a bunch of less-than 21 year old's trying to hook up and pull some sub par dance moves on the tiny inside dance floor (which you step up to get onto and people are always bailing on the stairs). So I guess if you like watching drunk people falling you should stand here! \nIt's just crowded, messy, rude, and reminds me of Spring Break in college seeing how drunk and obnoxious I could get in Rocky Pointe. \nNo thanks. Next time there is an event here I will try to plan a dinner first and skip out on \"all the fun to (NOT) be had\" here. \nMaybe it's better on a slower weeknight, but I honestly don't care to find out.
__label__0 Terrible experience and service! If you order food during happy hour, check the pricing! The waitress wouldn't correct her mistake and kept on giving excuses. Not cool....
__label__4 A relative newcomer to Edinburgh, this unusual restaurant earned a Michelin star in under one year, and deservedly so. The 21212 name derives from the menu, which comprises 2 starters, 1 soup, 2 main courses, 1 cheese course, 2 desserts. At lunchtime you can go for just 2, 3, 4 or 5 courses. There is an extensive wine list, and there are several wines available by the glass also.\n\n\n The food itself comes in some startling combinations which work very well together, and is beautifully presented in a most elegant dining room. The lunchtime portions were fairly small, but by the time you have worked through five courses, you are amply satisfied. The prices are high, but worth it for the quality experience. The house itself is a fine Edinburgh Georgian townhouse magnificently restored to add modernity without spoiling the classical proportions or features. They also have a few bedrooms for those who wish to indulge in a splendid dinner and not have to go home afterwards.\n\n\n A place for a special treat rather than a routine eatery. Reservations are strongly recommended, as it gets booked up far ahead at popular times.
__label__4 I live in a city with lots of great restaurants but 21212 was the was the best dining experience I've had all year.  \n\nI had the 2-course lunch there while on vacation in Edinburgh.  Each course was structured so to create a different combination of flavors and textures with every bite.    \n\nTasty and innovative cuisine.  Gorgeous building and decor.  Attentive service.  Upscale ambience.  Expensive but well worth the money.  Go!!!
__label__1 Food is so good, price is awesome, but the service and wait time is ridic. We ordered two reg size teriyaki bowls, one large and a california roll and it took 30 mins! The girl working the front was bullsh*&ing on the phone while food was waiting in the window. The person who ordered after us was served before because he said he couldn't wait any longer. Also, I had to repeat my order to the girl at the front 3 times cuz it was way too intense for her to ring up apparently.
__label__1 Not the best nor the worst.
__label__3 The sushi is great. Everytime I go the staff is friendly and very helpful. Downside the price is a little high.
__label__0 The following is going to be a long extensive review, but if I may just save one person, just one person and their pet the excruciating experience my family has had to go through, this will have been worth it. I would like to start off by saying that Dr. Jill Cordiero is the only saving grace this hospital has. She is a phenomenal vet who truly does exemplify compassion and genuinely cares for animals. Unfortunately she was put on my case once it was too late. This week I brought in my Egyptian Sphynx kitten, Denali, into this clinic to undergo a simple declaw procedure due to the fact that I am incredibly allergic to cat scratches. The vet not only used the WRONG tap on a such a fragile delicate kitten which resulted in ripping off the skin everywhere it was placed concluding in severe wounds which scabbed all over, but also (which I cant even comprehend how he did this) cut a huge gash in one of the pads on her paws, clearly this surgery was rushed and executed with as much carelessness as possible. Naturally she had extensive bleeding from such a botched procedure and had to stay an extra night in the hospital. From that point I was told they still needed to bandage  one paw due to slight bleeding and that I would just need to bring her in the following day and they would remove it and all would be well. Mind you when I saw this poor kitten I cried. She has scratches all over her body, her eye, everywhere, I couldn't believe that this procedure turned her body into something looking like it came straight out of a train wreck. This should not have happened. We also paid for a Elizabeth collar (cone collar) and were not sent home with it or instructed to keep it on her so that she may not antagonize her wounds. The next day after we had the last bandage removed we noticed her paw was turning black. After promising Denali she would never have to return to such a place I had to go back on my word because I knew from that point that something was very wrong. We brought her in immediately and were told not to worry that everything would be taken care of. She has now been at the vet for five days (including having to spend the fourth of july there which broke my heart because I can only imagine the trauma she had to go through with all the dogs freaking out due to the red rock fireworks). Today she was transferred to a specialty clinic where they told me that they are going to have to amputate the ENTIRE foot. I can not tell you how distraught I am over this and how much I hate myself for bringing her to this place because i feel responsible for this. I wish so badly that I brought her to  competent vet who uses laser surgery in removing the claws because that is the safest and most painless way to do the procedure. PEOPLE PLEASE LEARN FROM DENALI'S SUFFERING AND DO NOT TAKE YOUR CAT HERE TO BE DECLAWED. SPEND THE EXTRA MONEY AND TAKE YOUR FAMILY TO A VET WHO IS EXPERIENCED WITH LASER SURGERY!!! Yes they say that this is an extreme case and they've never seen anything like this, but every single complication that has incurred has been THEY'RE FAULT! It turns out that they had an inexperienced, incompetent assistant bandage up Denali and they applied the gauze way way too tight thus resulting in the loss of circulation to her foot which is now giving us no other choice but to sign the amputation papers today. My poor kitten does not have a voice but I DO AND I WILL USE IT TO BRING JUSTICE TO HER SUFFERING. It is a very nice looking building which they claim is state of the art but every time they would bring me Denali when I would visit her, her wounds would be covered in other animals fur from the assistant's unclean uniforms. When they asked me to leave her with them and trust them to take care of her once her paw turned black, I demanded to see the kennel she would be staying in and thy assured me it would be clean, it was covered in fur. I understand there are many nice reviews for this business which is the main reason I trusted them with my cat seeing we just moved here from CA. This hospital has a nice seeming environment with very nice employees and at first I very much liked this place, but unfortunately they lack the most important quality that is imperative in a vet, which is knowledge and skill. The last thing that left a horrible taste in my mouth, Dr. Sabrillo, the vet who did this, came into my place of work to enjoy happy hour while Denali has been in intensive care with two i.v. drips attached to both limbs and I myself have barely been able to pull it together and focus at work, but I'm glad he's desensitized enough to come enjoy a couple drinks while my family is in so much anguish due to his carelessness. If you would like to contact me for pictures or more info please email me at evanonel@yahoo.com. I hope I was able to save at least one person from experiencing the misery my life has been this week and the struggles and hurdles Denali will have to endure for the rest of her life.
__label__2 It's a sports bar, what more can you say about it besides the obvious.  Decent food, decent beer selection, good atmosphere, good staff, dog-friendly, and plenty of peanuts!\n\nThis is a good place to watch games, especially if you get seated on the outside patio.  Bring your dog along and enjoy the game together.  If course, once summer rolls around its going to be pretty unbearable to sit outside, which is probably the best part about this place.
__label__3 Great patio seating with good food and tasty drinks! We had the sliders, a burger, and wedgie french fries (awesome)! Happy hour prices are pretty decent, but regular prices seem a little steep for bar food. It's a throw your peanuts on the floor kinda place--very laid back. Bonus: you can bring your dog to the restaurant!
__label__1 My assumption is that this place is supported exclusively by dog lovers.  It sure can't be the food.  I came here for lunch and got a pizza and salad combo. \n\nThe pizza was bland but tolerable (the old \"pizza is like sex\" joke is apt).  However, the salad made me feel like I had teleported back to Iowa in 1973.  They use ONLY iceberg lettuce on their salad.  What sort of restaurant does that in this day and age?  I thought maybe that it was just the side salad that was this way, but a coworker got a \"Fajita Salad\", and it was also just iceberg.  The fajita salad appears to basically be iceberg and cheap-looking grated cheddar.  It also had a side of chicken and grilled peppers and onions, but those looked rather sparse.\n\nThe atmosphere is a bit too Disney-ish (read: juvenile) to make this a good bar to drink at, and the food is pretty mediocre.  Again, I have to assume that people who are obsessive dog lovers cannot resist coming here because there are so many adorable dog photos on the walls.  I, however, am just a dog liker.  Therefore, I can and will resist Uncle Bears.
__label__1 Very bad experience at Uncle Bear's last night. \n\nI asked for water no lemon. Water came with lemon.\nI asked for a Kiltlifter beer. Wrong beer came. Sent back.\nDining companion asked 3 times for no tomato on salad. Guess what. Salad came with tomato. Sent back.\nNo refills were brought for drinks.\nWe were never asked if we wanted dessert.\nTook a long time to get check. \nWe were there almost two hours for a \"quick\" dinner.\n\nOnce it finally got there the food was ok. \n\nI don't know how much of this problem was fault of the kitchen, but certainly the server was clueless. I don't expect service this bad on a Tuesday night. I'll be going to Oreganos next door next time. The food is better there.
__label__3 What?  I thought for sure I had already written a review on this place!  Ever since we moved out of Chandler, my hubby and I reminisce about their happy hour and their ICE COLD beers.  I'm not exaggerating here.  The beer is poured into a frozen glass and there is usually ice floating on the top of the beer when the server brings it to the table.  If I sung a song like Maria Von Trapp, I'd have frozen glasses and ice cold beer as a few of my favorite things.  I swear they have the coldest beer in the valley. \n\nWe love munching on peanuts before our meals arrive and looking at the adorable pictures of dogs on the walls all around us.  We usually order the nachos, which are served on a huge platter.  They are not traditional nachos, as they are about 10 large chips loaded with fixings instead of a huge pile of chips.  They are much easier to eat than regular nachos.  The sliders are great too.  \n\nIf you are leaving the Paseo Vista dog park nearby and are craving an ice cold local brew, stop in to Bear's and find a spot on the patio!
__label__4 When is anyone ever compelled to write a review about a parking lot?? Well, this one really sets a new standard. A once dreaded experience of searching for secure parking and getting to the airport on time has been turned into an experience where the normal hassles are eliminated. \n\nThey offer covered parking. Spaces are not crammed together. Shuttle driver helps you with your bags immediately and pulls up right when you park (no wasted time - perfect for a commuter who is normally cutting it close to get to the gate). \n\nThe icing on the cake is really the Paradise cookie voucher - a sweet treat to top off the experience. Again, when do you get rewarded with a free cookie just for doing something as mundane as parking your car?
__label__4 YUM! I love their vegetable broth and garnishes and everything! Great service(FAST) and great food! What more is there to say?
__label__4 Went there with my entourage of gung-ho Asian food enthusiasts. I'm just dragged along because I really don't gravitate towards Asian food. I was pleasantly surprised at how tasty my dish was. I had the basic soup with steak and meatballs in it, and it was well, Pho-Nomenal. Also surprisingly good value (3 people, $32). Service was quick, efficient, and friendly (we were also the only ones there, however). Would definitely go back with my Asian-food eating friends. My only suggestion to them is to work on the decor. This could be any American Restaurant. I'd love to get a stronger feeling of authenticity.
__label__1 We heard alot about this place so took the drive there. Nice place. Maybe a few too many TVs on the one wall. Can't see watching your favorite game with everything else going on.\nServer was great. He explained everything even when more of our guests arrived. \n Homemade bbq sauce for the ribs ruined the ribs. And why shredded cold beets in the pork sliders? Salad was warm. Chili had an odd taste to it too. Nacho platter was big. Wings were dry and overcooked.\nI doubt we'll go back. Maybe if it was closer we would give it a 2nd chance but if you can't get it right the 1st time....
__label__0 I can't even rate this bar due to the very upsetting experience. I use to go to this bar and brought 5-8 people every time. We love the food and I even enjoy gambling. The servers have been wonderful. But I went in with my boyfriend on Sat Feb. 11th, 2012 to have lunch, drinks and to watch the UNLV game. When we arrived at NOON every table and chair was reserved with half of the place empty. So a large well built gentleman came out of the kitchen and I walked up to him and said, if every place is reserved can you help us find a place to sit. Without asking us, he turned to this couple and said can 2 people sit with you? I do not mind sitting with people, but it was a set of seats that had our backs to the large TVs and we had to look across the room to very little tvs. We asked for another area and he gave us attitude. VERY VERY BAD service.... apparently they did not want my business and word of mouth has hurt other businesses that I have gone too. Too bad they do not know how to treat their customers and a great idea would be first com first serve!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
__label__4 I think this place is great! I've wanted to stop by here numerous times because its around the corner from my house in Rhodes Ranch. Finally decided to stop in for happy hour on my way to a show. It was packed! But so fun. The service was great and the beer so cold and tasty. Many drink specials from 4-7pm. The decor is very modern and dark. Which I like. A lot of TVs here too and a super cool lounge area to watch games and chill. The food was voted best bar food in Las Vegas by the review journal so...yeah. It rocked. Ill be back here many times in the future.
__label__1 Way over priced. Bartender is cute in the face but clearly miserable. Beer tap selection is far & wide though!
__label__2 While definitely one of the best-looking bars in the city, there's an underwhelming sense of followthrough in some of the food.\nAll the elements are there - the concept, the vibe, the menu - all get high marks in my book.\n\nThe concept - A gastropub started by those born and raised in this great city FOR those living in this great city. Love that. My husband is an LV native so when this place opened a few years ago, I knew this would be a great spot to take him on a date. And it was!  While the place has evolved some over the years, the concept is still cool. it's a true locals locals' bar.\n\nThe vibe here is just different, in a good way. I'm a Jersey girl but I've been to Chicago a bunch of times --- this place definitely has this a Chicago bar vibe unique in these parts. The booths, the couches and all of the TVs - BAR finds a way to do it with a nod to elegance.There's a romance to this place that goes beyond dinner & drinks and happy hour. That hasn't gone away since day one. Plus they have some of the friendliest staff in town.\n\nThe menu covers every angle...and they've upgraded their happy hour menu (5 dollar apps till 7) but here's where 2 stars fall off. My last few visits have been lackluster on the food side. For happy hour last week,  I had the mac and cheese bites, the ahi tuna, and the catfish. I didn't care for any of it really. The catfish was bland. The mac and cheese bites were okay but I wish you had a non-spicy option.. the ahi tuna app was stale and just not very good. I should have just stuck with the sliders. Sometimes though, restaurants lower the quality of their food fare for happy hour ( a la Yardhouse?!!) so maybe just maybe the other food is great when you're paying full price. \n\nI would definitely recommend BAR, especially for a drinks, an after-work hangout and the sliders of course....but I'll hold off on other food during HH.
__label__2 This place is nice and close to my house. My only complaint is that it is REALLY smoky and I find it hard to eat in a place that reeks of smoke so bad. And the waitstaff and bartenders aren't particularly friendly. But, I will probably continue to come here because it's close to me and the food is good, it's much better when they open the patio up and air things out.
__label__4 you can not go wrong with this place, every time i go to BAR i leave happy, a little tipsy, and with a full stomach\n\nthe food menu is great with a variety of choices, sandwiches, burgers, pasta, salads, 12+ options of sliders, but my favorite part is the app section. \n-tuna poke\n-grilled artichoke\n-fried mac and cheese balls (seriously not many things better than this, its fried, its mac and cheese, AND its covered with cheetos!!!)\n-chips and salsa which seems blah but just try them they are amazing, chips taste like they are from an authentic mexican restaurant, and i love chips so i would know\n-boneless wings with siracha sauce (sauce is amazing and tasty)\n\nservice is always friendly and great as well. our server was attentive, quick, friendly, helpful, and funny. \n\none of the most awesome bartenders in vegas is also here ask for sailor and things will go up from there. he's awesome, enough said...\n\nnorth of 30 shots + too many cocktails + beer + a ton of apps + great company = amazing night = hangover the next day\n\nbest part when the check came figured it would be north of $500 but it was only short of $400. ill take that any day!
__label__0 In bar waiting no service just stupid  need new management
__label__2 This place allows smoking which being from California is absolutely uncool. That being said there is a section that allows for non-smoking patrons. Once they open the side door it helped a lot with the smoke. The food was good the Monday night football was also great because they have a huge wide screen projector on the main floor. I would've given this place for stars but being from California I can't stand cigarette smoke it makes my eyes burn. Our waitress was great and was very attentive.
__label__2 I've only ever gotten take out from here while at work.  It serves the purpose of filling the belly until you can make it home to run to the toilet.\n\nOrdering over the phone from here can be an experience...that is if anyone picks up the phone.  Better yet, they pick up and immediately put you on hold without even asking.\n\nI've had the joy of experiencing a little bit of this and that from there.  Usually go for the combination platter.  Just your usual fare that comes with your choice of white or fried rice and an egg roll.\n\nDepending on their promotion if you call in an order over a certain amount, they usually give you something in your order.  Recently it's been a two liter soda; in the past it has been an appetizer portion of fried won tons and 20 oz. sodas.\n\nWord of advice, if you don't have your own utensils at work or wherever you are ordering from, ask for chopsticks, they are more sturdy then the thin plastic fork they'll give you.
__label__4 5 stars for sure!, this place has the best 'char siew' in town.  It's lean and just enough sauce without drowning it like most other places make the mistake of doing.
__label__2 I think for the price this food was reasonable but I wasn't exactly impressed.  It was good but my date and myself agreed that the noodles weren't as good as we had eaten at other places.  I don't think that it is fair to give it a bad review but I also thought that the menu was kind of hard to understand.  Maybe it was because it was my first time there but it wasn't really straight forward to me.  Service was standard, nothing out of the ordinary.
__label__1 My cousin and I went to this place together and she was not a fan of it. If she could rate it from 1-500 she said, she would rate it 500- but it's a negative. It wasn't my cup of tea either.\nNote that the wallpaper is hideous and their decorations consist of chili peppers dangling from the wall.
__label__3 The bbq here is good. Duck is super crispy and pork skin is crunchy without being too dry. Their egg noodles are also delicious. The broth is perfect, noodles still have a slight crisp and they always give a generous portion of meat with the noodles. I usually get wonton egg noodle soup but the duck noodle soup is good too. Another one of my favorites is the salty fish fried rice. We always order a side of this and take most of it to go. I actually prefer it as left overs. For some reason, I think it tastes better cold? Weird, but I like it. I had the seafood porridge the other night.. Just wanted something different and that was definitely a mistake. They forgot my order so I just sat around waiting while everyone finished their meals. It also had absolutely no flavor! I had to add a lot of pepper so it wouldn't taste so bland. Good thing there was plenty of seafood to make up for the lack of flavor. \n\nI would have given this place 5 stars BUT! They only take cash.... -___-
__label__3 I am a fan of Chopstix delivery service! Chopstix is a new Chinese restaurant on Green and 2nd.  My roommate has been ordering food there a couple of times and encouraged me to try it. The menu is like any other chinese restaurant: soup, appetizer, poultry, fried rice, etc. \n\nThe girl who picked up the phone was very nice. I ordered the General Tso's Chicken entree which included a side of whtie rice and was priced $9.05. A lot of the entrees are p riced between $8-9 which isn't too bad. It's on the border of pricey, however, I don't mind paying this much from Chopstix. They have a combo platter which I wouldn't recommend ordering. The combo platter is priced between $7-$7.50 and is a smaller portion than the entree. It is served with steamed white rice or fried rice with a choice of either egg roll or spring roll. The portion is too small and they don't give you enough meat in the combo platter. In addition, the egg roll isn't that great. However, my General Tso Chicken entree came in a timely manner. It was hot and fresh. The delivery guy was very polite and I gave him a $2 tip. On the side note, I just found out that they will charge a $1.50 delivery fee if your order is $15.00... oh well. I'm excited that they're open till 3AM which I need to take advantage of in the future. \n\nAnyways, I would recommend ordering at Chopstix again. Thank you, roomie for this awesome recommendation.
__label__2 Havana is a great little corner bar at Sycamore and Shiloh Street. Fashioned to resemble a Miami style outdoor bistro, Havana serves great cocktails and has a wonderful wine selection. \n\nWhether you're a regular or visitor to the Mount, when you walk into Havana the bartenders great you and ask what type of alcohol you prefer, then suggest specials, and exotic offerings. Don't feel like sitting at the bar? Relax in overstuffed sofas and easy chairs in a living room style setting. Huge doors are opened at night to let the cool air in, and you can look Dow Shiloh Street and see part of the downtown skyline. Of course rum based drinks are a speciality here at Havana, but I go for a glass of Melbac when I'm not in the mood for anything else. \n\nOverall, Havana is a great place to unwind after a long day at work and you just want to relax without being bombarded with loud music and bar flys.
__label__3 I've been to Vanguard quite a few times. It is definitely a great spot if your looking for a speciality cocktail or want to try something different. The bar area is nice and clean, and I've never had a problem getting a drink or sitting at the bar on a busy night. \n\nI tend to drink a lot of different drinks, and will spend time pondering what i am going to have indulge in at other places. Not here though. The Jack Rose. Every time I go, that is immediately what I order. Apple Brandy. Maple Syrup. Black Cherry. Damn I want one just thinking about it. Who doesn't love maple syrup. Believe me, all the drinks are good and after 2 or 3, you'll may need to take a break. \n\nAll in all, great place. A little loud at night on the weekends with the DJ, and the crackheads from Fremont who come in too look around or do the crackhead shuffle for a minute or two until they leave.
__label__2 This place is probably the only spot with happy hour specials on Friday/Saturday nights. $5 PBRs, where, if you compare it to the regular price of the Hamms inside The Griffin right across the street, isn't that great of a deal.\n\nHowever, the service is excellent, and the bathroom attendant I recognize as someone that used to work across the street at Beauty Bar. I think he quit his old job because the average patron of Beauty Bar is a chickenshit wannabe artist with no money to spend except from what they could spange downtown, and that means Former Bathroom Attendant never got tipped ONCE at his old job.\n\nThey sort of play EDM and Hip Hop remixes here. \n\nPlus, you get to see all the fights that happen right outside. I mean, these morons that come to Vegas to start shit fight RIGHT IN FRONT of the two cop cars parked out there!\n\nIt's really small. And the crowd that goes here isn't that much better in my opinion.
__label__4 I think these guys are great! Sometimes it seems difficult to find honest folks in HVAC and Number One has been great from minute one.\n\nI thought they did a great job servicing my HVAC and gave sensible recommendations (I had some issues with some of my filters). \n\nAfter they came the first time, I signed up for their regular check-up program. It's now some months later, and I just got a call from them to schedule my next checkup! I like how they kept track of that and took the initiative to call me. Otherwise, I probably would have forgotten!
__label__2 Since most of the Chinese places here in the valley are not that great this place was a pleasant surprise for the food.  The restaurant itself is really just half of the food court cordoned off to segregate some tables for the Mekong dining area.  They have fish tanks of live seafood you can order which is pretty neat.  The menu is pretty giant and they have a good sized selection of vegetarian food.  The vegetable with black mushroom dish I had was very good it just took a really long time to come out.  My buddies's peking duck came out about 10 minutes before mine.  I'm not really sure what happened. Our waitress was very nice and helpfull with the menu and our questions about the food before we ordered.  So for having a pretty long wait and the fact you are basically eating in a food court they are a solid three and it's a pretty fun place to eat.
__label__3 This was a Yelp find!  I took my teen Son and invited 2 other families and we all were very very happy with this restaurant.  I've shopped in this mall mainly at the grocery side but never strayed far enough into this restaurant which is opposite the grocery store.  I only wished I did a better job finding my shumai -- missed it;0(  What I did have was great, the stuffed eggplant, cream buns, sweet rice cakes, soy noodles, duck, taro bun, and I'm sure I'm forgetting something.  I paid $22.00 for my son and I -- a reasonable price for good food.  Only advice is to go early on a Sunday, they open at 10am.  My friend got there around 12 and had to wait awhile.  They will honor your request to seat a big party so my friend and her fiance' graciously saved us seats - 6 of us.  Bring your appetite - fair warning you may have to wait so bring a holdover snack!  It is so totally worth the wait -- we will be eating there again and soon.  Loved it.  Family friendly place.  One more thing -- the menu is at the reception desk, take out is at the back of place at the long counter.
__label__0 BEWARE!\n\nI went there Friday afternoon for a business meeting. Beers were $6 and we got the chicken skewers. It was a tiny breast piece of chicken wrapped around the stick then totally dried out. So gross. The sauce was disgusting. We got the \"JoJo\" fries. Mediocre, cold when we got them. Our food took forever and was cold when we got it. The place was completely empty! \n\nWorst part was I checked my bank statement yesterday and they waitress tacked on a $50 tip! She didn't even deserve the tip I gave her, let alone $50 for bringing out 4 beers and some crappy food. \n\nI drove to the restaraunt to get it taken care of, and there \"was no manager there\". How do you not have a manager on duty?! I gave them my number and I was nicely called back 24 hours later and told that I was refunded the $50. No offer to discount my check or real apology. Just excuses! This place is a fraud and I will NEVER go back. \n\nDisgusted!
__label__3 This place has really come along. Jeff is doing wonders here. Haven't found anything on the menu that hasn't been excellent and the Craft Beers are coming weekly now it seems.\n\nThe live music has started, on a small scale and will only improve the heads through the door. If/when the Drink Specials follow, this is going to be the Go-To place.\n\nNew Diners: Mention Yelp BOGO 1/2 Off Lunch Entree
__label__4 Went to Tuscan Oven for mother's day with my mom, her husband, aunt and grandmother. We had a terrific time! The food was great, fresh, hot and delicious. The service was also fantastic. We started off with the stuffed gnocchi's, YUM. Then caesar salad and I had the homemade fettucine pasta with alfredo, chicken and broccoli. The pasta was cooked perfectly and everything was delicious! Mom had the meatloaf, grandma had the shrimp scampi and my aunt had the rockfish. Everyone loved their food. Tasted very fresh! We love eating outside of chain restaraunts and really enjoyed the service and food we had today. We even stayed awhile after and were never rushed out. We really enjoyed our entire experience and look forward to eating there again!
__label__2 The lasagna was ok, the meat was good but it was a light on the tomato sauce. My husband had the chicken parm hero which was good. Our server recommended the Alfredo which I wish I would have gotten.
__label__1 Stale bread, WAYYYYYYY to expensive for what they are really offering.  If you want an expensive Jewish Deli, go to Chompies.  At least their pickles and food are good!  I have been to Archie's 3 times, apparently because I am a glutton for punishment and they are close to my work...  Over and over again, too expensive, not fresh or flavorful, and this time we even had a poor waitress.  Poor girl, probably couldn't get behind the terrible and overpriced food...
__label__4 Brought my lady to this place for a dinner date. Nothing extravagant but this place is new to me and the location I wasn't familiar with.  I researched this place on Yelp and saw all the great reviews it had. 4 stars and over 36 reviews. I knew I had to try something new and this seemed to be it. I came here on a Friday (Yesterday) late night around 9 pm and although not crazy busy, I came for the food and what the hype was based upon the reviews. \n\nI had a server named Miranda which was great! She was very polite came around enough but not too much to make it inconvenient. \n\nWhy this place was absolutely phenomenal. \n1. Excellent customer service\n2. AMAZING food. The chips are inexpensive and it is a large amount. Chips are one of the best chips I have had in a long time. \n3. Great prices on the beers and liquor. I asked for a gummy bear and they made one of the best ones I have tasted in a while. \n\nOverall, this place is not close to me at all; however I raved to my friends about it and there was not one thing that I didn't love about it. I am definitely going to this sports bar again and soon. \n\nBig Guy's just became in my first visit alone one of my top 5 bars to go to for food and drinks. \n\n\nOh and lastly, I'm sure this place gets packed for sports because they have an open floor plan and DOZENS of flat screen TV's. \n\nIf it wasn't for Yelp and for the reviews this place received I would have never known about this awesome place!
__label__4 A year later and this place has only gotten better. You can now sit anywhere and get great service, food is awesome, the bar is still the best place to sit. The wings here is awesome, but I have never had anything that wasn't great. Only complaint, wish they had one more tv at the end of the bar and all the smokers make the patio unusable, but that's a problem every bar has. At least they're not inside. \n\nCindy and Dara are awesome and the clientele is ideal, not to many twenty something's looking to get hammered and no snooty Scottsdale types. I love this place. \n\nMy wife loves the Bingo on Fridays and trivia thurs and sat is fun as well.
__label__2 One Mario Batali restaurant replaces another.  Formerly Enoteca San Marco, Otto Enoteca Pizzeria now holds court at the Venetian.\n\nAmbiance:\nSit \"outside\" and enjoy the scenery.  Diners at Otto can enjoy the beautiful hotel decor, as well as performing artists who entertain those sitting or walking nearby.  \n\nService:\nVery friendly and helpful.\n\nFood:\nI thought I knew what al dente was until I dined at Otto.  Now I question every al dente pasta I've ever had.  I ordered the Spaghettini with sauteed mushrooms, garlic, and thyme $19.  The pasta was cooked and seasoned perfectly, and the portion was just the right amount as well.  The ingredients were simple and fresh, which allowed each of them to really stand out.  The variety of mushrooms were especially flavorful and distinct.  For dessert, we ordered three flavors of gelati $9; Colorado River Coffee Roasters espresso, pistachio, and dark chocolate malt.  The gelato was soft, rich and flavorful, with the pistachio and dark chocolate malt my favorites.  \n\nOverall:\nA great dining experience if you are looking for a relaxing meal in a beautiful environment.  Otto serves quality food in an unpretentious atmosphere, which I can appreciate.  Next on my list to try at Otto is their pizza.
__label__2 I was working inside the Venetian and went here for dinner with work associates after a long day. They offer gluten free pasta. It was good and convenient. Nothing totally amazing. They have a good and extensive wine list. I also had a bloody mary here a different day and it was delicious (we had a hard time finding bloodys in Vegas).
__label__3 One of the best lunches we had in Vegas. Go Batali! We shared a Sausage and pepper pizza which was very delicious. But my favorite was his Capress salad! It was so addicting I kept thinking about it! The mix of pine nuts with the fresh juicy cherry tomatoes and pesto sauce blended with cheese (not mozzarella sorry forget what he used) was out of this world refreshing especially in Hot Hot Vegas! The we had a blend of Olive oil, almond milk, vanilla bean gelato. Can we say YUMMY, and yes maybe the Olive oil kind of sound weird but it was a light salty flavor which only just enhanced the other 2 flavors we selected. The servers were attentive, it seemed like we had two with a main one, but not overly friendly. Service was good until we got to dessert because I think the girl forgot to put our order in (oops). But nothing could deter our experience because the food was just that superb!
__label__2 Typical celebrity chef restaurant... \"okay\" service and good food. You definitely go there for the experience, not necessarily for the service. Wine list is outrageous - a little disappointing for those who don't want to spend $60 a bottle. I had the Gemelli, which was really good - great flavor with fabulous homemade pasta and crisp broccoli rabe. My husband had the spaghetti and meatballs - nothing too crazy - well prepared meatballs with homemade pasta and savory tomato sauce. Overall, a good experience, but not a MUST have for the strip.
__label__0 I think this is the first time I've ever given a 1 star review. It's not that I want to give Otto a 1 star, but I am compelled to.\nLet me start out with some of our mistakes or variables that you have to account for when eating out:\n- we came a little after 11am on a Saturday morning (aka right when they open)\n- we expected a lot from this place since it has a \"Mario Batali\" on its sign\nOur server was quite nice, tried very hard to sell us the appetizers, but we only wanted to grab a quick bite before gambling - plus, we had to leave at 2pm to catch our flight, so we are basically in a rush.\nThe bread was okay - my friend said it was grainy. Their breadsticks came in a package - they were alright.\nWhen the food came...that's when the nightmare started. We had a long night of partying, were running on 4hours of sleep and planned to go to the Wynn Buffet but decided there was not enough time, so Otto it is.\nBack to the food. I thought Italian food is supposed to be all about olive oil, tomatoes, basil and al dente pasta. What we got was SALT SALT SALT. We got:\n- overly salty lasagna\n- overly salty other pastas (I forgot the names)\nThey were horribly salty. My friend ended up telling the server his pasta was too salty (and the pastas were nowhere near al dente - some were over and under cooked). He then ended up getting an arugula salad with parmesan cheese - that wasn't great either because it was overly oily.\nOverall, the food didn't look as pretty as the Venetian atmosphere surrounding us and I probably won't be going back again. \n\nLesson of the day: take into consideration the variables I mentioned above and hopefully you'll have a better experience here like most of the other yelpers.
__label__2 During a recent trip to vegas, my mother and I ate at this restaurant.  It was good, but nothing spectacular.  The highlight of the meal were the two salads.  I had the octopus salad, while my mother had the panzanella.  The octopus was tender and the potatoes and celery made the perfect, crisp foil against the fish.  My mother's panzanella was light and refreshing, although a touch too sweet for my tastes.  For an entree, I had the braised pork shoulder, which the waiter said was a house specialty.  The meat was a little dry and stringy and the sauce was cloyingly sweet.  My mother had the pasta ala norma.  The sauce was good, but the pasta was very undercooked and I am not talking about al dente.  It was almost crunchy.
__label__1 Horrible service. Good food. But horrible service.
__label__0 Wanted a quick tasty bite with friends. Nothing quick or tasty about this place. The service was horrendous and extremely slow. The pizzas were bland and lacked any sort of flavor. Should have saved $120 and gone to sabarro\n\nWanted a quick tasty bite with friends. Nothing quick or tasty about this place. The service was horrendous and extremely slow. The pizzas were bland and lacked any sort of flavor. Should have saved $120 and gone to sabarro
__label__2 The food was good but not outstanding.  We had the beef tagliatelle.  It was flavorful but I thought the meat was a little tough. I love arugula but there was so much filling the plate that it became boring.   The salad and spaghetti and meatballs were fine. The wine was a bit overpriced but tasty and a pretty good pour. The atmosphere was lively but not exactly comfortable.   I guess I have been comparing all restaurants to my favorite in london...good food a little pricey but I always leave wanting to lick the plate and the atmosphere there is just the right mix of comfy and cool that I am almost more happy to go by myself...I want that experience all the time!!!... The service at otto was  good just a tiny bit off from excellent. Thank you rocco!
__label__1 The food was good. Authentic; I'll give it that. The service was okay. Overly attentive at times followed by no attention at all for 15 to 20 minutes at a time. Prices were good considering that you're in the Venetian at a celebrity chef's venue. Legitimate wine selection. In short, your stomach will likely be satisfied and your wallet will likely not be empty. \n\nHowever, I cannot overlook a very racist remark Mario Batali made not long ago. It will not stand I'm sure folks will chime in with contrary opinions. Feel free but just like Mr. Chik-Fil-A who chose to use his position and power to spew messages of hate, Mr. Batali has to face the consequences of revealing private opinion in a public setting. In this case that consequence is not terribly significant; I will simply never be a patron. Had I not been invited by my boss I would never have stepped foot in any of his establishments.
__label__1 Awww. Was so good when I was here before. Went for nice dinner. Was disappointed. Best things were the entrees. Got the pork shoulder. Good. All friti and vegetable things that were so good before but lost it now. Sugar settled in the wine. Bottle shouldn't have been served. Would recommend skipping.
__label__4 I cannot say enough good things about this place.  When my Dad and Sister came back to town, we ended up going back there, because they loved it the first time we went there.  And once again, it not only didn't disappoint, it was better than the first time.  Carnevino used to be my favorite of Batali and Bastianich, but I am leaning toward this place now.  The food was incredible once again, but the service is WAY over the top!  It starts with the Manager Matthew, who was incredibly hospitable.  Then there was our server Ginger, who was wonderful.  However Danielle, the Sommelier was beyond great.  She brought us some free after dinner drinks to try after our meal and with dessert.  When someone asks where to go in Las Vegas, this is definitely a place that I will recommend over and over again.  Well done!
__label__3 I visited this cage twice within 24 hours during our trip to vegas.\n\nthey are very reasonably priced and the food is surprisingly tasty.\n\nwe sampled the garlic chicken wings, my husband liked it, but i thought i lacked a little flavor. the crispy garlic is good though.\n\ni really enjoyed the salted fish and chicken fried rice. and the portion was huge! they didnt skimp on the salted fish like most restaurants with is a big plus for me!\n\ni bought my dad some jook, since he wasnt feeling well, he had the salted pork with thousand year old egg porridge. it was pretty tasty, just enough saltiness and not too watery.\n\nAt our later visit my dad had their curry beef? i dont know how it was but i assumed it was good since my dad finished it. we also had the beef chow fun, it was very good, a lot of flavor from the \"fire\" from the stove.\n\nthere were a few more items we had, but overall i'm pretty pleased with this very small but cozy hole in a wall restaurant that is outside of the strip of vegas.\n\nand because its not on the strip, its not going to hurt your wallet eating so much!
__label__4 YAY SUSHI! I've been to the location on Paradise a number of times, but I had yet to visit this one (even though it's closer to home.) I placed an order for pick-up, which was waiting on a nearby table when I arrived. \n\nThe inside of the restaurant looks exactly like the Paradise location, but about two or three times bigger. All of the food is excellent. I've brought people who have eaten sushi in Japan and people who have never tried sushi and so far, everyone has enjoyed the food at Kaizen. My BFF's fiance swore he hated sushi until he agreed to try a chicken teriyaki roll. Now he's hooked. That's what Kaizen does to people.\n\nAlthough there aren't a ton of vegetarian rolls, the few they have are excellent. They offer a vegetable tempura roll and a shiitake mushroom tempura roll that are just to die for. \n\nThe best part is definitely the dessert menu. They have green tea and red bean ice cream and FIVE types of mochi ice cream! \n\nOverall, great restaurant. I really like the variety on the menu, and the service is always good. Plus, it's open super late (like, 3 a.m.)
__label__3 The legend is true. There is a big giant head in Charlotte. With water spitting out of the mouth into an overflowing pool, it stands before you. Why it's there, nobody knows. While it doesn't spin like one of the legends may lead you to believe, the head is back after an apparent hiatus. i assume it returned to its alien planet to report all the boring observations made inside of the random business park where he resides. This would be a 5 star attraction if it were located anywhere with even a remotely interesting attraction nearby. It would be really cool uptown or maybe in Freedom Park. Why? It's just a head, you say. It's a marvelous head and i'm glad after months of asking, the wife finally agreed to stop by and see it with me. \nIt's an easy 3 minute detour off of 485 on Arrowwood. So, if you're passing through, stop and check it out. If you feel so inclined to make a trip to see it, bring a lunch and sit in judgement from both the Giant Head and the eyes from the surrounding business windows.
__label__3 I will echo the comments of everyone else. This was a pretty cool statue in the middle of an industrial park, although it technically is a fountain. I wouldn't go out of my way to see it but if you are in the area it's worth the stop.
__label__0 Most fans of Indian cuisine like the aromatic fragrance of the spices, so walking in the front door and being greeted with an overpowering incense burning - strike one.\n\nThe visible grease that coagulated on the top of the mushroom curry AND the chicken tikka masala - strike two\n\nThe flat, obviously frozen at some point naan - strike three.\n\nI'm sorry, but even though the actual flavors resembled something good, at noon on a Friday the food should not be this gross.  \n\nI still can't get over the fact that the only Indian place remotely close to uptown charlotte worth it's beans is Copper - and frankly, I don't think that place is all that either.\n\nWhere's the originality?  Where's the commitment to fresh ingredients?  The fact this place is still in business only begs the Charlotte restauranteurs to open a decent Indian place uptown.
__label__3 Finally a coffee shop by work!  The muffins are simply delicious.  I had pumpkins, lemon poppy seed and blueberry to date.  \n\nEarlier today I tried the ice tea.  It was flavored and infused with a berry shot - simply delicious.  \n\nA good place to sit back read a paper and kick back.
__label__3 Took \"the Fam\"  and grandkids( Yes, Jeannie has grandkids) to Joe's for breakfast.  Not only did we leave without a huge dent in my wallet, we all left pleasantly stuffed!  If you like bacon, order like 5 sides of it.  You won't want to share this pig perfection! Thumbs up were given by all....French toast, breakfast burrito, pancakes, and cinnamon buns were all gobbled down.  My son and I ordered the biscuits and gravy.  We both devoured them like Evil Skeksis! The biscuits are super soft and they have the gravy just right. I would go there and just eat that each time...for 2.99!!!!  It was more than enough food too.\n\nCheck it out!
__label__3 This is what Korean fusion should taste like.\n\nI usually like to moderate my expectations for a place that has high reviews. That wasn't the case with 9091. I was expecting great things and that's exactly what I got.\n\nThey seem to have a pretty simple menu. I went with the Spicy Korean Chicken Burrito ($5.99). It was cold out, so after about a minute there waiting, the guy asks where my car is. I point to the other side of the trailer (is that a trailer?) and he says to wait in my car and he'll bring it to me. Nice!\n\nLong story short, that burrito was supremely good. Wow. Like I said, this is what I was expecting Korean fusion to taste like. I'm sorry to say (coz Ron is a nice guy) but it provided that little bit of extra flavor that I was missing from Hanshiktaco.\n\nI must return.
__label__0 Something is now SERIOUSLY amiss at SFSE. I was able to stop in on Wednesday, 5/2 and the first thing I noticed is the Illy coffee is gone. And I didn't see the super cool owners I saw last time. \n\nI ordered a Garlic Pesto sandwich and told them I wanted light mayo and mustard. What I got looked like a French's mustard bottle and a container of Kraft mayo had a love child together and it was not pretty. And it tasted like, well, we won't push Yelp's community standards for writing a review and you can just let your imagination fill in the blank. \n\nAfter skimming the reviews it appears ownership has changed and the focus may have shifted from quality of product to quantity of cash in the till. Which is a shame as what they had going on here was something pretty special. Now it's not even worth taking the time to exit I-215 to drive two blocks South to go to it. Tack on the stupid payment card policy (see my list description), pathetic fountain drinks that make me want to call Coke and complain directly, and a glare when I used the Yelp check in deal for free chips and a drink and I'm giving 1 star under protest.\n\nEDIT: There's been some new 5 star reviews posted for SFSE by people with no previous posts. That could be legit,  or it could be suspicious. I'm felt it was worth mentioning as this sort of thing can be people trying to counter bad reviews by gaming the system so to speak. Again that may not be happening here but it warrants keeping a close eye on it.
__label__2 8/11/13\n\nTreated BIL and two sisters to Under the Sun tour tonight.  Five bands from the 90s: Fastball http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/time-warner-cable-uptown-amphitheatre-charlotte-charlotte?select=RfNj5ybfKpJJbWPb0Djjow#RfNj5ybfKpJJbWPb0Djjow, Vertical Horizon http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/time-warner-cable-uptown-amphitheatre-charlotte-charlotte?select=uu0AHwsRJNeJfqLjjmmmFA#uu0AHwsRJNeJfqLjjmmmFA, Gin Blossoms\n http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/time-warner-cable-uptown-amphitheatre-charlotte-charlotte?select=Z8xLBOjBZU9hbpfXpkL03g#Z8xLBOjBZU9hbpfXpkL03g, Sugar Ray (vocal Mark McGrath mentioned his vision of this lineup, so I assumed he organized it) http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/time-warner-cable-uptown-amphitheatre-charlotte-charlotte?select=Zevu6onkEoU7bds_0uY8hg#Zevu6onkEoU7bds_0uY8hg, and Smash Mouth. http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/time-warner-cable-uptown-amphitheatre-charlotte-charlotte?select=uJKwrXZuZA9HI4KemHAYIA#uJKwrXZuZA9HI4KemHAYIA\n\nWe all agreed that Vertical Horizon, Gin Blossoms (!!), and Sugar Ray (!!) performed the best (great energy and stage presence), and Smash Mouth was a HUGE letdown.  Lead singer Steve Harwell's vocal cords were shot-- the spoken bits of their songs sounded fine, but whenever he sang, his notes were all off-key.  (I attributed it to heavy touring all summer long, but I see that the first show was on July 4th...?)  It's a good thing most in attendance knew the words of \"All Star\" word-for-word (but not me!), because Harwell didn't even need to be present!  He did a lot of walking from one end of the stage to the other, and holding his mike stand out over the audience during the number.  Don't get me wrong, SM played good music, but after Vertical Horizon, Gin Blossoms, and Sugar Ray's sets, Smash Mouth's was very anti-climactic.  I'd say the combo of the earlier bands' lively performances, Harwell's blown vocals, and the day's heat and humidity had drained us of energy by concert's end...  It was fun to see and hear band members moonlight on other bands' sets-- very cool.  (I enjoyed Fastball, but sisters and BIL weren't familiar with their songs, and so didn't care.  I just wished Fastball had put more effort in showing that they were happy to be there.)  \n\nShould you attend a concert of this magnitude, I suggest you arrive early!  Gin Blossoms' Robin Wilson invited everyone in attendance to move in closer to the stage by the second-half of their set, per amphitheatre's general director's discretion.  Yep, lawn seat ticket-holders moved into seats that others had paid upwards of $80 or more...  Two men almost duked it out two rows ahead of us-- guy and his date arrived late to claim their $75 seats, only to find lawn seat ticket holders standing their ground.  Hey, I'd feel the same way if someone wouldn't give me the seats I'd paid for.  (I paid $208, surcharges included, for four center row seats.)  There were other open seats available, many closer to the stage... Ah, well.\n\nBe sure to have your tickets with you should you need to use the restroom, or buy drinks at the concession stands, for you will need them to return to your seats.  Correction: we needed them, until the invite was given for the audience to move in closer, and then security and ushers left their posts.\n\np.s.  Compared to the Ak-Chin Pavilion (Phoenix, AZ; seats 20,000) I was at a few days before this event, this Charlotte arena is VERY SMALL (3,000 max capacity?; couldn't find much info online).  Still a nice venue, and I wouldn't mind catching another concert here in the future.
__label__3 We've popped by for happy hour a few times. Great prices. Love the wings! Great atmosphere, especially when it's patio weather.
__label__3 They have so much in their store It sometimes takes a while to get through it. From Kid items (pokemon etc) to very adult themed items in the back. They are located at the Galleria Mall upstairs near the food court\nVery friendly and helpful staff. I found a Minion Iphone case there and LOVE it!!!
__label__0 Let me start out by saying...boneless buffalo wings are my weakness and I am in love with them!  That said...let's get to the review.\nThis location doesn't really deserve even the one star they are getting.  First off, I ordered my wings and buffalo chips online and actually requested them for an hour later.  So I get there, right on time, and end up waiting about five minutes.  Okay, sure no problem, right!?  Well I get my order and head home.  Once I get home though I realize they had given me boned instead of boneless wings.  Since I'm not a fan of the regular wings, I hopped in my car and proceeded back to the establishment.  I get there and they apologize and hand me the corrected order.  Well I walk outside and get in my car and decided I should probably check to make sure it's right.  Well what do you know, they give me the wrong flavor and of course it's a gross flavor.  So I go back in told the cashier that it was wrong yet again.  She says, \"but you asked for boneless.\"  Once that came out of her mouth, I figured I wouldn't give them a third chance to screw up my order again so I asked for my money back.  She walks into the kitchen and after about 5 minutes of waiting, she comes back with the manager.  The manager doesn't apologize or anything, he just looks super annoyed that he has to take the time out to refund a customer.  Did I mention this was during lunch on a football packed Sunday?!  He proceeds to hand me a receipt to sign to show that I'm just paying for the buffalo chips....ummm yeah right!  I let him know that the wings and the buffalo chips were both in the bag and then he starts gripping at the cashier.  Finally, he figured out what the correct procedure was and informed me that the transaction was voided.  He then tries to hand me a $5 coupon for my troubles...needless to say, it ended up on the floor as I was leaving.  Never again will I walk into that BWW or any of their other locations.  That one experience has ruined any chance of me returning.
__label__1 Service is getting bad after a couple years. Relatively been ignored multiple visits, and have never been offered a water refill after the glass being empty for 20 minutes. The food's still good, but I take back what I said of relatively good service. Depending on the night I wouldn't expect much...
__label__0 The service is very very slow. The server is on her first rotation by herself with a group of 17, WTF. The food was cold, no other server or manager came to help her out. I finally had to complain after 1 1/2 hours to the manager. I will never go here again.
__label__2 Went to this specific location to watch a world cup game (US vs Portugal).  Though we (group of 7) managed to get a seat inside during the hot summer day - the service wasn't very impressive.  We had to hand-hold and request the server for everything we needed - whether it be a glass of water, utensils, napkins, some form of plate, etc.  Out of frustration, we ended up requesting other servers to help us out but even then the service was close to poor.  \n\nThough our meals were done correctly, it took a very long time by the server to actually get the food out to us.  It seemed like server needed to be reminded that we actually ordered food.\n\nNot the greatest experience during game day.  I understand it can get busy and hectic, but that's not an excuse for service to fall behind either.  Overall, an okay experience.
__label__1 SO we have been in Anthem for awhile and have gone to this restaurant many times, even through all the numerous owners. So far we are not thrilled. The food is average and the service is slow. The bar is nice and there is seating outside which is great however not the best mexican food.
__label__0 This restaurant doesn't exist anymore. It was replaced by another Chinese restaurant and there is no buffet (all-you-can-eat) option.
__label__0 I have never written a review on yelp. I actually signed up for yelp simply to write this review. I have been to some of the best and worst places all over the country. I travel quite a bit. The service and unfriendly staff needs to be fixed. Waited 20 minutes before someone even looked at me. The chili was awful. But the beer is fantastic. Awful service!
__label__3 So, shall I start in the beginning? Sometime in 1982, my biological father and mother ...\n\nToo early? \n\nI registered at CSN. I enrolled in CRJ classes. Bam! I am taking classes at F Building, which is Las Vegas Fire Rescue Station 6. Good enough? \n\nI walked into the firehouse. I interacted with peers, professors, and assorted firedogs. One gave me a bag of free Sunchips once. No wonder every one likes firefighters more than cops (besides cops themselves, and their moms*). \n\n*On second thought, half of cop-moms probably still like firefighters more.\n\nYou can come here to take class. You can come here to use the vending machine. (It is in the short hallway to the left once you pass the first set of couches.) You can come here to sit on the couches. \n\nYou can apply for City Fire, test, swear (or affirm) your oath, and become a fucking firefighter for all I care. All those things would be firsthand experiences, and I would not flag your trivial review if you did them. On the other hand, I guarantee you that the serial flagger will flag this. (Flaggers are like terrorists.) They don't quit ....\n\nWould you rather pay 50\u00a2 in building Foxtrot for two Grandma cookies or 1.25$ in every other building? \n\n- Those cookies are so bad for you.\n\nWould rather have available parking (and bike rack) always right outside the front door leading to your classroom, or be relegated to walking across campus to get to class? \n\n- We all know you detest walking.\n\nDo sirens excite you?\n\n- There is a film you should watch: Crash (Cronenberg). \n\nHave you ever reviewed a firehouse? \n\n- You should. I just did. \n\nRating: \"Yay! I'm a fan.\"\n\nPostscript. Firedog, hooooooooeah! \n\nPost-postscript. Flag this, hooooooooeah!
__label__0 The Angus Reserve Burger at $12 was a frozen patty cooked to whatever the chef feels like cooking.  If you looking for food or drinks there are other places in Pittsburgh.  Come on Tap room, how many local breweries are located around Pittsburgh.  Update your selection
__label__1 My wife and I came here a few times when it was Kennedy and enjoyed it enough. Now as it is Presidio, the quality of the entire experience has definitely declined.  The food was OK, not great.  My mashed potatoes were cold and the salmon was a bit over cooked.  The most glaring deficiency is that the service is poor. It started with the hostess with a flat affect and moved on to the wait staff who needs to be trained to be wait staff. I will not be returning any time soon.
__label__2 This place has so much promise, but it fell short.  I had a Groupon I bought before I read the Yelp reviews.  Live and learn!\n\nI asked my server, who was quite good, what recommendation he would have between the 8 oz filet and the macadamia nut encrusted sea bass. He recommended the sea bass and that's what I ordered.  The plating was done nicely, but I do have a dislike for things piled on top of each other.  If I want my beans and potatoes mixed, I'll do it myself.\n\nA couple of things to note:  The macadamia nut crust was so finely chopped that it was impossible to get a taste of macadamia.  A little more coarse chop, please;  second, the fish was moist and tasty, but I don't think it was sea bass--at least like no other sea bass I've had.  It had more of a look, texture, and taste of haddock.  Was this a substitution?  Last, there was a bone in the fish.  Now I know, fish have bones.  But, for a moment I felt like Geoffrey Zakarian or Alex Guarnaschelli on Chopped and I wanted to turn up my nose and say the chef needed to be chopped.  Redeeming feature follows.\n\nThe dessert of Mud Pie was superb!  I should have had this for dinner and skipped the fish.  The chocolate ice cream with the cookie crumb crust was heavenly.  The other redemption came in the form of my server.  When informed I was using a Groupon, he told me approximately how much I had used and suggested ordering more to get the full value.  Now, that's service!\n\nI'm not sure if I'd return here.  I think I know now why the other places all had a lot of folks and this relatively large restaurant had few diners.
__label__1 I would definitely recommend going to the waddell/litchfield location. This location always seems to be a little dirty and disorganized.
__label__4 I recently went here for my first time and was blown away. I absolutely loved their Green Tea smoothie. The staff was exceptional, and after hearing that it was my first time, the lady gave me a $1 off coupon and explained their punch card system to me. I will def. be returning here.
__label__2 Kickstand should definitely win the theme award, with plenty of dishes with bike names (tricycle = three patty burger, etc). And it is not a bad space either - though parking can be a bit tough at times. They do have a pretty cool patio, but as there is no shade you have to hope for some perfect weather to use it.\n\nThe food is on the average end, however. Nothing really stands out that makes you want to take a special trip and deal with the parking situation, and if you should happen by the place when there is a large crowd, look out. Service goes from bad to worse.\n\nAt times, servers can wander around the room a bit aimlessly. If you do get their attention then you are set, and it doesn't seem that they are understaffed, as the levels seem fine, but their attention appears to waver.\n\nAdd it all up and there are plenty of choices so this may not always be the best one.
__label__1 Ordered 12 chicken wings and fries  for pick up.  Upon arriving at home, there were only 8 wings.  Called in and server was apologetic for placing wrong order.  Manager offered to make another 4 wings and for us to drive back to pick it up again, duuuuuh... Why would I drive all the way back for 4 wings???  I requested delivery or credit for next purchase.  \n\nAlthough food was good, especially the fries, the manager was rude, unprofessional and confrontational.  When asking how he can compensate, I said he need to start by changing his tone when speaking to customer.  We all have bad day once in a while, but know your place when working in customer facing business.  Manager said he would credit back in 48 hours.  I would rate food as a 4, customer service however is poor at best.
__label__0 I've had a variety of experiences with Green Cab, ranging from average to terrible. \n\nTonight, a Friday night, I called a cab at 9:50pm to take me from one end of downtown to the other. Yes, a decently busy time to call, but nothing out of the ordinary. Although I'm willing to wait 15-25 minutes on a Friday night, I'm not willing to wait 50 minutes. By that point, your energy is exhausted from the frustration of waiting. \n\nIn general, Green Cab kind of blows. Yes, they have eco-friendly cars and sweet ipads, but that's really not what I want in a cab service. I'd rather have a short wait time or a reliable estimate if it's a busy period. With Green Cab, there's really no telling when they'll arrive. \n\nI've also had trouble paying on several occasions. Some of the drivers enjoying pulling the old \"my machine is broken\" when you try to pay with credit cards, while others claim not to have any change for your $20. You're a cab driver. Your only responsibility is to drive, accept credit cards, and be able to make change. If you're missing 2 of those 3, you're doin' it wrong. \n\nAlso, if you're waiting for Green Cab and want to see where your cab is, forget it. Rather than placing your call on a hold line, Green Cab routes calls to a busy signal, so you're SOL in terms of following up when it's busy. \n\nOther than that, Green Cab is awesome. \n\nAll in all, I'd stick with Union Cab. You *might* pay more, but it's worth it. Plus, the drivers are way cooler. One even had Cash Cab-style questions ready to ask me at 3am. But maybe you're not into Cash Cab. So then there's always Green Cab.
__label__4 We go to NY 54 at least twice a month.  We love to buy the 18\" thin crust pizza, and since there are four of us, we have it made with different toppings on each quarter.  They are always happy to make the pizza to our order.  Also, they have a good selection of draft beers - I highly recommend giving those a try.  I did try their margarita, but it did not have enough alcohol content for my liking, although the taste was excellent.  There is also a great selection of desserts, which I always buy and take some home for later!
__label__0 Zero stars. Really disappointed at the \"deal\" we got for pizza. Pizza is marginal at best and felt we got sold a bill of goods as we spent way too much for what we got.
__label__1 So I must be crazy, because every time I see a groupon for this place, I buy it.... I think my memories and actual experiences do not line up. So I had yet another deal for this place, and I decided to go there with the BF for lunch today to celebrate end of school. The place was fairly empty, but the decor is still nice. I ended up ordering the bhan mi sandwich at the suggestion of the waitress and the BF got the turkey sandwich. We both got the side of the day which was a sweet potato corn bread with honey and fruit butter. So the sandwiches come out and I was a bit confused. On the menu it said that the bhan mi was roasted pork with carrots, cilantro, cucumber, and a sriracha mayo. Well.... this sandwich was not roasted pork. It was strips of ham... like deli ham. WTF? This sandwich costs $10.50. I could go buy some deli meat and veggies and throw it in a pan for 5 seconds for about 2$. I don't even like ham and would never order a ham sandwich. Isn't this restaurant supposed to be all about freshness and organic and whatnot? Because deli ham is anything but.... Why can America's tacos sell delicious roasted pork for about 2$ and this place doesn't even really use roasted pork? In addition, I was about half done with the first half of the sandwich and I found a whole slice of jalapeno in my mouth. My mouth was on fire. I couldn't eat anymore of the sandwich. My eyes were watering.... and I like spicy and use jalapenos in a lot of my cooking. Ugh. I liked the turkey sandwich, but on the menu it states that it comes with bacon.... well no bacon. Really center bistro? Why have a menu when apparently you just put whatever you feel like putting in the food? The corn bread was good and the butter that came with it was good too, but I felt extremely ripped off by my meal there today.... it was unacceptable. \n\nI find myself wondering if their breakfast or newly added dinners would be better, as the dinner menu looks good, but I'm, worried if I go for something on said menu, I'll just get some random other thing that I did not want. So we'll see if I give it another go.
__label__3 fun joint, right on the strip you can people watch, get hammered, DJ booth coming soon right on the patio \"I heard\" this is a deff go to place during the summer!
__label__3 I ordered the bacon wrapped cheddar hot dog & it was delicious with tater tots as a side. ( yes i'm a G like that) Our waiter was cool although he seemed too busy flirting with the table netxt to us. The food was good and it was inexpensive ( for vegas standards) . The mechanical bull shook my boobies , that was fun
__label__3 Good place to watch the game tonight, it's Monday night football!  Food was yummy, portions were good as well. Good drink specials, and the free blueberry Bacardi sample was yummy too. Ride a mechanical bull if you want :) I had the cheeseburger with potato salad, tasty.
__label__3 First of all, PBR stands for Professional Bull Riding not Pabst Blue Ribbon. I went in expecting hipsters in skinny jeans and got cowboys in skinny jeans. Huh. But it's a cool place to watch football if you don't mind the country scene. Plenty of TVs. They have drink specials from 3-6 and you can get a Bud Light bottle for $3, which is pretty good for Vegas. There's also a mechanical bull for those into that sort of thing.\n\nThey also have a daiquiri stand you can buy from while walking through the mall. They serve daiquiris from 16oz all the way up to 100oz and you can even get an 80oz guitar shaped daiquiri if you feel like being one of those guys. They're not very strong, but if you keep the cup you get a discount when you go back which makes it an ideal way to keep your buzz going while you walk around.
__label__2 The line at the Wicked Spoon was too long so we headed over to the mall.  This was the first place that we saw.  As 3 starving hungover girls it satisfied us just fine.  I ordered the chicken fajitas which were surprisingly tasty.  The service was definitely slow and the sodas cost $4 a pop.
__label__0 We went here before going to the airport on our last night in Vegas.  Food was just okay, but the service was TERRIBLE despite it being a slow Monday night.  The waiter was young and inexperienced (and since we were a party of six gratuity was already added so he must have thought he didn't need to try hard).  It wasn't until after I got home and checked my bank statement did I see that he had helped himself to $103.00 tip.  My receipt shows a bill for $33.00.  After calling the manager several times with no response, I will be filing a fraudulent claim with my bank.  Just thought I would let fellow diners know that there are so many better options on the strip and customer service here is severely flawed.
__label__0 Let me first start off by saying, I started this Yelp account solely on the experience here. \n\nLet's see, where shall I begin....before even going in, we were looking at the menu on the outside at which one of the hostess gave us a 10% off if we decided to eat there. We saw some entrees we would eat on the menu so we went in. First, the waiter was very friendly. We went during lunch. It wasn't busy at all. It apparently was happy hour but they said you had to go to a separate bar however, no one was at that bar. \n\nOnce we were ready, we ordered our drinks, appetizer and food. Our lunch came out before our appetizer. When the waiter realized it, my husband refused it at that point but the manager came out and said she would comp it so we agreed to take it, even though it was late and pointless. \n\nThe food was average. The sweet tea was delish though!! \n\nWhile waiting to receive our bill, one of those outside camera ladies came up and asked if we would like our picture taken. She had a very strong accent so it was really hard to understand her but just said \"sure\" anyway. When she came back after developing the photos and showing us the cost, we refused and she was a bit annoyed and rude about it. Whatever.\n\nOnce we got our bill, we noticed the appetizer was not comped. We didn't say anything cause we figured if we got comped for the appetizer, we wouldn't use the 10% off. Then the waiter noticed we had the 10% off so he said \"oh, I didn't see that, I will adjust the bill.\" When he came back, the amount wasn't even touched. We paid for the appetizer we didn't want since it was late but agreed to take cause we were told it would be comped AND we didn't even get the 10% off they gave us at the door.\n\nWill we be back?? NO!! I recommend you stay clear of this place and their false advertisement!!!!!!
__label__2 Dorito Crusted Mac n Cheese $5 (3/5 NOMs). \nVegas Brunch, Whenever I encounter a weird food experiment I just have to try it. This is like mixing my two favorite things! Doritos and Mac n Cheese. Overall the dish was good, but not amazing. I wish there was more doritos mixed with Mac n Cheese. I want the whole thing to be orange! Most likely if I come back, this is a one time order dish for me. \n\nBreakfast Burrito $10 (3/5 NOMs). \nLets have giant Vegas brunch, Dam that thing is ginourmouse. I was very surprised how big this burrito was. Though the size was the only surprise in there. While there is a lot going inside, it was a bit weak. Tasted kind of bland to me. I do give them high points for adding crazy amount of bacon!
__label__2 Beers and Bulls!\n\nWhat happens when you take drunk girls in hooker dresses and mount them on a mechanical bull?  Hilarity ensues, along with pantie shots.  Oh, and you don't have to walk through the casino to take a leak, cause the pisser (that's how cowboys say bathroom) is right there inside the bar!
__label__1 I stopped into the PBR Rock Bar on Sunday late afternoon to catch a hockey game and a bite to eat before making the drive back to LA.  I got there around 5 and found a seat at the bar in front of a TV that was playing the local news.  The two bartenders basically ignored me for a good 5-7 minutes.  They both seemed pretty bored and miserable, but at least one of them was hustling, so I respected that at least.  When one finally came over, I asked if they would turn the game on, because I did not want to order anything if they could not.  She said 'sure let me find out'.  A few minutes later the other bartender noticed me, and asked if she could 'help me'.  I said that I was waiting to see if I would be able to get the hockey game on.  She replied with \"no we can't do that.\"  I was up and out of my chair, and it is a good thing the manager showed up then to turn the game on for me, otherwise I was gone and this review would have been much worse.  The manager accommodated me, but also seemed like she did not want to be bothered. \n\nThe food was typical and pretty unmemorable.  I was debating between the buffalo chicken sandwich and the BBQ Cheddar Chicken Sandwich, so I asked the bartenders opinion (as usual), and she recommended the former, so I gave it a shot.  I had finally gotten her to lighten up and be a little friendly by this point by being the nice affable guy I am.  The sandwich consisted of frozen chicken dropped in a deep fryer and coated in buffalo sauce with toppings.  It arrived with the chicken half off of the bun with everything falling off of it.  It was not the most appetizing. I fixed it the best I could and some bites were pretty good with the crumbled bleu cheese nicely complimenting the buffalo sauce.  Mostly though, I was unimpressed.\n\nThe mechanical bull looked fun, but I was honestly a little turned off by the initial service and food. \nThe patio looked pretty cool though and I would return for drinks and to hang out there if people were staying at Planet Hollywood, but I would not go out of my way to come back.
__label__3 I'm here everytime I visit Las Vegas (and I'm here often) I absolutely love it. The bartenders are always friendly the food is awesome I've had wings and burgers here. The atmosphere is amazing highly recommend This place for sure
__label__0 Sat around for 15 min a guy came around to ask us to drink... Gave us water and took forever to even come by to ask what we wanted fuck this shit no good service what so ever
__label__1 My fianc\u00e9 and I were walking down the strip with my sister and decided to get a drink. We passed this place and I decided I wanted to try it because of the fire on the tables. Yeah, that was a deciding factor for me lol. My fianc\u00e9 got an adios mother fuc*er and my sister and I got a strawberry daiquiri. My fianc\u00e9s drink was strong and well work the money while my sister and I's drinks were just overpriced slushies. Pretty disappointing since it was my sister's first drink ever and because I can get buzzed off of an 8oz. glass of wine. My fianc\u00e9 even asked the waitress if there was any alcohol or if it was a virgin. According to her, it had 10%, same as a beer. I get buzzed off of a beer so they must have forgotten to put the alcohol in. Pretty disappointing. We won't be returning unfortunately.
__label__0 Never got served. We were greeted by. Girl leaning up against the wall there was nobody at the hostess stand we were seated and nobody ever came to the table. It appeared we were the only one with this problem the table next to us had 12 people at their table and they mentioned to the manager that they had been waiting over 30 minutes and no one had ever stopped by their table. If I could give it zero stars I would. Will never be back. Too bad I couldn't review the food.
__label__1 My work is close by, so my coworkers and I decided to order lunch from here the other day. I called it in and was quoted 20 minutes as my wait time. 25 minutes later I show up there and nobody knows anything about any order to pick up. The host directed me to a bartender, the bartender directed me back to the host. Both question me about who took my order, unfortunately I didn't remember her name but they made it pretty obvious that was more important to them than a solution to the problem. The two of them actually started arguing right in front of me about who took the order and whose job it was to do that. Then another girl comes up and tells me the order was never placed and it would be another twenty minutes from then. I told them to forget it and left. Well today I decided to try them out again. I called ahead to place my order and was quoted the 20 minute wait time. 20 minutes later I showed up and nobody had put my order in! Again! But this time the girl who took my call actually took full responsibility for it and put it in with a rush order. I did appreciate her accountability, but I doubt I'll be back for a while.
__label__3 This is our second time here in four days. The food has been great, the music is very chill, beer is cold on hot Vegas days. The only reason for the four of five stars is the service has been unfriendly for both for both visits. However we will return in the future. Hope this helps.
__label__0 I can't even give this place one star but I had to in order to leave a review.  I'm not one to leave reviews but I felt I had to for this one.  We were there some time ago, and it was awful.  Service...terrible. Food...even worse.  Our waitress disappeared several times and there were empty tables so it's not like she was busy.  We ordered chicken wings as an appetizer.  Not sure what we were thinking since we are from Buffalo.  They were rubbery.  There were 4 of us and ALL of us got sick from them.  That was the only thing that we all shared.  I had 1 wing (yes 1) and I'm pretty sure I ended up with salmonella poisoning.  It ruined the rest of my trip.  I will never go there again.
__label__1 The quality of sushi was excellent.  That was the only good thing about this place.  There is no reason on this earth that it should take over 45 min to get 2 rolls and I nigiri.   Terrible service.  Nearly walked out.  Also a bit noisy.
__label__2 This is a great, quality Taco Bell recently built with fast service and consistant food. I love Taco Bell because it's cheap and yummy!
__label__2 First time here and ordered the #7 a hotdog with red meat chili cheese and onions. I got the combo with fries and drink for $6 can't beat the price. The dawg was pretty good the chili meat was pulled carne meat I think (not what I was expecting) it was a bit dry but the fries were really good. The menu looked good and price is right I will probably go back to try something else out.
__label__4 Robert Reeves is a fantastic DWI attorney. He is a zealous advocate for his clients and always does his best to obtain a favorable outcome.
__label__1 I really wanted to like this place because it's so close to home.  And honestly, it's not bad, and it probably depends on what you order.  However, I wasn't really impressed overall with the food or the prices.\nThe atmosphere however, is really nice and relaxing. I would go for a drink at the bar (beer only, wine is too expensive).\n\nThe \"bread\" is crunchy flat bread and bread sticks with a smokey hummus that they bring out right away. I didn't like it, but maybe it's just my palate.\n\nThe onion rings are good, very oversized and with tasty dips.\n\nThe flat bread pizza was weak, not really anything to write home about at all. I didn't like it, honestly.\n\nThe arugula salad was good. \n\nSo it was hit or miss, but for one app, a salad and one small pizza we felt a bit cheated with a bill at nearly $60.  That's with two glasses of wine and one beer.  Next time I would drive further and go elsewhere, especially for that kind of money.
__label__3 HoMa has really started to turn around and is actually starting to get some nice restaurants there.  La Cervoise is one of them.  This small restaurant on Ontario St. has a great ambiance and good food to go along with it.\n\nTo start I had a tomato zucchini salad which wasn't the best part of the meal and hence the reason I took off a star.  The tomatoes weren't very ripe and the salad was a little on the bland side.  The main course though was a definite rebound from the start of the meal.  I had boar ribs which fell away from the bone and were seasoned with a really nice sauce.  They came with fries and a choice of mayo (pesto, garlic, chili and I think there were one or two more choices).  I'm a fan of garlic mayo on my fries and this one was quite good.   Lastly I finished off with a chocolate mousse garnished with a raspberry coulis which was a great way to finish off a good meal.\n\nI am a fan of this place and I'd recommend it to anyone if they're in the area.  It's a great little neighbourhood restaurant.
__label__4 This place is always such helpful to me The employees greet you when you first walk in the door they are helpful to and it's always nice in the store this is by far my favorite Walgreens in Las Vegas I recommend everyone to come and check this one out
__label__1 Not a huge fan of this Ross. If I'm in the area, I'll check it out but they aren't particularly well-stocked and their aisles are a bit on the messy side. \n\nFrom time to time I'll find a good buy, but for the most part I leave empty-handed. This is a rarity for me when I visit Ross. Definitely not one of the better options in town, but worth a stop from time to time.
__label__1 I love Ross and I love a bargain, but why is this particular location almost always half empty? The racks look so sad! I try to check this place out often and it's always the same: half empty racks. This isn't the best Ross location in town so don't make a special trip to shop here. As with every Ross, checkout lines are ridiculously long.
__label__1 I really really wanted this to be great. It was not. \n\nThe good: \n- Cool place, great look, wonderful authentic feel \n- The story of the diner presented in the vestibule, very cool \n- The location is awesome, and it has parking \n- French fries are thick steak fries and tasted great \n\nThe Bad: Everything else. \n- Service started with \"I just got triple sat so I'll do what I can\" and went down hill from there to \"this is why I hate when they run my food for me\". \n- mac and cheese is baked style with congealed cheese. Probably good when first made but not when served. Ate like leftovers from church picnic \n- Philly Cheese steak had hard bread, very greasy, wrapped in paper then cut and served. You are forced to remove this very sloppy paper in order to eat \n- \"Smothered\" hash browns are hash browns with 2 slices of American Cheese put on plate and stuck in melter, the meal served on same blazing hot plate. The worst hash brown I have ever experienced \n- Chili on Chili Dog very chili powder tasting with no other balancing flavors \n- Burger comes in same wrapped paper. Not as sloppy as cheese steak, but still not a fun way to eat a burger \n\nI will try this again only because I love diners and really want this place to be what it can be. We need a good diner in Charlotte. As of right now, we still don't have one. Maybe tomorrow.
__label__2 Wow!  It's been a while since I've written anything, and why not start back up with the diner across the street from my apartment.  Since leaving Boston in September I've been trying all sorts of new places in Charlotte and this came to mind first.\n\nIt's an old style silver on the outside huge booths on the inside kind of place.  It is good for two things - hungover breakfast and I just left the bar and I'm starving! kind of meals.   For breakfast I always get the omelette with avocado and cheddar and hash browns.  My husband always gets grits which I think are gross but he loves them so they must be good.  I've also had the fried chicken and a burger there.  The fried chicken is good and the burger is just ok.  The service is great and everyone is so nice.  The sweet tea (which I've become an expert at since being here) is too sweet, you gotta cut it with water or you'll go into sugar shock.\n\nAll in all not a place to check out, especially when it's only a 2 minute walk from your apartment -  kids in Camden South End...this means you!
__label__2 Went here for an office lunch last week  on a cold rainy day and had a pretty good time. Our server was very nice and attentive. I tried an omelet with spinach, fruit and a biscuit. I was afraid of what kind of fruit I would get since I was ordering \"fresh fruit\" at a diner, but I was pleasantly surprised. It was very fresh chunks of pineapples, pears, and grapes! My omelet was very good. I also had a side of the mac and cheese but it was not what I was looking for. It was a little heavy for my taste. Others at the table had the fried chicken, mashed potatoes, pancakes, and one tried a burger. Everybody seemed very satisfied with their food. I would be interested to try this place again. The music took me back several years but it was fun to reminisce!
__label__2 I will start by saying this, the midnight Diner is probably one of the better staple restaurants in Charlotte. However my experience tonight did not reflect that. After being sat and refused to change my order by our server, Ashley - we then received beyond mediocre service.  Feeling somewhat stereotyped into the mold of \"black people don't tip\". Luckily a server by the name of Larry a.k.a \"Showtime\" managed to salvage what remained of an otherwise horrible experience. He definitely exempified the prototype of what anyone would call excellent service. Needless to say our server received no tip. Hopefully she learns something from her peers. Definitely will be back...and requesting \"Showtime\" as our server for the duration of his tenure there.
__label__0 The Talking Stick it's self is not a bad looking/running place, as for 270... Just do a 180 and not waste your time or money. Went for a group Birthday party,few of us had rooms and others drove in. I was one not get'n a room(strike 1), went online and checked out the website bout the dress code,maid sure I'd be in (to far to changed)(strike2). If you don't have the right  shirt your NOT getting in, I was dressed business ready, others man it in with baggy,Jordan's,and pants off their butt.(strike3) drinks way over priced,way to small of dance floor.
__label__0 Alright...This was my third time going back and I don't think I will be back again, as my ratings keep going down and down. \n\nThe hubs and I were near by and hungry. He had never been so I said we should stop by. \n\nWe get there, there is one other table of people eating, the place is empty and there are NINE employees working. It did not seem like there was a manager working as what transpired was out of control. \n\nTwo male employees are bickering back and forth, LOUDLY...like super loud, we could hear everything that was going on the whole time we were there. I was waiting for fists to fly at any second. You would think if there was a manager on duty, they would have split the two guys up or sent one home early. It was really very uncomfortable. The raised their voices to each other the WHOLE time we were there. \n\nNext an employee walks in with burgers and fries and hot dogs from Five Guys next door. Employees are all hanging around a table eating and talking and really having a great time. I was floored. None seemed to be on a legitimate break as they would hang around the table, eat, go do some work, then come back and talk and eat. No employee looked to be over the age of 18. \n\nWe go to bite into our sandwiches and it seems that all the distractions really made for poor sandwich making. I ordered a Vegetarian, I open it up and its missing the sprouts. Hubs orders the Vito, and asks them to put mayo on it instead of the dressing.....they opt to put nothing on it. So we both had to take our sandwiches back up and ask them to fix them. \n\nThis was the hubs first time and he never wants to go back there. It was really just not a good experience at all.
__label__1 Cupcakes were decent but nothing I'd go out of my way for. Cake part was more on the dry side and the icing was crazy sweet. I may return but it will only be to try the macaroons.
__label__1 Shouldn't the 15 minutes be already up for the cupcake?
__label__4 Ahh I have great memories from this place so cant really comment anything negative other then the cash only policy. Which is a bit annoying..... ANYWHO I always come here with my friends and younger sibs/ cousins for rounds of card games over some great bubble tea and salt and pepper chicken. Thats it.. Thats how my typical time out here passes by. Chicken, the tea, the games over great company and laughs. If your in Brossard then do check the joint here, they are open late and have other food items as well. I'd say one of the cool hangout spots in montreal is right here beside panama ;]
__label__2 This place was a total surprise. It's sandwiched between a lingerie shop and a columbian bakery. Good company! Could easily have been a pay-as-you-go cell phone shop or Tienda Latina but it's all Kinder choco, imported (mostly Polish) cheeses, Knorr bullion cubes, waffle crackers, pickles galore, and, oddly, tattoo gum. Which I bought. Several handfuls of.\n\nThere are a lot of classic E Euro treats to be gotten here, bread, soups, perogies, etc, but none of it's made here. Almost all the fresh food is shipped in from NYC. Which is cool, but homemade is always best, no? Still, prices are super-reasonable. Check 'er out!
__label__0 Food was not good.  Made Teach Bell taste like 5 star.  Carnitas were so tough they were like old jerky.  Will never be back!
__label__3 First off, get the Groupon deal! It's the best deal. I mean, paying for a food festival is like paying to even step inside a restaurant so I don't know about you, the best deal is the cheapest.\n\nAnyway, I really enjoy coming to Pure Aloha. My boyfriend & I grew up in Oahu and anywhere we feel at home, we take advantage of it. I love Hawaiian culture and food and music and everything! :)\n\nWe enjoy browsing through the booths to get some new Hawaiian pride shirts then of course, grub some ono food! Braddah's Bbq is yummers. Maui Pack (I think that's what they call it), comes with Korean Chicken, Pulehu Steak, Sausage, Lumpia & Redondo Hotdog. SOOOOO YUMMY! Generous portion and also comes with Mac Salad. I pretty much slurped the Teriyaki Sauce too so don't forget to grab that.\n\nEating Hawaiian food while listening to a live band playing Hawaiian music.. heaven. After our kanack attack, we get Shaved Ice because it's pretty much mandatory.\n\nI love the atmosphere of the festival & I look forward to it every time. I think everyone deserves to check it out, especially if you're not familiar with the Hawaiian culture.
__label__4 Many flavors and great choice of toppings\nOnly 39 cents/oz\nStaff was kind and helpful as well\nDefinitely recommend this place for a good yogurt
__label__1 First timer to Josie's! I was in the area on my lunch break running errands. I was wanting FroYo but didn't know of one in the area, but I did know there was a Jamba Juice so I was going to settle for that when I saw Josie's and got excited! Never heard of it but was worth a shot!\n\nFirst impression when I walked in. It's smelled! It smelled like cleaning products which you think would be a good thing, but it smelled more like a public restroom smell with an aroma of cleaning products! Not to mention it was hot!! On a 90 degree day I expect to walk into a froyo shop to be cooled down. It was hotter inside than out. I tried to let that pass and continue with my craving for froyo.\n\nI got mango, watermelon and coconut. The mango was Extremely watery. The coconut was the most tasty. Then the watermelon then mango. I usually like to get the fruit flavored froyo and top it off with all fruit topping. What the heck!!!! They only had two slices of strawberries!!!!! Extremely disappointed again!!! So I ended up topping it off with two slices of strawberries, different boba balls, white chocolate chips and some peanuts. Very unsatisfied!! Not only that I don't think the labels of their topping are correct! I got what I thought was white chocolate chips, turned out to be yoghurt chips??? I don't know. \n\nOverall I am very disappointed. I won't be returning. So glad yogurtland is opening up near my work soon!!
__label__2 Rico's does brunch!\n\nTook my man out last Sunday to enjoy the beautiful afternoon. We chose Rico's because I remembered they have a nice outdoor patio with lots of trees and a big fountain out front. \n\nBrunch at Rico's did not disappoint. I opted for the $15 buffet, sure a tad pricey for a booze free brunch, but trust me I ate my monies worth. The buffet included potatoes, bacon or sausage, chilaquilies, French toast, pancakes, oatmeal, fruit, scrumptious pastries and muffins. It also had a make your own omelet station and a beverage station with coffee, tea and juice. \n\nMy omelet was excellent and the buffet was well stocked. We sat outside and the service was on par. While this may be a little bit more expensive than a normal brunch spot it is a nice \"once in a while\" indulgence.
__label__2 Here for dinner with my family.  We were staying at the Pointe Hilton Squaw Peak Resort.  Nice location, casual dining.  Good menu with choices.  Service was OK, food fairly well prepared although lamb was overcooked for one of our party.  Overall, OK experience.
__label__1 The only reason I gave this two stars was for the pleasant wait staff and hostess greeting.  Bread came out boiling hit and mushy like it had been microwaved or steamed.  Spread for bread tasted odd.   Ordered a grilled chicken salad.  Chicken might have once been grilled but it was ice cold and therefore tasteless.  The bread on the steak sandwich was again mushy and tough like it had been microwaved.   Awful.  The waitress asked if we would like to see the.manager.  Manager never came so we left without eating.  The waitress was sympathetic.   Now we know why this huge restaurant was empty on a Saturday night.  Only two other tables occupied.  This place was once a very nice restaurant.   What happened?  I see others share our concerns on yelp
__label__2 Their macaroons were okay. The first time i had them at a potluck they were really good. Thats the reason i decided  to go today and bought 3 diff flavors. I wasnt too happy about it. i think it was the texture of the cookie :/
__label__3 I go to Einstein Bros Bagels for lunch almost every other week when I have a craving for something that's not greasy and fills me up really well.  What impresses me is the large menu of yummy bagel sandwiches, not only of the breakfast kind but also of the lunch kind.\n\nMy favorites:\n1.  Tuna salad sandwich - tangy and \n2.  Pastrami Melt - the melty cheese and salty pastrami hits the spot on those extra hungry days\n3.  Spinach and mushroom pizza bagel - the melty cheese, 'shrooms and spinach combination is suprisingly filling and yummy\n\nConclusion:  A great lunch time place to eat and hang out.  Bonus of being able to do half sandwich and soup/chip combo makes a well rounded lunch!
__label__1 Super slow service compared to other EBs. IlI go to the one on Sahara even though its 10 minutes out of the way next time.
__label__4 Came here for the Belgian waffles, and we were not disappointed. Very good waffles. The whole family enjoyed it, would certainly be back.
__label__1 Waffles were so good, but other breakfast items could make this place a hit. Also, not a large seating area.
__label__4 Honest and upfront auto service. Always friendly and courteous. No false promises or pushy sales.
__label__2 This place has a French name, but a Csoul. It has a good selection of Chinese buns and pastries. For 1$, the chicken bun I had was warm and tasted as well as I expected.\n\nThey offer a large selection of teas and bubble teas that are as good as most places around.\n\nThe service is a bit below average and sometimes the place does not seem as clean as it could be.
__label__0 Small and ghetto. What more can I say. You will be bum rushed by panhandlers if the shirt your wearing looks clean and you are clean shaven. Area is sketchy so bring your glock!!
__label__1 Today I decided to get in my car and try a new place for lunch. I was originally headed for La Paloma, but when I walked in all of the chairs were up on the tables. Having been in food service at one time I hate to go in right at closing so I decided to go elsewhere, though they assured me it was no problem. The time is 3:20. \n\nIn the same strip mall I spot Hamburger Haven. Their sign says OPEN, they have no hours posted, but there are people inside. I decide to try it out. I walk in to order and wait while another group gets its food then commences to ask for a bunch of little items that keep the guy busy running back and forth. He finally got around to asking me what I wanted. Not friendly, maybe a little annoyed. I order the food. I can see the guy cooking grumble in the back. I'm thinking to myself, \"what's so hard about a cheeseburger and onion rings?\" I am not feeling welcome. \n\nThe food came out. Not bad at all. Nothing great, fried stuff, but decent all the same. I'm sitting there eating, trying to tell myself the bad vibes are my imagination when a third guy appears behind the counter. He looks out at the people in the restaurant, frowns a little, then marches to the front door to flip off the OPEN sign. Ah, they were closed I guess. I suppose that is why the employees seemed annoyed. \n\nI have an idea for this place. If you want to close at a certain time post a sign with your hours. Also, remember to turn off the OPEN sign. Finally, if you don't want to serve someone just let them know. It will probably annoy them, but they might try you again in the future. With thousands of restaurants in the city life is too short to put up with an attitude of any kind.
__label__4 My two year old loves coming to Jumpstreet and his older cousins have a blast too.  I find it a good value for the amount of fun the kids have.
__label__4 Great happy hour and fries are the best!!
__label__4 I had the Tree Hugger burger.  This was hands-down the BEST veggie burger I've ever had.  Most restaurants just slap a Morningstar patty on a bun, but Brgr obviously took the time to craft a vegetarian option that rivals the meat burgers.  It is a lentil/falafel burger, with hot and sour cucumbers (nice touch!), tomato, pickled red onion, and goat's milk yogurt.  I can't wait to go back!
__label__2 I'm a little confused by the goal of BRGR - is it a place to hang out and eat a good burger and drink some nice beers, as suggested by the multiple TVs with sporting events?  Or is it more of a high turnover joint, wham bam, thank you ma'am, as the service would indicate?\n\nThe burgers are good, around $10-12 for each; no sides, which are extra - $3 for the chips w/cheese sauce, and $4+ for the fries.  The Kobe burger I thought was a bit disappointing, and maybe the extra $12 would have made it better - but I thought the flavor fell flat.  The Button Burger, which also has short ribs and onion rings was very, very tasty.  It was a shame I had to share half of it with my wife.\n\nAnd there is a nice selection of microbrews to choose from.\n\nSo I was hoping for a nice night of a big, juicy burger, and drinking some beers -- but essentially, we got a fast-food type of waiter -- who was taking food off of our table, even though we were still grazing on the chips and fries -- and dropping off the check without asking if there was anything else, which in fact, would have been another round of beers.  \n\nI'm sure if I had a better experience, one which lasted longer than a Kardashian marriage, I'm sure I would come back.  And if you haven't been here, I still think it's worth trying.  But in the future, when I want fast-food service, I'd rather just drop the $5 for a 5 Guys Burger -- at least eating there is like having a friend with benefits... no expectations.  Oh well, I guess Burgatory is next!
__label__2 First of all, let me say I rarely eat red meat.  I'm more of a chicken/turkey/seafood kind of gal.  This was my third time to Brgr, and I had previously tried the Salmon Burger (just so-so) and the Tree Hugger (lentil & falafel - not too fulfilling). This time, however, I decided to take the plunge and try an actual BURGER.  So I went with the Shrooms burger, topped with forest mushrooms, caramelized onions, brie cheese and mustard aioli.  I ordered it medium-well, and it was prepared accordingly.\n\nFor me, a person who eats red meat only a couple times per year, the burger wasn't mindblowingly, extraordinarily outstanding.  It was tasty, but I wasn't rocked to my core. The mustard aioli was pretty yummy, though...unfortunately, I couldn't really taste the brie.\n\nMy friend ordered the Double Yoi Burger, which came with pastrami, Swiss cheese, fried egg, cole slaw, and Thousand Island dressing. He moaned and raved his way through the thing - definitely sounds of pleasure and satisfaction. I was happy because it was his first time to Brgr, and he thoroughly enjoyed it.\n\nWe also shared an order of the fries (just with the parmesan and herbs), which were pretty standard (but nicely cooked), and a salty caramel milkshake (delish!). \n\nSo....from a culinary perspective, it was pretty good fare, though I have heard Burgatory blows it out of the water...\n\nAs for other factors, my friend and I had a short wait time, and our server was a very personable, patient, attentive 20-something woman who was very pleasant and helpful with our menu questions.  \n\nI would go back to Brgr - it's very convenient to my apartment, and I really want to try the Thai Pork & Shrimp Burger. :)
__label__2 Went back for lunch; the parmesan fries were delicious, and though I loved the idea of my Big Fat Greek Burger, once again the burger execution left something to be desired. Between the condiments and the soft bun, my burger turned into a soggy mess very quickly, which was a disappointment. I love the service, and I still haven't had a spiked milkshake, but Winghart's serves my burger of choice in the 'Burgh.
__label__2 Burgers are fairly good, albiet considerably overpriced considering that it doesn't include any sides. If you want fries, you'll have to order those separately. Thankfully, the spiked milkshakes are delicious.
__label__4 Yo! I got a burger and peanut butter milkshake here! How fuckin rad is that! Peanut butter milkshake son! Burger was rad too!
__label__1 This place is just too hyped up.  I ordered a burger medium well and it was oozing red on the inside.  i could barely fit my mouth around it.  I'm sorry but burgers are 100% about perfect proportioning of quality ingredients.  If you want to make a bigger bugger, make it bigger in a direction that makes sense.  Burgers are my favorite food, but I was not thrilled by this place.  Stack'd in shadyside is better for 1/4 the price.  Also the restaurant was freezing cold!  I was sat at a teeny high table where our plates could barely fit even though the restaurant was mostly empty.  I didn't like the way the burgers were served also, they were crammed in a tiny basket that made it hard to eat.  Don't get me wrong this place isn't bad, but there are so many other places nearby that will give you better food/atmosphere for a fraction of brgr price.
__label__2 Got the turkey burger and it was yummy. My friends said their burgers were cooked more than they wanted though. Still, food was good. Our server didn't check back often but I know typically they are more attentive because I've been to this location a few times
__label__4 The service is the BEST in town!  Did you know that this engine runs on veggie oil?  Good for your tummy and good for the environment.  An all around PERFECT experience.  Thank you Cpt. Bill
__label__4 Wow! I'm sad that I didn't find out about this place earlier. I'm just glad I now know of a great sandwich shop that is very unique and not like many others. They really seem to come up with some creative and delicious creations. I got the bobbi and the cheese steak and both were very very good.\n\nThe Bobbi tasted like the morning after Thanksgiving day which turkey, stuffing, and cranberry. It really was the perfect combination. Not too soggy, not too dry. \nThe cheese steak had a little bit of a kick with the peppers and it definitely had the right amount of meat and cheese combination. I can't wait to try out the Capistrami next time which looks amazing. \n\nAs for value, i think it's quite good for a 9' sub (plenty for me) for about $7. I would definitely recommend this place!
__label__2 I am SO torn about this restaurant inside the Rumor Hotel.  It's so cool and funky in there all sparkly and black and white and silver and the restaurant is all white white white.  Love the decor.  Also loved that as we waited at the hostess stand, the chef came out and greeted us and introduced himself and seated us, telling us about a change on the menu that day.\n\nWhat I didn't love is that it seems like maybe whoever was supposed to be waiting tables didn't show up and the bartender acted as our server.  He was very personable and friendly, but the service was terribly slow and it took a LONG time from when we did order before the food was made and delivered.  then the bill was incorrect and then the credit card didn't go through and he had to chase us down.  In their defense, their computer went down and they were having technical difficulties.\n\nBUT, that said, the food was delicious.  My husband REALLY loved his meal which was chicken sliders with potatoes and fried eggs... I had the burger and added a fried egg and it was also really good, although I would have preferred my burger and my egg a little less done.\n\nOverall, it was a REALLLLY long visit, we were probably there about an hour and a half, but somehow we weren't cranky and had an okay time.  And the food is very affordability priced!\n\nI would give them another try.
__label__4 Thank you reviewers and thank you yelp!  Our AC unit stopped blowing cold air, even though it was running.  After reading the reviews, I called Black Mountain Air and spoke with Todd.  He was able to come over the same day and quickly diagnosed a problem with the control board.  An hour later, the AC was running smoothly again.  We had been concerned that whoever came out would tell us that we needed a whole new AC unit and were relieved that it was fixable.  He also reconnected a duct that had not been connected (and was cooling our attic instead of the house) and didn't charge us anything additional for that. We would absolutely use them again.
__label__0 I guess we don't f***ing learn.\n\nMy wife went here this morning to take advantage of their 2 sausage biscuit with egg McMuffin deal for $3.33.  She ordered 2 of them for $6.66 and it turned out to be a devil's deal.  They charged her for 4 McMuffins and gave her only TWO.  This isn't the first time I've been shorted a McMuffin here, but it is the first time I came TWO SHORT and I'm getting pretty cheesed off.\n\nThey always give replacements when you go back and speak to the manager, but how about not having this garbage happen in the first place?\n\nDown to one star.
__label__4 In need of a home away from home? Part of The Dogs chain, Underdogs is rather aptly situated directly under The Dogs, which is beside Amore Dogs. Whilst The Dogs and Amore Dogs are restaurants, Underdogs is a basement bar that somehow mixes comfy, commmfffyyyy sofas arranged in a living-room type arrangement with lamps and coffee tables, with a whole host of drinks, bar nibbles and food. For either a Sunday evening coffee, or a Saturday night pre-cocktail sniffter, this is now one of my favourite go-to bars.\n\nBe prepared to sit down and go \"ohhhhh!\" at how comfy the sofas are. Then \"hmmm\" over the pretty wide range of drinks on offer, and then just wait in a comfy stupour whilst the waitress comes to take your order. It's table service, and pretty efficient. \n\nThe ambience is wonderful. Low-lighting, cosy, homely yet still somehow sophisticated. Although, as I've discovered, it's hard to look sophisticated in a shortish skirt whilst fighting the urge to lounge, limbs akimbo, in an arm chair with JD in hand.\n\nI came here on a Saturday night for the first few drinks of the eve and it really started the night off well. Friendly staff, wonderful ambience, really central, and a nice crowd. And if you dine upstairs, all the better to head down here after.\n\nVerdict: Underdogs is the dogs danglies.
__label__1 I had to break the trend of decent reviews for DC Steak House, I really did want to like it.  Downtown Chandler has needed a place like this and we had really high hopes for it.\n\nThey bill themselves as being between the lower end and the higher end steak houses and they nailed it when it comes to the final bill, sadly they didn't when it comes to the food.\n\nI honestly believe that this is the first steak house I have ever been to that would not let me substitute out the side house salad for a side ceaser salad.  The waiter told me that he could get fired if he asked the kitchen to do that for me.  Even the lower end places allow that.\n\nWhen it came to the steak, I ordered the $31 fillet which was probably a decent cut of meat, but my definition of medium rare and their definition seems to be very different.  There was no way that my steak was anything other than medium well.\n\nI wouldn't mind paying something higher than what I can get at the national chain places if I actually had a meal that was better than what I can get at those same chains.
__label__1 Horrid service.  The steaks were okay -- the owner, the staff, and the service were an absolute nightmare. \n\nDon't bother making a reservation--it won't be honored. I had AMEX Centurion make the reservation two-weeks in advance so we'd have a good table and we still got shoved to the back of the restaurant for a \"big party\" that would be occupying the tables near the front windows. \n\nQuick Note: The \"big party\" never got seated before we'd eaten and paid the bill. \n\nBUT!! The big party people did show up in the bar area where we'd been seated (despite our reservation) and gathered all round our table for an OPEN-BAR happy hour thrown by the I'm flying solo, birthday girl herself and proceeded to get drunk and loud just INCHES from our table--sometimes butt-bumping our backs as we tried to hurry up and consume our steaks. The staff and management did NOTHING to remedy this problem other than to offer us a free round of drinks(we declined). We had to ask the people ourselves to respect our space, which with a large group of drinkers was pointless. \n\nSpeaking of the management -- if you're a day under 70 the owner won't visit your table. A \"manager\" will come by one time and dispassionately ask how things are, but not the owner. He hung out at all of the tables chatting with folks from Sun Lakes.  No one who seemed to be in charge really acted like they were glad we came there to spend our money.  Actually, no one really was taking charge--leadership was in short supply.  The experience will make for an excellent business lecture someday.  \n\nThe waiter: our waiter's service button was turned down to just a shade better than completely ignore. We had to ask him for everything including cracked pepper for the salads and water refills. \n\nThen there was the annoying blonde-ish girl behind the bar who, while attempting to be funny/witty, answered my questions with questions or equivocations.  \n\nAnd it goes on and on--if you've read to here you get the point.  There's not a surprise Disney movie ending where it all got better--it just got worse.  \n\nDon't waste your money.  \n\nI'd like to have more options in the Downtown Chandler business area and see restaurants stay, but I'll never go back to the DC Steakhouse.
__label__2 So let's start by putting DC Steak House into perspective relative to their price: Due to the pricing of their plates DC Steak House is competing with Flemming's, Ruth's Chris, Morton's, City Hall and even The Keg. \n\nUpon entering the establishment we were warmly greeted, quickly seated and the waiter was on top of taking our drink order. However it was a bit unusual that the waiter never went over the menu, never asked if we had any questions or made any type of presentation. He simply just kept checking with us until we were prepared to tell him what we wanted. \n\nWe decided to order calamari (as the appetizer) two Filet Mignon's, a loaded baked potato, steak fries and asparagus for an extra side. The calamari was slow to come out of the kitchen but was pretty good - I've had better, I've had a lot worse. Next up were the Filets (which took even longer to serve) that had a perfect grill mark presentation. Our sides appeared to be thrown on the plate and the \"loaded\" baked potato is a plain potato, still wrapped in foil, that you must finish preparing yourself. \n\nThe steak was decent tasting and they use a very high quality cut. After I made my own loaded baked potato, and removed the foil, I realized the skin wasn't even salted, grilled or.... made that appealing. Our asparagus was over salted and... well ... I just wasn't very impressed with anything thus far.\n\nAs a matter of fact - If I had tasted these steaks VS. ....dare I say .... Outback that Outback would come out ahead in the flavor category (even though they don't use a high quality cut) and it's 1/3 the cost. When you start comparing the other restaurants mentioned DC Steak House can not compete in any category (Food, Service, Decor, Drinks, Bar...) \n\nSummary: If you want the best or need to impress then go to any other steak house mentioned in my first paragraph. If you want to eat here to say you've experienced it - then go for it. It's not bad.
__label__0 My family ate here three times and two out of the trips was horrible and the other was marginal. The service was bad, we never saw our waiter and when we asked him for something he took forever to come back. Everybody except me ordered medium well steaks, I ordered a well done steak and had to send it back three times on every trip. For the price of the steak I ordered I should have been able to get what I wanted. \nWe decided to write the owner a letter describing our horrific experience and they never wrote back! They didn't care to fix the problem. So we tell everyone of our bad experience and we will never go back.
__label__4 We came for my birthday dinner. The Ribeye was tender and juicy. The mashed potatoes were creamy and full of flavor. Service was good. The only thing I would change is the iceberg lettuce salad. Romaine would have been preferred. Great ambiance.
__label__0 Tonight was 2nd time we've been there.  First wasn't too bad so tried it again.  Mistake!  Waiter was little surly and never asked what we wanted to drink or whether we were done with salad plates.  Ordered an entr\u00e9e for myself and told waiter my wife wasn't ordering.  HE asked if we were splitting the plate and I told him yes, but only to bring the one plate.  Had grilled chicken with mushrooms.  Have had more mushrooms in our yard in Arizona than were on that plate (4 tiny mushrooms) Another person with us asked to have a caesar instead of the house salad.  Waiter never came back to ask about the food, nor to ask if anyone wanted anything else to drink,  BTW, by this time most people had left and it was not crowded or busy.  Then bill came with an extra charge for the salad and a split plate charge, neither of which was told to us in advance.  Asked for manager who was more surly than the waiter who promptly informed us that they have to charge for a split plate even when you don't ask for another plate because they have to wash the napkins and silverware and tablecloth.  I asked him if my wife came along and didn't have anything, would they still not give her water and would they still not wash the linens and silverware and tablecloth after we left anyway.  He still refused to credit the split plate charge even though it is on the menu below the dessert section, which wouldn't even be looked at when looking at entrees.\n\nIn short, this establishment does not seem to care whether they please the customer and would rather nickel and dime you for poor to average and surly service and average food for high prices.  Would rather spend another couple of bucks and go to the Keg next time.
__label__0 I expected my steak to be cooked perfectly medium and it was medium rare, not to mention it was burnt! How is that even possible?! I do not recommend this place especially for the price, my steak was charred, I ate 1/5 of it. Also my salad was basic that came along with the meal, nothing special at all and the bread came out cold. Not to mention the service was slow. The only reason why I gave it a star was because our waitress was nice even though it took forever to get our food out, but the food was not on point. Go to Donavan's instead please!!! Trust me! I am a steak lover and I felt scammed!
__label__1 Food was ok, but extremely expensive for being average. $48 dollars for a pound of king crab legs, that were old, dry and small.\nService was terrible tonight. Think our waiter came by only three times, to take our order, to bring our food, then the bill...took about 20 mins to get the bill and another 10min to get my change...
__label__0 I'm going to start off by saying I never write reviews unless something is so amazing I couldn't believe it, or so terrible I couldn't believe it. This review will be the later, and I apologize because it's going to be lengthy. \n\nWe rarely, and I mean rarely, go out to eat, but I had heard such great reviews for DC Steak House so I figured... why not? Let me tell you why not. We make our \"necessary reservations\" which takes me three times to get through because I am not comfortable just \"leaving a message\" and assuming it was listened to (not very professional). We get there at our designated time, and the place is practically empty (ok... so we needed reservations why? People were just walking in and sitting down!). The hostess was wearing a see through top that one would wear to a club, shorty shorts, and a boyfriend cartigan and gladiator sandals(how does this scream \"upscale\"???)\n Our waitress was extremely nice, and one reason I feel bad for writing a negative review because she was pleasant... however, after we got our appetizers, things just went downhill. After about 50 minutes, we noticed the people that had come in after us were not only getting their food, but had finished their dinner and were paying before our waitress FINALLY came over and apologized for \"putting our order in AFTER her party of 6\". Fine. We patiently wait for our food, and once it arrives, we both thanked the heavenly God's because we were starving. \nMy boyfriend despises a lot of red/pink, but he doesn't mind a little, so he ordered medium-well. I love red/pink, so I ordered medium-rare. He got what is typically a medium-rare steak (some cooked, some red/pink, perfection!) and mine was so rare I could have rolled it up, smashed it down, and threw it on the grill for a nice steak burger. Disgusting. The mushrooms, which I would have typically loved, were so slimy I took one bite and actually started gagging at the table. I had to look for the bathroom in case I were to actually get sick (this has NEVER happened to me). \nNeedless to say, I was not even going to attempt to eat anything else the rest of the night.\nSo the waitress comes back, asks how everything is, and we explain the dilemma of the wrongly-cooked steaks. She apologizes and takes mine back to be cooked more and bagged (since I only took 2 bites of my 9 oz filet mignon... I was not about to waste my money). She brings my box over and my boyfriend asks for the manager.\nThe Manager was a JOKE. I am a young female in business (management), so it pains me to say this, but she was extremely unprofessional, and I am shocked anyone would trust her to take care of \"complaints.\" She kept tilting her head from side to side, blinking constantly, and would stare off into the distance rather than looking at us directly. She would ask questions that made it seem like WE were in the wrong (like: \"what size steak did you get? oh, yes, that is a thick steak, so medium-well will be less rare....\" as if we know your cooks don't know to leave thicker steaks on for longer... OUR BAD). She attempted 3 times to give us a free dessert (which neither one of us wanted), and once my boyfriend said \"we probably will not be back\" she disengages and says \"that's too bad\" and walks off. Color me silly, but wouldn't a professional manager do something other than shrug and walk off one that is said? YOU DON'T LET MONEY WALK OUT OF THE DOOR!!!!!!!!!!! She did comp our appetizer (again our complaint was against our $30 steaks, not our $4 appetizer) which was nice, but seriously ridiculous. \nI don't know when these people with great reviews are going, but it is CLEARLY not when this \"D-squad\" staff is there.\nI would NEVER go back. From the other posts I've read on here, I'd say it's safe to avoid if possible.\nI've also noticed the manager or gm does not respond to any posts on here... they need to get their head out of the sand and read these reviews and FIX their problems.
__label__0 I came here based on a friend's referral. The lady who did my nails was EXTREMELY unprofessional. First, she left me in the middle of the procedure to go get a jacket. She came back after five minutes and proceeded to continue without apologizing for her rude interruption. Then she picked up a call and started talking, once again stopped doing my nails. She was so rough with my hands such as: pulled it towards her forcefully, pinched my fingers, cut my cuticles too deep, etc. I brushed these actions off because I'm not the type to demand my money back. So she had a LOT of white nail polish on my fingertips and I asked her to take it off. She did as I told and there was still polish on my fingertips. I asked for her to remove the specks. She then proceeded to speak in Vietnamese (which I understand) to the other manicurist \"She's so picky. There's nothing even there.\" I sat there. Just BAFFLED. But once again, I brushed it off. My friend said I could get a discount because of connections so I was talking to her about it (she was sitting next to me getting her nails done). I guess the manicurist heard & after she finished my nails she said \"pay me here.\" and I was like I don't go to the front? & she kept demanding me to pay. Then she said \"tip too?\" when I didn't give enough.\nHORRIBLE SERVICE. I'm still enraged by the horrific treatment to this day.
__label__0 The first time I came I had a decent experience. They sat me promptly and were quite friendly. My technician convinced me to get a design and charged me $2 for 2 nails which I agreed to, though the design was poorly done and chipped off quickly. \n\nI went back this evening for my bimonthly fill-in and had a terrible experience. I will never go back, EVER. My nail lady was rushing through my nails and tried selling  me on getting a new full set even though I had gotten one the last time I was in.  She then asked if I wanted a design and told me that it is $5 for 2 nails...she began making excuses when I called her out on this and said \"Fine no design for you!\"...good, I didn't ask in the first place. She hurried through my imperfect, lumpy, and uneven fill and hurried me out of the door when she gave me one nail-dry session. \n\nGood. I'm glad I was rushed out. I would have never gone there in the first place had I known!!! Such a bad experience I made a yelp account!\n\nDon't bother.
__label__1 This is a very cute, pink bakery. It is also very small. It is across from the Sundance theater at Hilldale mall. When you walk in on your left hand side is a breakfast bar area with 6 or 7 tall chairs. They also have 3 or 4 very small pink wrought iron tables. You need to get there early, because when they run out of something that is it for the day. They are not the friendliest people, I took my 9 year old and some of her friends there for her birthday. I spent $35 on cupcakes and they seemed in a hurry to get rid of us. You will get a LOT of frosting, and if you eat there they put the cupcake in a small styrofoam dish with a spoon. I think the cupcakes are $3.00 a piece.
__label__2 2 inches of cupcake, 4 inches of frosting.  This was the first thing I noticed about Gigi's cupcakes.  The frosting tastes great, and so does the cake, but it's not hard to see where some folks would be turned off by this crazy ratio.  \n\nThough, I know that every kid in America who traditionally only eats the frosting off various birthday cakes through out the year could come here and be in frosting heaven.  \n\nLots of different flavors, and fun, sometimes whimsical names makes this place an interesting place to visit.  The mountains of frosting are great especially if you are diabetic and want to go into an immediate coma.
__label__1 Trendy atmosphere, friendly yet slow staff, good sandwich but not mind-blowing. Maybe I expected too much.
__label__3 This place is fun! The food is a little on the expensive side (sorry, 8 bucks and change for just a sandwich seems just a little pricey for me) especially considering it can be almost impossible to get to when the area is busy. This is because it's at the bottom floor of The Vue, a pretty popular pool party destination when school is in. \n\nThe decor of this place is good--hipster (pipes, strange \"vintage\" wall hangings), but fun. They serve coffee as well as a variety of other drinks. In addition to that they also serve breakfast. Never had it though.\n\nThey use an iPad for their POS system which makes it seem like a cool place to be. It is! Good job on the overall presentation of the place, it's a shame that the overhead affects the price.
__label__2 Pizza is like sex.  Even if it's bad, it's still good.  That pretty much sums up how I feel about this place.  The pizza itself wasn't too bad.  I liked the garlic stuff they put on the crust.  I was disappointed that they screwed up my order and instead of pepperoni and garlic, I got pepperoni and olives.  They didn't even apologize or offer to give us a discount or anything.  We also tried their chicken fingers which were alright. Nothing special.  You could tell they were the cheaper ones.  For the price though, I'd go back again (2 med 2 topping pizzas, 5 fingers for $15).
__label__2 This is a pretty fancy looking establishment in a great area of town.  It is nice and dark and sexy on the inside too, which was pretty rad.  Ooooh lala.  \n\nThe girls and I had the pineapple infused tequila shots (I think it is called the House Shot) and it was pretty yummy.  Went down nice and dangerously smooth.  Yes.  For beers, there are a lot of microbrew drafts on the menu.  I ordered a Milk Stout, which was really creamy and tasty.  \n\nBut the food...it was mediocre.  I had the corn and cheddar tamale small plate and it was bland.  The sauce tasted like cream, but the tamale itself had no flavor at all.  I also ordered a pork torta and the meat was okay, but the whole sandwich was not great.  It seemed like my friends enjoyed their tacos, so maybe I ordered the wrong thing.\n\nOur waiter was cool.  He put up with our drunken cougar shenanigans, so props to him.
__label__2 My friends and I made this our first stop on our Mill Ave Birthday Pub Crawl last night.\n\nHappy Hour until 6:30pm. The margs were heavy handed which was nice, but the food was just OK. I had the portabello/salsa/bleu cheese tacos HH special, which is 1/2 price but also 1/2 the size...wtf? Anyway, the waiter who was super funny said the main flavor was bleu cheese and was I OK with that? Um, have you seen me? Yeah I'm good with bleu cheese. BUT when the tacos arrived, all I could taste was the salsa... again, WTF?\n\nThe food arrived before the drinks did, but that was OK. My marg was so strong I couldn't even finish it, so I gave it to the birthday girl. \n\nThe restaurant's atmosphere is trendy and hip, not really meant for us derby girls ;) BUT if you sit outside on back patio, it's really nice!!\n\nI have a Groupon for this place so I'll go back at least once, but I'm not really sure after that.
__label__3 For a college town-exceptional choices of tequila!  Some of the bartenders can get off the high horse and be a lil more friendly. DJ keeps crowd jumping!
__label__3 This place has gotten much more appealing since they first opened!  The staff seems much more broken in, and I think they may have adjusted their drink prices some.  Either way, the atmosphere here is great on the weekends.  The patio is big and has a bar but the shape of it makes it just a little awkward when its busy.
__label__3 We arrived into Sky Harbor and decided to go into Tempe and Mill Ave....a tradition that we do each time we go to Phoenix.   New from my last visit,  on Mill Avenue, Canteen Modern Tequila Bar and we decided to give it a try..   It had a nice open bar area onto the road and the atmosphere was lively and fun.   Happy hour was in progress and the selection of items were great.   The house Margarita hit the spot coming in at $4  on happy hour and yummy.    The happy hour appetizers were also great.    Nice selection, worth a stop with a group of friends.   Wait staff was fantastic and we had great service.
__label__2 One cent shot was fun. I went there with my friend when I was visiting her in Phoenix. We ordered for a chicken dish, but the server got it mixed up and we ended up with shimp. I dont like shrimp. Anywho, she gave us free shots. Food is ok, if I go there again, I would only go for the happy hour. Margaritas are awesome btw.
__label__3 Great happy hour spot.  Very tasty food and cheap prices during happy hour.  Use the Yelp check in to get a 1 cent house shot, which is usually 5 bucks.  Love the steak tostadas and the margaritas are excellent.
__label__4 Nostrano is our favorite restaurant in Madison. The sformato and quail were among the best things we have eaten in town. Brodetto and rabbit boudin blanc have also been good, but the smoked lentils beneath the quail should not be missed. For cocktails, we trusted our server's recommendation and had three glorious Fistfuls of Dollars. Impeccable service. Very quiet on a Tuesday night, with a beautiful view of the capitol.
__label__3 I come here every morning for my coffee and bagel.  They know my order and are SUPER friendly.  It's not the closest D&D to my house, but this is the one I go to for their service.
__label__1 Dunkin coffee never seems to be strong enough.  Of course any coffee will do when you need it but I recommend getting it from some place else if you can.  Dunkin is a matter of convenience for me when I am in great need and that's about it.
__label__0 Worst Espresso EVER. And my steak and egg combo was ICE cold. If I could give 0 stars I would.
__label__1 Iced coffee was okay. Service was terrible.
__label__0 Not sure what the hell happened, because this used to be my go-to DD location for good service and good donuts. Today, that was not to be.\n\nWe went in and ordered a couple dozen, including half a dozen Boston Cremes. It looks like they had a trainee Finisher working today, because only one of them are frosted right, and the other 5 were done by someone incompetent. I have pics to prove it, available upon request.\n\nATTENTION FINISHER: when the chocolate frosting is too thick for the shells, you're supposed to thin it out with hot coffee, then continue frosting the shells in the correct manner. What you are NOT supposed to do is use a frosting knife and try to spread it on the shells. Two things happen when you do it wrong: the shells tear, and you have to throw away a bunch, and the shells don't get the right amount of frosting, and they look awful.\n\nAlso, several other of the filled donuts were not filled, and only had a blop of the filling on the outside where the fill hole would normally go. This newbie Finisher was really awful. I know of which I speak: I was a weekend graveyard Finisher for 2 years in my mis-spent youth, and as a Finisher, I would never have trayed up this crap.\n\nAnyway, when my coworker tried to call and complain to the manager, what she got was a snotty \"well, they have frosting on them, so technically they're fine\", instead of something like \"I apologize for the bad food, here's [something to appease you].\"\n\nThis location normally has good products and good customer service, but not this morning.\n\nUnfortunate. I hope they can get the team replaced with an effective one. \n\nNote to DD Franchise Owner: If you want me to come in and train your new finishers, let me know... we can work something out.
__label__0 The service here is the worst- the employees don't care about customer service at all.\n\nI think this place only hires high school and young college age employees.  I went in to order a cake for my husbands birthday two days before, and the kid that helped me (if you can call it help) acted like I was bothering him just by being there. I had never ordered a cake through Baskin Robbins before and every time I asked  a question he looked at me like I was an idiot.   I finally got the order done and paid for (He never asked for my name or contact info for the order either) and went on my merry way. We had a change of plans for our get together and I needed to get the cake a day sooner, so I called to see if they could accommodate. After much back and forth I was told that the cake would be ready by 6pm and that they would call me when it arrived so I could pick it up. By 630 I hadn't recieved a call, so a friend and I went to pick it up. The 3 teenaged girls working had NO idea what was going on, and talked to me like I was stupid for coming a day early for the cake. Turns out that the cake decorator was unable to finish the cake, but the store failed to call to inform me. I told them I would be in the next morning to get the cake. The next day my husband and I went in to get the cake and I was informed that they had CANCELLED THE CAKE. So not only did my guests not have cake to enjoy, but my poor husband did not get a cake for his birthday all because some dumb kids couldn't get things right.  The \"manager\" (who was busy flirting with a customer when we arrived, and seemed annoyed that she had to help a customer instead) did nothing to fix the issue so I had to submit a complaint to corporate. \n\nTerrible service. and the store was filthy every time I was there.  The owner clearly has no idea how poorly the store is being run. If they did they would probably fire the lot of them.\n\nBottom line? go somewhere else.\n\n**UPDATE**\n    When I called to file a complaint with the corporate office, I was told the franchise owner would contact me within 4 business days. It has been more than two weeks with no contact. This leads me to believe that the problem here stems from poor franchise ownership and has trickled down. Clearly customer satisfaction is not a goal for this owner.
__label__4 I absolutely love Razzy Fresh. They have a great selection of yogurt flavors, some of which rotate regularly. There are the traditional flavors (vanilla, chocolate), but also fruity flavors and indulgent flavors (e.g. cake batter). There are also non-fat options, if you swing that way.\n\nThe topping selection is also sure to please, with several different fruit options, as well as many sweet options. My personal favorite offering is the chocolate chip cookie dough (CCCD), which is the best CCCD I've had as an ice cream topping. Usually CCCD toppings suck because they are clearly made with crap to replace the eggs. Razzy Fresh's CCCD tastes just like it was sliced off of a cookie dough log. Mmmmmmm.
__label__3 So glad we popped into here while taking a walk. I have been on a quest for quite awhile to find a place with Green Tea frozen yogurt and this place had it! It was a bit more tangy than expected, but I did enjoy it. The flavors here were more on the unique side versus the standard boring ones every other yogurt place has...of course they change the flavors, but t I hope they keep green tea on their rotating list.\n\nIt was definitely more of a college student hangout due to its location and time that we went (it was at night). It was clean, brightly light with nice energy.\n\nLook forward to returning when I am back there.
__label__0 We went here today with a party of four.  We weren't looking for anything other than some fun, casual bowling.  Unfortunately the ball return on our lane was having issues.  The first time we called someone over they went in the back and fixed it.  This happens sometimes so we weren't worried.  However, it happened again, balls were getting stuck back there and not coming back.  Eventually the game would just shut off.  We pushed the intercom button, no response.  We went up to the desk for the second time and they sent someone over again.\n\nThe next thing we know it's taken an hour and a half to play just one round of bowling and the staff has gone back there 4 times to fix the ball return.  After the fourth time, the guy offers to move us to a different lane.  Uh no thanks.\n\nWe went up to the desk to complain and were told there would be no discount or any kind of comp'ing for their equipment failure.  Please pay us 32 dollars for an hour and a half of combined waiting for balls to be returned and for staff to fix their shoddy equipment.\n\nNothing says QUALITY like a business who does not care if you ever come back again.  Don't worry, we won't.    \n\nNext time Bowl-A-Vard.  It's only 5 miles further down the road, has better equipment, AND customer service.
__label__0 I went to Ink therapy for a commemorative tattoo and was seriously unsatisfied.  A friend has gotten two tattoos from the artist Derek and I enjoyed the color and overall tattoos.  I decided to use him as my artist for this very special tattoo (this is my 7th).  Derek was extremely unprofessional with personal medical information and charged me more for my tattoo based on the circumstance.  The coloring of the tattoo was not what I wanted- I wanted an outlined piece with shading inside.  I received a quick work up with a mag and little highlights on the tips.  This tattoo scabbed worse than any of my large full colored ones and the spots that have healed are more dull than ones that I've had for years.  Overall terrible experience, will not be returning to this shop.
__label__0 Terrible attitude towards customers
__label__3 I really love when I go to a restaurant and I am able to get a unique flavor that I can't find anywhere else. This love of mine gets harder and harder as I try more Mexican restaurants here in Phoenix. Los Taquitos reassures me that these places still exist though, and they do it with the Bombero. The Bombero's sauce is an enchilada-style kind of sauce with the twist of ketchup tang. It threw me off a little at first because I didn't know exactly what to expect, but as I munched on each bite, and the spiciness of the sauce began to take over, I knew that my taste buds had made a new friend. The al pastor and the chips were also very tasty, but I don't think many people will be blown away with those items like I was with the Bombero. \n\nI also want to add that the staff was extremely friendly during my visit. The cashier walked me through what I should try (recommending the Bombero if I was a fan of heat) and she didn't once seem impatient. That's always a huge plus to me. \n\nI'll definitely be back soon! I already find myself craving that Bombero sauce. You should definitely check Los Taquitos out if you're in the neighborhood. It's solid Mexican food at decent prices. If they add a happy hour, this will definitely be a busy spot! Next up for me, the original location!
__label__3 The search is over, I have found taco heaven. I sampled a chicken, asada, and pork street taco. The pork was a little sweet and smokey, the asada was well seasoned and smoky and the chicken too was a winner, just not as a flavorful. My husband let me taste the Bombero burrito, OMG, was that Mexican barbecue sauce on the burrito? The dining experience was well worth the 30 minute drive. I would sample everything on the menu. Thanks for the suggestion Bill B.
__label__2 A good friend of mine brought me here yesterday after raving about the amazing street tacos and salsa. I'm always down for good Mexican food so we hopped in the Mom-mobile and were on our way! \n\nI ordered the Friday special which was 2 hand tacos with choice of rice or beans. You could choose chicken or beef and I asked for one of each and asked for a side of beans as well as I wanted to get the full flavor. My friend had the street tacos pastor, asado, and carnitas style.We also shared chips and salsa with guacamole.\n\nI ended up getting 2 beef tacos and no beans. I didn't want to make a stink about it because I didn't pick the restaurant but when I asked at the counter about the beans, they said they would bring them out and never did. Luckily my baby had beans with his cheese quesadilla so I did get to try them but meh..they were just ok. The spanish rice was under-seasoned and all I could taste was salty chicken broth. The guacamole was pretty tasty though the avocado was overpowered by the salsa that was mixed in to it. The salsa was very tasty. And I was kind of surprised that the chips and the hard shells on the tacos weren't house made or if they were...they've got it down to such a science that they seem store bought. \n\nMy friend enjoyed his street tacos but he agreed about the rice being under-seasoned and over-brothed. \n\nThe staff at the counter were nice, but they were firmly planted there. No one came by the tables to check on people and even though we chose to sit outside, they didn't move from their spot to let us know our food was ready. \n\nI'll go back to try again if we are in the area because my friend really likes it there and I want to try to get what he's seeing but I can't say I'd go out of my way to go back without him.
__label__2 Great street tacos!  Small portions but a good enough deal. The downfall is this is a no gun zone so I will not come back. Because we all know the criminals obey the no gun zone signs right? .
__label__1 I ordered a Asada Quesadilla. I got a very small quesadilla. No salsa available. Was not fresh and who knows what kind of meat that was. I don't know, but it tasted awful and certainly wasn't steak. I don't know what qualifies them to be a Mexican restaurant, but I was not impressed. Your best tip will be to skip this place.
__label__0 I had the Carnitas Burrito and it had no taste. I definitely know good tasting Carnitas and must echo the sentiments of that famous line in the 1988 VP Debate when I say \"You sir are not a good Carnitas Burrito\".
__label__4 Simply put, amazing! Best carnitas I've ever eaten! Street tacos are fantastic. Try the trainer salad if you are watching your carb intake. Don't be put off by the mini-mall locale, this place is legit!
__label__4 Thank you finally for having Shave Ice in the mainland that is Ono, it was great to understand her story and also the catering was amazing they give you chok' scoops of ice and flavah baggah was unreal and was dakine go fo brok' da mouth....catch them wheavah the stay in vegas like that one manapua man you have to find cuz they get the best kine stuff...chee hee Mahalo...
__label__4 Discovered this little truck during the Vegas StrEATS fest and it did NOT disappoint!  The wait was like 45 minutes, but so worth it.\n\nThis isn't snow cone land, the ice consistency is smooth and sleek. It's a different texture.\n\nThe Large is $5 and the Regular is $4.\n\nYou can choose up to 3 flavors per Shave Ice. They have approximately 30+ flavors to choose. From classics like cherry and bubblegum (regular and blue) to traditional Hawaii flavors, to several types of cakes. \n\nSome add ons like ice cream and sour spray and other stuff I don't recall are only .50 to $1 to add. Condensed milk is free (if you've never had condensed milk on a snowy treat, do it; you are welcome). \n\nThey have a Twitter so you can find them on the go and webpage they update! Definitely check it out. One of the cheapest and tastiest ways to beat the Summer heat in Vegas!
__label__4 ONO INDEED!\n\nPOG is my favorite flavor and I usually get it with pineapple as well.  It's like being back on da islands. Love it!
__label__4 \"RED VELVET PANCAKE?  OH...HELL NO!\"\n\nThe menu: http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/vl2IZrNJEA8npSjqXbdwxw?select=L04CYf9iZEDwFairvDQFIQ\n\nWhen I saw that popular item on the menu, I did actually shout out loud and created a troubling scene in front of many patrons and a dirty look in front of the owner, who was also there dining with her family.\n\nAfter that unnecessary outburst, I settled down and ordered the full stack of the Red velvet Pancake for $7.95. The full stack of the red color pancake had six red slices with mini chocolate chips, a thick cloud of whipped cream as the topping and two cups warm cream cheese syrup on the side. \n\nMy pancake: http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/vl2IZrNJEA8npSjqXbdwxw?select=3ms4kj7wayMeLFKfxJpb1Q\n\nI got to tell you that this cute little caf\u00e9 is one-hour away from downtown Las Vegas; the red velvet pancake is definitely worth the drive. I have never had any pancake as good as this. The whipped cream is thick and the cream cheese syrup is very unique and adds the exciting taste. \n\nThis caf\u00e9 is only open for breakfast and lunch. The caf\u00e9 is also located west of the Las Vegas medical facility. \n\nThe one-hour drive is definitely worth it. And I might do it again and try the other flavored pancakes and American and Filipino cuisines.
__label__2 I am so bummed because I really really wanted to love this place..\n1. because it is across the street from our neighborhood and\n2. because I wanted the 40 minute wait to be worth it.\n\nWe came on a Saturday morning and were told the wait would be only 20 minutes. If they had originally told me 40 minutes, I would have  turned around and come back another day. \n\nI ordered the Kalua Pig Benedict and was so disappointed because eggs benedict is my favorite breakfast item.  The Hollandaise sauce didn't even taste like Hollandaise sauce, in fact it just lacked flavor completely.  I only took a few bites and filled up on the potatoes instead.  My husband ordered the \"Mexican\" but he could barely taste the carnitas because the jalapenos completely overpowered the dish. \n\nIt it wasn't for the VERY TASTY Red Velvet Pancakes, the friendly staff, and the quick service- this review would have been a 2.  It is also the reason why I am going to give it another chance and order the adobo fried rice or loco moco next time.  Hopefully, my experience will be better and I can update this rating.  Fingers are crossed.
__label__2 I was really disappointed in this place after the consistent glowing reviews. I ordered the sweet crepes with bananas, my daughter got chicken fingers. Her food was very hot and mine was cold when it arrived. Waitress never came back to refill drinks until I got up to pay check. I just missed all the craze.... It's like an ihop to me
__label__4 Absolutely delicious!  I had the red velvet pancakes with a side of turkey bacon, my husband had the smore pancakes and my in-laws had some omelets and the carrot cake pancakes.  The reason for coming here was the different types of pancakes...we were all satisfied!  The cream cheese syrup was amazing.\nWe'd highly recommend coming here, but try to get there a little early.  We arrived about 8:30 and were seated right away, but on the way out there were some people waited to get a seat.
__label__4 I rarely give 5 stars, but the the red velvet pancakes were too good to be true.\n\nwe ordered:\n\nred velvet pancakes: delicious! especially with the cream cheese syrup and little bit of whipped cream. not overly sweet  \n\nwhite chocolate macademia pancakes: Regular buttermilk pancakes with a few macademia nuts inside, also sprinkled on top are the white chocolate chips. I was hoping they would have incoporated melted white chocolate into the batter somehow. It was okay, nothing too special. 3 stars.\n\nkalula pig benedict: also something worth trying if you're into hawaiian food. 4 starts outta five for this dish. \n\nDefinitely worth the drive, you can just order the red velvet pancakes and you will be pleased.
__label__2 Good but not sure it's worth all the hype.  Went there with a fairly large group of friends and had to wait a pretty long time to be seated.  It's a small place and right now very trendy so be prepared to wait.\n\nI found their red velvet pancakes a but too sweet and definitely overrated.  I love red velvet but when you add in the chocolate chips and their icing it was just too sweet.  It was better without all the other stuff but then slightly dry.\n\nLiked their buttermilk pancakes more.  Nice and moist and delicious with the butter and syrup.\n\nBelieve I also got corned beef hash - it was very good but the potatoes with it were meh.
__label__3 What more can be rewarding after a 5 hour hike at Red Rock, I'll tell you what....a good ass breakfast!  My first time here and by the looks of the food on the table and how crowded it was being a wednesday afternoon, I knew it was gonna be good.\n\nMy friend was on her whack diet (she ain't even fat), so she just ordered tuna salad and biscuit with gravy.  I ordered the mexican omelette and red velvet pancakes, which I never there was such a thing.  The mexican omelette had marinated carnitas, sliced jalapenos, pico gallo, pepper jack cheese and topped off with sour cream.  It was pretty good but the red velvet pancake was the main dish I enjoyed the most.  I have never been a big fan of anything red velvet and this is the first.  She gave me a bite of her biscuit and gravy but I thought she was done with it and I killed it.  Haha she was like really, I look down for one second and you eat it all without sharing, ooops.\n\nVery affordable too with friendly servers who attend to you right away and checks up occasionally, despite the place being busy.  I will definitely be coming here for breakfast again. My ex and her tuna salad, what a waste of visit to baby cakes for her.
__label__1 Extremely overrated. I expected much better due to the yelp reviews and the hype, but the food was mediocre. I ordered the kalua pig Benedict (two of my favorite foods combined sounded amazing) and the red velvet pancakes. The best thing about the pancakes was the whipped cream on top them. The pancakes themselves were really bland with odd tasting chocolate pieces and a decent cream cheese syrup. The concept is great and the price isnt bad but they're definitely not worth ordering again. The eggs Benedict were mediocre as well. I could get more flavorful hollandaise from ihop, which is says a lot. The pork wasnt tasty to me but I've had too much perfectly cooked kalua pork to enjoy anything less than. I thought the fried cabbage was a pretty good accent though.\n I'd try different menu items from this place again when it isn't as busy in hopes that it's reputation isn't pure hype but honestly this place is average at best.
__label__3 We recently visited Babycakes for brunch. This place is yummy and reasonably priced. We had the kalua pork eggs benedict (the pork was SO good), huevos rancheros (green chili was top notch) and a nutella crepe. Everything was excellent and the service was very good. Only downside to this restaurant is that it is small and there was a long wait, even for just 2 people. So don't come if you're in a rush.
__label__3 The lines were so long. This place keeps busy. My friends and I waited for 40 min. I came here for the red velvet pancakes. I must say it was pretty good. Also enjoyed the other breakfast foods along with adobo fried rice. The portions were pretty big. BUT I gotta say.. I have tasted better adobo and can even make most of the stuff that we had ordered. Altogether I was pleased, but not too overly impressed therefore not giving this venue a perfect score. However, I do intend to come back and bring friends with me for the experience of red velvet pancakes.
__label__4 So glad we a local take us here. Those red velvet pancakes were the business! Also had the Spinach and Mushroom Eggs Benedict--a great damn way to start off Vegas!\n\nGreat service, too!
__label__1 Too busy with too much wait time\n\nFood was just ok. This is a classic example of what people perceive as a good place because it was a blind mouse leading another blind mouse\n\nNo it was not worth the wait. Next door brunch is just as good.\n\nIHOP is just as good no kidding.
__label__4 We had so much fun! My son ordered the best Red Velvet pancakes ever with cream cheese syrup, whipped cream and chocolate shavings! I loved my cheese and green chile omelette with side of Banana Cream Pie pancakes. The service was friendly and atmosphere casual and cool! Definitely worth driving over from the strip and a favorite new stop on our next trip to Vegas!
__label__1 Can't review this place as I walked in and was told a 45 minute wait. I am sure the food must be good but I honestly won't wait 45 minutes for anything to eat. No matter how good something is there always is another option...this time it was Feast Buffet at Santa Fe.
__label__1 Waited an hour and was disappointed by the food.. I had banana pancakes and a breakfast skillet.  The pancakes were chewy.  The skillet had no flavor.
__label__1 I was disappointed that the basics (like on and syrup) were procured from a vendor versus being locally acquired (e.g. fresh squeezed on and actual maple syrup).\nThe menu items suggest a Hawaiian influence, and I would recommend that you stick to those items.\n\nThe flavor of the burrito was insipid. The poached eggs were soggy (they brought them in a bowl that was filled with either water or uncooked eggs), the fruit bowl had very little to it (5 grapes, where 2 were rotten, 2 overripe strawberries, 1 cube of melon), and everything was soaked in butter.\n\nThe  best bet is the pancakes (the title character in their menu) and the Portuguese sausage.\n\nI also noticed that the decor near us was covered in dust curtains. This makes me question the cleanliness of the kitchen.\n\nThe server was very nice and accommodating. The food came promptly.\n\nOverall, this place is trying to be too many things ( pancake house, Mexican breakfast, Hawaiian food, breakfast basics). They should just stick to pancakes and spend the money they spend on spoiled fruit on real maple syrup and fresh squeezed juices.\n\nI give them one star for the staff. The second star is for the wait time for food.
__label__2 Maybe we ordered wrong but we didn't find the food to be anything special.  We had a Mexican Skillet and Blueberry Pancakes with a side of ham.  The skillet was okay but didn't live up to my boyfriend's other favorites (i.e. The Griddle).  My blueberry pancakes were okay but small for the price and a little overcooked.  The ham was fine but dry.\n\nThere was one delicious highlight to the meal...the Cinnamon Role or Cinnabun Pancakes with the skillet.  Both of us loved these and will probably order them if we end up back on this side of town for breakfast.\n\nService was great!  Melanie (?) brought water with the coffee and juice even when I forgot to ask and was prompt about taking our order even though they were busy.  The food came out quick and everyone was friendly.
__label__2 Ok. Here's the scoop. Loco moco was good, very good. RV pancakes without the chocolate, very tasty. I took to go orders of the banana pancakes. To try at the Volley ball tournament. The line can be outrageous for parties greater than 2. So waiting will be long.(expect up to 45 minutes)
__label__0 I only put one start because I was going to invite me my mom but as soon as I walked in someone rudely said we are closed ! So in my head I'm like ohh well shouldn't you have locked the doors for I wouldn't have wasted my time going inside . Plus it was 2:05 I don't think u should say no to a costumer right away
__label__3 If this place was closer, I would have to join a recovery group.  It truly is that good.  I've only been twice and ate the steak and cheese both times.  Be careful that you eat over the table because this baby drips. The place is well set up, very busy at lunch and the service was good...except for the 2nd time.  Everybody was working their butts off except one teenage looking girl.  The only thing she did besides text on her phone was get in the way.  She's gotta be the owners daughter.  This 2nd time my sub took 15 minutes but in the end, totally worth it.  I can see this place expanding to more locations.
__label__0 This place is awful.  It's always totally empty, and for good reason.  I went for lunch today since it's walking distance from my workplace, but I will never go back.\n\nI got yelled at for asking questions about the menu, it took forever to get my food, the food wasn't that good--and then it made me feel sick all afternoon.  I got the lunch special with vegetables and tofu, steamed rice, and hot and sour soup.  It was all bland--amazing, since this restaurant is one of the few Chinese places that still uses MSG.\n\nIt looks like they used to do a buffet, but now the food tubs on the buffets are filled with old magazines and trash.  Not even kidding...I don't usually write entirely bad reviews, but I can't think of a single good thing about Yen's.\n\nIf it were the zombie apocalypse and I were locked in this restaurant, I still wouldn't eat the food.  Gross.
__label__2 The place has a nice atmosphere, and they've made an effort to make this basement location feel more lively, colourful and 'south americanish'. The service is really nice and friendly as well, and I'm pretty sure most of the waiters speak spanish which is a good sign when you're eating in a south american place!\nSo why only 3 stars? I love mexican/southern food so maybe I'm a slightly harsh critic, but I just wasn't really taken with the menu. \nEverything we ordered was a bit too overflowing with cheese and creme fraiche so the vibrant flavours were drowned out. The menu isn't really expensive, \u00a315 for 2 courses, but considering the fierce competition with set menus in Edina, it's probably a touch high for such simple food (plain rice, beans, chicken, flour tortillas and side salad)
__label__2 As Chad said, it was nothing too special, which was a let down. I've missed the Italian Festival the past few yrs since I'm usually out of town Columbus Day wknd but when I saw I would actually be able to go this year, I got giddy. A festival celebrating my heritage and good food? Bring it. \n\nThe Atrium is a nice location but I think an outdoor location would be more appropriate then there could be bocce! I was a little surprised that was the located that it has been in in the past. We walked in and there was a huge stage set up where this one dude juggled for a good amount of time and he rocked then some singing and dancing afterwards. One of the highlights was a cooking demonstration from The Thoughtful Baker, who is based out of Ballantyne and makes gluten free goodies. They had other vendors selling shirts, oils, wines, etc. along with food tents and tables with Italian artifacts and books.The food was decent but nothing exceptional like I was expecting and was more along the lines of Olive Garden quality (meh in my book). I was gonna give it 2 stars but can't diss my people plus some of the proceeds go towards their scholarship foundation (Christopher Columbus Italian Club of Charlotte) I don't know, I wouldn't go out of my way to go again and it didn't seem like a festival in my book, more like an informational fair.
__label__1 ************Attitude and Toppings at 44 cents Ounce**********\n\nThe middle age Guy (owner ??), becomes a OGRE ........ when he sees a Groupon.\n\nI got the feeling that this shop ......... like many of its kind .......... aren't making it.\n\n*******My decision to purchase YOUR Groupon ......... was a good one*********\n*******************Now I know ......... that I'll never be back*********************\n   ***********I don't care if ATTITUDE is reduced to 32 cents an ounce***********\n\nIts just a matter of time ........... that this place packs up its toppings ..... and closes.
__label__0 Not so great. weird.
__label__2 This is the result of the pairing of eeZ Fusion and The Counter.  eeZ Fusion fans will be very pleased with Cowfish.  Myself being a fan of The Counter, was disappointed.  The menu is quite lengthy.  The pricing makes it difficult to build your own sandwich without paying through the nose.  They have done away with the smaller meat options, like the 1/3 lb burger, so you have to bring your appetite.  Some sauces and add-ons are no longer available.  The delicious milkshakes did survive the transition!  The menu steers Cowfish to being more of a dinner place than a lunch place, which is a disappointment.\n\nWorth a visit, but fans of The Counter, don't set your hopes high when you go.  Cowfish is definitely geared more strongly toward the eeZ Fusion crowd.
__label__3 A couple friends brought me here and were raving about it the whole way there. Honestly, the hype made me nervous but thankfully it did not disappoint. The menu appeared straight forward. They had burgers and sushi, both of which I love on their own... but fusing them together to make burgushi?! What an unexpectedly delicious and unique concept.\n\nTo start, we had Blackened Ahi Tuna Nachos which were wonton chips with a dollop of the house-made crab rangoon dip accompanied by pico de gallo and avocado topped with a slice of blackened ahi tuna seared rare and mixed greens. Fresh and delicious. I ordered the Mediterranean Lamb Burger for my entree. I've had many Mediterranean inspired burgers all over and this one had to be the best. The burger was cooked perfectly and the flash fried wedge of feta cheese on the burger was a nice touch.\n\nEverything from the service to the food was excellent. I look forward to my next trip to Charlotte just so I can eat here again.
__label__3 I've been here a couple times, and although it's a bit pricy, they have quality food and the portions are large.\n\nFor their burger, I tried the Hunka Hunka Burn'n Love, which was good, but make sure you like sweet before you order this one, because it's super sweet due to the Hawaiian bread, fried banana and peanut butter. \n\nThe seaweed salad was good and crunchy, but share it with other people at your table if you expect to finish it off and still have room for your meal.\n\nThe sushi rolls have been good each time, except the Yellowtail was VERY hard and low on flavor, totally opposite of all other sushi places in town.
__label__3 Sushi menu was great for my girlfriend and I and the burger menu was equally impressive.  The drink we ordered, however, seemed less enlightened and we asked that they correct the strange flavor of our alcoholic cocktail.  \n\nBig fish tank behind the bar makes this bar a perfect spot for a classy date or a serious drink, especially with it being walking distance to South Park Mall.
__label__1 I always yelp out a location when visiting a new city.  Out of all of the places in Charlotte, this is the one that stuck out to me as something I needed to see.  Being from LA, we have a much larger selection of places to eat and I just thought this was niche for Charlotte.\n\nI have to say that overall I was disappointed.  Sigh.  I was hoping for so much more.  \n\nI went there on a Sunday night.  I was worried about it being busy, so that's why I choose Sunday.  The location is chill, right in the middle of upper class shops.  Parking was a bit of a pain - but we found a spot in the lot.\n\nThe service was...well....not really there.  The menu is huge.  WAY too huge.  Why offer people so much?  Just doesn't make sense to me.  It took over 20 minutes to make a decision and I'm telling you I still didn't make it all the way through the menu.  The waitress kept telling us the \"top picks\" - well then why not just have the \"top picks\" as your menu?  It was so overwhelming and confusing.\n\nAlso part of the food selection process is the overwhelming amount of ingredients.  Like how many things can you shove together that possibly haven't been shoved together in another meal.  I found this hard - too much information to digest.  Figuring out which taste pallet to go for was too difficult.\n\nSo I stuck to the burger.  And what I thought would be simple - the black Truffle burger.  Now....I know my truffles.  KNOW them.  Intimately.  But this burger fell short.  It was suppose to be a truffle explosion in my mouth - the menu promised:  beef burger topped with black truffle cheese, roasted shallots and truffle-infused saut\u00e9ed mushrooms. Served on brioche with leaf lettuce and roasted garlic aioli.\n\nWhat I tasted when I ate the burger:  An overcooked burger in grease with mushrooms and maybe some truffle oil drizzled on top then a soggy bun.  The brioche would have been good but since it was soggy it didn't taste right.\n\nThe fries were way too much for a serving.\n\nThe waitress did her best to try to pump us full with drinks - must have come by every two seconds trying to get us to try another drink - but once the food arrived and she realized we weren't drunks, she never came back to ask how the food was.  So very disappointed on that note.\n\nOnce they realized we weren't there to drink I feel like the service really dropped and they just wanted us to move along.  Shame.\n\nSo overall it was not the experience I was looking for in Charlotte.  Next time I am in town I will try another Yelp selection.
__label__3 Yet another great Charlotte restaurant I'm not sure why I've yet to review. As a sushi aficionado the Cowfish is an obvious choice. They've taken it upon themselves to lead the fusion charge in a seriously unexpected direction by mixing the delicious creatures of the land and sea in one meal for us to delight in. Well, at the time of this review I suppose it's safe to say most fusion sushi joints have pretty much joined the \"let's add beef to our sushi\" bandwagon. But as far as I'm concerned, not only was The Cowfish first, but it still stands in my mind as the best.\n\nFirst off, there's getting in here. You've essentially gotta reserve a table. Don't walk up thinking \"I've heard of this pace and have to check it out, I'll go in!\" You will be hard pressed to find a table or even a spot at the bar on most nights. They book up quick and keep a waiting line out the door in most cases. It's all for good reason. There is an experience point to the place as well you know. Interior layout and decor is great. Comical actually, especially if you read a little Japanese and are familiar with the culture. The posters specifically are entertaining. Also, don't forget to take a trip to the restroom while you're here. You can relieve yourself to the sounds of random phrases spoken in English then in Chinese. It's...seriously random. They aren't even useful phrases. You'd pee yourself laughing if you weren't already peeing.\n\nService has been stellar in my experience so far. I've accompanied plenty of out-of-towners here and anytime somebody in the party hasn't been here before the waitstaff gives you a rundown of the menu, lots of recommendations and generally what to expect when you read the word \"burgushi\". This is great considering the menu is margin-to-margin on most pages and never-ending with options. I'm a sushi guy so naturally I gravitate towards the burgushi options. Surf 'n Turf is my personal go to favorite. It's like comfort food at the end of a long week. Angus beef tops a roll filled with salmon, tuna and cream cheese flash fried to the perfect texture. Or try the Lamb-urgushi. The name alone is funny enough to make you do it.\n\nThey've got a full bar that basically wraps around 3/4 of the restaurant. No small part of that is a sushi bar and half of the bar-top is laden with built in touchable gaming screens with lots to choose from. Outdoor seating abound for the warmer days and enclosed outdoor seating for the cold and wet days. If you're passing through, check it out, but if you live here you owe it to yourself as a Charlottean to come here at least once.
__label__1 I really wanted to like this place after countless friends raved about it over & over again. The first time I went with my boyfriend on a date. We had to wait over 2 hours but we were willing to because of all the positive reviews. By the time we finally got seated, we were ravenous and ordered the Parmesan Truffle Fries. They weren't anything special. For dinner I got the Surf and Turf Burgushi. It took forever for it to come out and once it did, it was ice cold. I wasn't really expecting to eat cold, ground beef crumbles. At least my martini was delicious!\n\nThe second time I went was nearly a year later. Wanting to give the infamous Burgushi another try. This time I got the taste explosion. It was really quite plain and fell apart as soon as you picked it up since it's just crumbles of burger meat. Pretty disappointing. That said, the milkshakes are AMAZING. I had the No Sleep till Brooklyn which was an espresso and coffee infused alcoholic shake. It was the redeeming item of the evening.
__label__4 The ambiance was the only thing I didn't love about this place but even that was fine. The food was interesting/unique and the service was exceptional. James our server took our experience to the next level. This place was worth all of the recommendations we got from friends
__label__3 Sat at the bar due to wait... World cup was on and place was packed.\n\nWait for service at the bar was beyond abysmal.  I mean truly so.  I got a bed sore on the bar stool.\n\nThat said, he was friendly and helpful when we had his attention and the rolls, though abnormally gigantic, we're delicious.\n\nThe sake recommend was decent and reasonably priced.\n\nI've been before and I'll go again.
__label__4 It is so true that often after eating sushi I am still hungry and would stop for a burger just to give me the full feeling I need.  Well at this restaurant, you can have the best of both worlds as the burgers and the sushi are both top notch and go together flawlessly.  I saw this place fill up in a matter of minutes from when it opened and there were a lot of happy faces.  Just sad I didn't live close to here as I would make it my religion to come here weekly, it is just that good.
__label__4 I love this place! the food is amazing and everything is just delicious! the wait is a bit long, but its worth the wait.
__label__4 Everything about this place is brilliant. Wouldn't be surprised to see them pop up all over the country, it's that fun (and delicious too). Hope one comes to Dallas, Tx, because I won't be back in NC for a while.
__label__2 Came back for dinner on a Sunday night - the place was WAY less crowded then it was when we first visited.  Could be that it was not a popular day to go out to eat, or that the excitement of the grand opening has died down, or it could be that we came during the Steelers/Jets playoff game and everyone was at a bar somewhere.  Whichever.  It was quieter, in a good way.  They have a full bar now, and the TVs were playing the game, not Bollywood movies.\n\nWe got the buffet, which I think was about $10.  They had a pretty good selection of things - several vegetarian offerings (aloo gobi, chana masala, potatoes in spinach, paneer in tomato sauce), and chicken tikka masala, tandoor chicken, goat biryani, spicy chicken wings, and various other things.  Also two soups, a little salad area, a handful of condiments/chutneys, and a few sweet dessert-ish things.  And naan.\n\nEverything was pretty good - on the lukewarm side, as per usual for a buffet, but I appreciated the wide variety of options.  It was a good deal for the price.  Still, I think the quality (and temperature) of the food is higher when you order off the menu.  Nothing wowed me enough to bump them up to a four-star review.  it was standard Indian buffet fare - tasty, well-priced, all the usual suspects.  But next time I want to get the more creative and spicy options that aren't on the buffet line!
__label__2 I have been trying to track this truck down for months and I was finally able to do so since they had a spot at Speed Street this year.  I ordered the special(slice of pizza and wings) which were both pretty good but nothing all that special about it.  They offer several wing flavors and I tried the lemon pepper wings since they are my favorite....nice dry rub, again nothing special but I would like to try the mambo wings as I hear they are more popular.
__label__1 The girl at the mall hyped this place up soooo much when we asked her what was it to do in Charlotte. I was disappointed the theater only had a select few movies and I wasn't interested in any of the restaurants that is located there. It was just kind of Blah, but that's just me.
__label__1 Epicenter is fun for a while, when you want a variety to go out and have fun. I do believe a couple of the clubs/bars profile people. I have never been profiled but I have seen it happen. They will let one person in who has boots on and another person who has the same type of boots on gets told the boots are not acceptable. Not sure if I'm the only one who noticed that. I don't go down there much anymore. Never quite sure if what me or my boyfriend Is wearing will be approved of. Why pay so much money to park and meet friends when your not sure if you can get in!
__label__2 As someone who once upon a time was employed by Starbucks, frequents Starbucks to the point of owning a Gold Card which is frequently used, and can list off their new products by quarters, I have a pretty solid grasp of the company, their standard, and some of the finer details that the company keeps.\n\nService here is generally pretty decent in terms of drink turn around time, well-trained, friendly baristas, and I frankly love the location and appearance of this particular Starbucks: The Pagoda style roof/building is charming.  \n\nThe GM is super cute and friendly, super chatty about the company, and has done some pretty awesome things such as helped me condense and transfer all of my funds around from one gift card, an old Gold Card that would store but not \"Read\" money, and my new Gold Card and put it all into one card.  Horray!\n\nNot only that, but the crowd here is fun.  Since it's in China Town, it only stands to reason that you would have a lot of Asians: Chinese, Japanese, Koreans, and even Vietnamese.  So it's a great spot to go and people watch.  (I drive a Honda and parked in the middle of a 7-long row of Honda vehicles in the parking lot, hahahaha.) And an occasional drag queen pops up here, to boot.  Yeah, interesting crowd!\n\nSo anyway, my main issue with this place is the fact that over the last four years that I've been dropping by, the DM or someone has been a little too overzealous with the state of employment in this store.  Every time my co-workers and I get to know a barista at this location, they're GONE!  They've been transferred off, or just \"let go\" at the drop of a hat, with no warning or notice to us.  As a company that just dreams of becoming a frequent habit in your lifestyle, it's a little offputting for this to happen not just once or twice but ALL the time!  One of the reasons why I love the Starbucks by me at Tenaya/Crag is because the individuals who are up there have been there for some time and haven't been transferred out - I know them, they know my drink preferences, and so on.  \n\nSo yeah, it's a decent Starbucks but don't get too attached to any of the staff, they never seem to be there more than year.  :|
__label__0 My wife and I were religious patrons of Vic's. I have had a lot of good meat from here but it seems they have lost touch with why they have done well; customer service  and integrity. \n\nI went to get some ribeye today to make some Korean food and asked if they could slice it for me. They said they would need to freeze it before they could slice it. Understandable but the attitude I got was not deserved. I believe the comment was \"you should have called me this morning\". I didn't mind coming back so I was told two hours. I was cool with that. After I left my wife told me to just buy the meat and she would freeze it a cut it herself. When I went back to get the meat the two prices I selected somehow became three. After looking at the meat they switched out a prime cut I picked for two extremely fatty brown (closed to spoiled meat). Classic bait and switch. \n\nThey should know that people have choices and social media is a tool that can hurt business. Think twice about trusting them and taking their word. It takes years to gain customer loyalty and seconds to lose it.
__label__0 This review is based solely on service - we came here at 730pm on a Saturday night and it was empty. So why did the hostess ignore us when we walked in? Shouldn't they have been estatic that they had customers? And why did our waitress act like we were inconveniencing her with our order? We couldn't get any service so we tried to flag down a staff member and she just shrugged and said, \"I'm not waiting on you guys\". Then we ordered a few rounds of sake bombs and the waitress wouldn't give us clean glasses for each round. What is the deal with this place?
__label__0 Got the Woojito at happy hour.  It was terrible.  Tasted like old lemonage.  Shame on me for expecting a good mixed drink at a sushi place but it was like 100 degrees and I just wanted a mojito.\n\nThe rolls were pretty solid but we ordered salmon roe w/ a quail egg on top and when it came out, the yolks of the quail egg were solid.  It was really gross.  We sent them back and it took about 30 minutes to get a new batch.  The new batch at least had normal yolks but still tasted a bit funky.  The waitress didn't really ever show any concern even when we told her the second batch was bad.  Instead, she just dropped off our check with the full charge on it.  At that point, we told her that the eggs needed to come off.  She took the check to her manager and came back and took one of three salmon roes off and two of six quail eggs off \"since we had eaten some\".  Are you freaking kidding me?  We had to eat it to know it was bad!  \n\nWe paid for our meal because we just wanted to get out of there but I couldn't let it go so I asked to see the manager.  When the manager came out, she seemed a bit concerned and offered to refund the rest of the eggs/roe.  That was ok, but all in all, I felt like the staff could have been more sympathetic and accommodating.  (Sorry, have to cut this review short as I have to go to my jousting tournament).
__label__3 Great happy hour! The guy bartender sucks and ignores customers but the girl on Wednesdays is awesome, Michelle. It's a little hole in the wall place with cheap drinks, a long happy hour, and tasty sushi. We go quite often and have discovered the only way to get good service is to either have the nice blonde lady who wears a tie and serves or the bartender Michelle. The other waiters get way too flustered when it isn't even busy. If you're looking for a new spot try this place out! If the decor was not so tacky (and paper taped up to the wall throughout the restaurant??) it'd get 5 stars from me and my husband. We'll be back :)
__label__4 First off I must apologize to Mark & John Smolen; I frequent your shop once or twice a month for the past year and a half and not only have I only checked into Yelp twice I've yet to write a review for your fine establishment.  That just goes to show you when I show up all I can think about is seafood so well done! \n\nIf you are from the east coast specifically the  DC area you will love their store! It has a ton of MD items and is only slightly nautical theme, most of it is football etc;  on entering the store you will be overwhelmed with the intoxicating elixir of the nautical gods Old Bay; I love the stuff and knew my search for a local seafood restaurant was done. \n\nI judge a restaurant on its menu; is it full of items or does it keep to the basics with only a few main dishes that they specialize in? their menu is simple seafood and more seafood. If you want whole crabs or legs these are the guys to patronize; If you want the best darn peel and eat Shrimp this is the place to go. \nThe oysters are huge but be prepared, the last order wasn't cleaned thoroughly and stomach contents from the oyster came shooting out as you bit into it and or cut into them;  if the rest of the meal wasn't perfect that would have ruined the meal but my group laughed it off and moved onto the next course.  Just be prepared if you order them they aren't the chain restaurant oysters. \n\nIf you like crab but aren't comfortable with shucking and eating whole crabs don't be scared; the owners and their staff will be happy to sit down and walk you through it just let them know you will need assistance; their idea is that they want you to get the most out of your meal and have a good time so you will tell your friends and return with them the next time. \n\nPrices for the crabs can fluctuate depending on the season and availability but don't let that deter you either. They are very competitive and you won't leave hungry or disappointed.  Anytime this guy gets homesick or is craving Seafood he heads over to the Crab Corner!
__label__3 I've actually had two experiences by the time of this review\n\n1st experience was on a Tuesday, when they had their $2 female blue crab special. Service was great and the waiters were nice. +1 right off the bat, they keep your water filled ! XD Restaurant was maybe 1/2 full? maybe a little less (around 5ish pm). not bad. \n\nI had ordered 5 crabs while my other friends ordered 3 more. As one of my pictures (and many other peoples pictures) show, they pour it on the table. The crabs come out on a tray the waiter carries over, and dumps it on top of a large brown butcher paper they place on the table beforehand. They give you a hammer and a knife, and just let u go at it. I've been eating crabs all my life and have prepared them so i pretty much know how to open and eat them pretty easily (granted blue crabs are smaller and require more work). Seasoning was yummy. The texture of the meat was good. and each shell had a decent amount of \"yummy stuff\" that probably only asian's eat. XD The only complaint i have of this experience is it had a slight, very slight taste that seemed it may have not been as fresh? as i had hoped (well this was my first experience so had nothing to compare). aside from that, it was great. it was a very slight taste so it didnt bother me too much. I also had ordered a side of sweet potato fries which were fried wonderfully. great color. crispy but still soft on the inside. \n\n2nd experience was much better. We were served by David. (Don't let looks intimidate you). Very nice guy ! This time was on a Saturday late afternoon (4:30 - 5pm). Got the opportunity to try this place again, started with a few appetizers. First off was the mini crab cakes.. small 1 oz crab cakes, maybe the size of a silver dollar. Nice golden brown color, served with lemons and tartar sauce. Very fresh taste, sweetness from the crab meat. Delicious. 2nd appetizer was the Annapolis Crab Dip. I actually had forgotten to read the description but sounded yummy. It came, already on sliced baguette, but loaded. The baguette was a little on the soft side, had a little trouble picking it up (could have been toasted a little more). The \"dip\" was very creamy and rich, and of course, lots of crab meat. Very heavy but delicious nonetheless. \n\nAs for the entrees, my friend had ordered the Alaskan Cod and fries (she's not a shellfish eater so she opt'ed for the fish). She liked it. She said it reminded her of the fish from Crown & Anchor ! surprising ! +1 for crab corner. The seasoning they used with the fries, was delicious. I'd probably assume its the same seasoning they use for everything else, which makes it addicting ! ! Last but not least, the big entree. Came in a semi large pan. 3 male blue crabs, 4 pieces of corn, probably a handful of shrimp, and lots of clams and mussels on the bottom swimming in probably the water it was cooked it, topped with their very own special Maryland seasoning. I actually put the crabs off to the side and dug into the smaller things first. Shrimp was wonderfully cooked, perfectly seasoned. Cooked to perfection. Easy to peel shells. Mussels and clams were cooked nicely. Of course there's a few in there that had sand but there's nothing really the chef can due, in terms of those types of shellfish. The sand is inside the meat, and the shell is closed, so there is only so much you can do prior to cooking. The corn was nicely cooked, seasoned with their seasoning, once again. Was yummy, ate them all but didnt eat it, uhm, nicely like i usually do with corn, where i can get almost each kernal completely out cleanly. These corn, i just went at it and just mowed it down. yummy ! now the blue crabs. These were actually male blue crabs (can tell by lookin on the bottom. females have a rounded flap whereas males have a point at the end). Meat texture was great. seasoning was great. good amounts of \"yummy stuff\" i had mentioned earlier in the review. NO \"unfreshness\" taste at all this time. Cleaned the meat out of the crab. YUMMY ! so much work, but YUMMY ! \n\nAll in all, the 2nd visit had pretty much made me re-consider this place, and maybe possibly putting it up there in one of my more favorite restaurants now. Everything is fresh. Prices are pretty good for the quality of food you get. Can't really find this elsewhere in the city. Heard they are opening another location on the west side (YES!!! MY SIDE!!!) near Tropicana and Fort Apache. Looking forward to that. But i'll definitely recommend people who like seafood to check this place out. I'll even tell my mom ! she's off on tuesdays too! sweet !
__label__0 I went to this place around 11:35am and the door sign say open 11:30am I tried to open the door and it's still locked but workers are already inside just looking at me i waited for them to open the door but did not. One star!
__label__4 They were very friendly, showed up on time and worked quickly to get the job done. I was happy with their overall service and will use them again in the future.
__label__1 I heard so many great things and was a bit disappointed. The prices are decent for a combo meal. I got the N.Y. steamer for about 6.00$. The food was just average. Not too impressed. The place is oddly shaped and the tables are placed weirdly. If it's crowded it is kind of hard to get around. The staff was very nice so that's a plus. Also, I'm not sure if I got a bad batch or not but, the cherry lime-aid isn't all that great. If I go back again I'll just get soda next time. \n\nI haven't given up yet and I'll go back sometime soon. I just hope the food is a little better next time
__label__3 I have never been to Firehouse Subs before but I would definitely come back! I got the vegetarian combo with a DELICIOUS cherry, vanilla Dr. Pepper and some jalapeno Vicki's chips. I love that they have the soda machine with over 100 options... \nOnce I got my sandwich, I was even more excited to try any and all of their hot sauces that they have available. My boyfriend and I tried about 10 different options, some spicy and some sweet. Definitely have to say that the Georgia Peach/Vidalia Onion sauce is amazing and so was the Devil's sauce... I don't remember the exact name but it was \"Devil's ____\" and it had habanero in it. \nSuch flavor. Much spice. Wow.\nI almost forgot to mention!!!\nThey had a lemon cookie, I think with white chocolate chips in it. So worth it for people that love lemon.\nOverall, the cherry, vanilla Dr. Pepper, lemon cookie, and just awesome sandwich made the trip pretty awesome!
__label__2 Went here for the first time for dinner. My husband and I walked in the restaurant and, even thought the restaurant was empty with 3 employees behind the counter, no one greeted us. Since this was our first visit we looked over the menu. None of the employees offered any help or asked if we had any questions. After standing at the counter for about 5 minutes finally one of the employees said they could take our order. We ordered our food to go. The sandwiches were very good but the customer service could use a little help. Since we did like the food we will give this place another chance.
__label__3 The food here is great! Almost everything I order here I enjoyed very much. From the sausage, larb fish, beef broccoli(ka na moo gob)larb beef and tom yum. But the service here is average.. We use to love coming here with the family cause the gentleman that owns this place is very nice. He would alwayse ask us about the food, if we enjoyed it or not. But the wife on the other hand would never smile at us alwayse seems like she did not appreciate our business, maybe because we were thai lolz and probably think we don't tip well \"WRONG\". . Anywayse,if you like good food , veera thai is a good choice.
__label__1 Lunch special only  till 4 pm . $7.99. Okay food nothing special that would make me want to come back. Service was just OK. Overall, I have had way better thai food else where .
__label__4 FANTASTIC!!!!\nThese guys know the basics about customer service infused with super-flavorful thai food. We've been coming here for a year (about 8 times). Friendly, fast, clean and fresh tasting thai food. I'd give it 10 stars if I could. Not in a fancy big box stand alone building but clean and worth the visit. You won't go wrong I promise. Try the Pad Thai, Deep Fried Tofu and 'F5\" Spicy Thai Basil. Fresh and mouthwatering. Oh and the price ... very affordable. ENJOY this GEM!!!!
__label__0 absolutely lethargic, inexcusable and pathetic service, take ur money somewhere else, after 20 mins of waiting t the table there was no sign if service, even after complaining to the person in charge nothing changed, seriously expect people to shell $16 per dish with this sort if sloppy service..one of our worst experiences at a thai restaurant ever.
__label__1 Food came out 30 to 40 min later and the whole fish never came. Took forever to sit us as well even though no one was in line.  Pad tai taste worst than middle planet
__label__3 Considering this is a \"high-end\" thai restaurant, and I actually enjoyed the food, this place deserved 4 stars. Why did I take 1 star off? Because it tasted like a hole in the wall [to yelper's standards] 5 star restaurant back home at L.A.'s thai town, just fancied up a little. The food was excellent, though, but for the prices were a bit high. Why still the 4 star rating? We came here on New year's eve night. Many of the nicer restaurants had prix fixe menus from $75 up and it was hard to find a nice place without one. I for one am not a fan of prix fixe menus. So we made a reservation here for 8:00 and didn't get seated until 8:30. That was annoying because we even split up our party of 14 just so we can get seated quicker. That clearly didn't work. They have to work on that if you ask me.\n\nThe restaurant is dark, and very, very busy. They also don't have a restroom so you'd have to go to the casino floor to use one. It's nicely decorated, but I've eaten at Tao at the Venetian, which is much nicer, and similar in pricing. They also give you chopsticks... uh, they don't use chopsticks in thailand, they use a spoon and a fork. You'd think a restaurant full of Thai workers would know better.\n\nWe ordered the phad thai, pineapple fried rice, pad see ew, and bbq pork chop entree. The 4 of us split it and it was all very good. Like I said, it tasted like it does at a popular authentic thai restaurant in l.a., but for twice as much. The service was slow at times, but it was new year's eve and it was a packed house. We always had plenty of water, and the waitress was good about checking on us, but she wasn't spectacular. She did bring my sister's request of chili paste and chili powder really quickly, which was nice.\n\nI wouldn't come back here because I'm sure there's a thai restaurant somewhere off the beaten path in vegas which can make food just as good, and for lower prices. BUT i did have a great experience and was happy with everything we ate.
__label__3 I loved the ambiance!! It's a LOT smaller than the SEA in Brooklyn but same theme. Really cute place for date night. Don't let the fact that's in Bally's steer you away!!! It's a classy/trendy little spot. Food was really good. The reason I gave it 4 instead of 5 is the fact that I got extremely sick immediately after leaving there. Even though that happened, I would still go back and give it another shot. I really enjoyed the food/experience.
__label__1 Not even as good as its predecessor Silver Spur which paled in comparison to the original Satisfied Frog.\n     The oil used to fry the food needed changing desperately, so it ruined our broasted chicken, fries, and onion rings.  In a restaurant where probably a third of the dishes go into the fryer, why would you do this?\n      No complaints about the service, and the veggies in the limited salad bar were fresh enough.\n      Over all, this rated a big blah.
__label__0 POOR service!  Long Wait for Drinks!
__label__4 I could spend the whole day with Katherine! And I mean that in a way that she is someone who makes you feel like a friend. She made me laugh, I don't even know how many times, she just made me feel so comfortable. I have been going through hard times at this point in my life. Basically just not knowing what path I should be on, just plain confusion on my part. Everything that was mentioned was spot on. From how I grew up, to what I feel I must be doing but cannot seem to grasp. I am sure if I was being video taped you would see how big my eyes were the whole time 8*\nI would recommend Katherine to everyone and their mother. But I know if you are reading this it was because she was meant to fall in your path like she did mine. I wouldn't trade her for anyone!
__label__2 I'm updating my review of this place.\n\nI had a bad experience the first time I went here and I decided I would give it another try.\n\nEvery time I come, I never really get greeted, if I do it's a simple hello, with no eye contact. I don't get offered samples either. \n\nI only like coming here for two reasons. Tuesdays(35 cents per ounce) and their oatmeal cookie flavor is amazing.\n\nOther than that, it's an okay yogurt shop, it's clean, but not spotless like everyone says. Most of the time the girls are usually talking to each other when I go to pay for my yogurt, it'd be nice to get a \"hey! How are you today?\" But maybe I am asking too much?\n\nAnother thing I do not like it that their toppings are pilled HIGH. So you spill(and waste) a lot of toppings and then when you're done putting on your toppings(especially the twix) they put the tongs back on the toppings. Which is kind of gross because other customers have touched the tongs.
__label__4 This is one of the four Carnegie museums in Pittsburgh and definitely a must-see! There is also the Carnegie Museum of Arts under the same roof! But I tell you, it takes one complete day to visit each of them! In the natural history museum, the major extraction I would say is the minerals, stones and gems exhibition! And then comes the Dinosaurs, so much for Pitts being the first place where the fossils were discovered! The forests/animals/birds of African setting were very life like!  Kids would love this place! \n\nOverall, a must visit if you come to Pitts!
__label__4 First five stars I have given. This place is to die! My cousins brought me here with my niece for my birthday brunch. I have never been happier. Located atop the pool at the M Resort, its pretty easy  to find and parking is a breeze as the M has plenty. The wait was nonexistent as we came on Friday mid afternoon, but expect a wait for Sunday Brunch. The decor is farmhouse meets fancy pants. We were seated overlooking the pool with a great view of the Valley just past. The server was very friendly and was nice enough to joke and play with my 3 yr old niece. For drinks, myself and one cousin ordered Pabst Blue Ribbon which were served in the can with a chilled glass. My other cousin, not one for spirits, ordered the Iced Pistachio Mocha. Wonderfully nutty, with a tasty espresso base. We ordered an Apple juice for the little one and were stoked to see a regular sized drink (in a plastic, covered, strawed cup) (none of that asshole-ish 4 bucks for a shot BS) and it was Simply Apple! For the food, we decided to get a Farmer's Daughter combo for the babe. The pancake was the size of her head! It also came with a side of eggs and sausage. The eggs are the one thing I didn't like. Something they put in them didn't sit well with my tastebuds. The sausage was grand. Two links that had a crisp skin, soft center and a faint lavender taste that surprised all of us. For the big kids we decided to split two plates among us as the portions are giant! We ordered the Sage Fried Chicken and Waffles and the Meatloaf Hash. The chicken and waffles came in the form of a giant tower of awesome! Four fresh waffles topped with two deep fried chicken breasts and a huge stalk of sage rising proudly from the center, capping the dish off at about 18 inches tall. The chicken was moist and juicy with a flavorful thin breading. The waffles had bacon cooked right into the center of them, that helped translate the sweet waffles and syrup to the savory chicken easily. It was topped with fried leeks, which also had great flavor. (try them). The Meatloaf Hash came in a giant skillet, with eggs, seasonal fruit and a hearty biscuit. The hash itself had fried potatoes, spinach and a medley of bell peppers, perfectly sweated and covered in ooey gooey cheese.  The meatloaf itself had that perfect day old taste you'd expect for use in a hash. Phenomenal!!!! The biscuit was a classic recipe, nothing too special, but each table has a small jar of preserves. These may be seasonal, but the spread du jour was a mix of peach and apricot. There was no label on it, you could literally taste both of those fruits distinctly. If all of this wasn't enough, the presentation was astounding. Every few moments another giant fortress of food would emerge from the kitchen. You can tell they take great pride in every piece of culinary kitsch they send out. EVERYONE GO HERE!
__label__3 My usual here is the Sage Fried Chicken Hollandaise, but today I decided to try something different.\n\nI ordered a Half and Half (Iced Tea and Lemonade), Meatloaf sandwich and Mac & Cheese.  The Half-and-Half (Arnold Palmer) was terrific and refillable.  The Meatloaf was incredible as well, there are so many layers of flavor.  It takes all the things you like about meatloaf and amplified them, while removing the things you don't like.  The Meatloaf sits on two extra thick slices of buttered Texas toast.  The final addition is a thick layer of cheese on top of the meatloaf, forming a cheese skirt on the side.  I said cheese skirt, people.  This is reminiscent of the legendary Squeeze Inn in Sacramento or Napa Valley.\n\nThe Mac & Cheese, though highly recommended by the waitress (who claimed to be a M&C aficionado), was alright.  The cheese sauce was grainy, but there's the pleasant surprise of scallions in the dish.  Penne pasta replaces the traditional elbow macaroni.\n\nThe Hash House at the M has a great view of the mountains and overlooks the pool, though it was mostly senior worshiping the sun the day I was there.
__label__1 Bland food poor service,overpriced. Goes to show if you get on a tv show people will come. I was one of the fools  a few years they will all be gone
__label__1 Mixed feelings. Except for the salads, the food was tasty. Meatloaf sandwich and breakfast plate was really good  Be prepared for huge portions. Salads were lettuce heavy and dressing was watery. I gave it 2 stars because the service, though friendly, was slow. And the dishes were dirty. Coffee mug had lipstick all around and silverware smelled like dirty water. If u don't care about that stuff, give it a try.
__label__3 Visited some friends staying at this off-strip hotel and had an amazing breakfast. Our server helped us decide on the menu and explained the portions.  They are extremely huge but we had to try a couple of their reviewed dishes. We had Sage Fried Chicken Benedict (it had spinach, hardwood bacon, tomato & mozzarella, chipotle cream, scrambled eggs) and Griddled French Toast (ooey gooey yummy). Wow...talk about enormous! Our server was kind enough to warn about the size and she offered to give us to-go containers so my friend can take it up to his hotel roommate.  We knew we would only eat half of each dish so its all good. I can't speak for the lunch or dinner dishes but their breakfast menu was highly recommended by the concierge and we were more than satifisfied and full! The only downside for me is the drive cause I was staying at the Strip. Next time I'll go to the one on West Sahara or Imperial Palace :)
__label__2 8/6: I went to the one located in the M Resort and Casino. The food is alright. Good but nothing special. I wouldn't have guessed it made an appearance on TV. A bit pricey for what it is, although they do serve you huge portions, so save the leftovers and it's like 2 meals. Pretty heavy food. The presentation was awesome. Beautiful environment with a nice view. \n\nI've had the Tractor Driver Combo (2 egg whites, 2 sausages, and waffles..$14.95) and Andy's Sage Fried Chicken ($15.95). \n\nFor breakfast/brunch I'd much rather go to Cracked Egg, Egg Works, or The Griddle. You'll most likely spend less for around the same portions, plus I think they taste better. I might revisit if a friend wants to try it out.
__label__3 Sage chicken and waffles and Andy's chicken benedict are always the best!! Got the watermelon kiwi lemonade this time--it was a little sweeter than I typically like, but the flavor was terrific!
__label__1 Food portions were huge, food was just meh.
__label__2 This location is always busy and unkempt and dirty.  I usually plan to wait for 15 minutes when I go here.  It's also very hard to find, so familiarize yourself with a map (or use google maps every time like I do) \n\nI try to use the location on Scottsdale & Williams as much as possible for an overall better experience.  It's located here:\n\n7339 E Williams Dr\nScottsdale, AZ 85255
__label__1 I've visited this establishment twice, once for dinner and more recently for their reopened lunch buffet. For dinner, the food was okay, but the service was severely lacking. It took forever (about 2 hours total) to order our food, get water and refills, get our food and finally pay our check. The butter chicken was so-so. The aloo gobi even less remarkable. The 2 kinds of naan were too doughy. Despite this mediocre experience, I was willing to give their lunch buffet a try, especially since the wifey was curious to experience their cuisine. What a mistake that was... First of all, the price of $11.99 is at the high end for Indian lunch buffets, and this place is the exception to the rule that you get what you pay for. The selection and quality was downright pathetic and frankly embarassing. Ok, to be fair, it was still better than our abysmal experience at Sherpa House (in Golden, CO) but that is setting the bar extremely low. There were a whopping total of 8 hot trays consisting of items such as onion \"pakora\" (basically onion ring fragments), orange chicken, daal, chana masala, goan fish curry, lamb curry, paneer masala, and (non-Basmati) rice. There was also a small salad bar section and kheer. There was a surprising lack of classic staples such as mango chutney, samosas, Tandoori chicken, any kind of chicken curry, or saag. Although we enjoyed the fish curry, it could not make up for the lack of selection and quality of the rest of items. The garlic naan was so-so. It was simultaneously too doughy yet too hard and dry on the bottom. The kheer was the worst we've ever had. It lacked cardamom flavor and contained numerous clumps of rice. At least this time around, the service was half decent. The only other mitigating factor was they were running a $2 off promotion, although we had to specifically ask for the discount to be applied. That being said, the fact that this place garners stellar reviews is a real head scratcher. Perhaps, restaurants located in the (relative) boonies are held to a lower standard. Who knows? As for me, when I rate a restaurant, I don't care where a restaurant is located. The food is either good or it isn't. It's either a good value or it isn't. Unfortunately, this place is neither.
__label__1 First off, this place is not a thrift store, as other reviewers have been calling it. Calling it a thrift store entails that the clothes are donated. Trend Traders is a resale shop, and compared with some of the other resale shops nearby, like Buffalo Exchange and Mustang Xchange, it's lacking. The merchandise itself isn't much to my taste--thing some of the trendier, blander items from Forever 21 and H&M--but more than that, the pieces they carry are not worth the prices marked. The brands they carry are cheap with a limited shelf-life when bought new--who knows how long they'll last if you buy them second hand? You can find similar clothes at a real thrift store like Savers or Salvation Army for a fraction of the price, or you can buy them new for a few dollars more and they might last a few more washes. Either would be preferable.
__label__2 To be or not to be healthy, that is the question in this review.  The food I had was very good.  The place was packed for lunch and our service was descent.  The ambiance was ok.  I had the fish tacos for under 475 calories and an ice tea.  Now, do I want to spend $20 for a lunch that I could probably do at home.  I don't think so.  All the dishes use your typical flavor enhancers like some kind of hot or garlic when you can't add the \"good\" stuff like butter, cream, and cheese!  I think if I am going to go healthier when eating out I would prefer to go to True Foods or just go to a place I love and order better.  This place will make it b/c its location is perfect for the person lunching several times a week and trying to be healthy.  I would not mind going back, it just would not be at the top of my list.
__label__3 A beautiful Friday afternoon at the Biltmore Fashion Park . . . we're hungry! Do we go for decadence at the Cheesecake Factory or healthy food at True Foods . . . aah, we spot Seasons 52, and I look it up on Yelp! Great reviews so we decided to give it a whirl! \n\nThe patio, although small, was just perfect . . . intimate and comfortable. It is set away from the parking lot, so you don't feel like you are at a big shopping center patio with cars and fumes passing by. \n\nI love that every menu item is under 475 calories, and they all sound interesting. My dining companion ordered the Farmer's Market Vegetable Plate with spring snap peas, grilled ponzu tofu and toasted almond tabbouleh. The tofu was yum! Even more yum was the tabbouleh with its mildly sweet taste. I could have eaten that just as my meal. I ordered the day's special flatbread -- Smoked Scottish Salmon with creme fresch. It was delicious and huge. I don't know how it came in under 475 calories, but if they say so, who am I to question it. The flatbread is about 5 x 13, plenty to share, so I ended up just eating the smoked salmon and leaving a good portion of the flatbread. \n\nThe service we received was outstanding! Our waiter was very patient with me as it takes me a long time to make up my mind, especially when I haven't had a chance to peruse a menu in advance of going somewhere. I'm always the one who says, \"take everyone else's order first and come back to me\" and often, I still haven't made up my mind . . . \n\nAs much as it pains my wallet to have to go to Biltmore Fashion Park to shop (hee hee hee), I think I can now find another reason to head in that direction. More importantly, I will have to find someone to go with me who will share one or two of their Mini Indulgences for dessert, but again, I'll have a hard time making up my mind which flavor. Aah, if life's problems were only that simple! \n\nBon Appetit!
__label__1 i think my lunch salad was made last night, it had no dressing and i waited 25 minutes to be seated. i'm all set. the only neat thing is every dish is under 475 calories. good concept, but it falls short. really, really short.
__label__0 Awful place. For starters their chairs are so un-comfortable. They are so old and the massage part that I'm sure worked at one point sticks into your back. Next I got a 5 min leg massage which was more like a 10 year old rubbing lotion on you. I paid the $4 to have them callus my feet (which werent that bad to begin with) and had to ask them to redo after they moved on to the part. They don't push down your cuticles so when they go to put color on there is a jagged line. Bottom line.... I could have done a much better with the stuff I have in my cabinets. Don't go here no matter how cheap, you still dont get your money worth
__label__2 The first time we tried the restaurant was on a Saturday at lunch and the patio hadn't been cleaned from Friday night with dishes still on the tables. The happy hour beer selection is excellent and the pizza is pretty good but unfortunately, they failed our number one bar food test, the nacho test! Their nachos are quite possibly the worst we've ever had. Don't be fooled by the 'queso' description on the menu, the queso is simply a small lump of slightly warmed cheese sauce plunked on top of a bowl of cold dry chips and completely flavorless ground beef. \n\nLastly, we are big fans of eating outdoors this time of year and but unfortunately, the small patio is used as the smoking section for the restaurant so it is thick with cigarette smoke making it a nasty experience.\n\nBecause the servers are always pleasant and the happy hour beer prices are good we may be back for a beer, but it won't be the local dinner spot we'd hoped it would be.
__label__3 Great and friendly atmosphere. Seasonal and regional menu; very accommodating.\nOpen for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. I got to meet the 2 owners; brothers, who are very friendly. Menu changes 8 times a year. With time, this will easily be 5 stars.
__label__4 This is the greatest addition to the Basset St neighborhood... fantastic service, great food, locally owned, awesome prices, nice atmosphere...I can't say enough. They change the menu 2 times a season, hence the name. The entrees and breakfasts are great. You don't get cheesecake factory sized portions, but you definitely get a good value. They have a great selection of teas,  and offer a full coffee and regular bar. Two brothers own it and you can tell they care about their customers a lot. Get on their mailing list too, they only email once a month and have good specials.
__label__1 We gave this place a try for breakfast and dinner, and were disappointed both times. The breakfast experience was terrible- extremely slow service, ran out of coffee, food came out wrong, took 10 minutes to get hot sauce while over cooked eggs got cold. Food was way over priced, especially for dinner.
__label__0 My boyfriend and I have lived here for a little over a year, and since the first week it's been horrible. We have loud people coming in and out everyday/night since the gates are ALWAYS broken. Bumping their loud music and honking their horns repeatedly. Our roof started leaking when those rain storms were here, took them 3 days to fix, and still hasn't fixed it from the inside. Someone always pulls the fire alarms late at night around 10-11pm. And the dumpsters are always full. People just throw their mattresses and old couches next them and they are there for days. The parking sucks. If you have company over they have to park outside of the complex on the side of the road cause there are NEVER any free spots. I wouldn't recommend this place to anyone. It's loud, dirty, and to expensive for what's going on around you. Not worth your money.
__label__2 For years we have seen Popeye's Chicken advertised on American television networks, so we were pleased when we found one here in Kitchener.\n\nThe comments about service being painfully slow were still true today.  There was no one ahead of us in line, one family seated and eating, and yet it took 10-15 minutes for two small meals.  This was due to the chicken needing to be cooked fresh, but the fries were ready and cooked.\n\nThe rip'n' chicken combo for $4.99 was an okay deal.  It's a chicken breast basically cut into chicken fingers, breaded, and fried, so it looks like a hand (easy for children and simple to eat). It also includes a medium soft drink and cajun fries (the only kind of fries).\n\nThe chicken was fresh and juicy.  The breading is chewy and doesn't have much flavour.  The chicken and breading was noticeably less salty and less greasy than KFC.\n\nThe fries were sitting under the heat lamp and were stale. They tasted freezer burnt and just didn't taste like they were fresh or quality potatoes.  I would suggest trying another side, like the cajun rice or mac 'n' cheese.\n\nTheir dipping sauces are good: they have a blackened ranch sauce and a cajun mustard sauce, which has horseradish. They were a spicy complement to the chicken fingers.\n\nThis location charges 90 cents for pop refills. I'm not sure if this is location specific or  Popeyes' policy, but they're clearly out of sync with restaurants like McDonald's or KFC offering free refills.\n\nIn all, this is a welcome contrast to KFC: different, delicious, but lacking some of the customer service traits to drive customers into the restaurant.
__label__0 Will not order from here again. Ordered online, they said it would be 45 min, then they updated that it would be 55 min, then it ended up being almost an hour and a half for cold fries and meh-warm chicken. Very disappointed. This was the first time we ordered/ate from Popeyes. We wanted something simple and tasty for supper as I had been out all day. The biscuits were so salty that 3 out of 4 of us couldn't eat them (salty on one side only). The onion rings were cold and chewy. ... I really feel terrible that we spent so much money on this food. It would have been cheaper to go to Crabby Joes as it was Sunday (and kids eat free), but we wanted to try something new and thought we'd change it up for the kids. Very disappointed. Our pop was cold! That was about the only thing perfect in our order. :(\n\nI am updating this as my husband wanted me to mention that he had to microwave his food to get it warm enough to be edible and the onion rings and fries tasted refried, and rubbery.
__label__1 Store and gas island are dirty. The first pump that I went to wasn't working with credit or debit cards. The store is not maintained very well, which is apparent with the dirty condition and the pumps not working
__label__1 1 Star for me actually going to a different gas station and 1 star for the cheaper gas at this station versus the one by my house.\n\nOtherwise- YUCK! This place is dirty dirty dirty. I reached down to grab the gas pump handle and my hand almost got stuck to it because it was so sticky and gross. I know this is a gas station and those pump handles are gonna be dirty but I shouldn't have to bring gloves with me to get gas.\n\nThe trash was also overflowing at the pump. It looked like they never come outside and clean up. Maybe it was too hot for them. =) \n\nI did not go inside and thank god. I can only imagine what that looked like. They should have a clean outside and it will be more inviting for people to go in and get other things. They are definitely losing money because of this Who knows? I may have went in and bought something if it was cleaner.
__label__4 Seven of us ladies went shopping at Patty's closet and ended up next door having all kinds of treatments done!  What a fantastic gem of a place!  We walked out with tans, waxed eybrows, Brazilian waxes, cupcakes, great conversation, candles, makeup, and most importantly feeling beautiful!!!  All the young women working there are simply magnificent...they know what they're doing and do it well!  Can't wait 'til our next trip out to Vegas where we now know where to be pampered!!!
__label__1 While I have to agree with everyone that they can get you in and out of there FAST it left something to be desired for me like a thorough wax. The thing that really kills me is that I could actually hear other clients when I was in the waiting area. Not just mumbles, but clear as day conversations between the client and aesthetician. My wax was quick, but I had some strays that I had to tweeze. If I wanted to take the hair out myself, I wouldn't have paid you for a wax. Another thing I thought was weird was that I was given grape seed oil after to get any wax off. Again I am probably just being picky, but didn't I pay you for a service? Isn't ensuring I don't walk out with any wax on part of what I paid you for? I'm also used to having the area cleared of any hair that has been pulled, but wasn't cleaned off the skin. Didn't happen here. The most economical waxing place, but for $5 more I get a more thorough, cleaner job (granted it takes longer) at other places. Wouldn't go back unless I have 20 minutes and am in dire need of a wax.
__label__0 This little market has closed down . What a shame.
__label__3 We have ordered from here a few times. I love that you can order exactly what you want online so there's no confusion about what exactly you want. Due to it being close to closing once we couldn't order online but they took our phone order and everything was ready promptly. It's not always easy to find something that everybody in the family wants to eat so I save this gem for when I travel with the family in the Madison area. My little one loves pitas and my husband and I like the various combinations on the menu.
__label__4 Nice to have a bike friendly place to go in the south. Great food and staff as well!
__label__0 I have been checking on this place for the last couple weeks, first there was a sign on the door, \"Temporarily closed, come back later\"  Not a good sign.  Stopped again today, letter from the city showing is is shut down.  What a shame, were did my favorite waitresses go???
__label__4 I visited this unique little flower shop recently and was so impressed. The minute I walked in the door I could tell this was my kind of flower shop. It was clean, welcoming and the staff was so friendly and helpful.\n\nThis flower shop not only has great floral arrangements, it has really unique items for a special events, decorating or for gift giving! \n\nI'll be back time and time again!
__label__4 Ever since I got my lash extensions done from you Julie, I have more time to do other things than putting mascara in the mornings. You make me look brighter and prettier and yes I do tell others the lashes are mine :) Love all you have offered and will be back for more.
__label__0 Sorry, to say our meal was not tasty at all and our tamale was cold. Maybe they can improve as we need more types and styles of food in Fountain Hills.
__label__4 This place is sensational. Went her about 7-8 times in our 10 day stay in Scottsdale/Fountain Hills. Just couldn't get enough. Food and variety of is great, terrific decor and friendly service. A restaurant that really has it all together. Red Sangria best I've ever had.
__label__0 Saw this restaurant on a local TV program called \"check please\". Thought we would try it last Sat. night. Called for reservations, got the time we wanted and away we went (about 40 Miles) to Fountain Hills. Sat down, ordered drinks and chips @ 6;45. Got the drinks right away, and chips and guacamole came almost one hour later. We kept asking the server about our appetizer and she said the kitchen is slow and our order would be out soon................NOT!!! We ordered our shrimp tacos and received them 40 min. later. We talked to the owner and she said the kitchen was terribly slow and didn't know why. As the owner, she wasn't too concerned and offered us a free dessert. FLAN.... We left and will not return. Cute place and a great idea. They need some customer service skills and certainly a kitchen manager who cares about the return of a customer. \nPlenty of restaurants in the Phoenix area and we will not be heading back to Fountain Hills anytime soon. We are retired and have a lot of time, but our patience will not tolerate this type of service. Sorry.
__label__1 Tasteless this visit for the lunch menu. Had to soak the tacos with sour cream, salsa, salt, and pepper. They were still lacking taste. Hopefully it was just the cook. Won't consider coming back anytime soon.
__label__4 I need to preface my review by saying that Nike owned stores are not for everyone. If you want a bargain, don't waste your time. This is not an outlet store. If you're into sneaker culture and shoes are a vice of yours, you will come away satisfied. It's nice to be able to get access to the limited edition Nike releases at a legit source. \n\nWhile the store isn't large, they manage to hit the areas most people want: basketball, running, golf, baseball, tennis, and crosstraining.\n\nAbout my only negative is that they don't have anything for soccer or football. Since Nike makes so many team uniforms for European soccer teams and will soon take over the NFL jerseys, it would be nice to see some of that product there in the future. \n\nAll in all, I love this place and plan on blowing plenty of my disposable income in the future there.
__label__3 Really good service. Prices are what you would expect. I couldn't find anything on sale
__label__2 I walked in here to check out the new Kobe stuff they had to offer.  Big, airy store.  Plenty of staffing to assist you (greeted at bottom of stairs, top, and on the way back down!).  \n\nI thought it was awesome they had stuff representing UK out in the west.\n\nNice selection of the newest products; but I wasn't really sure what they were trying to accomplish at this store.  Maybe just a highlight of the new stuff?\n\nIt just seemed like a sample of things Nike has to offer, which to me is somewhat disappointing (especially with all of the space they have!).  On a defense, I think they had computers you could order just about anything.  \n\nUnfortunately for me, I cannot wear Nike shoes anymore because of the way my foot is shaped, but they still have some nice golf shirts in there I can fit in!\n\nCheck this place out if you are a Nike fan.  If you are here for a bargain, you are entering the wrong place!
__label__0 Bad service with worse food.  It's hard to screw up simple chips & queso and a hamburger, but somehow they managed to do it.  There must be a curse with the location, because apparently nothing can stay in business there; fingers crossed Kennedy's experiences the same fate and something better comes next.
__label__2 I've been here several times on different days and at different times. The best time to go is on a weekday after the lunch rush. Outside seating is nice. They have fans blowing if it's a warm day outside. The service is always pretty good and the wait staff is friendly. The food is typical bar food and nothing really special stands out. It's a fun place to hang out with friends if you're around elizabeth and wanna grab a beer outside on the patio!
__label__2 First off, what a great addition to the neighborhood. We needed a coffee shop that wasn't a weird, haphazard array of junk scattered about(Conspire.) We also needed to be rid of that shiester Derek who ran Hoodride, so 5 stars for Jobot for killing two birds with one stone. \n\nThis is actually a neat little coffee shop with a bar where you can sit and feel like you are at the pub but drink coffee instead. I haven't seen a coffee counter since Drip on 7th Street closed. Huge kudos for that and another five stars.\n\nUnfortunately, they were out of coffee on my visit. The guy behind the counter was very cordial and offered to brew a pot but I was in a bit of a rush to get back to work. I was happy to order an Americano, but I felt that still charging me full price for it was kind of unfortunate, and the quality and taste was less than exceptional. Generally, if a place is out of something, they will offer you something else and charge you the price of what you originally wanted. And generally, a two-shot Americano will keep me feeling awake and energetic, but this was very watered down and didn't taste that great either.\n\nI'll definitely hang out here when I need a fix, but more because it's just a neat little place, and not because of it's coffee. Otherwise, Giant and Lux are far superior when it comes to the drinks and they are a little fancier.
__label__3 A Phoenix coffee shop open past 9pm? Praise the baby Jesus!
__label__1 I really, really wanted to like this place when I went, but it just didn't happen. I went on a nice peaceful Sunday morning to meet some friends and discuss an upcoming project we are working on. I parked my car and walked up to JoBot only to hear club  music blasting from a D.J. in the front sitting area. All I could think was, please let my friends be inside because I cannot listen to club music first thing in the A.M. I could only think how much worse it would be if I was hungover. Thank goodness my friends were inside. \n\nWhen I walked inside, I really liked the old house feel, but the place could have seriously used a good scrubbing.  It felt grimy and dingy rather than fresh and vintage.  I am a tea drinker, so I was a bit disappointed with their tea selection. It was nothing to write home about.  My friends were in the back room and as I walked over to them there was a spot in the floor I almost fell through - I'm not kidding. And I am not a heavy girl either - 115 lbs. The floor boards were stripped away and there was a thin layer of old wood between me and the crawl space. I about pissed myself when I stepped on it and felt the wood bend and start to give. Needless to say it was not the relaxing leisurely Sunday morning I had in mind.
__label__3 i'm not sure why i haven't written a review for jobot yet- i'm there at least once a week and it has become my go to coffee shop. their toddy is the best i've had in phoenix- it's well made and a good price. the crepes are good as well- i usually get either a #2 or a #3 with an egg. i've really never had issue with the service- i'm not expecting my barista and i to be bffs. the fact that they are open late sun-thurs and 24 hours on fri and sat is a plus and so is the wifi. it's a cool spot and the crowd is way less pretentious than lux or cartel.  have only one complaint- the piano in the back room has been a source of annoyance for months now. i know it's not always being used but when it is, it makes me question whether to move onto songbird or lola...
__label__1 We've all been there.  You've been drinking a little too much and the bar closes. You get hungry (I call them the drunchies) and you are willing to eat almost anything. You just want something really good. We made the mistake of coming to JoBot Coffee for Crepes.  We ordered the #1 (Braized Beef, Mozzarella, Swiss, Caramelized Onions, Bell Pepper, Peppercini) the #2 (Chorizo, Fried Egg, Mozzarella, Spinach, Salsa) and the B. (BANANA + NUTELLA + WHIP). The crepe wasn't hot even though it was made \"fresh\", everything tasted bland and it was not satisfying. Decor was great, service was great and the fact they are open 24 hours on the weekend is a huge plus! However, I'd try something better for your drunchies. For some reason, all of our stomachs hurt that day right after as well. That could just be a coincidence, I suppose.
__label__1 Great coffee and cool atmosphere, but when they made a mistake with my breakfast first it was the employees fault for writing the order wrong and then the manager came over to my table to \"clarify\" with me that it wasn't their employees fault, but mine for taking the wrong food. The place was full so when she called the name out at the counter I didn't hear her clearly, but saw she was carrying a breakfast burrito, what I ordered, and thought it was mine. Who's responsibility is it to make sure customers get the right product? Theirs. Before placing food on the table it would probably be a good idea to confirm the right table is getting the right order. The employees and manager placed blame on each other and then the customer for the mistake, and were completely rude. \n\nThe coffee is good, and so is their food but rude employees and bad management will ensure I never go back, and encourage others to go somewhere else.
__label__2 Came here a few weeks ago with friends. Breakfast was good, tea was nice, atmosphere ok. I wasn't blown away but I also wasn't disappointed. I love the location and the interior is vintage and original. The outside was ok to have breakfast and enjoy the weather. Moderately priced.
__label__4 I've ordered every way you can (take out, pick up, dine in, delivery) and every way has been great. They seem to always quote the right time and in fact when I pick up it's either \"It's being wrapped up\" or \"It's just about done\" which is great because my food is always fresh. \n\nWhen ever I have dined in, the staff is friendly and if the server was ever too busy, anyone working is willing to help. The food is great, I can not get enough of their italian dressing! That stuff can go on any salad or sub and just.. it's very good!
__label__0 I always order delivery from them, not because their food is great but because they are the only Chinese restaurant that delivers and taste acceptable around where I live. I always tip the driver 20% or above until lately I was having an important phone call when they delivered and forgot to tip the guy. I was told on the phone that I need to tip the driver the next time I called them. I said Ok and apologized, explaining I was on the phone that's why I didn't tip the driver. And I did tip the driver this time. However I FOUND A BIG PIECE OF EGG SHELL AND A PIECE OF HAIR in my food. This has never happened before so I dont know if they did it on purpose or not. As far as I remember tipping is OPTIONAL, and you should never throw egg shell and hair into other people's food.
__label__4 Stopped in with my boy when we went to the pizza place next door.  Got to say, the cookies were OUTSTANDING and we really enjoyed the treat!  Prices were reasonable and they had a number of other treats that we did not get a chance to try yet including cupcakes.\n\nShort story, per my son, try the chocolate explosion cookie.  (To me it seemed more like a brownie) He raved about it and really enjoyed it, so I know it was good.  I had a white chocolate chip cookie square and it was pretty darn good.  Good enough I want one again.  : )
__label__0 Well I ended up here last night only because there was a 2 hour wait @ Cowfish.  Two hour wait on a Tuesday night.  WOW !!  Well ,sat at the bar at Zink which was not crowded.  The bartended approached us pretty quickly but after that it went down hill.  Sat there with empty glasses a couple of times and just luckily caught the bartenders eye to wave him down to our end of the bar.  He seemed more interested in working the service bar.  So we started out with crab cakes and lettuce wraps. Crab cakes were terrible.  Had no taste what so ever.  The frozen ones I bought at BJ's were definately better.  The chicken wraps had some flavor but still nothing exciting.  My friend got the scallops which he said were good and I got the Miso Cod with peaches and fried rice.  Peaches were disgusting. Tasted like canned peaches that had been soaking for several hours in some marinade. The fish was okay I guess, but it was just cod.  Like I said, I think the main reason Zink might continue to exist is only because of people not wanting to wait hours to eat at Cowfish.
__label__2 A perfect place for overpriced chicken paninis and mac and cheese. You know exactly what you're paying for- the decor, duh (though perfectly reasonable with a Groupon or LivingSocial deal in hand for sure).  BUT- I must say that out waiter was pretty AMAZING.  My chicken panini was frozen in the center so I ate around it..I ate everything around it.  The waiter ended up figuring out and replaced my order with another one.  I guess one and a half paninis for the price of one is always worth it.  Regardless, the food didn't blow me away.  My Asian grandmother can make better mac and cheese for sure.  Regardless, props to our waiter!
__label__1 So admittedly I came here with a huge group (20 people) but we weren't looking to sit at a normal table and were fine with sitting in their outdoor patio/lounge area. Still our waiter looked like he was being thrown in to some sort of top chef challenge and literally muttered things like \"jesus christ, there's more?\" and \"I'll bet they'll all want separate checks\" well within earshot of all of us. Filter maybe?\n\nAnyways he took like 2/3 of our orders then disappeared for about 20 minutes (pen ran out of ink? the paper notepad was impossible to flip?!) and then when he did come back to serve food he tripped and spilled it on us. Eventually the other, decidedly more professional staff came to help out and things went relatively smoothly but if it's this guy's first day, or he has never waited a table before a place with Zink prices should probably discriminate in it's hiring a little more.\n\nAnyways, my tacos were eh and I thought the mac and cheese was kind of weak. Not bad food but after our fun time with the waiter I guess I just wasn't in the mood to enjoy my meal.\n\nAnd since he brought it up, we did all get separate checks.
__label__2 I love the concept of this place, but at $9 for an adult admission I'm disappointed in the number of items and selection that were on collection in the galleries. \n\nHowever, if you want to support the preservation of black art this is a great place to spend an hour in.
__label__3 Drive Thru - Super friendly and always remember us and what we like to order.
__label__2 My pre-low carb weekend binge included a quick stop at Biaggio's.\n\nPicked up a slice and a meatball sub and a cannoli for the gf.\ntotal cost $12  - not sure what the individual costs were.  Did notice they had a $6 2 slice and a drink special  so i assume a slice is around $3.\n\nThe slice had a nice exterior crunch, yet still a lil softness to the interior.  The cheese was lacking flavor as was the sauce, the sausage - decent.  Overall, an average slice.  The meatball sub - i liked the meatballs but the sauce was a little too strong on the oregano.  Had one bite of the cannoli - it worked for me.  since the gf wolfed the rest in 3 bites, she liked it.\n\nI took my food to go, the place was full.  Found it odd they had a large donut selection in the display case ...why ? \n\ni'll definitely try again ...in about 2-3 months
__label__3 We've been to Biaggio's twice this week already! Once on Monday and the second time on Thursday, but it's always been to go.  The fianc\u00e9 ordered pizza and wings on Monday. THE WINGS ARE TO DIE FOR! I'm pretty much addicted to their wings and could eat them all the time. The wings are crunchy on the outside and moist on the inside dipped in ranch and hot sauce, its just irresistible. The pizza I thought was good, but nothing like out of this world. We just got the plain pepperoni on one half and mushrooms and sausage on the other half. \nLast night we decided to try a stromboli. It was actually bigger than I had thought it was going to be. We went with the Chicken with artichokes and red pepper. I loved the artichokes in it, but other than that I think I would stick with the 6.99 stromboli's vs our specialty stromboli which was 12.99. Both meals ended up around 30 bucks, which seems a lil pricey for some pie and wings. I definitely will be back for the wings though.
__label__4 The food is delish! Their pizzas were far superior to any others I've had here in Vegas. Their chicken wings and garlic knots could both become my new addictions! \n\nAlso, the service and customer interaction was perfection, which seems to be a detail that is all too overlooked in life! Biaggio himself is such a wonderful host that he makes you feel like family rather than a customer. Also, they deliver ALL over town, yes ALL over!\n\nI sure hope they open another location near my Southwest home so I not only get the yummy food, but the awesome Biaggio experience!
__label__4 Thank you so much for making my husband's birthday party such a wonderful success.  We had the most delicious salad (greek was amazing) pizza (all fantastic) and stromboli (delicious and our 1st time having one)  The owner was so helpful and generous with us and we loved our meal so much.  We look forward to visiting Las Vegas again and having Biaggio's delivered to our hotel room!!!
__label__2 their pizza is pretty good. i liked the crust and there was just enough oil to give it that extra flavor a lot of places forget to put in. when i got there i was the only one in the restaurant and the owner and two other people were conducting business or doing something. i felt like i was interrupting their meeting because it felt like they kept looking over at me. while i was eating. he did ask me once how i was doing while he was still sitting down in his meeting and i said good. the waiter asked me if i needed water and how everything was throughout my meal, but i still felt like i was interrupting their meeting. it was like that scene from a gangster movie (i cant remember which one, goodfellas?) when the gangsters killed a guy in the bar and then a cop walks by. they drag the body into the back and the cop comes in to the bar.
__label__4 New to Vegas, I picked this place solely because it was close and convenient. What a great surprise! We just got pizza to go but it was some of the best I've had; hot, fresh ingredients and perfect thin crust. Will definitely be eating here again!
__label__0 I tried Biaggio's for the first time last night. I ordered a large two topping pizza & a small order of garlic knots. The person on the phone quoted me 45 minutes & my order arrived within minutes of the quoted time. The garlic knots were in a brown paper bag on top of the pizza box. The bottom half of the bag was dark & wet from spilled butter. I opened the pizza box & there was a puddle of grease on top of it. My food tasted ok but was barely warm. It cost me $30 for my order. Next time I think I'll just have frozen pizza instead.
__label__0 Extremely disappointing, fails in execution and seasoning.\n\nDuck Pot Pie: featured unevenly chopped vegetables of large and small chunks, resulting in uneven cooking. Nearly raw potatoes will ruin anything. Nearly raw unpeeled potatoes with rough skins, many eyes, and gray areas under the skin are doubly unappetizing. The filling languished in a thin broth and was indifferently seasoned. The biscuit on top was wonderful though. \n\nMeat Plate: venison sausage somehow managed to be tough and bone dry yet incredibly greasy. Too much fat in the head cheese, although the olive relish would have provided a nice counterpoint to a good head cheese. Mediocre terrine, on the sweet side.  \n\nSpinach salad with caramelized apple and pickled onion, andouille and sherry vinaigrette: Very good flavor combination, brought low by rubbery sausage and spinach leaves that were approximately 5 square inches large. \n\nDecor: perhaps if the food was good I would stop complaining long enough to care.
__label__4 Everybody is helpful and friendly.  Great atmosphere.
__label__0 Worst Starbucks experience of my life.  Stuck up staff and my iced vanilla latte was still hot, in the plastic cup! We travel a lot from Flagstaff to Tucson and Anthem is our go to place for a food stop in between, but we stay away from this Starbucks.
__label__4 I always get excited over crepes for some reason. However, I don't think I like crepes. Maybe, I just like the idea and/or look of them.\n\nVery clean, fairly good-sized venue. Service is an A. Their coffee crunch (forgot the exact name of it) ice cream is good. A good variety of fresh toppings. One of the guys, who seems to be slightly older than other workers I've seen there before, makes the crepes very well. The others make them just fine as well.\n\nThey offer other items such as waffles, juices, and food I believe.
__label__3 A friend of mine recommended we give this place a try for some yummy dessert. He was definitely onto something. The place is clean and bright; there are tables and board games inviting you to stay and enjoy your dessert. The staff is friendly and efficient at getting you your treats in record time. You can even watch them make the crepes right in front of you.  \n\nOn my first visit I had the Rebel Special - strawberries, banana, and Nutella - how can  you go wrong? I chose to have vanilla ice cream on mine and was not disappointed. The crepe was light and a perfect compliment to the filling. My husband had the bananas foster - banana, brown sugar, cinnamon, and caramel - my only wish was that the filling was warm. \n\nOn our next visit I was craving apple pie, did I mention I was nine months pregnant? They had the perfect solution, the apple a la mode - apple, sugar, cinnamon, caramel, and graham cracker. It was almost like a slice of pie with a scoop of vanilla ice cream on top. Again, I wished that the filling was warm, but it definitely hit the spot and quelled my pregnancy craving. \n\nI am excited to try out some of the other combinations, I get the feeling you can't go wrong. I love that you can easily eat them without utensils, you just bite right in. This is a light and delicious treat that won't leave you feeling guilty, so go give it a try! Oh and get the punch card, you'll need it!
__label__2 Here's the quick and dirty. I can see how some people may like it here. However if you've ever had a real crepe this place won't do it for you. The toppings are very standard although they have lots, it's all sweet or sweeter nothing really exciting or new happening here.
__label__1 So excited to see a Vietnamese restaurant in Edinburgh. Had the Goi Cuon (Fresh Spring Rolls) and Pho Bo Tai (Noodle Soup with Raw Beef) -- cause any decent Vietnamese shop has gotta have good Pho, and in Edinburgh, hot soup always goes well with wet weather.  The soup broth was nice, but the beef was tough and noodles chewy. How can you mess that up? So sad...
__label__0 WORST PLACE IN PITTSBURGH\n\nHad a Groupon so decided to go there. We called ahead of time to confirm what time they close. The lady on the phone said they close at 10:30pm. When my wife and I entered at 10:00pm, NO ONE came to seat us! They were doing their own stuff as if we didn't exist. Strike ONE.\n\nSome waiter probably felt bad for us and painfully slowly seated us at a half cleaned table. Another 'head waitress' walked by and whispered to him \"kitchen is closed\" and walked off. He tried telling us that the kitchen was closed already. So we told him that we had called etc. He asked us to sit anyways. Strike TWO.\n\nFood was OK. Not as good as I thought. The Brie tarts and puff pastry chicken appetizers were fine but the salmon entree was substandard. Walked to the bathroom to wash my hands...and it saw the DIRTIEST dishwashing room and restroom ever. Strike THREE.\n\nWill never go back again...
__label__0 Completely awful.\nThe server asked us as we walked in the door whether we were there with a groupon or not. I found that to be in poor taste. I told him no. He explained that it was so that he could determine which menu to give us. ??\nIf I had read the reviews here I would have understood why...\nThe food was mediocre, the drinks were mediocre, and the bill was SHOCKING for the quality of our food and experience. \nDon't waste your time!
__label__3 Nice Park by the area I work.  \n\nLarge grassy field that is depressed into a bowl so you don't lose your balls.  If you lay in the middle of it you almost forget you're in a desert!\n\n1 Covered Playground with soft turf, Three baseball fields, NO water features (-1 Star), 1 Full Size basketball Court with three side baskets per side (8 total), 2 tennis courts and covered picnic tables. \n\nThough I have never been to any games here, I can see there is concession windows for food!\n\nThere is plenty of parking and it's nice and peaceful in the middle of the day.\n\nI like that it's far away from everything (freeway and traffic), at the edge of the city and very quiet.
__label__1 The key word for Fuzzy's is bland. This is some of the most taste-free food I've ever had. Earlier this year I purchased a Groupon worth $10, and on my way home from Art Fair on the Square I decided to stop in. \n\nFuzzy's is inexpensive, so I ordered the taco plate (2 soft shell - chicken and shredded beef, with Mexican rice and fried potatoes for the sides), chips & queso, and a soda to bump me up past the $10 mark. \n\nThe signature of Fuzzy's is their unorthodox toppings - in addition to your standard lettuce/tomato/guac/etc, they include feta cheese and garlic sauce. At least they claim to, anyway. On my tacos there was maybe three little crumbles of feta (which in combination with the other cheese is enough, but not really enough to add any flavor), and I didn't taste any garlic at all. \n\nThe tacos are heaping and meat-heavy, but again - little flavor. I probably could have closed my eyes and not been sure which taco had chicken and which had beef. The rice was okay, and probably the most flavorful thing overall. The fried potatoes had a slightly undercooked generic potato flavor. The chips and queso is ridiculously large - for $3 you get five or six servings of chips and somewhere around 1-1.5 cups of melted cheese. This would be an awesome deal if the queso wasn't so blah. \n\nFuzzy's seems to be going for some sort of Tex-Mex/Mexicali hybrid, and for me it just doesn't work. What little flavor the dishes did have was not a flavor profile I enjoyed. I had hope for Fuzzy's being that it was a Texas chain -  while living in Texas I had plenty of cheap, chain Mexican food that wasn't great but was miles above Taco Bell. I was hoping Fuzzy's would be in the same category, but the only part that reminds me of the food I enjoyed down south was the fact they had Dr. Pepper and Fanta on tap.
__label__3 great food, fish tacos the best, and the beef nachos are great comes with queso mmm so good.  $2.25 for taps 20oz  and same with the  margaritas. the burritos are good but to much lettuce so say easy lettuce and extra meat.
__label__1 I stopped in for a quick lunch time snack of guacamole and chips today. The first bit of bad news is their driveway; huge pot holes right where the entrance meets the sidewalk at University Avenue. I mean, break an axle huge.\n\nThe restaurant interior is oddly laid out, with huge communal tables and very few places for individuals or smaller parties to sit. The music is loud, and everything has that vaguely sticky patina of a beachside popsicle stand, including the riotous color scheme.\n\nThey did prepare my order quickly, and the service was friendly. Too bad the food was utterly disappointing. The tortilla chips had the distinctly off flavor of rancid cooking oil, and the guacamole was thick and gluey in texture and unremarkable in flavor. I got up and left after a few bites.
__label__0 An award winner!  Second Place for worst haircut in my lifetime!  First Place went to my father who cut my hair with a bowl on my head.  \n\nI asked that my hair be cut to leave it full both around the sides and on top.  The result was short on the sides with the left side being significantly shorter than the left.  The top was cut somewhat longer, but doesn't blend well with the sides.  Even the 30 second haircut I got in the Marine Corps was better than this cut.  At least the Marine barber cut it evenly all around.  \n\nThe barber took two phone calls on his cell phone while cutting my hair.  He was minimally courteous.  The price on their website is $13, but when I asked how much the haircut was I was told $15.  Not a very professional shop.  I wonder if all the great reviews were written by friends and relatives.
__label__2 Not a bad haircut, but brought the neckline up too high and trimmed some edges in a strange way.  Not the best haircut I've gotten, but not terrible either.
__label__1 Friendly but just can't seem to get my hair right.... After several times trying to tell them how I wanted it... Seems like it's just cut how they want... Oh well I give up! Luckily hair grows :) best of luck to you all
__label__4 This is one of my local supermarkets. I see myself coming here once a week they always have specials, plus the staff is very friendly. They have a variety of stations \nWe can start off with the \n\nBread/cakes\n They have a wide and cheap assortment of breads and cake that you can choose from. Its freshly baked everyday. I would highly recommend as that you give the stuffed bolio a try. It has jalapenos and cream cheese baked on the inside.The cakes are great as well.\n\nMeat Dept\nEvery week they run great specials on different meat or seafood. It is very clean and organized. (Sometime the lines are really long but worth it cuz there are some cute guys in the back)\n\nProduce\nI would be careful when looking at the produce from my perspective they have cheap cheap produce, but sometime they have a lot that is on the verge of going bad. \n\nHot food \nThis is the best they have carnitas, chicharron en salsa verde, beans, rice, fried onions, fried jalapenos, and boy oh boy oh boy they are effin delicious. They have family packs where you can get 2lbs. of  carnitas (pork meat) beans, rice and tortillas for around $18.00 bucks.\n\nEnjoy.\nI might have missed something, I will edit as I go along.
__label__1 First off, I was annoyed for waiting over half an hour for waffles, it wasn't over crowded so that was just lame. This place is over hyped, nothing special. Just a bunch of different toppings on waffles. Big whoop! The food isn't bad it's just not anything special.
__label__4 I love this waffle cafe. Food is great and it's always clean when I go.  The staff is very nice.
__label__2 This is the nearest place for me to buy Boba when I feel like having one. Not bad. It takes a very long time for them to make one shake. I went to Smith's to buy a few things I needed, went back to the cafe and they were not yet done.  Their swirl potato chip on a stick is really good. I think they are over priced. Overall,  I still go there to buy my boba.
__label__4 I am an avid fan of Groupon/Living Social/Deal Chicken you name it, I am looking for a deal! With that being said I have tried many boxing/kickboxing gyms before trying Arizona Combat.\n\nI bought a Living Social for the Women's Boot-Camp in September of 2012 and here it is March of 2013 and I'm an active member of this gym.  I cannot get enough of this place. \n\nThe women's classes kick your butt, I mean that in every literal sense of the sentence but we still have so much fun doing it! Each trainer works with you as an individual and helps you gain the knowledge you need in order to work out properly and push yourself further than you would on your own at home doing some video.\n\nI love this gym. I would highly recommend it to anyone that has a desire to work out and work out hard!\n\nI am here to tell you that I have never felt better in my life.
__label__3 All-in-all, we enjoyed the food at Damas tonight, and it brings us pride as Syrians after seeing the rave reviews it got in the media and on blogs.  Hopefully Montrealers will now know how Syrian cuisine really differs from its more common Lebanese counterpart.  The restaurant still needs to work a bit on its service, but we will definitely be back.
__label__2 Groupon used today on take outI The nice counter girl told me after I had ordered that the groupon was for eat in only but they gave me the exception since I had already ordered. COOL! \n\nI really wanted to say \"had better\" but I still need to give them a chance. It's probably my fault for ordering weird. I got the traditional Pho with beef, shrimp spring rolls, and grilled prawn with noodles.\n\nA+ on presentation! Everything is very fresh...bright green colors on the lime, basil, and other herbs. Take note that when getting take out the beef is thinly sliced, raw and is to be cooked in the steaming broth. Chewy beef did not sit well and made me turn my nose at it. Left the beef but ate all the noodles and toppings.\n\n I was in traffic forever and for future notice I probably wouldn't get this beef as take out.  I didn't see a \"minus the meat\" option? The menu didn't seem to offer a straight veggie selection. Hmmm I'm not a vegetarian but I like my Pho stocked full of healthy produce.\n\nThe Shrimp rolls were amazing and the peanut sauce had chunks of nuts that crunched while I chomped on the ripe sweet rice wrap.\n\nThe prawns are for lunch tomorrow so I'll follow up then with that dish,  I will just need to explore further with other dishes but probably won't do the Pho here again.
__label__0 I would love to say something nice about the food here but I've been waiting for my noodles for over an hour now. The expectations are so high now and can't possibly be fulfilled.   Don't come here if you are already hungry. You'll pass out waiting. Will post again if I ever get to eat.
__label__1 Here's the thing:  I'm not entirely sure I didn't like this restaurant.  I think the problem might be that I don't like pho.\n\nId' never had pho before.  It's apparently like fancy ramen noodles?  I ordered the vegetarian curry and what came out was curry flavored soup with noodles.  It was just ok, but not good.  Fortunately it was not expensive at all.\n\nThe fresh and crispy spring rolls were fantastic, and the service was great.  I dont have anything bad to say about this place, but it was not outstanding.
__label__2 The ice cream tasted great, and the combinations you can get are awesome and unique. However, they were not well-stocked and were down to one size cup. Also they were understaffed...sort of. There was a third employee in the back who came out and filled up his drink at the soda machine and then walked to the back room while the other two associates were SLAMMED with customers. If you are a patient person, the taste is worth the wait and inconvenience.
__label__3 I would say that this is easily the best place to go in in Sun Prairie.  We have been here about 6 times and it has consistently been good.  I have ordered steak, fried fish, entrees... it's all pretty good.  The kids meals are well portioned and the kids eat it.  They rotate their menu and the beer on tap - that makes repeat business worth while.  It can be pretty busy on a Friday night.  They have filled a need in town.
__label__1 Had a private function here - beautiful space and the staff was attentive and friendly.  Not much here for vegan's and the kitchen didn't try to accommodate very well even though they had all the ingredients to make a great salad!
__label__3 Always passed this place, and finally today stopped in for a burrito. I got the AL Pastor pork burrito. It was a little heavy on the refried beans, but overall was a very nice burrito. I'll come back again and try other things.
__label__0 Terrible, they have nothing of any interest there.  Not worth it.
__label__3 The park is probably better known for its 6.5 miles of single track mountain biking trails.  It has a little something for all skill levels, but it's very rooty.
__label__0 So nice to see the new I-Hop location at Cotswald and I had the opportunity to visit last weekend with two other adults a newborn and 6 year old.  The waitress was super sweet.  Our order and meal went well and the food was tastey.  However I waited forever for my check.  I asked another server to let my waitress know I needed my check  but saw she had been seated a second table.  So I waited.  Then I got up and went to the kitchen door.  The other waiter came thru and said do you want to start tomorrow jokingly :) and then said she didn't come over yet??? and I said no.  So I go back to my table.  I then see the waitress at the computer assuming maybe she is preparing my check.  Wait. wait. wait.  Others at the table are getting annoyed too.  So I take my two pancakes on a plate up to the waitress.  I said I would like a box and my check please.  She is lost in a fog.  I said please get me a box and my check.  Again lost in fog.  I hand the plate to her and said I will meet you up front at the register.  I tipped her too and I really don't know why.  Should it take 2 hours to eat in an empty restuarant?   What I really meant to say was are you supposed to wait for an hour after you eat to get the check??
__label__0 My company brings us here quite frequently, and I have yet to get my food the way I ordered it.  Put simply, I do not like brown eggs, and this chain in general is incapable of preparing eggs to order.  A restaurant that is primarily a breakfast restaurant should be able to cook eggs in any common fashion.  I had ordered my omelets \"soft\" for several visits, and each time they came out identical to everyone else's, so then I ordered my next one \"very soft\", and still it came out identical to everyone else's......brown.  I asked the waitress how I should order my omelet to avoid it being browned, and she said it is a computer problem, \"there is no button that describes this, so I have to tell the cook verbally, and they forget\" she said.  What kind of breakfast restaurant cannot cook eggs to order?  It is not hard.  Just get it off the grill before it burns.  It is not rocket science. \n\nI guess I will just have to order pancakes the next time I have to eat here.
__label__4 great gear. quality products and amazing customer service
__label__4 One of my favorite stores for shoes. Wonderful selection. I especially love the clearance section organized by size. Super boot collection and great deals on purses. Self service so very comfortable environment.
__label__0 Most horrible customer service ever. This is a location connected to a Subway, and I should have known it would be bad as the Subway people had to whistle to let the guy there know he had customers. I was looking for donuts, and the guy sighed that I was taking too long. He was texting someone in the back prior. He took my order rushing me, and then he took my money and rushed back to his phone in the back. My sister was there going to pay for her own and he left back to the back before he would take her order. Needless to say, she never got her donuts or coffee. Then, another woman came in and waited and waited and waited while he was cleaning in the back clearly in view of any customers. I was so disgusted by the donuts that I had to put them back. They tasted like they were at least a few days old and hard. Finally he came back out to help this woman, and he was on his cell phone for several minutes! She kept waiting while he talked on his phone, then another woman came in. They visibly stared at each other like WTF until he finally got off his phone and started to help them. I will never EVER order from this Winchells if I see this man there again. This happened at about 8pm Thursday night 10/04.
__label__2 You wouldn't believe how good a Subway sandwich tastes after 4 or 5 days of constantly eating in sit-down restaurants in Vegas.\n\nThey work fast and use fresh ingredients.\n\nNot much to complain about.
__label__1 What do you do when Coca is packed? Well, sadly, the answer for us didn't lie at Mauramori, as much as we've tried over the past year. \n\nThe food here is fine, but that's really it. It's a touch above what you would expect at a run-of-the-mill diner, but nothing more. \n\nThe coffee is probably Green Mountain or whatever bulk option you'd expect to have somewhere that doesn't care too much about it. There are no fresh juices or other creative beverage options that can enhance your breakfast.\n\nThe deal breaker for us was the apathetic speed of service. The servers are friendly, it just seems like they have no urgency to do anything. Our food routinely came out 10 minutes later than expect all while the place wasn't even full.
__label__3 this is my third time at the restaurant and it never fails to please. The service is impeccable. all who work there are really friendly.\n\nI had le massif, which was amazing! the french toast was GREAT! I was full until dinner!\n\nI have to say, though, I wish I had ordered their newest item on the menu, that my two friends had, which I tasted and was SOOOOO GOOD! It's the breakfast poutine!\n\nI have to go back and have that!
__label__2 Small portions and almost an hour wait, decor was nice but seating was very tight. The potatoes were amazing, everything else was average, wished the sizes were bigger. Walked across the street to fairmount bagel because we were still hungry afterwards. They were also selling fairmount bagels but for $2 instead of $1 originally. Don't think I would wait to try this place again
__label__2 Location: Mile End... you'll either need to drive and pray for a parking spot on the way there, or use public transit. \n\nThe place: Pretty cool - they had some funky art happening on the main wall by the window that I liked. The place has a pretty relaxed feel to it and there's lots of yellow. Or maybe it's beige... Something like that. Anyway, the vibe is chill. In terms of clientele, there was a good mix of people but sadly, I couldn't complain about the Hipsters taking over the place. Not yet, anyway - I'm sure that's temporary. You'll find people of all ages and dress codes with no pretense whatsoever. \n\nThe food: They have a pretty varied menu and I was in one of those moods where I didn't feel like reading so I skipped right to the omelets. These are build-your-own and all you need to do is select three ingredients and voil\u00e0 - you're done. I went for caramelized onions, wild mushrooms and breakfast sausage because I was feeling a little meaty. My omelet arrived, piping hot, with a side of potatoes and fruit. I enjoyed the omelet very much; it was nice and fat and had the perfect mixture of ingredients - not too much or too little of one ingredient over another.  The potatoes left me feeling indifferent, however. They were crispy on the outside, which I like, but the inside was very dry so I suspect they were over-cooked. Additionally, they were sorely lacking in flavor. My friend ordered the eggs Benedict and loved them. Apparently their specialty is chicken and waffles so I'd like to try that out. I really had to fight back the urge to pull a Bill Murray and grab a waffle out of my neighbor's plate - them waffles looked REAL good!\n\nService: Pretty good. We were greeted upon entering and they prepared a table for us very quickly. There did seem to be a lot of employees floating around the place - I constantly felt like I was surrounded by waiters.\n\nOverall, I liked this place and would return. The only downside was where we were sitting - right by the door. Every time someone came in, we felt the cold draft, and people sort of piled up right behind me. The up side is that we were right by the window, so there was a lot of natural light.
__label__0 Une des pires places pour d\u00e9jeuner. Service trop long (40 minutes pour une petite cr\u00eape et quelques toasts. Et le sumum: 2 cheveux trouv\u00e9s dans notre plat.... immonde. \u00c0 \u00e9viter.
__label__3 Solid 4 stars for Cru.  We came here on a rainy Thursday evening, but had the best time.  There was live music playing and the staff, though super busy, was very friendly and explained how their wine shop worked.  Also was a wine tasting (FREE) and I think that's what caused most of the crowd, but I didn't get to sample anything since I was too busy trying to figure out what to order from the menu.\n\nApparently if you don't find anything you want to drink on the menu, you can pull a bottle from the shelves and they will open it for you (also have beer in the back as well -bottles).\n\nWe ordered some snacks to much on while drinking... all of the cheeses and meats were tasty and there were plenty on the menu to create your own awesome charcuterie spread.\n\nOverall the space was a lot bigger than I thought, lots of tables and spaces to meet folks, have some great wine, and have a nice evening.
__label__2 My husband and I went to check this new seafood buffet out and weren't too impressed. I thought we would have a lot more seafood options, but ended up being more Chinese, Korean and sushi. There were only 2 fish dishes offered, although a lot of shrimp dishes. There was also snow crab legs which were somewhat little, but nevertheless, all you can eat. The sushi bar was good, but not too many options there either. They have a stir fry bar as well which my husband liked. Overall, the food was good, but I don't think it was worth the money of $16 a person. The service was great and the buffet was clean and refilled often.
__label__3 Awesome.  I was a bit skeptical, but the food was delicious, fresh and hot.  The crab legs were great, unfortunately, they never had enough out and people where waiting by the crab dish like they were starving.  They have a great selection of food.
__label__2 My boyfriend loves buffets so here we are. We came here right after they opened and the food was ok then. Actually it was better then because in the time they have been open they have raised their prices & when we went tonight we paid over $15.00 per adult and that didn't include a drink. Buffets are cheap to feed the kids when they are with us & they get a variety of food. If you're a big fan of crab legs & some of the other \"fancy\" things they have I suppose it's worth the money. I on the other had preferred sushi at a restaurant not a buffet so I stick to the simple items that are just as good at a place that charges $8.99. Don't get me wrong, the food is good it's just overpriced in my opinion. The restaurant itself is very nice & clean and they do have a variety of food to choose from. I wish they had some coupons that would make me feel better about dining here again!
__label__3 Definitely one of the better buffets in the valley and possibly THE best on the West side.  I've been here twice now for lunch with Rand, Norm and Mike.  The food and service have always been good.  Because they have so many items, several go off the beaten path in entrees and desserts which means everybody should find something they like.
__label__1 This place is ok but not great for the price. I like the Mongolian but would like to pick out my own sauce though. The sushi is ok. I haven't had a roll there that has a good flavor. I like the different dishes on the buffet. I wish I could have tried some crab legs but its like Black Friday there. People are standing around and then they take them all. It is so rude. Then it takes forever to get another order out. They should bring orders to the tables so people don't go crazy and take them all. \nWhat really got me though was the dessert table. It was all Costco dessert. They didn't even take the cakes off the cheap plastic trays to make them look homemade. It just looked like a potluck where the families swung by the grocery store and picked out a cheap cake. For 15 dollars at least try to fool me. \nI won't be back.
__label__2 I'll echo Julia S' sentiments and note right upfront that I wanted to *love* this place. Adore. Because, frankly, I LOVE their bright orange food truck. The actual restaurant fell just a bit short of a fabulous lunch. \n\nThe restaurant inside is a bit vanilla. I was expecting a little more pizzazz from the local front. The walls are plain besides the photos of (assuming here) local produce & farms. Table cloths, silverware etc. is standard and fits into the hotel restaurant box. The service was prompt and efficient and I really have to no complaints here. Everything was delivered in a timely manner and he validated my parking, too! \n\nAnd now to the food. I ordered the prosciutto and ricotta panini. Meh. It was fiiiiine. And if you have a spouse and she says something is fiiiiiine, it's usually meh. Or she's pissed at you, whatever. The sandwich was exactly what it described but it was boring. No spice, no joie de vivre, no looooove. The fries, on the other hand, were delightful. Hot, fresh and crispy - they certainly cut them in house. Even ask Tonya P - the fry queen - she enjoyed them. \n\nI know I'll come back because I really love their food cart and I want to love this place. The local, farm to fork concept is true here and that definitely stands for something. I'll be back Harvest Moon Grille and I hope my next meal is delicious.
__label__3 Standing outside of Harvest Moon ogling their menu, we were greeted by the manager (?) who suggested that we might as well come in because there was nothing better in town.  I don't know what else was close, but it was definitely delicious!  \n\nWe were asked to make ourselves at home in the lobby of the hotel (nice place, by the way) while they prepared our table for two.   We were made to feel very at home and breakfast was INCREDIBLE.   Eggs benedict for me that was really delicous.  I can't remember what he had, but maybe I'll edit when I do.  That's what I get for waiting this long to write a review.\n\nI highly recommend the Harvest Moon Grille!
__label__1 I am new to Yelp but trying to catch up on reviewing some my favorite places but also some not so favorites. Granted, I have only dined here one time for dinner but our experience was not very good. The service was pretty slow even though it was not that busy. The food was the main disappointment.  We went here because of the whole \"farm fresh\" concept. Salads were expensive for the amount that was on the plate. Pork was pretty good but once again pretty high for what you get. I understand that they try to use local ingredients from farmers which usually result in higher food cost but when I got my bill, it left a bad taste.
__label__0 What gives?  Donated items at over inflated prices...wump....wump....
__label__0 Horrible pizza. Extremely inconsistent. Every once in awhile you will get a good slice if you come mid day but if you order a whole pizza prepare for disappointment.\n\nHowever...awesome hot Italian Sub.\n\nHe Cheeseseak is dry and does not contain much meat.
__label__0 In receipt of some coupons, I ordered Geno's for delivery and should have read the reviews first.  I'm a fair reviewer and will sit in the same corner with the others.  Not the best pizza, not very good at all, yet not the worst pizza I've ever had.  The price-line is great and if they can pick up the flavor, PLUS improved product temperature upon delivery, they'd get another shot.\n\nIf you're looking for good pizza in Gilbert, there are options and seek them out people.
__label__0 I love greasy disgusting pizza so we eat Here once in awhile. The staff totally suck and now we just expect it and laugh. I think I saw a guy with a full beard and no covering in the kitchen. I checked for beard hair in my pizza and didn't see any.
__label__1 Well, Geno's has raised their prices and are not accepting coupons from their site.  We've now had several not good experiences here.  They ran out of fries after taking our order that we were picking up without telling us.  That would have been nice to know before we picked up our order.  And then, they also go the order wrong.\n\nAnother time we ordered two orders of fries, one order had a lot of fries and the other had half of it, yet we were charged the same price for both.  We also ordered onion rings and I think that only 1/2 the container was filled, which onion rings are not very compact.\n\nThey would not honor a coupon from their own site.  What gives.  Tonight we ordered 3 subs and the subs were mediocre and had less meatballs than they had normally.  When I inquired why our order was so expensive, they said the price of their subs went up last week.  So, from earlier this spring the meatball subs were $5 and now $7?  Ridiculous price increase.\n\nMaybe the pizza is cheap, but I think we'll see if we can find another place nearby maybe towards Safeway area that is comparable.  And, as some other people have written, the people they employ are a bit rude.\n\nAs much as my husband loves the bacon ranch fries, I'm just not interested in going here anymore.
__label__1 I must update this review.. This place is on the way out.. It went from 5 stars to 2!!! The managers and the best bartender have bailed and their service has gone to *beep*.   I knew they were trying to change into more of a bar than a restaurant but come on guys.. I have ordered the lettuce wraps multiple times here and they have always been excellent.  They brought out medium size raggity old spinach leaves and lower quality cold beef.. Twice..  Ughhh.. Im so disappointed.  Especially because it is in such a good location. \n\nSorry guys. It actually pains me to write this.  I was waiting weeks to write this and gave it multiple second chances.. I even got ROTD for my 5 star review of this place.. Ugh!\n\n-Ian M.
__label__1 I received free passes for the back row to this show, face value of just under $50. I would not pay that much to attend this show and sit in the front row.\n\nThe show has a few funny moments but overall it is dated and reminiscent of the humor from 90s sitcoms, discussing the differences between how men and women communicate and behave, connecting our current habits as inherited from our caveman ancestors.\n\nOverall the show itself was not particularly funny and most of the material did not seem new. As others have said, there are several awkward pauses and lulls in the set, almost as if they are built in for audience participation or applause, but unfortunately there was not much of that at the show I went to.\n\nThe set is very basic and the improv room itself dated with framed photos of 80s-90s comedians on the walls. While it was not entirely a waste of time, I'd definitely suggest finding a discount or comp passes rather than paying full price- I do not think the original cost was justified by the performance I saw.
__label__3 Romantic, urban and cozy.  Three things I love in any restaurant.  \n\nIt's a little pricey but a great place to go for a special occasion.  Order the osso bucco, it's divine.  Leave room for dessert, and if you are a fan of sangria, such as myself, I'd recommend ordering that too.\n\nOur server was incredibly polite (as well as the gentleman who didn't let our water classes even get to half full).
__label__0 If this wasn't some of the WORST food. Four people everyone ordering different entres and apps and there wasn't one thing that was good. The closest thing to good was the oso buco pork but even that dish had all kinds of problems. The green pork chile was watery, bland and chared on the top. It was sent back but no manager was sent over and you could see smiles come from the open kitchen when it was returned. It was taken off the check but who runs this place. The shrimp enchilada app was worse than something you would buy frozen and put it in the microwave. PLEASE don't waste your time or money on this place, PLEASE!
__label__1 We wanted to try Beckett's Table since it opened and went with much excitement. I read from the reviews that experiences were vastly mixed, but hoped for the best. We were definitely disappointed. Let me say that I rarely would review a restaurant because I am not a restaurant critic and I think it is so extremely subjective. But this was such a blaaaahhhh experience that I have to speak up. \n\nThis was all service related, honestly. There were so many opportunities for our whole experience (or at least our attitude about it) to be turned around that it is almost comical. \n\nThe restaurant is lovely. It is clear that much attention went into the design. Love the open kitchen.....the restrooms were spotless and very nicely executed (I would love to know how many fingers just HAVE to touch the broken glass light feature there). We were offered to wait for inside but since it was a lovely evening and there was no wait for the patio, we chose to be seated there for our party of 3 at 7pm on a Wednesday night. This was a great choice because the decibel level inside the restaurant was deafening. \n\nA waiter came over about 10 minutes after we were seated and asked for our drink order. Then another waiter delivered them about 5 minutes later. We never ever saw the first or second waiter again. And we waited...and we waited....and we waited. 31 minutes after we were seated, still with one member of our party having no drink in front of him a very harried waiter came over to take our order. It was clear that something had gone wrong somewhere....an on the fly firing? Someone walking off the job? Who knows...but he definitely did get dumped an additional station it was clear. That's not the issue. Things happen, but some acknowledgement that it was a very long wait should have been offered. We gave our order including a drink for our friend. Then about 10 minutes later a basket of rolls was set on the table. At this point it was close to 8 and we were starving....still no drink for our friend. So the next time the waiter ran by frazzled we stopped him and asked again. He had no idea what we were talking about, but quickly came around and the drink did show up. Food started arriving and here are our observations on the food itself:\n\nWe shared quite a few dishes because 1) we wanted to try alot and 2) we had some dietary restrictions. We didn't order ANYTHING special or different than it appeared on the menu. \n\nRoaster Pepper/Tomato Soup:  Excellent but not exciting...you can get it all over town\n\nGazpacho-Shrimp Ceviche: Excellent\n\nIceberg Wedge with Greeen Goddess Dressing: I loved this, but my two friends did not. I thought the flavor of the dressing was amazing and it was served perfectly. They felt it didn't quite hit the mark. \n\nRoasted Beets: AMAZING! We all loved this even though it was quite cold by the time it got to the table\n\nSalmon on Baguette: I didn't love but my friends thought it was one of the best they had tried. It was a bit aspic-y for my taste although once i unearthed the capers I was a happy girl. \n\nVeggie Spaetzel: My friend was SO excited about this dish but it came cold and completely tasteless. We each put a serving on our plate and no one even finished that or went back for more. \n\nWhen the waiter came to clear the table he asked if  he should leave the spaetzel for us to \"enjoy\" and we remarked that we hadn't enjoyed it at all and he should take it away, which left a perfect opportunity for him to apologize and asked more details. Maybe even remove this $5 item from the bill? But he DIDN'T EVEN ACKNOWLEDGE WHAT WE SAID! \n\nWe ordered dessert anyways since that was our biggest reason for going in the first place. We ordered coffee which was delicious and the darling busser/helper/whatever they call it that took our coffee order came back and let us know that they were brewing a fresh pot of decaf for us and that it would be 4 1/2 minutes and lo and behold, 5 minutes later we had coffee! \n\nChocolate Covered Bacon Smores: OK...we were super excited about this and well...let's face it. Anything with this combination of ingredients can't be bad, but again, it didn't quite deliver. The homemade toasted marshmallows were gritty  and not gooey like we had hoped for. \n\nFig Pie: To die for. Simply put. Delicious and perfect in every way. \n\nI never hold wait staff accountable in their tip for food that I don't like or don't think was well prepared, but in almost every single instance on this visit, any problems were either a direct result of their time management or lack of customer service. We are not difficult people and have a glass half full approach to life. The simplest gesture could have turned our whole experience around. I did something i haven't done in 20 years which is to tip under 20% and even that we probably shouldn't have done but I had to on some level believe that perhaps the management had more involvement of this than was seen to our eyes.
__label__2 We recently came here for our anniversary as we were in town. Although the reviews were great, we were a little skeptical upon walking in. The restaurant does have  a 'cool' vibe and the patio is nice, however we were seated in a pretty tight table outside, against a wall, behind a tree...that wasn't a great start to our anniversary dinner. We started with the mac n' cheese, which my husband swears is the best ever! He had the mussels and I had the short ribs (note* if you're preggo, this restaurant may be on the 'after baby' list as it has a lot of shellfish and ingredients that you can't eat when your pregnant). Overall the service was 'ok', our server was efficient, but didn't seem to really want to be there, just get her job done. Overall, food was good, service was ok.. and i wish I could say ambiance was stellar, but I think we got the short end of the stick.
__label__3 Delayed response....somehow I started this review and didn't finish it so here goes:  I could eat the roasted red pepper and tomato soup every day!  AND especially as I finish this on today, a crazy rainy day, I really could enjoy that soup.  The accompanying grilled cheese was appropriately cheesy, warm, great bread.  The butter lettuce salad I started with was yummy and light.  Super comfy, cozy, friendly place.  \n\nI will say, if you go for an early dinner you are somewhat competing with business traffic in that strip.  Not unmanageable, just a bit messy.
__label__3 Liked but did not love.  Dined here on a Saturday evening. The place was so packed that getting to the host stand to check in required more than 5 mins.  We were pleasantly surprised to be shown to a table as soon as we checked in.  We had a reservation, and I suspect we never would have gotten a table without one.  \n\nOur server, Pamela, and the other staff were clearly enthusiastic about the restaurant and executed the mechanics of the meal well.  Pamela seemed very knowledgeable about the menu items and about pairing beverages.  We enjoyed most of the items we ordered, especially the noshing board for two, the butter lettuce salad, tomato soup, and roasted smoked pork chop.  The pork stew was a bit of a disappointment.  It can with a large slab of corn bread that appeared intended to crumble into the stew.  However, it was not seasoned in an interesting way and did not add anything to the stew.  And we found the service a bit abrupt.  Our server and various food runners came and went so quickly  (without asking if we needed anything) that we had a hard time placing our initial drink order or requesting refills.  Slow down, people!!\n\nWe did enjoy the general atmosphere of the restaurant, which has the characteristic-of-Phoenix walls of windows that completely open to the outdoors.  The sound level inside the restaurant is quite high, so sitting outdoors when weather permits might be a good choice if you want to actually have a conversation while you dine.
__label__0 I waited about a week to write this review to see if my opinions would change; and unfortunately they haven't. I hardly ever write negative reviews because I am a very \"forgiving\" customer. However this was one of the worst experiences ever.\n\nLet me start off by saying the atmosphere was very lively and upbeat which was great.  This was our first time going to this place so I didn't have any preconceived notions about it. This was not just a dinner but this was a celebration dinner for my husband. I made reservations for 19 almost a week before the date of the dinner. I was told that this wouldn't be a problem and to confirm my appt the day before. I actually spoke with about 3 different ppl during that week and everyone still said everything was fine. \n\nWhen I got to the restaurant with my party we walked back to our table and it was 2 separate tables with our backs to the next table. If you have ever booked a dinner for family and friends, you would assume that you are all sitting together. Immediately I asked the waiter to see what can be done about this as I couldn't believe no one thought to tell me. The waiter said there was nothing he could do so of course I went straight to the manager. The arrogance and horrible attitude that I encountered was disgusting!!! I asked if they could please try and move tables around or accommodate us as this was a reservation that was held for almost a week. He didn't even try and said no there's nothing he can do. I asked him why I wasn't told this and he said \"we do not have to disclose that.\" I literally couldn't believe that we were bringing them that much business and they treated me like I was walking in off the streets. \n\nI had to walk away from him as I could feel my blood pressure rising. A family friend went up to him and kept trying to get this worked out and needless to say he wouldn't even apologize. He then stated that he would give us champagne and desserts on the house. He never once came over to the table to apologize or even check on us. They kept saying there was no way to move the tables yet we thought of a TON of ways to get all of us together. \n\nThe dirty looks and rolling of the eyes by the manager and certain staff members was unacceptable to me. The sad thing is that the food was pretty good but because of the horrible service that we received, I would never step foot in this place. Others in the large party said the same thing as they couldn't believe the horrible treatment we received. \n\nI have been to many restaurants around the world and I know what good food and service feels like. This was below average by far. If you are wanting to plan a large party or dinner with this place-RUN! It was a nightmare...
__label__2 I was very disappointed in the food. Portions were quite small and monochromatic in tasty. We had to ask for bread. The dessert was very dry. All around skimpiness and not worth the money. There are many restaurants for tha same money around.
__label__3 We all agreed that we have to go back and bring a newby along.  My friends and I gathered at Beckett's Table to try some of the dishes we had heard about. And everyone was pleased with their meals except for me because I had 'dish envy'.  You know, the moment when you realize that everyone else's plate looks more delicious than yours. Yeah, I had the chicken 'n' dumplings.  It was good but not as good as the chewers who were eating the short ribs, cheeseburger, and the shrimp and andouille sausage.  \n\nBeckett's Table is a wide open space filled with tables! The decor is not overwhelming, but inviting. The atmosphere is cool and laid back. The staff was super friendly from the time I booked our group outing to being the very last people to go. Even then, there was no attitude that we had overstayed our welcome.  So, yeah, we have to go back!
__label__2 Nice place. I asked if I could have the rice on the side with my gumbo. Server said it came all mixed together. When the gumbo arrived there was a scoop of rice on top. I didn't say anything to the server - just removed it myself. Gumbo tasted a little burnt. Appetizer scallops were tasty and perfectly cooked. I would give it another try. Good atmosphere.
__label__2 We showed up here after hiking at McDowell Mountain and finding out that tragically Sweet Republic is closed on Mondays (!), we followed our GPS to The Vermont Sandwich Company, which was also closing just as we got there at 4:00pm....arrrggghhh! So just as we started to think that McD's was our only option we said, hey, there's that place, why not. So we walked in and, if you ever wanted to feel really unwelcome in a place...go here. There was a \"Seat Yourself\" sign, all the service staff ignored us and the place was filled with 50+/- year old men. It was one of those places where everyone kind of quieted down and looked at you when you walked in, leading you to believe that perhaps there's more going on there than an eating establishment, I'm not saying there is, I'm just saying. Now I'll preface this next part by saying I recently got a dog and have become one of those obnoxious people who gets annoyed with places that don't have dog friendly patios. We walked up to the bar and asked the bartender if they had a dog friendly patio and he said sure, go have a seat out there and he'd send someone right out. We went and got the pup from the car and had a seat. The girl who waited on us was really sweet, and the nicest person we encountered there, by far. As we sat she came out and said that the dog had to be on the outside of the fence. So basically, their patio is dog friendly in that you can tie your dog up to the outside of the fence and let it sit on the sidewalk outside. Anyway, we ordered 2 prickly pear margaritas, which are always delicious! I had the sandwich with roast beef, horseradish mayo, pepper jack cheese, grilled green chile and tomato. It was really tasty, the bread was nice and soft and not overly greasy like a lot of places tend to make toast. They had quite a few options for sides which was nice, I got the tater tots which were AWESOME! Nice and hot and crispy, fluffy and soft on the inside. \n\nIn summary, their food is actually quite nice, service is so-so, the peanuts thing seems pretty cool and I can see how that would be appealing. It seems to be a locals bar, we seemed to be the only ones there that the server did not know our names. Plenty of guys started showing up for the Monday night game, so I can definitely see that it probably gets busy when the games are on. Overall, not a bad place, I would go back if I were up in that area.
__label__3 Great food, great atmosphere, cold beer. If we lived closer we would be there all the time.
__label__0 I even took the time to write this over it was so bad.\nOrdered the fajitas on waitresses recommendation.\nWorst piece of meat I have ever been served - and I loved in the dorms!\nChef should have caught this - there was just something wrong with it.\nI never send food back - relying on the restaurant to provide edible food- they failed. \nI will go bck and, shoudl I get another piece of meat like this, I will personally walk it back to the chef and make him/her eat it.\nYuck - cannot wait to stop belching that \"meal\" up.
__label__4 My wife found this nice place when she was working nearby.\n\nWe visit and have burgers or fish & chips or sandwiches every couple of months. It's reliably a good meal.\n\nWe usually go on Saturdays after a round of golf or a good hike. Frequently, we'll get their Saturday Special: 1/2 priced burgers with the purchase of a beverage paired with $3.00 San Tan Drafts.\n\nIt earns 5-stars because it's almost always considered as an option when we want to go have good food and a good time.
__label__4 This is a very well maintained park.  I come here for the basketball court and football field.  This is one of the only courts in really good condition from the actual surface to the rims.  For whatever reason so many courts in Vegas are slippery which is very dangerous in such a fast-paced game like basketball.\n\nThe football field is also standard, but is open to the public (unlike many high schools) and has that small town feel to it without the bleachers.\n\nI wish it was a little closer to my house, but it's a nice escape nestled into a subdivision on the way to Red Rock Canyon.
__label__1 Five stars for the entertainment and food, and staff..a two for the management!  I love going to Flanny's on Friday nights because of the entertainment.  Last Friday night Gerry Mora was performing and as usual was excellent.  I was so distracted when the owner was making hand gestures to Gerry about lowering the volume....how disrespectful!!  John if you want to keep quality performers and customers stop treating them like crap!!   I'm done with Flanny's.  There are plenty of other places to go in the area....
__label__0 Mean waitress. Long wait for food. Soso food. Creep patrons. But good music.Dirty interior.
__label__4 About 2 miles off the highway, but worth the stop. $3 for a 5\" turkey grinder (all the toppings) and $1.80 for an eegee (frozen drink.) The tables were clean and the service was fast.
__label__0 I guess I'll be the lone detractor of this overpriced dump.\nI travel through Casa Grande a couple of times a month, saw them building this place and then decided to try it - having no clue what kind of food they serve.  Well, it's  just another sub sandwich shop and a pathetic one at that.  \n\nYou don't get to request whatever you want on your subs here, they give you whatever they are going to put on it, including slathering it with enough mayonnaise to make 5 sandwiches with and there is no option to have your sub toasted.  I ordered a Turkey sub and a medium - eegee I guess they call that drink  of which there are only 3 flavors available (from what I can see, it's a glorified shaved ice drink).  The manager was at the register and asked what kind of cheese I wanted on it.  I told him cheddar, not knowing and him not informing me that for a 12 inch sub, they are going to add another $1.05 to the price for cheese!  The cheese, btw, was gross.  Like that imitation stuff you get at a grocery store that comes in slices, nasty.  \n\nI got the sub and the drink - we're talking a 12 inch sub and a medium drink - and the bill was $11.10!! That's just plain outrageous! You don't even get a bag of chips with it for that much money, chips are extra!  The sub was perfectly bland, just another Jimmie Johns style sub excepting not as good as that (and I don't like Jimmie Johns).  After eating this thing and the drinking the drink, my stomach started getting upset.  After 15 minutes, I ended up having to pull the semi over on the side of the highway as I started feeling like I was going to throw up.  I think it was the gross amount of mayonnaise coupled with that nasty cheese that got me close to upchucking, but I'm not sure.  I had to sit there for 20 minutes before the feeling finally subsided and I could start driving again.  \n\nThere was absolutely NOTHING special about this place OR it's food.  If you really want a sub and are in Casa Grande, Subway is just down the road, is 50 times better tasting and is MUCH cheaper.\n\nAdding: the prevailing statement that this place is \"cheap\" is ridiculous.  If you just buy a sub and nothing else, then I guess it's cheap, but don't add the cheese!  If you want a meal, then you add the drink and the chips or fries and now you are in the \"moderate\" range, of which this place is hardly worthy of the prices it's asking to sit down and have a meal. A 12 inch sub - Turkey is what I had - is $6.89, NOT including cheese, which for a foot long is $1.05 more.  Since everywhere else does NOT add for cheese, the price of that sub is actually $7.94.  This is a plain-Jane sub, nothing fancy at all.  Then add a medium drink, of which I had, which is if you get the eegee's, is $2.29, a medium soda is $1.89.  Note, there were no combos listed on the menu at all.  A small fries is $1.99, a  bag of chips is $1.29.  So, if you get their infamous \"eegee's\" drink in medium size, a 12 inch sub and a bag of chips, you are at $13.22 for a meal without tax!  This is completely outrageous!!  You'll pay $5 less for a FAR superior sub combo at Subway.  That is the sticking point: This place does NOT have combo prices!\n\nReferencing the review that says \"these people are clueless\", referring to the Yelps! that are giving Eegee's a poor review, and since mine is the only poor review, let me just say this: it is obvious that most if not all of these other reviews are from people who grew up going to Eegee's.  This chain obviously has a sentimental value to them.  Mine is a  subjective review with no bias since I had never eaten before at this establishment and this was my first (and last) time ever eating there.  The food I ate there was bland, almost tasteless.  The price for a meal, since there are no combos listed on the menu, are outrageous for the food being served.  This is the plain facts.  The price tag definitely is NOT worth it for the food that is being served.\n\nAdditional edit: per the reviewer that thinks Subway is inferior to this place, please give me a break.  Subway is FAR superior to this place, in fact, just about any of the sub shops are way better.  Some of Subway's meats are of the \"processed\" flavor but not all of them and I can stand there, watching them make the sandwich and tell them how much of this and that I want on it, which you definitely cannot do at Eegee's.  The Eegee's sub I had was the worst sub I have ever tasted, period.  I did like the Eegee's shaved ice drink, I'll give them kudos for that, it was good.
__label__0 I had been a customer at this store for a few months and was pleased with them until recently.  I had called and put a rocker and ottoman on hold on a Friday afternoon letting the person I spoke to knwo that I would be in to get it on Saturday.  I even asked if I needed to provide my credit card information and was told \"no, I will put it down under your name and we will see you tomorrow to get it.\"  When I arrived to pick it up on Saturday it was being loaded into the back of another customer's truck. \n\nI approached the woman behind the counter and told her I had called to put it on hold the day before - she stared at me like a deer in headlights and said \"I am so sorry, we actually sold it earlier this morning.\"  The chair clearly had just been sold minutes before I arrived as it was still in the parking lot.\n\nThe thing that upset me most was that the cashier simply stood there and said sorry - she did not offer a solution, she did not say anything else, she just stood there.  Needless to say I will not be shopping at the store any longer - it saddens me that the customer service could be so poor and that the store does not keep their word to their customers.
__label__0 This was the biggest ripoff and most terrible Japanese I've ever had, which is disappointing because I live so close. The teriyaki vegetable consisted of STEAMED carrots, cauliflower, and broccoli made from frozen vegetables.  There was a minimal amount of some kind of ginger soy sauce almost sprinkled on. The veggies were floating in water since it appears they were microwaved and barely drained. This was $8 and the worst attempt at a teriyaki dish that I've ever seen. I've never written a review for any restaurant before but I was so turned off by the poor quality of food, especially for the price. Even the rice was below average.  Would not go back.
__label__3 Quite honestly I hate the french but always enjoyed french pastries.  This place has a decent selection, not much on ambience in the inside, but well priced and quite tasty.  Only ate pastry, not any of the other foods they had there.  The service was good, pastries were fresh and well done.  Would recommend this place to cure the craving, but didnt look like they had fresh coffee, and just a case in the corner with a few drink choices.  Someone on here bagged this place for having to big of servings, dude seriously-GIVE ME EXTRA DESSERT ANYTIME! Shoot the pastry was only $5 and seriously why would you complain about a big tasty dessert?  They will let you take it home if you cant finish it, and if you cant finish one dessert, you probably arent worthy of this site, or writting any blogs food related.  I have an idea you should go sample at costco and write about the best pigs in a blanket you had there!! Wont be back to soon, but when a napolean is calling my name, this seems like a good place to cure the craving.
__label__4 Tried the eclairs..chocolate & vanilla.  Absolutely wonderfull!  The vanilla was made with real vanilla beans, no extract or flavoring.  Filling was light & creamy.  Moderate pricing for such a high quality product.  The eclairs cost $5.00 for the two and each eclair was about eight inches long.  I would've gladly paid $5.00 for just one!
__label__3 I had just about given up on teeth breaking and cavity inducing macaroons until I decided to try one of Manon's on a whim. It was a bit pricey for 50 cents or a dollar a piece the size of a quarter, but has some substance to it and is so chewy and soft compared to the sugar rocks I've eaten before in New York. \n\nI also had an apple pastry with almond/pear spread beneath on a flaky crust that was to die for. I think that was about $4.00. \n\nThe chocolate croissants are small and a bit more chewy/hard than I'd like, but still good. There are two different kinds depending on if you want more or less chocolate, and each of those are about $2.25.\n\nWhile it's not the cheapest grocery store bakery, it's also not grocery store quality. I would go there more often if I had the money and waistline room to spare for it.
__label__4 The BEST decision I've made all week was to pop my head into Chef Jean-Paul and Rachel's bakery!  Even though we just had dinner across the street, the place looks and smells so \"delicious\" -- we couldn't resist!  So, we decided to order a little bit of everything from Bear Claws, peach & pineapple fruit tarts to a blue berry custard pie for breakfast the next day.  Heck, the price is so reasonable compared to all the over-price bakery shops -- why not, right?!!  Let me tell ya!  We snuck a bite of the bear claw at 10pm that night and the rest was history.  :-)  YUM!!!!  I'll definitely be back!
__label__4 Delicious sandwiches and soups.  Don't just get the desserts!
__label__1 This is a review on their macarons alone. I thought they were terrible. I had 4 cookies and they all fell apart when I took a bite in them, as if they were old and sitting there for days. The cookie to filling ratio just seemed off to me, too much cookie and not nearly enough filling. With all of the good reviews, I thought that this place would be delicious and I had high hopes, but they were crushed pretty darn fast. If you want a good macaron, do not go here.
__label__3 I must be a snob when it comes to bakeries, because I wasn't as blown away as I thought I would be. They had a beautiful selection of cakes, pastries and macaroons but unfortunately not much caught my eye. I did however love the plain and chocolate croissants and my boyfriend loved the two pieces of chocolate cake. I would have loved a bigger selection though. There was almost an entire cold case filled with macaroons, and for someone who doesn't much like them, I wish there had been more pastries and cookies.
__label__2 Well this was the first time I went to Manon. Definitely not the fanciest atmosphere compared to other bakery/coffee houses but when you walk in the door your overwhelmed with an assortment of pastries and desserts. \n\nWe ended up trying the ham & cheese quiche and some coffee. The quiche was good but nothing over the top. The crust was a little too soft for my liking. The coffee was illy coffee which I always enjoy over regular Starbucks or Coffee Bean. \n\nI can't say much about their dessert pastries yet but I'll be sure to come back to try this because they definitely looked pretty appetizing. \n\nI give this place a 3/5 as of right now but don't let me review stop you from trying this place at least once. I'm hard to please when it comes to food. It may get better when we return for dessert.
__label__3 Large cake portions. Good selection of macaroons. But I thought the almond croissant was way too sweet. I love my sweets but that was just unbearably sweet and I couldn't even finish the small portion. The almond croissant from La Belle Terre was much much better.
__label__0 There is nothing positive at all. Unkind staffs and damp popcorn. the worst popcorn that I've tasted.
__label__4 Tim!!! You are awesome!!!! Your crew was amazing!! Being from a military family we go through a lot of moves. We've seen the best and the worst. Master Mover by far has been the best movers we've ever experienced. No hidden charges! They take care of your furniture and your home! The crew is very professional. Thanks guys!! GO ARMY!!
__label__1 After dinner, we decided to put the kid in bed (along with his grandmother) and go out and do some fun stuff.  I remember the bowling place (I think it was TEN park lane or something) we went to last Thanksgiving, but when we arrived it looked like Cam Newton was there signing autographs.  The place was mobbed.\n\nSo we decided to look for another bowling alley, and this place came up.  The nice thing was when we arrived, it wasn't crowded like the other place was.  There was 10 or us, so we needed 2 lanes.\n\nNow here is the interesting thing.  The pricing.  I know it was Saturday night, but I thought it was somewhat pricey.  For $20 PP, you got 2 hours bowling, and shoes- that was it!  No food, no drinks, no massages in the back, no nothing extra!  To me, that was pricey.  I would only expect that at a boutique bowling alley- but cmon, this was an AMF.\n\nwe got set up in lanes 6-7, which kind of sucked- as we didn't get two lanes together (2 separate returns- 5-6 are together, and 7-8 were).  I mean we were next to each other, well shit- I guess you have to be there to understand what I am talking about.\n\nYou could choose theming on your machines, that was interesting.  We kept ours on medieval theming.  It was then time to bowl.  Finding the oil patterns were tough here.  In fact- it was the worst bowling I have done in years (I am not saying that either to be funny- it really was).  I couldn't blow the pins over to get a 100.  It was embarrassing.  In fact, it was so bad, I needed a drink.\n\nSpeaking of drinks, I noticed when other members in our group were gone, they were gone for a while.  I was not sure why.  When I went to get a drink, I noticed why.  The bar area was tended by one person- but he wasn't swamped.  This lady in front of me ordered a huge drink that looked like a urinal cake with pineapples and a maraschino cherry.  6 minutes later, I just wanted a damn pitcher of Bud Light.\n\nI couldn't wait any longer.  At this point, I didn't even want a glass- I was ready to drink the pitcher on its own.  When I had my first sip- I damn near spit it out.  The Bud Light really did taste like Bud Shite.  And you know the worst part?  I ended up drinking the whole pitcher- I knew it would not get any better.  \n\nThat night was one of those instances that thankfully I was with wonderful company to keep my mind off the negatives- because when I bowl badly and drink bad beer and high prices, that makes for an angry Tom.  Thankfully the place was clean.  I will give it 2.5 stars.
__label__4 Woo hoo!  I can NOT believe I haven't Yelped about this place since we went earlier in 2013!  We had a group of six go together (5 adults and 1 child), and it was a blast, and so hilarious.  I don't need to say too much more than what's been said already as the descriptions are spot on.  But it's one of those places you have to experience for yourself when you're looking for something fun and different.  Keep in mind, it is dark and the music is loud. The icing on the cake was when we went in, it was cool and sunny and dry outside.  When we opened the doors to leave, we were greeted with the biggest, softest, prettiest snowfall we had ever seen.  Snowball fight in the parking lot!  Great day.
__label__4 I am writing a review of Mansions as a music venue.  This is a unique location to dine and listen to live music.  Because it's a small hotel, the staff is very attentive to the smallest needs and is very willing to help.  It's fun just to look around the place.  The acoustics are wonderful for live music, there's a lot of beautiful woodwork, and so the sound is live and warm.  I have eaten at the brunch and the food was wonderful, lots of choices from a buffet, and top quality and well prepared food.    Definitely worth visiting.  I will come back often.
__label__3 Went Wednesday night at 9 pm very busy and always good!
__label__0 Have had 3 bad experiences at this location. One was when they gave me the wrong food when I ordered online, then the next time they messed up half of my online order and then the 3rd time I went into dine they made my burrito so small it was not filling. They are extremely conservative with all of their burrito making. Would not recommend going to this location.
__label__1 Man what happened this location has gone downhill in the past few months wheres the old crew that made this location special!!!!?????
__label__1 I've been to The House a couple of times now and the food and drinks are good, however the hostess is just down right rude and needs to find a new job where she doesn't work around people. The smell of the gardens are great but the last time I was there, sitting outside was a mistake because of the garbage smell coming from the dumpster. It ruined the taste of the appetizers we had so we left and went somewhere else for dinner because we couldn't handle the smell anymore. A new hostess and a move of the dumpster is a must if this place wants to charge as much as they do for food and drinks.
__label__1 Great vibe and location for we S. Phx folk, but ye gods, beware ordering a \"house Cabernet\" during Happy Hour - $12 a GLASS!  For happy hour house wine?  Are you kidding?  \n\nThe hhr food is a great deal, we'll be ordering beer next time.. phew.  \n\nCaveat emptor.  Bring a high limit credit card.
__label__3 Lovely, quaint, and vintage are the adjectives that spring to mind for this delightful wedding venue (from a wedding guest's perspective). I'm pretty jealous of whoever used to live on this estate. The woman who works as the wedding organizer (not sure of her official title) was very friendly to me and helped me find a little emergency sewing kit for a last-minute dress snafu - thanks! A very pretty and romantic spot, all told.
__label__3 Crisy Pata FTW!!!! We always have to order a large for the table or for home along with whatever combos we get.  Its a must try.  Dip with the soy sause that they provide or the lechon sauce.
__label__0 Been to this place a few times over the last 2 years and it was pretty decent up until recently when I ordered the Beef Caldereta and the meat was spoiled.. And the wife got the bisteak that also tasted old and spoiled.. Very disappointed.
__label__0 Today was the second time me & my husband came here to eat. We will never come back here again! The older employees are RUDE! They don't even acknowledge you. They leave you hanging there as if its such a hassle to serve you. Their food is not even great! It's so oily and no taste and expensive! Thank goodness Nanay Gloria's just opened a block away from this place.
__label__2 Just ordered a pizza and wings for delivery. I picked up my pizza before and I got a weird vibe from the staff. They are very unpleasant, thought if I phoned it in I would get a happy tone on the other end.... WRONG! They need to hire delightful people to work the register and take the phone calls. This will be my last time ordering from them until my free pizza coupon is valid lol! Oh and the pizza's not all that bad! Definitely better than Pizza Hut!
__label__2 Other than Pizza Hut this is the only other delivery pizza spot in the neighborhood. Pizza and wings were fantastic! The white pizza, chicken salad, mozarella sticks were all less than desirable. Nothing I would order again. The chicken salad was comparable to a side salad with cold chicken on top, 1/2 small chicken breast at best . The mozzarella sticks were same quality of something I could have thrown in my own oven ( not the point of ordering out). The white pizza, just pass on it. \nI'm sure we will order another pizza from here, but not because it's great and were craving it, but because it's around the corner and less greasy than Pizza Hut.
__label__2 So I have mixed emotions about my zip lining experience....I went for 4th of july week and you pay $15 bucks to zip line...seems good to me...when you get up to the roof there is a huge line and smoldering hot sun with no tent or cover...so make sure you load up with sunscreen and bring water!!! its a must...\n\nI went with my girlfriend and were suppose to ride together which means you ride side by side...but they let her go first and then let me go with another group which sucked because why do they ask who ur riding with if they dont get it right...so make sure you tell the dudes up there before they let you go that ur with someone so they can let you both go at the same time...another thing my experience was enjoyed backwards....I didnt get to really enjoy the ride because my zipline went backwards instead of forward like everyone elses so overall I was bummed out but it is a cool thing to try and hope you get a better experience then i did :)
__label__1 First of all it was fun !  But the people they hired to work for them are jerks !  Pushy- RUDE oh did I mention RUDE !
__label__4 AWESOME and AWESOME!!!\n\nSecond time zip-lining and it was GREAT! You're zip-lining in the middle of everyone - live music, people walking and dancing.  A must do in Las Vegas.\n\n$15 EXTREMELY cheap!  Check in was fast and easy - sign your life away and that's pretty much it. \n\nElevator ride upstairs and wait your turn.  It's a short ride but hey YOU'RE in the MIDDLE of Freemont Street.  Enjoy the ride and go for it! \n\nThe staff was very friendly.\n\nThey take several pictures of you while on the zip-line.  I purchased it because a picture is GREAT memory.
__label__3 My kids rode on the Zip Line again and had a great time.
__label__4 So I finally got to do the zip line at night and it was soo pretty! I love the lights of Fremont St and the zip line just added to the experience. \n\nIt is CLOSED right now because they are expanding it and I cannot wait to zip line the entire street of Fremont! Not sure when it opens, but hopefully by this summer :)
__label__1 Ok so, coming from Virginia Tech, we don't have any nightclubs with go-go dancers, poles everywhere and a massive stage for DJs to scratch so this place was an eyeopener when I walked in.\n\nFirst, I didn't really like the $5 cover. Call me cheap, but not sure if it was really worth it. The music was good and the beers I got were semi-cheap, but the place was too packed to move, and trying to dance on the floor was mostly an elbow fest with creepy guys trying to just get right up on girls and grind. \n\nI felt bad for most of the women on the floor, clearly they did NOT want guys to just come up from behind and play it off. Unfortunately, none of the guys stalking the floor could tell. \n\nI myself just danced to the music, but after a few elbows in the ribs I dipped. Not sure if I would go back again, as I could put the $5 to more drinks and not a cover. The music was good that's for sure, but the congested floor and sausage fest was not my thing at all. Pass!
__label__1 Not the best place to go, but not the worse. The music was on point throughout the night, nothing but the latest in Hip-Hop and House music. The bartenders by the main dance floor sucked, but the the others in the side-room were awesome! If your looking for somewhere to get your grind on, def put this on your list. But make sure to uncheck service and cleanliness.
__label__1 The inside is amazing!!!! @#$%& them for their cover, and not having an ATM or a situationlike Vintage where they escort you to the bartender. They serve em up strong here though. Definitely a place to get messed up at. Especially if you are on the Molly.  Their demographic Is ghetto, wanna feel, be, try, and get ghetto. \n\nWe call this place the School of Cock. For a reason.
__label__3 Great alternative healthcare/medicine service in the Queen City! $20-$40 gets you a treatment! The acupuncturist was really nice and gentle, offering a warm welcome as I entered the office.\n\nBring your ipod and headphones. Although they do a very nice job of keeping it quiet, you still hear the occasional shifting of clients, sweeping of floor, or whispering. They keep it at 74 degrees and it is comfortable, but if you get chilled easily (if your Qi isn't balanced yet), then bring something light to put over you. \n\nIt was a lot more organized, clean, and cozy than I had anticipated. The bathrooms are located down the hall, outside of the suite and are very clean and modern. The ambiance is very soothing and inviting! I thought it would be a bit strange reclining in a large room with strangers while needles are sticking out of my body, but interestingly enough it wasn't weird at all.\n\nBring cash, you can also ask for a receipt to use your flex spending account. Register online, do the paperwork at home and save $15. \n\nI'm happy that they opened! I really like how they offer affordable alternative healthcare for everyone on every budget. Give it a try if you haven't done acupuncture yet! You may need to commit to 5 treatments or so to see a difference (at least that is what I'm going to do). If you have questions, they offer a Thursday session for you to get your questions answered since you really cannot get into details of your treatment at the time of service (do to the community setting). At the end of the treatment, I found that I like the community setting because it's another experience for you and a friend/spouse/partner to share!
__label__1 I agree with Jan S. that this place has potential.\n\nThe decor is nice. Not my style, but every restaurant can't be a recreation of Rex Harrison's study in My Fair Lady. I often wonder why restaurants choose to install a sit-down bar when they don't offer any intriguing drinks or a bar experience, per se. If the best liquor you offer can also be purchased at Safeway, just keep it in the back and skip the \"bar\".\n\nThe service was pretty good. The server was friendly and seemed knowledgeable about the menu. I witnessed a couple gaffes that can probably be attributed to growing pains.\n\nThe food... meh. It was average if cheap, but below average for this price point. Most of the plates are around $10-12 for lunch. Our table ordered a paupia yuan (a fresh roll with vegetable and prawns) for an appetizer. It was not very tasteful and the roll completely disintegrated upon biting. Some rolls are meant to be eaten in one bite, but this was cut much too large for that. I ordered the goong ma muang (wok-fried tiger prawns and mango in chili basil sauce). The presentation was not very appealing: a large ball of rice in the corner, and then a big mess of prawns, mango, and lots of onions spread around the plate and drowned in sauce. I dislike onions and was a bit cranky that about half the total mass of this dish was onions, despite not being mentioned on the menu. The flavor combination of the prawns and mango was decent... I just wish more of the dish was that, and not onions. Lots of work needed on preparation and presentation.\n\nOverall, this is typical Scottsdale chic... lots of sound and fury, signifying not much more than other, cheaper Thai places.
__label__1 I had the Pad See Ew.  It was pretty mediocre - too sweet, slight burnt taste and not very flavorful.  Food presentation was lousy, just dumped on the plate without garnish.  Service was indifferent, even though there were few customers.  There are much better and still authentic Thai restaurants in town.
__label__3 My wife and I wanted something simple on our last night in town and so we stopped in.  It was a great meal.  We both had the Cod and Chips.  I had a nice pint of the Burgandy Lion Ale and it was fantastic.\n\nNext time I would like to try some of the other dishes--like the mushy peas or one of the meat pies--they all looked great.\n\nLuckily, I didnt run into any frumpy American ladies, but I did have a nice conversation with the friendly waitress.  (The service people in Montreal are some of the friendliest I have ever met.)
__label__2 I want to start off by saying I usually hate fish and chips but agreed to try this place out with my friend as per our usual yelp event. I instantly loved it. the restaurant itself is very casual laid back feel, we ate outside however. The service was good as well. \n\nI ordered the salmon fish and chips in  a Guinness batter and my friend ordered the cod. We swapped one each so we can try both. I personally enjoyed the salmon more but they were both delicious. We also both split the popcorn shrimp which were great. \n\nA great fish and chips joint with quality ingredients thumbs up!
__label__2 I just checked out this new Big Lots location in the Target/Kohl's shopping center. The sign says Grand Opening so I think they must have opened this weekend. It's in the location where Linens & Things used to be. \n\nThe store is new so it's very clean and organized. The woman who checked me out was super friendly and seemed very knowledgeable. \n\nHere is what I like to get from Big Lots \n\n144 tea-light candles for $6! \npeanut butter for holiday baking for well under $2 a jar (usually I get the \"natural\" stuff but the average PB is better for fudge and baking) \nthrow pillows for my throw pillow obsession \ngift wrap \ngift bags \ngift basket stuffers and fillers \ncandy for the movies \nseasonal holiday knickknacks and things to hang on my shepherds hook \n\nHints: \n*come frequently and browse because inventory is revolving \n*browse every aisle. the deals are sometimes hiding :) \n*look out for prices in comparison to competitors and keep in mind how MUCH you are are getting for the price (ounces, qty, etc) sometimes it might seem like a good deal but you might be able to get bigger box/more somewhere for less
__label__3 I have to add my two cents after reading the previous reviewers' ratings.  I had an all-around good experience at the Wyndham Grand after coming in town to see the end of a Cardinals/Pirates series. \n\nAt first, we were told the king room we reserved would not be available, however, upon second review, a room was made available for us.  The room was decently sized, the bed exceptionally comfortable (despite some very small, yet comfy, pillows), and there were no issues at all with cleanliness/smell/disturbances, etc.  I will admit, the frosted glass bathroom sliding door is a bit odd, but didn't pose an issue for me.  I maybe would feel slightly uncomfortable if sharing with several people I didn't know all that well, but you really could not see in at all--you could just sense movement...so I don't know.\n\nI found both the front desk and the concierge to be exceptionally helpful, and you just can't beat this location.  As previous reviewers have mentioned: it's about a 10-15 minute walk to PNC and Hines field.  Awesome.  It's also convenient to the downtown \"cultural center\" district and lots of restaurants.\n\nIn terms of moderately priced hotels, I found this one to be top notch, and I will definitely return if I find myself visiting Pittsburgh in the future.
__label__1 Incredibly overpriced!!  No valet parking available... Horrible service at the bar!  Requested feather free room and all pillows were feather.  Called the front desk three times and waited 90 minutes before they were replaced.  Unless you get a rate less than $140 it isn't worth it!!
__label__2 I'm on the fence about Pinky's.  I've been twice and the menu reads great and both times I got excited, but in the end found the food didn't live up to the description.  I hate it when that happens! \n\nWe tried different dishes each time and while they were all fine, none of them delivered the punch we expected.  We've had great service both times and the place itself is clean and fun/inviting.  Maybe I just haven't ordered the right thing yet?
__label__1 I decided to try this place out when I was told Penguins was closed and this was the next best thing. Long story short, I've had better.\n\nI wanted to get the whole experience in one order so I ordered chicken tenders, fries, fried pickles, and a burger. \n\nChicken was NOT seasoned well at all. They were little balls of some sort. The fries were ok. I rather have McDonalds. Fried pickels=delish. Burger=ok.\n\nHave not been back since then, nor do I plan on going. Especially since I found out Penguin is open!\n\nThe decor and ambiance was nice, and the hostess was cool too. The food just wasn't up to par for me.
__label__4 My husband went here last year with some coworkers because he saw it on Diners Drive Ins and Dives, and made me go with him this time. It definitely lives up to its hype! We started with the Pimpin Fries, waffle fries much like Chick Fila's with homemade pimento cheese melted on top. My hubby doesn't even like pimento cheese and was raving about them. He got a Mammoth burger (double) and couldn't finish it all, it was huge! I had the Ding Dong Chicken sandwich at the suggestion of our server who said nothing on the menu was as good as it. Chicken breast, some yummy sweet cole slaw, siracha, and crunchy peanut butter made for a delicious sandwich. Whoever thought of putting peanut butter on a chicken sandwich is genius! My daughter had the basic chicken sandwich ad said it was good. We all topped the stay off with a single bowl of banana pudding, which was excellent and fed all three of us. I will definitely make this a regular in Charlotte!
__label__0 I really expected more from all the hype I'd heard surrounding this place. It's near my work and I'd heard their food was amazing. After visiting them 4 different times for business lunches and a birthday party, aside from some decent Fried pickles, you'll find nothing more than below average bar food and sandwiches. I would steer clear and ignore this overrated sentimental bar and grill.
__label__3 I like this place. I don't love it, but I do like it a lot. It's a Charlotte institution, and the food is very good. The only thing that threw me off is that the onion rings are very soft... not thick as expected. Still good.
__label__3 What a great spot for good burgers and dog. We enjoyed both & they were served quickly and cheap prices. We also ordered a side of sweet potato fries, hot & cooked to perfection. I am a ketchup girl, but they served them with a creamy mustard dipping sauce that was a great second option.
__label__2 I have eaten at pinkeys a handful of times. It has always been pretty good but tonight was a different story me and my wife both had the grilled chicken sandwich like some other people have said just no seasoning blan as could be very disappointing. I was born and raised in the south so i love my sweet tea but tonight it was so sweet you couldnt swallow it. Trying to be nice we ask the waiter to bring us 1 glass of unsweet so we could mix in with our glasses he acted like he was bothered kinda had an attitude the whole time with us uhhhhh. Then to top if off sat behind a group of yuppies who thought it was cool to cuss every other word and talk as loud as possible. Some people actually do bring there children in there to eat but not pinkeys fault just the kind of people they attract sometimes. Hopefully just an off night love places like this I will give them another shot
__label__0 DO NOT, I repeat DO NOT stay here. It is nasty, I feel bad for the staff because they know this hotel is about to be condemned! Got a suite, at first was like, hmm it is nice, once that glamor wore off, reality set in, there is black mold in the bathroom, hair all over the floor, smells like cat litter, bed bugs, bed bugs, bed bugs!!!!! I called Amex immediately and they are removing the charges, I checked the f**k out and am heading else where. At 158 a night, you don't get what you paid for, I wouldn't even stay here for free!!!! If I could give no stars I would! Oh and don't go in the pool, I learned the hard way, I have a red rash all over my body and just read that it was closed down because it was a health hazard! WTF! If you are hungry, just look under the bed, you'll find some moldy cheese and a bloody tampon! So glad I am out of this sh*t hole! DO NOT STAY HERE, EVEN IF IT IS FREE!
__label__1 Je note un peu s\u00e9v\u00e8rement, mais c'est parce que mes attentes \u00e9taient tr\u00e8s hautes, compte tenu de la r\u00e9putation  tr\u00e8s enviable du Comptoir, notamment aupr\u00e8s de mes amis.\n\nLe staff est tr\u00e8s gentil, la carte des vins est \"int\u00e9ressante\" mais c'est surtout des \"petits vins\", des vins natures, des vins bio, des petites appellations. C'est correct mais il faut pas s'attendre \u00e0 trouver des gros crus ou beaucoup de vins \"costauds\". Le hic, c'est le prix. Trop cher pour des vins de cette gamme, mais c'est un probl\u00e8me r\u00e9pandu \u00e0 Montr\u00e9al, bref, j'aurais aim\u00e9 une carte moins convenue \u00e0 cette pseudo-mode p\u00e9dante et faussement originale qui semble contamin\u00e9e tous les bars \u00e0 vins. Ton vin obscur de la Loire, tu le payes 15$ et tu me le vends 55$.\n\nLa bouffe: Quand ta sp\u00e9cialit\u00e9 c'est les charcuteries, ton assiette de charcuterie doit absolument \u00eatre au rendez-vous, ce qui n'est pas le cas. Assiette minuscule. Produits corrects... mais come on, je veux des charcuteries et je suis un ogre!!! Bref, c'est beaucoup trop timide pour moi vos 4 tranches de saucissons d'un millim\u00e8tre servis sur une planche g\u00e9ante.\n\nLe Carpaccio de thon \u00e9tait pas tr\u00e8s bon, servi avec des l\u00e9gumes vinaigr\u00e9s qui masquaient le thon finalement. Le coq cuit sous-vide \u00e9tait bien meilleur. Cuisson parfaite, belle texture, et bon assaisonnement. Les portions sont \u00e9galement \u00e0 revoir. On mange ou on picosse?\n\nDe mani\u00e8re g\u00e9n\u00e9rale, la cuisine manque un peu de passion. trop pr\u00e9cis, trop organis\u00e9, trop carr\u00e9. Pas mon genre du tout. On voit que les cuisiniers se forcent et sont s\u00e9rieux, mais quelque part c'est triste. Tout est retenu, calcul\u00e9, pes\u00e9, minut\u00e9. \u00c7a fait plus horlogerie que restaurant. Autre truc cocasse, chaque plat est d\u00e9crit en long et en large, dans un style compl\u00e8tement exag\u00e9r\u00e9. Du genre Carpaccio de thon servi avec son ketchup maison de tomates vertes biologiques sur salade de jeunes roquettes et biscotti aromatis\u00e9 au thym de ma grand-maman, blablabla. Tout est effectivement dans l'assiette o\u00f9 se trouve 1 gramme de chacun de ingr\u00e9dients. Le contraste entre la longueur des noms des plats et la tr\u00e8s petitesse de ceux-ci \u00e0 quelque chose de vraiment ridicule. Est-ce qu'on me prend pour un clown? \n\nUn autre irritant est le manque d'espace au bar. Oubliez l'id\u00e9e d'y manger si vous faites plus de 160 lbs, ce qui n'est pas tr\u00e8s gros finalement. Est-ce pour \u00e7a les petites portions? \n\nMusique: Vraiment \u00e0 revoir. Mauvais. Mauvais. Mauvais. Indochine? \"Des Fleurs pour Salinger Wo ho ho ho ho\". Ouf! Plein d'autres tounes qu\u00e9taines pour filles 25-35. Conseil. Si t'aimes vraiment \u00e7a, Indochine, peux tu nous faire jouer une chanson qu'on a pas entendu 10 000 fois \u00e0 CKOI? Si t'aimes \u00e7a Neil Young, tu peux pas nous faire jouer quelque chose d'autre qu'Harvest Moon?! \n\nCrowd un peu pr\u00e9tentieux qui pense conna\u00eetre \u00e7a, le vin, la bouffe pis la musique. Pas ma place, pas mon genre. Int\u00e9ressant pour ceux qui aiment une cuisine tr\u00e8s pr\u00e9cise, les vins d\u00e9licats et les di\u00e8tes.
__label__1 My son went and got us subs for dinner last night.   I had the JJBLT.   Not good.   The bacon had an odd taste, and, despite my request for \"Crispy\", it was soggy.   I ended up eating a lettuce, mayo and tomato sandwich.  Disappointing consumption of calories.
__label__1 I have loved jimmy john's for about 10 years now and consistently ordered from there in 3 different states that I've lived in. I work a couple blocks down and order from there about once a week. Average wait time is at least a half hour. They NEVER give me napkins. This is small.. but very annoying. To top it off their sandwiches just aren't what I'm used to from jimmy johns. The meat never tastes right. Anyways. I just ordered my last sub from there. It's a sad day
__label__4 I am a busy man that needs instant gratification when it comes to lunch delivery.  This place gets the job done!  At other locations, I've accidentally had an ingredient added or chips forgotten... They always correct their wrong!  Whether it is running you what they had forgotten (5 minutes or less) or giving you a credit for the next time you order!  It's fast, fresh, convenient and I have never experienced any negative customer service.  Keep up the good work!
__label__1 On paper Wurstle Gourmet Sausages is an interesting hot dog/sausage concept, but as a business this so called \"evolution of a hot dog\" is poorly executed.  The idea is not that novel either, as there are other versions that exactly mirrors the offering here (Puka Dog as mentioned by a few other reviewers) or have sausage/hot dog baked into freshly made bread dough (the kind you may see in many Taiwanese bakeries).\n\nThe location is good, very convenient for the shoppers, especially if the younglings are in toll, when hunger strikes.  Which was the main reason I decided to give them a try.  Uhh no, I don't have kids or was babysitting one at the time.  Anyway... Getting back on track, the menu with pictures to help customers make their ordering decision is effective.  If you see what you like you can order it, even if you can't read or speak English.  I totally appreciate picture menus.  Just point and like magic, you get what you pointed at, usually.\n\nSo what they offer are a selection of 6 sausages (not counting their Breakfast Minis, and 2 kid sizes and flavors for a lower price), on choice of 3 bread options, and 4 \"toppings\" that are crammed down the hole made in the bread.  Price tag is $5.69 pre-tax.  Besides their main attractions, they also have desserts (Nutella filled Puffs and Mini Cupcakes), fries and chips, and some beverages.  If you are vegetarian, they have a vegetarian option too (asparagus, onions, spicy ketchup, relish & mayo mustard).\n\nThe sausages alone is decent, at least the flavors that I tried.  But I would not call it gourmet by any means.  The so called toppings are very pedestrian as well.  Even Costco Food Courts offer these same flavor enhancers at their self serve stations.  About the only gourmet anything is what comes with the Vegetarian Dog, if you considered spicy ketchup and mayo mustard gourmet.  The breads are generic like the options at Quiznos, without the toasting on their conveyer belt system.\n\nFor what they are charging, I don't really think it is going to score high marks on anybody's value to price ratio. Without any more interesting and unique sauces in the condiments arsenal, the urge to return and try something else you have yet to try is very low.  Since this is not Disneyland and considering that there are many better options and superior values at other venues within walking distance, you can pretty much figure out why there are no long lines here.\n\nOn the bright side, the only employee that was working at the time when I went was very courteous and friendly, and did her best to hold down the fort singlehandedly.\n\nReview #8 of 2014
__label__4 Words cannot express the warm welcome and friendly nature of this business.  I had the opportunity of working with \"K\" who was knowledgable and courteous.  I had dropped my iPhone in water, and he was able to fix the phone to take it from inoperable to working flawlessly.  You are insane to go ANYWHERE else.  Great price, great people, great service.  I wish I could give it a 10/10.\n\n5/5\n\n-Doug
__label__4 These guys rock. Fixed my i5 glass super fast. Nice clean friendly place. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
__label__0 Worst service ever and over priced!! I didn't feel welcomed and they were mean. Don't go here!
__label__3 What a wonderful place, staff are freindly and attentive but they also know when to just leave you alone. The menu covers all of my tastes in food with a good \" daily \" selection. Entertainment at the weekend is well selected and I love that you can still converse whilst it's on. This is a new owner and she has made some wonderful changes in all areas. If you want an enjoyable experience I would recommend it.
__label__3 I've been to Venues Cafe twice - once for Sunday brunch and another time for lunch.  The outside seating area is beautiful.  I sat outside both times.  The food is excellent and I found the service to be awesome.  They were very attentive, never needed to ask for anything as they were at the table checking in very often.
__label__3 Love this place!  I had the Deconstructed Tacos,  my husband had the Angus Burger and my son had the Hand Breaded Chicken Strips. The fish and steak tacos were really good.  As one other review mentioned they were not as warm as I expected,  but the flavor was terrific. My husband loved his Angus Burger and tried the house special onion rings which were AMAZING!  And last but not least,  The Chicken Strips were devoured... along with the fries which were really good as well.   Definitely a place I would visit again.   P.S. The sangria  was great too! ;-)
__label__1 Okay so I'm not really sure why so many reviewers are semi-positive about this place. I can't say I'd ever go back. One positive is the lobby of the Artisan is really cool. Great attention to detail.\n\nWe didn't know where \"Mood\" was so we asked the front desk guy, who, rather coldly, just pointed in its direction. We then arrived to what we assumed was the restaurant (A giant menu poster gave it away, so we thought).\n\nWe then stood in front of this menu poster for 10 minutes waiting for some sign of life to greet us. We then decided to venture to the bar to try and get some understanding how the seating works in this place we nicknamed \"The Twilight Zone\". The bartender told us to just sit anywhere. From that moment on the meal and the overall experience was a real snooze. The server had no personality and the food was okay and definitely not worth the prices.
__label__2 This review is a bit late, but better late than never - right?\n\nWe went for the Prix Fixed menu on Valentines Day, I know that sometimes those menus on holidays can have weaknesses. \nLike many other people, we couldn't figure out WHERE Mood was, not realizing it was right next to/inside the bar area. \n\nOur waiter was a bit frazzled and it was packed in there, but the menu looked delicious with 5 course and well, almost everything containing alcohol.\n\nMy boyfriend literally waited 20 minutes for a fork to eat his salad (pears in a fig reduction with maytag bleu cheese) which was so light and tasty once we finally got to eat it.  The next course was a lobster bisque with TONS of lobster in it topped with a cognac foam, which could have been warmer. The thrird course was small frozen Pignot Noir, which was most likely sweetened on top of a  frozen mandarin orange slice and mint.\n\nThe main course was a 6 oz Filet and with some huge ravioli type thing and some overly salty sauteed mushrooms. My boyfriend's filet was over cooked and dry, and 3/4 of mine was perfect and the other end was almost raw. My boyfriend loved his huge ravioli and I thought mine was gross.   Dessert was a white chocolate covered strawberry and a very tasty petite four and a glass of champagne. \n\nEvery course had some sort of alcohol infused in it, except the pears and with my glass of included champagne and my glass of wine I was nearly drunk by the time the check came.\n\nI would go eat there again on a non holiday, because the items that were good, were SO good. They were just overbooked and frazzled.  \nOne couple came and never had a waiter check on them and THEY LEFT - which I have never seen before, especially on Valentines Day.\n\nIt's worth going to for the experience.
__label__3 Came for resto week and it was amazing.  Also came for the comedy dinner's they have on monday night.  its a great dinner a show night.  totally enjoyable food.  highly recommended!
__label__2 3.5 Stars\n\nBeautiful place! This place is so pretty. But it is so my style too. Some may find it too \"grandma.\" I love the decor.\n\nI went here for dinner at the restaurant, Mood.\n\nThe food was good. I had the filet, which was cooked as requested, not too under or overcooked. Someone in my party had the scallops, which was also cooked just right. Sides ordered were the mushrooms, which was my favorite dish, very tasty. We also got the brussel sprouts, mac and cheese, and the French fries. All were ok. Not incredibly impressive. We got the crab cakes, bruschetta and Margarita flatbread for appetizers. All good. The bruschetta would have been better if the bread wasn't hard. I prefer it when it is a little softer. For dessert we got the Italian coconut layer cake. It was ok, not great.\n\nI guess the place is an after hours spot too, but we didn't stay. All in all, it was a good experience.
__label__4 Been going to Yoli's since it opened..Love it!  I have been told by friends that they have the best hamburgers, so I finally broke down (since I'm not much of a burger guy) and tried one with skepticism.  I now think they need to change their name from Yoli's to YUMMY'S Cafe! Holy cow (no pun intended) it was Awesome! Has to be the juiciest most flaverful burger I can remember eating. Not sure I can order anything else now.
__label__3 Yoli's has recently been popping up on Yelp's 'Best Of' front page. Many people are mouthing out and as the food whore that I am, I needed to go out and try it for myself.\n\nMy previous research told me that there were many 5 stars and 3 stars reviews regarding the ambiance, service and food. It seemed that the place had be 5-stars for a while but trending analysis showed a decline in the late 2011- early 2012. Alright enough nerd talk-  it was a Saturday morning, I was starving and I needed a place to have brunch with my lady friend in town.\n\nWhen it comes to brunch at Yoli's, you really need to leave all your expectations at the door. The neighborhood its in is a little sub-par, the parking situation isn't grand and the interior and patio decor resembles a home that stopped paying for landscaping services a long time ago. The tables outside are all basic basic plastic, they are not squeaky clean (or perfectly leveled) and the seating is pretty limited. If you are coming to Yoli's, you are coming here for the food and nothing else, this ain't no brunch at the Four Seasons.\n\nTheir menus are strictly breakfast/brunch related but at a 2-sided page list, their breakfast choices do have a large variety of flavors and prices. The food is on the stealthier side with skillet dishes, omelets and diner-style potato sides. My friend and I ordered their most popular dish, the El Monte- Hawaiian french toast sandwich filled with egg whites, turkey, bacon and cheese with a 'spicy orange marmalade'. At about $7, the sandwich was pretty large and filled me up easily after just half of it. The french toast itself was soft and spongy and the bacon had some crisp, but the turkey was very thinly-sliced deli meat so it didn't have a lot of flavor and the spicy marmalade was tasty but not spicy at all.\n\nThe service was a tad slow but the lady was very very courteous and nice to us, she just didn't stop by very often so we had to wait around for our drinks and our check for quite a while. Overall I wasn't blown away with Yoli's but I would recommend as a place with decent portions and good prices. As of now, a 3.75 stars on my book.\n\nI am a big supporter of local restaurants and I love seeing a family-owned business thrive. With a little bit more decor, faster service and a cleaner environment this place can return to be the GEM that people used to talk about. Yoli, if you are reading this- I hope you take this advice, we all want to see you succeed so we hope you can get back on that horse and impress the hell out of us. Good Luck!!
__label__3 It's a great little spot! The owner even came out to ask how I'd like my smoothie. Super sweet people. Cools spot and I love to support a local business
__label__3 Love it.  Really good food and nice people.  Check out the courtyard.
__label__3 Quaint set up.  ALMOST reminds me of HOT (my personal fave).  Menu items look good and there's a good variety.\nNewspaper on hand to read which I really like.  Courtyard/patio dining, with misters, option.  Very limited seating indoors.\nI had the pulled pork and it was fantastic.\nI will be back.
__label__2 My boyfriend and I came here a couple of months ago and I was slightly disappointed. They mixed up our orders with another table which happens I understand. The food was pretty good, but it wasn't incredibly memorable. I think we should give it another shot sometime though and try a few different things. The bird cages next to the restaurant were pretty cool.
__label__1 1hr wait for our food after we got a seat.\n\nNice scenery and awesome vibe. That's were it ends.\n\nThe Blueberry muffins was unbeatable and dry.\n\nThe biscuits and gravy was pretty dang good. Should come with sausage or bacon though.\n\nThe Carne asada burrito was pretty bland.\n\nThe sandwich made out of French toast was the best thing and it was decent at best.\n\nWe will be back to the Perch but not here.
__label__0 Crap food, crap service. Not sure what the appeal is here. the place was dead we waited an hour for our food, I could have made my own eggs and bacon by that time and at 10$ a pop could have fed 20 people. One piece of bacon and runny eggs (ugh). The service was terrible too, we were outside and it was warm, our server never came by to check on us, apologize about the wait, fill our drinks etc. People with larger tables were getting their food and we had been there longer, truth be told she probably forgot about us. When she did resurface she smelled awful, like cigarettes. I love a good dive breakfast place, this is a dive but far from good.
__label__2 The staff are nice.The kitchen out back is a bit grungy though but I like the lounge area in the back although its a bit dark out there in the back-not much sunlight. Hmmm weird that they don't recycle in the kitchen.They always have unique items. I would criticize that their backed goods should have more can sugar free dried fruit free sweets, cakes, cookies since my body cannot tolerate that.Also some of their other products have sugar in them.Their prices are reasonable.I like that you can prepare cook in their kitchen. Also I like that you can buy nice teas and drink it out back.They close too early and are not open 7 days a week just 4 which sucks.
__label__1 Horribly slow here with food, and some items were just downright foul (eggs in the breakfast burrito).  Hot sauce in the plastic tube was good though, as well as the spicy tomatillo sauce.  No real drive-thru.  What the heck?
__label__2 I would give Someburros a 4, but I feel like it would be misleading. In my mind a 4 is a \"I need to go there\" rating. Someburros is more of  a \"If you want mexican food and you're nearby\" type place\n\nAnother reviewer said it best; this is a 'tweener place - better than fast food, not as good as a sit-down... which I actually find perfect.\n\nWhile they're food is perfectly acceptable, I will say that it's easy to spend more than you need to here. I've gotten a few of there combos of burritos, tacos, etc, and while they're good, you are probably going to cross (or very nearly cross) the $10 mark once you add a drink. personally I think the most underrated thing on the menu is the Mexican Pizza. It's a 14\" cheese crisp with green chili beef, tomatoes, and green onions. It has plenty of flavor, it's def. filling, and it's cheap - $4.80. (this is also perfect Hangover Grub.) Add a small drink, the comp. chips, and you've got a pretty great meal for a hair under 7 bucks. Not the healthiest option in the world, but hey...
__label__4 This is great Mexican fast food. No fuss, no muss. Straightforward good food.
__label__4 I've been going to Movement Restoration for two years now, and absolutely love it. I started going to Trisha as a part of training for races... then I just got addicted and go because I feel that her massages are good for the soul. Through the work of Movement Restoration, I now understand what it means to say \"massage THERAPY\"!  I've seen Marjie in addition to Trisha, and she is also fantastic. Great people, great company.  You can't go wrong.
__label__3 Good lines. Some of the best anywhere. Sports book owned by Cantor gaming which is separate from the M Resort owners.\nSo they don't share rewards programs.\nThe design is great and seats comfortable. \nLocation is great right next to poker room and the big deli which is open really late maybe 24 hours but double check and they have good food while watching sports. \nAlso the 32 degree bar is attached and you can see games from the bar area while eating and drinking.\nStrong sports book all around.
__label__2 This place is good but was better with the previous owners. Regulars/betters would get a few drink tickets for making bets and it was a nice courtesy. It still has some appeal but they generally only run free events on TV or HBO boxing. UFC, Strikeforce, and other events take a back seat. You can bet but need to go somewhere else to watch them. Sportsbar attached is nice with many beers to choose from. If you like wine-they used to have some half way decent ones- they are down to some really poor picks. Mixed drinks they got it all. This review is about the sportsbook and connecting bar only.
__label__0 As many other customers have reported, I had the WORST customer service experience of my life here today with none other than the manager of the store. If you see a caucasion male with spiky, short blond hair in the store, I suggest you run. \n\nTo be fair when I discussed this matter with their corporate store in Chelsea New York, they were very apologetic and even sent me the eyeshadow that I was looking to return with overnight shipping. \n\nTo make a long story short, I visited this store 3 times over my vacation. On my first trip the SA was very helpful and spent time answering questions and giving advice, however I was given a different eyeshadow than requested and I didn't discover it until later that evening. No biggie, I figured I would simply return the next day and exchange it.\n\nOn the second trip, the store manager was there putting on makeup on another sales associate. He seemed highly irritated that I was there and didn't make an effort to assist me. Eventually I was able to explain to him about receiving the wrong color the day before and the inital mistake was corrected. I decided to purchase another color on this trip and sure enough upon checking my box back in my hotel room that night I was given the wrong color a second time. I assumed the manager would take care to provide the correct shadow given my first experience but it seemed he was more interested in practicing his makeup application skills. \n\nOn my third trip to the store to perform another exchange I was condescendingly greeted by the store manager who remembered me. I informed him that he gave me the wrong color and then he insisted that he did not make a mistake and that I was given the shade I asked for.\n\nHe then rudely said, \"and you have lipstick on your teeth.\" He then went on to tell me that I was indecisive and would probably come back the next day to return something else. I reiterated that I was given the wrong colors two separate times and even if I had changed my mind I was well within my rights to exchange my products as stated by their return policy which was printed on the bottom of the sales slip. (I had a valid receipt and the packages were unused and unopened)\n\nThe store manager then called me a LIAR several times. He also accused me of shopping and returning products at their other location on the strip which I found bizarre since the address on the receipt was clearly the location that I was standing in. He insinuated that I was stealing or trying to cheat the store. I insisted again that all my purchases were made at this location. Since their return policy states that products can be returned or exchanged at any store I also asked him how purchasing product at a different location could prohibit a return to which he had no response.\n\nAt this point I asked him to simply complete the exchange or provide a refund so that I could get out of there and he flat out refused. He stated that since my receipt wasn't \"valid\" the computer couldn't acknowledge my purchase. It was then that I asked him to clarify that he was refusing to provide service (despite meeting all the requirements of their return policy) and he said he would not help me.\n\nI really love their eyeshadows and palette system and will continue to buy them online. It is likely that I will visit their other location on the strip as the vast majority of their reviews here are positive, however I will NEVER set foot in this store location again.
__label__4 I've driven past this place numerous times and had no idea there was a Somalian restaurant in the back, off the street.  Thanks to the Levine Museum of the New South and plancharlotte.org for putting on a \"Munching Tour\" along Central Avenue and exposing about 20 people to new food.\nFor $10, we received a plate called \"chicken suqar\".  The chicken came with bread that was like crepes.  You tear off a piece and then pick up some marinated chicken and some greens with the bread and pop it in your mouth.  Really really good.\nIt was also served with a banana.  Well, I did some research and apparently this is very often served as a side dish with meal.  Knock knock.  Who's there?  Banana.  Banana who?\nI also didn't know the extent of Italian influence on Somalia and Somalian food.  I knew Italy had fought Ethiopia and lost (Italian military might has not quite been the same since the Roman empire days).  But I was completely ignorant about the Italy-Somalia history.\nThe woman who runs the restaurant told us that she came to the US about 15 years ago and couldn't speak English.  She always loved to cook and when you have her food, you'll realize that's a good thing for the rest of us.\nThere's also a little shop next to the restaurant and they sell all sorts of things like beautiful Somalian clothing, jars of dates, and toothbrushes made out of bark.  Seriously.\nWhat a great find - check it out.
__label__3 First Impressions for me were: I'm here for an early middle of the week lunch and they have people in both rooms, it is not crowded at 11:30am yet there are several people already here.  They let me sit where ever I want instead of just taking me to a table, nice though it does not effect my rating.  \n\nI'm seated and I notice the \"Garage Doors\" Urban Architecture and simple Decor so I like this!  It's got Potential!  Plenty of Outdoor seating too, Great designs, this place is cool!\n\nChips and Salsa:  I LOVE great Salsa!  This one is better than A-OK and I guess I can say I'm a fan, though barely! Even so, this Salsa is better than many I have tasted in the Charlotte area.  Hot Chips (no not the strippers, I mean dancers and not the Potato Chips) these are Excellent Corn Flour (I guess) Tortilla Chips 5 yelp stars.\n\nThe REAL Food.  I'm telling my waitress what I'm thinking and she makes suggestions:  I could get Two Tacos instead of three (on the menu they are listed as three) I could get one of each instead of choosing just one flavor and I could get a different wrapper instead of Corn Flour!  So I'm IMPRESSED!  I order two of one and one of the other!  I'm glad I ordered two of the Steak with White Onions it was very good!  I want to forget the other one!  If I had only ordered it I would probably not be writing this review.  So the Steak with White Onions (see my photo I don't know what it is called) was very good 4.10 yelp stars.  The different Salsa or Sauce they served on the side (thankfully) was awful and I ate more of it than I should, just to be sure it was terrible (I hope they get rid of it and invent a new one)!  Not to worry, my server consistently made sure I had plenty of the other Salsa they serve with the chips.\n\nHere is a place I had not heard anything good about yet wanted to see for myself (it has been a while and they could have improved if there ever was a problem).  My taste is different from some others, some of the time.
__label__3 You definitely pay for the view, was an above average meal. I got the steak and it was pretty good. We also got the cheese plate which was nothing spectacular. I reserved a table for us with a request to sit outside, upon arrival we were asked where we wanted to sit, I thought that was kind of odd. There was a bug crawling on the table during our meal and the bus boy came by as he was setting our appetizer down and killed the bug which I thought was kind of odd. \n\nView: 5\nFood: 3\n4 stars.
__label__3 Probably the best Korean food you're going to get in Pittsburgh.  This area doesn't have a huge Korean population like some coastal cities, so those of you from New York, DC, or LA should adjust your expectations accordingly.  Other reviewers have noted that the food is expensive, but, to be fair, you do get a lot.  You will not leave hungry.\nI had the spicy octopus bibimbap.  They made it authentically in a cast iron bowl that sizzled pleasantly when it was brought out.  The menu description did not disappoint: it was quite spicy and well-endowed with octopus.  My dining companion (a self-proclaimed Koreaphile) was impressed with the more exotic menu offerings and the K-pop videos playing in the background.\nMy only complaint was the soup that came with my meal.  It was scant, lukewarm, and boring.
__label__3 After reading about the wait most people have at Babycakes Cafe I decided to give another breakfast place a try (I'll try Babycakes one day...). So I Yelped a spot and was instantly intrigued by Rise and Shine. It was the location-not far from where I live- and those darn cute flower umbrellas that they have hanging from their ceiling.\nIt was busy but with a ten minute wait on a Sunday Morning I'm not complaining....The flower umbrellas were so cute and everytime the door opened the air spinned some of them around-Whimsical I tell ya!!!\nAnyways, I did also enjoy all the mosaics on the walls as well-Artsie!!!\n\nThe food= An option for bread is a cinnamon bread baked in a flower pot with a knife stabbed in the top served with butter and strawberry jam. Let me tell ya one is not enough- It was so good but I wish those flower pots were fatter for more darn warm yummy bread. Cute idea though...\nI loved reading that the Chicken in the Chicken and Waffles was a chicken breast-YAY!!!!!! So I picked that and it was really good. The breading was pretty tasty and spicy as well and the chicken breast was pounded flat so you got a pretty big piece. My daughter got a short stack of pancakes-So fluffy and good too...Now on to the grumpy BF who already was having attitude-He got eggs,hash browns and bacon-He was not impressed and hated his bacon-Oh well, so sad....I tried his food and it was fine he is just too particular about his bacon but like I told him thats why you have a voice use it and request what you like!!!\nI will be back and the BF can wait in the car....
__label__4 OUTSTANDING FOOD AND SERVICE!! Great friendly neighborhood restaurant! Everything is yummy!! The ambiance is geat with jammies and hanging umbrellas. Potatoes are amazing with a hint of rosemary. The french toast- and I would recommend the addicting crunchy selection is always served with whipped butter and a bottle of warm syrup! The pot of bread with a touch of cinnamon is is offered with a spot of jam and whipped butter. A wonderful selection on their menu. They always wish to have your feedback for any improvement and the owner comes around to talk and ensure it is a pleasurable experience. Very personable. This is my first review and I eat out for almost every meal. Worth the time.. Hope you enjoy!!
__label__1 Food was ok but not the best.  I haven't gone there in almost a year and when I paid the bill I realized why I haven't. Almost $2.50 for a glass of OJ and they don't give free refills. Again, food was ok but there is definitely better.
__label__0 Horrible. From the price of juice and milk for kids to the moldy grapes that laid on my food and I mean white mold. Disgusting. Lost my appetite. Service is very very slow and there was only 5 tables. For a place that had steak in their name my daughter did not eat her steak and eggs as it was a horrible peace of cheap sirloin. We live a block a way and will never go back again.
__label__4 Wonderful choice on our way into Vegas for the weekend. Wait was about 20 min, not too bad. We had Crispy Chicken Bagel, Chicken and Waffles, Chiliquiles and Chicken Fried Steak. Everything was great! Wish we had this back in San Diego! Can't wait to go back!  Customer service was outstanding!
__label__3 Great food and very friendly service.
__label__1 Found this place with my girlfriend and although we enjoyed the decor, the customer service and food sucked. As soon as we got seated the waiter seemed as if she was in a rush, but the place was no where near busy. She took our orders, but never let us finish speaking because she kept interrupting us; again feeling \"rushed.\" She gave us our food and asked what else we needed, and she forgot our utensils, in which she basically threw them onto our table; once again, rushing! The prices were way too high for the quality. I ordered a steak and it was not juicy, it was bland when I asked for medium rare. My girlfriend ordered a southern style chicken fried steak and it did not taste like anything. The breading was horrible too. Paid almost $50 for just the two of us. Would not recommend this place.
__label__1 The food is good. Variety is sparse. Wish they had cottage cheese or apples or bananas as an alternative to potatoes. Not a lot of booths but so there is often a wait for seating. Tried it for lunch too as it is close to home tomato soup is very acidic and not very good, tastes like tomato paste.  Grilled Cheese was ok.
__label__0 I order the biscuits and gravy to go.  I love 3 minutes away from this terrible establishment and by the time I got home I tried to cut into the biscuits and they were harder than a rock.  I even tried a steak knife to no avail.  I proceeded to call them back and the lady asked me if I want them remade.  I said absolutely not but u can refund my money since I couldn't eat what I just ordered.  Then I was told that they can't and won't do that.   By far the worst breakfast I ever had.  Was not even edible and the fact that I couldn't even get my money back is complete BS.  I will never patronize this place again and I'll make sure non of my friends do either.  Terrible food and service.  You've been warned.....
__label__1 I don't like this place as much as Darren does. They gouge you for snacks ($3 for a bag of chips!), the staff can be really uptight and unfair (some usher told Darren to sit down even though we were in the balcony and he wasn't blocking anyone's view, for a metal concert no less!), and they need a/c bad. Anyway, we saw Yngwie Malmsteen here, and he rocked, even if the sound could have been better. The seats were not comfortable and hard. Darren's seat was unstable (and they wouldn't let him stand???). \n\nI also saw the Cult here with Darren a couple years back.
__label__3 Man, this stuff is good.\n\nYes they are a bit pricey, but you are getting really good quality and really good burgers. You'd pay more for a crappy burger at Applebee's, for sure. Five Guys doesn't really compare to fast food if you know your beef.\n\nAs an aside, the soda machines are a fascinating study in generational usability. Just sit over there and observe for five minutes.
__label__4 Delightful restaurant!  Had the lamb sagg (4.5 heat) and my daughter had the chicken tiki marsala (6 heat). We both enjoyed the selection and appreciated the free appetizer with sauce (7 heat) to know how to gauge the heat index. The garlic naan was outstanding! And our server was friendly and helpful. Will definitely be back!!
__label__4 We just returned from dining at Al Hamra with friends and had to comment on the great meal and service we had.  Mario, our waiter, was knowledgeable and friendly.  Our orders came promptly and all were excellent.  We ordered the samosas and onion paneer for appetizers.  We had the shrimp vindaloo, the chicken with coconut, the chicken curry and the eggplant dish along with aloo naan and mango chutney.  All had the right amount of spice as ordered and were tender and very tasty.  It's been several years since we dined at Al Hamra but we will definitely go back.
__label__4 Was down in AZ for the BCS National championship game, needed a place to eat dinner and Yelp didn't disappoint. Good atmosphere, great food, excellent service. At one point we had three people waiting on the two of us. One refreshing our chips and salsa, one toping off water and another delivering my margarita. Check this place out!
__label__1 Love the decor - they've done a great job ... too bad the food does not have equal appeal.  \n\nTried a number of appetizers and there was not a single one that stood out!  Very large bar - personal bartenders, but if they get busy, not sure they will be prepared.  Also runners who bring the food out to the bar, never know where they are going with it.  Need to work on a better system.
__label__1 Came here for a team lunch based on some Yelp reviews, however, the meal I experience was below average.  There wasn't much spices and most dishes tasted bland.  I had to order additional plates of hot sauce, lemon, salt and pepper just to season the food.  Perhaps, it was an off day for them, but I probably wouldn't make additional effort to go back.
__label__2 My daughter and I went there for an early dinner on a Saturday afternnoon.  The tacos were really good.  Megan had beef tacos and some rice and I had the pork tacos and rice.  Of course nothing goes better with tacos than diet coke.  Megan's tacos were great, and mine were good too.  Wasn't real fond of the sweet pineapple salsa on the pork, but I just dug that off after the first bite and poured on the salsa.  The reason for the 3 stars you ask?  Parking absolutely sucks.  I mean it took us as long to park as it did to eat our tacos.  And then of course you have to pay to park, which sucks some more.  Just for that reason, I wouldn't go back.  Move your business, Fuego.
__label__1 I was so excited to try out this new place for restaurant week. It's really hard to find...but cute inside once you get there. My party of 4 had reservations, but we still had to wait about 10 minutes to be seated. Our server brought us glasses of sangria (we didn't even notice at first that sangria came with the restaurant week menu, yay for free drinks!) Their red wine sangria was really good, with a nice star anise flavor. \n\nFor restaurant week, you split an appetizer with your dining companion, each had an entree (either 2 tacos or 1 burrito) and share dessert. We started with the taco salad, which was really tasty and spicy. I liked the chipotle ranch dressing and strips of tortilla on the top. \n\nI ordered the shrimp and barbacoa beef tacos - it said the beef is braised in Dr. Pepper. Interesting...they were out of shrimp and had to sub fish. The tacos came wrapped in 2 little corn tortillas, but they still fell apart when you pick them up. They were stuffed with things...but overall lacked flavor. I didn't finish either taco. We asked at this point for chips and salsa, which were brought out but horrible. I think we all ate one (burned) chip, with really thick, tomato-ey salsa with no freshness or kick.\n\nAt least you can't mess up dessert, right? I think it was a churro, but I wouldn't know because they were out. This happened the first day of restaurant week, about 730pm. They obviously didn't plan for restaurant week very well, because we didn't get dessert or and shrimp tacos. The waitress offered to get us another glass of sangria for dessert, but by this time we wanted to leave. \n\nSkip it.
__label__3 Ok, so I have seen Groupons for this place for quite some time now, so I decided to give in and see what it was all about.  We were greeted by a super friendly host who was quick to help us to our table.  Our server was helpful with the menu, though her pre-bussing skills could use some help.  She brought us their complimentary chips and salsa (salsa was pretty hot but had good flavor) and I really enjoyed the chips.  Got some freshly made guac to go with the chips, as my mouth couldn't take anymore spice...was good but had a lot of black pepper in it. So, their menu has several different taco options which you can pick and choose (two different tacos or two of the same, rice and beans) or you can get it as a burrito.  My girlfriend and I both decided to get the vegetarian burrito, which were very good, but very filling! \n\nThe place had a great vibe and I will definitely keep them in mind next time I want a burrito!
__label__0 And the worst service ever award goes to...... Fuego !!! We walked into an empty restaurant on a hot summer afternoon when there was nobody in the restaurant. We had a group of about 10 people, and let me remind you again, the restaurant was empty. We were greeted by two servers who had a look of absolute disgust that a large party was at their doorstep. Without us even saying a word, one lady told is there was no way we could all sit together. Good afternoon to you too, lady. We went upstairs to be out of their way and there were a few four top tables right next to each other. We took it upond ourselves to push them all 1 foot so that we could sit together. We didn't rearrange the dining area. When she took our orders, she told us that she could not do separate checks. I begged her to split up the bill into groups of 4 (how we were arranged at the four top tables), and she begrudgingly said that was okay. It took over an hour for her to get our orders and for us to get our meals. We were at the restaurant for 2 and a half hours. Meanwhile, a group of 5 people had walked in 30 minutes after us, were pleasantly greeted, and seated next to our table. She took their orders, served them meals, and nicely split their checks for each person (but there was no way she could do that for the 10 of us). They came and left within an hour. \n\nThat was one of the worst restaurant experiences I have ever had. Phoenix is a Mecca of good restaurants and there are plenty of other delicious places nearby that treat their customers kindly.  I'm surprised Fuego is still in business. I will never go back.
__label__0 I am not a big fan of AMANDA (owner and waitress), or Fuego Del Mar A.K.A. Fuego Tacos! \nIf you are new in the area or just visiting, please watch out for this restaurant!! I assure you this place will give you suspicions.\nWhat's the point of having a groupon deal if the business does not welcome newcomers! Please please be careful yelpers.\n\n(Just needed to repost here)
__label__3 I've seen this restaurant change its face several times. This time I hope it stays this way. Both times we ordered carry-out, the servers were wonderful. Our orders were ready, hot and accurate. \n\nThe 10% discount from ASU students doesn't suck either.\n\n I highly recommend this place.
__label__1 Poor service with cold food!
__label__2 Never knew how big the place was. Seems like an awesome place for sporting events. I didn't get any drinks, but the specials appear good. It was freaking dead in there, but I want to try and go on a busy night for further review.
__label__0 Back in the day, this used to be The Library. I never thought I'd say this anywhere near a college campus again, but I wish I was back at The Library, because this place sucks.\n\nI was out milling about on Mill Ave, and while we were trying to find our next stop, we walked by the open door and empty bar. The guy at the door was enticing us with $4 Long Islands and $2 shots. I can see why....no one wants to come in here. It's lame.\n\nYou see, back when it was The Library, this place had attractive bartenders dressed as....librarians (skirts and all). A magical place, where you could have a great time. Then it started getting played out, and eventually closed.\n\nNow, it's Blondies....it's just a run of the mill (get it?) bar with average drinks, a great location, no TV's, turrible music and a pathetic crowd. There's no theme, it's disgusting, and the ghetto crowd in the back playing Beer Pong was lame.\n\nThey didn't even have red/blue party cups. They were using cheap plastic tumblers for Beer Pong. Isn't that illegal?\n\nI've been complaining for a while, so you are probably thinking, \"Dave, why didn't you just leave?\" The night was winding down, we were kind of tired, and we just wanted to chill. Afterall, there were plenty of places to sit, since hardly anyone was in here. \n\nAnd yes, I know it's summer and school is out. That didn't stop other places from having a crowd. Just sayin. Just sayin....\n\nI'm most likely not coming back. Unless it's on a bar crawl, and we need a place to have another drink.
__label__4 Consistently the best customer service around. Needed new rear tire a while back. No up sells, just options for my budget and needs. Today in for a flat repair. No waiting to talk to someone - they meet and greet you immediately. Both times I've been quoted accurate wait time which is a huge deal to me. Knowledgeable, friendly, courteous staff- I highly recommend this location to everyone in the area.
__label__3 This is in the food court in Fashion Show Mall.  This was a pretty good meal for the price.  I ordered the Cubano and was quite pleased.
__label__3 Very good food. Authentic. Spicy as indicated by name. We went there for dinner twice during our short visit to Vegas and we were happy both times.
__label__3 We tried out the lunch specials and found them to be pretty good.  For about $6 we both got healthy portions of spicy food along with fairly good service.  Take a chance and go for the hotter dishes.  :-)
__label__1 They put a sign that says 75% off on frames then i went to pay for it they said its full price ( wrong info ) , making the customer confuse...
__label__0 I had just got of work and it was pouring rain and my ride bailed on me. I went into YoLove for cover from the rain while I called around to find a ride. I was in tears, wet, and frustrated. Someone came up to me, saw me crying, and then kicked me out. I couldn't even believe it. It was storming so hard traffic lights had gone out and trees were fallen on the street. \n\nSeriously, I will never buy from these assholes ever. I don't care how good their yogurt is. Who kicks a young crying girl out in the rain at night? Fuck you guys.
__label__0 I was seriously disappointed after I stopped here last night.  Both flavors of frozen yogurt  were filled with ice crystals, and were very bland. The staff was indifferent, almost to the point of surly, even though I was the only customer at the time.  I walked in with a smile, expecting something nice, but I can say I won't be back.
__label__2 Food ok. Service below par. \nIt seems bit amateurish, and would not suffer from some more experienced staff and management
__label__0 After just about an hour of waiting for our 3 orders of various nachos we walked out...I think the wait was absolutly ridiculous and the waitress and manager agreed with me as well. \nWe were excited about trying our nachos as there were numerous options to put on the \"build your own nachos\" page...All chips said they were made on site and my daughter who is so picky loved the idea of spam being on her nachos..Yes, my fellow islanders-SPAM is an option as well as kim chee-exciting huh? If we only we had 4hrs to kill then maybe we could have tried it!!! We waited and waited and waited and finally nothing!!!! The waitress kept telling us that it will be just a few minutes but after a while we knew tasting our nacho masterpieces was not meant to be...\nWhile waiting we were given house muffins(jalapenos inside) with honey butter- the muffins were so cold and sadly we did not enjoy these. As we stood up to leave the waitress let us know that there are 3 cooks in the kitchen and 3 managers all assisting the cooks trying to get food out-seems like mass confusion to me as it was not a packed restaurant at all!!! I know this is a new place (the waitress said they have been open for a month) but why open a restaurant if your cooks aren't able to handle 3 orders of nachos- nachos a dish that is in your name and supposedly your speacialty....Kinks should have been worked out within the first few weeks because the last thing you want especially now is for your customers to walk out because of the wait and not be able to even try the food.\nThe waitress was nice and seemed embarrased by the wait herself and it was also said that a table before us also walked out because of the wait. She got the manager who was also apologetic and said that there was no excuse for the wait. So to compensate for our time there he gave us a $15.00 gift certificate to come back.Hmmm I'll have to sleep on that...
__label__0 Terrible! silverware was not clean...service was super slow...food was mediocre...took about an hr to get food on lunch break and had to get it to go and order was incorrect as well...not my daddy to say the least!
__label__0 We came here a few months ago, but I can definitely say I won't be back. The food and service were slow, really slow. The food was also nothing spectacular. Portions were small and dismal looking. Definitely a disappointing place for nachos and beer.
__label__1 Food was decent. The nachos were great but the tacos were just ok. Atmosphere was fun but not the greatest meal in Vegas.
__label__1 I have to say, i am really not impressed with this place.  Service was spotty, the food was sub par.
__label__0 Horrible for the overpriced food
__label__1 Applebee's quality food, ridiculously high prices. Just dined here for the first time. Ordered the street corn appetizer, $5 gets you ONE piece of corn, tough pre-frozen corn. Enchilada nachos tasted like canned/frozen typical bar food (think Sysco Systems) and barely fed two people, which seems crazy for the $10 price tag. The ONE redeeming quality was the blood orange margarita, which was delicious, but not good enough to make up for the subpar, overpriced food. Will not be returning.
__label__4 I can't say enough great things about this place.  One of the best experiences I've ever had in any coffee shop across America.  The shop is very nicely decorated, and honestly the best cup of iced coffee I ever had.  I didn't even need no cream or sugar which is something I've never been able to go without in coffee.  The best of all the owner is a very sincere friendly woman who kept great conversation and made my  day just by simply being such a nice person.  If ever in the area please go and support this one of a kind small business.
__label__1 I ordered the Athena pizza and I was very disappointed.  There was so much oil on the pizza.  The crust was soggy.
__label__3 Great feel, good food best humus ever. A little on the pricey side but I will be back
__label__1 Don't order take out. There portions are so small. I was really disappointed. My chicken was literally raw inside, the service was crap, they forgot my dressing. All I ordered was sides and a piece of grilled chicken. Simple enough...I thought. Stick to the other location till they get all there kinks worked out. \n\nThe Biltmore location is much more laid back and not nearly as trendy and wannabe hollywood.  The waitstaff is much more together and the portions are consistent. Im staying with that location.
__label__1 Are you a health nut with boat loads of cash? \n\nIf so, this place is for you, otherwise, not so much. I can't argue with the notion of healthy, unprocessed, organic food, but this place takes it too far. Consider the beverage choices, ranging in price between $3-5. Offerings include the Red Moon (pink grapefruit, yuzu, agave and soda) and Andy's Elixir (olivella juice, agave nectar and soda water). I Googled olivella juice when I got home and it's made from sea buckthorn berries? In fairness, when I asked the waitress about the bizarre beverage offerings, she told me that Pepsi products were available, but not on the menu. \n\nThe food menu encompasses a range of odd ingredients such as kale, tempeh, Anasazi beans, and tofu lettuce cups. To be \"safe\" I ordered the Teriyaki Brown Rice Bowl. The entree was 90% vegetables, containing minimal chicken and even less rice. It was so dry; I kept digging for even a pocket of teriyaki sauce. Even so, the dish was artfully presented. \n\nThe man behind the True Food's brand is Dr. Andy Weil. While I admire him as a physician and originator of integrative medicine, I think he should stay out of the restaurant business.
__label__4 Open kitchen, organic and local food, amazing drinks (I recommend \"spontaneous happiness\") & friendly staff. Sold!
__label__2 I've been to True Food a bunch of times but I still can't make up my mind as to how much I like it.  The food is consistently good, kale salad is awesome, tacos, pizza, soup are all good and I love that they have interesting drink choices - I tried the sparkling iced tea the last time and it was great.  Service can be spotty, I even had one waiter sell me on a vegan sweet potato soup only to take a bite and find it had chicken - not good, not good at all, that's a big mistake - they were completely unapologetic about it and blamed the kitchen staff for the mix up.  \n\nMy main gripe with this place is flies, yes flies.  Every time I've been here there are flies in the restaurant.  The last time I was here my husband looked at me and said, \"oh right that's why we don't come here more often, I forgot about the flies\".  All things considered, it's just OK.
__label__4 Ended up here on a whim. We needed a dog friendly patio. The staff was very knowledgeable and friendly. I had the street tacos with sea bass. Amazing! My husband had the bison burger with the kale salad. He loved it. The cocktails were fantastic. I wish Fox would open one here in Tucson.
__label__4 Everything here is amazing. Their pizza is bomb, its not on the menu anymore but ask for the kale pizza its to dieee for. Their turkey lasagna is also my go to. Their flavored margerita's are also really good...... and i dont even like margaritas. that is all.
__label__1 Filthy, too busy, horrible layout for the playground area, and there are bees and wasps everywhere. The train and carousel are overpriced. Not a fun park.
__label__0 Meat Lovers pizza:  They must use some sort of meat that is loaded with salt...wow!  Really bad.  Reallllly salty.  Never again.\nAnd I heard so many rave about Barro's...what happened?\n\nUpdate:\nAte there a second time and the pizza was okay--not great but good.\n\nAte there a third time last night and the pizza I had and my friend had was SOGGY!  Yes, soggy!  We are guessing they froze the cheese, used it while it was still frozen as there was such a rush of a crowd and it made the pizza literally drip--yes, you read that right--with a watery substance.\n\nNEVER AGAIN...and this time I mean it...NEVER EVER AGAIN!!!!
__label__2 While waiting at the drive-thru at In-N-Out, I noticed banners over at Buzz advertising a two for $19.99 dinner or $5.99 lunch specials. Mentioned it to the Mister, he suggested we go for dinner. And so we went...\n\nThe scent of smoke permeated throughout the restaurant. \"Ahh! We should be in for a treat.\" We were seated in a booth, we ordered pulled pork, andouille sausage and ribs with mac & cheese and sweet potato fries. And let's not forget apple cobbler ala mode for dessert.\n\nThe pulled pork was best made into a sandwich with the rolls provided. It's pretty wet and the weakest meat of our trio. The sausage had bold flavor that didn't compete with the smoke. The ribs were the best of the three. Dry rubs generally aren't my preference, but these were good and fall off the bone tender. There was nothing special about the mac & cheese but I liked it. So often you get gummy noodles, but these noodles were tender. The cheese was on the runny side, but I'd rather have that than a globby congealed mess. The sweet potato fries were top notch. Crisp and no added sweeter (I hate when they're sprinkled with sugar). The cobbler was damn good. It was nearly \"lick the bowl clean\" good.\n\nDinner for two for $25 with drinks is a helluva deal.\n\nWe popped over to the bar after dinner for a beer. The Mister relived his youth with Hamm's on tap. No beer flavored water for me. I tried a local brew, Tahoe Blue. Bitter in a good way, I enjoyed it. Our bar tab was $6.50 for two pints. Gotta love that, too.
__label__3 We just moved to Las Vegas, and one of the things I try to find early when I move is a good BBQ place. Gotta say, Buzz BBQ was a good find. The service was great (ordered take out - server took ample time to help me with the menu), the food even better. We'll be back.
__label__3 3.75 stars\n\nWe are visiting from California and had a restaurant.com gift card. This was one of the places that took the gift cards.\n\nWe had the family meal with a chicken, ribs, brisket, sausage, three sides, and rolls. For sides, we had potato salad, baked beans, fries, Mac n cheese. None of the meat comes sauced\n\nChicken: ok. Very smoky but the skin was kinda weird 3 stars\nRibs: tender, smoky, flavorful 4 stars\nBrisket: omg! So good. Tender, delicious, I couldn't stop nibbling on it. 5 stars\nBaked beans: good 3 stars\nMac n cheese: gross, wow. Truly terrible 1 star\nFries: crispy and delicious. \n\nService was attentive\nSweet tea was pretty good, although I had it mixed with unsweetened. \n\nApple cobbler was good: 3.5 stars\nPatch cobbler was also good: 3 stars
__label__2 Came here one night because \"In-N-Out\" was PACKED(like always)! The place was empty and the owner was maning the restaurants FOH by himself. I told him I wanted an order \"to go\" and he gave me some recommendations. One of the suggestions was his slow cooked Brisket, which was the best out of all we ordered, and amazing to any standards. Tender, full of flavor, and definitely left a great, lasting impression. \n\nWhen going over what I wanted to order, he tried to stray me away from some of the options, which was a bit odd, but I was starving and didn't care. I should have listened. The chicken he tried steering us away from was DRY and the sauce for it didn't compliment or help it go down one bit. By far, the Brisket was the best choice and would go back solely for that one item. \n\nOur food was ready in almost no time, and the bill was pretty inexpensive. I caught some quick glimpses of the dining room, and it wasn't anything exciting. Next time I go i'll have to sit in and get the full experience.
__label__4 So far, I've only had the chance to go for the NYE Prix Fixe as I'm out of the country, but goddamn is this place good. I know that a Prix Fixe can't speak to the overarching quality of a restaurant, but everything was perfectly done that night. From the seared scallop app to the trimmed BBQ duck entree, the food was glorious. The service was also attentive, and humorous. Definitely gotta check this place out again when I move back to MTL.
__label__0 Closed at 2am instead of its advertised 3am... We saw people inside and the waiters saw us, but ignored us. \n\nChange your closing time to 2am so people won't be trying to come at 2:15am to a closed establishment.
__label__1 Overpriced place. I dont know were to start..  the staff look nice at first but are not really, when you ask them about their german or swedish dishes they get rude and impatient?? it takes ALOT of time for the food to be ready, plan to be there at least for 1h30mins!! anyways the food is okay but 18$ for a burger not really worth it. second time a ordered a \"pizza\" wich was 6\" x 3\" tomatoes and cheese for 21$? expected way more than a regular pizza! and dont expect proper customer service at all
__label__1 Walking into this Michael's is like walking into the lair of a hoarder.  Each aisle is packed, PACKED with shelves filled with crafty crap.  The effect is suffocating and overwhelming. No store needs this much stuff!\n\nThey do have a good framing department.  The \"discounts\" on framing, however, seem to be a permanent thing -- don't get swept away just because they're offering 70% off.  It's always 60-70% off.
__label__3 I just had my first visit to Spoon House and I really enjoyed my experience. The owner came out from behind the counter and explained everything very well. I asked for his recommendation on what to order as it was my first time. I had the Beef Bulgogi quesadilla and I thought it was very tasty. I mentioned to the owner that I like spicy food and he brought me out a piece of the spicy pork quesadilla on the house which was also very tasty.\n\nOne reviewer mentioned they didn't have Kimchi but when I was there they had little styrofoam containers with Kimchi sitting to the right on the counter for free. I had some and also thought this was tasty as well.\n\nIt's super clean and very nice on the inside. I will definitely be back to try other items on the menu and will recommend it to other people.
__label__3 I'm not from Illinois but I came to take a look around the campus with a friend. Being fans of everything Korean, we decided to stop by at the Spoon House. I tried their spicy seafood platter and loved it. It was well worth the price.\n\nI also got the Korean quesadilla/taco. Those tasted not so great and oddly sweet.
__label__2 This place was advertising for a while that they were going to open on the 1st week of December then it was the 2nd week and low and behold they finally opened this past Monday. But sadly just about everything they have advertised as selling was not available only about 8 different cupcakes with about 3 cupcakes on display for each flavor. I felt that was kind of odd walking into a brand new establishment filled with empty cases but I wasn't going to leave without trying some of what they had.\n\nFirst I would like to say that I do like these cupcakes but I could see why some may not. The cake itself is very thick like a poundcake and not moist until you get to the center. The cake is not sweet and has a faint taste of whatever the flavor of the cupcake is. I really like the frosting here, it reminds me of Caked's frosting- very creamy,smooth and light. So if you enjoy cupcakes from Albertson's, Walmart or Sam's you will not enjoy the cupcakes here.The cupcakes here are priced at $2.65 each so I thoroughly appreciate paying for a cupcake and not feeling like it came from a Duncan Hines box bought for $0.97\n\n-Banana Cupcake: Very thick cake with a light banana taste, creamy light banana flavored frosting and then covered with white chocolate shavings. I would buy this cupcake again...\n\n-Strawberry Cupcake: I do love my fruity cupcakes but this one lacked a strong strawberry taste, this really just needs more strawberries and then all will be good with the world...\n\n-M&M's Cupcake: Thick vanilla cake topped with creamy vanilla frosting and then covered with M&M's. This was my daughter's pick and she said it was O.K. but she wouldn't choose this again so I tried it and I liked it so like everything else in life- it's one's personal preference...\n\n-Red Velvet Cupcake: Now this one tasted alot different than the rest. The cake tasted just like it came from a box cake mix . The frosting was a strong cream cheese frosting but still creamy. Being from Guam I feel most red velvet cake made stateside is done wrong so this didn't surprise me at all....\n\nAll in all I would come back again maybe in a few weeks/months just to give them time to at least fill their display cases with something-anything!!!!
__label__3 Is it the GREATEST SANDWICH ON EARTH? Hell no! But it's fast and inexpensive with crisp-tasting ingredients, and served on really fresh, good-quality bread. It is very good. Service is quick and efficient and the restaurant is clean. The menu is easy to maneuver and I hear they deliver, too.
__label__2 [The food is about a 3 the awkward \"path\" to order and pick up is a 2.]\nSo I brought my lunch with me to work today.  Unfortunately someone took it upon themselves to enjoy it for me.  So that left me with 30 min to find a place to get lunch and bring it back to the office.  \nThis was my first trip to Vitamin T.  Having read the so-so reviews I decided to check it out for myself.  \nWalking in I didn't know where to start I had to weave my way through patrons standing and eating at the oak barrels randomly placed and the others in line filling up their little salsa cups at the salsa bar.  I awkwardly made my way to the flat screen menu.  \nTorn between the Sonora Dog and the Caramelos I went with the Barbacoa Caramelo and an order of Guacamole (no drink $8.74) .  I preceeded to wait, initially awkwardly close to the kitchen/bar and some folks eating on barrels then decided to get my own salsas.  As my number was called I had to again become rather intimate with the standing diners positioned around the barrels, back up to the front.  They provide sacks to pack up your food for take out.  I threw everything in and again weaved my way through the barrels and people yet again.   \n\nThe food....\nThe caramelos are served in 2s grilled flat with 2 tortillas each then folded in half, the filling of cheese and meat are generous. The barbacoa is lightly seasoned and tasty.  From the salsa bar I choose the salsa verde, roasted serrano peppers and the small batch of red salsa in the back.  Here the red is better than the green.  And the roasted serranos are nicely spicy. \nThe guacamole order comes with chips.  Not home made but tasty. The guac itself is quite lemony with garlic, chunks of tomato onion and cilantro and a flavor more akin to black pepper...meh it is ok.
__label__2 Is this place closed now, or just \"under renovation\"??\n\nI've been many times for lunch, and have decided that the barbacoa torta is my absolute favorite menu item.  Nothing else on the menu seems very special.  Actually, I tried the breakfast burrito, too....a little disappointed in the proportion of potato to chorizo, especially considering the price and size.
__label__0 Their employees have such bad customer service. I stop going there. I drive to target now
__label__1 They very recently changed their pizza recipe. The new kind is less greasy, but it doesn't taste as good.\n\nAlso, I tried one of their buffalo chicken salads for the first time. Pittsburgh has a unique style of salad which includes french fries and breaded chicken- a lot of restaurants do this- and that is what Papa Da Vinci's tried to emulate... They do a truly horrible job of it, though. The lettuce was literally dripping wet, as if someone just rinsed off a bunch of lettuce and stuck it in the container without drying it. On top of that, they had shredded bits of chicken meat (no breading) and then some other toppings, including cheese and some \"buffalo fries\" (flat fries cut sort of like thick potato chips). It was hard to choke it down due to the sogginess. The fries were disgusting because many of them were soaked through. It was just... You know, I don't even want to talk about it anymore. It was bad, bad, bad, bad, bad.\n\nI'll probably still order from here occasionally since they're dirt cheap, but I'm definitely never getting a salad again!
__label__2 OK food.\nI would probally get a pizza some other time.
__label__1 Ordered off of Grubhub at 12:30am because I was hungry and didn't want to speak with anyone.  I wouldn't do it again.\n\nI got a buffalo chicken calzone & a chicken gyro.  (Don't judge me, it was a long day or drinking.)\n\nThe gyro was dry but the sauce was good.  The buffalo chicken was lacking in buffalo, and there was way too much ricotta and not enough mozzarella.  Their marinara is wayyyy too sweet for me.  There could be better things on the menu, but at 1am, half drunk, I was still relatively disappointed in my choice.  In college I once dropped a piece of pizza cheese-side down on a grimy floor...and 5 second role still prevailed.  Being drunk and getting this food unfortunately was less satisfying than floor-pizza.  Next time I'll pick up the phone & call Ephesus.
__label__0 If there was a 0 star I'd give them\nHorrible service\nPizza was all messed up in the box\nCalled and complain \nThey gave me a new one looked nice but tasted nasty\nWings are ok..
__label__4 In Pittsburgh there's a ton of pizza places, but Papa D's is by FAR the best. The drinks are cheap and the food is awesome. I would willingly sell my left arm for their famous tomato anchovy apple pie with a scoop of homemade limoncello ice cream. If you've never had it before, you're not a true yinzer. And there's this one bartender named Angie (or Angela?) that  makes my drinks strong, and speaks absolutely immaculate Korean.  Seriously, go in just to have a conversation with her in Korean, she loves it. Highly recommended!
__label__0 5points was the listing agent in my recent transaction.  I have emails in which Mr. Wilson promises to stand up to his commitments, but of course he did not.   If you are a buyer, stay the heck away.
__label__1 Not blown away, but it's not terrible.\n\nPros: very clean, nice bright decor, local and family owned. Fresh and healthy menu.\n\nCons: VERY overpriced. They are really stingy with the portion sizes. I had to ask if the drink cup I received with my \"special\" was a water cup, it was that ridiculously small. The food is healthy but not at all flavorful. \n\nNote: THEY DO NOT HAVE PANINIS even though it says that on the menu, which was disappointing since that's what I wanted. I don't think the owners know what a panini is honestly. You get a toasted sandwich. \n\nI had the Green Chicken panini, which wasn't a panini at all, just a tiny toasted sandwich. It was really bland. They need to throw a little salt and some red onion on it. Something. My husband had the chicken salad wrap, which was a little tastier, but not much.\n\nIf they would season the food, up the portion sizes, switch to normal sized drink cups so I'm not insulted when they hand it to me, OR lower the prices, I would probably give it a second chance. Since my husband no longer works in the area and I wouldn't go out of my way to eat here, I probably won't be back.
__label__4 This place is more than just salads! My fianc\u00e9 and I came here for a light lunch because we knew we were going to have a heavy dinner. She got a smoked turkey panini and I got a fiesta shrimp panini and split it so we each had half. Both were excellent! Every panini comes with a side salad with their delicious house dressing and everything is made fresh by a very friendly staff. We'll definitely be back!
__label__2 Salads are delicious there jumbo shrimps go perfect on top! There unique dressings to choose from Lime infused ranch was amazing! \n\nCons- Poor customer Service, not helpful when it comes to being undecided or asking for their recommendations
__label__4 = = = = = =  WEEKDAY LUNCH BUFFET!  = = = = = =\n\n\nAfter having taken over two years to get back around to this mid-sized restaurant which offers a weekday Lunch Buffet from 11:30 to 2, Mike C. & I finally dropped back in today.  It's a somewhat stylish place in a Fry's Food shopping center, & offers a comfortable atmosphere with both booths and tables available.  The serving selection is still dinky for a Chinese Buffet, only 20 main items, but just wait 'til you taste how good the food is here!\n\nI started with a bowl of their absolutely tops Hot & Sour Soup, which came with pork morsels in it & REAL Chinese soup spoons to eat it with!  After that, it was on to just one more great dish after another.  Rather than try to impress with a zillion different offerings, they just serve up these few, & make every one of them really right!  By the time it was over, I was just as full as leaving a Buffet with 150 selections, & saying that yes, factoring for the tiny price of $5.75 this wonderful place really is \"AS GOOD AS IT GETS\"!     :-))
__label__3 Compared to some other reviews on here, I'd argue that Doodles really isn't that overpriced. You can get a pretty filling lunch here for 5 bucks or under. Additionally, the add-ins they give you with your ramen are served in substantial portions. The add-ins themselves are of great variety and offer things that aren't too easy to come by at other Green Street restaurants like quail eggs or Thai fish cakes. They also offer several pre-configured 5 dollar combos that offer lots of add-ins. Additionally if you're really bothered by eating top ramen noodles, get the #10 Fen Si Doodle- it's got bean thread noodles instead of ramen!
__label__3 I  first sampled a taste of Prima's food at a work function, which is why I sought out the cafe for dinner with my roomie. \nWe were greeted warmly as we entered, and went to the counter and ordered an albanian sald and a buffalo chicken pizza.\nWe did notice that there were several specials . My roomie asked if there were pitchers of soda because she drinks a lot during dinner.\nThe waitress laughed and said \"we do free refills\" \nWe sat down at a table and The waitress ended up bringing another soda to the table , and told my roomie \"Oh I thought you might be close to needing another\"  \nAnticipation of needs is awesome service if you ask me!!\nThe Albanian salad  was absolutely delicious. It had grilled eggplant and tomato , feta  cheese other veggies . it was fresh and they served it with homemade dressings . We tried bot hthe balsamic and the ranch. \nOur pizza came and it was fresh and hot and  completely YUM. \nWe had so much food that we had to take leftovers home. \nI will totally be back as I want another salad. I am also thinking I want to try the pasta.
__label__4 We are visiting from LA and are so excited to have found this wonderful place!  Delicious!!! Courteous & informational!! Last night, I called about 30 minutes before they closed & I asked the lady on the phone all kinds of questions about the menu & certain foods, she was so nice and didnt sound irritated at all (im sure they get lots of tourists asking all kinds of questions).  And I got the biggest piece of the most scrumptious chocolate cake ever! so good!\n\nOh and did I mention, its a great breakfast pizza too! YUM!
__label__3 Nice little place with great good. Have yet to try the pizza but the pasta was great with large servings that can function as family style servings. We had the chicken Parmesan and Albanian chicken. Delicious! The employees are very pleasant and Tiffany took great care of us. \n\nIt is a bit hidden and can be difficult to find. The directions generated through yelp on my phone told me it on the opposite side of the street where a housing tract is. This cafe is located on the east side of Jones behind a convenience store. Try it out. I was pleasantly surprised and will no longer ignore the menu fliers for delivery that show up on the porch.
__label__4 Outstanding Italian Food.& Pizza! They have take-out or eat in. Haven't had anything that I didn't enjoy. Highly recommended.
__label__4 Hands down best food in town. I've tried everything on the menu and it all is better than the rest. My favorite is the meatball pizza with onion and oregano.
__label__4 I've been going to see Jason, owner and stylist of Muse, for nearly eight years. He has always done a wonderful job with my hair, and provides those extra touches (such as scalp massages and beverages) that make going to the salon a treat as opposed to something you have to do.\n\nThe space (formerly the original Cha Cha) is brighter and sleeker than the former hodge-podge of colors, and more improvements are on the way. \n\nReturn business speaks louder than anything, though, especially when it comes to something as personal as hair (be honest - a bad haircut has ruined your day/week/month at least once). I've been going for years and years, and everyone that I can think of that I've recommended see Jason has kept him - several people I know make sure to schedule an appointment when coming back to Madison for a visit if they no longer live here.
__label__4 Just had my haircut an hour ago and already two strangers have complimented the cut. Jason's work is the best in town.  He really understands how to make wavy, unruly hair look fabulous.  Plus, the scalp massage, complimentary coffee and hip setting makes one feel they are getting the star treatment.
__label__2 Have to admit I avoided this place for awhile because I found the name very unappealing for a restaurant. \nI know, I know. \nBut it's true.\n\nFast forward. Wandered in for lunch with a friend WITH a baby in a stroller. Welcome to TOTAL CHAOS. Our mistake.\n\nHowever, the manager immediately saw our deer in the headlights look, and cleared a table for us and stashed the stroller out of the way.\n\nThat was the first win for customer service. \nFollowing that, all the staff were extremely friendly and seemed genuine about it too.\n\nThree words about the food. \nChicken salad sandwich. \n\nI sincerely love it.\n\nIt's mayo-based, made fresh every day and served on a nicely soft-yet-slightly crunchy baguetteish bread. \nThey also dress the sammy with rustic mustard which I personally love.\n\nThe Greek salad is also tasty. Well dressed and plenty to share or have as an entire meal. \n\nSIDEBAR: I loathe salads served on plates ( seriously, who wants to push their salad around and potentially off the plate in hopes of stabbing/getting the correct  combo of ingredients  on your fork?)\n\nBut Newk's serves their salads in asymmetrical bowls for easy enjoying.\n\nWhile I definitely avoid this place during lunch hours - even the to go wait seems long - I certainly enjoy my off-peak hour chicken salad indulgences here more often than I care to share.
__label__2 Pretty good spot for lunch during work.  I ordered the Newks Q which is a chicken/bacon sandwich with white barbecue sauce (?).  I couldn't figure it out - not that I tried really hard, but it really was quite solid lunch food.\n\nBest part was how quick it came out.  I didn't have to wait long at all and the minute or so I did wait, I was loading up on jalapenos.  Coleslaw was a little sweet - I don't like my coleslaw on the sweet side. NOW YOU KNOW.....\n\ndmo out.
__label__1 It's ok. Totally not impressive, but it works. Honestly i couldn't finish what i ordered... Just doesn't taste fresh. Everything tasted fake. If you want something really good head into Seventh Street Market right up the way and get a bad ass super healthy pizza or salad at Pure Pizza and then grab a cup of Charlottes best coffee at Not Just Coffee located right in the same market.
__label__2 I have been to a few Newk's cafe's locations so I know what to expect going here for lunch.  Because this location is near my office, I have patronized this Uptown site numerous times.  To me, Newk's Uptown feels like a smaller space than the other sites I have been to.  Nothing like the Newk's I visited in Springfield, MS (probably the best laid out one that I have ever been to) but similar to the one in Greensboro, NC.\n\nAtmosphere - Located in a former restaurant/ night club (same three or so steps to go up from the main entrance) the feel here is busy, noisy, more tables than booths, informal, messy (always feels like you just arrived after a lunch rush), fast casual order and delivery process.\n\nFood - Lots of choices that include sandwiches (toasted), salads, soups and pizza.  I usually get the chicken speciality sandwich, with ice tea and fruit.  This sandwich comes with grilled chicken applewood smoked bacon, swiss cheese, lettuce, tomato, olive oil, mayo and Honey Mustard on a decent in texture baguette.  I get this when I want to eat healthy by dropping the swiss cheese, mayo and honey mustard.  \n\nWhen I want to eat something that has a lot of flavor, I get the Italian.  It has capicola, mortadella, pepperoni, salami, provolone cheese, mayo, spicy creole mustard, lettuce, tomato, yellow onions, hot cherry peppers and Italian sauce.  While I do drop the mayo...just don't like it...this sandwich is still a  calorie and flavor indulgence.  \n\nService - It is good for a place that takes your order, gives you a number, a cup, a tray, and then makes you wait for the food to arrive.  On my several visits here everyone has been friendly (even when there is a mistake) and the place is always jammed.\n\nOverall - An okay, option for lunch in Uptown.  With drink you are over $10, which some have deemed pricy.  But when you think about about it, a Chick-fil-a combo is only a buck or two below that price and they don't bring it to your table.  \n\nTips:  \n* Reinforce any special order requests as the staff has gotten it wrong in the past.\n* During lunch, grab a table ASAP after ordering as they can vanish quickly!
__label__0 1 star an only because 0 isn't available. Back again, for more punishment. GOD I can't wait for a better place to open nearby. There is nowhere else to go nearby so we have to come here out of lack of options. The customer service is the worst I have ever seen. Food is good, patio is nice, service is atrocious! How the servers will drop something off at one table and not even address the new table who just sat next to it is unbelievable! HORRIBLE SERVICE!
__label__0 We went for dinner with friends.   Everyone was extremely disappointed and we will not be back.   \nI ordered tacos al carbon and was served roast beef.   Tacos al carbon means \"grilled\" meat...not roast beef.   When I thought I had the wrong plate (since it obviously wasn't \"carbon\") waiter looked at me crazy and said that was Tacos al carbon!  Even our friends, who wouldn't know the translation of their orders disliked the food.   Chips where from the supermarket, and salsa from a jar.\nVery sad and disappointed...this restaurant is right around the corner from my house and we hoped we would have a new restaurant to frequent.
__label__2 First time trying this place out, and I must say it's pretty good :)
__label__3 Great fresh mex! Love the salmon tacos with a mango salsa. I don't think you can go wrong with anything from Tia Rosas!\n\nThis is a well established restaurant in the valley and has been loved by the locals for years. Always fresh and good.
__label__1 While in AZ I thought any Mexican restaurant would be good, I was wrong. My husband's uncle and wife raved about this place so we tagged along for dinner. This restaurant is located in a plaza. Upon entering the resturant You notice it is decorated really nice. I loved the Spanish decorating and the whole restaurant vibe. When we arrived we had to wait for them to fix a large table so we took the kids to the bathroom. The bathrooms were nicely done as well and very clean. After we finished in the restroom we were seated and our waitress came out. She was very nice and she took our drink orders & salsa orders. They have a couple of kinda of salsas. I was not impressed by their house salsa --and usually I'm down for salsa and chips but this salsa was a no go. The chips weren't even great. I ordered the cheese dip and this was actually pretty good. I ordered a chimichanga but it was not good at all and there was no cheese in it or on top of it and it did not taste good. I ended up sending it back and not ordering anything else. I tried my daughter's and husband's food and I wasn't impressed with that either. This place only gets a two due to the decorations and the good service. Food wise ---they did not represent Mexican food right.
__label__0 Non-existent customer service. Quite literally. I walk up to the desk, the guy working there ignores up - I'm standing at the counter inches from where he just finished ringing up a customer - when I get to the counter, he turns away from me and walks away. Walks. Away. From. A. Customer. Like I have cooties or  something. WTF? I'll go elsewhere for my haircut.
__label__1 Not so GREAT Clip.... from my experience.  I'm not going to write a book about it, but the service is okay, the workers are disgruntled (bad ownership from what they said), but my BIGGEST pet-peeve, the stations are covered with hair and they didn't clean up prior to me being seated.  I had to ask her to clean up.
__label__1 Good value for fresh food fast and cheap however poor customer service is why I will only give this restaurant 2 stars. Line staff was extremely rude and rushed order. I eat at other locations and knew exactly what I wanted and I still felt rushed!!! Also staff tried to give me a dime size portion of meat on a taco order. When I asked for a more adequate serving I received a serving of attitude instead!
__label__0 We love eating at Chipolte, but this location was the worst experience I have ever had at one of their restaurants. \nThey were out of chips (no chips at a Mexican restaurant?!)\nThey were out of lettuce.\nBlack beans were crunchy (must have just come out of the can).\nBathrooms were gross.\nTables had not been wiped down and cleaned.\nThis was on a Saturday night at 8 pm, so it was inexcusable to not have the basic food items available.
__label__0 Useless people.. don't know where to complain now.\n\nThey are treating me all the time like crap. It is a guy all the time working there in dinner time. I hate the way he treat me always. Is it because I am foreigner?  I already complained to chipotle and a nice customer service guy ensure me that they will take care of this store . But I guess this specific chipotle people not going to change at all. \n\nfirst they don't smile , it's okay if they don't want to but they don't give me food what I paid for. I am tiered of giving a chance. And I don't have any other  chipotle near to me now so done eating chipotle.\nI wish I could complain for this humiliation.
__label__1 This place is always packed in the evening and we had to go check it out. I was a little afraid honestly while waiting seeing so many reviews of just 1 star. The service could use some work, but they seemed extremely busy. There was several table tops of 6+ coming in while we were waiting to be seated on a Saturday Night. One table top of 11 came in as well while we were waiting.  \n\nI don't think they are very expensive compared to Macayo's in the area. The one good thing they do have is the 48oz Margarita's for 2. They definitely don't skip the the alcohol, and their Margarita's are pretty cheap. You can get a 48oz (depending on the style) for at least 11$ which is crazy! I asked if they will serve a 48oz margarita for two for one, and they said they would. I think this could be dangerous for margarita lovers.. \n\nI had their mexican abodabba pizza and it was very good I thought. My wife had their chimmy, and I wasnt a fan of it. I think its just OK in the land of mexican food out there, but their drinks definately stand out on their own.
__label__1 I wasn't surprised to see the rating when I looked it up.  I came with some girlfriends who live in the area yesterday, and left feeling like a poophead for recommending the place.  \n\nI always liked the Arrowhead location (but after talking about it, found it was probably cuz I always order a margarita and am a lil tipsy :)...  \n\nThe waitress was rude, she looked at my friend like she was stupid when asked if the chicken or beef fajita was better.  The food was just not that good at all.  The fajitas came out overcooked.  Some cups and silverware were dirty. My chimi was so-so. \n\nThe cheese crisp was yummy though.  I will stick with the Arrowhead location for my margaritas and cheese crisps.
__label__2 Overall, not a bad dining experience... but nothing was exemplary about it either.  I'll go back.\n\nI am fairly consistent with what I order when trying new places that are similar to other places that I have previously been to.  What I mean by that is that unless something is highly recommended by other Yelpers, then I will typically get the steak tacos at a Mexican restaurant... and that way I can, in my own way, compare each restaurant to the others.\n\nAnyway, there was only a very brief wait to get seated... and the service was really attentive, coming back to check on our meal, and filling up our waters often (always a big plus in my book).
__label__0 Terrible service and food. Really disappointing. Other Arribas are great. Waitress had a festering, scab tattoo that almost made me sick. Would've left if I noticed it earlier. Should've called health dept
__label__3 Bottom line: there's room for improvement but this new little place is off to a great start.\n\nMy wife and I finally tried Sa Bai after a good review from a friend. We weren't disappointed. We had two appetizers, two entrees, and dessert. The appetizers were good but not great - the crab wontons were tasty but a little too saucy for me; the crispy thai rolls were a bit generic - a little oily, lacking some in flavor.\n\nHowever, the main dishes more than made up for this. We had the pad prik king, and pad see-iew. Wow! Both were flavorful and perfectly spiced - not overwhelming, just enough to enhance the flavors and give a little kick. We both really, really liked these dishes. \n\nDeserts were again good but not overwhelmingly awesome. The prices are reasonable, moreso if you get the happy hour pricing on drinks and appetizers. Service was excellent, btw. Friendly and timely.\n\nWe will definitely be coming back to SaBai, and look forward to working our way through more of the menu.
__label__1 I hate to review based on one experience but I will not be returning. Maybe if I lived closer, I would give another try. This was not a pleasant chill experience.  We started with the crab won-tons and frankly did not like them, the flavor was as if the cream cheese was left out too long and I hated the addition (even though it was a drop) of sriracha sauce on top. Then the soup, a Thai staple, Tom Yum, the broth tasted like sugar was copiously mixed into it. Too sweet for my palate. For entr\u00e9es we had the basil classic and the sai bai fried rice, both were just very bland nothing to remember . And last but not least I like to rock out with best of them and I admit the music that was playing was aces but way too loud. The service was OK but almost awkward, definitely was missing that certain appeal that can make or break a restaurant.  It seemed like the bar patrons were front center and the restaurant took a back seat but I usually don't go to Thai places to get my drink on. Wished it was better.
__label__3 Started with a wonderful sweet and sour, a glass of blushing rose, and refreshing cucumber water. I was lucky enough to come during Happy Hour but would have paid full price for everything even if I hadn't.\n\nComfortable decor, nice atmosphere, and my server (Mariah) was a pleasure. Good food, large portions, and reasonable pricing. Do yourself a favor and enjoy this little restaurant.
__label__2 I am still searching for the perfect Thai meal so met up with a buddy for lunch at this place.  The place is neutrally decorated and was fairly empty as it was Labor Day.  We both ordered our favorites: pad thai and yellow curry.  This place runs a lunch special with rice, salad, and won tons.The food was OK, nothing exciting but definitely Americanized.  I wish them well and think they have the potential to do a brisk lunch business due to their location and pricing.  As for me, I'm continuing my search.
__label__4 The cinnapies are sooo yum!  And their $5 pizzas are great for last minute potlucks.  Every time I've ordered from them my pizza was always fresh and generous with toppings.  If I had to mention a downside it's that they don't take Discover and I like when business take all forms of payment.  But that still isn't enough to mark them down.
__label__3 This is my go to spot for car washes. Once upon a time I used to hand wash my car all the time. I don't have time for that anymore. I also don't have a bunch of cash sitting around to pamper my car with fancy car washes. \n\nI've heard from plenty of car wash owners and friends that the brushes at the cheap automated car washes such as these are not too good for the finish and paint of your car. So as awesome as these reviews are, if you have a newer car  or your Honda rice rocket is your pride and joy, pay the extra money. For everyone else, like me, this place is the best. \n\nMy car is always looking fly and my friends always compliment how the inside is so clean. This location will always have a special place in my heart since it was the first time I even ever did an automated car wash, I'm like a little kid looking around and watching everything.
__label__2 Ouch. A star was taken away today. I would have loved adding another star to make five, but after some recent and disappointing visits, they fell short. \n\nTheir sandwiches are fantastic! The flavors are delicious! That is, if you can get a sandwich. I went on two Sunday afternoons in a row, early in the afternoon. The first Sunday, my husband and I were the last customers who were able to get a sandwich. Afterwards the employees said matter-of-factly there were no more buns. I felt bad for the other customers waiting in line. On our second visit, we left without sandwiches because they were out of buns. Whoever is in charge of ordering didn't anticipate enough...either week. \n\nThe next issue is the service. The employees didn't seem too thrilled to be working (no hello, how can I help you?, thank you), the interior and communication between employees seemed chaotic (as if they ran out of time to stock the shelves because boxes were scattered in the back hallway leading to the bathrooms or as if they were just opening), and overall I didn't feel welcome or appreciated for my business.   \n\nTo be honest, they would have received 2 stars if it wasn't for the deliciousness of their product. They can easily redeem stars if they improve on their interaction and communication with their customers and have enough product in stock.
__label__3 One of Charlotte's worst qualities is the fact that it lacks establishments like this that give a neighborhood character.  Perhaps I'm more sensitive to this fact because I live in South Park, which is overrun with chain restaurants and corporate cheese, but without the local, one of a kind flare, a neighborhood turns \"cookie cutter\" and the authenticity goes out the window.\n\nIts nice to have a butcher shop on Selwyn.  Yea, I get it, this place is in fact a chain, but at least it feels like a local place.\n\nThe meat selection is top quality and they'll cut you just about anything you're after.  I go here quite a bit for filets and to get my Boston Butt for my Q.  \n\nPrices are comparable to a Fresh Market - which used to be my ipso-facto place for quality meat - but frankly, I believe the butcher shop has them whipped on quality.\n\nI haven't ventured to try any of their pre made stuff, but some things look pretty good.  I'm not exactly a rookie in the kitchen, so I've also shied away from their pre-seasoned/marinated meat as well.  \n\nTip:  No need to overpay for their wine selection here.  Total wine is less than a 1/2 a mile away off Park, near Montford and they have 20x the selection and better prices.
__label__1 I just ordered the chicken/beef combo after my gym workout. I waited fiteen good minutes until I went to the counter to say \"I'm about to faint\" The girl walked into the kitchen to find my meal just sitting on the counter. I even tipped her a dollar! Which I thought about asking for her to return! She didn't apologize and only said \"Thank You\" after I stood in the doorway to leave for 5 seconds. I appreciate happy customer service skills...and If I tip, I expect efficient service.\n\nBesides this, the beef tasted like beef jerky...good flavor but WAYYYYY over-cooked
__label__0 So I visit this store at least once a day while I am at work, sometimes twice a day, so I thought things could only get better........ I guess I couldn't have been more wrong :-/ \nSo I have long since given up on them learning my name (at least at this store) and as for memorizing my drink, I guess that's certainly out of the question, because we all know how hard it is to remember a Grande black coffee!! I rarely order anything else, because when I do they always seem to get it wrong. For some reason this store can't seem to understand what you mean when you order \"non-fat\" and then when you correct them on it, they get upset that they have to remake your drink. \nBut today was the creme de la creme of crappiness at this location! I went in and ordered my usual Grande black coffee, and the barista told me that they didn't have any brewed, so he started brewing some and then charged me the $2.11. He then proceeded to help the next few people in line and of course he completely forgot about my coffee. So about 10 minutes later I went back up to the counter and asked if my coffee was ready and he said \"oh yeah\" and he poured my coffee and then instead of giving me my coffee, he proceeded to to walk over to another barista and have a random chat with her while holding my coffee?! When he finally did make his way to the counter, I grabbed my coffee and started to walk out. It was at that point he began talking to the other baristas and the people in line about how I didn't pay for my coffee!!!  Was he actually serious!! I only wished he hadn't wasted my whole entire lunch break waiting for my coffee because I would have tore into him! \nDear tall barista at Sbux thanks for being such a jerk today and ruining my lunch break! \nWORST SBUX EVER!!!
__label__2 We tried this theater for no other reason than it was close and it was playing a children's movie (Mars Needs Moms). I knew nothing about it before we went. \n\nUnfortunately, the new spring training complex behind the theaters was not built to include parking for fans, so the Pavillions parking lot also doubled as a baseball parking lot, and it was packed the night we went. There were parking attendants stopping cars heading towards the theaters, trying to charge $5 for parking. When I explained that we were just going to the movies, I got a puzzled look, but he let me through without paying. \n\nI don't remember the exact ticket prices, but it was $26.50 for two adults and one child, which seemed about normal for a non-matinee movie. We then went to the concession stand and ordered a small bag of popcorn, two pretzels and two drinks, which totaled $27. A bit on the steep side for my liking, but whatcha gonna do? \n\nThe pretzels were frozen and needed to be cooked, so the clerk offered to bring them to us in the theater, which was a first and a very nice surprise. He was very friendly and helpful, and bringing us the pretzels just proved the point. \n\nThe theater was very clean, and I really like the renovations they made. I LOVE stadium seating, but the 3-D movies I can do without. My daughter seemed to enjoy it though, so I guess there is a market. \n\nAll in all it was a decent experience. I didn't have any of the problems some of the other reviewers had, but I did think that spending over $50 for a movie and basic snacks was a bit extreme. \n\nI also tried the demo of the moving theater seats, and I will definitely be avoiding those theaters. I'm sure it sounded good on paper, but it just made me want to puke and in no way would it ever enhance my movie experience.
__label__2 UltraStar is new to the Phoenix area. It has a spacious lobby with all the warmth of a airplane hanger. Its corporate vibe is immediately apparent in every aspect of the consumer experience. One can almost sense the calculated, committee-approved decision making that dominates the theatre. \nThe concession stand and gourmet coffee bar must seem amusing to Europeans. The seating area has little ambiance and is certainly not a place I'd spend any time hanging out. Boring.\nThe theatre I viewed the film in was serviceable, but nothing outstanding comes to mind. The film started on time. The UltraStar management really would benefit from a visit to a Harkins theatre to get this whole thing 'figured out.'
__label__0 As a lover of all Asian food I was so looking forward to a great meal. I am yet to be disappointed by any Groupon that I bought, but boy was I not expecting such a disappointment\n\nFirst off, I'll give SMPP props for the nice decor (hence the 1 star) but thats about all i have positive to say\n\nThe hostess had no idea if it was still lunch hour and neither did the server (isn't that their job?). \n\nThe waitress openly admitted she had not tried most of the food and had trouble recommending any dishes (note to servers...lie to your patrons that you think something is good and make a recommendation!) Not sure if she was new but she was terrible. \n\nOnto the food....\n-the potstickers where nothing to write home about...you only get 4 and for the price it was not worth it\n-the mongolian beef tasted like donkey...I hate to say it but Panda Express is a 5 star restaurant compared to this shit\n-the peking pub burger was ok...but really if a burger is the best thing you can make at a chinese restaurant ...convert yourself to a burger joint\n-the best part to me was hearing a microwave beep and seeing the serving go grab our brown rice out of it! I could tell it was right from trader joes.\n\nBottom line, what a HUGE WASTE OF MONEY AND CALORIES!
__label__3 Some of the best coffee I've ever had.  Only thing that takes them down is the price.
__label__3 Coffee addict.  4 years and still going strong.\nI love coffee I have no idea what got me started on coffee. \nI have to give this place kuddos though because their coffee is excelente.\n\nI just had a regular cup of Joe and the chocolated coated coffee bean for free. My friend had a Rockstar with fruitpunch in it. It was really good, the rockstar seemed a little pointless being that they already sell fruit punch Rockstars at your local stores.\n\nOn the plus side they have double drive through. Prices seem way cheaper than Starbucks. Most importanly the staff is super duper diddly friendly :)\n\nHere comes debbie downer, the only reason why I can't give 5 stars is because their menu is so overwhelming. I didn't know what to get. There are way to many options maybe they can minimize or make the font on the menu larger. \n\nI can highly  recommend  you give it a try. If you love coffee and other fun drinks.
__label__0 I tried pumping gas at one of the pumps and the machine was malfunctioning. I notified the attendant who at first blew me off then when I insisted that the machine be reset so that no one could get free gas on my card told me to wait 5-10 mins then it will reset. When I told her I don't want any purchases on my card that I didn't make so if it happens I will let them know she starts yelling at me saying she is not responsible for any extra purchases made on my card and that maybe now on I should go to a different gas station for my gas. This was extremely embarrassing because she is yelling and other patrons are staring at us at this point. When I walk away she then continues to complain about me and showing other customers that the machines work! By far the worst experience I have ever had at a gas station. If I could leave zero stars that would be my true rating.
__label__0 I called and left a message and emailed them through their website over a week ago and never got any response back.  Bummer...
__label__3 Located at the Las Vegas Premium Outlets - South.  It's a bit small, but it has a decent selection of toys and the prices were GREAT.  We were able to find Octonaut figurines (if you don't have kids who watch Disney Jr., don't bother asking what this is) that we weren't able to get at home and which were much more expensive online.  Win - win!  Plus the employees were friendly and attentive.
__label__3 This was my local alkaline water place but I have since started home delivery of water. But when I did come here, Jennifer the lady that owns and runs the place is always really friendly and helpful. \n\nTheir standard is alkaline 8 water but they sell a alkaline 10 at a premium. Can I tell the difference between the two? No, but the way I see it is that for the cost Of a bottle of water at the store, I can get a gallon of the alkaline 10 so it's worth it. \n\nGood water is great for you especially with the tap water we have here in las vegas.
__label__3 We've ordered from here several times, the pizza is really good. We like the La Super Combo. Last night we had the crab and shrimp calzone, and it was delicious. We tried their buffalo wings the first time, and they weren't very good. That's probably the only thing keeping us from ordering more often, their appetizers are really limited.
__label__0 Please tell the ladies at starbucks or the company of it to not hire rude people,we had such a bad experience there the faps were so nasty,they werent evan sweet.we told them what they did wrong and try to tell us that it tastes like that and they will charge us if we ask again! They need to learn how to make one cause it doesnt taste like plain coffee. please do something about it or i will.
__label__0 I got a Groupon for HottCakez. I called at 10:11AM on Monday and the Gal on the phone told me to come by at 12:30PM, because that's when they would be open and I could come in and pick out a dozen cupcakes. So, my sister, my 5 year old niece, 7 week old niece, and I went shopping near by to kill two hours. For some reason NOTHING in Las Vegas is close by, the freeway and highway are all so round about, it takes you almost 30 minutes to get anywhere. Anyway, we came back at 12:30 on the dot and the place still was not open. I went up to the door to check and one of those generic clock signs said, be back at and the clock arms pointed to 1PM. Disappointed, I got back in the car, told my sister the situation, and waited. My sister had to make a phone call, so she agreed to wait. 1:00PM came and went, at 1:10PM I called the number again this time with no answer and I left a message, with no returned phone call. A nice Gal, who I assume owns the pizza place, said that the HottCakez owner was there, because her bar is near the back, and she saw them back there. The place never opened...\n\nNeedless to say, we didn't get any cupcakes as promised and we will NEVER be going back. Customer service is horrible. If you can't deliver, don't tell me to come back and then NOT answer your phone. I don't mind coming back another day, just let me know. Just because I'm a Groupon buyer, doesn't make me less of a customer. I spent money already, and haven't even tried your product, and now because of you, I never will. We all get busy or things come up, it's how we deal with it that counts.
__label__3 What a wonderful surprise we stumbled upon. We stopped on a whim before the Garth Brooks show, not realizing what an awesome place this is. We were seated on the patio overlooking the lake and the wall of water. Immediately a team of servers went to work lighting our candle, removing extra place settings and assisting my wife with her napkin. We literally had five different people offering us outstanding service during the course of our meal. \n\nFor example, we order the meatballs and when they arrived, they were brought out by a manager who introduced himself, told us a bit about the meatballs, dished them onto our plates and then waited for our approval before excusing himself. We were treated to such remarkable service the entire evening. \n\nObviously we knew nothing about this place beforehand as we didn't even know about the impressive interactive shows that take place on the lake every half hour. The musical light shows were quite cool and left us entertained and impressed by the technological feats. \n\nGreat drinks. Wonderful meal. Outstanding service. Awesome atmosphere. A bit pricey, which is why I docked it a star, but of course the prices are on par for the Wynn.
__label__1 Okay food. Nothing new or different. Your regular American food, just double the price. The most interesting thing they have is a dessert cart that they push around. Cool idea.
__label__3 From Daniel Boulud to ummmm, \"Lakeside'? Now that is a name that conjours up images of a restaurant perched at the edge of an artificial lake in 'any-burb' USA. Yikes! We almost didn't walk down the 'grand staircase'. But we did. So much for second guessing the quality of the food by the name of the restaurant. The food was great! We had: uber fresh, briny, sweet oysters on the half shell--YUM!, a generous serving of thin sliced Iberico ham (but not paper thin) served with arugula, small wedges of manchego cheese, green olives in olive oil and grilled ciabatta points, super soft grilled octopus served nestled on a tasty white bean salad with sherry vinegar and roasted garlic aioli, braised wagyu short ribs with gnocchi, parmesan cheese, roasted tomatoes, english peas, and flavorful wood fire grilled lemon garlic king prawns. The food was fresh and the flavors bold and forthright. No complaints about the food at all. The food was deeeelish! The 'show' in the 'magic pond' (aka the pond of dreams) was entertaining and great photo op amusing. Our waitperson, Douglas, was personable, polite and very accomodating when we asked to be moved indoors (the outdoor tables were too cold for us). So, the flaws with this reastaurant?...The outdoor patio is the place to be, however, the outdoor 'heaters' don't throw off enough heat to keep the outdoor patio diners warm and cozy. We had to ask to be moved indoors. Unfortunately the indoor tables lack the 'ambiance' of the outdoor tables. The lighting in the indoor dining area is bright and when combined with the modern dining room tables and the overall modern decor, feels jarringly harsh. The combination of the bright light and modern furniture gives the dining area a 'cafeteria' feel. So, to summarize, great food, junk name for the restaurant -- come on--you guys at Wynn can come up with a name more creative than \"Lakeside\"? and junk ambiance in the indoor dining area (too bright and not cozy).
__label__3 We had our wedding reception at lakeside grill for 50 people in the vista room.   Christina Telese was my contact for the event, and she was nothing short of fantastic.  She really helped me get everything together and I could not have done it without her.  \n\nWe chose this location based on a couple of things.  \n1.  SW would not accommodate a party our size \n2. We have eaten here before and liked the food, although the service left something to be desired\n3. It's a beautiful space in a beautiful hotel\n \nThe menu we chose was their priciest at $150.00 pp.  Mostly everything was great but there were some misses.  Our menu consisted of... \n\n*Antipasto including iberico ham, manchego cheese, marinated olives & bread -  this was a hit.  everything was delicious\n\n*Black Truffle Arancini -  Delicious and they went fast\n\n*Whipped garlic feta cheese with mushrooms and bread - Could have skipped it\n\nShellfish Platters - made up of the largest shrimp I have ever seen, lobster tails, oysters and Alaskan king crab legs.  These were awesome.  everything tasted fresh and great.  Nice portion for everyone at our table\n\nSalad Course was good, tomatoes, garbanzo beans, peppers, manchego \n\nKing Crab Risotto -  This dish was very rich and very tasty.  the risotto was perfectly cooked.\n\nOur entrees consisted of \nDover Sole - my guests who ordered this said it was OK and wished they got something else.  It was not prepared properly\n\nFilet and Lobster tail -  the filet was perfectly cooked as were the lobster tales but the tales were tiny.  I mean baby lobster tiny.  Still very good though. \n\nBone in NY Strip - The steak itself was very good, however, our guests did not get a choice on temperature.  So most were very rare.  I know that this is typical for most large parties but still.. \n\nFor dessert we had an assortment brought to each table.  Nothing was really a stand out unfortunately.  \n\nThe service for the most part was great, the beginning of the meal felt very rushed to me.  I'm not sure anyone else noticed but overall it was a fantastic meal.  I will definitely return.
__label__3 Steve Wynn is a radical vegan these days, so all his restaurants feature vegan options. I am most definitely NOT a vegan...but I like to try new stuff, so a friend took me out for a little sampling one night. We started with appetizers at SW steakhouse (see my other review), and then walked across the hall for dinner here.\n\nFood-wise, the vegan menu was about the same as at SW. We ordered the \"clam\" chowder, which was ASTONISHINGLY like real clam chowder -- they use chopped oyster mushrooms to give that rubbery clam mouthfeel you know and love, and I swear even the crustiest old sea dog out of Nantucket wouldn't know the difference.\n\nFor entrees, we had the \"crab\" cakes and the \"fried chicken,\" which was made from this weird protein substitute called Gardein. Whatever it is -- it is AWESOME! Tastes like chicken, feels like chicken, looks like chicken...who knows what the hell it REALLY is (knowing the capitalist kingpin proletariat-grinders who frequent the Wynn, probably Soylent Green).\n\nThe waiter (actually, now that I think about it, it was the sommelier...the waiter wasn't too engaging)  was very attentive to our desire to try vegan stuff, so he had them send us a vegan bread basket, with vegan butter (more soylent green). It was great! We also had some wine, and then strayed from the vegan shtick for dessert, and ordered a few fun fruity little things that were fantastic.\n\nAtmosphere-wise, I appreciate the fact that this restaurant is half open-air, on a sort of patio overlooking one of the fake lakes at the Wynn, facing a giant waterfall. Every 20-30 minutes or so, a cheesy 5-minute \"show\" takes place on the waterfall: two balls of colored light dance around, cooing and making weird sex noises until a little baby ball pops out. Weird! Another show features two giant steampunk-esque mechanical flowers that bloom and sort of flirt with each other in a creepy flowery way. Another mini-show is a weird avant-garde 80s pop-art extravaganza set to that lame-ass 80s song \"Oh Yeah\" by Yello. YOU know the one. And the last vignette (or whatever the hell you want to call this weird/lame-ass shit) is this SUPER-cheesy giant frog in a UBER-corny black Stetson who sings Garth Brooks's \"I've Got Friends in Low Places.\" \n\nW..............T.....................F!!!!!!!!!!!!!  I know Steve Wynn is a vegan.....but maybe he should lay off those MUSHROOMS a little...ya know?!?!?!?!!!!!!
__label__0 I stay at the Wynn 6-8 times a year. Lakeside was my first time visit. They only had 3 star review but I still decided to try with my wife and few friends. I was very disappointed when they brought me the bill it was $150 higher then we ordered it. Waitress immediately apologize and told me she is going to fix it but it has been 10 days and nothing got reversed...Stay away from Lakeside...
__label__0 I visited this restaurant on a girls trip for our 30th birthdays. We were in the mood for seafood and had wanted to check out Wynn. So, Lakeside worked out great. We made reservations and were greeted at the hostess station. When it was our turn to sit, they said the reservation name, and we obliged. Apparently, the name they said was in fact not ours, and we misheard. We realized once they walked us to our table, which was in a private dining room with a pre-fixed menu (clearly not for us!). When I shared with the hostess that I think there has been a mistake, she berated me like a child stating that she \"said the name three times!\". So disrespectful! Your mistake is not my issue. I dismissed her and decided to approach a manager to address the situation rather than deal with her. I was assured he'd be right over to speak with me, which never happened. She must have let the entire waitstaff know her experience with us, because the whole time we were treated so inappropriately. \n\nHere we are, six hard-working girls from all over the country coming together to celebrate each other, and we were treated as if we were 18 years old on spring break. I'd also like to make mention that none of us had been drinking, we were dressed our age, and all of us have an appreciation for a nice meal and are willing to pay the price. In fact, our only intention for our final night was to enjoy a relaxed, beautiful dinner together. We were so disappointed. \n\nThe food was subpar. My swordfish was okay, the scallops were good. Small portions, large prices. The waiter was not interested in sharing specials or suggestions with us. \n\nI've been to so many restaurants in my life...I've had good, great, indifferent and bad service. My experience at Lakeside was by far the most insulting and negative dining experience I've ever encountered. Needless to say, I would never return, nor recommend this establishment.
__label__3 What a lovely experience we had. I'm kind of picky with my taste on wine by that was no challenge for this place. When I wasn't fully satisfied I had a new suggestion and it was perfect!! The lobster was to die for and the crab legs are always and always will be my favorite. They even let me custom my own fav dessert. What's yours? Ask them I'm sure they will assist you! \n\nOh ya.. Be sure to request siting outside when you make your reservation. The lake and light show is a trip! :)
__label__0 This place is very stupid.  I have been trying to get a service advisor to call me for 2 weeks.  I live in east mesa so I wanted to schedule a appointment but I wanted to get a idea of how much some things would cost.  So I call and the receptionist trys to put me through no one answers so the receptionist comes back on and ask to take my name and number and someone will call me back okay that will be fine.  \n\nWell I didn't get a call back so I called them back.  Same thing happens so I call back a third time same thing happens but this time I asked do you think It will help.  I have given you my number and you folks still have not called me. Well 2 weeks later still no phone call.  These guys don't need the business  since then I have taken my vehicle to midas and had the timming chain replaced.  plus the pullies I guess they didn't need 1800 dollars. \n\nStay away bad service stay away////
__label__3 Really, really different.  In a good way.  Took my 12-year-old here after a soccer match and we both loved it. She had the Pizza Rustica with meat, but with the shredded mozzarella.  Wolfed down the whole thing and said, \"we are definitely coming back here\".  I loved my Pizza Rustica, which came with fresh mozzarella, marinated tomatoes and fresh basil.  Rich flavorful sauce with lots of herbs.  A crust that marries crispness and softness.  As good as any basic pizza I've had here in the Valley (up there with Humble Pie and Pizzeria Bianco).  Five star food.  Service was solid, if unspectacular.  Disappointed in the beer selection -- no pale ales or IPAs, nothing on tap.  To-go packaging was bizarre; basically placed the leftover slices on a stack of 3 paper plates and stuffed it in a (open) bag.  Huh?
__label__3 Time: 10am. Place: Poppy's. Impulse purchase: Bagels, doz. Intent: I get to play Bagel Fairy all day with a dozen of the best bagels in Charlotte.\n\nI distributed my cache of carb thoughtfully, but thoroughly. And not before eating two in one sitting. Bagelbloat, yeesh.\n\nCoffee was just OK but I honestly don't think they care much about anything except the bagatorial arts up in Poppy's and in that distinguished category, they get an A+. Sad to me that Bore's Head is what they have for slices and cheeses since that stuff is just nasty, but hey.\n\nNo more Bruegger's for me. No more terrorizing Owen. I get Poppy bagels, I eat Poppy bagels, I love Poppy bagels.\n\nnote - these suckers are such globs of gluten that they don't age very well - freeze 'em, if you must, instead of sitting 'em in the breadbox.
__label__0 If the restaurant business includes some degree of customer service, then this place has NO business being open. Perhaps the worst service I've ever had and to top it off, I sent an item back, only because it was terrible, and they did not take it off the bill.\n\nSorry Charlie but there are a million good restaurants to go to and this one has been crossed off our list forever.
__label__0 Food is decent but management attitude is atrocious. They feel they are doing you a favor by allowing you to eat here. Close friends who live nearby and visited at least weekly were told they had to leave in 45 minutes because they were seated at a 4 top after asking to be moved from a cold and drafty 2 top. Hostess and Manager told them they'd have to leave because they \"rejected\" first table. Appalling lack of customer service. They won't be around long with this type of attitude. Unfortunate because food is decent. One other negative : extremely noisy atmosphere.
__label__4 I am trying to be a better Yelper and my review of Local Bistro is long over due.  This is one of my favorite dining spots in the entire Valley.  In fact, my fiance and I literally fell in love with one another at this place about a year ago.  \n\nTypically, we sit at the bar because we like the casual and efficient service.  The bartender will have our bottle of Malbec ready to serve when she sees us coming through the door.\n\nMy favorite dishes:\n\n #1 Drunk bread:  Ummm to DIE for delish!  A huge slab of ciabatta bread is soaked in white wine and baked with Gruy\u00e8re cheese in a hot iron skillet.  It comes out bubbling and creamy.  If I didn't give 2 cents about the circumference of my thighs I would eat it ALL the time!\n\n#2 Tuna Nicoise Salad.  It's healthy, fabulous, and filling.  Great as an entree or splitting as an appetizer.\n\n#3 Chicken Parm: A huge portion of pounded chicken that is lightly battered.  It is big enough to share if your appetite is light or watching your portion size.  When sharing, we order extra arugula and marinara sauce.  Perfecto!\n\n#4 Spanish Risotto:  WOW!  It's a phenomenon! A treasure of seafood surprises await your tastebuds with this risotto.\n\n*TIP from a regular* - if you LOVE spicy then be sure to ask for the hot sauce called Mi Salsa.  I am a hot sauce ho and very critical.  This is one of the BEST I have ever had in my life.  \n\nThe owner ALWAYS comes by to welcome us.  There are plenty of \"good\" restaurants but the level of personalized service really keeps me coming back again and again. Local Bistro put a happy face on my heart and tummy.
__label__4 Excellent food, drinks, service, and ambience. I have not been let down by a dish yet. If you've never been here, I'd highly recommend that you try it. You won't be disappointed.
__label__2 This place is cute. I'd like to come back and try some food. I just got a drip coffee that was good....a little to hot for me but still good. My only real complaint was how quiet it was. There were only 3 other people in there but the music was bearly audible. If I wanted to I could have listened to the 2 ladies entire conversation. A good spot to sit outside when it's nice and for me to read but I probably wouldn't want to go with anyone, don't want everyone to be in on our convo.
__label__3 Your average Chinese buffet. Every meat on the buffet was high in sugar. But they had a very good vegetable selection for my vegan wife. Basically if your craving a Chinese buffet this one is about as good as any.
__label__1 Oh goodness where do I even start. The customer service was okay, but the food was really not that good. They had a lot of old items out at the buffet bar that looked like it had been sitting out for 3 to 4 hours. I've been to my fair share of Americanized Chinese buffets , but this one was really Americanized and when I mean Americanized I mean it tasted so bad there wasn't even a hint of authenticity was in there. Most likely I will not be back. You would probably have to drag me. The only reason why I did give it 2 stars was because they had a pretty wide selection unfortunately they failed to deliver on the taste. My wife and kids didn't really care for it either and besides you really can not take the kids word for it. Thank God for my wife's cooking though and by the way she is Asian and her food is awesome!
__label__4 This place is amazing. It has its own vibe that draws just the right crowd of misfit artists. You wont find a better place to spend an evening among art and artists.
__label__3 The reviews here on Yelp are spot on. The location is a bit further from me than the other places I had tried - but the reviews here pushed me to try it.\n\n$52 (yelp special) for 90 minutes!  How can I say no?\n\nsure.  its not a \"luxury\" spa with typical feminine fluff.  It is however clean, comfortable, inexpensive and quiet.  I do not need anything more.\n\nI was put in a partitioned \"private\" room.  Told my masseuse what I wanted her to work on (more feet and calves - no face and scalp).  The rest was history.  I fell asleep :)  My masseuse was strong, giving me the muscle therapy I needed.  perfect amount of pressure.  Surprisingly, she was also exactly on target with the 90 mins.  I was not shorted like I have experienced elsewhere.\n\nMy only complaint (as someone else mentioned) was she woke me up because she started talking on her cellphone during my massage.  She was trying to do it at a whisper, but was still intrusive and unappreciated.\n\nMake sure you mention the Yelp discount for 10% off.  After my  visit I was given a VIP card for 10% off anytime.\n\nI will definitely be going back.  this is my new go-to spot for foot therapy.  Plus, Lee's liquor is right next door :)  kills two birds with one stone!
__label__3 After getting preggos, I was avoiding the whole foot massage experience just because...y'know, just because.  \n\nBut since the Baby was born, it was time to go back to getting some serious work done and Best Foot Spa was calling!\n\nFirst off, I chose this place because it was blowing up on Yelp at the time and second of all, the famous Rex opened this place up.  So, I had to go where he was and experience his magical hand, right?\n\nIt was my mom and I on this experience and we made appointments just in case.  We were led into a semi-private space with two chairs.  Rex worked on me while my mom had Lee.  \n\nAs with all of good foot massage places, your feet start off in a hot bath while they work on you head, neck and shoulders.  Then they eventually move onto your feet and then have you sit up to work on your shoulders before having you flip over and lie down!  Yep, lie down I tell you!  I love it when they tell me to flip over and lie down!  (Not all Vegas foot massage places offer this \"flip over\" business!)  That's when they get to working on your back and pushing you this way and that way while your face is in this hole.  This is what I was looking for!\n\nOne of the cool things they have are hooks for your purse and jackets - nice touch.  It's the little things that matter!\n\nI definitely appreciated that Rex makes a point of looking at the clock when he starts and telling you what time it is so there's no confusion about that.  (Unlike a few other places that claim you're getting a 60 minute treatment, but it's really 50.)\n\nAt the end of our service, Rex assures me that it's always the same people working there - himself, Lee, Elaine (or Eileen) and Carol.  I think this is because there are so many places that contract workers here and there.  So that makes me feel that you are certain of getting a specific kind of experience there.\n\nThey also offer a Yelp discount too! \n\n4.5 stars.\n\n* Update! (09.20.11)\nGoing down to a 4 star rating.  Lee worked on me last night and although he was good, the smell of cigarette smoke is very distracting.  I hate to have to ask ahead of time if the person working on me is a smoker or not, but I have a strong sense of smell!  That put me off from the very beginning.  Also, Rex took a call while he was working on the Husband.  Yes, I know it's business and all, but very distracting and a big pet peeve of ours.  Get someone else to handle the phones please.\n \nRight before they started working on our feet, they mentioned that they could make my feet like a baby's butt...for an additional 30 minutes and a $29 charge.  It includes a hot wax...which I assume is a parafin wax dip. Although I love having my feet super soft, we had to pass this time around.
__label__4 Can't go wrong for $38 for 1 hr. I have been going here weekly for almost two years now. All the staff are super duper nice and professional. Yes, they pick up their phones in the middle of massage but they're so good I don't care!
__label__2 Eh. It's OK... He kept asking me if I was alright every five ten minutes which was annoying. He smelled like cigarettes especially his hand and I could smell it even more when he was rubbing my neck and shoulders. The massage was just OK, very routine. A good masseuse would feel where the knots are and work them. I would give them two stars but they were friendly.
__label__0 Yikes!  After reading all of these great reviews I really thought I was in for a treat, but boy was I hugely disappointed.\n\nFirst off, there was way too much time spent on my face, ears, forehead, and neck.  Like I counted over 100 strokes on one side of my neck alone and it was the same maneuver over and over that it felt like he was burning my skin.  Like sheesh!  Add some lotion man!\n\n2nd, my back was the most tense but apparently my therapist disregarded that because he only spent 5 minutes in the area I needed it the most.  \n\n3rd, as my therapist hovered over me, he burped and it smelled awful!  That pretty much ruined my entire experience.\n\nI did 1/2 enjoy the foot massage portion except again, way too much time rubbnig my big toe alone.  Weird!\n\nI found the entire experience quite awkward, and being someone who gets massages quite frequently, I wouldn't come to this place ever again.
__label__4 Went in here on a whim after I met a friend for dinner in the area. Saw this place on yelp and I am so glad that I stopped inside!\n\nWhen I got there, some people were waiting and they chatted me up to say that they had been here at least a dozen times and are in total love with the place. They warned me that I may become addicted...and I think I am. \n\nI was placed in a semi-private room. The foot soak was quite relaxing and the masseuse asked me if I wanted to do just the foot massage or the back/foot combo. My back had been bothering me so I opted for the combo. \n\nThe male masseuse (I wish I had gotten his name) was amazing. Super polite and checked in with me to make sure he was applying the correct pressure. He ended up asking if he should spend more time on my back over my feet, which I really appreciated. \n\nI recommend this place because they have amazing prices and customer service. I will be back!
__label__1 This place has an alright vibe although if you are searching for a restaurant with amazing food look elsewhere. The beer is exclusively from Capital brewery in Middleton WI. If you think their beer is interesting and good you will like this bar. I happen to think their beer is boring and uninspired. I would say this place is worth checking out but not a return destination.
__label__2 The Tap Haus is fine, but only fine. Not great, not horrid, but fine. It's one of the rare places in Madison that give me a very neutral opinion on its existence.\n\nUnless if a certain tap is on special, the beer is usually a bit too expensive there. Some of the taps run for $7 a pint, and considering that they serve a beer that costs $7 at Woodman's for a 6 pack, it certainly seems marked up. I think most of them are decent, a couple aren't so good, and a couple are dang good. But regardless, I think they prices on pints should be lower than they are by a little bit.\n\nAs for the food, I think that they have a good selection of appetizers at least. The pretzel is big, and comes on a hook, which is fun. The cheese curds are decent, the fries are decent, and the deep fried vegetables are good. There's a good selection of deep-fried stuff overall. The Sandwiches are just ok though. When I had the veggie sandwich and the grilled cheese, I just felt like it could've added a seasoning or extra ingredient to give it a better flavor. The chopped salads are also just ok. Not really too creative, but the ingredient quality is decent enough.\n\nThe space itself is fine too. A lot of seating, big booths, good decor, a decent number of tvs but none that are too large (which can be good or bad depending on the occasion). Overall, everything about the Tap Haus makes it a decent place, but rarely a destination spot. It's probably someplace to keep in mind if you're on the Capitol square and the Old Fashioned or Cooper's are looking too crowded.
__label__3 Hate to give it up because I enjoy eating Breakfast here on the weekends when all the big names in the area are overcrowded with long waits. Great inexpensive food. Biscuits and gravy, homefries and ham and bacon all awesome! Owner and staff are friendly and efficient! Always great friendly service, hope you enjoy!
__label__2 I found the noodles to be a little bit too raw.\n\nThe taste of the soup was fine though
__label__1 Found a pair of jeans in the sale rack marked $3. I go to purchase and am told that they made a mistake, \"oh this is a return from another store. We can't sell them at that price. The sale price is only at that store. If you would like to purchase them it will be $59\" So I ask, \"Is this a mistake by your employee?\" \n\"Yes. The sale is at the other store.\"\n\"Well what can you do for me since this is your mistake?\"\n\"I can sell it to you for the regular price.\"\n\nNeedless to say, I didn't buy the jeans. The funny thing is that they are currently running a $20 off all jeans sale, but the signs must have been for another store!
__label__0 First impression(2/5) : I made the mistake of going here on a father's day... extremely crowded! We had to wait 25 minutes! As we were waiting outside one of the \"chefs\" came out for a smoke break and his clothes were FILTHY. Every fiber in my body wanted to get back in the car and leave but my husband and friend really wanted to eat here. This ihop hasn't even been open for a year but it definitely didn't look new. \n\nCustomer service (0/5): HORRIBLE! Our waitress had an incredibly bad attitude. She was super rude and was acting like we were wasting her time by taking our orders. I'm really curious how she got the job because there was nothing friendly or personable about her demeanor. You know those type of people that NEVER smile and everyday is a bad day for them... that's our waitress. When she came to our table she didn't introduce herself, she just said, \"What do you guys want!\" Oh, and they didn't clean off the table before we sat down. There was syrup everywhere. She didn't check on us until we were done with our meals. We also didn't get a refill until we were done with our meals. I was thirty as a mug! \n\nFood (2/5): one word - Sloppy! I ordered chicken strips and \"seasoned\" fries. I don't really like breakfast food that much. When my plate came, it looked like they just threw it on the plate. Their version of \"seasoned\" fries is regular fries with a sprinkle of season salt on top. SUPER LAME! On top of the lame fries they only gave me a few. \n\nNever coming back...ever!
__label__3 You know, I used to have this out of town romance that left a sweetness in my mouth.  The only way I could get a fix was if I left Pittsburgh behind me and headed for warmer climates.  Not so much anymore, you made me happy IHOP with finally opening your doors a few years back here in the region.\n\nAs for the most recent visit to your lovely location outside of Greenfield/Squirrel Hill, there were many ups, and a few downs.  \n\nI was going to do the ups first and then do the downs, but they kind of mix together so I'm just gonna go through it all at once.\n\nCongrats on finally being open 24 hours!  Not so big congrats to advertise it.  I didn't notice it on the sign if you were open 24 hours, and the parking lot looks shady when you pull up and see no cars in the lot and you have to do a parking lot circle to make sure.  The lettering you use on the door is quite small too.  Even with my glasses, I was still squinting to see if you were open.  As soon as I saw '24' on the door, the car went into park and I was heading for the door.\n\nAs late as it was at night, my friend and I were the only two people besides the workers in the building.  Big plus for us, no wait.  Service was super fast if you couldn't have guessed.\n\nHere's something I learned as well, the menu changes at 10 p.m.  Not a big deal for me as I was getting pancakes, as it is the International House of Pancakes.  As for my friend, she was really hoping to get the garden crepes.  So when the server came our way to take the order she went back to ask the cook if she wouldn't mind making it for her and the answer was something along the lines of 'Sure, I'll make it.'  Big props for making these two customers feel happy about that.  One thing, my sausage did end up looking like bacon...but I ate it anyway.\n\nOK, so this has to be categorized as a down, there's no way to put a happy spin on it.  The bathrooms...what in the world went on in the bathroom?  It looks as if somebody was having a battle royale in the one.  Maybe somebody was fighting a demon much like they do in the show Charmed.  I mean thank god I didn't mistake the Styrofoam cups for having anything else but soap in them.  Also, this place is really showing it's wear.  It hasn't been open that long, but it sure needs a bit of TLC and updating.
__label__4 Highly recommend! Never been to one of these places. Eric is a very nice and professional.  Great value 20.00 for hour massage, very peaceful, relaxing and clean. \nTreat yourself and support local business!
__label__3 If you are a collector of Star Wars memorabilia this is the place. Even if they don't have it, they will find it for you and get it ordered. They also specialize in comics and gaming.
__label__4 I heard about Debbie Downey from one of my stylists who saw a special she was having on endermologie, 3 sessions for $45 each. I have been intrigued by this treatment and have always wanted to try it out. What is endermologie you ask? Well the pamphlet states: the first worldwide, patented, FDA cleared process scientifically proven to reduce cellulite. What I say is....awesome! \nI have a gym membership that I hardly ever use, it is so hard to motivate to work out when I am on my feet working 6 days a week on average at least 10 hours a day. Now I had been thinking about getting weekly massages to pamper myself and help keep muscle soreness and tiredness at bay. But instead I am now getting the endermolgie treatments because it offers so much more than just a massage. It helps with detoxification, circulation, cellulite reduction, body sculpting, skin tightening and feels like a deep tissue massage. \nI love it! I bought the first 3 and then bought a package of 10. To be honest though I know it will be a weekly service for me. One of the problems I have been experiencing this past year is my hip joints will start to hurt after so many hours on my feet. Since I have started having Debbie work on me weekly, I don't get that pain even remotely like I use to. I have also already noticed a difference in my body, my hourglass shape is more defined. My stomach is flatter, my skin tighter, my buns are a bit more lifted. A girlfriend of mine gave me a booty slap and said, \"Damn girl! Have you been working out? Your ass feels great!\" True story.... \nDebbie herself is wonderful and always works with me and my hectic schedule. I instantly felt her kindness and already consider her not only a service provider but also a friend.
__label__4 I can't believe it's been three years since my first review!  I have been coming here, pretty much every week since then for my endermologie treatments, I love them and is what keeps my skin looking great.  I notice the difference when I skip my treatments while I am in Oregon during the summer.  Debbie also does my Brazilian blowouts.  She does an amazing job.  I have curly hair, but with the BB it makes is so much more manageable.  I do the treatments every 3 to 4 months.  Debbie also does a fantastic job with my haircuts.  I am trusting her with a lot of my beauty needs.
__label__2 Nice place for a drink, with good views for people watching.  Had the lobster mac and cheese, which was very tasty, with four cheeses and a decent amount of lobster. Beers were a bit overpriced. Live piano music was nice, but it was extremely to loud. Service was good. Would go back again.
__label__3 Sprouts is a great market.  Their produce is generally very good.  They often will let you sample it for quality.  They have a lot of bulk product (grains, peanuts, granola, chocolate morsels, etc).  And they feature a lot of canned/packaged processed organic/natural products like soups and stocks, sauces and salsas, etc.  They also have bulk spice section where they sell by the ounce.  And they feature natural sodas that use real sugar instead of that corn syrup poison.\n\nNot as much variety as a supermarket, but still a good variety of good quality stuff.
__label__4 i freaking love this place! my phone broke, and they fixed it like nothing happened! i will definitely go to them when there is a problem with my phone again. thank you!
__label__2 Mixed feelings on this place. I called to see how long and how much to fix my cracked iPhone 5 screen. The guy said about 20-30 minutes and that it would be $90 (plus $5 off for the yelp deal and I could do the $30 for $55 if I bought it on yelp). Got there and he said I can't do both the deals and that now yelp was \"updated\" to have a $35 for $55 deal, even though mine didn't show that. I ended up paying $87 with tax and he said it would take 90 minutes!!! \n\nI was irritated by then but needed my screen fixed so I agreed and left. Went and and ran some errands with my mom and decided to just go back and sit and wait, even though it has only been about 40 minutes. As soon as I got there he gave me my phone right away...just had me wondering how long they would have had me waiting since I never got a phone call. \n\nBesides all of that, my phone looks great and brand new again!!
__label__4 Dropped my iPhone 5c last night and broke the glass :( but took my phone here to get it repaired and it only took 30mins!! Awesome place and great prices !
__label__4 If you want to have your phone fix (cracked screen, water damage etc..) this is the place you want to go for all you phone issues. Great and friendly staff that can fix your phone in a short period of time and at a low price compared to their competitors. They also have many accessories if you would like to pimp out your phone or just want to protect your valued phone.
__label__1 2 stars for customer service and the price. I went home and checked the battery cycles on my phone and they were at 110 so this battery is used. If you want a used battery on your phone by all means come here, if you want a new battery find it online at www.ifixit.com. When you purchase a battery there's usually a couple of cycles on there due to the fact bay they test it to make sure it works but there's no reason a new battery would have 110 cycles.  Hope this helps!!
__label__3 I love this pub.  It's real nice and well lit on the inside.  Me and my boys usually come here for their pizza special.  It's half off past 12am so a large pizza would come out to 8 bucks which is not bad because they got some good pizza! Best thin crust I've ever tasted.  \n\nBesides the food and booze, they have a game area with 2 pool tables and some TV's that contain a number of games. Dont know what it actually is tho. I just know it's a touch screen and people play games on it and doesn't have anything to do with gambling.  If you wanna play some music there's a big jukebox where you can choose 2 songs per dollar and has it plays through out the bar.  \n\nIt's hidden near Ann and Camino Al Norte across the street from Smith's. And past 10, if you try to open the doors and they're locked, don't worry it's not closed they just gotta buzz you in.
__label__3 Still a fan here!  Shop Cardenas weekly to get dinner goods for Taco Night at our house!  This place is close to my work so I'm here at least twice a week for cheap produce and reasonably priced meats.  The selection is still great, and I've noticed over the months that more and more non-Latinos shop here!  Good job people!  Cheapy like me!  Their produce prices sure beat the local Albertson's and Vons and Smith's by a long shot.  The only other place I get veggies is the Asian market but that's only because those yummy types of veggies aren't found here at Cardenas.  Go ahead, ask the stocker where they keep the baby bok choy and the fragrant pears!  You will get a look of confusion.  Well, that could also be because the stocker doesn't understand English very well.  In either case, you're out of luck.\n\nCardenas is still mostly one stop shop for your Mexican needs.  Besides the large supermarket area, you still have your juice bar, bakery, deli, and tortilleria stations within the store.  The tortillas here are pretty good, I'm spoiled now...I only buy fresh made corn tortillas from the tortilleria for my tacos!  They taste 100 times better when they are made only a few hours ago.  Really makes a difference in your Mexican dishes.\n\nThe juice bar is tasty, with fresh concoctions of strawberry and watermelon juices, or a fresh fruit smoothie.  It's better if you know a bit of Spanish because the drink orders can get confusing.  Got what I thought was supposed to be a strawberry smoothie, but they for some reason added beets!  Tastier than I thought it would be but still, could have done without them.\n\nCardenas bakery goes all day long.  When you enter the store you constantly smell the aroma of fresh bread or pastries coming out of the oven.  Tip, always ask for the freshest stuff out of the ovens (usually will be on trays where the ovens are).  I find that sometimes the pastries in the case can be sitting there for a while, and Lord knows who's been touching them or who's kids boogie face got on them.  A sign that says 'Please use tongs' doesn't always fit the bill!\n\nI am often here for a quick lunch at the Cardenas deli, especially when they run their weekly specials.  $5 sale for a burrito al pastor?  $3 for a ham torta?  Often with a free drink?  I'm there!  I enjoy most of the fare at Cardenas, and it's great they have a free salsa bar to partake with each meal.  As of late, they have taken out the sliced cucumbers and sliced radishes that used to be regulars at the bar...but it's ok.  They probably had to because of food cost, or because of people like me who love to stock up for some healthy snacking!  No problem though, looks like more pickled jalapenos for me!  I am probably there for food at least 5-6 times a month.  I love me a torta with a mix of tomatillo salsa and Cardenas hot sauce for dipping.  MUY DELICIOSO!\n\nCheap and easy, that's my motto.  Well, for grocery shopping at least.  Cardenas fits that nicely.  If you see me there, come by and say \"Hola!\"  I might just be able to understand you.
__label__4 This place is INCREDIBLE!! Right down the street from Meadows mall you can hit the grocery shopping after clothes shopping. \n\nThe parking lot is always packed when I go but it's worth it - people coming, people going. I have YET to come across a rude Cardenas shoppers, unlike at another hispanic grocery market. They all look unhappy, unless they are coming out KNOWING they're heading for Cardenas ; ) \n\nCustomer service is great, produce is good, fresh meats, fresh bread, and the food court they have is oh my, delicious!! It's always clean and never closely together where you run into other shoppers. It isn't pricey either, unless you're a cheapskate, but even then you can find deals in here.
__label__4 Sushi Imagine is NOT like eating a bunch of poison!\n\nImagine this; A sushi bar that is adorned with a tasteful amount of Beatles swag on the walls. Off to a good start already. Saturdays are reserved for Beatles only music while the rest of the week you can hear anything from Aerosmith to Zepplin playing in the background.\nThis place is a non-ayce place which causes you to be more thoughtful of your choices as to not have to take out a small loan in order to pay your bill since you're used to eating as much as you can stuff down your gullet at other places. Don't misunderstand me, this place is not expensive at all, we're just jaded a bit in this town with sushi prices based on the ayce model. \n\nThis place is refreshing! Small bar and dining that makes the quaintness of the place cozy as opposed to cramped.\nThe Service is Superb! You feel as if you are a guest rather than a customer. \nThe quality is exactly what you'd hope to find at a REAL Sushi Bar. Top quality ingredients with great attention to detail not only with Chef Aki  mastering his craft but from the kitchen staff as well. Chef Aki's rolls are very artistically done with much pride and enthusiasm as you might be able to tell from photos (try the Hello Kitty Roll).\n\nThe bonus to this place is their daily lunch special. Each day of the week has a different Bento Box Special  priced at just $5. McDonald's across the way can't match that price. So glad this place is close to home, just disappointed it took me a year to find it.\nIf you're lucky enough to spend $30 on your visit you get to spin their wheel at a chance to receive Imagine Cash ranging from $1-$50 usable on your future visit.
__label__4 My fianc\u00e9 and I visited Sushi Imagine a few weeks ago.  It took me this long to mull over what rating to give this place.  It gets five stars by default.  Let me explain.\n\nI guess I am a neanderthal, but I have never eaten sushi before.  Yup, it's true.  I was raised in the Midwest.  My family eats burgers and hot dogs and drinks sweet tea.  There isn't a sushi restaurant for several hours in any direction.  (Did I mention I didn't drive on a paved road until I was 18?  It's true.)  So, you must understand, trying sushi was a REEEAAALLL stretch for me.  In the interest of being culturally proficient, I solicited opinions about what to order from all my (more cosmopolitan) friends on Facebook.  List of suggestions in hand and fear in our heart, we walked into Sushi Imagine hoping to discover a new love.\n\nOh my sweet, sweet lord.  This did NOT go as well as planned.  I think we just don't like sushi.  In fact, we made total jerks of ourselves because we don't know how to use chopsticks.  I won't lie, we just went at our plates with our hands.  We tried the California roll, spider roll, and inari.  I will say, the inari was delicious.  It came out first and gave us a lot of hope that we might like the other things we ordered.  It was not to be.  We were wasabi-dunking fools - who knew that stuff was so darn spicy?  Not I!  I walked out with the clearest sinuses I have had in years.  And the sushi?  I don't get it.  I really don't.  I wanted to like it, oh yes, I did.  I guess I'm just a simple country bumpkin after all.\n\nI gave this place five stars because the service was excellent, the presentation was gorgeous, and they were pretty gracious about us leaving out plates behind almost full, laughing as we paid and left.  I'm sure we were a sight to behold.  If you want good sushi, I'm sure this is the place.  I might go back and just order about ten orders of inari.  If you see a curly-haired woman with a plate full of inari, it's probably me.  Come say hello.
__label__3 Efficient and friendly service, excellent lunch specials, sushi was fresh and delicious. Recommend the Tarantula roll, and their California roll was best I've ever had (simple roll, excellently prepared).
__label__1 Well last week I heard about this place on the radio.  What stuck in my mind was homemade tortillas and upscale Mexican.  My husband and I were down the street and it was one of those nights where we were ready to go somewhere new.  \n\nAs mentioned it is where Roy's was at the Seville.  The decor is okay.  My husband said he thought it looked like they ran out of money.  I am okay with it, it is just bizarre where the hostess desk is but really I don't know that it could be situated anywhere else.\n\nWe sat outside and I was thrilled with the high above heaters although my husband thought it was too hot.  There were a couple of other tables on the patio and then inside there was one huge table which we were informed were media checking the place out.\n\nOur server was very good, he seemed to be working hard on learning the menu and was well versed in his descriptions of the menu.  Realist that I am I know my husband agreed to this new journey as he was craving a good Reposado which is about the only alcohol we don't stock at home.   The server said they had so many tequilas and most we wouldn't know the names of.  He brought over the list and my husband had a hard time controlling his sadness at the list.  \n\nFor dinner I ended up getting the tortilla soup, garlic shrimp, and poblano potatoes.  My husband got the special which was Alaskan Halibut with a cauliflower puree, asparagus and mixed peppers.\n\nI think the biggest issue was temperature control.  I sent my potatoes back as they were plum cold, my soup was lukewarm and my husband's fish way overcooked.  Heated up the potatoes were good, the soup was nice and the shrimp tasty.  I thought my husband's fish had a good flavor despite the cooking.  \n\nThe temperature issues can be worked out and perhaps there could be more forgiveness as it is a new place, but there was nothing about the food that stood out that would bring us back and for the price that means the  \"Meh.  I've experienced better\" is the perfect rating.
__label__4 Great atmosphere, very good service and unique and flavorful food.
__label__4 Great breakfast restaurant near Desert Ridge in North Phoenix--good natural, organic food.  Had chorizo and eggs, great presentation and absolutely delicious!\n\nWill be back for dinner service and can't wait to sample some organic wines!
__label__4 I love this place. They are so accommodating and the food is delicious. They made a special meal for my daughter and were happy to do it. Our server was helpful and friendly.  I had the roasted beet salad and the ingredients were very fresh and tasty. I can't wait to go back.
__label__2 Thank goodness for a reservation because this place was filling up pretty quickly. We still had to wait about 10 or so mins but all in all not to bad.  I met up with my teammates before heading out for a day of shopping for our victory outfits and we were not disappointed. The service was good and the food was pretty good as well. I loved the sweet potato tots that came with my two eggs over medium and two slices of extra crispy bacon. I was bummed to hear that they didn't have any other jelly flavor but strawberry ( I am a grape jelly lover lol). My teammates enjoyed their dishes as well and our waiter even split the checks for us. Score. I will be coming back again to try some other options on their menu soon.
__label__3 Discovered Tryst (Organic) Cafe shortly after it opened about 2+ yrs ago. Have had breakfast, lunch & dinner there. They have organic everything - food, beer, wine, even vodka - which is what drew me at first. Also many gluten free choices.\n\nThey've had their ups & downs with service, but it's usually good. The happy hour is limited and should be improved in both hours & choices.\n\nMy wife & I both love their Seered Ahi Tuna Salad, it's fantastic! We both want and need a good organic cafe in the area and hate to see the pizza place next door packed while the healthy restaurant is lightly filled. Help Tryst thrive!
__label__3 I just recently tried Tryst Caf\u00e9 and was very pleasantly surprised! I got the Hawaiian breakfast (pork, cabbage, two eggs, and I subbed sweet potato tots for the jasmine rice). SO delicious. The restaurant is clean, the wait staff is friendly and the service is great.\n\nI went in today for the second time and ordered the same dish which did not disappoint. When I tried paying, their credit card system was glitching so I waited a little while for them to figure it out. They provided a $10 gift card for the inconvenience, which was totally unnecessary but extremely thoughtful. I will be back to try something on their dinner menu.
__label__1 We went to Tryst on a Sunday during lunch for a family member's bday. The menu seemed promising. I decided on the seared ahi tuna salad for myself and spring rolls to share. I didn't think to ask if anything I ordered was going to be hot. I assumed the spring rolls would be hot because I've never experienced raw spring rolls before and any time I've ever ordered a salad with some fish in it- the fish has always come out hot. This was not the case. Which is not a big deal but cold seared ahi tuna is not good. The seared part of the title is misleading. When something has the word seared, I expect it to be HOT... but that's just me. The spring rolls were tasty -I just did not expect them to be cold/raw. Nothing to write home about but it wasn't terrible. \nAnd my fianc\u00e9 found a hair in his salad and I lost my appetite.
__label__3 I have been in for brunch a few times and enjoyed the food a lot.  I ordered the steak and eggs which was awesome.  I would recommend the breakfast sandwich as well. Service has always been nice but can be slow at times.
__label__3 Just had steak, bacon & sweet potato tots (& hot sauce!!) for breakfast, Scott had the Hawaiian Breakfast - loved it!!! Soooo good!!
__label__4 LOVE LOVE LOVE!!  Such a great find and so sad I am from out of town. Cute decor and fabulous service. The server made great suggestions and we had to splurge. I have to admit that the healthy options brought me in the door, but we had to share the Pecan Crusted French Toast - SO GOOD!!  Sweet potato tater tots hit the spot too. \n\nI am not gluten free but so great to see so many options. I will definitely be back when I am back in town!
__label__2 Sorry kids , I  have to give this one a just okay .  nothinbg terrible about the taste but nothing mind blowing as well.  And a word to the wise the smashburger Fries are dripped with a rosemary grease. Now rosemary grease I am sure has a place somewhere in fooddom...but I am thinking it's not on the plain fries. \nYThe burger was okay , tasted like the kind dear mother used to make , fried on a skillet. Hmmm  for 9 bucks ..not my thing. \n\nOh and heads up ..one size on the togo cups....and it's not big.
__label__2 I'm all about empowering the people so thank you, smashburger, for giving me the option of creating my own burger.  It's always an egg bun for me, with cheddar cheese and all the fixins.  Skip the smash fries.  They don't deliver the herbally-garlic goodness the description promises.  But back to the burger..the patty is always cooked to buttery perfection that makes my mouth water thinking about it.  What's a burger without a milkshake?  The milkshakes are creamy but not so creamy where you can't suck it up with a straw and not to mention, plentiful!  They bring out the metal container they mix it in with whatever portion didn't fit in the cup.  \n\nThe only gripe I have is their over attentiveness.  I had a different person walking by our table every 2-3 minutes asking how everything was.  While I appreciate the gesture, it made it really difficult to enjoy my delicious burger and milkshake. \n\nA little pricier for a burger but well worth it!
__label__1 Smashburger was simply ok. The food was not horrible, but based on overall value, it is not that great. It is expensive for what is served.
__label__1 Food is just ok and the employees I've dealt with are so rude (girls) and if you ask them for anything they act put out.
__label__0 Very bad all the way around. First and only time I will ever go. A bunch of younger people that have no concept of customer service. After ordering our food from a snooty girl, we sat and waited for our food for 25 minutes. While waiting, the employee in the back cooking and the girl preparing the take out and eat in orders were cussing and angry at each other. I heard 4 f bombs and a few b words. Horrible atmosphere. Btw the food was mediocre at best. The food was very greasy and tasteless. Do not recommend going unless your a teenager. Very disappointed.
__label__2 I've hit all the Great Dane locations was at the east side one today for lunch. Have to say food was a bit off. Had the Baja turkey burger. The guacamole was just not tasty and threw off the taste of the burger.  90% of the time I have had a great food experience. Today not so much. I want to say that you don't expect a home run every time, but if you are going to a restaurant you kind of do expect a home run every time. Otherwise what's the point of going there?  Would have been 4 stars but food not so great today.  Free wifi that's a plus.
__label__1 It was difficult to get past the smell of the place when I opened the front door.\n\nGrowing up in oil and cattle country, the only thing I could compare the faint odor that I experienced when opening the front door was standing in a field where there was an oil well next to a feedlot.  Between the smell of manure and fresh oil, the combination is vivid and unforgettable.  Unfortunately, this was what greeted me when I walked into Tasty Thai.\n\nI had placed an order for Som Tom, Thai hot, and an order of jasmine rice to go.   The papaya salad had all the requisite notes, lime, chile, spicy and sweet...the portion size was respectable, 2 cups of salad and 1 cup of rice...the spice came in at about 5 (makes my nose run , while 8 makes my forehead sweat and 10 brings tears to my eyes) and the rice was OK, not too sticky and not too dry.\n\nI want to give this place higher marks because the waitress was great...and the chef came out to say hello...but that smell just took about all the desire I had for Som Tom out of my evening.\n\nGotta hope this changes!
__label__4 Really good fried catfish!  I was not really fond of catfish until I tried Jamburrito's way of serving it. The jambalaya rice makes the perfect accompaniment for the crunchy delight. The people serving the food are very friendly and the total experience definitely makes Food Truck Fridays a weekly event to look forward to.
__label__0 Perhaps if I were \"hammered\" I would have enjoyed this meal better... I was sorely disappointed in this BBQ spot. I ordered take-out on a Sunday, and when I arrived I felt something was off right away. The place was dead... Not one person in the gigantic dining room, only two people working there sitting at a table looking bored. The bar however was pretty lively, maybe I should have just sat down and had a beer instead of getting food. \n\nRibs - all char and fat, barely any meat and extremely overcooked\nPulled pork - lacked flavor and came in a canister of grease\nThe sides, corn (half a cob is considered a side for two??) Cheese grits, worst I have ever tried, dry and flavorless\nCornbread - perhaps if it was used as a dry sponge\nBBQ Sauce - disappointing at best, watered down and we were only given 2 tiny containers (like salsa sides).\nPeach Cobbler - canned peaches poured in to a container with a crumble on top\n\nI really don't like writing scathing reviews, but  there was not one redeeming item in our meal. There are tons of great BBQ joints in Phoenix, this is not one.
__label__0 Worst BBQ I think I have ever had and an empty restaurant should have been a clue. Brisket was not brisket, tasted more like roast beef. Won't be returning.
__label__0 Not much good to say at all about this place. We live in the neighborhood and wanted to give this place a shot. I immediately regretted even walking in the door. Our food was totally flavorless and a horrible value. I ordered the \"Hammered Hog\" sandwich, which touted a 1/2 pound of our house smoked pulled pork covered with blue cheese cole slaw. My wife ordered a pulled pork sandwich which stated it had a 1/3 pound of pulled pork on it. I swear, their was more meat on hers and mine was a buck more. Not that I would have wanted more meat, it had no flavor except smoke which I'm guessing was liquid smoke. The collard greens side I ordered was so acidic and lacking the long cooking time that this dish needs. I think they might have tasted sour because they had gone bad? My in-laws split a two meat combo and I was embarrassed to take them there. A $70.00 tab for two sandwiches, a split entree plate, one mixed drink and three sodas? Oh, and we ordered a plate of happy hour nachos which were store bought round corn tortilla chips, congealed cheddar cheese, maybe a cup of diced tomatoes and black olives with lackluster sour cream and salsa on the side. Needless to say, we will never go back. I give this place 6 months tops. Whoever thinks this qualifies as good BBQ needs to go to read a recipe and attempt to cook BBQ for the first time ever. I'm almost positive it will come out better.
__label__0 I got a buywithme.com  gift for this spa as a  birthday gift  this year. I have left two messages and not a call back and it has been 1.5 weeks.  I do not recommend  going to this place as they are not professional.
__label__0 Impressionnant, \u00e7a faisait longtemps que je n'\u00e9tais pas all\u00e9e dans un resto aussi mauvais que ce lui l\u00e0! \nEn plus du fait que le poulet-tagliatelles \u00e9tait inf\u00e2me, le serveur \u00e9tait un peu trop vulgaire! \nC'est un apportez votre vin, \u00e0 la base pour un restaurant fran\u00e7ais c'est toujours tr\u00e8s \u00e9tonnant de ne pas y trouver de vin, bref, la fameuse poitrine de poulet aux hormones est servie sans sel avec des tagliatelles fades dans un grand bol \u00e0 soupe tr\u00e8s pratique d'utilisation surtout quand on n'a pas de cuill\u00e8re :S !\nOn ne se rattrape m\u00eame pas sur les prix avec un bon 23$ pour ce plat de p\u00e2tes d\u00e9geux, des tarifs abusifs \u00e0 la parisienne parce qu'on est en terrasse sur Prince Arthur et on arnaque les touristes (c'est bien l\u00e9gitime)\nPour r\u00e9sumer c\u00f4t\u00e9 nourriture on est encore bien loin de la gastronomie fran\u00e7aise, mais alors tr\u00e8s loin!\nEt en ce qui concerne le service, certes on a daign\u00e9 me servir \u00e0 21h50, heure un peu tardive par un charmant serveur venu de la capitale fran\u00e7aise, qui devrait apprendre un peu plus vite \u00e0 servir le client quand on lui demande un coke diet (c'est \u00e9crit dessus!) Il serait temps de s'y mettre on est au Qu\u00e9bec!\nQui plus est quand j'ai entendu sa conversation avec la table de fran\u00e7ais derri\u00e8re moi j'\u00e9tais outr\u00e9e: Il s'en allait \u00e0 parler de godemichet et vibromasseur arrg! :S \nJe peux comprendre que la complicit\u00e9 avec les clients (de son pays) est un atout pourboire, mais de l\u00e0 \u00e0 entrer dans l'intimit\u00e9, j'appellerais plus \u00e7a de la vulgarit\u00e9 salace! Ce n'est pas le genre de chose que j'ai envie d'entendre sur une terrasse alors que je suis en train de manger c'est limite choquant!\nEn r\u00e9sum\u00e9, y'a pas mal d'autres resto \u00e0 c\u00f4t\u00e9 de celui-ci, si je peux donner un conseil c'est passer son chemin.
__label__0 Expensive but terrible food! The lamb pasta recommend to me tasted worse than the lamb I could get from a mediocre Indian fast food restaurant, and the noodle need to be boiled longer. The restaurant right next to it is much better
__label__3 J'\u00e9tais invit\u00e9 \u00e0 la f\u00eate de mon amie Annick. On m'invite dans un restaurant de la rue Wellington, donc on va s\u00fbrement \u00e0 L'IN-Time (Comme l'heure). Figurez-vous donc que c'est tellement petit comme place, qu'en rentrant vous savez que c'est bel et bien l'in-time (Car il peut y avoir des rapprochements). Je suis devenu bon ami de coude avec mon voisin de chaise. \nEnvion 26 places assise max! donc c'est sur r\u00e9servation seulement. Le tout est divis\u00e9 en 2 services, un a 17h00 et l'autre \u00e0 21h00.\nBravo pour le service. la proprio et la serveuse connaissaient leur menu par coeur de long en large, ce que j'admire toujours. Notre serveuse Vanessa c'est assur\u00e9 qu'on manque de rien.\nJ'ai manger une salade c\u00e9sar en entr\u00e9e - une salade ordinaire, mais c'est vraiment pas une entr\u00e9e, c'est presqu'un repas. La plupart des gens autour de la table (nous \u00e9tions 14) ont pris les escargots gratin\u00e9s au go\u00fbt du jour et tous semblaient unanimement content de leur plat.\nComme repas c'est suivi des fettuccini \u00e0 la sauce GiGi que j'ai bien aim\u00e9. (je suis du type sauce et j'ai \u00e9t\u00e9 servi)\nLes prix sont abordable et les portions quand m\u00eame grosses (Vous risquez d'avoir un lunch pour le lendemain)\nIl font aussi des combos moules-p\u00e2tes qui avaient l'air tr\u00e8s bon\nLa proprio m'a fait mention qu'habituellement si vous \u00eates juste 2, vous risquez de manger quand m\u00eame, mais que c'est un risque \u00e0 prendre.\nLe gros plus est que c'est un emportez votre vin-bi\u00e8re.\nUn n\u00e9gatif pour moi est qu'il ne prenne uniquement que l'argent comptant!\nUne belle d\u00e9couverte pour ma part j'y retournerai c'est sur....Peut-\u00eatre que je pourrai payer avec mes rouleaux de cennes noires qui me reste!
__label__3 This is a nice Mom & Pop caf\u00e9 with a personable staff always willing to help accommodate customers.  Owner comes to see if there is anything he can do to make your visit a good one. Prices are  reasonable. Cheerful and happy staff! Always meets  you with a smile. Omelets are HUGE!
__label__0 Usually a good place to eat. I generally pop in on occasion for breakfast. Today I needed to get breakfast so I could give blood this morning. I arrived shortly before 7:00 and the cook was still not there. They open at 6:00. I left about 7:05 with no food or cook. They should just close for the day if this is their only cook. I did wonder why there were only three customers there when I arrived usually at that time of day.
__label__1 The shopping/selling environment would be much more enjoyable if the associates were not rude, unfriendly and incompetent. I am currently sitting in the store waiting for them to go through my clothing that I'm selling, wait time is estimated at 45min, which I don't get as there are 5 associates in here and 3 customers (me included). When entering, not one associate said hello or even offered a smile. I stood waiting at counter for 5 minutes until an associate finally approached me, rudely. I don't get it, don't they want business?! \n\nThey have a great selection of clothing here, but the negative energy in the store definitely makes the shopping experience a downfall. A sign reads \"like us on Facebook,\" apparently they don't want to be liked.\n\nAs an avid shopper and seller, Platos closet will no longer get my business after today, I think Ill stick with the more professional and friendly Buffalo Exchange. My social network will be notified of this negative experience that I normally receive when coming in here.
__label__1 I am not going to lie this gym has a variety of equipment for everyone from you average joe to you bodybuilding competitor , but the front office staff is HORRIBLE! ! They just seem like they don't want to be there!  And they are very unhelpful! I love the gym it self just not the staff.
__label__1 The first time I tried to make a reservation, I was given a time, then told, \"You will probably only have time for appetizers.\"\n\nI really didn't understand what this meant, so asked for more information, and was told, \"Well, we have another seating for that table an hour after you, so you will only have time for appetizers.\" \n\nI asked what they would do, kick us out? The answer was, \"No, we'll find somewhere for you.\" Since I could only imagine that this meant standing in a corner, I declined.\n\nAfter hearing wonderful things from others, I attempted a second time, and sucessfully made reservations.\n\nThey called the day of our reservations to confirm, and then cautioned me to be mindful of the time, because I would only have an hour and a half.\n\nAt this point, I should have known better, cancelled the dinner, and gone elsewhere...but, I didn't...I know, clearly my fault!\n\nThe restaurant is beautiful, the view is nice, decorations very homey and sophsicated at the same time.\n\nWe ordered the stuffed quail and pate for appetizers. \n\nThe stuffed quail was wonderful, one of the best things I've eaten anywhere...and is the primary reason for 2 stars!\n\nThe pate baffled me...why serve 3 icecream scoop sized lumps of pate with three tiny toast points is just beyond me. A plate really should make sense...and asking for extra is unnecessary. \n\nFor entrees we had the cold pressed duck and the lamb chops.\n\nThe duck was nicely medium rare, but I usually enjoy a crispy duck skin and this was soggy and bland.\n\nThe lamb was barely edible. The chef recommends medium rare, so this is how I ordered it. It came more than well done. When asked, I did show the waiter (and later the manager) the meat, they saw it was obviously over done. Of course they apologized and offered to re-fire...it was then that I told them of our 1 1/2 hour time limit, and I didn't want to get kicked off of the table!!! \n\nMore apologies, they were very sorry...the manager said she had no idea how the time limit thing happened...but would definitely address the situation.\n\nDessert was ordered, coffee and donuts. This was a little cup of coffee pudding and 3 beignets...Again, I'm puzzled why a dessert ordered for 2 people had 3 beignets, instead of 2, or 4, which would have made much more sense. But, they were delicious.\n\nThe price was above average for Charlotte, and most meals and restaurants in this price range do a much better job.\n\nOverall, the quail was spectacular, other things mediocre, and the lamb just awful. We will probably not visit Halcyon again.
__label__3 This was just outstanding.  What a great environment, super wait staff, and an amazing menu - though not extensive, I wanted to try almost everything on it - so the quality is there - and the food is just excellent.  Highly recommend it and definitely make reservations - it is clearly a hot spot
__label__3 First, let me say that this is a very good restaurant! Food was tasty and flavorful. However, our only concern is the price you pay for what you get. Let me offer a comparison with the Harvest Moon Grille. Appetizers at Halcyon were excellent in flavor, but $14??? THAT is an expensive app. I had the Ribeye Spackle, which was the outer rim of the Ribeye, folded and stuffed with veggies and cheese. Very good, but waiter asked how I wanted it cooked, and I said \"however the chef recommends.\" I wasn't expecting medium well/well done! I don't know, maybe it was an abberation. Again, flavors were there but execution was not quite what I expected. Desserts were good, but awfully expensive for what you got. Over $20? \n\nFor those who love this place, I highly suggest you compare this against Harvest Moon Grille, which I believe is a better restaurant and a place where you get more for your money. And it's virtually right across from the Blumenthal Theatre.
__label__1 Came for lunch. Atmosphere is great and service was very good. My lunch consisted of some lettuce, dressing, a sliver of grapefruit and 2 scallops all for $17. When the server asked, I did mention the small portion and he was sympathetic but took no action. So I was disappointed overall.
__label__2 I went to Watami on a Thursday night (October 30th) with my friend. We usually don't venture down to Uptown for Sushi for two reasons: we are broke university students and there is an AYCE sushi right across the street from our campus. Now, the reason why we ventured out to Watami was 1. The reviews seemed solid 2. I hated the service of the AYCE sushi (they get so many students they really don't care about service). We had salmon sashimi and dragon rolls (I believe, can't remember exactly about the rolls). The wait was 45 mins because they \"couldn't serve us\" and had to \"set up our table\" we gladly waited just because I needed to go pick up some stuff down the street. When we got back we got seated and had to wait an additional 30 minutes - the server was very passive about our presence (we didn't even get a glass of water). My friend and I did not get served until that initial 30 minutes was up. I wanted to get just a full plater of salmon sashimi and not mixed - we were told it would cost an extra 5 dollars because it was salmon from Norway (like I really care?), and honestly my friend would have fought it but I was already in a horrible mood from my day and the wait I just let it go...I just wanted my sushi. It took 45 minutes to get our 2 orders...2 orders I repeat. The restaurant was so consumed with serving the big table they forgot they had other patrons as well. The food was great but my experience was horrible. What was supposed to be an hour/hour and a half dinner turned into a 3 hour nightmare. Great sushi, but if that's how they treat students - I won't be going back.
__label__4 Eco Electric is great--customer service is definitely a priority with them.  Anyway, I needed a REAL electrician to re-fix a couple of things that were installed by a friend of a friend.  Saw awesome reviews and decided to try them.  Requested my appointment online and Melissa, the office manager, confirmed by email.  How slick is that?  She also kept me updated by phone about when their electrician would arrive.  Joe was efficient, very professional, nice and oh so patient!  Got my fancy-schmancy kitchen timer switch and patio sensor light installed, tested, and ready to roll in record time.  Charged a very fair price for a fabulous job.  Should have used Eco Electric to get the job done right, the first time.  Just glad they could help!  Will use them again and will also recommend them without hesitation to anyone.
__label__4 This hidden gem is my new favorite breakfast spot! The staff is SO friendly, and their menu has the right balance of unique choices along with the classics. They make everything from scratch and try to use organic ingredients whenever they can. My fave breakfast dishes are the brie-fig-spinach omelet or their southwestern omelet with chorizo and jalapeno cream sauce. Average entree price is $10.  I wish I could eat there every weekend!
__label__1 I would not go out of my way to eat here.  it was just okay...it wasn't great just okay...The veggie omelet was just okay nothing to write home about.  The pancakes are over priced for the ones you receive.  I expected them to be a bit bigger but they were much smaller than the plate and nothing great..average food for expensive prices...nothing to write home about.
__label__3 Decent prices.  $21 for 2 huge sandwiches.  felt like boa constrictors as we left.  Reuben sandwich was good on terrific rye.  Fries excellent!  Mucho smoocho ( yep, a grilled chicken sandwich with bacon, cheese & special sauce --- it's that kind of place) good, but over-the-moon great.  No wait on a Friday afternoon.  Clearly a family operation -- grandma, teenagers & all.  Nice  change from endless chain restaurants!
__label__3 Very solid local breakfast choice. Everything that I've had hear was quite good. The only downside is that there can be a long wait sometimes.\n\nDon't be afraid to try the Chicken on the Coop. It's their version of biscuits and gravy.
__label__3 Friend said he seen Guy from the food network do a show here, so we decided to come and check it out. Got here at 6:30am on the dot and ordered the Enchiladas,  the plate was very good and had good taste to it. \n\nWas expecting a bit more but wasnt bad.
__label__0 This 1 star rating is for the personal training. The gym itself is 5 star. Checked in at 10:45 for a 11:00 fitness evaluation. The front desk told me that the trainer will be with me shortly as he was at the desk with new clients. I sat around for 45 mins before I decided to work out. I noticed the trainer was still at the desk with the same people. At 12:00 I noticed the trainer training somebody else. I told the front desk that the trainer blew me off. Later the manager came by I said she was sorry but they did not know I was there. I guess the 3 free personal training sessions I received for signing up will go to waste. New clients seem more important than existing clients. Will not be ignored again. I highly recommend  Mountainside Fitness just don't get trainers.
__label__3 This place is awesome.  Persian/Middle Eastern food on the cheap.\n\nIf you want a nice casual, fast food experience with restaurant quality food, then this is the spot.  Lunch with a drink is easily under 8-9 bucks.\n\nThe food is served fresh and is packed with flavor.  I usually order the Kubideh combo which comes with 2 skewers opting with the Ground chicken and Ground lamb.  So much food for only 8-9 bucks.
__label__2 I had the lunch special Gyro. It was ok. For the price it was great value and would go again if I am craving a Gyro and am in the area.
__label__3 Awesome burgers and dogs with a great secret sauce!!
__label__4 I cannot recommend this place more. My dog absolutely loves his new food. \nOn top of it being super healthy for him, the owner and staff are really helpful and friendly. Their dog food and their attitude, actually made me feel like they love my dog, as much as I do!
__label__4 Brian was very nice and professional. He cleaned all the tile in my house for a reasonable price. The tile looks great, we can definitely see a difference in grout color. There were a few spots that didn't pick up the sealer and he was kind enough to come back the following week and redo them. He was very knowledgable and I would recommend him for any cleaning job. I was very pleased with how attentive and detail oriented he was. Make sure you use Bradley Carpet Cleaning!!
__label__1 Pho is one of my favorite food and finding a good Pho place in Las Vegas is like trying to get rich gambling in these big casino, it's \"Pho-get about it\" hard. Everytime a new Vietnamse restaurant opened up in Vegas, I always hope that  they will finally have good Pho.\n\n What define good Pho? Must have good flavor and  flavor must come from either beef bone or meat + enough herb + spices (star anises, ginger, onions, salt, sugar, etc...), not just MSG +salt+sugar+ star anise. \n\nEven though I grew up in California, I don't think I set my standard high when it comes to Pho in Vegas. Anyway, get back to Pho Thai Binh. Tried it the first time when it was first opened, wasn't impressed. Tried it again this week, it's even worse. The broth was so bland and flavorless that it tasted like water + salt + sugar only. Also tried the rice dish, wasn't impressed either. Rice was old and hard, so was the meat. Bun Thit Nuong, decent.\n\nOverall, Pho # 1 or Pho # 8 are still better choices. The only upside is the restaurant is really clean, but I think b/c the place is still new.
__label__4 We hosted our wedding (ceremony and reception) at the Auberge St.Gabriel last weekend and it couldn't have been more perfect. They are closed for regular service on Sunday and Monday but had no problem accommodating our party of about 85 people for a ceremony downstairs and the reception on their 3rd floor.\nThe food they served was amazing, the staff stood on their heads to make sure everyone was taken care of in every way. We brought a band that easily plugged in to the house system and sounded great. We had Groupe Carte Blanche do a bit of decorating for us (they are true professions as well) but the venue is so unique it doesn't take much.\n\nThank you all for making our wedding perfect. We will be back for lunch as soon as we can!
__label__1 Overpriced, bland food. I've had a cheeseburger there three times and every one made me sick. The only good thing they have is the breakfast sandwich, but I wouldn't make a special trip for it.
__label__3 Still same real good food but take out only.  Upper St Clair Township does not allow eat in due to lack of parking, I was told.\n\nWe ordered a fresh Walnut and gorgonzola salad and sausage calzone, booth were real good.  Love the sausage!
__label__3 I wanted to try this when I was here last year, but I had to wait a year.  Like many similar spots throughout the different casinos this is a frozen drink and bottled beer stand that serves blended slush like drinks in both alcoholic and non-alcoholic versions.  This one is located just outside of the Monte Carlo Resort and Casino's Street of Dreams next to the Starbucks at the foot of the escalators leading visitors to the Aria/Crystals/Bellagio free tram.  The location is in a bad spot hidden from view from visitors exiting the Street of Dreams shops.  There is bar seating and small round tables nearby as the Monte Carlo website depicts (http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/nAQtZgjU0fAjAtWtCETkew?select=HWH4uputadH926t3vAqz6A).\n\nMy friends walked over to Starbucks for some after-dinner coffee, but since I don't drink coffee I decided to have an alcoholic slushie instead.  Of the eight or so blended concoctions I went with the 16 ounce Blue Ice (http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/nAQtZgjU0fAjAtWtCETkew?select=w-MIlrBEGwq3Sh1GUL7g9g) made with SKYY Citron Vodka partly because I'm attracted to blue colored drinks like blue Gatorade, blue PowerAde, Blue Raspberry Slurpees from 7-11 or blue cream soda.  The vodka taste stood out quite well and with the exception of a few spells of brain freeze I enjoyed the drink very much.\n\nThe flavor was neither too sweet nor too tart.  It was a very good smurfy blue after-dinner refresher.  The $8 price for a 16 ounce serving was exactly the same as all the other similar frozen alcohol blender stands we saw at other casinos along the Strip.  Jello shots are also available but not every night.
__label__4 I was looking for a new nail place, since I was getting bored with the colors at my regular nail shop. I checked Yelp, of course, and I found this awesome place. I made an appointment with Dawn and she was able to squeeze me in the same day I called. Yay! \n\nI was very pleased with Dawn's work! There were so many colors to choose from and that was exactly what I was looking for. I definitely plan on going back to see her very soon.
__label__1 After reading several reviews, I decided to go here for a pedicure. Needless to say, I wasn't impressed. I was expecting the usual massage chair and jet foot bath. Not here. They fill up a small tub and stick your feet in it while you're sitting in a make-shift pedicure chair. The \"lounge\" is not a lounge what so ever. It's a tiny, closet sized room. It's only you and the person doing your nails in the room at one time. And it's a good thing because you couldn't fit another person in there!\nThe place was very clean and professional looking and I greatly enjoyed the nail technician and the conversation we had. But for the price, you can go somewhere else and get a much better pedicure...
__label__0 Nasty, nasty, nasty.  The puppies look like they come from puppy mills.  This place is a puppy mill.  They are dirty and matted.  This place is disgusting and no way they actually care about the pups.  They would do so much better if they would give the pups a bath occasionally.  Go to Puppy Boutique on Craig and Rancho (NW Las Vegas) if you would like a quality pup.  This is where I ended up buying my Havanese.  Puppy Boutique is clean and professional.  You know they care about the pets by looking at their condition.
__label__3 The Old Spaghetti Factory...well not this one, this one is very new. The one in Phoenix-not so great. Very bland...the food and service were not great. I didn't want to go back but decided to try this newer location. I have already been to the Chandler location twice now! Amazing deal for tasty food. I usually have iced tea with dinner, as we all know, drinks are about $2.50 added to your bill...not here, the iced tea comes with your meal! You get an iced tea, hot tea, or coffee (yes, soda you do have to pay for), fresh piping hot bread with a garlic butter, a house salad or cup of soup (they've had a yummy and hearty, vegetarian minestrone both times), your entr\u00e9e (which are super cheap!), and a cup of vanilla ice cream or Italian spumoni (which is one of the better spumoni's I have had). I honestly don't know how they can afford to give so much food, for such a little price. Two people, that many items for $25.00? That's crazy! Just remember people...just because your bill is less than other places does not mean you should tip off of the bill! Think about the service your getting (mine has been out of this world fabulous both times) and all of the work that is involved (dishes, refills, courses, etc...). Tip on both price and service, then add a bit...don't be stingy. \n\nNow for the entrees...I have gone off of recommendations both times, and both times I wasn't disappointed. The first time I went I tried their specialty the Mizithra Cheese & Browned Butter pasta (only $9.99). I wasn't sure what to expect but it came highly recommended. This was a very rich and scrumptious dish. It was a blast from the past, like a classier version of butter pasta you eat when you're a kid. I could only eat about half of it since it was so rich but my friend and I really enjoyed it...she ate more of mine than her own. I don't blame her, she got the fettuccine alfredo and it was not very good. The noodles were overcooked and the sauce was very bland...more like a milk based sauce instead of a nice creamy and cheesy sauce.\n\nThe second visit I tried another recommended dish, the Lasagna Vegetariano (only $10.50). Four cheeses, alfredo sauce, layers of noodles with fresh artichoke hearts, yellow squash, and zucchini. The top layer has carrots on top which I thought was a very unique and yummy idea. Then everything is topped with marinara sauce and delicious saut\u00e9ed mushrooms. The presentation of the dish was very nice and the dish overall was not extremely flavorful, but considering it was vegetarian I thought it was very good. I would get it again.
__label__1 This was probably one of the weirdest restaurant experiences I've ever had. We called ahead for a reservation but were told we could be put on a phone list that will speed up the wait for a table. We opted for that option since we were on our way. When we arrived we were told it'd just be a couple minutes then shortly after we were directed to the bar to find our own table. \n\nOur server did his job of taking our order and delivering the food but there was something about him that was weird. On the menu it says every entree includes bread, salad and ice cream. We ordered the garlic cheese bread but didn't receive the other bread, which would be fine if that's standard or if they gave a price break on the cheese bread or something, but the table next to us with the same server received both items with their order. We got our food which ok... I had the veggie lasagna and my boyfriend had the chicken penne. My lasagna was decent but wasn't any better than a $2 lasagna lean cuisine. The chicken penne was crap. The sauce was like watered down paste. After dinner they server asked if we wanted dessert but we had to mention the ice cream that's included.\n\nNow while all this was going on, on the patio there was a woman on the ground who was being attended to by other customers, not the staff. While the woman was laying on the ground, a server actually stepped over her. It was so weird. They brought out her food and just piled it on the table while she's laying on the ground.\n\nAll in all, I would not recommend this restaurant. I felt really weird the entire time I was there. If you are looking for Italian, just go to Oregano's. It is so so so much better!
__label__1 The service at this location was HORRENDOUS.\n\nWas not informed that soda is not included with the meal but milk, tea and coffee are.  So my son ordered a soda which was like $2.50 extra when he would have been happy with the free iced tea.\n\nThe salads came out with almost no dressing on them.  When I asked for more we were charged $.75 per salad for more.\n\nOrdered a kids meal for my 6 year old.  Was brought out a regular sized meal.  When I asked the waitress informed me it was an adult portion.  When I said I wanted a kid meal she took the adult meal back and made us wait about 5 minutes for the kid portion to come back.\n\nHad to ask for drink refills.\n\nWaited forever for the bill and even longer for her to pick the bill up.
__label__1 Not the worst, but by far not the best either. Service was very slow, food was bland, and experience was lacking. Will not return.
__label__2 We arrived too late to be seated and were quickly told as much the second we walked through the door.\n\nBut we were hungry and so very pleased to find out they would let us order take out. \n\nThe food was prepared fast and tasted good. It was my first time eating at this chain so I'm not sure how it normally tastes. I really liked the garlic aioli that came with my pasta. The salad was tasty.\n\nThe manager Adam Wilcox, accommodated some of our party's particular requests.\n\nThey have gluten-free options - make sure you order them specifically even if you are ordering off the gluten-free menu.
__label__1 Great find. Great ambience but..really meager pour on martinis. I ordered their well vodka for  a martini and it was a 3oz pour, which is pretty small.It was $7. At nearby Venues in carefree, during Happy Hour, their 6 oz. martini to the brim with the Well vodka is $7. I am very eager to go back as their wine is good and reasonably priced but since I am a martini drinker, I may not go back. A shame.
__label__1 It's a production brewery and not much else. In that matter, no tasting room and you can't just visit it out of the blue.\n\nThey have a tour once a month. It's pretty much walk in and stand in one spot because its a very small spot.\n\nThe beers aren't anything special and that might be because they constantly change their recipes. Their one-offs tend to be their best bets but consistency in making them again is apparently tough for the brewery. (Hence \"one-off\")\n\nBetter bet going to Tenaya Creek or Big Dogs where you can see the Brewery as well as drink there. Banger Brewing downtown is also highly recommended.
__label__4 Brewery tour rad\n\nStaff are awesome\n\nRussian bourbon aged stout is one of my top 4 favorites on earth
__label__4 I found this place on the internet - after much research. We couldn't have been more satisfied with the accommodations for our dogs. All the people working their are definite animal lovers and give our pets the loving care they need while being boarded . I loved the web cam where we could watch the dogs on the internet. Our dogs had a private suite with their own dog run. They also have an area for group boarding with play pools and fun areas for the dogs to enjoy and socialize with other dogs. \nI would highly recommend this facility!!
__label__2 Went there on Sunday night with the fam jam. \nThe ambiance is great cool looking place with a friendly wait staff.\nService was incredibly fast we got our food and everyone enjoyed there burgers.\n\nI had ordered the simple rocket on pumpernickel with mac n cheese and it was delicious and they serve very big portions so worth the price!\n\nMe and my sister wanted to split the may west ice cream cake but they didn't have any may wests so we got the jos louis instead and it wasn't very good. But besides that it is a great place to enjoy the experience all the decor is great!
__label__1 BLAND!\n\nGave Jukebox a 2nd chance, and was equally unimpressed as the first. But then, my server asked if everything was okay, (as servers are programmed to do) and when I commented that my burger was very bland, he *proudly* responded \"we don't season our patties..\" \n\nWhat??? \n\nIn what culinary universe is this something to be proud of?\n\nMy taste buds strongly disagree.
__label__0 This is the 2nd time I went to iPic. I thought I would give them another chance because I really want the experience they promise.\n\nThis place is like being in First Class on the nicest airplane... without any flight attendants.  We arrived early enough to have dinner at Tanzy.  The quality of the food and presentation are very good, although I don't know if I would go to Tanzy unless I was seeing a movie there.\n\nAs for the iPic itself... we sat in the Gold Class seating which promises reserved seating, valet parking, reclining seats, complimentary popcorn, and in-theater service.  The first time I was here I got the regular Premium Seating which just has reserved leather seats.\n\nThe seats are very nice and they do recline so you can really relax just like you might at home with a nice high end recliner.  We didn't take advantage of the valet parking but if you do, you simply get it validated at the box office.\n\nComplimentary popcorn... I was never offered any.  I have seen other reviews on here that have said that also so that is a recurring theme.\n\nNow if there is one aspect of going to iPic that should stand out from other theaters, it's the in-theater service.  We were one hour and fifty-three minutes into our movie before the server approached us for service.  She asked us if someone was helping us so she must have just started her shift or was moved to another section.  The movie had 10 minutes to go before it was over and she was handing us menus!  We ordered a drink and it arrived in about 5 minutes.  We gave her $20 and she said she would be right back with the change.  She never came back.\n\nOverall, it's all sizzle and no steak.  If I ever go back, I'll just get the premium seating and go to the snack bar myself.  At this point, the only real advantage is that you have reserved seating so you don't have to fuss with getting to the theater early to get a good seat.\n\n****************************************************************************\nThis is my review of the first time I experienced iPic:\n\nI love the idea of this place and was really looking forward to going to an upscale theater with all the accouterments.  The design and layout of the place is fantastic with the exception that it is not readily apparent to know where to go once you are inside. You have no idea where the auditoriums are because things aren't like a normal theater layout.  I was hoping that there would be a little more attentiveness from the staff.  The cashier should have told us where to go to.  The concierge (ticket taker) should have told us what to do next. For example, do we go to our seats or should we head to the snack bar?  In a traditional theater, the ticket taker has told us where the snack bar is and I expect at least that much from a premium theater.\n\nOnce we found out seats we patiently waited for the touted seat service and hoped someone would come by to take our snack order.  We arrived 20 minutes early for the 3PM showing of True Grit (great movie by the way).  Not once did anyone come by to take our order, offer a blanket, or anything else.  We were ignored the entire time.  Maybe you need to sit in the VIP section to get that service.  I did not think that was a requirement for seat side service but maybe it is.\n\nI will go back again and give it another try.  I LOVE the idea of this place, but the execution of it leaves me wanting more.  Maybe they will get the kinks out or maybe they just expect the patrons to figure it out on there own.  I really hope that it was because they were so new or I can't see this place staying in business if they are not going to deliver an exceptional night out.\n\nUPDATE: I have been informed that the seat side service is for VIP only so that would be why we didn't get seat side service.  Even after knowing this, I went back to their website to see if I could see that distinction made when purchasing the tickets.  I don't see it, so just be aware that you need to be in the premium seats if you want the full experience.
__label__4 This place rocks!!   To be able to kick my feet up, drink my wine, have a blanket handy, and watch a movie was a great experience.  I only tried the dessert so maybe next time I'll try some of the pizzas.
__label__4 Love the concept of this place. My mom and I have been going for a few years now and always have a blast. We start with fun cocktails at Salt. Then we go find our seats (its worth it to pay the extra $$ for the Premium VIP seating). Then we kick off our shoes, order some wine, recline our seats and enjoy. You can also order food there, but we usually go out somewhere else afterwards. Obviously I wouldn't recommend going here every time you go and see a movie but its nice that you can enjoy time out at the movies and really feel like you've done something special. Last time I was there we got free candy served in martini glasses in addition to the free popcorn. Sweet!
__label__4 Wow a movie should be watched this way!
__label__4 I feel like I'm jumping on the bandwagon here but why not?\nI never take my kids here because I like to come here to avoid kids. You don't usually see children here, especially in the evening. Don't hate me - I have kids, I love kids, I just don't like being in a crowded movie theater with them.\nI came here recently to see Godzilla with a friend. I opted for the premium plus seating - for an extra $5 you get a lounge chair!  I like being able to order from a server who scoots around and whispers so others aren't bothered. \nOk, Ok, maybe I will bring my kids here sometime for a matinee if they promise to be really good. However, the risk is that they'll never want to go back to a regular theater.
__label__0 So I decided to take my fiancee back to Ipic to see \"edge of tomorrow\" at this I-Pic location which we have been to times before and absolutely love. But, this time we definitely came home feeling verrrrrry unsatisfied!!! To start off our waitress what very irritated about taking out orders. I ordered a long island which is always my go-to drink, my fiance ordered a prickly pear margarita. We finally get them and neither of us had any clue what we got. Now I'm not the type of person to send drinks back but we had too! So she ordered a glass of house wine which was fine but i ordered my second drink of choice, Captain n coke, which was nooooot correct, but drank anyways. Also ordered pretzel sticks, they were ehhhhhh, which is weird because the food is always good!?!? After that, we didn't see our waitress till after the movie when WE had to find our tab and card which two different ppl had... Seriously wanted to give a $0 dollar tip, which i neeeever do and didn't still because she was standing right next to me waiting, so i gave her one.   To top it off, my fiancee went to the bathroom and she walked into a stall, well there was feces in the toilet!!!! Now were not sure if we will go back unless they send us a gift card, so they can prove to us that we should return. Wondering if they are under new or no management because from this experience they seem like they are. When you come to an establishment like this and pay $$$$$, the service should always be better than the movie because that is the whole point. Getting one star tonight because the movie was BADASS....Wish we would have just gone to superstition springs harkins threater which is 5 minutes away. Get it together Ipic .... Have a great day!!!
__label__3 They hosted our Notre Dame game watch party - we had a wonderful time! Great people, great service and very good food!
__label__0 Yuck. This was the worst pho I have ever had. Bad broth, ugly meat, wilted veggies. Service was awful. The dude up front was coughing violently, and blowing his nose. Go to Khai Hoan. I feel sick right now and may have food poisoning-\n\n-Update\nI definitely got food poisoning from Pho All Seasons-
__label__2 Standard chipolte. Not cheap on the meat like some stores. Long line during lunch but it moves fast.
__label__2 We dined for lunch at the Olive Garden restaurant off Germann Road. ordered as soup and salad combo. I asked for the chicken and gnocchi soup. I asked for no gnocchi in my soup and the server did that right. However, we didn't get our drinks till half way through our meal which I was pretty thirsty. Otherwise, our meal was as usual. Our server was nice and smiled a lot but we had to ask other servers to bring our water. I wouldn't write home about it.
__label__3 How did I not know about Bask? Apparently, I'm not the only one seeing the crowd that was there on Thursday night, I don't think many people know about Bask so they possibly need to up the ante in that department. I checked this jewel of a place out at the Yelpy Hour and can't wait to go back for a real meal! Yelpers took over the bar area while there a few booths and seats occupied in the place by others. They have a seating area that looks right over the kitchen so you can watch them cook your meal while enjoying a drink along with booths lining the walls with tables in the middle of the restaurant. The setting is very chic and modern---no overwhelming or obscure artwork, music, what have you, it was just perfect. We had some nice drink specials offered to us plus an appetizer spread with delectable bites such as jalapeno poppers and black bean hummus. \n\nIf you're looking for a menu the size of the Cheesecake Factory, Bask isn't the place for you. They offer simple, classic dishes with a mix of comfort at affordable rates. Not like Denny's rates or anything but reasonably priced for the quality of ingredients they offer. I also found out they offer Sunday brunch so this could be an awesome place to stop at when you're looking to mix it up from the regular brunch establishments in the QC. They have a few parking spots in the front and parking in the back or you can park off the street. I imagine their patio would be a sweet place to plop down at while a concert is going on. All in all, a solid place that I look forward to trying again!
__label__4 I have no idea why this place has 3.5 stars... I thought the place was absolutely amazing!  I get it that these are some expensive burgers... but they are also very VERY delicious! This IS Vegas, and for Vegas I thought the price was pretty reasonable.\n\nI had the Tenderloin Rossini under the Tiny Buns section.  They were two mini burgers of BEEF MEDALLION WITH FOIE GRAS, WILD MUSHROOM, ARUGULA AND TRUFFLE MAYO.  It was so good... It was a perfect portion too!\n\nOther burgers that I recommend are the Rising Sun and Duck Duck Goose.\n\nIt's casual, its comfortable, and definitely a perfect place to go to if you want to avoid bougie and expensive restaurants on the strip.  I thought the service was great... I'm sure other people had different experience with the service depending on what server they got, but ours was very nice :)
__label__1 So, I trip into this spot...loved the theme/idea.  The affable 20-somethin hostess invited me in and I sat at the empty bar...starving.  Now, when I go into a burger/shake place, I DO NOT order Duck confit, lobster mac n chee or freekin popcorn...I order a burger and a shake - damnit!\nIn short order I received what looked like a machine-made patty a tad undone...OK, it was bleeding all over my plate. The \"skinny fries\" that came with my $13 burger were skinny, alright...in a faux \"milk-house\" bucket cept it was about the size of a Wisconsin thimball.  I ordered a chocolate milkshake $11 as well.  It was nice, unfortunately it was also about the size of a medium coke at McD's.  Service was OK.\nYou know, when I compare this place with any other burger-joint, it might fare pretty well...but my tab was nearly $35...and for that amount of dough I could've eaten 10 HappyMeals and puked in the parking lot.
__label__0 Holsteins is probably the most mismanaged restaurant I have ever been to.  Typically, when I go to Vegas, I like to have at least one meal that isn't quite as formal (and we typically pick something fun like Burger Bar, BLT Burger, Pink Taco, etc).  This time we decided to try Holsteins mostly because the Cosmopolitan is such a nice hotel.  Unfortunately Holsteins wasn't up to par with the service level in the rest of the hotel.  It took about 30 minutes to get our food and they got the order wrong.  They corrected the food part but never gave us our drinks.  About halfway through our meal, the waitress informed us that they weren't making the drink my wife ordered that night (very strange) and they still hadn't got my strawberry milkshake.  We finished our meal and one of the managers came by to clear our plates.  He asked how our meal was and I informed him that I still hadn't gotten my strawberry shake (had mentioned it to the waitress when she was by earlier).  It finally arrived about 15 minutes later (in fairness, the manager did apologize and took the shake off our bill).  We noticed 2 other tables complaining also about the time it was taking to get their food.  All throughout this process they typically had 6 people on the floor (2 cocktail servers in bright red dresses who the bus boys were just hanging around and flirting with, a couple of hostesses...one that was just standing in the middle of the floor and doing nothing, and a couple of managers that weren't doing much of anything).  Although they couldn't just go to the back and flip burgers, my thought process throughout was that they should have had less front end people and more in the kitchen.  If this is typical of this restaurant, we will just frequent the other burger restaurants the next time we're in town Honestly, they're a dime a dozen in Vegas and the service at the other places I mentioned is far superior to Holsteins.
__label__1 Went here to grab a quick dinner before heading back to the room. I wasn't that hungry so I decided to order their sliders. MISTAKE. I know they are sliders but I was expecting them a tad bigger and maybe like 3-4 of them instead of two plain bite size burgers and four potato chips? I ended up spending $20 for it with a soda, tax, and tip. I hate spending money on food and leaving unsatisfied!  The people I went with said their regular burgers (I think they ordered the kobe beef) were the best burgers they ever had so I will definitely come back here again to try one of their regular sized ones. Either that or the salmon burger looked real good too. I want to like this place so maybe next time I try it I will.
__label__4 Chef John sucks at everything. Luckily for him Anna is a great bartender and is super hot.
__label__4 before heading to a pool party, i wanted to check out this place for lunch and were seated right away..not supposed to eat before going to the pool? who cares, it was good!\n\ni normally don't like popcorn but found myself keep reaching for it while waiting to place our order..it must be bc of the truffle!\n\nordered..\n-the rising sun: medium rare with sweet potato fries.. loved my burger and and a sucker for sweet potato fries\n-i was too into my burger to taste my friend's so i don't remember their order but was told it was good.. the side of steakcut fries was yummy\n-bam boozled drunken monkey: reese's pcs banana, malt, frangelico.. omg this was soo good. love love loved it.. i was the only one that had some sort of alcoholic beverage with lunch.. weird bc it's usually the other way around.. i liked that they serve you the extra shake on the side..\n\nloved lunching here and would def come back again.. i want to try the bam boozled cereal bowl and many more burgers next time..
__label__3 Found Holsteins on Yelp--and gave it a go for lunch!  I LOVE burgers--and this place was pretty good. \n\nThe Cosmopolitan hotel is an upscale establishment located in the new City Center development.  We were staying at the Belllagio, and the Cosmpolitan was right next door.\n\nThe restaurant is located on the second floor.  It was a bit loud and chaotic when we got there--which is probably to be expected on a busy Friday in Vegas.\n\nI started with the Cereal Bowl--an incredible vanilla milkshake with vanilla vodka and CAPTAIN CRUNCH mixed in--awesome--though not super potent from an alcohol standpoint.\n\nI had the Hen House burger--which is a burger with bacon and fried egg on top, and I added American cheese.  The burger was fantastic, cooked to order, and served with seasoned steak fries which were a bit dull compared with the rest of the food (you can order shoestring fries instead).  As said in another review--the juiciness of the burger definitely soaked the bottom bun making it a bit unappetizing.\n\nFrom a service standpoint we were seated immediately, and then there was some confusion as one server took our drink order--which took about 10 minutes to fill, and another server then took over.   After that the server was quite attentive despite being very busy.\n\nThough not a cheap restaurant--Holsteins was reasonably priced for this part of the strip.  The ambience was fun and bright, and I would definitely return for the shake!
__label__1 I'm a epicurean (foodie) and knows good food, nothing was memorable about the gold standard it was just ok had better burgers from 5 guys the captn crunch shake is sooo good not  enough alcohol for $11 but it can be shared that's a plus. We just added our own shots I had in my purse (wink) The complementary popcorn is wack \nFor $17 burgers this place is overrated. And I wasn't being cheap I was here 12/5/11
__label__1 There are so many better burger places on the strip.\n\nThe malts and buffalo chicken dip were unique and tasty.\n\nMost likely will not go there again.
__label__2 As soon as I got to Vegas, the GF and I were starving so we met up with my friend (fellow yelper!) and went down to Holsteins as per his recommendation! We went there around 3-4ish during a football game so it was relatively busy. We had to wait a short time and were immediately seated. The first thing is that we were sitting there for about 15-20 minutes of absolutely no service. I flagged down one waitress to address the issue which she said she would resolve. Another 10 minutes pass and I had to flag down another bus boy which he actually went to our waiter and had him take our order. I understand that the restaurant was busy but 30 minutes without any attention to a table is quite absurd, especially for Vegas status!\n\nWhen the waiter finally arrived, we ordered the Smoking Passion float and a Artichoke Guac to start. Holsteins is known to have their spiked shakes and we had to try one. The smoking passion float came with 2 mango meringues that were made in front of us with liquid nitrogen hence the name \"Smoking\" Passion float. The shake itself was so sweet that the taste of any alcohol was absent from our taste buds. The Artichoke Guac was a meaty starter with some nice spiced pita chips. It was a great way to start off our meal with some sweetness from the shake and some savoriness from the dip.\n\nFor our entree, the GF and I split a nomnom burger with a side of steak fries. The nomnom burger was cooked to perfection (Medium) and the steak fries were great. Although the steak fries did remind of a better quality version of potato wedges from KFC. \n\nOverall my eating experience was great, the initial waiting experience did turn me off about this place and my friend assured me that this was the first time that this kind of service happened. I'm sure I will come here again but I'm hoping that this waiting game doesn't having again.
__label__1 This place sucks..\nTook way to long to  get our food
__label__1 Service has been very poor each of the three times I've been there.  The food isn't worth the price.
__label__2 Got the Korean Burger.  Eh.  It was super sweet.  Overpowering sweet.  The meat was cooked really well but the flavors just didn't work.  Truffle mac and cheese was just not good.  Texture, flavor, cheesiness, just off.  The Grasshopper shake was very good but didn't get me to any level of drunkiness and the onion rings were pretty good.  There are better hamburger places out there.
__label__3 Rising Sun and Golden Standard is definitely a must have! They use Kobe and Dry aged beef! Awesome beer selection and the ambiance absolutely fit the 'cosmopolitan' feel. If you want to skip the line to Marquee on Friday or Saturday, hang out here. Same Dj, less crowds, better drinks.. I mean where else can you have a burger and fist pump??
__label__3 Been here twice, and YUM!  The shakes are de-lish.  The turkey burger is so yummy!  So are many of the others.  If you are looking for a casual, fun, and tasty place for lunch or dinner, this is a great pic.
__label__3 I have previously professed my Vegas burger love for Stripburger, but Holstein's come in a very respectable second to my favorite burger spot on the strip, if only for the price.  Holstein's is a fairly new face on the strip, but it has already far exceeded Burger Bar and BLT Burger, among the plethora of other mediocre upscale burger joints on the strip.  \n\nThe burgers are obviously top notch, and the creativity on some of the burgers is really refreshing; more importantly, it's executed perfectly.  There isn't really much else that needs to be said about the burgers at Holstein's, aside from try as many as possible, because they are all good.  What separates Holstein's from the ever growing crowd of burger spots is their appetizers.  The kimchi quesadillas, the philly cheese steak eggrolls, the incredible pork buns - there is no way to properly describe how good some of these appetizers are.  And the kicker, at least for me, is that they are different.  How many places, especially burger joints, serve kimchi quesadillas? As far as I can tell, not too many.  The incredible creativity that is seen in the burger menu is also seen in the appetizers and the rest of the menu - and again, it's all executed flawlessly.  I personally am not a big drinker, but I have tried one of their alcohol infused shakes, and it was delicious as well.  \n\nThe service here is always great, but this place can get slammed in the evenings and the bar can get rather loud, especially if there is a big game on the TVs, so I would definitely recommend this as a lunch destination if possible.  \n\nBottom line: if you're looking to spend a bit of money for a good burger, Holstein's should be your go to spot from here on out.
__label__4 One of the greatest dining experiences I've had all year, maybe all life.\nBurger was succulent, excellent roll, each bite was juicy and delicious.\nThe Oreo Milkshake had some amazing aftertastes, and the entire experience from onion rings to fried pickles was a heavy one.  I went into a food coma afterwards for about 1/2 a day.  We ate at 4 p.m., and I was done for the rest of the day!\n\nHighly, highly recommended.
__label__1 Food is great here, but the service need a great deal of improvement! Ex: never check back, refills, dirty dishes all on table.. Don't know if a manager is working or not oh wait she dropped off one of our burgers.
__label__2 This place is basically a burger club inside the Cosmo, and I convinced my friends to stop by here after a recommendation from Monica C. I think I didn't enjoy it as much because I was pretty full from my Fat Tuesday, but it was a pretty cool experience. The ambiance is great, although it is pretty loud inside. \n\nThe wait was about 20 minutes on a Friday night. I ordered the Rising Sun, which was a teriyaki burger with avocado and I think fried onions. It was pretty good, but I didn't get a \"burgasm.\" I liked the shoestring fries. I only ate about half the burger, which was reasonably sized but still not worth 20 bucks. Shakes are around $13 but looked pretty good. For the most expensive burger I have ever had in my life, I don't think it was worth it but for some people I guess its a value deal in Vegas!
__label__1 Service was very good, but food was mediocre.  For the price, I expected much better.
__label__2 My girl friends and I kicked off our Vegas weekend with a late and light lunch at Holsteins.  I was salivating when I saw Billionaire burger ($28) on the menu with kobe beef, foie gras, port onion marmalade, frisee, and truffle mayo, but I decided that the Hen House burger ($14) was good enough for half the price with its fried egg and bacon.  That is, until our server highly recommended the award winning Gold Standard burger ($17.50) with dry aged beef, bacon, goat cheddar cheese, tomato confit, baby arugula, and garlic chive aioli.  It was done--I would eat the winner.\n\nAlthough complex and tasty, the Gold Standard didn't make me shake my buns or roll my eyes backwards.  I didn't care for the fancy stuff like goat cheddar cheese, tomato confit, or baby arugula.  For a gourmet burger, Umami Burger (multiple locations in LA and one in SF) is my gold standard and it's about 2/3 of the prices here.  I did, however, enjoy the shoestring fries at Holsteins.  They're skinny, crisp, wonderful, and plentiful.  \n\nIf you have a car in Vegas, you should make the trek to Bachi Burger (http://www.yelp.com/biz/bachi-burger-las-vegas).  Now there's a burger joint worthy of being called the best burger in Sin City.
__label__2 Did they forget to toast my buns for the ahi tuna sliders?? I sure hope so because that would have made the sliders oh so much better.
__label__2 Note: I did not have a shake as I am allergic to milk but my friends did and they LOVED their shakes so three cheers for their shakes.\n\nThe burgers looked good to me but I didn't want to be bloated when we went out later so I ordered the pork belly in the steamed bun with hoisin sauce. The steam bun is taco shell shaped and was perfect but the pork belly was definitely overcooked. I was looking for the juicy melt in your mouth pork belly that compliments steam buns so well and I got overcook, chewy, burnt on the edges pork belly pieces that I had to dissect before eating. Really??? \n\nThe ambience is really nice but be warned: they do not take reservations during the weekend. We were lucky that we were able to get a table right away but were prepared to wait if we needed to. Also the woman's bathroom is a single stall style bathroom and for a restaurant of that size it was a little small and there was always a line.\n\nThey are located inside the Cosmopolitan Hotel.
__label__3 5 stars for the food, minus 1 star for the service. \n\nMy fellow Yelpers, you did not disappoint. My friend and I came here after reading reviews on Yelp. We always like to try new things, so this was a perfect opportunity. \n\nI had the Billionaire Burger, and yes, it is DEFINITELY worth the $28!! After California banned foie gras, I was heart broken. I didn't know when I will be able to eat it again, so when I saw the Billionaire Burger on the menu, I had to get it!\n\nThis burger is made with kobe beef, FOIE GRAS, port onion marmalade, frisee, and truffle mayo. This burger is packed with a punch of flavor and textures that all mesh so well together. I usually get cheese on my burgers, but I opted out this time since there's so many flavors going on already. If you absolutely need some cheese, I'd probably recommend a mild cheese like provolone or gruyere. \n\nWhen the burger was set down in front of me, my jaw just about dropped to the floor. There was a HUGE piece of grilled foie gras on my burger. I was expecting small pieces or even just a pate version, but no, I was wrong. The foie gras was so creamy and the truffle mayo was so earthy and packed a punch. There was small pieces of truffle in the mayo! You definitely get the bang for your buck here. The burger came with a choice of shoestring fries (which I recommend since they are so crunchy) or steak fries. \n\nAnother tip. If you check in with Foursquare, you get a free house draft beer or margarita. I don't know how long this offer lasts, but give it a try. \n\nFor the service, it was just non existent. Our server took so long to take our orders. We sat at the table for about 10 min after she took our order to get our drinks. I think she just wasn't in the mood to be at work, but still, you can't let the customers know that. \n\nAll in all, yes, I definitely felt like a Billionaire eating that burger, and that burger was probably the best fancy burger I had in my life! I can't wait til I go to Vegas again.
__label__4 Awesome veggie burger! Cant think of a veggie burger I enjoyed more.  Everything we ordered was delicious.
__label__2 Holsteins really wasn't as good as I was hoping for......this could have been for a number of reasons. Should I not have ordered a turkey burger? Probably not because it was meh. Every other table was provided popcorn as an appetizer....after waiting for like 20 minutes I asked our waiter if we could get some. Why do I have to ask? Just bring me my damn popcorn I'm starving! The buffalo chicken dip was really good (or was it good bc I was starving??) and my husband said his burger was pretty decent. the atmosphere was cool and it was in my hotel which is why it gets 3 stars. I might come here again....if I come back to Vegas and stay at the Cosmo I probably will (just out of convenience sake) but I def wouldnt seek this place out.
__label__1 This place did not live up to expectations.  We browsed yelp reviews and looked through the menu prior to getting here, and were really excited to try the selection, but most of us left disappointed.  Luckily, I think I got the best burger of the bunch (The Rising Sun Burger!).\n\nThe Rising Sun Burger is an Asian-inspired burger so I loved the sweet, salty flavors.  The fried avocado and addition of tempura added a wonderful element to it.  I also added an additional egg on mine.  However, I think the key to a GREAT burger is the meat patty, and this is where Holsteins fell short with ALL our burgers.  Mine \"supposedly\" had a kobe beef patty, but I would've never known the difference because in-n-out serves a better patty.  They asked us how we wanted our patties cooked, and all of us went with medium-rare, but they were all overcooked.  Our patties tasted dry and flavorless.\n\nOur group shared two appetizers - the Lobster Mac 'n Cheese and the Wings.  Both were mediocre.  The mac 'n cheese was runny, there was barely any lobster in it, and the portion was tiny.  Not worth the high price tag.  The wings were your standard wings - I think Wingstop wings are just as good.\n\nAlthough I didn't order one, my friends said the alcoholic shakes didn't even taste like there were any alcohol in them.  They might as well have ordered regular non-alcoholic shakes elsewhere for a fraction of the cost.\n\nCool concept, but execution fell short.
__label__4 the burgers are Delicious! the salads are yummy. The staff in the front are very attractive. for the guys, sit in the front or the bar!\n\n the flavor of the food itself has always pleased my tongue. \nthe yam fries sometimes come out a bit soggy. and the price of the burgers is a bit high for what you can find elsewhere, but heck you're at the cosmopolitan casino, nothing is cheap there.\ni want to give this place a 4.5 or 4.75 stars.
__label__2 Sometimes being a foodie makes you do crazy things.. such as driving ~600 miles from the culinary black hole that is the Inland Empire just to grab a meal and go back home. \n\nNeedless to say, having traveled purely for the purpose of eating, expectations were high for the 'Rising Sun' burger + those enticing shakes (drunken monkey).  I could see why so many praise the food but I've had much, much better elsewhere. \n\nBeing raised in SoCal, i LOVE me some avocado.. but is it necessary to fry it?! AS IF YOUR ARTERIES ARENT CRYING ALREADY. If at any point in my life I felt like I would overdose off of sodium/ glucose content, it was during this sitting from that teriyaki glaze. The (virgin) Drunken Monkey was delicious, though. \n\nHad I opted for the alcoholic version of the shake, maybe I would've been happy enough to push it to a 4!
__label__3 Wonderful art and yummy food. My boyfriend and I split the Ahi Tuna Sliders, Billion Dollar Burger with sweet potatoes fries and a mint milk shake. The service was slow  and it is a bit pricey but the atmosphere was nice. I am still not sure if foie gras should be in a burger, but it was tasty and I quickly devoured my half. Love the sliders, the little buns were soft and fluffy and the sauce was a great compliment to the dish. My mint shake was awesome, I couldn't taste the alcohol and it gave me a little buzz, but I am not sure if $11 is worth it. All in all pricey but good... use comps if you got 'em.
__label__3 There was 7 of us and we wanted a table to sit down in the back and they told us it was going to be a 40 minute wait. I didn't understand why the told us that time frame because more than half of the tables in the back were empty. That annoyed me a bit, but when we finally sat down to eat it made up for the weird part.\n\nThe burgers were delicious. Large portions, came with fries, and I wasn't able to finish my meal. Even so, I still ordered one of their alcoholic milkshakes, the chunky monkey...? The shake was really good too. I wasn't expecting them to give the metal cup where the shake was blended in and usually where half the shake was in too, but they did. the alcohol was very subtle and it tasted amazing. I was extremely happy at the end of the meal.
__label__1 Very disappointed with our meal and the service. It's a new menu so there are kinks to be worked out, but it besides the beef the burger was a mess. Also, my drink was screwed up. I was willing to put up with the noise and crowd but they've really fallen off their game.
__label__0 Uhmmmmmm, wanted to try something new while in vegas so I yelped this place. I got the turkey burger it was 14.50, just throwing that out there, and it wasn't anything amazing for me to come back.. maybe it was because I wasn't that hungry? Idk but I also had the strawberry shake and it was good too but not worth the 8$, but we r in vegas so what did I expect right? Anywho not sure id come back here. and not quite sure why its so highly rated but ehhh, id just go to in n out. ALOT CHEAPER
__label__2 This would be a four-star joint . . . if it wasn't a burger joint. Why? Because it's a field crowded with gems. Browse my reviews: Bowery, Stout, Umami. I can't justify giving Holstein's a 4 when those places got 4s and 5s. That being said, there's a lot of good stuff at Holstein's and I'd proudly give it a 3.5 if that were possible. \n\nLet's start with their best: the boozy milkshakes (also available in non-boozy versions). I ordered the Fat Boy. It was awesome. Everything you want in a milkshake: candy, delicious vanilla milkshake PLUS booze! \n\nThe service: pretty good. They were very attentive and helpful with the baby . . . even when he spilled all the milk they very nicely brought for him. They were great to the adults too. \n\nAs for the food, as I said, the burgers were a 3.5. The fries were good, not great. I ordered the Gold Standard. I expected better. Not that it was bad, I was just expecting to be blown away and I wasn't. It is a hefty burger . . . split-able if you don't want to stuff yourself, especially if you get a milkshake. I can put it away . . . and I needed to ask for a box for some of it. \n\nSo I apologize if my review seems lackluster. It's definitely good, but you can probably find a better burger within a block if you look.
__label__3 Yum! Place was good and adult shakes are great! Great place to hit up before heading to Marquee for the day club pool dealie.
__label__2 Had the Kobe teriyaki... forgot the fancy name\n\nIt was YUM but too sweet for me $17 and  came with fries.\n\nLobster mac and cheese was YUM but toooo expensive for 6 bties! It was a super small dish... not worth it.
__label__4 I'm sure my perception of food choices in Vegas is skewed as more often than not they come after a heavy drinking session (either immediately after or the next day).  At that point almost anything would taste great.  Holsteins came highly recommended and after sleeping through the breakfast hour it was time to skip directly to lunch anyway.\n\nWhen presented with a burger voted Vegas's best, it's hard to consider anything else.  I went with the Gold Standard Burger and wasn't disappointed.  Sweet Potato fries were another plus. To top things off I ordered one of the \"boozy milkshakes\", going with the Oreo and Bailey's version (I wasn't adventurous enough to go for the Captain Crunch).  I left plenty satisfied and a little overstuffed, but overall I would recommend this place for a hearty lunch or dinner (skipping breakfast was a good call).
__label__2 We ordered the lobster rolls and surf and turf quesadillas. \n\nLobster rolls were $16.50 for 2 really small servings. It was not at all what I expected. Mostly bread. Totally not worth it for me. \n\nSurf and turf quesadillas weren't that great either ($16).  Bland in my opinion for 4 small pieces. \n\nThis place is not worth it for those who are price sensitive.
__label__4 Wow what does one say about this place? The decor is absolutely refreshing and the artwork is not only cute but funny. They have a large array of milkshakes not only alcoholic but non as well. Being that this is my second time I went for the Holstein Beef sliders and I was no disappointed. The fries are amazing and the sliders were perfection. I'm using a mix of past and current...I'm confused. Our server Andy was very attentive of everything we wanted and I would go here again and again!!
__label__3 Yum, yum, and more yum!\n\nOne of the places I look forward to stopping at in Vegas. Their burgers are delicious, and I love their shakes. I always seem to go back to the Gold Standard, it's probably my favorite burger there. Everything is a bit expensive, but I guess you get what you pay for... Although they could be a little lower. Half a star down for that.\n\nThe popcorn in buckets while you wait definitely help settle your stomach down a bit. It's so delicious, and I never thought a higher-end restaurant pulled off popcorn as an appetizer so well.\n\nThe other reason they don't have five stars is because of their service. It always seems to take forever to get things. Whether with three people, or a group of high schoolers, it always takes forever.\n\nBOTTOM LINE:\nIf you have time, and you don't mind spending a lot, this place is worth the taste!
__label__4 OMG THE ABSOLUTE BEST! If you're ever in Vegas and on the strip, stop by Cosmo and GO TO HOLSTEINS. \n\nOur waitress was impeccable and the best. I wish I'd gotten her name because she deserves a raise!! Best customer service ever!\n\nPROS: \n-burgers were cooked to absolute perfection and to the way we wanted.\n-shakes were to die for. foodgasm to the max. \n-fries were crispy and perfect.\n\nOverall, it was one of the best hamburgers I'd ever tasted and the best experience all in one. No doubt whenever I'm in Vegas I will make a stop at Holsteins!
__label__1 I had the pork sliders.\nBased on that i cant recommend the place.\nIf you're staying at the Cosmopolitan, try one of the other restaurants.\nThe service was good however.
__label__0 The burgers are delicious!  The beer selection is admirable! The service is garbage. My husband and I took a seat in the \"lounge\" to wait for friends.  We ordered 12 Oz beers because we were planning on staying a while to drink with friends and wanted to taste different types. We were served the 20 Oz beers. Not wanting to waste we drank them. We decided we wanted a snack. They have an extensive appetizer menu but we wanted to try the burgers. Not being too hungry,  we split a burger \"el machet\". (Rememeber we were planning on filling up on tasty beer and hiting the strip. Doggie bags are not good luck on the game floor) It was tasty but not very spicy. Just tasted like an average good burger.  We were hoping for something with more heat. Our waitress must have decided we were cheap since we split a burger and never came back for refills or to check on us. In fact we couldn't get anyone to refill our beer. I guess it was good the burger wasn't spicy! Finally the waitress unceremoniously dropped our check off without saying anything. We paid, left, and took our money else where. Joke was on her. Alcohol always spikes the bill = bigger tip. The next wait staff enjoyed our money. If we wanted a full meal we would have sat in the dining room. If you want good service and multiple beers go somewhere else. If you want to be judged on your order by the world's most mediocre waitress,  this is your place! I'll withhold her name for class ;)
__label__4 I do love this place. They do my favorite food here, mei fun, and they do it REALLY well. The soup is delicious too! And it comes out pretty fast, which is always a plus.
__label__4 Loved the food. We had the chicken fried rice ,lo mein, and egg rolls. Everything was tasty and the staff was friendly.
__label__4 A group of business partners and potential clients met for dinner at Comme Ca. I selected it for its $$$ rating, + the fact it was in the Cosmopolitan (for max impact) and solid meat menu.\n\nWe were not disappointed by the cool vibe of the Cosmopolitan. Walking through the entrance and all the way up to the restaurant made the impact I wanted - modern, musing, casual.  \n\nI had requested a seat with a view and indeed the view didn't disappoint. The vibe of Comme \u00c7a is a mix between fancy (decor, view, French menu) and casual (waiters in plaid Paul Bunyon attire).  Although the waiters were casual, the service was not.  The attention to detail is clearly important, and it was noticed and appreciated by my fellow diners.\n\nWe started with a round of East and West Coast Oysters and they were SUBLIME! I could have had an entire meal of Oysters if we hadn't already ordered our mains.  We also had a selection of  five cheeses, which was also lovely.\n\nMy fellow diners ordered and raved about the Lamb (fall off the bone - no knife required) Bone in steak, Skirt steak Frites, Beef Bourguignon, and Beef Stroganoff.  At one point all conversation stopped and for a few minutes in fact, no one spoke - just chewed, lip smacked, sighed and started again. \n\nThe wine list had some inexpensive options ($32 / bottle) that didn't disappoint either. And desert, although shared - the chocolate souffle with coffee was a perfect ending to a perfect dinner for all.\n\nLast year, we went to another (very lovely $$$$) restaurant and the difference in price at the end of the night was about $500 less - meaning more $ spent on other entertainment and a much easier expense report receipt for my business to accept.
__label__1 Loved the atmosphere  the table was ok. Sitting across from a known Vegas hair stylist and his party of hairdressers. Noticed waitstaff kissing their asses for about 15 mins and finally walked over to us.  Ordered steak which was my first error. Was delivered totally undercooked twice. Not sure if that was chefs special french  way of ruining your meal but  thats what you get in a new hotel. My date was laughing and enjoying my commentary about the situation because she was also a Chef in a nicer area restaurant.  Service was a joke but still gave a good tip for dealing with me.\n\nif your dining in the hotel go to STK or the other well known restaurants skip the french bistro.
__label__1 Sadness.  I hate to rate this a 2 star but I must, & here is why.  1.  We ordered our food and it took forever to arrive.  We each did the 3 course quick lunch.  First course came out quickly.  Our second course (sandwiches) took another 45 minutes!  So an hour into lunch & we have had 1 course.  2.  The food came out cold.  Yes folks, cold.  Sadness because we know how good the food can be...we have eaten at the Comme CA in Los Angeles!\n\nThe only good thing is after complaining to the manager, they took one of our lunches off our ticket.  \n\nWe have met Chef David and know how good his food is.  We were so disappointed today!  Chef is in town this weekend for Vegas Uncorked.   We thought service would be top notch because he is in town. Not sure if we will return to this location in the future.
__label__2 I came here with my best friend for a quick lunch. As we walked around the Cosmopolitan hotel we were trying to find a place to eat. My best friend suggested we try Comme Ca, but he also warned me that they take forever!\n\nWhen we got in, it was pretty empty, not that many people were sitting inside and it did seem like it was a slightly older crowd inside. Anyway, we were told to sit wherever we wanted. So we found a small table and sat down. I feel like service could have been better, we had to wait a while before the server came to take our drink order, I had only water, while my best friend ordered a Bloody Mary, he said last time it was extra spicy but super delicious. After waiting a while, we finally got our drinks and our server finally took our meal order. I ordered the mussel entree and my best friend ordered the ban mi sandwich. \n\nI have to say my meal was pretty delicious, I'm not sure if that was the right meal seeing how we partied really hard the night before but it was great none the less. My Friend's meal was not the best though. He said his sandwich didn't really have flavor and well, was nothing special.\n\nFor the price point it was A-OK. Would I come again? Maybe...if the service continued to be slow that next time might be the last time.
__label__1 I used a groupon and had brunch there.  The french onion soup was just ok and the chicken salad sandwich on baguette was forgettable.  I don't think I will be going back to this restaurant.  The view was nice from the window, though.  :-/
__label__4 This is my third Vegas trip in a row visiting Comme Ca.  It's pretty much become one of my default stops in Vegas that I simply just can't avoid and it's really hard for me to resist coming here for lunch.\n\nMy last two visits simply just had me order their famous Duck Confit Cinnamon Roll and call it a day.  Well, that didn't stop here with this visit.  But unlike those two visits before, I came with a bigger appetite and I ordered the their Oxtail Eggs Benedict as my main entree.\n\nDuck Confit Cinnamon Roll with Pork Belly --  http://bit.ly/1c1GQSF\nw/ smoked bacon frosting, raspberry compote\nThis is one of those dishes that seem to get better every time I have it, even for the third time.  Like before, it's really hard to explain in words how amazing this thing is.  Sweetness from the cinnamon roll and raspberries, savory duck confit inside, and smokey flavor of the pork belly.  Oh, and there's Bacon Frosting too!  It's really not fair that I have to fly to another state to have this.  A must order every time!!  \n\nOxtail Eggs Benedict  --  http://bit.ly/190ewQc\nw/ warm goug\u00e8res, spinach, two poached eggs, truffle hollandaise\nAre you kidding me?  This is definitely a great savory contrast to the sweetness of Duck Confit Cinnamon Roll.  There's a lot going on with this Eggs Benedict because of the braised oxtail and the truffle hollandaise.  It's oozing with flavor and has a lot of substance.  This is food porn at its finest.  One of the best Eggs Benedicts I've ever had!!\n\nI can't help but give high praise for their lunch which is only available Friday through Sunday.  There are plenty of other things to try like their Comme Ca Burger, Fried Chicken Sandwich, and Red Velvet Bacon Waffles. Someday, I'll be back to try their dinner.  I probably don't need to, because I would most likely end up going back for lunch anyways and I'm perfectly fine with that.
__label__4 We just went there for drinks but they were excellent. And we had a great view of the strip at night. Actually it was probably my favorite view of any place we stopped over the weekend.
__label__1 Another reviewer very appropriately deemed the food sub par. I could not agree more. Service was spotty. Our server was pleasant and engaging but she pretty much disappeared after our food was delivered, checking on us once. Props to the manager for giving me a free beer after our waitress opened up my beer and it exploded all over her. She handled it well and the complimentary beer was unnecessary. But appreciated. My wife got the gnocchi. Over cooked and dry. I would have pushed for her to send it back, but I didn't taste it til there was very little left (the fact we were all hungry played a role in not sending back any of the food). A friend ordered the steak and frites. She requested medium rare. She got a barely there pink middle. Basically medium well. Flavor was awesome, but it was like leather. Frites were very good. Another friend got the hamburger. He said it was good, so maybe they know how to cook that properly. I got the bouillabaisse. Broth was fantastic as was the skate. But seriously, if you are going to serve a dish with mussels, try to avoid cooking them to the size of a shriveled pea. After seeing my mussels, my wife was glad she didn't order the stand alone mussels dish. I guess over cooked dry gnocchi beats out over cooked shriveled mussels. This place had such promise - great location. Interesting menu. But for the prices vs. results - it just fell short.
__label__0 Maybe someone in upper management will listen on here, Your service department at Prestige Dodge is horrible. The handful of times I have brought my 2010 Dodge Mega Cab Diesel in, I have received horrible customer service, 1st time I brought my truck in for the front bumper being loose and hanging down, I get JR Fisk as my service tech, I explain that I just bought the truck, it has 3k miles on it and the bumper is falling off. I ask that the bumper be realigned and tightened up. After a few hours I get the truck back and head home, only to find the bumper just shoved into the body and tightened. I return the truck and show them the bumper, the response I got was \"we are not a body shop\"........ That's nice......... So I brought my truck down to Chapman which wasn't much better with their attitude but did realign the bumper......... Moving forward to today, 6-2-12 I bring my truck in for a check engine light, 22k miles, oxygen sensor failure.  Jr Fisk comes up and, he says we don't have a diesel tech today...... Ok when will you? Monday - Friday, ok. Jr tells me to call 309-8000 to schedule an appointment. So I get back home and call the number, the lady at the customer service desk that was 20 feet away from me when I was there answers and puts me on hold 10 mins or so. I hang up and my wife calls back, gets put in hold for 20 more mins......... Wife finally gets pissed and drives back out to your dealership. Hopefully someone will help out this time, Why is it that your service employees have an attitude like they don't enjoy their job so it rubs off on the customer, I spent $55,000 on our truck and this is the service we receive???? My in-laws also have a dodge mega cab and have also had attitude problems with your service department.  My Neighbor Rudy has had nothing but issues with your service department and has advised me to seek out the service manager TY to get things taken care of. Why do I need to go to a\nManger when I bring my truck in just to get a positive attitude with a little bit of communication?  Hopefully someone in management will see this and realize customer service doesn't stop at buying the car. It needs to continue into the service department. Your recording on the phone while I was on hold says your number 1 in service........... It doesn't show.
__label__0 UPDATE  - 8/27/2014\n\nNews FLASH - There is now a LIFE TIME WARRANTY on the GAS TANK. But you have to take your Magnum to the dealer for a day. Then they say YUP!  You need a new gas tank. WOW!  When will I get the new gas tank ? Well see we have a small problem the gas tanks are on NATIONAL BACK ORDER and it could be another year until we get them.... Love Always Dodge!  You have to laugh right or you'll explode...\n\n2006 SRT8 MAGNUM GAS TANK IS DEFECTIVE when you fill up your gas tank the vehicle will stall out.  Fill it 3/4 only until you get a new gas tank from Dodge, If ever.  Lets hope the recall comes soon.  Here is the weblink\nwww-odi.nhtsa.dot.gov/Ve... \n\n2013 Federal probe covers more than 192,000 Chrysler 300C luxury cars, Dodge Charger muscle cars and Dodge Magnum wagons from the 2006 model year. The cars have 5.7-liter or 6.1-liter V-8 engines. GOOD LUCK!  I hope this HELPS someone.\n\nCome on!  Really ? I took my 2006 Magnum SRT8 in 10/2/2012  for a ETC red light on my dash.  ( Electronic Throttle Control ) The service advisor calls me and says your rims and tires are the wrong size too small. I said what are you saying. HELLO!  They are stock rims and tires 20's.  He says let me call you back. I said ok maybe he had the wrong vehicle. People make mistakes right? Nope! Ring Ring Hello!  The Master Mechanic was looking at the ESP traction and not the ETC he's really fast so he didn't read and or see the real issue. OH JOY!  So what s the solution?  Well we don't see any alerts in the PCM - ( powertrain control module ).  Seems it was set for small rim and tire size. You should be fine now we reset the PCM to the correct setting. OH REALLY!  What a complete waste of time - I should just fixed it myself.   Note*  I did pay for a transmission and rear differential flush.  I will never return to this dealership ever.
__label__3 Hint: reservation a must\nCrowded; great value for all-you-eat-pasta; small $ supplement for sausage, meatballs, chicken\nFriendly & cool food service by Linzy\nNice small dessert sampler\nDelish pumpkin cheese cake\nWine & beer
__label__0 I never wrote a mean review before but unfortunately, I had to for this particular Olive Garden. My family owns a restaurant and I am exceptionally sympathetic to servers and kitchen staff, but I couldn't even offer that with this restaurant.\n\nI took one of my best friends out to lunch yesterday and had an awful experience while we were there. It took a few minutes for our waitress to come to our table, but that is never a big deal to me. When she came to take our drink orders, we asked for lemon water and a cherry coke. That is a total of two drinks - why did it take longer than 15 minutes to receive?\n\nThen, our food. We ordered an appetizer (stuffed mushrooms) and as common sense goes, appetizers should be the first order to the kitchen so you can munch while waiting for your main entrees. That didn't happen. Our appetizer took over 30 minutes to arrive and for most people, I get irritated when I'm hungry. Still, I was incredibly polite to her because I know what it feels like to be a waitress (even if it's my family's place). I think our server is one of those people who might not care to satisfy friendly customers - they take advantage of kindness and give priority to customers who are screaming and yelling instead. \n\nTo not continue this long rant, our entrees didn't show up for another thirty minutes. I asked about the wait two times and she said, verbatim, \"yeah I don't really know what's taking so long. I forgot to put the order in but it still shouldn't take this long for lasagna.\" \n\nThat was unprofessional and I asked to speak to a manager at that point, but, surprise surprise! The manager never showed up and we had to wait an additional 15 minutes before we decided to forget about it and leave. \n\nI didn't forget, though. It was supposed to be a nice lunch with a friend and because I didn't get to speak to a manager, I had to put a review on Yelp.
__label__0 The staff at Cornerstone Ranch consists of undereducated, rude, obnoxious, lazy, poorly-trained, insipid jerks. They are truly last on the list for everything you could possibly want from an apartment staff. I highly recommend doing your research before you sign on with these people, as anyone who completed grade school will find their tactics juvenile, sophomoric and completely lacking in tact, courtesy and class. Absolutely 100% despise these people. Knock on any door here, ask any resident... bet you get the same response. SAVE YOUR MONEY, SAVE YOUR TIME, choose ANY one of the many complexes around this area (with better quality apartments, quite honestly). Don't read the good reviews on here that they pay their only partially-literate staff to write. Feel free to ask me any questions directly via e-mail(or heck, come by my unit here and meet them for yourself): johnnichristina@yahoo.com.
__label__0 First, let me start by saying that getting hold of this place to make an appointment is extremely difficult. How hard is it to just answer the phone?\n\nAnyways, my old hairdresser had a baby and is no longer doing hair, so I went to groupon to find a deal (since going to a new place always scares me) and if I liked the place, hopefully make it my new salon. Anyways, the green room was having a groupon, so I bought it and then spent the whole day trying to get someone to answer the phone to book my appointment. I finally got an appointment with Juan, who I was told was really good. \n\nI went to my appointment, fairly nervous since I hadn't had anyone different colour my hair in 6 years, and waited to see Juan. He was friendly enough. You could tell he wasn't interested in talking. When he did ask me a question, he didn't even listen to my response. Anyways, I let him know I had the groupon and what I wanted done. I even had a picture of my hair right after I had gotten it done that he could reference. As far as the highlights go, he did an alright job. It was the cut and the treatment of my hair that was horrible and I will never go back because of it. He treated my hair like it he was working on a mannequin. I have a neck and actually can't hold my head up when you're ripping at it as hard as possible. It was absolutely horrible. He first dried my hair (while ripping at it) then started the cut. I have long, blonde hair. I like to keep it that way. So I asked him for the tiniest trim. I said 1/4 of an inch. I guess I was hoping he would treat my hair better, and dry cut the small amount I said, but no. He cut off a good 3 inches. He also cut layers into my hair which I never asked for. And, I have curly hair. He blow dryed it straight and that was that. He didn't run a straightener through it or anything. So I left the salon with an okay colour, shorter hair than I ever wanted, and a massive mane because he couldn't take the 5 extra minutes to straighten it. I suppose maybe that was a good thing. I am not sure my head could take the extra pounding. \n\nAll I know is I will be finding a new salon to get my hair done.\n\n\nAnd in reply to Eric's comment, firstly, as a business owner, don't you think the most appropriate response would have been \"sorry- we strive for perfection. good luck in your search for a new salon\"? Yes, that would have been. Instead you rudely reply with completely false information. No, my hair wasn't fried. And no, I did not give the ok for more than a trim. Also, I did call during business hours and did leave 2 messages. Your system needs fixing if you want more clients. Anyways, your rude response not only makes me never want to go back... but also to never ever refer anyone to you. You have proven not to be customer service orientated business.
__label__4 So I have tried a number of stylists and I thought I only found one within my 3 year residency in AZ who cut my hair to my tastes.  That is, until I decided to use a Groupon before I moved out of AZ for my possibly last/final haircut prior to my move (I was enticed by the green/organic theme).  First off, the actual salon is downstairs and I'm probably the only person who might not have equated \"The Green Room\" to \"being the room that was actually green.\"  So I sat down prematurely in the waiting room that was one floor down from Sachi Salon; the actual room is 2 floors down from Sachi.  Tip: It would be ideal for one to venture down to the room where they see a green wall.  \n\nJanelle was my hairstylist and not only did she do an awesome job, she pointed out something that I was not aware of and called me later just to check up on me.  Not only was she very sweet and professional, she did a great job on my hair and whatever product that she used left my hair feeling soft for weeks (the haircut also probably helped).  \n\nI believe one of the reviews commented on the difficulty in scheduling/the front desk.  I definitely did not have this problem.  They even called me to let me know that Janelle was running a little behind.  Which was fine with me since it just allowed me more time to roam around on a lazy Saturday.
__label__2 It's really quaint place and it is nice to see something in that spot in the strip mall.  I was really excited to try this place after being tired of In/Out and wanting something gourmet but also delicious.  It's a little bit more expensive than going to a normal fast food place, but it is worth it in terms of taste.  I got the Sin City burger which has all the things I love, breakfast in a burger + onion straws.  I love eggs and bacon on burgers, and the egg was cooked decent.  A little overcooked for my liking (I prefer over easy), but it's not exactly a restaurant I would assume cooked eggs to the specific likings of costumers.\n\nDownside, although the burger was tasty it was oily.  Oilier than most burgers I've had.  It didn't take away from the taste, but I know when I'm eating it that I'm probably digesting more calories than a normal burger, which makes you feel more guilty than normal.  Aside from that I also had sweet potato fries which were really good until I got to the bottom and the last fries were too oily for consumption. This place also gives me a small vibe of dirtiness.  It's not filthy, but I felt filthy in there for whatever reason.\n\nAll in all, I'll definitely go here again, but it won't be something that I'll definitely need on a regular basis to fill my burger needs.
__label__3 Can never get enough! Please put more mushrooms on 4 dosen't cut it.
__label__2 Pretty damn good,a little overpriced,hence only 3 stars. Love the interior,service was great,lot of options(mushroom swiss burger,sweet fries)give it a shot!
__label__3 It is in a random location, way off the strip. \n\n+1 delish garlic fries\n+1 really clean inside\n+1 great prices\n+1 Bacon cheeseburger is THE BEST\n\nI wouldn't make a special drive for these burgers, but it definitely a great place for a good burger.
__label__2 Just moved my daughter from one dorm room to another and needed something fast and easy... this place was right next door to In n Out... it's not In n Out for taste and value, but I did enjoy the chipotle sauce and the bun... I ordered the kids meal because I like getting the \"small\" burger... the size is more like In n Out's and just right for a late hour snack... with fries and a small drink... a good change of pace.  My son got the mushroom swiss with smash fries (garlic fries), it looked good for a gourmet burger... this place reminds me of 5 guys in price and quality... mmmmmm... I guess I'm more of an In n Out type... although I do enjoy your \"Sin City Burger\"... that's a 4 star burger for sure... I also found out you can order any signature burger from around the country, it's just not going to be a menu item... good to know next time I'm moving my daughter out...
__label__2 I went on Montreal Museum Day, so I didn't pay to get in. Can't speak about value because I don't know how much it would have been. \n\nThat being said, the exhibits were okay. Nothing mindblowing. We spent our time in Science 26 and Clic (was with my 3 year old) and it was all interesting, but I likely won't remember much of it tomorrow. \n\nOthers here have compared this Science Center to Boston's, and I have to agree. This one doesn't hold a candle. We have some lessons to learn. \n\nStill, all of the kids I saw were enjoying themselves, and it's worth a visit, if you feel the price is reasonable.
__label__4 Great atmosphere food!
__label__0 Pike's Place was the only thing on brew.\nThey would not consider making something else and instead suggested a \"specialty coffee.\"  \nI explained to them that I desired neither the flavor, calories, or price of a \"specialty\" coffee - all I wanted was a coffee that didn't suck.\n\nThey could not provide a coffee that didn't suck and they had the audacity to act like this was somehow logical.
__label__2 There are at least four Starbucks in this airport - this is the one in T4 just inside Security Checkpoint C by gates C1-C10.\n\nA surprisingly nice airport Starbucks. When I was there, it was quiet without a line. There is a seating area with four tables and three sets of four armchairs. You could actually sit here and believe that you were at any Starbucks, not inside an airport.\n\nThe place was well staffed (I believe there were three employees), and my drinks came quickly. They had bananas when I was there, which was nice, plus a limited assortment of baked goods (it was later in the day).
__label__2 It's Starbucks so you know what to expect. This location is very fast and accurate despite always being extremely busy.
__label__4 I heart beef bulgogi bento boxes! :)
__label__4 I found this little restaurant through a voucher on dealchicken.com. I've lived minutes away from this place for 4 years and never knew about it. The food was just fabulous! We went for an early dinner and the place was very quiet when we arrived (which was fine with us) and the service was really top notch. Forget about all those overly trendy Scottsdale sushi places, this place is the real thing!
__label__1 agh.  Not exactly what I would consider \"Korean\" food.  Ordered various sushi's, the chicken bulgogi, and the soft tofu stew.  When the chicken bulgogi came out, I explained that we did not order chicken teriyaki but the chicken bulgogi.  The waitress explained that they serve teriyaki for bulgogi because that is what \"American\" people like better.   Really?  Really?!  Sushi was not fresh and tofu stew less than mediocre.  Should have cooked at home.  When I say that, you have got to know the food was bad.
__label__4 Great food and Reasonable prices
__label__3 I love this place!  It's locally owned and I think it's a family.  They are from Korea, and the menu reflects some Korean specialities as well as terrific, freshly prepared, and beautifully presented sushi.  They have a good happy hour and reasonable non-HH prices.  Please patronize!
__label__3 Went here for lunch.  Fantastic prices for some really good Sushi.  Seriously good environment as well.. this is added to the once a week list for lunch!!!
__label__2 Decent Korean food for lunch.   We ordered a grilled hamachi kama for an appitizer.  It tasted good.   My husband's lunch box included bulgogi, California rolls, salad, rice, and a couple of pot stickers.  I had spicy pork which had good flavor.  Korean side dishes were okay, nothing special.
__label__1 Cottage Express is almost completely unremarkable, as they are one of many fast-food Chinese restaurants in strip malls in a city that has dozens, if not hundreds of them.  They do stand out in a few respects, and unfortunately food is not one of them.  At least not in a good way.\n\nThe first thing that I noticed is that their banner proclaims that this is the fifth location for this enterprise in the Charlotte area.  Yet strangely I have never noticed another, not even as I attempted to find one online while I was creating this review (note: I did eventually find one place up near El Taco Veloz with a similar name).  Perhaps a marketing tactic, or maybe they are just using another name for this new store.  Whatever the case, it is still odd that not a single other location turns up.  Anywhere.\n\nNext up is the staff.  Generally these small, dimly-lit quick-serve locations are staffed by individuals who do not speak particularly good English, yet are generally regarded as being at best one generation removed from (whatever country they have decided to represent via their food).  Not here.  This staff is instead a couple of teenage girls who are not only definitely American, they let you know at every turn they are interested in only your money, and the food is well down their list of priorities.\n\nFinally, instead of being served something that comes up rather quickly by a quick turn in one massive wok, you get to choose from a steam table.  Not quite a buffet, because you do not get to go back for seconds - and the food on the table does not appear to have been refreshed any time in the last few hours, or perhaps days.
__label__1 Food was mediocre at best.  Plus they tried to over charge me.  Look at your bill carefully.
__label__4 Amazing service and amazing people. NO BS!!! Highly recommended!! Best alternative for dealership / CASA!!!!
__label__1 Super fast delivery.\nOnly Chinese place that offer wings & fries combo.\nBest french fries I've ever had except at fast food places.\n\nUpdate: I don't know why I said the stuff above. Their food... sucks!
__label__3 It is about time Madison got a bulk candy store! I don't think we have had one since Mr. Bulky left West Towne Mall in the early 1990s...and this location is way better too.\n\nThe owners are super friendly and social.\n\nThey have cereal and soft serve frozen yogurt, and you can use the whole candy store as your toppings bar!\n\nLike any bulk candy store, especially being local, it is a little bit overpriced, but hey, candy is worth it.\n\nHUGE PERK: free hot chocolate! And it is actually pretty legit hot chocolate too\n\nMy absolute favorite part of Campus Candy is that they have chocolate covered gummy bears - a delicacy that is pretty hard to find.
__label__2 meh. not worth the 45 minute wait for a table\n\nwent when my sister was in town. service was great! the hostess tammie was super informative and friendly. our server was awesome as well, although we did wait a long time for water refills and soda refills. food was ok. decently priced, but nothing really stood out as amazing. the shakes were great though! went during happy hour and all drinks were half off. if you're eating and having a shake, go for the junior.
__label__1 I was excited that they opened this restaurant and was excited to eat here, as I've been at a Steak 'n Shake establishment before. However, this place just did not live up to it's name. \n\nFood wise - this location was comparable to the other ones I've had. But, presentation wise - I was disappointed. It's not that hard to put together a burger - but yet they've managed to mess it up. Especially when I ordered the BBQ burger. Most of the bacon wasn't even on the burger - and there was BBQ sauce all over my plate. Looked as if someone had murdered the BBQ bottle on my plate. \n\nService is a complete joke. The first time we went - we ordered our shakes before we even ordered the food. And yet - we didn't receive them until about five minutes after we were done eating. \n\nThe second time - we saw our waitress only when she came to take our order. We didn't have a ketchup bottle on our table - and asked the person who brought the food if they could bring us one. They never did, so we took it upon ourselves to take a bottle from an empty table. Turns out - that one was empty. So we tried another - which was empty too. By the end of the meal - none of us had any water yet - so as someone was passing by, we asked her to refill our waters as she already had a pitcher. She re filled one of the glasses before running out of water. She said she'd be right back with another pitcher - but never saw her again. \n\nThis place needs to step up on their service and fire everyone there that doesn't know how to be a server. \n\nI would've given this place one star - if it weren't for the fact that I do love their milkshakes. Just stay away from the Butter Pecan one - but it tastes nothing like butter pecan ice cream.
__label__2 On a subsequent visit, the shakes arrived promptly, the food also.  The waitress was also nicer/better then our first visit.  I had the wisconsin buttery, which was yummy.
__label__1 -Nasty the only thing that was good was the banana shake \n-heck you are better off going to smash-burger or checkers for burgers and fries\n-nothing special about the burgers\n-The person taking my order had problems hearing, listening, and counting money (I had to tell her the correct amount, because she was trying to figure out how to use the old fashion calculator-I'm sure her register was short later that night)
__label__1 I am from Missouri, the land of Steak 'N Shake.  I was excited when they announced plans to open a restaurant in Vegas... I thought it would be a taste of home.  However, this is NO real Steak 'N Shake.  The food and service is very inconsistent.  I keep coming back and hoping it will be better, but sadly, it isn't.  Cold burgers and fries, watery shakes, rude waitresses...
__label__2 I got the BBQ burger and it was good for the price. Nothing special. I wouldn't wait in a long line for it though. Love the crispy skinny fries but the ranch sucked. Lots of shakes to choose from.\n\nThis is also not a place to just sit, hang out & talk . When you see the line you kinda feel obligated to leave.
__label__3 I was really surprised that Vegas stepped it up and put a Steak 'n Shake in the valley!  I come from Chicago, where Steak 'n Shakes are all over the place.  They no longer sell the Tuna Melt, which was what I always ordered back then.  This particular Steak 'n Shake doesn't give you the extra large Oreo cookie to go with your Oreo shake, whereas they do so everywhere else I have been to.  \n\nLocated inside South Point Casino, there is almost always a line to get seated here.  We went around 11pm and  were seated right away.  Their food is excellent all the time and service is quick.
__label__3 We were staying at South Point Hotel and Casino where the Steak n Shake is at. It was late... around 12:30 and we were just coming back from the NASCAR race at the track. Not a lot of places were open and I saw the Steak and Shake is open until 1am Fri and Saturdays so we rushed over there to get a table before they closed. Even though we got there about 20 min before they closed they still took us and service was great! We didn't feel rushed or anything!\n\nIt reminds me a lot of Johnny Rockets... the only difference is they are much cheaper and I personally think they have better shakes! We both got burgers which came with fries, two sodas, and a shake to share. Our bill only came out to $15!!! \n\nThe shake was OMG AMAZING! We decided to try one the October Seasonal shakes which was Campfire Smores. It tasted eaxctly like a Smore! Graham crackers, marshmellow, and chocolately goodness in shake form! So yummy!
__label__0 I was excited to try this place out.   Seating is very limited and wait times are around an hour.   After waiting for an hour to be seated, We waited another 30 minutes for a server to come and get our order and drinks.  When food came out it basically In-and-Out burger.. Food was gross..   Tried to talk to the manager but could get anyone's attention because they are so understaffed..  Will not be going back.
__label__3 Had to give the spot 4 stars... The place is cool the food is good & the price is Right :D plus its @ my Casino. SouthPoint :D perfect spot to chill, grub, burger, shake did I say chill? You gotta try it...
__label__4 I am simply ashamed of myself for not writing this particular review sooner.  Steak 'n Shake is so near and dear to my heart, back from my Texas days.\n\nI LOVE this place.  While there is almost always a line to wait (it's the only one in the valley, and probably for quite some distance), I'll always say it is worth it.\n\nThe great-quality burgers and lightning speeds for insane prices (seriously, the most expensive dish on the menu is $8) is always fantastic.\n\nMy favorite by far is the Mushroom Swiss Steakburger as it has my 3 favorite burger add-ons: mushrooms, onions, and Swiss cheese.  This fellow right here won't disappoint you nor will it break the bank.\n\nWhile the fry haters out there may disagree, I actually adore the shoestring fries.  The thinness of them allows them to be cooked more evenly, in a quicker fashion, and have the high potential of delivering that satisfying french fry crispiness.\n\nOh, and the milkshakes are amazing as well.  I rarely order them since they are so calorie and sugar dense but they are soooooo good.\n\nInside the South Point Casino, all the way in the back next to the newer Japanese restaurant, Zenshin.  =)
__label__4 One of our favorite places to eat. Something to satisfy everyone.  The burgers have plenty of toppings. The chicken has just enough crisp on outside and tender inside. The atmosphere is casual and fun. 50's music.
__label__1 I have been here a couple times and my favorite thing about it is the fact that it's the most affordable place to eat at South Point. The prices are great ($4 meal deals!), but the food on its own is really just bland. Plus, you'll probably have to wait an usually long time for it... which normally wouldn't bug me but come on, it's just diner food.\n\nThe main problem I have had with this restaurant is their cleanliness. My first time here I was served a glass with a red lipstick stain and on my second visit there was a large orange stain on my cloth napkin. Very far from classy. But I suppose you get what you pay for, right?
__label__1 I came here at around 9:00 with a group of 8. When we were taking our\"reservation\" and we said 8 she rolled her eyes and said 40 min. We wanted and finally we got seated in a small both that was made for 6 as we are not the skinnier of people we were very squished . We order and it took maybe 30 min to get it food. We ordered milkshakes and got them way after we finished our food. The food was really good. We went 2 days after and got the same lady and again with the eye rolling. She got the number of people in our group and then the lady behind us had the same number of people and got seated first so we asked why and she said they were here before shop we went to cafe Coronado cafe
__label__1 I DON'T LOVE THEIR BURGERS.\n\nI like it but I don't love it. Food took way too long to come out and my medium burger was well done. I like the different sauces and their fries though. I had a better burger at serendipity and they don't even specialize in burgers. We ordered I love bacon and thanks to the bacon otherwise It's just an overpriced carl's jr. Plymouth's pride... don't even think about it might as well get a frozen turkey patty at the grocery store and microwave it. \n\nI do love that their have variety of flavors and cuts for fries.
__label__1 On the spectrum of burgers, these are definitely pretty good. It's way better than a McDonald's or Burger King. However, I Love Burgers wouldn't want you to compare their experience to fast food, so I won't, either.\n\nWhen comparing I Love Burgers to other gourmet burger joints, it falls short.\n\nLet's start with the service. There was a small wait to get a table, even though there were tons of open seats. Granted, it was busy, but since the wait time for the actual food was around 45 minutes, wouldn't it have made sense to let us sit? Furthermore, even though we ordered fries, the waiter didn't even think to bring those out first -- we had to ask him. A simple thing like this would've made the time go by a lot easier.\n\nOnto the food... like I said, the burgers are decent, but nothing special. I had the \"i love bacon burger,\" which comes with a patty made up of sirloin and applewood-smoked bacon, toped with crispy bacon, bacon mayo, gouda, and onion strings. Given how ravished I was at this point, I was happy to eat it, but I don't think I'll ever need to try this place again.
__label__1 I'm one of those folks that is super sensitive to high carb/starchy/sugary things so I ordered a caprese burger and ditched the bun.  When the waiter saw that I had the bun to the side he mentioned to me that for people that prefer their burgers sans bun they will provide a side salad instead.  The burger was 'okay' and the salad was salad (mixed greens).  Nothing to write home about.  If you're looking for a real 'caprese' taste the caprese burger won't even come close.\n\nThe waiter kept hitting on me which wasn't appropriate.\n\nQuality was definitely not worth the price but it was convenient.  It was nice to have the salad in place of the bun, normally the most filling parts of meals are the starch so this substitution was a plus.
__label__2 Day trip to Vegas for work. Was at the Sands Expo Center and wanted a burger for lunch. The place is in the Palazzo. Overall, it is mixed bag. I had the Plymouth's Pride. Kind of like Thanksgiving dinner on a bun. The fries were pretty good as well, but had a ton of salt on them.\n\nLike all places inside of the casinos, it was expensive. Also, the service was not good. We ordered and rarely saw our waitress after that. \n\nPerhaps better options elsewhere.
__label__3 The burgers are very good. I've had the BBQ before & just had the I Love Bacon burger (brisket & bacon yum!) tater tots are a must & love the beer specials. 32 oz. Sam Adams for $10 & you get to keep the cup :) all I have to say is I love I Love Burgers!
__label__0 SLOW getting food out, server had too many tables to do anything other than take our order.  Sat for over 45 minutes after placing our order without food or drink refills.  Many tables after us got their food way before us and all we ordered was sliders, chicken strips and fries.  Server kept saying \"just a few more minutes\" and food didn't come out in a few more minutes.  Lots of frustrated patrons waiting and waiting and waiting.  When our food finally came out, the burgers were not cooked as we ordered, the chicken strips were sitting in grease and the fried things tasted like they'd been fried in old grease.  We were in a hurry to get back to our conference so we didnt hwve time to complain. Greasy and not worth the wait or price!
__label__3 Not sure what the fuss is about...this place was good, they had basics and some jazzy things and shakes were good as well.
__label__2 Good burger and dog.  Great shake.  Great service.  Fast in.   Manager checked on us.   Fries a little cold.   A bit pricey but so is rest of Vegas!
__label__1 I ate at the bar area. The service was good. The staff was friendly. I even received the free mac and cheese app for checking in. Like most of the comments the burger are good but overpriced. I had the bacon burger and fries. Overall it was good but not worth $30. If I get hungry for a burger I would go to In and Out or Habit burger for a third of the price. Again, not a bad place and good service just overpriced.
__label__4 After a loooong day at the pool friends and I decided we needed food and NOW! I Love Burgers sounded good so we ended up here. \nOur awesome server Jenny recommended the Mac and cheese nom nom's and the fried pickles and they were SOOO good! Nom nom!!! I ended up having the Caprese burger per Jenny's recommendation and it was DELISH! Caprese salad, Caprese Burger?! Yes please!!!
__label__1 Burgers and drinks were good service and appetizers were not that great .
__label__4 -checked in on foursquare and got free Mac &cheese nom noms!  \nother things we got: \nParmesan fries\nkale salad which was sooo good!\nand the I love seoul which I totally recommend!! \nThese were split between 3 people so it was just enough! \nAlso we're in vegas and i know all us girls don't want to eat too much bc we don't want to be fat for the clubs later, so come here if you're looking for something to eat that's affordable and splitable
__label__0 I've been before and the food is okay. Today however I'm reviewing the service. After seating at the bar patiently waiting for service I decided to leave after the bartender did not acknowledge my presence and went on to serve guest that arrived after me. The host at the door were no better and very unpleasant.
__label__0 Never brought the fries we ordered,  waitress finally showed up after we had finished our burgers to ask how everything was, told her we never received our order, had to ask for them removed from bill. No offer for dessert not even an apology for the mess up
__label__2 Came here just for a quick bite to eat. This I Love Burgers is located in the Palazzo Shops, just a few steps away from our hotel elevator at the Palazzo. As soon as we stepped in, the hostess seated us right away but it took the server longer that it should to come over and acknowledge us. I almost got up to leave when she came. While she was pleasant and we didn't wait to long to get our food, wait service wasn't a priority with her since she purposely hid behind the pillars to gab with staff.\n\nWhy I say she did this on purpose?? I was wondering where she was a good five minutes. Mr. B needed a drink refill. I saw her then step out from behind a white pillar at the back of the restaurant  I was about to catch her attention when she jumped back behind the white pillar and kept talking to her co worker. lol...jeez!   I guess her conversation was more important.  The Angus burger sliders and  Mac and Cheese Nom Noms were good. Portion wise just right and prices were your tourist trap prices. I expected that. Just didn't expect inattentive service. So our dining experience for this visit was A-Okay.
__label__1 I've often wondered what distinguishes a $7 burger from a $20 burger. This place makes me think there isn't much difference. In comparison to some build your own burger places like \"the Counter\", the menu here is pretty limited. Also for a place that proposes to \"I-heart-burgers\", the menu is surprisingly limited in burgers. Located in the Venitian shops, this place looks like a fancy Johnny Rockets. Burger, fries, and a Pepsi for $30!! Seriously?? Food was decent, but not particularly memorable. Beef was good quality and done as ordered. Bacon slightly undercooked and quite fatty. Asked for an egg over-easy, and it was pretty under done. Fries = decent, but nothing that sets then apart. Service = ok\n\nOverall not worth the price. The food and cafeteria style setting do not justify the price.  \nWon't recommend or go back.
__label__3 It was good, I got a chicken burger but it was a little tough for me, not very tender. It still tasted good though. Sweet potato fries were great, and it looked like they could make you any drink you could imagine. Very good alcohol selection. Fun atmosphere and our sever was nice.
__label__1 I ordered Dante burger and parmesan fries. For a joint called \"I love Burgers\" I felt that the name of the place spoke more than the burger ever could. Bobby's Burger Palace definitely has a better blue cheese burger than here.
__label__2 Nothing starts off a weekend of bachelorette awesomeness like a tasty burger.\n\nA friend & I split a Caprese burger which I thought was a nice flavor combination; & I liked how the restaurant's name is branded into the top of the bun. Our group also shared some Garbage fries & some Fried mac 'n cheese nom noms. My best description for the fries is that they are like chili cheese fries on crack. To be honest, they weren't all that special, but the jalape\u00f1o somehow kept me going back for more. The nom noms (yes, that's really the name) were nice & crispy on the outside but the actual mac 'n cheese was bland & had a weird grittiness.\n\nThe service was great as I think the waiters/waitresses have plenty of experience handling large groups of guys/gals. This is a good place to check out if you're in the mood for something quick, casual, but still good on the Strip.
__label__2 A nice little casino lobby Starbucks with never much of a waiting line.  That is a rarity these days...being able to go right up to the counter and place your order.  \n\nThe staff here is always very nice and they always get your order right.  They also offer some pastries and goodies that most of the other Starbucks locations don't usually stock and offer, so that's another plus.  The prices here, along with the food court one, are a tad bit higher than your usual run of the mill location.  But that's what one should pretty much expect when inside a nice casino.\n\nThere's no seating, you just get your coffee and go.  But that's fine with me, I'm usually here after getting a meal or before hitting the casino floor to do a little gambling.  In either case I'm ready to grab my cup and go.
__label__2 When we pulled up and I saw the name I simply thought wtf... The decor isn't very Japanese more Chinese and the menu also has tons of Chinese food also... The service was really god and the sushi chefs were cool as hell... So far this is the only place in Arizona I haven't complained about the sushi... It's not the greatest but I thought it was cool... so in my opinion its A-OK
__label__0 Please note, this is my very first review of any kind.. I visited this sushi bar today with my son because he bought a 1/2 off groupon - off we went!\n\nVery nice place, great ambiance... I was impressed, however wise enough to know that books AND restaurants shouldn't be judged on the surface. I frequent many sushi bars and some of the best sushi I've eaten can be found in much less elegant of establishments - don't be fooled!\n\nWe ordered 5 maki rolls to start:\n\n2 from their 'signature' menu (firecracker roll and the madi gras roll)\nI love spicy food of all kinds - the firecracker roll was just HEAT, no FLAVOR, big upset. The madi gras roll was plain and flavorless. You'd be hard pressed to find a piece of lobster in there and they must have run out of cilantro because no tasty herb anywhere!! Keep in mind, these are signature rolls, $12+ a roll. \n\nThe other 3 rolls were from their 'traditional' selection.. We got the following:\nLas Vegas roll - ok, the sushi to rice ratio was about 20/80, not impressed at all.\nEel roll - eel?? Where was the eel? \nSpicy scallop roll - Zero spice and quite frankly it tasted like mushy rice.. The consistency was way off... Also take note that these 'traditional rolls' are no bigger than a quarter in diameter, very small for almost $10 per roll, ridiculous!!\n\nOur waiter saw my puzzled look as he brought out these rolls and never once asked if there was a problem or how our food was when he brought the check.. Which brings us to $$\nOur total was $55 for the most ridiculous lunch I've ever had.. Thanks, or NO thanks to the Groupon, we then owed $25 for really NOTHING more than an upscale environment!\n\nSave your time and spare your disappointment by passing up this joint!\nMy recommendations for great sushi, Blue Wasabi, Sakana and The Sushi Room.  Happy eating!
__label__3 This place is amazing. Great food, great service, wonderful place. We will definitely be back, often.
__label__3 They have a great happy hour and the staff is awesome.
__label__4 Service was great. The staff was so friendly. The sushi I had was great and the slices I had were nice and thick. Great find and great spot.  Looking forward to bringing friends and family!!!
__label__4 The service is outstanding and the food is wonderful! My husband and I come here all the time.  The management and the staff is friendly and helpful.  The mardi gras roll is amazing!
__label__0 Beyond disgusting. Food was cold. And old. If you like eating bad leftovers that have been reheated time and time again, you will love this place. Restaurant was filthy. And while we were there the manager actually turned away a party of 5 because they wanted to sit at an 8 top. The restaurant was 3/4 empty and this was Friday night at 6:30. Save yourself and never come here. Can I give it less than 1 star?
__label__0 Flies all over the food in the buffet and the manager was rude when we asked for a refund!! Nasty!!
__label__3 We went to the Urban Sip after having a fantastic meal at BLT. My friends had been talking this place up, and I wasn't disappointed. \nThere are a ton of really fantastic glasses of wine on the menu. Whether you want an 80 dollar glass of Opus One or a 12 dollar glass of Washington Riesling, the wine menu has something for everyone.\nTry the wine flights. They have some really fantastic options on the flights. We tried the Chardonnay and Pinot flights and each of the wines were unique and were excellent choices.\nCakebread Chard by the glass isn't cheap (25 bucks) but is worth a splurge. This place is so cool that we might go back tonight!
__label__3 Mmmmmmmm appetizer sampler is tasty ... 1/2 price drinks for ladies friday and saturday which means 1/4 price drinks all around!   Nice hockey rink     Hockey on almost every tv   Pizza looks good but am too full to order! Bartenders are cool   Video blackjack dominated us!
__label__3 This is one of the best buffets on the Strip.  We came here for the Sunday brunch, because I'm a brunch glutton.  Since it was fairly new, the place is still really clean and sleek.  We got to the line a tad before noon and it was still really short.  We walked around to get a scope of the place.  There was an area with Asian foods, carving station, and breakfast area, and two islands on either side of the buffet for the salad and cheese bar, and the dessert bar.  I love how many of the dishes are served in small dishes.  The shrimp cocktails was in a dish with on 2 shrimps, but they were really good, too bad there were no crab legs.  Also, the prime rib was delish!  It was really juicy and there were different kinds of condiments to choose from, I chose the chimichurri.  I also loved that there were chocolate dipped strawberries and gelato in the dessert area.  My only disappointment was that our server wasn't really timely with taking away our plates.  Other than that, this is a definitely a buffet worth your money.
__label__4 Summing up the experience, I would say - Going crazy on food!!\nWe were starving on a Friday morning in Vegas, 10:30AM and we had no idea whether or where we will get breakfast or lunch at such an odd time....and whoa!! This place is awesome!!\n\nWe got a breakfast buffet entry for 17$ each at 10:45AM. The lunch buffet was starting at 11AM and the girl at billing counter was sweet enough to suggest us to enter now and sit through both breakfast (17$) and lunch (24$) buffets, for the price of just the breakfast buffet!!\n\nI experienced the real BRUNCH for the first time, sitting through both breakfast and lunch buffets :D\n\nThe service is prompt with people coming in for coffee refills, drinks orders, and clearing up the table after every helping. \n\nThe buffets - huge variety of EVERYTHING you can think of....salads, soups, appetizers, pastas, pizzas, breads, dips, cheese, paninis, pancakes, cakes, pastries, eggs, potatoes, meats, rice.....cuisines included American, Chinese, Thai, Mexican, French, Japanese...and so on...\nDuring the lunch buffet they opened a completely new section JUST FOR DESSERTS!!! I went crazy just looking at the tempting colors and presentation of the desserts. These were for everyone, gelatos and sugar free desserts for the diet conscious,  and chocolate candies, fruits, and brownies for the chocoholics.\n\nCould barely walk after hogging both meals at the same time but it was an experience to remember!!!\n\nSmart tip - Go to wicked spoon with a growling tummy around 10:30AM :D
__label__2 Came here for Sunday brunch and all I have to say is... meh. It was okay, nothing astounding or worthy of writing home about. They did have a decent selection of breakfast/brunch food, mediocre sushi bar/asian section, salad and small bites, and pretty good dessert spread (but honestly... it's DESSERT). I've gone to the Wynn and Bellagio buffets, both which outshine this one.\n\nThey had unique pancakes, such as the red velvet and guinness pancakes, but otherwise lacked anything too noteworthy. I will say though that I enjoyed their small pans/platters of dishes, such as the guyere stuffed gnocchi and other tasty pastas. i woud have liked to see a bigger sushi spread though. \n\nOverall, it was good and definitely made me walk out full and satisfied, but compared to the other buffet options in Vegas, this wouldn't be my first pick.
__label__3 Everything was great! i couldn't believe they had roasted bone marrow you can't find that in any buffet. I would of given it five stars if they had oysters and crab legs. Overall i will definitely be returning back to the wicked spoon.
__label__1 Came here for Sunday Brunch and unfortunately I hate to say it but I wasn't impressed. Wynn is much better here especially for lunch. Paid $28 or so for Sunday brunch.\n\nI was expecting great things considering a lot of awesome reviews and also how beautiful and how well done the rest of the hotel was. However, the buffet was a dissapointment (well in comparison to all other buffets in Vegas). \n\nMy main gripe was selection was very limited. Also nothing really blew me away in terms of food.\n\nWould I go back? Not for lunch but maybe to try dinner.
__label__3 I came here on the Saturday of Memorial weekend at around 5:30. By the time I arrived, there was no line.\n\nThe food was all placed in small individual pot, which made everything look fancy. The name was fancy, however the content is the same to all other buffets. However, the crab legs were VERY FRESH and the roasted beef was tender and juicy. All the seafood stuff was very good (especially the clams), except for the salmon which was very plain.\n\nI would have given this place a 3 star if it wasn't for the desert. They had a large selection of desserts. They are all very PRETTY (Pretty desserts makes eating them more enjoyable). I got a tiramisu, the chocolate moose, pistachio and vanilla ice cream, chocolate covered strawberries, and this berry tart. The tiramisu and the chocolate covered strawberries were good. I especially loved the moose, because it was in a chocolate-made bowl. \n\nOne thing i didn't like about the Wicket Spoon is that they don't have enough waiters, and the waiters are very forgetful. I asked my waiter for a cup of coke and a spoon at least twice, but he never brought them over. 20 minutes later, I had to
__label__3 OMG I loved it!  It was $44 a person with 18% gratuity already added since we were a party of 12... thought it was a bit pricey at first, but the quality of food here was top notch!  I never been to a buffet and thought that the quality satisfied me over quantity. I did not have to stuff my face to feel satisfied.  I have tasted just enough delicious food and left happy without feeling 100lbs heavier!\n\nI know that we don't go to  buffet and expect good service, but if we already paid 18% gratuity, I expected the service to be 18% worth.  Our waitress kept forgetting to bring my apple juice :(  and she made it seem like it was my fault for not reminding her so minus 1 star here.\n\nThe location of the buffet was a bit strange as well.  We walked pretty far from the main retail/restaurant/casino area of the hotel.\n\nTry to go early if you can.  We went around 5:30 and we didnt have to wait in line at all, but when we were about to leave around 6:30/7pm a long  line started forming right outside!
__label__0 Very disappointing! \nAfter reading the reviews of other Yelpers, we were excited to celebrate a birthday dinner. We came with high expectations. Upon arrival the decor looks dusty, the tables were sticky and the framed signs are crooked. The water came in a fancy bottle that has been refilled and room temperature. The food presentation were pretty but the food looks bad from the shredded shards of small snow crab legs to the pathetic and puny sushi rolls. The cocktail shrimp is snow white and has no taste at all. Most of the food is super salty including prime rib, leg of lamb, Korean BBQ ribs, general tso's chicken, the salmon, the cod the pasta just to name a few. The food selection is limited compared to other places that charges the same ($35) for dinner. GO SOMEWHERE ELSE and thank me later!
__label__2 So my friend got comped for the room and we got to eat at this buffet for free. I tried the lunch buffet as well as the dinner buffet. Nothing really stood out for me. I don't think I'd pay to come to this buffet. A lot of the food is served in small containers which actually adds to the aesthetics of how the food is displayed. I just remember seeing how cute the chicken wings looked, but the actual chicken wings itself was a bit dry. I tried the bone marrow which my friend raved about.. and I almost gagged. Other than that, the food selection didnt consist of anything special. Still, a special thanks to my friend who got us the free buffet. Beggers can't be choosers.
__label__4 On our recent Vegas trip, we didn't spend much of our time in the Cosmopolitan.  Yet we still happened to stumble upon this wicked awesome place.  With that, I'm going stay far away from using descriptive adjectives to describe how tubular this place from now on.  Oh yeah, I brought the tubular!\n\nOn our little walk into the Cosmo, we hadn't eaten lunch and our tummies were growling for some chow down.  We telepathically brain stormed that a buffet was only appropriate.  After following some signs to leading us to our destination of the Wicked Spoon, the pathway of a lobby from the escalators to the restaurant had a really interesting piece of art involving a pack of dogs with confused faces.  The child in me used it as a photo op.  http://s3-media3.px.yelpcdn.com/photo/ojOy5r-DE_KvaGcSGhuMpQ/l.jpg\n\nTo the restaurant we went!  When sat, we quickly surveyed the variety of food available.  To my surprise, much of everything came in little plates, pots, or containers.  It was one of the neatest little things I've seen, a homage to Alice in Wonderland or something out there.  Each selection had its own serving size, and i'm assuming the theme of their title coincides with how they deliver the food to the customer.  \n\nFor instance, their Asian section had pad thai and it was served in little doggy bags.  Now, instead of deeming this insanely tacky; it was creatively prepared well and was surprisingly good.  The pot pie came in little pots reminiscent of my little sister's pretend tea party and dinners of when she was younger.  It doesn't stop there. It was clearly one of the best executed buffets I've eaten.  \n\nThis was by far, me and Bun's favorite buffet on our Vegas trip.  Everything we tried was amazing.  From the little cups of mac and cheese to the moist slivers of fish in a bowls, it was something to be amazed at.  For those who are anti-buffet, this place may turn the tides of your opinion.  The serving sizes allow for the right amount of food without reaching the point of disgust upon sight where some buffets go.  \n\nLooking for a buffet in Vegas?  With a decent price and outstanding food, look no further than the Wicked Spoon!
__label__4 Thanks Yelp. We went to this place because of you and it was toootally worth it. We have been to our fair share of buffets in Vegas and this was the best one yet. I liked the fact that they had items already portioned off because I don't like the flavors of my food getting all mixed up. They had awesome Korean bbq and a great General Tso's chicken. Everything I had was great except for the crab legs. They were a bit small and lacking in taste. The cavatelli with lamb was insane. Possibly the best dish there. The desserts were great and numerous. The gelato station was a lot of fun. To me this is the only reason to hit up the Cosmo. The rest of the hotel is boring. Full of bling but boring. Still worth a trek over there for this awesome tasting buffet. I'd come for lunch though and save a lil' $.
__label__3 I was surprised how there was absolutely no line (maybe it was because the Mavericks just won game 6). \n\nThe atmosphere was pretty chill. As you probably already know from a lot of the other reviews, a lot of their food are served on individual mini dishes. This had its pros and cons. PROS: Sanitary and Aesthetics. CONS: Although they are mini, the proportions are pretty sizable ( ended up wasting a lot of food) and you can only fit maybe 3 mini plates on your giant plate. \n\nFood was delicious especially the selection, they had prime rib, lamb, crab legs, and ribs.  A certain highlight if you are a carnivore. As for the dessert. Interesting flavors at the ice ream bar, but the cones were a little on the tiny side. Had to get 3 or 4 to equal one regular size cone. \n\nStill trying to search for reasons of the name \"Wicked Spoon\". Maybe it is a metaphor....
__label__3 In buffet world, you get what you pay for, quality versus quantity here, a little pricey but worth it! Great services too...
__label__2 To start this review off, let me just say that I am not really a fan of buffets in vegas. I've never really preferred massive quantity for mediocre quality. That being said, I think Wicked Spoon is okay. We got there at 5PM on a saturday before the rush started, so you'll do yourself a favor if you get there early. We chose to go early because who likes to be full of food when they go out later that night? Not me. \n\nThe food was pretty decent. I tried the truffled potatos, the shrimp miso, spinach salad, and a few other choice items. All in all, not that bad. I did like the fact that they were also plated separately, which made it easier and gave points for presentation. But, presentation doesn't make it for me entirely. Some of the stuff was also a bit overcooked. \n\nThe dessert were also a big draw for me to these types of things, I tried one of each and didn't really find anything that stood out as well. It was all packaged wonderfully though (once again, points for presentation) but to be honest, the only thing I really liked was the chocolate covered strawberries and the Chocolate mousse/berry thing they had. The gelato was 'meh' since it tasted like the typical gelato stuff. \n\nAll in all, not bad, but I probably wont be spending $37.50 + Tip for something like this again. I think although it is nice and everything, it is NOT WORTH $37.50, hence it is only Ok.
__label__3 I'll be honest, this place scares me.\n\nIt scares me enough to be reluctant to return to Vegas, a city that I love.\n\nIt scares me because if I return I'll probably eat til I burst...or literally die.\n\nI haven't eaten at a buffet, much less a Vegas buffet in years and after a while, no matter how much you dress or class them up, they all seem the same; mass produced, cookie cutter-food meant to feed the gluttonies of an overweight, diabetes-ridden America.  So when friends of mine who i consider to have serious culinary tastes started to rave about this new buffet in Vegas' Cosmopoliton resort, I had to be skeptical.\n\nI mean, c'mon, can any buffet really be that good?\n\nSo on my recent trip to Vegas I went with a large group for dinner and with all the hype, I went in with a pretty open mind.  Yes the entrance and decor is flashy and fancy as fitting for the new flagship casino/resort on the Vegas strip.  Ok cool, but what about the food?\n\nIt only took me a few minutes of browsing the buffet aisles to realize what the noise was all about.  While some dishes are still served in large 'serve yourself' dishes and pans, the majority of the buffet items are presented in a tapas, small-plates style.  Everything from the salad bar, to seafood, to asian dishes were presented in individual dishes and tins which one, looks better and two, encourages portion control so you can avoid overloading on one dish and finding yourself running out of space for others.  I was like a kid in a Toys R us store at christmas holding a blank check given by my parents.  Basically I was paralyzed with endless choice and didn't know where to start.\n\nSome highlights:\n\nThe Mac & Cheese station - Like an omelette station, you pick your noodles, cheese and fillings and the cook will make your own custom style mac & cheese with results for better or worse and I tried a swiss-gruyere combo with vegetables thrown in for color.\n\nCarvery - aside from the usual roast chicken and prime rib, they also had roast lamb and *gasp* beef bone marrow!  \n\nDessert - full gelato bar and and array of colorful and cool looking premade desserts.\n\nBest of all, this buffet ran $40 for dinner, no more expensive than any of the other top level buffets on the vegas strip.  $12 all-you-can-eat sirloin dinner at the Golden Nugget this is not, but I wouldn't even compare the two.\n\nI may or may not be back depending how much I want to punish my stomach again.
__label__2 What an over filling experience. You had to roll me and the wifey back to our room. Nice decor, presentation, and different items on the menu including the bone marrow and the leg of lamb. Also a huge selection of desserts including chocolate covered strawberries and gelato! But a little disappointed with the food overall. Because of the small containers that I admit was easy to pick up and put on your plate, some of the dishes were either dried out or not that hot. Also the small plates at the salad bar were room temperature instead of being cold. Friendly service and very clean I rate this place at 3.5 stars. \nP.S your ladies will get a kick out of taking pics of themselves in the giant shoes in the hallways before u get to the restaurant.
__label__3 This place makes Old Country Buffet seem like a desolate fast-food joint. For $30, it's reasonably priced for all-you-can-indulge and for $37, unlimited mimosas, bloody Marys and champagne. Bubbly! \n\nI love that even during the brunch hours (8 am - 3 pm), they had everything from fluffy pancakes to kalbi Korean short ribs. I don't know about you but that's exactly how my palate functions, in a myriad of savory and sweet flavors and textures. \n\nA chef will whip up a customized omelette or you can serve yourself from row after row of seafood, Asian, fruits and veggies, pasta, eggs benedict and even sushi. \n\nAnd if you're feeling frisky, try hitting up the dessert area first. A case of mouth-watering and creamy gelato awaits you as well as a pastry case of little colorful delicacies (rich chocolate mousse atop tangy passion fruit, tiny gold-flecked wafer cones, chocolate covered strawberries!)\n\nFinally, this is a buffet that understand portions. A significant chunk of their offerings come pre-portioned in mini cups, bowls and dishes so it's easier to try a taste of everything. Usually, I find myself putting 5 lbs of mac and cheese on my plate by accident so this was a nice change. \n\nThe wait wasn't too long but it is rather silly to have a cashier line AND a \"waiting to get into the buffet before I keel over from hunger\" line.
__label__1 This buffet was great when it first opened, but has now fell off a bit over the past couple of months.  I also believe the price has gone up, yet the food quality has gone down.  Tourists might enjoy this buffet, but being a local...I will have to pass.
__label__4 This was our favorite buttet on the Strip.  My favorite dish was the shrimp & grits.  How do they get their grits that smooth and flavorful?  I'm a southern girl and had never tasted grits like that!  The chocolate mousse mango dessert served in a little cup was the most amazing dessert I've ever eaten!   The atomosphere here is much more sophisticated than the other buffets we tried in Vegas.  It was relatively quiet and a great place to eat and catch up with old friends.
__label__2 I really want to give this a better review but I can't. The wait was 1h30min. I get it, the food is good and it's a buffet, lines are expected. I am ok with the wait. But we paid extra for the unlimited drinks package. Once we were finally seated, it took another 30 mins, yes 30 minutes, just to meet our server. Then another 20 mins to get drinks. So we are now 2h20min into the afternoon before getting our beverages. Fine, maybe service improves? not really. each time we wanted our table cleaned or a fresh round of drinks, we had to wait 15-20 mins. This seems really extreme. The food was pretty good. They had some very good dishes and some interesting twists that were delicious, mac n cheese with linguica was awesome. The desserts were subpar. They have so much variety but I couldn't find one that was even average. I almost chipped my tooth on a cookie, it was that stale. Kind of hard to believe until you experience it first hand. \n\nEither way, for $40 I would have been much better off going to a really nice restaurant. I could have got a great meal, a drink or two, but with top notch service and would have saved 2 hours time.
__label__2 So I've heard a lot of rave about this place...and it's time to find out why....so bf and I decided to try it but we got there pretty late...almost 2pm and we got there at 1:30pm and there was a pretty long line....we thought we would be waiting two hours but it wasn't that bad after all...30 minutes tops. $23 bucks for brunch...and we just made it before they switched to dinner prices at 4pm which is $35....so we got seated around 3pm...and stayed there for like 2 hours..\n\nSo what's the rave about? Pretty good selection of dishes and I think the most appealing thing about this buffet is that they served almost everything on mini dishes so you could grab and move on instead of having to scoop it onto your plate...which takes up more time and when you have hungry ppl you want them to move quick. \n\nI really liked their smoked sausage mac & cheese, their cocktail shrimp, the buttersquash ravioli and one dish called the dirty rice...which was pretty tasty. Stay away from the green curry clams because I scooped up a bunch of empty shells.-_-\"\n\nThey dessert selection was also pretty awesome.... miniature scoops of gelato of your choice...different miniature desserts but I would definitely stay away from the chocolate covered strawberries....they were pretty bad...the strawberries were sour and when you bite into the strawberry the chocolate breaks apart because it's so hard.\n\nI would give this buffet a 3stars and half....not quite on my top list yet...hah Kinda over-rated if you ask me but hey for $23 bucks for brunch it's pretty good...and you get a free alcoholic drink for each person in the party....not that that appeals to me since I don't drink but for those that do I would think it's a plus. =) my bf had his mimosa and mine...lol\n\nWould come back again...located in the Cosmopolitan hotel...which btw is a pretty blinged-up, glitzy hotel..lol
__label__1 One of my really good friends recommended I come here, so I stopped by for dinner. Overall, appearance is really nice, atmosphere is nice and buffet was really well kept. \nThe dinner buffet is about $35 a person, includes a drink and then when you're seated, this big fancy glass bottle of water for the table. Water is water to me. \nMy boyfriend and I immediately hit the buffet. From a glance, everything looked so good, as far as appearance. All their food comes in little pots and cute bowls/plates, I thought it was a nice touch. \nThey have A LOT of seafood! My boyfriend and I are not seafood lovers, we hate seafood, so already we felt like this was a mistake. They had a build your own macaroni and cheese bar which the chef makes right in front of you, it was really good, but thats about it. They had tons of sushi and seafood-esque items. They had a small portion of prime rib in the very corner and just two or three chicken and beef dishes. \nTheir dessert bar on the other hand was to die for! They have a gelato bar and all these adorable delicious desserts. Probably the best part of the night. \nWe left a little unsatisfied and still a little hungry because their wasn't much for us. Maybe it was the night we chose to come on (a Sunday), I don't know. \nI will probably not return. On the other hand, if your a seafood lover, GO GO GO!
__label__4 I loved the way everything was served at the buffet.   Most things were portioned off so you could share with a friend or try everything without feeling guilty about leaving it over if you didn't like it.  The crab was wonderful, but the most impressive thing was the dessert bar.   It all actually tasted as good as it looked.   Worth every penny.
__label__3 Deciding on which buffet to go to (while standing in line for a taxi cab) in Vegas is tough when you have 6 indecisive people. So, I made the executive decision; Wicked Spoon, please!\n\nBesides the complimentary Bloody Mary drink (or Mimosa), I enjoyed plates and plates of the cured meats, smoked salmon (with cream cheese, capers, fresh sliced tomatoes), and California cheeses (blue cheese, nom, nom, nom), tri-tip, apple sausages, and the Pistachio gelato.\n\nI need to come back to Wicked Spoon for dinner on my next visit to try the bone marrow everyone is talking about.
__label__3 Yuuuuuum.\n\nSo, we came here on a Thursday night just before closing.  Sounds stupid as I write it but we had just arrived after a long day of work and travel and we were hungry.  I realize we would have had much better offerings on a weekend day and probably earlier in their service.  Don't judge.\n\nAll that said, what we did eat was GOOD.  The standout for me was the short rib pasta.  In retrospect, I cannot believe I didn't eat 4 mini pots of that.  It was really yummy.  Other highlights:\n\nCreamed corn with bacon\nSteak (?) and cheese sandwich\nTruffled risotto\nPork shoulder\nBrie\nCaramel gelato (great over their warm chocolate cake)\n\n*Bonus gold coins for the adorable mini-fryers and Chinese food take-out boxes.  As my fianc\u00e9 always says, \"b*tches love miniatures\" and he's right.  The cute factor is high.\n\nGreat service and the price isn't insane considering the offerings.  I would absolutely come back for the weekend Wicked Spoon experience.
__label__3 I haven't tried much buffets in Vegas but this is by far the best I've been to! I won the buffet meal through the Cosmo Identity wheel spin thingy... but lunch was only $30 ish. Not bad for high quality foods! Everything looked like it was carefully made and placed in cute little pans. They don't put too much so you can try a little bit of everything. Our waiter was super nice, he let me take home one of the cute fryer things the chicken was served with. \n\nThe dessert section is BEAUTIFUL. Best I've seen so far. I will def come back here and pay $30 for lunch!
__label__2 Oh, if only the service had been better!\n\nThe food was absolutely outstanding. I'm salivating just thinking about the prime rib, mashed potatoes, pork loin, mac & cheese and pasta. The dessert station was absolute heaven: gelato in a rainbow of flavors, dozens of tarts and pastries and a stellar selection of chocolates and berries. I thought I could easily pass out, I was so full by the end of the meal. \n\nHowever, next to where we sat stretched a long, raised banquet-style table. It was dirty and empty for our ENTIRE MEAL. Well over an hour! Dirty cups, plates, silverware, half-empty bottles... All just sitting there, staring at us. No one came to bus it. No one came to clear it. They just left it there. \n\nSuperb food on our plates. Delicate crystal chandeliers hanging overhead. Enthusiastic staff in the kitchens and at the buffets. \n\nAnd trash staring at us as we ate.\n\nI'm sorry, but I expect a bit more pride-of-place in a restaurant that's going to charge me $50 for a meal.
__label__1 Don't believe the hype!\n\nYelp says 2 stars is \"I've experienced better\" and I think that about sums it up. This place has some flaws that could be corrected pretty easily which would make for a better experience overall.\n\nCame here for dinner on 4/14/2012. I didn't know that it didn't open until 5pm so we had to wait. Hey, that's fine if it's going to be as good as everyone says then no problem. So we waited about 40 minutes for it to open and then maybe another 30 minutes in line to pay. Then we waited another 5 or 10 minutes in another line to be seated.\n\nThat's more lines than Whitney Houston has done. Just kidding, she's done more than that.\n\nOnce seated we waited for our drink server/busboy to come and offer us drinks. I hate that because it's pointless as all I intended on drinking was the water provided at the table already. He comes, he's nice and he pours water into our glasses.\n\nNow onto the food. I guess one of their things is to serve small portions so people can try a lot of stuff and that's a cool concept that I don't have a problem with but I think it hurts them a bit in some respects. A perfect example being the prime rib which was sliced so thinly that by the time I got it back to my table it had cooled down too much. Other dishes seemed to be cool as well for no reason I can think of other than them not being warm enough to begin with. Another fail was the labelling which more often than not was turned towards the employees and not those dining. I'd assume it was so they could know what went where but it sure would've been nice for us to know what we were eating. To me that is a real bonehead move that can easily be corrected.\n\nI made only two trips to the buffet of dinner and one trip to the desert buffet.\n\nAsiago stuff gnocchi in a lamb ragu: By far the best dish I had. Cheesey, tasty and filling goodness and one of the dishes that was probably at the correct temp.\n\nSpaghetti with veal meatball: The sauce was weak and I prefer my noodles cooked a bit less. The meatball was unimpressive. Overall a poorly executed dish that sounded good.\n\nPork tostada: Cold and in no way yummy.\n\nAngry Mac N Cheese: Not very angry at all but probably the second best dish I had.\n\nGreen curry noodles and eggplant: I really don't know if this tasted how it should taste as this isn't something I would normally eat. It wasn't bad but wasn't too good. The noodles appeared to be the same as those used in the spaghetti. The best part was probably the presentation in the adorable little chinese take-out box.\n\nBone marrow: This was really lacking and disappointed. Unimpressed and for those that took the opportunity to try it for the first time I could see how this would be their last time. If you're going to introduce marrow to the masses then do it right.\n\nDinner roll tasted like a dinner roll. How daring of me.\n\nNone of the deserts I had blew my mind. They had gelato which looked good but I didn't try it. I had some purple thing which looked like some sort of cookie but turned out to be one of the grossest things I've consumed in a long time.\n\nBe advised that if walking in from the strip it's a bit of a walk. It seemed like we walked a few blocks but who knows. Dinner was certainly not worth the walk in my opinion.
__label__0 I had a friend in town visiting and we decided to try this buffet since it has such great reviews. When we arrived, there was a group ahead of us. When we got to the cashier, she said they were closed from 3-5. It was 3:00 on the dot. Keep in mind, we were behind a large party that paid and was let in. I was very disappointed in this type of service.
__label__4 Came here with my boyfriend the next night after having a negative experience at another buffet. It was the father's day special so we paid around $43 per person, with a wine tasting an additional cost. Since we went before it closed around 9pm we only had to wait to be seated for about 15-20 minutes. As soon as we were seated we were told to start and that our server would take our order for drinks as soon as we came back with our first plate. \n\nThe food was great and the variety made it almost impossible to not find something you like. As mentioned in previous reviews, a large majority of the dishes are served on individual plates which helps control portion size. Definitely try the mac and cheese, for us we had the lobster. It was neat to try dishes I've never had; quail, au grautin potatoes with truffle oil, different kinds of risottos, ect. I recommend starting on the far left with the appetizers buffet and moving to the right through meats, pastas, pizza, and eventually Asian food. Of course end with desert which is overwhelming, but does not lack variety in options. \n\nGo.
__label__3 Awesome Value: $25, Exceptional Desserts: Gelato, chocolate truffles, macaroons & Surprisingly Tasty entrees: Gnocchi, Butternut Squash Ravioli, Cheese Selection, Premium Italian Meat Selection, Lox and Grilled Salmon were my Favs. Consistently going back!
__label__0 Must have been an off night cause this place was WICKED HORRIBLE!! I cannot beleive they have the balls to charge 35 dollars to eat here. Here are my problems with this place.\n\n1-Service - If you're going to charge 35 dollars a person, at least have a full time server. I had to pour my own water which is kept on the table along with the glasses. Also what the hell is up with keeping the wine bottle on the table with the glasses it takes up way too much space. If we didn't order it, clear it off the table (which is the size of a full sized pillow).\n\n2- Food- EVERYTHING WAS WAY TOO SALTY. Food stayed out way to long sometimes, so its not as fresh as it should be. Also way to slow on replenshing food. Plus the variety was poor too, not much to choose from. Bone Marrow bones were disgusting and not much of a salad selection. Also needs to redirest A/C to not blow directly on table, makes hot food cold.\n\n3- Dessert- I didn't really have desert but my g/f did. She likes to take 1 of each desert and try to see whats the best and she couldn't find one thing. Also we over heard the couple sitting next to us they said the dessert was not good.\n\nOverall this was the worst outing I have ever HAD...... PERIOD. I have never been so annoyed after eating at a buffet, you can usually find at least one thing that is good but not here. (I actually had to throw up afterwards). I will not be coming here again.
__label__1 For $35/person but no olysters or sahimi?  No way!  It's just not worth it.  I dont understand why it's rated four stars.  If you put aside the dessert, it's a $15 buffet top.   For same price, I'd rather go to Todai at Planet Hollywood.
__label__4 We are locals, and this is the only buffet we will go to.  We like that they have small portions, so we are able to take a little of everything.  Very good food.
__label__2 Went to this buffet (gorgeous d\u00e9cor by the way) two weeks ago and although it was great, it's not the best buffet I've eaten at.  I do have to agree with the other reviewers that the options were poor.  The quality was good and the portion control in individual containers helped but other than that, I'd say this was more like a three star place.  Luckily I didn't do the weekend $40-/+ buffet that most mentioned.  We went on a Monday during brunch time and it was about $22 I think.  Not bad for an all you can eat place in Vegas as it kept me full all day, but I felt the lack of options bored me and was done within 45 minutes.  I expected a little more from a place that looks so posh!
__label__4 The best buffet on the strip!!! Seriously!\n\nVery clean, big variety of tasty food, and the desert table is out of this world!!\nMake sure to leave room for gelato - they have a big selection for a buffet :))\n\nThe waiting staff is nice, polite and quick to bring you drinks.\n\nNo big smelly carts with food leftovers and dirty plates rolling between the tables like in some buffets.
__label__2 Fairly disappointed in this buffet even though it is considered ont of the top 10 buffets on the Vegas strip. \n\nI think I came on the wrong day because everything tasted bland...the only good thing were the gelatos. Can't get that wrong right? Would I come back and pay $38 with the chances of it being better than the first time? Maybe not...
__label__4 My favorite buffet in the whole wide world is Wicked Spoon!  It feels like endless fine dining!\n\nThe atmosphere is elegant, classy, upscale, and spacious.  The staff is so polite and friendly.  I love the waiters!  The moment I'm finished with a plate, they swoop over to ask if they can take it away.  It was a very luxurious experience!  \n\nTheir drinks are no ordinary drinks.  Fresh squeezed juices and high end teas.  I've never experienced this at any other buffet.  \n\nThe food was very high quality at such a low price!  I ate chilean sea bass and roasted bone marrow the most!  The chefs will adjust and make any of the dishes the way you want it.  Everything was cooked to perfection!  All the food were artfully presented in their own miniature plating.  The dessert bar was so good!  I love gelato, apple pie, and bread pudding.  \n\nIf you love buffets, you must try this place!  It will change the way you view buffets forever!
__label__2 From the outside the place looks great, but I'm all about the food quality more than the presentation and I've got to say Wicked Spoon still needs some improvement. \n\nI tried almost everything they had to offer, and I was glad they at least had crab legs and shrimp,  if I'm going to pay $40 /person I better be eating some seafood. The Korean short ribs were just ok, the quality of the meat was not that great. The fried oysters were cold when I got them, and when I tried a fresh batch they cooked it didn't really have any flavor. The mini sloopy joe burgers were pretty good, but I didn't pay this price to eat burgers. The prime rib I got to say was pretty tender and cooked well, but I'm not a huge fan of prime rib so needless to say I wasn't impressed by that either. \n\nMoving on to the desserts..the presentation looked all so lovely, but most of the ones in the little tiny cups weren't that great. The flan was pretty good and not too sweet. They had these tiny orange macarons which were pretty yummy. My favorite dessert was the ice cream, which I believe it was the caramel chocolate one I had. The ice cream was rich and creamy and probably by far the best thing I think I had at the buffet. \n\nSo I was not impressed by them at all, I essentially paid $40 to eat really really good ice cream, which I could have gotten a whole bucket worth. I still recommend the M Buffet at the M Resort. Their buffet not only includes unlimited Wine and Beer, but their crab legs are Warm!! And all their desserts are yummy, especially the creme brulee.
__label__3 Came here on Saturday for lunch, and was impressed.\n\nAs per \"Asian style\" in terms of attacking the buffet, we attacked the meat and seafood first.  Not a lot of variety in seafood at the time, just some salmon, shrimp cocktail, clams and sushi, but the meat was delicious.  We had BRAISED SHORT RIBS over POLENTA, PRIME RIB, KOREAN BBQ, BBQ PORK RIBS, and TRI TIP.  The most amazing thing was the pile of BONE MARROW they had...rich and delicious. All of these were delicious...a lil bit on the salty side, but hey, taste is what matters, right?\n\n(THERE ARE REVIEWS THAT SAY THERE ARE NO PRIME RIB...THAT IS NOT TRUE!  We had a lot of prime rib...but the piece I got was definitely more Raw than Rare)\n\nThis place doesn't have as much variety as the other places, but the quality of their food was great.  The dessert selection was awesome as well with their PUMPKIN CHEESECAKE, SWEET POTATO FLAN, and GELATO.\n\n\nOverall, the presentation of the food was all aesthetically pleasing....they're big on serving food in individual containers, which makes it fun to eat, but also means you can grab less per trip!
__label__3 Great concept! I loved the individual portions just for the novelty of it. It might be useful to go with a buddy and pick out things to share.\n\nHighlights included the pesto mashed potatoes, prime rib, fried chicken, mushroom risotto, and truffled scalloped potatoes.\n\nLowlights: ramen (too salty), sushi (I didn't try any, but apparently it was the worst sushi ever), and some of the desserts were disappointing (rock hard red velvet cookies).\n\nCool idea with the mac and cheese bar, but one bowl can be shared with the table, as it's very rich and creamy, and the portions are pretty big. And you wanna save room for those king crab legs, right?\n\nMaybe this place doesn't have the variety like other buffets, but they offer items that are different or use different ingredients, which makes it more interesting.
__label__4 Okay...when in Vegas it seems customary to splurge your way into the many buffets on the strip. Sure, you may opt for the $18.99 buffet with the prime rib (or so we hope it is) OR you can indulge in something more Wickedly amazing! Wicked Spoon Buffet is sure to fulfill your appetite. Say no to cafeteria styled buffet catering and say HELLO to a luxury all you can eat paradise.\n\nSet in the super chic Cosmopolitan hotel surrounded by Modern decor, each food serving is served in individual mini platters with an abundance of food from every ethnic background you can think of. Fresh Italian cured meats?...oh yeah...Fresh seafood with all the chilled shrimp and crab legs you can eat?...oh yes...and a fully stalked ice cream bar?...hell yeah! Into fine wines? No fear...they have a wine dispenser for a little extra fee.\n\nThis is fine buffet dining at it's best (as if there were such a thing...right?) It's definitely worth the price. Splurge and indulge...it's Vegas after all!
__label__3 I love the Cosmo, so why not give the buffet a try.  Arrived at 8:30 am which was perfect because it was dead.  Paid $9 extra for AYCD mimosas and bloody Mary's.  Easily drank our money's worth, but I am a buffets best friend, I get one plate and I'm done.  I enjoy that they have small, separated portions, so that your food isn't running into each other.  Had to try the Mac n cheese, and that was probably the best thing I had.  The biscuits n gravy was also yummy.  I think the Wynn buffet is prettier, you don't feel like you are at a buffet, but the service was really good at WS and our waiter even sent us with a to-go drink.
__label__4 For $40 I thought this was a pretty darn good deal. Nice ambiance, service, and best of all, really good and interesting food. You won't find any gross giant chafing dishes of buffet food here; instead, most items come on their own individual serving plates/dishes, which contributes to the high-end feel of this place. While they have your prime rib (excellent), pasta, and all the other usual dishes you expect at a buffet, they also offered some some out-of-ordinary fare which I greatly enjoyed, like the roast bone marrow (accompanied by toast and sea salt, yum!), sauteed calves liver, and beef tongue shepherd's pie. They had a kale salad that was divine, and there was very little to fault with any other offerings I tried. I thought the Korean BBQ galbi was a little on the fatty side, but not bad. Their dessert selection was pretty outstanding as well, with a Thai Iced Tea ice cream that was out of this world! My friends and I had a great time and was appropriately stuffed by the time we waddled out of there. This changed my idea of a buffet forever, and I am looking forward to my next visit.
__label__3 I do have to downgrade. Here are my reasons: \n\nThe buffet is not that well organized. Sausage and bacon is nowhere near the egg station. Pastas are strewn about the joint. Nothing is really in a collection except for the fruits and salad and cheese sections. \n\nService was not that great the last time I went. Yes it was busy, but I would appreciate a refill on my OJ here and there. \n\nThe food is still good and a good value for all the culinary explorations here, but I wouldn't give it 5 stars again.
__label__0 One Star because although I spent rest of the day worrying about it, I didn't throw up or get diarrhea.\nWas there 2weeks ago. After 4+ hours of driving from Venice to Las Vegas I was far too tired to go to my beloved Grand Lux Cafe, so I said what the heck, let's get a nice buffet and famish ourselves. Big mistake. For 40$ per person there are MANY nice places you can eat in Las Vegas good quality food. The food here was mediocre, bland, cold, tasteless. All ingredients felt low quality and the food simply did not sit well in our stomachs. Had to overdose on those Sprite Zeroes to restore some semblance  of peace  in my stomach. Save your money and go somewhere where you will actually enjoy the food.
__label__2 This place deserves 3.5 stars.  They do a lot more adventurous things than most buffets would, and they deserve credit for it. I mean, how many buffets have bone marrow or cow tongue as even an option as a star dish?  The standard buffet fare was slightly disappointing, with the Asian and pizza options being underwhelming.  Don't discount this as a negative review, as far as a buffet goes this place is totally legit.  I will be back.
__label__1 After over two years, I finally returned to Wicked Spoon. On my first visit, I wasn't a fan of the small plates concept, but on this occasion that was the least of my complaints. \n\nMy friend was in town and wanted to try a buffet. We were leaning towards Bacchanal, but my fella insisted on giving Wicked Spoon another try since we weren't really in the mood to stand in a long line for dinner. We arrived at 7:30 on a Saturday and there was no line at all. I have to admit, this scared me off a bit. This is peak buffet-eating time and there was no line, it just didn't seem right. \n\nWe paid and were seated within 2 minutes of arriving. Service was friendly, but we had to wait quite a bit of time to get drink orders in. On several occasions I had to ask other servers that were meandering around if we could order drinks and refills. After this coaxing our server did arrive and take our orders. We made sure to order refills as he was placing our drinks down after having to wait one too many times with nothing to drink. As a thirsty girl, that's a pet peeve of mine, keep those refills coming.\n\nThe food wasn't too exciting either. I actually had a hard time deciding on anything. I wandered around around much longer than I usually do at buffets and ended up with the same things over and over. The only things I had any interest in eating were the kalbi and assorted veggies I found on the line.\n\nI don't see myself returning to this buffet any time soon. Definitely not worth the $40 price tag.
__label__3 Wicked spoon used to be my favorite buffet in vegas. But the quality has gone down while the price came up. It is still one of my top choices, but  no longer deserves a 5 star.
__label__4 The sexiest buffet I've ever been to, period. I mean, I understand that it's kind of weird describing food as 'sexy,' but honestly, this food is so damn attractive. And delicious. To take this a step further, I would pay the price of this buffet just to get at that dessert bar. Tiramisu, homemade marshmallows, handcrafted ice cream, fruit tarts... you name it; and I'm not even really a sweets person! \n\nThere's no downside to this. When you hit up Vegas, make sure to drop by this place for dinner. I've tried a lot of the other buffets before and nothing really compares to this one. It might not be the most expensive foods available (but I think it's pretty damn close, and extra points for creativity). I got recommended to some of the other buffets, like Bellagio and Rio, which I've had before, but they really don't match up.
__label__1 I know that a lot of people are raving like crazy about this place, but my review is a little different. But first, some quick tips!\n\n1. The parking for the Cosmopolitan is located in a lot on Harmon Way.\n\n2. The buffet is located fairly far into the hotel on the second floor near the guest elevators.\n\n3. You can also access the Cosmopolitan via the walkway between Crystals/Aria or coming from Planet Hollywood.\n\nThere are a lot of different things that put me off about the Wicked Spoon and a few that make me want to love it. I'll start with the things I didn't like and relive the happy memories of what I did like.\n\nService is an incredibly important thing to me. This is considering the fact that we are all paying nearly $40 (dinner) to eat. It's almost unacceptable to me that they don't think about serving people better according to the price tag of the buffet. The thing that bothers me is that the first time I visited the Wicked Spoon, we were given the worst service I have ever witnessed. \n\nI must note to you guys a disclaimer. My girlfriend and I have agreed to a set policy of tipping our waiter AFTER the buffet is over. We use the tip to rate their service. If you did awesome, we will tip incredibly generously. Anyhow, the first time we went to the Wicked Spoon, our waiter didn't seem to want to check on us and a lot of the time he would pass by our table and go to other larger parties and schmooze with them rather than serve us. I noticed that he was also neglecting another table next to us that was getting angrier by the second. So angry that they asked another sections bus boy to clear their tables and refill their drinks. Whenever I asked the waiter to refill drinks, it would take at least 10 minutes for anything to come. Finally fed up, we were able to get the manager to come and to relay to her our problems. She apologized and comped us two buffets each.\n\nWe ended up giving away a set of our comps to our family members, and we used the comp on ourselves for our second visit. The second visit was no better than the first. A waitress was incredibly distant and the only redeeming factor was the busboy who was friendly and very efficient. We tipped him, but neglected to tip our waitress and asked for the manager yet again. The manager was disappointed by our experience, and comped us again for dinner.\n\nAs if I couldn't stay away from a BAD situation, I decided that we had to try the Wicked Spoon at least one more time and use up our comp. This time service was passable, but mediocre. It wasn't great, it wasn't bad. We left a standard 15% tip and called it a night.\n\nNow onto the good things and the reason why the Wicked Spoon gets two stars. The food ranges from amazing to terrible, but nothing far in between. The food here is more \"high brow.\" You'll see your gaspachos, you'll see your confits, and you'll see your bone marrows. It's incredibly interesting the way they serve their food, whether it's by tiny skillets or by tiny frying cages. There are a few standout items, but for the most part the Asian offerings are almost always a miss. The Italian pastas and paninis can be a hit or a miss. Sometimes the pasta is nicely cooked and other times it is vastly undercooked or overcooked. \n\nI really love the meats that they have coming out of their carving station as well as their seafood. It's pretty fresh and tasty. The bone marrow is interesting for first timers, but I enjoy it though it seems a little bad for my cholesterol. One of my other favorite things is that they do have a made to order station, my favorite being the mac and cheese. It sounds simple, but being able to add toppings such as bacon, chives, and other mac and cheese favorites and have them cook it in front of you is pretty cool.\n\nMy favorite part of their buffet is dessert. My only complaint in that area is that they don't really seem to have that many macarons and they are prone to running out. In comparison, the Bacchanal Buffet seems to have an unending stream of macarons. The other thing that I really enjoy about the dessert is the gelato. My favorite is the mint chip! I love the little chocolate balls since the texture is pretty interesting.\n\nI hope that your service experience is different than mine and that you enjoy the food!
__label__3 Came here for lunch with the guys and was impressed at the quality of food prepared. Although the options seemed small in my perspective, the food was very delicious. I want more of that macaroni....\n\nPrice wise, its vegas nothing is going to be cheap, but not impossible to eat here. \n\nLocated at the Cosmopolitan hotel so make sure to hit up Marquee the night before and get a good grub on in the afternoon!
__label__1 If you go a little after opening and it's not busy. The food will be cold and too salty - shame considering i went there 3 times 2 months ago.
__label__2 I don't know why people rave about Wicked Spoon so much.  I've come here for both lunch and dinner and the food is okay.  The kalbi ribs, beet salad, and bone marrow are the go to dishes.  I much prefer Wynn, or the new buffet at Caesar's
__label__2 I was so excited to try this place because of all the press and photos I'd seen. Sadly, I ended up being a tad underwhelmed. \n\nI love the individual servings as opposed to big messy trays where people duel to the death for certain items or use whatever tongs they can get a hold of. However, there just wasn't enough variety to make everyone happy.\n\nMeat lovers have tons of enticing options, such as duck ravioli, bone marrow, and braised boar ragout. Seafood lovers have less to choose from. The menu was very shrimp-heavy-shrimp cocktail, shrimp ceviche, Spanish-style garlic shrimp...\n\nMaybe this is the Asian lady in me, but I was wondering the whole time, \"Where are the clams? Mussels? Calamari? Fish?\" There were one or two fish dishes, which were rather cookie cutter and nothing exciting. Crab legs were offered, so you might be happy if that's your thing. I never cared much for crab legs, so I was left wanting more.\n\nVegetarians are even less well-represented, unless you count the salad bar. And vegans? Forget about it.\n\nThis all-you-can-eat is pretty awesome for people who have a sweet tooth; I'll give it that. Desserts range from macarons to strawberry cream puffs to a dense chocolate cake. For me, the desserts were the highlight of my dining experience here.\n\nWe came at dinnertime, supposedly when buffets put out the best of the best. And we were in Vegas, known to be a buffet heaven. Despite all that, I failed to be impressed by this newer restaurant. The Wicked Spoon, though it serves some decent (not great) meat dishes with decadent ingredients, didn't meet my definition of a great buffet.
__label__4 If you can somehow overlook the price..\nJust know its worth it. Everything I tried was good!! Out of all the things my fav was the Thai basil rice with egg. Lol I'm Asian what can you say..
__label__1 I came to this place twice. The first time was last year and I was hooked it was so good that I told myself i would come back and I did. The second time around  we came in a group of 10 and I was selling the place literally to my friends, but was so disappointed with the quality of food and the choices of food this time around. For $45 per head it was so not worth it
__label__3 Great deal for breakfast/lunch. The food was amazing and there were lots of lighter delicious options so you weren't eating straight heavy fat. GO HERE!
__label__2 Forget the casino where your wallet takes a pounding, this is where your body takes punishment. But look at yourself in the mirror, man, you did it to yourself. Leg of lamb, prime rib, wild boar, kalbi ribs, spicy shrimp, mac-n-cheese, gnocchi, cheeses, salads, breads, and then the... OK stuff, which is too much too mention. Eye in the sky sees you eating like a gluttonous pig. Pace self with sanctity. #foodslut
__label__2 The food was lacking flavor and taste, we were there for the ACF Convention. The service was lacking and non existing bussers.
__label__1 I don't know what all the hype is about but I'm guessing it was for dinner because Sunday brunch sucked!! Definitely not worth the $35 dollars.  \n\nYay:\n-Desserts: Cheesecake, gelato, rice pudding, carrot cake, and the strawberries (from the chocolate covered strawberries) were all the things I liked from this buffet.\n-You have the option of paying $10 extra for champagne brunch which was nice.  \n\nNay:\n-Food: why is everything so salty?!? I'm surprised no one is tasting the food before it comes out.  After I was done eating, my tongue felt sore from the abrasiveness of all the salty food.\n-Variety: They don't have that many.  There was an abundance of pork though. Bacon, sausage (breakfast sausage and sausage patties, and andouille), roasted pork (Chinese 5 spice-skin was not crispy, Chinese pork ribs, and at the carving station-pork belly bacon was really tough and roasted pork ribs).  They had a small section of Asian food-everything was bleh or too salty, Spanish/Italian foods, a large breakfast station, a breakfast omelette station, a make your own cereal station, salad bar, dessert and the only soup being offered was a miso soup and guess what, yes that's salty as well. \n-Carving station: I guess it's my fault for not asking about what was being served before I waited in line but there was NO prime rib!  I'm just so used to ALL the buffets in Vegas offering it, but this was a huge disappointment.  The only thing they had were roasted chicken, top sirloin, bone marrow and roast pig.  I liked that they had bone marrow BUT the toast that was served with it and the chimichurri was SALTY! UGH! It had like a strong garlic salt taste to it\n-The guy at the carving station: was very inattentive.  Didn't seem like he wanted to be there.  A customer asked for a slice of prime rib and he gave him a slice of top sirloin.  Didn't even try to correct him and say that it wasn't prime rib.  Maybe he didn't hear him, but like I said, very inattentive.  I had to wave him down once because he was staring off somewhere else.\n\nI definitely regret coming here for brunch.
__label__4 Not just the best buffet we've had in Vegas, but possibly the best buffet we've ever had. The quality of food is superb.
__label__3 Yummy, delicious, fresh food.  Definitely worth the price.
__label__1 I'm not sure if my bf and i just came at the wrong time or if we got over excited about trying this place, but we were REALLY disappointed. We came for brunch and we were disappointed with the selections. Such a lack of variety.\n\nThen we figured maybe the yelp hype was over the desserts. So when picking out desserts, I was looking forward to the macarons that everyone took pictures of, just to find out it's only served for dinner. But the desserts were pretty good. \n\nOverall, this place wasn't as great as yelpers made it seem. There are so many other better buffets. I would recommend Studio B at M resort. It's off the strip but much more variety and free wine and beer.
__label__1 Visited the brunch buffet. The cost was $26 per person and I can't help but think that there must be something better.  \n\nMy first impression was a sense of disappointment.  My first bite was of some sushi and it almost led to vomiting.  After taking a breather, I was able to manage to try some other things.  Nearly every item I tired was cold.  Had it been hotter, it all would have been decent.  The dessert was the only redeeming quality of this buffet.  \n\nI'm no Vegas Pro, but I'm guessing that one might be able to do better.
__label__0 Yelp really disappointed me today. For the first time. I really don't understand why this place has so many stars! Way below average, so disappointing! Beef so hard and chewy, pork dry and tasteless, salad just..blah..Best thing on my plate was smoked salmon that I can get in a supermarket.\nI was never really crazy about buffets but this one makes me never want to try another one again...yuck
__label__4 Not a buffet person, but this food is a great way to sample gourmet food.  Price Perfectly and you won't be disappointed.  I like the way the servings are arranged, not buffet style, but a personal mini sample spoon or plate.  Very Cute.  i liked the mini fry basket for the Sweet Potato Fries.....
__label__1 I heard so many wonderful things about the Wicked Spoon, so when I finally tried it, I was incredibly disappointed.\n\nWe went at 10:30 on a weekday. No line whatsoever. Was it our timing? I don't know. All I know is that the hot food I put on my plate was already cold when I sat down. I should've done what the husband did: get a made-to-order omelette. By that time, though, I was no longer interested in any more savory food. Cold, tough potatoes and a cold, flavorless eggs benedict will do that to you.\n\nAt least the desserts were good. The chocolate covered strawberries were excellent.\n\nThe hype, and the $26 price tag for brunch, set my expectations pretty high. I was pretty cranky- and not close to full- when I walked out of there. Unless someone else is buying, I won't be back.
__label__3 Stayed four nights at this hotel and on last night of my stay, finally dined at their buffet. It wasn't crowded but the place was somewhat busy. The food wasn't spectacular, but good enough for me to finish everything I brought to my table. Disappointed with the crab legs. Otherwise, they had some items to make me consider coming back next time. The price was reasonable. The suite I stay in and the style of the hotel are what attract me here. And the buffet is convenient. The ambience at the buffet is appealing and somewhat unique. They think outside the box to some extent and it works. It's not the best buffet in Vegas, but I wouldn't mind eat here, especially if I stay at the hotel.
__label__4 One of the best buffets of my life. No joke. Line was long for it, so that's a good sign but that's the case with all Vegas buffets. It's about $50 a head on Saturdays for dinner. Good selection of many things. Highlights for me include: freshly cut prime rib, medium rare with a great crust. Leg of lamb. Crab legs already split for you, no cracking necessary. It's crack-a-lacking. Truffle Risotto. Macarons. Gelato. Bone marrow. Shrimp and grits. Shrimp cocktail and ceviche. Everything else was really good and very un-buffet like but those were the star attractions for me personally. Obviously it's not for everyone and it depends on your taste buds. It seems they offer things seasonally or only once in a while so not everything is always the same each time you come. I had so much seafood and prime rib that I got my money back in my belly in no time and then some! Great buffet, I can't wait to come back and try some of the other Vegas buffets but thus far, one of the best for me.
__label__3 Since Yelp orders things by original date, and there are 2982 reviews when I write this, I'm thinking my review will be read in say, March of 2017.  \n\nThat said, I've made a point to try most of the Strip buffets, the other reviewers aren't lying it's pretty tasty here overall.\n\nThey've got the small pots/baskets for a lot of the dishes like some of the other buffets do, and though they are cute, you end up with one on your plate, and no room for any of the other tasty treats.   \n\nAll the usual seafood choices (crab legs, etc...)\n\nThe bone marrow is good, but wow it's filling and greasy.  Do not have it first!  \n\nDessert choice is great, a lot of choices (macarons even!) to be had.\n\nService is normal for buffets, the servers are attentive and friendly, clearing your multiple plates away without you noticing.\n\nOut of the way to get to in the hotel though, which is both a good and bad thing.  Good in that it reduces lines.  Bad in that you have a long hike to get there, and honestly, it feels like you're walking through dead parts of a convention hotel where you probably shouldn't even be.  But viola, there you suddenly are, and it's food coma time.
__label__0 I've heard many people talk about this buffet as being one of the best in Vegas. I live in Vegas so I've tried many buffets. I love the Cosmo. It's a beautiful hotel with lovely rooms right in the middle of the strip. I have to say I was really, really disappointed in the buffet. We went today for Sunday brunch. My partner got a comp but we didn't realize that because it's a holiday weekend their prices were almost double the normal price. My fault. As a Vegas resident, I should have known better. We expected to pay about $25-$30 per person but it was $39.99 so we ended up paying over $50 out of pocket. in addition, even a comped meal doesn't get you ahead of the long line waiting to get in. You have to be a VIP of their casino club for that . Okay, our mistake on the cost. After waiting endlessly in line, I was sure that it would be worth the wait. Being a \"holiday\" buffet, should mean some really good food choices.Their gimmick here is small tasting portions in little bowls, pans, and pots. I like that idea but many of the items were weird combinations that didn't look or sound appetizing to me. I love breakfast buffets because I can have a little of a lot of breakfast foods. I love french toast but it was mushy and inedible. There were red velvet pancakes that had a good taste with a bavarian creme to put on top but maybe because they were so thin and small, they were kind of hard so I didn't get more than one. Also the Bavarian creme container was almost empty and my second time around had not yet been refilled. There didn't seem to be anything normal there. No regular pancakes. Eggs Benedict? No, a salmon Benedict and a beef Benedict but no regular Canadian bacon Benedict. Angry mac and cheese (spicy - didn't like), wasabi mashed potatoes (again, not to my liking), spaghetti but with scallops and weird looking noodles. The pork loin was bland. The homemade Italian sausage at the carving station was pink inside (yuck). There was a whole section of Asian food - sushi and Chinese dishes. Not my favorite so I can't comment but one of my companions loves sushi and wasn't impressed. No Mexican fare. For the price we paid, I was sure there would be crab legs or shrimp entrees. Nope. Nothing that really justified the $40 price tag IMO. They had shrimp cocktail in small tasting cups so if shrimp is your thing, you'd need to take a lot of cups. I'm a dessert-a-holic so when the meal wasn't that great, I still had hopes for the desserts. I was disappointed there as well. The cakes were dried out and just okay. There was a pistachio cake, carrot cake, chocolate bundt, and cheese cake. A chocolate lava cake with raspberry sauce on the bottom didn't have a liquid chocolatey middle like most lava cakes I've had. There were some danishes - strawberry and Nutella, and cookies and tarts. The best were the chocolate covered strawberries. They were large and covered in chocolate and either Heath bar pieces or Oreo crumbs. The desserts weren't bad but they weren't outstanding either. After waiting a long time to go to this place, and spending the equivalent of $120, the best thing I can say is that now that I've been there, I'll never be tempted to go again.
__label__4 Wicked Spoon was my first Vegas buffet experience! And I'm really glad it was! I was here on a trip with my girlfriends and we all had a great time. Our server was great and always on top of keeping our drinks filled and clearing away our empty plates. \n\nI'm usually wary of buffets and proceed with caution because food is just made in a huge bulk quantity--- usually lacking in seasoning and all of that. But I was pleasantly surprised by the variety, taste, and creativity of the dishes. We got there around 11am and started with breakfast foods. Smoked salmon eggs benedict was on point. Then we wandered into lunch territory. I loved their fried chicken (they are served in cute mini fryers too), gnocchi, kale/quinoa salad (yay for healthy options!), risotto...basically I liked everything I tasted. They also had some not so normal dishes such as sriracha infused watermelon (interesting! but only worth one try) and goat cheese panacotta (kind of odd..). I love the idea of combining unexpected flavors so seeing dishes like that made me very happy :)\n\nThey also had some great freshly made juice concoctions (I'm assuming they were freshly made) like pineapple, mango, and melon juice.\n\nThen we moved into dessert!!! Obviously every review here raves about the dessert and it's true...the dessert selection is awesome. I tried some of the pastries but mainly went straight for the gelato! Straciatella is always my favorite, and it was great here:)\n\nAt the end of the day, we ended up staying here for 4 hours just hanging out and eating. I think they let us do that since it wasn't a super busy weekend but props to them for not kicking us out. Will definitely be back here the next time I want a buffet on the strip!
__label__0 Everyone was raving about this place.  Pictures made it look super awesome.  \n\nPlease don't believe when people tell you this is the buffet to check out.  Food was TERRIBLE... I didn't even go for seconds.  I couldn't eat what was in my plate.   Poor choice in food combination.   After the disappointment of the food, I was hoping the dessert was going to be the topping to what every foodie was raving about. COMPLETE disappointment, I couldn't believe  dessert looked so good but tasted like NOTHING!!!   The Wickedspoon needs to step it up.  Not worth what your paying for.         \n\nHonestly, I was expecting so much more....
__label__4 Look guys... this is the best buffet on the strip.   There can be only one.\n\nFirst things first, this buffet has the most interesting choices and flavor combinations.  Aside from that, each dish is pretty fucking magnificent.  You can tell care went in to preparing and presenting each one.\n\nFavorites: risotto, paella, chicken wings, and the salmon.  Also, try one of every dessert.  Just do it, nerd.\n\nWaiter was a little slow, but I went an hour before they were closing shop so I can forgive that. I'm a Vegas local and this will be my recommendation to all friends visiting.
__label__2 All this hype I heard about wicked spoon. Let me tell you, does not live up to the hype.  Prime rib felt like rubber.  Crab legs were cold.  Their version of ramen tasted undercooked and had the texture of playdoe.  I honestly think their sausage and dessert was the best thing there.  Would I go back? Probably not.
__label__1 I had breakfast, and didn't eat much. Enough said. I thought this was a high end casino, but it falls short big time in this joint!
__label__0 I've never been so dissatisfied with service, that the food became an afterthought. I've been to Las Vegas 6 times within the last 3 years and visited here each time. After my last experience here, I'll be taking a long break if I ever decide to go back. \n\nMy father and I ate here on 7/25 for brunch around 11am.  I'd say the capacity was about 2/3rds or less full.  For buffets, I only expect 2 things for service - that my plates are cleared in a timely manner and drinks are refilled. After being seated, I go to get my food first while my father stays behind and orders our drinks.  I'm away a good while since I take a look at all of the food stations to decide where to get started. Decided on some breakfast items and toasted a slice of bread.  When I get back to the table, only our bottle of glass water was dropped off.  For those that haven't been here before, they provide you a bottle of glass water to start you off with.  My father leaves to get his food and our waitress finally arrives with our order of a cup of coffee and two juices.  This was over 10 minutes since we were first seated.  Another note to those that haven't been here before is that the table that seats two is small and the big plates that they use take up about a little less than a quarter of it.  I finish my first plate and my glass of juice, and I go back to get more food.  I tell my dad to order another juice for me while I'm gone. When I came back, my plate wasn't cleared and the waitress didn't stop by to check on us.  In fact, she didn't pass by at all since she came back with the drinks.  My father flagged down the first person that passed by, which just so happens to be the lady that sat us. She mentions that she wasn't our server and calls the one who was down. Lo and behold, our server appeared with the quickness to finally clear my plate and refill my juice.  By this time, our water was less than half full and should have been refilled also. But it never was refilled our whole stay.  By the time our waitress came back, I was halfway done with my second plate.  I always overlook things like this and give our server the benefit of the doubt, but still no improvement.  Our area wasn't even full and I didn't see our server busy serving others except for a group of a dozen ladies with champagne who seemed more into taking selfies and chatting than eating. My third plate was dessert already. And when I came back, my second plate was still on the table! So was my father's first plate.  So remember what I said about the size of the plates and table? Well that equals a full table does it? Our table wasn't cleared until I was already done with dessert.  The thing that really bothered me was we were near the wall where the bussers would stack up cleared plates before taking them to be washed. I was thinking they were shorthanded, but seemed like they had enough time to talk story by the wall while our plates and well as others in our area weren't cleared yet.  Like I said in the beginning, all I expected was my plates to be cleared in a timely manner (preferable before I come back with my next plate) and drinks are refilled.  If my father didn't flag down the lady that sat us, who knows if our server would have ever come back? \n\nWe ate at two other buffets that week, at the Bellagio and Monte Carlo.  Service at Bellagio was excellent, even though it was packed.  Our server was efficient in refilling our drinks and I always came back with no plate sitting there.  Even at Monte Carlo, where drinks were self-serve from their fountain station, our plates were cleared in a timely manner.  At nearly $30 after taxes for brunch, I expect great service when the competition like Bellagio and Wynn provide that for $10 less. But was we got was pretty much non-existent.
__label__0 Extremely unhappy with the food I got here. Spend your money elsewhere!! The food was SO BAD that it spoiled half of my day in Vegas. I haven't had such bad food in a long time.\n\nMy fianc\u00e9 and I had went to Wicked Spoon a few years and it was my favorite buffet in Vegas at the time, but it has gone downhill since then. We paid 88ish total for the two of us. It's definitely hard to get your moneys worth here unless your fine eating crappy tasting food. \n\nFOOD:\nThe two most expensive things here are probably the crab legs and the prime rib. I don't really eat much cooked seafood, so I didn't eat the crab. I love steak, so I loaded up on the PRIME RIB. Unfortunately, it tasted like DOG FOOD. That spoiled my appetite and I couldn't eat much more. \n\nThe rest of the food offered was super cheap stuff like hometown buffet-esque. I had some cheap chicken wings, pasta, etc. Everything tasted very subpar. \n\nThe gelato used to be pretty good, but I think they get it from somewhere else now. It's much worse than before. It tasted very cheap and low quality and the texture was kind of melty. I had some lemon meringue and orange white chocolate cake that was pretty decent, but thats the only thing I semi-enjoyed. \n\nOverall, I DO NOT RECOMMEND Wicked Spoon. Service isn't very attentive either. SERIOUSLY take your money to a nice restaurant and get yourself a high quality or steak or something. NOT WORTH THE PRICE!
__label__2 This was a decent buffet ....just like many in Vegas. I enjoyed the made to order mac and cheese. The mac and cheese guy was friendly and created a great mac and cheese dish for me. They had choices from shrimp, beef, bacon, onions, chives, three different cheeses, a couple of others that I cannot remember but you will have an opportunity to be creative. Overall, it was an okay choice.
__label__3 Yum yum! Get in this belly! And I mean PORK BELLY! at one point, I had pork belly on my plate made 3 different ways. The desserts are awesome too.
__label__3 Very good buffet,allot of great fancy selection of food and salad and desserts,buetiful design and decor,good service and friendly...
__label__3 Very helpful about gluten free needs. At the beginning of the buffet, a chef walked me through all the items and what was gluten free. He also made me a special gluten free stir fry from the Asian station that was very yummy! \n\nIn general there is a good selection of food. High end items include prime rib and crab legs, if they had stuff like oysters would be perfect. \n\nThe sushi was not very good. Otherwise good spread.
__label__2 C'est un caf\u00e9 correct pour travailler et pour se prendre un lunch quand on a oubli\u00e9 le sien \u00e0 la maison. Je suis all\u00e9e \u00e0 l'heure du lunch et \u00e7a n'\u00e9tais pas trop occup\u00e9, donc la combinaison de wifi gratuit et grandes tables pour travailler \u00e9tait exactement ce que je cherchais. Ils ont un bonne vari\u00e9t\u00e9 de plats et le service est bien correct. J'ai pris deux salades : une aux l\u00e9gumes et moutarde dijon, puis l'autre l\u00e9gumes et p\u00e2tes \u00e0 l'orientale, ou bien plut\u00f4t simplement \u00e0 la sauce soya. Les deux \u00e9taient super bonne et j'ai bien aim\u00e9 avoir l'option d'un lunch sans trop de pain. Ils ont aussi des plats chauds et des plats du jour qui ont l'air de changer r\u00e9guli\u00e8rement. Somme toute, c'est un endroit qui m\u00e9lange le style caf\u00e9t\u00e9ria avec le style caf\u00e9 sans fla fla. C'est argent comptant, mais il y a un ATM au caf\u00e9 m\u00eame.
__label__2 John's place is a good local bar. The decor is pleasing and clean. The food is average. You can order from the Mario's Pizza menu (Which is attached via a hallway) or order from a limited bar menu. I actually enjoy their sliders (chicken or cheese burger). Really tasty. There is usually some type of drink special and enough TV's to get a good view of whatever game happens to be on. Service is good although can be spotty at times. Pretty much a regular crowd via many of the neighborhoods around the area. I wouldn't go out of my way to come here but it is a convenient and nice local pub.
__label__2 I agree with Beth.\n\nThe building looks kind of cool, has plenty of snazzy neon signs and architectural \"enhancements\" - but it really isn't a well-designed library.\n\nIf you like to browse some fiction and then non-fiction, with a trip to the computers (aka \"card catalog\") in between - you feel like your bouncing around a warehouse that has some bookshelves in it.\n\nIt feels as if there will be a trendy coffee shop tucked into it at any moment.
__label__4 I don't really do the lounge scene back home due to one really bad experience a few years ago at Enclave. I wouldn't go as far as to call Enclave much of a lounge, but they all kind of seem the same to me. Until I met Bond. It was a \"one-thing-led to-another\" relationship with Bond. *Blush!*\n\nI visited Bond about 3 times over the course of one week and even decided to stay at his place on my last night! Well, by his place, I really mean the Cosmopolitan. And it was with my husband for our final night in Vegas, so I guess it was kind of a threesome. Yeeah... about Bond.\n\nThe music is pumping, but not obnoxious. The DJ was great. The decor is excellent. The seats are comfy. The scene is full of variety, but not like a douche circus. I drinks? Don Johnson joined me a few times. The staff? Friendly and fabulous. I donned my glitzy best and can't wait to visit again on my next trip through town.
__label__4 I LOVE the Cosmopolitan Hotel, and all the bars are beautiful and unique in their own way. Bond Bar is no exception. \n\nWe stopped by for a drink on a Monday afternoon on the way back to our room... it was slow and pretty chill. I felt like I was in an awesome hot pink intergalactic space lounge... no joke. The lighting and decor were amazing. Whoever designed this place gets a giant gold starr... its just beautiful! Sparkle Sparkle!\n\nEach bar at the hotel has the signature Cosmopolitan martini.. which is garnished with a slice of dried (blood) orange... and the drink is light pink super delicious. (I know I should be more adventurous with my drinks but my go-to drink anywhere in this hotel is the Cosmo) \n\nOther than that, each bar also offers its own unique menu so you can't get a lot of the same drinks at all the bars. My sister had a blended strawberry drink with pineapple/coconut foam/cream and it was pretty good. The bartender also introduced us to preserved hibiscus flower. And.... OMG... who would have imagined a gooey preserved flower bud would taste SOOOO good. It reminded me of a gummy or a jelly... but OMG so good. It's used in some gin drink and a definite must try. MMM just thinking about it makes me want to go out and get a jar of flowers to eat...
__label__2 Let me start off by saying that the drinks were fantastic. Very creative and fun. However, the service was not great. I was there on a Saturday night (granted, it was after Fight Night and it was pretty busy). The bartenders told us to take a seat if we could find one and wait for a waitress, so we did. The waitress took the orders of the ladies sitting next to us who sat down at the same time, but did not take our order for another 20 minutes. Also, the DJ that night was pretty terrible. Overall, the drinks were worth the trip, but the rest needs a lot of work.
__label__1 This place was ok. I was with great friends on a birthday outing, so we could've been anywhere to have a fab time (and we did sample a few places that night). We had a good time by virtue of being the fun girlies we are, but I won't go out of my way to return to this particular bar.  I will, however, return to the Cosmo just for the secret pizza place...it's unmarked down a long dark hallway and has awesome pizza AND an old-timey arcade game and pinball machines. Sorry...did I digress? That's how interesting the Chandelier Bar was to me.\n\nIt's a multi-level bar with decent bartending (in fact, the barkeeps did present a touch of class to the place). The chandelier over the liquor bottles  was kinda pretty, but the plastic \"chandelier\" that draped from floor to ceiling...meh. Was pretty tacky looking, actually...reminded me of a giant version of the Mardi Gras beads you get for showing your boobies. Maybe they were going for Diva but got closer to Dive-y. I know it's Vegas, but there are plenty of less tacky places to hang. It felt very dated and old-fashioned. Dated can be good if there's at least a pinch of glam, but the obviously plastic almost-shimmer fell short of that pinch. Call me a snob, but it felt good to leave the verging-on-suffocatingly naff decor.
__label__0 Ambiance is awesome. Service couldn't be worse. I've been here twice - shouldn't have given it a second chance, definitely will NOT give it a third. There are so many other places worth visiting in Vegas. So go take a picture there, but skip ordering a drink. NOT JOKING!!
__label__2 Great ambience! This bar was a great place to grab a drink & people watch or just hang with great company. I really enjoyed the lounge style decor & the drinks here are pretty decent for a casino bar.\n\nI, of course, ordered a vodka grey goose with tonic and was surprised that 75% of it was alcohol. My friend ordered a rum & diet coke and again the drink had a good amount of rum. :-) I'm not quite sure on pricing but seemed decent.\n\nThe waitresses are dressed in cute lacy mini dresses and are very pleasant. Overall, for a hotel lobby bar this is a good spot.
__label__4 One of my favorite lounges in Vegas for the generally upscale crowd, ample seating, and elevated vantage point from the 1.5 and 3rd floors.
__label__2 Expectedly high priced drinks at this lobby bar in Cosmopolitan. I think one Moscow Mule was $16 with tax and tip included. I guess this bar is good for pre-partying or people watching. I just hate spending this much on drinks though?
__label__4 Perfect time, every time. And it's BYOB! \n\nI've been here for a quiet date night, a birthday dinner, and a random not celebrating anything at all group dinner and every time is as good as the last, if not more so.\n\nI like to describe it as an Asian style Melting Pot, except way better. It provides the unique, always enjoyable opportunity to cook delicious food w/your friends, but w/out the hefty price tag. Plus the ambiance is great and the soundtrack is always groovy.\n\nThere are several different broth and small plate options so every time I've gone it's been a different concoction, which is nice, but I'd have to say my favorite to date is the lemongrass. I also love dipping the meats in their side sauces w/a dab of Sriracha, mmm. There is a corking fee for the alcohol but it's a small price to pay in the grand scheme of things. The cinnamon tea they provide after dinner is a simple touch, but a sweet one. That stuff is delicious. Also, they're open until like midnight on a Monday. Awesome.
__label__3 Yesterday (4/4/2013) was the first time that I ordered products from CRSVR over the phone, but was not my first purchase with the shop. Every single time that I make my way to CRSVR it is always a great experience. The staff is not only welcoming and attentive, but also extremely knowledgable about the products that they carry. When I called to place my order I had the benefit of speaking with Jordan. He was extremely patient with me in my search for a particular pair of shoes. Ultimately, Jordan went above and beyond the (normal) service expectation when he called me when the product was available in the inventory! I am grateful for the help and definitely expect to continue supporting this shop.
__label__4 The BF and I were checking out the new Cosmopolitan when we noticed Jaleo. We are from LA and absolutely love Jose's The Bazaar, so how could we say no? \n\nThe place was packed when we got there at 9:30 p.m. on Monday. They are only open for dinner and service begins at 5:00 p.m. We were lucky enough to sit at the foosball table, which the hostess told us was Jose's table! (Although this is unverified.) I have to warn that you become subject to a lot of attention when you sit at the foosball table, because people were looking at us all night! One guy even wanted to take a picture.\n\nThe food was nothing short of what you would expect from Jose. It is so creative, inventive, and delicious! My favorites were the vegetable paella with sea urchin (which was on the house; the waitress said that the chefs were making it for everyone in the restaurant to share!), the fried egg with bread crisps and black truffle, and the piquillo pepper stuffed with crabmeat. The housemade sangria ($15 for half a pitcher) was really light and refreshing.\n\nI didn't have any problems with service; our waitress was really down-to-earth and lovely. I think one of the best services I've had. Even though it just opened, it seemed to flow seamlessly (for us at least). The food came out within reasonable times and they gave us their full attention. I'm definitely coming back next time I'm in Vegas. The paella is a MUST!
__label__3 I've dined at a couple other Jaleo locations, so I knew what to expect coming in. This outpost, in the Cosmopolitan, is just as busy, if not more so, than the others. It's a big open space with plenty of close tables that's geared toward social dining.\n\nBut the star here is the food. The boneless chicken wings with roasted garlic herb pur\u00e9e ($14) were some of the best wings I've had -- better than the wings at any sports bar. The piquillo peppers stuffed with dungeness crabmeat ($14) is another winner. The combo of the sweet meaty crab and the heat from the peppers left me craving more.\n\nOther dishes we tired were good, but not as spectacular as the ones previously mentioned. The croquetas de jam\u00f3n Ib\u00e9rico ($10) come four to an order and, as was expected, were deliciously crispy on the outside and gooey on the inside. The fried dates wrapped in bacon ($8) are always a hit, but I still prefer the bacon wrapped dates from Firefly. The steamed mussels with bay leaf and white wine ($10) were my least favorite dish. The broth was on the bland side and the mussels... well, I've had better.\n\nDrinks were above average. Jose's Gin & Tonic ($16), described as \"the best gin and tonic you'll ever have\", was excellent. The white sangria is a bowl of ice and fruit which they bring to the table, then add a bottle of cava tableside. A decent beverage, that's good enough for a group of three or four, but more style than substance, in my opinion.\n\nWhat I really wanted to try during my visit was the lobster paella. But, they weren't serving it that night (or at least while we were there). They only had the rabbit paella, which we passed on. So, I'll gladly come back to sample it and try more tapas.
__label__2 The first time I was at the Cosmo, Jaleo looked like the place to be...it felt the same so my coworker & I settled for this restaurant for a Sunday evening dinner.  We were able to get seated immediately, which wasn't the case at other restaurants nearby.  \n\nMy \"geeky\" coworker was impressed w/ the bar menu available via iPad!\nWe had a couple of staff approach our table both offering different recommendations which is probably a good thing...Overall, service was kinda weird.  We felt like our waitress gave us weird looks after leaving our table.  And we didn't have any weird or off the wall requests.  \nI ordered the Sangria - it was served with fruit already in the glass, it was ok.  My coworker didn't mention a peep of the Shirley Temple.  \nWe shared a bunch of dishes from the extensive menu.  \nPan Con Serrano - probably the best dish of the evening\nSetas al Ajillo\nTomato Salad\nSopa Ajo Blanco\nDatiles\nLobseter Paella\nRape Donostiarra\n\nNothing really stood out and we ordered a lot of food!  We perused the dessert menu but nothing stood out and we were way too full.
__label__3 bit of a wait (~40 min) even though it was 9 pm on a Tues; a bit pricy, but it's vegas\n\nwe did a late lighter dinner for 5 with about 2 tapas plates per person\n\nreally loved the gin and tonic - if you like G&Ts, order one: super smooth, delightful presentation and super nerdy-cool ice (yes, ice). \n\nmarinated mussels (they come in a little tin!) and steamed mussels (yum! order with bread to sop up the juice for both of these dishes next time), meat platter (really liked the house cured meat the best), Brussels sprout salad (delish!!), sauteed shrimp (good), skirt steak with grilled bell pepper (tasty!!), asparagus (good but 10 very young - read tiny - asparagus for $12+...? really good sauce to also pair with bread) quail (tiny yummy bird), tomato bread (oh yummy!)\n\ngreat service, nice relaxing atmosphere. \n\nlovely evening!
__label__1 i ate here for the first time this weekend and was uber excited to try this place out!  i was disappointed for a handful of reasons...will i go back? probably not...vegas is kind of a mecca for food....so many different cuisines and types of food there, i definitely would not go back...\n\nfirst off...its expensive...TOO expensive if you ask me...\n\ni understand that spanish tapas and \"tapas\" in general are small plates with smaller portions BUT cmon man...how are you going to charge what you charge for this food?  \n\nso here is what i ordered...\n\nmini burgers with peppers and alioli...these 3 sliders tasted like sliders. normal sliders...it supposed to be made from special spanish pigs, but they tasted like normal state side pigs to me.\n\npressed ham sando with manchego cheese and truffles...i really cant say anything negative about this sandwich...i loved it...like to the point where i could just order 3 or 4 orders and just eat them one by one...very truffley, very buttery, salty from the ham, and very cheesy...great sandwich indeed.\n\nspanish omelet with potatoes and onions...i make this at home all the time. its just an omelet with runny egg and 5 slices of thin potato slices in there...wth?  so boring.\n\nhomemade pork sausage stew with pearl onions and mushrooms...i really wanted to like this dish, but for as much flavor that there was here...it was overpoweringly salty...like to the point where i wanted to gag salty...\n\nseared scallops with romesco sauce...these scallops were cooked well...they give you 2 scallops for 15 bucks...at Yardhouse you order extra scallops with their tomato cream sauce and its 20 bucks for 8 scallops the same size and taste similar...\n\ngrilled skirt steak with pepper confit...overcooked. and chewy. not great in any way.\n\nim reading that the service there is phenomenal...our servers werent. they werent bad in any way, but i mean cmon....thats your job...so just do it...\n\noh yeah...not only did i get a mean stomach ache and indigestion that kept me up all night...my g.f. ended up yacking from the food as well...i dunno what it was exactly, but something was not cooked right...i eat spanish tapas all over the place and im always fine to go the next day...not hunched over the porcelain bowl the next morning...\n\n(why 2 stars? like i wrote earlier. that pressed ham sandwich with truffle and manchego is truly a delight.  take my advice and just order 4 of them and go about your trip)
__label__2 Upon arriving at Jaleo, I was sure we were in for a HUGE treat. The place was jam-packed, I LOVE Tapas (having lived in Spain for a short time) and the hostess was absolutely AWESOME and managed to get us a private room for my sister's 21st birthday. I have to be honest: the meal turned out to be a pretty big disappointment. I probably wouldn't recommend this to anyone with limited time in Vegas, although I have to say, I'd probably go back and try different menu items. Most restaurants deserve a second chance.\n\nSERVICE: This was one of the main reasons I didn't end up loving Jaleo. The hostess was GREAT - she worked some magic and got us a private room (that doesn't take reservations) and she checked in while we were waiting to provide us updates on timing. When we sat down, we had two servers assigned to our room. The main waitress was nice, but steamrolled our decision-making process. Having lived in Spain, I had some definite opinions on what we should order and I could hardly get a word in edgewise. She also failed to get drink orders from everyone and when I tried to speak up to order, she talked right over me. Finally, another member of my group tapped her on the arm to let her know she hadn't gotten a drink order from me. While I knew what the dishes were like, the rest of my group wasn't acquainted with many of the menu items. When asked for what she'd recommend, the waitress blew through several items so quickly that my friends couldn't even keep up to locate them on the menu. It didn't help that she used the Spanish names instead of describing what they were in English. Her initial service left a bad taste in my mouth for the rest of the meal.\n\nFOOD: One thing about Jaleo - this is one authentic tapas menu. I was REALLY impressed. It's a huge menu and there are so many things on it that most Americanized tapas joints wouldn't include. The gazpacho was a HUGE hit at our table, although difficult to share because it was served in one dish. The garlic shrimp was pretty good, although a member of our table got one of those awkward bad shrimp - something I don't think can be avoided. The peppers stuffed with goat cheese (my selection) turned out to be a hit despite no one else seeming interested in it from the beginning. Definitely order that if you go. I'd pass on either of the croquettes (but I never liked them in Spain either, so that may just be a \"me\" thing). They were served in a Camper tennis shoe, which was SUPER cute. We loved that - although the waitress had zero explanation for it. Lame. One thing I would definitely NOT order again was the beef paella. It was some of the worst meat in the paella that I've ever had - another member of our group couldn't eat meat for the next two days because she was so grossed out. Plus, it was SO expensive! Be sure to check the price on paella before you order...and I'd go with more tapas instead. Or, maybe try the seafood paella.\n\nDRINKS: One regret from our group - we wish we had ordered a carafe of sangria. Instead, some of us had wine and some had cocktails. My Whiskey de Verano was AWESOME and I'd recommend it to others. Good drink options. No problems here.\n\nATMOSPHERE: The restaurant, which is totally open on one side is pretty upbeat and busy. It was PACKED on a Thursday at 9:30. But, like I said - we had the  private room. It was AWESOME. It had glass doors, so the noise was kept out (and ours was kept in). My friends who were facing the doors, though, said waiters and waitresses kept staring at us through the doors, which was a little awkward. Oh well. Deal with it - the room was great. It even had a lazy susan on the table to help share tapas.\n\nOVERALL: Like I said, I'd go back here again to give the authentic Spanish menu another try. But, I wouldn't go for a special occasion or with a HUGE group. I'd order the sangria and I'd go with lower expectations. This was just an okay meal for me in Vegas - I've had better meals.
__label__1 If your server's name is Mario, run for the hills.\n\nI consider myself to be somewhat of a Jos\u00e9 Andr\u00e9s fangirl so I was naturally looking forward to dining at Jaleo.  Needless to say, my expectations were not met.  The food itself was decent.  Not quite as inventive as The Bazaar's offerings but with the lower price point, that's to be somewhat expected.  Service, however, was horrifically below a restaurant of Jaleo's caliber.\n\nWhen my party was seated, the waiter proceeded to give us the \"key dishes you should try\" shtick including the many varieties of paella that the establishment is famous for.  Okay sold.  We try to order the paella only to be told that we can't do so because we have a party of four and the menu states that you must have a party of six or more.  Uh, okay.  Then why did you just spend all that time raving about your paella?  We then ask if it would be at all possible to check if there were any other tables ordering any of the paellas that we could combine ordering forces with because we really wanted to try the paella.  Our waiter flat out rejects us without even bothering to check.  Now I understand that there's a certain protocol to be followed and I wasn't necessarily expecting an exception but would it have been so hard to double-check (pretending to check would have been more than sufficient)?  Oh and here's the delightfully irking kicker: OUR SERVER WAS WRONG.  While dining at \u00e9 by jos\u00e9 andr\u00e9s this past weekend, the infinitely more gracious and knowledgeable waitstaff notified me that every night, Jaleo makes a paella of the day for the entire restaurant to order individual portions from; the six or more limit only applies to parties who want to order a paella of their choice.  A waiter who's clueless about the menu at an upscale(ish) restaurant?  For shame.\n\nFollowing the paella debacle, I excused myself from the table so I could surreptitiously notify our waiter that one of the girls in my party was celebrating a birthday and that I'd like to surprise her with a dessert.  I couldn't find the waiter so I told the busboy who had been helping our table who in turn said he would pass along the message to our waiter.  While giving us our dessert menus, our waiter proceeds to ruin the surprise by saying, \"and are we celebrating a birthday today?\"  I wouldn't expect this kind of a misstep from a T.G.I. Fridays let alone Jaleo.\n\nHad service been passable, I would have rated Jaleo at a solid 3.5 stars.  Were it not been for my wonderful experience at \u00e9 by jos\u00e9 andr\u00e9s this past weekend, I would not have even considered returning.
__label__3 I was really impressed with this restaurant.  Every dish was good, and some were exceptional.  The real test for me is the gazpacho, and it is a 10.  So good and almost perfect they just nailed it.  The service is fine, a little hurried, but if your priority is the quality of the meal itself over all the other considerations, you should try this place out.
__label__4 I'm in Vegas 3 or 4 times a year for work or vacation and I'm always looking for new places to eat. On vacation with my wife in September (2012), we went to Jaleo and had our minds blown!! This place is pricey, but worth it.The whole experience was amazing - the food, the service, the big open kitchen, the drinks - I can't wait to go back. Highest quality ingredients and cooked in a very unique way. Both of us are thinking we'll have to go at least 2 or 3 more times to try all the amazing dishes we saw on the menu.
__label__2 Not really worth the price to be honest. It's only so expensive because of the prime location.\n\nFood was okay. Nothing is very outstanding in my opinion.
__label__4 I have been to the one in Washington D.C. and was already a big fan.  I have also been to some of his other restaurants.  Go...you will not be disappointed...
__label__3 Good food, but plan on eating a hot dog later. It was very expensive for the portion size.  However, everything tasted amazing!  We had 2 to 3 tapas per person and each tapa had maybe 3 to 4 bites each and cost between nine and $12.   The cocktails were some of the best we had on our trip.   If you are in the mood to spend $20 on a gin and tonic I highly recommend their signature one.  This is definitely a splurge meal and I would recommend the restaurant just be prepared that the portions are a little bit on the small side.
__label__0 The lunch is bad .... It dont be worth the price 30$ ... no way. and the service is soso...\nthe worst thing is I filled 9 (15%) tips because i feel soso but they add the tips to 20% themselves. Asshole..
__label__3 Show up on Monday to place your order or Pasty's - pick up Tuesday. Very good and love the brown gravy that goes with it! Nice friendly people running this very busy establishment. We're going to try breakfast there soon.
__label__1 I made the mistake of having such high expectations of China Poblano because they were just completely crushed.  I had heard so much about  culinary genius, Jose Andres and that is the reason I even went into the restaurant after perusing the menu.  If it was not associated with Jose Andres, I would have immediately done a 180 after seeing the $11.00 price tag on a serving a dim sum.  \n\nJose Andres is known for his tapas servings and so our group ordered a number of tapas servings to share.  And they were just OK.  It wasn't bad, but it wasn't mind blowing either.  If I am paying $8 for a mini mini pork sandwich- it BETTER blow my mind, and it did not.  My favorite dish was the eggplant dish, but it wasn't fabulous enough for me to return. I even tried eating the Chinese dish and Mexican dish, side by side to see if that would make a difference in the \"experience\", but it didn't.  In fact, I still don't get it.  It was not a fusion restaurant, but rather two menus in one. \n\nThe ambience is cool and trendy, but next time I am considering Mexican or Chinese, I will definitely go elsewhere, where the flavor satisfaction matches the price.  I can get ambience elsewhere.
__label__1 From what I gather, China Poblano is supposed to be a fusion restaurant--fusing the flavors of China and Mexico.  But it's poorly executed.  There's no fusion about it.  The Chinese dishes come from one kitchen; the Mexican dishes come from another.  But they're completely separate concepts mishmashed into one (loud) restaurant.  Nothing blew any of us away...but the check sure did.  I gather that it's supposed to be served tapas style...but I'm pretty sure that takes away from part of what I love best about eating Chinese and Mexican foods: over-indulgence on the cheap.  China Poblano misses the mark.
__label__3 I'm glad I tried this place despite the 3 star average rating from the Yelpers!   This place is great if you are in the mood to step out-side the box. \n\nWe came with a group of people (which I think is the key to really maximizing your enjoyment to this place) because you can order a larger variety of items and share in the experience.  \n\n- When Pigs Fly  - Good\n- Har Gau (shimp/pork belly) - Good\n- Pozole Rojo - I can make a better version\n- Carnitas - OMG A must try!\n- Polla a la Parilla - Good\n- Guacamole - it was on the spicy side - I liked it my table-mates didn't\n- Tuna Ceviche - pretty tasty\n- Tres Lychees (dessert) was SO good!!!!\n\nI'm glad I tried this place.
__label__2 The itty bitty tiny portions they give you is delicious.  Our bill was seriously $63 for a sandwich smaller then an english muffin, cut up romaine with beef over it, and a bowl of fried rice.\n\nWe ate at the airport about an hour later - we were starving!
__label__2 Went for dinner while visiting Vegas with some friends. My friend had heard about the 20 vegetable fried rice on \"The Best Thing I Ever Ate\" show. Funny thing was, that was our least favorite dish. They got the mushroom tacos, my husband and I got a couple of other tacos, the Cochinita and the Barbacoa de Res. We got the papas bravas to share and mole negro special. Our friends also got the chilaquiles which were insanely good. Everything was really good, with the exception of the fried rice, which was just okay. Would definitely go back again when in town.
__label__1 A Chinese and Mexican combo restaurant... concept: interesting, execution: not so great.\n\nDefinitely definitely overpriced. Seriously, 6 pieces of dim sum for $18? I don't care if it has gold flake on it! Las Vegas highway robbery...\n\nI ended up having two tacos, the pollo with mole and the pork. They were both tasty (and tiny) but I was left wishing for some citrus or some crunchy cabbage. Depending on the taco you order, ONE taco can range from $4-$10, FYI.\n\nCute decor and seating though.\n\nConveniently located right next to the entry for Marquee.
__label__1 Get ready for the most rushed dining experience of your life! At one point, while I was biting into a taco, I had a server reach over my head to grab a plate. Really, guy? \n\nThe food here is total bullshit. $5.50 gets you one taco, with a dry factory made tortilla, some dry meat, and here's the showstopper - pickled onions. Boom. Gourmet. Dude, I've had better tacos at some of the most ghetto taquerias and the price was nothing close to $5 fucking fifty. Get a grip. Oh yeah, it's Vegas. Boom. Roasted.
__label__1 Just OK.\n\nWe decided to check out China Poblano soley based on its convenient location inside The Cosmopolitan.  We met up with my cousins prior to our reservations at The Chandelier bar.  I decided to get a fresh cocktail before heading up.  We walked up to give them our reservation name and we were told that we couldn't enter unless I finished my very full cocktail or dumped it out.  What?  We are still in Vegas right?  I tried to comply, but just couldn't stomach slamming an entire cocktail with no food in my stomach.  Not to mention, I am close to being a 40 year old woman...come on!!!  My husBAND approached them again and politely questioned their policy.  A few moments later they came over and told us that we could enter with the drink.  \n\nThe service from that point on was spot on.  Absolutely no complaints in that department.\n\nThe food was just OK...nothing special.  We all ordered multiple dishes to share so we tried  a bit of everything.  Nothing particular stood out.\n\nThe decor is interesting.  I did find the little pull out stools in the middle of the dining room a little odd and uncomfortable...just awkward really.\n\nI wouldn't not recommend this place to anyone, but wouldn't go out of my way to recommend it to anyone.
__label__2 For a fusion place...not bad.\n\nMinus major points for their take-out service: I have NO IDEA why they restrict the takeout menu, and why they were out of so many things.  Unacceptable, especially for dinner.  And the menu restriction is a total cop-out.  \n\nLamb Dumplings: had good flavor, but VERY haute gourmet Vegas portions (meaning the dumplings are SMALL!)  It's what I expected, so no loss of points there.  \n\nTacos: ordered a few of them as an assortment (they ran out of duck tongue...VERY VERY disappointing).  The tacos were pretty spot-on; nothing incredible though.  \n\nI'll have to dine-in next time.  Maybe I'll update with more stars if the other menu options are better.
__label__2 Pros: Casual, fun ambiance. Good location at Cosmopolitan. Awesome decor--lucha libre meets Las Vegas--red lamps on the ceiling, video screens with pictures flashing of Mexican artist Frida Kahlo and Chinese leader Mao, etc.\n\nCons: The menu was extensive but underwhelming. A bit over-priced for such a casual setting that basically served fried rice and tacos. It's tapas style, so expect to order several dishes for sharing. I don't think it was a fusion, but rather a menu with average Chinese and Mexican dishes.
__label__0 I had an absolutely terrible experience here and I think it ruined the celebrity chef name too. \nThis was last summer and I finally got around to writing the review. I still have the bad aftertaste in my mouth and I swore never to go back there again. EVER. I'd love to give them zero star if I could. \n\nThe service: slow and inattentive. \nThe communication between servers and chefs was terrible - our dish somehow went \"missing\" and we waited and waited, we didn't get any apologies for that. \nWe ordered our drinks first hand, but the drinks came towards the end of the dinner. If we didn't remind them, we probably wouldn't have gotten them. \n\nTheir guac was so bland and expensive. We mixed it with the salsa because it was that bland. I can make a better batch of guacamole for 10th of the price. The siu mai was just bad. Everything was so small and expensive for no apparent reason. I'm sorry I even wasted time and money on this place. \n\nOk, maybe it's fine to go one time for the novelty of the Mexican/Chinese fusion idea, but definitely not worth the price. They made so many mistakes and failed to make up for it all! The waitress came and suggested that she was sorry, but please, we all knew she didn't mean any of it when she sounded and looked so irritated the whole time that I was complaining about the entire experience in front of her. I don't remember if I tipped, but if I did, I shouldn't have.
__label__1 I was overly excited about this place, but the price doesn't reflect what you get. I mean what are two of the cheapest most common foods in the US? Chinese and Mexican.....and what two kinds of food can you usually get a lot of food for under $10? Chinese and Mexican.... so why would I pay $2 for chips, $2 for salsa, $2 for rice, and at least $15 for every other dish? I DONT KNOW!\n\nI mean the service was great but the food was lackluster.\n\nOver all a cool looking place that looks like it would fit between the South America and China expos at Epcot.
__label__3 On our recent trip to Vegas I researched different restaurants to try - turns out that Dos Caminos AND Isla have closed. We knew we'd be in the Cosmo for the Secret Pizza (that's another review) and I wanted to try China Poblano after reading the menu on the Cosmo website. What I DIDN'T do is check the Yelp! reviews, and I'm glad I didn't. What we experienced was so far different from most reviews that I've just read!\nOK look - when you're on vacation, you tend to spend money. $15 drinks are the going price at upscale hotels. And the \"salt air margarita\" (I just HAD to try one) was worth every cent!  I have no idea how they do it - the salt cloud that floats on the surface of the drink stays there as you drink, so with every sip you get a piece of salt heaven. \nThe wait staff were friendly and efficient. The manager, I\u00f1igo, even stopped by to chat with K'ayum (age 8) and watched him do his latest magic trick.  We ordered queso fundido with chorizo. It came with fresh-made tortillas and was excellent. Adriana got a carnitas taco and she was thrilled with the chicharr\u00f3n topping. I had a fish taco which was fantastic, and K'ayum had some noodles which he devoured (and he's a picky eater!). \nThe drinks were what really got me excited. After the \"salt air margarita\" I had another specialty called a \"Mexican gin and tonic.\" It's made with cilantro, elderflower liqueur, and I don't know what else, but it worked. For dessert I had a tequila flight that came with house-made sangrita that was sublime!  I wish I had a bottle of their sangrita for sipping tequila here at home!\nAnyway, it's a week later and we're still talking about our experience. We loved the decor, the ambiance, the service, the food, and the drinks. We'll be back!
__label__3 I think china poblano is a very solid 3 stars, I gave it a fourth star because our second visit was on the busiest night in Vegas...NYE and we had no reservation. They accommodated us quickly, although it was at the outside tables but that's fine by me...more people to watch. \nOur server was great, I have no complaints about the service. \nMy husband & I ordered chips & salsa which were great, good seasoned chips, salsa was smokey and far from any pico de gallo. We also ordered 4 tacos...2 fish, 1 cochinita (BBQ Pork) and 1 carnitas. We've had the fish tacos before and they were delish...this time they were totally different. The fish wasn't very battered, and the salsa was way different. Definitely not as good this time around but still very decent. The other tacos were full of flavor but very small! We both said we could eat 4 more! So after the chips & salsa & 2 tacos each we were still hungry so we ordered dim sum. A 4 piece order of When Pigs Fly and they were a knock out. Very good. \nNow, a part of me wants to take a star off because of the high prices. This dinner was over $70 and I really couldn't justify paying more than $35-$40. You can't call this a full dinner. It was more like a lite bite before a concert type thing. \nThe kicker was the 2 cokes my husband ordered during dinner. They came in glass bottles and are imported from Mexico. I've seen them at my local grocery store...they sell them 10 for $10. For all of you yelpers that are not math geniuses, that's $1 ea. China Poblano charges $5.88 each!! Holy coca cola! $12 on two cokes?! That's a little unreal. In a separate visit we ordered the 20 vegetable fried rice--as featured on one of those television food shows--and it was good not amazing. This is not a place I NEED to return to. But it's also not a place I would stay away from. Although, I might smuggle in my own Mexican Coca Cola next time.
__label__1 My friend and I came here for an early dinner after spending all day at the pool. The concept of Mexican and Chinese fusion was enticing, but unfortunately it was poorly executed. The spring rolls and potstickers tasted like something you could get at a fast food Chinese food. The queso dip was slightly better but still pretty average. Overall, I was not impressed, and will not be back.
__label__2 Its fair. Feels like a dim sum style place, ie order a few menu items and share bc portions are for sharing amongst people. I would come here for tacos that seems to be the best deal here.
__label__1 I didn't try any of the Chinese food, the tacos were tasty but overpriced in my book. I wouldn't come here again.
__label__1 We couldn't believe this place. A tiny taco costs u $6. Come on, PLEASE. I ordered the noodle that the bartender recommended, It's so small that i thought \"it's gotta take 4 of these to fill me up\". When we wanted separate, he gave us a weird look. Come on man. you never asked us if we wanted separate checks. \nSave your money, take a cab to Chinatown (2 miles from the strip). and get some real Chinese (or Vietnamese, or Korean).
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__label__2 5 Star Massage & awesome facilities, but I have two negatives that detract from my rating.\n\nFirst, the positive: the massage was top notch. We came for a couples massage and I think each of us would highly recommend the practitioners. Probably one of the best massages I've ever had.\n\nTwo negatives:\n\n1. The price for a massage was reasonable, but they did not tell us that the \"water circuit\" was an additional charge of $35 per person until we checked out. (If you just want to attend the spa, and don't have any services it costs $55.) So be sure that you know the full price when you sign up.\n\n2. The spa facilities are very cool and the design is modern: There are lots of areas to relax and chill out in between steam room, sauna, and hot tub, etc.  But the locker room is too minimalist. The lockers are small and there aren't adequate  areas to lay your belongings while you change. The real complaint, however, is that there are no products other than shampoo and conditioner. It has been my experience that most spas provide an ample supply of products (razors, shaving cream, deodorant, etc.). So bring your own. And bring your own shoes - the robes are nice, but they don't provide shower shoes. \n\nI still recommend the experience. It is a unique and cool facility, but know what you're buying first.
__label__3 J'adore adore adore le Bota Bota. C'est un oasis de calme et de zen vibe en plein Vieux Port. Seulement s'y rendre est un m\u00e9ga charme. Le bateau en pleine eau, le chemin myst\u00e9rieux, les arbres, la v\u00e9g\u00e9tation, tout le charme du port et de ses bateaux \u00e0 l'eau et que dire de la vue des vieux silos de farine Fives Roses! On le sait qu'on est au bon endroit pour d\u00e9compresser du stress de la vie de ville! \n\nSe d\u00e9tendre tout emmitoufl\u00e9 dans un des hublots du Bota Bota vaut en soi le d\u00e9placement. Les hamacs aussi sont confortable et invite au repos et \u00e0 la d\u00e9tente. Les points de vue du sauna sec ou des diff\u00e9rents points d'eau du pont nous font admirer Montr\u00e9al sous un angle tout \u00e0 fait rafra\u00eechissant. \n\nAllez-y une petite journ\u00e9e de semaine lorsque c'est peu achaland\u00e9 = d\u00e9tente et stress free assur\u00e9.
__label__4 This is a true culinary experience. The ambiance was carefully crafted and their attention to detail is remarkable. The dishes are extremely creative and thought-out. It's a great way to educate yourself on the plethora of preparations for any given dish. This is a restaurant to take your time at, so I wouldn't advise trying to squeeze in a show (although they accomodated our need to do so).  Also, this is one of those restaurants where the dishes are broken up into tiny portions so if this is an annoyance to you, don't bother going. Regardless, I didn't even have room for dessert at the end and I have a severe sweet tooth!
__label__2 Came to Twist to celebrate a bday dinner. Stayed at Mandarin. Great service and our table provided an incredible view of the strip. I had the 4-course prix fixe. My entree was lamb and I was pleased. The presentation of everything was superb.\n\nNow for the cons: I didn't like their desserts at all. Not enough sweets. When just my order alone is $140 and I pay $6 for a coke, I didn't like being charged another $6 for a refill. Third, I felt rushed. There was no breathing room between courses. I finally told our server to give me a break before dessert. If I'm paying so much, then I should be given the chance to sit and enjoy it. \n\nIt's expensive. For two people, with tax and tip it came to $350. Given the location and decor, this place has great potential. The service and presentation were great. But they need to work on the above.
__label__2 From all the positive reviews and comparisons to XS, I was expecting a top notch experience.  I was completely let down, but granted, I had high expectations.  \n\nKey tip from this review:  Purchase tickets to whoever the DJ is online through Marquee's website, then make sure to pick them up before 8pm, then you can get in a much shorter line and wait only 10-15 minutes to get in, rather than the 3 hour line.  Plus, it's 30-40 dollars for these tickets which includes the cover, so no need to grease the bouncer when you go in.\n\nGood:\n\nSound system is AWESOME, and the DJ has a pretty sweet vantage point above the dance floor.  There are also plenty of bars which is a plus, but drinks will be their normal expensive self at about 40 bucks for a round of 3 drinks.  Access to outside is very easy and very big with additional bars.  I think the dayclub will be a fun time as all the pesonal suites have individual hot tubs.\n\nBad:\nLayout is terrible for the most part.  The bathroom is literally down some random corridor and is difficult to find.  I only found this one bathroom so I don't know if there are even more.  It is large, but still, you need more spread out.   Crowd-we showed up at 10:15PM and it already was packed and the ratio was terrible.  Plus, there were a curious number of obese people there which I was suprised about given all the comments about the beautiful people.  I just expected more, as in the times of body english where if you paid for bottle service, the ratio would be off the hook for at least an hour and a half.  I think people get here at 9pm since there's so much hype about this place.  \n\nBottle service- If you are considering this, I strongly discourage you.  The quote I received was $1500 and that's for a table outside with a 3 bottle minimum.  They are really milking the hype here and it's ridiculous.  In addition, outside really is a terrible location, maybe in the summer it'll get more traction, but for right now, really no one is out there unless you are getting bottle service.  If you want a table by the dance floor, it's a 8-10K minimum, and I'm not even joking.  I'd go for the DJ tickets online as for now, it's the surest thing.  We had 3 guys with us and got in no problem.
__label__2 i call this 3-star rating an UNLOCK POTENTIAL 3 stars. \n\nIn my opinion, i feel like this place has the potential to be one of the most AWESOMEST fun nightclub on the strip.\n\nThis club opened during new yrs and the past weekend was my first time in attending this new venue. I'll simply list the pros and cons that i noticed in this super nightclub. \n\nPros. \n1. The venue and crowd is BEAUTIFUL. mix crowd. hip hop floor and main dance floor.\n\n2. Contrary to the previous reviews i've read, the staff is beyond friendly and seem to be willing to bend over their backs for everyone in having a good time here.\n \n3. Didn't get any drinks here, but from little chit-chats in the smokin hot ass bartenders. a red bull vodka is only $15. very very cheap compared to Surrender's $19 house vodka w/ red bull.\n\nCons:\n1. Will probably never happen, but they really need to get rid of the stairs and replace them w/ escalators. This is a huge design flaw for the managing partners of marquee. Unlike Playboy Club to Moon, there are no simple escalators up to a club. It kinda gets rid of the \"baller\" feeling when u climb stairs from venue to venue compared to an escalator where the music crescendos as u rise to the club. \n\n2. Elevators won't go down till 1:30am so everyone has to climb 3-5 flights of stairs down to exit in the Cosmo's pool area if they want to go back to their rooms for sexy-time or pre-party. (BEWARE: as you exit,  WATCH ur step... there's a ledge where girls especially are vulnerable in tripping on if they wear high heels)\n\n3. The main dance floor is a tad too small for my tastes. Also it has more of a rave-like vibe to it where everyone stares at the DJ and throws their arm to the sky like zombies. I don't blame the crowd for doing this considering there's a 30+ft of LCD awesomeness in the back of the DJ to look at. EVEN SO, this type of set-up negates a nightclub feel to the venue.   \n\n\nALL IN ALL, a very nice nightclub w/ very friendly staff and crowd. everyone is just here to have a ballin good time. \n\nI say, give this place a couple months to workout their flaws and it'll be the next best thing vegas nightlife will see in the years to come.
__label__1 Ignore the glitz and glamor...this place is a waste of time.  The wait to get in is forever long.  We stood in line at 8 and didn't get to the door until 945.  Once you get in, there are 3 levels of disappointment to choose from and to get to each one, you have to walk up and down several flights of stairs.    \n\nThe bottom floor...I didn't stay on this floor long, because people were just standing around.  I didn't come to a club to stand around and people watch, so on to the next one.\n\nThe main floor was popping.  If you can't dance and want to get lucky this is the place to be.  I could barely walk to the dance floor without people brushing their sweat up against me.  When I finally got to the floor, the bouncers were telling people to move and walk the other way bc the floor was too packed.  \"That's fine,\" I thought...\"There's always the 3rd room. \"\n\nThe top floor had chairs and tables everywhere.  The room was smaller than my hotel room.  What's the point of having an area where you can barely move and to get out, you have to walk around in a circle?! \n\nAt this point I was done with Marquee.  I just wanted to get out, but it's not going to be that easy.  I felt like I had to go through a maze of 6-7 flights of stairs, to get out of this house of horror.  For anyone that is heavily intoxicated, I will pray for you.  \n\nSo why the extra star you may ask?  Well the bathroom line was real quick and I did get in the club for free.  However, I'm sure the line was short because people would rather pee on themselves before walking out in the cold and getting lost in the maze that is Marquee. \n\nI felt like Goldilocks and the three bears.  Except that I kept on hoping for the \"just right\" moment, but it never came and I would have rather been chased out by a bear.
__label__0 If you have been to other vegas clubs like Tryst, XS etc. and come to Marquee (like me) because you wanted to experience the newest vegas club I think you will leave disappointed. Even though we had a fun time everyone in our party independently came to the conclusion that we wouldn't come back here. \n\nI really don't understand the reviews that are raving about how beautiful the place is. Visually it has nothing on XS and even compared to Tryst or Surrender it hardly impresses (I realize I just named all Wynn/Encore properties, no I'm not affiliated with them, they just happen to have elegant clubs :))\n\nThe level of service we got at Marquee was way below what we would expect for the kind of money involved (2k minimum got us a terrible table, so we upped our minimum to get a decent table). My buddy described it as \"they're phoning it in\" because it is so popular. I think that kind of describes it. Our hostess was absent most of the time and so I wasnt feeling generous and my patience was wearing thin when at the end of the night we had money left over and she insisted it couldn't be closed out without purchasing something. I explained that i understood what a minimum was and that was ok with me I just wanted to close out and get my ID and card back and obviously they keep the difference, we had only agreed to that minimum anyway to get the bigger table. What would be the point of us waiting for her to come open another bottle and bring a bunch of mixers when we were about to leave and what a waste anyway. Just take the money, how hard is that? We literally had a 20 minute argument about this. she even had the audacity to suggest I use the money to buy her a bottle of champagne to take home. Are you serious? I wasnt allowed to use the excess to buy the bottle for the table next to me but I could buy it for the hostess that was invisible half the night? Could hardly believe what she was saying. The whole thing made no sense and was just aggravating for no reason.\n\nMy friends and I have had excellent service in a variety of clubs in vegas, so what is Marquee's problem? Power to them that they are the 'it' club of the moment but they already lost our return business so good luck to them a year or two from now when the novelty fades. I don't expect them to have much staying power. \n\nTo offset my bitterness about this experience I'm going to go write a positive review about Lavo and the service we got there the previous night. Sure its a small club and not as fancy but we got treated like gold for spending 25% of what we spent at Marquee.
__label__3 Marquee is a hot mess, but a glamorous one =)\n\nThe lines to get into the club are ridiculous and look completely unorganized but the bouncers/ door guys know exactly what lines are for what. They make a chaotic scene look under controlled! \n\nThere isn't really a dress code. And that is sort of a disappointment. Some girls are in flats and leggings and guys are in tennis shoes and tee. \n\nNavigating through the club can be a challenge, I admit. The stairs are killers- yes. The dance floor gets too crowed and you feel like your in a can of sardines, yes. But those are things that can be overlooked. Haah. \n\nThe DJ and entertainers are great. The sound system is crazy. And the bartenders are good looking and nice.
__label__2 Wow!!! Line wrapped around the corner, even for the guest list. Long wait to get in, but really cool/visually amazing layout inside. Favorite part - the balcony with the view of the city and the pool. It's also a great place to gather outside and talk with friends - but even that gets crowded. You want to do Vegas right, come here. Talk about classy, amazing and just all around worth it.\n\nWay crowded on the dance floor after 11 - packed like sardines and couldn't really even move. Amazing layout - it seemed very big but with intimate settings. Expensive drinks, but for the atmosphere I'd probably be willing to pay. Didn't realize there were other places to go in here. From what I heard bottle service is worth it. I'd like to give this place another try and see the other levels, as I didn't realize there were multiple levels and house isn't really my thing.\n\nI'd love to give this place four stars because I was having fun until it became so packed that it stopped being fun because you couldn't even move - and after the fifth time of being stiletto'd and the ninth time of being pushed/groped/jostled by creepy guys, I had enough.
__label__4 I absolutely LOVE this club. A lot of people don't like it and I think I've figured out why. Its all about the music. If you aren't into house or edm, then you will not like marquee. But if you are a fan like I am, then this is definitely a lot better than XS or Surrender. \n\nI love the DJ's that spin. The inside of the club, the dancefloor, is not too big, not too small and is filled with neat lighting and effects, such as falling foam and confetti. Outside is nice as well. Its a great place to get some air, and take a moment to recollect yourself. I also love the fact how there were so many cute asian guys there. \n\nI am hoping to come back to Marquee to see Kaskade :)
__label__1 Overrated. I came during Memorial Day weekend so maybe my experience isn't typical but it still doesn't make it any better.\n\n1. The line was unbearable, we were in line for 2 hours. And if you are a woman beware, security was watching people and telling them to put their heels back on if they were off. I don't expect for bouncers to be friendly but this was unreasonable for half of the girls there who feet were barking before they even got in the door. Ladies bring an extra pair of shoes to make the night bearable.\n\n2. The cover was $50 for women and $100 for men. Maybe this isn't the norm but for my experience that was crap regardless of them not closing until 6.\n\n3. Drink prices are ridiculous! The drinks were watered down and small with a $14 price tag.\n\n4. The DJ was very unprofessional in the hip-hop room. I'm not expecting DJs to have the ethics of a saint but letting your friends crowd around you and screw up with the music of an already overpriced club doesn't make me happy. And they played the same songs over, and over, and over again.\n\nI will not put myself through the torment of Marquee again!
__label__4 One of the top 3 Clubs in Vegas!!\n\nThe place is pretty nice but they have the Best DJ's From all over plus Monday nights are free for locals!!
__label__4 Okay, guestline/regular line is a pain. There's people in line even at 3:00 am. This place is the hottest club. Three floor, hip hop room, lounge w/ pool table, and main dance floor that's connected to the outside pool area. The crowd used to be full of prettier people when it first open, now it's a mixed. For girls, there are ways to get in for free. Do know that if you get there at 10 pm, you can expect to be in line for 2 hr and 1+ hr waiting in front because the way they make money is making you either pay extra to get in since you're at the front or leave. You'll still have an awesome time at this place. \nDaypool - It is fun. They've got the music and again, being a girl is awesome. Good looking crowd. Pretty happening place.
__label__1 The place is cool on the inside, the outdoor area is by far my favorite part of the place. But oh, the customer service is awful. It seems like every person that works there hates you, and doesn't care if you're there or not. If I was a tourist, I wouldn't care because I would think that's normal, and I would stupidly spend my money here.  But I'm not a tourist, and when I want to go out, I want to have fun, and not be treated horribly. So, I will go other places, and I won't take my friends from out of town there.
__label__1 This club is overrated but Im giving 2 stars because I had a really good time. The club has absolutely no where to sit. I mean come on, I know youre there to dance and have fun, but girls wear heels and we need to sit down sometimes! like seriously wthell? And what is up with the extremely small dance floor? The security kept telling us to leave the rooftop dance floor because there were too many people. Honestly if they want people to have a fun time, they should put a limit to the number of people that can come in instead of over packing the place.\n\nAnd the BIGGEST negative about this place is the stairs! WHATTTT THEEE HECK?!!! are the freaking kidding me?! Why dont they make elevators or escalators? People have to travel up and down on stairs to even get INTO the club! UGH I was so frustrated because I was wearing heels and my feet hurt before I even got into the club! They need to seriously get some escalators or elevators.
__label__2 Do you like walking...a lot...in heels...up and down a buttload of stairs? If you do, this is thee place for you! Lol There are three floors and you go up and down a ton of stairs to get around. Usually you can find some space to dance, but it was pretty tight. Outside patio area was nice, but hot as hell. It didn't feel that hot if you were outside walking around on the strip. Just no air circulation or something. There was a loooong line at about 10pm when we got up to the club. Super happy our large group got pulled up to the front and no cover. Score!\n\nThe bouncers were pretty rude as some others have mentioned. The dance floor \"closed\" about 30-1 hour before the club. That sucked. Two of my friends made it down, but all of a sudden the bouncers arms started pushing people back. You don't have to sound like a dick to get your point across.\n\nWomen's bathroom had a decent lounge area with mirrors to primp. Didn't have to wait in any line to peeeee! (Girls you understand what I mean).\n\nHad a great time with my girls, but will opt out of returning. (It says 2 check-ins, but I've only been here once).
__label__3 Nice. A tad overrated, but elegant. \n\nGood music, somewhat decent crowd - although my hunch is that this place will soon be passe. \n\nThe price is absolutely ridiculous but alas it is vegas....so what can you do?\n\nLove the outdoor section and the card tables, I can see why this place is so successful. \n\nThe only horrible part - The 7 flights of stairs you have to go through to GET OUT. I mean honestly, why not just build a jungle gym in the middle of the exit while you're at it. Someone fire this architect.
__label__1 ***DAYCLUB REVIEW ONLY***\n\nIf GTL is your lifestyle...then you would fit in perfectly at the Marquee Dayclub. Just saying.\n\nI really love Marquee as a nightclub because the pool area looks so classy and gorgeous at night, but during the day I wouldn't be able to tell this pool apart from a frat house pool.\nMe & my friends LITERALLY stayed at the dayclub for less than 30 minutes. In fact, some of the poor guys in line said to us as we were leaving \"That great, huh?\". \n\nThe pool area is just too small to fit that many people. Whats the point of going to a pool party if there's so many people you can't even get into the pool?\nMaybe if you had a table the experience would be better because you'd actually have a place to sit & lounge.\n\nIts like a really crowded public pool filled with guys. Sound like fun?
__label__2 I didn't really have a good experience at Marquee but that has a little to do with the fact that I was completely sober and the company I was with as well. \n\nWe were on the guestlist for Marquee so my friend and I rushed to get ready to go to the Cosmopolitan where Marquee is located. Because of this, we didn't have any time to pregame at all. But honestly, with such long lines, even if we did have time, the buzz would have worn off long before we get in. \n\nSo, even though I was told being on the guest list, you skip the line and cover before 11, the guest list line was crazy long. We lucked out because when I went to ask the bouncer how long the wait would be and what not, the party in front of us apparently didn't have an even boy-girl ratio so they asked if we wanted to join them to go in and go our separate ways from there. So we did that. They were hotel guests so their line was a lot shorter than ours but we still had to wait a good hour before getting in and they were each only able to bring in one girl (one of the guys in their party digged out) so I let my friend go in for free and I just paid the $20. \n\nOnce inside, it was super packed so my friend got really annoyed and wanted to leave after 10 minutes. I really want to try visiting Marquee again someday with other friends (a bigger group next time since everyone decided against joining us). \n\nIt's pretty cool though if you don't mind crowds and lines and if you're in the mood for clubbing.  There's 3 floors but the top floor is a little boring. One floor is for house and trance music while the other one plays hip hop. The floor with the house music is where the party's at though.
__label__2 Okay, I'm mainly scoring this place based on the freakin' STAIRS.  Yes, yes, I know I don't have to wear 5 inch heels, but c'mon, at every other club I would've be able to last the night, but goodness....after entering through those stairs, my feet gave up after 20 minutes.   Then I had to trek all the way down the same stairs to exit the club.  I don't know if there was another exit/entrance, but the bouncer told me that was the only way out.  FML.\n\nOther than that, the club itself was very nice.  The patio area was gorgeous and a nice break from the crowded dance floor.  My friends played craps outside and won, so that was exciting as well.  Music was good and drinks were expensive (but it's vegas). \n\nI would go back, but I might have to take some flip-flops with me.
__label__2 Came here on Monday night.  Heard lots of good reviews.  Their hip hop room is very small.  Not a lot of good music was playing (compared to Vanity).  The pool area was packed, the main room was the best place to be.  A mixture of house, electronic, & hip hop.  Packed as well.  The library SUCKS!
__label__2 Giving this place a visit was wayyy long overdue. \n\nWe were all on a friend's guest list. Due to unexpected complications, we didn't get in line until a little after 10pm. So very long story short: Make sure the person who's name is on the guestlist is with you when ur getting in. The girls barely got in, and the guys had to pay. I had to tip the doorman a bill for the guys to just get in and still pay the cover.\n\nLesson learned: Pre-order tickets or get in line way earlier.\n\nThere's many different levels and sections. Think Tao Club on steroids. It was so crowded that I didn't get a chance to explore and see everything. I only got to see the bottom floor, which seemed crammed and not impressive, and the level with the main pool patio area and the main dance floor. I'll take Brian C's advice next time and get in earlier so that I can actually walk around and check the full venue out.\nWhen we were at the outdoor pool area, it started to rain. Great - it was already packed but now everybody was scrambling to get out of the rain to get in the already crowded insides of the venues.\n\nThe place was PACKED and beyond poppin, and in my honest opinion, I think in terms of being the most popular/desired nightclub, Marquee takes the cake in Vegas. As for the outside pool/patio area, XS still holds a strong edge.\n\nSo yeah, I think due to the negative circumstances, I didn't have a great first impression of this place that most people seem to have. I will definitely give this place another try someday soon and hopefully it'll be a little better.\n\nCliff Notes: Humongous venue, and even a humongous-er crowd.
__label__2 Only went clubbing here once... Totally open to coming here again! :)\n\nThe one time I was here, it took forever to get in. Felt like we were stuck in the same place in line for a long time. It was during EDC weekend and it was DJ Chuckie's birthday there that night sooo I know there must have been a lot of people, but there appeared to be some disorganization regarding the guestlist.\n\nThe layout of the club was confusing, with its various floors and flights of stairs.  It was super crowded. It sounds like a good idea to have different floors, but honestly it was a bit chaotic. I don't remember getting to spend much time on the dance floor at all.
__label__2 Gorgeous space indoor and out, but the whole stairs thing just kills it!
__label__3 When it's free, everything seems that much better. We got in on one of the LMFAO nights and it was awesome. What a way to end your vegas trip. I like the unique feel of each room, especially the library where you're not bumping elbows to get a drink. I still prefer the layout of XS, but it's always cool to see the designers of these super clubs push the boundaries of creativity and above all else, giving people a great party atmosphere.
__label__0 I've never encountered such rude bouncers and \"managers\" at any club. The way they talk to girls is out of line. \n\nDon't bother buying \"VIP tickets\" because it doesn't mean anything and you will still end up waiting in one of the many lines. \n\nIf you're looking to wait in a huge line with no organization, then this is your spot.\n\nYou're better off going to XS or Pure...or any other club in Vegas, really.
__label__1 Beautiful, huge nightclub with 3 rooms and a day club pool area, main room is huge, they play Trance and Techno music, big booth tables are around the dance floor, small tables are all over this room. Another small room is very small, booth tables around the dance floor, they play hip hop and top 40. Another library lounge with pool tables, we never found it. so I really don't know how it was, blame my 6 inches heels and this huge nightclub with ridiculous stairs at back entrance and the only way exit on Friday and Saturday nights. WTH??? Day club pool area with cabana bottle service, they play Trance too.  There are absolutely NO place to sit unless you have table reservations.\n\nThursday night is slow, only one line, but don't sweat on it, there is not so many people, line goes fast. Free for ladies, $20 for guys. Take elevator up, but they only open that one level small hip hop and top 40 room, a small patio for smoking, a main bar and small dance floor, no seats unless you order bottles, not worth that $20 bucks, but bartenders were very friendly, and all the securities too. we left after 15 minutes, another elevator down exit on first level. One single drink is around $16.\n\nFriday and Saturday nights, here the crazy begins... 3 lines at main entrance on second floor, very short line for hotel guests, not too short line for table reservation, super long line for general admission, all the lines go to one small ticket window and one elevator. the result? there is no such thing as NO wait in line getting in Marquee nightclub! the table reservation line is even longer than most of the nightclubs at other hotels! hotel guests have the shortest line and the securities are very nice they let hotels guests in as soon as they can. \n\n2 lines at third floor back entrance, 1 is front line pass ticket holders, 1 is for reentry. the ticket holders line is not too bad, they get in faster, but the painful thing is they have to climb up 3 levels of hard stairs to get into the nightclub, same thing for reentry people. Girls I don't have to tell you how much your feet will hurt.....\n\nOnce you are in the nightclub, amazing decorations, amazing sound systems, amazing DJS, amazing day club pool area, amazing looking people, and extremely extremely a million times extremely crowded! NO place to sit and dance, No rooms for everybody, people who had table booth around dance floor were dancing on their tables and seats, because there was NO room on dance floor!\n\nWe climbed up 3 levels, walked around 15 minutes, didn't even dare to get a drink from the bars, and we left. \n\nWe got stamps at the ticket window, it was free for hotel guests before 12, we got in very fast though. The key is to get there as early as possible, no later than 10:30, after that, it doesn't matter if you stay at the hotel or have table reservations, all the people go to ONE small elevator to go up to the nightclub. Imagine a nightclub is more than 62,000 sf, all the people within capacity go to ONE elevator  to get in the nightclub? LINES LINES LINES! \n\n$500 a bottle, small tables sell faster, only big tables with $1500 minimum left for add on tables. $30 for guys, $20 for ladies on most weekend nights. \n\nI would just order bottles if I wanted to stay at Marquee nightclub for a whole night, but still need to get there as early as you can for good tables, that's the only way do it! minus the horrible exit stairs still... otherwise, forget about it on Friday and Saturday nights. \n\nI would never wait in line for 2 hours to get into a nightclub with no seats and no room to dance!
__label__1 Marquee, y u so pretentious?!
__label__0 Overrated. Overpriced. Would not go again.
__label__0 You could not pay me to come back here.\n\nI'll start off with the pros: Marquee is able to lasso some renown DJ's (I came the night Redfoo of LMFAO fame was deejaying) and I liked the music in the main room and in the smaller hip hop area. There's a nice balcony/pool area, that is all the more enjoyable if you go during a warm evening.\n\nEverything else about this club is a nightmare.  If you are absolutely insistent on checking this place out, I have only one recommendation for you: GET A TABLE.  If you do not get one, you will have to deal with the following:\n\n1) Rude ass bouncers both outside AND inside the club!  Yes, I understand you've been standing for hours herding and hustling people (most of whom are probably not fun to deal with, drunk or sober), but be professional.  You chose this job.  Or maybe you didn't.  In which case, it might be time to get that GED.  \n\n2) Crowds and crowds of people.  Maybe you're into that sort of thing, but I like to go to the club to dance, not have to deal with drunk white girls pushing me and screaming at me when I literally did not touch them and getting elbowed in the face and kneed in the back of my legs.  If you do not have a table, you will constantly be herded by the bouncers to places with no space.  You are NOT allowed to stand in walkways or enter dance areas that are already at full capacity.  If you stop to rest, a bouncer will yell at you.  If you stop to take off your heels to rest your feet (due to climbing an endless flight of stairs, see point #4), a bouncer will yell at you.  \n\n3) Nuclear levels of douchebaggery.  Some guy named Cash who is an employee of this fine establishment helped our entire party get in without a cover.  Honestly, I was thankful to him and wanted to just tip him for his generosity.  But we didn't, and he ended up spouting some nonsense to us about how he'll get us a table and free drinks.  Well, these \"free drinks\" ended up being $20 a pop and consisted of an 8 oz cup of club soda.  No alcohol.  My guess is Cash pocketed most of the cash and lived up to his name.  Uncool, dude.  No need for that type of play.  I would have rather he be upfront about things.  But that is exactly the type of BS that you'll have to deal with coming into a place like this. Naturally, Cash left to do his thang and the promise of free drinks and a table left with him.\n\n4) The stairs: http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/WUq8HJHIZU4uteB154XN7w?select=JvT5VYkd_3HHLnrljGKv7w.  Absolutely unacceptable.  Whoever designed this club needs to be fired.\n\nMaybe more alcohol would have helped me tolerate the Marquee experience but alas, I'll never find out.  I'd rather spend my precious time and money on XS or Tryst.
__label__4 Stopped by Marquee for the Armin Van Buuren concert during EDC weekend and it was extremely nice. The stage area and dance floor is rather small but the light show and effects really make up for it if you can find your way out there. Overall I definitely much preferred Marquee over Tryst and Surrender.
__label__3 This along with XS are my favorite clubs in Las Vegas. I would give this place five stars if it wasn't for the funky layout. Right when you enter you have to walk up this flight of stairs that will make you tired if you aren't moderately fit. \n\nThe cool thing is that there are several floors that play different music, and a pool room that is more of a lounge area to chill. More rooms means easier to find people as long as your have reception. When this place gets crowded though, get ready to fight through people since most of the floor space is not open grounds where you can just squeeze through people. \n\nGuys...be smart and buy your pre-sale. I know, I know...you're a cool guy with LOTS of girlfriends and you get in free to clubs ALL THE TIME...stop being an idiot and just buy a pre-sale. Now you don't have to be at the whim of the females and you can pretty much just walk into the club since the pre-sale line is pretty short. Also, the tickets are cheaper.
__label__0 This review is for Marquee Dayclub only. Two Words: DON'T BOTHER!!! \n\nFirst off, I know this is like club industry and all, but c'mon Marquee this is still a business establishment ... have some standards. So I called to inquire about cabana/daybed prices but wanted to confirm with my BF so told them I'd call back to reserve. Well good thing, because when I called back later in that day it was hundreds of dollars cheaper than what the first girl told me. It's like a difference of a bottle! Ummm that's SHADY! \n\nWhen we arrived, it wasn't much hassle getting in. We were seated in a daybed area not exactly to my liking and I asked to be moved to a nearby empty one but before I could even try to tip her she said no. Apparently I have to specify that in my reservation? Ummm how the heck am I supposed to know what to ask for? This is not ticketmaster choose your own seating. \n\nAnyway, we were all having a good time. Liquor was flowing, yummy food kept coming, the pool was still fun and refreshing, and there was a good crowd. But it seemed short lived, because we got tired of it fairly quickly. It must've been a combination of packed, obnoxious, drunk people that finally got in, the hot sun beating on us, and hour after hour of just electronic/house/trance music. I know that's what's popular nowadays, but sh*t DJ, change it up a little! Cliche maybe, but what's wrong with throwing in the Cali hip hop set or even a little top 40?? It's like they know they're at the \"hottest\" spot already so they don't feel the need to put down their drink and actually spin. \n\nWe were just burnt out and wanted to go back up to our room so I told the waitress we we ready to close out. She said she thinks I still have some money to meet the minimum so I told her we'll just order stuff to go. She came back telling me an exact dollar amount so I ordered accordingly. She came back with our food and the final tab, and goes oh btw, you were actually over, hope that's okay?? Excuse me?! You were the one that told me how much more I needed to spend only to find out I didn't need to at all?!?! It was by hundreds of dollars!! How do you get that wrong when you're ringing it all up on the register? And umm if you know that you fkd up wouldn't you run it by me first before you charge my card?? Shhaaaady!!!  At that point I was livid, but didn't want to cause a scene and stay any longer. I made a snide comment and grudgingly signed my tab.  \n\nNEVER AGAIN!
__label__2 There's 2 different ways to get in. One, is inside the hotel itself, and the other is outside by the pool. \n\nThey seemed to be very unorganized, and idk their security really pissed me off. We were waiting in the GL line, which was no point, because we still had to wait a bitchin' long time, and because the main girl who held our name wasn't there yet (and all of our names were), they wouldn't let us in -____- \nSo we had to get out of line and then we went to the 4.5th floor (wtf?) and waited in line there. \n\nThat line went a lot smoother actually. \n\nI think there's about 4 main floors. 1 smalllll hip hop room, and the rest are basically techno shiz. The main room I heard was crazy. There is constantly confetti falling. \n\nI was pretty fucccked up the whole night, so I only went to 2 rooms -__- \n\nI thought it was OKAY. \n\nDrinks are strong, and honestly don't know how much they were. A friend bought em for me. \n\nAlso..in the bathroom, my zipper broke and made my dress pretty much open all the way down my back. \n\nThe ladies who hand out paper towels in the bathroom=LIFE SAVERS! She was like, \"Hold on mami I'ma put safety pins in your dress okay mami, hold on.\" I had a total of 6 safety pins in the back of my dress to hold it together.\n\nThank you mami!!!
__label__2 Crazy lines, but good thing we have VIP passes to skip the madness.\n\nEvery floor was crowded to dance and there were absolutely no seats to sit! How can a girl in heels survive?\n\nGreat music though.
__label__0 Long gone are the days of Utopia\nI've checked out this nightclub on two occasions. The same DJ both times. Crowded, hot, rude people. Cheap thrills with the bubbles and confetti. Bouncers try to do their job but most of them come off as over the top aholes, themselves trampling over patrons. \nIf you want to  pay to have your body roughed up, sweat on, spilled on, and be treated like cattle being steered to the slaughter house, this is your place. \nEven if you pay a ridiculous amount for VIP treatment (getting to sit at a booth $1500-$3000 and purchase a $25 bottle for $400) you are bound to be sardine packed next  to enough dbags to last a lifetime. \nGone are the days of clubbers being happy, polite, and all with the same great energy. Forget about being able to sit, relax, and cool down when you have danced it up on a spacious well-designed dance floor without being smashed and squeezed to the point of suffocation. \nThe stairwell walk is grueling in heels and then not having a cool place to rest inside the facility? Incredibly inconsiderate of the designers. \nIts hard to enjoy good music, lighting , and dance when there are so many negative distractions around. \nI recommend XS if you are going for this kind of entertainment. More space, very few steps,  and better attitudes from the staff.
__label__4 As far as nightclubs go, the best that I have ever been to...\n\nI like both the Day and Night clubs but the Day club is hella fun!  It has a covered dance floor area with VIP tables.  Outdoors are the cabana and jacuzzis.  Overall the layout is on point.  The pool party has 2 areas with different music playing.  In the afternoon, the shadow of a building falls on the pool party so it didn't feel very hot in 100 degree weather.\n\nThe service here is great.  Sheleen is super cool!\n\nDay club has my type of girls!
__label__1 I went to Marquee and did not enjoy my experience.  We had gone to XS, Surrender, Hyde, and Haze throughout our week in Vegas, and had bottles every night.  That being said, the issue with Marquee is that there is no air of exclusivity, in that, the line is very long, but it seems like by the end of the night every single person that was in line is packed into the club like a bunch of dying fish.  We went on the night Chuckie was performing, and it literally took 30 minutes to explore this massive club (due to the sardine factor).  Even with a bottle, we were not having a very good time.  Our bottle waitresses were rude, and they decided to close down our section (after paying nearly $800 for our single bottle of Belvedere).  They offered to move us but since we had a quarter of a bottle left, and we were nearly out, they basically said buy another one and we'll move you, and if not we'll just stare at you till you feel pressured enough to leave.  I very nicely approached them in their staring contest and let them know I did not appreciate their staring contest, to which they insisted it was not what it seemed and continued to stare at us.  \n  I have had Skyboxes at LIV, have tables 2-3 times a week here in DC, have been to Vegas 3 times in the past year, gone to clubs in NYC (near where I grew up) constantly, and have never had a more pompous and underwhelming experience.  I am sure if you come here with $5k-10k to spend you will have a wonderful time, but for that money, I would hop a flight to Miami, and go to LIV, which I will continue to argue is the best nightclub in the world (especially their skyboxes), as there is an air to exclusivity and service that is simply incomparable to any other experience I have ever had.  All of my friends decided that Hyde @ Bellagio is the perfect place for us in Vegas, they are more reasonable, more exclusive, and the view can't be beat, inside and out.    Also people seem to be there to have a great time, not just say they went there.  Skip this place, not like you will, as everyone says it's the greatest club in the world, and inevitably you will make the same mistake we made...
__label__3 The best nightclub I've been to in Vegas. It's a must go! They really put forth a lot of effort with the lasers and everything inside, its a pretty big club - indoor/outdoor and two dance rooms. The only thing is that it gets sooo crowded. It's tough to actually get on the dancefloor and be able to move...I'm not exaggerating, if you guys check it out you'll know what I mean lol but if you love to dance like me, you can always find a spot - like at someone's table while standing on the seats? lol\n\nI love the dayclub here too. They have cabanas with a private hot tub which my friends and I got comped in for (woohoo!!) which was a lot of fun! It's a beautiful pool area\n\nfun stuff- thumbs up!
__label__3 I had only been to the poolside before, but went to the club for the first time! The bouncers were actually friendly, making sure there was enough space to walk around. The sound system here is amazing! Fun to see some great DJs! \n\nTwo floors to the nightclub - the one upstairs is a lot larger!
__label__4 THIS REVIEW IS FOR COLAVANDA & ZORAN!!!\n\nMy apologies if their name is misspelled! Anyways, shout out to these 2 security from Marquee Day Club. I was there Sunday June 23, 2013. I had a friend who was too drunk to stay at the pool party. Despite how annoying & uncooperative my friend was, C & Z were very patient & did not give us attitude or seemed annoyed where as other security probably would have. Eventually my friend got himself together & they both escorted us out to get a cab to take back to our hotel. I tried to give them tip but they generously declined (you guys totally deserved it btw). Thanks again!
__label__2 Went to see Kaskade, Summer Lovin tour on a Saturday night. Club was way to packed, must have over sold it. If you left the main room, you'd have to wait in line to get back in. Club as far as decor and furniture was outstanding. The security staff is one of the reasons I gave a low star rating and a reason that I probably won't go back. Security was very pushy and mouthy. Customer service is #1, especially when your prices are so high, you expect good service with a good attitude. The bartenders were awesome, and also the bathroom attendants . Prices so you know are $10 for an aluminum bottle or can of beer, $8 for a 20oz bottle of water, and $12 for a well mixed drink.
__label__2 To begin, walking through the Cosmopolitan was an incredible experience. I felt like I was literally walking into a movie. I'm not normally into glamour or luxury, but damn if I don't want to stay here the next time I'm in Vegas. I went here a few weekends ago on a Friday night to see W&W. My two girlfriends and I were on the guest list (our two guy friends bought tickets in advance and got inside before us) and probably had to wait around 25 minutes total to get inside. One thing I really didn't prepare for was the walk up the kinda-janky-yet-very-interesting stairs to get to the EDM floor. My friend wore flats that night and I was pretty jealous about an hour in. There aren't many places to sit if you don't have a table or a cabana, so beware. \n\nThe dance floor was super tiny, and it eventually was swollen with people two hours into the night. I was lucky I didn't have a drink because I was shoved around and stepped on until I decided to leave. I couldn't handle it anymore, plus my wedges were killing me. I went outside for a much needed drink and waited about 5 minutes to get served. $14 for my Maker's Mark and ginger. It got more and more packed inside and outside as the night went on. W&W killed it, but we could barely see their set because of the massive swells of people. The lights were awesome and the dancers were getting their hawt thang going! The bathrooms were really nice, and they have everything a woman would ever need for sale at the counters. The interior is super high class and beautiful as well as the outside. The pool is so tempting! I wanted to dunk my feet in a few times. \n\nI give Marquee Nightclub three stars because when I compared it to my experiences at other Vegas nightclubs, it didn't stand out. I'd definitely come back here again, but maybe next time I'll either bring flats in my bag or come with a crew of girls only to increase our chances of getting invited to a table.
__label__4 Stayed in the cosmopolitan, not only did I get to go in for free but I gotta skip the huge lines as well. :) Dj politik was performing, he started Spinning  at 1130 and then stay throughout the whole night. It was a blast! Confetti being bursted every 30 mins, cold air blast on a crowed dance floor perfect!  Bartenders are friendly, 15 dollar drink average but were nice ladies. Oh and if you are going to complain about no room, obviously you are no baller who can not afford table service. Enjoy life, dance elbows with strangers, I don't care if people are stepping on my feet, and if I step on yours no worries, I'm wearing flats. :P I'm there for the music and dancing.Overall great experience and if you are drinking, if you don't want them spilled just drink them at the bar. :P
__label__4 I wasn't crazy about Marquee due to my last experience, but the last few times I've went changed that.\n\nThe first time since that original review, I don't remember much only that it wasn't bad. We came for Gareth Emery but ended up leaving early because members of our group couldn't hack it.\n\nThe second time, I came for day club. They had a \"Halfway to EDC\" pool party they threw. It was super hard to get into so we arrived early. We stood in a huge line and eventually got in. \nEverything was awesome, though super crowded. Dash Berlin rocked the house and I remember being impressed by the setup of the place more than I had been last two times i had been there. \nI also ordered some crazy nachos which were delicious but I couldn't eat very much of because I was still hung over. I still drank though, and had no problems with that. We met some amazing people and had had a great time. I'm very happy I dragged my boyfriend to it and decided to give Marquee another try.\n\nMy third time, last weekend, everything was perfect. The atmosphere was spectacular, and ATB made us dance until we got blisters on the bottoms of our feet. (Which are still killing me, but so worth it.) The setup of the place impresses me more each time I go there, I sware. I just notice more great things about it.\n\nOh and it helps that we never had to walk up those crazy high staircases again. That only happened that first time. Now they have a bunch of very operable elevators to get us to the needed floors.\n\nI love Marquee now. They just blew it the first time I came, but they've certainly redeemed themselves.\n\nOh and make sure to hit up Brian T. at Marquee https://www.yelp.com/user_details?userid=uaFOvyGPRvSETSS6Lk8-5A any time you're heading to Vegas and need gust list entry. He's awesome, and covers your entrance into all clubs, not just Marquee.
__label__1 Got in on GL, no cover, all good. Staff was kinda rude. Top floor and Hip Hop rooms were closed so only the main floor was open (Monday Night). Sat in the corner of the patio while we waited for the place to fill up and were told we couldn't sit. Lame...there was NO one in the outside tables. Bartender was a snot so I said F-this..XS is a 5 min cab...bye. I could see a possible good time here but I wouldn't pick it over Drais or XS or even Surrender. The staff should check out Drais and learn how it's done.
__label__2 We were less than welcomed at the door. The security guard was extremely disrespectful. We would not have gone in if our birthday bud didn't insist.
__label__0 They fill this place in past max capacity where it literally is like walking on top of another person just to get anywhere. Even to get back in from outside you have to wait in another line because they have to wait for people to exit first. These people need to be more about customer service instead of money hungry thieves.
__label__3 The energetic, off-the-wall, and endlessly entertaining environment at Marquee Dayclub may have just been the most fun I've ever had between the hours of 11 AM - 5 PM: \n\nMy girlfriend and I had Double Date wristbands for Kaskade's Summer Lovin' series - meaning that we had access to both the Dayclub and the Nightclub within the span of the same day. We really just can't get enough of Kaskade. \n\nThe first of the two shows took place at Marquee Dayclub, where we had no problems at all as far as finding the correct line to check-in and claim our wristbands at. The girl who put our wristbands on even went so far as to cheerfully make sure that they weren't too tight on us - a gesture of kindness that I don't witness too often in the clubbing scene.\n\nI've learned some handy tips for those not familiar with Marquee Dayclub: \n\n- I'd advise getting to Marquee Dayclub early - that's your best bet for getting a pool towel to use. That towel, in turn, will allow you to stake your claim somewhere near the pool area (assuming you don't have a chair/cabana on deck, of course). We had little trouble getting a great spot near the main Dayclub pool, being that we arrived at around 12:30 PM or so. This being said, we may have arrived at this day party a bit too early - Kaskade didnt come on until almost three-and-a-half hours after we arrived (although Amtrac had the party rocking all day long!).\n\n- Free water is provided for on both sides of the bar towards the back of the venue, behind the DJ decks. It's got hints of cucumber and is consistently nice and chilled (and never empty), so you've simply got no excuse for paying for bottles of Voss water other than for the sake of looking bougey. \n\n- There are blackjack tables at the ready, all prepped to take advantage of drunken passerby. My advice - don't be that guy. I didn't see a single soul walk away from that table with any look on his face (only the fellas bought the bait) other than that of complete and utter defeat. \n\nOne rather sketchy transaction took place after the lady and I bought a Daiquiri from the bar stationed at the back of the Dayclub. My girlfriend paid with a $100 bill, and it was a good thing I went through the trouble of counting our change back - our bartender shorted us on change by twenty bucks! You would think that it's a common practice for someone working in food/beverage service to count cash back for a customer (especially with larger denominations), but this server made no effort at all to do so. Of course, after her mistake was identified, our bikini-clad bartender was happy to correct things (\"Oh, I'm so sorry, sweetie!\"), but I was still suspicious. Frankly, I wouldn't have been surprised if she would've contested this claim, had we not caught it right then and there. \n\nOn the flip side of things, the overall vibe of Marquee Dayclub is laidback, sexy, and irresistibly fun. For me, dayclubbing doesn't exude as much of a pretentious sort of vibe as nightclubbing does, and this was certainly echoed at Marquee. From the group of Asian girls proudly parading around with a massive Kaskade cutout head (which they were repeatedly lending out to other groups of attendees for photo ops!), to the group of gay guys that couldn't stop complimenting my girlfriend and I on how great we looked with one another, the place was filled with folks who just wanted to have fun and take in the experience of a complete departure from the real world. \n\nCoolest of all were the lucky partiers who had booked VIP cabanas that day; in addition to spraying the crowd with bottle upon bottle of Cliquot (we're talking like a college tuition's worth in champagne here, folks), the dayclubbers in one premium cabana kept providing my girl and I with free Heinekens - all in all, I must have anywhere from $30-40 thanks to their generosity! I felt like I was on the set of an episode of \"Entourage,\" or something to that effect. Needless to say, the crowd at Marquee Dayclub made the \"Summer Lovin'\" feeling seem all the more real for us. \n\nSpeaking of, Kaskade himself delivered a set that was perfectly geared for a hot Las Vegas day. While it wasn't as diverse as his Marquee Nightclub set later that night (review coming soon!), I nonetheless enjoyed his mix of melodic build-ups and electro house breakdowns. Per usual, everyone's favorite funky Mormon DJ exceeded expectations. \n\nNeedless to say, Marquee Dayclub was a bit of a departure of the norm for me. The Dayclub bug has bitten me, and I'm downright addicted.  \n\n(After a quick power nap, and with hangovers still in tow, my girlfriend and I made our way to Marquee Nightclub later that evening...but it looks like I'll just have to fill you all in on that next time!)
__label__0 Went to Milos last night with friends to celebrate a birthday.  First, they were about an hour late seating us (we had reservations at 8:30pm).  When we did get seated, the waiter took our drink order and didn't return for at least 45 min.  We ordered appetizers, the calimari and tomato salad (which tasted wonderful), but it took forever to get those as well.  Two hours after ordering our dinner, we finally ate, but only after one of my friends made a complaint.  I had the salmon and we shared the fried potatos and greens.  They were ok, but definitely not worth the price and wait.  I'd skip it.
__label__4 First class service and the best seafood on the strip.  You definitely get what you pay for here.  Loved the food and experience.  Chef Josh is a great guy as well.
__label__3 I've never been to Greece.  My experience with Greek food has been in a takeout box from a food court and my experience with Greek wine has been; well lets just say, I don't drink gasoline.  That said, I had to try what should seemingly be very good Greek food when presented with the chance right?\n\nThe lunch menu is priced perfectly at $20.11 for three course. The Meze plate was surprisingly good (sometimes it helps not knowing what you are eating). A great assortment of dips including a refreshing tzatziki (cucumber dip), tart but refreshing htipiti (feta dip), and a personal favorite the tarama (fish egg dip).  The grilled octopus is excellent.  It is very tender and the bitterness from the grilling adds depth to the simple dish.  Lunch mains or deserts were nothing special.\n\nDinner is where the restaurant shines.  The most creative starters are meant to be shared so it is not well suited if you are dining alone.\n\nThe Milos special is good but one dimensional.  The not oily, fried zucchini and eggplant with tzatziki makes a good foil for the grilled seafood starters.  The grilled eel, and jumbo prawns are all both excellent although a bit tart.\n\nGreek wines served at Milos pair perfectly with their food.  I do not know enough about this vinecultural region to speak to the quality of the wine list or the prices.\n\nService is correct.\n\nPrices are fair.\n\nRecommended if you keep an open mind and are willing to try something new.
__label__4 This place is more like a 4.5 star. I give it a 5 star because lunch is a great price. $21 for an appetizer, main course, and desert per person...really good deal. just be aware that some items on the menu have an extra fee.\n\nSo I went here for my birthday lunch, 21st, a few weeks ago. This place is pretty cool. It is pretty high and over looks the strip, as long as you sit outside. We didnt sit outside. \n\nThe staff here is very nice and professional at the same time.\n\nOkay lets run down the menu of what me and my family had.\nI ordered:\ntomato salad, it is tomatos, olive oil, and feta cheese. Being Greek I love feta. This salad was really good, it was tasty and refreshing.\nlobster pasta. This was absolutely amazing, the best lobster I have ever had. And I used to go to New England alot because my father is from there. And this place beats any lobster I have ever had in New England.\nyogurt martini, it is yogurt in a martini glass...it is good...\n\nme dad:\nhe ordered a plate that was a bunch of \"pastes\", to dip bread in. i tried it and it was pretty good. cant remember all of the dips though. i think one was pepper, another olive, and another hummus.\nhe had a fish plate for his main meal. i didnt try it but he liked it.\nhe had a fruit salad, which he said was tasty and fresh\n\nmy sister:\noctopus, now she actually did not eat this. me and my dad split it. she didnt like the look of the tentacles. This was amazing, the best octopus i have ever had. and i hate octopus, but love squid. it tasted like eating a really good steak.\nchicken. now this is greek style, served with greek potatoes, and pita bread. it was ok, the potatoes were good, but the chicken was americanfied. yes i know it is not a word, but basically the chicken does not have as many spices as traditional Greek chicken should.\n\noverall this place is really good and i would definitely recommend going.
__label__4 Overall:  The best mediterranean restaurant in Vegas, Milos offers pure, natural tasting food combined w/ great ingredients.  Fish is flown in fresh, daily from around the world.  The chefs skills are truly shown w/ pure, un-adultered dishes, mainly seasoned with salt and pepper, sometimes olive oil, and at most w/ a reduced balsamic vinaigrette. \n\nNOTE: Both times, the chef customized our menu and we didn't have to choose items from the main menu.\n\nSetting: Dinner with a friend, Monday 08/22/2011.  We were lucky they had a 2-top available, as it was MAGIC week.\n\nThumbs Up: You can't go wrong by leaving it up to the chef (omakase in Japanese restaurants).  But if not, must gets are: the octopus (so tender, crisp, and yummy); Milos special (eggplant and cucumber chips w/ tzatziki sauce [make sure to mix it up and dig out the tzatziki as it cuts through the saltiness]); cooked whole fish (we had red snapper, and was very fresh and delicious); service staff if very helpful - don't be shy to ask any questions, and even take a tour of the fish being displayed.  Their service staff had good recommendations on wine pairings w/ the different seafood dishes.\n\nThumbs Down:  Nothing.\n\nTip: Most of the bad reviews are a result of not being seated for a 2-top.  This is a family style restaurant where most tables seat 4 or more.  Try to come with more than 2 people and you'll be seated much faster.
__label__2 The food was good but not outstanding and the prices were very high.  I live in Chicago and I can get comparable food in Greektown at probably half the price.  Service was excellent though and the restaurant's ambience was really nice and upscale.\n\nThe grilled octopus appetizer was very good, meaty and tender chunks of charred octopus and some nice tomatoes and olives.  The signature fried zucchini appetizer was delicious.\n\nWe had the grilled LAVRAKI (Mediterranean sea bass) which was nicely prepared, moist, meaty and tender.  It was just a squeeze of lemon juice away from perfection  - luckily, there was plenty of lemon on the plate too!  The downside is that this fish was $53/pound and the smallest one they had was 2.5 lbs so that was a $125 fish.  Wow, that's steep.  Sharing it with the 3 people at our table made it a bit more reasonable but that's still pretty pricey.  A la carte too - all you get is fish.  All the fish was about the same in price, all in the $50-60/pound range.  The least expensive were the sardines - but still $32/pound ... huh?  Sardines?  I can get sushi grade tuna for $15/pound.\n\nGrilled lambchops were pretty good.  You get two huge pork chop sized domestic lambchops.  They were a bit mild for my taste and could have used some aggressive seasoning or sauce to give some oomph.\n\nRibeye steak was ... ribeye steak.  What's Greek about that?  Can't complain too much though ... after all, we ordered it.\n\nThe desserts were just ok.  The fried donut holes with honey did not taste very fresh.  The egg custard phyllo dessert was also ... meh.\n\nThe drinks were competently prepared and there's a nice list of wines (Greek and otherwise) by the glass.
__label__2 For an appetizer we had the stuffed squid which was very very good and the tomato salad which was down right awesome. For an entree we had the Scottish salmon and the lavraki. The salmon was very good, the lavraki was a rip off and I don't use that word lightly. The lavraki was full of bones and was about 8 ounces (not one pound which is what they said it was) and cost $54. It taste like any other white fish. Nothing special and defiantly not worth $54. The sides are extra. I had the kale and it was very good.\n\nMy suggestion is to eat appetizers at the bar. The entrees are crazy expensive and not worth the cost. I agree with the reviewer below that said this place is a tourist trap and not a real Greek restaurant. The waiters are more like salesman. \n\nAll in all I would go back again for the tomato salad and the olive oil which is the best I've had outside of Napa.
__label__2 We had dinner here this past Saturday.  The food was outstanding.  If you're into Greek food and especially seafood, you will not be disappointed.  We have been to Greece twice, so we have a pretty good sense for what the real thing should taste like, and this place amazing in terms of the food.  The grilled octopus appetizer was to die for.  However, the service was painfully slow, hence only the 3 stars.  Our waiter's excuse that he was dealing with a larger party was pretty lame, considering the $240 bill for two (no dessert, and only 2 glasses of wine).  It took 2 hours to get our food. We were so tired of sitting and waiting that we skipped the dessert.  Beware of the market price of the daily fish.  Ours was $98, for two, which they don't tell you up front, so you might want to ask in advance.  Also, the wine pours were a bit skimpy for the $16 per glass price.
__label__3 I was never a fan of Greek food.  We randomly picked this restaurant for the convenience since they could sit us right away on a Saturday night. To our surprise, this place had the best seafood fresh from the Mediterranean.  The most impressive bright red Carabinero Shrimp from Spain is a rare find and we were very fortunate to have an opportunity to try it. The intense overwhelming taste especially the shrimp head was so addictive.  The Branzino was fresh and cooked to perfection. And don't leave without trying their chocolate cake.
__label__1 We didn't have a great experience. Major pluses: the seafood is fresh. Sashimi while expensive ($45) was out of this world - and would have been the highlight except one fish cut had tough chewy membrane left on the bottom and kind of ruined it. Service was amiable enough. BUT: THIS PLACE IS SALTY SALTY SALTY. The sashimi even had salt bits. Tomato salad was fresh but too salty. Grilled octopus was nicely done but also still a bit salty. We asked the waiter to tell the kitchen not to salt our food and he was nice about it but basically said, yes we put sea salt on everything. Unfortunately despite our request, the next dish (mayan shrimp) was practically inedible; it was ruined by all the salt. For one drink, one appetizer, and one main dish each, the tab was $182 with tax not tip. For that price, I expected an outstanding meal, not one I had to make a lot of excuses for. In this case, I had to keep saying, well they just oversalted it but the ingredients would have been good. That's not what I expect for this supposed high level of restaurant.
__label__4 The $20.13 3 course lunch was amazing. The fish lovraki, salmon, lobster pasta was all cooked to perfection. The octopus was amazing, never had such tender octopus. The bread to dip in olive oil was so good, crunchy crust. Real rustic bread.\n\nI have nothing bad to say about this restaurant including the service. All 5 stars.\n\nThe yogurt martini dessert was a perfect ending. I didn't think I was gonna get full from the pictures i saw but I did.\n\n******Tips*****\n\n1. lunch starts at 12pm ends at 2:30pm you need to get in by 2pm. They shut the restaurant between end of lunch and dinner. Business casual dress\n\n2. reservation is not needed for lunch but I recommend it, as its getting popular for their lunch special.\n\n3. Even tho their lunch special for 3 courses is $20.13, some of the items are supplemental meaning you need to pay extra. The octopus everyone is raving about is $10 more on top of the $20.13,  and  the lobster pasta is $15 more. The extra price is well worth is.\n\n4. In my opinion the Greek yogurt martini is the best dessert unless you don't like yogurt, I was told its made in house. Its very rich and creamy. The thickest yogurt I've ever had. Slight tang with a touch of sweetness.\n\nI payed $120 for 3 people for lunch. That included the octopus appetizer and the lobster pasta that we had to pay extra for.
__label__3 I got the $22 prix fixe lunch, as recommended by the NYT travel column: grilled octopus $10 upgrade, lavraki, and walnut cake, plus wine pairing.\n\nThe octopus was by far the best dish of the three, having just the right balance of tender-chewy texture, and spicy-acidic seasoning to balance the natural salt and evoo lubricant.\n\nThe fish was a substantial portion of melt-in-your-mouth tenderness, but it had the same (albeit tasty) flavor as the octopus. It left me wondering whether they just use the same lemon-dill marinade for all of their seafood and call it upscale Greek.\n\nThe walnut cake was disappointing. It was bland, dry despite the ice cream served with it, and wasn't presented well aesthetically. \n\nI couldn't understand what the waitress was saying, so I don't know what wines she poured, but both were whites, a bit fruity but dry, crisp and light, which complemented the seafood well. \n\nBeing a celebrity restaurant in Vegas, it was well worth the price, but by normal standards, I wasn't wow-ed. I was probably most impressed by the attentiveness of the staff and the view of the strip.
__label__3 The $22 prix fixe lunch is their loss leader -- go here, try their stuff, like their stuff, come back later for a pricey dinner.  Example: The lamb chops, which you can get for a $10 supplement at lunch, are on their dinner menu for $58.  I assume you get more lamb chops at dinner (...I hope you get more lamb chops at dinner) but why not give them a try at lunch first?  \n\nNote: The drinks menu is not discounted at lunch.  My husband had a $22 lunch and a $16 mixed drink.  So it goes.  \n\nBut overall, we were pleased.  Thumbs up.
__label__4 Lunch in Las Vegas does not have the power element like most other cities as everyone is on vacation! Milo's on the other hand has become my favorite new lunch restaurant to eat and be seen. With an amazing prefix menu this is the spot to be.
__label__4 Definitely a five star dining experience. FOH staff very friendly and professional. Atmosphere is very cool an relaxing. After being greeting by the sommelier, you are taken on a tour of the seafood market, where you gives excellent choices different fish from around the world. \n\nWe chose: \nGrilled octopus appetizer - nice texture, good flavoring.\nSashimi Sampler- highlight of the entire meal, 3pcs of 4 diff fish.\nGreek Salad- veggies were very fresh.\nFish Entree- there were so many fish choices, that I actually forgot what we ordered; it was a buttery and seasoned perfectly.\nCanadian Lobster: chosen from the market, while still alive and moving, it was extremely fresh to say the least. \n\nOverall, it was a great dining experience, I look forward to my next visit.
__label__1 I do not normally write reviews but I am so mind blogged about what happened last night that I have to write this. \n \n(Pros: The Greek Salad and The Milo Special.)\n\nThe Greek Salad: It was surprisingly great! It was a mixture of tomatoes, cucumbers, peppers and onions, that was accompanied by feta cheese and dressed with a vinaigrette. It was very delicious, if you like the tomatoes. If you don't, I would skip it. \n\nThe Milo Special:  At least this is what I think it is called. It was zucchini and eggplant that was lightly fried and had a yogurt dipping with it. That was the highlight of the night. \n\n(Meh: The Calamari and The Wine)\n\nThe Calamari: It was a little chewy. I didn't really care for it. \n\nThe Wine: It was sweet, but I could stomach it. \n\n(Cons: The Service/Staff and The Fish, The Atmosphere, and The Steak Fries)\n\nLet's Start with the food: The Fish was okay. It was basically red snapper with capers, lemon, and olive oil. It was okay, but I had better. It would be in the meh section, but it was 200 dollars. For 200 dollar fish, it better knock my socks off. Also,  it had bones in it. \nThe steak fries were awful. There was no seasoning or anything there and they were soggy. \n\nThe atmosphere: It was was so loud in this place. I couldn't hear anything. We had a large party and couldn't hear half of the conversation. It was very loud. \n\nThe service and staff: They were slow. We arrived at 7:30 didn't leave until 11 or so. Plus, when I asked them to explain a few items on the menu they couldn't adequately explain things to me. (that is if you can hear anything in this place) They are also business people. They like to deceive you here.  \nWe asked for water, they bring us bottled water that they charge 8 dollars a pop for. We asked for fish, they tell us that it can't feed a group of our size, and adds lamb, which is another 200 dollars. (I didn't eat the lamb that is why is it not on here). Its not the prices that were the problem, it was the fact that they deceived us and ranked up the bill. We had eight people and they added 18 percent gratitude on the bill which is probably why he was making a lot of the suggestions.  I rather you be upfront with me about the prices and let me make the choice if I wanted to eat there or not. This is the type of thing that is admired there, and it is a shame. I will not be dining there anymore. But needless to say, we were blindsided by the bill and took about 30 minutes to figure out, which they complained about. It was ridiculous. Never again will I eat there for some mediocre fish.  I had better fish for a 1/20 of that price. Real disappointment.
__label__3 As a Greek, I will vouch that the food is outstanding, probably the best, freshest\uff0c and healthiest Greek I have had in the states. I recommend the octopus at lunch and the sea bass as well. Combine the yogurt and fruit for dessert. \n\nUnfortunately, both times they have been out of the lobster, which is what I came for (and this was right at opening). The third time I showed up at my reservation time and was told all systems were down and that dining would be unavailable for an unspecified number of hours. The crowd waiting outside was bummed as well. So I'm three for three on no lobster. Maybe someday.  Would be five stars without a doubt if they can fix their logistics.
__label__4 Great views from this third floor restaurant at the Cosmopolitan. Greek menu items made with the freshest ingredients. One of the most popular seafood restaurants in Toronto, Canada. Vegas is lucky to have this here!  Sea bass was mild and delicious. Beef tenderloin was flavorful and tender. We had the traditional Greek tomato salad with Feta. Very fresh and flavorful. Save room for their Baklava, which melts in your mouth. Service was attentive, especially since we were there with a large group.
__label__0 Incredibly RUDE service! Skip this place and go to Cartel.\n\nWe came here for some coffee and closing time was nearing so we got our coffees to go. However, as we were waiting for our last coffee to be made one of the employees - a tall, scruffy, blonde haired guy who tries to be too cool for his own good says: \"As much as I love your company, we're closing so it's time for you to go\" in a very sarcastic, rude tone.\n\nWe all looked at him in shock, and my friend said, \"we'll go when my coffee is ready,\" to which he responded with a smirk. Five minutes later we're still waiting and we go to the counter and ask where the coffee one of the employees says, \"Oh, I forgot about it, it's been sitting here\" - so instead of a hot cup of coffee, we got a cold cup of coffee, which wasn't even good.\n\nNeedless to say, we'll never patron this spot again.
__label__0 Just wanted a small cup of coffee.  Maybe it was old but pH was low enough to etch metal.  The soy milk they added curdled upon impact.  I had one sip and tossed it immediately.  I won't go back.  Where can one get good coffee and not a blended drink?
__label__2 Hit or miss.  Food's not the freshest, but it's not that bad.  Really cheap and big portions.
__label__3 The name is as good as the food. You can go in and take out, you can sit down and get served, and if your close enough they will deliver. It a mom and pop Asian food place with all or your favorite taste liker teriyaki and orange chicken! worth a stop and food is always great!
__label__4 This is my new favorite store for workout attire.  Not only are the materials of the highest quality (they have made it through several washes and still look brand new) but everything fits perfectly. At 6'5\" 200lbs I have a hard time finding clothes that fit. Particularly long sleeve shirts with sleeves long enough at the arms without being too baggy around the waist. \n\nAnd the staff here are incredible helpful. I felt like I had my own personal shopping assistant trying her best to ensure I found just the right items.  \n\nThe only downside is that everything is expensive. On the flipside the clothes seem very durable. I have a hunch I may end up saving money in the long run. \n\nAnd lastly - they actually have size 14 socks. And the most comfortable socks I have ever worn. Amazing!
__label__2 The food is good. Margarita is good but a bit weak. Getting something better than the house may be different. All together a good experience.
__label__1 This location has a much bigger seating area than other locations, which is a big plus in the morning.\n\nHowever, their quality control is severely lacking. I love the smokehouse sausage breakfast sandwich but the last one I got  was from here and it was terrible. The sausages tasted uncooked, the egg was about twice the size of the english muffin, and the english muffin itself had been cooked way too long (not burned, but hard).\n\nAnother small plus, since theyre bigger, they tend to have more than one box of each flavor of KCup packs available. But if you purchase one, you have to deal w/ their register guy who is really not the brightest bulb in the box. Thats mean, I know, but its unfortunately true. Ive had the same guy 4 times and ive experienced slow service, having my order voided 2-3 times because wrong buttons were pushed, a reply of \"Huh?\" to every order Ive made....super frustrating.
__label__2 Conflicted is how I feel about Sauceman's. I went there the other week to grab a quick dinner since I purchased a $12 Groupon. I called in my order right as I was leaving work Uptown and by the time I got there, it was ready. Like that since anyone who has seen the size of my booty knows I like food. \n\nThe first thing I noticed when I stepped out of my car was the interesting location---right at the corner of West Blvd and South Tryon Street across from the Bojangles. Good thing I came down Camden since making it into the parking lot from Tryon Street seems like an impossible task. The second thing that hit me was the smell of sweet stuff in the air--was I in the parking lot of a Krispy Kreme?? I soon found out the smell was their sugar biscuits--sugar and biscuits living in harmony together? Say it aint so! But it be so and they were spectacular, more like little dough balls covered in sugar than biscuits though.  I got in, grabbed my pizza and salad to go but got talked into a $1.50 domestic draft that they have on Thursdays (along with $2 glasses of wine), for I just can't pass up a deal like that.\n\nI got the white pizza which has a  garlic/olive oil topping, provolone cheese and fresh sliced tomatoes. It was good but nothing memorable. I was hoping for a little more pizzazz or flavor to come with the pizza but when I got home and took a bite, I was underwhelmed. I added a ton of red pepper flakes and parsley to make it sparkle a little more and once I did, it was fabulous.\n\nLikes: Cheap prices for food and drinks, open seating area with lots of natural light and varied menu with both Italian and BBQ items and a friendly staff.\n\nDislikes: Unfavorable parking situation and location, lack of flavor of the food\n\nThe food was alright and a decent place to try but I don't think I will be saying you need to run right to Sauceman's anytime soon.
__label__3 So after wanting to try the food in this place for what seems like forever I finally managed to find this place open on Friday night. Looking at it you don't think much but the proof is in the pudding right?? Precisely! Saucemans seems to have a lists of accolades and after reading these reviews on here and tasting a small sample at taste of charlotte I was really looking forward to having a full meal. I had the 2 meat sampler with Mac and White Coleslaw . my lady had the smoked turkey! I was really impressed with mine. The ribs were charred, smoked and covered in one of the nest sauces I've ever tasted. Only having a sampler I was disappointed at the fact I didn't have more of them to eat. I did however have the Brisket. Again this was an excellent cut of meat smoked to perfection, it was melt in your mouth soft and when you combined it with the sides was almost perfect. Texas toast was great, Mac n cheese was great and I'm not even a real fan of coleslaw but that was great too! Now if only this place was in a better building it would probably be the best BBQ in the state -easily. It already ranks on top for the taste but if it offered that actual restaurant experience instead of that lunch room/quickbite feel it has it would be on a whole other level\n \nI look forward to going back soon for a full rack of ribs - it will be glorious
__label__3 Come here quite often, never disappoints. service is much to be desired but the food makes up for it.
__label__2 Bad service but the food was okay.
__label__4 Jimmy John's is the best.  The bread is always super fresh and chewy. The have super fast service and delivery. And I mean SUPER fast.  My sandwich was ready before I was done ordering.  Definitely go there.
__label__2 Wish I could do 2 and a half stars.....Went here for Thursday bogo night (yes it is only specific rolls and of those there are no vegetarian options????  WTF???).  But what I had was on the low-end of 'fine'.  The salmon when it came out in one of the rolls was room-temperature.  Hmmm....I had never experienced that before.  Not super appealing.  The rest was 'just fine' especially for those prices.  \n\nI liked the 'green' chopsticks - instead of the throw-aways they had plastic ones that were heftier.  Great job on that guys!  \n\nThe bar service was better than the table service.  Try not to come at peak hours on bogo night and I am sure the service would be better.  \n\nThere have been many establishments in this location and this is by far the best one.  I hope you stick around Akahana!!!  :-D
__label__0 So Akahana what's up? Do you hate me that much that you always pair me up with the very inattentive waiter that messes up my order every time?\n\nLeanne C.'s review pretty much sums up our experience there. I got told I could have cake, then the cake was a lie, then there was cake again. Quit playing with my heart! I would've ordered some food to go with the cake if you hadn't taken almost an hour to bring it out of the freezer. My love of dessert for dinner is unrivaled, but this was really crappy cake that I ended up giving away because I couldn't stomach it's frozen sickly sweetness. I suggest that you inform people next time you're serving them cold chocolate cake because I kind of envisioned a warm fluffy moist piece of chocolate yumminess.\n\nService was awful, bad, below mediocre, crap, pick any negative adjective you like. Sake was ordered at the start of the meal and came out near the end after we had said we didn't want it anymore since it was so late, at least our server realized how big of a mess that was and comped us for it.\n\nI hate the stupid BOGO deal, just price your stuff reasonably because I don't want to always eat 2 rolls when I come here. I think I'll have to end my relationship with you here for a while Akahana.
__label__0 Emily afternoon shift had horrible customer service. I haven't been much of a complainer but im tired of people getting away with horrible customer service skills. If you can't treat everyone with respect try another job.
__label__3 This is a relatively small location, for future reference I'll stick to drive-thru. But I've never had a problem so no complaints!
__label__0 I love your subs , but I went in there and saw many flies , so I kindly told the worker , I was not ordering because of all the flies and walked out... ekk gross.
__label__0 Subs are okay. A little better than Subway but priced much higher.\n\nBut here's why they get 1 star: I paid $30 for 3 adults and a child, which is fine. A little high, but whatever. I didn't leave a tip because I didn't feel one was warranted. \n\nThe guy taking my payment (or another employee) obviously didn't agree because today, on my bank statement, there is an initial authorization for $30 and a final charge of $33. So they gave themselves a $3 tip without my authorization.\n\nI sent a message through the site and have received no response. That was about 7 hours ago.
__label__3 I dined here on Monday 04/29. I ordered the Korean steak tacos, they were ok but nothing special. The vanilla bean cheesecake however was good. The waitress young lady long blond hair, was very good and attentive.
__label__0 Cardboard crust, canned sauce. Nothing special. But if you're starving and only have $2 in your pocket, this will tide you over. Nothing more.
__label__3 It is by no means the best pizza I have ever had, nor is it the best pizza by the slice, but I personally love the idea that they don't advertise, and you have to walk down a little hallway to get it. \n\nThe novelty of this place is what earns it four stars. Knowing about this little place makes me feel like I'm part of an exclusive club (or at least a club that 187 other yelpers know about). \n\nI tried the mushroom and white pizza. Both were delicious thin crust style pizza. The mushrooms on top my pizza were particularly delicious. And at $3-$4 a slice this is probably one of the best deals in Vegas, and definitely the cheapest meal that I saw in the Cosmopolitan.
__label__3 I really want to give this amazing Hipster Hangout 5 stars but the fact that it was PACKED means that the cat was out of the bag. I was excited to see a line full of hipster youth and it definitely has a New York feel to it.\n\nI didn't mind waiting in line and checking out the old school album covers on the walls along with the pinball machines and 80's music blaring. The pizza itself was actually really tasty. It was greasy as hell but didn't taste or feel too greasy. At around $3 a slice and red cups for the PBR/IPA this place really took me back to drunken college nights in NYC. \n\nThe Cosmopolitan has won my heart as a drunken strip hangout. The fact that this pizza place is hidden just makes it that much more quirky and interesting. Can't wait to head back!
__label__3 Upon visiting the Pizzeria (aka Secret Pizza as I enjoy calling it) I was a bit miffed at the service. Typically when I have been here the service has been consistent with the nice guys working the pizza ovens and whoever happens to be cashiering.\n\nI went with some friends to get a slice of pizza before the Foster The People concert on a Thursday night. When we were there the place wasn't too busy, luckily. When we walked up to the counter they were right then bringing a pepperoni pizza out of the oven, so we all got a slice of that pizza.\n\nHowever, when I went up to pay the (obviously) unhappy girl at the register was fairly rude to me. Previously before my friends had gotten there I ordered a Coke and had been drinking it. I simply asked if I could have some more ice in my Coke, and pretty snottily she asked me if I also wanted a refill. Well, sure, yes I said and she got me the refill. \n\nHonestly I hate to drop stars of places because someone may have been having a bad day, but I've read reviews of this place that have noted the service at the counter has been less than nice. Therefore I stand by dropping my 5 star rating to a 4 star for now.
__label__3 The 4 star rating is not for the pizza alone (which is pretty good, not the best I have ever had but still very very decent, especially the white)... but rather for the \"secret\" factor, the location and just the fun it involves getting there, also the Cosmo is one of my favorite casinos on the strip.
__label__2 LINE: When I went it was about 3am leaving Marquee, the line was fairly short but it can get pretty long because this place is pretty small and the sitting area had about 6 chairs. \n\nPIZZA: alright I'm not much of a pizza lover but I liked the concept of \"secret pizza\" because it is down a long hall way and I would've never guessed there was a pizza joint in that hole in the wall. \n\nPRICE: pricy but its Vegas, I ordered 4 slices and 1 drink came to about $27. Also I had no objections at that point I would've eaten anything. Drunk food is scarfed down.
__label__3 Not cheap @ $4.50 for a cheese slice and $24 for a whole pie. But definitely tasty. Even when you're not that hungry, so that says something! LOL  Will definitely try other menu items next time I return!
__label__2 There's not much to be said about the pizza here except that it is comparatively cheap, quick, and is no frills. Whether you're tired of overpaying for things on the strip or want to get late night grub without a reservation, this is your place. Free water and condiments, and you get to tease everyone at the Cosmopolitan with your cheap yet filling pizza. Can't go wrong.
__label__4 Amazing, authentic and fun!  Great job we will be back!!!!!  It's definitely NY pizza... If you have never had a NY Za and are used to vegas pizza places then you might not get it.  The crust is perfect and so is everything about the toppings and the little white tiled place. Defiantly worth the drive and the money.
__label__4 PIZZA!!! Plus video games and pinball! Super delish pizza with fresh crust and hot bubbly cheese! Simpy divine! A little pricey but well worth it. If you are in the Cosmopolitan and  want great pizza...stop by here!!\n\nThin crust also!
__label__3 Let me get the logic behind Secret Pizza.  They're opened to 4-5 a.m.  The drunk and partially drunk slur their way in to get that \"sober me up munchies\" on.  Wouldn't you want a sign up to attract more customers?  How passively cruel is that to the wobbly and incoherent?   Wandering like zombies seeking to feed, one could only chuckle at the priceless visual as they search for Secret Pizza.  \n\nContrarians (sober people) would say signs would defeat the purpose of their marketing goal...it wouldn't be called SECRET PIZZA...logic is never logic if drunk.\n\nThrough the corridor on the right of the Japanese restaurant within the Cosmopolitan, you'll find Secret Pizza.  There I said it.  If that's not enough, you're probably too drunk to even eat.  Within this hallway is a massive collection of interesting prints of musicians.  I think they were musicians.  The pizza aroma pulled my attention away from the pictures.    \n\nMy monstrous hunger, which developed from searching the menu, told me to get two slices.  Give up looking for a poster board list menu or what have you.  Just ask, because there are none.  Peering down through the glass, I eventually chose the meat lovers and the cheese with white sauce.  \n\nPizzas are the thin crust.  My crusts were a tad burnt on the edges after the oven warm up; each crispy bite was filled with a healthy (so to speak) dose of cheese and ingredients.  Both slices were delicious.  Both had surprisingly good taste considering since they were just thrown into an oven and reheated for a minute.  \n\nNo time for a sit down dinner, want a quick slice (or whole pizza), or need some grease to relieve your drunkenness.  Secret Pizza can be a strong option.  That is, if you can find it.
__label__4 Wow, who was the genius that put a pizza place right next to Marquee?  That guy should be rewarded like a BOSS because having the pizza literally 30 seconds away is about as clutch as you can possibly get.  Again, this is why the Cosmo rules.\n\nYeah, it's expensive, but what in Vegas isn't expensive?  Usually $5 a slice, and that's before you get into multiple topping slices.  Honestly though, at least the pizza is pretty damn good for $5.  Crust is has good complexion. the cheese is delicious, and the toppings are always quality.  They always make sure to stick it in the oven before they give it over to you, so it is piping hot when you get it.  Ain't no other way to eat pizza than piping hot.  My only wish is that they had chicken pesto pizza, but it's ok...I'll let you slide because your italian sausage/pepperoni and meatball pizzas are bomb as hell.\n\nStaff is great, very understanding and accommodating considering all the drunk, hungry people that pass by here between 2 to 5 AM.\n\nAnd not just that, but this place gets pretty entertaining because DRUNK PPL LOL.  Last time I went and waited in line, some girl was going off about how she wanted to beat the crap out of another girl, but didn't out of respect for the bachelorette party.  New night, new stories.  Ah, good times.
__label__3 My review will strictly be on what I ordered:\n\nWhite Pizza - Fantastic and straight to the point.  Cheesy without being overwhelming and heavy.  1 slice is all you really need to reach contentment unless you're someone with an over-sized appetite.  Pizza is always coming out fresh.  Huge globs of ricotta, total score.  I prefer my white pizzas a little on the creamier side, but this was good enough.  Can't complaint about a $5 slice if you're in Vegas.  Great for late night eats especially if you're staying at the hotel.\n\nOVERALL:  Great people, love the man behind the counter.  Quick service as well.\n\nLike I always say, YOU WON'T KNOW UNLESS YOU TRY IT FOR YOURSELF!
__label__4 I love the white pizza.  Sooo good.  Ugh.  I want some now.  I am not at the Cosmo often...being an old Mom and all but when I am I always stop by and grab a slice or even a whole pie to take home.  I've also tried other varieties but always come back to good ole white.  It is just so good.  There is usually a line but it moves pretty quick.  I love the old school video games and checking out the album covers.  Def a great late night spot if your are in the Cosmo or anywhere near City Center.  I am guilty of parking at Cosmo just so I can grab some pizza on the way home.
__label__1 This place totally IS a secret. I had no idea where they were. I knew they were in the COSMOPOLITAN but once I got in I couldn't find them. There are no signs that point to their location that I knew of. The establishment itself didn't even have a sign upon entering. I found out that they were \n\nLOCATED on the 3rd floor of the cosmo. There is an entrance hallway next to the pool table and escalators. I should have looked on the yelp reviews but I didn't so I just asked a hotel worker. \n\nThe ENVIRONMENT was exactly what I expected, SMALL with no tables to sit. They have a counter and that's about it. They do have an arcade machine which kept my son entertained while we waited. This place gets really busy so you will have to take your food to go (Don't know where though) or eat standing up. \n\nThe SERVICE was not a good experience.  We were the only ones there at the time we walked in and we had no greeting whatsoever. Then, it took about a couple minutes for someone to even take our order. Next came the over promising. Since I ordered an entire pie, I was told that there was a pie in the oven and it would be about 10 minutes. That pie that was in the oven...you know the one the guy said was for us...well, it did not go to us. Nor did the second pie. On the third pie, we had to go back to the counter and remind them we were still waiting.  Only then did finally we get it. No apology. That is my pet peeve.   \n\nThe QUALITY of the PIZZA was such a disappointment.  Since there were 5 of us, we just ordered the entire pie because it was a better value. Each slice is about 5 dollars and the entire pie is about 27 dollars depending on which one you get.  Our choice was pepperoni.  I understand that sometimes people can order the wrong item but, in this case, I doubt it would have made any difference.  First, their pizza is thin crust which is fine. I like thin crust pizza but the crust is very soft and limp which made it hard to eat. Kinda like a new yorker but worse..almost uncooked.  It just kept flapping all over the place and going limp just prior to getting in my mouth. Second, it was very very oily. I'm talking about Pizza Hut type sprayed on oil dipped in more oil. I had pizza juice running all over my hands and mouth.  Some of you might like that, which is totally cool but not for me. \n\nI am going to give it two stars though because I don't think I can ever give any pizza joint 1 star. Plus, the employees did speak in a friendly manner. Even though they did not serve us well.  Bottom line is, the name matches perfectly. Nobody should know about this place.
__label__2 I have no idea why there was such a huge hype, it was just a typical thin crusted pizza. Seriously!!!!! The toppings were good, pepperoni, sausage, etc... but honestly you can get a better pizza elsewhere.\n\nHowever, if you are dying for a late  night snack after Marquee it's conveniently located.
__label__0 Came in at 1pm on a Sunday. If I wanted pre-made, reheated pizza I could have gone to Sabaros and not waited in line. There are too many great places in Vegas...don't waste your time here.
__label__2 A little tough to find at first but we did eventually. Enter the Cosmopolitan Hotel off the strip and go to third floor using the escalator. Then go straight down the unmarked hallway right in front of you which is lined with old record sleeves. it opens up into a mostly standing room affair with a few stools along the walls, some pinball machines, and 2 TVs with sports.\n\nDrinks are sold from 2 liter bottles and poured into solo cups at something like $4 per cup. This is crazy expensive. Luckily they have a little water filtration machine that you can get free water from in the corner next to the cash register. This is the way to go.\n\nYou can order a custom pizza which takes a while, or they can just heat a slice from the already made pizzas. $4.50 for a cheese slice is the base price. You then add 50 cents for each additional topping. I had the pepperoni and sausage for $5.50, and felt like the price was a little up there for a single slice that wasn't even over-sized. \n\nSausage and peperoni was only ok. Sausage was there physically, but lacked any flavor. I'd skip that topping. Pepperoni was tasty and a little salty. Still not a huge winner, but a good standard slice.\n\nThe crust was good. Thin and crunchy, resisting sogginess for a while, and is a great starting point for these pizzas. \n\nThe white pizza was by far the best. Ricotta and garlic make this more resistant to sogginess, and the taste combo is delicious. Very subtle ricotta and not so subtle garlic really take this to the next level with the great crust. The white pizza is the one to get. Case closed.
__label__4 Love this place!  It's a definite must every time i'm in vegas!  I always get the whole pie, half white sauce and half red sauce with sausage. Simple but amazing!  \n\nMy tips: Takes about 30 minutes or so for a whole pie, so don't come starving!
__label__3 A little tough to find but the search is worth the wait. Best pizza I've had since leaving NY 25 yrs ago.  Small hole in the wall place, no tables just counters, white tile walls and tin crown mouldings give the place a \"underground\" feel. Meatballs and sausage are homemade and awesome. East coasters will take one look at the Bakers Pride ovens and know the deal. Biggest bonus = Sicilian pizza.  Cool tunes, a pinball machine and an epic Galaga video game complete the experience.
__label__3 This secret pizza place is hidden on the second floor of the Cosmopolitan. To find out the exact location just ask one of the hosts at one of the surrounding restaurants. Gyuup only cool people know where this is located :P. \n\nI was Ice skating at the Boulevard Rink and decided to grab a bite to eat, was starving! I ordered a meat lover's pizza for $5 bucks a slice, The slices are pretty huge and I love how the crust is so crusty loaded with garlic.. The pizza was awesome customer service was great, it was a quick in and out kinda pizza joint. The only thing i did not like about this place was if it gets too crowded in their people will be all up in your space! :P overall enjoyed my experience.
__label__3 A bit hard to find, but well worth the hunt.  It is on the thrid floor of the cosmopolitan.  Got one cheese slice and it was just great.\n\nI haven't had an authentic new york style pizza, so I couldn't compare, but for pizza it was really good.\n\nThis place is small and if busy might be hard to find a spot to sit and eat, but pizza is pretty easy to just eat on the go.
__label__2 Secret Pizza lives up to its name. It has no sign and I have no idea how I found myself to this restaurant.\n\nEach slice is about $5 and the slices are decently large. I thought this was pretty expensive. The pizza is just normal pizza to me as nothing was really special about its construction or toppings. I thought that the slices were very flimsy and it would have been better to eat it with a knife and fork.\n\nThere are not many seats for this place so prepare to stand and eat (there is nowhere outside either).
__label__2 Ok.. the pizza here is good... but I don't understand the hype! My friends always want Secret Pizza whenever we go to Vegas.. but WHY... \n\nTo me.. Secret Pizza is just pizza... nothing special.. but if I had to recommend something, the white pizza is the best out of all the other ones I've tried here. \n\nConveniently located in Cosmo for those of you who like Marquee Day/Night club.. I guess it's something you should at least try once. But don't have too high expectations!
__label__3 Fun atmosphere, hidden hole-in-the-wall. Friendly employees. Pepperoni and meatball pizza was awesome.
__label__1 On my most recent trip to the Cosmopolitan (which was for a work conference) I had a free night for dinner and was totally on my own so I decided to grab some pizza and a beer for dinner. After a little wandering around I managed to find Secret Pizza's location. It was somewhat of a let down because I didn't really care for their pizza or beer selection. I guess I am not hipster enough for cheap beer in plastic cup. I don't remember exactly what the choices were but it was the mass produced watered down stuff like Bud, Miller, Coors, etc. The pizza itself was pretty greasy and tasted like most (if not all) of the ingredients had come out of a jar or can. Don't get me wrong, it probably would hit the spot after a night clubbing but for a dinner after a long work day it was a big disappointment. On top of that there is not much seating and there were some very loud children playing with the arcade games that are in there. I ended up taking my pizza and plastic cup back to my room and leaving half a slice in the mini fridge when I checked out the next day.
__label__4 If I had 30 dollars left and I had a choice of buying a pizza pie or going to marquee, I would choose the pizza life everyday. Shoutout to the grandmas out there. \n\nThis place is spot for a pricey oily slice of indulgent vegas goodness.
__label__1 Look up a review by Jennie M. She sings high praises for this place. I cannot say the same. I am a firm believer that one review or one bad day should be the only thing to base the value of a venue on. So to those ends and the countless positive reviews I will share my opinion without too much judgement.  Just a declaration of my experience the one day, the one time I tried it. By the time we went to find this place it was well know so there wasn't much secret but who can really keep secrets on the Internet?  The pizza was lacking flavor,  over cooked and bland.  There was little more personality than a prison lunch line and I left feeling it should have remained a secret. The experience did not live up to the hype.  Given the other reviews it might be worth giving them a second chance.
__label__1 The best part of this place is the scavenger hunt to find it. The location is ridiculously obscure. The hotel doesn't even have it listed on their website. The casino is 3 floors away, and unless you're LEAVING Marquee, you wouldn't have a reason to discover this pizza place.\n\nWe found a random hallway with albums all along the wall, and I knew from reading yelp that this was the place. There was a bouncer right at the mouth of the hall, and I was half expecting them to say something, but they just nodded and said, \"Enjoy the pizza.\"\n\nThen things started going downhill. The pizza was over-priced ($5 a slice for cheese) and mediocre at best. I had even been drinking, and it was just a let-down to be honest. The pizza was not a lot of food, and the crust was flimsy and a bit over-worked to have a nice chew/mouth-feel.\n\nThe toppings were typical of any hole-in-the-wall pizza place, and the slices waiting to be served harkened a less than stellar Sbarro feeling. The place looked out of place in the otherwise impeccable Cosmopolitan, and the drinks were served in red plastic solo cups. I'm not in college anymore, and I'm not at Circus Circus... please just give it to me in the bottle, or better yet an actual glass.\n\nThe line wasn't too bad when we arrived. (Around 9:00pm) But apparently it gets ape-shit when the clubs start to close down. If that was the case, I'd definitely not wait in line for this. But the 10 minute line wasn't that bad.... too bad the food wasn't even worth it.\n\nIn conclusion, I'd say you're better off spending your Vegas money elsewhere. It's a unique idea, with a bad product. I'd highly recommend 800 Degrees Pizza in front of the Monte Carlo for a truly amazing pizza.
__label__2 At 4am in the morning, anything tastes good to me.  However, I also did get the chance to try the pizza in my more sober moments, so you can trust my tastebuds.  \n\nTucked between Blue Ribbon Sushi and Jaleo is this retro looking pizza joint that is opened 24 hours (I believe).  They have the standards, cheese and pepperoni, and deliciously greasy sicilian pizza.  A slice and a drink will cost you around \n$6, so it's definitely a steal.  \n\nOf course there are amazing restaurants at the Cosmopolitan and right outside the hotel doors.  But when it's super late and you just want a quick and yummy bite before heading to your hotel room, Secret Pizza definitely comes in handy!
__label__4 Loved this place!! I went two nights in a row after the club. Pizza is great but the only drag was the wait. And it's on the 3rd floor on the opposite site of the pool tables btw ;)
__label__3 Hands down best pizza place in Vegas. The location is sorta hard to find and it is not well advertised but it is the germ of the Cosmo. It on the the third floor, next to the pool table waiting area. Follow your nose and empty pizza boxes!\n\nThey have been raising the price. The best way that we found out about doing this is just to order a whole pie. Call in and order.
__label__2 if you're from NY, you'll know this pizza is average at best.\n\nI guess people from everywhere else don't have the same reference point.\n\nThat being said, it's a solid late night option with good choices. it is a bit pricey
__label__4 One of the best pizzas I've tried. Italian and Sicilian pizza highly recommended. If u like cheese pizza try their white pizza! Bomb!
__label__4 I am a local and until last weekend (halloween weekend) I had never been to this place. BOY WAS I MISSING OUT! \n\nPrice is so cheap and the pizza is amazing! Each of us ordered a slice and I got the white pizza with some pepperoni on top. Greasy and delicious. Hits the spot and is a little bit hidden so just ask someone where it is and enjoy. \n\nService was great and will definitely be coming back here again. Five BIG STARS!
__label__4 Secrets, secrets, are no fun. Secrets, secrets, hurt someone... Unless they involved pizza. \n\nWant some pro tips? At $5/slice, that makes a pie $50, but guess what? Cheeze pie is $26! Want a consistent delicious pizza everytime you're at Secret? Get the pie! Even when I'm alone I get the pie because its fresh. I usually take walk on the Blvd and hookup some hungry faces with the remaining slices. Eat something great and do something great. \n\nCowabunga!
__label__4 Great pizza. Very friendly staff. Slices are very big and you can add additional toppings to their already made pizzas. Cool find.   Grab a slice, a glass of wine and walk out front to the sofas by the pool table.
__label__2 This place is no secret, it's on the 3rd floor of the Cosmo, just look for a long dark hallway lined with picture frames of random shit. The line for this place was nearly out the door when I came on Christmas Day, which was also my very 1st visit here. I can see why the lines are so long...because it's the only affordable place to eat inside the Cosmo! The pizza itself is decent depending on what you get. I got 2 slices: pepperoni and sausage/banana pepper. The pepperoni one was alright...I've definitely had better at cheaper price points. the sausage and banana pepper one was pretty damn good though and it was a good combo together. I'd come back for that one.\n\nSlices range around the price of 5 bucks each depending on what kind you get. Cheese slices are under $5, while ones with tons of toppings will push the price closer to $6. Whole pies are around $26-30 and may be a cheaper option if you're wanting more than 4 slices. Drink selection is sparse here, and bottled beer is 8 bucks! I guess it is the Strip though...They had a water cooler there but it was broken. Thanks for putting a sign on there to let us know because a few customers and I tried messing with it and wondered why nothing would dispense. \n\nI would come back here but only if I were already near the Cosmo. It's definitely not worth the drive down. I'd much rather drive to Metro Pizza or Costco for cheaper and more tasty pies.
__label__2 Nothing special. Just typical fast greasy pizza. 3 stars because it's open late.    -No regular seating FYI.
__label__0 Ye Old Orchard Pub in Pointe-Claire.....probably the worst fish and chips I have ever encountered outside of those waxed boxes of frozen nasties. It was soggy, virtually tasteless and the small taste that was detectable, was stale. My companion had a burger or what may have started out as a burger in some other time and place. It was floppy, thin and he is sure it was from frozen. \n\nThe fries were greasy and not in a good old-fashioned fries way. \n\nThe waiter took our order quickly but we had quite wait for the food and believe me, it was NOT worth wait. The place was not crowded so that was not excuse. \n\nI could not finish my meal - it was that nasty.  As a matter of fact, the mean came back to haunt me throughout the rest of the evening.  \n\nWhile the waiter was a nice enough young man, replete in a kilt - the table and the menus were sticky.  We should have clued in and left when we stuck to the table. \n\nThis was our first and last time going to the Ye Old Orchard. We are not food snobs by any means.   This ranked as one of the worst meals we've ever been served.
__label__1 Total regret.  That bad expired fish tossed and turned in my stomach and I spent the whole flight in the bathroom.  They destroy even avocado and cucumber rolls.  \n\nThanks very much for cutting back on your staff and not keeping your fish fresh Hissho!  Next time I pass through i'm going to make the manager eat the crap they put on the shelves.
__label__2 I had a layover at the Charlotte Airport and a little time before I had to catch my next flight.  I looked at the choices in their food court and chose sushi.   The setup for this place is basically a kiosk.   They have prepackaged sushi and what they call a \"dine in\" menu for fresh sushi but you can't dine in because it's not a restaurant.   It's a kiosk (which seems haphazardly placed in whatever open spot could be found in the middle section of the food court).  There are bar stools placed around the kiosk for the so called \"dine in\" experience.  There was barely enough elbow room between the stools.  If you add to that the fact that most people would have luggage because it's located at the airport, then you are talking even less comfortable space for dining.  \n\nSo...for that reason, I decided to get a prepackaged tray of california rolls, because how could you mess up a basic california roll. There were nine rolls in my tray.  it was reasonably priced and it tastes pretty much like any other tray of california rolls.  It was enough to feel me up before my next flight.  So, I was satisfied.  That's it...it was just enough, nothing special.  So for that reason, it gets 3 stars.
__label__2 I agree with the 3 star.  Aok.  Healthy choice at airport.  Expensive but filling bento box to go at $14.  Had several little roll pieces, 3 sushis, and some seaweed.\n\nEh...but better than a burger and fried
__label__1 This is probably the only sushi spot in the airport and there is not a ton of variety, but gets the job done if you are in the mood for sushi. I didn't think the fish tasted very fresh (some weird chewy textures going on) and the edamame tasted microwaved.  I know airport food isn't great in general, but I'll pass on the sushi next time and go for a salad elsewhere if I need a healthy fixing.
__label__1 Overpriced and mediocre quality sushi. They crank the rolls out very fast so that's good...but also bad because they're not put together too well.
__label__3 So, let me say ... I am a huge fried chicken fan. I took my car for an oil change and as I was pulling in I saw a sign for Harold's. Figured I had some cash and some time to kill ... why not??? I ordered the 2 piece dar and a small fish nuggets. Let me just say it was amazing. The chicken (thighs) were juicy and delicious. Came with a good helping of fries all piled on top of a slice of white bread. Throw some hot sauce on top and forget about it! The catfish was just as good as any I used to get in Daytona. Bear in mind, FL is very big on catfish and this stuff was fant-friggin'-tastic.
__label__3 Like what they say the place is really clean and the waiters are friendly and courteous. I finally found my cravings for Vietnamese egg rolls called Goi Cuon. My wife commented, \"I like eating new kinds of food with you!\" I am glad she like it. We also enjoyed the crab angels. Reasonable price for main dish $4.99. The servings are just right and enough.
__label__0 Comment dire: la d\u00e9coration... il n'y en a pas ou peu, disons.\nEffectivement, le poisson est frais et cuit devant soi. Mais est-ce de la grande cuisine?! Hum... non! C'\u00e9tait lourd \u00e0 manger. Pourtant le prix (qui ne fait pas sourire) aurait laiss\u00e9 sous entendre que cela aurait \u00e9t\u00e9 meilleur.
__label__2 I don't even know where to start with this place.\n\nNever have I thought fried fish could taste so good. I was never a fan of calamari but oh boy their deep-fried calamari were delicious! Their seafood chowder were delicious and the fries were nicely seasoned with cajun spices. I never tried the grilled fish, but it doesn't seem as appetizing as the fried ones.\n\nThe service was mediocre, nothing too much or less. I like how they give a jar of water per table so you can refill your water as often as you'd like.\n\nThe reason why I am taking out two stars is because of the hygiene. The second time I went there the utensils weren't properly washed, and the water looked cloudy. The fish aren't really that fresh and are not kept on ice.\n\nNevertheless, the food is still very tasty, and I will return again and again to satisfy my needs for more fried seafood.
__label__4 Hands down the best seafood place I've been to in Montreal, Especially if you love freshly prepared seafood.  Think of this place as a seafood market. You order the Fish / lobster / calamari etc by the pound, and you tell them how you want it to be cooked. You have an option of getting it fried , grilled or pan seared. The Calamari is amazing, fried of course. So is the shrimp in garlic butter sauce. Also ask for their hot sauce. It has a nice zing to it. For sides they have two kinds of rice, steamed veggies, dinner rolls, Potato wedges and salad. Did I mention its not too expensive? No alcohol here. Also they accept cash / debit, but no credit.\n\n\nFood : Great\nService :Fast\nAmbiance : Casual\nWorth the price : Yes
__label__3 After a day at the pool and too many drinks, we were finally rested enough to venture out for some food.  We wanted something light and came across this sushi spot.  \n\nWe ordered the shrimp dumplings, a seaweed salad, California rolls, spicy tuna rolls,the spicy crab rolls, a spicy tuna hand roll, and their ribs.  The shrimp dumplings were wrapped in a really good skin but the filling could have had a bit more flavor.  The ribs were good but after awhile a bit filling...our table wasn't too crazy about those.  They were a bit sweet for our taste, although I liked that they were super tender to the point of having the bone fall out.  Overall, we loved that the food tasted really fresh.  We could not stop talking about the food after!  \n\nThe only downside to this place is it's PRICEY!  The cut rolls begin at $13 and you only get 6!  So keep that in mind when ordering!  All the portions are TINY.  But...it is Vegas, and at least it's good.  Also, the service seems a bit slow.  It took me awhile to be able to flag down our waiter for some chopsticks/dish for the soy sauce.  But the staff was very friendly and the music was pretty cool.  We will definitely be back.
__label__3 I am a fan of the ambiance, the food is good but in comparison to their price I was expecting better. and their portion was way too small, it does fill me up because I don't eat much anyways. but you are use to big portion meals, Hunny u better expect at least $150 per person without the drinks. but the presentation of the food was great.. its almost too freakin cute all I'm thinking is really? this is my tiger roll? a lil tiny 6 piece sushi, even my wasabi & ginger was bigger than that -_- ...  But i did have a new discovery, thanks to this place I discovered my new fav. drink. \"benzai bunny sparking sake white peach flavor\" mmm mmm mmm!!!!! i can down few bottles of that ... \n\nthe ambience is trendy says on yelp, but honestly it was more casual... I've seen ppl dressed up in t-shirt, jeans, and jersey's... theres a TV right behind and above my head playing basketball games.. I see my friend being distracted by the game couple times smh lol....
__label__1 We are frequent visitors of Vegas and like to try new places, well what a disappointment this was, the place when you walk in looks very nice, ambience is great, definitely looks like a high end place, until you see that all servers are wearing plaid shirts, jeans, shorts, etc... Basically they have no dress code which was a total shocker. We sat down, looked at the menu, ordered a few different things , 1 was the tartar, which came with a raw quail egg and it was blahhhhh... I had to return it, mind u there was a new person coming up each time, so we didn't know who exactly we were looking for when we needed something, the sushi definitely was not impressive and we left disappointed and hungry, and paid over $200, for a price like that I expect much more. Definitely will not return there again!
__label__4 I am pretty surprised this place doesn't have better ratings. My husband and I ate at Blue Ribbon while in Vegas for our honeymoon. I am from LA where sushi restaurants are a dime-a-dozen...this place has the most fresh fish that I've ever had. My husband, who usually orders some sort of teriyaki chicken when we go out for sushi, tried and loved everything we had. \n\nWe had Sakana San Shu roll, Maguro Avocado box and the Niji roll. All of them were great! We also found out near the end our meal that this place has fried chicken! Sushi and fried chicken is such a neat combo. We didn't get to try the fried chicken unfortunately, next time.
__label__4 Went here for my birthday dinner with my boyfriend. It actually exceeded my expectations! \n\nWe had gotten the shumei, the jalape\u00f1o yellowtail, the rib eye, the oxtail fried rice, & the gingerbread pudding! Everything was amazing! \n\nThe jalape\u00f1o yellowtail and the fried rice was definitely the highlight of dinner. Service was amazing and the dessert just blew me out of the water. I generally do not like ginger, but the dessert at blue ribbon was amazing!\n\nWe also got the Malbec they had to offer on the menu & the Yuzu wine.\n\nI definitely would like to come back soon to try more of the sushi they had to offer. What we did have was very fresh, no fishy smell at all!
__label__4 Great location, great environment, and great food. Oxtail fried rice and pork rib are strongly recommended.
__label__0 If i could give 0 stars i would. Do not eat here. I'm staying at the mgm & went to blue ribbon for dinner last night. Started to feel unusually full during half the light meal of salmon row salmon sushi & had a tuna roll as well.   I can usually down 3 times the amount i ordered so i didnt overdo it by any means.\n Went for a walk after dinner feeling totally bloated. Went to bed a couple hours later and woke up puking my guts out. I never get sick like this EVER. We narrowed it down to tuna probably being the culprit since i was the only order at our table. Saw my dinner in reverse & felt way better. Food poisoning at its finest. In addition this place is a rip off. The small amount i ordered was $60. Rediculous. Eat here at your own risk. Never going back.
__label__4 fried chicken -------b-a-n-a-n-a-s
__label__0 Hello, shrimps. Nice to look you dead (literally) in the eye. Be forewarned: if you're planning on ordering shrimp, you may want to ask them to take their eyes or entire heads off first. \n\nThis restaurant actually came recommended to me; but don't expect me to recommend it to you. \n\nI suppose you shouldn't look for really great sushi on the strip, right? You'd assume there wouldn't be an appealing, non-buffet dinner option? WRONG. \n\nBlue Ribbon has so much potential but at some point or another drops the ball like New York on New Year's Eve. Not only was I disappointed with the overall atmosphere of the restaurant, the food was portioned small and didn't have much flavor to it, including the table's soy sauce which was extremely salty. Even the fried rice was a large disappointment. What's odd to me, however, is that the sushi bar seemed to be rollin' out the rolls at every turn with ornate and decorate garnishes with delicious looking delights. Yet, we could never find out where they'd disappear to?\n\nShould've just gone with the Vegas instinct; when in doubt, buffet it is.
__label__4 My new most favorite fabulous clothing boutique. We were heading for cocktails and I got sidetracked by this clothing stores window, had to go in.   Game on!!   I'm more of an Internet shopper (bebes, Victorias, Boston proper, nordstroms, etc.) but everything I looked at was a must have item and a perfect fit.   So, I highly recommend my francescas and give this place 5 stars and 3 snaps in the Z formation.  Check it out!!!!
__label__2 More like just-OK, came here today after hearing good things about it the other day from some friends that love the downtown location.  The atmosphere was the same casual look of Garcias and the service was very good as well.  The food though was just OK and maybe I was disappointed from all the hype.  I ordered a pollo fundido (called something else though) and my wife had a combo which included tamale, tostada, & enchilada.  My fundido was pretty good but Carolos Obriens still blows it away and my wifes tamale was a little dry and she wasn't impressed with the tostada or enchilada either.  It's hard to say if we will be back since Macayos is so close to this location and that is just slightly better than this place.  I was still tempted to make the drive to Carlos Obriens the whole time i was here.  Salsa was just OK also, but i asked for hot sauce and they brought me some pretty good stuff that mixed well with the salsa.
__label__0 Let me just keep it simple. Popo's should be named poopoo's.\nThe only people that could possibly enjoy this food is someone very intoxicated.
__label__4 Saturdays and Tuesdays are $1 Margarita days.\n(Oh and the food is really good too.)
__label__3 We tried it and liked it.  I thought it was better than most!  Traditional Mexican food and plenty of seafood options - or at least more than most.  It's always crowded and was recommended to us by an Arrowhead resident.
__label__4 Come hungry because you get a lot. The food was delicious and the salsa tasted fresh. I think we found our new mexican restaurant home.
__label__3 This is a fast casual establishment. Quick walk-up service and fast delivery to table, both courteous. I ordered the chicken tenders rice bowl with medium Buffalo sauce and a OMG Copper beer. After sitting down I noticed is been charged $3.50 instead of $3.00 (import price instead of domestic price). Since Copper is brewed here in Charlotte, I asked the manager (Andrew) for a refund of the difference, and he gave me the 50\u00a2 without debate. But, he explained that the cash register has only two settings (import and domestic) and that Copper is considered an \"import\" because it's a craft beer. He even called an owner to explain this to me, but I declined to get in the middle. I simply suggested that the owners consider rewording their menu to make the prices clear instead of basing their reasoning on a dichotomous cash register setting. \n\nOverall, for this type of place, I have to give at least 3 stars -- food and service were quite good. I added a solid fourth star because Andrew remained not just courteous during our interaction, but was curious enough to research the issue and displayed integrity in reporting back the owner's answer. I hope to be back, and won't dispute the Copper price next time now that I understand the backstory.
__label__0 First things my daughter had a great time since the weather has been really cold and she has been stuck inside she was able to get out and run and have fun.  Plus she was there to celebrate her friends birthday.\n\nWhat I didn't like about it was the three employees cleaning the whole time while we were there for a 2 hour party.  The party was until 7PM and at 6:30PM they started cleaning the bathrooms which they should have waitied until the party was over to do. \n\nThose three women who cleaned were watching the children like a hawk and did not have any room to be around children by the way they treated the kids.  Some balls came out of the playarea into the lobby area and one of the workers threw them back into the area with a pissy attitude where the kids were hitting a few kids on the back.  Then another lady yelled at kids with a really mean voice if they were being too loud (they are kids).  Come on it is a play area.\n\nThere was another party going on during the party I was at while we were in the playarea.  A kid from the other party went into the playarea of our party and one of the mean workers yelled at him (he is 3 years old) and scooped him up.  Come on.  The way the place is set up they really can't do multiple parties like Pump it Up and really shouldn't.\n\nSo, for me I won't be having my daughter's parties here nor will I go for open play if they offer it.  I want my daughter to enjoy herself and be a kid.  \n\nSave your Money - DON'T GO HERE.  Want to have a birthday party for a large group - I guess Pump it Up wins again!  :)
__label__1 I had my sons 3rd birthday party here and the kids enjoyed themselves but the woman owner made it very uncomfortable for everyone. I felt like we were being watched like hawks. And when the balls would come out of the play area she would pick it up to throw it back where it belonged and told the kids they needed to keep the balls in the play area. Its a playground for christ sake. I spoke with the other parents and they too felt very uncomfortable because of this woman owner and workers actions. They charged us $240 for 15 kids which is actually suppose to b for 20 kids but it's a flat rate so we could not get reimbursed for the 5 kids that we didn't have RSVP for. I will never ever go back to this place again. Id rather go to the park where my kids can play freely and I can feel very comfortable.
__label__1 Really wanted to like this place, but the food was so so. Service was fine (sat at the bar), but when they get busy there seems to be a lot of work placed on to one person while a lot of other workers stand around. Pretty pricy.
__label__1 I literally got my nails done an hour ago and had a fill with gels. I've been going here for about 2 years but I won't be returning. My nails look like a teenager painted them (an actual comment my friend made when I asked how my nails looked). I don't know the name of the guy who did them, but I have had other technicians who have done a way better job. The guy did not put a top coat for my gels, just went straight to using a polish that turned out sloppy and lumpy. He didn't even paint all the way up to my cuticles (one of my biggest per peeves). I am so embarrassed that I had to book an appointment at a different nail salon so I can change it. The salon has been in the process of expanding and each time I come in, I see new employees. It seems to me like the guy was rushing to get my nails done and did not care about the quality of the work. On another note, there was a woman getting a pedicure who had her three young children (one was a baby) and her mother all occupying the couches/waiting area. The kids were being obnoxious and I had to listen to them the entire 45 minutes I had my pedicure. You would think with the expansion they would have a better area/ambiance/employees but it more about quantity over quality of work. I would have given one star, but the other one is for the technicians who have done a great job (Kenny, Jimmy).
__label__1 Went here with a friend who recommended it..definitely will not be returning. \n\nI came in to get a gel manicure and was so excited about the multitude of colors they offered. The receptionist was pleasant and full of smiles. After choosing a fall burgundy/wine color, I was greeted by the manicurist, who was nice. This is where my experience turned sour- Now I know that you have to use a dremel to remove acrylic and gel, but the way the lady did it made me question her abilities. It was the first time ever I felt the heat from the dremel on my nail which was quite intense(felt like my nails were being burned off). Later when she was applying the polish, I noticed her fingers kept touching the previous nail she had painted (like she wasn't paying attention) and had to go back and touch it up. I had also asked her if it was hard gel and she didn't really know how to answer..not sure if it was a language barrier or lack of product knowledge. When applying the last coat, she asked if I wanted another to make it nice and dark. I said yes and she did so. Next it was time for the top coat..of which she only applied one coat...... At my normal salon, they do two...whatever. Got up, paid, went outside to inspect my nails in the sunlight. The color was amazing..except for the fact that right against my cuticle it was pretty much one coat of color and looked like wine had bled into my skin. Her dremel work was very uneven; my nails looked like hand-hammered metal. Also, I noticed she hadn't painted the tip/edge of my nail so not even a week later I had chips of the tips of them and I've honestly never had a gel polish chip on me. It's hard to give these people such a bad review because of how nice they were, but it's necessary due to the quality of work I received.
__label__3 Last weeks creative loafing had an article about Bollywood Bites that inspired me to give it a shot.My co-worker is married to an Indian man and is quite familiar with the cuisine ( I am not) - so she offered to take a group of us in and help us decide what to get.\n\nBe warned: This place is difficult to find -CL didn't refer to it as a hidden gem for nothing. If you look on their website they give great directions with a map, making it much easier.\n\nAlso be warned that if your meal is under $10 it is cash only. We came with a group of 7 and waited for about a half hour for our meals...it is take-out only, so this may not be ideal for a workday lunch unless you work in the vicinity. They also do not have everything listed on their menu on a given day- so unless you are extremely familiar with Indian fare - I recommend going in and talking to the lady rather than calling the order in. She was friendly and helpful. \n\nDespite the above warnings, the food itself is really beyond delicious and earns the four stars solidly. My co-worker said it reminded her of meals cooked in her in-laws kitchen.\n\nI ordered the paneer tikka masala (Which was killer) make sure you get the roti that goes with it. I also had the Pani Puri (which isnt on their menu online). If you have never tried Pani Puri - get it now! So delicious..make sure you ask how to eat it though or you'll be lost. I had quite a bit of food for $9- the menu is super affordable. \n\nKeep in mind everything is vegan and/or vegetarian. \n\nThis gem was certainly worth the effort of finding!
__label__0 Watered down iced coffee and stale donuts.
__label__0 I began writing this review a I waited at Re and here is what I had to say:\n\nThe receptionist greeted me, and when I explained it was my first time she asked me to wait one second, spoke to another customer and then made a phone call. Another receptionist arrived and asked if I had been help, and her coworker admitted she had not begun to check me in. I was told there was some paperwork (as is custom for a first time wax), but to have a seat and they would bring it to me...10 minutes later, no paper work, no one had spoken to me, and I have read all the magazines.\n\nAdditionally, this is a salon and med spa, and they are listening to the radio which just played a commercial for bud light and lime. I would prefer a classier atmosphere when I am about to spend over $100 in 30 minutes. No telling if my wax will be any good, but I highly doubt I'll ever come back.\n\nNow, the aftermath:\nAs my appointment time approached (I arrived 15 minutes early, just in case), I was brought upstairs to the upstairs waiting room.  Someone who appeared to work at the salon walked out of one of the rooms, shaking khaki shorts who looked as though they had just come out of the washing machine.  The upstairs receptionist was making phone calls about selling Latisse (which was buy one, get one free for the month) and paid no attention to me.  After my appointment time, plus 10 minutes passed, I decided to leave.  I got up, and the receptionist looked at me and hung up the phone.  I told him it was my first time visiting, my appointment was 10 minutes ago, and no one had even attempted to explain if and why I was running late.\n\nLong story short: will never go back.  I just feel like no one ever paid me the time of day, and that's really disappointing.
__label__3 I am a huge fan of Re Salon & Med Spa! \n\nEveryone that works at the salon is amazing - all the special attention you receive definitely makes for a great experience. I have been going to the salon for 6 months now and have had multiple visits - everything from cut & color to mani/pedi. \n\nIf you are looking for someone who is magic with color & cut you have to see Bethany - she is definitely one of the best!
__label__2 I haven't had the dim sum yet. I just came here to try out their xiao long bao. It's alright. Doesn't stand out from other places. I think the juice inside was just a bit too sweet for my taste. However, I would come here if I crave xiao long bao. I'm not sure why many places use that black soy-vinegar sauce. I hate that smell and taste. Clear-white vinegar mix with soy sauce or lemon juice with the garlic has better taste.
__label__3 Well isn't this a hidden gem my parents found in Chinatown of Las Vegas!  I was so excited to learn that there was some what of an authentic place to eat Shanghainese/Taiwanese/Chinese style food in Vegas!  \n\nI must say first this, you need to understand that it is nearly impossible to get the same kind of food you get when you're either in China or Taiwan, probably because it something in the water, or just that the best cooks stay in their home country! ;-)  \n\nThis place however, comes close at satisfying those cravings for the things I love to eat in Asia!  \n\nA few of my favorites here are the beef rolls, wrapped in green onion pancakes, the xiao long bao (little soup dumplings), the fish dumplings, stir-fry rice cakes (shanghainese style), and the Jing Dong bing (which is a type of pancake with pork inside).  \n\nEach bite was sooo nostalgic to Asia!  Although it cannot compare to the places I've eaten at in Taiwan, it was pretty close and I can't complain...It is much much cheaper to drive to spring mountain to grab a quick bite than to fly to Asia for a long trip! ;-) Am I right? \n\nService is a bit slow at this place, but that's probably because there's only 1 lady running the entire restaurant in the front (or at least that what it seemed to me when I was there).  I understand hard work and the amount of stress it is to be in that position, so I decided to just jump in and help her with refilling the tea pots at my table and grabbing some take out boxes!  She didn't seem to mind, and in fact, she seemed pretty happy to see so many of my friends and I enjoy the food at her restaurant.  \n\nI am definitely coming back here again to get my cravings satisfied! =D
__label__1 My husband and I stopped by Va Bene Caffe, a coffee shop inside The Cosmopolitan, for some gelato. We ordered a scoop of the tiramisu gelato, which was $5.41 w/tax. To get a waffle cone was $9 plus tax. The texture of the gelato was quite good--smooth and creamy--but the flavor was somewhat lacking, weak without any depth. The cafe has extremely limited seating, and fortunately we arrived on a slow weekday afternoon and found a seat.\n\nFor the price, even though this is Vegas, Va Bene Caffe is so-so.
__label__0 If you like being taken advantage of, go here- this could be your morning coffee run.. We were staying at the Cosmo and decided on our last day to give this coffee shop a try instead if walking across to the PH Starbucks. Tried to order 2 iced coffees with flavor, one with soy. Had to give the order THREE times to the woman behind the counter. Also got a blueberry muffin and a banana. The first time it was rung up, the total was $18. I handed her my money, when all of a sudden the total jumps to $26 (!). I questioned the mark-up and the on duty manager came over. She verified my order as iced coffees, I said yes, and yet it still got rung up as $26. I don't care how fancy, or expensive a hotel is- at some point it becomes price gauging and taking advantage of tourists. I told them to forget the order, I would go to Starbucks. Staff tried to tell me it would cost the same there (we actually laughed at that). Ordered the SAME thing at the 'bucks, came to TEN dollars less. Take the five minutes to cross the walkway to Planet Hollywood!!
__label__4 I could not find a coffee bar one morning and stumbled upon this place. It was crowded but the line moved fast. They have so many selections of munchies, teas and coffee. I was very pleased with it! Regular priced for Vegas
__label__0 This cafe is located at the Cosmopolitan Hotel and Casino by the west tower. I was staying at the Cosmo for a conference so I needed some breakfast. Their selection was very limited. I got an almost croissant and it was waaay too sweet. It was more like eating dessert. I also needed a bottle of water. It was like 5 bucks for a bottle of Smart Water. If it was Fiji water I wouldn't mind as much. I got 2 bottles of water and 2 croissants for $20. So expensive and I didn't even finish the croissant. \n\nI didn't go back here. I found out McDonalds  was close by at Planet Hollywood so I ended up going there for breakfast the next few days. And there's also a Walgreens close by so you can probably buy a pack of water bottles for 5-6 bucks. \n\nWould NOT recommend.
__label__4 Hands down the best dental office in Tempe!  My uncle was my dentist growing up so I was super spoiled by great care and attention, so when he retired it was difficult finding a place I liked as much and felt I could trust.  Dr. Young is so easy-going and not pushy like other dentists can be.  His team is super nice, they treat you like family.  So far I had one small cavity filled there and it took a total of 20 minutes--repeat, 20 minutes--from start to finish, and I haven't had any issues with it.  I have referred no less than 5 people to their office now and every single one has had a great experience like mine.  I know so many people that just stick with their dentists because it's what they know, that comfort factor.  But if you are the type of person that values your time, likes modern conveniences and still wants that element of a \"hometown\" feel, this is your place. TAKE THE LEAP--IT'S WORTH IT! :)
__label__0 I am so surprised at the good reviews for this dental practice! My husband and I had the worst experiences. I have never written a bad review, but would like to stop someone from this mistake.\n\nWe both went in for yearly basic cleanings. My husband's appointment was a day before mine. At 6 at night they tried to talk him into a root canal that night! He had not had any pain mind you. He called me and I said it was fishy they were trying to talk him into it that night. He said no to that but they did talk him into a deep cleaning. He did half that night and was supposed to do the other half the next day when I went in as well.\nFor my appointment, they took tons of X-rays then sat me in the chair. The doc came in and went over all the procedures they thought I should have. My 2 remaining wisdom teeth pulled, five cavity fills and a deep cleaning. I consider my teeth in very good shape and have had no pain whatsoever. As they were going over their recommendations I noticed on the computer screen everything had \"patient accepts\" next to it. I said I did not want anything except the basic cleaning that was covered 100% by my full dental insurance. They then went on to lie to me and say that since I \"needed\" deep cleaning that my insurance would not pay for a basic cleaning. I could not believe it. I walked out with nothing and called my insurance company. They said they've never heard of that and that I am fully covered for one basic cleaning a year and they'd never deny that. I was shocked. \nI could go on and on but the short of it is that we ended up with a $400 bill for my husbands deep cleaning AFTER insurance paid another $400 hundred dollars!!\nThey are major scam artists! They take your electronic signature and transpose it onto receipts! Never sign anything electronically while lying in the chair getting the procedure done as they had my husband do!\nWe went to AT Stills since then and the professors told my husband they had even botched his deep cleaning! \nPlease re-think choosing Tempe Modern Dentistry!
__label__2 Great location.  Total eye candy.
__label__1 Probably the lamest happy hour spot I've ever been to. We asked the bartender about that day's HA items (we were there on a Friday) and he listed 3 items - 2 specific foo-foo drinks(probably colored blue) and one appetizer. wow. \n\nNothing here like a happy hour menu or discounted well drinks. \n\nSo we got a vodka and soda - $13.  oooookay, I guess they're preying on the people who don't have enough sense to go to a theatre (Ipic) that's less than $20/head. \n\nI was there for a meetup, which brought people there to have fun, etc. You'd think Tanzy would appreciate that, but they had their waitresses add 20% to everyone's bill - nice. It's not like we were sitting down creating a 'table from hell with 30 people\".\n\nLuckily I was impatient enough to get our drinks at the bar, so this didn't affect me.\n\nEveryone from the people at the door , the bartenders, and the waitresses were super nice, though. \n\nThe bathroom was pretty cool..\n\nOh and last but not least, I have to admit I absolutely hate the name , Tanzy. I just feel creepy as a hetero male saying \"hey, I'm going to Tanzy\". \n\nPlease note my utter hatred of the name didn't affect this review.
__label__2 Service is a bit slow, factor that in if you are stopping for a quick drink before a movie..
__label__1 High praises for the attentive service and friendly staff, but that's about it.\n\nThe experience began with cocktails; a fruit martini tasting almost clinical due its unbalanced high vodka, low fruit ratio, and a Manhattan ordered with 'only one or two rocks' served up in a full glass of ice. Two for two thus far.\n\nThe lobster salad, (Valentine's Day menu) a mountainous pile of frisee with a few small chunks of lobster buried deep within, made for a nice game of hide and seek as I watched my date feverishly pick through the lettuce in search of what little lobster was embedded within.\n\nThe cedar planked salmon entree was another huge disappointment. \nA good cedar planked salmon should have the aroma, smoke coloring and caramelization of, well, cedar planked salmon. \nThis was anything but. \nThis salmon, while cooked properly, was tasteless, other than its normal salmon flavor.\nNow, plop it onto a flat, (non-fluffy pile) wet, soggy serving of cous cous and you've really got a plateful of disappointment.\n\nWe also ordered the duck, which was delivered roasted and rare. \nSo rare, it was like cutting raw chicken due to it being so flubbery. But again, as I mentioned, the staff was extremely helpful in bringing out a new plate of duck, this instead of the kitchen simply heating up the unwanted serving.\n\nAfter this level of disappointment, desserts were out of the question, but interestingly enough, our server never even offered us to see a dessert menu. \nHow weird is that?\nIt was like he had ESP.\n\nThroughout dinner, a woman, (we surmised a floor manager) paced the dining area as if overseeing the staff. Too bad she didn't stop by to inquire how our meal was or if everything was alright. Another disappointment.\n\nIronically, if you read other Yelp reviews of Tanzy, nearly all of them feature a management response, either praising Yelpers for their high marks, or, apologizing for their less than stellar experience. \nTanzy, please, there's no need to respond.\n\nI don't want an apology, or some lame reason why things weren't the way they should've been. I'm afraid that would be much too little, too late.\nThe time for that was while we were still captive within your domain.\n\nWhat you should do instead is:\nGordon Ramsey your Executive Chef.\nMake the mixologist sample his / her creations until they bleed vodka out of their eyes.\nAnd finally, have the person frantically pacing the aisles put a smile on her face and actually interface with the patrons, asking about their experience... seemingly pretending to give a poo.
__label__0 I went here in a Saturday afternoon and I have to say it was a mistake. \n\nThe beer was stale, soapy, and flat. The food was bad and our waitress was just slow. \n\nI have nothing positive to say about The Comedy Club.
__label__3 I read a review on Yelp about how good their French Dip sandwich is and really wanted to try it, but it was the weekend and their brunch menu is served until 5pm. Oh well, the build your own burger made up for it. The shoestring fries are delicious! The service was a bit but slow although we waited less than 10 minutes for a party of 5 and this was after waiting over 30 minutes at Holstein's upstairs. Definitely glad we came here instead. Left full and satisfied. If you're hungry, order the spinach artichoke dip for a starter. You won't regret it.
__label__2 Open late. Not too expensive by Vegas standards. Usually no wait. Inside our hotel.\nWe ate here too much during our stay because it was so convenient.\nThe food was ok. The service was good. Calm atmosphere. \nI'd eat here again, but mostly because it's quick when my blood sugar is low.
__label__0 Food 3 Stars\nBeverage 0 Star\nService 0 Star (see below)\n\nFood is good, but they're really cheap on their juices.  I don't mind pricey food in Vegas, but I had problems with ordering juice with them three times.  \n\nWe went for lunch and snacks a few times because the Cosmo did not have many options for lunch.  It's not the waitress's fault, nor the bartender.  I believe it's the head bartender who just didn't want to give us more juice.   \n\nThe first day, our cranberry/pineapple juice cocktail (non-alcoholic) came in a regular-sized glass.  The second day, it came in a small glass about half the size, so we kindly talked to the waiter and he brought back the juice in a taller glass.  We did notice, however, that he sort of had difficulties with the bartender.\n\nThe third occasion, the juice came in a small cup again, so we kindly asked a different waiter who happened to be very friendly help us.  No questions asked he made us happy.\n\nThe fourth time, this female waitress says to us that they simply pour more ice into the glass if we wanted the juice in the regular sized glass.  So of course, we get the juice in a regular sized glass (not full).  Was that supposed to make us feel better?  Did she think we were being cheap?  The casino invites me to the high rollers tables, but this restaurant does not get a great review from me, nor extra tip $.\n\nWe never once asked to speak to the manager, nor gave attitude to the waiters or waitresses.  We even asked the waiters if they had problems. \n\n*In case the managers of the restaurant are wondering, we visited 5/15/12-5/18/12.  Will not be back to The Henry.  No customer satisfaction.  Sorry.
__label__4 Great environment and service. If anything was wrong with our plate (ex. Undercooked steak) it was quickly replaced and re plated as if we had gotten a whole new plate. The waiters couldn't have been nicer.
__label__2 Nothing special.  A bit overpriced for what you are getting, but what do you expect at a restaurant on the strip?\n\nTater tots were okay, but I've had better.  Beet salad was a winner.
__label__2 Food is good.  Not one of my first picks when in Vegas but if i was staying at the Cosmo again and didn't feel like leaving the hotel, this would be a good option.
__label__2 The food was good, we liked the re-fillable sparkling water bottle. The server was very casual and border line annoying. Laughed at our order and made us feel uncomfortable. The lights from the bar next door were really bright and annoying. Overall it was an OK experience.
__label__2 Considering The Cosmopolitan is the newest resort on the Strip, it's not surprising that nearly every aspect of the hotel is so trendy and nice.  However, it's still pretty surprising that even their 24-hour diner/cafe looks great.  Definitely nicer than some random Denny's or IHOP!\n\nUnlike the vast majority of Cosmo''s restaurants and eateries, The Henry is located on the ground floor (by the entrance closest to the Bellagio) as opposed to the second and third floors.  Despite being so close to the casino though, it's pretty cool how the restaurant isn't at all loud or smokey.  Although there seemed to be a decent sized crowd waiting to be seated, it only took about 10-15 minutes to get a table for brunch on a Sunday.\n\nWhile I normally would have opted for an actual brunch type of dish, I decided instead to go with the CORNED BEEF REUBEN with a side of Truffle Tater Tots based on what others had mentioned on Yelp.  The dish sounded pretty good, but to be honest, the truffle tater tots was what got me excited.  It's a combination of two fantastic things!\n\nAs far as portions go, the reuben was certainly a winner - the sandwich was practically bursting open.  However, I don't think it tasted as amazing as how others have described.  I certainly appreciated all that meat, but the abundance of sauerkraut was very overwhelming (think sauerkraut with corned beef rather than corned beef with sauerkraut).  Conversely, the tater tots were just as good as I had hoped.  They could have been a little crispier, but that's a minor quibble.  I just wish there had been more!\n\nEven though the service was good enough for me to round up from THREE AND A HALF STARS, I'm rounding down specifically because of price.  The reuben wasn't awful at $16, but $5.00 for a diet coke?  That's ridiculous, even by Vegas standards.  Next time, I'll just stick with a cup of water and get my diet coke comped at the tables..
__label__3 Let's make this fleeting moment last forever\nSo, tell me what you're waiting for?\nI'm gonna keep it frozen here forever,\nThere's no regretting anymore at...The Henry! - Krewella (alive)\n\nI was intrigued by this place because it's one of those 24 hour cafe's at every hotel except this one doesn't have the the looks and feels of one. Already late for lunch, there was no question that the French dip was the way to go, as it came with tater tots with a slight hint of truffle oil! With so many restaurants in Vegas that make you order fries separately with their sandwiches or burgers, this is a huge plus! How many places come with sides with their steaks in Vegas? Exactly my point. Especially since it isn't built into the price, it felt like a great deal here. The french dip tasted great, and we finished all the tater tots. The only thing I wished was that I could choose how the prime rib was cooked, but they said it's already pre-prepared..oh well. \n\nAgain, it's open 24 hours so a great place to come after clubbing/late night fun at the Cosmo. I will be willing to come back anytime next time I'm staying here again as an afternoon/late night option (which will be in the very near future..comped rooms ftw! -although the terrace's aren't fun in the cold winter nights!!)
__label__3 This is the first place I ate at when I came to Vegas. I ordered the Diagon Ally drink and omg it's amazing!!!!! I also had the Caesar salad with grilled shrimp also good. My boyfriend ordered the Henry burger and he loved his. Our waiter was awesome, the host could've used some customer service skills but overall it was great! And we will be back!
__label__1 We wanted this place to be great and well it just isn't. If you are coming for food find another spot. If you get the right seat and you can see the happening casino at least you know what you are paying for. Next time I'll gamble with my money not with my food.
__label__2 Little pizza place in the Venetian between the entrance\nto the elevators to the hotel rooms and the walkway to the\nmain check-in desk. I ended up getting a quick bite to eat\nhere because it was very convenient. It's still Vegas prices \nbut at least it was never too crowded. Also, free wi-fi here. \nI had to do some work on my trip (yeah - even in Vegas) and \nthere is one table here that actually has an electrical outlet \nright next to it so you can hang out for a while and plug in \na laptop if need be. The wi-fi connection here was actually \npretty good and I could connect to my employer's VPN without \nmuch of a problem. I would even say it was better than the \nconnection in my room which they actually charge for. \n   So I got breakfast here - eggs, sausage, french toast for \na reasonable price. Also lunch - usually several Sicilian pizza\nslices and a drink. Decent pizzas - not the best I ever had but\ndefinitely hit the spot. You can charge it to your room (if you're\nstaying at the Venetian) so that's a plus. Also, if you face the \ncasino while sitting at the tables it's great for people-watching.
__label__0 This Ross is so packed you can't even stop to look at anything without getting pushed out of the way. Then if you do find something you like get in a  long line and wait for 20 minutes to try it on then another 20 minutes in line at the register. If your local avoid this store and go to a local Ross and shop at your own pace without the crowds and long lines. If your a Tourist did you seriously come all the way to Vegas to go to Ross?! Really?!
__label__1 Went there for lunch today and they seem to be out of business but they don't know it yet. The place was empty from 11:45 until 12:30 when we left. When the waitress came to take our drink order, she said they were all out of sweet tea but they had sugar and unsweetened tea - she must not have been in the south too long.  Then when my son tried to order chicken fingers with ranch dressing, she said they were all out of ranch. Go to the store folks!  The food was okay but it came to $25 for me and my 6 yr old son to eat lunch. I had a sandwich and she said it would be extra to get onion rings instead of fries. She failed to mention that they would charge me for the whole lunch including fries (which they did not give me) and another $3.50 for onion rings as a side dish. The food was not that bad, but we could have gone to the Capital Grille for this price. Go ahead and pass on this one!  They probably won't be there much longer anyhow.
__label__2 Average food with an average menu
__label__3 This is the heart of Las Vegas...flashing neon lights, hotels, shopping, restaurants, the gorgeous Bellagio Fountain, women/men passing out porn fliers, and everything else imaginable can be seen on the strip. Let me warn you, it is a b**ch trying to get from one end of the strip to the other due to traffic.
__label__4 I come here thinking this is my own little secret gem! I only found out about Natural Blendz through a friend, and I haven't heard of another raw juice bar around, so this is the place to be! I've tried to do the juice thing myself, but am not really good at making it so Natural Blendz is perfect for a fresh, all natural juice you don't have to make yourself. You can tell the owners have spent a lot of time figuring out the flavors and getting every (all natural) juice just right.\n\nThey also have a pretty lengthy smoothie menu- my go-to at Natural Blendz is Smooth Greens (kale, spinach, and banana with coconut milk smoothie). It has such a great flavor and it is packed with nutrients. \n\nThe salads and wraps here hit the spot for lunch! The raspberry chicken salad with raspberry vinegar is amazing. The chipotle chicken wrap is really good also! Again, everything they make is fresh, organic and healthy- they make healthy food taste awesome!\n\nSince every item is made fresh to order, you wait a little longer than a fast-food place, but it is not very long and it is worth it! If you need a run-in-run-out order, you can call ahead and come in to pick up your order.
__label__2 Wanted a change of scene after 2 days at our hotel, so we hopped on over to the Tropicana and found this place.\n\nNow, I feel like 3 stars isn't doing it justice, but we did wait when the restaurant was sort of empty and the service was kind of slow. Otherwise, this may have been a 4 star experience. \n\nI had the philly cheesesteak sandwich. It was actually pretty good except for the bread. I'm an Amoroso roll snob. It really had everything going for it, except for the roll. \n\nThe french fries were amazing. I didn't order them, but they gave them to me and it was yummy to my tummy. I have a potato bias, though. I just love them.\n\nThe side salad was OK, very basic. \n\nService was, like I said slow. Normally I wouldn't mind, but we were time crunching it a bit towards the end. The manager was cool and gave us our check and I didn't feel rushed to pay or anything like that. \n\nIf I'm back in town, I'll probably come back. It's a nice place.
__label__4 great service and great quality food.  \n\nthe continental breakfast was delicious and plentiful
__label__3 This was a great experience, I had the tarot cards and my palm read. Everything she said was accurate and on point. Every questioned i asked she answered with a great deal of explanation. I'm in awe over the entire thing. I walked in not saying a word about myself. Only thing she asked was what i wanted to get done. I told her and she started. I left the place feeling more positive and confident about myself and the decisions ill be making. Id recommend this place. Ill def be going again.
__label__0 I'm usually one to give 5 stars to everything but this place has disappointment me big time, twice!  We had been going there regularly for about a year because the food is good and we decided to bring a group there for my husband's birthday.  The owner could not have been more rude about everything.  She seemed irritated that we came at all and any time we asked for another drink or a menu, she rolled her eyes and walked away grumbling.  That night ended horribly with her being rude, charging me for bringing my own cupcakes, and then yelling at us for playing with the balloons at the table.  There was barely anyone in the bar so we thought she would enjoy the business but she pretty much yelled at us for being there and shoved us out.  We vowed to never go back but...\n\nOne night we decided to get take out.  I walked in to pick it up and stood at the bar for a while waiting for someone to ask me what I needed an no one even glanced in my direction.  The bartender stood at the other end chatting away, the owner kept looking at me but continued to sit at the bar talking to the bartender.  She eventually got up, asked what I wanted, then made someone else get my food.  The good food can't save this place with the rude service.
__label__2 Get the tasting plate - 2 cheeses, 2 meats, 3 veggie options.  I can't remember what cheeses I got out of the 4 but they both were bland.  One was a soft and one was a hard cheese.  Out of the meats I got the salume and the speck, both of which were mediocre.  I really liked all 3 of the veggie dishes though - brussel sprouts, tuscan beans, and artichokes.  The bread was soft and crusty but nothing special.  It is an ok place to grab some food if you are at the hotel but dont go out of your way to eat here.  The busboy was extremely friendly but the server was too overwhelmed to see to more than taking our order and bringing the bill.
__label__1 This had to be the worst service I have ever received in Vegas. I was sitting at a table with a few attorneys and I can speak on their behalf when I say just how terrible this place was. Our waiter was extremely rude. I won't get too into details, but he never smile. At one point he filled one of our cups and spilled water all over the table and then simply walked off without trying to clean it or even apologizing. At the end 2 of the girls wanted ice cream so they ordered pistachio. When it came out, they each tried a scoop and had the same facial reaction. They told him it tasted more like green tea and it was not good at all (mind you, they were very nice about it). They asked to send it back and to have the vanilla instead - he literallly rolled his eyes and just stormed off. Upon his return he threw it down on the table and walked off.\n\nNow, I know what you are thinking (if you are like me at least). You may read this review and think we had annoying people at our table giving him a hard time, but the truth is, this guy was just flat out rude. I mean from the very start you could tell he was having a terrible day. But the thing if, if you go to an expensive restaurant such as this, you should not have to tolerate the wait staff treating you like this. \n\nNow onto the food.... hopefully, if you come to this place, you receive someone more friendly and more like your typical waiter/waitress in Vegas! Two people had the braised short rib which was delicious. I really wish I had ordered the same! The price was great too at $28. I had the Gnodi which were basically some sort of cheese balls ($20). They were okay, but they were quite cold which made it a little less appealing. I would advise against ordering the gnodi. And lastly, my other friend had the DOCG pizza which 3 of us tried at the table and none of us liked. He ordered it because they named it DOCG, so it should be good right? Completely bland. He kept taking the short rib from one of the girls and smearing it on the pizza lol. If you order that pizza, you may need to order a side of short rib :p
__label__4 Everything was expertly prepared and the service was wonderful! The quality of the ingredients was amazing, and the place was very comfortable, slightly rustic but still beautiful and trendy. The braised beef, truffle pizza, and cheesecake were my favorites! Food came out in a reasonable time, and even though my friends and I stayed a while after we finished eating, we never felt rushed. I will definitely be back!
__label__2 If you like olives, you have to get the fried olives stuffed with sausage!  I had the braised short rib and it was fabulous, hearty and fork tender.  Giving 3 stars because the prosciutto pizza was not that great.  Just needed to be cooked a little longer and not enough flavor.
__label__2 Good food but really quiet for a Vegas joint.  Not bad if you're looking for a romantic or quiet place but definitely not a \"fun\" place.   I had the short ribs, which were melt in your mouth tender.  It was on top of a dollop of mashed potatoes and roasted vegetable.  The salted caramel bundino was delicious!
__label__2 Hate to say it, but I just didn't love it.   There, I've said it.  After tasting the mushroom risotto appetizers at Yelp's Birthday event, I couldn't wait to come to Herb Box for lunch.\n\nThe restaurant has a nice layout with a dine-in area, a little market, and a patio in between.  We sat inside and started with the market cheese board.  There was only one cheese selection, I expected there to be at least two for some reason, but it was delicious--brie with a caramel-like sauce (fig, I think).  I also had the grilled chicken and sage pesto sandwich with goat cheese and bacon.  It was good, but it wasn't an \"OMG, this is the best sandwich I've ever had moment.\"  I really think serving it warm would bring out the flavors.  Worth $12?  I think not.  Sweet potato chips were a plus!\n\nWhere they really lose points with me was service.  Not terrible, but definitely left a lot to be desired.  I had to ask for utensils and napkins.  Also, she offered a box for half my sandwich and left the room, but came back empty-handed.  Empty hand, empty head.\n\nJust okay for me.  But I might have to have a party for one catered just to get those appetizers again!
__label__3 Herb box is one of our favorite places for breakfast/lunch. Their food is very unique and they use extremely fresh ingredients. Have never had a bad meal. The pita/hummus app, market sunflower salad, chilaquiles, pancakes and banana bread are our favorites. Also try one of their fresh juices, or our favorite, grab a bottle of sparkling wine/champagne with a creamer of mango puree on the side for a nice twist on mimosas. The atmosphere is relaxed yet eclectic. The flat screen tv at the bar is a plus too.  Highly suggest enjoying an afternoon beverage on the patio or at the outside part of the bar. The only criticism is that sometimes the staff appears a bit inexperienced, although always friendly. In particular, we were there today and waited for 20 minutes while a handful of tables sat empty on the patio with plenty of room for the couple reservations that were on the books. After your meal, set aside a few minutes to walk around the Market Street shops and check out the small park behind Grimaldi's.
__label__2 Patio seating is lovely!
__label__0 I was really, really looking forward to Sunday brunch at the Herb Box, as I have heard rave reviews! I have also walked past it many times on the waterfront, and have enjoyed the live music I've heard, as well the chic look of the place. I'm a definite foodie, and the menu looked great, so I was stoked to try it!  Well, I'm not sure if the restaurant was having an \"off\" day or what, but our experience at the Herb Box today was terrible, from beginning to end. :-(\n\nMaybe it's all part of some restaurant \"rudeness\" kitsch that I am unaware of, but I really hate to say that the service was pretty awful--the hostesses were snobby and unfriendly, and the wait staff was very inattentive. I accidentally spilled a glass of ice water on my lap as our server handed it to me, and he just left the table without a word, and without offering or bringing back any napkins. Lucky for us it was 90 degrees out and it all dried fast! :-) \n\nAnd then the food. Ugh. Really disappointing, especially for the price. I ordered a strawberry lassie to drink with a Market BLT, based on Yelp recommendations.  The lassie was literally curdled and undrinkable, and the BLT had absolutely no bacon/pancetta on it. My husband ordered the Smoked Salmon Hash, which promised an impressive array of fresh ingredients and flavors, but in actuality looked and tasted like canned fish mixed with fried potato chunks. Awful, awful.\n\nI don't like to complain about food while sitting at a table, and I never send anything back. In this case, I really wish I had been able to, but we only saw our server twice--once when he took our order and again when he brought the check. He did not deliver our food and no one ever refilled our drinks. At that point, we just wanted to get out of there, so after 90 minutes of being basically ignored by the wait staff, we left with empty stomachs, out $50.00. Total waste, will probably never return. Bummer! :-(
__label__3 It's a very difficult task to stand out along the crowded waterfront. The few times I've been have been great but not quite great enough to take time away from its neighbors.   The concept is there and I will continue to patronize it in search of a fifth star and some more fingerling potatoes.
__label__4 I drove by 2 breakfast joints on Scottsdale Rd on Sat. am and the wait was 25mins.  Then it dawned on me that The Herb Box was in Old Town.  YEAH!  We walked right in, we were seated.  What a great place, cozy and great patio and the food was great, as always!
__label__3 I love the Herb Box. My company previously ordered catering from the North Scottsdale location and that's when the addiction began. You would have to fight off coworkers for left over's. The food is always fresh and delish!  The ingredients are perfectly placed and you know what your getting is prepared with love . There isn't anything on the menu I don't like.  I am here at least 2 times a week for lunch, I keep checking the desserts for the peach and cream tart . Peach season is coming soon , so expect me lurking the whole month of May.
__label__4 This is my favorite restaurant in Old Town hands down. Great patio on the canal when the weather is nice and gorgeous decor inside when it's too hot. I have never ordered something I didn't love.
__label__0 My fianc\u00e9 and I attended a dinner party here. Immediately, I noticed it was crowded and had live music. I took that to be a good sign. \n\nUpon glancing at the menu, I noticed some very unique dishes. Butternut squash enchiladas? Who knew? I also noticed prices averaging around $20 per plate. That was slightly off-putting, but I was excited to try something new. I expected hearty portions and fine food. \n\nMy fianc\u00e9 ordered the Kobe burger, topped with applewood bacon, Brie cheese, and apple-jicama slaw. He liked the burger, though he ordered it well done and it came out medium to medium-well. However, it was about half the size of a burger you would expect to see at twice the price. \n\nI ordered the short rib chili with cornbread dumplings. I was not pleased. It was incredibly greasy and the meat had hunks of fat still attached. The cornbread dumplings were good, but there were only three of them, each about half the size of a ping-pong ball. Altogether, our meal cost about $50. It's worth mentioning that we did not order any alcohol, and we were still hungry after leaving. \n\nIn short, if you are looking for unique flavors in a downtown atmosphere, you would probably be quite impressed. If you are looking for decent food at reasonable prices, I would suggest eating elsewhere.
__label__2 I was pretty disappointed with this place! Maybe its because I had high expectations after everything I've heard. The menu was pretty weak and I was surprised at the lack of variety. I ordered a flatbread pizza and it was good but pretty pricey! I'd probably go back but I'm not in a rush,  hopefully next time it's a better experience.
__label__3 This place is hit or miss. I love the food, the menu has a great selection, however I have had some bad experiences here. I took my mom here one afternoon and the service was horrible, we sat at our table and waited forever before we even got water and when we finally got our food it was cold. I have been here before and usually have good experiences so I'll let this one go and give them a try again
__label__1 The ambiance is very nice, it does have a good location but the food is not all that. My Salmon was on the dry side, the Arugula salad had no flavor, they just put cheese on it and the pork ribs were ok but not the greatest. It wouldnt be my first or second pick if where to eat again. Sorry guys! But the waitresses were very sweet n nice!
__label__0 worst food, got sick on the gross egg dish, there was also hair in the food.  Too noisy and cold, will not go here again.  Had guests and they were disappointed also.
__label__4 I love this spa!  It is fantastic. Francesca and Barb are very professional. The atmosphere is classy & clean. They've got a client for life!
__label__2 Great value for money. Recently renewed and so really clean as well. Staff was friendly. \nThe room had bad ventilation, and smelled like bleach when arrived.\nThe AC was noisy and didn't feel really effective. \nContinental breakfast is not worth mentioning...
__label__2 hovering between 3 and 2 stars. Great look to this place, but, as many others have said the drinks are bit pricey.\n\n I found the servers pretty abrupt as well.
__label__2 I visited the Waverly for the first time last night, and I will definitely be going back, should I find myself nearby and in need of a drink.  I wouldn't necessarily go out of my way unless there was a special event, but if I lived within a couple of blocks I would definitely drop by from time to time.  The space itself is really great, full of small corners that are both sheltered and open to the rest of the space, on multiple levels. The music playing wasn't too loud, was varied and just good overall background music.  The ceiling is beautiful, covered in wooden slats arranged in a geometric pattern, so if you visit, be sure to look up!  \n\nI didn't experience high prices like other reviewers have mentioned.  Granted, we went on a Sunday evening (special specials perhaps?), but the special of pint of Boreal for $5.25 is quite reasonable to me, for such a nice location.  Perhaps the other drinks are more costly?  They didn't have a price list or menu, so I didn't see what other drinks cost.  Or perhaps I've come to accept that drinks at a bar can get pricey.  If I want to drink cheaply, I drink at home :)
__label__4 This place had TONS of great looking food!  I ran straight to the Sushi to start, & it was slammin'!  I liked everything I ate, & it will take me a few visits to get to everything that I wanted to try.  The place was clean, all the food looked fresh, & I WILL be going back again!
__label__0 Are you kidding me!    \nFive star for this place?    Five star for  the look. It looks good with many buffet table but. All long trays.    I donno how the other  guy get 140 items.   I counted 100 with the sauce and raisin pickles thing like that.    \nFood not tasty at all.     \nThey are busy because they did lots of   advertisement   \nPeople are trying it out\nAnd the waiters,they expect a big tips just for taking the plates\nIce cream nasty!\nAll long trays.     With drinks is 12 buck!!\nNot tasty at all.
__label__3 Great new spot in noda!!  Perfect for art crawl night because the patio outback is right next door to where the bands set up outside the deli.  There are picnic tables and tiki torches all set up under huge trees so you feel like you are in someone's backyard instead of just a bar.  The service here last night was awesome and super attentive.  Attracts a great ecletic crowd, not too young but just fun people from the neighborhood.  They have a great beer selection for those of us who are always ISO IPAs!!!  Cant wait to be back!!!  :-D
__label__2 I went here on the advice of Yelpers and was a bit disappointed. We arrived around 2 pm on a Saturday to the Queen City.\n\nThe prices are definitely on point. I ordered a classic burger with a side of mac and cheese. My boyfriend ordered the pulled pork salad. The burger was pretty good, but I was expecting to be REALLY blown away based on these reviews. As for the mac and cheese... eh. I like mine to be creamy and unbaked. I was hoping for more with that whole little menu of mac and cheeses and was very underwhelmed. (My boyfriend did like his salad.)\n\nThe service was not great. We waited over half an hour for a burger and a salad in a mostly empty restaurant. I didn't feel like the service was particularly professional. I don't mind a little wait, but this didn't seem proportional to what we ordered.\n\nI really wanted to like it here, but based on my experience, I will not be back next time I'm around Charlotte.
__label__3 Beagles might be one of my favorite watering holes.. EVER! As a local NoDa resident, I love how laid back and fun this bar is. No matter if you show up for Trivia on Tuesdays, to watch the game on Sunday or to just relax after a bike ride, Beagles is sure to make you happy.  Oh and their \"Jack Mac\" mac & cheese.. stupid good.\n\nAnd you've gotta love a bar that has no sign out front :)
__label__3 Get the jack Mac, very good. Went for lunch. (Get the bowl if you're hungry.)\n\nDefinitely go back.
__label__4 Ultimate hot dog spot! I've had a couple deluxe rippers and the pork tacos here and they're all crazy good! I'm usually not a big hot dog fan but it was hard not to try an island dog when the opportunity presents itself. Plus Bird songs Mexi Cali on tap puts this spot over the top for me!
__label__2 Really, I come here for the beer and the food is generally an afterthought. I have friends who are excited by their brunch and mac n cheese, but I find their food to be generally bland or oversalted. It's not bad, but not great. \n\nIt's generic American with a little classy and a little trashy thrown in. For instance, they have a blue cheese mac, but they also have a cheesesteak-based version of \"shit on a shingle\" as a  brunch option. Their inspiration seems diverse. \n\nI was most recently there to try their brunch. The servers are usually friendly and ours was no exception. She was very new though, in the \"make many trips, forget drinks, don't bring a spoon to stir the coffee\" kind of way. Everyone's gotta start somewhere though, so we forgave the inefficiencies. However, when she brought out our meals piecemeal from the kitchen, my patience waned as my eggs cooled, waiting for the rest of my food to arrive. \n\nWhen it did, my \"shit on a shingle\" was filling, a good portion size, yet slightly too salty.  There wasn't enough gravy on the steak to actually cover the Texas toast and keep it moist. I had ordered scrambled eggs on the side to also eat with the gravy and not only were they only warm by the time my food arrived, they were also not cooked very well -- more like a fried egg that happened to have been stirred a couple times. The home fries, however, were delicious and well seasoned. My dining companion liked the whole meal though, dubbing it \"so white trash\" and \"right up my alley.\" \n\nShe got the French toast and it tasted good, though they went a little nuts with the powdered sugar on top.  Hers was standard brunch fare, simple and tasty.
__label__4 Beautiful, simplistic and modern.  This spa doesn't have over the top tacky decor, it is decorated with clean lines and neutral colors.  As soon as you arrive they whisk you off to change out of your clothing and into a plush terry robe and massage sandals.  Don't worry, you can store your belongings in a large electronic locker.  The spa is divided into a ladies or men's only section and clothing optional, so if you feel like swimming in the gigantic hot tub naked, you can! This is Vegas after all.  While waiting for service there is a room with snacks and tea/water with large chairs and couches while you wait.  \nAfter service there is a large steam room along with a sauna to prolong the experience.  Close to the lockers resides a vanity area where you can shower and change.\nThe massage I had by Bernard was pure bliss and he even did yoga stretching to help with my aching muscles.  The massage tables are heated and electronic, so they can move your body to make you as comfortable as possible.  \nBernard was nice enough to show me the Turkish hammam, which is a large room with a 200 sq ft raised heated stone in the middle.  If you book service in this room they will do your massage while you are on the heated stone.  The room also has dual private bath tubs and a steaming area.  It looked absolutely amazing.  They even keep the room a certain temp that promotes circulation.   \nSince it is Vegas, get ready to drop some cash for services.  I don't know how much it is for a pass to just use the facilities, but that seems like a good way to go if you don't want to splurge on a treatment.
__label__0 Slow service, staff needs more training. There's like 4 managers and none of the know what they are doing, i don't think this place is going to make it. Sorry but you lost 4 very good patrons Saturday night because of your poor customer service
__label__3 Amazing food and champagne.  One of the best selections of champagne I have ever seen!  The Sunday Brunch is excellent, make sure you show up for that!!!  We went for dinner and had a wonderful experience.  As it got later in the evening the place got louder and more crowded.
__label__1 I went here for the food and it was horrific. I guess I did it wrong because I didn't get champagne or tea. I got coffee lol. It was pretty good coffee though but the breakfast burrito sucked. A lot of food, but gross. On to the next one.
__label__1 The 1st time I dined here - it was fabulous.\n\nHOWEVER\n\nI had lunch yesterday at the Overlook Grill with two clients and it was a let down.\n\nI ordered the fresh halibut with heirloom tomato salad. 18.00\nIt was tasty, but the fish was the smallest piece of fish I have ever been served. My first thought was, \" It's a lunch sized portion ... \" (It was probably was 4 .5 \" x 4)\n\nBut here is the clincher! \nThere was a couple sitting right next to my table and the waitress served them each a lunch entree.  The guy had the SAME halibut special ... but the fish was twice as thick as mine and it was a normal size. It hardly looked like the same entree!\n\nI couldn't help but ask the waitress why there was such a difference.\n(I hated sounding so petty.)\nShe said - that the couple were sharing the halibut. \n\nThey each had their own entree, so I felt like she was making excuses.\n\nI nicely commented that I thought the chef should be more consistent with serving sizes and she didn't say much.\n\nI didn't want to make a big deal in front of my clients - but I will not be returning to this restaurant.  There are too many other fabulous places to eat in town.\n\nI don't mind paying a high price for a great meal - but do expect a reasonable portion size and for my comment to be recognized and not just shrugged off.
__label__0 This is what you might expect from Vegas, tropicana as \"fresh squeezed\", corn syrup for maple, incredibly sweet breakfasts that if you're 14 you might like. A mocha cappuccino was clearly made by dumping some chocolate syrup in a cup and putting it under a vending machine. The old lady next to me loved it....doubt she uses yelp. Steer clear.\n\nPleasant setting and strong wifi. ;)
__label__1 ....was not impressed... I know their menu is seasonal... but... it's just not that great. The Monkey bread was the best thing they had on the menu... and the first time I've ever seen Monkey bread on a menu, that's the only perk. It's a beautiful little place right next to the pool... and it's very small, just a heads up. The customer service wasn't  that great, it took forever to get our food and it wasn't even busy. My friend and myself sent our food back. She had the chicken and waffles and said it was horrible. I had a noodle soup thing... I went to fork my noodles out and a big clump of coagulated noodles came up on my fork... ICK! I sent it back and got the pulled pork sandwich. thankfully that was ok... just ok. I've had better... I wouldn't waste my time here, there's sooo many other great places to eat, but if you're craving some warm, honey, nutty Monkey bread... make the time to get some!
__label__2 J'aime bien ce petit resto. Je ne dis pas que c'est le meilleur, mais il a beaucoup a offrir pour les petits budgets. La soupe est correct, non pas mauvaise, mais pas la meilleur de Montr\u00e9al. Par contre, les grillades et les saut\u00e9s, j'adore! Plusieurs choix \u00e0 moins de 10$ et aussi plusieurs choix offert en combo. Je ne conseille pas vraiment d'y aller en groupe...ce n'est pas un jolie endroit. Mais plut\u00f4t commander ou bien y aller manger en vitesse! \n\nEssayez le saut\u00e9 de fruit de mer sur nouilles croustillantes...EXCELLENT!
__label__1 If you want quality, quantity, and reasonable prices--don't go here.  The food could hardly be deemed within an authentic deli realm.  The service is poor, the offerings minute, and taste lacking (chicken soup too salty, sandwiches bland, and desserts hardly unique or fresh).\n\nEven though they are open 24 hours, you have 24 hours to find another venue.  This is a side-show at Circus Circus that is not worth attending.
__label__4 Super nice staff. Fast. Huge portions. Reasonable prices. Totally recommend! \n\nI live next door so it's difficult to find decent food around me since I don't want to live like a tourist all the time. I'm really glad I found this nice little deli. It's easy to access and the food was fresh and well prepared. Love it! Everyone working was all smiles as well. Exactly what you expect from Vegas! Nicely done Circus Circus.
__label__2 now that POP Soda shop is gone this is the next best place to go i guess.  They have a good selection of soda and candy and some toys.  i wish they had the Dublin Dr. Pepper but they don't :(
__label__4 Ayant grandi en Outaouais, j'ai \u00e9t\u00e9 chanceuse d'\u00eatre \u00e0 quelques pas de la plus grande patinoire du monde. Quand je vais faire un tour \u00e0 la patinoire du Parc Lafontaine, je ne peux m'emp\u00eacher que de penser qu'un patinoire n'a pas besoin d'\u00eatre longue de 7km pour \u00eatre l'une des plus jolies. L'an pass\u00e9, quand j'y suis all\u00e9e, seulement la moiti\u00e9 de la patinoire \u00e9tait ouverte et j'y aurait quand m\u00eame donn\u00e9e un cinq \u00e9toiles. La fin de semaine pass\u00e9e par contre, avec des temp\u00e9ratures sous les 20 degr\u00e9s Celsius, elle \u00e9tait ouverte au complet et c'\u00e9tait simplement f\u00e9\u00e9rique. Avec des petites lumi\u00e8res dans les arbres, de la musique classique sur les haut-parleurs, une petite neige et une glace avec peu d'imperfections, tous les ingr\u00e9dients pour une soir\u00e9e magique y \u00e9taient. J'adore aussi le fait qu'il y ait un endroit pour se chausser au chaud et pour louer des patins si jamais vous n'en avez pas mais vous voulez en faire l'exp\u00e9rience. Je ne suis pas une grande fan de l'hiver, mais pour pouvoir passer plus de temps sur cette jolie patinoire, j'aimerais bien qu'on ait encore quelques journ\u00e9es glac\u00e9es.
__label__0 Make sure to double check your order! I didn't get any sauce with my McNuggets even though it was on the receipt.  I only realized it after I got back to my hotel room.\n\nAlso, they didn't ask if I wanted pie. They are supposed to ask you; otherwise  you are entitled to a free one.  I didn't want to cause trouble, but it's obvious that the customer service is lacking when people stop by from the clubs.
__label__0 Bad Attitude - Well, that about sums it up. I moved out to the north valley in July of last year and thus far have spent $1900 at this shop. On two occasions I have had to deal with attitude from one of the bike mechanics there - big guy with the beard. I took my road bike in today to ask a question and the condescending mechanic only made fun of how old my bike is - yep, it's a vintage 2003 model. Not the best bike in the world but it has been a great ride for 11 years.  He also felt compelled to tell me \"you really need a new bike but don't worry it won't make you any faster\". Here's the kicker, I did a race last weekend and decided I was going to upgrade before my next one in September. Sorry Bicycle Vibe, I'll be taking the $4K I have for my new purchase elsewhere. \n\nWhy do people have to talk down to others? Did that really make him feel better? Not only did he have a chance to make a great sell and win a customer, he had a chance to be nice to another human being. Does it really matter how old your bike is? It would be so cool to have a nice bike shop here up north, without the attitude.
__label__3 I had the \"Whatever Burger\" and it was Amazing! one of the best burgers I've ever had. and it is the reason that I give the place a high score. Its cramped with limited seating but that kinda adds to the character of the place. but our waitress was kinda lost and confused about the menu and drinks. and took her 20 min to bring a water.\n\nIt is very much worth going to if you have time!
__label__4 I had the \"Shipwreck\" burger.   This is one of the best burgers I have ever eaten.  My wife is an exceptional cook whose favorite food is hamburgers.   Though I may pay for it later, this is better than hers.  The combination of the brie, caramelized onions and white truffle aioli with the quality beef is wonderful.  The staff is awesome and fun.   They have a nice selection of beer and great music.    Check out the mural in the bathroom.
__label__1 Service was bad. Waitress forgot our drinks. Food was bad. The beer cheese looked and tasted like vomit. Then we couldn't leave because the waitress wouldn't return. Even the beer was bad! I am the least picky eater EVER and I hated the 'Ole Caw'. Waste of calories.
__label__1 My Matcha Tea Latte is in a really BIG cup.  Outstanding customer service.  Wish the location had a scenery or in the inside of the plaze.
__label__0 I was not impressed. Bad food and bad service. The price was out of the question for this place. I will never return.  I suggest Pacific Sea Food for the same price.
__label__0 This is now the 6th time but I have been to the Starbucks and may have gotten my order completely wrong. I only order 1 coffee yet they can't even get that right. I guess I'm the dummy for continuing to go to that one. But I won't be going there anymore, save yourself some time and go to a different location
__label__4 To any guy on the fence about joining a hot yoga gym: Try it.  Don't not try it.  In fact, to ANYONE on the fence about it.  You can do it!\n\nI started at Arrichion about 2 years ago when a friend of mine gave me her soon-expiring groupon just before she left for vacation.  I went to a few classes, and discovered quickly that not only did I like the challenge, and the fact that it gave me a chance to get in my own head and compete against myself, it also made me a better all-around athlete.  \n\nI'm primarily a cyclist, and yoga has helped me to be more flexible on the bike (which means I can get tucked into the drops just a little tighter, and have no back pain after a 4-6 hour ride).  I've also dropped a bunch of weight since joining, and have gotten lots stronger, thanks to the group weightlifting and circuit classes offered at Arrichion.\n\nThis is all not to mention the people there.  The gym is run by the friendliest, most accepting, down-to-earth group you'll ever meet.  They'll work with you to help you get better and stronger at everything you do.  From elite endurance athletes to triathletes to dancers to hobbiests to runners and people just trying to get into shape, there's so many great people at Arrichion, you'll wonder why you wasted your time NOT going there before.\n\nIt's a game changer, and a life changer.  You won't want to stop.  I haven't, some 200 classes later.  And I'll be back for more.
__label__2 If you are looking for that cozy coffee house where you can shmooze with friends for hours, while drinking terrific coffee and eating mouth watering pastries, this is not you place.\n\nTo me, the acid test (pun intended!) for a coffee house is how good the coffee is.   I mean the unadulterated, drip coffee -- you know, the real thing.    Royal passed this test!   The coffee is hand brewed.    The blend has a touch of espresso that gives it a European flair.    In short, the coffee is really good.   So the \"drinking terrific coffee\" part is there.\n\nBut the array of noshes is limited to 3 choices.   A cupcake.   A muffin.   A scone.   In contrast to the above mentioned hand brewed coffee, the muffin I tried tasted processed.   And not fresh at all.   \n\nThe space isn't comfy-cozy.   So you may not want to sit for hours, sipping, reading, and shmoozing.\n\nBut if all you want is a great cup of freshly brewed coffee, perhaps To-Go, then Royal At the Biltmore is your place.
__label__2 Pretty decent New Mexican food. Chimichanga was a bit soggy and serving sizes could be larger.\n\nNothing extremely \"New Mexican\" about this place. The owner was pretty cool though. All in all this is just cafe style mexican food a tiny step above a place like Filibertos and a step below Arribas. You can take it from there.\n\n\nIf you want a real treat and a good dive, try Elmers tacos. Much better although it's in the geto.
__label__3 Tried their new store at 3140 S. Gilbert Road...very hard to find (no frontage, no signage, no street visibility) but well worth it!  Excellent carne asada.  My wife loves their signature \"FRY BREAD\"  which is a meal and a half.  Love their use of green chili in a number of dishes.\n\nWe've been back twice since discovering the place last month and plan to be regulars at this new location.
__label__1 It is different. I don't know if they changed owners or cooks but it's just not as good. Maybe an off night. Had the shredded beef enchiladas and they barely put any chile, the corn tortillas were either over cooked or not fresh but hard and not from frying. I removed the tortillas and scooped out the beef - it wasn't tender but stringy and hard. I poured salsa from the salsa bar on it. I'm so bummed I really, really liked this place. They are still really busy so maybe an off night.\n\nI hate eating out and wasting money and calories on mediocre food.
__label__0 I was a weekly customer until today. The waitress made a simple mistake today by confusing the order, no big deal right? Wrong, she went on to take an accusatory tone with two insulting remarks and then told us next time she would charge us for the wrong order. She should have just owned the mistake and made it right rather than insult our family breakfast. I won't be back, way out of line.
__label__0 I came here last week to try out the huevos rancheros that my dad and sister claimed to love. I had been to New Mexico Grill once before for an ok bean burrito so I figured the huevos rancheros would be a safe bet.\n\nMuch to my dismay, neither the red or green sauce was vegetarian. My only other options were a quesadilla or bean burrito so I went with another burrito. Again, it was ok. I used lots of the thin, red salsa to add some spice. I was very disappointed with their salsa verde though. Normally I prefer it to red, but theirs was so bland.\n\nTo my father's dismay, the rice wasn't ready yet so he couldn't sub the potatoes with it like he usually does. I don't blame him since the breakfast potatoes are just disgusting. I'd bet dollars to donuts that the flavorless cubes come straight from a freezer bag. I'm not sure why the rice wasn't ready yet just like I couldn't understand why they didn't have chips out either. \n\nWhat really angered me about this place is how I was treated when I asked for corn tortillas for my husband's chorizo scramble. My husband is newly gluten intolerant, and he forgot to ask for corn tortillas instead of flour (maybe it would have been helpful if the cashier asked). When I asked for the corn tortillas, the cashier wanted to charge me $2.59 for three small tortillas! It's ridiculous for two reasons: 1. I'm sure they buy them from Food City for $1/dozen like I do. They definitely aren't made in house. 2. Why can't they show a little customer courtesy by happily giving us a substitution? Instead, the manager demanded that I bring him back the unused flour ones before he would replace them. Why? Was he planning on serving them to someone else?\n\nAfter this terrible treatment, I won't be the least bit sorry if this place goes out of business. They must be having financial troubles if they are cutting this many corners.
__label__0 I've been eating here since they first opened and have always loved the food and service is good. A couple of weeks ago I had to work late so decided to call for take out.  I looked the number up on my phone and placed my order.  When I arrived the young man said he didn't have my order; he said \"you probably called the Gilbert Rd store\". He showed me the number and I had. So, I asked if he could make the order for me and he said; \"no you ordered from the other one and you have to go there.\" I told him I live in the other direction and would call the other store to cancel and again he refused to make the order for me. He said \"it will take you just as long to drive down Gilbert as it will for us to make it so go there\". I was appalled!!! It was 8pm and I had just worked a 12 hour shift and now I had to go 3 miles out of my way.  I realize it was my mistake but the way I was treated was unacceptable. I always enjoyed going there for lunch; Ralph and the day staff are very pleasant but I won't go back.  Also, they now serve on paper plates and use plasticware.  Prices have risen, portions are smaller and now we have to eat on paper.....I don't think so!  I have many colleagues who feel the same; these prices are not fast food paper prices.  Good way to lose business; it's a shame that a great place is going downhill.
__label__4 Don't miss out on this place.\nI had simple soft chicken tacos and the flavor was out of this world. \nThe beans and rice are incredibly fresh and delicious.
__label__2 This place sure is hidden!! We heard about this place when I was going through my coupons, and decided to try it out since it was buy one get one. Honestly, it was a little overdone. The place looked so cluttered with decorations, it was almost overkill. \n\nThe coffee was decent, and food was alright, nothing spectacular. The service is why this is only getting 3 stars, and not 4... it was HORRIBLE. Our server came over to our table and seemed like she was in a rush - except there were only 3 other tables there. She took our order so quick and abrupt that it was almost like if you didn't have a quick answer for her, she would yell at you! She never explained the difference between batter bits and home fries, so we each just got one. She never came back to ask us how we were doing, until the end of the meal when she handed us our check.\n\nI ordered chicken fried steak, and my man got the pork chops with eggs. Both were good... like I said before, nothing out of the ordinary, and definitely not bad, just not memorable. Also, the only difference between the batter bites, and home fries was with or without peppers and onions. And WHY are they called batter bites anyways?? Makes it seem like it should be pancakes, or something with BATTER not potatoes with peppers/onions. \n\nThis place has so much potential, but it's just missing the mark. Get better service, and de-clutter your brand new restaurant, and maybe it would be more inviting, and make us want to come back.
__label__1 We went to Our Families Country Cafe with a Groupon, and I have to say that it was just below OK.  We ordered fried chicken, and the portions were generous, but the chicken was pretty tasteless.  The mashed potatoes were called \"real,\" but I don't believe it.  And the canned green beans were horrible.  The bread was good.  The worst was the \"homemade clam chowder.\"  Really??  My guess is that Smart and Final sells a cream base to which was added some canned clams.  That is not homemade.  I cook better and use fresher ingredients than this supposed \"country\" restaurant.  Did love the little boy who refilled our iced tea.  All around service was great.
__label__1 Other reviewers are correct, this place is hard to find, but if you go south onto  Buffalo (from Blue Diamond) and proceed East onto Cactus to the end of the road, this place is on the right side.\n\nI want to give it another star, but the service and quality of my entree prohibits me from doing so.\n\nWe entered the restaurant and waited several minutes before we were acknowledged.  OK its Friday night and there are only to two other tables of diners.  We finally got our drink orders by very courteous young man who was efficient.   We were given children's menus also.  \n\nIt appeared that our server, Jason, was also one of the owners.  At first I was a bit puzzled (put off) by his demeanor which would be perfectly acceptable at \"Dick's Last Resort\" but here?  I was trying to give him the benefit of a doubt that maybe he has a real dry sense of humor, since he seemed to be well liked by any regular that walked in and he would chat with them quite a bit.  Not sure if he has the \"Diligaf\" attitude also about not trying to make new customers feel just as welcome, but we dd not get that feeling from him.  \n\nOnto the entrees:  I had the fried chicken dinner.  Not bad, the chicken was definitely cooked in oil that was too hot, since the chicken had a dark brown hard crust.  It was bit salty too.  The menu, describes you getting a drumstick, thigh and breast for $10.49.  The pieces of chicken reminded me, size wise, of what you get from a box of Banquet frozen fried chicken in your local grocer's frozen food dept.\n\nMy wife ordered the Rib Eye steak sandwich which she enjoyed and would order again.  She thought the macaroni salad was ok and did not finish it.  Jason noticed this when he cleared her plate and asked her in an unpleasant  manner if she thought here was something wrong with his macaroni salad:  she told him no, she was just full from the sandwich.\n\nI would like to try the breakfasts here, based on the other reviews, but at this point, I'm unsure.
__label__2 good food , service started fast until they got busy, kinda short staffed, waited forever to pay . fyi they dont take am/ex cards.
__label__3 Though the address may say Rainbow, you can't get there from here because the road remains unpaved some 4 years after the Sturtz family opened this restaurant. So forget the GPS and check the restaurant's website for alternative directions. The restaurant is very homey and literally decorated with bric-a-brac taken from their home. We each ordered easy over eggs which came with bacon and home fries. My wife, in a senior moment, substituted 2 hot cakes for the toast. Everything was expertly prepared using high quality ingredients though my wife never came close to finishing her lumberjack sized meal.
__label__1 We stopped in for dinner at about 7:30 one evening. wo other tables of customers, yet it took almost 10 minutes for the waitress to get to us. Then another 10 minute wait to get our drinks, then more waiting to order our food. Seems to have taken forever to get our food, which was mediocre at best.
__label__0 I eat at cafe rio at least once a week. Not once has it crossed my mind to write a review because the food speaks for it's self. Unfortunately I had a horrible experience with the cashier at this location so I felt the need to write a review. The line was extremely long and not to order your food, to pay. Might want to look into hiring competent workers, who actually want to work and not gossip while the line backs up.
__label__0 Customer service here is the worst!  Don't even bother ordering ahead of time because they won't have your order, or any record of your order.. Although I really like the food here, I won't be back.  2 strikes is all it takes for me,
__label__3 This place is really small (5 tables total) and it's your typical little chinese restaurant with your typical food choices. I stopped in for lunch and got the orange chicken combo for around $5. I was actually impressed. It was good flavor and I'm completely full. The chicken was descent quality and cooked well. (Some little chinese place over cook the day lights out their food) You won't find many drink choices either. (6 total pepsi products)
__label__2 Nice neighborhood gaming bar. Even though the outside looks a bit retro the inside is modern and clean. \nNot sure if they always have this special but PBR on draft for $1!\nOur bartender on this Friday night was very friendly and attentive. We didn't get any food but our friend raved about their pizza.
__label__4 We just randomly stopped for breakfast here.  It was really delicious! Julie was our server and she was really perfect.
__label__3 Good place for a quick drink.  Met a friend for a quick drink.  Place is nice and relatively large.   Had the jumbo lump crab cake appetizer with a red onion caper sauce that was very good.
__label__4 Amy is truly amazing!!! I hired her to help coordinate my wedding and it was the best decision I made in regards to my wedding. She was available to meet multiple times before the wedding in order to go over what I wanted and what she would need to do the day of the wedding. Amy even visited the wedding site months before so she would have a better idea of where things were. Then Amy completely coordinated the rehearsal. She was a million times better and more organized than the wedding coordinator the venue provided.\n\nThe day of my wedding was a dream and ran completely smooth (even though it rained!). Amy was organized down to the tiniest detail. She even made sure I drank water and had food in my stomach. She is an expert at coordinating others. Amy had no problem directing the other vendors and my decorating helpers.\n\nAmy, I cannot say thank you enough! You took all of the stress off of me and I was able to enjoy my big day! I recommend Amy and Adam to ANYONE!!! They are the best and know what they are doing!
__label__0 Avoid!! My gastrointestinal system and I deeply regret those tasteless $1 oysters :( Also, my friend ordered a French 75, the bartender had no clue what it was and, instead of admitting as much, looked it up in a book and ended up simply pouring champagne and gin into red wine glass, which was not really what we wanted (to pay for). Also when we asked for the check, we got the wrong person's bill. Sigh.
__label__1 Not really that impressed.  It looked like it could have been a really cool place to eat, so I'm a little disappointed.\n\nWe got our food to go and ordered it from the bar.  The bartender wasn't the least bit friendly.  He seemed irritated that we were there at all.  He was however, very nice when he told us we needed to move.  \n\nThe burger that I ordered was alright, I kind of gave up on eating it...it was one that you put together yourself and the ingredients that they gave me to do so weren't cooperating with each other.  I ended up covered in ketchup and at least half my burger uneaten.  The fries were soggy too, like maybe they had a light rinse before they were thrown in the box.\n\nThe clam chowder was really good though.  But I don't know if that's even saying much, I'm pretty sure nobody makes their soup from scratch these days.\n\nI may venture back for the $1 oysters though.  Maybe.
__label__3 After sampling two great oysters and a really tasty Parmesan Tater Tot during the Yelp Elite event in the Side Car, Diane and I decided to repay the favor by having a full dinner in P.J. Clarke's main dining room.  It was an eye opener, because before this meal I didn't know that this establishment was a fine bastion of comfort food. \n\nWe opened with what turned out to be the only discordant note of the evening: Jumbo Shrimp Cocktail.  The Cocktail Sauce was great, but for only 4 large shrimps at over $18 for the dish, the shrimp had better be great, too!  And, unfortunately for us and the rating for this review, these crustaceans were only mediocre.  Although they looked fine enough, they were tough, hard, and had little flavor.  But the meal was far from over, and I still kept an open mind after our stumbling start.\n\nWhat a great recovery!  The excellent French Onion Soup Gratinee that I was served was sweet and delicious--maybe the best I've ever savored of hundreds I've tried from coast to coast and around the world, since this is one of my favorite dishes and I order it almost every time I see it on a restaurant menu.  Our server, Anthony, said that the onions are sweated separately before they are put in the soup, and the cheese is a combination of Gruyere and Swiss, with the top browned with Parmesan.  As a photo reveals, this soup was bursting with cheese on the edges of the crock, and visible bubbles on the cheese covering glistened as if heralding that something special would be found inside.  Carefully breaking through the cheese with a knife, hot broth, a well-melted crouton, and well-caramelized onions came to view.  The broth was hearty and melded well with the cheese that fell inside along with the soup's other ingredients.  Not a hint of bitterness was detected in the dish.  The white crock in which the soup was served was large but I would not have minded if its bottom had been endless.\n\nNext for me was a Chicken Pot Pie.  It arrived in a white elongated dish that was shaped much like a shark.  The doughy top of the pot pie was tanned and taut.  It wasn't smoking at all.  But I needn't have been concerned.  For, when I broke through the thin crust, the contents were piping hot and truly delicious: a generous amount of white chicken meat, potato chunks, and carrot and celery bits, all combined in a tasty and creamy White Sauce.\n\nAfter recent repeated disappointments in landing a medium-rare hamburger at different establishments in town, Diane was thrilled with her medium-rare Cadillac Burger, containing tasty bacon and a slice of American Cheese.  When the cheeseburger was cut in half, you could clearly see the redness across the middle of the 8-oz. burger, as another photo discloses.  I tasted the burger, and it was juicy and delicious even on a plain bun, which is the way my vegetable-hating wife likes her burgers.  And, even the accompanying French Fries tasted great!  Plus, there are always the Tater Tots available to opt for next time.\n\nWe finished with a delicious shared Bread Pudding a la Mode finished with a very nice La Creme Bourbon Sauce that a diner can pour out to his or her desire, and Cinnamon Ice Cream.  The ice cream was pretty scanty, and we got through it before the dish was half-finished.  So, I requested more.  It was quickly brought to the table without extra charge.\n\nService by Anthony and his assistant was excellent throughout the meal.  Extra ice was even provided in an extra glass without request to refresh my Iced Tea.  Great comfort food at a high but fair price for the quality of ingredients, and everything prepared and baked in house!  This was a five-star experience except for our appetizer, which brought the overall rating down a notch.  Next time, it's oysters for me!  For, after this experience, there will definitely be a \"next time\" fairly soon.
__label__2 Burger was delicious! But not really $15 worth of burger. Fries definitely weren't worth the $6. Go for the baked squash.. Better bang of the buck.  Apparently they have $1 oysters for happy hour but nothing else. But if you're looking for a good burger, definitely worth the stop (if you have the budget for it).
__label__2 I wished I didn't have to take two stars away from this place. Just because of their AMAZING daily oyster specials from 2:45pm-6:00pm, I'll stick with some stars.\n\n\nService sucked and slow. They should have thought about how many people would come to this place when it's the freakin' three day weekend! Yes, maybe some people don't have their day off for Veterans day, but think about the people who DOES! Ugh\n\nCame here with my coworkers and we thought it'll be nice to eat some daily $1 oysters after eating a small dish. The hell with the wait when we ordered our food. The server with short hair that puts it in a bun on the side sucked at serving us. I mean, we know it's busy, but she did not say much about sorry for the wait or what so ever. Waited 40 mins for our food, then another 40 for our dozens of oysters. I looked over to the oyster bar, only one person was shucking.. maybe they'll make more money if they have more than one or two people shucking??? What the freak man, more customers = more employees should be working! Come on now!\n\nAt the end, we let the waitress know we just want half a dozen because it's taking forever. She goes on and tells us 'Oh i'll go check on them to see if they already put in the dozens or start yet. There is a line of orders they are working on. Bare with us, we're busy today' what the freak lady... more like how about you try to make your customer happy and not wait this long. Because of that, co-worker already said sorry, i'm leaving no tip. Boy did the co-worker made it obvious. Took the bill to a worker and said 'bring this to your manager's attention.' Got our oysters, but didn't get good service. Bleh
__label__3 I came for Dana's Happy Hour UYE. Happy Hour is normally served at the raw bar or the alcohol bar from 3-6 daily. The main draw is the $1 fresh shucked oysters, but there are other treats as well. They have their other bites that are on their happy hour menu (which you can see online on their site, all various prices $6-9), 2 for 1 cocktail of the day, $3 draft beer, $6 prosecco. \n\nWhile I knew from signs it was at the bar, we were able to sit at a table. The BF and I chose Lagunitas IPA and Tenaya Creek Hefeweizen to drink since they were included in the $3 choices, which is nice as we only drink craft beers. \n\nWe started off with a dozen oysters which were Crystal Pointe and they were delicious. Lovely, fresh and creamy. We got another 8 and those ones were a different breed, I cannot remember the name but it was double the size and a bit more briny. I know it was a Ca one. Also very fresh and good, but I preferred the first kind. They give you migionette, cocktail and horseradish. They pick the oyster for the HH, but depending on availability I guess it changes. \n\nWe also got the cod bites which were really delicious. It was 3 small fish filets, but very fresh and fried to a crisp with a solid sauce. Also got a slider each which were good, but standard. They are a decent deal at $1.50 each though so I would get some to fill up if you're making a meal out of the happy hour. \n\nService was pretty good. We got a waiter who was all worried since he found out we were Yelpers and he was the new guy who just started, but he was good and attentive so nothing to worry there. What he didn't know, he went to go find out for us.\n\nWhile it was happy hour and a good deal considering the quality, it racked up fast! For top notch oysters this is on the shortlist.\n\n(Yelp 100 Challenge 47/100)
__label__2 Neat vibe, lots of seating and really good lattes. The $4 guacamole with nachos is a good deal. Vegan.
__label__4 Parc Central is fabulous and must be checked out. It's large yet very welcoming. When we first walked in, one of the owners actually gave us a tour. As a New York lover, I absolutely LOVED the large wall photos of Central Park, the unique artwork and the eclectic menu that reminds you of the tasty varietals of food that you can find in the Big Apple. Their menu includes unique cocktails (everything from absinthe to martinis to bloody marys) as well that I plan on going back to check out. I went for some appetizers with a girlfriend but they were both phenomenally tasty and went well with our wine: the goat cheese appetizer and the hummus. The goat cheese dish was delicious and I will order it every time (my favorite cheese). The hummus was different and yummy - made with garbanzo beans instead and combined with truffle shavings, it was delish. Our waitress was well versed in the menu and wines and made great recommendations. She even gave us a sample of a Greek white wine to pair with our appetizers. Parc Central also has multiple flat screens and private rooms. She told us that on the weekend nights they have a DJ. I cannot wait to go back and experience more of this restaurant! Do yourself a favor and check it out!
__label__4 I honestly have never gotten my nails done at Polished and not that I want to write a review about waxing- but all I can say is Hayley is fabulous-quick and professional. I have visited here for six years and will continue to. Tips in cash or check only.
__label__0 Well on my return visit not so good. Decided to get my nails painted in a funky yellow and green French.....\nWell everything was good until she was \"done\" \nNone of the edges of my nails had paint on them and the French tips were totally uneven, they looked so messy.....when I asked her to fix it, she said she couldn't and blamed it on what I wanted being \"too hard to do\".\nSo when I asked for a refund they wouldn't refund me for the \"manicure\", my cuticles look terrible.\nSo yea they gave me a gift certificate to make amends but I do not think I'll be using it......\nCustomer service was awful they wouldn't talk to me.....just kept looking away and talking to each other.....\nIf you want your nails to look messy go here.
__label__3 Great service, but almost always packed! Definitely should make appointment if you're not willing to wait 20 minutes. Also a little on the expensive side for gel manicure.
__label__4 This is what independently produced sammi/cafe food should always be like:  Fresh, full of character, and great flavors.  Great sammi selection and some really killer soup.  The place was JAM packed and tons of take-out/phone orders coming in.  While we were there the in house crowd was close to 30 and they were banging it out with 1 front of house and 2 in the kitchen.  Bustin' some serious ass!  My ONLY knock was the sammi could use a little sauce (roast garlic aioli or basil mayo or something).  The server/hostess/cashier/I'm assuming boss said she'd try to put something together for next time.  They had mayo, just no gourmet to complete an otherwise outstanding meal.
__label__2 Really! $$ is so wrong. Try $$$$. This is a hotel steak restaurant. New york strip steak was average and $49. Service was ok but inexperienced.
__label__0 I was extremely excited to check this NEW restaurant out. I was craving BBQ and their menu was very enticing on-line.  I stopped in on a Sat night at 8:30 and it was pretty quiet.  Great menu options but very poor food, I had a combo plate with rubbery texture ribs  YUCK! and my Hubby had the pulled pork sand which was tasteless.  I would prob not go back.  Stacy's BBQ in Phx is much better as well as The Pitt's Again in Glendale.  Sugarbowl next door made up for the horrid meal.
__label__2 I lovvvve BBQ and I was super excited to find out that this place is in Old Town. Yay! They have a parking lot so it's not the nightmare I was expecting. I automatically adore any joint that serves drinks in a mason jar. \n\nThe pork ribs were really tender, not too fatty, and really flavorful. The corn bread was so soft that I thought I was taking a bite out of a cloud. Like the atmosphere, the 5 cheese mac isn't much too be desired so skip that for sure. \n\nWe waited forever...50 minutes... for our food. It was kind of crazy because the place wasn't busy at all. Yes, good food does take time...but they need to put a few more crayons on the table (you can color on the tablecloth!) to keep me occupied. We got to be really restless. Also, it was a little upsetting that 10 minutes before our food came the manager (who was very friendly) let my friend know that they were out of what she ordered...sliced brisket. So she was served the chopped up brisket used for a sandwich. She couldn't let us know this as soon as the order was put in? \n\nI heard zero country jams while I was in there. How does that work? Earl's is good...but it certainly isn't the best.
__label__2 After an awful experience at The Saddle Ranch up the street, we left (without eating) and headed here.  And I'm glad that I did.  This place had a nice selection of BBQ on the menu, a very good bar, and decent food.\n\nThis is not a huge place; a few tables and a prominent bar.  We were seated promptly by a very young-looking but attentive server.\n\nThe bar here was impressive.  They had a decent selection of draft beers which were thoughtfully diverse.  I had a Firestone Walker IPA which was fresh and delicious.  I also had a margarita which was prepared freshly and by default served on the rocks.  It was the best one I've had in a long time.\n\nThe food was good but not great.  I had a pulled pork sandwich which was served the way I like it (with coleslaw on it) which is a big plus for me.  It was served without sauce, and was decently smokey.  The sauces on the table were a little uninspired.  There were two choices, neither of which were great.  I had two sides - fried okra (which I like) which was a little too crispy (i.e. the okra separated all too readily from the breading) and mac 'n cheese which was solid.\n\nThere were some other nice choices on the menu.  A friend of mine had a side of pork-belly, which was good.  I'd return here for the bar and to try some of the other selections on the menu.
__label__0 Meh, nothing special at all! Had the brisket sliders, more like fat sliders. Save yourself the nausea....
__label__1 You walk in and are greeted by ESPN on the tv, gypsy kings on the radio, and a BBQ restaurant that almost exclusively serves gourmet Mexican.  Talk about an identity crisis.  We wound up ordering Mexican and every dish was underwhelming and not worth the price tag.  They also charged our party of 6 a 20% gratuity to boot.  \n\nGuys, I recommend you go back to the drawing board and come up with a consistent concept.
__label__0 This place was horrible.  The waiters were decent, but they brought us the wrong items and gave us a hard time when we wanted the right ones.  The pasta was also inedible and when we tried to send it back, after they had taken it away, they told us if we wanted a replacement dish we would have to pay for both dishes.  We asked to talk to the manager, who is also the owner.  He refused 2 times to talk to us, until we relayed that we would be posting a review on Yelp.  Then he came over and agreed not to charge us for the wrong meals, which had already been removed.  Horrible customer service.  And we still had to pay for our drinks and they never offered to send us the right food.
__label__1 I have been here about 4 times- I have been offered frosty drinks each time with no cocktail napkin, the drinks drip and slide- it is a weird problem but WTF? \n\nThe food is prettty bad- the owner was a F/B guy at a big hotel chain so either he has no taste buds of doesnt care enough to eat his own food- I have had better food from Lean Cuisine. Everyhting is cold hard and stale- really poor food- If there is the least bit of a rush you wait forever for a freezing cold pizza- overall a pretty bad place- Without this location it would have closed first year.
__label__0 Tried to sit outside at TK's tonight with my wife. 3 tables open. Manager wouldn't seat us because the tables were for 4. \n\nBusiness must be great. I wouldn't know. We left. Better than 60% of the tables empty. \n\nLooks like space may be available soon at Scottsdale Quarter.  \n\nMay TK's rest in peace. Or better yet, the manager needs to go.
__label__4 I love this place! I think of it a lot like the Cheers of Vegas. Since moving here I find most of the local spots to be riddled with assholes, but anytime I happen to meander into the Label I feel right at home. Drink prices are average, the Thai food is good, but the staff is the best!
__label__1 Got the pad see ew and a couple drinks. Bartender was friendly and food tasted delicious. Reason for two stars is because they seemed disorganized, and the bartender told me that ordering food was separate from the bar so they had us open two tabs. Waitress from Thai food place did not honor the 50% off one entree offer on yelp. She dropped off the check and never came to pick it back up, nor did she ever check up on us. Thankfully, the bartender grabbed utensils and took care of us even though it was the other waitresses job
__label__2 I have been here 3 times and I am torn between 3 and 4 stars. I have had a good meal here everytime but somethings are much better than others.\n\n Lets start with the passables, which would be almost every sandwich or burger they have on the menu. Not to say that they are bad, but for $13 you can get a much better burger or grilled cheese sandwich at many other phoenix eateries. Another item i was unimpressed with was a Fish and Chips special which was priced at $20. It came out with 2 small panko crusted halibut filets and fries. It was a somewhat decent amount of food when you added the fries to the equation, but the batter was bland and the fish was dried out. Many other places around the valley have much better fish and chips for around half the price.\n\nMoving on to the good menu items, I would have to start with the $32 Filet which is amazing. One of the best steaks I have had in arizona and equal and if not better in quality to one you would get at any high end steakhouses. Other good choices include the scallops, which were cooked perfectly and bursting with flavor. Another one of my favorites of this menu is the chopped salad which is fantastic and a must order.\n\nI would review the desserts but I have never ordered one since none of them on the menu have caught my attention.\n\nThe service is always prompt and professional, they have a beer list and innovative specialty cocktails. The ambiance is above average and more intimate then most \"gastropubs\".\n\nSo all in all, would I go back? Yes, but only when i can afford to order a high priced and deliicious entree, otherwise I can get my burger or sandwich fix elsewhere.
__label__3 Took a large party here a little over a month ago and loved every minute of it.  The menu offers everything from their famous chop salad ( you seen it before at cowboy ciao) to amazing short ribs.  The cocktail menu is quite unique and the wine list offers a lot of range.  Great HH or CPH as they call it 3 - 6 daily.  What I like best is the size of the menu and the fact that you can spend anywhere from 10 to 25 on an entree depending on your mood.  It's a little tough to find tucked on a side street but do not miss this great addition to old town Scottsdale.\n\nMatt C
__label__3 Doesn't quite have the spirit of camaraderie  of an actual pub house but hey this is Scottsdale and ideas of brotherhood are easily snuffed out by skinny jeans and tawdry gossip.  \nI recommend that you go on a quiet night so you can enjoy this place uninterrupted.  The menu has all the standards but with an improved twist.  I have a hard time leaving the Squealer Burger and fries but the whole menu is a welcome joy.
__label__4 Nice restrooms.\n\nI really should say up-front that I didn't eat anything here.  So why do they deserve 5 stars?  Because I want to give a HUGE shout out to my server (insert name here).\n\nI had just come from eating apps at another restaurant up the street and when my dining companion got her scallops, well, let's just say my tummy wasn't all that happy with it's contents.  I was probably running to the restroom every 5 minutes or so.\n\nOur server (forgive me, but I didn't catch the name during my sprints to the loo) was awesome.  She gave me several bitters and ginger in an attempt to calm my stomach and offered some other options I could pick up at the drugstore.  Unfortunately, nothing worked, but the fact that she gave a damn how I was feeling was cool in my book.  Oh, and the bitters and ginger were really tasty...too bad they didn't stay down for long.\n\nAnyway, I can comfortably say these restrooms are nicely decorated...just wish I didn't have to spend all dinner there.
__label__4 Salad, chicken and waffels, and the lamb burger.  So good.
__label__3 very affordable and delicious filet mignon for only $32. will come back again!
__label__4 Excellent food, and I really do mean excellent.  The service was fantastic, and when the waiter described the meatloaf as \"not your mother's meatloaf\" I had to try it.  He also had stories and recommendations that would have made me order a plate of dirt, he was very convincing and passionate about the menu.  I also sampled the dishes that my other friends ordered (scallops, chicken) and those were excellent as well.\n\nOK, so now that I got that out of the way, WHAT THE HELL IS WITH THE CORKAGE (OR LACK THEREOF) IN ARIZONA?!??!  We brought a bottle of wine, an expensive bottle, and as soon as we walked in they informed us that Arizona has only one or two restaurants that allow you to pay corkage and drink your own wine!  I thought Arizona was full of conservatives, and we all know conservatives love to drink so what's the deal?  \n\nWe were disappointed, we wanted to drink our delicious wine, and since we were there for spring training and the night was young, we carried around an unopened bottle of wine all night and had to explain at every single bar we entered what it was all about and had to also promise not to open the bottle in the bar, as if we would waste such a great wine on just getting drunk!  Annoying. I will not deduct a star from this wonderful restaurant because of the wine situation, but I will tell you that I am giving the WHOLE STATE OF ARIZONA only one star for their stupid corkage regulations.
__label__3 We were really excited about trying this place on our trip to Scottsdale and were a little dismayed to learn it was Restaurant Week when we arrived (in Denver, Restaurant Week can sometimes mean a decline in food quality and service...). We decided to order off the regular menu and everything we got was so delicious. The burrata was great and was served on top of an eggplant puree--I hadn't burrata served like that before, but really enjoyed it. I ordered the rockfish which was great; however, the curried millet with okra that it was served with stole the show for me. I seriously could eat that every day and might have to try to recreate it at home. My husband ordered a fish that was the special for the evening. I can't remember what it was, nor did I try it (isn't this review incredibly helpful??) but he did say he loved it and ate every bit, so that can't be a bad thing ;) Peach and berry pie for dessert was great, although it was heavy on the berries and light on the peach. But who can really complain about that? The service was great; our server was attentive and the food was timed nicely. Overall a great experience!
__label__4 Great food. Unique mixed drinks. Their chopped salad may be the best salad ever eaten.
__label__1 I'm not sure what the hype is about.\nThe good:  Great space (Atmosphere, crowd, ambiance, decor), great service.\nThe okay:  Food was mediocre.  Seriously, everyone at the table was not impressed with their meal.  Bad night?   I appreciate chef's exploring, but do that on your own time.  The chef was trying to be creative, I get that.  But the flavors, textures and aromas - nothing harmonized. I literally had an upset stomach afterwards.\n\nAnywhos, if you're looking for a kitschy place to take a date and not worrying about an impressive meal, this is your place.  Or if you just want cocktails, this is the place.
__label__2 Had the popcorn with bacon for an appetizer - it was ok, but nothing great. We split the chicken and waffles - not bad, but not maybe I'm just not a fan of chicken & waffles in general (don't hate me). But - we also ordered the short rib, which was quite delicious! It came with some greens that were quite un-delicious and we didn't take more than 1 bite of them. \n\nIf you try it, get there early otherwise it gets VERY loud inside and you'll be yelling across the table to have a conversation.
__label__1 So disappointed - this has been our \"go to\" restaurant to celebrate special occassions - Last night was our first not so great experience here.  We waited an unusually long time for our dinner.  The waitress finally came over and said \"I just checked on your dinner because I felt like it was taking long and they are getting it ready to bring out\"....an additional 20 minutes later, our dinner arrived. \n\nI was so looking forward to the duck that I have ordered at least three other times.  I guess I didn't read the menu closely because they changed the dish....and not for the better - instead of warm, creamy millet or grits under the duck - the duck sat on top of luke warm diced \"sweet potato\" hash that tasted like it had been prepared hours ago and not a cherry in sight.  Now an amazing dish is just average and I won't order it again.  One of our guest had the short rib and it looked as if it had sat under a light for a while - dry....he said it was ok.  I felt bad since I encouraged him to order that dish based on past experience.  The meatloaf was the only consistently good dish this time. \n\nThen, since it was a special occasion, we ordered the chocolate brownie dessert....I love chocolate and brownies but this was over the top sweet - I had one bite - our two guest the same and my hubby finished it because he didn't want to leave it.\n\nWe will probably give CPH another shot to redeem this experience but it won't be for a while and I certainly won't order the duck if it is still prepared with the hash.
__label__0 I had a confirmed reservation but unfortunately made it (via Yelp) for Wednesday and had intended for Tuesday. When we walked in on Tuesday in March at 6pm there was only 1 table that was occupied by patrons (the place was empty) and the hostess was very rude...she said that she wasn't sure if she could accommodate the 4 of us. Screw her, we left and went to the Herb Box.
__label__1 I don't know what all the \"talk\" is about this restaurant, as we found it to be average plus! Really small martini glasses( tiny drinks), the grilled cheese was bland, the pork chop was bland, the chopped salad was very good, the Mac and cheese wasn't as good as out of the box, the filet mignon was very good! Really loud interior, super loud actually, boring bread basket, thought the PB &B dessert might save them as it sounded great, but it was only average as well! To many good restaurants to go back! RS
__label__1 This restaurant I give it a 2 star, its a real nice place small and cozy and very clean!!!! They serve there food in big white elegant plates. The food is ok not the best.
__label__2 This was a neat little find. I do like \"hole-in-the-wall\" sushi places and this one hit the spot. My friend suggested it (I really need to get him on Yelp!) and so we stopped in here for a late lunch.\n\nWe both ordered the sashimi special, which comes with the usual salad topped with ginger dressing (does it have to be so cold??) and a bowl of spicy egg drop soup (mushrooms??). But the main course was where it was at. As with so many sushi restaurants, a great presentation. Each piece of fish was individually set in a wooden boat, garnished with crab salad and a carved lemon. You have to look at the picture to see how well this chef did.\n\nPrice is a little high, but it's totally worth it.
__label__0 This place is terrible!!! No matter how good of a deal you think you're getting, it's not worth it to deal with their customer service. Technicians know what they are doing, so it's a real shame. Went twice and both times argued with me that my groupon was not valid. And many problems with the up-sale they sold me to add another area. Definitely find another spot!
__label__0 Worst venue EVER!!  Here's an idea ... SEATS!\n\nSaw an indoor and outdoor concert here.  Never again.
__label__4 MUST EATS for sufferers from Celiac Disease or any food allergy.\nOf all the restaurants we attended, this one went out of it's way the most to accommodate food allergy sufferers.  Separate menus for each potential allergy so there was no guess work or long drawn out discussions with the server about what was safe!\n\nThe food was absolutely amazing (favorite was the Mushroom Grits, hands down)  the ambiance very trendy and hip.  And the staff was very kind, nothing snotty in the tone at all! \n\nWill return to again and again when we visit Vegas :)
__label__3 After our not so great 5 star Italian experience from the night before I wanted to go somewhere close- in our hotel. Something light, something quick, and something trendy. La Cave caught my eye right awag from the endless restaurant menus at Wynn/Encore. I thought it would be the perfect place to dine, relax and try a few things.\n\nFact: Michael Morton created this restaurant!\n\nHere the breakdown:\n\nAhi Tuna Sashimi-pomegranite flavor, small dish, refreshing.\n\nThai Snapper Cevice- not impressed. It came with little taro chips, but the fish was very \"whatever\"\n\nHamachi-refreshing, but nothing special.\n\nJumbo Crab Lettuce Cumps- a little too watery, hard to eat, but also very light and tender\n\nCharcuterie-amazing! I loved all the difference options of mixing and matching.\n\nMarinated Shrimp-also pretty great!\n\nAngus Mini Burgers- I'm not the biggest red meat fan, but these were pretty delicious and very simple! They came with roasted tomatoes!\n\nMushroom Grits-the favorite at the table! Even though it was a very small dish it was great for sharing! Very rich and creamy!\n\nMy friends also got the Salmon and the beet/goat cheese salad. Both came in small sizes and were perfect for a course or to share.\n\nOverall I really enjoyed this restaurant. We sat in the lounge which had low chairs, dark atmosphere and very lively vibe! I would come back here again!! \n\nIt's also a full bar!
__label__3 Our group of seven ate here on a Wednesday night. We had made a reservation earlier in the day and were only able to get a 915pm seating (so make a reservation in advance if possible). We were seated at a very large table, which had large comfortable chairs. The room was dimly lit and had an open and airy feel (since the back of the restaurant opened to the pool. All of the food and drinks were very good. The service was not extremely fast but we were not in a hurry so it didn't make a difference to our group.
__label__3 This restaurant was suggested to me by a friend.  \n\nWe were seated half way between the outdoor patio and the interior.  The restaurant is sexy and dark....hard to read your menu dark, but that's ok.  The vibe is lounge, with an extraordinary wine list.\n\nEverything on the menu looks amazing.  It was hard to choose, but we finally settled on the sausage flatbread, pesto cream pasta and the hamachi.  All were incredible, flavorful and fresh.  I was surprised how spicy and perfect the flatbread was, only because pizza crust can be tricky at a restaurant that isn't really a pizza place.\n\nWe skipped dessert, so I can't comment on that.\n\nService started great.  As the night went on, the server became more absent and we finally had to stop a random waiter to get the check.\n\nI plan on coming back.  For drinks or dinner, it's a great place to go with a group or a date.
__label__2 My visit here Sunday eve. was similar to dating a gorgeous jerk. Atmosphere, service (attentive) and wine options were great and expectations high(based on looks)... but half the tapas I tried were poorly executed. \n\nDrinks: a tasty (affordable-like all their wine/cocktails in general) glass of Chenin Blanc(cheapest I've ever seen, but from S. Africa), then a good moscato. Wine flights here are fairly priced as well and offer grouping or individual tastings as an authentic wine bar should. The wine, cocktail and bubbly lists are amazing and the wine list is esp. eclectic.\n\nTapas: \nFirst up, a delicious gorgonzola salad w/ crunchy proscuitto and delicious dates. Best salad ever. Yay! Finally, a great meal to impress my friends visiting the strip!.... then s%!t starts tasting very cheap very fast:   \n\nThe onion \"puff\" pastry soup came out within one minute and tasted like it had been under a heater or overcoooked(burnt, rubbery crust, sans any puffiness or flakiness to its texture). The scallops were tasty and perfectly cooked. I wasn't sure what to think.\n\nThen came the stuffed chicken... very overcooked... unforgivable?(should we break up; I just didn't know what to say... like all the others, huh?). \n\nThe filet with blue cheese was flavorful and met expectations, even though my medium rare was probably medium. Proscuitto di parma was great-a therapy session to address my unstable joy-then aged gouda was served with a delicious raspberry jam but also with the most stale crostinis I've ever tasted. These were obviously not prepared of me but for some other guy who'd stopped by earlier, or maybe for anyone with mullah-typical. I only ate the crust for its mild crispiness. \n\nThe flatbread dishes looked/sound creative and appealing but I was not in the mood.\n\nDessert:\nThey offer a beignet, but one friend suggested we share the crepe. YUCK... they sent out that one joke-on-a-plate, where the chef has reinvented the crepe as a cold (\"deconstructed\")one w/ flavorless, unripe fruit that makes italian desserts overly sweet by comparison... we(all french) each took a bite and smirked. I've enjoyed similar crepes before at a ton of other places, but this one sucked... no honey/sauce /nothing on the plate was on the same page.\n\nTo be fair, this place is cheaper and far more chic than the the Bellagio's Pettrosian or those cheesy bars at the palazzo/venetian. Predictably, I plan to return to this sexy spot for wine and maybe try a couple dishes but nothing serious. Maybe I'll ease in w/ sunday brunch. I just need time. I regretted not going to the encore's (consistently fabulous) lobby bar.\n\nThey should definitely cut their menu in half and master a smaller # of dishes.
__label__1 I was really excited to visit La Cave but I wasn't impressed.  I planned on having a party of 13 eat and drink there for my sister's bridal dinner and went back and forth with the manager regarding seating.  She claimed if we wanted to sit on the patio we had to have a set menu, which would run us about $60 per person.  Honestly, I don't have that type of money and if I did I wouldn't have spent it there.  Also, where is the patio located in this place?  The pictures online are very misleading.  We talked to the manager and wanted a large table in the back and we were told that would be fine.  We were put in the very front of the entrance in the middle of the room ( which was in between two bars).  The thing that irritates me the most is we could have just shown up and probably got a better seat with having to go through all the hassle of reserving a table.  \n\nThe service was ok.  There was one lady who was actually paying attention to our table and she wasn't even our waitress (I wish I could remember her name).  On several occasions we asked for waters and the waitress said ok and never came back.  In all honesty she knew because the party was over 10 people she had a guaranteed tip included.  She was NOT worth the $91.00 tip.   \n\nThe food was ok.  I wasn't wowed by anything.  The waitress said everything would come out when it's ready and at different times.  I've worked in a restaurant for 9 years and I'm sorry that's a load of crap.  It's called knowing how long things take to make and timing when to ring things in.  I'm also sure the waitress could walk over to the kitchen and let people know to bring everything out at the same time.  \n\nThere are hundreds of other places to eat and drink at in Vegas.  Sadly, I will not be back.
__label__1 Definitely a different experience than most.  I didn't like this restaurant.  Came in late at night and sat at the kitchen bar.  Nobody else was there.  Good place to sit if you're solo because you can watch the kitchen.  I love kitchen seating because the action is really fun to watch.  But this was a very weird experience.  They probably had 4-5 people on the line and they didn't communicate with each other- at all.  Every.  Complete and utter silence, which I thought was so strange.  They were not a-lovin-their job.  They were just robots going through the motion.   Maybe the kitchen is set up that way on purpose, but I have never seen a kitchen not communicate- at all.  I think it came across in the food too.  No love in the food.  I had a flatbread that was really, fell flat.  Nothing to it.  I did have a braised veal pasta dish that was good.  The service was okay.  I had a decent wine flight.  All in all, it was a strange experience that I didn't enjoy.
__label__1 Not impressed. It does NOT resemble a cave so don't be expecting any cool ambiance.  A 4oz piece of fish or chicken is $15-20. Not worth it. Small plates are enough for 1 person. Don't go here hungry.....
__label__4 The Sunday brunch is . It's served butler style (they bring the plates to the table). All the plates are absolutely delicious. They have bottomless drinks for an extra $20. It's a great deal and different experience compared to other buffets. It's for sure worth  a try.
__label__1 My wife and I decided to try La Cave for a belated birthday dinner celebration after reading the rave reviews on yelp and other sites.  We are longtime Vegas vacationers who love staying at the Wynn because we appreciate their high standards, quality amenities and top-notch service, and love to frequent their excellent restaurants.  It started out fairly well--the greeters at the door welcomed us and seated us quickly, and our server came and took our drink order.  All of the restaurant staff was impeccably attired and gave me the feeling that this was going to be a good evening.  While walking to our table, we noticed that most of the employees were busy chatting away with each other instead of working or doting of their customers, and most of them avoided eye contact or any kind of acknowledgement of us--yes, we WERE properly attired.  The restaurant was very stylish and clean, and our table for two was set very romantically and the ambient lighting was perfect.  However, the huge flatscreen TV on the wall blaring out a March Madness college basketball game was confusing and somewhat of an eye (and ear) sore, since we wanted to dine in a cozy, romantic restaurant--not a sports bar.  Our drinks were came quickly and were really good--I had the Rince Cochon, a strong Belgian ale, while my wife had a glass of Eckstein Riesling.  Our server asked if we were ready to order, but we were unfamiliar with their offerings and requested a little more time.  Well, I finished over half of my beer by the time she finally reappeared to take our food order.  We had a small order since we needed to get to a show after dinner, so we ordered the jumbo lump crab lettuce cups, warm salt-roasted beets, chicken flatbread and the beef filet.  The crab lettuce cups came out first--full of succulent lump crabmeat, topped with small wedges of mandarin orange and pink grapefruit--very tasty and refreshing!  Next, the chicken flatbread and beef filet--the flatbread was very generous and filling, the exotic seasonings and hearty portion of chicken made it most delicious and a worthwhile experience, while the beef filet was savory and rich, sitting on crostini soaked with those delicious beef juices, topped with blue cheese and cooked to a perfect medium.  After we finished the three dishes and our drinks, we patiently waited for another 10 minutes before our server showed up and asked if we were ready for dessert.  I quietly mentioned to her that she forgot the roasted beets, so she said she would check on them.  Wait 5 more minutes, then she comes back and says she forgot the beets but if I still wanted them \"the guys could throw them on the grill\"--what?!  I was still hungry (these ARE small plates, after all) so I said I did want them.  Another 10+ minutes later, the beets finally show up, but it is kinda sad sitting and eating beets with nothing else to munch on with it. So I quickly ate most of the beets and asked for the check, since we still had a show to attend and our discombobulated meal took over 75 minutes to consume.  To my surprise, I was charged for the beets!  We wanted to speak to a manager about our disappointing experience, but needed to rush out of the restaurant to get to the show at The Orleans in time, which we did with just minutes to spare.  So I would rate La Cave the following:\n\nFOOD:  4 stars-excellent quality, but very expensive for small plates.\n\nAMBIENCE:  3 stars-nice atmosphere and lighting, staff dressed very well, but sports-bar TV's killed it.\n\nPRESENTATION:  4 stars-very professional, clean and stylish.\n\nSERVICE:  1 star-extremely disappointing for a Wynn restaurant; too long wait times for food and service followup; felt server wanted to rush us out.\n\nTo say we were disappointed is an understatement, because the food offerings and the restaurant itself were wonderful.  Hope La Cave can clean up their service issues, because there are a lot of other options, both on- and off-property.
__label__2 don't come here if you're hungry. food comes in very small portions. \n\n\nfood was okay- nothing special.\n\n\nVERY overpriced! \nthe cheese and meat plate that was $35, was definitely not worth the cost. \n\nalmost everything we ordered had a flaw.\n\nthe seating was awkward!! \n\nif you're looking for a big steak dinner... not the place.
__label__4 My first time back to Montreal in 10 years and had to re-visit Old Montreal.  It's one of those rare historic areas in Canada where you can pretend you are in the 1800's.  From the cobblestone road to the Old Port to Notre Dame, there are plenty of historic buildings and structures to tour.  \n\nI loved walking on the Old Port as you get a great view of the St. Lawrence  river and see some other attractions such as the Science Centre.  In addition, there are plenty of benches.  \n\nVerdict: One of the must-visit sites in Montreal. Don't miss out.
__label__1 I would prefer not to eat here again.  'Too bad it's right next door to my office building, so out of convenience and variety, I probably WILL eat here again.  :-(  I find the food over-priced for being so bland.  The sandwiches are stuffed with massive quantities of over-processed, sliced meat product, and so you can't really taste the rest of the sandwich ingredients.  The cookies are pretty decent, and the service is attentive.  Since I hate the burned taste of coffee, I can't speak to those products, nor to their soups.
__label__2 Beautiful restaurant and very good service but the menu is too small and the food wasn't that great. Keep in mind I went here for lunch so I believe that the menu is much bigger at night. I would probably return just for the ambience but I ordered a general Tao plate (yes very original) but only because there was nothing else that caught my eye, and it wasn't great. Was missing the flavor. I will give it another go one day but not just yet.
__label__0 I used to love Olive Garden but over the years the quality of the food has gone from fresh to frozen. I can't enjoy it anymore. Our breadsticks had this weird chewy texture like they'd been microwaved and contained a strange bitter aftertaste. The salad was good and my Zuppa Toscana was nice (although I learned how to make better making theirs just.. meh.), but the food itself was lacking greatly in flavor. What stood out to me the most was my dad's calzone which was dry. I can honestly say I made better ones in my high school culinary arts class. I feel bad writing this because I truly did love this place but now I dislike it a lot. Olive Garden isn't what it used to be, and they charge way too much for mediocre frozen meals. I'd just look up an authentic Italian food restaurant on Yelp and try that instead.
__label__1 I hated this place. Horrible service with really rude staff. They give you a rotten look when you cheap out on the tip... well guess what? Bad Service = Bad tips.\nThey messed up my order, it took 3 times before they got it right. I see making a drink is such a hard job. \n\nI don't understand what the rave is about, but its just a bar with no flare. I won't be returning here.
__label__4 Drop what you're doing RIGHT NOW and go to this bar. That's how good my cocktail (the Number 8 - a gin/chartreuse/basil concoction) was. That's how much I liked the vibe. That's how good the music was. That's how friendly the service was. Can't wait to go back, and I don't often say that about places in Vieux Montr\u00e9al (but maybe I'm not going to the right places...)\n\nWe were wandering around the neighborhood with some time to kill before a dinner reservation, and stumbled into this place. I was instantly in love. It has all the industrial style I adore in a bar, a very old factory feel, while simultaneously having extremely comfortable booth and lounge seating. We were early (8pm-ish?) and the dj had not yet started his set, but basically everything coming up on house iPod shuffle was amazing. I would love to stick around and see what happens, although, I have a feeling that this is the kind of place that plays AMAZING music on a Saturday night that NO ONE dances to.[ In which case, seriously, what is the point? Can we all agree that's insane. If Hall & Oates's 'Rich Girl' comes on, you dance, people!]\n\nAhem... So I'm thinking I may take off a star if I go back and the place is unbearably packed and noisy, but considering I'm much more of  a 5 \u00e0 7 than a 10 \u00e0 2am kind of gal, I assume I will continue to love this little spot.\n\nThe cocktails were super noteworthy, or at least enough so to deserve their price tag. There was a fairly extensive wine list and definitely enough beers on tap to keep you happy. The service was great - although, the place was really quiet when we got there, so that may have something to do with it...
__label__4 I walked into Stitched and into heaven.  The clothes are amazing and Jack was friendly and very helpful.  I'm going back tomorrow to check more clothes out.  Jack is the bomb!  Very soon I will have a new wardrobe of fabulousness!  Highly recommended for the individually fashion minded.
__label__4 One of the best massages I've had, well worth the charge.  Melissa provided a very professional massage.  I asked for a 90 minute deep tissue massage and she delivered a wonderful massage that got the kinks, knots and stiffness out of my body.. I'll be back and would highly recommend.
__label__4 Best Brazilian Waxing experience ever!!!!\n\nEndorses it to all my friends in Vegas and getting my man waxed in here too! She only does chest and back for men though.\n\nEyelash extension is nice too :)\n\nBest time to come in here and get things done is when she's about to close. You'd be the only one in there or would have to wait 15 minutes MAX if ever there's customers before you.\n\nMarcie is a very nice lady and knows what she is doing.\n\nLOVE THIS!!!
__label__4 I have never had my eyebrows threaded before and frankly never trusted anyone else to touch them. I felt like I was taking a huge risk leaving them in someone else's hands. However, I have come to this place to have my lashes done and felt completely at ease with the people here. I have rarely met anyone nicer and more comforting to be around as hairs are being ripped from my face! I closed my eyes for a moment, had a pleasant conversation, and then BAM! I had amazing brows! It was lots of fun and nice to see guys there too getting cleaned up and pretty! :-P
__label__4 Unbelievable gem in Apache Junction!! Great beer selection and awesome service. We even ordered food after we had just eaten dinner because they serve only local farm fresh beef and produce! Great place to spend my money!
__label__1 Stopped here for some drinks after a wonderful dinner so this is a drinks only rating.  The place is kind of divey which is fine.  I like a good dive. The bartenders both a litle odd. My drink ws okay but its hard to screw up a captain and diet.  My friends drinks were awful.  They kept trying to add stuff to it to make it better.   Probably would skip this place next time.
__label__4 How many times can I rave about Ella? Not enough!! \nElla and her hubby work together photographing and video recording weddings all over the world! \nMy hubby and I were lucky enough to have 2 wedding ceremonies... Ella did one (the big fancy one) and her company high class studios (photographers that work for her) did the small.  Both were amazing, everyone was there on time, super nice, and had great and creative ideas.  \nShe also does family shoots, newborn and everything in between!!
__label__2 had a smog and engine flush for $60. the mechanic pointed out that my belt and valve cover gasket needs to be replaced. he said hed do it for 140. uh no... those two parts wouldnt even total $20 and the labor involved isnt difficult at all... one thing i noticed when i got home was that all the liquids were supposed to be topped. off. windshield washer fluid still same, steering fluid same, coolant still same. they jipped me out of $10... oh well they did stuff i didnt want to for my samurai. ill only go here for smog checks.
__label__4 Wow, this place is fantastic!!!!\n\nIf you want more than just stores to look at while you're shopping, Caesar's is the place to be.  They have almost everything you're looking for, and the space is amazing.  \n\nI've even spotted a few celebrities while I was shopping here!
__label__0 i can't find the gelato place's name.\n\nanyway, it's located right across from FAO Shwartz. I order a gelato and I don't see the prices until I get to the register.\n\num. $7.99 for a small ass gelato.\n\nsorry but i think paying $3.50 for gelato in LA is expensive. \n\nOh, don't worry though. you can get the Giant one for $45.\n\n$45 gelato. STUPID.
__label__4 This time around I discovered Vosges, Etro, and the Toureneau store.....those alone would make it 5-stars.  Add in the aquarium and everything I mentioned on my previous visit and I can even ignore the repugnant cheesecake factory and give it 5 stars.  I could drop a cool million in this mall and still want more.
__label__2 We usually end up here after meandering through the cavernous Caesar's Palace for a couple of hours.  \n\nIt's sure a sight to behold.  One never knew that ancient Rome had so many high end speciality shops lining its streets.  You could spend a fortune here buying new clothes to get all gussied in up for a night out on the town.\n\nWith each new turn and passing store front, I keep hoping to see a Wal Mart or Kohls or T. J. Maxx that would allow a lowly minion like me to set foot inside the premises, but alas none are to be found in here.\n\nSo have to hang on to my dollars till I get downtown to the Pioneer Club to do my souvenir shopping there.\n\nWe did try dining at the Planet Hollywood Restaurant inside the Forun Shops once only to be told it was closed for a private party.  Drats!
__label__3 Great for walking around in, The Prices are expensive for everything from Alcohol to Gelato to Watches and Various items. But it is the Forum shops and makes for a great time none the less to get out of the Hot Vegas Sun and look at things you may never afford or would want if you could afford it. Lots of good restaurants inside as well. Which range from reasonable to Take out a Second Mortgage on the house.
__label__1 If you live in vegas, the best place to shop is NOT the forum shops. Sure they have an Apple Store, but there is another one, not too far away at Town Center, that has a friendlier staff. This whole mall is just a big tourist trap.\nFirst you go in, depending on where you enter at, and it feels like you are being herded around like a flock of sheep. You literally have one of two directions you can go, forward or backwards. There is no way to get from one store to another, unless you pass every store between to get to it, unlike a regular mall which has \"branches\" of hallways or interconnection hallways that run parallel to one another.\nOn top of that, the prices here are RIDICULOUS. Who can justify paying $12 for coffe, when at most, when you hit Starbuck, you are looking at $5. And not even gourmet coffee, crap coffee. Even the Apple Store has higher prices here, for the same computer you can get 4 miles away. Don't even get me started on clothing. If you really want to spend.... your life's savings, on your next shirt, go for it. More power to you. I mean I make a decent pay, but this whole place is a joke when it comes to pricing. \nThe only saving grace about this whole place is the cool statue guys that stand still for hours on end for tips. You can literally fake punch them, tell them jokes, dance in front of them, fake fall in front of them, and they won't move. They are great. Besides that this place is basically just another location for tourists to throw money away.
__label__1 There are so many shops and restaurants that you can find almost anything although they tend to be clustered at the high end. The only stores that really stand out for me are the sports memorabilia shops where you can buy a signed shirt/baseball/helmet for an obscene amount of money. \n\nThey also have moving and talking statues in the various fountains which are incredibly tacky. Overall I find the Forum Shops a bit over-whelming and would happily give the place a miss in future.
__label__0 I was not impressed with this mall.  The workers here seem to be very unfriendly and unwelcoming.  If you cant bother to acknowledge when I walk in, I'm not going to be spending my money there.
__label__2 3.5 Star\n\nThe storekeeper here at Marie is really friendly, she offered me a sample of some tea while I was browsing the store. \n\nHere you will find good selection of tea and tea wares. And even chocolate that has tea flavour! I ended up picking up a bar of Milk Chocolate with Green Tea & Jasmin from Morocco!\n\nThere is a few tables that you can order a cup of tea to enjoy.\n\nGood for anyone that are into tea or a place to pick up a gift for any tea lovers!
__label__4 We made a quick stop for a late lunch as we were drove through Wickenburg the road from Phoenix to to Las Vegas. The food exceeded our expectations and was served up faster than most \"fast food\" restaurants. We ordered the pulled pork sandwich, brisket sandwich, baked beans, sweet potato fries, and potato salad. My wife thought the sweet potato fried were the best she has ever eaten. I thought my brisket sandwich was great until I tasted the pulled pork, which I rated even higher. The baked beans were to die for. And to top it all off, they served up a warm triple chocolate brownie with vanilla ice cream. Wow!
__label__2 I chose this place based on its 4.5 star rating and assumed it had to be the best choice in town. Once again, this strategy has left me feeling duped and disappointed. \n\nYou can smell the smokey BBQ outside. But that smell somehow did not transfer into our food. \n\n1. Service was impersonal. Asked for straws twice. No refills offered. Server said goodbye and thank you after walking away from the table with her back to us 10 feet away. \n\n2. Food was nothing special. Pulled brisket and chicken sandwiches were  bland, and luke warm. Ketchup and BBQ sauces seemed like cheap generic brands. Coleslaw was too thickly cut and what's with the honey mustard dressing? Never had coleslaw like that. \n\n3. $7.50 for a plain average 4 ounce sandwich, and you charge extra for coleslaw which would normally come on a sandwich like this anyway? \n\nWill not return. Might just pack a picnic lunch for our next adventure to Wickenburg.
__label__4 I'd been looking for somewhere besides Victoria's Secrets to buy my bras, as VS didn't seem to be as knowledgable and never had the size I actually needed.  I saw Soma on Yelp and figured I'd take a shot, even though there were mixed reviews.\n\nI couldn't have been more happy with the service I received.  The store was super busy on a Saturday afternoon, but Nicole was the employee who helped me out and she did an awesome job at fitting me for the correct size (totally different from what VS told me I was) and helping me find a few bras that worked for me.  \n\nThe prices aren't that bad.  You get what you pay for when it comes to bras.  They had a 2 for $59 sale when I visited, so I got two of those bras, but even not on sale, they were only $42 for a good basic tee bra in size 34D (which I LOVE by the way) and $48 for a strapless/convertible bra in 36D.  I was happy to save the $30, but would have paid full price for what I got.  I wasn't sure how the strapless one I got would work with some of my shirts/dresses, so I asked about the return policy...60 days, no questions asked.  I appreciated that, since this was my first real bra shopping experience outside of VS and I wasn't sure what would work best for me. \n\nThe only kind of negative thing I'd have to say was that the employees were chatting freely a lot about personal stuff and other employees, in front of customers.  It didn't bother me at all and I didn't think it affected their work, but I also wouldn't want my employees doing that in front of customers.
__label__4 Oh my.  The term \"foot massage\" doesn't really come close to describing what you'll be getting here.  Yes, there is foot massage involved, but everything else gets into the act as well...head, face, neck, shoulders, arms, legs, back....and it's all wonderful.  It's an attractive place, clean and beautifully decorated.  The staff is attentive, their manner soothing from the moment you walk in.   And the service lasted until the moment I walked out the door....after the massage, I was offered water, tea and cookies and even got a bit of shoulder massage as I stood there drinking it.  The prices are very reasonable.  I have had massage in some very upscale salons, and they don't hold a candle to the experience I had here.  It was awesome.  Wow.
__label__2 We happened upon this place because we were in the area and I found it to the most reviewed on Yelp! Walking in, I felt like it was very similar to the type of thing you would see in the States, (i.e. Paradise Bakery or Panera), it isn't super clear how to order, and it takes a minute to figure out how it works, but in all, it is very similar to other places about town offering soup and sandwiches. The pastries looked amazing and it is a lovely space, all be it, a bit too massive. The windows are great, but it feels a bit like a cafeteria maybe. The staff was very friendly and our food came out promptly. I am surprised they don't give you table numbers, seeing it is such a large caf\u00e9, but they had no trouble finding it. \n\nThe food was very good, however, a bit pricy, they were very large portions for lunch size. For \u00a38.95, you can do a half sandwich and soup or a quiche and soup. We opted for one of each, I got the brie and aubergine quiche and the roasted pepper and cabbage soup and my boyfriend had the salmon sandwich and a chicken and lentil soup. The quiche was delicious, lots of brie and a great sized slice. The soup was equally as lovely, my only gripe is that parsley is not a great garnish, but that's just me. The half sandwich was definitely a whole sandwich in my opinion and the bread was amazingly soft and grain-filled. We really enjoyed splashing out for lunch, but my recommendation would be to lower the price and the portion sizes. \n\nIt's not somewhere I would go regularly for lunch as without drinks our meals were \u00a318 together. I have found the same sort of meal to be about \u00a312-13 pounds elsewhere. Although, great quality so I can't complain other then be a sort of budget eater. It also has a mixed lunch crowd, including business to babies. So be warned.\n\nIf you go downstairs to use the loo you can see into the bakery, and it just smells wonderfully of butter. I would say, a lovely place to grab a bit, but it doesn't feel very local, if that makes sense. Maybe the size of it, makes me feel it isn't a very warm place to have lunch regularly. Although the \u00a31 filter coffee, reminded me of America and good on them for offering it. \n\nDefinitely a very business area-type eatery, with delicious food, although slightly out of my price range to be a regular. Although, the sweet and treats looked heavenly. Maybe I will return for a delicious treat some day.
__label__4 There isn't much to say that hasn't been said.  Easily the best meal I've ever had.
__label__3 We very much enjoyed our dinner here but will echo what another writer said, which is that the meal goes very fast...almost too fast.  I wish they would leave another minute or two between the courses just to give folks an opportunity to truly appreciate all the fine favors of the dishes.  The chefs move so fast and announce the dishes so quickly, that some of the meal felt like a blur.  \n\nThe only other suggestion I would have would be for them to do a bit more of the preparation in front of the diners instead of just the plating.  Some of the various processes they talked about sounded really interesting, but we didn't get to see that aspect of the preparation, which was a bit disappointing.  I expected that they would be cooking in front of us, not just preparing the final products.  \n\nOther than that, the food was spectacular and the service was outstanding.  When we asked questions about the various dishes, the chefs were more than willing to explain how the dishes were made.  I wish they gave more explanation up front, but I guess some diners are more interesting in the process than others and the chefs are just trying to keep everyone happy. \n\nUnfortunately, we had some real duds at our dinner - four guys who managed to be late for dinner and then showed about zero interest in the meal.  I couldn't believe how rude these guys were, especially given the cost of the meal.  But the chefs were gracious and didn't seem to mind all that much.\n\nAll in all we had a wonderful dinner and definitely recommend the experience.
__label__4 OMFG!\n\nThis was by far the most expensive and memorable meal of my life. My wife and I dined here about two months ago. We shared the drink pairing. Two meals and one drink pairing came to $666. Though dare I say it, it was TOTALLY worth it.\n\nI love cooking and trying new foods. If you do, too, this is totally the place for you. You will love it. If you're not a foodie and not into unique cooking techniques, you'll probably find it overpriced and won't fully appreciate it. That being said, it was the perfect place for me.\n\nThere were four couples in our sitting. None of us knew each other, but we all seemed to be the same basic type. Foodies who make pretty good money but aren't exactly rich who are willing to pay for a one-of-a-kind once-in-a-lifetime dining experience.\n\nWe all LOVED our food. In fact, at one point the chefs left to get something from the kitchen and one of the guys said, \"Good, they're gone. Now we can lick our plates.\" We all chuckled but all highly considered it. No one wanted to waste one single drop of deliciousness.\n\nI would say my favorite course was the chickpea soup with iberico pork. The \"chickpeas\" were filled with iberico pork and chickpea broth. It was amazing. I had never had iberico pork and instantly fell in love.\n\nI am not a fan of desserts and there were quite a few served. However, I have to admit that I liked every single one of them. My favorite involved olive oil, cocoa powder and mascarpone or something similar. We were instructed to drag our spoons through the olive oil and into the cocoa powder. Sounded weird but WOW!\n\nMy wife is a connoisseur of flan and said that hands down e's was the best she had ever had. I don't care for flan, but I had to agree this flan was delish! \n\nI could go on and on about every single course. But lots of people have already done that, and it would be very hard to truly do any of the courses justice.\n\nAside from the food itself, the other awesome aspect was being able to watch the creation and plating of many of the courses. Everything was done with such care and perfection. The chefs used droppers and tweezers to carefully add the most delicate items. I was in awe throughout the whole dinner and was envious of the chefs who get to work with such great ingredients every day.\n\nAbout midway through the dinner, the chefs told us to look behind us. When we did, we saw none other than Jose' Andres. He was in town for Uncork'd and stopped in for a moment to see how we were all doing. We all expressed our amazement at everything we had tried thus far.\n\nWhen we finished our meal, I saw Jose' sitting at one of the tables in Jaleo. I asked one of the waiters if it would be okay for me to go up to him and ask for his autograph. He said that Jose' was being interviewed by a food magazine but should be done shortly and I could wait at the bar and approach him once he was done. I did so, and once his interview was over I was able to catch him before he went back into the kitchen. He autographed my menu and my wife took a picture of us. The people from the food magazine were still around and their photographer snapped a few pics too. It was a perfect ending to a perfect night.\n\nI mentioned earlier that this was a once-in-a-lifetime experience. However, I can't imagine never going back. Maybe I should change that to a once every 5 years event. Or if I get a big raise, maybe once a year. Even my wife who usually gets upset when we go to higher-priced places as she thinks it's not worth it (and that's with a bill about 1/6 of e'), said that the meal was totally worth it.
__label__4 We lucked out and got seating for two last minute way back in Nov 2012, but I didn't bother to review it until now.  \n\nI don't much care for the exclusive snob appeal but I really appreciate it as a fancy \"dinner with a show\".  It's  super fun watching them prepare the food in front of us, with their neato surgical looking tools and whatnot.  Yes, molecular gastronomy is a fading fad now but this restaurant is at least very good at what they do, it's not just fireworks and meaningless pizazz, the food actually tasted good!  At one point they brought out a whole lobe of foie gras and served us right then and there, I do declare I need a fainting couch just for that delicious act of sensual debauchery.\n\nAnyway it's great, go if you can afford it, yay!
__label__3 I've had some memorable dinner in my days, and this ranks up there but the best.tasting menu I've ever had.\n\nTop notch service- service I'd give it higher than 5 if I could.  Food was very good, but on the night we went, there were 3 foie gras dishes and 2 dishes with pressed cotton candy- a little more variety would have been nice.\n\nThe dishes were still fantastic.  Very thoughtfully put together and the beverage pairings were probably the best Ive ever experienced.\n\nThe exclusivity and cache of this place was lived up to.  It's a great experience to be able to speak to your chefs as they prepare your food for you and it helps you more enjoy each bite.\n\nIs it worth the effort and the bill?  This time yes.  A second time- probably not for that price tag - ours was close to $1000 for the 2 of us.
__label__2 As others have reported, you email for reservations.  Email, provide credit card to hold reservation, then receive your golden tickets in snail mail.  Willy Wonka-ish golden ticket not needed when checking in as they have your contact info...\n\n20 courses of Spanish cuisine.\n\nThey asked us to check in 30 minutes prior to your reservation to explain beverage options.  This would have been fine except they seated us 22 minutes late.  Minus points--ask us to be early yet seat us late.\n\nPlating only.  Meticulous and detail oriented, yet including preparation would've been true theatre as other yelpers have griped.  \n\nChef and his staff lacked charisma--need personality.  They need to build up our anticipation, add/increase fervor!  Anticlimactic delivery...\n\nThe all-important taste test... Underwhelming.  20 courses but not many wowed me.  Their centerpiece for this evening--their ribeye--did shine but not brightly.  Is this what Jose Andres is all about?  Bring in your fancy ingredients, impress my eyes, tease my nose, but let my tongue down... =(\n\nTip included (quick glance looked like 20%).  Service was worth the 20% automatic gratuity.\n\nWould I come back here again?  Not on my short list of Vegas restaurants to revisit....
__label__4 Phenomenal.\n\nIt wasn't long ago that I mentioned to someone (or maybe even on my review of The Counter or Brown Bag Grill, both in Los Angeles), that I wanted a similar custom built burger type restaurant in Pittsburgh.\n\nIt's here, folks!\n\nAlthough it is another american burger joint, they take it to the next level with their variety and quality.  I just came back from their 10:30PM-11:30PM half off special (which is pretty restrictive...details later), and I immediately took my computer out to write this review!\n\nThe restaurant itself is decently large.  It's located behind Uncle Sam's Subs in the Waterworks Mall (which is adjacent to TJ Maxx and Giant Eagle).  Because of their slightly obscure location, they do have a bright red sign that stands out from the other white colored signs.  There's an \"outdoor\" dining area, with two large flames shooting upwards (almost the force of a butane torch, but with flames 3 feet tall) for appearance and a bit of utility.  The ambiance is slightly dark, the exact lighting that I expected (and the reason for my poor photography with my iPhone camera).  With 12 LCD screens , 9 at the bar alone, there's at least one TV where anyone in the restaurant can see.  Good space planning!\n\nBecause they appeared to close off half the tables after 10:30PM, we were told to take a seat at the bar.  The bartender came and greeted us, telling us that it's his first day, and also asking me where I heard of this place.  Where? Facebook.  I saw that a fellow Fox Chapel facebook friend of mine \"liked\" this restaurant's page on facebook, and when I saw the menu online, i knew i had to visit it ASAP.\n\nThrough the facebook photo captions, I saw that they offer Happy Hour from 4-6PM, Monday-Friday.  This includes half off appetizers and some drink specials.  The other sweeter promotion they offer is for the first three months only, presumably starting from their opening date (1/19/11), and that is half off burgers, sandwiches, and appetizers from 10:30-11:30PM (closing). Half off excludes the following: custom burgers (boooo), any burger with bison, fish, or crab.. entrees (like steak) and steak salad.  The rest was up for discount. this took a while for them to figure out, and i was already filling out my custom burger sheet before they stopped me.\n\nThe first appetizer that caught my attention when i was surfing the menu online was their Bangkok Steak Fries, i.e. portobello mushroom fries.  The first and last time I tried it was at Bottega Louie in LA, and I've been dying to try them again - Burgatory gave me this chance.  It comes with a peanut sauce that was different from the chipotle aioli I tried it with the first time. The dish here took one large portobello mushroom, sliced it up, used tempura batter, and lightly fried it, allowing the flavor of the mushroom itself to stay around.  I highly recommend this appetizer.  We also got the nachos, and they were still pretty good, but slightly more forgettable than the portobello fries.\n\nOnto the entrees.\n\nI got a What-A-Jerk Chicken burger.  I didn't realize until the moment I bit into it that they use ground chicken for this burger, which I actually preferred over a standard chicken breast.  The burger was mindblowingly juicy, and had a lot of robust flavors, like the jamaican jerk rub on the chicken, the cilantro leaves which constituted all the greens on the burger (so much cilantro!), and banana ketchup.  although the ground chicken probably wasn't much healthier than the beef, it still tasted just as delicious. my friend had the Morty's Steakhouse, which again was a pretty strongly flavored burger (description from their site: \"Peppercorn Crusted Beef Burger with Horseradish Cheddar, Haystack Onions and Cabernet Sauce.\")  Although i didn't take a bite of my friend's burger, my friend said on the car on our way back home: \"this may be the one thing that will make me not hate pittsburgh.\"\n\nThere are so many more things on the menu that I still look forward to trying, but didn't have the space to fit in my stomach.  Hard Shakes (yes, alcoholic shakes...what could be better!), 12 beers on tap, a bunch of other bottled varieties, classic shakes (if you call kona coffee and glazed donuts in a milkshake a classic shake), and most importantly, my own customized burger (with bison or crab)!\n\nI was almost hesitant to actually submit this review because it's been my best find in Pittsburgh so far.  I'm glad that I have a friend who has a car, so I can hitch a ride with him from shadyside/squirrel hill.  It's good that this place isn't too close to the colleges, which means that hopefully the crowd can be more manageable.  As long as they keep the quality up, I can guarantee that this place is here to stay.\n\nPS Sorry for the poor picture quality. The pictures don't do the food justice.  I promise to bring my actual camera next time! \n\nPPS I didn't know there was a 5000 character limit on reviews! This is the first time I've had to cut my review sh--
__label__2 Let me preface this by saying that I have lived in Philly and good burger bars are a dime a dozen there so I probably have higher standards than most.  I give Burgatory an A for effort in that they definitely have some interesting choices with how to create a burger and their burgers are pretty good.  However, beers are overpriced and the wait is usually pretty long unless you can get there around 5-530 for dinner.  Plus it is in a strange location in a shopping center tucked back in a walkway area and it is a pain to get to if you are coming from town.  BRGR is very similar if you are in town and looking for a chic burger bar.
__label__4 Loved the \"build your own burger\"  one of the best burgers I have ever had!
__label__3 YUM.\nWe went here for the Hub's birthday and we were not sad! Here is what we had:\n\nGorgonzola Truffle Fries-if you only order one thing while you are here get these. They are so ridiculously good.\n\nBYOB-(Build your own burger?)-I had the veggie burger which was surprisingly super good! The only complaint I really had with it was it kind of fell apart-but flavor-wise I would get it again. I would definitely get the truffle aioli on whatever you order. \n\nDon't bother ordering a salad-meh. The hub got a buffalo burger which was also just meh. Our friends ordered the regular hamburger patty and I would say that and the veggie burger were my favorites. \n\nWe didn't try any shakes because we were too full (wamp wamp). Beer was good, but I would pass on the mixed drinks-they were not anything special.
__label__3 Outstanding food, great service and a wonderful atmosphere. They get very busy and don't take reservations but they make up for that having an advanced automated txting system which allows you to do anything within 10 mins, once they txt you that it's time to be seated, you have 10mins to show up.
__label__0 The burgers are not very good, and they nickel and dime you on the toppings. Why do things like grilled onions cost an extra dollar??\n\nI came here absolutely starving after not having eaten for a day and my best description of the burger is \"meh.\" Overall not a good sign. Really, just go to BRGR in East Liberty instead.
__label__1 I love burgers. Love them. I've had them all over the US and the world! From  Alaska and California to prime cattle country in Alberta to the american heartland and NYC and beyond. Had them in Asia, South America, Latin America, all over Europe, Africa and Mexico (don't ever recommend them there). In fact, if I can be so bold, I'm gonna lay claim to being a burger EXPERT. So when I hear about how great Burgatory is, I'm intrigued.  And when I go to a place like this, I'm ordering burgers -not exotic milkshakes or truffle fries or some distraction. Nope. Gimme the burger. \n\nNow, with that said, these are just not that good. I know, you're appalled. But Gary, you say, how can that be? Look at all the rave reviews!! Here's a clue. Check the reviews more closely and you'll note that people mostly rave about the spectacular shakes, not the burgers. And I'm just not interested in shakes - pretty much anytime. \n\nSure the menu is cool, build your own or pre made options like the  Morty's steakhouse I ordered or even the jerk chicken one my wife ordered. The beef is a \"succulent blend\" of angus sirloin, brisket and short rib. Sounds like it should be full of flavor. Sadly it's not. In fact it was uniquely bland and uninspired. Morty's says it has horseradish cheddar ( no evidence), Cabernet sauce (no evidence) and onion straws. Tons of straws but I couldn't detect an onion particle in any of them. So I'm profoundly disappointed. My wife's burger was equally tasteless. There are far better burger options throughout the city. I suggest going elsewhere. Unless you want a shake.
__label__2 Fresh, hot, made to order burgers and fries, and shakes that are to die for... What else could you ask for in a burger joint?! I love being able to build my dream sammich every time and indulge in differently flavored fries and extravagant shakes. Love it!
__label__1 I have tried to build my own burger, and even tried one of the featured Wagyu burgers.  As far as burger's go, it might be that I just haven't hit the right combination yet, but 5 Guys has a tastier burger by far with much less effort in combining such varied toppings.  There are MANY (possibly too many) choices for toppings.  Some of them don't make sense (poblano peppers AND roasted reds?), some of them are pleasant surprises (fire roasted tomatoes).  The rubs don't add much variance from one to the next.\n\nWhere Burgatory shines is their fries, house-made oils that they use for toppings  on the fries, nachos, and burgers, and their milk shakes are the best I've EVER had.  Granted, I'm not a huge ice cream fan, but I am 38 years old, and I've had my share of milk shakes.\n\nHonestly, the local hype hurts the restaurant in my opinion.  Wait times for a table exceed 1 hour from 3-4pm onward (I've never been there earlier than 3pm.)  The wait certainly builds expectations.  If you allow this to happen unchecked, you'll likely be disappointed as there isn't much special about Burgatory's food.\n\nOne positive is the staff at the Waterworks location (the only one I've been to).  I have never had a server that seems put out by their job.  They've always been free with suggestions (when asked), attentive, and seemingly caring about your experience.\n\nSo...if you're impressed by sheer selection, quality presentation, decent beef, and hype, Burgatory is for you.  If you want a good burger, don't try so hard.  Stick with the basics and try 5 Guys or even Mario's on the South Side.
__label__0 2.5 hour wait for a burger is ridiculous. The owners own uncle SAMs next door by now they should have fugues out they aren't getting over flow they should figure out away to use part of uncle dams for burgatory on weekend nights to increase table capacity and finally have the landlord give them permanent outdoor dining. JJ gumberg is too cheap to permanently make their outdoor dining area permanent.  If they left this space JJ could never replace them!!!  Although the food is good a 2 hour wait is obscene I have found many replacements
__label__2 I've had better burgers in Pittsburgh. The concept of building your own personalized burger is cool and all, but the extra $2.50 I paid for a skimpy portion of \"smoked\" bacon and grilled pineapple made my creation far from worth it. \n\nMy friend highly recommends the chaco taco milkshake, however.\n\nThe waitresses are a bit on the frosty side as well.
__label__2 I just recently went to Burgatory and I have to tell you that I was extremely pleased with our service.\n\nI think that I'm a little \"burgered out\" due to the proliferation of burger joints in Pittsburgh and the surrounding areas.  In order for me to give high praise, you really have to do something outstanding with your menu, service, decor, etc....  Burgatory provides a nice environment, solid menu options and great service.  However, when you compare their offerings to other burger joints, it's just equally appealing to the other burger restaurants.\n\nWe went during their \"Happy Hour\" last Friday where you can order their appetizers and beer at half off the menu price, as well as $5 well drinks.  Great deal if you can get there between 4-6pm.  Because of the price, I decided to go with appetizers for my meal.  I ordered the Fire kissed Sriracha wings, Moo Better Blues sliders, Sea Salt and Herb Pommes Frites and the Bangkok Steak Fries.  My daughter and I split the apps and my sister and niece ordered individual customized burgers.  Additionally, my daughter, niece and sister ordered milkshakes and I ordered Mike's Scratch Margarita.\n\nThe fresh cut fries were exactly as I expected them to be: hot, crispy and well seasoned. That may not seem like much, but I can't tell you how many times I've been to a restaurant that specialized in \"burgers\" and then the proprietors screwed things up by serving wishy-washy frozen fries. Ugh!  The wings were well done and the sliders were tasty.  Additionally, the $5 \"Rita\" had some mojo behind it. (You know how \"some\" restaurants water down their well drinks on special...  This was not the case.  Whew-wee!)  My only compalint was that the Bangkok Steak Fries (actually tempura fried portobello mushrooms) were on the greasy/heavy side.  Good idea gone wrong because of a leaden tempura batter.  Tempura batters should be light and extremely crispy which allows the food being fried to shine through.  This did not happen.\n\nAll in all, a very pleasant visit and a very reasonably priced meal.
__label__4 My favorite burger. Very good. Thick and juicy. Yum.! Also big selections of meats and toppings and even bread
__label__4 this place is just great.
__label__4 I arrived at the funky lil joint this morning, and was pleasantly surprised that I did not have to sit in the long stream of cars in the drive-thru line. The gentleman at the window was friendly and patient, he suggested the Vanilla/Honey Latte Iced, this was my first experience here so I was grateful for the suggestion. It was FANTASTIC! I also ordered the breakfast burrito which was delicious, (their home made salsa was perfect) & it did NOT weigh 10lbs so I still feel fantastic after devouring it, not like I want to curl up, clenching my stomach, and sleep for 10 days. The service was also prompt, and the gal who walked my order out to my car was super friendly! Prices were very reasonable as well! This experience sure beats out the long line, hasty service, tiny over-priced cups of joe, and hard pastrys, at your local chain Starbucks. They also serve a great variety of craft brews and wines and, have a comfy, dog friendly, patio! I will definitely be back when I am in the area again! Support LOCAL, check this place out, you'll be glad you did!
__label__4 This used to be a drive up coffee shop. Now the serve great food and the best damn lemon drop martinis that they serve in huge glasses. Staff is very friendly. Wish I wasn't moving to Scottsdale, will probably not make it back here.
__label__2 It's getting harder to find awesome deals for meals in Vegas.  Gone are the days you can get buffets for $5 or prime rib dinners for $7.99.  Oh Sahara, how I miss you!  \n\nVisiting family in Henderson, we headed over to Sunset Station for some dinner. They had prime rib dinner for $9.99, so I had to get it.  For a Saturday night, it was packed and we had to wait 15 minutes for a table.  \n\nMy prime rib dinner was good, but I should've ordered it medium rare, because medium well wasn't as tasty.  \n\nService was good and food was decent.  I just wished the prime rib dinner was little bit cheaper and then I would've given them a higher rating.  Their t-bone steak dinner special was $12.99, which I thought was a bit high for Vegas.  \n\nGrand Cafe is way better than Denny's, so for a local 24 hour spot, I'd come back to eat.
__label__0 Horrible. Choose another airline please! 15 hour delays going to San Francisco to Las Vegas both ways!  Every hour was a new excuse for the delay. Service was awful. Customers on airplane for an hour with little cool air serving themselves water  since flight attendants sitting around. Unbelievable! They never could find pilots to fly the plane. Please, choose another airline.
__label__1 YES star alliance has arguably the best/easiest mileage plus program. \nYES their fleet flies allll ovvvaaa.\nYES they just purchased a crap ton of the new Dreamliners.\n\nNO I don't like your crappy, outdated planes.\nNO, I REALLY don't like paying extreme prices for bags.\n\nYES....your customer service STINKS (no literally, it's like they don't bathe...their planes smell atrocious)!\n\nBut I keep flying, because I have miles, and because I want to fly on Singapore airlines one day for free (aka miles). \n\n::sighs::\n\nBOO you whores!
__label__0 Worst airline I've ever flown.\n\nBut don't just take my word for it!  Just today I read about a study conducted by Wichita State University and the University of Nebraska that ranked United as the worst airline.  This is what prompted me to write my review.\n\nI don't want to call out the Las Vegas branch of United in particular, 'cause they're really no better or worse than any other I've dealt with.  The service was horrible on my recent visit, though.\n\nThe only reason our family is stuck with United is because my husband travels a lot and he's part of the frequent flyer program.  Since theirs is one of the crappiest FF programs around, I keep asking him to switch.  I hope some day he will.\n\nThe state of the aircraft is substandard.  Seats are uncomfortable, food is barely edible, and most aircraft are lacking the seat-back personal entertainment units that nearly all airlines have these days.  \n\nOn our recent flight out of Las Vegas, it became obvious that our flight would be departing late.  As it turned out, we left about 45 minutes after the scheduled departure time.  However, this tardiness was never acknowledged by the ground crew.  The official status remained \"On Time.\"  So, don't believe their On Time record, 'cause while it's probably bad, it's not even accurate.\n\nIn short, I hope I'll never have to fly United again.  It's experiences like these that remind me to search elsewhere, even if the competitors are more expensive.
__label__0 If only I could give NO STARS!!!!I absolutely hate United! They lost my parents luggage on May 15th and to date they are still claiming that they are still trying to \"trace\" the bags and they have no record of it ever leaving Las Vegas. We have the baggage claim tags proving we checked in the bag too. I am sure the bag is lost forever but they do not communicate at all with the customer and make no effort to help. They claim they have a liability of up of $3300 but only if you can prove what was inside the suitcase with receipts. Even that is still iffy. The most they would ever do for a customer is provide a voucher. Who in their right mind would ever travel with them again after that.  Who the hell carries receipts of all their items! Honestly, I am sure the bag has been stolen and we will never see it again, but I am so disappointed in how United has handled a customer's belongings. We can write and call their main headquarters and companies all day long and they will not do a damn thing for you. I feel bad for my parents, as they don't fly much and had this unfortunate situation happen to them.
__label__0 The worst experience I have ever had with an airline!!!\n\nMy wife and I had scheduled a flight to Wisconsin, as her father was in ICU with stage 4 lung cancer.\n\nWe needed to move up our flight, as the staff informed us that he may be passing.  When we explained the situation to United, they were incredibly rude and told us that they would charge us an *additional* $900+ to move our flight date.\n\nWe decided to fly out via Delta instead, as my wife's mother had unused frequent flyer miles, but were intending to use the same return tickets through United for the flight home.\n\nWe called United to tell them that we wouldn't be using the outgoing tickets, but would be keeping the same return tickets.  I was speaking to the rudest person yet, a supervisor by the name of Mrs. Roger and was informed that they would be charging us $400 in 'change fees' to use the exact same return tickets that we had already purchased - unbelievable!\n\nDuring a time in which a family member was dying and a time in which we did not have the extra money lying around to pay this ridiculous fee, here was this rude person that actually seemed to enjoy our midfortune!\n\nTo this day, I still do not understand what the 'change' fee was for - we used the same tickets we had already purchased.\n\nIt will be the absolute LAST time I will ever fly via United.  The stress that they added during a difficult time in our lives was just soul crushing.
__label__2 I'm a little surprised that no one else Yelping in this area has stumbled upon ZBA, especially considering that there isn't really much else like it in the 28105.  Looks like it's up to me to get things started!\n\nZBA is a little international grocery right on the corner of Independence and Sam Newell in Matthews. As I said, it's pretty unique for the area.  It's small but there's a lot of stuff packed into it.  The majority of what ZBA carries is Middle Eastern (of the Sadaf brand), but there's a random smattering of European and Asian items, as well as some pretty mundane items such as Coke, toiletries, and auto supplies (!).\n\nI struggled with myself over whether ZBA deserved 3 stars or 4 stars.  On one hand, the prices are good (usually, but not always, cheaper that Harris Teeter's ethnic section), and the owner is truly friendly and helpful.  On the other hand, the stock is kind of haphazard and unfocused.   I think ZBA would greatly benefit from concentrating in one area and discarding the American and non-food items.  After all, it is sandwiched between the Matthews and North Sardis HTs, with a Pep Boys and Sams Club on either side of the road as well.  This space could be used to carry a wider range of the unique items that one can't really get elsewhere in Matthews.\n\nHowever--and please heed this part of my review if no other--ZBA is worth a trip if only for the GREAT prices on their wide variety of dried spices.  Seriously.  You can get  good-sized bags of spices for as little as 99 cents each.  The deals are so good that ZBA has become my first stop whenever I need to replenish my spice rack or need something for a new culinary endeavor.  Their tahini is also sold for significantly less than you'll find it at a generic supermarket.  \n\nDrop by and give ZBA a chance.  They do have some truly good deals, despite the clutter.  And hey, you could always pick up some Armor All with that tub of tumeric.
__label__1 Yelp reminded me to review this place, because apparently I checked in here recently. After looking over this place, I was thoroughly lost as to when I've checked in. I don't recall having sushi recently. \n\nThen I remembered... It was Friday night, and we've just about visited every bar on State Street before we wanted to go dancing. We didn't know where to go, until a friend recommended this place.\n\nAnd by \"recommended,\" I mean he drunkenly slurred the name of this place with the word dancing thrown in there. \n\nSo anyways, we get here, and it's actually a sushi house. Ok, sketched out a little, but no problemo. \n\nThen we walk through the kitchen area (I kid you not, we were legit walking through the kitchen while people around us were whipping up California rolls like nobody's business), until we reach a dingy set of stairs. Ok, at this point, we're getting more sketched out, but someone yelled out yolo (probably a drunk me), so we had to continue on.\n\nAfter going up the stairs, the door person asked for our IDs and literally did the fastest mathematical calculations I've ever seen. He basically scanned our IDs for a second, handed it back to us and let us in. I mean, this dude either has photographic memory, or is super overqualified for his job.\n\nAnyways, we went in the club (???), which was basically a bar, a cramped area next to the bar (the dance floor, I believe) and the actual dance floor being occupied by the DJ and his ginormous set. The crowd was basically Snooki's gang, with one or two peeps as confused as we were.\n\nUpon seeing the clientele, I immediately turned around, mouthed the word \"nope\" to my friends, and left.\n\nHowever, having said all that (mostly negative things), going through the back of a Sushi kitchen to reach a what should have been Asian themed club filled with Jersey Shore people was a once-in-a-lifetime-experience.\n\nI'd definitely recommend you guys to go at least once, just to be able to cross that off of your bucket-list.\n\nOtherwise, stick to the more erm.. established venues
__label__3 This is like the equivalent of a TGI Friday's for me...but its old town location gives it a lot more character than a Chili's would have in the States.  I came here on my first night in MTL and ordered their Light Blonde beer, a regular poutine and a smoked meat \"Flamm\" (a very thin crust pizza with a cream sauce).  The place was packed for a hockey game, despite this we grabbed a table right away and a lovely waitress greeted us quickly.  She brought us English menus and drinks right away.  The beer was good and the poutine (with maxi fries) turned out to be my favorite during my stay!  And I did my share of poutine tasting....from super high-end to not so much, and this one took the prize (sorry French-Canada!).  The Flamm was not my favorite, but the beer and poutine filled me up, so it wasn't a big deal.  If in a bind for a place to dine, this is not a bad bet.  It really doesn't feel so chain-like.
__label__3 Just went tonight with coworkers as we're staying right in the area, apparently both of them had been here before and thought of it fairly highly. Food was good, I had the lamb shank which was pretty well done for a brewpub. Beer was also pretty tasty as well, especially the seasonal porter and the regular wit. Service was pretty friendly so I would come back.
__label__3 The house brown ale was okay, the stout on the rotating selection was amazing.  It's nothing that outlandish, but the service is good, and it's a good place to get some beers, poutine, and pub food.
__label__1 So after the billet bar finally closed Bar 350 popped up and I hoped they would get away from the wannabe biker bar that billet was and the wannabe crowd that always hung out there.  Unfortunately my hopes are not going to come true.  Inside not much has changed and the crowd is still the same as well from what I saw on Sunday.  I hope this changes eventually cause it's a great location right across from RnR and the prices for drinks are cheap.
__label__0 I wouldn't choose any stars if I had the opportunity to. I recently bought a gift card from this location for $120. When I first called this location, they said there is nothing they can do about it. When I called another location, they said that Massage Envy has the information on file, and can easily pull it up. I called the Rainbow location back and they refused to do it. They are trying to keep my $120 for no apparent reason. Why should they be entitled to my money? They have the giftcard number under my account, so why can't I use it???? No one else can, so what's the difference? I even talked to the manager who #1 wouldn't let me finish my thoughts, and #2 was very rude and hung up on me when I asked for her name. \n\nDON'T GO TO THIS LOCATION. GO TO ANOTHER ONE THAT WON'T STEAL YOUR MONEY.
__label__0 I ordered a hot dog, loaded fries and a salad for delivery. when i questioned my total (which was very high considering the food I had ordered) the idiot that took my order failed to mention that there's a $3 \"delivery\" fee. My food took over an hour to arrive. When I handed the delivery man a twenty he did not even pretend that he was going to give me change. Had I been notified of the \"delivery\" fee, I would not have tipped him. Oh, I ordered a 20oz soda, which had leaked all of the cup.\n\nThe hot dog and fries were COLD when they arrived. not even warm. The hot dog looked as disgusting as it tasted. I could not finish it. The fries were disgusting and had 2 different kinds of \"cheese\" on them. I could not finish them either. \n\nThe only redeeming quality of the meal was the rance dressing, which was good. Very over priced for what you get. \n\nI will NEVER eat here again, and would not recommend wasting money on the crap they tried to pass off of as food. \n\nIf you're looking for a good hot dog and fries go to Luke's of Chicago, where they actually know how to prepare a quality meal.
__label__4 If you're looking for a good sandwich, it's tough to beat Geno's. Not a lot of decent places around Gilbert other than TGIF, Applebees, etc...so Geno's stands out. The classic and the provolone are done just right. If you're going to go with take out, get it home fast. As with most cheessteaks, it doesn't take long to get a soggy sandwich. Wings are solid as well.
__label__0 I just ordered 2 cheese steak combos, what a disappointment. Definitely not authentic, if you are wondering I am from Philadelphia.  Over priced and the sandwich is very small, $26.60 for the two combos. Check out my photos for a better reference.   The website photo makes the sandwich  look much bigger.  I will not be returning.
__label__0 Only ordered from this place because it was convenient. Last 2 times was very disappointing. Probably will not go again.  Too many kids running the place with no visible manager to give them direction.  They forget about orders, don't care how they come out and really are going to take a good investment and ruin it for the manager/owner.  Try another place if you can help it.
__label__0 I was terribly disappointed by experience today.  I placed an order on GrubHub for delivery and it took almost two hours to arrive.  When it did not arrive at the estimated time I contacted GrubHub and they contacted the restaurant who advised it would be here in ten more minutes.  When the driver arrived he said \"sorry for the delay but I am the only driver today\".  The food was all cold and soggy.  It is bad enough that it took so long to arrive but worse to know that my food had been riding around for so long while he made other deliveries.
__label__0 We do a lot if pick up orders. They tell us 10 minutes and end up waiting another 20-25 minutes. My husband said he won't pick up any more orders for me.
__label__0 PF is probably one of my favorite restaurants out there. For one, they offer a nice gluten free menu and the food is always great. I have eaten at MANY different locations. We have many lunch meetings for work and take our clients to PF Changs all of the time. It has always been the one restaurant to never disappoint me. Well until now. Me and my family recently moved and this is the closest location to us. I will never eat here again! The service was HORRIBLE. Our waitress skipped over us, our food took over an hour with the excuse that gluten free entrees take longer. Yea well not at any of the other locations. The food tasted great as always but I would way rather take the drive to another location to get better and faster service. Especially with hungry little ones. Never again.
__label__1 I went here yesterday to get my nails done for my birthday with a friend. We went because we saw the groupon now deal that was 38$ for manicure and 'delux' pedicure. I made an appointment and off we went. When we got there, the man who took our appointment was very friendly and had us pick out our polish and go sit in their massage chairs. So I had Max and he was a very nice (soft spoken) guy. He did a really good job, I learned he used to do some kind of massage and so he is the guy to get if you are coming in, He took his time with me and we chatted about different things, his family and whatnot. Now, as nice as Max was, the guy who did my friend's nails was rude. I don't know his name (no name tag), but seriously, he seemed upset to be there, he criticized her color choice and said \"I have to be honest\"....but he didn't suggest any other colors or ask my friend if she wanted to switch colors....pretty not cool. Also, he left her nails jagged and she felt like it was a pretty weak service. On top of that, they gave us fliers at the end of the appointment for discounts and they were offering what we had gotten for 30$! and said regular price is 35$! So....the groupon now deal was a scam....it was MORE than what they charge in house (didn't know that cuz they don't have prices listed online as far as I could tell). Now, I'm not terribly mad about that, because I bought the groupon thinking it was fair for the service...but that's not cool on the business's part. Lastly, one of my nails already chipped (and I did not do anything with it)...so I wonder about their product. So Max was awesome....but I don't know that I would go back here.\n\n\nUpdate: Just 3-4 days after my manicure I have chips all over the place! I do not do any work that is hard on my hands. What a waste of money. I will NOT be back...sorry guys.
__label__3 After a few unsuccessful visits to other Nail Spas in Gilbert, I am pleased with 4D nails. They were busy on a Sunday afternoon, but moved many of the customers rather quickly without compromising their services. The lady who did my manicure was great and very friendly. I think her name was Vi . . . the gentleman that did my pedicure was really great. Most of the techs chatted with customers and that is something I can appreciate. They even gave me a great deal on a mani-pedi through the Yelp site that I was not aware. I will certainly go back and have spoken to a few people in the Gilbert area who recommend this place as well. Thanks for the great service :)
__label__1 I started going to this salon after seeing a groupon for it. My first experience there was alright. Not the best nail salon but also not the absolute worst. My last visit there is what made me want to never come back. I got a pedicure and gel manicure from the younger guy and I honestly thought he was just the salon \"helper\" because all the other times I had come in he was just sitting in a desk in a corner tending to his farm on Facebook. The pedicure was mediocre and lasted only about 10 min total which is entirely too short for a \"deluxe pedi.\" What really upset me was during my gel mani, I asked him to file my nails in an \"almond\" shape. He had no idea what meant. I tried to describe it to him and even pulled up a picture from Pinterest. He looked at me and said that's round. He then grabbed my phone and showed it to the person next to him as he proceeded to mock me and say that it's so annoying when people walk in with Pinterest pictures and expect them to replicate the designs. According to him those designs are all \"photoshopped\" and aren't actually possible to make. All of this because I asked for a shape! And that is the reason why I will not be returning to 4D Nails. If you insist on going, try your luck with one of the other nail techs but avoid that guy at all costs.
__label__3 As it was Joe A. and my one year anniversary on Saturday, what better opportunity to try out Angels with Bagpipes! It had been on our radar for a while and now we've finally been.\n\nThe staff are lovely and friendly. They are very polite and go out of their way to accommodate you, but without being over the top.\n\nThe menu is mouthwatering and did not disappoint. I had a smoked salmon starter. The attention to detail was spot on. The piece of salmon was nice and chunky and garnished with bits of caviar, radishes, etc. Beautiful.\n\nFor my main course I unusually (not a big meat eater) went for the lamb. It was cooked beautifully and was really tasty.\n\nAlthough I was pretty stuffed, I still managed to squeeze in a dessert of a chocolate orange mousse. It was nice but would have been nicer if it was a bit lighter. A bit too rich after the other courses.\n\nMy only criticism would be that it was a bit chilly in there. Apart from that it was a nice, relaxing environment, friendly and down to earth staff, and the food was delicious. I wouldn't go here all the time, but it is nice for a special occasion :)
__label__4 My boyfriend took me here for my 25th birthday as a surprise.  I had a lovely goat's cheese for a starter, a perfect steak for the main course and we shared a wonderful chocolate mousse with salted caramel and peanut butter ice cream.  The lights were dim and from where I sat you could look out on the twinkling lights in the window. Very good food and a cery romantic setting!  Maybe a bit pricey for us as students but worth it!
__label__3 So before going here all I heard about was how trashy this was and how everyone was bitchy. In short, I did not see this on the Saturday night that I went.\n\nIt was like any other country bar - mostly country plays and then they mix in some hip-hop/top40 for us that don't know how to country dance. Psht  - I really need to learn how to country dance!\n\nCheap beers. Until 11pm it was 0.50/drink. Yikes, that is cheap!
__label__4 YUMMMMM! \nThe atmosphere is so comfortable, I especially love the patio area where we like to enjoy a glass of wine and a couple of appetizers. The food is excellent especially the pizza and I think its hard to find good pizza!! This is a great place for date night or to bring the whole family......we do both :)\nGreat food at an excellent value with wonderful service! What more could you possibly want.
__label__1 I've been here a few times, it's ok in a pinch. The calzone was soggy on the bottom, so was the pizza crust. Usually I'll drive past it on my way to Spinato's, even Gus' down  the street has better food.
__label__3 Nice trendy bar which is frequented by locals and students alike , good food at reasonable prices , students get good deals , loads of plasma tv's showing sport all day.
__label__0 I ordered a medium pepperoni and mushroom pizza for carry out. It was done on time, however, they used canned mushrooms and ruined a promising pizza. The pizza also had a salty taste, was very dry and cost $14.21, which is the most I've paid for a 2-topping medium pizza in a long time. And good luck getting any menu info on the web-site. Click on appetizers and it brings up salads. No prices are listed and no pictures of the food except cover-shots on the hone page.\n\nI had a bad feeling about it when I placed my order and I couldn't understand the person on the phone. It sounded like they answered saying 'hello' and I had to confirm this was Palermo's Pizza. I told them what I wanted and they said 'ok bye' and then realized they hadn't got my phone number and asked for it. Then said 'ok bye' again without telling me how long it would take. So I asked 20-30 minutes? They said 'yes. ok bye.'\n\nI figured it must have been busy. I went in to pick up my pizza and there were only 4 customers in the place with 2 visible employees. \n\nIts ironic that I paid extra for an added topping (mushrooms) that not only cost me more, but ruined the pizza. Whatever amount of money they are saving using canned ingredients instead of fresh, they just lost 100x fold in my future business. I'll be looking elsewhere for a true New York style pizza. This isn't it.
__label__4 Finally, someone I can trust.\n\nThey correctly diagnosed 2 problems. One was simple; noisy valves because I didn't realize I was low on oil. They could have told me it was something really bad and I wouldn't have known. They are honest.\n\nThe second was an exhaust smell. I couldn't find where it was coming from and they couldn't either. So they ran a series of tests and finally isolated it to the exhaust manifold. Nailed it. I'm sure a dealer would have suggest all sorts of stupid 'fixes' with no attempt to troubleshoot.\n\nMy car has over 200K mi on it and is running better that it has in quite a while.\n\nNice clean facility. Glad I found it. I'll never never never ever have to go back to the dealer again.
__label__4 Best threading place in the valley- she has invented her own device to help threading. Instead of holding the thread in your mouth they put it around a necklace. Way more sanitary than the other places- great service great quality overall a fabulous place to go. The girls are very thorough when they see you. They have a stamp card too!
__label__2 Solid threading boutique- map location on Yelp is wrong, it's not at Jones and Sahara but on Rainbow in the same shopping center as $3.99 shoes- next door to the ABC Dental.\n\nThey don't just thread here, but also do lashes and have a boutique section with jewelry and accessories- check in gets you something free, but I did not use it on my visit.\n\nEmployee was quiet but friendly, showed me the device they use here to hold the string instead of putting it in their mouths, and explained why they use it: more sanitary, lighter touch, etc.\n\nBrows were done in like three minutes flat. $11 is a bit higher than most to charge. Not sure I'll come back here specifically, but it's the closest to my house. Pain wasn't any more or less than I've experienced elsewhere.
__label__0 Horrible!  I echo what others have said.  I also purchased a deal through Living Social and I have tried calling several times and leaving a message.  No return call.  I also have not received my pedicure and the deal expired!  In my opinion, that is like stealing my money.  It isn't like I didn't try to set up an appointment.  And I understand if she is overbooked but honor the people who purchased the deal and maybe extend the expiration deal.  Or at least return your calls!  Unfortunately, I think this backfired and I will never go to her, whether or not she is good and will tell everyone I know not to try her.  Customer service goes a long way, people.
__label__1 I was very disappointed with your service, after taking my vehicles to your location for two years, and semi satisfaction, i took my 2001 mitz galant for minor repair. the service writer told my wife that my car needed over $ 3000.00 in repair. a new engine front and rear struts and a complete brake service. after hearing this really bad news, i was forced to sell  my car. the person i sold the car to, called me four days later and told me, the only problem with the car was the top end, and it cost $450.00.\ni consider your location a rip off, and telling everyone not to bother taking th. eir vehicle to your business
__label__4 friendly and courteous service! they offer coupon!!! i'm coming back soon!
__label__1 I'm not a big fan of this particular location.  Just as a background, I've been a Chase customer and have 2 active accounts with them.  I went in trying to cash a larger check and the new accounts specialist was just down my back trying to convince me to open another account.  I nearly felt forced to give my number, so I gave it to him quickly in hopes he wouldn't hear one of the numbers.  Apparently, it wasn't quick enough because he literally called me for 2 weeks straight and left me a voice mail to come back in and open that new account.  Also, while at the teller... I asked about a sign I saw on the window at the front.  It was some feature where you can scan your check and deposit it via phone.  I asked the teller if this was something that was available for the Blackberry.  Instead of knowing the answer, the teller had to search for the answer.  I guess that's good that she didn't just BS me with an answer, but at the same time; I feel as if that is something that she should have known.  My last complaint:  After the first set of doors is a room where there is 1 atm.  Under the atm... an overflowing plastic trash can that looks as if it has been neglected to days.  Not a good first impression, especially to those who are non Chase customers that are considering opening a new account.
__label__2 Quite disappointing when I expected the same flavor and price when I was in LA. \n\nDon't get me wrong, the waiters/waitress were super friendly. We ordered bulgogi and ribs. The food was flavorful but average. No refills for the side dishes when you are grilling at the grill-your-own-bbq table. \n\nExtra: went with a groupon deal but still ended up paying way more than expected and received less food. \n\nTL;DR: ok place for food, clean, but does not justify the price.
__label__0 I took my parents in law to this place, and so disappointed and even embarrassed. This restaurant was ok until my last visit, summer 2011. However they came up with this strange concept to \"target people other than Koreans.\" Decoration of food was ok, but quality and taste were poor. We ordered non-marinated galbi and they gave us 8 small pieces on a bamboo leaf(for deco i assume). It wasnt the galbi we usually see in a korean bbq place, but it looked like the short rib u can buy from Costco for twenty bucks per pack (which can give you more than 50 pieces). They charged around 15 dollars for that 8 pieces. HEY REMEMBER. KOREAN FOOD IS GOOD AND DELICIOUS WHEN ITS KOREAN FOOD ITSELF.
__label__4 First night of serving on Friday night!  My wife and I happened to drive by and noticed the front window jammed with people waiting for tables.  After months (more than a year?) of delays, the sister restaurant to the legendary Point Brugge Cafe (Point Breeze) has finally opened.  Grand opening on Tuesday 1 February, but a \"soft opening\" was announced to the Highland Park neighbors earlier this week.\n\nAs you might expect if you've ever seen the reviews of Point Brugge Cafe, Pittsburgh now has another terrific fresh-food restaurant!  And another feather in the restaurant cap for Bryant Street and Highland Park.\n\nThe decor is contemporary -- sleek and simple -- but very comfortable.  It's a boisterous place (some might call it \"noisy\") so if you're looking for dark, quiet, romantic dinner, this ain't the place for you.  If, however, you're looking for great food in an energized environment, this could your new dining \"home.\"   \n\nI wish I could offer a more extended sense of the menu, but my wife and I both ordered the same thing.  \n\nWe started with a potato/pancetta soup.  It was broth-based, but with just a touch of cream to hold it together.  Light and delicious.\n\nOur entree: herb-crusted salmon over arugula and lentils.  In spite of the fact that we ordered the salmon well-done (not fans of raw fish), the salmon was moist and tasty.   The arugula and lentils were wonderful.  \n\nFor dessert, we shared an order of profiteroles: three crisp, hollow rounds of pastries filled with ice cream and drizzled in chocolate and, I believe, a bit of caramel.  Again, very flavorful.   Not a fan of chocolate, but whatever they drizzled on the profiteroles was particularly tasty.\n\nFor fans of Point Brugge, the menu includes the steamed P.E.I. mussels and Belgain-style twice-cooked fries with seasoned mayonnaise.  (The family at the table next to us went through two orders of EACH!)\n\nThe service was very good even though it was the first night with customers.  I was told that the cafe hired EXPERIENCED servers, host staff and bartenders.  Congrats to them for thinking through this.  \n\nTo repeat: another tremendous addition to the Pittsburgh restaurant scene and ESPECIALLY to fans of good, fresh food who live in the East End.\n\nMy only disappointment was that I couldn't get an espresso after dinner.  Only traditional American coffee (though it IS PrestoGeorge coffee).  No big deal, though, as I can always wander around the corner to Tazza d'Oro on Highland Avenue. \n\nI didn't pick up the phone number or find a Website for the place.  I hope that other Yelpers can supplement this soon.
__label__4 We sold our hockey tickets for tonight in favor of going out to dinner at Park Bruges, just opened a few blocks from us.  The building is not well marked, but the tables in the windows let you know you have the right place!  \n\nFor a new restaurant, they have their workflow and service very well done; I believe all the reports saying they hired experienced people. The server knew the menu & the beers on tap well, and never disappeared for too long.  My husband and I split the \"classic\" poutine -- the fries were crisp outside the gravy and perfectly soft within, and the cheese curds delightfully squeaky.  I had the chicken breast (with artichokes, mushrooms, and risotto); he had the fresh wild fish.  Both were perfectly prepared and delicious.  Desserts were also excellent, and the coffee was good, though not stellar (but you're not going there for the coffee).\n\nI saw a few people there with kids; it seems to be a bit more casual & kid-friendly than Point Brugge, so we may take ours sometime for lunch.\n\nVery impressive overall, especially since it's been open less than a week.  We'll be going back, and I hope they have sidewalk tables this summer (hint hint).
__label__3 Being a fan of Point Bruge cafe I wanted to try the Park Bruges cafe as well. The food was nice but you can clearly see the difference in the environment, the atmosphere and the food. Park Bruges is larger than point bruges but less cozy and \"familish\". Food is still of great quality even though for example the great basil mayo sauce was now simply mayo a d the fries seemed more like precooked ones. In general though it is a great choice for food definitely.
__label__2 I would actually want to give this place a 3.5, but am leaning more towards a 3 because we weren't wowed by this place and there are limited options on the menu.\n\nThe menu is kind of small in my opinion, but it seems that most people go there for the mussels.  We started with Soup of the Day (which at this moment I can not remember, but was it was good!) and House Salad.  Both were slightly above average.  The main thing I liked about the House Salad was the dressing!\n\nThen we got the mussels in the Lobster sauce and braised short ribs.  Mussels were yummy and definitely be my choice if we came back.  The braised short ribs were a little disappointing.  It was cooked pretty well, tender and moist, but I didn't think the flavor was that good.\n\nThey also carry Anchor Steam beer here, in case you're a fan of the San Francisco brew.
__label__3 I really liked the atmosphere here but I went when it wasn't very crowded (around 2). Otherwise I wouldn't have liked it nearly as much.
__label__3 Pretzels were wonderful and delish. Check the dates on any products on the shelf.
__label__4 It's a small place, and we were a big group of ladies out for our once a month Ladies' Night Out.  We kinda took over the place and were a little loud, but that's because we were having such a good time and stuffing our faces on what turned out to be great food.  Since we all ordered what we wanted but ended up sharing, there was a big assortment of items to try.  \n\nThree friend and I shared a white pizza, which was scrumptious, and a large salad that, thankfully, was romaine and not iceberg, which had a very good ranch dressing that we had on the side.  There were other dressings to choose from.\n\nWe also got to sample the garlic knots, veggie pizza, and the calzone.  Everything was terrific, but the calzone was extra wonderful!  \n\nWhat I love most about Bambino's pizza is that the crust is not overly salty; so many other pizza joints drown their crusts in salt.  This one was perfect, and crispy, just the way I love it.  The white pizza had just the right amount of chopped garlic, creamy ricotta, and extra seasonings that bumped it up several notches in flavor.\n\nGreat service, too, from a family-owned establishment that I hope will be around for a long time.
__label__1 \"Disappointed\", \"underwhelming\", \"overpriced\" and \"over-sauced\" are all adjectives that came to mind while eating at Imadake. From reading earlier reviews here, I think we ordered all the right items (octopus balls, okonomiyaki, that fried chicken with wasabi mayo dish, jellyfish salad, black cod), but none of them were that great. The cod was rubbery, unlike at other Japanese restaurants in Montreal (for example, Azuma on St-Laurent had a wonderful black cod). The octopus balls were gummy with un-cooked tempura batter in the center and slathered in salty sauce. The okonomiyaki was so completely covered in sauce, that this was the only thing we could taste. That, and a strange, almost cornmeal-y consistency unlike any other okonomiyakis I've experienced (granted I've only had it once before, in NYC, but it was a wonderful streetfood-style dish there; here, not anything I'd recommend, even if you got the sauce on the side--which I would recommend doing, if you choose to try this dish). We didn't order anything to drink, and to the best of my knowledge, only ordered the five small dishes listed above, plus one order of mochi, and it cost us $67 before tip. I certainly won't be returning. I think this place is more about the scene, as it's got a trendy vibe to it; it's a trendy-slathered-in-oyster-sauce kind of place.
__label__2 Bonne place pour prendre un verre avec des amis tout en d\u00e9gustant une vari\u00e9t\u00e9 de tapas japonais. Service press\u00e9 et parfois un peu froid, sauf lorsque vient le temps de prendre un SAK\u00c9 BOMB (\u00e0 essayer)! Noter que le prix d\u00e9passe facilement la cote $$ (30$) si vous avez une bonne faim.
__label__4 A great combination of pool hall and italian bistro.  The coffee was very good and I will be going back to try the tiramisu!
__label__2 The ambiance was great. The food was ok. Even though the menu seemed quite eclectic and interesting, the taste was ok.
__label__3 Great spot. 720 has had many iterations over the years, but it seems they've finally - pardon the pun - found their groove. \n\nThe big attraction is certainly the music. Not a huge shop, but incredibly well curated stock. If hip hop, soul, r&b or local music is what you're after, stop here and you'll likely find it (lots of 12\"s too). \n\nThe monthly brunches are worth checking out too. Again, not a huge selection (and get early - the amount of food is limited), but something unique, different - and definitely has a strong community vibe going on. \n\nIt seems like the folks at 720 aren't afraid to experiment a bit. There are all sorts of events happening at the store. This kind of unique spot is hard to come by; I hope they're around for years to come.
__label__4 The food is excellent and the best part of the restaurant is that the patio is open now!  Well that may not be the best part, but it is a welcome addition.  The fish tacos are the best I've had and you can't go wrong with the dollar tacos.  If you're feeling adventurous, order a cabeza taco... It's awesome and after all for a dollar, what do you have to lose.
__label__2 Had to try this place based on all the positive reviews.  To be honest I love dive restaurants.  Guess I my dive attraction in the military when we used to go to Mexico border towns on weekends,  Loved the food carts and little hole in the walls.  Never need alot of fluff, just good food and prices.  We'll based on everyone's comments I thought I had a winner.  Place is a little hard to find but once inside it is clean and very basic with a few tables in the front room plus additional sitting in the attached dining room   Owner is very friendly and always makes me feel welcome  Been there twice now and the food is flavorful however the prices are creeping up slowly.  At $3.50 for a hot dog is a little high.  Tacos are now $1.50 and the sugar cane coke I think was $2.00.  Since I generally have at least one hot dog and 2-3 tacos (tongue is my favorite) I can rapidly spend $10 for a mid day snack,  I guess I'm going to have to give up the cane coke to stay within my budget,  Fountain pop would be a nice addition but I don't see that happening any time soon.  If the prices were a little lower, I would give the place a 5, but as it is a 3 is all I can give since I can get equally good tacos and hot dogs near Cave Creek and Bell Rd.
__label__4 I love going here reminds of East LA taco stands. that I  miss very much.  My Husband an I eat here pretty often an everything we have tried is delicious. So if you are from Southern California an looking for East LA tacos I recommend eating here. :)
__label__0 I obviously went to the wrong place.\n\nI placed an order for their Friday special by phone. Thick accented lady, but was sure when I hung up that everything would be ok. Went to pick it up, only to find out everyone there gave me a \"deer in the headlights\" look when I got there. Looks like I slipped through the cracks.  So I asked if they still had their Friday special. They said, and I'm paraphrasing their heavily accented English \"Not today\". The big guy came in (has tats and looks mean) and I asked him about the Friday special and he looked peeved that I asked him, and said NO WE DON'T. he looked like he was going to kill me. Well fine I'll just leave now, because there were plenty of flies in there and a customer(?) taking a nap on the back table, maybe passed out so it just wasn't worth it for me. I can get better service and food somewheres else.
__label__3 Tacos were good and simple.  They were small and cheap, you'll want to order a few. Horchata was good and homemade.  Beans were plain.  Certainly not the best I've tried but I would come back.
__label__4 My husband says, \"Can you write a review when I brought you food and you did not go to the restaurant?\" I replied, \"Yes I can!\" Love In and Out! In fact, people who live in states without In and Out are jealous of those of us who are able to enjoy the succulent burgers whenever we want! The burgers are juicy and yummy. I am not a huge fan of the fries, but because the burgers are so good, the fires are really an after thought for me. I wish they would embrace the idea of a curly fry. No one really offers a good curly fry any more. Other than Chipolte, this is the only fast food my hubby and I eat, and we eat it rarely, but now with the new location, we are becoming regulars. So glad they are breathing new life into this area which is our part of town!
__label__3 Like all of the In n Outs: Friendly well trained staff. Clean for how busy they always are. Consistent. good, fresh, fast food at value prices. why would anyone eat at Micky Ds or the King?\n\n I just wish they had some healthier options like chicken/vegi, but I guess they only do a few things, and do them well. It's better than a place with dozens of things on the menu all done badly.\n\nTip: Google their secret menu.
__label__4 The only place in Laurenceville that has managed to not be over run by hipsters. \nThe bartenders are attentive & knowledgable. They actually make the drinks with more than a half a splash of alcohol
__label__3 Cute place. Fantastic bakery items. Very accommodating with English speaking customers. Highly recommend the brioche cinnamon rolls. They were amazing! We even got more to go for the next morning.
__label__1 I guess I was expecting more.  The idea of taking food grown locally on farms to prepare dishes was good.  But I guess growing local and being \"fresh\" come at a cost.  Food was ok, just didn't believe it should be so expensive.  It was also very smokey inside due to the kitchen being in the middle of the room.
__label__2 I was REALLY pumped up to go to this restaraunt.  I had wanted to go for a long time...the west side isn't known for fancy so I was excited to go to what may be higher end food than we usually get.  I wasn't dissapointed but it wasn't the best I'd had.  The appetizer was good, all sorts of little fried wonders!  Also, they brought out some warm yummy bread.  My first drink was amazing...Saguro Margarita...to die for!  Do it!  I got the fish special for dinner and it was a little dry for my taste.  The rest of my group however got the lamb and loved it.  I will go again and hopefully then can report a higher rating.
__label__2 The staff was very friendly and accommodating and the atmosphere was delightful.  However the food was just OK and somewhat overpriced.
__label__3 Pleasantly surprised! \n\nService was upscale. Ambiance was ok. It was a bit noisy and there were many more kids than I would have imagined. A lot of AZ tuxedos (polo/button down and shorts with sandals). \n\nIt was cool to see the chefs cooking your meal in front of you! We had a white sangria and a strawberry margarita. Both were very good, but I don't think my marg had much tequila. \n\nThe cheese plate was exceptional, the pairings were spot on. Be careful, the blue cheese is very strong, so that might be off putting for some. We both like a good funky cheese so it was all good. My fave was the goat cheese and tomato spread.\n\nFor dinner I ordered the chicken and the man ordered the ribeye. My chicken was surprisingly very delicious and moist, as were the sides. My green beans were a little crunchy for me, but still good. The steak and gouda mac were fabulous! High quality beef cooked very well.\n\nWe skipped dessert.\n\nThe layout of the menu didn't make sense. They have a burger and a pasta dish under appetizers.. Maybe they need to divide that section into apps and small plates.
__label__4 I work in the auto industry, and I came to DC Auto Luxury Window Tinting instead of using the in-house tint shop we have. \n\nI knew they would pay more attention to my windows and the tint job, and they did just that! \n\nI have a 2 door vehicle and it's a fact it's hard to get in and out of the back seats. These guys did an amazing job and I would definitely come here again for my next car. I recommend this place to anyone that wants a quality tint job for a good price and a quick and easy process. \n\nHow it all went:\n\n1. I called and set up an appointment\n2. Walked in DC Auto Luxury Window Tinting for my appointment \n3. Greeted by my first name from a friendly smile behind the receptionist desk. \n4. Told me about my 3 to 4 options on tint quality and the differences. Once tint quality was narrowed down she then showed me the 3 to 4 different shades that I could pick from. (great experience from the norm up-selling side of the road tint shops) \n5. Picked my tint, and then waited for about 4 hours. (left and came back when they called me) \n6. Picked up my car and it looked great!\n\nSo far its been about 3 months and there are no bubbles or smudges but if there were, the people at DC said they would re-do it for no charge! \n\nGreat job, great people, great deal....what else could you ask for? \n\nMaybe a popcorn machine in the waiting room... Yes that's what's missing!!
__label__4 The tint looks fantastic! Professional environment and friendly staff. This company is changing the tint industry. No more sketchy \"garage shops\".
__label__1 Driving by stopped in for a quick lunch.First mistake service very slow,Drink order slow.When drinks arrived soda was flat.Ordereded Chicken Pot Pie Calzone which sounded promising w side salad.Calzone eventually arrived and was hot ; ) First bite very good but definitely salty over all Mixed.salad was uneventful and seemed like it was just dumped out of a bag w cut cucumber and red onion and cheese tossed on top.Wasn't big fan of the garage decor but to each his own?I had a lot of down time to check out the setup and just wasn't impressed.I would probably give it a shot at happy hour at the bar if I return.
__label__1 I've been here twice for happy hour. The drinks are fine price-wise, and the food is ok - too greasy in some cases. I would come here again if the service were better. The first time we got a waitress with an attitude, and the second time the waitress apparently had better things to do than her job.
__label__1 My buddy and I have been there a few times. It's a good location. That's about it. The happy hour food is subpar. Drink prices are alright. It's usually pretty open so that's why we go there. Then again with the poor food and lackluster service that could be why.
__label__0 Have been going here regularly for about a year. New owners took over recently and are trying to turn it into a biker bar. \n\nProblem is the service has suffered significantly since the change. Slow, unfriendly, below average. Food has remained consistent, but no reason to put up with the decrease in service when there are 4-5 great places within 5 minutes. \n\nNew owners should take a breath and focus on what made The Garage successful enough to buy.
__label__1 I personally used to really enjoy this place and my boyfriend is a big supporter of this place but over the past few months I think it's gone down quickly.  \n\nOne time, we brought my boyfriends boss for a little happy hour action and right before we were able to order, our server informs us that the entire kitchen staff walked out.  \n\nThe staff tends to stay after work for a drink or two which is totally cool, until it distracts the people that are actually working from their customers.  When the staff is focused though, its great service,  especially the older woman, I don't remember her name but she's petite and blonde and very friendly.  \n\nThe past two times I've been there, they've been out of what we ordered.   We continue to go bc it is cheap and there are a lot of televisions and it's super convenient to our house but in the same breath, zipps is just the same on the opposite corner. I've been tempted to contact bar rescue on their behalf bc it really used to be a great place w huge potential but it's not living up to it.
__label__2 I went to Joeys of Chicago, expecting to find the Rumbi Island Grill restaurant (which was the previous tenant, but apparently went out of business and was replaced by Joeys).\n\nI like hot dogs as much as anyone, however, so I decided to give it a try.\n\nThey did a decent job of plastering the place with Chicago memorabilia and I enjoyed reading the various facts about Chicago that were on my tray paper as I ate my hot dog and fries.\n\nThe hot dog with all its various chicago-style toppings was quite tasty (no ketchup needed!), and I could definitely imagine eating there again.\n\nUnfortunately, this particular restaurant location suffers from two potentially fatal flaws. These are flaws that I personally believe caused Rumbis to fail, and might possibly be a problem for Joeys as well (but hopefully not):\n\n1. The parking spots are awkward. When you enter the lot, you are naturally drawn to park in front of the Wildflower restaurant, while the Rumbis/Joeys restaurant feels \"out-of-the-way\". During busy times, finding a parking spot in this complex is practically impossible, but the other restaurants seem to be doing ok, so maybe this isn't that big of a deal. It's definitely something I noticed, though.\n\n2. The dining room area is WAY TOO BIG and EMPTY. Hotdog joints simply shouldn't have twenty empty tables. It doesn't feel cozy or authentic (which is practically a requirement for a thematic restaurant like this). Instead, it feels empty, lonely, sterile, and deserted, and that's even when there are people there! The previous Rumbis restaurant there had the exact same problem (it even looks like Joeys kept almost all of the same furniture). Having a cramped dining area that only holds a couple of people has an interesting effect: It makes the place look popular even when only a few people are there. This effect is amplified when the restaurant is actually busy and people are forced to order items \"to-go\". For an example of successful hole-in-the-wall restaurants that use this technique, take a look at either Mamma Mia's pizza or Chicago Hamburger Co. just down the street. They're cramped, but always appear to be bustling.\n\nEdited on 02/12/2012:\nSure enough. It looks like Joeys has closed. Unfortunately, it appears that my predictions were true. :-(
__label__0 No. I don't think so.\n\nI'm in the service industry. I get out of work and want to have a drink. This means I'm going to be arriving at your bar later in the evening. \n\nWe walked in at around 11. We ordered two glasses of wine, paid for them and plopped down on a couch to relax. At exactly 12 on the dot, they turned off the music and turned up the lights. One manager came over to ask if we were finished. I looked at my 1/4 filled glass and said No.\n\nAnother bartender comes over and asks if we were finished. Still no. But he chose to stand there and watch us while we finished the last few sips.\n\nAside from the weird ambiance (is it a lounge? A bar? A sports bar?) the way were treated was beyond rude and unacceptable. \n\nI will never return and I will tell everyone I know not to come here. You do not treat people (especially ones who work in the same industry) this way and not expect a backlash.
__label__2 I really wish Salt Lounge well. I assume this a happenin' place late hours, but somehow I don't think so. The concept for the three restaurant and bars near the movie theater is brilliant, even though I don't think they are from the same company. I haven't had the food, but I had a couple glasses of wine. I am a little bit of a  wine connoisseur and I know most restaurants charge the cost of the bottle in one glass. Most of the options are way over priced. I will try them out again, maybe for food next time, to give the lounge a fair review.
__label__2 Another froyo place pops up in Scottsdale!  The store is impeccably clean, and it's one of those where the employees have to swirl the samples for you. Yes, it keeps the machines relatively clean, but it would be a nightmare during busy hours.  Nonetheless, my personal sample-giver gladly doled out as many flavors as I wanted. \n\nThere are 16 flavors--all are very tasty!  Reeses, cake batter, banana, white chocolate macadamia nut, snickerdoodle, mango...Some of the most authentic flavors I've had from a froyo joint.  It's also nice to see the serving size and calorie count on each flavor's label.  There are lots of toppings: fresh fruit, cereals, candy, sauces, baked goods...\n\nThe one thing that knocked the rating down a couple stars was the melt factor; the yogurt wasn't really frozen and it was completely melted by the time we got it home. Plus, it took FOREVER to get it back to the consistency froyo should be.
__label__1 Until my visit to U-Swirl, I believed there was no such thing as bad froyo. Now I have achieved enlightenment through the path of suffering.\n\nThe New York Cheesecake froyo was a translucent mess of ice crystals. The Dulce de Leche had a more convincing texture, but neither had any real flavor. The staff did not make eye contact, possibly from shame.\n\nOn the positive side, there is outdoor seating, and it is possible to cadge wifi from the adjoining bagel place.\n\nUnless you're stranded here because your ride won't finish up at My Sister's Closet, go down the block to Yogurtology.
__label__0 Went here because I saw a Groupon Now offer & was close by. I was eager based on the majority of the reviews & the fact that I love food trucks. Approached the truck, no line, ordered three bunz: bacon bird, Mac n cheese, & a plain along with some truffle tots. I have to say this is the first food truck where I did not finish all of my food. The tots were greasy & not very flavorful. The bunz were meh! I just did not like them, there was very little filling, & when there was filling it was not good. I had a credit on Groupon so I actually got my Groupon & meal for free, but I feel that free is way too much to pay for this! Also, the crew was not as friendly as other food trucks were. I mean I am coming out of my way to find your truck, you can smile or say hi or something! \n\nOn a better note, located next to this truck was Grouchy Johns. I only had a couple bucks on me & was looking for their most inexpensive cold drink. I was immediately greeted by the owners when I approached the truck. I was reading the menu to myself, but aloud, and saw sweet tea. I told them I only had a couple of bucks & they took it & gave me a large sweet tea! Nice! That is the kind of service I'm used to from food trucks. I'll go out of my way to find Grouchy Johns...I'll drive right by TastyBunz.
__label__4 I've heard a lot about the Slidin' Thru Truck and have been wanting to try it for a while now, so it was awesome to find out that they have an actual restaurant that you can go to.  It is in an offbeat area (a business park) and is located right next to a bar/gaming lounge (there are no signs on the outside...just have to walk into the lounge to get in).\n\nI definitely agree that the food is top notch.  The menu is only made up of sliders and fries, but the quality of the food is awesome.  You are able to mix and match up to three sliders.  I had the barby, yaya, and pep pep sliders.  All three sliders were great and each one had distinctive flavors.  The barby is a bbq style slider, the yaya is a greek style slider, and the pep pep is a cheese and bacon slider with special sauce.  They don't seem that big at first, but I was pretty stuffed after eating three of them.\n\nThey also have sweet potato fries that are covered in cinnamon sugar, which was surprisingly pretty good.\n\nThe place itself has a fun and friendly atmosphere and our server was very nice and helpful.  Oh, and they have an NBA Jam arcade machine that has free play on it...very cool.\n\nI would definitely come back again to try the other sliders and their specialty fries.
__label__1 The restaurant has really gone down quality-wise. I've rated this place before with the highest stars but definitely feel different now that it's been open a while. The last couple of times I've gone it's been awful. \n\nToday I took a few friends and all three of our orders were wrong. We had three orders of specialty fries and 8 sliders in total. 3 sliders were made wrong and two of the fries were made wrong. I went during the free slider if you mentioned the Facebook post day. It took forever to get our food, which was fine because it was packed, but every order of fries that went out while I was there were seriously completely black from being so burnt. Not even edible. \n\nThe place was great when it first opened. Now it seems like they could give a damn less what they put out. After the last couple of experiences I don't think I will go back again.
__label__4 Absolutely the best eye care available.  They have taken such good care of my mother over the years I intend to start seeing them in the new Flagstaff offices.\n\nThey are prompt, explain procedures thoroughly, and their staff is friendly and kind.\n\nYou really can't ask for better care.
__label__0 It's gross in here...cobwebs hanging off the lamps and tables r filthy..and how does a sandwich spot run out of wheat bread..and very wierd tht there r pictures of wierd looking kids everywhere...
__label__4 I went to the Phoenix Public Market specifically for the Hey Joe Filipino Food Truck and I was not disappointed. I ordered 1 bananaque (banana with carmelized sugar) and The Valley meal comprised of pancit (clear noodles, veggies, and small bits of chicken), rice, and 2 pieces of lumpia, all for $10. It's a good price for a good portion of Filipino food in downtown Phoenix! The lumpia was very crunchy and delicious, and the pancit is light, yet very appetizing. I was looking forward to the grilled chicken mentioned by several Yelp reviewers, but it wasn't on the menu, so I asked the owner, Brian, and he said that it gets too hot to grill on the side of the truck with the temperature hitting 100+ degrees in the summer. \n\nAccording to their website they're will be at the Phoenix Public Market on Wednesdays (4-8pm) and Saturdays (8-1pm). Next weekend I'll definitely come by and try out the other items on the menu!
__label__3 I had the chance to eat from the Hey Joe truck today when all the food trucks were up in Scottsdale at the Whole Foods Market on Raintree. \n\nI had the \"Valley Dish\" which was Pancit noodles, 2 lumpia,  and some rice. The dish was yummy... and it was a treat to have Fillipino food for lunch up in Scottsdale. The dish was $8 bucks. I think it was fair for the portion. \n\nI look forward to eating from the Hey Joe truck again when I can make it down to the Phoenix Market.
__label__4 After living in the SF Bay Area for 14 years I was surprised to learn that there were very few Filipino restaurants in PHX.  Hey Joe does a nice job of getting around the Valley to make it feel like you can easily get this cuisine.  Fresh, young coconut, lumpia and skewers of chicken and pork are all I need for a great meal.  The truck delivers on that very well.  The clean truck and presentation are also appreciated by me.\n\nI completely recommend Hey Joe and hope you'll help keep this truck running to events and brewery stops!
__label__3 Another Food Truck Thursday and my husband decided to try Hey Joe! He ordered the Pancit (rice noodles) and a lumpia (egg roll). I was lucky enough to get to try both items (by try I mean steal off his plate). The food was freshly made to order and came out quickly. The noodles were delicious with their saucy ways. Also the vegetables were delicious. My husband enjoyed the chicken it came with as well. I particularly enjoyed the lumpia - one of the better egg rolls I've had. Super crispy and tasty. Overall, I enjoyed their food and would try again.
__label__0 The sales approach at this place is nothing short of a Used Car lot.  Three gentlemen fought over shaking my hand as I walked through the door and everything went downhill from there.
__label__0 Waiting for almost an hour tonightwith music blasting at rock concert decibels to ensure, \"customer privacy.\"  It is too bad that customers cannot hear the customer service reps due to the loud music.  Not to mention that it is almost impossible to concentrate on reading, or anything else you want to do, to pass the time due to the loud, unnecessary, music.  If privacy is their main concern, then I can suggest about 20 different ways to address that without blaring loud music throughout the store.
__label__3 This seems to be a busy location, at least during lunch time. Service was prompt and employees were cordial.
__label__2 Came in on a Saturday evening and it was pretty empty except two other folks besides my boyfriend and his parents. We got an order of carne Asada fries. I've definitely have had better in San Diego and LA. The fries were perhaps the best part of the meal because the entr\u00e9e was loaded with sticky cheeses that harden easily and  meat tasted a little too burn and a little bit of refried beans (no even 1 tablespoons of it) at the bottom of the plate. The presentation really needs some work... the side of these Styrofoam plate was dirty with food, not sure if it was ours.\n\nOverall I would not go back but its an ok place to eat at.
__label__2 Meiner Ansicht nach die Apotheke unter Karlsruhes Superm\u00e4rkten, kann mir aber auch nur so vorkommen ...\n\n\n Sehr gute Lage in der N\u00e4he des Kronenplatzes, gut strukturiert und meist sehr voll. Dadurch meiner Ansicht nach viele gestresste Leute (Personal und Kunden) und dadurch nicht wirklich ein Einkaufserlebnis.\n\n\n Da es am anderen Ende der Kaiserstrasse ja jetzt einen \"bis Miternacht Rewe\" gibt, w\u00fcrde ich mich auch hier \u00fcber diesen Service freuen. Zum einen liegt der Markt an einem Verkehrsknoten, dann noch direkt gegen\u00fcber der Uni und so voll wie es da auch sp\u00e4t Abends noch ist, w\u00fcrde eine l\u00e4ngere \u00d6ffnungszeit das ganze vielleicht entzerren.\n\n\n Mein Fazit: Zentral, nicht sonderlich g\u00fcnstig, hektisch. Muss ich nicht haben, wenn es sich vermeiden l\u00e4sst.
__label__3 I've been here only once and really enjoyed this place.  I shared the baby back ribs and rib stew with my friends.  We were all moaning anf groaning from the savory goodness.  This is really awesome comfort food.  Also, they have some of my favorite wines on their list.  Just what I need after a long day!
__label__2 I had two meals here, in December 2011 and in April 2012. The decor and concept are cool. The menu reads with the promise of a great meal. When your food arrives, it looks good and is well-plated. Then you take a bite. And think, with almost a mental shrug, well, it's pretty good. The edge of disappointment. I don't remember but one thing I ate from either meal. But what I do remember is the gold lining, a delicious dessert version of a peanut butter cup. Warm golden peanut butter pudding of sorts with chocolate sauce. It is an eyes rolling back in your head kind of dessert. Coffee and dessert after a show would be a great option for this restaurant.
__label__1 Another jewel in the Fox crown-read amazing look and feel but outrageous prices for food that's really nothing special.  A few of us went to lunch the other day and one of my buddies orders the prime rib french dip.  The server asks if they would like mushrooms, peppers or onions to which my friend replied yes, please.  They were kind enough to charge $2 EACH for said add-ons so $6 total additional charge.  I mean seriously, I can get ten pounds of onions for two dollars...\nI ended up splitting a chicken club and a ~1 oz. cheese 'plate' with a friend and we both got iced tea.  $24...to top it off the waiter was kind of a dick.\nI probably would never patronize a Fox restaurant again if I didn't get hooked up with gift cards on occasion.
__label__3 We were in town for a couple of days and looking for a bite on Saturday night.  After we checked online and saw no available reservations, we called and they told us that since it was a huge tourist weekend (the last of spring training), they were holding most of their tables for walk-ins.\n\nSo we headed down and were quoted a wait of 15-20 minutes.  Off to the bar!  The place seemed pretty packed and buzzing.  A couple of local brews later, our table on the patio (as requested) was ready.\n\nService was perfectly friendly and helpful.  We shared a plate of ham, mustard and bread to start.  I had the sloppy joe, my boyfriend had the pastrami sandwich.  Food was solid, but short of phenomenal.  It's a fairly curated menu considering the size of the place.  You know where you see 6-7 options that sound just okay but nothing that sounds like \"OH MY GOD I HAVE TO EAT THIS NOW\"?  That was pretty much my feeling towards their offerings - hence the sloppy joe.  \n\nOnly hitch was that I ordered a glass of wine and wound up getting charged for a bottle - a fact I didn't catch until I reviewed the receipt the next day.  But I gave them a call today and the management happily agreed to refund the difference.  (Thanks guys!)  I was happy with their selection of wines by the glass - they seem to make a point of serving some of the less available varietals.  \n\nWe don't come to Phoenix much, so I'm not sure we'll be back.  But if you're staying downtown or attending something at the US Airways Center, this is a good option for an easy bite.
__label__1 Dined here last night with a large group coworkers. You would think having the word \"Arrogant\" in the name and the fact it's a steak house they would know how to cook a steak. Well you'd be wrong. Every single one of us that ordered steak received it overcooked. I ordered mine medium and was served leather on a plate. We made management aware of this yet when the bills came we all were charged full price. Which was about $70 per person. After my friend went up to the manager to fight for my bill, because I had only 1 bite of steak and the rest sat on my plate, were we all given a 50% discount. I will not dine here again. With all the choices in Phoenix, I say skip this place.
__label__2 Good location for a decent bite to eat before the game. Gets busy, but the food and service is good. Little on the pricy side.
__label__3 We came here for happy hour and it did not disappoint they have a great happy hour and a large patio that's awesome for people watching. \nI got a specialty cocktail for $4 called the fix which was refreshing and delicious. Vodka with mint and berry puree. \n\nWe ordered several plates of oysters, which adds up at $2.50 each. The mineit sauce came with the oysters was fantastic, but the oysters did have quite a few shells in them.  They need to be more consistent with the plating the first plate had yummy veggies on it second one didn't.\n\nThe pretzel fondue was very good too. I can't wait to come back and try dinner soon.
__label__4 2nd visit review.--- decided to give this place a second chance.   I am glad I did!!  Service was 5 starts for sure!  Nathan was our server and he was amazing.  Checked on us frequently and or drinks were always full.   The food was also good...\n\nWe order the fondue again,  cheese was amazing this time.  Zucchini fritters with aioli were very good.  Burger had good flavor and fries were great.  Lastly the carnitas were also very tasty.   \n\nI was hesitant to come here again after my last experience,  but the second time was amazing!  We will come back here again for sure!
__label__0 Extremely disappointed with your services today!! I Took my best friend here for her birthday. We wanted to spend a fun time together both getting pedicures. We sat side by side in chairs and our pedicures began at the exact same time! The Bday girls lady rushed her pedicure so quickly, she was done in 1/2 the time mine was. Her toes looked absolutely horrible! My 3 year old little cousin could have done a better job! You should be embarassed! The worst I have ever seen:(  Anyways, A different lady that was doing the bday girls manicure completely ignored what she wanted and just did it to match her pedicure! She said \"same color but a fade not french!\"  Everyone heard her saying it over & over. She wanted a pink glitter fade! This is not how you do business! You dont pretend you dont understand! You listen!!  You should have fixed them, but you did it your way!!  Im not done, theres more! .... My lady made me turn off my spa chair bcuz she couldn't polish my toes with it on! WTHeck? Then you shouldn't be doing pedicures missy!! Anyways ladies, you just lost 2 good customers... plus all the ones we tell just how awful your service was today. We will never be back!!  Buyer Beware: Run!  Dont bother with this place cuz you'll just ruin your day... & the next day getting them polished elsewhere. Biggest waste of $108 I have ever spent!
__label__0 Quite possibly the worst barber shop on the planet. I have never seen haircuts take 45 minutes or longer.  I guess these guys are not interested in making money. If you have 3 hours to kill...this is your spot.
__label__1 I randomly ended up in Cave Creek one day and being vegan, I was very excited to stumble upon this place.  I'm happy to check out any vegan restaurant!  Yes. the food is good.  But for the amount you get, it's really over priced.   Over prices and pretentious.  It's also not too fun being handed a binder for a menu but being told you can only order from the back cover of 5 or 6 options.  The meal sizes are appetizer size at best.  I left feeling so hungry and unsatisfied after spending $15 for the \"pizza\".   I had to laugh at the Life's Paradox essay all over the walls - they're all misquoted as being said by the Dalai Lama.  The person who compared this place to a bad episode of Portlandia is dead on!
__label__4 I really loved FilmBar.\n\nI love the atmosphere... dark and mysterious.\n\nI loved the friendly service.\n\nI love the selection of movies. We saw Rust and Bone which was EXCELLENT.\n\nI love the decent prices of tickets and beverages. The drinks are twice as much at other theaters that serve alcohol.\n\nI love that you can bring in outside food. I recommend something easy to eat if you do this. Carly's Bistro has great sandwiches and they are right around the corner.\n\nYes there are many hipsters. I have noticed that the Daria/Alanis Morisette angry grunge chick look is coming back... hmmmmmm. But I don't mind the hipsters. It's a movie theater. You don't have to hear them talk. :)\n\nThe only thing I don't love about FilmBar? It is too damn far from my house. But it is worth the drive.
__label__3 So after a few drinks at the lost leaf I walk to this place with my two girl friends. It's a pretty sweet and clever idea to have a cinema bar theme, that actually plays movies, TV shows and ect.\nTables are really low, sorta like Japanese style but other than that this place is definitely worth a stop in. Check out their fb for times and events of movies and tv shows. I know they show the walking dead weekly when it's airing on the network.\n\nOh and don't forget to grab a bag of popcron while you have a cold one.
__label__2 Decent local spot but no cocktails, too bad!\n\nWe stopped in this spot randomly & enjoyed the unique crowd.  Since they only has beer and wine I got a little bored.  \n\nThe chairs at the bar are not really practical as they are way oversized, difficult to move, and totally not comfortable. But there's really nowhere else for 3 people to sit & talk.\n\nThe set up was reminiscing the middle school after school snack sale- not an adult planned business.  Though the service was fine, the limited selection & set up was severely lacking.
__label__3 Service was great, thin crust pizza awesome and good red wine for $8 per glass.  One pizza feeds one person for 13-20 cost range plus drinks and a salad or appetizer.  The creamy mozzarella plus pesto was excellent and enough for two to share for $11.  Food quality, service and atmosphere are far superior than a Pizza Hut or typical pizza place and yes you pay more!  I would recommend to them a kids pricing menu with games for $5 range and a family feeds four couple of pizzas and salads and appetizers for around $40.\n\nWayne Gorsek
__label__4 I LOVE pizza, and Due Forni is one of the best pizza places I've been to in town.  The atmosphere is cozy, minimalist and modern, which is a nice departure from your usual Italian-immitation pizza places.  \n\nThe menu isn't huge but it's definitely well-rounded and offers a lot of unusual, interesting choices.  Here's what we tried:\n\nSpinach salad ($8.95) -- this was the perfect size for 2 people to share.  The spinach greens were fresh and came loaded with great toppings like walnuts, orange segments, garbanzo beans and salty slices of ricotta salata cheese-- an interesting and delicious combo of flavors :)\n\nDue Forni pizza ($15.95) -- SUPER good!! You have a choice of pizza crust style and we chose the Neapolitan, which is thin and chewy.  The crust actually reminded me of pizza I had in Italy, which is very hard to find! The toppings were fabulous too -- homemade sausage, fresh mozzarella, bacon and roasted red peppers.  FYI, the pizza was only 12-14\" in diameter so if you're super hungry, you should probably order your own pizza.  \n\nRicotta drizzled w/ Honey & Toasted Pistacios ($6.95) -- this dessert was creamy and delicious and felt decadent without being too heavy.  The ricotta was incredibly smooth, not-too-sweet and when combined with the honey and pistacios...WOW!! \n\nOverall I was really impressed with this place -- the food was wonderful and uses high-quality ingredients that make the dishes special & memorable.  Service was great throughout; our server was very knowledgeable, polite and attentive.  If you're bored with your usual \"we'll have a large pepperoni\" pizza night, definitely check this place out :) Personally, I can't wait to go back!!
__label__2 Disclaimer:  I'm lactose intolerant, so, getting pizza for me is a pretty self-destructive event. But, occasionally, I just don't give a f*** and head out for a night of Italian pain.\n\nThe location of Due Forni is really great.  Right off the 215, in a quiet strip mall, it's an easily accessible location.  I was really surprised though because the restaurant was packed on a Wednesday night.  Good sign.\n\nWe ordered the Quattro Formaggio (yeah, I hate myself) with Roman-style crust (thin and crispy crust) and the Bianca pizza with Neapolitan-style crust (thick and chewy).  To dull the pain, I ordered a bottle of a grenache/syrah wine mix called Cashmere ($48).   I really enjoyed the Quattro Formaggio, the simple flavors of the mozzarella, ricotta, etc, went really well with the light Roman crust.  I would definitely order this again (well, not for awhile...).   I wasn't a big fan of the Bianca pizza, however.  The heaps of salty ham overwhelmed the taste--not a good thing since it was slightly cold and tasted like pre-packaged deli ham.  Bleck. Both pizzas came out lightning quick, though!  Don't worry about a long wait here.\n\nBecause we were slightly drunk (yup, drank the whole bottle), we decided to order the chocolate pizza for dessert.  Talk about a decadent, rich ending to a meal.  Neapolitan crust, chocolate, nutella, hazelnuts, strawberries, vanilla gelato, etc.  Very good, but I wouldn't recommend it if you order pizza as an entree.  I felt very crust overloaded.\n\nOverall, I enjoyed it more than Settebello.  Pizza, obviously, isn't my thing but I think this place is one of the better spots in town.  I'll definitely go back for some wine!
__label__2 Went to this place with MG for dinner.  The food was pretty good and the service was outstanding.  Attentive but not overbearing.  We started off with the mozarella bar with prosciutto.  Pretty damm good...Then we had the margherita pizza which was good; nothing great.  Had some prosecco with dinner and some sparkling water after the meal.  Best part was dessert: gelato.  Yummy!!!  Bill came to about $80 with tip...Would definitely revisit...
__label__2 Excellent pizza -- comparable to Grimaldi's, but expensive.  My hubby & I ordered 2 iced teas, a cesar salad to share and a pizza each (pizzas are 12\" and very thin - not enough for 2 people) -- the total, with tip, was $60.  A little steep for lunch.\n\nBetter off going to Grimaldi's.
__label__3 Items sampled include:\n\nNapa Valley Flight\n\nNeapolitan Margherita with Bufala Mozzarella, San Marzano Tomatos, Fresh Basil, Frantoia Olive Oil\n\nRoman Duck Confit with Oven Roasted Duck, Bufala Mozzarella, Fresh Spinach, Red Onion, Over Easy Egg\n\nSemolina Gnocchi with Smoked Nueske's Bacon, Peas, Black Truffle Crema\n\nSweet Bufala Ricotta - Honey and Roasted Pistachios\n\nClearly believing two ovens to be better than one Due Forni has been gathering a lot of attention in Las Vegas ever since opening its doors and given the convenient off strip location and lunch hours the pizza and wine bar became our first stop after my friend's plane touched down.  A surprisingly large space with earth tones, wood, and Edison bulbs serving as decoration while two Neapolitano brick ovens dominate the back half of the restaurant turning out both Roman and Neapolitan pies our arrival found the restaurant almost entirely empty and within moments we were seated, a young man named Eric proving a competent if not slightly overzealous server.\n\nWanting to see what the restaurant had to offer both from the ovens and the kitchen I was given the charge of ordering while my friend enjoyed a $24 flight of hefty reds and with so few patrons at 2:00pm our pizzas arrived quickly, a superlative Margherita with oozing puddles of imported mozzarella and bright, assertive tomato sauce beneath a slick of olive oil and basil followed by a crisp and crackling 500F Roman  style pie with tomatoes replaced by a creamy egg intermingling with rich, smoky duck and strong notes of red onion.  Generally a fan of more blister and bubble on my Neapolitan but thoroughly impressed by the ingredient quality of both pies I'd be hard pressed to choose a favorite, though I imagine a Margherita Roman with some Prosciutto would be perfect.\n\nUnable to resist gnocchi, whether flour or potato, an order of this semolina iteration arrived alongside the duck confit and although rich and plentiful with great texture I personally found the dish to be a touch too saline and a bit heavy on truffle oil - the sort of dish that probably would have benefitted by a glass of something dry and white - and ending on the \"RICH\" theme I'll simply say that anyplace willing to serve a cup full of sweetened cheese topped with honey and nuts as dessert is worth visiting in my book...smoky, creamy, sweet - definitely a must order, and perfect with coffee.
__label__3 This was my first time eating Neapolitan pizza, and it won't be the last. It was delicious; my girlfriend and I both enjoyed it. Also, I highly recommend the chocolate pizza for dessert.
__label__2 The pizza was good but their lasagna should be changed to vegetables with cheese on top.
__label__4 I love this place! I've eaten here many times and the food and service is excellent. Try the smoked pork belly salad - It is decadent! Great wine selection also.. Bravo !
__label__4 I tried this place for lunch today and really enjoyed the food and the pricing. The owners' little girl opened up the door for my wife and I. The whole family seemed excited to see customers and was very hospitable.\n\nThis place occupies the old Meatballz (next to Habanero's) and is very modern and has pleny of tables and elbow room. They cook the usual assortment of Chinese dishes and serve Sushi as well. This place is fast food that is cooked to order. They probably have over 30 dishes that they prepare. \n\nI had the Sesame Chicken, which was served with fried rice and  a vegetable egg roll. There was a heaping portion of chicken and it was delicious. My wife had an out of body experience with the Shrimp Lo Mein. She couldn't believe how many shrimps there were plus she was raving about how tasty the noodles were. All of this for about $8 per person (we had one soft drink). Also they have Diet Dr Pepper which is a major selling point for me.\n\nNeedless to say, we will be back to try the rest of the menu.
__label__3 I found this place through Yelp! yesterday and ordered some delivery while I was working at-home. This place wasn't amazing but it's pretty good for American Chinese food and I will def. be ordering again. \n\nThe menu is really varied which is awesome and they include all of your standard, traditional favorites. \n\nThe delivery was fast (about 20 minutes). \n\nThe only downside was the lady who answered the phone could barely speak English and had a really hard time understanding me on my phone number, address, and credit card info. But...it was totally worth it. \n\nI ordered the sweet and sour chicken, spring rolls, and steamed rice. All yummy. They even put the sweet and sour sauce in a seperate container which I love because it gives you control over how much sauce you want (hey, sometimes I just want the chicken without the sauce) and is great for leftovers. \n\nThere is no other good Chinese food delivery in the area. \n\nA great find. Try it! You probably won't be disappointed or greatly impressed.
__label__3 This food here is pretty good. I give it 4 stars because I have had better Chinese food in other cities, but for Phoenix (which lacks quality Chinese food in general) it is actually quite good. The fried rice is OK, could be better (more fried)....it tends to be a bit more on the steamed side. The Mongolian beef is good but it's not seared/crispy the way I like it. The flavor is still very good though. The Lo Mein is quite good as well. The fried spring rolls that come with the lunch specials leave a little bit to be desired. Overall I do enjoy the food here very much. For Phoenix, it is quite good. Prices are reasonable as well. I recommend it.
__label__1 Great new baseball stadium with logistical challenges. I'm not sure how the D'Backs and Rockies agreed to the very strange layout on the Salt River reservation. There's one way in and one way out. Should you decide to see a minor league game, be prepared to walk an additional 30 mines. This is because the staff, who generally charge $5 for parking (You can talk your way out of this) doesn't know which lot is for which field. \n\nThese guys sent me to the mountain lot for a D 'Backs minor league game which is near 101. The lot was full, so the parking was on the dirt. Now the fun starts: There only was to see the D'Backs field is to walk through the Rockies piece, around the stadium and through about 6-8 D'Backs fields. (A giant U-shape, which no cut through.) This is a horrible design and signage/staff are weak. \n\nHopefully, this is corrected or it'll be a quiet spot next season!
__label__2 Considering I've really only experiences this establishment for a few minutes at a time, here is my short review. \n1. Great hours and not too hard to get in or out of. Note - can't get in on Tyvola side but can on the Old Pineville side \n2. Comparable prices to other washes like this. Greenway Express is still my favorite in S. Tryon. $10 plus $1 upgrade yesterday for the \"lava\" which is supposed to add another level of protection \n3. Thing is, on my husbands black car, there were spots so not sure everything got rinsed? It was a lot cleaner coming out than it was going in though. Needed salt washed off from WV last weekend and it did the trick
__label__1 This place got really good reviews so we decided to give it a try.  I don't know if we just ordered the wrong stuff or the sushi chef was having a bad day or what but I really didn't think their rolls were all that good.  We ordered a few rolls from their happy hour menu: Philadelphia, crunch, California and some sort of shrimp/avocado roll.  The rice was dry and had no flavor!  I think they forgot the vinegar!  \n\nWe also ordered the following:\n\nEdamame: I've never seen so many of the beans out of its pod!  It tasted about par with other places though.\n\nGyoza: I always thought they were different (but similar) to Chinese dumplings but here, it was EXACTLY like a Chinese dumpling.  Tasted OK.\n\nVeggie fried rice: They used really sticky (I'm assuming sushi) rice to make it.  I wouldn't mind it so much if I wanted sticky rice but we ordered fried rice ... usually the rice is a lot looser.\n\nMiso soup: really bland and I am one who usually prefers bland food.\n\nSeaweed salad: By far my favorite.  At other places it's usually a huge salad entr\u00e9e so it was nice they had a small side of it I could order.  Great flavor.  Perfection.\n\nI would at least give this place a try again.  I just can't imagine this place getting such good reviews but the sushi tasting the way it did.  I can only assume it was an off day.  The service was good though and they have booth seats which is always a plus when you  have a toddler!\n\nOn the (far) West side, my barometer for good sushi is usually comparing the new place I try to Tomo's off of Dysart/McDowell, the Japanese food restaurant we frequent most.
__label__4 We moved to the area recently & have been here a few times. Sushi is great and reasonable! My husband is not a sushi fan, but they have quite a few meat dishes. The happy hour menu is great! Only downside is that I've had to wait for a table every time I've ben there, but was seated in a decent amount of time...it's a small restaurant so it's understandable.
__label__4 The pour over coffee was very good!  I found it because of all the great reviews on Yelp and they all are correct - it's a great place to get a cup of your favorite coffee drink.
__label__4 Not just coffee, but don't forget the tea!  Great loose leaf blends and knowledgeable staff to coach on steeping times and the varieties.  They could even cite the amount of caffeine in each. Very impressive.... cannot wait to try the coffee.
__label__4 I am really impressed with not just coffee. I consider myself very judge mental about my coffee, and this place definitely went beyond my expectations. I'm definitely ordering a cup to go. (Mocha latte did not disappoint)
__label__2 Not a good start: my appointment wasn't in their system and despite being told they could get me in right away, the \"about an hour\" needed to look over my car is now pushing 105 minutes. Otherwise, they verified what a different shop told me and their prices were about the same.
__label__0 Very disappointed in the two girls working here tonight. Most of the toppings were put away by the time we got there @ 9:40 pm. Plain frozen yogurt tonight for the kids. They did not offer any samples and we had to eat in the car since the chairs were already put away. Drive a little farther and go to either Razzleberriez (awesome service and open until 11 pm), or the Yogurtology in Arrowhead.
__label__4 I just picked up my favorite pair of old boots from J R's shoe repair. \nWOW!!! I am soo happy! \nThese boots were purchased about 6 years ago at Kohl's. They are not leather. They are black with a chunky platform heel and I love them. They look great with dress pants and jeans. \nAfter the years of  wear and tear (ABUSE) and playing freeze tag& baseball  in them, The heels were lopsided, the soles were wasted. I searched high and low for a replacement and could not find another pair that I liked as much.\nI brought them into J R's Shoe repair since it is in my neighborhood and was told they could be fixed and they would even clean them up.\n I have new soles and heels! \nThey look like brand new boots! Quality work and  very reasonably priced. \nI am over the moon  and J R 's shoe repair has my business! Thanks!
__label__3 I love the Destihl in Bloomington-Normal so I had to give this one a try.  A co-worker and I came here for dinner on a Thursday night.  The place was not overly busy but had plenty of business.  I really liked the decor of the place and the booth setup was neat.  Our waitress was very helpful and friendly.\n\nI was happy to see that they have the same menu as the one in Bloomington-Normal with only their beer selection being different.  We started with the Beer Battered Asparagus which was delicious!  I was tempted to get my usual, the White Cheddar Stuffed Poblano Peppers but decided to change it up a bit.  I went with the Potato Crusted Rainbow Trout.  It had wonderful flavor!  My co-worker got my usual and she loved them too.  We decided to go for dessert as well.  I ordered the Creme Brulee.  I was not very impressed by this.  It was a bit on the runny side and I am used to creme brulee being smooth and creamy.\n\nOverall, great food and service!  Love this place!
__label__2 I went to Destihl for dinner with my brother last night after hearing coworkers rave about the food there. We took a seat at the bar while we waited on a table to clear, and I ordered a glass of their specialty Dead Head Double Red Ale, which was a delicious brew that nicely balanced a strong presence of bitter hops with a pleasant malty sweetness.\n\nAfter being seated, we glanced at the menu and quickly decided for reasons of cost to forgo appetizers and to ignore the entree section entirely (Destihl is nothing if not pricey). I ordered for my main course the Flat Iron Quesadilla off the appetizer section, which was a quesadilla with flat iron steak, arugula dressed in a garlic vinaigrette, and a blend of bleu and cream cheese. (My brother ordered a veggie burger with hand-cut fries.) When the food arrived, I was a bit surprised to discover that my steak quesadilla was more like a deconstructed steak quesadilla, with the tortillas and cheese, the steak, and the arugula all occupying separate sections on my plate. Although each component was delicious (particularly the cheese mixture and the vinaigrette), it was a little difficult to eat, the tortillas were greasy, and the giant mound of arugula was just way too much. Also, for the price ($10.75) I was expecting the amount of food to be a little more substantial. My brother on the other hand said that his veggie burger was the best he'd ever had, and the few fries I stole off his plate were quite tasty.\n\nUnfortunately, dessert was a disappointment. I ordered the Stout Ice Cream Sandwich, which was a chocolate stout ice cream served between two brownies. I thought I was going to love it, but the brownies were way too thick, dense and gummy, and once the ice cream began to melt and ooze out the sides brownie was all I was left with to eat.\n\nSo all in all, my beer was great, my main course delicious but problematic in its assembly, and my dessert was disappointing. The service, however, was excellent. Despite the inconsistent food and high prices, I will definitely return to Destihl in order to sample some of the very intriguing items on the menu (including the Brewmaster's Pizza, the Beer Battered Bacon, and the Deviled Eggs).
__label__0 I really wanted to like this place. The location is nice and the tables are spacious. It can be both informal or formal and the seating and decor are mellow. The service was very good and our server Aaron was excellent. However....the food is another story.\n\nWe started with an appetizer that was fine but our meals were terrible. My date ordered the dijon chicken and it was incredibly dry and also came with TWO HAIRS in it!  My kobe burger was also very dry and unexciting. The bun was stale and the beef was extremely dry and tasteless. For dessert we ordered  a large chocolate cake that was $11. It was okay, but nothing exciting.\n\nI'm not a food snob but for the money I would expect a lot more. Sorry to say that this was my first and last experience at Destihl. I hope others have a more favorable experience.
__label__4 Pristine did a great job. They were right on time, worked quickly, and were very thorough. They even paid attention to the small details like straightening up clothing that was scattered, dusting in hard to reach areas, etc. Highly recommended!
__label__4 The company was very flexible waiting for my house to close.   The previous owners had 12 dogs in the house and they did great.   They worked so hard we brought them back the next day to work another 4 hours.   I will definitely use them for maintenance cleaning in the future.   4000 sf house and scrubbed it all so we could move in.\nThanks Pristine
__label__3 So glad to have a restaurant that makes delicious gluten-free and vegetarian entrees, at prices that don't make the pocketbook groan. The food sometimes takes a bit of time to arrive after ordering, especially during peak hours, but it's worth the wait. Location is also convenient, on in the complex at the corner of Rural Rd and University Av, within the ASU Tempe area.
__label__4 Great customer service. I got mega roast beef sandwich. It looks and taste good. I would buy that again. So much selection. I have to go back to taste every one of them lol. I would come back for another sandwich next time.
__label__3 I have been going to this park now for about a yr and a half and just love it. Its so close to my house. We have many playdates here with my mommy group vegasmommies.com. I even had my Ryders 1yr Bday party here. There are always tables available for things like that.\nThere is a small skatepark, water park and a great little playground area. There is also a nice paved trail that goes through the park. The park is very well maintained and the bathrooms are clean.
__label__4 Great groceries and fantastic service, keep it up.
__label__1 We were very disappointed with the seafood options, especially shellfish. \n\nVery dark inside. Take your money to the Ocean Club instead.
__label__0 double-x blacklist. overrun with insects. fruit flies floating in drinks, buzzing flies in my face and landing on my food. reputation squandered. one star.\n\nand i don't mean the straggler here-or-there fly which is unfortunate, but normal. i'm talking about GODDAM-pile-of-rotting-food-nearby attracting and breeding ground for all of them. little green ones with long wings, little black ones, and flies, flies, flies. SHAME on you. They're all over us and i'm no snoopy's pigpen!\n\nsame lies told by the same manager as last year. when I brought the insect problem to his attention he says, \"i just had it done last week.\"\nlast year when i told him about the sorry state of the piano's tuning, he says, \"i just had it done last week.' GODDAMIT. BULLSHIT. *I* am a pianist, and I can tell when a piano hasn't been tuned in 6 months or more. LIAR!\n\n## host fiddled with his screen for *2 minutes* before he could take us back to our table. Really?\n## server not listening. he had to make my drink 3 times over. OK the 3rd time, there were bugs floating in the glass.\n\n## heirloom tomatoes not ripe, cut too thick. seriously. i don't want to eat a raw potato either!\n## sole stinks, not fresh.\n\ni can't believe that in just one year, this place went from my highest recommendation for steaks and swank to double-x blacklist. what a shame!
__label__4 I was in Scottsdale AZ with my wife and kids during spring break this year. My wife is a great vacation planner so she typically handles all the dinner reservations.  \n\nWhen the restaurant she reserved cancelled all reservations last minute due to some renovation issues on site, she was frustrated; so I took on the responsibility of finding us another spot for our date night. \n\nBesides its location totally setting the tone, the ambiance exceeded my expectations. It was twice as cozy as you would expect from a stake house. The hostess was polite from the phone till we met in person. \n\nOut butler was in training but was thorough non the less. Every dish was hand crafted to impress.  My favorite fish Chilean sea bass was probably the best recipe I have had anywhere in all my travels in or out the country. The wine selections matched our desire for the night and the Head Chef came out to discuss our delight. \n\nWe even took photos outside the epic sign because it was so memorable. Above all it made me look like the avid diner date planner which I am not. My wife kept saying I made a great choice. I wish they had a location in NY. I am a Pesca-vegetarian so I live for good fish eateries. Eddie V's is officially the best seafood restaurant, second to none. Come with a loaded wallet though you will be unloading it and glad to be.
__label__3 My boyfriend and I went for the first time on this past Sunday. We heard lots of good things about Eddie V's but simply hadn't made it over to visit them yet. So glad we opted to go on Sunday night for dinner! They had live jazz music, stunning ambience, fabulous service, and the food was delicious! We decided to move with appetizer shared plates and chose three: first course was the crabcake, which is a great portion approximately 7 ounces and very well done. The next course were potstickers that were outstanding and not too salty. The final course were the lobster tacos-which are incredible-great portion and lots of amazing flavors!  As cocktails we shared Rombauer Chardonnay three glasses for him and three glasses for me which was very nice. We thoroughly enjoyed our evening and will go back again soon! I absolutely recommend Eddie V's and hope that you enjoy as much as we did!
__label__4 a favorite place to bring out-of-towners, this (bar-first, distillery-second) locale has a laid back vibe, delicious bevs and great service.  the menu is limited, but full of delightful options to enjoy.  and, the strong local focus of the establishment is a definite plus.
__label__3 Great spot \"off the beaten path\" in the Willie St neighborhood. This distillery serves up their spoils via inventive cocktails, converting the distilling area into a cozy bar surrounded by whiskey barrels and fermenting vats. Only open Thursday-Saturday until 10pm. Get there early to snag an outside patio spot. \n\nThe Honey Cap was my fav, honey liquor with lime, honey, and club soda. Super refreshing on a warm summer night. The Dark and Storm goes down smooth and the bartenders mix up a great Whiskey Sour. All drinks are priced between $5-$7 and you can buy their 750 ml bottles to-go at the bar (before 9pm) for $30 or try a sample of a few of their 375 ml bottles. They serve up a cheese/charcuterie plate from Underground Food Collective, their only food option. Wonder if you can bring in food from outside? Can't see why not.
__label__4 Tucked away in a more industrial part of the city, there lies a place where great drinks are made and the sound of the main ingredient in those drinks distills in the background. And it is here that you can get a pretty good cocktail for a damn good price as well. And! and! most liquors are available to sample (generously sample) before you choose.\n\nOf those offered, the whiskey is definitely top notch. There's very little hint of burn at the end. You could even swish it around and gargle with it. Yep, I said it. Now do it.\n\nThe rest aren't bad either. Especially the ouzo, which is normally the grossest liquor anyone ever invented, but not here.\n\nAlso, unlike some so-called \"distilleries,\" they actually distill their own alcohol - quality alcohol.
__label__1 Due to unfortunate events at this gym, I am highly disappointed in the unprofessional goings on that have occurred here. I am satisfied with the way I was treated here but after careful consideration, I will seldom be using this facility.  Thanks for the memories and great friends but I am disappointed that one of the best trainers is leaving here.
__label__3 Outstanding Thai restaurant.\n\nNAGA has a very interesting and comfortable space (the seats are great), although I'm not a fan of banquette seating which dominates one side of the restaurant.  We sat at a two-top near the front.\n\nSalad roll appetizer rocked. I've never had anything quite like them. Very fresh ingredients and a tasty sauce. Catfish Dynamite and NAGA salad with tofu entrees were equally good. The salad in particular was nicely spicey, as requested.\n\nWe were just passing through, but we do that every year, so we may be back.
__label__2 A little bit above the average Thai place you go to for lunch. The food is four stars but the service is a one and a half. Try the Lemongrass chicken. Grilled marinated chicken with a sweet peanut sauce. Honestly one of the best chicken dishes I've had. Even though it's not traditional I suggest you give it a try.
__label__1 Food was mediocre and overpriced. Service was slow. It's a pretty restaurant, but that's about it.
__label__1 The last several times we've had Grimaldi's we haven't been overly impressed with the pizza quality, lack of toppings, and the cost to value ratio just plain sucks. Last night we ordered 2 large 2 topping pizzas curb side for a measly $42.\n\nAfter getting both pizzas home and opening the boxes we were presented with 2 pizzas that barely had enough mushrooms to even qualify as having them as a topping. Maybe if you combined the mushrooms from both of them you could've actually had enough for one. There was a decent amount of onions so no complaints there.\n\nMy wife and I can wolf down one of their pizzas with ease if that gives you any idea as to how filling they are, they aren't. The taste is good, the employees have always been friendly but the value is not there and in these times cost to value ratio matters a lot more than it used to.
__label__2 Definitely NOT the original. \n\nI went to the one in Brooklyn, better than the LV one.\nLV one too crispy. They also served another table our salad. Sauce was bland. I like the original better.
__label__1 We just ate here for my husband's birthday. Surprisingly, the pizza was one of the best pies I've had at a Grimaldi's, unfortunately, service was seriously lacking. The waiter never introduced himself, just took our order, and never came back until it was time for our check. Our total was $8.65 because of our birthday pizza coupon and I was planning on leaving the standard 15% (on the full amount) even though the guy didn't do much, but he came back with a 10 and two 1's. I sat there waiting for 10 minutes until the lady trying to bus my table asked if I needed something. He finally came back and I told him I needed to break the $10. So, he gave me 2 $5's. 15% of $26 is NOT $5, or $10. I hate feeling pressured to leave more than this person deserves, so I left him nothing. Sorry guy. \n\nThere was a cool balloon animal lady there who made my daughter a Hello Kitty balloon hat! She got the $2 tip from the change that he gave me because that guy wasted 10 minutes of my time. \n\nI would have given 4 stars (house salad was not very good, definitely opt for Mediterranean if you're not one for oil covered lettuce, a lot of red onion, 2 tomatoes & 3 olives) if the service hadn't been completely terrible, but alas, it was completely terrible.
__label__3 I went here last night with some friends. The service we got was great, she refilled our drinks several times and even split the check for us after we forgot to tell her to. My pizza was fantastic, I got a personal pizza with artichokes and sliced tomatoes. It's a little more expensive than I would normally pay for pizza, but the ingredients were high quality and I was really pleased with it. \nEveryone else at the table had great reviews for what they ate. I didn't see any pizza left on the table at the end of the night. Worth repeating, just wish they had a bigger menu, it's pizza or nothing.
__label__4 Let me tell you something.  This place was marvelous!!\n\nAfter a long day at Red Rocks we were so ready to get some grub!  This place hit the spot.  Everything was so fresh and full of flavor!  The service was prompt and friendly too!  I wish this pizza was in Houston!!\n\nMy only regret was not having a bigger tummy!
__label__4 Hands down best pizza ever. And it's really too bad that there isn't one in the Bay Area. I usually never eat pizza crust but for Grimaldi's I will! The pizza came out hot from the brick oven. There was something comforting and phenomenal about their pizza that I can't describe.\n\nService was great and friendly. We didn't think the filtered water is so important until we asked the waiter. It's a serious deal! One time their machine broke that they had to collect the filtered water from another location.
__label__4 I've been to Belium, this is the best I've had since then.\n\nThe attention to the batter is clear- the waffle alone is worth 5 stars.  Combine it with some strawberries or Dave and Andy's Ice Cream? It gets better.\n\nThe prices are very reasonable and the waffles are surprisingly filling (be open to sharing one!).
__label__4 I was so glad for a new snacking experience to open up in Squirrel Hill.  A Waffles to boot.  The waffles are amazing, very reasonably priced ($2 for a plain waffle and not much more with toppings which has Dozen, the previous occupant beat for value) and mine was still warm when it was handed to me and full of bits of carmelized crunchy sugar goodness.  Thank goodness it's a mile walk from my house.  Any closer and I'd be there every day
__label__3 Instead of a long wait next door, I decided to try Waffallonia for the first time.  I ordered the waffle with Nutella, bananas, and strawberries.  At first the serving size of one waffle looked a bit small for my appetite.  However, joke was on me as I started digging more and more into this brunch.  The waffle was very filling and so good.  There were sugary bites that reminded me of a funnel cake.  The fruit was fresh and everything tasted great mixed together.  I am happy there was a wait next door which prompted me to try this as it was very worth it.  The atmosphere was cozy as well as the few seats inside were pressed up against a tiny counter.  Waffallonia was a cool place with fantastic waffles.
__label__3 I had my meal on the premises while with a friend (I usually take it home) and it was a pretty decent experience.  The store is clean and the staff are so friendly they make you feel right at home.  Thanks, PoS!
__label__1 I've always liked Port of Subs but I think this experience is worth sharing.\n\nTheir posted hours for Sundays are from 9am to 9pm.  So I walk in at about 7pm on a Sunday; the lights were on, \"open\" sign blazing, and the guy behind the counter asked me \"What can I get for you?\"  So, the idiot that I am, I assumed they were open for business.\n\nEvidently not.  I wasn't eyeballing the counter too hard so I didn't notice that they had put the bread and such away until he very laboriously dragged it back out.  He sighed and scowled at me the entire time, and was sarcastic and rude whenever he spoke.  He made it extremely clear that he wanted me out of his shop and wished that I hadn't come in.  It was also made clear to me that they had to re-open the register for my order.\n\nI've worked in a shop before, and I really did feel guilty.  I know what it's like to have people come in just before closing, but I've never treated a customer that badly just for some last minute business.  But the kicker is that it was 2 hours before posted closing time, and they hadn't bothered to turn off the sign OR lock the door, even though they had apparently shut down the register.  I'm not a mind reader; I don't know you're closing 2 hours early unless I'm told.  He could have easily said \"sorry, we've just closed\" and I would have said \"oh sorry dude\" and walked out, no problem.  Though I was getting sandwiches for my parents, I'm sure they could have lived with something else.  With the same ingredients, I can make better ones at home.  I'm glad I wasn't getting anything for myself, because after the way this man treated me I doubt I would have wanted to eat it.\n\nI don't know why they happened to be closing early, and I don't care.  I just wish the older gent that \"served\" me had been honest and said they'd closed instead of using his precious five minutes to treat me like a rat turd in his lentil soup.\n\nNeedless to say, I've been put off and I doubt I'll go back.
__label__4 great food friendly staff pad kee mao how was amazing
__label__0 Very rude service, I genuinely felt I that wasn't wanted here.\n\nThe waitress barely said more than 7 words to me, \"Know what you want?\" and \"Take a seat.\"\n\nThe food was okay. I got the lunch special; the waitress dropped a bowl of soup on my table without saying what it was. No spoon. No refills.\n\nToo many better places to go in this area to waste a visit here, especially with the award winning Carlito's Burritos across the street.\n\nOh, and I got food poisoning too.
__label__0 So I decided to venture out around my neighborhood and found this place. Here is my review: Upon entry I knew this would be an odd experience. It looked more like a smoothie place versus a Thai food restaurant. Other than not having proper Thai spices (think fish oil, chilies, etc..) the pad Thai was sub-par at best! My boy got the sweet and sour chicken and was not to happy with the familiar taste of mediocre food! This was a huge disappointment. The Thai Ice Coffee wasn't too good either. And to think about it, the Thai iced tea kinda sucked as well. Over all this was a fake Thai food joint. I will NEVER return to this establishment.
__label__3 This cafe style eatery was incredibly well priced for the portions. I feel that if I lived in this neighbourhood I would be on first name basis with the staff within the week. This spot reminded me a lot of cafe bliss in Victoria BC, where it feels more like you're over at a friends kitchen than a restaurant, a charm I love when it comes to local businesses. If you're looking for some unique eats to try, head down to this gem... Also, the rest if the neighbourhood is surrounded by beautiful shops and caf\u00e9s to check out while you're done your feast.
__label__0 Sadly, I have to join the crowd on this one. I was hoping that Kitchen 56 would make my memories of Vatra go away, but instead just reminded me all over again. Food was WAY overpriced and just OK. Kudos to Eddie the Server who brought with him the only charm available the second time we tried K56; I'd give him 4 stars if the review were based solely on his service & personality. I will say the interior is much better than the previous incarnation, but the spots (lights) at the counter-height 4 top shone in my eyes and made me feel like it was last call...and I don't drink.
__label__0 Please take note: This is the first review of any type that I have ever written.\n\nKitchen 56 reminds me of a movie.  Of course, I will have to qualify that statement, but first let me say the following; in all my years of eating out Kitchen 56 gave me an absolute first.  In an attempt to be hip, if an 'open kitchen' concept can be considered as much, they offered me a glimpse into their inner workings.  What amazed me and my girlfriend was they weren't - working - I mean.   Each 'chef'   was inexplicably  staring out over the dining area, seemingly without a care in the world.  Now this place must seat 120 people with 3 'line cooks/chefs' so either they were incredibly good at their jobs or there was more to this story.   Unfortunately, before I could ponder this any further, we were seated and promptly attended by Sarah.  She was certainly the highlight of the evening and thus, through the act of choosing drinks and placing our order my previous observation evaporated.  Then the food arrived.   It was now that my previous observation bubbled back to the forefront.  The math is pretty simple.  Three line cooks + 120 people = multiple micro-wave ovens (which doesn't have to be a problem - or does it?).\n  \nI had the pork (tender)loin, which it wasn't.  It came with potatoes, which technically they still were, but not for much longer.  These things tasted like they had been re-heated, refrigerated, re-heated and refrigerated for about a week.  So in my attempt to eat those things, I inadvertently saved a complete stranger from a similar fate.  \"I took a potato for you!\" (bravo for my good deed)   Alas, Kitchen 56 staff will be forced to make another bushelful  for next week's victims.  No I don't mean patrons.  (too harsh - Monday and Tuesday probably patrons, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday - definitely  VICTIMS!!)  So one way or the other, everyone wanting to eat potatoes at Kitchen 56 will get an opportunity! \n\nI know it seems a little insane to talk about the potatoes, but here is the rub, my girlfriend's Mac and Cheese was prepared with the same loving care!  So here we are, full circle and Kitchen 56 still reminds me of a movie.  Remember a time when you couldn't wait to see a certain new release?  You know the one, the one you never saw because David Edelstein or Roger Ebert reviewed the film and said that \"__________(fill the blank with your favorite star) was sleep walking through his/her performance.   Guess what? KITCHEN 56 is that blank.  Wow!  And a last word to those guys staring off into space, the ones standing behind all that fancy commercial cooking equipment pretending to be cooks, don't let the door hit you on the way out.   \n\nNow it would be all well and good to blame the cook staff and they must shoulder most of the blame.  But I have to ask who is testing this menu?  I won't even start on the small salad (oh alright - fresh and easy - rinse before eating)  \"What we have here is a failure to communicate....\" or maybe \"This is a trickle down economics problem.\"   Be it a movie quotation or political rhetoric, either way..... Kitchen 56 you are a 1out of 56.
__label__0 Atmosphere, alcohol, and service.  If that's all your looking for, then you've found a nice spot.  However, if you intend on eating I'd suggest you continue driving down the street to one of the many Scottsdale restaurants that will deliver a much better meal.  \n\nWe were part of a large party with a pre-ordered dinner, so perhaps this played into the quality....really hard to say.  Our grilled romaine salad tasted very reminiscent of those days when my father would douse the bbq with lighter fluid and then attempt to tell us later the flavor that was strangely burning our tongues was \"outdoor grilling at it's best\".  Sorry, but it didn't work for Dad and it didn't work last night either.  I thought that perhaps the salad was a fluke, but unfortunately the disappointment continued through the bland spaghetti-o like pasta and the easy bake oven version of dessert.  \n\nIf any of the food had displayed the slightest bit of potential, I would have been happy to give them another shot.  But life is short and there's too many other restaurants putting forth a much better effort.
__label__3 I went here for lunch with my bf. If you bike here or walk, they give a 20% discount or something. Check in on foursquare and use your amex card for 5$ off.\n\n It was a casual afternoon. I had the trout and he had the happy hour fish and chips. Our food was delicious. I think the only thing I had a bit of complaint was I felt a bit rushed. However, the food and drinks are amazing. The fish and chips were fresh and so crispy. The trout dish had green beans and peanuts. I ordered mash as a side too. Fish was seasoned perfectly and green beans were crunchy not soggy. \n\n Overall,  I had a great experience and will return!
__label__1 I liked the atmosphere but was overall underwhelmed with the food.
__label__2 Came here for a networking event a couple weeks ago. They had some apps out to try and my friend ordered the quesadilla that was on happy hour. Nothing remarkable about this place food wise. I ordered a moscow mule and it was good.\n\nWe were outside on the patio which is super cute. Definitely a great place to have some wine and sit outside and enjoy the perfect weather. \n\nI need to try the main dishes because I wasn't that impressed with the food we had. We tried their chicken wings, ahi avocado salad of some sort, flatbread and parmesan, and then my frriend's quesadilla. It wasn't that the food was bad, it's just not something that I'm ever gonna think about and be like \"hey, remember xyz at Kitchen 56?\". \n\nWorth a shot to try but it's just whatever.
__label__1 Not horrible, just incredibly unremarkable.\nThe iced tea was good.  And though I didn't indulge in a cocktail their drink menu did look enticing.\nBut then so did their dinner menu...\nI split the corn cake appetizer and fig and goat cheese pizza with the husband.\nNormally you'd get the appetizer first, but everything came out at once.  No big deal, I mean the server didn't ask and we didn't specify, so really no love lost there, just an observation.  The descriptions of both made them exciting choices.\nThen they arrived to our table. Really quickly at least.  The pizza looked good, the appetizer did not.  But whatevs, all looks the same in the end right?\nThe barbecue sauce used on the pork for the appetizer was too vinegary.  The pork was fine, the corn cakes were ok.  Like the presentation the dish was lackluster.\nSame with the pizza.  We have had goat cheese and fig pizzas elsewhere and this one failed to compete.  The blobs of goat cheese were a little gamey for my liking, and rather than use actual figs they chose an overly tart spread, again in globs.  The crust was fine.  boring. \nMay be back for a cocktail on the patio,  but dinner will be elsewhere.
__label__0 I've been there a few times and I just don't understand? \n\nThis place has potential with location,ambiance and staff but the food is horrible.\n\nI wanted to like this place as it's in a great and convenient location. I've been here 4 times and still have not found one thing that's decent on the menu. This last time I was there I had the chicken sandwich on their homemade bread. The chicken was over cooked and the bread was not good either. Everyone in our party did not like their food. For desert they had ice cream, that came out melted and served that way. How do you mess up ice cream?? \n\nPlenty of restaurants to eat in the neighborhood and unfortunately this one is my least favorite.
__label__3 Best burger and service I have had in a long time.\n\n1.The burger and fries that I had at this restaurant was the best I have had in a long time. Cooked properly and seasoned perfectly. Fries were fresh cut potato and well disappeared off my plate.\n\n2. The server was kind good at giving recommendations and made the experience that much better. my drink never got empty and attention was paid to what we needed for the table. I have never been more pleased with a wait staff in a long time.\n\nThe only gripe I have is parking and the ability to get in can be a little annoying but a good hole in the wall none the less.
__label__2 THIS Is A Cafe (COFFEE SHOP), I thought that it might be a good alternative to the Dorstop for Breakfast but their menu for breakfast is small. The item I ate ( Breakfast Special: Toads in a Hole) had was okay. Little overpriced for what the meal was. Coffee very good. Nice atmosphere. Service was okay, I thought that it would have been faster for the amount of people that were in the place and the relative low complexity of my meal. Their lunch menu looks much better than breakfast. If they are attempting to have a more gourmet approach to breakfast,which is the attitude I got, they are a little behind the curve.
__label__4 I cannot begin to describe how much love I have for this place!  Every. Single. Item.  I have had has been amazing!  I have now officially had breakfast, lunch and dinner here.  Should I be proud?  I think strongly lean towards a yes!  \n\nI was lucky enough to meet a lovely bunch of yelpers here for lunch.  Lunch is my least favorite meal.  In my personal opinion, it's hard to make lunch items non boring.  I'm not really a sammie fan (unless it's drowned in something, like a Reuben drowned in 1000 Island).  I like salads, but only if they're full of ingredients.  You get the point, I want my lunches to be fabulous....and they're usually utterly boring.  SO not the case with my delish veggie wrap.  It was oozing with rich cheese, packed full of YUM-O grilled veggies (eggplant, squash, zuch, mushrooms, etc.) and toasted to perfections....even the wrap was toasted!  I was in veggie heaven!  \n\nFast forward to the next night (obsessed much!?) and I enjoyed the company of some other yelpers at Sugar for their fall tasting menu.  I'm all about dinner, usually because it leads to dessert!  But everything was beyond amazing.  The Butternut Squash soup had to be the best soup I had ever tasted in my life...I'm for serious!  I chose the Wild Salmon and potatoes.  While this was good, I was also able to sample the Root Veggie Pot roast was to die for!  The goat cheese mixed in with the crisp veggies was my heaven!  \n\nIf there's ever another tasting for dinner you MUST go!  They don't normally serve dinner, so it's a special circumstance.  But take advantage of their delicious sweet treats during the day...cupcakes, tiny crisp macaroons and freshly baked pound cakes. I'm in love!
__label__0 Went to this location and walked out not even 10 minutes later. When we walked in, we were greeted by the manager with an unintelligible grunt and a vague wave that we took as \"sit wherever\". We sat there for 5 minutes before anyone even acknowledged our presence. By then we were already debating whether we should stay or go. When a waitress finally showed up to our table, we were at our limit with our patience. We told her we needed a few more moments, which we used to confirm our decision to leave. On our way out, she said \"change your mind folks\" in a condensing and disgruntled tone. We will not be returning and I think we now understand why there weren't very many customers there.
__label__4 I've been a long time customer of Oregano's, so I was excited to see a new one open up near my house.  I'm happy to say the food is just as fabulous and my server Jordan was fantastic. Very funny and on top of her game!  If you're into a good sandwich then I'd recommend the Stuffed Turkey. The full size was enough for dinner and lunch the next day.
__label__4 Serious....\nSP Fries....\nWings\nreally, this place rocks
__label__1 Clearly a very disappointing visit to Oregano's.  \n\nAlways been a fan of this place, but the quality sure seems to be on the downward spiral.  The Beefstro Salad my ultimate favorite lacked dressing and not much beef i.e. totally lacked the zing.  The pasta was very average and the sausage was kept whole on the side, not mixed in and nothing special about the Chipolte Sauce.  In summary very average.  I could have gone to Trader Joe's got some of their fancy pasta sauce, pasta and sausage and replicated the same.\n\nSadly this place is now a hit and miss, as its not my second time that they have come up short.  While this chain is growing, keeping quality and service that made them a regular favorite is something that seems to be a challenge.
__label__4 Amazing!! You see results as little as a month and each class you feel better an better! I was so sick of cardio and its a great way to build muscle and tone up. It's certainly addicting and relaxing all at the same time. Once you start, it's hard to stop.
__label__4 This is seriously very authentic Mexican food! Me and my boyfriend are regulars and usually order carne asada tacos, chorizo tacos, sopes, quesadillas, tostadas, or burritos. Those are all super duper good! The salsas are spicy and tasty, just like they're supposed to be! Don't be fooled by the sketchy outer appearance of the building, you will not be disappointed!
__label__0 Went for lunch and we all ordered Carne asada burrito. Food was plain and overpriced for what you get.
__label__0 Well... I should have listen to all the reviews I read here so it is totally my fault. \nWhen I booked my apt for a blow-dry I mentioned that I read reviews on Yelp that weren't impressive but I want to give them a try as I live close by.\nMy hairdresser didn't know how to blow-dry my hair. It was a mess. She kept asking another girl (that just stopped working there) questions on how to hold the brush and which brush to use. I realize they all have to start somewhere but maybe they should be supervised ? \nI didn't leave with wet hair like others but it wasn't what I wanted my hair to look like (and pay for) . It took her an hour (!) to do that so even though I mentioned I wasn't happy I didn't have the time to stay there longer. \nThe owner was there the whole time but it doesn't seem like she supervise her staff or care about the satisfaction of her clients. \nAgain, my fault, should have trust my fellow yelpers :)\nI love seeing places opening in Arcadia, especially that they are done so well, but that is not enough to keep us coming. You actually have to have good service for that.
__label__4 Love this place! So glad that I decided to come here with my friend. Ask for Summer or Kate, they are fabulous and friendly! Love my mani pedi and definitely will be coming back to this cute little place.
__label__3 The chicken strips and G fries were freshly made and were very good.  I look forward to going back for the 'chicken and waffles'.
__label__0 We did not stay long enough to taste the food. This restaurant is NOT kid friendly.  The do not have high chairs or booster seats.  Way to ensure you alienate yourself from half of your potential customers.  You would think that a restaurant would do whatever they could to ensure all customers could eat there. Especially since this experience took place at 10:30 am on what is usually considered a busy eating-breakfast-out day and there was not a soul in the restaurant.
__label__0 jail sucks, worst food ever!  Plus the people there stink and are mean...dont go, its not fun.   Stay home instead, or take a taxi home, dont drink and drive!
__label__0 Such a horrible experience...the food was horrible...the owner is a jerk...and the cops were even present when the owner started some sort of a scene outside. I would never return.
__label__2 I tried this place for the first time during restaurant week and the overall experience was fine. I talked to Dora a couple times while making and confirming the reservation...she was super friendly and helpful! When I actually entered the restaurant, however, whoever greeted us probably shouldn't have been standing at the host stand. Our server was nice but seemed distracted. \n\nThe food was fantastic...the salmon was cooked perfectly and the chocolate mousse cake was to die for!! I wanted to order 15 more pieces to take home!
__label__3 Great vibe, great DJ, and most importantly... fast service at the bar!  I kinda liked how it was an intimate size lounge, and I loved the art they had there.  Fun size dance floor with black lights and glow in the dark drawings on the wall.  They were spinning fun 80's music when I went there Saturday.  Very clean facility, and friendly bartenders.  I loved the service there.  It took me 5 minutes to order and get my drink.  Normally I hate how hard it is the get bartender's attention,  but they were very attentive of who walks up (even when it was pretty busy). Drinks were not over priced.   My drink,  which was an extra-dirty martini ($7), was perfect--not too strong and exactly what I wanted.  They also have this yummy beer called \"Snakebite\" (New Castle and Cider)--i recommend trying it!
__label__0 I frequent the Zoyo location near my house, so I was happy to see this location as I was driving around.  That was, until I got inside.\n\nThe flavors were different from those I have tried, so I asked for a couple of sample cups.  The staff member on duty handed me one, so I went and tried one of the flavors and came back as I wanted to try another before making my decision.  I asked for another and the staff member, after pretending not to hear me, quipped back in a very rude tone of voice \"one per customer.\"  I was completely taken aback and wasn't sure that I heard him correctly given his tone.  I asked what he had said and he repeated it, almost yelling at me.  Other customers noticed as well and looked over at him with a shocked look on their faces.\n\nNeedless to say I will never be back here again.  A shame, the location closer to my home is always so friendly.
__label__3 My husband and I have eaten here multiple times and I've taken several friends here for lunch.  It's been excellent every time and the service is always friendly and informative.  I guess it's not perfect judging from some other reviews, but you just can't please everyone every time.  It's great neighborhood spot.
__label__0 Let me start by saying if I could give this dive 0 stars trust me I would!!! \n\nThis by far was the WORST experience I have EVER had. The hostest was a complete idiot the server was sooo rude and the food was HORRIBLE with small portions and I dont eat a lot, so for me to say small portions is pretty bad.\n\nIt took us 30 mins to get drinks... just drinks, then when we finally get our drinks he takes our order impatiently and rolling his eyes while were giving him our order.\n\nWe had to flag different waiters down just to get refills because our waiter was MIA, oh and when we finally get our food an hour and a half after ordering it, its like 10 strings of fettuccine pasta and 2 pieces of chicken!!!!\n\nAfter eating our food we paid our $90 bill and left after being there for 3 hours!!! Please for the love of God NEVER go here!!! Over priced, Horrible service, Rude servers who obviously hate their job!!!
__label__0 ...poorly trained stuff... took 40 minutes to get drinks, an hour to get breakfast... good luck trying it...
__label__4 The drive thru staff is always so sweet and friendly.  This place makes a for a great start to my day.  To me, this dunkin is beautiful.  Best coffee in all the land.
__label__4 Great carnitas! Very tender, crispy char on the outside but juicy inside. I asked for their salsa verde to go with it and my nose was running and mouth was burning! What a great meal. Dos Equis on draft helped cool it down.
__label__2 While Crescent area can be cringe-worthy, I had a lovely mello time here indoors with the graceful and charming Rawan K, and then outdoors wondering about the women of Wanda's (strip club upstairs) with a brat pack of hawt Yelpers on the sidewalk tables. The macarons were light and lovely (especially the chocolate and coffee ones, yum) and they did in fact pair well with wine and whiskey.  The sandwich I ordered was just okay, and when it was taken away to be doggy-bagged up it never returned. Also: slow jazz. You always lose one star for slow jazz. That's the rule. ;)
__label__2 Super greasy, really cheap prices but somehow they still retained some quality in the food. The pizzas here are pretty good. I wouldn't ever crave them, but I wouldn't be opposed to going here if someone suggested it.\n\nThe brownies are really good!
__label__2 The atmosphere, as Melissa J mentioned, is stylish. The lights are fairly low and the noise level is relatively peaceful. It's a very nice and subdued place, which is probably what you'd expect of a more upscale Japanese restaurant lacking a hibachi grill.\n\nI went for the grand opening tonight and I was only slightly disappointed: they have a fixed menu with some limited items. There's appetizers, salads, dumplings, ramen, and some desserts. However, there's only several listed for each type. The drinks list is also fairly limited, but if you're into beer and sake-type drinks, you'll be fairly pleased. There are some alternative beverages, but don't expect a lot of soda, wines, or other types outside of this.\n\nI got myself a glass of the Chardonnay and the tonkotsu ramen. The Chardonnay was a terrible mistake on my end of things: it doesn't seemingly pair well with anything on the menu, so it was a poor decision, in retrospect. Not their fault on this one.\n\nThe tonkotsu ramen was good, but not great. It was very mild and soft, but lacked a special flavor. The noodles were good and the char siu pork was incredible. I'd wished they'd put some more in because it'd certainly add some more flavor to the broth.\n\nThe service was a little spotty, too: it took us a few minutes to be noticed by a staff member who just told us to sit at a bar. Then, when we did, it took about 15 minutes for us to be asked about ordering anything. I understand it was the first night and some things were probably getting worked out, though.\n\nOverall, it was a great atmosphere and decent food. A little expensive, but not the worst. I'd come back.
__label__1 My husband and I tried Umami for the first time this week and were disappointed.  We started with shrimp and shitake mushroom dumplings, which were decent though they did not have a shrimp taste.  My husband had the veggie ramen and I had the pork version.  Both were overly salty; the veggie version had tastier broth but both were farily bland.  There were no subtle tastes.  Overall, the ramen bowls were passable but nothing we would return for.  The decor is soothing, clean and distinctive and the service was good.  The menu is limited but we did not try the appetizers or salads.
__label__3 Do yourself a favor and enjoy some pork buns at Umami.
__label__2 Dropped by for a drink on 3/31; ended-up staying for dinner.\n\n+ Sat at the bar, which was empty at 6:15pm on Monday night\n+ Happy hour runs from 5-7pm; 2-for-1 taps, rails, and sake\n+ Bartender was prompt and eager to help\n- Bartender stayed *extremely* eager/anxious/persistent through entire visit, until it came time to pay the check; then she was M.I.A.\n- Bartender never exchanged any pleasantries - it was *all* business and only about getting more things for us; no \"how are things?\" or \"you're welcome\" - it was, \"you ready for another round?\" or \"ready to order entrees?\" - with as dead as it was, she seemed to be in a hurry to get us out of there\n\n+ Saketini was excellent\n+ Tuna Poke (essentially tuna tartare) was good; a bit over-dressed, but decent\n- Ramen was mediocre; despite being pork, it tasted more like seafood\n- Sorbet was ok\n\n- Overpriced. $12 for a bowl of ramen, plus $1.50 to split it into two bowls, plus $1 for \"flavor bombs\"? I'm sorry... a bowl of soup with some noodles and a smattering of super-shaved pork should not cost $16. \n\nOur light meal (one appetizer, splitting an order of dumplings and splitting an order of ramen, sorbet, plus a few drinks (all during happy hour)) cost $81 with tip. That's a tad outrageous in my opinion. I'm still not sure how it all added-up to be so expensive - I hate being nickle-and-dimed by places. \n\nFor comparison, my last dinner at Forequarter was $74 with tip, and we had a much better meal and experience.
__label__0 If I could turn back time and not have gone to La Petite France Bistro...I would.  It was terrible.  From the slow service to the iced tea that wasn't ice tea...and the waiter not even noticing no one at our table drank it...to the sick feeling I had after the meal:(\nThe smoked salmon crepes were not edible.  They were salty and sickly fishy.  We hid them under the blob of lettuce they call a salad.  We also got their version of a pizza...it was at least palatable...but not worth bringing the left overs home.  Also, we had a Quiche Lorraine.  I felt like I was eating hospital food.  Again, we could eat it but it wasn't very good.  We wanted dessert...but I was scared to try anything further.  \n\nWe had just had two great crepe experiences while traveling in San Fran and were looking forward to this.  I'm sorry to write this review as I think it is a individual owner trying to make a go of things...but I think this place needs to revamp before it becomes a casuality.  I only think it is fair to warn others so no one else wastes time, money and calories on this joint.
__label__4 This place was amazing! I was very impressed, considering it was my first time, all my expectations were met. Our server was very kind when giving recommendations and patient when we had no idea what some of the stuff on the menu was. Our food came rather quickly, as we came right at the end of the rush.  We had the smoked salmon omelette and the Nutella crepe with strawberries and bananas. Everything was so delicious. I will definitely be back again.
__label__0 worst restaurant.it is no way comparable with Malaya cuisine in elizabeth uptown charlotte.The malaysian fried rice which I ordered looked like old and smelled really bad.I would never recommend this restaurant to anybody.If you want Malaysian food I will recommend the Malaya cusine in elizabeth near CPCC central campus.
__label__2 As far as Starbucks locations go, there isn't a tremendous amount of differentiation. However, you can still rate the atmosphere, the attitude of the baristas, and quite importantly, the accuracy of the drink orders. \n\nWe ordered two drinks - first, a cool line refresher. My companion requested \"easy on the ice\". It was almost completely filled with ice with very little drink. I ordered a triple caramel frappucino with no whipped cream. Instead, there was lots of whipped cream. So they were 0 for 2 on drink accuracy. \n\nThere is a decent amount of seating upstairs, with couches and so on. So they get points for that.
__label__3 Had lunch here with a friend on what I think was maybe their second day open. We knew they were open, as my friend had called; however, there wasn't any signage to indicate name, that they were open, etc.\n\nI ordered the turkey/brie sandwich with sweet potato fries along with a fresh squeezed lemon-aid. I wasn't able to eat the bread that the menu indicated that the sandwich came with; however, they were out of it.  Seemed strange to be out of something on the 2nd day, but the sourdough was ok. Next time I know to specifically ask for wheat.  One note, I had assumed that the turkey would be white meat; however, it was mixed.  Not a huge issue, but it was something that I would have liked to know as I'm not really a huge fan of dark meat. \n\nMy friend ordered the iced green tea and the grilled portabella salad.  She seemed to really enjoy it, so I think I'll have to try it next time.\n\nWe went during lunch, but we were also given the breakfast menu.  I will certainly have to go back to try their breakfast items.  It looked YUMMY.
__label__1 I was so hopeful we found a new place that we could frequent...but our hopes were soon stomped on by over priced bland food.  I will say their caprese salad was good. \n\nMy husband had the baked goat cheese that came out 8 minutes after my salad & was burned...as soon as the server dropped off his appetizer she said that our dinners were up & asked if she should just bring them out.  We asked that she wait so he could eat his appetizer, a few minutes later our dinner was on the table & we were not even half done with our first course.  \n\nHe ordered the meatloaf & was unimpressed and thought it was pre-made from sysco, his green beans were nuked to death and were the texture of old shoe leather.  I ordered the Mac & cheese. I figured the $8  price tag would yield a high end very good dish.  Well, kraft deluxe is not the worst thing, but I did not expect that from a restaurant.  Masteros & Flemings serve theirs for $5 and are both very good Mac & cheese dishes.  Basically I felt a little robbed by the entire meal. Total for the meal was $76.00 which included a $34 bottle of wine.\n\nWe are sad to say that we won't be back unless we hear things have improved.  The design of the restaurant was wonderful...but they need to figure out their food & service or it will be just more empty commercial space in the valley.
__label__4 Our first time at BLD was tonight (11/15/11) and it was absolutely FABULOUS!  Rick was our server - everything went perfectly. Since it was our first time, I took some suggestions from him and I am very glad I did!  I had the braised short ribs with Parmesan Risotto...(if you have never tried it...it is a MUST!!)\n\nThe service was very good, the food even better!  I am glad that Chandler is starting to get some really good places to eat like BLD.  I highly suggest that you go.\n\nLoved the decor, atmosphere, and everything about it...can't wait to go back!
__label__4 I love BLD... LOVE it. I can't get enough of their breakfast foods - especially the Monte Cristo. Who wouldn't love yummy pieces of ham, slathered with raspberry preserved and sandwiched between two thick pieces of french toast. Yum! With potatoes on the side, too. Double yum. \n\nI've been several times, for breakfast, lunch & dinner. Breakfast is served until 2pm or so, but after 3pm (ish) the menu changes to dinner only (which is my only complaint... I wish I could have breakfast any time of the day). Their lunch sandwiches have all been delicious and their happy hour menu is pretty darn good too. \n\nThere is a full bar for all of your booze needs & a wonderfully comfortable outdoor patio. One big highlight for me is that BLD has a dog-friendly patio. I can bring my pooch with me after a trip to the dog park (Paseo Vista dog park isn't too far from BLD). They always offer me a water bowl when she's with me & even sometimes have massive dog bones. \n\nThe staff have all been fantastic - friendly and knowledgeable. I look forward to going back each time!
__label__3 My family and I tried this for the first time about a week ago. The food was unique, and very good for adults, but my kids freaked out about it. They had very unique draft beers and unusual drink choices.  It was a little Spendey, but we really enjoyed the change.  Great happy hour prices and happy hour every day of the week.
__label__0 Third time is not the charm. Sorry guys but your waitress was rude and sarcastic (and not in a good way either.) I'd love to come into this restaurant and have a friendly vibe but it just isn't happening. Water is not filtered and you can taste it. Hot chocolate was neither sweet nor chocolately. And hey, is it really so hard to put the hollandaise on the side? That's what I asked for but that's not how my benedict came to me. Set in front of me with no apology like I just have to eat it this way or nothing. And that avocado mush - what is that? No flavor added to the bennie at all. Whatever - There won't be any more chances here. Really sorry - I tried to like you.
__label__4 The food here is amazing. You can tell the owners really love to cook.  I haven't had a bad meal here.  Quiet most days for lunch and dinner.  It can be crazy on Sundays for brunch with the after church crowd, so try to avoid it then.  Monte Cristo sandwich is insanely good, but they have lots of lighter food available too.  I also like the simple breakfast if you just want eggs and bacon.  Also the chicken and brie sandwich is pretty good too.  The men in my family like Hash of the Dog.
__label__2 This place for me is a love hate relationship. Food is amazing! I've been here several times and I always love my dish. Burger is delicious and huge! Salads are amazing! Even my child's captain crunch nuggets are great!\n\nMy hate relationship is the service. My waitress is extremely nice but not good at customer service. First time she messed up my order & I had to wait 10 mins to let her know it's not what I order. She apologized then rushed a new order, which later came out burnt! I couldn't eat it. Everyone at my table agreed it was burnt. I would had told her it was burnt but she never came back to check on us. I tried my friends others dishes and they were good! \n\nLast weekend I actually went again. Same waitress btw. My salad was wrong which she corrected but never checked on us. We waited 20 mins for our check, that's after we finished eating. I'm sure if I had just walked out no one would have noticed. But I don't dine & dash. \n\nI will continue to go there for the great food but I will just stick to sitting at the bar probably. Nice decor as well. Nice atmosphere. Check it out for yourself. Hence my love hate relationship why I have three stars.
__label__3 This was my first time to Sekong By Night.  I have had Khmer food before, which is ironic, as my wife is from Vietnam, but never had Khmer food from Cambodia.  She has to come to the USA to experience Khmer food!!  I have eaten Khmer food in San Francisco CA, and in Siem Reap.\n\nBoth my wife and I were pleasantly surprised with Sekong By Night.  It looks like a tiny little forgettable restaurant from outside on the street, but once you step inside. you can see the owner put some thought into the decor.  It really looks Asian.  It is as though the owner went on a shopping trip to Phnum Penh and came back with tons of artwork for the place.  \n\nThe Amok fish is really nice.  Reminded me of a cafe I had dinner at in Siem Reap some 9 years ago when I was seeing Angkor.  The fish was fresh.  My wife wanted to switch with me (she ordered the Katheaw Cha).  \n\nThe Katheaw Cha is also very good.  \n\nI ordered a Coconut Juice as my drink expecting it to be canned.  It was fresh, and smelled fresh (a pleasant surprise!!!)\n\nMy wife ordered the Grass Jelly drink, and it was also good.  \n\nI really wish that this place was in Mesa AZ, as I would go more often.  Maybe so, I will make the drive again to this place from Mesa as appropriate.  This place was a pleasant surprise and I wish the owner great success.  I want this restaurant to succeed.  \n\nThe only place where the Khmer food was better (for me) was Siem Reap, but then it is perhaps a little unfair to compare a restaurant in the USA to what really is available in Cambodia.
__label__1 Since I eat Cambodian food every week at home, I wasn't tempted to dine here, but my sis and mom have been wanting to check it out for a while.  \n\nWe dined here a few weeks ago and left feeling...underwhelmed.  Service provided by the brother and sister duo was friendly; however, the food, although decent, was a bit too Westernized for my taste.  As another Yelper has mentioned, the portions are too small for the advertised prices.  \n\nWe ordered the following (shared between five adults and one child):  1) beef noodle soup (similar to the Vietnamese pho / $6); 2) lok lac beef (marinated pan fried cubes of beef / $8); 3) chicken fried rice ($8); 4) pleah (beef salad $10); 5) bbq platter (shrimp & beef skewers, chicken wings / $14); and 6) pork/pate sandwich ($5).  \n\nThe good:\n* entrees were presented beautifully on green plates reminiscent of banana leaves\n* with the exception of the pleah (beef salad), the food looked good and tempting\n* with the exception of the lok lac beef, food arrived in a fairly timely manner \n* the beef skewers were delicious (can really taste the flavor of the marinade, especially the lemongrass)\n* iced coffee I ordered was good (albeit a bit weaker than the Viet kind / $3)\n* basil seed drink was good (and interesting to look at / $2)\n* as previously mentioned, service was friendly\n* the restaurant is decorated appropriately with Cambodian items\n\nThe bad:\n* while the rest of the entrees arrived within 20 minutes after ordering, my lok lac beef was brought to the table an HOUR later\n* the portion size of the lok lac beef is more indicative of a lunch serving, not dinner \n* the flavor of the lok lac was decent, but not as robust as usual (perhaps the beef cubes weren't given enough time to marinate)\n* the pleah (beef salad) was TOO tart and had us thinking, \"where's the beef?\" (it did not look nor tasted like the traditional pleah we're used to - Cambodian beef ceviche) \n* bring your sunglasses because the lighting in the restaurant is bright!!!\n\nI know it makes sense to tone down some of the Cambodian flavors, but it's too toned down for my taste.  With that said, if you've not had Cambodian food, Sekong would be a good introduction to the dishes of Cambodia.  Sekong is to be commended for offering Cambodian food to valley residents.  \n\nFor authentic Cambodian cuisine, you'll have to go to the LA area.  They don't care about toning down the flavors there to suit Western tastes, because shoot, there are loads of Asians to fill up their restaurants.\n\n(In addition to the food pics from Sekong, I also posted a pic of lok lac beef I ordered from one of the LA restaurants...for comparison.)
__label__4 I have been wanting to go to the one and only \"Cambodian\" restaurant in the valley for quite a few months and we finally made it and LOVED it from the moment we entered. An aura of love, peace and harmony welcomed us in. LOVED the food!!!!!! It was my husband's 1st adventure  into Cambodian cuisine. He is an adventurous spirit and loves most cuisines so I knew he would treasure the unique flavors of Cambodia. It was cooked by Mom who used to work for Intel. Served by son and daughter. Even though it was busy he found time to converse with us. It was one of those lingering, thought provoking, conversation provoking experiences that stays with you until your next visit.
__label__4 OMeGoodness!! The food was fantastic, but what will I be coming back for???\n\nTheir Iced Coffee with sweetened condensed milk\n&\nTheir tapioca with plantains and coconut milk... \n\nI have pregnancy cravings (without the pregnancy part) and some days I just neeeed these. I bought the coffee at Lee Lees, but I cant recreate the brewing process... I have told everyone about this place! \n\nAgain... Food = FANTASTIC\nBBQ platter\nLemongrass beef\nAmok fish... All fantastic!
__label__4 Came here for lunch with a group of coworkers, all first timers. This is some seriously good ethnic food. If you are looking for some tasty flavors and you already like vietnamese/thai food - this is the place. Had the beef sandwich, it was delicious.
__label__2 This place was decent. Ordered the egg rolls and grilled pork dishes. The wait was SERIOUSLY long for the food for the amount of people that were at the restaurant when my wife and I visited.\n\nThe restaurant was clean and tidy however when we were there there was quite a bit of smoke coming from the kitchen area that seeped into the main restaurant (I think they had some ventilation issues).\n\nBoth the egg rolls were super small and they served it with sweet and sour sauce (not the traditional fish sauce), and the grilled pork was tasty but portion wise small for the price.\n\nOverall, it was worth the visit but will most likely not worth another visit.
__label__1 It was very crowded and the line was fairly long but it did move quickly. We got two small cheeseburgers and one large fry with two regular size drinks for $20, Yikes. The burgers were ok at best,The buns fell apart  about halfway through and the fries were horrible. I can think of plenty of places with better burgers for less money.  All in all FGBF's was a big disappointment and I will not go back. Gave it two stars for the quick way they handled the line and for the peanuts.
__label__2 lets start with the good....peanuts, good fries, good selection of teas, decent burgers and grilled mushrooms. things not as good, they are a little pricy for only a \"decent\" burger (looking at close to $10 pp for meal) with no table service and coke products. of course that isnt a negative if you like coke. they are really kind of like an expensive in-n-out with peanuts. i wouldn't avoid them if someone suggested them but i don't think they will be a a regular for me. think if i wanted to pay extra for serve yourself i would choose fudruckers or fatburger instead. would have given them two stars but think the peanuts earned them the third.
__label__2 Not sure what the deal is.  I hear great things about this place from reliable sources but I was underwhelmed with my burger.  Don't get me wrong - it was a decent burger and the bacon was, I dare say, delicious.  But it's bacon.  \nThink the issue with Five Guys is twofold:\n1) They seriously need to put SALT on the patties.  Yeah whoever the five guys are....season your food.  Like In-n-Out does.  In-n-Out even has a sign you can see from drive thrus reminding their cooks to season the patty correctly.  Clearly no such reminder at Five Guys.  I've eaten at two locations in two states and this is a trend.  A bad one.\n2) I'm all for picking your own toppings - I guess.  But how's about a burger you can just order off the menu?  Because, honestly, the first time I go to a place I usually ask for the most popular or recommended item.  Makes sense right?  You go in there and what do you do?  Order the burger with everything?  Just what you like?  Is this really a decision you can take time to make with 20 people behind you in line and you not wanting to be like the idiot in front of you who, LITERALLY, took 3 minutes 26 seconds to order his burger with 20 people behind him.  I timed it cause my uncanny douche bag spider sense tingled and knew it would happen.  \n\nFries were ok.  Next time I'll try the cajun ones.  They need to use smaller fries and hotter oil because it isn't crispy like McDonalds fries. Or double fry them because the fries do not have a crispy exterior.  WTF is with that.\nAlso, not necessary to carbo load so many fries in one order.  I'd rather pay less for less fries and not have to dig through fries to get to my custom ordered hamburger.  But that's a minor complaint.\n\nBut have to say it's way better than Fatburger, BK (obviously), McDonalds (obviously) and a whole host of those little hamburger joints that also serve breakfast.  It's also more expensive than these other places and not sure it's worth it.  \n\nOh yeah...their buns are the definition of mediocre.  Seriously, they should rename it Four Guys and send the fifth guy to learn how to make or buy decent bread.  It's awful for a $6 hamburger.  In-n-Out, on the other hand has epic hamburger buns.
__label__2 I agree with the majority of the Yelp reviews... I would give this place a solid 3 stars. With all of the burger joints to choose from in Las Vegas, I thought Five Guys was good but nothing to rave about.\n\nI ordered the Bacon Cheeseburger with two patties and my husband and I shared regular Cajun fries.  The great thing about this place is that toppings are free even grilled onions and mushrooms. We originally ordered the large fries but the cashier was nice enough to tell us that the large is meant for 3-4 people. Our number was called right away even though the place was packed. Service was efficient and the tables were cleared as soon as people left. \n\nThe Bacon Cheeseburger was enormous! I actually ate half for lunch and half for dinner and was quite full. The cashier was right about advising us to order the regular size fries. The fries were tasty. My burger was really good as well but not spectacular. \n\nI didn't like the loudness of the place. All of the workers yelled out the orders and it was just distracting. I felt the need to eat in a rush because it was just too loud inside with the yelling and loud music.\n\nI would definitely go here again but only if I'm in the area. I can't help but compare this place to In-n-Out and I would still choose In-n-Out over it.
__label__4 Awesome! Five guys....Mmmmmm! That's all I got to say...love the fries..talk about canon style.
__label__3 Five guys is a great alternative to fast food burgers without getting mixed up in the world of \"gourmet\" burgers. Their burgers are very tasty and are available with a huge list of free toppings unlike most places at this level. Get some free peanuts while you're waiting for your order? Yes please. Although I enjoy the burgers, I think the fires are worth equal mention. They come in regular and cajun variety and I've never seen anyone who actually needed to order a large. The regular is plenty, even to share. The menu is pretty basic but they do have a hot dog and a grilled cheese option for those who aren't into burgers. I will say that for me it is kind of a toss up between Five Guys and In N Out, but I seem to find myself here more often.
__label__0 I just moved here from California a year ago and this place is near my house so I figured I would give it a try since I can also get an oil change.  From the beginning they have done less than ok (the gas station car wash is way better), but it's easy so I just kept going.  This time I have a new car and had to go up to the mountains so it needed some love.  I didn't have time to go anywhere else so I bit the bullet and paid the higher fee ($20) and made sure to explain the specific things I wanted.  All I can say is nothing like having to Windex your glass when you get home five miniutes after a car wash.  They put so much crap on the dash and steering wheel I have had to wash my hands every time I get in and out of the car.  I have officially learned my lesson and will be searching Yelp for a better choice no matter how far I have to drive!
__label__1 This place used to be really good.  Now, it's like they really don't give a crap.  Message to Danny's: you are in the business of washing cars, NOT selling crap like birthday cards and floor mats.  Focus on getting the vehicles clean (inside AND out) in a timely matter and you will rule.  Why no one has been able to do this is beyond me. See pic.
__label__4 This is one of my favorite Burlesque shows in Las Vegas. The performers, both local and out of town are excellent performers and always entertaining. Each month offers a new theme, and 3 times a year is the Student Teacher Showcase which highlights the students completion of the Burlesque 101 and the Solo Act Development courses. This is not a Strip Burlesque show, it's better and one to be seen
__label__3 Just happen to run across Nana's as it was in the vicinity of where I was, and I thought it was delish!  It was a great value for $10 to where I left full, and got a sample of true souther comfort food w/out feeling weighed down or overstuffed. The fried chicken was some of te best I've had - crispy on the outside and juicy on the inside - and tasty sides. The small cornbread was sweet enough that it scratched a dessert itch without having to buy a dessert. It was simple and tasty. To boot the service was friendly and fun.
__label__0 i just recently called to enquire about calories and the person who answered (a guy) was very rude. first he could not make a estimation about how much calories are in the plate. when i explained to him while talking politely make an estimation of how much calories was in a small plate vs. a large plate the person rudely hung up. he could have given me a number and it would have been all good but now i decided not to go there.
__label__3 First, let's get this clear: Los Dos is *not* a \"Mexican\" restaurant.  It is \"New Mexican.\"  So if you're expecting whatever your idea of Mexican food is, you'll be confused and disappointed.  No soft tacos, no fish tacos, no big piles of tomato and lettuce with a side of sour cream.  Even the chips and salsa are different--the chips are thicker and crunchier, and the salsa is thin.  And there is no *mild* salsa.  \n\nI do not recommend this place for vegetarians,  nor is it for folks who don't like spicy food.  I also do not recommend their margaritas, unless you're okay with paying 10 bucks for a weak, too-sweet drink--to be fair, I like my margaritas the real, old-school way: tequila, triple sec, lime juice.  That's it.   But beer lovers should find something they'll like.\n\nIf you're smart, you'll steer clear of the pedestrian fare on the a la cart and combo menus and order from the \"chef's specials\" section.  I highly recommend the chile relleno with adovada and the chile plate with machaca.  Of course, you can customize several of the dishes by selecting whichever meat you want--chicken, adovada, machaca, etc. The only non-spicy option here is the carnitas, which I never order because I love the adovada too much to pass up on it.\n\nThe plates come with beans (very good) and rice (okay), and the servings are huge. The tortillas served on the side are thick, chewy and the perfect vehicle for sopping up all the spicy, gooey goodness on your plate.  I always end up needing a to-go box, which I invariably send home with my partner--one \"cheat\" a week is plenty, thanks!\n\nThe servers have always been friendly on my visits.  Last night, we had a very sweet young man who was as attentive as we would want.  The kitchen and the bar can be slow, though.  So don't expect to get in and out quickly.  The only thing that I totally disapprove of is the way the bill is sometimes presented.  Depending on how busy they are, sometimes the waiter brings you an iPad sort of device, and then stands there while you sign your bill.  I don't have an issue with going digital.  My problem is that the screen basically demands that you select from one of three pre-set tip amounts--I think it's 18, 20 and 22%.  I find that incredibly tacky, presumptuous and very awkward, since the server is standing there, waiting for you to finish with the device. \n\nSo I hope that the owners of this location are listening: Some of your guests may not know how to calculate a tip, but please don't insult those of us who do.  Do not impose upon our judgement of the service.  If you're *really* worried about your servers being screwed over by angry/cheap customers, make sure your employees do their jobs well, and/or pay them better.  Thanks.
__label__2 First impression... Walking up to the restaurant I was knocked back with an incredible aroma emanating from the patio/front door. You could tell that this place was cooking with some serious spices and flavor. My olfactory senses got turgid and my salivary glands prematurely evacuated themselves. I told myself I wouldn't let this happen again - I'm not even inside yet! Well, I peaked early and only once. I walked inside to some tacky d\u00e9cor and very average service. Cue rugs on the wall, and tequila bottle vases with fake flowers....\n\nAt first I found it humorous that the table was given a stack of plastic cups and a pitcher of ice water. Sure it's efficient but far from classy. The chips and salsa were lackluster in my opinion, while also being tongue crippling. Odd combo, right? All of those smells I encountered walking in - I was beginning to taste. There was a watery green tomatillo salsa and a dark red, obviously strongly roasted hot red salsa. Usually a fan of things spicy, I was amazed at how hot I found this to be. I imagined how many patrons would be put off by such a strong table salsa without request. Nonetheless I was confused by why my mouth was on fire but I wasn't finding an enjoyable delicious taste. Something didn't match up right. I don't know if my taste bros were too injured from the heat to notice to amazing flavor, or if it simply wasn't there. Some could argue that chips & salsa is the best litmus test of a Mexican restaurant. I decided to stave off judgment until food came. I was excited to try my entr\u00e9e. \n\nI ordered a #2 which was a chicken hard taco, a chicken and cheese enchilada + rice & beans. I instantly dove into the taco which was fantastic - truly one of the better and most simple tacos ever. The shell was thick and crunchy. It held together and provided a magnificent contrasting crunch and toasty flavor to the chicken which was definitely marinated and cooked nicely. All of the flavor came through and the marinade was warm but not overly hot. Off to a great start LDM! Beans and rice were good but not worth the trip. No bean choices were given and pinto were served. I realized quickly that this restaurant is a big fan of the Pinto bean. All plates on the table had some of these puppies perched somewhere or somehow. Not usually my bean of choice, but they were adequate. I recognized the dark roasted red color covering my enchilada. It was very similar to the table salsa that I already wasn't a massive fan of. I took a normal sized bite and after a few seconds delay quickly was requesting the pitcher of water be passed my way. I have no idea if there was really chicken or any other ingredients in the enchilada, because all I tasted was HOT. Same description as the chips and salsa: \"Something didn't match up right. I don't know if my taste bros were too injured from the heat to notice to amazing flavor, or if it simply wasn't there.\"\n\nMargaritas were ordered by some at the table, but not by myself. They looked like they were simply Mix + Tequila. Nothing award winning or notable, and certainly not deserving of a $10 price tag. I had the pleasure of seeing them before placing my non-order. I would definitely have been disappointed if I had received one. \n\nStephanie D. already gave this place an incredibly accurate review - so I immediately trust her. I'll take her recommendations and when I re-visit I'll try out the Chile Relleno with Adovada or the Chile Plate with Machaca. As I said, I know this place is using some phenomenal flavors and I am determined to find what dishes highlight it best. LDM is one of the go-to restaurants for my friends in the 'Tuke so I'm sure to return.
__label__1 friendly service, but very disorganized. Took them over an hour to serve us our dinner even though they weren't that business. I don't think they had any designated server to look after our table - so it all depended upon one very harried guy remembering to come by every half hour to check if were doing ok.\nChili Rellenos was subpar and the special that my wife had (mahi tacos) was over done.\nThe staff were really trying and seemed to care , but totally mis-managed and dis-organized or perhaps understaffed.\nThat was kinda disappointing since the food and service at the Los Dos in mesa used to be pretty good.....
__label__0 Food is ok but for the love of Pete lose the  iPad check pay system! We want paper checks!!!  After having lunch with friends we were shown our individual bills on an iPad and asked to finger sign. Lunch with one entree and no drink was over $22 each with tax and tip. Really?  No detail of our bills and no paper receipts. Bad!!!
__label__3 Wanted to try a local place and heard good things. The place is modest with a friendly staff. For the love of jesus, if you can't take heat, do not eat here! The posole was amazing and you NEED to try the homemade tortillas! A bit different than the posole I'm used to but this is a new mexican style restaurant so it's a bit off from the mexican food I'm used to from chicago. Overall a good experience and will definitely come again!!
__label__3 La Panth\u00e8re Verte is one of my favorite vegan place. It's delicious, good service and cool ambiance! The \"no socks\" table by the window is really cool for a group of four with his low table and cushions. I highly recommend the Falafel fusion sandwich and cold sweet potatoes salad. They also have a variety of cold meal to take home (no tried yet tho). \n\nI recommend this restaurant for any person who's interested to try vegan food for the first time but you might find the menu a bit short on choice but hey! for a first time is good enough :)
__label__0 My wife and I are from the Detroit area and are used to award winning Thai food.  Since moving to Charlotte we had yet to find a good Thai place.  We got some carry out tonight and after paying $35 for 2 small to average size portions I figured/hoped that the food would be worth the price.  I really wanted it to be great.  Not even close....\n\nI ordered one of the signature dishes, Thai Lover, and asked for it to be spiced HOT.  What I got was a bland Masaman sauce with zero heat whatsoever.  The vegetables were soggy and didn't seem fresh.  The chicken and shrimp were underwhelming as well.  \n\nMy wife got the broccoli w/ tofu. We saut\u00e9 fresh broccoli weekly in our house and know what fresh broccoli is...what she got was small dark little shrubs of broccoli with little to no crunch.  The brown sauce was basically a very salty soy sauce which made every bite a salty letdown.  The tofu was cooked decently but was mushy inside. \n\nI called them back after a few bites just to politely discuss the matter.  I was told by a manager that all produce is selected daily and prepared and all sauces are made \"in house.\"  She hesitantly offered to make us something else but we saw little to no hope that this place can actually produce authentic Thai dishes so we declined.  I stated that we would appreciate a refund and would be happy to return the food.  I was told that she would speak to the owner and call me back after dinner rush.  11PM...no call.  Not surprised.  This food was MAYBE worth $6-$7 per dish...$35!?!\n\nNeedless to say, one and done with Thai First Bistro.
__label__0 Tried it a few times but last time I had the soup , it was stale and made me sick. Waste of money.
__label__3 Magpie is so pretty and sweet tucked quietly just off St Laurent and kept cozy with the hearth of the wood burning pizza oven in the room. The service was a little spacey and unintentionally aggressive, but the waitress seemed new and the rest of the team seemed more efficient and hospitable so I'm sure she'll get there. The Bloody Caesar came spicy in a pint sized glass with olives stuff with garlic - I'll give you 4 stars for that right there on a parched day, and the pizza and appetizers I tried were all fresh and tasty as well. A nice option in the Plateau / Mile End fer sure, especially in the winter.
__label__1 Came to Magpie with great expectations but no reservation.\nTime was around 6 PM the restaurant was relatively empty, even so, we were sent to the bar. Several minutes later after I had received my thimble size glass of wine for $9.50, another couple came in who had no reservations--yet were seated at a table in the relatively open restaurant.  I removed 2 stars just for the ineffective table management (yes, I know it's always best to have a reservation)\n\nPizza -   was delivered fairly promptly with tasty sauce. There is nothing like a true Wood-fire oven for Pizza, and Magpie has one.   I chose the margarita pizza with added anchovies and a handful of rocket greens on top.  the pizza was good but the crust was not quite as good as what I found at Bottega - in little Italy.  The hipster setting of Mile End is what it is and the staff were nice. For me still, the best real- Italian pizza experience is at  Bottega. I find them to be the winner.  Value for Money was not there with Magpie.  Wine / cocktails were way over priced for what you get, however the mixed cocktails were well put together.
__label__0 These guys are definitely some con artists. I am a grower myself. I went in here looking for certain types of light bulbs. The guy manning the counter kept lying to me in an effort to get me to buy the overpriced CRAP they were selling.\n\nI asked him if they had LED lights and he had the nerve to say LEDs were crap... really dude? Cause I'm using LEDs right now and I'd say they're the best bulbs I've ever used. This guy was only saying that about LED lights because he wanted me to buy this super duper OVERPRICED high pressure lights he was selling.\n\nThey also sell liquid fertilizers like FoxForest and Advanced Nutrients products and even those are marked up like crazy.\n\nJust to show you how much of a JOKE this guy was, I went to Big Lots RIGHT DOWN THE STREET and THEY had full spectrum (daylight) LED bulbs and CFL bulbs... I am using them right now and they work WONDERFULLY... and they were only $30 for the LED lamps and $2 each for the CFLs.... but this hydro store was trying to sell me HID (high pressure) HPS grow lights for $150 - $2000 SMDH\n\nPlus, I would ask this guy if he had certain products and he said no... then I walk around the store a bit and the product WAS there... just way overpriced... so this guy isn't even familiar with what products he does or doesn't have in this little store\n\nMy advice to EVERYONE reading this is to go to Amazon or Ebay for your liquid fertilizers ... and go to Star Nursery (further west on Blue Diamond) for any type of dry ferts cause these guys are rip-offs
__label__0 This is the worst place ever!!! Hookah was good but if you want to pay for a service & be treated like shit then this is definitely the place to go. Our waitress was a complete A-hole!!!! My friend & I went there thinking we'd have a good GNO but instead we were treated like dirt. \nThe young guy changing out the coals was nice enough to take our order. When we asked him to get our waitress he signaled to her to come & told her we needed something....she in turn waved for him to handle us after she saw it was our table. \nNever going back!! Too bad too cuz we tend to smoke A LOT of hookah with all our friends.\nThis all went down @ the Charleston location
__label__0 While on vacation in Vegas my friends and I wanted to unwind the night at a hookah lounge. Worst decision we made all trip. Lets start out by saying the employees there are horrible, constantly walking by and never once asking if we need anything or checking up on us. When we did finally get service they messed our drink up and had no explanation for the mess up but that they followed the measurements from a book. The bartender comes out and gives attitude but when he seen how mad we were he said he would comp us our drinks next round on the house. The bartender tried playing us for fools, comes out with 4 shots of papaya juice with not one single drop of alcohol in them. At this point we decided to leave, my friends wife goes to pay with the coupon they advertised and the host wouldn't except it saying they no longer advertise on that website even though my friends wife showed her the coupon on her phone and that it was still up and valid. Host responds by just saying I don't know what to tell you but we don't accept that coupon any longer. The entire evening was a disaster and the atmosphere was just horrible!! This would be the last place I would ever step foot in when in Vegas again.
__label__1 ...I guess they could just let the vagrants move into this Post Office.  Seriously filthy facilities, many questionable sorts hanging around even at 4:30pm, and rude customer service.  I admittedly don't expect much from the USPS at this point, aside from overpriced and low quality service, but this place is seriously in need of an overhaul and at least a security guard.
__label__3 Love this place! I'm not a fan of house music so this is definitely the spot for those who only like hip & hop. While the inside isn't particularly memorable, the outdoor patio is gorgeous and never too crowded. The lights, decorations, and strip view create a posh and warm environment. \n\nI can't comment on the lines since the first time I had a contact get me in, and the second time we purchased bottle service and also got walked in. \n\nStay on top of them when it comes to bottle service. I understand I got a great deal during the Pacquiao fight night, but if you're gonna hook it up, then do it right. Don't give me a shitty small table in the back corner away from all the action and keep messing up my bill. Luckily, our host was very accommodating once confronted and ended up switching us to a really nice spot on the patio.\n\nKesha performing was a great perk! And probably since it's still new, the crowed is more chic with nice eye candy.
__label__0 What a HORRIBLE experience!  The dance floor was like a moshpit with angry, ugly people.  The lines at the bar were 5+ deep and not moving anywhere.  The layout makes it impossible to get from one area to another.\n\nThe ONLY upside is that on the outdoor patio there is a great view of the fountains at Bellegio and of the eiffel tower.
__label__4 I love this place. My least favorite experience here involved spending 15 minutes to get from one side of the club to the next and it was still a great experience simply because New Kids on the Block were there. I've been to several events at this club (including a movie screening which was surprisingly awesome) and it's always been a fun time. The music is usually pretty good, the drunks seem pretty happy, and the bottle service was kind of amazing. I was here for a friend's birthday and I am completely spoiled now after that table experience (they might have been great simply because her face was on the flyer for that party but I like to think that they're just always that wonderful). The performers I've seen here were great and the layout is pretty rectangular and open. I love the terrace because it's great to get away from the smoke and noise every once in a while and it's a completely different atmosphere (equally fab). This is one of the ONLY clubs in town that I come to repeatedly just for the hell of it.\n\nP.S. For those of us who are morbidly curious, I asked security how many girls fall flat on their faces at the stairs per night (the answer was between four and five).
__label__0 This place is so small from the inside!!! I would hardly call it a club! Not worth it
__label__3 A little snooty, but not a bad club at all. The dancers were super hot, bar service was pretty quick, amazing sound system, really overpriced drinks but someone's gotta pay for those bouncers and that awesome light setup. Horribly unorganized by the front but the bar and floor seemed well managed. Not sure if I'd ever go back but it was pretty legit.
__label__0 Would not recommend to anyone. We went on a Friday night, and this place was practically empty... Maybe due to the bad music. They had some good songs but mostly just crap. Not worth going to really.
__label__1 My fiance and I had planned to grab a bite to eat at Noble's next door to here and found they were way too slammed to get a table so we wandered into here. The atmosphere in the Constitution Bar is very nice. I could have seen it being a place we frequent a lot but, unfortunately, the service we received was abysmal. \n\nMy fiance first had to wander around and ask them if they were still serving food (they were when we came in) so we grabbed a seat at the bar. It was a pretty quiet night, honestly and it took the bartender close to 20 minutes to even acknowledge us. When he finally did we ordered a bottle of wine, which he seemed clueless about. I thought maybe he just didn't hear us so I repeated myself a few times and finally had to point it out on the menu before he knew which one we were speaking about (he also mispronounced riesling...which, I realize is a bit nitpicky but if you work in a bar you should be able to accurately identify something as basic as that). We also mentioned that we were wanting to order food as well. \n\nThe bartender came back with out bottle, charged us for it, then told us that the kitchen had just closed. If we'd have been served when we came in, we'd have been able to get some dinner. I realize this may be a fault of our own but I find it a bit dubious that it wasn't said before he gave us our drinks. That said, the wine was over chilled and not very good and we ended up leaving most of it behind to go somewhere else. I don't think I'd ever return her just because of the service alone but it gets an extra star for the nice atmosphere.
__label__2 We've been taking our dog, Gizmo, to this dog park for almost 2 years now. It is a short walk from our house and the regulars are usually residents of the Southern Highlands area. \n\nThe park is very small and there are two sections - one for medium to large dogs (over 25 lbs) and one for small dogs (under 25 lbs). Each section is fenced off and there are a few benches.  There used to be three separate sections for small, medium and large dogs but for some reason they remodeled. The neighborhood tends to the grass so it's usually green and litter free. They also provide poop bags which some lazy dog owners neglect to use when they are not paying attention to their dogs. Most of the dog owners and the dogs are friendly and go to the park every day. They welcome newcomers - dogs and dog owners alike.\n\nI have a few gripes about this dog park. I wish they would fix the parking situation. You can only park along the dirt road as there is no parking lot.  Also you kind of have to know the good times to go because rarely will you find people there during the work day. We have learned that most people tend to go after 5pm on weekdays and around 3 pm on weekends. It would be nice if they added some light posts because it sucks when it gets dark early and you can't see where or what you could be stepping in. Darn those lazy dog owners who don't pick up after the dog!
__label__1 I have been here twice and had 2 different experiences. The first time we liked what the menu looked like so we had lunch here.  Food was good, standard bar food so nothing overly special but good. Service was decent, it was not busy so we were checked on regularly.  We found out they have the UFC fights so we wanted to go here to watch them. Fight night; we show up and it is $10 per person! What!?! Every other place in EV only charges $5/pp. We were already there and they were just about to start so we stayed. Next our waitress informs us that she needs a credit card or id as a security for the table. What?!? We are a 40 something couple, you think we are going to dine-and-dash...really. After a bit of discussion, I reluctantly give up my card. Then the fights start but because it is March Madness, not all the TV's are turned to the fight as they said they would be. So I have to crank my neck in order to watch them, even after the game ended they still did not turn the tv's. \nThe food again was ok and service was good so we will go back for food but not to watch a fight, I will stick with Old Chicago or Tilted Kilt for my UFC viewing.
__label__1 There is nothing really great about this place.... The only reason i give 2 stars is because it's huge, which makes it a great place to watch multiple games! We went there for the fight (no cover) there must have been 7-10 bartenders working however my boyfriend and I were still ignored. We had to ask to order food drinks ect... Some of the bartenders were obviously beginners and seemed to lack training... Unfortunately I'll probably be back for football season, but I'm not going to beg to spend money. There are better quality places closer to my house.
__label__0 still sucks! Enough said.
__label__0 Average bar food topped with awful service. I go almost weekly during college football season because it's a central location to meet friends and watch the game. I haven't bothered to review this place in the past because it is what it is and I don't have any misconceptions about it. A recent visit, however, prevents me from keeping quiet.\n\nOur group visited during March Madness to watch hoops. Gotta be true to your school and all. Even though the staff KNEW we were all there to watch the game, they seated us in a spot that required our group to move at halftime so they could get the dance floor going.\n\nOur server completely forgot the wife and I after the half. Two other servers stopped by to see if we needed anything, but they  told us they couldn't help us because we already had a tab open with someone else. They didn't bother to tell OUR waitress that we were looking for her, though.\n\nOur server finally stopped by--with our check--as the game was ending. When I asked where she'd been for 90 minutes and told her I'd tried hand signals and even tapped her elbow as she rushed away from the next table, she told me I should've yelled at her to get her attention. Um, I'm sorry, aren't you a SERVER? Don't you provide SERVICE?\n\nWhen I spoke to the manager, he didn't seem concerned that his server was a twit and her co-workers had left her flapping in the breeze instead of telling her one of her tables wanted something. He did offer to comp the tab, but I drank my beers and ate my food, and all I wanted was acknowledgement that his crew had done a poor job and assurance that this wasn't what they aspired to.\n\nIf you're going to do a shitty job, fine. But don't argue with me when I call you out on it and then suggest that it's MY fault because I didn't tackle you so I could spend more money at YOUR place.
__label__1 Their burgers are tasty. Not the best I've had, but good for the price. Our server was friendly and dropped by to make sure we were happy on a regular basis. I wasn't a huge fan of the atmosphere, too much country music for my tastes. They have lots of pool tables and a few bigger games like free throws and boxing games, and plenty of TVs showing whatever games are on.\n\nThe one real gripe I have with the place is that nobody seems to clean the tables, there were crumbs and old drips of ice cream that I had to clean myself.
__label__2 Anyplace this big with this many TV's automatically gets three stars, but the Mesa crowd even a weekday was getting kind of sketchy. We wanted to play pool, but you can't play one game at a time and it is now 10 bucks for unlimited play. They have a few other games inside, but mostly alot of TV sets and they did have the volume on for Thursday night football. Cactus does not feature any food specials during happy Hour, but plenty of drink deals were available. Beers were about $2.50 or 3 bucks during football games. The only other issue is the urinals which are all child sized and offer no protection from the next dude (see photo). Invest in a divider, I know it's a Mesa bathroom, but at least invest in a divider.
__label__0 Unoriginal, bland and boring.Review is for Joey, not the pie. Did not want to try after talking with this guy. Congratulations Joey!!! You are a 1 star human being. Off to Grimaldi's.
__label__4 Ken Ravago helped me find a home in Las Vegas from my home in California.  I was not able to travel to see it before buying but Ken made sure I had lots of pictures and an expert home inspector.  He was available by text (which I am grateful) as well as phone and email.  When he was not immediately available, he had his partner, Alex, contact me so I was never without answers.  They treated me like family.   They were both amazing to work with and would work with them again in a hot second!  The whole process was smooth and painless.  I can't say enough great things about them.  When I did make it out to meet in person, he even gave me and my family an outstanding breakfast recommendation where I had the best waffles I have ever tasted!
__label__4 I have been coming here for a couple of years now. The prices are fair, the selection is excellent. If you have a favorite stick that they don't carry just ask and they may be able to order it for you. I did that with a cigar that another shop turned me on to. Now this is the only place in town to carry the Oja line. The staff is very knowledgeable and the customers are friendly, just say hi and introduce yourself. This is a very relaxed shop with two small lounge areas. There is a small selection of drinks for sale, but if you want something special bring it with you (they don't mind). My only constructive criticism is that the TVs could be bigger. Come by and check it out!
__label__0 Worst store ever!!! Puts expired wines on the shelf and will not refund. Four out of the five bottles of wine I bought in there have been no good.  The last one was so old the cork wouldn't even come out of it. I think they left it in the sun. Will never go back!!!
__label__4 I finally ventured in and let one of the associates explain the options and variations to me. Her name was Reagan, she picked up on my desire for a little variety right away. She showed me the different designs that different sactionals could create in my home so that over time I was able to create a \"new\" couch in my home without actually replacing it. I loved the idea! We bought the 5 Series with 5 sides and 5 bases. I absolutely love the patience Reagan and the other associates showed when I asked them to re-show me different setups and to clarify the material, durability (I have large dogs and kids) and warranty. The financing process was super fast and delivery only took 2 weeks. The delivery company didn't correspond with us as much as Love Sac employees did but emails ended up being sufficient with delivery dates. I even received a follow up call from Reagan, making sure my set up was complete, smooth and I didn't have any questions and to see if we were happy with our end result. The answer is yes!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
__label__1 Decided to give this place a try - there were only 2 other customers inside\nThe wait staff was very attentive and pleasant  - clean restaurant\nThe Clam Chowder was very good - I'll give them that....\nHowever, my Angel Hair pasta with Marinara sauce was too bland.\nAs I was trying to mix my pasta and sauce I noticed that there was way to much water in the bottom of my bowl. All the water should have been drained from the pot the pasta was boiling in because it just results in a bowl of watery yucky pasta!!!!!\nI was not pleased at all and returned my dish....\nMy kid's cheese pizza was OK but not outstanding.\nMy main concern is that the waiter made my situation known to the owner  (sure looked like the owner) and not once did he come up to me to  apologize or say anything. He had the opportunity as there were only 5 customers inside and that's including my daughter and I. \nThey did take the dish off my bill and the owner did say Bye as I was leaving but by him not personally addressing the issue at hand with me it just left me with a  \"I don't care to come back\" feeling.
__label__4 This was so spectacular that we went 4 times in 3 days. Everything tasted fresh; the menu was so extensive that it was hard to choose what to order, so we kept returning and sharing. The plates are also innovative, not salads, but genuine chef-created and intriguing dishes that are just delightful and inspiring.
__label__2 This place was definitely A-OK, as the three stars implies.  If Yelp allowed me to give half stars, I'd even give em 3.5 stars.\n\nThe Pros-\nThe location - right across the street from the Bellagio - so get a good seat and you get to see the fountains go off....and I'm a sucker for a good dinner view.\nThe salad - my Caesar salad was light and refreshing and not drenched in dressing.  \nThe portions - definitely looked like Goldilocks-sized portions..not too much, not too little. I think just right for the money.  \nThe service - our server was prompt and friendly and seemed eager to help us out. \nThe ambiance - it reminds me so much of a place we have here in Pasadena (in terms of decor) called Pop Champagne Bar - kind of hip, romantic/gothic, dark, candles everywhere, etc. \nThe variety of desserts and milkshakes and 'fancy' drinks - need to give in to that sweet tooth of yours? It seemed like endless possibilities were available for that sort of thing - - milkshakes galore!\nThe fact that the Sugar Factory candy store is just across the way - so you can REALLY indulge that sweet tooth of yours.\n\nThe Cons-\nThe theme of the restaurant seemed really at a discord with the food of the restaurant.  I mean, it's an American Brasserie.  \nMy soup - My French Onion Soup, which I usually am a big fan of, was really salty and all the cheese was gooped up at the bottom, instead of being nicely melted and toasted at the top.  It still was good...but for me, definitely not good enough to finish my little cup portion. \nThe reminiscent-of-Cheesecake-Factory feel - while the ambiance was pretty, everything about the place, decor, book-style menu, an unfocused menu...made me feel like I was at the Cheesecake Factory. Eh. Not my favorite of restaurants. \nThe salad- yeah, I know this was above in the pros section. And I stand by the fact that my Caesar was pretty good.  I just wish the salad was a bit crisper.\n\nAll in all, it's one of those places you come because it's \"there\"...or you need to entertain your children by sending em over to indulge in the sugar side while you try to enjoy yourself in the 'brasserie' side.  Probably won't be craving this place, but wouldn't be against coming here again.
__label__1 If not for the delicious turkey crepe and cookies I would have given this one star. The service was horrible, the decor obnoxious and the cupcake desserts were, I kid you not,  4/5th icing (seriously gross).  Our waitress was no newbie, but maybe she had too many tables, maybe she wasn't too bright or maybe she was just so slow that she couldn't recall the order by the time she got to the computer. She totally forgot our appetizer and I appreciate the fact that she owned up to it twenty minutes later.  By the time our food finally arrived, the pasta was cold, but we were so hungry we didn't send it back.  Stick to the carry out desserts.
__label__1 Nice atmosphere (Cheesefactory Susie? Hmm, I thought it was nicer than that, very airy and not dark, so not in agreement there). That said, their claim to fame is that you have a front seat to the Bellagio fountains/fountain show, but this would only be meaningful if the ground underneath them were raked or they had a second floor. As it is you have lamp poles, people, street traffic and more people blocking you so you see the tips and vertical glimpses of the fountain; big deal. (we were on the patio outside!) \n\nIt's all about what you ordered, yes? So it feels absolutely right to give a two star to our specific food, but having been there the one time and trying three dishes I do feel a little bad giving the experience a two star.\n\n I didn't care for the hyper too large menu (\"unfocused\" -yep, thank you Susie Q for nailing this). \n\nService from our waitress was a 2 also; our bus person on the other hand was a 5!  He kept her accountable when she wouldn't check in with us.\n\nWe had crepes: a dinner crepe which name I can't recall and two dessert crepes, berry and banana split. The dinner crepe was said to come with with greens as part of the dish, but it was a garnish not a featured ingredient. It was so salty it masked the subtler tastes of the many ingredients. The berry crepe- single one- was excellent but too small a serving for the price; the larger banana one was okay, but don't expect a crepe tasting treat because the more generous filling overwhelmed the single crepe. The whole single crepe thing was mystifying. If you are going to be generous with the filling, provide more than one crepe--this is the cheap part remember? It's like serving Fajitas and getting one tortilla. \n\nWouldn't go there again- a $66 bill for a small not-great meal; will gamble elsewhere. \n\nDon't miss the real Sugar Factory- the candy shop- next door!!
__label__3 3.5 stars. \n\nIt is a really cute but expensive candy store attached to a lovely modern \"brasserie.\" It is located in the front of Paris across from Bellagio and the Fountains of Bellagio. \n\nThe decor is a bit too dark and black for me, especially in the daytime when I'm ordering from their 30+ breakfast-brunch items, but it's nice in a modern way -- and also a bit generic. \n\nOur server was really nice but very busy. It took a while to get refills on water and to get checked on when we needed to get extra condiments or whatever.\n\nWe ordered the chicken salad, the steak sandwich, hamburger and banana split waffle for lunch. \n\nThe hamburger was okay. I like the bun, but the patty was underseasoned. The fries were really good, though. The steak sandwich is recommended and was pretty tasty. \n\nHowever, the banana split waffle was sub-par. For one thing, my waffle wasn't crispy, maybe it was a bit underdone or stale, because it was pretty rubbery. The toppings were delicious, though -- milk chocolate sauce with rice crisps, bananas, smooth vanilla ice cream (or was it gelato? I can't remember), and strawberries. Delicious; I just was disappointed by the waffle.\n\nWe also had the chocolate fondue for 2 people, which turned out to be more than enough for 5 people, although three of the people didn't eat that much of it. \n\nThe fondue was delicious (we had chocolate and chose milk chocolate) with the following things to dip:\n\nBananas (yum)\nPound cake (terrible -- too dry, kept breaking up when you tried to skewer it)\nHouse-made marshmallows \nNut bread\nStrawberries\n\nAll in all, I did have a  great lunch, but I was surprised at how expensive everything was. Yeesh. We'll come back for a treat the next time we're in town. Thanks.
__label__3 Decided to check this place out after reading the reviews on Yelp. It was really easy to find on the outside corner of the Paris Hotel. We got there around 3pm for a late lunch and didn't have to wait. Our server was really great and offered a lot of good suggestions, some of which we decided to try.\n\nUpon her recommendation I ordered the turkey and brie crepe since it seemed like something you don't see on an everyday menu. It looks small when you get it, but it was very rich and filling and I didn't even finish it even though I was sooooo hungry. The arugula salad they put on the top balances the richness of the cheese out nice, so overall I thought it was a very simple, yet sophisticated dish. My friend had ordered the grilled chicken and spinach crepe and it was tasty too. \n\nAgain, on our waitresses recommendation, we decided to share the vanilla creme brulee and raspberry crepe for dessert. I wasn't too blown away by this dessert and felt it sounded better on paper than it did on my palette. The raspberry sorbet I felt was the best part, but the vanilla creme in the crepe wasn't to my liking. \n\nI also ordered the Sugar Factory Cappuccino, which is made with white chocolate, and it was huuuugggee! It was sooo delicious though and I was sad I was so full I couldn't finish it. I would come back just for this.\n\nOverall, I think they have an amazing selection of desserts, it was just so hard to decide. I would definitely want to come back just to try some of the other things on the menu. \n\nThe candy shop next door also awesome with a lot of cute candies, clothing and miscellaneous stuff with the cute Sugar Factory logo.
__label__1 I had a not so good experience here. The service would have been a step up had it been terrible. But no, we sat for over 20 minutes before she came over and took our drink order, then disappeared again, after 10 more minutes I had to ask a hostess if she could find our server, she disappeared too. Then after someone brought our waters, we ordered, everyone had empty glasses before our food came out, and the server didn't bother to refill anyone. The food was pretty bland and tasteless, which really sucked. I think next time i'll skip this place and move onto someplace i know actually cares about the people that visit their establishment..
__label__1 Stopped by for breakfast/lunch on the recommendation of a friend.  Party of four, the guys had Chicken and Waffles and my friend and I split an order of Traditional Belgian Waffles with milk chocolate sauce and the Sugar Factory\nSignature Burger.  \n\nThe boys were happy with their chicken. It was tender and juicy and cut very easily.  The waffles seemed small compared to the amount of chicken provided.\n\nMy friend and I were satisfied with the burger. We expected more from the \"Signature\" burger, but I guess it is what it is.  \n\nThe Belgian Waffles were really disappointing.  For $10 a plate, I was expecting more than two small 3x3 waffles with a meager amount of chocolate syrup. The waffles were really nothing special and I believe that I could have gotten better for cheaper at Ihop. \n\nWe finished with the Banana Split Sundae.  This dish was what saved our experience.  Heaping portions of delicious ice cream, our only gripe was that it didn't have a cherry on top!  It was amazing and there was so much ice cream that we couldn't finish it. \n\nBottom line, skip the meal and head straight to dessert!
__label__1 Tonight I got the steak and arugula salad - also known as a big mistake. The lettuce was soggy from being soaked in the vinaigrette. As I was eating it, my fork picked up  wet clumps of the lettuce. Not very appetizing looking at all. The steak itself was somewhat tough and bland. Overall, I will not get it again if I ever come back to this place.
__label__1 Sandwich was good, but the fries were horrible! There are so many good places to get a quick bite to eat in Vegas, I would skip this as a meal place. Did not have dessert, but those looked pretty good.
__label__3 Dined here for lunch twice in the last two months. It is super cute and the food is fantastic. Be prepared to pay a bit more and wait a little longer, it is not a sit down eat and leave quickly type of place. Definitely split a goblet with two or three people since it is $36 each.
__label__0 If you could give zero stars, I would.  Seated on a Wednesday afternoon for a drink and sat, then sat, then sat some more.  Apparently no one was interested in taking our order as no one stopped by our table so we left after 10 minutes.
__label__2 April 28, 2013 Monday - breakfast 8:45 AM\n4 adults \n\nAtmosphere - 4 stars\nFood - 3 stars\nService - 3 stars\n\nBackground - Wanted a big sit down breakfast before we hit the road home to Reno.\n\nAtmosphere - The restaurant was only a quarter filled when we sat down.  Nice contrast of color in the place.  \n\nFood\n  Appetizer - none. \n\n  My Main Course - Banana bread French toast covered in berries and banana slices.  I got to say it was not very French toasty.  You had to search for the egg wash on the bread.  The bread itself was at room temperature and tasted as if they just put fruit on top of it.    The fruit was very fresh and tasty, the best part. \n\n  Dessert - none\n\nService - Okay 15 minute wait for a quarter full restaurant, fine I get that you are not staffed for a crowd.  But then take us to a table with three chairs for a group of four and not have all the place setting there.  Shame, you had plenty time to make sure that table was ready before taking us there.  How busy can two hostesses be?  Our waitress was good.  She had to explain to me that the picture on the menu in the breakfast section is actually a dessert, which the menu did not include a dessert selection.  Why would you put such a picture there, just because the dessert has a base of a Belgium waffle?\n\nFuture - Plenty of choices in the area for a nice sit down breakfast.
__label__1 Okay so the only reason why they get 2 stars is because the server was nice. The food is overly salty and mediocre at best. There are plenty of better restaurants. We decided to order the white gummi drink. Basically you are paying $40 for candy and smoke. Didn't even get buzzed of this massive sized drink. I don't think there was an ounce of liquor in it. Totally not worth it. The place is super loud. It's had a feel of a night club.
__label__2 If you come to Vegas this is a must for drinks but I would pass on the food! Tried almost everything on the food menu and it's not impressive at all... The goblets on the other hand are amazing and a must try! My favorite was the gummy goblet so yummy & fun!
__label__1 Terrible service...  Do you ever go somewhere and just want to end it all while you sit at the table waiting??  Quite unfortunate, however I really have nothing else to say about this experience.  We did eventually get to order food, however no drinks which was quite bizarre till it was worked out.  \n\nWe also eventually saw some of the food...  Not 3/4's of it, given the service issues that I may have mentioned, but a few bites here and there.  Needless to say, we didn't actually eat the food, as it was time to take our business elsewhere.  \n\nGood luck with this place if you choice to waste your money here.  With so many other better options within a crawl, I don't understand how this place stays open... boo....
__label__1 We came here with a spontaneous groupon with a medium hunger and an open mind. I got the angus sliders and the tortilla soup. The sliders were pretty okay, I'd maybe order those again, it was 3/$10 or $11. I drank water and the water tasted fine, not bleachy or dirty. Our drinks were well attended to and the service was pretty quick, but then again, we were there at noon on a Monday and there were maybe 10 other tables to attend to. \n\nI liked the atmosphere. Dark wood, dark walls, white marblesque tables. The adjacent candy store was neat but skippable. \n\nBF got a Cuban that came on a french roll, I think and was loaded with peppers. I wasn't a fan but he liked it. \n\nPeople seemed to complain a lot about the service; that wasn't the issue here. This was a very basic, TGIF/Applebee's kind of dining experience. Everything tasted processed and prepackaged. For reference, the tortilla soup was a smooth bisque with cubes of colorless \"chicken\" and lacked seasoning. It was salty, yes but nothing interesting or complex about the flavor. \n\nThe burgers came without ketchup or mustard. \n\nIt was forgettable. Esp for how much it would have cost without the Groupon. After tax and tip, we didn't really save any money on our $20 for $40. We ended up at about $35. But it wasn't as bad most of the reviews were leading me to believe!
__label__0 I don't even have a fork!!!!  It was between courses and I started to yelp about just how down hill this place has gone when I looked up to see - they hadn't even given me a fork when they brought my entree.  OMG - terrible service, horrendous food, they were out of nitrogen for the special drinks they gave us a nitrogen drink menu for, out of garnish for the specialty drink I ordered, they were out of meatballs for the meatball pasta they offered my husband, the drinks finally arrived after the meal - our neighbors were incredibly disappointed too.  I used to love this place!!!   What the hell happened?   Such a disappointment.
__label__2 Hamburgers and Onion Rings - the bomb.  They are good.  Service - can't say much for that.  First time, service was not good at all.  Second visit, service was better, but they messed up our orders.  Tortillas soup - 10.00 - very brothy, not much else in it.  Perfect place for burgers and onion rings.
__label__0 Had Sunday brunch here yesterday for a birthday celebration.  One of the worst experiences I have had in a while.  You know how they say \"If you have a good time, you will tell one person, but if you have a bad time you will tell 10,\" this is one of those instances.\n\nThe main reason we came here was for the \"bottomless\" Mimosas.  The service was so slow that at any given time, half of our table did not have any drinks. Unacceptable.  They serve the Mimosas out of very tiny 3 oz. glasses. I mean come on... thats like three gulps.  \n\nThe server could sense that we were semi-annoyed, and then gave us a little attitude.  In her defense, she was serving 5-7 other tables.  But still.. After the 3rd round, the \"Mimosa\" was 90% orange juice and 10% Champagne.  We had the busboy take the drinks away in hopes that the next round would be stronger.  10 minutes go by and we are still drink-less.  After asking three more times, from three different people, the busboy walks by and says \"there was alcohol in those drinks.\"  \n\nWhat? Why are you even telling me this? I am pretty upset by now.  I watch restaurant impossible and mystery diners.  I must emphasize I do not think I'm better than anyone, but from a business stand point, why is the busboy telling me I am wrong?  I mean if you advertise \"bottomless\" Mimosas, thats what I expect.  So after exchanging words with this busboy. We spoke to the owner. Explained the situation, and he went to go figure everything out.  \n\nThe review is purely on service.  I had the eggs and bacon, can't really mess that up. Actually now that I think about it, I asked for fruit instead of the home fries, and guess what? I got home fries.  \n\nI didn't want to deal with the situation, so I just gave my friends money and left.\n\nI will not be returning to this place.
__label__2 This review is only for the Lollipop Passionfruit Gobblet.\n\nAfter a recommendation from a co-worker, I decided that I must try one of their gobblet drinks when I drop by Vegas.  My husband and I ordered the Lollipop Passionfruit Gobblet to share.  The drink was huge but it wasn't cold at all (even with so much ice in the glass).  The flavors were nice but it's not something that I would keep ordering in the future.  Our waitress was ok, but she forgot the water that I've asked for.  I had to ask her a couple times before I got my water.  Overall, it's a decent place for drinks but I would prefer my drink to be cold since I'm in a hot desert.
__label__4 I have been here a time or two before, but wanted to yelp this time because my salmon and service was stellar!  I wasn't too hungry but I did want something to munch on that was of a healthier option! I opted for the salmon that was accompanied by asparagus and boy was I glad that I did!  My salmon was perfectly seasoned, moist and perfectly cooked!  We sat on the patio so we also got some great people watching and a great view of the Bellagio water show!  I will continue to frequent here!
__label__1 Stay away.  Wait staff is horrible here.  They weren't busy and yet it took 15 minutes to get to us for our order.  Once the get busy... Forget about it.  Took 20 minutes to get our food.  Waitress never came back to check on us and someone else ended up getting us our check.  Pricey for the food you get.  We got the French dip... The baguette was hard... Don't waste tour money here.
__label__3 We came here REALLY late after 4AM and we all had pizza and grilled cheese. I have to say it was pretty good. The pizza has a nice little thin crust on it and not to oily. the grilled cheese was yummy as well.\nOverall great place to go late at night.
__label__3 Was excited to eat here leading up to my trip to Vegas, and it definitely did not disappoint. Their drink menu was phenomenal, and the selection of food was great too. I only wish that I had the opportunity to try more in a single visit! I ended up getting the Sexual Chocolate (chocolate-strawberry martini), which was one of the most amazing drinks I've ever had. I also sampled the Root Beer Float, which was equally delicious. Beautiful atmosphere, and great service even when they were packed to the teeth. Will definitely come here during my next Vegas trip in November!
__label__2 Went here as we bought a groupon and never ate here the last two times we visited Vegas. Open 24 hours so stopped in after 8pm and got seated right away. Great view across the street at the Bellagio fountains and saw the show happen 3-4 times we were eating. Tried the broccolini shared plate with lemon juice and it was so tasty wish there was more than 4-5 stalks. The tortilla soup was OK and good for the cooler fall night. Shrimp jambalaya is spicy! No joke and wish there was more rice considering it was an entree and the portion was small\n They have pretty good food but for the price they charge compared to the portion size may not be worth it. Next time though will come back for the goblet drinks couldn't do it this time as we have already drank two yard size drinks beforehand.
__label__1 The food was pretty bad. My soup was too watery. My ice cream sandwich tasted funky. Everything was priced extremely poorly for the quality in my opinion. I paid $30 for a bowl of soup and two slices of ice cream sandwich. Wtf. At least everything was edible?\n\nIf you're in the right seats, you have a great view of the Bellagio fountains though. Only other plus side, it's open 24/7.\n\nGo to Earl's.
__label__2 I like Boba Tea. I really want to like this location as it it convenient. I always order watermelon/raspberry Slushie thing with boba. There is no consistency. Sometimes there's too much boba, other times almost none. And can we mention the staff...the older women who work there are crabby old Chinese women. I always feel as though I am an I position on them when I walk in. I would give this locale 2 stars except that I live in hope for improvement and they're right next to Yummy Grill Sushi & Nothing Bundt Cakes.
__label__4 I usually don't drink much sweet drinks, but the boba tea here is an exception. The staff is super friendly, it is very clean, and they even have food. (I tried the Crab Rangoon and it is delicious!) They have a great variety of different teas. They taste natural, and fresh. Definitely, a must go.
__label__3 Great boba place relatively close to my work. \n\nHad a craving for boba and coworker recommended this place. Tried my usual: boba milk tea with pudding. Not a lot of places offer pudding. This place earns their stars for pudding. Not too sweet and not too bland either. \nThey offer plenty of choices as far as snacks and choices of flavors go. Will try out snacks next time. \n\nPlenty of parking nearby. \n\nDown side to this place is that they have an extra charge of 35 cents for orders under $5.
__label__1 I came In ordering an iced green tea with boba. The green tea was okay but the bpba was HORRIBLE!!! It tasted like day old boba.  Who serves day old boba anyways? Well... you will definitely get it here whether you like it or not. Yuck! Will definitely not be coming back...
__label__3 It's not often I get on the interwebs to rave about a corporate beast, but when I do, it's worth it. Take note Madison, take note. \n\nIn addition to being able to shop for absolutely everything under the sun, the place has bomb views (yeah I said it) and a geeked out escalator that your cart can ride up and down. Friendly staff want to find stuff for you. Seriously. Make something up when they ask, \"is there something I can help you find.\" They're so eager, so excited, I could be standing in the toilet paper aisle and someone could approach, and I will ask them where toilet paper is. \n\nThe refrigerator section is brisk, like hat and scarf brisk. But if you crave cold you'll enjoy that you can shop for tube socks, a tube of chapstick and tubers all under the same roof. I'm not going to do my weekly grocery shopping at the place that also sells incontinence relief, but if I'm in the area and need deodorant, I won't mind picking up a bunch of bananas.\n\nHere's a pro tip for ya. Don't go when students are getting back to campus. Not only do they line the aisles shopping for cork boards, $9.99 full length mirrors that they'll try to stick up with 3M Command adhesive and microwaves in odd colors like green apple, but usually these co-eds smell like the night before, and it's hard to watch parents pretend like they don't know what really happened.
__label__4 Pros: Friendly staff, great service - laser here is a pretty painless procedure. Easy to set an appointment to your liking. They are thorough and quick (so I'm usually in and out in under 20 minutes - although I'm only doing a small area, other areas and larger areas might take longer). Clean facility and clean machinery. Little to no wait time, max maybe 5 minutes. \n\nCons: The first time I went in the technician put me at a low setting and it didn't do anything for me. Luckily the second time I went in the technician noticed that the setting was too low the first time and wanted me to see results, so asked if it were alright to bump up the setting. She apologized for the other technician's mistake.\n\nOther than that, I would say overall it's been a good experience. They are priced at what you'd expect not cheap, but not over-priced. Would definitely recommend.
__label__4 Have come here many times but today was the first time I had Bekah for a massage. Her hands are magic! The pressure was just right and she hit all my stress points perfectly. I will definitely be asking for her when I return! I definitely recommend a membership to take advantage of monthly massage and/or facials. I have been coming here for over a year and it is worth every penny.
__label__2 This relationship is heading in the wrong direction. My first date with Cupcake Delirium was at a Chow Down food truck rally. We got a salted caramel cupcake that was incredibly moist and syrupy in the middle which oozed all the way down into the rest of the cupcake. It was borderline too sweet, but I overlooked it because of the moistness and I appreciated the smaller size which fit into a non-tippable cup container. I thought perhaps this was a new contender for #1.\n\nOur second date was at a Yelp event where they graciously donated mexican chocolate and egg nog cupcakes. They were also good and pretty moist, but not as divinely moist as the first ones.\n\nOur third date was at another food truck rally where we got a mint chocolate and a peanut butter cup cupcake. The PB cup, predictably, was better than the chocolate mint, but the devils food cake used for the bottom was really dry and we both left saying they just tasted stale and totally disappointing. Maybe they're just not that into me? Or maybe she had a bad day.\n\nNevertheless, I'm not holding my breath for a fourth date. Perhaps I should give Southern Cake Queen a shot.
__label__1 What's up to all you Yelpers out there? I recently came across this place yesterday as me, my girlfriend, and her daughter came out of the AMC theater at Westgate. This place must have just opened up this week as it was still closed last week when I was at Westgate. Now I want you to keep in mind that this place just opened when u go in. There isn't really anything about the look of the place that makes it stand out from any other place. The people genuinely seemed excited for us when we came in the place so that's good. Our waiter I didn't catch his name but he didn't seem to comfortable, he seemed kind of nervous. I had the Stromboli which I thought was pretty good. My girl had the greek salad, it was ok. The chicken that came on it seemed a bit dry. Her daughter had chicken tenders with french fries. She kept yelling saying how delicious it was so if u got a 4yr old go with the chicken tenders. I had a word with the person who brought our food because a couple of the chicken tenders look like as if they were bitten. They manager came out and offered to replace the meal but we didn't because she wasn't going to eat all of her meal anyways so what's one less chicken tender. We also ordered some garlic knots but we never got them. But I probably would have had I remembered then myself instead of hours later once I got home. But I guess that sums up r meal there at Mama Gina's. It was ok, but nothing really that makes it a \"must eat\" place. But I would recommend it if u happen to be at Westgate despite how my review comes across. Its just not a place that I would go out of my way to eat at. But I will give them the benefit of the doubt since they just opened this week and might need a bit of time to get situated and hit their stride. So I will probably wait and check it out again in a few months. The building its in has already been about 3 other places since Westgate open. So hopefully this place can stick around for awhile.
__label__4 I don't get out to the far West side very often. In fact, it had been so long that I didn't even know all that Westgate stuff was even there. Imagine my surprise! I have been to a few games at the stadium, but all of the shopping and restaurants were new to me. It's absolutely beautiful here. \n\nIt was also nearly deserted when I went today - no games going on. There's not much else out here. Just this giant oasis of awesome in the middle of a corn field. \n\nI've glazed over the other reviews here and I almost didn't get it at first. I mean, such polarized opinions about a pizza place. Walking around Westgate and seeing Mama Gina's, I get it now. Mama Gina's is a nice medium sized restaurant/bar. It's really clean and decorated well. The seating is comfortable and everything is new. Also - it smells like pizza - as a pizza place should.\n\nThere's a lovely patio with a giant glass door that I imagine can be opened when weather permits to have an indoor/outdoor atmosphere. There are big flatscreens playing whatever sports is on. They appear to have a full bar as well. \n\nI ate a slice and took a pie home. Their pizza is pretty unique. It's very flavorful and good. I could tell that their dough was made fresh daily - it was soft and airy. They clearly use quality ingredients. It's a huge cut above a cheapie chain. While waiting, I saw some other food pass by on the way to their respective tables... everything looked pretty amazing and delicious. \n\nA group was leaving before me and an older man said \"thanks\" to the manager. Then he added that he hadn't had pizza like that since he was a kid and that it was the best pizza he had eaten in years. It was a sincere compliment.\n\nA slice and a soda set me back less than 5 bucks, and the slice was huge enough to fill me up. The pie I took home was as good as the slice I had. This is the kind of pizza you re-heat in the oven rather than the microwave. \n\nNow the problems - well, there's really only one and all other perceived problems stem from it... it's the location. Because it's next to the stadium and little else, it's either going to be super busy or relatively empty. Because of this, service isn't going to be as consistent - you're just going to have to develop a little patience. Also - most customers coming to this sort of place when busy are the \"I'm drunk and happy my team won\" or \"I'm drunk and pissed my team lost\" types - neither of which are a treat to serve when most of the time you're used to things being fairly calm. \n\nI recommend eating here when there's not a game (or even when there is - just be patient - same with all the restaurants in Westgate) - the food is worth a bit of a drive, and Westgate is a beautiful commerce center.
__label__1 Service is friendly but the table are pretty squishy.  The small table for two has condiments and a pizza holder which barely leaves room for two plates.\n\nWe ordered the antipasto salad and the meatball sub.  Honestly I can make a better antipasto salad.  The meatball sub was a bland as bland can be.   I would have liked to try the pizza but they only server 16\".
__label__0 Food was disgusting the only reason we went there was that we bought a restaurant s.com voucher where you save like 20.00 dollar s so we decided to try it and we ordered a salad , dozen wings , large pepperoni pizza . The lettuce was old the tomatoes where mushy , the wings tasted like they've been sitting for a while , and finally the pizza was flavor less nothing on the pizza stuck out . But that is not the worst part nasty food aside THE STAFF DECIDED TO ADD THEMSELVES A 30% TIP never going there again
__label__1 Our first visit here. The service was great. Our waitress was very friendly and helpful. The location is priceless. Westgate  is a super fun place to hang out. Too bad the pizza wasn't so great. It tasted like a frozen pizza I could have cooked at home! Bland. Sauce was gross. Crust was thin and too soft. Its too bad. Given the location and competition... the pizza shod be much better! Too many other choices!
__label__4 Great customer service, Best glass company in all of Maricopa County. Highly recommend. Professional staff
__label__3 It's a fantastic little wine shop! Went here for a CMYE though I'm not much of a wine drinker. All the wines here are made with organic sustainable farming methods for those who are environmentally conscious. Located in the Atherton Market there is plenty of parking, but the Vin Master was quite hard to find. It is seriously tucked away in the back and hidden behind a pizza place. Thank god for the signs confirming it's there and gps or I would have never found the place!\n\nThe shop itself is much bigger than the outside looks. Exposed brick walls, high ceilings, and pleasant lighting give it a nice laid back feel. There's a couple chairs and tables and some people were enjoying a glass of wine when I came in. That's a nice touch being able to try some wines out before you buy them. The owner Chris is ridiculously nice and friendly guy who is a certified sommelier and will help you pick out a wine that's right for you.\n\nDefinitely check out this wine shop if you haven't before. You'll probably be pleased with your experience and happy with your wine choice.
__label__3 First of all, I have to say my only reason for giving a 4-star rating is because I haven't been to many other authentic izakaya style restaurants in Vegas so I don't have many to compare it to.  However, I'm a huge fan of sushi and have had a few very authentic home-cooked Japanese meals, and based on what I know from these experiences, Kyara was a pleasant surprise!  It's so unfortunate that it has gotten a few poor reviews so early because they really almost kept us from checking it out.  The bottom line is, the food was great, the atmosphere was clean and comfortable, and the price-point is great!  Do yourself a favor a give Kyara a try.  Personally I can't wait to go back for more!
__label__2 As I am writing this review, I am sampling the tapas offerings before me....\n\nYuzu chili salmon;\nA bit overseared, fatty, not exploding with flavors, salad on side is arugala? Bitter no matter how you dress it, so as I normally do with most foods that lack punch, I ADD  hot sauce or for Japanese sakes, I add schichimi-togarashi aka jap msg! \n\nMaguro carpaccio;\nBetter than the first, still lacking the powwww! I try not to use Bammmmm, cuz u know why.... A bit much on the sesame oil, I'd say add ponzu and call it a day\n\nShishito peppers; \nNot a hard thing to grill, no marinade, just some salt, yet still no giddyup. (add togarashi). O how I love my IchiZa, sorry had to say dat...\n\nSunagimo; chicken gizzards, yes that's right.....\nReally wanted to like this spot, but this item fell flat on it's gizzard, small, dry, bland, just a gizzard, some msg may perk it up? Did I just say that? Ya, msg is magical powder, all tastes good with a lil sprinkle of the magic Chinese fairy dust!\n\nKushi-kawa; chicken skin\nNow this dish turns the tables a bit,\nCrisppity outside, soft fatty inside, tasty fatty crispy fatty, add lemon n of course some jMSG, now this is what I like! I need 4 more orders STAT!!! \n\nTsukune; pork n chicken meat stick\nGet ur mind outta the gutter!\nThis one was ordered w tare sauce, lighter than teriyaki but same taste, maybe I shulda ordered the rest like this, u can choose either salt or tare (sauce)\nThis was good, salty, saucy, came w egg yolk dip (add togarashi) 2nd best so far\nJust think Japanese meatloaf n u got it\n\nBEER; Asahi on draft at $5.50 is a premium price, Orion 633ml is $6.95\nEither way u need it for izakaya!\n\nOverall a bit of a let down, it's been 2 months in operation so they should have stretched their legs already, decor and ambiance is good, service is attentive, quality is there, the delivery needs some tweaking (MSG) I would give them another shot but they gottta have more to give!   We shall see, oh and the special \"today's sunomono\" should be yesterday's pass on this one......\n\nI need another beer.....\n\nL8tR
__label__2 Took my sis here a few days ago.  I drive by this place to/from work every day and was hoping to try at lunch but only open for dinner.\n\nCool lay out - similar to Raku but i think it's even better.\n\nTried the  Chili Salmon, grilled squid, Albacore w/ Jalapeno, grilled pork belly, grilled mushroom, grilled asparagus w/ bacon and Chawanamushi... whew !\n\nThe highlights - the salmon and the albacore but sis and i agreed they cut the fish too thin.  \n\nAverage - The grilled items were over salted which is surprising since i love salt ! Pork belly - a little on the dry side - that's surprising.  Chawanamushi - the custard texture didn't agree with me - the seafood was good.\n\nthe lows -  The grilled squid was terrible - my jaw was sore from all the chewing ! \n\nThe service was great and the beer was cold !!
__label__4 We had a great time at this delightful Japanese shoebox. \n\nHad reservations, got right in, reservations were at the bar. That being said, this is not a large place. This is not even a medium sized place. They have a few tiny table seating areas off of a main bar/kitchen area. It's all very nice. They yell something in Japanese(?) when you walk in and leave.\n\nOur waiter was courteous and had good recommendations. We had two different \"Shochu\" drinks, I expect these are similar to the \"Soju\" beverages we had at Soyo that were so delectable.\n\nThe food was fresh and interesting. The veggie spring rolls were superb, The tempura was delightful and crisp, Garlic potatoes were excellent and I had a beefy sprouty dish that was spectacular. This is the first time I've had Japanese that wasn't Sushi (or burgers at Bachi), so please forgive my being unable to explain what it was, just know it was all very good.\n\nMy wife and I really enjoyed being that close to the kitchen (1.5 feet overlooking) and got to see the care of how everything was made. \n\nWe had food, drinks, alcoholic and non, and five Tapas for less than fifty bucks. I was impressed.
__label__4 LOVE, LOVE, LOVE this place!! I only go to Kyara at night because of their tapas. I haven't been there for lunch yet so I'm not sure if lunch is just as good as their dinner. First timers you should definitely get the egg custard w/ seafood, the yuzu chili salmon salad, magaru carupaccio, ika butter, kyara poppers, and the niku tofu. You won't be disappointed! Oh and for dessert the chocolate fondant is delicious!  The staff is so nice and their service is great! =]
__label__1 Had this placed bookmarked for months & my experience today w/ my bf was a complete disaster. First, when we walked in, it took awhile for anyone to acknowledge us because there was no hostess at the wait area. Finally, when a server did, she said that it'll be a a few minutes. We basically stood up the whole time since the small couch was occupied by 2 people and there was no way we can squeeze in.  12-15 minutes later, we were finally able to sit down. Walking in the dining area, i noticed there was plenty of seats at the bar area and she didnt bother offering that to us. \n\nWe went there around noon-ish for the lunch special. I ordered the Salmon Miso combo and my bf ordered the Spicy Salmon bowl combo. When they brought out the entrees, they forgot to bring out my Salmon Miso entree and the waitress stated \"it will be ready in a few minutes.\" First of all, why would you bring food when one of them is not ready??...6 minutes goes by until i can finally catch someone's attention (only 2 waitresses working there at the time). My bf had to start eating his food without me. When i asked her, \"where's my salmon?\" She said, \"oh, i'll get it right now\"...So basically, my salmon was ready & she totally forgot about it.\n\nWhen we saw my bf's Spicy Salmon bowl combo, we were totally shocked at what it looked like. We thought they made a mistake. It looked like grounded up bright orange paste (i thought it was pureed smelt egg for a second). The bowl was 90% rice, 10% fish. My bf stated \"it's more mild than spicy and all i can taste is rice). My salmon miso was good, miso soup was ok and veggie tempura was typical. The waitress assured us the food was the spicy salmon.\n\nThe 2 waitresses that interchangeably served us never once checked on us. I have to keep flagging them down to even get their attention. We were both still starving after our meals. It looked plenty but it wasnt satisfying. For the price, I was happier and fuller with a bento box at Sumo sushi. I asked for a check and waited about 8 minutes. Finally, i had to flag the OTHER waitress down to bring me my check. When i gave her my credit card, she stated \"oh, our POS service is down. We have to make a carbon copy of your card.\" Really??? That was just the icing on the cake. \n\nShe noticed my bf and I did not look happy. She asked us if our food was ok. I was happy with my Salmon Miso but told her about my bf's Spicy Salmon bowl. My bf told her he was expecting it to actually look like a fish, kind of like the same form as my Salmon Miso. The waitress then stated \"Oh, the other waitress FORGOT to tell you it was RAW\". They didnt bother stating it was raw on the menu, yet alone explained it to us!!! My bf expressed his unhappiness with his food and all she can say was \"I'm sorry\".\n\nThe waitress, (one of their names was Yumi) didnt bother giving us a discount, yet alone comp my bf's entree. What kind of place does not state or even write that a particular entree is raw??? Some people do not like raw fish. I told my bf, \"maybe the food will be better for dinner\", but he was so turned off that he stated, \"I dont ever want to come back here.\" Service makes a huge difference as well! I had such high hopes due to the glowing yelp reviews!!!
__label__2 Pretty weak experience here.  Food is all bland and boring.  Spend $100 for two people here and I cant really remember what it went to.  The yellowtail collar was dry and bland.  The chowanmushi was good...uni too.  Service is good here I must say though, but wen only went here because ichiza was packed.
__label__4 This place was great. I have nothing to complain about. Happy hour menu, great service, great food. That's all I'm really looking for when I go out to eat. I wish I snapped some pictures of my food! Open late, great place to stop and get a bite late at night!
__label__1 I was looking forward for a good BBQ joint to set up shop in Tempe again since Big City BBQ got big time, moved out of their modest spot at Baseline and Rural and moved to Mesa.  Unfortunately, I just didn't feel the love for this place.\n\nI went for lunch and got the lunch special which was a pulled pork sandwich with a small portion of baked beans and a drink (can of soda) for $10.  There are no other drink options besides a few sodas.  That is a quite steep for an average BBQ sandwich.  The meat was juicy, but not super flavorful.  The BBQ sauce they have is decent and helped flavor it up a bit.  \n\nThe sandwich was large and I left full but with so much great food in Tempe and a few other good BBQ joints around town I probably won't stumble into this place again.  \n\n2 stars is appropriate... meh.
__label__1 I hate to be the one to lower the rating but I gotta be honest. \n\nI had:\n\nBrisket sandwich\nBeans\nMac n Cheese\n\nThe brisket was waaay too fatty. I know, you gotta have fat to make a good brisket. But I prefer to have the fat removed after cooking, then slice the meat. Don't shred. Well, they just shred the meat...fat and all. Smoke? Where is the smoke flavor?? Not here...\n\nBeans - nothing more than doctored up Ranch Style Beans. Actually pretty good.\n\nMac n Cheese - very strange, almost brown color. Taste ok but I think I might be too scared to eat it. \n\nSauce - they have  a regular and a spicy. I filled a take out cup with each and when I got back to work I couldn't figure out which was which. C'mon, if you're going to have spicy sauce then make it SPICY!! \n\nI might go back to maybe try the ribs or hot links.
__label__1 This place gets two stars because the food is pretty good but the service really deters me. I called to place an order for pick up. They were in the middle of taking it and said, \"We are really busy can I call you back?\"\n\nThey informed they had caller I.D. and repeated my number back to me. After waiting over an hour they never called back. Who does that? I'll never be eating here again.
__label__1 Second time eating here and ordered take out. The people were nice but we waited almost an hour for our order just to realize they forgot our appetizers. Food was decent but the potstickers were very thick and doughy. 2 of the 4 of us got sick from it. Not sure i want to go back.
__label__0 Terrible first experience.  We were so fired up for this place, but dinner was a total letdown.\n\n1) One person's dinner showed up a half hour after everyone else's.  Inexcusable.\n2) No Pho.  \"We ran out.\"  Whaaaaaaat?\n3) Overpriced.  Significantly.\n4) Out of way too many items on the food/drink menu.\n\nPositives: really cute place, great menu with lots of variety.  Some fine-tuning might be able to fix the problems.  Good luck, Rice Paper.
__label__0 Walked in dirty tables everywhere.  Pork was unforgivably dry and sauce was not tasty.  Pho was just okay.  The worst though-my partner got sick the next day.
__label__2 Went to Rice Paper for dinner on a Saturday night.  The place was slammed so we sat at the bar.  It's a great atmosphere with a good selection of drinks.  Our spring rolls were quite tasty and fresh (we had the traditional and the spider) Unfortunately our dinners left something to be desired.  My lemongrass chicken dish lacked at semblance of lemongrass.  There was simply none in there!  It still was decent. The pho was lacking depth and without much flavor.  Really liked the atmosphere and they seem to be capitalizing on folks without much experience eating Vietnamese.  Nice place but I hope the food improves...
__label__3 We love this place. Been back a 3-4 times now and the only reason it is not a five star is due to the spotty service. I'll get to that in a second. \n\nThe food: We almost always start with a set of rolls and we've yet to be disappointed. Also the fire cracker shrimp and calamari are tops. We then either get and entree and salad to split family style or split a sandwich and salad. Either way, you can't go wrong. Their grilled pork is very good and goes well on the sandwich and/or salad. \n\nDrinks: Plenty on tap and the bar tender will make just about anything you toss at him. They have Camelback Brewery's IPA which is one of the best local beers. With $2.50 pints during happy hour, you will not be disappointed. \n\nService: This is why Rice Paper doesn't get 5 stars, yet. They have lots of people working in the small house but the waitstaff we've had has almost consistently disappointed. This last time we had our rolls on the table while our drinks languished at the bar. Our server seemed a little overwhelmed. This was our experience with a different server on another night. The bus staff outnumber the wait staff and they are always trying to take plates away, which can get annoying when eating family style. \n\nTo summarize, definitely try Rice Paper and support this great new local business. If they could just get their service delivery down we would probably go back even more.
__label__4 Best Pho ever
__label__4 A friend wanted pho so we had dinner here the other evening. I didn't know what to expect from the food to the service, to the whole look of rice paper. \n\nI ordered the Asian passion martini and it was delicious. My friend ordered the \"up to the bartender\" drink which is sometimes dangerous but hers came out yumzo as well. I hadn't had pho before but I have had ramen and once our bowls came out, we were in love. The pho was filled with so many different flavors, I had the chicken soup and my friend had the beef. :) \n\nThe service was very nice and tentative. We pretty much had two servers as we sat outside. The inside is a nice house turned restaurant, it's a little small but very nice. \n\nI have no complaints about this place and will dine here soon periodically.
__label__4 I love this place!  The spring rolls come in many different varieties and are all delicious.  I recomend the one with pork and mint.  Lisa, the owner, is always a riot behind the bar.  I need to go back and try the Pho, as everyone I know who has tried it rave about it.  The atmosphere is bright and airy, even in such a small space.  This is one place I like to take my out-of-town guests to because I know it will not dissappoint.\n\nTheir ginger creme brulee topped with fresh mango is to die for.\n\nEat a little early for happy hour discounts on their rolls.
__label__4 I was thoroughly impressed with this place! Took me by surprise from the very beginning! I have always wanted to eat here and after dragging my husband, kicking and screaming I did and neither of us regretted it! Where to begin??\n\nThe Service:\nExcellent! When we walked into this place, it was dead (which was worrisome), but our waiter greeted us with a smile and sat us down, explained to us that it was happy hour (double like) and showed us the drink menu and the roll menu. Every question we had about the beverages and food the waiter had an answer and even provided great suggestions!\n\nThe Food:\nSo at Rice Paper the apps are $6, highly recommend the Fire Cracker shrimp (especially if you like something with a spicy kick to it). The calamari with the dipping sauce is delicious as well! The rolls are $1 off and we ate the Spicy Asian, Surf n Turf and the Salmon roll which were all delicious! We also had the chicken noodle pho to top everything off and that was yummy, the broth was really really good! \n\nThe ambiance rocks, love how the place is decorated, very warm, inviting, and modern. My husband and I are definitely returning to this place!!
__label__2 Pretty good Pho - only place I've had it so I don't have much to compare to. The spring rolls are great. The asparagus in my Pho was hard to chew and I had to spit it out, wasn't cool with that. But the flavor is good, the green tea is perfect, been a few times and I'll go back from time to time.
__label__1 Vietnamese food for rich white people.  The Pho is boring and $10 a bowl. Same goes for the cocktails. The fusion spring rolls are inspired, but expensive.  Been here three times because I live close and love Pho, but I'd still rather drive several miles away for decent pho at a decent price.  \n\nI have two words of advice: STAR ANISE.
__label__2 This restaurant is cute and I loved the ambience here. However, having been to other Vietnamese places, I would say that the food here is definitely over-priced. \n\nFirst of all, there are very few items on the menu(entrees). We had the salmon spring roll for starters which was good, but not great. The accompanying hoisin sauce didn't complement the salmon well.\n\nFor entrees we had their caramelized salmon and the lemongrass chicken. The salmon, served with white rice was passable, I just wish it had been a bit more spicy. The lemongrass chicken was the best among the two. The chicken was cooked okay and went well with the garlic noodles.\n\nFor desert, they served us the ginger creme brulee(more like flan with caramelized ginger coating on the top). This was worth tasting as I had never had ginger creme brulee before.\n\nI wouldn't come here again if I had other better options. Maybe I would give this place another try if they included more choices on the menu and decreased the prices. I didn't feel that the meal was worth every penny. \n\nI would give this place 4 stars for the calm ambience, and 3 stars for the food. The service was okay, not that great.
__label__2 I went to Rice Paper once. It was different. i liked the smallness of this place, and for that they totally owns their cuisine. With that said, it is a bit different for the neophyte to the characteristics of the Vietnamese kitchen. It has different smalls, suttle tastes and sometimes present consistencies that the Western eater aren't ready for. \n\nBut this shouldn't discourage the adventurer. The food is good, and it isn't that hard to stay on a meat free path. The service have room to improve, but I shouldn't venture there.. I seem to be a privately owned business, so I should let them run this place as they see fit. But even so, I wasn't blown away - however, I will return and give this place a second chance. \n\n.. und das ist nach der kritiker
__label__2 Went here for lunch, based on various reviews of the place. My waiter/waitress seemed distracted. The place is small, but well kept, and seemed very busy. There's some outdoor seating, with coverings to provide shade from the Arizona sun. \n\nI sat outside and ordered the beef pho. The chicken pho that arrived a bit later was a generous portion of pho, with very large chunks of chicken. I thought about sending it back, but decided chicken would be a nice change of pace. The broth was OK. Not super, but decent. There was some chopped scallions in it, and a generous portion of noodles, which were slightly overdone.\n\nI added some fresh basil and bean sprouts (both provided as usual on the side), and also added a dollop of both the dark and light red chili paste, and several of Sriracha, which they don't serve in the bottle, but in one of the same style dish as the chili paste. But even with all that, it wasn't at all spicy. Got a little warm, but then I was sitting out in Arizona on a 95+ degree F afternoon.\n\nNot the best pho experience, but OK.
__label__3 We had a TCBY on campus at college, so when I found that they are now self serve I was surprised!...very similar to Menchies/YoForia... But glad, i like to pick a few different flavors and have the amount that I choose.  They have great flavor and topping choices.  \nEverything still tastes the same as i remember, but now you self-serve.\n\nI didn't like that they don't have the tiny taste-tester cups like at the other Fro-Yo places- you never know if you are going to like a flavor based on the name!
__label__4 I went last friday and dave was our bartender. Very friendly and welcoming service. He introduced us to the other customers and i have never seen or experienced that situation. The food was absolutely good grub, everything is made fresh and from scratch. I ordered the chicken strip & back eye peas entre that was similiar to a hush puppy but no comparison to TRBG. Just a great atmsophere,food,drinks and the entertainment the bar offers. Mondayz are poppin' too it gets crazy so I'm told. CHECK 'EM OUT.
__label__3 This place was really nice, good atmosphere and great food.  We had the Baked Goat Cheese App, OMG must order, this was delish, the highlight of my visit actually.  Crab cakes and Curry fries, both of these were good.   The fries were baked in cheddar and curry sauce, tasty.  I ordered the Traditional Irish Breakfast, it was very good, cooked well, yummy mushrooms and black and white pudding, which I've never had but wasn't bad, It went well with the yolk form my eggs.  My boyfriend loved the Black Sausage especially.  He ordered a corn beef sandwich which I saw get delivered but he ate it so fast I didn't see it after that.  They had great choices on beer and I had a Irish Coffee that was excellent, the best I ever had, the right touch of everything, in a cute glass too, if we were at a local bar I woulda swiped it, lol.  The bartenders were very friendly and Irish, they talked it up with you and made us laugh.  We definitely will be back, it's a great joint to get some good food and drinks.
__label__0 Of all the meals I had while here for a week, this was my least favorite. Clearly the food here is good I think that I just ordered the wrong menu item (even though it was a server recommendation.) Salmon portion was generous but mashed potatoes, asparagus and Beurre Blanc did not measure up in the taste category. Friends had wings, chop chop salad and a burger, & sandwich. Lemon Drop was very good but second order had to be returned due to lack of sugared rim. Hey, it's what makes this drink so darn good. Here is the kicker, and it's a good one! In the front of the house they had a threesome playing Irish songs. They were good but it was piped into the dining area and made conversation nigh impossible. I get the check $192.00 for dinner for five, drink for each and they have tacked on $16.00 for live entertainment. I did not say anything, tipped 20% and left feeling ripped off. I have never had this fee added to a dinner check when the \"house\" is offering live music in another venue. Shame on you for the sneaky move to extract more money from unsuspecting tourists.
__label__3 A friend and I recently ended up here before going to the Katy Perry concert at Mandalay Bay.  We had initially planned on dinner at Burger Bar, but that was a bust when we found out there was a one hour wait and tummy's were a rumbling!\n\nEnter R\u00ed R\u00e1.  I wasn't sure what to expect...but to be honest, at the time, I didn't care as I was starving.  Because there was also a wait at the pub, we ended up sitting at the bar.  Go figure.\n\nOh my, was I pleasantly surprised!  I had the Irish Potato Cakes (ok, I'm an appetizer kind of gal), and they were soooooooo good.  I love potatoes (hence, my obsession with french fries), and the cakes were soft, but not mushy, and had just the right amount of saltiness with the balsamic glaze.  I also had the chips and malt vinegar mayo (yeah, ok, there was a bit of potato overload).  The mayo was de-li-cious!  A nice contrast with the chips and change of pace from ketchup.  I was so stuffed I decided not to have an entree.\n\nThe drinks department also did not disappoint.  My friend had some beers and I had a couple of Dark and Stormy's, which I'm not used to seeing on menus that often.  The drinks were good, not too strong.  Best of all, our bartender/server was Irish and fun to chat with.  \n\nI agree that the pub is noisy, but in a good way.  This is not somewhere you'd go to catch up with a long lost friend; it's somewhere you'd go to have fun with a smaller group of fun people.  \n\nBut the best part was that as a local, I got to sign up for a \"Green Card.\" The Green Card equates to a 20% discount off food/drinks for locals.  Yay for discounts and yay for locals!
__label__1 Come for the beer, not for the food.
__label__0 This place was horrible. We came in a large group and the food quality was pretty bad and was not cooked properly. We started with a few appetizers, pub wings, mac and cheese (entree but ordered for the table), tenders and potato cakes. Out of everything so far the mac and cheese was the best. \n\nFour of the nine ordered the porterhouse steak medium rare. When they all came out they were medium well to well done, completely dry, and no flavor at all. The few people that ordered fish and chips said it was good but I wasn't able to try. \n\nThe desserts were pretty bad as well. The brownie sundae was burnt when it was microwaved and hard. The guiness cake was decent. \n\nIf we didn't have show plans for the night we would have went to lawrys instead, but now we know to never come back.
__label__4 I was traveling for work and have always had a thing for irish bars making it a point to visit when possible\n\nI visited this place twice on my trip and was extremely happy both times \n\nA larger very irish themed space (with several real irish accents!) live music and several full bars.\n\nI had prompt service getting seated immediately (table and booth) great service my glass was never empty. Also an amazing scotch list (you must ask for it but they have good descriptions) \n\nThe fish and chips were great (and LARGE) their scotch eggs and sweet potato tots were awesome as well (first time I had seen them in tots form) overall cooked to perfection and about as non greasy as this sort of food gets and done perfectly (one of the first times scotch eggs did not just fall apart when I cut them)\n\nWill attend again!
__label__4 They take 14 days to brine their corned beef. Enuff said.\n.\n.\n.\nOh, okay, here's some more:\n\n1. Friend had the fish and chips but said they weren't memorable enough to rave about them.\n\n2. Though friend did have the Snake Bite and said it was 'awesome!'\n\n3. But we both agree that the corned beef alone warrants a return visit.\n\n4. And the waitresses are Irish! Love their accents!
__label__2 When you go in an Irish Pub, you kind of expect beer and ale with your typical Irish fare, such like Shepard's Pie and Fish N Chips.  Yup, that is what you get here.  Small place and you typically have to wait to get in.    Having said that, the Burger was decent and the Fish N Chips was great.  I got the small and it was humongous, but more important hot, crispy and tasty.  I will be coming back just for that.  It's that good.
__label__3 I don't like giving 5's, so a 4, nice to have a Guinness, and a Guinness stew. Wife had a Sheppard's pie and was happy. Should use real mash potatoes. Servings on the large size. The fish and chips could help feed the 5000. For Vegas not bad value. Good selection of beers.
__label__0 Perfect hotel for Phoenix they are as  racist as Arizona is .\nGood job Westin keeping it real for AZ  .. \nYou should change your publicity  only white people allow ..
__label__3 We had a reservation and did not have to wait at all. There was live jazz but I was glad to not be seated near the bar- it would have been way too loud for any conversation.\nWe started with a rum/milk/chocolate cocktail which was good but strong. Our waiter was friendly and helpful. We kicked off our meal with a starter of fried shrimp and it was just fantastic. The portion size was good and the hot pepper jelly was a great complement  to the flavors. We followed it up with grilled catfish. It was cooked perfectly. I am not a big fan of mashed potatoes and opted to add some hot sauce to the dish. We were offered a selection of 7-8 hot sauces. Loved it!\nThe dessert selection didn't tempt us much and there weren't too many choices for vegetarians. But it's a nice place and we might go back to try the other fish choices.
__label__1 Four (4!!!) overcooked shrimp on a whole shrimp po boy for 12 bucks?!? How can they serve this without being ashamed of themselves? Red beans n rice was average at best. Nothing close to authentic. Gumbo? Meh. Bland and boring.\n\nI will say though that the service was above average...though it didn't make up for NOLA's lazy take on Cajun cuisine. This restaurant wouldn't last a day in New Orleans.
__label__3 Excellent food and presentation. They're going for that New Orleans flair. I personally have not been yet, but i could only imagine from the ambiance that NOLA provides.  \n\nI went on a Wednesday and there was a live jazz band playing. Had the filet mignon and it was cooked to perfection. It came with cream spinach and potatoes.  The spinach left a bit to be desired, but the meal itself was still delicious.  For an appetizer, I had the BBQ shrimp. 6 pieces of the juiciest most succulent shrimp ever. \n\nThe place was a bit pricey, but I'd say it's worth it.
__label__4 Nice for lunch and dinner, and fast enough for a work lunch. \n\nI got the Heirloom Tomato & Wood Roasted Corn salad with salmon added; delicious! The spiced watermelon and pickled radish in the salad are so good - never had watermelon or radish that way. \n\nService was quick, and we sat at a hightop near the open terrace. \n\nThey serve yaka mein, which I saw on Anthony Bourdain or Andrew Zimmern (I forget) once, which I am definitely going to try soon.
__label__3 **Summary**\n       - Flavor - I like the cottage potatoes over regular boring hash browns. Steak and eggs quality wise, it's one of the best for under $8.\n       - Value - They have some pretty good food for such a cheap price. The best value is from 10pm to noon the next day where they have the breakfast specials and the $6.50 steak and eggs. The deals during the regular hours aren't bad either.\n**Price**\n       - $6.50 7 oz. steak and eggs\n**Recommendations**\n       - I'd recommend this place for a cheap, yet quality late night or morning meal.
__label__0 Do not visit this location.  I had my truck towed here after it lost all power, after six days they still had no clue what was going on but had insisted that the only way that they could diagnose the problem was to spend $500 on plugs and wires.\n\nAfter 6 days I paid for a second tow to take it somewhere else where within a couple hours they had diagnosed the problem, correctly as a broken valve spring and thrown valve.\n\nPaul and Alex are very poor technicians.  They should not be allowed to work on your car except to do oil changes and change tires.
__label__2 Not sure.... I recently went to this location to have my brakes done. They took a look quoted me a fair price and did the work. The reason I say I'm not sure is that they were having lots of issues getting the correct brakes on in the delivery time that was delayed several times during the day. I give them credit for calling me well before the pickup time so I didn't have to wait at the shop. \n\nI have some concerns that my car was not test driven once the new brakes were put on and after them telling me all the problems they had. I hate to say it but I have some apprehension about the quality of the job. I could be totally wrong that cars don't need to be test driven once brakes are installed, but after hearing their woes about the install it makes me a little nervous.\n\n I must say that the staff is friendly and appears to be competent and from what I can tell the prices were reasonable. It was approaching closing time and they were rushing to get my job finished and I offered to even rent a car overnight so they could make sure they get it correctly and didn't have to rush. \nI do have one objection that is more of a corporate thing and it is the shop fees. The shop fees added an additional 10% to my job cost and I just feel that that is high and somewhat outrageous. When I questioned the fee I was told every shop charges that but I just feel that 10% is too high.\n I do feel that Brandon and his staff are trying to do a good job but on this particular visit I lacked full confidence that it was done correctly but it may have been, I just don't know. If this wasn't a safety issue I would just let this go and sleep well at night. \n\nI do not feel this is a bad repair shop, I just object to the corporate policy of 10% shop fee, and i feel they rushed through my brake job trying to meet a delivery time and left me feeling not confident everything is ok. It seems to drive and stop me ok.
__label__2 2 stars for the service 4 stars for the food. We had a party of 8 and on a Sunday morning sat right away. Service was okay. Not as organized or attentive as I would have liked. Members of our party had to constantly ask for things like salt, pepper, or sugar. The food, however, is good. I had the breakfast tacos...and with a little salt and pepper it was delish, and it comes with guacamole and salsa. The rest of the table cleaned their plates, too! We had the mushroom and goat cheese omelet, steak and scrambled eggs, smoked salmon and bagel, fruit salad, and eggs benedict. All excellent! Must try this place for the food, but don't expect great service.
__label__2 We had dinner with our kids on a recent Friday night here.  \n\nThe tapas and entrees were pretty good.  Our kids ordered from the kids menu, but did not like the pasta with red sauce or buttered sauce.   The seasonings were just not to their liking.  It's kind of like giving gourmet mac and cheese to a kid that is used to Kraft Mac and Cheese...it just won't work.  :)  We expected this but got them their own entrees just for the experience/ambience anyway.  The host, however, was apologetic that the kids didn't eat their food and offered to get us chicken nuggets or something else off the menu, but we declined.  THerefore, instead he bought my wife and me some more alcoholic drinks.  I might add that the drinks he bought us had more kick than the same ones we had ordered earlier in the evening.  :)\n\nThe service and ambience were excellent.  They also had flamenco dancing on the patio which made the experience more fun for all of us.  \n\nThe food was pricey, but we would consider returning for drinks and some tapas for a late night snack.
__label__1 The patio has a nice vibe and we were seated. Craft beer and extensive wine list was yum. The menu though..really needs work.  Beet salad. fried veggies and calamari, salmon with lentils, chicken ala boring. The menu was just so...limited.  If we were not famished we would have looked for another place, but the valet had already parked us.  Complimentary valet service was nice. I ordered a vegetarian black bean burger. It came with fries, but I substituted for fruit. The fruit bowl was huge, but the fruit was day-old melon.  My friend had a boring chicken sandwich. Grilled and tossed across a bun..just blah.  We were confused on wait staff-who was serving us? Three people came by. They were confused with fetching a little ketchup for me to try and spice up the bean burger.  The bean burger was dry and arrived with no sauce or toppings except lettuce and tomato.  We ate just to eat,  tipped and were left with a feeling..nice place for a nice drink and a chat if you are near The Westin, but other than that...prepare to be bored.
__label__3 I like to think I'm a good local, but I never knew of this place until the Travelzoo offer came. A wonderful brunch spot right in downtown Phoenix (inside Westin Hotel). The decor is lovely and the service is on point, but the menu is also quite interesting. My favorite part is that they brew Intelligentsia Coffee (a Chicago favorite). One criticism: if the menu states 'roasted red peppers' I do not expect yellow, which are not as tasty. Overall, great experience I will repeat.
__label__0 Update: they changed chefs. It is just a terribly average place now. Completely different recipes and no attention to detail. The place is now also disgustingly filthy. Vacuum the floors and clean the chairs sometimes?\n\nOriginal 5 star review: I've been to many places around US, but the omelette, potatoes and the strawberry-chocolate jam here are by far the best. Excellent.
__label__0 Service was good but food was tasteless.  Called in advance to ask if they had a bloody mary bar and was told yes.  Upon arrival we were told it was offered only on holidays.  Dissapointed!
__label__4 I just had the most phenomenal pizza here. It was like potato skins on a pizza.  Figured I would be brave and try something crazy off the menu and it was delicious.  We were seated right away and had our drinks within less than 5 minutes being seated.  Very good service as well.  Too bad I was on the clock or I would have sampled some of their very large beer selection!!!
__label__0 Tried to eat there once, got sat at a table, picked out a beer..enjoyed the artwork all around...but no one ever came to take my order! I was in plain view of the hostess, and the only person of 8 in the place that wasn't eating, yet. I got up and left.
__label__1 I've been there twice and wasn't very impressed with the food or value either time.  First time, I tried the Jerk Chicken grilled hoagie (it wasn't bad).  When I asked if it came with chips, the server said \"yes, when we have some\".  The 2nd time I had the Meatball hoagie.  The \"whole\" meatball hoagie had 3 (yes 3) meatballs and was served with about a dozen potato chips.  So does that mean the \"half\" meatball hoagie has 1 1/2 meatballs?  The sandwich tasted OK, but I think would be better on their french roll (instead of the sourdough which I had).\n\nI was very pleasantly surprised with the beer selection.  \n\nThe service was OK.\n\nOverall, I thought it was over priced and the food was average.  I will say, their pizza does look good, so if I go back that is what I will try.
__label__3 Stopped back by Mellow Mushroom with my mate Justin from Brew Bros. & a few of our mates Monday afternoon while pub crawling on a day off.  \nFirst I must say my return trip was motivated by an immediate response from to my 1st Yelp review from Mellow Mushroom's owner Jay.  I didnt expect any reponse, much less a return so quickly. Respect for that. Great to see to someone paying such close attention to their customers.\nThis can only be a good thing.\nThe same draft selection as the first time around.  48 Handles.  Thats a lot of beer.  As said in my first reiview, with 48 handles I would Love to see more variety and a bit more imagination with respect to the draft beer choices, then again who would complain about a selection w/ at least 40 craft beers on tap?   Thats a real commitment. \nOur bartender Madison was enthusiastic about what she was serving which in Arizona's growing craft beer community is a big plus.  On a another note, this time around the food I ordered made it out of the kitchen rather quickly.  Just a mediterainan salad, but nice.\nAll said, great to see another craft beer brother join the club.  Nice to have you here.
__label__0 Having come from the East where Mellow Mushroom started, I'm pretty well-acquainted with the food from this place. Interesting thing is that Mellow Mushroom's franchising availability used to be hush-hush, so there weren't so many of them and those wishing to start one apparently had to jump through hoops just to inquire about it. Semi-interesting stories aside, since they've blown-up and made it so far as Phoenix the quality of the business has gone down. \n\nCase-in-point: The Tempe location.\n\nThis is the biggest Mellow Mushroom I've ever seen, and it's got a nice, inviting atmosphere. That is, until your waitress is at your table immediately upselling things before she even asks your drink order. My wife and I were so baffled what she said didn't even register until a few moments went by (something about having some very specific beers or something; not \"Would you like a beer to start things off?\" More like \"Would you like to start of with A Kirin Ichiban which is renowned in Japan for its malted deliciousness or how about a *more garbled over-the-top mess*?\") so we were just looking at her in awkward confusion. I get it's part of being a waitress and she's probably told to do it, but have some tact about it eh? \n\nNext bit of fun, the menu: Most of the Mellow offerings I'm used to, with a few Phoenix originals (one pie having chorizo, stuff like that), but wow: The prices are ridiculous. $10 for a *cheese* calzone? And it's not even organic or anything? $6 for a pint? ONE PINT? I haven't even hit 30 yet, and I feel like I'm talkin' about the good ol' days where a pint might cost $3 or maybe even $4, but nah; this pricing's just robbery.\n\nAnyway, I quit my mental griping about prices and ordered the pie. If you've never had Mellow before, the best way to describe it is \"bread-like with a touch of molasses, with that freshly-baked taste.\" Toppings are good, but really the crust does it for me and today was no exception. \n\nStill, the constant and ridiculous upsells from our waitress coupled with her pretty much rushing us (continually looking at our table from afar, at one point dropping the check on the table with a very non-subtle and possibly ironic \"Here's your check; no rush or anything!\") because we weren't ordering a ton of crap (do they get commission or something?) and ignoring our simple requests (asked for napkins twice, got none- but hey, we did get an offer to get some sort of cake put in the oven now so it could be ready when we were done eating. I love upsells!) makes me definitely not want to come to this place again. Given the new and improved pricing of Mellow Mushroom, I probably won't be going to any one of these places again.\n\nWhat a ripoff.
__label__1 I don't know what is going on at this restaurant but it's not good. We bought a groupon because we've eaten at the location in Denver and loved it and know its a bit on the pricey side. The second we walked in by the hostess stand, it smelled terrible, almost a sewage issue smell, and no it did not smell bad outside. We sat on the patio but then the people next to us started smoking so we moved inside. Sewage smell would waft around every once in a while. We started off with the spinach salad which was pretty good. We opted for Half house special and half funky Q BBQ on our pizza. Both sounded awesome so we were excited to get it. Meh, definitely not great. One of my pet peeves is when pizza dough can't handle the toppings, the second you pick it up, all of the toppings slid off. I had to eat it with a fork and knife. It was super greasy and just Meh all around. \n\nThe service was fine, everyone seemed pretty indifferent and bored being there. The general environment just felt like a dirty college restaurant, which I guess makes sense since it's on Mill. I was just hoping since it's a chain, that it would still be decently maintained. When we left we saw our waiter hanging out in the t-shirt shop area of the restaurant on his cell phone and unprofessional things being said between waiters while we were eating. It was just an overall strange experience. Definitely won't go here ever again and don't recommend it.
__label__3 Om-a-nom-a-nom-a-nom\n\nFood was good and the service was great.  Very relaxed and laid back atmosphere.  I was there at the tail end of the lunch rush during a week day with some out of town friends.  Had a calzone that was piping hot and delicious!  I'll definitely be back to try their pizza.
__label__2 Pizza is pretty good but I expected more in atmosphere. The one on High St looks like it is decorated much more to match the creative names on the menu. This one kind of looks like a diner. \nGreat beer selection and amazing names of their dishes. No wait on a Sat night was a definite plus but I expected more.
__label__3 A future Interstate Highway review? Sure, why not. It's relatively new so unlike other city beltways with super short or weird ramps this highway makes it a breeze to circle around most of Las Vegas. But it's got some quirks as it's not finished yet. It's got a steep hill and is a traffic cop's quota generating paradise in several spots. During rush hour it flows pretty well until you get to I-15 out South at which point if a person sneezes and touches the brakes you get a massive backup. \n\nOverall though Las Vegas has a great Beltway, one to be proud of. 4 Stars. I can't give it a 5 as it's not finished yet!
__label__4 I love the popcorn here the best flavors are the churro and kettle and a lot of other amazing flavors!! The people are always nice and friendly :)
__label__2 Went back the next day with some work-friends and we all had machaca, 2 of us had chimis with rice/beans, and 1 had a burro.  Good chimi, lots of fresh guac on top.  The machaca was pretty good, maybe just a little on the salty side.  One of my friends suggested that it seemed it was cooked in chicken broth, but wasn't sure.  We all agreed that we'd put La Canasta into our regular rotation for lunch.  Service was excellent.  And again, the place looks sort of plain and freaky from the outside, but inside it's super clean.
__label__4 Just had the best casual dinner here and by the time I left, I was family. An authentic neighborhood restaurant with a good mix of oldies and country (hey it works!), great staff and really good food. The 3 $ in the yelp price guidelines is totally not true. It is what you would expect from a neighborhood place - great food, reasonable prices ( I would say super inexpensive for the quality of food), great staff and totally relaxing. And, although it says not good for dancing, you can if you want to.  I'll be back.
__label__4 This is one of our go-to places because the menu is extensive (hubby & I don't always agree on what we want) so this menu always pleases us. My fav so far is the beef Thai salad ... So huge with two huge brochettes of beef & the dressing is yummy.  The other salads are great. Had several of the soup of the days which were also awesome.  Quesadilla are good, burrito yummy & burgers one of the best on the west island. Don't forget the sweet potato fries!!!
__label__1 We came to Bratalian for Restaurant Week 2014 and were very excited, given the excellent reviews. Although some aspects of our experience were good, overall it was weak enough that I don't think we'll be back. \n\nService: We called at about 5:15 to make a reservation, but the line did that fax machine screechy sound. Okay, then! We'll take our chances! On the ride there (it's about 25 minutes away from us), we worried that the place would be packed because of Restaurant Week so we called. The hostess was very accommodating and cordial, promising us a table. When we arrived, however, our luck with service changed. We didn't have a single server. Our order was briskly taken by one waiter, the food was dropped by another, and our dessert order was taken and delivered by the manager. The place was pretty busy, but other tables seemed to have good service. We felt overlooked and kind of like nuisances! The biggest issue is that they added an 18% gratuity and then taxed it. This is not typical procedure for Restaurant Week and I resented not necessarily having the gratuity added (I guess), but being taxed on it - I think - is in bad form. \n\nFood: From the Restaurant Week menu, we had the meatballs and fried calimari and zuchinni to start. Then, for our entrees, we had the linguine clams and the salmon with a lemon-butter sauce. For dessert, we had the profiteroles and the ricotta cheesecake. I thought the food was fine. The fried calamari didn't have much seasoning and was overly greasy; the dipping sauce on the side was a simple, plain marinara. If the calimari is going to be so plain, at least offer something a bit zestier for dipping. The meatballs were below average. They are VERY large, but, again, there wasn't much flavor. They were also a bit dense and dry; we were hoping for plump, juicy meatballs. The entrees were much better. The clams in the linguine were big and so flavorful. My salmon was probably the best part. The skin was crispy, the fish was cooked perfectly, the lemon-butter was succulent, and the sauteed spinach was a lovely compliment. If I come back, I would get the same entree. I was really looking forward to dessert because of other reviews, but I gotta say, the ricotta cheesecake didn't live up to the hype. I thought it was too dense and bread-y. The flavor was fine, but I didn't finish it because of the density. It was like a having a mouthful of wet sand! The profiteroles that my boyfriend ordered were good. The pastry was flaky and what can go wrong with vanilla ice cream and chocolate sauce?We had a half carafe of red wine along with our food, which gave us about 3 glasses total. \n\nAtmosphere: It's a small restaurant, but it's very cute. It's decorated perfectly and arranged so that it's size is not a problem. It's lively - lots of groups. There were a few slip-ups that night: a tray of dishes crashed, the smoke alarm went off in the kitchen. No major issues, really. Just added to the fun. The biggest \"atmosphere\" problem for me is the broken lock on the women's room door. I struggled to get out of that bathroom for like five minutes, which doesn't seem like a long time until that's the amount of minutes you spend involuntarily in a bathroom. I had almost resigned myself to my new life as a bathroom-dweller, about to start fashioning a bed out of toilet paper, when I finally escaped. Bratalian, you've got to fix the door. \n\nOverall, it was just okay. The service was unexceptional and simply got the job done. The food was fine. Unfortunately, that's not really enough to have me come back.
__label__4 Order the Taste of Italy Special pizza.  It is awesome!  We love this place and it is close to us. I was expecting to drive for miles for a decent pizza. This place rocks!!!  Great employees and a happy place for dinner or take out!
__label__1 Cappuccino was undrinkable. It was burnt and made me want to cry. I've found that some barristas at One Coffee Co. know what they're doing and others don't.
__label__4 Every time I head to ABC cake supply I see this wonderful store on the way. I often say, \"I need to stop there.\" Today I did. It is a wonderful ecclectic store filled with unique items. From baby, wedding, kitchen and on! I picked up some of their mini cupcake stands! LOVE!!!
__label__1 I've wanted to check out this restaurant for some time now.  I envisioned a vintage establishment with humble decor, home style American cuisine and decent service.\n\nI wasn't disappointed with the decor, the service was adequate but the food was not at all what I was expecting.  I ordered chicken fried steak sandwich and french fries.  What I got was a frozen breaded meat patty that was deep fried slapped on a bun and served greasy.  It was horrible.  I managed to choke it down, paid my bill, tipped appropriately and left.  I will never be back.\n\nThere are a lot of Mexican entrees on the menu, maybe those are better.  For what I got it was simply too expensive.
__label__4 I was visiting some family for two weeks in Vegas and needed a place to train Muay Thai for awhile I was there.. I found One Kick Gym and enjoyed every minute of it! Kru Lookchang is a great instructor and is very specific w/ how he teaches technique. Also very authentic and traditional. Kru Nick, the owner, is a great instructor as well! The classes are so big but there are assistant coaches who walk around and help out. Crappy attitude was no where to be found at the gym :) Kru nick was very welcoming and so were his students. \n\nThank you for giving me the opportunity to train there!! I will definitely be back soon :) \n\nPS: the facility is air conditioned :)
__label__2 The food was good, portions huge, and there was a good variety on the menu.  However it took us an hour and 12 minutes from arrival to getting our food, even though the place wasn't full.  So worth it for the food quality and portions, but be prepared for a long wait to get it.
__label__2 We got take out here. I had the orange chicken which was pretty good. The fried rice looked like white rice with some soy sauce. No veggies and only a few pieces of egg- pretty disappointing (maybe I ordered wrong) but overall taste was good. My husband had egg drop soup and general tso's chicken. He enjoyed his meal. We will be back here - just probably won't get the fried rice again.
__label__1 The service was great. The staff was friendly. The food wasn't. Bad but it wasn't good. Didn't have much flavor. I wouldn't recommend this place as the food really isn't all that great.
__label__2 The bread, was good. Lightly toasted. the fries, served were very little. I expected more. but hey there fries right!?, A little too much seasoning for me. It seems like they he drenched them in lawry's seasoning.  That goes for the Philly cheeseteak as well. the meat was a little heavy on the seasoning side. But with mushrooms/onions and cheese. It had the right taste. nothing spectacular, but just your average philly cheesesteak. I came in here very hungry. and left the place content. and 7.99$ is a good price.
__label__2 Grumman78 has acquired something of a cult status in Montreal: when this truck pops up, Montrealers flock. I tried a taco for the second time at Juste Pour Nourrire, a street foodie off-shoot of the Just For Laughs festival. Everyone was there for the tacos, it seemed; it was the only stand that had a line up. This taco truck, it's got buzz. And a line it was: we waited for a long time;  the food was doled out very slowly as the people in line texted and tweeted on their phones in anticipation. \n\nWhile we were waiting in line, a girl leaned out of the taco truck to erase \"suckling pig\" from the chalkboard menu. They seem to make one unusual taco variety at a time, at least this particular festival. Some people gave up and forfeited their place in line in favor of easier-to-acquire food.\n\nBut I persevered, and was rewarded with a taco of the new flavour:  chorizo, black beans, and ranch salad. Very tasty, a great combination of flavours and textures, satisfying and filling. But I'm not sure it was worth 25 minutes in line.\n\nI would definitely try the tacos again, preferably in a non-festival, less crowded moment. They supposedly show up at Nouveau Palais (281 Bernard Ouest) every Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday from midnight - 3AM. I'd suggest catching them there next time you're out late drinking in the Mile End.
__label__0 I was on Mont-Royal earlier this week and was excited to see their truck perched near the chalet on top of the mountain, because I had heard good things about them. Sadly, while the beef taco was wonderfully tasty, I was disappointed with the smile deprived service (the dude seemed offended when I asked how big the serving was before ordering). I found that their offer didn't give reasonable value for money. For around $7, you get a single taco, so to make it into a meal, you need to get two, which will set you back $14. I think that's steep considering that you're eating out of a paper plate with a plastic fork. Oh and that dude shouldn't work in hospitality!
__label__0 Run of the mill bar with dirty floors and extremely loud music.
__label__1 Went here on two nights where it was pretty empty on BOTH nights, but walked by Sat night and saw so many people out on the patio. Wonder if it was Carrie Underwood fans or something since she had just performed nearby?!
__label__3 I came here with a group of 5 girls celebrating a birthday on a Friday night, and I had a great time here. The bar wasn't too crowded around 9:30, and we were able to sit and hang out. \n\nThe reason why we went here at all was because I am a fan of Drinking Made Easy, and in their Charlotte episode they came to Prohibition and got 2 drinks: One called a Chocolate Covered Strawberry shot, and the other was called American pie martini. \n\nWhen we got there, we were served by the bartender in the show! I was so excited, but tried to not be a huge dork (I may have only marginally succeeded). She made us the chocolate covered strawberry which includes strawberry moonshine, and was quite a large shot. None of us could take it down in one go at it. We also had the American pie, which is made with whipped cream vodka, and it was delish as well, although she told us she was out of the crushed graham cracker crumbs that normally rim the glass. \n\nOverall, great experience, I would definitely recommend. If you get there before 10:30, no cover!
__label__4 Brueggers was my DC area go-to for a yummy morning soft-wich or the post-lunch cookie break. I did a little dance when I saw it in the Biltmore area... everything is just as good as the E Street experience and the lunch sandwiches are pretty good if you are too lazy to walk across the street to the restaurants. Oh... and I recently discovered that their teas are really yummy too...
__label__1 This Bruggers suffers from very poor customer service. The manager had a terrible attitude! I thought she might even quit her job when I asked for a cup for water. Who wants to start their day like this? Even the 16 year old kids at McDonald's are much nicer in the morning.
__label__0 Worst experience for a first timer, which just made me a last timer. I will never go back to this place. They couldn't get any of my orders right. I ordered 2 Salmon sandwiches, ended up with only one, but was charged for 2. Then I thought a coffee sounded good, they got one of them but forgot mine, so after I reminded them, they couldn't grasp what a blended decaf peppermint mocha was. Once I tasted it I sent it right back and asked for my $ back. I wouldn't recommend this place to ANYONE.
__label__2 This airport doesn't have a lot of good food options, but would consider this place one of the better options if you have some time to kill.  Typical airport prices and okay bar food, but good service.
__label__1 Food is random, management scarce it's a so so  place only survives because they offer sports to view while you eat food you could've prepared at home.
__label__4 My favorite is your Gorgonzola bread & my husband loves the monterrey pepper jack with spicy tomato oil. I used DukesBread parsley oil to marinate chicken breasts and cooked them on the grill...they were fantastic!  I've also used it as a sauce over salmon.  You have consistently great products - many thanks! We will see you every Sat!
__label__1 This hotel is okay in a pinch but I would not stay here longer than absolutely necessary. The room overall appeared clean but if you looked the carpet was dirty, the floor in the bathroom had cigarette burns as did the couch, which smelled and table was broken. The room was rather large with a small kitchenette. They have a pool which is small in size. They don't offer any ride services and it can be a walk, so be prepared for that. \n\nTheir breakfast was ummm small. They had packs of oatmeal and granola bars, there was no fruit and they only had one coffee when I got in. Needless to say it left me wanting more. \n\nBut what really made it special was that the screen to the room in the main window was bent back which made me think why would someone break in to their own room when they could just go get another key, so that means someone not allowed in wanted in. \n\nYeah this place is not the greatest but in a pinch, would do.
__label__0 Took me a while to write this review, but the time has finally come... DUN DUN DUNNN.\n\nBy far, WORST customer service I have ever received at a restaurant.  I walked in on a Friday night at about 7:30pm after getting my hair done at one of Quarter salons.  All I wanted was to grab a quick bite, since I had to rush to work soon after.  \n\nI approached the counter and waited for one of the many employees behind it to take my order.  I stood there patiently for a few minutes, watching as the servers behind it glanced over and saw me waiting, while they mindlessly polished glasses and did God knows what else.\n\nA few minutes later, my patience was wearing thin and the old \"Good things come to those who wait\" idiom was not sounding so nice.  A young man finally walks up and boldly asks, \"Have you been helped yet?\"  I responded that I hadn't and he began to take my order.  I told him what I would like and he said that he couldn't put the order in right away, because the girl with access to the system was nowhere to be found.  I was confused.  He suggested, \"I can go ahead and place the order with the kitchen, and we don't know where she is, but she will probably be back in time to take your payment before your burger is ready.\"\n\nI thought this was extremely unprofessional and outrageous, but I was hungry, so I agreed.  Then this boy inquires \"It's to go, right?\"    I responded that I would be eating in.  He pointed me over to the hostess and said that she would seat me if that was the case.  I told him that I just wanted to enjoy a burger at the counter, and that I was in a hurry.  He responded that it was full service.\n\nSo a quick rundown.... employees staring at me instead of taking my order, my order unable to be entered into the system because the girl with access was \"nowhere to be found\", assuming that this was a carry out order because I was a solo diner, directing me to the hostess to be seated when he could have seated me himself, and refusing to let me eat my burger at the counter because it was \"full service\" and he probably assumed I wouldn't tip.  I can see why this place is closed.  This is horrendous service... take a hint from FOX Concepts and get your act together, Grimaldi's!!!
__label__4 Best show I have ever seen in Vegas. Its a great mix of insult comedy, cirque du soleil level acrobatics just a few feet from your chair. Plus a little burlesque thrown in for good measure. The Gazillionaire and Penny are so funny my side was hurting from laughing. \nWell worth the $49 ticket price for locals.  i'm going to see if again next week. I rarely see a show more than twice. But I get the feeling this show will be a little different every time.
__label__4 OMG! \nOne hell of a show. \nIf you are not a Puritan, you will laugh your ass off. \nA pseudo cirque meets vaudeville meets HBO comedy special. \nSome eye candy thrown in for good measure. \nMy friends & I had a blast. \nA few of us actually peed our panties. It was that good. \nHighly recommend.
__label__3 Great performances and acts! The main guy was hilarious and the space was intimate. I only wish Angel had a larger part, but it was fun seeing her doing something out of her element. \n\nP.S. The absinthe is a great gimmick but nothing like what you find overseas. I appreciate that they had it though.
__label__4 be sure you put your PC sensors away.  The show is irreverent and crude.  But if you go in understanding and accepting that, it's a fun show.  The acrobatics & skills are great.\n\nIf you sit in the front row, you may get picked on.  One of the better seats may be a few rows back where the seats are on risers, so the angle is better.\n\nbeware of the audience participation.  Don't go up unless you're pretty uninhibited...
__label__2 Eeeeks, I hate to be the one to NOT give 5 stars.  But here goes...I read the reviews here on Yelp and thought this sounded cool.  Well, it was okaaaay. \n \nThe goods:\n*Don't buy your tix way ahead of time.  Go to the box office located behind Serendipity and look for a guy passing out $20 off coupons. (That is $20 off each ticket).\n*The tickets without the discount are only $69, so at $49 per ticket, I didn't feel so bad about not loving this show.\n*There isn't a bad seat in the place unless you get behind a tall person\n* The show is pretty short\n\nThe bads:\n*You sit in a wood chair for 90 minutes and your back/butt isn't going to be happy\n*Based on the reviews I thought it was going to be raunchy and bad.  It was very mild.  \n*The acrobatics were good but I couldn't help but think they were just college kids from UNLV warming up for gymnastics and cheer-leading season\n*The roller skate act? One wrong move and we were all going to be decapitated. How did they ever get insured to do that?\n\nI am not a Vegas show kinda girl but this was okay.  If I had paid more than $50 per ticket I would have been bummed.
__label__4 Through a sweet friend, my boyfriend and I had gotten VIP tickets to Absinthe last year for my birthday.\n\nWOW!  There is no better word to describe this show!  The acrobatics and displays of strength, raunchy comedy, sexy burlesque, etc, etc, etc  were simply Ahhhhhh-Mazing!!\n\nEveryone (over 21) should make this a part of their visit to Vegas!  \n\nIf possible, you should get VIP tickets to gain entrance into the \"green room.\"  It is blue, not green ;)  and totally worth it!  A private bar, some hanging hammock-like seats and an aura of being somewhere only reserved for private eyes only is something else.  \n\n5 STARS!  I cannot wait to see it again!
__label__1 Meh, \n\nNot a bad show, worth the money if you get the twenty dollar off coupons. The acrobatics were amazing, the women and men are very nice to look at.\n\nThe stage is nice because it is small and in the center and the last seat can't be more then 30 feet away. \n\nThe reason I am giving it two stars is because it is comical, but a lot of racial slurs and gay jokes. Also a lot of sex jokes which I don't mind, but some were just tedious. There is  review on 9/22 that gave it one star that tells more. \n\nBiggest thing that bothered me was here is all this inappropriateness on stage and people half naked doing back flips and we were cheering and were sitting in the back row and were told to keep it down by one of the employees because it distracts the performers. There were other ways of saying it and everyone else was making noises, so I am not sure why it was a big deal . My sister and I were dressed up very nice from a dinner and i just felt like it was a very low-class way of dealing with a situation like that. Also we weren't sitting in the back hooting and hollering, it was one loud scream we let out.
__label__4 Best show ever.  The prior description of Borat meets Cirque du Soleil is quite accurate.  Front row is well worth it - so long as you don't mind being part of the show.
__label__3 You aint in Kansas anymore!  This show is alternates between amazing acrobatic feats, some clever humor, and downright vulgar.  Friend and I thoroughly enjoyed the show, but I'm only giving 4 stars due to uncomfortable seats.  Fortunately for us people seating next to (read on top of) us were really friendly and not too large.
__label__3 Show is absolutely fantastic. Great show & great skits.. highly recommended. Only suggestion I would def. Give is to purchase the upgraded seats for the additional $25.. trust me you'll be glad you did... If your the type to get offended by swears and vulgarity this show might not be for you... def. Made for 18+.. Alot of funny sexual contents...
__label__4 The most amazing show I've ever seen. Burlesque meets gymnastic meets comedy.  I would see absinthe over and over. There's no bad seat in the house, it was so close and intimate. Must see in Vegas!
__label__4 NOT FOR THE CONSERVATIVE. You've been warned. But if your liberal, open minded and can take some foul language, this is the show!\n\nA note on seating...any seat is a good seat! It took a while for me to decide on which seats to select and after reading some reviews, we selected some seats in the back against the wall. Glad we did, you're not going to miss anything. In fact, you'll enjoy the show more cause you're going to be much more comfortable. The lawn chairs closer to the stage are packed really close together, so, if you're packing a little extra weight, don't do it. Also, you'll be looking up for a good portion of the show, which might start to strain the next a bit.\n\nThe acts were amazing. My favorite...the hand balancers. If you've seen any cirque show, then it's nothing too new, but it's an intimate venue that totally changes things up.\n\nAnother note on seating...sit in the back tables and booths are. You'll be much more comfortable. Go check it out!!
__label__4 Best show that I have seen in Vegas. Combination of comedy,acrobatics and singing. Definitely recommend watching this.
__label__3 The show was INSANE! Fun times! Don't go if you are easily offended. spectacular must-see show. I've see many shows in Vegas and this was one of the best. I laughed so hard my face hurt.  Seats are unassigned and not very comfortable, but who cares, you will be on edge all the time anyway!
__label__1 I've only been to Menchie's once.\n\nThat was about 6 months ago, and I haven't felt much desire to return since then. While the store's decorating scheme is delightfully kawaii*^_^!, and the gentleman working the counter was very helpful, ultimately, I just didn't care much for the product. \n\nI am a fan of tart yogurt, but yogurt cannot get by on tart cred alone. I sampled maybe half of the flavors on tap when I was there, and ultimately did buy a small cup of somethingorother (now, you *know* things aren't great when I can't remember my order), but each and every one left me feeling...flat. Like there was too much ice and not enough anything else. I'm not sure if there was something in the ingredients that was putting me off, or if it was just the excess of sugar and low/non-fat recipe combination, but I couldn't even finish my small serving because I was getting a headache from the weird texture/mouthfeel/lack of \"food-ness\" (that's totally a word, btw). \n\nHonestly? I'd rather have TCBY. And you should know, that's not a TCBY endorsement.\n\nI *have*, however, kept my iconic pink spoon. That thing is great.
__label__4 I was visiting a friend of mine in Charlotte, and we swung by Menchies. The cutest, sweetest sales girl helped us. So friendly, and legit LOVES her job. Spoke to everyone who walked in. I think her name was Kayla. I will def be back!!!
__label__4 I don't give out many 5's. Let me explain why they get a 5. They are better than any of the Chinese fast food places I have been. The food was plentiful, hot, and taste. The service was good. I just don't think it could get better. \nI drive to Arrowhead area several times a week and have seen Yu's. They are new and have only been open a couple of weeks. Since they are in my neighborhood, I thought I should give them a try.\nVery clean and friendly place. We went in at lunch time and looked at the lunch menu. They have lunch meals for less than $6.00. With drink was just over $7.00 per meal. I got the house chicken. Marked spicy. Not overly spicy but I am used to eating some very hot foods so I am not always the best person to ask. My wife got the Orange Chicken. Wow. We got enough food to feed 4 or 5 people. Depending on how hungry you are there is enough food to feed 3 people in each meal. The food was good, and temperature was hot, hot as they cook it while you wait. Much better than the other Oriental food places in the area. I will be back. Many times. \nThis place just got started. Go see them. You will enjoy your food and service.
__label__0 I really HATE paying $30 for horrible food! This place sucks eat here at own risk.
__label__2 My first experience here wasn't the best so I'll add my second trip to the bottom of this review.  To decide a review on one visit may not be fair, at least not at this point. \n  I had the green chili burrito and the portion size was great.  The only problem was my blood pressure went up twenty points.  The main flavor was salt... Now I love salt as much as the next saltaholic, but my Great Stepmother supposedly cooked for Pancho Villa and I Inherited an awesome chili Verde recipe (aka Green Chili.)  THIS BURRITO. WAS FAR FROM IT. \n  In fact, usually cumin and green chilies are what you're supposed to taste (not salt.) \n  The meat was tender, the staff was friendly, and the restaurant was (pretty clean).  I'll wait for my next trip to finalize my review.\n    Second trip wasn't much better... I had the carne asada burrito, it was good. For some reason the other locations seem to have much better food? I've gotten at least one point better food at their other locations.\n\nI've made several trips now and it seems to me that this must be one of the better burrito places in the area, which is disappointing because in San Diego there are many burrito shops with excellent quality food. I suppose it just depends on your expectations and your location.
__label__1 I don't understand the love for this place.  It's okay, and great in a pinch, but mexican food should taste better.  Their steak lacks flavor as if it's cooked hours earlier and left in a steamer. If it's cooked to order I'm shocked by how little flavor it has.  Also I'm confused by this location.  I ordered a chorizo torta because the Filiberto's website says it contains chorizo, eggs, guacamole, lettuce & mayo.  Yet mine contained chorizo egg beans and cheese.  Do each of these places have their own menus?
__label__1 The smell of grease pervades this place and stuck to me for hours after I left.\nI love spring rolls.  They are are supposed to be light and fresh and full of nice crisp veggies, the spring rolls are Asian One are like sticky logs of blandness.  The Angel chicken wings are one of the most pointless and hardest to eat foods that I have ever come across.  It is a chicken wing stuffed with pork and veggies and it was greasy and bland.\nThose were the only things I tried, they may have good dishes there, but after trying two and being dissappointed by both of them, I will not return.
__label__4 Ken Foust here,\nThe food here is the best.  I eat at other comparably priced establishments and, frankly, I have been surprised at how much more complex the dishes are @ Krazy Fish.  They have treated me so well as I live nearby.  Do pass up the opportunity to experience their Krazy Kuisine..
__label__0 Unfortunately there is nothing special about this place. My husband got the french dip and myself the mushroom panini. Mine was rather disappointing, the mushrooms were minced so tiny and the flavor was semi reminiscent of canned cream of mushroom soup....on a sandwich. I hate leaving bad reviews but it wouldn't help anyone if i lied, sorry.
__label__2 i love you more than anything URBAN PICNIC.\n\nonly things: be open on sundays. be open longer. make your sides a little bit bigger.\n\nsincerely,\nmeet me behind the bleachers to make out after school.\n\nAUGUST 2013 EDIT: The owner sold this to a new owner. And apparently they don't use the chipotle aoli in their BLT's anymore. I am overwhelmed with sadness.
__label__0 $4.45 for Hammond lollipops that are $1.99 at WHOLE FOODS? What a rip! And teen-age clerks being too familiar and inappropriately jokey in front of me? Me thinks not!
__label__0 This place is tiny and service is so slow. We were seated for at least 15 minutes and nobody came to take our orders. We had to ask the staff who was our server to get our orders placed.  Not surprisingly the food came out slow seeing only 3 chefs were working at the sushi bar and the restaurant was packed. It was such a chaos in there that I didn't enjoy the meal at all. What a horrible experience. These people simply don't know how to run a restaurant providing that kinda service.
__label__4 We were staying on the Las Vegas strip and were looking for a good sushi place tha t was a good value.  Yelp reviews led us to Sushi House Goyemon that is a few miles away.  We went for the AYCE and it was excellent.  Everything we tried was excellent.  A few of the YELP reviews suggested the pig bellies or something like that, and that was the only item we chose that was one I'd pass up next time. Nice people and great service.
__label__1 I am perplexed by all the 5 star reviews.  As out of towners we just wanted somewhere nearby our work place.   The place was packed and so we had a 30 min wait, no problem, but humorless greeter was downright misog, no smiles all night.  Bad start.  Tofu appetiser with ikkura and condiments was delicious, great tofu.  Hand Scallop Soy roll was badly made, small and not spicy like I asked for.  Edamame overcooked, various rolls including the monster were lack lustre and ingredients just not fresh.  Tuna sashimi was sent back twice.  \nNo alteration to bill was made.  green tea creme bruless, tasty but teeny weeny portion.  Sake was great but for $12 a bottle it should be OK.
__label__1 DONT BELIEVE THE HYPE\n\nOK so the reason I came here was because of all the reviews and honestly this place is not all that. First of all you have to wait for an 40 minutes or more to be seated and the service is very slow.\n\nOnly thing I liked about this place is the hurricane roll (The extra star is for this roll). The fresh was not as fresh as some reviewers said.\n\nOH and because we were sitting thing there and talking with friends with have not seen for awhile, mind you this is shortly after we paid the bill, they asked us if there was anything else we needed kinda their way of telling us to get the eff out because there were people waiting. I am sorry but if we were at any other place, they wouldnt make us feel that way. \n\nThey are never getting my business again. Get a bigger spot!
__label__3 So i realized that they have the same exact menu as sushi mon on maryland pkwy and silverado ranch. same owner. Same price. Great rolls. Everything came out fresh. But they had great specialty rolls just like sushi mon. It took a lil long for rolls and ahi poke was so-so. People reviewing it talked about green tea creme brulee. But they didnt have it on menu. So i was a little dissapointed. But generally happy wit the whole experience.
__label__2 3.5 Stars..Got the all you can eat sushi, which was good and best of all desert is included. but the desert wasn't all that. Got gassed, sigh. The place was OK looking but heard the bathroom looks & smells good. But didn't personally go check it out. LoLz. The service was a bit slow.  There is a limit to 1 hour to all you can eat people.\nThis is an nice place to go eat baked & fried sushi rolls and a few other things. I rather go else where to eat all you can eat sushi tho. Not too into fried or baked sushi. Also my desert craze was not satisfied. =T\n\nNote: I ordered something twice and our waiter never bring it to me. sad face and I remind him 3x sigh. So at the end I just said for get about it.
__label__4 Lot better than I expected. Love sushi and these guys get a 5, half a star more for exceeding expectations. Fish was fresh, rolls were perfect without 100 pounds of rice. Even though we didn't AYCE it for those that are hungry it's a bargain, do it. Salmon, yellowtail and white tuna sashimi, bomb. I love hand rolls with no rice, chef refused to make my hand rolls with no rice but made them a cut roll instead and he hit it outta da park all, great rich fat rolls with no rice, great job. Those of u that love Philly rolls, try this it's hella worth it, order their Supreme Salmon roll and ask them to add the cream cheese, it's a buck more, but worth it. Next time in LV, would def go back.
__label__2 Frist couple times I went it was great. And now the last few times I have been going the service has been really poor. I had to get up and give my plates to the bus boy becuse they kept bringing food out and not clearing other plates.. And haveing to stop them after having an empty glass of water several times The server forgot my card at the cashier.  Food is great! but I dont think I will be frequenting this place as much.. I will drive farther and go to the sushi mon on silverado ranch.
__label__1 This place has great sushi in a nice atmosphere. Very busy full of people and is open late at night. Their service has never been that great but the past few times I've been. There have been big problems with service and the last time I was totally ignored. It sucks because I like going to this place by my house. But like I said, I'm not going there again to let them treat me like I'm not an important customer.
__label__2 We got there pretty early and only had to wait about 30 minutes to get seated.  For $26.95, it was a great deal for dinner and the highlights were the Hurricane Roll (Shrimp tempura, spicy tuna, cucumber and avocado topped with salmon tempura, smelt eggs & green onion drizzled with eel sauce spicy yum yum sauce & mayonnaise) and Pork Belly with Mango Salsa.  We ordered a lot of nigiri and while the quality was very good for AYCE, it was not good enough for nigiri or sashimi. \n\nThe one hour time limit and strict rules regarding uneaten food made me nervous but in the end, we had enough time to stuff ourselves.
__label__1 I have been here a few times now to eat. I have to say with each experience it just gets worse each time. I am not a huge fan of all you can eat stuff because the quality is generally low and this place fits the bill. I went yesterday and ordered the Beef Terriakyi and the girl ordered the AUCE. \n\nMy beef dish was terrible. The quality of the meat was so low I sent it back. The meat was so fatty and the smothered in sauce as if I might not know. I was grossed out and tried to eat the salad.. seaweed, the deep friend veggies, the terrible California rolls, and the rice. The rice was the highlight.. It was overall so bad I sent it back. No offer to comp anything or do anything about it. \n\nOverall.. I wont be going back.. I keep trying but it is just not happening..
__label__2 Par to sub par for a AYCE sushi bar. \nNice atmosphere, decorating, lighting, outside seating, and open till 3am, are some of the selling points, but their fish pieces are small, sushi rice was borderline and their sashimi salad was a sad excuse. \nUnlike other AYCE, their soft shell crab is not included in the $27 price tag. \nTheir one redeeming item was their \"pork belly\". Pretty incredible, actually. Ive never seen this item at other sushi bars, but after eating their sushi i understand why they added it to the menu....\nI suspect it's their only reason for success.
__label__4 Probably the best AYCE sushi spot in Vegas! Love that it's open late night, and that they have daily specials. It's also great that they don't give an abundance of rice and small cuts of fish. Seemed like most of their rolls were amazing (and they let you do half orders for AYCE so you can sample more!) \n\nMust try: \nSalon Belly: buttery goodness!\nGrilled pork belly: delicious fatty goodness\nYuzu Sorbet: tangy, refreshing goodness\n\nI highly recommend sitting at the bar is possible, you'll get your nigiri and rolls much quicker.
__label__1 Horrible horrible service!!!! What happened to this place?\nFood is good and fresh. I refuse to go here during normal hours but if I'm craving sushi at 2am then I'd stop by. Otherwise I will drive way across town to Yama Sushi for excellent service and food! So sad to see this place fall apart..
__label__3 brought my bf here when he was in town because we don't have all you can eat sushi in houston.\n\nit's a small restaurant (right by my house!) and i would expect it to be packed during dinner time as it was busy during lunch. there is a time frame as to how long you can dine in on the all you can eat menu -45 minutes. it's $23 bucks per person.\n\nnow, keep in mind you can order HALF ORDERS on everything. we didn't know until later and made the mistake of ordering whole rolls and was stuffed by the time we finished our fifth. it makes it more worth it if you are able to try many different rolls because they're all really good!\n\ni personally love the nigiri menu, i had about eight pieces of the yellowtail- try it with ponzu sauce and jalape\u00f1os and you have yourself a mouthwatering dish! \n\ni loved their lychee sherbet dessert, it was delicious! \n\noverall, i highly recommend this place. though we did come out of the restaurant way too stuffed and on the edge of throwing up...at least we were satisfied.
__label__2 Decent sushi. Their unagi (BBQ eel) is terrible and that's my favorite. The salmon and other rolls are good.
__label__0 I WOULD NOT EVER RECOMMEND ANYONE TO EAT HERE!! I'm sorry to say but my fellow Yelpster's were wrong, this place was a joke.  The fact that our waitress only came to our table once to get our drink order and never came back. Had to wave down another waitress to get our food ordered. Once we got our appetizers it was bland n cold, their Nigiri's dry, the rolls were off tasting as if they over cooked the eel sauce & the baked rolls just awful had to return them because it was burnt.  Who serves anything burnt?? Didn't have an appetite for anything they had after that. It was honestly a waste of time & money. Had to eat somewhere else.
__label__3 Long wait, Good food, Service was ok over all experience was good. I've been there many times (from day one) Tony is an amazing Sushi Chef that we have followed around. Only draw back of the place is occupancy. Way to popular for such a small establishment. Price is fair for AYCE and portions are proper. I'm not a big fan of rolls but might mix it up once in a while and have one or two. I prefer sticking to the basics. Will be back to review again, next time I hope to give them that extra star!
__label__1 Goyemon used to be our absolute favorite place, we would eat here about 4 times a week since it is also close to home. But in the past few months something happened... The service became bad, the portions smaller (we almost always order ala carte), occasionally the fish is very warm. I keep hoping it will change back to how it once was, perhaps they cannot handle their popularity. Goyemon was great but right now it is a solid 2 - 2.5 stars.
__label__3 It was hot outside, but cool inside. We went for an AYCE lunch and enjoyed every bite. The service was fast and friendly. This is no non-sense eating establishment. Most of the clientele with the exception of yours truly were locals. The experience was good, presentation of the food was nice and everything was fresh. We will be back. I have the feeling that if you go for dinner you better plan on waiting cause this place is a local favorite.
__label__2 Came in. Waiter was alright. Gave me a stair like I didn't know what I was doing. He gave mediocre service. I'm full
__label__4 This was my first time at ayce sushi and I got to say it was bombdizzle. For $33 dinner, i nearly passed out by our third round. However after some wiggling shifting and fresh air, I recovered and continued to go HAM on them yellow tails. This is well worth your $33 just make sure you do legs beforehand!
__label__4 This is my go to sushi spot when I'm in Vegas!! Absolutely love it here. The food is really fresh all the time. The hostess Arpi is really awesome. She's very nice and chill and remembers all the regulars. See you next time I'm in town!
__label__2 I was never a fan of AYCE sushi. Even after reading the good reviews about this place, I still wasn't interested in coming here since I already had a favorite sushi spot! However, we had family in town a few weeks ago who asked us to bring them here, so I finally got to see what it was all about. So many reviews here already, so I'll try to keep mine short and sweet. \n\nA few things I would like to point out.....\nFirst, we got lucky with the wait time. They told us we would be waiting about 40 minutes. But because a big party left, it opened up like 3 tables and we only waited about 20 minutes. I thought it was kind of cool that they text you a link that shows your place in line and how long you have waited so far to keep track of your time.\n\nSecond, we unfortunately got a table that was close to the entrance door. It was so crowded and people were waiting inside the narrow entrance way (as if this place isn't tiny enough). I got annoyed because it felt like the whole time, strangers were watching me eat. Sorry, but it sucks when you cant enjoy your meal because people keep looking over your shoulder!\n\nLastly, I'm sorry, but the sushi just wasn't that great. I ordered a few rolls, but nothing stood out or gave me a reason to come back again. They may have sounded fancy on the menu, but the taste was disappointing. However, I will say this. Their rice to meat/fish/veggies/what have you is great. They don't pack on the rice or are not stingy with the other ingredients, which some sushi places definitely do. \n\nAnyway, glad I finally tried it, but no thank you. I don't mind paying more for sushi that I can definitely enjoy elsewhere!
__label__3 This is my hands down favorite ayce sushi spot in all of vegas. I never leave disappointed and I know the menu by heart. The only downside is depending on the time you go their may or may not be a wait, however they have integrated this \"text you when your table is ready\" system which is actually quite convenient. I mean the service isn't really all that great, but it is also not that bad so i'll live. Definitely one of the better spots to grab sushi in vegas.
__label__4 A really fun place to shop! Knowledgeable, passionate staff, great selection, competitive prices.
__label__3 Great brew pub!  Hoppy beers, friendly service, interesting crowd and atmosphere.  If you are looking for a great beer, go.
__label__3 I wouldn't say calling in at 1130pm on my way home last night was one of my best decisions but it was definitely up there as one of them!\n\nBrewdog is a small chain but one which beats to an ultra independent and 'them and us' attitude when it comes to taking on the generic and bland pubs of the high street. \n\nIf the truth be told, I've started to get a little bored of their core range of beers and prefer to go for something a little bit limited release (Brewdog are the masters of brewing tons of random brews each year - each with mixed results) or treat myself to one of their many guest bottles from either home or abroad (mainly USA craft)\n\nLast night I enjoyed some Bear republic and I'd highly recommend trying anything from this brewery. \n\nThe vibe at this time of night was what you'd call relaxed but with an edge. The clientele was mid 20's to 50's - with everyone quaffing while listening to some quality LCD soundsystem pumping out of the speakers - this for me was the highlight as I love a good place that gets the music loud enough that you can really feel it, but then still is just right to chat with your pal. \n\nThe Edinburgh bar is one of my fave brewdogs in UK - the only thing that let's it down is the quite rancid toilets which are like something from a small and pokey local train - with a smell to match! \n\nGo here for good beer and good vibes - it's as simple as that
__label__1 From the moment you arrive at Luxury Suites international you realize that what you paid for makes you less valuable as a guest than going directly through the hotel. The luxury suites are privately owned therefore you will not get the same service as the others staying in the hotel, something you should be aware of if you choose to reserve through amazon or travelzoo. The \"customer service\" reps: Natasha and Nicole don't have a clue how to make guests feel welcome. In fact if you booked through Amazon or Travelzoo you will soon be aware that other guests booking directly with the hotel are treated differently. Sometimes it's difficult to put your finger on a person's attitude but in this case there is a bit of animosity for those who took advantage of a special. The hotel is nice but I can't emphasize enough, if you feel that Nicole or Natasha the two \"customer service representatives\" have an attitude, it's time to call the hotel directly. Natasha treats guests as if they are asking for a handout. While the hotel itself has some wonderful qualities the team at Luxury Suites will make you regret booking through them. Whether you need a pillow, housekeeping or a razor (like most hotels will give you) you will be told told by the signature that this is not their concern. Better spend a few more dollars than dealing with these woman who believe that discount guests are more of a nuisance than a valuable part of their business. Furthermore, if you book through Luxury Suites International, a \"balcony vista\" with a view of the strip is more like a view of another hotel. Beware as all rooms are non refundable. Live and learn.
__label__3 I'm a big fan of the food and drink offered here.  Lots of noodle and stir fry places put a lot of green/red peppers and bamboo shoots in the mix so they can skimp on the good stuff (meat and other veggies).  This place has a good balance of ingredients in all of the dishes I have tried.  My boyfriend commented that he really likes the noodles, he was sad to finish them off before he had eaten all the chicken in his curry. \n\nThe bar has a lot to offer but the prices are a little steep considering the happy hour specials other places in the area offer.  The food on the other hand is very reasonably priced with large portions.
__label__4 I never considered waxing until I was getting ready for my destination wedding.  My first trip to Velvet was terrifying...I was sure it was going to be so awkward and hurt like hell.  I had a velvet and underarms done...and it was underwhelming...in a very good way.  In fact after my appointment I went home to wax my fianc\u00e9s back with the microwave stuff from Target (he would kill me if he knew I put this on yelp), and after one swipe that nearly ripped his skin off, I insisted that we get right back in the car and go to Velvet...so we did!  He was as pleasantly surprised at his experience as I was!\n\nThe studio is vintage chic in design, somewhere I would love to sit and lounge and people watch.  The staff is so professional, quick, and thoughtful.  Nothing was awkward at all and nothing hurt...for real.  I now go back before a trip / vacation and am so happy I found Velvet...I've heard horror stories about other waxing experiences so take it from me, go somewhere reputable!
__label__1 I was sort of reluctant to write a bad review because Velvet is so cute and convenient -- I really, really wanted to like it. But I felt compelled to write a review because my eyebrow wax at Velvet was the worst I've ever gotten -- and I have huge eyebrows so I've gotten loads of eyebrow waxes. \n\nTo be fair, I've had a problem with skin being torn off in the past. I usually treat it like no big deal because it happens relatively frequently and it's usually just a thin patch right under my eye. So I'm aware that it's a possibility whenever I get a wax, and I'm usually pretty cool about it. But what happened at Velvet was just unacceptable. \n\nThe wax took off the top layer of skin under one eye, and half the skin under another. The wax was apparently down bizarrely close to my eye -- way beyond where I've ever had eyebrow hair. It hurt like hell and I've had to wear my thick-rimmed glasses for days so that nobody will be suspicious. It's still red and I'm terrified it'll scar. \n\nBasically my point is this: if you have sensitive brows or if you've had a problem with skin being torn off in the past, I just wouldn't go here.
__label__0 We had can't do moving about 4 years ago.  Mike, the pres came out and did a great bid.  Unfortunately unless he shows up his movers complain about how they are hourly workers.  (Here's a tip if you want a tip don't complain.). We asked for our two bedroom apartment to be moved to a three story townhome.  Which we CLEARLY explained when got the bid.  Regardless the movers complained and moaned the whole time telling us, as customers, we were under bid by their boss.  We expressly told Mike that we had no intention of packing everything as we were willing to pay but required everything to be moved out of the apartment and unpacked by the movers.  I had to contact the owner and make an uncomfortable situation as his movers took until 2 to pack us.  Which is unacceptable, being a military wife and moving every three years I used to have a team of 3 move my home goods in under 4 hours.  Needless to say the movers were mad I had to call their superior and then in order for us to move into the townhome within a day my husband and I had to help.  By the time we got our belongings in the home we were late evening.  Granted both my husband and I were helping the whole time.  They never unpacked us and to boot they broke a leg off an armoire.  \n\nI will say though mike came back after I spent days on unpacking to pay for the broken furtinure.  He paid out a cash payment for the broken item which was acceptable at the time.  But I would never refer or use this company in the future as they were FAR off their mark and had movers that constantly complained about their pay.  Hence can't do moving!
__label__2 Their menu is pretty typical for a tea house: black/red/green (milk) teas, fruit teas, et cetera et cetera. I do appreciate that they have S, M, L options for their drink sizes instead of the usual one-size-fits-all. \n\nI ordered a medium green milk tea, and I'm not sure if the tapioca pearls were included or if they were an add-on, but either way my drink cost me less than $3.75. The tapioca pearls are not as \"Q\" as I would have liked (could have probably been boiled for a few more minutes), and their milk tea is clearly made from powder....but I'll take what I can get. \n\nI wish there was more indoor seating available - either that, or they need to control the sprawl of customer belongings so that they can clear up more seats for other patrons. Fortunately, the weather was nice, so I was able to take my drink outdoors to their patio. \n\nOverall, Jade Mountain did not disappoint, but I shall continue my search for the best pearl milk tea that Madison has to offer.
__label__2 I've been here a couple times on blurry nights in the Southside. Local can get obscenely packed, way moreso than other Southside establishments, most likely due to it being relatively new. \n\nIf you're lucky enough to be there on a night where it's jumping but not suffocatingly packed, Local can be a decent hang-out spot especially out on the patio in the summer.\n\nThe crowd is the typical Southside bar crawl crowd but if you're looking for sophistication and cosmopolitan feel... why go to the Southside? Folks are friendly enough, the service is fast if you can get to the bar but the prices can be a little expensif esp. for shots.\n\nStill, I'd say I like Local for a night of drinking and swearing, if the weather's nice and the place isn't jam packed.
__label__2 I had read Munch's review of Local Bar + Kitchen in the Post-Gazette.  He seemed indifferent to it, didn't hate the food but had some issues with the whole lack of \"local\" which I totally understand.  So when a Groupon became available I figured I'd take a chance.\n\nI often wonder if places like this read critics reviews.  In the case of Local Bar + Kitchen, it seems they did read what Munch had to say and did make some adjustments.  He wondered where exactly the pierogies made in McKees Rocks were from; the menu now clearly states that they are from Pierogies Plus.  Another one of Munch's criticisms was the lack of local brews; I can now say that they offer selections from both East End and Penn Brewery.  \n\nI went ahead and ordered up the pierogies as my appetizer and Big Steve's Meatloaf sandwich as my entree.  The sandwich was very tasty.  I really liked the spicy Heinz glaze.  The pierogies were amazing, of course, but when you start with perfection and add butter, you can't really mess that up.  My service was okay, however it did seem to take awhile for someone to initially take my drink order and then when my pierogie appetizer came out my sandwich followed about 30 seconds later.  When all was said and done, though, my drink was not included in my final bill.  I wasn't sure if it was an oversight or my waitress being nice, but either way I left a nice tip.\n\nOne random note: the bathrooms were very clean.  At least the women's room, anyway.  \n\nLocal Bar + Kitchen is a place I might try again, but it's not the best place to just go for food.  And not all the food is actually \"local.\"  The bar was hopping, though, and it stayed busy.  My suggestion would simply be to omit the word \"kitchen\" from the name of the establishment.  If it was only called \"Local Bar\" people would see the name as describing the place, not their offerings - leading to less confusion and disappointment in diners.
__label__3 My boyfriend and I went on a date night and went to the movies. After the movie, we decided we wanted sushi and looked up great sushi places nearby. We ran into Yoshi Bento, and decided to give it a try.\n\nWhen we walked in, we wanted to leave and find another place because we were looking for a nice, sit down restaurant. However, Yoshi seemed like a to-go, fast food place. But the owner was very friendly, so we decided to give it a try.\n\nWe found a Groupon deal, $15 for a crispy avocado, 2 half and half rolls, and sake bomb for two. We ordered the Scottsdale Roll, Eel Dragon Roll, Crispy Shrimp Tempura Roll, and Salmon Garlic Roll. \n\nEverything was good! The crispy avocado is soooo good! LOVED it! The rolls were great as well, although the eel dragon roll was very cold. In my opinion it would be much better if the eel was warm! The owner recommended the Salmon Garlic Roll. I hesitated because I don't like jalapenos, but minus the jalapenos, it was very good! \n\nWe were able to get an appetizer, sake bomb, and try 4 different rolls for only $15! Definitely a great deal, and will definitely go back!
__label__0 I ordered the Bento box, with Teriyaki tofu today and my friend had the Korean beef.  The Teriyaki had a way too sweet sauce with veggies and tofu over rice. It tasted like a frozen dinner. The tempura coating was very greasy, inside contained something tasteless and part was dark and hard like a bad potato. The egg rolls were mushy and tasted like frozen also. The coleslaw was cabbage with dressing, very unspecial. I don't know what the greasy eggy pocket filled with rice is called, didn't even try it. My friend liked the sauce on the beef and the rice was okay as well as the piece of shrimp tempura although very greasy. With two sodas our bill was $24.00. Even if it was free, I wouldn't want it. I can't imagine this place will last long.
__label__0 What a scam the owner HATES groupon so he has the nerve to mark mine redeemed ALTHOUGH I never used it. I wonder how many other unsuspecting people don't even realize this... I WILL NEVER go there again. And will be reporting this to GROUPON?
__label__3 For $9, the Spicy Pork Ramen is a great lunch consideration. Food was prepared fast-- taking less than 10 minutes from scratch (we stopped by during non-lunch hours). Soup was just spicy enough by Asian standards, and though the noodle was a bit doughy it was plentiful. Half of boiled egg on top too!\n\nThey also have a wide selection of Asian beers, and even soju! Ramune for the kids or for reminiscing adults.\n\n3.5 stars. Recommended for quick bite to eat.
__label__4 Hands down one of the best restaurants in Phoenix.  We were ecstatic to hear of this opening as we were frequent diners at Postinos.  Everything we have ordered has been fabulous.  Their specialty cocktails are a perfect blend.  They always have different beer selection that is wonder.  Their service is top notch!  \n\nIf you are looking for some home cooking and great service give Windsor a try!
__label__3 Went here last weekend and had a great meal. It was pretty busy when we arrived, which is always a good sign. We wanted to sit on the patio since the evenings have been so nice lately and the host said it might be a little while. Not a problem, we just went to the bar to grab a drink while we waited. He came by once or twice after to ensure us that we would be seated soon, which was nice. \n\nI had heard good things about the cocktails and ended up ordering the No. 17. It was awesome and I would definitely order it again. My sister got the No. 6 and she thoroughly enjoyed it as well. We decided to split the fondue and crab cake BLT. The fondue was great and the pretzels and sausage were perfect dippers. The crab cake BLT was good, but nothing really memorable. I don't think its anything against the sandwich itself, but just that I realized I prefer crab to crab cakes. Church potatoes were an awesome side! \n\nService was attentive and the food was well spaced out. We weren't rushed and enjoyed spending the evening enjoying the nice patio dining. Overall, I would definitely recommend this place.
__label__3 Another hit for the Upward Projects people.  Friendly staff, delicious menu, great space...this place has it all.  The patio is beautiful for warm AZ nights, and it's dog friendly too.  Check out the pretzel fondue, and the Joe's church potatoes.  Bloody Mary bar for weekend brunch is pretty great too.  Plus, it's next to Churn for your sweet tooth.
__label__1 Crab BLT was a big disappointment.  Why did they chop the bacon into little pieces which kept falling off the sandwich?  Crab cakes had little flavor.  Mac &cheese was ordinary.  Overpriced considering the lack of quality.
__label__3 Birthday brunch with Mom. Was absolutely fantastic. Toasted with a cava and aperol spritzer. Mom had crab cakes eggs benedict, which I had to beg for a bite of...super yummy. For me (and was even gluten free) the \"Matador\" two eggs over easy stacked with super crispy tortillas and cheesy potatoes, smothered with salsa verde...delicious!! Service was great, weather was beautiful and even ran into two of my favorite friends. Great experience all around.
__label__1 Went for lunch today with my parents. Waited only 15 minutes around 1:00 for a table outside. I've been only once before for drinks and was seated at exact same table, against the brick wall. I could hardly hear my parents. Between the extra loud music and bad acoustics, we had to yell to have a conversation. :(  mind you I'm a club person and love music, just not while I'm eating and trying to enjoy others company.\n\nI shared the pulled pork sandwich and kale salad, both awesome. But the sandwich was drowning in honey mustard sauce. The service was not the greatest and the waiter was not friendly at all. Only asked my dad how his burger was, which he said was good.\n\nThe food and drinks are really great. But not sure I'll be going again soon unless its off peak time and sit inside.
__label__4 Though I have only had the pleasure of eating at Windsor once, it was the BEST burger I've ever eaten. My dad and I both had the burger Windsor style and oh my goodness I couldn't have inhaled it any faster. They give you multiple options for sides, but I opted for sweet potato fries and they were crispy and flavorful. The staff was very helpful and multiple people came over to check that we were having a joyous experience and we absolutely were. Can't wait to go back and try more dishes!
__label__3 Tried their half soup and salad. Soup was a very hearty chili and beans . This was more like a bowl than a cup. The soup was like a stew. Tried their salad with fruits apples and pears . Interesting blend
__label__1 This place is really strange. I received a free smoothie card which brought me here. They are not smoothies though. Smoothies have fruit and delicious ingredients. These are protein shakes made with water and powder. Yuck. Everyone who works there wants to talk to you. Very awkward. I'm giving two stars only because I didn't have to pay for this dismal experience.
__label__2 Interesting to I must say.. had a couple of first.\n\nHad Durian smoothie and friend had Jackfruit the durian was not to my liking but I can say I triied it. \n\nFresh rolls or ( spring rolls ), foot long sandwich with Korean beef was mine and friend had the pho' with steak flank. \n\nThe spring rolls really good though I was missing basil ? I have been to a couple of pho places that put basil in them tastes really great that way, however can tell there really fresh. The Korean Beef Sandwich was really good I have a few suggestions though its hard to eat cilantro as a whole with stem attached maybe they could pick apart or chop also the cucumbers instead of slicing them on a bias maybe try julienne them this would look really cool to match the carrots they have its kinda hard biting into a amazing baguette and have to chew for five minutes with out chocking. The Korean beef was flavorful and tasted yummy. \n\nThe pho looked amazing I also seen some pho dishes that looked like crispy beef or chitlins ? maybe next try that. The bread was amazing normally I dont get excited bout that but have had some bad experiences in the past either soggy bread or worse \n\nOverall ok
__label__0 Not bad, but good either. And at $9 per sandwich there are much better places to go. Service is spotty as well. Nice folks, but they have some work to do.
__label__3 Really good food.  Had the Bryan sandwich split with a friend and cup of brocolli cheese soup each.  Order at the counter, food delivered to table. Owner stopped by table to make sure everything was ok.  Nice touch, as mentioned before prices are a little high but food is very fresh, unique and tasty!!  Not a lot of seating, scones looked wonderful, gonna have to make another stop to try these.
__label__0 We had a group of 13 of us today for a birthday/football get together .. Let me tell you that this place SUCKS \nWe never even made it thru the door and this goon of a door man was looking at us \nGeez dude it's Sunday football and it's Scottsdale\nWe were dressed appropriately . Bottom line is\nThis place SUCKS way better places in Scottsdale\nThen this doucher don't waste your money here
__label__4 Oh El Hefe, just about my favorite bar of all time. This place is like half bar half club and it's awesome, I've never seen anything like it (the closest thing I've ever seen to it would be Coyote Ugly). There are literally gorgeous girls dancing on the bar pouring tequila in people's mouths, it's insanity. All the bartenders/servers are basically supermodels too. They have pretty good food too but sometimes the service takes a little longer (sometimes supermodels aren't the sharpest). But seriously this place is awesome for a night out or even great for happy hour and they have good music! When I lived in Scottsdale I would always take my friends that were visiting to hefe and they absolutely loved it, definitely a go to bar of mine when i'm in town
__label__1 I love giving great reviews... Sadly, we also have to be honest and give bad. Took some friends there today. Supposedly it was the \"hype\" (sadly over).  Upon entry, the space was clean but crowd was more like gorillas hitting on helpless fawn. Yet the fawn were sitting on the bar. Not at, but ON. We sat outside (no hostess) so we just sat. Turns out there was a trainee/trainer for us. Neither had a clue as to \"gluten free\" including the standard table chips and salsa. Ordered a blended marg (NO Blender, \"it broke\"). Tacos and salsa great!!!  beer was beer. food was served fast and warm. Again, love the food - def a 3-4.5 on food. But after 19 minutes, we still were not table touched by either the trainee or trainer. There was only 7 table occupied. SAD. but I guess when you hire looks over ability, we should not expect much. Then again, I should know better in the area it is located in. Now, I know El Hef opened not too long ago, but with Hi-FI (a newer more gorilla like venue) the crowd must must explore new territory. El Hefe is \"New kid on the block is now the red headed step child\" But, give it 12 months and Hi-Fi will take that title. \n\nBack to point here. in short, if you are looking to be seen, go to either, maybe grab some food. If you are looking for a memorable experience of the good kind, there are 100 options within walking distance.
__label__0 The place is not too bad within the general douchebaggy community. The problem of this place is the staff!!! The girls in the bar are there spotting the potential big tippers, I don't blame them but please.... I spent a good while with my card in my hand waiting for my order to be taken while the girls were attending all the boys around me... Fed up, I turned to my husband and told him to try to order himself. He took my place in the bar and within maybe 2 min he was back with drinks for everybody!!!! Shameful!!!\nBut the worst part was at the end... we ordered our drinks and without previous notice from the bar, once we got served and payed of course, this bouncer arrived with the worst manners ever, shouting to us to get out of there. We were really shocked since we were just two couples, quite calm compared with the rest of the audience, not really trouble makers... We told him that if they were not going to let us finish the drinks they shouldn't have sold them to us, right?  Well the bouncer started shouting even more at us and being incredibly rude, we left the place before things would go worse... Horrible experience, never again!
__label__1 I prefer the El Hefe on Mill for having more space and nicer staff. This place is pretty packed most of the time with a line that doesn't seem efficiently taken care of. The front men aren't the nicest, and had an affectation of authority, basically they were very pretentious - making them unprofessional. I know people complain about the front men at Maya, but at least they do their job professionally. Also, at Mint, they're very professional as well. \n\nOnce inside, it's pretty messy, the crowd and patrons there aren't the ideal crowd you want to be around, neither at the El Hefe on Mill, it must be an El Hefe thing. :P An obnoxious, and irresponsible atmosphere. \n\nThe drinks weren't bad though, and the food might be good. Might come back for that.
__label__4 One of my new favorite places.  The food is so delicious and reasonably priced and the staff is really friendly.  The music / television can be a bit loud but it is a bar so I can't really complain about it.  I like the Mill Ave location better for people watching on the patio.  Both places are dog friendly!\n\nEverything I've tried is fresh and delicious.  I love their ceviche tostadas, salsa, chips and guac to start, but we've also had the corn dip and it's pretty good.  The tacos are all yummy, and the house salad is really good.  I haven't tried anything I didn't like.  The servers are friendlier than I would expect and that's been consistent so they hire well.\n\nNot sure I would've tried this place based purely on appearances and the bar atmosphere because it's not really our style, but the food keeps bringing us back.  I love it for lunch or an early dinner.
__label__4 Very clean, fresh toppings
__label__0 Spent too long explaining my order, correcting the cashier while the manager yelled to the back our order incorrectly. Then we still did not get our order as asked. Only one of the two soda fountains worked with a low ice machine. None of the tables were clean.
__label__0 How hard is it to make Mexican Food filled with flavor?  Such simple ingredients shouldn't be so difficult - rice, beans, tortilla shells...but you'd be surprised how bland these ingredients can be in the wrong hands.\nI tried the Pittsburgh version of the California burrito and my friend had the fish tacos.  Even though there were supposed to be other ingredients the only thing I tasted was the heavy portion of carne asada and fries...maybe  a little cheese.  No Guac, no salsa to be seen.  I did like the crunch and flavor of the corn chips but the salsa needed about 1/2 bottle of Tapatio to give it some flavor and spice.  The best part of the burrito was the grilled tortilla shell which gave the burrito some crunch.\nMy friend's fish tacos were also lacking in the flavor department - he decided to also dose it in Tapatio and then cut up the taco and mix it with the side of rice and beans.\nSo no matter how late or drunk you are - pass by go and do not stop at Los Cabos.
__label__3 If you don't mind staying a little further from the strip, then this is the place to stay! It's not going to give you that luxury hotel experience that you'd get from staying at some of the hotels in Vegas, but I was very happy with the experience.\n\nI went with a group of friends to Vegas a couple months ago, so we booked two suites for all of us for 3 nights. Each suite had a full kitchen, washer and dryer, two bedrooms (one with a king-sized bed [with a Jacuzzi!!] and the other with two queen-sized beds), and a nice living room with a flat screen tv, couch, chairs, and a dining table. It definitely had a very comfortable, home-y feel to it. Everything was clean and there were plenty of extra towels in the bathrooms. \n\nThey also had a nice pool to relax and do some swimming. No glass allowed by the pool, but Solo cups are fine for drinks, if you know what I mean. ;) The pool is no Encore Beach Club by any means, but it's quiet and relaxing if you want to tan and doze off for a bit. :) \n\nI would definitely stay there again if we go back. My only complaint would be that they didn't have one of our suites ready by the time we checked in, and one of the doors to the bathroom had a huge hole in it, but Customer Service was really helpful in recording the damage and not charging us for it.
__label__2 Pasta China immediately caught my eye the first time I drove past it.  The name tells you everything you need to know going into the place, it's a mixture of Italian and Chinese cuisines.  There a few Italian-only and Chinese-only dishes, and five fusion dishes.  All are priced between $4.00-$6.00, so no breaking the bank here.\n\nI wanted a little kick in my meal, so I went for the Szechuan Angel: angel hair pasta with chicken tossed in a spicy peanut sauce (Photo: http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/z57kLRRnYXcaIhFZnxNJCA?select=mOwNIOGbhJLhNgWX9NUVFQ).  My entree came with a side salad and two pieces of garlic bread.  The salad had an odd dressing that I couldn't quite place; some bites tasted of sesame, others of citrus or orange.  The garlic bread was good as it was also topped with pesto.\n\nThe real downside to the Szechuan Angel dish is that it wasn't spicy at all.  That was the main reason I ordered it, so that was a bummer.  The peanut flavor was a lot more subtle than other peanut sauces I've had; this can be a good or bad thing depending on your palate.  I was fine with it, I just wished it were spicy.  The entree is a generous portion and decent deal at $5.00.\n\nMany of the sides are only $1.00, so I also ordered the Curry Beef Puffs (Photo: http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/z57kLRRnYXcaIhFZnxNJCA?select=gUUVV5Zuapt7sL3TXNHq5g).  The filling is ground beef cooked with a yellow curry.  I've never had ground beef with curry before, but it turns out better than you would think.  It would be better if there were a stronger curry flavor!\n\nOverall you're getting a well portioned meal for no more than $6.00, and sides are cheap enough where you can order one while still eating for less than $10.  I think the food is decent, but your mileage may vary depending on your expectations and palate.  I'll be back again to explore the rest of the menu!
__label__4 OMG....Get in your car and go now!!! \n\nI live close, and have seen the signage but was leery of trying Pasta China, untill I read the reviews. So I called my foodie friend, she picked me up and off we went!\n\nWe sampled a LOT of food, lol. I think the waitress was concerned because we ordered so much.  But we are sample & doggie bag girls. We had 3 apps 3 dinners and 2 desserts....\n\nRangoons sp? Holy cow! Even hubby liked them, and he is really picky.\nPotstickers,  very tasty\nFusion pizza eggroll, reeeeealy good!\n\nGarlic chicken alfredo, I liked it, wish there was more garlic\nCashew chicken, I liked it a lot, but had more sugar than I am comfortable with, I am diabetic.\nFusion Pasta China.......TADA! Ya it was that good.\n\nFusion Cannoli eggroll, WTH?   BEST  cannoli I have EVER eaten!\nLemon bar, I did not care for it. I want LEMON, mouth pucker and all. But my friend really liked it.\n\nFor all that, and we took 3 boxes and a baggie home, bill was under $30. I left $35 and the waitress tried to give me money back.  Oh no, we meant to leave that tip, it was that good...We will be back!\n\nFYI, friend said bathroom was clean. They have wifi, and they also have comfy couch seating at 2 tables\n\nPs the menu has changed, i will take photos next time i go!
__label__4 Booked Jackie based on Yelp reviews and talking with her on the phone. We knew we made the right choice as soon as she arrived at our hotel room and our 20-month-old's face lit up with a big grin upon meeting her! She is prompt, friendly, professional and reasonably priced ... and it's obvious she has done this many times and knows what to do. She arrived with a big suitcase full of age-appropriate toys and I believe she was probably one of the highlights of our daughter's stay in Vegas! We felt completely comfortable with our daughter in her care for the two nights we booked her and I would gladly recommend her without any hesitation whatsoever. We are already looking forward to our next visit to Vegas knowing that we'll be able to enjoy a \"date night\" or two if Jackie is available then.
__label__1 Not very good. Edible but not good. I could go into details but why. I've had great Mexican food in Cali and this is not even close.
__label__3 Whiskey Dicks is in a bad location, but it isn't a bad pub at all!  The service is great, the beer is pretty good, and the food is pretty good too.  \n\nWe were greeting by a friendly short shorts wearing gal at the door, and were promptly seated.  I ordered a Ranger IPA, which is pretty good for a tap choice if you ask me.  They have a decent range of beers for an everyday bar.  I had the philly cheese with mesquite seasoned fries.  The fries were great!  The seasoning was awesome.  The philly wasn't the best, but it was good.  I thought the steak was a little dry, and there was too much bread on the thing.  The onions and peppers were nice and fresh though.  \n\nOverall, with the beer selection and the friendly service, I decided to bump WD up a star.  Most pubs aren't carrying any decent beer, and yes there are a few better pubs for good beer, but there are actually drinkable craft beers here. They carry a few New Belgian beers, along with Sam Adams seasonal beers.  since I work so close, I definitely plan on returning!
__label__1 The thing that attracted me to Whiskey Dick's was their advertisement for $4.95 lunch specials.   It consists of regular sandwiches, chicken sandwiches, burgers and I think pizza.  It's bar food, but not the best bar food I've had.  Sandwiches come with pretty good fries (think Five Guys), but the sandwiches themselves aren't at the same level as the fries.  It would be like having a giant LED flatscreen TV, and then using a set of $30 department store speakers for a sound system.  While one half of the meal is good, the other half isn't quite up to par.\n\nI will say that this is actually a decent bar to get lunch at in the middle of the work day, as the space is nice and open and won't leave you smelling like smoke.  I did see that they have specials on Tuesday nights from 7:00pm - midnight: $1 tacos, $5 burgers, $2 miller lites.
__label__0 So I went to this bar last night with a group from work. The bar tender was extremely friendly and had a great personality. This was during the Sunday night football game so there were roughly 15 people in the bar. After the game, it was only my group of 3 and 1 other customer. So we moved to a table and attempted to order food! There seemed to be a waitress on site but did not come to our table! I had to walk up to the kitchen window and order food as if I was at McDonalds!! Only difference is McDonalds would have had better service! The \"waitress\" seemed to not care about anything except the fact she was friends with the owner! I asked if there was any specials and the girl yelled to the bar tender \"is the game on still on\"! Once she realized the game was over she said NOPE! Sense it was a celebration with my team, I ordered a pizza anyway! I should have taken my team to Pizza Hut, the service would have been better and the food sure would have as well! No need to stop or order food from here it will be a waste of time and money!
__label__3 This is a good venue for an event or a medium sized party- I was here for the Yelp event a few months ago. From what I gathered, this part of the bar is exclusive to events like the one we had. There was a front area with a bar with some very good tap selections. The back was a bit more open area and some bathrooms in the very back. The staff was incredibly friendly and the booze very good. I've been looking into places to have a big 30th birthday celebration, and depending on how much an event would cost here I would definitely consider the space.
__label__0 While the chain is really good at inexpensive good tasting hamburgers, this franchise seems to get away with servers that are unpleasant, instructive and actually aggressive, hamburgers that are barely cooked and a messy bathroom.\n\nTakeout of a well done burger is probably the best way to go here.
__label__0 I always enjoy a healthy and quick lunch, and honestly the food is pretty good here.  Unfortunately, the service - by the owner and the employees - is horrible and I won't be going back.  \n\nI went to Extreme Pita today with 2 other coworkers at 11:15 a.m.  We were the ONLY one's in the store, so we beat the lunch rush.  However, it still took them at least 10 minutes to make our sandwiches.  I got the veggie pita with a water and chips and it was $10.\n\nWhat really upset me was that I asked for hot sauce on the side.  The owner filled it up not even half way.  I didn't get any sauce whatsoever on my pita, this was all I asked for.  I used the half of a container she gave me, and went up to get more.  She said she would have to charge me $0.59 for additional hot sauce.  \n\nI do think it's outrageous that I couldn't get enough hot sauce for my pita without being charged.  At most establishments, hot sauce is on the table, given at no charge.  \n\nWAY too stingy with the sauce.  You lost our entire party's business over an ounce of hot sauce.
__label__0 Terrible. Terrible service, bland food, dirty seating area.
__label__4 I decided to make New Year's Eve reservations here based on the reviews I'd read on Yelp and my girlfriend and I both walked away impressed.  We were a little late for our reservations, but still had no problem being seated immediately as the restaurant was only about half full.  We were promptly greeted by our server Christy who was very attentive throughout the evening and was also helpful in drink selections for my girlfriend.\nAfter ordering our drinks, we started with the cheese plate appetizer with 3 cheeses - a brie, a cheddar and a third called Red Dragon (which I really enjoyed). In addition to the cheese and bread, the plate also came with candied pecans and a honey \"jelly\" that really worked well with the cheeses.  The cheese plate was a nice starter as it wasn't overly filling, but there was plenty for two people.\nFor our mains, my girlfriend ordered the apple and brie salad with grilled chicken and I ordered the sea scallops large plate.  Both dishes were excellent - her chicken and my scallops were both cooked perfectly.  The sweet potato hash and celery slaw that came with my scallops was also delicious.  We both left feeling fulfilled, but not stuffed which was nice. \nThe experience at Table 274 was a great start to our night and we'll definitely be returning soon.  Great job Table 274!
__label__3 I recommend that you try Table but you will have to have some patience.   There is a lot to like about it, and I have my fingers crossed for this restaurant that definately has the right  idea:  local foods and delicious.  I see from other reviews that consistency may be an issue.  \n\nI will keep going back to Table because it has so much potential but it isnt yet on my regular haunt list   I hope that changes soon,   You can tell a lot of thought goes into the menu and it seems Chef driven, but sadly service has been mediocre and in my opinion not on par with with the food.    \n\nThey use local food (yeah!) and I have had some really REALLY excellent food here, hence the four stars.  I have tried many of the appetizers and small plates for lighter dinners and they were terrific.   Also I have had some great salads, and a burger that was absolutely perfect.  A roasted pork chop was as good as it could be, and also loved some gnocchi in browned butter.   Yum.\n\nBut it always seems to fall just short because it lacks in service and attention.  I havn't had any awful service, but it is definitely way below where it should be for the caliber of food.   Average at best.\n\nI hadn't been in a while, and went the other night.  I found the menu had been redone to add a lot more affordable items, and it seems to have picked up business a bit and service also better.   As business gets better hopefully they can attract better servers and stay consistent.   \n\nBut the food was great.
__label__4 My 12 years old water heater stopped working. A neighbor recommended C&B. Called this morning around 10am and Rick answered the phone, he said he was on the other line and would call me right back. Withing 5 minuted he returned my call. Mark arrived as scheduled at my house at 12, gave me an price and and said he would take them a couple of hours to get the new heater and complete the job. At 230 I have hot water, my garage is cleaned! They were efficient, professional and priced right! Very happy will call them again for the house plumbing needs!!
__label__2 I went here for my dad's birthday because he LOVES BBQ. Full disclosure: we lived in the BBQ capital Kansas City for a few years, so I expect a lot from BBQ. Anyway, since it's new, it was packed, however, we only had to wait ten minutes for a table. The service was great. And the seating area was very roomy. We ordered the onion strings as an appetizer and they were amazing! The sauce that went with it was perfect!\nWe ordered the georgia pork, rib tips, and the texas beef brisket. The pork was very tender and delicious, although I think anything would taste good in their BBQ sauce. The rib tips weren't what we expected. They were very hard and did not have much meat on them. The brisket was just OK. It wasn't anything to write home about. \nOverall this place is a good place to go for BBQ in Henderson, however if you want real BBQ, you'll have to go to the midwest.
__label__4 Famous Dave's ribs are the best in town and I've tried a lot of different barbecue houses. Their wedge potatoes are incredibly delicious and the corn bread muffins are awesome. The service is friendly and the place is clean with an open roomy atmosphere. This is one of my favorite restaurants and I recommend it to anyone who likes barbecue.
__label__2 To me Famous Dave's isn't bad, but it is not my first pick for BBQ either. I enjoy the variety of sauces at every table, and on 2 occasions (not this last one) have been offered the sauce tour where they explain each one to you. Very amusing and helpful in choosing which fits you. I like spicy so I go with the devils spit or the mustard looking one. I even mix the 2 sometimes. (Trust me on that- BOMB) \nI ordered the 2 meat combo with cod and a hotlink. The cod was cooked perfect and had a yummy crust. The hotlink was just ok. I enjoyed my daughters potato salad more than my garlic mashed red taters. Our waitress Tashalee (I think I got that right) was pretty on top of it. She even had some small Super Bowl talk with us and was adamant about making sure we were satisfied at all times. She would get 5 stars. \nI'd come back to this location. However I'd be lying if I said it was my favorite BBQ in town.
__label__0 So everyone always says this place is so amazing well I can totally say I have tried this place twice and it sucks big time!! \nThe first time I went was maybe 2 years ago the food was cold and it had NO flavor! The service was horrible and the waiter gave us the creepy vibes! \nBut last night my boyfriend really wanted BBQ for some reason so I was like hey why not give this place another try \nWe go in and it's basically EMPTY on a Saturday night to me that is always a red flag we got seated by a nice young lady and we were told our server would be with us soon \nThe waitress  came out and I could barely understand what she was saying she was talking so quietly to remind you this place was basically empty so you can understand how quite she was \nI asked for the \"old fashion lemonade\" aka from the soda machine!! and my boyfriend asked for Pepsi. I asked the waitress of it was from the soda machine and she hesitated and I guess she said yes because like I said I couldn't hear her \nFast forward to the food we decided to get the Q for 2 we picked our sides which by the way the waitress placed it wrong\nThe Mac and cheese cold and too soggy \nBrisket was cold and no flavor \nRibs were hard to eat not fall off the bone \nCorn bread was ok in some areas not cooked \nBeans watery \nAnd don't even let me get started on the chicken \nMy boyfriend and i didn't really ate anything because it was just not satisfying.we obviously has to taste a few things if one thing wasn't good then we can deal with it but everything was so nasty! \nWe asked if we could just get our money back and the waitress said that we ate too much! Wtf!!! We had the stupid plate basically full she didn't even give us a discount or say sorry \nI asked for the manager and it was bitter old man that only took 25 bucks off a 45 dollar tab. He didn't even say sorry, I hope this place goes out of business it's so gross and worst  customer service. Go to Lucile's instead!
__label__2 The BTL Sandwich is okay. The bread is from Home. If you like how your mother make sandwich then okay. I think the bread fatter...
__label__1 My friend had recommended Spinato's Pizza so I decided to try it out with her since I had never been and she had liked it. Spinato's is a locally owned family pizzeria that started in Phoenix in 1974. They now have 5 locations spread throughout the valley. Since I'm not a big fan of chain restaurants, I was more than excited to try this new pizzeria especially since it was Chicago style pizza. The best pizza I ever had was in fact in Chicago.\n\nWe arrived around 5:30 on Friday evening and the place was starting to getting crowded. The hostess seated us in the bar area since it seemed like a more ideal place to sit versus the dining room. She dropped off the menus and advised that our server would be with us momentarily. We waited about 15 minutes or so before our server acknowledged that we were in her section. She got our drink and food orders since we had more than enough time to make up our minds.\n\nMy friend opted to get the Going Greek salad (side $3.99) and the Tomato Basil Bruschetta ($7.29). I decided on the personal 7\" sized Baked Spaghetti Calzone w/meatballs ($5.49). I decided to not drink as I had to drive and I wanted to get dessert.\n\nShe got her salad and the bruschetta which she shared with me. When I think of bruschetta, I imagine it on a sturdy crispy piece of french bread or baguette  not on a piece of focaccia. Now don't get me wrong - I love focaccia as much as the next person, but focaccia isn't a sturdy piece of bread to pile on tomatoes drenched in olive oil and balsamic vinegar. The bruschetta was good but did not blow me away by any means. It had good flavor but it's not something that sticks out in my mind.\n\nHalf way through the bruschetta, our server brought the baked spagetti calzone which was enormous and I got the smallest size! I can only imagine what the other sizes look like (out of control). It smelled delicious and had marinara sauce spilling over the top of it. I took my first bite and was absolutely horrified by what I tasted. The sauce was sweet?! Who on earth makes sweet marinara sauce? That should be a crime! It didn't even have the slight essence of Italian herbs that are a requirement in all marinara sauces and the sweetness was overbearing. I had to doctor it up by piling on the parmeasan and the red pepper flakes before I deemed it edible. I was able to eat half of it before I decided it was time for dessert.\n\nThe dessert was Spinato's only saving grace from getting one star from me. I'm partially lactose intolerant and can't eat ice cream, ranch or sour cream (I know my life sucks!) they had gelato which I can eat! My friend got two scoops of vanilla bean and chocolate and I decided to get pistachio, raspberry sorbet, and vanilla bean. The gelato was decadently smooth and creamy. I wasn't thrilled about the pistachio as I could sense the almond extract in it and I'm not a fan! The raspberry and vanilla bean made up for it. The raspberry sorbet was tart and sweet and mixed with the vanilla bean balanced each other out.\nWe had to be wheeled out because we were so full...it was official - I had a spaghetti calazone baby! Overall, I was not impressed with Spinato's and there are better pizzerias in Phoenix that one can go to. I like that it's locally owned, a family owned business, and their gelato.
__label__1 Big mistake ordering delivery from this place and the pizza was not good. Costco or Pizza Heaven has better tasting pizza and for a whole lot less. Never again!
__label__1 Got there right at opening time and seated at the bar area where the bartender was our waiter .  He was so distracted he forgot to place our order.  One hour later the pizza came out. You have to eat it with A fork because it's soupy. Not an enjoyable experience
__label__4 This is my coffee place. Should be open later.
__label__3 Locally-owned coffee shops are the best. Always looking for a new place to try, I heard of Carmel's from a graduate student of mine. Tired of going to LGO, I decided to give this a try today. \n\nI ordered a medium chai latte. It was delicious - and I only ever get them at Cartel's! The guy behind the counter added a hint of cinnamon (how did he know that's what I usually put in my coffee?). The extra ingredient did it justice. \n\nI went around noon today and the place was semi-packed. Great music (a little bit of Jack Johnson) and I had a great Tuna Salad. The owner (or so I think) was very friendly. I was studying and he came by to thank me for coming in, which was nice. Also, there's a small patio in the back for people who want to read and enjoy the nice weather before it hits 100 degrees. \n\nI didn't have my laptop, but on my iPhone I saw that the Wi-Fi was locked. I didn't ask for the password, but I'm sure they would provide it if needed. Parking was scarce. Hard to find, but manageable. Overall, I would definitely come again for the chai latte!!!
__label__4 I got my hair extensions at rejoice your beautiful. Renee O'brien is the ABSOLUTE BEST IN AZ!!!!
__label__0 I went to HJ on Van Buren. I have never stayed at a HJ and simply wanted to be close to the airport. Upon entering my room there were very large roaches the size of my thumb. I was transferred by Amanda to another room only to find more roaches and a window which wouldn't lock. From 15 minutes of making the reservation decided I could not stay in this environment. Amanda assured me that nothing would be charged. I followed up later to find that there was indeed a charge to my account. Sandi, one of the owners offered me 50% off my 15 minute stay, what a deal! He said i should have cancelled 24 hours before; how when the reservation was only 15 minutes old from cancellation. Who wants to be around roaches? I stayed at the Extended Stay America a few minutes away. Rooms were much larger, cleaner, and staff was friendly. The room there was only a few dollars more. (See Photo).
__label__1 Even though I've only rated this place with 2 stars, I still come here pretty frequently b/c its the only bagel place convenient to me.  I've never really had a stellar experience here but I keep hoping for one!  I do really like the bagels but they always seem to skimp on the cream cheese.  I used to love Einsteins because they would liberally cover the bagel but now its so thin I can see the bagel underneath or a quarter of it has no cream cheese at all.  I'm from NY- I need lots of cream cheese! The service is always friendly, but usually very slow.  So lack of cream cheese + slow service = 2 stars.  Hopefully it's just because they're still relatively new and will step up their game in the months to come :)
__label__0 Too bad this place is now closed :( They had really good chai and frozen coffee drinks.... They will be missed
__label__0 What a nightmare. There were three of us eating there for the first time (and only) time. My daughter had found small slivers of chicken bone in her mouth, we were lucky she did not choke. The green vegetables I was chewing on had an awful taste, like clorox bleach. Not a nice taste, let me tell you. The third person  said the egg roll had an awful chemical taste. All three of us had to spit out what was in our mouths! We should have walked out, but we were hungry so kept eating. The hot and sour soup was very good, so we filled upon that! When the waiter came with the check and asked us if everyting was Ok we said: \"Noooo\". He smiled and walked away. Not sure he could speak English. What a nightmare. We paid and left.
__label__4 Flipping great eyelashes!  I bought a pair of these blue feathery eyelashes for a costume party.  I got compliments all night, everywhere we went, on how cool my lashes looked. They were very reasonable at $10 a set.  The most expensive eyelashes they have are $12.  I also asked the sales associate how much it costs to have make up done there...it's $40 for the application or you can get a product and application for $60.  Pretty typical for getting your make up done.\n\nThe sales associate was very helpful.   Asked a lot of questions and showed me their look book so I would have a better idea of how the lashes would look on.  \n\nWithout a doubt, I will be back for lashes.  I'm also planning on trying some of their regular make up too!  Very fun shop!
__label__4 Was a little tricky to find the store but I'm glad I did the people working there did there job they greeted me and asked if I needed help. I purchased there eyeliner in 77 as well as the duraline if you do get the eyeliner purchase the dura line it is a life saver it makes the eyeliner a thousand times better just put half a drop inside the eyeliner and then dab ur brush in and whoola perfect cat eye ;) the prices on the products were good I got like 6 things and paid around 50 bucks
__label__2 I remember going to the thai place and hawaiin place before that in this plaza before, and I was never impressed with the area or food.  I didn't think I was ever going back until I saw two separate articles from azcentral and new times on Chou's Kitchen.\n\nIt's tucked towards the end of a bland strip mall on the southwest corner of Ray and Alma School.  The decor is simple and clean.  We were seated and helped almost immediately.  I've been raving about these meat pies (don't you just love saying that word?) to my gf all day.  We got the pork meat pies, the bean curd with pork, noodles with shrimp, and green onion pancakes.\n\nThe meat pies were awesome.  Three came per serving.  They tasted like the filling of a pork steamed bun flattened with a flaky savory pastry crust around it.  Excellent.\n\nThe bean curd with pork and celery was crispy, fresh, and not too oily.  It wasn't bad but nothing to tell mom about.\n\nUnfortunately, the green onion pancakes had the look and aroma of deliciousness but lacked green onions to give it a punch.  It tasted like meat pies.. minus the meat.\n\nThe noodles with shrimp was standard fare.  Interestingly enough they used lo mein noodles instead of something thinner we thought they would.\n\nThey were nice enough to offer us a corn like clear soup, but it was very bland.  I wasn't sure if it was supposed to be savory or desert tasting.\n\nOverall, the meat pies are excellent at the place.  We spent $25 and came out full and happy.  It also helps the place was jam packed with asian people which is a good sign.  Next time, I'm going to go back and try some of their soup/stews that I saw everyone else ordering, and I may change my rating.
__label__4 I'm so happy to have found this place! Great food for cheap!
__label__1 I had to see what all the hype is about this place. When you walk in a Chinese restaurant and see only a few Asians, it does mean something.....Just wondering what the Travel & Leisure were thinking when they were voted \"Best Chinese Restaurant in the US\" (Say what??.....)\n\n- As soon as we walked in we were seated immediately.  (+5 points)\n- No welcome, no smile (-1 point)\n- After our order was taken, a flour soup was brought to us (+5 points)\n- A few minutes later, still waited for our drinks which was just water (-2 points)\n- Our order came in a timely manner (+5 points)\n- Still waited for our water (-3 points)\n- The pork & shrimp dumpling had a LOT of green onions (-2 points)\n- Had to ask for utensils. Don't assume because I'm Asian, that I know how to use chopsticks. I saw that  non Asian customers were given a forks & spoons. (-2 points) \n- The food was a little above average. I have had better. (+3 points)\n- Price was ok.  (+2 points)\n- My water never came. I could have asked, but I wanted to see how attentive the service was. (-8 points)\n\nTotal tally  - +2 points. \n\nThe Best ...Really?
__label__2 Have tried it a few times and definitely good Chinese food. Very good and just what I'd expect (my point of reference is SF Chinatown). Tried the different dumplings and as others note - they are FRESH!  You can actually watch them making these items. Unfortunately I'm not that into the steamed ones as they are too much dough for my palette. But that's my preference, nothing wrong with the food. Pot stickers are great.\n\nI need to check out a few more menu items in order to say it's great. Some regulars had an interesting dish that caused me some entr\u00e9e envy - definitely gonna give that a shot next time.\n\nPlace is not huge but I've never had a problem getting a seat. Food is at least 4 stars but service leaves a bit to be desired, so rating 3 stars. Waitstaff I've had just don't even bother to try and connect (except to the regulars I mentioned - they got a LOT of attention). And our last waiter's apron looked like he was in the back cooking! Would show up, slap our dishes down and then disappear. Didn't look like it was isolated to us as I noticed a few other tables having a similar problem getting his attention.\n\nAll-in-all it is a good place. Much better than most any other Chinese I've tried in the Chandler area. Yeah, that's not saying much, I know...
__label__1 Decided to try this place based on the positive yelp reviews.  All in all the trip was a disappointment.  \n\nOur food was mediocre at best; my wife's dish was smothered in peppercorn to the point where she was crunching through the whole thing, completely inedible.  We ordered the skewers of lamb that came unseasoned and very sinewy...  lastly the pan fried buns were like McDonald's hamburgers inside of a bun so much grease that the crispy buns were completely soggy and the grease just poured out onto the plate.\n\nLastly the staff was very unresponsive.  They were sitting in the kitchen in plain sight yet my drink was constantly empty and I couldn't seem to get them interested in coming over.\n\nThe only upside was that there Mongolian beef was quite good and the menu offered quite a bit of selection but it will not be enough to warrant a return visit.
__label__0 I was really looking forward to eating here based on all the reviews. But my husband and I were really disapointed. The food was just okay. The oft raved about dumplings were so greasy we could hardly eat them. We tried a wide variety of food, but nothing really wowed us. \n  I forgot to add that while we were sitting there a cockroach ran across the floor. O.o
__label__4 Now my fav local spot for authentic Chinese food. Will have to come by more, there are many items I'd like to try out. \nThe spicy shredded potato was just ok not that spicy, but the cilantro and jalape\u00f1o salad was delicious, and the cumin lamb was the perfect flavor i've been searching for since i discovered it in Taiwan. The service is top notch, friendly and responsive.
__label__3 I went shopping here and liked it- don't expect Ross Dress for Less prices, as it's not cheap, but it's cheaper than the regular Nordstrom.  And for you uptown folks, you can take the light rail line to the end of the line and then walk just across the street and across part of the parking lot and you're there.
__label__2 I've been to Sakura numerous times since they opened.  I go to the Chipotle next door all the time and its nice to have some variation every now and then.\n\nWhen I go to Sakura, I usually get their chicken or beef regular bowls with brown rice and veggies, or the special that includes miso soup, salad, and a California roll.  They serve a good amount of meat, but they're usually stingy with the veggies.  If you want all veggies (no rice), or brown rice (instead of white rice), it costs a little extra.  I've had their tofu as well, which is average.  I usually go with chicken and beef now to get my protein fix.\n\nThe sushi I've had here is not rolled well, and is not of the best quality.  When you get take out, keep in mind that the rolls are bagged on top of your hot food, so the sushi will get warm.  The sushi refrigerator bar (not sure what you call those things) is super small, right next to the cash register.  I mean, the place is a teriyaki \"express\" restaurant that obviously doesn't specialize in sushi, so what do you expect?  If you're expecting Goyemon-quality sushi then you're at the wrong place.  If you go in knowing that the sushi is a bit better than the rolls you can get at Panda Express or the grocery store, then you'll \"like\" it.  Bottom line is don't go here strictly for sushi, unless you don't care or you're not as picky.\n\nI haven't had a bad experience with their food.  Maybe I'm not as picky as some reviewers on here (or my expectations are not as high as theirs) but their food has been tasty each time and I DO plan on going back many more times.
__label__3 Good but expensive.  But I guess all hotel cafes/restaurants are expensive.  Can get crowded and with long lines.\n\nOpens at 6am, which was perfect for LV because we didn't get back from the late night club til 545 am, so before heading back up to our room, we waited 15 minutes for the cafe to open and had breakfast!  ONLY IN VEGAS! LOL
__label__2 We had $50 of Food & Beverage credit to kill at the Vdara and Market Cafe was one of the few choices.  My tuna melt was delicious and my bf's egg, cheese, and bacon bagel was not.  These items took 35 minutes to come out of the kitchen, which is pretty ridiculous.  We also ordered some tea, coffee, juice, and desserts to hit our $50 mark.  Apparently pre-packaged items (like salami, ice cream, or canned beverages) do not count.
__label__1 I'm only giving it 2 stars bc the food is good ad that's about all that's good about this place.\n\nPros: good, healthy food\n\nCons: service is ok, not terrible and it takes forever to get your food\n\nWell, the food is pretty good...if you don't mind waiting 30 minutes or longer for it. My bf and I are staying at the hotel and thought we would go down and get some breakfast to go. There was only one person in line ahead of us and they got a coffee and a pastry. I ordered the \"Skinny Scramble\" which is literally scrambled eggs and veggies thrown in together. Nothing complicated. He got a bagel with bacon egg and cheese which he got right away. \n\nAfter 20 minutes of waiting we said something and I watched the lady pick up the phone and basically reorder my food. By this time his bagel was cold so we asked for a new one. The one they gave us seemed a bit greasy, but we didn't think much of it. I finally got my food and the lady was nice enough to give me a fruit cup for free (which here is $6). While we were waiting, there were also other people waiting forever for their food and they too had to go say something and then and only then did they get their food.\n\nSo...the bagel was so greasy it was literally falling apart. My scramble was amazing, but it definitely looked a little rushed. \n\nThis place is consistent in that, the food is really good, but it takes forever to get it. We actually went here last night and it took forever, again, to get our food and he got a grilled cheese and I got gnocchi (potatoes) with meat sauce. Again, nothing complicated, but apparently it is for these people.\n\nI will not be eating here again. I'm a pretty laid back person and I don't usually get this upset, but this place is just disappointing.
__label__4 After getting in at 5:00am, I stumbled down to the cafe to grab something quick. I was sat down, Omar was my waiter and suggested the Lobster Eggs Benedict. I am so glad I took him up on his suggestion. My dish was the best breakfast I have ever eaten. Bomb.com!!!! So amazing!!!
__label__2 This place is overpriced and service is slow. They served breakfast potatoes which seemed like frozen potatoes and when we asked the waiter he did say it is frozen. Pancakes were too thick and felt doughy. \n\nTheir Mexican breakfast items are way tastier!
__label__2 The food is pretty standard Subway quality. The reason I am writing this review is because I have had 2 separate occasions where the female manager was very rude, loud, and unprofessional. I would also like to make a mention that there should be more training on cross contamination. I've seen veggies fall into meat products or meat into veggie trays and they just pull it out and throw it back in. Either way, its Subway and I still grab an occasional sub.
__label__1 We go to this location all the time and never had any problems until last night. They have different staff working there and it shows through their customer service. While ordering one of our entrees, I had made a mistake and corrected what I ordered. Unfortunately when the food came out, it was incorrect. We let the girl know and she proceeded to argue with us and make a big deal. After 3 minutes of the girl staring at the receipt trying to figure out what's wrong rather than listening to me, she said she would fix the order. When she returned with the correct food, she argued with me again about how I should order and how I caused the wrong food to be made. People made mistakes on both sides of this issue, it happens. Just fix the food and move on, I don't need a lecture.
__label__4 LOVE LOVE LOVE this place. The spicy chicken bowl is out of this world. I always get just the chicken and white rice (never the veggies). They always give extra terriyaki sauce to put on which makes it even better! The spicy beef is good as well but the chicken is by far my favorite. If youre in a rush call ahead and it is usually ready within 5 minutes. I love how fast they are and friendly. This place is my go to take out when im in a rush and want something delicious.
__label__0 Really was looking forward to something different and wonderful based on all the reviews.... I was incredibly disappointed!\nThe service was horrible.  Understaffed, no knowledge of the menu, didn't check back with us, etc...\nThe food - was mediocre at best.  Everything tasted the same.  My steak was almost mooing when I ordered it medium, but since the server never came back to check on me, I couldn't tell her...  \nDefinitely disappointed to say the least!!!
__label__3 FYI, the prices listed on the menu linked to this profile are lower than what is on the menu at the restaurant. The burgers average about .50 and higher. The hickory loaded for example is really 9.79. Otherwise great food.
__label__1 This place was pretty slammed for a Sunday morning.  Not exactly the way I wanted to spend my morning waiting in line (felt like I was being herded like livestock).... then it was a bit of a wait for my Ranchero Wrap.  It turned out to be good, but I was not a fan of the waiting and the whole setup they have going in there.\n\nSpace is limited- they definitely nailed down the NY feel since it felt like I was on top of everyone and there is a long narrow room where the tables (not too clean) were set up.  \n\nSince I live in Charlotte, I value my personal space, so this place is definitely not for me - or at least not worth the drive from Matthews on a Sunday morning.
__label__3 First and foremost this is a bar/lounge. This is NOT a David & Busters. Anyone going there at night (especially a WEEKEND night) should expect lots of people looking to drink and have a good time. Complaining that a bar is too crowded on a weekend night is a bit silly. \n\nAs to whether this place is a sausagefest or not, this is a bar with VIDEOGAMES. If you want to go somewhere where there are more women than men walking around, go to Lane Bryant or a lingerie store. That being said, I saw plenty of attractive young women walking around enjoying themselves. \n\nIt does suck to not be able to sit at the bar and play games with your buddies because it's a bit crowded, but again, it's a bar. If you really want to play games, drink and hang out with your buddies at a bar then reserve one of their booths. \n\nWe arrived around 9:45. I was betting it'd get pretty busy later, so we went earlier. We were interested in having a few drinks and playing some video games at the bar. Not necessarily hanging out too long or dancing.\n\nIt was already jumping, but we lucked out with a pair of stools right in front of a game we wanted to play at the bar. The drink prices (as of now) are very reasonable. \n\nOverall, knowing what to expect, this place is quite a fun attraction to hang out at.
__label__1 I came here for the retro games. THE ATMOSPHERE WAS HORRIBLE!!!! \n\nI came on a sunday afternoon; HUGE MISTAKE!!! It was pretty much a loud sports bar for football that just HAPPENED to have a large collection of retro games.  All the jocks that I tried to avoid as a kid (by going to the arcade) were there cheering on their favorite football team.\n\nAs for the games there, they are all 50 cents each!! Mr Do! and Ms Pacman have speed chips so fast, they are near impossible to play.  Furthermore, half of the classic games were broken at the time.  Missile Command, Dig Dug, Centipede, Gauntlet, even the Simpsons, and many many more; all broken!!!\n\nI was told the tech for the games comes in on monday, wednesday and thursday.  I would recommend coming those evenings for a better chance of the games actually working.
__label__3 At one point in my life I was known for my Nintendo abilities, particularly anything involving the name \"Mario\" (even Dr. Mario, thanks).  And don't get me started on how bomb diggity I was at The Lion King.  You could only wish you had my skillz.\n\nWell the video game days are behind me now but I live vicariously through my husband.  I watch him play a few times a week and he graciously plays Lego games with me so I can feel like I'm still in the gamer loop.  If gamers played Lego games, that is.\n\nWhen I first heard about Insert Coin(s) I knew that I had to get my husband down there.  Beer AND video games?  He would love me forever.  So I was stoked when I had the chance to be at a Yelp event there this past summer.  The place was pretty amazing and we just finally got the opportunity to come back this past week.\n\nOk, so I'm confused on how to rate the place.  It's catering to the nerdy crowd and the owner is a Pac Man master.... But there are tables with bottle service like you'd find at a club on the Strip.  There are tons of screens to play video games at the bar for free (Mortal Combat and Vodka Cranberry, anyone?).... But the drink prices nearly rival the bars on the Strip.  Seven bucks for a Budweiser on a Thursday?\n\nCons: Drink prices and appears to cater to a hipper, cooler (read: not into video games) clientele on the weekends.\n\nPros: Friendly bartenders, free video games, lots of arcade games, cool atmosphere, and a mellow crowd during the week.\n\nIn the end I'm going with 4-stars.  Insert Coin(s) has done a lot for downtown and I really appreciate that.  Plus they gave me a few free drinks at a Rugby Sevens event last week.  I think that helped make up for the $7 Budweiser fiasco.\n\nIf you're a nerd like me, hit the place up during the week.  If you're a cool kid, then get there on the weekend.
__label__2 I thought this place was pretty cool old school arcade games and a bar. Its a pretty good combination.
__label__1 The incessant WOMP WOMP WOMP in Insert Coins isn't from Pacman, but instead the sound of jokes failing when brawny, bar-hopping dudes start hitting on girls. This place is an ant farm for guys who pop their collars, swing their forked tongues back and fourth like pendulums on grandfather clocks, and wave their arms around like they're drowning in an invisible ocean. \n\nThe music is so loud that I feel like treble clefs and staves are strangling and beating me to the floor. And the prices are ridiculous. I ordered a jack and coke and it was $10.00. Um, I didn't order Gentleman or Single Barrel Jack; I ordered regular. Did you guys put a spoiler on my drink? What am I paying for? It also doesn't help that the bartender cant hear anything because everything is so noisy. It's so loud that I have to repeat myself over and over. I felt like a hip hop hype man. \n\nInsert Coins has a few cool games - The Simpsons? Today, my friends, the word yes is spelled in \"hells\" and \"yeahs\" - but the terrible prices that play whac-a-mole with my heart doesn't really make the experience worthwhile.
__label__0 Worst place ever!! They will charge your ass way to much for a bottle and the music blows ass. It's a mixture of of techno drake and break dancing music!! Wth and there is nothing but guys in there. The manager guy is a dick And the Korean girl if u see her trip her! The coin machines will eat your quarters just stay home and drink there with your friends waaay cheaper. Cover charge also ?? Yes even for girls go to beauty bar across the street better vibe and no dick head jersey shore asshole charging u
__label__3 I LOVE Insert Coins! I always take my friends there when they come in from out of town, and if I get to choose where to go hanging out with my local friends I always choose it. You get to drink and compete with each other in your favorite old arcade games! They have a good selection of them. My favorites are Pac Man, Tetris and Asteroids. If you sit at the bar just give them your ID and play any of their PS3 games there.\n\nDrinks are expensive. They have a lot of beers most bars don't carry. I always get Lambic's Framboise. I don't really dig the DJ, but I know a lot of people do. Not really a place where you see a lot of dancing.
__label__4 My favorite bar in Vegas! The staff is awesome, atomosphere is always fun and the owners take care of locals. Best place to hang out!!!
__label__2 The bar inside is really nice and the arcade is pretty cool too. Why I only gave 3 stars? The bouncers in front of the Arcade are rude and not very friendly. I was there with three other guests and we wanted to go in, however, I was turned down by the bouncer. He said that my ID was not valid. Recently I changed my address and added an M (for motorcycle) to my license, thus making my old one invalid FOR DRIVING. It says void on it, however, it still a legal document and can be used for identifying someone (it even says so on the paper that they give you).\n\nHowever, this bouncer told me that he can not let me in because it says VOID on the license. First of all, the only reason it would say VOID on an official drivers license is if something happened so that you can not DRIVE anymore. The important parts to establish age and identity to a club would never VOID a license ...\n\nAh well, maybe I am ranting now, but the place deserves better bouncers than this guy.
__label__2 Street fighter, mortal combat, Simpsons and alcohol! Wait and a DJ with a dance floor seems like a party right!?\n\nInsert coins has always been my go to spot since moving to Vegas, still is but it's been down graded so much it's taken away a lot of the fun but will still be my go to bar based on I love playing Simpsons drunk!\n\nEnd note you might wanna pregame at another bar prior the drinks are damn near strip prices. Way over priced. $6 for beer $12 for mixed drinks.
__label__2 Ordered take out twice and dined in twice. Had great experiences twice and not so great the other times (slow service/messed up order). I really want to love this place though since we just bought in the area recently and there are not too many options in Mint Hill.  Will definitely be back and hopefully can update the rating with another star.
__label__4 Service is exquisite and the food is intensely flavored without being too overwhelming in grease. This has to be one of my favorite new restaurants when I visit Montreal. \n\nI only had lunch. The soup was good and paired well with the smoked mackerel. The poutine was a bit overwhelming, but not in the slabs-of-foie-gras overwhelming like Au Pied, but sort of flavor wise, a little too much between the scallions and the turkey confit that seemed to overwhelm rather than mesh together. Still, it was really really good. 4.5 rounded up.
__label__1 You have to try pretty hard to mess up chicken shawarma, but these guys do it in spades. Every place I've ever had chicken shawarma, its made from chicken breast that's been roasted in and sliced from a shawarma cooker. This place however, uses cut chunks of thigh meat full of grisel and connective tissue. Seriously disgusting. And don't bother with a salad unless you like it swimming in dressing.
__label__0 Pool was ok to lounge by, but no shade whatsoever. \n\nMy problem was the service of this place, specifically a man named Salvador that I ran into a couple times by the pool ordering drinks from the bar. He was a miserable old man, and I suggest if you see him to ask for someone else's help.
__label__2 It was okay not as good as most pools in Vegas. There are a lot of kids. The drinks were expensive but strong. This pool is similar to the stratosphere pool in looks and overall pool quality. I wouldn't go again but it was fun one time.
__label__0 I'd give this zero stars if I could! This is twice I have come to the coffee and donut place only to find out they are out of the Box O'Joe! I won't be giving this location any more of my time. Craig Road location, please don't fail me!!
__label__0 UGH!, I don't even know where to start. But I came for lunch around 11:45a and why there was a nice welcome... well that was the en of it!. We sat down pretty quickly but it wasn't until around 12:10-12:15 when we finally got our drinks and finally placed our orders, in the end after having 3 waiters and having to stand up countless of time to ask about our food (chicken wings, Sandwich and a turkey wrap ), we finally received out food. Which included COLD! fries and under-cooked chicken wings. Needless to say I was completely disappointed with the experience, but I will DEFINITIVELY NOT return to this place.
__label__4 Had a great breakfast here today. Their pancakes are wonderful! My daughter loved the Mickey Mouse pancake and ate nearly everything on her plate. My friend had the Eggs Benedict which they said was delicious and I tried the bacon, eggs, hash browns and pancakes all of which were very very tasty. Also the fresh squeezed orange juice is very good. Service is great too.
__label__4 This place has great food and great service. So good we came here multiple times on vacation. Will definitely make it one of my first stops next time I come back.
__label__4 Upon recommendations from friends living in the Scottsdale area, we ventured here on our way to a spring training game.  Although we had a large party of 6 we got seated in only a few minutes.  (After walking out there was already lines of people outside so we got very lucky).  Walking to our table we noticed they have a true coffee bar with locally roasted beans so you can get your cappuccino fix.  There's also a fresh squeezed orange juice machine that pumps out amazing OJ...you finally get what you pay for in this liquid gold.  The restaurant was clean but felt like a run of the mill pancake house...I should have known otherwise by the passion in the OJ and coffee.  We ordered just about everything on the menu but the one thing that stuck out in my mind were the side of pancakes that came with my meal.  I don't even like pancakes...I'm a waffle guy but the pancakes with mascarpone are to die for!  The mascarpone they put between the pancakes offers a creaminess without too much sweetness.  While filing out of the restaurant we noticed SF Giants star outfielder Hunter Pence waiting in line for a table (I bet they didn't notice it was him  :) ).  He was super kind to take a picture with my mother-in-law but the point is that he was willing to wait in line to eat here...you should too.  I will ensure a trip up here each time I visit Phoenix.  This is one of the most delicious things I've ever eaten at breakfast in my life.
__label__4 After playing eenie meenie minne mhhhoo, I weeded Butters over 5 other breakfast restaurant. It was a little whiles away, but I am sooo happy we chose it! Our server was Rafael. Cool, calm, collected, took our order, gave me some good highlights of the menu.\n\nFood came, literally within 10 minutes, and we were diggin' in. I ordered the chorizo omelette, chedder grits,  and it also came with pancakes. I never had chorizo omelette, so I wasn't sure what I was getting into, it is a tad oily, but that is from the chorizo, however the veggies and egg balanced it out. CHEDDER GRITS delicious! My boyfriend stealth the rest. I cried. Pancakes, fluffy, buttery, melts in your mouth- probably the best set of pancakes ever. I ate it all. Then I cried. \n\nWe don't quite live in the area, so I am quite bummed that we'd will probably never have Butters again. It was a great choice for us, we enjoyed the service and food. Thanks Butters!
__label__1 I don't eat pancakes or waffles, so if you're on the hunt for those items, disregard this review. \n\nHowever, if you eat eggs, there are better breakfast places in the Valley to go for breakfast. Trust me. \n\nThe last few times we visited Butters, I've made the mistake of ordering scrambled eggs. They literally looked like a scoop of wet, yellow poo. And I'm being nice here. \nThese so-called \"scrambled eggs\" didn't look like real eggs at all, and because of the \"texture\"  and \"wetness\" of them, I can't imagine what in the world I was eating (or trying to eat). I had them with one of their skillet breakfasts which had onions, bacon, mushrooms and potatoes, topped with this glop of yellow, wet \"stuff\". \n\nAfter vomiting violently for over two hours, I've vowed never to return to try anything else at Butters, because seriously, there's way better places for breakfast that actually use eggs that have a yolk and egg white that is visible. \n\nThe only reason I\"m giving this place 2 stars is because, like I said, people say the pancakes are good, and I'll have to take their word for it. \n\nSorry, Butters, but Matt's Big Breakfast, The Original Pancake House, Snooze, Scramble and a host of other breakfast hot spots have you beat. By far...
__label__4 Excellent service, very fast even though they were extremely busy. Food was delicious! Highly recommend!
__label__4 I highly recommend  this Bistro on amherst montreal, Its brand new the food is delicious and the prices are very reasonable. I love  the ambiance and the owner is awesome.  They told me they will have a terrace for this summer :)  the great thing is they  change the table d'h\u00f4te several times during the week so you don't get bored of the same menu. Finally great food with a great price .
__label__3 I was just finishing up my last customer stop for the day and mentioned I was going to lunch in the Metro Center area and he asked if I would mind some company.  We settled on here and he is somewhat a regular.  Getting there around 11:30 the lot was full and inside was pretty busy.  I always like to see a lot of people in a buffet so the food turns faster.  Speaking of the food, I had nothing I felt like not finishing.  The grill line was really long so I didn't try that but my customer says that is the best part.  I had several items from the sushi counter.  The ice cream was the proper consistency.  I may have just had the wrong things but nothing really stood out as having much flavor.  It gets the 4th star for being a good value at $6.99 for lunch.
__label__3 Lots of food, good selection. I'm a little leery of  Asian buffet's, but you get your dollars worth here.. fresh Sushi.  Mongolian wok made to order. Lunch price of $ 6.99. not bad.
__label__3 Huge slices.... and they are QUICK!  I know I can run in get a slice and a drink to go for only $5 and be in there  about 6-7 min.  \n\nI tried the garlic bread for the first time.... Ehh, it's ok.  I go for the pizza, it's good for the price. I am not a fan of spicy food, but the hint of spice they have in the sauce is just perfect for me.
__label__2 There is not much to say that hasn't already been said about this place. It is one of the better pizzerias in the Mesa. \n\nI have gone here quite a few times, usually stopping in for a slice. These slices are amazing! Some of the biggest single pizza slices that I have ever seen and not very expensive at all. They normally load on the toppings pretty well, not skimping nor overloading, but when you just buy a slice, toppings never stick onto the pizza, and here they seems to just sadly lay on top of a delicious slice. It is much better to just stick with a basic one if you want a slice and something crazier if you get a whole pizza. \n\nOne sad part is they have some of the smallest wings I have ever seen. I am not the most knowledgeable when it comes to wings, but I have had my fair share and these were by far the smallest wings I have ever eaten. Not sure if they were just from the runt chickens of the pack or something. I've actually tried them on multiple times, thinking I may have had bad luck the first time, but again, I thought they were below-average on their size. Sad, since the barbecue sauce was DELICIOUS!\n\nA good place with some pretty decent lunch and daily deals.
__label__0 This place was good two years ago when it opened.  I used to love it.  They have since greatly increased their prices and decreased the quality of their pizza.  We live in the neighborhood and the last three times we ordered pizza it was delivered cold.  The cheese was skimped on and the sauce was almost non-existent.  The crust was burned.  The wings were well done on one side and almost raw on the other.  The price for this fiasco came to around $30 - with the delivery charge.  It was so bad we had to throw it out.  What a rip-off.
__label__3 Great boneless wings! Joe's sauce is awesome on then. Their slices and drink combo is delicious and cheap!
__label__4 Extremely knowledgeable baristas paired with high quality coffee result in the best cup of coffee Madison has to offer.\n\nI love the fact that they specialize in pour over coffee.  So much so that I actually hate having to drink drip anywhere else.  \n\nIn addition to the life changing brew, they offer fresh bakery from Batchhouse and small, but delicious food menu.  The Beef Brisket breakfast sandwich will melt in your mouth.\n\nIn addition to coffee and food JPH offers up craft beers, and a wine selection.  Add to that free wifi, books, board games, open mic night, a doggie friendly dish out front, and Johnson Public is the place to chill.
__label__3 If you think you can make a better peanut butter and jelly sandwich at home, chances are you might be wrong. \n\nI found JPH the day after my boyfriend moved to Madison, and have loved it ever since. Introduced me to Intelligentsia coffee. First day there two of the baristas approaches us with our coffees wanting us to rate them since they have poured them in different styles. For some reason though the JPH coffee tends to be a little too acidic for me. \n\nThe highlight really is their food. Any sandwich that you can get there is a miracle. I don't know how they do it. I'm a sucker for the peanut butter & jelly, but their breakfast and tuna are also a favorite. When I used to visit on weekends at first I'd go work at JPH.  But I find it a little uncomfortable with the awkward chairs and tables. Also they have a nice selection of beers if you are working there late and need something to calm you down ;)
__label__0 Sorry to be a hater, but I tried this place based on the Yelp recommendations.  Problem was, I had just tried the Johnson Brothers coffee (no relation to Johnson Public House that I know of), and it was like drinking the Devil's sock water after drinking a glass of God's pure, melted glacial ice.\n\nTerrible.\n\nShort of it is that I have come to distrust the coffee houses that have the baristas prepare the coffee, drip-style, in front of the customer.  To a place, I have found the end resulted (1) expensive and (2) disappointing.  That is true of JPH: nice Baristas, but the end result was bitter, watery with absolutely no redeeming flavor.  Sanka anyone?\n\nThe upside is that the Baristas were very friendly, and they were playing cool music.  So a star for that.
__label__4 Simply the BEST! I've been coming here for years now after researching their good reviews & they have NEVER let me down. Don & Janet take good care of my car that's getting old & falling apart. Thank you Brake Masters for being the most honest mechanics in Vegas! In the past 2 years I have taken my car to them for Brakes & they have told me I don't need brakes yet instead of ramming me & saying I do. When I got my front finally done they sd u have awhile before u need back brakes. Today we dropped my car off for a check engine light & they cld & said a minor issue, gave me estimate n had my car ready within the hour. A minor repair at minor cost because they're HONEST!
__label__3 Very professional and honest owner. Work done was excellent.\nhighly recommended!
__label__2 We enjoy the burger with pastrami. Nice yummy taste. Nice little burger joint with a try. Their quesadillas aren't great but the burger are good.
__label__0 I ordered the Philly cheese steak with extra meat and cheese. OMG, if this is extra meat then I can't imagine how little meat the normal sandwich has. \nAlmost $10 for a sandwich, it better be amazing. It wasn't. Skip it.
__label__4 I was so frustrated with so many furniture stores that have high pressure salesman and horrible customer service such as Ashley's. I came across Jack's Warehouse purely by accident and was pleasantly surprised. As promised, their customer service was outstanding. I felt very welcomed from the moment I stepped in the door to the delivery and set up which was equally as fabulous!
__label__2 I twisted the valve off my front tire this past weekend. It was quite a frustrating event. But it gave me the perfect excuse the check out PHX Bike: replacement inner tube! Dudeman behind the counter wasn't especially friendly, but that could have been because I went to a bike shop and asked if they carried inner tubes. Derp, I get it, But they aren't on display and I'm a visual person. Anyway, I showed him the size of tube I needed (I cut it out of the deflated one) and he says \"Eight bucks\". Okay, I need it. And thank you very much.\n\nOn the plus side, \"service\" was fast and I'm supporting local business. I could have gotten this is for about $5 online, so I don't think this place's mark-up is outrageous. I would like to have given an higher rating. It's just I felt like asking an ex to change a tire, like I was more of a tired burden than a potential loyal customer.
__label__2 If you absolutely, positively, have to pay nine dollars for a gourmet whopper at two am in Vegas, this is the best, and, I suspect, only place guaranteed to satisfy a singularly bizarre craving.
__label__0 Most disgusting burger I have ever had. Way to much sauce, I ordered it plain and got BBQ, burger patty's were burned and I payed for guacamole which I could have fit into a spoon for ants. Would rather go to a normal Burger King than spend $8 for a burger that my 4 year old niece could make better.\n\nService was acceptable. Food was horrible. Would rather go to any other burger place in town including any other Burger King.\n\nOh and I had a few drinks so the food should be even better I feel sick after one burger and threw away the fries if you get the  the option drive down flamingo to in and out or go to anywhere else.
__label__4 My boyfriend and I were apartment hunting in Ohio for a week and Brenda was an enormous help in taking care of Mo and Mew. She came to our home, even though it was a little out of her service area, and made sure the girls were fed, walked, and played with. Brenda is fast on her feet and even noticed some things that we had forgotten to take care of before we left. Her communication skills are awesome and I felt like I knew what was going on at home while I was away. She even sent me a text on one of the first days of her visits to let me know that Mo and Mew were doing great. I really feel like my fur kids couldn't have been placed in better hands.
__label__4 As always outstanding food and service. We've been dining here for over a  year now and we have never been disappointed! The food has always been spectacular and the ambiance of the restaurant fabulous. I highly reccomend this restaurant for authentic Italian dining. The owner really takes pride in providing a fabulous dining experience for his guest and it shows. We can't wait to go back!
__label__3 It's no secret that I'm a huge fan of Arcadia Farms, and when I heard they were going to be opening a marketplace across the street, I was psyched.  Of course, this was many months ago... So when I woke up this morning to see an email in my inbox (thanks Lisa G) saying that they were now open for business, I was very excited and knew immediately where to go for lunch.  \n\nNeedless to say, I made it a priority to get there asap (I didn't want to miss the opportunity to get the FTR).  While it's different than I expected, I was pleasantly surprised!  \n\nThe menu is diverse and includes many of the AF signature items such as the Mushroom, Spinach & Goat Cheese Tart, the Strawberry Chicken Salad, and their extraordinary desserts.  In addition, they offer plenty of new options such as a Chopped Italian Salad, a Tuna Nicoise Salad, and a Roasted Artichoke & Ricotta Cheese sandwich.  There is a daily soup, and plenty of breakfast items (think everything from muesli to quiche, muffins, croissants, and granola parfaits).  Arcadia Farms' famous apricot iced tea is also on the menu, as well as a full coffee menu. \n\nI went with the  AF Breakfast Sandwich ($6.95).  It's an MJ English muffin, scrambled eggs, aged cheddar cheese, and your choice of ham or bacon.  They made it with egg whites for me, and it was delicious.  My dining companions had a sandwich and soup, respectively.  Everything is made to-go, but there is plenty of seating outside if you choose to dine there like we did today.  \n\nMarketplace offers a simpler fast/casual option for breakfast, lunch, or a comforting snack in Old Town... They use natural, organic, and local products, and it shows.  Everything is fresh and delicious.  I anticipate this being a welcome addition to my \"rotation\" of go-to spots in my 'hood.
__label__3 Corey is the man!!!!!!\n\nIt was first time in Snots-dale or some even call it Snobs-dale, AZ for the SF Giants spring training and my girlfriends and I really had an Amazing time at Majerle's Sports Grill.....\n\nWe walked in based on the fact that we were hungry, the music and vibe of the place was what we wanted to start the night with. I especially loved the fact that this spot had about 25 huge Samsung flat screens on every wall ( a real sports grill better have a tv on every wall)!!!!! \n\nThe food, the service, and especially the manager/DJ ( Corey) really made it that much more of a hot spot throughout the night for my gf's and I that we could NOT seem to leave. We celebrated  Stephanie G's 29th b-day like a bunch of classy GIRLS GONE WILD that night! \n\nI can't wait to visit the staff and dance the night away while watching the BEST hip hop and r&b videos on all those awesome TV's!!! \n\nUntil next year Majerle's =)
__label__0 Awful. Just awful. \n\nIn this establishment, you order at a counter of shouting service-people, each vying for your attention at their line. You place your order (standard hot subs), and then, while you stand or sit to wait, workers run up and down the long restaurant yelling out order numbers. The atmosphere is chaotic, and yet the wait still managed to be quite long. \n\nThe price was quite high: a regular-sized sub, a cookie, and a drink for $13. \n\nThe worst part was the sandwich itself. The first time I went, I found it to be a very run-of-the mill hot sub. I was ambivalent. However, I decided to give it another shot and, though I had a similar experience with the services, the roast beef dip sub on whole grain was *absolutely disgusting.* The bread had an unpleasant, dry, dense flavor and texture, and the meat was highly salted leather akin to beef jerky. Dipping it in the au jus managed only to make it soggy and even saltier. \n\nReally, I would eat at any single place downtown before I will be back to this establishment or any of its other locations.
__label__2 Sweet Pea and I decided on one recent night to rail down to Churn and see what all of the fuss was about. We'd heard a lot about it and its restaurant counterpart, Windsor. Bottom line, it was good ice cream. It was not swoon-worthy. I will not be getting in my car making a mad late night ice cream run just to get Churn ice cream. But, although I am definitely an ice cream person, I couldn't really imagine myself doing that for any particular place's ice cream. \n\nWe had no crystallization issues like other reviewers mentioned- the texture was good, heavy, creamy. I tried the Madagascar vanilla, which was rich and vanilla-y as you'd expect, but I ended up ordering the coconut, in a cup, with the salted caramel topping. Both the ice cream and the topping were good. The one thing I will say about the salted caramel (and I REALLY like salted caramel) was that it was overpowering in terms of flavor. Next time I'd probably just get it with the vanilla. Or maybe chocolate if I felt frisky. And I really want to try that pretzel cone thing they have there, man that looked awesome. Sweet Pea tried the bubble gum and ended up with the blackberry with salted caramel (yeah...\"interesting\" choice there Sweet Pea) and had the same impressions pretty much that I did. It was good. He did keep saying over and over again that the bubble gum flavor was delightful and that next time he was going to order it. \n\nI will say that the reviewer that commented in the vast disparity between scoop sizes was right on. Sweet Pea's was 1.5 to 2 times larger than mine. \n\nThe atmosphere is cute. Sweet Pea did not like the layout, because the place gets quite busy, and there is no organized line nor even a really good area for everyone to stand in. It's pretty narrow and people get bunched up. On (kind of) an aside: is it me, or are these hipster places becoming interchangeable? It feels kinda beautiful, but soulless. I'm ready for the next thing.
__label__4 I'd have no problem driving across town for one of their 'freezies'. Interested in knowing how I maintain my status as the \"most favored uncle\"?  Frequent visits with the kiddos to this place that's how.
__label__3 Themed after an old fashioned ice cream parlor, Churn is a hot spot for locals to grab a scoop of hand made ice cream, which is made on site. When I visited Churn, the line went out the door and winded to the back of the shop. While I waited, I preoccupied myself by exploring; along with the display of candy and other kiddish delights, there was a cool cassette tape wall, which had about a hundred cassette tapes mounted to the walll. It was only about a 10 minute wait before it was my turn! \n\nAll I need to say is S'mores Sundae!!! For $6.50, you get scoops of chocolate ice cream, hot fudge, graham cracker pieces and marshmallow fluff torched until nicely charred. Simply scrumptious!\n\nI also ordered a scoop of Peach & Honey on a pretzel cone. I didn't care too much for this flavor but the quality is definitely there. It's something good to try once but I probably wouldn't get this flavor again if I were to come back.
__label__2 I had heard so much about Churn and was super excited to finally go here. Maybe my expectations were too high, but I was kinda disappointed. Ice cream was good but nothing amazing. We were lucky and only had to wait for one person before we could order. But, as we stood waiting for our ice creams to be made, the place started filling up with customers coming in both the front and the back door. It was becoming a huge cluster with no clear front or back of the line and if I had walked into that mess I would have walked right back out.
__label__0 I retained her fraudulent representations she set forth in a series of  emails, which contradicted each other as she back-pedalled and apologized. Bottom line, her apologizes were as empty as most Arizona rivers. Not professional.. Even her pic must be 25 years old.
__label__3 Sweet little place on Rachel that I went to for a bizniss lunch one day. Alexia and I talked seriously about Augusto Boal and theatre in Montreal while munching on the various tiny cute offerings of the lunch buffet.\n\nSmall but staked with 2 kinds of soup: miso and sweet and sour. I had the miso - well made tasty broth filled with tiny tofu cubes and sprouts. Alexia went straight for the buffet mains and I kept looking enviously at her plate filled with sushi, tempura sweet potato, stir-fried veggies and hot and cold noodle dishes. I went up and asked if the batter used on the tempura had eggs and was assured that everything on the lunch buffet is totally vegan. Neat! \n\nI had slices of pineapple for desert.\n\nThis place might not be the most outstandously scrumptious dining experience, but whatev. It's a really cheep buffet that's got yumps in spade and is super close to St Denis theatre and shopping action. Check it out!
__label__4 I felt extremely compelled to right a review for this small business after I read the horrible review that was left by JG. I am a regular customer at this boutique and always prefer to shop local when it is at all possible. What she is right about is yes the selection is awesome and the prices are the same in the big box stores too. What I don't understand is what she claims her experience with Emily was. I have shopped with her on many occasion and have seen her interact with other guest while assisting me. I can't imagine her \"god awful customer service\" was unprovoked! I can see in the review by JG the offensive language she uses that she probably isn't the most tactful person, even she comments she was probably out of line. I get so tired of seeing customers go into store and treat people like dirt because they are in a mood, as she also mentioned. Policies are policies in a store, who wants to take back a nursing bra of all things without the tags on it, that item becomes unsalable at that point. Try and return something to Target, good luck doing anything there without a receipt.. Also, she says she will tell all of her friends that they should never shop there, well she is doing them a great dis-service. The women at this store at times saved me from becoming very frustrated after my child was born and had a hard time nursing. At no fee they assisted me with lactation and bra fitting problems I was having. I would suggest any friend and women that is in the market for baby items and breastfeeding support to definitely make this one of your first stops!
__label__1 Okay, I have been to DryBar on multiple occassions and have been pleased once, maybe twice, but it wasn't horrible.  Unfortunately, the day of my wedding was horrible.  My fault that I didn't go in for a practice run, BUT I was assured by their ANSWERING SERVICE that I would get \"one of their best,\" because that's who they send out.  The lady that came to our hotel room to do our (my mom and me) hair was rude and not talented.  She barely spoke and when she did it was defensive and not from a place of yes.  When a bridesmaid (who went to DryBar to get her hair done and wasn't satisfied) agreed with me that my hair style should be fixed, the stylist looked at her phone and said,\"well, what time is it?\" as she argued with us that she couldn't do anything else with my hair because it's fine.  We were like \"we don't care what time it is, it's my wedding, and I will pay you whatever it takes to get my hair looking the way I want it.\"  My mom hated her hair, took pictures to send to DryBar and then fixed it herself.  The problem with getting a quick solution is that they have an answering service which makes problem solving an issue, especially when you have limited time and makes scheduling a large group complicated.  Again, I've been happy once or twice, they have a few good stylists and a lot of very mediocre ones.  I think I'll try some of the other blowdry bars in town.
__label__0 I was part of a large party, over 20 of us had our hair done that day. I decided to get a tiny up do. I just wanted a simple pony tail with a little poof and my clip in extensions snapped to my pony tail. So the stylist told me that she doesn't want to blow dry my hair because it's easier to do the updo this way. I was fine with it because I said she's a stylist and knows what she's doing. I go to pay up front and it comes out to $80!! She didn't even blow out my hair she just did a pony tail and clipped my extensions in! I told the receptionist \"that I thought $80 was way to much for a pony tail and NO BLOW OUT\"  said said well it took our stylist 1hr.. I  was so disappointed I could have did it better at home and saved $80 plus a $10 tip\n\nI was a really loyal customer to dry bar and so were my family and friends. What a turn off when you feel like your being takin advantage of. I will make sure to tell all my close ones to be careful they don't rip you off!
__label__3 I was looking for a place to grab a quick bite to eat before heading over to watch a movie and this place caught my eye. As a bonus, at that time there was a 10% off coupon by checking in through yelp so I thought why not!\n\nMy boyfriend and friend ordered the roast beef sandwich which also came with a large side of fries. They both said the sandwich was pretty good, with nice and juicy roast beef. Sadly I didn't get to try any of their sandwiches. I ordered the Steak Bomb and it was definitely good. To me, it was basically a Philly cheesesteak and what's not to love about it? Meat, cheese, peppers, and mushrooms. Sounds good to me! Not only that, it was HUGE. I had a really hard time finishing it and I would say I can eat quite a bit.\n\nOverall, you get a lot of food for the money, and it's good food. I want to come back to try their roast beef sandwich next time.
__label__0 This was the asolute worst service I have ever used in my entire life. This will now be the fifth time they are coming to fix my windshield and I doubt they will even show up. The first time, they brought the wrong windshield. The second time there was holes in the seal so there was squealing every time I drove. The third time the holes in the seal got WORSE! Then the fourth time they never showed up, and that was after the manager promised me it would be ready by noon. I feel terribly sorry for any person that chooses them in the future. This place needs to be shut down.
__label__3 This place is great  there is a large distinction between their atmosphere. Its not your small dirty  Coffee shop normally  tucked away somewhere or the corporate Starbucks  with the same posters every where. they have quite a lot of activities to offer. One of the first things you will notice when you walk in the door is their ping pong table. I mean what else are you going to do in between studying for an exam, or just trying to relieve some stress. the Owner is a cool guy he is normally hanging out with the guests painting or working on his drum machine. The space is a decent size so there is always room to sit down. The coffee quality is pretty good and they have a great chai tea that doesn't come in a powder form. Most of the time you will see a lot of posters and ads up for local events. I like to support places that help out the community and support other events around the city.  come on by they open at 7 am and close around 11pm most days. They also host band events including Jazz, rock, heavy metal, hip-hop, and even punk music. Check them out online @ www.OSPTempe.com
__label__4 Better than Chipolte anyday!!! For $10 my wife and I got stuffed. The staff was friendly and best of all no long lines (yet). Real Mexican food (not corporate). Fresh food and the Horchata is homemade (best I ever had).
__label__3 Yum. I do love this shop it's close to home very affordable and delicious. Great customer service as well!!!!! Always friendly quick and helpful.
__label__0 I ordered the eggs rancheros. The tortillas were home made but not properly cooked as they were doughy and really thick. My friend had the chicken quesadilla. The chicken was hard as a rock due to being over cooked. The only thing that was good were our mimosas. Do not recommend this place.
__label__1 Won't be going back.  Husband ordered a gin and tonic.  Had to send it back as it didn't taste good and he was told they don't have tonic so they make their own?!?!?  The vegetarian sushi rolls we ordered did not taste or look that fresh... the avocado was brown.  Ick!  Did enjoy the rolls with asparagus tempura but they ran out of asparagus so we couldn't order anymore.  Also, the interior really needs to be fixed up.  They place did not have a nice ambiance and a big piece of wood blocking the old window to outside.  I can't imagine this place will be in business for much longer.
__label__1 When I was unable to open the front door to get into O'Aces, I should have recognized it as a sign that breakfast at O'Aces should not happen!  I pulled on the door several times, and then I walked out the entry way to see if there was another entrance.  No, there wasn't.  Back to the door.  A few more hard yanks and someone from inside came and opened the door.  I had gone brain dead over the fact that video poker bars/restaurants like this lock their doors for the overnight and morning hours as a precaution.  I never thought to look for the buzzer nor was there a sign anywhere saying to use same.  \n\nI did get in, however, and the first thing that hit me was the smell of cigarette smoke both stale and fresh and there was only one customer in the place.  From the reviews, I had expected some, but I got a full shot.  I walked into the restaurant area.  Under the Nevada Clean Indoor Act these places were to be separated from the smoking bar areas with enclosures.  They had the doors, but they were wide open.  Perhaps the the Legislature changing the law during its last session, O'Aces may not need to have the area sealed from the bar.\n\nThe waitress brought my menu.  There was a limited number of items on the breakfast section and I chose the 4 egg sausage and cheese omelette.  I got hash browns and my choice of toast was their sourdough.  Coffee was brought quickly and was refilled once during the time I was there although I was asked a second time.  Since I was fooling with my phone, the waitress asked if I needed more time before ordering and I said, \"Yes.\"  She left and then it was a wait for her to come back.  I think she knew I was a special case (see getting in the front door above.)\n\nThe order was placed and then I waited.  About 15 minutes later, when I was thinking that I had certainly made the wrong decision in choosing O'Aces, the cook brought my breakfast to the table.  He then looked for the waitress because I think he'd been waiting for her to come pick up the order.  Now, there still are only two customers in the place--me and the guy smoking and drinking at the bar.\n\nThe omelette was OK.  Nothing special.  It was like they cooked one small sausage link, cut it into small pieces, and then mixed it with canned cheese and put it on the omelette before folding and plating.  It was no 4 egg omelette.  I've made bigger with only two eggs.  It was filling and it got me revved for the Make A Wish Run so it fulfilled its purpose.\n\nI then had to wait a fair amount of time for the check to be brought.  There were still only two people in the place, me and...well you know who.  I put bills in the check holder and I got up and walked toward the bar where the waitress was in deep conversation with the guy at the bar.  That's what had kept her from doing her other work in a timely manner.  I handed her the folder, made my way to the door, pressed the button to unlock the door (see I'm eminently trainable), and out I was into the fresh air.\n\nI made a mistake going there and I knew it at the front door.  Live and learn!
__label__1 The burritos are good enough when you're craving breakfast and can't get away from work. I use them about once every couple of weeks. The service our horrible. Almost every time I call I get put on hold only to never get answered. I call back and finally get my order in. If there was another place that delivered I would go there.
__label__3 This place is great! A burrito shack & circle k gas in one stop! Where else can you stop and get gas for yourself and your car in one stop? Fill up your car and try the breakfast burrito supreme...you & your car will be gas-ed for the whole day.
__label__2 The grand cafe food is wonderful - the service is very poor.  We waited in line longer to give them our money than we did sitting and eating our food!  I wish we could give you folks four stars, but service is a great deal apart of eating!!!
__label__1 Husband and I ordered a late breakfast. He had belgian waffle breakfast, I has the corned beef hash. \nThe bad: Corned beef hash was nothing special, tasted like the stuff you get out out a can. My hash browns were blond, rather firm, and possibly starting to turn bad... They had that slightly-off taste. My husband's scrambled eggs were watery (not runny, but surrounded by liquid). The belgian waffle was also cold by the time it came out... It had obviously sat in the window for a while while my food was bring prepared. \nThe good: fresh, hot coffee (they left the thermos pot on the table, which was nice), sausage links were fine, waffle was fine, my food was piping hot when it came out. \nThe total came to $26, which is more than the meal was worth, considering the poor quality of the breakfast food.
__label__0 A mile or so long trail along the Mon that goes from no place to nowhere via nothing.  It is a rails-to-trails conversion and it runs along a roadbed once used for shuttling coal between the rail line and barges.  Its parking lot on the eastern end was once a transfer point between the river and the slag dumps on Nine Mile Run.  The trail ends abruptly on the western end at the CSX Railway.  Some people trespass along the rail line with their bikes.  Don't do this because this is a very heavily used freight rail line.  It's also illegal and my husband the train enthusiast has said the train crews will radio the police to report tresspassers.\n\nA couple of interesting points too.  This trail is is a \"paper street\" long owned by the city but never developed before.  The community of Duck Hollow is very isolated from the rest of the city and if you go just a little bit east of the trailhead along Old Browns Hill Road, you'll cross a one lane bridge and at the intersection of Old Browns Hill Road and McFarren Street (I believe) you'll see one of the old Pittsburgh street signs.\n\nDuck Hollow Trail is a pleasant trail but there's not much to it.  Eventually it may link with other trails as part of the Great Allegheny Passage.  I went on this trail once and even though I live nearby in Squirrel Hill, I didn't think it was worth the effort.
__label__0 I went to this place after I saw the pics from yelp, but when I got there they gave me a total different menu. Apparently they sold the place a few months ago and  they no longer sell  the same items. their lunch special is about 8-10 dollars. The food took a while  to arrive and they told me they run out of some ingredients. I would not recommend this place
__label__4 Wow, yet another amazing restaurant, how come that does not \"Surprise\" me, coming from the \"Sister\" restaurant \"Rice Paper\". Dropped in last night to see what the buzz was about and ordered the Fillet & Jumbo Shrimp with fresh lemon grass which was made with perfection with a perfectly balanced dipping sauce served with a side of rice, a small bowl of the pho soup stock and a tasty side salad. Dennis and Hue brought out  a  Cornish Game hen that was crispy on the outside and tender and juicy on the inside, these culinary marvels don't mess around!!! and of course it also came with a wonderful dipping sauce. Both dishes were superb not to mention the hospitality from Dennis the proprietor who tells me he only  uses the freshest ingredients and boy your palate sure notices the difference. The food quality exceeds the price of the menu, I would pay double for the quality given here. Saigon Kitchen you have a customer for life here, can't wait to bring my family in here.\nLooks like Saigon Kitchen and Rice Paper are my home away from home now!!!!
__label__2 I always judge a mexican place by their Burritos.  This is a very common staple in mexican cuisine and every place usually makes them. The burritos here were ok. So were the tacos just ok. I maybe need to try something else here, for now it's ok.
__label__4 I was soooooooooo happy with Zip Zap Auto. Everyone, from the front door welcome to the mechanics are exceptionally friendly, and they know their job. The price was affordable to us. They did an excellent job and we are grateful. strongly recommend you to everyone. You can totally trust them. Thank you
__label__3 One of the best libraries in the valley! Love the lightning inside through the huge windows and many areas to sit and study/read. Only downside is that it's great for kids- which means it isn't always quiet when you need it to be. Study rooms are great too, but are usually busy & there are only 4. You only get a study room for a couples hours at a time. Gets really busy during the weekends
__label__4 I have not experienced anything but the BEST food every time I go to Pura Vida. I have brought my Father, who refuses to give up meat, and my Mother, who is extremely picky, and this is the one place we can all eat without one complaint. The food is always gorgeous, but I can never get a shot of it without a bite mark because it smells awesome.\nI recently tried the cafe con leche and it was the smoothest, yummiest coffee I've had in my 31 years. I don't know how she does it, but Starbucks doesn't even come close. \nEach time I have come, I have noticed that Chef Mayra takes time to come out and personally speak with her guests, first time I have ever met the person making my food which I really enjoyed. The place is tucked away, but once you find it, I promise you will remember how to get back.
__label__0 Horrible location and average food, it not worth the effort trying to find it. This place is located in an industrial area downtown and looks more an abandoned shack that's deteriorating for the last 30 years than a restaurant. It was so bad that I thought it was closed until I saw people inside. So I tried it and was quit disappointed. The menu is VERY limited and they charge gourmet prices for bar quality food. Don't waste your time and money.
__label__4 Pura Vida is amazing and Chef Mayra is lovely. \n\nI called for take-out and got \"Tha Frenchie\" while my friend got the \"Pura Vida Empanadas\", it was so good (my food and what my friend ordered.. I ate about half of his haha); there was a ton of food so, unless you're feeling gluttonous or just can't help yourself, you'll have leftovers. In addition to delicious food, the customer service is fabulous and the lady who took my order, Sande, was great, she gave me the eta of my food and called when it was done early. \n\nIt's just a bit off the freeway and well worth going to, even if you have to drive some, the prices are reasonable, and it's 100% vegan! A few people have complained about the wait, but if you want to be in and out quicker, call ahead (the website recommends it), running a restaurant is hard, as is making fresh and delicious food, I say it's worth the wait, just come with friends and have a nice conversation.\n\nSo nice to have a truly vegan place, I wish they were closer and open more, but it's probably a good thing, I'd eat my weight in their yummy food every day given the chance.\n\nGive this place a shot, you'll love it. :)
__label__0 First of all, this is a generous 1 star only because there is no option for no stars.\n\nI have nothing to say about Pura Vida's food because we never got to try it since this supposed community-friendly small business would not serve us at 1:45 because their clock said 1:50 when their hours clearly state they close at 2 pm.\n\nHere's the story... my vegan friend is visiting so i bought the Groupon deal. On Saturday we planned to go for lunch and thankfully we called first and they said they close at 2. So on Sunday we tried to look at their menu online and were going to call in an order to pickup but their site had a bandwidth error message and so we could not see the menu.  As of right now you still can't see their website.\n\nSo we drove all the way across town and arrived at 1:45. As soon as we walked in the woman called out while we were still standing in the doorway that they were closed with an obvious grateful tone to turn us away. We tried to explain that we had tried to come for two days and it was a special treat for my vegan friend. She carelessly dismissed everything we said saying that they take the last order at 1:45 and that it is \"the policy of the kitchen because the food takes so long.\" We practically begged to be served by this place and the woman had no care in the world.  I wanted to talk to someone else in charge but then I thought why bother this woman obviously doesn't want our business. So, I told her I would NEVER come back and she is very bad for business. Of course she couldn't care less. As we left I was further annoyed as I noticed a flashing open sign in the window. UGH!\n\nBetween my friend and I we have lived and worked in the service industry in Las Vegas, Miami, LA and Portland and have never experienced a small business having such audacity to turn away wold be happy customers. It was such a bad business move in these modern times of such high competition among businesses and the great opportunity for online reviews and word-of-mouth. Shame on you, Pura Vida.\n\nIt seems this place has good reviews and good food, but we will never know since we refuse to go back. We are all in favor of supporting local businesses, I am a Las Vegas native. In Las Vegas where the competition against big corporations is so great. We should all be supporting our community establishments, but when they make it clear they do not need our business what are we to do? Dominos pizza got our money today, again, Pura Vida, shame on you.\n\nWe will be refunding our Groupon and telling everyone we know to not bother going to Pura Vida before 1:45 pm, or ever.
__label__0 *le sigh* \n\nI really didn't want it to come to this because well, as a vegan there are very few places I can go to eat, but after disappointment after disappointment I'm sorry to say I will not be coming back to Pura Vida any time soon. This was my letter to Chef Mayra after the Titanic x Hindenburg disaster that was their Valentine's Day dinner. \n\n\"I hate to say it but I am livid and a bit appalled after tonight's Valentine's dinner. We paid $75 for 15 courses; you gave up after 12, and a couple of the courses were thrown & plated together last minute instead of being the separate courses they were advertised as. When you pay for something, you should receive it. Not only were we denied the extra courses, but it took forever to get them - you asked us to come early and that dinner would be served 6-9 PM; the first course wasn't even served until 6:40 PM. We left at 10 PM (we had plans at 9:30 - oh well!) confused as to where the rest of the courses were. There was very little explanation or communication and definitely poor planning. As a vegan I was excited for this opportunity and have eaten at your establishment many times, as well as referred you to others, but this will most likely be my last time. My husband really wanted this year to be special, but it was a huge headache. If you do this next year I hope you severely edit the menu and the prices so everyone leaves satisfied and at the designated time. You knew how many people were coming well in advance and should have had a test run of some sort. The only semblance of apology came from your servers when the food was not being served in the beginning. My husband is now even complaining he's still hungry as we didn't eat earlier in the day to fit this event in! This is one of the worst of not the absolute worst restaurant experiences I have ever been privy to and I hope to never repeat this episode of Vegan Survivor ever again.\"\n\nI appreciate that everything is made ready-to-order, but when you're serving FIFTEEN courses to 40 guests who you asked to arrive early and did actually have a definitive ending time of 9 PM, you have to make sure it goes smoothly which it did not. My husband and I were starved for over an hour before the food started coming. We estimated our time of exit by how \"quickly\" the food was coming out and it should have ended past midnight! Completely awful. A bunch of people left (and I wish I were one of them), and I'm pretty sure every single person left unsatisfied. \n\nThis establishment has absolutely 0 business acumen and it is going to hurt them. You don't even have to watch a couple episodes of Kitchen Nightmares to realize Pura Vida is doing it wrong. If you have to come out and explain every menu item as well as feel the need to put pictures of the food in the convoluted menu, as a diner you should run immediately. \n\nNow I was going to give Pura Vida the benefit of the doubt since they did email the patrons and offered the rest of the courses, we just had to email & give the time we're coming in. Which my husband did. And apparently he had to confirm back which was not explained whatsoever. So he is currently at Pura Vida waiting for them to make the final meal we will enjoy from there. \n\nI sincerely wish Chef Mayra luck (she's going to need it!) but I will not be back. \n\nP.S. To the servers - good luck, you were the best part of the place, always trying to make it work when you are as confused as the customer, and I hope she supplies plenty of aspirin for the hourly headaches you have to have from working there.
__label__1 Ok, this place was really weird. I wanted to like it, but it's very expensive and kind of confusing.\n\nWe got there about 10 minutes before the last call for breakfast orders. Our waitress confirmed we'd still be able to order breakfast. She handed us like four menus, explained nearly every item on each one, and almost all of them had a catch (something missing, etc). Then we got a second waitress who took at least 15 minutes to get to us. We were not allowed to order breakfast.\n\nThe food wasn't bad by any means, but it wasn't anything special.
__label__3 I completely agree with October R's 4/19/11 review regarding the general vibe of this place.  Very inviting; cool concept--a blend of \"old world\" attention to deli-style comfort food with a modern, slightly edgy sensibility.\n\nWe tried the Sassano (essentially a Reuben), the Fredo (a Italian sub), and two \"New World\" pierogies--the Southwestern and Buffalo chicken varieties.  Not a misstep in any of them. The in-house bread, corned beef, and kraut all made the difference.   Both pierogies were also outstanding.  The Buffalo chicken pierogies were made primarily of white meat, but remained juicy and tender.  \n\nWe also enjoyed samples of both the spinach&feta and pepperoni doughbies while we waited.  The spinach&feta was a bit sweet--not quite the flavor profile i was hoping for--but the pepperoni doughbie was excellent.  Definitely a step up from the omnipresent Pittsburgh pepperoni roll.\n\nI was also excited to see that a fried egg could be added to any sandwich for a buck...nice touch.\n\nThe one downside of the place--an aspect I might not have noticed if I didn't have so many vegetarian/pescatarian friends these days--is that almost every item on the menu contains meat.   \n\nNevertheless, although our veggie friends might not be joining us, we'll definitely be going back soon.
__label__4 This is such a fabulous place!! I have driven by it for the past year and finally stopped in to check it out. HUGE menu, homemade corned beef, pastrami, sauerkraut, pierogies, creative and delicious sandwiches and more. We got a sassano, thanksgiving dinner pierogies, buffalo chicken pierogies, cheesesteak pierogies - they were all yummy and each kind came with its own dip. Really tasty! Reasonable prices, and super friendly staff. Seating is limited and casual. Can't wait to go back!
__label__4 I've never been to Poland, but I reckon these are some of the best pierogies outside of that country. I'm never going back to the frozen varieties. Szmidts only!
__label__0 I got ripped off this morning by Health First Urgent Care. I thought the point of using urgent care is to get care and avoid the long lines and wait times in ER. I entered the facility feeling very sick. Given four pages  of forms and told it would be $90.00 for the visit because I had no insurance. I understand this and have no problem paying for services rendered. After collecting my fee, a nurse got a set of vitals then a blonde chickie came in to say they could do nothing and I needed to go to the hospital. I don't know if she was a MD or PA or NP or the janitor. No name tag showing and she mumbled a first name so I don't know who she was. My point is they got my money then said they could do nothing. That is wrong,wrong. Going over to the hospital, I realized I did not want to do this over again at the hospital so I just drove home. I would rather die alone in the desert than put up with that BS again. It is so wrong to take advantage of your customers when they are in a weakened state of mind.
__label__4 I've been in twice in the last two weeks, once for an infected armpit (exciting!) and once for persistent headaches and dizziness. The staff is efficient, knowledgeable, and familiar. They all (except one dude so far) ask questions about you and are genuinely interested. One reception clerk and I got talking about Pokemon--what a joy! They are young (as in, pre-40's), but professional and experienced. I'm confident that I'll be back.
__label__3 What is there not to like?  You are taking a scenic drive (unless you live close by) from the city, and you see free-roaming peacocks  all around.  The best part: you get into the park FREE when you visit during the farmers market hours.  \n\nThere are about 20 vendors, which is good because you don't want to be overwhelmed by too many vendors.  \n\nIt's a great time for family and friends to make a little drive out and taste test some samples and buy some homemade treats and fresh produce.  And when you are done, you're free to explore the park!  What more can you ask for in life...
__label__4 THE BEST EVER...I have had good and bad experiences with dentists in the past. I must say that Modern Dental Care gave me the best experience ever. Very friendly and knowledgable staff. Prompt service, with friendly guidance. Dr. Mark Edington does terrific work. I felt very welcome and comfortable at every visit. I recommend Modern Dental Care for anyone with any oral emergency, tooth ache, regular maintenance or just a cleaning. You will be glad you chose them!\n\n\nThanks!\nDave
__label__4 Called Riggs on a Saturday they were able to come out same day . They did a amazing job and the price was good will definitely use them again
__label__4 Best dentist and office in Vegas! After going through quite a few dentists after my move to Vegas I am so happy I came across this office! The staff and dentist are so friendly and genuine! I highly highly recommend this office to anyone looking for a true dentist and not someone looking to just make money from insurance companies.
__label__0 I've received massages from QUA, The SPA at Encore and Wynn, The Bathhouse, Aria, and The Four Seasons Spa. I've always justified the price because they are always some of the best massages I've ever had. The massage I received yesterday from Oleksandra Spa was terrible. All I felt that was accomplished was oil being smeared all over my body.  The two parts I specified to be worked on she DID NOT EVEN TOUCH.  It was bizarre.  I've called the manager a few times and left voice mails and haven't heard back. Definitely not worth going to because of the poor service. Spend your well earned money at QUA.
__label__1 I really enjoyed it. They did put ALOT of work into this place with even more crazy people to work the house. Somethings that really bugged me were the large groups we had to be in (4 to group would be a great/ isolation is key) and the unprofessional staff. We had two guys infront of us who were clearly intoxicated and ruined the entire event for us due to everytime someone approach them they were childish and mocked them back.  We told the staff inside the situation and if we could wait just to separate from them a bit but no help was offered and just told to  \"keep moving\".  Once out side, we were told them same. \n\nGet the VIP tickets. The line outside with out them was crazier then ever.
__label__1 I have mixed feelings about this Service Center.  Mostly because I only go here when it is necessary (usually when I've missed 3 delivery attempts).  This is WAY across town for me and you have to time it so that you don't get stuck in 485 rush hour traffic.\n\nI wish there was a more \"central\" location in Charlotte.  I would hate to live in the Huntersville or University Area and have to go down here to pick up a package.\n\nAs far as the service goes, the people were pleasant.. I was in a bit of a rush since I decided to give up my lunch break to drive 30min down 85 to 77 to Westinghouse Blvd...  and yes, I work up in the University Area so it was about an hour round trip.\n\nThere was an elderly lady that totally jumped the line in front of me and was on her cell phone trying to get the right zip code for Japan - OBNOXIOUS... totally tainted my trip, but at least I got to leave before her.  In the parking lot, I gave her a long \"western movie\" stare and drove off.  She was probably oblivious, but in my mind I made my point.
__label__3 Double Helix and Town Square is one of those bars you end up at post 30 because you're post 30. I love beer. I mean I really love beer. however there's a grown ass man in me that appreciates a great single malt scotch and jazz music played right below conversation level. My cousin and I sat here at the bar and engaged in a rousing conversation about the nuances of strip clubs. It was truly profound.\n\nWe didn't eat but I I peeked at the menu and it looked interesting. Great place to \"lose\" the ladies and have some scotch and convo.
__label__3 Great place. Good service. Tasty bar food. Friendly attentive staff. LL Cool J in the background. Life is good!
__label__1 Didn't go in with high expectations as I wasn't impressed with Bottles & Burgers at Tivoli Village, but a friend wanted to try this place out. I am willing to give any place a try at least once, especially if they offer patio seating. The only bad part about their patio is it's located in between the two escalators that lead up to the second floor, so there was a lot of traffic, it was noisy and distracting. I didn't try the food, but I had their cucumber martini, wasn't bad but I've had better, and then the sangria, hands down the worst I've ever tasted. It came with a sugared rim which was strange, and it tasted like prune juice, I'm not joking. The only drink that was good was my honey jack on the rocks, can't mess that up. If you're looking for a nice outside patio, go to Brio, comfy chairs and fire pits, plenty of room and great people watching.
__label__4 Very good happy hour, great wine and cheese selections. Service was very good as well. I would definitely recommend this place to everyone!
__label__2 On a random night off, a friend of mine and I decided to head over to Town Square for a movie. Our plan was to hit up a Happy Hour scenario after the flick, and Double Helix wine bar fit the bill. I hadn't been in for over a year since it opened, and back when they were starting out it was kind of quiet. I was happy to see that business had picked up. \n\nThe bartender was really great, the happy hour specials were cool and the style of the place is nice. It's a bit mis-matchy in design, but that's for another review :) in any event I'm sure I'll be back down for a cocktail or two as they have a descent bourbon collection and I'm a fan of that. The food was just ok in my opinion, but that's relative I suppose. Basic and good for drinking, flat-breads and items of the sort. Check it out if you get a chance. Happy Eating!
__label__3 Great atmosphere, food and service! I'm usually here every week for happy hour. Can't beat the price, especially for delightful wine.
__label__2 Decent small plates restaurant in Town Square. Their menu has a few similar items as their sister restaurant Bottles & Burgers (minus the burgers). The arancini ($9,  risotto fritters with mascarpone, roasted mushroom, white truffle aioli) is just as good as the ones at Bottles & Burgers. It's also one of the best items to get at Double Helix.\n\nThe olive poppers ($6, crispy olives stuffed with chorizo and honey goat cheese) are good and not too salty. You get seven per order. The BBQ pork sliders ($9) have a slight amount of heat and are topped with a sweet apricot sauce and slaw with a marginal amount of mayo. The churrasco Argentino ($15, angus American skirt steak, chimichurri sauce) was tough  and chewy. Their \"Perfect Salad\" ($9, grilled Asian pears, bufala mozzarella, candied walnuts, rocket arugula,champagne vanilla vinaigrette) was anything but perfect. The best thing about it was the candied pecans. The fries ($6) weren't as good as the ones at Bottles & Burgers.\n\nThe atmosphere is relaxed and loungey, which is a nice change of pace from other spots at Town Square. There is a kid's menu. Our kid was with us and he got the chicken tenders ($5)... actually, that should be singular because it was only one chicken tender with a bunch of fries.
__label__2 The food is ok, drinks are good. Service is slooooooooooow. They forget about you in the patio, and you wait a while for the check. Been here twice, two different servers, both slow service. But the place is pretty cool. Too bad.
__label__3 This is a great little place if you are looking a few drinks and some apps. The outside sitting area is my favorite place to hang out with friends, around the fire pit. The wine and drink list is impressive. I've been here several times now and the servers are friendly and helpful. I would give this 5 stars if the outside drinking/dinning area was non smoking.
__label__4 I have had my car serviced here 3 times now. They have the best customer service and are not trying to sell you on services that you don't need or ask for. A+ service and the integrity of the company and employees that run the place are exceptional. It's hard to find a honest shop that's not going to rip you off. Quick speedy service. Thank you for being awesome! BIG O TIRES on rainbow. 3 thumbs up.
__label__4 Finally there is a good Indian restaurant in Henderson/Las Vegas with amazing service!  I spent months traveling in India and know what the dishes are supposed to taste like and that there is supposed to be some actual flavor involved.  The Taj Palace does not disappoint and is able to deliver authentic Indian food - not the bland stuff served in the majority of other restaurants in LV.    Do yourself a favor and check this place out.
__label__3 Tasty food and friendly staff. Been coming here a few years. The prices have risen lately, but still within my budget for Indian food.
__label__3 I am always on the hunt for a good reasonable burger(miss the Midwest bar burgers) so we stopped in for a burger here. It was a Friday nite and they had a guy out there doing a few music melodies which made it quaint. The owner taking our order was awesome(Sherl)...and very helpful :) Inside was charming with all the photos on the one wall and interesting \"hippie\" memorabilia on the other. Believe it or not, the outside had a \"small town feel\" with the tiki benches and live music. Great place to relax and enjoy a burger!\n\nBurger was tasty and the onion rings were devine !....\nI definately am going to go back and try the fish tacos!!
__label__0 Closed on a Sunday because it's \"Memorial Day weekend\".  This is why local businesses fail. Sheer laziness.  Thankfully mcdonalds knows their butts from a hole in the ground are open.
__label__1 Definitley not one of the best restaurants I've been too. I wasn't very impressed with the menu and was frustrated that they advertised baja food when it wasn't really baja.  A lot of the dishes also have fruit in them and I'm honestly not a fan of strawberries in my mexican food. Valle de Luna or Zocalo are the best mexican restaurants in town. The only thing good about Tia Rosa was the tequila.
__label__0 I wish I could give my opinion on the food but unfortunately we never made it past the chips. It was a slow Tuesday night and there were only a few people in the restaurant. We never had a server come to our table. Waited 15 mins and nothing??? We did get chips, which were from a bag and not fresh. The salsa was also not very stellar. We walked out without an acknowledgement from anyone  Never going back
__label__0 I saw this when going to get Jamba Juice (yum) and thought I would try it. When I went in, the hairband music was blaring, I could hardly hear the order taker. I ordered a bacon cheese burger and fries. 10.00. eh, not great, not terrible. I watched as the line cooks(kinda) yelled at each other because they couldnt hear each other. They would call out order number and the customers couldnt hear them over the music and the people yelling. I decided not to eat there. I took my food and when I got in my car, I tried a fry. I spit it out. It was so greasy and full of salt I almost gagged. I called and the manager said to come back, would give my money back. No apology. Told her to try a fry, she just looked at me like I was nuts. This comes NO where close to Smashburger.. Heck, Hamburger hut may be a dive, but they beat out this place by a long shot!
__label__3 I first saw Five Guys in Denver, Colorado back in early 2010, before then I had never even heard of it. Finally had it for the first time with my wife in St. George, UT in November of the same year. The atmosphere was really cool and the food was incredible, well this location in Las Vegas in no different, they are very consistant. Now I really hate when people try to compare Five Guys, Smashburger, Steak n' Shake, and In N' Out. They are all COMPLETLY different burger joints and should be judged on their own, independently. Five Guys burger is AMAZING. It is thick, juicy, the cheese flavor stands out, and the bacon is really thick and crispy, yum! The burger is so good, I end up taking a three, four quantity bite lol, I can't take just one! And the fries, oh the fries! They are practically endless as once you finish the cup, there is a crap-load more waiting for you inside the bag, so they basically fill your size fry cup, then pour double that inside the bag on top of everything, YES PLEASE! HAHA! I only minus one star for the prices, which to me is their one big downfall, along with not being open late (past 10pm). For one bacon double cheesebuger, fries and a soda, the total was almost $14. That's quite a bit of money if you're just out for a quick lunch or on a budget. Aside from that, this one good mother effing burger! \n\nP.S.-For those of you are not familure with Five Guys Burgers and Fries, a \"Little\" is a single patty, and everything without the word \"little\" is automatically a double. Now you know ;-)
__label__3 B-b-b-bump!  I've been here a couple more times since my initial review, and they have improved in many ways.  I feel that the burgers are juicier than before, and all the toppings seem incredibly fresh for a fast food place.  The music has been toned down probably by a factor of 5.  NO MORE YELLING AT THE PERSON SITTING RIGHT NEXT TO YOU!!  \n\nAnd the fries...I was not a fan of the fries initially.  But on my recent visit I noticed that they had a whiteboard that listed where today's potatoes came from.  I can't remember where they came from, but they were delicious!  Nice golden color with a crispy-ish outside and soft inside.    So perhaps the fry quality depends on their origin.  And this time they were lightly dusted with the Cajun seasoning, not caked in it.\n\nFive Guys is relatively new to Vegas, so perhaps their QC is still combing through each location.  This location now seems to be up to par, and is now a reliable option for those times where I just need to have a burger.
__label__1 I recently went here for the first time last week with my new dog. Nothing special, same items as any old PetSmart or PetCo, they carry both holistic food and the poison grocery store food as well. The female cashier was not very impressive, looked as though she didn't shower that day...very unkempt...not friendly.. \"hello\" as people walked in but with no personality. A man in front of me said he had purchased a bag of biscuits but they were stale, had his receipt and asked if he could grab another. Instead of tactfully saying \"of course\" and taking back the bag they would get credit for anyways, the girl sort of gave him a hassle and was unfriendly. BAD for business to act that way. Hire people who care, not local highschool kids who don't give a damn.
__label__0 Where do I start... Oh yeah. The people watching at this place is wonderful. The abundance of tweekers and crackheads is amazing. With that aside, it's a Mcdonalds! That's all I have to say about the food. The service was not good at all , the staff seemed overwhelmed with a small lunch rush. My order was missing a hamburger ( the main part of one of the meals I ordered), an apple juice (part of a kids meal) and cup for one of the drinks. They did fix it quickly. Oh there was an employee in the dinning area making the floor super sticky ( I think she was mopping with a mop bucket that had cleaned up a spilled soda, just a guess) so that was nice. So I would definitely would not recommend you try this particular McDonald's.  In and out it's just across the street.
__label__4 this place was amazing the food was great and not that expensive. It was super cool how Chef Carlos came out to introduce himself and after we were done with our meal he came out just to make sure everything was ok.. The burger was nice and juicy. My wife had a chopped steak and that was great the mashed potatoes were good and the steak was juicy and cooked to perfection. This is going to be our new weekly place to eat.
__label__4 This place is AMAZING.  The chef came to our table and personally welcomed us.  We ordered 2 of the daily specials and were MORE than pleased with the food.  I had the Dagwood sandwich, and my dining companion had the Chicken Parm.  Both were delightful.  The desserts were to die for.  One of the better Creme Brulees I've ever had the pleasure of eating, and the indulgence platter is an astounding mix of brownies, cheesecake, ice cream, fruit, whipped creme, and these cheesecake spring rolls that were good enough to warrant a return visit all on their own.\n\nThe place is a sports bar, so you wouldn't expect to find gourmet food here, but give it a shot.  I'll definitely be back.
__label__2 Came here for lunch on a thursday afternoon with some friends. Randomly came across this location upon yelp to try new places. \n\nEasy to find location located right next to the Chevron gas station on the SE corner of Flamingo & Durango. \n\nGreeted and seated very fast. (though it was quite empty - one other customer at the restaurant. \n\nAfter we were served our waters, the waitress left and came back later to tell us the specials right before taking our order. (little out of order i think? don't people usually mention the specials when you get the menu?)\n\nI had gotten one of the specials for today. \n\nMixed Grill BBQ Pork Chop, Andouille Sausage, and a side of cole slaw and waffle cut sweet potato fries - $12.99 - i guess i was expecting it to be a bit bigger in portion size. Especially in comparison to the Chef C Teaser my friend got (refer to pictures). BBQ Pork Chop was grilled and glazed with a BBQ sauce. Size was relatively small. Maybe the size of my palm, maybe slightly smaller. Sausage was two pieces, fairly good, in size? together, maybe like 6\" in length (lol . . . i know what some of you may be thinking . . . ! ! ) Flavor wise, both were pretty good. The pork chop was cooked well and was juicy. Sausage was a bit \"burnt\" to a way were the casing was black but flavor was good. The cole slaw (wasnt a preference in terms of salad anyway) was ok. A little bitter, not sure what types of cabbage or w/e the chef was using. The waffle cut sweet potato fries were fresh and super crispy. Almost can say that was the best part of the dish. Lol which means probably wont get this again XD \n\nChicken Wings - (Mild/Medium/Chef's Special Hot Sauce) served with French Fries and Ranch/Bleu Cheese Dressing - $8.99- Decent portion for an appetizer. Variety of wings and drumsticks. The chicken wings were cooked perfectly. Juicy meat. Easy to eat and flavored well. \n\nChef \"C\" Teaser - Chicken fingers, chicken wings, onion rings, pepper jack shots, mac & cheese bites, french fries, celery & carrots, ranch/bleu cheese) - $14.99 - despite the higher price for an appetizer, this dish is no joke ! SO MUCH FOOD ! Friend ordered this as a entree, could barely eat half even with some help from my other friend and I. The pepper jack shots were light, slightly spicy. Shaped like hush puppies. One of my favorite items on this plate. Wings were the same as the chicken wings listed above. Fries were thickly cut. In between normal fries and maybe steak fries. Best bang for the buck ! great for sharing or eating as an entree between two people ! \n\nOverall, good experience. Chef Carlos came out to greet us (which is surprising, you rarely ever see that much anymore). Great service.
__label__3 I went to this place for the first time a couple of weeks ago. It's new and clean and of course it's got 'firemen' parafanalia all over. The staff was friendly and attentive. It had some interesting combinations and my food came out pretty quick. I enjoyed it and 1/2 a sandwich was just right for me. It was pretty much the same price as JerseyMike's but with more creative menu choices.  Let's just say this;  \"It ain't Vita Mia's on Harrison Avenue in Garfield\"..... but you're not going to get better on the westside.  I give the Firehouse subs  a good solid 7 out of 10  Pepperoncini's.
__label__2 Le Marly is ok.  I did not eat here, I only drank.  They have a signature raspberry martini with Vodka, raspberry puree and a basil leaf, which is good.  Most of the drinks are under $10, for example liquor drinks are about $8.50, 20oz beer about $7.50.  The appetizers ordered by some of the other people in our group looked good, but I did not try them.\n\nWhile this place is located on Beaver Hall in the middle of downtown, it's unfortunate that it is not very frequented.  Literally no one came in while we were there for almost 3 hours on a Thursday.\n\nThey have a very modern decor with a Purple theme.  \n\nThe staff was nice, took our coats upon entry with out a fee.  Also were very attentive to our needs (drinks)\n\nPersonally, I wouldn't pick this place for an evening out, but if the group was already going, I'd tag along.
__label__3 Getting the negatives out of the way first, the atmosphere is entirely unremarkable, the music is awful and too loud, and the service can be a bit spotty.\n\nHOWEVER.....the food is absolutely sublime.  I've been there upwards of ten times, and have yet to have anything that was not outstanding. They make the best falafel in town, and I would be proud to serve their hummus at my next dinner party.  \n\nThe prices are just right, too.  Lunch seems to be an especially good deal.\n\nSo, unless you think form more important than substance, do yourself a favor and hit the Nile for your next meal out.  You will not regret it.\n\nOne star withheld for the aforementioned negatives.
__label__2 Good gelato at a high price.\n\nMercurio's is a neat little gelato place located in the heart of Shadyside. The atmosphere is very classy and feels very much like a place where adults would enjoy a sweet treat. The selection is great and the flavors all sound very delicious. I was a little confused by the menu located behind the freezers, which may have contributed to the high cost of my gelato. Ultimately I ended up buying the medium-sized, two flavor gelato... which can range in weight up to 3oz (or $2.50) depending on how the server decides to scoop it.\n\nWhile the gelato is excellent, it is overpriced in my opinion. I don't think I can justify spending $6 on a tiny dish of frozen goodness, no matter how good it may be. This place will be an occasional treat but isn't likely to be a frequent stop.
__label__1 Mediocre food and service.  Poor layout.  Some friends and I decided to head to Mercurio's on a whim.  Although many of the complaints revolve around the price of the food served here, I did not feel the costs were extraordinary.  I did, however, feel the food was mediocre.  I ordered the portobello salad that amounted to a huge over-salted pile of arugula with a measly mushroom on the side.  I also ordered the meat and cheese plate, which was adequate.  But, when we asked the waitress what cheeses were on the plate (1) she did not know and had to ask the kitchen and (2) after she asked the kitchen, she claimed there were 3 cheeses on the plate.  There were not 3 cheeses on the plate.  There were also little things that the waitress did that suggested a lack of attention and experience.  For instance, we asked for 3 glasses for the wine carafe because one my friends is clearly pregnant.  She brought 4.   We arrived a little after 5 and were seating immediately by the gelato counter.  Initially this was fine; but as the night wore on, the counter became increasingly busy and we ended up with rear ends at the backs of our heads.
__label__4 Mercurio's is my go-to place in Pittsburgh for gelato. They frequently change their flavors which provides even more incentive for me to go back. When I went, I got a waffle cone with samoa and blue muffin gelato. The samoa gelato had every component of the samoa cookie and I could taste the shredded coconut. The blue muffin gelato tasted like a blueberry cheesecake which is my favorite type of cheesecake. There is absolute nothing wrong with their gelato and I will be going back as many times as possible.
__label__3 Went there on a Wednesday around 9pm. Service wasn't that great. Water wasn't refilled in a timely manner and we were never asked how our meal was. The girl dropped one of the slices of bread from our salad onto the table and did not bring us a fresh slice. Our server wasn't rude exactly but I just got the vibe that she was bored and had no interest in being there. \n\nThe food is the reason why I'm giving this place 4 stars. The bruschetta was delicious, as was the house salad. The pizza was pretty good although I much prefer Piccolo Forno in Lawerenceville. Piccolo Forno has better pizza and service. \n\nOn a separate occasion we went for gelato. It's overpriced but it brought back memories from my semester in Italy so if was worth it.
__label__3 I tried Mercurio's gelato two years ago and, more recently, at the Yelp Burgh Bash this past Sept., and I finally had the chance to stop by for dinner last Sat.  Based on my experience with the gelato and what I'd heard from Yelp and elsewhere, I was eager to try Mercurio's savory offerings.\n\nMy dining partner and I shared a house salad (insalata de la casa), as well as a prosciutto pizza.  (Thanks for the great recommendation, fellow Yelpers!)  The house salad consisted of spring greens, tomatoes, fresh mozzarella, and parmesan dressed with balsamic vinaigrette dressing, and included two pieces of toasted Italian bread.  I found the salad to be quite fresh and flavorful, and large enough for two people to share comfortably.  In terms of flavor, I found the pizza to be quite solid, with the prosciutto being the standout, with just the right amount of smokiness and saltiness.  It also hid a few key shortcomings, such as a sparser-than-preferable amount of cheese, quite effectively.  If you've read my reviews of other pizza places around PGH, you'll know that the aspect of pizza that I tend to be persnickety about is the crispness of the crust. While the crust was light and airy, which was great, it unfortunately lacked the key crispness on the bottom that's essential to a perfect pizza, in my view.  Nevertheless, I was generally pretty satisfied with the quality of the pizza, esp. compared to other wood-fired pizza places around town.\n\nNeedless to say, after finishing the savory portion of our meal, my dining partner and I had to order the gelato, since that's what Mercurio's is best known for.  I had a small, which I split between mint chocolate chunk (my favorite!) and triple chocolate, and my dining partner had a medium, split between chocolate and caramel.  The gelato was just as delectable as I remembered, with satisfying creaminess and flavors.\n\nWhile the ambiance was a bit minimalist, I didn't mind. My one complaint about the layout was that the dining area was quite small and could feel a bit cramped at times.  (At one point, we had to move our table over a bit so that our neighbors could squeeze through.)  I found the service to be a slower than I'd like, but this was probably due to there being only one waitress responsible for serving all of the dining tables.  Even one more waiter probably would have sped things up and reduced the stress on her significantly.  Overall, despite a couple of shortcomings, I had a pleasant experience dining at Mercurio's, and would definitely return.
__label__2 I came here once when it used to be Prive, and once as Gallery. I'd say I had more fun the second time around, we got bottle service. The decor is interesting, and they have more interesting go-go dancers (one was dressed as some kind of creepy bride). And for some reason my friends and I could not stop watching the girls in the net above the dance floor. We were inspired to be as flexible as they are.\n\nThe music was pretty good, made for a good time dancing. And they do book a lot of celeb performers so thats a plus. I'd come back.
__label__3 Fun nightclub! I've never been to Gallery before, it's located on second floor in Planet Hollywood. We were in the casino, some guy gave us wrist bands to the club, we felt why not to just give it a try.\n\nThere was a line at the escalator to the entrance of the nightclub, our wrist bands got us right up from the other escalator, and no cover charge either, that was nice .:) \n\nIt was packed on a Thursday night, maybe it was Veteran's day weekend. Saw lots of army guys. This nightclub is very cute, not too big, not too small, just the right size. Huge bar in the front, bottle service tables all around the club and the dance floor. Crowd is mixed, all races and ages, which I liked a lot. Party people were so friendly, some sexy lady just grabbed me to dance with her when I was trying to pass the dance floor, fun! :) The pussy cat doll burlesque saloon is connected to this nightclub, but it is not open on Thursdays. Drinks are about $14 each. \n\nI really liked this nightclub on a Thursday night, it was fun and also relaxing, just have a few drinks, dance and enjoy the music!
__label__2 Gallery night club was a good club because of the music. i like hip hop and not trance and electronica. The club was pretty small but they do have a nice decor. Up on the ceiling are women doing acrobats and tricks on big nets and ropes dressed wierd. I went when they opened back up, received a wrist band to get in free after leaving the holley madison show at planet Hollywood.  Celo was performing and there where several stars there that night, including carrot top, pussy cat dolls creator, and on of the house wives if somethin lol. Over all i had a good time there. If you want hip hop now a days your only choice is galley and crown at the rio.
__label__0 We came here on a Wednesday night before midnight ($10guys, ladies free)\n\n- V CARD FAIL. According to management, they do not honor the voucher. It's not stated on VCARD website nor The Gallery. \n- 20:1 guy to girl ratio even with ladies free. lol\n- Dance floor has no one dancing. Good job DJ Finesse! \n- Even when he started playing some hip hop music, very little dancing. Ugly drunk euro broad EXERCISE DANCING!? really?? -____- omg...\n- Resident Evil night club. Dead like dancers on a web above you and then swinging\n- Sometimes camel toe. lol\n- Bigger venue than Bank. OMG..\n- Music not as LOUD as RAIN. i actually did not get tinnitus. \n- NEVER again. just having to pay to get in to a club that I already paid for is some bull. \n- Gallery earns negative stars. Racist club with only white people on the Gallery pictures. \"ooo...He said it\"..oh yea, there are some boobs. actually one exposed boob. haha
__label__2 Came to the Gallery as part of my bachlorette party weekend. We had bottle service so getting in and getting situated wasn't too difficult.\n\nThe VIP area was not booked to capacity or completely full at all. Tons of empty tables - not really a great sign. But the groups who had tables around us were all super cool and friendly and there for a good time. One table (with just a couple) next to us ended up leaving early (I think after a waitress spilled something on the girl eeek) and ended up handing over their nearly full bottle to us!\n\nI ventured out to the dance floor one time and it was so packed and hot I immediately retreated back to our booth - not the best area to dance at all. We were able to stand in our booth and dance on the back of our booths as freely as we wanted - no security telling us to get down.\n\nThey walked around passing light up foam sticks which made the party fun too.\n\nMusic was kind of hit and miss. They played hip hop and they played house alternating between the two. I'm more of a hip hop girl myself, so when they played the hip hop they definitely had me shaking my ass.
__label__0 I had to do an update on this club. Memorial Day weekend... one of the most poppin weekends in Vegas along with Labor Day weekend and fight weekend. And Gallery was supposed to have guest DJ Kid Capri spinning hip hop. I expected it to be packed and jumping. We got here a little after 11:30 and this club was dead af. They were playing the macarena. Nobody here but older folks and lames with no rhythm. We went to the bathroom and hung out for like 20 minutes. Now it was midnight and still dead. I'm over it. This club is so inconsistent it's ridiculous. Then they had the nerve not to be doing free champagne for ladies til 12 like they normally do because it was a busy weekend. Busy for who??? They should've been handing out bottles to get people in as dead as it was in here.
__label__4 I went to the 3933 St Denis location and I loved it. I was looking to get my first tattoo done, and while my tattoo was by no means complicated, I wanted to feel comfortable when getting it done. Customer service and atmosphere was really important in choosing a place. I stopped by MTL Tattoo one weekend and was immediately noticed, and my questions were answered without me needing to pry. I decided that MTL was the place to go. \n\nI called ahead of time the day I was planning on getting it done, I asked about a time and was told that they'd be able to fit me in! Great! I went and met Tony, the guy I'd talked to on the phone. He was super friendly, and recognized me from the call. In all honesty, the paperwork and setting up took longer than the actual tattoo. He made me feel comfortable, reassured me and explained what he was doing every time he did something new. I could not have been better taken care of. He was efficient and compassionate, telling me to relax and distracting me. \n\nAll in all, a great experience. Everyone is super friendly, the place is really relaxed but professional and I'd totally recommend MTL Tattoo to anyone who was looking to get something done. Thanks Tony!
__label__4 I'll start this review off from a little quote from my friend.\n\"Romero's and Filiberto's are for drunk-white people. That isn't real Mexican food.\"\n\nWell... he wasn't joking! \nWe started off just heading out for some lunch, and he decided that he wanted to take the whitest girl he knew for some real Mexican food... where only real Mexican food can be found, apparently... In Maryvale.\nWe got there, and I was blown away by how delicious everything looked. \n\nUnfortunately, I wasn't able to order my own food because I am hardly fluent in Spanish. \nRegardless, we both enjoyed the Mexicana, which consists of lettuce, tomato, jalapenos, avocado, onions, mushrooms, beans, cheese, and steak, all in between two delicious pieces freshly baked fbread. \n\nWe finished our meal with the Strawberries and Cream which was also unbelievable. This sounds like it would be just-another-thing, but the cream is flavored with something and its amazing.\nAlso, the Horchata is incredible! This isn't your watered-down Filiberto's crap. \n\n\nTL;DR: Try everything, you will NOT be disappointed. This place will kick any other so-called Mexican restaurant's ass.\nIt's worth the drive.
__label__4 Great food and drinks will return, hope this chain takes off even more.
__label__2 I was going to give it two stars, but its family owned and they are sweet.
__label__0 If I could give this location zero stars I would.\n\nThis location contained the most incompetent string of FedEx employees I have ever had the unfortunate \"luck\" to encounter.\n\nIt started with tracking the package I was expecting just to see that it was listed as 'Incorrect Address'.  My first thought was how could this be?  I had made sure the address was listed correctly when I placed the order and when I received the shipment notification it also had the correct address.  When I called the customer service center they told me that the note on the shipment was that my shipping address did not include a building number.  \n\nIn my complex, we do have unit #'s and building #'s.  The unit #'s and building #'s do not repeat.  The building #'s are used to narrow down which area of the complex you are in but you can still locate a unit without the building #.  I have lived in this complex for 3 years and the only time I've used the building # is when I have a visitor or I am ordering take-out food.\n\nThis was not the first thing I've had shipped to this apartment and this was the first time I've had this problem.  \n\nObviously the driver was new and didn't know the area, too lazy to ask the security guards for directions, ask the renters office for help, or just didn't feel like doing their work today.\n\nThe customer service agent let me know that they could put a note on this shipment so that as soon as the package was returned to the shipment center, I would be notified by text or email and would be able to go pick up the package in person.\n\nI never received the notice.  I took a change and went to the FedEx location hoping that my package would have been returned to the shipment center.  Turns out that the package had returned to the center 45 mins before I even got there yet, still to this day, no email, phone call or text was ever received as I was promised.\n\nThe gentlemen at the counter who was assisting me in retrieving the box took at look at my tracking # and ID and proceeded to the back to look for the box.  When he came back out 10 mins later, he said he couldn't find it because he did not write down the tracking # and needed the information again.  Wouldn't it have been important information to take down the first time around instead of wasting 10 minutes?!?!  When he finally found it, he scanned the label, I signed to say I received it and as I took possession of the box, he grabbed it out of my hands so he could verify the name on the box again.  REALLY?!?!  That information should have been checked, double checked and tripped checked before even handing me the package and having me sign for it.\n\nI will avoid shipping with FedEX and especially to this location for the rest of my life.
__label__3 We just took a cycling vacation to Montreal. What a wonderful city. So much to do, so much to see, so much to sample. And, so bike friendly.\n\nWe planned to ride both the Tour la Nuit (a night ride) and the Tour de I'lle (the largest single cycling event in the world- about 30,000 cyclists) and we needed bikes.\n\nSo, we rented a tandem from Ca Roule (another bike rental place) for the la Nuit tour and rented hybrid bikes from My Bicyclette for the I'lle ride.  Our rental choices were planned more for our off-the-bike site seeing itinerary than anything else.\n\nDealing with Ca Roule was disappointing (badly maintained bikes & bill inflation) but renting from My Bicyclette was an excellent experience.\n\nDave (the owner) is an obvious biker and was very flexible with our changing needs. (We first reserved bikes for a one day rental, than changed the rental to 24 hours. Since we only needed the bikes for the Tour, Dave accommodated us by allowing us to pick up at closing and return the next day for a one day rental charge.)  He made our bike rental easy. \n\nThe bikes were Rocky Mountain hybrids, male and female, fairly light, well maintained and... they shifted smoothly. An important but much overlooked feature when renting bikes. We were fitted according to height. \n\nThe only downside is getting there. But it's actually easy, take the Metro to Lionel-Groulx station, walk a few blocks past Atwater Market, across the blue foot bridge and turn right. Then check out beautiful, friendly Montreal on a GOOD bike.
__label__1 Mehhh. They don't deliver so I had to go pick it up. Chicken satays were dry and overcooked but tasty. Basil fried rice was mushy and over sauced. Scant (3 small) shrimp and 6-7 pieces of chicken. All the right favors but heavy handed execution. Chicken and vegetable stir fry with black bean and ginger was the best of them all. I have to say that after reading all of the great reviews on Yelp we were very disappointed. To top it off, one app and two entree came to $30. Not bad if it was a quality meal but this owing one of those.
__label__4 The Pad See-Yew here is absolutely AMAZING!!!!  We have tried other menu items like the Pad Thai, Drunken Noodles, and Vegetables with Garlic Pepper Sauce and all are great.  We have not been disappointed yet.  The service is friendly and the atmosphere great.  You must try them.
__label__4 Great service and amazing food.
__label__3 Yes, I dropped a star. Gasp! Why?!\n\nWell, I've been back here a number of times since I reviewed it. But I'd also been there a few times before the review. Anyway. As life often has it - with more experience comes a shift in POV.\n\nI think Pan Asian is confused.\n\n1. Portions and thought into the food is relative to that of fine dining. Portions are small. It's relatively expensive for this reason. The food definitely has its own personal style and preference. Not a bad thing, but I'm finding being \"Asian\" cuisine means nothing is outstanding and exceptional - but instead good and interesting. The plating of food has taken a recent step up. Presentation has always been good. I did notice prep time dramatically dropped.\n\n2. The inside is sort of hybrid between low budget and nice. If you look at the flooring, it's bricks. The walls are red with nice decoration. There are curtains (which NEED to be closed towards the end of the day before we all die of sunburns). The tables and chairs feel cheap. The menu is MEGA cheap, but appropriate for take-out. \n\n3. Service has always been generally good, though occasionally forgetful of details.\n\n4. A bit out of place as a point but... the tea got cheaper. It used to be jasmine tea. Now it is something that all THREE of us said tastes like burned cooking oil.\n\nI think it would really help them out to decide what their goal is here. It's a mixed bag. Is it fine dining hiding in an economy sort of shell? Is it a take-out \"Asian\" place that has stepped it up? Knowing a bit about them I know they came from fine dining and it shows, but it just isn't clear what the mission is anymore.
__label__2 The service here is just like any typical asian place, not really stellar or anything.\n\n\nThe crying tiger salad for me was very weird like it had this crunchy thing that made me just want to stop eating it. The fried rice was good but the chicken was kinda bland, but rice was so flavorful. The beef noodle soup was very good spicy and delicious.
__label__3 I've been meaning to come here for a long while now .. and I did! TWICE even before I decided to write a review!\n\nPan Asian is quite a quaint place. It's not a huge establishment -- it's actually quite tiny. It has about 5-6 tables only so if it gets busy, it'll be real busy. \n\nThe first time we went, I decided to go with their stir-fried linguini which had asparagus, tomatoes, bell peppers, garlic, chili, basil, and your choice of meat. For me, I decided to choose chicken with it. I guess you could say something like, \"That's not a thai dish!\" \"What?! Go to thai restaurant to eat non-thai dish?!\" Psh. Don't be a hater. And I have to say that ... it was not a bad decision at all to order the dish. \n\nYou also get to choose your level of spiciness for your dish. The range goes from 1 to 10. On yelp, there is this tip from Roger that you have to go spicy or go home. So guess what I did? I chose level 10. No, I didn't do it as a challenge or for \"fun\" -- I mean, who does that for fun anyways? Let's set fire to my intestines so I can laugh while it's happening. I personally love spicy food therefore, I gotta go spicy or why am I even there?! The server was nice enough to warn me. She asked if I've ever eaten there and that their level 10 is really really spicy. I will not back down! You will not scare me! I still went for a level 10. Then a little bit later, the cook himself warned us about the spiciness of level 10. I love you guys! But give me my spicyass food!! \n\nThe linguini .. was delicious! It had a very interesting and different flavor to it. I do believe that he uses satay sauce to stir fry the noodles and with the spiciness of the peppers, it was delicious. I just love how it's not huge chunk of pepper flakes in my bowl. A lot of other thai places will tell me to get a lower level of spice and if it isn't enough, I could add in pepper flakes myself. Gee, that just means one thing. You use pepper flakes to cook your food instead of using actual peppers. \n\nMy friends, on the other hand, ordered curry and pad see ew. The curry didn't really catch my attention when I tried it. Their pad see ew was really good though. Very good aroma. Though, for pad see ew, I would probably suggest not making it spicy. It doesn't really do it much good. \n\nAs for the second time we went, I was thoroughly surprised that the server remembered me. We decided to try out their tiger prawn shrimp salad and the server goes, \"What spicy level do you want? 10?!\" I was surprised but I laughed. She remembered me! I guess not a lot of people order level 10 there. But I eventually settled with a level 5 for spiciness. I know.. I know.. LEVEL 5 ONLY?! What! Why didn't I level 10 that !!?? Well, for one, salads are a completely different story when it comes to the spiciness level. It's almost doubled ... plus, I was sharing the dish with my friends. I'd rather not send them to the hospital with fiery intestines. \n\nThe dish, however, was delicious. A level 5 was the perfect amount of spice. It gets that fire in your mouth going. The prawns they used also did not taste like they were frozen shrimps. They tasted pretty fresh and the way they lightly grilled them on the side was really good. Really yummy dish and I think it'd be perfect for summer!\n\nAs for my entree, I decided to go with a pad thai at level 10. I opted out for the peanuts and carrots cause I don't care for pieces of peanuts in my noodles and I just hate carrots. The dish was very good, but, I don't think it's better than the linguini in my opinion. There was nothing that sets it apart. It's a tinge of sweetness and I think because of the sweetness, it's not as spicy as it could be. Though, it is a progression of heat so as you heat, the hotter it gets. It's the best kind of spice :D !!! \n\nThe only things keeping me from giving Pan Asian five stars is because I'm thoroughly confused. When reading the menu ... you kind of question yourself: is this a Thai place? A Vietnamese place? A Chinese place? etc etc. They have a dish or two from different Asian cuisines. They even have hainan chicken! What the?? \n\nThe second thing is their thai tea. WAY too sweet. It had no tea flavor. No go! \n\nOverall though, it was a delicious experience. And I definitely will go back.
__label__0 This motel is close to the strip (right by Circus Circus) and is cheaply priced for a place in Vegas. Good-sized room, air-conditioned. If you're not expecting much, it's fine. However, I will never stay here again-- this hotel's staff finds no problem with walking into your room even if you have a Do Not Disturb sign on your door. The reason? To deliver a letter. A letter that could easily have been stuck into the doorjamb or slipped underneath was instead found laying on the bed when we re-entered the room. This letter was a mass-delivery discussing what would happen if you the guest were found with extra people in your room (EDC was that weekend, an event we were not attending). Management thought it was appropriate to enter our room without permission in order to place this letter inside instead of under the door. To me this is unacceptable. We complained and were told that they delivered the same letter in this fashion to all hotel guests. That is not a valid reason and in fact makes everything worse, because now I know that you don't respect the privacy of any guest not just myself. If you don't mind things like this, go ahead and stay here.
__label__2 I went here for dinner with my guy last night and I completely agree with the other reviews, the patio is fantastic. It has a great view and its surprisingly quiet and secluded while being right above Indian School road. The wine and beer selection is impressive. I really like all of the local choices. \nThe food however was underwhelming. I started with the fries which had rosemary and parmesan and a dipping sauce similar to a thousand island on the side. It was good, but not great. For our entrees we had the sausage and mushroom pizza, and the penne ragu. The pizza was tasty, it had caramelized onions three types of mushrooms and Italian sausage, the crust was just the way I like it not too crispy and not too soft, but definitely a fork and knife needed pizza. The ragu was interesting; it reminded me of everything that would be inside a shredded beef burrito but instead of a tortilla it's in a bowl with penne pasta underneath. It wasn't bad just unexpected. I wish we would have tried desert they all looked delicious, perhaps next time. \nAll in all I think this is a great place for appetizers and drinks especially on their wonderful patio.
__label__3 the arizona burger gets the extra star here- it's wonderfully spicy. other than that, it seems like big specialty burgers that are good but not great
__label__3 Yay! A friendly & clean new bar!\n\nI've been several times now, and have appreciated the diversity in both age and ethnicity of the clientele.\n\nFriendly bartenders serve reasonably priced drinks, and the lighting is bright enough to see your friends across the room. Big air-filters do their job, so even though many folks there were smoking, I did not reek when I got home that night.\n\nIts proximity to the college probably accounts for some of the younger crowd. Everyone seemed to be chatting and having a good time. \n\nDefinitely a good hang.
__label__4 Finally a nice clean gay bar for vegas!!
__label__3 I ordered a draft IPA and a whiskey coke and paid 7 bucks plus tip.  Coming from Chicago, I actually was momentarily confused at how cheap that was.\n\nIt was a short wait to get on a pool table.  The dart machine was a little annoying to deal with whilst drinking, but I suppose most unfamiliar game consoles would be after having a few.\n\nA lot of TVs for watching the game are available but after 10 PM on a Saturday they definitely go unnoticed.\n\nWe played $5 worth of country songs on the jukebox ... I couldn't tell if the clientele thought of this as awesome or terrible, but I was having an awesome enough time to not really care.  They at least sang along with Red Solo Cup, so I'll take that as a good sign.\n\nOnly problem is that based on location you definitely need a DD or a cab on call.  Plenty of parking for that DD though.
__label__4 This is my favorite bar in Las Vegas!! The drinks are so cheap and there is always a good atmosphere! I come here every time I'm in Vegas
__label__3 We ate here for St. Patrick's Day and the food was amazing!  The weight staff was friendly and very helpful.  We had never been before but glad we did and will go again.  We had the bread pudding for dessert and it was great!
__label__0 Very nice place, didn't even know it was there. Place next door was too crowded so we stopped in.  The place seemed very nice-upscale casual and an interesting concept.  I can count on one hand how many times I've sent food back for taste/quality.  The food lacked flavor and seasoning and was just awkward combinations.  Sent it back ordered what my wife did which was at least tolerable.  Expected to see a manager but we didn't.  Service was exceptional.
__label__2 This place is a little different.  The food is prepaird by world class chefs, but the portions are extremely small, and I mean small.  I paid $15.00 dollars for mushrooms.  They were good but come on give me a break here.  Extremely over priced.  \n\nOne of the thing that I think is weird is that they have a banner hanging outside that says \"Voted best entertainment\" by owners.  Why would a business put that on their banner?
__label__3 The food is fantastic.  If I was only evaluating the food, it would get 5 stars, but we've been there at least 10 times and the service is always SLOW.  So be prepared to sit for a while and have a glass or two or three of wine, while you are waiting for the food.  The mushrooms are delicious. It's hard to pick a favorite, so it's best to go with a group of people and order a few types to share.  The angry shrimp, crab, and shepherds pie are three of my favorites.  But all the others are good too.  Whatever you do, save room for dessert.  The owner is a pastry chef and the desserts are fantastic.  The bananas fosters bread pudding is THE BOMB! Sooo good and made with fresh croissants.  The pistachio creme br\u00fbl\u00e9e is also a must!
__label__3 The angry mushrooms were awesome, crab cakes were some of the best I've had in a while.  I didn't have any problems with the waitress, but the ladies in my party were not happy with the service.  Good food, good music...I'd go back for sure.
__label__0 We came here because it was recommended on a TV show. We are so disappointed!!  I can't even begin to tell you how SLOOOOOW the food and drinks were to come out. The Mojito was horrible. Way too much lime juice. I ordered the three mushroom plate. Why do the stuffings all need to be the same ?  Why couldn't I try 3 different ones?  Stupid rule that just cost you a returning customer. Bread pudding was burnt on one side and came with very little caramel sauce. Salmon was dry. SO disappointed in the entire experience. We won't be back.
__label__4 This place is always good. Food and atmosphere is always amazing great ambiance overall.
__label__0 Rude, service. Was argumentative and short with me. I was the only customer in the store. Was undecided about a purchase and opted for a few chemicals and some goggles. My biggest issue was I added the liquid chlorine and it did NOT have any effect on my tested levels. I added 1 more about 6 hours later. No effect! This was unusual for me as I've been using the same routine for years. I called and the guy was rude on the phone. Strike that-he just seemed annoyed that I dared to even call. I use a different store usually and was lazy, which is why I came to Leslie's which was next door to the place I came from earlier. Big mistake. I'll just go to the competitor I've been going to for years for now on.
__label__1 I feel like this is the P.F. Chang's of Mexican food.  I think that they are still working out a lot of kinks in service.  Our server was very sweet and pleasant but she was clearly overworked and the kitchen was slow.  The salsa tasted heavily of lime and no other flavor.  The chips were warm at least.  Ordered their house specialty of black chile pork.  I was expecting something redolent of spices and maybe even chocolate.  We got instead something tasty in a reddish oily sauce.  The pulled pork quesadilla was good, (and reminded me a lot of the black and blue quesadilla with its sweet flavor at Sam's cafe).  The burger was actually the best, with a juicy patty.  Ask for a side of chipotle rance, it'll make the skinny fries taste out of this world.  Not a bad choice at the biltmore, just not a destination place and not what I would go for if I was craving Mexican food.
__label__1 So, we received at $20 off coupon in the mail and decided to give it a try.  Let's just say...it's been some months since then and we haven't been back...the only time this place has popped up on my radar was when a co-worker was talking about their lackluster experience, too.\n\nThe service was fine.  It was the food that got me.  I ordered cheese enchilada's and my girlfriend ordered the chicken enchilada's.  Now, I expected cheese...but I didn't think I was going to have to go on a search mission to locate the tortillas. My girlfriend was equally displeased with her meal. The sangria I ordered was the only saving grace...not good enough to return, though...
__label__1 This place was small and had a small selection of EVERYTHING. There are 10 better gun stores I could easily name off the top of my head. I will NOT be back!
__label__4 You HAVE to try off the wall yoga -- it's amazing!!! Especially if you are inflexible.  The straps off the wall totally help you stretch deeper into the poses and doing inversions on the wall is way too much fun!!! Outdoor yoga is also phenomenal!!! This is one of my favorite studios!!!
__label__1 I'd like to preface this review by saying that a rating of 2 stars is based on service and service only. The food I had at this bakery was quite good, but the lady serving ruined my experience. I don't expect mile wide smiles everywhere I go - but at least neutrality is a must. \n\nI walked in with a friend. She ordered only tea and got a skeptical \"is that all look\". I got a tea, sandwich, and eclair. The eclair was heaven on earth. I would recommend their baked goods any day. The sandwich was OK. I asked to get it warmed up and mentioned I didn't like cold meat. When I got it at the table, my meat was cold. I walked up and politely asked to have it reheated.  When I got it, it was burnt to a crisp. On top of that, the lady sarcastically asked me if the sandwich was *still* too cold, that I should bring it back again.  That really irked me. She didn't have to say anything. She could have put it down and walked away. I was saddened by my overall experience. I recommend this place for taste only - or if you avoid getting the female server.
__label__0 This place is a $hit shack.  We had some coupons and went there on SuperBowl Sunday.  2 chickens and a bunch of sides cost us $40.  It just wasn't worth it.  Plus there is nowhere to park.  If the 5 spots are filled out front, you're screwed due to the poor design and layout of this store, to its parking lot.\n\nSave yourself the trouble.   Go to Costco, Albertsons or Frys and buy one of their pre-made chickens for $5. Shoot...buy 3 of them.   Buy your own sides (Kraft Mac-n-cheese, Bushes baked beans, instant mashed potatoes) and make them yourself.  \n\nFeel better you didn't give $40 to this crappy establishment.
__label__4 Episage turned out to be nicer than the address would otherwise suggest.   Her masseuse was Teri who did an amazing job.  My wife is planning to make another appointment on our next visit and request Teri.  My wife used a Groupon, but prices are very reasonable even without any form of discount.
__label__2 I go to this facility usually 3 nights per week at about 2am and love it. Its jot crowded at all, usually having about 3-5 people in it. I can have the basketball court to myself I wanted and move freely through workout stations.
__label__3 Stopped in here to meet up with an old friend and of course down some beers.  Their selection of beers isn't too vast, but what they have is perfect.  It takes away from me reading the menu for an hour and randomly selecting a beer.  Now for the venue.  The inside is dark and pubby, but the outside is what shines.  It feels like you are at a backyard cookout.  Giant jenga blocks ( seriously 2x4's), giant chess, cornhole all over the place, and three ping pong tables. At first I was like they just took someone's back yard and put a bar with a window next to it.  After playing a few games, I realized this wasn't such a bad thing.  Its a great place to go especially during the afternoon.
__label__3 Cool and unique place! There are games for kids to keep them entertained, lots of outdoor seating and beach volleyball courts.  A little something for everyone!  The food is really quite good and reasonably priced.  You order food from a walk-up counter, and then it is brought to your table.  And our food arrived amazingly fast which was great since we had kids with us.  It's a little rough around the edges (some of the picnic tables are sagging, games are getting worn out, etc.) but overall a fun place with great food.  We ordered the caprese salad skewers, quinoa salad, burger, sausage sandwich, pretzel, pulled chicken sandwich, chips and corn salad, chicken bites, etc.  Basically, we ordered the entire menu and it was delicious.  They have limited selection on non-alcholic drinks (no iced tea, or lemonade, etc.) and they should serve some sort of plates with the food as it is usually shared among more than one person.  Other than that, GREAT place!
__label__0 Stay Away!!! Not sure what any of these people who reviewed this hotel are talking about. I had the worst experience of my life at this hotel. The staff was rude and thought my friends and I couldn't afford a place like this.\n\nI have travelled all over the world and I would rather sleep on the street than stay at this hotel again!
__label__4 Stand Up Live had an amazing atmosphere and the restaurant connected was fabulous. Copper Blues, gotta check it out!!!
__label__3 My first visit to this place in early Jan when Russell Peters was in town. We went for his show. The place was nicely packed and was buzzing with a good spirit.. set up for a fab comedy show. The food was good but the atmosphere there made me enjoy the food and the drink more. If you are going for a show if have to have min 2 drinks along with buying the tickets to the show. So in the end with the tickets and the drinks and food the outing is a little expensive but totally worth it for a great night out. Money well spent:)
__label__1 Went to see David Spade.\n2 drink min.. 1st.. mojito, it was so flavorless like the pop had run out of syrup but i still drank it, 2nd 7 & 7.. same thing, its like theyre using soda water instead of pop? this time I complained, said just bring me 7up, she did... it tasted like carbonated water TOO! what is the deal?!?! 3 STRIKES YOUR OUT!!!\nI think we got the last 2 seats in the house, very packed.\n4 drinks... $40... give me a break!
__label__1 Rating a venue is always one of the hardest things to me to do while trying to not let the actual performance sway my revue.  On this given night I saw an awesome show.  The openers were even pretty good.  However, I am rating Stand Up Live and not the show.  The ticket booth was quick and efficient and got my will call tickets no problem.  Went to the door and was shown to our seats no problem.  We did not have an issue with space and were comfortable where we sat.  Now comes time for the drinks.  I have read the reviews on here so I knew what to expect.  My fiance ordered a mojito and I ordered a Blue Moon.  For some reason the waiter tried to upsell me on a shot of Grand Marnier in my beer, but I declined.  I understand an upsell, but really a boilermaker? Come on?  Her cocktails were pretty weak especially given the price, but again we expected this due to other reviews.  The venue was nice overall.  They had a restroom attendant, which I cannot stand because I do not like feeling pressured to tip when I use the restroom and also see not point in washing my hands if I have to reach in and grab a dirty dollar afterwards to tip someone.  I think though overall I would have really liked the place had it not been for the drink policy.  A lot of what they do seems downright deceptive to me.  I have never seen a place not count a food item towards an item minimum, but they do not.  Their drink prices are outrageous and their drinks are pretty bad at any price.  They count liquors like Bacardi and Smirnoff as top shelf with an upcharge.   Then of course the forced gratuity.  Pay your people if you want them paid well, but don't force me to.  The funny thing is I usually tip 20%, but their forced 15% turned me off from tipping a penny more.  I just cannot get past these things as like I said before I feel they are decieving.
__label__0 Stand up live posted they would contact me on Facebook regarding not allowing me in with a valid ticket, purchased from their window \nThey blocked me instead \nWhat a great business nice \nPoor service poorly ran very upsetting to deal with !!! Stay away from this venue
__label__0 Although the owners are friendly and the store looks nice, we will not be going back.  We bought a rope toy for our 7 mo. old small dog which he played with for an hour the first day.  The toy immediately started to fray.  When I called the store and explained the problem, she told me there was nothing she could do about it.  I guess I will continue to shop at stores that stand behind their merchandise.  I certainly will not shop at this store again nor will I recommend it to anyone else.
__label__1 Asked for a goose island ipa. They were out but offered a sam adams ipa. I said sounds good. Waitress came back and said they were also out of the sam adams. So I just said bring me whiskey on the rocks. 2 stars because they didn't have the beer I wanted. On a positive note the waitress was very friendly and apologetic.  Although she was slow to get our bill and serve our second drinks. Don't order anything to close to boarding you might not make your flight.
__label__0 I went to this bar while visiting family at Christmas time. While there the owner screamed obscenities at a young woman and told her to leave, apparently all because she and her friend were having a disagreement with an off duty bar tender.  The owner was also a slob and dressed in sweats and sneakers.  Completely unprofessional event to witness, and I would never go to this bar again.
__label__4 great stuff, great service.\nbought about 12 shirts at half price of Macy's and some awesome mouth and shin guards!\nSuch a deal!
__label__0 Went through the drive through today for two custard cones about 1:30pm. The gal taking orders at the drive through and taking payment was wearing rubber gloves. I questioned why she would be handling money with gloves as normally they wear gloves when they handle the food. When I paid she took my money and gave me change while wearing the rubber gloves. She handed me a stack of napkins and my receipt and said my cones would be there in a second. She then went over and scooped my two ice cream cones wearing the same gloves she was wearing to work the register. Normally employees will wrap a napkin around the cone but not her, she had both cones in her dirty gloved hand so far up the cone that I couldn't grab the thing without touching the ice cream.\n\nThe custard was dripping all over when she handed it to me and was all over her gloved hands but she handed it to me and I had to choice but to start licking the cone to get all the dripping ice cream cleaned up off my now soggy cone. My wife looked at me while I was licking up the mess and said \"how do her gloves taste?\".\n\nWhy would you wear gloves to handle money and leave the same gloves on while touching food items?
__label__3 Amazingly delicious burger with even tastier fries. I also had a PBC&B concrete and it was so flavourfull and rich.
__label__4 Update 04.14.2011: Been here 3 times in the last 8 days.  The Zha Jiang Mian is my favorite so far. HeHe.\n\nUpdate 04.28.2011: If you go with a large group of friends and you each order a different dish, you'll get to taste a lot more of the Sichuan-ness, and you'll probably end up paying less than for a lunch special.  :-D
__label__1 Gross. \n\nLo Mein was incredibly salty, without much other flavor. \n\nEgg rolls were soggy and disgusting. Forgot to include sweet and sour sauce in the to go order. \n\nVegetable fried rice had peas, just. It should be called \"peas fried rice\". \n\nOh, and it's more expensive than average.
__label__3 Still the best for tacos in vegas. Recommend el pastor, tasty and affordable, 99c!! The staff is welcoming and friendly and the complimentary salsa and chips is spicy but delicious, you can't stop eating it. Love this mom and pop restaurant.
__label__1 Mediocre Chinese food. The quality of food was not so good. The service was even worse. The bill was not calculated correctly. And the waiter was not there when we need him. Perhaps that was because of a busy Friday...\n\nOverall, I would like to recommend other Chinese restaurant on Murray, such as Rose Tea or Ka Mei.
__label__3 Had dinner here on Friday night and I'm so happy I finally got to try this place. At first I was a bit confused by the two menus but our waiter nicely explained how one listed their Chinese-American dishes and the other authentic Chinese. My husband ordered from the American and I decided to go with the Chinese Kung pao chicken. The orange chicken was the best I have ever had! The Kung Pao was pretty good too. The ginger gives it a very unique taste but it was way to spicy for me. Right away my whole face was flushed and my nose was runny. Our waiter was so nice and attentive, I really enjoyed my dinner and will definitely be going back.
__label__4 China Star is one of the best places to get authentic Szechuan cuisine in the entire city of Pittsburgh.  Great recipes, a broad menu, and consistent execution make China Star an outing that I always look forward to.  The Chengdu Chicken and Cumin Lamb are especially good.\n\nIf you want Americanized Chinese food (your egg rolls and your General Tso's chicken), this probably gets bumped down to 3 stars at best.  But if you want REAL Chinese food, I can't think of another option that comes close.
__label__4 I was hosting some friends for a Mexican themed dinner and realized I had no dessert! I quickly yelped \"dessert\" in my area and this bakery was the first listing. It is less than 2 miles from my house and the reviews highlighted tres leches, which was perfect for my theme! \n\nI popped in at about 5 and although they were out of the big tres leches cakes, they had two smaller sized ones (smaller size = enough for 1-2 people)  that I picked up along with a tiramisu cup and a cream puff. All of this for under $20! Nice! :) \n\nOnce dinner was over, I took these babies out of the fridge and my friends all did this: O_O. Saying the tres leches cake was a hit would be the understatement of the year. Although there were only four of us, I'd be willing to say that if I had bought the actual standard sized cake version, it probably wouldn't have stood a chance. It was delicious, moist, flavorful, rich, sweet, and perfect. It was all you'd ever want in a tres leches cake. \n\nThe cream puff and the tiramisu were standard for these desserts - no worse or better than most others I have had. But, WOW, that tres leches was special. \n\nAlso, they have a wide variety of cupcakes and these little ball cake things that look amazing and truffles and such. I will be back to do more sampling ASAP!
__label__4 \"Do good and be good; not to do any evil, to cultivate good, to purify one's mind- this is the teaching of the Buddhas.\" -CMM website\n\nChaiya Meditation Monastery hosts a monthly food fair that many attend for the inexpensive, tasty Thai food, with proceeds going towards paying the monastery's mortgage.  I've been to the food fair several times, but never really looked around the monastery grounds until this month.  Visitors are welcome to cross the colorful bridge and explore the outdoor meditation area that is obviously well-tended to by the monks and nuns who reside at the monastery.  At the time I walked through, it was only myself and one of the monks was there, doing a little gardening.  It's not a very large area, but it does have several beautiful Buddhist statues, a pavilion, a golden tower, and sidewalks that visitors can walk along to see this intimate place of worship.  According to the website, the monastery offers daily meditation classes that are open to the public, one from 9:00am-10:00am and another from 5:00-6:00pm.  For more info, go to www.chaiyacmm.org.\nI'm definitely not an expert on Buddhism, but from what I've seen of the monastery, it's obvious that the goal of providing a tranquil space for meditation and some peace for those of any religion (or no religion at all) has been met by Chaiya.
__label__0 Southwest Medical Association? -they are the worse damn medical clinics in Nevada. The facilities are ALL discusting and ran down. They ALL have a bunch of MORONS working at each location. This receptionist, Jenniffer Cruiz, in the OB/GYN Office at 888 Rancho Dr., couldn't be ruder. I've never been more excited to pay more money for BETTER INSURANCE. I bet this all branches from the CEO! I wouldn't be surprised if their CORE VALUES were \"Hate Life, Disrespect all Encounters, Provide Unprofessional Service at all Times, Never Exceed Expectations, Embrace Rudeness\"\n\n-David C. \n\nP.S \n\nLearn how to do your jobs and how to show respect! \"You get what you get when you give what you give\" These reviews I read must be fake! SMA might as well be UMC Quick Care; only in it for the money.
__label__1 Meh. I've definitely had better. \n\nWe sampled the chicken adobado, quesdailla, and beef burrito. Everything lacked flavor, zing, and goodness. \n\nNothing was bad...just bland. Salsas, and sour cream were watered down. Literally. The sour cream was like fluid milk. \n\nTortillas were fresh and yummy. Guacamole was good. It'll do in a pinch but nothing to rave about. Definitely didn't have that zesty Latin flavor I was hoping for.
__label__0 Bought a living social deal for $39 ( was supposed to be a $99 value). Tried to make an appointment and it was a 3 week wait. Had I not had the living social deal, I could have gotten in right away. That is a terrible way to run a business and promote a special. After I finally got my appointment, they  charged me an extra $20 AND did a horrible job! Will NEVER go here again or refer them! Wish I could leave 0 stars!
__label__2 Early morning coffee...NO STARBUCKS for me (it always tastes burnt)...\n\nCinnabon, you are right across from my gate on my flight to San Diego.  Thank goodness you offer me coffee!\n\nYour prices are better than the other coffee purveyor...and I got the slightest hint of chicory in your coffee...so I was pleased.\n\nGranted, no coffee stirrers, but there are straws on the wall next to the lid dispensor (which is a coffee lid, designed for hot drinks, not clear plastic).\n\nFor the morning go cup, you fill the bill.
__label__1 There were no fewer than 15 people working here the day that I went with very few people in all of Tivoli Village. I wasn't greeted by the two women who were enjoying their conversation upon my entrance, and then the same two women greeted the people behind me warmly. Then some other women who worked there were watching me like a hawk as if I had sticky fingers and was pilfering everything that I touched. So I was either totally invisible to the staff or I was a 14 year old with a couple of friends seeing how much I could throw in my bag and up my sleeves.\n\nBasically they sell H&M or Forever 21 accessories for higher prices. I'm not confident that paying more for their products would make my skin green less quickly. It's still a cheaply produced product. You could find some good stuff on clearance or as-is here, but I wouldn't ever buy anything full price here because it's definitely not quality goods.
__label__2 This is just for the childrens play area.\n\nTivoli Village is very elegant, but its def a ghost town. My son and I frequent the childrens area during the late evening because its a free and pretty safe place to play. \n\nBack when it first opened I was kinda disappointed because they hadnt had the shade things yet, we went a few nights ago and they did install them which was nice. The major downfall is there is hardly any light in the play area at night. We like to go later because its cooler, but no lights are no bueno!\n\nOverall this is a pretty blah play area, especially compared to town centers... or even a parks. The sway chair thing is pretty neat as is the jungle gym... but other than that its pretty boring. Luckily my son is pretty adventurous and makes up his rides. \n\nAnother downfall is the lack of security, I know its a fairly small outdoor mall but I only seen 1 bike officer and he was only around there for a few minutes. Tivoli Village itself is totally fab, but they seriously need to add more stores so it doesnt look soo sparse. \n\nNext ion our list is to try Brio then the other places : )
__label__4 We love going to Tivoli Village. We've been performing there for a few years now and every time they have been very gracious. We have our Camp Rocks! Summer Music Day Camp concert there this Friday, June 20th, at 6pm. We have 7 talented kids who will rock the stage after only 2 weeks together as a group. The concert is free and open to the public.
__label__4 An elegant, small shopping and dining venue that I wish would catch on a bit better. It's much more tasteful and appealing than Downtown Summerlin. It also has ample parking and easy access.\n\nIf you're looking for a classy shopping experience in a mall that's easy to navigate and has great restaurants, check out Tivoli Village.
__label__4 Fantastic! Clean facility and always busy (a good sign- but make a reservation!) The polishes aren't old and crusty and they always have new colors.
__label__0 Never again\n\nGot pink and white acrylics and a pedicure. \n\nThe shine dulled quickly and the powder was poor quality. \n\nWhite turned yellow and it's only been 4 days
__label__0 Worst manicure I've had in years. He filed all my nails short without asking me. The polish was all over my skin around my nails and cuticles and, because it was red, it stained my skin. Do not recommend.
__label__1 You want to make an appointment at this place? Go ahead! It's another story that it doesn't matter when you show up, because you still get in the line. Fail!\nPS - Some employees are super rude and would yell at you.
__label__4 Thank you fellow Yelpers!  I trusted you, and you didn't let me down.  \n\nMy regular \"nail gal\" that I had gone to for over two years left for CA...and I have been trying and trying to find another place.  Well, I've found it.  I needed a new set, got an appointment with Jackie, and am SO happy with the results!  I have gotten so many compliments on my nails.  JT Nails - you are awesome!
__label__0 I'd never been to an Amir, didn't realize it was a chain.  The servers were really confused (I'm hoping it was because they hadn't used the patio in a while).  It too FOREVER for the food to come.  The only plus - the potatoes, they were yummy (and I don't even like potatoes).  Go for the patio, not for the service.  One guy near us got smart, and went through the take out section and served himself.  He got his food faster and saved on the tip!
__label__3 I came here twice for yoga on a recent visit to Montreal. Sangha is conveniently located just steps from Sherbrooke station and feels like an urban oasis. The facilities are news, super-clean, and very calming. There are 2 spacious studios - 1 on the main level, 1 upstairs. The reception area includes a small smoothie and snack bar where they serve complimentary tea. There is also a small boutique with yoga wear, mats, DVD's, books, etc. I found the service very friendly, even to an anglophone with just passable French. Zero attitude and it was fun to practice my French. Changerooms are really nice and spa-like, with one shower and lots of lockers (but you need to bring your own lock). They can provide towels at the reception area, although I don't know if there's a charge for that. \n\nThey have a busy schedule of several classes daily, so it's great because there's so much to choose from. I took the Hatha class on Saturday with Josianne and really enjoyed it. Although it was entirely in French, I could follow along (I agree with Velma - the amount of French you need is inversely proportional to how much background you have in yoga). Josianne was a patient teacher with attention to detail. I also tried the Shakti Flow class on Sunday with Marjorie. I didn't really enjoy it as much, but that was partly my own misunderstanding of what the class would be. I usually do Ashtanga and i thought it would be a similar flow or vinyasa-type class. Shakti flow is actually more like Nia, fusing some aspects of yoga with pilates or dance. There was a lot of hip circles and waving our arms with our eyes closed, and it wasn't much of a workout for me.  \n\nIt is expensive at $18/class, but I got the $20 weekly pass for newbies so that wasn't so bad. Mat rentals are $2. They also have a clinic in the basement for massages and other treatments. \n\nI would come back for yoga next time I am in Montreal, but I would stick to Hatha or Vinyasa classes instead of Shakti!
__label__2 My friend and I decided to try Technique since Du Jour was booked.  I'm glad that I had an opportunity to try a new school.  I love that this culinary school restaurant actually looks like a restaurant.  \nNow for the food.  We started off with the bread.  Yum!  It was delicious.  Next came the appetizer.  My friend and I ordered the scallop with risotto.  I kind of with now that I had gone with the pork belly.  The scallop was perfectly cooked, but the risotto lacked some flavor. :-(  Then came my main course.  I ordered the chicken dish.  The chicken was so dry.  It was stuffed with something.  I can't remember. what it was supposed to be stuffed with, but when I looked at the chicken, the \"stuffing\" was the tiny little area in the chicken.  It had no flavor at all.   The whipped potatoes were fine.  I'm not sure why I got the chicken.  So not like me.  Next time I will get the steak.  I tasted my friends dish and it was great!  \nNow for the dessert.  That was the best part of the whole meal!  It was a ginger spice cake with a sour cream ice cream.  Delicious!\nThe whole meal cost only $13 plus tax and tip.  \nI under stand that these are students the are still learning, so you might not have the perfect experience.  But I think that this place is worth a trying over and over again.  If I could give it 3.5 stars, I would.
__label__4 I have to say that my experience today with Buffalo Exchange went above and beyond expectation. I went there to sell some items and had a pretty good idea of what they would and wouldn't take. The staff was super friendly and helpful. They purchased a few items for a total of $43.95. I left happy and went on my way to the gas station before heading home. Much to my dismay, when I went to pay,the clerk informed me my 20$ bill was a fake. The 20$ was from Buffalo Exchange. After about 25 mins waiting for the police to arrive and take my information and of course,take my 20. I went back to Buffalo and informed them of what happened. They had no obligation legally to reimburse me. However they were more than apologetic and the girl who gave me the bill even offered to have it taken out of her check. They gave me the 20$ back without hesitation and apologized more than they needed to. They may not always take your stuff or give you what you'd like,but hot damnntheyre friggin' awesome. I'll continue going back and encourage others to do the same :)
__label__3 You gotta come in often to find the hidden gems but there is always something worth buying.\n\nThis is not your average thrift/consignment shop.  Its waaaay better.  Lots of awesome clothes from classy, to preppy, to \"urban\".  You just got to look.\n\nThe inventory changes all day every day and you should bring your own bags.
__label__0 My husband and I recently went to Mt.Charleston to play in the snow. We stopped in to the restaurant to get some lunch. We had been to A Cut Above on several occasions. On this occasion, the restaurant was only about half full. The lobby of the hotel was packed with people trying to get warm. There was a long line of people waiting to get in to the restaurant. The hostess ran around the restaurant, frantic, although the place was only half full. A couple in front of me was told that the wait was 20 minutes. I inquired about the wait and said to the hostess that I couldn't understand why there was a long wait when there were so many open tables. She then told me that it would only be a 5-minute wait. She was very overwhelmed...why, I have no clue. You would think that with the snow, the restaurant would have a plan in place for an influx of people.\n\nI have to say that this restaurant is becoming more and more shabby in appearance over time. My husband and I sat at a table with chairs that didn't match. The carpet and windows are dirty. Then our waiter appeared. He looked and acted like Lerch from the Addams Family. He had zero personality, provided terrible service and would come to our table, look at it, take things away without a word. It was very bizarre. The food was mediocre at best, definitely not worth the price. \n\nI must add that a couple sat down at a table behind us shortly after we arrived. We shared the same strange waiter. Our food arrived and we were finished (in the span of about 50 minutes) and their food had not even arrived. To say that they were frustrated is an understatement.\n\nOh, and then there was the joy of getting the check. I asked Lerch for the bill and waited more than 15 minutes for it. Finally, when the manager walked by my table, I asked him for it. he brought it with a to-go pizza box. He held it out to me blankly and said, \"Do you know how to put this box together? I have no clue.\" Really????\n\nA Cut Above, in my opinion, doesn't even begin to make the cut. The restaurant has so much wasted potential. I will not return and waste my time or money.
__label__0 Unfortunately, unless you use the City of Tempe or buy your own paddle boards, this seems to be the only rental for SUPs and kayaks on Tempe Town Lake. Price was good for the service they offer. My issue is the customer service which was rude. I can understand if someone is having a bad day but not when it's through more than one interaction. The female employee that I encountered on the telephone and then in person made me uninterested in returning here in the future.. I would choose one of the other lakes to rent and do water play on. And, encourage others to do the same.\n\nI brought a large group of first time paddleboarders and she treated each of us rudely- as if we were a big pain and clearly a waste of her time. It was very uncomfortable, so we didn't say anything at the time. I don't stand for this kind of customer service- it's not worth my time. \n\nIn this day and age, how you treat your customers is super important in creating a business that is supposed to be a fun experience.
__label__0 This review might sound a little repetitive but I feel future customers need to hear it again and again...\n\nThey really offer you nothing for your jewelry. I went there with a Cartier ring and a custom made necklace. I was offered less than the weight of the gold. I understand that they need to make money to stay in business, but damn don't take us for the ride of our lives! Just to confirm my suspicions, I drove down the street to one of those pawn superstores for giggles and they offered me more for the necklace alone than that jewelry store.\n\nBottom line, know what you have before selling it, no matter where you go! And this is certainly not the place to go to if you want to walk away with some decent cash in your pocket.
__label__0 2nd time I've tried this place in 2 years.  I regret that decision.  Came here last year and picked up an order for my wife and 2 girls, everything was wrong and we were missing a whole sandwich.  My fault for assuming they could give me everything I paid for without me double checking.\n\nFast fwd to this year and the girls really wanted a donut.  Once again, staff was less than courteous, poor help with a confusing menu that we are unfamiliar with.  My wife ordered chicken salad with her bland latte.  10 mins later they let us know they didn't have chicken salad, so they offered a fried chicken sandwich.  Instead my wife asked for the turkey that I had ordered.  Hers came on a croissant, mine was on a French roll.  The picture shows about an inch of turkey piled on the roll, the real sandwiches were seriously 1 slice of turkey.  Wow.  $22 for 2 coffes, 2 hot chocolates, 2 donuts, and 2 turkey sandwiches.  Done with DD.
__label__0 New to area and saw a coupon in one of our mails. Decided to take my daughter to check it out we got there at 9:29 pm and it looked like they were closing,  the open sign was shut off and the screens were down. Even though yelp says they close at 10. Bad first impression will stick with Froyona.
__label__1 I have been interested in visiting this shop ever since I moved into Harrisburg.  I had heard nothing but good things about it, and it seemed to be in a good location, so I stopped in this evening.  I got some doughnuts and a cupcake.  I was surprised at the service, the first three items I requested had run out... and when I asked for a paper menu to take home, I was told that it could be found online (however, it cannot, the website doesn't work.)  Didn't seem like the associate was interested in helping me, but moreover getting me out the door. \n\nThe doughnut was nothing special, could have found a better and cheaper alternative at the supermarket.  The cupcake was dry, the frosting was hard and had a strange taste to it.  \n\nNot impressed overall, I wish this would have been a better experience, it would be great to have a nice bakery in town.
__label__3 I absolutely love this little place.  The best part about Arepera is that everything is gluten-free and there are lots of vegetarian and vegan options, which makes this a great place to converge with friends of all dietary stripes.  The yuca chips and salsa are incredibly tasty.  The sandwiches are a total treat - the arepas are perfect - hot, fresh corn buns.  The meats and fillings are all delicious, and the home-made sauces are fantastic.\n\nMy only complaint is that they've majorly toned down the spice of the spicy sauce since they first opened up.  I really wish they'd bring back their original recipe.
__label__4 I joined Truliant years ago primarily to obtain an car loan.  The process was simple and convenient.  My credit was not so good at the time, but they did give me the loan, as well as a subsequent one, both of which helped to improve my credit.  Everyone working here is super nice as they know that the members own the credit union, rather than a bank where investors own it.  The location is convenient - right off of 77 at Tyvola.  The coolest thing they have done recently is eliminate the need for deposit and withdrawal slips if you make transactions inside the branch.  Also, you can make deposits for other local credit u ions here which is nice.\n\nOn the rare occasions I have to call and talk to somebody, I talk to someone with a southern accent rather than someone from halfway around the world that I can barely understand.  They are based out of Winston-Salem, NC, so it is great to have them in the QC.\n\nMy only very minor complaint is that they don't have one of those machines that counts coins as most credit unions do.
__label__1 I really want to love this store, but unfortunately I have had too many frustrating experiences for me to review them highly. Their philosophy totally represents how I try to care for my pets and family. They are located a perfect distance from me to just stop by and pick up what I need. The downside for me is that every time I go there the item I am looking for is no longer carried. Even if it is listed on their website as an item they own. They carried treats that worked perfectly for my dog, but then replaced them with something he refuses to eat. They also carried the dog food I feed my dog (even though it is still listed on their website). I also find them to be condescending when speaking to me about the products, as if I am not really interested in what is best for my dog. Or when I enter the shop, ask for a specific item I am looking for that they once carried, simply smile and say now we recommend \"insert other treat/food\" Not \"Sorry for the inconvenience, thank you for stopping in and we hope to see you again\"  They also always seem to have some sort of technical issue, cash register no working, online store down for maintenance. Many times I gave them a pass for being a new store but they have been open long enough that these things should be running smoothly. Sometimes it seems like the owners are more interested in delivering a philosophy than about running an efficient business.
__label__1 As a fan of all things BBQ and a resident of the Elizabeth neighborhood, I was thrilled with Midwood opened. I wish my enthusiasm for the the place could have been maintained following my 3 meals there.\n\nThe food is on point over all. My only real beef is with the BBQ beans which lack the sweetness and bacony flavor that I expect with BBQ beans. There's are mushy and taste too much of green and red pepper for me. The 'cue is solid from the sandwich to the brisket, to the chicken. \n\nWhy only 2 stars then? Well, the easiest answer is the service is borderline terrible. While generally friendly enough, they tend to disappear for unacceptably long periods of time and when they do return to grace you with their presence they have usually forgotten something you requested, like a drink refill, or have delivered the wrong food. If you are gonna charge $8.00 for a chopped sandwich I don't think its unreasonable on my part to expect a consistent service to go along with it. \n\nIf you ask me, they seem all too aware of their owner and his other success and are resting on their laurels a little bit too soon.
__label__2 This used to be my favorite bbq place in Charlotte, but the last several times the pork has been very fatty. Sorry Midwood, Mac's and Queen City Q have you beat. P.S. 3-stars because the beef brisket is very tasty.
__label__3 Went here on a busy Saturday night on the recommendation of a friend. The beef brisket (lean) was the best I've eaten anywhere - and I've eaten plenty in my day. \n\nThe ribs were a bit dry. The highly touted creamed corn didn't do it for me. I didn't like creamed corn before and I don't like it now, so no deduction for that. \n\nAnother friend of mine had the smoked sausage and raved about it. The big surprise for me was the appetizer of smoked chicken wings! Meaty and delightful - not fried or swimming in sauce.\n\nExtra credit points for the men's room decor!
__label__4 Great food, great service.. got there late so they were out of some items but everything they did have was exceptional
__label__0 Ordered food to go at 130 today and was told it would be ready at 202pm via email.... did not receive food until 245pm and was late for work because of it... also the employees were very rude and did not want to help me... thanks for letting me down and the bbq was just ok not great, will never go back!
__label__3 My husband, daughter, and I were checking out the beautiful newly opened Tivoli Village last Thursday, and Brio Tuscan Grille was one of the few restaurants that were 1.) already up and running and 2.) had a wait less than 20 minutes during the lunch peak hours.  \n\nThe service was FANTASTIC, and that is probably because they just opened and are still in that \"honeymoon\"  phase.  Along with crayons and the kids menu to color, they also brought Pizza dough for my daughter to play with. They even offered to cook it for her when she was done- but she was having too much fun just playing with it. \n\nI have never been to a Brio Tuscan Grille before so I had no expectations.  In fact, I didn't even know it was a chain restaurant at the time. Nonetheless, I am a fan of the food.  I ordered the Fettuccine Rustica and I highly recommend this dish if you like sun dried tomatoes.  I added the Bistecca Ensalata for an additional $3.95 and this salad was a meal in itself.  It was so delicious and so filling- I may just get a whole order of that next time since I am a sucker for gorgonzola cheese and bacon!  My husband ordered the chopped salad to start with and the Shrimp and Crab cakes.  It had only come with 2 average sized cakes, but they were so flavorful and surprisingly quite filling.  We ordered the kids lasagna for my daughter, and for $4.95- this was practically an adult serving.  In fact, the three of us shared it because it was that big, and that delicious! \n\nThe dessert display looked too fabulous to pass us, so I ate about 1/4th of my delicious pasta and had the rest packed up to take home.  We ordered the creme brulee and the raspberry cheesecake and both were the perfect way to end such a satisfying lunch.  The total bill for the 3 of us was less than $50. And it was well worth it- the ambiance, the service, the food were all great.
__label__1 What to say...  The appetizer we had at lunch is the only reason they are getting two stars instead of one.  The artichoke dip was pretty good, nothing super, but pretty good.  Had the shrimp and crab crepes for brunch.  Scrambled eggs, shrimp, crab, and asparagus rolled up in crepe served with fresh fruit and fried red potatoes.  Sounds awesome.  It was far from it,  To start off the smell of the over ripe melon in the fresh fruit overwhelmed my plate with a horrible smell.  Strike one.  Next I moved to the potatoes, over cooked to the point that  they were black and burnt to a crisp.  Strike two.  Next the crepes, the eggs were over cooked and dry, there was not crab or shrimp in them, the asparagus was flavorless and overcooked, and the hollandaise sauce taste like something out of a box or package.  Strike three.  Sadly they had a fourth strike as well.  Everything on my plate was the same temperature, the crepes and the potatoes were cold, and the fruit was warm.  I try to give everyplace a second chance, but I am not sure this place is worthy of that.
__label__3 Great food , the salmon was to die for.\nThe waiter was informative and had a stupid attitude when we had questions ,good price  4 star since it was my first time here and I hate rude and very unfriendly waiter
__label__3 Our service was great!! I Like the salad alot but they are going to take out the menu.. Not sure why....
__label__2 Brio is A-OK. Really nice patio seating with great friendly service. The chopped salad was decent...fresh and well dressed. The eggplant pomodoro was ok...could hardly tell the cooked-to-death mush inside was once eggplant, but it was edible. The pasta it came with was very good, perfectly cooked with a very nice balance of garlic, seasoning, and oil. Next time, I'll have a simple pasta dish; they seem to know their pasta. The desserts were very good. I had the mocha pannacotta, and my friends had tiramisu and choc lava cake...all very, very good. \n\nI can't give it more than a solid 3-star rating (this review ain't bad overall...it's just that mushy low-flavor eggplant that's sticking in my craw...maybe when I go back I'll be able to push it to 4 stars if I'm a big fan of whatever I order then). Still, it's a decent enough eatery at a decent enough price to go back.
__label__4 We enjoyed Brio last night for Christmas Eve dinner.  Shared the calamari appetizer and it was very tasty, lightly coated in flour and fried, served with a marinara sauce and a cream sauce. We tried the Shrimp Verduta, Crab Cakes, and Veal Milanese, there were no complaints about food or portions at our table! The chocolate cake and vanilla gelato was a perfect ending, not too sweet, and enough for us to share.  Service was excellent, our waitress Jatae was pleasant and helpful.  Cocktails were generous and priced right.  Thanks Brio, we will return!
__label__0 Un service ex\u00e9crable. Vraiment.\nLa serveuse etait blase, arrogante, ennuyee de nous servir. Le comble est lorsqu'on lui a demande de prendre une photo pour nous elle a sechement repondu \"Apres.\" sans jamais revenir pour la photo (c'est quoi l'interet d'avoir une photo avec des assiettes vides et sales ?!). En revanche la manager etait beaucoup plus agreable \"J'aimerai beaucoup faire ca pour vous\"\nQuand a la nourriture, c'est pas top non plus. La plupart des plats comprennent la soupe du jour, une salade (caesar ou garden0 et du pain a l'ail a volonte.\nJ'ai pris les spaghettis primavera pour les tomates sechees et le basilic indiques dans le menu et je aucun de ces elements n'etaient dans mon plat. En revanche, j'ai eu droit a une bonne dose d'huile (du coup les pates etaient super grasses) et beaucoup de poivrons. Les legumes (courgettes, poivrons, haricots plats) etaient croquants voire pas crus ce qui n'est pas forcement deplaisant mais je veux mes tomates sechees et mon basilic !! Les pates n'etaient pas tres cuites non plus.\nLe pain a l'ail est mauvais, surtout quand on est familier avec la baguette francaise mais la salade etait tres bonne \nJe n'ai rien demande a la serveuse, car honnetement si je peux eviter tout contact je le fais.\n\nA eviter a tout prix a moins que vous fermez les yeux sur le service et profitez des entrees a volonte tout en emportant votre plat principal a la maison !
__label__2 I was craving Italian and  thought I'd try out some Italian food in Litchfield Park. This place is tucked away in the back corner of a shopping center. There was about 20 tables total for indoor seating and maybe 5 table outside. The kitchen was basically the center piece of the restaurant. On a Friday night I assumed it would be super slammed so I made a reservation just in case. We got there and there were maybe 4 tables filled. It was very quiet, which was nice. \n\nThe service was slow but we honestly didn't mind at all. We took our time and enjoyed ourselves. We started with their complimentary bread basket that was very fresh and delicious then we ordered baked brie for our starter, which how can you go wrong with that? The we ordered two entrees, which included either soup or salad. The salad was average and the clam chowder was overly salty. The shrimp scampi with mushrooms, a side of veggies and pasta was great! Also, we tried the seafood napoli, which was also very good. Both entrees were very large and could easily be split between two people. If you wanna try this place out take your time and enjoy it:)
__label__1 What a difference!\nVisited Haulin' Balls while at the Tivoli Village Food Truck Throwdown, since I hadn't had any Zorba balls in so long:/\nThere was really no line. Ordering process went smooth, they added free fries for checking in on Yelp. I unfortunately tipped them prematurely.\nI waited and waited and waited til I saw someone that was behind me in line get their food. My husband inquired about my order and they told him they didn't have any Zorba's. What!? Okay I want my $$ back. The guy that took my order heard the conversation and apologized and cleared things up, I wasn't willing to wait any longer so I said forget it and that I still wanted my $ back. The woman serving the food was apologetic as well, said she'd give me my money back and get a Zorba to me as well if I was willing to wait 1 minute. So I got my $6 back. Never got my free fries, they got $1 tip for wasting my time.\n They were very nice to give me a Zorba, it did take 1 minute but somehow it was cold.
__label__0 ** Words cannot describe how TERRIBLE this salon was. This was BY FAR THE worst experience I've ever had with any salon!!! Don't spend a DIME here!!! **\n\nThe salon itself was nice, tidy, no complaint. \n\nBut the HAIR STYLISTS there were FRIKKIN clueless on how to do my hair. I asked for a simple touch on roots, but NO, they HAD to be pushy and throw in a bunch of crap that I've never even heard of. I told them, as long as my hair is finely retouched at the roots and the bottom is not touched I'll be HAPPY.\n5 HOURS LATER after my hair is FINALLY finished, I stare at my hair and the damaged, disgusting color that's come with it. At first I thought the color wasn't TOO bad, hopefully it would fade in the shower.\nThe next morning I took a shower and I couldn't help but bawl my EYES out. My hair was 4-6 different shades of blonde/orange/gold, I couldn't believe how disgusting and unprofessional my hair came out to be.\n\nAnd no, that wasn't enough. I kindly asked Belle (supposedly the owner) to check out my hair, and wow, this girl is THE most RUDE, SNOOTY 2 faced person I've ever run into my life. She never listened to me, when I politely told her what had went wrong, she rudely threw in snarky remarks, I was just completely outraged. I honestly think she hasn't graduated any further than the 5th grade.\nMe being civilized I left the salon, and went back to my old salon to fix the damage she has done.\n\nI'm telling you this right now, this salon is just pure awful. I've been to a few salons in Vegas, and I've had nothing but pleasant experiences, but this salon was THE WORST I've ever been in in my life. I'm not a picky person, but if you GREATLY damaged someone's hair and then immaturely deal with your customers, you shouldn't open a salon!\n\nNow I have to pay $200 for the stupid damage they've done!! \nShame on you Belle!!!
__label__2 Chips and salsa are amazing. Food is good. Fresh. Was disappointed to recieve fish tacos with fried fish in a restaurant of this caliber.
__label__4 Not Montreal's only cookbook and food lit specialty bookstore, but certainly its best.  A large collection of books in English and French (but mostly English) + a full-service kitchen makes Appetite for Books an ideal location for culinary book launches and cooking classes, and they don't hold back.  Check out their website for a complete list of upcoming events, and act fast if you see something you like--their series of events is very, very popular.
__label__1 We used to enjoy this restaurant frequently.  Great lunch menu.  But sometime in the past few months the whole crew who worked there has been replaced.  We have had three disappointing meals.  Once, food cold.  Second, slow slow service and the owner (I guess) was flapping around loudly talking to workers.  When the dish came out with chicken instead of tofu and we returned it, there was quite a loud chorus of angst in the kitchen.  Today we ate there and again did not see a familiar face.  Again the wrong dish was brought out.  When you couple this with the loud music and (sometimes) TVs running it just became clear -- this isn't the restaurant for us anymore.  We'll be trying other Thai restaurants in the area.
__label__4 Yelp and Good Fellas  really came through for my family and I while we were off the beaten path looking for some good grub.  Good Fellas is very very good food.  They have a casual and comfortable atmosphere that is just about the food.  Try the two meat combo.  MMMMMM!  The lentil soup is excellant (try it with some lemon juice).  The only thing I did not like about the place is it is not in the east valley!
__label__4 This is by far one the of best local eateries I have been to. The service and food are always top notch and the place is always clean.
__label__4 With all the hype and great things said about this place, why wouldn't I try a little Good Fellas Grill.  In addition, I was looking for something a little on the healthy side, and this somewhat meets that criteria.\n\nOH MY GOSH!  Isn't that hummus and baba ganoush amazing?  The owner split our plate in half so we could enjoy this excellent dip.  It packed flavor, freshness, and a delicious spread on top of my pita.  The wifey and I were not able to finish it, and I would have to be so bold to say that it even tasted better the following day.  No way?  Oh yes way, my friend!\n\nThere is a ton of hype on the lentil soup, but I would have to say the potato soup had more flavor and was definitely more hearty than the lentil.  Therefore, I would highly recommend trying the potato as well.\n\nThe wifey had salad wraps while I had the 2 meat combo.  Since my wife did not share the wraps, I am sure they were delicious, as she kept them to herself.  The 2 meat combo is like the combo punch and kick you would see watching old school batman with the words saying, \"bam, pow, or crunch!\"  Meaning, the meat, the chicken, with the rice, onions, and tomato make for a treat for excitement.\n\nIt definitely lives up to its hype and adds on to another great Greek Restaurant in Phoenix!  We will see you again!
__label__2 Small Goodwill store that was nicely cleaned and maintained. The book selection is very small compared to other stores as was their purse selection. \n\nThe employees were very friendly. The shoe and clothing selection just wasn't there which was surprising as I was expecting more from a Scottsdale Goodwill location. The clothing all appeared in good condition, I'm just very picky about what I wear and I'm young so I'm always on the lookout for a particular style. \n\nI was happy with their toy selection and was able to pick up a giant Patrick Starr stuffed figure for my sister for 2.99 in good condition and a Boba Fett helmet for a few bucks new.
__label__1 No where close to chipotle. Threw half my veggie Burrito away. Perhaps meat stuff or salads are better. Not going back for sure.
__label__0 Are you in the mood for Chipotle?  Would you like to pay twice as much for half as much food?  This is the place for you!  It is absolutely not worth the price.  Chips and queso are $3.25 for a single serving.  To-go dishes are NOT microwave safe (found out the hard way).  At 8 pm I had to check the hours of operation because staff treated me like I was bothering them after hours.  Save your money.
__label__1 The staff is friendly but both times I've gone to this location the cashier who also happens to be the manager got my order wrong somehow. When I told her it didn't look/taste right she was confident that she made it correctly but took it back to \"fix\" it but it still wasn't right. I didn't want to be a nuisance so I still took it. But the times my mom or sister went and brought a drink back for me they were fine so I guess I'm just unlucky. Their breakfast sandwiches are pretty decent as well.
__label__3 Zoyo is loacted a strip retail area parking lot. The store is clean and offers variety of flavors of frozen yoghurt + toppings for just $0.42/oz (super awesome deal!!). They also have some Interesting promotions such as 50% off if you wear Pajamas into store between 5-8pm, too.\n\nLots of variety of yoghurt flavors to choose from (at least 10 flavors....like key lime, vanilla, cheesecake, etc etc). My party got 4 small cups of froyo+diffrent toppings to our liking and total costs came to just around $9.50 total. We were all very happy that the place was super affordable & that we still left very satisfied with taste.\n\nWish I were in this area as I would definitely love to stop by this place more often!
__label__1 Lets start with the positive I loved the Orange Ruglah.\n\nI had a pastrami sandwich and I LOVE good pastrami.  If you like overly salty oversmoked meats this might be a place you'll love.  I love to smoke things.  I have two smokers in my backyard and even from time to time make my own Pastrami.  \n\nI have been to Katz's deli in New York and seek out good authentic Pastrami.  Stalzy's is unique they heavily smoke their own meats and I think they are a bit over the top on their Pastrami.  \n\nNow I live smoked food but it has to compliment the food not be tie end all be all quality that comes out (other than salt in this case)\n\nThat said there is enough praise for this place here to make me want to try some of the other neat things looking on their menu so i may revisit my rating at a later date and will stop again
__label__4 Yay! I'm a fan.\nOnly place in Madison where you feel like you are at an authentic NYC diner.  They won Madison's best sandwich for a reason; IT'S THE BEST!  They won for their Rachel, which is a Ruben but with slaw instead of kraut and pastrami instead of corn beef. But you can get it what ever way you like.  \nMy favorite is the Hawkwind burger with a side of house made coleslaw.  This way you can dip the side of chips into the slaw.\nStalzy's is artistic in their approach and make everything to order, so don't go if you are in a hurry.  Slow food movement at its finest!
__label__1 This review is mainly about service, my wife and I stopped here after wrapping up at the dog park for dinner, Now we both have different tastes so we always split the pizza with different toppings. We were going to order a 3 topping pizza with half salami, onion and green pepper and the other half pepperoni, olive and mushroom. The person working told us it would be $1.50 for each additional topping which I was quite puzzled since we were only getting a 3 topping pizza then he explained that if we wanted different toppings on the other half it would be $1.50 each or $4.50. At this point we walked since I have never had a pizza place charge extra for splitting the pizza.
__label__4 This location is hard to get to if you are not familiar with the area... but they are very helpful and fast to get you in and out.  My friend needed access to a large sum of money that he couldn't pull from an ATM, so we drove to this location and were able to get help.  Thanks NFCU
__label__2 I love food stands and this is a must try place.  The service was great.  It was freezing and windy the night I went, and the nice vendor told his clients to wait in their cars and that he would bring it to us.  You don't have to go to a fancy restaurant to get 5 star service. The food was interesting.  It was my first time having arepas and I got the hot Lengua Arepas (tongue)  and a cold Reina Pepiada (chicken avocado--**their most raved about arepas**).  Get the green chile sauces..it enhances the taste. They both come in the grainy textured corn bun (similar to an english muffin).  The Lengua Arepas is a little messy because of the oiliness of the sauce. I actually liked the Reina Pepiada more because of the fusion of the cilantro, mayo, and avocado marinating the shredded chicken.  You have to at least try it out once.
__label__3 This place is very small but packs a huge flavorful punch to your taste buds! Made me an instant fan! I had the #1 carne machado, beef empanada & the coconut with cheese pastelito. I also tried the guava & cheese pastelito, that thing was amazing! I loved every morsel of all the good food I was able to try.
__label__2 Strange beginning to my debut here. The owner had stepped out when i arrived around 1pm on a Sunday, so i was left trying to order from the cook who doesn't know a lick of english (hello border patrol). He didn't understand \"#1 and #2 to go, but he did say \"let me call my boss\" so he calls his boss who didn't answer the phone. Five awkward minutes later, i yell out \"uno y dos and adios\" and the cooking got underway finally. Oddly enough, he asked in English if I wanted cheese. Both the shredded chicken and beef were tasty, but the edge goes to the beef, although both needed more peppers and onions and the promised garlic wasn't too prevalent. The chicken was kind of mushy too. The cornmeal pancakes were the best part, so i will probably focus more on veggie stuffings which would let those shine through more. The hot green sauce had much more flavor than other green buttermilky stuff, but gotta use that lightly. The cheese was a good addition for 50 cents.
__label__1 I have been reading about this place for quite some time. I've been wanting to drop by, but it's in a part of town I almost never find myself in. So last Thursday I got off work a little early and I asked the wife if she would like to try the place out.\n\nNow let me preface what I am about to say by letting you know that I used to live in Venezuela, birth place of the wonderful arepa. I ate arepas every single day I lived there. Breakfast, lunch, dinner. Mid-afternoon snack. I've had them cooked on a griddle(traditional), deep-fried, and baked. And I loved them all. I cannot ever remember getting one I didn't like. My favorites order was \"Dos arepas de pollo y un pepsi (pronounced peksi down there)\" from La Areparia Diecinueve De Abril in Cumana. I'd stop there at least once a day.\n\nThat said, it was to my ginormous disappointment that last Thursday I had my first bad arepa.\n\nSorry folks, a  precooked arepa that's been sitting in a heating tray only to be tossed on the griddle at the last minute to be reheated is bad from the word go. Add to that mushy, bland pollo mechada(shredded chicken), and things don't get much better. The carne mechada (shredded beef) wasn't much better, or should I say not as bad. The jugo de parchita was watered down to the point of being almost indiscernible as passion fruit juice.\n\nI promise, I really had high hopes for this place. Being the only Venezuelan restaurant in Las Vegas I was excited to try it. But as much as it pains me to say, Viva Las Arepas, I know arepas, and you are no arepa.
__label__3 place is neat and clean. Arepas were good and the grilled chicken is got to be one of the best deals in town! not sure about the ribs...go to Lucilles for those. the drinks were amazing! i was told that they are opening a gelato place soon next door. About time for some good gelato place
__label__2 Big selection of arepas, tried the pork butt and shredded beef. Service was a bit slow as the cashier chatted with guest in front of me for 5 or 10 minutes since they couldn't decide what they wanted. Food came out quickly after I placed my order though. The pork arepa was pretty salty but had a good flavor. The shredded beef had a sauce on it that was super tasty - wish I asked for some more on the side to dip in. Fried plantains were good, but a little oily. All in all I would return or suggest to anyone who enjoys Latin style food.
__label__3 A regular haunt of Friday-nite Aruba Swings patrons a few doors down, Viva Las Arepas fueled dancers needs for good food and energy. Having been both to their old shack location, and their now storefront location, their arepas are wonderfully delicious and filling. The guy at the counter always laughed at (with) me when I ordered since I can't pronounce it right, but I get the veggie arepa and the cold arepa with chicken and avocado. The wait isn't long, and they make it when you order it. Better than fast food! Try their mango and passionfruit drinks too!
__label__4 This place has some wonderful food! The Arepas are filled with crispy pork and the sauces that comes with them are delicious! I love the spicy sauce, I think it may have habaneros in it, it burned my lips in a good way! Then I was cooled off with the avocado cream sauce. The chicken was beyond delicious. Don't forget to try the ribs, I mean fall off the bone. Oh, I almost forgot the plantains were like little sweets fried pockets. I love the cheese Empanadas and the Tequenos (fried cheese sticks) my daughter said next time we need a dozen. I will be back for sure!
__label__4 So, our buddy Drew picks us up from our hotel to hang out for the day.\n\"What would you guys like to eat?\" he asks.\nWe were somewhere between zombified and comatose due to lack of sleep and too much booze still pumping through our blood streams.\nBetween the three of us visitors all we could manage was some kind of grunt, \"Grughhh\".\nFed up with our antics, Drew took charge and brought us here.....and I still thank him.\nI ordered the Reina Pepiada: Chicken, Avocado, Mayo and Cilantro.\nSo Damn Good!\nI was lucky enough to have ordered a Coke because I kept trying to drown my Arepa in their delicious yet very spicy hot sauce. Careful, it catches up to you.\n\nI will now be searching my hometown or counting the days till I can make it back to Vegas to have another round at Viva Las Arepas.
__label__2 I'm from Venezuela and I can said that the food is good but the owner need to work in how him give attention to the client he is not so kind and that can make your business go down
__label__3 My wife and I tried the vegetarian and reina pepiada arepa.  Both were delicious.  Just the right size and priced right.  Staff was friendly and the place was very clean and comfortable.
__label__2 Really wanted to like this place :( 3 stars just for the fried yuca. The meat in my arepa tasted like steamed dog food, had a really gamey flavor. We literally took the rest of our arepas home and gave it to our dog
__label__4 Amazing food, great prices, very clean inside. The empenadas are the best!!! The arepas are super good too!
__label__3 After reading the reviews here, and watching this place featured on a television show, I've been itching to try this place out.  I finally went here for lunch and wasn't disappointed.  I shared 3 arepas with a friend- carne asada, chicken asada, and the cold chicken salad.  There are menus in English and Spanish, and in English the asadas are called wood fire.  I ordered these three because they were identified on the menu with a small icon, which meant they were chef recommended.\n\nThere was a short wait because this is not fast food where meals are prepared ahead of time and placed under a heat lamp.  They appear to be made to order and you can taste the difference.  The cost of the arepas were $5.00 to $5.50 and cheese ($.50) and avocado ($.99) are extra.  I liked the beef the best. \n\nWhat struck me was the size of the arepas.  They were larger than I thought and one was enough to satisfy me for lunch.  I had 1.5 arepas and was stuffed.  The breading used is gluten free and is not chewy.  I would describe it more similar to the crunchy outside of a buttermilk biscuit.  \n\nThe cons were a very small parking lot and it isn't in a very safe area (right across from the Olympic Garden).  But overall I recommend this place and I'll be back to try the empenadas, which I was told were home made.
__label__4 Their arepas are AMAZING! It was my first time trying this but it was a perfect fit to my taste buds. Location is couple miles from the strip and the plaza looks old but it is nice inside the restaurant. The arepas also come with two sauces in a bottle. You can use it as a spread for the arepas and it is absolutely delicious! It is spicy, savory, and creamy! It went so well with my food! The cashier, George, was also very patient when I was ordering and knowledgable about their menu. It is not cheap cheap but compared to other restaurants and buffets on the strip, it is cheap and worth it for the quality of the food.
__label__3 I played this golf course for the first time last week.  I am very impressed.  So far, it's one of my favorite golf course in Arizona.  Here's why:\n\n+ The course is kept in great shape.  Fairways, excellent and the greens were soft and rolled true.\nhttp://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/eagle-mountain-golf-club-fountain-hills?select=UqYXQGNAtScIvcVrmMo1Dw#UqYXQGNAtScIvcVrmMo1Dw\n\n+ The design of the course is challenging but offers a nice option of distances from the various tees....this allows for a nice variety of options for various skill levels in the same group to play together.\n\n+ I love the rolling hills and changes in elevation.\nhttp://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/eagle-mountain-golf-club-fountain-hills?select=cmmUzMXaihxf5keZpadxLA#cmmUzMXaihxf5keZpadxLA\n\n+ The greens are fun to putt on...they're not flat and offer a challenge on all putts.\nhttp://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/eagle-mountain-golf-club-fountain-hills?select=50NZhNK5YNoVMm8ipX3s5A#50NZhNK5YNoVMm8ipX3s5A\nhttp://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/eagle-mountain-golf-club-fountain-hills?select=7LDMLKsddbQ816uGBZW_jA#7LDMLKsddbQ816uGBZW_jA\n\n+ The views of Phoenix are spectacular.  The course is located in Fountain Hills, so it's pretty amazing.\nhttp://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/eagle-mountain-golf-club-fountain-hills?select=6Je53UZM1NaznmgkzcFsJQ#6Je53UZM1NaznmgkzcFsJQ\nhttp://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/eagle-mountain-golf-club-fountain-hills?select=XSiwOqUlQOKqTc64phJdtw#XSiwOqUlQOKqTc64phJdtw\n\n+ Cheap Beer....$2 for a 16 oz PBR the day we played!\nhttp://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/eagle-mountain-golf-club-fountain-hills?select=kNoONRCYr_ms-3D9FXKaZg#kNoONRCYr_ms-3D9FXKaZg\n\nI can't wait to get back and play another round.\n\nReturn Factor - 95%
__label__4 Great people doing a great job. Please leave a donation before leaving.
__label__3 I am not originally from NY, but I can appreciate a good bagel...and these bagels are pretty good.  The cream cheese flavors are also very good and made with fresh ingredients.  My favorite is the Bacon, Tomato and Scallion...real bacon, fesh tomatoe and slices of green onion.  My son tried the Chocolate Chip and the flavor was a bit flat.  Not bad, but not WOW....which is what we were hoping for.  We have also tried the Green Olive and Pimento and that was good, too.  My husband likes the Cheddar and Jalapeno, chock full of sliced fresh jalapeno...seeds and all.   \n\nI have been there for lunch a couple of times and have tried their Italian sub and Veggie wrap...both were really good!  They serve Boar's Head meats.\n\nThey also have a great selection of desserts and beverages.  The coffee is ok.  My son liked the Black & White and M&M cookies.
__label__3 My first experience with a firehouse sub wasn't so pleasant, so when this one popped up in the neighborhood, it took a while to go in and try it again.  What a surprise, it was actually good!\n\nI got the Turkey Bacon Ranch.  It has smoked turkey breast, bacon, and sharp cheddar cheese with peppercorn ranch to finish it off.  The bread was fresh, the turkey was moist and tender, and the bacon crisp.  I was very happy with my sandwich.  \n\nService is not bad, they make it when you order, serve it when it's ready, and you self serve your own drink, the place is clean and is more spread out than my first experience, so I didn't feel I was sitting someone else's lap.  With this experience, I will be glad to go back.
__label__3 I seem to be fond of this place although for a sub it's a little pricier than regular but hey it floats my boat so I am good.\nRight when you walk in the staff welcomes you.. They aren't soggy like other places I have been too. Actually has a little bit of sweetness. Maybe it is because of the wheat. \n\nIf you go I would recommend that you try\nHook and ladder or\nSmoke house beef and cheddar brisket\nPlus the pop machine is amazing you have lots of options for pop.
__label__4 So.... We are really getting in to Mediterranean food.  We found this local eatery and we were very pleased.  The food was flavorful and fresh.  We will be back to try other dishes.
__label__3 Like Ellie Goulding's song \"Lights,\" Greek food never gets old to me.  On any given day falafels and gyros can keep calling, calling, calling me to lunch or dinner.   Been wanting to try out Great Greek for a while, but it's a little more east than I usually travel.   Tonight I found myself in the area and decided to call in some takeout.  I went with a lamb gyro with feta fries on the side, and asked for a side of falafel because I simply have to try some at every Greek restaurant I go to because it's in the title of my list here on Yelp for Mediterranean eats.  When I arrived the food was ready and waiting for me and I was happy to see Dr. Pepper on the list of fountain drink options because as you may know, Dr. Pepper is the unofficial non-alcoholic nectar of the Gods.  \n\nI did have to drive about 20 minutes until I got home, so please take that into consideration for the food review that follows.  I immediately went for some feta fries which were pretty standard french fries covered in, you guessed it, feta cheese.  Because of the drive, the feta cheese had sort of started to congeal a little, but it had no effect on the taste and I found them delicious.   I will say for a quick comparison that I do prefer Yanni's Gyros fries where he adds garlic, feta and hot sauce, but I digress.  Then came the gyro.  With the first bite I knew it was something special.  Tender, flavorful gyro meat with the standard lettuce tomato and onion SMOTHERED in tzatziki and feta.   I think it had more of these two ingredients than any gyro I've had elsewhere, and to me that was a good thing.  Between the fries and the gyro the meal was fetariffic!  Sorry about that.  Lastly I tried some of the side of falafel, and was a little disappointed in those.  They weren't bad by any means, but I feel like I've had better in many places like Hedary's and the Fat Greek for example.  The texture was good, but it just wasn't as flavorful as I like.\n\nPrices were reasonable and service was friendly and efficient.  If Great Greek were closer to my work or home I'd make it a regular visit, but for now it will remain a solid choice when I'm in the area (which is almost never.  Step your game up Sunset Station!)
__label__4 The lamb gyros were excellent and the side of soup was delicious. The prices were reasonable. The employees were very friendly and the restaurant was very clean. Finally, a good Greek restaurant that's not too far from the house.
__label__4 The best Greek food I have had!! I am not an easy customer to please and this place always hits the spot.  Family run. Always greeted warmly.  They do get busy around lunch and dinner so call your order in if you are in a rush.  Limited inside seating would be my only complaint but their amazing service and food bring them right back up to the 5 star level. Food takes a little longer to be made than say a sandwich place and prices are a bit higher than other places, but the value is served; all fresh ingredients made in house.  Well worth it!
__label__0 Run for the hills! The owner is disrespectful and doesn't know how to even act like an owner. The place is unsanitary. I  was with my girlfriend and she found a black hair in my salad. The owner at first told me the wind blew the hair into my salad and then offered to make me a side salad. My salad was an entree size. Then she tried holding on to my salad until I asked why and she said try were going to reheat the chicken that was on the salad with the hair. I told her no thank you and that's not sanitary. She got upset and I asked for a refund. I think she gave me a refund because she was afraid that the customers would have overheard me. You would think making a new salad with new chicken wouldn't be an issue but obviously money is more important to her than a loyal customer. It's unfortunate she doesn't care about her customers.
__label__4 We really enjoy the food and the service at this cafe. Great portions, great price, great people. Did I mention they have the best baklava EVER! Yum yum yum! I can't wait for our next visit.
__label__3 I'd like to give this place 3.5 stars, but I guess I can round up.\n\nIt is a clean little restaurant in a strip mall, with a nice outdoor area complete with fountain. That said, I didn't expect world-class Greek and a wine list.\n\nI ordered the Greek bowl with gyro meat, hubby ordered the gyro with side salad. Then, we sat down to wait.\n\nAfter a brief wait, we got our order of dolmathes. They were skinny and soaked in oil and, frankly, not that good. But, I'm addicted to Mezze Foods' dolmas, so it would take a miracle to find any worth comparison.\n\nWe sipped iced tea and proceeded to wait for dinner.\n\nAnd wait...\n\nAnd wait...\n\nAnd watch both parties that came after us get served...\n\nAnd wait...\n\nAnd, just as I heard my husband's stomach actually complain louder than he was whining, the food came.\n\nLots of it. Fresh and tasty. Absolutely no complaints about food quality - yummy. Plenty of feta and meat, nice crunchy greens, good dressing.\n\nOne thing I will say, particularly to those who complained of \"too much\" cheese on their food: No. Such. Thing. Weirdos. Loved that my salad was nice and cheesy, much like my hubby. :)\n\n But, worth the wait? Meh.
__label__4 Really good food! \n\nThe Gyro plate is such a GOOD DEAL! You get so much Gyro meat for your money. They give you a Greek salad, that is really fresh. Then you get a choice between fries or rice. And they give you so much Gyro lamb and beef. \n\nAnd it was really delicious.\n\nThe girl working the counter was very friendly. Restaurant was clean and so was the bathroom. \n\nI live about 15-20 minutes from here but I will definitely be back again.
__label__4 Delicious!!!!! They have the best Falafels in town and the hummus is great too! The services is great despite it being packed all the time. Seating is limited so I would recommend getting your food to go. I think they should expand!!!!!!
__label__3 I've driven by this place dozens of times and never even knew it was there.  Don't make my mistake by passing it by.  We went there on a weekday after work.  Glad we got there early for dinner because by the time we left there wasn't an empty table inside.  But fear not, there's plenty of tables outside.  The owners are fantastic and friendly, and have such an enthusiasm for their food you can't help but want to order everything, and we just about did.  The food was great, service was great, prices were good... we'll definitely be going back and will be regulars.
__label__0 This review is written from the perspective of the egg donor:\n\nAs a background, I'd like to note that I am an experienced donor and have worked with a few different egg donor agencies, so I know what standard egg donor requirements, protocol, and procedures are.  \n\nI applied to this agency through their web site, uploaded photos, etc.  I was accepted and a week later I received a packet of paperwork in the mail from TWEB, for me to sign and return.  Said packet consisted of the Egg Donor Information Sheet, Supplementary Questionnaire, Authorization to Release Medical Records, Egg Donor Agreement, and Travel Guidelines, and .  My issues lie with this last document.\n\nThe travel guidelines, state that if travel is required for retrieval (which usually is) \"TWEB will have a companion who will be designated by TWEB share your hotel room with you.  You will have separate beds.  Family and friends cannot be companions.  If they wish to accompany the donor, it will be at their cost with a separate hotel room.\"  This is absolutely absurd.  In past experience, EVERY OTHER agency that I have dealt with allows for a family member or friend of the donor to accompany the donor with all of their travel expenses paid for.  How do they expect a donor to feel comfortable sleeping in the same hotel room with some random stranger in a strange city (or foreign country).  This shows that they have absolutely no consideration or concern for the donor and raises a HUGE red flag.  I raised this issue with the \"Donor Coordinator\" who basically just said, \"well that's our policy, we'll delete your application, good luck.\"\n\nSo my recommendation is to NOT sign on with this agency.  Virtually ANY other agency out their will compensate you higher compensation, TWEB's compensation is $3,500-$5,000 per cycle, ANY other agency will compensate $5000-$10,000 per cycle, anything less than $5,000 is just insulting considering the time and effort that goes into these cycles, especially if you are an EXPERIENCED, PROVEN donor. and ANY other agency will look out for your best interest/ want you to feel comfortable.  ANY other agency will allow for you to bring a companion of your choice to the retrieval, reimburse you for more expenses, and allow a more generous \"per diem\" when you are traveling.  Don't waste your time here ladies.
__label__1 Vegetarian burrito AND grilled Vegetarian burritos are both made with animal lard (in the beans).  One employee shrugged her shoulders, another said \"that's the way it is\", and a third said I'd just have to order it without the (lard) beans.  Why make this naive restaurant mistake?  Don't call it a vegetarian burrito if it isn't vegetarian.  Just call it a veggie burrito.   It's especially annoying because vegetarians tend to gravitate towards more gringo places like this one that are more likely to have vegetarian items than the more \"traditional\" Mexican places where lard and chicken stock is put in everything.\n\nGrilled veggie burrito had cold cheese inside.  Not melted, not lukewarm, but cold.  Tortilla wasn't the slightest bit warm either, just as if it was served raw.  So there's this cool to the touch tortilla with cold cheese inside, and then the grilled veggies.  \n\nTables receive salsa which is nice, the hot is really more of a medium, but then a small portion of chips.  The one-top next to me had the same chips portion and we had 3 in our party.  Why do this to people?  You're going to hear a request for more chips within the first few minutes, and people are going to wonder why the table only had one little portion in the first place.\n\nAtmosphere is clean with huge mirrors on some of the walls, and a flat panel TV on the other showing a nature documentary.  A few fake Macaws hanging from the ceiling.  It still has a trace of the Pick Up Stix feel that used to be here but went out of business.  Ordering procedure is the same.\n\nStaff was entirely unlike most Mexican places - vast majority of people were caucasian, or gringo if you prefer, and that raises an eyebrow in an ethnic restaurant.  Maybe that matters to the reader here, maybe not.\n\nOn a positive note, the employees did check on tables as folks were dining, and were over the top with politeness.   That's incredibly rare these days.
__label__0 Simply the blandest, colorless, pasty Mex food I've ever had. No spice, no flavor & lackluster presentation at best. Agree it tastes like it all just came out of a can. Better off spending the same at Rubios, Baja Fresh or even Taco Bell. Maybe with the new liquor license you can imbibe enough to make it taste good. Really wanted this place to be a hit since I live nearby and love my Mex, and it didn't bother me about the atmosphere or self seating - good for kids just not your taste buds.
__label__1 I've eaten here once and probably won't be back. I ordered a beef enchilada, chicken taco, which came with a side of beans and rice and chips and salsa. The taco was meh, the chips were stale, salsa was bland and enchilada red sauce tasted like ketchup. Where is the heat, where is the spice? Prices were kind of high for what you get. Really disappointed by the lack of good Mexican food in the area, all the places I've been to are either very bland or too Americanized, and the slightly more authentic ones are the greasy fast food type places. Do yourself a favor and drive over to Phoenix for better options.  Maybe I just have to drive a little further south for the really good stuff!
__label__0 Friendly service, had high expectations from the review on here. I ordered the carne asada nachos. The chips themselves were extremely greasy, which ruined my appetite. I was so looking forward to reading the pile high presentation of the nachos, what a let down.....one star because they have Cherry Pepsi.
__label__4 This lovely shop is located inside the Promenade across from Nordstrom Rack. There is nothing better than a healthy smoothie after shopping. The staff is amazing and the drinks are healthy, high in protein and low in refined sugar- a combo you would be hard pressed to find elsewhere. \nI highly recommend stopping by. I personally had the Gladiator drink with 45 grams of protein. It's perfect after a workout.
__label__4 I've been working out at CrossFit Max Effort for about a 3 days now and I love the place. Great Facility and very Knowledgeable Instructors. I like a family atmosphere and here that's what you get. Everbody wants you to succeed in all of your goals , its more than just a work out. CrossFit is not for everyone but if you wanna see what your made of start here.
__label__0 Four of us came to the M pool on an empty Thursday afternoon looking to BUY a cabana. We were instructed to wait for the pool ambassador, after waiting, and waiting, and waiting, we asked if we can get a few drinks and wait by the empty bar. The check in girl didn't have a problem with that but the bored security guard on his phone did. So after waiting a bit longer at the check in desk, we left. Terrible customer service, never coming back!\n\nWe to used to go to the M pool a lot back when they first opened, when they took care of their locals and industry people. I has been a while since we been here so now they charge $10 per person on weekdays, even locals. Which I totally understand, but for such and empty casino and a location so far away from the strip, wouldn't you want to be a little more accommodating and nice to the locals?!?!
__label__4 Great NY style pizza... highly rec'd this place for delivery
__label__2 I learned a lesson here...don't get a burger from a pizza joint. Bland tasteless patty of pale meat....not good tasting or looking.\n\nPizza was decent but something about the oil they use on their crust...tasted a little off for some reason. Could have been just me, others at our table seemed to think it was fine.\n\nChicken fingers were great, big planks for chicken, not over cooked, seasoned well.\n\nMeatball sub was also equally as tasty. So, except for the mystery meat burger, it's not too bad. Staff were super nice and that gets them an extra star.
__label__1 This yogurt was alright, but it wasn't as creamy as I would have liked... I've had much better yogurt pretty much everywhere.\n\nWell, the sprinkles were good. I'll give them that lol
__label__0 Where is Eddie or Eddy????? I will not come here any longer if Eddie is not available. To the point a rude service. Technician never looked me in the eye and was turned away from me joking and yakking it up with her colleagues. \nThe place looked like a bomb went off. \nI have been getting decent to good service till now. But this will be the end if Eddy is not available.\nAlso: everyone of the technicians picks up or checks their personal phone.... While working on your feet or hands.
__label__3 It's time to get my fat ass in the gym. This Lifetime gym just opened in Summerlin (next to Red Rock casino) and while it's ridiculously expensive, it's also very nice. Not to mention family-friendly. If you don't like kids, this isn't the place for you. There are kids everywhere. Not just in the kid's area, but all around the pool area (which is also very nice) and even in the cardio section.\n\nSince it just opened yesterday (Friday the 13th) there are still some things they have to work out (checking in your kid into their kid center takes at least 15-20 minutes) but all the employees are incredibly friendly. So far, the place hasn't been too busy (no issues finding equipment to use), despite the fact that it seems like all of Summerlin is here.
__label__3 Honestly, I'm upset that I bought two passes from Living Social to go here.  Especially when I go there tonight to find out that it was only a dollar cheaper . . . Anyways.\n\nGo to JumpStreet instead.  It just feels bigger, more open, it's WAY cooler so you aren't dripping sweat in the first two minutes.\n\nThe Pros, I do think you can jump a little higher on their tramps, but they feel like they're maybe just way more worn in.  And the solo jumpers in the front are a lot of fun.\n\nThe Cons, way less jumping room than JumpStreet, and there was a worker standing there who wouldn't let us jump on two of the six tramps for no apparent reason.  No foam pit.  Super warm inside.\n\nGo to JumpStreet.  This place is . . . okay.  Just not quite the same though.\n\n\nFOLLOW UP:\n\nI had a much better experience on my second visit. The trampolines were all open this time, the AC was working much better. The ping pong room was fun for a while too. Overall, very pleased. As the updated stars should reflect.
__label__1 I called at 6PM to inquire if they had a \"kids section\" here because my youngest is 2. The guy that answered said yes we do, I said great we are on our way.  We got there at 630 and when we paid he tells us just so you know the kids area closes at 7PM.  WTH. Someone should let them know when people call at 6PM thats some important info to tell them.  Now why they close off their kids section is a WHOLE other problem... I have a 9 yr old and a 2 year old, so after 7PM my 9 yr old could go jump with the other scraggly teenaged boys and hoodlums that were showing up (urrgh) while my 2 year old does nothing. I did ask for a refund and then left and went to Jumpstreet which I recommend because they DONT close their kids section at odd times, its open during their business hours and is a lot cleaner.
__label__2 It was OK. Service was friendly, but slow. Food was OK, but I don't think it was a good value.
__label__4 I would give this place 4 stars based on the food alone. I had the ribs and their texture was awesome. I'm talking cliche falling off the bone delicious. They also had a nice little subtle spice to them. I'm also a big fan of the poblano mashed potatoes.\n\nThe extra star, however, is for the owner. He came out after our meal was finished to see how our food was and spent about 10 minutes having a nice conversation with my party of 6. I'm sure he had other things he could have rushed off and done, but his personal touch really meant a lot. It's not something you see much anymore outside of ultra-high class restaurants.
__label__1 The bartender is great. Hustler, he should be managing the joint...the service for the actual restaurant...sucked ass!  Make sure you don't come too hungry cause you'll be waiting a while...food was moderate for most of our party, they ordered burgers and pulled pork special, I ordered broasted pork chop...stick to the burger and save some $
__label__3 I was a bit wary of getting my eyebrows threaded but since I use Retin-A to prevent aging (yeah...getting old sucks) waxing becomes quite a pain (basically your skin is sensitive so it tends to rip off easier when you wax...ouchie). So I decided to give this place a whirl. \n\nLaura sat me right down and totally rocked the house on my eyebrows. She gave me a beautiful arch and it didn't hurt hardly at all....its actually kind of a weird feeling. Like Belle L said in her review you could just dust the little hairs off and be on your way...and as a mom to the monkeys I appreciate not having to go home to put some ice on to calm the redness....I just don't have the time. \n\nLastly, its CHEAPER than waxing. I paid $15 for all that I needed plus tip. I will DEFINITELY be back here for most of my hair removal needs (I think they stay away from the bikini area...but I could be wrong).
__label__4 We just saw the Mike Hammer show at the 4 Queens last night!  Wow!  He has amazing energy and creativity!  Mike keeps the show moving with fast paced comedy and magic.  \n\nHis impromptu style of pulling guests from the audience and enrolling them into the show was both captivating and a laugh a minute.  You just never know where you will be hammered with his keen since of humor and creative magic touches... I still can't figure out how he swallowed the raser blades and smiled while doing it.  The  Mike Hammer show is a must see, catch him now while he is affordable...It's my guess he will be on the strip in a big room sometime soon!  5 stars in our book!!!\n\nJesse Ferrell
__label__3 DJ on fridays..good drinks nice crowd.
__label__2 I've only been to Red Squirrel once before, and haven't been back since until a hungry tum for breakfast brought me here. And now I realise why I've not been back.\n\nIt's a lovely bar to look at. Big and spacious and bright. I think I like the decor in here the most out of all three 'Holyrood 9a bars'. The service seemed a little 'meh' though. You know when you pick up that staff are taking it easy? And their friends come in and banter with them right in the middle of the floor, and make you feel awkward for being there as a customer? Yeah that.\n\nI notice Laura D compared their burgers to Holyrood 9a. Whilst it is the same style of menu with near-identical burger options, I can say that the Holyrood 9a is far, far superior. The buns are the same, the toppings are the same but they just aren't as good at The Southern. I can't put my finger on it but just... they're very meh.\n\nSo for breakfast. My dining companion had the full breakfast and I asked for the blueberry pancakes. They're out of pancakes. Oh. Ok, I'll have the granola instead then.\n\nWhat turned up was pretty much a full-box-worth of granola in a bowl. SO. MUCH. GRANOLA. Luckily I'd asked for it with the compote that would have come on the greek yoghurt as I find granola alone a bit boring.\n\nAnd it was. It was just dusty, floury granola. Not the Red Squirrels fault, a lot of granola is like this. But when you get enough granola that would last a small family a week, it just gets so repetitive and dull. And they'd packed it into the bowl like whoah, so it went really soggy when I covered it in milk.\n\nOverall I just didnt really enjoy eating the granola. The price was \u00a34.50 or so and I'm guessing they gave me that much granola to justify a higher price. I'd rather pay \u00a32 for half the size. I also heard that the full breakfast was 'meh'. There was one small rasher of bacon that was very fatty, a really big slice of dry white toast, and it just didnt live up to the normal feast of Scottish breakfast style.\n\nI know I\"m ranting a bit about breakfast. I think I'm just upset that Red Squirrel isn't on the same standard as Holyrood 9a (the Southern is close) which is a shame. I'd maybe still pop in here for a drink, although given the new bars opening in the area that are really pretty awesome, Red Squirrel may have to up its game a little.
__label__4 Gotta Love Oliveos!!!
__label__1 We've had a coupon for this place for a while and finally ordered a pizza from them. Coupon was for $11.99 large unlimited topping, but the guy on the phone kept quoting a higher price. It took a little clarification on my husbands part for the guy to understand that when your coupon says $11.99 then that's what you get your pizza for. \nSo we ordered  a veggie pizza with extra cheese, minus olives and mushrooms as our friend was allergic. It was tasty, but not extraordinary. The only veggies I could visually see were green peppers, onions, and garlic. The crust was also a bit too thick and chewy, whereas I prefer a thinner crust with crispy edges. Not bad, but nothing amazing.
__label__3 The pizza here isn't great, but compared to other \"cheap\" pizza places it's pretty tasty. I mean  the crust, cheese, sauce, and toppings actually taste like those things, which might sound like a no-brainer, but with real cheap pizza you never know what it's gonna taste like. \n\nI've always gotten the two 14'' pizza deal w/two toppings (on each pizza) for $16 (it actually used to be $14.99) with my family. That's a pretty good deal IMO (and like I said, the pizza is actually pretty good). I will say, I thought it was odd the last time I ordered from here I was quoted a price that seemed high to me over the phone. I mentioned it when I went in to pick up & was told you had to mention over the phone when ordering the \"deal.\" I mean, they gave it to me, but still thought it was odd I had to mention it. \n\nAll in all, this place has pretty solid cheap pizza. I also believe they serve by the slice even tough it's not on display (maybe at certain times it is), and I noticed when you check on on foursquare you can get a free slice w/purchase. Cool beans.  \n\nOliveo does have some seating, but not much so carryout or delivery are your best options.
__label__4 Great pizza and wings, awesome salads too! I get delivery 2 times a week and the delivery is always fast and the food is hot!
__label__1 The noodles were bland. I ordered the noodles with steak and my friend ordered the curry noodles.  Both were bland.  The prices were good and the service was friendly but this place was not worth going back to especially since it's in the same shopping square as Monta.
__label__3 Fast and cheap tasty food. I like the chicken curry over rice for only 4.95!!  Also the mango pudding for dessert is delicious and only $1.25. I came here because Monta was a ridiculously long wait and it ended up being great.
__label__4 As good as Chinese food you'll find in Vegas with each dish for about $4.95 to $7. One can't go wrong. The decor is bare basics but a terrific cheap eats with great Hainan chicken.
__label__1 Arrived in Vegas in the late afternoon and this was one of the few places that were actually opened on Thanksgiving. Our original idea was to go to the ramen place near this restaurant, but that place was closed for the holidays so we came here instead.\n\nI don't know if this was just an every day thing or a holiday thing, but the server gave us tea in styrofoam cups. Odd. Very odd. What restaurant actually does that? Mm..\n\nThe lady server we had gotten didn't seem friendly. If anything, she seemed annoyed when she took our order. There was 10 of us so maybe that was overwhelming, but it just looked like we were troubling her by our order or something. \n\nThe styrofoam cups should have gave me a clue. Besides their plates and bowls, everything else we had gotten was plastic. I had ordered their hoi nam chicken rice with white breast meat and oh man, it was... super dry. The sauce they gave me for it didn't even help hide the dryness of it. Ugh. I washed down the rest of the chicken while promising myself that I will never get this again. The rice it came with was good, but it didn't save the chicken. \n\nAt least the bathroom was clean. \n\n1 star for being opened on thanksgiving when everything else was closed. \n1 star for not charging for tea.
__label__0 Waste of money!  Had a great salesman on the phone who sold me into everything I would get....I asked very specific questions to make sure I was picking a place to fit my needs.  They have fancy machines but are completely unhelpful.  I give them a ZERO out of 5.
__label__4 I was tired of being fat and knew I had to make a change....nothing had worked before but with the help of the dedicated staff I was able to lose 50+ pounds and keep it off. Chachi was there to give me support when I needed it and help to overcome plateaus....I owe the new me to them and I am forever thankful!!!! I highly recommend anyone looking to make a life change go  and talk to Chachi....he will put u on the right path!
__label__4 Needed to have a Deep Cleaning before the holidays because family will be visiting. Waited until the last minute to schedule and Wave was able to fit me in 2 days before my ideal day (not an issue-I knew I waited too long). Before my appointment I received very quick email correspondence to arrange and confirm the appointment. On the day of the cleaning, I received a call from Melissa to confirm my address and then the cleaners showed up about 10 minutes later. There were two very pleasant ladies who arrived and got right to work. They worked really hard on my 4 bd, 3 bath house for nearly 5 hours. The place is sparkling!! It looks better than the day we moved in! After the appointment I received another call from Melissa following up on my service. A+ customer service! A+ cleaning! All around great experience. The cleaning was so good and so thorough that we are planning to keep it up with monthly visits. Thank you, Wave!
__label__0 If you going to use the Drive-Thru at this KFC .....STOP..!!!, Don't waist your time and don't even think about it. You NEVER get your order right. Either they put wrong item you did not ask for or something is missing when you get home. Order taker has no clue how to take an order. Even today 5/14/2014 with manager looking over his shoulder, order taker screwed up. AGAIN..!! \n\n       \"The order taker needs to know what's on the menu and sadly, need to know how to work the keypad for taking order..!!! \"\n\nNever Again..Done with this KCF.\n\n\nND
__label__1 Had to stop here while in Charlotte for items with \"Reid's\" on the label since that is my Dad's name (perfect Father's Day present) and ended up buying a gift box full of things for him and a small passel of things for myself.\n\nCan't totally judge the things I bought my Dad yet since Father's Day has yet to come, but I can safely say that they stuff I bought for myself was way overpriced for the size/quality.  It was a nice \"fantasy\" cooking shop, but I can't say I'd be willing to pay those sorts of prices day to day.\n\nAlso: parking is a living nightmare.
__label__4 Working with Catherine and Layers of Lovely was an amazing experience. We met with her for an initial consultation and she had tons of imagery/examples to look at for inspiration. From that point, we simply told her what our vision was, what type of flowers we loved, what we didn't like and then left it up to her and her team. And boy did she deliver! Walking into the ceremony and seeing my bouquet for the first time brought tears to my eyes. It was all so stunning. \nWe had them work on everything from boutonnieres, bouquets, table arrangements, floating arrangements, cocktail table displays, dance floor floral chandeliers, chuppah adornment, aisle arrangements and a cake topper. Everything was beyond beautiful. \nMore guests commented on the amazing floral than almost any other element of our wedding. We would highly recommend Catherine and Layers of Lovely to anyone and everyone, especially the discerning/type-A/particular bride.
__label__2 From all the other reviews I read it appears my experience was the same as many others: great atmosphere, good good, terrible service. \n\nI go up for a refill of my coffee and a worker is standing in front of the espresso machine pouring herself and drinking espresso shots. After standing there for about a minute I finally say something to her, \"Could I please have a refill?\" She then decides to acknowledge my existence and hastily pours me a refill. \n\nThe coffee tasted great and so did my sandwich, but I don't think I should have to wait for the barista to finish her self-poured shots of espresso before I'm allowed to get my refill.
__label__1 I was elated when this place first opened up used to look forward to going there for brunch the food was great even though they were inconsistent with their dishes  and the service was not up to par but as time went by the food got worse. They started getting cheap on the ingridients. The location and decor is really nice and the outdoor seating is a plus. That's why the two stars.\n\nI have to say since being disappointed  a few times this place just pissed me off! This place is CUT!
__label__4 Awesome coffee.  Awesome setting.  Very attentive staff.  Good food :) perfect Sunday morning spot.
__label__0 I know lots of people love this place but for me it is mediocre at best. I have been here five times or more and had high hopes each time and each time disappointed. \n\nToday I had the California club sandwich with chips, fruit cup, lemonade and macaroons. Other visits I have had breakfast items and their \"famous\" Nutella latte. Everything I have had has been bland and over hyped. I asked for no cucumber and an extra side of aioli on my sandwich today and brought it home to hopefully enjoy. Well to my disappointment there was extra cucumber and almost no aioli. I had to put mayo on it so it wasn't horribly dry. There was a lot of meat which was surprising. There was almost no cheese or tomato. The chips were delicious but too thick. \n\nI moved onto the lemonade and which I was looking forward to because how can you mess up lemonade. Well it was not fresh squeezed or fresh anything. It was clearly some kid of powder and not good at all. The macaroons were the only thing that could have saved my lunch. They looked exactly how macaroons should so I was excited. One bite into it and I was not thrilled. I had lime and raspberry and they both tasted like chemicals. You couldn't tell the two apart! The last time I was here and had the Nutella latte I was disappointed because it didn't taste like anything! Very bland food and artificial tasting drinks and sweets. \n\nThe service wasn't good either. The guy putting the order in was rushing everyone and obviously didn't put the orders in well. Everything took over 15 minutes to come out. I have already given this place too many chances and won't be back again.
__label__4 This is a great place to study, work, or meet up with a friend. They have tea as well, which is perfect for me since I'm more of a tea drinker! I usually order the Earl Grey or Jasmine tea. They bring it out in a French press and brew it for you! So you can make about 4 cups of tea! Today I'm trying out the Chai Tea Latte for the first time and it's delicious. I recommend this place, they have free wifi and outdoor seating.
__label__0 Update- Makes me so sad to post this. One of my favorite breakfast places really disgusted me this am when I saw the manager walking all over the food counters to clean the shelves during operating hours!!! He didn't even clean the counters when he was done and I even saw his foot touch the coffee filter staged near the coffee machine. There was coffee and food being placed on the same counters!!!! \n\nHas this guy never heard of a LADDER??? Do they not realize you clean the place when it's CLOSED?!?!? Not only was he walking on counters, he was creating all this dust when he wiped down the shelves!!!! Yuck!!!!\n\nIf they can do this in front of customers, I can't imagine what they do in the kitchen.
__label__0 I have visited this Taco Mac as well as the Taco Mac near South Park serveral times.  This was by far the worst service experience I have had to date.   I believe that several of the other reviewers are correct that it has a lot to do with the proximety to UNCC.   If your party has more than four people, there are better options in the area.  The beer selection is awesome, riveling only the flying saucer in the area.  The food is mediocre at best, incidently it seems better and bigger portions at the south Charlotte location.  Overall, avoid the place if you can.
__label__1 Boneless Wings had a tasty sauce, but not enough sauce and too much coating for my taste.
__label__2 Came here on a sunny, warm, Saturday night.  I looked enviously on the people enjoying the backyard patio with its hanging white lights while sitting inside the dark interior.  Regrets regarding seating choices aside, I had a pear and arugula salad which was good, but still left me hungry $8 later.  Many others in my party ordered drinks which may be a better way to go.
__label__2 Not my usual Goodwill drop off location, but this is pretty large (locationwise).  Looks like the moved from the stand alone building next door over to where the Hannaford... well I guess the Food Lion is still there, they just gave up some room for the Goodwill to move in.\n\nConvenient drop off location in the back of the building... have to turn around in the loading dock area, but it gets the job done.
__label__3 This location had great accessories and I did get a few great blazers. The staff just wasn't the friendliest. However they weren't rude. Just kinda blah lol
__label__2 Went to Genghis a few months ago, and it's quite the unique experience. You pick what you want food-wise (they offer suggestions, or you can do it on your own), and place it in a little bowl. It gets cooked and then delivered to your table. I made my own, and frankly, it was disgusting; however, Genghis has a business model that's brilliant. I can't blame them for my food being bad, because I made it! I'll definitely go back again and try something they know is edible lol.
__label__1 Honestly... Two stars may be a little rough here simply because - You created your own food here and it really can only be your own fault but.... It just wasn't for me.  \n\nI decided to go with a seafood geared noodle dish and my wife went with a chicken based one.  The vast selection of toppings and portions was nice, but seemed on the side of lower quality.  The crab really seemed like imitation crab (probably was) and the scallops were rubber.  Having said that - The chicken dish was much better.  3.5 stars good.  We both went with the \"stir fry\" sauce and it was simply fine.  Creating your own dish seems cool but honestly, why go out to eat just to prep your food.  Also, why the heck was their 15 waitresses there??  What was 20% for, I'm picking everything out, dropping it off, and all you do is walk it out.. .. That was confusing.  \n\n-Ian M.
__label__1 I still hate this place but am cursed as my husband loves it..I tried to hide the fact they opened one in Matthews but can't ooooh noooooooo I
__label__3 My experience with Viet Bistro was good. I ordered a bowl of Pho Dac Biet(the special) and Goi Cuon (Spring Rolls). The only thing I didn't like was the spring rolls were just with shrimp when they are usually with shrimp and meat. Overall it's still a good place to eat, I will try the Bun Bo Hue next time :)
__label__0 Have visited a few times. Always figured the cigar/cigarette smoke smell was coming from the cigar lounge located next door. Until last visit. I witnessed the cook not only smoking cigarettes while stirring the huge pot of soup broth, he actually was sipping from the huge ladle/spoon \"taste testing\" and putting it back in to continue stirring! \n\nI will never and I mean never return! Unbelievable!
__label__0 The food was ok not as good as a particular veit. Pho. SERVICE was not that good she didn't exactly get my order right no check ins and did not understand me well
__label__1 Location is clean, service is polite and prompt. I like how they use blue film covers over the fluorescent overhead lighting to keep it from being too harsh, gives the dining room almost a lounge atmosphere.\n\nBut the food.\nSalt and pepper calamari order was $7 for 14 grease-soaked pieces, without any salt or pepper. Very bland, only tasted like grease, served with cups of sweet and sour sauce? Best part was the random pieces of fried carrot used as garnish.\n\nThe \"special combination\" bahn mi, with a smiley-face next to it on the menu, was a huge disappointment. Meat was all stacked on one end of the sandwich. I opened it up to distribute it evenly, only to find several blackened pieces of meat- the type of coloration that looks like food that has gone bad, not blackened from cooking. Picked out several pieces, then bit in, only to encounter some crazy spicy sauce or seasoning that was so strong it made my eyes water. All I could see were jalapenos (one piece on the entire sandwich?), and I don't mind those.\n\n This place may be right next to my gym, and the pho may be delicious, but I will not be coming back. If you can't reliably serve unspoiled cooked meat on your sandwiches, I am not going to trust the meat cooked in your soups.
__label__2 I am surprised at the reviews for this place.  Potentially, some issues have been addressed.\n\nI thought this a solid execution with decent atmosphere.  The ramen i had was prepared aldente, as I like.  I had the Beef Short Ribs Ramen, which is typically quite fatty.  For those desiring leaner cuts don't get this.\n\nThe broth tasted typical yummy and the egg, seaweed, baby bok choy and corn were a solid combo.\n\nFor the price, I don't know that it's value.  There weren't an extraordinary amount of noodles which was probably a good thing as I was checking them out as an afternoon snack on my way through town.\n\nThis is conveniently located next to the Sheraton Centre-Ville and is ideal for Asians stopping through town who want something that is decently good.
__label__4 Great service. I had the portobello panini and totally loved it.  And my drink was a fresh strawberry lemonade witch I recommend 100%. My dad had the beat salad and was great. And perfect portion sizes. The pizza was a hit with the kids. The best part was the people working there. We got some cookies (amazing) and the guy at the counter refused our money for them. You should go there we loved it so much!!
__label__3 The new girl I had last time isn't here today, but the owner is here, checking on her stores, I recognize her from the web site.  She is busy talking back and forth with the staff, but all the while, they are taking excellent care of my brows!  I use the punch card each time I come, so I am at my free threading after today's visit!  Great service, huge waiting area, and never busy!
__label__4 Visit here several times a year. The food is always fresh and well stocked. They have sushi, and several seafood items for their dinner buffet. The staff is always efficient as well.
__label__0 Disgusting!  If you go into the kitchen, you will never eat at this place.  Dirty Dirty Dirty!
__label__2 I've been here a few times now for the unlimited sushi deal.  It's pretty easy to get your money's worth.  However, like most places on campus, the sushi just isn't that good.  Don't get me wrong, it's not bad.  There's only one roll I've had here which I didn't like, and that's not because it was poorly made or anything; I just didn't like the flavor (the Texas Scorpion, in case you're wondering).  I tend to prefer fancy rolls, but most of the specialty rolls here are pretty similar, and I'd prefer some variety.\n\nI always get a ton of yellowtail when I go, though.  It's pretty tasty.
__label__2 If you are looking for high quality sushi, the kind that makes your palate sing and your cheeks soften with tenderness, this is not your sushi place. Nor is it a sushi restaurant with great variety of rolls. \n\nThe quality is decent enough, the rolls large, and the meal filling. We ordered 6 different types of rolls (a lot of food -- we were not able to finish), all roughly $5-6 each, and all tasted about the same. Many of the rolls come stuffed with cream cheese. The main flavor difference between them was whether a fried ingredient was also included. Vegetables, too, added a little variation -- the asparagus offered texture. Many of the rolls promise \"crab,\" but the cashier told me that the rolls include imitation crab meat. \n\nThe seaweed salad had a tasty sesame oil dressing. It made a nice contrast as a side. Two of us shared one portion (priced around $6).\n\nThe free fried eggroll, a small complementary item, that came with our rolls was not very good. It was room temperature and oily.\n\nThe restaurant is clean, but extremely plain and spare.
__label__2 It's cheap and decently fresh sushi. We are in the middle of nowhere - fish can't exactly be delivered and prepared on the same day, so don't go in expecting something fancy. Like its rating, it's A-OK sushi. Sushi Ichiban has a huge menu though, and they offer Chinese food along with a wide range of sides, appetizers, and drinks. You can even get packaged food to go if you're in a rush.\n\nI only go here when I feel a craving for sushi and want to go all out with the all-you-can-eat offer. It's $25/person and you get a menu to mark what you want. Then they bring out your order and when you're done, you can ask for another sheet to order more. The number of choices is quite large and chances are you'll find something you like. I enjoy the sweet potato roll, the Las Vegas roll, New York roll, and the Bubba Gump roll the most. They sometimes look good, but sometimes they look hastily made and are unevenly cut/fall apart. I also hate it when they cram the rolls full of veggies/rice and only a small bit of fish. The miso soup is okay though.\n\nTip: The raw tuna they use sometimes tastes bad, so eat at your own risk. It's not worth getting something like the spicy tuna roll and having to eat it or pay the $1/piece left uneaten fine. My tuna roll had a strange, fishy taste and the color was a dull reddish-brown with a glossy sheen to it.\n\nWaiter service: almost non-existent. You get water by yourself (grab a pitcher if you have a big party), and the only service is when they bring you your sushi. There is one Caucasian waiter who is really nice and dedicated to good service. He jokes around, is totally friendly, and he works really hard. I dislike the Chinese waiter though because my boyfriend and I were eating together and he gave our order to another couple who didn't even look like us. He literally decided to give it to the first table of two he saw. After a long wait, I asked him about my bf's order because I overheard the couple picking at the rolls and saying they weren't sure if this was their order. He says, \"Oh, I gave it to that table.\" No apology or anything. We had to reorder and wait even longer for his order to come out. They also messed up my order and out of the three rolls I ordered, they completely forgot to give me my third one. \n\nAs a poor student, I guess this is the highlight of my sushi experience when I want okay sushi, but don't want to splurge.
__label__0 The fish on the sushi gave my friend food poisoning. Worse part is the manager is literally watching you from the Cameras in the back. \n\nThe worst part is that if you order more of the same sushi they reduce the fish portion and increase the rice amount. I ONLY TASTED STICKY RISE!!!
__label__3 We went for a quick drink and dinner.  Had a salad and my husband had the fish and chips.  Overall, the food was good, drinks were on special and the service was friendly.  Great atmosphere...lots of locals.
__label__4 I have been a few times and each time I am so happy I went. The food is unreal! I have tried the filet mignon, the salmon, the chicken scallopini all which melted in your mouth! They have everything from espresso drinks to top notch wine. I love the fact that is a Vegas family run establishment as well. Everyone is really so nice and cares about making you happy. Gotta love that it is a 24hr place to!
__label__1 Let me start by saying I am not a very picky eater and I have never not finished a meal no matter how bad it was.  That has changed.  My entree was the ribeye steak with mashed potatoes and steamed vegetables.  I ordered it medium plus like I do at all steak houses(I know, this is not a steak house).  It came out charred in some parts of the top but yet still pink on the inside.  It was the most dry and chewy steak I ever ate.  I actually had to spit out my fifth bite because it was so bad.  I didn't touch the rest of it.  I then tried some of my wife's chef special(chicken parmesan).  She had stopped eating because she said it tasted like a Marie Callendar's tv dinner.  I had to concur.  The only reason I did not give 1 star is because the appetizers were good(spicy ahi tuna chips, and artichoke dip), as well as the desserts(crem brule, and tiramisu).  Needless to say, we will never be back here again.  I don't think it will be open much longer, we went on a saturday night and there were only two other couples there when we got there and only another table when we left.  Pretty sad and disappointing.
__label__4 I stopped into this place recently after picking up a friend late from the airport for a snack and a little gaming and was pleasantly surprised.  I really want to begin with the great service from when you first sit down and throughout your stay, as this is a pub that likes to get to know its patrons.  My buddy and I both have burgers with fries and were satisfied with it being a burger big enough to need to be cut in half yet still tasty with options like wheat bun, avocado, multiple kinds of cheeses and even sweet potato fries.  \n\nIf you're looking for upscale bar food in a 24/7 setting that is great with amazing service then I recommend you stop in for a snack and drink.
__label__3 Great local watering hole.  Diverse crowd and always someone interesting to talk to.  Good food st bar but I've never eaten more than an appetizer because let's face it...  I'm there for s martini !!
__label__3 Just under .40 Cents per wing, Tues-Thursadays with a drink! wow what a deal.\n\nA nice excuse to hang out with friends to enjoy great finger food.  I also like the different layouts of the many locations.  I'm not a big yelper of chains but heres another one that is worth the typing.  \n\nThese guys also claim that they were the first to bring Award winning Buffalo wings to Arizona, the website states it, so it must be true.\n\nEnjoy, \nKevin
__label__1 It depends on who you get to serve you.  Make sure you ask not to be waited on by Sweaty Waiter. It is so gross to watch the sweat drop off this guy.  He is so sweaty that he constantly has to push up his glasses.  One time I told the manager about him and told him he shouldn't be waiting tables.  The manager said his hands were tied because Sweaty Waiter was a friend of the owners family.  I told him that the waiter was disgustingly sweaty and he needed to towel off and have extra shirts.  The manager told me he does towel off and change shirts but it doesnt help.  Then later he sent him home and told us he was sweating more than usual because he wasn't feeling well. So gross.
__label__4 They're open on Sunday now.  Huge plus in my book.  Yay!
__label__0 I bought the Strawberry Fields mani/pedi Groupon with a friend.  We came in and were led to the back room where there were 2 pedicure stations.  \n\nThe foot spa was not working at my station during my visit. \n\nDuring my pedi, the girl used a strong callous remover on my feet, then applied a sugar scrub which mixed with the callous remover and was spread all over my legs.  She left the callous remover/sugar scrub mixture on my left leg till it burned while she proceeded to do the same thing on my other foot and leg. I had to tell her to wash it off and she seemed surprised that a mere \"sugar scrub\" would sting.\n\nWhen she began applying the nail polish I'd chosen, it started clumping on my toes. She used paint thinner to try to \"fix\" the polish but it continued to clump and went on thicker in some places than others. She didn't think anything looked wrong when I pointed this out to her.\n\nShe didn't use toe-dividers, either, to separate my toes. Apparently they don't even have them at this salon, so the polish was all over my feet by the time I left.\n\nBy the time we got to the \"manicure\", my stylist forgot to soak my fingers, and didn't bother to use any cuticle softener before taking her metal instrument and jabbing/scraping my dry nail beds.  She didn't even clean under my nails. \n\nBecause she had another customer waiting and because the pedi was so bad, I told her not to bother painting my nails.\n\nThis place was a disappointment to say the least.
__label__0 I had an appointment scheduled for a massage today at 3 pm. After driving there, the receptionist (who happened to be the owner) informed me that they accidentally put me down for a facial, and they didn't even have a massage therapist there on Wednesdays. The receptionist who I spoke with on the phone to book the massage was standing right next to her and didn't even apologize or take responsibility for her mistake. The owner was very rude, abrupt and cold, and offered nothing to make it right. I showed her a text message and email confirmation they sent me confirming the massage, and expressed that I drove all the way there for nothing. The owner did nothing to make it right. She asked if I wanted to PAY for a hair cut or facial instead! Why would I want to PAY for a haircut or facial??? I have never experienced such horrible customer service before. I was looking forward to my massage there and planning on signing up for a monthly membership. Very disappointed.
__label__1 Regardless of the correct name, I had my first visit into the US Airways Club & Business Center last week. Thankfully I used free passes. Though the club offers a MUCH better place to be then in any terminal - once inside I really expected more. It was a huge place with tid bits of food here and there, but nothing like I thought there should be. Cheese that didn't taste too good, soup with too many noodles and endless amounts of chairs without a place for your lap top. I was naive to think that you might get free drinks, but not even soda was free! In my opinion they could have done so much more with the space. \n\nThe restrooms were clean enough - cleaner then the ones in the terminal and the entire lounge was much less noisy, but the cost is a bit high! \n\nI will be checking out the other airports to see how their clubs compare, but I'm hoping for a cheaper way without being a Chairman! \n\nI was more impressed by the Delta Club!
__label__1 I really wanted to LOVE this place because of all the good reviews here and because of the reviews is why we went there tonight. Sometimes I wonder if relatives give these places the 4-5 star reviews. \nI will say the place was clean and tidy and the counter girl was pleasant. I don't like cafeteria style restaurants, especially at $12.00 a plate. Only thing good about an order yourself place is I don't tip. \nI ordered the BBQ pork and it was bbq'd right to the skewer so I had to eat it with my hands. It was over cooked, rubbery and way to thin. However, it did have a good flavor. The macaroni salad was very good and they were happy to replace the rice with a green salad at no extra cost.  The short ribs were very tough and cut thin, again the flavor was good. The coconut shrimp tasted like it was just ordinary frozen restaurant fare, nothing special. I really wanted to like this place as we need more family run places and not chain eateries. We were there from 5:30 to 6:30 and we were the only ones in the place the whole time. Too bad. Oh yeah, it took a long time to get our food being we were the only patrons . I may try it again and order the chicken.
__label__0 Went out to try this place out today. Pulled the door handle and the door was locked. Peeked inside, the half of the ceiling lights were on and the tables were in dissaray and without a chair insite. More than likely this place went out of business.
__label__1 Welp, sorry to be the Negative Nancy amongst all these glowing reviews. It's kind of a problem with Yelp; lots of people say something's great and others just kinda go with that flow. Either that or they have no taste (hoping the prior; don't wanna seem too pretentious).\n\nAnyway, the people who claimed these doughnuts are a step above Krispy Kreme or Dunkin Donuts are wrong. They aren't a step below, it's just that they almost taste *just* like Krispy Kreme doughnuts. I had a chocolate-filled glazed, a much-recommended (on here) buttermilk, and a chocolate iced chocolate cake doughnut. \n\nThe verdict: The chocolate cream-filled was more of a chocolate jelly than chocolate cream. After a bite, it was clear for the trash bin. The other two were not so bad, but seriously tasted just like Krispy Kreme; the \"buttermilk\" is just a knock-off of KK's sour cream doughnut.\n\nAnyway, pretty disappointed given the reviews here. I suppose I've never liked doughnuts, for as one reviewer put it they have a \"fast food feel\" after eating them from Dunkin' or KK; unfortunately, as copycats these have that same feeling.
__label__4 These donuts were the bomb! I had eaten one and a half donuts before I knew what was happening...I was in heaven! Of course I went with chocolate, but I had part of the buttermilk donut, which is to die for! Got to check this place out! I just wish they had one in my state!
__label__1 24 hours is a joke at this location and the service is just as bad. They should change their name to \"We are out\". It really does not matter that we got a late night donut craving and headed about 25 miles out of our way late at night to fill that craving...what matters is getting our hearts set on certain flavors and more than 1/2 of the time we are barked at \"We are out\". Really? 24 hours and you are out of everything? Not even as much as an \"I am sorry, but we are out\" no just \"we are out\". Maybe keep the lobby open 24 hours so that when you are out of EVERYTHING customers can actually SEE that you are out and not waste their time hearing \"no\" that's a bad word in customer service, yes sometimes it is not possible to always say yes, but NO should not be the primary word in a business priding itself to be 24 hours. Can you imagine going to Wendys late at night and ordering a burger and being told \"We have no more meat in stock\"....well then what is the point of being 24 hours? I guess just to pay some pissed off cashier to do nothing, but get an attitude with her customers because they are sick of being told no.\n\nOnto the donuts, they were very good and flaky! I think my fave one was the chocolate with sprinkles. The raspberry one was OK at best....The filling was what I did not care for at all, but the actual donut was good! My husband liked the glazed the best. We both went there with our hearts set on a certain flavor and of course both left without those since this 24 hour location decided that stocking up was not a crucial part of being a good 24 hour location. I guess it is good that what we did get we, for the most part, liked enough to say we would go back......but maybe to another location if we were in the area.
__label__4 I have never had a better doughnut. They are like a drug you just gotta keep going back for more!
__label__0 The 8\" pizzas were fully cooked but the 14\" and the 18\" pizzas came with uncooked dough. It was so doughy that someone actually said \"this slice actually held up!\" when his slice was slightly better. Boneless chicken wings felt slimy and dry at the same time. Actually, all the chicken felt dry. Mac and cheese tasted funny too. I believe the order was supposed to only take about 45 min but it took about 90 min.\n\nThe antipasto salad was decent tho.
__label__4 Just received my delivery of cupcakes that I purchased through Nicki's Groupon!  I asked for the baker's choice (four flavors she picks).  The cupcakes are absolutely beautiful (sparkly for New Year's Eve!) and taste phenomenal.
__label__4 Great hidden gem hiking trails. It has to be on of my favorite trails in town. No traffic or people and lots of options on paths. We only passed one biker. Gorgeous views that make you feel your in N. AZ.
__label__4 The hike was excellent.  We took the route that takes you around the base of the mountain that is just over 3 miles.  Easy enough for our 7 year old, but still will give you a good workout.  My wife, me and our two boys enjoyed it.  \n\nOnly thing that prevents this from being perfect is the address listed on yelp is wrong.  \n\nTurn north on N 55th off of Happy Valley.  Look for the tall lights around the athletic field and turn on W. Deem Hills Parkway.  \n\nFree parking and plenty of it.  There is a playground for the tiny ones up to 12 years old.  Basketball hoops and a soccer field too.
__label__1 Yelpers, I feel like I've been led astray! I went here expecting decent buffet food based on the reviews but everything was actually pretty gross. The miso soup was really salty, the mac & cheese had no flavor, the ice cream station was a messy disaster, and the sushi portion of the buffet had only 4 tongs for 8-10 plates of food (meaning you're using the same tongs for sushi as you are for edamame--felt unsanitary for me). Most of the food was overcooked and under-flavored. \n\n In all honesty, I thought I would probably get food poisoning from at least one thing here and was surprised that I didn't. I am by no means a princess and can enjoy a good dive with questionable sanitation standards...this means that if my cleanliness/food safety radar is going off, there is a problem. \n\n2 stars because the waitress was sweet and attentive. Also, since the food was so bad, I wasn't tempted to overeat. Take your money elsewhere if you enjoy quality food. If you want to stuff your face and don't care about taste, this works.
__label__3 I don't got to school at UNCC but discovered the gardens because I was looking for something outdoorsy, safe, and active to do while I was visiting the area for work and looking for some true beauty in the middle of stripmall-landia.  What a find and worth the effort to find and take the time to relax and enjoy the beauty of a simple walk on a hidden path in a busy campus!\n\nAlthough many plants are not in season (I visited in January, many plants were in hibernation), the botanical gardens, per my interpretation, are designed as series of walking paths that capture natures essence from various perspectives.  The effect is calming, relaxing, and purifying, regardless if you're a traveler searching out something different, or a student seeking solace, refuge, or even just a moment of calm in the midst of a hectic class schedule.
__label__1 The place was super busy maybe that is why our food was really cold. Seemed like chicken was cold but the cheese was warm. Fries were completely cold. I would have loved to wait a little more for a better, warmer meal.
__label__1 I would like to say that Smashburger is the most smashing burger I've ever had. However that's not the case. The decor is very minimalistic, that's okay it's a pretty casual burger joint and I was meeting a friend here for lunch so I'm not expecting much ambiance or else something has gone terribly wrong.\n\nSo you saunter up to that counter and you have a couple of choices for burgers. I chose the classic with veggie frites cause those sounded pretty cool. Well the burger's the most decent burger I've ever had. It was filling and unmemorable, well maybe I'm to blame for that maybe I shouldn't order a classic burger if I want my taste buds titillated. Veggie frites? I was expecting something like crispy vegetables and they kind of ended up being a fairly small portion of oily limpdick veggies, at least they're salted nicely.\n\nTotal bill for lunch? $9 I might as well go to a nicer restaurant and pony up the extra $1 for a much more awesome burger. However when I'm in the Stonecrest area this will do in a pinch.
__label__3 Have I ever been to smashburger? No. And now, I can say I have. So this place is neatly located in the stonecrest area full of restaurants and all your south side 5 second drive cravings.\n\nMy brother advised me to make my own burger. And I took his advice and did just that. I ordered an egg artisan bun, aged Swiss, tomato, lettuce, grilled onions, an egg, and mushrooms topped with spicy chipotle sauce. And of course some smash fries. How was it, you may ask?\n\nWell, this place is definitely place on my list to come back to. The burger was juicy, and with all the condiments loaded on there it came out pretty neat. I think I could've had more out on it, but I didn't want to try my luck with a burger that topples over to the point where it isn't a burger anymore. My philosophy: it's okay for mission burritos, no good for burgers on overloading condiments. \n\nThis place was a quick meal with a good amount of seating. With a feel of old school dining mixed in with the new. Pick up a menu, go to the counter, order, and sit down for your masterpiece (or a default burger) to come greet your burger cravings. \n\nOverall, this place is worth looking into if you're into burgers and a little freedom as far as creating what you want to taste. This place will be on my list if I'm in town and looking for a burger.
__label__2 As much as I rag about \"corporate coffee\", I still come to Starbucks out of convenience from time to time. * cue gagging noises * \n\nThis one happens to be on my drive to work! Sometimes you just need that extra caffeine hit after your morning wake-up cup or two at home. Don't judge! \n\nThere's no drive thru; however, the place has a huge parking lot. \n\nThe employees are always friendly and will either ask for your name or read it off your credit card. Me, usually in and out pretty quick - It's pretty hard to mess up  basic, non frou-frou iced coffee! \n\nStandard Starbucks quality; what did you expect?  \n\nRecommended.
__label__1 The restaurant is kind of dirty, the service is ridiculously slow, and the food is not good. You're better off going to McDonald's.
__label__0 Such a sad review to write. Let me start by appeasing the disbelievers, I am originally from New York but grew up in Delaware right down the street from the Capriottis by the New Castle airport. Growing up I ate there at least three times a week consuming large amounts of Cheese steaks, Italians and Bobbys over a 22 year span. Military service moved me away from my beloved sandwich shop and I crave Capriottis often. Every trip home the first thing I do even before seeing family is stop for a meal, usually a small steak, Italian and bobby to split with myself, wife and son. Being a die hard loyal Caps fan I was disappointed after eating here. We took a trip north for the recent bike week and stopped off for a meal. The steak was flavorless and dry, bread was chewing inside like it should be but dry and crumbly outside like it was left out for hours prior to service. Bobby was good like back home except the stuffing was off and tasted a bit of stove top and the bread was the same as the steaks. I know Caps, and if the Margolets \"founders\" saw this they would be ashamed. I won't be back..... Avoid at all costs, the authenticity is lacking in a major way and the food is substandard.
__label__1 This place replaced the old Pickup Stix, redecorated the place but unfortunately the food isn't authentic nor does it justifies the price.\n\nThe server is extremely helpful and friendly. The portions generous but the flavor isn't there. \n\nFor $8.50 you have a good array of dinner menus to choose from and for around $5 for lunch. Specials include egg rolls, wontons, soup, choice of rice and chow mein. \n\nI ordered \"double cooked pork\", it isn't double cooked pork. Rather it is just some veggies bbq pork stir fry. It was very disappointing and they should not have put the name up if the item is not what it's suppose to be. \n\nMy friend ordered sesame chicken and it turned out to be orange chicken with about 20 pieces of sesame on one piece of nugget. I'm not exaggerating. \n\nanyway, probably won't be coming back to this place. Quite unfortunate because it has potential and a good service.
__label__3 I'm new to the West Valley and this is the 4th or 5th Chinese place I have tried. It is by far the best of the small handful I've sampled. \n\nThe key to this place is the fact that they make your dish fresh when you order. It is piping hot and fresh every time. \n\nThe best dish I've had is the spicy orange chicken!!! I've also had the general, sweet and sour, and sesame. The general was a touch on the bland side. The other 2 dishes were spot on. \n\nYou can't beat the lunch prices, around 6 dollars for a generous serving of your entree, rice, soup, an egg roll, and a crab puff.
__label__3 We have eaten take out many times from here and the food tastes pretty good. Orange chicken is good but not the best. \nThe curry is really delish.
__label__2 I am originally from NYC, where the Chinese food reigns supreme... and when I moved out here it was hard to find anything that was even remotely close to good.... While China Red is still not NYC amazing Chinese food, it definitely comes close. The portions are nice and big, the flavors are great, and the egg drop soup is fab! They offer lunch specials, which are hard to beat since the price is about $6 for 2 meals worth food :) PLUS, they deliver, which is hard to find out here in AZ!
__label__4 Had me at hello.\n\nTo think I may never have ever came here, given that its past incarnation, The Crags, had been one of my favourite bars around the town a few years back. It was only through a chance conversation with a Sheep's Heid waitress that alerted me to Salisbury's existence.\n\nThe sister restaurant to the Sheep's Heid Inn, I would argue that the Salisbury Arms is more like the tougher big brother! The menu is the same as Sheep's Heid however as Salisbury houses a larger kitchen, it has the advantage of including the Heid's more popular specials as part of their regular menu, also allowing them three times the daily specials the Heid can manage. Three times as many!\n\nThe building intself is a sturdy old townhouse built of bricks, muscle and brawn. The inside has been decked out in the manner (or manor...?) of an old American winter cabin, complete with antlers on the walls and blazing fire classily located in the centre of the room. Very swish.\n\nMy last visit saw me dine on Roast Duck with Potato Dauphinoise, Butternut Squash, Curly Kale and Rosemary Sauce (see photos). Putting the unbeatable Mark Greenaway duck to one side, this is Edinburgh's duck silver-medallist. Abolutely melt in the mouth, generous portions, amazing combination of flavours. It was love. Can't stop talking about it.\n\nJennie opted for the gammon, a meat I would rarely select from a menu, and even that rocked the boat, steering clear of the usual thin round of meat, instead presented thick-cut and juicy, with chips that required a knife and fork themselves! Immense.\n\nThe old bar area is still intact with the addition of board games and live music on the weekends, all combining to make this an excellent location for a chilled out evening, or even a pre-going out meal.\n\nIf the food was rubbish I would moan about the prices, but my duck was worth every penny of the \u00a315 asking price. And from the other dishes I've been lucky enough to try, they've all been worth the cash. The staff in turn are warm, friendly and sociable on all the right levels.\n\nAbsolute winner. Joey's Top 5 without question.
__label__2 Cheri's review basically says the gist. The place is a bit weird. The receptionists are a bit moody, and eventually get nicer. The rooms are much smaller than on the picture, and have none of the Hepburn portraits. (Not that they would be necessary, but it was misleading). The room is a bit dark and the AC very loud. The bathroom is tiny, but nice -- exposed brick wall and wood. Unpleasant fluorescent light. Drawback: no night lamp. The curtains are thin, so you get awaken a bit too early. Breakfast is 5$ (although advertised as free).
__label__4 I've been drinking Starbucks coffee for years, but as soon as this place showed up I will only go to Starbucks if I'm way out of town. The coffee is strong and made with such flavor that you just can't compare it to Starbucks. Their staff is helpful and know how to make coffee. The atmosphere is relaxed and allows for kids to play around without knocking stuff over.\n\nMy wife and I are definitely impressed and are loyal to this local business!
__label__4 I like their coffee and I am happy to support a locally owned establishment. Good product and fair prices. Thanks for opening it!
__label__1 They do a pretty good job, but honestly, the blond woman who i believes owns the place is pretty rude and not very friendly. Next time I plan to drive a bit farther and go to Cobblestone which actually is a little cheaper anyway.
__label__0 I wish I could give negative stars. Ordered to go and when I picked it up I asked for a couple extra soy sauce and a couple of empty containers since the kids like to have their own container. The girl behind the counter was so rude she said the extra soy sauce and containers were fifty cents each. I told her to keep them. The place also smelled bad. When I got home, the food tasted like it was prepared way before I ordered it. I wonder when the health district was there last.
__label__0 I could have been okay with the small selection of flavor choices.  I can even overlook that it is overpriced, compared with other competitors.  But when the only person working can't stop video chatting on her cell phone to greet us? When it was time to pay,she told her phone to hold on.  Rang us up, then went right back to her cell phone video chat.  Talk about unacceptable service!
__label__1 Mehhhhhhhhhhhhhh\nI felt like it was really uncomfortable in this place.\nLike there was no real dance floor\n\nFrom all the hooplah on this place's Facebook page about a strict dress code, I expected the clientele here to be a bit... well... classier?  Better dressed?  I dunno...\n\nIt just seemed kinda trashy, very uncomfortable, and I don't think I'd ever go back.  Bleh.
__label__1 Well, they definitely enforce the dress code. Ladies, don't rely on your looks! If you aren't wearing the shortest dress ever, forget it. The club felt like a cheesy version of Vegas and everything was totally overpriced. If not for the good company of friends, I would've peaced out to a more comfortable club.\n\nWhat bothers me most about this club is the entire attitude. On their Facebook page they happily say Scottsdale is \"going downhill\" and credit themselves with bringing them out of it by having a retarded dress code. They think the \"upper class\" should remain the upper class. Right, you charge $10 for a cover in Arizona. Go to LA where they charge $45 or more for a mediocre club and get back to me about that upper class. \n\n\nOnly pros - the bathroom was interesting. Bizarre really. Not bad, not good, just different. Good place for hitting on people. The staff was actually strangely nice to people in line. One guy was particularly hot and funky.
__label__2 Classy looking place. It's a large club with a nice wrap-around patio. Bartenders were fast. The price range is on the higher end of having a fun night on the town. Could definitely go other places to get more for your money. This place seemed more about atmosphere and bottle service.
__label__0 This past weekend I went to the mint for their 24K brunch which is supposed to be amazing.  Unfortunately I didn't even get the chance to try it.  I walked in with 2 friends and was not even acknowledged by the hostess.  We had to ask for a menu and were rudely handed them.  We asked for a table and she said to seat ourselves so we did.  We were promptly given waters by who I believe was a buser.  We asked to order drinks and he said our server would be right with us.  After 30 minutes we gave up and left. Our server never came.  We asked multiple people where they were and the answer was always that they would be right there. I was appalled that this happened.  I was looking forward to testing this brunch out.  Service is important and The Mint has terrible service.
__label__1 I'm from out of town, but that doesn't mean that I don't know a good bar. I used to promote for bars and this is EXACTLY the kind of place that I would steer people away from. \n\nThe atmosphere is VERY pretentious, and it is what I would consider a middle class college bar. Every person around me that spoke to me, or that I spoke to made me feel like chances are there is no hope left for humanity.\n\nThe drinks were good as far as quantity and price are concerned. I'll put that in the plus category.\nIf there was one thing here that stuck out to me the most it was the abhorrent music selection and the drunk people throwing up in the booths on the patio. \n\nIf ever I find myself in Phoenix I will not be back.
__label__2 Just tried the Habit for the first time tonight. The burgers were tasty, not GREAT, but good. The fries were a bit soggy and soft, but still tasted good. The atmosphere was clean, and the staff was friendly...but...a 30 minute wait on a Thursday night to get my to go order? UNACCEPTABLE!\n\n10 minutes in line, and then 20 minutes waiting get my food. For a restaurant of this kind, that is just crazy. Not sure if the food was good enough to keep me coming back.
__label__4 This is the best burger I have had in a very long time.  If you are craving a good burger, you have got to try this place!!
__label__2 I've been wanting to try this place for months, and finally made it the whole way over the Waterfront over the weekend.  I was not disappointed, thought in all honesty I was expecting more.\n\n\nSmoke's menu is meat-forward, and includes most of the items you'd expect to find in a BBQ joint...in a taco.  The meat is most & flavorful, and has most definitely been smoked.  \n\nI think my rub with this place is that they rely on the meat too much, and don't try to dress up the tacos much at all.  I feel like they should stick with the BBQ theme and dress the tacos as such, or go the \"gourmet\" taco theme, and do some really good pairings with their toppings.  They do neither, and that fell a bit flat for me, considering there competition in Pittsburgh.  \n\nI tried pork, brisket, & vegetarian + chicken tacos.  The pork was far & away the best; it had that slight crunch that a good carnitas should have.  The brisket was good  but needed jazzed up a bit more, and the vegetarian/chicken was mostly beans & corn with some chicken on top.  \n\nIf the tacos were $3 each, I'd like this place a lot more.  For $4-$6, I think they're too expensive for what you get...layer the flavors like they do at Round Corner or Yo Ritas, or drop the price down to a range that makes them a good value for the money.  \n\nI will go back & try it again; we were there closer to closing time.  The owner is super friendly and I hope this place does really well, I just think they need to tweak their menu a bit more, as in theory I love the concept.
__label__4 Came at 8pm on a Friday. Still had to wait an hour. It was totally totally worth it. We tried most of the tacos. The ones that blew me away were the chicken and the pork! Oh wow. Like an explosion in your mouth. Love the Mexican and BBQ fusion. It's like they were made to be together. Great ambiance, good service and BYOB! Can't ask for anything more.
__label__1 I want to like Tipsy Cow more.  The location is great.  The few times I've been in, the crowd seems fun and the taplist is usuall solid. \n\n But... well, this past Saturday afternoon, I stop in and ask the barkeep for a beer that's on the chalkboard tap list. The following conversation ensued... \nbarkeep: \"Oh, we're out of that.\"\n OK, I order a different beer. \nbarkeep: \"Oh, that's gone, too.\" \nSo... what else is out of date on the tap list? \nbarkeep: \"Oh, everything else is up to date.\"\n OK, and what do you have on tap that isn't on the list? \nbarkeep: *blank stare*\n... OK, I don't see Three Floyd's on the chalkboard, but there's a three floyd's tap. what 3F are you serving? \nbarkeep: \"Uh it's an IPA\" \n ... I wait, since 3F has a bunch of different IPA/IIPA/DIPAs...\nbarkeep:  \"IPA means India Pale Ale\"\nThanks for mansplaining IPA to me in a completely non-helpful way. (If I didn't know what an IPA was, why would india pale ale help? come on.) And thanks for refusing to check the keg when I asked.  \n\nI usually try to visit a place a few times, and try to not let a single experience sour me, but it was a Saturday afternoon with very few customers. The bartender should know what beers are available, and telling me he didn't need to check the keg because it's an IPA is not helpful.  Having an out of date tap list is worse than not having a list at all, and the combination of the two was very frustrating.  \n\nI won't be going back to Tipsy Cow for a while, but hopefully they can work on improving the mediocre service.
__label__4 I love this place. They are always friendly, the cheese curds are the best as well as the chicken tenders.  This is one of my favorite restaurants in Madison.
__label__4 Great Burgers.\nGreat Appetizers.\nGreat beers.\nFast Service.\n\nIt's the perfect combination for a bar.   They also open some exclusive beers on occasion.  Recently had Dog Fish Head 120 Min IPA.   It's a great combination, I've been here for lunch, and for dinner, and all of the above were true.   Most of the times I've noticed the same bar tender, and give props to the guy.  He runs a good ship, and kept our drinks at the ready, and food handy when we sat at the bar.\n\nOften at lunch they have the Burger with Guac and bacon on the menu.   Not something I'd normally order.  On an adventurous day I ordered it.... and am now in a rut because that's all I want to order.
__label__0 Wow, made my first trip in to Dash the other day after going to 10 other consignment stores in Scottsdale.  I am furnishing a house and looking for quality merchandise at a decent price.  I could not believe the prices of their merchandise.  There are much better options for consignment furniture all over Scottsdale.
__label__0 WORST consignment store in the Valley, and no wonder they are going out of business.  They never attempted to sell a very unique piece of art work I brought to consign, instead they \"donated\" a day after contract expired.  It's no wonder their sales people are rude and ignorant as they are completely unhappy they are going out of business and will never be able to open another business again...these guys are absolute crooks!
__label__0 RUN AWAY fast!!!! The worst store I have ever been in- these Maricons are so rude- decided to close the store down when it was 3 in the afternoon while I was inside. They basically told me to get out, I guess they had a lovers spat or something.... Anyway I'm sure that \"nature\" will take it course and they will close for good. I seriously think they have a need for some years of therapy with the way they treat people.
__label__4 Je commente pour la premi\u00e8re fois sur Yelp, mais j'y suis d\u00e9j\u00e0 all\u00e9 plusieurs fois. Toujours autant agr\u00e9able d'\u00eatre assit \u00e0 une table \u00e0 cet endroit. Bon accueil, bonne ambiance et personnel tr\u00e8s cordiale et souriant. Menu \u00e9pur\u00e9 et tr\u00e8s bien expliqu\u00e9. La nourriture est d'une qualit\u00e9 exceptionnelle. Des saveurs riches en bouche et d'une somptuosit\u00e9 \u00e0 couper le souffle. Les calamars sont excellent, le burger le FatCat est un vrai r\u00e9gal et les beignets sont \u00e0 couper le souffle. Le service est rapide et efficace. Le rapport qualit\u00e9 prix vaut le d\u00e9placement. Par contre, si vous voulez en profiter un soir de fin de semaine, r\u00e9server tr\u00e8s t\u00f4t, puisque l'endroit est populaire et affiche complet rapidement. Globalement, je recommande fortement cet endroit.
__label__3 I liked this place a lot. Cool atmosphere and the food was excellent.  Not your typical diner.  I suggest you make reservation because it was very busy when we went.  Good place for kids ( we had six kids/teens with us), something which is not always obvious downtown.  I think the food was a hit with everyone, great beer, and the desert menu did most of in big time.  Excellent service!  It was a great pick to introduce our friends from Cleveland to the Montreal vibes (kid friendly vibes of course...)
__label__3 Excellent very fresh sushi! Great crowd and worth the little wait. I am visiting from Los Angeles and this restaurant is as good as many in LA, NYC & SFO
__label__2 This is a fun place in a great location in the Cultural District.  The food is very good, and the decor is charming.  The service is fairly quick, and the wait staff is very polite and helpful.  I was surprised at the devils on horseback, which turned out to be a very delicious appetizer...and something I was not expecting at a place called \"Meat and Potatoes.\"  I have heard people rave about the good food here, and it turns out to be very good and there are some fun choices, however it's certainly not the best Pittsburgh has to offer.
__label__4 Awesome restaurant.  Great drinks, everyone should go here.  I will be back often.
__label__3 Wonderful brunch! Has a knack for being creative and serving tasty food with a nice presentation. Food is flavorful; loved the bloody mary bar, and at a reasonable price.
__label__0 Bad service, gross food, bad drinks, VERY $$$. Typical for Pittsburgh. Will never go back.
__label__3 We stopped in before seeing a show and will be back. The restaurant had such a unique atmosphere and the breakfast was outstanding. I look forward to trying their Korean BBQ at some point. Our waitress seemed a little out of sorts and started talking to a customer next to us who was an awkward acquaintance, which was distracting for us seeing as how close the tables are. Overall an excellent experience.
__label__4 I was pretty sure that no place in the 'Burgh would supplant Park Bruges as my favorite brunch spot, but Meat & Potatoes makes it close.\n\nI love the layout of the restaurant - outdoor seating, but indoors the center of the room is a large bar, with the tables in the periphery.  To top it off, the chairs have high backs, and are the most comfortably dining chairs I've sat in.  That sounds stupid, but it was enough for me to notice.\n\nThe food was fantastic.  There is a nice touch to start, in that they bring an oversized, fresh, blueberry muffin.   This muffin has the perfect, sugary and crunchy top.  And definitely share the short ribs hash for the table.  We ordered nearly ever brunch entree, and everyone was happy: Pub Burger, Fried Chicken and Cheddar Jalapeno Waffles, a BPBLT (a gourmet BLT with pastrami belly).  The portions are quite sizeable, so bring your appetite.\n\nService was equally great.  I always enjoy it when the staff are also foodies, and get excited about the menu items, have actually tried the menu and drinks, and offer educated recommendations.\n\nI'm definitely looking forward to coming back for a dinner service.
__label__4 I have only eaten there twice once for dinner and once for breakfast. It was amazing. I tell people to try it all the time.
__label__2 A famous restaurant. Good service, very juicy and tender steak. While, the beer collection is not so good. Almost only canned beers are available (I just saw one beer tap there, which is not on the menu).
__label__0 Very disappointed. Poor service and unimpressive foods.\nFirst, poor service. \nThere was a waitress who kept hitting my father's chair in order to serve some foods to our next table. Because of her, he had to move his chair to the other side but she'd never apologized until we asked to do. \nTheir service was also very slow. \nSecond, unimpressive foods. \nWe had stakes and Bo Ssam there. Stakes were not bad. However, Bo Ssam was awful. \nBo Ssam is a Korean traditional dish. Since I am a native Korean, I'm really well aware of how the dish should be. It is NOT the Bo Ssam at all. It is not even close to the original dish and there is nothing close to the original dish. So disappointed. \nActually, I tried to find anything positive about this restaurant and the only positive thing is the location. That's all.  \nWill never go this restaurant again!!
__label__1 Condescending staff at reservation desk, rude waitress \nGreat mac n cheese appetizer\nTuna tacos were overly salty and inedible\nSalmon was cooked well but the seasoning on the kimchi was odd and distracting \nVery overrated restaurant\nSpend your money at one of Pittsburgh's better restaurants with more considerate staff
__label__2 I think this place takes itself overly serious...when your restroom is in the hallway of a neighboring theater it's time to take yourself a little less serious and deal with what you are. \n\nAs a appetizer we had the Kobe Corn Dog (which was very mediocre {didn't have the proper crisp, flavor was off}) and the Poutine (gravy was good wish there was more cheese curd).\n\nI was going to order the Bone Marrow but the couple next to us said \"you have to try the Mac-N-Cheese it's amazing\" so we did....it was really good. There is Chorizo and Pulled Pork in it so it is very hardy....(we were both going to order entrees but after this we shared one).\n\nWe finished with the Hudson Valley Duck Breast. The pastrami duck was cooked a medium rear and was delicious with the chimichurri.  The pierogies it came with were good but nothing special.\n\nOur server was fine....with us! He was seemingly short with the couple next to us who (the female was a vegetarian) seemingly asked questions about every dish. You got the vibe that maybe he's been spoken to about this by his managers....i.e. quipping back.\n\nHighlight of the night might have been the two Spanish guys (in \"wife-beaters\") who sat themselves at a table to \"just get some drinks.\" After two Corona's they left but clearly the restaurant did not have the proper procedures in place to deal with this....\n\n(It shows I have 4 check in's here.....I've only been here once. Verizon network was having issues that night into the morning.)
__label__4 You won't find another place in Pittsburgh like this one! It is by far my favorite in the city. The drinks and the food are amazing as well as the atmosphere.  \n\nI typically get the devils on horseback to start which are dates stuffed with chorizo and wrapped in bacon and then topped with some sort of incredible sauce! After that I get the saffron curry mussels. Which are to die for. I've tried many other things and loved them all as well. But when you love something why question it?\n\nPs the prosciutto crusted duck is also amazing!
__label__4 I ate here right after attending a play next door at the O'Reilly Theater. After learning that nearby restaurants closed early due to water issues, we quickly noticed that they were still open and decided to partake. We were welcomed and guaranteed a spot without reservation (points added for that)! The waitress was very pleasant and friendly. We ordered our drinks and browsed the extensive menu full of gastropub favorites! I had to order the mac n cheese! So yummy! I also ordered the wings and they were also very tasty! \n\nI can't wait to dine here again and try their brisket. Definitely 5+ stars!!!
__label__1 I had the opportunity to eat at meat & potatoes for the second time last night, and as the story goes, it was the best of times, it was the worst of times.  I must admit it did not live up to its 'reputation'. For our first soir\u00e9e, there we had brunch, and it turned out GREAT! My wife had the short rib hash (poached egg, horseradish hollandaise) @ around $12-14 it was priced right and tasted good. I had chicken and waffles (not as good as chi-town HOWEVER for PGH it was phabulous) and it was both filling and tasted good. SOO good that I made a mental note and put this place on my must try again list. \n\nI thought this was the type of establishment that a blue collar working man/woman, needed and would be proud to say... 'I've eaten there'. Again on that first night. Meat & Potatoes hit all the right spots. Service food ambience you name it they hit every note. These were the best of times!!!\n\nNow we come to the worst of times. My wife/soul mate is my foodie buddy. If I am belly to the bar 90+% of the time she is with me. Monday night was no exception. We decided to end her birthday week celebration with another run at nirvana. We shot for the moon and ended up in the trees:(.  My wife ordered the $14.00 pub burger extra well done. The waitstaff brought it to the table with panache, and the bar was set high. When she cut the burger it was as far from well done as you could be. The burger was red and spewed blood necessitating its return to the kitchen. Upon its return the meat was still a shade of pink that prompted my wife to throw in the towel and admit defeat. What was suppose to be a beautiful evening with dinner and dancing turned into... Just sparing with an almost live cow. Will I eat there again sure. Will it be soon. I don't think so. I am going to give my wife's wounds some time to heal.
__label__4 Had dinner here this past Saturday night.  Was wowed from start to finish, was greeted right away and sat for our 8:00PM Reservation.  Had an extremely knowledgeable waitress named Rachel that made fantastic recommendations based on the true preparation of the dishes.  There was too much that we wanted to try on their far from ordinary menu, full of interesting dishes.  We went with the Beef tartar appetizer which was so fantastic, smooth, flavorful and the delicious egg topped it off perfectly.  We also tried the tuna taquitas which were great as well.  The Fried Pickles are a must have, the breading is incredible but they are huge.  For entrees we enjoyed the Moules Frites with White Wine Garlic Broth, which the girlfriend said where some of the best she ever had.  I enjoyed their signature duck dish, this was such fresh meat but what really made it for me was the pastrami edging.  The sauerkraut pierogoies were a nice side of the dish aswell.  Dont miss out on their drinks, this was the best Manhattan cocktail ive ever had!  Also enjoyed a drink called the Perfect Sour, that was a great addition similar to a Pisco Sour.  Will be returning soon with plenty of options to try !
__label__3 I chose to have my birthday dinner here with my boyfriend last year . We started out with the cheese board which was a nice selection of cheeses.I ordered the Wagyu flat iron. It was cooked perfectly to my medium temp specifications and the mashed potatoes with the wasabi was a unique touch. My boyfriend ordered the pub burger. He said it was one of the best burgers he has ever had. Unfortunately, he became violently ill the next day and was feeling perfectly fine before he had eaten the pub burger. We have tried to go back since but it has just become too hard to get a reservation. I'd like to return because, since my last visit, my palate has expanded to the adventurous moreso than before and I would like to try some of their more \"daring\" options.
__label__2 I came here with my husband for early dinner at 5. We didn't have reservation but the placed was packed, fortunately a nice person gave us her table to sit at the bar.\nThe ambiance is nice and upscale. They had the comfiest chairs to sit at the table!\nThe service was pretty good even when it was super busy.\nI found the food good but not amazing. They also have big food portion size which I am not a big fan of. Overall it was a nice experience but not exceptional.
__label__3 La Shis KaBOMB !\n\nCheap...fresh....excellent flavors...nice people !!\n\nYa just cannot beat it !
__label__4 Went there today with 4 colleagues, one of which is from Jordan. The food was hearty and delicious. I suggest as a rule getting the special of the day or a couple of the sides. The kunafa was delicious.
__label__4 This is some of the BEST food you will EVER taste.  The SERVICE IS EXCELLENT!!! No need to run down the list of their dishes I have had everything and its all done to PERFECTION!! From the prices to the portions this guy KNOWS how to treat a customer!
__label__1 I had a $10 off coupon from Station.  The plan was to do the feast buffet for lunch but the line was so ridiculously long on a Tuesday.  LBS didn't accept the coupon so we opted for this.  \n\nMy wife got the corn beef hash which came with eggs, hash browns and toast.  Good portion but she's definitely had better.  I got the California benedict for $10 and that was a total joke.  Small plate portion and I guess the chef doesn't know how to poach eggs either.\n\nLooked like all the regulars were getting salads.  Maybe that's what I'll go for next time although I am pretty sure I am not coming back.  I'd do IHOP over this anytime.
__label__2 This is my second visit and this time the food wasn't satisfying. I tried their T-bone steak and ask for it to be medium. It turned out to be too dry and over done. To top it off the steak was cold. Compared to the last time, I ordered the chicken and waffle which was to die for. I was a little disappointed this time.
__label__1 Only place I've been to that messes up your order twice. I have been coming here for years now and haven't had any major problems just a few mix ups here and there but this time was a little aggravating. I ordered a simple omelette and the order is messed up, no big deal. I send it back and the waitress was happy to make a new one and apologized which was good...BUT when my new omelette arrives it was messed up again! They had forgot some ingredients and the way they presented it looked like they threw it together recklessly. The hash-browns were soggy and drenched in oil and the omelette was dry and crumbled apart from the first stroke of the knife. All in all was a pretty frustrating experience.
__label__2 Located in Red Rock Casino & Hotel. Decent food. Obviously, if you are in the hotel, convenient location and open 24hrs.
__label__3 Great for breakfast plates!\nThe reviews on this place aren't the best but I still enjoy it and if there's a long wait you can seat yourself right at the bar which has no wait time at all. It's actually a fun spot to chat with the bartenders who are always great and just enjoy your food. \nBreakfast is always great here with perfectly crispy bacon, hash browns, fresh eggs and toast that comes with whipped butter and a selection of jellies. I prefer strawberry & lay it on :)\nThe actual restaurant is very pretty with lots of nice details & yes it's always busy especially in the evenings. I always say that's a good sign. The service is good and I wouldn't say they are the fastest so don't come here if you're in a rush. I prefer to enjoy myself & take my time...\nOverall it's a great place with a good traditional menu and the prices aren't too bad. I come here all the time to grab breakfast for dinner.
__label__1 Typical takeout Chinese, American style. Nice and clean inside. Husband tried the sesame chicken and said it was better than many he had tried. Wonton soup was ok, nothing special. I'll be  back to try other things but I think two stars is sufficient. Most people would probably say it's fine.
__label__1 I had the eggplant parmagiana with pasta.  I liked the eggplant but didn't care for the penne with sauce.  The sauce has nothing going for it.  My companion ordered one of his favorites, chicken marsala.  It was accompanied by less than 1/4  cup of garlic mashed potatoes and veggies.  The chicken cutlets were small and thin.  Half way through his meal he asked me if we had anything in the fridge at home because he was definitely still hungry.  He said it was the first time he ate a meal at the restaurant but was still hungry.  Needless to say,  I had to go home and whip something up.\nNo bread was served. At an italian restaurant?????  I think that they have to rethink the size of their portions if they want to start in business.  I would have difficulty going back because I would still have to come home and cook!  \nThe server was excellent by the way.
__label__1 Third time's the charm!  Yep, I have dined here for the last time. The food is plainer than a mud fence.  It's such simple fare, too.  Why isn't it better?  My repast of 2/20/12 began with iced tea that tasted like an old foot smells.  Next up was the fried calamari app with a sidecar of tomato pookie.  Tender, yes, but greasier'n a drippin' bicycle chain.  And the panko batter wasn't totally enrapturin' the parts.  Undaunted, The Beau and I then took  advantage of a coupon offer of twoferone woodfired oven pizzas.  The Beau had a veggie (sans da mozz!).  I designed my own sausage 'n' 'shroom (sans tomato pookie!).  Beau's veggie looked good and he said it was.  It was certainly colorful with all the fresh veggies.  My designer original was, though, a pure letdown.  My feathers fell when the waitron started the pie's angle for the table's landing strip:  all my baby browns could see was -- Christ, almighty God! Elizabeth, I'm comin' to get ya! -- sliced Italian sausage.  Lord knows I shy from practicing anthropomorphism, but I can't believe any Hephaestus-fearing, woodfired oven would allow sliced sausage to enter its pie hole.   Fergawdsakes, Italian sausage is easy to make.  It's ground pork with some spices.  Make it yourself, Stone & Vine!  And you don't slice it.  You grab bits of it and throw it on the pie -- just like Nello's does it.  Anywho, as soon as the pie's landing gear touched the woodmac I immediately started dreadin' that first bite.  And sure enough, my fears were realized:  bland didn't even begin to describe the sausage.  Shame, too, 'cause the pie's crust had a good tooth to it.  Upshot?  Uh, Mr. Clark, I'll give da joint two stars.  Bland food.  Nice, comfy decor.  Tables have lots of space so there's room to cuss a cat.  Friendly staff.  And a good burn on the pizza crust.  Call when you find work, Stone & Vine.
__label__3 Each time we have gone to this lounge, the drinks have been awesome (long island ice tea, mojito, and some stiff jack on the rocks). Lingo even came back on several occasions to make sure that our drinks were satisfactory. The dancers are entertaining, after much debate my girlfriend and I agree that the Asian girl is the best dancer. The fun part for us is the people watching... never fails to bring the laughs.
__label__3 I give the Buffet 4 stars.  They were very accommodating to my family of 12.  Just coming from a funeral it was pretty draining for me and wasn't feeling all to well.  \nMy 1st trip was to the salad bar very small limited choices but I got in my greens.  The southwestern black bean salad was the highlight.  Then I went down the food line from Asian, Chinese, skipped over the build your own pasta station, a highlight of the place by the people waiting in line.  Then there was Italian, American, southern and of course Mexican, lots to choose from so variety was good on this day.  \n\nI'm not that big of a fan of buffets anymore since 90% I'm eating healthier meals.  The healthier I eat the mire salt and sugar I notice, this place is high in salting there foods and more variety in fats.  I guess it's was tourist and Vegas people want.  $9.99 is not a bad price but you got to eat at least $9.99 or more to get you value so make sure you have an appetite
__label__0 This company was recommended and will never use them again. I called to schedule a dryer vent cleaning and at first Jeremy seemed really cool over the phone. Unfortunately, that was the only good thing that I can remember. On the day of my appt, they were an hour and a half late. Then upon arrival, they didn't even have the correct equipment to do the job!!!! I have a dryer/washer stack combo and they couldn't move the machine! They simply stated that they checked the vent on the exterior of the building and  concluded that our vent was good to go for another 3 years. I wasn't around majority of the time of the service but despite not being able to do the job needed, they had charged us the full amount to do pretty much nothing. I could go on and on and in details about everything that happened but I won't. The thing I still don't understand is that being in the business of cleaning dryer vents, why did they not have the proper equipment to do the job?? Sure their prices seemed good but as for honesty, I wouldn't trust their judgement. I hired an honorable and awesome company to do the job after such terrible service and boy did they do a 200% better job!
__label__3 We were in Vegas for 2 days, staying across the street at the Wynn.  We ate here twice.  I can't wait to go back to Vegas, purely so I can have their Red Velvet Cake again (It's vegan and 150 calories.  WHAAATT??).  It's sweet, but not overly sweet.  One thing I love about vegan desserts, is that without the buttery taste that coats your mouth, you can actually taste the nuances of each ingredient, and that was so totally the case here.  And the cream cheese frosting- Holy Lord!  I'll be honest: It had me doing the math for how many I could actually eat in one day and stay within my target caloric intake (12 on a workout day, 10 on a non-workout day).\n\nThey also have maybe the best chocolate chip cookies I've ever had, vegan or not.  The spiced hummus w/pita was pretty damn amazing.  Great soy milk lattes.  They serve vegan wine (in the mall!!!), but we didn't have any.  We got the vegan Buffalo Chicken Wrap to go, so we could eat at while waiting for our plane at the airport.  As we were leaving the server ran up and said \"Did you want a vegan wrap?,\" to which we replied \"Uh, yes.\"  He then said \"I'm sorry, I don't think I told the chef that.  Let me go have them fix it.\"  It made me slightly nervous that he forgot that, but I am so thankful he caught it.\n\nThe reason this place gets 4 stars is because we ordered another box of chocolate chip cookies to go with our wrap, and while were waiting, I watched, from our seats at the bar, the following go down: About 5 minutes after we placed our order, a lady comes to the counter and orders a box of chocolate chip cookies and some other stuff.  The lady helping her picks up the box of chocolate chip cookies from the case and says \"You're in luck- you got the very last box.\"  While she was taking the rest of her order, our server and the manager go up to her and start whispering to her.  The lady working behind the counter says \"Well, if someone already ordered it, why wasn't there a 'reserved' sticker on it?\"  Our server then comes back to us and tells us \"I'm sorry, we're actually out of chocolate chip cookies.\"  I don't think he knew that I saw them sell the box that was supposed to be ours to someone else, but I didn't feel like being a petty asshole about it (I just wanted to rant about it later on Yelp, obviously), so we just got some oatmeal raisin cookies to go.\n\nWe didn't eat the Buffalo Wrap at the airport because we were too full from stuffing our face with all of said oatmeal raisin cookies.  I ate half of the wrap the next day, and half the day after that, and even as leftovers- the wrap was pretty wonderful.\n\nPS- the first day we ate there, the owner was there, and said he is looking to open a location in West Hollywood.  Possibly on Sunset.  I think I'm going to see if there's a mailing list I can get on, so I know exactly when this blessed day arrives...
__label__0 We ordered an egg free cake for a birthday. The cake is delivered on time. That is my first star. Other than that, nothing is worth mentioning. The cake is hard as hell and the sweetness is not up to the mark. The texture is too hard to cut through. I had number of egg free cakes before this, but this is not even close. Never again am I going to give this a chance and I don't recommend this to anybody else.
__label__3 I booked my latest trip to Vegas using Orbitz, and for my budget this little gem of the desert popped up. I have never heard of or seen this place before so I wasn't even sure about staying there. After some research, I decided, what the hell. It's not like I'm taking it home to mom. \n\nAnyway, I'm really happy I ended up choosing it. It was very cozy and I still got to be close to the strip without paying strip pricing. They don't allow smoking in the rooms but they do have a tiny balcony (and I mean like protruding only 16in before you fall off kind of tiny) that you can puff away from. \n\nIt doesn't have a casino though, but it's only around the corner from the Wynn so it's not a problem to just walk over there and gamble. It's also right next door to a KBBQ spot and a good sized liquor store, so that made it a big plus for me =)
__label__2 Whatza Culvers?  \nI drove by this place as it was being built; didn't know what it was, but \"butterburger\" and \"frozen yogurt\" caught my eye..... so I decided to visit it on 2011-05-30 (dine-in).  Looks like it just opened, and it was busy.\nTurns out this place is a fast-food chain based out of Wisconsin that I had never heard of before... kind of like a cross between an In-and-Out and a Dairy Queen.  Menu is a bit daunting the first time - a burger or a sandwich?  what side?  smoothies, or regular drinks?  You walk up to the counter, place your order, take your number to your table, and they deliver your order to your table when it's ready.\nThe burger patties are different... they're about 1/8\" thick and seem pressed/fried.  The buns are nice and soft... ingredients are fresh or properly cooked.  Flavors are there... but it is a different style burger than what we're used to seeing.  I tried the cheese curds; just wish they hadn't breaded/deep-fried them.  I like my curds natural.  A fountain drink completes the \"value basket\" deal.\nTheir frozen yogurt or \"concrete mix\" sealed the deal.... we tried the banana split (nice) and their \"brownie cookie dough\".  Kinda hard to screw up frozen yogurt!  yum! \nOkay, so I now know what a Culvers is.  It's a good change-of-pace from the other fast food chains.  Not sure I'd go out of my way just to come here (unless I'm really in the mood for it).   I'll have to try other items, but for now, its a 3 star rating.
__label__2 The custard is good.  We are always satisfied with the selection.  I enjoy the root beer floats, french fries and onion rings there.
__label__4 Yeah, the butter burgers are great, but that is just the beginning. The onion rings are Fabulous! The concrete mixers have many more options that Dairy Queen, the side salads are worth a mention for the healthy alternative. They even have green beans as a side dish. OK, it is fast food, but good fast food that does not taste processed. (McDonald's and Burger King)\n\nIt is as good at is gets for taste, value and menu. There is not a more robust fast food offering that I am aware of.
__label__1 We went because of Diners drive ins and dives.  We did not get the food he got even though we ordered the same thing.  Ours wasn't tasty the order was smaller and even a different color. The place wasn't clean, dirty floors, sticky table edges.  Wouldn't go again.
__label__2 My friend in Arizona recommended Curry Corner after finding it via the Food Network app. Overall the experience was good, but I don't think I'd return if I were in the area as I've had better Indian and Pakistani food.\n\nWe arrived on a lazy Sunday afternoon close to 12 and the place was quite empty. We sat at one of the few small tables against the wall and began debating what we should order.\n\nWe started with an order of the Tikka Masala fries, which I'd seen recommended on Yelp. They were good, especially the portions with feta cheese, but I'd recommend skipping them. The fries were pretty soggy, which is understandable, but the tikka masala sauce wasn't very flavorful or spicy. \n\nI ordered the Vegetarian thali, a combination of 2 vegetable curries, lentils, rice, naan, yogurt, and a small salad. It was good, though the lentils were incredibly salty. The standout for me was the yogurt dip, which I found really refreshing. The curries were good, just not outstanding. Still, the price can't be beat for the amount of food you get.\n\nMy friend ordered the Arabic Plate, which is like the thali plates in that you get two kinds of curry (hers had chicken), lentils, biryani rice, hummus instead of yogurt, salad, and naan. I liked these curries better than my vegetarian ones personally.\n\nThe oddest part of our visit was watching someone, presumably an employee, wander back and forth between the kitchen and cleaning the outdoor windows. It made me feel slightly awkward about the potential for unsanitary conditions where my food was being made.\n\nI'd honestly skip Curry Corner, but it's not a bad decision.
__label__0 We tried this place again and it was disappointing.  The wings were not only extremely greasy which may not be a bad thing to some, but salty beyond salty..it was the worst wing experience my wife has ever had.  The fries were no frills either, over seasoned.  This is a must NOT try place.\n\nAnd even better, they did have some orders coming in over the phone, but we were the only people there at the time and ordered our food to eat in and they forgot about us, so needless to say when they realized our order was not a pick up but a eat in, it seemed like the wings were dumped into the oil again to warm them up and then over seasoned. Really???  Only 2 people working there with only 1 table in the store and you can't get it right......this is the WRONG place to visit....
__label__1 I went in around 3:30 today and there was only one person besides myself eating in. \n\nThe specials are written on a white board and seem somewhat decently priced, the look however seems very sloppy and the specials were a little hard to read. \n\nI ordered the 8 boneless wing special with a drink and fries for $8.43 with a Cajun hot flavor. \n\nI was a little perturbed that the woman asked me multiple times what drink I wanted and still didn't give it to me until my wings were finished (guess they try to avoid having to give you a refill before your food is done). \n\nI took my order to go, the fries were absolutely terrible, they were soggy and wet, and a weird dark brown color. Also I found their blue cheese to be very watery and bland. \n\nThe best part of the order was the wings, I'm not used to a dry rub but these were pretty good and seasoned very well. These don't seemed fried like normal wings, and the spice I picked wasnt as spicy as I expected since it got a 4/5 rating on the spice chart. \n\nAll in all I appreciate small businesses and admire the people who take the chance to start them. I think with some small changes this place can be really good. If you're in the mood for wings, that's all I would order from this place.
__label__3 I got diesel at this \"Chevron\" in Chandler, AZ on 12/11/2009 for my R.V. \"The Black Pearl\".  It was my first time there.  The prices were competitive.
__label__3 Yummo!\n\nVery good authentic Cuban sandwiches and pastries.  Fantastic breakfast and really liked that the omelet was not greasy.  It was so tasty, filling, and budget friendly as well.  \n\nIt's hard to find Ironbeer and Materva unless you're at a Cuban place and it was so exciting to get some. Om nom nom.\n\nSince we were driving back to LA we picked up some great pastries for the ride home.  \n\nThey do compare themselves to Portos (they even have a sign out front that says it), however they are not Portos.  Don't expect the crazy lines (yay).  The selection of pastries is not as large but they are just as good!
__label__1 Frozen yogurt is a dessert that I can eat without feeling too incredibly guilty. I'm not sure whether I *should* feel that way, but I do, so don't try to enlighten me.  Ignorance is bliss, you know.\n\nAnyways, as a Yoforia devotee, I was excited when Sweet Frog opened just down the street from my apartment, since it's the same kind of self-serve froyo concept.  Unfortunately, I was pretty disappointed.  Their space (which used to be a Marble Slab) is way too small for that kind of layout: people were tripping over and stepping on one another because there just wasn't enough room. The staff is nice, but disorganized and too persistent.  The girl working asked me five or twelve times if I wanted a tasting cup, and the cups themselves were at the register instead of at the froyo dispensers.\n\nFinally, I was disappointed in the yogurt itself.  The first couple bites were okay, but it soon became all but flavorless. It wasn't really worth the calories at that point.\n\nPerhaps I shall try Sweet Frog again, especially since Chad's experience seemed to be better than mine.  I hope they get their act together, since the Yoforia nearest to me is a good 15 minutes away.  Hrmph.
__label__4 This place was great! The breakfast crepe I had was delicious, I got to watch them make it, and the staff was really friendly. On top of it all, the lovely lavender decor just tickled my visual senses. I would go back here any day of the week!
__label__4 I went there three times in my one week stay to Vegas this February. The food was great, the service was wonderful (great conversation) and the atmosphere was fun and inviting. My favorite was The Avalon. Mmmm... more goat cheese please. ((Don't miss the Berry Lemonade))\n\nKeep it up! When I come back through, expect me again. ((If you're in any doubt, check it out))
__label__4 This place is everything you could want. Friendly and engaging atmosphere coupled with delicious crepes make this place a jewel. Definitely went over and beyond my expectations.
__label__4 HUGE crepes filled with perfectly constructed fresh ingredients. I got the nutella, banana, peanut butter w/ whip creme. Wife got the chorizo & egg w/ avocado (they had official names, but my old brain isn't as young as it once was). Both were fantastic. The guy that took our order (maybe the owner?) was boisterous, charming, and a little over the top - which was nice compared to the bland, expressionless zombies you'll find at most breakfast places. My 2nd favorite part (1st was the superb tastiness) of the whole experience was the big screen TV with a live feed of the griddles. From anywhere in the restaurant you can watch your crepe as it's crafted. Thanks awesome crepe dude for making our bellies so happy.
__label__4 Every time I leave Vegas to go home, this is where I eat.\n\nFriendly restaurant for crepe lovers.  I try to find a crepe eatery every city I visit; this is my favorite for Vegas.
__label__4 I was pleasently surprised. I haven't had good crepe in a while. The avalon was pretty amazing and not too heavy on the goat cheese. Somehow it was just the way I liked it. \nThe environment is cute and quant (Even their bathrooms) \nThe best part was the their service. The place is really small, but he staff will go out if their way to find a seat for you.\nI'll definitely be coming  back
__label__4 Yum! Such a fun lunch/brunch spot. Delicious food, great variety of mimosas. Love it :)
__label__4 Okay hands down favorite food place in the entire world!  It is more than heaven in your mouth! So many different flavors! I go to school right by it and go there everyday during my lunch break and is the best ! I recommend everyone to try and and they fall in love !
__label__4 Good crepes and good service I wish they are open later than 3 it's Vegas !!!! I alway recommend friend and family here and I\nThey never disappointed
__label__4 Not only is the food amazing but the service is also exceptional. I have been going to this restaurant since it opened and they have never stopped providing 5 star service even when they are lined up out the door. The food and people are worth the wait. I promise you won't be disappointed!
__label__4 I have been going here for a few months now, and already I'm in much better physical condition, and I'm becoming a better fighter. What I love is that there are no contracts, you get to pay monthly at very reasonable prices and your first class is free, so come join us and be part of the BCF family!
__label__4 My husband and I go here ever 10 days- 2 weeks depending on what services we need. I get gel polish with a manicure pretty frequently because cooking & bartending do a number on my nails! My husband gets pedicures for in-grown toenails & manicures since he needs his nails nice for his job.\nAnna does my nails and I like chatting with her while there. Her work is very neat and she always recommends great colors. Hubby has Holly do his toes and she or Cindy do his mani's. They are both super sweet! \nI have referred Cindy to my friends who get acrylics and they have been very happy with her work.\nTheir hours are great, service is great and work is super great!
__label__2 my first visit for Gel Mani and regular Pedi was with Victoria. i read on Yelp she was really amazing. she was , for my first visit. she is very kind, funny, and excellent English. she is very hip to the newest trends and can discuss many topics including my favorite : relationship therapy. when i came back to see her on 2nd and 3rd visit, she kind of took my loyalty for granted: she barely scrubbed the bottom of feet, kind of half - a** did my foot massage, and the color was all over the cuticles. my Gel Polish came off in less than 3 days! i switched to the much acclaimed : Diamond Nails on S. Rainbow. sorry, VIP Nails...
__label__1 I first tried the ribs, and i was anxious because i am a expert in ribs. I was very underwhelmed. The ribs sauce was decent but the meet tasted like they were boiled, lightly smoked then warmed. Now they did fall off the bone, however they lacked flavor. The ambiance seems as if they are trying to mix a bbq joint with high class. Doesnt work. \n\nSo i went back for a second time and tried the ribs on a different day, same results\n\nI knew it was a bit suspect when i read the name of the place. No real bbq place has las vegas and grille in the name.
__label__3 We went to the Las Vegas Grille for the first time and were very happy we went.  The owner Phil was there and he was very helpful telling us all about the different types of food at the grille and was very friendly. There were a large assortment of food to try.  We started with a very fresh salad and two types of potato salad which were good.  The ribs we had were superb, they had a great taste, moist and meaty and fell off the bone.  They were not fatty like you get at most places.  The chicken was juicy.  We had chicken and turkey sausages that were good.  I always check the bathrooms and this one was nice and clean.  That says a lot about the place and how the owners take care of it.  We were very happy and will come again.
__label__2 I had been wanting to check out The Comedy Zone for a while now and I finally came to see The Beards of Comedy on a weeknight. Where I really dig the layout and format of the interior, there are just a few things that gave a lackluster feel. \n\nThe fact that they don't serve/allow tap water in a glass is just stupid. I'm not really amped on ordering food, beer, and cocktails since we just paid for tickets and had dinner elsewhere, so paying for a $2 bottle of water (really??) isn't high on my to-do list. Not a big deal in the end, but it's more of a hassle than not drinking anything at all throughout the show.\n\nThe entrance is still kind of bizarre to me. They built that ramp down to the nearest exterior door but don't utilize it as the main entrance. You still have to walk through The Saloon, get dirty looks from the bar staff, and then walk down the stairs. Meh. I'm not too thrilled about it.\n\nAt the end of the night, it's a killer comedy club. Hiccups are minor and don't detract from the evening that is yet to be had. Don't sweat it. I'm really looking forward to coming back for another show soon. More improve, please!
__label__4 We LOVE Shangri La! I have been wishing for years for an \"authentic\" Chinese restaurant and finally here it is! We've been twice so far and both times the food was awesome, this'll be our new weekly ritual!
__label__3 OMG\n\nI Love This Place!!\n\nThe Staff is so nice and friendly and the Owner Penny is a Doll.\n\nAwesome Food and Great Prices !!\n\nI recommend this to everyone who loves A Great Chinese Meal !!
__label__2 Really good food, hadn't had a good Chinese meal in a year. Buffets are not the same. Definitely coming back.
__label__3 Love that the restaurant is based on fresh local ingredients. Great atmosphere and decor, great service...my glass of water was never below half full. We ordered the goat cheese appetizer, it was really good, loved it with the beets. I ordered the smokey burger. The flavour was fantastic fries were great, but trying to eat the burger without it falling apart was impossible. My husband ordered the sirloin steak and mushrooms...he said it had great flavour but the cut of meat wasn't that great, very chewy, with gristle through the middle. Had the s'mores parfait for dessert...really, really good! \nI would definitely return, but will try the prime rib or a fish entre next time.
__label__3 My first visit was for the re-opening after the Distillery closed for renovations. We got there just in time to join the first tour. The owner/distiller George is passionate about this place, and it's an informative tour. We enjoyed the samples, and all the liquor is for sale on-premise. They also sell shirts. This is a great place to bring visitors for a unique Vegas (actually Henderson) experience. \nThey should name one of their liquors \"Hendertucky\" moonshine.
__label__4 So the secret is finally out!- I was wondering when a yelper would discover this little gem and it's time has come :) \n\n I came here in October of last year when Kim's had just opened- they are absolutely lovely here and even gave us a few extra dishes since we were newbies to Korean food and they were newbies in Edinburgh. They take proud in their food, everything is home cooked and if you do decide to divulge in this small establishment I strongly recommend you book in advance ! They even often less hot dishes for the weaker ones like myself.\n\nDefinitely a must!
__label__4 My family and I purchased our vehicle in 2006 and have been taking it to Findlay Honda Henderson for service and maintenance since. The service is timely and affordable. The staff is helpful, especially Will from Express Services/Maintenance/Lube. He never fails to provide the best service possible. He was kind enough to send Zach to assist me with my flat tire today. I had misplaced my wheel lock key and he sent Zach with a spare wheel lock key to help change my tire. Zach was patient enough to work with my vehicle even in this heat. Thank you!
__label__4 My family and I have been coming here for years. It used to be named the culinary cafe. The eating area is small so I'd stick with groups of four or less. The recently renovated the place and the decor is much more modern. It looks great and inviting now! \n\nThe staff is always friendly. I love that you can here the chef singing in the kitchen. You can tell he loves what he does and it reflects in the quality of their food.\n\nI always get their eggs benedict. They have several varieties that sound amazing but I always go for the regular version. I could not ask for a better eggs benedict. LOVE IT! My mother ordered the raspberry french toast this morning. I had a bite... SO GOOD! My dad ordered chicken fried steak. He ate the entire thing so he must have enjoyed it. The food comes out fairly quickly but not too quickly where you question how much of the meal was made prior to ordering.\n\nI have only eaten breakfast here but from what I hear, everything they offer on the menu for breakfast, lunch and dinner is delicious. I recommend trying this place. Also, they do cooking classes here! I've always wanted to attend but haven't gotten the guts to try it. I would love to learn the chef's hollandaise sauce recipe...
__label__2 While I've eaten here in the past and the traditional Eggs Benedict was fabulous, today I decided to try the Southwestern version which comes with chorizo instead of ham. The spicy chorizo completely overpowered the rest of the plate, drowning out the flavors of the eggs and hollandaise. I will certainly not order that dish again, but rather go back to the traditional version.\n\nThe service was just ok, not especially friendly, but our drinks were kept filled. Make sure that if you eat here you have time to wait for your food because it is also not fast. \n~JS
__label__3 Based on Yelp reviews we stopped by and checked this spot out. The portions were big and the food was cooked to protection. The service was spectacular or I would have given it 5 starts. Our drinks were empty half of our breakfast and it took them 10 minutes to cash us out. I would go again to try something else on the menu for sure.
__label__1 The Gag Us Grill ......I gagged from the bamboo shoots and had to pick them all out because they tasted like tin from the tin can they came from so my bowl all tasted canned also the sauces I picked were too sweet.\n\nI also don't think it is right that they charge you a dollar more at dinner time just because it is dinner time. (I asked the server if it is any different at lunch and she said no)\n\nThis stir fry place cost more than the independently owned one across the street .
__label__1 Quick and easy but I wouldn't say it was \"good\". More like to late to cook dinner, super hungry, deal with the quality, place.
__label__1 This place looks like it should get four or five stars. Unfortunately, it didn't deliver a four or five star experience.\n\nWe went there on a Sunday for lunch. We walked in and just managed to get in the door. There were several people in front of us waiting for a table. The hostess seated everyone fairly quick. We were taken to be seated at a table, but doing so would have put us shoulder-to-shoulder and elbow-to-elbow with the people at the tables next to us. The inside, at least for me, felt claustrophobic. (I don't think I've been anywhere that felt this way before.) We decided instead to sit at the bar.\n\nWe took a seat at the bar. The bar is small. Maybe a little bigger than what someone might have in their home. We were promptly greeted by the bartender. She took our drink order and gave us a quick run down of how to get our food. There is a menu  but you have to go to almost the last page to get bowl sizes and price.\n\nYou have a couple options to get your food. One is to fill out a small card with your name, bowl size and if you want noodles, rice or cabbage added to what you already put in your bowl. This you take with you, get in line, fill your bowl with your choices and present it at the end to the cooks. Or, you can fill out a larger card that lists all your options for ingredients, check off what you want and hand it to your server to take up for you. As a third option, there are twelve dishes listed with ingredients if you prefer to not have to wing it.\n\nWe decided to make our own. Line was short and moved quickly. First station you pick your meat. Although shrimp is still on the menu, they are no longer serving it due to cost. I picked the lime garlic fish instead. Next is seasoning, after that veggies and last is sauces. You can also add an egg at the end. Then mark if you want noodles, rice or cabbage and off it goes to be cooked. There are a lot of choices. It's a bit overwhelming at first. \n\nWe went back and sat down. Our food was done fairly quick. The food looked good, but somehow I think my fish got lost. At first I thought it may have flaked apart, but I never even found flakes of it. Quite disappointing! First no shrimp, even though still on the menu, and then my fish was completely left out.\n\nBy the time we finished, the line for a bowl had become increasingly longer. The odd thing is that the line itself cuts right through the middle of the restaurant and towards the front door, further lending to the small claustrophobic feel. \n\nService was good, food just okay, atmosphere was close and too small.\n\nTwo stars.
__label__2 There was a lot to like about The Play Factory.  The best part?  The superb customer service.  Their employees were so helpful and friendly.  They made me and my child feel right at home, despite us using a Groupon for a huge discount! \n\nThe main drawbacks?  It just got busy so quickly, which made the smallish space get a bit claustrophobic to me.  Going right at opening time and leaving by 10:30am is your best bet!  My 2 year old had a great time climbing, but I know that my 7-year-old would be bored quickly with only a couple climbers to choose from.\n\nIt is a handy escape from the heat, and worth checking out - but come EARLY!
__label__1 I came on a Tuesday night, and they were slammed. Took ten minutes to get a waitress's attention. They were out of quite a bit of their entres. You get stuff delivered in plastic bags, on a plastic table cloth, or in styrofoam soup cups. There isn't any silverware to speak of that I could see and fountain drinks come the same way. The prices are so-so. I had their etouffe. There's only one, and it's mudbug etouffe over rice. It was reasonably flavored, but over-seasoned with cracked pepper even for a Gulf Coaster. There is lobster, three kinds of crab (two missing, the least inexpensive) and an assortment of sides, like corn, sweet potato fries, and so forth. My limited sampling said that it's over-rated. \n\nTwo other clues. The parking lot is tiny and insufficient for a large patronage; parking up the side street if you dare. The waitresses don't really understand their menu, or their ingredients (two different ones). Although they were slammed with people, the waitresses seemed inexperienced and had a lot of stains on their clothes. Busing the tables amounts to lifting off the white plastic table cloths and dumping the trash, I guess. It's like eating on the top of a garbage bag. I expected something more authentic, some semblance of service, and a cut above a pre-trash table setting. You can probably do better elsewhere; this isn't even as good as Joe's Crab Shack. There is no decor save for a few Mardi Gras-ish things they must have found at a party store, has all of the ambience of a WalMart restroom.
__label__2 The flavor is still ridiculously good, the atmosphere is better with the high ceiling and well lit space, but the crawfish are not worth the money. The ones during this visit hardly had any meat. The real deal are the shrimp. These big, plump, and juicy crustaceans steal the show.\n\nAt Hot N Juicy, start by picking a protein, followed by seasoning, then the spice factor and finish it off with extras that they will cook in all the juices. For four, we easily dined on one pound of Hot N Juicy Special Spicy Crawfish with two pieces of corn and potatoes, two pounds of HNJ Special Extra Spicy Shrimp with two pieces of corn, two potatoes and half a dozen pieces of sausage, and a basket of ten fried shrimp ($10.99). Most of the seafood are sold at market price, but they tend to stay between $10-$12. Corn are .75, potatoes are .60, and the half portion of sausage was $2.75. The fried shrimp were not a favorite. The cornmeal batter is great for crispiness, but I could barely spot any shrimp. It end up feeling like I was eating friend bread. Beers are cheap for a restaurant. $2.75 for Bud, Bud Light, and Miller Light. $3 for Heineken, Heineken Light, Corona, Corona Light, Sapporo, and Blue Moon. For a quarter more, I am down with getting the import beers. \n\nThe service was decent tonight. Our server was quick to refill our water cups. Even one that wasn't ours refilled our cups. Our server did look disappointed that our order was so small, but it was more than enough for us. At a little over $60, the bill is not a cheap meal. I am still more fond of the original location, but this one is rather attractive.
__label__4 Same greatness as the location down the street but this one is a little roomier.  \n\nKing Crab Legs, Shrimp, and Corn still the best.  \n\nIf you got a big group I would probably try this one first.
__label__2 Came here last week in the evening decided to get off of the strip. Ok so my first thoughts when I entered was GHETTO but I had heard the crab was THE BOMB. Catfish was delicious and when they say the sauce is spicy they are NOT PLAYIN!! I had the Soft Shell Crab it was tasty. The Hawaiian sweet rolls were crusty hard, HELLO that is not how they are supposed to be served.\n\nDo not expect tremendous amazing service it was very casual and they were young and busy and seem to just want to make sure you got your beverages and order and that was IT! I think their clientele isn't necessarily looking for more so I get the feeling that is why they don't try harder.\n\nMy advice if you are a local order take out. If you are a visitor take heed.\n\nRespectfully Reviewed
__label__2 Such a disappointment after being a regular at Boiling Crab... The staff were all good looking though. =D
__label__2 It was a fun experience, I'm not sure if I'd go back because seafood isn't really my thing. Service was alright but had to keep waiting for a water!
__label__2 The Portions on shrimp appeared a little skimped this time around, or it may be cc and be are giving bigger portions. Overall, it's as expected.
__label__3 We come here every time we go to Vegas. Who wouldn't love donning a bib as an excuse to be as messy as a baby? After securing your bib you put on your plastic gloves and boom you're ready to demolish some sea creatures for an hour or two!\n\nThe food comes out happily swimming in one of their five house sauces, and you order by the pound. Plop! See through plastic bags of shrimp, mussels, crawfish, lobster, will be thrown on the table and your mission begins. It's an exported Louisiana style dining experience! I recommend getting the Hot n Juicy sauce, at mild spiciness. It's by far the tastiest and their mild spicy level has a deceivingly strong kick. This is for garlic lovers only, and is not a low sodium meal!\n\nThis year the crawfish were smaller and out of season, so they were made from frozen and not as fresh. The shrimp were large and excellent as always, and served with the head on. Mmm, brains. For mussels order the green mussels over the black, they will be larger and more flavorful. \n\nGreat for groups and sharing, but also fun for a date with some hands on eating!
__label__2 OK so I was REALLY REALLY looking forward to getting my Lousiana style crawfish / seafood. I've been missing my Boiling Crab in Cali. This was probably the closest I would get, since they don't have it in Chicago. I was a little disappointed by the crawfish, because the shell was super thick and hard, and there was just something a little different about the sauce. I still ate like a beast, don't get me wrong. I mean how can you not be a little messy when you eat with your hands and there's sauce everywhere...but I think I really would have enjoyed it a lot more if the crawfish was like what they give you at Boiling Crab. Maybe they're from a different region? It really makes a difference if their shells are so hard, makes it difficult to peel. And the taste of the crawfish meat was even different! Almost like it was a \"lower grade\" of seafood meat.\n\nAnyway, we also ordered clams, crab legs, and shrimp. I really enjoyed the crab legs and clams, and the shrimp was pretty good too. We got fries to share, which was a welcomed distraction for our tongues after too much spicy/garlic-y goodness. I loved the corn on the cob, as usual.
__label__1 Experience:  I had been eyeing this place since I first moved here. Being a native Louisianaian, I was happy to see a spot that had crawfish.  I mean, I am a true head-sucking, tail-eating fool!!!  Most crawfish I have eaten has been a crawfish boil at someone's house. \nThen some friends wanted to go to Hot and Juicy, and I definitely joined the party. \n\nService:  One of our friends at the table also worked here, so we were treated very well. Not really sure how the wait staff would be without our VIP. \n\nFood:  Ok, I'm probably not the best person to critique the food, because I'm a little biased of what good crawfish is. \nWe did order a whole bunch of seafood for the table, because they have many other things...we had crawfish, crab legs, muscles, shrimp, and clams.  \nI started out with the crawfish...of course...and was immediately thrown off with the heavy garlicky almost sweet flavor of the boil it was in. I tried all the other seafood, but just did not care for this flavor no matter what the host. \nThe friend that works here suggested I order the Louisiana style, so I jumped all over that.  I ordered the crawfish extra spicy too!  It was much better than the original flavoring, but still not like home. I guess I'm just a crawfish snob. \n\nOverall review:  I won't be back anytime soon.  I will save my crawfish cravings to be satisfied when I go home to Louisiana to see my kin folks.
__label__2 The wait was unbearably long, and they do not take reservations.  The food was good.  Everything was cooked perfectly.  The only problem... We ordered garlic butter / mild on everything.  And EVERYTHING was super spicy.  Personally I love spicy, however, we had children in our group.  Even the teenagers (who love spicy) were suffering.  When we asked about it, the waiter and another insisted that we got garlic butter / mild.  They really need to taste their own food!  The waiter said to try and drown it in butter and provided some additional bowls of rice... he added that to the bill BTW.\n\nBottom line is that this place is good, and the food tasty.  Just beware of the spicy heat.  I find it unbelievable that their \"mild\" garlic butter is in-fact super spicy-hot.  Either the waiter or cooks were smoking something...
__label__1 I just wanted a smoothie so I went to Red Mango.  Great smoothies but the choices and options were limitless.  Quite honestly I felt very confused and overwhelmed by all the options. There is a self serve place and a full serve place and all kinds of crazyness.  I needed a Smoothie Concierge to steer me through all the options. Sadly all they had was some half stoned ASU student who could have cared less about being at work.
__label__1 This was our first time ordering at the Aurelio's on Craig (we didn't know it was there so we'd been going to the one on Cheyenne). \n\nI'll give them 2 because the pizza was delivered quickly and it was hot, but the two thin crust pizzas we ordered were garbage. The crust was not that thin and the texture was awful. Both pizzas were very salty, especially the pepperoni (the other was tomato, spinach, mushroom). We also had a coupon for a free appetizer and got fried mushrooms. They were bland, not worth actually paying for. We will go back to the Aurelio's on Cheyenne. Their pizza is much better. \n\nMy husband's comment: \"Ouch-Elio's thas right cuz it hurt my pocket and then that nasty pizza hurt my mouth, it gave me bad breath and had people calling me yuk-mouth for a week. Ouch-Elio's should make dog food cuz my dogs loved their pizza....my dog chubby loved the pizza so much it had him licking his paws.\"
__label__0 I ate at the restaurant about a year ago and thought it was okay, but overpriced. It took a free kids meal from my kid's school to get me to try the place again. I actually liked the pie more than I did the first time, but because the certificate was expired by one day, they wouldn't honor it. ONE DAY....REALLY? I asked the young waitress if she was sure the manager wouldn't honor the certificate and she reconfirmed he would not. \n\nWe would have ordered more food and perhaps even cocktails and they would have made more than the 5 bucks off AND made loyal customers. Instead, we will never go back. Bad way to treat neighborhood locals. Clearly not savvy in marketing and building return customer business.\n\nps.......the joint was empty. Wonder why.
__label__0 I was the only customer, service good, the spaghetti sauce must of been out of a can plane as could be. Meatballs hard no taste. The Italian combo sub was like eating the sole of a shoe. The appetizer tomato.and garlic toast was very good. The atmosphere was nice. For $31 left very very DISAPPOINTED will NEVER GO BACK. I hope the owner reads this.
__label__3 Went back to make sure the first time wasn't a fluke, not at all. By far the best pizza I have had in Vegas. The only reason for 4 stars is that I live on the west side and a bit of a drive for me. but it is worth the drive. Wish there was one on the west side.
__label__0 ZERO STARS ***DO NOT GIVE THEM YOUR CREDIT/ DEBIT CARD***\nIn Feb. a guy came to my car and said there was a special for $6.95 for a full month. I asked, \"What's the catch?\" He said there wasn't one. I should have known....\n\nThese people started charging my card $16.95 every month there after. When I called, 623.925.8090, it goes straight to voicemail, I left two messages a week for 6 weeks to no avail. So I hunted around and found the fax number and sent them a fax requesting a refund and stop charging my card.\n\nI was contacted by Rebecca who said she would give me a refund for one month and anything else would be via gift card. I explained that I do not want their services and again asked for a refund as I did my due diligence and more and also have not used their services so a gift card is unacceptable. She charged that her manager had to talk to me, I agreed. She then said manager is in a \"meeting\". I asked how long and she replied, \"All day\" I asked when I should expect a return call and she said today or tomorrow. Well, that ofcourse tomorrow came. I gave them two days after that and I began calling the number that Rebecca had called me from and ofcourse they refused to take my calls. After another month of being dodged, low and behold my card is charged $16.95 again.\n\nI called again and this time first thing in the morning. A rude, heavy accented, charleton named Yessinia took my call. She sure was a peach. She specifically said, \"We will not refund or stop charging your card!\" I asked her to repeat herself for clarity and then told her she was being recorded. She got very angry and told me to go to my bank. She went on to tell me she would make a note on my account to keep charging my card and specifically said they would lie to the bank and say I used their service. I was so shocked. I am so glad for low level, uneducated, girls who think they can be rude and steal hard working people's money for services NOT RENDERED! Once I learned this company is a scam I started taking precautions. I recorded you Yessinia. You said all of that on tape and I will give it to my bank! DO NOT USE YOUR CREDIT CARD AT SUPERSTAR CARWASH. They are theives!
__label__3 Want to become your own Romare Bearden...or get to know your creative side a bit better? Why not give it a go with The Wine Palette (TWP)?\nTWP is a locally owned company who wants you to express yourself through art. The concept is simple--enjoy a sip of wine while creating your own masterpiece! Being an amateur painter myself I love this concept...and what isn't better with a glass of vino? You are allowed to bring your own wine to the party, and food if you'd like too. The owners, Neha Negandhi and Monika Shah (who also happen to be sisters!) want to make the environment just right for all their customers and they truly go the extra mile.\nWhen I visited the studio they were hosting Raise Your Palette Night where they partner with a local charity and 50% of all proceeds made that evening go towards the charity. That evening's beneficiary was Promising Pages, a local non-profit group who provides books and literary programs to children in need. Neha welcomed all the attendees to the event and Monika was the paparazzi of the evening, taking photos of the guests. In addition to Raise Your Palette events, TWP hosts private events (why not blow out your birthday candles at TWP?) and will even come to your office for team building opportunities with your employers.\n\nWhile having your social painting experience, there is an instructor that walks you through creating your artwork, step by step so there is no reason to be intimidated. There are various designs that can be created such as landscapes, guitar, zen tree, etc and all are posted on their online calendar. \n\nI had a great experience at The Wine Palette and plan on going back to create a true masterpiece.
__label__4 The ice cream is so rich and creamy. They make the ice cream homemade at the stand so it is really fresh.
__label__1 It's always tough to rip on a small business, but you'd be remiss to eat here instead of the other fine options in the Sauk Creek strip mall. This is a fried chicken place, believe it or not, on the far West side. It's just out of it's element basically.  Indonesian food should have some spice, one would think. Please eat at Oliva or Swagat, but avoid this unless you got a craving for chicken and hate KFC.\n\n1 star for very friendly customer service.\n\n1 star for prices being good.
__label__4 Great for fast food.  Been here for lunch, not a big choice (chicken or chicken), but its good.
__label__0 Ok, so I am officially done with C&W.  Here is why - after 3 straight visits resulted in burgers over cooked with more of a shoe leather texture than a nice juicy burger, and with not so great bar service, I tried it one more time.  So I sit down at the bar, the girl behind the bar takes my order, brings me my beer, and I never see her again.  Someone from the restaurant brings my burger.  I had ordered it medium \"NOT well done\" but with pink inside.  Again, it came well done, and with NO seasoning on it - tasted very bland with no salt and pepper - except for the very edge on one side which tasted like it was dipped in salt.  Wow, I seriously do not think they could screw up a burger any worse.  But the fries were good, so I ate half my burger and the fries.  All the while, some tall dude with long hair and a backwards hat started slushing around directly in front of me washing the glasses - water was splashing all over - his head was so close I was worried his sweat dripping off his face would drop on my food - needless to say... SICK!!!!  So I was done and ready to leave, but no one would bring me my check.  I finally had to track down the other dude behind the counter and ask - he brought it and set it down and left -without saying a word.  I have to tell you, in 20 years or more of going out to eat, I do not think I have never left a tip.  So I decided to try and send a message by doing so.  I was not happy, if there was anyone paying any attention around there, I would have told them so.   As I got up to leave, and the sweaty long haired jug head dude noticed there was no tip and said a sarcastic comment to me.  At one point, this place was pretty good.  But if you look back at my reviews, it has gone steadily down in both food and service.  They have lost my business.  Try San Tan Brewery - they are 10 star compared to C&W.
__label__0 my husband and I bought a car there and it was a nightmare! They sold it as a low miles good running car it was a lemon. we had it back several times and always excuses. It finally blew up for good less than 6 months after we bought it. They are dishonest to the point of they super glued the glove box handle back on and tried to cover up the smell saying windows were open to let it dry after shampooing. It wasn't shampooed yet the other guy told me that. Ridiculous! They are crooks...Watch out!!
__label__3 Stumbled in here out of the cold thinking it was a full menu french bistro.  I thought they gave me just the specials menu by mistake.  Wasnt too happy to find the only two options were if you wanted the app & dessert or not.  Was extremely surprised that I loved it especially considering I wasnt in the mood for a steak diane type steak.  Ok, it might not be anything similar to steak diane but it reminded me of it.
__label__4 This place was great. I really haven't had a better pedicure. The massage was long, the hot stones (included!) were amazing, and the chairs were comfortable. The atmosphere was nice as well. Typical nail salon interior, but the employees were nice, not all on their phones (which happens a lot in other salons), and it was a relaxing place to be. I enjoyed it quite a bit. I will continue to come here for pedicures!
__label__0 Not sure it is real or fantasy in mind of somebody.  I  pre-purchased detailing for my mid-size SUV through Groupon. To make this short, it is next to impossible to contact them. Oh, you can call or text, but be prepared for no answer. If you do contact them and they arrange to come to your place, be aware that most likely they will never appear.  This review is based on my calling or texting them repeatedly and setting up two appointments with them to come to my house. On neither occasion did anyone appear.  Unless you want to waste your time, don't do business with this so-called business. For me, I hope I get my money back from Groupon. Then I clean the car myself.
__label__0 Appointments are usually 1-1.5hrs late. There is no direct calling, only voicemails or representatives that say \"oh, thats not my department, but you can leave a message for the nurse\" or \"you need to call back and select option ______\" which takes you to a voicemail.... The dozen I have left have never been returned. The documentation I need is never faxed and thus the prescription I got in June remains unfilled. Stay away, I will be.
__label__2 I like the idea of this place - live music, fun to sit at before you see a comedy show next door. The food was tasty. My only complaint is that the service was ssssslllllooooooowwww. It took over an hour to get our appetizer of chips. They were delicious, but it should not have taken an hour. Other than that, great beer selection on tap. Hopefully the service improves with time.
__label__0 The bartender made us drinks after we said we didn't want more. Then he was like, just have them. Then he charged us. The place was empty. The live music was a dated blues band. They were talented musicians, but it was a boring show. The drinks weren't good at all and the also weren't inexpensive. I haven't any reason to return.
__label__4 Copper Blues is a cool place to some and listen to some music or hear some comedy.   My husband and I have been to Copper Blues a couple of times now.  The staff is really great and the food is great too.   Also they have a huge selection of beer on top that you can choice from.  If you are ever in town for a business trip or on vacation you should check out Copper Blues in downtown Phoenix.  Thanks Copper Blues for being a great restaurant and pub.
__label__4 I love the strawberry fields martini!
__label__3 I can only speak about the experience of Happy Hour. I was all about cheap drinks and a new experience and that is what I got. $1 beer shots during the 3-6pm Happy Hour allowed me to try several different beers that I would never have known about. They have a pretty extensive wall of beers. The bartenders (I went 2 days in a row) were friendly and knowledgeable. They gave me beer education and guided me on what beers to try based on my likes and dislikes.
__label__4 The staff is always friendly!  The green tea was great the last time I got it.  This Saturday I got an orange pineapple spritzer and it was absolutely fantastic.
__label__1 November - very cold. Made walking around rough\n\nDid biodome, insectarium and indoor botanical gardens while there but this review is for the whole park not those specific attractions.\n\nThis place is under construction which makes it even harder and colder to get from place to place. It has a very run down feel to it. The tower is expensive on its own 15$ a person or so. Couldn't justify going to the top just for a view of a city not really known for its skyline...\n\nIt's free and it's cool to see how much money was put into hosting the Olympics but there's not a ton here outside of the biodome experience which is awesome.
__label__0 Waited 40 minutes for two sandwiches. Hamburger that my husband got was the frozen-then-heated up kind. My chicken ciabatta was over done and dry. Waitress was nice, i think problem is with kitchen. Two sandwiches and two drinks came to close to $50. What a rip off. Will not be back.
__label__0 The customer service in this store is terrible. A Manager by the name if Justin was rude and sarcastic and needs a belt to hold his pants up. If Oreily thinks guys like Justin are good managers than corporate has a poor judge of character and customer service.
__label__0 We made a booking, received an email with verification code and saw the charge ($498.00) pending on our credit card for 5 days before the scheduled date.  The email to us said it would take 24-48 hours to get a confirmation but nothing arrived. We emailed the company after 48 hours and got an email saying it sometimes takes longer. We then called Dig This the day before because still no specific time had been verified. They claimed to have no reservation for us at all and no availability until the following Monday. Of course, we aren't on vacation forever and thus, despite trying to book well in advance now have to accept missing the opportunity altogether at no fault of our own.  No special accommodations were made for errors on their side.
__label__4 I luckily found this place when I googled, \"Things to do in vegas.\" Afterall, I'm really sick of doing generic activities in las vegas. Boozing and clubbing gets really old, and definitely not as interesting to do on a bday (at least for me). \n  Since i wanted to do something fun, cool, that I had never done before on my birthday, I opted for playing in a so-called huge sandbox. Originally, I thought I was going to break, demolish and feel like Godzilla by being the mastermind behind the massive machinery. I was soon disappointed for a slight second when I found out I wasn't going to pick things up (was hoping a car...just kidding) and throwing it somewhere a couple feet away and smashing it.  Oh wait, I'm not kidding about the car. \n   Instead, I got to re-arrange tires, pick up a basketball and put it in a tire hole, and get to dig some deep holes. It was challenging and fun at the same time. If the DIG IT people are reading this, maybe the car idea isn't so bad after all. \n\n  The owner was personable and friendly. The instructors were funny, patient, and an absolute delight to work with. Not only were they informative, but they were real pros that helped me get through the entire activity. I had an AWESOME time. \n  I think the only disadvantage is the price. Luckily, I found a groupon to cut down costs, and it allowed both of us to share the experience together.  I believe it usually costs about $220/pp for 1.5 hours. Not cheap, my friends. \n\n  Given the choice between the EXCAVATOR and BULLDOZER, STICK WITH THE EXCAVATOR. Cuz you get to play with BALLS. HAHHAHAHAHHA...okay, okay, that too, and it's also much bigger than the bulldozer. Sometimes, size matters, and bigger is better. Even my bf (who did the bulldozer) said he wants to go back and try the excavator. As for me, once you go big, you can't go back...
__label__0 Nothing special.  Of course it was cleaner than most (being newer).  \n\nBut WAY overpriced for typical buffet food. My daughter and I gave it a try because it was new.   \n\nIf you have a tall kid, definitely go elsewhere.  My 12 yr old had  a cup of eggdrop soup and one plate-not filled (four pieces of some kind of chicken and two chicken on the sticks) $13.99 for her buffet because she was like two centimeters taller than their measuring stick for the kid's price.  Yes instead of age, they go by height.  \n\nTo be honest, usually my daughter eats more Chinese food, but she thought the food was disgusting and didn't want a second plate.\n\nI thought buffets were supposed to be cheaper because the quality is pretty bad.  But this place was more expensive than what I spend at my normal carry-out place that has MUCH better quality food.
__label__4 I have been impressed by AutohausAZ service, their prices are great and all the parts that I have ordered where quality material, exactly what their website have stated. And the price is definitely the best.  I just ordered a set of halo rotors, they arrived within 2days.
__label__0 If you order online and it's wednesday or later in the week DO NOT  use 2d day UPS you will not get your part unless you're  very close by. I'm in Texas and ordered on wednesday thinking I could get my parts by saturday latest.....nope 5 days later they arrive(what the Hell is 2 day air?) needless to say no more business from me. Yes I wrote them and they didn't have the courtesy to reply either.
__label__0 We went with high hopes. We were seated and waited 20 minutes (no exaggeration) without anyone coming to our table. We tried to get the attention of the waitress as she passed and she actually looked the other way. I We ended up leaving without even being able to try it.
__label__2 My boyfriend and I dropped in for the first time on a Sunday afternoon.  The atmosphere was nice and the restaurant was very clean.  Our server Dan was knowledgeable and pleasant. The food was average but good for the price. We will definately be back.
__label__1 mediocre. that sums it up pretty well. The staff is semi-rude and not too helpful with questions. They do not accept the Yelp Check-in offer here so don't even try. The sushi was beautiful but not so fresh. Thankfully I went during happy-hour or I would have been extremely disappointed with the full price and quality of the sushi. From what I understand they have happy hour from open - 5pm and 8pm-close. ONLY GO DURING THESE TIMES or you will be overpaying for ok sushi. I was happy with the beer and sake selection but this was probably the most impressive part of my visit. Also be sure to check your bill before you pay they over charged us for two beers we never had and a roll we never even ordered.  \n\n***Try the Bird of Paradise roll but add jalapenos \n\nONLY GO HERE FOR HAPPY HOUR!!!
__label__1 This is the third time I have eaten at Iron Chef. Its pretty good sushi and its right by my house.  The server next door at Nicks had told me it was dirty and the kitchen was gross. I don't know why but I decided to try it out again.  Immediately my napkin had a long black hair on it...I wasn't too upset just asked for a new plate.  Then my boyfriends plate was sticky...he asked for a new plate...my soy sauce cup had an old piece of rice in it...asked for a new one of those too...the server kept apologizing which was nice but come on...3 dirty things and we haven't even gotten our food yet! Our sushi arrived and it was ok...it wasn't as cold as I would like which worried me.  They gave us a cucumber salad for free...wow thanks. It's decent sushi for a really good price you just have some risks involved when you go there with cleanliness...
__label__2 Only 3 stars because this place delivered to my house at 10:45 PM on a Saturday night. Pretty badass. It was only a $3 delivery charge too. \n\nThat being said, the food- not that great. There's a Panda Express just down the street from my house I wish I would have gone to instead. I could have had food that I know I would have liked, and fed my family for $20 instead of food that was just MEH that cost double. \n\nWould not get take out again and based on the take out, would never go inside to eat.
__label__0 Cab smelled awful and the driver was extremely rude.  The hotel was only 3 miles away which he complained about the entire ride, the meter was $8, I had to pay $16 for airport pickup minimum charge, ok I get that, then he complained because I wasn't paying cash (if you only want cash say NO when a customer asks if you take credit before entering the cab). Then called me cheap because he didn't feel a $10 tip was sufficient for 5 mins of driving and rude conversation. Never again
__label__0 You know the foods horrible when you start the review with, \"the waitress was very friendly\". The chips were pretty good. Salsa was spicier than expected. The carne asada tastes like boiled meat with no flavor at all. The adoba tasted like boiled meat with chili powered. Beans and rice weren't too shabby. Service was slow. Margaritas tasted like a cheap party mix. \nI suppose all I can say is that the food will make a turd ;).
__label__1 So you just got out of a long, dull meeting, and you find yourself craving Safeway-quality sushi as a way to continue the dullness. If so, Kokoro is a fantastic fit. This place is to Japanese Bento boxes what Subway is to a New York deli sandwich: reliable, decent, inexpensive, edible mediocrity that bears little resemblance to the real thing.\n\nYou won't hate it, and you might even like it if you go in expecting what it offers. Just don't plan on being amazed.
__label__2 Dropped in here during Phoenix Comicon and ended up coming back every day I was there. Location can hardly be beat. The wait staff was very friendly and helpful, probably one of the best parts of eating at Kokoro, actually. \n\nWhoever did their interior design really knew what they were doing. The place really has a great feel to it. \n\nI went with a friend, and we focused more on the dinner items and less on the sushi, so I can only speak to that. Katsudon was great. They added a bit of kick to it for a southwestern touch, which turned out really well. Their salmon teriyaki was great considering the price. My friend ordered their fried rice, and liked it so much that he kept ordering it three days in a row.  My friend also tried the tempura, which he said was a bit sub-par, but considering the price, well worth it. \n\nTheir \"dinner\" items come with miso soup and a salad as well. Salad is, to be honest, rather plain, but it's nice that they include it considering how inexpensive the dinner sets are. The miso soup was a bit salty for my taste, but still good. I would not recommend the spicy korean beef steak. In all honesty, the katsudon had more kick to it, and the flavor of the korean beef was fairly weak.\n\nOverall, eating here was a great experience. The food, on average, is a great deal. Prices are fairly low, especially considering their prime location in the heart of downtown. In general, you get more than you pay for here, but don't expect it to be the best in the city. \n\nFor good food on the cheap, in the heart of downtown Phoenix, I would  recommend Kokoro, although not necessarily my first choice.\n\nUpdate: Went back twice since I was in town again. Had some trouble with the service....during lunch the line was huge, and during dinner it was so packed that they were too busy to take my order. I ended up going somewhere else. Hopefully that's not a trend but...\n\nI should also comment on the chicken teriyaki. It really wasn't any good. Try ordering something else.
__label__4 Great company to work with. Very professional and knowing the right technique about local search marketing and search engine optimization. \n\nThey really knows how to engage with audience and bring connection between customers and business. Highly recommend!
__label__2 I've had better but this one was good, better than I've found so far in Phoenix. But it was a bit pricey for me and inconvenient that they only accept cash.
__label__0 It's always a good idea to wait a few hours before writing a review. I had six pork ribs, half a smoked sauage and a small side of green beans. Cost with small beverage slightly over $22. The food tasted great with the ribs looking cooked to perfection, BUT a few hours later...I could not get off the toilet. I don't know if they used MSG in the food or what, but it doesn't matter how good the food tastes going down if it gives you \"Montezuma's Revenge\" later! I was going to give it 4 solid stars, subtracting a fifth star for boring sides and dilapidated seating, but I cannot say I'll be going back...except to my bathroom!
__label__1 Came here because of the rating.  Food was average in taste and quality and pricey to boot.  Atmosphere is very basic at best...kind of like a run down college diner.   On the plus side, food was served almost instantly and the bbq sauce was tasty.
__label__4 Super speedy online ordering and they come to your house so quick! Can't beat that. Hey it's Chinese food, not rocket science. It gets the job done for those awesome cravings. I am not a frequent diner at Chinese food restaurants, but all I know is that this tastes great and is delivered fast for my lazy days. Can't beat that.
__label__3 Friday was IPA night, which caught my attention immediately.  I got the Bourbon Street burger and added fresh jalapenos (no one does this - which really bothers me.  Most of us LOVE fresh rather than picked / from the jar).  It was delicious, as was the queso dip we shared as an appetizer.\n\nSome dude was there playing guitar and singing, which was a nice added bonus.  Live music is a plus when it doesn't suck.  The service was so-so, I'm not 100% sure she was happy to be there, but the food delivered and we will definitely be back!
__label__0 Slow, unorganized and filled to the brim with crazy people. I prefer to do everything through the service arizona website but recently got a letter that I needed to get a new license because my picture was going to expire. It makes total sense that my license is valid until I'm 65 but the picture expires after 11 years. Of course, the state charges a nominal fee of $12 to replace it. If the state of AZ was in need of my money I'd gladly just give it to them if it means avoiding this nightmare. Oh, and the camera is set to fat...
__label__0 Why always such a long wait... ??? And if waiting is forever long, why install those most uncomfortable park bench... Staffs are awful & unhelpful & slow... Really ?
__label__1 My friend and I bought the Groupon for it when it was available and were both pumped to eat there.  Unfortunately, I think A n' A still have some work to do to.\n\nFirst, the positives:  \n1.  The space on the inside and outside was beautiful.  Love the decor.  Stylish and comfortable.\n2.  The bar is definitely on point.  Fantastic beer selections, friendly bartender.  A little expensive but nothing unheard of for the area.  My friend got a rum and coke, which I think was $7, but it was so strong it was definitely worth it.  My fiance and I both got Dogfish Head 90 Minute IPAs, one of our favorites, and they were both $7, which for a beer with 9% ABV isn't out of this world.  \n3.  The wait staff is extremely friendly and attentive, even when busy.  There was some confusion initially when we walked in about seating, so maybe they should have a clearer \"check in\" area.  Overall pleased with the service, especially for a new establishment.\n\nUnfortunately there are important areas that are negatives for our A n' A experience.\n\n1.  I don't want to be rude, but there was an odd stench throughout the entire restaurant.  There were people eating mussels, but this was not a fresh seafood smell.  This was more of a garbagey/pet store smell.  All four of us smelled it, but maybe it didn't bother others as much as it did us.\n\n2.  The food was just OK.  My fiance got the pierogies, which at $16 you would assume be enough food for an entree.  What it consisted of was about 8 small pierogies with corn and bacon tossed on top.  He said it was OK, but he was still hungry.  These would be a much better appetizer.  Me and my friend both got the house salad, and I had chicken added to mine.  These were good salads with decent dressings, my only minor complaint is that there were way too many olives and way too little cheese.  Another friend got the Alchemy Fries and said they were good and they gave him a ton of them.\n\n3.  There was no 3G in the restaurant and there was no Wifi available.  Minor complaint, but noticeable since this is becoming common place for trendy new restauants.\n\nFor what I was expecting, Alchemy n' Ale was a disappointment.  For the prices and space, the food should be much, much better.  The comparable restaurants in the L-Ville area offer so much better quality food for less.  The menu seems kind of random and all over the place, so maybe they haven't found their identity yet.  I did see a plate of mac n' cheese go by that looked great, so maybe I'll give it another try.  \n\nThis place has promise, so I hope it improves so we have another fantastic place to go to in L-Ville.
__label__4 This place is great.  I had brunch here with a few of my girlfriends on a Sunday.  We started our brunch with some great drinks: mamosa's, sangria, and bloody mary's.  The sangria was one of the best I have ever had.\n\nWe were seated at a charming table that was meant for a king & queen.  The large seats and table were all made of wood and went perfectly with teh brick walls.\n\nWe were treated with delicious pastries while looking at our brunch menus.  You could tell the pastries were fresh and there were a variety of them.\n\nThe menu for brunch had a variety of delicious items such as drunken french toast, chicken and biscuits, crab & shrimp ceviche, and fruit and yogurt.  The food was delicious and served timely.  The group ordered a variety of things with the drunken french toast as the most popular item.  Everyone seem to enjoy their food.\n\nThe service was great and the people were very friendly.  The bartenders and waitresses seemed to love what they did and created a laid back atmosphere.\n\nOne item to note is that there is no air conditioning.  It was warm on the day I went and the room was not uncomfortable but it could be if the place was packed.\n\nI would reccomend the brunch to anyone.  It is completely worth the $20 for the food, friendly service, and decor.
__label__2 Interesting restaurant.  Limited menu.  I assume the menu will grow as this place finds its way.  We had the cheese plate(ok), beets(very good), mussels(very good), iceberg sald(big and good).  Pretty good beer selection.  The music was defintely off.  I am sure this will change as well.  The brunch menu looked very good.  \n\nI'll go back sometime to see what changes have been made.
__label__2 The hubby and I stopped by Saturday night for a quick bite and something has changed here.  The lovely Brit was still there waiting tables with as big a smile as ever, but she was tending bar as well.  Hmmm.  Where's Richie?  Oh, he and another bartender are gone and now working the bar at Static in The Strip.  The amazing Brit and another waitress handled the bar AND the floor all by themselves and did it well, I might add.  So there was some lag time - to be expected when the joint is so understaffed.  But why?\n\nI had the scallops atop a delicious polenta, crowned by 2 big slices of bacon.  No veggies.  The polenta was cold, good, but cold.  Three out of the four scallops were sweet and beautifully caramelized.  The 4th was browned well, too, but was just this side of being bad - I pushed that one aside.  Why 2 whole slices of bacon?  I love bacon, but it wasn't a Devonshire...perhaps if the bacon had been crumbled and scattered over the tops of the scallops?  And why no veg?  Had I been aware of that fact, I would have been happy to order a side veggie or a salad. Even a green garnish would have helped the all beige plate!\n\nThe hubster had the fried chicken.  Meh.  Boneless chicken does not qualify as fried chicken.  It lacks the depth of flavor and dries out without the bones!  He was underwhelmed.  Again, no veg.  And no bread basket either.  ???????\n\nThe Moscow Mule, as usual, was superb.\n\nWhat's going on A & A?  Staffing problems, food quality missing the mark, empty tables and spots at the bar are not looking good.  Oh...and please hand out fresh, clean, unrumpled menus....the ones handed to us looked waaayyy past their prime and set a bad tone.  Print up new ones and, if you have to, laminate them and wipe them off occasionally to keep them clean, please.
__label__2 They barely finished the restaurant the chairs are incredibly annoying there are not caps for the exposed brick and the food though it is delicious came out at probably 300 degrees! And for a business with the last name ALE doesn't have a very good beer selection. This is a newer bar and I just think there is a lot of room for growth just yet. Again even though there were some things I was unhappy with the food (most importantly) tasted incredible.
__label__0 Ughhh. I gave alchemy a second.. third.. Chance.  They finally had enough sense to drop their absurd prices ($15 for a pretty average burger? Come on...) so I thought they were worthy of another shot.  Welp, they replaced their absurd prices with absurd service and a lack of pretty much every item on the menu.  I mean, at 10 PM on a Friday night, how can you possibly be out of almost all of your draft beers, Captain Morgan, and half of your appetizers, INCLUDING the one that the waiter recommended?   Maybe you should make sure you actually have something before recommending that your customers order it?  And OH WAIT... they didn't ACTUALLY drop the prices.. they just stopped included fries with your meal and charge 4 freaking dollars to add them on.  So let's do the math... 5 lbs of potatoes costs about $3 - you get about 4 oz. of fries -  so the true cost is somewhere around 15 cents?  Sounds like a rip-off to me.   \n\nSad.. this place could be cool.  But alas, it sucks.  Spend your money elsewhere.  And hope that the schmuck running this place takes a look at some of these reviews and gets a clue.
__label__1 The flavors and toppings were okay.\nI was a little disappointed how few non-fat options there were.\nThey have an okay selection but all were of similar tastes.
__label__2 Having a taco joint open up in Shadyside was just about the best thing that has happened since I came to Pittsburgh.  As soon as I saw a brief mention of this place on the talk pages of Yelp Pittsburgh, I monitored their progress towards opening by \"liking\" their page on facebook. It finally opened while I was out of town, so I made it a point to try this place as soon as I got back.  Walking back from school yesterday (Monday), I walked up and realized that they're not open on Mondays.  So I tried again today.\n\nThe brightly painted walls of this place remind me of a traditional mexican restaurant.  When you first walk in, their gelato lies in a similar position where Mercurio's gelatos used to lie.  From the end of the table, I ordered two tacos to go - one al pastor and the other carnitas.  They offer a number of salsas, and it seems that you can pack your own, even though they initially ask whether you want any one in particular.\n\nWhile i waited, i sampled the mojito gelato (\"with real booze\"), one of their many interestingly flavors.  It was surprisingly light and tasty, although there were quite a few ice crystals in my sample because the lady scooped from the surface.  I'll most likely try a cup of this the next time I come back; it has just the right lightness that I like for a summer snack/dessert.\n\nMy order was fulfilled in a reasonable time (there was only one other party that had finished eating already).  I walked home as quickly as I could so that I could enjoy my tacos while they were still warm and so that the juices from the meat wouldn't soak through the corn tortilla.  My only thought on the walk back was, \"I hope they put two corn tortillas, unlike reyna foods...\"\n\nAnd there were two corn tortillas!  The tacos aren't fully decked out like the \"super tacos\" of small mexican joints - as seen in the pictures, they provide the meat and some diced onions/cilantro. no lettuce, tomato, or any of that stuff. I asked for a bit of their medium house salsa, which came on the side. it was very mild for my taste (I could barely taste any spicyness), so I'll be trying their next level up next time I go.  The carnitas was slightly dryer than I expected, which eliminated the soggy corn tortilla problem.  The corn tortilla had cooled down, and I think it would have tasted better if left on the griddle slightly longer.  The pineapple on the al pastor taco definitely helped the taste a bit, but like the carnitas, they were just a tad underseasoned.   They put one salsa cup in my bag, which I ran out after 1.5 tacos, which meant that I barely had any salsa for my chips.  So if you get your order to go, make sure you have enough salsa! The chips that were also provided in a small bag was a nice accompaniment to my tacos. Thumbs up for not putting much salt on them. For two tacos my meal came out to be ~7.50, which is high/very high for the standard, but based on location (being in shadyside), I understand their pricing, and I don't have much to complain about.  I hope they'll have those spicy pickled veggies (Carrots, jalapenos, onions etc) soon! those will definitely be a great condiment for the tacos in addition to solely salsa.\n\nBased on my review, I may just be accustomed to slightly heavier tastes (more spicyness, more spices).  Go and try this place! This places deserves to stay around.
__label__1 I really didn't want to write this review since Chica Loca Taco is new. I know how hard it is to succeed in the restaurant business and I think there are very good intentions behind Chica Loca Taco but there could be improvements with the food. I was very excited to learn that this place would be serving Mexican street food so have been eyeing the place throughout the entire time of construction, awaiting for their opening. I haven't tried the gelato but I don't get the connection with the Mexican food. \n\nAnyway great that there are fresh ingredients but the fresca and green salsas needed salt and pepper. Chips were okay. Al pastor and chorizo had some flavor but needed a little more of something - perhaps again salt and pepper or even hot sauce. Chorizo looked kind of like minced dog food...\n\nI left the place with the right amount of full in my belly but not the right type of satiated full. Price is reasonable and the service was incredibly friendly.
__label__0 This had to be the most awful breakfast experience ever! The list of screw-ups is nearly endless.\n\nI came here one Sunday morning while visiting Montreal with 3 friends. The place looked decent from the outside, so we strolled in for a basic, quick brekkie. To start, service was dreadful. After being seated we waited for 15 minutes to even be acknowledged by the waitress. It must have taken about 45 minutes before any food arrived. By that time all of our coffees were empty and our waitress ignored us until we basically begged for coffee. I gotta say, she was quite skilled at ignoring the restaurant patrons. Other tables were holding up their cups asking for refills just as well.\n\nThings only got worse from there. Among the many screw-ups include:\n\n-Wrong toast\n-No water (which we desperately needed - it was a late night on town!) \n-Wrong eggs (I asked for over-easy but got scrambled)\n-Disgustingly greasy breakfast sausage\n-Lukewarm food\n-Spilled coffee when the waitress over-poured the cup (and of course didn't bother to apologize or even acknowledge it)\n-Rude and painfully slow service (the place wasn't even busy)\n-Washroom had no soap (I can only imagine the cleanliness of the rest of the place)\n\nIn a nutshell, AVOID AVOID AVOID! Tres mal!
__label__0 I was excited to try this place, but sadly i did not get a chance. They advertise that they deliver, but apparently only on busy days, don't know which day that is. Very disappointed.
__label__1 At first look this seems like a great fun place. And it might be if you just dine there. HOWEVER if you decide to partner up with them for any type of events just know that you will be entirely on your own for promotions etc....\n\nThe food was okay but the service was slow. After our event which by the way no management came out to say is everything okay or is there anything you need....we decided to order. Had to flag down the waiter. They brought over one menu for a table of five, then had to ask for water. After ordering it took approx 25 minutes for our food to arrive. Then it was brought out without utensils or napkins. Might as well have been a self serve. Plus one of the items that we ordered never arrived! Had to also go inside and request check. I had a friend who sat inside and they said the service was not much better.\n\nWill I ever be back...no!\n\nThe only plus for this business is that you can bring your dog!
__label__1 Beers seemed to be a little higher priced than this lizard is used too. They do a have a pretty good tap. Lots of craft beers. Bit of a rocker bar. They we're blasting foo fighters. Nothing against foo and those that fight it but this is a bit of a sign. Also got the stare down from the regulars when I walked in. It's like they've never seen a 50 million year old lizard of death before.
__label__0 I've been here a bunch of time, and the bartenders are plain bad. I've seen multiple drinks terribly messed up (bartender, you can't tell that a drink is wrong when it has coke in it and is still clear?) as well as bartenders try to force and guilt people into buying water. I organize a group event every month that comes here with about 20-30 people and we won't be coming back in the future.
__label__1 It's a beautiful salon, but a man's haircut is $65...
__label__4 Used a Groupon yesterday and can only say that I had nothing negative to report and believe me where hair care is concerned I can be very critical. I had a phase I student who carried me through the process in a very professional manner. Final words -- Excellent Experience!!
__label__4 I think it's fair to say that Spanish cuisine hasn't caught on in the UK in the way that, say, French or Italian has. We're all au fait with authentic coq au vin and insist on our pasta being al dente, but, despite tv chefs throwing chorizo into every second dish, how many of us really know what Spanish food is all about? Tapas and sangria might be holiday staples but when looking for somewhere for dinner Spanish doesn't seem to be the first thing that springs to mind. \n\nEl Quijote has changed all that, and in doing so has leaped right to the top of my list of favourite places.\n\nIt's small and cosy, with a sort of rustic d\u00e9cor that doesn't overdo it but still manages to feel welcoming and snug. I'm glad we booked ahead as it was full and they were turning people away. The staff are friendly but not overbearing, and the menu is just extensive enough to require some tough decisions but not to leave you languishing in the slough of menu despond. \n\nAnd the food, of course. Man. That was some of the best grilled meat I've had in ages. We started with some simple tapas: the obligatory chorizo and manchego, and some piquant grilled peppers, to go with the complimentary bread and olive oil. Then onto the main courses. My grilled Iberian pork was incredible (see photo). Tender and pink on the inside, with that nice grilled outside, little bits of crisp and crunch, just heavenly. And the simple accompaniment of potatoes and salad was all that was needed. \n\nI didn't particularly like the wine I chose, so I made up for it by finishing the meal with some unctuously rich sherry from their short sherry menu. Much better than having pudding. The next day I was dreaming of that grilled pork and we'll be back soon to try the rest of the menu.
__label__1 Not exceptional but not everyone can't be Yogurtland. Service is good they have many toppings but the yogurt itself could be better. My least favorite yogurt so far
__label__3 Who knew it covered 122 acres?! Huge park with lots to do for any outdoor activity. There's a lake as well and some drainage system or something, but I like to think it's a submarine top. \n\nGreat looking basketball courts! They have tennis courts across Park Road. The children's play area looks good too. I'm sure they have some great softball games on their 4 fields. I was seriously impressed with all the different areas (you can tell from the road that all of this exists!)!!\n\nThe one thing that I think others have mentioned, is the upkeep. Perhaps due to funding, it could have more maintenance. \n\nAlso, there is a recycling drop off in one of the corners off of the softball fields. Cool.\n\nYelp has this location in Ballyntyne, but it's in the South Park area on Park Road, just south of Tyvola/Fairview.
__label__1 I really just didn't like the sandwiches. I thought that it was a sandwich I could have just made at home and brought to work. The bread was old, and the lunch meat was sub par. The manager is just not very friendly, and generally sarcastic with people in a rude way. I walk by this place everyday and choose not to eat there. Their cup cakes are alright though....
__label__2 Average downtown Thai restaurant, nice for a quick workday lunch with peers.  OK, fresh hot Thai food.  Nothing too special.  Would I go back?  Yes, but there are other better options.\n\nNote - they had a very brisk business on a Thursday afternoon lunch, don't be surprised to wait for a table.
__label__1 Asian fusion is about right - the Thai\ncurries basically come across as a mess that really taste nothing like Thai curry I've had in more authentic Thai restaurants. I have tried a few other dishes and at least give them points for trying - the meals typically look colorful and appetizing and with enough fish sauce, chili paste, or soy sauce, you can transform it into something edible. Other pros, the dishes don't seem greasy which is a plus to me. The prices are also super reasonable.
__label__4 Three of us went for lunch the other day and one of the group received the wrong pizza.  The server promptly took it back but we waited for about 25 minutes and were finally told that the server accidentally canceled the order instead of resubmitting it, we weren't happy but agreed to wait for the replacement.  We finished our lunches while our poor friend waited but she eventually received the correct order.  \n\nWhat struck me about this experience was that the manager immediately came over, apologized, and told us lunch would be on them - for all of us.  I don't know about you but my experience is that it's the customer the usually has to alert the manager and even then, it's not guaranteed that you will be offered anything other than an excuse (this infuriates me btw).  A response like this is usually reserved for high end spots where you're paying for great service via the meal prices.\n\nThe food is consistently fresh and good, and I'm extremely pleased with how they handled this situation.
__label__0 Avoid this location!  Seriously, drive 10 minutes out of your way to go to another location.\nWe love Oregano's and have been going to the old town and Scottsdale and Shea location for years.  Always great service and food.  But this location broke the mold in the worse way!  Our last visit we were told 35 minute wait, which is fine, so we had drinks at the bar.  40 minutes later the hostess told us our table was being cleared and she actually pointed to it.  5 minutes later another party is there, so we wait for another 20 minutes.  Finally get sat outside when we asked to be inside.  No one comes by for at least 10 minutes.  When they do we ask for the wobbly table to be fixed and our waitress tells us \"it's frowned upon\".  And it just got worse from there, wings, salad, pizza, pasta all came out in 10 minute intervals, no utensils, drop a beer off and run off with out getting another order...  Everyone in our party of 7 talking about how poor the service was.\nIt was a birthday so I choose to bite my tongue and call a manager later.  When I do he is very understanding and apologizes.  He says he is going to mail me a gift card and a week later, no gift card so I call back to check the address only to get another manager that takes my address again and promises to get back to or mail the gift card.  A week later, no gift card.
__label__0 Do not go to this location. I've been going to the scottsdale and Shea location for years and the food and service there are just better in every way. Maybe a managerial thing? Let's start with probably the worst hostess I've ever dealt with at any restaurant. Went at almost 9pm still a little busy. She told us the wait was 15 mins but I saw at least 3 tables that just haven't been cleaned so I say we will wait. Then she points to 2 open bar stools and says you can sit there if ya want. No thanks. We wait 15 for the tables to get cleaned, and we go to the little middle section with probably 4 out of 6 booths open and she sits us at the tiny table with 2 little chairs? Um no we'll take a booth. She rolls her eyes throws the menus on the booth table and walks away. Just rude in my opinion. Your job is customer service. Wash dishes if you hate dealing with people. Been in the restaurant business for 20 years and would never hire someone like this. Service was good. Pizza had a giant burnt bubble but it wasn't bad. Meatballs were also good. Shrimp scampi had no taste though. Pizooki was good but that's hard to mess up. Take the 15 min drive to the better location on Shea.
__label__2 We happened to be in PV and happened to walk in here one Sunday.   We still don't know what the fascination place is with Oreganos.   The pizza is OK, the salads are huge!   It's better than Dominos or Papa Johns, but it's not over the top \"best breed\" pizza.  A real Italian pizza places wouldn't put yellow cheese on a pizza.  This is why we hit an Oreganos about once every two years.  I guess we forget and hope things will change/get better.  Like we have said before, it's not awful and you could do much worse and they charge you 25-39 cents if you ask for ranch dressing.  That's total BS!
__label__4 If you want #Waxing when in #Vegas this is the best place! Got a #BrazilianWax smooth as a baby! Very sanitary clean place.  Loved the friendly, accommodating staff. Definitely going back! Thanks The Birthday Suit
__label__3 Decided to give this place a 2nd chance since I was in the area & needed a hard wax Brazilian! And I must say it was pretty darn good! Really not painful at all for a Brazilian and super clean and speedy!
__label__2 First thing's first:\nThe wax is great.  Quick, thorough, as painless as possible. \n\nNow, service is a different story. I had always received good service but this last time was really, really annoying. \n\nWhen I first called, I was immediately put on hold for 5 minutes and 23 seconds. What about a, \"I'm helping another client, can I call you right back?\"  After I booked, I realized I didn't have my debit card so I called back. Another hold (about 2 minutes) to ask if I could give them my card over the phone. No dice - it's against their policy. But, they said, \"just call us back if you need to reschedule. We have availability before or after.\" So, it turns out I do need to reschedule. I call a 3rd time and placed on hold a THIRD FREAKING TIME. And of course, now they don't have the availability to switch my service. Uggghh. Fine. I'll just rearrange everything to keep my original time. Finally, an appointment. \n\nWhen I show up, there are 3 girls chatting behind the counter. And when I finally get in the room to get the service, the esthetician doesn't speak to me at all. Not one word. Perhaps it was just an off day for everyone involved. Next service, I'll update my rating if things are different.
__label__0 Food poisoned. Trip the hospital. Needless to say I'll never be eating here again.
__label__2 Update!!! You guys don't server cold burritos anymore!!!!! Thanks ! Good food here! They have a good .99 menu everyday!!!
__label__2 Buyer beware they have raised the prices here again!!!!!
__label__0 The service is good but the food is not great. The pizza was soggy and had very little toppings, looked and tasted like cheese pizza. We requested that they should add more toppings, so they added little bit more topping on the existing pizza which ended up tasting terrible!! The manager spoke to us and advised us that we should have ordered double topping. A large pizza and with three toppings cost $22  to $25 (the food is not cheap)  There are so many good pizza restaurants in the valley who serve tasty pizza's and do not skimp on toppings.  I have no plans to visit this restaurant in the future.
__label__0 I love Grimaldi's in Scottsdale so I was excited when I found one in Chandler.  However, I was more than disappointed. This place has no business calling itself Grimaldi's and should be ashamed! I love love love Grimaldi's in Scottsdale, but this location does not even compare. If you are going to pay this much for pizza it better damn well be good!! Makes me very sad and I will NEVER go to this location again. No flavor.
__label__0 Went on a slow Tuesday night. My party of 4, the largest group in the building, was ignored from the moment we walked in. My girlfriend and I had to drink from my friends' bucket of beer because the bar tender didn't even walk over to us until she felt it necessary to come and snatch the menus, which we had to get ourselves, out of our hands saying only \"we're only serving off this late night menu.\" Not once was eye contact made and not once was a smile given the entire stay of nearly 3 hours. After leaving the tab in cash on the bar and leaving, we were chased outside by the same bartender who accused us of not paying our bill, having not even looked at the bar right where we were sitting, apparently. After we told her we left it on the bar the only response from her was \"cause if you don't pay it then I have to.\" For a group of 4 who all work in restaurants, this low level service in, what was thought to be a reputable bar in the ballantyne area, was appalling.
__label__2 I came here to meet up with a coworker and I must say that I am very, very impressed with their service.  We had warm chips and salsa right when we sat down and our food came out in less than 5 minutes (even though the restaurant was packed).  The server was quick and professional.  As far as services goes, they get an A++.\n\nOn the flip side, my 3 enchiladas were sub par.  The tortilla was not consistent in texture and the quality of the food seemed a little bit lacking.  The beef in one of my enchiladas tasted like Taco Bell scrap meat and my chicken enchilada was dry.  I also got a guacamole salad and I wish I didn't.  The guac on top of the lettuce made the entire salad soggy.  Though for the price you're paying, you really can't complain.\n\nThe decor is lacking (if you can call the randomly hung objects decor).  This place is pretty much a hole-in-the wall.  However, as Brian mentioned, the place is clean and organized.  No filmy layer of oil on the seats, clean floors, plenty of parking spots...I can see myself coming back here again.  Good job on service!
__label__2 OK for Mexican food. \nHot chips were served. \nSalsa was good. \nOrdered chili rellano. It was traditional style and tasted OK,\nThe sauce was not what I expected, but good. \nThe service was very good.
__label__4 This is definitely one of the new hotspots to go in Chandler.\nThey just opened a little over a month ago and serve a fusion of Mexican and American food.\n\nThe food is good and the prices are very reasonable especially during happy hour and reverse happy hour.\nThe staff is super friendly and very attentive.  \n\nOn Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturday they have DJs spinning on the patio. They mix everything including rock, classic rock, hip hop, house, and usually pretty good about taking requests.\n\nDefinitely check it out!
__label__4 So many taco choices; combinations I never dreamed of in a taco! I had the pulled pork taco and it was fantastic. My hubby and I also split some sort of taco roll appetizer (can't remember the name) and it was so yummy! My world tour (mixed drink) was delicious! The bartender was really nice too. Definitely recommend :)
__label__2 This place is poppin' during happy hour on weekdays and early evenings, until around 9:30ish.  Happy hour prices are good.  I've personally only taken advantage of the $2 street tacos and $5 rockaritas deal.  I like the carne asada and chicken street tacos.  The house margarita is pretty weak but tastes good.\n\nI typically only go there to listen to the live DJ, and grab a drink or two.  They have a good variety of margaritas & cocktails.  The most recent cocktail I've tried is the Around the World Tour, which is composed of like 4-5 different flavors of Stoli, sweet & sour, and Sprite.  The bartender warned me that that was their strongest drink.  Of course that only made me want to try it even more!  And she was right.  I had to drive to Scottsdale to meet up with some friends after, so I only downed half of it.  It was good, fruity, but super strong.\n\nMy favorite drink there so far is the Devil With a Red Dress On.  Love the blood orange-acai flavor.\n\nOverall, I think this is a good place to go when you have the munchies or just want to chill out with great music, good atmosphere, have a drink or take some shots!\n\nI think adding happy hour over the weekend and reverse happy hour would definitely benefit this place.
__label__0 Food is good, but customer service should be just as good. Very rude, not friendly makes you feel un welcome. Don't know how he stays in business. Will tell all people I know to never go there. Vegas is full of good markets and this is not one of them.
__label__4 This is the best Mexican food I have ever tasted. I know that's not saying much at all since I hail from NYC, but bear with me.\n\nThe tacos run you 2 dollars and are stuffed with meat, guacamole, salsas, onions, cilantro, and so much ugh. I ate about 6 - tongue, beef head, spicy pork, tripe (THE BEST!), carne asada, beef shoulder. They were all good, except maybe the beef shoulder because it reminded me too much of my homestyle Russian food. The tripe was the star though, with the intestines fried to a crunchy yet still a bit chewy perfection. In addition to the tacos, I also tried a carne asada quesadilla. My only knowledge of quesadillas being those flattened, depressing (yet still delicious) things in Taco Bell, I was mindblown. Everything had such a great flavor and texture.\n\nThey serve grilled peppers and scallions on the side for free, which have a great flavor. Also on the side for you to grab at your leisure are radishes and lime pieces. Mexican fountain sodas are also available but I didn't like any of the flavors, and was upset that they didn't have Jarritos.\n\nNext time I come back to Vegas, I'm definitely eating here again, and saying hi to my Mexican bro with whom I conversed in my rudimentary Spanish.
__label__4 I am not one for organ meat at all.  Then again I never had Tacos El Gordo.  After years saying I would not try cow brains, i gave in because I found someone who actually sold it and I finally had my chance.  Holy smokes, it was weirdly delicious because it was delicious but it was still brains.  After being blown away, I tried the other meats, like tripas (I hate tripas) and loved it.  I recommend the mulas.  Get the mulas, get the mulas.
__label__4 OMG!!! the best place ever! cheap eats and bomb a** food. especially late night.
__label__4 WOW...These are the best tacos I have ever eaten! I ordered only 4 of the Carne Asada  tacos thinking I'd leave room for desserts on the Strip. But the hell with that! They were sooooo good and PICA, I had to go back for more! \n\nIf you are anywhere near Vegas ...you just have to stop here.
__label__4 So I've been eating more veggie lately (although nowhere near entirely), and the one major carnivorous mainstay of my diet lately has been tacos. To the point where I've started calling myself a \"tacotarian.\" (And yes, I know they make fish tacos, I just don't care.)\n\nSo on my latest trip to Tacos El Gordo, I decided to branch out and try their vegetarian option - to see if I could keep visiting my favorite Vegas taco joint even in the absence of meat.\n\nThe taco azteca (nopales asado) is strips of grilled cactus served on your choice of corn or flour tortilla with salsa and guacamole. The cactus really had a nice snap when you bite into it and a bit of a peppery flavor. A lot of times with vegetarian options for Mexican it feels like you're \"missing\" something. A vegetarian burrito from Chipotle feels like a magic trick sometimes. And not in a good way.\n\nBut this was legit. If I ever pull the trigger and go full-on vegetarian, this will be a staple of my diet.\n\n(The adobada is still amazing too.)
__label__4 It's been said by most, but I just wanted to emphasize what a pleasant, cheap departure it is from the expensive, crappy chain food on the strip.  The walk from most hotels is just long enough to be sobering after a long night/morning out in Vegas (I walked from Planet Hollywood), and if it isn't, the food should help.\n\nIt's especially awesome for those of us who come from the east and don't get particularly good/authentic tacos.
__label__4 What can I say about this place that hasn't all ready been said. I went to this because of yelp, usually I make a list of the top places in Vegas to go eat at, but I usually get side tracked you never know what's going to happen over there so one day at midnight me and my wife went after a show I was thinking I need to budget after hitting up the fine dining spots so we went here all I have to say is that we showed up at midnight and the next day we where back at 9 am for round two the tacos are Bomb. The tacos al pastor are authentic, I don't care how much you think you know by going to places around the world and having the best tacos this place is good and original. This place started in Tijuana and moved to San Diego and is booming in Vegas. I live in the high desert and think about taking of to Vegas just grab some tacos all the time. If your going to Vegas on a budget don't go but if you end up going hit this place up. Don't forget to ask for some grilled onions and chiles and burnt tostada all that is complimentary.
__label__1 It was ok. Kinda pricey for what you get. Its at the end of the strip so if your faded its good!
__label__1 The tacos are really good, 5 stars but I am only giving it two stars because of the way you have to order your tacos. Three separate lines for every meat.. I don't see how this makes things go smoother or faster.  We were in line for 45 mins and had to stick with one kind of meat because we were not going to be back in line again.  I'd like to go back next time I'm in Vegas but I'll have to go during the day with hopes that the lines are not as bad as wednesday night.  I wanted to try the Al pastor.. It looked real good..maybe next time.
__label__3 Most authentic tacos outside of Mexico. \nNevertheless, #SrGORDO please fix your ordering system. Long lines ruin the experience.
__label__4 Street tacos - fantastic! You walk in the door and the grill smoke greets your nostrils and you begin to salivate. Service is fast and friendly, food is fresh and delicious -- and inexpensive. A great option on the strip.
__label__4 yum yum yum mexican food just off the end of the strip (:\n\nFor carne/beef, line up on the left.  For pork, line up on the right!  My usual order is something like 2 adobados + 1 carne + 1 lengua taco (have a friend order all the carne, and another order all the adobados, otherwise you will have to line up twice!)\n\nThis is a must-go if you are in vegas - cheap, delicious, tasty tasty food! Convenient parking, available seating.  What more can you ask for?\n\nLast time I came, however, half of their kitchen had been closed down for some reason and the wait time was ridiculous (close to an hour around lunch time).  On previous visits, my wait has always been around 20 minutes long around the same time (we have a habit of going right after hotel check-out, before driving back to socal!)  So that would be the only partly off-putting thing.  Fingers crossed for having the whole place back up and running again by the next time I visit!
__label__1 I walk in on a warm Summer Tuesday night at 11:30pm and look at the ridiculous set up of different lines for different meats and I and many others are overwhelmed.  It takes an hour to finally get to the counter and get my food. The tacos de adobada (al pastor) are nothing to write home about and much less spend an hour in line for. They were OK. If you think these tacos are 100% authentic tacos al pastor or arabe or adobada.....whatever you want to call them. You have not tried 100% authentic street style tacos. Even L.A.'s famed King Taco blows this place out of the water. Not worth it. P.S. I saw many people ordering food and not paying for it.
__label__1 Im not sure why this place has more than 2 stars, its not that good, OK at best. Maybe if you never had Mexican food before than that would make sense. \n\nTo start, the lines are confusing and chaotic!The tacos, were made inconsistent, some had not enough meat some had no guacamole some had one tortilla and some had two. The meat, was dry with no taste. \n\nThe price at $2.00 a taco off the street should be a Very Good taco, this is not even close, its more of a $1.00 taco!\n\nSo many other places are much better. I don't get it.
__label__2 I didn't get anything to get here because I was recovering from food poisoning. But my BF got the spicy pork tacos and he said they were the best tacos he's ever had. This place is authentic and the long lines and people show that it is really good. He gives 5 stars for that.\n\nHowever, one has to ask whether it's worth the 50+ minute wait. The lines bring down the rating from 5 stars to 3 stars. The queuing system was really confusing. As others have mentioned, there are separate lines for everything. There are six lines, two sets of three lines. The three lines are for pork (abodaba), offal (brains, tongue, stomach, tripe, intestines, etc), and beef (asada, etc). The line didn't actually look that long so it was ridiculous how it took so long. \n\nAs we got closer, we found out why. It's because there was one guy doing the job of two people. He makes the tacos really fast but he would have to make like at least 5 for each customer. Also, he made like 50+ tacos while we were in line that looked like it was for to-go orders (paper plates wrapped in foil). So the amount of time per person and the amount of extra work the taco maker is doing for people not in line contributes to long wait times. It feels like there has to be a better way for them to do this!
__label__0 Is this the same taco joint as the beloved Tacos El Gordo in Chula Vista?  The taste and quality of the tacos today sure didn't taste like it!  \n\nWhat a complete disappointment!  I hyped this place up from Day 1 and we all braved the torrential downpour in Vegas and nasty morning hangover so that my friends could finally taste these infamous tacos.  Wow, I'm embarrassed now... They tasted like garbage.  The carne asada tacos were drenched in guacamole and the combination just tasted off.  Oh, and the spicy pork (adobada) tacos were just...different!  \n\nI gave the Tacos El Gordo in Chula Vista 5 stars, but this place deserves 1!  One star for the nice lady who handed us a roll of paper towels to dry ourselves because we looked like someone threw a bucket of water on us.
__label__4 aw man, this is a far, sketchy walk from the quad at 2:30am but worth it!\ni kept going back up for more and more spicy adobada tacos- they were so freaking good.  i thought that the asada meat was a little dry but delightful nonetheless.\n\nthis is not gastronomie, it's street food at it's finest and probably the most authentic taco experience i've ever had.
__label__4 Yummy tacos. Open late. People I ate there with last night are still raving about how good their food was. Have a variety of different meat to choose from
__label__4 Kick ass tacos, open late into the night, and cheap.  This place is doing it right!\n\nWe walked our way over here on our first night in Vegas, around 2 AM.  They'e located towards the end of the strip, past Treasure Island.  The place was packed and right away we noticed the delicious smells wafting over from all the different meat stations.  There's about half a dozen different meat stations, which you line up at and order, then you pay at the register.\n\nThe Adobada (Spicy Pork) was so good that as soon as I finished, I lined up  and ordered some more.  At the Adobada station, you'll see stacks and stacks of marinated spicy pork roastin on a spit, with a pineapple at the top.  The pork is shaved off the spit to order \n\nMy next favorite was the Suadero (Beef Shoulder), which you'll find at the station with the big pot of beef stewing away.  This results in fall apart tender chunks of beef, packed with flavor.\n\nYou have to eat at Tacos El Gordo when you're in Vegas.  I'll for sure be there the next time i'm in town!
__label__2 Not as good as Molly Brannigan's, but a decent pub none the less.
__label__3 Good beer on draught and they know how to pour Guinness!  Went here recently with a group of coworkers for a holiday happy hour.  We ordered a variety of appetizers, drinks and beers.  The apps all came out hot and fresh.  The deep fried mushrooms were a hit with the others (I am not a mushroom fan) as were the wings.  Their hot wings are pretty darned good.  They are crispy and meaty and spicy! The spinach dip case with chips and pita in a little crock, served nice and warm. The pretzel with the guinness-cheese sauce was also really tasty and a nice relief on my taste buds after the wings. \n\nLocated in Dana Park, there is ample parking and not much of a crowd at 5pm, which meant prompt service for us! The servers kept up on our drinks, food and cleared plates as they became empty.  They have discounts on food and beverage during happy hour, so I'm keeping The Harp as a happy hour option.
__label__1 Kind of a cool atmosphere, good for drinking. Mediocre and slightly overpriced meals for what you get. Irish Pasty was mainly potatoes, some cabbage, little bit of cheese and small amount of corned beef (Cornish Pasty at Guad/Dobson is much better). Every other item was traditional, strip mall bar food. \nI could have been in any other bar and gotten the same experience. \nBasically good for booze, but not much else.
__label__1 I've eaten here twice.. The second time thinking they might have improved from the first.. uhh... sadly not.\n\nFood, service, atmosphere are all much better at the Morrison Street branch. Yes the decor is horribly dated but if you're only going to a restaurant for their decor then may I suggest you MAY have the wrong approach....\n\nEven being a member of the loyalty club which gives me 10% (?) off my bill and vouchers (which they don't do anymore in lieu of getting a % off your bill) don't entice me to visit this place.\n\nWe've also ordered delivery from here once.. don't bother.. everything arrives a bit lukewarm and soggy.. and we only lived about 5/10mins drive from the restaurant at the time... \n\nIf you HAVE to visit ChopChop.. Head up to Morrison St.
__label__3 Decided to take the kids there after a movie. They like chicken fingers so why not?\n\nThe girl behind the counter was very friendly and helpful. The place was dead though, there were only 2 other people in there at the time.\n\nThey have a variety of stuffed chicken fingers. I tried a combo of all of them.They were cooked perfectly. The fries were seasoned well too.You get two little plastic cups for condiments. They have quite a few to choose from. The fry sauce and the jalapeno sauce were both great. \n\nThe cook came out and asked us how everything was which was nice.\n\nThe only complaint I had was that they charge you if you want a another cup. Not that a quarter is gonna break me, but other places like Baja Fresh let you have as much as you want. Its the principle.\n\nThey need to rework the condiment area too. Its very confined and if more than one person is there, everyone is stepping one each other.\n\nI think this place will be successful after they tweek it a little. They have a great product and good service.
__label__1 The chicken fingers used to be really good when they first opened. Loved the ultra thin shoestrings fries too. But now the chicken is undercooked, not the quality it used to be as the crust tastes like ordinary chicken fingers you can get from the drive-thru. The fries are no longer the thin shoestring but regular fries. I'm disappointed because the last 2 times within the last month wasn't a good experience. Please go back to the original recipe and bring back shoestring fries.
__label__0 HORRIBLE!!! DO NOT GO! I was excited about the yelp deal (65 dollars for two spa services).  Originally they scheduled me for a day they weren't even open, so I reschuled my appointment to a later date. Then they told me the yelp voucher expires on the 31 of this year... They were WRONG- I contacted yelp who explained that the voucher is valed for a year from the day of purchase.  I then called back the \"day spa\" and rescheduled my appointment again.\n\nI arrived at my appointment 15 mins early to fill out paperwork and relax.  As I was filling out paperwork at the front desk,  the very rude recptionist (Jasmine)  made a call (in front of me) to the technician who apparently didn't even know she had an appt today. So I was informed (after asking) that the technician would be 20-30 mins LATE!!!  I thought no big deal, I will wait in the relaxation room that all days spas have... Well, not this one! There are a few scattered, very used and old chairs in the hallway to sit in while you wait. \n\nAt this point the experience was so poor and I was so irritated, I questioned how bad the services would be as well.  I spoke with Jasmine who didn't care one bit and decided massage envy down the street would be better- at least there they are polite and have a waiting area.\n\nWhile I was waiting I galnced at the pedi chairs which are the same type and quality that you find at a walmart.\n\nCanyon falls is NO SPA at all. It is a generic place with a very disappointing atmosphere and rude staff!
__label__4 Overall I had a wonderful experience when visiting the salon for the first time. I came into the salon and was greeted by the attendant to wait for my stylist. I had my haircut scheduled with Vanessa and she was punctual on time. I was looking for a trim on my layers and a polished look - and it was done! After that I had asked Vanessa if she had room for a walk-in service right after me, as my mother was looking to get her hair cut (she had gotten it colored at another salon the same day, and it was her day off, so she doesn't have a lot of time on her hands). Luckily Vanessa was able to accommodate her the same day and we both came out with gorgeous, fresh hair cuts done! We will both be back again, thank you Canyon Falls and Vanessa for being so accommodating!
__label__3 This place is cool.  I dig the crepe pancakes.  The malted waffle was good too.  Tried a ham and egg club sando with onion rings and the pile of rings was real respectable.  Good eats and they kept the drink refills coming.\n\nThey are cash only which was a slight inconvenience.   Being from out of town, the closest ATM hit me for $3 service and I am sure my bank will do the same on the other end.
__label__2 Although bigger than its previous location (now including outdoor seating) this new location seems to be lacking the pizzazz and charm that it had before. However, the food is still great greasy spoon breakfast grub; can't go wrong with their hotcakes and be sure to give their corned beef hash a try. Also don't forget cash as it's still cash only!
__label__1 2.5 stars\n\nApparently this place has some serious Vegas roots.  They used to be over on East Tropicana and have some affiliations with Liberace but there is now a new location on the Westside attached to the bounty hunter in the Albertson's shopping center.\n\nFirst things first, we had really nice service.  Our server was friendly, attentive, and hepful.  \n\nThe atmosphere leaves much to be desired since this place is attached to a bar, the bounty hunter.  There are some random booths and tables thrown in what was clearly an empty space and thats about it.  \n\nThere isn't a wine list or cocktails; just the offerings from the bounty hunter.  Um, no thank you, I don't want a Coors light with my veal.\n\nThey serve piping hot french bread,  It's crusty on the outside and chewy in trhe middle.  It's good.  \n\nWe had mussels to start.  Steamed in white wine with lots of butter, lots of garlic, and lots of chili.  They were spicy! Good flavor and cooked nice but hubs was dissapointed they were previously frozen.  \n\nWe had a cup of minestrone.  It didn't look like any vegetable soup I was used to.  It had ok flavor but was a salty brown sludge.  \n\nDad had the manicotti; the best item we had.  It had yummy creamy ricotta and mozarella and it was good.  \n\nWe shared veal.  I can't remember the name of the dish.  The veal was super tender, topped with copious amounts of a slurried brown sauce and sliced mushrooms.  It had spaghetti with marinara on the side.  It was not veal marsala but the sauce definitely had marsala in it, as did the sauce for the mussels.  I like the flavor of marsala but it seemed strange that it ended up in everything.  \n\nDad licked his spumoni dessert clean.  We shared the tortoni; essentially, vanilla ice cream mixed with frangelico then refrozen.  The presentation is awful but the iuce cream was delicious.  The basically freeze it into a little bowl.  That's it! The don't scoop it out, garnish it or anything! It tastes great though.  The refreezing with the alcohol creates these flaky ice crystals in the ice cream which is a pleasing texture.  Our bill was $50 for 2 sodas, mussels, cup of soup, 2 entrees, and 2 desserts.  Not bad.  \n\nI think I'd be willing to give it another try but have definitely experienced better Italian food at comparable prices in Vegas.
__label__3 Great addition to south hills. Recently opened. Hidden in the courtyard of a shopping / office complex. Small trattoria with limited outdoor seating. BYOB. Owned by a husband and wife team. Food was great and service was excellent . Only gripes.. small seating area , only take reservations for a party of 6 or more and I felt the food portions were a bit small. Definitely give this place a try.
__label__2 Though the cuisine seemed pretty traditional Italian to me, I was suprised that Arpino had a modern, ladies-lunch decor and a fairly small dining room.\n\nAs with other reviewers, I was pleased with the attentive wait staff.  I certainly felt taken care of- at no point was I out of water or bread, and the waitress even arranged for a special menu request without charging me any extra, as I assumed would have happened.\n\nDespite my love for the atmosphere, the food didn't quite make the grade.  My zucchini rollatini was serviceable, the side salad a nice touch, but the bread that came as an appetizer tasted like it came fresh from a bag and the pesto that I had ordered as a side just tasted kind of sad.\n\nI wanted to like this place more, but it just wasn't happening for me.
__label__4 I like Karen's Kreamery.  I made it a place to go when it was located in Surprise for the Gelato.  Inexpensive for great ice cream.  Great that they took up shop at the skate park, I assume they get more business at the new location. Guess I'm going to have to learn to skateboard to have an excuse to visit the park for ice cream.:)
__label__4 This is the best Mexican place in downtown madison for sure. Way better service and atmosphere than Los Gemelos. Amazing salsa--plenty of cilantro and fresh onion. The tostadas and tacos are my favorite. Close are the enchiladas verdes. Only skip is the quesadilla for me. Accommodating to groups and small parties-- we come here a couple times a month.
__label__0 Never again.  I've been to numerous chiropractors and I've never walked out in this kind of excruciating pain (I left in a neck brace!)  I communicated several times that it was hurting and he kept pushing.  There are better, more experienced chiropractors out there.  Don't make the same mistake I did.
__label__4 This past weekend, I squealed in delight to learn about the Simply 500 menu that Zoes recently launched. Well, they didn't actually launch it since the items have always been on their menu, but they've finally made it easy on on the calorie-conscious to figure out what to order while visiting. Sadly the hummus wasn't on the menu (probably because of the pita), but there are several delicious items, including the spinach roll-ups! I uploaded the menu and posted it to the Yelp listing. Take a look! Your waistline will thank you.
__label__4 Wow wow wow!! I can't get enough of Zoe's. \nThe food here is DIVINE. Completely SUPREME. I love it. My faves:\n-steak roll ups\n-chicken roll ups\n-the slaw\n-rice pilaf\n-hummus\n-they have bomb iced tea.\n\nPlus, you can order and pay for your food online, so if you want to pick it up you literally walk in, are handed your food, and walk out. So easy.\n\nThe people who work here are rad too.
__label__3 My friend and I stayed at the NRH for three nights during the Jazz Festival.  It was pretty easy to get to.  We took the 747 from the airport and got off at Stop #7 and walked 15 minutes up Bleury (which turns into Parc).  On future days, we used the 80 which runs up and down Parc (good for getting up to Fairmount Bagel).  You are roughly three blocks south of Parc-Royal.\n\nI made my reservations via fax and received an email confirmation within 12 hours.  We stopped at the front desk and check-in was a simple process.  We were given info on the wifi (which worked very well), and breakfast.  We took the elevator up to the 10th floor and found our room at the end of the hallway.  The room was modestly decorated in a classic dormitory style.  That is to say, two of everything - beds, desks, dresser, and shelves.  \n\nI thought the room was decent for the price we paid.  Towels were solid, toiletries were by Bath & Body Works.  TV was small, but manageable.  If there was one disappointment, it was that the A/C was a little lacking.  Not a big deal, but it meant I didn't need the comforter.\n\nAs mentioned, the location is great.  You've got restaurants all around you, a grocery store a couple of blocks away, and Saint Laurent is three blocks east.  The 80 bus stops outside the NRH, and McGill University is just a block up.\n\nKeep your expectations modest, and I think you'll be pleased.  Friendly staff and a great location make this a spot worth considering.
__label__4 I have never felt so welcome and comfortable at a dentist office. The scheduling was efficient and they had all my insurance information ready as soon as I walked in. The office is all digital so I didn't have to fill out any paperwork. The doctor is nice and very gentle. Everyone has a great personality and really makes it easy to go to the dentist. I have recommended all my friends and family and they have all been satisfied with them. Great place!
__label__2 Pretty good selection, they don't sell hotdogs here and make sure you check the date on some of the beer.
__label__2 Spacious, clean place.  Friendly people.  Delicious warm bread and Beverage glasses kept full.  My companions really liked the red snapper special and spaghetti and meatballs .  Both stated it was very flavorful.  I ordered Manila clams with linguine. The dish had lots of  mussels but was bland.  Linguine was cooked perfectly Al Dente.  I tend to like food spicy so I cannot say the dish was poorly made.  I would come back but this place is not the top of my list.
__label__1 This is one of those restaurant ratings that makes me question the palate of some yelpers.  I'm quite the food snob, and a bit of an amateur gourmet cook (make my own pastas/sauces/breads/ice creams), so if I eat out, the food should best my abilities in some way.  This place simply did not live up to anything near its 5 star yelp rating in any dimension other than its excellent service.  Let me say that again:  Service was excellent.  Waitstaff was very attentive, and the owner was extremely friendly as well.  5 stars for this part of the experience.\n\nNow the food.  The prices struck me as being too low for the area.  $26 for filet/$17 for homemade pasta seemed cheap to my eyes for dinner.  Turns out I was right.  I'd bet a fair amount of $$ that this place started with the best intentions and good quality ingredients, but the owner has cut prices and ingredient quality because he cannot figure out what's wrong with the restaurant given such high yelp reviews but poor customer turnout (Place was very quiet on a Saturday night at 8pm in spite of a great jazz band.).  \n\nCase in point:  my girlfriend's filet was nowhere near a USDA prime or even a choice cut.  I'd guess it was a select cut or a 'no roll' piece of meat similar to what's used at a chain steakhouse.  On top of that, the steak wasn't seasoned at all--no salt or fresh pepper.  It was dreadful.\n\nI ordered the citrus \"prawns\" and lobster ravioli.  The prawns were clearly shrimp, and not even big shrimp:  I'd guess they were 15/20 shrimp at best; nowhere near 10/15 shrimp, and they were definitely not prawns.  Shrimp were also overcooked and flavorless and were cooked via boiling water rather than seared a la minute.  Ravioli texture was great, but filling was mediocre.  Sauce was OK, but didn't seem to be thickened via a typical method (butter or cream).  My guess is that the sauces are premade in the morning and they found butter-thickened sauces would break on them.\n\nCalamari appetizer was not seasoned, was bland, and overcooked.  Calamari were chewy and the tomato sauce served to accompany it was meh.\n\nAll in all, the relatively cheap food prices + poor quality of ingredients + shrimp masquerading as \"prawns\" in my dish convinced me the owner probably started with very high ingredient quality and higher prices, but has lowered his price point and ingredient quality to try to spur demand.  I'm guessing he didn't do well, though, even with the best ingredients because the chef in the kitchen clearly isn't the best and doesn't know how to season food.  Nothing I ate had even a modicum of salt on it.\n\nIf the owner fired the chef and brought in someone new, raised the prices and the ingredient quality, he'd have a winning establishment.  I only hope he reads this review because it's clear he's trying his best, is a very affable fellow, and I genuinely want him to succeed.
__label__3 Fantastic food! Had drinks & apps at the bar with a friend. A couple great IPA offerings. I am not a big calamari person, but the stewed calamari was outstanding, definitely recommend! Also had a mozzarella caprese which was good. It's a quiet bar, the Sunday night NFL game was playing on the TVs so wouldn't recommend it for game watching, but great place for a date.
__label__4 We couldn't have been more pleased with the service and the delicious food!! Loved everything about this place. Great way to end a day of strolling around old town Scottsdale. Perfect date spot!!
__label__4 The museum also has an area that is filled with really cool shirts/posters/cutouts/etc that are reasonably priced. The museum itself is definitely worth the $5 to view- a nice trip down memory lane!! I've been in both the museum and the comic book store. Both are cool and both times an amazing associate named Pierre was working. Seriously, if you want AMAZING and KNOWLEDGABLE customer service then Pierre is your guy!!
__label__0 It's 12/23/2014 - almost 5 months to the date since I posted my Yelp review of Phoenix Music Lessons -(and months passed since I had attempted to solicit feedback from the owner of Phoenix Music Lessons).  TODAY - I am contacted with an explanation that \"I honestly thought you were probably a good person but I felt a dislike towards me right away. That energy was truly difficult for me to deal with.\"  \n\nHis \"concerned\" response concluded with this: \"PS. I once had a doctor do surgery on my knee.  I really disliked him (really this guy was a jerk) but I knew he was an expert..... My knee works great again. :)\"\n\nSince 12/23/2014 (again five months after my initial review) - the Owner has contacted me several times via personal email 3-4 and 1x telephone (actually left a message) - surreptitiously attempting to convince me to edit/delete or otherwise alter my review.  I find the Owner's contact inappropriate and borderline harassing.  I rejected his offers of a refund as that is not the intent of my review - rather to advise others of my experience.  The Owner provided a service- and was compensated for his service.    My opinion is this Owner does not take kindly to those with opposing/differing views.  \n\nUnprofessional and inappropriate boundaries.
__label__0 Cute place but what a rip off. $30 for a pedicure and my feet are still extremely dry and the \"massage\" that cost extra I could've done myself. I will not be returning here..customer service was terrible and the lady that did the pedicure was extremely rude and acted like she was way better then anyone on the planet.
__label__4 This is a beautiful steakhouse located in a locals casino on the outskirts of Vegas with primo service and excellent food.  My waiter Dwayne mentioned they have a top award winning pastry chef who makes fresh bread every day, and you can really taste the quality in the complimentary bread basket they give you.  It takes a lot of discipline not to fill up on the bread, it's really really amazing and I liked the walnut raisin bread the best.\n\nSo anyway, I continued my impromptu foie gras tour here (I previously had the billion dollar burger at Holsteins), after hearing about the special being served - buffalo steak with foie gras.  Now I've heard how lean buffalo meat is but have never tried it, so it sounded like the perfect time to try it out.  Looking through the appetizers, they had a fantastic assortment of appetizers and salads, including seafood appetizers.  But, of course, after I saw the foie gras appetizer I knew I had to order that dish, and I'm really glad I did. First, it's a huge cut of foie gras and comes in a cherry compote, then drizzled with fresh basil oil and topped with cilantro.  Finally, it's served with brioche crustinis which give it the perfect texture combination.  Amazing!!!\n\nThe buffalo did not disappoint either, it was extremely tender and not dry at all for being a such a lean piece of meat.  It tasted like a prime cut beef filet, if not more flavorful. Of course, it was complimented by another large piece of foie gras and topped with fried parsnips and truffled mashed potatoes.  The earthiness and different textures complimented each other magically and I ate everything which was a lot.  \n\nI love steakhouses and this was by far one an amazing choice.  I wasn't even planning on going to a steakhouse at the time but it's one of those last minute things that become memorable about a Vegas trip.  Definitely a great place to try!
__label__4 Folks, I will say it (write it) again; this place is AMAZING! The service is top-notch. Excellent food, atmosphere and ambience. Always a great, romantic time. Very professionally ran, the staff is great and establishment is modern and clean. HIGHLY recommended! Sexy...
__label__4 We just had a perfect meal at Anthony's. It was our first time there and selected this spot based on the great reviews. The reviews were right on the money. Impeccable service, white linen table cloths, and excellent food. I started with the mozzarella and tomato salad, then moved on to the bone in, New York steak. Wow! That steak was perfect in every way. I just had to pick up the bone and savor every morsel of tasty meat!  If you are not a penny-pincher, and you are looking for a quality spot to have a great meal, then this is a sure choice in Henderson.
__label__1 The prices were higher than I'm use to. The finished product was ok, not as great as the girl doing them bragged that they would be. I asked about packages for a wedding party and was impressed with the offer they have. \n\nBUT, as I was finishing up and got our my credit card I was asked by the girl (who kept taking calls while doing my nails) if I had cash for the tip. I was thrown off and asked if I couldn't put the tip on my card. She said yes but then she would have to wait for the money. \n\nFirst, the owner should pay out tips the same day that they are charged. Second, OMG beyond unprofessional and rude!!!!!! I have never in my life run into a situation like this. I had to run out to get cash and contimplated not returning, but I'm not like that. She recieved a smaller tip than she would have it I had put in on my card. \n\nNo I won't return and I'm taking the wedding party elsewhere
__label__0 It upsets me that this place even has 3 stars. It is terrible! I've been to many other salons in Tempe and this is by far the worst. It is close to my house so I decided to try it out and it was awful. I've read some of the other reviews and am shocked to see that multiple people have ALSO been rudely treated when trying to pay with a card instead of cash. First of all, the man that did my nails was very rude. He kept shoving my hands every which way instead of telling me where to put them. He did a horrible job on my white gel nails which you would think would be fairly easy. They started peeling the next day! One of the ladies had to come over and fix one of my nails that he messed up and she actually ended up making it worse. Then, when I went to pay and told the cashier I would be paying with a card, she rolled her eyes at me and made a comment about people always paying with cards, and then rudely pointed at a sign they had made and basically forced me to tip the man in cash. Never ever going there again! Other than the fact that this place is slightly cheaper than others.. there is nothing good about it! STAY AWAY!!!!!
__label__0 First time coming here. I was there from 1:15 to 4:30 just for a gel pedi and gel fill. It was insane how long these people took. My pedicure water was boiling hot! Its been half and hour that I left and the polish on my nails is somehow chipped. The gel is runny and sticky. I would not recommend this place to anyone. I do not know how to do nails but I know I could somehow get it done in less than 3 hours. So disappointed.
__label__4 \"Oh.My.God\" -says I\n\"what?!\" -replies friend\n\"What in God's name is a Brulee burger!?!\"\nI quickly grabbed a paper menu off of the clean counter near the cash register and flipped open to the burgers.  I know what brulee means, burnt sugar, but how could this relate to a burger.  In my wildest sugary dreams I could have never dreamt of this.  A burger, delicious and meaty, on a very nice toasty bun, with Havarti cheese, Havarti people(!), bacon, porky crispy salty bacon, a fried egg, runny and delicious, and yes, BURNT SUGAR!\n\"Two please...\nwait, no no, one, two would be silly.....(but if my friend wasn't here to witness this I would probably get 7)  and sweet potato tots please\"\nWhat saint, what angel, what GOD could create this masterpiece?  What twisted sugary mind could come up with this concoction?  If ever I meet the mad scientist who put together this beautiful monster I am liable to leave my husband and marry them.  \n\nAnd their shakes looked really good too, I'll get one next time.
__label__2 Wasn't what I thought it would be?  I ordered the Beach House but subbed in chicken instead of the burger. Maybe this was the problem? The chicken was not a breast, but instead it was diced and made the sandwich tremendously difficult to eat. My bun completely fell apart and I had to eat it with a fork! A fork! This just made it taste wrong. I tried my husband's paradise bacon chz and it was okay, but the burger patties were a bit greasy. The fries were really good, they had some sort of chili spice on them. The sweet potato tots were also good, but I'm not sure if they are homemade or store bought. Pretty sure they are store bought :(
__label__4 Stopped by here for lunch today... I saw the Burger sign outside and thought I would try it out. WOW!! This place is amazing. The owner/chef was taking the orders and was super helpful and friendly. I had a Paradise CHZ which came with 2 patties, smoked mozzarella lettuce, tomato, caramelized onion as well as cucumber. I also ordered  Sweet Potato Tater Tots I was blown away! BEST BURGERS IN PHOENIX!  Our bill came to $18 for 2 cheese burgers, 2 sides and a soda. \nIt was so amazing I went back for dinner. I bragged to much when I got home that my boyfriend just had to try it. I had the special which was a Roasted Duck Burger (2 beef patties, topped with roasted duck, caramelized onions, bacon, fried egg over easy served with duck au jus) By far the best burger of my life. My boyfriend got the Beach House (2 beef patties. roasted green chili, smoked mozzarella, pico de gallo and jalapeno ranch) He also ordered the seasoned fries. I don't care for fires and I think I could eat 3 orders they were so good. His was so good he ordered another burger. \nFor Desert we shared a Maple Pecan Bacon Milkshake, also to die for. I really think I need one of these every night.\nFrom the atmosphere, the music, the staff to the food every thing about PV Burgers was a hit.\nThis is a must go!
__label__2 Visited PHX for my first time and found this place through yelp.  I ordered the special of the week which was Buffalo Brulee Burger.  One point of improvement is that they could add the price to the bottom of the burger.  I didn't know I was going to pay $8ish+tax.  It was fine since it's my 1st time trying it.\n\nThe cashier was pleasant, wasn't overly enthusiastic and seemed kind of bored.  He took my order and handed it over to the kitchen.  I did notice that the cook had to come out to see what other ingredients were in that burger.  I was quite perplexed by this.  Shouldn't you know everything on your menu by heart?  This is my second point of contention.\n\nOne thing I didn't expect was for them to bring the food to your table.  I thought that added a nice personal touch to it.\n\nThe meat was juicy despite them not asking me how I want my burger to be cooked.  The lettuce and scallions were fresh.  The cucumbers were cooked, not sure if people like that or not but I had no issues with it.  The buffalo sauce was flavorful and had a subtle kick to it.  Not enough kick to the point where you need water.  The burnt sugar bun was interesting.  You can see the sugar melted onto the bun but at the same time you could see the crystals.  Some of the crystals did not fully melt so when you bit into the burger, sometimes those crystals got stuck in your teeth or gave you a sensation of eating sand.  They just need to be more thorough.  If I had only tried this burger, I would have given them 4 stars, but I tried their french toast fries.\n\nThe french toast fries is exactly as it sounds, they basically take the corners of the bread, turn it into french toast, then deep fry it and put powdered sugar on it.  They also give you a side of syrup which was very watered down.  I think the fries would have tasted a lot better if they had more bread component than just the edges.  You can definitely taste the oil on these things so it should be toned down a bit.\n\nThe decor was alright, the light fixtures were kind of odd and not sure what they were trying to go for.  They do have good food photos of their products though.  The bathroom was okay.  Not terribly dirty, very spacious, but wished it would be a lot brighter inside.\n\nDespite the 3 stars, I would definitely come back here again and would recommend this place with the caveat that not everything is up to par.
__label__4 Ok....WOW,   just  WOW!  I am not a hamburger freak so when my Hubby asked around and was told this was awesome, I just went along with him.  When you enter this unassuming small place, the guy at the counter asks if you have been there before.  Then he tells you what the most popular burger is (Brulee)..I did not want to think that day and just ordered the Brulee even though it did not sound good.  There was Soooo a party in my mouth.  It was AWESOME!  Hubby ordered a boring regular burger and he LOVED it too.  Their fries were seasoned and HOT.  They got a huge thumbs up, only thing that was not up to par with the rest was the homemade potato chips...kinda yucky..oh and the Carnival Corn was wonderful!  We will so be back!
__label__4 First time here (yesterday) I had the beach house burger, was the best hamburger I have ever had.  Came back today for lunch and had the br\u00fbl\u00e9e burger... New best burger I've ever had.  Didn't know a hamburger could do this to my taste buds.
__label__4 Amazing burgers!
__label__2 The place was clean and bright. The portions/burgers were small but OK. My buddy had the Chicken Parmesan burger and though it was small - he raved about it. Specifically the sauce. The bearded bald guy at the counter was super mellow - not sure if he was smoking \"Colorado cigarettes\" or what. This place isn't bad but it's not that great.
__label__4 Outstanding .....\nFrom San Diego and needed a burger fix and boy did I get it...\nHad the beach house recommended by the guy at the counter and he was right on.\nI will be back next time I'm in Phoenix
__label__3 AMAZING!!!! It's way out of the way but totally worth it! First time in there and customer service was excellent! Only complaint is serving size is a lil small. Great burgers and fries. We will be back to try other items as well!
__label__3 Came here on a Sunday afternoon and was seated upon arrival (we were the only ones there for awhile, but it filled up eventually). There are 2 floors to Burger Bar, the first being the main reception area and the second I imagine opens up later on in the night as Crescent fills up with party-goers and clubbers.\n\nThe menu is pretty extensive, but none of the burgers scream excitement or exoticism. We ordered the wild mushroom burger and the super sonic burger, accompanied with onion rings and sweet potato fries. The burgers  themselves were pretty good. The buns however, made them. A woman actually came into the restaurant and asked the they sell the buns! The onion rings were cut thick, and wasn't all batter- a good thing! \n\nFor vegetarians, the option to swap out the meat burger for a black bean veggie patty is available, or there is a grilled veggie portabello sandwich available on the menu. \n\nThe docked star is for the staff. They were scantily clad (it's a Sunday afternoon, not a Friday night...please put some pants on, or shorts that actually fit you) and friendly, almost too friendly, it was overbearing. Our server explained it was his first day, so I guess he was trying to impress.
__label__2 Although I'd been here before, and enjoyed my meal, this is my first review. I came here for lunch with a couple of girls from work. We walked in and the place was pretty much empty, which we were happy about because we didn't want to be too long. \n\nAfter being seated, we were given adequate time to look over the menu and make our decision. The waitress finally came over to get our orders; I went with the Jack Daniels BBQ burger with sweet potato fries. One of the previous times I had been, my boyfriend raved about the Jack Daniels burger, so I thought I'd give it a go. \n\nWhen we got our food, I was excited to dive in because I had been craving a burger all day. The burger was pretty good, however there was a flavour I couldn't pinpoint that I could've done without. The patty was cooked very well and was nice and juicy. I didn't taste much of the BBQ sauce which was a let-down, because if you're going to call it a Jack Daniels BBQ burger, make sure to load on the Jack Daniels BBQ sauce. The sweet potato fries were a tad dry, but they were served with a delicious spicy mayo that I couldn't get enough of. I piled it onto the fries and the burger. \n\nThe meal itself was decent; it hit the spot, but the burger did leave something to be desired in that it lacked said Jack Daniels BBQ sauce.\n\nAs for the service, our waitress seemed to have an attitude problem; when we were ready to pay and get back to work, she brought over our bills and as soon as one of my companions put down a debit card (without knowing they do NOT take interac), she made a snotty remark that \"Oh we don't take debit here. That's why there's an ATM in the front\". I should've offered her a napkin for the attitude dripping from her lip. After she got money from the ATM, we had to wait around for an additional 5 minutes, standing around the table, with our coats on, waiting for her to come back. If any of you have ever been, you will know that on the first floor, all tables are visible from behind the bar. She easily saw us waiting, and waiting, and waiting, but neglected to come over. We eventually just went to her and then left. She unfortunately left a bad taste in my mouth.
__label__2 J'ai d\u00e9cid\u00e9 d'aller \u00e0 ce restaurant pour mon 27e anniversaire et je ne suis pas tr\u00e8s d\u00e9\u00e7u du choix. Malheureusement, la musique \u00e9tait insupportable et les tables inconfortables et comme toutes les foutus restaurants sur Crescent, c'est tr\u00e8s difficile d'\u00eatre servit en fran\u00e7ais sans qu'un employ\u00e9 baragouine de quoi dans la langue de moli\u00e8re mais comme par hasard un anglais est capable d'avoir du service en parfait anglais, bravo. \n\nLe choix des hamburgers est tr\u00e8s impressionnant et les prix varient selon les ingr\u00e9dients et votre budget, soit entre 14$ \u00e0 25$ si je me souviens bien. J'ai bien aim\u00e9 la taille des hamburgers et des ingr\u00e9dients tr\u00e8s int\u00e9ressants, tous autant d\u00e9licieux \u00e0 lire sur la carte du menu mais leur maudite portion de frites ou de poutine est minuscule, c'mon, je suis venu me bourrer la face, pas faire une di\u00e8te minceur. J'ai pas pris d'entr\u00e9e mais l'un de mes amis a partag\u00e9 des b\u00e2tonnets de fromages frit....maudit que c'\u00e9tait bon. \n\nJ'ai pris un pichet de bi\u00e8re artisanale fait par Burger Bar et je l'ai s\u00e9rieusement d\u00e9gust\u00e9 et appris \u00e0 l'aimer. Malheureusement, 19$ pour un pichet de 60 oz c'est TR\u00c8S discutable comme prix.\n\nPour une soir\u00e9e dr\u00f4le entre amis et mes fr\u00e8res, j'ai pay\u00e9 27$ pour mon repas principal et un pichet de bi\u00e8re partag\u00e9 \u00e0 trois. Je crois que pour le prix, \u00e7a en vaut la chandelle mais s\u00e9rieusement....il faut r\u00e9duire le maudit son des speakers et des subs. J'\u00e9tais m\u00eame pas capable de m'entendre parler, encore moins mes amis et mes fr\u00e8res. En plus, pour votre crit\u00e8re d'embauche, vous devriez s\u00e9rieusement exiger un bilinguisme parfait. Il faut pas exiger de l'anglais avec option fran\u00e7ais niveau 1. Pour le reste c'\u00e9tait g\u00e9niale. \u00c0 conseiller pour amateur de hamburger.
__label__0 Nous avons voulu r\u00e9server une vingtaine de place pour un souper de No\u00ebl de bureau. Le g\u00e9rant, pas tr\u00e8s compr\u00e9hensif, voulais nous obliger \u00e0 prendre des repas 3 services. Apr\u00e8s avoir tent\u00e9 de n\u00e9gocier avec lui en lui mentionnant que quelques personnes souhaiteraient ne prendre qu'un plat principal en raison de contraintes alimentaires, il nous a clairement dit que \u00e7a ne fonctionnerait pas, parce qu'en ayant des gens qui ne consomment pas beaucoup de nourriture, et qui s'\u00e9ternisent \u00e0 cause d'un souper de No\u00ebl \u00ab il ne ferait pas d'argent \u00bb. C'\u00e9tait pourtant un souper de No\u00ebl, ce qui signifie plusieurs ventes d'alcool, ce qui est tr\u00e8s payant pour un restaurant. Nous avons eu beaucoup de difficult\u00e9 \u00e0 communiquer avec le g\u00e9rant, que ce soit par courriel ou par t\u00e9l\u00e9phone. Mauvaise gestion. Je comprends maintenant pourquoi les critiques sont aussi mauvaises c\u00f4t\u00e9 service...
__label__1 It's a vey busy place on a cold November night. I was really not impressed. Yes, the thin pizza crust from the wood oven is good, but the ingredients are out of balance: too much arugula on mine, too little mozzarella. Same lack of balance for my 3 friends, It is really average pizza by all means. If you like a busy restaurant, the settings are OK and the service decent, but for the food and price, you can easily get better.
__label__2 L'endroit est immense et la terrasse est int\u00e9ressante. Par contre, elle \u00e9tait pleine quand nous sommes arriv\u00e9s. Nous cherchions un endroit pour manger apr\u00e8s une journ\u00e9e pass\u00e9e sur la route pour le boulot. Nous avons eu un excellent service (dommage, je ne me rappelle plus le nom de notre serveuse) et nous avons appr\u00e9ci\u00e9 la possibilit\u00e9 de partager les pizzas. Ceci dit, il manque pour celles-ci des bougies chauffe-plat ou autre dispositif pour maintenir une certaine chaleur. Les pizzas refroidissent vite et deviennent moins comestibles.
__label__1 I've eaten here regularly when I lived in Laval. Here's the breakdown:\n\nBig place with a great big patio during the summer.\n\nSTAFF:\nThey should just rename it \"Hooters\" snobby girls prancing around with micro mini skirts and push up bras with tops two sizes too small doesn't impress me. Total lack of professionalism.They don't smile nor do they seem to care about doing their jobs very well.\nI don't think it's appropriate to look like that when serving the public. Women go there to dine too, not just men so if that is to be the uniform then please make it equal and put some of the waiters in something just as revealing so us women can have eye candy too. \n\nI had one waitress many times who was always so rude. She spoke only french and while I am bilingual, when I'm spending my money and I'm the customer I want to be served in my language. After I answer her in english she would respond to me in french. That's rude. The least she could have done was go get someone who could speak english to wait on us.\n\nThe male waiters are far superior than the women. Emilio is one of my favorite waiters.\n\nFOOD:\nVery good. I always loved their pizzas. Only reason I used to go there\n\nDRINKS:\nThey have quite a nice wine list
__label__3 Picture a warm summer breeze, sunset setting, the shiny shimmery lights of the Vegas strip above and you poolside.......ahhh \n\nThat my Yelp friends is the picture perfect description of The Cosmopolitan Boulveard Pool. \n\nThe Cosmopolitan Boulevard Pool is like a breath of fresh air in the busy hustle and bustle of Vegas. With a beautiful blue pool that is surrounded by palm trees and the lights of Vegas - one cannot help love being on vacation and being here. \n\nIn the pool area, they have plenty of seating for folks who just want to sit and relax. They also have a pool table where people can enjoy a game of pool. \n\nA beautiful and purely relaxing setting. The Cosmopolitan Boulevard is a boulevard of pure (vacation) bliss! :)
__label__1 After seeing my 2nd show here, I can say it will be my last.  Super over-priced drinks, and if you aren't near the stage, it's almost impossible to get a good view.  I don't know why bands continue to have poolside concerts.. The Hard Rock pool is even worse.  I'd much rather see a show at a regular venue with a decent layout.
__label__2 The scene on Columbus weekend was relaxed and uneventful.  We did enjoy hanging out in the lounges watching TV and playing PlayStation 3 in between laying out and hitting the hot tub.
__label__1 If you like more head in your Guinness than beer than this is the place for you. Not impressed with this venue whatsoever! We bought tickets to the 8 pm flogging Molly show on 3/15/14 and they didn't even open the doors until about 10 after 8. Went to the the bar to get the most horrible poured Guinness and a Cosmo where we paid $40.00!!!!!! We about fell on the floor. Here we are 9:55 and still no flogging Molly so we left. This place is a total rip off! We will not be going back.
__label__1 The service was great from the gentleman who gave us a wristband (free if you are a guest of the motel), although we did have to go back to get our id's (and we're in our 40's). Elevator guys were friendly too. My two stars are for them. The pool itself was crowded and expensive. We bought drinks at the bar and ended up watching the hoochie show from our towels on a planter because there was no place to sit. The pool was more of an after thought. It was an experience, and the techno music was good. The rest was like Paul B. said, MTV/reality show atmosphere - only go there if you're going to see or be seen. Drank our drinks and headed to one of the other 'better' pools.
__label__2 Since I've been to EDC at all 3 venues its been held at for the last how many years, I think I can give an accurate description of EDC this year. \n\nThis was my 6th EDC, and yes, throughout the years, Pasquale has upped the massive scene.  To go from a 1 day to a 3 day event, with now 7 stages is a huge leap.  The lighting is better, the sound quality is better, it still amazes me that the music barely overlaps when walking in between three stages.  The lineup is comparable to UMF and even better than most Euro events.  There's a stage for everyone's taste, even a pop/hip hop stage.\n\nBut the cons outweigh the pros to me now to the point where I have officially stated that this EDC will be my last.  Its cool that they are able to fit all those stages and everything and everyone in the motor speedway, but the layout is just retarded.  They should have done the same as the coliseum in LA and utilized the bleachers for the main stage instead of using a small section of bleachers for the Carl Cox stage which was actually hard to find unless you're just walking in.  The main stage was cool, and although it was kind of lame that VIP ticket holders were set up at the very  back and end of the stage, we still had a great view of the stage.  My favorite stage was circuit grounds though with the VIP area on the side. \n\nBut another one of the cons to me would definitely have to be the difference in ticket prices.  I get that the EDC show has grown in the last few years, but the ticket prices have jumped so high, especially when the tickets sell out and the capacity is so much higher.  And the amenities included in VIP tickets has gone down by so much.  They used to have an open vodka bar for VIP ticket holders, and then it became just water, and now all you really get is a separate area with a terrible bathroom situation and a few benches to sit on.\n\nSo the shuttle, I really don't understand.  You're supposed to buy a shuttle pass, which I didn't buy since my VIP ticket was comped, but I still got on the shuttle..? Not sure how that worked.  I only went on Sunday, so my friends who had already gone the first 2 days said that leaving early was your best bet on getting back safely and as quick as possible.  Thank God we left early and hopped on the shuttle, because later we were told that there were riots and people starting fires, and it took about 3 hours total for waiting in line for the shuttle and the ride back.  Its just too much of a mission.\n\nThey need to put less money into stilt walkers and theatrics and more into training the people that work there.  I know that the people working there are probably speedway workers or hired just for the night, so really, they don't know WTF you're talking about when you say, \"Which way is Cosmic Meadow?\" but why pay these people if they're seriously f**king useless.  \n\nI really loved EDC here in LA, but then again, the scene has changed so much.  Crowds have gotten younger and less friendly, and everyone's just feeding their money into this massive event.  \n\nIf you like walking around and getting lost, disgusting porta-potties with no hand washing stations, being far from civilization and not quite sure if you'll make it back alive, then EDC at the motor speedway is for you.  If you really just love EDM like myself, I suggest follow your favorite DJ's and stick to the clubs they spin at.
__label__4 This will be my third time in a row going to EDC!! The past two were prob the best weekends of my life! Im excited this year because I already bought my tix to get into the EDC Week Club scenes...last year we only could get into Tao one time...impossible for 5 guys to get into a club not on a VIP list!! But my group of ravers already have the pool party tix!! This year I paid a lot more for a tix to get into EDC then the last two years...not happy about that but oh well...its worth it!!! This years line up isnt as good as last years but I will be venturing out and seeing new sets from all dif types of EDM...I will DEF keep updating the review of things to check out! And adding a lot of pics! Vegas Baby!!!
__label__2 Tried the brisket the other day, and it was excellent.  Juicy and tender, it's a definite re-order.  They put the sauce on top, next time I'll ask them to put it on the side, so I can just eat some brisket by itself.
__label__2 Good food overall but the storefront could use some work to make for a nicer dining experience. The place was clean and service was fine. I would absolutely order take out or delivery from here.
__label__1 The food at Aldo's is excellent.  There are always good vegetarian options available, and it is conveniently located on campus.  The lines, however, are very long.  The service is the reason I rated it as a two.  \n\nOnce, I ordered a chai latte, was charged for the drink and then proceeded to wait 20 minutes for my order.  When it still hadn't come out, I asked the cashier when I would get my chai.  She responded that they were out of chai!  So I wasted my 20 minutes only to have them try to figure out the register system to refund me.  They ended up giving me a free beverage on them.  When I went next time to use this beverage, they had mysteriously run out of coffee lids so I couldn't take my coffee with me!  I think if they get their act together they could be amazingly successful!
__label__4 Amazing!  I was so happy to see authentic Japanese in the Phoenix area. \n\nThis is not your standard sushi bar.  The chef makes you pretty much whatever he wants to.  NO ROLLS HERE!!\n\nMemorable items:\n\nUni wrapped in halibut wrapped in shiso, then tempura fried. It was out of this world. \n\nTai sashimi dressed perfectly. \n\nAll nigiri was awesome.  \n\nI am a pretty tough sushi critic, and ShinBay gives me a solid reason to come back to Phoenix. \n\nIf I lived here, I would be a once a weeker, I would get to know this chef, because I have a very strong feeling that I barely scratched the surface of what he is capable of doing.  \n\nGreat great great!
__label__0 I'm torn...what to say about Shitbay..well guess I'm not too torn..okay my wife and I went here 6 month back and the need to review my experience has been haunting me since then. I'll make this short and sweet..The food was wonderful but..big but..my wife is not a sushi eater, she went with me for me..we ordered the large course dinner..at one point, we received some sushi and my wife asked the waitress for some soy and wasabi..now granted this is a gourmet restaurant...but still when one is paying hundreds of dollars for food they should get what they want?? So the server,bless her heart, went to ask the chef( and looked worried I might add) for these items..we were sitting at the bar..The chef looks at her and said \"no way\"..then looks at my wife and yells \"NO WAY!\" Then turns away..glad there were no samurai swords on the wall!!! My wife started crying (more from embarrassment). .I immediately got up had a word with the manager and he replied \"sorry that's just the way he is!\" Worst dining experience of my life!
__label__0 This was my first trip to Filibertos and it will also be my last.  While the food was ok (it was ok, nothing more) the service was beyond pathetic and I will be following up with corporate after I finish this post.  \n\nWe got there at 5:50PM tonight (Sunday) and the place was empty except for a car in the drive through.  After waiting several minutes and being ignored by the 5 people behind the counter, somebody finally came to take our order.  Our counter person had difficulty understanding what we were trying to order and then walked away without giving us our drink cups.  I stood at the counter for another 10 minutes while everyone in the back continued to ignore me...one guy walked right past me 5 times a few feet away and actually looked over at me.  FINALLY someone came up and I got our cups.\n\nWhen the food came out my order was wrong.  I ordered the fish taco combo and an additional shrimp tack.  I went back up and tried to get my order fixed but the guy at the counter was arguing with me telling me that I ordered two shrimp tacos.  When I tried to speak with him he suddenly was not able to understand me again.  I asked to speak with the manager, and was told \"no manager, not here\".  I asked where the manager was and was told \"be back tomorrow.\"  I then said I wanted my money refunded and he said \"no\" and walked away.  \n\nI'm not sure how they get away with no manager on premises, but that's also a conversation for corporate.
__label__0 So here's latest.  I received a message from the BBB this evening stating that they were unsuccessful at getting a response from Filibertos.  Not sure what the next step is, but I am not finished.
__label__4 My friend hired these guys a couple of years ago from an ad on Craigslist. She said she was nervous about going off a random Craislist ad, but they ended up being great, so I used them for my move.... What a great service for a great value! \n\nDamien is the owner and he was very helpful and professional. They were on time and very careful with all of my belongings. They wrapped and padded everything. They moved a full bedroom set and a couple other furniture pieces and I think my move ended up totaling $130. I would highly recommend Muvit!
__label__3 A quaint quiet bristo/cafe vibe of a place.\n\nI enjoy Sunday brunch here starting off with a savory selection with salad/veg then ending with a sweet (always get whipped cream on the side) & a coffee. When the little lady is serving - it's great to be recognized and she knows we always know what we want, so don't have to wait to give our order.\n\nHer husband is in the kitchen and on weekends, as they've gained more clientele the little lady spends more time in the kitchen too. Truly a pity as she is far sharper and quicker than anyone she's hired.
__label__3 Cette petite place fais des gaufres a tomber par terre. Nous sommes all\u00e9s bruncher et nous n'avons pas \u00e9t\u00e9 d\u00e9\u00e7u . Nous avions pris  les montagnes russes, tout \u00e9tait d\u00e9licieux, surtout la gaufre a la frangipane. \nSi vous aimez les gaufres allez faire un tour , vous ne serez pas d\u00e9\u00e7u!
__label__4 Phoenix Glow rocks!!\n\nI have been to a couple of the airbrush places in town, and they by-far give the glow-iest tans and are extremely professional. I first came in by chance, I needed a tan for a Vegas trip and could not get an appointment with another airbrush tan place that I had bought a Groupon from, I got in the same day to Phoenix Glow and my whole experience was great. Ann, my tanning guru was awesome and super sweet. I ended up buying a package because I was so happy with the service, Ann even texted me the next day while I was in Vegas to see how my tan turned out. I have been back a couple more times since then, and I always leave happy with the results, never orange or streaky. Definitely recommend them!!
__label__0 I ordered from here because I had a flyer. I will NEVER order from here again. Pizza was bland and generic. Crust seemed like something frozen, sauce was non existent and cheese and toppings were lacking. No flavor. More like a flatbread. Zucchini was a very small portion and most pieces were hard and cold. Wings were shriveled up and soggy and lacking any good amount of meat. Fries were ok. Like crinkle cut you'd buy at the store. They gave me 1 ranch for everything. Also ordered a 2 liter of sprite which came warm. Food took over an hour to be delivered and delivery guy didn't seem to want to accept my money. Never again.
__label__4 Whitney Ranch Rec Center is great.  They have so many classes for the whole family.  My son has been taking private swim lessons for the last year at the Aquatic Center.  They also have group lessons which he was in before.  I really like the one on one attention he gets in the private lessons.  He moves through the levels much more quickly in private so it is worth the extra $$ to me.  Also 2 people from the same family can be in private lessons together for the same price.  That is what we do with our twins.  So that helps a little on the price.  Their activity pool is awesome.  Lots of water features and slides.  It gets really busy in the summer so make sure to come early.  The line can get long and the chairs and umbrellas go quick.  On the Rec Center side, they have a gym, basket ball court, racquetball court, and lots of class rooms.  My kids have taken, karate, dance, pre-k classes and more.  It is a great way to see if they like something before spending a lot of money on it.  All the classes are very reasonable in price and the instructors have been great.  They also have youth sports like soccer, basketball, baseball and tennis.  My son has had a wonderful experience in their youth sports programs.
__label__2 Recently ordered a couple of the combos for my family so we could try everything out. The Ribs are good, I prefer wet ribs though. The brisket was good...but I don't normally like it shredded. \nLet me tell you though...the pulled pork...wow. It was so fatty and delicious and ooooh yes. Best i've had in AZ so far. If you're looking for a pretty good bbq lunch/dinner, you cannot really go wrong here. Its so close, so I'm sure we'll be back.
__label__0 The Stacy's on Shea is CLOSED!
__label__2 I usually like Chick-fil-a, but my experiences at this one have been very lackluster. The food is usually moderately warm, and the french fries are okay, not great. It can get very busy, but there's a modest amount of seating so it's not a really big deal. I'd avoid this CFA and go to the one in Stonecrest instead.
__label__4 Excellent vibe, great music, free Wi-Fi and plenty of wall outlets. A great work space.  The wait staff was very friendly.  Don't forget to check out the upstairs couch/lounge area.  While the place looks tiny from the outside, the ample room upstairs is more than enough for those with a group, or simply looking for some elbow room.
__label__0 That was the worst coffee shop experience I've ever had.  And there isn't a close second.\n\nIf your definition of a \"high end\" coffee shop means snobby and condescending servers, long waits when no one else is there, marginal (at best) and overpriced coffee, and very few options to make your coffee the way you like it - then this is definitely your place!\n\nWow, I've drank coffee all over the world and in some of the best coffee roasters in the country...including Intelligentsia in Chicago where 21st sources their beans. You would never be treated that way there.  Never. The barista acted like she (they) had discovered the meaning of life and us Pittsburghers should be so grateful to have them share it with us.  Newsflash - pour overs and direct trade coffee are not new to the coffee scene.  Get over yourself 21st.  I could have let it all go if my straight black coffee was a fine cup, but alas...\n\nMy advice? Save your time, money, and taste buds and go to Espresso a Mano in Lawrenceville, Cannon Coffee in Brookline, La Prima in the Strip or any of the other joints in town that serve great coffee without the condescending attitude. I wanted a good cup of coffee, not a lecture and a marginal one.  What a waste.
__label__2 Food is average with sandwiches being $8-$10.  Had a burger with Pork Barbecue on it and onion straws and an iced tea for about $14.  Little pricey at lunch.  Surprised there was only 1 bartender/waitress for the whole bar area, but she did a good job managing it.  There were probably 20 people at the bar.  The restaurant has a bunch of TV's on sports or trivia.  The restaurant was crowded which is probably due to its location in the USX building.
__label__0 If I could give this ZERO stars I would. My boyfriend had service with this company on a quarterly basis. They were instructed to call each time they were coming so we could have someone meet at the house to let them in to do interior and put the dogs away for the exterior. Right off the bat they would just show up and then call saying they were there when no one was clearly there to put the dogs out. They did this for months! Then they just starting leaving their service slip saying they did the back yard and would call to reschedule interior yet we never received a call. They could not do the exterior of the backyard due to a lock on the gate that we have so they were only servicing the front yard and not calling to reschedule anything. We tried calling them to find out what's going on and nothing got resolved. They then stopped servicing all together cause we refused to pay for a service we were not receiving. We then received a letter saying they wanted us to pay them the remainder of the contract (mind you a contract we never received) and it was no small amount or they were sending us to collections. I have since called them spoke to a Robin and I asked her to pull all the service tickets and also the so called \"contract\" who informed me on 9/5 that she would email everything. 9/5 & 9/6 came and went and nothing received so I called and spoke to Robin again who told me give her til 9/8. 9/8 came and went and still nothing! Now, we have to fight with the collection agency because they wont cooperate. I DO NOT recommend them to anyone! I do not know of any pest control company that has contracts anymore other than 1 and that is only if you get termites. Other than that no one has contracts. They can not provide us with the signed service tickets nor this \"contract\". Fed up and frustrated!
__label__2 I was so happy when Vaqueros expanded to this location. The same people who own the one on 18th Ave and Southern also own this one! This is an easy place to get good traditional Mexican food for lunch. The burritos are always quickly served and are humongous for the price. If you dine in, there are free chips available. I usually get the beef taco combo which is consistently good and includes moist refried beans and rice. This isn't a very fancy place but it's sure to curb your Mexican food cravings. PS- They make a killer Super Nacho/Fry (which should be shared unless you plan on going into cardiac arrest).
__label__2 The food is good and the price is decent as with all of these \"authentic\" Filaberto-ish Mexican food joints. They are all about the same. \n\nLike Filiberto's, and other hole-in-the-wall\" Mexican restaurants,  the shop has a less than \"Nice and clean\" look and feel to it. Also just like Filiberto's, the burritos come with pure meat. Wanna add rice? It'll cost ya! Wait... they have to remove meat to fit the rice. Rice is cheaper than meat! Why on earth would anyone charge more money when they are saving money??!? Who want's a burrito with a pound of meat in it and nothing else anyway??!? You could buy 1 burrito for $3.99, take it home and make enough proper burrito's to feed 4 or 5 people. It's enough meat to gag a goat and it's not taking food cost or the customer into consideration. \n\nIt's a terrible business model overall. It's no Chipotle's, but Chipotle's isn't authentic Mexican fare either.  =0(.\n\nP.S. Armando Brothers is now right across the street.
__label__0 Called our home warranty company b/c our AC unit went out...in July...in AZ...so it was kind of an emergency, especially since we had kids in our home and my wife has a home office she works out of. Fidelity was very nice, they said I could call Grand Canyon Refrigeration directly if it was an emergency situation to try to expedite the process. I called the #, but instead of someone answering with some type of greeting such as, 'Hello, this is Grand Canyon Refrigeration, how can I help you?' I get someone who just answered with 'Hello?' a couple times so I thought I had actually called someone's personal cell phone in error. Turns out it was the right number, but you would've never been able to tell. The guy acted like I was putting him out b/c it was 90+ degrees in our house and we needed A/C service ASAP. I at least would've liked to get an idea of when I could expect someone...same day, later that afternoon/evening, next day, next week- SOME indication would've been nice. Instead, I was simply told in a very gristly/gruff manner that i would be called when he was ready. COMPLETELY turned off by this type of response and lack of desire to even try to put me at ease as far as to when I could expect someone- so much so that I called my home warranty company back and requested a new company be assigned this work order. I will NEVER be using this company in the future, I wish there was a 0 star rating, I hate to even give them a single star.
__label__1 Good service,  and they had decaf coffee ready (not instant or lattes only like most MTL places); toast was excellent, but the eggs, potatoes,  and pancake were just \"ok\". \"Fruit\" was laughable, more like garnish.
__label__3 I'm still a member, but apparently this place has undergone a lot of changes since it first opened last year.  There are only a handful of the original instructors, but I really enjoy the diversity and varied workouts that each teacher has to offer.\n\nAmong the instructors, they also have some new people like Todd, Vadim (reigning Muay Thai champ in his weight class), with the veterans like Jason, Matt, Jessica, and Dustin.  \n\nTo be honest, I've been quite confused when it comes to who is teaching what and when, but even though the instructors have changed, the times remain the same.  I do like the fact that some instructors now use the focus mitts on a regular basis, as part of the workout and not just for personal training sessions.  The intimate classes are also pretty good, since it gives you a more individualized experience.  \n\nNot only has my endurance and stamina increased, but I feel like I'm getting stronger, more energetic, and more accustomed to the technique.  \n\nI definitely think that this gym has improved and continues to improve, so keep up the good work.\n\nMy only gripes are that they don't have actual cable channels on the tvs, but instead have some of the same fight videos playing on the flatscreen tvs.  I also wish that the price was more affordable on a monthly basis, in addition to more leniency on the contracts.\n\nAll in all, I enjoy being a member of LA Boxing and look forward to the changes to come--including more LA Boxing locations in the Vegas Valley.
__label__0 Used to enjoy it here. Apparently they suddenly have a dress code. The owner walked past me, one of the bartenders, got my wristband from the guy at the door and paid another guy my cover and not one of them said a word about not being able to wear a hat. Right after I paid my cover an employee hassled me about it. Demanded my money back and left. Won't be back. I also used to like Images but reconsidering my patronage there as well since it has the same owner.
__label__2 I was surprised to receive quite excellent service here. They were very helpful as I was applying for a passport. I visited here a number of times so far and have not had to wait in line too long--It is the norm that this place has three workers on their front counter when needful.\n\nFacility could be cleaner.
__label__4 Wow!!! Seriously, drop whatever your doing now and run to Greco Fresh Grille. The menu is simple; greek salads, pitas , gyros, kabobs, veggie options. I am on a bit of a health kick, so I asked if they could serve one chicken kabob with a side of grilled veggies(not on the menu). The cashier was more than accommodating,  and said it wouldn't be a problem. A few minutes later, she brought out my food.  First i took a bite of the grilled veggies They were flavorful, and not too salty. Next came the AMAZING chicken kabob. With out a doubt,  the best I've ever had, and that's coming for a girl who loves Greek food. It was tender, juicy, and seasoned to perfection with herbs/spices from the heavens.  I scarfed it down in 5 minutes! To top it all off, the owner and his staff were friendly & make you feel right at home. I will definitely be a regular at this place. It's a ten: great prices, fresh ingredients, and awesome service. I'm thrilled that I found this gem in South Charlotte! :)
__label__3 This is located in the Blakeney shopping center. Ordered the chicken gyro combo, comes with drink and fries for $2.75 more, I think. The gyro is always packed with chicken and really flavorful with the tzatziki sauce. I get the lemon and oregano fries; also yummy. Nice people, good food at a reasonable price.
__label__3 Really solid spot for casual Greek in Blakeney.  I've tried both the chicken and lamb gyros, and both are quite yummy.  I appreciate having the option for whole wheat pita, even with the 25 cent upcharge.  Have tried both types of fries, lemon oregano and garlic cumin, and while they're sure to make any fry lover happy, I didn't find them particularly spectacular.  I prefer to opt for their hummus, with an interesting rotation of flavors, having tried the chipotle hummus which was good.  Prices are very reasonable, with pitas going for $6, with an extra $3 to make it a combo with fries or hummus and a drink.  Highly recommend for a quick lunch if you find yourself in the area.
__label__1 Being from new york, I have tried greek food at several places. I didn't quite like the food at Greco as it came across as not authentic at all. The chicken in the gyro was very dry and hard to chew. The hummus that came along with the meal was cold, stale, dry and not tasteful at all. I can say garlic hummus that is store bought could taste better. Overall, My experience was not great. Greco needs to step up their game!!!
__label__4 We love going there for their Gyros and also the Lamb Burgers... don't miss the fries... without a doubt the best in all of Charlotte..
__label__0 They are saving money by doing the first coat of polish with some crappy off brand in a similar color. The polish looks really bad, the impurities in the crappy polish are showing. Not recommended.
__label__1 Staff was nice and the place clean and inviting, but the actual service was terrible. Rushed, half-assed and overpriced. Pedicure was around 15 minutes, person seemed annoyed that I didn't want to pay the $5 extra for their sole treatment, and just rushed through the rest. Manicure was truly terrible, there was no cuticle softener used, soaked for literally 2 minutes, and just said my \"cuticles were hard\" so he basically just put polish on. Will never return.
__label__4 Stopped in on a whim last night. We just wanted to go to a place where we could sit down and enjoy a good meal. This turned out to be that place. \nWe started with the pasta fagoli. It was excellent. The taste perfect. A spot on taste of how it is meant to be. \nI had the chicken parminga with a side of spaghetti. I was so impressed with the sauce. I am a snob when it comes to Marina sauce. This is delicious. As good as mother made. The chicken was good I liked the flavor I just wish it was a Little thinner cutlet. That is just my preference. \nDH had the linguine with clams. Two dozen clams adorned the linguine. It was a huge portion cooked just right. \nThen the bread, perfectly crunchy, crusty Italian bread. Real butter. \nNo room for dessert. Took home leftovers. \nThe place is spotless. The owner very welcoming. The server was wonderful and attentive. \nWe can't wait to go back.
__label__3 I am a fan of Russo's.  Tried the pizza many times and it was very good for Vegas.   I tried the wings and they were cooked to perfection.  Recommend this pizzeria.
__label__3 I'll admit...every since Presto Cafe moved in next store, Russo's has not gotten my love nearly as much as it used to. Coincidentally, I've also cut down my carb intake so that is part of the reason (cheaters always try to justify their actions, right?). \n\nI love the feel of Russo's. It is a family run restaurant that treats their customers like friends. It had been at least 8 months since my last visit, and I genuinely thought the staff remembered me. That is always a nice feeling. \n\nOn this trip, I went with my usual, fettuccine alfredo and a side salad. I love the side salad. First, its massive and easy to share. Second, the ranch is incredible. I don't know if they make their own ranch, but if not, I'd buy this stuff by the bucket. I also got garlic cheese bread which is always a winner. \n\nI am glad I ate here for lunch though, because of my lack of excess carb intake, I was ready to sleep by 3pm. It made me remember why I don't eat here very often, but not because of the food or the service. I just can't get away with falling asleep at 3pm. \n\nIt can be tough going back to an old flame, especially when the new one is right next door. But when that old flame treats you well, you cannot say no.
__label__1 This review is based on the service I had for my pick-up. Mind you my phone had died so I didn't get the first message that they were running late but after the 2nd and 3rd time I called to find out where they were and to hear that they were still \"a couple of minutes away\" was truly maddening. They were more than 20 minutes late by the time I took off to get on the shuttle to the airport,I don't know when they came to pick up there equipment because I left it at the front of the rental center. If you know that someone has a flight to catch you make sure that you are there to pick up your items on time. I had to run to make my flight with my 4.5 month old in tow, let me tell you not an easy feat. The stress was ridiculous all caused by this company that I will never use again.
__label__2 in fairness we didnt try the noodles, but the chicken and broc was decent- def not the worst ive ever had but no where near the best. the portions were kinda small\nthe shrimp with lobster sauce was ok but same scenario there. (3 shrimp, small amount of rice, one cheese wanton...)\nthe soups were pretty bad... \nalso of my pieces of chicken had a bone in it or something... and there wasnt enough chicken....\n\noverall, i wouldnt go back but its def not the worst....
__label__2 Good food great prices!
__label__1 Not the best atmosphere, but the Eggplant Szechuan over noodles made it worth coming. It's no longer available. Look at your reviews!!! (Several times this particular dish is mentioned with pics taken.) Why would you remove it from your menu?
__label__4 Bowties Bridal and Tuxedos have been amazing to work with.   They have been very helpful and attentive to my needs. I'm a very indecisive bride and they worked with me to find my perfect dress.   My dress was everything I wanted and more.  They custom made my dress to fit my style.  The day I walked down the aisle I have never felt as beautiful as I did that day. I'm so glad I purchased my Maggie Sottero from Bowties. The Bridesmaid dresses were affordable and stunning.   My Groom and groomsmen looked amazing.  I was unsure of what I wanted them to wear but Jason made it easy and helped me make my decision.  I would definitely recommend this company to another couple.
__label__4 I cannot say enough good things about this bridal store. Evana (sp?) and the rest of the associates were incredible. I had a somewhat unique situation based on the fact that I have 2 mothers and I wanted both of them to have the experience of finding \"the wedding dress\" with me. Evana and her girls made sure that both of them felt so special and wonderful that it brought tears to my eyes. My dress was perfect and they were so upfront and honest about alterations and what was needed. I changed up the look of my dress by removing the belt and placing a new bedazzled applique on the left hip that made it even more stunning than it already was. They walked me through this entire process and made sure I was 100% satisfied. They also made time for my many phone calls and search of hair accessories, shoes, etc. I would recommend them to anyone looking for a dress, and I promise you TRUST what they tell you! They all totally know what they are doing!!! Thank you so much for such an incredible experience with something so important. I love you all!!
__label__4 Needed a Tux for prom because I'm a last minute guy and this place was perfect! Great, quick service. The guys here take the initiative to get anything you need or anything you want to change. In the words of Arnold Schwarzenegger \"I'll be back\"
__label__0 Had my lashes taken off after having a Cleo done and only  1 fill. this place is unprofessional and a rip off! I wouldn't refer anyone here! Their lashes aren't even real mink! Waste of time and money! Shouldn't even get 1 star! Cherry lash lounge just lost a good customer! They say a fill in 2 weeks or less is just a regular fill and 2-3 is a fill plus. When I got my Cleo done no one informed me that I need to book a fill plus everytime even it's been 1 week  2 week or 3 weeks. If your going here to get a Cleo or want full lashes if most the lashes fall out by your next fill and your not scheduled for a fill plus your just sol and stuck w gaps between your lashes and barely any lashes even after fill. Even if it's the receptionist fault that your appointment wasn't booked right your still sol!They just wanna get people in and out and get there money. They don't care about customer service. So if u go here and aren't happy with your lashes at sum point they will do nothing! These people need to learn how to run a real business and not keep charging people for dumb stuff and rip them off!!! Look at sum of their reviews are only 1 stars due to them running a bad business! I had refered some of my girlfriends here that no longer will be going to cherry to get their lashes done.
__label__4 These guys fixed my 50+ year old money clip that belonged to my great-grandpa and made it sturdier than ever! The price I paid was lower than the price I was quoted too. I will absolutely return here with my watch and jewelry repair needs.
__label__1 I had been meaning for a while to this place out and finally did since it is hard to pass up The Main Ingredient. I wish I hadn't as not more than 50 feet from where I sat people where most likely enjoying some awesome appetizers and good food for way less.\n\nI tried the wings which had an odd taste but were so so. The antipasto board was terrible and for 11$ should have had a little effort to it. The food came slow as well as the service was slow and inattentive. The lady we had seemed to not be thinking about the place since we had to request a pizza to go 3 times she came back out from the back. I must note that at the time there were 2 people at the bar and one other couple in the whole place. The steak and turkey chili was pretty bad also. \n\n I am not a fan of pizza much besides maybe Red Devil or the now closed Western Pizza but I live with 3 females that are and not one of them cared for it. The bread was good but the sauce had the hint of toothpaste( probably from too much tomato paste) that peter piper seems to have in their equally terrible pizza. \n\n I can't say I will be back, I think my girl liked the martini she had but she will have to go alone if she wants another.\n\nI would mention that just like a terrible steak house or a Chili's you will pay more than you should for sub par dining. I don't mind paying well for good food but you can't help feeling like you have been ripped off when you have a larger than average bill for crappy food.
__label__1 Humble Pie is right across from one of my favorite hang-outs, The Main Ingredient. I've seen this place numerous times and one day we saw a Groupon for them, so decided to purchase it and give it a try. \nThe place was fairly dead for a Saturday night. I had always seen this place packed when passing by. Maybe we missed the rush? \nThe service was nothing special. Our server had no personality and seemed bored. I ordered a pizza with pistachios, parmesan and red onions and my boyfriend ordered some kind of BBQ chicken pizza. The pizza was dry and didn't have a ton of flavor. It wasn't AWFUL, but it wasn't REMARKABLE either. We left unimpressed and don't really have any craving to go back there again. Wish we understood what all the hype is about. Maybe we just ordered the wrong pizzas?
__label__4 The egg pizza is the bomb!!  Also, awesome garlic fries and a great chopped salad.  Everyone we recommended the egg pizza to loved it!!
__label__3 I was needing pizza's for a customer as close to 11am as possible. I called around to 5 other pizza places who had no interest in helping me. I called them and told them my predicament and they were more than willing to help me. Not to mention their pizza was very good!!! Thank you!
__label__2 Been waiting for them to open, finally got to go last night.  They have lots of tacos to choose from and the food is tastey but, I HATE when taco shops use french fries for potatoes!  And the size compared to most other taco shops isn't very big at all.  It is like they use the small size tortillas for everything, even though the prices are still on average with the other places.  will still go back to try other things on the menu.\nAND lastly, they don't have jalapenos with carrots
__label__1 I am what you would consider a mexican food snob. Small, hole in the wall type places are what i live for. \n\nI had the mini chimis (5) with beans and rice... Cost me $10 which is a little steep for me especially given the quality of food. \n\nThe chimis had cream cheese and beef in them. More cream cheese than beef. They were sweet. Almost tasted like they were made with a flaky pastry dough or something. The rice was nothing special but their refried beans were delicious. I wish i would have had the option to get chicken ones. \n\nTheir salsa bar salsas were nothing special to me, flavorless.  Their avocado + salsa verde one was pretty unique and delicious though. \n\nThe restraunt was super clean and a little over the top friendly. Im from the south and enjoy being greeted with a smile, but 4 different times while i am trying to eat? Overkill. \n\nThey have a fried ice cream milkshake that i would love to try! I might go back to try that, but that's about it. This place definitely isn't Carolina's/los dos melinos status.
__label__1 Extremely disappointed! Came here on a Thursday night around 11 before hitting the club. Their ventilation is awful! All you see is thick smoke but i still wanted to give it a shot because I wanted to check out the layout (very artsy). Stood next to the sign to get waited on and the hostess looked at me and my friend and walked away without saying anything (we looked pretty obvious that we needed service). We waited about 8minutes (couldn't identify any other staff after asking around) and went to Crave instead.
__label__1 The good: the cupcakes! We got a four-pack of, I believe, red velvet, pink champagne, smores, and the peanut butter chocolate one. They were all good, though I'm not sure what the pink champagne was supposed to taste like - it was a little odd, but you know, it's a cupcake. So I ate it. They're moist, the frosting is good, and that's what matters. \n\nThe not-so good: when we went in there were a few people there, not sure if they were the owners or their employees (they looked to be in their mid twenties or so) and they were all kinda.. rude. They just gave us this dead stare and seemed really impatient with us, even though we came in at a dead as hell time (monday afternoon, pre-lunch, since we were out). It just seemed like they wanted us to get OUT asap. After trying a few more flavors, the orange creamsicle and strawberry cupcakes taste really artificial and have a heavy chemical smell - ick.\n\nOn the chalkboard it said, \"Can't say anything about customer service, but the cupcakes are good!\" and I feel as though that sums this place up perfectly.
__label__1 Again I've been to another Asian restaurant and again the service is terrible. The food is good, but the server is nowhere to be seen. I watch as others who come in and are seated, struggle to get someone to take their order, or get any service after being served. Is this how it is in Phoenix? Don't come here if you are impatient.
__label__1 Ok, I do not see what all the hoopla is about.  The burger was better than fast food but inferior to Smash or Five Guys.  I was not impressed at all. Went during a normal lunch hour and service was average. Not bad, just normal.\n\nAgain, not a fan of this place, hard to understand what the deal is with this one.
__label__4 Large Beef Burrito with homemade Tortilla was great.  Tacos were filled with fresh Beef, Cheese, Onions, Lettuce & Tomatoes served w/ a side of Beans AND Rice. We all had soft drinks and the bill was under $20!  Friendly service and the bathrooms are clean.  PS Margarita's are a $1.00 OFF on Friday's.
__label__2 Nice clerks, but like Anita W stated, most of the offerings are geared towards 50+ women.  There was a goodly amount of \"designer\" clothing (Armani, Prada, etc.), but they looked \"old.\"  I'm sure there are some hidden treasures in here, if one looks long enough, but I didn't have the time that day nor the energy!  Those wanting trendier items would do well elsewhere, IMO.
__label__4 I love Napoli Pizza and Restaurant. It is hard to find a good italian marinara in this town and trust me i know im sicilian and they have good sauce!!! Not only is their food amazing but i have never actually been to their restaurant only delivery they are always here in half an hour food hot and crunchy never soggy and been sitting for awhile!! If i could give them a 20 out of 10 that would be their rating!!! Amazing!!! I love you guys!!!-layna christensen
__label__4 This was my first time getting a bikini wax and as you might guess I was extremely nervous. Shannon greeted me at the door and led me to the room. She explained the process including the type of wax she uses, why, and after care instructions. I felt very comfortable and the nerves melted away. You can pay with cash or card. She uses Square :) I will definitely be returning. Oh and it didn't hurt at all!!!!
__label__0 Visited 5.27.2012 (@2:45pm)\n\nThis is only the second time that I have eaten at this location and my boyfriend and I had pretty terrible service.  When we walked and asked if we could sit outside the hostess handed us menus and told us to sit wherever.  So we did. We sat there for about 15 minutes.  A few waitresses smiled at us but no one asked if we had been helped. \n\nFinally, a waitress came over who didn't know the price differences between domestic or foreign beer - only new the specials.  Then she left to find out how much a Kiltlifter draft would be - $6 (kind of pricey) but my boyfriend ordered one anyways.  I ordered a bloody mary.  The drinks seemed to take a long time and the waitress explained that my bloody mary was what was holding things up. Truthfully it wasn't busy at all and the bartender should have had no problems pouring a draft beer and mixing vodka with bloody mary mix pretty quickly.  When the drinks came (brought by a different waitress) there were no garnishments for my drink.  I had to get up to get my own (no bloody mary bar either).  The food came, again from a different waitress, but we had no napkins or silverwear.  I stole one off of the table next to us and went in for another. When I asked the bartender - he told (rather rudely) a waitress to \"get her a place setting.\"  I was really appalled by the way he spoke to her.  We started eating and the original waitress stopped by to see how our meal was and the food was pretty good so we both said good.  \n\nWhen the bill came I was pretty disappointed that the waitress did not inform us that there would be an up-charge for sweet potato fries.  So his burger and my Caesar chicken wrap were $13 each. \n\nHaving been to many downtown restaurants where I have received great service I could not let this experience go by without saying something.  I regret not saying something at the time but the staff didn't seem to appreciate our patronage in the first place.  Go to Arrogant Butcher if it is open instead.\n\nS~
__label__1 I don't like places like this. That's totally my perogative. Bobby! \n\nAnyways. Dude so my sister used to work at Hooters and this is the same bar with a Scottish makeover. \n\nThe drink specials are not very special and the servers have been a bit rude every time I've veen in. \n\nBut if you like cheap bar food with girls in skimpy clothing... Hey oh! This is the place for you homie!
__label__1 Dropped in with a friend on a Friday night and it was D-E-A-D.....that's never a good sign but we figured oh well, we're here so might as well stay.  We grab a table and a waitress comes over pretty quickly to get our order.  My friend was hungry so we asked about food but she informed us that the kitchen closed at midnight, it was about 12:08.  That was annoying because I just feel like if your establishment is open until 2:00 you should have the WHOLE thing open until 2:00am.  So once that was discovered we decided we were just gonna finish our drinks and look for somewhere that did serve food.  Unfortunately at this point our waitress had vanished.  We were looking around the whole bar (which again, was 90% empty) and couldn't find her anywhere.  After a while I finally spot her and made some serious eye contact until she figured out that we needed her.  The whole stop there felt like a waste of time and was accompanied by service that, while friendly, wasn't present when we needed it.
__label__3 As I had to cover the Jodi Arias trial for the last 4 months I got very accustomed to walking to the kilt for a lunch time beer and some food occasionally. I like the layout and half in half out bar they have with a nice view of the ball park. Every waitress I had was very friendly and always did a good job. I liked their kilt burger so much I never ordered any other item but everyone that I ate with had good things to say about their dishes. They have a beer of the month special and good happy hour. I really like their TK lager beer, very tasty!
__label__1 I've been to other Tilted Kilt locations before so I knew what to expect.  My girlfriend's fries were undercooked.  Our server seemed a bit ditsy and took a long time to check in on us.  It wasn't a terrible experience, but it wasn't great either.  I'd say skip this location.
__label__0 Eww, food was horrible.  Only reason I gave it 1 star was because the fries were decent.\n\nEww. Never again
__label__1 Our server-Celeste-was not friendly at all.  She never smiled.  She seemed irritated that we were there, and after bringing our food, pretty much ignored us.  I am okay with mediocre food and generic drinks, but at least the service could be good.  Celeste never asked if we wanted anything else or offered to bring more drinks. Twenty minutes after taking our plates away, we had to ask her to bring the check.\n\nOh, I expected to hear some Irish music playing.  Not AC/DC/
__label__4 My new favorite hidden gem! I've been to a few popcorn shops around town and they boast artificial colors and candy coatings. Popped truly is revolutionizing the popcorn industry with it's fresh made, dye-free popcorn flavors. And their \"Dragon's Breath\" nitro-pop is as cool as it gets! I love the sample bowls hanging from the ceiling and the relaxed, inviting vibe the shop has. Forget coffee shops and their noisy grinders! These guys offer wifi, beverages, and tasty treats (Pb&J popcorn is a must try)...this is my new hang out!
__label__4 I love Popped. They have really creative flavors that are also delicious! My favorite flavors are the Marilyn (frozen), Smashing Pumpkin Spice and Cookies N Cream. Getting the frozen popcorn is fun but you have to eat it quickly. I like that you can sample whatever flavors they have on hand that day. Popcorn doesn't have to be boring!
__label__0 I purchased a home earlier this spring and began accumulating quotes from different security companies, lawncare companies, pest control services, etc.  Like most consumers I was trying to find vendors who offered the right services, had affordable pricing and were friendly and knowledgeable.  Here is why I did NOT choose Protect Your Home:\n\n1.  The sales rep was very friendly over the phone BUT gave me some incorrect information.  She told me the camera system did not require an internet connection, but it does.  She also quoted me a price under $600 and when the technician came out to visit, he said that was wrong and it would be almost $1400.\n2.  The technician was also not very knowledgeable.  He wanted to plug in a camera outside (which is easier for him, but easy for a criminal to unplug) and then actually raised his voice to my electrician and argued when my electrician said he could hardwire the camera from inside.\n3.  The technician who visited was one of the pushiest, most unprofessional people I have ever met.  When I told him I was just collecting information and not ready to sign up he told me \"I drove almost an hour to come out here and now you don't even want a system?\" and \"My boss and I only get paid if you leave the account open.\"  I was very uncomfortable and asked him to leave, but he remained in my front yard trying to persuade me to sign up.  He did not leave until both my neighbor and my electrician came to interrupt the conversation.\n4.  When I asked for a written quote the technician flipped over a used piece of paper and scribbled a few things in illegible handwriting and gave it to me.  That was the quote??!\n5.  When I called the technician's boss he asked why I couldn't make a decision without consulting my \"techie friend\" (my licensed electrician who I was paying thousands of dollars to rewire the entire 82 year old house).\n6.  I called the company to file a formal complaint and the representative on the phone told me he's been doing this for 10 years and \"does not get these types of calls\" but did not apologize.  He also refused to give me a quote in writing.  I'm sorry but I refuse to sign any contract or authorize any service until I see something in writing.\n\nSo, that's my story.  Just an all around odd situation.  I wound up paying CPI $350 to do the exact same thing.  They are cheap, professional, knowledgeable and friendly.
__label__1 Don't be fooled. Charlotte doesn't seem to have much to compare. I'm a tough critic because I'm from the west coast. Not that great.
__label__3 I have been here twice for lunch and both times were great. Large portions and fast service. The service was good but not great. But that shouldn't stop you from having a good meal.
__label__2 The crepe was really good.\n\nWhat's the problem then? I asked for mine to go, as I had to run back to the hotel to check out.  \"To go\" apparently means on an open paper plate you get to carry through the streets to the Metro while scarfing down a bite here and there. \n\nWhen I expressed surprise about this not being really a practical to-go package, all I got back was \"That's how we do it.\"  Crepes are really easy to wrap up in a paper triangle, which is how they've been served to me in the past.  \n\nSo... don't take it to go.
__label__0 Ive been in vegas for 23 years and belonged to the Q club, 24 hour, and LVAC.  City Athletic club is by far the dirtiest most unhealthy gym I've EVER been in. Where should I start? Ive NEVER seen anyone wiping down the equipment. To my knowledge the employees DO NOT sanitize the equipment. there is always something out of order , whether its the water fountains which are made for 2 feet tall people or the steam room which they finally put a sign up saying it will be reopened on 4-24 after who knows how long its been broken. The small cardio area is gross and doesn't have the nice built in tvs that EVERY other gym in town has now!! For all they charge for membership you would think they could get the best equipment. No wifi is just another disappoint in the long list of shortcomings at City Athletic Club. The mens locker room is really gross, and just 1 little bench in the regular locker room. They don't even have paper towels to dry your hands after washing them. Ive got to say don't waste your time or money on this dirty little hole in the wall.
__label__4 Lets face it, not all CrossFit gyms are created equal and not all head coaches are created equal.  The team at CF480 is the best of the best and more importantly they care about their gym members and the community in the gym is a reflection of that.  There are a ton of CrossFit gyms to choose from in North Scottsdale, but CrossFit 480 is the the obvious choice!  Check them out for yourself and you'll see exactly what I am talking about.
__label__0 This is more than a yogurt bar. They've got burgers and apparently waffles. The air was heavy with oil when I walked in.\nI like to try several favors when I visit a yogurt bar. My first attempt was the mango sorbet. When I pulled the trigger a bunch of thick liquid globbed out. We asked about the sugar free \"dairy free\" vanilla and the cashier proceeded to tell us it's not really dairy free. \nThe flavors of my selection were disappointing.\nThis was the worst yogurt bar experience I've had.
__label__0 I can't believe this place is open. First we walk in and it's empty except for a lady who seems to work there but we're not quite sure because she didn't acknowledge us until we randomly chose a table and sat after a minute of standing around. Then we sat for a few minutes and then she got on the phone and continued to ignore us. I wish I could say the food is amazing but we left because the whole experience was just awkward.
__label__3 We had Big J come out to confirm that we had a slab leak.  He was on-time and professional.  And, he's going to end up saving us $$ since I didn't even think to involve our insurance company!
__label__0 Service?  What service?  From the moment you enter this place you begin to wonder about your personal health and safety.  After hundreds of times driving by this place, some friends and I decided to stop in for the Tuesday wing night, and we left with the opinion that none of us would ever be making a return visit.  I'm not sick YET, but I guess we'll have to find out what the morning brings.  YOU CAN DO BETTER in this neighborhood, so don't expect much more than a crappy beer poured out of a questionable tap system into a partially-cleaned glass.  And if you're getting something to eat, say a few Hail Marys first.  (Actually, you'd be better off going half a mile down the street and getting a Fiori's pizza to go!)
__label__4 Best chicken in Pittsburgh.  Better than wings over Pittsburgh and ugly dog.  Great service!!!
__label__2 We were only in town for the weekend but happened to catch a food show about places in Montreal and on it they talked about the custom soft-serve ice cream flavours they produce. The next day we happened to be driving by, so stopped and got some cones. Very tasty! Friendly owners, cute set up! Would come back to try the next flavours.
__label__2 My friends and I had been wondering why any place in the center of a strip mall would be called Crusin 4 anything so I was happy that once I walked into Cruisin 4 Yogurt and understood the name.  The auto shop theme is a different spin on things and I like the containers that the toppings are in.  I am glad that there is a frozen yogurt shop in Surprise but to be honest the yogurt is just ok.
__label__2 Decent food but quite a long wait. Usually you would think a long wait is worth it by the taste of the food, but it was just \"pretty good\" by those standards. This was our 3rd time here and the wait has always been about the same. I think the kitchen might give their pizza-carryout the priority instead of the diners inside. You can catch a pretty good glimpse of the kitchen and I saw more pizza being made than anything else.\n\n  Garlic Knots are very good but VERY tiny. Not worth the price. (See Russ' picture) They should be free at that size. (Mario's up around the bend does so....)\n\nPizza is a good step above a chain restaurant's but I've definitely had better elsewhere. Still good, though. If you were to use their carryout, I would definitely call ahead. I noticed a couple of customers who made the mistake of not calling ahead that had quite a bit of a wait. One of them was about to cancel his order he was so steamed.\n\n Stuffed shells were good but I felt jipped by the portions compared to the Chicken Parm plate somebody else got at basically the same price. The shells definitely needed a meat sauce rather than their thin marinara. The Chicken Parm was humongous in size. It looked like an entire chicken! Tasty, too. Calzones are pretty good, too. Everything is made to order, so that is a good thing as far as waiting is concerned I guess. I just felt that I wasn't \"wowed\" by the flavors for such a long wait.\n\nYour pal,\nWalter
__label__0 First off this place is slow, ordered 25 minutes prior for a take out order and still waited another 15 minutes there. It was a Wednesday at 7 and didn't appear busy.\n\nWhen I walked in the door I went right to the counter, and there was 3 people standing there, 2 older guys and on lady at the register.  The 2 guys were going over the orders and the lady was fumbling with something.  They completely didn't acknowledge my existence.  It felt like I was waiting at the microwave waiting for the popcorn to be done, may of only been 3 minutes but an eternity in the customer service world.\n\nOnto the Food,\nI can forgive bad service if your food is awesome.\n\nI ordered 6 garlic knots and a large pepperoni and mushroom.\nThe garlic knots were a little bit larger than a quarter see the picture, and cost $2.50, seriously?  \nAverage quality.\n\nThe pizza, first off they showed me the pizza when I picked it up, unimpressed.\nIt was cookie cutter perfect, this is not a complement. Reminded me of frozen pizza.\nThe crust should have variations, bubbles in the crust, color differences.\n\nLast but not least the taste.....\nCrust was horrible the sauce almost none existent, and the cheese and toppings were definitely under profit control.  \n\nFinal Thought\nI feel robbed, very disappointed.\nI will not be back, I'll continue to drive by on my way home and you will never get another dime from me, or quarter for that matter see picture.....
__label__0 Quick review: I found the pizza okay, nothing to write home about. They have a few outside tables, which are really nice when the weather is good. \n\nThe problem, and it's a significant one, is the service. They have a walk up ordering system and every time I've been there, it takes forever for anyone to take my order. I've never been there when they've been busy. The final time I went there they had several people working there, but again, this weird kind of ignoring the customer thing was going on. \n\nI couldn't wait any longer and left. When they opened in that plaza, I was excited to have a new restaurant close-by. But now, I don't undergo the frustrating process of getting someone's attention to order there anymore, I just go to places where the entire transaction is pleasant.
__label__0 Received rubber flooring rolls and upon unrolling them noticed they were not laying flat along one edge (all three). The rolls were obviously defective and were a liability to the gym members-- a tripping hazard. Members were calling them the new \"bacon\" mats because of the waves along the edges. After providing the company with photos and expressing my disapointment, Alex was very understanding and told me the issue would be resolved within 48 hours. After 48 hours , his tone changed, avoiding my emails, giving vague answers, and even blaming me for installing them improperly. It has been a week since I've heard from them and have lodged a complaint with American Express.
__label__0 These reviews must be from family members or the owners of the business themselves. I ordered a chicken ceaser salad and i got a box full of romaine lettuce and sliced turkey pieces! The salad cost 8 bucks and it was not at all what i expected or ordered. Service is extremely slow and they are not very friendly. They have no competition and I guess that is why they can offers sub par service. I will not come here again.
__label__4 I totally LOVE this place. Every time we have been here, the employees have been incredibly nice, helpful, and knowledgable. Their selection is awesome, too, and they have reasonable prices. We mainly come here for dog bones and toys, and we have never been disappointed! I highly recommend this store for their selection and friendly staff : )
__label__4 My husband and purchased our home last year, which came with a beautiful Vermont Castings built-in grill. The problem was that it wouldn't work and we couldn't figure out whether we should just purchase a new one or try to get this one fixed. We decided to call this place. It was one of the best decisions we have ever made. Ed, the owner, is the only person who I ever spoke with on the phone. He answered or called me back within a few hours each time I called. Great customer service.\n\nHe came to pick up our grill on a Monday and dropped it off that Friday in PRISTINE condition. Before he left he fired it up a few times just to make sure everything worked properly. \n\nThen Ed went above and beyond by fixing a few loose stones on the built-in itself. We didn't know how to repair them, so he quickly went out to his truck and cemented them back on.\n\nYou can't ask for better, more honest service than this. You'd be making a huge mistake by throwing away, selling, etc. your perfectly good grill. Call Ed. He's amazing.
__label__4 My husband and I purchased the Living Social deal and booked a couples massage with Michelle (my masseuse) and Megan (my husband's masseuse). When we arrived we were pleasantly greeted by the genuinely warm receptionist. It's evident she really enjoys her work :0). We completed our paperwork and she assisted us in selecting a scent for aromatherapy. \n\nMichelle and Megan lead us to our room which had great ambiance and comfortable massage tables and linens. During our brief consultation, I told Michelle that my shoulders, neck, and upper back were in need of attention. Throughout the massage she did a remarkable job of blending relaxing and deep tissue strokes based on my body's needs. My upper back was really tight as a result of an increase in intensity of my workout routine. \n\nCharles also felt that Megan listened to his body. He said that while many massage therapists have a routine they go through and duplicate on both sides, Megan varied her techniques.\n\nWhen our session was complete, we were on a high. We instantly were ready to book another appointment and are considering the monthly membership.
__label__0 I'm surprised to see so many 5 star reviews, I had a very bad experience here!\n\nI went here the other day based off of the reviews on yelp... What a big mistake!!!\n\nI simply went to get my eyebrows done the lady was very friendly and asked if I had my eyebrows threaded before which I have. So she's doing my brows and she asks if I'm ok because I guess I looked like I was in a lot of pain.. Which I was in alot of pain I've never had it hurt that bad when getting my brows threaded it felt like my skin was being pulled off. So anyways she finishes and hands me the mirror they looked ok she had missed a few spots and my skin was red and irritated but I figured it would heal. \n\nSo the next day I wake up and looked in the mirror and I see my skin was ripped in several spots I had bumps and blood stains from her pulling at my skin, on top of that I noticed she had missed more then just a few spots of hair there was tons of hairs left! \n\nI will not be returning here it was a waste of money and I had to get my eyebrows done 5 days after she had did them. Not to mention she damaged my skin!
__label__4 Wow, I never have seen my eyebrows so cleanly/naturally shaped and my skin look so clear while feeling so soft. Threading is something I now think every woman needs and on a continual basis. Just try it once and I bet you will agree. Thanks Susan was for being so accommodating and making sure I was in and out in no time.
__label__3 Want a pint in a good bar on Leith Walk without any hassle?  Look no further than The Brass Monkey.\n\nThis pub has the feel that you're still in your own living room with comfy sofas that you'll have to peel yourself off but obviously it is a bar which means no washing up or cleaning the next day:)\n\nFriendly locals, comfy atmosphere and fairly cheap drinks - it'd be rude not to!
__label__4 I'm way overdue to write a review about CFF.  I should begin by saying that I have been a chiropractor, trainer and strength and conditioning coach for 10 years.  I have been involved with CrossFit since 2008.  I was a medic at the CrossFit regionals in 2011.  In the last 2 years I have been to 3 CF gyms in the valley.  When I re-located to Scottsdale from central phoenix, I had to find a new box.  I called one in the area and they wouldn't even give me pricing over the phone so they were out.  I went to one other box that was as big as my living room and the coaches just didn't know enough exercise physiology.  They were out.  I walked into CrossFit Forbidden, met the coaches, and It felt like home.  This place is world-class.  It is very-well equipped with lots of room.  They can accommodate 30 people per class.  The programming is the smartest and most impressive I have seen in the region.  Lots of concept 2 rowers, a long asphalt alley in the back for running, 2 bathrooms, 2 showers, a protein and nutrition bar, lots of mobility equipment (for mWODs).  I may be a serious athlete and I look at CF as a sport, But I have referred the most novice people to exercise, and the coaches have helped them lose weight, achieve goals, and retain their fitness.  Prices are very reasonable.  My last advice is:  if you are going to get into cross fit, get a feel for the gym equipment, space, coaching, and programming before you make a commitment.  If Crossfit Forbidden is a convenient location for you, then it's the best choice in the area. Once you start here, you won't want to go anywhere else.  Cancel the big box gym membership and get into Crossfit.
__label__0 Got the veggie burger, which was probably 98% salt. Not. Good.\n\nThe boyfriend liked the wings, though, and there were lots of TVs. If I go back, it will be for a beer, not for the food.
__label__3 For such a small restaurant, Root 174 has a rather large reputation.  With enough tables to seat no more than twenty people or so, you walk into pedestrian decor, pizza parlor tables, and a very bland-appearing bar.  The bar is stocked with the classic cookbooks, such as Modernist Cuisine and Julia Childs.  I had a good laugh thinking of the chefs, flipping through the books preparing the dish.  It'd be akin to surgeons flipping through an anatomy book in the OR!\n\nThe menu is seasonal - so my selections may not  be relevant in the future, but the food was excellent.  If the crispy brussel sprouts remain on for apps, it's a must-get.  They are crunchy, savory with bacon, and sweet with some honey(?),  The plate was gone in sixty seconds.  My counterpart did not want to venture into the land of bone marrow creme brulee, and we got the wedge salad - which was really good.  I'm not a big fan of salads as appetizers, but c'est la vie.\n\nEntrees were a duck sausage with gnocchi and some ricotta.  The duck sausage was flat-out awesome.  The gnocchi was easily the best I've ever had.  I've heard the Top Chef critics describe perfect gnocchi as \"pillowy\" before, and now I know what they mean.  The gnocchi might as well have floated in my mouth.  The entire dish was a hit.\n\nThe pork belly was equally fantastic - although I would recommend that you get it as an appetizer for 4.  It's so flavorful and rich, four pieces may be too much for an entree.  Some of the sides, like a pickled relish, tend to get lost in the dish as well.  But, man, I am craving that pork belly right now.\n\nDesert was a Nutella bread pudding, and a bit of a letdown.  The bread pudding was definitely average, and tasted more like stale french toast.  The raisins, nuts, and nutella, did bring some joy to the dish, but it paled in comparison with the apps and entrees.\n\nRoot 174 is a very casual environment, and certainly a foodies' delight.  It's a great find and well worth the trip.
__label__4 I would give this additional stars if I had the option.\n\nMy husband and visited Pittsburgh for our anniversary 8/2/2014 and based on reviews we decided to have our special dinner at the restaurant Root 174. We couldn't decide from the tempting and unusual choices so we ordered the Tasting Menu with 6 courses, priced at $67/person. The waitress (she was superb; attentive, friendly, helpful and informative) cautioned us that we should not order this if we're at all picky or have allergies/aversions. We are foodies. We wanted the chef to enjoy himself and pull out all the stops, and we happily gave ourselves over to being surprised. This turned into a very generous assortment. I was expecting like one tiny bite of everything; not so. \n\nEach course was delicious, and all different. I will not itemize each one here as there were so many and I honestly can't rate one over another, they were all that good. One conclusion we agree upon is that like a musical composition made up of component parts, each of these creations blended seemingly disparate ingredients in a completely harmonious way. Yet each part retained its own identity; you could really enjoy the ripeness of the fig appetizer whose sweetness contrasted by the creamy bleu cheese; the sharply vinegar white anchovies against the creamy-custard poached egg in the caesar salad; the perfectly tender mild octopus with the vibrant and spicy romesco...well, you get the idea. This is a tiny restaurant (seats only maybe 40), and nearly invisible to the passer-by. In fact, it was raining hard and we walked right by the entrance and missed it on the first pass; I guess we were trying to avoid puddles. \n\nYou gotta look for it. And it's SO worth the effort!! We both agreed that this is probably the most memorable dinner we've ever had, and we have visited many wonderful places. Keith Fuller is an artist, and this restaurant is a gem. We look forward to our next visit.
__label__0 Worst mistake of my life. I'd give it 0 stars if I could. These are the worst \"students\" ever. I'm sure I'd be more comfortable having a monkey work on my teeth.
__label__4 I would follow Tina anywhere. In fact, I did to her newly opened shop. It's very relaxing and clean with great massage pedi spa chairs. Seriously you won't find better nail talent in this city and she does your nails exactly how you want. I recommend is spa to all of my friends and even my customers when they are visiting in town and ask where to get their nails done.
__label__3 Fabulous salon! I am very picky when it comes to my nails and like them to look PERFECT. \nNow there was a time when my nails did not come out absolutely the way I liked it and I called to see if I can have it fixed. Cindy was super nice and apologetic that my pedicure did not look the way I liked it (I really am anal about my nails). I came in the following day and she fixed it for me. Good costumer service is really important and you will definitely get it here. Not every salon will care about their customers as much as this salon does. \nA salon with staff like this one is truly a rarity and am happy I found it.
__label__2 A great atmosphere...\nA really good selection...\nHorrible service.
__label__2 Doo.\n\nNot a bad club, but my wife and I just found it kind of boring.  On the night that we went, they were featuring dj Kristina Sky, whose name was on the screen for most of the time that we were there.  At one point in the mix, you heard a sample of a guy saying \"doo\" on about every eighth beat.  It was the running joke of the night with me and my wife.  A couple of times I said \"doh!\" instead like Homer Simpson.\n\nDoo.\n\nWhat we found interesting was that only about 5-30% of the patrons were dancing at any given time.  That's not the fault of this place, but it did make for interesting people watching.  Here's this club and all these people are just standing around.\n\nDoo.\n\nThankfully my wife got in for free.  I, on the other hand, paid $5 because I'm a guy--this is typical of dance joints where guys go to pick up women.  At least it was cheap.  As the patrons were about 70% men, they definitely made some money that night at the door. Another selling point was vodka, which seemed to be everywhere.\n\nDoo.\n\nFair.  Seen better, seen worse.\n\nDoo.
__label__0 This place seemed like a typical diner but beware, it was not.\n\nThe cups were dirty (old lipstick) and my side of peaches came with a moldy piece the waitress, Pam, tried to convince me was a 'mushroom'.\n\nAfter a disgusting experience, at no point did the manager come over or the waitress apologize.\n\nI would not recommend this place to anyone and if I could rate below one star, I would.
__label__3 The concept behind Five Guys takes fast food to a new level. I call it \"Premium Fast Food\". After all, plan on paying about a 40% premium over the scarf and barf places that are on every corner. But there is a reason to pay more. Five Guys is labor-intensive. They employ actual people who are friendly, fun, dedicated and efficient. Where the Arcadia store finds these people is a mystery but I'm glad they do. \n\nThe menu is very simple. They sell burgers with one veggie and one cheese sandwich option and a hot dog. That's the menu. When they say \"Burgers and Fries\", they mean it. Instead of a smashed mess with a quarter-inch thick piece of mystery meat in it, Five Guys delivers quality meat, hand formed patties, hand assembled while you watch and a real human touch with others lack. But I can eat and enjoy a Bacon Cheeseburger there and be stuffed, not wondering what is going to get me through the rest of the day. It's darn tasty, too and worth the drive out of my way. \n\nAlso, if you want to delve into the health aspect, this is much healthier fast food in terms of fat, calories from fat, sodium, etc. The customer is in charge of what goes on the burger, too. Want to cut the sodium, order without the bacon. Simple choices. \n\nI also love the Coca-Cola machines which are self-serve. They offer a myriad of soft drinks you can't buy in stores like Lime Coke and Raspberry Coke. Mmmm.
__label__3 My first ever Five Guys experience was at this location. The staff was quick, friendly and efficient. They had customer service down to a science. the food was great and the drink stations never lacked in anything.\n\n The only problem was with the seating...it was hard to move your chair and not accidentally bump into somebody else. But I think it was because I visited this place on a weekend.
__label__4 Came to this location for the first time this afternoon.\n I was impressed ,nice red,white, and black decor.\nFood was about $20.94 ,for 2 Burgers, one fry and one drink.\nWe ate it there,but outside. It was a beautiful day, so good to sit outside.\nThey even provide Peanuts on the table so while you are waiting for your food to be cooked you can enjoy cracking peanuts and eating them.\n Bathrooms were nice and clean, as I went to wash my hands before I ate.\nPlace was clean, even outside.\n\nFood was fantastic!  the bun should be toasted it would not fall apart so easily.\nFree refills on drinks. Their drink machine is very different in looks, but works great!\nFries were fantastic, we were going to get 2 but, the girl working said one was enough for 2 people. It was the regular size and it was enough for 2.\n\nWe enjoyed it and will go back again for sure.
__label__4 Don't get me wrong the bugers were great, perfectly cooked, Five Guys strawberry was good. But it wasn't mindblowing. Now I say the location in front of the flatiron building is more fun looking than being packed like sardines in a resturant. But it was still fun and the line was long but moved fast. Would recommend for a quick cheap bite. Fighting people for a seat will be neccasary, not impossiable.
__label__1 I'm here for Mother's Day and the service is terrible. I ordered the Shrimp and Scallop entree for $23 and got one shrimp, one scallop and 4 small sticks of fried rice. It was tasty but too small. My husband ordered 4 sushi rolls but they took 40 minutes to come out. So, I ate my entree while he watched me eat it, then, he ate his rolls while I watched him eat. Don't think I'll be back.
__label__2 SIEMS Lasik surgery: If you are looking for Lasik surgery, this may happen to you....\n\nI had a Lasik surgery a little over a year ago, January 2013. Before the surgery, a consultation was done. I have a HMO insurance which was not accepted at SIEMS. However, the Lasik was performed there with out of pocket payment. \nAfter the procedure I have been visiting numerous times with follow ups and complications. I WISH IT COULD BE REVERSED what they had done to my eyes. \nEvery visit, my eyes were checked with the same procedure. In October 30, 2013 my eyes were red and burned. So I went for a visit and was diagnosed for conjunctivitis (pink eyes). No prescription or anything suggested. As a result I was billed for $90 because of a medical issue, not related to lasik; I was told 3 months later. I was informed that my insurance refused to pay. Well it was known before the surgery!\nAlso I was told that after a year, I need to pay out of my pocket every visit. I am no longer needed follow ups there. I feel like they do not care any more.\nSince the lasik surgery, I could not live a day without eye drops.
__label__0 STOP!  Do not go here!  I would give 0 stars if I could but since that's not an option 1 it is.  I am 3 years post a PRK/LASIK procedure.   Where to begin - I was told I was a candidate for both procedures with no real preparation on what to expect.   Basically, sign here, where's your CC and away we go.  The PRK was debilitating, beyond painful, beyond horrible.  Why didn't they tell me it would be a rough recovery period?  Sun glasses at night, vision so blurry I may as well have been blind for weeks.  But hey, pain for clear vision was a price I was willing to pay.   My follow up appointments went like this - my vision is still blurry...Ok, use more eye drops.  What about now - still blurry...ok, use more eye drops.  I feel like I can't see out of my left eye and when I do see it's blurry.....use more eye drops.    Ummm, I still can't see....you will need a LASIK touch up.  See finance for the pricing.  \n\nFast forward a relocation to LA and new eye doctor.  I have scar tissue that effects my line of sight. Oh, and I should never have had the surgery due to my pre-op prescription and corneal thickness. They shaved my cornea is so thin I am at risk for collapse/droop which is never good.   When your eye dr says \"I will not say anything bad about another dr so I will remain silent for a minute\". Wtf?!  Run and go somewhere else.
__label__4 I originally called this place cause i found they were close to my house... I checked out another place in chandler, and it was like walking into a used car lot (pushy sales tactics).  When i found East Valley Krav, i spoke to the owner Derrek on the phone before coming in.. and he talked all about the school, and it sounded like it would be a good fit.. I tried the trial class, and signed up that day after class.. It was not at all what i was expecting, in a good way... I was thinking it would be a bunch of Douchey MMA guys, but its really for everyone. There's men and women young and old.. It was a very comfortable environment. The instructors are awesome! They come around during class to make sure you are understanding what they are teaching.\n\nAnyone looking to gain some skill in personal defense and get an awesome workout at the same time.. This is the place for you. It teaches you real life skills... a dirtbag on the street will not fight fair.. Krav will show you how to fight dirty back and win!\n\nDefinitely check out East Valley Krav Maga. you wont be dissapointed..
__label__0 After reading the amazing reviews, I was so excited to try the pizza at Bottega!  Wow what a let down. The crust is soggy and undercooked (all 6 pizzas ordered) and the woman next to us sent hers back twice before giving up and leaving without eating.  \nThe arancini was disappointing & dry and didn't come with any marinara.  The bacia was bland. \nGreat bright decor for a lunch spot but the pizza is just so bad, who cares?!  And this is not just my personal opinion, the tables on both sides of me were also complaining of soggy pizzas!
__label__1 The ambiance is great and the service was good.\nWhere Bottega fell short was in their execution. Meals were slow to arrive. Being polite, we waited until everyone had their meal but the delay was ridiculously long. The pizza itself was nothing spectacular. The water buffalo mozzarella was kind of nice but was done a disservice by the overcooked crust and bland sauce.\nTo me it was all the signs of a rushed kitchen that just couldn't hack the pressure. I'd normally brush it off and say I'll be back to try it on a less crowded night but with their pricing, I don't know.\n\n\nBottom line:\nWhen you charge $18 for a personal cheese pizza your game better be tight!!!
__label__0 Service imp\u00e9cable et pizza path\u00e9tique. La sauce tomate trop acide manque cruellement de saveur, elle est d'ailleurs dispos\u00e9e en faible quantit\u00e9 sur la pizza. La garniture ( un demi artichaut coup\u00e9 4, 5 champignons insipides et un quart de tranche de jambon) joue \u00e0 cache-cache dans mon assiette. La p\u00e2te br\u00fbl\u00e9e laisse une amertume en bouche. La serveuse essaye diplomatiquement de me dire que c'est une pizza napolitaine. Pour avoir passer mes vacances \u00e0 Napoli, je leur sugg\u00e8re de ne pas participer \u00e0 une comp\u00e9tition de pizza dans la ville de Naples, ils feraient rire d'eux.
__label__1 Okay, gave them a second try and I'm afraid it wasn't much better this time around.  This time I ate it right away (a short drive back to work, less than 10 minutes) rather than refrigerating it like last time.\n\nStill with the stale bread...what gives?  Can someone tell me if the bread is supposed to be a hard crust-style bread or if it's supposed to be soft?  The end that was not cut was super hard--crunchy like a cracker.  What a huge turn-off.\n\nI got a Vito this time, hoping to salvage my last experience.  Again, still not much in the way of flavor except for the onions.  I would have figured the salami would have contributed flavor-wise...not so much.  Pretty much I ended up with a stale onion sub.  Ugh.\n\nJimmy John, I'm sorry but I'm so not impressed.
__label__3 Truth in advertising can be found at Jimmy John's.  They really are freakin' fast.  I come here a lot for lunch during the work week because sometimes I only have 30 minutes to spare.  During Lent, I had the #6 veggie sub more than once, but my usual order is the #2, the Big John roast beef sandwich with easy mayo.  Perusing the nutritional info this week, I learned that the veggie sub has more calories and more saturated fat than the roast beef sub--hmmm, more reason for me to stick to the #2.  This is the only place I've been where I've seen employees running in and out of the restaurant--they're delivering those subs as fast as they can!  I'm a fan.
__label__4 Arizona bowl is great,  teenage boys claim the best teryiyaki chicken in the Valley.
__label__0 WARNING: GIANT BLACK HAIR IN FOOD!!!\n\nI wish could give this place negative stars, not just for the disgustingness of the above statement, but for the handling of the situation afterward.\n\nWe ordered Yogi's for takeout for our family of 3 fairly good eaters. I was only a few bites into my large Teriyaki chicken/beef combo, when my fork produced a THICK, 10-INCH LONG BLACK HAIR. Nothing is quite as awe-inspiring as a LONG BLACK HAIR, DRIPPING TERIYAKI SAUCE, on the fork you had been putting into your mouth. Yum. So impressive was this sight, in fact, that it inspired my entire family to throw their food away and eat PBJs for the night.\n\nI'm not unreasonable. And I get that, even in this age of Health Compliance, Hairnets, and Ponytails, sh*t happens. Just be a little more careful next time and give me my money back. NOPE!\n\nI called YOGI's to let them know I wasn't interested in their hair products. A polite, yet ineffective kid answered the phone. After telling me the manager, Brian, was gone for the evening he asked why I needed the manager, and \"MAYBE\" he could help. He couldn't, but that didn't stop him from wanting to hear the whole story before letting me know that.\n\nHe told me to call back the next day at 5PM.\n\nNOPE! \"Sorry, you just missed him. Try again this time tomorrow.\"\n\nNOPE! \"sorry.\"\n\nThe day after that I called at 2:30 just to give Brian a little well-deserved nap time.\n\nNOPE! \"Wow, he never leaves this early.\" Truly a fascinating oddity.\n\nNext day, 11:30AM, \"dees bryn.\" F**KING GREAT!! You see, Brian apparently doesn't speak English very well. I have absolutely no problem with other cultures or people seeking their pot of gold in America. In fact, I think it's great. It's just difficult to communicate OVER THE PHONE, with somebody who knows 12 words of English.\n\nNext thing I know, the kid is back on the phone, acting as Brian's semi-translator. They let me know that, if I can get there before 5pm (this is a work day), and produce my receipt from 4 days ago, BRIAN WILL LOOK AT IT. Not provide me with a fee meal, or give me back my money. LOOK AT IT.\n\nF*CK the ranger, Boo Boo? NO F*CK YOU, YOGI's. I won't be back.
__label__4 We loved the Badger theme throughout the restaurant! The burgers are incredible! I had the jalape\u00f1o burger and it was prepared with care and melted in my mouth! My partner had the Cuban sandwich and she said it was probably the best outside of Florida. We upgraded our sides to cheese curds and monkey fries. The curds were more like mozzarella sticks and came with marinara sauce - so good! And the monkey fries were yummy with lots of melted cheese n bacon! We will definitely be back!
__label__3 Surprisingly good!  I started with a cup of Vietnamese pho, Whig was really delicious, followed by a Cuban sandwich.  The bread was really crispy, the carnitas was juicy and the cheese was Wisconsin Swiss. It was gone before I could say, \"go Badgers!\"\n\nIf you're  in the neighborhood and are looking for a quick, delicious lunch- Get In Here!
__label__0 If I could give this company zero starts, I absolutely would. We rented 2 mopeds, and while we were riding on the strip in the middle of the night, one of our mopeds shut off while we were at a stop light. We were extremely far from our hotel already, and we had to walk the broken moped to a safe area and lock it up for them to pick it up. We had an amazing time riding the mopeds while it lasted. Even though he came the next morning to drop off two new mopeds to us, after riding them for a few hours, one of them would not start again. Their mopeds are not reliable, and I would highly suggest renting through a different company. The owner was disrespectful when we were trying to explain to him what happened, and he did not refund us any of our money back for the inconvenience. Instead, he claimed that we were lying even though he tried starting the moped in front of us and it didn't work. Overall, he was very rude, and not understanding at all. I will never do business with his company ever again.
__label__1 Sushi was just okay.
__label__3 I\"ve seen this place gone though many name and owner changes.  It's called \"Go Wild\" now and they are offering the 50% off sushi rolls 24/7.  Before you get too excited, I gotta say the rushi rolls on the 50% off menu are about $3-5 over priced compare to other places.  So your  50% off is probably equivalent to 30% off, however, still a pretty good deal.  \n\nThe inside is a much bigger and fancier than it looks from the outside,  although I rarely see more than 3 tables occupied.  Because they don't have all-you-can-eat I've only ordered the special sushi rolls.  I liked everything, especially the Great White Shark roll and the Kiss of Fire roll, both spicy rolls.  The best thing about this place is that the rice on the rushi rolls is sooooo thin.  I guess that's a clever strategy by the chef to make you order more food.  \n\nOverall this has become my usual sushi place if I'm not in the mood to stuff myself into oblivion with all-you-can-eat.
__label__0 Lobster Roll implies it is served on a roll. Not a piece of white bread similar to Wonderbread. Respect the lobster. Respect yourself. \n\nPlus it is too pricey for what you're getting. Not into it.
__label__3 Ok, so Pinkberry infiltrating the Charlotte FroYo scene wasn't my greatest hope and dream, but the Arboretum location has turned me into a believer. Walk into the IKEA-laden shop and feast your eyes upon some of the most audacious flavors known to the Yogurt. The staff always assists newbies and hands out samples like its a festival. My adivce: If you've never been to Pinkberry or you are trying froyo for the first time, sample all of them. There is always a good range of regular flavors and a few adventurous choices. \n\nThe staff always remembers us and knows that we get two minis. Thanks for the recognition! We may as well start a Pinkberry clubhouse nearby. \n\nToppings: The fruit is cut a little too large for my liking, but suffice is to say that it is fresh and not out of a gross can or frozen. All together now: \"Dark Chocolate Crisps are the best thing since sliced bread.\" Aaaand there was much rejoicing throughout the land. These are the best topping for....any of the yogurts. I don't even care if it's mango, these little guys are your best friend. Perfect amount of crunch and chocolate flavor. Like a miniature chocolate symphony of crunchy greatness packed in each spoonful. \n\nThanks, Pinkberry for entering the Charlotte scene so tastefully. You've won over this FroYo aficionado. Cheers!
__label__1 I've been here a few time and got ok service but this last time I was there was so bad. Right when we got in the host was eh. Wasn't feeling welcome at all. We got seat and our server came and took our orders but he was not friendly what so ever. When our food arrived we had no utensil. Had to ask for it. Every time he came back to check up on us the was talking and walking away from us. Like what the f!  When he brought our bill he accidentally hits out friend on the face with it. The apology he gave was so fake. Anyways beside him ruining our lunch the food was good. The best part was the dessert. The pizookie ! Overall restaurant it was very family oriented, place was clean. Hopefully they can up the standard on costumer service a bit. At least fake it good.
__label__0 I was not aware that Orwellian 1984 double thinks were made into a concept restaurant. But they are and it is called BJ's! Everyone will tell you how great this place is until one day you walk into their shiny establishment in Centennial Hills. About 30 minutes later you will realize that all of your friends actually hate you for suggesting that you dine here.\n\nAll the service people are nice but in a really vacant Stepford wife kind of way. It's all lip service and no actual service. For example, our server was super interested in up-selling fancy beer to me... so we had to have a really long discussion about why I should try another kind of beer as opposed to the one I wanted. Once \"we\" decided that I would stick to drinking what I want, we must have also decided that the table would wait for 20 minutes before said drinks would be delivered. \n\nIf you've ever read 1984 you will know that questions are also pretty unacceptable. I wish I had known that it was a 1984 concept restaurant before I asked about vegetarian options on the menu! I had planned on ordering some pasta or something, but it turns out that all the pastas and salads include meat and are priced accordingly. One question about that and she was off for another several minutes.\n\nAnd the fun didn't even end there! I ordered soup and salad as my entree and both the soup and the salad were delivered to the table at the same time several minutes before anyone else was served. But I guess they did not consider this a problem since there was no silverware. So it's not like I was going to eat it before the rest of my party's food arrived, anyway NO BIG DEAL GUYS!\n\nAnd so I stared at my food until the rest of the party got their food delivered, too. And still there was no silverware. The random hostess that delivered the food nicely asked if we needed anything else and when we asked for silverware, she walked away. Then we all got to stare at our food TOGETHER!\n\nWhen we finally did get some silverware, I ate my Denny's quality food while feeling angry about the empty service and impending bill. This place is really Applebee's quality with Cheesecake Factory prices. My throat almost closed when I saw that the $12 avocado roll appetizer was actually only THREE avocado spring rolls. Not that it mattered since we never got appetizer plates even though we were asked if we wanted some when the appetizer was delivered. (Here is a tip: probably you should just bring appetizer plates instead of asking if the table would like some and then never bringing them causing another \"lets all stare at this food\" situation.)\n\nTry eating a whole meal with an anger lump in your throat. It really takes the enjoyment out of eating. BJ's was a big fat $60 disappointment that ruined the pleasant experience that eating usually provides to me. That is a big deal considering that is why restaurants even exist.\n\nNote to the management: I think that I would have given this experience 3 stars had the server or staff, who KNEW that this was a messed up dining experience for a number of reasons, had even tried to rectify the situation or notified the manager that the meal had been timed and executed very badly. But no one wanted to fix it and that enrages me more than anything else.\n\nVegetarian Side note: I didn't try the pizza even though it is supposedly really good for vegetarians, but be warned unless you want pizza, you probably won't find anything else on the menu that you want. All the pastas and salads include meat, and I don't see the point in paying $16 for a salad and then asking that they remove the most expensive ingredient. They have a veggie burger which is your standard garden burger replacement. And it was soggy. \n\nI will never go back to BJ's. It is over-priced and overhyped. If anyone I know ever tells me how great this place is again I will drop kick them so hard that they will need a kidney transplant in their face.
__label__3 We've seen this place back home in Houston, Tx but had never been. Our daughter took us while in town and I absolutely loved the home brew. Had the Maui pork chop and it was very tasty but the red potatoes that it came with so very dry, but the fresh green beans definitely made up for it.
__label__3 Wonderful way to get around Maddy and for 10.00, you can ride as much as you like, just have to check in the bike now and then during the 24 hour period. We didn't drive the rental car once during our stay.
__label__3 Simply delicious! Came here at the recommendation of the concierge at our hotel.\n\nBefore you continue to read my review please be forewarned that I am an American city girl who knows nothing about French food. \n\nThe decor was modern, clean, upscale, and inviting. \n\nWe started off with a few cocktails. Not very strong and quite tasty.\n\nThe bread that was brought to us was pretty tasty, and the olive oil on the side (with olives in it) was a nice touch. \n\nFor appetizers I got the soup du juor, which was a delicious tomato basil. My friend got the special of the day, which was a tuna tartar. Hers was a little underwhelming. \n\nFor entrees I got the salmon tartar and she got the steak. Both entrees were absolutely DELICIOUS! And the French fries that come with were a perfect match. Our entrees were sooooooo good. We ate every last bite! We were nice and stuffed by the time we were done. Wish we would've left room for dessert!\n\nOur server was very kind, but the service was a bit slow. Again I may be biases b/c I come from a land of people who rush. \n\nAll in all we had a great experience. I would definitely return.
__label__3 Moe's would get five stars, but they don't because I think we should be able to have queso body shots.  This is epicenter of course full of drunken adults and young adults so going in on a Friday or Saturday night is always entertaining.  Whats good is the staff knows everyone is tore up and they just ride with it.  They are always super talkative and it makes the time fly when you are waiting for that delicious queso. $7 dollars gets you out the door with a drink, chips + queso, and quesadilla.  You will the wake up in the morning and wonder why you feel like garbage, but it will all make sense when you find the Moe's receipt in your pocket.\n\nPS\nQueso
__label__1 This fast-food Americanized Chinese cuisine wants to be as good as Panda Express. And I'm saying that knowing full well that Panda Express isn't that great either. The convenience factor (buying a quick to-go meal in the grocery store) is the biggest draw of this establishment.\n\nCafeteria-style serving, the food is generally not very hot, the portions are small for an extremely high price ($8+ for a 3-item entree consists of a small scoop of each of your entrees and not that much rice, either), and the staff is often rude. If you question the portion size, they'll add a little more and say something in another language to whoever's in the back that usually elicits laughter. I don't mind people communicating in their preferred language, but the timing and the laughter makes me uncomfortable.\n\nI used to be a big fan of this place, until the pricing went up and the portions went down - along with the service. They charge extra for shrimp or BBQ pork ($1.50 upcharge why? - the items aren't that special). The worst part was that the next day the leftovers made me incredibly sick (after being stored in the fridge and reheated properly) which did not happen on previous trips. \n\nSkip Rice Garden even if you're in Bashas' and hungry - there's a few other places in the strip mall and a freezer section in the grocery store. They're not open very late, the food is likely to not be hot enough anyway, and the price does not reflect the quality.
__label__4 I called Chris to repair dog damage to my carpets based solely off the reviews on Yelp and was not disappointed.  He was every bit as professional and capable as the previous reviews stated.  He made sure to call when he was on his way and showed up when he said he would and was much more reasonably priced than other services I had called.  He took his time and did a phenomenal job with 2 repairs in my home. I would call him again in a second.
__label__0 The poorest service I have experienced in Montreal .
__label__0 I really liked this place until I came back the next day for repair and they took 5 customers ahead of me and made me wait. I waited 30-45 minutes before i just walked out. not only was it an inconveniemce for me to have to return for repair but i I paid $60 for my original service and I didn't notice the nail tech messed up my big and 3rd toe until I got home. I politely walked out and said \"I'll come back\" but decided the character of the owners spoke for itself. A customer is a customer and my time is as valuable as anyone else's. I will not be returning!!! This place has nice staff but they need a course in professionalism. There are millions of nails places in the area there is one in south end and also easy blvd that I like plus there are 2 polished nail bars both less than 10 minutes from here.... I don't have to be treated like a 2nd class citizen.
__label__2 Good customer service; however the prices are a bit costly; however I do think they do a good job.
__label__2 Okay, I'm giving 3 stars because the food was pretty good and the service was great.  But $18 for enchiladas?? Whoaaa now.  $5 roach coach enchiladas could stand up to theirs.  $9 chips and guacamole?? It was good but not $9 good!  I think this place has a complex... You can put cloth napkins and fancy paper menus on the table but in the end you're still a mainstream Mexican restaurant with TONS of competition... CHEAP competition that's just as good.  I won't go back just because of the price unfortunately...
__label__0 I recently gave this place 3 stars for good food, great service, but not so awesome prices.  Reasonable review right?  Apparently, wrong. \n\nWhat I am reviewing with ONE star is the message I received back from the owner.  Not only did she accuse me of being a certain customer who used happy hour, restaurant.com and a yelp check in, she acted as though I had given her restaurant a horribly undeserved 1 star review instead of a more than half 3 star.  \n\nAs it is, I am NOT that certain customer.  Not only am I not that person, I, as a customer, am extremely put off to learn that the management looks down upon those that use the very coupons they put out to draw people in.  \n\nI now realize why this place was completely dead the night we went in.  I do NOT appreciate being put down by ownership.  I thought my review was fair and honest.  Not only will I never be back, I will never recommend this place to anyone, ever.  Fresh food or not,  I don't like to be treated as such!
__label__1 Random fact of the week: There is a Capriotti's in the Regional Justice Center. Yes, you will hear the phrase \"beer money!\" spoken in the same building where the Nevada Supreme Court makes decisions.  \n\nDisclaimer: I am not a Capriotti's fan but I applaud Capriotti's on their business sense.  Desperately hungry people like me, trapped in the RJC for hours on end, will do crazy things to get fed.  My desperation led me to eat at this Capriotti's, a chain I truly despise.\n\nCapriotti's, to me, is universally gross and this new location did not disappoint.    I ordered the Cole Turkey featuring dry, overcooked turkey, sweaty provolone cheese, dry coleslaw, and one slice of tomato.  Eating this sandwich was like chewing an entire bag of cotton.  That's the Capriotti's experience!  This place was packed though, so apparently it's popular.\n\nNeedless to say, once my biological need for food was met, I threw away the rest of my sandwich.  Sadly, I'll probably be back, whether I like it or not.
__label__3 Very good and freshly prepared \"quick food\" Greek/Med food, clean modern space with nice seating. I just moved into the neighborhood and was delighted to find Mika's...and find is the key word.  It is located in the Papago Plaza strip mall ( abit of 1950's Pueblo Kitsch) and like pretty much all the businesses there has no road signage.  It is on the southwestern side of the mall on the Scottsdale Road side.  Worth looking for!
__label__1 i don't get it - other Tesco's seem to have much better stock than this one. It takes an age to find anything with a slightly off kilter layout from Tesco's that has me all confused. The number of times on the way home from work, I've stopped in only to find that the item I am looking for isn't available here... but is at my local store. I guess my question really is, Tesco Superstore, Hermiston Gait, what is your point?
__label__1 When I moved to Charlotte, (being a BBQ fan) I was excited that a BBQ place was so close to my new apartment. It didn't take long for us to head over to try out Sonny's. Unfortunately I discovered that we'll have to search a little more to find great BBQ. It wasn't bad, but my fiance and I were both unimpressed. We don't eat out that much, so when we do, we want to make sure that it's really worth the trip. Unfortunately, this place wasn't and I am still on the search for that great BBQ place in Charlotte.
__label__0 This is just a warning regarding Bergners 50% off coupon that they emailed to people.  It's a piece of junk.  The only thing you can use this worthless coupon on is their junk.  Like those stupid little thoughtless gifts they offer this time of year.  For example, a minature boxing ring with boxers that you push a button and they hit each other.  Who needs that???\n\nDo not waste your time, like I did, shopping at Bergners thinking you will get 50% off $100.00 purchase.  I spent 2 hours looking for anything worthwhile that the coupon would apply to and it's impossible!!!!!
__label__1 Dear God the service was awful! I can't tell if it was our waitress' (Maude) first day on the job or if she just didn't care about our table. Seated 30 minutes later than the reservation, 30 minutes to take our order, no follow up for drinks and we've been waiting to pay for an hour (she came with the bills but they were wrong). And now she's laughing in the corner like idiot. Good thing it's Friday and I don't have to be anywhere tomorrow. \n\nFood was pretty good but the service has left a terrible taste in my mouth.
__label__2 I came here with a few friends for dinner, coming from a recommendation from Conde Nast Traveller.  It is easy to walk past 361 Saint Paul E., and it is not clearly marked!  Strangely, I'm a fan of that.  \n\nThe food was good and the waiter emphasized that everything was homemade.  Great!  Ate too many breadsticks, which for the longest time we thought they were table decorations.  \n\nOysters were fantastic - extremely fresh (one from PEI, one from NB), and the various sauces were fantastic.  \n\nThe clam chowder with various white fish was good, but overly salted.  Tuna was delicious.  Pancakes for dessert with Pimms butter were super amazing!  \n\nCocktails were good.  \n\nDecor: low key, homey, in the basement of a building.  It was a little bit drafty though and we found ourselves constantly adding on layers of clothing.  \n \nStaff: super charismatic and funny, with great recommendations on food and drink.  Not hard on the eyes either!\n\nOnly docking for the star would be that I was slightly disappointed on the \"homemade\" aspect of things - when something is homemade, I would expect that the taste would be out of this world.  I did not find it so, particularly for the prices we were paying.  But, a cool place no less.
__label__3 We have finally made it to Aji! I have been looking forward to eating here for quite some time now. JB and arrived for dinner, the restaurant had a few tables seated both inside and out, it was not crowded by any sense of the word. The decor is warm and inviting and the wait staff is both courteous and helpful.\n\nFor starters, we were offered some wine on the house...since wine makes me loopy I declined,  for starters we ordered the corn fritters which were good and served with delightfully delicious sauces, unfortunately as stated in a previous review they spent maybe a little too much time in the frying pan but the condiments managed to mask the charred taste.\n\nFor dinner I had the purple potato and wild mushroom ravioli with cream sauce. When my plate came out I must admit, I was a little disappointed, I only had 4 ravioli! But, to my pleasant surprise, these tiny pillows actually had a lot of filling inside and the sauce was so delicious I had to refrain from licking my plate (good thing I passed on the wine). JB chose the Lomo Saltado, a Chinese inspired dish. The garlic rice was a nice touch, but I found the fries were a bit too crispy for my liking. \n\nAlas, time for dessert which we usually pass on, but not this time. We ordered the Dulce de leche to share which was a very tasty way to end our meal. I thought it was a little too sweet but I don't really have much of a sweet tooth to begin with. I could only take a few bites but JB was more than happy to finish it off.\n\nLong story short, great service, fantastic meal from start to finish, reasonable prices, and warm, comfortable decor. We would recommend it too friends and return without hesitation.
__label__3 Squirrel Hill really could use more charming neighborhood eateries like this. Aji Picante took over half of what used to be a Panera and remade the space into an inviting dining room.\n\nThe menu is not long, but they prepare their dishes well and with care. From the appetizer section, I highly recommend the fritter -- the dipping sauces are all great. I've tried their ceviche as well; it's an interesting dish with some very strong flavors and textures, but it didn't speak to me as much as the fritters. I've tried two main dishes so far, and both have been very satisfying.The first time, I ordered the tilapia, which was tender and moist. It was accompanied by some potatoes and a light broth. The balance was just right. The second time I ate at Aji, I got the pork shank. It was almost like a cassoulet -- except that you have a big hunk of pork shank (crispy on the outside, tender on the inside) instead of bits of duck. The dish was hearty and comforting, great for a wintry evening. Finally, the desserts are pretty good too. \n\nExtremely friendly service.\n\nThe average price is perhaps a tad on the high side, but I think it's worth it.
__label__2 I am always ready to try something new but being vegetarian my options are limited \nMe and my wife started with the mushroom appetizer and the small plate of corn fritters. They turned out to be really good , and then we ordered one more small plate so we can try more rather then eat the only vegetarian entree. \nWe also tried their peruvian drink mixed with cinnamon and cloves, even that was really good \nLast wetried their creme desert with chocolate and strawberry-lime chutney and it was heaven to mouth. \nIn all I would recommend this restaurant with the portions being decent as per the price .
__label__2 I was a Five Guys virgin. First thing about this place - Noisy. I practically yelled my order to the girl and they still got it wrong. Staff was friendly though and I did not send my order back.\nThe burger was good. Cheese melted nicely, meat was juicy and flavorful, bun soft (sesame seed style). I had jalapenos on mine and while they weren't really spicy, they were fresh and tasted good.\n\nFries were ok, skin on, not crispy so much but good potato flavor, still much better than In n Out fries in my opinion. Still prefer my fries crispier though.\n\nOver all, my West coast roots prevail and I still prefer In n Out burgers
__label__4 Simply one of the best burgers you will ever experience. Any location is worth visiting. Noise is ridiculous, but the burgers are incomparable. If you liike truly savory cheeseburgers, this is THE place. Ever order made fresh and however you want it. The big name fast food places are good, this is spectacular!
__label__3 Living in Las Vegas, you hear a TON of people wanting to compare Five Guys with In-N-Out.  They are both of a higher standard than the normal fast food burger-joint.  My opinion?\n\nBurger = Still goes to In-N-Out.  That being said, Five Guys has a really tasty (and HUGE) burger.  Their standard burger is actually a double-burger.  One of my favorite toppings on a burger is grilled onions.  I don't know what they do differently, but theirs just don't have the same caramelized... \"goodness\" that In-N-Out has.  That being said, if you order a Bacon burger/cheeseburger you will get a LOT of bacon, and it is crispy and delicious.  The burger is a solid 7/10.\n\nAnd now, the reason you WANT to go to Five Guys...\n\nFries = Five Guys by a MILE.  I \"like\" In-N-Out's fries.  They are a strong 5-6 out of 10 in my book.  The burgers are magical, the fries... eh.  I've had a LOT better.  Five Guys fries are the reason to eat there.  Not only are they delicious, but even with a small order, you get a TON of them.  They are fresh-cut (yes, I know In-N-Out's are as well, but it's a different cut with a different flavor) and seasoned just right.\n\nThe fries will be the reason I go back, and I'll have a pretty-good burger with them while I'm at it.
__label__1 Don't believe the hype...  This place was all over the broadcast and print news when they first started opening in Vegas, so when I wanted a burger, I figured 'What the heck?'.  Well, as 'cool' as the interiors are, and as nice as the employees were, I have to say I was extremely disappointed.  Maybe it's a case of too much hype, since they have quotes from other city reporters and periodicals posted all over the place stating how they're the best burgers ever.  I don't know, it just seemed ordinary to me.  Not bad, but not worth trecking there if it's not on your way to somewhere else.\n\nEverything is served in brown paper bags, which is ok I guess.  Conserve water you'd waste washing trays, but kill more trees with paper bags?  I guess it's a tradeoff.  One cool thing I enjoyed was the boxes of peanuts everywhere, and you nosh on those while you wait for your order.\n\nLike I said, I wouldn't NOT go there, I just wouldn't go out of my way to go there.  I'll stick to IN-N-OUT.
__label__2 We tried Five Guys for the first time this weekend.  The food is very good and you get big portions so you don't leave hungry.  However the burger where actually very greasy.  We did not realize that the regular burger are all double patties, for a normal size burger you get what they call a little burger.  I would not normally order a double bacon cheese burger, but I did not realize this fact until our food arrived.  There is no sign letting you know they are double patty burgers.  It's cool that they have a whole list of topping and you just choose whatever you want on the burger.  Every thing is made fresh and to order.  Word of caution to those who have peanut allergies, everything is cooked in peanut oil and they have boxes of peanuts lining the entry way.  The place is very clean and the people working seemed very nice.  \n\nThe reason I only gave it 3 stars instead of 4 stars is due to the high price.  I would say this is in no way a 5 star place.  This is basically a glorified fast food place.  You come in and stand in line to order get your number and drinks and wait for them to yell out your number.  Weather or not you are dining in you get your food in a paper bag.  However, you pay prices like going to Red Robin or some sit down place, and the quality is not that of a sit down place.  My suggestion is to go a block down to Trop. and have In-N-Out and pay a fraction of the price or go someplace where they don't yell out numbers for you to pick up your food.  For 3 people (2 adults and 1 child) we paid almost $40, at In-N-Out we usually pay about $20.  I don't mind these prices if I am not having to stand in line to order and getting my food in a paper bag and then sitting in hard metal and plastic chairs.  \n\nSo my advice save the money and go to another fast food place, or spend maybe $10 more and go someplace where you can sit and have your order taken and get the higher quality.
__label__3 It's been almost 2 years since I've been here. the fact that they're still open is a good sign. I tried the to slice in a drink combo again today.\n\nThe crust is amazing, thin and crispy yet chewy at the same time.The butter garlic sauce on the back of the crust was excellent. The cheese was fresh the sauce was light but good, I would recommend extra sauce. Service was good, the owner asked how everything was and made some suggestions. Too bad I am outside their delivery area.
__label__0 I stopped in today to close an account and transfer it to another account. After waiting in line behind 8 people and two tellers I am finally told oh you have yo go sit down and talk to someone.  So I go sit down where she told me and waited to be called. I'm sitting for about 5 mins when the two guys are sitting staring into space. Another guy comes in and gets greeted by a greeter. Which by the way, I was not greeted. This guy takes him right to the someone. I sit and wait some more and the greeter is standing there. He sees me sitting and there and two men sitting doing nothing. I finally get up and say this is ridiculous and I open the door to walk out and the greeter just says have a nice day. I should have known better than to go in this location.\n\n**Update**  I called the bank just to find out why my reported lost credit card has not gotten here yet. I was told there were notes in the account but nothing done.  The incompent people of this company is sad, yet almost funny.\nI am closing my accounts today!\n\nI give them negative 2 stars so perhaps we need another way of grading these places that don't deserve a star.
__label__2 Well it was the finals of the Coupe du Monde, and ended up in this establishment.  To start, 2 things:  1st, i went to the one off of st. laurent, 2nd, the t.v.'s went out when the game was in extra time. So we arrive and I was quite impressed with the set-up for I find sports bars up here to be lacking as opposed to back home.  The seating is arranged almost perfectly to where you have a great view of a screen no matter where you are, even if they are completely black b/c they all went off WHEN THE GAME WAS IN EXTRA TIME!!. Comfortable seating and a nice clean look.  I was not planning on eating, but saw a lot of plates come out and the food and the presentation of \"said\" food catches the eye, unlike my eyes catching a glimpse of the game when it went into extra time. So I had the NACHOS OF WINDSOR, which was very delicious and did i mention that the t.v.'s went out when the game was in extra time. But the menu is not to complicated, but does have a few twist for a sports bar, a twist such as the t.v.'s going out when the game was in extra time.  They even have a private area that can seat up to 14 of your friends for an event, an event such as the t.v.'s going off when whatever game you are watching goes into extra time. Service was good, and the staff was friendly even when we were not, well after all, the t.v.'s WENT OFF WHEN THE GAME WAS IN EXTRA TIME!!!. All in all, a good time, except for the, \"say it aloud or to yourself\", and they did get the problem fixed in time to see the lone scored goal.  So if you are a sports fan, give it a try. And just pray that whatever you are watching does not go into extra time, cause in case you have not yet ascertained, the T.V.'S WILL PROBABLY GO OUT!!!!!!
__label__1 Food was overpriced and not memorable. I did not have a bad experience, but I have no desire to come back again - even though I was staying in the hotel adjacent to the restaurant.The atmosphere and decor are a bit swanky and inviting, so a nice place to stop in for a quick drink.  I didn't like the red wine selection at all - no robust varieties.
__label__1 The prices are high, the atmosphere is terrible and everything is red....I will admit that I really don't like Target. But, I feel that I was open minded when entering this store -- they failed the test! \n\nP.S. The only cool thing about the store is their parking garage...It is below the store. I wonder why Walmart hasn't tried that idea....
__label__0 I hate this Target. I don't use that word lightly, but that is how strongly I feel about this place. \n\nA few of the Targets in Orlando (where I moved from) are like this one in design: two stories, parking garage, escalators for the carts, etc. The one near where I used to live in downtown Orlando was awesome: clean, friendly workers, and well organized. This one here just pisses me off every time I go in. \n\nEvery employee I've engaged with there on my 4 separate visits has had a \"couldn't-care-less\" attitude. One employee, when I asked her where a particular item was located, told me it was in section B then walked off. Target is not organized in that manner for customers. Maybe that means something to the workers, but not to customers. \n\nIt is rarely as clean and brightly lit as, say, the Target in North Hills. And don't get me started on the employees working in the Pizza Hut/Target food areas. I always receive attitude when I order, I don't get it. \n\nTarget used to be one of my favorite places to shop when I was back home, but this particular one is terrible. Thank God for other locations.
__label__2 Ehh....just so so
__label__0 I would rate the food but it never came. I contacted them again after an hour and half of waiting and they told me they are 10 minutes away. Another 20 minutes has gone by and no pizza so I contacted them once more and now they tell me they forgot to tell the kitchen about my order. Good gosh, how incompetent are they, oh and terrible liars when they told me they are 10 minutes away they should have realized my order is not cooking.
__label__0 Just sad\nOrdered online paid on line when I arrived at the pick up time they told me that their fax machine ran out of paper and they did not get my order\n\nI am now sitting in the dining room writing this review on my phone \n\nNo attempt to make this right \n\nI hope the pizza is good
__label__0 Don't use az best tires in mesa you will regret it !!!! I had purchased two used tires from them  in may 2013 and brought my vehicle back to them with the wheel shaking and they  replaced one of the tires which had a bubble on it but not the other one . Well 11 days later the other tire deshreaded on the 60frwy and ripped off my front fender and bumper and tore apart the bottom of the drivers side door . When i made them aware of it and went  to  them to pay for repairs due to what their product (tires ) did to my vehicle they refused . They are not honorable business people and will not take of you like a honorable business does  . They are not worth doing business with !!!!!!
__label__3 I go to this part of town sometimes to visit.  We've gone several times to Chiltepin, as there's this dish called blondie or 'guera', I believe, that my sister's rave about (the name may not be advertised that way).  I tried it and it was damn tasty - loaded with lots of veggies (pico-style) and other mexican-style ingredients (meats, beans, etc).  They are good with portion sizes as I bought a burrito here that was ginormous... and the beans were yummy.\n\nThe owners are a Latin (don't know their exact background) husband and wife couple and I'm pretty sure they do all the work themselves (ie. prep, cook, serve, clean, etc) as I've never seen anyone else there.  They are very friendly and I think that friendliness/neighborliness and their food quality is the main reason my family and I still go here.  They seem to be improving from the first few months when we had tried them and their service was sssslloooow.. they are much quicker now (experience, I think) and their quality is still good.  I think they now accept card, but I usually pay cash to small businesses...\n\nI would suggest they keep their menu limited and not so vast.. especially for a new start-up, you want to make sure you can deliver what you say in a timely manner and not waste product.. if you have a surprlus of product because your menu is vast, you are wasting and not meeting your cycle time for customer service... \n\nOut of all the shady taco/burrito/tostada places on Central in SoPho, I choose this one to go to because of the owners and operators.
__label__2 The burgers were flavorful-- you can really taste the bacon mixed in the patty. Fries were crispy and delicious. Could take or leave the atmosphere, seemed like a \"frat boy\" kind of hang out. Prices were decent for what you got. Great service. Think they could chill out when it comes to the peanuts. \n\nAll in all: Meh. Won't go out of my way to come here again. There are just too many great burger joints in Madison, and this one isn't at the top of my list.
__label__1 I've always wanted to try this place. It's super near from my apt.\nSo, today (Sunday, Mother's day week), I finally gave it a try. \n\nThe atmosphere is nice. Unique. But what l experienced today will not make me review their food entirely. Too bad. It's more about how I felt while I was there. When the waitresses and the servers outnumbered the customers, I learned that it is potentially intimidating for customers like me. I realized I dressed differently from any other customers! Especially when it's warm outside! So, seeing a person wearing a scarf with long and fully covered outfit in this weather may be subject to examine. I'm aware of that. But, when you were eating and kept being stared almost the whole dining time, it was inconvenient! I was no longer enjoying my food, as I didn't feel good for being stared by a bunch of servers and waitresses all the time from the bar! \n\nI wish I could review the food more, but the way I was 'treated' just shifted it. This is not my first time to be examined like this, due to my appearance. But today is just a bit too much. The wait staff is the worst. We thanked her and were very polite only to get some rude attitude. \nThe first waitress was kind though. When l asked her to move us to a brighter spot, she was very kind though she also let us know that we would be no longer her customers. They apparently have different section for each waiter/waitress. I apologized several times. The old spot was too dark and I didn't want to have meals there.\nShe was fine. Our next waitress was also fine. While the waitress and server were trying to serve us well, their service is overall disappointing.\nI really hope my hunch was wrong. In all, I didn't feel comfortable and so sad too. I hope my appearance will not make others feel inconvenient and will not make myself a subject to stare at. \n\nAside from the non-food review, I regret to say that there's nothing special with their burgers. You can go to other nearer place for better burgers.\nBut we did enjoy their peanut bomb! It was fun. And the peanut shooter was nice. \n\nI have been hesitant to post this for a couple of days now, but I need to say what I have to say. So, here it is.
__label__0 Don't order a cake online and expect it be ready when you come in to pick it up. You can place an order for a custom cake online, pay for it in advance, and they will confirm your order. Unfortunately, that's where it ends. You can show up at pick up time and no one knows anything about your order and no cake will be waiting for you. I had to settle for something out of the freezer case that wasn't what I had ordered. Very disappointing. In the future I'll spend my money somewhere that's actually interesting in providing good customer service. It's a shame they just don't care.
__label__4 Water Wings is awesome!  We've been taking our son here ever since he was three months old, and now after a couple months he can practically swim on his belly for a short time without any help!\n\nThe swim teachers here are very professional, and they absolutely love to have fun with the kids.  You can tell by their mannerisms and genuine smiles that they really want to be there and that they enjoy what they do.  They make learning fun.  I wish I had something like this when I was little.\n\nThe facility is clean and well-maintained.  They have separate changing areas for guys and gals, showers to wash yourself off before and after you enter the pool, a kid's play area, a waiting area for parents to watch, snacks, a water cooler, and a front desk that keeps good track of payments and what not.\n\nI would highly recommend this place for any parent that wants to get their kid(s) a head start on learning how to swim at any age.
__label__3 This place has changed our lives. Seriously! \nMy wife and I live in Observatory Hill and I adore this neighborhood. Right on Riverview Park, quiet, beautiful historic homes, and close to everything. The only thing this neighborhood is lacking, in my opinion, is more restaurants. Sure, there are acceptable dining options 5-10 minutes away in every direction. But some times you just want fast, delicious and convenient. And to not leave the house. Until recently there was only one pizza place that would deliver to our house. One. And it's downright nasty. Right next door to the high school so that's the crowd they cater too. I'm guessing you can set your standards pretty darn low when your only competition is the school cafeteria pizza. \nThen, one glorious day, a menu appeared on our doorstep. Riviera Pizza and Pasta. And they deliver to our home. Worth a try! They have all of the typical offerings, breadsticks, pizza, calzones, hoagies. You know what a pizza place has. What they have that I've never encountered before is a relationship with eat24, an app that allows me to order on my iPad and magically have pizza show up at my house. Whaaaaatt?!?! I can order pizza and never have to speak to another human, and the food will come to me while I'm in my pajamas?!? Finally!! All of my dreams are coming true! It's finally a civilized neighborhood thanks to Riviera!\nThe food is a solid 3.5 stars. The pizza is pretty good. It's tasty, cheesy, and just the right amount of greasy. The breadsticks are super yummy and we get them every time we order. We like the calzones a lot, the small one is enough for 3 servings at least. The delivery has always been faster than the quoted time and the drivers are kind and courteous. We've been desperate for a neighborhood pizza place that we actually like. Finally, the storm clouds have parted and Riviera Pizza has emerged. And we are certainly some grateful fans!
__label__3 This place is great! The only reason they get 4 stars is because there is only one bathroom shared by all! But if you don't have to use it, okay then 5 STARS!!! The food is authentic down home Mexico fair. The choices in sauces and condiments will get you when you enter. Then the food selection is great and they offer several combination's. Also they have a nice lunch menu where you can get several items and a drink for a fair price too. You will have to ask for it to go because you get so much that you will have leftovers! The tacos are crispy and stuffed with clean fresh lettuce. I got the fish tacos and they were fresh and delish! Also this is a very clean establishment, don't judge it by the outside. If you do you will miss out! And they have a drive thru!!!!
__label__2 The tacos were greasy and unflavorful. I was quite disappointed with my order. There was also dirt on the floors and the people making the food didn't speak much English
__label__2 There are, in my opinion, several types of Mexican food.\nOne of them is the type that you stop by at 3 in the morning once you are done partying as another bad decision you are going to make that night. This is one of those places.\nThe food here was very disappointing and I couldn't even finish half of my huarache.\n\nThe redeeming point was their horchata, that was pretty good but then again I seem to like the horchata at am/pm so maybe I'm not the best judge of that.
__label__4 My husband and I LOVED our food tour of the Mile End neighborhood. We tried lots and lots of eclectic food, learned a lot about the neighborhood, and really enjoyed our tour guide Marc Andre. This was a great way to be introduced to the city as brand new visitors- we couldn't recommend this tour enough to others. Certainly a great value for the price.
__label__2 I came here to celebrate with a friend after my last presentation for a class. This restaurant is pretty neat, however past experiences here has made me feel iffy here.\n\nThis time around, it wasn't so bad. I ordered the titanic with the French dip to dunk it in. Last time it took forever for the food to come out, but this time it was around 10 min. \n\nThe food was pretty fresh, and they have a lot of choices in sandwiches. Take your time and read all the combinations. This restaurant is also neatly located right near campus, and their drinks aren't too bad. Depending on what you're trying to drink and what is for the special this place isn't bad.\n\nI had two coronas (2.95 on Wednesdays) so yeah, not bad.
__label__0 We have new construction and are the first house on our street. We have a GIGANTIC mailbox at the end of our driveway, but the mailman can't find it!  This is getting totally ridiculous.  How can we move in without mail service?  No wonder so many people hate the USPS.
__label__0 I am disappointed every single time I come here. They are always, ALWAYS running late (I am waiting to be seen right now) and the customer service is horrible. I just sat and watched the phone go unanswered for five minutes. Whenever I call no one will answer, and then the lady at the front desk gave me attitude when I asked WHY they won't answer my call.\nEveryone around me is now complaining because they've been waiting over THIRTY minutes to be seen by someone.\nWhen I finally got ahold of them two weeks ago, all the lady asked for was my day of birth. She said I was all set and ready to go.. But then I went in and there was NO APPOINTMENT made in my name.\nSave your time, save your money -- because this is the worst vision service I have EVER seen!
__label__4 Just started and I am thrilled! Incredibly relaxing experience. I am recommending them to everyone I know who may be seeking alternative solutions.
__label__0 This review is not pertaining to the services I received from Djanel. Unfortunately, I did not even make it that far into the business transaction. I called to schedule a massage because I had heard and read positive things about Djanel Spa. Further, the prices were reasonable compared to most of the hotels/spas. While making the appointment, I informed the person I was speaking to that I preferred a female masseuse. He replied that he did not have any female masseuses available for 5 weeks because he had conventions and weddings to attend to. Peculiar, I thought, but no problem, sir. \n\nI told him that 5 weeks would put us into the month of January and I would be happy to schedule an appointment with a female during that time. He replied that he could not promise anything especially a female masseuse and that he does not schedule appointments that far ahead. He stated that he would not even want to \"promise a glass of orange juice\" that far ahead. He went on stating that it should not matter who gives me a massage and that I should be happy with whomever I receive a massage from; \"I have been in business for over 25 years and this is not a normal request...\" At this time, I simply stated that I would take my business elsewhere.\n\nJudging from what other people have stated, this is a solid spot to receive spa \nservices. I was disappointed that I could not experience \"25 years of business.\" Instead and judging from context, I received an earful of metaphors and anecdotes from the owner.
__label__1 I was looking forward to eating here ever since learning they opened in my neighborhood.  It was possibly the worst experience I've ever had at a restaurant.\n\nWe arrived at 7:05 on a Saturday night, fully expecting there to be a wait. I don't mind waiting. This went beyond that.\n\n7:10 Server asked us if we were eating in. We said yes. The dining room was only about 60% full. A lady came from the back to inform us that there was a half hour wait for a table. We were a little confused, since there were sooo many tables open, but said of course we could wait. She looked REALLY put out that we chose to wait, even though it was 2 hours before closing. The server sat us in a booth, and asked us if we would like some water. We asked if we could have a coke? She brought them to us.\n\n7:35 Server took our order. One of our meals was supposed to come with a salad, which is usually served first.\n\n8:05 Server asked to take our order. We told her we had already given it. Still no salad.\n\n8:30 Lady who told us there was a wait asked to take our order. We told her we put it in an hour before and could we just get it to go? She actually grabbed a sign that was facing away from us and showed it to us; it said that it takes a half hour for food to be ready. Then she said, \"and I told you it was a half hour wait to get a table.\" We were shocked. We had already been there nearly an hour and a half, and while definitely put out, we hadn't even complained. We wanted it to go so we could take it home because we had been there long enough and were tired. She said she would pack up our food to go, including salad and desert.\n\n8:45 Our food was brought out. We paid and left.\nI have to say it was a very degrading experience and we will never go there again. I understand that they may be understaffed, but how is it customer service to behave as we are being unreasonable because we have been waiting an hour and a half and want to take our food to go? The showing us the sign was a huge insult. I know how to tell time. I knew exactly how long we had been there. Good customer service is apologizing for the wait and giving a good excuse for it. The kitchen being a half hour backed up is no excuse for it being 1 hr 45 mins before our food arrived.\n\nWe never got the salad. It wasn't in the to-go food. I cannot recommend this restaurant. I'm sure they are very nice when they have under 10 customers, but they do not have the capability to handle a half full dining room on a Saturday night.\nThe food was ok. I'm sure it would have been delicious when fresh.
__label__2 my caprese sandwich was decent, but it took half an hour to get our food... seems a bit much considering there were all of eight patrons in the whole place. kind of pricy for a sandwich, but i'm glad that there's a non-fast food lunch option in the area. the outdoor seating is nice, too.
__label__2 hmm this is a rather interesting place.  tucked away behind cargo overlooking the canal basin and office buildings, it's probably not the most popular venue for a night out.  in fact being hidden away i'm not sure that people are totally aware that this place exists which may be a bit of a shame.  the bar is all decked out in dark velvet colours and dark wood tables with stylish wallpaper accents so it's clear that this is trying to mimic the posh bars on george street but somehow it misses the mark.  the space is all modern with windows floor to ceiling on both sides which somehow makes it lack atmosphere when there are so few people having drinks.\n\ni can't say overly much for the service either.  i was at a private party in the upstairs bar and while there was a good number of people i would hardly say that the one girl behind the bar was over run.  that said when i went to order a lime and soda she acted like she was sooooooo busy and this was a waste of her time although i was the only person stood at the bar ordering.  also when my boyfriend tried to pay for a bottle of champange by card he was told he'd have to go downstairs to do this but the girl didn't seem to want to print out the receipt so he could actually pay for the bubbles.  additionally when we had been downstairs earlier in the night (probably around 8pm) to try to order some food we were told that the kitchen was closed and we couldn't.  um what???  we could clearly see into the kitchen and there was a cook there who appeared to be making food... not sure why we were turned down but it was their loss as zizzi got our custom instead.\n\nso overall i wasn't overly impressed with the bar.  it's trying hard but at the same time the staff aren't trying hard at all.  the posh decor should make it a nice place to drink, but it just totally lacked any atmosphere and didn't leave any impression that would make me want to return again.  bit of a shame as with some many financial businesses having their offices nearby this would be an ideal place for an after work drink, but i think with less than friendly bar staff and a cold environment most people will opt for the bars on george street instead.
__label__0 The teens who work here are quite rude. Wasn't expecting much for the few items I had but the service was terrible. I was the only customer in the store when I walked in and they stayed behind the counter the whole time.
__label__3 I was very impressed by the selection here--lots of stylish, interesting pieces--jackets, tops, shoes, and especially jeans--row after row of jeans! Everything was very clean, the dressing rooms are nice, staff is friendly, and I even like the music selection.\n\nLoses one star for having no vintage and for the junky-ish purse & accessories.\n\nI will definitely be back.
__label__0 Waste of time to sell clothes.. Brought what they wanted.. A&F, gap, F21, Armani exchange, juicy, JBrand, Zara, etc.. Out of 2 garbage bags full of barely used name brand clothes they bought ONE sweater for a dollar and wanted to buy my Kooba bag for $5, which i paid around $700 for. However the staff is very friendly and a good place to shop if you have the time.
__label__4 Frankly, I think it's going to be hard to see anyone anywhere else after you see when it's done right. I was able to go to the soft opening of this place, and glad for the experience.\n\nWhat I liked:\n\nGreat sight-lines from anywhere. The stage is a perfect size, height and shape. The room wraps around it. Good sound and lights. There were 10 people playing on stage and no difficulty fitting them on there! The bleacher concept is fab, and I like that some shows will have tables and chairs.\n\nThe bartenders, especially KC, were friendly and accommodating. I notice they don't have the pour limiters you see in a lot of bars these days. Kudos.\n\nFront lounge is going to be a fantastic place to hang out even when there isn't a concert, and they're lining up some solid DJs. And food will come from Chris Bianco and Doug Robson? Yikes that's amazing. \n\nI'm so looking forward to my first concert here. Woo-hoo for the Crescent Ballroom!
__label__4 What fantastic people! Met the general manager and she couldn't be more genuine. Not to mention helpful. I had a question about the place she couldn't answer, and she took my number and said she would find out and let me know. Gosh.
__label__1 Phoenix has a dearth of good music venues.  When Crescent Ballroom opened up, I heard great things.  I finally had the opportunity to see a show there.\n\nMy first impression was great.  There is seating in the back if you need to rest, the place is intimate, the acoustics seemed good... In fact, it was great until people started showing up.\n\nThe problem with Crescent is the scene.  If you want to hang out and chat (loudly) with a bunch of hipsters, it's probably the place for you.  If, however, you are there to actually listen to a live band, good luck hearing the slow songs over all the chatter.\n\nThe parking situation is also pretty annoying.  You really do need exact change, and there's no other obvious place to park nearby with an actual parking attendant.\n\nIn all fairness, it's really a decent little venue.  The live music is just unfortunately secondary to the social scene.
__label__2 I have mixed feelings about Crescent Ballroom. I have been here maybe 10 times, only 2 of those times to see a show. The times that I have seen a show, I couldn't have been more pleased. The ticket prices are reasonable, there is plenty of room to stand or even sit and see the show, the sound is top-notch, and as an added bonus there is a large bar in the stage area. When it is not extremely crowded (more on that later), the lounge area is an excellent choice to have a few drinks, smoke on their patio, and I have heard the food is pretty good, too. I have no complaints about it when it is a slower weekday night. \nCrescent has been extremely successful and I am very happy to see it do so well. However, on nights of popular shows, or on Saturday nights when they do Kismet, the place is packed. Like WAY too packed. Takes ages to get a drink, and once you do have it, you have to drink it while being pushed and shoved by everyone around you. My biggest complaint though, is the bathroom situation. In the lounge area, there is one toilet. For everyone. This leads to a very long line of people that have been drinking and really need to pee. Also, you're talking about drunk people here, so people have no respect and are constantly cutting in the line or using the private locking bathroom for \"recreational\" activities. The last time that I was there, it was a Saturday night and I was standing in line for the bathroom. I had been waiting for awhile, when 4 or 5 people rushed into the bathroom. They were in there for-EVER and when they finally opened the door, an enormous amount of pot smoke was rolling out into the main area. Ummmm...believe it or not, it's not funny to hotbox a public bathroom and some people don't actually want a contact high, jackasses.  It was absolutely disgusting having to use that bathroom afterwards. Not to mention, the bathroom there is almost always very dirty, toilet paper everywhere, and everything is always wet. It's gross. I know that Crescent can't control what its customers do, but I hope that they are making plans to add another bathroom or porta-potties or have a way for everyone to use the restrooms in the stage area, or SOMETHING because it really is my only complaint about Crescent Ballroom.
__label__0 I would normally rate Crescent 5 stars, but not tonight. We went early, as we normally do in order to have dinner and a few drinks before the concert. Tonight, 3/4 of the tables had reserved signs on them. We were rudely told that there was a 20 top coming in (scattered among 4 tables ?!?!?) Why is Crescent allowing reservations for a party that big on the night of a sold out show? Not the smartest call if you ask me. Others were trying to grab a bite before the show and were out of luck. Extremely irritating night at the Crescent.
__label__2 They have great bands that play here , but its too small of a venue to hear music.
__label__2 The carne asada tacos were amazing, reminded me of the ones in Mexico! Only thing that killed this place for me was they forgot the side of rice my girlfriend ordered, and when we finally received it the Mexican rice was undercooked, great in flavor, just super crunchy!
__label__0 Went for Mj vs. Prince event 1/4. I had high hopes for this and I was really let down. The event did not even start til after 11pm on a Friday night (hello most peeps have worked all day.) The pre-dj was better than the mj vs. Prince dj only thing is that he wasn't allowed to play any of music we paid to hear. Sad part is that many people left after waiting so long because they were tired of waiting. This event had a ton of patrons and could been a blast. Instead I was walking out by midnight. Hopefully another establishment will take on this genre and revamp the idea!
__label__1 This visit was okay. Could have been better.  The yogurt was way too soft! It was a Saturday and I'm thinking that they must have had a lot of traffic through there that the freezing mechanism wasn't able to keep up.  I'm no engineer nor do I know the whole process of dispersing yogurt from those taps.  \n\nA young lady was cleaning the \"squeeze\" glass where the toppings were. As I approached, you would have thought she would have stopped, gave me precedence, and continued after I chose my toppings. Oh, no. Not in this establishment! Customers are NOT priority here. The young lady continued to stray a liquid (I'm hoping water) on the glass and wipe. I maneuvered around her to get strawberries. Then to the blackberries.  Fruit flies (eewe!) came out of them and I opted to take my chances on the strawberries only. \n\nI payed ~$5 for my purchase and basically throw the runny concoction away as I walked past Brookstone. (Disgusting!)
__label__4 One of the finest dining experiences
__label__0 I have a coworker who has had several issues with the management & maintenance at The Villages at Metro apartments. After moving from one apartment to another within the same complex, she was hit with several \"hidden charges\" that NO ONE advised her of until after it was a done deal. This started when the transfer process first started. Every time she would talk to the office, the prices would change. Finally was able to get a set price which she paid, then when she went in to get the keys & sign papers there was one issue after another, including the amount owed changing yet again!! On the day she went in to sign paperwork & get keys, they were no where near being ready for a move in (as promised). There were many, many items not completed. She patiently waited until the next morning when the movers arrived and still many things not ready. The maintenance crew left & said they would come back - never did. They finally came back days later & did some of the items that were not done, but after being in the new apartment for a couple months there are STILL several items that still need attention in the apartment - things that were never completed when she moved in. On top of all that, she then started receiving past due notices. She had spoken with the office manager when she first received the notice. The manager said it was for a cleaning deposit on the old apartment... she said since there had been such inconveniences with the whole transition and items still not being properly fixed in the new apartment that she would have that fee waived. Since that conversation 2 additional notices were sent out & the price has now tripled. She pays rent on time every month, she is a good tenant & has been really patient, but is now more than a little frustrated. She called the office again & got nothing but the run around - assistant manger \"explaining\" all the fees, yet these were NEVER communicated to their tenant, just thrown on her account & racking up ridiculous past due fees when told she wouldn't have to pay the move out costs? Absolute BULL!!
__label__4 I always try to stay away from the chain hotels, but sometimes my shallow wallet just can't afford the big price tags associated with staying at boutique hotels.  Lucky for me, I found a deal that included flight and hotel for $500 for 4 nights.  Yay!\n\nI have stayed at the W Hotel in Montreal before, another boutique hotel but I just can't afford their prices without an expense account.\n\nThe Hotel Chez Swann is located on Drummond Street which is a hop, jump and skip away from downtown.  Peel metro station is located within a 2 minute walk and when Bixi bikes are in season (they stash them away in November), there is a Bixi stand right outside the hotel.  We pretty much walked everywhere and downtown was about a 20 minute walk away.  Not a bad way to work off the calories from all the yummy food to be had in Montreal.\n\nThe hotel itself has all the elements of a boutique hotel.  Dim lighting, funky decor, a peekaboo shower and even a plush seating area right in front of the window that looks out onto the street.  I couldn't help but feel I had walked into some sort of modeling shoot. \n\nPrior to arriving I had requested a room on the third floor because I didn't want there to be too much noise coming from the street.  However, being a factory-converted hotel, with only 3 floors, you could still hear the noise from the street at night.  But I slept through it all anyways.  We had a room with a great view of the street, thank goodness as I know one side of the hotel faces a parking lot!\n\nThe staff are all very friendly although on the first night of our stay, we noticed the sheets hadn't been changed and our toiletries hadn't been replenished - but they took our $2 tip anyways.  The next day I left a note requesting the said changes, and for the rest of our stay, these requests were met.  A nice thing that the cleaning lady did was stock our room with bottles of Eska water.  I guess she saw the insane stash of water we had in our room and saw us working out in the spin room!\n\nWe also requested a late checkout as our flight didn't leave until 8:30PM, and they extended it until 2PM without additional charges.  However, we didn't want to be wandering around town, so we just forked over the $80 to extend it until about 6:30PM.  \n\nBreakfast is served daily from 7AM - 10AM in the restaurant adjoining the hotel, Le Pois Pench\u00e9.  The breakfast selection is heavy - all pastries (pain au chocolat, almond croissants, plain croissants, cheese croissants, muffins, danishes, french baguette with butter, fig jam, and strawberry jam).  There is also a selection of juices and milk.  But the Espresso machine was a nice extra touch.  It was a Nespresso machine, and I was wired for hours!  They have about 8 different kinds of espresso, along with the standard coffee and tea.  You absolutely HAVE to try the cheese croissants as they not only had cheese on the outside, but also on the inside.  I found the sweet pastries to be TOO sweet to eat first thing in the morning.  The plain croissants were also good.\n\nIf you don't want to be eating croissants every morning you can also visit Q Nutrition House which is located at the very front of the hotel and serves up protein shakes, and healthy fruit smoothies of all kinds - but it isn't free. \n\nFor those of you who are keeners, you can use the spin room.  It is equipped with a television, towels and complimentary bottles of Eska water.  I used it all 4 days I was there.  Complimentary phone calls anywhere in North America and free wi-fi (password provided upon check-in). \n\nThere was only one night where we could hear rowdy teens coming in from a night on the town (around 3AM).  But other than that I have no complaints!  I would definitely recommend Hotel Chez Swann and would definitely stay here again.
__label__0 I am a local from Montreal and booked my in laws a room.  When we arrived and we also commented on the booking we told them that they need a handicap room. They wanted to charge us extra because the room was bigger. I have never bearer witness to such discrimination before.  There were a series of other things that happened to my mother in law because she was handicapped. Therefore every time i pass by the place I am absolutely disgusted. I am still in shock how the receptionist and even the manager could treat her so unkindly!!!
__label__3 One of my favourite hangouts near UW campus. They have plenty of seats and is great for sipping some coffee or tea while listening to the din of pleasant conversation.\n\nTheir specialty coffees and teas are very good. They also serve an array of refreshing cool drinks. I love their desserts, especially the Belgian Waffles with Ice Cream. If you want, you can also order meals, but I'd stick to the soups and sandwiches. Their other entrees are overpriced and a little undewhelming.\n\nCan't say enough about their atmosphere and the drinks. If you've got an hour or two to kill with friends and want a good hang out, this is the place.
__label__1 The first time I tried Pro Nails, I had a pretty good experience. \n\nWhen I returned on April 7th, the place was bustling, and there were a lot more nail technicians working at Pro Nails. \n\nThe gal that did my mani/pedi was very nice. However, the quality just wasn't there. \n\nMy fingernails are different lengths, and my pedicure was very mediocre. \n\nAll in all, this was a typical \"chop shop\" experience. \n\nWhen will I learn?
__label__0 Called and asked if there was a wait for my wife and I to get spa pedicures. Lady avoided my question three times and assured me that I could get us in in 30 minutes. We get there and the place is packed. I asked again...is there a wait? Lady still avoids my question and sits us in the spa chair with our feet in the water. We sit...sit..sit..no one comes to start on us and my wife couldn't even pick out her color in advance. When we asked why we were waiting when I asked four times if there would be a wait, the lady said they're running behind. I said...uhh why didn't you just say that to begin with!? Why lie just to get us here!??? Avoid this place like the plague... Unethical business practices!!!
__label__4 First visit to the new second location of Pro Nails by Julie on McDonald and Granite Reef in Scottsdale. Excellent and attentive service. Friendly staff does beautiful work. They take their time and pay attention to your needs. Was very happy with the final results, so much better than the last overpriced \"fancy\" place we went to. I have found a new nail place!!!!!
__label__1 Needed to get a quick pedi and couldn't make it up to see my regular gal in N.Scotts.  So I found Pro Nails by Julie via yelp.  \n\nHad the regular pedicure with callous treatment, paraffin, and nail art added.  The gal that did my services was very friendly.  \n\nThe callous treatment, some of it was starting to burn the tip of my toe and I told her.  She immediately dunked my foot in water.  The paraffin treatment was too hot and I informed her that it was burning my feet.  The nail art, she did a good job initially.  Then got sloppy with the thin metallic nail polish (you know the stuff that they use to make squiggly lines, etc).  A huge glob came out at the end and ruined a good portion of the nail design on my one toe.  \n\nThey use these plastic inserts in the tubs, which one may think helps with sanitation.  But I think that technically (I'm about 95% sure) they're still supposed to use a disinfecting solution between clients.  Letting the solution circulate 10 minutes.  \n\nAfter all, just because there is a liner, doesn't mean that the water that your feet are sitting in isn't touching the jets that propel the water to make the circulating action and bubbles.  \n\nThat's what I get for cheating my on my regular nail gal....being out $40 for a pedicure.  \nI probably wont be back.
__label__4 In 1957 the Penzey family started off locally in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. In the mid 80's they expanded to mail order. Now you can just visit one of their beautiful stores and get what you need. Come check it out.\n\nGot turned on to this place while visiting my Dad in the Cheese State (WI). I love the giant selection of anything you need to create a tasty gourmet meal. They have some of the freshest spices and dried herbs available.\n\nI have to say I am addicted to the Whole Tellicherry Indian Black Peppercorns. They are a larger more mature peppercorn and packed with flavor. Some other favorites are any of the chili peppers, a blend called Arizona Dreaming, the Creamy Peppercorn, Mitchell's Steak Seasoning, and a new one I just got called Berbere Seasoning. Too many to list them all.\n\nThey also sell Extracts, Grinders, Soup Bases and some really cool Gift Sets based on different ethnic groups or cooking styles. The best part is that many of the items have a sample jar that you can open and smell the aroma to help make your selection.\n\nService is Friendly and very Helpful. They have several recipes cards that you can grab while looking. Sign up for their catalog and receive a coupon for something FREE each time it comes out. Bam!
__label__0 Beware they do not sanitize their tools.  After they are done they put the tools back in the bag and \"seal\" it again so when the next customer comes in they think the tools are clean and unused.  Never coming back here again!
__label__3 It was about a 2 1/2 hour class for the adult/child/infant CPR/AED certification. John did an excellent job teaching the class. It was very informative. It was only $40. I think the American Ref Cross charges twice as much.
__label__4 Pikolo is a great alternative to the corporate coffee chains you find on Park Avenue. I often make a detour to go take an espresso there - it tastes amazing, a little sour like it's custom in Northern Italy. The only problem is that, well, the coffee shop is indeed small. I often need to consume my espresso standing. But I guess an always full coffee shop is better than an empty one.\n\nContinue your great job.
__label__2 Cute and convenient. Friendly service. Not sure about the hype. Croissant and espresso were just okay.
__label__4 Lauretta is great.  Not only is she sweet and personable, but she is also very educated when it comes to skin.  She also doesn't hesitate sharing the information with you to help you along your journey of obtaining great skin.  In just 2 treatments my melasma is looking so much better, all thanks to her!
__label__1 Honestly nothing I have eaten here could even be considered average. The service is always solid, but the average beer selection and below average food make this place forgettable. I now spend my time at the Bulldog Pub instead which has better food, beer selection, and atmosphere.
__label__2 As this place just opened 3 days ago, i need to be a little easy.  The food was good, fresh.  Almost too fresh,   we waited 10 minutes for a drink to be made as the bartender had to cut the fruit.  Lines were long for food as well, the staff seemed unprepared.  They also take the self service too far.  A staff member came by and asked how things were and I asked for water and was told to go to the bar and get a glass then go to the water station.  I will come back next time I am in Charlotte to see if the bugs have been worked out
__label__1 Food:\nSandwiches are great! Pizzas are pretty good. Pasta is gummy and undercooked.\n\nAtmosphere:\nFun, loud, casual.\n\nService:\nStanding in lines is kind of fun and different and you get to watch your items as they are prepared. Self seating, self pick up of food.
__label__1 Went for dessert & drinks.  Bar service was a slow & desserts were meh.  Did like the location & that the front walls opened to the street, but that isn't enough to get me to go back. Too many other great options around the area to settle for meh.
__label__2 Fell in love with this German concept in Mannheim. Whereas here you do not have to fight for your place in line to get your ready cooked pasta, salad, or pizza, the reward is good, but not always very good. The cook staff is kind and attentive but struggles to prepare consistent dishes  (or know/remember the ingredients). Deserts are great although recently shrunk in size. Still Vapiano is a solid standby when craving fresh pasta, Euro atmosphere, good bread, and rich deserts. Self seating is easy and convenient, especially with larger groups.
__label__0 Hated it. I can see why some people liked it, but from the moment I walked in I was ready to leave.\n\n1) When I walked in I approached the hostess to ask about the party I was meeting. I didn't even get a chance to speak. She Shoved the card and menu in my face, said some things, and then moved on to the next person. \n\n2) The card system- I don't like having to get up to go get my food. But even beyond that, I hand my card to the person behind the counter who swipes it then goes back to cooking. With all my germs and who knows what else from the floor and other people on his hands. Made me not want to eat.\n\n3) The food- I didn't like my food at all.  I had the verdure pizza, and it just wasn't good. There was very little cheese on it and there were too many large, heavy vegetables for the thin flimsy pizza slices.\n\n4) Layout- They had my party in the front of the restaurant, which meant we had to walk to the back for our food, and keep going to the far corner of the restaurant for our drinks. Inconvenient. They also had us at a table with stools, which was extremely inconvenient because the stools were so tall and many of us were so short.\n\nI won't be going back.
__label__1 For those unfamiliar with Vapiano, it's an international chain and their Charlotte location leaves a lot to be desired. The food is extremely greasy and poorly seasoned. Considering this is Charlotte, I was shocked that the staff there are so unfriendly.\n\nThe management here could learn so much from the locations in DC. Also, is that styrofoam they're still using? Vapiano Charlotte, maybe consider those awesome containers being used in locations elsewhere? They're recyclable and pretty sweet.
__label__1 I used to think this place was ok. But the prices keep on going up. I've been IDed on too many occasions sometimes by the same people. This wouldn't happen in any other shop that I went into on a regular basis to buy alcohol in. Plus some of them waste your time even more by getting out a book and writing down the details of the sale even though it wasn't refused, do that in your time not mine. \n\nAlso recently complained about something recently - minor issue the plastic milk bottles weren't actually up to the line, they weren't full ie you were getting less milk than you were paying for. Rather than anyone in the store sorting this out and offering a little off the price had to ring their office who brushed us off.\n\nAnd Nectar, for the information they get about what different people purchase they should be paying us much more, what is it 1p for every \u00a35 spent?
__label__0 I've been to other Doctors Express locations and loved them, so when my 4 year old got sick, I didn't hesitate to take her the one on Camelback.   Well, the waiting room is clean and the staff were nice. However, the doctor at the Camelback location was absolutely horrible. He spent less than one minute examining my daughter and then looked at me and asked, \"Well what do you think I should do?\"  In the end he misdiagnosed my daughter and seven days later I had to go to another urgent care where they told me she had pneumonia.   If you have to go to this urgent care, refuse to see the old, male doctor. He's far from decent.
__label__0 I am actually a NP who against my better judgement sent my husband there to have IV hydration due to a bout of vomiting & diarrhea. First he had to wait almost two hrs to be seen. Secondly, they had to stick him with the IV three times (which happens sometimes) but continued to run the IV on the third attempt which infiltrated and he only received a 1/4 of the bag. What infuriates me, is that his chart, states none of this. According to what was written, he had one failed IV attempt then received a liter of fluids over 45 minutes. So he received absolutely no help and was sent home in the same shape as when he went in.
__label__3 Bangkok 9 is my place to go for lettuce wraps.  Those little chicken filled leafs are awesome.  I've tried to replicate them at home.  They came out good but not as good as those at Bangkok 9.  I think it is the sauce that I struggled with the most because I don't know what it is or what is in it.  I tried to make a citrus and soy sauce.  It was not even close to the real thing.  The lesson I learned from this (drum roll please) for the real thing, just go to the restaurant.  They have good food.  The service is hit and miss at times.  There is a young woman working there who speaks perfect English and is attentive.  The older gentleman speaks with broken English and does not always come around to refill drinks.  I don't much care about that, though.  As long as the food is good.  And the food has always been good the times that I have dropped by.  The one time I was the slightest bit disappointed was when I ordered the masarman curry.  It had a great flavor.  I love my meat and potatoes.  What turned me off were the peanuts.  A good portion of them were burnt with a bitter taste.  Whatever.\n\nThis is an easy place to miss if you do not know where to look.  I had driven by it a few times before I finally spotted it.  It is next to the Pier 1 Imports store in the Walmart shopping center right on Cheyenne and Rainbow.
__label__3 Location: next to \u00c9TS and since I study there, pretty convenient for lunches.\n\nMenu: basic sushi restaurant items. \n\nPrice: fair enough for lunch combos as well as dinner combos + \u00e0 la carte add on. They give students discount which is a plus! \n\nPortions: Sizes of sushi pieces are huge. Soups need to be more generous for the price. \n\nFlavor: basic.. Nothing exceptional. Fresh and tasty. \n\nService: nice and friendly. Not a single complaint there.\n\nAmbience: Lovely. \n\nOverall, I like this place for the convenience of the location and decently flavored fresh food. I wouldn't travel far just for this place if I crave for sushi. There are better restaurants worthy of that.
__label__1 This is a American style diner, or at least it tried to be. Unfortunately the meat did not have any taste which is weird because they provide you with their own seasoning at the table (I wish they would have put the seasoning in the meat)\nYou are given many options for toppings but they don't put much. The cheese wasn't even melted. They say the burger takes 15 minutes but it took a little less than 10 minutes which makes me think it's more of a fast food joint than a sit down restaurant. \nThe fries were also disappointing since they were soggy and tasteless. \nI was ready to give this place 3 stars but the thing that ruined it for me was that the soap in the bathroom was watered down!! Why would anyone do that?! I mean do you really save that much from the soap?!\nOverall the experience was disappointing since I had seen many good reviews on yelp. I want to say that my bad experience was due to a one time error but it's gonna be hard to come back here again, especially because the price is a little too high.
__label__2 We had a friend's birthday party here, and we were a large group of over 20.  The restaurant was packed not to mention really pink inside. \n\nI was the only one of over 20 people to order the veggie burger, and it was tasty! You get to pick a selection of ingredients to add to your burger and I chose fried onion ring, black olives, guacamole and roasted red peppers and you also get to choose the type of cheese you wanted (Pepper Jack was my choice). Around the table people chose from the classic burger all the way up to the 3/4 pound burger. (There is the 1 pound burger as well) Considering the size of the group, our serve did their best to accommodate us, and our food came out quicker than we though.\n\nAccording to the birthday kid Milkshakes were amazing there, but due to the volume of clients, it seems that they ran out of milkshakes, for a few at our table. I think I would like to go back to see what regular service would be like if we were say a table of 4-6 instead.
__label__4 Great experience with these guys! Professional, quick and very affordable. I highly recommend you hire them if you need sprinkler help.
__label__4 Yum you have to try it. Loved the cheesy margarita the sauce was just the perfect amount a bit garlicky very tasty. The cheese was oozing out and delicious the dough was crispy and chewy, just right. The desert kono with nutella is loaded with nutella, I couldn't finish it. The owner was really nice the place was very casual good seating area great music there's a table outside with 2 chairs. U get 1 for 5 or 6$ or one kono with choice of desert or salad with drink for 10$. Try it out it's an awesome Italian concept !
__label__3 Oh good. Another great eggs benny place. My waistline really needed that one... Edinburgh, would you quit it with the amazing brunch options? \n\nNo. Don't. Please don't. \n\nYet another wonderful Elite suggested find, this time courtesy of the lovely Caz H. This tiny little place packs a surprising punch. It's all of six tables - which you will acutely feel on the weekend while you table scavenge with the ten other people looking to feed themselves. Expect to be squeezed in, table poached or on the rare occasion, exiled to the outside seats if you venture here on a weekend.\n\nWhy? Because you've made an excellent decision - they serve up a delightful breakfast. All. Freaking. Day.\n\nBecause i'm addicted, I had to go with a benny option, though the waffles here look pretty killer as well. Opted for a Eggs Royale (smoked salmon benny) and it was darn tasty. Alongside not one, but two coffees (you know it's good when this rare coffee consumer orders a second), it was a lovely little brunch for a decent price.\n\nI had been in here once previously for a smoothie. Honestly, they aren't my favourite but I come from the land of smack-you-in-the-face-green-health-smoothies, so it was just too sweet for my likely. That being said, in the city, they're second only to Hula in this category. If you are a far less picky guy/gal and like a sweet fruit drink - this is likely a good option.\n\nAll in all, another lovely little find for my Sunday afternoons. Thanks Caz!
__label__2 With all the hype and media that Great Bao has been getting lately, I had to check it out. My foodie senses were tingling when I heard of a hole-in-the-wall (literally) place that specializes in steamed bao sandwiches. You'll have to walk through a hair salon to get to it though!\n\nI am a huge fan of the most delicious fluffy bao buns. Whether they be Cha Siu Bao stuffed with delicious BBQ pork, some savory Peking duck, or a delicious variety of sauteed vegetables--I'll eat it!\n\nI chatted a bit with Jenny and Chef Sheridan--a couple of the nicest people I've met in a while. I ordered their \"combo meal\" of sorts: your choice of any 3 bao + any drink for $10. I opted for 1 beef, 1 pork belly, 1 duck + peach italian soda. The beef bao was my least favorite. The beef was flavorful but in comparison to the size of the bao bun, I felt it ended up being a bit bland. The duck was meaty and had just the slightest bit of crispy skin. GO FOR THE PORK BELLY! The pork belly was melt-in-your-mouth good. Flavor was awesome. Texture was awesome. And it was the perfect pair with the fresh bao.\n\nI'll be back for another Pork Belly Bao and to try the rest of their menu. They've got smoothies, salads, and some noodles I hear are pretty awesome. \n\nSupport local Las Vegas owned businesses! Visit Great Bao.
__label__3 The lady that attended to all our needs was very friendly. She also looks familiar, but I can't quite remember from where.. hm.\n\nMy friend and I got the comBAO for $10 (including a drink). It's in these buns that I've been familiar with when I was younger and living in China - or someplace like New York. I got duck, beef, and pork belly. I preferred the duck the most. I'm going to try the tofu and chicken next, but definitely will be getting duck again. Not so sure about the chicken and pork belly. I love pork belly in general though.. but chicken's not my thing so it's okay.\n\nTheir drink choices seem pretty extensive for such a small joint. Awesome. It's in a salon so after you get used to the smell of all the hair products, you'll be able to enjoy your food :D. Plus, service is awesome so that's always a plus!\n\nI'll be back soon.
__label__3 Every time we've been to Plaza Bonita (PB as it's now known) we've enjoyed ourselves. The staff is so nice and makes you feel welcome. The food comes out hot, quick, and fresh. The camarones mexicanos is one of my favorite dishes as is the healthy chicken burrito. I love the vegetables they fill it with. My boyfriend has a combo platter with a chile relleno, tamale, and enchilada. All were fantastic!! And that's coming from a Mexican woman who makes tamales every year for Christmas. \n\nOne of our favorite things about this place of course are the margaritas!! I think we've tried every one of them two times over...not sure what that says about us, but...\n\nWe also love the colorful decor of the place, it really reminds me of Jalisco, Mexico. Some people may disagree but I wish they'd play music, at least during the evenings and on weekends. We're so happy a place like this has come to our neck of the woods!
__label__3 Yummy food; good service.
__label__1 My lousy experience with this Jimmy John's started with an overcharge on my debit card. I ordered 1 sandwich and 1 bag of chips for a delivery. The delivery was fast and the food was good, so lets get that out there to be fair. I added an extra star because the food here has always been fine.\n\nI logged into my bank account like I normally do, and there was a $19 charge from Jimmy's. That's one expensive sandwich.\nI called three times. Spoke to \"managers\" 3 times. My information was taken, and all 3 times, my call was never returned.\nI went there in person; Once again, my information taken, no call returned. There was a general \"I have no idea how to handle this, I'm going to call my boss/area manager\" and then nothing.\nThis is really poor customer service. My call should have been returned the first day-a courtesy \"I am handling it, I will get your card refunded asap, apologies, etc. \n\nOver charging a customer is a big deal. I gave the tip in cash, so I know that I did not key in a wrong amount when I placed my order online.\n\nThis was their mistake, and no effort was made on behalf of the management to help me.\nThey've lost my business.
__label__3 I really loved how this place wasn't an insane wait and crowded like Hot & Juicy Crawfish.  Don't get me wrong, their tables and booths do fill, but their service stays great.  The staff was very friendly, and helpful.  My party of 8 ordered a lot of food and our server never forgot any of our orders.  There was so much cajun food to choose from...from Etoufee to crawfish.  I really recommend their Cravin' Cajun flavored shrimp and clams!  We also tried the lemon pepper one as well, but liked their signature seasoning better.  Their sweet potato tots were yummy and their fried catfish was delicious and fresh.  Their fried oysters were crispy and plump.  We tried their chicken wings (which were a good full size) and it came with a lemon pepper sauce on the side.  Their dessert was a little overpriced for the size it came in.  We ordered a keylime pie for $3-$4  and it was  this dinky cupcake-looking tart.  I don't recommend dessert, but the seafood was bomb.
__label__1 The quality has dropped from our last 2 visits, shrimp were old and mushy. What a shame I really enjoyed this place.
__label__1 A huge group of us decided to gather here on a Saturday afternoon to try it out since they were all fans of Hot n'Juicy.  I didn't particularly feel like playing with my food on this day so I figured I'd play it safe and order the seafood sausage po'boy.  It was practically slices of sausage accompanied with two hard pieces of bread because it certainly wasn't meant to be eaten as a sandwich.  It wasn't all bad, the hush puppies and fried calamari we had to snack on were a solid way to forget about the main course.  The employees were attentive and having sinks in the hallway outside of the bathrooms is a stroke of genius considering the type of food you'll find here.\n\nAt the end of the day though, I didn't care for my po'boy and the one piece of crab I did have didn't make me cry for more.  I probably won't be back here.
__label__4 I love how there are a variety of menu options here (vs. Hot N Juicy), and their cajun sause is so unique...it's tasty and DELICIOUS!!  The service here is wonderful, as they are always upbeat, happy, polite, and care about your dining experience.
__label__2 I went to this gym for about a year and liked that it was only $10 a month. The machines are adequate/nice and even have TVs and fans on some. The bathrooms always stunk (seems like they need some ventilation). The parking lot was full a lot and that was before they built the ZTejas so I'm sure it will be worse now.\n\nMy major complaint is that about 6 months after cancelling, I got a call from an attorney saying that I owed $250 dollars because I did not cancel my membership properly. Not sure how that is possible since I went in and filled out all of the paperwork. I called UFit and was told to come in and talk to a manager. I did, the manager was very helpful, and made it all go away with no payment. I was satisfied with how it was handled but very unhappy that it had come up at all.\n\nStill, I would consider going back because of the low price and the LA Fitness I go to now sucks and is 3x as much.
__label__4 I will use this company again in a heartbeat! Gerald was great. The guys who came out and did the repairs were friendly and knowledgeable. They helped me find a way to keep the cost down. A+ Service!
__label__3 Found these guys using Bing. My iPhone home button was unresponsive. Brought it in and less than 30 minutes I was up and running. Brand new home button installed. Works better now than it did when it was new.
__label__3 Four for dinner on Sat nite.  Prime rib, salmon caesar, liver and onions and mahi mahi.  Each was very good, service was very fine.  We like this place...
__label__0 First, I have not used their service, but I do thank those that have left reviews regarding that. Rather, today I had a gentleman knocking on doors and offering Armor service. I ignored the technician the first time around (albeit he knew I was home). After he left, I literally printed a \"NO SOLICITING\" sign and stuck it outside on my door because there have been so many door-to-door salesmen in my neighborhood offering stuff. \n\nTo my surprise, a few hours later the technician stopped by again and knocked on my door, as well as rang the door bell. He totally ignored the sign, which is completely disrespectful in my opinion. However, I thought he may have something important to tell me so I opened the door. Ironically, the same \"trucks in the neighborhood\" spiel was used with me (other reviews have mentioned this and it does actually happen). He told me, \"We've gotten a few calls about our trucks being in your neighborhood so we're going around to let people know that we will be in the area for the next couple days...\" That's odd, I thought, I have yet to see such a truck. He then starts writing down all the \"info I need to know\" in case I may consider getting serviced while they're in the neighborhood. Apparently, I am the only one looking at the sign I literally posted a few hours before. \n\nIn short, no, \"Scott,\" I do not want your service. The whole experience was completely rude and disrespectful! And based on the reviews that have been posted, I think people have a clear picture of what kind of company Armor is.
__label__3 What a nice place!  Looks to be great for a date.  Nice decor, dark with nice background music...soccer on the TV in the bar.  White tablecloths.  Enjoyable food and staff.  \n\nWent for lunch and had the Blackened Salmon salad.  Salmon was cooked perfectly very nice firm texture and tasty favor with nice blacken/pepper over fresh lettuces, tomato, onion, egg slices and a nice dressing.\n\nThey waiters were in suits or vests with tie.  The have a person serving bread and assisting with drinks, etc. The bread was delicious, baked on the premises and was told they have a baker how does the deserts too.\n  \nMenu looks very interesting.  Will have to go back for a nice dinner.  \n\nForgot to check out the hours but just check the website.
__label__1 In sum, the concept is outdated [an endless list of menu items which means much is frozen and few are prepared properly] which is obvious in the bland, dry flavorings. Too expensive for the end result.\n\nI typically will not dine at restaurants that choose the novel-style menus. There is a reason Michelin star restaurants have small menus- they can consistently prepare and serve quality menu items each and every time. Its a string of arrogance to have a lengthy menu. No restaurant, especially in Pittsburgh can keep rare ingredients, in stock that are not frozen to provide them in a fresh and edible manner. Which means one is shelling out 25-30 dollars a dish for frozen entrees. The appeal to this is unknown to me. Nevertheless, I purchased the living social coupon and I wanted to be proven wrong- sadly I was not.\n\nThe bread, an overlooked detail at many establishments was not overlooked here. The bread was chewy, fresh, and crispy- quite a delightful start to any good dining experience. For starters, I picked the polvo a marisqueira. Grilled octopus with Portuguese blue cheese. Fabulous! The octopus was simply amazing. Even better than the fresh bread. The creamy melted blue cheese complemented the grilled dense and succulent octopus. The price tag may make ones' head spin at 16+. Ho/wever, it was worth the one time splurge. Food reviewers have suggested the price is due to importing in the specific type of octopus and Portuguese blue cheese. Fair enough, it was delicious and worth trying at least once. \n\nBrace yourself my friend, that is where the kind words will end.\n\nThe entrees my husband and I ordered were a catastrophe. In earnest, it is an embarrassment to fine dining. Jared ordered the suckling pig. Hrmp. It tasted like the chef sucked all the delightful fresh juices from the meat and crispiness from the skin by cooking this dish days ago and reheating it to order. Dreadfully dry, bland pork meat smothered in what was likely once crispy, now soggy, exterior that was overly seasoned with pepper. \n\nI ordered the wild boar. Again, another dish that sat in the fridge for days. The rich game taste was all but absent from this dish. How long does a dish sit in the fridge that even a \"game animal\" taste domesticated? The rice was slightly under al dente which is as disappointing as it was inedible. The positive glimmer of hope was the sauce the boar was braising in...a cannellini bean tomato sauce. It had a rich smokiness flavor with a hint of sweet. Yet, the beans were the downfall. The sauce was bathing the canned beans. Canned beans..really? I can tell a canned bean from a dried one miles away. Not fooling me on this one. Soggy baby food style beans on leg shanks cooked days ago. Such a shame.\n\nI thought the service was as disappointing as the food. When we were first seated my husband was looking at the wine menu. The waiter asked if he would like anything, my husband replied no and the waiter left. Um, what century did I enter that my opinion matters not? I even tried to raise my hand to get his attention. Nope. No drinks for me.\n\nMore fun was in store for us. My husband and I sat in our appetizer dirty dishes for at least 20 minutes. Until a waitress from another table removed them only after I started to pile them together for us to have to room on the small 2 top. Fine dining? I think not.
__label__0 Part of our problem having dinner here was that we bought a groupon, 3 course meal for two. There was no fine print to tell us that the huge menu here (mentioned by many other reviewers) becomes strictly limited for groupon customers (I've stopped buying groupons):  entrees were salmon, or chicken, or filet mignon. The shared appetizer list was equally short, diners next to us could choose carpaccio amongst other things, we could get mussels, or shrimp in garlic sauce or some kind of pepper with cheese in it. The shrimp in garlic was overcooked, not very tasty, dry. We had the steak, ordered it medium rare. It came medium well to well done in parts. I pointed this out to the waiter, saying I just want to have somebody agree with me that this is not medium rare. It is not, he agreed, and offered me another. No I said, I don't waste food, I just want somebody to see what I see and point it out to the boss and the chef in the hopes that things will improve. We saw him speaking to the patron, who ultimately brought back our credit card and receipt at the end of the meal. He thanked us for visiting his restaurant and that was it. So I said, apparently your chef doesn't know the difference between medium rare and medium well. Patron expressed his surprise with a very sorrowful face, and asked:  So your's was not done right? Now that was the main thing. If that was the first he had heard of it, he could have made some kind of response, offered some kind of comp, anything. I wouldn't have taken it, but would have liked a better response. Since we were convinced our waiter had told him, his response seemed disingenuous at best. If he did know already, he was willing to let the waiter carry the can. If he did know, he didn't care enough to own up. Food, sub-par. Service, from the waiter. Good. Management: to be avoided like groupons. Easy enough to find a better restaurant in Pittsburgh, and this one deserves a big AVOID. If management won't see what is in front of their eyes, how can you trust them to prepare your food?
__label__4 Robyn and taryn these 2 cuties and their badass cupcakes rocked my wedding.  My hubby was particularly enamoured with the guiness cupckake!  They saved our asses.  The bakery I had chosen to go with decided they couldn't deliver on the Saturday of my wedding after all. They had over booked.  So about 12am 5 days before the wedding day I was sitting on yelp looking at bakeries in vegas.  I was going to read every review if it meant me being up all night/day.  I came across pick your poison and of course the name totally hooked me and the 2 rockabilly gorgeous girls baking in a kitchen in their retro 50's gear totally pulled me out of the water.  I started reading the reviews and they were fabulous I felt like the weding gods kicked me a break! SWEET!  The cupcakes were amazing and raved about by everyone at the wedding.   The biggest issue is they are an internet venture located in vegas so how do i pay them!? They first just asked for payment the day of but crap that was the last thing i wanted to deal with then i mentioned SQUARE and low and behold they had one! so we just did it all by credit card over the phone.  With cupcake flavors like mimosa, red \"wine\" veleve, cherry dr pepper, jack and coke, and carmel apple how the hell could you go wrong.  They came and set up everything, i'm only sad we never got to meet them in person.  The hubby wants to see if they will ship us a couple of dozen so he can chow down.  I'm going to ask if we can have them sent to cali for sure! we are willing to pay the shipping they were so bomb.\n\nI highly recommend this business for all you cupcake needs, they will make what ever you want happen (within reason of course).
__label__1 I came here a couple of times while staying at the Tropicana this week. Overall, it's everything you would expect from an in-resort snack bar, but I still found it to be a bit overpriced. A couple of small scoops of gelato will run you $7, and the gelato is only okay. You can actually get more for less over at the Bellagio.\n\nThe self-serve frozen yogurt is a better deal, at $0.49 an ounce, and there are some interesting flavors to try (coconut to peanut butter to cake batter). I guess I never really understood the fro-yo craze. Everytime I eat  it, I just wish I was eating ice cream instead.
__label__2 So so yogurt and with one on every corner you really have to make yourself stand out. I thought the kid behind the counter was friendly and helpful. The toppings and yogurt selections are once again so so. Does anyone else find it odd this business is categorized under Ethiopian food?
__label__4 Joey is a wedding photographer extraordinaire!  At my wedding he had something like 5 cameras hanging around his neck. He knows his stuff. I used Joey for my enagament photos around the strip (7/3/13) and for wedding (10/17/13). I decided I wanted a non traditional intimate wedding but wanted something special with family and close friends. When I decided on a Vegas wedding... I thought I probably wouldnt be able to get an amazing photographer.  I know in other area like the bay area (where Im from) and southern California (where I currently live) the average rate for wedding photographers is around $3000+ that would have been around 30% of my wedding budget! Having amazing photos of my wedding was one of the most important vendor decisions (above floral, makeup, even venue etc). I love photography and these photos are how I will forever remember my wedding. I was delighted to find Joeys website. He had an extensive portfolio and he even posted his AFFORDABLE rates on his website.  He answered all my emails promtly. My photos are gorgeous!  I get so many compliments on them. He almost made the ceremony look even more beautiful then it was... how does someone do that? My mother-in-law commented about the ceremony photos \"this is how Heaven must look like\"...which is funny because I thought the same thing. He really went above and beyond. During my engagment shoot, he met us on a holiday weekend on the strip at 9pm and worked with us until after midnight to get thousands of shots (he charged a low flat rate for this). It was 110\u00b0 at night and the streets were packed! At my wedding he worked tirelessly throughout the 8 hours we hired him for... he wouldnt he even take a break when I asked him to have something to eat. My guests even remarked on how hard he was working.  Thank you Joey for giving us amazing wedding photos that we will treasure for the rest of our life!
__label__2 My time is short, so I will be brief. The food is great here. The waitress I had was friendly. However, the prices are too high for people like myself who have to watch their spending.
__label__3 I've come here twice and have enjoyed my experiences. I was able to score some adorable lanterns for home d\u00e9cor, bought my sister a vintage chalkboard for her upcoming wedding and some coasters for my dining table. I did have to return a wall plate I bought for a light switch, just because it didn't fit, but other than that, very much enjoy my purchases!\n\nThe store is filled now with Christmas decorations! There's tons of stuff everywhere and have items to fill pretty much any room in the house. It's easy to get carried away here but totally worth a look! Check it out, I'm sure you will either get some great craft ideas or end up buying something!
__label__1 While the food here was good, I am just not a fan of the long line, the packed atmosphere, and the tight quarters. Just don't feel like I had any personal space, and made me feel a bit stressed out, and rushed. I would suggest coming here for breakfast, however I highly recommend to avoid the busy hours.
__label__3 My first visit and I already know I'll be back for more!  \n\nNcounter is on the corner of Mill and 3rd.  Metered street parking is available, but I used the parking garage farther down 3rd- first hour is free.\n\nLarge space packed with staggered tables to allow people to walk by, but I found it a little tight, and I'm petite!  There's a partition wall/counter that held the soda fountain and other accoutrements, and beyond that, more two- and four-top tables.  Lots of light shining through from so many glass windows- love it!  Ceiling fans were going full-blast; I couldn't find a table that offered respite from the strong breezes.\n\nOrdering food entails lining up at the counter- not my favorite thing to do, but the process went quickly after I decided what to order.  Staff was very helpful and took time to double-check ingredients info for me.  I ordered the banana walnut pancakes and the Grilled cheese \"Melt Down,\" with ciabatta bread instead of 12-grain (due to allergies).  Also ordered an iced mocha.\n\nThe banana walnut pancakes were delicious, and the pancakes had a nice texture! http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/ncounter-tempe?select=gpDF5uw_20j-D0gth23QLg#gpDF5uw_20j-D0gth23QLg  The bananas were a tad too ripe for my taste, but not too mushy I couldn't eat them, so I didn't complain.  I asked what kind of syrup it came with and was told \"artificial syrup,\" and was offered desert honey, which had great flavor and went well with the pancakes.  I liked that the walnuts were plain and not candied.  I will have to try other varieties, as I am not looking forward to eating very soft slices of banana here again.  The grilled cheese sandwich was exquisite! http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/ncounter-tempe?select=qCkmJETFCMlS7adhlkIR5Q#qCkmJETFCMlS7adhlkIR5Q  Five kinds of cheeses (jack, cheddar, Swiss, American, and cream), jalape\u00f1os, and bacon, with tomatoes omitted.  Ciabatta was toasted and had great textures (crunch/crusty on the outside and soft underneath).  The slices of jalape\u00f1o gave this sandwich just enough heat and tang-- I wish I was back at Ncounter having another sandwich just writing about it!  The potato chips were good enough to add crunch, but I could've done without.  Gives me yet another reason to return- to try other sides!  Such great comfort food, I kept two thirds of the sandwich to take home and enjoy later.  Mom tried a small portion and ended up eating most of the leftovers!  That says a lot-- the sandwich kept well AND Mom enjoyed it, and it's hard to impress her with anything, especially with leftovers!!  \n\nThe iced mocha was just OK.  A little watered down.  Hope I have better luck with other beverages next time, for there will be a next time... Mom has already requested more of the \"Melt Down\" for takeout.  :)
__label__2 The food is good. Would give 4 starts except  I guess somewhere along the line I became an old man.. But something about 10am shoulder to shoulder with tons of people and techno from the DJ.. If you have a hangover avoid!
__label__1 I don't like leaving low ratings for stores but it seems that the Toy Shack is more a labor of love for the owners vs. a good, functional, vintage toy shop.\n\nPros: it exists.  Normally, vintage toys are things you already own from your childhood, or find in a yardsale.  You have to respect that they put together a whole store based on toys which are not produced any more.  In that sense, it's like an antique store, which you can not expect to have a consistent stock of product, but they do.\n\nCons: Prices are high and the employees seem a little crazy.  \n\nI went in the middle of the week and there was not a lot of traffic in the area.  There were only a few people in the store.  There was one employee, who was manning both the phones and the register.  I hung around for 20 minutes and as far as I could tell, nobody bought anything.\n\nIt seems to me that people who are into vintage toys might be a crazy bunch (a generalization you could also make about AD&D players, 'cat people', and furries). \nThe employee in the store was having a very loud conversation on the phone with a potential customer who would not leave him alone.  Then he proceeded to tell all of us that he is constantly getting phone calls from crazy people who won't let him get off the phone to deal with the customers in the store, and they leave poor online reviews because he won't talk to them for hours on end.\n\nThe employee proceeded to have a conversation with another customer about how they both experience frequent seizures.\n\nI asked about some Nintendo Game-N-Watch games which were severely overpriced (some were labelled with prices and some were not, but they were all locked in a glass case so I had to ask for help).\n\nThey really didn't have much in the way of video games, mostly 1990's figures etc.  They had some older stuff, but it was all locked in glass cases and there wasn't much of it.\n\nAll in all, I didn't find the store very interesting.  I guess the owner probably has a lot of older toys and a lot of information/experience in the vintage toy market, but that just doesn't translate into a useful/interesting/fun store.\n\nI feel like this store could be a lot better, but needs a little help or a makeover or something...
__label__0 Also be sure to check out the reviews that are not recommended by yelp.  All say the same thing.
__label__0 FOOD:  2-2.5 Stars\nSERVICE:  1 Star is Too Many\n\nHad 3 pies I needed for Thanksgiving.  Emailed and exchanged emails to pay for delivery of pies for $8.  No problem.  Even checked in a few days before to confirm delivery.  Response was no problem.\n\nSo day before thanksgiving, no pies arrived.  All day long.  I had wanted them before noon, per email, as I was leaving work early.   Called pick up location... supposedly many upset customers, no one had cell phone for Slade Grove.\n\nAt 5:30, the office shut down, two messages left, four emails, I had to leave and show up to a dinner party with no dessert.  \n\nNOT A SINGLE RESPONSE FROM OWNER ON ANY EMAIL, and they weren't even nasty at all.  I mean, anyone I know would have been nasty, but I don't believe in that.  Honestly, I was sure he must have been in an accident or some other emergency, and I would hear from him, no response.\n\nSo Christmas rolls around.  I write to him again, a week and a half early, ask for 3 pies.  Exchange emails with confirmations, no problems.  No mention from him again on earlier problem.\n\nThis time, I'm picking them up from pick-up place, a postal store.  When I got to pick up, only 2 of 3 pies are there.  No explanation.  Owner of store says \"I'm lucky to get any, as many people didn't get any pies they ordered.\"\n\nSo I take the pies home and eat them.  They were OKAY.  Not great, not even good.  Just okay.  I wouldn't pay $10 for one of them, let alone their $33 retail price tag.\n\nThey look like some brand new culinary student made them.  Maybe he brought it help for the Christmas order.  Whatever.  And they taste pretty decent, but not good.\n\nI can't tell you how disappointing the whole experience has been.\n\nSorry, all caps:  THIS GUY SHOULDN'T BE IN BUSINESS.  Some people just aren't made to run a business.  They don't have a lick of common sense, or business customer service, etc.  \n\nI'm sure the guy can bake.  I'm sure his food is delicious.  But he needs to work for someone else, who can operate a small business.\n\nIf you are thinking of relying on this guy to deliver food for an event, my advice is think again.  He burned me and many others... TWICE.\n\nI'm not even going to try and get my 3rd pie I pre-bought.\n\nNot worth the mental aggravation.\n\nSTAY AWAY.  You've been warned.
__label__0 It seems Living Social is well aware of Mr. Grove's business complaints and lack of follow-through.\n  \nI had an immediate refund with no questions asked from Living Social.  This isn't a good sign for the future of Slade Grove Creative Gourmet.  I doubt they will promote another special of his, and it seems he already burned bridges at another \"coupon\" site. \n\nI also mis-spoke about the tax being charged to my AMEX.  It didn't show up on my monthly statement.  I guess he didn't have time to make the caramels so he didn't have time to charge for the tax.
__label__4 The most interesting things in life are the pleasantly unexpected and Mandy's is definitely pleasantly unexpected! Located in the back of a clothing store, there is a magical salad making place! We've all seen salads, they come on the side of your plates, in a little bowl, and sometimes it even comes on a square dish which makes you think wow, that's a decent size salad. At Mandy's, you got eat your salad twice! Well at least I do. \n\nIt's been 4 visits to Mandy's so far, there are tables to sit at or you could have it to go, but they are literally the dream saladmakers. I say this because of the amount of fresh ingredients they have, and they are super accommodating when you want to change an ingredient.  So far I haven't been able to deviate away from the Man Salad, but I also thing that it's because I don't come here frequent enough and when I think of Mandy's now that's all I think of. I substitute the bacon for black beans, and like I said, relaxed and smiley staff that don't even think twice about it.\n\nI think the only difficult part for me, is getting here at the right time, I find myself working all over Montreal, so sometimes I will be nearby when it closes or before it opens, but I heard they have delivery for that. \n\nSo YES, get off your butt and go to Mandy's, it's the treasure that's been waiting for you here in Montreal.
__label__1 It's not enough to inspire me to change the star rating on my review, but it is worth noting that David, the General Manager of Rice and Company, contacted me to express his concern and regret about the lack of service I received on my visit. That's the kind of attention to customers I would have liked while I was at the restaurant. Maybe there will be some kind of trickle down effect, or whatever the economic term might be, but doubtful I'll volunteer to test that firsthand the next time I'm in town.
__label__1 The worst sushi in Vegas.  \n\nOverly creative, poorly executed reinvention, or a clueless chef?  Take your pick.  \n\nThe rice - chewy, almost cooked, well seasoned, so densely molded it's almost mochi.  \n\nThe seafood - limited with several high end selections out of stock or replaced by imitation.\n\nThe specialty rolls - A disaster.  Seriously?  Breaded shrimp for tempura, breaded and deep fried unagi (consistency of cold, fatty, chicken skin), rolls half stuffed with cream cheese, and imitation crab when the menu say real crab (hard to take when the roll is $17).  Finally, just because you were featured on a show about spicy food does not mean that a killer hot sauce should be drizzled on everything.  Ack!\n\nOutright avoid the Fre Kin Gud, Crazy Mad Dragon, Wal Eye Knee, Yes Grasshopper, and Sexy Lady.\n\nService is laughable (remember, the glass is always half full).  On one visit, I asked the bartender for his recommendations and was told \"I don't eat fish\".  After staring dumbfounded for a minute he adds \"I'm a meat and potatoes kind of guy\".  How about a 45 minute wait for my starter (uni nigiri) only to be told it sold out.  Follow that up with a 10 minute wait for soy sauce delivered by an angry server who literally growled at the bartender \"It's your job to give him soy sauce!\"  In her defense, she did move one seat over before berating him.  \n\nLimited wine list, small selection of trendy sake, inventive cocktails.  Vegas resort pricing.\n\nMaybe the Chinese food they prepare is better but after just three visits, I'm not willing to be that guinea pig.\n\nNote:  Added a star to their rating for the manager handling of my complaint and a long time bartender who mixed great cocktails and delivered excellent service.
__label__2 We came here to redeem a $20 coupon for staying in Luxor, otherwise, we wouldn't just skip this altogether.  The ambience is pleasing and somewhat inviting. The  food items are way too over priced for the quality they are serving.  Half the time we had to serve ourselves. We had to sit ourselves, after standing in the middle of the place for five mins, while the servers were walking past us numerous times. When we got seated , we had to find a menu, since it took another 10 mins of waiting around.  \n\nWe ordered a eel cucumber roll & a spicy tuna roll. It was average. Not that impressive, not that memorable.  Nevertheless, it was a meal that cost me $2, for that I'm okay.
__label__0 The staff are ridiculously rude!  \n\nThe restaurant was more than 1/2 empty, but still they made us wait because we were 10 minutes early for our reservation.  They told us we could have a seat near the door to wait.  Then another waitress came over and told us we were not allowed to sit there because we had 1 in our party who was under 21.  When we asked where we could sit and wait, we were told (in a very rude tone) that we could leave the restaurant and go search for some benches.  I walked out and told them to cancel my restaurant. I would not spend my money in a place where I was not treated with respect!
__label__0 Absolutely the worst choice for our first meal in Vegas. This place is completely overpriced and the staff was inattentive. Miguel seemed annoyed we didn't want to order right away, but chose to enjoy an appetizer first. The sushi is about the same as the local convenience store. I would rate it zero stars.
__label__4 I love going to Dutch brothers everybody there is so nice and genuinely seems to care about how you're doing the coffee is great my kids love the Junior MAFIA drink selection we go there about twice a week but this location is my favorite
__label__1 Visited this location for lunch with my mom.  Our server Sierra was very friendly.  My review is a warning to vegetarians.\n\nI prepared my vegetarian bowl with tofu.  My food was cooked on the grill with other bowls that had meat.  Towards the end of my meal, I was very disturbed to bite into a piece of chicken.  I told our server that they should really be more careful when the bowls are being grilled all together.  I did not tell the cooks that I was a vegetarian, but I assumed that there was some care taken to prevent the bowls from mixing together.\n\nMy thinking is this- my family eats chicken, but does not eat pork.  They would have no reason to tell the cooks that they are vegetarian (apparently the code word that tells them to prepare the food carefully?), but that doesn't mean that they would be fine to bite into pork from another customer's bowl.\n\nThe solution that our server suggested (I should have told the cooks that my bowl is vegetarian so they would be careful to not mix the bowls) is not a very good solution.  Shouldn't all of the food be prepared carefully??? There are valid reasons (religious, for example) where someone may eat one particular kind of meat, but abstain from others. Proceed with caution.
__label__1 Food was disappointing. I tried loading it up with the dry spices and the sauce at the end but it was a bit bland. Having the fresh meats side by side is a little disconcerting. Overall it wasn't bad food, but I've had much better at lower prices. I'm sure if I kept going I would figure out how to get a decent tasting meal, but I'm not sure it's worth the effort.
__label__2 Last night was my 2nd Genghis Grill experience.  My first experience was at Tempe Marketplace a year or so ago and I made my bowl almost too spicy to eat.  I vowed to return for another stab at it but my 2nd trip wasn't much better.  I find this place to be way too complicated.  The ingredients look fresh and plentiful, but:\n\n- how much of those powders and salts should I include?\n- do I crack the egg myself or bring them to the grilling station and have the chef do it for me?\n- how much of the sauce should I put in the cup as to not have my dish overly spicy or overly sauced?\n\nI much prefer YC's.  They don't have the array of ingredients, but the whole experience is better.  You get a bigger bowl, soup, ice cream, refill your own soda, and somehow your bowl is ready 10 minutes faster than at Genghis.  Plus the sauces aren't as heavy so you can pretty much guess how much to put in your bowl.\n\nWell I guess a plus to Genghis is that they have alcohol and from the looks of it some pretty good happy hour specials....$1 saki anyone?\n\nHowever, on this trip, we received excellent service.  I'm guessing he was the owner or manager.  Anyway, he was awesome and friendly.  He looked like Danny McBride which was a plus.
__label__1 Not too impressed.  The service was so-so and no one helped us with how to do this.  At previous Mongolian places I had put the sauce in the bowl.  The cook yelled at me for doing this saying it would all cook away (?) He made me get more in the little cup and it ended up so strong I could hardly eat it.  The atmosphere is sorta cold.  Idk...we just didnt care for it much =(
__label__1 Went there for Mother's Day. Bad idea. I have eaten at other Mongolian Grills in California that are way better. There is no style in this place. It is nothing fancy. It reminds  me of a burger joint, not a special occasion place. You can order pre made dishes or make your own bowl. Food is cooked fresh. They use too much sodium in some dishes, so watch what you order. When I was there there were no other dinners in the place. They did nothing special for the holiday. Good was OK, but nothing special. It may be OK for a guys night out, but not for Mom.
__label__3 Took a buddy to lunch here last month.  Surprised to get there around 11:30 and be the only ones there...  The food was great, as was the service.  Looking forward to my next meal here the next time I pass through Phoenix.
__label__4 Love me some Genghis Grill.  Always exactly what I want, because I get to pick exactly what I want.  It is flavorful, cooked to perfection and the staff is always great.\n\nThey always have a pair of chop stick helpers for my little one so she can feel like a chop stick pro.  \n\nI highly recommend taking your kids here.  My girl tends to eat more veggies or try new things when she can see it before it is cooked, and see other people trying it too.
__label__3 Guilt-free guilty pleasure. Great for those days when you want to eat something delicious without feeling greasy after. I had one of their panini's and and loved it. I wish they stayed open a little later.
__label__3 Their rice game here is ridiculous. \n\nMy BFs grandma grew up in Indonesia and that cuisine isn't really available anywhere, but Malaysia shares many similarities so we thought to bring her here. She ended up not coming, but the BF,my MIL and I went. I kinda know a bit about Malay food, but they have a picture menu binder they give people as well as a regular text menu which was helpful. \n\nWe ordered: \n\nBBQ Pork fried rice - it had really nice flavor, the bbq pork was sweet and succulent and the rice was really soft and fluffy, not greasy at all. My only critique about this is that it had large slices of red onion which would have been okay well cooked, but it was a bit raw.\n\nRendang Ayam- I'm a big fan of the bold thick rendang and this one was definitely hitting the mark in flavor. This is a bone- in, skin on chicken so it was more flavorful with that, but it makes it a bit messy to eat. The portion was about half a chicken so they give you a sizable amount. I will be ordering this again, but with a red meat as I think that holds rendang flavors well. \n\nCaptains Noodles - we got it w/o shrimp for the MIL but it was still good. These are saucy noodles, swimming in a sweet soy based sauce which was good but maybe a bit sweet for me. \n\nOne thing I oddly have to rave about is their rice. Their fried rice and plain white rice was so soft and fluffy and well seasoned. It's harder to achieve than you would think to hit that mark, but I love it when I could find it. I only keep brown rice at home now, so it's a rare treat to find good white rice when eating out. \n\nThis is a halal place and so the meats reflect that. The chicken will be more \"chicken-y\" as this isn't your big farm mass produced usual chicken. \n\nWe ordered grandma food to-go. Chicken satay was rather small, but decent enough. It is really sweet though so we did a bit like \"thai style\" and dip a little vinegar onto them to balance it out. She wanted kari ayam curry but with fried tofu and they accommodated it for us. It was alright, rather tangy of a curry. I wasn't a fan and neither was she though, but it might just not be in our taste. \n\nService was decent here. Our drinks were refilled before they got were empty. \n\nNow I want more fluffy rice.
__label__1 This is just a review based on their service and how we were treated there. Our party of 3 arrived at the same time as this huge table apparently. We had our orders ready within minutes and waved to the waiter. He kept acknowledging us but took forever to come. They served us water, which was real prompt and encouraging that it'd be a good meal experience. Finally, the waiter comes and asks us for our order, we give him 3 items. He comes back within a few seconds and tells us their kitchen will be really busy right now and our food will take approximately 30 minutes to come. They had put in the large table order in the kitchen before ours. We got up and left, because we were already behind schedule to leave. But seriously, what kind of business does that?!?! It was 12pm, they should expect the kitchen to be busy!! It's peak lunch hour for goodness sakes! At least they were honest and told us it would take forever for the food to come out. Other places I've been to make it work, but in my opinion, this place indirectly told us to leave or wait an hour for our food. That's how my mind translated what the waiter told us.
__label__3 After walking 6 Vegas-style mega blocks, I was in no mood for below par Malaysian food.   The menu was very impressive with descriptions and photos. Then, I saw my favorite - Penang Assam Laksa. \n\nWhen I placed my order I proceeded to quiz the server if it is really the \"real\" Assam laksa, and I placed the emphasis on \"real\".  I told him I'm from Malaysia and I'm very critical about the taste.   He said \"Yes, the cook is from Penang, and it is the real thing.\"  Awesome!\n\nAnd...(Drum roll)...he wasn't lying!  Lol!  It was Assam laksa like I know it. OMGoodness!  My taste buds are doing the happy dance, a very happy dance. We also ordered sambal udang, kacang Pendek and chendol dessert.  And they were all really really good.  The 6-mega size blocks to get here was worth it!!!  Thank you.
__label__0 Ordered a 9$ cheesesteak for lunch. It took them over an hour to deliver it (only a few blocks away)\n\nI was also very disappointed with the quality of sandwich I got for 9$ it was mostly bread. The meat wasn't spread through the whole sandwich so I was left with cheesy bread ends. \n\nOver priced and slow. No go.
__label__3 Very clean, fast service, very nice employees and good subs!!
__label__1 My wife and daughter like the cheesesteaks, so I wish I liked the sandwiches. Bottom line, the hoagie rolls are stale and gross here, so a cold turkey sandwich is destined for mediocrity. I guess on the positive side it keeps me from eating bread, but to me that's one of the key components of a sandwich done right. Genos doesn't get it right.
__label__2 This places food is so delicious I seriously love their cheesesteaks, what telly brings them down is there service. The people working there show no customer service skills what so ever, they would rather stand around and gossip than assit a paying customer. But the food...is a 5/5 in my book only reason I keep coming back.
__label__1 The facility is clean and architecturally beautiful.  \n\nBUT why would they concrete the decking of a pool in 100+ degree days in AZ?!?!?  It's slippery and hot on your feet.  Saw someone slip and hit their head - an ambulance was called to take her to the hospital for a concussion. \n\nThe ratio of pool guest to lifeguards seems to be 3:1.  \n\nEach time there is an injury instead of taking the person up to the first aid room all 50 guards blow their whistles and corral every single guest out of the pool and the entire pool area.  You are not allowed to find your children or grab your towels or even a water!  It's an absurd practice.  I will not return.  I agree that if the guards are dealing with an emergency people should get out of the pool but to corral everyone off the grounds is a bit much.
__label__3 Excellent selection of pastries, including chocolate almond croissants.  \n\nBoth the pistachio and the pistachio almond croissants are filled with pistachio creme/paste (delicious!)\n\nThere is a Lafleur nearby, in case anyone wants poutine before or after...
__label__4 This Library Mall empanada truck is wonderful and a must-try if you need a hot snack. The pulled pork and chicken empanadas are delicious with the savory, spicy green sauce, and I like the plantain and garlic empanada when it's on special. And if I need a dessert to go with my lunch, I like to spring for a strawberry chocolate or banana chocolate empanada. Greasy, piping hot with powdered sugar, I love them. The churro is also excellent and worth your time, especially for only $1.50. There are new filled churros as well.\n\nThe owner is from Venezuela and is always professional and kind. A food truck gem.
__label__4 Thanks Veronica. You were wonderful. Love my new look
__label__4 What an awesome sports bar!! Not to crazy but so fun :) Finally a great place in the neighborhood!! Looking forward to going back for FOOTBALL SEASON!!!
__label__3 Panel change out. I checked with several contractors and the prices ranged from $3600 to $1300. EE was not the lowest bid (but almost). I liked they were licensed, bonded and insured and a member of the BBB. Changing a panel is not rocket science but they did it right, took about 3 hours, the rest of the day was spent waiting for the City of Phoenix to earn their \"permit fee\" - at least when I pay my doctor $150 I get an appointment-and, of course SRP to re-energize the system.. A four hour job wound up being all day- not always the case, just be warned.  I had good communications with Tamira, they kept me up-to-date and even filed the permit for me at no extra charge. Even had Greg add a dedicated circuit while they were waiting around!
__label__2 I'm a relatively big del taco fan. I don't eat alot of fast food but if I want some tacos these are quick and some of my fav, specifically the fish tacos they're quite tasty. \nThey also have a new like.. lower priced menu that isn't half bad. I would recommend the jacked up bean and cheese burrito off of that menu...
__label__0 The worst foot massage experienced.  My wife agreed.  The two girls chatted in Chinese non stop while we were there.  They basically touched our feet for an hour, even after we asked them to do something different.  We left the place frustrated as hell.
__label__1 I went there today for a foot massage. \n\nThe premises are clean and the young gal that gave me a foot massage did a soso job as she did not have the strength .. I have had many foot massages all over the world and on a scale of 1 to 10, her skills were maybe a 3. \n\nIt was $36 for 1 hour and when left I gave $40 total. Not the best tip, but considering that I did not get a heavy massage I felt it was okay. The receptionist had the nerve to tell me that it was minimum $10.00 tip for a one hour foot massage. Are you kidding me? Do you even know the meaning of \"tip\". The service should be very good to get around 20%, let alone 30%! I gave them another dollar and left. I was planning on going back there the next couple of days, but I am done with this place.\n\nI should have read the similar reviews on Yelp before I went in. Oh, and that nonsense about getting tea from another reviewer - no tea was ever given to me.
__label__1 I came here with several of my co-workers hoping for fun lunch. While the decor was unique and interesting, I felt the black was a bit overdone. It also seems they designed their own chairs and they were really uncomfortable when you sit back. There is some kind of triangular design on the back and it kept digging into my lower back. It forced me to sit on the edge of my seat. Other than the interior decor, the service was prompt and friendly. But there wasn't anyone else in there at the time.\n\nEach of us got a different ramen noodle soup, an order of the waffle with korean beef, edamame, and the sliders.\n\nThe edamame was awesome. Super garlicky with some good dipping sauce. The ramen unfortunately didn't live to my expectations. I had the sesame tonkatsu and the broth felt way too thick and it wasn't hot at all. Maybe room temperature. the noodles were a bit warmer but not by much. I couldn't finish the ramen because it was too thick and it wasn't appetizing because it wasn't hot. My other co-workers agreed that their ramen wasn't hot either. The waffles were okay but not something I would order. I didn't get to try the sliders but they said they were just alright.\n\nI hope for the best for this establishment but it's not a place I would return to.
__label__3 Went here with a friend on a whim last night and had a blast.  Nice that it happens to be on the direct path to Favorites from my house.  There was only one other party in when we arrived at about 8:30 and they didn't stay long so we had the whole place to ourselves.  We started with a pitcher of Sapporo.  It's $15 or $12 with a UNLV ID, although they did accept my CSN ID.\n\nOur server, Jiame, seemed overly nervous, which was kind of cute and made for good service.  My friend proclaimed him to be, \"Best Server In The World.\"  Now that was quite a statement but at a minimum he was a pretty nice guy.\n\nEDAMAME\nThe menu lists this as, 'Soy Beans.'  Hands down this was the best I've ever had.  It comes with some sort of bad ass dipping sauce, tasted like BBQ with soy sauce, yum.  It arrives unsalted but they do provide a couple of house prepared spiced salts which were good.\n\nLETTUCE WRAPS\nThe menu lists this as, 'Let Us Raps.'  Ha ha, would have been better if they were served with a verse.  28GO, you have full permission to use the following verse that  I have hastily prepared in honor of this dish:\nMeat on lettuce\nLettuce with meat\nWrapped up so tasty, nice and neat!\n\nThese were good but when I think of lettuce wraps I think of PF Chang's, and well, these were not as good as PF Chang's.  No biggie though.\n\nMIXED SEAFOOD KIMCHI RAMEN\nJiame warned us that this dish would be served at 169 degrees, ha ha, I didn't bring my own thermometer to verify this claim but it was indeed quite hot.  The mussels were good as were the shrimp, could have used a few more in the dish though.  I really like kimchi by itself and I think the broth dilutes the flavor a little but it was still a good dish.\n\nI look forward to returning to try the waffles and the beer pong table!
__label__3 I've had this place bookmarked for a year now.  This is located in the same lot as Einstein Bros Bagels, Mr. Sandwich and Wells Fargo across the street from UNLV. I was worried about this place being packed with students at lunch time but good thing it wasn't. The strip mall doesn't look promising but once you get inside the restaurant, it's a different world.\n\nI was meeting somebody for lunch but they were running a bit late but the servers kept me occupied. I'd definitely have to say the service was EXCELLENT. Very attentive, very friendly and they offered a high chair for the little man.\n\nWe had the Thai tea float, belly rice, salmon poke stack, 28GO roll, gogi beef waffle and J dog: kompleto.\n\nThai Tea Float:\nI love Thai tea and I love Thai tea float even more. The Thai tea itself tastes a bit different so I stirred the vanilla ice cream in there real well to mask the taste. I've had better but I appreciate this being on the menu. 3.5/5\n\nBelly Rice:\nTender braised pork belly served on steamed white rice with nori shreds and green onion on top. The sauce is sweet and tangy at the same time which cuts down the fattiness of the pork belly. 4/5\n\n28Salmon Poke Stack:\nFresh salmon cubes in sesame-soy blue agave nectar wasabi oil with seaweed salad, fried gyoza wrapper and greens. The dressing was mild and I think a little bit more of wasabi oil would make this dish pop. The fried gyoza wrapper added crunch. The salmon tasted fresh. 4/5\n\nGogi Beef Stuffed Waffle:\nBulgogi in a waffle folded in half served with syrup, 2 eggs and GOcatsup. Sweet bulgogi, sweet waffle. Very interesting combination. 4/5\n\n28GO Roll:\nPork belly, scallions wrapped in kimchee. Our server explained to us to start from bottom left to top right - mild to hot. You can barely taste the pork belly. But if you absolutely love kimchee, go ahead and try this dish. 3.5/5\n\nJ Dog: Kompleto:\nGrilled Kosher hotdog, kimchee, American cheese on a grilled hotdog bun. A little bit on the salty side. I think an Asian slaw would add the tang this was lacking to cut down the saltiness. 3.5/5\n\nTapas here are from $4-9.50. Entrees from $8.50-15. They also have ramen and desserts.
__label__1 Simply the worst attempt at Mediterranean food I've tasted in years - or ever - there's just no Turkish food to be had here. \n\nNO MORE DONNER KABOB, they don't make it anymore and we had made a detour on the way to the airport for it. Not much else to chose from really\n\nOK, so I ordered a $10 Gyro platter, only this \"thing\" had never gyrated. Instead what I got were paper thin slices of frozen lamb baloney, greasy too. My wife asked if it was fried Spam. It did look and taste like fried luncheon meat. Even the rice was uneatable, and the two small grape leaves which came with it weren't even as good as the canned ones we buy at Agora.  Just awful, avoid!\n1 star\n\nThe other dish was the appetizer sampler, unimpressive considering it's $11. There was two really hard and bland falafels totally meh I only took a bite and lost interest. A bit of hummus which tasted nothing like a hummus only garlic and oil, my wife thought that possibly they didn't use chickpeas in both the hummus and the falafel. Again a bit of babaganoush, was tasty, very smokey but I didn't mind, and the tabouli was passable. \n2 stars because I didn't die \n\nDesert? They're out of Baklava and didn't suggest anything else, we had a plane to catch so that's it. I didn't see ANY of the items that previous Yelpers had taken pictures of and got the feeling the owner has given up.
__label__0 No star would be better, horrible customer service in the \"SERVICE\" department, and walk-ins not accepted. Stopped there several times staff not helpful, in fact they seemed annoyed by my questions. Was prepared to wait for an oil change (realizing that it was a Saturday and the snowbirds are still here) but was told that was not an option.  No wonder Chrysler in financial hurt, next time I buy American I'm buying a Chevy or Ford!
__label__0 Took my jeep in for a repair in march on  a tuesday afternoon and it was not looked at until friday! \nGot an appointment for a monday at 7:00 to get my transmission checked out. Explained to the service writer my previous experience of waiting and she assured me it would not happen with her! Wednesday at noon it STILL had not been checked out so I picked it up and took it elsewhere! WILL NOT BE BACK!
__label__4 What does a chef, such as Gordon Ramsay, recipient of 14 Michelin stars, three for his flagship London restaurant alone, serves at his new venture in Montreal, a city renowned for its famous chefs and restaurants?\n\nChicken!  BBQ chicken, to be precise!\n\nTurns out chef Ramsay took over a space formerly occupied by a decades-old BBQ joint, the Laurier BBQ, and revamped the old building, giving it new life with a makeover complete with some very young, attentive, and attractive staff, as well as, modern fixtures and equipment.\n\nYet, he kept the old menu with rotisserie chicken as the primary focus.  You can also order other comfort-food items such as burgers, grill-cheese sandwich, etc.,with the most expensive items being a whole chicken for $32 and a 16-oz ribeye for $28.  Thats a steal, in my mind.\n\nI managed to make a reservation a couple of weeks ago from Calgary.  They'll only take reservations for groups of six or more.  Everyone else will just have to wait.\n\nWhen we arrived this evening, there were already a dozen or more people waiting for tables.  We were sat right away with water offered from milk bottles that had cucumber slices in them. I couldn't taste the cucumber but it was a nice touch anyways.  Also at each table was a jar of dill pickles which  you help yourself to while you wait for your food.  Some complimentry home-made potato chips also arrived in a wax-paper cone.  They were all good.\n\nWe had half chicken (double legs), BBQ back ribs, and fish and chips. The chicken was incredibly tender and moist without being greasy at all.  That's a very tough thing to do.  It also came with the best fries that I've had yet on this trip.  The coleslaw was pleasant.  It was fresh and crunchy and not tart or sour at all.  At first glance, the greyish gravy looked thin and tasteless but it turned out to be packed with flavour.  It was more a jus than the spicy thick gravy you'd usually find at other BBQ joints.  The ribs were succulent but it only came with the home-made chips.  We ordered a side of mac and cheese but it was only ok.  The fish was nicely battered and came with those great fries.\n\nFor dessert, we had a tart tatin, grilled pineapple rings with ice-cream, and maple creme brulee.  The desserts were all good with the brulee being the favorite among the table.\n\nFive mains, one side, three desserts, three beers, one pop, three coffees all for $155.00 before tip!  That's for a Gordon Ramsay restaurant!\n\nGordon Ramsay is one smart cookie.  He has enough cache and street cred to do anything he wants.  He's talented enough to be able to serve anything he wants.  Yet he's shrewed enough to know that what people really want from the Laurier is BBQ chicken, as they have for decades.  \n\nSo rather than re-invent the wheel, he instead improves it by taking a dated business thats probably seen better days and turning it into a redux version thats modern and approachable at the same time.  I mean they have a kids menu, offer take-out, and they even deliver.  \n\nNow if I can just figure out how to get them to deliver to Calgary........
__label__2 The grub experience was better before the takeover/makeover...but it is a very nice place to snag a drink at the little bar.  I'd go back for a bar lunch by myself.
__label__1 I came in on a Saturday afternoon roughly around 430, and I wanted to get the diamond wash (which is $40). I was instructed by the help that it would take apx 45-60 minutes to accomplish my wash. I was summoned about 30 minutes later stating that the car was complete.\n\nUpon tipping the kid and driving off i noticed that none of the windows had been wiped off, the trash that I instructed the kid to get out was still in my car, and the trunk was not vacuumed as promised.\n\nThe manager was happy to resolve my issue and he gave me a 2 dollar off coupon and was attempting to send me on my way except the fact that he misplaced my keys. 5 minutes later I'm able to finally leave.\n\nIf you're going to spend 40 bucks on a detail it should be right and not halfway done. Be careful with this business!!
__label__3 Great Carwash. My car looked very nice when they were finished. The staff was nice and helpful. Loved the free air freshener for checking in and a great yelp deal on top of that. They seem very thorough on the cleaning on the interior and the outside of my car was shining and bright when they finished. I definitely recommend this carwash and will be back in the future.
__label__4 Man this is place is amazing! I got the Diamond wash and it was worth every penny! The guy that finished cleaning my car had a broken finger and he scrubbed this weird grime that was chillin on the inside of my car door that another car wash place quoted me $200 to clean and he did it for FREE! He said he wanted to make a good first impression. He had a freakin broken finger! What an amazing dude. Really, he did not have to do that but I appreciate that he did. Also, I have a son, he's 2 and very restless right now so their waiting area is perfect! Cause I got to sit in their comfy couch eating yummy snacks while my son plays in their kiddy area. I definitely will be back! Super family friendly and the guys there are awesome.
__label__2 Once you step into this place you are amazed at the money and creativity they put into this place. I totally could live in Lady Silvia and make is a batchelor pad loft, just by moving a few pieces of furniture out to make room for my bed. This place is super rad inside. The bartenders are great and very much good at sitting and talking to you and remembering your name and shaking your hand when you come in. The things that give it only 3 stars are the PRICE OF DRINKS, the gaming in the top of the bar and the never ending \"soft openings\". I wish they would just have the dadgum grand opening already!! The drinks are twice the price of the drinks at Artifice 3 blocks away and the table top gaming is irritating because it's what I DON'T want to see in an artsy fartsy bar in the Arts District. They are just in the way of putting your drinks down and all the times I've been in there I've not once seen someone playing on them. I usually bring friends in here to show them how awesome it is in there, have one drink ( because of the high prices) and then head on down the road to Artifice or Dino's where my booze money can go 2 to 4 times the distance. I would give this place a SOLID 5 stars if they would do away with the gaming and lower the drink prices. Just saying my piece Mike and Sam, you guys have a great bar. Just needs those tweaks to make it what it needs to be and to get it totally packed.
__label__1 I really was hoping to like this place. I live downtown so any new addition to my neighborhood is welcome.\n\nThe good: gorgeous bar. Nice looking crowd. Decent music.\n\nThe bad: Completely lackadaisical staff. It wasn't busy.  We sit at the bar. Over 10 minutes before a bartender even notices us because she's busy socializing. Second round of drinks? Didn't happen. We got bored waiting and left.\n\nYou go to bars that are twice as busy downtown like the Griffin or Artifice and those bartenders work it. I'm not seeing that here.\n\nNOTE: here's no sign and it's next to Global Salon, if that helps.
__label__0 I've never reviewed a place, but the service was awful. We were never told the appetizers, or properly greeted. When our server came to our table she said \"what do you want for dinner?\". No table clearing, no water refills, we had to flag our server down for everything. We were excited to try this local restaurant, unfortunatly we will never return.
__label__3 I love the Chicken kebab plate... it is awesome, the flavor, portion it's all there :)\n\nThey charge to use your card... I'm not a fan .. so I call for delivery when I have cash... for principal, they have very long delivery times like an hour... they say 20 min but it's an hour so call before your hungry....other than that pretty good.
__label__0 We have ordered delivery from Sofia's 8 times now through Eat24Hours. This last order was now the 6th time the restaurant has failed to read directions on our order. Sometimes certain items in my order are just simply not delivered at all. Sofia's doesn't seem to be able to put their heads on straight, so we're taking our business elsewhere. So sick of your screw-ups! Cya!
__label__1 I am really disappointed when I got my Thursday special (which was 8 piece chicken wings w/ french fries and a soda) there was no sauce on the wings when I order mild, and the wings did not look delicious at all. I'm kind of scared to eat them. They do have good pizza but I was so disappointed when I got my wings.
__label__2 The Pros: Inexpensive menu, fresh food, great malts, clean restaurant, friendly smiling employees, pepper bar. \n\nCons: Stale and not creative dining area, awkward layout in the dining room, seen before menu options, pre-made salad dressings.\n\nGood for a quick burger. In my opinion there are other burger options in town that I prefer.
__label__3 Came here for lunch with some work colleagues, where the parking spaces were scarce due to a small lot. I had the double charburger with cheese, onion rings and a drink for just under 9 bucks. The onion rings were good size, sweet and extra crispy; you can go wrong for under two bucks. The burger was good and definitely better when loaded. The place was packed so we had to wait about 15 minutes to get our food. Its worth coming back, just not during the lunch rush.
__label__3 Most friendly restaurant I have been to in a LONG time. Got the double burger and fries. Very juicy and the perfect size. Only downside was I prefer to have my patties cooked more well done. Much to pink. Fries were great, my dad loved the onion rings. Very well priced. I appreciate that for my vegetarian brother, they cook all their veggie patties on a separate flat grill with the buns. I feel like a lot of places don't pay attention to things like that. Lots of choices for non-burgers, Ahi Tuna steak and chicken sandwiches even salads. Great little neighborhood burger joint. Can't wait to come back and try something else
__label__4 This place is fantastic.  The staff is extremely friendly, the food tastes authentic, and the prices are extremely good for what you get.  4.50 for a burrito with chips/salsa included...can't get much better than that.  I'd recommend trying the quesadilla's there. They make their own tortillas and it really is a one of a kind meal.
__label__4 Very good and authentic.
__label__4 LOVE this place. Don't let its small size or hole-in-the-wall style intimidate you. Their steak burritos are the best in town (in my opinion). Great value (burrito and chips are under $6) when weighting portions, price, and quality. And you get fresh, warm, homemade chips and their own unique salsa free with every burrito order. Their service is quick and their staff is friendly. \n\nTownies know to call ahead and order your food if you are going to do takeout. Then when you get there you can just walk right in, pay, and leave! If your in Chambana and havent tried this place you are missing out!
__label__2 I came here on a Saturday for lunch and it was packed so we took our food to go. By the time I was able to eat my torta ahogada, it had already soaked up all the spicy sauce it was swimming in and was soggy and quickly disintegrating. Normally I'm pretty tolerant to spicy foods but all I could taste was spicy. My friend got 3 fish tacos, which were super tiny. He was still hungry afterwards so he had san other full meal. Overall, it did not live up to all the good reviews I kept reading about on Yelp.
__label__2 My boyfriend and I lived here three years. The apartment itself was very nice and one of the biggest one bedrooms in the area. I also thought the complex was very nice looking, although the back pool could've been kept up better. The lightrail was very convenient for school. We didn't hear about the freight train that goes right behind the building until after we signed the lease. And with our building being right in the back it was a nuisance. \nThe staff is what kills it. They were absolutely terrible from the first day we moved in. Our rent kept getting raised substantially. During our last year I went in to pay rent and she told me I was a penny under. (The numbers ended in 5 so I told her it was impossible to be 89 cents instead of 90...did the math again and still wrong) Next month we go in (same amount on the checks as last month) and we're 10 cents over. We had to sit down and ask them what our rent was because the staff can't add. \nI applied to work in the front office and did not get hired. The hiring manager told me she wanted to hear things like \"punctual\" instead of \"I can sell.\" Duh? I handed a guy my rent checks and he looked at me and said \"What's this for?\" Really??? At one point they said my boyfriend was no longer on the lease. Huh???? No reason as to why. So the staff is a bunch of incompetent college kids who wanted free rent. I was also afraid we wouldn't get our deposit back because it sounds like most people don't, but fortunately we did. \nAlso, the security makes you feel like you're the problem instead of watching the complex. I took my dog out at night and the security guy stood there (while on his phone) and watched me the whole time, even walked around to the stairs to watch me go into my apartment. They also stop and watch you get out of your car and into your apartment. Dude, if I drove in I'm probably fine! There are generally people in the dumpsters or behind them, and the front gate is NEVER closed. When it is, retarded college kids push it open causing it to break. Happens every single time the gate is closed. Carry your damn gate card with you!!! Also, the gate code thing barely works. I typed in my own and it didn't even recognize my name. And when it did, it didn't work. Waste of money. \nOverall, nice area, nice apartment, terrible staff. I'm now renting a three bedroom house that is $100 more than the one bedroom at Apache Station. What does that tell you?
__label__4 We ended up coming here to eat on a Friday evening after discovering our favorite gyro place on 35th Ave & Bell had been shut down.  We had driven by many times and heard many reviews, so decided to try it.\n\nThe lady who greeted us was friendly and chatty and and took our orders immediately.  There was only one other table occupied.  We ordered the appetizer sampler which came with hummus (awesome!!) falafel (double awesome!!) and dolmas (amazing!!) along with warm pita.  A short time later our entrees came out; I had the lamb gyro with fries, my wife the chicken schwarma with fries and my daughter the beef schwarma with fries.  Everything was hot and fresh and very tasty. Then came the baklava!!  Huge slices of baklava that were to die for.  I have been stationed in the Middle East and this is as good as any food I have had overseas.  The owner spent a lot of time chatting with us; she really made us feel welcome, more as if we were at her home for a meal rather than in a retaurant.  We waddled out, and for all the food we ate it was $39.00.  Well worth the trip and I'll be back soon...
__label__3 BEST Scwerma Sandwich YET in Phx area!!!\nand friendly owner....\nRelaxed, cozy, homemade.\nDefinitely will be back.
__label__1 The food was good but the service was not... This was only the second time to Englishes however, it was the last. Both times the same server inflated the bill by over $20 Does she really think we will keep coming back if she keeps overcharging. I don't see how they will be open much longer with the way they run this place. For now I will stay away!
__label__1 Made reservations for 3 people for the Sunday Morning brunch.  Looking at the reviews you should see a common thread, the food is good if sometimes inconsistent, the service in horrendous.  Not bad, really horrendous, as in stupendously  bad.  Bad in a way you really dont want to use the word bad, it deserves so much worse.\n\nWe showed up at 11:50 for our 12 o'clock reservation we then had the opportunity to stare at the reservation desk for 5 minutes because the woman who was supposed to be the hostess was nowhere to be found.  Finally got sat down as the hostess was talking on the phone while trying to seat us, oh such spectacular manners.  After being sat down bartender came and asked us if we would like drinks.  Explained that we would like the Champagne and Trifle special.  He left our iced tea showed up five minutes later.  Our server took our order of the Sampler Appetizer and brunch items and then wait began...the long long wait.  \n\nAfter waiting 25 minutes no sign of the bartender and someone we hadn't seen before brought out a salad...no sampler platter, but a salad...that no one ordered.  So I'm at 25 minutes no iced tea left, sitting on the patio thinking something to drink might be nice.  My favorite smarmy bartender walks by and I ask him about the champagne ordered almost 30 minutes prior.  \"Well you aren't qualified for that special\", now let's discount the fact that I spent six years in college so I'm generally able to read simple offers with no assistance.  My friendly bartender obviously was not that intelligent.  Explaining to him the offer and the fact that I did indeed qualify for it I would like it fulfilled he left, as he left I asked to speak to the manager.  7 minutes later out he comes...I of course still dont have the appetizer that was order over 30 minutes  earlier.  I get an apology and an excuse from him, I really wasn't in the mood for either.  The last thing I want to hear is \"Well I just got in\" a much more acceptable response would have been \"You should not have to deal with these kind of issues when choosing to dine here.  I will make sure that everything is taken care of for you.\"  That could have salvaged the entire meal.\n\nAt this point I just assumed that Mr \"I just got here\" Manager would make sure everything else was going to be smooth.  I overestimated his ability to run a restaurant.  My wife went without anything to drink for over 10 minutes.  We finally received our food 48 minutes after sitting down.  Not bad if we were ordering something more complex than a filet sandwich with greens or fish and chip sliders.  Of course the side of curry sauce I ordered could not be delivered with my meal.  Instead I waited another 7 minutes for that and they still managed to still charge me an extra dollar for a sauce for my cold fries.\n\nGenerally the theme for this meal was the food was ok, when it was delivered correctly.  The service in case I forgot to mention it....was horrid, I would use a different word that horrid if I could find one that would turn my stomach dealing with the complete incompetence I had to deal with.\n\nIf after reading this you choose to eat at English's Quintessentially Slow Gastro Pub (I stole the \"Quintessentially Slow\" part from a friend of mine who happens to be a genius) I hope your experience is better than mine because I'm fairly certain it could not be worse.  I forgot the cherry on top of this experience was the Bartender telling me taking care of drinks wasn't his job.\n\nUpdate- ** I have great respect for an organization that states \"Our goal is to provide the kind of unique and genuine sort of personal care and attention that our customers tell stories about\" That certainly was not my experience on Sunday as reflected in my review.  What also is not stated in that review is the spot note I received from the owner after reading my review.  Too often restaurants are way too quick to offer free drinks or meals to compensate for problems and layer apologies on top of that.  What I have found is sadly lacking is someone willing to take accountability of problems.  In this instance Jacob at English's has risen far above his peers.  Hopefully I will in the future have an opportunity to dine at English's and have an experience that I can \"tell stories about\"  At the least I am now convinced that at least one person at English's understands and has a passion for the food service industry.
__label__1 Sorry to give this place such a low rating.  I really wanted to like it but impossible with their food and service.  We went there twice to give it a try.  On our second visit we tried English's advertised Thursday night special posted on their website and on facebook.  Curry, naan, paps, and wine or beer for $10 total.  Hard to beat, huh?  Except when the food comes out, no naan.  Really, that's a main side to curry.  I told the waitress they forgot it and she said that they decided to stop serving it because their prices had gone up.  Really?  Then why don't you take it off the menu.  I was shocked.  I think I would have been happier to think they burned it and couldn't serve it rather than a bait and switch deal.  EQB might be 5 minutes from my house but I won't set foot in their again.  Almost forgot, had to ask for wine three times.
__label__2 When the words \"Quintessentially British\" are part of your name, the place is serving itself up to locals to comment, \"I went to the Olympics in 2012, and THIS is not British,\" or for visiting Brits to say, \"Well if this is how they interpret our food and drink, then thank the Lord we gave up this country after the Revolutionary War.\" \n\nLuckily for this joint, I have neither visited our home fries across the Atlantic, nor am I a loyal subject to the British Commonwealth, so this review is strictly of my experience. I met up with two friends for a post-work beverage on the terrace, which overlooks the lawned park in the center of Town Square. We ordered the chip curry, which was fries done just right with a sweet curry dipping sauce, and the salmon crostini, essentially lox on toasted bread. \n\nThe service was there whenever we seemed to need it, but otherwise behind the scenes the remainder of the time. The food wasn't the most spectacular (is British food ever?), but I'd come back to the terrace to relax and chat over drinks!
__label__4 My husband and I were doing some shopping and decided to grab a bite to eat. I love tea so we chose English's for our meal. We had two waitresses and both of them were incredibly kind and down to Earth. Not like many places where you're made to feel like you're an inconvenience. We ate exclusively off the happy hour menu and were delighted with the prices. The food was so delicious!! Fresh and full of flavor...not greasy at all. The chips and curry appetizer was amazing! Unfortunately we were too full to even try any desserts. I had the Jasmine tea and it was heavenly! It was the perfect temperature. We couldn't get enough so our waitress kindly brought us a cup to go. Oh, and don't miss out on the Poutine!
__label__1 We'll... thought I'd try Todd English's Pub At Town Square. Not only was my daughter's pork belly under cooked, my husbands mashed potatoes were cold and my Fish & Chips - don't get me started. Fish cold in the middle. Not only did \"chef/manager\" make an excuse - I had to wait until everyone else was done eating to get mine. But hey he gave me the option of a free drink AFTER we were done or $2.60 off of my meal!!  Todd English would be appalled!
__label__0 We went to English today for tea.  There was a small group of people standing at the entrance, and they informed us that although they had called twice to check on hours, they were not being seated because a private party was there, and the waiter told them they could not let them in until that party had been served.  I peaked in and saw there was a group that took up about 1/4 of the restaurant, and also noted that there were 3 waiters and a bartender just standing there. So I said that it looked like they had plenty of help, so why can't we be seated?  The answer we were given was that there was not enough kitchen help.  The one lady asked for the manager and we were told the manager was not there, so she asked for his/her card, which took several minutes to produce. They left, we left, and the two parties behind us left.  We come in from Boulder City just to have tea now and then, but we never were treated like this before.  It appeared they had plenty of wait staff, why didn't they add kitchen staff as well?  The manager should have been there helping!\nBig disappointment, WONT BE BACK!!!
__label__4 Goods service, good prices and my nails look good too. Went in for a spa pedicure and 45 mins later I was a happy gal. They did a wonderful job. I would really recommend this place if you're in the area and looking for a new nail place.
__label__4 The moment Pha started on my pedicure, I knew it'd be great. She was very friendly and patient. She was meticulous and took her time which makes me feel important, as a client. Yen painted my nails and she did an amazing job. I'm a perfectionist when it comes to the color covering every edge of my nails and she did just that without me mentioning a thing. This is hands down the best mani/pedi I've ever gotten. Pleasantly surprised and super happy.
__label__3 At one of the Yelp events in Las Vegas earlier this month, Sin City Wings was on hand, giving out samples of their chicken wings and pot stickers.  While this was an uncommon duo, they worked very well together, especially with their sweet Bobby Q sauce (names after their own Chef Bobby).  I will say that the chicken wing tasted a little better than the pot sticker, but I would eat either of them again in a heartbeat.
__label__4 Toni&Guy Academy in Scottsdale deserves the highest rating for their professionalism, incomparable ambiance and style overall. I am \"50&Fabl's/lol\" mature age lady and my hair is very long down to my waist line. I've visited the Academy for the first time in December 2011 to get highlights and cut. From the very first moment  when you enter , you're surrounded by absolutely amazing, artistic  and upscale salon. You'll be greeted and welcomed  immediately by very \"Chic\" and professional students.   It took less than 5 minutes when Kelly, my hairdresser ,directed me to her chair. She was very attentive, kind and very professional.  I've never seen and experienced such a detailed approach taken to the task of highlighting of my hair. She didn't hesitate  to discuss every little step with myself and introduced me to the General Manager/ Instructor AK. Kelly's work was a \"masterpiece\"; the foils were put so precisely, that  I even took a picture of it. AK offered me a wonderful espresso and assisted Kelly in her work till she was finished. After many years I felt so confident and  trusted AK in changing  of my hair style.  I couldn't be happier with the results. I felt pampered like a queen,  and knew right away that , Toni&Guy Academy  would be the only place, where I'll be doing my hair from now on. Last week I was in the area and needed just to trim my banks. Without having a chance of setting an  appointment, AK made himself available within few minutes,  and personally trimmed my banks! Wow! Another proof of an absolute professional approach. I shared my wonderful experiences with my coworker Debbie, and she's definitely booking her first appointment there within few weeks. My 20 years old son, who doesn't \"trust\" anyone to touch his hair,  is coming for his haircut this Friday. The \"word of mouth\" is still  the most powerful tool in the business Today!  Thank you again!!Jitka Benoit, Luxury Property Consultant, Supreme Auctions,Scottsdale, AZ.
__label__4 Susan saved the day for my 10 year old son. My son's Little League Jersey was an Adult medium and he wears a Youth medium. The Jersey was given to him on a Thursday night and he needed it Saturday morning for Team pictures. I contacted Susan and my son and I went and met her on Friday morning. By Friday evening the Jersey was fixed and looked better than it did when we first got it. She even did some extra work for my sons comfort. Susan is the BEST I have even worked with.
__label__1 Le plus grand pub sportif que j'ai connu sans aucun doute! C'est fou le nombre de bars et d'\u00e9crans g\u00e9ants qui permettent aux gens de regarder en m\u00eame temps du golf, du football, du baseball, du soccer et la course d'auto! Et si le sport ce n'est pas votre genre, il y a aussi pas mal de machines \u00e0 sous. Le menu est simple, pas cher et la nourriture est correcte. Ils n'ont que la Keith's en f\u00fbt :( et les autres bi\u00e8res sont pas mal g\u00e9n\u00e9riques (Bud, Molson, etc.) Je ne ferai pas un autre d\u00e9tour pour y aller SAUF....si les Canadiens font une meilleure job cette ann\u00e9e, peut-\u00eatre que j'irai pour voir y un match. L'ambiance qui doit y avoir doit \u00eatre spectaculaire quand c'est rempli!
__label__3 Good sports bar lacking in beer selection but all in all cheap greasy food to soak up the booze and if u got a itchy finger to win the got the vlts too
__label__4 Everybody that knows me will tell you the tI love a great burger. I love them even more if they are cheap!\n\nThat being said, I have to give a big tip of the hat to this great little burger joint called Flame Burger.\n\nI saw this place pop up on a channel 3 segment high lilting the arrival of Flame Burger to the SE valley and the burgers looked great. All fresh ingredients and I love the cross cut french fries.\n\nSo off I went to Flame Burger the next day to try them out.\n\nIt was a great experience. the meat was of good quality and all of the add on ingredients were crisp veggies and soft fresh bun.\n\nThey also have a little seasoning on the meat that is kind of like a peppercorn seasoning. It kicks up the heat just a tad and adds some flavor. It was really, really good. The meat patty was also like a 1/2 pound and more than adequate size, almost too much.\n\nThere is also a sauce they make there that's like a southwest spicy ranch. Good with the fries but what I did was put the sauce on the burger and it gave it a great spicy juicy flavor.\n\nI like to compare to In-N-Out because they also use fresh ingredients and have the system down. I have to honestly say this was more burger and better for the same amount of money.\n\nIf I had to choose between the two, I would go with Flame Burger.\n\nGo try it out!\n\n~Stew Keene~
__label__1 i love good burgers and this place didnt meet my expectations what so ever. Was not even as spicy as i would have liked. If i return ill try the jalapeno burger for sure.
__label__4 I tried this place out with a friend because I heard they had AWESOME red velvet waffles! unfortunately we came to late for the waffles BUT we tried other menu items such as there fried green tomatoes with pimento cheese , chicken loli-pops , and chicken sandwich with sweet potato waffle fries EVERYTHING WAS PHENOMENAL! the whole time I was eating I was thinking I cant wait to yelp about this food! Im already making plans to try this restaurant again in the very near future! take it from me try this place out you wont be disappointed =)
__label__4 Excellent options for breakfast, lunch or dinner. To some it may seem a bit pricey but I don't mind paying a little more for  food with an emphasis on fresh ingredients.  My girlfriend and I have eaten here several times and we always come away impressed. We love the Fat Tire mussels, Ahi tuna salad, Terrace fried chicken and perhaps my favorite is the San Francisco chicken sandwich with sweet potato waffle fries. Definitely worth a try!
__label__3 Went twice recently, once for dinner and once for brunch. Did NOT have Red Velvet waffles--much as I love sweets, the very notion of those waffles makes me queasy--but all at my table ordered either breakfast or lunch items and all were quite pleased. My omelette was well-made, just enough without being the gluttonous portion some restaurants feel obligated to serve. \n\nThe dinner was likewise done well and all in our party were pleased. I did order one of the desserts, which took an inordinately long time to arrive at the table and was still cold from the fridge and more than a little dry (a coconut cake). I wouldn't order a dessert again, knowing now that they're pre-fab and sitting around in the freezer until ordered, but I also don't hold that against them.\n\nService was better at dinner than brunch but both servers were pleasant, engaging and professional. \n\nWe will definitely return, which is not what we said long ago when we last left the old Village Bistro. I think we will begin to incorporate this into a dinner-and-a-movie evening routine, which includes the Ballantyne movie theater upstairs (and which requires a whole different review).
__label__4 I came back to try the Red Velvet Waffle and chose grits as my side. The cream cheese drizzle is definitely what harmonizes the dish. If you haven't had the chance, free up some time and give this place a try. LOVE TERRACE CAFE!\n\nSee delicious photo.. NOW :)
__label__2 I believe I have tried the 'breakfast casserole' for the last time. (Sadly) I tried it for one final time for breakfast a few days ago (July 2014) and it was presented to me in this huge gigantic blob, it was hard and it was cold... I sent it back but with no further luck, I took the rest home and gave it to my dogs. What used to be a hot delicious delicate flaky casserole that melted in your mouth has now become a nightmare. I will not be ordering it from the menu anymore, in fact, I recommend that they take it off of the menu.... Somewhere out there is some great chef that obviously does not work at Terrace Cafe anymore!
__label__1 Always have had good experience here but not tonight, dinner with group of friends had abysmal service. First waiter forgot our table and second waitress had a poor attitude when asked about very late food. Food was OK but definitely not as good as in the past.
__label__1 On vacation and was looking for some fast Chinese food to take out. Didn't have time yelp.. But, ended up here. I wish I did yelp before heading inside here. \n\nWas greeted by a 12 year old boy playing his gameboy or something like that? Then, we approach the counter for a menu and were greeted by a not so friendly 20 year girl. Probably the owners daughter? \n\nI place my order for 6 people.. And spent about $60 worth of food! Then, I saw a coupon for free sesame chicken if you spent more then $50 dollars. Bought it to the girl attention and she got a bit rude. \n\nThe food wasn't all that. It was a bit bland. I wish it was more authentic, and not so chewy. They provide you with a lot of meat.. But, not enough rice for 6 people, a tiny portion! The inside of the restaurant was a bit clean and it was empty? Who knows? But, the reviews on here are definitely true. \n\nFood- 2 out 5 \nService- 1 out 5\nCleanliness- 3 out of 5
__label__1 It's way out in the boonies next to Nellis AFB, but we got a 2 BR suite for the same price of a Motel 6 near the Strip. It's an extended stay hotel, so there's a full kitchen and roomy walk-in closets. The mattresses are hard, but I slept well. They give you coffee for your room. Too bad the coffee maker was missing. I've always wondered about the type of people who steal coffee makers from hotels. Don't they worry about other people's germs or the exorbitant fee they'll be charged when the maids discover that it's missing?\n\nDog friendly, but you pay a $28 non-refundable fee per dog per day, with a maximum of 2 dogs. \n\nThe hotel is dated, but it is as clean as an in-refurbished Motel 6. They give you a password for free wifi for one device. The beds are hard, but whatevs. The cable has a lot of channels and because it was a suite the tv had a couch and coffee table.\n\nThere's nothing in the neighborhood, but right in front of the hotel is 25, a club that does karaoke and serves food 24 hrs a day. I'm guessing that the bar services the off duty soldiers, so you'll hear people chatting and loitering in the parking lot when they shut down the karaoke at 1am because they just don't want the party to end. It was a little worrisome, since our room was right next door, but we survived. \n\nIn spite of all that, my mom thought it was nice considering what we paid, and we're used to 4 star hotels. She might just have been impressed with the size of the suite.
__label__1 Twice in the last 4 trips to JJs we got home and the sub didn't have the toppings we asked for. Second time it happened we called to complain and they insisted it was our fault. They told us we could drive it back and they would give us a new one. No thanks, won't ever be driving back there.
__label__4 I don't often give five stars but Paletas Betty is a wonderful addition to the Mill avenue experience - fresh Latin American frozen treats on a stick made with fresh fruits and nuts and spices, what is not to love, especially when the prices is only about $3. I had the banana foster one today made with rum and cinnamon and the one with roasted pecans is an experience unto itself. Because they use fresh fruits the types of Paletas change based on what is in season, which is a nice touch and a good way to make sure there is always something new to check out. By the way, the little bit in the right hand corner is from the mold they use and indicates, I think, that they are home-made.Whatever they are, they are really good.\n\nBy the way, to get the plastic sheath off, tug upward a little bit on each side of the Paleta to separate it from the cover and then pull it off, then enjoy! :-)
__label__3 Think very yummy popsicles. They have many unique flavors that change regularly.  I tried the arroz con leche. It tasted like horchata. I liked it so much that i wanted to try another flavor. I got pecan. The pecan had a ton of pecans in it, which gave it a lot of texture and crunchiness. When you come here, you'll have a hard time deciding too. Have everyone in your party get a different flavor and share.
__label__2 Stopped by here to get a drink before eating out. The place was loud, very loud. Loud from people shouting at the big screens (not sure, something with men on ice skates!), loud from birthday parties all over the place, and loud from the loud music playing. \nIt's mainly a gin bar, so don't expect anything exciting about their beer menu, but their gin and gin cocktails menu is attractive. We tried the one with the Quebec gin (Ungava) and maple syrup and even though I'm not much into gin, I really liked it (but then put maple syrup into anything and I will love it!)\nIt's a bit on the expensive side - 20$ for a beer and a cocktail (I will never, and I mean never, get around to having to add taxes and tips everywhere here!) - but the service was great. The waitress was obviously running between those big parties tables flagging here at every chance but still managed to take care of us in due time.\nGlad I went as we've been meaning to try it since the day we moved in the area though :-)
__label__2 If you like sourdough, this is the place to be! The soup is really delish too! I had the \"sourdough\" which had 3 different types of meat in it. Not too shabby but I'll stick to my Subway. Will I come here again? Most likely. And when I do, I'm going to get the turkey. You can never go wrong with the gobble gobble.
__label__3 This Oregano's location is like the Anti-Oregano's of the Phoenix area.  It is very spacious, there's a lot of available parking, and when I was here there wasn't a long wait for seating.  The food is like any other Oregano's location: Tasty with large portions.  I'm still a bit dubious of the notion of \"Chicago thin-crust pizza,\" when I'm so used to Chicago deep dish, and also the fact that the pizza looks like a St. Louis style Imo's Pizza with different cheese.  But, no matter what you get, rest assured you won't leave starving!  \n\nI've had pizzas, pizookies, various appetizers, and sandwiches here, and for the most part I've been pretty satisfied with the food.  My latest order was the veggie sandwich, which came with large slices of marinated portabella mushroom, cheese, tomatoes, basil, and lettuce.  Even though I ordered the junior size, it was still a hefty portion and I could only finish half of it!  The sweet potato fries were interesting in that they were dusted with cinnamon, adding a sweet dessert-like element to them.\n\nOur server was great and provided refills as needed.  I would say out of all the locations, this one is probably the best one!
__label__3 In town visiting a college on Jan. 3rd, 2013.  Hotel person recommended Oregano's so we thought we would give it a try.  We were pleasantly surprised.  Our waitress was very good - Sarah.  I had the turkey and provolone sandwich, my husband had the Italian sandwich and my daughter had the garlic chicken lasagne.  If we lived here we could eat there again but alas there is no Oreganos in Fresno, CA.
__label__1 This review is for the location on Elliot only.  My husband and I visited and ordered the root beer float (there is alcohol in this) and a Diet Pepsi (seriously, Pepsi?  Get it together and put some Coke on the menu).  Root Beer Float was good, tasted like a root beer float, but managed to look like a glass of dirty milk.  Pepsi tasted like the fountain used water from the toilet.  \n\nDinner!  Yay!  Wait, noooooo.  Husband ordered the Chicken Parm and I ordered the stuffed rigatoni.  Both of these dishes came out with about a cup of fresh parsley sprinkled all over them.  Like the garnish, and literally a whole cup of it.  They also cut the stems up on it, but I'll get to that in a minute.  Lets start with the CHICKEN PARM.  First of all, it was a big breast of chicken, not a formed and processed patty of chicken asslips and beak.  The pasta with it was cooked only to the point of not crunchy.  And after the first bite my husband looked at me and said \"this tastes like they boiled the pasta in dirty water\".  I have to say, I don't think it was the pasta, I think it is their sauce.  My rigatoni tasted funny.  The ricotta inside was creamy and tasted good, but I couldn't put my finger on what tasted funny.  Then, just as I had figured it out, I felt something hard and crunchy in my mouth. A HARD AND CRUNCHYTHING IN MY RIGATONI?  Did I lose a tooth?  Was it a bug?  Oh, it was just a huge chunk of parsly stem.  There was so much of this crunchy parsley stem in the dish and the taste of the sauce was horrible, I couldn't eat it.  The manager came out (I hate when this happens, I'm not trying to get a free meal, I just don't like the food.  Get over it).  She offered to make us a pizza.  The Chicago Style I saw at the next table looked good, but I was told that takes 40-50 mintues to bake.  SIgh, we got a small cheese and pepperoni thin crust.  \n\nThe pizza came out and it was just cheese.  The server that brought it informed us that the pepperoni was under the cheese.  I ate a piece and again, their sauce tastes like it was made with dirty tomatos from the garden, not good.  My husband choked down a few pieces of this and managed to find a piece of pepperoni under all that cheese.\n\nNeedless to say, I was upset as this location was not even close to the location in Tempe, or Camelback.  We won't go back and urge you to drive the extra 10 minutes eat at another one of their locations.
__label__4 I love, love, love me some  Oregano's and I'm so glad I live just a few miles away. Their salads, their sandwiches, appetizers, pizzas and pizookie dessert are all amazing. Serious grub, very affordable, huge portions, a fun atmosphere, super friendly wait staff...this place has it all.\n\nThe only negative I have ever had is just a personal preference. If you are in a mellow mood or looking for something more romantic on a date night, this isn't the spot. It's LOUD and pretty cramped full of tables, people and antique 'stuff.' Fun if you are in a social mood and don't mind your personal space being invaded often.
__label__2 I typically love Oregano's, but I like the one my fianc\u00e9 and I go to in Tucson. This one did not impress me at all. \nOur waiter was a little too pushy when it came to adding things onto our meal for an extra charge... We both ordered the Pasta Basta and I didn't want any meat on mine (I have a mainly vegetarian diet). After pushing me to order some meat, he made a snarky comment about me not eating any protein. \n\nAlso, there was a waitress there who was serving the table next to us. She was wearing extremely short shorts, to the point where I lost my appetite. Is there no dress code for the employees here?\n\nOverall, the food was good. First time trying the garlic bread and we ordered it with cheese... It was fantastic!
__label__2 This used to be my go-to for hot wings but lately I've noticed their \"BIG-ONES\" are much smaller and their hot sauce isn't as hot anymore.  I still go there for the convenience and the friendliness of the staff and most importantly the manager, but the cravings I have for their wings is slowly diminishing!! :(
__label__4 Coach Christa and Suzie are awesome with the Novice Girls! They are great at keeping the kids' attention and helping them progress! They have helped her in her confidence and patience!
__label__4 I used Lucky Me Pet Care last time I went out of town and they were great. The dogs were happy, they leave notes to update you on when they were there and what the dogs were doing. I felt very comfortable leaving them in the capable hands of Heather and her staff. They went on walks each day and got the attention they need. It's a much better alternative to having to board dogs when you go on vacation as they are in the comfort of their own home. Not to mention, it is much more affordable too!
__label__1 This place, y'all....\n\nI wanted it to be so much more. I'm even struggling to write about an experience because there really wasn't one.\n\nOkay, my first experience there was just for drinks. I ordered two drinks and each one of them was incorrect when I ordered them. One of them was a beer, not that difficult to me at least. Then I was charged for it which really irritated me. I will say they took off the incorrect drink no hassle, but still it's a nuisance. \n\nMy second experience was for lunch. I ordered the chicken chop salad. The salad was great. Everything was fresh and tasty, but man does the service suck. We were forced to sit at the bar because there were no tables available, however, they had plenty of seats. I know they use Open Table so maybe they had reservations, but not from what I saw.\n\nI just don't get this place. I'm not sure why it's named, \"Dahntahn\", but really doesn't reflect Pittsburgh inside. Don't get me wrong I hate how people will highlight the flaws in Pittsburgh by way of using some of the local language. I'm glad it has more of a 60's retro feel to it, but I just don't get it overall. What are they trying to do with the space? And there are way too many televisions in the bar. The space is too small for all of those television sets. I feel like I'm at a Best Buy when I sit there.\n\nThis restaurant does not reflect downtown or \"Dahntahn\" to me one bit.
__label__1 Arrival at this place found no customers there at 11:15 a.m., yet, we were asked if we had a reservation!  Really?  Will they be needed? \nI cannot excuse an empty restaurant that is slow to take a drink order!  Then our drinks (soda and water) arrived almost at the same time our meal arrived! \nI am a (non-fat) vegetarian, and there was little/no options--salads all had some kind of meat.  I opted for the \"special\" -- penna pasta with meatballs and asked for the meatballs to be packed to go, NO Parmesan on pasta.  My whole order came packed to go, fortunately the meatballs separate from the pasta.  I said I would eat it as is, but the host/manager(?) insisted he take it back.  He did.  It came back COVERED in parmesan, and he ran so fast I couldn't stop him to take it away.  Finally our waitress returned and took it back but complained to me that it was not her fault she had it written.  Somewhat apologetic.  The sauce was good.  No bread???  I did not ask for any, but thought a pasta dish should have some kind of bread along with it.  \nI truly do not get the Pittsburgh accent here.  I was born and raised in the 'burgh, but really do not like when people \"write\" in Pittsburghese....  the menu turned me OFF.  But even worse than the Pittsburghese was the lack of local favorites!  The menu should be flooded with pierogies, kielbasa, bologna, Isaly's chipped ham!  Come on!  Why name it Dahn Tahn and have nothing representative of Pittsburgh??\nThe decor is 50 -60's sock hop kind of thing.  Where is Pittsburgh in that?  I think they could do better.....\nSlightly high priced for offerings. \nService was mediocre, food was mediocre. (saw a review about their sweet potato burger, perhaps I will try again???)
__label__1 I could honestly review this place with a single word: underwhelmed. But, to be fair, I'll tell you why I feel that way.\n\nWe came here for 'brunch.' I use the term loosely, because although it was served on a Sunday morning, half of the elements that make brunch 'brunch' and not just 'breakfast' were absent (i.e. there was not a single lunch item available). This, in and of itself, is not a bad thing. We wouldn't have said, 'We're not going there!' if they had advertised it as breakfast, but we would have been more prepared for the short, single-page menu they offered.\n\nThe good: our server refilled our coffee and water as soon as they got low. The service was prompt. There was a TV playing a show about dogs! The pancakes were thin and very tasty.\n\nThe bad: Although they have a hostess stand at the front, there was no one standing there, and we were called to from across the bar (the far end of the bar, so across the room) to follow one of the servers, but the layout made it feel like we had somehow gone the wrong way around the bar. It was a little bit of an odd start. Then, we sat down and checked in on Yelp, and a check-in offer for free donut holes popped up. I showed our server when he came by, and he read the offer, which said 'in July' (we were there in December and the offer still popped up), so he said, \"I don't know what that is, but it says July, you'll have to find a newer offer.\" I tried to explain that the check-in offers pop up in the moment when you check in, but he said he couldn't do anything about it. Minor annoyance, but annoying nonetheless.\n\nThe food itself was not bad. The dippy eggs and toast were quite good, although my sausage links and potatoes were kind of cold. The pancakes were the real shining star of this meal though. They're marketed as 'pancrepes,' which is accurate: the thickness is somewhere between a crepe and a pancake.\n\nI want so much to like this place, but I feel like we've gotten off to a bad start. On Light Up Night, my husband tried to make us a reservation here prior to the start of the Light Up Night events. He called and was told we could get a table at 4:30pm, but that 'there would only be lunch options.' That was fine with us, the important thing was that we wanted to eat and have enough time to make it to a tree-lighting up the street at 5:45.\n\nWhen we got to the restaurant at 4:30, we were told there was 'no food' served until 5, and they couldn't imagine who gave us a reservation. The earliest they could seat us would be 5pm, but that would be too late for us to make the event we wanted to go to. If they had said, 'We don't take reservations until 5pm' when we initially called, we wouldn't have minded, we would just have come back on a different day. As it was though, we ended up missing dinner completely until long after the Light Up Night Festivities ended, as it was impossible to get a reservation anywhere else at that point.\n\nSo, we gave it the second chance for 'brunch' a couple of weekends ago, and we were still unimpressed. I feel like we'll probably give it one more shot sometime for lunch, because I want to try the pierogies (I have a thing with trying all the pierogies of every Pittsburgh restaurant!), but it kind of breaks my heart to have a place with so much potential disappoint.
__label__3 Like a few others have said, I was kind of nervous to go here bc of some of the reviews, but we had a great time!  The decor is really fun, our waiter was very nice and all of the food we got was excellent - I was with 3 other people and we all really loved our food, and the 2 desserts we got (the donuts were the best!).  The only things that weren't great were really the bar service - the drink menu is pretty small, and when we tried to order something off-menu it took literally 20 minutes for us to get our drinks - which were then not good, so we sent them back and asked for something else (a drink from the menu and a glass of wine); it again took 20 minutes for our drinks to get to our table.  So, that was a little annoying but the rest of the experience was great!  I will definitely go back.
__label__4 If you were ever even questioning eyelash extensions.. the answer is YES. Layla creates the most beautiful set of lusciously long lashes, they literally change the way you view yourself.  I got my very first set a few months ago and am completely obsessed. I wake up every morning feeling extra pretty. Not only is my morning make-up time cut in half, but the results are twice as nice ;) The lashes are soft and delicate, yet durable; these heavy-duty beauties even hold up in the ocean and swimming pool! I  am constantly receiving compliments on how precise and real they look. It makes me giggle when people tell me how long and beautiful my lashes are..although I sometimes find it slightly difficult to give up my little beauty secret, it is just too amazing not to share. Above all these exciting new things I have experienced after getting Winked, I love the fact that my boyfriend compliments on how amazing I look every single day. Do yourself a favor (and a big ego boost) \nYou won't be unimpressed!!
__label__4 After having a horrible experience a few years ago with lash extensions I was hesitant to try them again but after seeing Layla's work I decided to give it one more shot.  I've gone to see Layla two times now and I'm thrilled with my lashes.  The first time I went in we opted for a \"natural\" look.  I left looking like me but way better! As a first time lash wearer I was super paranoid and had tons of questions for Layla.  She answered every question I had at the appointment and responded to text questions quickly! My initial appointment lasted two hours, which seems like a long time but Layla made the experience go very quickly, she plays great soothing music, and explains her process step by step.  I'm a pretty high energy, bouncy person so laying still with my eyes closed is a challenge for me but somehow Layla creates the perfect environment to just chill out in.  After having your lashes applied you have to go 24 hours without getting your face wet, that means no shower but a bath is ok.  Also if you're a person who sleeps on their side or face a contoured sleep mask is a good investment to protect your lashes.  I had my fill in appointment exactly three weeks after my initial application.  My lashes still looked pretty good, but there were definately some gaps and I was feeling the urge to use mascara to blend everything in (a big no no). The fill took about an hour and we went a little longer and fuller this time.  Once again the experience was great! I'm definately a lash addict now and honestly think it's one of the most transforming beauty things I've done! Thanks Layla!
__label__0 We had a terrible experience at Biarritz this evening. I was there with one other person initially. Once we had decided to stay, we called a few other people to see who would join us. We then ordered the $50 poutine... had to see what this was all about.\n\nA little while later, around 11 PM, our friends arrived - 6 in total. They were told that the kitchen was closed. They asked if they could get a drink. They were told they could not. So, we had invited them over, it is -17 degrees outside, and they are being told to leave. Do you see a problem here?\n\nAnd so they left. We should also have left. Instead, I tried to discuss what had just happened with the server. She was not interested. I then talked to the manager to see if I could get a tiny bit of understanding out of her. No. She insisted that I was wrong because we had sat at a table for 2... There was no way for them to know that we had friends coming. \n\nBut this is Montreal, on a Saturday night, in a restaurant on St. Laurent with music blasting. Who would expect it to close at 11:00 PM? \n\nAnyway, they decided to argue with me instead of trying to figure  out a way to settle the issue.  \n\nThen the $50 poutine arrived. Terrible. The meat was inedible. It may have been 25 oz of steak... but 24 ounces were inedible. It was beyond fat.\n\nWe ate the mediocre french fries, paid the $50 plus tax for the worst poutine I have ever had, and left there very unhappy.
__label__0 The food was not good.  The owner sat at the bar and badgered the employees and customers. I ordered the stuffed mushroom and they were mushy and flavorless.   The \"homemade\" gnocchi was brutal.  I think they may have frozen it and recooked it.  I am not sure how they are still open.
__label__2 A solid little lunch spot with lunch specials priced from $6-10.  The atmosphere is a nice, quiet reprieve from the hustle and bustle of the office on a stress filled day.  I like to take my phone for reading and entertainment during a solo mid day chow sesh.  The staff is really nice and attentive.  I can normally get in and complete my meal with plenty of time to spare before my lunch hour has expired.  \n\nAlthough I enjoy Mi Tierra for a midday bite, I can't honestly recommend them for dinner time.  I've been severely spoiled by the gourmet Mexican grub at Bonito Michoacan.  If I have the time to make the drive, then Bonito is my destination.
__label__3 Before Au Pain Perdu, I wasn't a fan of eating out for breakfast. I ordered the le gros t'ouef (2 eggs, bacon, ham, sausage, potatoes, beans and fruits), and it blew my mind. My taste buds died and went to heaven. Yea, that's how much I loved it. Even though they forgot my ham and beans I couldn't even be annoyed because the food was distracting me. Coffee was good, and staff was friendly. \n\nI'd give it the full 5 stars (gladly) for its food and ambiance, but the entrance/waiting area is awful. I mean, there isn't one. You walk in the door and you're standing and blocking the path to the exit/entrance and the upstairs which is so inconvenient because people are coming and going non stop, including staff who are carrying lots of food up the stairs.
__label__0 1.5 hours late, then proceeded to lie to us about our actually reservation time being later to cover the fact that they oversold their schedule.
__label__1 Very, very, very limited selection of cat food. Like one quarter of one aisle. Didn't have a single can of any of the many brands of food my cat eats (seriously, she eats a dozen different brands, for the most part expensive organic, grain free stuff -- the kind of specialized diets one would expect to find at this place.)\n\nFor a store with \"depot\" in its name, this one does not live up to expectations, at least if you're shopping for cat food.
__label__4 We went here in December in hopes of finding a decent steak house in Maricopa.  The steak was delicious and cooked to perfection!
__label__4 Why the hell aren't there more glowing reviews for this joint?!  I'll attribute that to the fact that its in a casino in the middle of no-damn-where.\n\nFirst of all, the honey butter with warm bread they give you to get started is incredible!  Fresh baked bread and the honey was literally poured over the butter!  So damn good!  \n\nCaesar salad.  Crab cake.  Both spot on, no complaints.\n\nI had the Ribeye which was cooked perfectly and a beautiful cut.  Baked potato with all the fixings on the side was deelish. Creme Br\u00fbl\u00e9e for dessert... Hell yes it was awesome!\n\nWe kept looking around the restaurant asking each other why the place wasn't packed.  Oh well, more for us!\n\nNOTE:  This review was posted late.  Our visit was in February 2012.
__label__1 I'm giving 2 stars because they carry so much, however heres the negative to that: the racks are jammed packed that it makes it quite difficult to move crap around. My experience wasn't such a good one this time around. I'm used to being completely left alone in the store which is fine until you really need help locating an item. Found a dress, only one my size. It was covered in deodorant and had no price tag. Decided to take it; went into check out asked for pricing and if they give discounts for dirty clothes. Girl said \"my manager doesn't give discounts just because it's deodorant\" ummm have you forgotten that I am giving you my money for merchandise that should meet my standards? Guess not. Workers suck, area sucks....but cheap ass clothes so eh
__label__4 I have used completely clean for several years for my cars and company trucks and they are fabulous always on time and will work on meeting me were my trucks or cars  are even at last minute to get them cleaned Thank you
__label__0 Never take your pet here! I made the mistake of taking my dog there bcs I thought he had an ear infection, I asked how much it would cost to get him examined, tested and get the meds, they told me no more than $80. Well $200 later I found out that it wasn't an ear infection after all. The whole visit consisted of them forcing me to watch stupid videos about their monthly plan which they try to shove down your throat and on top of it all they couldn't even spell my dogs name right...
__label__1 Man I was super excited to get some Raising Cane's chicken fingers since I've only ever had them in Vegas before.  Saw some lower ratings for this one, but I've been to like six different ones and they've all been good.\n\nHowever, this one was not up to par.  Staff was fine, but the fingers were not juicy and crisp but felt like they were over cooked and dry (maybe the fryer temp is too high?).  Same for the fries which were too well done (and typically I would rather have slightly overcooked than undercooked fries).  Then the toast was a bit too mushy and didn't have that crispy buttered side while staying firm but spongy on the non-toasted side.  At least the sauce was still the same :) \n\nSince I'm not in this part of PHX often, I'll hope the one I hit up tomorrow is better or just go to Raising Cane's in Vegas...
__label__4 My husband and I were married at TreBella in March.  Every step of the way was a wonderful experience for us.\n\nWe visited an open house a little over a year before our wedding.  We were greeted by Kim and her husband/the bartender/the backup DJ, Jim, who were both very sweet and helpful.  \n\nWe fell in love with the venue immediately.  It is stunningly chic, modern, with just the right amount of fancy to make it suitable for a formal occasion.  They have an awesome man cave with TV, big comfy chairs, and they have a beautiful Bride's room with a big leopard chair, and lots bathroom, fridge, and lots of room for you and your girls to dress.\n\nThe day of the wedding was quite a whirlwind, but Kim was absolutely wonderful as our Day Of Coordinator.  She doubled as a cocktail waitress for us and got us drinks before and after the ceremony, as well as during the reception.  She made sure to take care of everything for us and keep us on schedule so the day runs smooth.  Mike was an DJ and he did an awesome job and played exactly the styles we asked him to.\n\nWe got so many compliments on how beautiful our wedding was, how nice all the employees were, and how wonderful the food was. We are so glad we found TreBella.  It was all inclusive pricing, at a fraction of the cost.  We paid about 6500 for 75 people all inclusive. (food, linens, cake, champagne toast, open bar, dj, bartenders, wait staff, hand passed hors d'eurves, centerpieces, etc.) \n\nBottom line: Get a red-carpet style event, for a backyard bbq price.  You won't be sorry!
__label__4 I've eaten a lot of bbq in my life and this is the best I've tried here in Arizona.  For those who understand Texas bbq, this is the place to go.  The brisket was very tender, and I tried the corn souffle and slaw as well. Corn was incredible,  the slaw was. .. slaw.  it was a nice contrast to the rest of the food on the page though.  Service was very friendly,  Lynn was shooting the breeze with me about different bbq styles.  I came away feeling enlightened.  Mentally,  definitely not physically.  I had to undo the button on my pants after that meal.  All in all,  the decor could be better,  and it is in a strip mall,  but the food and  service make this a five star diamond in the rough.
__label__2 This place is pretty good. But could be better for the price. The best thing we had was the habanero honey wings, which had a nice kick, they were sweet and spicy just like I like. I ordered the burger and my fianc\u00e9 ordered the swordfish and baked mac n cheese. Our food was pretty good... But I think my burger could've been better, I ordered the R Fries with it which were also pretty good but could've used some seasoning.  We had a groupon which was helpful, otherwise, be prepared to pay because everythig here is a la carte. \nWould I take that long taxi ride to come back to this place? Probably not.
__label__3 The Food was DELICIOUS. ... We had happy hour dishes because the were booked up for 2 hours....BUT it was Great ...I had very meatr short rib slider..the VERY cheesy and creamy mac and cheese. .. Asparagus fries coated in a light cornmeal coating with tarragon dipping sauce and a Very GOOD Moscow Mule... .and the prices were GREAT! ....And also we had a GREAT server named Camille
__label__0 Susan started out great and helped with my green pool problem.  Then she stopped coming and did not return my calls or texts.  I paid Susan for a month, and possibly a month and a half for which I got no service.  When I asked for my money back I did not get a reply.
__label__3 My dad told me about this \"great gas station\" that is huge with a dozen pumps and very reasonable prices, this was in Texas, so when I came across one of these in Arizona, I told my husband to stop. \n\nIt was very busy, but there are at least 12 pumps, with two sides, that's 24 cars that can pump gas at one time!  Seems a little big impossible doesn't it. I went in to check out the facilities and grab a soda, it was a very clean bathroom and the fountain drinks are huge and reasonable.  Good place to stop.
__label__4 Dr. Wells has cared for my pets for about a dozen years.  He is calm, knowledgeable, and reasonable in what he expects an average owner to do to treat a sick or aging pet.  He has euthanized two pets for me  (one of them just two weeks ago).  You will not encounter a more compassionate man when this agonizing decision must be carried out.  I have never felt financially gouged, although he is not the cheapest vet in town.  I believe you are paying for his years and years of training and experience.  He knows his stuff.   I have had limited contact with his associate vets, as I try to schedule all my appointments to see Dr. Wells. \n\nCons:  Frequently, the front desk is chaotic.  Wait times to check in/out, ask a question on the phone, or get the vet into the exam room, can be longer than expected, even when taking into account that all vets must see emergencies first.  I think one more front desk person, just to answer calls, would alleviate much of this problem.
__label__2 Hungover, I dragged myself over to Corner Bakery today. It did not disappoint. I got a breakfast sammy with bacon and cheese, and a cup of coffee.\n\nThe coffee was boiling hot, which I love. The sandwich, although not as good as the ones I make, were pretty dang good. Very simple, yummy, quick and cheap. \n\nI'm excited to have this option just down the street for those mornings when I just don't feel like cooking or for a quick lunch spot when I run out of food at home.
__label__2 I've eaten lunch here a few times. The food is decent, although I did not like the sandwich I chose today. The service seems good and long lines tend to move quickly during lunch. I guess I was just a little disappointed with the chicken poblano sandwich and chicken noodle soup. I didn't like the taste of the sandwich- too citrusy and the soup was boring. The chicken said it was grilled and it was cold and kind of wet. I didn't like the texture. I will probably give them another shot in the future. Maybe I'll stick to the sweets they offer, which are delicious!
__label__0 The manager, or owner, of this establishment is horrible. Constantly closes earlier than advertised store hours and will sit and watch while you eat if he is ready to go. I mean within the 12 minutes of him closing at 2! 10 people tried to come in and he just ignored them. I mean seriously. Its Saturday and you close at 2! I don't get his business sense he is still paying the rent for the rest of the day, and I'm sure the people who were ignored will not be coming back and neither will I. I like corner bakery as a brand, but I hope this one goes under!
__label__1 I love Starbucks but these place is something else. They have way too many workers doing god knows what. The cashier doesn't look up or smile when taking your order. I always order the same drink cinnamon dolce but it taste funny when I order it twice here. I would not waste my time coming to this place keep driving go to the Starbucks on Flamingo and sandhill
__label__2 Given the few options to eat a lobster roll in town, I'd say if you're absolutely craving one and would do just about almost anything to get our hands on a juicy succulent tasty lobster roll come to this place.\n\nI tried out the lobster roll, lobster and chips and lobster mac n cheese.\n\nThe roll itself was freakin perfect, bread was toasted just right and they gave a decent amount of lobster with it.\n\nThe lobster and chips were pretty good and I recommend it if you want something fried and greasy.\n\nMy least favorite had to be the mac n cheese.  Maybe I'm biased since I'm not a big mac n cheese fan but they didn't load it up with lobster at all.  After about 2 bites I was basically just eating plain mac n cheese from the kraft box.\n\nOverall, if you're a foodie, YOU WILL COME HERE.  If not i guess you can skip out if you don't feel like spending a pretty penny.
__label__1 Did a pit stop here while in Vegas as we wandered around and \"got lost\", and got distracted by this \"LOBSTER ME\" sign on our way to Earls...\n\nCame back after purchasing three sandwiches at Earls, and pondered over what we wanted to get. We decided to settle for the lobster mac n cheese, which came out to almost double digits! Holy ish, as a broke ass college student, I definitely was NOT liking the way this little side was coming out to be so far.... that's EXPENSIVE. You better give me a pound of this lobster mac n cheese, or have a shat-ton of lobster in this mac n cheese if you're charging $9 for this. And then I start dreaming.... and I think of the time I had some BOMBDIGGYDANGDIGGYDANGDEDANGDIGGY lobster mac n cheese at Capitol Grille at South Coast Plaza in Costa Mesa, CA... and how their $15 lobster mac and cheese side was SO WORTH EVERY DAMN PENNY after eating it... and that was litterally what I was expecting, but hopefully, better.\n\nWhat came to us, however, was a little lacking. We found very few lobster pieces, the serving was puny at best (as with everything else on Vegas' strip, super expensive!), and it was dunked in oil, oil, and uh, more oil. I kid you not. Now, don't get me wrong, the flavoring of the mac n cheese, I felt that it was pretty good... in fact, I probably would have given them 3 stars in my review since I loved the sharpness of the cheddar and how it cut into the well cooked, super soft macaroni... however... the price of what we paid vs what we got + the next day, when I heated this up, the amount of GREASE that came out (OMG, artery clogging!) + the pathetic amount of lobsters in this serving of lobster mac n cheese? Not the best impression.\n\nFor me, personally, Lobster Me became a place that I would try just to say I've eaten there before, but if I were to do some real grubbing? Ehhhh, not so much.
__label__3 For fast food joint that serves lobster exclusively in the middle of the desert, this place is pretty good. \n\nOn a mission to have a quick snack and proceed to get our drunk on, Lobster Me was conveniently situated by Fat Tuesday and looked extremely intriguing. I mean, if you love lobster, can you really turn this place down?\n\nWe had a lobsicle which was well breaded, was cooked well and tasted delish! \nThis was a great place to stumble upon. It's a great hidden gem on the Strip!
__label__1 Disgustingly overpriced, mediocre quality Lobster rolls.  Maybe Luke's Lobster has spoiled me in NY, but this place just offended me.\n\nIf you hate your money,  eat here.\n\nSecond star because, at least the lobster tasted fresh.
__label__1 XL lobster roll 23 bucks! It didnt taste fresh ( Frozen), and had to much Mayo. \n\nAlthough I really did like the Hot dog roll that was drenched in Butter and toasted to Perfection!
__label__2 A generic as it sounds, I really love me some lobster! When I saw Lobster Me pop up on the Yelp app on my phone, I was plotting all of the ways to come eat here. I didn't manage it until the last meal of my trip, which wasn't a bad way to end a nice getaway. \n\nAs generic as it sounds, I really love me some bisque. (Omg deja vu!) I ordered the bisque in a bread bowl. I wish that they had toasted the top of the bread with some butter, but that's my wishful thinking. Cold bread, thick generic tasting bisque, no lobster in sight. Sadface. I would suggest you skip this. I wouldn't have known what I was eating if I had not ordered it off the menu myself. \n\nThe lobster roll was pretty satisfying. I liked the spice blend, and with a bit of added salt, the sandwich was quite tasty. I also wished that there was a ton of melted butter to pour over the top for maximum consumption value, but alas, you don't always get what you want.
__label__1 The lobster mac and cheese was terrible. I also tried the lobster ice cream which was another terrible idea. Won't come back for anything else. Located inside the Planet Hollywood.
__label__2 After passing by this spot numerous times while getting a Fat Tuesday, I finally gave it a shot. \n\nI ordered the Connecticut. Total came to nearly $18! (But then again it's Vegas) For that price my expectations were somewhat high.\n\nI encountered a pretty long waiting time for ordering and getting my food. The roll was really good! Not salty and doused in butter like I expected and the toasted bread was perfect. The size disappointed me, wasn't even the size of a 6 inch subway sandwich.\n\nWorth my money? \n\nNot quite. Not enough to fill you up, not mouth-watering enough to make you feel like your money was worth it. With Earl of Sandwich just around the corner I'd rather go there and get an entire meal for less than one sandwich at this spot.\n\nDefinitely not a bang for buck spot but if money is not an issue I would come back. \nIf I do come back I want to try the Mac N Cheese and lobster on a stick.
__label__4 LOVE this place! The lobster was bomb dot com! I had the Connecticut which was amazing; my kids had a lobsicle and the Cajun. The Connecticut and the Cajun is a lobster sandwich which we found tasty. The Cajun was seasoned but not spicy. Definitely a different take on lobster fast food lol\nNow my hubby  did NOT like his fish and chips. He said it was more like fish strips cause it was chewy, tough and not what you think of as fish n chips. Def not worth the $16. Upon our leaving, the cashier asked him how he liked his food, he was honest and she gave us our money back for his food. The rest of us LOVED our food!
__label__0 Which sewer are the using to farm raise the lobster they serve? If I could give zero stars I would. I was so excited to find out about a lobster roll place in Las Vegas. Spent $110 to try a few things with family. All the lobster was bland despite the butter and mayo. This is not Maine lobster. Tilapia would have been more flavorful. Order came out wrong and instead of making a fresh Connecticut roll they just poured butter on top of the Maine roll. Disgusting, expensive. I left there feeling nauseous.
__label__0 They were just featured today on channel 5's dirty dining. Six major violations. What a bummer, I really like this place, but 6 major violations?
__label__4 I used to live in Thailand, and this is one of my top choices when I'm on this side of the ocean. Friendly people and the most authentic Thai food I've found in Phoenix.
__label__1 Everything about the new Pete's is great, but the food is just good.    Please bring back Pete's recipes.   The services is good now, the to-go containers are great,  but bring back Pete's recipes.  The rich flavors in the sauces in the Basil stir fry or Egg Plant dishes are gone. \n\nWhen I ate there right after the first of the year, the taste was there,  but every time I have been back the food is getting more and more blain.  Stop changing the recipes and go back to what worked.\n\nI maybe a little rough here but Pete's was so good,  now it's avg.
__label__4 Honest, helpful, and friendly.
__label__1 Cute place, high priced cup cakes for the size. Nice that it's gluten free but I spent $30 and really can't say any thing I bought was memorable
__label__3 Lovely looking place with gorgeous high ceilings. Really nice coffee to be had here and every member of the staff is friendly and warm. I come here for lunch now and then as it is close to my office. The little toasts are always super good and come with all sorts of toppings: Russian egg salad, tuna, smoked salmon, various types of meat, etc. The desserts are all quite gorgeous looking as well, but usually I am too full to go there! I will say that it is kinda pricey, but at least the food is good, so that helps to take the sting out of the lunch bill.\n\nThey lose a star for saying that the soup was vegetarian...it had chunks of bacon and the guy shrugged when he saw me picking them out.
__label__4 Delanie's is my new favorite coffee place, which says something because I have so many in Pittsburgh. A few times a week, I like to walk a few blocks and have a coffee at their nice cafe on Carson. \n\nThe staff is always friendly.  The coffee is good, but the breakfast sandwiches are better. I love breakfast. I could eat brinner every night. That being said, their veggie, egg, and cheese sandwich is one of the freshest I've ever had. \n\nBe warned, a few of their frozen drinks taste more like milkshakes than your run-of-the-mill iced coffee. If you fancy a treat, try the \"turtle\", a sweet frozen concoction of peanut butter, chocolate, and caramel.\n\nIt's not a bad place for a meetup, a break, or just somewhere to read/work for awhile.  If you're a regular, it's worthwhile to join their loyalty program. You will quickly accumulate free drinks!
__label__3 A church-themed restaurant with benches instead of chairs, lots of dark wood and a dark, rustic feel? That's not at all what this restaurant is about, but hey, could be a hot idea.\n\nThe restaurant's name, Communion, actually refers to the idea of sharing. We were seated in the small side room with grey stone walls, which provided a perfect setting and atmosphere to support the act. Oh, and the food is not all you'll be sharing - the restaurant has a unisex bathroom. I can already imagine awesome \"how we met\" stories coming out of this.\n\nCommunion's food is broad in range and would best be described as \"contemporary European\" market cuisine. The menu consists of tapas-sized dishes and larger plates to share. My friend and I decided to start with some oysters, the salmon tartare bouch\u00e9e with a basil emulsion and cucumber brunoise, and rollmops (pickled herring wrapped around slices of onion and pickled gherkin) with chive pur\u00e9e and sour cream. Tartare is an easy miss, but both of these amuse-bouches were completely flavourful and delicious.\n\nNext, we tried this whole \"sharing thing\" by ordering the \"Stuffed Savoie cabbage\" - a half cabbage shell filled with layers of olive tapenade, mashed butternut squash, feta cheese, and quinoa salad with pistachios and garlic flowers.  Sounds weird? It was... But in an unexpected \"i-ve'never-tasted-this-before-but-I-really-DO-like-it!\" sort of way. Tasty (and health conscious!) comfort-style food.\n\nWe finished the entire  1/2 cabbage which, unfortunately, deterred us from ordering dessert. Apparently it's made by a Parisian chef... Certainly a reason for another visit.\n\nCommunion's concept is cute, but possibly only if a pairs agrees on a dish.  Would adding some single dishes dilute the restaurant's concept? Maybe. In any case, I'll end with this: Communion is perfect for a chill and comfortable dinner with friends or for a romantic date. It's cozy, and sometimes, party girls need a night that's good for the soul.\n\n\nFood 8.5/10, Atmosphere (ifyouwantachillsetting)9/10, Pretty people 8/10, Music (whenyoucanhearit) 8/10, Service 9.5/10.\n\n\nPictures: http://belledenuitmontreal.com/posts/communion/
__label__1 I've been here twice now and am not happy with the quality of the dim sum. I can't put my finger on it but it just doesn't taste right. \nTo be more specific, the items I am referring to are: spareribs, shrimp dumpling, tripe, and the pork dumplings. \n\nEven in any dire desire for dim sum I will hoof it down to the spring mountain area for quality if I needed to. \n\nBecause I was not impressed for dinner I am not confident about their dinner. I may try one day but it's not top only list.
__label__1 This place is going downhill. Very inconsistent. I like that it's closer to me, but it's really not worth it after my last experience. Went there for Chinese New Year dim sum with my family. Was told by female manager that there was still a lot of variety going around, but it turns out a number of our favorites were missing. Pork in all the dishes was very white, like they forgot the soy sauce or something. Meat & shrimp were not sticking together at all in the Siu Mai. Noodles were bland. Very inattentive and poor customer service. The male manager walked by, and I started talking to him when his cell phone rang. He answered the call promptly without excusing himself, walked away, and never came back. I thought it was very rude of him. Better to make the trek to Chinatown for dim sum done right at either Orchids Garden or Ping Pang Pong.
__label__0 First off walking in the establishment, I see a green B and two red C's posted in the front counter (during the time of my visit). So that kind of makes me wonder. But anyways, the service isn't that great at all. I know dim sum restaurants typically don't have great service but this place blows them all out of the park. The food was bland and they offered to heat the noodle dish they served to us. They came back with it and it was still COLD. The fried squid was very mushy and tasted a little bitter. Dumplings were probably the best thing to eat there. Oh and you have to ask like 5 people to bring you rice. I wouldn't want to come back here.
__label__0 As we eat out more than we eat at home we decided to try East Ocean.  We drive by it on Eastern all the time.  One star is all I can say.  The Dim Sum was wonderful but no where did it list prices. The entrees yuck  would rather go to Panda Express.  This is so over-rated will not go back.  The service was so so (we did get refills constantly on our sodas) watched a female start taking an order from a table and her cell phone rang, she answered and walked away from the guests placing their order.  AND then she walks to us and her phone rings again and she answered, guess we should have left then.  Lots of tables available and there was only 5 tables that had guests (we were there 5pm)
__label__4 BEST LOCAL FOOD DOWNTOWN! Everything I've eaten here was ono, the server P.K. is friendly and the malassadas are better than back home. It's sad when you gotta travel to Vegas to eat good local food. Hawaii is slippin.. HANA HOU ISLAND SUSHI! \n P.S. The only advice I'd give to the owner is to speak to the hotel about the strong deorderizer smell upon entering the casino. It's unappetizing and makes me nautious. That's what stops me from going to eat there as often. It's driving business away, and  I'm forced to do take out and eat it in my hotel room.
__label__3 this place is amazing! the sushi is really good and i had the kimchi fried rice which was amazing :) can't wait to go again
__label__3 Fast and friendly service with good music. The malasada sunday was delicious! For drinks make sure you go for happy hour.
__label__0 We used to love this place but inexplicably they have eliminated waiters and turned it into a take out spot. It's one of the Most bizarre setups I have ever experienced. People are walking all over the place so you can't really relax, no bartender anymore, extremely understaffed. We will most likely never return.\n\nI saw the Slots turned off,, so maybe lost the gaming license?
__label__2 Wow, what happened to this place? I guess I really haven't been here for a long time, until a few weeks ago. We were in the area and craving Hawaiian food. Figured Aloha Specialties at The Cal would be too crowded on a Saturday afternoon, so we decided to come here. How things have changed!\n\nWe walked in and were not greeted by the staff like before. Instead, there was a sign that said \"Counter service only. Please place your order with the cashier.\" We asked the cashier, \"What happened to all the waiters?\" She said that they \"changed the concept\" of this Island Sushi a little over a year ago, hence the addition of the word Express. They have counter service only, but full service at the sushi bar. No waiters, no bartenders, which was kind of sad. We ordered our favorite - fried noodles, got a number, sat down at a table and our food was brought out to us 10 minutes later. Utensils, napkins, condiments and water were all self-serve. Although the food was still delicious, I believe the portions were a bit smaller. \n\nAgain, pretty sad. I miss the old atmosphere and how it used to remind me of home. If I was ever in the area, I suppose I would stop by for take out. But I wouldn't make a great effort to come here.
__label__4 I can't say enough about how AMAZING this place is.  My children are 9 and 6.  My 9 year old is not very talented in sports, especially team sports, but I wanted him to be active.  He was also having a difficult time in school socially and I wanted to find something to build up his self-confidence.  Master Joe has a fabulous demeanor and the kids respond beautifully to him.  He know EVERY SINGLE CHILD in his classes, no matter how many attend, and he calls each one of them by their name.   He and his team of Black Belt helpers work with the kids to develop proper techniques and form.  The kids advance according to their skill level, but no child is left behind.  Master Joe even took time to go to my son's school classroom to expose the children to Tae Kwon Do.  It was an excellent experience for my son as he used him to demonstrate techniques to the class.  I could tell my boy felt amazing after that session.  This is a family run business, and Kate, Joe's wife and partner works with each family to determine which classes and events will spark your child's interest.   This is an incredibly positiive place that I feel blessed to have found.  Master Joe continually teaches respect, focus and control...what child doesn't need to learn some of that???
__label__0 I tried to go in, and it's closed already.
__label__0 I know it's busy here, but all I want to do is buy a MacBook Air and get out of here. Unfortunately I'm waiting here 20 minutes while all the \"genius'\" stand around watching their clients play. Am I the only one wanting to buy here and they are too busy or me? Poor service..
__label__0 This company was a nightmare to work with. They initially started the work on the pool replaster and spa addition promptly, in order to collect the first two payments, but that is when the work pretty much stopped. Nothing got done for weeks. When work was done, it was unsupervised, and thus some things needed to be redone multiple times to get them done right, such as moving the PVC pipe covered utilities away from the pool, where the workers had placed them sticking 3 feet up from the ground, right next to the spa. It took two times before they placed behind the fountain where they could not be seen. They also had problems tiling the fountain backsplash, and when they had to tear it up, they put all their garbage in my recycling bin. Fortunately I noticed it, as I am sure I would have been fined by city of Scottsdale  had I not. He very reluctantly came to empty the can, and seemed to think it was quite unreasonable for me to ask for him to do that. The last straw was when they dug the gas line. He did not supervise or use a locator service and when I returned from my trip, I found power outages all aver the house. Turned out that they had hit an electrical conduit, and damaged it so severely that it pulled wires out of the wall on a sub panel. Then instead of owning up to it, they covered it up. Bill of course was right there trying to collect his final bill before this damage was discovered. I refused to pay it at the time because the yard was left a total mess. When he saw the electricians in the yard, he was acting very nervous, and told them that they did not  do anything. It took 3 electricians hours to locate the damage, and when they did, he refused to take any responsibility initially what so ever. I however had all the proof I needed, and eventually he paid about $1,300.00 of a $2,100.00 bill. If you are thinking of getting any pool work done, stay away from this company!\nAnita C.
__label__0 among all the issues we had with this company, the most disappointing was mr. griffin's response to our request to complete the project. somewhat of a pay me first and i will be done with you when i am ready to attitude. my thought was that mr. griffin could have just picked up the final payment when the job was complete.  turns out that mr. griffin actually owed us money.  no apology, no rush, no thank you for spending 30K with my company... no way i would recommend this company to anyone.
__label__3 This place is really quirky, but awesome if you get to know it. It's Beatles themed, and the menu is goofy, but the fried cheese curds are fantastic, as is the jalapeno popper burger. The turkey swiss and slaw sandwich is also a winner.\n\nIf you really want a great experience, go on a Tuesday night and play trivia. Kim, the trivia reader, is hilarious, and the waitstaff are super sweet and really friendly. They have a decent beer selection
__label__2 Ugh Riiiiiiigby. I love you. And I want to keep loving you, but your service has gotten atrocious.
__label__2 The decor of this place is really neat. It's dim and intimate inside (in fact, it's so dim they have to give you a menu that lights up!) and they have some really comfy chairs to sit on. The DJ who was working on Saturday night was playing some fun music, but the volume was a little too loud for a \"lounge.\"  I could only talk to the people sitting immediately next to me, and even then I had to yell a little.  The patio was a nice escape from the loud music.  They had a lot of seating out there and a nice view of the courtyard to people watch.
__label__0 Too bad I can't give a -5 star. We were told that we can't eat there because we both have to order from the same restraunt(24/7 cafe is where I usually eat at.). I rarely every want asian food. The wife loves it. So we were really mad at them. This is all very sad because last time we ate there we spent almost $80 on us. Oh well their loss.
__label__2 Not bad! The pot stickers really stood out to me as the best item. \n\nA wide variety of options. This is true dim sum. The rice was a bit to oily for my liking, and I believe ended up giving me a stomach ache after. \n\nThe staff really pushes food on you, so make sure you come hungry! It is to the point where the waitor will place an item on your table...and you have really say no!
__label__1 Decent subs, but the ordering system is annoying and the staff is really clueless. This place needs a grown up in the worse way.\n Some thoughts: quit hiding the napkins behind the counter. Label the subs for take out. Put subs in a bag. Take customers name upon order to avoid confusion. Open the line on the left side of the restaurant first instead of bottlenecking customers into the restroom hall. Finally, TURN DOWN THE MUSIC A NOTCH!
__label__0 I can't believe this place. I have starving children at home, they take my entire order and at the end, they tell me that the 3.4 miles to my house is on the wrong side of the street and can't deliver to them. I offered $10 tip and then a $20 dollar tip and they still refused! Said he manager wouldn't allow it. Well, there's major storm of the century outside right now we're left without very many options. Thanks Jimmy. You suck.
__label__4 Kathleen and her place is great!  She is a seasoned esthetician who has been providing skin care for many years.  Safety and comfort are at the top of her list.  She takes pride in the outcome of her work!  \n\nI was a bit skeptical going into to Kiss to get eyelash extensions. It was something I had never even thought of doing.  But, I want to look bright eyed when I wake up in the morning, and these extensions have done just that for me!  I dont have to wear mascara at all anymore! \n\nI was worried that the extensions would be painful or uncomfortable, however they are not at all.  In fact when they were put on, I couldn't feel anything different about my eye, even when I blinked.  Boy do my eye lashes look different though!  Beautiful.  And not at all fake or false looking.  Even my friends cant tell.  \n\nI would highly recommend Kathleen for lashes and I would highly recommend lash extensions for any no nonsense girls who dont want to deal with mascara every day!.
__label__4 I came here with my sister as a guest for a yelp event. My little one had so much fun I had to drag her out! So we made a play date for Wednesday to meet her very best little friend there. I check out the website see the deal for wednesday morning. We show up and the place looks closed but there is an exercise group we wait around finally someone notices us and comes to tell us it is closed. I explain what I saw on the website and was told that was an error. Bummer for the little ones. She totally made it right and gave us both free passes to come back. Which we will it is so much fun!
__label__2 went today for a brief lunch date.\n\nboth had the Hibachi chicken w/ mushrooms... other had Hibachi chicken w/ broccolli.\n\nonly a few other ppl in there at the time. We walked up ordered and recieved the HOT food in about 7 mins. Maybe less. \n\nFood was ok. nothing special. \nI'll try something else different the next time, see if it gets better.
__label__2 The Hasaki Grill is a typical fast casual style Japanese restaurant focused on Hibachi and Teriyaki style dishes.  It has the usual steak, chicken, shrimp, etc., so don't expect much originality here.  You have wait in line before giving your order and, depending if its there or to go, given a number.  The facilities are clean and very modern; though because of limited area, the tables are all joined together and could make for awkward company.\n\nThe prices for the dishes are slightly cheaper than other similar restaurants in the Uptown area.  The meal is served on actual plates, though portion size are smaller though than average.  All meals typically come with shrimp sauce and drinks are self serve.  Reasonable wait time.\n\nIn my visit, I ordered Hibachi steak with zucchini and onions instead of carrots, which was a small price addition.  Taste wise, it was okay... the sauce utilized was sweet, not expected for Hibachi.  I ate all and it was okay, but because the portion size is smaller, I was still kind of hungry.  Overall, I give it three out of five:  Very nice place and less expensive; but with lesser portions and sweet tasting Hibachi.
__label__0 Awful pizza. Boring. Bland. Tasteless. \nI didn't even finish it.\n\nWhat's the deal with the all the good reviews for this chain? Doesn't make any sense to me.\n\nThe sauce is watery and acidic. The crust is tough and flavorless.\nAnd yet, the place was packed when I was there....really packed!!!\nCould be another sign of the apocalypse.\n\nThis \"coal-fired, brick-oven\" hustle is meaningless. \nDoesn't make this much better than Papa John's. But costs twice as much. Not that I'm recommending Papa John's cuz I'm not.\nBut I am saying there are many pizza choices in Las Vegas that are better than Grimaldis. Including the newly-opened Dom DeMarco's.\n\nBut for me, the little neighborhood joint on Twain called Sicili, will do just fine.\n\nDon't waste your time on this place; leave it for the pizza muggles.\n(If you don't know what a 'pizza muggle' is, just read the other reviews.)
__label__4 -This place has totally redeemed its name from my previous visit to the Boca Park location. Amazing pizza, to make a long story short, and a pretty decent beer selection. Even more so in the wine department, unfortunately I have not totally educated my pallate in alot of red varietals, but I know any wino would appreciate such a vast collection.\nChinedu (I hope I spelled that right) was more than willing to help me find a suitable wine, but we were kind of in a rush to visit a friend and see a show. Got to shake hands with Joe, the regional manager, if I recall correctly. The man knows what he is doing when it comes to expanding.\nThis will definitely be a new pizza spot for me, especially because they have traditional, white and pesto options.. not to mention it is so close to my work. Thumbs up, all the way around... Congrats on the new and soon to come locations :)
__label__3 I can't believe I'm rating the Las Vegas location higher than the original Brooklyn one, but then again I'm all about good customer service. The pizza here was very nearly as delicious as it was in New York, the waiter who served it was quick and genial, and the restaurant itself was clean (though a bit kitschy in all its obvious New York decor). I would definitely come back during another Vegas trip.
__label__3 I've heard a lot of good things about grimaldis and went to this location after Christmas shopping.\n\nIt was pretty empty.\n\nWe were seated right away and had a male and female server who doubled as the hostess. \n\nThe menu is small, which I like. There are three pizzas to choose from in a large or small and then you can choose your own toppings.\n\nMy friend and I just ordered a mushroom pizza to split and a caprese salad.\n\nThe salad was good, but I can't imagine how you'd go wrong making that. They give you salt, oil, and balsamic on the side. It was a good portion and shareable at $8. \n\nOur pizza was served shortly after.\n\nThe woman served our first slice and we ate the whole large between the two of us.\n\nThe crust is very thin, the cheese was very good, the mushrooms were fresh, and the sauce was just right.\n\nIt was a very good pizza. They found a very good recipe for their proportions and ratios of cheese versus sauce versus crust.\n\nThe only thing that didn't make this a 5 star review is that:\n\n1. They never refilled our drinks until we asked when leaving. Sure he offered a to go cup, but it want busy because he had a bite of food from an off the clock employee's food while he was on the clock but that's beside the point.\n2. A customer leaving broke a wine glass just by putting his jacket on. Although they handled the situation well to make the customer not feel at fault.. They said don't worry it happens all the time.. First they shouldn't keep wine glasses on the table no matter how nice it makes the table setting look since their tables are so close together. Second the staff said it happens all the time and not to worry. It just feels dangerous, uncomfortable for who ever did it, and could be avoided. I hope it doesn't happen all the time for safety reasons.  \n\nI'd return to try their special mozzarella and meats on a more adventurously topped pizza, but maybe not this location.
__label__1 I just don't get it.  The pizza is nothing better than average.  Anyone from NY will tell you it takes much more than a thin crust to make an NY pizza.  The service was very good and the Caesar salad was fantastic.  My quest for good pizza in Las Vegas continues.
__label__4 We had dinner here again tonight! Can't say enough about the quality of the food!  Dining room is clean and new!  Had the generals chicken med. spice and was great.  Also had the sweet and sour chicken which was not overly sweet like most place I've had.
__label__1 Went for lunch with my hunny today.  The lady from the back of the room was waiving her arms for us to come and get seated instead of greeting us at the door.  Kinda weird.  We got seated and the lady asked our drink order.  Ten minutes later a guy came to take our drink order....and five minutes later the lady asked us our drink order again because she didnt remember.  (I think there were only a couple people working the tables)\n\nAnyways, ordered the mongolian beef for the BF and seschwan chicken for me.  Served with corn soup and fried noodles.  All the food was good.\n\nService lacked personality, friendliness, and attention.  I am a big sucker for good service-I will go back for the service if the food is so so but definitely the service was a big fat ONE STAR! ;)  Im also a sucker for ambiance....another big fat ONE STAR.  \n\nGood thing the food was pretty good. \n\nFood good.\nService NOT good.\nLunch Price great.\nAmbiance eh.\n\nIf your just looking for a quick meal-go for the food....dont go for good service or great ambiance if that means anything to you.
__label__0 Tried to make delivery over the phone, girl could not understand me when giving my address. I would give numbers, she would rearrange the numbers, get my apartment number confused with my street number. gave up and hung up.
__label__2 Pretty good. Had the curry chicken.... Was pretty enjoyable but fried rice wasn't to die for. I got delivery and it was super quick. No complaints this time :)
__label__0 Bought a Groupon for 3 months of membership and in the \"how to\" section it requires us to call (702)818-5800 to register. After numerous attempts during their \"staffed\" hours at 10am-6pm to register, they finally leave a voicemail for my friend and lets us know that we can come in anytime 10am-6pm to register. We have to register to get the key so we can have 24 hour access to their facility.\n\nToday me and my friend go to anytime at 2:15PM and try to open the door for the guest entrance. Surprise surprise it is locked. There are people in the gym of course, the other customers who already have a key to access the member access entrance. Where is the staff? There is no sign that says \"out for lunch\". Don't call it staffed hours if there is no staff working. Called a handful of times while waiting outside and no one answers. Bigger waste of time than trying to order a steak at a vegan restaurant. \n\nDefinitely not the best business people. Will update when the \"staff\" contacts us back.
__label__0 The worst apartment complex tied because of the management and the people here are sketchy and now there are gangs but across the street from Panda Express and down the street from the wealthiest place in Henderson but the worst cops in the nation because they are sketchy to
__label__1 Yeah i have to be that person who doesnt see what all the other Yelpsters see in this place. \nWhen i ate here i was actually excited to try this new spot based off the reviews of others and went straight for the angry fries of course and then a small Bulkogi bowl. The angry fries looked like an angry mess, i like the sunnyside up egg on top and i like the kimchi but the sweet potato fries and cheese etc just all became a soggy mess and i was kind of meh about it all. My Bulkogi bowl was so salty... i mean way way too salty. i think it was an overkill of soy sauce or something because i was struggling to finish it all. Too heavy in the green onions as well and the worst part of it was the amount gristle i had to chew through in such a small portion of meat. Every bite i had of this bowl had a small hard piece of gristle in my meat making it difficult to enjoy. The best part of my meal was the sweetened tea that they had on tap that was certainly needed because of my heavily salty meal. Maybe i should have ordered a hotdog but my brother said they were just \"ok\" so i went with something thats hard to mess up in a rice bowl, and that might have been my mistake. Ill probably not return, but on a positive note that maybe one less in line the followers have to wait on so they can get their food.
__label__2 Banh mi dog looked great, but taste was lacking. The dog itself was rubbery and bland while the topping of lightly pickled veggies was pretty good.
__label__4 Great hot dogs! I had the Chicago dog and my wife had the chili cheese dog, both were great! The fries were also good. The employees were friendly and the service was fast. The place was clean and in good order as well. Give it a try!
__label__0 Ate a chicken corn dog & fries from here yesterday. I've been sick ever since. Vomiting, diarrhea, chills, fever....definitely food poisoning of some kind. If you decide to go here make sure everything is cooked all the way through.
__label__1 Thought I'd check it out since the reviews are really good. Tried it, and...I think that the food was eh...ok, I guess. Not as great as people described it to be. Kinda disappointed. My son had the Hawaiian Burger and my daughter and I shared the Kimchi Hotdog.  It was so-so. We also ordered Carne Asada Fries, which tasted very American and no Mexican flavor at all, it was more like saut\u00e9ed beef and cheese atop crispy fries. Also, we order the Euro Fries and it was alright as well. Oh also, the price was too much for the quality of the food.
__label__0 Been wanting to try this place since I moved to Vegas almost a year ago.  Finally made it in today to very empty hotdog spot and thought \"great, should be in and out of here\".  The big guy with the accent tells me and my girl to sit down and someone would be with us.  After sitting there for 5 minutes without anyone approaching us, I decided to go ask the same big guy if someone would be taking our order at our table.  He tells me that I need to order at the register so I remind him that he told me to sit down and someone would be with us.  He then snaps at me and tells me \"I have to cook, too!\"  At that moment I told my girl that we were leaving.  He didn't apologize and went about his business.   It's unfortunate, this place seems like a cool place but I'll never return to a place with such terrible customer service.
__label__4 I had the Angry dog and it was very very tasty. I will definitely be back to this place. They have unique flavors. It's not your normal hot dog stand, that's for sure!
__label__1 Came in for the first time and I'm sadly disappointed. I don't know if it was an off day or not but the service was terrible. The guy at the register rushed me to order, and he had an attitude. Level of business was slow so I was surprised he was so pushy.\n\nI got the bulgolgi dog To go. I thought for a 7 dollar hot dog this must be something massive and filling. Instead I got a normal hot dog. With a bunch of shit on top loaded with mayo. The slaw is covered in mayo and some squirted on top. The beef was nowhere to be found. \n\nIf you want an overpriced hotdog that is mediocre at best, this is your spot. \n\nI can not get the taste of mayo out of my mouth. Gross.
__label__0 If I could give Meineke ZERO stars I totally would because they are sharks!.  So I hit a curb (this is a regular occurance I don't know why) and I needed to get a front end alignment so I thought.  I brought my car to this Meineke because it was close to my house and driving was getting pretty difficult.  When I called before I went over there I asked how much the alignment was and it was in the ball park of $90.  Ok, sweeet!\n\nNo, not sweet.  Sour.\n\nThey said it would take 2 hours JUST TO LOOK AT.  So I went over to Bilbo's and hung out there for a while.  Exactly two hours on the dot they call me to go back to Meineke.  They gave me an estimate of $1400 (no effing way) and said that my car was basically going to explode on me if I don't get the 4 things I needed fixed.  I was told that it was \"unsafe and possibly dangerous\" to drive my car.  Needless to say I didn't have $1400 on me, or even the \"minimum\" amount of what they were going to do which was $600.  I went home deflated :(\n\nThen my friend suggested Ted Wiens (who I will write another awesome yelp review about).....AND HOLY BANANAS WHAT A DIFFERENCE!  Ted Wiens had my car up on their lot in like 45 minutes and was looking at it.  They even brought me out there to show me what was wrong (bent tire rod).  He said it will be like 2 hours to fix and the grand total?  $285.  Yes.  For Everything.  When I asked the guy about all the crap Meineke said I needed he literally said this: \"What?  Are you kidding?  Those A**holes have no idea what they are doing.:\"  He then proceeded to show me EVERY part on my car that Meineke said was \"so totally badly and completely damaged and unsafe\" and they were all fine.  Normal wear and tear.  No need to replace.  \n\nI think I hugged him.\n\nAnyway I just want everyone to know to NEVER EVER EVER EVER EVER in your life use this Meineke, they will try to get you to spend unnecessary money!
__label__2 Ate here with my guy recently and we were pleased. It was a last minute decision and we bought a Groupon Now, saving us a few bucks. They have a decent selection of beers on draft (4 Peaks hefewiezen, yay!) The server was prompt and informative. They let me substitute turkey burger in place of one of the beef burgers, which was nice since I'm not a red-meat eater. The bacon aoili that came with the burger was a lil too rich for my sweet pot fries, so I asked for some sweet chili dipping sauce and that hit the spot!  I would like to get back and try them again as they have some interesting skewers and pizzas I want to dip into all those dipping sauces!
__label__0 Why is it so hard for anyone here to see that this place is closed? I brought up this issue a while ago and they still show it as open; which is not. Sadly, I went there once and it didn't really light up the world on fire. I wondered what happened to the Greek place? If they were the same owners as this place, maybe they should've lived by the old addage \"If it ain't broke, don't try to fix it\".
__label__4 This has been under my bookmarked list for quite some time now and I'm glad I was able to give this place a try.\n\nI ordered my usual favorite: an Iced Coconut Latte. And WOW!!!!!! DELICIOUS!!!! It had the perfect amount of caffeine and hint of coconut. For a small size, my latte was around $4.59....typical price for a coffee shop.\n\nThe barrista was really nice and welcoming. I let her know this was my first time here and she gave me a quick rundown of their menu varying between coffees, smoothies, teas, blended drinks, and currently seasonal specials. She asked what I usually would order at a coffee shop and that's when she suggested to me they have different types of syrups such as my favorite: coconut.\n\nI would DEFINITELY be back to Holley's Cuppa whenever I'm back in this area.
__label__2 I wanted to try something besides my usual, and Yelp lead me to Holley's on a Saturday around noon. The place reminded me a a coffee bar I might come across at a college campus. I ordered a soy hot chocolate and pumpkin bread. There were a handful of ladies behind the counter that seemed more interested in chatting with each other than working. I wasn't wowed or overly impressed. Nothing that stood out as a negative.... Just think I will stick to my usual place.
__label__0 I showed up here two nights ago just before closing...Now I did not know they closed at 6pm, I just happened to drive here after work (getting off at 5:30) and showed up around 5:55.  There was a girl in a pink shirt and a long brown pony tail sweeping the floors right in the front, and as soon as I stepped foot out of my car she ran over to the open/close sign and flipped it to close.  \n\nLook, I know its rude to show up late to a restaurant, because that means the servers are waiting a good hour for me to leave. But this is a coffee shop and I would have been in and out, and I wouldn't have even minded if they told me that they can only offer it to go (which is what I wanted) \n\nYou are a local business competing with the big boys, and I'm sure you could benefit from the 20 or so bucks (plus tip) I was about to drop for 4 drinks and maybe a snack. I would never complain if I showed up after closing, but you closed a couple minutes early just to avoid having more customers and that is outrageous and plain lazy.
__label__0 I rarely drop a one star but this place did it.\n\nI stay at the Hardrock when I am in Vegas and was excited to try the new steak joint. This restaurant location seems to be cursed as both AJ's and the place after it didn't quite seem up to snuff. Went with a group of 9 guys on a bachelor party. There were 2 other groups there both under 10 people and maybe 4 or 5 other tables sat. In total, there were around 40 to 50 people there. This will come into play in a second. We sat down and service was fine. We ordered right away. Appetizers took 45 minutes to come out and our steaks came out 75 minutes after ordering them. I asked why it took so long and the server said it was because we were a big group. If a restaurant that seats over 100 can't service 10 customers when they are only half full, they need some major changes to the service.\n\nThen there was the food. I got the crab cakes which I would give a 3 out 5 for the crab cakes I have had in my life but at $15 for one very small crab cake, it should have been better. I split the tomahawk chop, ordered medium rare, with a buddy and ordered the the spinach as a side. Spinach was simple steamed spinach and was average at best and again I would have expected something more for $8 but this is my fault for not asking if it was just straight steamed spinach. The steak was bar none the worst $100 steak I have ever had. It would have been the worst $20 steak I have ever had if it didn't cost $50 a head. It came out medium well which I should have expected I guess since it was on the grill for so long. I would have sent it back but I didn't have another hour to wait for a replacement. There was no flavor to the meat at all which might have been from the overcooking but it was very fatty (which rib eye should be) and somehow still devoid of flavor. Our entire group had similar feelings with some of the guys feeling it was not bad but just mediocre.\nI have no problem dropping $100+ on a good dinner but that is not what this place had to offer when I was there. I hope they turn this around because I will be in the hotel again and hate having to drive somewhere to get a decent steak.
__label__4 I really enjoyed this steakhouse.  Having moved to Vegas fairly recently, I have been enjoying the process of trying out all of the different steakhouses in the area.  I've been to many - Stripsteak at the Mandalay, Craftsteak at the MGM, Strip house at Planet Hollywood, etc. - probably 10 or so in total.  I found this one to be clearly the best in any of the hotel/casino properties.  Everything from the drink selection, side selection, choice of cuts, service and everything else was phenomenal.\n\nI ordered a filet and a side of asparagus, along with one of their 35 martinis.  It was all prepared perfectly and tasted great.  One thing I liked in particular was that the steak was cooked evenly, medium-rare all the way through.  Too often these steakhouses, even the pricey ones, will leave it brown on the first quarter and raw in the middle.  Not here - this steak was cooked to perfection.\n\nTo top it off, they had a lounge singer who was excellent.  her name was Nieves.  She had a pretty simple setup and sang a variety of songs.  Was very nicely interjected between the background music during her breaks.  I thought that created just the perfect ambiance.  I'd not only go back for the steak, but also just to have a drink and enjoy Nieves' singing.
__label__1 This place opened up literally walking distance from me, so I figured what the hell, I will give it a shot.\n\nFirst off, the whole \"take and bake\" concept.....2 things:\n\n1: Assembling a pizza is the easy part-heating up your kitchen and baking it for 30-45 minutes is the pain in the ass, and the whole scenario I attempt to avoid by not making pizza myself. Just saying...\n\nand B: If I am going to come over there and pick up a pizza, just to lug it home and THEN spend time and electricity cooking it, it better be a lot tastier than the various frozen pizzas at the supermarket next door.\n\nIt's not. \n\nNow personally, I think the entire concept is flawed, because a good pizza needs to be cooked at the higher heat provided by a pizza oven, not the 375-400 I can muster in my Kenmore. It's not BAD pizza, by any means, and actually better than the worst of the crap pizza conglomerates (they know who they are), but absent the coupon, it would be more than I wanna pay for what I'm gonna get.
__label__0 If I could give zero stars, I would. We gave this place a chance after reading a write up in the Henderson Home News. Anxious to support locally owned businesses in our area we completely ignored previous poor reviews in hopes of finding a gold mine.  \nIt was the day after Christmas and many local restaurants were closed so we called AND called their listed phone and only received voicemail. Nothing indicated that they were closed so we drive over there to find them open and empty, (a potentially ominous sign).  Turns out, as explained by the girl at the register, the staff isn't allowed to answer \"that\" phone.  Really???  \nWe were greeted promptly.  The menu is extremely limited, but does boast freshly ground angus burgers, fries and shakes. There were six in our party. We ordered everything from a regular burger, cheeseburger, a couple of PCH's & a pastrami sandwich on rye, along with several orders of \"fresh\" fries and a couple of shakes. \nThe food took forever, 30 minutes, which as indicated by the posted sign, should be expected, as everything is made FRESH. However, when our food did arrive it was clear immediately that it was NOT fresh. All of the burgers were a pale grey color, certainly NOT freshly ground or grilled. The fries appeared promising, but they too were a false rendition of fresh. They were cold and hard, just as another reviewer said, I've had better come out of my fridge as leftovers. Two of our PCH burgers got messed up, sauce one the one that wasn't supposed to have it, Swiss instead of American, onions, missing bacon, the list goes on. When we brought this to the staff's attention she told us to switch buns and the problem would be miraculously   solved. Huh??? \n She eventually, begrudgingly agreed to remake only one of the burgers and not the other one. Odd. \nWhile waiting another agonizing 20 minutes, the replacement burger arrived. Mediocre at best. At some point, we were told there was no rye bread for the pastrami sandwich. No big shakes it happens. The hoagie roll was fresh, but the pastrami was cold, dry and rubbery with an very generous slathering of mayo. The shakes were freshly made. There were two staff members on duty. The girl at the register was not very efficient as it was her first day, but the tried to be polite. The other kid operating the grill seemed to be more senior and he was polite, too. But no amount of apologies could make the food taste better.  I had really high hopes for this place, hopefully the ownership can turn things around.
__label__3 Went back two more times and tried their Chicken Katsu Bento, Hawaiian Shrimp and Kal Bee Bento. \n\nI think my favorites are Chicken Katsu and Kalbee so far. The portion of food you get for the price definitely won't leave you hungry. I actually had to eat my bento in phases so I can finish everything.\n\nI love the fact that the whole family are working there from ordering to making your food. A really nice and friendly place to relax and enjoy affordable good Korean food.\n\nCan't wait for them to extend their hours and add more Korean dished on their menu.
__label__0 So please tell me why this \"restaurant\" stops selling food before 10PM when they are open until 2AM....
__label__2 I still get excited when I come across a new place that no one has told me about in the hopes that I've discovered some gem in the city. But I guess my rule that if no one mentions a place it's probably for a good reason, or it's at least located in a part of town that no one would ever find it. In the case of SinCity burger (yes it is one word); I think the latter would apply, although the former is equally questionable.\n\nThe location is definitely not the greatest; right next to a gas station at Russell and Decatur where no one really lives and only a handful of office parks exist.  The interior is a bit sparse and needs a slight retouch; the handful of small 'vintage' Vegas posters really gets lost on the walls. The menu is painfully complicated; with options including a Sincity Burger, 1/2 Burger, 1/3 Burger, 1/4 Burger, Dbl 1/2 Burger, Triple 1/2 Burger...that's just way too many choices. They also have a Sin Sandwich with chicken, wraps, hot dogs and plenty of add-ons (the menu amazingly adds an apostrophe to the word on's).\n\nI tried to keep it simple and ordered their Signature Burger which is a 1/2lb burger topped with Swiss cheese, green leaf lettuce, tomato, sin sauce, grilled onions and grilled mushrooms. As soon as I ordered I saw the cook reach into a drawer and pull what looked like a pre-made patty off a piece of wax paper and drop a perfect circle of meat onto the grill. Not encouraging. What arrived at my table a few minutes later looked better than I anticipated though. The bun was really soft, deliciously grilled, buttery and great. Although the meat looked generic, it had good flavor and was seasoned with lots of pepper it seemed. The mushrooms were really good along with the onions, although they might have been a bit overpowering. The Sin Sauce was decent too, maybe a chipotle may or something with a bit of a kick to it? Overall this wasn't too bad considering all the variables.\n\nThe fries sadly lived up to the non-hype; they were extremely generic and reminded of carnival fries. It's such a common gripe of mine, and apparently the hardest thing for most restaurants to get right with a burger meal. As a whole this meal was ok, I enjoyed the burger and would have a lot more if the fries were halfway decent. The price wasn't too bad either, $9 for what you're given isn't out of question, and again could be even more reasonable if the fries were good quality. I don't know if I'd tell you to go out of your way for this, and now that I think of it Farmer Boys is down the street and a much better bargain.
__label__3 Came here a few weeks ago on a Friday night and we had a super large party. We took almost all the tables in the place except maybe 1 or 2 small ones. The owner is super super nice and accomodating for my friend's large party. He was constantly checking up on us. Luckily it wasn't busy other than our super large party, but then at the same time it's kinda sad that it's so slow on a Friday night. \n\nI ordered the 1/4lb or 1/3lb burger and split fries with my husband from his combo. My husband ordered the SinCity burger and in retrospect I probably should have tried that one, since it's the \"special\". Overall, the food was great, very tasty and fresh ingredients! Reasonable prices. \n\nLet's just hope they can make it in this economy especially since they're somewhat new.
__label__1 I really wanted to like this place, but just can't.  The good:  burgers were above-average and the milkshake very good.\n\nThe bad: fries, onion rings, service, and the price tag for above-mentioned milkshake (ouch!)\n\nFries were mealy and bland.  I couldn't even swallow the onion rings.  For half the price I'll stick with In N Out and Smashburger down the road.
__label__0 I can't even think to give this place a one star let alone half. The most gross food I have ate in Vegas!!they say angus meat and fresh patted daily, big ass lie! Seem the lady pull it out of a plastic bag. And it tasted awful. The service is rude dirty looking people. The table was sticky, floors looked dirty.\nSave yourself the energy, gas money, and time go somewhere else I think health department would shut this place down!
__label__3 Good food, reasonable prices and friendly staff! Would recommend it if you're nearby.
__label__3 Had a nice breakfast, I tried the Mexican Omelette and it was very good. I recommend getting the salsa on the side as my omelette had a lot of salsa on it. They had fresh squeezed lemonade which was really good as well. If you need to get some breakfast this place was great since it's in a nice location.
__label__0 This place is a conveyor belt for long-frozen, dry, over-cooked approximations for food. They think that by making the burgers bigger, people will equate that with value, despite the fact that the big stuff is over-priced, and the smaller stuff is even more over-priced. I got a chicken sandwich here for seven bucks that was smaller than a deck of cards, burned blacker than the bottom of a demon's feet.\n\nTheir hamburger is virtually tasteless, so they splatter them with all kinds of sauce and wilted toppings. The only thing fresh here is a couple of the vegetables, which typically only serve to make the massive, starchy buns slide around. And their soda is watered down.\n\nThe \"natural cut fries\" were cut from potatoes all right... a long time ago. Clearly frozen to a point where their natural flavor is all but gone. And the only reason the criss-cut fries are anywhere near decent is the massive spice layer that manages to hold in extra fryer oil. Underneath, it's still awful and tasteless.\n\nCarl's wasn't quite this bad a few years back. They were still pretty awful, but these days, at this location in particular, it's a train wreck. I gave them the benefit of the doubt a few times now, and every time I'm disappointed and end up feeling disgusting and shameful. Not to mention robbed of a few extra dimes.\n\nNailing it all home is their deplorable ad campaign, which covers all their bags and cups with snarky bullshit about how awesome they are, punctuated with \"That's just the way it is.\" You know something's wrong when Jack-in-the-Box does a better job of condescending to you, not to mention serving a better version of god-awful fast food at a less insulting price.\n\nIf this franchise had a face, I would punch it.
__label__4 My husband and I bought a house recently and we only had a few days before the furniture was coming and we wanted it painted.  Michael came to meet us and give a quote.  We ended up choosing him and we could not be happier.  The process was painless and our house came out great.   Like others have said you pay for the paint as a deposit and you pay him the difference at the end of the job.  \n\nExcellent communication throughout the process. I could not believe how fast they were able to get the job done. \n\nHighly recommend them!
__label__2 Sokay? Sallright! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AJiYZ6QIAtY\n\nIt *is* sallright. My husband dragged me to this place since it's a few small blocks from our little small new home in Phoenix, we were in the middle of our move and there was nothing to eat in the house, and they are one of the few places that deliver for a meager $2 - online through Eat 24: http://phoenix.eat24hours.com/lucky-kitchen/17730. \n\nFor an in-person visit on a Saturday night, the place was empty, scrubbed and .. fine. Nothing to see here. . nothing special. But: clean and smelled like food, not anything not-like-food, which is a good sign. CLEAN IS GOOD.\n\nNo fancy anything here, but food seems fresh and made the moment you order it, the way it should be in Chinese places - that's the point of Chinese food a lot of the time. We had potstickers (these were probably from a frozen premade source) and he had orange chicken - I had hot & sour soup (good!), rice and egg rolls (again, probably premade). But nothing was spoiled or old, or weirdly chewy (believe me, I've had some baaaad Chinese food and this wasn't it) and everything reasonably priced. I asked for Sriracha sauce since I am an addict but they have some other brand since I think most people don't ask for it, that's too bad. LONG LIVE THE ROOSTER is what I have to say to that.  Plus Sriracha is more of a Viet thing anyway, I suppose. Damn Americans putting ketchup on everything (ha). \n\nFor delivery, when I ordered online (such a novelty for me, but such a time-saver) they were over in a flat 20 minutes with our entire order. Superfast! However, the cook did not cook the egg foo young the whole way through - blech. I had to microwave the patties the rest of the way. Uncooked egg is a major health risk - please be careful about that in the future. okay??\n\nBut otherwise.. no problems considering our new tough urban area.  Good service and okay food. I have the feeling that they can sex up you food for you if you beg for it (i.e. extra chilies, extra garlic, ginger, more noodles,etc) for not too much trouble. Not for the gourmet but what the hell. do you want to eat or not?
__label__0 I used to like this place and went there every couple of weeks or so, but they've gone cheap and removed all their customer services now in an apparent effort to save money: You have to go to the counter to get a menu, then go to the counter to order, food comes on styrofoam plates, you have to clean up your own table.  \n\nThe food isn't any better and the service and experience is now much worse.  I'm definitely no longer a fan.  The food is good, but it's not not THAT good.  Heck, even Panda Express does better now!  Lost a customer with their cheapness.
__label__1 This place is pretty average for a Chinese restaurants in Phoenix. From the outside it doesn't look like much, but when you go in the dining area itself is very nice. The hostess and other staff members were very welcoming. The food itself was nothing special. I had the Yu-chan chicken. The dish was very spicy - I nice surprise! The dish was okay, but I could tell that very poor ingredients were used in its making.\n\nWhen I originally called to place my order they notified me that it would be a 50 minutes for delivery. This was very surprising because my order only included 2 dishes and I live just 5 blocks away.... I was even more surprised when I went into pick up my order and found that I was the only person there. The driver must have already been out when I called. \n\nThe menu doesn't seem to have anything enticing or unique to the restaurant. Even though it was an enjoyable dining experience, I do not see myself coming back here anytime soon. There are just so many other options in the area to try before I would give this place another try.
__label__0 Being from NY, I have some high expectations for my Chinese fare. This place misses the mark...by a mile. The sesame chicken was essentially glazed pieces of fried something, the wonton soup was salt water, and the best thing was the egg roll which could have come from costco. I rarely give bad reviews, especially for places that I love so close to, but I can't get around this one.\n\nOverall, skip this place.
__label__2 Nestled in a strip mall you might overlook this place.  I had the chance to stop in yesterday to try it out and I wasn't dissapointed (completely).  Upon walking in I got the sense this place is popular based on the number of people in line and waiting for food.\n\nThat was probably the biggest drawback, the wait.  But the chicken I added to my greek salad needed time to cook I suppose so that was ok.  They did mess up my buddy's order so that wasn't exactly a good thing though.  My salad was great, fresh and cheaply priced in my opinion.\n\nIf you're coming in here for the atmosphere or the interior feel, you may, no you will be dissapointed.  I took my order to go.
__label__2 Good portions. Service ok. Food quality questionable. Still a new location so maybe they'll get better?  Sort of expensive.
__label__3 I find this place to be MIND BLOWING. The food is insanely original and innovative, for example, my girlfriend had chicken and waffles. And while the menu item doesn't sound so enthusiastic in the description, what ended up on our table was 4 pieces of syrup drenched fried chicken piled high and speared into waffle cakes, stuffed with BACON!\n\nBacon! Stuffed into a WAFFLE! Can you imagine that?\n\nSome crazy shit here!\n\nThe service is slow, but it's understandable. At the time we arrived to eat here, our waitress was serving 7 tables in the early morning. She can alternate between Spanish and English (she's Caucasian), and had some unruly tables full of grumpy, whiney old people to deal with. 7 tops is ALOT of people to feed. So we had to give her credit for keeping her cool under pressure.\n\nThe atmosphere inside, versus outside the Plaza casino was just as significant as The Griffin bar on 6th street and Fremont. You have your shady fuckers bumming around and looking for change outside the casino (Fremont happens to be a major place for bums to mill about, and also is the drop off point for newly released inmates from the Clark County and City jails at the Golden Nugget valet), and then you got the more sociable folks coming inside to eat. \n\nSecurity and the staff do a good job to keep trouble out, if not appearing to be overworked.
__label__1 My boyfriend and I decided to go out to a late dinner at Hash House, service was okay.  The hostess were friendly and welcoming, but leaning on the host stand a little to much.  We had to order off the late night menu, I got the grilled cheese sandwich, It was decent.  Way to much tomato and only one big chunk of avocado.  It was thrown together and sloppy, hard to eat.  Mike was our server and was good. Took him about 15 min to get my strawberry lemonade margarita, but was a very good drink for only $8.  All in all it was a decent dinner but hope for better service and food next time.
__label__1 The novelty has worn off....too many locations....too meh of flavors.... Portions still huge, but paying $14 for a giant pancake, eggs and some bacon is pretty deceiving.... Service ok for a weekday.....  Im still trying to figure out WHY go in the Plaza.... I mean friggin urine stained plaza...... wow....somebody got paid big bucks....\n\nanyhow....its always worth trying once.....Definitely need a menu upgrade....
__label__1 We ate here based on rave reviews. Although the portions were indeed huge, the flavors were  underwhelming. My husband had the portobello mushroom sandwich which was pretty flavorless. I had the salmon salad. The salmon was cooked nicely but the horseradish cream dressing tasted like sour cream. The service was slow and nearly every staff member including the manager walked by the dirty table across from us for nearly 30 minutes before it was finally cleaned. Disappointing.
__label__0 I really had high hopes for a good meal. We went at breakfast time. We sat in the bar. When we saw what the neighbors next to us had we were very impressed with the presentation. So we ordered. My friend ordered the chicken eggs benedict. Still had high hopes he took a picture. I ordered some kind of Fried Chicken with a biscuit. Neither one fo was impressed. After we left we both thought wow that was horrible especially when I think our bill was $48....Of course we had 2 Bloody Mary's. My friend said it was good. I had never had one so i ordered it. Took me all day to get that taste out of my mouth and I only had a few drinks of it and gave it to him. Oh well no I know. May give them another try some days but I guess that would be if everything else was closed.
__label__1 Others in my party wanted to go here, and I had heard mostly positive things about it, so I didn't object.  If you like big breakfast and don't mind paying $15 to $25 per person for it, this place will make you very happy.  Service was good, food was good.\n\nSo why only 2 stars?  It's not you, it's me.  Personally, I'm not really into going out for breakfast, and when I do, I often get non-breakfast food and I'd rather go someplace inexpensive. When I splash this kind of cabbage around a restaurant, it's because I am getting dinner, and when I eat this quantity of food before 6pm I feel like crap for the rest of the day.  For these reasons, this place wasn't for me.  There are plenty of affordable breakfast options within a 2 block radius of 1 Main Street.  \n\nThe cheapest thing I found on the menu with any amount of protein - and by any I don't mean very much - was the bacon waffle at about $9.  It was good for what it was, but I wasn't really into it.  With coffee, tax, and tip that's like $14 for breakfast, for something I wouldn't otherwise have ordered.  I didn't see anything else I wanted for under $10, which is my hard breakfast limit.\n\nOthers in my party seemed very satisfied with their monstrous plates of chorizo and eggs, etc.  and their bacon bloody maries.  Some of them got a waffle on the side as well.  Rolling in coffee, cocktails, tax, and tip, I think most of them were spending around $25 to 35 each by the time they walked out of there.\n\nNext time, I'll opt for the Cafe Cortez coffee shop or the Main Street Station buffet.
__label__0 My friend and I decided to give HHAGG yet another chance and this trip was the deciding factor I will never eat there again. \n\nService was HORRIBLE, \n1. Waitress dragged her feet walking to the table, didn't even get greeted for at least 5 minutes, looked like she was still half asleep, didn't smile, NOO customer service at all. \n\n2. Asked to start off with two waters, started to also ask for a Bloody Mary, she walked away before we could get the words out, even when we tried to grab her attention. (Fastest she moved all morning) \n\n3. When she finally returned with waters I asked what types of vodkas she had, she didn't know, my date literally got up and walked to the bar to check it out, because waiting for her would have taken to long. \n \n3. I asked for extra olives in my BLT Bloody Mary, was told no because there was no way to charge for it.... I didn't really think my request was to out of line but moving on. \n\n4. Received my Bloody Mary, asked for worchestire sauce, she replied, ooo I don't know if I can get that.... Again... What?!?!? \n\n5. Asked another server for worchestire sauce... Never came. \n\n6. At one point the server said I'm sorry I worked until 1 last night and then was rescheduled at 8 this am. And while I understand that this situation sucks, I didn't make the schedule, or come to a place of business to receive slow, bad service. (She told all her tables this sob story) \n\n7. My food came out cold. At this point I knew my date was already at wits end so I decided not to say anything else. But it wasn't even like sort of warm, it was cold. \n\n8. When we mentioned our dissatisfaction to the manager he kind of seemed lost and confused. He did offer to comp two bloody Mary's (which we later had to have removed from the bill because our waitress charged us for them) \n\n9. Our waitress never even came by to check if everything came out well after our food was delivered. \n\n10. I unfortunately did not get the food runners name. But he was the ONLY part of this visit that was a positive experience, when he brought out the food he was happy energetic asked if we needed anything else, he also cleared our plates when we were finished. And I had asked him for the manager he actually came back to the table to tell me he notified the manager, and came back a second time to double check the manager came by. (With no disrespect, he was the African American food runner for the morning shift on 11/16/2013, he would make a great waiter) \n\nAgain, this was the last time I would eat at hash house, worst dining experience by far.
__label__2 OK place with big portions.  The wait staff is crap...must be the management teaching them how to be crappy...or trying to make more of a buck.  The food comes in high quantity...but not quality.  I can do without the mashed potatoes, biscuits, and iceberg lettuce.  My Cobb salad was kinda smallish.  No butter for the biscuits.  No sweet-n-low.  I've been to the original in San Diego and it was really good there.  Something must be up with management or something here.  We ate here twice...but will look elsewhere.   In the hotel.  We were warned of a wait at certain times.
__label__0 I ate here a few years ago at the Henderson location, and it was good.  Not great, but good enough to try again.  This time we ate at the downtown location in the Plaza hotel/casino off Fremont street.  \n\nI ordered the HH Original Eggs Benedict.  Presentation was dramatic, as usual, but the food was disappointing.  Bed of mashed potatoes were good but nothing remarkable.  Tasted like a homemade mash with little or no cream/butter and skins left on.  Then on top of that were two halves of a biscuit.  Bottom half was hard as a hockey puck.  I was about to call the waiter over to take it back but then I cut into the top half, and it was soft.  No intention of eating all those carbs, so let it go.  Tomato was under ripe and spinach leaves were cold and crispy.  Eggs were poached perfectly. Bacon was thin and just okay.   \"Red pepper cream\" poured over the top was uninspired.  \n\nMy companion ordered the smoked salmon egg white scramble with fresh fruit.  Strawberries were pink and white.  Not red.  Not ripe at all.  Pineapple was good.  She enjoyed the hash, but I thought it smelled horrible.  I don't like strong fish scents, especially for breakfast.  \n\nWill definitely not be back.
__label__1 Hash House A Go Go in the Plaza is a family friendly diner with portions meant for sumo wrestlers and competitive eaters.  The food pile is truly a spectacle in a place where quantity seems more important than quality.\n\nWe tried the Fried Chicken and Bacon Waffles, the Andy's Sage Fried Chicken Benedict, and a House Salad.  \n\nThe Fried Chicken and Waffles was average.  The chicken was crispy enough, but wasn't juicy and didn't have a lot of seasoning.  The waffles didn't have a bacon-y flavor, we wished they had just given us some strips of bacon instead.\n\nThe Fried Chicken Benedict was like three separate dishes piled into one--literally stacked right on top of each other.  One dish would be fried chicken and mashed potatoes, another would be a biscuit with gravy, and the last would be an eggs and bacon scramble with spinach, tomato, and mozzarella.  With all that on one plate you can't really distinguish one flavor from another, but you can make every bite different.\n\nThe House Salad was the standard bag mix of iceberg lettuce, nothing special.\n\nIf you do want to try Hash House A Go Go split a plate with someone and come for a true diner experience.
__label__3 For the money and the availability this is an excellent place.  Excellent value. Clean quiet and comfortable.
__label__0 Way over priced! $23 for two salads and two sodas! Really!  I will drive to Stephanie next time!
__label__2 CLOSED -- Fellow Yelpers, this restaurant has permanently closed. The outdoor signage has been taken down and the restaurant space is dark. There are notes on the door referring patrons to their other Vegas-area Sweet Tomatoes locations.\n\nA quick reflection: I'm a fan of Sweet Tomatoes. I eat at the \"regular\" restaurant nearby at least once per week and have done so since the place opened about 14 years ago. As for Sweet Tomatoes Express (STe), the parent company has been looking for new ways to make money (over their \"tried-and-true\" unlimited cold salad, soup and pasta buffets) for some time. While I was happy with the cleanliness of the facility and quality of the food served, the value of the meal for the price paid was considerably less than that of Sweet Tomatoes regular restaurants. Most everything is served \"a la carte\" -- choose a salad and pick your ingredients. Get a nice-sized portion and a free garlic bun or two. Buy a drink. Want some soup? That's extra, as are proteins or \"premium ingredients\". Want free soft-serve or dessert? Go to the restaurant because STe doesn't offer them. Want seconds? Order another salad, soup, etc. at full price. (By the way, the food photos shown on this page are a lie as they are for the restaurant and not STe.)\n\nI feel badly for Mike and his staff -- they were stellar!\n\nIn my humble opinion, STe did not offer a terrific business model especially for the Henderson folks who visited. Not only were the prices too high for the value offered but they refused to honor Sweet Tomatoes coupons or Club Veg specials. As I understand it, this location was first to open. To Souplantation corporate management: \"Hey guys, you're a restaurant that serves salads buffet-style. I think you should stick to what you do best.\" Maybe one of your other two locations (Carlsbad, CA or Clearwater, FL) will do better and you can one day tell me \"we told you so\". Only time will tell.
__label__4 They are amazing and I love visiting this location. My house was decorated beautifully for Christmas because of their service and helpfulness. Despite AZ Painting Companies horrific paint job on our home at least we had pretty decorations that would distract from the amateur job that was done.
__label__3 I really thought I was having just a summer fling with Rita's. But the cold(er) weather has arrived and still find myself answering longingly the siren songs of misto's and gelati's. So good. I'm an east coaster at heart and this is as close as it gets to the real thing. And let's face it, what's better than a real italian ice? Custard! At Rita's you can have your italian ice and eat your custard too. Beyond the product, the service is always friendly enough and they offer enough deals to keep me coming back. It's that simple.
__label__4 Wandered in while after Red Ribbon. This shop is so cool! Everything that caught my eye was under $30 so it's a perfect place to run for a last minute party dress. Good selection, friendly staff (they gave me a discount card on the way out). I will definitely be coming back!
__label__3 There are three bars located within El Cortez.  Skip the other two.  \n\nThe Parlour was a helluva good time, and, frankly a sight for sore eyes as I'd been enduring absolutely awful drinks elsewhere all evening.  We were pleasantly surprised to see a full menu of classic cocktails, at reasonable prices, in a swanky, classy setting complete with a lounge singer at the piano.  I'm no Vegas expert, but this place matched up to the mental image I'd created prior to visiting.  \n\nService was excellent.  We had a large group, plus a larger birthday party near us, and the Pendleton Whiskey gals showed up!  Our one server kept those drinks coming, was super sweet, and was a great sport when we got her involved in some photo shenanigans as well.  The old-timey feel and comfy cozy seats sealed the deal for this lil swank-town bar.  \n\nWhy no five stars?  The actual drinks themselves, though a definite A for effort, and I'm not complaining, weren't very good.  Better than most drinks I had that night, but some major misses for a place trying to showcase classic cocktails (Manhattans, Juleps, martinis, etc.).  I know it's relatively new, maybe they're still working out some kinks.
__label__1 I liked the show (see separate review), but I was very disappointed with the gift shop.\n\nI found the selection just a bit disappointing.\n\nI finally settled on getting a silver charm for my wife's charm bracelet. We specifically asked if it was Sterling Silver, and we were told that it was. The receipt indicated it was as well.\n\nWhen we got back to our hotel on the other side of the strip, we found out that the bag that it was in was marked \"pewter.\"\n\nWe called as soon as they opened the next day to find out what the deal was, and we were told that a manager would call us back with an answer. The call never came, and we're pretty sure that the message was never passed on.\n\nWe ended up going back to the store late that evening to return the charm after buying a replacement gift at another store. The store was hesitant to take it back, insisting that it was real silver. I was insistent though. By this point, I trusted their word about as much as you'd trust a Cozumel street vendor's word that it was silver.
__label__4 Sensational! \n\nBruntsfield does it again! La Barantine serves up absolutely sensational sandwiches and their pastries, sublime. I had a pistachio macaroon and was blown away by its taste!\n\nOnly very small inside so if walking past and you see a free table inside, grab it!!!!
__label__0 Weak service, nasty chips, an a ten minute response to tell us they were out of guacamole.  Go to Buffalo Wild Wings right up the road or 5th Quarter in Verona... Not sure what this establisment wants to be ... a sports bar? Then why the surf boards on the wall? And the exposed purple duct work is soooo dusty! And my seat faced this four-outlet plate on the wall, and a bunch of cords hanging from it. It's just unsightly. And it's dark.
__label__3 Veggie sandwich is delicious. Love the sweet potato fries.  I cannot complain about a sports bar that carries La Crema Pinot Noir just for me!
__label__4 Rainbow donuts has really good fresh donuts. The staff is very friendly. I usually will pick some up for an event. They have a good variety. The earlier you come the better section they have. I highly recommend these local donuts. As, the national donut chains don't even compare to these...
__label__4 Went in for a stereo and speakers. I was attended right away and it was installed in about 1 hr for a fair price.
__label__4 Honestly, one of the best meals of my life.  In some ways I don't want to be so honest in this review.  It still seems like a hidden away secret and I know next time I'm in Vegas I won't be able to get same day reservations and the prices may increase to reflect how amazing this food really is.  Our cab driver did not know of this place at all.  It is Far end North strip (think past Encore near Circus Circus area and just off the strip in a quietish looking hotel.  The restaurant has a good atmosphere not haughty, but classy and comfortable.  Our waiter was excellent.  I had the heirloom tomato appetizer, filet mignon, and cheesecake while my husband had the Ahi, all amazing really truly.  You won't regret going here! We found it through reviews here and on tripadvisor
__label__1 I found this restaurant on Yelp and was excited with such great reviews.  We called and they were booked.  We asked them to give us a call if they got a cancellation and they called with a 730 available time.  They were very pleasant.\n\nWe arrived and and had a drink at the bar were seated fairly promptly.  Restaurant had nice atmosphere.  \n\nWe began with the lobster deviled eggs.  They were definately fresh good for deviled eggs but if lobster wasn't in the name I would not have guessed there was lobster in the dish.  \n\nI had the chopped salad and my husband had the dinner salad with balsalmic dressing.  Both were fresh, mine had good flavors.\n\nFor our main course I had the lobster mac and cheese (the appetizer left me wanting more lobster) and my husband had the the Hangar Steak.  Mine wasn't at all special not even great for mac and cheese and again minimal lobster and no significant lobster flavor.  My husband really didn't like his steak and although small didn't finish the dish.  Really said the flavor was off.  \n\nThe waiter recognized my husband didn't enjoy the flavor and was very apologetic.  Although my husband would not have sent it back no one really came by to check if everything was ok until it would have been too late anyway.  \n\nThe waiter did comp the dessert because of my husbands dislike of his dish and was very eagar to make it right.  My husband ordered the molten lava cake and this was really dry without any real \"molten\" center.\n\nI don't like to write bad review but this restaurant is way over rated in my opinion.  The staff was very pleasant but they could not make up for the poor flavors in the food.  \n\nWe will not return.
__label__1 If you like ungracious and inhospitable environments with ungrateful, unaccommodating management, this is your place. There's no place around that shows less appreciation for an over $1,500 dinner bill. The food is good and they've done a nice job designing the ambiance, but there are a million places that have that in Las Vegas. Service should be of the utmost importance, and it's not close. I will recommend their signature cocktail, The Barrymore, however, because it makes it easier to deal with the staff.
__label__3 I came in without reservations for dinner. I wanted to try their famous burger but it wasn't offered on the dinner menu. I was seated in the smaller dinning area located just off the bar area.\n\nStarted off with a bread basket - the bacon cranberry roll is definitely the standout of the various carbs. For my main entree I went with the Halibut which was served atop of crawfish etouffee. I also ordered a side of mushrooms. The halibut was decent - I've had fresher but the etouffee was the highlight of my entree. I wish the portion of the etouffee was larger! The mushrooms were average tasting.\n\nService was friendly and efficient.
__label__4 *sigh* Oh, how I wish The Barrymore was located in San Diego instead of Las Vegas!  I haven't been this impressed with a dining establishment since I can't remember when.  \n\nLove, love, love the old-school Hollywood decor, dim lighting, and deep, plush leather booths line the dining room. The ceiling is decorated with old film reels, the vibe is very retro-Vegas with a heavy dash of Mad Men. Although we didn't sit outside, I caught a glimpse of fireside outdoor seating off the bar area.\n\nI admit that I had been drooling over the menu for days in anticipation of our Saturday dinner reservation. So many amazing looking choices!  The menu read like a Hollywood A-List with a high number of Oscar winners.\n\nInstead of giving a review for each dish, I'm just going to come out and say that everything that made its way to our table and into our bellies was top of the line delicious.  Presentation, composition, flavor...these dishes had it all. \n\nOur appetizers: Roasted Heirloom Beets (the goat cheese fritters..I die!!), Roasted Artichokes, Lobster Mac & Cheese (my personal Achilles's heel).  The Caesar Salad and French Onion Soup might possibly be the average plates delivered.  Not bad, just completely outshone by the other dishes.\n\nDinner: Diver Scallops, Pan Roasted \"Jidori\" Chicken, Short Rib Bourguignon, Muscovy Duck Confit, Bone-in Aged Ribeye.  There wasn't a stinker in the lot.  All perfectly cooked and seasoned (although I personally would prefer a tiny bit less salt, it did not necessarily taste over salted).  \n\nExcellent cocktail and wine selections, too.  The biggest star of the show had to be the service.  It was amazing.  Really was the clincher for a perfect evening.  They know what they're doing at The Barrymore.  I hope to go back again and again!
__label__1 I had dinner here with a large group of people so i was able to try many items. The food was very disappointing. Foie gras app was overcooked and so were my scallops. I ate one bite of my scallop entree and left hungry. The only redeeming quality of this restaurant is great cocktails and service.
__label__3 Went here with my boyfriend to celebrate our anniversary. I wanted to find an upscale restaurant that wasn't over hyped. When we arrived, it was hidden and attached to an old hotel. It didn't look as inviting as I thought until I walked inside the restaurant. It was a hidden gem! The decor was very hollywood-ish and intimate. The first thing that caught my attention was the lobster mac n cheese. The mac n cheese was not heavy at all. It was the perfect mac n cheese. Their bread basket is also out of the ordinary. Bacon and cherry bread? More please! For our entree, we got chicken risotto and grilled scallop. Everything was delicious. Would definitely come back again :)
__label__2 Not a bad spot...cool vibe....but a little overpriced.  They were nice enough to replace our octopus dish which i thought was a little rubbery.  for vegas, they are prob better spots to visit since this is in a weird location.  prob wouldn't return...
__label__4 Good food and a surprisingly intimate venue at the quiet end of the strip. Well worth giving a try, kind of a little gem. I had the duck which was okay, the breast could have been more tender but the presentation was good and the taste was balanced.
__label__3 So I still haven't sat down in the restaurant for dinner, but I love the bar.\nIt's located in the old, janky (but refurbed!) Royal Hotel (self-styled \"Royal Resort\"!), so I give it plus points for that. The Royal is in kinda a random location, but it's close enough to head to the strip after or just home if you're old and have kids, like me.\nThe main reason I love the Barrymore bar is because I feel so cool drinking there and bringing guests to drink there. It's like you know about a secret hipster hangout....fancy hipsters, not PBR-swilling types!\nThe d\u00e9cor is awesome, in a golden age of Hollywood kinda way, and the drinks are delicious. Cocktails are also pretty reasonably priced, considering the near-strip location and the fancy menu at the restaurant.
__label__4 This place is a gem! The food is awesome!
__label__1 I came here for the foie gras. When it came out I almost cried. For $26 I got a tiny over-cooked bite-size piece that was probably the left over end of the lobe. It literally looked like a mistake. I wanted to send it back, but I was surrounded by guests that I didn't want to make a fuss in front of. My friend got the duck and proportions for that were quite generous so she ended up sharing some of that to make up for my loss.
__label__0 We had high expectations with the good yelp reviews but did not have a good experience.  I ordered my rare bone in fillet and a bunch of appetizers.  The first steak was way overlooked to the extent that I needed to send it back.  They brought out another steak which was cooked well but it was the worst cut of filet mignonette that I've ever had.  There was a fatty gristle everywhere through the steak.  When I asked about this I was gold the chef was extremely insulted that I sent the first steak back.  I ate about half of the second steak but didn't finish because of the strings of fat running through the steak.  I feel like the chef gave me a shitty cut because he was insulted that he overcook end the steak.  The problem is that a $83 steak should be as close to perfect as possible and unfortunately the steak can't be uncooked.
__label__4 I don't think too many people know that this place opens at 2:00 one day a year.  That was today, Thanksgiving, and it was the best Thanksgiving dinner my new mate and I ever had in our lives.  If you didn't have Thanksgiving dinner here, I don't believe you had the best.  Nice, comfortable booth in a nice, comfortable room with exceptional service from nice, well mannered people.  Woohoo! is Right!!!
__label__1 My girlfriend purchased a '12 Elantra from this dealership on January 3rd, 12. Overall, the sales part was fine. We did some haggling on price but came to an agreement rather quickly really. It was the finance guys who ruined the experience for us. Long story short, they tried to rip us off out over over $1100 in extras. This deal was for a lease and they had reduced the amount of her trade, tacked on a $650 for \"etching\" which they said was a \"paint warranty and was required\" which we knew was BS from the beginning, and they even tried to absorb the Hyundai $500 Recent Grad rebate! We demanded those items to be fixed, and they did after about two hours of telling is \"it was required\". Then, after signing the contract and having her father (VP at Citizens Bank at the time) found that they  had still charged the same fees but under different names. After many phone calls and emails, and even making a threat to take the story to 3 On Your Side as well as contacting Hyundai directly (which were very support by the way), the GM (Bill E.) did finally call us and they wrote a check for the amount that was tacked onto the contract. All in all, they did resolve the problem which is the ONLY reason why I give them 2 stars. Bill did also admit when asked if they always try to charge $650 for the optional etching fee, to which he replied No. They knew they tried to screw us and they knew that we were the kind of people who wouldn't just sit there and take it, so they reluctantly decided to fix it.\n\nMy advise would be to know everything there is know about financing and to take an expert with you if you have that option. You may not be aware but there are about 3 dozen different numbers on the purchase agreement which make it really easy to show you that you got the price you agreed to on the car, but then all kinds of extras that are actually option listed as required, and so on. \n\nAfter this experience, I start the conversation with the finance guys the same every time (have purchased a truck and boat since). I start out by sternly saying \"If I find one cent that doesn't belong here, I will walk on the spot...no discussion\". Then, if they still try it I know what kind of business I am dealing with and no matter what I will walk away.\n\nI think as long as you know how to protect yourself then you can survive this dealership. Just don't count on the whole \"No Bull\" slogan holding up.\n\nOn another note, there has been a recall on the vehicle so we took it back to the dealer. The were not easy to get an appointment with and when we finally did, they said to schedule another appointment when the parts came in....as if unless they told us we would know when the parts showed up. We waited 2 months before finally going to another Hyundai dealer. There, we found out that the parts they ordered weren't even the right ones anyway. The other dealership got it all taken care of with one simply overnight visit. When the lease expires, we will definitely NOT go back to this particular dealer.
__label__2 This is an update review written by Jason B. and is a review of the second service:\n\nI dealt with the service department this time about the loose mirror.  I explained what was going on by saying that we had brought in the car before, that we were originally told the mirror was fine, that the same problem kept occurring, and that I wanted to try to get it fixed again.  The rep helping me listened intently and kindly offered up a solution.  Sadly, the rep next to him overheard our conversation and brought up the first time that Jessica had brought the car in by saying that there was a really nasty Yelp review online.\n\nThinking that I would clear up the misunderstanding, I responded by explaining that Jessica had been treated very poorly, irrationally chided for the lock put on after the problem was discovered, and then told to go on her way.  That unfortunately, this is the kind of treatment that results in bad online reviews.  I expected an apology, followed by the continuation of the nice service that I was getting which would make the situation right.  Instead, this rep made as many awkward faces that he muster up and did a lot of breathing and sighing to signal how much he disapproved.  I continued to explain thinking that surely you could not disapprove of honest feelings about a previous situation.\n\nApparently you can.  All this rep would do was make faces, sigh, and then say how bad the review was.  He couldn't come up with a SINGLE ACTUAL REASON why it SHOULDN'T have gone down the way that it did.  And to be clear, he is the ONLY REASON this review is STILL mediocre.\n\nThe other rep ultimately switched out the mirror.  He nicely explained to me that the mirrors do naturally adjust over time, but that what I was experiencing did sound like it was quite a bit faster than what he'd heard of or experienced himself.  This is all that was desired from the beginning.  Not even the replacing it, just an explanation that didn't involve an unrelated lock would have been fine.\n\nHad I not encountered the second rep, I would have walked away happy enough to call the first time of fluke.  To me, car dealerships are not the best customer service oriented businesses and this one isn't the worst.  However, as outlined in both posts above, it seems like they're trying awfully hard to be.
__label__3 If the main casino isn't quiet enough for you (though that's unlikey!), head upstairs to this sports bar. There is gaming at the bar and a nice selection of draft beer. There are also tables for easy viewing of the many TVs. You must try the $1 cheese pizza slices, which are only available when the kitchen is open (weekends only unless during game season I think). The pizza is great!
__label__3 Holy Cow, Man!  All I can say is $9.99 for a pitcher of beer and 20 wings or $9.99 for a pitcher of beer and a large cheese pizza during Football games.  Probably the sweetest deal in the world!  Even sweeter because the wings and pizza were actually very good!\n\nMy buddy and I dropped in here after running a half marathon.  We needed beer and sustinence after burning so many calories.  We saw the specials on the menu but couldn't find the barkeep.  After a few moments of searching she appeared and then provided us with great service for the rest of our stay.  \n\nThe wings were very large and came with a couple sides of Ranch.  The were crispy and had the perfect amount of sauce to meat ratio.  The cheese pizza was pretty great and had a nice crispy crust.  For the price to quality I would say this is one of the best pizzas I've ever had.  \n\nThere was only one guy in this place watching a game but this seemed to be a great spot to watch sports.  They have a lot of TV's with all the games on.  A very long bar and a number of high tables with lots of seating.  I know a lot of other bars get packed and that's great if that's what you're into.  But, if you're looking for a more relaxed atmosphere, great food, and great deals it is definitely worth the short drive out to Lake Las Vegas!
__label__1 I have lived in the area for six months, and have yet to find a hair stylist/salon that I want to stick with. After one mediocre experience from a place I found on my own, I came to Salon Sanctuary after it was recommended to me by an acquaintance. She recommended her stylist, Bethany. Upon calling the salon, I was informed that Bethany was not accepting new clients- no big deal, I was willing to try someone else. I ended up booking an appointment with Karen.\n\nI arrived to my appointment a few minutes early, and the receptionist told me she would let Karen know I was there. My appointment was at 10:45am. I sat and read magazines, and watched time tick by....and by.... and by... No one- receptionist included, said a word to me about the wait. It wasn't that I didn't have time to wait, or that I even would have cared to wait, it was that no one bothered to say, \"She's running a bit behind, it will be about X amount of minutes,\" or anything of the sort. In fact, by 11:20, I decided I'd give her a few minutes and then I'd just walk out the door. Around 11:25, as I was getting ready to leave, I was called back. Turns out, she'd been putting highlights in a client's hair the entire time, and was not yet even done with the client. She did not apologize for my wait. She asked what I wanted done, and I stated that I had an appointment for a cut, highlights and lowlights, and a brow wax, but was not sure at this point what she had time for. She asked what I meant and I asked if my appointment was scheduled for 10:45am, and she said that it was, but quietly added that her last client was an HOUR LATE. I'm sorry, but in my experience working in customer service, if a client is more than a few minutes late, and serving them will significantly cut into another client's appointment, you reschedule with the late person. However, I remained polite and explained what I wanted done. She spent the vast majority of my appointment going back and forth between her other client and myself, and I felt like she was rushing quite a bit. When the receptionist told her that her next client was there, she left and talked to the client, apologizing and explaining that there would be a wait!!! If only she extended the same courtesy to all of her clients...\n\nOverall, the cut and the brow wax were just what I wanted, but the color was not quite what I explained, and I looked a lot more \"trendy\" than I wanted- BUT nothing horrible that I couldn't live with for a few months. It didn't look bad at all, but just not what I typically go for. Pricing was very fair. Had all of the customer service issues not been present, I'd have given my experience 4 stars, and I'd probably have given her another try. However, after the issues I did experience, I know I would not return to Karen and am not sure if I'd even give the salon another shot or not.
__label__4 Our grocery store of choice in the area!
__label__1 We had the Meatlover and Pesto Chicken pizzas delivered.  Maybe it's better fresh from the restaurant, but I didn't think it was anything amazing.  Still toasty warm when we got it, fast delivery, and I did like how thin the crust was, but the pizza itself was mediocre.
__label__1 Sorry to do this, Madtown Pizza, but the last few pies have been less than great. I'm sure many folks enjoy the copious amounts of toppings, but I'm afraid the crust isn't one of those that cope well with the massive quantity of sauce, meat, and cheese. \n\nAnd as others have noted, the toppings are quite greasy. This may sit well with the late night, inebriated crowd, but... you're not open beyond 9pm, and my stomach (and waistline) could do without the greasy sheen.\n\nIt's hard to write this update because I do enjoy the staff and I want to see a local joint succeed. Unfortunately, the results are what they are. Ease-up a bit on the toppings, firm up the crusts, and cut back on the oiliness and we'll be good. 2-stars is a bit low; I'd like to go 2.5 to 2.75, but I can't go with 3, especially based on the last pie from late April of 2014.
__label__3 Only been one time, but it's safe to say I had an above average experience! I ordered the half pound Jalape\u00f1o Jack burger with a side of onion rings. The burger entailed a perfect spice, high quality meat (from Midwestern meats), and flavorful cheese. The onion rings were really great too! Decent portions here, I was definitely full. \nMy only problem is that my bill was $11 and change. A bit pricey for a no frills in and out styled place that caters to those who need a quick bite to eat after work or another event. I didn't even order a drink, mind you. Regardless it's but a minor set back in what was a really solid burger! I'd recommend it to others.
__label__3 This place is super cool. Loved the tree stump stools, the unfinished tables with hardware and chalk menu board. The staff is very nice and the java is pretty darn good. I went for iced latte but I couldn't resist the the chocolate chip cookie with BACON! Yes...bacon! Why does bacon make everything taste better?! \n\nCan't wait to check out their wine selection next!
__label__1 A cool coffee shop with beer, what could be better? Well how about serving beer past 10:00 on a Saturday?  Totally stupid operating hours for the bar. Reminds me of of more like a dorm room than a place to go hang out in.
__label__0 No doubt that the coffee was excellent- but the barista was rude and very cantankerous, despite attempts at being friendly. Not to mention the bathroom was out of toilet paper and just had a sign that said 'sorry- public bathrooms available down the street'. I wish I could give a better review since their coffee is great- but the experience was lackluster.
__label__4 I'm always in search of great coffee and this place has great coffee. It's a little place and if you blink, you might just miss it! The staff was knowledgable on their coffee and equipment.  It reminds me of the type of place you would find in Downtown Phoenix, but instead it's in Scottsdale.
__label__2 Consistently ok food. I adore the fish tacos. Other meals I've had there are literally not memorable. It is a small, clean little place. The service I've had here has been pretty good on most occasions, but can be a little slow.
__label__0 So I went to this restaurant last night with 3 of my friends hoping to have a good time. Sadly going to this place was not a very pleasant experience. First thing I noticed was that the table the waitress seated us at was cracked and held together by scotch tape. When asked to be moved to another seat, she rudely told us no. So we sat down anyways and after waiting a very long time for our orders to come, the plates that we were served on were cracked and chipping away. I didn't ask for pieces of porcelain with my meal but the waitress apparently taught I needed the extra vitamins. The food was half decent, and if you like your food seasoned with half a pound of salt, this place is for you. Also a word of warning, bring a pack of tums with you if your going to this restaurant, it'll help a lot trust me. Taking the rude waitresses, broken tables, pieces of porcelain in my food, and having it served with enough salt to kill a large elephant; I'm giving Kan Bai a 2/10 would not eat there again.
__label__4 I was so happy that Strut Bridal referred me here for my wedding lingerie. I was sized add soon as I got there and found I had been wearing a bra 3 cup sizes too small... Life changer. My wedding corset was really pretty and much less expensive than I expected. Very happy with my experience here, well be back for sure.
__label__1 I went in with the expectation to find something that fit, was comfortable and didn't make my boobs look weird. Didn't find it. Everything either felt like it was cutting into my skin or the wires were too narrow or something. \n\nI felt like the salesperson was getting frustrated with me because I wouldn't settle for something that hurt or didn't fit. She said things like, \"not too bad\" or \"you could get away with that\". For $75 I expect it to fit correctly and I also expect to not feel pressured to settle.
__label__3 I have been tanning at Elite Tanning for about two months now.... I have to say I LOVE this place! They are always so friendly and helpful. They do not pressure you to purchase anything, but they are always very good at suggesting lotions and beds to suit your needs.  The place is very clean and you can tell that they definitely care about their clients!
__label__2 Clean, small. Just make sure your make an appointment otherwise you will be waiting for a long time. However, if you happen to wait for awhile they automatically give you a free tanning session.
__label__0 China Star had gone out of business. Closed.
__label__4 Justus is THE MAN when it comes to hair. He's a genius at color too. There's definitely a reason why I followed him from the good old Palms Place days when we worked together. Stop by and let him work his magic on you!!!
__label__4 Beautiful new Thai restaurant. Great atmosphere, excellent service and absolutely delicious food.  The 2 course lunch special is a great deal.  I will definitely put Gaati on my short list of favorite restaurants!  Plus the owners ROCK =))
__label__1 I don't want to sound like a broken record by repeating what many have said BUT, I so wanted to like this place too and didn't. It's closer than our go to place, Pinkaow so we were happy to see a new Thai place in our area. \nMy husband had his favorite Spicy Chicken Mint and I had Pad Kee Mao with tofu. The noodles were good but the chicken dish had way too much sliced onion and the spice level was way off. I'm not exaggerating when i say about half of the dish was sliced onion.\nMy husband has a pretty high tolerance for spice but went with their \"medium\" spicy. To test out our first order. It was way hotter than it should have been. He normally gets the \"Thai Spicy\" from Pinkaow, which is just above their 10 level but said Gaatis medium was just as hot if not hotter. For a medium spice level, it was way too hot.\nThe prices are slightly higher than Pinkaow but you get less food. \nI figure maybe we need to give them a second shot and order other dishes but based on our first experience, it would be hard to go back when we know what we are going to get from our other reliable go to Thai restaurant.
__label__4 What I love about this place is that the service is constantly fabulous the food is wonderful and the company divine. Love everything about it is specially the too young lady sitting next to us.
__label__2 How I have wanted to love Gaati Thai Kitchen.  Being so closed to my house, there really aren't that many good Thai restaurants nearby.  Here's my breakdown:\n\n1 star belongs to ambiance of the restaurant.  It's quiet and somewhat romantic.  \n\n2 stars belong to the quality of the food.  We tried the shrimp tom yum soup, papaya salad, red curry with chicken, spicy eggplant with tofu and pad thai.  The food was either bland or too salty.  The only thing I would rave about is their shrimps.  Their shrimps were really fresh.  \n\nUnfortunately, I won't be returning to Gaati Thai Kitchen for its food.
__label__1 We just walked out of this establishment, after having been seated and left alone with menus for 10 minutes. Tables around us were already seated and they had no drinks.  We watched as the guy that seated us walked around filling water glasses. We decided to walk down to Pei Wei for carryout instead. \n\nTwo stars for the comfortable chairs though.
__label__4 Great food until 2 am. Really healthy (and other) options in Vegas basically when you want them is pretty impressive. Everything I tried was great (salads, juices, wraps), and this is my second trip back. Worth a regular trip even when I'm in town as a tourist for late-night munchies.
__label__0 Left them a voicemail almost a week ago and never received a call back.
__label__2 It's Mad Mex. If you've been living in Pittsburgh for at least a month or so, you probably know what you're getting into already. Although this location can't quite rival the spacious Mad Mex Happy Valley that I grew accustomed to in college, it's still pretty impressive with a large bar and lots of tables, and the open garage door makes up for the lack of patio and provides for awesome people watching. The absolute best part though is that it's virtually across the street from my apartment! So I mean, I'd probably come here even if it was sub-par...(please don't stalk me, yelpers...haha)\n\nFor anyone who's not familiar with Mad Mex...the food is nothing to rave about. Typical Tex Mex that tends to taste better after a few drinks (especially the hugeeee plate of nachos). Their wings, surprisingly, are excellent and in my opinion the standout of the menu (get bleu cheese, not ranch. their bleu cheese is addictive). Mostly though, I come here for the margarita special. Doesn't everyone? I get really excited about the monthly flavors. My favorite is honeydew...June can't come soon enough! And if you're not in the mood for tequila, the beer list is pretty solid.\n\nIt wouldn't be on my list of considerations for dinner, but I'd definitely recommend it for a place to chill, talk, and drink a little (or a lot) more than you planned to.
__label__2 Went here yesterday for a late lunch/early dinner. \n\nWhat we sampled: \nBanana Slama Margaritas (where on happy hour special 16oz. for 5 dollars!  Tottally worth it and delicious)\nSan Francisco Insane Wings (hot and delicious!)\nPica Dippa Peppita hummus, xx chesse dip, guacamole (could have done without this, the flavors where off and weren't that interesting)\nCarnitas Burrito (very hard to share between two people, but very delicious)\nIce Cream Burrito 1/2 Saturday 1/2 Sunday style (OMG a must try insane)\n\nOverall the food quality was good, but with so many great places to eat I don't know that I would be rushing back.
__label__4 Love this place!  I've been here twice - once for lunch and once for dinner - and it was superb both times.  \n\nLunch - I had the lobster burger which, although its pricey at approx. $30, is almost all lobster and HUGE!  The little crunchy potato twilles put on top adds a lot of texture.  And I love that the burgers are served on little wooden platters.  A+++.  I also had a VERY spicy bloody mary - one of the best I've had in a while. Dessert - chocolate bar (which I would recommend for anyone; doesn't look like much but tastes like everything).\n\nDinner - Cheese puffs as an appetizer, which are little pastries with gruyere cheese.  DELISH.  I could've just eaten those and been a happy little lady.  For an entree I had the crab burger, and I may have actually liked this better than the lobster burger.  Again, another bloody mary, which was just as good as the previous one I tasted. For dessert, the cheesecake (which was great, nice, fluffy, filling); tried the celebration cake (a showstopper); and again the chocolate bar.\n\nAlso, this place has a HUGE wine list/cellars.  \n\nAll in all, a definite \"hit\" on any strip trip.
__label__4 I had the Lobster Burger! Yes, I said Lobster Burger. It was PHENOMENAL! OMG! I have never had anything like it. THE best thing I have ever put in my mouth!\nThe service was impeccable! This place rocks! Open 24/7 too!
__label__0 It's so bad...over salted food (rivals pickled foods) from the butter to the dry rotisserie chkn breast, everything priced at least 3x what it's really worth. Fried chkn plate is over $20 for about $3 of ingredients. \n\nSmart location near lobby and Augustus tower, it's unfortunate they take that fully for granted.\n\nService was pretty lousy, I get that Xmas eve isn't gonna have the A team but they didn't have to suck either.  Water tasted bad as well, it doesn't cost much to filter water, should be a standard at a restaurant that's $20-30/entree range.
__label__1 In Ceasars Palace at 4 am and nothing within walking distance, so we ended up here. I ended up getting the Chilli Cheese Fries. $8 NOT well spent. Small amount and the same quality as Weinerschnitzel... no joke!\n\nWill most likely pass this up next time. I should have spent my $8 on a slot machine....
__label__1 Poor to \"middlin\" for Breakfast.... Limited options on a Sunday morning.  Had the \"Croque Madame\" , which was pitiful for a James Beard Award winning Chef (Michel Richard) my guess is he's never seen or been within a mile or two of this place.  If I was him I'd get my name off of this \"faux coffee shop\".  My girlfriend had scrambled eggs... Pretty sure there of the powdered variety.  She said the coffee was pretty damn good so I guess it's not all bad.  \nService is slow and muddled with hard to find food servers ... The whole deal is really pretty piss poor for Caesar's ....
__label__0 I have eaten here three times in the last 3 years and each time swear it will be my last. As a Caesars 7* player we are supposed to get seated immediately, but Centrals hostesses don't allow this, and aren't nice about it. \nWe ate here on this trip because Caesars terrific food court is being remodeled and there was no place else to eat a late breakfast. Unlike when they first opened, the place never seems to even be half full anymore. \nThere were 3 hostesses on duty with little to do but talk to each other. Our waiter was matter of fact, not very friendly, and could never find him when we needed a drink refill or anything else. \nI ordered the chopped salad. Very small portion, yet very expensive. Bland and tasteless. Disappointing. They also don't serve any bread with salad or any other entree I saw. I had French fries, which were good but not worth $12. They give you a little container of ketchup and good luck getting more. You'd think for that price they'd have some different sauces for the fries. \nMy husband also said his food was almost tasteless, and he felt the variety of choices was very limited for 1:00 in the afternoon.\n$60 for a $25 meal which was missing flavor and missing good service and very uncomfortable seating. It is also loud in there since it's completely open and you're right off the lobby.
__label__0 Terrible service, mediocre overpriced food.  They listed around 20 beers on tap but only had 6, none of which I wanted so I ordered a cocktail.....which never came.   We ordered a grilled cheese for $12 and a turkey sandwich for $19.  These were wonder bread style size sandwiches that did not cost more then $1.00 each to make.  I have been coming to vegas once every two months for 15 years and this is the most disappointing dinner I have ever had in this city.  I will never come here again...ever.
__label__1 I'll start with the pros. \n-The salon is super clean! I'm not sure how long they've been there but it looks brand new and very pretty. \n-They have a good selection of polish colors to choose from, mostly OPI. \n(OPI is my favorite.)\n-My friend and I went in without an appointment at 5:15 on Friday evening and only had to wait a few minutes before being taken to our chairs. \n-The pedi chairs might be the best I've experienced yet. They're super comfy, look brand new and have the most massage settings. \n-My tech was very friendly... I mean she didn't talk except to ask me what kind of pedi I wanted but she SEEMED friendly. \n\nOn to the cons. \nI want to say that this first gripe is not something that would normally make or break my experience and honestly it's something I would have overlooked completely had my service been a great one... or even a decent one buuuut it wasn't so I think it's worth mentioning.\n-It's so quiet that it's almost uncomfortable. While I appreciate a calm atmosphere, silent doesn't necessarily mean serene. It was as if the techs are instructed not to speak at all and without any kind of background music it was awkward for my friend and I to talk to each other.  \n\n-They have 3 pedicure options, the basic, classic and spa. I got the classic. Callous remover, a sugar scrub and hot stone massage are the extras with this one. I asked if I could have the scrub on just my feet because my legs are too sensitive for it. I expected that since it was ONLY my feet for that part she might actually \"scrub\" and apply some pressure. I was wrong and it was the same careless, barely there rubbing (*that I HATE) even after she rinsed me and applied the lotion to my feet and legs. \n\n*This is one of my biggest pet peeves. I've said it before and I'll say it again. I can paint my toes and rub lotion on my own feet and legs FOR FREE.  I pay for pedicures because I want a proper massage. \n\n-The hot stone massage... I've never had a hot stone massage and I was really excited! Did I get a hot stone massage? I'm not sure. I remember her bringing over two stones and I saw them in her hands buuuuut I don't feel like I can say that I experienced a hot stone \"massage\" \nShe was so fast up and down, up and down that I could never actually enjoy it. Picture someone cleaning clothes on a washing board minus actually applying pressure. That was the movement. \nThe only time I could tell she was using stones was when she was going over my shins and that HURT. It felt like, well like someone scraping rocks over your shins. \n(To be fair maybe that's what a hot stone massage is supposed to be. If that's the case then bravo to her. I suppose it's just not my cup of tea.)\n\n- The woman doing my friend's pedi used a drill! My friend looked over to me horrified! We've probably gotten a bazillion pedis together from several places and NEVER have either of us had a drill used on our toes. \nToenails are little! Drills get HOT. You do the math. \n\nI want to be clear. My experience here wasn't terrible it just wasn't good. I didn't leave mortified just slightly annoyed. (I can't say the same for my friend though.)\n\nMy toes do look great but I'm going to stick to 7 Day. \nI would ONLY consider going back to Tips & Toes if I'm desperate and just interested in the end result. (This place is literally half a mile from my work.)  \nBUT I would stick to a basic pedi and save myself the $8 of \"extras\"
__label__1 Located in The Artisan Boutique Hotel. Don't let the name fool you. The pool itself is the size of a shot glass, and it is crammed into a small lot. The only thing big here is the attitude of the staff. No ice water? WTF? $6 for a bottle of water? WTF? This is a clear case of a place forgetting what it is vs. what it pretends to be. This is a property that is trying to change its well earned image as the place you would never want to be caught dead in to a somewhat respectable property. My little rant aside its still a pretty cool place. Live it up, you are in Las Vegas for cryin' out loud!
__label__4 In short...it was fantastic. I have access to many celebrity chef restaurants on the strip & Embers rates as high as any of them. Just delicious comfort food...and we left knowing there were many other menu items we would have ordered.\n\nA great locals spot. And very affordable.
__label__4 This evening we had bacon rapped dates, ahai tuna, chicken, hummus, bbq sliders, Mac & Cheese, all appetizers evening. Excellent service and ambiance was wonderful for a private dinning. Music was light in the background. The dinner was a quick yelp decision but, Embers is a romantic environment to slow down and enjoy a late night bite.
__label__3 Very delicious. I had great customer service, as the staff is very attentive. And they have a great brunch and dinner selection! If in the Summerin area I definitely recommend trying them out.
__label__3 I went here for Grand Opening for a sneak peak. They had a minimum of $2.00 for admission in which part of the proceeds are being donated to a charity. There was a long line, but it flowed pretty smooth.\n  \nThis was my first time ever going to a maze...wasn't quite too sure of what to expect. They did a great job with the graphics and how the place was decorated overall. There were people sneaking up on us and they totally got me. One guy got me good 3 times...I think they he thought I was a good target cuz I was such a scaredy cat. =o(\n\nOverall, it was done well and it was a great experience for my first maze.
__label__3 I like this place so much!  It's fun, the food was tasty, and the monstrous decor most certainly appeals to my Halloween-loving nature.  I love that they carry a large variety of local beers.  We were only there for lunch, so I'd like to see how it lights up at night.  They have a dog-friendly back patio too.
__label__4 Monsterland is a unique and fun place to enjoy drinks, food and a great atmosphere.  The food is good and the staff are very friendly and helpful.  The decor is a dream come true for all the monster lovers in AZ.  Thank you Monsterland for bringing a new and exciting desination to Arizona.
__label__4 I'm really sad this place is closed, it was a great place to hang out with friends, their themed event nights were always a blast, and the decor was unlike anything else in the valley. The employees that worked there were like family and the food was tasty.
__label__4 My girlfriend and I wanted to learn how to sew and stumbled upon Donna online. She is a great instructor and also very fun and flexible. We thoroughly enjoyed our time with her and learned everything there is to know about sewing! She even went to the store with us and helped us pick out our machines, tools, and supplies!
__label__1 I have been to Jason's Deli quite a few times since living in Vegas at 2 of their locations.  I never actually \"CRAVE\" their food nor am I ever dying to go there.  The food is fine but that's all.  The salad bar is fresh but nothing exciting.  \n\nTheir Fire tortilla chicken soup is very good as is their French Onion soup.  I can't recall which sandwiches I have had but nothing comes to mind as exceptional.  My husband usually orders Reuben or pastrami sandwiches which he has decreed as \"good\" but in no way comparable to The Bagel Cafe.  \n\nThey have wonderful fresh brewed iced tea (Black Currant is my favorite).  This is a good place for lunch if you want to try to have healthy options.  Easy to feed your kids here plus they have free ice cream.
__label__4 I came in with my boyfriend at 11:30 AM today. I ordered the 1/2 size Meatballa sandwhich ($5.99) with Glueten free bread (.29 charge for half).  He had the Manager's special 1/2 size Ham sandwhich with chips and a cup of chicken soup. His meal was $7.29 plus the fountain drink we shared for $1.99... The total came to $16.82.  Which is better than most places but I still expected more from the food I guess.\n\nI felt bad for my boyfriend, he said the chicken soup wasn't great, but enjoyed his ham sandwhich. My sandwhich was delicious. It's an average chain sandwhich shop... But atleast the host Katherine was nice and polite. And they didn't screw up the food.
__label__3 Totally Love this place. The decor is a great start but i found myself imagining what I would do with the place, so i think there's definitely room to liven it up.\n\nFOOD~\nFirst thing i tried was the Tonkotsu, which compared to Monta's wasn't to par but it was delicious!!!\n\nThen the second time i tried kaage wings, while i was eating them i couldn't help but to think \"what does this need??\" SAUCE! So i asked the waitress and they had a sweet and sour sauce...IT WAS AMAZING, they should really offer that as a side or just dip it in, i don't care.\n\nThird time i had the Teriyaki chicken, Loved It. The portion of terichicken was small, rice was good and it came with a macaroni salad and 2 rolls. So far my Fav.\n\nSERVICE~ Really friendly, i could tell they were trying their best.\n\nI believe they'll only get better. I hope they listen to the critics because they want to LOVE this place. It's a great addition to the many restaurants and hang spots in chinatown. All i know once they get their liquor license and hopefully a amateur karaoke night, it'll be amazing.
__label__2 I decided to be adventurous and grab take-out from a completely different place.  I'm glad that I tried it, but I'm not completely sold yet.\n\nI ordered a honeydew milk tea, and it was overwhelmingly sweet.  Now, I know that honeydew is sweet, but I've tried it in a number of different places, and I know that a non-saccharine version exists.  I'd be willing to try a different flavor in the future, but would recommend staying away from honeydew if you don't want something excessively sweet.\n\nI ordered the tonkotsu (apologies if I butchered the spelling) with ramen.  I liked that there was an option of ramen or udon noodles, and I really liked the way they packed up the soup for me to take home.\n\nThe broth was rich and delicious, the egg was wonderful, but the stars were the crispy caramelized onions.  I was not as thrilled with the pork, and a little surprised that there were only three thin slices.  I made the mistake of adding in too much of the magu (again...apologies on spelling) to the broth, and the flavor overwhelmed everything.\n\nI'm willing to try it again because I think it had potential, and I think I'm partly responsible for making it underwhelming.
__label__3 I only walked in here one time because I had a bad experience at Ichiza. This place really wasn't on my radar, and I had no intention of dropping in, but I am glad I did!\n\nUpon walking in, the service was really good. We were greeted by a girl in a really brightly-colored pink wig who sat us and later got us our drinks and food and stuff. The atmosphere here is really laid-back and fun and youthful. The prints on the wall are cool, as are the girls, and I really like that they show movies while you're dining. \n\nThe food here isn't the most amazing food I've ever had, but it's far from the worst. I ordered the teriyaki chicken meal, which came with a few California roll pieces. Again, not the best in the world, but pretty doggone good. The food came out at a good time, so we weren't sitting there waiting too long. \n\nAll in all, this place was cool. I'll definitely make it out here again on my next jaunt through Chinatown!
__label__1 Had them before they revamped their menu, had them after. Both were disappointing. Can make my own ramen meal from packet ramens.
__label__0 Honestly don't know why everyone loves this place? The Yelpers below me must be drunk when they went here... Food sucks, prices are too high for quality of service and the people cooking the food look like convicts recently released from Tent City.
__label__1 I am not sure how to review this place. I would give it a 4 for drinks/the bar. The drinks are CHEAP and you aren't paying a cover on Mill Avenue.\n\nBut the food? I'd give a 1. Who puts lettuce in Guacamole? 2. BLAND, Cold, and Generic. They give you a bottle of \"Blow out your colon-hot\" or some such at your table...but I want flavor, not an inopportune trip to the bathroom.\n\nEven Filberto's is better if you want cheap, fast Mexican. I feel like the people who give it great reviews were drunk when they walked in and ordered to begin with.  The people who work here are really nice, though, and I'll probably stumble in here a few more times because it's on Mill.
__label__3 Love Fuzzy's!  I always get the chicken nachos w/ feta, garlic sauce, white queso and it's super yummy!  Prices are reasonable and they now deliver!  Great place for take out, eat in, drinks, etc.  Go for Taco Tuesdays as well!
__label__2 for the money, you can't get much cheaper! the drinks alone are worth this college style eating and drinking spot. \n\ni'm late for the train on the beer-rita thing, but i had a champagne-rita, and for 8 bucks, i got this enormous mug of delicious alcohol goodness, with a small champagne bottle stuck right in there!\n\ni had the grilled veggie burrito and it was ok. wrapped in a flour tortilla, it was like something i make at home about once a week. my wife had a grilled fish and a grilled veggie taco. the grilled fish was actually minced and not very flavorful. \n\nthey have some very decent happy hour specials, every day. today, our stop suited us for some drinks and cheap food but i wouldn't make it a \"go-to\" spot.
__label__2 It's cheap, the margaritas are huge, they serve breakfast tacos all day (proper breakfast tacos, not Taco Bell's waffle nonsense), and you can sit on the patio with a giant drink and a plate of breakfast tacos, feeling vaguely like an expatriate who ought to be listening to Mexican radio. It's the next best thing to being in Tijuana eating barbecued iguana. (I can't swear there isn't an iguana taco -- have another 'rita and go take a look, 'kay?)\n\nIt's a \"scene\" restaurant, as most things on Mill Avenue are, so not the thing if you're feeling incapable of coping with sudden, loud noises, many of them made by inebriated undergraduates. If you go at a dead-ish time of day, it's not in-your-face loud. The staff are perky and patient while you figure out the menu for the first time, and they don't go nuts over trying to turn tables if there isn't a crowd. This is counter service -- order up front, pick up the food in the back when called -- so it's pretty low key.\n\nThe breakfast tacos are pleasant, more than life-changing. If you have a serious problem with fairly well-done scrambled eggs, ask up front to have them runnier or order something else, as these are quite well-done eggs. In the future, I would stick to variations where there's something greasy like chorizo to counter the stiffness of the eggs. These tacos are very generous -- I thought I was starving and couldn't finish a plate of two with the accompanying Latin potatoes (which are very nice) and refried beans (which are generic).\n\nAs far as Mexican restaurants of this sort -- silly name, self-conciously funky decor, waitresses in tight shirts, very large drinks, loud music, okay food -- go, this is a bargain with a nice view of the neighborhood.
__label__0 I'm disappointed to write this review since I have eaten at fuzzys several times over the past couple years. This is a delivery/food quality review. On 5/15/14 I placed an order for delivery for nachos, two chicken tacos, chips & salsa, and rice & black beans at 5:16 pm. An hour later and still no food. I called the manager and she told me the food was finished and waiting to be delivered. 45 minutes passed and finally the food arrives ( so my food was sitting for 30 minutes before being taken to be dropped off) yuck. The food arrives and the nachos are luke warm and extremely soggy. Immediately tossed in the garbage. The chips had not been seasoned like listed in the online description. The tortilla from our tacos fell apart from absorbing so much moisture and they were luke warm as well. I called back and the manager said \"sometime that happens with delivery\" ARE YOU KIDDING ME!? She offered no kind of apology or compensation. Just unbelievable. After tossing the rest of the food, my boyfriend and I both agreed Taco Bell would have been a tastier route instead of wasting 40 bucks on the half-assed soggy concoctions we received. Never ordering from here again. If your in the south Scottsdale/Tempe area \"El Molinos\" is a more reliable option for delivery Mexican.
__label__4 I am extremely impressed with the service Copperline Plumbing (Gabe) provided. He was very professional, friendly and quick to complete the repair. I didn't feel like I was overcharged either, which is a huge bonus when dealing with plumbing issues. I will definitely contact Copperline Plumbing for any future plumbing needs.
__label__4 Ok ya'll, I just moved into town and had not gotten a cut and style since October 2013.   I really missed my sylist in Austin, TX and have been in denial refusing to find a new stylist.   So.....I start my new job on Monday and had to get my mop under control.    I searched yelp for ratings, reviews on nearby salons and found Flict.   The ratings and reviews werer mostly positive so I hopped in my car and took a drive to the salon.    \n\nWhen I walked in I noticed how neat and quirky the reception area was.   They didn't have a bunch of product displayed to make you feel like you would have to purchase it along with the services which was nice.   The receptionist was on a call with a client but  greeted me with a smile acknowleding my presence.   When she finished her call I gave her the lowdown on my situation....need haircut asap...must be a good stylist.    Well, she hooked me up with Brandi the following day.   I was so excited that I didn't have to wait long for an appointment.\n\nThe next day I showed up for my appointment looking hideous figuring Brandi may have seen worse but God help her if she hasn't.  Brandi came to the front to get me and the first thing I noticed was how hipster she was...like Austin!   She took me to her station at the back of the salon, her assistant opened the blinds and there was the most beautiful pond and nice complex for my viewing pleasure.   She offered me a water if I wanted...that was nice.   Brandi asked what I was looking for, etc...   she was very patient but very knowledgeable.   She seemed to understand  what I was trying to accomplish with my style.   Shampoo, cut, style later I looked like a million bucks compared to how I came in.   \n\nI was going to post this review yesterday but as everyone knows the true test to a good cut and style is recreating what you looked like at the salon.   I was able to do my new doo just as Brandi did which makes her an awesome stylist.  Thank you!
__label__0 I was born and raised in Brazil. Every time my wife and I vacation in Las Vegas, we eat at this place, we try to support local businesses as much as possible. This restaurant used to be good .There are two waitresses, one is very nice, but the one who is always at the register could work on her people skills, too dry. I ordered 2 beef parmegianas+2 pastels+2 cans of guarana=41$, pricey. The meat was terrible. Both steaks had a huge piece of nerve right on the center, taking up 50% of the steak. The nerve was as hard as bone. The 2 cans of guarana were 3 bucks each. When the lady took them out of the fridge, they were still warm so I asked for a refund and she refused saying \"you got to understand, we barely put the cans in the fridge, and it's just $6, take something else instead! \" so I ended up taking 6 cans of coke. Although the pastels were good, this place is a joke! I'm never going back! check out 3 photos of the huge nerves.
__label__3 I'm sorry to read that other locations of Aspen Dental in the Valley have had such bad experiences. I started going to the new office at 44th Street and Thomas Road (in Arcadia Crossing) about a year and a half ago, and I have been extremely happy with them.\n\nI recently had my third cleaning done, and I have never had dental technicians who have taken such good care of me. My teeth are very close together and very hard to get clean, and I have had many seriously rotten experiences in the past -- not so here! My technician is consistently gentle, considerate, and very supportive. \n\nDr. Sang (I believe; or Song? Shame on me) is friendly and likewise gentle and caring. He fixed a filling for me between cleaning appointments and I have had no trouble at all since. \n\nThe team at the Arcadia Crossing Aspen Dental are always smiling, always friendly. This last time was even the first time I'd had to wait for more than a few minutes, and they were VERY apologetic that they'd kept me waiting at all.\n\nI'm overjoyed to have found a dentist at long last who doesn't berate me for having teeth set close together, or cut my gums flossing. Two thumbs up.
__label__4 I just got back from a wonderful Sunday brunch at El Rincon Tico. Although they didn't have any decaf coffee, the waitress made me a great smoothie concoction that was delicious. I ordered the big Tico brunch special, and it was a HUGE meal! Because I wasn't having the coffee that comes with the special, she said it was OK to have both ham and plantains, and the latter were delicious, as was the dish of mango pieces (you get a choice of fruit or salad). The restaurant is clean and very well decorated. The habanero/peach salsa on the tables really spiced up the rice and beans. I'd happily go there again for brunch!
__label__4 Surprisingly good pizza!
__label__0 I specified no sauce on stir fry vegetables they were sopping.  I specified with a call back after order extra hot mustard no mustard in delivery the soggy vegetables were swimming in the plastic take out bag I called the owner he couldn't have cared less hate this place!!!
__label__3 Prior to being a first time homebuyer, Homegoods was more of less one of those places that I'd be forced to go to with my parents and roll my eyes through every aisle. Fortunately, this all changed after I bought a home. Not only is this location attached to TJMaxx (where every girl has to check out the bargains), but it's also a large store of everything for the home at a reasonable price! This store has been my go-to place for little things to dress up the home--from accent furniture to glassware. I do recommend stopping by and browsing the clearance aisle. Not sure if it's the Filipino bargain hunter in me, but I sometimes find some good buys in the red tag aisle! :)
__label__4 Love this store! It's usually well kept with fresh inventory. Their fall decor, in currently, is some of the BEST Halloween Decor I've seen. Chic. Modern. Contemporary. Traditional. A little something for any taste & budget. I can usually count on finding what I'm Looking for and too many other things that I wasn't, lol. Usually items are good quality, as well.
__label__3 Always end my nights out here! Great games, cheap drinks, and fun people watching. If I could change ONE thing it would be the bathroom! Adding a sliver of a stall to make 2 whole toilets shouldn't have eliminated porta potties. We are speed drinking here! We need toilets!
__label__1 Okay, first let me say I have given this place several chances and every time I leave pissed off. One of the first times I went in this place, it was packed it was a Friday or Saturday night. Let me just say I am a server and know what it's like to be slammed so I made sure I let the bartender know exactly what I wanted quickly and clearly. This guy was so rude..I've never seen anything like it! He literally had the meanest look on his face like we were inconveniencing him all night, it made us very uncomfortable, and frankly it just pissed me off. Come to find out his name is Jared, because he came into my bar a couple months later, and I hardly recognized him because he was actually smiling (funny right). Second time I went in there was a couple of days ago. I work 5 days a week and my boyfriend works 6 in a restaurant and we get one day off together.. We decided to go to the blind pig for some games. We go in at like 5:00 on a Tuesday..we are literally the only people in there. So of course we walk up to the bar and the male bartender doesn't even smile or say what's up, or even ask us what we are drinking but immediately asks us for our ID's...as soon as he hands them back someone he knows walks in and he walks over to him and COMPLETELY ignores us, doesn't even get us anything to drink and talks to the guy like we are chopped liver. Finally the other female bartender who was actually friendly came over and helped us. Overall I am unimpressed with this place.. it doesn't fit the neighborhood and the staff sucks. Take your attitude to whiskey river or something.
__label__2 Shared the saut\u00e9ed mushroom and hummus appetizer. Not bad. Different concept. Cute presentation but the service...... So slow. A cool place to chill at and have a beer though.
__label__3 Went to this place as a last meal before my last visit to Montreal, surely was not disappointed! \n\nMy best friend, a vegetarian, was in for a pleasant surprise when the waitress told her any of the patties could be subbed with a vegetarian option! (Aubergine please!) \n\nThe burgers were supreme! (Although a touch pricey...) The brioche they were served on, amazing! The fries actually tasted like real French fries, not McDonalds! (an Achilles heel of many great burger places) \n\nCocktails were nice as well, a good cold sex on the beach in the middle of Montreal winter is not too bad! \n\nMy favorite part definitely had to be the ambiance! VERY tastefully designed from the white walls to the pop art paintings of celebrities and the high-top wooden tables! \n\nWe spoke to the owner, a man who is CLEARLY passionate about his burgers! \n\nWill definitely be back on my next trip.
__label__1 Location: Plateau-ish area, near Laurier metro. Street parking available but pay attention to the signs.\n\nThe place: It's small, decor is minimal, and there's a pool table that in't very strategically positioned in the middle of the place. I'm still trying to figure that one out since if you happen to be sat right behind said pool table, you risk having your back or arse poked with a stick. Anyway. The theme here, is 80s-90s, which I can tolerate in small doses but not so much for an entire evening. The wait staff (at least the gals) are outfitted in retro 80s gear and the music being played is genre, Londonbeat, Madonna, Micheal Jackson etc. \n\nThe food: I went for Burger week. Will I go back? Nope. I orderd the veggie burger, also known as the Humus burger; while the bun itself was actually quite good, the patty was just this brown lump that, at first glance, didn't look very appetizing. Was it good? It was OK but I've had better Falafel-style patties elsewhere. Half my burger was missing the bottom so I basically ate that half with a knife and fork while I ate the other as a burger should be eaten: with my bare hands. The burger was topped with lettuce, tomato, exactly two sweet potato chips, and was accompanied by coleslaw. No fries included. As far as burgers go, it was dull. The coleslaw was spicy and just not good. Spicy coleslaw just doesn't work for me. My date ordered a meat burger that she said was burnt, and the accompanying fries were cold. \n\nService: The service was fine, but the waitress didn't explain the two different burgers that were on offer for Burger week (we told her that's why we were there). It was also incredibly slow to actually get our food - maybe that's why the fries were cold. On the up side, we weren't pressed to leave when were done. \n\nPrice point: $11 for the veggie burger. Personally, if you're going to give me a mediocre burger and not include fries, $11 is overpriced.
__label__1 Really, really wanted to love this bakery and cafe. Was so excited to try it that I drove 25 minutes out of my way just to eat breakfast here. But alas, it didn't measure up.\n\nWaffle sandwich: Served cold. Shredded cheese not melted, eggs cold, ham cold, waffles tasty but (you guessed it) cold.\n\nCappuccino: Disappearing froth, tasted less rich than your average casino coffee.\n\nRegular coffee: Rocked! Brewed from beans roasted in Boulder City.\n\nBreakfast burrito: Crisp bacon, very cheesy. But runny eggs, bland tortilla and salsa.\n\nOn the plus side, no lines and super friendly service. But not at all tasty, at least in terms of sit-down meals. Friends tell me that the pastries and fresh-baked loaves are delish, but I'd have to go back another time to try them...and I'm not inspired yet.
__label__1 I wanted to love this restaurant and was very excited to try it. First off the place is small and they seem to have crammed as many tables in as humanly possible. While I get this from a business standpoint it is uncomfortable from a customers standpoint. My husband and I had lunch there on a monday and we could barely hear each other. We arrived early and I can only imagine how loud it gets during the noon hour. The menu was pretty limited. My husband ordered the turkey sandwich and I ordered the grilled cheese BLT. The bill for 2 sandwiches and one fountain drink was just shy of $20.00.  Service seemed a little slow, it was nearly 20 minutes from ordering to being served. When we did finally get our food it was just ok. The bacon on mine was hard and oily and had a quality as if it had been sitting out for awhile. My husband's sandwich was missing the vegetables and mustard that were indicated in the description but after waiting 20 minutes he wasn't going to send it back. Overall the place is loud and mediocre, not worthy of the price. My husband lamented that for the same price we could have gone to Capriottis and I had to agree with him.
__label__2 This recently opened bakery/restaurant is owned and operated by a former alumnus of Bouchon.  I stopped in one day on my way back to the hotel and picked up a strawberry Danish  that we shared in the room.  It was different than the traditional Danish, but very tasty. A rating of 3.5 would be most appropriate.  I am looking forward to returning for breakfast.
__label__4 One of the best dang sandwich places, ever!\n\nPros:\nThe sandwiches are some of the best in the valley, hands down. The turkey is on challah bread, which is scrum-diddly-umptious. \n\nThe muffaletta will take you out. It's various layers of meat and cheese, and pretty big portions. If there's anything thats a must try, it's the muffaletta. It will not disappoint. \n\nThey also offer a rockin' root beer soda section. Best one in my opinion is the Abita root beer, made with cane sugar from Louisiana.  'Mmmm-mmmm-good!\n\nCons:\nIt's really small. While this gives a quaint, Midwest feel, it's also a bit loud and frustrating if there's no where to sit. \n\nOverall, the food is great and a must try!
__label__3 Great place for a quaint breakfast.\n\nThe place is small and seating is limited. We have been in a few times and had to wait for a table on a few occasions.  They are busy during the breakfast/brunch weekend times but get the food out in a timely fashion.  \n\nBreakfast pizza:  I liked this a lot.  very filling, had lots of sausage and fluffy eggs.  the dough is homemade and very crispy yet had a good chew to it. \n\nSourdough waffles:  these are yummy.  Light flaky and crispy waffles that are made into sandwiches or served with homemade preserves and butter.  My one complaint, is the butter was stored in the fridge and didn't spread as easily as I wanted it to. \n\nBLT sandwich:  Melted mozzarella, pretzel bread, fresh tomatoes, and crispy bacon.  Very delicious and seasoned really well.  The salad on the side was refreshing and the dressing was good.
__label__2 Items sampled include: \n\nStrawberry Doughnut\nPecan Honey Bun\nChristmas Tree Old Fashioned\nChocolate Croissant\nHam, Egg, Cheese, Rosemary Bechamel Wafflewich\n\nDriving to Vegas for the first time and thus with far more off-strip mobility than prior my Christmas vacation began in Henderson as I awaited the arrival of my friend's plane from Florida - a perfect time for pastry beginning at former Bouchon Bakery master Chris Herrin's Bread and Butter, a large bakery and sandwich shop in a rather unattractive strip mall but a true case where you shouldn't judge a book by its cover.\n\nFeaturing friendly service, ample seating, and a selection of pastries both classic and novel I was lucky to arrive just as a fresh order of brioche strawberry doughnuts were emerging from the fryer and identical to those at Bouchon both the eggy dough and thick jam were expertly crafted - a theme that would carry over to both the crisp and flaky chocolate croissant and the nearly half-pound cupcake, rife with cocoa and topped with thick vanilla frosting.  Less successful, the honey bun was simply a case of an item sitting on the counter for too long - the flavor fine but the yeasted dough already getting weighed down by the ample, rich toppings.\n\nMoving to more savory options, the restaurant's signature Wafflewich would prove to be every bit as delicious as any sandwich crafted of similar high quality ingredients but literally drowned with creamy Bechamel I personally would have preferred the waffles to be a bit more crisp, perhaps even a bit 'crunchy' for texture...but I have to say the rosemary was an inspired touch to what was otherwise a well executed croque madame and although I'm not sure I would call Bread and Butter a 'destination' bakery I'd certainly return if driving up from Phoenix again.
__label__0 Okay so it's been almost a year since I discovered their breakfast burrito. The first time it was incredible, but I've noticed that each time I go back, it gets a little bit worse.\n\nSeveral times, they've forgotten potatoes or salsa or even cheese in my burrito. It's been poorly or hastily wrapped in such a way that it doesn't even resemble a burrito. Then, when I ask for an extra side of salsa, they give me one of those cups but don't even fill it up all the way. (I'm talking about a spoonful, that's it.)\n\nThere's another problem. The salsa is incredibly inconsistent. I get that it's made fresh or whatever, but sometimes it will be red, and other times orange like they put cream in it. One time it even had an odd consistency and it just looked like tomatoes mixed with twigs.\n\nMore recently, on Easter Sunday I went there for a burrito and they lost my ticket. So as I was sitting there for thirty minutes (literally, I kept track) with countless waiters passing me by without a word, I wondered what was taking so long.\n\nThey finally realized something had happened to it and made it, then said they were going to refund it back to my debit card. I'll admit, I thought that was pretty classy of them... But, it's still over two months later and I never got a refund.\n\nThen another time I wanted to see if anything else was better and tried a cinnamon roll. Not only was it incredibly dry and tasteless, but they used peanut butter frosting. It may just be because I despise peanuts...but I don't know... peanut butter frosting on a cinnamon roll doesn't make much sense to me, even if you're trying to be different.\n\nI don't care for their staff either, who I feel are standoffish. Won't be going back again.
__label__1 I have eaten here many times.. Always wanting to give it one more chance.. never again. The items are dried out, just lack taste.. Today the Nevada health department said they were 3 demerits away from being closed, this was due to food being spoiled, dirty kitchen, employees NOT washing their hands properly.. and more.. I was so hoping this place would be better each time I visited.. but each time it just gets worse.. Not sure what is happening.. When they first opened they were amazing.. when the health department stops by unexpected and you are 3 demerits away from failing.. 48 out of 50... sad,,
__label__0 so excited to try the cronuts. I drove all the way to get here but definitely not worth the effort. Cronuts were so hard and the chocolate filling is the worst chocolate filling i have ever tasted. I also ordered a caramel latte and oh my God! I never thought someone can screw up a latte like that! Never will I go back to this place.
__label__1 The food quality has worsened a lot in recent months. Must be a new chef. Almost every dish has less taste and less meat. Too bad.
__label__0 Saw the sign for Ph\u00f2 and Vietnamese food and had high hopes.  First warning that this would be disappointing came from the menu,  which was in French, English and Chinese; no Vietnamese. Second warning also came from the menu, which contains sections for Vietnamese, Singaporean,  Malay and Chinese food.  \n\nThird warning was from the staff,  who were speaking Chinese amongst themselves.\n\nDespite the name, this is a generic \"Asian\" restaurant,  not a ph\u00f2 restaurent.\n\nBut we ordered the food we were looking to eat; Ph\u00f2 and a vermicelli dish.\n\nThe food was terrible. Watered down fish sauce. Weakly marinated grilled chicken. Wimpily pickled carrots and white radishes. The \"Rare\" beef in the soup,  which was anything but rare when it reached the table, was tough and stuck together. I don't think there was any brisket and the soup was bland.\n\nNothing had any taste! Don't be afraid or too miserly to use spices and flavoring to your dishes!
__label__4 Patrick Hassett is one great person to work with. He is always available to answer my questions and he saved me a ton of money over my previous insurance company. Do yourself a favor and have Patrick give you a quote.
__label__0 Well, we started coming here when it first opened.  It was great at first.  The homemade potatoes used to have a ton of flavor, but not anymore, now bland, and the hashbrowns taste like frozen ore ida potatoes.  Used to get a refill on the coffee, not anymore, the staff never checks to see if the food is ok or if you would like a refill.  If the order is not right or very delayed in coming to the table, the excuse over and over is \"sorry, we're busy\".  \n\nWe stopped visiting here for a few months thinking they would figure out their kinks.  Tried it again a couple weeks ago and again last week just to give them the benefit of the doubt, Same disappointments. The burrito which used to be full of meat has been replaced with almost all potatoes and barely any eggs.  The omlette was filled with hard as a rock raw veggies thrown into the eggs.  We really want to support the local business, but after being open a year, these issues should have been fixed or figured out by now.   Sorry!
__label__0 We've eaten here several times & the food was always decent (definitely get the house potatoes & not the hash browns!). The last time we ate here, the bacon was awful! Quite obvious it had been baked in the oven instead of pan fried. So disappointing! Next time, we'll stay home & make a much better (& cheaper) breakfast ourselves.
__label__2 I was really excited when I saw this waxing place was opening up down the street from my house.  I have struggled to find a good esthetician in the valley.\n\nI went a while ago for a brazillian, had an ok experience.  I had Allison, and she was definitely a professional, very friendly, sociable.  The waxing job itself was just so-so but I blame it on the soft wax.\n\nI do go back regularly now just to get my mustache waxed off (ladies I know you understand me!), and I feel that this place is good for this when I can buy a package deal and spend like 5 bucks on each wax (cuz lip waxing is way overpriced at other salons!). \n\nI appreciate the clean, trendy space and friendly front desk staff.  I have bought some products there and I really like the PFB after-waxing serum they sell.  It works really well to calm down irritated skin.
__label__4 Excellent customer service. Professional, friendly and very clean environment. Nicole was amazing. I will be happy to go back.
__label__4 Just got my brows and lip done and all I have to say is wow!! Totally professional environment and so modern inside. I have really weird shaped eyebrows that pose a challenge for many estheticians but they were shaped perfectly here. My esthetician (forgot her name I'm sorry) even showed me how to correctly fill them in afterward. Reasonably priced for such a great job!
__label__3 The food is fresh and delicious.  The portions are just right.  They have many eggs benny options, and all came with roasted potatoes and fresh tomato.  The coffee was good and the service was great.  Everyone was really friendly to us and gave us great advice on what to do on a weekend in Montreal.  If you're in this neighborhood, definitely go here!
__label__4 Char Bar No. 7 could very well be poised to steal the \"Best Burger in Charlotte\" crown from The Liberty.\n\nI felt the need for a burger, and wanted to try somewhere new, so CB7 is what was decided.  I was skeptical of the hokey name - and the steer antlers on the wall - but was quite surprised by the quality this place is putting out.\n\nAs others have said, they do have a very elegant patio, which you walk through to get to the restaurant proper.  Wrought iron tables on one side, couches and a huge stone fireplace on the other.  Inside has more of the traditional western bar feel: dark wood, \"aged\" wall decor, and plenty of cowboy-type things.  The bar area is pretty big (and pretty noisy), and there is also a dining room as well.\n\nWe started with the appetizer of the night, a charred portabello mushroom. It had that great smoky, open flame quality that surprisingly did not overpower the delicate, mellow flavor of the mushroom. Everything meshed well with the tomato, feta, and arugula that came with it.  My burger was perfectly cooked, with a warm pink interior and loads of juicy flavor, just how I prefer it. A rich, toasted bun helped solidify the sandwich, and my particular burger (there are plenty to choose from) came loaded with lettuce, tomato, onion, and fried pickles.  Yes, fried pickles - could it get any better?  Indeed it can! There is a great selection of NC beers to wash it down with.\n\nOur server was spot-on, and the service manager personally followed up with every table.\n\nSeeing as how I only had one of their many burger options, I think it's safe to say I'll be back to sample through the rest of the menu.
__label__2 I've been passing by this place for a long time and have always noticed it out of the corner of my eye whilst on my way to Southpark. It's an interesting little location that kind of juts out of the strip of businesses. True to the bar n' grill scene, Char Bar 7 is a good location in a pinch. \n\nAmple bar seating in this place. There is a larger dining room, but we decided to have dinner in the lounge. The service was friendly. Nothing above and beyond. Most of the younger servers seemed a little inconvenienced to be there, but hey, it was a Saturday night. Started with the pretzels and they were just right. I like the addition of parmesan to the top and not just razor-sharp salt crystals. The cheese dip was nice and stood out from many others I've had as of late. Not the standard American cheese or beer cheese. This was made from, what tasted like, white cheddar or white American with nice pimiento and pepper chunks. Really dig the flavor these had. I'd order these again. \n\nI ordered the Leap Year. Burger, bacon, cheese, and a fried egg. Got the bleu cheese slaw on the side. Neither were amazing by any stretch but had a nice touch. If you order a burger without a bun, it is served on a piping hot castiron skillet. Seriously...watch out for that stuff. It was hotter than Hades. I almost scorched my mouth with the first bite. The burger tasted just fine and I ate about half of the slaw. My wife ordered the mushroom risotto on the side of her veg burger. It was nice, but just like other risottos. Creamy, heavy, and a nice filler. \n\nMajor downside is the lacking draught beer. This place would be a 4 in my book if they had some locals on draught being switched out on the regular. I ordered the John Daly cocktail and it was great. Sweet tea vodka, lemonade, and a few other mixers. Nice, but too fruity and a longshot from a beer to work with my burger. \n\nI will say that the patio is amazing. SO nice for the winter time. They have a cozy lounge with a fireplace and couches, completely enclosed and heated. Take that, cold air! I'd love to come back and just chill on the patio with some pretzels and another John Daly!\n\n3.5 for sure. Cheers!
__label__0 My first visit tonight will be my last. Took over an hour to get a table that had been promised to be ready at 8 PM when we called to confirm at 7:30 PM for a party of 12. We didn't get seated until more than an hour passed and when seated no one came over to take drink orders. I had to go find someone for a waitress. The food took more than 30 minutes to arrive and by now it's past 9:30 PM and half the restaurant is empty. The manager came to table to apologize for the amateur service and she said she'd comp some meals or at least parts of the meals. NO SUCH COMPS WERE GIVEN and an 18% gratuity was added to all checks. I've visited many restaurants in Charlotte in 24 years of living here but this is among the top 10 worst experiences I've ever had. My impression is that no one on the staff really cared what happened to us and the manager's attitude pretty much cemented that view.
__label__2 We were looking for a new place to get a burger in Charlotte. We both got burgers and ordered them medium with tater tots. The burgers came out well-done. It didn't bother me much, I just noticed. I assumed with it's name, the burgers would be spot on. The tater tots were heavily salted and basically tasted like thick potato chips. My first thought was to give this 2 stars, but something did stand out. This might be a great place to come and watch the game. Plenty of TVs. A big open patio complete with couches. If you are looking for a place to get a beer and watch a game with a group while also getting decent food, this may be your place in South Charlotte. We may be back come football season.
__label__0 The experience wasn't so good for us. My family of five went there bc of the rave reviews on yelp and surprised by how so many ppl liked it there. They charged $5 adults, and $2 child, then they nickel and dime you for everything else in there. I realize it is farm so you expect the smell, but the whole place in general was so unkept. Everything in there seemed so filthy, I could not believe they were allowed to sell food in there. Being in there for an hour I had a bit understanding on how avian influenza may have came about. Close quarters, excrements, close direct contact animals...etcetc.  Also for a halloween theme event my wife and I didn't feel they didn't put in much effort. I have to emphasize again how unkept the place felt (to me).  2 redeeming value the farm had, imo, the horse ride my seven year daughter loved it and I've heard they were a rescue shelter for unwanted animals which I think is pretty cool... I hope the owners make some major renovation or hire management to clean up the place, would hate to see a place like this closed for the public and people losing jobs and income revenues and such....
__label__3 You can really taste the inspiration that Dogfish Head and Founders had on NoDa Brewing Company.  \n\nThe Hop, Drop 'n Roll is a sharp and citrusy IPA while the  Woody & Wilcox IPA has a bit more gentle earthiness to it.  The Coco Loco was the first NoDa beer I ever tried.  Bold and subtle at the same time, this beer would be a great campfire replacement for smores.  Many of the other beers I've tried are strongly built and carry their own weight while mingling with the others.\n\nThe inside of NoDa BC is a typical taproom.  There are tables and a bar.  The patrons are an ensemble of culture as you'll find many types of people here.  Mostly people that take beer seriously, though.\n\nI can't say there is anything that puts NoDa over the top.  It feels like a work in progress...or maybe that's because the beer hasn't really knocked my socks off yet. \n\nI do know that I like this place and will come back again.\n\nTry:  The Coco Loco (I know...you don't like the gimmicky porters...but try it anyhow)\n\nAvoid:  Being one of the smokers huddled under the awning when it rains outside
__label__4 I was in the area for work stuff and just HAD to stop by because I've heard nothing but great things about NoDa's beers.  At my first attempt, it was extremely crowded and there wasn't anywhere to sit inside (this was on a Sunday). I went Birdsong (which is right next door) and tried a couple of their beers before going back to NoDa.  This time, I was able to get a seat right at the bar.  Even though they were still busy, the bartender was very attentive.  \n\nI went again that week and the bartender let me try anything I wanted to try.  I LOVED Cavu and What Gose Round.  I felt at home here.  I can't wait to visit them again!
__label__0 We thought that we would give this place a shot considering the positive reviews.  However our visit was all but positive.  First of all I don't believe that the air conditioning was working.  I know that in the past some places do this to encourage the beer consumption.  I don't necessarily have a problem with this but if thats the case at least make sure that the beer is cold.  I spoke to someone up at bar and she basically said that because the beer is brewed there its not served cold but just slightly colder than room temperature.  If I wanted a warm pint of bitter I'll go to the U.K.  Needless to say we won't be back.
__label__3 Cartel is relatively new to crescent, but it is different from most of the other offerings. The bartenders are friendly and will talk with you when you sit at the bar. They also have tons of different liquors to choose from.\n\nThe food is a tapas style, but focus on Asian (satays), Mexican (tacos), and American (pulled pork, etc) street foods.  They use organic and fresh ingredients. The tacos are really good, but you need to order a lot of them to be full. I would recommend the duck tacos. Prices are reasonable.\n\nI have been a few times, but I never have seen the place very busy.
__label__4 LOVE IT!\nI have been here twice, and can't recommend it highly enough.\nSo much fun!
__label__3 Ordered the mushroom pizza here. I was drunk and it was delicious. It also had squid on it. The following morning, I ordered a 3 cheese slice. It was pretty good, I mean how good could a cheese pizza get. The mushroom pizza was perfect though, and the squid was a unique touch that gave the pizza a perfect amount of saltiness and extra texture. I'd try it. \n\nThis place is also open late (not sure of hours).
__label__0 Dean K. is right. The owner here clearly had zero interest in serving us. She was bitter and bent out of shape because we had a few kids in shop for all of 4 minutes. Will never come back.\n\nNews flash for people out there selling various forms of ice cream or gelatto or whatever----KIDS LIKE YOUR PRODUCT.\n\nSo relax when they come inside your store. They're excited about getting ice cream.\n\nI'll come back when the owner changes her tune.
__label__1 Went here because of the reviews but i did not have a great experience. I had stomach flu or food poisoning...still not sure, because the \"doctor\" saw me for 2 mins touched my neck and stomach and decided i just needed a prescription. yes a drug for nausea and vomiting, because nothing over the counter could possibly work. So waited 2 hrs, with only 4 ppl ahead of me according to the receptionist, i counted at least 7 who went ahead of me, even ppl who came in after me who she said had appointments. The front staff is not very professional and the Dr i saw is not one i would see again.
__label__3 This is a restaurant inside of the Fiesta Resort Conference Center. It deserves it's own entry here on yelp. Now we didn't get to have the complete restaurant experience here due to it being late, and our only reason for being here is a flight missed connection. \nI have to give 2 thumbs up for the service in the lounge area with a smiling face by Jenn the waitress. She had to work late with the rush of hungry travelers, but she didn't seem to mind. \nI had a soup and salad. On the menu it said \"Chef's Famous Chicken Tortilla Soup.\" I had to try it and wow...it's the best I've ever had anywhere. So, here in our situation tired, hungry, and stuck...I discovered the best Tortilla soup ever. I wish I had the recipe. If anyone ever gets graced with it, please let me know. Delicious!
__label__2 Went in for a quick lunch time mani, the lady didn't speak much but was polite and friendly. Overall she did a good job but I was very dispointed that I was charged 20.00 for a basic manicure.
__label__2 Food was actually pretty darn good.  The turn off was the whole time we were trying to eat , they were walking around killing flies. Not the most appetizing thing in the world.
__label__4 If you want to have the best breakfast in town you have got try this place. Small Town feel, wonderful service.
__label__3 Usually come here on Friday nights with my friends who are regulars.\n\nFood is pretty solid the lamb meatballs and Johnny's nachos are very popular with our group. Even their ranch dressing is really good and I am not a big ranch fan. I also like the Guinness stew.\n\nThe only thing keeping this place from being a full 5 stars is that it's probably a bit on the pricy side for what it is. Beers start at $6 (i think I haven't had one cheaper) and pretty much any food item is $10+ with sandwiches at $12. Shave a couple bucks off and they would be in solid 5 star contention.\n\nThe service here is also good as all the servers are friendly, keep up well with groups and splitting checks (always hard since our group can be anywhere from 4-12), and they are willing to joke around with us and not throw us out (always a possibility with our non-pc humor and discussions).
__label__1 So this place looked like it had the potential of relying on novelty without the quality to back it up, like so many other places in Phoenix that try their hand at originality. It turned out to be not so bad. It wasn't the greatest place I've been, it wasn't nearly the greatest Irish pub I've been, but it was ok. Not three stars A-OK, but just ok. \n\nI'm not a huge fan of Irish pubs to begin with, just because there are so many of them in the Valley and it's hard to find one that has the deep character and history to make it a good pub. Most of them just rely on the novelty of being an Irish pub and fail to hold up. And it's always an Irish pub. It's like it's state law or something that if you open a pub around here it has to be an Irish one. However, this is one of very few places in the Peoria area that isn't a chain restaurant. Nobody does chains like the greater Phoenix area! So I wanted to try it. \n\nOn the outside, they did a great job making it look like an old Irish cottage type house. Very inviting compared to the strip malls around here. The inside was pretty cool. It had a lot of character. Plenty of books stacked in corners and in bookcases on the history and social aspects of Ireland. There was an entire wall of photos of JFK. So, in case you didn't realize that you walked into an Irish pub from the looks of the outside, there was no mistaking you were in one now. Aesthetic qualities. \n\nWhere this place failed, and one of the only reasons I didn't give it more stars, were the prices. Definitely priced too high for the type of place it is. I even went during happy hour, and the prices were still too high for a pint, and even for the food. It was quite disappointing since the website clearly states \"Half off entire menu!\" and that was not the case at all. \n\nGo to this address: http://johnnyfoxspublichouse.com/ \nLook under the tab Events, and under the happy hour times you'll see it. Half off entire menu. \n\nNo, they had a very small menu with select choices from the main menu that were almost half off, but the entrees were also half sized. I hate it when they do that. \n\nThe beer was only a dollar off the regular price, but $3 well drinks. I got my staple, whiskey sour, which was a little on the sweet side. And they downsized my second one. Seriously. They brought it out in a smaller glass. Almost unnoticeable if you weren't paying attention. Maybe try that when I'm three or four drinks in. Not when I'm just starting. So I cut off the drinking at that point. \n\nThe only really impressive part to this visit was the bangers and mash dish I ordered from the happy hour menu at $8. It was smashing. \n\nI can't see myself going back to this place, and that's mainly because of the prices. Too high for what it is. And also because of the false advertisement on the website. That was just irritating.
__label__0 Mediocre quality food. Tasted fine, but was lukewarm. The fries were cold and I recieved half a cup of fries. Not a good experience at all for over $20. Will not eat here again.
__label__0 tl;dr:  Expensive, not very good, they tend to overcharge you if you don't watch your ticket.\n\nI've had them a few times over last semester to try them out, I've been dying for a really good burger joint on campus.  First time I had a burger, fries and a drink.  Totaled over $12.  I found the burger to be over salted and overdone, but the fries were tasty.  \n\nDecided to try them again later in the semester, giving them a second chance.  Tried the sliders this time (you know, signature item).  Again, they were way over salted and I found the same thing happened to me as a previous reviewer, I was charged 3x $0.75 for the cheese on them and other prices were higher than the menu board (even 3x $0.50 for cheese is a bit high for slider-sized burgers).\n\nWell, in all I'm sad that there still is no good burger joint on campus.
__label__0 I've ordered from Sliders twice and both times I was really disappointed.\n\nThe first time, they screwed up my order -- twice. I was let down by the menu to begin with, since one of the best parts of Belgian fries is the sauces, but for the most part their selections are very ordinary: plain ketchup, BBQ, hot sauce, etc. Between my friends and I, we ordered burgers/sliders (which were just decent), fries, a number of different sauces so we'd have variety despite the options being quite ordinary, and were delivered a completely different selection of sauces than what we had ordered. I called Sliders to request that they deliver the correct sauces and they delivered a bag *with our order correctly handwritten on it* yet with another seemingly random collection of incorrect sauces inside! We gave up. The fries were bland and oily anyway and bore little resemblance to authentic Belgian fries I've eaten in the past.\n\nThe second time, I tried to give Sliders another chance by ordering a burger and a slider -- since the burger had been the only decent component of my meal the first time -- and it was awful. The bottom of the burger was not only sort of charred, but absurdly, horribly salty. I *love* salt but I found this barely edible. A burger this bad from a cheap burger place wouldn't be as disappointing, but this was $5 to start plus they charge you extra for cheese and some other toppings (including the jalapenos, which were not very good jalapenos -- all heat, no flavor). The slider was a little better but nothing special, and seemed more like a tiny burger than a proper slider anyway. Overall, too much money for really lousy food.
__label__3 Had a little bit of most of the food. Everything we had was good at a good price. Service was good too. With the variety  of items no way your not going to get your money's worth.
__label__2 Not too bad!  Been to this location several times, still have not loved it yet.  \n\nThe antipasta platter was ok.  The mozzarella was good; the brushette had too much pesto; and calamari was not crispy enough.  The chicken marsala was ok too.  I tasted more of the grill of the chicken than the marsala sauce.  The mash potatoes were good.    I should have stuck to my usual pasta carrabba.  \n\nThe service is always excellent!
__label__0 Very poor service!! When we went, it wasn't even crowned but still service was super slow. There was one guy \"Mohsin\" running around.. Said okra & eggplant are same things.. Then got two cups of same dish when we had ordered two different dishes. Then didn't get 3rd dish & said \"sorry, aunty left\" :(... We were left hungry on a friends bday :(.. Apparently the chef sneaked out... Food quality was good but overall terrible experience !
__label__2 I have had their food, it is OK, not the greatest for the price you pay.\n\nThe ice cream is great! It's very creamy...I love the turtle, but the only thing I don't like about it is that they change the flavors every day and you never know what the flavor will be, that is annoying to me!\n\nWhen I like something, I stick to the same thing every time. This means that I will ONLY go there once a month for the ice cream that \"I\" like!! The other problem with that is that I always forget when that will be, so that leaves me only going there about 2-3 times per YEAR!!! Which sucks because I DO LOVE that flavor!!
__label__0 IM NEVER GOING BACK Crooks.. no customer service and I spent three days there for the same issue. An issue I found after they said everything was good. 10 min from getting the job done they closed the doors after the 3 days of me waiting and wanted me to come back... We'll I'm not..... I'm going somewhere else
__label__3 So happy to discover that Edinburgh has a Japanese restaurant of this quality. Elegant, aesthetically-pleasing decor, good service, good food. \n\nOn the day we went (I think it was a Tuesday lunch) they were out of several items, including tuna and scallops. Skimming through some of the other reviews here, it seems that the lack of tuna is a regular occurrence. Between us we ordered a variety of dishes, including edamame, wakame salad, avocado rolls, dragon roll, miso eggplant, and some sashimi. Everything was good, but I can't point to any item that was really a stand-out. The eggplant was very tasty but too oily. \n\nLooking forward to going back for dinner sometime soon, especially since I see they serve shochu - haven't had that since Tokyo!
__label__0 Stay clear of this place, I got into an accident on Friday morning and my car was totaled. The insurance paid for a rental car so I call them because they were close to my house. First I could never get a hold of them on the phone they would answer and say please hold and then hang up I tried several time on Friday and finally gave up. Sat. I tried again and they told me all the rental companies were out of cars  this weekend (All??)  I call Enterprise on Alma School and they were great they had cars and even upgraded me for nothing. This place in Queen Creek has the worst customer service ever, never again wish i could give them no stars that's what they deserve.
__label__2 The environment is lively and the employees have fun at their jobs. The prices are reasonable and portions are huge. However, over the past year we have visited this restaurant which has been at least six times it almost a gurantee that we have to send our meat back whether it be the prime rib or steak and quite frankly it has gotten old because you originally wait for your meal and then wait again while its sent back causing your other food to get cold and overall you just end up not enjoying your meal. The last straw for me was when I called the restaurant on mothers day to inquire about the wait at 630PM. The gal said it was currently 40 minutes. I said perfect and made my reservation for 710PM. Upon checking in they told me it was a 20-30 minute wait.  I said what happened to the 40 minute wait that I was told when I called? The gal said that all call ahead seating does is cut your wait time in half. I told her that is crazy and that what she is telling me now is not what was told nor explained to me over the phone. All the gal could say was sorry man. Who calls their customers man?  So we walked over next door to Long Horn Steakhouse instead and spent our hard earned money there. We are done with Texas Roadhouse at least at Metro Center.
__label__0 The service was descent, atmosphere loud as usual, and wait time was rather short for a saturday night around 6:00 pm. Our waiter was friendly and super energetic! For as busy as it was he was very attentive. However, this review was about my food. I had the Roadhouse Steak Salad (or something like that) and it was decent. I didnt eat much or it and took it home. Oh how I wish I had finished it there so I could have shown the manager the piece of BROKEN CERAMIC in my salad. Alas...a few hours later I sat down to nibble on it and nearly broke my tooth on it! Now I dont want to finish the salad in fear of chipping my tooth or ripping my intestines open with sharp ceramic pieces! Needless to say it will be a long before I ever return to a Texas Roadhouse!
__label__3 Good new Thai place in Mesa. Compared to Thai Patio, the portions are huge and just as good, and they usually get the spicy level just right for both me (3.5 on a 1-5 scale) and my girlfriend (2) on the curry. They have a fried shrimp appetizer that's also pretty good - definitely my favorite Thai in the area.
__label__1 Went to 5RCha with my wife and two friends to this location in Mesa AZ.  It is not quite what we were expecting.  Perhaps because both my wife and I were expecting more Asian style food, and this was to Westernized.  My wife and I are of Asian background.  My wife's comment after we returned home the next day was \"I can cook better!\".  \n\nOur two friends from Kentucky were pleased with the food.  \n\nI ordered the Jungle Curry (I was not to pleased with it)\nMy wife order Tom Yum (her comments were that she cooks better Tom Yum)\n\nOur friends order the Tom Kha and some other kind of curry, and they appreciated it.  About the only thing that my wife said was okay was the fresh spring rolls made with rice paper (not the fried rolls).  \n\nI guess after traveling through Southeast Asia, my wife and I have gotten very picky about what we call \"good\" Southeast Asian food.  My wife is originally from Southeast Asia, and I have travelled extensively through Thailand, Laos, Cambodia, and Vietnam.\n\nWe wish the owners well, but they really need to be more authentic in their food preparations, and be ready to try some different things.  \n\nI was looking for something like a Yum Woon Sen, and I did not see it on the menu.
__label__4 The most amazing bakery, the tarts are to die for, Ive tried almost everything there and they are all equally just as amazing.  The lemon cake is my favorite!  This lady sure knows how to bake and the service is wonderful :)
__label__2 I love a good bakery and Something Sweet is a nice addition to Ahwatukee.  I had fruit tart that was on the money, light flaky crust and good amount of fruit filling (although I think it might have been canned fruit, but was still good).  Wanting to go back for more breakfast, but find the hours not to be convenient for families breakfast choice. Will maybe try again on a trip to TJ's and see about bread.....mmmmmm fesh baked bread!
__label__3 Being that I'm Colombian I was excited to find a Colombian restaurant in AZ and was pleasantly surprised with how good the food tasted.  Excellent service. Loved the ambiance and the Colombian music playing in the back ground. The owner took time to talk with us and share about her and her husbands business. They've been in business for 4yrs and have seen it grow rapidly. It's a great place to experience and taste a bit of Colombia!
__label__4 My husband is from Barranquilla, Colombia and we are happy to find this place.  Actually, we heard about this place from our daughter's Spanish teacher, whom is also from Colombia, but a different area.  My husband has been missing food from his country, though, periodically we will make some dishes.\n\nWe ordered several things - for drinks we ordered Lulo, Passion Fruit, and Manzana Postobon.  The Manzana Postobon is like a fizzy apple drink.  The Lulo is a fruit drink but had some sort of creaminess to it.  This was my favorite of hte three.  The Passion Fruit kind of had a sweet, slightly tart taste - very strong taste.  Each of these drinks were $2.50, well the Mazana was $1.75.\n\nI asked for water and they gave us bottled water.  I'm not sure if they have just regular water that is not bottled.  We got 2 bottles and this cost $1.  I did not see any regular fountain drinks, so things are either by bottle or can.\n\nWe ordered two different arepas - one was a cheese and the other was a shredded beef.  Arepa Con Queso and Arepa Con Carne.  The Arepa Con Queso came after we finished eating and we were stuffed, so we could not eat this.  The Arepa Con Carne ($3.99)  wasn't quite as tasty as the Cheese Arepa ($2.99).  \n\nThe Arepa for the Shredded Beef was dry and a little crisp like, so hard to cut with the knife, so it was easier to tear this.  The beef tasted a bit dry, but my husband said that's the way it's supposed to be.  I found I had to add a little salt to it.  \n\nSo, if I had to choose in the future, the Cheese Arepa is what I like because it had a little moisture to it.  The cheese comes from Mexico and not Colombia.  It tasted fine, but I think I still prefer the Colombian cheese.\n\nWe ordered 2 dishes and split between my husband, son and I:  the Bandeja Paisa and Mojarra Frita (each plate was $12.95).  Both plates had a lot of food and each plate did come with rice.  The Mojarra Frita is basically fried Tilapia.  This was a bit messy to eat, but was tasty.  It came with some shredded lettuce and diced tomatoes, slices of lemon on top of the fish, white rice, and 2 small patacones (fried plantains).  \n\nThe Bandeja Paisa had a bunch of things - Colombian Chorizo, Frijoles (beans), a slice of avocado, some baked plantain slices (sweet), a fried egg, some ground beef stuff, a mini arepa, white rice, and some pork rind with meat.  All of it was very tasty, but the Colombian Chorizo was the tastiest.\n\nThe white rice isn't like how the Chinese make it, which is plain, rather there is salt and some oil added to the rice, which makes it tasty that you could eat by itself.  I think I could have just eaten some chorizo and the white rice or chorizo with the cheese arepa.\n\nFor all this food - 2 arepas, 3 drinks, and 2 plates, it came to about $44.  A little pricey for lunch, but well worth it.  \n\nMy husband said the food tasted like he remembered and it made him happy.  We'll come back again.\n\nToo bad there is so much construction with the Light Rail near there, but we noticed there were other Colombians that were dining there.  So, it's good to find a good Colombian food place there.\n\nAlso, my husband found some bocadillo in their little store.  He likes this much better than the guava paste thing at the Mexican store.  I'm still missing the Colombian cheese, which they didn't have at this store.\n\nI believe at least the front people were all from Colombian, our waitress was from Cali.\n\nThe service was really good and fast.  No complaints here.  They had a steady stream of customers this mid Saturday afternoon.
__label__2 Not a huge fan.  While the staff was very friendly and the restaurant was clean,  my wife and I didn't like the areas very much.  Dry sums it up.  The best part of the meal was the empanadas ($1 but quite small) and the platanos. Check it out, maybe your experience will be better
__label__0 We visited the bar after a badger football game. It was PACKED! We could barely move. They had several bar tenders behind the bar but most of them seemed ill equipped to deal with the extreme number of customers. They overpoured, and some were flat out rude. I actually watched a bartender tell another guest that she was, \"not very happy with them\" and \"I'm done with you after this\" when he requested another drink. While I fully understand that they were busy, I felt this was extremely unprofessional. When we finally got someone to get us drinks it took him approximately 4 minutes to pour two glasses of wine! He was clearly untrained and had no idea what he was doing. He struggled to open the wine bottle.  We also ordered a bloody mary, as they looked amazing. Mine was served with a dead bug on the celery, a real dead bug, not a halloween decoaration. Disgusted but not wanting to wait for a new drink, I just removed the celery from my glass. Upon drinking it, it was really strong and also tasted like the juice was rotten. I took another sip and then tossed it. \n\nWhile I'm sure that hotel itself is lovely, they really do need to focus on their bar. I will not be back.
__label__0 I was getting married and looking for a place to get my nails done along with my bridesmaids the night before the wedding. I saw a Groupon for this place and called prior to purchasing to confirm they could fit us all in around the same time. I was told this wouldn't be a problem.\n\nI purchased the Groupon and called to make the appointment and was told there was no way they could fit us all in the night before because they only have 1 nail person after 4pm. This doesnt really make sense to me - not sure why they would cut back on staff once people get off work (this was on a Friday). I told them I had called the day before and they said it must have been a new person who gave me the wrong information. They then told me that some of us would have to book during the day and the other two could come at night. Although this was not ideal and I was not thrilled we made it work.\n\nMy bridesmaid called the week before and then the day prior to confirm the appointments and they said we were all set. The day of the appointment, they called one of the girls and told them that they had double booked and couldn't fit her in at all that day. When we got there we told them that this was the second time that this had happened and that we were unable to come tomorrow due to the wedding. They managed to fit her in but seemed unhappy about it.\n\nThe first group went during the day and the girls who did our nails all \"seemed\" nice. Then, the other two bridesmaids came later that night. The nail person was talking trash about us (not realizing the person she was talking trash to was also in the wedding party) saying that it was our fault they double booked and saying how she didnt like the nail colors the bridal party had chosen. My bridesmaid told her she was in the wedding as well and the nail person stopped talking pretty quickly but the damage was done.\n\nThe moral of this story: Go here if you want bad service, a good chance of them lying to you and/or screwing up appointments, and then talking trash about you when you leave.
__label__1 This place was dead on a Saturday night at 11 PM. How does that even happen? I only visited the top and bottom floors. The bar itself was rather drab and had no personality. I could care a less that it was more of a \"dive\" bar, I love dive bars. But this wasn't a dive, it was just boring. The bartender at the top level was cool at first, until he got other customers. Then he started straight-up ignoring us. We asked for our bill 5 times and he continued to serve everyone else ahead of us. Get your flirt on, bro, I'm not mad about that. Just try to serve people in order and we'll be happy campers.\n\nBottom floor had a sweetie bartender named Pam. Liked her. The DJ also threw on some Groove Armada and made me extremely happy. I was drunk and satisfied, but the ambience of the bar was severely lacking, making me not really want to visit again.
__label__1 I really wanted to like this place.  It is a fun looking place.  We were there when it was slow.  The downstairs bartender was friendly.  We went upstairs when our friends arrived.  The service was slow, food was boring.  We had a variety of dishes.  This place has potential but they need to bring up the food flavor and service.
__label__4 I saw this *again* a few weeks ago. I loved it so much the first time, we paid a good sum to go again... and it was worth it. This time we sat in the orchestra seating and had a much better view of the whole stage and show.\n\nI have read that people are disappointed in his less-than-flamboyant clothing... but I have to say that is still the only thing missing. The staging, the piano, and his command of the show - from start to finish - are engaging, exciting, and worthy of all that the show commands. The video complements are\n\nI cannot be certain as I didn't write it down each time, but I think the song set was changed up a little. That was awesome to discover because, as a Vegas local, I like to repeat shows and find something new when I see them. It keeps me interested and, I can admit it, wanting to go back again.\n\nSee the show, take a loved one or just one who loves the music. Completely repeatable; I definitely see a third run in my future. ;)
__label__2 Bought a Groupon (boudoir session) and although I read some sketchy reviews online, I decided to try it out anyway. Most of the complaints surrounded the cost to own prints/digital images which I must agree with as I walked out $400 poorer than when I walked in. The entire makeover + session takes about 3 hours. I was there for an additional hour decided on what prints to purchase. \n\nAs for the hair/makeup, the artist was very nice but made me look a little too \"drag queen-esque\" with the dark eyebrows, dark lipliner and dark eyeshadow. I made the mistake of not giving her much guidance on what I wanted but eventually asked her to change a few things when I saw the final result. The photographer was super friendly and a gentleman. He has clearly done it a time or 2 so he makes you feel very comfortable and explains everything as he's going.\n\nAfter the session and 20 minutes of waiting, the receptionist shows you a slideshow of all images plus a few that are retouched. You then go through the show and decide \"yes,\" \"no,\" and \"maybe\" on all images (I let them know upfront that I did not want any prints from them as I would not be displaying these on my mantel or any wall in my home). Based on how many \"yes's\" and \"maybes\" they create a package for you that comes out to $600-1000 for just the digital images (that's if you narrowed it down to 15 images max-probably even more if you can't decide). The packages are at a discount when taking into considering that each digital image is $140 a la carte--but still very expensive.\n\nI knew I only wanted a few as I would not be printing a collage of myself so I went with a slightly discounted package of 4 images, the entire slideshow and a calendar = $399 + tax. Out the door it was about $440 which you can split into 2 payments. Don't get me wrong--the images are great because the photographer does an amazing job and the retouching is excellent. It's also part of a wedding gift so I can justify it. However, I am kicking myself a little for not buying him an engraved iPad instead...
__label__0 I went yesterday with my friend, having bought a groupon that covered the session fee, hair, makeup, a dvd slide show, and one 8x10.  The appointment was easy to make, and they called to confirm 2 days before the appointment, which is always appreciated because sometimes you forget.\n\nThere is one viewing area, where they can do one session at a time, towards the front.  It is not private, so if you are doing boudoir photos, I hope you're not exactly shy.  There's a partition up to shield it from the passing public's view, but there's no privacy if someone comes in to book an appointment, or even just stands in the hallway.  Not many people want to do boudoir photos and have them easily viewed by everyone that passes by.  The area in the back could have been set up as an additional viewing area, it would be more private, and cut down on waiting times.\n\nThere is only a set of curtains that is used when a session is going, and I witnessed a family passing by, and their child peeking in on people.  Again, I hope you're not shy!\n\nThis business needs a THOROUGH scrub down.  There was debris from different props all over the ground, the floor was scuffed up and dirty (and they expected you to sit on it in your panties if you were doing boudoir photos), there was a musty smell about the whole place, I can only imagine what would come up from the carpets in a proper cleaning, and the bathrooms were absolutely cringe worthy.  There was no attempt to clean the room between customers and the employees seemed to take no pride in their work place.  There were photographers and hair and makeup people sitting around.  No one cleaned anything, except the hair and makeup people keeping their stations tidy (good job ladies!)  I'm willing to bet when it's quitting time, no one runs a vacuum or sweeps anything, it's lock up and run for the exit.\n\nThere was nowhere to store your things for outfit changes, so when you're going between each of the sections of the room (and they will make you move, taking pictures against every single background), you have to move your things (or store them in the hallway, risking theft.)\n\nThey made no attempt, when booking the appointment, to ask if a female or male photographer would be preferred, knowing it was for a boudoir session.  If a doctor's office can ask this question, surely it's easy for a photography studio to ask!  The female photographer there that day (only one), was alright, but she really isn't well versed at photographing girls that are not on the skinny supermodel side of the size spectrum in a flattering light.  The male photographer that I had was annoying.  He asked inappropriate questions (like asking if my friend wanted to have children), and attempted to get me into poses that were uncomfortable.  I had to draw the line at a pose that would have had my breasts falling completely out of my outfit, the angle and pose was so unnatural.\n\nThe poses are all manufactured and the same for everyone.  Some of them are awkward and unnatural, leaving the person looking uncomfortable and maybe a little scared they're going to fall.  No wonder a lot of the terrible Glamour Shots poses from the 90's had people looking absolutely terrified.\n\nThe makeup is not tailored to each person.  They used the same neutral palette on both of us, and it's a normal 4 shades of brown application that one would do for a smoky eye.  When asked what we wanted for hair, I'm not sure what my friend said, but I know I said I was looking for a pin up, vintage style.  It was a side part with curls.  That's it.  Everyone got a side part with curls, so I suppose everyone was going for a pin up, vintage style that wasn't actually pin up or vintage?\n\nThe $450 value assigned to the groupon was bullshit.  No one would pay $300 for that dvd slideshow.  It's set to crappy music, the Glamour Shots logo is all over the photos (distractingly so), and it includes their \"retouched photos\" which look overly processed and filtered.  Seriously, learn photoshop people!  I'm 30, I don't need to look 12 with you erasing all of my laugh lines and smoothing out my skin so I look like a Botoxed Barbie.  I would have gladly traded the dvd slideshow for more prints, but that was not an option.\n\nI did not spend any extra money there because I was so disappointed in the entire experience.  The only reason that we'll be back is to pick up our pictures, but after that, not again.  We were there for nearly 7 hours, which is an obscene amount of time to spend in a place that isn't your job.
__label__4 I got a Groupon for Glamour Shots boudoir photo session. I made the appointment as soon as I got the Groupon and was able to get in within the next week. I was able get a time that was convenient for me and I would have the photos in time as an anniversary present to my husband. \n\nI arrived early and while waiting I decided to scroll through the yelp reviews. I was so nervous then because I was reading some really bad reviews. I decided to stay and form my own opinions. \n\nFrom the young lady at the front, to the stylist, and to the photographer, my experience was awesome. Everyone was very professional and personable. Everything was very private and I was impressed with the results of the photos. \n\nProfessional photography packages are pricy anywhere that you go. The prices were all explained up front so I knew what to expect. I can't wait to share the photos with my husband! I will definitely recommend this to any of my friends. Thank you to everyone who I got to work with!
__label__0 bad bad bad never again th curtains too small for the window the ac not working tv had static no blankets on both beds wifi not working office said and the parking sucks had to share it with a wedding chapel so when we came back from the strip had to part down the street because of a big wedding we left the next day. im telling my family,friends and coworkers don't ever stay at super 8 motels
__label__1 $40 for a mani/pedi.  The prices are pretty steep, compared to the hundreds of other nail salons in the area.  I asked for a pedicure only, but they somehow talked me into getting a manicure as well, which I thought was super pushy of them.  I gave in and let them do a manicure as well.  Both the mani and pedi chipped within days.  I won't be coming back.
__label__4 Love this place.. It's very close to my house so I decided to give it a try.. Got a mani & pedi both gel at the same time. Was out of there in 1 hr. The girl doing my pedi gave me a wonderful massage with hot stones and then wrapped each of my legs with a warm towel. In addition, everyone was very friendly. This was a very relaxing experience and my nails look great, I will definitely be coming back.
__label__3 For those of you who are looking for a polished restaurant setting, I would stick to the food cart.  Located in a former house, it is definitely a fixer upper.  A curtain hides the kitchen area.  Space heaters are used to heat the room next to where the food is ordered.  While the amenities are pretty bare bones, the previous reviews are are on point.  The falafel is some of the best in Madison.  Hot, crispy with the perfect blend of spices.  As well, their hot sauce is killer.  But when you don't have a few menu items (on a Monday at 11:45 am), you have to get knocked down a star.  While this may have been a one time thing, it is something that needs to be addressed for those customers (ie. Moi) who really have no other reason to cruise the Fordem Ave. corridor but to eat there.....
__label__3 Have eaten here many a time.  I used to get it delivered at my old job, and then recently was lucky enough to work only 1 block away.  Would visit once a week or so and get the Chicken Pita.  A great flavored grilled chicken, I ordered it with the whole wheat pita.  Topped with some cucumber sauce and hot garlic chili sauce makes it perfect.\n\nWould highly recommend it!  Reasonably priced at $8 for a whole pita.
__label__2 Let me preface this by saying I have only ever ordered from their food card or delivery. And that I consistently hear good things about this place from people I know in the food industry. And they seem like really nice folks. And so please take this with that grain of salt. \n\nI've tried, Banzo. I really did. I want to like you. I hear you are great. But you keep letting me down. Did I do something wrong?  The falafel was rock hard and dry once, and burnt the next time. The tabouli was horribly unbalanced and swimming in oil. The tsatziki was bland, and the tahini was.. salty? I think I have caught these guys on bad days.  \n\nBut the staff is super nice, the prices are reasonable, and it smells amazing. I can tell my falafel would have been delicious if it was not stale/burnt. I think perhaps this is a gem where you should not order it delivery, and stick to the restaurant rather than the cart.
__label__4 Oh Banzo, you are fantastic!  Seriously, just take a little drive and have your meal on the patio. This place has ample parking, and really when can you say that about a restaurant?\n\nYou order your food at the counter and take your number to your seat. I got the chicken in a pita. Delicious per usual. Your pita does not look that big until you start eating it. Then it is this monstrous everest of a meal. The chicken is seasoned and little bite to it. The seasoning is fantastic. The yogurt sauce is a nice compliment to the flavorful chicken. \n\nThey offer cucumber water on the house or you can purchase a bottles beverage (alcoholic or not). \n\nThe jewel of this place is their falafel. This is HANDS DOWN, the BEST falafel I have had ever. Not just in Madison, which is a black hole of falafel, but in life. Just eat it. I take it with yogurt sauce and just skip the tahini. \n\nI have to stop myself from going daily.
__label__2 Food was ok, maybe a step up from dennys with a nice selection. I do have to give props for the service though. The server was excellent and the manager, who I overheard talking to the couple in the booth next to us, was bending over backwards to make them happy so the place really seems to want to make their customers happy. So in a nutshell ok food with good service at decent prices. Can't recommend but I might give them a second shot.
__label__1 Just OK.  If you've never seen Elton John in the 80's, 90's, or 00's, then this is a great show for you.  However, for those of us that have seen him many times in prior years, this show is a dud.  First off, his voice is gone.  He struggles to get the tonal quality of all of his classics, and he loses so much from the effects and beauty of those greatest hits off 'Madman Across the Water\" and \"Tumbleweed Connection\".  Case in point, listening to him struggle with \"Your Song\" made me want to cry.  On the positive side, I have never ever seen his piano playing hotter or more 'spot on' than I did last night. This was the greatest part of the show.  \n\nIn summary:  A true classic artist that's worth seeing if you haven't before.  Others like me just might end up cringing their way through it.
__label__3 #30DaysOfYelp: 22/30\n\nWish I had a glass topped Yamaha grand with a fancy tv screen down the side! No wonder it's called The Million Dollar Piano...\n\nGo see this show! I play some piano so I think Elton John's pretty cool, but I'm not such a huge fan that I'd buy tickets see him at home. Glad I did in Vegas though! I saw this with some family, and I was blown away by his personality, enthusiasm, the lights/video, and his band! We sat on the 2nd mezzanine (almost nosebleeds) but on the left side, so we had a great view of him playing. He played a solid 2 hours of hits, and it was so great to watch everyone together, especially that percussionist in the back. I was a percussionist in school so it was awesome to see an expert's skills. Best way to play a tambourine is with a fancy dance & flourish!\n\nAs with all concerts, there are always some people in the audience who like it WAY too much. One lady, who was a couple rows below was dancing the whole 2 hours, her hands waving in the air, blocking the view. I don't mind people enjoying music & having a blast, but respect people around you, woman! They paid for their tickets too! I thought it was funny though, when Elton played \"Circle of Life\" she sat down & stopped wriggling altogether. She didn't even clap at the end of the song. She must really hate The Lion King! What's up with that?\n\nIf you can get floor seats near the front, do it. At the end, some audience members went up on stage & gathered around the piano for the last song. Elton was whisked away really quickly though...I guess he would be swarmed if he stayed, heh. Must be nice to have bodyguards.
__label__2 Typical bar-type food, good beers on draft, lots of TVs......good place to watch a game.  I highly recommend the Buffalo Chicken Sandwich, or the Blackened Tuna sandwich.
__label__4 Hungover on Sunday and your man is dragging you out to watching Football? I pretend to hate going to watch football but $4 bloody marys on Sunday I will hoot and holler alllll day! They are delish and the bartender taught me a drinking game to give me a reason to want to watch the game.
__label__2 The service is slow it seems like they're always short staffed. I had called for a Togo order and show up 15 minutes later and had to wait another 20 minutes to get my food. The staffs are not the friendliest neither because they're always busy. Food is decent,their breading for the mozzarella sticks are not crispy like most places. It's like a funnel cake breading,which I'm not a fan,sorry. \nThe chicken zingers are pretty good, I really like the fiery thai sauce ,it's spicy and yummy!! \nTheir fries are not crispy neither,but not bad.
__label__0 Well I am eating here right now and all I can say is blah.  We ordered potato skins and a western burger. The potato skins came out the same time as our burger. I really hate when I get my starter the same time as my meal. The potato skins are just \"eh\" and the burger wasn't much better. On a scale of 1-10 i give it a 1. The bun was cold and hard, the onion straws were chewy and the ham tasted off.  So would I tell someone to come here for the food? No way. I've had better burgers at jack in the box. So if you drive by this place just keep going. Believe me I'm doing you a favor.
__label__1 The concept of Maki Taco is great: creative, build our own tacos. The problem is in the execution. I got the panang fish tacos at Chow Down Uptown and really the only word to describe them was bland. The corn tortilla far overpowered anything in it. It wasn't bad, it just \"wasn't\". Add to this the fact that they were clearly overwhelmed with folks and you get a list of several key ingredients they were out of and a more than a 20 minute wait for food truck food.\n\nI would give Maki Taco another shot, but only if they were less mobbed. They have a good base to work with, but that night, when they could have made a great impression, they just weren't turning it out.
__label__2 Not a whole lot of flare going on with Maki Taco, but good food nonetheless!  I picked up some of their tacos right before they packed it up for the night during a minor brewery crawl.  I brought a decent sized group, so we got to try the staple tacos. \n\nFirst of all, the average order is between $7-$9's for three tacos and that is a lot of food! \nThe food came out relatively quick, around 10 minutes and all four orders were out right after the other.  We had the Korean Bulgogi Steak Tacos that definitely brought some heat with the red peppers and tang via the marinade.  The Teriyaki Chicken Taco's were flavorful, but the safe option to choose.  Lastly, we split the Thai coconut Chicken Taco's and they were exceptional!  Overall the tacos were seasoned well and juicy, but had more vegetables as filler at the forefront than meat.      \n\nThe guys running the truck were nice and efficient and I would definitely go back if I ever crossed paths with 'em in NoDa again.
__label__4 My spazzamatic mutt has been a handful since she became my dog several years ago. I've met with various trainers over the years and read as much as possible about dog training but have never really been able to teach her how she needs to behave in certain situations. It's been frustrating for both of us and even the other dog in the house, Angel Dog, would roll her eyes at Spazz's antics. \n\nI don't recall how I found Zoom Room but when checking them out on Yelp I saw they had a Yelp deal and decided to give them a shot.  I enrolled in the leash walking class. Honestly, for a 3 session class my hopes weren't that high.  I was wrong. \n\nJulene has been our teacher for the leash walking class. She is patient and has a knack for explaining what to do so I understand. They use only positive reinforcement methods and make it fun for both the dogs and owners.  You of course need to practice at home but I'm amazed at how quickly I have seen improvement.  I really feel much more in control and Ms. Spazz seems more relaxed and happy.  I've even tried a few of the methods with Angel Dog and it's improving her behavior also. I couldn't be happier I decided to check Zoom Room out. We'll definitely be signing up for another class. \n\nThe only negative is their location. Coming from the uptown area it's horrible to try to make at 6:30 on a workday. However, it's clearly a plus for many people if you live in that area.  And, if I'm willing to drive from Plaza-Midwood out to this area, it's only for something really good!
__label__1 Stopped in for a couple coffee drinks around noon, on a week day. Only 2 other people in the place. The cashier didn't even say hello or make eye contact. I felt like I was bothering her. The latte I received was not good, my husbands drink was though. I wanted to see what kind of food/snacks they had, but in reality I'll probably never be back.
__label__4 Being here twice for work gathering. This place is great, the service always excellent with friendly staffs and the cook is extremely entertaning. The first time I was skeptical about the amount of food you would get for this type of place, let's put it this way I can barely finish my share. The fried rice is absolutely delicious. We always have a good time here.
__label__0 Honestly, I come here all the time. The food and prices are awesome but there is a few servers are so rude. Tonight I walked in and I stood waiting for a server to seat my party and I.. We were standing there for is say closer to ten minutes.. We see one of their rude servers coming over to us and very passively say \"we close now.. 10 o'clock then no more, we close now\" and turned and walked away.. I WAS STANDING WAITING TO BE SEATED BEFORE THEY CLOSED. I didn't ask for management, I was so take back by his attitude that I figured I'd just never go back.
__label__2 The teppanyaki (steak & shrimp) was very good and our chef was a lot of fun but I really did not like the sushi. I actually thought it was my least favorite sushi in Vegas. The service was good, the staff attentive and friendly but I would not go here for sushi ever again.
__label__4 This place rocks! We had another great meal here tonight. The dinner isn't rushed and the Grill Chef put on a wonderful show. He was especially entertaining to my 7 year old. I wish I could remember his name! \n\nWe made a reservation for the Teppanyaki Grilll, which I highly recommend. We had a party of 7. We started with some Asahi beer. You have enough time to chat & enjoy your company before the chef starts your grilling entertainment. \n\nMy kids loved it! My daughter is 14, & she said it was really cool to watch the chef prepare her meal in front of her.\n\nI had the scallops, which were moist and cooked to perfection...not chewy. I ordered the NY steak med.well. It was delicious! No fat on it, tender and full of flavor...I didn't even need a knife to trim it! \n\nThey also served a bowl of soup, I don't know what it's called\" but it is a broth base with some green onions in it and fresh sliced mushrooms. After that comes a small salad with a ginger dressing, followed by stir fried rice.\n\nThe chef does a great show with the eggs for the rice! Just charming.\n\nThe noodles have a slightly sweet flavor to them and the vegetables were crisp. \n\nEverything has been excellent here twice within the last month. I hope they keep up the good service and the food quality.
__label__2 This place has a nice selection of draft beers. The pizza crust is very good and the homemade pasta's are quite tasty.
__label__0 So over priced, and this was the worst steak i have ever had in my life. I would have been happier at Outback. Service was good but the food was a huge letdown. I just moved here and i have had steaks from Ruth Criss, Hyde Park, Gibsons (the best I have ever had) and Mortons. When i told the waiter about the steak nothing was done..Will never go tothis place again..Horrible, Horrible, Horrible
__label__4 This is a great place!  My first time in a couple weeks and loved it!  Reminds me of Matro's Steak House.  I think these guy were some of  the prior owners of Mastro's.  \n\nWe had a table of four.  Crab bisque for the starter. The steaks were perfect. Crab cakes were great!  The Lobster Mac n cheese was good. The cream corn was great!\n\nService was very good!  He was attentive but not too much. Not aggressive, humble and friendly service.  Just how I like it!\n\nThe bar looked like a good place to hang out.\n\nHighly recommend this place.
__label__3 Stopped by on a Sat night for a glass of wine.  Cool place. It has an old NY steakhouse feel to it.  Wife and I had a couple great glasses of wine and the entertainment was awesome. \nWine - seemed expensive for a glass but we liked the vibe so decided to have a glass anyway. The pour is about a glass and a half so any thoughts I had about price quickly went away. And, the service was really good in the bar area. \nEntertainment - there was a lady singing that was incredible. She was just chillin in a booth singing Adele, Diana Ross, Michael Jackson, you name it. Awesome!\nLastly, the people watching was great. Lots of sugar daddy's with their lady friends.  Cool place!
__label__2 A very swanky place, they have red carpet at the door way!!\n\nAs it was the last week to have my dad in town, we decided to try this always-have-fancy-cars (Aston Martin, anyone?) parked outside steakhouse. It was not busy at 6:30 on a Thursday night, we both felt the restaurant is too dark and too loud!\n\nFood was delicious! Medium rare filet was juicy and nicely cooked, the steamed asparagus on the side was very fresh, and the Alaskan king crab legs, wow, a lot of them and very salty!\n\nWhile we enjoyed the food, served with excellent service, we just felt like it was missing something, but can't really describe to detail. Personally, I just didn't really get the outside to be all so fancy swanky, but no peace to be found anywhere inside, and what's up with the metal-ish decor?\n\nI will just say, yeah, I tried, for a better quality of food and price, I would much prefer J&G.
__label__4 Best steak I've had out in Phoenix. I ordered the New York and thought it was more flavorful than the fillet. Loved the modern atmosphere.  I will definitely return!
__label__0 Dang I wish I could give 0 stars!\n\nI wouldn't feed this stuff to my enemies. The food is absolutely terrible. Rolled in a bit hungover (hey it's Vegas) and ordered a burger with fries and a grilled cheese sandwich. Well, fries were soggy as well as the burger bun, the stuff they called hamburger meat looked and taste mysterious, and still cant figure out if that was really cheese in the sandwich. \n\nit's simple people, DO NOT GO HERE. not good, not even when hungover....unless you want to drink it away. Plenty of drink special here!!!
__label__2 This review is based on a lazy Saturday brunch the weekend before New Years'. I was surprised at how slow it was given that the Strip seemed busy.  Outdoor seating, breakfast all day, and full bar made up my mind about where to eat.  \n\nThe food quality was about comparable to Denny's. \nThe coffee was a little weak but fresh.\nPortions were generous.\nService was friendly. \nI'd go again.
__label__0 Sat down to a dirty table and waited 15 minutes for service, one of us spilled a water and the waitress asked us to leave. She was extremely rude and unprofessional. If you want to eat at a dirty restaurant with terrible service this is the place for you.
__label__4 Had to give Steve another call as my dogs spilled an entire cup of coffee onto my new sofa. As usual Steve answered my call promptly and courteously and made an appointment for that very afternoon to come over and help clean my couch. Steve brought his nice truck into my driveway and brought in some equipment that he uses to extract out all the liquid from any porous material. Once again Steve's personality and professionalism outshined all other carpet and upholstery cleaners I have ever used in the Scottsdale area. My couch is now like new, no longer smells like coffee, and my dogs are (if you'll forgive the pun), out of the doghouse. Make a point of calling Steve at Carpet Star Arizona. I promise you won't be disappointed.
__label__2 I went here for the first time yesterday and was waiting to meet someone.  When I arrived I wasn't greeted for a good 5 minutes in a mostly empty dining room.  I had to wonder around until someone attended to me.  After telling them that I'd like a table for 2 they sit me at a big table with 5 places as opposed to a booth.   \n\nAfter my friend arrived our order was taken promptly and our waitress was nice. The food was lukewarm and could have been seasoned better although the meat on my dish was cooked tender and came in a good portion size although there were a TON of onions I'm contrast to the meat portion.  The rice was bland and boring as well.  \n\nThe decor looked great and very classy and the staff was overall friendly.  The price was fair for the portion size and I'd be willing to give this place another go, but I hope for better food and someone at the door to greet me right away.
__label__4 5 stars for the vibes.\n5 stars for the rad chicks running the joint.\n20 stars for the Coyote Oatie ice cream sundae!\n\nStopped in on our way out from the Glendale Chocolate Affair and found heaven in a bowl.  I got the famed Coyote Oatie ice cream sundae and it was facking awesome.  Its basically the best ice cream sundae you've ever had with one of their signature Coyote Oatie cookies all warmed up and on top.  This is the perfect dessert.  When the cookie crumbles into the ice cream and caramel it is awesome.  Loved this little joint in downtown Glendale, loved the ladies running it.  I'd much rather give my money to a local joint like this rather than a CORPORATE Coldstone or Baskin Robbins.  \n\nAlready planning another trip.\n\nMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM!!!!!!!!!!!
__label__2 Stopped for a bite to eat the food truck rally in South End last evening.  There were  four food trucks at the rally: Herban Legend, a cupcake truck, Goody Woody's (tacos, burritos), and Sticks and Cones (ice cream).  I was told Herban Legend is currently one of Charlotte's most popular food trucks, so I went with them.\n\nThis truck serves sandwiches, wraps, burgers, and hot dogs.  Most items are in the $6-8 range.  Sides run up to $5 each and non-alcoholic beverages are $1 each.  No combos.  Everything's ordered a la carte.  There's a bit of diversity on the menu -- you can get a French dip, like one of my buddies got, a Cuban sandwich, tostada, curry chicken wrap, and fish and chips.\n\nI went with the shawarma, which is an Arab wrap, for $6.50.  This is one of the truck's top sellers.  I've had my fair share of shawarmas and thought Herban Legend's version was OK.  Theirs includes grilled chicken, Greek tzatziki sauce, tabouleh salad (cold minty salad made with bulgur and parsley), chopped tomatoes and french fries wrapped in flat bread.\n\nThe flat bread was grilled so it was hard and brittle.  This caused the wrap to break apart easily once I grabbed the sucker to bite into it.  It was packed with a sufficient amount of ingredients and plenty of sauce, so much so that the sauce was spilling all over the place as I ate.  Overall, it was satisfying, though I'd probably prefer softer bread and it'd be cool if they had some meat options like other shawarma joints offer.\n\nI also ordered a side of Herban's truffle fries, which at $5, is pretty expensive for a side of fries.  They've also got regular fries for $2-3 and honestly, I tried both, and the truffle fries weren't worth the five bucks.  Both styles of fries were alright.  One order of fries is good for 2-3 people.\n\nIf I ever get the chance to revisit this truck, I'll probably order the fried green tomato grilled cheese sandwich.  Someone in our group last night ordered this and she loved it.\n\nBeverage options were limited: Coke, Sprite, and bottled water.  The good thing about food trucks is you can BYOB.\n\nFast and friendly service.  Credit cards are accepted at a 25 cent surcharge.  You sign your receipt on their iPhone and can get the receipt texted or emailed to you.
__label__4 Oh man... This place may have served up some of the best food we've had in Charlotte. We caught up with them at Food Truck Friday. Rain or shine, these guys are there. They said that they have only missed one Friday since it started. We got the Surf and Turf burrito ($10). It was filled with coffee seared steak & baja shrimp w/ guac, cheese, chimichurri, chipotle sauce and fries. The steak was tender and flavorful. All the fillings complimented each other really well. It was a flavor party in my mouth! There was a lot going on but it was excellent. I can't wait to try more from these guys.
__label__2 I don't mean to be a grumpy reviewer here amongst obviously a sea of 5 star reviews. And I am going to be very honest up front that the person who took my order was EXTREMELY friendly and nice, she even gave me advice between he two items I was choosing to order.\n\nHow it works here is that they take your order in front of the truck, then the order is handed to one of the personnel inside the truck and they call your name when your item is ready.\n\nI picked Herben Legend to be the first food truck to sample because it seemed like it had the shortest line amongst entree serving trucks. Therefore, I think my review is quite fair since I did not have any other trucks to compare the food to. I was gravitated towards this truck as well because of the eclectic ethnic choices on the menu board. American, Vietnamese, Mediterranean, Middle Eastern, Mexican! \n\nI ordered the Mojo beef tostada and I was not impressed. I was not the only person who sampled the item, my cousin also had some of my food. Neither one of us liked it very much. After I lifted up my fried tortilla bowl like chip, there was an inch of red grease on the bottom of the paper plate...I also thought the presentation of the food could have been a bit well thought out, it was hard figuring out how to eat it. A pile of pulled beef with lemon zest and avocado piled on top of a big tortilla chip. The flavor was a bit too greasy and sour for my taste. \n\nI will definitely give Herben Legend another try, it could be that I just ordered the wrong item or I caught them on a busy day. The fried green tomato provolone sandwich(the other item I was choosing to order) sounded extremely tempting!
__label__0 Well... Blo Salon has done it again!\n\nAfter purchasing services for Blo Salon through Groupon, I made an appointment.  When I got to my appointment the salon was closed.  I called the salon and left a message.  I also called Sophia's cell number and left a message.  After this happened I went online and found out on Yelp that this seems to be Blo Salon's mode of operation.  Apparently they are not responsive.  I am not sure if it is the Groupon deal that they are not responsive to or if Blo Salon's has poor business acumen which includes inept employees/representatives/owners.  In any case no calls were returned until a Facebook review was posted.  They subsequently removed this posting.  Reimbursement from Groupon was also requested.\n\nWhen I finally did get the returned call from Sophia at Blo Salon, Sophia claimed that she had lost her key and did not have my phone number to call and reschedule. She was concerned that the owners would be upset and wanted to schedule my appointment immediately.  Because I did not have my work schedule, I told Sophia that I would call her back when I did have my schedule.  I also told Groupon that it appeared to be \"just one of those things\" and that I would go ahead and keep the Groupons.\n\nHere we are 9 days later and after leaving several messages with Sophia and at the salon, I finally got an appointment scheduled for today, July 17, 2014, at 11:00a.m.\n\nGuess what?? Blo Salon was closed!! This has now cost me $148 in Groupons, 1/2 tank of gas and time.\n\nWay to go Blo Salon!!!!!
__label__2 The beer is average, but overpriced.  Save yourself $10 on a case and wait until Costco restocks.  ($30 a case at the brewery, $20 at Costco).   Perhaps I would return if they end up opening up an actual restaurant,  as the staff there were extremely friendly, but not too much of a draw at this point....
__label__3 This place is pretty neat. The brews are decent, the staff is amazing, and the vibe is low-key. I always have a pretty decent time here and I love the watermelon ale. \n\nI wish they stayed open later (they close at 7 most nights apart from special events). Also, it is always HOT inside. Maybe upgrade the AC unit? \n\nThey don't do food here and that's a shame. However, the staff frequently arrange for a delicious food truck to hang out in the parking lot which helps quite a bit.
__label__3 LOVED, LOVED, LOVED this place for the food, but really do NOT like the squishy table seating.  Different, fresh, healthy dining food.  HUGE portions.  I've been 3 times and ordered the spicy chicken wrap, and the pesto turkey lavosh wrap, and a HUGE order of the jalapeno cilantro hummus TO-GO and ate it for the next 4 days at home and it stayed fresh and tasty.  The wraps are big enough to have a leftover lunch the next day (or share with someone).\n\nDining alone not so great.  I was seated at a long table with strangers bumping my elbows.  It might be chic & trendy, but I prefer to have \"personal space\" when I'm dining.  I would not even like this seating if I were dining with friends.  I ended up walking out, and asked for my order To Go.  Not the fault of the waitress - she was still wonderful.  For the reason of the bad seating, I knocked off one star - I would knock off two, but the food is really great.\n\nThe staff was fast & friendly, optional outdoor seating available (nice for AZ winter).
__label__3 Last night was my 2nd visit back to this place and I left oh-so-happy about it! I often got this confused with Pita Pit, but the two restaurants are very different. This one you sit down and are served. Both times I went on a Friday night after a movie and it was a little crowded. There may be waiting if there are more than 2 of you, but it's not a long wait if you do. The first time our waitress was good. Last night, the waiter was okay. I'm too busy eating and enjoying the food to really let that part bother me too much. Around 6-7pm last night, it was nice to sit outside on the patio since the sun had already gone down, but if you go earlier, there is shading over the patio.\n\nThe cilantro jalepeno hummus is \"Ah-mazing!\" Don't worry about it being too spicy, because it's just the right amount of spice that balances the cilantro flavor. \n\nThe pesto pizza is delicious! We added chicken though which made it more filling! \n\nAs other reviewers had said, it feels like everything is so fresh and you don't feel overwhelmed with gluttony once you are done. With the exception of the falafel, not many things are deep fried. Most foods here are grilled or baked. All of the meats and some veggies are marinated, so everything you order is full of flavor.
__label__4 How can you go wrong with Pita?? I mean, are their things I don't like on the menu? Sure. The point is, more times than not I have left tummy full & happy. Service is good, place is always lively and they have great kid plates. Go! It's good.
__label__3 Pita jungle is pita jungle is pita jungle. They're all the same, No matter which one you go to. They all have the awkward hipster  staff members and the food is the same at each one. Beyond that the food is always good and I appreciate they're being a healthy alternative on this side of town.
__label__1 I went to Taverne Gaspar during the Happening Gourmand back in January.  I understand it might not be the best moment to judge a restaurant as the menu is fixed and the client\u00e8le increases significantly because of the low price for a fixed menu but still, it is also their opportunity to shine and to gain loyal customers.  \n\nFirst off, I must say this restaurant makes itself very discreet.  We literally passed in front of it three times before noticing it! As you go in, the walls are in brick and the feeling you get of the place is more of a relaxed pub for a happy hour after a long day at work. As for food, there was some interesting choices! I chose the onion soup with bone marrow; the soup itself was very sweet and they were not too generous on the bone marrow, only a small bit on the top of the cheese. Then I went ahead with the Tavern burger with manchego cheese, pork belly and onion rings.  The pork belly was much more like a slice of bacon and again they are not very generous in portion.  The burger was small and they included four onion rings.  I have to say that although there was not a lot of them, the rings were crispy and flavorful. Finally, a dark chocolate flan was included in the menu along with creme anglaise.  A flan in my dictionary is a custard-like dessert. It seems that according to them, it was a brownie! The brownie itself was powdery and not too visually appealing.\n\nAgain, I will give them a second chance as I went during an event and they have not been opened for that long.  The service on the other hand was absolutely flawless!
__label__2 I was going to go with Meh, 2 stars, because that's how I feel, but the gal behind the bar deserves a couple stars all her own. 8$ for a small shot of Jameson? Alright, I guess I'll allow it since we're in an old stone room in the old port. This vibe should have been cozy and right up my alley but left me feeling all businessny aaaand shrug. My charming companion ordered the popcorn sweetbreads and they were a bit greasy and flavourless - but these were comp'd when the waitress saw her sad shrug, so I reiterate: much love for the service, but something else here is definitely missing.
__label__1 Ehhhh the food was expensive and not very good. I hoped for better and have had better.
__label__0 I finally reached my last straw with this place. A few weekends ago there was a crowd there that the staff was obviously not happy about sitting at the bar (which is completely normal at ANY bar)! It was midnight.. that means dealing with drunk people. As a business, you are not always going to like your customers or want them to stay there all night, but punishing the customers there that were not apart of that group is downright wrong. Instead of kicking out the trouble makers, they decided to shut the entire bar down early. Sorry, that's just not how you operate a business. Good luck to them trying to run a bar like that.
__label__0 BAD BAD BAD!!! Need I honestly say more?? Bad service and bad wings!! What else would I go for?!?!? Wings taste like the Kroger brand hot sauce. Do yourself a favor and go to Native New Yorker.
__label__0 Went to try place for first time with family to watch Baylor game.  Hostess walked us by four open booths and two tables to try to sit us in the corner on a four top table.  I explained that I really want to watch the Baylor game and my family would be more comfortable at one of the open booths.  The hostess the said  \" well, the waitresses are seated in a rotation.\" Implying she has to seat the next waitress section.  I understand the server rotation working in restraunts most of my younger days, but if a family wanted a specific area they are usually sat there and the rotation can be adjusted.\n\nSo I straight up said, \" well, we don't want to sit here.\" Pointing at the table shes trying to sit us at.  I showed her the TVs the Baylor game was on, so then she says, \"how bout if I sit you guys over there,\" pointing at another table which is smaller with only a view of one TV with the Baylor game on and where the table was at it would be like watching a movie from the front row, except instead of a movie screen its a 40 inch TV 8' above.  Basically the worse view of a TV that you could honestly pick.  I was not in the mood to have a discussion over just getting a table because I was already very annoyed.  So I looked at my kids and said \"let's go.\". \n\nI understand if the place was full then you get what you get, but there were so many open booths and other tables.  If I can't get basic customer service when trying to ask for a certain area (with open tables) to watch a game I don't even want to see how the rest of the service is.  By looking at the reviews of this place on yelp I am not surprised at all.  Next time I will go to blu 32, uncle bears, tailgater's,  zipps, chili's or native new yorker which are all your competitors in your area and I will never step on your place again.
__label__2 I was looking forward to trying this new restaurant not far from where I live, but left thinking this was the first and last visit. We went on a Sunday night, so it was not busy. Our food was all delivered at the wrong time: drinks took too long a time to come, as did appetizers, but then main course came right away. So we had main course and appetizer together. A mistake was made with one of my friends's order, so he had to wait at least ten minutes for his dish to be prepared all over again. Server didn't notice until we told her. Ditto for drinks: another of my friends got the wrong drink. What I liked: tequila selection, salsa, rice and beans with tacos. Rest of food was fine, but nothing special. Food was also over-salted. In short, some good aspects, but someone really needs to think about coordinating the overall dining experience. For 75 bucks for two people, I really expect better tasting food and better service.
__label__3 It was insanely busy for a Wednesday ($3 Tequila Tastings Night) night. I didn't feel like sitting at a table so I sat at the bar and ordered a drink or two (Granada Sangira & Winterberry Margarita LURVED IT) and looked through the menu. There isn't a lot of options for food but everything that came out looked amazing from what I could see. I asked the bartenders, who by the way are extremely friendly and helpful, what the soup of the day was. Lobster Saffron Bisque. I decided what the hell let's go for it. Out in came in this huge ass bowl. It was definitely a lot larger than what I expected good enough for two people to split. It was good but I don't think I could finish an entire bowl of it. I took it home. Next on the menu that I order was the Yucca fries. Nothing special I couldn't survived without it. Last but not least the flour-less chocolate cake. Dear god (or whomever resides up above), thank you for chocolate and thank you for that delicious cake. All in all my experience was good. Definately going back again with a group of friends!
__label__0 Verde-from the outside, everything about it screams \"must try!\"  When you walk in, you think you are in the hottest restaurant in NYC where you are begging for a seat.  Only there are open tables galore and you stand there staring at an incompetent host AND hostess.  We went twice.  Once without reservations, once with them.  Both times we waited.  Both times there were at least 10 open tables.  Both times the host and hostess were about as friendly as a dead person.  Trust your gut instinct in turning around and leaving if the front of the house is any indication on what is about to come your way.\n\nWe ordered alcohol and probably would have enjoyed ourselves more had we been afforded the opportunity to get drunk.  But unfortunately our server was too busy to ask us if we wanted more drinks.  Can you imagine?  A place that has a bigger alcohol menu than food menu NOT asking you for more drinks is like going to Pizza Hut and them asking you if you want a salad.  In fact, we never saw the waiter after placing our order again until our food was delivered.  It's fine considering he had no personality.  A tall skinny guy.  A short haired pierced lip woman delivered our food and was WAY more friendly than he ever was. \n\nWe ordered the tableside Guacamole that mentions choosing your own ingredients.  We ask the waiter about it, after being made to feel stupid for asking, our guac is delivered already prepared.  I think they do this because they don't want you to see the amount of salt they pour into this.  I now know what it feels like to lick a salt block. At least they didn't mess up the red rice we ordered.   On the ONE positive of the visit, the \"generous\" free chips and salsa (rolling my eyes) they provide were quite tasty.  \n\nI will likely never give this place another chance.  It's overpriced for below average food and poor service.  It's really said because it seems like there could be so much potential here.  A complete overhaul of the front of the house and most of the wait staff would be needed.
__label__2 Verde is a super cool, modern, funky Mexican inspired restaurant in the Garfield neighborhood. The decor is sleek yet comfortable. The unique wall murals are colorful and inspired. There is outdoor seating with a garage style door leading outside and letting the breeze blow inwards. If I was rating Verde on decor and ambience alone, this would be a 5 star review.\n\nVerde boasts that they have the largest tequila selection in all of Pennsylvania. I have no idea if that's true or not, but I can tell you the tequila menu is beyond extensive. They have creative and yummy cocktails and the bartenders are quite skilled.  The house margaritas are among the best I've tasted. On my last visit to Verde I discovered the Black Rose craft cocktail, which contains blanco, Red Star Kombucha, blackberry, lime and a sprig of rosemary. I'm not a big drinker, but this is one incredible drink. A must try, I dare say. If I was rating Verde on drinks alone, this would be a 4.5-5 star review.\n\nBut a girl's gotta eat. I was excited to try some of the vegetarian offerings listed on The Verde menu. My first visit both my wife and I got the Yukon Gold potato tacos, and I remember liking them. Not the best I've ever had, but what they lacked was mostly made up for by the side of spicy rice and beans. Plus they come upright in a really fun taco type holder, which I've never seen elsewhere (and I looooove tacos). This past visit to Verde we were excited to branch out and try different vegetarian dishes, as we had looked online before heading out to see the menu had changed slightly. The potato tacos were no longer offered, now instead there were tempeh tacos in that slot. Sounded good, with veggies and a tomatillo salsa. Count me in. There are only two other vegetarian entrees to choose from currently, and when given the choice between enchiladas and tacos, tacos always win. Well, these weren't great. Adjectives that come to mind are \"edible\", \"bland\" and \"boring\". I was hoping for so much more! We decided that even though the tacos weren't winners that we would try dessert. We ordered the sopapillas, which sounded great in the description. What could be bad about fried dough with cinnamon sugar, guava infused honey and chocolate cherry ice cream? Well, again, they weren't bad, but even in my slightly tipsy state where everything should taste amazing, these didn't deliver. The dough was over fried, the ice cream had almost no detection of the chocolate and cherry favors I was promised. And for sharing for two people, I thought the portion size was small for the price and the underwhelming nature of what we got. \n\nYou go out to eat for a variety of reasons, but I always want to be wowed by the food, as well as the overall experience. I'm not wowed by the food at Verde. Sure, I like the ambience, the cocktails, and in my experience the service has been ok. But will any of these things make me rush back to Verde for the food? I'm not so sure.
__label__2 I want to give Verde a 4-star review... I really do, but after about a dozen visits, they are sitting at a solid 3. I'm partial to the neighborhood, and I feel that this place is a great addition, but how can a new-ish trendy place in the middle of a growing neighborhood have an exhaustive trail of Yelp reviews about poor service... and not ever fix the service?\n\nThe food is fantastic. Much better than it used to be. I've never had a menu item I didn't like. The menu is limited, but I feel like the kitchen would rather pump out a few good items than a bogus list of 100 \"okay\" items. \n\nThe prices are higher, yes, but they aren't horrible. Boutique-style restaurants just aren't always where you go for a cheap meal, and since the food is good, this has never been an issue for me.\n\nThe drinks... meh - they're decent. A few times we had a server talk up a few of the signature drinks only to be mildly impressed. I usually just stick to beer unless something really strikes me and I have money to blow (not often). \n\nAnnnnnd speaking of the server leading me down a path to a sad cocktail - I've also had servers steer me wrong on how large portion sizes are, what the daily special actually is, what comes on certain dishes, etc. A hot mess. It's a one-page menu, and the chef is doing a great job - you don't stick priceless artwork in a $2 frame, so don't leave your awesome culinary creations to be described, sold, and delivered by a train-wreck style unprepared server. Get some excited, energetic, hard-working, knowledgeable staff in here. People will probably stick around longer, drink a little more, and tip a little better - everyone wins. \n\nOverall, I like Verde.  The atmosphere is cool, the neighborhood is fun, and the food is great. I'm really hoping after another few visits I can write a 4 or 5-star review.
__label__1 A/c broken tonight, now I see it was broken 10 days ago.  Wth?  It didn't help that they sat us next to a huge window that was baking in the 90-degree heat. Margarita was ok, guacamole was tasteless.  I couldn't get out of there soon enough; we found someplace else for dinner. Everyone was complaining about the heat, but no manager talked to any of the tables. Bush league. Won't be back.
__label__4 I came to Verde for dinner when in town visiting some friends. It was so good! We were there before 7 so the happy hour special on margaritas were still going on, which we took full advantage of. I had a frozen margarita and it was huge and so very tasty!\n\nWe all decided to order our own tacos for dinner, although the family sharing options were very intriguing as well, especially because they come with sides. I had one fish, one chorizo, and one beef taco. They were all so good. I definitely them all. The fish was tasty and very fresh, the beef was so flavorful (although a big hard to eat as it got so greasy) and the chorizo was perfectly spicy. If I could go back, I might get some sides to go with it, but overall it was delicious.\n\nAlso the chips and salsa - a necessity at any good mexican. A++!!
__label__0 We came to Aliante casino to enjoy their new restaurant Cabo. I received a email to come and try the $7.99 All U Can Eat Taco special that is available all-day. The wait time to be seated is about 20 min but that is expected because the restaurant is brand new to the Aliante community. Sitting at the bar is quicker and the bartender is pretty cool. \n\nBut this entire experience turned into something very horrible. Once we were seated and placed our order for two tacos each, it took Cabo exactly one hour to bring the first order of tacos out to us. Prior to receiving our food, we had to complain to the manager that its taking forever and he advised us that our food is now ready to be delivered to our table. Moments later one of our many waitress' advised us that our order has been lost and they have to start over on making our food. This really had me beyond upset. Once again we complained to the manager and he offered to comp our drinks from the bar and food.\n\nNow, once our food finally came out after many complaints and waitinf for 60 minutes to get it and eating through two baskets of chips, we all thought everything was going to be smooth sailing from there until the one person in my party, who's allergic to tomatoes and onions, began to feel really really sick while eating. She distinctly told the manager and a waiter and waitress that she's allergic to those ingredients three times before ordering. They didn't put the ingredients on her tacos but failed to tell her that they marinated their meats in a tomatoe and onion sauce.\n\nAfter she ran out the restaurant to puke all of her food up the manager kept asking me if I would like another drink and I'm like \"No! You jerk! You guys just poisoned my friend!\". Cabo eventually called security who then called the EMT's who had to treat her. It was so embarrassing. After being treated and filing an incident report with Aliante Casino's Risk Management department we went back to Cabo to get a business card and info of the manager. His name was Joe, he refused to give us his last name, and gave us a business card of Cabo's food and beverage director who's not even located in Las Vegas. How unprofessional is that?!\n\nOn the other hand, Pricing on food ranges from $4-$18 depending on what you order. They also have a 3p-6:30p on Fridays and that includes $4-$6 and a drink special that include beverages from $4-$6.\n\nOverall, the new addition to Aliante casino is horrid! I will never again in my life order food or even a glass of water from this horrible restaurant. We even told the manager that we're affiliates of Yelp.com and he gave us a serious blank stare and asked \"What is Yelp?\". Really sir?! Smh at this unorganized establishment and its rude staff. The only reason I give this restaurant one Yelp Star rating is because its not available to give them a negative five Yelp Star.
__label__3 Excellent service, free samples, versatile menu,. I love this place.\n\nThey offer brunch, and lunch special crepes as well as tons of dessert options. I actually came in for lunch, not dessert with my bf and ordered the special crepe called Rosbif with roast beef, cheese, and mushrooms. Yum! Very delicious. It came with a salad and I wished I asked the waitress what the salad dressing was because it was so good. My bf ordered a waffle with semisweet chocolate sauce, and a salted crepe. His waffle was not too soft, not too hard....just the right texture. The semisweet chocolate tasted great, it melted in your mouth. That's when you know it's good quality chocolate.\n\nWaitress was very attentive and I enjoyed the free American style hot chocolate sample. I will definitely come back again and try more of the desserts and drinks. (I noticed there was a chocolate soda!!)
__label__3 Such a great place to take the kiddos! I've been to a few farms during the Fall season and this one is perfect for the little ones. I gave it four stars because there was way too many flies. I get that its a farm, but compared to the others that I have been to, this one tops the list for a FLY PARTY. They are everywhere! For that reason we chose not to eat there. But the size isn't too big or small and there is just the right amount of activities for the kids to enjoy. We will be back for sure.
__label__4 I wasn't sure what to expect when walking in, I didn't check reviews first because I always give bagel places a chance. I'm from Ohio and miss the great Jewish NY-style deli's I had all around me, because there is a serious lack of them in Arizona. However, Bagel Man has the best bagels in the valley. They have great varieties and are incredibly delicious and last for longer than most you would get at Chompie's or some other fake deli. The owner was awesome, he introduced himself and was doing everything well. They serve Boar's Head meat which is the best if you ask me and they have some variety for being a small place. I recommend this place to all for a nice little lunch or bringing bagels home or to the office.
__label__1 food was ok
__label__1 Not impressed. This was my first and last visit here. From the moment I walked in was not good. Two separate entrance people unsure of where to form the lines or where to order. Ordered a lightly toasted chicken salad sandwich and got it home and found it burned (so much I couldn't eat it) with barely a bite of chicken in it.  Paid way to much.
__label__3 Very, very good. \n\nThis place could be a selling point when convincing New Yorkers to move to the Phoenix area. \n\nThis makes my top two bagel places, the other one being an older bagel shop in NYC. I got a [fresh] everything bagel with lox spread, and it was a highlight of my day. \n\nThe staff were very courteous and attentive, and provided excellent service.\n\nIn sum, you can keep reading Yelp reviews, or you can go and experience it for yourself. I suggest the latter.
__label__0 Genghis Khan could never make it past the great wall of china, unfortunately Arizona's border is not as secure.\n\nWe walked in and at 8 pm on a Saturday and I though they might be closing as it was empty inside and there were just two tables in use on the patio.\n\nThere is a menu, however you basically then go and fill a bowl with protein and veggies. The bowl itself is much smaller yet the same price $9.99. The veggie options are a bit lacking as some things exists only in a mix, some items were frozen, and others were not well stocked. The sauces are a real shortcoming with a few thick gloppy sauces that you put in to a metal ramekin. As for your \"starch\" they add the noodles or rice, there is no rice after cooking.\nThe bowl is brought to you meaning you do need to tip.\n\nMy bowl was not enjoyable, it was not well cooked with some veggie items still being raw, the sauces were bland despite copious amounts of them, and again the peanut condiment tray was empty. \n\nI will be sticking to YC's or MuShu and I recommend you do the same.
__label__1 Staff was ok except one. Went there during lunch hour and as we are getting ready to prepare our bowl. one of the members of their staff yells at me with an attitude \" you cant be back here\" what she is talking about the area between the 2 self serve veggie/ meat station. One bar was closed but with all the respect it is hard to reach to an item that is way in the back so I went to the other side to make it easier to reach and this girl yells at me from across instead of coming closer to me and warning me it is not allowed to be on the other side. How rude! what is ur location's goal here? go big or go home! I wont be visiting again.
__label__3 They seem to be in the middle of a transition, changing the menu to add special entrees and such.\nThe manager was walking around tonight offering patrons random FULL entrees for free, just to try ! That type of atmosphere is what will guarantee my return - goodonya GG.
__label__2 My husband and I love going to Ghengis Grill and creating our own masterpieces.  We stopped in last night for dinner and they've made some changes.  They now have three sizes of bowls to choose from.  The only size they had before is not Medium, and there a small and large now.  That's fine and we figured that probably pleases more people.  BUT, the big change is that the employees behind the counter at the food line now put the food (meat) in the bowl for you.  You can ask to do it yourself, but you are carefully watched while loading up your bowl.  It just feels uncomforatble and makes you feel like a pig if you are trying to load up your bowl, which is half the fun!  It all tasted good in the end, but it wasn't the same creative dining experience that we used to enjoy.
__label__1 Very disappointing.  I saw that there was something new and wanted to give it a try.  (I used to live in Pgh and am now visiting so I'm not sure how new it is)\n\nI ordered the pulled chicken sandwich.  It was very dry and not very flavorful at all.  The fries that came with it were okay but nothing special.  It is very apparent that this place is capitalizing on the their location in Market Square.\n\nWe did however sit outside and had a great view of PPG Place and Market Square.
__label__0 This used to be one of my favorite places downtown, but my last two visits have been less than desirable. I decided to give it another chance after my last visit, which I did not review (rotten avocado on my $15 grilled chicken salad).\n\nThis time we waited 15 minutes for the server to visit the table. It seemed as if there was a bit of a miscommunication with who was supposed to be waiting on us. If it were busy, I would've been more understanding, but since the inside of the restaurant was nearly empty my patience was running thin.\n\nI ordered the black bean burger, which is supposed to come on a brioche bun with guacamole. Instead I received a stale corn-dusted bun with a slight avocado smear. The burger was decent, but not up to the quality that I had previously been served ( this used to be my favorite veggie burger in the city). Also, a $1.50 upcharge for a \"salad\" that consisted of a small side of lettuce with balsamic seemed a bit steep.\n\nI'll be dining elsewhere next time!
__label__1 I was actually pretty disappointed in Green. This was my first experience at Green and as a vegan, I don't think I'd bring a non-vegan here hoping that they'd think vegan food was super tasty.  \n\nMy (non-vegan) friend and I both thought our sandwiches were over-sauced and he actually couldn't even finish his. I will say the texture of the mock chicken was good...but, again, the sauce (mine was BBQ) was way to overpowering. \n\nI guess if you're vegan and are craving something meat-like, this would be the place to go.  \n\nI might go back to try a non-sandwich menu item...\n\nAlso, it would have been nice had the waitress not taken my half-eaten meal off our table when I got up to refresh my drink.  While it wasn't the best lunch ever, it was still my lunch and I would have liked to have finished it.
__label__4 I am a huge fan of eating meat. I am by no means vegetarian and don't try to be. My fiance had to practically drag me in this place and it is AMAZING!!! I have eating here numerous times and every item is fantastic. I can't even tell their chicken isn't actually chicken. Their secret barbecue chicken is fantastic. I keep finding myself coming back here again and again to try something new. I recommend Green to anyone who likes good food which I think is everyone.
__label__4 I was first introduced to Green through a friend who had her birthday dinner catered by Green and later visited the Scottsdale Road location.  This was over 2 years ago.  Soon after, I learned that Green was opening a location just down the street from my home in Phoenix.  This is by far one of my favorite places in Phoenix.  I have yet to try everything on the menu.  The service is always friendly, the drinks are always refreshing and the bathrooms are always clean.  If you Like Green on Facebook, you can stay up to date with the specials that Green has to offer and at which location.
__label__4 I absolutely adore Green and would probably eat there every day if given the opportunity. The staff consists of a crew of heavily pierced and tattooed alt-hipsters, who are typically very helpful and pleasant. They are always willing to explain a menu item. I've taken lots of non-vegetarians there and most have wanted to return. \n\nTheir buffalo wings are the best to be had in Phoenix, hands down. I love the \"Original G Po Boy,\" which features the buffalo wings front and center. And the thyme fries, oh jeezus. I tend to stick with the sandwiches, and I've never had anything I didn't like.\n\nThe ambiance is great, too. In cooler weather, they roll up the delivery door, which opens up a full wall of the restaurant to the outside world. It's nice sitting in the clean, modern setting while overlooking the 7th street traffic. Very urban and cool. The artwork, which is in constant rotation, is also something to be seen. I loved the NWA-themed stuff they had when they opened. \n\nExcellent food, excellent experience.
__label__4 Love this place. Have been coming here regularly for the last few months. Even though I am not a vegan/vegetarian anymore, I still love the food. I usually order the Mongolian with crispy tofu and brown rice, but have also had a couple of other menu items that have all been good. Their french fries are TO DIE FOR. Seriously... it's the kind of thing you have sexy food dreams about.\n\nThe staff are always pleasant and helpful, and the space is always clean and welcoming. I will continue to come back here for sure.
__label__4 Great food, service and vegan options. Love this place!!!
__label__3 Went there for lunch last Friday with my wife sat outside good atmosphere, flat bread was great!! The app's were good as well. I'll try it again
__label__1 Well, I hate when I'm the outlier to otherwise really good reviews, because it means we probably just caught them on a bad night. That being said, we won't ever be back. Went last Sunday evening for my birthday, service was terrible. And I mean not just normal terrible but I thought about leaving less than 15% terrible which is just unheard of for ex servers like us. Food was only mediocre.\n\nThe first of our party of four arrived and was seated on the patio at 5:55. The patio is amazing of course with all the nice couches etc, unless you are sat at a little plastic fold up table with folding chairs like we were. The rest of us arrived at 6 and finally at 6:10 our server came by for the first time and took our drink order. We still didn't even have waters yet. Our server was clearly swamped, and seemed responsible for the entire patio which was full. We would have to flag her down for every interaction going forward, and then wait forever for whatever we ordered to arrive.\n\nI started with a glass of sangria, it was okay. We had the cheese board and the bruschetta, they were okay. We had a couple of pizzas, they were okay. The food was noticeably worse than, Postino for example. My companions all thought the pizza was pretty good, but they are wrong. :)\n\nSo yeah, I'm sure it's better than the experience we had there and I don't feel like blathering on about just how bad the service was that night, but I won't be back. Oh another thing, they cut their bruschetta into 3 slices instead of 4. Our little group of 4 are regulars at Postino who of course do 4 slices each so that was pretty tilting. :)
__label__1 My last trip here was very disappointing.  Where to begin?   It took a while for our server to show up.  Interesting side note: While waiting for our server we couldn't help but notice out of the 24 patrons in the restaurant 23 were female LOL!  The happy hour menu was okay but nothing too spectacular, select wines $5 or $7 dollars, select cocktails were I think $5, and some discounted apps, bruschetta $3.  \n\nWe ordered two cocktails and a bruschetta.  They didn't have the cucumber for the drink I selected so I had them modify it with raspberries...didn't have that either.  Anyway I ended up with an interesting gin drink, which worked because I was very thirsty at that point.  The bruschetta that was supposed to come out of the brick oven looked good BUT was cold.  I mean it was cooked in a brick oven , somebody probably changed their mind or whatever; it was then put it in a fridge to preserve it and failed to heat it up again, which was then served to us cold.  At that point we decided not to have dinner here and left to go somewhere else.  \n\nI am very disappointed, I loved this place when it opened!
__label__4 I've dealt w/ Mr. Kearns numerous times and he is a polite and straight to the point agent. Gavish employees and associates are polite and helpful people that I've ever met since my transactions w/ them started and closed. This Company is FABULOUS compare to other companies I've dealt with. I referred several clients to them who are also very happy and will continue to do so.
__label__0 Never again.... Got wicked food poisoning. Wish I could have given 0 star but wanted to warn others.  \nBesides the horrible food poisoning the food was mediocre at best, the sauces were soupy and bland.
__label__0 I went in to Wii play games today to purchase Nintendo NES games. I had a list of games I wanted to pick up, including some higher priced games. \nJust note that this isn't the first time I've shopped here or had this type of service from the owner... \nWhen I walked in I saw the owner Mickey. I walked up to him sitting at a table by himself with a laptop and cards in his hand. I greeted him, even by name. This dude didn't even have the decency to look up at a customer and greet me properly. He kept his face buried in his cards and said \"sup\". This isn't the first time this has happened to me. I then walked around and looked at all the games. An employee named Dave, actually greeted me and asked if I had any questions. I responded and asked to check stock on several games. Dave was helpful, but the prices on the games were ridiculously overpriced, and the owners attitude left such a bad impression with me that I decided to leave. I asked how much a sealed Majora's Mask was and Dave told me $500.00. I could get this item on eBay all day at $200.00. This is a mom and pop shop with old vintage games, but without the mom and pop shop courtesy. I don't know how he keeps in business with his ridiculous prices on USED games or lack of people skills, professionalism and customer service. I'm never going back to this place and would rather take my chances and my business to eBay!! I should of left when the owner was too busy to look up at a customer and say hello, instead of \"Sup\".
__label__3 I love this place! The staff is wonderful and they make you feel totally comfortable! They know what their doing and will answer any questions you possibly have; I had a ton! Laser treatment isn't a peach but it's fast and totally worth it.
__label__4 Excuse me, can I have a Kleenex, cuz this Thai food is so amazing it's making my nose run.\n\nThat's how I love my Thai food. SPI-saaaaaaaaaaaaaaay!\n\nI have heard the rumblings of Le Thai and I just had to check it out tonight. I am writing this after eating the food (at home because you can get it to-go) AND having a lovely cocktail at their bar.\n\nFirst off, I had the \"Lady Boy Cocktail\" concocted with what I have now discovered is a mehkong whiskey from Thailand. Um, why haven't I heard of this before? As a lover of whiskey this drink lifted me off my seatt and floated me into whiskey la-la land. It was sweet. But not too sweet. Yet, it gave me that delicious feeling only whiskey can provide.\n\nSecond - food! I ordered the Curry with beef at a heat level of three. I always like to \"test the waters\" at new Thai places. Which means I go for the middle of the heat level. This level, for me, was ALMOST perfect. Next time I'll probably go for a 4. But that's just me.\n\nOh and by the way I got the chicken wings too. OH MAH GOD. How good were they? Not greasy. Perfectly cooked. Not too small, not too big. Oh and the sauce? PERFECT!\n\nGet your butt to Le Thai pronto.
__label__3 Lotus of Siam gets a lot of attention for being rated the #1 Thai restaurant in the U.S. But every time I try to go there, there's either a line out the door, or it's closed -- as happened yesterday. I remembered hearing about Le Thai, so I went there as a Plan B. Now, it's my new Plan A!\n\nI'm not really a Thai food snob (I usually just order pad Thai)...and as anyone who's read my other reviews knows, I rate restaurants more based on their atmo than the food quality, anyway. You can get good food at the f*cking grocery store! If you're PAYING to eat out, you want a cool atmo, to make it worth your while. RIGHT?!\n\nLe Thai has a very cool atmo. It's cute and teeny-tiny -- so cute and teeny-tiny you almost expect it to start shooting ping pong balls out its....well, you know! About 1/2 is in the front room, and the other 2/3 is in this really cool sort of beer-garden-ish courtyard-type room. VERY cool!\n\nThe windows in the front room look out onto Fremont St. East, so depending on the time of day you can either watch winos and crackheads shuffling down the sidewalk, or drunk-ass college girls stumbling out of Insert Coins across the street. (I recommend the early show... the late show is old news. Although one of my fave things about this joint is that it's open til LATE -- midnight during the week, and 2am on weekends.)\n\nI went here for lunch, and had a bowl of tofu pad thai, a 4 on the spiciness scale of 1-5. It was GREAT! Pretty spicy, but tolerable, and I think it was around $8. Good deal!\n\nI am in the process of moving downtown...so I will most definitely be comign here again!
__label__3 Delicious.  Great vibe and ambiance. I recommend the outdoor area in the back
__label__4 We were there again last night and they now only take reservations for large parties which is great since it's so small.  Happy hour is until 6 and the drinks are a real deal with my large Change beer for $5 instead of $9 and premium liquor is on sale as well in addition to some of their speciality drinks and wine. A few appetizers are also on the happy hour menu.  The food is as good as always and we have finally figured out the various spice levels for the entrees we like.  For some reason the ginger fried rice really needs a 4 but the Tom Yum soup is very spicy at a level 2 and the other dishes we usually go with a 3 and they are perfect.  We had a great service from Olivia who is a new server and if you have the option, you should request her she was great.
__label__2 I have eaten here several times, and enjoyed it.\n\nToday I went for lunch & ordered the Tom Yum soup for the first time.  I asked the server for mild spice, number  one, and held up one finger.\n\nThe soup was so incredibly  spiced that I kept tearing & gagging.  Finally, I just stopped eating.\n\nThe smiling server came by & asked how the soup tasted.  I told him that it was over spiced .  He replied, \" We'll, it is hot to begin with, and then when you order  level three, that's what you get.\"\n\nI just paid my bill & left.  Yes, I left a tip.\n\nWill I go back?  Yep.  Probably tomorrow!  It's a nice place.  \n\nNext time I will write my order & hand it to the server.
__label__2 If you are downtown, and craving Thai food this will do the trick. If you are looking for really good Thai food, this is not the place. It is a hip downtown restaurant, that is a bit over priced and lacks a warm place (In winter) to eat your food. It is really busy, and lacks the touches in the food and ambiance for the price of the food.  It's just  ok.
__label__0 It's sad that once I logged on to leave a review I see the 5 star review I left one year ago for this place. It used to be my favorite until Saturday night. We went for dinner after drinking downtown around 7pm and was told there was a 30min wait and we'll receive a text once our table was ready. We go to a bar to waste time and 45mins later we receive a text so we return. Once we are seated a woman who said she was part owner tells us that the restaurant is \"very busy tonight and you'll need to be done within a hour\" and she continues to tell us about the table of 14 that's eating and it being a small kitchen. Mind you they weren't slammed. Our waiter takes our order (still no drinks) and it took so long that we had to ask him after 45 mins where it was. We're now sarcastically thinking, \"Well does the hour start now since we received our food or what?\" We then ask to speak to the manager about the lack of service and the lady comes back over!!! Ugh! We tell her about our experience and remind her of how rude she was to us and she says there's no way she can compensate us in any way. Smh. What's really bad about it is we're locals so when the tourists aren't there who does she think Le Thai is serving?
__label__2 I just had the veggie stir fry at #2 spiciness and it was really good. Make sure you order the lunch portion though or you will definitely be in a food comma for a few hours.
__label__4 Great atmosphere.  Love the back patio.  Definitely has a new hip feel to it.  Food was awesome.  Careful with the peanuts they serve when you sit down....amazing and highly addictive!  \n\nWe had the green curry, pad see ew, pad Thai shrimp, and chicken satay.  All were excellent.\n\nService was great.  Really busy.
__label__2 I've wanted to try this place forever! I love Thai food and the downtown vibe. I thought going in that this place would be worthy of a a 5 star review, but the lack of service killed the experience completely.\n\nIt was a Thursday night around 7pm. We were seated in the back part of the restaurant and given menus. Joel and I decided we would share our dishes since we wanted to try the same things. We waited probably 15 minutes and no one had come by. No drink order, nothing. The waiter and waitress continued to walk right by us and not even look at us. Finally when the waiter walked by I asked him if we could order. He said \" our waitress was really busy that's why she hadn't come by, but that he would take our order.\" I ordered the Short Rib Fried Rice with an egg on top at a level 3. Joel ordered his favorite, Pad See Ew with pork at a level 2. The food took a lot longer then expected. I was hungry and wished we'd ordered an appetizer. I started noticing other tables that had come in after us getting their food. Weird. Finally out came our order! Mine was very tasty. It had chunks of short rib and the spice level was perfect. Next time I wouldn't spend the extra $1.50 for the egg on top. I was expecting it to be runny so I could mix it into the rice, but that egg was hard as a rock and did nothing for the dish. Joel's Pad See Ew was more broccoli then noodles, but still had a great flavor. \n\nThe decor is very minimum, but they do need to kick the heat lamps down a bit. We were sweating up a storm and not just from the spicy food. I had high hopes for Le Thai, but with that service I'll spend my money somewhere else downtown. Sorry Le Thai you lost me.
__label__3 Clean, really good service, quiet, and delicious of course. :)
__label__2 We decided to stop by this place because we felt like continuing our sushi quest yesterday, it was close, and it has good reviews.  I wasn't expecting a whole lot, however, since it was the East Valley, and the first thing I noticed was the lack of an actual sushi bar and visible sushi chefs.  Plus, there was techno music playing.  I HATE when they do that.  Sorry, but I want an authentic experience, complete with Japanese dudes chopping up my fish in plain sight, and 15th century Japanese music with pan flutes and hand drums or whatever they use.  A samurai trained in the bushido tradition standing by the door in order to slice up unruly guests would also be a nice touch, but I'll give them a pass on that one.\n\nAnyways, we sat down at the table, and started with the miso soup.  This was some of the strongest miso I've had.  It was almost like they were trying too hard.\n\nSo, I wasn't real hopeful, although they had some nice cuts of fish on the menu... Halibut, toro, uni, etc... Nothing crazy, but still some good stuff.  Unfortunately, they were out of all the interesting stuff.  The live specials were only available on weekends, and by Monday, they were all out.  Cool that they have them, but unfortunate that we couldn't actually try them.\n\nI also wanted to try the beef tataki sashimi style, but for some reason, it was only available in nigiri.  Why?  You can put a strip of seared beef over rice, but you can't serve them alone?  This did not make sense to me.\n\nWe ordered a couple of the special sashimi items - some hamachi dish whose name I don't recall, and the Screaming \"O\" - as well as white tuna sashimi, albacore sushi, red snapper sushi, surf clam sushi, and the Sixty Nine Roll.\n\nThe hamachi was overly stepped in citrus.  I mean, it was so citrusy that you were basically eating lemons with the texture of raw fish.  I'm the kind of guy who likes to taste fish when he eats fish.\n\nThe Screaming \"O\" was pretty good, despite its overpowering spice and marinade.  Also masked the tuna flavor, but it was a seared dish, so it wasn't as bad.  It would have been better had they dialed it down a notch, but it was still tasty.\n\nThe sushi and sashimi was typical.  Basically what you'd expect from a standard sushi place.\n\nSixty Nine Roll was pretty good.  It is basically softshelled crab and shrimp tempura on the inside and fish (I believe it was the standard tuna, yellowtail, and salmon) on the outside.  Good filler to finish off the meal.\n\nFinally, we ended with some tempura ice cream and tempura cheesecake for dessert.  The cheesecake was nice and thick, but also pretty much frozen and impossible to cut with a spoon.  The tempura batter was all wrong; it was thick and crunchy, not light and flaky like tempura is supposed to be.\n\nAt the end of the day, I decided that this place is good for what it tries to be.  Its appeal is not for those who love sushi.  It's sushi for people who probably like to eat at Chipotle, Zupas, or whatever the newest trendy chain place is, but every now and then want to eat some raw fish.  It has enough to perhaps expand the horizons for those who don't often eat sushi, but not much that will interest those who like a new adventure every meal.
__label__4 I really can't praise this place enough! It has been 6 months since my first review and our first visit to this restaurant, and all our meals since then have been just as spectacular! We have brought our friends here and they are all 5-star converts as well! \n\nMy husband and I have always enjoyed trying new rolls and they have all been interesting and delicious. \n\nThe udon here is phenomenal. I usually don't finish my broth at other restaurants, but here I lick the bowl clean. I'll order it even when it's burning hot outside -- that broth is addictive! If only they made ramen as well....lol\n\nThe food and the family that owns the place are truly delightful. Love, love, love!!!
__label__4 My bf and I were in town for the weekend and had dinner here last Saturday. The place is small, but WOW is it delicious! I'm almost embarrassed to say we went back three more times before leaving town. The miso soup has a great home made taste, along with the special rolls (lion, amigo, caterpillar, what the heck, and a few more I can't remember :/) even the house salad was amazing. The prices are great, I've paid a lot more for sushi from the big chain sushi restaurants, and in no way do they compare to sushi house.
__label__4 Great sushi.  Friendly service.  A good mom and pop operation. The bonsai roll was delicious.   One of the better sushi places and great prices too.
__label__4 I read a good review of this restaurant in the New Times and as I love to try something interesting, I had to try it. To my surprise I knew the owner, Esther, from when I worked at Phoenix College and she was a student there. She's always been a hard worker and I can see how much effort she has put into her restaurant venture. The restaurant was very clean and neat, and Esther was a very gracious hostess to all the customers. I had the pepper soup, which comes with a little dish of habanero pepper puree if you want to make it spicy. Watch out! Only use a tiny bit because it's really hot. Then I had a Caribbean meat pie. It was really good--spicy and savory. Then the yassa chicken. The chicken itself was deliciously flavored, and then topped with with olives, onions, and bell pepper sauteed in a mustard sauce, then served with rice. It was very good! I want to come again and try some of the other dishes. I highly recommend this place! Esther is a sweet lady and she takes good care of her customers. I wish her the best of luck with her new restaurant.
__label__1 Unfortunately Fu Fu Cuisine was more So So Cusinse for me...\n\nI so wanted to give this small business owner a higher rating especially after reading several friends reviews.  Well, my experience was somewhat disappointing when I fellow Yelpers Rand H. and Mike C. this week for lunch.  \n\nRestaurant ~ very clean and inviting.  Nothing fancy, very basic dinner type of feel.  They had the music way too loud for me while trying to enjoy lunch with some friends.  \n\nService ~ very nice and friendly however they were not very attentive to our drinks.  I also had an issue where they over charged me for an added soup.  One person's soup was $2.99 and my soup was $4.99?  I would have been OK with this if my portion was larger than the other but they were the same size.  After pointing it out the server lowered the price.  \n\nFood ~ everything was just so so.  The dumpling soup was more broth than anything else.  Two small dumplings and three small pieces of cubed goat meat and a 1/4 ear of corn...  I do not recommend this soup.  The jerk chicken and rice was very dry and lacked the grilled flavor that usually comes with Caribbean jerk chicken.  The Pof Pof balls were too big and doughy and were more like really big flour hush puppies.  The meat pie was the star of my dinning experience here!\n\nI don't my experience is a \"one off\" because the Yelpers that joined me experienced the same so so cuisine I had.
__label__4 This place deserves all the 5 star reviews is it has.\n\nEsther, the server, was excellent. Timely, friendly, she knows the food, and made great suggestions. We tired the pofpofs, meat pies, yassa, curried chicken, and fufu. Everything was very, very delicious. The meat pies, and yassa where my favorite. Very good quality food, especially for the price.  \n\nIf you are not scared to try new things, put a leg out there, this place is for you. But even if you are a more conservative person, try it, the best things in life are always unexpected.
__label__0 OK, love the laser, the customer service has been the biggest disappointment I think I can remember or have experienced, ever. \n\nI arrive, sit for over 10 minutes after checking in and then I am told, I have to reschedule because I was late...??? The clock is 5 minutes fast, you have a sign in the lobby saying they only allow 5 minutes to be late (to be fair to the other clients)  or they reschedule, and then argue with you about what time I actually arrived.... Argue, seriously!  \n\nThen I see two techs sitting in the back office, on their phones, clearly not servicing clients. It is now 20 minutes after I arrived and while trying to reschedule, a client comes in and leaves. So I ask, why if you have no clients when I got here, and you have none now do I have to reschedule. She tells me some BS that they have to be fair to the other clients..... what clients?? I was the only customer in the office! Then the next lady arrives late, she got caught in the same accident as I did, they immediately tell her she needs to reschedule, still, no new clients. \n\nI spent over 30 minutes after arriving, signing in, waiting to be told I have to reschedule then having to wait to reschedule ...  wouldn't it have been more customer service oriented to stop arguing and just perform the procedure. It literally takes 2-5 minutes for two procedures.... I spent more time on the office rescheduling than I have combined over all of the appointments I have previously attended.\n\nBut guess what, now I am late for my next appointment, at which I was not told to reschedule, but was accommodated, I was treated as a paying customer.... Oh, I get it now, Simplicity already has my money, they do not need to be polite or provide customer service, they only need to argue with me...  \n\nNever wrote a review before, that was negative, this is a first and hopefully will be my last. I will be asking for a refund but I am sure I will be told No... the easiest answer they can give instead of providing customer service. Scottsdale, AZ office.
__label__4 Amazing food! Really enjoyed the complexity of these dishes.  Very unique and the service was fantastic.  I'll definitely return here again!
__label__2 This place is very quirky and reminded of a place I would find in Los Angeles. The service was great and the menu diverse. Even though it's a raw, vegan restaurant, cooked food and meat were available. My only qualm was that everything was too salty, as though to compensate for lack of cooking. The desserts were delicious, although the crusts of the pies too salty. I think I drank six glasses of water, which was way too much.
__label__4 Really delicious, tasty, vegan food. It's the perfect spot for a date night, with its location on Walnut Street, quiet and mood-lighted ambiance, and quality of the meals. I love that their menu is seasonal as well, I've loved everything I've ever tried there. The plates are prepared beautifully, and heartily! I was hesitant to visit at first looking at the price range, but you get a HUGE plate of food for 11-15 bucks, and it's almost guaranteed you'll be taking half home with you. I'm excited to try going back for brunch!
__label__1 Stopped in for some Gelato for my nephew since it was so hot out. I understand this stuff melts, but why did it seem like it was melting before she scooped it? the gelato did not look appetizing one bit.
__label__4 Jessica recommended an item on the menu and my New favorite is the chipotle chicken wrap!!!!! Any chicken/healthy eater/ spicy lover this is what you want!
__label__0 My boyfriend and I went here because my phone said that the Home Town Buffet was located at this address but found out it was taken over by the Maderine Buffet instead, we decided to try it anyway. For the price it was, it was not worth a dime. The food was ill prepared, the staff was pretty much non-existing and rude for example, when asking for a refill the server replied \"don't you want to wait until you get home for a drink?\" When it came to dessert that seemed to be the only thing that seemed edible besides the fact that the jell-o felt like it was made from rubber and we stayed away from the ice cream because for some reason they kept oysters next to it and there was an oyster shell in one of the buckets of ice cream. The atmosphere was just uncontrolled screaming children and when I got home I felt like I needed a bottle of petobismal. I would highly not recommend this place at all.
__label__2 I don't know what it is about Herb 'n Flavors, but every time I go there something is off.    Don't get me wrong, overall they have some tasty dishes, but some others fall flat.  It's really hit or miss.  The first time I got the Spinach 4-Cheese Quesadilla and it was just too greasy and cheesy.  I know, I know it's \"4-cheese\", but there is a delicate balance with cheese.  My friend ordered it another time and the balance was much better.  The second time I went I got the Veggie Rice Bowl.  Wonderful seasoning, but they overcooked the tofu.  We also ordered the Vegan Spinach & Artichoke Dip.  No thanks.  My friend had the salmon - loved it.  My other friend got the Pollo Fresca and the Chicken Shawarma Wrap separate times.  He liked both. The 3rd time I ordered the Veggie Bowl without the tofu (much better).  The falafel fries are yummy.  The tiramisu is absolutely INCREDIBLE!  I must say the owner is really personable and KNOWS how to cater to his customers.  That type of treatment will keep me coming back for the things that I really enjoy.
__label__0 Bad! Local produce? Try spoiled produce! Appalled by the lack of freshness! Vegetables were past their prime. We left hungry. So disapointed, we wanted to support a local business, but this was so bad! All the good reviews are lies!
__label__3 Considering it's not unheard of that my boyfriend and I discuss restaurant options and ideas for a given evening, resulting in us almost always ending up at Pita Jungle, it's a bite of fresh air to have discovered Herb 'N Flavors. Great place!  We ordered the artichoke & spinach dip w/veggies to start, which was good, not great. Loved their cucumber water though!  We shared the spicy chicken wrap (awesome!), veggie rice bowl (great flavors), and a side of beets with candied walnuts.  Fresh, flavorful and good quality. Menu contains local and organic ingredients.  Down-to-earth vibe of the place and cozy feel, despite bring in a bit of a creepy plaza. We'll definitely be back!
__label__2 My bf found this place on yelp and we met up for dinner on a Friday night. There was just 2 or 3 other parties when we entered, and the hostess was very nice and let us choose a table. The menu is very vast, and we spent a few minutes going over it. We decided to get a small order of the jalapeno cilantro hummus with pita bread, which is very good (spicy!). Deciding between a panini and the kung pao chicken pasta special, I went with the special, which was my one mistake of the evening :( It took a while for the food to come out, so I probably wouldn't recommend this place if you were in a rush, but we kept ourselves occupied. The kung pao chicken was not the fried version you may expect, which I was fine with, but it wasn't spicy or extraordinarily flavorful. The noodles they used for the dish were very thick and not al dente which I prefer. My bf had the gyro sandwich and a side of fries, which he enjoyed. I like that they are all organic and everything else I saw looked good, so I will give them a second try.
__label__4 This is my favorite sub shop in the Valley.  Excellent bread, fresh ingredients, ok price, online ordering, and fast/friendly service.  You can't go wrong with the Capastrami or Cole-turkey.  I can't wait to return.
__label__0 Horrible service. I told the hostess I was uncomfortable wearing the hospital gown provided because of a recent hospital stay. She told us that I had to put it on or I could go away. Seriously. That's all it took for me to turn around and walk out. I will NEVER go back here.
__label__1 I lived right across the street and feel obligated to try anything new downtown.  My boyfriend's daughter was in town so we though it would be a fun place to try.  Maybe they are just settling in at the moment.  His daughter thought the shake was gross which i have to concur, it wasn't sweet at all.  We got the biggest of the burgers just to go all out and were disappointed with the quality of that as well.  However, when we ordered \"shots\" of Jager they came in glasses and were probably equal to about 3 shots.  So if you order a drink be ready for a hang over.  Overall we wanted to give the experience a try, but we likely won't be back.
__label__2 This is the real deal.  If you want a heart attack or clogged arteries; this is the place to be.  I thought the owner of this 'restaurant of death' also recently died himself.  Not a suprise...  Although if you don't eat here every day, like we - tourists from Belgium - do; The Heartattack Grill is an an unmissable experience!  So if you are near Fremont street, feel free to jump in for a scoop of fat fries and a lump of meat.  If you can eat the 'bypass burger' you don't have to pay for it... If you can't... you get spanked with a piece of wood... on your butt.. Welcome to America! :-)
__label__0 Well. We went here.\n\nWe were greeted by 2 peppy and upbeat cute 20something girls. We were expecting that to be the case when we were sat.\n\nStill waiting.\n\nStill waiting.\n\nStill waiting.\n\nI am not lying one bit when I say, we waited 18 minutes and not ONE person came to greet us, serve us water or even acknowledge us.\n\nWe left after waiting 18 minutes for someone to come over. When we walked out the same 2 girls said, \"bye, thanks for coming. How was everything?\"\n\nI literally walked out the door with my friend as our other friend filed a complaint.\n\nThey did NOTHING to get us back to eat there, NOTHING.\n\nThis happened around 2-3PM this past Sunday, 7/9/2012.
__label__4 Didn't eat here, but did visit.. been wanting to since I saw the funny videos on youtube about it 2 years ago.  It was very intriguing and I laughed at all the crazy signs on the walls, and the scale that basically told me I'm too fat.   As far as the people in the place, they let me take pictures and were really friendly... That kind of speaks volumes in itself that I wasn't even giving them money and they were just overall very nice.  Maybe if I become a super fat guy I'll eat here.. you know.. to end it all.  But until then, I think I'll hang on to my blood pressure where it is for now.
__label__3 Once upon a time a young Australian named Scott ventured to a far off land named Las Vegas. Scott had heard tales of magical machines that sometimes, but rarely gave you money if you pushed buttons on them for long enough. Scott heard of ladies that wore very little and drinks that were very large. He also heard tales of burgers the size of a small child and it became his quest while in this strange land to track down, and devour one of these famed burgers.\n\nNot deterred by the reviews of a mixed nature to be found on the magical tome known as Yelp, Scott set his sights on the Heart Attack Grill. Neon signs beckoned him forth. Posters in the windows told him that alcohol was good for him. Scott agreed. He stepped through the doors, with his beloved (and vegetarian) wife in tow, and was promptly greeted by a young lady in a nurses uniform. This was not like any nurse Scott had seen before. Nurses dressed in such skimpy attire in the strange land of Vegas. Upon being greeted Scott was cloaked in a surgical gown that no doubt had magical properties and was led to his waiting table.\n\nThe Grill was quiet, for it was late afternoon on a week day. Scott ordered a Double Bypass burger and when asked if extra bacon would be required Scott answered \"Yes, yes it will\". Scott's wife, the vegetarian Leisha, simply smiled and ordered a large beverage of an amber liquid known as beer. \n\nBefore too long the burger had arrived. It was as large as the fables had told and Scott was quite pleased, though a little shocked. Scott was not expecting the food in this strange place to be of what looked to be good quality. The fries looked crisp and brown and tasted slightly of lard. Lard is good.\n\nThe burger glistened in the light. Scott looked around the room at the images on the wall that parodied films of yesteryear and smiled, then picked up the weighty burger with two trembling hands and took his first bite. It was good. Very good. Surprisingly good actually. This challenge would be a welcome one with such delicious treats on offer. Leisha asked Scott how his burger tasted as she sipped from her mammoth beer. \"Delicious\" was Scott's reply through mouthfuls of juicy meat before diving back in. \n\nBefore too long Scott was halfway through his burger and he was beginning to falter. But Scott's will was strong. He could not return to his home in Australia letting this challenge best him, so he bunkered down and dove back in. The burger was rapidly decreasing in size, as Scott felt he was rapidly increasing in size. And then, with one almighty fist pump the final bite was downed and Scott was victorious. He was elated.\n\n\nAfter an appropriate resting time Scott rose to his feet and felt several kilograms heavier as he waddled to the door and the outside world with a grin on his face and a cow in his stomach. Victory was his, but it was not the poor gentleman's who was currently bent over a table being spanked by a nurse.
__label__1 This place definitely needs to improve on the taste of the food.  We came in expecting a \"wow\" factor... Food deep fried in lard, highest calories, etc.  I don't know about you, but I thought \"high calorie food\" was supposed to taste amazing?  I figured since they advertise how high the calories are- that this was going to be the best burger and chili cheese fries I've ever had.  NOT THE CASE!  I came with a big group of people and we all ordered different things, to give the menu a try.  When I got my food, the burger and chili cheese fries were dripping in grease.  The fries had a grease pool formed around them and the chili looked like ground up dog food.  The worst part- the burger and the fries tasted bland!  You would think with that much grease that it would have SOME flavor.  Everyone in our party threw away most of their food.   I will never eat here again.  The only reason why I didn't give this place 1 star is because it does have some \"one of a kind\" type of experiences.  The staff give you a hospital gown to wear while you eat and the waitresses are all dressed in nurse uniforms and spank you :). I give it to the owner- congrats on contributing to the nationwide obesity epidemic... If your restaurant's food is the last meal someone is going to consume before having a heart attack- at least make it worth while.
__label__0 Honestly, I stopped here to watch people instantly die while eating this garbage. \n\nIt didn't happen. \n\nSo I moved on. \n\nSo should you.
__label__1 Not that good. I've had better burgers at Jack In The Box
__label__1 So, for the atmosphere I would rate it higher, drinks weren't bad and can have a lot of fun with it! The food was less than good but the fiance loved it. He does however like his burgers dry. I would say go for the experience, but not for the food and we had to asked to be spanked, so that took away from it a little....
__label__0 Absolutely disgusting!  Would never go back, food terrible, service rude, can't imagine there are enough tourists to keep this place open for much longer.  Stay far far away!!
__label__2 I've eaten at this HAG location twice.  Each time, the wait staff were attentive and responsive.  It's a limited menu - but portions are substantial.  The fries are above average and I rate the shakes as O.K.  It detracts from the shakes that they are served in cheap plastic cups.  I thought the burger was good - with a fresh bun, good meat and garnishes.  Even the minimal single burger is big, my wife could only eat half of her burger.  The shtick involved with the whole faux medical thing is cheesy but tolerable.  It was kind of fun watching others get spanked and teased by HAG staff.
__label__1 I live less than 2 miles from here and was really hoping it would be a good neighborhood bbq joint. The staff appeared to be new to the food serving industry, but they tried to be friendly and were mostly successful. Man, I hate to be critical of places, especially new small business trying to make it but.. When I go to a smokehouse bbq place, I almost always ask what kind of wood they use since I sell smoking wood chips as part of my business. Problem here was I could barely smell any smoke. This was an immediate worry. The first two people I asked didn't have a clue what wood they used- What?? Note to owner: Teach staff what wood you use, it is a fairly big part of the smoking process. I ordered the pulled pork with beans and mac n cheese. The pork sandwich was a decent portion, however, as suspected, there was not much smoke flavor at all. Now you can definitely go too far the other way and ruin good meat by smoking it too long, but a decent chef should know what he is doing. The meat was actually mushy as if it were being held in a vat of juice or water. Not the way to do it. The sides were all of 2 bites each. the beans were ho hum and the mac and cheese was made with joint compound it was so pasty!  These are such easy mistakes to overcome, they need not be. Give people decent food and decent service and they will love you. Try to cut corners, forget it. Sometimes experiences sound horrible only because they were simply disappointing.
__label__1 I had a craving for good BBQ and this was a disappointment. Ordered $35 worth of food and did not enjoy most of it. The pulled pork was okay. The brisket was mediocre. The chicken was okay. The beans were under cooked and pretty bad. Threw that away. The sauces were decent. I just ended up asking my father in law to make some brisket since I couldn't find anyone to buy some good southern style brisket. \n The staff was extremely nice and the place is really clean. Inside and a little outside seating. The portions were really small though so I was not impressed.
__label__1 What a shame. We anxiously awaited the opening of this restaurant in our neighborhood, but have been seriously disappointed. On our first visit, the coffee was barely luke warm, and the huevos rancheros, which we usually go for were simply mediocre. \n\nOn our second visit, i tried one of the skillets. The sausage they used was sliced up cheap links, and the potatoes they used were the frozen shredded variety. It would be hard for me to even rate the meal mediocre. \n\nSorry to say it's two strikes and yer out for me. There are way too many other very good breakfast options nearby.
__label__1 just ok....
__label__2 Great service, great food, priced a little high, and the coffee is horrible. They need a light breakfast blend instead of the sludge.
__label__0 I reviewed this Restaurant as great with a good selection of well-cooked Chinese and American dishes. That was true when I we dined there last June, but how things have changed. \n\nMy wife and I re-visited this Restaurant last Monday. Before going, we called to be sure that they offered all-you-can-eat crab legs during the week. We were told \"yes.\"\n\nWhen we arrived most of the food on the buffet must have been placed there hours ago. Fried shrimp as cold, as were several other dishes I tried. We tried to get crab legs, after a 30-minute wait a small plate of them were placed in the steam table for the restaurant to share. By the time we go to them, they were gone. \n\nWe spoke to the manager with hopes that she would correct the issues...nothing happened. \nAfter another 15-minute wait, we left, hungry, upset and down almost $30. \nWhen paying our check the manager approached us and said \"sorry about that.\" So are we. We were optimistic for this restaurant, but they simply missed the mark.
__label__0 Not fresh and overpriced. Service lacking.
__label__4 I have been with America First Credit Union since 1993 I believe they were Network Credit Union back then. I now use the Las Vegas Shadow Creek Smith's Branch They are the  Best and always helpful with all my banking needs. A-1 Operation.I wish I could give them 10 no 1000 stars.
__label__3 Only stayed here one night but I was very impressed!  It was a Saturday night in November and I was able to score a rate of $114 for a king size room.  Not bad!  I didn't think it had much \"curbside appeal\" but once you get inside it's got lot's of charm and appeal.  \nI really didn't explore the property much because I was there for a limited time but the room was really cool and creative.  If I was back in the area I would definitely stay here again and check out more of the property.
__label__3 I didn't really choose this hotel. It was the hotel priceline had given me. But after booking it I looked at their website and the place looked fun.\n\nAfter reading a couple of reviews on the place they all were good, some okay! But one said something about 21 bucks a day resort fee. I didn't really think anything of it. I was stuck with the hotel anyway, because I had already prepaid for it, so why sweat the small stuff.\n\nWhen the car dropped me off at the resort, it was really tropical looking and the staff was so friendly. It was kind of weird that the place didn't have a ramp to pull your bags up. But the staff offered to keep your bags at the valet desk while you check in. \n\nThe girl at the front desk was very nice and informed me about that 21 dollar resort fee. You know if it was one of the warmer months, I wouldn't mind paying the 21 dollar a day fee because I would be using all of the amenities. But I wasn't going to let it ruin my trip.\n\nThe room was cute. I obviously had the \"hotwire\" room because my balcony was big enough to fit one person. And on the top floor over the trees, so I couldn't see anything at all. But it was cool.\n\nThe pool was beautiful. It was too cold to get in. I did use the gym everyday. It was big for a hotel gym, so that was good. And the equipment was modern as well.\n\nOver all the hotel was cool. They didn't have a store there to buy things like snacks and drinks late at night. Which kinda bothered me a little one night I was thirsty. I ended up drinking the hotels 5 dollar water on the counter. Booooo!!! \n\nMinus the 21 dollar resort fee in the winter and not having a store on the premises it wasn't so bad.
__label__2 This place is interesting to say the least. The room that we were in did not have any emergency fire sprinklers. We contemplated having a bonfire since we wouldn't have to worry about the drowning ourselves by accident. \n\nThe 3rd floor ledges are angled strange. If you were to trip with the sliding glass door open, you would very easily slide down 3 stories to meet the grim reaper. The room setup looked similar to something out of a 1970's adult film. Yes, that kind. With all of the hair. \n\nI couldn't help but feel the bathroom and it's door had a similar setup to a gas chamber. While gas may be released in the bathroom, it definitely made it a little uncomfortable. I did however get a lovely view of someone's backside from the rectangular window that is attached to the door. I think we can agree that we both got a free show while I was in the shower. \n\nThe biggest issue with the whole entire room however was the lamps. The lamps looked very similar to a Pope hat. I spent countless hours attempting to unscrew the lamp in order to get a funny picture of me wearing said \"Pope\" hat. I'm never going to be the Pope. It would have been a nice family friendly Kodak moment. And I would've gladly put it back the way it originally was supposed to be. I was left extremely disappointed when I left with the lack of any Pope hat pictures. It was upsetting enough to make me consider never staying at the hotel itself again. \n\nHowever, the food is amazing. The staff is very nice, even when requesting plungers (long story), and the memories made there are unforgettable. Despite the fact there were several cases where life could be compromised. \n\nAlso they need metal signs that are not as sharp. Someone we know may need a Tetanus shot due to sharp metal signs in the area. \n\nPS: Please make the lamps more Pope hat friendly.
__label__1 You can find better for the price.
__label__3 NOTICE TO FELLOW PITT STUDENTS: ik walking sucks but this place really isn't far past Dunkin! \n\nWhen it comes to donuts I think the best are either fresh out of the fryer and still hot, Krispy Kreme, or the newly famous \"Kronut\" (google it)! Though this place is none of the above, it does deserve a positive review for a few reasons.  \n\n1) The donuts: variety with actual flavor differences unlike Dunkin which really is more about colors (don't chocolate sprinkles really taste just like rainbow ones?). They are cake style and moist,  NOT dry like many fear!\n2) Made to order (the \"Groovy\" flavors at least)\n3) Local family business with friendly service where employees are excited to tell you  the story  behind their product. \n\nIf you're in to trying new things and want a second to slow down and experience a creative food experience, check this place out!
__label__2 all i can say is that they give small portions
__label__3 Not gonna lie, I don't dream about dining in veg-only restaurants often, or ever, but with a lunch date with my vegetarian sister on the books, I figured it was a good enough reason to try the place... I have to say I was very impressed.\n\nWe chose to sit outside and it was quite nice. The handful of iron chairs and wood-top tables scattered on wooden flooring made you forget you were yards from central avenue, until a train would come through. Lots of plant life, and they had a few heaters set up. We opted for the cucumber infused water (there were other bottled options) and started on the menu. We were give one which was simply drinks, the front half is freshly made juices and juice blends (all $6 - we opted for a lemonade/agave concoction) the back is beers and wines. \n\nThe food menu is the perfect length - just enough small plates, sandwiches, salads and entrees, with lots of daily changes (bruschetta, soup of the day, buddha bowl, cheese selections). They also have the items which are vegan or can be made vegan marked with little ferns, which I thought was clever. We couldn't pick, so we decided to split four of the small plates (but the table next to us had the OM burger and it looked amazing).\n\nSquash blossom hush puppies - yummm. thank you kenny r. for the heads up. I wouldn't have known it was vegan cheese if it hadn't said so on the menu. So good, I didn't want to share. I enjoyed the onion \"butter\", my sister did not, luckily these pups stand perfectly well on their own.\n\nThe Indian Tacos - this, as a meat lover, was hands down my favorite dish. If I hadn't know any better I would have sworn up and down with the complex flavors they brought into the chili that I was eating something heartier than beans and squash. Mixed in with the lettuce and tomato and then sandwiched between a layer of the sharp cheddar on top and fried goodness underneath, holy crap, I'm sold. \n\nThe Envious Artichoke is the perfect light dish, stuffed with spinach and olives and topped with fried onions- we were very happy campers. On the other hand, the cannelloni added some serious weight to my stomach. Granted, it's a great fall flavor concoction of goat cheese goodness served over a sweet squash puree - but not the greatest choice for our fourth tasting dish. \n\nOur service was top notch- water constantly filled, staff was very familiar with the menu, we were checked on just the right amount of times. Even though there isn't any meat on your menu, Fern, I'm a fan. (but seriously, get some new pens.)
__label__3 My better half and I came here for dinner during restaurant week and were pleasantly surprise that there wasn't a wait for a table. We were also lucky enough to have visited on half price bottle of wine night, which in my book equals buy one get one free!\nOur server was very friendly and attentive and helped us navigate the menu and figure out how much we should order so that we didn't have left overs, which we didn't because everything was delicious! \nThe ambiance was intimate and inviting and I absolutely love the handcrafted chandelier that added an artist, warm lighting.\nDear Fern, I will be back for more!
__label__3 Went here for a work lunch today and we were all very surprised. none of us heard of it so when the one lady suggested it we just went along. None of us knew it was vegetarian but we all found something we liked. We got hummus and the bruschetta for appetizers and they were VERY good. Lots of flavor for vegetarian food. I got the flat bread pizza and it was so good. I did get a choice of a side and I saw in some of the other reviews someone mentioned they weren't given a choice but we all were, so maybe this is something they added on? overall very good food, and very unique atmosphere. you really relax with how the place was designed with the \"breathing\" walls I like to call them, they have plants in a trough type thing on the walls VERY cool. they serve cucumber water which is SO refreshing. I'd def give this place a try for something different if your tired of the same old burger joints.
__label__0 Disappointing! As a vegetarian, I had high hopes for Fern, but the food was flavorless and executed poorly. The atmosphere is cozy, small and quaint with soft, mason jar chandelier lighting. The service was good. But I can't get over how bad the food was. \n\nThe CAULIFLOWER POUTINE was a good idea, but the potato mixed with the cauliflower had been whipped to the point of having a glue-y texture. The kind of texture that makes your tongue stick to the top of your mouth while you're trying to chew. The cheese curd tasted like mozzarella, which was fine, but nothing special. The tomato gravy was fine, and the little pile of greens on top were the only interesting flavor in the dish (very strong and herb-y). We were planning to order a few more appetizers, but after the Poutine showing, we ditched that idea. \n\nThe OM BURGER was inedible. The bun was dry and hard, and the burger patty was dense and hard and flavorless. The condiments couldn't save this burger. \n\nThe 200 YEAR OLD SOURDOUGH FLATBREAD title created a hype that the thick, hard, stale, non-sour flatbread did not live up to. I took 3 bites, which was 2 too many. On the plus side, the topping - chorizo, verde sauce, red onions and cotija cheese - was flavorful and delicious. Unfortunately, I'm not interested in scraping and only eating the top of my pizza. \n\nThe sides were also a disappointment. The QUINOA of the day was described as red quinoa, mango, mint, red onion, and some other delicious sounding ingredients. It was fresh and cold, but not at all delicious. After coating with salt, a few bites were edible, but really still no flavor at all. \n\nThe SMASHED CRISPY FINGERLING POTATOES had potential, but only 3 of 12 potatoes were actually smashed and crispy. The other 9 were whole boring fingerling potatoes with no flavor or crunch. After mixing the flatbread topping with some of the potatoes, I was able to eat a few bites. \n\nThe waitress seemed surprised that we didn't want to take to-go the 75% of our dishes that we didn't eat. No, thanks. We're heading to Taco Bell for a little flavor.
__label__0 Good service, decor is OK, food is just not good. There are probably 10 places in town for better tapas. Would never waste my time going back.
__label__3 I finally had a chance to try this restaurant the other day, redeeming my $20 for $40 Groupon in the process.  I definitely agree with a lot of the reviews, and this place gives Firefly a run for its money.\n\nI arrived at 5:05pm, and the doors were still locked even though they open at 5pm.  A girl came to the door and opened them, and I asked if we were ok to eat, yet.  She said yes and seated us, asking us 20 questions in the process.  \"Table or bar?\"  \"How'd you hear about us?\"  \"What do you want to drink?\" \n\nI told her about Groupon & Yelp, and she told us she was famous on Yelp.  Her name was Chancy, and looking at the page now, I see she's right.  Definitely a good attitude for a server, as I gave her shit for all of the questions, and she gave me shit right back for complaining about the questions.\n\nI asked for her top 3 favorite items on the menu after the standard \"everything's good here\" and she recommended the brussel sprouts, the piquillo peppers with crab meat, and the boneless baby back ribs.  We got all three along with the ahi tuna daurade, a small paella, and the lamb sliders.  All items were excellent, with my favorite being the ahi tuna.\n\nOur bill for the 3 of us was around $75-$80 before the Groupon, but I feel like we had more food than we needed.  Seems like it's slightly more than Firefly, but the food came out fast fast fast, so definitely worth it in my opinion.\n\nI guess they also have happy hour, and they're open til 3am, so there's a few other pluses in there, too!
__label__1 Average food for average prices.  I came here with a $30 for $15 deal from Groupon and if I was actually spending the listed price on the menu, I would definitely not be satisfied.  Since my meal was basically half off, I would say that the food was okay and well worth it, but I would not spend more than that. \n\nI ordered in total about 6 dishes worth $90 that I paid $45 dollars for, and out of all of them I only liked the calamari.  Every other dish was either meatless, tasteless, or overcooked. \n\nThe restaurant was absolutely stunning and nicely decorated.  The lights were dim and perfect for a date, if the food was better.  \n\nThe server was very attentive and friendly, one of the better servers I have ever interacted with.
__label__0 The response for the JT was nice but those burns were from the wires at the gates of hell and not a rug burn as he claims.\n\nI would never go here again and would caution anyone to go there and waste their money. JT response is another example of how rude these people are and how much they disrespect patrons who attend their attractions.\n\nAvoid at all cost!
__label__3 Garden Grille & Bar  is simply the most consistent gourmet restaurant I have ever been to. I am been going there for at least 5 years and have neve had anything but a fabulous experience.
__label__4 I joined last weekend & absolutely love it!  The owner (Janelle) & trainer (Blake) are amazing, the equipment is extremely well-maintained, & I'm beyond pleased with my decision to join.  The club is clean, temperature is just right, & the 24/7 secure access is perfect.
__label__0 Terrible...service took forever...food was cold, meat very chewy and over cooked...no flavor...place was filthy looking, tables so wobbly almost spilt drinks just moving, cigarette burns in booths. I would never step foot in this place again. Should be closed!!!
__label__0 Walked out bad service no attention after 10 minutes at table then another ten with no drinks. Trust the reviews don't go
__label__1 My husband and I came here right before seeing a movie. We chose it based on the fact it is right next to the movie theater. The staff was great, prompt with seating and taking our order. \nYummy watermelon margarita! The food...... Not so great. I got the chopped salad but couldn't eat more than two bites because the dressing was far too spicy. The waiter was nice enough to substitute my salad with a quesadilla, which was nothing great, but at least my mouth wasn't on fire. My husband got the rancho burrito which wasn't too bad. \nWhen we go back to the movies, we'll go somewhere else for dinner. I wouldn't suggest this place to anyone.
__label__0 This has to be the worst Mexican food I have ever had and the only reason I went was because my husband kept wanting to go here. He was as disappointed as I was. They charge for chips and salsa and it was really bad. They wont be here long and if they are it will be how they may cater to the college students.
__label__2 STICK TO THE TACOS!  I can't give better advice than this.  If you like walking into a sketchy neighborhood for lunch just to prove your manhood, this could be your place. \n\nThe style of cuisine is stew based, so the use of the meats in anything other than a taco proved to be a greasy mess.  I ventured into both taco and burrito county, the tacos were rich and tasty, the burrito fell apart under the stress of the grease.\n\nBut as for the meats themselves, they were done perfectly for Michoacan style. Rich flavors pushing through letting your know that time and effort was put in to make this good.  Pleasant enough atmosphere that I wouldn't stop my lunch crew from diving into the hole in the wall again.
__label__0 Went here for the Easter egg hunt and hay ride on Saturday. This place was awful!\nThe hay ride was supposed to start at 11AM. We got there at 10:30 just to be safe. We then had to fill out a waiver and each adult had to pay a tip to them of $5.00. They only had one hay ride truck for the over 100 people there! we had to wait outside in the hot sun for over an hour for the 1st peoples hay ride to finish. After the hay ride my kids and were supposed to then go to the Easter egg hunt. While getting off the hay ride, we witnessed the ranch worker dumping empty plastic eggs all the ground. We cam there for the candy and my kids were really let down. This was disappointing as it seemed like it would be a great family day if they got their act together.
__label__3 The Running of the Bulls in Cave Creek is always a good time!
__label__2 The Munchies sign is still there but the menu is completely revamped...Last time I was in there the chalk board says ResBot and offers Native/New Mexican/Mexican type foods that would often be found on a trip to the Native Reservation.  Items such as fry bread and Indian tacos, enchiladas and more have replaced the simple yet unique list of Nacho combinations that were once there.\n\nGo in with an open mind.\n\nThe ventilation is poor and you will come out smelling like fry bread.   \n\nI do miss the Nacho concept that was once Nachobot.
__label__3 Deeelicious nachos!!! But their pricey
__label__3 Great little place. Drinks are a little pricey, but the bartenders are really fun to watch and the atmosphere is really great. We had alot of fun there.
__label__3 Not too bad... good subs, kinda small though. 5 inches?  A+ Meatball sub tho, well done!
__label__1 The Orleans Showroom is a nice venue where nearly every seat is a good one.  The sound is great and the stage is pretty huge.  I have seen a dozen shows there and staff for the most part are helpful.\n\nMost recent experience is folks coming from the back- the cheap seats and block views from the higher paying seats.  Please don't sell $113 seats and let the folks from the $30 block the view. I get it- people like to get up and dance- a good song comes on and people get excited but Ushers please do your job.\n\nI asked the usher to ask people to go back to their seats because they were blocking the view.  The Usher said \"It sucks doesn't it?\"  Yes, sir, it sucks when you don't do your job.\n\nNormally a nice venue but Management- please manage.
__label__4 The evening of my filling I received a call personally from Dr. Yu just to check that everything was ok.  Now THAT is customer service!  Everyone at Dr. Yu's office is fantastic.  I've had several dentists in the past and Dr. Yu is the best by far.  Dentistry really is an art... you can settle for some 'other guy' because he's close to your office or really cheap but you're only doing yourself a disservice.  Stop wasting time reading reviews and just book your appointment with Dr. Yu; you'll be glad you did.
__label__4 Best experience in Scottsdale!  My friends and I had a blast \n\nGreat for a work get together, bachelorette, or any occasions!
__label__0 Dr. Lorena P. was hard to understand, impolite, and had a terrible bedside manner. She never once said \"Please or Thank you.\" nor smiled. \nPay first to find out they couldn't do anything. \nNot even a referral or a recommendation. \nWas told over the phone by staff to come by. Staff needs some education on what their policies are so patients don't make wasted trips that could compromise their health through lost time.
__label__0 I had friend visit from out of town so I wanted to take her on a guided horseback tour. I made reservations with this company because I heard about it on Groupon. When I looked at the website, the Sunset Tour caught my eye so I called to book it. No one answered so I left a voicemail. I called in the early afternoon but no one returned my call until 10:00 am the following morning. I tried to book the Sunset Tour but all the lady said was \"we can't\" no legit reason but she offered us a tour at 2:00pm which was no big deal so I agreed. \n\nOn the day of our scheduled tour (which was about a week after I booked the reservation) I received a text message that read exactly like this \"Need TO cancel horse ride guide is sick\" I received this text at 11:58am when my tour was scheduled for 2:00pm. Not only was it unprofessional for this business to send a text, I was only given 2 hours notice. About 20 minutes later I received a voicemail saying that their horse rangler is sick so they must cancel and to call back to confirm we received this message. She did not apologize whatsoever.\n\nI called about 30 times before I could get ahold of anyone. When someone finally answered, I asked if there was anyone else available to guide the tour because my friend was leaving the next day and she said no. Still she did not apologize. I explained to her how I thought it was inappropriate for her to send a text to cancel and she responded with \"well I asked you to call me back\" and when I told her I called about 30 times and no one answered she replied \"well I saw you beeping on the other line but I was on the phone booking other tours\" Her responses were contradicting and rude so I started yelling at her and only then did she start apologizing. At this point I was pissed so I hung up. \n\nZERO STARS for their unprofessionalism and rudeness but since yelp does not allow that I put one star. I would NOT recommend this company to anyone.
__label__1 For a sushi place, and their hot dogs r better than their sushi.. Sushi r small, poorly made and cost too much . I ordered the tijuana roll & they used chopped up tuna pieces that would be considered trimmed garbage that most sushi chef should toss out.. (large chunks of white unchewable pieces)
__label__1 Conceptually you would think this place would be a hit! I mean sushi is hot right now. But the actually place has much more to be desired. First of all the menu is lackluster. I mean its a sushi place with barely any sushi! I could make better sushi at home and I have trouble not messing up a bowl of cereal! I bought a fancy sushi which i think was a rainbow roll and a regular spicy tuna. Neither was anything to shout about. I also got a side of seaweed salad which probably was the best part and I got a can of pop. Total bill: $19 with tax. I almost fell off my seat. But oh well. \n\nIf they want to make this competitive they need to take off the stupid hot dogs off the menu - its a sushi place. If I want a hot dog Ill go to franctuary. Two they should put pictures up of all the sushi variations they make and increase the variations and come up with unique concepts like a yinzer roll. Three they need to make lunch specials - 1 order of sushi and drink for $5.99 2 orders of sushi and a sushi and a drink for $10.99. something like that. And finally, they need to walk into penn ave sushi and realize that's your competition. Time to step up your game.\n\nWouldn't be surprised if this place goes out of business soon.
__label__4 Wow... my wife and I were craving pasta while we were in town... I find that food in Kitchener typically quite horrible.  \n\nWe sat at a table with a bunch of photos on the wall... old Italian family photos.  I thought... wow... nice photos they cut out of Vanity Fair.\n\nA nice older Italian woman that was smitten with my daughter was very prompt and courteous... the portions were perfect!  Not the massive American style portions.\n\nThe vodka sauce was as good as Il Mulino's in NYC... and my wife's pasta screamed Rome to us.  It was quite an incredible lunch experience.  Everything tasted homemade... at the end of the meal we took home a container of bolognese.  Good thing it wasn't in an air-tight container, otherwise I would've bought a ton more to bring home to California...\n\nAnyhow, back to the woman serving us and the photos... turns out, she owned the joint and her photo was one that I was admiring earlier on!  Love it!
__label__0 After reading newspaper rave reviews- I thought we would check it out for a potential Bachelorette Party.  Checked the newspaper and website for hours-and made a VIP reservation on-line.  Got an auto response that someone would follow-up with me- they never did- until I made a SECOND VIP reservation that night.  Write up in the paper described heading in with the girlfriends for happy hour on the way home from work from 5-7.  We arrived a little before 6:30 to find the place locked up and dark.  I called their number and was told they would open at 8.  We sauntered around downtown and returned a little after 8-staff were there-setting up.  We were told they would open at 9.  So, we went to another bar nearby to wait.  We returned at 9:00, and they were still setting up, didn't have our reservation.  The person whom took my reservation escorted us in and offered us a drink and said he would be back to show us our table- then disappeared.  The staff were still busy setting up, and we stood at the bar for about 35 minutes sipping our drink.  Ryan never came back- and staff basically ignored us.  The greaters never welcomed us or presented us with a rose as described in their website.  \n\nThe venue is labeled as a lounge.  It is not!  It is a night club with flashing lights, DJ and loud music.  A lounge is a place where you can sit back and have a conversation at a normal level with your group/table without yelling in their ears so they can hear you.\n\nOur experience was so bad, we will never return, and will tell everyone we know not to go.
__label__2 I walked half an hour to get to this place and it was closed.  Early December during normal business hours.  No explanation or note on door.  \n\nI didn't want to skew the ratings so I gave it 3 stars based on other reviews.\n\nMske sure you call ahead before you go.
__label__4 I found my dress at Wedding Belles for my daughter's wedding. Due to a timing change by the U.S. Army, her wedding date was moved up a couple of months and meant that I didn't have time to order a dress. Natalie helped me pick the perfect dress that she had on her floor and helped with the alterations in the store. I found the most beautiful jewelry to match that looked much better than high end costume jewelry with much lower prices. The wedding was last night and I received so many complements on my dress and jewelry. It was a great shopping experience. \n\nShe went above and beyond to help take the stress out of a wedding with a tight schedule. I will certainly shop here again.
__label__0 After entering I signed in and then waited ten minutes, and still no one acknowledged me.  So I went to front desk and said I was new to this service, she told me to fill out paperwork.  All the ladies behind the front desk were very busy chatting.  Where is customer service these days!
__label__1 It's a shame that I have to give this place only 2 stars, because the food is phenomenal!  But the service is just plain TERRIBLE!  EVERY single time we've gone in (and it's been about 6 or 7 times), we've waited up to over an hour for our food to come out.  I don't understand why they won't hire extra help at this place.  They obviously have the business, and need more staff on when it is crowded.  We even sat for over 15 minutes one time waiting just to get a server to come to our table.  I wanted to leave after 5 minutes, as I find this unacceptable, but my boyfriend convinced me to stay so we could use our groupon.  As much as I LOVE their food, I will not be returning after the groupons are used up, as the service is just downright unacceptable.  The ONLY way to go is to do the buffet, as you serve yourself, but then there's less choice in food.
__label__3 I had no clue what I was doing when I went to this restaurant!  I've only eaten Indian food a few times and this is Southern Indian food.  It is also vegetarian which is fine with me as I tend to not eat a lot of meat.\n\nFirst off:  This place is clean!  I mean this place is spotless.  You seriously could probably eat off of the floor.  Wouldn't but could.  Also I think the staff is cute!  All these amazing men running around from table to table.  I had a groupon and you have to tell them upon entering (and the sign on the door will remind you!) but I don't think they treated me any differently due to that.  I think they did kinda laugh at us behind our backs because my 12 yr. old daughter and I had NO clue what the heck we were ordering and we wound up with plate after plate of food!  \n\nThere was seriously enough for an army and the whole thing came to about $40!  So I don't understand other people saying it's kinda pricey.  I think it's a great deal!  I loved the Onion Pakora.  I am gluten free and haven't been able to have onion rings often due to this.  Well, The Onion Pakora is a nice altenative.  I did like the tamarind sauce served with it but I took some home and they were even MORE amazing with my own Roasted red bell pepper garlic aoli!\n\nWe also had Sambar Vidai, which is a lentil dumpling kind of with a stew type sauce.    It was good!  We also got Paneer Pakora (Fried cheese) which neither of us cared for.  Then a Cheese Masala Dosai, which honestly we took home and I fed my daughter for lunch the following day as she LOVED the Masala.  We also took home a coconut Uthappan, which neither of us cared for.  \n\nMy daughter loved the Batata Vada deep fried potato balls covered in chickpea flour.  It was actually a bit spicy for me but she ate them up!  Yeah, I said we ordered way too much food for the two of us.  We actually ate a few more meals out of the left overs...and the waiter was very gracious about not teasing us.  I think he was awesome!\n\nService was fast and great!  I think I would go back and just get onion pakora and an order of Sambar Vadai and call it way more than enough!  If you are ready to try something new I suggest giving them a try!
__label__0 Average food, extremely rude staff and a greedy owner.\n\nSince the first time I went to this place a couple of years back till today this restaurant has been nothing more than disappointment. The food is average or below average, just to recall the incident last time when I ordered a dessert(Ras Malai) it was served un-thawed right out of  the box which I could have picked up in Asiana for 1/8 of the cost I paid here, the food when served usually does not meet the fresh out of kitchen standards and sometimes is cold.\n\nNow coming to the staff, this is the worst place you could go, I remember an instance when the waiter made us sit for like 35 minutes and then came with headphones on to take order !!!  No special requests are entertained and the staff generally lacks courtesy and basic humility. I believe staff behavior to be a reflection of the owner and based on my multiple experiences I would say the owner himself needs to take a few lessons in hospitality, he is rude and unaccommodating and yes extremely greedy. Let me explain the greedy part, for 3 times in a row he added gratuity of 18% even when he was not serving to a group, I can understand adding gratuity for a group of 4 which is a common practice but not in Anand Bhavan, they will not spare you even when you are alone or there for a buffet. \n\nNow lets talk about their Groupons which they release, last week six of us went with two Groupons and requested them if they could honor our Groupons if we ordered separately, but the owner refused to entertain our request even when we were seated at practically two physical tables citing that they served to a group on 6 and what can you say slapped a gratuity of 18%..\n\nThe last thing which is more of a personal observation and could be matter of debate, the owner and staff are more entertaining to the American customers than they are to the south Asian community, we were de-prioritized and served later than the couple who came later than us but again this might be a stand alone incident..\n\nOverall, I would not recommend this restaurant to anyone, if you have another choice spare yourself and avoid Anand Bhavan..Don't spoil your day..
__label__1 We landed in Phoenix and were surprised to learn that there was a restaurant that had Madras in its name. Furthermore it had really good reviews that only added to our hunger. So we decided to give this place a shot for our dinner!\n\nWe ordered sambar Vadai, masala dosa and chettinad Gobi masala dosa. None of the dishes lived up to the name Madras!!! The Vadai was really very hard and it seemed like it was made in the morning (at least we hope it wasn't any earlier than that). The dosas were a little sour and that is a clear no-no for anyone from madras. The service was slow because they were understaffed that day.
__label__0 Purchased botox coupon on social media site and not at all satisfied - even returned for touch up with no results...makes you wonder and question if syringe was saline or botox.  I would not recommend or return for services.
__label__4 Well that certainly was delightful! I'm really impressed with this place. \n\nVery professional and great customer service. I was greeted warmly when I arrived and offered a bottled water. Fantastic! I've never been offered a drink at a nail salon. The guy that greeted me escorted me to the chair and introduced me my tech, Lucy.\n\nThe place is so CLEAN. All the techs wear gloves while doing pedicures and they immediately clean the tubs out after every patron. I watched them do it every single time after every person while I was there. What a relief!\n\nThe atmosphere is just different than your typical nail salon. Everyone seems like good friends. It doesn't feel like anyone is talking crap about you in another language (you know what I'm talking about).\n\nBest pedicure I've had for the price. Hot stone massage included with a basic pedi! Mani was excellent as well. Very thorough. So relaxing. $5 upcharge for callous removal must be a new thing as it happened to me at another nail place and I wasn't happy about it.\n\nThe prices are so reasonable for the quality of service. For a basic pedi/mani combo is $34. Well worth it. \n\nI will definitely be back!
__label__3 Great place!  Very clean, friendly, fast.
__label__4 Toast Cafe in Dilworth is one of my new favorite spots for breakfast, lunch or brunch. I have enjoyed 4 meals here recently with tasty food and superior service. The prices aren't bad either. Toast also has a location in Davidson and a new Toast is set to open soon in Ballantyne. The menu is diverse yet simple, creative but not fussy. I really like the lobster roll - above - which is not something easy to find in the south. I also dig the omelets including the avocado omelet with bacon and parmesan - so delicious - and the complimentary cornbread and apple butter served during weekend brunch. I love that I can walk to Toast and that they are so busy - we recently waited about 30 minutes for brunch - hopefully this is a sign they will be around for a long time. I look forward to returning again soon to try even more items - if I can bear not to have my favorites!
__label__3 We drove out to Toast this weekend and had some empty tummies just waiting to try the delicious looking food from their coupons. Tip for ya, if you go for brunch like we did... get there EARLY!!! It was crazy packed outside! But it was a gorgeous day and the way was truly about the length that they said it'd be. \n\nAll the servers work together so service was fast and accurate. They were all courteous and the food was pretty tasty. My only thoughts are that for what you get it's a little pricey, but then again we are in Dilworth so I guess that's to be expected.\n\nThey have some interesting choices, so I'll probably head back, but it's not at the top of my list. Maybe next time I need to go with something sweet instead of healthy. We all know healthy can be pretty boring. Hence why I still gave this place 4 stars. I got the turkey scramble and it just reminded me of something I could have made at home. It was eggs, cheese and turkey scrambled together with a cup of fruit and some toast. I was pretty jealous when I looked around and saw the mountains of pancakes and stuffed french toast. \n\nAmbiance was nice and lively, food was good, and it is just a nice way to start a Sunday.
__label__4 I tried Toast for the first time this past weekend and would definitely recommend it.  I came in for brunch with a friend, and yes, there was about a 15 minute wait, but they served us coffee in the meantime.  And they offer you corn bread and apple butter as soon as you're seated - a great start. It's a much bigger space than I expected, and they really efficiently take care of everyone with the team service.  Even though some other reviews have noted that you don't get to develop a relationship with the servers,  they were all incredibly friendly and helpful so it really didn't matter to me.  We got omelettes and a side of french toast and everything was great.  It was exactly what we wanted and served incredibly quickly but without rushing us.  I'll definitely be back.
__label__3 I went to Toast expecting an average breakfast, but they exceeded my expecations. I ordered the stuffed strawberry french toast  (delicious). I appreciated that the french toast was not soggy. The managers were friendly.
__label__3 Had an absolutely fabulous Cobb salad for brunch--one of the best Cobb's I've ever had (that might sound like faint praise, but they're harder to do well than you might think).  The vinaigrette was superb.  Definitely coming back.  The service was quick, even for Sunday brunch, and we only had to wait 20 minutes for a table.  Loved it!
__label__3 Great western omelet! Hash browns are great and I would definitely recommend the cinnamon raison bread and raspberry jelly! Service was A+ as well, coffee never ran dry.
__label__0 I will never eat at this racist, culturally insensitive restaurant again in my life. As a woman of color, I was subjected to demoralizing comments by a White patron on 12/21 and the managers did not diffuse the situation-instead they allowed this individual to \"jump\" into two of my friends faces which made us feel totally uncomfortable. Further this patron called my friends and I \"nigga\" on two separate occasions in front of management-never in my life have I or my friends been called a nigga. I'm totally upset and hurt by the situation. Additionally, the food is bland and not that good. #notaplaceforpeopleofcolor
__label__1 Well, I really wanted to like this place...but it was just ok.  I would give it three stars, but the fact that a valet driver almost killed me on the way out really just added to my disappointment in this place, so two stars it is.\n\nService: We sat in the bar booths.  Our waitress came by right away to take our drink order and wanted to take our food order, but we had barely looked at the menu.  We told her we needed a few minutes to decide, and then she didn't come back for almost 15 minutes!\n\nFood: I very much enjoyed my veggie burger and the order of Baltimore Fries (read: fries smothered in brown gravy).  My husband, however did not enjoy his bacon and bleu burger.  He ordered it medium rare and it came out well done.  No pink at all.  The bacon was burnt and too crispy for a burger.  You could tell the bacon had just been sitting back in the kitchen.  The burgers were $9 and came with a small serving of potato chips, which I thought was a fair price.  The fries, however, were $5 and such a small serving!  Disappointing.  Also disappointing were the drinks.  I ordered their take on an Old Fashioned which didn't resemble an Old Fashioned at all.  It was really basically just a bourbon and ginger.  And it was $10!!  Man, I can go down to the Strip and get a better drink for that price.  This is a burger place!  In a shopping mall!  $10 for a drink?  Oh, and the sliders are $8 for TWO of them.  Are you kidding me?  This place is flat out too expensive.\n\nSetting:  If you sit in the bar booths, be very careful because the bottom of the booths are extremely raw and sharp!  I was wearing skinny jeans and flat, so my ankles were exposed.  At one point my ankle grazed the bottom of the booth and it hurt!  I thought, \"Geez, they need to sand down the edges or something.\"  When I got home, I realized my ankle was still stinging.  I looked down and there was dried blood on my ankle!!  The booth freaking cut me!!\n\nValet:  When you walk out of the restaurant, it is located right next to the valet parking lot.  As my husband and I were crossing the street, a valet driver came screaming out of the lot like a bat out of hell and literally drove straight toward me, slamming on the brakes and stopping just inches from me.  I am not exaggerating.  I looked at him and cursed at him.  He didn't respond, just slammed on the gas as soon as I stepped out of the way and then he cut off another car.  What a horribe valet driver!  No remorse for almost hitting me or cutting off another vehicle.\n\nLackluster food/drink and a near death experience left a bad taste in my mouth.  Not sure if I'd go back.
__label__4 Bottles & Burgers, its like the perfect marriage! They have an amazing beer selection (Innis and Gunn, Delirium, Chimay Blue...etc) and half bottles of wine! \nYou can order great bottles of wines and not be inebriated after the first bottle. That way I am able to try all the great selections! \nAnd they have half price bottle of wine on Mondays. I mean half price on Caymus? \nHalf price on half bottle is cheaper than a single glass? Count me in! \n\nFood is great. Definitely LOVE LOVE LOVE the Sweet Bacon Bleu, i mean blue cheese and apple wood smoked bacon? You cannot go wrong. Absolutely try the Baltimore Fries (steak cut fries smothered in cheese and gravy)\n\nHappy Hour is awesome; $2 drafts, $4 sliders, $5 wines by the glass. You can have happy hour at 4, dinner at 8 and late night happy hour at 9! \n\nI'm think I'm in love...
__label__3 We originally went to Tivoli to get some pizza but as we walked by this place, we said, what the hell, let's try it.\nGood decision.\nIt was 7 on a Saturday night, and honestly, the place was a little empty. Kinda strange I thought, but whatever, we got seated right away.\nGood selection of beers, draft and bottle, tons of wine options, full and half bottles. They have a nice house Double Helix Chardonnay as well as a good, light house Double Helix lager on draft.\n\nThe burger selection was good, plus you can build your own. Would be nice to have more topping choices for the BYO, but they have the basics covered.\n\nI had the sweet bleu bacon burger, nicely cooked, great toasted brioche bun. Fries were server in one of those conical stand with the faux newspaper wrapper, keeps those bad boys hot through the entire meal. And at no time every do I consider a 1/2 pound burger small. It was cooked perfectly and definitely big enough.\n\nWe got a side salad too, and the one annoying thing about that was the plate it was served on was a small rectangle shape and every time you forked a bite, stuff went flying all over the place, a bit annoying. Guys, serve it a larger plate or put it in a bowl!\n\nWhen we left around 8pm and there may have been 4 people in the entire place...the guy at the bar looked like he was about to cry, sorry man, it's gonna be a long night for ya! Too bad, hopefully it picks up for them, I'd go back for sure.
__label__1 Remember the old Wendy's commercial with the old lady asking \"where's the beef?\"\nWell, ditto that...\nWe split the green chili beef chimi and although it tasted pretty good, there were literally three small pieces of beef with virtually no green chilis.\nAs Klohe Kardashian said at her sister's wedding, I give it six f'in months...unless they add some meat to those meals...
__label__2 Friendly service, ordered burger and fries, and my wife had the shredded pork sandwich.\n1st time - burger was tasty but small patty.  Bread was great on both sandwiches. \nSkimpy on the fries! Pork sandwich was excellent though.\nWould go back if i had a coupon to make the value a little greater.
__label__2 For the fans of Bueno Burger it's no bueno because the lights have been turned off at this location. I was going to do lunch on New Year's Day and there was a For Lease sign. It's a shame, the lady who ran this place was so accomodating. She let me crash there while waiting for AAA after I pulled into the adjacent parking lot with a flat tire a couple of months ago.
__label__1 This was a try out for my mates and I.  We drove by and say let's do it!  \n\nWalking towards the building we joked about the poor special signage posted. Looked like some 5th grader had quite a project to spruce up the place up. We walked in and needless to say the place was worst than barren desert. Except for a couple of guys at the counter top bar. Wait! What bar? They didn't serve alcohol - are you sure this place is an Italian restaurant?  Needless to say maybe they're working on getting their license.\n\nWe sat down on the booth and ordered a pizza. As we waited classic Italian music and knowing we were the only customers in the building was TORTURE! The only thing that kept us sane was Words with Friends on our Iphones. \n\nOur pizza finally came and with some paper plates we're ready! I must admit the pizza was pretty good for what we've experience so far. I think with an alcohol license and some spicing up of the place it'll do great.  However, we need more patrons than just my two buds and me. I hope they do well in the future - Enjoy!
__label__4 Food is always great, we enjoy their gyros and salads. You can add any kind of meat to the salad, their portions are good, the prices are fair. Everything is made when you order it which translates into fresh and warm food.  We just found out their chicken is organic. Always a treat, the owner Steven is very friendly and takes good care of his costumers.
__label__0 This place has the WORST customer service.. complete a HOLES!\nThey cut my dog.. gave him razor burn and then denied it.. so months later we said ehh we will give another chance and called to make an appt. and they said we cant come back.. HAHAH wow .. you messed up!! \nPRICES ARE SOOO CRAZY HIGH ITS INSANE!\ntry.. best friend groomers on grand /dysart
__label__3 This is  a great little deli with a large menu.  Breakfast is available, fried eggs, potatoes etc. that is unusual for a place like this.  Not sure it is all that authentic but they have hot pastrami and corned beef.  Product seems to be above average but what really made me decide to make a return trip was the service.  Very friendly and helpful.   Seems to be a popular place.
__label__2 i'd heard about this place a bunch and couldn't wait to go try it.  i have to say i was a bit overwhelmed by the menu, i wish there wasn't so many choices cause it made my choosing very difficult.  i ended up getting a burger that had pastrami on it (the new yorker) and it was REALLY good.  the meat quality was really good and they cooked it rare just like i asked.  i keep wanting to go back and try other stuff, it's just not very convenient for me to go to, but i will again soon!
__label__3 This is the 3rd  version of the Springs Cafe that I know of, and its still about the same.  To be honest, the location and the view get the 4 stars, the food probably warrants about 3.5.\n\nThe dining choices are good, and I've never had bad food or bad service, but there is nothing terribly special about the offerings. A solid burger, good wraps, good pizzas, some interesting specials. Again, the food takes second place to the location.\n\nI would definitely recommend coming here if you're in the area, the views of the valley are great. Sit out on the balcony on a warm day an just take it all it.
__label__4 Get out the AmEx!  A great little boutique convenient to center city, Dilworth, Wesley Heights, Wilmore and SouthEnd with unique gifts and offerings!  Paper Skyscraper is a great place to buy stuff for my gay friends or co-workers, but I was stumped recently when I needed to buy something for my mom's birthday. I visited Boulevard not because they had clothes that would appeal to my mom, but they had neat little gifts like quaint ceramic bird candles or bird houses or grapeseed beauty product gift baskets.  \n\nThey also have cute and inexpensive jewelry that make great sursees for friends or a splurge for yourself (like Greenmarketgirl's eco cuffs!)  They have cute homemade stuff that isn't available everywhere but at reasonable prices and great service.  Stuff changes all the time, so stop in!
__label__2 Pretty good food and fresh. People are super friendly. Decent prices also.
__label__2 Wahoo's is pretty decent.  Their service is top notch but I feel their fish taco's can use a little more kick -- perhaps a little acidity and spice to the fish.\n\nTheir mild green sauce is pretty good but I really enjoyed Mista Ree's sauce the best.  It tastes like the main ingredient is Korean hot chili paste.  The cajun and grilled fish is pretty mild, so I would smother the sauce all over the taco's.\n\nThe taco platters are huge.  You get a big heaping serving of rice and black beans.  Seriously, you can probably share the meal with a friend.\n\nTheir chicken tortilla soup was also very tasty - very homey with a little bit of heat.\n\nOverall, Wahoos serves fresh ingredients and huge portions of food for extremely reasonable prices.  I just think the taco's could use a little more to kick it up a notch.
__label__3 Wahoo!  They have a location in Vegas!!  I used to be a regular in various locations around SoCal... so when a friend mentioned this place recently opening up... I had to pay this place a visit.  Unfortunately it's location is a bit obscure... you wouldn't really run into it randomly unless you live in the area.  Google it and try it out.\n\nI like the fish tacos and the maui bowl... but mix it up and find your favorites, there's plenty to choose from.  If you can't decide, let the bartender or server order for you :)  \n\nThey've got video poker machines at the bar as well as Thirsty Thursdays! (1/2 off draft beers...Sam Adams please.  Always a good choice...)
__label__0 I have been to Wahoos twice, first time it was during lunch ..food and service was OK.  A few weeks ago ( Thursday night) we returned after midnight to go have a drink with friends since we live close by. The place was empty maybe about 5 people scattered around the bar. We came into the bar area just my wife and I to wait for our friends... The bartender at the moment was talking to one of her customers so we sat patiently to wait for her to get to us.. ( by this time she had seen us and turn back to talk to her customer friend and not even acknowledge that we were there, not even the smallest gesture she could ever made to make sure we knew that  she knew that we were waiting)... but still sat patiently and waited .. now I work in the industry and after 3 minutes of waiting and hearing their loud conversation from across the bar I think that will piss off any customer since you don't even have the smallest delicacy to go and say \" Hi , how are you guys doing? Ill be right back \" that would have sufficed instead of ignoring us and keep your ladies night talk which every other customer ( 5 people maybe) are  hearing  you , my wife said lets just get up and go just to prove a point so we did!... I was reading the reviews about this place and I don't ever yelp but maybe they do have a bit of a problem with customer service and i would just like the owners to be aware of it .
__label__1 I couldn't agree more with some of the reviews I've seen on here. This is not the Wahoo's you grew up with in Cali. The fish is very dry and the green sauce stuff they serve is like some gross watery sour cream and herb combo. \n\nI've been here a few times for drinks and there is a particular bartender that's horrible. (Sorry, I don't remember her name!) When watching a fight in a mostly empty bar she came on shift and turned down the volume on the television and then changed the channel to some reality show. I asked for it back on and was ignored.  \n\nI've also been here on at least two other nights where her service was lacking because she was too busy chatting up a customer to serve us or even bring us the bill to get paid. I finally had to tell her we were walking out without paying to get her to do her job.\n\nAvoid this location unless you want a mediocre fish taco with crappy service.
__label__1 I've read numerous reviews this Nevada Wahoos is not what you'd get in California. I don't know about that. I've never had Wahoos in California before, but all I can say is that place is sub-par. \n\nThe ambiance is basically totally generic. There are lots of snowboarding and skate stickers pasted all over the place. I'm not sure what that means. Do snowboarders and skaters know what really good Mexican food is? Is that supposed to sway me or be cool? I've frequented really dumpy skater restaurants/bars before, but they were much worse, but in a good way (which gets points in my book because they're actually good). I've frequented really dumpy Mexican restaurants before and they were ALL good.\n\nI usually give a place two chances (unless I love it) before I dump on it, but this place is pretty mediocre. \n\nYou basically order at a fast food window, sit down at a table, then a guy brings the food out to you. Which he did. The first time my friend ordered a burrito and told them no cheese (like four times - he hates cheese because he's an idiot in my opinion - but he hates cheese). I ordered basically the same thing with cheese with sour cream. They never game me my sour cream and gave my friend cheese on his burrito. When i bit into my burrito, like 4 ounces of mystery liquid came out of it. Gross. \n\nThe second time I came to this place a friend of mine bit into a chicken taco and was about to throw up. I'm not sure it was the food though. It's pretty bad, but not enough to throw up. He's probably just a drama queen. \n\nMy second time I ordered a burrito without any vegetables and it was just okay. Nothing I'd come back for.\n\nIn my opinion, if you're really lazy and want to eat something good there are like a hundred other places down the street. However, the bar looked decent and probably had some NCAA basketball games going. That's about it.
__label__3 Was super impressed with the fish tacos. Same taste and fell as cali. Also the 3 rolled tacos were amazing as well. Service was good, friendly staff and love option of having beer. Didn't like the bar being separated from dinner room. All in all great food, and great healthy choices.
__label__0 Not sure wha happen?  Have been here a few time but normally earlier in the day for lunch but this past Friday about 4pm the service was simple bad and rude. Understand I am a long time Wahooer (I lived in the O.C. and have gladly wait in line at the one on Bristol many time for lunch) but walking into a place for a taco and getting the cold shoulder (it was thefirst time I have every had to ask for a menu and had to flag down the server/bartender to take an order...I would understand if they were busy but they were not).  I was in the bar area and was told by the Manager \"that I would have to move because their we people how would play the machine (while patting her hand on the bar counter in front of the video gambling machine -- Now, that was a first...Vegas is very much about the drink and the gamble but that does not mean simple service  go to \"shit\".  The cold shoulder and the curt atitude was just uncalled for, so I will just reserve my Wahoo fix for when I am back in OC since this one does not have the spirit of atmosphere of the true WAHOO.  And that's just sad
__label__2 I tend to visit this location a bit more than the boca park due to it being next to where a good chunk of my friends live. It's not a bad bar at all. I've watched tons of sporting events and had a good time. It's also good because the bar is a bit more seperated from the restaurant. One major factor that the Boca Park location has over this is the patio. It absolutely changes the dynamic and I wish this location had one like that. That aside,  I still love wahoos with its cheap food, cheap drinks. (Mostly) fun bartenders who have no problem joining in on the fun most of the time
__label__2 I really wanted to like this place - I did.  I like the concept of using fresh, local ingredients but think the execution is poor.  This isn't the best pizza I feel that I've had in the Madison area, and is far from it.  We ordered the one with sausage and mushrooms.  There was so little sauce on the pizza that we thought we were eating just cheese on a crust.  The sauce that was on it had no flavor.  There were barely any toppings as well.  For about $20, this was a very disappointing pizza, indeed.  The thin crust wasn't crisp and was instead a floppy mess.  Our three year old who normally loves most pizza, refused to eat more than one bite.
__label__4 The bar fitness is the best place I have worked out ever, the members and the staff make it feel like it is a fitness family. It's hybrid trainer Ryan is my favorite trainer, and will push you to your best no matter how fit or unfit you are u will reach your future goal. I would recommend this to all my friends and family.
__label__4 A friend took me to dinner to this new place ,just open about  few month.\nSo far, the 1st impression that it gave me was expensive dinning,but after my dinning experience I realized that I was totally wrong. \nIt was by for the best Dianne I EVEN HAD.very reasonable price for an excellent quality of food and service. I think that's why the parking lot is always packed~!!!\nI'd recommend make reservation B4 you come spcielly on weekends(sushi chef told me)\nI set at the bar coz the hibachi was full~(it was an hour wait time on that side) we tried the sushi.The fish was super fresh ,Chef was friendly and funny at some point.If they have a little of time they even make some special dishes not listed on the menu and I got the wahoo, so yum~!!\nThe manager was keep asking us how's everything and told us about hibachi,such a nice and funny guy~\nI'm coming back next time to try the hibachi table,seems that is really good.no regrets, I had a wonderful sushi and enforgettable dinning experience!!!!
__label__1 Yes...its very clean. And yes, they're friendly. HOWEVER....the electronic cigarette aka e-cigs, are a rip off. Getting a product that bad is the reason why many fail. First of all they put out a lot of vapor aka smoke but do NOT deliver in taste & FEEL. The greensmart or whatever it is...is like smoking a cigarette with holes in it. And worst of all...that brand does NOT offer different mg of nicotine! Unbelievable! And the one they have does not state how many mg are in it. The whole point to me is to work my way down to zero. And if not...I want to feel it! Full flavor. Yet when I called in advance, the guy said \"oh yeah, just come on in. We carry so many I can't name em all\". That gteen smart thing was ONLY ONE! WHAT?! Thats lying...and that's not okay.   \nBTW, if its helpful for any1 to know. ..they also do NOT carry ANY tobacco products. None. Their focus is evidently on the drug side of things...full of hookahs or whatrver those are called, lol. And a lot of other paraphernalia. So its basically a good store for potheads (& maybe synthetics...I didn't look around much). Just sayin
__label__2 I'm not a \"foodie\", people, so bare with me.... this is going to be a \"normal\" review. I guess I could go into this review in chronological order...\n\nThe ambience of this pizzeria was 'pizza-y\". It was loud, a hand full of kids and the servers had those tuxedo T-shirts on. Kinda seem hokey. \n\nMy 2 friends and I went here on a Saturday afternoon/evening. We had to wait 20min to be seated which is expected for a Saturday, So I'm not complaining. We had soda (also serve alcohol) and chatted while we waited. I was surprised on how small the menu was (one page, front and back). The waitstaff was funny and friendly but I hardly could get a refill on my drink. No problems with the pizzas or our order in general. I had a chicken pizza which was pretty good. We all had dessert, in which I had cheesecake. PRO- it was twice as tall as a normal restaurant slice of cheesecake. To-go boxes were needed for all. The price was average, maybe a tad above average. \n\nI'd have to say the whole experience (quality, quantity, service, price) was average. Thus the 3 stars. \n\nWould I go again? Yes, if I was given a gift card. \nNo gift card? I rather go downtown...
__label__4 Awesome & professional salon! Great choice of hair products including Paul Mitchell, Pravana, Redkin & many more. Their standards are very high with students knowledge & performance before working on clients.
__label__2 I've never been a big fan of mall restaurants or bars. Though this is an improvement over Maria Maria, I'll go back if hunger or thirst kick in while shopping, but its not worth going out of your way for.
__label__2 Went here on a Friday night as part of a group of 8.  We got there around 8:30pm and was told it would be bout a 40 minute wait, which is understandable since our party was so large.  We only wanted drinks though so we asked if we could it on the empty patio.  They have fans and misters, so hey why not.  The hostess gladly sat us but I guess there was some miscommunication between the hostess and the server because our server was pisssssssssssed.  And she made it known too.  I think she asked us at least five times whether we sat ourselves or if we went through the hostess.... Super lame and she totally made us feel unwanted.\n\nThe food and drinks are your standard bar food, probably a notch better.  Don't get the spicy tuna roll.  Really heavy on the rice - it reminded me of those per-packaged rolls you get at trader joes.
__label__4 Love this place - a must stop every time I am in the greater PHX area on business.\nSean and Elena in the bar are the best!!! Food is great, atmosphere even better after work and for games. Try the Scotch Eggs - a real treat.
__label__1 First time there and sat at the bar. At first we were over whelmed by the customer service (two waitress helping us out) then after awhile there was absolutely no one we could get to order a second drink. We waited about 20 mins just to get our bill and to leave after waving down someone. The place was busy and I had ordered a sample drink but after getting no service we decided to leave.
__label__4 I went to Thirsty Lion today to watch the Niners vs Seahawks on television   The first thing the server does as we look at the regular menu is hand us the Happy Hour menu.  I ordered a Kona Longboard Ale (Haven't seen that brand on tap in months) and with a group, we split the Happy Hour appetizers.\n--Scotch eggs were pretty amazing.\n--I wish we had more chicken strips, but the dipping sauces were amazing (the ranch especially after we got fries as well)\n--I highly recommend the edamame.  It's very flavorful\n\nWe were well-attended by the staff and the food was delivered efficiently and in perfect temperature.  I don't look for things to complain about, so I didn't find anything wrong with this place.  It has a very nice modern, classy look to it.  FIVE STARS!
__label__3 Good food and beer selection. Service is hit or miss, so I wouldn't suggest going in if you are in a rush! Menu is great, I don't think I've ever had anything I didn't like. The Veggie Panini, Caprese Chicken Sandwich or any of the flatbreads are my favorite. I always get a side of ranch if I get fries, the peppercorn ranch is awesome! Lots of TVs for game viewing, and a really nice patio space. One of the better restaurants in Tempe Marketplace, worth checking out!
__label__4 The better half and I just closed on our house, which happens to have a very large, and beautiful pool. We want to keep it that way, so pool service is a must. I heard about Honest Pool Care from my brother-in-law who speaks very highly of them.\n\nIn that I am heading out of town, I wanted get an estimate ASAP. I spoke with the manager Steve, who said he would call the owner Kevin and try to have him come same day. Kevin was able to come within in hour of my call ( he was in the hood!) and he was awesome. \n\nIn that I am a first time pool owner, I really needed some Pool Maintenance 101. I thought I filled it with water and would be done with it, turns out there are pumps and motors and filters and blah blah my head hurts. Kevin explained to me how everything works, and gave me a clear idea of everything I need. He explained how my filter is a bit small for my pool, 300 gallons vs 500, but he was very chill and indicated as a brand new home owner, it is not high on the priority list, that I can wait until it stops working - which I found comforting, in that I'm already terrified by the all the bills I'm just now realizing I have to pay.....(.Home depot ads just took on a whole new meaning) I liked that Kevin didn't come over and just start trying to sell me stuff. \n\nWe then talked about equipment. I don't have any, and my pool is currently full of leaves. Kevin explained all the different models of vacuums, in relation to my awkward shaped pool, and the diving board. He explained the pro's and cons of each, and told me he could sell one to me, or simply show me the model he had in mind and I could buy it online. ZERO PRESSURE to buy from him, just very straight forward, matter of fact and down to earth. I have worked in sales my whole career, and I really liked his tone. \n\nAs for the service, we agreed upon a monthly rate which I think is very fair. He explained to me how sometimes rates can adjust as equipment is needed, but I  shouldn't expect any surprises in my bill, and I will be alerted anytime a larger fix is needed. \n\nI will update the review once I have continued ongoing service, but for now the customer service was top notch, and Kevin is totally the kind of guy you would invite over for a BBQ.
__label__4 Highly recommend this place, ask for Lily, she's very good and friendly service, good masseur, she even fed me mint candy! wow
__label__4 We had an amazing time! Our hosts we wonderful and generous. They made sure everyone enjoyed themselves. Definitely have recommended it to everyone I know, and let me tell you, they can not wait to try this!!! Don't miss out on a great deal on a very good time in LV.
__label__1 I have been here a handfull of times now an have yet to be impressed.  If you sit at a table expect the service to be beyond slow.  It has gotten better since they first opened but it is still not good.  On top of being slow I don't think I have met one friendly person that works here.  Most are not rude but just not friendly.  I recommend if you want a drink to go directly to the bar where the service is a little quicker.  They do have a small out door space which is nice to sit if you have a small group (no more than 4 people).  They do have a large beer selection so you are bound to find something you like.  However be prepared to pay, they are not cheap.  I am sure this is due to the fact that they do not serve food (you can order delivery from several local restaurants directly to the bar) so they are making all of there money on beer alone.  It is a really nice space and is well spread out so it never seems packed.  There are plenty of tvs if you are looking to watch the game.  All in all a good place to stop for one beer but not a place I would want to hang at for the evening.
__label__1 Pizza not as good as Luigis. Very pricey. Almost 3 bucks for a plain cheese slice.
__label__0 Worst service EVER!!  We had a party of 6 and made a reservation for 7:45. The restaurant asked us to push it back to 8:15. We weren't thrilled about that, but figured it wasn't a huge deal, we were not seated until 9pm. When we asked why such a long wait, they said they were overbooked, sorry but isn't that why you take a reservation? The wait staff was then slow and we didn't get out of there til after 11pm. I'll never go back.
__label__2 Lots of low calorie options for those wanting to eat healthy....not a strictly vegan restaurant as their menu clearly states.  This is probably the last place I would pick to eat, but we were convinced by another couple to give this place a try.  The food was better than I thought it was going to be, but definitely not the most flavored packed menu.  I tried the bison cheesesteak with tofu fries and I guess I was hoping for a little more flavor in the bison other than just salt...really it's a chopped up bison burger patty put in a wrap.  The tofu fries were all the rave on the reviews...but in comparison to the Chinese salt and pepper tofu squares...they were quite lack luster and dry in my opinion. The service seems like it could be refined, the couple that we ate with got a number with their order, while we did not.  The server seemed to wander from table to table asking what people ordered in order to deliver food.  The decor was bright and refreshing and the Hawaiian music in the background made it good environment for a Sunday lunch.  I probably won't be venturing back to this restaurant anytime soon, but I think the location near LVAC and perhaps for the calorie and health conscious this place is a win.
__label__3 So time for an update, :D The staff definitely stepped it up which is a bonus. They greet you as soon as you're in the door. I ordered the Wellness drink again and YES it was blended but, I just can't knock it, it is DELICIOUS and still healthy also. Didn't order food but, I'd go back for the smoothies they are worth every penny
__label__4 Wow. Just had the turkey and it was awesome!\nIt's nice to eat quick - have it be good and healthy and only a few dollars more than what daft food (my phone autocorrected fast food to daft food and I think that's a better name for it so I'm leaving it) would cost. \n2 sides came with it - I had saut\u00e9ed kale (it was ok) and asparagus (really good).
__label__3 This was my first time going to a restaurant that offered really healthy dishes and foods of this scale. I came in here not knowing what to expect. It's a cute place with nice, fresh decorations! The cashiers were really nice and easy to talk to - they explained thoroughly any foods and drinks I had questions about. Though it is pricey, the quality of the food does show.\n\nI got the summer berry salad, which consists of berries, spinach, goat cheese, and raspberry vinaigrette. The ingredients were really fresh! Some of the berries are REALLY sweet by themselves, but the taste can be easily toned down if you eat the spinach and goat cheese with it in one bite. The contents of the salad worked harmoniously with themselves!\n\nI also got the white chocolate veggiechino, which is their healthier version of the frappucino. I don't remember what exactly they put in there, but they put a lot of greens that it made my head spin from reading the description. I was expecting it to taste like a veggie smoothie, but no! It was pleasantly sweet, even with all the greens they put in there. It didn't taste anything like Starbucks frappucinos at all, which was very nice.\n\nOverall, I wouldn't mind coming here again. Maybe next time I'll try the Thai peanut chicken satays.
__label__2 We came here so my fianc\u00e9 could try ostrich but sadly they were out. So we ordered a wellness juice which is pretty good, he ordered a angus burger and I order a grilled veggie wrap ( because I'm vegetarian) and they gave me a grilled chicken wrap?? What? Chicken doesn't sound like veggie... And the jicama \"fries\" are raw and taste like dirt. Additionally the cashier was kinda snotty to us. Seeing as it's our first time and we got some crappy service and a wrong order they get 3 stars.
__label__0 I made the mistake of coming in during the lunch rush. It was my intent to treat a colleague with very specific tastes to lunch. When we arrived, the line was twelve people deep, so our assumption was the food was worth the wait.\n\nAs we waited we noticed the manager or owner take a person out of line and personally take and expedite her order. At first, I thought he was trying to speed service. The woman in front of us commented, \"if I were in tight spandex maybe I'd skip to the front of the line too.\" Sure enough, the helpful employee did not take anyone else out of line to take their order and stayed chatting with the young woman until her smoothie came.\n\nMeanwhile, my associate noted prices were higher than she really wanted to pay for a smoothie or lunch. Since we were already waiting and the lunch hour was winding away, I reminded her I was treating.\n\nAdventurous, I ordered the ostrich burger with tofu fries. My companion ordered a smoothie and a make your own meal with salmon and rice. By the time we paid, the helpful manager had long since seen his prey leave with her smoothie and was sitting alone at her table on his phone texting or maybe yelping. \n\nWe waited to take our food to go. As we waited, we both cringed hearing the cook at the grill sneezing. This is incidental as I'm sure he was sanitary about the sneeze, but it's still not something you want to hear as your food's being prepared, and it bolstered a so far unsatisfactory experience.\n\nWe eventually received our order and rushed back to our office to eat.\n\nMy coworker's first comment in the car? \"This smoothie is terrible. I can get a better one a Whole Foods for half the price.\" \n\nWe waited till the office to start in on the rest. My ostrich burger wasn't bad. This was my second ostrich burger ever and it ranked top two. The tofu fries were actually pretty tasty. \n\nUnfortunately, my coworker's meal wasn't as tasty. Already unhappy with the smoothie she asked me to taste her rice. The rice was still uncooked. The fish on the other hand was overcooked. For the rest of the day all I heard her say was, \"that smoothie was not worth nine dollars\" and \"how hard is it to cook rice?\"
__label__0 I was not a fan of the psychedelic \ng strings, the neon electric pants , the store doesnt \nhave nothing nice  unless you want to wear a tutu and some crazy ass pants
__label__1 We've been eating here since the place opened about 3 years ago.  The food has always been good for counter service diner style food and its usually 4 to 5 stars.  Never had a problem with quality or value for price.  I personally love the pastrami burger and country omelette. The place reminds me of the counter service diners I've been to in downtown Chicago in many ways (anyone reading this old enough to remember the \"cheeseburger\"sketch on SNL??).\n\nHOWEVER- Service is something that could improve. They seem to go through staff like paper towels. I think that may be part of the issue and its a sign of a core issue in management/ownership. Ordering at counter is usually not a bad experience, but I have to agree, that Jim's wife is not a warm and fuzzy person.  I have been working in service for the last 30 years and I wouldn't have lasted that long if I I wasn't welcoming and accommodating to my  guests.  I don't frequent another area diner at Greenway and Reems for that very reason- poor customer service. \n\n Yesterday was my worst experience there ever.  It was very busy, which you would expect for 10AM Saturday.  My 7 year old son really wanted to have breakfast there, so despite the crowd, we ordered.  Every table was full and most were waiting for orders..  I figured it would be a wait, but maybe only 10 minutes longer than usual.  I was mistaken, It took  almost 1 hour from the time we ordered until our food came.  This was breakfast.  Quick and easy to prepare. 1 Hour????  When our food did arrive, nothing was wrong with it, but our server, was obviously pushed to her limits (only 2 servers working that morning).  She forgot syrup for my sons pancake and I had to get up and get.  No one behind the counter even apologized , even though I was obviously put off I had to get my own condiments.  The water I ordered from her never came either.  Very poor service to say the least.\n\nI understand, bad days happen at every job, but maybe they could have been proactive at the counter and let people know how long the wait time for food was going to be?  Since you pay in advance here, its difficult to get a refund.  And then last night on Facebook, instead of posting an apology to their loyal (an inconvenienced) customers, they posted marketing pictures of their food.  Really??  Maybe an apology with an offer to bring in your breakfast receipt for a discount on a return visit would have been a better idea?\n\nWe will return, but you're on final notice with us Jim's.  We want to patronize local businesses, but food alone doesn't cut it in this business.  You need to provide friendly, expedited service too!
__label__4 They are moving to ground at the old Cheuvront's! September 23!
__label__4 My friend told me bulldogs were #77 out of 79 on the \"smartest dogs\" list.  I was indignant until Leo, the five month old lil' rascal, proved her right.  Yes.  He could have spent the day at the dog park but instead got to go to the vet ER when he got the car window down and jumped out of the moving vehicle.  \n\n(Mind you, I won't mention where we fall on the \"smartest owners\" list for failing to have the window locks on). \n\nWith a puppy in shock and an oozing bloody jaw we knew we had to head to the vet, stat.  Being a Sunday, only the ER vet would be open.  Thank goodness for my paper hoarding tendencies (how often do I get to say that?!) because I had tucked a brochure for this vet into my glove box.\n\nWe called to let them know we were on our way (note: there are two locations and in hindsight we realized we were closer to the other one, it would be great in the future if the reception team could assess where people are located and direct them to the closest location).  \n\nWhen we arrived, Leo was whisked to the back for an assessment.  The vet then came out to talk with us and the good news is that Leo seem so have a thick lil' noggin and was just fine.  WHEW!!!  She offered additional services to check for things that may not pop up until later (xrays, overnight observations, etc.) but was not pushy.  She advised us what to watch for and encouraged us to bring him back in if we noticed anything she had mentioned.  Bill for office visit: $70.  Would have been $170 more for xrays which we declined.\n\nThe nicest part was we got not one, but two follow-up calls over the next few days. Just checking in to see how the lil' guy was doing.  They also faxed info over to our regular vet so they were in the loop (and they called as well).   Leo basked in all the attention, of course.  Stinker!!!
__label__1 Most of the time you won't find the best prices at any given GNC, however every once in awhile a sale will roll around that you can't ignore. Whether it be Groupon aided or even a store sale, chances are your wallet will win.\n\nIt's sad to say, but this is pretty much the only use I have of GNC. Their staff is typically friendly, have knowledge on select products, and never trying to be pushy sales-wise. Personally, I'd rather take my chances with some of the locally owned supplement shops.
__label__3 This place is nice. Its not too expensive and they carry lots of variety.  I used the 15% off yelp offer and paid $8for 2 smoothies. I ordered the berry oat and hated the splenda taste. They promptly and happily made me a different one and I loved it. I only order that one now. Its the health nut-but I sub out the protein for yougart.
__label__2 Running errands late yesterday, and my guy and I were deciding on dinner. We had heard from friends of ours that PT's had happy hour from 5-7.\n\nWe walk in to a very busy, smokey bar. The dining room was \"seat yourself\".\nBeing the only ones in the dining area, we were acknowledged in a decent amount of time...\n\nBefore even ordering, our waitress immediately asked for both of our ID's. \nWe asked if happy hour was only in the bar, and our waitress told us that the HH (happy hour) applies to the entire restaurant.  \n\nI ordered a water, and my guy ordered a Stella beer, and a shot of Jack Daniels.\n\nWe ordered the BBQ chicken pizza, and a bucket of chicken tenders with sweet potato fries. We originally couldn't agree on a fry selection, but when I asked if I could just get a side of fries, the waitress told me that they only do fries for the buckets.....so, sweet potato fries it is (for about $2 more).\n\nI'm a little confused on their HH pricing though.\nOur waitress told us that it was \"all half priced\", the sign on the outside of the building says half off on pizza and all drinks.\n\nOur pizza arrives first, and it was very good. I was pretty surprised. The big hunks of cilantro really added a burst of freshness, that the pizza needed. The BBQ sauce was a little sweet for me. A few drops of hot sauce would have really added an extra POW.\n\nThe bucket of chicken tenders arrives next. The fries were delicious, almost melt in your mouth fantastic. They were so airy. The chicken tenders were a tad lack luster. The breading was tough, even after being coated in sauce. \n\nWhen I order tenders/wings, I'm expecting a hot sauce with some flavor... I want to taste some vinegar, some spices....not just heat. So, would I order these again..? Not really.\n\nMy guy asked for some extra celery, and our gal comes back with an entire plateful. While this was very thoughtful, I would have appreciated a hint drop of a charge of $3 for celery. \n\nSo, our bill comes.\nShot of Jack $6.\nStella beer $7.50\nBBQ pizza $9\nTender Bucket $$11.99\nSide of celery $2.50\nCarrots $.75\n\nSo, where's the HH pricing on our drinks...? Is it just me?\nBecause a $6 shot doesn't sound half off...unless they have \"strip\" pricing, and their shots are normally $12.... Same goes for the beer. Unless their normal pricing is $15 for a beer..... I don't see this being a decent HH.\n\nAlso, charging me for carrots....really? You're talking about the 2 or 3 carrots that were at the bottom of our chicken tender bucket..?\n\n$40 before tip, not bad for a night out, but when we came for HH pricing, that's kind of high.
__label__4 Good deal on color printing here. They charge by the amount of coverage on the page, so color prints can be less expensive if there is a lot of white space in your document.  Quick turnaround and personal service. Definitely worth using and a local small business as well.
__label__0 DO NOT USE THIS COMPANY.  They will take your money and your time.  We hired them to deal with weeds in front and back yard.  They sprayed front and back said they would come back to mow.  They did that.  After that is where the trouble began.  The weeds didn't die.  We called, they apologized said they would come respray.  NO SHOW.  We called again and they said someone would come out the next day NO SHOW.  We finally got a hold of Mike who at this point had a millon excuses and was very aggressive over the phone.  Talking over me.  Saying he had been by the property and it looked okay (so you were by the property but you didn't show up for the appt???)  He then said he would be by the next day.  First thing but he NO SHOWED.  Called at around 5 to say his mower broke.  Said he would come next day.  NO SHOW , this time his mower was working but he ran out of time.  Finally the next day he came, well not him but he sent someone.  hmmmm.  Mowed the lawn and trimmed back the weeds.  Didn't rake dead weeds in the rocks.  Also look at BBB, they have F rating for not responding to complaints
__label__3 The artist was very helpful and allowed the group (of 8) to paint different paintings from one another. She balanced the unique demands of each person and supplied paint refills as needed. The vibe is relaxed and a good environment for kids and groups. They are no frills so don't expect wine as most painting parties have.
__label__2 Great beer selection and pretty good wings. Last time we got two large orders to go. They were over charred and tasted like they had been cooked on a dirty grill. Pretty yucky. Usually they have decent wings though.
__label__4 This is my neighborhood GameStop. You know what GameStop is, so you don't really need a run down on the details. If you live under a rock, this is a place where you can buy video games and game systems, trade in your old stuff and even buy used stuff. This one rocks because I know the manager here, and I know he's a good guy. Raff takes care of me and my cousin here. When I'm not scooping up an awesome video game deal on Amazon, I'm buying it from here. Tell him Mario sent you, you might not get a crazy good hook up, but it'll get me more brownie points. Win, win?? I think so.
__label__3 Great atmosphere. Awesome bartenders. When they feel like it occasionally good electronic club dance music. \n\nPlease note apparently no ski hats are allowed inside...FAIL.\nSmoking is permitted so do it up.
__label__3 Three and a half stars rounded up. Slickables is simple, choose your cookie and your ice cream, pay, eat. It's cheap and delicious with freshly baked cookies and Dreyers ice cream, I just wish the interior was more put together... it isn't very inviting or well decorated.
__label__1 You cannot be serious okay let's talk about the good first  this place has a awesome setup really clean, and a nice welcoming atmosphere its trying to create a new modern appeal to Mill Ave but it lacks taste and originality I tried this place instead of my regular spot and thought the ice cream was something I could get from my own freezer not unique or homemade and the cookies I could of got at a local grocery store. The counter person was insistent that it was a cheap snack being $2.00 and all but I mentioned that it's not about quantity but much more about quality and I would pay more a product that was homemade.
__label__4 Ice cream between fresh baked cookies is just as delicious as it sounds. Super delicious.
__label__4 Great ice cream, great prices!  Quaint little ice cream shop. Our family of six each had a yummy dessert for under $20!
__label__1 I have had way better. The chips are boring. The regular salsa tastes like it was out of a jar or possibly just not seasoned very well. The hot salsa tastes like spicy ketchup got mixed into some salsa. The refried beans are probably canned (just judging by the way they curdle on the plate almost immediately) and the rice is nothing to write home about. I had the green chili burro enchilada style with green sauce. I'm not sure what in that was seasoned weird (possibly the sauce, but it may have been the green chili pork) and it just did NOT taste like Mexican food. I didn't really care for it at all and left 2/3 of my burrito untouched. \n\nMy mom goes there regularly and gets a burrito filled with veggies covered in red sauce. The red sauce is much better than the green sauce. The veggies taste awesome - especially the carrots - and she really like it. My step-dad gets a spinach enchilada which he really likes.\n\nI am not really keen on going here again. Everything but the veggies in my mom's burrito was so... bland.It did not taste like \"real\" Mexican food to me. Not even Amercanized Mexican food. I am sure I will go again because my mom likes it, but I will be sharing her veggie burrito and staying far away from the green chili pork.
__label__1 Went here a couple of days ago on a whim and won't be back! Chicken in the chicken quesadilla tasted like it was just boiled and the salsa tasted like it came straight out of a jar. My husband got tacos de tripas and del pastor. Those were good, but you can't have decent tacos without decent salsa. Not worth what we paid for, won't be back.
__label__4 Great staff and ambiance. Gorgonzola salad was delicious.  Grilled veggie pizza could have had a little more flavor.  Simple but good.  The scientist pizza was fabulous !!!\n\nUpdate - We went back for more and thoroughly enjoyed the The Simple Margherita Finished with Wild Arugula and Shavings of Parmigiano-Reggiano.  Consistently great!
__label__2 Was mostly disappointed here.  Had heard good things, but the pizza was mostly uninspiring.  The crust was bland... and too dense/hard/chewy.  I appreciate light and airy crusts and that was what I was expecting, but really nothing like it came through.  The fig appetizer was delicious, but otherwise not really worth the $$ I spent.
__label__0 This Tap Haus has 60 taps, almost entirely craft beers (several faux crafts like Blue Moon).  Open room, mixed atmosphere of wealthy cave creek old folks and bikers in Harley black leathers.  Service was atrocious.  Dirt parking though, meh.  Food is American meat focus on steak, chicken, fish plus a lot of fried apps.\n\nUpdate: had to leave bar without being served - after given menu, was ignored by bartender after numerous passes and a raised hand... and it wasn't busy at all.
__label__1 Great Beer selection, mediocre food. This place has one of the best beer selections in the valley and good prices. We wanted to love this place, but the food was so-so. The crab cakes were terrible. There were more like bread cakes. The mussels & clams were good, but were not served with any bread for dipping into the sauce, even though in the local paper they show the dish served with toasted bread. The portion was small too. The soft pretzels were not even as good as what you get in the malls. (Best pretzels and dipping sauce are at Rock bottom) The only thing that tasted good were the sweet potato fries. If we come back, it will only be for the beer.
__label__0 I seriously can't imagine a worse place.  On the positive side, they have a good beer selection, mostly focused on local beer.  Negatives: (sorry there's a lot...) There was a 45 min wait when we got there, but fortunately found a table in the bar. We didn't get acknowledged for a solid 20 min, but weren't in any hurry (and always have a bit of patience for a new place anyway). We ordered beers and the waitress didn't ask what size.  When the come out, they are all the large 24oz glasses. Not what I was looking for since I wanted to try a couple different brews, however didn't say anything as I didn't want to wait.  Ordered food, waited 40 min and finally came out.  I ordered a simple chicken sandwich with grilled pineapple and teriyaki sauce. What came out was a chicken sandwich with grilled onions.  Ok, sucks, but it happens.  Politely told the waitress about the error and she promised to fix it.  5 min later it came back... Uh oh... There were still bits of onion on the chicken, meaning they didn't fully scrape them off.  The pineapple was cocktail pineapples and cold, and the cheese was still cold.  Eww.    Told the waitress about it, in which she wanted to help out.  Wasn't about to wait another 40 min for a  entree at this point, and who knows what they would do at this point... Manager came over, had little knowledge of what happened, which I explained. She rushed into the kitchen and came out a few min later.  At this point, we're ready to go.  Rest of my party had already finished, so there was nothing she could do.  She offered to remove my beer and our appetizer. (thanks for saving the 8 bucks..) so I simply told her I would grab something on the way home, she stormed off with no response like a pouting 3 year old.  As we were leaving, we walked by and she could only give US the dirty look.  \n\nIn summary, slow service, bad food (so I hear), piss-poor kitchen, attitude of a 3 year old from management.    Feel like this place is going to have the same result as the previous places at this location... Maybe only serve beer and they'll have a chance...
__label__2 Seems like with rotating changes to the foodie landscape in Cave Creek, there are always new places to replace the old ones going out of biz. Such is the case here. The bldg sat empty for a bit and then... like magic the Tap Haus appears. But...so far it just sort of a space filler on Cave Creek Rd.\n\nWhile the people are nice enough it's a mixed bag of good and \"so so\" that is worth a trial period but doesn't bang me over the head to go back 2 or 3 times a week.  We've been there several times as it's not \"that bad\" and even on New Year's Eve wound up there. Service has been adequate and the last time even extra good. Consistency is still the key to any food operation and they're still trying.\n\nFor the most part, the food is a 6-7. The pasta with Chipotle sauce was good and spicy, and enough to take home for another meal but the chicken was rubbery and not the grilled fantasy you might have craved. Even the nice sauce wasn't enough to mask it's chewiness. The Prime Rib on NYE was decently spiced but even an end cut shouldn't be dry and still have marks where the jockey was beating it.\n\nThe batter they use for many things is good but... 8 medium to small onion rings for 6 bucks seemed a bit pricey for this \"Road House turn Tap Haus\". The one thing I keep hearing is that the music is good. They have a semi regular band and we might go and check that out this evening.\n\nThey've got a TV crowd as they have plenty to watch games and even Fox News, and you can sit around the lower bar with chairs which is good if you're prone to falling off high stools. Although from my experience so far, the drinks won't make you that tipsy. Let's face it, my drink of choice for 30 years+ has been the Long Island Ice Tea and I've had them from Hawaii to New York City, Vancouver to Miami. A good one should taste good not \"alcoholy\", but if after two you can still recite the Greek alphabet backwards in four seconds.....? It's probably not made with everything it should be and for the prices they get for that drink, you should get your money's worth. They do have a few decent wines and it's almost impossible to screw up a 7 & 7.\n\nIf you want beer beer beer... then you might like running the gauntlet of tap after tap. I'm not a beer person so other than a nice Corona on a hot day near a beach, i could care less but there's plenty of choices (nearly 100?) if you have a spare afternoon. You're sure to find something there that meets your  \"hops and barley\" expectations.\n\nSo.. for now.. 3 (really 2 1/2) stars, as the place has enough to bring in the people (maybe expectations are going down in CC) but we'll see how a couple more visits work out as this is convenient, small enough to be comfortable and with outdoor seating the lunch experience is relaxing. We'll see as we'd like to see this place make it and even replace other \"really bad experiences\" on the Cave Creek culinary trail. Time will tell....More later.
__label__1 Came in for dinner on a Saturday night at about 9 PM.  A little busy, but the service was fairly quick.  Large selection - mostly bar food.\n\nGirlfriend had a taco salad which had a very greasy shell. I had a club sandwich with fries and a cup of chili.  Fries were made there, crispy and great. Club was not toasted and had no spread. Chili was tasty.\n\nPrices were a bit higher than a Phoenix bar & grill, but I guess it is Cave Creek.
__label__0 I must say I am more than disappointed with the food and service here. Upon our arrival, my boyfriend received his beverage right away but then waited another 10 min for a bartender to inquire about what I would like to drink. Another 4 min passed before we had to ask for menus and then another 15 min to take our order. There were maybe 10 people sitting at the bar with 2 bar tenders so they were not busy. When Adriana, our server/bartender, took out order she not only didn't know the menu bit gave us a bit of an attitude about the menu and told me I was wrong when I inquired about cheese on the Haus burger. Upon bringing us the INCORRECT order, she apologized and took the wrong order back to the kitchen. My boyfriend was waiting for me to get my food but it was taking a while so I told him to eat as his was getting cold.  The food was not very good and small portions for the cost. Not to mention, he asked for 2 or 3 beers that were on the menu but either changed or no longer offered but no one told us. I work at a restaurant and was VERY upset about the service or lack thereof. The bill came and no % off was offered for the mistakes. I don't look for a free meal, but this was a terrible experience and we will not be back.
__label__3 Came recommended from some regulars, and they did not steer us wrong!  Fresh, authentic (food, at least ... some awesomely-local  \"y'alls\" from the wait staff).  Dim sum smorgasbord with plentiful, reasonably-priced main dishes.  This one stands out among local Chinese options.
__label__2 I came here to try the all-you-can-eat buffet, which offers most of the stuff you find in a regular KFC menu: regular fried as well as roasted chicken,  and sides such as mashed potatoes, green beans, stuffing, and gravy. You have to go to the counter to get extra-crispy chicken, which is included in the buffet. I found the food to be just OK, not great. I wouldn't mind eating here again when I go back to Maricopa, but it wouldn't be my first choice among the dining establishments there.
__label__3 Good food, chill indoor/outdoor vibe, dog-friendly (outdoors unless you have a service dog). You order at the counter and then they give you a number and bring it to your table. Very casual and cool. Tucked in amongst shade trees, little running water sculptures around and away from the street provides an oasis-like quality. Simple menu, but fresh, quality food and a friendly and efficient staff. Easy parking. This place keeps drawing me back for Cave Creek chilling.
__label__3 Levant just opened in the uptown Mint Museum building. In the side of the building, actually, directly across from the Knight Theater's massive outdoor screen. It's owned by the same folks that own and run Kabob Grill. I've only been once, and it was for take-out, but it was delicious. Everyone was really eager to help. My wrap was hot and fresh. And when I brought it back to the office, it smelled so good that people from all over the office came by to see check things out. \n\nI ordered the Kafta wrap. The hummus tasted really fresh, and the beef was tender and flavorful. The fries were nice, too. Crispy on the outside and seasoned just right. \n\nI'll definitely try it again, next time for eat-in. This end of downtown Charlotte has really become energized with all sorts of new places to eat. I wish them plenty of success.
__label__0 Food took way too long.
__label__1 The food is decent. Good selection of beers and happy hour prices... But for those who get duped into buying a Groupon, buyer beware... If you use a Groupon, you will NOT get happy hour prices. This is the ONLY restaurant that has ever pulled this crap. I basically had to pay full price for my family tonight. Was totally pointless on using the Groupon. Shame on you CBCB, for deceiving customers like this. I will be hard pressed to recommend this place now to any friends and colleagues.
__label__2 Great place to watch sports as there are plenty of tv's, a great beer selection, but wished the food was better. It is not that the food is bad it is just so heavy and rich. If you eat an entire burger, you will be full for 2 days... Usually end up making what we call the \" hell fire nachos\" which is basically their hell fire chips covered with the buffalo chicken spread.
__label__2 Only mediocre compared to Texas de Brazil. It fell very short on the atmosphere and the salad bar. Slightly short on the meats. Couldn't believe we were seated with no reservation so easily....now I know. Service was overzealous!! (I guess that's better than inattentive).
__label__3 Love these places. I was at one before in Dallas years ago so it had been a while but it was as good as I remembered. Very good drinks, super salad bar but don't fill up on it too much! All the meats they bring were all very good. So were the fried plantains. Incredible service. Always there when you need them. Not there when you don't. Pricey but worth it for a special night out.
__label__3 You wanna' talk \"all you can eat Brasilian BBQ?\"...... Here's my qualifier.\n\nOur family, on my wife's side, is Brasilian. (In Brazil, it's spelled with an \"s\"). Over the last 30 years or so, I've eaten at the most complete churracarias both in Brasil and here. And I've eaten at the most modest; including a churracaria in a gas station in Sul de Minas on the way to visit a coffee cooperative. (see my youtube video titled, \"Coffee Cupping in Sul de Minas.\") The defining/qualifying points are the same; quality and flavor of the meat, completeness of the salad bar, or \"bars\", (Some restaurants have a full sushi bar, with chef!), and quality of service. . So trying to remain both objective and relevant, I'll share my opinion.\n\nI've been to the Fogos in Dallas, Beverly Hills, and now Las Vegas. My best experience was in Dallas, but understanding that I was there right after their opening, and because Fogo corporate is in Dallas, I think they worked at \"doing it all\". This was probably before they reviewed and revised their operations. (?) Dallas was the best. Beverly Hills, and now Las Vegas, were both a disappointment, but more because they do not reflect the best of what I expect in a \"high end\" churrascaria. And I personally think they're making a mistake. Here's what most non-Brasilians are missing....... but wouldn't know it if they've never been to a more \"typical\" churrascaria in Brasil.\n\nThe salad bar.... In Brasil, and at churrascarias like Fogo in Sao Paulo, Rio, and the interior cities like Brasilia, Goiania and Uberlandia, there will be everything you see at Fogo in LV, plus another full bar of hot entrees, including fish and meat dishes, stroganoff, hot vegetables, rice and black beans. And yes, the fried plantans too. All this is available at the bar, all you can eat, not brought to your table like at Fogo. You'll also see that \"cheese bread\" called \"pao de queiju.\" In some restaurants, there'll be either a small, or very expanded sushi bar. The salad bar, by itself, can easily support anyone's craving for a full meal. Fogo's salad bar is amazingly small, in my opinion, and for Brasililans, incomplete... especially for the money! Fogo offers the \"salad bar only\" for under $30... but in my opinion, it's not worth it. If they had a traditionally full salad bar offering, it would be great for non-red meat eaters, as there would be a huge variety of fish, shrimp, etc. \n\nThe meats... Here, Fogo does well, as the quality of the meats is very good. While some churrascarias buy low end meats, my feeling is that what Fogo doesn't offer in the salad bar, they make up for in the meat department.\n\nIMPORTANT NOTE ABOUT GETTING WHAT YOU WANT... If you want rare, medium rare, well done, etc., you should tell both the table waiter, and the meat servers! I will sometimes tell the servers that I only want the Picanha (tri-tip), the Filet, and the Fraudinha (flank steak). You're paying... tell them what you want, and how you like it! They appreciate your specifics, and even at this Fogo, I got what I wanted in meats.\n\nThe service... For a high-end churrascaria, it was ill-timed meat delivery, and it was slow. And when the gauchos (meat servers) did start coming to the table, it was an \"onslaught.\" The mark of a great churrascaria is \"consistency\" with an even rhythm. We spoke to our waiter, assigned to manage our table, and I could see that he was struggling to maintain service level to us, and other tables. That issue alone... erradic service, would be a major complaint point. And for this Fogo, all I could think of was....... this would never fly in Sao Paulo, or Rio, or at any other of their Brasilian locations. \n\nA major deal breaker for Brasilians, and what told me this operation was tailored to \"Non-Brasilians\", was the fact that they serve rice and black beans only after being asked. Had I not asked, our table may have been overlooked. That's rediculous, as the foundation for a plate in Brasil is your rice, black beans, vinegrette salsa, and farofa, or toasted corn meal that tops off the beans rice and salsa. When you have to ask for those very basic items, you know that Fogo has tailored, or \"dumbed down\" their restaurant to non Brasilians. And frankly, most people love these items after being introduced, and shown how to \"build their plate.\"\n\nSo I gave Fogo a 4-star just because they do serve great quality meat. And knowing ignorance is bliss, I figure that if what they do serve is good, and the clientel like it. who am I to complain because they don't mimic my preferred style of service. (although....... I do think you deserve better than what they offer at their salad bar setup.)\n\nBTW..... for a more traditional salad bar, and certainly more complete, visit Texas de Brazil at the Town Square Shopping Center, off South Las Vegas Blvd. I think you'll better understand my comments about the salad bar, and maybe agree that the trade-off at Texas de Brazil may be in the quality of the meat.
__label__4 If you are a steak/wine lover, this place is like heaven. I have been to 4 location in different cities but this place never disappoints.\n\nService is as good as it can be, great selection of wine. Garlic Beef and cheese bread is to die for. One time we had a small issue (server forgot to bring wine) and the manager comped the whole bill for the two of us. I am a die hard fan for life.
__label__4 Excellent customer service, wonderful and consistent food every time we come here. Definitely the best Brazilian style steakhouse in Las Vegas.
__label__3 Free salad bar !\n\nI came here to celebrate anniversary hehe :)\n\nWe've tried all the meat on the menu, and I gotta say, NON of them had disappointed me!\nExcellent service, they come by and check up on you every 15 minutes! At the end of our meal, they even came up to us with a complimentary flan with candles and decoration to wish us happy anniversary! very sweet!\n\nThey also have variety of wine choice( I didnt get to try it because wine makes me sleepy haha). \n\nIf you're in vegas, and dont wanna wait in line for buffet, this could be your back-up plans :)
__label__0 So disappointed in the level of customer service. I came here before with my wife, the customer service was great ...years ago.\nBUT NOW.....\nWhile the manager was over and stopped by, he asked if I had a special request. He said He can make it happen in 4 minutes. 30 mins later nothing, but the took my plate without asking. So it is not all you can eat. I am just really picky, no fat- no red. I wasn't done eating. Texas De Brazil is now far better based solely on customer service.
__label__3 Good Service, Good food.
__label__2 Really good food.\nSalad bar is awesome and the bread is killer. Service was good (other than a major screw up by our waiter that I will explain below), and it was noisy but not overly so. Plus, we were sharing the dining room with the San Antonio Spurs (a perfect place to bring those big dudes!)\n\nThe meat was good, but not all cuts were equal in quality. My filet mignon was to die for, as was the lamb shank, but the sirloin was tough. That's really all I can comment of beef wise because it's all I tasted. \n\nThis leads me to my missing stars. I had gastric bypass 9 months ago, so I eat like a small child, sometimes less. We went to this restaurant because my husband wanted Brazilian BBQ for his bday, so I was aiming to please. I told the waiter about my restrictions and asked if there was a smaller portion option or another option all together. He informed me that they had unlimited sea bass as an option but that was it. That doesn't help me because \"unlimited\" will still be a waste of money when it comes to my stomach. Ok fine, I guess I'll just go with the beef. I was going to waste my money anyway. After we paid the bill, I said to my husband, \"I would come back if I could just do the salad bar. There is plenty of protein there and it satisfied me without needing the meat, and that way you could come for the meat and we would waste $51.50 on me.\" A nearby server overheard and said, \"Oh, you can do just salad bar, it's $28.99\" Really?! I asked for other options BEFORE the meal... I kinda feel like I was scammed out of my $22. Beef is hard to digest, so I literally ate 3 bites. They knew I had by always having my \"red coaster\" up while my husband was on \"green\" the whole time. So he knew I wasn't eating. The kind thing to do would have been to charge me a child's rate. The RIGHT thing to do would have been to answer me honestly when I asked for options since they weren't on the menu. Puts a really bitter taste in our mouths, and for that reason alone, we probably won't be back. All your waiter has to say was, \"Yes, there are options... We can't charge you for a child, but in addition to our sea bass, we have a salad bar only option.\" That's it. And for that you lost a customer. Kinda sad. \n\nI realize that at a buffet there is only one option (which is why I only go to those when\nhusband is in the mood, otherwise it doesn't make sense for me). But it is up front, and I know I'm throwing my money away by going. The difference here is that there apparently are options and when I nicely asked for the available options at Fogo, I wasn't given them until my bill was paid. That's bad business. :(
__label__2 Boiling Crab has some good shrimp and decent oysters.  Oysters were on the smallish side, but the shrimp were nice and plump!  One of the newer seafood spots in town, Boiling Crab lets you order seafood by the pound with your choice of sauce.  I went for the Whole Sha Bang sauce, which is a mix of each individual sauce (garlic, cajun, etc.).  The sauce was certainly garlicky, but it lacked that delicious punch that makes you crave more heat.  When it comes to restaurants like this, it's all about the sauce, and sauce was just alright for me.\n\nAs for the restaurant itself, it is spacious and littered with (small) TV's.  Lots of seating available, both tables and booths.  Walking in, it was nice to not be overwhelmed by the smell of their special sauces, probably due to the large space.  During my visit there were several large groups that came by, and there was no issue with seating 20 or so people together.  One interesting thing that we noticed was the amount of wait staff working.  We got there around 4:00pm, and there were about 25 people working.  Based on the amount of customers at that time, everybody could have had their own individual server!\n\nOverall Boiling Crab is a decent spot, but their sauce did not win my heart.
__label__3 Always friendly staffs and fast service!  One day, We went there for my sister's birthday. I always get the Shrimps with the *Whole Sha-Bang sauce in medium hot. To me the spiciness is just right, it's not too mild or too hot. Their sausages are pretty good.  The regular fries(not the cajun fries) are also outstanding!  We always bring the left overs to our house and eat with rice the very next day.., was as good as the day before...\nMy only complaint will be on my second visit, there were not much sauce in my bag comparing to the one that I had previously.  I think I enjoy having my 1pound of shrimps at Boiling Crab even though I will be smell like garlic all day, LOL\nMy sister wants to take it to go, freeze it , and bring it to Korea for her husband... I asked her, \" Is that so good?\"  and she replied, \"I'm so sure that I 'll be craving for the shrimps more than missing you!!!\"
__label__2 Get ready for your hands to stink for days!\n\nBoiling crab is a nicer version of Hot & Juicy (can I say that?)  The place is much roomier and feels cleaner.\n\nEvery time I go there, the service isn't all that great.  Tons of teenagers sort of just hanging out.  We never really get much attention and never have one dedicated server.  There are a couple of really great servers, but a majority... EH.  One time, I had to get up from my seat all the way in back and walk to the very front to ask for a drink.  Not that fun when your wearing a bib and your hands (and probably face) are smeared with gunk.\n\nAnyway, the food is pretty good.  The shrimp is typically pretty large.  A pound is enough for me to share with my husband.  Love the added on corn on the cob and sausage (half pound addition is plenty!).  I did have one time where the shrimp was so overcooked it was impossible to peel is cleanly, but normally its pretty awesome.  For $9.99, I would say that the value isn't bad!\n\n$14.99 buys you a pound of snow crab legs.  I really hate paying for snow crab legs when I know I can have as much as I want at a buffet... but one night we were really craving it.  Verdict - not worth it.  Overpriced and despite it being soaked in spices, bland.  \n\nI recommend getting the whole shebang in medium (its plenty spicy!)  Its the perfect blend of spicy garlicky goodness.\n\nDo try the cajun fries (so worth it!).  I haven't been able to try any of their other fried stuff yet, but looking fwd to it.\n\nOh yeah - don't forget to bring your Sharpies to tag up the walls!
__label__1 Excessive Make Up Hostess was really rude, a robot would show more genuine courtesy. The music was great. The atmosphere felt like a child's park due to shouting kids, running around the restaurant. The decor felt like outdoor seating and the writing all around walls made the place feel like a high school chemistry desk because of all the writing. We arrived a few minutes before another table but was waited on after that table.  The worst aspect of the restaurant, the CHARGE for TAP WATER! The waitress was nice. Would I eat here again? Only if this was the last place for seafood. Would make a decent place for beer pong competitions.
__label__1 Every time we come to Vegas we fulfill our crawfish cravings.  Up to this point we have only experienced Hot N Juicy crawfish.  After reading the reviews on boiling crab I felt confident we would have a great evening.  Sadly, that was not the case and at this point our experience has to be the worst dining experience we have had in 2012.   \n\nLet's start with the good.  We went on a Thursday and were seated right away.  We ordered a couple punds of crawfish 1 with the cajun spice 1 med and 1 mild some boiled shrimp and some fried shrimp and fries for our young son (2.5yrs).  \nThe boiled food all came out together and was prompt and tasted good to great no complaints here.  \n\nNow the bad. First, the fried food came out at least 10-15 minutes after the boiled food so I was left managing a hungry toddler trying to keep him out of the spicy food.  \nWe had to track down another server to get them to check on it.    Then we immediately ordered some additional boiled crawfish. After 15 to 20 minutes of no food and no server we sought someone out to figure it out. Another 10 minutes and our server shows up saying they must of sent our order to another table. She rushed our order and offered 25% discount. A nice gesture but sadly the poor service continued, as our toddler continued his downward spiral we tried to get our check and waited another 10 minutes.   Over all the service was lacking and inattentive.  \nThe food was good but I found the crawfish to be a tad overcooked and hard to peel. I probably wouldn't have noticed that if I wasn't already upset by the poor service.    The crawfish were large and flavorful but the sauce spicy levels were hard to distinguish.\n\n \n\nOverall a disappointing experience.  We are headed back to hot n juicy on this trip to salvage our crawfish dining experience.
__label__2 3.5 stars \nThey did not have any fresh crawfish, only frozen but they tasted fine ! \nThe crab was 15 a pound and we got the biggest one they had, but honestly, I rather just go to a buffet and eat all the crab I want.\nI just love the whole sha-bang sauce!! so unhealthy but soooo good.\nalso loved the oysters (yum yum) and the clams.\nBf ordered the wings (cajun) which are really good but I get sick of them after about 2. \n\nWish they had gloves tho like other places do, only b/c cuts on ur hand STING when u squeeze those lemons.
__label__4 super bomb!!\nfeels like the one in cali!\nreally love the shrimp + whole shebang flavor!!
__label__4 Having a Boiling Crab just down the way from my home in CA, I can definitely attest that this place blows Cali's completely out of the water!!!!! No pun intended on the water reference.\n\nStumbled upon B/C just a day or so ago while vacationing in Vegas and I darn near cut everyone on Flamingo off to swerve across lanes *(yes that was me guys - it was my stomach doing the driving - I'm sorry)...\n\nI was completely taken back upon walking in and seeing that there was NO WAIT. Are you kidding me??? This would NEVER happen in Cali'!!!\n\nThe service and food were both amazing (although the restroom could've used a bit of attention). The cherry on top would be the fact that I didn't leave or wake up the following day w/ a stomach ache!\n\nYaaaz!!!\n\nLas Vegas - Boiling Crab, you have OFFICIALLY exceeded my expectations!!!!!
__label__2 Not too shabby for seafood in Vegas. Very affordable, fast service, great variety.  Good spot to get your quick seafood fix. I ordered snow crab and shrimp.  Pretty fresh and not \"fishy\" at all. However the crab legs were kind of small compared to normal snow crabs.  I wouldn't mind giving this place another shot.
__label__4 I first tried Boiling Crab when I was in Cali with my friends. I immediately fell in love with this place. Being Filipino I usually eat with my hands at times because that is just my culture, but here you get to as well! They line your table up with a huge \"paper like\" lining because it does get messy, but usually delicious foods are messy right? The way you order goes all the way down to what sauce you prefer and how spicy you want. Choices of food includes crab, shrimp, oysters, crawfish, hot wings, clams just to name a few populars. Boiling Crab is one of my favorite places to eat at. I have probably been here at least 10 times already with my friends and any time a family member or someone I know is visiting in town I would take them here. They are usually almost packed when I come here so that tells you a lot. I just love seafood and this place just satisfies me every single time I come here.
__label__3 I've been going to hot n juicy for a couple years now. I go monthly to twice a month. I was a little biased, but the staff at Boiling Crab won me over.\n\nYou basically order your seafood of choice, pick a sauce, then pick a heat level.\n\n\nI like how they have their own cups and bags for to go food. It's a nice touch.\n\nWe had a server, Shelly, who was delightful. She pretty much waited on our party of about 7 alone. She checked on us frequently, refilled our drinks often, and we never had to look for her.\n\nThe food was good. I got a lb of shrimp in the whole she-bang. This is their three sauces mixed together. It was good over all but I thought it lacked in citrus flavor. I'll definitely get lemon pepper next time as a squirt of lime really made the sauce taster for my pallet. \n\nI also had some calamari, sweet potato fries, lemon pepper fries, and Cajun fries. It was a cool option to choose spice level on the Cajun fries. I also took some gumbo the go which was delicious.\n\nOverall I enjoyed my first time at boiling crab. Would I return? Yes. The staff I encountered all seemed happy,  our server did a great job, and my food was comparable to hot n juicy.
__label__2 Not a huge fan. It was okay at best. I've been to a few of these types of places around town and this one was average.
__label__1 An extremely disappointing visit for me and I won't be back.\nThis is quite sad for me as this little hidden gem is really beautiful inside, light and airy with tasteful decoration. I was here with a few work colleagues for lunch and upon arrival, bread and butter was placed on the table. I asked the waiter if there was any flora or suchlike - his nostrils flared, his mouth pursed as he told me with disgust that there was not. Fine, but when a customer has explained a lactose allergy then it would be nice to try and accommodate that?\nThis set the pace for the rest of the meal. There was almost nothing on the menu that I could eat.\nEveryone else dining with me seemed quite happy with their food though so if you have no weird dietary requirements then give it a bash.
__label__3 I would appreciate these guys for doing a Unlimited Dosa night - it's a bold move . I went early evening and was served with close to 5 dosas , I was unable to finish all of them though , sides were awesome , especially the red chutney ( tomato) .\nPlain Dosa - good \nPaneer Dosa - not so good as panner was plain could have added some masala n some salt .\nKal Dosa - pretty big , for unlimited dosa \nUthappam - was not so cooked on the middle, but was good .(big one )\nThey took sometime to serve dosa .\n\nMy advise to chef - please don't serve chutneys right from fridge , doesnot taste good . Otherwise you are doing a good job .\nPlease advertise this dosa night more , so that everyone get to try them !  ( good strategy needs good marketing too ) , will come again sometime next month for more dosas . \n\nFor anyone who does not what dosa is - it's rice crepe , it's crispy and yummy served with different sides - sambar , chutneys and podi . Masala dosa is stuffed wih mash potatoes (Indian style)
__label__3 I'm going to let the cat out of the bag, The Black Cat is a good pub on Rose Street...\nRose Street (much like the Grassmarket) serves as a pub crawl magnet, where all the pubs are essentially generic, well The Black Cat isn't one of those places, for one it isn't suited to the stag/hen pub crawls simply due to the fact it's fairly small.\n\nAs this is a pub, lets get to the important part, Black Cat keeps a good lager (St Mungo), real ale (two rotating casks), Aspalls cider and a great selection of whisky alongside a choice of vodka, rum or gin. So a good selection of beverages (I don't drink wine so it will never appear in my reviews but it is available) for the more discerning palette...\n\nSo to sum up this is one black cat that isn't ill luck should your paths cross.
__label__0 The exact same driver was at a strip mall near where we live today. He was using the handicapped space as a loading zone. We found a nearby police officer and the guy actually debated the cop. He moved but as we were leaving, he made rude gestures my way. This guy is a jerk who hates persons with disabilities and I've had it with him. \n\nWe filed a complaint and basically told UPS we never want this guy to come to our home again. We'll see how it goes.
__label__2 Yum.  Nice casual Mexican....small taco stand type place.  A large menu, ordered a carnitas burrito, which was big like you would expect.  You get pickled carrots and jalapeno peppers with your order, which is popular at many taco stands.  Wish the guacamole on the burrito was bit as thin and soupy, seems to be mixed with a watery sour cream so it is a little thin and soupy.  \n\nGreat to have a good Taco shop to stop and enjoy.   If you like Mexican food, you will enjoy CTS.
__label__2 Tacos were Ok
__label__4 I'm a big fan of small and local business and I must admit I felt a little protective when I saw a Fox Concepts restaurant going up in my own neighborhood.  I finally decided to try it with a friend and I have to say it's a wonderful addition to current Arcadia offerings.\n\nI stopped by ahead of time to grab a menu to peruse and I was immediately excited because I saw that if my first visit was good, I'd have to do about 10 more to sample everything that caught my eye.  When I see \"Italian\" I brace myself for more of the same old pastas and sauces, but this menu has a lot of variety, and it includes seasonal offerings (which as a nutritionist is important to me).\n\nI tried a farro-kale salad and would order it again (on trip 11, after trying everything else!)\n\nMy friend and I sat on the patio which, despite the cold night, was packed the entire time we were there.\n\nI do love the neighboring restaurants but it's nice to have a little bit of competition for inspiration.  So happy this is within walking distance for me!\n\nValet parking is complimentary, by the way, for those who drive.
__label__1 NORTH FATTORIA ITALIANA (aka NoRTH Arcadia) misses the mark!!!\nAll I got here was slight heartburn & Dirty Shoes & Pants!\n\nHow can a Sam Fox concept restaurant,  headed up by the former NOCA chef, Chris Curtiss miss the mark? If your a total Foodie like me, & you like Sauce - Pizza & Wine, olive & ivy, & Bloom you might be in for some disappointment!\n\nWhen this restaurant was going up I had high hopes for it to be a neighborhood hang out. After all we have a few good restaurants in our neighborhood so one more adds to the selection of my favorite Arcadia hang-outs, and a Sam Fox Concept Restaurant in between Chelsea's Kitchen, The Grind, & LGO should only help minimize the wait time to get a table in any of these awesome eateries!(Woo-Hoo!!!)\n\nNow who puts up a freestanding down to earth restaurant (as it's marketed) next door to U-haul, and only offers valet parking? (WTF!)\n\nOh yeah, the dirt floor outside patio as organic as it may look will cover your Italian loafers and nicely pressed Slacks in dirt! Seriously, not a good idea for couples on dates in their Sunday best, and expensive shoes. You can pretty much assume if you have a nice automobile that you will valet park, you are going to be dressed to impress, and when you leave dinner to go clubbing or  to your favorite watering whole you will look like a F--king  hobo! \n\nHere is a suggestion, shoot your Architect & get either the guy who did The Parlor on Camelback or the Grind, and  fix not only the Patio, but also the dinning room! Your dinning room is not just Loud, but also very badly designed! (Seriously!)\n\nThe Arcadia NoRTH menu is based upon interpretation of traditional Italian cuisine, and is OK, but nothing here is making me say \"I'm craving NoRTH!\" \nTo be really frank, I like the Pizza and deserts @ LGO/PIZZARIA much better!!! \nSorry Sam but like Radio Milano the snob factor is much higher here than the dinning elegance that your menu pricing warrants!\n\nNoRTH Arcadia (aka NORTH FATTORIA ITALIANA) is another upscale traditional Italian cuisine restaurant with the promise of authentic dishes without the \"snob factor!\" \n\nThe 4th time in the last ten years this restaurant concept has been tried in our neighborhood!!! Like the last 3 times I have to say this I don't see that special little something, \"je ne sais quoi.\"
__label__2 I am a huge fan of North Kierland, but this was my first time at North Arcadia. Other than the decor of this restaurant (which was beautiful and cool) I was totally underwhelmed. We were there for lunch and we were about the 4th/5th table seated as we were there before 11:30.  There was nothing offensive, but the service was really slow and had a bit of an attitude. The zucca chips (one of my favorites at North Kierland) were over cooked. The $17 lunch portion of bucatini with meatballs was pretty small in size for the price. Nothing here was terrible, but out the door we were at $59.00 for 3 people for lunch with no drinks. Just saying you should go have a less than $20/person lunch at a much better place nearby like T. Cook's or Coup des Tartes.
__label__1 Waited 45 minutes for a salad? Our server didn't check on us and we had little ones with us. The kitchen was backed up... It is a restaurant right, it's what you do? \nToo bad, we have given this place a chance and every time the service is lacking. Go when you have plenty of time and aren't hungry, it takes a long time to get your food.
__label__4 Went there for lunch and the food was fantastic! There is a free valet which helps as there seems to be limited parking. Their ice tea is a black/passionfruit blend that was very refreshing. Very trendy decor and I would definitely go back!
__label__4 Amazing as always. The service is great. The food is delicious. The decor is farm-dreamy. But, what else could you expect from Sam Fox? I'd recommend the chicken (chef worried I didn't have enough sauce first time I ordered it and sought my table out with an additional bowl just in case) or the spaghetti (noodles very clearly made in house and out of this world).
__label__1 I'm an Italian-American from the NJ/NY area. Sorry, North doesn't do it for me. Some of the flavor ideas/combinations to me are a little bizarre and don't work. The ricotta gnocchi with short rib and horseradish crema to me was like eating a steak sandwich, rather than a pasta dish.  I just wasn't a fan of the flavors-well, the horseradish crema-which was the ONLY flavor in the dish. And as another reviewer pointed out, the pasta did have some oil (or butter?) visibly separating, which was a little unappetizing. My husband had the \"house specialty,\" the pasta bolognese, which also wasn't so good. Limp pasta and sausage-heavy bolognese. -No depth of flavor, one note.  Sorry, fresh, delicious pasta dishes shouldn't be that hard to achieve for an Italian restaurant.  Fox Concepts' Olive and Ivy is much better!!!  It's consistently great. I also happened to have a yummy pasta dish at Fox Concepts' Arrogant Butcher - it was a sweet potato pasta dish. When combined with some of my husband's steak, that was pretty delicious. Without the meat for some savoriness, it was a bit sweet.
__label__0 Came here for my wife's birthday and had the worst experience I've ever had at any restaurant in my lifetime. No exaggeration. We go out to eat all the time and I spent many years waiting tables, so I'd thought I'd seen it all, but this experience takes the cake.\n\nMany details follow, but the worst moment came when after a comedy of errors, we complained to our server and she explained that it was our fault. She specifically explained that she *warned* us that the restaurant was poorly run and then walked away. \n\nSpecifics:\n- Barely saw our server, couldn't get drinks or plates cleared.\n- Had a reservation confirmed for a week, but they couldn't seated us for 45 minutes.\n- Friend ordered the ribs as an appetizer and was served a plate of bones and fat. (This did get corrected and a plate of decent ribs was later presented.)\n- Friend ordered a draft beer that was \"undrinkable\". After sending it back, was presented with a bottle. When he asked if he could have a glass, our server said \"No. That was the problem the first time. Something is the matter with all of our glasses.\"\n- After ordering, no food 45 minutes later. Server came around to say \"there is a big problem with the sushi. I yelled at them, but they're not moving very fast.\" All food except for sushi was presented, and literally 45 minutes after everyone had finished eating, we still had no food at all. (See previous about being warned.)\n- When the meal was over, we asked to speak to a manager. We were told by our server she was a manager. When we asked to speak to an owner, our server explained that all the owners \"had left\". She literally left us with the impression that we had no recourse.\n\nWe were so incensed at the end of the meal, that one of our party went over to the Living Room (which we love and attend frequently) and asked for someone there (they're owned by the same people). At that point we actually got an owner that was really cool. He apologized profusely. He said that our experience was \"unacceptable\". He took our phone numbers and promised to invite us back to correct the problems. I hope he actually does this. The fact that it took over three hours for someone to apologize was unbelievable.\n\nI would highly recommend you stay away from this place. That the restaurant is running poorly is bad, that they look at you dismissively and tell you that they warned you they don't know what they're doing is unacceptable.
__label__1 Ambiance yes.... sushi not so great!\nEel was fishy tasting, not very fresh same with Big eye tuna.\nA few other sushi places in area offer fresher fish but with less ambiance.
__label__2 I've tried the Sushi Room twice using a Groupon. Even with the discount, the prices were fairly high for about average sushi. \n\nCalifornia Roll - Average taste. They didn't cut the roll evenly, so your first might be a mouthful and your last could be scraps. This is tough when sharing.\n\nKappa Roll - I am very impressed by this roll. I've never had a cucumber wrapping on sushi, and it tastes delightful and refreshing. It's slippery and falls apart easily when using chop sticks, though. \n\nCaterpillar Roll - It was just Ok. We came with a newbie sushi-eater and I was excited to have her try this one. It didn't impress like it has at other restaurants. They did arrange the roll in a clever \"S\" caterpillar formation.\n\nVegas Roll - Average. \n\nOne friend ordered the red Sangria that I sipped and liked. Light and simple.\n\nThe decor of the Sushi Room is cool. They've got some interesting fixtures, a relatively ornate aquarium, and a patio that blends nicely with an open wall. The \"Living Room\" next door is a neat looking lounge with similar architecture. We all remarked that these buildings had a classy, almost European look.\n\nOverall, I would go here if I had a Groupon. With the long distance from my house, quality and price, I will look elsewhere before venturing out again.
__label__1 This place use to be so good and have great service when it first opened, now it's just bad. The past 3 times I've come here, the service has been absolutely awful! And the quality of rolls they deliver aren't as good as they use to be. Honestly, the ONLY good thing about this place is their happy hour prices. That's it. You get what you pay for.
__label__4 I'm a big fan of Kaiseki Ryori because of it's delicacy, simplicity, and elegance.  Now days, I noticed that quiet a few Japanese restaurants are specialized in a foreign cuisine in Vegas and I am very happy to try them out :) \n\nWe stumbled upon this restaurant on Saturday evening around 5:30pm.  With my small knowledge on Japanese/Italian fusion cooking techniques, I was just assuming that there aren't many dishes can be created into Japanese flavored pasta dishes on the menu besides conventional dishes.  All I could imagine and think of ingredients were some sort of flying fish roe on angel hair pasta, sesame oil flavored dish, yuzu citron sauce, or the dish with ginger garnish.  Well, I was wrong.  There were so many items to choose from.  And also, they had 7 to 8 different style of dishes for Special of the Day. \nFinally, we decided to share two dishes from the Special Menu:\n1. \"Casago Black Mussel ($25.95)\"\n     -Very tender & sweet fish\n     -Small size of winter black mussels w/ tangy tomato sauce(it was sure to  impress!!)\n2. \"Scallop & Shrimp Pasta (under $20)\"\n     -The texture of pasta was just right\n     -Good portion for two people\n     -Scallops & Shrimps were well cooked( not tough or rubbery tasty at all)\n*I was thinking that the chef was making sure these two ingredients were comparable in size so they had similar cooking time for the best taste :) \n\nOverall, I was pleasantly surprised at the quality of food and very charming ambiance.  It was definitely a cozy dining experience for me.  Maybe, they could accommodate no more than 30 customers at one time.  There are still many dishes I'd love to try out from the menu, like Black Squid Ink Pasta and some other creative desserts.  The servings are on the medium to large sizes which encourage sharing with companions.  After experiencing Japanese Italian dishes, I want to say that they are a perfect culinary marriage!
__label__2 This would be my second visit here. The first time I was not impressed with the carbonara. \n\nFor this second visit, we had ordered a plethora of food to taste. \n3 way mussels - This was interesting since it was presented in the escargot dish prepared in three styles. I like the variety of the flavors and my favorite was the butter parsley. I did not like that there were 2 small mussels and would have preferred to have one large mussel. \n\nUni Tomato Cream Pasta - was not Uni enough. You can tell there was uni with some of the pieces in the pasta but the taste was not strong enough. I could only tell there was some uni by the after taste it left in my mouth. Maybe the sauce was too creamy? The tomato was more of an accent than for flavor. \n\nKurobuta Tonkatsu - sat on tomato sauce which was what made it Italian. The tomato sauce did not bring anything to the dish, rather than texture and color. The tonkatsu itself was great because it lightly battered and the pork tasted like thin layers of juicy pork.  \n\nSoft Shell Crab with balsamic- fried and light. I thought the balsamic would overpower the crab but it didn't. The vinegar added a small tart taste which brought out the fried fresh crabby flavor.\n\nSalad - We also ordered a salad to round out the dishes and add some greens. It was straight forward and good but not memorable enough for me to describe in more detail. \n\nI know they are suppose to specialize in pasta Japanese Italian style but I don't buy it. I would only come back for the appetizers and to try their desserts.
__label__3 Wonderful!  The food, service & atmosphere are great.  Miso carbonara is so good without the richness.  Deserts are excellent we had the tiaramisou.  Next time we try the creme brulee.  The staff is gracious and friendly.  We will be back.
__label__4 The menu has so many items.. Can be a bit overwhelming.. So ask for recommendations.\n\nCarpaccio appetizer was delicious.  Interesting take on Italian Japanese dishes.  Wait staff was very friendly and knowledgeable. \n\nWe are here Friday night at 8pm.. Surprisingly empty.. Think it has to do with the holiday schedule for locals. \n\nDefinitely a place for locals. \n\nLocated in small strip mall..next to all the other famous Japanese restaurants.. Like Raku, etc.
__label__2 I want to love this place.  The idea is great, the price points are great.  The restaurant itself is really fun in design. The staff are really nice\n\nHowever, the food is really hit or miss.  It's not that it is prepared badly it's just that the recipes are often trying so hard to be different they just don't taste that good.  \nI say this after two visits.  The first time I got a pizza with prosciutto. The meat was just to strong. The second visit I got a turkey sandwich. Great turkey, great bread, bad combination of condiments.\n\nI may go back but I will just get the simplest thing on the menu, like the bread with butter and jam that is really awesome.
__label__3 Visiting from Florida we stopped in for lunch on Labor Day and were impressed by the inside atmosphere and vibe and the cool outside porch/deck area. The atmosphere really sells the place and the food is good too.\n\nThe line was quickly amassing so we ordered fast - a grilled cheese and crispy taters (order these. Do not share them!) and a roasted vegetable salad and scoop of blood orange gelato for me. As we sat down and waited for our food we noticed several people eating pizza. It looked and smelled delicious. So we went back up and ordered a pizza.\n\nMy salad was okay. The dressing wasn't overly flavorful. His grilled cheese was good. The potatoes -- oh, the potatoes. Round potatoes that were uber crisp on the outside and velvety on the inside were served with a bit of fresh rosemary and a cup of chipotle ketchup. Thumbs up.\n\nGelato was okay. The pizza was good but the meat was a bit salty. It comes with a trio of oregano, red pepper flakes and freshly grated cheese for you to sprinkle at your own leisure.\n\nGood experience. Fantastic spot with tons of windows.
__label__2 This place is bit pricey for me but a decent place for brunch. Not a lot of selection on their menu but the items they do offer tastes original. I orded the Vanilla Bean French Toast for about $12. Two thick slices of french toast coated in powdered sugars, with strawberry and chantilly cream. The french toast, although good, tastes very dry and crusty once it cools down. \n\nParking is a pain. Street parking can be a bit hard to find, but there's no meter required over the weekend.
__label__2 I was just an out of towner, passing through.  The market was worth a look but wasn't as big or bustling or locally-oriented as I had hoped.   \n\nThe cheese shop inside was the only booth that caught my attention for any period of time.  Cheeses from all over NC and beyond, samples provided.  They also had other goodies - we picked up a nice salami and some Brooklyn Bloody Mary mix that you can't typically find.\n\nHopefully this place will grow and thrive.  Go!  Buy something!
__label__2 It's ok, it needs more fresh produce somewhere in the market. there are nice vendors there, but it needs more market types.
__label__2 Cool concept, slight miss on execution. Half the booths are closed on Sunday. No designated parking just for the market, we got turned away across the street by the church organization. Parking garage closest to it charges $2 per 20 minutes.
__label__0 Cox sucks. A year ago when I moved into my new place I tried to get internet only. They gave me such a hard time, then I ended up with an Internet and tv package that I didn't really want. Fast forward a year later and my usual bill is twice what it was. Turns out they jacked up the prices, no surprise. \n\nSo I call and cancel the tv service that I never wanted in the first place. Now I have to wait in line at this store just to drop off the receiver. But no, you can't just drop off the receiver, you have to wait for receipt from an agent. And that's where I've been for the past 20 minutes, with 10+ people ahead of me.
__label__0 Same experience as everyone else; why are these clowns still in business?!?!\n\nThe service guy came out and, with a cheery smile, told me that the switch I needed him to fix had never worked in the first place. 1st time-  \"Just so you know, it never worked that way.\" 2nd time- \"Hmmm...just so you know, it never worked like that.\" 3rd time- \"No, it never worked like that.\" Every time he argued (as he's staring in confusion at the light switch) I told him, \"I've lived here ten years and the switch worked until I changed it.\"\n\nSOOOOOOOO insulting! And in the end he couldn't fix it because he wouldn't even consider that I was right. He was opening outlets that have never been touched and trying to figure out some random outlet that the switch MUST go to. Refused to use a wire tracker and blew my brakers trying to attach the switch to an outlet it didn't belong on.\n\nThe \"dispatcher\" refuses to give prices over the phone because if they told you that they were going to charge you FIVE TIMES the normal rate, you'd hang up on them.\n\n$156 to change an outlet?! $350 to \"diagnose\" a problem? $39 just to show up?\n\nPlus this guy was a scam artist on top of being incompetent. I had a coupon for $49 off of service and the guy said he'd let me keep my coupon and just wave the $39 service charge. Ummm....that's a deal? They don't require you to know math to be an electrician?\n\nOthers have said that they wave the service fee if you hire them to perform a job anyway, something the dispatcher didn't tell me. Total extortion! You have to pay just to find out that they're going to over-charge you and that you don't want to hire them?!?!\n\nIncompetent. Rude. Over-priced.\n\nDon't be scared of your local electrician that charges by the hour. He's probably more familiar with the unique problems associated with buildings in your area than some random contractor from across the valley.
__label__4 Look, we all know Cox sucks. In fact they are a terrible business and their practices are laughable. However they are a necessary evil if you want Internet that isn't garbage that can handle streaming/gaming. The way they handle issues over the phone is worse than Comcast, and for all my east coast brothers/sisters you know what a serious accusation that is. It all started with shitty TV Service. My household went through 4 dvr boxes. 4. That all broke. All of them. 100's of hours of TV. Lost. Every. Single. Time. Their solution? Downgrade from contour. That's their genius solution. So my solution? Upgrade to Dish for TV. PROBLEM SOLVED. However they charged us $200 to disconnect claiming we were on a contract. Nope, disputed that. However to dispute it you have to literally mail a letter to corporate. In the mean time, they cut off my Internet service for pay bills AND THEN DOUBLE CHARGED ME FOR THE INTERNET. WHAT? EXCUSE ME? How does that even make sense? So, an angry phone call and 2 hours on hold, I get the Internet back on because I work from home and to refund the double charged service they have to send a check, via the mail, to a local store. Okay, cool. A week later, let's drive from San tan valley to Gilbert. Once we arrive , turns out the check wasn't mailed. In fact the person helping us via the phone wrote that checks can't be sent to the store, and put a future apology in the notes to us. Thanks Cox cock. So, if you made it this far, why do I give this store 5 stars? The Manager, Mario. That's why. The savior of my people. Stepped in. Saw the crap we went through and listened to my tale. With about 5 minutes of effort , he credited our account for $300. $200 for the bs fee , $50 for the double charge and another $50 just because he was sorry. That's customer service. That's being a great human. He's the man, and my opinion of Cox has changed. ALWAYS GO TO A COX STORE. ALWAYS! They know their stuff and actually care. They are not the call center idiots. They are true experts and will always get the job done. Thank you Mario at the Gilbert Cox Store. Thank you so much
__label__3 OMG, great burgers! I fell onto this place, after shopping in the mall area.  I ordered the Phoenix and my daughter the Portabello Mushroom. Both were delicious, although I favored mine (with the jalapenos). Didn't care for the skinny fries with sea salt, as they had very little flavor and were dried out.
__label__4 Smashburger was so kind and provided us with a voucher to return. We've been going regularly without any additional problems. Thank you Smashburger!
__label__2 have been here a few times now and have to say everyone is nice and helpful and friendly but the food is never up to par. i really expect better quality and freshness for the price you pay the theater is very comfortable and the seats are great. but wont eat here again. even the popcorn could use improvement
__label__0 Terrible!!  The food was awful- husband had chicken nachos which tasted like canned chicken, I had an almost burnt to a crisp burger, fries were cold and soggy. Waitresses hit me on the head several times walking by with trays. Stay away!!  There's a reason they have discount tickets available all the time!!  If you're looking for a dine in theater, go to iPic or AMC Esplanade!
__label__0 I recently attended Studio Movie Grill for the first time... I will not be returning to this theater again and I am surprised they are still in business. I bought a groupon over a year ago and forgot that I had purchased them. I read on the groupon that the amount I spent on the tickets would still be validated through Studio Movie Grill, however, the actual groupon purchased for 2 tickets and 2 drinks for 10.00 would not be validated. My understanding was that I would have 10.00 to spend at the theater. When I logged onto my groupon for the day to print the tickets I noticed they had the same promotion going on for the 2 tickets and 2 small drinks. I figured I would call the theater to see if they may honor what I purchased through groupon since they were currently offering the same \"newer\" promotion. I called the theater several times and they do NOT have anyone answering phones. I tried all of the automated numbers and not a single human answered the phone. They offer to call you back but I took my break at work to call and cannot receive calls at work seeing as I work in a hospital with patients and I am constantly on my feet. So my coworker and I decided to see the Purge on Tuesday night at 520pm. We grabbed a nice happy hour at the Four Peaks nearby and went over to the theater at 5:10pm. Upon arrival to the front \"purchase\" desk, I asked the girl if they would consider honoring my expired groupon since they were doing the same promotion presently. She looked confused mummbled something, said I dont know and than began to charge us the full price for the movies. I decided that 4.00 was not a huge issue and she clearly did not know how to ask someone for the answer considering she had no anwer herself. As my friend and I went to find the theater for our movie we noticed that she charged us for Iron man 3 which had started 15 minutes prior to our purchase, and it was the wrong movie. So not only was she incompetent in finding out an answer, she was not competent in our purhcase of the correct movie. We returned to the front desk with the manager seeking the correct movie. I noticed there were two young blonde employees at this point. The newest employee was being asked the question of what are matinee times by a young couple arriving to the movie theater. Her response consisted of looking at the manager several times... the manager helping my friend and I, and then stating...\"they are in the afternoon.\" I could not believe that an employee was not knowledgeable on what times a mantinee consisted of. So my friend and I went to sit down in the theater now having the purchase of the correct movie. The seats were moderately comfortable and I felt as though I was in a conference center preparing for a powerpoint presentation. The staff was loud during the entire movie taking orders from the other patrons which was distracting. The menu we received to order from stated that Tuesdays were ladies nights and ladies could receive 5.00 movies all day and night long. We had paid 7.00 per ticket and not offered the ladies night price. At the end of the movie my friend and I exited the theater at which point I noticed a different manager from who had helped us previously. I went up to him and asked him why we were not honored the ladies night price and he said that we could not be honored that with a groupon. I said that my groupon had expired and it stated that it was a 10.00 gift certificate to the theater...so why not just offer the guests the 5.00 price? He said no and I said well thank you, over four dollars I will not be returning to your theater and I plan on writing a review. His response consisted of an \"ok.\" As many times as I've seen groupon offering deals to this theater it is CLEAR they need more patrons and are not making enough money. Maybe they need to consider a change in employees, consider training employees on competencies and managers on satisfying patrons over FOUR DOLLARS. Had my friend and I received the slightest amount of good customer service and compassion we would probably return to the theater but due to the lack of customer service and employee knowledge you couldn't pay me to return to this theater. I would highly recomment amc cinema suites for they have a more knowledgeable and helpful staff and way more comfortable seating. I do not see Studio Movie Grill maintaining their business much longer and that projection is also based on how often they have to offer groupon prices to just get patrons to come see a movie.
__label__2 I like the idea of Studio Movie Grill better than the actual experience. Good food brought to your seat during first-run movies?  Sure, sign me up. But parts of the operation could, in my personal opinion, be improved. \n\nFirst, the hallway between the lobby and the screens was dirty and cluttered like a backstage, or behind a bar - there were stacks of boxes, racks of glasses, etc.  I realize a whole set of dedicated service corridors would be prohibitively expensive, but at least make an effort to keep things neat and tidy.\n\nSecond, our seats backed up against the riser wall, so they didn't recline. They did rock, as in back and forth.  Some seats faced counters, which reminded me of sports books in Vegas (minus the gambling) - they had office desk chairs. Glad we weren't sitting there. \n\nThird, the always-on reading lights are probably necessary to read a menu during a flick, but they are annoying and prevent the darkness we're used to at traditional movie theaters. By the end of the movie I did get used to it. A little light was probably also a good thing for those folks who were eating. It is easy to miss how important seeing your food is - having to feel around to find your grub and not seeing what goes into your pie-hole can be unnerving. Sight really does inform taste. \n\nAt the end of the day I think the Studio Movie Grill isn't better or worse than a traditional cinema experience - I think it is probably just different. At least the price is right - Studio Movie Grill is much cheaper than the theaters we go to back home where we live.
__label__2 The prices are not too exorbitant for a movie theater that has seat-side service.  I have had some stale popcorn here and the food can be hit and miss, but other than that I really have no complaints.  On Sundays Studio Movie Grill has $5 glasses of house white wine and $10 all-you-can-eat, one-topping pizzas.  And the pizzas are not horrible; I am always leery of 'bottomless' food.  I had chicken nachos once and they were weak, lacking cheese and chicken with a huge pile of lettuce on top...more like a salad.  On the bright side, drinks are always kept topped up and seats are relatively comfortable; just make sure to get a table seat not a counter seat.
__label__2 We got to movie an hour early and had to sit in the front, although it was ok and the movie was good, the food lacked. I have the BBQ chicken pizza, which was more sauce than anything else. My friend ordered the BBQ cheddar burger, she couldn't eat it because it was super red in the center and my sister had the nachos which was more like a salad. Will try again...
__label__1 Food is mediocre but the popcorn is awful. This is the only theatre that serves extremely salty popcorn. How do they manage to ruin popcorn?? Servers are a mixed bag. Few are good, others are sleepy. Don't go here for the food.
__label__2 I really wanted to see \"How To Train Your Dragon II\" and the iPic didn't have a showing. Wanting a similar experience, my husband and I decided to try Studio Movie Grill. Since I had never been to SMG previously, I had to rely on Yelp reviews in determining the best seats. After my decision was made, I went online and ordered tickets the day before. When I made my purchase, it appeared that only two other seats that were taken. I was under the assumption that the theater would be dead.\n\nWhen we arrived the day of the show that was the complete opposite. The parking lot, the entrance, and the actual theater were bustling. Families were waiting in the lobby, eating food, and having a good time. Inside the theater, we found our seats and found ourselves trapped between two different families and their children. (Yes, I realize we went to see what is generally thought of as a \"kid's movie\".)\n\nAs the previews played, my husband looked at the menu and decided on ordering food. When no waiter came by to take our order, he pressed the red button and within 5 minutes a waiter showed up. We both ordered water and my husband ordered the coconut chicken/shrimp lunch option. Our waters arrived just as the movie had begun playing and about 15 minutes into the movie the food arrived. \nThe food was okay - nothing special. Average French fries - some were crispy other were limp. The chicken was okay and I didn't try the shrimp. My husband agreed everything was just okay. When we were finished, the dishes sat a while before a waiter came by with the check and took away the dishes. \n\nOverall, SMG pales in comparison to the iPic on all fronts. Yes, it is a slight upgrade from \"regular\" theaters and it's nice you can order food instead of the standard popcorn and such. However, they have this funky setup inside the theater. The rows alternate between two distinctly different types of seating. One row is an elongated desk with office chairs (literally office chairs). The next row contains seats that have trays that swivel in front and to the side. (The material is similar to the leather of office chairs as well.) These chairs did not lean back and were a little disappointing. Needless to say, we did not sit at the desk/office chair row and I didn't see any other folks sitting there as well. I think SMG needs to rethink this and replace those rows with more comfortable seating.\n\nThe only other thing this place has going for it is the location. It's relatively close to my work/home and has ample parking. Plus, there are several over restaurants nearby in case you are hungry before/after a show. \n\nI can't say I will definitely be back but it's an option. I like having options.
__label__1 I have no idea how this place has so many good ratings - even from people with many reviews.  I've driven by here many times and knew from my Yelp app it had good ratings.  However, I was a little hesitant to come here because most of the people whose reviews I follow and deem reliable did not give this place a good rating.  Should have listened to them.  \n\nBasically, the food is not very good.  It's NOT bad...but it's not even average for a breakfast place.\n\nI had country fried steak and eggs.  The eggs were too runny (ordered over medium) and the CFS was just bad.  Bland, tough, and the gravy served on top was really thick and useless.  It was small, too.  Came with a biscuit -  bland, chewy, and dense.  \n\nI'm not accusing the folks who run Norms of successfully manipulating people into giving it a high rating.  I have no proof of that.  But, yeah, that's what they did.  I'd bet plenty of dough on it.  Good for them, I guess.\n\nThere's literally 30+ places within 10 minute drive from here that are loads better for breakfast.  And the price isn't really cheap, either.  Looks like they raised prices above what they used to be.\n\nI really feel like giving this 1 star for the fact that so many reviews from before were not accurate or biased.  But I don't know for sure so I'll give it a deuce.
__label__3 A nice change of pace from the cookie-cutter breakfast places. Decent food at a decent price with a friendly staff. If your looking for a nice small business to spend your breakfast or lunch money on, then this is it.
__label__4 Norm's has become my go to breakfast joint in Summerlin. The food is good, service is good, good is ample and wifi is free and fast. \n\nThe bread/toast is excellent and may be my favorite part of the meal when I order eggs. The wheat pancakes are probably my favorite thing on the menu.
__label__3 everyone needs to try the broccoli bites, first off. probably the best ever. i also had the greek pizza which was also delicious. prices are reasonable as well. the only reason i didn't give it 5 stars, is that the service wasn't the best ever. there were no servers, just the bartender, and he was rather slow and we had to ask for water refills. (the bar section wasn't busy either) but he was friendly, so i can't complain too much. i'd definitely go back. oh, another bonus: they serve pizza super late!
__label__0 I ordered a Latte and for the first time I felt I drank the worst ever coffee in my one and half years in the US. The Caribous and Starbucks were closed and this was my only option. I threw the coffee into the trash even before it's half done. It sucks big time.
__label__1 Ok, I admit it, I love reality TV and trashy \"celebrity\" shows.\nNot enough to pay for a Kardashian pen, $8 bottle of water or paper face mask of them.\nDidn't seem like anyone else did either.\nNo photos allowed.\nPoor quality merch (those beach towels looked faded and tacky)\nService was fine, but really just consisted of a guy standing around since noone was interested in buying anything.\nThose girls make enough money already, why degrade yourself with selling stuff no one needs (or wants)
__label__3 Blink and you may miss the parking lot entrance! This QT is conveniently located but finding the entrance to the parking lot is easily missed if you don't enter from the  neighboring business's lot.
__label__0 I have been in a few times, every time I wait forever for my food, and if I dare to order a coffee I am guaranteed a long wait and a luke warm drink, one time they actually forgot to put the coffee in my latte!!! My food order has been wrong more times then is acceptable, the service it SLOW and the staff seems not to care about their customers, terrible business!!! The only plus is they have good beer on tap and my husband likes that, but we will not be going back until the change so things.
__label__0 15 minutes for two lattes!!  The staff finished 3 orders that were behind me before realizing I was waiting for something. You're very lucky that there's not a Starbucks in Verrado.....
__label__0 I don't know how people give this place 5 stars... I went to take a tour before I bought the groupon and was overwhelmed by the smell of urine! They also wouldn't let me see any of the facility except the very first part of the \"playroom\". Red flag! If you want your dog to forget all it's potty training and inhale ammonia all day this is the place for you!
__label__1 Oh dear, oh dear, where to begin....\n\nOnly out of laziness do I come here as often as I do. Situated no more than 200 yards from my work, if I'm going out for lunch it's an easy fix. And admittedly I do love their Pear, Rocket and Walnut salad... and that's about the only plus I can muster I#m afraid.\n\nIt's hard not to compare Let Me Eat to Thyme, which occupied the space in its previous incarnation. The former is managed by one of the latter's old staff, so I think that alone gives me licence. And with this in mind, I can't help but think they've looked at what Thyme did and tried to emulate it at half the cost. Unfortunately it shows.\n\nRolls and Paninis aren't filled quite so generously as they once were, salads are smaller, soups less extravagant. The whole set up smacks of a bunch of first-timers trying to make more money by spending less. \n\nOn my last visit I had Chicken Noodle Soup, which was chicken stock (fair enough, I'm a fan of that) and about 4 noodles and... well, let's say I'm STILL looking for the chicken! Thyme used to offer thick broths and meaty beasts packed with flavour and ingredients (Red Thai Chicken, Meat Ball, Smokin' Chicken.... these are soups!); Let Me Eat offer think, stock-based half-efforts.\n\nOne morning I opted for toast, a bargain at 50p you would think. Only both the bread and butter had been frozen overnight, so the bread cooled very quickly, and the butter was simply a clumped into the centre of the bread and the lad sandwiched it all together in the hopes it would melt into the bread by the time I got to work. Alas, it did not. Woeful.\n\nIt's a shame, because the staff are very warm and friendly, and I'd like them to do well. But to succeed with this venture they're going to have to invest in better produce and deliver heartier portions. Otherwise they will inevitably follow the path of the superior Thyme. If they couldn't make it... these guys don't stand a chance.
__label__4 My review might be a wee bit biased because Ive come to be pals with these guys but as far as lunchtime meals go, there really isn't anywhere better in Edinburgh. \n\nThe first thing that springs to mind is the amount these guys give you! How many times have you come away from a  cafe thinking they are obviously counting every piece of chicken/lettuce/tomato etc? At this place they just throw on half a chicken! \n\nit's also cheap and much cheaper than their disinterested neighbour, Foodies. hell, I've had so many free coffees and even the odd lunchtime vodka from these guys, it's just another great aspect. \n\nFood aside, the guys are great and play some great music. The short haired girl who works there is so lovely and looks like something out of a French New Wave film. \n\n\nJust go, you really won't be disappointed.
__label__4 Really great concept. Food is good and the coffee is super tasty. My little one loved it. We will definitely be back. Nice job.
__label__0 DO NOT use this pharmacy!  These people are incompetent, especially the \"manager\" Jerry who does not even return customer phone calls.  It has been 3 days and many, many phone calls and I still do not have my Rx.  I will never use this pharmacy again.  Don't waste your time...find a different compounding pharmacy!
__label__0 Save your time and money and go to Dry Bar at the Scottsdale Quarter across from Kierland or Kimberly's dry bar on Lincoln Drive in Phoenix.  You will be glad you did.  This place has poor customer service and the receptionists are snotty and unprofessional.\n\nThe facialist, Linda, is extremely unprofessional, rude and condescending.  She does not give a good facial.\n\nEnough said.
__label__1 My husband and I have been to this restaurant on two other occasions and found the meals to be quite good.  This time, we brought friends that had never been there before and were extremely disappointed.\n  First off, it took forever for a waiter or waitress to come to our table to take a drink order.  Water was never served unless asked for.  Everyone's meal was just mediocre to bland and we all had different entrees.  Before dinner was over, the waiter brought our check.  When we stopped him and asked about having dessert and coffee, he apologized, took away the check and brought over dessert menus.  We had to point out to him that some of us were still eating our entree.  Again he apologized.  We wondered if this was his first job and if so, more training was definitely needed. \nDon't believe we will be returning to this restaurant.  Too many excellent italian restaurants to choose from.
__label__0 Bland. Old. Cold.\n\nPros\nNothing. It's literally taking me time trying to come up with something positive to say here. \n\nCons\nA lot of food was out buffet style and it looked old and reheated.\nThe food and salsa was bland. Why would a place like this not have made to order hot fresh food?\nThe menu was hard to read, change the font and overall style of it.\nAbout 60% of the tables had dirty plates on them. When we left there were still dirty tables and no it wasn't busy. If the front of the house is unkept, I can't even image what their back looks like.\n\nOverall\nI would be willing to give them another try but I'm honestly scared of getting food poisoning. There is a lot of food out and I doubt they throw it all away every night. Also, why don't I just go to a place that serves me fresh food?
__label__0 Stopped in for a pit stop and we ordered wine and a Manhattan. Imagine my surprise to look across the room to see bartender violently shaking a bourbon drink! Yikes. Bourbon should be stirred. The shaking creates a swamp water effect on bourbon. Plus it was served as a martini instead of on ice as the menu described. I suggest they rename the Manhattan a Bruised Bourbon.  \n\nThink I will stick with Barrelhouse for cocktails.
__label__3 This place is cozy & nice. Atmosphere is good for date or gathering of friends. Our server was very nice in offering suggestions & being patient while we talked before ordering. She was good with water refills, checking on us after we received our food several times to ensure we were satisfied. \n\nThe food was good. Tried the salmon based on sever's suggestion. It had a delicious sauce. Our drinks were also very good, a moscato that had a very nice honey / apricot aftertaste. \n\nBecause it is cozy you may notice other tables conversations competing with yours, but it wasn't so loud I couldn't hear. All in all a great dinner.
__label__4 Love this place! The service was great!! Everyone was super friendly! The atmosphere was just incredible
__label__2 Three stars is for the flavor of the food. Unfortunately it wasn't well executed. So for execution I'd give it more like 2 stars.  The drinks took so long that the food had arrived before we got them.  But the food wasn't what we ordered unfortunately. The waiter was very nice and he fixed it as quickly as he could.  But even then the execution wasn't great. The turkey panini was flat grilled on dry bread so it crumbled as you picked it up.  The flavor of the bruschetta was good but again the execution made it hard to eat. The bread was sliced but the toppings were put on after.  Standard flatware isn't sharp enough to cut through prosciutto so I destroyed it trying to serve it to my table mates.  \n\nSo generally we were treated well and liked the food but the execution just wasn't really good enough to bring us back again.
__label__1 I've been to OHSO once with a friend and another time with a date.  I was excited to first go there due to their large arizona beer selection on tap.  Walking in, the place has a very industrial Arcadia look to it.  You could think of it as the Vig but with exposed cement board in the ceilings.  \n\nThe crowd is a nice mix, but I never got passed the vibe.  It feels like a neighborhood bar where everyone knows each others name, but I don't know anyone.  There doesn't feel like there's any energy to the place.  Looking at the food menu, it's uninspired.  My friend ate lunch there and said it was nothing that great.  \n\nThe thing I don't get is no happy hour.  Okay okay.. there's happy hour.. but it's until 5pm.  I don't work dental office hours and neither do most of my friends.\n\nWith so many other places offering a better vibe, food, and happy hour within a mile, I just don't think I'll be going back again.\n\nI can sum up the whole experience to what happened on our way out.  OHSO is like the candy jar my date and I saw when we walked out.  She was excited to see it and grabbed one.  A few seconds later she made this sour face when she found out it was black licorice.
__label__3 I wish I was a beer drinker.\n\nBut alas, I am not.  But the people that I was with on Friday were and they had nothing but great things to say about the beer selection. I had cider...which really doesn't tell you much.  But I did try their sangria and I really wasn't impressed.  \n\nIt was pretty awesome that the owner, John, came up and chatted with us for a good half hour about the restaurant.  It has only been open for 6 weeks and they are trying different things with the menu.  The micro brewery won't be up and running for another 6-9 months, but the beers that they had were from breweries local and from the western side of the country.  He also let my two friends try different types of beer to see what they would like.  I only heard amazing things about the White Chocolate beer that they had.  He also explained to me why I may had not like the sangria, which was also interesting.  \n\nI did not have anything to eat while I was there, but I had to say that the ribs that our neighbors at the next table were having smelled AMAZING!  (I am not a BBQ person by any means, so that to me was a big plus) \n\nMy friend and I both commented that we had to try this place since we drove by it so many times.  I can't wait to go back and try the food...and update the review! :)
__label__2 If you like hot cucumbers, you'd better get into OHSO fast, because I'd bet this place has a six month to one year lifespan. \n\nReally, hot cucumbers? My partner and I were excited to see OHSO from the street, and I was particularly intrigued with the \"Nano Brewery\" moniker. Sounds great! Big disappointment. They are trying to be like St. Francis or The Vig, and it ain't working for them. \n\nAnd then I ordered a $12 or $13 \"flatbread,\" which was a tiny square pizza with hot cucumbers on top of it. That's right . . . cooked cucumbers. Ugh!!! After scraping the cucumbers off, the balance of the chicken flatbread tasted OK. But like so many things on the menu here at OHSO, it was overpriced and uninspired.\n\nI like the beer list, but that's about it. Give it a little more intimate interior design, set up an outrageous happy hour, and this place could make it. But not like it is now. No way.\n\nEdited on Jan 3, 2015: We've been back. We really like the back patio there. Beer choices are great, not so much difference on food. I'd like a better happy hour. Bumping up by one star.
__label__3 Been to OHSO a few times since opening and there is a lot to like about it.  First off, there beer selection is great!  There is a wealth of choices available, many of which are not commonly seen or carried at most bars or restaurants. For the micro brew fans, you will love this place!  It gives you the ability to try some of the best selections out there from across the state and also some of the most popular out of state brewery's.  OHSO scores high marks on environment as well especially now that the new back patio has opened.  Great idea to do that especially with the canal behind it and the limited space up front.  If you get there during happy hour and wonder where all the people are, they are out back!\n\nMy only downside to OHSO so far has been the food.  I like the creative menu idea but nothing I have had has ever stood out in any way.  It is neither good or bad, just average.  I guess I tend to compare everything to 4Peaks and that is hard to compete with.  But overall, who cares.  Lets go drink some beer!
__label__2 We discovered this place in the current Phoenix magazine today. The place has a great look outside, upon arriving and inside was just as pleasant. It has a great patio out back but goodluck finding it. I read that one is to follow the Paw prints on the floor...could not find the Paw prints and had to ask for directions. I did like that they provide Dog biscuits and water out back.\nWe sat down starving, when our very friendly server, Hillary, immediately arrived to welcome us. Being our first time, we were eager to hear about the food but she completely assumed we were there to just drink. Are you pushing the brew here folks or the food? At least ask us why we are there first before you go on and on about the beer.\nWe started out with the Garlic hummus, which was good but it came out rather quickly. I question whether it was freshly made or from Cisco Foods. The cucumbers that came with it, were dried out, gross and rubbery. My partner ordered the Green chili stew Tacos and I had the Barbecue hamburger. Both were ok..it's above average, Bar food and need improvement. One of the tacos had a big piece of gristle. Don't you check your meat chef before you send it out? Complete lack of focus and concern for the quality of the food being sent out. \nYou might not care for my review but if you care about your brand and what you represent...not just your brewery...you will take our first visit review seriously.\nI know this may sound harsh but I must remain honest. People may come for great brew but they also for great food.
__label__4 $10 for a mimosa and brunch. Breakfast sandwich: bacon cooked perfectly crispy, the blend of guacamole and applewood smoked bacon is a true pleasure. The perfect breakfast treat!  The steak and eggs was a larger portion than expected and the chimichurri sauce was the perfect accompaniment. I'm surprised it was not more busy! They have a dog friendly back patio. Honestly, how amazing is that? The service was attentive and the options of beers is impressive. You must try as many as you can before you commit to one. \n\nIt's a must try. If I lived in town if be here every Sunday.
__label__2 Great for a night out! We had an awesome time with the extensive beer and cocktails selection. Their happy hour prices are spectacular- a pitcher of beer ended up being just a dollar or two more than a glass. Our group of 12 or so had awesome service outside on the front patio. Everything we ordered food-wise was great too- artichoke dip, green chile dip, sandwiches, etc.\n\nMy only real quibble here is with the parking. One, the lot is tiny compared to the number of people the place can hold, and parking is very tight. Secondly, there is optional valet parking, which is apparently free but that fact isn't well marked anywhere that we saw. The stop and go of the valet parking tends to get in the way of the non-valet parking and overall it seems like there is no real benefit to having the valet.
__label__1 Beer was okay.... Couldn't find anything on the menu that wasn't fried or full of bread.  My friend ordered a pizza and it came out wrong three times.
__label__3 This place has a great patio PLUS a great selection of microbrews.  I loved the setup of this place- great front and back patio-dog friendly too.  The back patio setup is awesome.  Great view of Camelback Mountain and the bicycle wall with the tires that are fans is super cool!  We came on Father's Day and for their BBQ Sunday special and we were not disappointed.  The special was great, huge portions.  The staff was very friendly and attentive.  Our waitress gave great recommendations and did not steer us wrong. Can't wait to go back!
__label__4 I love OHSO!! The husband and I bike along the canal often and get sucked into the fun ambience of OHSO. They are a bike and dog friendly bar and restaurant, and they really mean it! They have a whole wall dedicated to their biker customers with locks and several tools for all your bicycle needs. They have a lot of bike parking right off of the canal next to the outdoor patio. I was so surprised to see the amount of dogs that people brought! They just hangout in the booths, either on the floor or in the seat or even underneath the booths. OHSO provides free dog treats and water bowls to keep your dog happy. We came to brunch on a Sunday, so of course they had all the football games playing around the bar. OHSO has a great Sunday brunch special which includes a 10 oz beer and a choice of one of their brunch dishes for $10. Even without the special their normal prices are awesome, with pitchers of quality beer for only $9!  We got the breakfast flatbread and a pitcher of Orange Blossom, that's from Papago brewery, and omg they were both delicious. The orange blossom had a unique taste of oranges and a hint of vanilla, it was hard not to chug all of it immediately! The flatbread was amazing, it had eggs, spinach, Spanish chorizo and much more I can't remember. You could taste the great quality of the ingredients they used! I saw a LOT ( i mean a lot) of people get the biscuits and gravy, which you would think is ordinary but they put a classy twist on the dish, I will definitely try it next time, it looks so good! The couple next to us also had bloody Mary's and it looked amazing too! Ill try that next time too! I plan to know OHSO like the back of my hand within the next few years because its an amazing place and we live very close! Can't wait to come back!
__label__0 If you're going for beer and sunshine, by all means, go. If you're looking for friendly, personable and helpful service and bartenders, there are TONS of other cool-vibe and delicious- casual friendly places to eat  (close by and in old town Scottsdale).\nBest thing on the menu is the cheese burger.-all their food tastes fresh. But to hang out, mingle, check out the dogs and enjoy the sunshine, you will wait forever for a drink, forever to get the bartender's attention...you begin to feel like a crank because you and your group starts to complain about the poor service--it's better to get drinks somewhere else OR get a table. Even when you have a table, the servers are super slow. I won't spend one more dime or hour of mine here ever again.
__label__4 Such a cool place! If you love beer, this is the place for you! Tons of beers on the menu, they brew a handful themselves, they host local independent brewers as \"guest brews\" and then lots of other beers including several AZ craft brews !! Can sample any and as many Of the beers as you choose! Food is good too! I had the Burger and Cheese-ordered pink- loved it! My friend ordered the brisket sandwich-amazing! It's super Dog friendly- which pushes this place to the top of my favorites list! They even have free homemade dog biscuits for your furry friend to enjoy there or at home- my dog had lots of allergies, can't have treats usually- however she had no problems with these treats! She was very very happy and so be was I !
__label__1 Ok ohso I love you but seriously you charge a dollar to sample a beer?!? Just one beer?! Thats kinda ridiculous
__label__4 All I can say is Wow! I hosted a party here last Saturday for 40 guests as a surprise party for my parents anniversary. I had worked with Nate and everything we talked about he delivered, from the size of our reserved space on the back patio to the food etc. Our server, Ashley, was as good as it gets, everyone always had a drink, we never had to go looking for her. I would definitely recommend this place to anyone looking for a fun, casual place to have a private party as all our guests raved about the food, service etc!.
__label__3 Food was good.  Beer Cold, Atmosphere fine.  Has a dog friendly patio that was nice.   Green Chili bean dip was too heavy on the beans and too light on the Chili.  If you are going to have some chili dip, give the customer the option to put some heat in it.  As it was served, it was not as spicy as my mint toothpaste.  Nice place, I would go to again.
__label__4 I've only had the Pad Thai so far, but it was excellent. They apparently have a Thai chef, so most the dishes have a Southeast Asian flair--which I love.\n\nI've heard that the Korean burritos are also excellent--fresh ingredients, tasty sauce.\n\nThe owner is wonderful and very eager to please the customers.
__label__0 TERRIBLE REPAIR. DO NOT COME HERE IF YOU CAN AVOID IT!!!!!!...OR if you value your time, the quality of the repair, and your sanity!! \n\nThis review is lengthy, if you want to read my horror story then keep scrolling. \nIf your lacking in time: DONT CHOOSE THIS LOCATION!!!! PERIOD.\n\nThis location has been an absolute nightmare to deal with!!! They don't give a rat's fart about fixing anything the right way. I took my truck in for repair 6 months ago and only just got it fixed properly by another location a few days ago. \n\nGerber on Omaha is incompetent, pay zero attention to detail, and hope that you don't look too closely at their crap work so they can pass by with the least amount of effort on their part.\n\nIf you point something out they try and deflect by making ridiculous excuses. \n\nI told Rudy, a service liaison, that my truck alarm sounded muted/ weird. He was like no that sounds normal. Well RUDY- The Hampton branch confirmed my suspicions and said the alarm speaker was crushed!Thanks Rudy for addressing my concern and at least visually inspecting it before dismissing me.\n\nMy 2nd issue right out of the gate was when they didn't even notice that they hadn't buffed out the giant scuff on my headlight.\n\n3rd they installed my censors upside down!!! My truck would beep intermittently constantly. I had to drive back and forth to a toyota dealership many miles from my home to get it looked at. Not to mention on my own time + gas- at least 4 times. All in the hopes of determining what the problem was. \nEventually a toyota expert discovered the censors had been installed upside down.\n\nNow red flags AND bells are going off about this locations integrity and competence.\n\n4th, I took my truck back because the bumper was not flush and the fender was bent in slightly. How could they overlook this? I spoke with Monica the manager, to address this issue. As a little thank you for my patience they filled in a small chip on my windshield so the crack wouldn't spread. Mind you I had to ask for this and big whoop anyways after what I've already dealt with. \n\nAfter I pick up my truck this time, they threw my front mud flap in the back of my truck and never even bothered to put it back on!!!! \n\nBy this point I'm not a happy camper. \n\nMonica in my opinion only told me what she thought I wanted to hear to appease me. Which is incredibly frustrating. I don't want to hear apologies, I just want it to be fixed. Correctly.\n\n--during my re-do repair at the other location, I got an update saying they repaired the broken alarm speaker and that they found another clip hinge thing that was broken. So to me, it looks like the Omaha branch didn't bother to fix it- most likely because it wasn't visible from the outside. Cool guys. Thanks for taking such good care of me ;(\n\nI have lost sleep over my HORRIBLE experience at this Gerber. I will go out of my way to make sure to post my review on as many platforms as possible so people can make an informed decision to avoid this Gerber Omaha branch AT ALL COSTS. If your insurance suggests this location- drive the extra distance to go somewhere else. TRUST
__label__3 The worst thing about this place is its name.  I think even the hostess mispronounced it and it really has nothing to do with the menu or ambiance of the restaurant.  Goodyear needs another Mexican restaurant to go out of business 2 months after opening like it needs another pizza place.  So I was pleasantly surprised to find that although it has a Latin flair, Caballero Grill is not another Mexican restaurant.\n\nWe went for a late lunch which meant we were there for happy hour.  I had a great, big cheese burger and fries for 6 dollars.  Quality ingredients through out.  My wife ordered a couple of their specialty drinks which were a bargain at $4.\n\nThere were some other misses though.  The trio dip, while good was not worth the $5 happy hour price much less the $7 regular price.  Our neighbors had the mini chimichangas and they barely looked worth the $4 happy hour price.  My wife had the club sandwich sliders which were just too much bread and not enough flavor.  Domestic drafts are 50% off at happy hour but micro-brews are only 20% off which does not make me very happy.\n\nOverall though it was a pleasant surprise and not a complete fleecing.
__label__3 Great brunch for $20. Food is fresh, taste good and good service.
__label__0 First, the service was very bad. The bartenders were DRINKING after the customers and the OWNER was sitting there with them socializing and DRINKING his own beer.  It was hard to believe even after seeing it.\n\nMy girlfriend tried the Key Lime Pie Martini.  It was WAY too strong and the sugar on the rim was gooey and running down the glass. It was impossible to even drink half of it. \n\nFor my self, I ordered the Blueberry Mojito and it was disgusting. It was the equivalent of biting down onto a mint leaf with every sip, I could barely stand it. Should rename it the \"Extra extra Mint Mojito\"\n\nBasically, we gave it a try and we won't be back.
__label__1 The place is nice but it would be great if they would be consistent... Every time you go the food is different
__label__1 First time here was a ok experience.  Tried the lunch buffet for $7.99 and kids are $3.99 drinks are extra.  Went straight to sushi bar and it was not special. We took all the spicy tuna and it took a long time before they made more.  There was no one at the sushi counter. A lot for snow birds type hardly any Asians other then workers. (You know what I mean)  They had the basic Chinese food stuff. What I like was the bacon wrap shrimp, orange chicken, sesame chicken and the spicy/ sour soup was actually good.  I will stick to my usual Asian buffet place..
__label__1 You get what you pay for then a little more here I just  hate that they advertise hot and ready pizza but I order and it's 6 min for them to make it how is that hot and ready
__label__0 Absolute ripoff.  I took 3 shirts in and they charged me 19.47.  I'll never go back.  That's what I get for not checking yelp first.
__label__4 By far the most Authentic, delicious and friendly pizzeria I've been to. I cant wait to visit again!
__label__2 I must be missing something here! What's all the fuss about? Is there a certain pizza I should be ordering?  I wanted to like this spot, but left a little disappointed.\n \nOrdering by the slice is something I am used to at food courts inside of every mall in America. The difference is that the slices here are no joke!  One slice is enough to feed just about any person with a healthy appetite. \n\nI opted for a slice of pepperoni and sausage. Ok--here are the positives.....\nThe tomato sauce they use is light, flavorful, and what I have come to expect out of a good pizzeria. The dough is a good consistency and holds up without tearing or getting mushy.\n\nWhat I didn't care for was the toppings they used. The pepperoni seemed cheap and greasy.   In other words, the kind of pepperoni you would find on pizza in the freezer section of your favorite grocery store. The sausage was fresh but lacked flavor. I ended up wishing I ordered a slice of cheese instead.\n\nI will give this place another try, so I can sample the desserts that everyone talks about. The place is small and serves as a better take out place at the moment. However, it seems as though they may be renovating since the last time I was there. \n\nI am really searching for that can't miss pizza place in Las Vegas. I have been trying for 6 years and have not been successful.  Maybe next time, it will be better. Let's hope so!
__label__4 This place had some damn amazing pizza. Some of the best pizza i've had in Vegas, and pizza is all I eat when I'm out there!
__label__4 The Vegas meets Italy pizza is one of the best tasting pizzas in the neighborhood. Also the guys there really care about the food they sell and will gladly elaborate on any questions you might have. Go, eat, and be merry.
__label__1 Hit & miss.   Today was a miss. Eggs and bacon both under cooked. Pecan pie was runny and glopy.
__label__0 Today was not our first day at Dillon's, but it sure was our last!  Today we went in while visiting the zoo as the kiddos were hungry.  1/2 the shark tank room and 1/2 of the outside seating is empty. There are 4 \"hostesses\" doing absolutely nothing!  We stood there waiting forever.  People are now coming in from the main entrance and getting seated before us!  Then I was told I could go sit at the bar (not in the bar area, but at the bar)... keep in mind I have a 2 & 5 year old with me.... I don't think so!  Needless to say, we left and went elsewhere for our lunch today. \n\nFrom previous experiences at this location:\n\nCustomer service... what customer service, would have been served faster & better by trained monkeys!  To make it worse, it was a \"manager\" who was serving us last time and what should of taken 30-45 minutes, took over 2 hours and it was the bus boy who took better care of us!  Give that kid a raise and a promotion to manager! \n\nFood.... edible, but nothing special, definately not worth the money!\n\nIf you want good BBQ, go to Charleston's at Scottsdale Road & Frank Lloyde Wright!  That is where we are going!  Now they have great service & awesome food!
__label__1 Tessie (Tessy?) was our server, and she pretty much ignored us, Fun.\n\nThe onion rings were good, a light crispy batter with thinly cut onion. Nice.\n\nThe Pulled Pork Sandwiches were pretty unexciting. Mine was on the dry side, and my dining partner says that she did not get enough sauce. Further, yjr Sweet Heat sauce doesn't have a lot of flavor, only heat. \n\nTheir Mac n Cheese had corn in it. Don't get me wrong, I like corn, but I do not eat GMO corn and not telling me that corn is in a dish is not cool.
__label__2 The onion rings are delicious.  The rest of the food that we ordered was pretty boring.  I wish the menu had some more fresh options. The inside could use some updating.  Our table had a ripped and worn plastic table covering, it was not well maintained.  My kids love the flamingos, that was our favorite part.
__label__2 Went to the zoo and Dillons for the very first time on 1/3/15.  We had an amazing day.  The zoo is really cool. After a long fun day we were starving, so we headed into Dillons.  We were a party of eight, 4 adults and 4 kids.  We were greeted by their friendly staff and seated quickly.  We ordered the Nacho's and onion rings.  The onion rings were good but I thought the nachos could have used more BBQ meat and cheese.  They were okay.  I ordered the pulled pork platter.  It was good, but not a Wow!  My husband and son ordered the build your own.  My husband and son liked what they ordered.  My grandkids liked the smiley face fries and shark tank.  All in all the BBQ was good, but I have had better.  As far as the service it was good.  My husband ordered a beer and it took awhile.  The prices were consistent with other bbq restaurants.    Overall it was a good experience and we would come again.
__label__2 From what I see there are three main reasons why anybody would be here and that being an employee does not count. One is you are here to either pay or dispute a ticket of some sort. Another is that you have been arrested and are standing trial for the alleged charges brought up against you (that would suck if this was you), and last but not least, jury duty.\n\nFor me it's jury duty (Thank God). I think at any given time, the overall total of jurors and prospective jurors outnumber everything else in the entire building. How do I know this? Well then read on my curious friend.\n\nI get my summons in the mail. At this point, I would say 99 percent of all recipients have a frown on their face when they see it. You follow all instructions on the letter and on the phone when you are prompted.\n\nSo the day comes for you to report. You park your car in the Fremont Street Experience Parking Structure 5 blocks away. YES I SAID 5 BLOCKS AWAY. You have to go 4 blocks East and then 1 block over going south. You have to park here because only this location is where the they will validate you. This is where I was muttering WHAT THE FUDGE? Im glad I did my service on April 30th, which was a nice 80 degree day with a cool breeze. Now imagine you are already running late, it's raining or even worse, triple digits. Damn, how are you gonna give a fair shake to anybody in court if you are chosen as the juror being in a bad mood? Im just sayin, you know?\n\nSo you go through the metal detector and make your way up to the 3rd floor into a big room full of jurors and prospective jurors. Based on your assigned juror number, you will be called up in batches and then sent off to the court rooms for selection. For those that are not called, which I wasn't, you wait. And wait. And wait. Finally you will have people from the first batch coming back to be excused. If you see this, chances are jurors have been selected and that you will eventually be excused as well. Sometimes, the whole batch is excused and you will be called with your batch for the next wave. I got lucky because they got what they needed from the first batch. So on my merry way I went.\n\nOverall, I give the whole process of jury duty a 3 star ok rating. Why? Here are the pros and cons.\n\nPros: You get a break from your normal job and most companies cover your days served whether picked or not. There is free wifi  so bring your laptop or favorite electronic device to catch up on shows, movies, and of course Yelping! (Yelp Talk is always entertaining!) You can catch up on some sleep if you grab any one of the chairs that are against the wall. \n\nCons: The long ass walk from the parking structure to the building as described above. Sitting next to an offensive person whether they talk too much, smell, or are just overall creepy. Kinks in your neck or back if you chose to sleep but are not on a chair up against the wall. \n\nSome tidbits: For you smokers, there is a designated smoking balcony on the 7th floor. Otherwise, you will have to go back down to the 1st floor to go outside but you have to go through security again. Recently they just had a Capriotti's Sandwich Shop open up so good food should not be a problem. Make sure to bring your parking ticket from the structure so they can validate it for you. Last but not least, you cannot leave until they have scanned your juror badge and have stamped it with their initials.\n\nSo in conclusion, jury duty is everybody's responsibility whether you like it or not. It's not the worse thing in the world but the process kind of sucks.
__label__3 I love how it says, yeah I'm a fan! For four stars. I'm clearly being sarcastic. I paid 12 for parking for an hour and forty minutes. If you look rough and speak poorly you get the judge's sympathy and are allowed to speak where he will kindly listen. If you're dressed respectively, he'll cut you off and give you minimum payments of $100 a month ;(
__label__3 Tho Pho here is great! Broth tastes almost good as Pho So 1 :)\nthe restaurant is very empty around 4pm. (Maybe that is the only reason they have times to keep the place very clean all the time lol ) \n\nGood place!
__label__1 Music was awesome! Drinks were overpriced enough that I gave this place a two. Maybe that's par for Scottsdale but I don't think 18 dollars for a captain and coke and a double red stag and coke is acceptable.
__label__3 Great Venue so much better than a completely indoor one. It gets way to hot and stuffy when you are completely inside. They have a hot dog stand at least when me and my hubby were there they did and it was great to have some munchie food. The bartenders know how to pour their drinks. They are expensive but we'll worth it. I'll happily go here again.
__label__3 This is the first place I've ever gone to receive a foot massage. However, I was completely surprised that for just $20 you actually a full body massage for a whole hour. I always leave feeling super relaxed and they really do a great job working on my back and neck. They get pretty busy now so I would definitely recommend making an appointment.
__label__0 I was about to walk in to get a massage. The lady from the massage place opened the door practically in my face and told me I needed to move my car because I am parked in front of the pizza place next door. I explained to her that there was no sign. She rudely told me to move again. I went in my car. She stood there staring at me waiting to move. I told her that I change my mind and l will not be getting a massage. She laughed and waved her hand at me.
__label__3 Had to go in when I saw the sign. Didn't expect to buy anything, but I found a cool zombie Hello Kitty shirt for my daughter. It's a little too big, but maybe after it gets washed a couple of times, she can wear it to kindergarten.
__label__2 Real neat idea.  Neat to visit.  Some useful stuff.  A bit overpriced.  Staff very helpful.
__label__0 The lady that answers the phone is rude. And btw, they no longer accept spay/neuter pet vouchers.
__label__3 Great place to get that hard to find spice type of stuff.
__label__1 First, I should start this second review by saying that I made a review shortly after I moved in with 5 stars. I'm not one to be negative or point fingers - but my experience over the last few months has been less than 5 stars.\n\nFirst, over payment of rent. I take responsibility for paying \"double\" rent for 4 months. Yeah , 4 months. My mother fell ill in June and passed away in July. I suppose I was wanted to be sure I paid,due to personal issues in my life. Turnberry never asked me to refund my payments, nor offered any compensation / interest on the $8,000 rent they had. This continued on and I finally asked them to refund my rent, which was like pulling teeth - it took weeks for them to do this, but I finally was able to get 2 months rent back. Loosing a parent and taking care of my 86 year old father was and still is the most difficult thing I've had to deal with. No compassion by the bean counters at Turnberry.\n\nI've been asking about renewing my lease / increase since November. I was told Dec 15 I would have info. That never happened and I eventually was told I would have a 10% increase on a month to month and a huge increase in a lease. This makes zero sense to me!\n\nSince Oct I have a new nieghbor. She decides to move furniture or \"bowl\" between 10pm and 4am every evening. I am also privileged to hear arguments with her boyfriend for hours as she clicks across the apartment in her high heels, in addition to hearing her poor dog crying - my guess is she leaves the poor little dog outside in 40 degree weather because she's to busy moving furniture or arguing with her boyfriend. I lost it the other night and screamed off the balcony and asked her to please respect me downstairs and not move furniture at 10-11pm. I'm pretty patient since this has been a 3 month on going situation. Who moves furniture in the middle of the night, every night? It's wrong!!!!!\n\nToday I went to speak to management about my lease , increase and address the 10pm-5am furniture mover and aminal abuser. \n\nThey were \"sorry\" but couldn't address  my issues because management is changing and the new person won't be back until next week. In addition, my rent is going up about $400 to be comparable to \"market\" value. Market value us not $2500-$2700 a month for a 2 bedroom apt! Sadly if I do a month to month my rent increases 10%.\n\nI love everyone that works here; security, front desk, valet, service folks... \n\nBut Managment is a mess, the condo association is a mess and each one points fingers at one another.
__label__3 So friendly here, both on the phone and in person! I asked for directions over the phone and they were so very helpful and you can almost hear the smile when they answered the phone. They're even more attentive in person! I didn't actually buy running gear today though. I just got a chance to check the place out when picking up a race packet for the Lifetime Turkey Race that takes place on Thanksgiving.\n\nThere was a nice variety of running attire, convenient sized water packs (compact enough to carry on your back but not too bulky like most are), and of course, running \"soles\" or shoes. I will definitely return here as I become more serious with running. Then, I can put their running knowledge to the test, because I will definitely need some tips about getting prepared for doing a 1/2 marathon, and maybe a full one someday. Plus, I never seem to find the right type of shoes for my feet on my own. I could use an professional's advice on how my \"feet fall\" when I run.
__label__3 Nice, weird space inside with bright accents of color. Friendly service and delicious cookies. The iced cafe au lait was a bit bitter tasting, but still better than other cafes (looking at you Second Cup), especially the nearby Starbucks. It can be a little cramped inside and the barista misunderstood us and made 2 drinks when I asked for 2% milk.
__label__1 A overall disappointment! I always enjoy going to a place where they give out free peanuts, but normally the fun is throwing the shells all over. Here they give you the peanuts, and no real place to put the shells. Apparently, the floor is not expectable here. Also, the \"build your own burger\" theme is not original at all! In fact go to McDonald's and ask them to add or take off any topping to any burger and they will.....way to go you \"built your own burger.\" I just saying that this can be done ANYWHERE.\n\nThen I ordered the bacon burger with grilled onions. I ended up with no bacon and for some reason mushrooms. Once I advised them of the problem they were kind enough to give me some bacon that looked like it was cooked yesterday. The bacon was cold, old, dry, and all broken up. At that point I felt like they might as well just have given me bacon bits from a jar. \n\nIf I or anyone else is going to pay $11 for a drink, burger, and no fires, they should at least get the order right.
__label__0 Wow! I cannot believe this place can charge this much for a so-so burger. It was small, flavorless, and I swear I tasted freezer burn. I laugh at the fact that I spent so much and received so little in return. Oh, did I fail to mention that it also cost me $1 per topping?! I do not understand the rave about these burgers.\n\nI also ordered a half-shake, at least that is what I call it. A $6 mini-shake. I can understand if the quality is great, but come on. The shakes at McDonald's are just as good.\n\nThis place is not a fine dining establishment, so why must I wait 22 minutes for a so-so burger, fries, and a mini-shake? Oh right, there were two of us.\n\nSorry, but I was really let down. I just wanted a decent burger and to enjoy this place. I will not return. It is a shame with all the clientele running through Town Square, you would think they would step-up their game.
__label__3 Wow...considering the mixed reviews here, I had to chime in as well.\n\nI was greeted by a very friendly hostess who offered to seat me, or redirect me to the bar, if I preferred.  My choice should be obvious.\n\nThe bartender was great.  Very engaging, made some good drink specials, and chatted the whole time.\n\nI had the inferno burger, which I thought was delicious.  A spicy burger that is ACTUALLY spicy!  Finally!  I'm sooooo bored with all the lame attempts to appease the masses by marketing a spicy dish that disappoints on the Scoville scale.  (I think I've mentioned that I have to plead with my Thai food servers that I really mean 10....maybe even 11)\n\nOur group also shared some onion rings, fried pickles, and fried mac & cheese.  I'm not a fan of mac & cheese anyway, so I won't elaborate on that one, but the onion rings were top notch.  Great crisp, fresh sweet onions, and good dipping sauce.  The fried pickles were amazing!  I love that they use full length sandwich slices and batter fry them.  I would just order those next time.\n\nI think this is a good little spot.  I'll return there for lunch or happy hour for sure.
__label__1 Not long after posting my review, I was contacted by their Director of Marketing & Community Relations apologizing for my less than excellent experience. She was incredibly sweet and accommodating. My gripes about my experience there still stand, but I commend them for taking my criticisms and addressing them with me in an appropriate and appreciative manner. Hopefully, they'll still take my to-go cup gripe to heart.
__label__0 I arrived at the restaurant ten minutes before opening. Two of the chefs were outside smoking and engaging in inappropriate conversation about what I could only assume was something to do with their ex girlfriend. Something about not paying her cell phone bill. I'm a biker and don't mind swearing, but it may have offended some other patrons.\n\nAt 10:57am the doors were opened and I took that to mean that the business was open as well, so I entered. The two chefs aforementioned had gone back inside by that time and where behind the line prepping. After seeing the counter/bar to be empty, I went over to the pass (kitchen) to ask if they were open (again, two minutes before posted time.) I was told that they were not open for another two minutes and was left to wait at the counter. After the allotted two minutes someone else approached the counter and greeted me. I tried ordering, but they left without warning while I was in mid sentence. Passing this guy on the way back to the kitchen was another worker, who seemed to be a bit out of it. He looked hung over. I ordered my food three times because he couldn't remember three simple items. I then paid and went to my table. I was given a number and told to place it on the salt/pepper shaker.\n\nMy food was ready is about five minutes (Ilovebacon burger, fries, and a small drink). The burger itself was cooked to a perfect mid-rare, the bacon was still raw. The fries, which were advertised to be home style were frozen and from a bag. When I was given my food, it was from the first guy who walked off on me. He failed to retrieve my number and just kinda slapped the food down and walked off.\n\nThe long story;short of this is: if you want mediocre food and terrible service, this is the place for you.
__label__1 I was surprised at how small the menu was and without many choices I ordered the BBQ burger, my girlfriend didn't order anything because the limited choices weren't appealing to her, and her son got the kids hot dog. My burger came out pretty quick but just the burger no hot dog. I thought it was probably on the way but after quite some time we realized they forgot it. The bartender noticed there was no other food on the table and asked if we were ok. We told him no and he told a lady that we never got the hotdog and not believing us even though the table only had one plate on it she asked to see our receipt kind of rudely like we were lying. Shortly after the hot dog came out and she said sorry but didn't seem sincere or like she wanted to help make up for the problem. Then I felt that the small burger that doesn't come with fries wasn't going to be enough so I went to order fries and then get 2 drinks at the bar. When I got back to the table the fries were there but the girl who asked to see the receipt tried to make it seem like they were giving us an order of fries to make up for the situation to my girlfriend when the reality is I paid for them.\n\nThis was my first and only time going here. The customer service was terrible and the burger was mediocre and small. I was expecting more flavor. The only positive was the bartender as he was the only one that tried to help when he noticed that my girl's son didn't have food in front of him and was helpful on suggesting a white IPA beer to me that was delicious.
__label__0 The only thing this place loves is high prices. They clearly hate burgers. Food was greasy, cold and not worth even finishing. I hope this place closes sooner than later, there are way too many restaurants in Las Vegas that are overpriced and substandard that stay open because they rely on non repeat tourist business.
__label__0 I used to love going here, would eat at least once a week. Today was horrible.  The food has gone down hill, the bathroom was filthy with paper all over the floor and dirty floors. \n\nWe sat at the bar and the bartender was a joke.  The special was Bloody Mary's and I had to keep correcting him, by the time he was done...they were a site and he said he'd been working there over a year.  One patron had to ask multiple times for their check.  Another patron asked for a beer with no fruit, the bartender was insistent on adding fruit and the patron stated that she did not want fruit in her beer. He commented, it's a citrus blend, there's already fruit in it. \n\nThe bartender was constantly touching his face, and didn't wash his hands before squeezing lime into the Bloody Mary's, when he couldn't get the garnish of lime on the rim he tossed it in and said \"oh well.\"  When were limes in Bloody Mary's?\n\nThe bartender then disappeared for a bit, took others orders, fiddle farted around...I finally piped up and said we were ready to order.  After our food was brought out, he never checked on us. The fries were over cooked, and our drink glasses were empty.  We had to ask for water and refills.  He tried to take away my friends food before she was done, but left 3 empty drink glasses in front of my other friend. \n\nThe picked up trash off the floor, then started cutting limes without washing his hands.  After he cleared our dishes, he disappeared again, and we sat there waiting to pay.  He came back and started working on another task and I had to ask for the check.  He bright the check, we paid by credit card, he brought the paperwork back for us to sign and just stood there.  After we filled it out and signed it, he still just stood there, then he said that he was supposed to get the signed copy and I said I know, we are not ready to give it to you yet.  \n\nIn summary, food was not as good as it used to be, and the bartender who had been there for at least a year, needs to be trained in health and safety, customer service, and the items on the menu.
__label__1 Located by the West Garage in Town Square on the Boulevard.\n\nThe sweet potato fries and the nom-noms (fried mac n' cheese bites) are straight up. Nothing spectacular, but fried well.\n\nThe main event - the burger. I ordered the Inferno burger and my wife got the Oregon Trail. The beef is what makes this burger special, but it was far from special. It downright sucked. I ordered medium-rare and got well-done. My entire party of 12 got well-done burgers. The patty was under-seasoned or not seasoned at all. I guess that's how they do it over there. A Whopper is more satisfying than these burgers.\n\nI heard the shakes are great, but I'm not coming back to try them. I recommend going to SmashBurger or Five Guys for the $5-$8 burger price range.
__label__2 Decent sushi, but on the expensive side since the portions were a bit skimpy. Would be all right for happy hour, but was a bit much for a dinner. The sushi was good, if a bit inconsistent. The tempura was perfectly done, as was the batter. The salmon rolls were average, the Yellowtail tuna rolls were bleh (says hubby), the cinco de drinko rolls were awesome, but the sauce they drizzled over them way way too heavy for such delicious fish. The coconut martini was good, but a bit on the pricey side. The beef sashimi was good, but too peppery for my taste.
__label__3 Good service shop for basic things like a smog or quick oil change.. Prices decent, about $16 for a smog and $28 for an oil change.
__label__3 I've been here several times now for lunch and I took dinner to-go a couple of times too. My only complaint abt this place was that there is no one to greet or seat you upon entering. That appears to be fixed. The service was great. Food was delicious. I'm so glad this new place opened. I actually drive past Thai Orchid to come to this place now.
__label__4 Ordered the Red Curry lunch special, 'Thai' hot. It had a nice spice to it, not overpowering the flavor. I plan to try the Double Thai Hot next time I am in. \n\nService was great, I drink Iced Tea pretty damn fast, I never had to wait long for a refill. \n\nThe curry wasn't runny, like many other Thai restaurants. It has a nice consistency. The fried spring rolls were tasty.\n\nWe also tried the home made ice cream with fried banana. It was a coconut ice cream and it was excellent. \n\nI'll be sure to come back, this is my new favorite Thai place in the west valley!
__label__3 The service was spot on.  They have a very small bar section (three seats) but for someone often on the road it was perfect. The alcohol selection is very limited (primarily beer and wine) but they make this up with wonderful food. I tried the mild yellow curry with chicken.  A lot of sauce (it could have used some more potatoes and onions) but a strong flavor. Far from fine dining but a great local, casual dining spot.
__label__4 During marching season, my boyfriend and I went here nearly every Friday for date night. We still go every few Fridays, as we absolutely love it here! The food is delicious, especially the curry and coconut ice cream. The servers are always kind, they tend to try keeping conversations short and to the point. Its an extremely nice restaurant.
__label__0 Oh dear, what can the matter be?  EVERYTHING!!!  What a train wreck of an experience.  First, very difficult to find.  Unfortunately, we found it.  The place was empty at 7:30 while all other nearby Borgata restaurants were full.  That should have been a clue.  Had a Deal Chicken certificate so we had one appetizer, two entrees and two non-alcoholic beverages.  Appetizer was an overly toasted cardboard-like english muffin with some cream cheese, avocado and sundried tomato.  They said Bella! Bella! Bella.  I say, insipid.  Raspberry Lassi drink was good but strawberry spritzer was not.  Two glasses of warm water were delivered.  I asked about ice and waitress said she'd see if they had any.  Had any?  Really?  Salmon entree sounded good on menu but they were out.  Tilapia sounded good but they had no tilapia and were substituting sole which was very fishy smelling and tasting.  Supposed to be served with millet but they were out and substituted brown rice which looked like a very pale, pasty, tasteless grool.  Single fork wrapped in paper napkin.  No spoon, no knife, no salt/pepper on table. Sign on door written in crayon said that there might be some delays since four staff left suddenly.  Smart people.  They abandoned ship before the sinking.  Glad I used the Deal Chicken certificate now because if I waited much longer they will surely be deservedly dark.  Can't remember laughing so much and so hard over such a terrible dining experience.
__label__0 This hotel was just terrible. The room they checked us into had fixtures falling off the wall, no phone and no working light! When we complained, they put us in a room not much better. Would rather camp in the parking lot!
__label__4 Had a water heater go out. The Rocky Mountain Restoration team got my home looking back to normal in no time. Very grateful for their help.
__label__2 Old Town Whiskey is closed.
__label__4 The smoked wings are amazing! We also got the pepperoni pizza and the house salad, and both were good. On Sunday's they have $2 bloody Mary's, which makes for a great night of football.
__label__0 Had the taboule there. If it wasn't for me being as hungry as I was with little other options at the food court I would not have ate it. What was supposed to be bright green was bordering on brown. It resembled the color of canned spinach! Of course it looked like they threw a handful of fresh herbs in there to make it appear fresher and to get away with extending the life of this salad that should have just been tossed!! I had an upset stomach for 2 days after eating here. Yuk..
__label__4 Got a flyer in the mail thinking yeah another waste of money.....well I was wrong fast delivery great food pizza ribs and brisket was all super yummy thanks to great new businesses definitely I will be back for more yummy food
__label__1 I was very excited when I saw the 'Coming Soon' sign prior to their opening and was looking forward to dining here. I have been there twice now, and do not intend on going back. The food is not bad, but overall, my experience was unsatisfactory.\n\nNot only are they overpriced, but they are stingy. I absolutely hate restaurants who charge a fortune, but have little to offer. Both times I came, I ordered the 1/2 'Pollo a la Brasa'; the second time, they did not give me fries. I was told that they no longer offer fries with the meal. Not only is this false advertising on the menu, but this just shows how cheap they are. How expensive are potatoes??\n\nPlease don't order the Yuca fries. The $6 order comes with 5 fries, literally. If you are willing to pay over a dollar for a 2-inch fried potato, then by all means go for it.\n\nThe waitress I had was impatient and gave me all sorts of strange looks each time I tried to get her attention. When I asked for sauce for the chicken (which should have come with it), she looked at me as If I was absolutely insane. If it were not for my co-worker treating, I would have made sure the server received minimal tip.\n\nI do not intend on going back to support a business like this one.
__label__3 Having traveled to Peru numerous times, I must say that the food here is equal to or better that what is available in Peru. We went there for lunch and went back to have dinner. The owners and wait staff work very hard so that your dinning experience is well worth a visit. Enjoy!!
__label__4 Chef Ben is a great little place to enjoy some awesome sushi and food at a very reasonable price. A good amount of rolls average $3.50 and are very well prepared. This place was so good we went back the next day.
__label__1 I moved to Montreal almost a year ago and was told that I should try Scores as I like rotisserie chicken. We have Swiss Chalet where I was from. Finally got to try this place out at the Place Vertu location. The night started off on a good note but ended not well for me (my husband enjoyed his meal). \n\nThough I usually order the quarter chicken with white meat, I decided I was craving the dark meat more after our workout at the gym. So we both ordered the 2 chicken legs dinner. We were told it would take about 15 minutes, which is fine with us because in my mind, that means the chicken should be freshly made. \n\nBecause the meal includes unlimited soups, salads and fruit from the salad bar, we headed there first. I really enjoyed the chicken noodles soup and lentils soup. The salads I chose we're good as well, though the mushrooms looked wilted. \n\nThen when our meals came, we noticed we only received 1 leg of chicken each. When we pointed this out, the waitress said that if we order another one and can't finish it, we would have to pay an extra $3 each (even though it was only supposed to cost $2.50 each leg according to the menu). I have never heard of this. On top of that, she should have mentioned this at the beginning or have it written on their menu. I told my husband I would have ordered the chicken breast had I known this, but shrugged it off. The waitress checked on us after we received our meal and asked how everything was and we indicated it was good (I liked their fries and that was all I had so far). But then I tried the chicken and noticed it was dry. I noticed my husband almost finished his chicken and told him mine was dry and said that his was really moist. The server never came around again to even fill up our water. When it was time to leave, my husband asked if we can pack up was was left of portion of chicken and half of his baked potato and her response was let her check and that was the last straw for me. I told her the reason there was chicken left is because it was dry. Instead of apologizing and asking if I would like another piece, she turned the tables around and said that it was my fault for not mentioning that when she came around to ask if everything was ok. I explained that at that point I had only tried the fries. She said that's not an excuse. I was floored but made sure I did not hear it wrong. I have never been spoken to by a server of any restaurant whether its a fast food or high class restaurant. Needless to say my husband still gave her a good tip because he enjoyed his meal, but I told him I never want to go to that place ever again.
__label__4 Update: \n\nI really don't have anything to say that you haven't read here before. But still. \n\nI went in for a pre-photoshoot tan and was just as pleased as the first few visits. Laura is so great with scheduling and working around whatever is going on--she wasn't available during my ideal time so I went and saw one of her other girls (Sorry, it's been a while and I forget her name!). She was just as professional, and toned down the bronzing a little bit because my shoot was the next day so there wouldn't be time for it to fade naturally. One of these days I will get around to submitting my professional photo and claim my next tan...
__label__3 Nice little self-serve yogurt shop with a good selection of creamy and fruity flavors.  Toppings are varied, and include sliced mango, fresh blueberries, mini peanut butter cups, shredded coconut, popping boba, mochi, and more!  The flavors of frozen yogurt for today included Irish mint, vanilla, chocolate, red velvet, pomegranate berry, orange sherbert, dulce de leche, and pineapple.  The only thing I wasn't too thrilled about was the mochi, which was old and tough tasting.
__label__0 I would not return without strong coaxing. The food was nothing special. We ordered one of the skillets. I can't remember the name but it was the only one with feta cheese. Maybe my expectations were off but, when I have ordered skillets at other restaurants, the ingredients were integrated. At The Griddle, each item (scrambled eggs, potatoes, chicken and feta cheese) appeared to be cooked, placed on the iron skillet separately and then served. Additionally, the chicken was dry. The waitress also did not charge us the correct price for egg whites but, my friend did not want to address this as it was only a $1 over what it should have been.\n\nI ordered the French toast as I heard The Griddle on Eastern was known for their French toast. The portion was a good size and they tasted fine. Not wonderful and not bad but, they would not bring me back to this restaurant over another place.
__label__0 I ordered the Traditional eggs Benedict. it came out very quickly. The hollandaise sauce lacks traditional taste and actually had a very odd taste. not sure what the odd taste was but it was odd. i requested the hash browns extra crispy which only came out crispy on one side and wasn't even cooked on the bottom so they were basically half cooked and mushy in the middle. yuck! i could only choke down half the plate. the coffee is pretty bitter as well. 1 star and that's being generous.
__label__1 My breakfast and my boyfriends was very bland. We got the waffles and the blueberry lemon pancakes. The pancakes didn't even slightly taste like lemon and the waffles were mediocre. Although the presentation was nice, I won't be coming back.
__label__2 the music is wayyyyy too loud, very nice staff but I felt like I couldn't have a conversation because the music was turned up so much.
__label__2 My experience here was just okay. I ordered Pho and the broth just didn't cut it for me as being good but it was just alright. My boyfriend ordered the cashew chicken for the first time and he loved it. My friend got chicken fried rice and that was good as well. The price is fairly cheap for the portions at this place which is great for college students. I would come back here for food but not for the pho. \n\nI'm only giving three stars because of two reasons. One of them is that I ordered the Thai iced tea for almost $3 and I expecting to have some refreshing authentic Thai iced tea, but instead it was a really small bottled one from the fridge which was pretty disappointing and not worth $3. The woman behind the cashier said \"I'm too lazy to make a real one,\" as her excuse. My second reason is that the restaurant was way too humid and hot with the doors open on a humid rainy day. I was sweating uncomfortably while eating my hot pho and it was unpleasant. There were workers fixing the ceiling tiles or something nearby too, which I thought was unacceptable for when people are eating around them only a few feet away. \n\nThe food was good, the atmosphere not so much. I will still be coming back for a quick Thai fix because it's so accessible and conveniently located on Green st.
__label__3 Pho Tai :D\nThe broth: Great, not too sweet or heavily spiced.\nMeat: They drop it in right at the last minute when packing up your soup to go, so it's fresh. There is a decent portion of it. Definitely way more noodles than meat, but it's ehough to make me happy.\nThe vegetables: sprouts, green onion, lime, and a big portion of noodles. No thai basil included, you can ask them to add some on the side.\n\nI recommend taking it to go, coming home, and pouring everything into one of your own big bowls at home for a more cozy feeling than eating in the restaurant which is a little divey (although cute with the turtle tank in the back and the beachy looking awning). I also snuck a little of my brother's pad thai (I'm dieting, ho hum) and it was delicious.
__label__2 You can't go wrong with treats that are available late, late and until midnight!  \n\nI was impressed with the friendliness of the owner. She was both effusive and patient when we stumbled in for our sugar fix. \n\nWe sampled several cupcakes. A little too cold from the refrigerated glass showcase. The coldness just detracted from the fresh bakery feel but shoulders above any grocery store cupcake. I would be back for another late night treat and maybe a coffee this time too.
__label__4 This place is my go-to for a sugar fix. Great service, nice owners, and amazing tasting treats! \n\nI love the chocolate chip cookie cupcake. 5 stars.\n\nI also love the convenience for cupcake pick-ups for my co-workers' birthdays and business meetings. They are one of the only bakeries around that will accept AMEX-- awesome convenience factor.
__label__3 I have been a long time fan of Chipotle and always have a great experience when I visit. Its a go to place when I'm watching carbs and when I'm not, I LOVE their chips! I could eat a whole bag by myself and that's probably what's caused me to diet in the first place :) You can lesson the calorie blow by ordering the kids sized bag of chips. It seems to come with 15-20 chips which is a more waistline friendly portion if you have to have them. \n\nIf you want something that satisfying and doesn't kill your diet, try a bowl with no rice or beans but get a scoop of chicken AND Steak. The extra meat really adds to the heartiness of the bowl and it feels like a treat. I also get mild salsa (pico), sour cream, cheese and the guacamole depending on how I'm feeling that day. If its a diet splurge day, I'm adding the sweet corn and tacking on a bag of chips!
__label__2 Stop trying to roll my burrito into the size of a baseball, it doesn't make it any bigger.  For $1.95 dallop of guacamole, make sure the avocados are at least ripe.  Guac from unripe avocados is not OK no matter how much you puree it.
__label__2 This place is just average, \n\nIt is a fast fix for me. \nService is usually always excellent and food is always the same. \n\nOne thing that I do absolutely love is the fast that they introduced tofu into their menu. I have tried it and it is super good. \n\nIt is also really convenient for me as it is close by my house. So it is super good in and out when you want quick fix.\n\nThanks chipottle again for bringing tofu in!
__label__2 The Korean food here tastes different from Korean food elsewhere.  It could be the fact that it's \"homemade\", but I preferred the flavours I've been used to.  We had the seafood pancake, which was good, but I enjoy mine with more chew and texture.  We also had the deep fried squid, which was good but nothing to call home about.  Finally we had to Kimchi Jigae where the soup tasted like tomato soup, the pork was very dry and the rice cakes were few and soggy.  \n\nThe prices at Omma felt 20-30% higher than the average Korean restaurant, which meant the value-for-money was even lower.  I don't want to pass judgement on the food, but for the record, it wasn't quite right for me.
__label__2 I came here 3 times when it was Thai Elephant. I've been here twice now that they are Five R Cha Thai.  Thai Elephant was a 4 star Yelp business.  Five R is only a 3 star.  The staff are still wonderful but the food is now lacking something.\n\nThe first time I came to Five R Cha I got the Drunken Noodles with mixed seafood 5 star spicy.  Dining in for lunch it is served with a small cup of a Thai soup & a small spring roll. ($11)  There was not enough seafood or vegetables in the dish & the noodles did not seem the same as before.  When I went there yesterday I got the Drunken Noodle with beef 3 star spicy to go. ($9 ) I called in my order & they said it would be ready in 5-10 minutes.  I walked from the Renaissance hotel across the street & my order was ready waiting for me.  The taste was much better with beef although the beef itself was a little tough.  No soup with to go orders but you still get the small spring roll.  The amount of vegetables was great!  I counted 8 different types.  Bean Sprouts, Broccoli, Cabbage, Carrots, Green Beans, Green Pepper, Onion & Zucchini.\n\nThere are 2 other Thai restaurants within a blocks distance so I may have to try the 2 of them to compare to see if I want to go back here again.
__label__3 I am not a Thai Restaurant expert I have eaten at several all have been slightly different in the taste of the food. There will always be disagreements as to how it should taste. As I have said many times before I do know what tastes good \"to me\".\n\nThis was my second visit. Do not remember what I had the first time except it was good and the service was excellent. Act sincerely glad you are there to eat. \nThe second visit I had the Ginger #10 on the menu with pork. If you like ginger this meal was excellent. I will remember a long time the taste of that first bite. This is a must try if you have not already. It had been several weeks since I was there last time. The staff recognized I had eaten there before and came out to say they were glad I had chosen them for lunch. Made me feel special. \n\nYou are greeted with a bowl of soup. Both times before I had received a menu to order. I thought this was a very nice touch. The dishes are generous in proportion. There is always much more than I can or should eat. Two people could easy eat off one dish and be fine. Better yet take three people order two different meals and share. \nDecor is pretty much oriental. Not much to say but it is appealing and appropriate for a Thai Restaurant. Very neat and clean, clean. Quite and low lighting. \nWill I go back. Yes I am planning on doing so next week. \n\nMy rating is a four not because I did not get a excellent meal or service. I do not give out 5's easily as I used to. One more trip that was good as the first two and I will revise this to 5 stars. \n\nGive them a try.
__label__1 Staff was dressed in 20's gear, cute touch. Still very pricey drinks, but a very cool and mellow atmosphere. Good place to sit and talk - Saturday night they had a DJ spinning live.
__label__3 It bothers me just a little that I happen to know who the best piano player is in Las Vegas and that Shaun DeGraff was playing with his band at the Mob Bar. A guy from outside of the \"702\" shouldn't have this much information, but I do. People have called me \"The Boss\" before, so maybe it's a bit of syndicate thing. \n\nMob Bar is located about a block from Fremont Street. The bar is pretty much inside  of the newly renovated Downtown Grand Hotel & Casino. As one might expect, there is a swanky mobster feel to the place. We walked in and lady luck snagged us a table near the band. As usual the music was good and our waitess was on top of things. Everyone seemed to be having a great time.  \n\nJust sitting in the classy Mob Bar, it is hard to fathom that you are merely a short block away from the madhouse on Fremont Street. Mob Bar is truly an island in a sea of madness. Mind you, once the music stopped, we relocated to Fremont Street with requisit Tall Boy beers in hand and a buzz that put us on a level playing field with just about everyone else.\n\nMob Bar is a classy little bar that is worth checking out if you're downtown.
__label__1 One star for the amazing view and another for honoring my reservation request of a table right by the window in front of the Fremont Street Experience.  I would add another for the great company I was with but that wouldn't really be a review or a reflection of the restaurant :p\n\nThe whole experience was rather \"meh.\"  Our server was slow and I did not appreciate his upselling.  As for the food, I've had better steak, bread, and sides at just about every other steakhouse I've been to.  We each ordered filet mignon and shared our sides - creamed spinach, corn brulee, and garlic potato wedges.  Our complimentary bread was an onion bread which I personally wasn't too crazy about.  I liked the garlic potato wedges the best which basically just tasted like a cut-up baked potato.  Btw they ran out of the prime rib over an hour before closing which one of my dining companions was set on ordering so that was rather disappointing.  The cherry on top had to be the loud drunk guys at the table next to us making some sort of comments about Asian people.  How's that for ambience? :/\n\nIf anything come for the view but know that you can get better food and service elsewhere.
__label__3 This is a great steakhouse in downtown Vegas.  It gets 4 stars.  Highlights were:\n\n- The incrediballs view of Fremont Street at dusk.\n- Friendly waiters and cool ambiance.\n- Oscar's awesome collection of photos of him with celebrities as you walk in.\n- The best crab cakes I've had outside of Baltimore.\n\nThe Lowlight:\n- This place has \"Booze\" in its name, yet my glass of wine (which came delivered in a little carafe) was BARELY 5 oz., if that.  Hey Oscar, for what you're chargin' fer a glass, how 'bout a nice, big pour?  \n\nOther than wine stinginess, I strongly recommend this place.  Probably the nicest place to have dinner in Downtown Las Vegas!
__label__3 Burt says - Oscars Beef, Booze, and Broads. (that's really their logo) is Old Vegas style!!!\n\nFinally a restaurant that's not afraid to use seasoning.  \n\nThe food is NOT top notch.  But it's  a very good restaurant with a really cool room (make sure you sit in the Dome Room or don't even go).  The \"old Vegas\" atmosphere is charming.  The view straight down Fremont Street is great, other than the new Zip line ride blocking the view under construction.  How does a guy who used to be the mayor and is married to the current mayor allow a Zip line to block the view at his own restaurant?  I'm guessing when construction is completed it wont be as obtrusive..........Or else.  \n\nThe Prime rib was extra tasty.  Burt's hint - Order it one degree under what you would usually order it at.  \n\nMom ordered the Schnitzel and loved it. Also the Caroline cocktail.  Burt's broad ordered the Halibut.  She didn't \"love\" it, but if you ask Burt, what the hell is this broad ordering Halibut for in a steakhouse?  \n\nFor a side make sure you order the corn.  It was great.  The mac and cheese and the au gratin potatoes were OK.  \n\nGood cappuccino and very good chocolate moose.  NY style cheesecake was good.\n\nAgain, NOT the greatest food.  But, very good and as a whole the experience was fun.
__label__4 The food was all top notch one of the best steaks I have ever had. The stories of old Vegas were great from the show girls that work there.
__label__3 Just like its original sister restaurant in Elizabeth, this second location for Crisp offers the same menu of fresh made salads, soups, and sandwiches, prepared to order as you wait.  When looking for something on the lighter side, Crisp remains an excellent option.\n\nThe new location sports the same modern feel with muted tones of green and brown throughout the space, along with wooden vine accents neatly tucked into a few places.  As with the original, you walk in the door here and go right to the counter to order, where you can watch your salad come together in less than two minutes.  Specials of the day are prominently posted and many are worth a try.  For orders that require a bout more prep, servers will bring your order to your table.  Servers will also clear your table for you once you leave.  Tipping is actively encouraged, though you will still need to get your own drink and refills.\n\nPrices here appear unchanged, and remain just a tad high, in my opinion, for what you get.  Still, there is no arguing with the freshness and emphasis on quality vegetables, fruits and nuts to enhance the dish.  Certainly makes the burrito and burger shops look like that fat slob of a cousin you only claim on holidays.  You, meanwhile, can run around lean and trim, knowing you didn't kill your calorie count for the day over a single meal.
__label__2 This's restaurant specializes in salads and you can chose from their array of ready designed salads or build your own. Simple, delicious and quick with ample portions. I would have given it another star, but I entered from the parking lot in back and the sights and smells of the back hallway with open doors to the storage rooms and scullery were unappetizing & kind of garbage smelling. Those doors should really be closed. Once you get past that to the dining room it looks & smells fine. I would eat here again
__label__4 Great service.  Had just bought a new car and dinged up a rim within the first week.  Called the dealership to see how much a new rim would be and was floored at the cost.  Started researching for wheel repair and found Fresh Wheels.  Sent them a picture over email and got a quote back next day.  From there, setup an appointment and Sinh came out to my house and within an hour had the wheel looking as good as new at a fraction of the cost of a new rim.  Excellent service at a great cost. Definitely recommend.   Saving their number, but hoping I don't have to call again.
__label__3 I would love to see this location succeed!  Really great food.  We had chicken and brisket along with a few sides.  The chicken was so very moist and really tender.  Unlike some chicken, the flavor was beyond the skin and the meat was really, really good.  The brisket was flavorful and not greasy.  Maybe just a bit dry but that did not take away from the taste.  Seasonal veggies were great, loved the fries with skins on and the baked beans were great.  \n\nA tough location with the light rail making it somewhat challenging to get into that shopping center.  Circle H is a great addition to the neighborhood.
__label__1 If you are calling to make reservations and 3 restaurants turn you down, and the 4th restaurant says it can seat you at 7:30 on a Friday night, just order a pizza instead.\n\nWent here to celebrate my boyfriend and his little brother's birthday. Started out lovely: piano and trumpet at the bar, a violet prosecco cocktail which was tingly and tangy, and very promising menu selections.\n\nThe lil bro and lil sis ordered a house specialty with rigatoni. When it arrived, the both said it was a little undercooked. When we cracked a rigaton in half there was the white circle inside. From what I've always been taught and the internet has confirmed that means it's ALMOST done, but not quite. 1 more minute! The next time the waiter came by we pulled him aside quietly to give him and the kitchen a head's up that the pasta wasn't quite done. He offered to cook up their dishes a little longer to get them a bit more palatable. Fine, sounds great. Everyone happy.\n\nWhen the waiter returned he proclaims, \"The chef wanted you to know that if you ever go to Italy ask for your pasta overcooked.\"\n\nI thought it was really uncalled for and soured the rest of the evening. \n\nAlso someone ordered the asparagus risotto. It was Uncle Ben's white rice with chicken broth poured over it and 3 asparagus stalks. \n\nWhen I go to Italy again I will order all the correctly cooked pasta and risotto to realize what I missed on this night. \n\nSecond star is for the cocktail and sweet hostess whom I hope finds another job soon.
__label__4 What an amazing dinner we had the other night. I'm usually not one to order ravioli, but this dish was so delicious, I'm happy I did. Not too heavy on the sauce, the dinner was quite filling. My boyfriend fell in love with Anna's meatballs. You've gained 2 new customers. It's certainly worth the walk up the stairs!!!!!! We'll be back!!!!!
__label__1 This PO is convenient for me and has the godsend of an Automated Postal Center, where you can breeze in, buy stamps or set up to send a package, and breeze out.  However, the special hopper where you are supposed to put those packages is frequently full, which means it can not be opened.  Have stood there and rung the bell and banged on the door and tried to tell the counter workers, but NEVER get a response.  Why make it so easy for us to send stuff and then we can't physically send it?  Ugh.  Answer the dang bell, it's called service.\nAnother time on a Sat morning, the APC was on the fritz, so I had to wait in line, as did everybody else who wanted to use the APC.  When it was my turn, I told the worker that the APC was down.  She had no idea and said, \"Oh, that's why it's so busy in here.\"  So I was the first person to tell them about the technical issue? \nUGH again.  I try to support the PO; I don't want to lose this service in the U.S.; but OMG they need to meet us halfway!  just a little customer service, please!
__label__1 A small airline delivering low budget service at big boy prices but always with a smile, until something goes wrong.\n\nA flying bus.  No frills.  No food service menu.  No wine list.  No toothbrushes or personal mouthwash in the lavatories.  Just horrible airline food and a very limited selection of drinks.  They even charge you for a blanket (but you can keep it).\n\nWhat they lack in amenities, they usually make up for in service with some of the friendliest and warmest employees bar none.  It usually equates to a willingness to pay the 10-20 percent higher prices for domestic travel than UAL or Delta.  Usually.\n\nThen something goes wrong (sorry this is so long)...\n\nDeparting LAS via Terminal 3 (Delta's gates).  Announcements from all other airlines can be clearly heard including those of Delta.  All good.  Hawaiian announces a delay of 30 minutes and promises an update at 5:30pm.\n\n5:30pm:  Hawaiian agents tell people gathered around the podium that there is a mechanical issue.  Word trickles out.   NO PA ANNOUNCEMENT.\n\n5:45pm:  Text message received from Hawaiian announcing further delay but promises update at 6:30pm.\n\n6:30pm: ..........\n\n7:15pm:  Flight attendants wandering around the terminal talking to groups who look like they are from Hawaii. People start to gather at the podium.  NO PA ANNOUNCEMENT.\n\n7:30pm:  Everyone on their phone at the podium.  Better see what is happening.  Told the flight has been grounded.  Passengers must pickup luggage by a grouchy agent (\"stop making me repeat myself, just follow everyone else and get your bags\").  Take a shuttle to a hotel that will leave in 15 minutes (it takes that long to get to baggage claim).  Flight rescheduled to 7am next day.  Everyone must be back at the airport by 5am.  The supervisor says they are some seats available on the midnight flight so those with high mileage status should wait.\n\n8:00pm:  Finally speak to an agent.  No seats on any flight for three days. I know because she just told the person in front of me but still she types stuff into the computer when I'm standing in front of her just to give me the same information.  Better still \"the shuttle has left.  You need to go to XXX hotel, find a Hawaiian agent so they can get you checked in then get your meal vouchers\"  Sorry, I don't play Where's Waldo.   Opt to get my own room at Mandalay Bay.\n\n5:00am:  At the airport.  No Hawaiian agents at the counter.  No 7:00am flight listed on the departure board.\n\n5:30am:  Still no agents.  Call 800 number.  Between the \"your flight was rescheduled?\"  and the \"your last name begins with the letter U as in ...\"  Hang up.\n\n6:00am:  Agent arrives.  Flight has been rescheduled to 12:45pm. \"If you went to the hotel with everyone else you would have known that\".   When I ask why the didn't text us like they did the night before, I get told \"We don't do that\".  I show him my phone.  \"You must have sent that to yourself\".\n\n6:15am: Agent logged in and ready to deliver excellent customer service.  I ask if the rescheduled flight is really leaving at 12:45.  \"Doubtful, the mechanic is being flown in from Hawaii and has not even landed yet.\"  \n\nEnough is enough.  Rebooked flight days later.  But there is a happy ending...\n\n8:00am:  In taxi back to Mandalay Bay on phone with VIP host.  Within five minutes, second room booked, and upgraded to suites, immediate check in assured, and requested fresh juices and fruits to be in suite by the time we open the door.\n\n\nHuge props to Hawaiian's providing generous $300 per person compensation for the problems when they are under NO obligation to do so (Department of Transportation:  http://www.usa.gov/topics/travel/air/resolve-problems/flight.shtml ).  \n\nShamefully poor customer service handling the problems.
__label__3 When you're far from home, the minute you see a familiar face out in that huge sea of people, you instantly smile. That's how I feel everytime I see the Hawaiian Air Las Vegas ohana... They have that island style spirit that our Hawaii is so famous for. You can tell that they miss home too, in the islands and for them, like us, it's nice to see familiar faces. Hawaiian Airlines has always been my go to carrier when traveling to the west coast and Vegas. They've since moved operations from the old International terminal and now operate out of the new Terminal 3, D concourse. Access by a high speed tram is so easy. The new digs also offer us travelers access to new shops, concessions and yes, slot machines! But getting back to our Hawaiian ohana, it helps to have friendly staff with the Aloha spirit since a lot of times we as travelers need assistance at the gates, etc. I have never felt guilty of like I was bothering any of them whenever I had a question or concern about something. Traveling can be intimidating for some, confusing to others and just downright unpleasant. It sure helps when you have a friendly face to talk to at the beginning of a long journey home and a smile. That alone will cure your anxieties! Keep up the good work Hawaiian!\n\nOh, and btw, be sure to download the Hawaiian Air app if you have a smartphone, it's so convenient and easy to use. Check in, change seats, upgrade, do it all from the app! You'll never be scrambling to find a computer anymore!
__label__4 I had a facial here with Deborah.  I have to say it is up there with the best and I have been to many outrageous spas.  The atmosphere was warm, the staff engaging, and Deborah was very, very knowledgeable.  The products are primarily local from small vendors, and Deborah was not pushy, no hard sell here regarding \"the need to use these products or I will age overnight!\"  I hate when the staff does that beyond belief.  I will be a regular here, not as regular as I would like but as regular as outside factors permit.  Please give the place a try.
__label__4 Out of 7+ years with Sir Sweetie Petey, the handsome Maltese, Jennifer at Classic Canine III ranks # 1 with me! Due to a few moves, I've had 4 different groomers. \nJennifer has proved to be THEE best of the 4. Can't forget the silly sweet Maltipoo, Charley Larly Loo 3 + yrs old. She's got it down when it comes to the perfectly groomed boyz of my life. If you take pride in how your fur babies look go see Jennifer at Classic Canine III. She even caters to reducing the stress of the grooming experience. Found out if Petey can't see his best bud Charley during his grooming he barks And it's no small yip yip. He's Loud !!Jen, with canine intuition, makes sure Pete can see his buddy Charley.  When it's time to go home, I can tell they're happy little guys. I absolutely love & appreciate the effort put into making the trip to Jennifer's a happy one & am delighted to receive all the compliments on my beautiful boyz.
__label__4 This is the second time I've brought my \"kids\" in to see Jennifer at Classic Canine. I meant to write a review after the first time and quite honestly forgot so I'm rectifying that situation now. Obviously since I've come back with the boys, I was extremely happy the first visit. But here are the details... I had just moved over to the Henderson side of town. Finding a new groomer is a scary prospect. I looked on Yelp and found that Jennifer consistently had excellent reviews. This helped me to make my decision however it was my own personal experience that made me a repeat customer. I've got two furry kids. One is a 5 lb yorkie. (Some groomers just do not know how to handle a tiny dog.) The other is a lhasa apso and he's going on 15 years old. I hold a special place in my heart for both but I especially need a groomer to be extra careful and show a lot of TLC to my old man. He's essentially blind and deaf and his hind legs shake when he has to stand for too long. I explained this to Jennifer and she immediately began loving on him and reassuring me that she would be extra caring with him. I feel entirely comfortable leaving my kids in her care and they look amazing when they are groomed. She is excellent with my little guy as well. She is also very aware of getting my old man groomed quickly at my request so that he doesn't have to be out of his comfort zone for long. Jennifer is sweet, caring and professional and I have definitely found my groomer.
__label__3 I was referred to this company by another landscaping company who didn't serve the east valley. Dave responded almost immediately to my email inquiry and was able to come out to my house on my next available day. He gave me an upfront quote (although a little higher than other companies), I decided to go with them because of the ease of communication. He came out as promised and the work got done quickly by him & his team of guys. \n\nI'll definitely use AZ Landscaping Co for my future landscaping/irrigation needs.
__label__3 Tried this restaurant after church today and we will be going back. There is a large variety to choose from and I had many I wanted to try. Today I got a dish that was on the special menu- it was sort of an egg's benedict type meal. Very good. The side of potatoes was really good. I love that there were 4 or 5 different types of potatoes in it. \n\nMy husband got the jumbo wet burrito. It was jumbo. We were very happy with the food and the service. Alex our server was great and we will ask for him again. \n\nUnfortunately there is no website. Why? The menu is identical to the Heart and Soul Cafe so why didn't they just call this the same and add the new address to their  website.
__label__0 I have been a big fan of this restaurant until this evening.  I had loved the fish and chips, but tonight the portion was measly and the chips were frozen fries instead of the waffle ones.  For the price, which I use to not mind because the food was exceptional was a rip off. Kids pizza was down right nasty.  Unfortunately, this neighborhood gem has turned into a huge disappointment.
__label__2 I've been here twice.  My first experience was awful.  After being seated for 15 minutes and having at least 5 different servers all make eye contact with us as they were tending to people who had been seated after us, my husband, daughter and I walked out.\n\nThe second time we went, the service was only marginally better.  The server was okay, but only good enough to get a \"c\" grade.  Never once did she or anyone else even ask how our food was once delivered.  She made it seem like we were an unwanted obligation.  \n\nI will say that the food is truly amazing.  The green chile pork is wonderful and the have the best mimosas I've ever drank.  There are so many items in the menu that I'm excited to try but only if the level of service improves--it definitely sets a negative tone for the entire meal.\n\nCan good food be ruined by bad service? Without a doubt!!! I will give this place one last shot and hope that the third time I a charm.
__label__3 Well, my favorite breakfast place just joined the mundane!  The quality and service still remain, but my favorite part of eating there, the weekend menu of surprise breakfast dishes is dead, the new menu is just like other breakfast places.  Please bring back the weekend imagination!
__label__0 OK, we have been to Soul Cafe many times and have found it to be pretty good.  This last time, not so much.  Loved the ham on rye every other time I've had it here, but this time the bread was really stale.  After eating almost half the sandwich, I asked my waitress to please put the remaining ingredients on a piece of FRESH bread.  Guess what - it came back with stale bread again!  Most likely will not go back.
__label__2 16$ lunch excluding tax...well, basically u get what u pay for, simple as that...very simply made selection of stuff, nothing exotic...its all u can eat, so no problem there...watch out for the high amount of rice that easily makes ya full...personally given my exotic taste in food (ehem ehem), id say it sucks...but given what i pay for, its A-ok...
__label__1 I love Lynrd Skynyrd.  This corporate piece of whatever ruins their name by giving you an overpriced buffet with a picture of the band hanging overhead.  There is no entertainment or schedule to be found.  When I asked if they are going to have a band, they stated that maybe they would have a band on the weekends.  You need to drop the price, add memorabilia, and have bands playing regularly.  Walk in and walk right out, after you see it.
__label__2 Went in for breakfast burritos after a big night out. Aside from my burrito leaking some sort of sauce on my pants, it was fine. Nothing great, but not bad. Did the trick and under $10.
__label__4 I went here last week with my best friend because I had a terrible neck ache that was plaguing me for days. Glamorous day spas have nice facilities, but they never seem to have very good massages. I'm glad I came here because they relieved my neck and shoulder spasms.\n\nI went around noon and it was very quiet and relaxing. The massage therapist focused on my knot areas and I left in much better shape than I did when I arrived. I highly recommend this place!
__label__2 It was okay they're definitely good at trying to up sell you! Was trying to do just 30 mins then ended up doing 45 mins. They later tried to get me to do 60 mins lol! The ambiance was good there was a dark room with soft music. It was a little weird because there were two other guests when I got in the room with a screen divider being the only thing separating us. The therapist did minimal talking the only downside is when they did talk they talked to each other in their language and they didn't speak English very well.
__label__1 My boyfriend and I went here on veterans day (when apparently they were quite busy) and were told it would be a five minute wait for two massage ladies for us.\nOne arrived about 10 minutes before the other so she started on me first. We understood they were busy but would have appreciated them telling us how long it was going to be rather than saying \"5 minutes\" when it definitely was longer than that. They had to call two girls in from another shop.\nThe girl working on me was incredibly sweet but unfortunately she didn't know what she was doing :( Most of the time it just HURT.. \nThe staff was very attentive and tried to make sure we had drinks or whatever we needed.\nThe TV was on the entire time which to me seemed a bit inappropriate in a massage place.\nThe room is open, with only curtains separating the massage chairs, so whenever someone walks in for a massage it disrupts the entire relaxation thing. Not nice. \nOverall I wasn't very impressed. And given how many foot massage places are in the area, I probably won't be back to this one.
__label__0 I want to take a minute to express the way I feel about the poor service that I encounter at this place . I bought a  Groupon deal  to give this place a try .\nI was greeted at the door by a tall Asian woman  who asked me if I wanted to get a massage and I said yes she stood up and started  to walk me to the message area so I can get the service as soon as I told her I had groupon she automatic stopped and turn around and took me to the door and told me that I couldn't get a message  with out an appointment . There was only one person getting their feet rubbed in the whole place mind you this happen on a weekday at 1 pm  . I asked her why you obviously not busy and you were ready to give me the message . She said in  her poor poor English no no we busy we busy you can only used the coupon after  7 pm and you need to make a appointment in a very rude way like I was stealing from them she said that's the rules of the coupon you can only use it after 7 pm . I proceed to read all the policy's of the groupon and there was no where in the terms that particular offer can be used after a certain time . I explained that to her she said no no go and called someone on the phone who obviously I didn't understand because there was speaking what I believe was Korean but that time I got very upset there was no way I was coming back at night time to use their facilities  and by the way I was treated she open the door and told me to get out .what this place doesn't know is that I am a wedding planner that sends thousands  of brides and brides maids to local places to get messages and get pamper before there special day . I want everyone to know  including my brides and everyone I meet to know how horrible this place is as far a customer service . I felt nothing but insulted . I got my money back from groupon who told me them selfs that was completely unprofessional  there was no time restrictions on the time this groupon can be used and gladly refunded my money . With that said I went to Master spa down the road where  I had a wonderful and relax time.
__label__3 Great place to relax and getaway from the vegas strip! Lots of competition near by but I was completely satisfied!
__label__4 This place is a hidden gem!  High quality massage in a relaxing and comfortable environment.  Peter (the owner?) was welcoming and accommodating - and my girlfriend got a free mini-gift b/c we were 1st time yelpers! I was shocked to see the prices - seriously a great deal when compared to the Vegas Strip prices! \n\nBonus tip - great post place to visit after a nice meal at Raku
__label__3 Its like the other Egg Works, on Steroids.\n\nEverything I love about the other Egg Works (nice staff, addicting potatoes, good prices) is here, and MORE!  \n\nThey have arcade games for the kiddos, so you can eat your breakfast without being harassed by your child (more than you need to be).  The restaurant is clean, nice, and has comfy booths; something the other Egg Works lacks.  \n\nThis place gets packed on the weekends, so make sure you bring quarters while you wait; that pinball machine isn't going to beat itself.
__label__0 The service at this place is by far the worst service we've every received in this service industry town.\n\nHere's what we love: The food is great. The portions are very fair for what you pay. And that's why we've eaten there 4 times...... but.... here comes the bad....\n\nHere's what we hate: The location stinks for parking (remember to bring your walking shoes!). The stupid black/yellow egg thing is a cop-out excuse for lazy servers (flip it if you need anything - Here's my first 'why are we tipping you?'). If you like more than one drink, forget about ever getting that refill. It ain't comin. Actually, when you order a diet coke, expect that not to come either (\"oops, I forgot\" - Seriously breakfast ain't that hard, honey). You might as well forget your food too. Your dining partner may get theirs, but you'll have to wait 10 more minutes for yours without any type of acknowledgement; I suspect its normal because of the lack of reaction. The hostess' 2 out of our 4 visits acted as server assistants. The other 2, other servers brought our food. (Why are we tipping you, our server, when everyone else does your work?).  The cash register and hostess stand situation can make even the most non-claustrophobic person want to scream out 'stop touching me!' Crowded is an understatement.\n\nThe last time we were in the server ignored us the entire meal, never said a word to us (with the exception of 'what can I get for you?' to take our order), but as she dropped the check tried to start some half-hearted dialogue about 'our plans for the rest of the day' (woman, I don't know you. And after ignoring us, this isn't going to save your tip).\n\nWe'd love to talk to a manager..... but one never seems to hold any presence on the floor. (Is there even one?)
__label__0 Food is good and service was good. Food is more expensive than IHOP.\nMe and my wife returned several weeks later and she finds hair in her food. We will NOT return.
__label__4 Every time we come the service is prompt and courteous.  We had Nicole E again as our server and she is phenomenal.  Super nice and checks on you just enough.
__label__3 This place is always busy but one can get seated pretty fast. The food is always heat. HOWEVER the service was surprisingly bad. What I order is none of the server's business. If I want to order something big then take most of it home, that is MY business not hers to comment on
__label__1 Very disappointed in this place especially after reading all the rave reviews. Asked the server what she recommends and she said the skillets were popular. I ordered the chicken, mushroom and spinach skillet and I felt that it had been fried in an oven. I couldn't even eat the potatoes underneath the eggs and toppings. My friend and I also shared an order Of pancakes which were large an tasted pretty good but the syrup tasted fake and commercial. My bill was $15 after splitting and it was a waste of my money... Wish I knew what people were raving about on here but unfortunately I won't be back to find out..
__label__4 The food is extremely awesome! It was my second time their but officially first to have a meal! I love their version of the loco moco! Servings are portioned very largely ! It's so amazing that it will give you a food coma! The house gravy is just simply delish!Oh I almost forgot their coffee bread Oh my gosh! Thats all i can say!
__label__2 It is alright. My buffalo chicken pizza was tangy but not spicy, but still pretty good. The beer selection is pretty great. The service was pretty terrible but the manager came out and apologized for the shabby service and comped my pizza so kudo's for that. I felt the atmosphere was cold and uncomfortable and the design was definitely done by some company who shouldn't be designing restaurants. Ill go back and give it another shot before i write this one off.
__label__2 Good sports bar/restaurant--if that's your thing.\n\nWent here when visiting with my dad who suggested it as \"one of those new fun places.\"\n\nThe stuffed portabella mushroom appetizer was delicious, though ridiculously decadent.  The carnitas libre pizza was also pretty good, but also extremely rich--i.e. you can taste your arteries clogging.  The pollotate pizza was bland and dry--potatos on pizza is fun in theory, but I'm not convinced.  However, the cook forgot the onions on it, which actually might make a substantial, positive difference.  We okayed the oversight (they've only been open for two months) and they comped our bill a bit, so that was nice.  The service was pretty great, actually.\n\nThere's a ton of TVs here and a well-stocked bar with loads of beers on tap.  So if that's your thing, it's probably one of the better sports bar/restaurants out there.  For me, if I'm going to waste the kinds of calories that are packed into these dishes, it had better be for something extra special, which this place just isn't.
__label__3 As you probably already can guess, this event is a cluster and it is pretty uncomfortable running in a full santa suit. (The beard kept hitting me in the face and blinding me!)  Nevertheless, it was a lot of fun.  Here are my tips from my first year doing this:\n\n1. Show up early.  There's lots going on two hours before the race starts, you can stake out a good parking space, and you can take photos.  Then go back to the car and put your crap away.  Easy!\n2. Speaking of parking, if you have a high clearance vehicle and/or offroad vehicle consider parking in the gravel lot behind Fry's that fronts LV Blvd.  It was difficult getting out after the race and if you park there, and can get out, you can bail pretty easily.  But only offroad/high clearance vehicles!  I saw a few Camrys that got stuck. :(\n3. Safety first! Especially if you are doing the half or full marathon the next day.  There are tons of kids, dogs (some not so well behaved), strollers, and other weird things.  People are excitable.  Some people forgot they were running with a dog on a leash and clotheslined people.  The streets at Town Square are narrow.  So, if in doubt, slow down and employ defensive running/walking.  I saw some nasty spills that could have been avoided.  You don't want to be injured for the big race the next day for some 5K that isn't even timed.\n\nThis isn't a five star event mostly for the traffic direction.  They need to suck it up and hire Metro.  Town Square security did the traffic direction and they sucked at it.  The guys directing traffic for me (near the entrance to Frys) actually got into a fight with each other!  Come on guys!  \n\nBut still I had a ton of fun, came out unscathed, and I finally got my I Love Yelp t-shirt to boot!  Who doesn't love that?
__label__3 Holly's review is right on!  This was my second year doing this event.  Last year, I did the bicycle ride.  That was such a cluster, it wasn't offered this year.\n\nI don't run, but I walk the 5K.  I always have my beard with me so that's never a problem.  I also park in the north lot and make a quick exit on Sunset.\n\nI really dislike the growth in the numbers of dogs that are here every year.  At least they had the good sense to crap at home before they came here, because I saw no doggy do anywhere.\n\nIt's fun doing the walk because the entertainment beforehand--Jabbawockeez from the Monte Carlo, some dancers from the topless show Fantasy at the Luxor, and five flying Santas that parachuted to the parking lot from a helicopter high above the boulevard, and others--make this a fun event. Also, the chance to walk over the freeway on Sunset, something you don't do everyday is worth the walking.\n\nIt's also the main fundraiser for Opportunity Village, a very needy charity in Southern nevada.  I'll be back next year for another go, suit and all!
__label__0 It hurts me to have to give any Chipolte a single star but I am afraid that I have to.  Yesterday while enjoying a salad at this location I noticed a little black bug laying on its back in the bottom of my bowl with its feet kicking up in the air.  Gross, YUCK, and seriously were my initial thoughts as I held down my stomach flipping.  When I brought this bug to a workers attention I was told that they \"Try\" to wash the lettuce but sometimes this happens.  Sorry to say that this does not help me forgive the experience because I cannot help but think of all the bugs I may have eaten and not have known it.
__label__2 Decided not to come back because last time I was very disappointed with the super expensive honey toast ( cant remember the name all I know is $12.99) and it wasn't that good but had to come back because we couldnt find anywhere else to play card. At least this place has a better service than tea station tho. Overall is not that bad just a little bit pricey.
__label__3 I'm honestly disappointed to see that Easy Life Boba and Tea is 4 starred and this place is only 3 stars...\n\nMaybe it's because I'm a sucker when I see fresh ingredients being used, but I feel like the world should be that way! Anyways, the boba tea is decent nothing spectacular. I have yet to order a fruit smoothie, I'd assume they use real fruit and not bs you like most boba places with syrup. However, my awesome experience for this place comes from the Taiwanese snow. This is so far the best place in Vegas to get Taiwanese snow. Although the menu is confusing to read, they actually have a wide and diverse selection on flavors of snow! They also top your snow with mochi and condensed milk without asking for it (this may be bad for others but mochi and condensed milk are a must for me!). The fruits in my snow were sweet and perfectly ripened. The snow and condensed milk worked together and had a nice gooey and flakey consistency. All in all, the snow was perfect!\n\nI don't dig the crowd here too much. Maybe its just me, but I get a little uncomfortable being surrounded by fobs. Most the employees look fobby too... lol. However, these fobs have good customer service. I came in twice so far and was instantly greeted every time and served with a smile.\n\nI really like Icy Juicy for their Taiwanese snow and service here is great too. If you aren't fobaphobic, this place is definitely worth your time.
__label__1 This place has mediocre drinks & food. I've tried a few food items, boba, & fruit shaved ice. Not sure if the drinks are fresh because I always leave with that syrup-like taste. The last visit I had, the place unfortunately stunk. Thanks for good service & being open late though!
__label__3 It is pretty good place to get boba. The snow ice is good and sweet. Only problem i have with this place  is that the service is not that great. I keep coming back because the boba is good.
__label__2 I would say this place has one of the better boba places I've tried in Vegas. They have a pretty good selection of milk teas and slushies and they have shaved ice! It's like a Tapioca Express but better because I actually like this place and I hate TapEx.
__label__4 Went in for brows and a full set. I am a life long nail biter.  In the past, everytime I have had a full set put on, the technician wags her tongue about how horrible my nails are.  Then, I am treated to 30mins of pain.  At Elan, the technician was training someone else.  She explained that with a very short natural nail, extra steps must be taken to assure the nails dont come off & the client is not in pain.  All these years, I thought getting my nails done was a painful experience!  No wonder the others complained, they didnt want to do the extra work!  Absolutely no pain & 2 weeks later ALL 10 nails had stayed on.  This is a first for me in the 15yrs I've been getting my nails done.  The salon is very clean and the staff is extremely friendly.  They do not converse in a different language for the duration of your visit either.  Full set was $22.00 and the brow wax was $9.00.  Fills are $15.00.  3 days after getting the fill, I broke one of my nails in the car door.  Elan fixed the nail then re-painted all ten for no charge.  She refused to even take a tip from me.  Needless to say, I have already scheduled my next fill with Elan Nails & Spa.
__label__2 I came in for a full set didn't have an appointment and was able to get seen right away. Tracy did my nails I LOVED the way she shaped my nails, however the paint job is not good :( you can see the top coat and when it stops it. The coverage is not good. Also I felt pressured to leave when my nails were not all the way dry. I would return again just gonna have to really look at my nails before I leave
__label__0 What a great concept MFF is. I ate the food at the Scottsdale location on and off for about a year. Not everyday, but frequently enough to say I was a regular. The menu never changed and I was ok with that - healthy food comes at a cost, and it doesn't always taste great. The results are what matter.\nAfter a year I was so burnt out, I could no longer force the bland meals down. I had a few favorites that I would come back to, but overall there wasn't much change. \nThen I went to MFF in Southlake, Texas this past Christmas. The meals were great and I was excited that they changed the menu and added some new items. \nFast forward to this week. I had some of those same new items at the Scottsdale location. The Pork Tacos were so tough, fatty and overcooked that I threw away the whole meal. Angry. The corn tortillas are rock hard after you microwave them. Absolutely pathetic food. \nI was also disappointed that the breakfast staple \"Good Morning Sunshine\" had been changed. She told me they now add tomato sauce to the ground turkey. Terrible idea. \nI've decided that the chefs at the Scottsdale location use low quality ingredients and don't cook up to the standard of other MFF locations. \nTime to try Sunfare here in AZ.
__label__3 I checked this place out just before New Year's Eve. The pizza is not exactly the same as the original made by Dom DeMarco, but pretty close. I found the crust to be tougher and thicker than the original. And, I couldn't tell if they added the olive oil at the end like Dom does. I guess I miss the whole ritual of watching him make my specially ordered pizza right in front of me. If you don't know what I'm talking about, YouTube DiFara Pizza. Besides these comments, I would say that the taste and essence of the pizza is almost bang-on to the Brooklyn-made pie by the pizza \"phenom\" himself. The blend of toppings definitely says \"DiFara\". I will most certainly go back the next time I'm in Vegas.  BTW I thought they would have had at least 1 photo of the \"main man\" in the restaurant.  Perhaps, I missed it!!!
__label__4 Wow. With all of the anticipation surrounding the opening of this place, along with the history of such phenomenal pizza at the NY location, I had to try it. And it is better than I was prepared for. Believe the hype. \nHighest quality toppings that I've ever had on a pizza, crust that thin and crisp, cooked to perfection each time I have had the pleasure of dining here. Someday I will get a chance to try the thick pie but I will have to first overcome my love affair with the NY style. You may have to wait for a table and you may have to be patient for the food to arrive at the table but the wait is always worthwhile for such a quality product. You can't rush greatness.
__label__4 Best Pizza in Summerlin, hands down.  The family and I love eating there and getting it to go.  Love the thin crust!
__label__3 Several years ago I read about Dom DeMarco's and its genesis from DiFara's in Brooklyn.  I've been looking forward to trying its pizza for so long, but was also prepared for hype.  I'm happy to report that this is the real deal.  Dom DeMarco's pizza is simply delicious.  We ordered the thin crust pepperoni.  This crust is crispy, the cheese & pepperoni was savory goodness.  We ordered the small size, coupled with a Mediterranean salad (also delish), and I was seriously sad after finishing my 3rd slice.  I wanted more.  Next time...oh yes...next time.\n\nService was excellent.  Atmosphere a class act.  I am giving 4 stars overall because we only had the pizza (but the pizza alone is a solid 5).  Next time I hope to go with at least 2-4 more people so I can sample more of the menu.  \n\nDom DeMarco is a bit of a schlep away from the The Strip, but so SO worth it.
__label__1 Went here for the second time today. All I can say is that the food is great, just be prepared to wait. On my previous visit for a Saturday lunch the food took over an hour and fifteen minutes to arrive. They did comp our appetizers for this but still. So when we all went today, we were hoping it would be different. The owner is walking around and being friendly to his regulars, but not talking to any other tables or helping the 2 servers. Food took 52 min after order was placed today. Not an ideal for lunch. (Yes, we did time the food today due to out previous experience).
__label__4 Food is exceptional. Ambiance is slightly less than you'd expect given the quality of food.  Then you hang out for 5 min and realize the service and fare are sensational and create a causal understated ambiance that makes you wish everywhere was like this. \nWhether pizza or entree you can't go wrong. Presentation taste and quality are top notch. Half off happy hour is 3-6.  Great bar and wine list. \nGive them a try. You won't be disappointed.
__label__4 I am a server myself and I love it when a server gives me their personal favorites from the menu, from the pizza to the cocktails (he picked it out so I don't recall which items they were, I just say yes!) ! My husband, son, and I enjoyed two small pizzas, a few cocktails, and coffee no desserts! they were amazing! Service was great too, no complaints! A place where I would take my friends and family if they were craving a great pizza.
__label__3 Since being pregnant I've had a craving for none other than pizza. Pizza in the morning, in the afternoon, and at night. Every meal. Pizza. Needless to say, I did drive from Henderson to Summerlin to FINALLY try Dom DeMarco's.\n\nBeautiful restaurant in a great Summerlin location. Excellent service. \n\nDom DeMarco's actually has the recipe to DiFara's pizza, consistently rated best of Brooklyn, and it was such a treat to have a Brooklyn favorite right here in Vegas. The sicilian pie has the thickest, flakiest most delicious crust. You just don't find a square pie like that ANYWHERE else in town. \n\nHeard a rumor that they may be pulling the trigger on a Green Valley location! Please do! I've been craving their square pizza pie a while now but going to Summerlin for pizza seems almost as inconvenient as going to Brooklyn.
__label__4 was just what i needed, love the spice
__label__1 I received a gift card for this spa so I decided to try it out. The environment is wonderful the staff is very friendly and professional. I especially loved the woman who did my waxing services. She was very sweet.\nHowever, my wax itself was less than pleasant.  I've always done my own waxes but this was my first professional wax. I wasn't sure exactly how it would be different but I was really surprised... The wax they use is horrible! It took several tries on each side to get the wax to actually remove my hair and because it had to be done over so many times it really, really hurt! It also left a bad residue that took a lot of work to get off which just further aggravated my already raw skin. The lady who did it was even apologizing for how bad the wax was, so clearly she realized it too.\nAll of this would have left me disenchanted but the after effects were much worse. My skin is now raw and peeling horribly. The idea of waxing is to make your appearance better, now I don't even want my skin to be seen. I've never had this problem even when doing a wax on myself and I was really disappointed that the results were worse at a spa than doing it at home.\nI've heard great thing about this spas facials and massage services and I'm willing to give those a try, but I won't be getting any waxing done there from now on.
__label__2 Bought  a groupon for this place and used it yesterday. Got a shellac mani and hot stone pedi. The pedi was average not callus remover unless I wanted pay extra. The mani was avg as well. She put me under the light for a LONG time. I paid $22 for $48 value. This was  only worth $22! wouldn't go back without a groupon again.
__label__4 I'm always disappointed in my pedicure massages ... Until today! Mai gave what was HANDS DOWN the best pedicure and massage I've experienced! Just got the basic standard pedicure and the massage seemed to never end and was firm but not painful and sooo relaxing! Amazing place! 25 minutes from my home and 10,000 places I could go in between but ill be making the drive regularly! Totally worth it!!!
__label__4 Great place! Incredible pedi's at very reasonable prices. The suite is clean and well maintained. They offer a variety of services so you almost have one stop shopping (add a hair salon inside and it's the whole package!). \n\nI had the cucumber pedi today. $35 gives you a standard pedicure with callus remover, paraffin wax, hot rock massage and a relaxing experience. \n\nI've been to other places, nothing compares. I won't go anywhere else and would recommend to anyone.
__label__2 I love popcorn so this store was right up my alley. I went in right after my yoga class and was in awe of all the flavors of popcorn. The store awesomely displays ways you can make popcorn into a cool gift or party favor with various tins. I even tried their fudge. It was amazing! A must try. I did not give more stars because I asked what was in one of the fudges and the cashier said they couldn't be bothered with knowing. Wow! I thought that was rude. Overall awesome experience.
__label__2 I drove past today, pulled a screechin' u-turn, and excitedly headed into this brand-spankin' new Eastern European market. \n\nI was pleased to find the store had a solid offering of Eastern European and Russian foods.  I am not ashamed to admit that I am a Eastern European food addict.\n\nLucky for me, this place has the largest deli selection of any Eastern European store in Las Vegas.  The refrigerated cases have dozens of meats, salamis, sausages, cheeses, and salads.  They also offer a produce section that is refrigerated -- also a first for Las Vegas Eastern European stores (that I've seen).  They also offer baked goods from the awesome Natalia's Bakery located on Rainbow.\n\nThe packaged foods seemed mostly targeted to Russians, Bulgarians, and Hungarians.  I did see some familiar Polish stuff like Delicje and other Polish candies.   I was pleasantly surprised to find some frozen vareniki and pelmeni that I hope to try in the future.  And, dude, they have Dadu ice cream! DADU!!  It's the small things like this in life that make me happy. \n\nThe shelves were a little bare in some places and I hope they fill them out soon with a bit more variety of packaged goods.  I'm excited by their potential but, unfortunately, they don't offer many of my \"can't-live-withouts.\" I'll definitely be back to score some Dadu and to check out their progress.   Just keep opening the Euro markets and I'll keep shopping!
__label__3 They have pretty much everything you'd expect in Armenian market , i liked it.
__label__0 My wife and I have gone to this location many times in the past however, the service here has become really bad. My wife came to this location about a month ago and ordered a bagel thin breakfast sandwich. It came without some special sauce and when she came back in and asked for more, they poured so much on the sandwich that she then had to have it made again ! The staff was also rude when she asked to have it remade. She then called Merilee the store manager who was very helpful and sorry for her experience. She offered her a credit for anything she would like the next time she came in. My wife,  my self and my daughter came in Sunday 5/20 and she asked to claim her credit. The shift manager - Chris was very snotty and said oh you can get the same sandwich they made wrong if you want. My wife stated very nicely that the store manager had offered a credit for a meal, whatever she wanted. She ordered a sandwich/side/drink and cookie. The shift manager was snotty through the whole order as if my wife was asking for something that was not due her.  Then today, 5/23, my wife and daughter again visited this location for bagel thin breakfast sandwiches. The Shift manager that had helped my wife this past Sunday (Chris)  recognized her immediately and turned to a co worker (it appeared she was snickering about my wife). It was awkward. Another shift manager- Chelsea was very nice but my daughters Pesto Chicken Breakfast sandwich was cold when she opened it outside and the cheese tasted weird. She was so uncomfortable that she didn't want to go back in to have it redone for fear of being treated in the same manner my wife had.  My wife's sandwich was fine.\n\nIt's really too bad that the customer service in this place has become so sub par as it is close to our house, however, after these experiences my wife and I will no longer patronize this Einsteins.   Customer service should be pleasant and customers should not be made to feel uncomfortable after they've rightly complained of bad services.
__label__3 ages....ages since i've been in einsteins. i don't typically eat bagels anymore because it is just so many carbs for breakfast. but i neglected to eat before leaving the house and after a few hours of errands and meetings, i needed something, alas, einsteins was right there!!!!\ni ordered a spinach, mozz, and mushroom bagel sandwich and coffee. it was pretty good i must say. the coffee was good as well. as anyone knows, tons of bagel options.
__label__4 This place is the best nail salon when it comes to nail art.  Lilly is extremely talented and I highly recommend her. I drive from the other side of town to this place. I also had a great pedicure that came with paraffin wax.
__label__1 So apparently 9 out of the 9 employees working today were new? They all were standing around with a confused look on their face. California Turkey was nothing special.
__label__4 I order their thai mango salad and enchilada soup every time I go and it's amazing every time I eat it. the ingredients are fresh and crisp and the soup is flavorful and creamy. it's the perfect lunch! and I love that they give you a chocolate covered strawberry with your meal as a dessert. my fave!!
__label__3 Very good pho. I've had better, but I was very pleased with theirs. I ordered spicy but I had to add sriracha. Perfectly hit the spot after traipsing in the snow.
__label__0 Ran into this place after no. 1 Boba was closed just to get some milk tea boba. Let's just say I will never go back to this place. The service was terrible the guy at the register was not very friendly and was rude to me. It's a shame because the boba was good and at a decent price but because of the way I was treated I will never come back here.
__label__4 Salon Renew is in the heart of old town: a tiny tiny 2-person salon steps away from Shotgun Betty's and the rest of the bar-central area of Scottsdale. Though tiny, the salon is surprisingly cute and well put together: small chandeliers from the ceiling, area for coffee, wine and beer (and even snacks) and a patio for waiting/restrooms and hanging out. Not bad for a 16x16 room-sized salon. \n\nI came here on a whim as a friend recommended it to me. No yelp reviews, no Google mentions, no website. To say that I was terrified is an understatement, as I was getting my hair cut for a donation (so 8-10\" off) and I did not know any stylists in the area. Rest assured that I am a hair stylist's worst nightmare: I only cut my hair once a year, i'm terrified of what they will do, I need constant re-assurance, I bitch because it hurts when my hair gets pulled and I check up on progress every 10 seconds or so. Hair stylists hate me, and with good reason.\n\nDespite all my horrible-customer skills, Samantha somehow managed to get me to trust her, enjoy my haircut and not freak-out. I was cutting my hair SHORT for the first time since in 16 years. We discussed in great lengths (no pun intended :) )how the haircut would look and what I wanted, she prepped my pony tail for the donation, gave me a glass of wine the size of my head and then calmed me down while i looked at this giant pony tail now detached from my head.\n\nMost importantly, she gave me a haircut that fit my lifestyle: low maintenance, no products required, no blow-drying/curling/ironing or any of that crap. Something that will last until the next haircut, which will probably not happen for another year. It seems somewhat silly to praise someone so much for just listening about your lifestyle demands and find something appropriate, but you would be surprised how many stubborn and big-headed stylist are out there... and I seemed to have met all of them.\n\nAnyways, I know one review doesn't say much about a place, but I took a huge risk by coming here (with no reviews) and now you can take a smaller risk by coming to a place with one review. Its baby steps nonetheless, but in the right direction. Enjoy.
__label__1 Stopped yesterday for a drink after shopping and wanted to check the place out for future possible dining.  We waited and waited for our drinks.  It was a Friday afternoon and was not busy at the time of our arrival.  We had to order our drinks twice as it seemed the first order was lost somehow.  Not a good first impression.  The waitress said she would make it up to us regarding the very poor service,not sure what she meant but she did not live up to her word.  My next beer came quickly but did have to ask for service; she did not come on her own.  By the time we left the restaurant was busy and very noisy.  I read the menus and was impressed with the pricing and choices from pastas to steak to gluten free.  Most entrees were under $20.  The decor was upscale and trendy with comfortable seating. Undecided if we will return.
__label__3 I went into Lucky Break last night for their second night of operation, and they already had several people who looked like they were at home there. I must admit, by the end of the night, I was starting to feel that way myself. They seem to really have things figured out from the get-go, which is actually quite a surprise to me!\n\nWalking in, my first impression is just how clean this place is. Seriously, it's nice. They've got brand new huge TVs all over, showing every game you could want to watch. There's more than enough table and bar space for a large happy hour crowd. The place also has a very nice open feeling that's very welcoming. Also, they have 6 nice new pool tables, which are rented by the hour. Everything you would expect from a place called \"Lucky Break\" and then some.\n\nOh yeah then there's the bar. Coming into a billiards joint, I expect to see just your typical domestic beers, along with maybe Guinness as their \"fancy\" beer. Okay well they do have those. Then there's the craft beer. With 24 taps in total their selection is nothing to thumb your nose at. There are a good number of local AZ beers and some beers that you won't even see at most craft beer bars!\n\nThis place is just pure danger for me. Quality pool tables, great beer, and oh yeah the food is pretty damn good too.
__label__2 Decent burgers and bar food.  The atmosphere is pretty cool inside.  With billards, lots of tvs/projectors and smoke free!  The place has only been open since December and does lots of promotions/specials throughout the week.  The location is a bit eh, since its located in strip mall thats none too impressive.  However, not a bad place to just hang out for a few hours.
__label__1 My bf and I live right down the street so we wanted to try this place out. We had read good reviews on the burgers.  The atmosphere was pleasant and service was superb. The food was not that great. I ordered the the hot wing (hot), which were $9 for 10 wings, a little on the expensive side. My boyfriend ordered the smoke jumper burger, and a cup of chili. Our food came out in a timely manner. The wings were not very hot at all and unfortunately did not have too much flavor. The burger was very greasy, with soggy bacon and it too lacked flavor. They don't seem to season their burgers. The chili was bland and came out in a ramekin size cup, for $4.\n\nWe might try this place out again for drink and pool, but definitely not the food.
__label__3 My Bf and I had came here on a pretty busy night; we had a feeling no waiter would see us where we had sat but it was probably a few minutes before a waiter had seen us and was very pretty quick getting everything to us in general. Good enough service to where I definitely want to go back soon and try more burgers or maybe just more sweet potato tots since they were the most amazing sweet potato tots i've ever had. Especially with the marshmallow dipping sauce that you do have to ask for.  They have some pretty good specials on weekdays which is why I would like to return soon so I can become more familiar on what days to be a regular. :)\n\nThe one thing I did not love too much were the very salty ahi street tacos, they looked perfectly cooked but the flavor killed it for me I Wish they could make mine with no salt or not nearly as much, I felt like I ate a table spoon of salt each bite. :(
__label__3 A very nice sports bar.  Great place to watch a game or just hang out.  They have awesome TV's.  My boyfriend is in love with their nachos because they use fresh jalapenos, which makes them pretty spicy.  I'm very excited to have such a nice sports bar so close to home.
__label__1 Went there again last night for the burger.  Supposed to come out on toasted buns, it didn't.  Medium, was medium rare.  And once again I was almost ignored by the waitress, and had to wait about 10 minutes for my check even though we were obviously done.  And the noise, so noisy, couldn't really carry on a conversation.  I won't be back.
__label__2 Went back the other night and the drink specials are still very good with most beers at $3 and craft beers as well. Lost a star due to more food sampling. The green chile chicken sliders were hot as fire and nobody mentioned that fact. Green chile should not be that hot, they might have used jalapeno's. Waitress was nice and I got to sub out for some Cheeseburger sliders, which were very uninspiring with just a little piece of cheese on top of the burger. Also had some sweet potato tots included, but those were equally disappointing. The inside tasted like mush and might not have been cooked fully. The chicken quesadilla was decent, but somebody's hummus platter went uneaten. Still, great for sports with three giant screens available. Fiood needs more work though.
__label__2 Food is unique and tasty. Try the ultimate grilled cheese.  Service is poor. Three employees hang around at a table in the bar area chatting while the cook is preparing my food,  lunch came out wonderful but the front of house staff needs to find something to do and pay attention to a the few customers that are in there. I stopped in today at 1 for lunch but they changed their hours they are not open until 3 o'clock weekdays. I feel this place is going to close down quite soon. Prices for pool during promo hours are great.
__label__2 As a regular patorn of Doc and Eddy's down the street I have tried to give this place a chance multiple times. First off the place is very nice and the food is great. However, if you sit at the bar and are expecting good service forget about it. I have been here 5 times and all but once sat at the bar. The table service is pretty good however the bar service is about the worst I have seen anywhere I have been. The last time the bar was completely empty and it still took 22 minutes to get a drink. Yes I timed it. and that just wasn't the first time I have done this.\n\nIf I didn't prefer to sit at the bar the rating would have been a 4.5.
__label__0 Purchased a voucher on Living Social and was hoping to have a good experience after reading reviews and doing some research on the internet. However it was far from that. I showed up for the appointment and was told it needed to be pushed back a little bit. I waited an hour and half at the salon. He just skipped out on the appointment. Failing to provide any communication via phone or text. Very unprofessional.
__label__2 So excited they opened up a Firehouse in our  'hood.\nI got a Club on a Sub and didn't think this sandwich was as good as other subs I've eaten at the S. Eastern shop. Kind of bland, not much going on. My dill on the side looked a bit mangled as well. I know I'm nit picking. So I'm not sure if it was the sub I ordered or the location, but I will give this Firehouse another try and update accordingly.\nThe place was clean. The staff friendly. Love the \"fancy\" soda dispenser, with tons of options.
__label__1 I had the Firehouse Hero, hot roast beef, turkey and ham. It really lacked in flavor, just tasted like warm mystery meat. This is my first time eating at Firehouse and I wasn't impressed. The meat was piled up in the middle so I opened it up to spread it around and with 3 meats it barely covered the bread. Expensive for a toasted sub. Also they made my sandwich on wheat but I asked for white, not a big deal, but when I asked to have it remade they didn't even apologize. And I had to wait until they finished making the other guests sandwiches. I won't be coming back, customer service isn't there, no flavor and overpriced.
__label__2 This is a nice place to hang out and have a Burger or chicken dinner.  The pizza is so-so, but they have a lot more on the menu.  They have local entertainment that is surprisingly good.  The bar has added a lot to this community staple. A nice addition to the local food offerings.
__label__1 Due to the lack of pizza places in the area, we've gone there on a number of occasions.  I think we're finally done for good.  The pizza just isn't very good.  Very dry and tasteless crust and a little sparse on the toppings.\n\nAnother thing we didnt like was no matter what night we would go, there was always some sort of live music going on.  It's not that I don't like music but the acoustics are so bad in this place, it makes everyone too loud and hard to listen too.  Carrying on a conversation is impossible.  Because of that, we always would sit in a small side room where, unfortunately, the service was below par.\n\nThere's always a lot of cars there so it's obviously popular, but honestly, I just don't get it.
__label__1 As a daily diner in downtown Phoenix, I'll be surprised if the doors to this place stay open for more than 6 months.  I was so excited to have The Breakfast Club open in downtown and now I hazard to say even First Watch (which is hospital cuisine at best) far exceeds what I had at the Breakfast Club in CityScape.  I've now been to this restaurant three times since it opened hoping for an exceptional experience and I'm totally underwhelmed.  Today, I brought 2 family members to the restaurant and even though the service was exceptional, the quality of the food was horrible and it was all cold.  We had pre-cooked cardboard bacon, flavorless sausage patties, petite pancakes, and ice cold eggs.  Plating was haphazard and uninviting and worse of all, every hot dish was ice cold.  Since I was already at this location 2 times and each time I had to send food back because it was cold, I knew to order my syrup hot.  That was the only way we could eat the pancakes without sending them back.\n\nConsidering this is a breakfast restaurant, I can't believe they find it so difficult to serve hot, flavorful food.  I really hope they immediately step up their effort because Matt's Big Breakfast, Cartel Coffee, and sadly First Watch have nothing to worry about.  I've waited too long to see downtown Phoenix succeed and unfortunately without remedial action, the Breakfast Club will not be a part of it.
__label__0 So far my restaurant experience in Phoenix has been subpar when it comes to service and this one took the cake. Everytime the server came to our table it was just to do one thing and we would be left in the lurch with our mouths silenced in the middle of asking for something. Finally the food came and it was actually quite delicious, I ordered the turkey eggs benedict with potatoes and fresh fruit. However once again the food was dropped off with no silverware, no condiments and no refills on the coffee. I truly hope the restaurant re-trains the staff or hires a whole new batch, because I am afraid food alone can not keep a business afloat.
__label__3 Food was fantastic. I had the French Toast and my fiance had the grilled cheese and we both loved it.
__label__0 I love breakfast food and was told this is the place to get it. I ordered the biscuits and gravy and it was terrible. It was more grease that gravy. I had to hold back throwing up. The potatoes that come with it were great but they did not hit the spot and I had to run to CVS to grab a snack to hold me over till dinner. \n\nSkip this place, go to Matt's Big Breakfast.
__label__3 My boss was visiting from Texas and we wanted to get a decent breakfast so I found this place...I would only suggest the signage be a bit better as I had to go around twice and then ask someone where it was as it's upstairs.  Once up there this is fabulous and the service was great.
__label__2 I was led here by Emily R. who posted the most DELICIOUS looking photo of a wrap from Parsley, so I purchased the Groupon and off we went to Parsley. For our family of 4 (2 adults & 2 small children), we ordered a ton of food, but were able to finish it all, and without the Groupon, the total would have come out to about $40.\n\nMy husband ordered a large steak shwarma wrap combo on wheat (I love that it is an option), I got the chicken shwarma salad, the kids shared our food plus falafel, and two baklavas (squares, not cigars). When I went to pay, I was told that the combo is not valid with the Groupon. She told me she could charge for the side of fries separately, until I told her to charge the combo separately because the side of fries was $4.00 + change whereas the combo upgrade was $2 + change. She also charged me $.50 for olives on my salad, and $.50 for chickpeas even though the guy said it was free. Also $.50 for tzatziki sauce. They seriously nickel and dime you here. We got a soda cup which came with the combo, but their soda machine doesn't offer water... They do however, have a fridge full of bottled drinks that DOES include water... They also do not freely give out napkins, so you have to wait until someone is available if you want more than the 1 they gave you... It seems like very very cheap management happening in this establishment. \n\nThe food was alright. The salad mix came pre-mixed and was very very wet. I like being able to control the amount of dressing on my salad, but overall, the flavors were very fresh and the chicken was alright. My husband's wrap was better than mine which was layered with hummus, their salad mix, and steak. He did not love it however. I enjoyed the couple of bites I took but didn't want the carb bomb that came with the 16\" tortilla. The falafel and hummus were tasty and a generous serving for the price. Lastly, when I ordered the baklava, the girl told me that the cigars have no nuts and only cinnamon. I was confused as to how that could be a baklava, but took her word on it because my son is allergic to peanuts and they were unable to answer \"Do these have peanuts?\" We were later told that they do have nuts in them, although uncertain as to what kind, plus the cinnamon. Whatever. We just got some. There was no honey on them which made the filo dry, but the nut mix inside was yummy. There is just SUCH better baklava other places in town (Manan Bakery!). \n\nOverall, we'll be passing on another visit to Parsley. I think the food looks better than it tastes.
__label__1 Found this place through Groupon, stopped by to grab dinner. Had a few customer service issues redeeming my deal, mostly pertaining to the receipt- face value of my deal was for $18, yet I only received credit for $15.36 and somehow owed about $2. Employees were unable or unwilling to explain why the transaction happened this way.\n\nIn any case, the food was fairly tasty.\nBeef tagine seems to be a frequent special, and it smells amazing. Taste isn't quite as delicious as the smell though, but I did appreciate that the dish was served on a bed of rice and with a drink (though they didn't give me mine). Beef itself is on the dry side, but it's a saucy dish so it did not ruin the meal.\nThe chicken shwarma salad is decent: moist chicken and fresh veggies, but a bit too much rice for my liking turned it into more of a bowl. Tahini dressing was on the bland side and slightly chalky. They charge 50 cents to add a tablespoon of feta to your dish- and they literally measure out it with a spoon, which is bizarre and stingy to me.\n\nI wouldn't hurry to rush back, largely because of their lack of transparency with billing, but there are so many other places that do Mediterranean in Vegas that I'd rather try another. I can say though, if you are craving beef tagine specifically, this place will probably hit the spot- flavors are correct, but hope it was just an off day for the meat.
__label__4 I've been here a few times and the place is great! Huge portions, reasonably priced and tastes very authentic! I will definitely be coming back.
__label__2 So my usual suspects & I (Dion L., Katie M., & Simone M.) headed out to Osso on a Saturday night.  I had made reservations via Open Table & was happy in doing so, considering Saturday nights could be busy.\n\nI got there about 6:55 PM & was shocked to see only one table being used by a group of 7 ladies.  However, I was even more shocked to see how small the restaurant is! They do have a small patio out front; however, it faces a small parking lot & other venues. The decor is pretty fancy, but they have no real theme going on. I was a bit confused by what exactly they're going for. I did appreciate the house music mix playing overhead...it wasn't too loud or too soft. \n\nLuckily, they allowed me to go ahead & be seated, while I waited for the girls to show up. I browsed the menu (which I had already done online), which is very limited as far as food offerings.  The drink/wine menu on the other hand, overflowed with options. \n\nMy girls showed up & Dion, Simone ordered martinis (which run anywhere from $10 - $14), while Katie went with a Caipirinha . I went with the upside down pineapple cake martini - which to my expectations, tasted like the cake! \n\nWe decided to order appetizers: blue crab & ricotta crustini, meatballs, & a special appetizer of locally grown cantaloupe & honeydew melon with prosciutto. While we were waiting for our appetizers, one of the waiters picked up a table over his head & hit the chandelier above our table, sending shards of glass on the floor. Luckily we weren't harmed; but decided that we needed new drinks, just in case any glass landed in the glasses.  The manager came over & apologized & gave us new drinks (on the house). Naturally, we were expecting maybe a discount on our bill, but sadly, we didn't get that.\n\nThe appetizers arrived all at once.  I have to say my favorite was the melon & prosciutto plate.  The melons were indeed fresh & tasted sweet. The prosciutto wasn't \"fatty\" & wasn't too salty. I did not try the meatballs, but the girls said they were good. The blue crab & risotto was just OK. I didn't taste anything spectacular with it.\n\nFor my meal, I decided one of the specials: a ghost chili pepperoni pizza. When it arrived, it was almost the size of a medium pizza that you would get at say Pizza Hut or Domino's.  For $11.95, I was happy about the portion. The pizza also had fresh mozzarella, green olives, & red onion slices. The pizza was ok, I've definitely had better. I did eat the majority of it, but three pieces went home with Katie.\n\nOur waitress was very nice & friendly & very knowledgeable about the menu. She came to check on us regularly & between her & other wait staff, our water glasses stayed full. During our time there, the restaurant got packed - which again, isn't saying much, since the space is so small. \n\nFor what it is, the menu is quite overpriced & the food is just OK. After all was said & done, we decided this would be a good spot for \"drinks only\".
__label__2 I came to Osso with a friend for the after-hours atmosphere and had drinks only. I was a little surprised to see the bouncer smoking a cigarette as it seemed like a nice/classy place and that just didn't seem very professional. I will say he was extremely friendly and talkative. \n\nInside was really nice and it definitely had a fun-lively entertainer (a man playing some serious bongos along with a track). It evoked kind of a Latin-vibe but this could have been the musics doing. This definitely is a place that attracts women wearing their tightest dress and biggest heels on a Wednesday night... hey mamas gotta pay the bills I suppose. That part was a little weird. \n\nI will say the music was cool so that alone earned a few stars. As far as a bar  It wasn't my cup of tea, but I save my 3inch stilettos for Vegas. That being said, I'll come back during dining hours and update based on the food rather than bar atmosphere.
__label__0 I can't even review the food, due to the fact that we were sat at a table & never saw a server for 10+ minutes.  Someone came by and brought waters, said a server would be with us shortly. We waited another 5 minutes, were never greeted by anyone else, and walked out.  Have no idea how a place can stay in business with customer service as lousy as theirs? It was later, too - around 9:15 - they were by no means slammed. Shame.
__label__2 I really want to love this place so badly. I moved into the Cheery Lynn Historic neighborhood about three years ago and have watched several places fail. I've hoped somebody would buy this cute little place and make it into something great. \n\nSo, my husband, son and I went yesterday with high hopes and hungry bellies. We've been looking forward to trying it since we got a menu on the door the other day.\n\nI hope as they move into their new space, they update the decor and get rid of some of the previous owners' decor. Such a big part of going out to eat, is the ambiance. The building is so cute and there's so much potential for it, but what the original Two Hippies owner did was just plain awful.\n\nAs far as the food goes, I am unfortunately sad to report that it was just not that good. My first \"beef\" is the beef. I originally posted that I had thought they used frozen patties, but received the nicest reply stating that they do get their meat locally and it is never frozen. Perhaps we just came on a bad day. I ordered the Loco Moco and I had to cut my hamburger patty with a knife and fork. I was also excited to try the homemade macaroni salad, but again... not so good. It was more of a mayonnaise-macaroni soup. Way to runny for my taste. But that's just me. My husband got a burger and it was okay. The best thing we got was my son's hot dog. It was just a plain hot dog with ketchup but it was pretty tasty. I'm thinking that when I go back (and I definitely will so I can give them another chance and I can support my neighborhood joint), I'm going to get one of those hot dogs. They have all sorts of exciting options for hot dogs including homemade chili (my favorite).\n\nThey do have really delicious strawberry lemonade and tropical iced tea. \n\nI feel bad writing anything bad because I'd really like to see the new owners succeed. They were exceptionally friendly and welcoming. They responded to my original post and were very, VERY sweet so I know once they work out all of their kinks, they will do well.
__label__4 Dear Hotel Chocolat\n\nI want you to know I dreamed about you last night, I think I might be in love.\n\nyours,\n\nJd\n\n...........But really what an awesome shop. Was lucky enough to be there last night for a tasting that was free but I still ended up spending \u00a330 on things to take home with me.\n\nStaff are great, welcoming, banterous and inlove with what they are selling. Was treated to a great avriety of their treats my favourite being a chilli caramel!! Nom!!!!\n\nTheir Cocoa-coffee shop at the back is inspired - loved my wee machiato.\n\nVery much looking fwd to cooking with the cocoa meat rub. This place is a palace of chocolate and a must visit for anyone!!! :o)
__label__4 Do you miss the long defunct Venetian Italian Restaurant on West Sahara with the nice little bar at the back of the smaller dining room with a couple of slot machines? The one that plays either Frank Sinatra, Tony Bennett, or Lena Horne on the sound system and evokes romantic but quaint ambiance for the restaurant among it's diners? The Venetian Italian Restaurant that used to be where The Slanted Clam Tavern now is?  For  those who didn't know the Venetian Italian Restaurant, it was a favorite among many locals and many tourists as well.  Well, well, well!  We don't have to long for anymore for their delicious food.  Don Antonio's Pizzeria owner is the same as the owner of Venetian Italian Restaurant.  You'll know it's true from when they bring your side salad with pepperoncini on top.  The favorites from Venetian Italian Restaurant like baked clams and neckbones are back.  Me and dear SO's favorites are the appetizer Fried Calamari with marinara sauce, Veal Parmigiana, and Lobster Ravioli with Vodka.  S.O. gives a thumbs-up for their pizza, I should note.
__label__1 Co-workers demanded a pizza party at work today, and I aim to please...Searched yelp* for the best place close by and found Don Antonio's 6.1 miles away.  Called 30 minutes in advance and got some super awesome service.  We ordered:\n\n1. Meat Lovers\n2. Cheese\n3. Veggie\n4. Hawaiian\n5. Half tray of Caesar Salad\n\nWhen we arrived for pickup, the pizza was hot out of the oven, and he had everything all ready for us - plates, salad dressing, utensils, napkins, the whole works.  In and out in less than 10 minutes.\n\nAll in all, the pizza itself was mediocre, at best.  If the food lived up to the service, I would be rating Don Antonio's 5 stars...
__label__2 Ordered food togo. Pizza was okay, not great though my daughter liked it. Order not exactly what I ordered, but not bad. Ordered linguini with mussels in red sauce, got just mussels; preferred string green beans with spinach, got soggy spinach with broccoli and cauliflower, no green beans. Calimari was fresh, but not crispy fried-soft. Maybe things were off this night. Will give it another shot. I wanna like it. Hope it is better.
__label__2 The last time I was here, I deviated from my normal chocolate chip pancakes and opted for the blueberry pancakes. They turned out to be just as good as the chocolate (which is a bit surprising, since chocolate tends to trump all things). They did bot skimp at all on the blueberries, these were just chock full of them.\n\nThough my pancakes were delcious, the service did not match. It was quite mediocre. Although that may have been because the baby started crying every time the server came by (she's very attached to me)- I would be hesitant to regularly check on a table that a baby cried every time I came close too. The server only came by to take our order and drop off our food.\n\nI'll come back because I'm a huge fan of pancakes.
__label__1 I have to start by saying I think the food is delicious. However, it's not good food alone that will keep the customers coming back. I ordered an acai bowl which was served to go in a plastic container with a plastic spoon.  Even though we were there together, my fellow diner was served her pancakes on an actual plate. Lucky her. When she asked if she could have fruit on top of the pancakes, she was advised there were blueberries on top, even though they were only served inside. The cashier did not know what the restaurant week menu was, and another gentleman came out of the kitchen to show the ladies working the counter something urgent on his iphone. Lack of professionalism and a poor understanding of the menu turns great food into a poor experience.
__label__1 First and foremost I give it two stars for the location and the possibility of good food. \n\nCame here this morning to grab a smoothie and shine munchies before a meeting. I saw kale chips on the menu so I asked the girl behind the counter if they were freshly made. She said yes. I ordered that and a smoothie. The green one (spinach coconut banana and soy milk) they made the smoothies and I asked how long my kale chips would be. She said oh they're right here. They were packaged. I replied with oh, they're not made here? All I got was a shrug. I started reading the package and I noticed on each of the three kind of kale chips they had each one had cashews in them. I must have told the girls of my nut allergy at least 3 times in this brief conversation. When I informed her of the cashews she said oh I didn't know that was a nut. Smh... I said ok what else can I have in place of these. She said the glutino gluten free pretzles. The kind you can get at whole foods for about $3-$4. They were charging $7. I said ok just to make sure, the smoothies don't have nuts right? They said no. The first sip I had gave me asthma for the rest of the day. Awesome. \n\nI will never return. To whoever owns this venu: please hire people who at least pretend to care....
__label__4 Absolutely will not buy my dog food anywhere else but Choice Pet Market. We have two Great Danes that eat about 125lbs of food a month so needless to say we are in the store a lot. Never once have we had a bad experience with shopping here. Ashley is always more than willing to help people out and she works with us to price match for the best deal. The higher standard of product and knowledgable staff make it well worth the price. You get what you pay for.
__label__2 What a little surprise in the heart of Verdun..\n\nWe heard of this place through a friend, and having had authentic spectacular Persian food before, I was quite skeptical. However, Parisa did not disappoint!\n\nTheir house soup was really something special (minus the random noodles that seemed out of place).\n\nWe had the sauteed mushrooms to start - I expected them to be sweeter, but they were quite good!\n\nWe then had the lamb (AMAZING) and the chicken drumsticks (not bad) as our main dish.\n\nThe service was great, the host was super friendly, and the atmosphere was nice and quiet. \n\nFor a BYOW place, it's definitely a nice place to go. Try it, and definitely do not miss out on the soup! Super good!
__label__4 Really good show - some of the best original songs I've heard in a long time- band was excellent- he's handsome, can sing and entertain - great value
__label__4 In the many years we have been coming to Vegas, it isn't very often I'm surprised. The Frankie Marino Show was more than an amazing surprise! Within moments everyone was up on their feet. The original music out shined the covers. I would suggest bringing anyone (young and old) to this \"super stars\"show. The brothers have written and performed most of the songs. Just Do it!
__label__4 Went here after finding it on yelp and it was everything people said. Cheap, Fast and friendly. Wish i could say the same about the DMV!, I Live in the far south anthem area but made the trip to this place. Id rather support a local business than those huge chains.
__label__0 I went here because it was highly rated on yelp. Not a good idea. Everyone mentioned using a coupon so I called and ask how I use a coupon. They said just mention it when you stop in. I arrived within one hour of my phone call and mentioned that I was the caller that asked about the coupon. He did the test and told me that he would deduct the coupon. My receipt for the DMV showed that he deducted the coupon but he didn't give me a credit card receipt because of their credit card scanner I guess cant print them. Well of course when I looked at my credit card online that evening I saw he DID NOT TAKE OFF THE COUPON. I called the next day and asked him to refund my credit card. He tried or pretended to try and then said he could do it. He said I would have to stop in and he would give me cash. So I had to take my time and gas and drive back there to get the $2 he failed to give me to start with. I am sure that most people don't take the time to go back and get the money and that they do this on purpose. My advice is to go to a $10 smog shop not in a repair shop that doesn't require coupons. Don't go here if you expect to get $2 off their already higher price!
__label__4 Great Service and prices! Called to fix my dishwasher and not only did they fix it but improve it! I'll be using them as a referral for all my clients!
__label__1 I feel like I'm in the minority, but I wasn't really wowed by this place. A small group of coworkers wanted Mexican for dinner, this was near our office so here we went. You have to valet your car which is kind of annoying, but the guys were nice and the inside where the restaurant is pretty impressive decor wise, so I was in a good mood. \n\nOnce our group trickled in, we ordered some drinks and I used my check-in deal to get free chips & guac for the table. I had the pineapple margarita which was delicious, but a little on the small side, the rest of the tables got different types of margaritas and all seemed to enjoy them. The waiter came out and explained that it's a tapas style restaurant (probably wouldn't have picked this place had I known that, $8-14/plate is pretty steep imho) and so we all decided on what we would order. If I remember correctly, we had the\n\nTacos de mahi mahi - didn't try these, but heard they were good. \n\nTacos de camarones - didn't try, no complaints\n\nTacos de pollo - I enjoyed these, though I wish the tortillas were a little bigger for all of the things they cram onto them\n\nTamale - I really liked this. Has a bit of a kick to it\n\nPollo ahumado a la yucateco - alright. I'm not a fan of sweet poultry I guess, but everyone else liked it. \n\nChips & salsa - very good\n\nAbout halfway through I ordered a Michelada. Due to my ignorance and the misleading description on the menu (Modelo especial, lime, spices, salt), I didn't know I was ordering the GROSSEST drink in the world. My fault, and I just drank the rest of the modelo out of the bottle, but I was surprised no one asked me about it. There was also a fly in it, but as I was with coworkers I didn't want to cause a scene over it (my fault, lesson learned). Another slightly annoying thing is that the glass windows on the side of the building slide open (which is actually pretty cool), but the one or two times they did this to get out to the patio they let flies in, which were buzzing around our table nonstop. The servers saw us batting them away but no one offered a slight \"sorry about that\". All in all, 5 dishes and 7 drinks ran us about $150. If these were main dishes, I'd be indifferent, but for the value of what you pay for vs. what you get, I can't recommend Distrito.
__label__3 Staying at the saguaro and honestly didn't expect to find such a nice restaurant there. Prices are fair and the portions are large. Tried both the pescado and the carnitas and both were really good but one must try the guacamole with crab, absolutely great! I've also tried the breakfast and it didn't disappoint nice omelette with some toasts with a really tasty pumpkin butter, as a swede this reminded me of christmas which was perfect :)
__label__1 Great atmosphere for a Scottsdale Restaurant. Although, I'd choose great food over a nice setting.\nI expected more from an Iron Chef restaurant.\nService was really slow considering there were several open tables and it was pretty late in the evening. \nThe best thing was the guacamole. The salmon I order was mediocre at best and the flavors just didn't work.\nThe tortillas for the tacos were rubbery and chew. The lamb meat wasn't well seasoned and needed salt.
__label__4 Crazy awesome hot chocolate, great porn music (teehee) but seriously great atmosphere staff.... Awesome!
__label__4 I have read some of the other reviews.  Some people wrote a book.  Maybe if they focused on eating, instead of so much talking.  Serious foodies are more about eating than boring everyone with over typing.  \n\nThis place is new and my waitress said they are working out quirks.  Everyone was very friendly.  \n\nVery comfortable setting.  What I love is that the food is cooked tasting Healthier.  Not greasy like some of those other buffets.  I loaded up 3 plate fulls.  Even though there was lots of sea food, I ate lots of perfectly cooked crisp green beans.  I am very picky about how thejy are cooked.  These guys did right.  The difference between this buffet and all the other guys,  Jasmine Tokyo's food is fresh, and a higher quality of  food.  I'm ruined for those other buffets now.  So if you complain about paying $19.99 for dinner with all that Quality food, then stay home.
__label__1 For those of you who have written good reviews about Jasmine Tokyo -- you've got to be kidding!  Although the dining area is comfortable and clean, and the people who clean your table are friendly and attentive, there is a big problem -- the FOOD!\n\nI don't know what good a large selection of sushi does you if it isn't very good.  Of the eight types I sampled, one was decent (crispy onion tuna, despite having only a tiny morsel of fish).  The other seven were fair.  A big problem is that even at 6pm, when things should be really fresh, they weren't.\n\nThe tempura was very oily, the non-fish dishes (orange chicken, chicken with mushrooms, broccoli beef) were nowhere near as tasty as those you get at a shopping center food court.  And how did Jasmine Tokyo manage to make roasted duck with skin that was crispy and chewy at the same time?  (I'll tell you how -- it had been sitting around for hours).\n\nSeasoning is not a talent of the food preparers (I will not call them chefs) -- the spicy tuna was not spicy, nothing had salt or other condiments that I could discern, and so on and so on and so on.\n\nDon't save your appetite for desert -- it is pedestrian at best and has nothing to do with the Orient.\n\nA few things were okay, namely those where good ingredients and decent recipes are all that is needed -- the plain shrimp, the custard, the hot and sour soup.  That's about it.\n\n$22 for this?? Even with 20% off, it's still at least $10 overpriced.
__label__2 This isn't your stereotypical dirty Chinese buffet place, that being said it was expensive (duh its in Scottsdale). The food was pretty good for a buffett with tons of crab legs, sushi, desserts, salad, and chinese food options. The buffett was huge and the place was elegant looking for a buffett. I've been to other chinese/japanese restaurants that I've liked better for less money. I would go there again, but only for a special occasion b/c it's expensive.
__label__3 If you have been to some of the Asian buffets in AZ, and you've liked them, I'd say you must try Jasmine Tokyo. \n\nI'm 6'4\" and I get \"Do you play for the Cardinals?\" a lot, so I'm sure that when the proprietors see me darken the door of their establishment they're all like \"ohsh*t.\" Fear not, lil Asian lady, for I am not a glutton. I'm here for the seafood and the sushi and some green tea.\n\nAs far as the sushi selection goes, it beats anything AYCE in the Valley that I've seen. There were at least 20 types of rolls and it wasn't just surimi crab and tempura, either. The tuna and salmon and snapper nigiri were really good, too.\n\nIf you have room for some fried rice, this one is delicious and so are the Chinese sausages and grilled chicken. Even the raw oysters were good, and that has never happened to me in AZ before.\n\nService was pleasant, and from the way it's decorated, I'm guessing this was once a Claim Jumper. Anyhow, it's a huge restaurant with a huge selection of items and if you're a vegetarian, you will be in heaven here with more vegetarian offerings than I've ever seen at a buffet. \n\nSeaweed is a vegetable, isn't it?
__label__4 We went their for lunch and it was very good buffet food. I am going to try their dinner soon.  The dinner has more fish dishes and more Sashimi.  It is also priced higher.  The place is clean and roomy.
__label__0 The food was old and had been sitting out for far too long! Our party of 5 all spent the night with sore stomachs and in the bathroom. This is not sushi of good quality, even for the price. Please skip this buffet, trust me! I would hate for anyone to suffer the way we all are...
__label__3 The food is excellent here and it's never too crowded. Lunch prices are reasonable, but dinner is pricey.\n\nWe really enjoy ourselves here.
__label__3 I've passed this place a million times. I live a block and a half away and take the metro to and from work everyday. I always misjudged this place due to its location, but on a whim and a craving picked up some last night and it blew my mind. The selection is fantastic, fresh and inventive.  Not to mention the great price! Do yourself a favor and give a try youll do a double take when u get home or wherever ur headed!
__label__3 I don't get haircuts often. That being said I enjoyed miniBar Ber Shop. Its a little more modern than my tastes, but after a few beers I couldn't care less. And yes, beers at the barber....INGENIOUS! \n\nBoris gave me a trim and shaved off my beard. We gabbed about raising kids, and going on vacation, and how generally awful we both think New York can be. After I was done I had a couple more beers. Hey its almost noon and I'm on vacation.\n\nPS the girl at the front desk is c-u-t-e.
__label__3 Coming from Vegas this is another thing I have come across in the Scottsdale area and wonder why this isn't there.  Prices were great twenty bucks for a haircut in a great atmosphere.  \n\nOf course hard to beat a two dollar a beer happy hour.  Which they will serve to you in the bar area or while you are in the chair,  \n\nThe guy who did my haircut was cool and was knowledgeable.  I imagine this will be where I go for my haircuts from now on.
__label__1 The idea here is far superior to the execution. Like many other reviewers I needed a haircut and I love beer. The beer selection they have is solid and better than the beer you might have paid $2 for elsewhere. The problem with this place is the people who run it. Poor service and if you're not a hipster or wearing something ironically you may feel out of place. Work ethic of the staff was highly questionable. Perhaps with a staff upgrade I'll give it another shot but I was not wowed by the slow service and mediocre cut.
__label__1 Overpriced coffee, $10 boxed sandwiches and salads...yeesh...I'll take a walk.  Though Lavazza is good, this was not a spectacular cup of joe.  At $8 for two 16oz. cups I'll pass.
__label__4 Heard about this place in Vegas Seven, and had to try it. I'm so glad I did!\n\nI went with my boyfriend and he got the pulled pork sandwich with the bacon potato salad. I got the 2 plate combo with brisket and pulled pork, and yams as the side. We got a free dessert for checking in and got the banana pudding. It was awesome! \n\nEverything was delicious! Best BBQ I've had in Vegas. Service is great too. We talked to the chef for a little while we ate and he was really friendly. We'll be back :)
__label__4 I had to go there after all the talk on here.\n\nThe location is in a umm kinda shady part of town but I went there for the BBQ.\n\nIts a true  BBQ joint. Plastic forks and knives, Styrofoam and paper plates.\n\nThe smell of smoke was pretty amazing. I was floating in like this place was the pied piper.\n\nThe menu is pretty simple like it should be. \n\nThe owner was taking the food order. Its kind of different. You pay first and wait for a runner to bring out your food. The owners are very nice people and really care about their food.\n\nI ordered The Biggin, its a sandwich with pork, brisket, and hot links and it was friggin delicious. There's no easy way to eat this monster. You have to dig in and understand things are gonna get messy.\n\nOne boy ordered the catfish po boy. Yes its not BBQ but he loved it and they did make it perfect.\n\nAnother ordered the Brisket Dog. I didn't know it was on a sesame seed bun which he was allergic to. They made it over at no charge and put it on a hamburger bun. The sandwich was as big as his head! I was entertained just watching him trying to eat this behemoth! Its a good thing they have rolls of paper towels on the tables because this kid needed a whole roll. He loved it too.\n \nI will definitely be back again!\n\noh and guys, if you sneak there without your wife or GF, you will be caught because you walk out of this place smelling like smoke!
__label__4 best in vegas
__label__0 Decided to go back and give it another try. The food was good the first couple times I was there. I walked in about the same time this other fellow did and we stood there waiting for somebody to take our order. This young man came out brought some food for a table so I know he saw us, place is not that big. He went into the back and never came back out. We stood there for awhile and I left. Never and that's a log time will I return.
__label__0 I give this place a 0 on a scale of 1-10; 10 being the highest. Worst customer service. This place argued with me and wasn't welcoming at all. Although, the food might have been good enough for its pricing, I surely did not have a good expeirence.
__label__2 So I decided to quit my job, and as a \"victory\" lap, I came directly to Rollin Smoke to get my mind off my troubles.  I asked for the trio meal, with brisket, pork and baby back ribs, but they refused me.  They said they could add the baby backs to the duo meal for an extra $6.  Not wanting to get off the \"high\" of quitting my job, I relented.\n\nThis time I asked for no greens and they obliged.  When the meal came, the food was cold. (It was about 7:30pm; they close at 8:30.)  I tried not to let it get me down.  The $6 baby backs amounted to exactly two (2) bones.  And I'm not even quite sure I got the baby backs, because they were meaty and chewy (and cold), resembling St. Louis ribs (which I could have gotten at a discount).  Anyway, that's not my biggest complaint.  This time, for some reason, I found the BBQ sauce to be very spicy.  I don't recall it being spicy the first time around (otherwise, I would have marked it down).  So for those of you keeping count -- I recommend the brisket and the pork but NOT the \"baby back ribs\" -- and also, come here during lunch, when the food is presumably fresher and hotter.  Aside from that, I think I'm done here.  Not that I can afford to eat anymore, now that I'm an unemployed bum.\n\nMerry Christmas.  I'm going to kill myself.
__label__4 LIP SMACKING BARBEQUE NOURISHED FROM THE GODS THEMSELVES.\n\nSeriously this place precedes itself. Just so you can understand the level that Rollin Smoke is on they were awarded for top 20 best bbq restaurants in america from localeats AND best burger in vegas seven. Yeah...they're pretty epic.\n\nIt's pretty easy to miss this place, they're near the cross streets highland and desert inn, inside a signless plaza. Just look for a grill outside and you'll be fine. The vibe of the place is very relaxed mixed with decorations of tshirts, a pig, awards, and a mural. A big plus in my book is the amount of seating they have, from the times I went I never had to fight for a table. \n\nCustomer service? Always on point. They strive for it. Anything wrong with what you're eating? They'll fix it. They always have a guy walking around asking people if they're doing fine. \n\nIf you're coming here for the first time you should definitely try the rib tips, and outlaw burger. It takes a while for the outlaw burger to cook, nonetheless it's worth the wait. Let me start off with the rib tips. You can order 1/2 pound or a pound, if you're eating with a group of people, just share a pound it'll be more than enough. Their rib tips are mouthwatering!!! Cooked to perfection. And when you get those fatty pieces in your mouth you can taste the definition of a good bbq. The outlaw burger is just as satisfying. Let me just list the ingredients in the burger it has; brisket, onions, bell pepper, onion strings, red cabbage, slaw, lettuce, tomato, cheddar cheese, and chipotle ailoi. Yeah, all that in a burger. You know that one question? What do you want to eat before you die? This might be the answer.\n\nTip: There's no shame in getting your hands dirty and pigging out. Dam son just eat that bbq! And you can order to-go over the phone!
__label__4 Amazing beef rib & baby back pork ribs!!! Super cute place & great prices...the outlaw burger was ok..not so great as i expected it to be..
__label__2 had really high expectation for this place , but unfurtunately it wasn't what i was looking for . too little flavor for my taste
__label__0 wow...ive always relied on yelp to give me an honest evaluation of a new restaurant....the reviews for this place were very good...so I went out of my way to go and eat there....if your into bland tasting barbeque...bad waffle fries and eating on picnic tables..by all means go for it at rolling whatever...just a joke to call this a 4 star plus barbeque place....give me a break.
__label__0 The absolute worst customer service.  I spent $156 in RC parts to include a set of TRAXXAS JATO Front and Rear Wheel sets as a Christmas present to a family member.  As it turns out, the wheel set was purchased in error and asked for a refund ($33/set).  Upon calling the day after Christmas to see if the store was open, I was surprised at the lack of customer service and overall rudeness of the store manager (for which his father is the owner).  He said, \"don't you read the reciept...no exchanges for store credit only\". I said that how would I know that if the reciept is handed to me after the purchase...not before.  He then said, \"It's a store policy not to provide refunds... it's written on the back of our register\".  Again, I don't normally read everything posted in a store.  Why didn't they inform me verbally of this policy before purchasing the items?  The overall demeanor of this guy was absolutely unacceptable and I will NEVER BUY ANOTHER PRODUCT FROM THIS STORE AGAIN!  I would NEVER recommend anyone to go there.  You'll find prices and service much cheaper online.  Read these reviews and you'll see that Hobby Town USA in Gilbert Arizona don't deserve OUR business.  I ususally don't bother with reviews, but these people pushed me over the line....I will do my best to place my honest review in every site available to expose the truth about this business.  Next call will be to the Hobby Town corporate office...they need to know that their name is being trashed in AZ.
__label__4 Great studio, instructors, and variety. Drop in, get the new-student special, and try a few different instructors & class styles to get a feel for all that's offered here. \n\nThe crowd: Refreshingly low-key. This is not Bay Area snobby yoga with everyone doing headstands and pull-ups before class starts. (There is no pull-up bar.) People are generally respectful, and don't chatter during practice. The 7:30pm classes are the most crowded, but they're not packed. No need for blue tape on the floor telling you where to put your mat. \n\nThe style: Pretty much all classes are a standard Baptise vinyasa flow, which is much more athletically intense than the stereotypical sit-there-and-ohhm yoga. More on that here: http://y1now.com/what-is-baptiste-power-vinyasa-yoga/  \n\nThe instructors: All great. Each has his or her own take on the style. None are robotic. Importantly, none come across as yogier-than-thou, so it's always an inviting place. The owner and the instructors are very dedicated to the practice and to the students. \n\nThe Heat:  It is what it is. At 95 degrees, it's not Bikram, but it's hot. You'll sweat. Sometimes you might get light-headed and spend a few minutes in child's pose because you didn't eat a banana first. So bring a water bottle, and take rest when you need to. The pay-what-you-can classes are a bit cooler, around 80-85 degrees.\n\nThe Price: Not the cheapest yoga studio. But the price includes a hand towel, filtered water, a block, and that high-quality mat cleaner spray. Not to mention a 95-degree room. This stuff isn't cheap. There are student, teacher, and military discounts; as well as 30 and 90-day all-you-can eat packages.\n\ntl;dr it's great. Go.
__label__1 Great selection and the prices are cheaper here than Michael's I've noticed.\n\nBut why do I have to wait an eternity to check out of here everytime???\n\nThe last time I went there was only one register open and the cashier was just taking his sweet time, no sense of urgency, and didn't call anyone up to assist. There were like 10 people waiting I kid you not and people were quickly losing patience. Finally the poor old woman behind me walked off to find a manager and 3 more cashiers arrived lickety split after she complained.\n\nCustomer service and management needs major work but I like the store that aside.
__label__2 I love Hobby Lobby for all things hobby, and this location is especially great because it is humongous! \n\nI almost would have thought that I looked through the entire store if the item I was looking for didn't happen to be located in another wing, down the ramp to the left. \n\nMy only problem with this mega layout is that it's quite different than the others, so I didn't automatically know my way around. Also, I was looking for satin ribbon and a hair flower and instead of having all the ribbons and flowers in one central location they were scattered in many different spots throughout. Because of this I had to literally walk every aisle, which on this particular day didn't suck, but it would have in the event I had somewhere to be. \n\nOverall, I love this chain and never fail to find what I'm looking for.  Often I even find a lot of things that I didn't know I was looking for, due to their very expansive and ever changing selection. They are closed on Sundays, which can be inconvenient at times, but then I remind myself how awesome/rare it is to find a company that places their values over profit, and ultimately it makes me like them that much more. Keep an eye out for their frequently offered coupons for additional savings. Really can't go wrong here.
__label__2 The pasta was great! A friend had the sandwich and it was eh. But the worst part was that the tables are bolted to the floor!!! So our party of 7 could all sit together because there wasn't a table large enough to accommodate!
__label__1 Ok so this was my first time going to The Strand. Sat at the bar because the restaurant was full which ended up working out because my bartender was very friendly and attentive. She how ever was the only thing that was good about the place. The food was sub par in my opinion, I've had much better Italian food. But the thing that will make me never come back was the rude manager, who asked my friend and me to move away from the bar and carry our conversation else where because we were in his way. THIS IS NOT HOSPITALITY! A simple excuse me would have been better.
__label__1 Was pretty pumped to try a new place downtown, but 'meh' pretty much sums it up. \nService was fine, but our waitress seemed a little overwhelmed by the number of tables she had.\nThe location is good (cityscape), and the decor inside is really cute, with these lamps that kinda look like they're made out of spaghetti (a STRAND of spaghetti, I'd say).\nPrices are about what you'd expect - $15ish for a pasta plate.\nUnfortunately, the food just isn't great. The standout of the evening was actually the drunken bread, which we gobbled up quite quickly. After that, the pasta primavera and chicken alfredo were just bland, and the sausage pizza was actually not good. They're going for the artisan/napoleon style (I think), but instead of being delicious and chewy, the crust was just soggy and limp. The cheese and sausage toppings were no better.\nIt's an ok place if you have no other option, but in downtown phx, you have many other options. I won't be returning.
__label__3 Enjoyed the Tortellini and the service was excellent. Bypass the wanna be places like the Tilted Kilt in this area and go to a real place for food.
__label__2 The guys at this location have been really good to me for the car repairs that I have sprung on them on short notice. On another note if you buy tires from them they don't charge you for repairs on them. That is pretty sweet but they might try and nickle and dime you on petty stuff like license plate bulbs, I simply say thanks and change it myself.
__label__4 Great experience with Joseph Maridon, Jr..  He got my ticket changed to a parking violation and reduced fine!  He is very helpful and responsive to questions.  The process is easy through his website, especially since I don't live in Nevada.  Hopefully I'll never have to use his type of services again, but if I do, he'll be person I call.
__label__0 I recently (regrettably) visited this Frite Alors,  My partner and I thought it would be a good choice since the menu had a few vegetarian options and I'm vegetarian.  I ordered the Croque Vegetarian with fries; it seemed like a good choice - until the sandwich came and there was a chunk of ground beef in it.  Fine for meat-eaters; not fine for vegetarians.  \n\nWe alerted our waitress to this fact; she told us it must have have been an accident, but offered no apology, no concern, or no new sandwich.  Further, she told us that the fries aren't even vegetarian because they're cooked in beef fat.  \n\nWe then told her it would be a good idea to tell customers who order a vegetarian meal that the fries are not in fact vegetarian, since it's not mentioned anywhere on the menu.  She told us that she eats meat, but sometimes orders the vegetarian sandwich because she 'likes avocados', so there's no need to tell customers about the fries.  Additionally, she told us the restaurant specializes in Belgian style fries, suggesting everyone must already know the fries are cooked in beef fat.  Perhaps they know in Belgium - but we're in Quebec.  It's not uncommon to assume that fries are cooked in vegetable oil.\n\nSome things this restaurant should note: \n\nIf you have vegetarian items on your menu, your servers probably should NOT assume the customer ordered it because he 'eats meat but likes vegetables'.  \n\nIf you have vegetarian items on your menu, your servers probably SHOULD assume vegetarians will order it. \n\nIf you have vegetarian options on your menu, you should consider indicating that the fries are not in fact vegetarian.  \n\nNot all vegetarians are vegetarian by choice.
__label__4 I don't know about every item on their menu (yet), but what I've had has been terrific! \n\nLet me tell you, just coming to a place where they genuinely appreciate your patronage and want to make you feel at home is such a treat these days (but if it was just that, I wouldn't feel good recommending them).\n\nLet me explain what you're getting: the meats are straightforward, well cooked and seasoned pleasantly, but everything is very moderately flavored, so that you can use their delicious sauces without fighting flavors. \n\nTheir sandwiches are simple meats, perhaps with onions or another small accompaniment on a simple, soft bread roll. \n\nWe had a hot links sandwich, that I HIGHLY recommend, especially if you dress it with their southwestern BBQ sauce - perfect pairing! \n\n(In fact, lots of their dishes seem to perfectly pair with one of their sauces.)\n\nWe enjoyed the pulled pork, though by itself it was very simple - it definitely wanted BBQ and really was great with either their original black or red spicy!\n\nAs for main dishes, we also enjoyed the ribs which were a bit more seasoned than the pork. They were fall-off-the-bone even though they weren't a buttery-fatty tender sort of meat. Very nice and delightful with black or red sauce.\n\nBut I can't go without really trying to sell you on their sides!\n\nFirst, my favorite: a chheeeesy and spicy Mac and cheese - really, really tasty in its own right and very different and awesome with their sweet mustard BBQ sauce!!\n\nAlso, they have an interesting roasted avocado side with olive oil and lemony seasoning that is quite yummy!\n\nThey have baked beans which are like a cross between ranch style and BBQ baked beans - not terribly exciting as I like intense flavors.\n\nLastly they have fairly basic potato salad, tasty on its own, but once again really nice with spicy BBQ sauce - yum!\n\nAll in all a terrific restaurant with tastes to please most and hosts that will please everyone - I really hope they thrive here!
__label__2 I was on a work assignment in Mesa and wanted to try something local for dinner so was searching restaurants.com when I stumbled upon \"5 Star BBQ\" and read the numerous great reviews.  I then double checked on Yelp, saw the overall 4 stars, bought the $10 coupon for the $4 price and made a special trip to go there.\n\nI am rating it 3 stars which in Yelp terms means A-OK.\nThat means it is not bad but not fantastic either and part of this would be myself learning what to order.\n\n*** SHORT STORY - I would definitely return but next time for the pulled pork and pepper salad which would yield higher total star ratings on a future review.  Also I would like to come at lunch and try the pork pulled sandwiches ***\n\n\nAs soon as I entered the rustic old facility I smelled a wonderful aroma of smoke.  \nThis was a good sign.  \nI decided on the BBQ sampler plate which would be a smart first choice to see a variety of their offerings.  \n\nIt cost $14.99 for \n- 2 Ribs, \n- 1/4 lb of Pulled Pork\n- 1/4 lb of Brisket and \n- 1 Hot Link plus a side order which I chose to be the Pepper cole slaw.\nSince I also had read the reviews I added a\n- BBQ avocado \nthen included \n-  a soft drink \nTotal price was $19.82 before tip and since I had paid $4 for the $10 coupon it reduced my total to $9.82 meaning I really paid $13.82.\n\nAll food was ready nearly immediately from holding tins in the back and I was politely presented with a plate full.  The pulled pork was the most generous portioning and I'm sure it was well over the 1/4 pound serving.  \n   And I mean well over 1/4 pound.  \nIt was tender and flavorful, meaty and tasty to the point of surprising me that I enjoyed it so much.  \nIt was truly remarkable.\n\nThe Pepper Cole Slaw was exceptionally tasty and I generally can not stand the standard Cole Saw.  But this was different, fresh, bright with a zing that made a nice flavor contrast to the meat.  The two pork ribs were also tender and tasty as was the brisket but both were slightly dried out. The hot link was actually half of a sausage split lengthwise and blackened but still not a full sausage.  The grilled avocado was a novelty and while I love avocados and considered this good to eat it was not so radical that I would be compelled to order it again.\n\nThe owners are friendly and kind, the black sauce is my favorite and the red sauce is a close second all being home made which is a nice touch.  I used them sparingly and will do so when I come again for the pulled pork!
__label__3 OMG, I got the full rack with a side of the tropical cole slaw and jack mac! Can you say FREAKING YUMMY! It was enough for me and my teenager to share and be totally stuffed! The only thing I would change is ... the slaw. I would take out the pepper and celery, and more pineapple, mango and maybe a peach ! I wanted more of a bit of those things to get the full taste of the tropics ! I had the black label sauce, sooo tasty ! I will be eating this again and again and again! & also tell people about my tasty experience! Thankyou 5 Star BBQ, I am pleased ! \nShana & Family
__label__0 Unbelievably poor experience times two! The first visit consisted of a one hour  wait in the waiting room and another hour wait in the exam room. The doctor didnt even acknowledge I had any body parts or brains for that matter, above the waist. My attempt to ask one question was abruptly cut short. At check out the girl was on her cell phone when she asked if she could help me. I went back thinking nd hoping the first experience was an aberration, knowing that any office or physician can have a bad day. Spent an hour in the waiting room again, an hour in a freezing exam room with only a piece of paper to cover me. No restroom facilities were ever offered, no one apprised me of the wait, nor apologize. The whole circus was unacceptable and unbelievable that a cancer center would treat sick people this way. If an office is running behind they need to call you and offer the opportunity to reschedule. And I would hope that this office would invest in some blankets and customer service training for physicians and staff. After a two hour wait the second visit, freezing to point of discomfort, and no sign that anyone was coming soon, I left. I will find treatment for my cancer somewhere else.
__label__0 Worst customer service. They are so rude!  I go there because it is right down the street from my work. The cashiers are not friendly, the staff is not helpful and if you go there within 30 minutes of closing,  they are even more rude. If possible.
__label__3 Here for the ribbon cutting with the las Vegas metro chamber of commerce,  taking pics
__label__1 I came to this place because a family friend was in town and enjoyed it wanted to go back for a second time in the same week. It seems like a cool concept, but I did not like certain things. I think while it is a fun idea to \"make your own dish\" it didn't make for a nice dinner. It made it feel fast food-ish. Not somewhere I'd want to go on a date. The whole getting food process wasn't as fun as it should've been either lots of waiting so conversation time was definitely lost. If you know how to make Mongolian I'd say go ahead try it if not, go somewhere the prepare the dishes for you.
__label__3 Good choices, great variety. Love Mongolian BBQ. This place has a chain restaurant feeling, but they do a great job!   Recommended, especially during lunch time when the price is lower!
__label__0 We used to go to this restaurant all the time and used to love it. They recently changed owners and this places is not the same. The menu is different.  The drinks are not as good. The origin of the wines are no longer shown on the wine list. The prices are much higher. The place has lost its Spanish ambiance.  The little touches such as the shot of liquor at the end of the meal has been discarded. Would not be back again.
__label__2 I visited with a groupon a few months ago. The food was just ok. The cioppino was very nice. As was the calamari. We ordered the mussels and they were all closed when they arrived. Since they were rotten they brought a fresh batch. I agree with others commenting on the rubbery seafood. For a restaurant that serves primarily dishes including seafood, you would think they would know when to stop ( or in the case of my mussels -when not to start) cooking them. \n\nThe views were beautiful and the bar area was cozy. I would return for an appetizer and a drink a the bar.
__label__3 I really like Barcelona, have been there a few times and once for a rehearsal dinner.  The food has always been good and consistent - gotta have the artichoke appetizer, oh my!  Great views of the river, particularly from the roof deck.  I really enjoy this place and do not understand some of the other poor reviews. I have lived in New York, Boston, DC and enjoyed many fine restaurants in those locations.  I come \"home\" to Pittsburgh and find Barcelona is actually a solid choice.
__label__1 First visit to a Raising Canes..Mixed review here.\n\nOn the good side--chicken was fresh, juicy, hot, and flavorful. Fries were fresh from the fryer..\n\nOn the not so good side--Fries were the \"old school\" crinkle cut, processed fries you used to get 20+ years ago..Texas toast served with the meal was lightly toasted on one side only, and was not the least bit warm. Sauce served with fingers was a very \"different\" flavor than the norm.. The cashier described it as a mix of ranch and honey mustard.. I didnt get any sweet or mustard out of it. More like a chilipowder ranch???\nI would prefer a country gravy, a real honey mustard, or sweet and sour and/or bbq. \nBut the worst part, IMHO, was the little cup of coleslaw.. Totally devoid of flavor. It was like they mixed cabbage with watery mayonnaise. \n\nMy \"box combo\" was 4 smallish fingers, some fries, the little cup of coleslaw,and a small soda..It was $7.00 with tax. I would've been ok with the price if the slaw had been decent, the toast had been toasted and warm, and if they had better/more choices for sauce. But at this price, I was disappointed with what I got.
__label__3 As far as fast food chicken goes, Raising Canes takes the cake. There chicken is juicy, succulent and finger lickin' good. Paired with their secret Canes sauce, coleslaw, crinkle cut fries, and a slice of garlic bread, you'll never leave hungry!
__label__1 Went to Raising Canes today. First I have to say the place was clean and the staff was nice. I had  the Box which consisted of 4 chicken fingers, fries, coleslaw ,toast and drink. The chicken was hot and not too greasy and seemed pretty fresh, but bland bland and more bland !! The sauce was okay but no real spice or flavor, need more choices in sauces, fries soggy not fresh, frozen and not cooked well, coleslaw out of a box not fresh. In my opinion it was very expensive for the quality of food. Won't be back.
__label__1 Dr. Lillo has always been very kind to me when I've been in his office. However, it is almost impossible to get a call back from him or his assistants. The message says not to leave multiple messages but what can you do if no one is returning your calls over several days or weeks.\n\nI have a co worker that I referred to Dr. Lillo because as I said he is a nice doctor but my coworker is having the same trouble I am. No one calls him back. He's had test results in for over a month. He's contacted and confirmed with the lab that the results have been sent to Dr Lillo's office many times over and he has called and left a number of messages requesting a call back but has not heard from them.  \n\nNice isn't enough. I won't be recommending Dr. Lillo again.
__label__3 We had a wonderful waitress Astrid! But the host had a face like she had just smelled something nasty the whole time she was very unwelcoming and rude to other customers. But again our waitress was wonderful
__label__3 Great location on the Vegas Strip.\n\nA typical Sephora branch.\nStaffs are very friendly and helpful.\n\nVery organized and clean.\n\nThe branch is definitely get its crowd. There are so many people regardless of time.\n\nIt opens till very very late!
__label__0 RUDe!!!!!
__label__3 Authentic Mexican cuisine. Pretty good flavors. The pork al pastor leaves something to be desired. The salsa options are a huge plus.\n\nClean place.\n\nFriendly staff.\n\nCheap and fast.\n\nCertainly one of the best restaurants in Urbana, for whatever that's worth.
__label__0 I have never received such poor customer service at a shoe store in my life. I asked about current promotions or sales and was given a roundabout sort of answer. Later at checkout the person at the registers did not have any information about the promotion I was asking about. After clarifying the buy 3 pairs get 10% off text promotion, I could not get a phone signal to finish the text transaction in order to get the coupon code. A person trying to provide quality customer service would have given me the measly 10%, instead I was told to go outside and restart my phone until I could get the code. I'm not sure I'll return to Famous Footwear in general if this is how they treat their customers.
__label__4 Now's the time to get your shopping on - they have some awesome gift boxes at discounted prices (if you were to add up the cost of each individual product, it would be way more expensive) and bonus - for every tub of the Cr\u00e8me de Corps sold, 100% of the proceeds go to Leucan. How can you lose? \n\nFor my general review, see below!
__label__1 I feel bad about doing this, but that is what Yelp is all about; Real, up-to-date reviews.  I've visited the James Street twice since my first review and have been underwhelmed each time.  Tonight was not a great experience.  It was \"meh\" at best.\n\nEither I didn't see the full menu on my first visit, or they've changed it up.  While all seemed fine on the surface, I wasn't thrilled about receiving a tiny meatloaf that cost $16 on top of a whole plate of what amounted to garbage potatoes and corn sauce accompanied by two tiny corn fritters.  The meatloaf was tasty, but that price is ridiculous for what you get!  Meatloaf is not expensive and it's easy to make.  If you're going to charge $16 for it, it had better be 1. in a posh establishment with a menu not consisting mainly of sandwiches and bar food, 2. a larger portion that I can take home for another meal (which is what I was expecting), or 3. the most amazing meatloaf I've ever put in my mouth.  In this case the corn fritters were my favorite part of the meal.  This would've been a 3-star review except that...\n\nMy friend ordered the buttermilk chicken.  It was a tasty breast (I tried it).  But, the same problem persisted... teeny tiny portions.  You cannot charge $17 for a tiny chicken breast and grits!  Everyone knows how much a chicken breast costs, and grits are the cheapest food on the planet.  Also, as we were driving home, we realized that the corn bread had been left off the plate.\n\nLook, here's the general problem:  The James Street is in a slowly gentrifying area. It's pretty run down, but getting better.  That attracts hipster-types.  Which is cool.  But, your clientele is still a Pittsburgh clientele.  In my last review, I compared the James Street to something you'd find in Philadelphia or NYC.  And, that's true as far as the vibe, the hipsters, and live music goes.  But, we're not in those places.  Everything costs more in Philly and New York. Food costs more in the markets than it does in Pittsburgh, and people also generally take home bigger paychecks and thus can spend more on food.  It offends my Pittsburgh sensibilities that a restaurant like this charges these kinds of prices for, let's face it, typical bar food.  Tasty, but your bottom line is inexpensive.  It feels like a major rip off.\n\nWhen you switch over to 100% local and sustainable food and alert us all that we're eating organic, then you can up the price and I'll be happy to pay for healthier food.   Same goes when this establishment ceases to be in part a loud sports bar and converts into a romantic restaurant that serves elevated fare.  If the price is upped b/c of the live music, maybe you should considering having a separate menu for the speakeasy (since I have yet to hear live music).  But, until then, I'll head over to any other area restaurant that serves meatloaf and or fried chicken for at least $3 less for a larger portion, and be happier with my purchase.
__label__0 I would give this place zero stars if the food wasn't so good. \n\nWent early on a Saturday evening and it was pretty busy.  However, not even close to busy enough to justify our service.  After sitting there for an hour after ordering to only have the waitress stop  by maybe four times each time because we had to call her over, and each time it seemed to be a hassle for her because she was so busy.  Which was funny because   the waitresses were all running around like crazy.  However, they never seemed to be carrying anything and they were definitely not carrying our drinks.  It was almost like Yuengling meant \"thank you but we're fine, don't come back for a half hour\" in a foreign language.\n\nWe were finally fed up so I asked for our check, we were going to be leaving, which I have never done before, when our waitress said she'd check on it.  She served it cold, and forgot one person's meal and was willing to do nothing about it when we complained.\n\nFor cold chicken wings, and a cold burger it was pretty taste.\n\nNever saw a manager, and clearly the front house staff had no clue.   \n\nThe bartender walked out from behind the bar at one point and started grinding up behind one of the waitresses.\n\nThere was plenty of staff in the kitchen.  However, one gentleman working in the kitchen went to the bathroom about every ten minutes.  I choose to think to take a bump because the alternative thought is not too appealing while your eating....or dreaming about food while we waited.
__label__1 I went to Almond Tree after hearing rave reviews from two friends who previously purchased their wedding dresses there.  I was very excited at the prospect of finding an affordable consignment dress that would not destroy my budget. \n\nOverall, I was very disappointed with the limited selection, the high cost of available dresses and the lack of cleanliness.   \n\nPrices were significantly higher than many of the brand new dresses I tried on at other boutiques, and the selection was very, very limited.  My budget was $1,000 - I thought that would be easy to accomplish at a consignment store, but over half the dresses available in my size were over $2,000. \n\nMany of the dresses had not been cleaned - almost all of them were dirty around the bottoms, and more than half the dresses I tried on smelled strongly of perfume or (worse) BO.  Several of the dresses were badly wrinkled and I even found a clump of hair on one.  \n\nSounds like this place is very hit or miss - for me it was a miss and I would not recommend it.
__label__1 I like the fish tacos and have ordered them several times before. But today I stopped by to place an order and was completely ignored. The person at the front desk just kept speaking Spanish to someone who worked there and never made eye contact. I left without ordering.
__label__2 The store is huge and very organized...also clean.  But I love shopping for a bargain and I just wasn't getting it here.  The clothes were very over-priced for used clothing...I would rather shop new at Marshalls and get a better deal.  If you are looking for inexpensive books then this store is right for you.  \n\nNot impressed and won't be back.
__label__2 When I first stepped into this restaurant, I was impressed.  You could tell that they put some thought into the d\u00e9cor and made it look modern and open.  They have quite a large selection on their menu, with a Vietnamese food section also.  The prices are reasonable, but the dishes are a little on the small size.  I had the stir fried beef rice noodle from their lunch special menu.  With this you get a free drink, so I got the green tea drink.  The drink was very refreshing.  The beef noodle dish was quite tasty, but very skimpy on the noodles.  There was actually more beef than noodle.  But because the taste was quite good, I will come back and try some of their other dishes on the menu.  3 and  1/2 stars!
__label__2 It wasn't horrible. The girl seemed like she couldn't be bothered and wanted to be else were. The guy was trying to be impressive with all his different topics. He was be over bearing and ignoying  to me. I wasn't  impressed by his conversations.\n\nThey job they did was standard.
__label__3 Definitely one of the better meals I had in Vegas.  Like every other restaurant on the Strip, it's heavy - lots of pork, lots of bacon, lots of sauce.  That said, its done in an inventive and tasty manner, the perfect place to hit at like 2PM to soak up the hangover of last night.\n\nI ordered the blue cheese figs as well as the pork tenderloin sandwich.  The figs were solid and had some nice crispy bacon that wrapped around them - a good starter to split with a few people or to snack on while watching some TV at the bar.  The pork sandwich was divine!  Tender, slightly salty, cheesy, crispy and chewy bread, just everything you want out of a pub sandwich!  And to boot, the restaurant has an extensive beer menu!  All in definitely one of the cheaper options for a casual meal - spend the extra $2-3 per head, skip Grand Lux or the buffet, and visit Public House!
__label__1 Grass fed burger! And four types of bloody Mary's!
__label__2 As a \"gastropub\" Public House has the mandatory dark wood decor and decadent dishes like poutine and fois gras.  Being Vegas, all restaurants have a hook or gimmick, and Public House is no different with its expansive wine list  stored in its fancy schamcy ipad for guests to play around with it - half the fun was picking the wine.  \n\nPublic House also excels at some light fare as well.  Went with a group of girls, and half of the table ended up getting the scallops entree - the scallops were super sweet and tasted very fresh.  The salads were great, pomegranate seeds added a nice burst of acidity.
__label__2 As a pub, it's fine, although it's an over-the-top Vegas version of a pub, and the price for a pint isn't exactly what you'd call reasonable.\n\nAs a restaurant, I don't think I'd go again. The food is perfectly good, and my appetizer (slices of pork belly over a kind of eggy bread with a maple glaze, topped with a poached egg) was delicious. But in contrast to the friendly barmen, the table service is passive aggressive, and my main meal (fish and chips) was nothing special. For the price, I'd expect better service, finer food and a better atmosphere.\n\nStill, if you're on the Strip and hunting for a decent beer, it's worth a trip.
__label__1 Everything was a little too overpriced (yeah, I know, it's Vegas, but still). The iceberg wedge was an insulting size, it was a half wedge of lettuce, (probably couldn't even feed a rabbit with it) add chicken on that thing and you're paying $19 for a half wedge with chicken strips. Not cool. The $19 burger was solid but it was cooked medium when I asked for it to be rare, and I was also given the wrong beer (Wasatch Pumpkin instead of the Dogfish Head Punkin). Service was pretty good though. Will not return.
__label__4 We stumbled upon the Public House today inside the Venetian while touring Las Vegas. Pleasantly surprised I must say! \n\nThere were 3 of us. \nMy friends got the Pub Burger with bacon marmalade, gruyere cheese and roasted tomatoes with a fried egg and I got the chicken breast sandwich with smoked ham, melted cheese in a pretzel roll with some bacon; Its always fun to splurge on vacation! \n\nWe all had a glass of wine because we were told it was National drink Wine Day for $5 a glass! You cant beat that!\n\nService, especially Ryan, was excellent and fun; not what we expected. The decor and overall feeling of the restaurant was warm and welcoming and we will be back again, at the end of our trip.\n\nEveryone! Go to Public House
__label__1 Hooray for sub-par service!
__label__4 I planned on dining here during our short Vegas trip because I love really good beer.  No issue here.  Lots of great beer choices including some excellent flights.  I had the wood aged one and was not disappointed.  All 4 were tasty and interested and I grabbed 2 other splendid drafts later on.  So the beer's great but my wife came too and I was worried she would not enjoy our dining as much as I did.  Not an issue.  The food was fantastic, even when compared to the previous days Gordon Ramsey Steak trip.  The bone marrow was cool and tasty especially with the bacon marmalade (that exists?).  The Caesar salad was very tasty and my wife is not always keen on Caesars.  We split the short ribs which were the best either of us had had.  It came with some carrot/milk pur\u00e9e that was like the plate good (we may have sort of done that).  Mushroom side were also great for me.  The stout chocolate layer cake with brown butter ice cream was really good.  4 thumbs up!
__label__3 The bone marrow is an absolute must-try if you are at all a fan of bone marrow (or you want to be).  Most places that serve roasted bone marrow have issues with the marrow being skimpy or stuck to the bone so you can't get it all.  Public House blanches it first so you get all of it, and it's juicy and generous.  Plus, bacon marmalade.  Sounds gross, I know, but trust me.  It works perfectly with this dish.\n\nThe Welsh Rarebit is also a requirement.  This is basically cheese toast, but done with such awesome cheeses and herbs that it's a delicious, savory pub appetizer.  Four generous slices.\n\nThe lunch sandwiches are a great deal, and the Prime Rib French Dip is fabulous.  Meaty, tender, and awesome in every way.  I was sober when I had mine, but it would be perfect hangover food.  The jus provided is actual beef juice and not bullion cubes in water.\n\nI highly recommend the $2 onion rings upgrade.  They are battered onion rings and they are crisp and hot, not at all soggy like some places.\n\nOn another night there I had the Alaskan Halibut dinner entree.  It is not a huge amount of food, but still an excellent portion for $30, and served on top of a small bed of risotto that is delicious.  The halibut is tender and moist, with just the right amount of crisp on top.  Very flavorful.  I will definitely come here again.
__label__1 Sorry, but I'm pretty disappointed with this place\n. I  expect competent staff for the exorbitant prices charged for the food and alcohol. What good is an extensive selection of highly-appraised food and alcohol on an iPad when the staff has little interest or focus to manage it. Sitting at the bar or at a table, the service sucked. I  get it that people make mistakes, but come on if I  wanted a third rate experience I  sure as hell wouldn't come to the Las Vegas Strip, and of the most expensive hotels on the Las Vegas Strip to find it. This is a pathetic example of everything that is wrong with the Las Vegas union economy today. Shameful.\n\nComment from Ryan L. regarding this review: \"You're an idiot, straighten up.\" and \"Stop with the immature reviews.\" Congratulations, Ryan L., welcome to your fifteen minutes of fame.  As for me, I call it like I see it. Your approval is not needed.
__label__0 I cannot even begin to explain how angry I am at the customer service I received last night and the amount of ingredients in  my dishes. I quarter size of barbacoa in each taco and in my bowl...Wow! Tiny scoop of rice and beans and quarter amount of sour cream. Meat. rice and cheese.\nI have been coming to this location for so many years and to be treated like this with the money I pay is unacceptable! I had a c I asked 4 times for more of each item and they rolled their eyes at me and ignored me! My bowl was almost empty the way it was served \nMy coworker with me that was treated the same way and complained about the amount of food in his burrito and the girls became even more rude!\nI am really upset about this because I have paid a lot of my money over the years to this location and I was treated like dirt and I would never treat anyone with this much disrespect and much less a paying customer!\nThank you for ripping me off and ruining my experience last night! I will post a picture of what it looked like too!
__label__0 My date and I had a dinner reservation on Saturday at 9 at FnB so we decided to get a drink before at R+D, right across the street. I understand this isn't a place that you just pop in and out of so we got to the dumpster and called at 7:45. One group of 4 was in front of us, and we were told 20 minutes to wait. That was expected, so we hung out and waited. The foursome was let in about 20 minutes after we arrived, and we anticipated we should get in shortly. After a 45 minute wait we decided to go across the street to make sure we got to have a drink somewhere before our meal. Would have loved to try it, sounds fun, but the wait was absolutely ridiculous.
__label__3 Honestly, I had a great time here this past Friday. I went in expecting snobbery and bullshit, given the nature of some of these reviews, but experienced nothing of the kind. I went for a going away fling for one of my gf's and she picked R+D as it was one of her favorite places for a cocktail and her top pick for a G+T in the area. \n\nWe arrived at 7PM, went up to the hostess and got the secret number to call and waited about 20 min for our table to get ready. Granted, I did get a little antsy, but that's mostly because I was starving and forgot all my purse snacks at home *sob*. Pro tip kids, ALWAYS bring a snack, I don't care if I sound 80 years old, when have you ever been disappointed when a snack appears?! \n\nAnyway, after we are seated, our host for the evening comes by, explains the menu and gives us some time to look it over. We're also introduced to the mixologist of the evening. Every drink sounds incredible, I want them all. Our waiter was also great at explaining each drink and making sure we knew what we were getting into. The G+T my GF ordered was infused at our table, explained in great detail, we even got to pass around the gin and smell it. It may have been $18, but it made her about 2 drinks. My drink (honey bee or something) came on fiiiire! Our last round of drinks also came on fire, which is just so much fun to watch. I wish I could remember what it was called, but I'll just have to go back. Who knows, it might actually be against the rules to tell you anyway. \n\nThe rules, yes there are some rules. Guys, you don't get to be sleazy and walk up to girls and hit on them. Also, no swearing. I broke this a few times, luckily it wasn't too loud and our waiter was no where in site. Flash photography, NOPE. The group next to us did get a slap on the wrist for this and my friend did mention she saw people get kicked out once for that. There were a few others, mostly, just don't be an ass and keep the place classy. \n\nOh, we also ordered food (try the grilled cheese and the scallops, soo freakin good). The 5 of us had 5 dishes and 7 drinks + tax + tip = $50ish a person, not bad at all in my book. Some of our drinks were more expensive, while others had more expensive entrees, plus the experience alone made me not care about dropping dough. Would I go every weekend? No. Would I want to go every once in a while, especially on a girls night? Heck yes! \n\nMy advice, get there early! The place only has space for less than 50 people. If you show up at 9PM on a Friday or Saturday, of course you are going to wait. What do you expect? Also, it's not some shit bar on Mill. You aren't going to get away without dropping at least $20-$30 on a few drinks, but they are worth it. The 2 drinks I had were perfectly made, got me buzzed, and came on fire. What more does a girl need?
__label__1 Went with a friend for drinks, they close super early (830). Wha they began closing at 815 piling up tvs and electronics in the booth next to us. I won't be back.
__label__4 Today my wife and I were running errands and getting hungry.  As we drove down Bell Road we found Marley's and thought that we would give it a try.  I thought that it was associated with Dan Marley, not so.  It is a local family owned place.  As we walked in it was obvious that we were the only customers in the place which made it a little scary for us but the staff said that we were between the lunch and the happy hour people, it was just after 2:00 in the afternoon on a Wednesday..  Our waiter, Dillon showed us to a booth and supplied us with menus and silverware.  He brought us our drinks and was very patient as we perused the menu.  Finally we both decided to have the Guacamole Burger, mine medium and hers well done. The thing about bacon on a burger is that it must be done right, crispy without being burned and the bacon was perfect.  Great burger made with fresh ground meat, never frozen according to Dillon. The restaurant was clean from the floor to the booth.  Staff was professional and friendly and the food was great. We would not hesitate going back there and recommending this to our friends and family.
__label__1 I'm not sure what the hype is all about. We had the chicken & waffles, duck confit poutine, and a BLT. The BLT and poutine were both fine / mediocre. For me, the chicken and waffles with mustard seeds in the syrup was revolting. The decor and staff here are cool, but I regret eating here.
__label__2 This place is just OK.  The Pho there is OK, nothing exciting honestly.  I've only been to a few pho places but this one is probably at the bottom (not saying that it's bad though.....just comparing).  \n\nThe place is very clean.  The pho is served in a bowl that's too small to be honest, I didn't have any room to put the bean sprouts in without it seeming like it would overflow the bowl. \n\nThe fried rice is...well....average at most.  I wasn't the biggest fan, but once again...wasn't awful, i've just had better.\n\nLastly I had thai tea boba.  A bit too sweet for my taste, with not enough boba (which they also \"accidentally\" overcharged me for (they fixed the problem).  I looked over my bill and things didn't really add up...it seemed as if certain things were more expensive than i recall seeing on the menu.\n\nNonetheless, I probably wont come back here, but I guess it's worth a shot for curious restaurant goers.
__label__2 Came here for lunch a couple of weeks ago, and it was just alright.  I've been on a pizza journey lately, trying to find little mom and pop pizza shops to try.  I've always been a fan of little pizza shops as opposed to the bigger chain pizza (Pizza Hut, Dominos, etc.). \n\nThis place was kinda nice, personal and friendly staff.  But it wasn't too busy and that always concerns me.  The pizza came out in about 20 minutes, which is pretty average for a pizza joint.  But the pizza appeared to be sloppy.  I'm not one to critique the way food looks, but when it looks sloppy, it tends to taste that way as well.  \n\nThe pizza itself was alright, nothing to write home about, and not the worst pizza I've had.  I will definitely try this place again though.
__label__2 I had a Oreo cupcake and a tiramisu one. the cupcakes are good but more of a muffin consistency than a true cupcake . The cream on top is good, but I've definitely had fresher.
__label__1 I give this place two stars because I feel like they are trying. Otherwise, they would only get one star.\nIt is clean, nicely outfitted and the servers are nice. \nThat is where the good things end. \n\nWe started with garlic knots. Another reviewer said that they were fresh baked and tasted great. Ours where rubbery and very hot, we saw that they were sitting in a bin directly under a heat lamp. Fresh baked?\nI ordered fettucini alfredo with chicken. My boyfriend ordered meat lasagna.\nBoth dishes was terrible. \nThe sauce on my pasta was as white and thick as latex paint. It was also just as bland! There was absolutely no seasoning on anything that we ordered... His lasagna was \"bland pasta and pureed tomatoes. The meat is like pizza meat crumbles\". \nNot at all what we were expecting after reading all of these yelp reviews... I don't know who could call themselves an \"excellent cook\" and approve of this food. I think the only reason that this place is still around is because the 65+ community loves this type of bland food. (When we were there, we were by far the youngest people... by decades.)
__label__0 Given the option of being punched in the face and waiting in line at the Post Office I'd probably wait in line at the post office.....but this particular location would make me give it a second thought.  Inconveniently located, slow as hell, and ALWAYS full of people sending 20+ small packages to some random place overseas.
__label__4 Ate dinner here one night, and was so pleased. This restaurant is not over packed with people that making reservations even that night were available and I love that about a restaurant. I ordered the lamb, and it was very delicious and didn't take forever to cook like most restaurants. The side orders are ordered a la cart, and priced at 12 dollars. There not huge but good sharable size. There have a few choices in dessert, i choose the berry option, and it was very fresh and delicious, i believe all desserts were priced at 12 dollars as well. They have a large wine and drink selection. \n\nThe atmosphere is very nice and relaxing, not to stuffy and uptight, all the waiters and managers were nice and friendly making recommendations if asked. \nThis steak house is located inside Cesar's hotel and casino.
__label__1 We went last night at 7pm. My first steak was over cooked after waiting for the second steak it had loads of gristle!  This is the third visit and likely will be our last. \nTo be fair, my husband's Kobe beef burger was awesome but it is supposed to only be ordered at the bar. \n\nThe manager also took the price of my NY strip off the bill after I explained I had two bad steaks (the first I only took 2 bites and the second my husband had 2 bites because he thought it was not possible to have two bad steaks and I had 2 bites.... could barely cut it and I had to swallow gristle because it is wrong to spit it out).
__label__4 wow. i can't believe this place closed up shop.  i wish there were more places like this in this town
__label__3 I LOVE this place!!!  Discovered it by accident, but I'm no stranger now,.  My husband nevery tried anything like this before, but he took advantage of their special last Valentines Day for a couple, and now he goes with me every time.  We both feel so great after our session,.  The cost is really teriffic at $30 for an hour, and their massages are wonderful.  We didn't have anything like this in my former home of Yakima, WA!    Kathy
__label__1 I've been to this place several times and LOVED it!! BUT.. this time; not so much! The only person that speaks english was not there, so trying to communicate with anyone was a challenge. I have always asked for \"Andy\" cause he does such a good job, but this time he was busy, so I got one of the ladies. The therapists were chatting with each other, and it was very distractive. The lady I had seemed very rushed and bothered. Not the best experience this time.. After my massage I walked back to the restroom and noticed a man being ushered in to a private room in the back with a door.. I thought this was weird and asked myself \"Why does he get a private room and my friend and I were out in the open and had to listen to all the distracting noises. I really hope nothing illegal is being done.. I don't condone this behavior and am not 100% decided if I will be returning.
__label__4 One of the best manicures I've had!  I'm looking forward to my chip-free manicure for days.  The guy was very detailed, pleasant and quick.  I was in and out as a walk-in, in about 35 minutes.  They are one of the most convenient in Uptown.  Hidden away in the building on the second floor, it's a great find!
__label__4 Awesome! I have been going here for a year and would recommend it to everyone! They are always so nice and friendly to me, and remember me everytime I come back! I get gel manicures everytime and they always last at least two weeks! (The one I have on now I've had for a month and it only has a couple chips! amazing!) This is the only place I've been where my manicures have lasted this long. The prices are extremely affordable. The shopping center seems a little run down from the outside, but the salon is very new and clean! My best kept secret!
__label__2 Here's the truth (which I'll always give you), if I hadn't gone to California Taco Shop before I went here, I probably would have given this place another star.  Since I have...it's A-OK.  Which I always have to remind myself, is not by any means bad.  \n\nIt's very tiny, with only two real tables, but they offer a great take out service so it makes up for the tiny dinning accommodations.  Besides, if you're like me, you inhale the burrito you purchase in 2.5 seconds and you're done, so it wouldn't matter if I had to stand and eat it.  \n\nI ordered the steak burrito.  I really wanted a shrimp one, but there are no seafood options on the menu.  The other menu option missing is fresh tortilla chips.  Total bummer considering they bring you a fantastic spread of regular salsa, salsa verde and jalapeno's.  I could have used something to dip in it!  So the next option was to slather my burrito in it.  \n\nI thought the burrito itself was good, but definitely not a giant one you'd get at Cali Taco Shop or Reyna's in the strip.  It's more of a taco size, you'll need more than one if you have a big American appetite like I do!  The steak was a little too salty for my taste, but was cooked just right.  The rice was really the winner of the burrito.  It had just the right amount of lime added.  Loved it!  \n\nWould I go back?  Sure, why not.  But I probably wouldn't order the steak again and I'd hope they have chips next time!  Plus, it's a fantastic addition to the neighborhood!
__label__1 I've been here many times before and I usually get the Carne Asada Fries/Chips. They are the bomb when you're drunk!\n\nToday I stopped by to get a Carne Asada Burrito. The cashier asked me if I wanted everything on it. I said yes. I asked her if it came with cheese and sour cream. She said no, it comes with guacamole pico de gallo. I said everything and I want to add cheese and sour cream. \n\nI get home and start eating the burrito. It only had carne asada, beans and cheese. I guess I was suppose to ask for rice, but they did forget my guacamole, pico de gallo and sour cream. \n\nI should have just ordered the Carne Asada Fries/Chips like I usually do.
__label__1 I just can't get pass eating off of Styrofoam or paper plates. It ruins any experience for me unless it's a picnic, BBQ, or at the beach. Otherwise, give me a plate and some silverware! I ordered the cheese enchiladas and the cheese was not melted. I did enjoy the shredded beef burrito I had to go the next day.
__label__3 I have to say that I was a little shocked at the price of some of the clothes at the Nike store.  However I have to say that they are worth the price.  I bought a jacket that is used for running in the colder months made of  thermal material.  I really can wear a sports bra and this jacket and be warm enough during my workout.  I did have an issue with the first jacket, where the fabric was pulling apart at the seam.  I brought it back to the store and they didn't even question the exchange.  No hassle exchange!  That is why I will shop here again!
__label__0 At first our mortgage officer was awesome and pre qualified us at 3.5 percent financing with 3 percent down. When we went into contract with a house he then told us 4.875 with 7 percent down.... We had to quickly find another lender. Luckily we found a lender who gave us 3.75 financing with 3.5 percent down. Stay away from alterra, bait and switch is their business style.
__label__4 I'm from Wisco.... glad to finally see a Culvers in Chandler.  Can't go wrong with a Burger and Cheese Curds.  Very clean and the service is excellent.
__label__4 Oh the butterburgers and the concretes. Got to love the frozen custard concretes. That you can mix in any two things you want from there list of many. Inside tip: They also have chocolate custard not just vanilla. This I found out after a few visits. I always get chocolate custard with chocolate sauce and Oreo cookies. I think its the best.\nThe burgers are really good. So are the onion rings and the cheese curds. I have never heard of cheese curds before Culvers. Must be a Wisconsin thing but they are really good. To call them fried cheese balls don't do them justice. Just try them. If you like cheese you will like these.\nThe service is pretty good. Sure it takes awhile to get your food but that just means they are making it fresh. For that I am willing to wait. Plus they give you your concrete first so you can enjoy that while you pull forward in the drive thru to wait for the rest of your order. They give you a number and then bring out your food right to your car.\nIt is a little expensive to eat more than once a week but it is well worth it.
__label__0 WAY OVERPRICED!!!  This is a great place for first timers but i doubt they will be getting frequent customers returning.  Their menu is just too expensive.
__label__4 You know what I love about this place?  The first time I went in, I asked if I could take the shoes for a run around the parking lot to test the foot-strike, support, and overall feel of the shoe.  \n\nRather than look at me like I was a space alien who had just asked for a pair of Moon Boots in a size beyond the comprehension of earth people, they smiled and said \"absolutely.\"  To summarize, they get runners and why we do the crazy things we do.  \n\nI have since purchased every running shoe from them, and if you want something they don't have they'll order it for you.  Sometimes I'll go in just to see what's new in the world of running.  They always have plenty of flyers regarding races, running clubs, demos, nutrition, etc.  It's a little runner's paradise!  \n\nAlso, I'm almost 100% sure every employee is a runner because anytime I ask questions, they're always well informed.  I've never gotten an \"um, not sure I don't really run\" from any of them.  \n\nKeep up the great work!
__label__1 Barrio is known for overpriced food and drinks. I have used to go to the original Barrio location a lot and watch the prices rise big time over the years. $11 for a dessert. The Barrio Queen has the same concept. Overpriced f&b. Don't get me wrong, I know that the food quality is good, but there are a lot of better and comparable restaurants available that's a lot easier on the wallet.
__label__0 By far worst service, wait staff, and management in the valley, poor attitude, from the front of the house to manager.. Food very average. Over All. Poor dining experience.  Don't waste your time.. Can you take away stars. ? No never mind they don't have any.
__label__2 My fiance said I should write a review.    I replied that the restaurant didn't strike me as good or bad.  It was pretty middle of the road.\n\n2.5 stars for me.\n\nService was fine.   No real complaints or compliments there.\n\nFood.  During happy hour, you get 2 tacos for $3 Chef's choice of tacos.  And I delighted in eating the salmon taco.   \n\nI was expecting grand things from the guacamole and was disappointed.   The dried cranberries were an interesting addition.  But I much prefer good ol' Trader Joe's guacamole.\n\nFood was rico.   Rico means \"rich\" in Spanish and usually a compliment.   I just found the food rico in terms of calories.\n\nI wouldn't mind going back but neither am I itching to return either.
__label__1 We went here on Taco Tuesday ($2 tacos), mainly because the first restaurant we wanted to eat at was closed.  We were greeted by our server, who immediately tried to push alcoholic drinks on us.  We came here at lunch time on a weekday, so I wasn't really in the mood to get hammered, but we did order some aguas frescas instead (Horchata and jamaica, it was either 5 or 6 dollars).  They were a hefty price, but it was served in a very large glass.  My horchata was OK, it had decent flavor and was fairly refreshing.  The jamaica was very concentrated, so if you like a lot of tangy hibiscus flavor this is the drink for you.  \n\nWe ended up ordering a variety of tacos, but not before our server tried to push some guacamole (Around $6) on us.  We didn't really want any at first, but she insisted that it was some of the best guacamole ever and was one of the best appetizers in the house.  Soo.... we begrudgingly accepted, since we wanted to see what the hype was about.  When we got the appetizer, it was in a tiny little bowl, and covered with pomegranate seeds.  It tasted OK, and was made with fresh ingredients, but I can honestly make fresh guacamole like this at home with bigger portions for way cheaper.  \n\nThe tacos were small, like street taco size.  They came on a single small corn tortilla, and were piled high with filling.  I would have liked to see them use 2 tortillas on top of each other for stability, because I couldn't really hold the tacos in my hand to eat them.  Because they were so full, and the ingredients were a bit juicy, they would fall off while the tortilla fell apart as soon as I picked it up.  Sadly, I had to actually eat most of the tacos with a fork and knife like a gringo.  I do appreciate the generous amount of filling that was in them though, but at taquerias I've been to they typically double the street taco tortillas for this very reason.  As for the ingredients themselves, they have some unusual ones here you won't find at other Mexican restaurants, which I appreciate, but on the whole I didn't find the tacos too great taste-wise.  I had some huitlacoche tacos, a first for me, but the whole kernels of fungus-infected corn popped in my mouth as I ate them with a gooey, mushy texture on the inside, with not much flavor.  It wasn't too pleasant of a experience taste and texture wise; I felt like I was eating a bunch of pus.  Perhaps if they were chopped into smaller pieces rather than whole kernels it would have tasted better, since a big kernel on a small taco can overwhelm the whole dish.\n\nAdditionally, our server was fairly attentive, as long as there was something for her to push on us.  But, when it came time to get the check, she was no where to be seen, and we had to wait a very long time before anyone came over to our table.  \n\nSo the mixture of very pushy service combined with tacos that were memorable in all the wrong ways make me hesitant to try this restaurant again when I can get really tasty Mexican food for way cheaper at other places in the East Valley.
__label__3 We tried a variety of tacos here (3 for $10). Tacos were all unique and tasty, but the \nSuadero Azteca (queen's special) was the standout. It was incredibly flavorful and tender and was topped with really yummy veggies. Definitely get your own of this if you are sharing. The fried fish and fried shrimp ones were tasty too. This is a great place to try inventive tacos, but can get a little pricey. I think you need to ask for chips and salsa here, as they didn't bring us any without us asking, but once brought, it was tasty :)
__label__3 Guacamole was absolutely amazing; had the camaron quesadilla which was also fantastic.  Nice, mellow music on the back patio.  Check it out!
__label__3 Great food, huge menu with a good selection. Tuesday's are 4 tacos for $10, great deal! Service was a little slow but everything else was very good
__label__3 Yum! After three visits I am a huge fan! The chili relleno torta is my favorite and the guacamole is really great as well. The burritos are huge and very good as well. I have had great service each time I have gone and love the patio and unique atmosphere. Some of the different margarita flavors sound odd and end up being really good so try them! There are some unique selections on the menu and I can't wait to try more of them but I can't seem to get past the chili relleno torta! The fries that come with it have chili powder seasoning on them which is different but I really liked it. Huge tequilla selection if you are interested in trying different ones. Our server was knowledgable about them which was nice. I will be back to try some tacos and happy hour!
__label__0 I agree from Christopher B.'s review ~ BUYER BEWARE and NEVER GO TO THIS PLACE!! I have a great place that I will recommend (read my review about Portrait Innovations), however, I've been here twice and it got worse every visit.  \n\nThe first visit was for my maternity photos because my friend recommended this place (her photos are great) however mine was not.  The service was so-so, the sales person was that wanted to sell but she did take more than 30 shots.  When I received my photos they were all dark and we blended in the background but the proofs were completely the opposite.  \n\nOk so I let it go trying to give them benefit of the doubt.  \n\nSecond time was more than a year later for my son's 1st birthday photos.  This was really bad ~ the sales person is different from the last time and she was rudest person.  She rushed the pictorial and wouldn't allow a family shot because \"per company policy\" can only take 12-15 shots.  Bogus!! \n\nI bought the simplest package.  She does not deserve a sale!
__label__0 They won't have anything hot and ready. Slow everything. Save your receipt, because they won't remember your order. Check your order before leaving. Expect to wait 30 minutes for anything.\n\nSeriously, I wish I could give them negative stars. Just the worst.
__label__2 If you are in a pinch for some quick food while at the hotel this is not a bad choice.  I had a sandwich from the deli - the bread was fresh, meat tasty and cooked just right.  Unfortunately you pay hotel prices for a small portion.
__label__1 We ate the cheese bread with alfredo sauce and the trio of baked pastas, and something didn't agree with either of us.  We basically wasted one of our Vegas nights (my aunt's birthday celebration to boot) because we were feeling so crappy after eating at Buca di Beppo in Excalibur.  One extra star for decent service at the bar.
__label__1 What a disappoinment! I should have guessed when the bread baskets came out and they were filled with COLD bread!?! Really people? First off let me say this place was not our first choice. We had to settle for Buca because our party grew too large to be seated at our restaurant of choice. We all ordered entrees from the menu (not cheap either) and not one of them had any flavor! A plate of calamari with one lemon slice?Chicken Parm-soggy batter, way underseasoned marinara sauce, Manicotti-there is a better recipe on the box of pasta folks! Pasta in a white sauce, artichoke, sundried tomato, and chicken breast...same thing, bland bland bland. An Italian restaurant should romance you with all those wonderful smells. Next time, I'll not and say I did. :(
__label__4 I have been in the valley for a little less than a year and in that time I have had about 8 haircuts. Anything from a salon exp. to \"super cuts\" and everything in between.  I thought the glitz of the salon was a bit over the top for a good ole boy like me, and the super cuts made me feel like I was begging not to be butchered. So today I met Matthew at the \"Barber Parlor\", after reading the Yelp reviews of several downtown shops something about Matthew's place stood out. It seemed that people spoke more about his personal touch, and that was what drew me in. \n\nSo I dropped in on my lunch hour and was not disappointed, Matthew was great, the shop was quaint and charming. One can tell that this place is Matthew's dream and he welcomes all new comers graciously. His haircut is quick but through, and one of the tightest cuts I have ever had. I will make sure to make Matthew's place my hometown shop.
__label__4 Top-notch service Matthew is the best. Very friendly very courteous and does a wonderful job. Highly highly recommend.
__label__1 Das Essen ist ganz ok, nicht berauschend. \"Typisch\" Griechisch halt, zumindest das was man hier als \"Griechisch\" bekommt, Gyros-Spie\u00dfe usw, meistens mit Saucen. Der Service ist leider weder freundlich noch aufmerksam, oft sitzt man 20-30 Minuten lang vor leeren Gl\u00e4sern. Preis-Leistungsverh\u00e4ltnis stimmt nicht so ganz, ist aber eine Alternative, falls man beim um die Ecke gelegenen Sokrates keinen Tisch bekommt und unbedingt Lust auf Griechisch hat.
__label__0 Never would I step into a birks again because of the snobby salesman. They think their clients don't have enough money to buy a product they want to see first or something ? \n\nHorrible customer service.
__label__3 Excellent shrimp cocktail and shredded beef tacos....some of the best I've ever had...customer service was very welcoming and friendly
__label__2 After my last meal at the Charlotte airport, I decided to stick to something I knew and went to California Pizza Kitchen. I hardly eat at chain restaurants at home, but it seems this trip was all of that. \n\nTruth be told, I really came here, because it has a bar attached and they were playing the final playoff game before the World Series and being a Giants fan, that was my priority. \n\nI had a seat facing the TV, ordered a nice local lager on tap and a Margarita pizza from CPK next door. My beer was fabulous and the pizza was pretty good. I liked how the dough bubbled up and was light and airy. \n\nEven though my review should be about the bar next door, this is what I ate and it was definately a lot better than my last meal here.
__label__0 I have been to this salon at least 15 times for pedicures, and each time it is ok, for the price. However today is the last time I will ever give them my money. I walked in, and didn't have to wait at all. I used the restroom before I sat down, and there was NO hand soap in the bathroom! GROSS. I rationalized it in my mind because they were wearing gloves, but then I realized they weren't even changing them between clients. When the girl started on my pedicure she was aggressively clipping the skin around my nails and it really hurt! Then, she dragged the nail file rapidly across the tender skin she had just clipped too deep. Ouchhhh. It's hard to explain, but when it came time to polish, she grabbed each of my toes by the front between her thumb and her extremely sharp nail on her pointer finger. Her nail, of questionable cleanliness, (don't know where the gloves went...) was cutting into the raw skin in front of my nails and it was extremely painful. I told her that it hurt, and she would stop for a second but then go right back to it. The polish wound up super thick and not smooth, and as she was taking the toe separators out, she stuck her finger right into the polish on my big toe. She haphazardly tried to fix it, but I lied and said to just leave it, I had to get going. I couldn't stand to have her nasty nail slicing into my skin any longer and I was frustrated by this waste of time and money. I came right home and repainted my nails myself and washed my feet thoroughly! Exclusive Nails is just down the street and though they aren't open on Sundays or Mondays, they have FAR superior service and cleanliness standards and their pedicures are only $2 more than at Pretty Nails. I will be going there from now on for my pedicures.
__label__0 I came here once and won't be back. The drinks were low on alcohol and they messed up my tab.
__label__1 I like the ambiance and feel of Grassroots - however, the cook has a bit of an attitude. \nWhen I explained this was the second time I had come in and they were out of what I  wanted to order he said because everything is fresh. Ok-I can appreciate and love that! However, I was asking for a baked potato. How can you be out of baked potatoes? That seems pretty standard. He then went on to say they are doing pretty well.....what?? How about just apologizing for not being able to accommodate your customer. Lose the attitude.  Food is par - I would recommend this place for drinks only.
__label__1 the food....the food is excellent. as it was on our last meal there. i was impressed before and i was impressed again with my food. the fish sandwich was cooked perfectly, the bread was crispy yet soft. my side of cheese grits with jalapeno was creamy and not over powered by the jalapeno. my wife loved her farm vegetable plate. i snuck a few bites and had to agree....tasty. \n\nour party was there for 3 hours. i feel like i'm being nitpicky when i complain about not having my water glass filled, but as my wife has mentioned before...i go out not only for the food, but for the service/experience. and my water glass was filled once...let me correct that....i had to ask for my water glass to be filled 3 times. \n\ni don't know if she was the only server, but she was non-existent. after we were seated, literally 15 minutes before she made herself known just for drinks. other than that, we basically didn't see her except when she stopped by to ask us if we wanted dessert. our food was brought out timely, but it was another 15-25 minutes before we got our drinks until our food order was taken. \n\nagain, a number of factors could have been involved. it was busy last night, maybe a server called in sick, maybe they were trying to convey a european sense of dining, however, i was so thirsty when we left, i drank nearly a gallon of water when we got home. \n\nthis place has excellent food and on our previous visit, the service was great. so we'll go back i'm sure. this was just an oddity i hope.
__label__3 Came in with a large group on June 22nd during the evening. We sat at a large table that offered the option of playing checkers and scrabble while we waited, which we enjoyed. My husband ordered the miso salmon and I had a burger and fries. Food was good and service was good until the bill came. The bill was sorted for all the parties which I appreciated. However when looking more closely I realized that gratuity was added. I don't have a problem with auto grat but I had a problem with not being told it had been added. Some people didn't notice and double tipped which was not their intention. I mentioned it to the people on my side who appreciated the heads-up. I realize this may not be the restaurant's intention but the server's but I do find it a shady practice when this happens.
__label__2 A-OK. That's what I have to say about Grassroots.\n\nIt's not a negative review by any means. Would I go back, probably not. I'm moving out of the valley and currently live in Central Phoenix. Scottsdale isn't a place I frequent often.\n\nBUT, we were across the street signing the final documents at the title agency for the sale of our house, and we asked for a recommendation from our realtor for lunch. He said Grassroots. Nice and fresh. So away we went.\n\nIt was just before 1pm on a Friday afternoon. We walked in and they said immediate seating at the bar or a wait of about 15-25 minutes for a table. We opted to wait, though that ended up only being about 10 minutes (or it went by fast). Luckily they have adirondack chairs out front in the shade for relaxing.\n\nWe were seated on the patio, a little warm at first on a 100 degree day, but once the misters kicked on it was pleasant. Menu was appealing. Husband went with roti & ribs and I had the seared ahi tuna. Ribs were good, chicken was dry. Tuna was delicious (though they were unnecessarily heavy handed with the sauce) and the salad was tasty, but the cole slaw large and too much. Too much cabbage. We shared the key lime pie for dessert. It was light and creamy.\n\nIf you're in the area and want a nice fresh meal, try here.
__label__4 Hands down, my favorite restaurant in Scottsdale.  The service, the ambience, the food, the drinks...yum!
__label__3 We experienced a small snafu with the scheduling (actual appt time was different than what was written on my appt card by 30 min), but the office staff were very nice overall and apologetic for the error. The appointment - a cleaning and fluoride treatment - went very quickly and the dentist was very knowledgable, personable and great with my kid. My kid wasn't sitting around, waiting  for the dentist or hygienist at all. We have a clear plan for the future, which is just monitoring the teeth at this point, and I was very satisfied with our visit. More importantly, my child was pleased with the visit. We'll be back in 6 months!
__label__1 We stayed here last year during a family road trip, and we enjoyed the stay.  The room and bathroom were clean.  It was right near Interstate 77, very convenient.  Very close to a great mall as well.\n\nThis time around and only a year later, our room was not all together clean.  The bathroom had hair on the floor, the AC was very loud which kept us up.  \n\nThe staff in both cases were friendly.  But we may go elsewhere in the future.
__label__0 CHEATERS\n\nThat's the best way I can describe my experience yesterday at this location. I was upgrading to an iPhone 5 and trading in my iPhone 4. They told me they'd give me $92 dollars for the 4 but I had to put that towards 3 accessories before the remaining balance could be used for the iPhone 5...\n\nI called Verizon Customer Support and it was confirmed that this was completely out of policy. The reps at this store were \"upselling\" me the second I walked in. The guy who was helping me actually brought out a tray of accessories with my new phone that he expected me to buy.\n\nAlso, if the rep is reading this...I know the difference between an Otter Box and the slim cases...thanks a lot!
__label__0 Avoid Avoid Avoid!\n\nEven if you live in Tempe, please drive the extra miles to your second closest Verizon location.\n\nI came into the store with issues transferring contacts from one smartphone to another after I was having issues with Backup Assistant.  I went during an off-period so I did not experience a long wait like most reviewers did.  But, I spent TWO HOURS in the store while associates failed to perform a simple contact transfer from the Backup Assistant/Cloud storage onto my phone.  I ended up leaving with the promise that a ticket had been created and the issue would be resolved shortly thereafter.  But , here I sit hours later and STILL no contacts on my phone.\n\nAfter two hours at home trying to figure it out and two hours in the store, I was very frustrated with my experience with Verizon and wanted to talk to the manager.  Carlos was a grade-A jerk and told me that backing up contacts was my responsibility, EVEN THOUGH I HAD CONTACTS ON MY OLD PHONE AND ON BACKUP ASSISTANT.  He said there was nothing he could do to help me since Backup Assistant is a free service, evidently ignoring the fact that I am a paying customer who just wasted half a day to not even get contacts put on my phone.\n\nCarlos and Co. have succumbed to the belief that they don't have to provide customer service at Verizon.\n\nCAUTION IS ADVISED!
__label__1 Verizon offers good cellular service. That's about it. Going to this location is painful. I usually wait about 45 minutes and the resolution is never what it should be. Trouble is the location to customer base. Verizon has a lot of customers and unable to keep up with customer service. I have never been able to go to a location without an enduring wait. Calling in is next to impossible half the time. I usually end up at this location the most because out of all the stores this one seems to operate the best. I wish they had a reservation line or site to book online. Unfortunately, no trip to this store is a short one and this can be hard to plan. The staff sometimes can be short with you, it's not entirely his or her fault, they are too busy to provide the attention needed to customers. The sad thing is most times I go in are because of billing issues. The last two months have been right maybe the issue is resolved.
__label__3 Great addition to the neighborhood.  Good food & coffee. I wish they had longer hours because I like to eat lunch at 3:30. Or a mid afternoon tea & pastry.
__label__4 Being way out east this is by no means anywhere near where I live, but I would find myself pestering my bf to go with me every so often, because everything I tried so far have been great and makes the drive worth it!\n\n4&20 is nicely tucked away off E Johnson, but no worries, it's really not difficult. Service has always been great and I always feel welcome. But most importantly, everything I have tried so far has been awesome! \n\nAs many reviews have raved (most accurately), their biscuits and gravy are some of the best ones I've tried. There was a time when I had gone all crazy with biscuits and gravy and went around town trying them, but I find myself returning to 4&20 at the end. Rich butter milk biscuits with generous servings of thick sausage gravy, with the option to add an over-easy egg. I tend to find 3 biscuits to be on the heavy side, so I would give one to my bf (no complains there, win-win situation). \n\nTheir pastries are also some of the best around. Home made fresh pop tarts (go lemon cream and nutella), scones and muffins *yums*. One of the reasons that make me wish I live over on the east side (almost).
__label__0 I would definitely not return to this restaurant.  We ate here for a work day lunch recently and regretted our choice.  \n\nI had the hibachi shrimp, and my husband had the hibachi chicken.  Neither of us liked our food.  The hibachi flavor just wasn't good.  Additionally, all of our food smelled and tasted like it had been cooked on a grill with oil that was old.  Like if you were to stir fry some food and then stir fry again in the same oil another 50 times.  It simply did not taste good or fresh at all.  \n\nWith regard to the shrimp sauce, it tasted fine.  However, it was room temperature, leading me to believe it had been sitting out for some time.  If it had been either hot or cold I would have felt better about it!\n\nAnd another note on temperature:  the day of our visit was an unusually warm December day, and the temperature in the restaurant was so hot and muggy that we were totally sweaty by the time we left.....not a good way to return to the office for the afternoon.  Yes, it was an unusually warm day.  But it did not appear that the restaurant had turned any air on at all.  \n\nWe arrived early - around 11:45, and only had to wait about 5 minutes for our food.  By 12:15, however, the line snaked through the entire restaurant, and we saw several patrons who had been waiting at least 15 minutes for their food.  Given the long line, it makes me wonder if most people like their food more than I do.  I'm more inclined to think it's simply because there are many businesses in that area contributing to the lunch crowds, and not enough restaurants......every restaurant in the area seems to be packed at lunch hour.\n\nWish I could give a better review, but it just wasn't good.
__label__2 Went there to ask for prices. The girl at the front desk was very nice but seemed shy and not so confident. I know you just recently opened, but please be more confident and have your prices straight. Even if you have deals going on, it might help if you a have your regular prices listed. I was just very confused with what she was telling me. I also told her we have a black lab and she didn't seem to know what kind of a dog that was. Please do some research about different dog breeds, at least the most common ones. In a pet grooming business this is the least of knowledge you should have. I wish you best of luck with the business and I will update my review after actually using their services.
__label__1 I'm conflicted.  Half of me says \"Meh. I've experience better\" and half of me says \"a-okay.\"  Let me break this down for you....\n\nWhen you have a flexible schedule and can travel anywhere in the city, pass this sucker by.  There's so many other fabulous non-chain restaurants in the Burgh to try out!  On the flip side, I understand working downtown sometimes the options get slim or stale.  Let's face it, downtown is only so big folks.  For a downtown office worker, this place is \"a-okey.\"  \n\nI tried the Japanese Pan Noodles.  I liked that I could order wheat noodles.  I liked that there was broccoli, carrots and sprouts in it.  That's where it ended.  It was kinda bland and forgettable.  Would it suffice for a fast lunchtime meal, yes.\n\nWhat I was amazed by...the fancy schmancy pop machine.  It's completely digital and you're able to choose from every coke product imaginable.  When I picked coke zero, I was expecting the choice of, well, coke zero.  Instead, Not only was I able to get normal coke zero, I could get cherry vanilla, raspberry, lemon, lime and a couple other choices.  I assume they add syrup to those choices...but it was pretty cool.  I love when technology and food combine!  Heck, I'd come here JUST to grab a pop instead of 7-11.  \n\nThere's supposed to be beer, which was advertised on the menu and on the front door, but it's not there yet.  I'd be interested to see what they carried because it looked like there's no tap, so I assume just bottles.  I'd like to see a fancy machine like the Coke machine with alcohol!  Wouldn't THAT be grand!?
__label__1 Ok,,, i come here only for the lychee smoothie with boba.  I like it here for some reason.   I have tried the food at other locations and found it to be solid, never an issue buying food here. Hey we all can  have a bad day,,, well i ordered the pad thai,, well first mistake ordering a thai dish at a chinese joint... DOH,,  I ordered it med spicey,  it was plenty spicy, over powered the dish, the pad thai sauce was weak, the veggies didnt seem too fresh, the noodles were ehhhhhh.  The normal large portion was not so large.  I usually cant finish my meal, but i did tonight... I was disappointed in my selection tonight,  I will eat here again but i will stick to chinese food not thai... The boba was good though...  This joint isnt bad,, if i were with friends i would eat here, its not the best, but i give it a 2stars for my meal tonight.... Hope this yelps...\n\n06/17/14\nQuality in food has gone down hill... Food quality is inconsistent, ranging from \"okay eat it or have nothing\"  to disposal will like it...  No longer a fan...
__label__2 I just ordered to this place today for the first time. I ordered the family dinner. My steamed rice was half way empty from the box. I called and they are very helpful and said they would give me another box of rice. OrAnge chicken was good. The only reason why I don't give this place a 5 star is because they have me old wonton soup. It tasted so sour and expired and it smelled really bad. It's good people ok food.. Just makes sure that when you eat the food it's not expired!!!
__label__3 At here last night after a rough day.  It helped.  Ordered the duck breast and duck/pork meatballs and loved it.  The chocolate souffl\u00e9 was good as well.  The staff were friendly and service was great.
__label__1 You could classify my wife and I as total foodies. To be honest, I realty don't see the attraction to this place. They recently acquired a liquor license and the corkage fee is $15. The $30 cured meat sampler is average at best when compared to the cured meats offered in wine country on the west coast.
__label__4 Finally made it to Pittsburgh's wellspring of salty meats and had the pleasure of sitting next to Severino and his kitchen staff while we spent a solid hour picking through the infamous SALUMI plate (not to be confused with the salumi plate). Was thoroughly entertained by Severino's not-stop commentary. Downed a couple of cocktails and some wine, and decided: violet mustard is great, and in general there is no reason not to come here and blow all of your cash.
__label__0 I didn't even want to give this place 1 star. I was at the avondale \nLocation. I've been experiencing strange light headedness, constant dizziness as well as neck tightness and pain and head numbness. Went to my primary for a referral in hope for an X-ray or scan. Had a negative experience at a different neurologist and was hoping this would be more helpful. Nope. Was quick to diagnose me as depressed and suggested I needed a psychiatrist for an anti depressant instead. What I joke. Still have no answers why I'm struggling daily.
__label__3 Went there last night and had the meatloaf.it was very good. The service was good and the staff was very friendly and engaging.
__label__1 So I've eaten here quite a few times and only at lunch. I work in the complex so it's an easy place to grab food. I'll be honest the food just doesn't wow me. Pretty much like all of the restaurants here in Ayrsley. It's rather pricey for what it is and the quality isn't great. The chicken sandwich isn't too bad and normally I would say the sweet potato fries are the best thing about this place, but last week I got  a to go order and brought it back to work. My fries were burnt. I'm not sure what cook looked at that and thought yep that looks tasty.\n\n I have quite a few co-workers who have had issues there as well. At one point I guess it was the assistant manager came up to our office searching for someone who had left there unhappy. He was pushy and annoying and pushed his way into the office. I went into our secure area to find the person asked him to wait and he pushed himself in accosting her. It was very disconcerting and highly unprofessional and really just made me never want to eat there again. However again it's convenient so I ordered from there again. The burnt fries however was kind of the breaking point. They just have no care about their lunch patrons or their lunch quality. \n\nI assume dinner is better or if you are there for \"Sunday Funday\" and drinking. However if you're there for lunch and not drinking well you aren't going to fare well. I'll stick with Portofino's or risk losing my parking space to go elsewhere!!
__label__1 The Thrill and the Legend are gone...\n\nOnce upon a time, La Paz was one of my favorite Mexican restaurants in the Charlotte area.  So I eagerly awaited the return of this Charlotte Legend, after they shut down their South Blvd. operations.  In many ways, I feel the wait was all for nothing.\n\nI went here, Friday, January 6th on my birthday with a couple of friends.  Its worth noting that at the time, I believe the new La Paz had only been open for business for about 3 or 4 days.  With that being said, our waiter was a cool dude, with a endearing personality, that made me feel a bit better about the otherwise mostly negative aspects of the evening.  Top of these was the fact that it literally took 45min to an hour for my party of four to receive our food upon placing our orders.  Luckily it was my birthday, so there were  tequila shots flowing, which definitely helped pass the time. \n\nThe tequila however, was not enough to offset the fact that the table-side guacamole we ordered was extremely bland.  We had to saturate it with salt and pepper just to give it any taste at all.  When our food finally arrived and hour after we ordered, I have to say I felt let down.  There's no other way to put it.  I ordered the gordo burrito with chicken.  As I remember, the gordo burrito version at the old location was huge and packed with cheeses, queso, meats, and all the other Mexican fillings you'd expect in a monster burrito.  I felt the present version of the gordo was small, skimpy and lacked a healthy serving of chicken.  As for my guess; its not that they felt their food was bad, they stated it was just missing that little something that takes a meal and a restaurant from good to great.\n\nThe other sad thing about La Paz redux, is that it feels very corporate.  Nothing from the food, location, bar, or ambiance inside feels authentic or real.  It feels like its being run by people who are more concerned with trendiness and the bottom line, than great tasting food.  To me, this is the definition of a place that \"SOLD OUT\".  \n\nEverything was just OK, and in my book, \"OK\" is a disappointment for an establishment that once had it all.  Remember the old saying, \"Legends don't die, they just fade away\"?  Well, this new rendition of La Paz has proven that the legend of great food, service, atmosphere, drinks, and location are truly dead and gone.
__label__3 Great drink selection. The queso dip and nachos make it worth the trip.
__label__4 Great experience. Fast and great service. Had the Mexican flag enchilada. One of the best dishes I have had in a Mexican restaurant.  Easy parking.
__label__1 At La Paz, I was so ready for some fresh Mexican food with interesting flavors.  What I got was generous portions of stuff that mostly tasted like it came out of a can or a freezer with perhaps a quick pass through a microwave.  Yuck.  No bright, bold favors, with the exception of the smoky salsa, which was interesting.  Just blandness, flavorlessness, and dried-out or mushy textures.  Way below-average food quality was saved from one star by the apparent cleanliness and d\u00e9cor newness.\n\nIt was about 5:30 p.m. on Friday, the day after the 2013 Fourth of July.  I took my elderly mom out for a rare restaurant dinner.  When we arrived, the restaurant was almost deserted--always a bad sign!  Because of mom's wheelchair, we were seated in the huge third room that was made up entirely of tables with hard, echo-y surfaces everywhere.  The room cried out for a little fabric or something soft to make it cozier and more inviting; this had the ambiance of a cold, whistling airport waiting area.  \n\nWe were alone in there, except for the two people at an appealing-looking outside table who were soon forced in by a rainstorm.  It took them three trips to empty their table themselves and decamp to the inside--with zero help from the not-to-be-found wait staff. We felt pretty neglected, too.  They never did fully set up our table -- I finally got up and commandeered some salt and pepper from another table about 3/4 of the way through the dinner.\n \nThe relatively short, plastic-coated menu had some appealing-sounding entries that had us psyched -- char-grilled chicken with mango salsa, coconut rice, and black beans, for example.  I was also intrigued by the Mexican Flag enchiladas, which were supposed to be three types of enchiladas covered in three different sauces representing the colors of the Mexican flag.  Yum, right?\n\nUh, no.\n\nWhen the food first arrived after a reasonable but longer-than-we-expected wait, mom tried to send it all back.  She was right, but I intervened and we listlessly ate it all.  As I write this, my tummy feels like it is loaded with lead.  Ugh....\n\nFirst, the coconut rice had been replaced with a truly awful-tasting, mushy excuse for Spanish rice.  \"Where is the coconut rice?  Coconut rice is the reason we ordered this dish,\" we said.   \"Oh, we are out of coconut rice,\" the waitress explained without apology.   We think substituting food without asking us first is a major no-no.\n\nThen, the food on both plates didn't look good.  The bite of chicken mom tasted was hard to chew, and she said it tasted miserable.  I thought it was okay but flavorless.  It was one of those massive chicken breasts that had been portion-reduced by horizontally slicing (not pounding) the chicken to make a thin piece with a huge footprint.  There was maybe a teaspoonful of presumably-bottled mango salsa that was amazingly flavorless on the obviously-not-marinated, flavorless chicken.  \n\nThe refried beans were heaped in a stiff vertical stack at least three inches tall and visually similar to the cliffs of Dover, with that fresh-from-the-can flavor.  At least the tea tasted good, and there were some tasty bits of steak in the enchiladas.  \n\nAlas, the enchiladas sat too long under heat lamps before service.The enchiladas may once have had sauce on them, but once served, no sauce remained at all-- just a bit of dried coloration on top.  Above that was a thin layer of dried-out cheese--cheddar(?) on one and white cheese on the other two.  The Mexican flag idea was completely lost.  We ordered little dishes of the missing sauces and poured some velveeta-like melted cheese over top of the rice to make it edible and soldiered on.\n\nA $15 Mexican entree should be vastly better than this.  With tip, our check exceeded $40 (no drinks other than tea, no appetizers, and no dessert) - an amount that should have allowed us to eat pretty well at many much better restaurants.  Mom and I will not be back to La Paz.
__label__4 A few people have told me that La Paz just isn't the same since their move. Back in the day, they were a frequent lunch place of mine when they were on South Blvd.  I wasn't sure what to expect, but went with an open mind.\n\nOn my first visit I had the fish tacos - well one fish and one shrimp.  They were very accommodating in allowing me to try one of each.  They were good.  I would order them again.\n\nThe five stars come from my second visit.  I had the shrimp and steak salad.  They cook the steak perfectly to medium, as requested and the salad is simply phenomenal!   Their sun-dried tomato vinaigrette is delicious and was the perfect match.  If you have to eat a healthy salad, this is the one to pick.  The meat is spicy, tender and char-grilled.  \n\nIf you go to La Paz with expectations of their former self you might be disappointed.  I think they did a great job.  New look, new menu....just the name remains.  Plus, their house wine is one of my favorites.  How can that be bad?
__label__1 Ultralounge, smultralounge.  felt like any other club to me.  we missed our table (if we really had one), and place was already packed by 11:20.  They were nice and still let us in, but group of 12 dudes has no business being in a place like this without table/bottles.
__label__1 I attended a private event here and I thought we would have the whole club to our self instead we had to share it with regular customers too which seemed really weird.\n\nWhen I checked in I was given a special VIP pass and told to have a good time.  I was also told that there were special VIP areas for me that I had full access too.  The problem was that all areas were roped off but I had no idea which side was VIP and which side was not VIP.  I found it kind of funny because with my VIP pass every velvet rope was lifted up for me.  Yes that is cool but what side should I be on.  It was a little confusing.\n\nWe also had passed apps and the staff serving them were really nice but it was some of the worse food I have ever had in my life.  I honestly could not even call it food...Costco samples tasted better then this stuff they were serving us.  I would have expected more from a location in the Bellagio.\n\nThe bar near the windows was also really packed and I could not get the bartenders attention to get a drink.  I then spotted a bar way on the other side and decided to see what was going on over there.  I had to go through two Border Patrol check points (guys with the velvet ropes) to get there and still had no idea if I could get a drink down there.  I asked the bartender and she said sure...okay things were starting to look up.\n\nI will tell you that seeing the dancing waters from the backside was unique.  It is also a closer vantage point then standing on the street.  My two stars are for the five star view.  The only thing I hated is that the non-VIP party had taken all of the best viewing areas and were clinging to the window where the water show was at.
__label__2 Decent club. A group of 6 of us came here over the Thanksgiving weekend after an awesome dinner at Yellowtail (also in Bellagio). We weren't on the list or anything, but there wasn't really any sort of line, so our group's resident MLife club member went up and asked the bouncer to get us all in, which he did, for no cover. \n\nThe actual club is pretty small - definitely no XS or Marquee. But there were enough people that we had fun on the dance floor and still had enough room for our group of 6 to circle up and have fun, drink, and dance. It was actually a nice change to have enough room to move around (and not be packed in like sardines) - not a place I usually find myself in Vegas. \n\nThe one thing I loved about this place was the view over the water. Even though it was past midnight so no water show, it was still beautiful and unique. The whole back wall opened up out over the water. \n\nAt one point a girlfriend and I were dancing by ourselves on the dance floor and apparently I was really into it because one of the bouncer guys tried to drag me up on top of the booth to dance in a more visible spot. Thankfully I kept my dignity and refrained (with no help from my friend!) but definitely had a good laugh about it and had a ton of fun dancing over all. \n\nWould I go back? Maybe. It's not on my hot list, but if the situation is right (like this past weekend - no lines, last minute decision type thing) I'd be dancing at Hyde again.
__label__4 My new favorite lounge! I have gone to multiple events at Hyde, daytime, evening, and the nightclub, Ive never left disappointed!  The live music on Thursday nights is a nice break from most strip bars and clubs. The XIV party they throw is a lot of fun, everyone should check it out :)\n\np.s. Can't beat the view of the Fountains!!
__label__4 Great place for drinks and a view of the Bellagio fountains from behind. Had drinks there last Monday with a friend around 6pm. No cover, no crowds, and was able to get seating in the lounge area and later at the bar.
__label__1 I would like to start by saying all three of these stars are for the location and the view... not for the service or food. \n\nWe arranged to have a table on the patio through Kelly (the bachelorette coordinator) and requested a specific table... she made it happen! We had the best table in the house... dead center right over the lake... this was AWEOME. I just wish that was all we had done. \n\nWe had set up for a prefix menu of small plates and apps... our waitress seemed to have no idea of this. Once she was made aware, we all had one of their signature drinks. Ugh I would not recommend them... I had a mango jalape\u00f1o drink (seems hard to mess up that killer duo) basically it was just mango juice. I couldnt taste the jalapeno, bitters OR alcohol. When I said I couldnt taste any alcohol... she took it to the bar and came back and said \"well they said it was the standard pour\" really? Helpful, thanks. This is just bad customer service. Seriously just add a splash and make the customer happy. There were 5 of us... no one liked their drinks. \n\nThe appetizers were ok at best. The best thing we had was little caprese crustini or something like that... that was pretty good.. but nothing else was too great. We were supposed to get churros with our menu... she said she was putting the order in, they never came. Honestly our waitress was pretty terrible. I will not be going back here. They need to step up the game to keep up with the other awesome restaurants in Vegas! \n\nSAVE YOUR MONEY AND GO SOMEWHERE ELSE.
__label__1 Came in on Saturday night and we walked in at about 8:30 and got a table- the manager/owner? was very enthusiatic and very nice. \n\nWe sat down and i ordered a Margarita-with Patron -It was gross and barely any Tequila- when the bill came it said it was $16-umm are you kidding me for something that i had to choke back and barely tasted any tequila in- not worth it and honestly its still making me mad- I love Tequila and if you look throughout my reviews I have at least 1 before i go into wine so I know what I'm talking about and $16 for it is absolutely absurd. ok I will move on \n\nWe ordered French Onion soup to start along with the Short rib sliders- the French Onion was pretty bland and it needs to have MORE cheese!!! The Sliders were ok -the pretzel bread seemed like it was frozen and they microwaved them to heat them up so it was a little disappointing. \n\nFor my Entree I had the Papperdelle with Oyster Mushrooms- the pasta was ok but they put way too much sauce on it and I kept trying to figure out what it was reminding me of and it kinda was like Italian dressing- like the kind you make yourself- it was weird. He had the Crab cake sliders and Oysters- oysters were ok nothing great and the Crab sliders were again weird- they were fried so the crab was way overcooked if only they pan seared them then they would be way better!\n\nNo desert- 2 glasses of wine and our server was very nice. I feel like they rushed to get up and going- linen table clothes but paper napkins- Menus are way too big and fall all over the place. I also have to say that once again the prices for some of these items are high and don't make sense when you get the dish- i have no problem spending money on food-seeing as i eat out about 10 times a week, but make it worth the price, because if the quality isn't showing and I cant see why I'm paying so much for it then I most likely will not be back.
__label__3 How can you go wrong with Hickory Tavern? Just don't get the Tennessee Lemondae, unless you like weak drinks.
__label__2 This location of Hickory Tavern gets an extra star purely for the outdoor seating.  This is a great place to enjoy dining on the patio!  The view of our fair city is great!!\n\nAs for food, it's ok.  I have never had anything that blew me away, but I've never been disappointed, either.  I enjoy their \"build your own\" salad menu, and the sandwiches and burgers are good.  \n\nThe bigger draw here is the walls that are plastered with TV's, so, it's a bar scene.  At this location it's a trendy crowd.  The wait-staff was really good.  I very much enjoyed our waitress on my most recent visit.\n\nThis is a good place to meet friends after work.. and don't forget to take in that view!
__label__3 This place is a great find for the AYCE (all you can eat) sushi lovers out there. The restaurant has a great selection for both lunch and dinner and the price is pretty decent as well. The sushi was all really good and they don't try and fill you up with a whole bunch of rice.\nI would recommend this place to anyone that enjoys a good AYCE sushi meal from time to time
__label__3 I took my mother on Monday, May 14, 2012.  It was her first one and the therapist provided extra care.  My mother is asking for another one very soon.
__label__0 If you don't want to read through my drama, just beware to DOUBLE CHECK your order if you come here.  The food is fine - like any other MacDonald's - but they have a tendency of getting orders wrong ... for me anyway and no, I do not ask for any kind of unreasonable custom order.\n\nI am putting my grievance here because the managers there just don't seem to care.  On several occasions this particular Micky D's has gotten my order wrong.  A nuisance at first but I was willing to let it go one time ... two times ... three times. \n\nAbout a month ago, I'd already lost track how many times they have gotten our order wrong.  I didn't have a receipt but I did call the manager because I wanted to let them know they should work on training employees about reviewing orders.  It has happened one too many times for me not to speak up.  She was apologetic and even tried to rectify the situation, \"Come by next time and I'll still let you get your order for free.  Tell them Corrinda said it was ok.\"  I was like, \"Whoa, that was awfully generous\" and thanked her.\n\nA couple of weeks later, I had to take my daughter to the ER for a scorpion bite.  This Micky D's is barely a block away so I sent the husband to get our dinner.  \"They forgot my McNuggets.\"  Well, this stressed out mamma with a screaming baby in the ER with the worst pain that anyone could possibly imagine was not going to take this sitting down.\n\nI drove back to the Micky D's with our order and receipt and asked to see the manager.  I told her about our most recent experience in addition to the missing McNuggets.  She was apologetic, saying her minimal, obligatory apology and sent me on my way.  She said something about just starting but that got me even more pissed off that she was defending getting orders wrong.  There's no excuse.  Don't even get me started on the fact that she hardly spoke English, which I believe may have contributed to her reticent behavior.  Come on now, at the managerial level, communication with customers is pretty vital I would think.\n\nI left flabbergasted that my money wasn't refunded - not even that it wasn't refunded but it wasn't even offered -  but I knew I had to take a breather because my daughter needed a mamma who was calm and collected.  No point in getting steaming mad.  \"You got your nuggets so just let it go!\" I told myself.  \n\nThe next day I decided to get our \"free breakfast\" because it was a hellish night before to get up early and make breakfast for everyone.  When I dropped Corrinda's name to the cashier and how she was going to comp my next order, she asked for a receipt, I said I didn't have one, and she was going to ask the manager what to do.  A minute later she came back and told me they couldn't give me the breakfast for free if there was no receipt.  I told her get the manager out here so I can explain.  She goes to the back again and comes back out a couple minutes later and says that the manager approved.  Again, I wonder if this is a training issue because i would have expected for this  manager to come out and talk to me.\n\nThe restaurant itself is nice and there is a playground.  The food is fine - tastes like MacDonald's.  I will be coming here as little as possible for the sole fact that my orders have been incorrect on so many occasions that I've lost count.  The manager's don't seem to have a good handle on training their employees and the managers themselves don't seem to know how to handle customer issues.
__label__0 Got into town late Sunday night and needed a place to eat. The guy at the hotel mentioned this place was nearby. Ordered a pizza and a salad. Both were terrible and lacked ingredients shown on the menu. Avoid.
__label__2 Had the pepper, cheese, and spinach pizza.\nIt was really tasty and I want to give it a higher rating but it was so bland.\nThe thin crust is great though!
__label__2 Try the Aloha or Tart yogurt. Their toppings are yummy as long as you don't get the pineapple because I'm pretty sure it comes from a can. Gross. But the berries are always fresh. The patio is a bit loud but the location is cute.
__label__2 I'm mixed on this one.  We had a disaster for Brunch so we wanted to make up for it for dinner.  I was totally craving sushi and I did indeed get great sushi here.  It was enough to make this sushi snob want to come back for more...as take-out.\n\nThe ambiance leaves much to be desired for such a high priced place.  If I am paying $14 for a sushi roll and $25 for  a dinner plate I want date night worthy.  What I got was Denny's worthy.  It's cheap, it's boring, and there were kids crying at the table next to us the entire time.  I asked about switching up a roll and was told changing spicy salmon into spicy crab in a sushi roll would incur a $2 charge.  I said nevermind and went with the roll as is.  The waiter was attentive and just the right amount of presence, always a plus, and other than the decor and the weird upcharge I LOVED my food.  Edamame was perfectly steamed, the sushi was ohsogood.  My husband ordered the hibachi which was sooooo bland.  I don't think they used any salt or pepper in the cooking process.  There were three small pieces of shrimp, a tiny handful of veggies, loads of noodles and rice, and a good portion of steak(which was very tender, but unflavored) and chicken which was overcooked.\n\nAll in all the sushi is worth going back for, but I won't be trying their Hibachi nor will I be staying around.  Take-out is where it's at.
__label__4 Love this place for sushi. You must try the American Dream Roll! You'll thank me later, I promise.
__label__2 Although it is a plastic paddys, it was a high energy plastic paddys last Saturday night.  We had lots of drinks and enjoyed watching the people and having our kidney stones pulverized by the driving bass.  Nobody singin about Danny Boy or how much they hate  the fuckin Brits in this joint!\n\nWe had fun but, if you are gonna call yourself an Irish pub, do something Irish.
__label__3 I came here with Nicolette after we saw Cirque du Soleil for a late dinner, and to get our parking validated.\n\nSince it was a Wednesday they were playing trivia, which probably starts somewhere around 9-9:30. We got there after the second round of 4, so we just played along, but not competitively, which was disappointing because they looked like they had some pretty great prizes. \n\nOn Wednesdays they have $3 drafts. They also have Woodchuck on draft, so I was pretty excited. \n\nI ordered the chicken and cheese sliders, which have just chicken, bacon, and cheese. Doesn't that sound really good? Well it was. I ate 2 of them (they come with 4) and took the rest home for my husband to enjoy. \n\nNicolette ordered a massive burger with a lot of things on it, and a salad, that never came out. When she told our waitress, she immediately brought it out, and took it off the bill. It was a lot of food, but it was good for me because my sliders didn't come with a side, so I got to partake in Nicolette's fries. They were good, but could have been cooked longer, because they were kind of on the mushy side. \n\nOverall, I had a lot of fun here, and if you can play trivia on a Wednesday, I would come out and have some fun!
__label__2 A large place to go and watch the Penn State Football Games.   The Penn State group in charlotte hosts their meetups and game watching at this bar, and that is what brought me into the bar.   \n\nThe bar is styled after a Irish PUB, with 1 large bar, 1 small bar and lots of sectioned off seating.   Overall, its a nice place, clean and seem to draw in lots of people from around the uptown area.     Beer prices were normal with \"going out uptown\" prices. \n\nFood was another story, I eat here a couple times and each time the food was pretty bland.  The mac and cheese was really bad.  The breaded Chicken fingers just tasted oily, same with the fish and chips.\n\nBottom line for me on this place: come to drink and hanging out, but go get some food else where.\n\nTIP:  Bartenders at the Big bar validate parking for the parking garage.
__label__2 Randomly changing it up from Subway...and I had a coupon :o) Thank goodness for the coupon...\nHad the Chipotle Philly--yummy! Cheesey and meaty, included onions and peppers. There was another option with jalapenos and shrooms that sounded pretty good too. Choice of wheat or white bread and they slice the meat right there.\nSince it was a hot sub, I ended up waiting about 5-10 minutes from when I paid. \nHere's why I thank the coupon--$7 for the sammich! Not the meal, just the sammy. I understand that not everywhere has a $5 footlong, but for the meal, you're approaching $9/$10. Seems kinda steep for a sammich, a bag o chips, and a drink. But, there were numerous people in there, so maybe that's just me. \nEmployees: a couple of them were really nice (and apologized for the wait), one of them not so much. Kinda made me feel like I had to apologize for coming in and that it was a pain to ring up my order. Same goes with customers, but they don't have any control over those...
__label__3 Delicious pizza by the slice or whole pie - very good all around place. I usually just get a slice of cheese, but yesterday, we got a whole pizza, and it was even good this morning. If you're there, try the Italian ices that they have. Really decent tiramisu as well. Especially for a fast-food place.
__label__1 This was our first visit and probably our last. We went in for lunch and there's no one in there. I stood at the counter reading the menu for almost 5 minutes and when I realized they must of not heard the door I called out and nothing. I peaked my head around the corner and the gentleman was sitting on the counter watching a movie or something on his phone. He came out and made our pizza the cheese  pizza sitting on the counter looked like it was sitting for a while. He put some pepperoni on it and reheated it. It was definitely not the greatest pizza I've had. I'm not a grease dabber but it was more grease than pizza!  So I blotted it and ate it anyway. The Caesar salad was also nothing special.
__label__2 Five guys is def meant for you crazy carnivores that want gigantic portion - because that was precisely what they serve you! \n\nHuge portion- i swear i felt heart burn after i finished my burger..and I only ordered a simple grilled cheese. \n-A little burger is with one patty and a regular burger with bacon was going to be with two patty, can you imagine how much beef that is?!!?\n\nAnyways you are allowed to put as much toppings as you want on your burger to customize it and i guess thats the gimmick behind five guys ! \n\noh and their cool soda machine and their serve yourself peanuts! \nvinegar on fries?! are you trying to kill America with Obesity!?
__label__3 Great burgers at good prices.  Not my favorite burger in town, but one of my most favorite fast food chain burger spots.\n\nThe \"little\" burgers are usually enough to fill me up, but if you have a larger appetite, their regular sizes are double patties.\n\nEverything is cooked fresh in an open kitchen, so the smells are great when you first walk in.\n\nTry their cajun fries if you like salty goodness.  They are really really salted and spiced (hot spicy), so I do a french fry shake or two to get most of it off before I eat it, but they are much better tasting than the reg fry.\n\nAlso cool how they serve peanuts for all their guests...just a little bonus for coming here.  Give it a go :)
__label__1 Small bakery with a decent variety of breads&cakes inside the Greenland Market.\n\nEvery time I shop at Greenland, I can't help but to stop at the bakery on my way out. I've tried a good amount of different types of baked goods, and I'm let down every time. The breads just don't taste good. Some are too dry, some too bland, etc. This may be because I'm from Los Angeles where there are hundreds of franchise korean bakeries that know what they're doing. This may also contribute to my opinion on the appearance of the goods. The packaging on some of the goods are just not professional - scotch tape all around the packaging? really? Also, the coffee bun just looks like they've tried to copy something and just hasn't worked out. \n\nThe pizza bread is fine - can't go wrong with that.\nBreads with beans inside  are fine too.\n\nOverall, the goods look and taste like an amateur baker tried to make some goods at home.\n\nOnto the service... the older lady I've seen there a couple times seems to treat me depending on her mood. This may be because I'm younger. A few times I would go, and she wouldn't say a word to me, ring me up, mumble the total, and give me the change. I said thank you in korean. No response. Recently, I went, and there was a good amount of people browsing around. She was a little more friendly.
__label__4 Ultimate historic restaurant since the 30's.  The best, most unique hamburger & fried onion place period
__label__2 First time visiting this location- my husband and i were able to be seated right away on a Friday night (granted it was 8pm) but I hate waiting! I thought the fried pickles were pretty tiny and wish that they were a little bit thicker (so it didn't just taste like breading). Chicken was typical Hooters chicken -nothing special for the price. The one thing that I will say was great is that they do have every NHL playoff game there.
__label__2 Well they no longer have the Chicken Strip Cheese sandwich and what they replaced it with pretty much sucks. Other than that its like a normal hooters with some new wing flavors and steak fries.
__label__1 Great food. Service could be better. Terrible managment. Hostess let friends and other go ahead in line when packed. Managment does not strive for good customer service. Had a manager who really didnt seem to care that we had been waiting and got terrible customer service. She sided with employees and made us feel like we were doing something wrong. Terrible...
__label__2 I love the location of this area and unlike most sally's this location's layout seems so much more open. I often feel cramped in most sally's. The service is good as well, better than a few I've been too. Will come back for nail polish and hair products!
__label__1 Was super excited to eat here. Was greeted by the owner and he mentioned the  2 taco  special with a side of rice and refried beans (pinto or black) and a drink. Thought it would be a great way to try out the food and opted to eat at the restaurant. It took a very long time for my order to be ready and people that placed orders to go received their food before I did. The beans were spicy and seemed to have been flavored with chorizo, wish I had know that before ordering, not a fan of chorizo. The rice was a bit dry and bland. Like mentioned in previous reviews the portions were small. The tacos looked delicious. To my disappointment the al pastor was dry, over salted, and there were a lots of pieces of fat. The chicken alambre  taco was flavorful but the corn tortilla kept breaking apart, it was uncooked. Overall, for the food was nothing special and since I didn't care for the rice, beans or al pastor it was not a good deal.Reaffirms that making the drive to Tacos el Gordo is definitively worth it, delicious authentic tacos, inexpensive, and worth the wait!
__label__2 After reading the reviews I thought I'd stop in here last night.  Unfortunately it appears they're closed.  In the suite where I thought there restaurant should be, it's empty.\n\nBTW, had to give this place a star rating otherwise Yelp wouldn't let me post this message, so I went middle of the road.  Note I did not eat here.
__label__4 Changing menu based on available good stuff, bar marco has that old world italian simplicity down with a great palate. Everything we tried was top notch. New owners make it more open and with a friendly but slightly classy atmosphere, but it's not a place you go in if you are in a rush. Like in Italy...take your time here.
__label__3 Brunchy brunch brunch brunch.  I'm a sucker, a real sucker for cocktails and cured salmon on a Sunday.  All they had to do was post photos to facebook and offer champagne to the first 20 reservations and voila! I had a reservation for 6 for the inauguration day for brunch.  I do LOVE places that keep their Facebook/website like super up-to-date!  Much appreciated!!\n\nThis place is cool.  It's cool for evening cocktails, appetizers, happy hour, or brunch.  It is also slightly \"cold\" as in, the acoustics.  It can be difficult to hear the person next to you when you turn your head.  Everything is like, concrete, tin, marble, tile, etc.\n\nThe tables and bar are nicely placed and the menu has prices and is easy to read.  There were no cocktails listed on the brunch menu, though, which I didn't really like, but since I've been for drinks before, I kind of knew what they had.  The sangria was small, but it was only $5 (but sangria is a cheap drink...)\n\nI got the whiskey cured salmon.  It comes with cream cheese and capers and rye bread.  It was good, but a very small portion for $13.  I left hungry.  The risotto looked delicious.  A friend got the yogurt with an extra egg and she seemed to enjoy it.  They did bring out a complimentary little cup of the yogurt with apple slices before hand, which was nice, but we had no spoons!  I asked for spoons about twice and never got them.  Then someone picked up our yogurts before we were ever able to eat it :(\n\nThe service is friendly (I've been once for cocktails and it was great service at the bar), but it was a little \"first time-y\", with the little things.  For example, we had a water jug, but no water glasses.  Then we had glasses but no more water. Had to ask a few times for it before we took a jug from an empty table.  The sangria took a good 20 min to get.  The food also took a while, but it was their first time, so that's understandable I guess.\n\nI hope that they improve.  I'd give the brunch 3 stars and the regular hours 4-5 stars.  I'd also love to see the patio that they are planning.  I think this place has tons of potential.\n\nDear Bar Marco, get it together-really together, very soon!  The Pittsburgh market is getting competitive for these kinds of places and I don't want you to be left out with bad reviews!  You're right at the edge of not being new anymore and going to lose people with a bad experience.  I will be back, but I'd like it to be a go-to place and it's not quite there yet.  Alchemy N Ale is a prime example of a great place that just fell off at the beginning and may not recover.
__label__3 I'm hesitant on this four star choice, but it isn't three stars. let me explain.\n\ngood people first off - nice bartenders, nice owner, friendly and chill.\n\nfood - was fabulously good, however portion size is supe small. so if you're on a diet and want small portions for ridiculous pricing - this would be the place. \n\ndrinks - creative and special is how i would put it. i like the creativity they put onto new drinks and turning classic drinks to something special. i would add that they could just leave the super classics to be classics. not to be overly crazy about making something super special. but all in all - drinks are still a plus here. \n\nthe place is small and seating is limited, however a nice touch is that there is outside seating. there are tables you can eat off of and if you come on a good night, there's plenty of space available since this is fairly new.
__label__4 Industrial chic, great people, almost like having dinner at a friends house, only better. Great food! Amazing really. They use local and fresh ingredients. The menu is always changing.  The wine list is nice, and the craft cocktails have won me over... Especially that good \"Bourbon Lemonade.\" oh and the brunch is so good! The croque madam with a mango bloody Mary changed my life.
__label__0 What a line on the weekend....the people in the office could be more organized and the rent a cop could stop trying to wave his arms and talk less!  Get people in and out!
__label__1 When my kidnappers finally dropped me off in an alley, I cut off the rope and removed the duct tape from my mouth.  The afternoon sun dried my tears and my belly thought my throat had been cut.  It was not.  I was famished.  I mean, I could have eaten an ox, an elephant, a scabby dog, and a horse between two vans.  My captors took my wallet with identification, my keys, and my belt.  All I had on me was a ten dollar bill.  There is only one place that would accept me in this condition and feed me enough food for my survival.  It is time to man up and get in line at the Chipotle.\n\nWhen I entered the restaurant,  the air conditioning was an immediate relief.  For the last few days, my only form of air conditioning was a Popsicle being waved in my face.  And then I heard music coming out of plywood walls.  The corrugated steel and concrete made me have flashbacks of my echoing warehouse prison I was detained in.  I had to stay brave and line up with the people that have not read any books about \"Communist Russia\" or \"The Grapes of Wrath\".  We were all hungry, and evidently, we all forgot our wallets and purses and were forced to eat here with our ten dollar bills.\n\nAll of the employees were pissed off that they had to serve people food while wearing the same t-shirt for an entire week.  The air was permeated with beefgrease, and I imagine that odor clings to fabric.  It would be nice if companies that require dress codes gave their employees enough clothing for a week and not just one shirt... but then again, it would be nice if my pants were not falling off while I was trying to decide if I wanted three sloppy tacos or a drippy burrito.  \n\nI went with the drippy burrito, in order to not actually see what was going into my peckish gape.  The first thing the employees are eager to give you, is rice.  They will pile it on.  One heaping spoon was too much, but then she slapped on another small spoon too and smiled at me.  She was nice, and I was too hungry to tell her that she was taking up space for the real stuff.  I wasn't in a position to make a scene, although, in retrospect, everyone was already looking at me.  I was shuffling like a penguin down the assembly line because my ankles were still handcuffed together.  Jokes on them, I pawned those bad boys and got about as much as I paid for the Chipotle rice-filled burrito.\n\nWhen I finally got a bite of beef, it was savored.  Not because it was prepared in a marinade and cooked to a mouth-watering perfection.  Because it had a piece of tough ligament or rubbery fat still attached.  Whatever.  I was hungry, and just spent the previous eight hours hogtied in the trunk of a car.  Don't judge.\n\nIt is really hard for someone to mess up a burrito that you tell them how to make.  I feel privileged enough now to write reviews on Yelp about all of the amazing artisans, small businesses, and kitchens that help make Phoenix a vibrant place to live and eat.  Mexican food is as diverse as the people and landscape that the food comes from.  When companies act as the face of an entire cultural experience in the exact same way all over the world, negative stereotypes are formed about Mexican food.  Chipotle, a company that brands itself  as a Mexican eatery is more representative of flavors and products that can be eaten in a Taco Bell than eating from an eatery in Hermosillo or Nogales.  Unfortunately, every corner in Phoenix is being taken up by cookie-cutter prefab restaurants that replace genuine opportunities for families and bootstrap DIYers to make something out of our unique life experience while providing healthier, fresh, and local products.\n\nI was once kidnapped.  It was that day that I learned my city was hijacked.  Eat at Tacos De Jaurez on 7th St and Portland or La Condessa on 16th St just north of McDowell instead of Chipotle for better food in a more relaxed and comfortable community atmosphere for about the same pricepoint.
__label__4 saw that it was open under a new name and owner, and thought i would give them a try\nboy was i glad i did! I had a pastrami, it was the best i ever had.\nthe place was very clean and bright\ni will be back for sure.
__label__3 Oh my goodness...best burger I have had in a really long time. The burger was huge! more than enough for me to handle but very delicious with fresh ingredients toped with a tasty sauce. The  fries with my meal were also  amazing. I will definitely be back to visit anytime I'm in the phoenix area.
__label__3 What a cute and cosy spot to set up \"office\" for a few hours. It's a large space for a coffee shop, the kind of place that's so warm that it fogs up your glasses when you walk in the door. There's a definite sense of neighbourhood at Hoche. Adorning the walls are community posters for events and a live music acts. There's groups gathering to chat, individuals pouring over books and others like us working away on our laptops. With big mugs of coffee or pots of tea perched atop large wooden tables, it's a spot where you can feel comfortable hanging around for a bit. \n\nWatch out for the trickly loo situation. The men's and women's bathrooms are separated. You'll see the ladies when you walk in the front entrance, and you'll see the men's when you are sitting in the back. There is clearly an icon on each door, but because they're not near each other, it's pretty easy to go to the wrong door. \n\nOfferings are of your run-of-the-mill varieties: lattes, chai lattes, teas, coffees. They also offer some baked goods for snacking. And of course, no neighbourhood coffee shop is complete without some solid wi-fi to surf on. Make sure you snag the code when you order your bevvie.
__label__2 Visiting from California we came across Khushi's as we wandered around the city.  The pakoras were great and flavorful but the three veggie mains we had were spicy (hot) but otherwise bland.  The service was inconsistent and impatient (it's a bustling place).  We asked for advice from the waiter on the size of the portions yet still ended up with too much food.  Perhaps it is popular because they let you byob at no charge.  So if I lived here I might give it another try but I would imagine there are better options for Indian food.
__label__1 I feel like I SHOULD like these guys, given the length of time they've graced Edinburgh's curry scene. Hell, they pretty much established it. And after an initial meh experience some time back, I decided to give them the benefit of the doubt this Friday past.\n\nThat proved to be one benefit of the doubt too many.\n\nRecommended by a friend on both occasions (hence the aforementioned benefit), who absolutely swears by them, I can only imagine how his palate would fair in the likes of Mother India Cafe or Ghurka Cafe or Kismot, where they are a little more mercilees with their spicing. Because Khushi's is blaaaaaaand!\n\nMy first visit saw me try the Lamb Karahi. My second saw the Old School Lamb Curry.... the former was weak, the latter was barely lucky to call itself a curry. On top of that the starters were nothing to write home about, chicken pakora that I've seen done better by takeaways. Just really nothing special.\n\nI know a few folk that sing their praises, but I think something has gone missing over the years and these guys seem to be running on a decades-old reputation still.\n\nOriginally intended to award 3 stars, however the narrative that accompanies those three is 'A-okay', and these meals were not okay. They were below par by a long way and I can't see a return on the cards for me. Too many better options around the town.
__label__4 We ate there twice with very good experiences. Food was delicious with very friendly and accommodating service. A refreshing perk.
__label__4 fun!!! must go!!!
__label__2 Fun environment, good service.\n\nIf you are tired of high prices for average drinks, then this is another place to bring a flask to. I did not see a single tap and the beers are kinda standard; nothing to exciting and prices just over reasonable.\n\nBeen there 3 times and the bartenders are attentive and helpful. One bartender accidentally gave me too many beers in a bucket and other other politely explained to me that \"she gave you an extra, enjoy it and don't worry, but I didn't want you to be surprised when there is 1 less next time.\" This is a situation that makes guest service snobs like me very proud to give an establishment by business.
__label__3 The Underworld\n\nIf you like scary movies then this place is for you!! Awesome decorations everywhere, and the bar staff has to be one of the nicest in Las Vegas. Always coming to the tables seeing if you want another beer, or anything else. Nothing on tap, but that's okay by me I like bottles. Mondays is Horror Movie Night with free candy and popcorn, plus they had a great variety show before hand that had the crowd laughing and having a great time.\n\nThis place is fun and amazing, and I will for sure be back time and time again
__label__0 I am being generous with my star because I love the pizza at this place.  Where to start with this place?  My girlfriends and I went in and the place was empty.  The service was a bit slow but the guy behind the bar, Jazz, chatted with us after we pulled conversation out of him.  I mentioned we were locals.  He seemed uninterested.   \n\nWe fell in love with the decor and all the fun items in the room.   I loved the fact that we had the spot to ourselves & the decor,  so I called my husband and his business partner to join us.  They met up with us and we tried the pizza.  \n\nWe had one that had chorizo and were blown away  by the flavor so we ordered another pizza.  As we were waiting on the food a camera crew showed up.  After a time of them setting up equipment they asked us if we would be willing to be on camera for Bar Rescue.  We agreed.  Thank goodness we were there or they wouldn't have had anyone to show on the shoot.\n\nA guy with blue hair showed up and was hanging behind the bar.  He was rude and leaning on the bar, watching what the crew was doing.  I asked him if he should clean up or mess of empty plates, dishes and napkins, and he said no he wasn't on the clock.  He laughed and moved to be closer in the background of the camera shot.  I got his attention again and said, \"Don't you take pride in your work?  The empty glasses and trash are in the shot.  Show me where the trash can is and I will clear it up.\"  After some reluctance he helped me clean up the mess.\n\nMy husband struck up a conversation with Jazz and found out he was one of the owners.  Later we found out that a guy who was watching us from the corner was the other owner.  When we left we said we would be back for the pizza.\n\nTwo weeks later my husband and I came in. Jazz was working and had no recollection of us.  How do you forget 5 locals who spent hours at your bar and eventually a camera crew making your place look good?  He didn't remember us so he barely talked with us, instead it was a Friday night and there was a group that came in that seemed to take his attention.  We got our pizza but refills on drinks came so slow that we were tired of waiting and decided to leave. \n\nOnce outside there was the group that had come in and Jazz.  A girl called out, \"Why are you leaving?  Stay the dancing is abut to go off.\"  We politely declined but were shocked at how again the place had such slow service and the owner seemed to be more interested in hanging out than making sure customers were happy.\n\nWe are gluttons for punishment I guess, because we had some friends in town and took them here for pizza.  They had seen the Bar Rescue show and wanted to try it.  We walked in and there were 6 people at the bar.  (6 on a Friday night happy hour time.)\n\nWe found a table and I walked up to the bar to order food and drinks.  Jazz was working again.  He was the only one behind the bar.  I ordered drinks and my friend got his food order out.  Jazz then turned his back to us and started making his way around the bar again.  Checking on people and chatting with them.  He came back after checking the bar for drinks.  He gave us our drinks and I said excuse me.  But some new people came in and sat at the bar and he was gone again.  My husband was on the phone and called out, \"Get me a Diet Coke please.\" I said loudly in Jazz's direction, \"I'm trying but he hasn't gotten my order yet.\"\n\nAfter a while he came back and said, \"Did you need something.\" I explained he hadn't gotten my drink and food order, only my friend's order had been completed.  He said, \"Okay well what do you want?\"  I ordered the chorizo pizza again to which he said, \"Oh I care about the safety of my customers.  There was an issue with food poisoning at Firefly.  Did you hear about that.\"  I nodded dumbfounded.\n\n\"Ever since that has happened I quit.  I have substituted it with sausage.  You will like it.\"  He said.  I wanted to call BS because the Firefly incident had happened in May or late April.  I had been to this spot twice in less than a month and they had it, but at this point why argue.  I was just happy to have my order taken.  I rolled my eyes a bit and noticed a zombie arm was gone on the wall from the decor.    Where it had been was a grey patch and holes where the nails had once been.  (Mind you this is a black background.)  How hard is it to get a ladder, slap some black paint on a spot, and make the focal point of your bar look somewhat okay?\n\nWe got our food but as before our drinks were empty.  When we asked the lady that delivered our food about our drinks she said, \"I think Jazz is working on that,\" and disappeared back in the kitchen.  My husband tried to get drinks.  Jazz said he was busy and we would have to wait, as he had the hose in his hand. (We ordered waters and diet cokes.)  I give up this place has the worst service, music, and now what was good pizza is average. This place is a joke, don't go.
__label__0 I wish I read the other review before I decided to go in.  )=\n\nThey got me with their \"receive two services for free\" flyer from the mail.  I paid $42 for a Brazilian wax, eyebrow wax and underarm wax (I got eyebrow and underarm wax for free) which I didn't think was a good deal at all granted the quality of service which is NO QUALITY.  I've paid more or less the same amount for all three services in the past before tip at regular price.\n\nI've been waxed all over the country (most of them in L.A.) and I have to say that European Wax Center gave me the worst waxing experience EVER.  Their employees were super nice, but you can tell that they've been overly trained and are literally speaking off scripts.  They also tried upselling me everything from overpriced products to purchase of membership and future services.  That just takes the personal experience away which is very bad because body waxing is already uncomfortable enough so the environment should be personal and warm.\n\nIt also bugs me that they didn't tell me exactly what \"European Wax\" meant before getting me naked.  It's a no strip wax which only dries at certain room temperatures so it was chilly in there, and there was nothing they can about it like turning up the heat because the wax only dries in cold temperatures.  I asked for a blanket or towel and they couldn't even provide that.  Once the wax dries, it hardens and they pull that off.  The wax they're so proud of couldn't even handle taking off the fine hair so they had to go over every area at least twice.  That's not only painful, but also ineffective.\n\nI asked the aesthetician, Aja, how long she's been waxing and she said \"less than a year\".  I didn't have to ask her that...  I CAN TELL SHE'S INEXPERIENCED.  Not only did she leave ingrown hair, she also left a bunch of hair behind.  I would've insisted on having it corrected so I can be completely bare (which is how wax hair removal should ALWAYS be), but she already went over every area at least twice so I was in pain.  She was careless, heavy-handed and paid no attention to detail.  Stray hairs were left behind everywhere and my eyebrows are now uneven.  There is no way I would recommend this establishment to anyone, nor will I ever be back.  I'd rather go natural!
__label__0 We had heard positive remarks about Craftsman.  I can't say that we enjoyed the food as we never got that far. We waited for a table for 45 minutes, which is fine, as they told us up front. But once we were sat, we were never greeted by any waitstaff or served. After about 15 mins we did ask a busperson to ask our waitperson to stop by.  After another 15 minutes with no contact and repeatedly seeing who appeared to be the manager and other waitstaff walk by and making eye contact with us and gestures by us for assistance, still no service or even a \"hello, I'll be right with you.\"  So we got up, gathered our coats, and quietly left.  Maybe because we left quietly, no one raised an eyebrow on our way out or said goodbye.  In all fairness, I think this is unusual for a Food Fight restaurant and I tend to doubt that this is a pattern.  We may try it again but there are so many other options in the area on how to spend our dining dollars, we are likely to give other places a chance before going back to Craftsman and giving them another.
__label__2 Solid food, but nothing exciting or different. I'm not sure what kind of theme they are going for, which makes the place lack personality.\n\nStrengths - good wait staff and some good beer options\n\nDownfalls - not sure it is worth the price and nothing too exciting.
__label__3 Andrea is professional and efficient--as painless as a wax can be.  It's easy to set an appointment with her and she is always quick to respond to my texts.  I've been going to her for over a year and think her service is great. Pricing is reasonable and oftentimes you can get a groupon!   I highly recommend her to others.
__label__1 Took my parents to Brazz this Saturday for lunch for my dad's birthday. To be honest, I was a little concerned after reading the reviews.  But I was determined to give it a try and be fair with the place.  We arrived at 12:30ish and there wasn't a soul in sight.  I hope they have more patrons during the week.  The place is a little hidden in The Green area, next to Fuel Pizza.\n\nWe were greeted and sat immediately.  They have a lunch buffet offering during the day for $11.95 a person. It comes with the salad bar and 3 meat carving station.  The salad bar was ok.  The few salad that have actual leafy veggies looked a little soggy (ex. Caesar salad, management may want to leave the dressing out and let the customer put on when served).  Crab salad was the only \"seafood\" option but I don't eat imitation crab.  Tuna and chicken salad can be filling. I wish they have smoked salmon.  The carpaccio looks a little scary... The meat was orange with a mustardy sauce on it, I can't tell if it's beef or not.  The soup was chicken vegetables and it was a bit high on sodium.\n\nOk, on to the meat.  Top sirloin was well seasoned.  The meat was a bit tough but it is sirloin after all.  Once you get to the middle cut then it is definitely medium rare.  The pork loin was 2nd best.  A little bland in the middle.  I like my pork medium well to make sure it isn't overlooked, so this was not bad for a cook through porkloin. Turkey was the worst.  No seasoning, bland and dry. And the turkey gravy was thick with a jelly, yellowish color and consistency.  But it was needed to give the meat a taste.\n\nThe hot side bar has the best overall offering. Sweet potato casserole was good. Roasted veggies and potatoes both were good.  Skip the garlic mashed tater. And there was only one dessert looking item and yike, it looked as appetizing as it tasted. \n\nThe service was good, but we were the only table.  I also can't blame them for hanging out by the bar upfront since there's not much to do even though it made them look slacking. \n\nConclusion: to be fair, this is not a 1-star place. It is likely a 2 to 3 stars depending on personal taste and expectation.  I can see how it may be more of a disappointment during expensive dinner time. And while I was getting worried about the food quality (some of the reviews were down right scary), I am glad to say I was feeling fine after I ate :). And darnit I didn't see or get any cheese rolls.
__label__1 i also had a shady experience.  i am from sacramento and it took a couple of weeks and a fee emails to find out if they still had husky puppys.  i was finally contacted back and told yes.  we head south to san diego for christmas every year.  one the way down we told the kids we had to stop for \"fish\" for christmas.  the foster mom from moondoggies asked us to meet her at the Cerritos Mall near her work.  we waited for nearly 2 hours for her to arrive.  When she did it was a different puppy than we had originally talked about.  i was ok with that.  she told me the ones she had had been adopted the night before to a family who wanted to keep both the brother and sister together.  yeah!  so she had to get this puppy from a different foster mom.  Since i was from out of town she asked if i could pay in cash.  i did.  But because we met in a mall she couldn't give me a copy of the agreement and she said she would scan it and email it when she got home.  this happened on 12/22/11. She then said she would check in with week after Christmas to see how it was going.\n\nI had noticed that the puppy's belly was bloated.  my husband assured me that it was normal puppy bloat.  The foster mom gave me a sheet of paper that stated her vaccinations and her microchip info. she warned me that their may still be some worms in her stool because she had been given a dewormer.\n\nThe nest day i still had not heard from her.  i have no paperwork from her or the insurance company that i was supposedly set up with.  that night, the poor little puppy was vomiting up roundworms all night long.  i took her to Bansfield vet in petsmart since i was out of town and could not see my regular vet.  Turns out she not only had roundworms so bad but she also had giardia.  the vet also had to hydrate her.  again this is part of the rescue process and i could deal with it.  However, i had not heard back from moondoggies.   The puppy is on medicine and starting to do better.  i waited a week and eventually i posted a beware notice on moondoggies facebook page and also sent an nasty email to the info@moondoggiesrescue.com since phone calls and texts were not being returned.\n\nFinally i got a reponse from them.  They asked me to remove my negative post from their facebook page and that they would get me my info and that there was no way they would adopt out a sick puppy.  unfortunatly i have almost $500 in vet bills to prove that she was sick. Once back in town i took her to my regular vet.  this time the vet tried contacting the resue for more information.  two weeks have gone by at this time.  BTW, there was no microchip found in the puppy by either vet office.  Moondoggies finally sent me a copy of my aggreement, pet insurance and another sheet of vaccinations on the puppy.  the sheet they originally gave me and the new one sent to me do not match at all.  my vet has decided to start her over on all vaccinations and give her another weeks worth of medication since we were still seeing some traces of worms in her stool.  now she is much healthier and is a very happy dog.  we are so glad we rescued her.  my kids and our other dog are so happy.\n\ni am very doubtful i will get my spay deposit back from moondoggies.  i asked them for a refund of the cost of remicrochipping when i get her payed and they told me no.  they will find someone to meet me and get the microchipping done.  i sent them some information on reputable resues in my area.  i have not heard back form them since.  My puppy is schduled to be spayed in a month.  my vet wants to make sure she is fully healthy and her immune system is up to par before it happens.\n\nanyway, this has been my experience so far.
__label__0 My wife and I had the exact experiences as everyone else and we are kicking ourselves for not reading these reviews before we adopted!\n\nLike everyone else when we first applied to adopt, Moondoggies could not be quicker in responding to us and setting up a meeting. We came all the way up from San Diego because we had been searching for a Great Dane puppy to adopt. The lady we met was very nice and seemed totally legit. She said we looked like good people and if we wanted we could adopt the dog on the spot. She also said that the adoption included having the dog spayed and chipped. She even offered us a great deal on getting the dog stomach stapled.\n\nHow could we say no?\n\nWe signed the contract and the check and we were told that they would be calling us to make sure we got the vaccinations done and to schedule an appointment for the spay and chipping.\n\nAnd like everyone else here... We never heard from them again. We have called the lady we talked to, we called the number on the sight, we wrote emails, and even tried to reach them on Facebook. For awhile I really thought that they were just busy and felt bad for them because they are run by volunteers.\n\nBut what made me realize that they were a scam was when I posed as a person who was interested in adoption and was put right through to someone. Her tone immediately changed when I told them that we were looking to get our dog spayed and chipped. She was very short with me and said that she was away from the office and would have to look at our file. Then she would call us back. She didn't.\n\nUpdate Feb 16---\nMoondoggies contacted us after I posted this review and finally offered to have our dog spayed and chipped. However after not hearing for them for months we have already had our dog spayed and chipped. I was glad to finally hear from them but it was sad that I had to right a bad review in order to for them to finally contact me. I truly hope that they are a real rescue place and not a puppy mill or a scam. I hope that they make some serious changes in the way they do business!
__label__1 I have in what this city is known as M-Power with SRP. This is the closest location most near to my home. I normally shop at Frys or Wal- Mart neighborhood market. My reason for not shopping at a store I go to regularly to purchase power???? LINES, Lines,and more Lines. With no self check out machines and 11 people standing in line on a regular day to day basis; I simply dont shop here anymore. \n  Considering the neighborhoods to the West, North, and East are mostly middle to upper middle class. I have no idea why this has such a high crime element hanging around. The panhandling and shoplifting are more common at this location than not.  One thing that may help is not having a dark parking lot. The Parking lot in front of the store is so dark. I will not come here after dark. I hope this review will come to the attention to some corporate big wig that can meet with the property management of this location and clean up the integrity of the Safeway Brand.
__label__0 Very poor communication. I have been coming to Dr. Copus for years due to her close proximity to my house and ease of scheduling an appointment online, but will not be coming back after my last experience here. I was not informed of medication side effects, and she has changed her story about what was said in my appointment for recommended treatment. Her assistant is a completely pompous half-wit. I had to e-mail the doctor to actually talk to her - two weeks after my appointment. Don't come here!
__label__3 Prepare to savor each bite when you visit Mark and Maria's - you'll have the opportunity as things move at their own pace here. Nothing wrong with that as the food is amazing. Just learn to work the system and things work out very nicely, ie be prepared to order, go to the counter to pay your bill! Only place in Phoenix I have as a 'must visit' on a weekly basis.
__label__4 Love this place!! Great bagels! Great service! Turkey bacon club with swiss on a bagel is the best clubs I've ever had and I worked at a sandwich place before. I can't want to go back again and eat more yummy food.
__label__3 My husband and I have spent a few afternoons just chilling out at Brocach with friends. The atmosphere is just so cozy at both the bar and dining area. The servers and bartenders are very attentive and fun.\nThey have a great selection of beer and I absolutely LOVE the food!!!!\n\nThe duck fat fries are ridiculous... I don't know why that appetizer exists, but I am so glad it does. YUM!!!! Brocach also has delicious wings with very unique and tasty sauce options. The Guiness stout sauce is probably my favorite.\n\nI usually order the baked Mac and Cheese for dinner because it's incredible. I should probably venture out and get something else one of these days... But I just love that dish too much. My husband likes the burgers a lot and everyone I have ever dined with here enjoyed their meals immensely. Can't wait to go back!
__label__0 Yes, buyer beware.  If you're not happy they don't care.  Bought a used gun. Hated it. They said my fault. Screwed me on the trade back and I was dumb enough to buy another gun. But I would never ever deal with them again. I hope they are successful. I'm just not going back
__label__2 Frosting overload. I like the focus to be more on the cupcake itself, not that i visit cupcake shops often. I tried the white chocolate frappe raspberry cupcake and the cupcake was good, but the frosting overpowered the item. I might eat it diferently next time or try the mini's to avoid frosting and of course even if don't have too eat all of the frosting, you will probably eat at least 90% of it anyway. Wednesday is not a great flavor day, check website for flavors.
__label__2 I have dogs and they are my babies, so I understand the love for dogs, but I couldn't really get a feel for this store. It does have some cute stuff for dogs but most things were not suitable for bigger dogs, so I thought. Very cute if you have a dog obsession and it was nice to walk around and look at stuff, but nothing too practical I would actually buy for my dogs. You might love it though, so go check it out.
__label__2 The food is your standard, crappy Chili's food. However, as far as airport Chili's (and even regular Chili's) go, the staff here was the nicest and most efficient I've ever encountered. (Note: No alcohol is served anywhere in the Char airport before noon on Sundays.)
__label__4 My company had a dinner there about 1hr ago. Our request was to have several 4top tables for 20 people. We had gone to Village Tavern last night and the prime rib was way overdone so we were all skeptical going into tonight's dinner...well let me tell you it was OFF THE  CHART...every appetizer was flavorful and beautiful. The wine flowed freely, never glass half empty of sodas or tea. The dinner were so good nobody could stop praising them. I had the salmon and it was possibly the best ever....my coworker had the duck and loovveed it....and the creme' brulee' was like an the absolute best ever!! I was raised working in a family restaurant so I know what good service and food should be and let me tell you...CHARLOTTE NC...THIS IS A DIAMOND IN THE ROUGH.....EXCELLENT!!!!!!
__label__0 This place is run by a bunch of incompetent meat-heads, from the manager all the way through the corporate tree.  They promised a charity event a free year membership to give away, never followed through on it.  Instead they tried to use the fundraiser to run their marketing campaign.  When brought to corporate attention, they just shoved it off, and could have cared less.  Talk about giving your corporation a horrible image.  Not only did it make LA fitness look stupid, but it made the charity, look bad, and lose the support of many contributing partners.  The estimated loss of charity donations from this is over $5k.  Good job LA fitness, keep up the selfish greedy business practices.
__label__2 Food's OK.  The staff wasn't that attentive, often the employees would huddle up and talk among their peers and forget about customer service all together.  When you try getting the waiters attention. They have this smirk on their face like they don't want to be bothered look.  If you the employee is or was having a bad day, then please don't pass that negative energy onto the customers.
__label__3 Attention all passengers please bring your seat to the upright postion and fasten your seatbelts.\n\n..What! What? Are we landing already?\n\nHaving my headset on and blaring AC/DC all I was dreaming about was Babystacks Cafe and those Red Velvet Pancakes!  http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/sNVGdeOPeitJ3OWUQBINzQ?select=iBVAE_AKie8MbW7D7PyvwA#M9rG8nMTXfqbL79IX4tFqA\n\n...What? Fasten my What? \n\nOoooo. *Drooling*..Red  Velvet Pancakes pictures and reviews I read about from LV Hawaii born Nelson Q. and other Yeeps.\n\nI'm a total believer in BSC , after my first bite into the Red Velvet Pancake I was in love. This truly must be a cake in disguise! (That good). \n\nI was not disappointed with my choice to make this my first stop after landing and my 1st bookmarked place to try.\n \nWhat a great way to start the day in Las Vegas!\n\nService was Awesome and Attentive.\n\nLocated in Flamingo Village Plaza, Babystacks Cafe has ample parking and was easy to find.\n\nYelpers bookmark this place!\n\nMy LV Trip Bookmark #1
__label__3 Two things make Babystacks stand out:\n\n1) unique breakfast options\n2) small, delicious pancakes\n\nI thoroughly enjoyed their adobo rice wrapped in egg, Portuguese sausage, and lemon ricotta pancakes. I was worried about getting an unnecessarily large pancake to contented with. Instead, I ordered a modified stack and got two small, thin pancakes. They were moist with a hint of lemon. \n\nBut for me it was all about the rice. The rice was a vision. Inspired. It is the reason to come back to the restaurant. It was slightly salty and well seasoned. \n\nHubby ordered the sliders, but wasn't impressed with the lack of meat (spam) in the dish.\n\nI will be back. But I don't plan to try anything new. I feel like I discovered the best dishes (for me) and I can't wait to go back to have them again.
__label__3 We don't go out for breakfast very often, but when my husband thought we should go out for breakfast, I immediately said \"BabyStacks\"!\nIt was probably around 10am on a Wednesday or Thursday and they were still surprisingly busy. Almost every table full, but we didn't have to wait. The restaurant is small and it got a bit warm with all the food and people but our experience was still enjoyable.\nMy husband got the Piglet Omelette and a side of Red Velvet Pancakes. The omelette was good, but felt like it'd be better with peppers and onions added. The Red Velvet Pancakes tasted just like your eating a cupcake. I wanted something different and ordered the Lemon Ricotta Pancakes and a side of bacon. The bacon was ordinary but the Lemon Ricotta Pancakes were amazing. The portion is humongous! The pancakes are thin, moist and lighter than most pancakes but they were just as filling.\nService was a little slow but we give them a pass because they were busy, but everyone was friendly and helpful.\nI look forward to going back and trying more of their pancake flavors.
__label__1 I really wanted to love this place. Looking at Yelp and checking all the crazy pancakes they had to offer, I was excited to try this place. When I tasted the food, excitement ended.\n\nLet me say that the service was great. No problems in that area. I ordered the carrot cake pancakes.  Came with some icing to serve as a syrup.  I was like okay this is different...it should work.  It would have worked...if the pancakes weren't as dry as cardboard.  I felt like I was eating a carrot cake flavored notebook! I like syrup since it soaks in and helps in the event that you jack up and overcook the cakes.  The icing just sat on top and did nothing.  It was rough.  I'm not saying this place is bad.  I would give it another chance when I'm in town.  Maybe they just had an off day (with my plate).  With so many choices in pancakes, I would try it again.  Next time...better be on point tho!
__label__0 HAD THE WORST EXPERIENCE!!!! my momther and my friend and i went to babystacks on mon. around 1:00pm  when we arrived we were seated in this really busy small area, at the same time another person asked if they could move from this area due to the fact there were not alot of people there and there were alot of empty tables, she was told no, so we decided to move to the other section, when the other person saw us she moved as well. My mother who is 80yrs. old actually today went to go to the bathroom to find out it was OUT OF ORDER... when we asked the hostess she said it wasnt cleaned.. so my mom went to the mens room instead to find out it was FILTHY, so there i was cleaning a public bathroom myself so my 80 yr. mother could go to the bathroom... when i brought this to the managers att. her response  was \" o ok\" at that point we picked ourselves up and we left... its a shame we loved there food but will NEVER go back to a filthy place like this again , way to many amazing breakfast places in our area.... so thanks to a ditzy hostess and a useless manager....
__label__3 Red velvet pancakes are the bomb, fluffy soft, not too sweet.  They made eggs well with crispy edges.  Large portions.  Unfortunately,  no specialty coffees.  Kinda out of the way to travel and neighborhood a little iffy. Food delicious,  very Hawaiian with spam options.
__label__3 Pretty good Korean food. Ordered the premium short ribs and kimchee chigae both very good.  Definitely worth checking out.
__label__1 Food was okay. Slow service even though it wasn't a full house. The staff also were annoyed of us because we kept asking for more salad??? I mean we were a party of 13!!! I prefer TOFU HUT!
__label__1 The meat was ok but there is not a big selection for the price.  $20 for lunch and $30 for dinner with about 8 items for lunch and 13 for dinner. My friends and me ended up getting sick the next day so, I will not go back to this place again.
__label__0 I wish I would have read some of the reviews before I stopped by this Korean BBQ restaurant.  I normally could care less about attitude however, from the first moment I stepped in the restaurant I was surprised that the hostess did not like the fact that I did not speak Korean (I am Korean by birth, adopted by white parents).  \n\nI didn't think too much of it until the waitress, who said 5 words to me acted as if I was a turd in the chair.  The food was very average, (pork bulgogi).  I only saw the waitress when I ordered and when the food was delivered to the table.  After that She decided to avoid the disgraceful Twinkie sitting in her section.  \n\nI wanted to see how long after I completed my meal it would take for some attention (or the bill).  I waited 25min until I had enough and I waved the waitress for my bill.  The stone face hostess didn't ask me anything just swiped my amex and off I went. \n\nI would be ashamed to work in an environment where my employees never smiled or cared about their customers.  If your food is sub par, at least give great customer service.\n\nI would only step foot in here to use the bathroom nothing more.
__label__4 These guys drove all the way to our house, took one look at the tile I needed cleaning, and told me how I could do it myself without charging me anything.  They were patient, friendly, and honest.  I highly recommend New Look for tile, grout, and general cleaning.
__label__2 What's that!? A dimsum restaurant in Montreal that's worth talking about? Get out of here! But we finally have an alternative for dimsum other than Kam Fung or Ruby Rouge; an alternative with a slight modern twist (read fancier and more expensive.\n\nAs we entered the restaurant, I was in awe! The setting is surprisingly beautiful: modern look, chair covers, fancy plates and huge windows (the fireworks will be partially visible in the summertime I believe). I am sure this restaurant will be a very popular spot for upcoming weddings.\n\nUnlike the other places, there are no old Chinese women who barely speak English pushing carts between tables. Instead, younger waitresses take down your order and bring them to you as they come right off the kitchen.\n\nThe food was in general very good. Some of the dishes had a modern twist to it. For example, they had a rice noodle roll stuffed with Kobe beef. Another dumpling had a touch of truffle oil.\n\nHowever, the service was seriously lacking. I'd even say it was horrendous! Spilled water (on my friend), spilled sauce (on my other friend's jacket), a batch of dumpling still raw, etc. The waitress just showed my friend the way to the bathroom to clean his jacket. The worst is that they took so long to bring some of our food that we gave up and asked for the bill even though there was still 1/4 of our order still to go. I think all of us left still a bit hungry but we didn't care at this point. We complained to management only to receive some meager apologies. \n\nFor any other restaurant, I'd suggest NOT to go based on the horrible service. However, I really want this restaurant to succeed. Yes it's a bit more expensive but I don't really mind: you pay for the fancier setting! The food is good enough that I'll go back for sure. I believe that le Cristal Chinois is a good addition to the Chinatown scene: a breath of fresh air! \n\nPS: Please note that we went there on New Year's Day. Not only was it a very busy day but they had been opened for only 2 weeks. So the service may have improved by then.
__label__2 As my rating this place was OK!!! Service was better than expected as the have horrible reviews on the service. But when we went it was quite. The Dim sum was just OK. Chicken feet and Congee was very poor. But loved the Shu Mai. We also ordered the ginger lobster which was great!! Fried noodles were good but the meat tasted synthetic!!! Not sure what they do to it or how they prepare it but it has such a weird texture!!! Would I go back?? Probably for a meal but not for Dim Sum!!!
__label__0 Okay so went I first went here the place was great. But it was around its grand opening so buffets are usually pretty great in the start. But from past experiences I've seen buffets go down quite fast. I was right. The second time I came which was about 3 months after the grand opening service was bad and food quality already started decreasing but overall it was still pretty good. Its been awhile since then but after today's visit I will not be coming again. All the entrees were tasteless. Sushi was dry. The hibachi grill guy was horrible. Fruits looked like they came right out of the can and sat there for days. To top it off something I never noticed was that the restroom sign said, \"RESTEROOM.\" This buffet has officially crashed and is now 1 star.
__label__2 It was Saturday and the girls had gone out to day drink. They met a host that said he could get us all in for free to 1OAK (5 guys/5 girls). So that is where we went.\n\nWe got there around 10:30 just as we were asked to. The line? to get into the club looked absolutely ridiculous. There was no order here. Thankfully, we met up with our hook (who was also helping out 30 other people). We made our own separate line that snaked through the \"mega line\". \n\nAs our line got closer to the door, all the guys from all the groups were stopped, so all of the girls from our groups could go in. It seemed extremely unorganized compared to just about every other club in Vegas, especially the top tier clubs. The guys had to wait for about 5 extra minutes. I thought for a little bit that we were going to get swindled, but luckily we got inside. For free. The big line had barely moved.\n\nOnce inside, our girls were given 2 free drink tickets and they in turn gave one of their tickets to the guys. However, we were denied at the bar from using the tickets that were for females only apparently. So we gave the tickets back to the girls who got the drinks for us... I couldn't tell if we were outsmarting them or if they were dumber than a sack of rocks. Once I started paying for drinks, the bartenders were on point and I never waited more than 3 minutes to get a drink. I cant say the same for places like Marquee.\n\nThe layout of the club is basically an average size dance floor and a couple bar areas. There is no outside, no craps table, no places to really take a break from dancing.\n\nMeanwhile, they never close off the dance floor, they just let people pile in there like a bunch of sardines. They compound this issue by having ASSHOLE bouncers guard the bottle service tables that lie on the inside of the dancefloor. When I say guard, I mean no holding back. I was literally shoved in the back by a bouncer with a giant stupid Mohawk 3 or 4 times, forcing other people to spill their drinks on me as we collided. This guy was seriously on another level when it comes to bouncers. He was pushing another guy much larger than himself, and he would have gotten his shit rocked if that guy had lost his cool. I may have left a bootprint myself if that had happened.\n\nThe music was top 40 dance remixes with house drops. It was predictable, but still fun out on the dance floor. They also opened up a 2nd, smaller room that was playing hip-hop. The dance floor was much less packed.\n\nOverall this place was a good fun time, but had the potential of being an absolutely horrible night. I can only see myself going again if I can get in for free again.\n\nHope this was helpful.
__label__1 We were on the guest list, so that was the only reason I didn't give this place 1 star.\n\nMostly reserved tables for bottle service. That's how they make their money. A tiny dance floor.  Go Go dancers on raised platforms pole dancing were entertaining.  Another room of the club played older hip hop songs, which I preferred to dance to.\n\nWe left after an hour or so.  When we were walking out, they blocked the entrance because somebody special was entering. A group of people paraded behind these pretty girls who were holding light saber-thingys. It was almost cult-like. Or like when boxers enter the ring and they make a big production. Lame.  Didn't even recognize who they were.
__label__1 Only deciding to give the club 2 stars because my bf and I did the Club Hop Party Bus with Viva and this club was one that we got to go to. The club is designed really nicely and it definitely gets extremely packed. \n\nOnce we got inside we walked around a bit and got onto the dance floor waiting to dance however the music that was played was mostly techno beats (not our style). After standing for about 20mins and just looking around at everyone, my feet began to hurt so I decided to take my shoes off to have them rest for maybe about 5mins, wrong thing to do bc within minutes a security guard came and told me to put them back on. There is no sitting unless you have a VIP table!!!\n\nWish we knew about the hip-hop room that they had but didn't find that out until after the fact, however when we do return to Vegas, 1 Oak will not be a first choice to go and party.....the only reason why we might return back is just for drinks and to check out the hip-hop room.
__label__0 1 Oak? I think this should be called 1 Blow.\n\nGrrrr. Memorial Day weekend. Saturday night. We get into line for 1.5 hours starts at 10:00PM. The line was REALLY long, but we waited patiently anyways. There is a ladies line which they dump in there, but the general line takes forever!! When we got up to the front, the line completely stopped, for about 20 minutes. The staff never acknowledged us, only said it stopped but it would be starting back again. We then found out that there was ANOTHER line to get in.\n\nMy friends were already inside and had told me it wasn't worth the wait, it was ghetto, the beers were $10, the cocktails were $20, the free drink tickets they give you in line for 'liking' them on FB expire at midnight. I wouldn't be able to tell you how good the inside is, but the line outside sucks, and from what I hear, we're not missing out on much. Don't waste your time - this club is wack.
__label__0 We waited in line for about an hour (we got there around 11pm) and we were on the guest list, so there was a separate line. Girls got in for free while the guys had to pay $30. Walking in, it immediately reminded me of the clubs in LA! I would rather go to TAO, Marquee or XS and pay instead of this place. Why go 250 miles to club at a place like in LA?
__label__0 Tell me why I'm not surprised by the low rating of this club?\n\nExtremely small club compared to others. \n\nI have never been at a club where they treat girls so shitty. A guy invited me and my friends over to their table to chill. So we did and right away the security told us to leave becuz we were Asian and we didn't look Armenian enough to be in that group. Are you kidding me? Racial profiling? Even the guy was like \"no they're with us\" and the black security kept telling us to leave. \n\nAlright then. I'm a local. Ima girl with a buncha girl friends. I'm fine with never coming here again. Other clubs HELLA appreciate girls in their clubs. So screw this place.  It deserves a low rating.
__label__0 Horrible door men and promoters. Waited in line 20 mins after being comped. Got to the door and told couldn't get in without a ticket. Bullsh*t. Do not go here.
__label__3 It was so fun!! It is a nice big club!! The line is so long but when you get in it is going down!!
__label__1 1 Oak is just okay. It doesn't really float my boat. 1 Oak took over JET and, really, my friends and I call it JET 2.0, and what happened to JET, it closed!  \n\nWhat I do like about 1Oak is that it isn't EDM infested. Don't get me wrong, I love my electronic music, but sometimes you want to be in a club and sing along and to a tempo of less than 140 BPM! A good mixture of hip-hop, R&B, Top 40, and mainstream dance mixes. So, there is that. My real beef is with how crappily (is that even a word) the club is laid out. The dance floor is SUPER DUPER tiny. The rest of the space is filled up with a bunch of tables that are never sold. This club has more of a lounge feel than a club feel.\n\nThere are only two bars and both are located along walkways, so they are super cluttered and super compacted. This club is really only super enjoyable if you have a table. It's rare I say this about a place, but that's just the facts here.\n\nThis place would be so much better if they layout was better. Otherwise, it is pretty much hell. So much hell that my friend and I ended up leaving early halfway through Ke$ha's set.\n\nThere is also rumor that they don't like people who aren't a size two, which makes sense since there is NO room to move around. Discrimination isn't cute 1 Oak. Not cool at all.
__label__0 Warning go if you want to feel like cattle being moved around or suffocate from way to many people down on the pit of a dance floor.\n\nLet me start with the good. The music is without a doubt good... lot's of hip hop and dance music with great mixing so kudos to the DJ. The decor is nice and the bartenders make strong drinks. \n\nI'm from New York and there's a lot of clubs to choose from any night of the week so I notice when things aren't done right... The wait to get in the club was insanely long and I was on the VIP line! There were three lines!!! One to get through the front door. Another to give the entry pass and the last to show ID. I'm confused... am I going to the airport or a club?? Straight to the bar once inside and that took forever. I just want a drink people! The night just started. It's not even 11pm but it's chaotic before we even hit the dance floor. Finally after getting our drinks we head to the dance floor or should I call it the pit. It's sunk down in the middle of the club. It's so packed you can't move so forget trying to get to another part of the floor. It's empty outside around the dance floor but don't bother heading around there. All of security is there moving  people along like cattle. That's all security was doing in fact... forget the fact that the dance floor is dangerously over flowing with people. I even heard other people refer to being treated like cattle... you know that's bad. Sorry but don't waste my time on lines, take my money,  not even give me space to dance and herd me around like a cow. I went to Pure... beautiful, great music and spacious.
__label__0 \"Too many diiiicks on the dance floor\" -my husbands take on 1oak\n\nPromoters told us free drinks for ladies, but only three ladies could enter the open bar area at a time and I swear it was just water in Skyy vodka bottles. Oh well!
__label__2 I was here for my 21st birthday. It was a lot of fun, but it was rather small. It felt like they were double their max capacity. The dj was awesome, but again the dance floor was too small and crowded :(
__label__1 This was one of my fave clubs in Vegas b/c they played Hip Hop. I can only take so much EDM. But now, hip hop is no longer here! :( sucks. Was here LDW and was looking forward to the night we planned to go to 1oak because i knew they played hip hop, was SO DISAPPOINTED when I found out they stopped. Felt like any other club in Vegas that plays EDM all freakin night long. 1OAK, please bring back Hip Hop!!
__label__0 This place is horrible. Not only was I promised front line access but free drinks until 1am. They did not live up to any of it. I understand some things are out of peoples control but even the service was horrible. I am spending $15 a drink and they can't even say a thank you.
__label__0 CAUTION! Do not go to this club. The \"managers\" lie and try to over charge both guys and girls. Avoid at all costs. Need to add that I was given a bracelet for \"free\" entry by a promoter then they just cut it off at the door and said I had to pay the cover. The manager just flat out walked away when I was explaining our situation. Seriously!?\n\nPerhaps you should just hire new people! What a concept. Hmm. You know something's wrong when your only positive reviews are from promoters. Weak, weak, weak shit.
__label__2 I went on a hip hop night and not  much hip hop was played. However, it was still a good time there.
__label__0 I was absolutely disgusted. I was told by one person that my attire was fine.  When I got to the door someone said my H&M hoodie was inappropriate.  How racist.  I was visiting from Texas, and the least that the hostess could have said is that I will hold your sweater at the door.  It won't last.  They lack common sense.
__label__0 It pains me to write this because I've been a patron for many years buying various odds and bits when I couldn't wait for online orders to ship. But their repair service has repeatedly let me down to the point where I don't think I want to give them any of my business anymore.\n\nOn the first occasion, they managed to completely lose track of a fairly expensive lens I had left with them to be repaired. They never called me with updates like they kept promising. I was always the one calling them, and having to re-explain my story to people who all gave me different excuses and were more preoccupied with shifting the blame than figuring out where my lens had gone. They seemed to be making time more than looking into it.\nThankfully they eventually found it, but the ordeal took a few months. \nGood thing I had other equipment that could stand in.\n\nOn the second occasion, my worries began on the day I left the camera with them because three employees were confused as to how the form was filled out, and whether that was the correct form at all, of course blaming someone else in the process. I was glad I hung on to my receipt.\nI was told they would contact me within about a week with an estimate. After three weeks I was still without news so I called them, and was told off-hand that because of the type of camera, it could easily take four to six weeks. I wasn't happy but it didn't look like I had a choice. Finally after two months with still absolutely no news from them, I called back and explained the situation. Apparently the repairman was waiting to get some additional equipment from me to test the camera. I asked why no one ever contacted me to tell me this. No answer. I asked how long that request had been pending. Apparently since after one week. I asked why I was told 4-6 weeks, and why no one checked my file at that point. He didn't know, and said 4-6 weeks is completely wrong.\n\nI'll now be dealing directly with the repairman, as it seems the Photo Service team is incapable of getting their ducks in a row, or of providing a suitable explanation for why things go wrong. Unprofessional and unaccountable are not qualities I want to see in people I let handle expensive photo equipment.\n\nBottom line, if you rely on your equipment for work and need it back in a predictable amount of time - avoid this place. Having broken equipment is difficult enough; if you need the repair experience to not be an additional source of stress and frustration - avoid this place.\nIn fact, probably best getting acquainted with mechanics and repair shops directly and developing your network of people who can stand by what they do.
__label__2 The ground chicken was the best thing I tried at this restaurant. There was plenty of delicious flavors with each bite. Unfortunately, the boneless chunks of chicken that came with the chicken soltani ($17.99) weren't nearly as good. The beef kabob ($16.99) looked better than it tasted due to a lack of seasoning and its course texture. \n\nOn the plus side, both entrees came with some amazingly fluffy and delicious Basmati rice. Portion sizes were huge, with each entree big enough for two people. At the moderately high prices they charge, it would have been best for us to split one of them. \n\nThe hummus was decent and the yogurt and cucumber dip was too heavy on the dill.\n\nIt's a sit-down restaurant with a large open interior with two lit up trees stationed in the center.  If you want a more casual spot to eat (meaning cheaper) you're probably better off elsewhere.
__label__0 I went again against my will cause one of my family members wanted to go. One $ thing is ridiculous. Still you get a can of soda. They eliminated lunch menu. Almost everything is around 20 bucks. They would have failed in LA or OC with this kind of food and service. The owner is rude. The food is very average. They reheat frozen stews(they lied to me about that by saying \"everything is fresh\" so never order that. In good conscious can't recommend this place
__label__1 On the southwest corner of Sandy Porter and Tryon, you'll find this Food Lion in the strip mall. I've not shopped at many FL's, so I can't tell you if this is bigger or smaller than average. What I can tell you is that the prices here seem higher than Harris-Teeter, Bi-Lo, Wal-Mart and Super Target. While they have everything you need for a full grocery shop, including frozen, dairy, produce, beer, wine and meats, it's not going to be cheap.\n\nIf you do decide to shop with the Lion on a regular basis, pick up one of their MVP shopper loyalty cards - this will save you a good bit.
__label__4 Looks can be deceiving.  Awesome food.
__label__0 Hmmmm.....our experience tonight was very disappointing, so much so that I'm not even motivated to write a witty or sarcastic review so I'll just state the facts for our party of four adults.\n\n- 40 minute wait\n- Almost an hour to receive our entree\n- Wromg order x2, (North Chicken, not South)\n- Cold fries, warm \"iced\" tea\n- Distracted or ambivalent waitstaff, dripping tea all over my husband's jacket and refills were sporadic\n\nI live in the area and had heard excellent reviews, so I was very excited to have a new go-to place for chicken but probably won't go back.....sigh...
__label__3 Despite hailing from the Latin American capital of the US (Miami), I know my Southern grub. It's thanks to South Beach farm to table operations like Yardbird that really set my palate straight. Then I traveled to Charlotte where my local expert led me in the direction of recently opened, Leroy Fox. \n\nThis gastronomy focused Southern pub features indoor dining options fit for anyone searching out a finely casual eatery or even an outdoor patio to welcome the hens looking to bask beneath a beating sun. The latter was our choice. Whether you're after a crafty cold brew or a serious spirit, there's a full menu of regional beers and mixology forward cocktails.\n\nFor starters, the hot pretzel appetizer arrived with a bouquet of dipping sauces. Between the cheese, honey mustard and ranch, I found my mini pretzels readily diving into the honey mustard time and time again. Then, feeling somewhere between good and glutton, I opted for the fried chicken salad. \n\nI mean, sure, I'll take some greens with my delicately fried tenderloins. Everything danced together wonderfully... naturally, considering fried chicken was in the room. Then again, at Leroy's, \"chickens are fresh, all natural, hormone free and blessed.\" Yes, they're blessed... which must have something to do with how godly they taste going down.\n\nNext time, I'm running for the BLTA (bacon, lettuce, tomato and avocado).
__label__3 I finally had the opportunity to check out Leroy Fox on Friday night, and I was not disappointed.  Since the weather turned a little cooler, we decided to sit outdoors.  The patio has a very nice and cozy vibe and I like the decor. \n\nI had a hard time deciding between 4 and 5 stars for this review... so I will break it down individually. \n\nService: 5 stars - our server was friendly, professional, and on top of things. Way to go! \n\nAppetizer: 3 stars - we ordered the pimento cheese with grilled pita points.  The pimento cheese was a bit on the sweet side which I found a little odd... I would prefer a sharper or spicier flavor. However, the pita was on pointe! It was freshly made in house and had excellent texture & flavor.  I loved the pita but not sure I would want the pimento cheese again. \n\nFried chicken: 5 stars - I don't normally order fried chicken, but had heard good things about theirs.  I went with 1/4 North which consists of a chicken breast and wing.  This fried chicken is without doubt the best I have had in a long, long time!  When I bit into it, there was an explosion of flavor in my mouth... wow!  The crust was crispy and seasoned perfectly. The meat was tender and juicy.    They brine the chicken for 24 hours prior to cooking it and it was absolutely fabulous.  I am not sure what they put into the coating mixture, but it was yummy - I think I detected a hint of chili powder or cayenne pepper.               \n\nCornbread muffin: 1 star - I love a good home-style southern cornbread. Sadly, on my visit, the cornbread was dry and tasteless... it was about as appetizing as a piece of cardboard. I took one bite and was done. \n\nWhite pepper gravy: 3 stars - I am not normally a huge fan of gravy, but this was pretty tasty. They serve it on the side so it doesn't make anything on your plate soggy (which I appreciated). \n\nMac & Cheese: 2 stars - this was the most disappointing part of my meal and I wish I had skipped it. The mac & cheese was made out of Cavatappi (corkscrew) pasta which is ok but just not what I expected.  Also, they used a white cheese as the base. Not a problem, but I would have preferred a much stronger, sharper cheddar sauce.  Overall the cheesy sauce was just not very flavorful.  I was really expecting a more traditional southern mac & cheese like the casserole-style that my grandma used to make. \n\nWine: 3 stars - I had a sauvignon blanc for $7.50. It was ok but served at a little warmer temp than I would have preferred. \n\nBeer: 5 stars - I tasted the Cottonwood pumpkin ale and loved that it was served in a glass rimmed with cinnamon & brown sugar.  Yummy! \n\nCost:  3 stars - I think the prices are a-ok.  Overall, I think our tab came to around $50 for 2 beers, 1 glass of wine, an appetizer, and 2 entrees (before tip).
__label__1 My rating is based on the entire restaurant experience.  We've ate here before, but this time for our first brunch here, we made reservations via Yelp's Make a Reservation feature through Open Table ONE Hour in advance. We showed up on time and the Hostesses \"clarified\" that we should have called and made it over the phone instead because it takes a few hours for the their system to even process. If this is thus restaurant's process, Leroy Fox (via Open Table) should not have allowed guests to book reservations near their desired meal time. Now we had to wait an EXTRA 20-30 minutes to be sat.  Completely disappointed in your \"reservation process\", Leroy Fox - Why even offer this Open Table online reservation to your guests to begin with of you are suggesting them to call Instead?
__label__3 UN AMMO is straight up. The prices on ammo are not arbitrarily raised by retailers- prices are up at the source. When a retailer pays more he must charge more.  If you can find it cheaper- buy it, don't blame the store owner for the repercussions of your poor candidate selection last November.  When Cabela's, Walmart and Bass Pro Shops are completely out- UNAMMO has some.  These guys are knowledgable and helpful.
__label__4 I still continue to go to this place on a regular basis. The food still is always superb and the service there is impeccable. I've taken lots of different people there, and everyone has always loved it. If you're in this area of Charlotte, you should definitely check this place out. It's one of those hidden gems in a strip mall that you'll be happy you visited.
__label__2 Fairly average sushi in a part of town where there aren't many sushi options. My co-worker and I split the Cherry Blossom, Spicy Tuna, Crunchy, and another roll with jalepeno. We requested whole pieces of tuna instead of chopped and they obliged. They also offer your choice of two \"basic\"  rolls for $7.99 lunch special ...they are quite basic 1 ingredient rolls and to add something like avocado to the roll is a dollar upcharge. \n\nOverall I felt everything tasted fine- but nothing stood out. The service though friendly was very very slow - almost two hours for a sushi lunch. As far as its location - it is situated in a strip mall and isn't much to look at on the outside but the inside is just fine and appeared to be very clean. \n\nWhile I wouldn't go out of my way to return , I wouldn't write it off either.
__label__3 A great dim sum place near the strip at the Rio.  You can get here from the strip from the free shuttle bus from Bally's or simply take a cab.  Brightly lit, clean interior with great service too.  In my opinion the dim sum here rivals those of Seattle and San Francisco Chinatowns.  Even the tea (goke fah or chrysanthemum) was fragrant  and high quality.  Our total bill before tip came to about 70 for seven people, and we ordered lots.\n\nSome standout items included curry fish balls, sticky chicken rice, beef balls, Siu Mai, black bean spareribs, and fried bean curd filled with shrimp.  All of these items had just enough salt and weren't too oil - in fact all still had good texture.\n\nA minor miss is the beef chow fun.  Beef was seasoned well and there was plenty of \"wok breath\", but the chefs here sliced up the rice noodles.  Most of our group were used to llonger wide noodles, and I tend to agree - it would make the dish better.  Imagine eating pasta with spaghetti sliced up and you'll notice the difference!\n\nStill, extremely good quality to price ratio and authentic dim sum.  Service was great and the food does come out fast!
__label__1 I haven't had dim sum in a while so my husband and I came here to satisfy my long-awaited dim sum craving. We went on a Sunday before noon. No wait. First impression - I like that the restaurant feels inviting. One spacious, modern, open room, not a hole in the wall.\n\nTo my dismay, my feelings changed as soon as I tried some of the dishes. The food was disappointing. I regretted my craving choice. Most of the things we ordered were cold or just awful. The worst one was the beef spare ribs. So greasy, fatty, gummy, and boney. My shrimp wontons were cold. Chow fun were short pieces and dry, just the opposite of how I like them. Those ribs left a horrible taste in my mouth the whole day. The only thing that were decent were the shu mai and the shrimp flat rice noodle.\n\nOther saving graces were the decor, no wait, and the excellent service even though I'm not Chinese. The dim sum ladies were nice, explained what some of the items are, the server checked up on us, etc. \n\nOur bill was $38 for two before tip.
__label__2 We've been here 3 times, and the food is generally salty. It's good, but it's salty. If you like your food on the salter side, you will like it. The service is pretty great considering it's an Asian place. No one is screaming at you or giving you a look of death when you refuse a dish. None the less, I prefer Ping Pang Pong over KJ.
__label__3 Vey clean place a bit pricy but if you don't mind go there great experience I felt like a princess I got a gel manicure white tips with glitter cost 42 dollars. Good job on my real nails but on my broken nails I asked  for a fake nail over it the lady didn't do so good on those they looked really fat and fake but they blend in well with my other nails. Overall good job!!
__label__4 Love this place! Was referred by a friend. I am very particular about my nails and have finally found a place where I leave 100% happy. Very clean and fun atmosphere with tons of colors to chose from. The nail techs are all very talented and friendly.
__label__1 When you first walk in it looks like you're about to have a great experience. However I was highly disappointed. First of all they UNSANITIZED tools on me. I was charged for a glitter that I didn't even want AND my gel nail polish chipped the next morning!!! I was not happy to pay $60 for a gel mani and a regular pedicure that didn't even last 24 hours. The one positive thing I can say is that they were extremely friendly.
__label__4 BEST GYM EVER. BEST TRAINERS EVER.  I have worked out with 5 personal trainers in my life....and these guys are the best.  And crossfit workouts are the best workouts out there.  I joined because I needed to mix up my routine, get more EFFECTIVE workouts, and not work out with some lame trainer at Mountainside or LA Fitness that just has me do machines while he texts his girlfriend and watches the clock.  The trainers at crossfit blur are extremely knowledgeable and actually care about us members .... they are SO nice and give everyone tons of personal attention.  I love how they make sure our form is perfect and safe.....that is one of the most important things to me!\nCrossfit Blur is perfect for people of any fitness level. I am probably the slowest, weakest girl there right now (I am pretty new) but I still LOVE it!! \nI leave every day feeling like I just had the hardest workout of my life...in a fabulously addicting  and good way!  Every session is different. I totally look forward to going every day. Worth every penny.
__label__0 I popped into this bakery spur of the moment to pick up some cupcakes for a last minute dinner party... key lime pie, chocolate mocha, vanilla cream, oreo, chocolate cheesecake and pretzel caramel.  I literally tried a bite of everyone cupcake and not one tasted fresh! The flavor was totally subpar.  The icing on all of the cupcakes tasted like a fake whip cream that was very stale.  The kinda stale taste you get from having an unwrapped item sitting in the fridge too long! The texture of the cake on all of the cupcakes was strange, kinda chewy, not sure if that is the right term but they were not good.  My biggest complaint is the staleness of the cupcakes!  If you are going to have a bakery, the baked goods should be baked everyday, no day old of several day old should be served!  \n\nThe decor was cute inside but did not match the tacky look of the outside of the building.  There is glass paint all over the windows, odd for a bakery/cafe.  They were busy with people standing in line for lunch items and the workers were not at all friendly! It was a real bummer of an experience!
__label__3 Had breakfast here on a Saturday morning.  There was a breakfast wedding reception going on so half the sitting area was reserved.  The place is actually bigger than I thought it would be so there was enough sitting for people walking in.  There were about 9 tables available and they were all full when we left.  There was a steady flow of people coming in the entire time.  Some of them were regulars as they knew the owners by name.  The wait staff was really friendly.\n\nWe ordered Belgium waffles and a French toast cinnamon roll.   Both were really good. The French toast cinnamon roll didn't need any syrup, it was pretty sweet.  The coffee wad decent, regular coffee.  \n\nI would go back for breakfast again.  Would like to try lunch there one day also.
__label__4 I am an experienced baker, so I am really picky and do not usually buy baked goods.  However, since I have been really busy I decided to stop in for a cinnamon roll with my daughter.  She and I ordered a cupcake each.  We both got cupcakes with filling and with a ganache topping.  Both were pretty good.  I heard the cinnamon rolls were great, and they sure were delicious!  Not too sweet, and the bread was just perfection.  The icing was good too.\n\nI don't usually make cinnamon rolls unless I am sharing them because of the temptation to overeat, so I will definitely stop in for cinnamon rolls if ever I am feeling lazy again.   These were pretty good and definitely worth the price.  The cupcakes were good too, but those are so EASY to make at home with fillings and toppings, so $2.50 is a little steep for someone who knows how to bake.  :-)
__label__3 Came here for lunch and, based on the recommendations of other reviewers, ordered the chicken salad sandwich.  It did not disappoint!  Croissant was moist and flaky, and chicken salad had a fresh, light flavor.  And I loved that the sandwich came with a a mini cupcake.
__label__3 Update with a review on their cake-making skills.  I ordered a cake for my gender reveal party.  It turned out beautifully, tasted amazing, and they were very familiar with the concept of a gender reveal cake.  They were even willing to have it baked and ready for pickup at my requested date - which happened to be over the holidays when the regular restaurant was closed.  The bakers came in special to bake my cake (and a couple other people's cakes too) so I could pick it up on the day of the big reveal.
__label__0 my partner was in need of a dentist a little over a week ago on a sunday.  our normal dentist was closed on the weekend and does not have 24/7 emergency hours.  i called our internest office asking if they new of a 24 hour emergency dentist.  we thought that it might be an abscess tooth.  they didnt know of any and told us to look online for a dentist.  we got on line and searched for a dentist with 24 hour emergency services.  the dentist that came up said that they had 24/7 emergency services. i called the number that was listed.  i called the number listed which turned out to be smiles dental and spoke with the dentist.  \n\ni explained to him what was going on with her and the incredible pain that she was in.  i told him that it was more of her lower left jaw, that it was swollen and that she was using ice packs, but that it was not helping at all.  he didnt ask us anything else about her health.  he said that he could meet us at his office at 6:30pm.  he said that since he didnt have any support staff that i would have to pay cash.  he said that it would be between $150.00 to $300.00 and if that would be a problem.  i told him that it was not a problem and what ever it took to take care of her problem.\n\nwe got to his office at 6:20pm and he arrived at 6:30pm.  we went into the office and he handed me the paperwork that normally gets filled out.  the paper asked for her history and when we got to the meds she gave him her typed list, just seems to make things easier.  he was looking at her meds while i filled out the paperwork.  he said after i took a good 15 minutes to fill our all the paperwork he said that he cant help her.  that based on her pain meds and him  not having any staff to help him that he would want a medical release from her doctor.  lets see, a sunday night at almost 7pm and he wants a release from her doctor to work on her.  he didnt even look at the tooth or the jaw.   what a waist of time to drive almost 20 miles t0 him and 20 miles back to have her still in pain.  if your telling people you are a 24 hour emergency dentist maybe you should ask more questions before you tell someone to travel to them.  maybe you should have atleast 1 support staff with you.  \n\ndont waste your time going to this dentists if you are taking any kind of medication especially if you are in extreme pain cause he wont bother with you.  very upset!
__label__2 First time here and I had the VIP pedi for 42 dollars. They have pedicures  starting at $22 but I thought what the hell, treat myself.  Yen was the person I got and she did a great job. Yen took her time and it didn't  feel rushed. I will return to have Yen work on my toes. Yen should get 5 stars. I give 3 overall  because I have been in better message chairs. These didn't  seem to have many options on the control.
__label__4 The Little Woody is the best little Arcadia hideaway. You can only find it if you already know it's there - they've since added a red, glowing owl sign, but before that the only clue to this bar was the Jameson barrel placed outside the back entrance. On the weekdays, it's got a really relaxed, speak easy feel. It's full of the young professional, after work crowd (happy hour is every day from 4 to 6). Since it's been getting more popular, the weekends are pretty crowded with a mixed bag of people. Either way, this place is a fun time and full of activities. \n\nWhat activities, you say?\n\nBoard games and jenga hidden inside the bench seats, two skeeball machines that spit out free drink tickets when you get a high score, and foosball and shuffleboard. Every Third Wednesday they have speakeasy sessions of live acoustic with local artists. Every month they have a skeeball tournament to win prizes (like a growler full of beer).\n\nThis place is great and you should definitely check it out.
__label__4 I have been to many threading salons throughout the city and this one by far is my absolute favorite. I've had many bad experiences and they were able to not only fix my eyebrows but have done an outstanding clean up every time. Both ladies do a great job in paying attention to detail and not rushing thru it. I live on the west side of town but it's worth the drive to have beautiful eyebrows!!
__label__4 When trying to decide on a great family place to eat I always choose Beef's!  It is a great place for kids with a great kids menu!  Also, the adult menu has such a huge selection that no matter who is in your party there will always be something for them to choose from and like!  Then for happy hour..I like to get together with my girlfriends and meet for a drink after work on occasion.  We choose beef's b/c of there drink specials and all the new drinks they have been adding!  Plus, the staff is very friendly and accommodating. I think the prices are much better than neighboring venues.  5 stars from me!
__label__0 Terrible meal, terrible waitress. Nothing good to say about this place. Waitress dumped drink in my lap, forgot 1 out of 4 meals. Would never tell anyone about this place.
__label__4 I love their rice plates!! The chef also adds a little artistic touch to the food too!
__label__2 The food here is absolutely amazing. The service, however, is DREADFUL if you're non-Vietnamese speaking.\n\nMy boyfriend and I live in the complex of houses right behind this place, so we go here often. Every time we've gone, the service has been terribly slow. There is a male waiter there who barely speaks any English, and we can tell he is hesitant to talk to us because he can't understand 75% of what we're saying. He will often sit at one of the tables watching TV without bothering to help us.\n\nThey frequently mess up our orders, as well. We usually order the spring rolls and ask for NO MINT. I'd say we've probably ordered this appetizer roughly 7 times, and they've only remembered to take the mint out twice. The aforementioned male waiter there didn't understand us at all when we tried to explain we didn't want any mint leaves in our spring rolls. I also asked him where the bathrooms were once. He had no idea what I was saying. You'd think he'd at least learn the word \"bathroom\", it's a pretty important word.\n\nWhen they take our drink orders, we usually just ask for water. They've never actually gotten the water for us on the first try, we  have to wait for someone to walk by and ask, \"Can we have our water now?\" before they bother getting it for us.\n\nOrdering for pickup has been an unpleasant experience, as well. We often order the lemon-grass chicken dinner and it's supposed to come with rice and a small soup. Twice we ordered this for pickup and when we got home, there was no soup. Finally the third time we ordered this meal for pickup, I checked the take-out bag in advance. Sure enough, there was no soup. I said, \"Excuse me, but doesn't this meal come with soup?\" and the girl working there asked, \"You want soup?\" as if I was making a special request. It's like...yeah, I want the soup, it's supposed to COME with my meal.\n\nOf course, I've noticed Vietnamese families walk in and they get great service. The wait staff will stand there for several minutes talking and laughing with them. I understand it's natural to seek kinship with people who speak your native tongue, but this establishment isn't located in a predominantly Vietnamese-speaking area. In fact I'd say most people in this area are white or Hispanic. It's just downright rude to show natural favoritism towards one group or another. It's especially annoying because I've been coming here at least twice a week since they opened and they still act like I'm a complete stranger every time I come in. Come on Rainbow Pho, do all white people really all look the same to you?\n\nThe only reason we tolerate the crap service is because the food is just so good. Their lemon grass chicken and peppered beef dinners are to die for. Their pho is so-so, but with enough added chili sauce it's also extremely good. Their chicken curry soup is also amazing. I'm deeply saddened that their food is so mind numbingly great but their service is so terribly bad. I almost wish the food was sub-par so I had an excuse to stop coming here.
__label__3 Service - Kind of hit or miss. No big incidents as far as I remembered.\n\nFood - Flavorful I will say. Right sized servings (not too big or small). Pho broth is not salty but still retains goof flavor. They do not skimp out on herbs for your pho.\n\nPrice - Reasonable.\n\nI am taking a star out because they close at 10PM. If this place closed at 12MN, easy 5 stars for me.\n\nHad breakfast here today. Got number 13 pho, spring rolls, and hot vietnamese coffee (very strong drip coffee with condensed milk. need a caffeine fix? try this.)\n\nI will have to agree with one of the previous reviews... comparing Jenni Pho and this spot, Jenni's flavor/quality somehow went down... Or this place is WAAAAYYY better.
__label__3 The food is amazing.  If you've eaten at another Bianco restaurant, imagine that.... only better, with more options.\n\nThe service is not great.  Slow, they forget things, etc.\n\nThe portions are SMALL.\n\nWe went on a Saturday night and had our choice of inside or outside table with no waiting... so I think that issue is sort of hit or miss.
__label__2 I've been wanting to see what all the hype about this place is for quite some time, but I am firmly against waiting for multiple hours to eat at a restaurant.  Now that this location exists and I don't have to venture to downtown PHX to eat there, we decided a visit was in order.  I was skeptical about PB's amazingness before eating here, so my expectations really weren't that high.  \n\nWe ordered the Wiseguy pizza and added mushrooms. The real star of the pie was the mushroom and also the fennel sausage.  It comes in slices instead of chunks on the pizza.  The wiseguy is a \"white pizza\" which normally doesn't thrill me, but I actually didn't miss the tomato sauce.  Would I go out of my  \nfor PB pizza?  Nope.  It was good, but nothing so special that I would absolutely have to have it again.  \n\nThe service at this location was good.  Our iced tea was constantly being filled and the server left us alone when we were deep in conversation. \n\nThe main reason that I just can't give PB another star is the sheer lack of variety on the menu.  We went to lunch, where there were 3 options for salads and two of the options really weren't salads at all.  There are only a few pasta options and a few pizza options.  My hubby wasn't all that thrilled with what he had to choose from.  Yelp doesn't believe in half stars, but if they did, I'd give PB 3.5 stars.  (sorry, I don't usually round up).
__label__0 Breakfast was decidedly underwhelming. My husband's bfast sandwich was average at best and my egg burrito was the worst I have ever had. The eggs were burned, almost black, and tough. How do u make eggs tough??? Service also horrible. The guy serving us was not familiar with the menu, we had to flag him down for more coffee, and would someone please buy him a personality?!
__label__2 I finally tried this place because it is nearby and it has a lot of good reviews. It's just fine if you're looking for Mexican take out food. If you've lived in Vegas for a while you know that Roberto's is the standard for decent, cheap Mexican food around here. Algobertos is pretty much the same thing. The menu looked to be nearly identical. I ordered a chili Verde burrito and it did not disappoint. There isn't a whole lot more to say. If anything it was a little cleaner than the average Roberto's and the self serve area with the red and green sauces had something I haven't seen anywhere else, freshly chopped jalapenos mixed with onions. So that was pretty cool. But honestly, the food is the standard fare for this area. If it's close by it's worth it but not if Roberto's is closer.
__label__0 I have come to this location four separate times to set up an account. After being sent away for not having made an appointment the second time I should have learned my lesson but I was told most days I wouldn't need one. It's next door to my work but the convenience just isn't worth the attitude of the tellers.
__label__1 Apparently if your standing under the lit \"order here\" sign and no one is at the register, the employee standing at the register over from the sign is not allowed to help you... You physically must be in his or her narrow line of sight and directly in front of their register or else in their world you physically do not exist.  In other words very poor customer service.
__label__1 Their food is okay. Nothing has ever really stood out to me (except the cookies), which is probably why I don't go in very often.  However, when I do go in, I am always reminded of the reason they will never, ever surpass three stars in my book, regardless of how delicious their cookies, or anything else they serve, is: THEIR STUPID, POINTLESS, FRUSTRATING ORDERING SYSTEM.\n\nHonestly, I've probably gone to paradise about a half a dozen times in my life. Every single time, if you were to come up to me at my table and ask me \"How did you get your food today?\" I would be dumbfounded. I literally block it out, it is that irritating. Yes, I eventually end up at a table with a salad or sandwich, maybe a cup of soup, but no I can't help you, random stranger who also doesn't know how to order. I don't know how this happened.\n\nA couple weeks ago my boyfriend and I went to this location.  We got to the back of the line and I literally turned to him and said \"Their ordering system is really stupid. I don't know how to work it, I just know it's stupid. Just go through and do what the employees tell you and eventually we'll have food somehow.\"\n\nThis was actually one of the more stupid Paradise ordering experiences I had ever had, so it was nice for him to experience that on his very first visit. Long story short: We ended up ordering every item from the same employee though she kept directing us down this invisible assembly line of people only to meet us at the next station and take the rest of our order there. It was very confusing. So confusing in fact that the guy in front of us got so pissed off he complained to the location manager about their restaurant ordering workflow. If random customers are complaining to store managers about corporate wide ordering policies, maybe it's time to re-evaluate your stupid system that does nothing but make people feel awkward and waste everyone's time.
__label__4 I would never go anywhere else in the area, I have tried the one by Fry's, Safeway, and on Grand.. None of them are as nice and knowledgable as this group of people. Great job Do My Nails!  Almost forgot their new spa chairs, amazing to say the least.
__label__3 Did what they promised.
__label__0 Who'd have thought that you should have packed a lunch to go to a food festival?\n\nWe didn't even bother eating at any of the trucks.  It was so crowded, and the lines weren't moving, that we realized trying to eat (the purpose of going to a food truck festival) would be a futile test of patience.  My friends and I cut our loses short and bailed immediately.  It took about an hour to get through the atrocious parking situation and walk to the entrance.  Even after that, we left after just one quick lap around the festival.\n\nBeing charged to enter was robbery.  I'm not even sure what we paid for since every truck and booth was charging.  Someone must have pocketed big from this ripoff.  Thank goodness we used a Groupon to get six tickets for $25.  If I had paid $10 a ticket, I'd be furious.  Long lines are expected at a food truck festival, but those lines should move.
__label__0 This was a horribly planned event. I got there at 11am, parked by 11:30, the line to park was crazy but it should have been my first red flag. I ignored it. Parking was $5. I got my ticket to go inside which cost $10. I looked for the $2 vouchers i read about and never found it. I waited in yet another line for 20 minutes. Then I see the lines to each food truck. Insanity!!! You couldn't see the menus. Much less any pricing. I decide to go for the first truck, the Mexican tacos. It took an hour and a half to order. Then another half an hour to receive them. By that time, I was grouchy and wanted out! \n\nBut decided maybe they weren't all that bad. I go to duck duck pig and that one was more organized. But yet still as long. You stand in a line to buy a token. Stand on a separate line to get a pork slider (delicious) but the waiting lines were crazy. After that line it was 2ish and I was done for the day. \n\nThis event was not properly organized. I don't think they expected the amount of people that showed up so they weren't prepared.  The food (2 mini samples i got) were delicious but the wait was too horrible. \n\nI then leave and yet another line to exit. By the time I got home I felt like I'd just climbed a mountain and went straight to a nap. \n\nI'm hoping if they do this again another time they prepare better. Most trucks I heard ran out of food.
__label__0 The concept was a great one, but the festival and the food trucks were no where close to prepared for the amount of people that showed up. Not sure if it was great marketing or groupon, but there were way too many people there or way too few of food trucks. \n\nIf this event happens again next year I would advise to either double or triple the amount of food trucks or cap the number of attendees. I would also advise of having this at a different venue or get new traffic control management. \n\nThis was our day in a nutshell. Waited 45 minutes to park. This was a little frustrating, but we were so excited it didn't seem that bad. Once we entered the event we noticed right away the lines for the food trucks were very long. We game planned to split up and get in two lines. Little did we know the lines were so slow. At one food truck there was a line to get tickets then go to another line (Epic Hotdogs). \n\nAlmost an hour and a half later we finally get some food. The hotdog was cold and obviously the ingredients had changed a little bit while we were in line. The had ran out of some ingredients and were improvising. So frustrating.\n\nNeedless to say we were able to hit only one more truck each, unfortunately we didn't go to this event to be separated. The next food truck the owner of the truck (gourmet frybreads) was extremely rude and obviously overwhelmed with the situation. We all left hungry and very let down. \n\nI haven't even talked about the cost of everything. I had no problem with the $5 parking and the $10 cover if things were the way I expected. Everything was way too expensive for the experience. The food was way overpriced. $4 for a half a hotdog. $6.50 for a frybread with beans? Really, now the food trucks are gouging us! $7 beer? Well if you wait at the tent for a beer it's $3. The $7 beer seemed like a better deal seeing i didn't have to wait 45 minutes. \n\nI hate to write reviews like this because I am just repeating what others are saying. If you decide to do this event next year I am sure you will make adjustments. It will have to be a lot for us to go back. Great concept but horrible execution.
__label__0 This is not a review of the food, nor is it a reflection on the Food Trucks businesses.\nFood was wonderful - what I did finally get; business owners were friendly and engaged.\n\n However - one hour in a car inching our way to the event with no visual hint of traffic control for this event. $5 to park on top of the entry fee AND just for the pleasure of buying lunch.  A mile plus line to get into the event; and lines to each truck that took 1-2+ hours to get through.  Thank goodness I found the caramel popcorn truck while my man stood patiently in line. That line only took 20 minutes.\nSo that was the experience - 3 + hours of waiting around for one pork sandwich. \nWe passed on the drink line.\nOh, and we left with sandwich in hand and ate it in the car, as there were nowhere to sit.\nI can get my Food Truck fix at the Downtown Phoenix Market every Friday lunch.
__label__0 Ambiance says \"hipster\"....I think not.  It is totally ghetto and I was super disappointed.  I was thinking more along the lines of a Chicago street festival but more like a carnival.  If you are gearing an event towards locals, why would the vendors jack up the prices or perhaps $10. a sandwich is normal?  The loud music combined with the noise from the generators was a terrible  \"ambiance\".  Not to mention it is half a \"streat\", and fenced in!!  Are you kidding?  Total fail, claustrophobic, carnival feel, dirty, overpriced.  They need to totally revamp or get rid of it all together.  What a shame. Tony Hseih, PLEASE fly somebody out to Chicago to see what a real neighborhood street festival is like.  It should be light, a relaxing stroll down the street, perhaps a beer garden, music (not a dj uggg), definitely NOT fenced in!  What is the point of that??  So you are locked in with the questionable element that shows up to this event.  Someone please fix this : (
__label__2 Great idea El Cortez to host the Vegas Streats food truck get together once a month. Bad idea to charge $10 for event parking at the el cortez garage. If you're in the area prior to the event, sign up for a free Club Cortez card for free event parking. It was a great gathering, but the music was awful and so loud. It was teally hard to hear the foodtrucks describe their dishes. I would have stayed longer and tried more trucks, but my ears were ringing from the loud music. \n\nI tried Melteez, Shrimp n sausage  (there isn't a yelp on these guys yet), and Sin city snoball ( review on their yelp page). Melteez was yummy, and friendly. Shrimp n sausage's creole dish was awful. No skill or techniqe used to make their dish. The shrimp tasted old with no flavor and the rice was a little soggy. There was also a bunch of oil, where on earth did this come from?
__label__0 I have to agree with the other reviewers in that this was pretty horrible. There was a price for parking ($5) and a price for entrance($10), which essential got you.. nothing. Once inside you still had to pay for any of the food you ordered. For $15 i could have gone to an actual restaurant. \n\nI was picturing something like a whole bunch of food trucks with ready samples that were either free or for a nominal fee. At first we thought the tickets that they were selling were for the food. \n\nWhat it actually was was a bunch of food trucks selling their regular products. While the food was small, and some of it tasty, the prices were not good in the least. With how much money it cost, i wasn't interested in going to multiple food trucks, which i thought was the point of the event. \n\nIf that weren't enough, the lines were absolutely horrible everywhere. A huge line to get into the parking lot, a line to get into the field, a line (many over an hour long) for each individual truck, and a line for overpriced drinks. And it wasn't as if you got to the front of the food truck and got your food. Several of them, you placed your order, then waited again for them to prepare it. With how many people there were and how limited the menus were, i can't imagine that they wouldn't prepare a bunch at once and have them ready. \n\nWe gave up and left around noon to go to mcdonalds. At that point we overheard that several trucks had run out of food. And the event was supposed to last through dinner. \n\nEverything about it was just horrible.
__label__4 This is such a sweet shop!  I use the word \"sweet\" because the owners seem very committed to stocking pieces from local artists and retail items that are more like treasures.  Whoever does their buying has a great eye and their candles are SENSATIONAL!  (My favorite candle EVER: Votivo- Red Current.  Buy the big one!!! I know its pricey, but after you use the candle- you can save the glamourous jar and use it to store something special! ;))
__label__4 I came to visit from the west coast & was looking for a place to find unique souvenirs and someone recommended this place and I came across a lot of neat art work and other stuff. I really liked the items that they had.
__label__4 My family of five went here on 9/28/2013 to celebrate my daughter's 16th birthday.  We had ordered take out from here a couple of months ago and it was delicious so we returned for an AYCE sit-down dinner.  Our servers were so nice and accommodating; at one point, about halfway through the meal, they both noticed a large order of sashimi that had hardly been touched and asked if it was okay.  When I mentioned it was fine, just a little too much raw fish for the group, they offered to take it back to the kitchen and cook it all tempura-style for us.  They came back a few minutes later with the tempura fish piping hot and absolutely delicious.  It was gone in minutes!  The servers explained everything to us and brought us our food very quickly.  When they found out it was my daughter's birthday, they brought her a pretty fan at the end of the meal.  Upon entering and exiting the majority of the staff greets you and/or bids you farewell.  All the food we ate there was delicious, fresh, etc.  Can't think of much more to say...just go there and see for yourself how great it is!
__label__4 This is my go-to local AYCE sushi place. Mr. Naka and his staff are so friendly! For $22 + tax and tip, you can enjoy some tasty sushi, rolls, appetizers, and dessert. I prefer sitting at the bar, but the dining tables a nice when I'm with a larger group. Don't forget to try the plum wine ice cream!
__label__0 Awful sushi! Not friendly at all. The waitress had such a bad attitude. Never again. Not even for free!!!!!!
__label__0 I would give this place zero stars if I could. They have horrible customer service - my husband and I came to try this place; we were really looking forward to it based on the reviews. Well, as soon as we arrived, they attempted to seat us and asked if we were doing the AYCE. We said yes, and asked about the prices. The waitress said it was $22/person, but it would be an additional $9.99 for our two year old to join us. (Which is the same price as an eight year old.)  WTH? You're gonna charge $9.99 for a two year old when kids this young are usually free? Toddlers hardly eat anything and mine sure as hell doesn't eat seafood. You've gotta be kidding me. The waitress just kept pointing to the menu and repeating, \"$9.99\" If that's how your restaurant makes your money, you're doing something wrong. PASS ON THIS SCAMMY PLACE!
__label__3 Cracked Screen:\n\nI was so glad I found these guys - Greg was nice and is extremely knowledgeable.  If (hoping not) my screen ever cracks again I will definitely go to them first.  It's better than paying the $100 deductible and waiting for a refurbished phone to be shipped that the insurance I pay for every month charges......Insurance CANCELLED.....Thanks again for all your guys' help and if anyone needs anything repaired (including computers) - this is the place to take your stuff~
__label__3 Took a ipad 2 from work here for repair, ipad was repaired in the same day about 6hrs. Needed a new glass and cost about $129 plus tax. Overall happy w the service and repair they do give a 90 day warranty which is nice. Wish it was a little more professional but overall they did the job i needed. The shop is right off Mill ave so you can park in the meter and run in and drop off and pick up
__label__2 Took my Playstation 3 here after it stopped reading discs.  Had to take it back twice, still wasn't fixed.  In all fairness, the problem was beyond the scope of the repair, and they gave me a full refund.  That's superior policy/customer service.\n\nOn the downside, they removed my yet-unplayed copy of GTA 5 and stuck it in a ziplock bag after I offered to leave the case for them to put it in.  Disc looked like someone ate a bucket of chicken and put their hands all over it.  Also, I came back twice to have it re-repaired and each time was like I'd never been there before.  \"Can I help you?\"\n\nI'll consider this experience a wash, as I left with the same broken unit but was not charged for the time invested.  Not certain I'd take anything else there.
__label__0 I took my Playstation 3 here after the laser stopped reading any of the blu-ray discs. When I got it back the PS3 could read the blu-ray, but the power button was indented into the PS3 case. I took it back to them and they said it wasn't them and they didn't do it, however, I haven't touched it since I got it from them. They wanted a receipt to prove that I went there to get it fixed before. They had saved their own copy of the receipt, but when the guy took out the receipts he had he looked through the first few then went on to the next set, not making sure to check all of the receipts. I found my receipt later, and gave it to them, then the guy told me he would replace it and said it would be ready in a few days. When I picked it up again, they didn't charge me anything for it, but after playing a blu-ray, a few days after, the PS3 wouldn't accept blu-rays anymore. I decided I didn't want to go through the hassle of trying to get them to fix it again, so I won't come back here and I'll just save the $120 they would charge and put it towards a new system.
__label__0 I went in this past Tuesday with my T-Mobile note 3 that needed the glass and the LCD replaced.  I've NEVER been to this business before nor any like it.  I've always taken great care of my smartphones.  A friend's child threw a rock hitting my phone hence the need for the replacement.  The guy at the store told me that they would have to order the specific part for my phone since the one they had in stock was for the AT&T version only.  He told me 3-4 business days so my plan was to go in Saturday morning to get it fixed.  I just called the store and some other employee told me that no part was ordered for my phone and that I had to have either left my phone with them as collateral or pay half of the $300 service fee up-front.  I would have gladly put half down when I went in on Tuesday but I was NEVER TOLD that I had to do one or the other.  WTF?!?!  I didn't realize that it was my responsibility to know their rules!!
__label__1 Reading some of the other reviews, I feel like I must have eaten at a different restaurant. I order two spicy tuna rolls with brown rice. Both had zero flavor and could have been molded from Elmer's paste instead of fish. \n\nMaybe I ordered the wrong thing. Seems like a good concept.
__label__3 Please keep this place alive. Quick, easy, delicious - it's the American way.
__label__1 I'm giving this place two stars because my wife thought her sliders were pretty good.  My meal however was below one star.  I absolutely love Beef Ribs, and as those of you who live in the Phoenix metro area know, they are hard to find here.  I ate at Can't Stop Smokin' on opening day, and the ribs were not bad at all, Expensive, but pretty good.  We ate there again 2 weeks ago, and the ribs were charcoal with absolutely no taste.  Burnt to a crisp!  I should have returned them, but had had a big day and didn't want to cause a scene.  I ate one of the two ribs and threw the second one away.  It was terrible.  I left a review on their web site, but they apparently don't care because I never heard back from them.  I will never eat there again.  Rudy's is out because they don't serve Beef Ribs.  I guess my quest continues.
__label__2 Good overall BBQ place, surprising that there is a chain from NM. They have good lunch and plates deals that makes it cheaper than Rudys next door. Carnitas were good as well as ribs and pulled pork. Its nice to add a desert as well to a plate to make a well rounded meal. Nothing outstanding but good place. I believe it was a village inn before so not too big.\n\nStill think its crazy that they basically opened the same time as Rudys right next door
__label__2 If you're from Hawaii or just even love all things regarding the Hawaii(an) culture, and you live in 'old' Henderson, you realize how nice it is to have a location to fill your 'local foods' needs.\n\n3 minutes away from home is all it takes for me to get the super ono Mauna Loa chicken that I constantly think about when we are apart.\n\nThe atmosphere could be more inviting, and I can think of a million ways to advertise and get more business, like karaoke contests and maybe even hula halaus performing on the makeshift stage in the restaurant. It would be all the more reason to come and enjoy and feel like you're back home on the islands. I'm sure their main focus is on the food and its value and taste, and I can definitely respect that. =)\n\nThe food however, makes up the the lack of atmosphere. Decent price, and super big plates of food, just like back home. I can't wait for the weather to cool down because I'm anticipating a huge bowl of saimin.\n\nAnother perk is that 808 island craves now shares space with the restaurant, and their desserts menu is AMAZING. Cakes, fresh malasadas with your choice of filling, even red velvet pancakes! \n\nThumbs up and a shaka from me!
__label__1 Ok you guys...\nTook Sarie out for a little 5th of July lunch.  I was pretty hung this morning, so we thought some sausage and carbs would definitely do the trick. Found a groupon for this joint. It's in Mandalay place, nice location. (It's always fun to stare at Pete Rose sitting at an empty autograph table).\nAt the podium we were quoted a ten minute wait, which was exactly how long it took. Seated at a crappy corner table, then I asked to move to a slightly less crappy corner table. Oh well.\nThey have a very nice beer selection. Great microbrews including my favorite beer ever brewed, New Belgium's 'La Folie.' Try it if you dare: a sour brown ale aged in merlot casks. Very well babanced, perfect use of Brettanomyces and tannin. Whoooohooo.\nThe people next to us had a gigantic pepperoni pizza on the table.  It looked alright, a little soggy for my taste. I also saw some spaghetti and red sauce dishes that appeared to be nothing spactacular.\nSarie ordered a cup of coffee and we relaxed a minute. The menu looked good, we decided to share a 'panini'... We ordered the proscuitto and brie. \"That sandwich is no longer on the menu\" our server tells us. What are you talking about, I think to myself, it's printed right there, stupid. Obviously it's on the menu. How about saying something like 'Oh, i'm very sorry, we're out of that one. maybe you'd like the _____ instead.' But I said Ok, we'll take the meatball sub.  \nBig mistake. \nFirst of all, it had very marginal flavor. The 'meatball' was more like a mushy sausage patty than a meatball. The red sauce was equally flavorless and I only knew it has cheese because I could see it. No taste there either.  AND it was certainly not a panini, which should be pressed and grilled. This was more like a toasted sandwich. Im sure Quiznos has a better one, anyway. \nThe garlic fries would have been wonderful if they were not served cold. 80 degrees is perfect for San Diego, not frenchies. I would have sent for some fresh ones, but our server might as well have been David Copperfield's sister, as good as she was at vanishing. We got the bill, and I was surprised to see that Sarie's cup of coffee cost about as much as a footlong meatball sub at Subway (which is where we should have gone in the first place).\nStarted feeling sick on the way home (although that might've been due to last night's festivities, which included copious amounts of liquid courage and about 65 cubic yards of mentholated smoke).\nOh, and the groupon isn't even good until tomorrow, so now I'll have to go back, although I really don't want to. But when I do, it'll be for 2 bottles of La Folie and some hot garlic fries.\nAll in all, this was a terrible way to spend $20 and an hour of our time. Blah food, blah service, blah blah blah. I'm giving it 2 stars only because of the great beer list and clean atmosphere.\nThanks you guys. Always a pleasure telling you how it is.
__label__2 FYI, this is located in the Shops at Mandalay, across from LUSH.  It might be easier to get here via Luxor than the Mandalay parking garage..... \n\nI hit up this place with a Groupon in tow.  I was here on a mission -- try the vegan pizza.  Sat at the bar, ordered a (crazy expensive) beer, and ordered the 18\" vegan \"faux pie\" pizza to share with the BF.  Pro tip: the 12\" pizzas are TINY and a rip off at $20 each.  For $30, the 18\" pizzas are still really pricey, but at least you can feed 4 people off of it. (Or two people with plenty to take home!)\n\nThe pizza was super tasty - good crispy crust, nice sauce, good vegan (Daiya) cheese to veg to crust ratio.  If I didn't have to fight my way through the hot mess that is trying to park at Mandalay Bay, and it weren't so expensive, I would eat here all the time! That said, I probably won't frequent this place due to those problems.\n\nThey have a great selection of very expensive beers (I think the cheapest is a $6 bud light equivalent), but that's probably par for the course at a casino.  They have a few good quality drafts (Stone IPA!) and lots of good bottles.\n\nThey also have a few vegan/veganizable pasta options ($12+) and salads ($10).\n\nPizza was delicious leftover cold the next day, so if you're staying at Mandalay, just get the large and eat the rest when you're hungover then next morning.\n\nService was Ok, not lacking nor exceptional.  No restroom.  There are lots of TVs for sports watching (did you know there's a CrossFit Olympics?! that's what was on while I was there.  Nothing helps you work up an appetite like watching impossibly thin and muscled women doing 500 deadlifts and pullups, amirite??)
__label__0 I experience better and also better flavored pizza my pizza was cold and they did he did but they didn't do a very good job the young lady behind the counter had a bad attitude like she didn't want to be there I was having a bad day either which way the person behind the counter should always treat every customer like a new page in a book I don't feel the attitude was there not very many places to sit if you just want a quick bite they do have a full seating area but not for something real quick it seems like they have a no smoking in this restaurant which is a great thing but then they just stand around outside by the door and all the smoke rolls back in, Definitely will not be back in less the attitudes change but I would never know because I'm not coming back.
__label__3 I love their special vegan menu with a lot of great options. However, don't attempt to sit to long in the booth or you will be asked to leave even though the place is not even half full and your bill is over $200.
__label__4 Came here because they have a whole vegan menu but also regular pizza as well which is perfect because I am vegan and my boyfriend isn't. We came during happy hour so he got half off wings and then a personal BBQ chicken pizza which is huge I got the vegan BBQ chikn pizza. It was so good the perfect amount of daiya ! Our server was Michelle and she was so attentive and really sweet. We will definitely be back not only because of the good food but because of the great service (:
__label__0 Place was cool the first time we went, but we decided to go out of our way again but what was waiting for us, changed it all... 2 hostesses we're sitting, talking and when i asked about the vegan menu, i got sarcastic looks and an even stupider answer. So therefore, i will never return unless i'm starving and happen to be in the Mandalay Bay. Just cuz someone is vegan doesn't mean you should treat them different.
__label__1 For a pizza spot with a vegan menu....this place had no vegan options after 1030p? Of course every other pizza option was offered but no vegan style pizza. As a past customer I feel so let down. They should at least offer some type of vegan pizza late at night same as the rest of the pizza styles. And no offer to have a pizza made either. I think that's whack costumer service. Again....feeling let down. :(
__label__1 Just went once, and once is enough. I had a slice of the veggie pizza. Who knows how long it was sitting there, as I just went to the express side. It was just ok. Pretty tasteless and the crust was really hard and bland. I sat at the bar on the express side, there was a lot of crumbs covering the surface. It wasn't busy so I'm not sure why it hadn't been wiped down. The cashier seemed to be just going through the motions, super average place at best.
__label__1 Very average pizza!  Very over priced based on the cost.  Asked for a side of sauce to add to my pizza, had to pay for the side, was tiny and when I asked about it the response was its our policy.  Hate to say it was a waste of time!
__label__4 I went back because my vegan pizza was so good I had to try something else. Got the meatless meatball sub and it was great as well. So nice to have vegan options close by and on the strip. Well done.
__label__1 This place has a very for tourist feeling to it.  The girls up front are not all that knowledgeable and I really needed a female to help me with gun suggestions. The guys in the back did a great job with helping me shoot for the first time but everytime I asked someone in the front for another gun suggestion which you pay for the rental all over again they suggested something either totally different than what I was looking for (an everyday carry) or something similar to what I already shot, I made it a point to try to get their opinions because as girls our wrists are smaller and I got the impression these girls maybe didn't really like shooting all that much or carry a gun themselves or maybe they just didn't want to be bothered by me. My goal was to try as many handguns as I could so I could purchase one. I ended up having a much better experience at a few other shops around town and purchased my gun for a great price at one that is very close by.
__label__3 The people here were so friendly and helpful. The gun range was very clean and respectful. They were constantly cleaning the floors of shells keeping them out of our way and to keep us safe. The observation lobby was convenient and comfortable for the people in our party. They had a large gun selection. I don't like guns very much but I was very comfortable here.
__label__0 ***WARNING****\nDO NOT EVER go to this club!! WORST club I've ever been to. The girls there are hideous and fat. There is a dancer there named Suzy Q that smells so bad. She left the stench of stinky underarm on the sleeve of my shirt when she sat down on me. I almost bought the deodorant out of the vending machine to give to her. Most all of the girls are very unfriendly and lazy. They have great drink specials but that is the only good thing about that club but I wouldn't recommend this club to my worst ememy.
__label__4 Went to 2 strip clubs last night the 1st was across the street from Arizona mills, it was garbage, women were tweekers music was old as hell. Felt like I was tony Montana the 80s. 2nd club  was this place and they didn't not disappoint. Women were all shades and shapes from thick and slim and a variety of bad chicks. I'm big on music and dj was on fire all the latest music. Mostly hip hop which I love cause let face it who wants to watch strippers dance to Taylor swift or sum bs. Drinks where kinda pricey, I would def pregame b4 going. But tha girls where on point. Shoutout to blue. She had me on cock diesel all night. Will definitely be back when the homies wanna step out again. Comparable to Starz (la) kod(mia) onyx (atl) Dg's(d town) da rhino is where its at
__label__0 Don't get me wrong, the gym itself is lovely, the facilities are great, the staff are polite and helpful on the whole. \n\nBUT, they are incredibly poor in customer service, in fact, less than incredibly poor, their customer service is non existent. In fact, even worse, I fully question their ethics, their honesty \n\nMy experience beggars belief. \n\nFor my birthday last year, I was given a present of a 3 month trial membership from my colleague, friend and boss. That was at the beginning of October. It was all paid for and was, to my mind, a membership for 3 months - after all that was what I had been given and I had been told nothing to the contrary. \n\nI went to the gym, along with others from the office, for the months of October, November and December 2011. \n\n2012 brought a much more hectic schedule for me so I gave the gym very little thought and certainly never went there, after all, my subscription was for October to December. \n\nFast forward to March and I start getting threatening phone calls from 07xxxxxxxx numbers, i.e. they look like they're simply mobile numbers of people you don't know. These calls weren't coming from David Lloyd either, no sir, these calls were from a debt collection agency called ARC whom David Lloyd had engaged in order to recover debt from me!! \n\nYes. \n\nYou read that right. I got a present of a gym membership for 3 months, it was an amazing present and I really enjoyed the gym too - but after the 3 months I neither used the gym nor had any inkling that I was still considered a member until I got a debt collection agency set on me. \n\nI have tried speaking to David Lloyd about this, they do not care in the slightest. They have confirmed to me that they only care about getting the money they claim I am due them. \n\nUnfortunately David Lloyd have demonstrated they have no interest whatsoever in their relationship with me, nor the fact that they have turned an ambassador (I believe they genuinely are a great gym, facilities, staff etc) into a hater. \n\nI can in no way any longer endorse either this gym or the parent company, simply because of their insistence that I pay for something I was never aware of being liable for.
__label__4 Their smoked and cured meats are to die for and the people running it are really sweet. I'm glad this just opened in our new 'hood.
__label__4 My boyfriend and I dined in and thoroughly enjoyed it. Food was good and our hostess/waitress was great!!! Good food, great service, great price.
__label__3 Great food!  Nice staff, nothing fancy but down to earth, which is perfect for a bbq joint!  I usually don't mention stuff like this but thought it was strange that the decor was decent (the tables have that shiny tinge to them) but the food is served on styrofoam.  It just didn't match.\n\nBut you're not here to listen to me talk about their decor.  Hubby got the pulled pork and it was delicious.  We're from south Texas so we know pulled pork!  Well, mostly him; HE knows pulled pork.  It was so good he said it gave him heartburn!  (He doesn't usually eat to the point of getting heartburn!)\n\nI had the pork ribs, half rack ... very meaty and the sauce was AWESOME.  Wasn't as sweet as most places which I liked.  I ate my husband's potato salad because it was that good (I'm pretty picky about my potato salads).  My 13mo old daughter had a hot dog and she ate up the whole dog.  The fries were also pretty tasty!!  I didn't care much for the baked beans but I'm not really a baked beans kind of person.  I would say the baked beans were par with other places.\n\nI would definitely give this place another go ... and another.  We really felt like having bbq and didn't want to drive 45 minutes+ for it so when I found this place on Yelp, I knew I had to give it a try ... and I wasn't disappointed!
__label__0 This was my husband and I's first time coming to this restaurant.  At first we were excited about their pad Thai, but once we got to the register and were NOT greeted, we quickly wondered if it was a good choice to have come or not... We ordered. Were given our glasses and went to sit down.  As soon as I was about half way through my drink I noticed there was lipstick on my glass.  My husband took it up to the front to show them and get a different glass.  No apology, no nothing.  Just took the glass and gave him a new one.  The service here sucks, and I hate to say it, but it might be due to their staff which is all teenagers.  I wish young people had more respect for others.  \n\nNeedless to say we will not be eating here again.  \n\nOh, I gave them one start because their pad Thai was pretty good.  Not a lot of seasoning, but not too bad.
__label__0 The food is okay, but evidently the management cares nothing about the comfort of their patrons. In summer, it is blazing hot inside. In winter, better bring a blanket. When all your customers are eating with their heavy winter coats on, maybe you can get a clue? Not a transient problem, it's been this way since the place opened. I won't be back.
__label__1 This place was good the firsr time but I just had it again and it was awful. The rice tasted like it was reheated from the day before in a dirty skillet. The noodles were burnt and my sweet and sour shrimp tasted like it was fried about 3 times. I opened up one of the shrimp and it looked like shrimp jerky. It was horrible.  I won't be back
__label__0 I went in a few weeks ago and the man that took care of me was very rude. He jerked my feet around, throwing them back and forth. The water was too hot. When i was trying to make up my mind about a color he said i leave you call me when you make up your mind, but hurry I have not had my lunch yet. Then he charged me 10$ extra for putting crackel polish that i supplied. When I questioned why he said it not the product, it the time it took to do it. Really???? It was just one coat of MY polish. I will NEVER go back there again.
__label__1 The menu is very small. And very greasy. Not good beer selection. I understand it's a Hooter's-esque type of establishment so I won't knock it for that. The decor is appropriate for it's name. I probably won't go back. Not a place for a foodie like myself.
__label__1 The staff is friendly and scantily clad and no surprise 8/10 people in the place were men.  The beer is served in frosted mugs   That is a red flag that this place is trying to appeal to the bud-light drinking-sports-bar-patron. The beer temperature is way too cold. The low temp might be fine for some kinds of beer, but an IPA should not be served ice-cold in a frosted mug that weights 5lbs.  Anyways, the menu is average bar food and pretty forgettable.  If you're looking for Hooters or Tilted Kilt type experience you should be fine with Twin Peaks as they are fairly similar establishments.
__label__0 NO STARS FOR THIS PLACE!!! We wanted to eat here only because they had charging stations for our car. But guess what 2 suv's were parked in the spots and the sign clearly states NO PARKING UNLESS ELECTRIC VEHICLE  thought maybe the manager would help us out but he basically said F U... Not getting my business guess I have to at least give one star but can't make a review with no stars
__label__2 Came here for lunch with work and ordered the salmon kale salad. Not having high expectations, it actually had a great oriental taste. The salmon was a little overlooked but the kale was delicious. This is a good bar to come to for some food, drinks and sports.
__label__1 This was my 2nd time at a Twin Peaks. The 1st was in Austin, TX. This one had the most unfriendly waitresses. Barely saw ours, even when needing our check. The other waitresses were clustered in the back or someplace where they couldn't be seen.\n\nAs for the food. I enjoyed a burger with fries. It was prepared the way it was described on the menu. But there is no reason for me to return to this location in Scottsdale. I can get a better burger elsewhere (Whataburger). I was hoping to see the waitresses. Not at this location, though.
__label__1 Ok what can I saw about Twin Peaks? Umm there are young women barley wearing anything serving food and drinks. Think it would deserve 5 stars for a man right?? Well let's talk about this. For the overall concept of having attractive women wearing barely anything is great...just the quality of food and the prices is horrible!  First off, I've never been here before. It's hard for me to judge fairly based on a one time visit. \n\nAnyways, on my fist visit I see that it's lingerie night because of Vday week.  So I was in for a shock when literally the servers all were wearing lingerie all over the restaurant.\n\nI was with my wife, good friend and his gf and we were starving after hiking nearby Toms Thumb.  I think they all thought it was my idea to come here but I still swear that I needed to watch the UofA basketball game and Twin Peaks was one of the few bars with the Pac 12 network in the area. If you know anything about the Pac 12 network then you will believe me.lol..\n\nDrinks were ok, service was great, but the selection of food was ridiculous. There are about 15 items for you to choose from. We had the chicken sandwich which was average. The big shocker was the price. Bill came out to around $50 for me and the wife having 2 drinks each and we split the sandwich. That was way more than I had expected. Our friends was like $65 because they had 2 sandwiches.  The drinks were very overpriced!\n\nBottom like, I don't think that Twin Peaks is worth the price you pay, yes even to have girls walking around in lingerie... I most likely will not be back. Needs to lower drink prices and open up some more menu items.
__label__0 If you want a place that serves mediocre food, has terrible service,  but really attractive waitresses, than this is the place for you! \n\nWe had a party of 7 so slow service is normally expected,  but we had the worst service I have ever encountered. The waitress was lazy and wouldn't even walk around the table to give us our drinks. Instead she just dropped them all off at the end of the table and walked away. When our food was brought to us it was one plate short and by another server who we politely asked to bring us some silverware, she was never seen again. After 5 minutes I got tired of waiting and got up to take some from another table. Now that I had my silverware I was able to eat my slightly decent,  exceptionally small chicken. Once our waitress finally decided to return and check on us I asked for a refill of my water. At the same time,  my buddy asked where his food was because he was the only one who still had not received his.  She returned with a pitcher of water in one hand and holding out the other like Oliver Twist wanting soup but not saying anything. When we all stopped in the middle of our conversation and saw her awkwardly standing there, we preceded to pass down our glasses because 3 extra feet was apparently too far of a walk for her. Once we reminded her of my buddies food, she left and finally returned plate in hand. \n\nThe only quick thing about our service was the checks and our departure from this restaurant, never to return. \n\nP.S. Yes,  she was hot!!!
__label__3 Only been here once for lunch, it went good.  Meant to go to Four Peaks and accidently walked in here.  Pretty good hamburger and fries, I like the lay out of the place, lot's of tv...I like the patio.  The only thing I didn't care for was the horde of girls in the front just socializing.  Doesn't seem really professionally ran.  I know it's a place to have a good time but places like these need to have standards.  Hooters does but their food is disgusting and Tilted Kilt has the worst service and biggest snobs of waitresses ever.
__label__1 Boring, boring, boring. This bar is boring. I get it, the women are dressed skimpy and I know that's the selling point, but the problem here is that the hostesses who are dressed very skimpy cannot be over the age of 18 which makes me super uncomfortable, the waitresses have a tendency to all congregate around certain tables (maybe the owener's table I don't know) and just hang out there which leads to me not getting my beer or service for long periods at a time, there is nothing to do inside this place. No pool, darts, shuffleboard, just tvs and boobs. The decor inside is cool due to the cabin theme but besides that I don't see many redeeming qualities. Just not my cup of tea I guess.
__label__4 I went in today for lunch and I had the nachos which were absolutely fantastic. The best part of my meal today was the service. As much as I love with the food our server Shey was the best server that I have ever had at this restaurant. She was friendly she was helpful she gave suggestions for food and when she suggested the beans to come off of the nachos it made me like her even more because I do not eat beans. Not only was she a great server but she was very nice to talk to and look at. She also told us to come back for Black Friday and see her in black lingerie. I hope the owner of this company or her manager read this and give her a big bonus and makes her the girl of the month because she was fantastic. Thank you for being so good at your job
__label__2 Not super impressed. The food was just ok. My friends said the French toast was good, but my Goat cheese, tomato and mushroom omelette had maybe had an oz. of goat cheese. At 9$ it was a rip off. The potatoes were good,but nothing special. The mimosa was excellent, but made from Andre, so after consuming it I had a headache. The service was slow, but they were good about refilling my coffee and water. Just an ok experience.
__label__4 Went for lunch on a Living Social deal.  WOW!  We had a roast turkey panini with salad (great interesting salad)--delicious and a local pork shoulder press panini with fries---super delicious flavor.  Portions were very substantial,  service was spectacular as was the view of the Scottsdale Airport.  Airport parking was FREE---what an extra treat!  A fun place to take someone for a different lunch!
__label__0 The long haired guy tried to tell me my bike didn't work (it does work) and that I needed an $80 tune-up for it to work again, I've been riding my bike all day with no problems!
__label__4 Just getting back on a bike after many, many years. Great to have a bike shop that takes the time to answer questions and give advice because they want you to do it right. Did not buy my bike from them but they treated me as if I had. Great service and rider support.
__label__4 I first came to Bicycles of Phoenix about two weeks ago to buy a helmet.  I'm just getting back into riding a bike, so needed a better helmet than the one I bought 20 years ago.  The staff at Bicycles of Phoenix helped me choose a perfect helmet.  I tried on 4 or 5 and the knowledgeable staff checked the fit on each one.\n\nThen I took my first longer distance ride and realized my bike need some new tires and a few adjustments.  I dropped my bike off on Sunday at 11:30.  Again, the staff took their time and explained what my bike needed in the way of tires.  I agreed to have the tires replaced, heavy duty tubes installed and slime as well.  I had the brakes adjusted and new grips and kickstand installed.  Although they told me it would be done on Monday, they called at 2:30 to say it was ready to go!\n\nWhen I picked up the bike, they told me that I didn't need the heavy duty tubes or slime due to the type of tire I had chosen.  This tire had a free tube replacement for 5 years and was an extra thick tire.  Now, they could have charged me for the upgrades, and I wouldn't have known the difference, but they didn't.  \n\nI love supporting small locally owned businesses, and couldn't be happier with the customer attention at Bicycles of Phoenix.  Their prices are reasonable and the service was top notch.  Thanks!
__label__1 Food. Order the 4 choice of meat ( brisket, rib, sausage, pork ), fried pickle, Mac and cheese, green beans. \n\nFood was better than the last BBQ place I had gone to, but hey I'm from Texas I know what real BBQ taste like. The brisket was good, everything else was meh. Mac and cheese was not great, fried pickle was good. \n\nService was horrible, i didn't get to put in my drink order, she left to get the first order of drink rather than waiting for 3 people to put in a request. When we were done eating our food we were waiting to get our server attention to get a to go box. But what was funny how we asked a server who wasn't our server,didn't want to get it for us.  He pointed where our server was, who happen to see she should attend our services. Not only that but our server was so stupid that when we asked for the check she said can I get you another beer. Had you checked on us earlier maybe, but not when we asked for the check. Duh, common sense.\n\nServers eat in front of the customers, they mingle and drink in front of our faces and you see the hostess flirting with the bar backs. Had I known this was a mingle for people who hated their jobs and wanted to hang out, I would have gotten my food to go and and not see a social place where people just want to sleep with each other after work. \n\nP.s we were the only table they were serving!
__label__1 The food was pretty solid (pulled pork), price fair, and there was a nice selection of beer on tap.  However, the waitress was a total beast from the moment we sat down...like we were inconveniencing her by being there.  Never once a 'you're welcome' and certainly nothing close to a smile.  Someone else served our food and we didn't see her until it was time for a box.  I realize everyone has a bad day but I really don't like being made to feel like I'm the problem when I show up willing spend my money at their place of business.  Her behavior will keep me away for awhile...plenty of good BBQ places in Charlotte!
__label__3 I was in North Carolina for work and a large group of us (20 or so people) came to Queen City to get some bbq. I was really happy with the experience, from the trivia to the well-priced drinks and of course the delicious ribs! I was able to try both the fried pickles and hush puppies to start, and both were great. I ordered the medium sized St Louis ribs, which ended up coming with 8 large bones and 2 sides. I had the mac n cheese and the collard greens. I wasn't a huge fan of the greens, so if I ever went back I would probably go with the corn instead because it was deliiiicious! It was overall a really fun atmosphere and very accomodating to groups!
__label__4 Picture making love to Vanessa Williams when she was 26 years old.  That is what eating the food there is like.  YOU HAVE TO GO THERE AT LEAST ONCE.
__label__1 Some common-a$$ food. Nothing to see here folks. Interior is lame too. Waitress was nice though. Go to Mac's or Mert's if you're in the mood for this type of food.
__label__3 We always pregame for Bobcats games at Queen City Q.  BBQ restaurants are famous for quick service and QCQ is no slouch!  This really helps with dinner before a 7pm weeknight game.\n\nDuring our last visit I tried a bowl of their Brunswick stew and it was very good, but the serving size was less than I hoped for.  For $2 more I could have ordered a quarter chicken with two sides and been very satisfied.  Oh well, I will know for next time!
__label__2 I really wanted to like Malabar more. I've had my eye on the place since it opened (I used to love Coco Osteria), but I never managed to make it there til Saturday night. The fella and I decided to go for dinner and made reservations for 6:30. As others have noted, it's a pretty small place, so reservations are highly recommended.\n\nI usually don't like such cramped quarters because I feel like everyone around me is listening to my conversation, but at Malabar, the music and people are so lively that I didn't mind at all. Our service was impeccable.\n\nSo, why only 3 stars? The food. Sigh. We made it a night of tapas and tried the croquetas (ham, potato), albondigas (beet meatballs in tomato sauce), vaca frita (crispy beef with pickled onion on top), and romesco (eggplant bruschetta). While it was all fine, it was all just fine. Nothing stood out, nothing had much spice... it was all just, well, fine. I had hoped that out of four tapas, surely one of them would be delicious! But no. I also got the sangria after reading other reviews of how good it was; it was good, but can you really mess up sangria OR make it super great? It was fine, too.\n\nWe did try the tres leches cake for dessert (after asking out waitress to pick between that and the churros), and it was good - small but the perfect size for not gorging, moist, and creamy.\n\nThankfully, the atmosphere and service made up for the food, but I don't think we'll make it a point to stop by Malabar again.
__label__4 Being a bit skeptical about the concept of what I thought this place was (kinda like a Danny's Car wash plus food) , Peg and I checked it out for breakfast this am. I was so pleasantly surprised!  The full service breakfast (and Janelle could not have been more cheerful or helpful)  was legit. It's not just a \"let's order coffee and a danish at the counter\" venue, although that is a possibility if you don't have the time to sit down. The pulled pork was good, the grit cakes were yummy (beneath a couple of nicely over easy eggs), and the coffee was at least above average. When 18 degrees blows hot and cold, and Over Easy isn't at times, this place is a nice addition to the neighborhood.  When we browsed and saw Tracy Dempsey products on the shelves...it tells you what you need to know!  Dr. B
__label__1 cool place! it's a gas station/gift shop/restaurant/car wash/bakery! crazy! i will say it is upscale and over priced for the gifts.  but it has a bakery with fresh coffee, and small baked goods! met with my wife here, we grubbed the pulled pork sandwiches. was not impressed at all. there were hard bits and chunks in our sandwiches, and it just wasn't very tasty, meat was over cooked and really chewy. Expected way better pulled pork. I'm sure the other food is great, but if you can't master pulled pork at a BBQ place. i don't think i will be coming back.
__label__4 Awesome place... a bit on the expensive side but all the food is very good and so are the sweets.
__label__0 Decided to try something everyone wasn't raving about since everyone was saying their food was so good. Apparently no one tried the Mac and cheese. It was bland and could probably feed about 3 people. Way too huge for lunch. There were bread crumbs on top that could've been omitted and I think it could've used some salt. Will probably not be coming here again.  Plus who likes eating in a corner store/ car wash with limited seating.
__label__1 OK you all made me do it. With all the rave reviews I thought wow so I went.  Maybe because it was a Monday night I should have known better. I ordered the brisket platter and the meat was barely room temp and dry. The really terrific waitress apologized and brought me another portion and it was the same!  Not her fault but I guess you get leftovers on Mondays. I may give the place another try and diffinately on a different day. No excuse for not having hot food. The sides were good and the service great so I gave it 2 stars.
__label__4 I am always in a rush when I come here but they have awesome food and super cool items to buy!! We found this place before it was super busy and loved that this find was close to our office.\n\nFavorites: pulled pork sandwich, black & blue burger and the blue brisket salad.  Love all of these!! \n\nSorry so short gotta go back to the office!!
__label__1 I'm not sure about all of the hype surrounding this restaurant/gas station/car wash.  It's really a strange concept. I can understand why they sell what they do as it is the age old trick of impulse buying while you wait.  The difference is that their items are typically higher end than what you might find in a typical car wash.  I think it has something to do with the neighborhood it is in.\n\nWhen it comes to the restaurant, they can do better.  I had the crab cake salad.  It was a very small portion..... two small crab cakes, chopped tomatoes a little chopped green pepper and that was it.  This was all for $11.  My friend had the cuban sandwich.  He said it wasn't anything special and it didn't include a side dish.  When going out to lunch, I usually look for something that provides a bit more.
__label__1 This review is based solely on the restaurant portion of Tom's...  \n\nThis was my first visit to Tom's tonight as I stopped in for carry out on my way back into town.  I ordered 3 sandwiches (pulled pork, cuban, and brisket) and some potato salad.  I asked for an upgrade to my side since I didn't want the chips that came with my meal.  The girl was confused and said she could only do it if I ordered all of my sandwiches as \"lunch combos\" and then the chips would become fries.  I agreed to the deal and asked for sweet potato fries.  I did get sticker shock when the bill came to $48 since it didn't seem like much more than a fast food operation. \n\nThe girl helping me told me she only worked there for a week and a half.  Although she did seem nice, she needed more training.  The other two girls behind the counter seemed very occupied socializing with each other.  Maybe they could have helped double check the order and shadow the new girl a little closer.   \n\nAs I was driving home I realized I didn't receive the three drinks that should have come with the \"lunch combo\".  I was too far to return for the drinks.\n\nWhen I got home and opened the fries, they were all regular and not sweet potato.\n\nIt also seemed weird that my cold, non-insulated potato salad was put in the same bag as all of my hot BBQ.  Maybe I'm just being picky but seems like common sense.  The potato salad wasn't bad but seemed to be lacking something that would make it stand out from other average potato salads.   \n\nALL of the meat was VERY dry.  I had to really sauce it up to get it down.  Even my kids who were starving wouldn't eat the sandwiches.  Thank god for fries even if they weren't the right ones.  It's a shame because the brisket seasoning was tasty.  \n\nOn a positive note, the sauce was very good.  I tried about 4 different kinds and they were all above average.   \n\nI'm giving this place a 2 star rating instead of a 1 because I think there is potential to have a good meal and good service here.  Obviously they are having consistency issues or a bad weekend chef based on all the good reviews here.
__label__0 i went to Tom Thumb or whatever they call it.. I would never go back or recommend this place to anyone. My friend told me to try it because he heard the barbeque was good. The manager was clueless and did not no how to put the customer first. The  cashier kept apologizing to me to where it was nauseating. Then at end repeated good night to me several times , with more apologies. I am not one to yelp, but i could not hold back. The manager had some sort of ego because he kept siding with the girl and never did anything to rectify or make good. no reason for the guy to have any ego. Manager of Tom Thumbs. Come on!\n For starters , i was hungry and ordered brisket sandwich with baked mac and cheese. i asked for the combo, but got up-charged $4.50 and was charged for a drink in addition, even though it was a combo. I was told that since i did not order string fries, then the combo did not apply. Still got charged $4.50 and paid extra for my drink. whatever combo they have listed is not said right. I left out the fact that i drove over 20 -25 minutes in the rain to then wait 15 minutes for my brisket sandwich. But there was no brisket. They were out of brisket and waited that time period to let me know. She told me that i could order something else. I did not order anything else. I watched my friend eat his smoked chicken sandwich. It was like the old commercial\" wheres the beef\". There  was no meat in it. He was looking forward to his meal, but was let down as well. Again , i just can't hold back. We talked out of there disappointed while the manager with a stick up his ass talked shit with his 2 dummies by his side. These people need to learn customer service and going out of there way. I would never go back. and sorry i am not holding back. The manager if he was smart would have asked if i needed anything.
__label__3 Not only is the bbq close to me but I can also get gas and a car wash at the same location lol. The food is really good but the sauce is just so so and thats the only reason it's not getting a 5 star.
__label__3 This restaurant has a nice classic American decor; kind of American farmer, Route 66ish decor..very quaint. The food was very good and the service was really good too. Family owned, you can tell that they really care about their customers.  We will definitely be coming back.
__label__2 Food and prices are great.  Getting them when they are open or have time to take your order, not so great.  Might just be a coincidence but almost every time I try to order or stop by they are closed.  They are always closed on Mondays.  I got that down now.  But they are closed other random days too.  I have been a few times and there is a sign on the door that they are closed.  I call first now but half the time they don't answer.  You never know if they are closed or just busy.  I called this weekend to order a breakfast burrito to pick up.  I was on hold almost the whole drive there.  So long, I thought he forgot about me.  When he finally got back on he told me they had a rush and he couldn't take my order, to call back later.  Really?  I want one breakfast burrito.  You could have taken that before I was put on hold and the burrito would have been ready by now.  How long would it take to write down the order, my name and number?  30 secs?  I'm sure I will try again at some point.  But I am in no rush.  \n\nThey don't deliver anymore even though their website and menu says they do.
__label__3 Where can you find a coffee shop that serves decent coffee and not full of annoying teenagers? This place, Grouchy John's coffee shop  :) Don't let the name deter you people, this place is the real deal. Whether you're looking for a nice pastry (they get theirs from Bread-n-Butter, you can't argue with that), that cup of coffee or just somewhere to hang out on a hot or cold day, this place is a gem. Not only can you get all those things, this place also offers board games (free) and random books (free) that you can use while you're here. So, leave all your stuff at home and come use theirs.\n\nI love a great coffee shop with an inviting atmosphere, especially when the service is there to match. Every time we've come here, the girls are always nice and friendly. There's usually an asian (I think) guy there that is always helpful. I ordered a bagel and he even bought it to my table for me. Now that's service. \n\nHowever, be careful of the two men crew. We were there on a friday afternoon and the service was not all that. The guy that took my order didn't seem to care. I tipped him and he just looked at me like it wasn't enough. Not to mention he didn't even say thank you. When they called our order, we went to the counter to pick it up and again the other just looked at us, annoyed. This is the first time that we've had bad service here. I guess they're the ones that named the coffee shop :)\n\nCiao and until next time, happy drinking everyone :)
__label__4 This place has such a relaxing atmosphere and the drinks are great!
__label__4 I am super glad my guy found this place for me.  It's comfy and yummy.  And, the staff is really thoughtful/friendly.  \nSee my 'tip' for this fun coffee shop.  ;-)
__label__4 Great coffee!\nGreat atmosphere!\nGreat service!\nSo glad I found this place. Wish I was local.
__label__4 Stopped in for a lrg hot Sith and my daughter had a med Iced Mint Mocha.. Ahhh perfect compliment to a lovely All Hallows Eve! Our first time there but wont be the last. My daughter is in love with the art by locals artists ... her being a young artist daydreams of seeing her art on coffee house walls and in museums one day. Awesome shop kudos for the AWESOME (and Superior) alternative to starbucks\nThe girls behind the bar were awesome and very friendly!!! We will be back!
__label__4 Best coffee in town!! Plus they offer almond milk! And they are a small local business which I will support any day! John the owner and his crew are friendly also they donate so much toward charity's in our community I will from now on only drink grouchy johns coffee :)
__label__3 What a bargain this place is, veryyy inexpensive and real indian food. The buffet is really good and the service was very personal, the owner of the restaurant came over several times to our table and gave very good advice on what to get. Everything was fantastic.
__label__1 Totally Disappointing-\n\nI came in last Monday and was really excited about trying this place- i figured it was going to be great seeing as successful his other restaurants are- i was sadly mistaken. \n\nStarting from the beginning our server was very sweet but her food knowledge and wine knowledge were both extremely poor- she could not pronounce the specials - i cant imagine if we had questions about them that she would be able to answer them correctly- she struggled with knowing where the oysters came from- i wish i could've saved us all time and turned behind me as they were posted on the board with all of the other fish. As far as my cocktail it was a great margarita probably should've just stopped there!! My friend ordered another beer he had one at the bar first and she asked for his ID- Umm if he already has a beer why is it necessary to check it again- more of a nuisance if you ask me.\n\nOk so I love food and so do the people i dine with so we like to try a little bit of everything- we started with the Tuna Crudo- this was ok it was nice and fresh. Roasted Marrow on the Bone- it was ok barely any Marrow so it was hard to really get a good feel. Ham 2 ways- barely any Ham, served on 2 crostinis that was so much bread you couldn't even taste the Ham-not ok. Chicken and Waffle- good, again not very much of it but flavors were good. Ok so for all of the starters the one thing they all had in common was they were extremely small and you were barely able to taste the flavors correctly because it was poorly executed. Still Starving!! \n\nNow at this point I order a bottle of wine- we waited for a bit and then our sweet server came over to let us know the wine was coming, but not yet since the managers are the only ones able to get the wine and right now they are dealing with Valet- Umm ok so you rather deal with valet then bring wine to your tables- if this is the case let the servers get they're own wine to eliminate something like this. I was pretty annoyed at this point. But then she brings it over- she cant even properly open the bottle, she leaves the foil on the lip and then pours our wine by holding it at the neck of the bottle- silly yes, but again were they not refreshed on wine service or at least told what  they're standards as a restaurant are.  \n\nMoving on along next up salads- 2 Burrata mozzarella salads  and 1 Arugula salad- the Burrata itself was ok the salad was barely dressed and barely had any balsamic on it- i cant comment on the Arugula but it seemed like he enjoyed it. \n\nFor our Entrees i had the Duck- which i would say is the best dish of the night. the flavor was great and my duck was cooked nicely. My friends had the Rib eye- it was extremely bland and really just not good. My other friend had the Scallops now by looking at them they were cooked perfectly- but when you tasted them they had a very burnt taste to them like they didn't use butter or oil in the pan before they seared them- again poor execution. \n\nDesert was really where it fell apart for me- I had ordered the Bread pudding it was served with Chocolate Ice cream  - the Ice cream was nice the Bread Pudding was so oily that it was separating my Ice cream, like i get that its not a healthy desert and of course its made with butter but i have never had one that was this oily- extremely disappointing, but not as disappointing as my Tea- yes my hot tea was not served with enough hot water so it was so strong and not drinkable- i would have told my server this if she would've come back to the table sooner but that didn't happen. \n\n\nSo all in all i had a pretty bad dinner experience and i felt like the real kicker was when we all shelled out $100 each yes $ 400 for a dinner that i really didn't like and it was not in NYC so i cant justify it by saying- well that's just the prices- nope its Charlotte and I couldn't be more disappointed in Emeril's choice of staff in both the back and the front of the house.
__label__3 e2 emeril's eatery- I soooo wanted this to be the meal of my life or at least the MOTY. It wasn't the meal of the week, but I'll be back and here's why...\n\nAesthetics- The dining room is colorful and fun, the bar is very well integrated into the restaurant and the tables are very well spaced. I love being able to look into the kitchen and the wine cellar. The staff wears plaid shirts and jeans and I think this is another case of a restaurant having high class menu items and $30+ entrees and foodie selections, yet needing to say \"We're Casual. See look at how our staff dresses! Yep, we're casual\". I didn't wear jeans because I was excited about having a nice dinner date, yet the staff was wearing jeans so maybe they just didn't want to impress me. There is a noise that permeates the dining room that sounds like a factory- it might have been the hood fans in the kitchen. It wasn't overbearing, just there hanging out with me and my lovely date. \n\nMenus- The dinner menu got me really fired up! There were at least four appetizers I wanted to order and one appetizer special that had me salivating (steak carpaccio with arugula). \nThe beverage program is also is very exciting. While there are very few old world red wines on the list- with very flavorful food like this, old world reds might have been overpowered. The selections on the wine list are fun and they cover a lot of different styles (South African sweet Shiraz anyone or Kung Fu Girl Riesling?). The cocktail list was also really exciting and our server recommended the bourbon and maple syrup drink to go with the lamb ribs, awesome idea! It takes enthusiasm, creativity and execution for a server to be so engaged that he/ she will recommend a liquor drink or beer with an entr\u00e9e. They also have local beer, fun wines by the glass and a lively bar. \n\nExecution- Service was good. We had our bread and butter plates removed before entrees, food was served over the right shoulder at other tables and  I was offered a black napkin (instead of just switching my napkins out), but aside from those tiny details it was perfect service. The water service, silverware replacement and overall attention and knowledge was spot on.\nCeviche Avelar- delicious salmon ceviche, small portion. Very refreshing and light. $9\nRoasted Baby Octopus- chewy octopus, crunchy chickpeas, great smoky flavor $9\nLamb Ribs- I still haven't made up my mind if I liked this or not, so I'll just say the lamb wasn't overpowered by the tangy tomato based barbecue sauce. $12\nCitrus Tea Lacquered Five Day Duck- very moist, and slightly chewy duck meat with a very delicate anise flavor. The veggies and faro were delicious. $30\nHerb Roasted Ashley Farms Chicken- Delicious, delicious, delicious! With a very delicate herbaceous flavor, very tender meat and enough leftover for lunch today, this was the plate of the night $22\nThe key to this meal was the depth of flavors. Everything had complex flavors, but more importantly had layers of flavors that built up as you worked through the plate. For example, the anise/ licorice flavor in the meat of the duck lead directly into the natural, earthy, grain flavor of the farro. It made the dishes seem very thoughtful and interesting.\nNeedless to say we didn't have room for dessert. That is the number two reason to return. Number one? There were a lot of exciting items on the menu that I still want to try! I really want to taste the Bone Marrow appetizer, the \"Ham Cured\" Pork Loin, The Confit of Pork Cheeks, the Hamachi Crudo...dammit, now I am hungry again!
__label__2 What happened to the Bam? Bam, Bam? E2 falls a few yards short of the wham, bam and thank you maa'm. It was good while it lasted. \n\nNow, I don't want to give the impression that the food was horrible, but It's Emeril for god sake. J&W, Nola, flava town, bam! How can you not go in expecting that spice, that cajun flavor? Is Emeril following the Paula Dean diet? The legend just doesn't deliver to the legacy of his reputation, and his reputation really does precede him. \n\nEverything we sampled was lightly seasoned. So light that I was tempted to stop at the Cook Out after. The best thing on the menu is the duck, and even that wasn't the best I've had. For $32 you can get two pounded 1/2 thick slices of beef. For about $8 you can get 8 or so lightly marinated crab claws. And for another $16 or so you can throw in some mediocre oysters. \n\nWhile the service was impeccable, and I mean impeccable, the food just isn't worth the price tag. I mean, if dinner for two is going to cost well over a Benji, the food should be far from okay. \n\nThe one good thing about E2? At least I've crossed out the bucket list of Charlotte restaurants and celebrity restaurants off the list.
__label__1 The food was expensive and not that good. I had the pasta beef dish
__label__1 Worst fillet mignon I've ever had!! Medium does not mean charred and dry!! The soup of the day was alright, but nothing to write home about. Not going back.
__label__3 I'm very excited to try e2 again in the very near future.\n\nWe attended a Yelp event at e2 this week and were able to sample some what what they have to offer.  Everything served was fantastic and as I saw food strolling by to lucky hungry tables, I grew even more excited to try more.  This may very well be worth one of the rare 5 star grades and I will update this post as soon as we try it again!
__label__2 The group went back to E2 today and the experience was much better. There were still some hits and misses with the food, but the service was on point. \n\nThe good consisted of the BBQ shrimp, the potato soup, the roast beef po-boy and the fish sandwich. Also, the chocolate chip cookies were great. The bad was the pizza was undercooked, the gumbo was Ok, and the burger was undercooked. \n\nAll in all, the meal was a vast improvement over last time. I am not sure if it was because they expected us and scrutinized our meal before giving it to us, or they made the necessary changes. \n\nI would recommend going and trying for yourself.
__label__2 Went to E2 last night for dinner.  There were 6 of us in our party.  We made reservations for 8:15.  We were seated at 8:35.  Overall was an enjoyable experience.  Cocktails were VERY good.  E2 was fairly busy for dinner, however I thought the service and punctuality of the server was very slow.  I ordered the price fix menu option which was Boudin as an appetizer, salad, Drum as the entree, then a banana type pudding cake.\n\nBoudin appetizer was very good.  I would give it 4 out of 5 stars.  Salad was great.  Would give it 4 out of 5 stars as well.  Drum was not good.  For fresh seafood, this was a huge disappointment.  I would give the Drum 2 out of 5 stars.  The Drum itself was very dry and did not taste fresh.  It tasted frozen and old.  The mussels, clams and shrimp that accompanied the Drum dish were the same.  Tasted very dry, frozen and old.  The dessert was amazing.  Would give it 5 out of 5 stars.\n\nThat being said, I probably would not return to Emeril's Eatery.  I think the restaurant is WAY overpriced for what it is.  The Drum entree was $32 itself ($45 for the price fix menu option).  Quite frankly the Drum entree is not worth anywhere near $32.  Maybe $15-$18.\n\nIf you are looking for delicious cajun/creole cuisine at a great value, I would go to Cajun Queen.
__label__1 Food is ok. Could definitely be better. Their gumbo is actually very good. It is not a very good place to have a casual drink. The layout is very poor and the bartenders are horrible. They don't work the bar and seem annoyed when people order a drink.
__label__1 Went down there on a Thursday night, had reservations for 7:00 and showed up 8 minutes early.  Had to wait while they \"setup the table\" even though there were at least 30 seats open.  The volume was horrible, so loud that I actually left with my ears ringing.  Tables and seat not adequate, was not enough room on the tabletop to lay down your menu.  Food was about a 5 out of 10, service about a 6 out of 10.  Like so many other Chef eateries, not worth it.
__label__1 I've come to this Meineke a few times with good results. Recently I brought my car in to get an estimate on some inner tie rods and a lower control arm that needs to be replaced. I got a call from them an hour later asking me if I am going to be able to afford to get this repaired right now or not (seriously). I replied, \"that really depends on how much it's going to cost\". They said they would take a quick look at it and get me a quote. Hours later I went back in because I hadn't heard anything and it was almost closing time, walked in to a full crew sitting around in the office just hanging out and was told they were trying to research and that these parts are not easy to find. Really? On a 2005 Dodge? That was probably 10 days ago and they still haven't called me back. Every other shop I called was able to get me a quote within 30 minutes and didn't insult me by questioning my ability to pay. Regardless of what (or if) their quote comes back at I can tell you they have not earned my future business.
__label__4 I love DB! I am consistently served great tasting coffee with superior customer service!  I have no complaints. I was already in love with DB, and then I saw the special on Undercover Boss, and it confirmed my appreciation for this business. Had I known about this company when I was in high school, I would have worked for them!
__label__2 I've gone here a few times now and I have definitely had better experiences at other threading salons, but this place is nearby and the wait is never too long so I go back when I need a touch up. I would definitely go somewhere else if re-shaping is needed though, as I've come out with uneven brows a couple of times. They are a little more abrasive with their threading than I would like...I've come out with cuts in the past. Overall though, decent place for a clean up.
__label__3 This taco bell is close t my home and we enjoy it! They've never gotten our order wrong. However they tend to close before they are supposed to but no overall issues.
__label__2 Went there last night and the staff was friendly and courteous only thing is that they did forget the nachos I ordered though.
__label__2 Came here for lunch one day after school. Got the jalapeno and sausage kolache. Owner was kind enough to warm it up for me so definitely take that option. However, for its size I didn't really feel like it was worth my money. Tasty but nothing special. Maybe the donuts are better..
__label__1 Get the chicken teriyaki bowl and skip everything else. I just got the tempura and teriyaki combo for lunch. The tempura was a carrot and a zucchini i think. Then some long thing with a shrimp tail but I don't think shrimp are pencil size. There was two CA rolls that were marginal but they do not give you ginger or wasabi. Wtf?\n$10.82 for lunch just not worth it. \nThey need more lunch specials.
__label__4 High- end skincare & cosmetics lines, looking for something in skincare /make-up, perfumes not easy to find.. Penhaligon, Tocca, Dermalogica, Skinceuticals? Here is the place! Personalised service, make-up, skincare consultations, advice, there is an esthetic salon upstairs for treatments should you feel like it.  Looking for something different or something you've been searching high and low for,  try this place .
__label__3 Let me start by saying service here was pretty impeccable. Not MIA and not over-bearing, a good mix. Refills on the waters/ soft-drinks and, my favorite, the salsa. Very friendly servers. \n\nThe food is pretty decent (from what I can tell). You won't be disappointed with the Fajitas or a Taco Salad. However, think twice about the Quesadillas. Unless your into a Quesadilla SOUP you may not be thrilled with this dish. The runny, \"cheese dip\" cheese is like a pure swimming pool on your plate. I had to eat the entire Quesadilla with a fork and knife. \n\nBut yeah, other dishes look good. I'd be back.
__label__0 Maybe there was only one person working at the kitchen this morning and this was the reason I got yesterday's potatoes for breakfast.. Maybe all the employees partied hard last night and they found it too hard to clean the tables, pick up trash from the floor and overall \"make it all work\", maybe the manager was depressed and he had some cruel cartoons (intended for children) running on TV,  in a place with NO children. Maybe... Maybe I will just choose a different place for Sunday breakfast next week.
__label__1 I ventured to this spot last week. \nLet me say the food is GREAT! Shared a pizza, yummy dough and salad with a friend and we were extremely happy with it!\nGO FOR FOOD NOT SERVICE! \nWe sat at their counter. Our server, a thin girl with little make up and long dark hair was waiting on us (personally thought you should put a little more effort into looking professonal for your job) I dont think she smiled once and when she brought our order she lightly \"threw\" our plates down and as she walked away said \"you're good right!?\" as if needing something would be a big inconvenience to her. We did want some ranch and Parmesan for our pizza but agreed we would rather go without than have to deal with our server again. After my friend asked for a refil on her drink we noticed our servers hair that was half down was dipping into her cup as she was filling it and walking back. A little gross...\nNonetheless, I would absolutely go back for the food!!! I would make a pont to NOT have the same server though. \nTook home zucchini bread for the next morning, excellent!\n\nFOOD = 4 stars\nSERVICE = 2 stars (being generous)
__label__1 Stopped in today for a quick bite after volleyball \nThe girls working were all sort of \"eh\" and today's service was just not good by any means...\nEach girl seemed to have an attitude\nIt was odd\n\nI ordered a hot roast beef sandwich with chips and a soda and I kindly asked where the chips were... And the girl was smug and said \"they're around the restaurant and down below\" \n\nThen I was going to get soda and wash my hands so I placed my # by the register and she yelled \"You have to carry that with you\"\n\nOkay....\n\nIn case my food were to come out that minute, I could have it delivered to the soda station? \n\nThe place was empty enough already\n\nI sat at bar and my plate came, the men in the kitchen were nice....\n\nAs I ate, no one cared to check on me or offer my anything else\n\nBut whatever I was hungry so I ate my food, drank my soda and cleaned up after myself...\n\nI might go back... Might...
__label__3 Gorgeous boutique with runway pieces in the back including all the newest accessories - was fantastic viewing S/S2012 in person. Staff was super-friendly, fun and thoughtful. Store is well laid-out and spacious. Definitely recommend for serious eye candy.
__label__2 I like the place but am a little concerned.  Today, 9/19/14 I used my debit card.  I swiped normally on the customer counter and she asked if it was a debit.  I said yes and she took my card and swiped it on a machine next to her cash register and told me to enter my PIN.  I did but was bothered by the double swipe.  I had heard stories of personal machines used to steal debit card #'s and pins.  Hope I didn't screw up.
__label__3 When I think DMV I think very salty people who work in service but are really just there to get a check.  Then I moved to the midwest.  Though this place is never a hoop hollering good time I am always greeted with a smile.  The staff at this location will eagerly answer any questions you have without any of that sass they throw at you on the west coast.\n\nThe hours here are a bit inconsistent however.  Sometimes they open at 8 sometimes at 8:30. I think I may have even come here at 7:30 once.  My recommendation?  Check the website so you aren't just hanging around the DMV like some sort of fan. \n\nI am not sure if this place allows you to make reservations but I don't think you would even need to.  The last few times I have been here I was in and out within 15 min.  I am sure there are times when they get really busy but it you've ever lived in a major city then you will be thankful fo the half hour wait here.
__label__0 To all those who join Planet Fitness, make sure that you read your contract!!! I thought that my contract automatically ended in 1 year and it did not, according to Planet Fitness your contract renews itself month to month after 1 year; Planet Fitness \"Say\" that they review your contract with you, and they do not, so make sure you understand your contract!!!
__label__0 Went there in 2008 for one varicose vein.. Dr. Herion was so positive and enformed me he would fix it and I would feel better. Got the ablation done.. Months later No relief in fact i kept getting clots ..i went to er twice because the clots scared me and ultrasound tech says that vein is still open ..I call center for venous disease and I keep getting same answer need to wait at least a year for results! What! Ok .....now my vein is hurting more and buldging more...more varicose veins popping up.... I get these hot spots that come to the area where procedure was done last maybe 30 seconds on and off..area gets numb, hurts to stand on that leg I find myself leaning on the other leg just to avoid pain on that leg, pain where ablation was done also keeps me awake at night. I wear compression stockings did everything I was suppose to do...we are in 2013 and I am in worse pain than when I started. :( wish i never messed with my veins......
__label__0 food is always cold, never prepared right, the workers are rude, especially someone by the name of laurie and the manager ALMA,  dirty place.
__label__0 I don't eat at Mcdonalds after finding out the food is filled with GMO genetically modified organisms. Look up how dangerous this is. It's in most all food that is not labeled as organic b/c the Illuminati want depopulation. Look up Mike Adams at Natural News who has found fibers in the chicken McNuggets. These fibers look like the same plastic fibers that are coming out of people's skin who have morgellons disease. Which is not a disease but an intentional agenda to implant the population with nanotechnology fibers which are tracking devices and control devices that can send and receive radio wave frequencies for mind control and data mining the brain. Spread the word. IT's not just Mcdonalds it's all crappy food companies that have GMO. And fibers and nanochnology are the new danger found in foods etc.
__label__1 Friendly service. Good pancakes. Good tasting water. Nothing else to say at this time. (Wait. Who puts cheese sauce on their omelettes? Yuk!)
__label__2 Not sure why a surf shop is needed in the middle of the desert.  Maybe because you can surf in the monster pool at the Mandalay Bay.  It is really no different from the other chain stores that you can see in Hawaii or on the coast of California.
__label__3 So good and affordable! Can make any pita anyway you like it. I wish I lived on this side of town so that I could eat here more often.
__label__4 Went to Carhops for first time ever today, never went to West Liberty location. As a downtown homeowner I love ANYPLACE that opens in downtown beause it's my neirbhorhood. \n\nWent in and had the reuben. The biggest baddest reuben I've ever seen. Good thick crisp bread, then corned beef piled so high it's amazing. Gooey melted swiss, tangy 1000 Island, thickest reuben I've ever seen. And did I mention how awesome the crispy thick cut rye was? Mmm! \n\nHand cut fries, basic cheese sauce but the fries were plentiful, crispy, and seasoned real nice. \n\nPlace is very clean, and it's open til' 6pm. Hoping when word gets out how awesome it is their hours will go later at nite. The menu looks amazing can't wait to get back and try a burger. Food also came out very fast, I ordered at 5 and was eating at 5:07.
__label__4 Very nice owner. Did handgun transfer at the store. Also score a Colt Python during transfer. Will definitely buy again.
__label__3 Having moved from Hawaii, I was super excited to find this place in North Las Vegas where oriental food is scarce compared to other parts of Vegas. I'm hungry, but not hungry enough to drive my broke ass all the way to Chinatown, so having this place up north is excellent.\n\nI read past reviews, and I agree the cashier is a bit quiet and keeps to herself (hence the four stars instead of five), but I'm not here to make friends; I'm here to eat! Now like I said, I'm from Hawaii so my experience with Korean food is limited to Yummy's and the like, which is very similar to Jun's: you choose 1-3 main dishes and 3-4 side dishes. They also take orders at your table if you want to dine in. It's also a good place to come for lunch because business is slow at that time, but it gets packed pretty quickly for dinner.\n\nThe food is GREAT; it reminds me of Yummy's. But then again, there's not much competition for oriental food in NLV, where most places are super greasy, salty, and have too much meat in the menu. For all of you veggie-lovers, Jun's serves hot tofu soup and veggie side dishes. The portions are right for the price, and I always have leftovers I can bring home and eat at a later time. The bibimbop is the bibim-BOMB. I like how they use the meat for flavoring and it's more of a healthy veggie experience than a carnivore's delight. They also sell some bomb kimchi in large jars to take home with you--you know, for your daily serving of vegetables.\n\nI'm not an expert in authenticity, so don't judge me if your Korean mother-in-law shuns you for poor taste. But take your Hawaiian & Island friends here; they'll love you--more than your Korean mother-in-law ever will.
__label__1 Just not very good.  Got 2 meat combo (bulgogi and chicken).  Got home and was mostly rice.  Chicken dry and the least impressive bulgogi i've had.  If the owner/cashier would have been nice, it would have been the unity saving grace but he was rude.  Too many bomb Korran places out here to come here again.
__label__3 Planet Sub is definitely a good option for solid, good tasting subs. I'm next door at Gangplank a couple times a week and we usually hit this place up for lunch. It's much better than the last place that was in this spot, has tons of options (we decided you could eat lunch there for a month and not have the same sandwich), and friendly staff. I'm definitely glad they put this in. It's a great option in the downtown Chandler area.
__label__3 Super impressed with the vegetarian options and I love that it is right next door to Gangplank! I get my lunch at Planet Sub and walk on over to the Wednesday Brownbags. Perfect!
__label__0 I hate giving 1 star, but the place is dirty!  YUCK YUCK YUCK!  I hate finding this out after I ate, but that's when I went to the restroom and wish I hadn't seen all the dirt on the walls, floors and I could see into the kitchen, YIKES!  Where's Kitchen Nightmares?\n\nThe food, tasted OK, but nothing super or special.\n\nThe service was quick and good.\n\nBut I can't get over the place being DIRTY!  YUCK YUCK YUCK....ICKY POO POO!  NONONONO Not again....
__label__2 Came here I believe the night before Christmas. It was Super packed! Not only this restaurant but the whole plaza! No parking, plus all the crazy angry Asian drivers.\n\nThe sat us at a table by the entrance, so while we were eating people were standing by us waiting and just looking which is SUPER awkward. The tea cup and spoons were not washed thoroughly. They had some weird stuff on them. They were also hosting a party in one of their side rooms which is annoying because they reserved the room on a really busy night. Which meant that they got to enjoy themselves and not really have to wait when everyone else were crammed in the main room.\n\nI would have given this place two stars, but I understand that it was super busy and that they were doing their best. I felt bad for one of the service people because she was kind of old and she was running back and forth trying to service everyone.\n\nThe food was ok for me but my parents love how the food taste, but they don't really know how to eat.
__label__2 The restaurant is a nice-looking, with a pretty well-furnished and clean, if a bit crowded, set-up. This is probably what I liked best about the place. The food is reasonably good too, although maybe a little on the oily, chewy side; the cold cuts are really good, the soup was questionable, and the duck was so-so. \nI'm very particular about the house tea, and they had great tea here, so plus points for that!\n\nThe service is lukewarm at best. I didn't feel very comfortable as a guest here, since I like to have even just a bit of interaction with the servers, at the very least a greeting...\n\nMy family seems to like it, so I'll probably be back again to see if my discomfort goes away, but only when I get dragged over after a visit to 168, probably.
__label__4 Five stars based on the food we had! -- BBQ half duck, Pepper beef and walnut shrimp. Everything tasted fresh and yummy. House was packed. Menu was huge. Prices reasonable for the quality and quantity. We will definitely dine here again!\n\nService is another story, about 3 stars-- but go for the food, not the service!
__label__4 great food and Yoyo gives the best service!
__label__3 First timer introduced and treated by a local (my uncle) for my birthday. Excellent service! My uncle brought his own bottle of white wine from home and they didn't mind and offer to chill it for us as we wait for our food. \nThere is many types of chinese food but as my uncle said u order what they are known for which is seafood and bbq chinese food and so we did. They even showcased the 5lb live lobster to get my uncle's approval before turning it into a delicious birthday lobster noodle.
__label__4 Cheri is absolutely the very best in her field I have had many facials with her.She is the only person I will let touch my skin! So very knowledgeable in everything she does! Cheri is always learning new techniques & only uses the very best products, including Young Livings oils. Wish I could afford to get a facial once a week! ! So proud of this beautiful Lady!!!!
__label__0 I just got a letter in the mail telling me that Moutainside is changing the terms of our contract and is now going to start charge me a \"annual enhancement fee of $25 for your individual plan\".  So lemme get this straight.. I'm being penalized for being single?  Yeah, there's this guy named Uncle Sam who already screws me over for being single and having a good job...I don't need my gym doing that too.  Especially when there is Abby Bella Dance Studio an LA Fitness and 24 Hour Fitness close by (I'll give you their addresses if you're interested in not being taken advantage of).  Seriously..the audacity and what's an enhancement fee anyway?  Unless liposuction is now included in my membership, I'm taking my business elsewhere.\n\n***Update:\nMountainside management's definition of an \"enhancement fee\" is a joke.  I'm going to file that explanation under NOT MY PROBLEM.  What you consider \"enhancements\" that you want to charge me a surplus for (without my consent) most of the general public would consider operation costs and keeping up with competition.  This isn't a condo association.  I don't have any invested stake or profit sharing with this company and therefore Mountainside shouldn't be allowed to charge what I would consider to be a B*S* special assessment.  Further stating this fee is an \"industry standard\" is a farce.  In the past I have been a member at: 24hr Fitness, LA Fitness, XSport, Abby Bella and Bally's...NONE of these gyms have ever tried to sneak in some annual \"enhancement fee\" ever.. so who are you comparing yourself too?  Lastly, since I've been bashing you all over town I just found out my co-worker who also has a membership at your club isn't getting charged this annual enhancement fee...how fair is that?
__label__3 Overall a great experience.   I attended as part of a corporate group and we did the 16 Lap Ferrari experience (two sets of 8 laps).    We were treated very well the entire time.  The staff was very courteous and always asking if we needed anything.   A+ experience overall.  \n\nThe only negative I saw was they didn't give you your lap times by default.   Even the local indoor go-kart racing track I live near does that.  Knowing your lap times is one of the most important things to know if you are taking this experience seriously!    I only knew mine because I happened to ask my driver.  I had a good driver and he was keeping track.  Others in my group never got their times and the drivers didn't tell them.    It'd be great to see your lap time, with columns to compare to others in your group, best lap times from anyone that day, or best drivers of all time.  \n\nThis is a very serious racing experience and would not recommend it for someone who is just looking to tool around in an exotic car.   This experience is about road racing and truly pushing these cars to their limits.   The instructors will be barking in your ear and pushing you to do better as you head around the course.   They are not your friend, think of them as a drill-sergeant.   It's an intense, pressure-cooker environment.   You'll truly understand racing IS a sport after just 8 laps and you're exhausted.    If you can't handle that, stick to go-karts.   You'll save money and have more fun.\n\nLastly, FYI to the Dream Racing crew you should evaluate all your video cameras to make sure they are working properly.   When I got home, my SD card was blank.   I had to use an undelete tool to try and scrub the card and was able to recover 1 video, however when I get to the 7 min mark out of 9 mins the file is corrupted.   At least I got something recovered.    I was in Car 9 I believe.     My boss was in a different car and he also had corruption issues with his video.
__label__4 I work right across the street from Antonio's Salon & Barber Shop and have been coming to him for over a year and a half!  He is absolutely fantastic.  He knows exactly what I like and the style of haircut I am picturing.  He is very professional with his work, reasonable with his prices, and gives a specialized haircut exactly to the T!  I rate him 5 stars.
__label__1 I had the 'all dressed' or whatever its called, the standard one. It was average, base was too doughy and the tomatoe sauce they use is a bit on the tangy side. My girlfriend had the vegetarian and it was not great, canned asparagus should never take a lead role on a pizza.\n\nNot great value either, the buy one get one half price displayed on the window only covers medium and larger so for a couple of medium pizzas you are looking at almost $25 including taxes. \n\nI would have given them three starts but the service was joyless and I generally have pretty low standards when it comes to service. \n\nI can see why people like this place if they compare it to the dominos just down the road, but Pinolis Pizza on Monkland dominates this place, its cheaper (genuine two for one on the regular menu for eat in) and better and the service is slightly more friendly.
__label__0 Don't waste your time here. This place is so slow you will die of old age before you are treated for what you came in for. Lethargic, non-caring staff and I'm pretty sue the doctor naps in between patients.
__label__0 I wish there was a way to give negative stars to this company. If only I had checked Yelp before I had my interlock installed! I chose them based on their BBB rating which was an \"A\". Service wasn't \"too\" bad at first. However they did completely screw up my electrical system with the installation. I had to take it to the dealer to have it fixed. The dealer wouldn't release my car until DA paid for the repairs. The dealer called them every day for a week and they did not respond. Finally they felt bad for me and gave me my car. I don't know if they were ever paid. \n\nAll the previous comments are true... device takes forever to warm up. In the Phoenix summers, this is miserable. And you have to do the suck back method which if you don't do perfectly you have to repeat until you get it just right. I almost passed out many times from being so winded from doing it again and again.\n\nWhen Guardian acquired DA, it was like watching a damaged ship finally sink. No one answered the  phone anymore... it went straight to voice mail. The nice flat panel TV in the lobby playing Pandora while you waited disappeared. All the employees I'd come to know in my monthly visits vanished. Then it got ugly.\n\nI started my car like always and when it asked for the rolling retest 5 minutes later it said I failed. WTF?! Then it made me keep taking the test over and over and over while I drove home, failing me each time. It finally stopped beeping as I pulled into my house. The next day I get in my car to go to a meeting I'm facilitating and it has permanently locked me out of starting my car!!! There's no nice override code like the other places so you can drive in to resolve it, no, you have to take off the device and have someone else drive you there. This is Saturday and they are only open Monday thru Friday.\n\nSo they put the device on their little tester and tell me I refused a rolling retest so they are reporting me to the DMV, my contract will be extended for 6 months, and  that will be $95. Are they kidding?! Uh, no, they're just crooks. They told me I must have been drinking in the car after I started it or this wouldn't have happened. Wrong! Then they said that must be why I refused the rolling retest. Wrong! I did the dumb rolling retest over and over and over until I almost passed out. Well they tell me, there's nothing they can do. Well I tell them, then take the device out and I'll go to another company. Btw, the \"fines\" for violations prior to the Guardian acquisition were $40 and they raised it to $95 without any notice to customers (who have a lease contract).\n\nNow I have a dispute on my hands with the DMV thanks to DA/Guardian. AND the best part, when they removed the device they gave my car a nice long scratch on the passengers side of my Lexus as a parting thank you for my business... after I had the car completely detailed 2 days before. Not only is this bad business, they are criminals.
__label__3 Fun B.B.Q. to visit in Kitchener-Waterloo.\n\nMy partner and I visited for lunch and enjoyed their \"family\" pit platter, with sides of fresh cut fries, beer battered onion rings, cornbread, collard greens, coleslaw, et cetera, all washed down with Ontario craft brews.  Wine list features very affordable Ontario wines.\n\nFriendly service, live music at nights, atmospheric decor.  One can't go wrong dining/drinking here.
__label__4 Awesome Cafe / Bakery /  Pizzeria, Owners are great!
__label__0 Was quoted 3-4 weeks...but it was actually SIX weeks. To top it off, the work was done poorly.\nSo after an additional 2 weeks, I get the call that it was redone. Problem was, now there are scratches on my gun.. When I point this out, I'm met with complete indifference. They could care less that a customer is unhappy. They actually told me to 'live with\" the horrible outcome.\n\nI would give this company ZERO stars, but yelp won't let me.
__label__0 Something has changed at this location...I'm a regular here and the drive thru service has been slow for the last 3 weeks...If doesn't improve looks like Dutch bros will be worth the trip.
__label__2 Definitely a step up from Philthy Phil's which, trust me, was truly filthy. They've actually done something with the room on other side of the bar, redone the bar itself, added brighter lighting and some flat screens and just given the place a much needed facelift. So the good news is I no longer feel like I'm going to contract hepatitis here.\n\nI came here during Raiders/Hip Hop night and there was a small but lively crowd dancing in the aforementioned room on the other side of the bar. I did feel suburbanly out of place in this urban environment because the bartender while nice enough definitely gave off a veteran tweaker vibe while I distinctly overhead his co-worker on the patio discuss a bite wound that was inflicted by another woman. While the severity of said bite was being debated among some of the patrons, there was what seemed to be a heated discussion about The Raiders going on between other patrons. I was unable to determine if that debate was loud but friendly or loud and hostile. At that point I decided it was best to go back inside and finish my beer.\n\nI had a pretty good buzz going on at  this point so I chose not to view these incidents as potential red flags and instead lingered to finish my beer. The rest of the crowd seemed to be having a good time and one of the gentlemen playing pool busted out some pretty sweet MJ moves when \"Billie Jean\"played.\n\nSo needless to say, I made it out in one piece and if nothing else, you now have a good idea if what a shit hole Philthy Phil's was if my account above constitutes a improvement. I do want to come back out of morbid curiosity on a non-Raiders night to see if the experience is at all different.
__label__2 My first and only trip to this place was about 2 months ago, but I am just getting around to making a review. I was in the mood for some flashy nails which I can't really get at my normal nail salon, so I figured I'd give this place a shot...\n\n1) The staff was nice\n2) It is a bit pricey..but hey, it's Vegas.\n3) My nails looked good, BUT I gave the technician a photo before he began and my finished nails looked NOTHING like what I asked for...which is why they didn't get a higher rating from me.  I'm all for second chances, and would possibly try them again when in the mood for some dramatic nail art... other than that I may stick with my usual.
__label__0 I really wanted to try this place but when I called today to make an appointment, the man simply said very impatiently that they \"were busy\" at the time I requested. Then he was silent. He did not offer any other available times or say another word. By the time I was starting to ask if they had any other openings on another day, he had hung up! I was so disappointed because of the incredible reviews. \n\nI'm not saying I won't call again to try and schedule, but that kind of phone etiquette, or lack thereof rather, made me very hesitant to do so.
__label__4 Incredible service and attention to detail. Each person in our group of 4 was thrilled with their manicures. Peter and his crew are perfectionists and artists, and are committed to what they do. \n\nIt was my twin sisters' birthdays, and they both received a complimentary bottle of wine! We're not from Vegas, but this will be a part of our itinerary every trip!
__label__3 I LOVE PIZZA!!! My friend and I ordered a pepperoni pizza for carry out. The pizza was sooo good! I love the crust, it's thick and buttery. I do have other favorite pizza places, but for the price this is awesome food. I'd order again.
__label__1 Ordered from them and was told an hour and ten min wait. It took well over an hour and a half and the people on the phone were short and didnt take any information from me when I called to tell them about the gate code. I had to remind them to contact the driver but it made no difference. They had one elderly driver due to what was told to me was because the younger people didnt want to work late. My pizza was hardly warm and I feel bad for the elderly delivery guy running pizzas.
__label__1 The pizza is decent. Middle of the road, New York style. Not the issue. \n\nThe Managers have horrible costumer service skills. And will curse You out on the phone and tell You to come get your pizza yourself. \n\nI ordered a pizza, total was eight or nine dollars. First question I was asked was if it was for delivery. I said yes, then gave my address. Two hours later, I almost forgot entirely, I call and ask about my\nPizza. I first asked if the order went through, I'm told it did, then I asked why it didn't get delivered, I was handed over to the GM, by this point I'm antsy, I ask who took my order and where is my pizza. The GM tells me the assistant manager took my order, and then when I asked why it didn't get delivered he cursed at me and told me to come pick it up myself and that I owed him money for the pizza and he wasn't remaking it. I hang up. Call back and ask what the minimum delivery order is and the girl tells me 10 dollars. I then asked if the assistant manager usually answers the phone, she said no. \n\nI wonder who messed this up. Sounds like the GM never trained the Assistant manager....
__label__4 Love their massages !! It's not a big place, but the service is great and their massotherapists are very good at what they are doing... I have been there a couple times now, they treated my shoulder and neck pain and now no more headaches :) definitely worth it!
__label__1 BW3s* is pretty much what you'd expect: run of the mill food and lots of TVs. I've been here several times, always to 'watch the game'. Their boneless wings are alright - not bad, but nothing special. Their other food is meh - the nachos aren't worth trying again, and the grilled chicken sandwich would have been better with less char and more sauce (isn't the sauce the pride of a wings place?). The draw of Buffalo Wild Wings is its central location and sharing-friendly finger food. \n\nThe best thing I've come across at BW3s is their recent Packer game raffles. For every Miller product you buy, you get a raffle ticket. There's a list of plays and their corresponding prizes - a free beer for every first down, 50 wings for a field goal, etc. The game last Sunday was extremely low-scoring and pretty boring, but they still called 10+ names in the second half. If you're going to be at BW3s anyway, it's not a bad addition to the game.\n\n*Everyone always asks why it's called BW3s when there are only two Ws. I looked up the answer. When it was founded, it was called Buffalo Wild WIngs & Weck (aka beef on weck, aka steak on a kummelweck roll). Now you know.
__label__1 All I can say is that in my 5 visits to Smashburger, they have never ONCE got our order right (and theres only 2 or 3 of us!)\n\nThe food is EXTREMELY over priced. A burger, fries, and drink will run you $11. \n\nTheir fries are not good. And while their burgers are tasty, theyre just too small. \n\n5 times was one too many. Will not be giving my money to this business anymore.
__label__3 I learned some interesting insights into the mob and crime in America. Always has been a fascination of mine, and I thought it was done well. The staff was all very helpful.  The displays were cool, I liked the courtroom especially I could actually FEEL the history in there and was impressed by the Laser and Light show. \n\nThe gift store was kind of cheesy, wish they had edgier merchandising, it was all mass produced crap. \n\nHope they clean up that area a bit more over the next few years (but not TOO Clean). Lots of shady people and unscrupulous individuals are in the area. A direct shuttle from the strip would be nice as well instead of taking the crackhead bus downtown!
__label__4 Be prepared to spend the day. There's an amazing amount of info and it's well presented.
__label__2 I found this museum difficult to follow. I was also over it halfway into the second floor. It is much bigger than you expect and because there is only a general trajectory holding the whole flow together, it jumps around a lot from place to place with lots and lots of disparate info that I had a really hard time keeping straight. There are lots of video presentations, which I do think helped tremendously, especially as I got through floors one and two and was sick of reading itty, bitty little info cards on the sides of pictures.
__label__3 I took advantage of a night where locals were admitted free of charge. I bit of a line outside but it moved quickly. The tour starts you on the third floor and you work your way down to the ground floor. The third floor was more of the history of the mafia from the beginning covering all different eras and cities. The second floor was dedicated to Las Vegas. It was great seeing all of the old photos and facts about this city. Even seeing some documentaries before it was exciting to see it again. The bottom floor was dedicated to the \" end\" of the mafia..wink wink. This floor was not as exciting as the first two. There were movies playing on floors three and two. There was too big of a crowd so we didn't stay for any but it looked like something the history channel played. The is a sweet place to visit if you like mafia information or like seeing how Las Vegas evolved.
__label__4 Way better than what I expected!  It's three floors of conspiracy, blood and bootlegging.  Parts of it are graphic so if you're squeamish, you may want to pass on the crime scene photos.  It could not be in a more apropos location than Vegas.  \n\nI got $2 off for checking in with Yelp.  It's a nice distraction from the casinos.
__label__4 Body Heat has kick started my fitness like no other workout facility has done before. I have started running, cross training, and  overall fallen in love with fitness. I am in love with with the classes and yes they are all Hot. The facility is very pretty and well kept, at times I wish there was a little more emphasis on sanitization but that's just me. \n\nI never thought I would love yoga but it has become the best part of my day. I also enjoy the hot Pilates, kettlebells, and bootcamp classes. Their candlelight class is a great way to unwind on Friday nights after a hectic week. Body Heat has become my sanctuary.
__label__4 Just like Thailand!  For anyone looking for the same experience this is the place!  Loved the fact that they had the loose yoga pants/top that you get to wear in the massage shops in Thailand and other Asian countries. \n\nHad the best girl tonight. Walked on my back, did the full stretching and my favorite part, the back adjustment. I walked out with a hot cup of jasmine tea relaxed and 2 inches taller. \n\nThe price is definitely worth the service that you get. These gals know what they're doing and do it well!
__label__3 Well I went in here looking for gifts for others, but only came out with stuff for myself....hummmm something is wrong with this picture! \nI love Ross stores, I shouldn't have even started looking for stuff for me, it get's me every time!
__label__2 I can''t get over the process it took to get my food ordered.  It seems as if no one there actually listens.  The guy on the phone did more talking than listening and was just spitting stuff out.  He asked me for my address and I started with \"1031\" and he'd interrupt along about the \"30\" part and say \"1069\"? So I had to go \"1\" pause for 5 seconds, 0, pause for 5 seconds because it was clear that he was a moron and didn't want to hear me to begin with.  THAN, the driver calls me and says he can't find me the address was wrong.  THEY PUT FLYERS ON MY DOOR!!  The food was \"okay\" but I think from now on I will go with Chopsticks Express, better food and not all the hassle.
__label__1 Meh, I've experienced better. But here's the thing. It's in my neighborhood and it's quick Chinese. What more can I say? \n\nI ordered the Veggie Lo Mein. The thing I loved about it, that I don't find in most, is that it was packed full of veggies. The thing I did not love was that the flavor was a little bit soy and a lot grease. Don't get me wrong, I know grease has it's place in take-out Chinese, but I'd like a little more flavor to my grease. Ya get what I'm sayin'?\n\nIf it wasn't in my hood probably wouldn't be back. Since it is, I'll see ya when I'm lazy and didn't make dinner (which probably means next week).
__label__4 Stopped by Citizen today with my Dad. I frequented this spot a few times when it was Lola. Love that there are more pastries now and it was fun watching the new in-house baker do her thing behind the counter. The Hive with almond milk was the best non-dairy latte I've ever tasted! Dad gave his scone 5 stars. Great job! Looking forward to seeing what happens with this shop in the future.
__label__3 The shop was shutting down for the summer, outside temperatures raged in the triple digits but inside the hipster buzzards picked over the remnants of the shop's merch like bloodthirsty carrion, tearing and clawing at the scraps of vintage rags with a greedy abandon. I awkwardly shuffled about with a smirk on my face, musing to myself at the scene. I'd been dragged here by two young women whom I'd recently considered renting a house with, and after a day spent real estate browsing in the summer's swelter the ladies needed a brief respite to shop. Thankfully the store's owners had anticipated gentlemen such as myself and had supplied the shop with a relatively comfortable couch for me to sit and wait upon.\n  It didn't take long for me to find what I wanted, as I assume most men shop I immediately spotted the few gems amongst a sea of recycled clothes and fashion ephemera of days gone by. In this little closet boutique you'll find a veritable sea of ladies items and a few racks of mens clothes cordoned off to a side corner. I managed to find an old levi's jean jacket at half off, probably won't get to bust that out until the end of November but I anticipate that with glee. I also managed to spot a King Crimson tee shirt with the howling face of their 1969 debut album's cover emblazoned across the front, the store's owners had safety pinned a handmade price tag on the collar with a misnomer label \"Pink Floyd's the Wall T\" chuckling to myself I decided I'd use it as a bookmark later.\n  The ladies shopped for what seemed like hours and I played with the daughter of one of the girls to pass the time, feeding her a cheerio one at a time as she desperately pawed at my neon orange fanta bottle. The whole store being half off I knew we'd be there a while as the girls sifted through the goods, I day dreamed about the Karmann Ghia parked in the lot out front, doomed to live out it's days as a mere marketing piece advertising the store. I empathized with that car, I imagined how it had lived out its youth probably speeding down the pacific coast highway only to languish in idle retirement as a show piece for the shop it was betrothed to, and in a way I suppose that's how a lot of us end up. Is it better to burn out, careening off the cliffs of life's pacific coast highways or to fade away in the parking lot's of sunny strip malls? Perhaps I'll never know
__label__2 Had lunch there today. Good food, however the girl at the register could have been much friendlier. Much improvement needed at the register. Again food was good.
__label__0 Dirty tables, soiled floors, and bad food.  According to a dated publication posted on the restaurant's wall,  it was the owner's long time dream to open a restaurant.  The publication shocks me for two reasons: the restaurant is dirty and the food is awful... that doesn't feel dreamy to me.   I ordered the sliders.  The wife ordered a turkey club sandwich.  Safe bets considering this is our first visit.  It was hard to find an open table and that's not because the restaurant was busy (at the top of the lunch hour, we were the only patrons)... we couldn't find a clean table.  I guess the dream didn't factor in employees who would rather drink lattes and watch football games than clean tables and floors.  Then came the food. The sliders were clumsily made, the onion straws were cold,  and the mac n' cheese was unseasoned and bland.  My wife's  sandwich was mediocre and  elementary (in my lazy college days, I made better sandwiches with half the sobriety of the restaurant cooks... granted I'm making a big assumption). In short, save your money and spare yourself the nightmare... find another spot.
__label__0 A family member brought a sandwich from here and found a pubic hair in it. When she took it back and told them, they laughed at her. If I could shut this place down I would! Disgusting, immature staff.
__label__2 The service was good. The restaurant is nice and clean. But the food is WAY over priced for what you get. Their chicken sandwich was great, however the fact that they charged $2.50 to add 3 of the tiniest slices of avocado i've ever seen, is ridiculous. Also the portion of fries that comes with it was tiny as well. I got the steak fries which were around $7.99 for a small basket of fries with some cheese and fake bacon bits. Not worth it. The place wasn't horrible but definitely far from amazing. We won't be going back.
__label__1 Over the past few months, the service has gotten worse.  Upon reading some of the recent comments, I'm seeing the same issues with inconsistency.\n\nUsually there's something wrong with the order.  For example, we ordered the \"spot\" chicken tonight with no bacon or onions and add avocado.   It came with bacon, onions and no avocado.  How do you mess that up?\n\nSometimes it'll come with a fries instead of a salad, even though the menu says it clearly comes with salad.    \n\nThe food is mediocre at best and when the order isn't right, it's just not worth it anymore.
__label__4 Marc Stephen Salon was previously Flourish Salon and Spa and was recommended to me by a friend that recently had a wonderful experience with her cut and color.  My appointment was for a cut and color with Markis who is from New York and has been doing hair for more than 20 years.  Markis made me feel very comfortable, he consulted with me thoroughly to find out what I wanted my end-result to be.  I wanted him to get rid of the brassiness in my blonde and give me a more youthful cut.  Markis explained that he has had extensive experience with blondes and I could tell he was eager to get started.  During the color process I felt very comfortable in Markis' confidence and could tell he was very experienced.  Once my color and toner was done processing he started my cut and again, his confidence made me feel relaxed and at ease with the hair that was falling to the floor!  By the time he finished styling my new \"do\" I was so excited I couldn't wait to get home and show my honey!  I walked out of the salon with exactly what I was hoping for and can't brag about Markis enough!\n\n\n\n Send to a Friend \n Link to This Review
__label__2 Ate breakfast with friends.  The french toast was overwhelming!  More than any one person should eat!  The bacon is the best in town.  Compares favorably with ihop across the street and would pick indy over a chain anytime.\n\nWill go again if just to try the bacon doughnuts!
__label__1 Kitschy name, cute concept, a little indie place in an area consumed by monolithic chains -- Oink really had all the potential in the world. \n\nThe space is simple, open, and clean, although very sparse --  what some may interpret as modern simply reeked of half-assedness to me. \"Hey, let's throw some pink paint on one wall and call it a day!\" The bathrooms had fancy schmancy modern sinks and fixtures, although the weekly cleaning form on the back of the door was, disconcertingly, completely blank.\n\nThe service was super average, better than I expected considering I had heard it was atrocious. My breakfast-loving SO and I did our usual, each of us getting our own separate egg things followed by a shared short stack of blueberry pancakes. My omelet was nice, steaming hot and full of nice fresh veggies. The home fries on the side, though, were cold. The English muffin was barely toasted, also cold, and so slathered in butter it was slippery. My SO inhaled most of his Hollandaise-slathered Benedict, but let's face it, he'd slurp down a dog turd if it was drenched in Hollandaise. The pancakes were completely and utterly unremarkable, as was the OJ (watery and bitter) and coffee. \n\nThe sucker punch was the bill: with tip, over $40 for two for breakfast. If I wanted to shell out $40 for breakfast, I would stay in my own hood and go to Taylor's where I know the food will be spectacular and the service top-notch. Alternatively, I could go to IHOP across the street, where I know the food will be reliably above average for half the price.\n\nSorry, Oink, your prices make you little piggies. You've gotta step up your game, because no one wants to pay Paradise Valley prices for a Glendale experience.
__label__1 The service was friendly but VERY poor.  We had to ask for water 4 times.  My friend ordered the Southwest omelette scrambled.  I created my own egg white scramble with spinach, tomato, jalapeno, pepper jack cheese and avocado.  We both ordered wheat toast and hash browns well done.  A different waiter brought us our breakfast. His was an omelet not scrambled but ate it anyway.  My was egg omelet not egg white scrambled no avocado, raw hash browns and no toast.  We sent it back but before we received it our original waiter brought us the check without checking on us and made a comment how I ate mine pretty fast.  The order came out again without the avocado, wheat toast and no jelly.  We had to ask twice for the bacon donut  holes (Yum!) which he finally brought but seemed a little confused as to what exactly they were.  He did have the manager remove our two Bloody Mary's.  We did noticed two other tables that this waiter had also had problems.  We will try this place again as the food was pretty good once we got it but hopefully we will get the right food at the same time and better service.
__label__1 I've been here a handful of times and each time my experience has been average.  I primarily continue to come here because it's only a few blocks from my house and it's an easy place to meet clients for meetings. However, having said all of that, I highly doubt I'll be back after my experience this morning.\n\nI arrived this morning to read the paper and relax.  I always order the huevos rancheros because it's always been good to me.  I've had clients who have ordered other items on the menu and have been very disappointed (I have had two friends order a dish that came with a biscuit--each time, the biscuits had the consistency of a rock).  Anyway, for whatever reason, I decided to live dangerously and order something else.  I ordered the egg white omelet with home fries and whole wheat toast.  It arrived and was nothing unique or off-the-charts.  But hey, it tasted good.  After I was done polishing that off, I still had a hankering (yeah, that's right--a hankering) for something else.  Considering how full I was, I needed something small.  I remembered seeing blueberry pancakes on the menu, so I asked my server how many came with a side order.  He told me a stack of two or four. I asked him if they were gigantic and he said no, they were typical pancakes.  I put in an order for two.  When they arrived they looked good, but like everything else here, were nothing special.  Imagine my surprise when I cut into the short stack and realized only one of them had blueberries in it.  Oh well, what the hell; I ate them both.  After many attempts to get a coffee refill (I was seated on the patio--if you like refills, don't sit there) I gave up and looked at the check.  (Side note: The servers here immediately give you the check after your food arrives.  Their reasoning is that they don't want you to have to wait for the check.  I don't buy it.  I feel rushed when they do this. In fact, they tell you \"No rush\" when they put it on the table, so clearly I'm not the only one that has wondered about this.)  The check was pretty straightforward, except for the charge related to my two blueberry pancakes (sans blueberries).  For some reason, my server accidentally charged me for the blueberry pancake meal, or so I thought, since he charged me $6.99 for the dish.  I asked about it, and guess what?  It was not a mistake.  This place has the audacity to charge $7 for TWO PANCAKES!!!  What the heck is in them that they cost $3.50 a piece?  Before I wrote this review, I called IHOP  (yes, IHOP--they're across the street from Oink, so they're competition and the food quality is comparable) and asked them how much their double blueberry pancake side costs.  A stack of two costs $3.79 and a stack of four costs $6.99.  Can you explain that to me?  Same size, same ingredients, same zip code, hell, the same street, but Oink charges DOUBLE!  Anyway, considering the outrageous prices, the average service (servers are nice, but not very quick with the refills, or anything else, except the check), and the average/slightly above average food, I feel like I can do better.  IHOP, here I come!
__label__3 This is one of our favorite places to go.  Good food, love the omelets and of course the bacon.  Good coffee.  Service can depend on who's area you are seated in, but over all we haven't had a bad experience.  Make sure if you go at lunch that you order before any big groups, it can take a while.
__label__0 If you want a good breakfast in Phoenix don't go to the Oink Cafe. Go to the Butterfield Restaurant on 7388 E. Shea Blvd in Scottsdale, AZ about seven minutes away.  Had breakfast at the Oink Cafe got lousy service,  greasy link sausages and hash browns,  and mmisoma made with cheap Cupcake champagne. I had ordered patties sausages and got links. My wife ordered mmisoma so I asked for one too. Lucky the server forgot mines. My wife had barely drunk hers and offered me to taste it. The mmisoma was bitter due to the champagne. The server brought us our bill, first time returning after bringing our breakfast. I told her about the sausage, hash browns, mmisoma, etc. She spoke with her manager and took 10% off the bill. That was a joke! It was coded military/senior. I'll over 60 and look every bit. I was already entitled to a 10% discount. Just go to Butterfield Restaurant for a superb breakfast and fantastic service.
__label__4 The manager and his crew are the best. I personally hate every mechanic I encounter due to their arrogance and poor performance but Hamid and his crew are the BEST I have encountered. Not only they fixed my 09 Jetta but paid my deductible for my warranty. So nothing came out of pocket. Will bring my friends and family to his honest business in the future. \n\nThis review is about six months late and I still have no problems with my car. I don't say corny stuff but thanks Bussy Buggy.
__label__4 The owner, Samir, used to own a shop by my house that was awesome! Now he is here and I am happy to have found him.  Very upfront, reasonable and complementary coffee, tea, soda and snacks.  This guy is a real pro and has the certificates hanging on the wall to prove it.
__label__4 After seeing Hamid post abut someone's bad experience, Hamid are you still the owner?  I was told that you sold the shop.  Although I had good service I still was sad to hear that you left because you made my first experience there so wonderful.\n\nThey did it again........I LOVE LOVE LOVE BUSY BUGGY.  Seriously if you are having any car troubles, take it here.  Last night I received a ck chg system on my message board in the HHR.  What in the world does that mean?!?!?!  I called and he said it may be a loose wire but probably the alternator is going.  GREAT!  Plz let me make it to the shop in the morning because who wants to be stuck somewhere in 100+ degree weather...surely not me.  I was there about 7:10 (they open at 7:30) and Ezequieo (the NEW OWNER) was opening the shop.  I was willing to wait but he said no come on in.  He took it right back and sure enough, alternator.  Almost $600.00 but because I trust them from the last time they worked on my car, I didn't care.  DO IT!  I asked if anyone could take me home since it would be a few hours and of course he offered.  He was very sweet, nice conversation so I didn't feel like I was in a car with a stranger although I was lol.  Curiosity always gets the best of me so of course I called Pep Boys, $807.00 and Meinike was $625.00.  They've beat prices yet again.  A few hours later, my baby was ready.  Blasted the air, radio and drove full speed to make sure it wouldn't come back on.....of course the waiting area is clean with free refreshments.  THANK YOU AGAIN BUSY BUGGY.  You are AWESOME!!!  See you in a few weeks for my brakes!
__label__0 Food is overpriced. Service is awful. They give you two tiny pieces of bread with a sizeable appetizer, but when you ask for more bread, they act like you're robbing them. They are all incredibly rude, including the chef. Terrible ambiance, no music. Trying to be New York. Waste of time, head to Herb Box, right around the corner.
__label__1 Every time I come here (seriously, every single time), there are cops out front. Usually, multiple cars. I'm not sure if I should feel safe or be concerned.\n\nIt's a Walmart. They are pretty much all the same. You can find pretty much anything here. This location is kind of tricky to get in and out of it because it's on Independence Boulevard. If you're not paying attention, you can very easily fly by it. If you're not careful leaving, you may get mowed over by traffic.\n\nEvery time I ask for help looking for something, I end up on a strange scavenger hunt all over the store. So, I tend to just search it out on my own. The workers are usually nice, though. \n\nCheck the Walmart website. I've found you can get a lot of things cheaper online than you can in the store itself. They also have items online that are not available in the store.
__label__0 STAY AWAY unless you're desperate for gas like i was. They don't accept credit cards at the pump and if u use a debit card it's an extra charge. After wasting time figuring out they don't take credit cards I went and had to pay there. When I came back out, the gas price was higher than what was advertised. I did not have time to go back in and ask wtf but I'm sure the clerk would say it's because I paid with credit card!? TOTAL SCAM and it's a dump. Seriously, more so than normal gas stations.  Lol
__label__0 Absolutely the worst place, If you are trying to loose your ride take it her. My wife took my Passat for oil change for the past 9 month!!! When she found they refill the synthetic for the of the service...!!!! Right? Sounds like great deal... Not knowing they are using recycled oil or something... I found out when my Passat had starting making noise and the engine starting making loud noise!!! The oil change did not last 100 miles!!! The oil that the dealer showed me was black dark, thick and dirty. Now why after 100 mile from an oil change do I see a synthetic oil as dark as tar... Save money and your car. Never would I bring my cars to this place.
__label__1 Not authentic mexican food as advertise, disappointed.\nBurn beef, hard to bite commercial flour tortilla, nothing to be excited about, maybe the only mexican is the owner, sad.
__label__4 I recently moved to this side of town. I had heard great things about Blue dog food. My mastiff mix is currently on a Science Diet. An employee named Dave saw me looking at Blue, since I was thinking of switching my dog's food. He gave me the history of Blue and details about the food which confirmed what I had heard. He even got me a cart to put the bags of food in, since I had to get a small bag of hers to transition. Multiple employees also helped. Very friendly place. This will be my new store. Thank you for your great customer service!
__label__3 I want tons of ingredients in my ramen.  I'm the one with multiple ticket toppings when using the ramen coin order machines in Japan.  Extra, extra, extra!!  The deluxe ramen was my only choice.  I already plan on getting even more of their fantastic chashu next time.\n\nI'm not big on miso ramen.  Not that I dislike it but it's never my first choice.  The shio was great and I thoroughly enjoyed every slurp of the noodles.  My wife opted for the miso butter corn ramen, a northern Japan specialty, which she liked a lot. \n\nBased on the Yelp buzz, it was a flat out guarantee to see a Yelper in the house.  Nice seeing My and Thao T with their little, future food connoisseur in tow!\n\nSolid ramen place but I felt like my meal was incomplete without a big bottle of Asahi Super Dry (no liquor license yet?) and good gyoza.  The gyoza was below average.  I definitely like this place over Monta.  My wife refuses to step into Anime due to the manga otaku factor so I can't compare that yet.  My deluxe ramen might come out to $16 on future trips.
__label__3 Close comparison to monta Ramen bigger servings and more broth with more selections. The place is definitely bigger than Monta Ramen each has a unique take on Ramen noodles and each are good. We just had Sora Ramen on the weekend although they do need to get more servers for the place since its packed all the time, Packed meaning its really good :). Otherwise what they lack in service they more than make up for it in quality and price. I would recommend this place to anyone who wants Ramen.
__label__4 best ramen i've had. i always order their chasu miso ramen, but have also tried the extra spicy and deluxe. i have only tried their miso broth because its so good.  the miso broth is very flavorful and comes out hot, their pork is thick cut and break apart in ur chopstick tender and the noodles are delicious, a great texture. definitely a regular here. better than monta, anime ramen, or anywhere i've eaten in the bay area, hawaii, etc. nothing can compare! Im sitting at home craving it right now but can't have it yet because they're not open for another 4 hours!
__label__3 Decent thickness and nice roast of chashu. Spicy misco doesn't go over the good taste of soup but I would still prefer the original. I will not order Gyoza next time because I am  going to save space for the ramen.
__label__4 After living in Japan for 4 years, I'm very particular about the kind of ramen I eat. However, Ramen Sora blew my taste buds. The corn butter ramen with miso broth was decadent, rich, and literally melted in my mouth. I get it everytime I come here. It's average price, about $8-$10 a bowl, but it is so worth it.
__label__0 I don't understand why people would like this place..... this place is horrible!!!!!!!!!!!!!! the broth!!!! gosh!!!!! it was disgusting. it has that weird smell..... and that roast pork!!! gosh is that roast pork!!!!??? do they know what roast pork is!!!??? now it makes me feel like yelp is unauthentic!!!!!
__label__1 Honestly wasn't the best ramen I've tried in Vegas. The gyozas (pot stickers) weren't as crispy and the broth was a little too oily for me. This is coming from a native Japanese girl so, yeah.
__label__3 Pretty good Ramen if not a bit pricey, but still wayyyyyyyy cheaper than the strip.  Not too oily and the broth and meat were perfect.  I had the delux shio, though I was a bit bummed by the size of a standard.  I think next time, I'll get a non deluxe option and bump it up to a large for just a buck more.
__label__4 This place continues to amaze me, the screaming is awesome......what is really great is the leftovers after a couple days....even better...the flavors are unlike any others anywhere, fabulous.....
__label__3 Found this place via amazon local. $27 coupon for $53.00 value. Ambiance was great, large tv for TV viewing, hookah next door, and a full bar. The menu was reasonably priced. We literally had to find something else to use the total value of the coupon. There was only one wait staff, so service was slow. I ordered a vegetarian entree and it was great. I will return min the future.
__label__4 McKenzie is a Rock Star!!! She is super fun, easy to chat to and very stylish! She listened to everything I did not want but I gave her free range to give me something new. I really appreciated that she did not take me too far from my element but it was very fresh & new for me. After my appointment I loved the new look so much.. I HAD TO GO OUT AND SHOW IT OFF! She took my boring straight, no volume blonde to a SEXY, fun, vibrant blonde! McKenzie was exactly who I needed to find as my new stylist in Vegas. She can really bring sexy back! Thank you McKenzie!
__label__1 This mini version of Sephora is located inside JCPENNEYs lower level floor near mall entrance.  That's a good thing, that way you don't have to waste time wading thru the store to get to it.\n\nNot so good is the inventory.  Its a small space so they only carry the more popular items and just the basics in some of their product lines. Still I think it's great they have Sephora here. \n\nF grade as far as customer service goes.  I counted 5 sales reps at the cash wrap.  2 were busy at the registers. The other 3 were just standing there talking. Personal business.  \n\nI must've had my invisible coat on since I had to squeeze my way thru between the ladies to check out the fragrances they were standing in front of. Still not one of them acknowledged my existence. I didn't see the fragrance I wanted but I know they carry Tocca at Sephora in Town Square.  I was looking for it s good 3 minutes. That was a potential $100 sale lost. Not sure if their employees are affiliated with JCP, but if they are, all management has to do is check out the tapes from LP..you'll see how \"helpful\" your employees are.
__label__0 I received a confirmation email March 1st from Cleaning Arizona for Move In/Out Service March 12th btwn 8-9am. This service has been a no call/no show. I've left messages on their answering service twice, and emailed them a copy of their confirmation email with hopes of rescheduling services. No response. This has been an incredibly unprofessional and inconvenient experience considering I have just relocated to California as of Sunday and the person who'll be renting my house in AZ is waiting to move in once the house is cleaned. I've already requested a refund for this Yelp deal. Beware!
__label__2 The place is jam packed with stuff I do not need, but fun to look over.
__label__4 Love this place..always new things to see. Can spend hours here...always bring just a little bit of cash, or else I'll spend alot of money here
__label__1 so far, this is the most deceptive yelp rating we have found. this is NOT a 4.5 star mexican restaurant., and it really isn't even a 3 star eatery. our start here was good, with tasty chips and salsa and a kind waitress whose english was very shaky (all of which we took as a promising sign).  we had high hopes as we waited far too long for our food, but the warning signs were already there; the worst margaritas ever, not even one other party arriving for dinner, and a drab dining room that looked much better in the photos. when the food finally did come, it was just disappointing.  and while the salsa that came with the chips was good, both the red sauce, and green sauce that was brought to the table with the food were both lousy. the beans were salty, the rice was weird, and i believe the taco shells were from a box. not one in our party of 5 were the slightest bit impressed with the food quality. not sure why it's so difficult to find decent mexican food in this town, but it is! steer far away from el ranchero, it's one of the poorest i have ever been to. cannot believe that some people ranked it so highly! the only one in the east valley has received rave reviews from us so far, has been \"susies mexican cafe\" in east tempe. take the drive!
__label__4 Excellent! Small and quiet, friendly staff and amazing food! The rice is especially delicious. The salsa has a kick and hit of lime- devine! The Chile Relleno was delicious and presented beautifully. The chicken fajitas were marinated and moist and juicy!\n\nCheck out the women's bathroom for a laugh.
__label__1 We tried Jet's on two separate occasions because its location is close by. \nNone of the 3 pizzas we tried tasted bad, but I thought there was absolutely  no freshness or \"natural goodness\" to any of it. Instead, artificial flavoring and junk food is what came to my mind. \n\nHere's a hint : when you make a pizza with with good, fresh ingredients you don't need to offer 8 kinds of \"flavorized\" (sic) crust.\n\nps it may look vaguely like Sicilian , from a distance ... if you squint your eyes ... but it's definitely NOT Sicilian pizza. Good grief.
__label__3 Jets is delicious. You will not find any pizza place in town that gives better pizza than Jets. As a frequent goer, I recommend the 8 corner pepperoni with cheese on the crust. Also, the barbecue chicken will not disappoint.
__label__4 I ordered Prima Chicken sandwich with a side order of Hummus.\nBoth of them were delicious.\nThe sandwich on ciabatta bread was so very good and tasty.\n\nThough this is not a middle-east restaurant the hummus was very good.\nThe service was very friendly.
__label__3 4 stars, because I'm a little picky with my 5 stars for when places make me want to hustle rides and instigate with people to get back somewhere.\n\nThe pesto chicken was decent like others said (I prefer D'Lish's more), and the tuna melt makes me want to rethink my strategy on healthy food and add more gooey, melty cheese to things...\nbut what stood out to me as more \"craving worthy\" was the avocado turkey. The croissant was buttery and flaky and had really nice flavors with the aioli and avocado. So good.\nI did try the California toast and wasn't the biggest fan of the sundried tomatoes on top... just something about them. But I like that any menu item with avocado usually has a generous helping of it.\n\nI really like the hummus too (and the pita bread pieces that come with it, though don't let them get cold or else they'll be hard as rocks)- it's plain hummus with the sauce of your choice drizzled at the bottom of the cup and on top. I tried the garlic and the prickly heat (though it's a lot more sweet than spicy) and both were tasty. The garlic wasn't \"my coworkers are going to hate me in our afternoon meeting\" strong, so luckily they can just hate me for calling afternoon meetings. For $2.50 it was a nice side to my sandwich to make my meal of sandwich+hummus more filling.\nYou'll probably find that it's \"just enough\" food - you won't get stuffed or squelch a ravenous appetite.\n\nI've tried a sample of their Java Mocha Blast and it was pretty good. There are similar drinks at Coffee Plantation and D'Lish, so much so that it gets hard to rank them but this one has a stronger coffee flavor and adds Nutella for their own unique twist to the peanut butter+banana+mocha.\n\nOh and it might be good to note that they serve the full menu the whole time they're open, so maybe next time I'll grab breakfast at lunchtime.\n\nOne downside is that they seem to run out of the hummus often by lunchtime :(
__label__4 cute place. great food!
__label__4 Came here on Nelson's UYE, and I am extremely glad I came. I've driven by this stand many times. Tonight was the opportunity to finally try this place. After following Nelson's advice, I tried the tacos al pastor, or as many as you know it as the \"gyro taco\". While this place offers many different types of tacos, the star here is the tacos al pastor. I can safely tell you that this is probably the best taco I have ever had in my life. The meat itself is truly remarkable. The flavors are so complex and bold, yet very well balanced. And the side sauces are unforgivingly spicy and authentic. Mix that in with the pickled vegetables, and you will have yourself an amazing meal for 2 dollars. This is a great deal. Cash Only!! I cannot wait to come back and get some more al pastor here! Thank you Nelson!!!
__label__2 If you read all my Yelp reviews so far, you will find that the majority of them cover barbecue joints. Yes, we like barbecue. My wife and I each have a sibling living in Austin, Texas, so we think we know the real deal when we taste it. Dickey's isn't quite that, but it's a nice addition to the Madison 'cue scene and I hope it's here to stay. \n\nThe meats have a good smoke flavor and they're tender, if sometimes overcooked. But that's to be expected in a fast-food/fast-casual place where I'm not sure the meats are smoked in-house daily. They might be smoked elsewhere and delivered, but for the price, that's OK. The ribs and brisket are worth ordering. The chicken is a grilled breast you can get anywhere.\n\nThe sauces (original, spicy), are served hot, just like in Texas, and they're of that thinner, Texas consistency. I like them. The option to top your meal with jalapenos and onions is also very Texas-like, but the smoked sausage isn't. The slaw and potato salad are decent sides; the others are unremarkable. \n\nDickey's offers free soft-serve ice cream where the most clever among us can make a root beer float in our big yellow drink cups. Kids eat free on Sundays with each adult meal purchased. We are always satisfied when we leave. What more can you expect for under $20?
__label__2 My wife & I went this buffet restaurant for lunch recently. In our opinion, we sampled many dishes, including the Mongolian Barbecue & also the sushi.  All dishes are average.  The waitress was friendly.
__label__0 I had such a horrible experience with Margie as my midwife. I chose her because she had so much experience and knowledge and came with good recommendations, big mistake. As my due date grew near, I realized that a majority of the time during my prenatal appointments with her were spent by Margie talking about HERSELF - her pregnancies, her health problems, her family history. Many of my concerns were brushed off and she was condescending because this was my first pregnancy. Meanwhile she would contradict herself and did not remember details about my pregnancy or my family or my medical history. I had already been paying a significant amount of money for her services, so I felt that I was stuck with her. When the big day(s) finally arrived, I truly regretted hiring this lazy woman. I ended up in labor for three days and she only came over once for about 10 minutes. I had a horrendous labor that was not progressing, and despite this Margie was not concerned about the well being of my child. On the third day of labor, when she didn't come check my baby's heart rate or check on me, I went to the hospital. I was suffering from exhaustion and dehydration, and my baby was in distress. Margie harassed my family to let her into my house to get her things while I was in the hospital, but couldn't care less about calling me to ask about my health or my daughter's health. She was supposed to provide postnatal care and lactation consulting, but we haven't heard from her. After all was said and done, we paid her $300 an hour to talk about HERSELF!!!
__label__2 Tried this place for the first time tonight. I really enjoyed the key lime pie's creaminess and the crust was awesome. The blueberry fruit pie I got for my wife had a good crust but the filling itself was average. I might return to this shop to try some of the other pies but I wouldn't go out of my way for it.
__label__1 The first time I went here, I had a good experience. But when I went recently, I had a bad experience, by eyebrow's was not done well, it looked bad. The manager just left some inexperienced person to do, without monitoring. If you want to get more business, please try to provide good service to all of your customers.
__label__0 Very bad service.  Their payment method is very strict.  They charge about double what you would pay in Chinatown.  They aren't interested in repeat customers as they are rude.
__label__4 Incredible customer service! Scheduled them for an airport pick-up before Thanksgiving. They called to let me know driver was delayed and to keep me ontime, reimbursed me for my fare in another cab.
__label__3 Delicious food.  If you are opting out of wine, try the cucumber honey lemonade.  It is so crisp and refreshing!  You cannot go wrong with the bruschetta--my favorite is the roasted pepper and goat cheese.  I could have done without the toddlers on either side of us, but hey, when in Gilbert.
__label__4 YUM!  The whole meal I kept saying this is the kind of food I love!  Flavorful, Fresh and sooooooo YUMMMY!    We shared one appetizer with soft pretzels, sausage, cheese, etc- YUMM!  I had the pick 2-  Prosciutto and Brie and the Raspberry Chicken salad- again YUM!
__label__1 Gilbert, if you like a wine list of literally ten wines, a menu consisting of bread and bread byproducts, 40 year old Gilbert moms trying to look cool, and whiffing the smell of a far greater restaurant next door i.e. Liberty Market or Joe's, then Postino East is the way to go.\n\nI heard of Postino while reading another great issue of Phoenix Magazine while getting my hair trimmed at Great Clips. Hmm I said. This restaurant sounds intriguing.\n\nMaking my way to the Gotham City of the desert, Gilbert, i maneuvered my Mini Cooper through the thriving metropolis, and parked in one of Postino's well graveled parking spots.\n\nIt was then I entered Gilbert's version of a wine cafe. When I drink wine at a wine bar I expect it to taste like the nectar of the gods, unfortunately at Postino's this isn't the case. Their wine list is less insignificant then Tim Meadows's career. With so little to choose from I ended up ordering a wine I've never tasted before; a risky proposition to be sure. My wine ended up tasting like the liquid equivalent of Journey without Steve Perry.\n\nAfter emptying the reminder of my wine in one of Postino's urinals, I decided to eat some food. I ordered the bruschetta sampler in which i get to pick out four different kinds of flour based goodness. The pesto salami was definitely my favorite; sort of like Michael Winslow being my favorite in the Police Academy films.\n\nThe atmosphere is interesting the say the least; if you enjoy looking at women with sun spots and 8 year old twins and the creepy men checking them out from across the room then this is your spot.\n\nI'll pass and stick with Joe's across the street.
__label__4 Love this place. The bruschetta is awesome
__label__2 The bruschetta here is top notch, but I actually enjoyed Postino Central more, and the reason had more to do with the overall experience than the food. The one thing my husband and I really didn't enjoy about our trip to Postino East is that the restaurant itself is a little crammed, and where we were seated, we kept getting bumped into by servers and other guests going to the bathroom or the bar. It really kind of ruined the romantic vibe of the restaurant and made our date night feel a lot less intimate.
__label__1 I hate to give such a terrible review for a restaurant I love, but the food and wine just can't make up for the horrible service we received tonight. We sat at the outside bar, and he first bartender, Patrick, was wonderful. Attentive, pleasant, and made sure we didn't go more than a few minutes without acknowledgement (and he was busy!). Unfortunately, 30 minutes into our stay, he was tasked with other items and Steve took over. We went about 30 minutes with no acknowledgement whatsoever. We had empty glasses and tried repeatedly to gain his attention, but he apparently thought it was more important to hit on a girl at the other side of the bar than pay attention to his customers. Even when our friend joined us, he didn't take notice - another server stepped in and asked us if we needed anything. Overall it was quite a disappointing experience, especially from somewhere we frequent and have grown to enjoy. I'm sure I will be back, but I will avoid the bar if Steve is working.
__label__4 My husband and I love coming here for HH to download from the day. Postino's has great food, wine and atmosphere. We always sit at the bar and are very well taken care of by Patrick and Dan.  We stick to the bruschetta board but have tried the roast beef, turkey and chicken sandwiches and they are pretty tasty as well.  The salads are good also but I prefer a sandwich or board.
__label__3 Great spot for drinks and noshing...\n\nNow if the other people in front of me in line would just go away....
__label__4 Anyone who rates this restaurant anything less than 5 stars needs to go to the doctor and get their brain checked. The customer service and food is always on point and they are so consistent. Time and time again my wife and I go and we never have one complaint. They have an amazing formula going on there and if they remain on too of their game, they will be there for a long time.
__label__4 Love it. From out of town needed a mani pedi and they were great. Close to the strip and great quality nail work. Friendly staff
__label__4 The food is so yum O!!! Everything I have tried is amazing!!! I love pho and I gotta tell ya the magic is in the broth. When I'm feeling down or feel sickness coming on, pho is my go to comfort food. The broth can heal a broken heart :) The spring rolls are fresh and creative. I usually go with the shrimp and pork but recently tried the avocado and tofu, they were so good. My friend ordered the shaken beef stir fry. She was surprised and pleased with her dish. Marinated filet mignon, fresh saut\u00e9ed vegetables, and jasmine rice. I stole a couple of bites and definitely decided that's what im ordering next time. The prices are great for the amount of food your served. The staff is awesome and are always willing to accommodate. I think it was meant to be, that they opened up right down the street from me. It's my favorite place to go for cocktails and food. They have a great happy hour and reverse happy hour, 1/2 off drinks and discounts on appetizers.
__label__2 Update to my last review: the management contacted me via Yelp the same day to apologize. Their chef mixed up the beef stew sourdough bread with the baguettes, which is why my sandwich was a disaster.  They offered to bring me back for another meal (on them) but unfortunately I had already left town. \n\nKudos to them for taking customer satisfaction seriously! I'll try again when I'm back in town.
__label__1 The place was dead upon entering which should've been a warning to us. Didn't eat here but wanted Vietnamese ice coffee. Paid $10 (+tax and tip) for two coffee. It tasted bland, burnt, and bitter. I threw mine away. Been to many Vietnamese restaurants here in Arizona for coffee and it's usually really good but not here. The best I had was in phoenix where I paid $2.70 for coffee and it was quick and flavorful. Never coming back here!
__label__0 Sadly, I will have to take this location off my option list.  I will stick with the Sahara or Fashion Show location.  So convenient to my work place but after three days in less then a week of stopping by for some treats only to be greeted with a closed venue I am going to have to give up.  I'm just not down for making another wasted trip.
__label__0 The indv. to cut my hair was sent out to buy picture frames during my appointment time.  The salon has my phone number but elected not to call me.  After waiting 30 min, I left.  There was no damage control call or effort of any kind to apologize.  Perhaps they didn't want me as a customer.  After all, I did come in regularly, pay my bill, tip well and refer others to their business.  Yeah, I can see why it played out this way.  Well done, indeed!
__label__4 I had to get the carpets cleaned in the house I was moving out of and my neighbor referred me to these guys. All I can say is if you want to deal with true professionals, not the typical Las Vegas service company, call Noble. \nThey were on time, polite, professional and most importantly did a great job. \nWhen its time to get the carpets cleaned at my new place, I know exactly who I will be calling!
__label__1 This cafe is where you will find every Vegas cab driver eating breakfast. Next time I want steak and eggs I will make sure not to ask a taxi driver lol Walked in with my 2 female friends around 7 am ( after dancing all night) and immediately we realized we were the only ladies in there surrounded by tables filled with cab men. It was quite an interesting dining experience. It was taxi cab confessions, all the men were discussing crazy cab stories so we just sat back and silently chuckled. \n\nThe steak and eggs for $5.99 was worth the price...nothing to rave about. The waitress was friendly and you can tell she deals with these cab guys on a daily. The silver wear was DIRTY...like pretty nasty looking. I felt very awkward sitting in that cafe at that time, we were pretty much starred at our entire meal...as if we didn't belong. I'm going to let the locals keep this place as their gem and I'll continue my search for steak and eggs elsewhere.
__label__4 Eat here almost every time I stay in Vegas. Cheap and good! Had the steak special for the first time and was not disappointed. I also tried the eggnog for $6.00 a glass and boy was it strong. Glad I ate something with it or I would have been hung over big time. \nLove the breakfast and usually get the French toast. Customer service is good and there is always a line so never go when you're starving.
__label__1 If the service sucks then the quality of food and the price doesn't matter. That said the beer here is incredible and the food, IF it comes out right is pretty good. My service was horrid unfortunately. I tried this location for both breakfast and dinner while in town hoping it was a one off situation  If I return ill just go to the bar for the beer which I wish I could get in my home state.
__label__2 All of UPMC was elated when we got a Starbucks in the hospital. Walk down and back up cardiac hill just for non-cafeteria coffee?? No thank you! The line can get long, but it moves pretty fast. They've got breakfast pastries and sandwiches, little salads and snacks, and a wall of retail. Be warned, though, that this location commonly does not participate in regular Starbucks promotions.
__label__2 Pretty good experience.  I'm not sure that we saved all that much through them instead of another avenue.  We wanted to see Absinthe and there was a guy standing outside of Caesar's giving out vouchers for $80.  And that's how much Tix 4 Tonight was also selling them for.  The salesgirl said that the guy's coupon didn't include all the different taxes and service fees though.  Who knows?  I don't and I don't really care.  Ticketmaster sells them for $124 so we were ultimately happy with the savings and the show itself.\n\nThere wasn't a long line at all to buy the ticket vouchers which I was sort of expecting.  However, you do need to do the extra step and go immediately to the venue's box office to switch out your vouchers for actual tickets.  Another slight negative is that you have no idea where you're going to be sitting.  They don't even show you a seating chart.  For Absinthe, it wasn't a big deal since the venue (tent) was so intimate but I don't know how one would fare with a larger show.\n\nAnother, albeit somewhat personal, negative was the girl who rung us up actually asked me if I was all right because to her, I seemed annoyed.  Who says that?!  I was tired and hot from walking around all day (it was like 112 at the time) so I probably wasn't being overly friendly but it wasn't like I was being rude to her or anything.  Again, who says that to a customer?
__label__4 Went here on a Saturday around 3ish and it was pretty busy. Parking was not an issue though which was good. The store itself is super nice and huge. They have tons and tons of stuff in and of course-at a great $1 price tag. The customer service was nice and I like how you can get balloons here unlike other Dollar Tree stores.
__label__1 We tried two dishes: Lomo a Caballo (beef strip saute) and Tallarin Saltado de Pollo (linguine with chicken). The best part of the beef plate was probably the fried plantains, which were savory and sweet at the same time. The gravy/drippings also had a good flavor, which spread into the rice, french fries, beef, and vegetables. A couple of the beef strips were raw and therefore could not be eaten safely, which makes me wary of the quality control in the kitchen. The chicken dish had better spices and a similarly good gravy for the noodles. However, the flavors in both dishes were subtle overall. They had a nice home-cooked feel, but didn't blow us away or give us a desire to visit again. There was a nice starter placed on the table, which consisted of some kind of hollow, dried corn pieces and two tzatziki-like dipping sauces (one mild, one spicy). This was an interesting and pleasant dish to try while we waited a very long time for our food. \n\nWhile the food was pretty good, the ambiance and service were not. The dining area was completely chaotic, with one assistant constantly running around moving tables and chairs... even our own after we had already been seated. There were tables noisily sliding around, chairs flying over my head, and my shoulders constantly being bumped by the two workers whizzing by in the cramped dining space. My other concern is the lack of cleanliness. The floors, tables, walls, etc. looked like they were not cleaned or maintained regularly, which is a health and sanitary concern. Ultimately, we waited about 15 minutes for anything to drink and nearly an hour for our food. The service was unacceptably disorganized and inefficient. \n\nI can't speak to how this food stacks up against other Peruvian cuisine. The dishes were pretty good, although I would like stronger spices and flavors. The environment and service were poor. Overall, these items make it very unlikely that I would visit again.
__label__3 Food was great and give you plenty to eat. Menu on wall didn't have a lot of selection. If there was another menu I was never offered one so not sure if there is more to offer. Food came out quick so didn't have to wait long. Would  come back here again, just hope  there is more of a variety.
__label__3 Tr\u00e8s bien pour passer prendre un caf\u00e9 croissant et lire! Avec les smorrebread au menu il pourrait remplacer notre regrett\u00e9 Ellefsen! Situ\u00e9 dans Ahuntsic, les jours de semaines ne semblent pas hyper achaland\u00e9s, mais le weekend c'est apparemment tr\u00e8s courru pour le brunch, le pain et les viennoiseries!
__label__0 Groomers?  More like BUTCHERS!  \n\nWhere did you learn to groom dogs? Or have you???  Obviously there are people there that don't know what they are doing. \n\nI had a HORRIBLE experience, called and voiced my concern to both the grooming person in charge and the Petsmart closing manager (who was very nice and made me feel like she was, at least, concerned) but two days later and I've not heard one word from anyone with authority.  \n\nI made my appt for Saturday morning but got a call from the bather saying that she just had them down for baths and did we want cuts?  Ah, yeah...when I made the appointment I told the girl I wanted a full grooming appt, including nails and teeth.  Because of the mistake the appointment person made all the appointments were booked so all they had was Saturday night at 6pm.  I was bummed and didn't like the idea of being the last appt....didn't want them to want to rush out on a Saturday night but we said okay, they are professionals after-all.  Or they are supposed to be anyway. \n\nWe took our two Bichon's in for a full haircut, nails and teeth too.  These dogs were past due for their haircuts, for sure, but before they went in I went through their tails and ears and cut out any big knots because I did NOT want them tugging on the dogs.  Their bodies did not have any matting in any spots.  We instructed them to cut their nails because we didn't want to cut the dark nails ourselves so \"we'll leave it to the professionals.\" That's what I told them when I made the appt, what a huge joke that turned out to be!\n\nMy husband brought the dogs in the house after the appt and my beautiful Bichons looked nothing at ALL like Bichon's!  My husband told me that he ordered \"puppy cuts.\"  Ok, that is not their fault, it's not what I wanted but that was not their fault.   \n\nBut that isn't the problem.  \n\nThe problem is they made one of my dogs look like some kind of mutant pit bull with bat ears!  My husband said they told him \"we couldn't save Buddy!\"  Huh?  The dogs both went in with the same condition of fur.  I think they just wanted to be done so they shaved his ears so they could get out of there!  Then I looked at their paws and they did cut their nails, EXCEPT FOR THE DARK ONES!  They left those long!  They charged me $21 per dog, but didn't do the nails that we really needed done.  \n\nAlso, my husband told me that they cut my dogs ear while they were scalping him! He said that he was shaking badly when they went to pick him up.  Who knows how they really treated him when we weren't there? They had to report the cut ear because the cut is so big and deep that there is no way we wouldn't have seen it.  They didn't include it on the \"report\" card though.  We also thought it strange that they included unused toothbrushes.  Does that mean they didn't brush their teeth either?  \n\nI wish I could post a picture of this dog.  Imagine a big kosher pickle with a peanut at the end and that's what my dog looks like now.  Oh, add flappy bat ears.  They made him look horrible because they didn't want to take the time.  They didn't groom him, they SHAVED him!  \n\nPetsmart could have called to make this better but they blew it off.  They already have our money.  They should not let anyone groom dogs that don't know how to groom dogs.  \n\nIF YOU LOVE YOUR DOGS KEEP THEM AWAY FROM THIS GROOMER!!
__label__4 My girlfriend and I stopped in for a few cocktails after dinner and this place was great. The ambiance was fun, yet classy. Service was amazing and the music was on point with a DJ spinning in the corner. Their specialty cocktails were also delicious. My girlfriend had the signature Lily cocktail, which she loved. I would definitely recommend stopping by Lily next time you're at the Bellagio.
__label__3 Came here solely because I read a review from one of my previous customers. (Hi, Heather H! =o] )\n\nThe day my bf and I stopped in, the AC was in repairs. The owner/manager (not sure) made it a point to come by and ask us how we were doing, and informed us that they were getting their AC fixed as soon as possible. He was also offering more than the one dessert per person because of the heat. I liked that he was concerned about the well-being and comfort of his patrons. \n\nAnyway, I have to say that this place delivers. Their hamachi was pretty fresh, and their appetizers and selection had a lot of variety. I liked the tuna carpaccio, and a few other things that I can't remember the names of. (oops!) \n\nThis place gets a 4 from me.
__label__2 Ive ate here twice so far. If youre confused, yes this was formally known as sushi freak. Either way, the menu is the same. This venue is too small but the service is really nice. The taste of most of their dishes are delicious! Some are \"eh.\" But thats seafood food combinations for you. I recommend their baked mussels! Just dont come with a party of 20. you wont fit.
__label__3 I'll admit that the size of their fish reduced over time but their service is still top notch. I came here with my bf to celebrate his birthday. It was a Friday night and obviously busy. We sat on the sushi bar, close to the door so we get cold whenever people come and go but we were so hungry that we didn't want to wait for a table. My first visit here was when they first opened, and I remember how their nigiri sizes used to be. So yes, I'm a little disappointed that over time they resorted to decreasing their fish size but we're also talking business here, so I understand. I still love their baked mussels and that tostada and their albacore, amaebi, and white tuna was waaay too freaking fresh. I was a bit sad that their dessert menu is minuscule compared to other AYCE places. So far, two stars are taken off. But their customer service is simply the best I've had in a while and that alone gains this place a solid star. Their servers (and even the sushi chefs) were attentive and friendly towards the customers. Our drinks were always refilled and they never fail to keep coming back to ask us our orders. I hope they get a chance to expand some day. Their location is pretty small and that's one of the main reason I don't come here as much as I want... I'm a bit claustrophobic.
__label__2 I ate here last night with Eric R. and Tony T. and then once a year ago around this time.  A year ago, Eric R. called and reserved seats at the sushi bar once he confirmed the Texas football game was on TV, so we came to dine and watch football.  Last night we got there around 6:45 PM on a Sunday night and it was very packed except for 4 sushi bar spots open by the door.  The host told us 2 were reserved and since we were a party of 3, we could wait for others to finish - that was fine.  Later the host said the people who made the reservations were not coming so we could sit there.\n\nSoon, 3 people got up from the bar further into the restaurant so we asked to sit there, away from the door.  The male server/chef said sure, so we went to sit there but the host then said the reserved sign on the first seats that we were not allowed to sit on now must be moved to the other side of the bar because those customers like \"seats 1 and 2\" even though she said they were not coming.  The male server/chef and the host argued and finally we were allowed to sit away from the door.  After we were seated, the whole bar cleared and no one showed up for the reservation, so all of that was annoying.\n\nOnce seated we tried a lot of different things.  I had iced green tea which was nice and grassy.  The standouts for me were the mackerel and the ika with shiso leaf.  They were so good that I ordered them twice.  The mackerel was perfectly cured - not dry, too meaty, or fishy, topped with grated ginger and chopped negi.  The squid was very fresh and not too chewy.  I really enjoyed both of these the most.  The whole scallop sushi was really fresh too.\n\nThe pretty good items were the hamachi (we got belly cuts on request) with serrano pepper, salmon nigiri, tako, uni, amaebi (some were missing tails, and we requested the heads after and they were very small and oily but tasted okay).  Eric R. and Tony T. had some things I did not try, including surf clam, halibut, escolar, unagi, maguro, tamago, masago with quail egg and ikura.  They both had the teriyaki/bulgogi beef which was actually almost exactly like gyudon and pretty tasty.  I also had a yellowtail jalapeno handroll which was fine.\n\nThe bad: Tony T. and I both ordered salmon skin temaki early in the meal.  The chef tried to discourage us because \"it takes at least 10 minutes\" - I did not mind because it is normal to wait for the skin to bake/toast, so we said sure.  Well when it came out, I heard Tony crunch his a little but all of the skin (and there was A LOT) was just raw fat and skin, not hot or cooked at all!  I pulled all of it out and put it on a plate, and showed the chef.  I did not want another one but I wanted him to know this was unacceptable so he did not serve it to anyone else.  He apologized and said he should have checked it before serving, but this was not his fault but whoever made it in the kitchen.  I did not want another one and a server snatched it out of my hand and whisked it away.  Tony T. also ordered seared tuna carpaccio which the restaurant initially forgot and when it was delivered it looked kind of like cat food.  He said it was very salty.  For dessert the AYCE says only one mochi but Eric R. ordered 2 without any issue.  I got plum wine ice cream which tasted exactly like bubblegum ice cream and it was nasty.  Don't do it!  I should just stick with my uni as dessert policy.\n\nOverall, it satisfied our sushi cravings in the area since Taiga and 808 Tapas were closed, but I would not rush back.  I would definitely recommend a stop here for saba and ika lovers though, because they were pretty great.  Also I second Drew A. on the pricing - if you do not do AYCE you end up paying bizarre prices like $9 for a tiny bowl of the beef.  The nigiri is priced almost $2 higher per order than other a la carte places too.  The chefs were friendly but swamped and it was very hard to order anything because they did not often look up at anyone at the bar, which was sunken.  Drinks were refilled often and the service was otherwise very good.  Open til 3 AM even on Sunday!
__label__2 I guess I didn't get the memo, but once I realized Sushi Koma was a play on Sushi \"Coma\", I was completely enamored at the genius of the name. Sometimes when I eat here, I still can't believe how dumb I was not to realize it. \n\nIn any case, Sushi Koma is a solid AYCE sushi option on the Westside. Parking is plentiful, but seating is not. You are a bit cramped and close to other tables. We had a table for 8 here and had to maneuver a lot to get in and out of our seats, so for larger parties I'd recommend Oyshi instead. One thing I do appreciate about Sushi Koma over other AYCE places is they have yet to mess up my order and food does come out fairly quickly. I'm never worried if they forgot to put an order in. I just tried their hand rolls for the first time last week, and I'm definitely a fan. Their sushi I would say is a bit lesser in quality and freshness than Sushi House Goyemon, but still solid. I think they inflate the prices for non-AYCE so it's always better to just go ahead and get AYCE. I wish they had a few more interesting dessert options than ice cream and mochi, but at the end, I'm always too stuffed to eat a big dessert anyway. My husband is a fan of the Big B roll - baked sushi roll topped with beef, while my favorite baked roll is the Volcano roll.
__label__1 Sushi koma used to be my favorite place for sushi. The last three times I've been service was terrible. We waited an hour before having the first roll. The waitress apologized as they only had two cooks. I understand things happen but waiting an hour for service is ridiculous. When asking about the wait the response was, \"you're order is there, it'll just take awhile.\" It's disappointing that the food is great & multiple service experience have been awful.
__label__2 Is it weird to review a Gas station? NOPE! I had to because of my AMAZING experience. \n\nService: 5/5 Great service, as I was driving my oil light came on. I freaked out and pulled over. Knowing I recently just changed my oil but second guessing the shop I took it to. I checked my oil levels and they were so low.. I had to add oil to my car. I ended up going in side this Chevron we're the cashier helped me pick out which oil was best for my car and even asked If I wanted a complimentary funnel. As I was putting the oil into my car the cashier came out to ask if there was anything else they could do or if I needed help. Great extended service! \n\nGas Prices: 0/5 At the moment they're $3.73 I hope to come across this review in a year or so and look at this review and think.... Gosh I paid way to much for gas. (praying gas prices will lower sooner) I love Chevron w/ techron. Its suppose to be better for your engine so I like the brand but Chevron is amongst the most expensive gas I might have to consider alternate companies.
__label__1 The car wash does not work very well. People inside were nice, but paid $6 for a brushless wash that should be called a wash less wash.
__label__0 Beware of the \"Cat nazi Lady\" my Family and I went there to adopt a cat for our home and she was rude and impolite to us and wouldn't  show us the cat we picked out from the window. This lady should be checked out in a psycho ward lol. Poor cat would've have a very nice home.
__label__4 This is a hidden gem for the City of Henderson. It's not just because it's new at the time I write this, this is the park my 2 year old likes best. More to climb, more to do, and the view is pretty cool too. The skatepark is always busy...even if you can't skate it's kinda fun to watch for a little bit. This park as another reviewer mentioned is a gateway park to trails and various other areas. It's got trails that will help you work up a good sweat in a hurry but the views make you forget all about that. 5 stars...my 2 year old would give his approval but he's too busy climbing on the playground equipment to say much. I-515 at Horizon Drive. Exit the Interstate, turn towards the mountain...it's tucked in behind Vons.
__label__4 Another incredible Henderson park here!  This feels like a wonderful gift from the city to the public because it's such an amazing place!  With Black Mountain as a backdrop, in a beautiful tucked away location, this park has everything for the outdoorsy type.  Here you'll find the trailhead for Amargosa trail; a walking course that offers amazing city views at the top; children's playground and splashpad; a dog park with separate enclosures for small dogs and all dogs; a skate park; basketball courts; and barbecues for those perfect days to enjoy an outdoor meal with friends/family.  I'm so glad this is my local park!
__label__0 My buddy & I went here for the last 2 Sundays to watch Da Bears. The Ventura Grill has a terrific patio & a decent beer selection & pretty good food. What it is sorely lacking in is service. I'm talking epically poor service. We sat there for 15 minutes before anyone even acknowledged us. Over 45 minutes for a hot dog & fries? And if you want a refill on your drink, you'd better order it when your current one is only half empty. So what is it? Understaffed? Poor planning? All I know is I gave them 2 chances & they blew it with me.
__label__4 Wow. \n\nMy boyfriend and I dined at Le Mitoyen last night, and it was some of the best food we've ever had. Executive chef Richard Bastien is a genius! The flavour combinations were out of this world, and the depth was incredible. \n\nLe Mitoyen is a converted house, built in 1870. There are several separate dining areas, a nice fireplace, artwork on the walls, candles at each table and soft music in the background. Service was excellent - each course was presented with a description of the ingredients.\n\nFor Valentine's day weekend, a prix fixe 7 course menu was offered ($85/each or $140/each with wine pairings) with a choice of one of 4 mains.\n\nWe started with a glass of champagne and the salmon cooked \"sous vide\" - basically vacuum sealed and cooked in an immersion circulator, I believe.  Is was served on a rectangle of watermelon with citrus. The marinade was vodka-based.  SO GOOD! The texture of the salmon was amazing, and nicely complimented the crispness of the watermelon. \n\nWe then had a lobster tail with a mango sauce, microgreens, and tiny cucumber balls. There was a taste we couldn't quite place, and then realized it was vanilla (we think!). Whoa. Vanilla lobster? Who would have thought... ? Delicious! \n\nNext was a white polenta atop moist guinea foul with a rich guinea foul gravy. It was garnished with fried grains, rice and quinoa that turned into a 'rice krispy' texture. Again, awesome. \n\nWe had the foie gras, served with a winter-root puree, carrots and a roast potato and spicy microgreens. I'm not a foie gras fan, but my boyfriend love it. The puree was delicious!  (not included in the prix fixe menu - an extra $17). \n\nAfter that, we had a delicious bouillon,  with finely diced carrots, and something with a bit of kick (couldn't quite place it...).  It is served spoon-less, and meant to be sipped.  \n\nFor the main course, I had the pigeonneau (yup!! domestic pigeon! I'm living on the wild side :P)  with wild mushroom risotto, and what I believe was a kind of liver mousse.  The sauce was flavourful,rich, and delicious, and the risotto was earthy and creamy. The pigeonneau was delicious and tender.  My boyfriend had the lamb, and it was amazing! So tender, and moist. \n\nWe finished with coffee and desserts.   We had an amazing profiterole filled with ricotta and tonka beans, and served with lemon curd. We also had a strawberry soup, with basil ice cream. Oh. My. Yum.  Honestly. Holy Food!!!! \n\nAt the end of our meal we noticed we had missed a course - a cheese based dish.  Our waitress was apologetic, and since we didn't want it after our dessert, we were credited the cost of a glass of champagne.  We were a pretty disappointed to have missed it, since it likely would have been amazing, like everything else.  A bit of a miss given the calibre of the restaurant. But, c'est la vie. \n\nThe service efficient and friendly,  allowing enough distance for a romantic evening but always close enough should anything be needed.\n\nHighly recommend! It's definitely pricey, but you're looking for a splurge, this is the spot.
__label__0 This place is not helpful at all!! I was ordering a sub with just ham, mayo, and pickle on it (for a 6 year old), and I was told that wasn't possible. I then asked one more time just a ham sub with mayo and pickle. I was then told I can have a plain ham sandwich with mayo packets on the side. I had asked for pickles on it, ONCE again I was told that they can't so that... But they can give me a whole pickle.. BUT they can't cut it up. I would really love someone to example to me why they couldn't do that?! And on top of that all I got was attitude from the cashier. Great customer service, NOT! Place is a joke, hire new people. I'll be going to Jersey Mike's for now on. At least they are willing to do the little things!
__label__0 It's unfortunate that they don't charge a dollar or two. The quality if this theater is in par with dollar theaters. Goodyear needs a quality theater!  Both dirty and poor quality sound.
__label__3 I am not a fast food lover let alone one who likes Burger King.  Especially with the poor service and food from the other locations in the Champaign-Urbana area.  In fact, I have avoided those Burger Kings like the plague for years.  I have on occassion wanted a Whopper Jr. I decided to give this new location a shot.  I went through the drive through and ordered just a Whopper Jr.  The person taking my order was actually nice and I could understand them - wow that is so different!!!  I then proceeded to the window and the person there was also very nice and smiling!!  Then they took my money then handed me my food.  Just like that.  I didn't have to deal with any rude employee (which has always been the case at the other locations) and my food came out quick like a normal fast food drive through should be. I was shocked!  I have never gotten my food that quick at any other Burger King in my life.  Not exaggerating either.  There has always been at least a 10 minute wait for crappy food.\n\nThe Whopper Jr itself was really good.  The first thing that I noticed was how fresh the ingredients were.  The lettuce was crunchy, the tomato tasted good and the onion wasn't overwhelming.  All in all this was an enjoyable experience.\n\nToday, I decided to give it another try.  This time I added a side salad.  Again, the drive through was fast, friendly and stress free.  Again, the ingredients were so fresh.  I totally love the side salad.  The side salad has lettuce, tomato, carrots and cheese and it is the perfect size to go with a Whopper Jr.  The ranch dressing was very good too and all it cost was $3.23.  I don't know if it's because this is such a new facility or what but I actually like this Burger King.  If anything changes I will be sure to post it.  But for now, the only thing that this Burger King and the others have in commin is the name on the building.
__label__1 Sandwiches were good and bread was fresh. Service was friendly but  I was a bit peeved by the fact that they didn't fully honor the Yelp Deal ($12 for $20).  The cashiers didn't know anything about the deal advertised on Yelp and didn't know how process the offer and didn't allow me to use the full $20.  I got tired of explaining how it worked and just gave in. I may go there for the sandwiches again but won't be buying any Groupons or Yelp deals for this place.
__label__4 I am really enjoying the Hot Pilates, Zumba and now TRX, great workouts,  I LOVE Gabbi and her energy and caring about each and every client that comes in.  She make everyone feel welcome.  Gabbi pushes you to get the body and results that you want.  I don't like to exersice, Gabbi makes all her classes fun, so I really like going to her studio.\nInferno Pilates offers so much more that workouts.  Give it and try and you will see what I mean.
__label__4 If you haven't gone to a class here yet, do yourself a favor and get your butt down there and you'll have a crazy good workout! Gabi, Katie, Premyer, and Bernice are all awesome, along with all the other staff. Every class kicks my wife and my butt in a good way. You won't be sorry. The price isn't expensive, and you get personal instruction within a group setting. It's incredible. Go sign up, it's worth every penny!
__label__4 The best local place to get beer.  It has the feeling of NODA. I have never seen a better selection of cold quality craft beers.
__label__3 Nice clean grounds...always feel at home here.
__label__1 I was expecting an outstanding spa experience in Vegas, only to be left feeling disappointed with the services. i expected to pay a little more for the service than at home, but the spa was just dirty. There was hair clogging all the sinks and shower drains, the robes were raggedy. I couldn't believe the conditions of the slippers and robes. The drinks consisted of water with apple slices and they had oranges and apples for snacks for the women, but my husband said he didn't have the fruit on his side. One of my services was a 25 min facial. Nothing specials, no extractions, just massage and cream. The only other services that were part of the spa was a steam room, a whirlpool and a cool water pool. Very disappointed with the whole scene especially since it is the only thing I look forward to doing when coming to Vegas.\nI think I would be the extra money and try a spa at another hotel on the strip.
__label__1 Had my nails done for my wedding. VERY overpriced and quality not the greatest either. Just went because we were staying at the Monte Carlo. Would not go back.
__label__4 Did ya drive down here? Don't forget to fill up at Costco! Cheaper than the Strip, obviously! You can also grab a bite to eat since you're here. Love the polish dogs and cheap slices of pizza. \n\nThe lines aren't too long and moves fairly quickly. Woot! I like that you can extend the line so it doesn't really matter which side your gas tank is on. They have an attendant there in case there are any trouble. Get in and get out!
__label__4 I was on a business trip a couple months ago in Montreal. We found MVP with a sign posting \"happy hour\" my partner I popped in for a beer and ended up spending several hours there. Peter the owner/ bar tender treated us great and made us feel welcomed. I highly recommend.
__label__1 We visited the location at Hilton Village.  service was OK, food was borderline terrible.  we shared a couple apps, the falafel bites and pumpkin squash were bland and rubbery.  the tacos were embarrassingly bad.  the tortillas were identical to Mission flour tortilla's you'd find at a supermarket.  interestingly, this place boasts a \"farm to table\" approach, but we felt like everything was prepackaged and re-thermalized Sysco feed.  i dont see this location lasting very long, too many top quality places like Houston's are a stone throw away.
__label__4 To those of you who have given this place a less than favorable review more than a month ago, you owe it to yourself to give it another try.  The new management has really stepped up the food, service, and the Happy Hour is as good as it gets, both eats and drinks.  I'd give it six stars if I could.
__label__4 Once again I was not disappointed in food or service. I have taken friends & clients there of late, The friendly atmosphere is so welcoming, makes you feel like the staff is truly happy to have you there.\n\nThe two bartenders make you feel comfortable even walking in alone as a female. You are there to gap a refreshing drink, a meal or snack , some conversation & they will customize a cocktail for you!
__label__2 J'\u00e9tais si excit\u00e9e de finalement voir une place sp\u00e9cialis\u00e9e en pretzels! Jadis, il y a avait une place au complexe des ailes niveau m\u00e9tro qui vendaient des pretzels tellement frais et mous et avec vraiment tout pleins de saveurs! J'avoue, ce n'\u00e9tait p-e pas authentique puisqu'ils assaisonnaient d'\u00e9pices en poudre! Mais mon dieu que la saveur cr\u00e8me s\u00fbre et oignons m'amenait au septi\u00e8me ciel! J'ai \u00e9t\u00e9 d\u00e9chir\u00e9e lorsque cette place a ferm\u00e9 :(\n\nLa Pretzelleria, situ\u00e9 sur Mont-Royal proche de St-Laurent, offre davantage des pretzels similaires \u00e0 ceux qu'on retrouve dans les rues de New York.  Du traditionnel pretzel au sel, au s\u00e9same, \u00e0 la canelle \u00e0 des \u00e9pices un peu plus int\u00e9ressantes tel le cumin, les pretzels sont bri\u00e8vement frits afin de leur donner de la couleur et passent ensuite au four pour finir la cuisson.\n\nUne fois sortie du four, c'est un plaisir garanti! Surtout avec les condiments offerts(plusieurs sortes de mourtarde, la poudre d'ail, poudre d'oignon!)! Mais il faut vraiment les manger frais! Sinon, ils deviennent secs vite et ne se reprennent pas leur texture initiale m\u00eame apr\u00e8s \u00eatre pass\u00e9 au four!\n\nPour les dents sucr\u00e9s, vous aimeriez beaucoup les vari\u00e9t\u00e9s \u00e0 la canelle. Un peu collant sur les doigts et pas trop sucr\u00e9! Ils ont \u00e9galement des pretzels au fromage et \u00e0 la saucisse! Tous au prix de 1.50-3.00$!!!
__label__4 On DC Ranch's Market Street, located in the same building where San Felipe used to reside, sits a new Italian restaurant...Mia Francesca.\nOnly Mia Francesca isn't a new entity. It's been around for a good long while in Chicago with twenty locations. In other words, they're a solid act.\nFinally.\nAfter all of its predecessors who've come and gone on Market Street, it would appear this place might have some staying power. I can only hope.\n\nThe service was all of five stars...friendly, enthusiastic, informative and fast. The fast piece of it was surprising given every table was filled both inside and out.\nThe food, even better with two nice surprises.\n\nThe rigatoni bolognese had a couple large chunks of braised beef, this in addition to the ground beef typically found in a traditional bolognese sauce. As I said, a nice surprise.\nThe other was the veal medallions. I was shocked upon their delivery.\nDescribed on the menu as simply medallions in a light cream sauce atop roasted veggies and mashed potatoes, these were no ordinary medallions.\nA medallion in most restaurants is a small, silver dollar sized slice of meat approximately half-inch thick...if you're lucky.\n\nThese 'medallions' were mini filet mignons...three of them, cooked to perfection. \nSeared and caramelized outside, medium rare inside. The roasted veggies looked like shitake mushrooms but they could have been another variety, not sure. The light cream sauce was truly that...very light cream with more of an au jus texture. So flavorful, it made me eat the mashed potatoes. And I don't eat mashed potatoes. Ever.\n\nThe pre meal bread was roasted and served warm. Crusty shell and moist crumb. \nThe house salad is large enough to spilt and I highly recommend the light balsamic dressing, slightly tangy but pairs beautifully with chianti or sangiovese.\n\nMeal with tip was ninety dollars with plenty of leftovers for todays lunch.\nTruly a pleasant dining experience. \n\nNice job on getting the 'bugs' worked out so quickly on your new AZ venture MF.\nKeep it up and I can see where it won't be long before you have twenty locations in Phoenix, just like Chicago!
__label__0 What a disaster for lunch.  Arrived at 12:20 for lunch with a party of 11 and when we got there we were the ONLY people on the whole restaurant.  This was a business lunch and a big party so you would think the place would pay attention to us. WRONG.  The waiter was a slow as molasses and once seated it took 10 minutes for him to bring us menus and take our drink orders. Again remember we were the ONLY PEOPLE IN THE RESTAURANT!.   Finally after 20 minutes we order and our drinks some 35 minutes after we sat down.  Meanwhile the waiter and another guy were wiping tables and moving stuff on the patio. Who knows why, no one else was in the place.   After over 1 hour we get our food and several orders were wrong.  He does not apologize and challenges the person saying they changed the order and he brought the correct order.   Finally after over 2 hours we finished and it still took 10 minutes for the server to bring the bill.  No wonder this place was empty. Absolutely horrible service avoid this place like the plague. I will be sure to share this horrible with every possible person to let them know what. Horrible service, inconsiderate wait staff seems to be acceptable for this place. unless you have lots of time to sit and wait avoid this establishment.  Can i give them ZERO stars??? We finally walked out at 2:35!!!!  2:15 hours later....  Prior reveiwers are right that the MIA stands for the waiters being M.I.A.
__label__0 A bit overpriced for a morning egg scramble, but I guess that's to be expected in an airport. The scramble itself was overly greasy considering what I ordered didn't contain any meat in it. Two major issues that arise are that for one the service was extremely slow, a turn around of 45 minutes from Hello to Goodbye, something they need to address since their customer base have flights to catch. The other issue is that my waitress Kristen was completely vacant and unfriendly which culminated into placing BDBB's into my no fly zone.
__label__1 Maybe I didn't order the right things, but the crispy buffalo wings were terrible. They were super small and over cooked... I guess that's why it's crispy? Also the fried pickles were so salty, it was good if you just had one. Then the sweet tea... I guess it was a south thing, but it was the most sugar filled drink and after a sip I asked for the unsweetened. \nMy husband ordered a burger with BBQ and tots. Burger was well done after he asked for it medium, but for me it was good. It came with fries when he asked for tots and 10 mins the tots came and they were over cooked. It tasted like a ball of grease. Disappointing to say the least.
__label__1 I was disappointed.  Even for an airport restaurant.  I felt like I was forever waiting for something here first and foremost.  My bartender, who wasn't rude, but wasn't Mr. Personality either, seemed at times to be overworked.  But now that I think about it, did he really need to go get that beer keg in the middle of making my spiked milkshake?  Probably not, but I don't know.    This happened time and time again during my time here.  My black bean burger was tasty, and I loved the consistency, BUT it completely fell apart as soon as I bit into it.  Therefore, I was the freak eating my burger with a fork and knife.  It just didn't taste the same...probably because everyone was staring at me.  The regular French Fries left something to be desired.  Also, I had read in another review that this was fairly inexpensive, that was not the case here.  My spiked shake was $13.00, here I was thinking that it was seven, but no, that was the regular shake with no alcohol.  It was delicious, but not $13.00 delicious.  I am going to stop typing now, because as I write this I am starting to get angry and will change my star rating to one.
__label__0 EMPLOYEES GO AWOL AND LEAVE CUSTOMERS HANGING. 40 MINUTE WAIT FOR A BURGER. \n\nEmployees were coming in and out of side door to talk with their friends. They were having great time while customers were waiting. They got the order messed up and then had to wAit 40 minutes for a to go burger. Management please do something!
__label__3 I got seated straight away. The waitress brought me a glass of wine, a soda and water in seconds flat. My burger came out is a reasonable amount of time and was cooked as requested. My empty soda glass was refilled as soon as it hit the table. Decent prices for an airport!
__label__2 Good burger, good waitress. Just good thing it's at the airport. Not exactly sure would have went out of the way for it if it was in general public area.
__label__3 I have always been upset that I missed the chance to grow up in the 60's.  I know more \"oldies\" songs than a girl my age probably should, and I was even told by a middle school teacher that I was \"born in the wrong decade.\"  Perhaps I may be a bit overdramatic about my love for this show, but I certainly wasn't the only one that seemed to really be enjoying myself.  Even my husband was groovin' along to the songs!\n\nTrent Carlini is amazing at what he does.  He certainly looks the part of Elvis and even has that sly Elvis smile down.  His voice is eerily similar.  Combine that with great stage presence and you might catch yourself thinking you were seeing the real deal.\n\nThe show is primarily Trent singing solo on stage with several (really fun) costume changes.  Sometimes his backup dancer Ashley joins him.  She is also amazing, by the way.  There are a couple video montages with pictures of Elvis and Pricilla, but it's mainly a pretty low-key production.\n\nThe longer the show went on the more the women in the audience returned to their teeny-bopper ways and swooned over \"The King.\"  He even handed out some scarves to a few lucky ladies.\n\nThe only downsides were when he started to talk politics at the end of the show (really killed the mood, in my opinion) and when you felt like you could only take a picture with him after the show by buying his CD/picture/scarf combo.  I was too shy to ask (and didn't have the cash to buy anything) so I just took my picture with a sign instead.\n\nI definitely recommend if you are an Elvis fan.  Or to anyone that can let loose and enjoy an evening that screams \"Las Vegas.\"\n\nHeld in the Shimmer Cabaret at LVH.  Approximately 60 minutes long.
__label__1 Trent is a gift entertainer but the female dancer, must go.  She adds nothing to the show and in fact, takes away from Trent's amazing talent.  While she is a great dancer, it's not fit for this show.\n\nTrent - you need to be on iTunes!  What a waste of talent to not have your voice heard by many Elvis fans.  \n\nGet more active on social media, you deserve it.  The show would be over the top good if you get rid of the female dancer. Several people walked out of show and were mumbling about her dancing.  \n\nI will come back again and again, but not with the dancer.  Trent is the star, not her.  She isn't even a compliment to the music or show.
__label__4 Went with family and friends to watch the Mayweather Canelo fight. They were really flexible with combining and moving tables to accommodate us. There are TV's anywhere so there's not really a 'bad' seat in the house. They will change any TV to whatever channel you like. Food was great. We ordered wings and burgers and someone even ordered ice cream and everyone loved their food.\n\n         Service was exceptional. Our server, Shaunte had a section completely filled with families and still managed to get to everyone and get our orders in and she didn't take even a full ten minutes to get our food out to us from the time we ordered it. We were always topped off and never left to ask \"where's our waitress\" which is rare in that busy of an environment.
__label__1 We've been here several times. All I can say, is if there is a Sooners game on don't come here.  You will not be happy.  Went with hubby to have a nosh and a beer and we were overwhelmed by the 'group.'  When I said something to the hostess that seated us she said,\" Well it is a sports bar.\"  Granted, but they do have a restaurant to this sports bar which I should be able to sit at and hear my husband speak to me without yelling.  Food is okay, but overpriced for what they give you.
__label__2 Man, I needed a quick fix after a night downtown and we literally stumbled upon this place.  \n\nI can't really say much as I was really drunk, however I do remember that the place is pretty small. There's a bar countertop and maybe a few chairs.   Little quaint place inside the casino.  The cashier who helped us was cordial and she even joked around a little with us which made it a great interaction.  \n\nFor the food, I got the mushroom swiss burger.  I can't remember the cost, however, I remember paying around 10 bucks for that and a shared appetizer of some sort.  What I do remember though, is that the burger was not flavored.  I thought it was super bland.  I the mushrooms were perfectly carmelized and the swiss did bring a little flavor, but the star of show (or supposed to be), the burger, wasn't really seasoned.  I really did enjoy the fries however.  They were super crispy and shoe string-ish.  My preferance!\n\nAll in all, it was an ok kind of place.  Not much to choose from that late at night but it did the trick!
__label__0 I stopped in to for a bite before work and to watch the start of the Alabama-Notre Dame game (the Sports Book was full) and ordered the Reuben Sandwich and coffee. The cashier told me the sandwich came with chips but for $1 more I could get fries. That was a really good up-sale. The sandwich was delicious but when I pushed my cup up for a refill, I was informed that the refill was $1 \"but if you had ordered a soda, the refill would have been free''. REALLY!?! I wasn't happy and said so. She just stood there staring at me. I told her that I appreciated being told about the dollar for fries but that I didn't appreciate not being told about the coffee. I felt that they were more interested in making their money and didn't really care about the customer. I paid for the refill but took it out of the tip I had set aside. Needless to say, I will NOT be going back there again, based on principle! I really expected better customer service. Especially since two of their restaurants AND the employee dining room had just recently been shut down by the Health Department for roaches.
__label__2 Good food, bad service. They took away our drinks (whole table) for a refills and it took 5+ minutes before they returned. I didn't even gave any water.  Had to walk to front to ask for our check too.
__label__2 So happy to have a Thai restaurant in the South Hills!  Since it's new, I'm hoping that things will smooth out and it will be my go-to for Thai food.  We ordered Pad Thai and Panang Curry, both with chicken and both at an 8 on the spice level.  The Pad Thai was not bad, with thin rice noodles perfectly prepared.  There could have been more chicken, but otherwise not bad.  The Panang Curry had the right coconut flavor, but it had pineapple in it, which was an unwelcome addition.  Neither dish came anywhere close to being spicy.  One was about a 2-3 and the other maybe a 5.  They were very busy on a Friday night but the guy at the register was very pleasant and seemed to be doing everything in the front of the restaurant while the other two staff just watched.  I will definitely go back and hope that they just keep improving.
__label__2 Food is ok, not great.  I've had way better.
__label__0 Not quite sure how this place can call themselves Starbucks, yet they do not accept the Gold Card or gift cards. \n\nThey are quite slow at making the overpriced drinks, but I guess they don't care, since they are making a killing. The Excalibur does not have coffeemakers in their rooms, so why not have people pay a decent amount for coffee downstairs?!\n\nIf you plan on staying in the Excalibur, do yourself a favor, and bring your own coffeemaker. You'll save a ton of money, and you won't be cranky walking down to this Starbucks in the morning JUST to get a cup of coffee for $5.
__label__2 This is your typical greasy spoon place. A run down resto that has amazing hot dogs, fries and poutine. Not a classy place but a great spot for a quick bite.
__label__0 If I could give this place less than 1 star I would!  The drive thru service here is totally ignorant. All they have to do is read the screen and put the right food in the bag, in my case put the right amount of food. I've been here 3 times and every single time they have forgotten something. This is my first review and last from this place. Go down the road and get your orders right!!!\n\nThis management here is ABSOLUTELY TERRIBLE.
__label__0 Definitely a one time only for us, unless we go only to drink.  (Lagunitas IPA on tap...yay!). The nachos were nothing special and certainly the cheese was poured from a can.  The chicken on the nachos may well have been cooked days earlier.  Same with the chicken on the dinner salad.  The dinner salad greens were also poured from a bag, I'm sure. The sliders were made from microwaved diskettes of beef, very clearly not grilled to order.  Also there are three different sliders so be sure to specify exactly what you want.  I thought we did, but we got something other than what we ordered.  The food in the pictures on the menu looks beautiful.  The food on the plate didn't deliver.
__label__3 Great atmosphere! We really enjoy it on football Sundays....they have given us our very own Cleveland Browns room. :) That...in itself..is hard to come by! Maybe they are hiding us...who knows. Appetizers and beers are yummy and our own personal Browns waitress is always fantastic. We find it similar to BWW's. Can't say much more as we've never done a real meal there. Good to have a  local place that offers a coupon that can be found in that clipper magazine thingy. Always a good experience :)
__label__4 Charles is AWESOME! My Chihuahua's Louie & Chloe LOVE it here & they LOVE Charles! (and they hate going ANYWHERE!) Thanks for being so amazing!
__label__2 Took my dog to get groomed at barks & bubbles for the first time. I loved the outcome, and they put a cute bandana on him. He looked like a complete different dog!  And also they gave me 15% off as a recommendation. The only thing is he came home with a clipper burn on his testicles, which really sucks. A week later and he's still hurting.
__label__4 I took my dog to get a cut and the man who greeted me at the door was very welcoming. He introduced me to the groomer, who sat down with me to discuss what I wanted to get done. I was happy with the cut and service. \n \nI will definitely be going back again :)
__label__3 I saw a lot of good reviews on Yelp and bookmarked it before we went to Montreal. Its a great little place. Very tasty. Its good for breakfast and snack as its not suited for anything else. They have couple of tables inside and outside. I had cheese and chicken with some sort of pastry...very different and tasty. Very friendly owners..they seems to be very busy during early afternoon...snack time...\nI recommend it. You have to try..
__label__4 Super clean, super friendly, and super nice attire. Definitely recommend to anyone looking for nice clothes at a reasonable price.  Emily the owner helped me feel welcomed and I will be returning for sure!
__label__2 The place definitely looks very clean and proper. The staff is nice... So that's a good start. \n\nNow onto the food.  We ordered only dumplings so I can only comment on that. When the dumplings arrive fresh (about 15 dumplings per order), you should be cautious when biting because they are super hot and quite juicy. The anything curry dumplings are best fried. \n\nHowever, after the dumplings  cool  off, they're less juicy and after the 3rd dumpling, you really taste the dough. For others, it might not be a problem, but I like the dough to be a bit thinner so I can taste more of the inside. \n\nIt's good.. But not the best that I've had. And if they didn't have deals on dealfind, I might not have returned since there are better dumpling places not too far for roughly the same price.
__label__2 Pretty solid soup dumplings, and definitely worth the price, but I prefer the location on Lincoln.
__label__0 Terrible food. Food all seems like it was from a box and cooked from frozer. But thank goodness there was free popcorn to fill us up. Possibly the freshest thing in the place.
__label__0 Nice decor, mediocre food.  Shrimp tacos should not be served in a deep fried corn tortilla with two small shrimp each.  Rip off comes to mind.  Excessive raw garlic in the black beans made them inedible, and I LOVE garlic.  The ceviche was just weird--6\" strips of fish that were very difficult to maneuver. I tried cutting it to a manageable size in the serving bowl and wound up spilling it all over the table.  And it was ridiculously expensive.  By the way, Restaurant 101 tells you appetizers are to be served before the entrees.  All courses came out together.  Unless they change their menu and techniques, we can expect this experiment to be short lived.
__label__0 Would never eat in this restaurant again.  Lousy food and the service was worse.  Took a friend there who came in from Florida.  Our friend ordered a cup of soup before dinner and it came out in only what I can describe as something not much bigger than a thimble.  Then the waitress tells us that this is their sampler so our friend ordered a bowl of soup.  It was huge.  We laughed so hard.  The food was supposed to be Mexican.  But having spent considerable time at some of the best restaurants in Mexico, the food here would be laughable if it wasn't so bad.  No flavor, nothing.  Really not good.  And the waitress.  Talk about attitude.  Kept calling our friend \"missie\" or \"me lady\".  Seriously?  Let me give you a hint.  You are a waitress, not the Queen.  Being a waitress or waiter is a tough job so we go out of our way to be nice.  Not a job that I would want.  But, your job is to be nice, give good service, etc.  The wait staff here needs serious traiining.  I was watching one of the waiters put plates on the tables.  He would neatly lay out the plates and then to position, he would put his hand in the middle of the plate, palm down, to shift if around, to put it in place.  Not sure where his hand had been before placing the plates, but what a turn-off.  Hopefully he just didn't come from the bathroom, or worse.  This place is nothing more than an embarassment.  So sorry to have taken our out of town friend to this place.  If it lasts a year I would be surprised.
__label__3 Great ambiance and good service.\nWe tried the Ceviche, halibut tacos and the chocolate bread pudding. Everything was excellent!
__label__3 A co-worker had mentioned this place so we decided to check it out. It's pretty close to work, so we have been here both for lunch and dinner. We've tried numerous items off the menu, so I'll highlight what we liked the best.\n\n- Guacamole Sol: avocado, mango, goat cheese, and pepitas. This is delicious but it's really unnecessary. Don't get me wrong - I love guacamole but the extras don't really add to it. I'd be fine with their Naked Guacamole. \n- Coconut Calamari: calamari steak with panko-breading and coconut. This is delicious! The calamari is huge and super tender. We've ordered this a few times. \n- Spicy Chicken & Bacon Salad: walnuts, avocado, cherry tomatoes... mmm. This salad was delicious! The chicken wasn't too spicy and it was very moist and tender. I'd definitely order this again. \n- Taco Vampiro: double tortilla stuffed with melted cheese and carne asada. Yum! Little overboard, honestly, who needs 2 tortillas that are stuffed with cheese? But really good. \n- Ensenada Style Fish Tacos: your basic fish tacos. We ordered the red rice with this and the red rice is delicious. It's flavorful - definitely not bland like some restaurant's rice. \n- Carnitas Street Tacos: the pork was super moist and tender. \n\nWhile waiting for your food, they bring out salsa, black bean dip, and chips. All are delicious. \n\nThe location is pretty easy to get in and out of - as long as there is parking in the parking structure next door. Once you park, the actual restaurant is really close. We've never had to wait for a table, which is nice. The hostess and waiters are extremely nice and helpful. We'll definitely be back!
__label__1 In a word - \"Disappointed\". My wife and I chose Sol to meet another couple from out of town and hoped for the best despite reading some bad reviews. We live in North Scottsdale and eat out regularly but had not tried Sol despite frequenting the Quarter. We actually liked the interior space and design and the food was fair to good but that is where the positive feelings end. The service at this restaurant was appalling. Lets start with the bartenders who had the personalities of DMV employees. Even though we had reservations we were forced to wait at the bar for 10-15 minutes until our table was ready which wouldn't have been so bad without experiencing the cold and aloof attitudes of the bar staff. A smile and the word \"Enjoy!\" would go a long way folks. After being sat at our table we hoped things would improve but they got worse. Our server only understood how to take an order but obviously missed the days of training when you learn when to remove dishes and drink glasses. After 45 minutes of waiting for him or a busser to remove the finished plates and empty drink glasses and beer bottles of four adults we started handing them to the staff. Note to server...When someone orders another drink and you deliver a new drink without removing the old drink you have failed in your job. When you repeat this mistake several times with all four customers at your table you shouldn't HAVE a job. Our table looked so ridiculous after sitting for three hours with dirty plates and glasses you'd have thought they didn't have a dishwasher. The only reason we stayed as long as we did is because we had such good company with our out of town friends and decided to live with our choice of venue for the night. Our tab was well over $400 and nothing grinds a customer more than paying a lot for poor service. My advice to the owners would be to spend more time and money training your management and staff and less on your interior designer. People will come back because of great service and food at a dive, however most won't return to the hippest and swankiest place in town with bad service. There are too many other restaurants in town that are really making an effort for my patronage. It will be a long while before I give this place another try.
__label__1 I'd been here before and don't remember regretting it but on this visit the food and drinks were LAME. \n\nPineapple Serrano Maragrita lacked any detectable taste of pineapple and was just as green as a house margarita. There was virtually no \"bite.\" Really? \n\nThen the Big Chop salad was carnitas had the most bland taste, seemingly under-cooked pork, and fatty carnitas (had to spit one piece out in the napkin-never a good thing). Do they test these meals for great flavor and taste? Apparently not. \n\nWaitress was wonderful and gets an A+ for service recovery, offering me new drink and entree in a jiffy. Nonetheless, I doubt I'll be back.\n\nSad, since it's an ideal location at a great mall.\n\nTry harder Sol, try harder.
__label__1 Typical chain mexican......the salsa wasn't bad.  I had a fish taco and tortilla soup.  The fish taco tortilla was americanized as was the filling.  The tortilla soup definitely was pre-prepared.
__label__3 Food was very tasty, the service was excellent but the margaritas were marginal.  Great atmosphere and people and I'd definitely recommend.
__label__1 If I could give the food four stars and the service one star, I would. That being said, perhaps I went into this restaurant on a bad day. Initially, the service was great and our waiter, Rodrigo was certainly trying his best, but the dining experience fell short and the horrible service was a distraction from the great food. At one point, I had to wait fifteen minutes to have my glass of water refilled as I tried to catch the attention of a waiter and watched the table next to us have their glasses refilled twice. To say the least, the experience was odd. For such a nice (and moderately expensive restaurant) a couple of the servers had terrible adequate. Personally, I go out to eat for the entire experience. If I had wanted good food, I could've made it for myself at home...dining out should be about more than just an expensive meal and attractive decor. I don't think I would go back if given the choice. Ultimately, despite the good food, SOL Cocina left a bad taste in my mouth.
__label__4 This was formerly known as Roberto's.  This is my favorite taco spot!  This specific location only!  I always get the same thing here and that is the Carne Asada Fries with everything but beans.  They usually make the fries crunchy but not burnt, but today some of them were soggy.  I am a big fan of their food here.
__label__1 I have been there several times, and it was disappointing nearly every time. I ordered an omelet on two occasions, and it was way overcooked, and the potatoes were mushy and gross.\n\nI returned to try something else, just because I live very close, and the Bacon and eggs were quite good, however my English muffin was burnt (obviously as well, why did it even leave the kitchen) and the potatoes were their usual low quality.\n\nI would (and do) drive a bit further up the road and eat at TC Eggingtons, same money, infinitely better food.
__label__3 Move over pink, foofy precious cupcakeries! The mad scientist behind FuManChu, is a biker dude with tattoos and killer 'stache, and some killer cupcakes. \n\nI sampled the FuMan baked goods at the Sweet Tooth Festival last Sunday, so I've only had 2 mini cupcakes, but they made a pretty huge impact.  As Nicole W. mentioned, the flavors are super creative.  I had the strawberry lemonade and salted caramel bacon.  (But you could always choose from Siracha and White Russian!) \n\nFlavor is NOT lacking with these cupcakes. They're ultra moist, rich and unlike some bakeries where you can't tell what flavor a certain cupcake is...hoo-doggy.  You won't be confused with these.  The strawberry lemonade was slightly tart, and definitely sweet and lemony, with a strong strawberry-jam-like center.  The salted caramel bacon...this isn't like the trendy bacon cupcakes out there.  It's got a gooey-sticky-icky caramel center and nice meaty bacon flavor.  \n\nOne of my pet peeves is a skewed frosting-to-cake-ratio.  I can't stand cupcakes with mounds and mounds of frosting.  It's too much sweetness and ruins the proportions.  FuManChu doesn't do this.  There's juuuust enough.  \n\nCan't wait to try more flavors the next time around!\nPS:  I don't think there's a storefront, so keep that in mind, you should call and order!
__label__4 Juan and Ray provided the best carpet cleaning service I've had in 20 years. Punctual, well groomed, polite and very knowledgeable about carpet cleaning, they are clearly professionals.  The work quality was outstanding. Furniture and walls were properly prepared and the carpets were thoroughly cleaned in 45 min. I appreciated that there was no up-sell. I bought a Groupon and it was honored with no nonsense about extra dough for trip charges, deodorizers, Scotchgard and stain removers. They just cleaned my carpets professionally - no negotiations.  Mom recommended to me, now I recommend to you. I will definitely use from now on.
__label__0 People creep into your room and steal your property. hotel doesn't allow you to report it. Do not stay here it is creepy and unsafe. \n\nThis Dana George who commented below me was rude, unresponsive, and accusational. She did not help, none of her staff were capable of following simple protocol because I was transferred between her and her head of security more than three times due to them both claiming it was the others responsibility to help. They promised to call me back and never did. My girlfriend had her Tiffany necklace stolen out from her own locked room. that's a violation of safety as well as property. Imagine if she was awake or had woken up.. what could have happened to a woman in her room that doesn't lock in Las Vegas alone? Especially with such apathetic staff? Of course if you try explaining these concerns to DGeorge she will apathetically wonder what to do and transfer you to security because she's incapable of facing these issues on her lonesome. Do not stay here for your own safety. It would be one thing if the staff were at all concerned with YOU. \n\nYour family, your daughters, your wife, your property, are at risk in this hotel. They ignored our requests, ignored our asking for help, and Elara staff especially their general manager are incompetent and should NOT be allowed around other human beings. That means Dana George DGeorge@hotel manager.
__label__1 A mediocre hotel with mediocre service and mediocre rooms at a relatively inexpensive price. \n\nMy biggest complaint stems from housekeeping. Elara's housekeeping has been one of the slowest I've ever encountered. We called for more blankets, towels, and pillows. We were told \"no.\" They told us they were not going to provide us with extra blankets, extra towels, or extra pillows and promptly hung up. So then we call again a few hours later, and someone finally responds and gives us 3 extra towels, pillows, and blankets. To you sir, you are a life saver. I'm sorry we couldn't tip you because we were just outraged at housekeeping in the first place. Second encounter of the worst housekeeping in history? Asking for toilet paper. Called for toilet paper in the morning and said they were on their way. Never came. Called again finally at night, came with two rolls. \n\nMy second mini complaint is their tv channels. Get ready for a first world problem... The channel listing would not have any description or even name of the show playing. We'd have to go through each channel one by one to see what was on TV! And the cell phone reception you get even at the 33rd floor? Forget about it! It's non existent. I understand sometimes, why stay in the room in the day when there's so much to do in Vegas? But you know, sometimes you're just too hungover and want to relax in your hotel room. Relax. Not become more frustrated. If we're paying $580 for a room for 2 nights, I expect that in back in customer service.\n\nI don't know if I'd want to come back here again. I did enjoy the amenities the one bedroom suite had to offer. Projector for movie time, mini spa jet, kitchen with fridge. But just the way they manage their customers needs a great improvement
__label__2 Wir buchten online eine Junior Suite f\u00fcr 2 N\u00e4chte. Die Junior Suite war gro\u00df mit K\u00fcche inkl. Ami-K\u00fchlschrank und Herd + Mikro und Marmortisch mit 4 Hockern. gro\u00dfes Bad mit Dusche, Waschmaschine, Schlafzimmer mit Jacuzzi/Whirlpool, Wohnbereich mit rotem Ledersofa. Das Zimmer verf\u00fcgte \u00fcber 2 sehr gro\u00dfe TV, 1 mittlerem und 1 kleinem im Bad. Der TV im Wohnzimmer lie\u00df sich gleichzeitig \u00fcber einen Beamer an die Jalousien der deckenhohen Fenster projizieren.\nWir hatten etwas Pech und hatten im 6. Obergeschoss ein Zimmer nach hinten zum Parkhaus raus. Zudem war es nicht wirklich sauber: Wasserspuren und R\u00e4nder im Bad und Staub auf den Tischen, zudem war alles sehr abgewohnt und zerkratzt. Die moderne Lampe im Wohnzimmer ging erst gar nicht. Das hatten wir uns anders vorgestellt (habe dies \u00fcbrigens beim Checkout reklamiert und man sagte mir, dass das Housekeeping-Personal gewechselt wurde und sich dies erst einspielen m\u00fcsste. F\u00fcr mich aber keine Entschuldigung!)\nDen Whirpool zu bef\u00fcllen dauert \u00fcbrigens rund 2 Std, das Wasser l\u00e4uft sehr langsam. Also Geduld mitbringen.\nDie Waschmaschine (von LG) funktionierte gut, \u00fcbrigens inkl. Trockner\nGelegen ist das Hotel direkt am Planet Hollywood, also unmittelbar am Strip, man geht durch die Mall ca. 10 min, bis man direkt am Strip ist. Empfehlenswert ist das Hotel aus unserer Sicht also nur bedingt: Ausstattung der R\u00e4ume klasse, Sauberkeit nicht gut. Lage unserer Zimmers nicht empfehlenswert  zudem ist das Hotel schon ziemlich abgewohnt. Nochmal w\u00fcrden wir dieses Hotel wohl eher nicht nehmen, f\u00fcr die 2 N\u00e4chte war es aber gerade okay. Da hatten wir schon bessere 3 Sterne-Hotels.\nHatten f\u00fcr die Junior-Suite einen Online-Deal mit 130 Euro/Nacht pro Zimmer und das an einem Wochenende. Fr\u00fchst\u00fcck wie bei allen Hotels in Vegas nicht inbegriffen.\nZu erw\u00e4hnen ist auch, dass es KEIN kostenloses Wifi gibt, diesen Zugang kann man mit einem viel zu teuren Tagespass aber kaufen (Empfehlung: im Dennys oder Starbucks am Strip gibts kostenlos Wifi)
__label__1 Not the usual Hilton standards.  The building is new but the decor is  old style, really.  The hallway is of dark reddish brown walls and our room had a BLACK toilet.  There was no hot or warm water the morning we were to check out, date 4/4/13.  The staff kept saying that we had to keep our water running to get the hot water up to our floor, done that, not working.  Anyways, there are lots of better places to stay than this Hilton failure.  The only good point is that we were connected to the mall.
__label__0 I was told by a friend this was a great place to stay.  we were told  we could get early check in,  then we got here and they said no.  we were told  valet parking was free.  it's $15.  we booked two  suites  and they are tiny  and  mirror is broken and water damage all  over the ceiling.  front desk didn't care.  we literally just checked in  and are stuck here for three  days.  ugh!
__label__3 So our first time in vegas and finding a hotel to stay at was harder than I thought! Finally found a Elara and settled for this hotel! Great experience by the way! Nice, clean and up to date hotel! We stayed in their one bedroom suite which we didn't mind being that there was 4 of us we jst took turns who slept in the room and well the sofa was a sofa-bed (not too comfortable) but shoot we didn't care we were in VEGAS..Helloooooo! lol We jst needed a place to sleep, shower and get ready! The Location is Fabulous and yes I would stay here again just next time I would make sure we actually get a suite/room on a high floor with a good view! Our view sucked and tried to have the front desk change us to a better floor but their occupancy was ridiculously over-booked. That's the only reason for my 4 star review and not 5! It wasn't too pleasant looking outside straight to a garage parking lot! lol Staff was friendly and extra helpful on our last day. (Our friend had a crazy night and ended up rolling out of the hotel in a wheelchair) hahaha. Anywho this is a great hotel if ur looking for center strip location, clean, and good pricing!
__label__1 Well first the rooms are great and can't go wrong with the view on either side. I was a bit worried about the service aspect of this place based on a lot of below posts and they turned out to be true.\nHousekeeping is a complete disaster was there for 5 nights in a 1 bedroom suite and we only got fresh towels once. Called down numerous times the first 2 days and then we just went to the pool and stole some towels from there.\nThe projector TV didn't work called down numerous times about that....no one ever came up.\nOrdered room service for breakfast one mourning after 90 minutes we called down again and they didn't have our order.\nLong story short....\nRooms great\nView great\nLocation great\nService absolutely terrible.
__label__4 The Hilton Timeshare is the best during a Mayweather fight, I stayed here May 4th for the fight and I plan on staying here again in September for an upcoming fight. Being able to use my timeshare during special events in Las Vegas saves me a lot of $$$$.\nThis place is just great.
__label__4 Excellent hotel right in the center of the strip. Great location with access to all of the nice casinos and shows. This was perfect for our family since it was smoke-free; can't stand cigarette smoke! I know I know.... Vegas and cigarette smoke! We go to Vegas to stuff our bellies and watch shows. Being inside of the Miracle Mile shops was a big plus since we can grab a quick bite to eat in the morning. Kind of funny but I love having an ABC store nearby; feel like I'm in Hawaii :-) The pool area was nice and safe for the kids. \nWe stayed in a 1 bedroom suite. It was nice having a full kitchen, though we never used it, and a washer/dryer was a nice touch, which the wife used. The rooms are nice and quiet. The kids loved the 8 ft. projection screen. Definitely a good compromise for the family with its upscale amenities and being family friendly.\nThe only negative (and it's small) is the parking. During peak hours, it's hard to find parking since the parking structure is shared with PH and the Miracle Mile. You can pay the $15 valet and not deal with the parking issue. I may just do that the next time.\nIf you are there to gamble and go crazy, this hotel may not be for you. If you want a quiet vacation in Vegas with the family still have the luxury to \"go crazy\", it's a perfect place.  We usually stay at the Palazzo/Venetian but I think we found a new place to stay in Vegas!
__label__0 What a horrible experience-had an emergency and needed to cancel my reservation more than 48 hours in advance...got the total runaround, talked to a bunch of people I couldn't understand only to be told no cancellations except 72 hours in advance.  Beware, do not book because you might have an emergency and hilton grand Elara is too big to care.
__label__3 I stayed here a few nights ago with my friends for my birthday. Check in was a breeze  we got the one bedroom suite, when I first got into the room we had a problem with the projector after calling front desk the maintenance was there right away to fix it. I also had a really sweet housekeeper by the name of CG who made me feel very welcome.\nI loved the room and the hotel in general. the tub and the projector screen were a bonus I would definitely stay here again!
__label__1 I came here for 3 nights as part of the Hilton Grand Vacations promotion.  I had 3 nights at a great rate - but had to attend a 2-3 hour presentation to sell me on membership into Hilton Grand Vacations.  I can't speak to the value of the property, compared with other properties on the strip.\n\nThere was a mix-up on the reservation - when I called to schedule went through several dates to secure a one bedroom suite.  When I arrived, I was put in a studio with no option to upgrade...this was very disappointing.\n\nThe rooms are somewhat out dated with the Hilton recently taking over the property.  It was ok room...but did not create the sense that I wanted to buy into something in the building.  \n\nThe hotel is located at the Planet Hollywood, but completely separate entrance thought the attached mall.  There is no restaurant and only a small  bar and a Starbucks in the lobby.  The pool was recently renovated and looked nice - but I didn't have a chance to use.\n\nIn all honesty, I probably would not hurry back to this hotel.  It was ok...nothing horribly wrong...just nothing to rave about, given the other hotel options in Las Vegas.\n\nFor those attending the Hilton Grand Vacation Presentation, I didn't have the same experience other people mentioned.  It is a one-time offer...no one calls or follows up with you.  The sales effort is very high pressure and of course there are so many details and different promotions.  I chose not to invest in the property...but it seemed like a good deal.
__label__3 My recent stay at the elara, as a timeshare owner, was enjoyable.  The hotel is beautiful and I loved the fact that is doesn't have a casino. It's a quick walk to the Planet Hollywood casino.   The check-in process was easy and they had my room ready early. The room was comfortable but very sparsely decorated.  It felt a little minimalistic for my taste. It had a nice kitchenette with a toaster, which is something you don't see in hotel rooms very often. \nWe spent day 2 at the pool. Its a beautiful pool area with lots of shade and sun all day. I had reserved a cabana over the phone and my reservation was easily found to my relief. The pool staff is friendly,  but they lack professionalism and they are not great communicators.  They act very laid back and don't seem to move with any urgency. Our cabana waitress never told us her name and, at one point, disappeared for a couple hours. We tracked down another waitress to order and she was not happy about having to take our order. The cabanas do not have curtains or dividers so you and your neighbors are all very close with no privacy at all. Also, the pricing for the cabanas is different if you are an owner (half price!) But I only found that out because I happened to ask about the cabanas upstairs. Another negative is that lounge chairs are not included with the cabanas so you may not get them unless you show up early. \nThe staff throughout the rest of the hotel were great, and our stay was really nice overall. I would definitely stay again.
__label__0 You asked me to email to further discuss my experience at your hotel about 3 weeks ago . I actually emailed you on two occasions. I have yet to get an email back . Customer service yet has been up to par with my whole experience with the hotel. This is the reason why I made a complaint the first time . If I could give less than 1 star I would.
__label__0 I agree with a lot of people here, the staff are terrible. So we booked through Kayak, and I requested for two beds, but since I purchased a king studio stay they were unable to give me the two beds unless I pay \"80 dollars + tax\" for the one bedroom suite. So according to the girl, \"That's why you shouldn't book through a third party.\" Okay thanks you're helpful. \n\nUpon arriving, I requested for extra blankets and towels, didn't see any so I called in requesting it, since the only thing we had was comforters and no blankets or towels, the girl at the front desk said \"They should all be in your closet\". No it wasn't, I just said that we only have comforters and if we did why would I freaking call you?! \n\nI been to Vegas a great amount of times, and this probably is my worst stay here. The customer service, they are NOT accommodating or attentive. The rooms are small and you have to pay for wifi?! \n\nYou might as well stay somewhere else for the same deal and get free upgrades to your room, better (accommodating) customer service and free wifi.\n\nNot to mention at about 4:45 pm, after driving around in circles to find valet, they were closed. Even to guests staying at the hotel! So we had to circle around some more and find parking in the miracle mile mall, dragged all the way to concierge.
__label__4 For me and my family was amazing. Very good 1 bedroom suite, comp wifi, kitchen was very good, big bathroom, big bathtube, staff was great. I'll come back for sure. \nClean hotel, no smoking, and a very good price for the size of the room. \n\n12-22-14  -  01-03-15
__label__1 I have mixed feelings rating this place.  I went based on good reviews but I had a so-so service on my deluxe pedi spa which included a mask and salt rub.\nPROS:\n1. The nail tech was friendly and even offered bottled water while I waited.\n2. I was pleased with how my toenails looked.\n3. Place was clean and pretty spacious. \nCONS:  \n1. For a deluxe pedi spa, I expected a really good massage when they put the foot mask and salt rub, but the tech pretty much just slathered them on my feet and legs. So I don't think the extra $10 charge was worth it. \n2.  They got a lot of walk ins when I was there so my appointment felt rushed.\n3.  The person who took my payment still had gloves on - same one she's been using on another customer. Yuck. \nI might give this place another try but may opt for just a regular pedi and go early that they're not so busy.
__label__2 I wanted to love this place, but was just left thinking... Meh.  Not terrible by any means, but didn't leave thinking, must go back.  We went there for breakfast and sat on the patio. It was a great spot and also dog friendly.  I had the Black bean cakes with eggs and grilled chili cornbread. It had a lot of potential, but needed some kind of seasoning or sauce.  I don't remember what Hottie had, but he also felt like it was just okay and needed seasoning.  We'll probably give it another try sometime, but we'll be in no rush to get there!
__label__1 I only went here because my normal breakfast spots were really busy. Found the staff fairly rude and not very helpful. The food was overpriced for what it was. Coffee was bad restaurant coffee (brown water). There are much better breakfast options in town. I will likely not eat here again.
__label__0 Worst can ride ever! The driver drives like a maniac! No meter, ghetto, and makes everyone car sick. Won't be taking any more cab rides from star cab.
__label__4 good clean family fun, close to home and CHEAP! Compared to going to Sun Splash or Big Surf, sure it's not a mega park, but close, cheap, clean, and fun for the kids. We have our own backyard pool, this is a fun change of venue that won't break you.
__label__3 I have eaten at this subway numerous times and enjoyed it. It is nice on convenient because it is across from the traffic chaos in desert ridge.  My favorite would be the new apple wood pork sandwich!  Really Gwooood!
__label__3 this place has great food and great variety
__label__4 I don't really remember being here, but one drink tasted like a jolly rancher and one was like a tootsie roll. \n\nAhhhhMazing! \n\nAnd the Britney Couture Pops, so cute!
__label__3 Its raining Sugar up in He A!\n\nSeriously this place is a sugar addicts dream shop.  Everything here is sweet and sugary.  Came here to redeem one of the My Vegas coupons.  I felt high on sugar the whole time I was in there and I didn't even have any candy.  I picked up some chocolate rocks, malt balls, chocolate covered pretzel and green cotton candy! \n\nSince I don't have a sweet tooth these were all brought into the office to be shared. \n\nEyes ~ So many candies and sweetst!\nNose ~ Smells sweet!.\nEar ~ Enjoying the music they have playing.\nMouth ~ Chocolate rocks taste yum!.\nTummy ~ Must not eat too much!
__label__0 I don't understand why this place is multiplying all around the city. The food is really poor. Noodle dishes are mostly noodles and oil. Rice dishes have the same sauce. pad Thai has very little but noodles. Save your money.
__label__2 2.5 stars. I took out the 1/4 slab rib plate with mac and cheese and spicy Kansas City sauce for lunch (get take out, it appears no one actually eats here). The meat fell off the bone but was a little dry and needed something more - maybe salt? -, I guess why it is accompanied with the sauce to mask this. The mac and cheese was okay though you could tell it was pre-packaged. When I took it out of the container, the mac and cheese was a little cold and held its shape from the container. The sauce definitely made this meal good but if I can enjoy my BBQ without any sauce it is my preferred way (and add sauce to supplement the flavor). However the woman who was taking my order was incredibly sweet, loved to talk about her business, and was plentiful with sauce samples.
__label__2 Good ribs. Decent brisket and pulled pork. Not my favorite chicken.  If you want some BBQ ribs - come here and get that; 5 stars in that department.
__label__2 Great pulled pork, but very pricey!
__label__0 Basically we came here after Patati Patata was too busy/crowded and we were starving. My friend (a local) had said that she had been here before, and the staff was rude but the food was ok, so we decided to give it a chance. T\n\nhe \"pizza\" that was in the display counter looked inedible, I'm not sure why anyone would ever eat that and the girl at the cash register looked beyond bored and as if we were bothering her by ordering. She rolled her eyes more than once at me, and I dont think she said a single word to me except for when she told me the price. \n\nThe food was...edible, I had a gyro and thats pretty hard to screw up anyway, my friends had poutine and cheeseburgers. The poutine was greasy and soupy, they didnt like it.  There just isnt anyting here to like..
__label__0 The worst place to buy cigarettes do not shop here the owner is a nasty human being. They think they are doing you a favor by you shopping in its store. If you enjoy being treated like crap and yelled at than  shop here because you get plenty of abuse here.  And for some strange reason they always want you to pay in cash
__label__2 After reading so many reviews on the positive and negative about the place I just didn't know what to expect.  My opinion after chowing down there is that there's a lot to love about the place and a lot to be... What's the right word?  Annoyed at...\n\nMaybe we'll discuss the positive first, the food!  Let me first explain that I hardly EVER order chicken at a restaurant.  Usually it's never cooked right.  Sure I order wings here and there, but never as a main dish.  It's usually too dry.  I hardly even eat chicken at home, I can't cook it right either!  So going to a BBQ place while dieting creates a lot of challenges.  One is that the BBQ chicken (non-fried) was the best option.  So I was nervous, real nervous.  But let me tell you... It. Was. Awesome!  So tender and juicy and flavorful.  Best chicken I've ordered in a restaurant EVER!  I was in cluck cluck heaven!  \n\nWe went hog wild (funny, right?) and ordered every single one.  When in Rome, right?  So let's go down the list.  \n\nCornbread: Okay, but a little too grainy for my taste (and $3 for one slice!!)\nPotato Salad: Okay.  I like Potato Salad with crisp not mushy potatoes, and they were but the taste just wasn't there for me.\nMac n' cheese: Good.  It was incredibly creamy and tasty, but not the best I've ever had (Kelly's, Six Penn Kitchen, etc.).\nColeslaw: Okay. Vinegar based, which I usually dig, but again, just wasn't the best I've ever had\nBaked Beans: Delicious!  I loved the taste!  Bacon, perhaps a little sweet Maple Syrup or Cinnamon?  Whatever, it tasted awesome!\nGreens: The winner!  It was vinegar based as well and bursting with flavor.  Toss in some more bacon and bam, best of the night!\n\nThe food presentation is pretty cool too.  They just bring out everything on a big metal try and every side comes in a different looking pan it's probably cooked in.  I loved the BBQ too because again, the magic ingrediant, it had a ton of vinegar flavor!  Good thing they had extra sauce on the table because I doused my chicken in it.  \n\nThe bad.  It's WAY overpriced.  The food is simple but good.  The meats are $12-$22 for half and full racks and the sides are $1-5 on their own.  Why the high price?  Do you want to be upscale BBQ?  Does that even make sense?  Upscale I imagine has a totally different environment to go with it.  The sad thing is, it's pretty good so I bet they won't lower prices.  \n\nThe decor is minimal and simplistic.  Red gingham walls and long picnic table seating.  I wouldn't mind the picnic tables if they were a little skinnier.  It's true what everyone's saying, it's hard to hear the person across from you.  Also, if it's busy and there's a wait, people at the front are standing there with no tables to put drinks on while they wait and pretty much starring down the people sitting at the tables right in front of them.  It's just awkward and I feel like they need some high tops up front or some bench seating.    \n\nIf they lowered prices, I'd probably throw on another star and be back more often.  Because of that very reason, I probably won't visit often, even though I did enjoy it.  Time will tell....
__label__2 I'm a KSBS BBQ judge, so I'm a BBQ snob.  I really liked the flavor profiles of the food, it was all over cooked.  Mac-n - cheese was bomb.  I think they do better than what I had so I'll go back and try again.
__label__3 Can't give it a five-star review as a vegetarian, but this place is pretty awesome.  The husband LOVED his meat combo and we'll definitely be back.  I tried the mac 'n' cheese and the cornbread from his plate, both solid.\n\nI had a smoky, lime, soy-flavored butternut squash soup that was really great.  The drinks here are very creative, and quite tasty.  I was kind of bummed that you can't get Harvard & Highland drinks (from the bar upstairs) downstairs until after 10 pm; so I walked up and got myself what I wanted since I couldn't order it from my waitress.\n\nOh well, food is fantastic, atmosphere is fun and the place smells heavenly.  Kinda has me thinking about ending my veggie streak, actually...
__label__1 I love BBQ. So I am always eager to try some new q. I was fairly disappointed. This place has the look and feel of a hipster restaurant but unfortunately it tastes like it to. There is no soul.\nWe split the 2 meet combo (shoulder & brisket). The shoulder was a small portion that came in a cast iron skillet. The meat was tender but lacked texture or bark, and it was diced into large clocks. The brisket was a mess. I still can't figure out how they sliced it. No visible smoke ring but you really couldn't tell because the place is dark like a cave.  Again lacking texture, and it was tender but super fatty.  I will say that my wife enjoyed the mac n cheese but the corn bread was overly sweet and greasy. The app menu was great we had fried chicken hearts. \n\nMy final issue was our service. Our server acted like our table of ten was bothering her although the place was dead that night.  Bottom line is it is Pittsburg, so I should have lower BBQ standards, but this was really lackluster even for Pittsburgh.
__label__3 I've been here twice and both times I entered the building, I had to stand at the door for a good 5 minutes before anyone acknowledged us and gave us a seat.  A simple \"seat yourself\" sign would sure help that uncomfortable feeling!  \n\nFirst time was brunch which is a fixed menu of chicken and waffles.  As my first experience with the combo, it was great!  It came with mac and cheese (good, but nothing awesome) and greens (decent, but not an expert).\n\nSecond time we ordered the 3 meat combo to share between the two of us and added on a side order of baked beans.  The combo came with pork shoulder (amazing!), brisket, (favorite one when you got an actual piece of meat, ours was 95% fat) and ribs (least favorite, lots of little bits of bone/cartilage).  The baked beans had 'hot dog' or some sort of sausage in them and were SO good; broiled on top so some of the sugars caramelized.  \n\nThe menu isn't huge and the 3 meat platter was plenty for the 2 of us.  Go check them out!
__label__3 Union Pig & Chicken has some of the best BBQ that I've found in Pittsburgh. The brisket is soft and falls apart with a fork, although some of the pieces can be overly fatty. Every time I've been the service has been decent, but slow. Union is also a surprsingly good place to go for lunch, The sandwiches they serve are delicious. One last note, definitely get the mac & cheese. It's that good.
__label__1 Pittsburgh, oh Pittsburgh. Union Pig & Chicken is a great try at Southern Style food, but it just falls short. The cornbread was too dry and really sweet (which I tend to favor, but this was too much) and the mac & cheese could have been better, it was too gritty for my taste. The chicken however was quite good, but not worth what I paid for it considering the mediocre side dishes. \n\nAnother gripe I had was that there was no one there to seat us. We waited for 3-5 minutes, then just decided to seat ourselves, then waited another 6 minutes for a waitress to come over, even after I had caught her eye, she didn't come over. That really annoys me more than anything. You should be on top of seating people at the minimum. \n\nI'll probably give it a second try, but I honestly wasn't impressed. I would rather drive the 8 hours down to Asheville and eat in a gas station BBQ. Sorry guys.
__label__2 Meh... It was just ok. The food looked better than it tasted :-/  I had the BBQ chicken, greens, and mac & cheese. I would give it another try, but order other items from the menu. \n\nAside from that, the service and atmosphere were great!
__label__1 This is my second visit to Union Pig and Chicken.  We came back because 6 months ago the food was great.  This trip was very different.  The meaty mac had so much wusabi  in it that it was all you tasted. The brisket looked as if it had been sliced on a slicer then reheated on a griddle because you couldn't see any smoke ring and the color of the interior meat didn't look like a piece of meat cut off a brisket (I live in Texas and know what brisket should look like). There was a lot of fat on the brisket also which is good for flavor but at their prices I would like meat.  On the positive side the coleslaw was very good, along with the ribs.
__label__0 Not sure what they are serving here but being from Texas I wouldn't call this barbecue.  The pulled pork is very light on smoke flavor and our pork had no bark at all.  A sure sign of short cut smoking procedures.  The \"brisket\" was a cut I have never seen before.  More of a roast cut.  The brisket got its flavor from a brine that the meat was swimming in.  \n\nService was slooooow.  We waited almost an hour on a Tuesday for our meals.  Why?  This stuff is already cooked!   Come on.  Throw it on a plate and roll it out.  \n\nOur waitress seemed bothered to have to wait on us on a TUESDAY.  There might have been 15 people in the place tops. \n\nThis was my one and only trip to this \"BBQ\" establishment.
__label__1 I stopped at Gus's for lunch today.  I always like to try new places close to the office.  So, I walked in and sat down at the bar.  The stools are too short which makes the bar way too high.  It is especially high if you have to eat off of it.  The rest of the place is pretty nice.  They have a few tv's and it looks clean.  \n\nI ordered a Meatball Sub with fries and a drink.  My food arrived about 5 minutes later at which time I asked for some Ketchup.  The sub was cold yet the cheese on it was melted....    Cant explain that....   The fries were almost too hot to eat yet I managed.   Overall, the food had very little flavor.  I finished eating and received my bill promptly.\n\nI was somewhat shocked at an $11.11 bill for a sub w/fries and a drink.  Wait a minute, I was SHOCKED....    I mean really, come on......    There are literally dozens of pizza places to eat lunch and these guys are charging that much.  \n\nI guess I would think about returning to eat here if I could afford it.   Instead I think I will go to Barros and eat for less than half the price.   \n\nBAM!
__label__1 IHOP is IHOP.... so the 2 star rating is not for the nation wide chain, it's for this specific location. This IHOP has really really bad service, food takes a long time to show up, drink refiles never come, and it's not as clean as I would like.
__label__0 Went to get a new phone there was only one guy working the others were in the back. Waited for 5mins then left.
__label__4 If you are looking for something amazing, simple, or spectacular, Jason of Beverly Hills has something for you. Just walking by this store can catch anyone's attention. They make crazy pieces like rings with little guns studded with brilliant diamonds to adorable honeycomb necklaces complete with little gold bees flying around it. You have to check them out!\nI also heard they usually tailor to celebrities and other high profile clients but Ryan, one of the sales people there was giving us a more than reasonable deal on an engagement ring so really, this place is for anyone but they treat you like a celebrity, such great service here! Ryan was so knowledgeable and patient with us! He showed us ring after ring, was not\npushy, and gave great recommendations! I definitely recommend his service when you go in. \nThis place is high class all the way and anything you get here is sure to wow! A definite recommended must visit on your Vegas trips! They always have something interesting!
__label__3 Good quality take-out.  I ordered a small BBQ chicken pizza and a Greek salad for $25.  Pizza was on point.  Just enough cheese, fresh, and not too chewy.  The salad was pretty good, but could've used more dressing.  All in all, not the best pizza I've ever had, but definitely good quality above pizza chains.  I'd recommend going there for the specials, but kinda overpriced (at least for what I ordered, anyway).
__label__1 In a word...yuk. Ordered takeout. If you like frozen pizza taste with a cardboard crust and canned sauce this is your place. Maybe kids would like it, but not adults who have ever eaten a good pizza.
__label__1 Got the coconut taro boba here and was very disappointed. Coming from California where there is a boba shop on every corner, I may be a little biased but seriously for the price of a 16oz drink ($4+) this was a joke. Watery \"milk tea\" with a couple of scoops of powder, gooey day-old boba, finished off with floating dried coconut bits. Ugh I had three sips and trashed it. If I come back it will be for the coffee or regular iced teas.
__label__4 Yes I have read some of the other reviews and I must say I think these reviewers may have listened to their GPS  and wound up at the wrong place.\n\nGigi's is the Cowfish of Cupcakes!  LOL (Without the wait of course)\n\nMy wife and I went into our first Gigi's in Nashville and have remembered the experience with such fondness and craving that you can imagine our delight when this store opened up just a little more than a month ago.\n\nIt is one of those places that make you comfortable the moment you walk in.  The smell of the cupcakes, the excitement, no, the anticipation of having one of the cupcakes after seeing the pictures and reading the descriptions online.   Then there they are.  Lining the shelves with names that spur the imagination and make your decision all that much harder to make.  I always start with the wedding cake cupcake.  Moist cake, delicious icing and a flavor that takes over your senses and makes you suddenly realize that you have finished the cupcake while still standing in line looking at the others.  \n\nWith a shy look I realize I haven't yet paid for the first one so I pick out another, yet another great choice by the way, and try to make everyone believe that eating the one and taking the other for the road was the plan all along.\n\nGigi's thank you for coming to Charlotte and Charlotte, you will be thanking them too after the first try.\n\nOne more note:  Please take a look at the other reviews that were given by a Yelper.  The 1 star given in the second review under Gigi's was given by someone who didn't like Gigi's, hates Dean and Deluca but 5 starred the Pancake House.  Please consider the source before deciding.\n\nThanks
__label__1 This is a totally honest, unbiased review. I first tried Gigi's in Georgia. It was \"cool\". Their pro is the moistness of the cake, always guaranteed on the spot. But to me, what ruins the cupcake experience, is the frosting. There is ENTIRELY too much frosting on these cupcakes. \n\nI am not a health nut,  total southern girl who  cooks and bakes very well( organically as much as possible), never compromises on flavor. But Jesus the amount of frosting is really absurd. On top of that, it is dense, so it weighs down the cake. \n\nMy additional complaint is they are not exactly consumer friendly with it comes to staying stocked on popular flavors. It appears  in bakeries everywhere, select flavors are always a hit. I feel they should make sure those flavors are available at all times. An example: red velvet cupcakes should always be stocked, they run out quickly. \n\nThe cucpakes are pretty to look at, but when it comes down to it, they need literally a third of the frosting to match their smaller cake-and THIS comes from an actual frosting lover, so that says something.
__label__4 I absolutely adore Misty! Only stylist I know I can trust to make decisions about how to change my hair, and simply leave it to her. I know it will look good.
__label__1 Aye Caramba. \n\nMy mom knows my love of Mexican food-and especially good Mexican food. Sadly, I am the only one in my immediate Phoenix family that is a fan. Growing up, the Grandparent's would begrudgingly go to one place called La Pinata (see my review from 2011) because that was close to both our synagogue (yes, this was back in the day) and my Great Aunt and Uncle's house. They would only have cheese crisps (only those from AZ, my Toni (through my Dad) and Ivy understand and share the love of a good one) or a chimichanga. My mom likes chips and refried beans and cheese crisps. She also likes guacamole but for some reason, can't pronounce it right. \n\nAnyway, during my recent week in Phoenix, it was not a vacation or resting type of trip. It was a little visiting and a lot of business type trip. Mom and I ended up here for dinner because she said that people she knows really like this place, so we went as it was close to an errand we were running. \n\nThis is an order at the counter, they call your number type of place. There is a bar to one side the ordering area and the pick up area. They have Pepsi products, a salsa bar but you have to pay for chips. Mom wanted a cheese crisp and I ordered my standard new place order 2 crispy tacos one chicken, one shredded beef with refried beans and rice. I also ordered a small container of correctly pronounced guacamole. The cashier was friendly though not particularly warm.  \n\nWe found a table, and our number was called shortly thereafter.  The tacos were in home made formed and fried corn tortilla shells. I loved this. Sadly, that was about all I loved. The chicken taco was pretty dried out and they had large shredded Americanized tasting cheddar over the tacos. The beef taco was better, but the spicy carrots helped and the guacamole was nothing to write home about. What really got me though was the weird tinny flavor from the refried beans (pretty inedible) and as one Bay Area friend of mine would say-the rice was all wrong. Not only did it have peas AND carrots, it had some small corn kernels. Mom ate about half her cheese crisp and the fact that I didn't even try it speaks volumes. She apologized as we were leaving saying she thought it would be better, and she apologized even more adamantly when she told me she had been up a lot during the night because of the cheese crisp. Yep-I knew something wasn't right with the cheese.\n\nNot a place I would recommend or ever come back to especially after an old friend from high school introduced me to Carolina's.
__label__3 the barrel ride was a bit corny, but the information and demonstrations are very informative!\n\nyou get a free whiskey glass and test out 1 (or 4 for the more expensive tour) whiskey!\n\nthey do carry rare(r) whiskeys too like Oban!!! (yay!)\n\nif you have small kids (under 12 ish) dont waste your money on this tour for them (unless you want to teach them about whiskey making), they will think its boring, and they will just annoy all of the adults!
__label__2 On my first visit I thought the burgers were under seasoned. The second visit confirmed it.\n\nA standard Elevation burger is two patties, two slices of cheese. They also have single patty burgers and cheeseburgers available, along with two types of veggie burgers.\n\nTheir main selling point that differentiates them from the competition is their 100% USDA-certified organic, grass-fed, free-range. I like the beefiness and juiciness of the patties, but they have a distinct taste that's unlike your typical fast food/fast casual burger. If they just seasoned them more they would be so much better. The buns are soft and chewy, the fries are good, and the toppings are diverse -- including their tangy Elevation sauce, a balsamic mustard, and 6-month aged cheddar cheese.\n\nTheir large cookie isn't so large. It's a chocolate chip oatmeal pecan cookie that's shaped like a small hockey puck. It does, however, pack a tasty punch.\n\nIf you're lactose intolerant I wouldn't recommend their chocolate shake. It's pretty much melted ice cream that's incredibly rich and creamy.\n\nMy kid wasn't a fan of their grilled cheese. They take their hamburger buns, turn them upside down and place cheese in between them. Not traditional by any means, and not a hit with my four year old.\n\nTheir staff has been friendly and informative on my visits -- always willing to answer any questions -- and the interior is reminiscent of Chipotle, but lighter.\n\nAs expected, it's pricier because of all the organic, sustainable ingredients. All that stuff makes for a good sales pitch, but in the end it comes down to taste and that's where they fall short. I still prefer In-N-Out or even Smashburger if I'm going to get fast food.
__label__4 Being an airline pilot and keeping in top shape to maintain my medical, it's essential I'm able to maintain a healthy lifestyle and am able to keep my core strong. With Dr. Ali's knowledge with the spine and keeping it in line, I'm able to maintain my workout regimen. I can rely that anytime I come in his ability to pinpoint the problem and adjust my body is crucial to keeping me without pain. I would recommend anyone having problems with movement or pain to come in and try his services.
__label__1 Had a \"deal of the day\" coupon for $20 worth of food so decided to investigate. They don't have a website. They don't have take out menus you can keep at home. I had to drive there and memorize the menu then go home to come up with a plan on what to order. We got the XL pizza and 40 wing special for $23.\n\nThe pizza was so-so. Not much sauce or flavor. It was also not very hot. The crust was airy and light, though. \nThe wings were big and juicy but i like them a little more cooked so they are crispy. But that's just me. \nKudos for offering the proper bleu cheese dressing. Most places just have ranch. \nAlso bonus points for offering 2 kinds of BBQ sauce. \nThe medium wings had just the right heat level.\n\nThe counter worker was friendly yet clueless about the coupon/voucher. I had to explain how it worked. There seemed to be no manager to help. \n\nI've had better.
__label__3 I'm surprised that no one has added this on Yelp, yet... Went to check out the new Cosmopolitan hotel and the first thing I saw walking in from the 2nd floor was kidrobot! Very, very tiny store compared to SF and LA, but nonetheless, TOYS!! They didn't have any exclusive items other than \"I kidrobot LV\" tshirts. I love kidrobot, but my wallet doesn't... I'm still glad they made it to LV. :)
__label__3 I love Chinese bakery. They make beautiful cakes, not too sweet. Their breads are so moist and soft. I like their red bean buns, BBQ pork Buns, Coconut Buns and more.
__label__4 I'm afraid I'm turning into that old guy who finds a style of shoes he likes as a teen and never stops wearing them.  Thankfully Vans don't seem to go out of style and they do add some new flavors in from time to time so I may be okay.\n\nI've been to Vans stores in many states and the one in Scottsdale Fashion Square is my favorite.  I never feel like I'm looked down on because I'm not some teen or hipster (I'm not a hipster!).  \n\nIt never seems to matter how much you're spending here to get great service.  Even before I walked out with my five new pairs of shoes they treated me like I was going to buy five new pair.  \n\nThis reminds me, is there some sort of 12 step for shoe addiction?
__label__3 We enjoyed out night here and would go back.  We thought despite the basement it was a nice venue (and comedy just seems seedier in a basement anyways, so it's all good!).  The staff are somewhat scantily clad (hello, it's Vegas ;) and they were friendly and timed the drinks well.  The comedians were a tad sketchy, crass and funny - so it was great!  The drinks were expensive, but again it is Vegas - so it's all good!  We would go back.
__label__0 Ok snack time in Vegas. One thing to say about MGM is they do have a nice sized food court. If you are looking for a cheap meal or a snack then they have plenty of places for that. I saw that this place had Nutella crepes. That is all I needed to see Nutella crepes. I was sold. I make a mean Nutella crepe so I was curious to see how there's was. The verdict: ok. Mine is much better and I am not saying because it is mine. I am saying that because it is true. If there's was better I would gladly admit it and improve mine based on there's but can't do it. The actual crepe itself tasted pretty plain. There was no real flavor to it at all.  It was also rubbery in consistency and and the plastic knife they gave me to cut it was not doing it. I practically had to take it apart with my hands! A nice fluffy crepe you can cut through easily.  If I would have known how plain I would have opted for the whipped cream on it just have to a little extra flavor because they did not put much Nutella on it. Most bites I got a mouthful of crepe and that's it.  It also set me back $11.95 and even for Vegas I thought that was steep!  The Nutella was good, lol. The crepe itself was a decent size I guess but regardless it was still overpriced.The customer service was not really there either. I mean they rang me up and gave me a pager for when my order was ready and that is it. No greeting or smiles or anything really welcoming. I am not asking for my butt to be kissed but at least act like you want to serve your customers. It was a \"I don't want you here\" kind of vibe. It also took a while to get my crepe. The wait was a little excessive.  Also when I ordered they asked if it was to go and I said that it was but when I got it the had prepared it for me to eat it there. When I asked for a to go box I guess that was a problem because I got an evil look. She rolled her eyes and got me the box.  Overall if I were to get a snack here again I would opt for the frozen yogurt and avoid the crepes. But after seeing  some of the other reviews I may just avoid the place all together.   Not only are they overpriced but the quality does not match up and if it did the price would not be an issue.
__label__0 Cheap food doesn't make up for quality - especially in this instance. The one saving grace is the customer service. \n\nPretty sure chicken comes pre-cubed/ pre packaged; food is otherwise bland and tasteless. Salsa virtually has no flavor - how is that even possible?\n\nI wouldn't recommend this place, although I can see it appearing on TV with Gordon Ramsay.
__label__1 the salsa bar is good, free chips and salsa.\nthe  people working on the counter are rude.\nhad the california tacos so plaine has no flavor\nwont be back
__label__0 We really wanted to love this place because it's so close to our home.  We went for Happy Hour. This is a dive bar, which is fine, they have their place, but the set up is a bit confusing. You have to order food and drinks at the bar and they will bring the food to your table. \n\nWe ordered a large pitcher of mango margaritas and two quesadillas. The bar tender misunderstood and made regular margaritas. She said no problem, I can fix it, and dumped some mango pur\u00e9e into the mix, rather than start over. The result was a congealed, gloppy mess. \n\nThe quesadillas were nothing special, perhaps a little overdone and dry. Hard to imagine a Mexican food place that can't get the basics down. \n\nAll in all, it seemed like a good place for cheap buds with regulars hunkered down at the bar. But I do t think we will be returning.
__label__2 Pretty ghetto and the music is old. But we had a good time because the drinks were cheap, had a private space and were partying with good company.
__label__4 Had the Fried Chicken it was cooked to perfection hot, crisp and juicy! The crew was friendly and accommodating all food cooked and prepared to order. Service was fast and friendly . If they are on your area give them a try you won't be disappointed !
__label__2 STARBUCKS (Part I)\n\nBeing a quasi-Starbucks junkie pretty much gives me an irrevocable consumer right and reasonable amount of credibility to throw in my $50 worth of opinion.  Why $50? because that's how much my automatic SB gold card reload is worth every month.  \n\nI grew up in the PNW, mostly in the Seattle area where Starbucks was born, and where locals, ironically and deliberately avoid Starbucks and patronize other local and smaller coffee shops, where my friends and I frequented Vivace Coffee on Broadway in Capitol Hill.  I didn't turn to Starbucks until after I left the US and was stationed overseas.  It was one of those things I did whenever I felt homesick and wanted to touch base with the motherland and felt the need to re-enforce my being an American. Then, it grew on me. My drink of choice:   (Summer/Spring) Venti Iced Mocha, light whip or (Fall/Winter) Extra Hot Venti Mocha, no whip.  \n\nMy all time favorite Starbucks has to be the one in Rhodes, Decadence, Greece (my review will be forthcoming).  My least favorite has to be this 24/7 Starbucks with drive Thur.\n\nStarbucks is Starbucks wherever you go. You'll get the very same mediocre pricey coffee drink they're famous for, but the only way one sets apart from the other is the degree of customer service, the ambience and the way the general interior areas conducive to enjoying a cup of joe.  As expected in any Starbucks, you will get the customary greetings albeit superficial.  The staff is trained and programmed to say and do that accompanied by their banal smiles and trite perkiness.  Once your order is rung,  you're nothing but a tall, grande or a venti cup of coffee :).  I've spent numerous hours here almost on a daily basis.  I've  come to know some of the regulars and have become oblivious to everything not so good about this place. I have to admit, however,  that sometimes it does get under my skin.  It's like going to a reputable Chinese restaurant where you know and what you only care about is the excellent food, and will keep on coming back despite the fact (and you being fully aware) that \"good customer service\" is something that is not and will never be on the menu.  The only difference is that I come here not for their excellent drinks but because  of its proximity to where I live (accessibility) and it being open 24/7 (convenience).\n\nThis Starbucks is, most often than not, packed with students during school seasons btwn noon and midnight (especially towards the evening) who are studying (?) hours on end.  Some with just an order of one drink and multiple free refills of iced water, some bringing with them lunch bags, dinner boxes, veggies in Ziploc bags, bottles of soda pop, munchies and snacks in small plastic containers, or food ordered from nearby restaurants (pizza, rice bowls, wraps), and thermos bottles.  I've seen some bring their blankets, extra sweatshirts, and some even show up in their PJ's.   The campers are pretty much the same faces and same group of students just about every day!. Good luck if you're thinking about coming here during midterms or final exams. This Starbucks is the unofficial library/group study room of the various Las Vegas academes.  \n\nBusier than your typical Starbucks, this location's staff (or understaff) gets so busy(overworked), to the point of being overwhelmed, that their bathrooms are hardly checked and cleaned.  And since there are always cramming students camping in, the actual lounge is hardly kept cleaned and kept in order.  More often than not, you'll have to ask and remind the staff that they're out of  tissue paper in the bathroom, or out of napkins, milk or sugar.  I can only assume that they do all their organizing and cleaning up when the flow of customers slows down (during wee hours).  I also noticed how fast their staff turnover is.  It seems like they have new baristas/staff every other month or so (unless they rotate their shifts).  Their wi-fi connection's reliability is mediocre at best. There was even a time when it was literally down for over a month.  The staff knew about it but there were no signs saying that they were having wifi issues, and if you asked the staff,  their response was : \"Yeah, we know!\".  (it was during those times when I didn't see any campers, and the tables and chairs were for the taking).    \n\nDon't get me wrong.  You'll get your drink alright but you have to pay special attention (or literally stand by the pick up counter) or you will never know that your name/order has been called and your drink has been sitting on the counter!  Had they ever gotten my drink wrong?  Yes, on more than one occasion.  Sometimes it didn't bother me and didn't ask for a replacement and sometimes I did (contingent upon my mood, or how busy the barista was).  Besides, the staff can be genuinely friendly and chatty, when not busy.  \n\nThis may be my least favorite Starbucks and yet it's the one place I always choose to go to and go back to.......over and over again.
__label__4 This is the best mom and pops Korean restaurant I have ever been to. They treated us like their own family and spoiled us immensely. It's a small hole in the wall place that needs more visitors here. Try it once and you will be hooked. I plan on coming here again and again. The chef/wife's cooking is to die for. The husband/ host is absolutely hilarious and genuine. It's hard to find great quality food run by an old loving couple. The husband is a chemical engineer and the wife was a nurse for many years so you know they pay attention to every detail of the cooking and make sure everything is clean and perfect when ready to be served on the plate. They gave us 3 free dishes and even offered us a 4th free dish and even refused our tip because we were students. I made sure to slip one pass the husband though lol and still we did not think that was enough to express our gratitude towards such an eventful experience at their restaurant. We truly felt like we were at home and we were sitting around dinner table amongst family!!  I highly recommend them and would give more than 5 stars if possible!!
__label__3 As someone who keeps an eye out for new burgers, I am always very pleased to hear when something new shows up.  The bigger joy is when a place opens up in an area where you can't really find something you want.  In that case, Lasalle recently welcomed a new restaurant opened by someone who is quite familiar to the restaurant scene.  Saul Ettinger's latest offering is his fourth stab at bringing us the very best in smoked meat and burgers.  If we have learned from the other places he had a hand in, this one should be quite something.\n\nEttingers caught my eye a few months back, as I was doing my normal burger research.  The fact that it was opening in Lasalle was a very big plus for me, as there aren't any previous Burger Search locations that could be found in one of my favorite parts of town.  When I heard the claims of having quite the burger on radio ads that aired on TSN 990, I just had to go.\n\nI'm so glad that Ettingers set up shop in Lasalle or anywhere for that matter.  What you'll get is solid smoked meat and a pretty decent burger.  The combination of service, decor, and quite good dessert made this visit one that I won't forget for a while.  I really do hope that Ettingers is around for a very long time and that it does well, because I really want to go back.
__label__3 My office typically orders Jason's to go, but if you feel like getting out, it's worth it.  Kind of a pain to get to but the salad bar is serious business.  For $7.99, you get unlimited trips to the small, but well-rounded offerings, fluorescent glow included free of charge.  It's not a huge salad bar, but it has everything you need to have a good lunch.  Added bonus:  Captain's Wafers!  Those crackers take me back to childhood!  I would suggest avoiding the patio though, as there is always some vagrant milling about.\n\nIf you are not looking for an excuse to be less productive, Jason's delivers ($3 charge I think) and I would recommend the turkey reuben.  Super good and under 550 calories with baked lays and a pickle.
__label__1 Maybe it was just because it was a Wednesday night and I was tired, but I went to see Jose James with a couple friends at Le Piano Rouge.\n\nDisclaimer: I am not a huge fan of jazz and didn't know who Jose James was before the night.\n\nThis was my first time here and it is a small quaint place.  I find the setup to be very interesting for live music, because half the place can't see the stage.  If you just want to go there and listen then I guess that's okay, but still.  They also charged me for three drinks when I only had two, but I didn't bring it up because I didn't have the energy, so that would really be my fault.\n\nAs for the night I went, we went to the early show, which started later than it was supposed to and cost 30 bucks at the door.  I guess I really don't like jazz, because I didn't enjoy myself listening through the hour and a half set.  There was a later show that night, but after stating you could stay they kicked everyone out who was at the early show for people from the later show.  I wasn't planning on staying anyways, but it still was weird they did that for people who enjoyed the show.\n\nI will have to try the place on a normal night to fully appreciate it I guess, but this review was based on my experience that one night.
__label__0 If I could give negative stars I would.  Horrible customer service, they are rude and nasty.  One person Michelle said maybe I should take my meds and then hung up on me.  They pick up trash in my neighbor hood, I am a renter, trash is provided by the homeowner who is now in foreclosure and not paying her bills.  RAD stopped my trash service and would not allow me the renter to start my own service unless I paid the past due balance of the homeowner.  They said because I used the service I should pay for it even though the service was set up in the homeowners name and delinquent by the homeowner.  Now I have weeks of trash piling up at my house and have to find someplace else to dump my trash!!
__label__1 Nothing exciting. Tasteless guacamole. Would have expected more flavour in a Mexican restaurant.
__label__2 These 1/2 price ticket booths are all over the strip, with nine locations from New York-New York on the south end to Circus Circus on the north end.  Very helpful staff is there to answer questions and provide information about the variety of shows that are for sale.  While they can't recommend a specific show, they are a font of knowledge and you can pump them with questions to get a good idea of the shows they think are the best.  Don't even think about grabbing a show in Vegas without hitting the Tix4Tonight booth first.  For $2-3 they also sell discounts for restaurants around the strip, some offering 50% off the price of an entree for everyone in the party.  Check it out.
__label__4 I am shocked.  Only one review for ETHD.  A Phoenix institution. \n\nThousands of us do jury duty.  Ed's is a must stop on jury day.  Especially for the Chicago Dog.  He has all the napkins you need, plus places to sit.
__label__3 Good dogs at a good price.  Ed offers a nice variety too.  I often walk around downtown but never made to the courthouse until this afternoon when I had to report for jury duty.  Oddly enough, I had read about Ed somewhere before but this was the first I had been by his cart.  Today he was set up on the SW corner of Jefferson & 1st Ave.  I'm not sure if this is a regular spot or if he moves about the area but I'll be on the lookout for him again so I can try a variety of his hot dogs.\n\nEd stocks Faygo Root Beer in cans.  That alone is worth a mention.
__label__4 So I was going to head over to Buffalo Wild Wings yesterday with my wife and daughter, then I remember hearing about ATL Wings from a from, and thought I would give it a shot. \n\nLet's just say I won't be going to the other place anymore. \n\nNot only were the wings the best I've had, I came back the next day to get my coworkers ( and myself) some for lunch, and the owner remembered my name and what I had the day before when I asked for sauce suggestions. \n\nAnyway, best wings, great people!
__label__3 Just like most reviews on here say, these wings are delicious! I have tried about 8 of the flavors, all were great. They Cajun Hot were the best ones out there. The reason a star in lost is because of the customer service there. The cashiers are all nice and friendly. They people in back are always giving the worst looks to the customers. Oh well. It tastes good. A little bit higher on the price scale, but the wind size makes up for it.
__label__0 LAST UPDATE!!!  I got an email from restaurant.com this morning, it's official! Since ATL Wings doesn't know how to respect  their customers and they ignored their contract and policies with restaurant.com, they have been removed from the discount program. I was allowed to get another certificate to a different restaurant in exchange for the hassle we went through. \n\nATL Wings, my employer gave you the opportunity to fix this but you decided that it's more important to overcharge your customers with invalid fees just so you can keep the extra cash. You took the gamble and you lost on this one.
__label__4 Oh my goodness, I have a new fav wing place! The wings were well cooked and seasoned. The sauce didn't drown the flavor of the chicken, just enhanced it. And their fried catfish sandwich was simply delicious. My family loved it and this our new wing spot indeed!
__label__4 Straight up legit wings joint.  All they do is wings and they are amazing! They aren't a chain and have 18 amazing flavors. Be sure to ask for the chef special.  Also get the homemade biscuits.  You won't be disappointed.  They even let you try the wing sauce before ordering.
__label__4 Great gelato!  Come try this new small business in old town Scottsdale!
__label__2 Habor Freight Tools is an alternative to the \"big-box\" stores such as Home Depot and Lowes. The store itself is much smaller and I would compare it to Ace's Hardware. However, Harbor Freight is missing the large lawn care section that Ace's has.\n\nIf you are in need of a tool, they probably have it here. Prices are apparently quite low according to my husband who noted several tools here were less pricey than HD or Lowes. However, he did question the quality. I guess we can't really know since he ended up not buying anything, mainly because what we came here for, they did not have (welding goggles). \n\nI think the store is much less intimidating than HD or Lowes since it is much smaller and easier to navigate. Obviously the store does not have as much of a selection, and no gardening center either.\n\nFor what it is, it is A-OK.
__label__0 I have had better pizza when I was 5 years old that I made myself with my easy bake oven even lunchable tastes pizza better than this...they have horrible customer service nasty pizza rude manager employees are incompetent and can't even get a simple order correct after repeating it 3 times and my husband and we both got stomach aches don't eat here
__label__0 We used to order from them all the time but then we quit because of customer service. So we decided a few years later to try again. Well we were welcomed back to the same old bad customer service. Let me explain, we ordered an order of the chicken fingers special meal deal and pizza. When the order was delivered we got pizza and a order of chicken fingers and fries (which is only 5 or 6 fingers and small portion of fries). After being told it would only be 30 to 40 minute delivery the order did not arrive until well over an hour. When order arrived it was Not even close to what was ordered over phone. We called to complain and the person on the other end of the phone understood our frustration or so I thought. He sent our new delivery out and it got here about 35 to 40 minutes later. I was giving the driver 15 dollars more to cover the difference but was told that it wasn't enough. So I called tropicana pizza and talked to them and the person on the other end of the phone would not give an inch or listen to me. They were way late and had order wrong in the first place but yet he would not help out the customer whatsoever. I do not recommend this place as they have gone horribly down hill since the old tropicana pizza. What a joke they have become!!
__label__0 We bought these lights at the Star of the South dental meeting in Houston .  What a giant mess!  \n\nLong story short is:  Took forever to get, contained no magnetic attachments, waited forever to get attachments, decided to return items within our 45 day trial period & guess what?  They are not giving us our money back.  I have been fighting with them for a month & even have taken out a dispute with the credit card company.  He is even fighting with the credit card comany about returning our money.  \n\nThe owner, Ray Nguyen, has not been an ethical business person at all and everyone should avoid at all costs.  \n\nI will also be contacting The Star of the South Dental Meeting Comittee & The Texas Dental Association.
__label__4 I got a loupes and light combo from this company at CDA presents in Anaheim 2014.  I saw a lot of low star reviews with this company and was very skeptical about their product and service, but decided to try them anyways mostly due to the much lower pricing and 45 day trial return period.  The representative was very nice and answered all my questions and concerns while taking my measurements.  She told me that they recently changed their light design from the old touch style batteries to the new clicking batteries, which would give me much better shelf battery life.  The loupes I got were their black sports frame with expanded field 3.5x.  I really loved the frame for the small cut out at the top far corners, which keep the loupes from fogging up, an issue I've had with my other pair from Surgitel.  The rep told me she would throw in an adapter for the light to fit my old Surgitel loupes and that I would receive my order in about a week, which I was skeptical about as well due to previous reviews, but I figured even if they took a month it would be worth it for the $800 I was saving on the combo.  \n\nTo my surprise, I got my loupes and light in 4 days!!  I was pretty shocked at the delivery speed and went to try my loupes and light.  They worked great!  Clarity was comparable to my Surgitel loupes, but had a bigger field of vision, tough I was expecting a bit more than what I got.  I got about 1.5x the field of vision over my surgitels but I was expecting more.  Still it isn't bad at all.  Working distance was perfect for me and actually had a greater range than my old loupes.  The light was the same round design as Surgitel's light, which was what I requested.  It is very bright so I mostly run it on medium settings.  At that setting I actually get over the 16 hours specified on the label.  As a test I did a full charge and ran it while working until it ran out.  I got through 3.5 working days before I need to recharge it.  I am very happy with my purchase.  \n\nIf you are looking for loupes and light, I would really recommend trying this company.  I don't know what happened in the past to give them those bad reviews, but they are great now!
__label__2 Turkish Kitchen was a thoroughly decent, inexpensive meal for a group of us who hadn't booked a table in the city centre on a Friday night.\n\nOn sitting we were brought some bread and the most amazingly tasty dip ever.  I need to know what's in that dip because it was the highlight of the meal.  \n\nNot very hungry, I opted for the Turkish ravioli which, despite not being listed on the menu, came with a side of salad and rice.  The sides were a bit awkward and somewhat wasteful, but were certainly tasty.  \nThe ravioli left a lot to be desired, primarily because it was so overcooked it came apart the minute it I tried to eat it.  The taste was fine though nothing compared with my other experience with Turkish ravioli, which was such a shame because I was expecting something really fantastic.  \n\nI probably should have ordered something kebab-ey like everyone else, but I just wasn't in the mood for a meat feast.  Everyone else seemed happy with their meals, though.  \n\nOne weird thing was that when we ordered beer we got glasses which appeared all different sizes and smaller than what you would expect of either a pint or a large bottle. \n\nIt was a really good option for a group looking for something cheap and cheerful but is, in my opinion, not Edinburgh's best Turkish by a long mile.
__label__2 My friends and I decided to go this place after seeing an ad posted in my apartment. We were in the mood for a quick session with a hookah and some good food.\n\nWhen we first arrived, we were greeted by a friendly man behind the counter who would be making our meals in the large brick oven located behind him. My friends decided to try the manakeesh (Not sure I wrote that properly) and I opted for a falafel. These were both amazing. The fresh baked bread really does make a huge difference. To be completely honest, if this review was based solely on the food then it would gotten an extra star.\n\nThe service seemed a bit unorganized at times, but the food definitely made up for it. We arrived at a not so busy time, but I could see how the wait time could add up when each baked bread needs to be made fresh for each individual person. Good food takes time though.\n\nThe hookah area upstairs had a pretty standard vibe to it. Very quiet and relaxing area to enjoy your shisha. Again, service seemed very unorganized upstairs which takes away from the experience considering it was our first time.\n\nOverall, I would definitely go back with some friends. Great place to relax before a night out.
__label__3 Soooo happy we came here!!! I'm not usually a fan of eating Indian food at a restaurant but we came here for father's day and we not disappointed. Everything was so tasty and perfectly portioned too. If you like Indian food, you must try this place.
__label__0 Absolutely won't be back. This is one of the worst Indian \"restaurants\" I have ever been to. I eat a lot of this cuisine across the country and this was an effrontery.  The navrattan korma was frozen vegetables in Velveeta cheese sauce. I'm disgusted. It was even the same color. \n\nThese people should not be trusted to cook for you. They have air fresheners on the walls spurting chemicals at you while you eat!  I asked about it and the guy said it was to cover up the bad smells!  I asked what bad smell and didn't get an answer. It should smell like delicious Indian food not whatever was loaded in these units. \n\nI heard they're owned by Mintt and the cakes are made there. I'm wondering what else isn't made here.
__label__3 I prefer Costa Coffee, so much richer than Starbucks and I like the fact that they do pay UK Tax as opposed to the dodgy Starbucks! But alas, I do not like any of their Cakes, they have stopped doing everything I like, so its a tin of ground Coffee to take home and probably Starbucks next time...
__label__1 Very unique and interesting pieces however poor customer service.\nCould hardly find someone to help us when we had questions and not very friendly.\nDo not expect them to negioate on price - not happening there.  And if by chance you get lucky it won't be very much.\n\nGood thing they have nice furniture b/c  they couldn't survive on their customer service skills.
__label__2 Get an espresso drink, the brewed coffee (caf\u00e9 filtre) is mediocre and a little stale tasting.
__label__0 This was the worst experience ever.  soggy french toast.  I asked for a smoothie... then I watched from the table as he made an ice cream shake... which is not a smoothie.  A smoothie has fruit, he replaced the fruit with mango ice cream.  People are not stupid and we know when we are being lied to and it is obvious when a low class restaurant owner tries to pull the wool over our eyes and charge top dollar for it.   No salt and pepper on the tables.  bare bones for high dollar.  Very upset.  Took forever to get a coffee too... Can't believe there are any good reviews here.  It was obvious the owner/manager/whatever was trying to make everyone feel good by working his personality, but service sucked horribly.
__label__0 AWFUL AWFUL AWFUL!!!!!!  Waitress was friendly and prompt, but after our order was put in it took over 30 min for the food to reach the table.  I ordered pineapple upside down pancakes.  I don't know how you can mess up pancakes but they did.  The pancakes were so bland and the pineapple was sour.  Terrible!  The country fried steak and gravy was good though.  Between the wait and the awful pancake experience turned me off.  I'll go elsewhere.
__label__2 The waiter was attentive and helpful.  The omelet was good.  But holy fatoosh don't order the grape leaves.  Yikes...it had some sort of reddish goo spread over one of the pieces, almost like the others had it scraped off.  Took one bite and sent it back.  The decor was like a yellow mausoleum with small cubby holes surrounding the dining room, like a place for an urn of ashes.  I guess the food would be hit and miss.  Thank goodness the omelet was good.
__label__1 The staff was very efficient, friendly, and attentive.  The space is very nice.  Unfortunately the food was a huge disappointment.\n\nI had the lunch buffet during an average Saturday afternoon, and was underwhelmed with all phases of the food stations.   Nothing was really 'good', although most items were 'passable as a food like substance.   At almost $19 including soft drink and tip, the Grandview Buffet simply falls way short in the flavor department at that price point.\n\nI was especially disappointed in some of the 'cold' options, that looked great, but were huge misses.  The marinated mushrooms were simply horrific tasting.  My lunch mate and I agreed that we would rather risk death by eating wild mushrooms we gathered in the woods then place another buffet mushroom near our lips.  There was a tomato, feta, onion, and eggplant (I think) salad that look awesome, but had little or no taste at all.  Also, there was a very interesting looking couscous and barley salad, that simply tasted like someone squeezed lemon juice all over it.   \n\nDo yourself a favor and take your lunch $20 downstairs to Ciao for a sandwich and a 22oz Yeungling.  Then take your left-over Fiver, put it on lucky number 26 at the Roulette table, and if Luck be your Lady you will be having a steak diner at Andrews.
__label__2 We have visited this buffet twice now.  One successful visit.  The other not.\n\nOn our first visit, we were surprised to find over 100 people in line.  Well, it was Easter Sunday.  Folks waiting with us said that the line was nothing, it was usually a lot longer.  And wouldn't you know, by the time we got to the front of the line, there were over 200 people in line behind us.  Western Pennsylvanian's do like a good buffet.\n\nThe interior furnishings are already starting to show wear.  The seats of many of the chairs are fairly worn and needs to be replaced.  Service here was fairly attentive considering the huge crowd.  And they keep your mimosas and bloody Mary's glasses full the entire time.  And crab legs for everyone.  Apparently, they were everyone's favorite.  For me, I was all about the peel and eat shrimp.  They were incredibly tasty and I couldn't get enough!  Another win win for me was the salad bar.  Very fresh, good dressings and toppings.  I went back a couple times.  As for the hot dishes, some were meh.  A little favor less, others a little cold.  The ham was great, the prime rib was a little rare for my taste.  But the dessert bar?  OMG, lots of tiny little yummy choices.  I wanted to take one of everything!  \n\nAnd what about our unsuccessful visit?  That was on Mother's Day.  And everyone was taking their Mother to the Grandview Buffet.  They had to be over 300 people in line!  So, we went elsewhere.  If you are going on a holiday, it's probably a good idea to go early!
__label__0 I went yesterday to get a new passport. After was sent back to change the amount of the money order, I get back on the line for about an hour cause only one person does the passport. Once assisted she tells me that my money order is again won't, when I tried to explain the amount was right she got upset abbr started saying \"we don't believe in the fees posted on the government website, Obama sucks, we need a new president, f&$k Obama care. You trust what I tell you!\" Then she told me she wasn't gonna serve me if I keep asking and rudely told me I was better off at the Sunset station since she had other customers. Then she over charged me $15. When finally a supervisor came over and I referred the issue, she pretended like nothing happened and still was arguing about the fees age kept over charging. Obviously this lady is crazy and should retire. Never apologized once and I even found out she filled in my papers wrong. WORST CUSTOMER SERVICE EVER!
__label__0 This place is the pits. Rude staff. Out of date website. No healthy menu options and everything is made from the same pre-packaged low-cost-options as every other Costco based pizza joint in Vegas.\n\nThe menu I found hanging from the no soliciting sign on my front door boldly proclaims antipasti and seafood options. The only \"antipasti\" is a pathetic salad consisting of romaine lettuce, ham, salami, tomato and provolone. Where's the prosciutto?\n\nSeafood options are limited to re-heated bulk store offerings. After calling in my order, the manager taking my order had to put me on hold for several minutes just to answer my question about where the clams originated.\n\nThe website specifies delivery to North Las Vegas only, despite the restaurant being located in Centennial. Phoning back to address these issues directly with the manager on duty July 2, 2014, I was treated disrespectfully and hung up on. Very poor experience.
__label__0 My American Express Platinum is no longer accepted and because of this inconvenience AMEX offered a program priority club. this  priority club allows me to  have \"passes\" I can use to enter the lounge at designated airports. \n\nThat being said the awesome representative/receptionist was obviously having a rough start to her morning perhaps she  hadn't had her coffee for the morning. She  abruptly told me they don't know longer accept American Express platinum nor  do they accept the priority club pass. \n\nIt was a very small lounge, not offering much. I'm not upset about that it's just the fact that after I called American Express and verified that this lounge did except the priority club Express pass. \n\nSo 1 star become this lounge needs to be more informed/up-to-date on this priority club pass.
__label__0 I would NOT recommend this company.  The technician was extremely rude; I almost sent him away.  I was overcharged, and charged a service fee when the website clearly states \"No Service Fee for Any Repair.\"  I called the manager to express my dissatisfaction and complaints, and he said he'd have the owner call me.  I tried to give him another phone number to call me back on and he said \"no, I have other calls\" and hung up.  DO NOT USE THIS COMPANY!!
__label__4 How in the world does this place not have at least 4 stars. I have yet to find a better tasting burger in the valley. Yes it's a little expensive $25 for two people, but it's great to go every once in a while. Every order is to-go. They give you a drink cup full of frys and drastically overflow your cup so that the whole bottom of the bag is basically frys. A little greasy, buy delicious if you like a little grease in your food. In-N-Out is walking distance from my house, but when I have a burger craving I always go to five guys.\n\nGet Cajun seasoning on the frys\nToppings are free\nSoooo many frys! :D\nMmmm..\n\nGo get a burger already!
__label__0 The burgers and fries are good if you have an addiction to grease and salt. Also they are very expensive. When they first open and people got to experience five guys business continues to fall.
__label__1 The chicken was delicious.  But for an $8 entree, I expect more than chicken cubes and sticky rice.  Not a lot more but throw in a vegetable for cryin out loud.  \n\nMore importantly, the service was weak.  I asked for an explanation of some of the beverages - and was told they were powdered. Now that's how to get me to give you my money... Really?  They're powdered?  Yummm.     The grandmother, who clearly is passionate about her recipes, needs to whip those slack jawed, goth kids into shape, yell at them about their lack of a work ethic and fill them in on a few things -- first of which is pride in her food, how is it prepared, what is it...why should I care!  I want to know...I'm interested, don't look at me when I ask these questions like I've grown horns!  Then third...bus your damned tables!  If you don't clean the tables, you can't seat new guests...  Get busy!   Votive candles on the tables don't make money...they're just a fire hazard.  Or put them out in the afternoon when the sun is setting so they don't just look stupid. \n\nIf a single guest comes in to eat lunch - and you only have 4 tops, don't keep asking them if they're sure they don't want to take their lunch to go...You designed the damned restaurant with only 4 tops and no counter space, it's not my problem.  Get over it.   And finally:  More than 1 person should be able to handle transactions...but the cash register is in the wrong place.   Honestly, it's a disaster.  If anybody there had any previous experience in the restaurant business, they should be ashamed.\n\nI love Mom n Pops...but I hate rookie places whose only reason to be in business appears to be pissing off people who want to give them their hard earned money.  \n\nBut again, in their defense, I will repeat, that was some delicious chicken...and despite the fact that they say it isn't spicy, it was and it was good...just don't waste your time getting it with rice -- get two orders of the appetizer.  \n\nTo go.  err.
__label__3 Finally a boba place in the UNLV area, I live around here so 3pm cafe is a welcomed addition to the neighborhood! As I entered they were offering samples and I forget what the name of the drink was but it honesly tasted like regular milk tea. None the less, pretty standard tasting which is good. I ordered Thai Tea and orginally I thought the color was a little brighter than usual? It had a good taste and up to par with other boba places. They offer a stamp card, which is nice because I know for a fact I'll be a regular. The interior was pretty modern with clean cut lines. The tables are very school-desk like, which I loved because it shows they are really trying to cater to the students. Another major plus are the late hours! I don't have to drive all the way to a 24 hour starbucks to study past midnight since they are open till 1am on week nights. I'm really hoping they bring in a crowd like Tea Station because of their late hours. But I don't know if the east side has those type of people. I guess we'll have to see?.
__label__2 3.5\nService was okay. It was really busy so the server forgot a few things, but she always apologized. \n\nWe had ordered hummus with seared ahi tuna. Hummus was okay & the tuna (separately) was okay considering this type of restaurant, but the tuna & hummus was a weird combo. The portion is pretty large. The chipotle black bean burger was the other dish that was ordered, and it was good ($8).
__label__0 They lost a customer in me!!!\nI took a coupon there that I received in the Valpak envelope that gets delivered to your home and they would not honor it. The cashier said it was a mis- print and when I asked him what does that mean does it mean you are not honoring your own coupon he plainly said \" Yes we don't print them and it was not our mistake.\" \nNow I am pretty sure someone at that company had to approve  the ad before it went to print and I am sure that no one thinks that they have a printing machine in their back office. I think unless you post a retraction up in the store or on the door that they should have honored the discount which worked out to be about $4. Instead the lost a lot more, a customer.  I will never waste my time going there again. Shame on them.
__label__2 Noticed this new Indian place near our house so I thought we'd give it a shot.  The first impression as we walked in the door was very positive, decor and ambiance were a step up from the previous establishment that was in this location.  Service was also good - prompt and responsive, but that's where the positives end.  \nFood was where they fell short with most items we ordered lacking in flavor.  We ordered a tandoori chicken and saag paneer, both were OK at best, the garlic naan was pretty good but it's hard to go wrong with that.  Being a native Indian I have pretty high expectations for indian food so I can only give them 3 starts based on the food.\n\nIt's a new place so hopefully things will improve as they get established.  I might try it again for the lunch buffet in a few months.
__label__4 I have only had their saag / palak paneer one time but it has never tasted better!!! I try this dish at every Indian joint and this is by far the BEST Indian meal I have ever had. \nI wish I lived closer so I could eat it on a regular basis.
__label__1 Bad experience during my last visit. Found few strands of hair in chicken curry, posted picture. Naan bread was really flat and dry. Not much chicken in curry . Lot of variety and some other food was good. Expensive compared to other buffets. Not sure if I will come back
__label__1 Service was good food was kind of crappy. It's kind of like IHOP with bigger portions.
__label__1 Went there once. Was about 9:30 pm, not too busy. I was hoping for a bigger crowd. Band was great! Drinks were very expensive. I recommend that the manager or marketing person solicit the current customers and/ or the community for referrals by discounted drinks or something . This may increase the crowd. Oh yeah, the bartender (girl) wasn't friendly , had she been ... We may have stayed for a bit more. We weren't impressed .
__label__1 Get to the Chase:\n\nPros:\n1) Very clean, and well-presented\n2) Nice variety of sweets\n\nCons:\n1) Some of the macaroons were fresh (soft, and with slight bite) , while others were stale (really chewy and hard like a hockey puck)\n2) Limited to 2 flavors of gelato/sorbet...not even negotiable to have a 3rd flavor haha\n3) The watermelon and mango sorbets tasted pretty decent, but after the 5th taste...they started tasting like some Fructis shampoo/shower gel \n\nWanted to love it, but left disappointed
__label__0 On august 22, 2013 I received a letter from JP Quijano, a claim professional affiliated with WinCo Foods stating;\n\nPlease be advised that a claim arose involving a WinCo Foods customer (me) purchased your dog treats, specifically rawhide and pig ears, from our store and alleges that consumption of both treats was the cause of his dog's death. Our client did not make any modification to your product. As such, we have determined there is no apparent liability/negligence on our client.\n\nAnother words, when asking WinCo Foods for compensation in the death of my dog, they would just rather pass the buck to the manufacturer and not take any responsibility for the products and or how they are displayed and handled in there stores.\n\nMy dog's death could have been a tax right off to WinCo, for my vet bills where more than what I was asking for.  Then this bad review and the poor customer service could have been avoided.\n\nThis claim took from 02/02/2013 date of loss to 09/09/2013, for me to speak to someone (the manufacturer) for this matter to be taken care of in a professional manner. If I didn't care as much about my dog to take the time and to call and call about this matter, it would have been forgotten and that is how I feel WinCo Foods wanted it, after all it was just a dog that died. I feel WinCo Foods should have handled this whole situation different for better customer service and maybe in the future they will.
__label__3 WinCo is a bit of a drive for me as F&E, and Smith's are closer, but I do love WinCo's low prices. One thing I absolutely crave, their coffee. OMG It's amazeballs.  I grind my own and mix a couple different beans together to get the flavor profile I want.  I used to work at a coffee shop, so I created flavored coffee all the time.  They have a huge selection of produce, cheap prices too. They have a huge meat, packaged cold cut, and cheese section. I particularly like their 2lb pkg of ground turkey for around $5.50!  Dairy case, frozen section, and some larger bulk items too. I also like their gluten free section over by the bakery section. I don't have celiac disease but I have lost some weight and kept it off by eating gluten free.   You should know that this chain does not accept credit cards. I made that mistake once and bounced my bank account, but the food was tasty! :D
__label__1 FIRST THE GOOD THINGS:\n\n* Beautiful and flamboyent owner. She actually talks to customers!\n* Even more beautiful stewardesses (waitresses, hosts, or whatever you call them)!\n* Attractive airline theme. Too bad airlines aren't like that anymore!!!\n* Comfortable indoor and outdoor seating areas.\n* First rate live music by bands like Glyde. \n* More women that men -- and they all seem to wear short skirts!\n* No cover charge.\n\n\nNOW THE BAD THINGS:\n\n* Parking is a disaster. Expect to pay $6 for valet parking or be prepared to walk a long way.\n\n* Drinks are overpriced. \n\n* Live bands don't have a stage to play. In a way it's cool because they play on the dance floor, but....... continue reading:\n\n* The area to dance is very limited. Unoccupied tables take up a lot of the areas where you could dance. It's a good thing the tables didn't have people when I was there because dancers and diners would fall all over each other. \n\n* At first glance it would seem a great place to dance because the floor is made of wood. Unfortunately the wood is sticky so it's difficult to do anything but stationary wiggling and hip grinding. The sticky floor combined with tiny floor areas to dance will discourage any kind of real couple dancing. \n\n* If more than two couples are dancing at a time be prepared to do bump into your neighbors -- which might be kind of fun if one of those cute waitresses is walking by! My two left feet don't do well around things that can spill.\n\n* The tiny areas to dance double as the walkways to the other areas of the bistro. During busy areas that will create very congested runways -- and may cause flight delays. \n\nApparently Flight wasn't designed to have dancinng or live bands, so although it's good they have both, it's not a marriage made in heaven. If Flight takes off and attracts large crowds it will be like an airport without a control tower!
__label__0 Closed in under a year.... oh well Cream was better...
__label__4 Both my dogs go here....One of my dogs that goes there is a cavalier King Charles spaniel which can be challenging to groom but they do amazing she always comes out happy and refreshed and cute as a button (which she always is) and my second dog is a Lhasa apso poodle mix she is still a pup she had her first big dog hair cut there they did amazing especially since she a nervous little dog. They made her feel real relaxed and loved and had her in and out.
__label__2 This is one of the smallest Zehrs in the region but it has everything most customers wouldl want.  Great selection in the natural foods section.  Only missing department is Joe Fresh but there is no room for them.  If you're a fan of JF check out the Superstore on Highland or Stanley Park Mall Zehrs.
__label__2 It's difficult to base a review on a single item, so the rating may not be a true reflection of the quality or variety offered at this venue.  I tried the chocolate eclair which was certainly nontraditional in appearance. The top layer was a smooth, dark chocolate,  and the eclair was light (albeit a tad dry). It felt like the experience ended much too quickly, but it was an enjoyable one nonetheless. On a side note, the bakery appears to go by a different name and not the one listed above.
__label__0 I rarely write reviews so for me to sign up and write a review means it was THAT BAD!  Where to start...I paid over $40.00 for an oil change and upgraded car wash-when it was all said and done, the interior of my car was not clean, the side door panels hadn't been wiped off at all and my car started leaking some fluid. The mechanic kept trying to get me to pay for extra services...he would say, \"I just noticed one thing...\" then when I didn't want to pay for that \"thing\", he proceeded to notice another \"thing\" and another \"thing\". Additionally, I noticed scratches on the outside of my car that I hadn't noticed before and my son witnessed one of the employees flashing gang signs. Needless to say, even when my car was leaking fluid after my visit, I wasn't about to take my car back...NOT EVER.
__label__4 I just tried this restaurant and all I can say its wow, the food is amazing. I got the lentil soup which was full of flavor, the falafel appetizer was the best I've had in a very long time. I also got the kafta kebab, it came with two sides. Great portions and excellent flavor. The owner was very nice and even gave me a chicken wrap to try. Omg, I'm a fan, it was delicious. I'm definitely going back and recommending it to anyone that enjoys good food and excellent service for a very affordable price.
__label__1 This update is to alert any of the people who may go under a spa pass and then request a service.  Make sure the receipt you get at the end shows the $50 pass being credited to your account somehow or get a refund receipt of the spa pass.  The one time I don't do this I get double charged where they did not take the $50 off.
__label__2 Located inside the Phoenix art museum.  Weird. Lolz but we went anyways. I ordered the bean hummus, oh my lanta, it was delicious.  My sister and I killed it. :) I loved my portobello melt sammich. It was so good. But not too much of the quinoa on the side. :/ it taste so bland and watery..\n\nOur waiter was a little slow on our refills, but other than that. It was very good. I'll be back :)
__label__4 Stopped there today to fix my bent iPhone 5. Let me tell you , Willy is honest, knowledgeable and fast. \nI show up there with a curved iPhone , the front screen popping out... in less then 15 minutes ( other shop said it was a couple of hours labor ) he completely removed all the parts from the broken back housing and placed them in a new housing for about half the price I was quoted at a couple other repair shops. \nHe was honest in his diagnostic and even told me that I didn't need to replace the front glass ( the other shop I visited told me that I should...) My phone is working like new and I couldn't be happier. \nI definitely recommend this place and will return if I ever need any work on an iPhone.
__label__4 I had lived in New York for 45 years. I come from a family of foodies. We have always gone to farmers' markets before I even knew what that was, or it was even called that. It was just a farm stand. Upon arriving in Las Vegas, my wife, Cory, learned of the \"Bet on the Farm\" farmers' market that was being held at the time in the warehouse for Mario Battali's restaurants here in Las Vegas. The woman who contributed insight, guidance, and an amazing array of fresh produce to that, Kerry Clasby, with her partner Cheryl Macpherson have opened the Downtown 3rd Farmers' Market. Wow. Mind blowing. I have never had access to such a high quality variety of fresh produce, almost all immediately local (California is local too when you live in the desert), in my life. Bespoke foods, locally made, food trucks, flowers, fresh juices, an amazing environment, music, cooking demonstrations, and community. Awesome. It is now my favorite lunchtime meeting location! Too bad it is only once a week.
__label__2 Small but decent downtown farmers market- a major pluses are that this one is indoors AND parking is free and easy to find on-site.\n\nThree different product booths were present, along with two food trucks (Rika Arepa Express and 50 Shades of Green), a coffee shop, live music, and a handful of artisans selling jewelry and kitchen supplies.\n\nInterested to see whether this market garners more participants in the fall.
__label__0 If I could give this place zero stars, I would. This is by far the worst Mexican food I've ever had. Firstly, the horchata is made from a mix. As a result of this, it is chalky. Secondly, the nachos have that fake nacho cheese and round yellow chips, not anything remotely authentic or Mexican. The only okay thing was the meat. This was more like a cheap meal you would get at a theater; completely overpriced and shitty. I can see why it has late hours; only drunk people would classify this as a good meal. Anyone who has been to a real, authentic Mexican restaurant should proceed with caution.
__label__4 I hereby declare my love for Mini Quesadillas, and everything else they offer here. Great food
__label__0 Worst 15 dollars that I have ever spent and that was just for lunch. Let me explain.\n\nI come in on a Wednesday around 11:30 am. I am greeted by the host and shown to a table. Since I have never been here before, I am briefed on the process of getting my food. They give you two of what appears to be small dog food bowls and a small dipping sauce type of cup. One bowl you put in veggies and the other meat. For the dipping sauce type of cup, yup you guessed it, different sauces to mix in to your choices when it is being cooked.\n\nOnce you are done selecting your choices, you go up to the counter and hand it off to whoever is there that will cook it on the big circular flat top grill. You have to specify what kind of carb you want cooked with your ingredients like brown rice, noodles, etc. Then when its done cooking, your server will  bring it out to your table.\n\nNow what I just described doesn't sound bad now does it? What im about to break down for you should convince you not to come here or at least if you try it, you will be uttering, \"Oh, that's what Roger T was talking about in his review.\"\n\nFirst off, you have two options to decide before you start eating. Single trip or all you can eat. Prices are as follows: Lunch 8.99. Dinner 10.99. Add 4 dollars more to do the all you can eat option. By the way, it used to be 3 dollars.\n\nSince I was really hungry and planned on making multiple trips to get my money's worth, I chose the 13 dollar all you can eat. That is just for the food yall. Drinks are not included. I decided just to have water.\n\nSo I do my thing and try to cram as much meat and veggies into my bowls. Their meat and veggie choices all seem to be housed in tiny containers which makes you feel like a pig if you are trying to get a lot of a certain meat or veggie. By the way, the only difference between lunch and dinner is for dinner you get calamari and scallops. That's great news you say? Well, based on what I have seen, I wouldn't be surprised if these were tiny little cut up pieces.\n\nI sit down and wait for my food. After about 5 minutes later, I received it in a weird odd sized bowl/plate? When I see my food, I swear I thought I put a lot of veggies and especially meat since I am a carnivore. What you gotta understand is when all these items you select are grilled together, they shrink a lot. \n\nAfter I finished my bowl, I was ready to go and grab some more food. This is where the deception is because in order for you to go up and get more food, you have to tell your server exactly that and they will go get you new bowls. This is where you will notice the difference between these guys and other traditional Mongolian Grills. The ones im familiar with, you grab your own bowls and do your thing. The only waiting you do is for the cooking. Not these guys. Sometimes it takes a while for the server to come around just so you can ask for more bowls. Then you have to wait for them to come back with your bowls. Then you have to wait for it to be cooked. When it gets done cooking, it sits on the counter until your server picks it up and puts it on your table.\n\nSo you see this is where my gripe is. By the time I came around to my third serving, I was starting to feel that full feeling which doesn't make sense because at other places, I can easily go through 3 servings and not feeling full at all. The process that you have to go through to get your food, whatever you ate prior is starting to settle which gives you the im not hungry feeling any more. \n\nMy total bill came up to about 14 and some change. I put 15 bucks on the table and walked away. My server was slow in everything. Don't get me wrong. Its not like I was in a rush but at the same time I don't have all day. I think this place is a scam. Their process purposely slows everything down so you don't get to eat as much as you really want. The day I went, it didn't get really busy until about 12. When it gets really busy, you will have to wait even longer in between each serving. \n\nSo you see, it really isn't worth it to eat here whether you choose all you can eat or not. I recommend going to the Fiesta Buffet just up the street off of Lake Mead for their Mongolian Grill. Lunch is 7 bucks and dinner is 10 bucks with a player card. You not only get two big bowls to put ingredients in, but the only time you wait is when it is being cooked. Plus they have other choices there and not just the Mongolian. Its not the best but it sure as hell beats out these guys. This also will prompt me to check out Stir Krazy Mongolian Grill on Paradise Rd since I heard good things about them.
__label__3 I really enjoyed this my family and I had been looking for a Mongolian BBQ place here in Vegas. I love the service straight from the door they greeted us well. The different choices of meat was great even pepperoni! Only one missing was shrimp. I like the full bar as well. They have different sauces to choose from be it teriyaki or spicy chili garlic. I really enjoyed the special three G's sauce and when you get to the cooks you goose if you want steamed,brown,fried rice pasta noodles or cabbage. They even asked if we had food allergies I respected that. I would recommend this place to anyone who wants to have a good meal that you can say you picked every ingredient including your seasoning! I'm definitely a regular now!!
__label__4 I really dont see where these one and 2 star reviews are coming from. I eat out a lot due to my lifestyle and having no time to cook. Due to working out and keeping in shape I eat at Teriyaki Madness, Greens and Proteins and my favorite Genghis Grill. I come here 4 days a week and have never had any problems. Great A+service, I'm always welcomed once I come in, staff is always helpful and the General Manager Reagan is one of the nicest people you will ever meet. She goes above and beyond to make sure you have an enjoyable experience each time you visit. Its hard to find good healthy food on the go because this country has fast food places at every corner and the pricest are cheap. Normally trying to eat healthy cost you a lot of money. So instead of going to a fast food place and getting a fatting meal and a soda for $6-$7.00 why not come here a get a healthy meal and an unsweetned ice tea for a few dollars more. Where else in the valley can you go where you can put as much meat on your bowl as you can with no weight limit? I can get enough meat on one regular size bowl (there is a strategy to it) and I can get two feeling meals out of it.  There are plenty of meats to choose from, a lot of seasonings, vegetables are always fresh, plenty of sauces to choose from and at the end you can choose your starch.  It takes me about 4 minutes to complete my bowl and 15 minutes for them to cook it before I'm on my way to work. Teriyaki Madness is good but you can get burned out on it because its cooked the same way.  Teriyaki Madness used to be generous with their meet but as they expanded and are known there starting to get stingy. With Genghis Grill you control how your bowl is. If your on a low sodium diet you control the amount of seasoning you can put in it. If your tired of a sauce, there are plenty of others to try from so I never get burned out from eating there. I already have 10 free bowls. 80% of being fit is what your eating. You can work out all day but if your diet is wrong you wont see results. Life is fast paced nowadays and if you got kids at practice and your wife or husband works as well as you its hard to cook everyday. This is a great option if you live life on the go like me.
__label__4 After seeing this place on the news last night  me and my wife decided to have lunch here today. When we arrived we were asked if this was our first time here and we informed the waitress it was she and the rest of the staff walked us thru on how to build our bowls and sauces. I don't really remember our waitress's name or the manager's name I was happy with our meals. We will definitely be back soon
__label__1 Man, talk about an express rental of food, if you know what I mean.  I think this place is a little gimmicky and the food is just so so.
__label__4 This company rocks! We had no worries knowing they were caring for our pooches. They were diligent and detailed with their care.  We will definitely use them again and our dogs look forward to it too!
__label__2 I drove by many times while it was being renovated. Heard it was pretty good. So, a couple of days after its Grand Opening, a group of us decided to give it a try. The line was wrapped around the building. It looked like such a long wait. But looks can be deceiving. It took only about a good 15 minutes to get in and be seated. Anyways, let's get to the food review. Food was plentiful and ongoing, never had to wait for them to bring it out. Quality was good, service wasn't bad. But...the downside was, most items were extremely salty! Would I go back? There's a good chance, but hopefully the food won't been too salty the second time around.
__label__1 I had to see what the hype is all about, with the line out the door every single night since it opened up a couple of weeks ago.  Going in, I didn't think the Corral would live up to my expectations.  Coming out, I decided it didn't, and I will not be returning.  And to be honest, if I had to choose, I'd much rather take my money over to Hometown now that it will be less crowded OR starve. \n\nWe arrived five minutes to 6, and the line was already out the door.  We waited a good 20 minutes before we made it to the cash register.  We were able to take advantage of the 2 for $20 special.  The promotion starts after 4 pm, Monday thru Thursday.  The third person had to pay the regular price, eh, no big deal.  We were seated fairly quickly after we paid.  \n\nFood was just okay, maybe slightly better than HTB, but not by much.  That cotton candy machine brings a nice touch to the dessert station, but it is super sticky that I did not bother with it.  Everything else was overly sweet.  \n\nService was just okay as well.  Our server forgot to refill my brother's soda, and she never bothered to ask if I needed refill with my water.  I think the drink station should be made accessible to make things easier for all of us.  \n\nI can't say I was too disappointed with this place as I didn't have high expectations to begin with.  So if you go in with that attitude, then you'll be alright.
__label__2 We came Friday for lunch around 1pm. \n\nWe waited about 30 minutes to get seated. The wait wasn't too bad.....\n\nThe price was cheap for a buffet ($8.29) and there were tons of selections. However, the food is not the healthiest and sadly, I have to point out that the food here is epitome of America's ongoing battle with weight. Yet, my gluttonous heart pigged out here today. \n\nPros:\n-I tried [mostly] all the dishes here (except bread). Just went down the buffet line and grabbed a slab of each. I know this is super wasteful of food, but I wanted to sample it all T_T. There were sooooooooooo much, some good and some not so good. The food that I liked was the fried chicken and the BBQ chicken. I liked the corn, green beans and mashed potatoes. Got myself 2nd helpings of those\n-The salad bar was ok, though it looked slightly dirty so I avoided that. I will be going to Souplantation for my salad needs. Though, the watermelon was very sweet, so I gobbled those up rather quickly. \n-Service was also very good. They cleared our plates rather quickly and brought us waters!\n-Dessert bar is heaven!!! Best part there is. The banana cream pie is good along with the carrot cake. I also did dip ONE strawberry in the chocolate foundation, but the strawberries were rotten so I didn't bother after the first one. : (\n-There are 4 ice cream flavors: mint, vanilla, rainbow sherbet and cookies and cream. I tried everything but vanilla. The rainbow sherbet tastes watered-down. I would avoid. The other flavors are ok. \n-Cotton candy is a nice touch. I saw some guy with 3. O_O. \n\n\nCons:\n-Please please please AVOID the Chinese section at all costs. It was horrid. I'm ok with Panda quality food, but the food here is below Panda level. I tried some orange chicken and it tasted bitter and garlic-y. The eggrolls were stale and filled with who-knows-what. \n-There was also this Pork chop that was grilled, and it was very dry and chewy. I did not bother to finish it. \n-The chicken soup was not comparable to Souplantation's chicken soup. It was very salty and cloudy. Also, hardly no chicken. Avoid the soup. \n\n\nOverall, I decided it was an OK restaurant. I overstuffed myself trying all the foods. It's now almost 8pm and I'm still full : (. Also, the food is full of fat and oil. : ( : ( I don't think I would come back to eat lunch again. Nothing against the restaurant or food, it's just not my style, as I try to eat more healthy. \n\nHowever, the weekend breakfast is something I'd want to try..... so we'll see if I wake up early enough to drive to RH to stand in line.
__label__2 The food is good for the price, $10.95 + drink. The qualify of the food is pretty good. The steak station was awesome, steak any way you want whether you want medium rare, medium, etc... The salad station very fresh.  The service is great, the waitresses come and clean up often and refills your drink for you.\n\nMAJOR CON: The wait is around 2 hours long!!!! Be prepare to wait for a very long time and don't get too anxious once you get inside, there's another 30 minutes wait inside.
__label__1 If  you enjoy massive quantities of mediocre to substandard food with nonexistent service, you will like this place.  I am torn between one or two stars, but will give them two.  This place just opened and so is cleaner than Hometown Buffet.  \n\nI hated the fat dried out steak that required a wait in line, bad popcorn shrimp, and the tough fried fish.  The fried chicken, barbeque chicken, and rotisserie chicken were blah, but edible.  Some of the food is mislabeled.  \n\nDessert selection was poor with few choices for a buffet restaurant.\n\nStaff appeared somewhat disorganized.  We arrived early, but had to wait in a long line.  The waiter took forever to pick up the used plates.  I sometimes find it wise to bus my own plates.\n\nWe had to get our drinks before paying, which really slows the line down.  You pay an extra $1.99 for a drink or even more for a drink to go.  They charge $5 per pound if you chose take out.\n\nPretty amazing just to sit there and watch people stuff themselves, but will pass next time.
__label__3 There's always a line here because the place is worth it. I came her for dinner, waited about 1/2 hour to be seated. Cost about $14 bucks a person if you want a drink.\n\nTheir variety of food is good, with the dessert bar being the best. Also the waiters refill your drinks which is good. Will come here again. \n\nNot 5 starts because they don't really organize the lines of people coming in. Also there was a wait for some of my favorite items.
__label__0 Worst Golden Corral ever! I have been to many Golden Corrals in my travels have never been to an horrible restaurant such as this. \n Food wasn't the best! Flies were in the restaurant. Lots of dirty plant mixed in with clean ones. Everyone was sick after of visit. The one in Victorville was awesome but, this one sucked ass!
__label__1 Mark this as another chapter in \"What were you thinking???!!!!\"   This was our third time to the Golden Corral.   The last time was in Hanover, Maryland.  As tourist in Maryland, we were full of crab cakes before we ate at the Golden Corral.  So this time should've been different.   Wrong again!   The coworkers took me to Seoul Garden in Tustin for my birthday lunch.  Seoul Garden is a buffet.  The coworkers and I ate so much, that I was still full from lunch at dinnertime.  But, the wife and daughter needed to celebrate my birthday.  I was thinking Osaka Seafood Buffet, but, with me being so full, I thought Golden Corral was a better and cheaper choice.  I am not sure if it was a good choice.  \n\nThe Good:   The Cashier.  I told her that I wasn't hungry and that she should give me the Senior discount.   She did.  The fried chicken was good.  \n\nThe Bad:  The steak.  I asked for rare, and got medium.   I tried again, and got it raw.  Also bad was going there when you are not hungry and wasting $11.  The waiter forgot to bring us water.   I had to ask him twice.   \n\nThe Ugly:   The disabled lady that my wife saw take two bites out of a biscuit while waiting in line, and decided she didn't like it, and puts it back with all the other biscuits.    It is weird to see that I am one of the skinniest people in the Golden Corral (and I am not skinny).  Even though this place is owned by an Asian, as evidenced by the incense that they burn outside in the front planter, and the plants with red ribbons given as a gift for their grand opening, they really should'nt be following the Golden Corral's recipes for Chinese food.   You can't serve imitation Chinese food with so many Chinese restaurants in the vicinity.\n\nThe last two visits to the Golden Corral have been a waste of time and money.   I may have to give them another chance.  \n\nIf you come on a weekday before 6PM, there is no wait.\n\n2 1/2 stars!
__label__1 Everytime I'm on the 60 Fwy and saw the long long time for this place, I was dying to give this place a try. On a random Monday night after shopping at Costco, we decided to give this place a try since there was no line. (finally yay!)\n\nok, don't let the long long line fool you, this place is great if you are super hungry and you don't know what you feel like eating it abour $10 per person. The only thing that was decent was their bread section since it was super fresh out of the oven, everything else, was meh.....\n\nit is way too crowded so I was getting a bit of a headache.\n\nI don't think I will be back grubbing myself here anytime soon.
__label__1 So I heard a lot if rave reviews and its always crowded so I said hey what the hell....yeah what the hell indeed.\nPros:\n-cheap \nCons:\nFood was subpar\nPork wasn't cooked all the way\nEnchiladas had fake cheese product\nMarshmallows tasted like they were circa 1987...bad year for marshmallows apparently\n\nDid I mention all the freakishly obese people...seriously woman that was your 5th cotton candy.
__label__0 This place gets crazy packed and the lines are ridiculous! its out the door and when you finally get inside the door there is another line waiting! I had to wait almost 1- 1 1/2 hours just to eat here and it WAS ALL HYPE! because this is the first Golden Corral to open up down here so of course those enticing commercials we see time to time on TV makes people super excited for this one! But from my experience here this is what i have to say about this place.\n\n- Long line & ridiculous wait\n- Overhyped\n- Drinks ARE NOT included with your meal\n- Understaffed and they couldn't handle all the customers pouring in\n- Area was not clean & dirty tables were left around\n- Waited 30 minutes one time to just get to the grilled steaks\n- People would be eating in the lines BARBARICALLY or kids will be running around with food in their hands\n- People are RUDE, but hey when you're hungry you tend to get grumpy\n- Food is WAYYYYY too salty!!!\n- Desserts were tasteless and stale \n\nThe only good thing was their steaks, the chef cooked it to a perfect medium rare, but  after everything i had to go through to get the steaks. NO THANKS!
__label__0 Dis.gus.ting. I'm still sick to my stomach a day after.
__label__0 Your location is about 45-60 minutes away from or home.  When we arrived we were told that this super long  line would take about 1.5 hours.  We then proceeded to wait from 5:05 PM to 7:40 PM, over 2.5 hours.  As waited to be seated a 5 year old girl vomited on the carpet in front of the food in about 6 places and the staff reacted slowly to getting it up.  I am sure you can imagine how terrible it would be to wait that long on Father's Day and then be just 3 feet away from that.  Once we were seated it took 25 minutes to get a glass of water and the BBQ ribs we came to get were never available after 6 attempts to get them.   I told the manager and he brought a TOGO box with a few ribs as we left the location for us, but that was a waste as we were not headed home and the spoiled.   The location was super crowed and the plates, cups, forks and spoons came out wet and some of them still had food on them.  We had to wait in lines for 5-15 minutes to get any food items.  It was a terrible experience.
__label__1 OMG this place is horrible. I wouldn't not wait in line to come eat here. I had maybe one thing that tasted good. A roll :/ everything else was kind of bland. People don't like to take care of there kids here. Only thing ok bout this place is the chocolate fountain and the red velvet cupcake. Will not be coming back
__label__3 The premier buffet for its selection of food, food quality and table service!\n\nThe grill prepares the meats for a variety of tastes including steaks. The meat selections include all forms of ethnicities including Asian chicken and pork dishes, Mexican entrees and sides, and Italian lasagna and various pastas. The fruits and vegetables are fresh and restocked by several people stocking & serving the bar, and hot sides include all the steamed varieties. Breads, rolls and muffins are plenteous, as are the melons and fruit spread across the bars at the salads, entrees and desserts. \n\nThe servers are customer oriented and are always ready and willing to assist, and will even chirp-out a Happy Birthday or two! But wait, there's more! \n\nThe dessert bar has the famous chocolate fountain replete with an endless variety of items to dip including fruit and specialty items designed for smothering in chocolate. All of this for $12.99 per adult! This is by far the freshest and best buffet in the west. \n\nThe wait is well worth it and attests to the desirability of the food and service. People go where people are, and it's becoming the place for buffeteers!\n\nYou won't leave hungry, guaranteed!
__label__1 I've been to Golden Corals in Kingman-AZ and the one in St. George-Utah few times and I liked it, but the new store in Vegas wasn't as good as the others I've been to. Not sure exactly what, this one was very crowded for a Monday afternoon at 2pm, maybe 10 mins wait in line. The atmosphere and the type of customers resembled the one I saw at CiCis Pizza. I think I'll pay extra 5 bucks more for a real buffet at the MResort.
__label__0 Well the price was good but I was expecting more... Not to many options and I didn't like the food it had no taste to it. The waiter took for ever to serve us refills and I really thought the place was amazing but in reality it let me down.. :(
__label__3 For the price the food was great.
__label__1 Here in vegas this is pointless. You can go to any buffet in town and get way better food and service. It's so chaotic. Most of the food taste old. The carpets are dirty and this place is new. I hate to see what this place looks like after a year.
__label__0 Be afraid!
__label__4 I recently had the privilege to dine at Gordon Ramsay Steak and am amazed at just how wonderful of a dining experience I had. The wait staff were wonderful, attentive, as well as very informative on every dish offered on their menu and the food was just fantastic. A symphony of flavors that came together to create one of the greatest meals I have ever eaten. Thank to everyone who made this the best dining experience of my life.
__label__1 first of all i lovveeee gordon ramsey and all of his shows and was very exited to dine here. My parents and I went to vegas for a week and make a reservation for the end of the week. I will admit I had high expectations for this place for Gordon putting his name out there. \n\nSo first off the entrance is very off putting, like an exclusive nightclub. NOt very welcoming. We had a reservation at 10 are arrived at 9:30. the hostess instead of telling us to come wait inside, have some drinks blah blah blah LITERALLY said \" ok we will seat you at ten'\" leaving us to sit around twiddling our thumbs for half an hour outside. \n\nThen we got inside and the whole thing felt like the epitome of tourist trap, which it is. There was a nightclub theme and music to classy food and prices. Our server was young and inexperienced with fine dining, being very forcefully and rehearsed. I liked his assistant better. \n\nWe were a party of five and each of us ordered two or three things so we had a very good spread and variety of food. I tried it all from the mac and cheese to fried string beans. From lamb to rib cap to wellington to foie gras. Let me just say that nothing was memorable or recommendable. I was soooo disappointed, I actually tried to convice myself the food was good becuase of the price and the name of ramsey backing it but honestly it was a no go. Everything was over cooked and bland. No flavors stood out. The foie gras, I actually had to hold my nose to swallow it.\n\nMy brother during dinner dropped his knife and tried to catch it, ending up stabbing his hand ( they have verrryyy sharp knifes). He rushed to the restroom and lets just say no one was really concerned about his well being, more like trying to cover their butss to make sure they wernt gonna get sued. bad attitudes.\n\nThe only reason I gave two stars was the dessert at the end, STICKY TOFFEE PUDDING WAS TO DIEE FOR. i WAS GOING TO GET ONE TO GO BUT IT WAS VERY LATE BY THE END. get it if you love caramel and butter =]\n\noverall bad restaurant, but i stilll like Gordon Ramsey. good luck to the winner of hells kitchen, by the looks of the show the place will get worse =P
__label__1 I am torn between a 2 or 3 star. We had a terrible time getting a reservation. My friend was visiting and her flight was at 6am so she wanted to eat early. We had a 5PM reservation and they said they don't hold reservations. I arrived at 4:40 and there were 4 hostesses gabbing. I walked up to check in and they told me I had to get in line to check in?? I said can't I just check in and wait at the bar. NOPE. They don't open the doors until 5. Seems to me I'd open at 4 and get some cocktail revenue. Plus, wouldn't it be just as easy and more polite to just check me in? But hey, what do I know. They were pretty snooty and I don't know why. Bet they don't make enough to eat there. So I stand in line like an asshole and wait. Then at 5 she yells out who has a reservation. \n\nWe are seated quickly and the waiter brings an iPad with the specialty drinks. There are no prices on the drink menu. The tables are on top of each other NYC style. That would have been OK, if they didn't squeeze 5 people in a 4 top right next to me. The guy was huge and I had to keep myself tucked in like the middle seat on a plane. Luckily they were really nice and I had fun talking to them. \n\nFood-\nBrown butter tortellini $20  it was ok\nBeef Wellington $54 which is the signature dish. You can only get it rare, but it is baked so it isn't bloody for us medium eaters. The Wellington itself was pretty good. I hated the sauce it was floating in. It tasted like something from NASA. The root vegetables were fantastic! All 2 bites of them. \nCreamed spinach $12 was pretty yummy. \nFilet $78 She ordered it medium and I swear it was going to moo. She sent it back and it returned exactly the same. She ended up not eating it and taking it to go\nSticky toffee pudding $14 for dessert. Good. \nFrench press coffee $12 that came with chocolate spoons That was the highlight of the meal. A must have. \nOne Beaujoulais wine $12\nOne antioxidant cocktail $14\n\nPricewise, ridic. It was $210, plus tip. To be squished in, not able to breathe, rude hostesses, and pretentious and annoying assistant waiters. Our waiter was pretty nice and efficient.  So to sum up this rant. Don't bother. I'd way prefer STK, Craft, Nine, Gallaghers, even Outback, actually almost anywhere but here. Gordon needs to show up here and do some swearing. Def a tourist trap. Oh, and one last thing- I hated the music. annoyed the heck out of me.
__label__4 If you want a great steak & service treat yourself to this spot! Got in very quickly on a Wednesday night without a reservation but doubt that's the case at all later in the week. The Maine lobster appetizer was fantastic & the baked potato with smoked Gouda was great. You'll spend some money here but will probably leave saying it was one of the best meals you ever had!
__label__3 One of the best reasons I'm happy to be alive is STEAK.  Life would be oh so boring without it.  For date night, we couldn't figure out where we wanted to eat at since we weren't too hungry and it was already 9:30pm...most places were closing at 10pm but thankfully, Gordon Ramsay keeps his doors open until 10:30pm.\n\nThe restaurant, especially the entrance, reminds me of a club...a well-lit club.  We didn't have a reservation so we sat at the bar area and didn't have to wait to get a table.  We were given an amazing plate of different kinds of bread. 2 were aged parmesan, 1 bacon, 1 mushroom and 2 lemony breads. In a world full of free sourdough bread, complimentary bread got exciting again. We got the medium rare 24oz dry-aged bone-in rib eye, fingerling potatoes and mac n cheese.\n\nDRY-AGED BONE-IN RIBEYE: their medium rare is bloodier than usual but I'd rather eat a bloody steak than a hockey puck.  It was tender and no sauce was needed. Just pure meaty perfection. 5/5\n\nFINGERLING POTATOES: with parmesan and truffle...they were flavorful. The perfect side for a awesome piece of meat 5/5\n\nMAC N CHEESE: with peas, truffle and 3 different cheeses - blue, cheddar and parmesan.  It was tasty, rich and quite heavy. 4/5\n\nFor personal reasons, we skipped dessert. The service was alright. For the price and quality of meat we got, I may have found a new favorite steak place in Vegas.  But no, I still love Mario Batali.
__label__3 Food was mostly good.  Sides definitely not worth the price especially the spinach which was about a handful worth.  They kept part of it raw to take up space in the bowl a size that they would put a side of dressing.  Bone in ribeye was awesome.  Beef Wellington very good.  The salad with green goddess dressing was good and deceivingly filling.  Service was very good.  It just seems slightly overpriced
__label__0 Recently, my husband and I made a trip to Las Vegas. Since we are huge fans of Gordon Ramsay, we made reservations at his \"Gordon Ramsay Steak\" restaurant, in the Paris hotel. \n \nMy husband wrote a great review of our experience but it wouldn't fit here.  So this is the condensed version.  We had a reservation on a Thursday night for 8:15.  We arrived on time and were told by the woman in front that it would be 10-15 minutes.  Go wait in the bar.  No I'm sorry, nothing, not even a smile when we walked up to her.  We were later told by a manager her name was Danielle.\n\nWe went into the bar and it was packed and had to stand.  15 minutes later a couple that had an 8:15 reservation left and we took their seats and ordered a drink.  My husband went to check with Danielle who held up her hand in an impatient \"stop talking\" manner,  and informed my husband \"You are the next to be seated\". Then immediately turned her back on him.\n\nThen the people next to us who had an 8:30 reservation were seated.  I got up to talk to Danielle who was quite rude to me as well and informed me that \"someone\" was in there looking for us.  Apparently when you arrive Danielle writes down what you look like and when it's your turn to be seated she gives your description to a young girl who has to come in an find you.\n\nFinally a young girl got us, at 9:00 for an 8:15 reservation.   I'm sure Danielle had forgotten about us and couldn't be bothered to apologize for her error.  We told the young woman you got us how displeased we were.  She had nothing to say and looked very uncomfortable.  We were seated and at this point I told my husband I just wanted to pay for our drinks and talk to the manager.  The waiter came and we told him, he apologized, first person to do so.  Then another man came up we told him the whole story, nope he was not the manager.  Finally the manager came up and by this time we were really upset.  He offered us a table near the kitchen.  There was no way I was going to spend several hundred dollars on dinner.  We had to repeat we just wanted our check, he comped us for the drinks.\n\nSo be aware, reservations mean nothing at GR Steak. We watch all of Gordan's shows, he always preaches STANDARDS.  Apparently he needs to teach some to Danielle and the hostesses of GR steak.
__label__2 Spent $200 on 2 ppl when u have a $200 dinner  u have high expectations. My Girl hated her steak it was dry the sauces they offered where nasty, My beef wellington was good but not great, the mac and cheese is hella dry ,,,, why?????? overall more hype... u pay for the environment and the way they serve the food. Will not return but will try Burgar next  time.
__label__3 Service was great, wine list spectacular, although note to restaurants,  please offer a printed version of the iPad menu.  The iPads in Vegas are slow and tough to navigate.  Get yourself a new menu provider.  What a waste!\n\nWe had the Beef Wellington, which was a perfectly cook Filet.  However, the crust soon fell apart, although light and flaky in the beginning.\n\nI've found that the more expensive the restaurant, the higher the expectations, the less chance you have of feeling you got your money's worth.  Of course, I haven't eaten at every restaurant in Vegas, but for the 6 or 7 high-end places I've been, I have always been disappointed.  I've had better luck in SF, LA, NYC, Florence, Paris, Rome, and believe it or not, Richmond, Virginia.
__label__1 Mediocre steak house. Pretentious service. Don't let them seat you upstairs. Many better choices in Vegas.
__label__0 I would not recommend this place due to its lame services and overpriced food. \n\nI have been to several good restaurants in other places and was expecting at least similar level of services since I have been impressed with the shows of Gordon Ramsay. However, I was disappointed. \n\nThe server was not available during the meal. He was not checking whether we wanted any more water for at least 20 minutes. I felt ignored and not happy. Secondly, the server left us with the Hell kitchen menu for at least 10-15 minutes. Also when we already wanted to check out, he still insist that we look at the desert menu. \n\nI will not come back to this place.
__label__3 Great service, nice atmosphere- not too loud even though it was crowded. The restaurant simply looks elegant, and I loved the wingback chairs! Kobe beef, mac and cheese, and sticky toffee pudding are must eats-one of most delicious desserts of my life. Table was messy entire meal which I did not like for this caliber of restaurant. Server and other wait staff were very friendly and gave great recommendations. We enjoyed the tablet based drink list as well. We would definitely come back for a special occasion if we lived in Las Vegas.
__label__0 Made reservations here and by the time we got there, they had messed up and couldn't get us in whatsoever!  The general manger and hostess were the bitchest and rudest service I've ever dealt with.  Even if they apologized or somehow showed that they cared, then it would be fine....but NOPE not even a sorry was ever mentioned!!!  Even though this place have gotten good reviews, I will never come back to give it a try.  Sorry Gordon Ramsey, you guys have just lost quite a few customers and will definitely spread the words to our friends and families!!  Suckaaaa!
__label__4 I ordered the porterhouse steak for 2 (32oz)for me and my gf which was $105. Honestly the best steak I ever had. I ordered it medium rare, and it was just melting in my mouth. Service was excellent and you cannot over dress here. If you have extra money for a nice elegant meal I would recommend.
__label__2 Good, not great. Had the shrimp cocktail and prime ribeye. A $54 steak shouldn't need a $6 sauce to put on or dip in to make the steak taste great. My wife had the wagyu skirt steak that had good flavor. Hit Del Frisco or Ruth's for better taste, not to mention value.
__label__4 I would say this was by far the best meal I have ever had. There was not one thing that I could complain about. I had the Wellington and it was perfect.  Hands down a perfect dinner.
__label__4 Where's the sixth star? Incredible meal, service, everything.\n\nHad the beef Wellington with fingerling potatoes. Wellington cut like butter and was cooked perfectly.\n\nStaff was very attentive without being intrusive.\n\nWe had upstairs booth seating, and at first thought it would not be as nice as downstairs where we could see the kitchen, but the booth was perfect.
__label__4 I've really been disappointed and burned in the past by a number of \"Celebrity\" Chef's.  Morimoto, Lagasse, Colicchio, Wong...  All perhaps too distracted by their next TV show or book deal to maintain the standards that brought them notoriety. \n\nThis is so NOT the case with Gordon Ramsay Steak in Paris on the Vegas strip. \n\nFrom the moment that I was greeted and escorted inside via \"the tube\".  I had a feeling or perhaps sort of a cautious hope that good things were in store. \n\nBeing a fan, I ordered the Hells Kitchen Tasting Menu which comes with a take home menu and autographed picture of Chef Ramsay in a little folder. Pretty neat and we haven't even ate yet. \n\nBread was first to come out and the selection of four types of still warm bread gave the meal a huge head start (star-wise). Each was delicious. \n\nThe from there the meal was a big crescendo. \n*Scotch egg- perfectly cooked w yolk still soft. \n*Scallop risotto- perfectly seared scallop on creamy, just right risotto. \n*Roasted Beef Wellington-  My first Wellington!  And the high standard to which all others shall be held. Tender, moist, perfectly seasoned to accept the compliment of the demi-glace. (I believe that's the last time I use \"perfect\" in this review. \n*Sticky Toffee Pudding- I'm not a big dessert guy but I've been having some stelar sweets this trip and the STP at GRS is ridiculously, plate-scrapingly good. Seeing it on TV, you can only imagine how good this is. \n\nPrime ingredients. Properly prepared and presented with caring and skill.  Served by by a staff that elevated a great dinner to a true dining experience. My server Donnie and the front of house staff did an awesome job. I truly felt welcome and at ease. \nThey really do a good job of taking the masterpieces created in the kitchen and presenting them beautifully. \n\nProps to the whole crew and congrats to Season 10 Hell's Kitchen winner Christina Wilson!
__label__2 We stopped by here on a whim on our last night in Vegas (we're huge Gordon Ramsay fans!). It was about 10:30 or 11 at night so, as we expected, they were all booked for dinner but had seats open in the lounge/bar. We sat at the empty bar and ordered a long island and a screwdriver. The servers were attentive but not polite. The bar menu has ten options - we got the sliders and gnocchi. Our food arrived relatively quickly and was plated nicely. My dish had about seven gnocchi, with dry-cured ham, heirloom tomatoes, and shaved cheese. However, my gnocchi was cold. Not like room temperature, but cold. I ate it anyway and it was fine, though I think it would have been much better if it were hot when I had gotten it. My boyfriend received a plate with two sliders, which he says \"were fine. Nothing special but not bad.\"\n\nAlthough our food wasn't fantastic, I definitely wouldn't write this place off. It's hard to judge a place based on their bar food only, especially when we didn't order steak at a place known for its delicious steak. I'd like to go back for a full dinner. My only real complaint would be the staff. From the hostess to the bartenders to the person who brought our food, I had the feeling that I was more of a nuisance than a paying customer. The next time I'm in the city, I'll try this place again.
__label__4 We ate here 12-25-2012. Just now catching up with all my reviews! This place is fantastic. My daughter son in law and I flew into vegas for xmas and met my dad and step mom here for dinner and it was great. I had the beef wellington which was perfect. Everyone else had some kind of cut of steak and they all loved it. Sorry cant get more specific too much time passing! Service was great too.
__label__3 It is worth going for the food.  Service was just so so; our server seemed confused when we asked questions about the food.  The water server was much more pleasant and happy than our table server.  I did not understand the ambiance of the place:  elegant food, modern decor, but the music was nonsensical noise; way too loud and I don't even know what kind of music it was.  Just didn't make sense to me at all.  I was served a glass of wine from a bad bottle and feel the server should have known it, or the bartender, as it was a Pinot Grigio and the color was orange!  My chair was also broken and it is a good thing I noticed it BEFORE I sat on it.  Other than that, it was great fun to eat and experience Chef Ramsay's food, finally!!!!  My husband had the steak, and it was cooked correctly, but the flavor was just average.  It needed a little pizzazz. Though, the lobster mac and cheese is unlike anything you've had before.  Just super creamy and cheesey!   I had the fish and chips, and it was delicious - the batter was very light and crispy.  The wine selection is limited, but you should find what you like on it.  The appetizer shrimp cocktail is amazing and fun to look at!  I've seen the steak presentation at other restaurants, so I knew what to expect, but I don't think our server was particularly helpful in that area......he seemed too distracted and rushed.  It is worth a try for a special occasion and if you have some cash to spend.
__label__4 Amazing dinner. \nEscape to Vegas with my men left us wanting hearty man food. \nWho better than Ramsey to deliver? \nGet the sides, Mac n cheese, creamed spinach and fingerling potatoes.\nSteak cuts rib eye and NY strip to die for. Don't be late- they will hold it against u.
__label__4 Seriously one of the best meals I've ever eaten. Ordered the Wellington, chorizo stuffed lobster tail, onion soup, green salad & rib eye. All absolutely amazing! Service was awesome place was cool worth every penny. If you are havin hard time thinking prices are high it's def worth it. Will go back my next Vegas trip!
__label__4 It's Hells Kitchen-esq with no yelling (I would have liked to have heard some yelling). It's definitely a themed environment. The foie gras was the highlight for me. great drinks, the bread, the butter, the STEAK! It was an awesome experience.
__label__4 I'm a huge fan of Gordon Ramsay and have wanted to eat at one of his restaurants forever. Let me tell you, it was well worth the wait! We had his famous beef wellington, which was to die for! The atmosphere was awesome, servers and waiters were incredibly nice and informative. I can't wait to go back!
__label__4 They were late seating is, an that's the only negative! Awesome dinner for five. Would highly recommend!
__label__4 We had such an amazing time. The restaurant decor had a modern look. The food was delicious. For starters they gave us, 3 different types of breads and they were delicious. We started off with oysters. They were from new york, Chicago and Washington. I'm not a big oyster person but these were so fresh and exceptional. My husband had the beef Wellington and I had the beef short ribs. The beef Wellington was so tender that it was cooked to perfection and my ribs were so soft that no knife was needed to cut the meat and the sauce was so good that I wanted to lick the plate. For dessert we had a sticky toffee cake and it was to die for. It was warm and sweet and the slice of ice cream balance the sweetness of the cake. I would definitely recommend  and go back to this restaurant when we return to Vegas!
__label__4 Their Kobe stake melts in your  mouth...absolutely phenomenal....loved loved loved their truffle fries! Great drinks, wonderful service. I will definitely stop here again next time I'm in town.
__label__2 Hello friends,\n\nIt's McDonalds!!! 24hr. I can't validate any other reviews. Everyone seems on point when I come here. But that just may be my great smile and personality. Who knows.\n \nBut it serves its purpose.\n\nFree Wi-Fi\n\nTTFN
__label__3 I want to complain, but I can't. Sure, it's not the fastest in the world but these are complicated transactions that take a while to process. The clerk who helped me was polite, knowledgeable and very friendly. I can't blame her for the $446 to transfer two cars to North Carolina.\n\nI was here about an hour, including the wait and my time at the counter.\n\nTip: They only accept cash or checks. No credit cards. There is an ATM in the corner with a $200 per transaction limit and $3 fee.
__label__0 I would not recommend this facility.  I was never clearly diagnosed and was given antibiotics twice. However, the doctor is nice and helpful, his staff is rude. I called to ask for my prescription to be called into the pharmacy or sent electronically and I was questioned by the \"office manager\" Katrina as to \"why I couldn't take it myself.\" I am sick, I am the patient. I don't feel as though that was appropriate. She also mentioned that its been 12 hours since I received the hard copy. Yes, I am aware. Again, I don't think that matters. I am sick and would prefer not to wait in a crowded pharmacy for an hour. It's 2014, it's standard to send Rx electronically! I have been sick for 4weeks now and clearly the \" patient comes first\" mentality is not practiced here and I was denied of my prescription being sent because of \" the recent events of our phone calls\" when I supposedly hung up on \"the office manager.\" Which is impossible considering she hung up first.. Great quality patient care! I suggest you save your time and go to a different facility...
__label__1 Mediterranean cuisine is one of my favorites, so I was really looking forward to a great meal from Khyber Halal. I really wanted to like this place, based on all my fellow Yelpers' reviews, but, in my opinion, it just wasn't up to snuff. \n\nI checked them out on a Friday night after work, looking to grab a few items to go. After entering the hole-in-the-wall location (which I love, by the way), I was greeted from behind the counter by an older gentlemen and a few teenagers. You could tell this was truly a family run operation.\n\nAfter perusing the menu for a bit, I asked for a few recommendations. I'm a pretty adventurous eater, so I told them to throw the best of the bunch at me. He suggested the Uzbak Pulao, which was grilled lamb on top of a rice mixture (carrots, currants, and bits of meat...I'm assuming it was lamb or goat). My husband ordered the Chicken Handi, which was grilled chicken with a spicy rub over rice (nothing fancy here).  We also ordered Naan and a side of hummus.\n\nWe got home and dove into our meals, which by the way, was enough to feed a family of four, if not six. My lamb was chewy (I ordered it medium rare) with very little flavor, and the rice mixture was bland and oily (probably from all the meat). The Naan had no flavor at all, either, and after a certain point, I felt like I was eating a chewy piece of cardboard. By far the worst of the bunch was the hummus. It was literally mashed up chickpeas with no additional ingredients (tahini, anyone? Maybe a little lemon juice?). It was bland as can be.  To be fair, my husband enjoyed his chicken, but it doesn't take a lot to please his palate. I also tried his rice, and it was nothing special. \n\nWhile this place is a killer value and and a sweet family run establishment, we, sadly, won't be returning.
__label__3 Outstanding.  Great service and the food was good any healthy.  Had the eggplant, which was a bit unfamiliar, but tasty with the naan.  This naan was not the best I've had (a bit more \"hearty\" than I'm used to).\nThe chicken kebab was seasoned really nicely, if a bit overcooked.  Very generous portion of rice.\nTotally a fan.  I'd come back again next time I'm nearby and try something else and probably up this rating to 5-stars.
__label__4 We r from chicago and came to khyber halal after reading positive reviews on yelp. The restaurant is charming, quaint, and well - decorated with authentic afghani decor and pieces, also very clean. The owner/head chef Fahima greeted us and was our server. She was incredibly pleasant and gave us great recommendations. She discussed that she tries to use organic ingredients and tries to make dishes healthy for her customers. All of her meat entrees are halal.\n\nOur first visit we had beef samosa and shami kabob for appetizers. Each came with fresh green chutney and tasted as if she had just freshly hand made the dough, meat, and chutney. We ate afghani dishes including kabli pulao and uzbek pulao, both spectacular. The helpings of rice are heaping, and you'll definitely have leftovers. Thr prices are very reasonable.\n\nSince our visit, my family reminisced about the delicious taste of her food every meal in phoenix, nothing compared. We came back and tried her pakistani dishes, equally delicious! Her naan is so plump and tastes made in a tandoor.  This place is always crowded and filled with a diverse crowd.  Mango lassi is perfect after a morning hike. Dessert including phirni and baklawa taste homemade.\n\nWe will probably b back again during our vacation, but wanted to post this since I am truly in love with this place. The owner Fahima is incredibly talented and will probably b known as a great chef in the near future.  \n\nIf you are in phoenix, definitely visit this place, your taste buds will not forget it!
__label__1 I agree with an earlier post the staff was extremely friendly and helpful and the restaurant is clean. Not fancy, but very clean. The food was too dry for me.
__label__0 I was excited to try this place as I have heard of conveyor belt sushi and it sounded fun. I never realized it meant the same sushi going around and around and around again....as in getting old or cold if supposed to be hot (like the baked mussels). If you truly love sushi for the fish, skip this place. You get what you pay for, and at about $3/roll, that's what you get-most roll options were of the mayonnaise variety or tempura and the tempura wasn't good. The rice wasn't fresh either and I kept wondering if the rolls were a day old already. Too bad.
__label__4 WOW, When I first walked in here, I wanted to turn right around and walk right out! But my causin was with me & wanted to stay!\n\nI am not a big fan of buffet's and this was slightly similar, but different, lol\n\nAll the food is running on a conveyer belt. For sushi, that does seem weird because I like it cold and FRESH!! That is very important to me.\n\nI have been to a place like this in Hawaii but I ordered off them menu at that restaurant.\n\nI decided I would try it off the conveyer belt and it was great!!! It was cold, fresh and yummy!! Not to mention the cost was pretty outstanding as well.  You pay for the color of the plate. I think they start at $1.50 or 2.00 and go up to maybe $3.50 or something.\n\nI was VERY suprised and excited that the cheesecake was Super!!  It was like New York style cheesecake. Very dense, not jellow cheesecake like most Asian restaurants have.\n\nI love this place and I will be back over & over again!!!
__label__2 I hate to be such a Debbie downer with my 3 star ratings!  This was my first experience at a revolving sushi bar, which was super fun!  I would highly recommend sitting right next to the conveyor belt if you go in a group because that was the best part of my experience and I was in complete shock how cheap our bill was when we were done\n\nThe sushi was, mehh.  There was only 1 roll that we pulled that I thought was great, but everything else was just ok (and we tried ALOT)...Lots of imitation crab which is probably how they keep the prices so low.  I'd go again, I suppose, if someone else wanted to but only after recommending another place first.  All in all if you were looking for a review to convince you to go, you should go because it was fun and as you can see other people really like this place based on the reviews below.
__label__3 Best revolving sushi in town compared to the one by Arrowhead and Teharu in Tempe. Reasonable prices. Quality and taste is better. Grand Canyon, Hawaiian and Spicy Tuna are the favorites. Flat screen TVs with sports games are available.
__label__4 Love this place!!!  Excellent service even when swamped!  Food ready & fresh on revolving server. :)
__label__0 Today I went into the smoke shop and the guy working, a tall heavy set guy walked over to me. I asked a question about a case for a particular item and he responded rudely stating it would fit. So I asked him to show me because I knew he was wrong, he flipped out and grabbed the case out of hand. As he turned around to try and stuff the item into the case he started to talk disrespectfully to me. Making comments that no customer should ever hear. I told him that he was rude and shouldn't be talking to customers the way he was. Surprise surprise the item DID NOT fit in the case he was trying so desperately to stuff, I'm honestly socked he didn't break it the way he was handling it. I walked out without even being able to buy my cigarettes due to poor customer service all around. I will never be returning here again.
__label__4 We were so happy when this place opened just around the corner from us.  The food is fresh and delicious. The first week we noticed they were open we went 3 times during the first week. They have a nice selection for vegetarians, which we love.  I love the falafel wrap, grape leaves, the salads, and the hummus a lot.  Our meat eating friends said the shawerma was flavorful as well.  The french fries are a must get as they are more like fresh chips than fries.  The staff have always been very friendly and helpful.  I will admit the atmosphere is not something that you would take a romantic date, the colors are warm and everything looks fresh and clean.  I think this place is a gem in Matthews and the Charlotte area.
__label__4 My husband and I LOVED this place!  This was our first encounter with middle eastern food, and I am so grateful they made it such a wonderful experience!  We had the falafel as an appetizer, which was amazing.  We each ordered an entree (I think I had the Tour of Jerusalem or something like that) and let me just say that the garlic sauce is to DIE for. Seriously, just add it to anything for instant deliciousness.  Char-grilled meats and veggies over rice, very flavorful side dishes... I raved about it the entire night.  Ben says I groaned over my food as I ate, and I must sheepishly say it's probably true.  We went all out and ordered baklavah for dessert, which our waiter made very sure to emphasize that it is NOT as sweet as \"that Greek stuff\"... lol, cracked us up.  Highly recommend if you enjoy flavorful food and aren't too caught up in whether your table has a tablecloth. Seriously, if you skip this place because the front of house isn't up to your standards, you're missing out on some tasty food. And that would be a shame.
__label__2 This place is a small, smoky bar complete with TVs, 2 pool tables and 2 dart boards. Service is ok and if you're sitting at the tables like we were you might not get any service if you come too early in the day. The beer was cold but the food was mediocre at best...They have happy hour daily from 3 to 6 pm, as well as a daily food special which is all dirt cheap...like 5 or 6 bucks for most entrees. This is a good place to watch sports or play pool/darts, but once you leave you smell like an ashtray even if no one around you was smoking!
__label__0 This place is terrible. It dirty, the food sucks and the service is terrible. Do not waste your time or money. I came here once before and it had just opened and it was terrible. So I came back 3-5 months later and the food still sucks and now this restaurant is filthy.
__label__4 We just moved to the neighborhood and we were looking for that new local spot, we were nervous after reading the reviews about slow or bad service.  My wife and I have been several times just for drinks as well as we have brought the whole family for lunch and dinner.  We have not had a bad experience yet!  My guess is some of these reviews may have been when they first opened and were not quite the fine oiled machine of today.  Good food and drink menu with reasonable pricing and specials.  Check this place out!
__label__0 Came her for a family dinner so I didn't have to cook. Boy, what a bad decision that was. Had the chicken Marsala which was served in an iron skillet? Who does that? The Marsala sauce was a coagulated mess of flour and grease, chicken was fatty and awful. My sisters pasta was cold and undercooked. This place might be okay for the bar crowd, but family restaurant this is NOT.
__label__0 The quality of the food here is definitely average if not far below it. When I got to the pick up window there was already three other unhappy customers waiting in front of me. They got my order wrong and looked irritated when I corrected them. Then she asked me what I wanted them to do about it. Obviously I want what I ordered. By the time I got home I took one bite and spit it right back out. My salad basically smelled like a wet dish rag that had been sitting out too long and tasted like it too. Lovely huh? And my friends bun to his burger was soggy, the lettuce was completely wilted and the cheese was almost burnt. On a small positive note, the loaded fries are pretty good, and the only thing I've been 100% satisfied with. The fries will be the ONLY thing we come back here for if we ever come back at all.........
__label__2 I've frequented this wash since the day they opened. When my car is extra dirty, I jump right to the $9.99 wash. On my last 3 visits over the past 2 months after purchasing the $9.99 wash I've exited only to find that traces of either dried mud or bird droppings had not been removed from my windshield. On all 3 visits I went inside and was told I could go through the wash again. Once the second wash actually removed what had been left on my car.. But on the other 2 occasions it did not and  I went inside I was given a cloth to clean it myself. \n\nI would think that if a customer isn't satisfied with a wash, someone would take the time to clean whatever it is the customer is complaining about. It just seem to be good business to hand the customer a cloth and have them clean their vehicle AFTER paying for a wash. Call me crazy, but the last time my burger wasn't cooked correctly at a restaurant, the cook didn't come to my table and escort me to the kitchen to cook it myself. Just saying!
__label__1 I have been talking to my sister about this place as i live nearby and I guess I had high expectations since that building had been vacated for such a long time it was nice to see some life there.  As I entered the building there was line outside the door which is expected as it was the grand opening week but was not greeted with a smile.  After 15 minutes we were seated, our server took our drinks FYI we asked for juice for kids and they served bottled gatrorade at room temperature.  This was a first for me and was not expecting this.  They had a lot of variety and the food lacked somewhat flavor in some of the dishes but then again everyone has different tastes.  I had to take my kids to the restroom and was grossed by how dirty it was and no one was maintaining the restrooms.  Servers were stressed, overwhelmed, understaffed and probably not expecting it to so busy.  Lighting was another big issue for me especially around the buffet area felt too industrial too florescent for a restaurant that size.  Restaurant does not feel inviting and warm.  I know how expensive it is to start up a restaurant and I am hopeful they will work out the kinks before I come by and visit them again once all the madness and \"grand opening\" fever dies down a bit.
__label__1 The food is really good. However, the service could use some improvement. It felt like the server lacked people skills. Otherwise everything else was decent.
__label__1 Everything is pretty elegant and neat. The food is okay, not the best. It lacked flavor and was messy. Another thing is they need to keep the buffet clean. I tried serving my self some food and couldn't because of all the unplaced bins of food in  the way. The workers are nice but i think some are quite rude and lazy.
__label__0 I took my 3 kids here, spent $40 and regretted every dollar! We won't be returning. There's much better buffets in town, I definitely don't recommend this one.
__label__4 I have to admit, I had a good surgeon, and a good physical therapist, my knee is 200% and doing well.  I was surprise when my doctor gave me my discharge instructions and said I would start PT in two days, but I can now see the importance of starting quickly after surgery and sticking to it.\n\nI did the list of exercises daily even doing them twice on the day of therapy.  Once at home and once in the clinic.  I think that's why I got the full range of motion back quickly and it's doing well today.  I would recommend this place to anyone needing PT, they are friendly, knowledgeable about the exercises and do not lecture.
__label__1 Been three times so far...\n\nPro's\n- beer is good\n- food is decent\n\nCon's\n- is this a bar, micro brew, sports bar, or???\n\nI am hard pressed to return just for the beer or food.  Nothing truly stands out.  I *wish* I could give better than a 3 rating, but detractors take away from what I hope this location would be.
__label__0 My wife and I tried Nimbus for the first time tonight.  All signs pointed to this being a potential new go-to spot in our neighborhood.  We were hoping for a place with good beer, interesting food choices and a fun atmosphere.\n\nInstead I rate this as my worst dining experience of 2012 so far.  We walked over from our house and when we were seated we asked for water.  It took 5 minutes to get it and the water glasses were dinky.  Hello - this is Arizona!  We need something other than kid-sized glasses of water.  \n\nI ordered a happy hour martini and it was undrinkable.  After sending ti back, I ordered an oatmeal stout that tasted like flat Coke.  My wife had a blonde ale and she chose not to finish it (very unusual for her).  \n\nIf we hadn't already ordered dinner, we would have left at this point.  The buffalo chicken pizza was decent but very greasy.  The fried zucchini was inedible.  \n\nTo top it off, there was a networking event happening on the other side of the dining area.  Our pizza arrived at the same time that the event speakers began to use their mics to broadcast their message to the entire place.  I was treated to a diatribe about diabetes during dinner.  While this is a worthy cause, it was totally obnoxious during dinner..\n\nThe food is overpriced, the beer is mediocre, the happy hour menu is limited (no burger - really?) and the ambiance is horrible.  \n\nNeedless to say, we will not return.  Word to the wise - if you are looking for a good happy hour, Ruth Chris is just around the corner and has amazing values and a great patio.
__label__0 Regret to inform, but last Thursday night, 11/29, the place was dark and the chairs and televisions were gone. CLOSED... I'm wondering where my friend goes to get back the $35 he paid for their beer mug program last week...\n\nPassed their address on 12/10, their signage is down. They're toast... R.I.P. Nimbus
__label__4 My family and I love working with Allison. She helped us find a rental home and a year later help my husband and I buy our first house. Allison is very professional, knowledgable about the housing industry as well as the areas and neighborhoods in Las Vegas and Henderson.   She is easy to work with and will make herself available whenever you need her.  She just makes everything seem easy and stress free. Please allow Allison to help you with your housing needs. Whether it be to find a rental, buy a house or if you want to rent your home. You will not be disappointed.
__label__4 My family and I are so thankful for Allison's help!! We were renting a home here in Vegas for about a year and she helped us buy it recently! I found her  here on Yelp due to her outstanding reviews and thought obviously lets call her!  I'm so happy I did.. I mean, she is an amazing person! I think she is super cool and we actually have alot in common. Great person to work with, and she was able to help us with so much more including inspections, appraisals, any questions we had she was there for us or knew someone that could help us. Made this easier than I ever imagined it to be... Thank you so much Allison!!!
__label__1 I expected more of the Rosehip.. Hence only 2 stars.\n\nIt was a cold Thursday night, I had a long day behind me and what I was looking for now was a nice dinner out. My husband and I had bought a itison voucher for a steak meal at Rosehip some time ago and decided to make use of it finally.\n\nAfter arriving at the restaurant, we got a table in the upstairs area. Ordered 2 glasses of wine and they bought over a bottle.. No big deal, it was rectified swiftly.\n\nMy husband ordered a brie starter: 3 smallish triangles of fried brie which came with sweet chili sauce and salad. It was delicious, and just the right amount for a starter.\n\nA while later, our main courses arrived. The deal was for a 8oz sirloin steak served with grilled tomato, onion rings, hand cut chips and garlic butter. \nInstead of chips we got potato wedges - again not a big issue but I'm more a chips/fries kind of girl. Especially if they are 'shoestring fries' :)\nThe onion rings were lovely, and I ate them quickly before they went cold.\nThe steak itself was quite nicely cooked, but it had quite a few fatty bits which I had to discard. It didn't have as much flavour, but the accompanying peppercorn sauce was nice - it wasn't too strong or peppery.\nThere was no garlic butter, but to be honest I didn't need it anyway. \n\nIt was time to pay.. They brought over the bill and we noticed that they had charged for a full bottle of wine instead of 2 glasses. They apologised and brought over the right amount of change.\n\nThe waiting staff were all very friendly and that was the positive thing about Rosehip. Food wasn't quite up to my liking but perhaps I've been spoiled by Kyloe when it comes to steaks.
__label__2 Visited the Rosehip on Sunday night for dinner. The place seemed relatively quiet when we arrived, we were sat by the window (to encourage passers by to enter).  Thankfully the heating was on full blast so this area was very cosy, however as the evening progressed it got busier and the new people were sat at the tables near us.  This would normally be fine, but we felt the tables were pretty close together, now in a confined space and it felt like everyone could listen in to each others conversation.  Became a little to cosy for my liking, especially since there was a large restaurant up the stairs at the back only half full. \n\nWe ordered burgers.  They arrived with nice big homemade wedges, coleslaw and the chicken burgers were big and all very filling.  All yummy but the white burger buns were a bit cheap tasting.  A seeded roll or more sturdy roll would have been better, the burger fell away from the hands and it was a bit messy.  \n\nPersonally prefer the Sea Dogs restaurant, who used to be sited here - gutted it closed!  Rosehip is trying and to gastro pub and restaurant dining, but I think they should stick to one or the other.
__label__1 Went here on a Friday night and the place was pretty packed so I had fairly high hopes.  We ordered the following:\npigeon breast (special of day) - the breast wasn't overly cooked but some how it was a bit dry. Overall it was ok.\n\nsoup of the day w/ bread - my gripe is not with the soup itself which was also just average.  However, the soup is suppose to come with bread. Our server did not bring the bread (we thought she'd bring it) after a minute or two we realized it wasn't coming. We tried for another 2 minutes to wave down our server to enquire about the bread. Then another 5 minutes went by, no bread.... By the time our bread finally came we had finished our soup. She then asked, do you still want the bread? As if she was going to take it back.... This is pretty poor service IMO\n\nConan Dylon steak sandwich - pretty tasty with the caramelized onion. Steak was well cooked, but for some reason the sandwich wasn't hot which suggests items are sitting under a heat lamp.\n\ncheese cake - this is suppose to be a milk cheese cake but had a lot of chocolate or toffee cream. It wasn't bad\n\nOverall, food was average. Service was a bit suspect (although they did always have a smile)
__label__1 We live within easy walking distance so Friday night we took a stroll up to the new ice cream shop. My wife and I split a chocolate chip and the kids had cookies and cream and something else very colorful. The chocolate chip had nice sized chips but the actual ice cream was lacking creaminess and sweetness , the cookies and cream was a good hit. We will try again but I might suggest adding more chocolate based ice cream flavors.
__label__1 Finally used my Groupon today. It was a long trek for me considering the chicken is only mediocre. It seemed that they overcooked the pieces and they were not juicy at all. Taste-wise, as others have said, is a bit salty and lacking flavor. I still prefer Church's or Popeye's. The wait is quite long (30+ mins) as they make everything to order though I was the first customer of the day!  The  mac & cheese is not homemade and comes from an institutional bake-and-serve aluminum pan package (observed them taking it our from the oven).\n\nThe staff was very courteous, but somewhat inefficient. I noticed that my chicken has been ready for almost 5 minutes and I see them transferring the mac & cheese from the aluminum pans to the holding pan. Why didn't they just package my mac & cheese so I can be on my way?
__label__3 Only in Las Vegas...but can't imagine a better place for it.  \n\nI really thought the lights would make the place seem silly, but they are done well and really ads to the venue.  If you haven't been, make sure you wear something that will glow in the lights and bring a camera.  My phone didn't work well with the lighting, but then again...it's just a phone!\n\nThe only thing that kept me from giving it a full 5 stars was a few of the \"props\" were broken and when asked when they will be fixed, the staff didn't know and responded \"it's been broken for a while now\".  The majority of the props worked perfectly, so we will be back to play again soon.\n\nI wouldn't say it is a family venue, but our teenagers had a good time and want to go back.  The gift shop has some unique items and the overall place was very well done.
__label__4 If you need a getaway from the Vegas sun with a bit of fun competition, this is the place for you! Upon entering you're instantly treated to a giant display of all the kiss t shirts, toys and magazines you could ever see. The collection here is quite wide and ranges through all eras of kiss. We were promptly greeted as we entered, we arrived shortly before 8pm on a Saturday. The girls up front were respectful and even got us smiling with how good a mood they were in. Excellent first impression! We picked up a beer and our golf tickets and moved back to the golf course.\n\nThe employees in the back greeted us with another pair of smiles and joked with is about keeping score. Something is in the air around here because the positive and fun energy is everywhere it seems! The course didn't have too many people, more showed up after us and it got a bit busier. The Djs made announcements telling us about their wedding chapel, party rooms and even had some contests where you could win tickets. The course itself is a good time, bring a couple of friends and don't take yourselves too seriously. It was a lot of fun to be had. Afterwards we sat at the bar counter for another round of beers before some arcade games. \n\nOverall this place was a great experience. Seeing some complaints on yelp, you'd have to suck the fun out of everything to think this place has rude staff or a negative environment with customers and kids. Happy mini golf everyone!
__label__4 This place is a lot of fun even if you are not a Kiss fan. Play minature golf indoors where the black lights make eveything glow. Play a variety of arcade games and browse the gift shop. Fun for the whole family.
__label__2 Its a cool place but as far as mini golf goes i found it too easy and cramped. It was worth visiting....but i probably wont be coming back.
__label__1 Hmmm......I dont think there is such a thing as a good experience going to your primary care doctor. Case in point: My appointment was at 9:20 in the morning so I show up at 9 and check in. They call up finally at 9:30 and send me to the one of the patient rooms where I proceed to wait another 15 minutes. Finally the nurse comes in and checks my vitals. (you know, blood pressure, temperature, etc.) Then I wait another 45 minutes for my doctor to finally show up. What I dont get is that my appointment was to talk about my bloodwork from about 2 weeks ago! So basically I waited about 1 hour just to talk about the results of my bloodwork which only took about 5 minutes. I still dont get why I waited at least an hour before he finally got to me. When I checked in the lobby only had a couple people waiting for their appointed time. I can understand if it was packed then I would expect the wait times to be longer. Now im more worried if it was packed. Might end up being there at least half the day! So from what I think doctor's offices will always have a low or negative rating because until they come up with a faster process, everyone will always be grouchy due to excessively long wait times.
__label__2 I had an appointment at the office on 4880 Wynn and overall received fine service. The ladies working the front were helpful, but a bit forceful with other customers. I waited in the lobby for 20 minutes and waited 5-10 for the doctor in the patient room. My appointment was at 7:20am, so there was no crowd. Dr. Chen was quiet, but answered any questions I had. I have been to better offices, but this one will do fine for now.
__label__4 This is an aquatic complex that is open year round since it is indoors.  Very, clean and well maintained.  When you walk in to the right is staff members who you pay to swim.  In the lobby there are tables and vending machines and there is a party room if you want to book a party with them.  There is a family entrance with lockers and a mens and women's restroom.  If you choose not to enter by the family you can enter through the women or the mens locker rooms (make sure you enter which sex you are - lol)  There are lockers in here with showers and an entrance to the pool area.  There is an olympic size pool and a smalled pool.  What I like about this place is if you need to get a life vests or floaties they have them available at no charge.  In the smaller pool which is around 4 feet is where they offer swimming lessons for the little ones using 1/2 the pool and the other 1/2 of the pool is for open swim.  Adults can swim laps in the olympic pool.  There are even more restrooms and showers near the smaller pool with bleachers so you can watch.  This is a very nice facility.  My daughter has taken 4 levels of swimming classes and we have been to open swim twice and we have enjoyed every minutue of it.  I am considering having her party here next year.  This facility is well run and is another wonderful thing that the City of Henderson has added to the community on top of the beautiful parks.  We love living in Henderson.
__label__2 The first time I visited, I had an AWFUL lobster roll.  I love lobster rolls so much, so you can imagine how much I was disappointed.  I vowed to never return.  \nHowever, a decent amount of my co-workers insisted it was one of their favorite lunch spots.  After months and months of resistance, I finally went back.  \nI got the choose 4 option for lunch, which was pretty cool.  I love to try different things, so I feel like this was a great option.  Prosciutto wrapped melon, mushroom mac and cheese, Brussels, and grilled salmon.  All were good.  I saved the salmon for last.  It was my least favorite because of the completely different flavor profile it had from the other dishes.  It was packed with Asian flavors, and it sort of shocked my taste buds.  The tastes being so profoundly different than the rest of my meal really threw me off.  I definitely wasn't expecting that flavor profile to be in any dish at an Italian restaurant.  \nI'm sure it will be some time before I return, but after round 2, Vallozzi's somewhat redeemed itself.  Just take my advice and STAY AWAY from the lobster roll.
__label__3 Came here post Xmas trip! \nFrom the outside this place looks like  a reg Irish pub, but if u ordered the food u wud know why this place is almost perfect score! \n\nHad the fish tacos! Am obsessed with those lately! It was huge!! And very filling! Two came per order along with a side salad(health!) and fries(my fave!!)!\n\nLove the sauce and guacamole! Had to ask for hot sauce coz I prefer my tacos with a bit of kick! \n\nMy bf had the spicy chicken burger with bacon! It wasn't the usual deep fried chicken with spicy sauce! It was slightly browned chicken drenched in this yummy spicy, tangy sauce! \n\nThe waitress was very attentive too! She reminded me of Shannon Doherty with a French accent!\n\nThey had a good selection of beer, a little on the pricier side in comparison to other places in Montreal but understandable as lots were imported beer! \n\nOverall, love this little dive! Definitely a must try!
__label__3 I have been twice since it opened, the first time we went they made a couple mistakes on our order, but they were quickly rectified and it was understandable since everyone there is new. The food has been excellent with good pricing. It's clean with a fun atmosphere. If you simply compare to Baja Fresh and their pricing it's easy to see how much more you get for your money at Wahoos.
__label__1 These guys just can't get their act together so I'm knocking them down one star from my previous review.  One of the reasons I go to Wahoo's is they always have a decent beer of the month (BOM) at a discount price.  I went there today and they were out of the BOM, Pacifico.  I asked if they would substitute a Corona or something else at the BOM price.  After a deer-in-the-headlights look, the cashier called over the manager.  The manager explained that he was unable to override the All Powerful Computer - makes me wonder why they even bother to pay a manager if the computer is actually in charge.  I guess the computer doesn't care that it lost out on a food sale and earned them a negative yelp review.  \n\nThis Wahoo's location has now been open too long for me to continue to cut them slack for being new.  There is no excuse for not having sufficient inventory and for not empowering managers to do right by the customer.  The owners and managers should visit the Santa Monica CA location and learn the true meaning of customer service.\n\nBTW, I walked across the parking lot to Three Angry Wives Pub and had excellent service as well as happy hour priced beer and snacks.   Recommend you do the same.
__label__0 HORRIBLE SERVICE. I ordered takeout which was supposed to be ready in \"15 minutes\". It was ready in 15 but no one even looked at it or realized that people were waiting. We sat there for another ten minutes before I decided to ask someone. The guy attempts to tell me it isn't ready (after 30 min) and when I point to the to go boxes he realizes that it has been ready. He comes back with the food which wasn't even done well and forgets to put in the chips and salsa which I paid for. After telling him he forgot the chips, he comes back with a bag with about ten chips and one thing of salsa (when I paid EXTRA) for more salsa. All in all in was probably the worst takeout experience I've had. Bad service. Food was cold. No extra salsa that I paid for (which is ridiculous you have to pay for extra salsa). If you want Mexican food, you're better off with taco bell. Sad.
__label__1 TACOS? Not really.... first of all the tortilla was cold the shrimp was not good flavor wise and the fish one was ehh I also had a \"carne asada\" not good. The sides I Had white rice and Beans not good. the place is a cool hang out spot nice bar. If I ever come back it would be to have a drink at the bar but I wont even give the food another try. I have to say rubios is WAY better their tacos are actually good.
__label__3 This place never disappoints when it comes to quick fresh food. I never feel like a disgusting slob full of grease leaving Wahoo's. They have a dish for everyone including vegetarians. The Decor is really cool with the walls being covered in Action Sports memorabilia.  There's also tv's everywhere for the sports fanatics.
__label__0 Sat at a mostly empty bar took the bartender Nikole about 10-15 minutes to even acknowledge me and had a rude attitude and large use of continuous profanity. \n\nFood was good I ordered from the restaurant with decent prices but ate my food and went elsewhere due to that bartender
__label__3 It's exceedingly rare that a food truck offers the same or better priced product with comparable quality as brick-and-mortar joints. Fat Daddy's is one of them.\n\nI was looking for a dessert to round out my meal at the Sunset Park'd food truck festival today, and these guys fit the billing. When I saw the prices, I knew that I had to get a large cup ($4) with two flavors.\n\nThe two scoops of ice cream are pretty darn big. The ice cream itself was really cold, and on the first full week of autumn weather in this unusual Las Vegas weather, it definitely chilled me to the core. The ice cream was thick enough that I had some difficulty cutting through it with the provided plastic spoon. Flavor-wise, I'll just say that I enjoyed the cookies 'n cream a lot more than the chocolate brownie nut (\"c'mon Chris, you don't even like chocolate ice cream...\" \"yeah, but the other flavors didn't sound all that special either!\" \"well, you should try the vanilla some time because you never seem to do that.\" \"ok, ok, fine then\").\n\nFat Daddy's is probably a more suitable treat for summer months. Hopefully, I'll get the chance to try them in hotter weather some day.
__label__1 Tom's was recommended by my brother, who said they had burgers like the So Cal neighborhood burger joints (we call them ghetto burgers).  Having fond memories of the burger joint in Valinda from my high school and college days, I was excited when I heard this news.  Living on the southwest side of Las Vegas, Tom's is a bit of a trek since it's in North Las Vegas but we were willing to give it a shot. \n\nNow I have two criteria that test the legitimacy of any \"ghetto burger\" place...whether or not they have Orange Bang, a neighborhood staple, and the quality of their chili cheese fries.\n\nLooking forward to a cup of Orange Bang the size of my head, I was highly disappointed to find out that Tom's didn't have Orange Bang...one strike against!  We proceeded to order Tom's classic cheeseburger, a pastrami burger, and an order of chili cheese fries. The cheeseburger and pastrami burger tasted like those found in Cali and were pretty good. However, I wasn't impressed at all with the chili cheese fries.  The chili was just average and was seasoned a bit too heavily with cumin. Plus, the French fries in the Cali spots are usually on the thicker side but Tom's uses thinner fries that get soggy much quicker....strike two against!! Lastly, Tom's is a bit on the pricey side for what you get. For the two burgers, chili cheese fries, and a large drink, we paid almost $18.  This is around what you would pay in Cali but the portions are much larger, so there is less value for the money with Tom's......strike three against!! \n\nIf you live close by and like So Cali style charbroiled ghetto burgers, then you may enjoy Tom's, but for me, it's just not worth the drive from the other side of town.
__label__1 The fries were good and crispy..the burger was a bit of a let down. I felt like my bacon was thicker than the party itself..I was a bit disappointed.
__label__1 I think The D sucks. Fitzgeralds was more comfortable.The staff was great and friendly,the waitresses came around a lot more.there were more places to make change and cash in your tickets.I miss the Blarney Stone.I was there in April.Atmosphere was cold.
__label__2 It's not the Flamingo or the Paris hotel but it did the job for us weary travelers.\n\nDrove into Las Vegas late late around 3:30am. I've always stayed on the strip while in Vegas but this time I was mesmerized by Old Las Vegas downtown. It was like seeing a new but old part of a city I've visited time and time again.\n\nThe hotel rooms need renovating but all in all it was a decent night's stay. Just happy to lay my head down. Wish I had more time to see the experience the hotel and downtown but alas we had other things to do.\n\nThe next morning our front desk clerk was gracious and friendly.\n\nI will be back soon to walk around downtown and see the hotel again.
__label__1 Apparently the D is for disappointment. The td;dr version: room had broken shower, management lied about room switching, but ended up switching it after in person exchange.\n\nTempted to give this a 1-star but an arduous room switch process bumped it up to a 2. Here is what happened: we reserved a room at the D because a friend of mine was having her 30th birthday celebration on Fremont street & she picked the D as the suggestion for hotel.\n\nCheck in process was pretty smooth. The room looked clean albeit a bit noisy as it faces the Fremont street (no problem with that - can sleep with ambient noises). However, in the next morning, we realized the shower doesn't have a handle to channel the water from tub to overhead. Called front desk and they said they'd send over an engineer. 45 minutes go by - nobody shows up. By now we need to get going so we meet up with the group for brunch. I called again and a different person picks up, promised would send engineering over. \n\nI said we're strapped on time, and asked a room switch was possible. The answer was no; the only available ones for switching were smoking rooms. Nope, not acceptable. I said if I could get the keys to one of the smoking rooms so we can just use the shower. After back and forth with the receptionist, she said to come down and talk with her manager. So I did ... and after explaining the situation and asking about getting keys to a smoking room temporarily, all of a sudden a non-smoking room was available after all. Ha ha, what? \n\nOne: don't assign rooms with non-functioning shower to your guests. Two: don't lie to them about room availability.
__label__0 I checked into the \"D\" hotel for the evening and was greeted at the registration desk by a nice, polite young lady. During check-in I was asked if I ever stayed at the \"D\" hotel. I said no that I have been staying at another hotel on Fremont Street for several years and decided to try The D. \n\nThe young lady welcomed me and checked me into a \"nice room on the 16th floor\". It was in fact a very nice room. After going to my room I returned to the Casino and Fremont St. I returned to my room later in the evening to retire for the night.\n\nWell, at 5:58am I was awakened by hammering and power tools on the 17th floor right above my room and this continued for the rest of the morning.\n\nWhile checking out I was again greeted by the same young lady who had checked me in on Wed. I asked her what the hammering was that wakened me at 5:58am and she replied that the whole 17th floor was being renovated and that the work was not supposed to start until 6:00am.\n\nMy question is why if the young lady at the check-in desk knew this information on Wed. would she put me in a \"nice room on the 16th floor\"? If she would have told me at my check in that there was work being done on the 17th floor I would have asked for a different room on a different floor. I'm sure the hotel wasn't full on a Wed. night and if that was the case I would have chosen a different hotel.
__label__1 smoky and old inside...not really a fan
__label__0 I will never be back here, very rude staff at checkin, valet, and service. This is an old crappy motel that has a new coat of paint and a new name.  Awful!
__label__2 This is an old hotel in the middle of downtown Vegas. The rooms have been remodeled so the furniture is new and nice (as seen from the pictures) HOWEVER, they did NOT update the AC. The AC is an extremely old wall mounted unit that is EXTREMELY loud.\n\nBesides that, great place to stay on the cheap, just be prepared to pay an extra $22.50 resort fee per day.
__label__0 I remember stayiNG there the month they opened (before their grand opening) ....place was good for the price and location. ..what was the bad experience was being stuck in an elevator with 10 people for  close to an hour the day of checkout (one girl inside was claustrophobic and was cring) when we finally got out we went to management to complain and this guy Daniel at the counter took our information because we were to get refunded for one nights stay and a complimentary night when we come back to visit them....so I gave them all our info again because it all had to be manually entered for the complimentary bight...its been over a year and still no word from them...\"management we got the message load and clear DON'T EVER COME BACK!\"
__label__2 Pros:comfortable bed, Great price 31per night, location, high energy casino, free parking. \n\nCons: dirty bathroom with leaking faucet, rooms on Fremont side very loud. AC is loud, our room was basic with no chair to sit in.
__label__0 Would not  recommend this place to anyone!!! we got stuck in the elevator for an hour and had to pry ourselves out of elevator b!!!!!! We  told Christopher Greene the assistant security supervisor who did nothing and laughed in our faces and gave his us his card for doing nothing about it. Everything about this hotel was okay but they way he treated us really says something about how they can let things slide, specially with bad attitudes and bad customer service!
__label__2 Chinatown in Montreal is small (1 - no matter where in the world we go, my mom ALWAYS has to have rice at least once a day 2- they have the fruits my family travels to Canada for) and this is a reliable resource for good, cheap roast pork/duck over rice. Their beef pan fried noodles are not great (as in, not something I would order again). Their wonton noodle soup is pretty good: I got it both times we came here. General Tso'c chicken was pretty good: again, something my family ordered both times we came.\n\nOverall, nothing crazy and nothing that's a must see in Montreal. The service is OK (if you get a waiter that speaks English well, then the service is good, if not, the inability to effectively communicate causes some frustration. The food comes out fast, so if you're starving, this is a good place to go. Their bubble tea is alright: stops a craving, but it's not great. They do get brownie points for giving baby bochoy with everything and for the HUGE food portions.
__label__0 I stayed at this hotel March 1-2, 2014.  BIG MISTAKE!  There was something sticky spilled and not wiped up on the bathroom counter. There was dried food in the microwave. There were moldy coffee grounds in the coffee maker. Worst of all, when I woke up in the morning, the room was crawling with roaches. BIG roaches. The desk clerk claimed she has never heard anyone complain of roaches there before. I wondered if the sheets had even been changed prior to my stay. It felt disgusting in that room and I couldn't wait to get out of there. I will never stay there again. I wish I had done a little research before booking a room there. The desk clerk promised to mail me a certificate for a free night at ANY Extended Stay America Hotel. We'll see if it arrives.  UPDATE:  Because I posted a review on Trip Advisor, a manager responded to my review apologizing, yada yada yada.  After waiting several weeks, I emailed said manager and asked about the certificate for the free night that the desk clerk had promised and, BIG SURPRISE, no response.  Needless to say, I will never set foot in any if these roach-infested, flea bag Extended Stay America Hotels again.
__label__4 Excellent customer service and the guys there are nice to talk to and take time with you. The manager did get the apparel sizes I needed. They also installed new sights on my friends Glock at the same time. Same service at the Mesa store. One gentleman even showed me how to replace the slide plate with the special ones they sell. Not a big deal to do for him (and now not me--I've done 3).  I'll definitely visit next time I'm in Phoenix.
__label__4 I have been going to this dental office for a few years now after my dentist I had for more than a decade went out of network. The main reason I am giving them 5 stars is because I missed an appointment and did not get charged a \"no show fee.\" Most dental/medical offices charge some type of fee for those type of occurrences. I was also late a few times and the office staff were totally understanding about it. At my other dentist the receptionist would always give me that \"ugh\" attitude. I also want to mention Dr. Kern fixed my crown which always caught food in it. I've been to two other dentists with the same crown, although they noticed it they didn't really do much about it, so I can truthfully say he cares. Dr. Kern went to UNLV for his dental degree, if that adds a slight bit of a wow factor  The women up front are friendly for the most part and it's pretty easy to schedule an appointment. If you're looking for a dentist and come across Courtesy I definitely recommend them.
__label__1 Place itself is beautiful and clean that's a PLUS\nI went in there because they had a birthday promotion where you get a free mani if you book a pedi so that's what I did!\nFirst of all:\nthe last thing I want to do is to stare at someone elses boobs for 60 min because the shirt she wears is 2 sizes to small so BIG negative\nSecond:\nNO ONE explained how the hole pick your up grades works and no prices anywhere and not even the nail tech knew the prices so BIG NEGATIVE\nShe didn't look at me once while she did my nails,she kept moving my fingers around without saying a word!!How do I know what works best for here if she doesn't open her mouth!!I don't want her to tell me her entire life story but a little conversation is a must to me,it seems like the staff didn't get along with each other very well and that creates a bad vibe and is poison for a business!\nEnds up she PAINTS OVER MY CUTICLES and so it is the day after my visit and my fingers already look like s***!!!Seriously am I the first person she pedicured??\nThe feet is the same story,I added a sugar scrub for $6 and a callus remove for $4,after she kept moving my feet around kinda ruff without saying a word she applied the sugar scrub which was nice but she didn't even take 5 minutes to massage it in a bit!My callus pretty much looked the same after I paid extra money to get it removed!!They say every luxury comes with a therapeutic remedy so I had two luxuries but only got to pick one remedy,ok?!I chose one but I seriously never smelled nor saw anything that could have been what I chose!\nMy toes look ok,but just ok!While I was getting my feet done I would have liked to read a magazine or offered some water but that didn't happen so a BIG NEGATIVE FOR CUSTOMER SERVICE,AGAIN!\nI read about the membership they offer and they have special membership prices but no one tried to make me familiar with it,guess the don't need the returning business!!\nI also think it is kinda pricey for what they offer!\nSo I probably will not return and I will not recommend them to my friends
__label__0 Gel manicures RARELY last longer than a week. Technicians are more interested in people's personal lives rather than giving good customer service. I have an infection in my one cuticle because of their \"please let us make it up to you\" manicure. NEVER AGAIN!
__label__0 They do really awesome nail art here but I'm extremely disappointed that every time I get my nails done here, they chip, peel off, break etc. within days.  I got my nails done last Tuesday and they were chipped by Friday (and I wasn't doing anything special with my hands that would cause that).  I've gone here about 4 times and have had that problem every time.  Def won't be going back, it's not worth the money.
__label__1 Not impressed. Tried them for the first time ordering takeout. Quick delivery, but the pizza and garlic knots were not cooked completely. Raw dough was not very appetizing.  I called the manager to let them know, he offered to give me credit, but a better solution would have been to cook another pizza and deliver it again.  Not sure if we'll order from them again.
__label__3 I'd pretty much agree with all the reviews below me here. Great facility, very cold at times, pricey to go to, bloody our of the way, but always a great visit.\n\nThere are various other things at the centre which aren't climbing, such as the ceramics childrens area, and the gym. I've not been to any of them but given how busy the car park can be whilst the arena is quiet means they must be pretty decent!
__label__0 I love their Carne Asada Pepperoni Panini & boba smoothies. My fianc\u00e9 is the one who would usually come here this last time we decided to go together and let me just say that they have poor customer service! The lady who was taking our order was rude and had an attitude! I decided to try one of their natural mango, kiwi, and carrot juices because it sounds good right? ehh wrong it tasted like plain carrot juice no hint of kiwi or mango. Even the lady sitting next to me said the same thing not only that they actually forgot to make her salad. Very poor customer service I will not be coming back.
__label__3 I love Songbird. I work close by, and it's so nice to have a great coffee house so close. The pastries, which the buy fresh from local makers, are divine. Go for the brioche cinnamon roll and thank me later. The coffee is stellar. I can't even put a finger on what's different, but I'm guessing it's the utmost attention to quality and detail of their product. \n\nSeating is a little sparse, and prices are a little high, but the goods received are worth it.
__label__1 Here's why this place deserves a knock off of three stars: the blueberry scone was awful. Blatantly horrible; not sweet, almost savory like, which was odd. Had a weird granular texture as well. My espresso con panna was way more bitter than I expected, bitterer than starbucks'. These were the redeemers: the lemon olive oil cornmeal cake was absolutely excellent. The mocha was great too. The counter worker seemed very friendly and knowledgeable.
__label__4 Long overdue review. Last time I ate here was almost 6 months ago. I really love the I-Naba chain. Back when I was still living in Los Angeles County, they had a I-NABA in the South Bay area. The one thing I remember about the place was how good they treated my Dad on account of him being such a popular figure in the Los Angeles Japanese-American community. I always thought it was funny how they always kissed his ass and treated him like royalty. At this Las Vegas location, they never heard of him. \n\nWhen people say that I-Naba is the best Japanese restaurant in Las Vegas, I can easily understand why people would say that. This place has introduced a dish which is extremely popular in Japan to the morbidly uncultured people of Las Vegas. Even though I personally believe that Shogu and Hiro's famous \"Sushi-on-Rainbow\" restaurant is the best and even the most culturally significant Japanese restaurant in LV, I can see why some people may say I-NABA is the bees nees. In fact, I agree that I-NABA is much greater than Ichiza or any of the poke-MON restaurants.  \n\nI love buckwheat soba. I really love buckwheat soba. I have eaten Zaru Soba every single night for the last 6 months. It's a great source of complex carbohydrates, and it helps keep my weight down. If you are a narcissistic pretty boy like me, I really recommend replacing your carb source with buckwheat soba. It gives you that energy you need to workout hard, with the fiber and health benefits as an added bonus.  \nEvery Zaru Soba fan would much prefer to go to one of these soba places that actually have their noodles specifically made for their restaurant. You can get Zaru Soba at Shuseki and Ichiza but they use the same noodles that you get at places like Nakata Market of Japan or Japan Creek Market. Don't get me wrong, I ain't knocking Shuseki. In fact, Shuseki is my favorite noodle house in Vegas, but when you taste the freshly made noodles at I-NABA, you will immediately recognize the difference in taste. \n\nThe girl who works here is really fun to talk with. Last time I was here we had a conversation about Japanese identity. She is half-Japanese/White, and I'm half-Japanese/Korean. So, it was one of the more interesting conversations I have had this year. \n\nI-NABA also holds the unique title of having my very favorite Vegetable Tempura.  The vegetables they use taste organically grown, and they slice them so nice in that symmetrically perfect style. I really like places that make their own Tempura dipping sauce in house. I can only think of 2 other places in LV that do this(SushiTwister and Sushi on Rainbow). \n\nI really wish I could eat here everyday or at least more often. Problem is that I work 60 hours 7 days a week. By the time I get off work this place is usually closed. I heard that they might start opening later when they get their liquor license. I hope it's soon.
__label__2 This place will get a 3.5 stars from me, with some reservations. The problem from my point of view is there are a lot of inconsistencies everywhere. \n\nI've been here quite a few times. This place reminds me of places like Ichiza, meaning, I-naba has components of a dish that are really good, but in the same dish, a lot of the components are really lacking. While I think that they are doing something different that's kinda unique here, it really didn't blow me away like I feel it should have.\n\nNabeyaki udon - they made it with these really thick udon noodles which I never had before, and I thought that it was different, but really didn't do anything for me. I wish there were more vegetables like carrots and mushrooms. They did put in a tempura kabocha, but it was undercooked. The shrimp tempera was cooked really well and and had a light, crisp batter. The soft boiled egg was cooked nicely. The broth was ok, just a bit too sweet for my taste. I thought for $12 bucks it was a little too pricey for what I received.\n\nI have been here and tried their yakisoba, and while the soba noodles are a lot different than what I have had in the past, it didn't really do anything for me.\n\nService wasn't really that great. We had to share menus. Is it really that hard to order more menu cases and print out some more menus? I guess so. She also didn't know who ordered what. Maybe the kitchen gets confused as well. But, we came in a really big group, so maybe they aren't accustomed to that. Or she's new. There are usually a lot more questions than there are answers.\n\nBut, food wise, it's ok. I don't really know if I would come back here. It could be that this type of food doesn't really fit my style. I prefer bigger, simpler, and bolder flavors. Too much subtlety with food, IMO, is kinda irritating, in my book. :D
__label__1 The name of this restaurant and proximity to a trendy area drew me in. I decided to give it a chance because I drive by it everyday and have Republic's menu memorized :) I was awkwardly seated by a hostess that didn't seem sure of where I should sit and she asked me several times if my table was okay. The waitress came out immediately, gave us the specials and asked for our drink order. It took 15 minutes to get my glass of wine and another 20 on top of that to get my lackluster appetizer of (2) deep fried risotto balls that tasted a lot like burnt popcorn and one hockey puck sized crab cake that was tasty, however certainly not adequate for the price and delay. Our entrees arrived about an hour after we arrived. I ordered the shrimp scampi, as reccomended by the waitress, and was surprised that they would serve something so garlicy, cold and runny. The best thing on my plate was the garlic bread. My companion ordered the rib eye which, based on its appearance was actually a New York strip. His cut was mostly fat, overcooked and underseasoned. His sides were 3 large burnt asparagus and a soup bowl of fried potatoes. The entire time we were eating, something was obviously burning in the open kitchen. I couln't wait to leave. My advice is to skip it. Maybe this really is just a doomed location.
__label__2 I've eaten here about 4 times now and I've yet to have an experience worth more than 3 stars. The food is pretty forgettable, its not bad per say just nothing that wows you. The cobb salad is.... a cobb salad. The burger is a generic but good burger. Get my drift? No culinary delights, just decent tastes with decent portions.\n\nI noticed that they recently dropped their prices, maybe in response to the feedback here. From memory I think the burger used to cost $15 and it is now $10 or so. They are also running a pretty serious happy hour, its like 3-9pm (dont quote me on that), probably trying to drum up some business.\n\nThe reason I always come here for business lunches is that it is always empty and the tables are comfy, making for easy conversation.
__label__1 See, this is exactly the reason why I love Yelp.  Reviews are spot-on and have always given great advice.  Unfortunately I didn't check the reviews on this \"restaurant\" before coming in.  It was a spur of the moment thing... went to go have dinner at BJs next door and noticed a flyer on Urban Grill saying they were broadcasting the Pacquiao-Bradley fight - for free!  Sold.  \n\nWe went in, were seated promptly and advised they were going to do a raffle for a pair of seats to the fight at MGM, only catch is you have to buy a $20 5-beer bucket.  Sold again.  We didn't win the raffle.  Anyways, our beer arrived in a bucket of ice, two were cold and the other three felt like they were baking in the sun.  Who gives out hot beer?  That's just wrong.  We nursed the two cold ones until the other three were bearable to drink, didn't have an option anyways because 30 minutes passed before the server arose from the deep.  \n\nAfter ordering, our food was brought out in a reasonable amount of time (not by the server) and for the next 90 minutes our server was MIA.  The server decided to briefly stop by and see how things were, then disappeared for another 60 minutes.  \n\nThe saving grace here was the food, which was good.  Not unbelievable, but pretty good.  We were entertained by the fight during this time so that kept us preoccupied from the absence of the server.  \n\nWe absolutely will never visit this place again.  Obviously there's something wrong here that no one is addressing, and that's unfortunate because there is so much potential.
__label__2 Just moved here from California and I Am very particular about my eyebrows.   I came to the bar and both technicians were on their personal phone. Me and another customer bob walked up to the booth at the same time. One put their phone away, the other told me where to sit and continued her call for another few minutes.\n\nI was very worried because she didn't ask what kind of style I wanted or anything just started threading. I've been getting my eyebrows threaded for 14 years and this was the most painful thread I had.\n\nWondering why I gave 3 stars with my review being negative so far. My brows look GREAT!  (Thank goodness she knew what she was doing and followed the original shape) Sometimes pain is beauty. Could've gotten more stars for a better experience because they do great work.
__label__0 Went here tonight to get late night dinner, and their credit card system was down. Since there was no note and I had to wait for the employee to spend 5 minutes discussing what to do with his boss, I was rather pissed when he refused to buy my sandwich. Horrible customer service, never go here!! YOUR CREDIT CARD PROBLEM IS NOT MINE, UNLESS THERE'S A NOTE ON THE DOOR OR REGISTER AND I'M NOTIFIED IN ADVANCE! THANKS!
__label__3 Vacuums here really suck...literally.  Have yet to pick up a weak sucker here...can I say that? :)\n\n$3 gets you a basic wash, but you can shove more money in if you feel like pampering your car with more jets, colorful soap,cloth beaters, and wheel brushes. \n\nSomeone has always greeted me at the pay point and even helped if needed.  \n\nThey seem to have the customer service thing down....
__label__3 This is a great place for lunch in the Quartier Latin (Ste-Catherine St.) area, near Berri-UQAM. I go there often for lunch. Service is quick, food is healthy and tasty. There is a choice of at about 10 different salads (greek, pasta, Asian, mango + bell peppers, spinach, apple, potatoes, legumes, cabbage) and as many sandwiches (mostly paninis, but also wraps, and they have many vegetarian options). They also have baked goods (muffins, croissants, biscottis, cookies, cakes...). I like their combos (I usually have sandwich + 2 salads + drink for 11$ taxes included). They also have one or two kinds of soups. They serve coffee and expresso drinks but they only have decaf in espresso drinks (which is not included in the combo, but I got away with a decaf Americano). There is a lot of people who take the food away so even if it's often busy, I never had trouble sitting down, even right around 12pm. I wish the cutlery were re-usable (instead of disposable). But it's one of the best deals in the area, with a wide variety of choice for lunch.
__label__0 Went into the Downtown Campus bookstore today, and I was appalled at the lack of respect I received from not only an employee but the manager as well. I went in to return a book, and the receipt was with my mom in California. It was a cheap book, so not a big deal if it wasn't possible. The manager was incredibly rude and felt the need to yell the bookstore policy to me in front of everyone in the store. In fact, the older lady in front of me was able to return her book without a receipt and nothing was said--I watched this happen, so I assumed not having a receipt wasn't a big deal. I usually spend about $800 here each semester, but I will now be taking my money elsewhere where I am treated with more respect.
__label__3 Was there for lunch on Canada day.  Calamari is top notch, you could actually see the calamari, unlike most other places where a thick batter is caked on.\n\nThe grilled meats were good, with a home cooked appeal to them.  Those fries were pretty good, my wife is still raving about them.\n\nThe tatziki was a little sour IMO, but pretty fresh.  Sat on the terrace and had a great lunch on a sunny Montreal day.
__label__3 Great build your own burgers, crazy servings of fries. Always hot and fresh and cooked and topped to your order.
__label__0 This review is a review of the corporate stores such as this one. I love their food but there is one thing that always makes me second guess going to Five Guys and I am sure you know what it is. The music. I am a very patient person but every time I walk into these places I want to walk right out. Don't go here if you are on a date or plan to visit with anybody. You will not be able to hear them without everyone else hearing the conversation. Thank god this one restaurant does have outdoor seating and there is no music. What you'll feel like when you go to these restaurants is that you're having five guys screaming at you the whole meal. Please turn the music down so people can enjoy each other's company and  also enjoy the food. Aside from the very loud music of this restaurant is the fact that when you order the most basic of the meals at this restaurant you will feel like someone picked hour pocket. Don't get me wrong the food is fresh tasting but I can feed a small family with what I have spent eating here and that's just a combo. Five guys you could be so much more!
__label__4 Fantastic.  One of the best eye doctors I have been to in years.  Very attentive, convenient, modern facilities. easy to speak with, spent plenty of time with me.  Highly recommend.
__label__0 I've gotta agree with the poor reviews.  My wife and I went on a Saturday around lunch.  \n\nTwo years ago we were in Manhattan for their San Gennaro festival.  I didn't go in expecting this to compare but I was surprised at the stark contrast.\n\nI was expensive!  Even with the coupon it was $12 to get in.  $9 for a poor sausage and pepper sandwich (we didn't finish it). $10 for two beers.  The way I look at it I paid $31 to get dusty and realize I was in the wrong place.  Shoulda spent it on boxing a trifecta!\n\nThe one diamond was the old sweet Italian man that was wandering around the food court singing.  He didn't sing to us but we chatted with him for a minute.  Boy he had the sweetest smile.  Reminded me of my Pop pop.\n\nI'm would never go on a carnie ride, I guess I am just chicken, so I came here for the Italian experience and food.  I always feel badly for the animals too.\n\nThere is zero \"Italian experience\" to be had and unfortunately it looks like we just picked a bad vendor.  I saw some people carrying around some great looking food.  Then again, our sausage and peppers LOOKED great.\n\nThe singer when I was there was laughably bad.  Khaki docker pants, white sneakers, black shirt, and a voice that fit only a mother could love.  Looked like a Seinfeld outfit from the 90's.  Sounds like some other people got to enjoy some better acts.  He wasn't one of the \"headliners\".\n\nA big part of the turn off was the dirt lot the event was held on.  I try to go to a lot of festivals, I really like browsing around, but this one just fell flat.  A different location might bring a tiny bit of much needed class to this event.\n\nGood thing that Turf Paradise is a short walk away.  Had fun there!
__label__0 I was using CenturyLink's \"Pure DSL\" service for about a year when the service went downhill, seemingly overnight.  Pings went through the roof and I was unable to even watch video on YouTube from about 6pm to midnight.\n\nDespite spending close to four hours on several online and phone sessions with so-called \"customer service\" representatives, they had no answers and wouldn't even acknowledge that there was a problem.  In addition, they basically threatened me with a tech repair fee if I scheduled an in-person tech visit.\n\nJust cancelled the service and it felt great to give these jerks their modem back.  They're now trying to hit me with a $16 cancellation fee.  They'll probably get it out of me but not until I file a complaint with Nevada's public utility commission.\n\nStay away from these jerks.
__label__4 Very pleased with Caitlin's Tender Love & Pet Care! It gave me great peace of mind to know that Kobe was at a \"home away from home\" for the weekend instead of locked up in a kennel all day. He was given attention, played with dogs all day, and even slept on the bed. Caitlin is understanding and very easy to talk to. Kobe is pretty easy going but as a puppy still has some faults -- she was wonderful with working with Kobe. She even provided a \"While You Were Gone\" information sheet after picking Kobe up going over his day-to-day activities. I will definitely be using Caitlin's Tender Love & Pet Care again! More cities need to have a wonderful business like this!\n\nI also want to add that Kobe's breed -- Shiba Inu -- usually leaves him reserved around strangers, however there are certain people he immediately bonds with (I like to refer to them as \"good hearted people\") and Kobe loved and trusted Caitlin from the start!\n\nThanks again Caitlin!
__label__3 I have been going here a few times a year for a few years now and I am always pleasantly surprised by this place. The staff is very sweet and they do not pressure you to buy products you do not want or need. \n\nI find that as a red head, it take longer for me to pick out the perfect colors for my skin and I feel un-rushed here at this location. I love their lipsticks!! It is the only type I can wear without breaking out my skin. The prices are amazingly great and the products last forever. I am 23 and I have yet to use up a whole eyeshadow purchased when I was 16. \n\nI recommend this place for anyone wanting a great deal on something that never goes out of style; makeup!!
__label__0 The food is good but the service isn't worth it. I would say unless you're spanish speaking... this place isn't where you want to go; ESPECIALLY when you're hungry and or diabetic and it's been hours since you last ate/drank. \n\nthe girl who took our order didn't speak any english, i mean NONE. i understand its an el salvadorian place and I'm perfectly accepting of the fact that english may be a 2nd language but to speak zero english is rough for the customer. \n\nshe stood at our table and didn't say anything, she just stared at us. then she asked me if i spoke spanish, which i don't cause i'm Filipino not Latin, I told her no, then gave her my order.  \n\nI wanted 2 papusas and a coke, i said it slow (without being rude) and i even pointed at the picture; again she asked me if i spoke spanish, still no. Then my boyfriend said his order: carnitas burrito... she looked at me and said \"que\" - so i repeated it exactly a little bit slower this time \"carrrrr-niitas burrito\"\n\nwe got our order: my bf got his burrito, i got 1 papusa. nothing to drink. as which point i repeated, i wanted 1 coke and 1 more papusa. she smiled and nodded. still, I got nothing. she stared at me from across the room and every time i looked up to see if she was going to bring me a coke, she looked down at the floor. no coke ever came and that 2nd papusa -- forget about it. \n\nwe were one of 3 tables occupied... so it wasn't busy. it wasn't loud, it wasn't anything... there was no excuse for the horrible service. 'Coke' as a brand is thee most popular product in the galaxy...  there should have been no reason why she shouldn't understand that when i said coke, it meant, please bring me one, not, i just like to say the word. To top it off, I'm diabetic so by this point it had been 8 hours since the last time i had anything to drink or eat so al i really needed the sugar, i was starting to shake and feel faint. \n\ni understand that not everyone speaks english but if you're going to hire people to take orders for your restaurant, that person should really have a basic understanding of the language or at least some sense to put two and two together.
__label__2 Good food that fills you up quickly, like their prices too.
__label__0 Ok, I'm the kind of girl who grew up staying in motels, so I'm ok with your average Travelodge. This place is your BELOW average Travelodge... Reasons:\n\n1. Didn't ask if we were ok with a smoking room (yuck...hotels still allow this?)\n\n2. One bath towel, two guests... twice in the same week, with no apology\n\n3. Air conditioning sounds louder than a Harley Davidson\n\n4. Got back after a full day out (8+ hours) and the room wasn't cleaned\n\n5. Front desk didn't seem phased by this when I called to complain \n\nI will NOT be staying in a Travelodge again anytime soon. I highly recommend any other hotel than this one if you're planning on staying in Scottsdale.
__label__4 We recently moved to Mesa,Arizona, and the home we bought needed flooring in one of the bedrooms.  We needed the flooring in ASAP, not knowing anyone who does this kind of work we turned to yelp, and read the reviews on Red Mountain Renovations.  It turned out that RMR lived up to their billing.  I contacted Scott, and after he heard what our situation was, he told us that he would be able to accommodate our needs.  The very next day Adam showed up and laid the flooring in a very professional manner.  We will be contacting Red Mountain Renovations for all our flooring needs.  Thank you Scott and Adam.
__label__3 I have heard so many people say that this fish market smelled of fish as you pulled up.  I beg to differ.  I walked in the front door and fishy fish did not smell fishy at all until I got right up to the fish counter of course.  The selection was great.  I ordered a few pounds of perch filets and jumbo shrimp. I seasoned with a dash of salt and deep fried them using House Autry Seafood Breader.  The fish smelled and tasted very fresh.  The shrimp was great also.  The store is very clean and the staff is very nice.  the prices are in line with market value for this area.  Actually the perch was a dollar cheaper than fresh catch and southside seafood market.  I will be back to try the fresh Croaker and whiting.   I am giving a 4 start because I haven't had a second trip or a taste of the different varieties to form and first hand opinion.  I will be back soon though.
__label__4 OMG this guy is absolutely amazing I called him to make sure that he could fix my phone and I drove down and he was done within 10 minutes. My phone screen is crystal clear everything works just the same I would recommend this guy and this company to anyone hands-down.
__label__1 I haven't posted in a while but my Fiance and I just had an interesting experience...\n\nWe ordered $44.00 worth of sushi for delivery from Sushi Hoshimi. \n\nThe sushi is fantastic and it's unfortunate that the delivery driver almost intruded into our apartment demanding more tip. He was extremely aggressive, put his foot in our door! He even threatened to call his boss. lol. Did he? No. My Fiance ended up closing the door on his face - he had no choice, I saw it. \n\nNever in our lives has this happened to us before. This driver was totally crazy. We've ordered for delivery 3 times and EACH time he was rude. \n\nAs I said, the sushi is great, but this made my jaw drop. We order from somewhere else now. \n\nThe sushi is good at Sushi Hoshimi, but not *that* good. :-S
__label__4 I just bought a house and needed my doors re-locked.  Called around 9:30 and Toby was there by 1:00pm.  He was courteous, professional and knowledgeable.  Would definitely recommend him to anyone needing a great locksmith.\nThanks!
__label__4 Great service and very friendly!!  Also great price!!  I was quoted one price for standard builder grade locks, but apparently I have a grade 2 and the price went up a little bit.  But still a lot cheaper than the competition I had called in addition.  Koby was friendly and efficient, and called to let me know when he was on his way.  I'll recommend them to anyone who's in need of re-keying their home or any other locks!
__label__4 Great place for business lunch or dinner.  Favorite was the swordfish topped with crush almonds and sliced red grapes (served with rapini and black tiger rice). Best patio in the downtown core.
__label__4 Wow! If i could give them 10 stars i would !!!!! \n\nI was in Vegas with girlfriends and my sister celebrating her 21st. I wanted to surprise my sister with a nice little custom 21st Bday Cake (AFTER AL YOU ONLY TURN 21 ONCE :) HAD TO MAKE IT BIG). However being the procrastinator that i am I called various bakeries a week  before  our Vegar arrival and they were all booked. THANKFULLY ANOTHER bakery reffered me to Sugar Bee's and Boy was i beyond glad with the exceptional customer service !!!!I \n\n i Spoke to (i believe her name was) Carrie and she amazing.. she was very patient and helped me with i placing my order over the phone, she was even kind enough to text me a picture of a previous 21st Bday cake she had done in order to get an idea of size and colors.  Amazingly enough it was a nice blueprint of what i was looking for.\n\n i described exactly what i wanted and they executed it perfectly!!!! \nWe were hving dinner at Maggianos and Carrie was kind enough to offer delivery to the restaurant.\n\nOverall i was expecting to pay over $100 bucks and it was about $76 with delivery included for a custom cake that feeds 8. The look on my sister was PRICELESS!!!!! \n\nThe cake was absolutely beautful and perfect. IF YOU ARE IN VEGAS FROM OUTA TOWN & CELEBRATING A 21st, or any other milestone and are thinking of getting a custom cake MAKE SURE YOU CALL SUGAR BEES YOU WILL NOT BE DISSAPOINTED!!!!!! \n\nThanks for the awesome cake sugar bees!!!!!!!
__label__4 I was able to work with two incredibly great women here, Dion and Joanne. Their work is amazing! I've worked with other makeup artists, but they have to be my favorite by far, their creations were beautiful. They are very professional, but still make you feel comfortable. To anyone that is in need of a makeup artist or in need of some makeup classes, this is a great institute!
__label__0 I'm sorry but the employees at this location are RUDE. I asked for help and they were upset because I interrupted their personal conversation. They want you to spend all your money. I asked if they had any deals and they rudely said \"No\" but then when I went to go pay for my stuff one of the workers allowed the customer who was  checking out next to me use multiple coupons. I bought an outfit for my Daughter while she was at school not knowing if she was going to like it or not and she ended up seeing something at a different store for half the price, so I went back the next day to get my money back (the male at the counter said I had 30 days to get a full refund with receipt) and when I went back the girl at the counter said she was only going to give me store credit. I said \"I don't need store credit, there is nothing here that I want to buy and the guy told me I can get my money back before 30 days\" She was very upset, started slamming things around, was very rude and she ended up getting so frustrated that she made another girl finish the transaction and she went to help another customer. I love Childrens Place but I will NEVER again return to this location!
__label__4 Smog, $15 bucks out the door in about 30min!! Nice!!
__label__2 Ok...so far so good. Not very busy. The bonchan all has a very nice flavor.  Tastes like a bit of rice wine vinegar was used as there is just a hint of sweetness in the backround. Our waitress was kind...her english is not the best but we were able to communicate. Oh and for all you haters out there. How can you expect to go to an ethnic restaurant of any sort and expect everyone there to speak perfect english?  For me it just part of the experience. \n\nApparently they are working on new menus as along with the regular menus we were handed , a draft of a new one was given to us as well. I was surprised to find both Korean and Chinese items listed. To me this threw up a red flag, but did  not seem to bother my wife much, and she was right. She ordered the perennial favorite dolcot bib bim bap and had the pork bulgogi, both were well made and tasty, at our table in less than 10 minutes from the time we ordered. \n\nSo the service here is a bit slow and could use a little polish, IE my tea cup was kept full but my wife's water glass wasn't refilled till we asked for it to be. I'm hoping over time service will improve a bit. So this place is not the Kojan Bistro I knew and loved, but does have good food and we will be back. The only dilemma is that we will have to chose between here and Pepero. I left out Chowan Garden as both my wife and I feel that the dishes there have been slightly muted to avoid offending the average American palette.\n\nIf the service improves here a bit I'll revisit and bump up the rating accordingly
__label__4 I've seen first hand the work and quality Puddle Jumper Pool Service has performed and it's top notch! Why go with a corporation and be just another dollar bill when you can have great personal attention from a family owned and run business?! Give them a call, you won't be sorry!
__label__4 Really good. My girls and I went here and had a Blast...no pun intended. Will go again for sure.
__label__0 Just moved to the area, thought with it being a barber shop for men that it would e men cutting hair, that's usually how that works right??? The place is ran by women for one, they were all uber professional and nice, but on the listening aspect they totally lacked.  I wanted a traditional combover with the wave in the front all greased up, I showed her a pic of exactly what I wanted and got opposite, and we had a very in depth conversation beforehand about what I wanted and how I fixed it and she went waaaaaay too short, like half the length I usually have short, and now I have to let it grow for about a month and a half for it to be where it needs to be, I feel like she did not listen at all when I was making a point of how particular I am,  I will not be returning here for an overpriced haircut I didn't even want.
__label__3 Gave Kabuki happy hour a whirl on a Monday afternoon.  We were very pleasantly surprised. \n\nThe staff was all very attractive and very nice.  \n\nThe happy hour options are great!  Loads of choices.  The sake sangria and lychee martini were quite tasty but will sneak up on you! Yikes!   \n\nIt is very nice that the happy hour menu is offered in the entire restaurant.  You don't have to worry about cramming into a tiny bar or lounge space.  We were seated at a nice table just like any other diner.  \n\nKabuki is very nice inside and the food presentation was flawless.  Just about everything we ordered was a win!   The only miss I recall was the tofu appetizer.  Bland and boring.  The fried mozzarella wrapped in seaweed were clever and tasty!\n\nI'll definitely return and you should go check it out!
__label__2 This is the perfect Japanese restaurant to go to if you need something relatively quick and consistent.  My husband and I have been to the Kabuki franchise here as well as in Los Angeles multiple times...the staff is almost always friendly and the food good (but not great).  \n\nI love the spicy tuna on crispy rice and my husband loves the bbq beef ribs with shrimp and vegetable tempura.  Those are must haves!!\n\nWe will probably eat here once a month because its very close to our home and its a place we know we can rely on.  Kabuki is a steady eddie but there's absolutely nothing wrong with that.
__label__2 Decent Japanese food. The menu has a lot of variety with even vegetarian options to satisfy a majority of people's food preferences. If you're a sushi connoisseur, stick with the other items on the menu. The salmon entree and the udon are solid meals that are tasty and filling.
__label__0 Awful!!!! Phil, the associate who cleaned my carpets told me he would have to take my large area rugs outside to wash them.... It was raining. I never had a company have to remove large area rugs to clean them so I decided to have him do the upstairs instead. When I went upstairs a few hours later, when my carpets were \"dry enough for me to walk on\", I noticed my brand new white sapphire earrings were gone. Phil ignored my calls all night and morning and finally answered me via text message. After hours of going back and forth via text with the \"owner\", who by the way IS Phil pretending to be someone else, they admitted to taking the jewelry and retuned it on my front porch. Crazy, I know. I have a police report number and let half off depot and groupon know of this issue. Do not use them. If they stole from me, right off my bathroom counter, what else could they have taken?! Buyer beware!!!!
__label__0 I bought a half off depot coupon to get my carpets cleaned by Carolina pristine. When the associate came out to clean the carpets, I also paid an extra $45 to have spots on the carpet removed. He told me that the spots could possibly resurface and he would come back if they did and try to treat them. The stains came back (one DOUBLE the size). During a week and a half period I called the company three times and never received a return phone call. The owner, Josh, emailed me back and told me there is nothing they could do, they don't come back out and he was sorry I was dissatisfied and \"best regards\". \n\nI will never use this company again because of their terrible customer service and their unsatisfactory cleaning job. Would never recommend their services to anyone.
__label__4 I took my car in for a second opinion after having been told elsewhere, that my car's cooling system was totally doomed.  TJ took my car in (shuttle service home) and several hours later, PROBLEM SOLVED!!! The assessment was free (FREE) of charge and his estimate on the big fix was hundreds less than the other guys and even included other value added services that could easily be tended to while repair was underway!   I was completely impressed with his skill set, work ethic (it was 9am on Memorial Day), his integrity, professionalism and honesty.  He was easy to communicate with and did I mention he fixed my doomed car? I highly recommend the team at Kinkade's Auto Repair.  These guys know what they are doing & do it well!
__label__4 its a nice place, and taste good. they also have a good price , only 9.9 for a individual hot pot . yeh..its a mini hot pot but they have a lot food inside of it  , lamb, beef, fish ball and vegetables ...  totally good enough for a person. and they also have the BBQ, its very good
__label__0 I have never written a review on yelp EVER before...but this dining experience warranted one.  Also I have come to expect subpar service from Asian restaurants in general (in fact no service at all) but I have never experienced such a horrible experience than this \"Bumming Spit Hot Shit\".  Initially, the food was decent and actually quite flavorful, besides the fact I ordered the lamb hot pot with a 5 spice level, it tasted like Kimchi.  I believe they reuse the leftover soups and sauces.  My significant other and I were seated quickly enough, most likely because the restaurant was COMPLETELY empty on a cold winter evening. I can now see why...all was well until the end. Upon asking for a little to go container for the leftover dipping condiment, the lady/owner said they do not give containers for the sauces. Cilantro, spring onion, chili oil, etc costs next to nothing, yet alone the 0.02 cent container for the sauce. After the Kimchi flavor in my soup, I came to the realization they quite possibly DO reuse their soups and condiments.  I was so upset to waste the leftover sauce that I poured it into the teapot and filled it with my chopstick wrapper and napkin, so they will not be able to subject other patrons to endure their leftover reuse of product.  I sincerely hope this place doesn't last, next time I will go all the way to Henderson to have AYCE Chinese hotpot on Silverado and Maryland.  This place sucks! They need a lesson on sanitation, service, and business.  They just lost a major patron with huge retention potential...God help this establishment!  It is GROSS just thinking about the very REAL possibility they reuse product.
__label__2 I read the reviews about this place when I was actually there ordering my food. I got a bit scared. hehehe but I gave it a chance. It wasn't that terrible. Not great, but edible. it is true that it takes loooong to prepare your order though. Not sure if I'd go back.
__label__4 I never could have pulled of my photo shoot in my mothers dress without Jaime! She is just simply amazing! I loved her so much, I am having her do my makeup for wedding and my entire bridal party! Hire her! She rocks!
__label__2 Staff is great. The restaurant is clean, yet the food is missing something in comparison to Chipotle. Location is awesome (across from Wells Fargo)!\n\nMy boyfriend loves this place(only one like it that offers buffalo chicken), but despite multiple attempts I never finish it. \n\nNormally I love the bowl, yet I've tried the burrito too. I want to love this place. \n\nFavorite item is chips and cheese dip. They've never let me down there.
__label__2 Neighborhood place similar to Moe's or Chipotle. I find those places a little better since there are more options. For example, as a vegetarian, at Moe's in a burrito I can opt to choose tofu instead of meat and also put in mixed cooked veggies like peppers and onions. Picante does not have a tofu option. I saw a man making peppers, but it was not available when we ordered so I cannot speak to it being available. Also chips and salsa are not included, they are extra.  Now, on to the positive feedback- the burrito itself was pretty good. I ordered a vegetarian burrito with a spinach wrap, white rice, black beans, lettuce, tomato, corn salsa, cheese, guacamole, cilantro, black olives, onions and pico de gallo salsa. It was decent sized and tasty. Went on a Tuesday/yesterday, which has specialty pricing- $5 burritos and $2 tacos. Also noticed that Thursday's specialty pricing is get a free fountain drink with your burrito purchase. Not too shabby! I'm not in this area of town much, but suppose I would possibly return on a Tuesday.
__label__1 Go here if you want cheap drinks. Other then that I'd avoid it. Food is lousy and service is the same. What really annoyed me though was the fact they water down there srirachi sauce with ketchup! Disgusting. Wish I would have known that before I put it all over my hummus platter.
__label__4 This place is amazing. Friendly staff, wonderful food. \n\nI have been there too many times to count, but due to the location I typically order over the phone and pick it up to eat at the office or at home. Never disappointed.\n\nA delight to have in the Indian Trail area!
__label__0 always loved this place but, the last time i got my nails done I didn't have time to have them painted  I had to get to work. I came in a couple times after that to have them painted but they were to busy to do them. So, today I had a new set put on and maybe   thought they would give  me a price adjustment for not having my last set painted  but they didn't and I always tip at least 20 to 30% and have been a customer since they opened up.  Very bad customer service!!!!  You should always take care of your regular customers. Im very disappointed in Vy's and will never go there again and I will let my friends and family know not to go there, too!!!!
__label__0 This guy is a scam artist!! Save yourself from going through this nightmare .He's had my car for 3 months everything's been paid for and is not even fixed!
__label__1 Good food and decent service, but way too expensive for galbi and meat! They also have menus, new and old, that say certain dishes include dessert, but at the end when we asked for them they said that it wasn't being offered anymore. Um, okay, can you let us know before we order and/or update the menus please? I hate surprises like that when eating out when it's been spelled out. That alone knocks off a star or two. \n\nThis place would also be better to eat at alone or with two people for better value, because they give you the same amount of side dishes and seafood pancake no matter how many are at your table.
__label__4 For car service, I will definitely recommend Generosity Limo. I needed a ride to the airport...at 4:00 in the morning! I had no options, and this was an important trip. I contacted Generosity, and Dave was very accommodating. He told me it was his pleasure to get me to my destination and that I should expect my driver on time. As an infrequent traveler, I was nervous about being on time because of all the stories you hear about airport security and how much time it takes to get through. Also, I live about an hour from the airport. \n\nI wasn't quite ready to go yet at around 3:50 a.m. when I got a knock on my door that startled me. The driver was early! The car was nice and clean, comfortable, and a smooth ride. The driver was professional and seemed to really care about getting me to the airport on time. I enjoyed the ride and arrived safely with plenty of time to get through security and wait for my flight. Because of my trip to the airport, I believe my trip to Michigan was stress free and very enjoyable.\n\nI would recommend Generosity Limo for anyone who needs car service!
__label__4 Recently, I went to The Gold Guy store to ask about selling my old jewelry. I felt very comfortable when I walked in and after speaking to the person who worked there, I had no doubt that they were a reputable business.  I was offered a great price for my jewelry and agreed to the deal. I would happily recommend this company to anyone.
__label__4 I have referred numerous clients to Jared Bennett, he is knowledgable and experienced bankruptcy attorney.
__label__3 I do not fly Delta often, but I have to say that I was pleasantly surprised and have no complaints.  All my flights along this trip were on time, and service was wonderful.
__label__2 Overall I love enterprise and it is generally my \"go to\" rent a car company.  But if they want honest feedback - here it is. And this review deals with this specific experience.\n\nThe Employees were very friendly! Offered bottled water to a very full waiting room - \nWait was reasonable.  First car had a terrible odor - smelled like somebody smoked in the car and then tried to cover it up with baby powder - I couldn't take it - so traded in the car.  They were very understanding but it was a pain to have to go back.  Second car was great except that the windshield (on the inside) was filthy. The glare during sunset was dangerous and I could write my name it was so bad.  Their cleaners need to wipe the inside not just the outside.
__label__0 At first I didn't want to go to Burger Dogs because the price of the fries. However, a co-worker brought some burgers to work and offered Me one, although I'd already eaten, I was suprised at how much I liked the fries. My friends said the burgers were good. I went there Saturday, there was one car at the window and I was at the order menu. The Gal came on and said \"be right with You\", fine. Then, after waiting a while I started keeping track of the time on My dash clock. I waited 4 minutes longer, backed out and went to mcdonalds. Good fries there too. Also, the flier They left on My car about a month ago, didn't have the hours of operation or phone number. Burger Dogs is MIS-MANAGED and will fail.
__label__0 If I could give no stars I would. First of let me just start off by saying this is the first time im writing about a food place I've never ate it. And here's why:\n\nSo I pick my girl up from work @ 7:30pm(pay attention to the time) and she wants something to eat(I aint feel like cooking nothing). So I was telling about this place called Burger dogs I seen on my way home from work. We decide to try it out only because I noticed they had reasonable prices. We pull up @ exactly 7:49pm. So were looking @ the menu and all of a sudden, out of nowhere without us even placing our order, some stoner sounded dude says \"Sorry, burger dogs is closed, we close at 8 now\". Me and my girl looked at each other in complete confusing as I backed out of the drive thru and drove away. Horrible service and wont be back to try the food.\n\nNote: As we pulled off, we noticed three dudes inside congregating amongst each other as if the weren't at work. Im still confused.
__label__1 Honestly, I expected more. Went to this Burger place last Monday. Pulled in, looked over menu and then waited to order. We waited for someone to take our order for about five min! Mind you we were the only people. Then after our order I was shocked at how high the prices were. And then getting our food took another 15 min. The food wasn't all that either. My burger sucked. The gf hated hers. Fries were cold. The shakes were good. I'll try it again, but only for the desserts. And next time I hope the service is faster. Not the Burger experience I wanted. \n\nJ.Soto
__label__2 I have to rate this location 1 star on the whole parking situtation as well as the ease of getting in & out of the parking lot.   As Bill noted, whoever designed the layout and flow here was a total moron. \n\nThe location gets 5 stars - it is convienent to my work and home. \n\nI would give the service here about 3.5 stars, because the employees are normally pretty helpful here.  And if you go at 10 minutes 'til closing time when there is a big line, sometimes the employees are down-right entertaining! \n\nThere is almost always a line when I go here - so if you are planning a visit, just plan on having a wait if you need full service.
__label__4 Chef Xavier is a wonderful ambassador to the world of raw food.  The food is tasty, fresh and delicious.  He recommends going to the cafe website to look at the menu, and calling ahead to place your order, so that it can be ready for you upon arrival.  Or, if you pop in on the spur of the moment, you can select something fresh from the deli case.  For those who want help improving the nutrition in their diet, he offers a smoothie program.  He makes a delicious smoothie called \"The Works\" that contains many different vegetables but tastes absolutely delicious and refreshing.
__label__0 Beware of incorrect hours: I have been wanting to try White Sage for a while... I went out of my way this morning to stop at 6:40am.  They weren't open.  Open at 6 am huh?  Someone oversleep?  Get between me and coffee in the morning and I am an uphappy girl.\n\nHow do coffee shops make opening at 7am?  \n\nMaybe I will come back during bankers hours.
__label__3 I keep waiting to review Industry until I've had the opportunity to eat here, but I can wait NO longer!  \n\nLast night was my second visit and I continue to be impressed with the service and atmosphere.  Watching the bartenders make their fancy schmancy drinks is truly a treat.  Not only is it entertaining to watch, but damn, does it make you thirsty for some smoke-treated whiskey. Really.  The atmosphere is so lovely; dark, but not too dark, great televisions if you're trying to watch a game, comfy bar-stools (even though they don't look it) and enough room to breathe.  Heading there next weekend for a birthday dinner and I can't WAIT to eat, eat, eat all of the delicious food on their super-unique menu!
__label__0 This place really sucks. Wish it would get out of Lawrenceville. No character, terrible food, and rude servers. Belongs in Station Square with the drunk suckers.
__label__0 Terrible service. Never anyone around to help. Food was just ok  fries soggy. Took 10 minutes to get mustard for out burgers. Beers were flat.  Will never come back. So many other great places in Pittsburgh. This place is a complete waste of your time
__label__1 Great drinks and beer selection. Also a great bar to watch games at. Unfortunately the night I went, the bartenders were very rude and cold. It took them ten minutes to ask us what we wanted to drink, when the bar was half empty. When I asked about the specialty drinks the bartender rolled her eyes and vaguely explained to me what the smoke stack drink was. All in all cool bar, bad service.
__label__4 The pot roast is amazing!  Service was amazing on such a busy Friday night.  One of the best places to eat or drink in the Lawrenceville area.
__label__1 Industry is right down the street from my office, so it's a frequent destination for lunches, happy hours, and the like.\n\nUnfortunately, it consistently fails to deliver in a number of ways, including:\n\n1. Service is always sloooowwww. On occasion, it's unbearably slow. My most recent lunch, it took over an hour to bring out dishes... and we almost just walked out.\n\n2. Twice now at lunch, I've ordered the chicken breast entree. BOTH times, only after waiting for everyone else's food has started coming out, they've come by to tell me that they were out of chicken breasts. Each time, I instead opted for a salad -- for which, surprisingly enough, they happened to have chicken breasts!\n\n3. They upcharge for drinks to be served neat and claim this is a standard practice.\n\nIn total, I'm thinking my coworkers and I will start heading elsewhere for lunches and happy hours in the future. This place is pretty disappointing.
__label__1 I ordered fish and chips. My girlfriend ordered a smoke stack. Everything was pretty bland, the food was cold but we were in a large group. The chili cheese fries were tasted like they didn't season it at all. Overall I wouldn't come here to eat anything, the drinks were good and so was the service.
__label__4 I have been wanting to come here for a few weeks and was finally in the area and in need of lunch. I will admit I wanted a smoked bourbon. I knew going in it might be a gimmick to get people interested in the place and it worked on me. \n\nWe were seated by the bar at a high top table. It was a few min before our waiter came out and brought waters without me having to ask. This was very nice. He also later brought out a glass bottle of water for the table. Loved this!!! I ordered my smoked bourbon. There is a nice long list of options. I chose a blackberry house bourbon with cherry wood and made sure to ask for them to make it on my side of the bar. It is definitely a fun drink to watch being made. It was finished with a large ice cube and an orange peel. This might have been my favorite drink EVER. Even more then my beloved Samos Nectar. \n\nFor my entree I chose the Worker Burgher. It was delish. The goat cheese with the caramelized onion was perfect. The fries were just ok. They didn't have much of a crunch and were over salted. I can say they were definitely fresh though. \n\nI must give a shout out to our server who was excellent. I've been disappointed with service lately and he restored my faith.  Also I could see the kitchen window and they have a designated expediter. This was nice and I never just saw food sitting in the window. I find it hard to justify going to a restaurant more then once when I'm going out because there are so many great options in the Burgh but this is a place I wouldn't think twice about coming back to.
__label__3 This has become my regular eyebrow place. I've had my eyebrows done by a few different girls there but, in my opinion, Sarah is the best. If there are a few girls, I choose to wait for her to be available now. She always gets my eyebrows exactly the way I want them. I also noticed the other workers go to her for help when needed so she must be the most experienced or someone higher up. The seating area is very nice and clean. Elegant looking. They always have soft, relaxing music playing. Overall, I would definitely recommend trying this place out.
__label__2 Just want to know if the location in Charlotte off Monroe road is not Capt. Steve's any longer. What a bummer if it is not---I hated going to Ft.Mill to eat there years ago even though we  liked the food , too far to travel. When they came to our area we were so happy. I am not about to drive 40 or 50 minutes to go to a restaurant.
__label__3 Not bad for a local fish fry.  I had Steve's platter and the portion was plenty for each item.  The wife had a two item combo and had more oysters than anyone could assume in one setting.  The kids enjoyed the kid menu items.  We had about a 25 min wait that was not expect, but went fairly quickly as they moved consumers in and out quickly.
__label__3 Cool/chill atmosphere. Enjoyed the outside patio area. The line was long, but wasnt too bad. what do you expect? They are a newbie here :) you better go try it for yourself!\n\nTry the brisket moist! And the cream corn! Yums!!! I also liked the jalape\u00f1o sausage and pulled pork. \n\nWill def be back to try more on the menu...
__label__3 This was my ifrst experience with Rudy's and it was pretty good. My partner and I decided to go for lunch on Weds. We had prepared ourselves for the wait we had read about in the reviews but we were very happy when we arrived because there wasnt one. \nWe moved here from the south (Arkansas) and are always looking for some \"down home\" cooking. I am a fan of Memphis style BBQ so I wasn't too fond of their sauces. We ordered 1/2 lb of brisket, pulled pork, and Baby Backs...corn on the cob, cream corn, potatoe salad, and beans. The brisket and baby backs were amazing but the pulled pork had too much pepper. All the sides were good except the beans...bland. My partner loved her cream corn. I like the way they serve you and I had to chuckle when i seen the white bread...brought back memories. Overall, we had good \"down home\" food at a fair price. We will return:)
__label__4 Ok I've been here about 10 or more times and I still love Rudy's the same as I first tasted them in Austin a few years ago. This place rules! Get the choice cut of brisket and try some smoked turkey and throw in a half link while your add it. You won't be disappointed. I've never been!  Overall my favorite BBQ here in Phx until I can be proven wrong. If this is not the best one in Phx, then it's one of them in almost everyone's list. I love Rudy's!
__label__1 I went here with my girlfriend and neither of us were impressed with the food. She had the brisket sandwich which completely lacked any sort of flavor along with corn on the cob which was soggy and inedible. As for me I had the baby back ribs which were OK but far from great. I would not recommend this place to any friend and will certainly not be coming back.
__label__3 4.5 stars.\n\nRight when we pulled up and parked you could smell the smoke.  We parked right in front of where they load the wood into their smokers.  It was a good sight to see.  Looked like we were in for some great BBQ.  We got in line and I was in awe of the big smokers they have behind the counter.  When you order your stuff, they pull it out of the smoker and cut it fresh for you and weigh it right in front of you on a scale.  They then place it on butcher paper and into a milk carton type tray.  I couldn't wait to try it!  We were in for some grub!  There was no line either (probably due to Easter) at almost noon which was a score!\n\n\nOne of my coworkers used to work at a Rudys in Texas many years ago and he recommended I get a few things....  Pork ribs, creamed corn and a loaded baked potato with meat.  We got that and a whole bunch more too ;-).  We got 1/4 pound lean brisket, 1/4 pound smoked turkey, 3 pork ribs, 3 baby back ribs, a half chicken, a loaded baked potato with brisket on top, some creamed corn and some drinks. They also give you slices of white/wheat bread for free so you can make sandwiches out of your meat.  Total came out to $35.00.\n\nHere is how the food stacked up..................\n\nPork Ribs- These things were fantastic.  They had a fantastic bark on them.  Almost looked burnt but they weren't.  They tasted great and had a strong pepper/smoke flavor to them.  I liked them a lot and my friend wasn't lying when he recommended them.  They were awesome!\n\nBaby Back Ribs-  These were great too.  Not as blackened as the pork ribs but still seasoned well.  The meat came off the bone with just a little tug.  Damn they were good!\n\nSmoked Turkey-  Delicious!  It had the perfect amount of smoke flavor but was still pretty moist and not dried out.  My best friend is a turkey lover (he ordered turkey every chance he could on our KC/Memphis trip a few years back).  He would have loved this stuff.  It was great!\n\nLean Brisket-  I'm usually not a big brisket fan but this stuff was legit.  You could see the straight up smoke ring around the edge of the meat.  It was tender and delicious.  I don't know if I have ever had better brisket.  I would definitely get it again.\n\nLoaded Baked Potato-  They give you a softball sized baked potato and top it with a ton of butter, cheese, sour cream (we skipped the sour cream) and your choice of meat.  We got brisket on it and unlike the slices of brisket they give you when you order brisket on its own, this stuff was almost like burnt ends chunked brisket.  Tasted great!\n\nHalf Chicken-  This is the only thing we didn't really like.  We picked at it a bit and it had a great smoked flavor but we were so full from everything else that we tossed most of it.  Wouldn't get it again.\n\nCreamed Corn-  This was just ok.  I like corn but usually when its corn on the cob.  Plain corn I will eat but I'm not the biggest fan.  This corn tasted like frozen corn you can buy and then they creamed it up.  Its almost like a gravy of sorts.  I probably would not get it again.  We tossed most of it.\n\nCoke products in the fountain drinks.  They had a grip of bottled drinks/beer in huge metal tubs of ice too.  It was cool to see.  My wife got a root beer in a bottle and liked it.\n\nService was friendly.  They did forget to give me my potato at first but then when we brought it to their attention they got on top of it right away and brought it out to our table.  Total of $35.00 for the giant crate of food we got was well worth it IMO.  \n\nThis was some of the best BBQ I have had in a long long time.  It reminded me of me and my buddies trip to KC and Memphis a few years back.  The smoked meats are delicious and I would come back often if I lived out here.  Don't even ask me how their BBQ sauce tasted.......I didn't try it.  The meat was so damn good it didn't need any.  That's a winner folks!  Legit Texas BBQ at its finest!
__label__0 Ok so here's the absolute truth about Rudy's Bar-B-Q on Chandler Blvd..\nwe visiting from NYC my husband had a craving for Bar -b-q and since we staying  right across from the place he wanted to give it a shot( notice I said he cause I already knew  how restaurants are here.\n\nThis is a fast food place, we were taken back by the barn setting of the place not in a good way.\n\nwhen u walk in cashier asked if it was the first time there and she proceeded to explain the order of things,  \nshe mentions that if we tell the cashier its our first time we get to try sample so as we approach cashier he handles us a few small pieces of  turkey, brisk, as I tasted the sample I should of went with first thought n that was that  the sample were cold I asked cashier if the ribs would be hot and he said absolutely, he lied. \n\nWe  ordered the baby back ribs which didn't seem like baby back back, along with that we bought coleslaw, potato salad, jalape\u00f1o sausage...\n\nfor one the so called baby back ribs were tasteless more fat n bone then meat, didn't taste like Bar-B-Q at ALL!\ncoleslaw was too chunky and blend\njalape\u00f1o sausage tuff skin\nBar-B-Q sauce far from Bar-B-Q tasteless \npotato salad was ok nothing to brag about\n\n$32.00 later we were soo dissatisfied \nWILL NOT go back\nI don't know why people are giving this place 5 stars\nsave ur money u get better food at In n Out Burgers \nI'll come back in a year this place will not b in existence \n\ngive one star for the potato salad been ok u have to be hungry/starving
__label__2 I have gone back and forth with this review because I wanted to make it as honest as I can with a review people can find helpful.. The people working there are really nice and helpful. My gf got a turkey sandwich and I got a pulled pork. Both were very good meals and worth the price. Drinks were a bit pricy and the only side we got was corn on cob. The corn of cob wasn't very good at all. It was mushy and way over cooked. We did ask for butter and she put a ton of butter which didn't help the corn at all. I would give the sandwiches a 4.5 on the stars but the pricing on the drinks and corn of cob 1 star which I believe would take it to 3 stars
__label__1 Went to Rudy's Saturday night and was really disappointed.  Ordered baby backs at 7:30 and they only had 4.  Said it would be 30 MINUTES before they had more.  Really, out of ribs at 7:30 on a Saturday night.  Might have been a blessing in disguise as they were TOUGH and minimal meat...did order 2 pork ribs and they were pretty good.  Otherwise, very disappointed in the food....
__label__2 Got a cotton candy sorbet on top of vanilla custard with sprinkles. It was absolutely delish and not overly sweet. The custard was so nice and thick that I was afraid the plastic spoon they gave me would snap. The servers could be a little friendlier and less monotonous. They were helpful but gave me the impression that they just didn't want to be there. The store gives the ambience of a darker Baskin Robbins. For a nicer experience, my advice is to get your stuff to go and eat it at the nearby park.
__label__0 I don't eat meat so I probably shouldn't have gone here. My husband got the \"Arizona\" burger and really enjoyed it. I went with the vegetarian burger which is basically black beans smashed together. I do like black beans, but I don't like black beans with mustard, pickles and onion on top of a bun. I enjoyed the rosemary & olive oil fries, but not enough for me to come back a second time.\n\nOur total was $15.00 and that was not money well spent.
__label__2 I like the concept.  Roll fresh \"Angus\" beef into meatballs every AM.  Smash them just before cooking.  But in reality, all beef is Angus.  It's the most popular type of cattle in the US.  And they must use the lowest fattiest (85%?) cut because the burgers are greasy.  And they come in either 5oz or 7oz patties.  Got a small smash and a side salad.  The salad was OK.  Burger with lettuce wrap had no wrap.  Just lettuce and tomato on the side.  So I had to eat my burger off the plate.  And it was greasy.  So not sure what to make of SB.  May try it again, but with In and Out so close, it's tough to make the move to SB.  If only In and Out had sweet potato fries!
__label__1 The burgers are ok, shakes were good.\n\nThe reason I'm giving two stars?? Because as I am sitting here writing this, I notice the tables are not clean. The girl who is \"cleaning\" the tables (Let me add her \"cleaning\" consists of a swipe on the table with her rag, then leaves the rag on the table while she walks away to who knows where) is picking up the used plates, napkins, silverware, cups-and carrying them to the counter.  \nWhat's wrong with that you ask?? Well...she is carrying those dirty dishes to the front and putting them on the counter where they pack up your meals to go. Oh wait....it gets better...how sweet of her to leave those nasty dishes on that front counter, save time by NOT washing her hands, and kindly pick up your food order and deliver to the tables!\nNasty, just nasty!!
__label__2 Ice tea is awful!  Pizza has potential but the toppings were scant!  Our pizza was to have feta cheese...I expected more than the half teaspoon we received:(. Would like to see improvements in service.
__label__3 Talking about Smoke's in a Montreal context is weird.\n\nEverywhere else in Canada, Smoke's is more or less the only game in town when it comes to poutine. What they mostly offer is a kind of stunt poutine that you can also find in the wilder sections of La Banquise's menu, but in massive, 'roided-out form. Theirs are nothing like the poutines you get at chipstands and most other greasy spoons in Quebec, which are a lot more minimalistic in their construction; fries, cheese curds, gravy, period. Almost every item on Smoke's menu will challenge your stomach to an epic wrestling match with the sheer volume of stuff they put in it.\n\nObviously, there's trad poutine on the menu, but there are literally hundreds of other places you can get decent-to-transcendent trad poutine in the city. Smoke's is not one of them. However, if you're in the mood for some laugh-in-the-face-of-death hot-rodded stunt poutine, go nuts. Their triple pork poutine is artery-clogging goodness at it's finest.\n\nSo get a tenner and laugh in the face of God for a spell while an awesome soundtrack of 80s detritus plays on the PA. Good times.
__label__0 Ugh! Wow... I think of myself as a very fair foodie analyst but my first experience at Al's Pizza was a dud... to be fair, I did order take out so I cannot speak of the service or ambiance. But, I can say that as I waited for my order I saw several kitchen employees walk into the front door of the restaurant  and they looked like they slept in the same clothes as the day before... frankly, they looked unkempt and unwashed and my first thoughts flashed to what the kitchen might look like... there could be a correlation. I would have sent those guys right back home if I was the manager...\n\nOK.. to the food... another dud... I ordered the 16\" SPICY CARIBBEAN CHICKEN and it was bland, lacked any discernible quantity of chicken, the crust was comparable to cardboard, and the over-salted flavor was bland with a hint of pepper and garlic... MYEH!  I have to say that I had a stomach ache hours later and I desperately prayed that I didn't have food poisoning... I did not but if their food can bother my iron-clad stomach then something is not right...\n\nI also ordered the cheese sticks that looked and tasted like industrially-flash frozen erasers (yes, I was one of those weird 3 year-olds once that tasted everything)... while the breading was unique and good there lacked any real amount of cheese in the sticks... I took a bite and there was more air than cheese... I guess their intention was to have the gap filled with the AOK marinara? LOL... I think not...\n\nAnyway... with the huge amount of competitors around their store I think I'll eat pizza elsewhere...
__label__2 My experience at Al's Pizza wasn't bad, just simply LACKLUSTER.\n\nAt first, I was excited by the clean, modern design of Al's. Then, I noticed how upon closer inspection certain elements were skimped on and the place just felt cheap. Like the plastic plates and cups just seemed out of place next to the sleek tiles and modern chairs. Being my first experience at Al's, these bits were what gave away the fact that this place was only a chain. \n\nWe ordered a 16\" pizza with whole wheat crust. Feta on whole, spinach on half, sun-dried tomatoes on half. I didn't dislike the pizza, but I wasn't in love either. The whole wheat option was cool and tasted decent.  They weren't greedy with the toppings, but they better not have been since our total was over $20.\n\nWould I eat here again? Possibly if I was meeting friends, but I doubt I'd come again on my own craving anything on the menu.
__label__1 They offered tap water without ice because their ice machine was broken.\nThe Curry was watery.\nThe plain white rice was edible and the chicken katsu by itself was good. \nBut I probably wont return, to each his own just not my cup of tea.
__label__4 Located just south of 215/Gibson. It's easy to get to but a terrible spot in a neighborhood strip center. Nice that it's near lil browns cupcakes.\n\nWent in and its a small local pizza shop look. The place smelled good. We sat in front of the cooking area where we could see them cheffing it up.\nThe menu is simple and wasn't sure what to expect because the place looks less than unassuming.\nWe ordered a couple pizzas which were fantastic and the toppings looked hand cut. The pie and crust and sauce were cooked perfectly and tasted perfect and  tasted fantastic.\nGarlic knots were huge, hot and you really could taste the garlic and light cheese topping with marinara. You gotta try them. We ended up taking some home as we ordered a bunch to try it out.\nThe calzone was gourmet style and they'll ale it anyway you want.\nSalad was fresh topped as you'd get in a very nice restaurant and topped with a great balsamic dressing. Perfect.\n\nThey cook was more like a chef that bought a pizza place. The food quality and taste was  one of the best ever for a pizza experience. \n\nPrice was very reasonable for what you get. The cook/chef turned out to be the owner and very personable and friendly. \n\nHighly recommended to give them a shot. It's nice to be pleasantly surprised. I'll be back for sure.
__label__4 Great pizza my wife an I love the style of pizza they bring to Vegas
__label__4 Although not much to look at, the pizza, pasta and salads we had were fabulous (including the gluten free pizza!). The staff was great. And those garlic knots . . . mmmmm.
__label__4 Wow! Stumbled on this gem. AMAZING calzone and spaghetti. Can't wait to make the trek from the far northwest to eat here again!!! Wishing we lived closer to become a regular (they seem to have a lot of them). If you're near here and want a great meal for a great deal from some great people...go to Bistro Pizza!!! Yum yum!!!
__label__2 We stopped in for a bite to eat before a game.  They immediately sat us, which was nice because there were 6 of us and got us drinks in an almost timely fashion.  I only had a side salad because I had just had breakfast, but my fiancee had a sandwich and fries.  His take was that it was just OK.  Even though I ordered a side salad for my lunch they brought it out as if it were an appetizer.  15 minutes later everyone else was served.  \n\nDespite this oversight, everyone seemed to enjoy their meals and they had us in and out in a reasonable amount of time, so they are OK in my book.
__label__1 We came away disappointed. The course is on a hill so the ball is constantly rolling into the edge. There also aren't very many obstacles. Needs a lot of work. The people that worked there were very friendly though.
__label__0 I usually have great experiences at Big Five stores. This was my first time in this particular store. We had our 2 year old with us. After walking around the store for about a half an hour I was just about to purchase a punching bag when my daughter, who is potty training, said she needed to use the restroom. It is obvious that they do not have a public restroom but my wife asked anyway if our daughter could use a restroom. The associate said no because of company policy. What! I turned and clarified by restating that the company would not allow a 2 YEAR OLD use the restroom and again he said no and did not even bother to get a manager. So we immediately left the store without a purchase. \n\nAfter we left I called the store to speak to the manager on duty about the situation. Same response. Actually, he said it was policy because of shoplifters. Great people skills. Long story short, I may visit a Big Five in the distant future but NOT this one. \n\nMANAGEMENT-- teach your associates and managers to use discretion in their decision making process. Sure, someone MAY attempt to steal something, but you DEFINITELY lost a customer. BTW the vast majority of shoplifters will not ask a sales associate to escort them to the bathroom as the fact is that the item would need to already be concealed so why bother.
__label__4 I seriously love this place! I feel like 90% of my wardrobe is from here and whenever I get compliments I automatically send them here. The only thing I wish is that they would get in more smaller sizes when they order shipments because a lot of the time the smaller sizes are sold out. But other than that I love everything about this place!
__label__4 We got a in-home free consulting and same day installation. The rates are competitive, and for the service provided, we would recommend choosing JPG  over the other giant companies. Feels good to know our home is secure.
__label__3 So close to a five star rating, but I wasn't jumping up and down in my pants - just very happy and looking forward to going back. Enough? Definitely. \n\nRoger and I shared a white mushroom pizza on sprouted grain dough recommended by a friend and fan in California. Delicious. Artfully layered and flavored and almost melting on my tongue. I'm still tasting it today. \n\nWhile sitting, two friends happened to stop by for a pizza and ordered the single packaged glasses of wine. Sweet! Wish I had thought of that idea. Next time.\n\nAn artisan eatery that is worth a visit or two or three. So, happy to find some other crafty places in Charlotte. Maybe I'm starting to like it here.
__label__4 While the prices are a bit high for a make-your-own pizza, the taste makes up for it. I love going to Seventh Street market, sitting Not Just Coffee and having a drink while waiting for delicious fresh made pizza from Pure.  I've taken this to go as well as eaten inside the market, and I can say that the pizza doesn't do well reheated. So try to eat it fresh while there if possible.\n\nIf one of their specialty pizzas sounds good to you, go for it, as those are definitely a better deal for the amount of toppings you get for the money.  I wanted what I wanted, though, so I ended up with a medium, thin crust, regular crust pizza with jalapenos, pepperoncini, onions and feta.  It was pretty expensive at $2/topping = $20 med pizza. But it was delicious.\n\nThe arugula salad with goat cheese and lemon vinaigrette is to-die-for. I crave that dressing days later. So light and fresh but flavorful.
__label__4 If you are looking for a restaurant in north Scottsdale, with a good atmosphere and even better food. Look no further than here. The staff is amazing and the food is all local. You can just taste the freshness, you can also wash it down with a tasty beverage as they have a full selection of beer and wine! I highly recommend giving this place a try!
__label__4 What a great company!\n\nThe office staff was friendly and helpful. I believe the girls name was Nicole that I spoke to. She was polite and got me on the schedule right away. Even when I had to reschedule at the last minute, Thom (the owner) was accomodating to my needs. I don't remember the technician's name that came to my home, but he explained everything to me as he was performing the work. He answered all my questions. I was also pleased with the pricing...they didn't have a trip charge like the other electricians I checked out. TAP and Sons is an all-around fantastic company that I will be using exclusively from here on out for all my electrical needs!!
__label__1 Booked to inspect and repair some electrical issues. When I requested someone to come back because one light was still not working, I didn't get a response. Since that time, the other supposed fixes are not repaired.
__label__1 I took my kids here for a special treat. The scoopable ice cream was super bright colors and FULL of sprinkles. My daughter choose \"strawberry\" and my son choose \"blueberry\". There was so much coloring in it that it stained my daughters face in places. I tried the vanilla, but it was so full of sprinkles that I passed. Maybe the soft serve would be good, but I didn't get to try it because they were out of vanilla and I wanted a swirl.\n\nThe jist- the kids liked it, but it grossed me out and I would never go back.
__label__3 Wow, I'm surprised to read some of the bad reviews! I guess I am biased, because I ate so much JJ's in college 20 yrs ago. For me the bread is great, toppings have always been plentiful, and I really haven't had any issues to speak of. \n\nHowever, I could understand the \"JJ's business model\" might be off-putting for some. This is a college/young sub shop. If you don't know what you want you probably feel pressured and may even get run over. It does seem everyone is in a hurry here and curt. So, this is not the best place for somebody looking for a quite lunch and a chat with \"Sam the sandwich maker\" behind the counter.\n\nWe also habitually get the Beach Club hence we are never surprised, it's always great to us. I have had most sandwiches on the menu - all are good.\n\nAlso, yes you can save a buck & get a bigger sandwich at other places but, for us this is a quality stop once a month for lunch!
__label__1 Am I back in high school? Yes, when I stepped into this place.\n\nGot a hookah for me and a friend. It was about $20, alcohol is not served in this establishment. I think, or it seemed like it. Hookah didn't last that long.\n\nIt was alright, I've been to better hookah lounges.
__label__3 ***This review based on happy hour only.\n\nI'm excited about this place.  While I was slightly disappointed in the complete lack of happy hour drink or food specials (how can you refuse to acknowledge happy hour??), by the time I left, I was still a fan.  My optimistic potential viewpoint is based on these 2 unique factors:\n\n1) amazing rooftop bar.  Seriously.  We were up there at about 8:30pm on a 102-degree day, and it was honestly comfortable!  I had been skeptical that we'd be able to make it, but between the misters and canvas \"retractable ceiling tiles,\" it was a pleasant way to view an amazing sunset over Camelback and Squaw Peak.  This view is fantastic and I am glad that Del Frisco's is taking full advantage of it.  This rooftop is simply cool, and made me feel like I was in a real, proper city!\n2) complimentary valet.  But even better than just the complimentary valet right in front of the restaurant, the valet also has an option where you can text them 10 minutes before you're ready to go, and your car will be pulled up when you walk out.  This makes this place a very convenient place to meet up without having to deal with parking!\n\nThe cocktails and wine list were pretty standard, and we had a flatbread pizza that was really yummy.  But it was the rooftop bar and valet that will make me come back -- and next time, stay for dinner.
__label__4 I had a really good meal at the bar here on a recent trip to the Valley of the Sun.  I've eaten at the Del Frisco's in Charlotte many times and was aware of the Grille concept the chain was rolling out but this was my first chance to frequent one of the Grille's.\n\nThis location is an easy walk, just down the street, from the Phoenix Ritz-Carlton.  The main restaurant was packed but the bar was a perfect place for a lone dude on the prowl (JUST KIDDING HONEY!) so I took a seat.  I was promptly greeted even though the bar was pretty crowded and within a minute had a drink and a menu in my hand.\n\nI ordered the Wedge salad and just like at a regular Del Frisco's, it was drenched in that oh so damn good blue cheese dressing and had crumbled up pieces of their awesome bacon on top.  For the main event I got the Prime Double Cheeseburger and I can truly say it was one of the better burgers I've ever eaten.  Two juicy, flavorful patties, American cheese, some kind of delicious mayonnaise based sauce, lettuce, tomato, red onion, pickles.  A great balance of savory, fatty, acid, soft, crunchy, etc, etc... \n\nAll in all, this visit left me longing for a version of the chain here in the QC.  Del Frisco's quality food at a cheaper price point.  That's a lot to like!  And, if you do want a big ole prime steak, you can still go that direction.  What a country!
__label__3 Great eatery!!!!   The service was a bit slow but nice atmosphere and great food!!!
__label__3 I ate hear the other day.  My fiance and I wanted to try it out for fun and it was actually really good.  I had the Cubano sandwich which was very tasty and the fries seamed to be freshly cut.  I will be going back.
__label__4 Always great food! Friendly staff. I recommend the blackened chicken salad or the top sirloin.
__label__3 This is one of the smaller Guitar Centers I've been to so sometimes they don't have always the stock. However, they have great customer service. The BF and I have just been helped in every section of the store and people have always been nice, helpful. People are patient and thorough about questions. \n\nIn the electronic section we seem to meet eclectic people working here who do DJing or involved in music around town. It's fun to meet other music people and cool to be invited to events we didn't even know occurred or given CDs.\n\n I like that GC does price matching and it's not too far from the house so it's not a big deal if we leave empty handed. We enjoy coming here though because the people are pleasant and interesting.
__label__0 Yes, there is a \"eat at your own risk\" type warning for the smoked salmon. I unfortunately developed food poisoning after eating the honey-glazed smoked salmon sandwich last month. I was chained to the porcelain throne from 4 pm to 4 am and had to miss a day of work. It was pretty much a bagel with pieces of smoked salmon and chopped onion/tomato on top of a bagel. No cream cheese was put on it (which would probably help anchor down the ingredients), and the whole thing fell apart on first bite. \n\nThe workers are friendly and the drinks are fine; but I'm never coming back here.
__label__0 Not the greatest
__label__1 Pretty cool off the strip, club, to visit. We ended up at a theme night which we weren't a fan of however that's not the reason for the low stars.  I ordered 5 drinks...1 Jameson with sprite, 1 Jameson with club soda, one shot of patron, one bud light, and one cranberry vodka. $60...okay, over $10 a drink, I can deal with that. We didn't order Well drinks so okay. The bad thing is that I DID NOT GET JAMESON! that's what pisses me off!!! Some people may not be able to tell the difference between Black Velvet and Jameson but I can. My husband can too so I know I'm not crazy. I didn't even drink that crap. I felt sooooo bad for all the drinks I saw being pored out of grey goose, patron...etc...knowing it was fake. So dang sad man. My cousin who is from Vegas brought us here thinking it was a different themed night  so he bummed we didn't have a good time but honestly, the drinks were the only bad thing. What a horrible thing to do. The mark up on alcohol everywhere is insane. This club was crowded too so there is nothing more than greed for this. Stick to beer here guys.
__label__0 do not waste you money bought the groupon coupon got 2 large pizzas and a salad and an appeitzer for 20.00 went to pick it up got a half salad spent 10.00 for the beet salad which was good but hardly enough for 2 people,the pizza was 2 large that fit in one pizza box and was like chewing cardboard, won't do it again rather go to the sports bar on las vegas blvd you get a large cheese pizza which is out of this world and a pound and a half of wings and 12 chicken fingers for 30.00 bucks out of this world food and great price bye bye pizza fusion!
__label__1 I agree with another reviewer that it is a well intentioned concept.  Decor and atmosphere was, clean, comfortable and inviting.  Service wasn't great, but was OK.  If the food was better I would plan a return trip, but it was unfortunately not good.\n\nWe are gluten free family so we were excited to hear that they had many GF options for us.  Ordered the Vegetarian Antipasto, Flat bread Trio, Chicken Caesar Salad, and 2 pizzas.  All GF versions.  It was disappointing.  GF crust and flat bread was hard and tasteless.  My GF homemade pizza crust and packaged versions I get from Whole Foods were 100 times better.  Sauce on the pizza was too sweet.  The salad was drowning in dressing, Antipasto was also tasteless,  Flat bread was not good and the dips were mediocre.  \n\nSo bummed that it wasn't better.  Hoping to check back in on Yelp and see and improvement and maybe we'll give it another shot.  Would really like to see more \"healthy\" and organic restaurants in Henderson.
__label__1 Located in a very run-down strip mall, if you're going to go you have to be prepared for the hole-in-the-wall place that this is. When I was there, there was only one employee in the place (Noon on a Thursday). And they had no customers. The guy was nice, took my order and cooked it up. Food was fine, but I won't likely go back.
__label__3 A bright, pleasant breakfast spot close to our hotel.  We ate here several times during our 2 weeks in Brossard.  Come hungry.  They certainly fill your plate.  Crepes, waffles, pancakes, omelets, blintzes, they have it all.  They serve free coffee with your meals and always make sure it's topped off.\n\nThe weekday staff speak very little English.  However, a hostess and other staff show up for the weekend morning rush, most of which are competent English speakers.  Either way, we had no problem making understood what we wanted.\n\nCan't account for the other negative reviews.  Maybe the people up here have higher standards than what I'm used to back in the States.
__label__0 Poor customer service. Placed order for delivery and was given a 30 minute delivery time. Called back after an hour and the man who answered the phone was extremely rude! Told me they were busy and had a $200 order so I needed to be patient... After waiting an hour. I couldn't get a word in edge wise. 1 hr and 10 mins later the driver called with a completely different address than the one I'd given. I cancelled my order. Never ordering from Buffalo Pizza ever again. \nRUDE RUDE RUDE....
__label__4 I can truly say with out a doubt that I've NEVER had a bad experience at Sienna. Last week on Valentine's Day was the best. \n\nIt was my fifth experience at Sienna fourth for dinner. We were greeted with smiles from hostess and manager, Mike. Seated immediately and greeted again by, Matthew. \n\nFirst, I'd like to thank Chef Porco for hiring such an attentive, knowledgeable staff. Particularly, Matthew. His attention to detail of the menu was very impressive (and we love the French accent!). Our first order was an Italian Montepulciano for $40.\n\nWe decided on three courses...the anchovy crostini and the mussels arrabiata. Both very flavorful and yummy. I almost forgot about the homemade bread with white bean spread flavored with truffle and olive oil. Yummy!\n\nThe mesculan salad may seem simple but the kalamata olives, whipped goat cheese and red pepper vinaigrette just made it a much greater experience for the taste buds.\n\nIt was difficult to choose the last course. I'm a big fan of their meatballs and I knew I couldn't resist. So the Bucatini with their signature mozzarella stuff meatballs (size of baseballs) won! My sweetheart ordered my second choice, the Lamb Osso Buco...a large delectable portion of meat with mashed potatoes and carrots. As decent and fair minded Americans, we, of course, shared plates (thanks sweetie!). All courses were delicious and unique. The lamb tender, falling off bone. The meatballs melt in your mouth. We did not leave with a doggie bag.\n\nKudos to Sienna for your efforts to ensure that the service, food, and atmosphere is unique, fun, and delicious. I hope more restaurants can use you as a benchmark, particularly with service and knowledge of food and wine.
__label__0 Terrible service. Server acted like infant when asked if he could ask the kitchen for alternative dish. Do not ask the chef to deviate from menu. Will cause server to have meltdown. Never been to so called fine italian where you could not change pasta. Manager not much better. Server had no idea about wine list. Complete idiot. Would not recommend when visiting pittsburgh.
__label__1 The food is fantastic, but the service is not.\n\nHad a salad and pasta with meatballs and it was all very delicious.\n\nThe service was terrible. The AC was dripping water on us at our table and the host refused to move us to a new table and expected us to just get water dripped on our heads and food all night. We insisted that we move to our server and eventually were moved to a large family style table with another family that we did not know...awkward. \n\nOur server also semi-neglected us because she was trying to give speedy service to another table who had to catch a show at 7:30. Well, we were going to the same show and her focus on them and lack of attention to us made us late for the show. \n\nSienna needs to step up their customer service. They want to be an upscale restaurant, but they're providing diner-style service.
__label__2 Food - 5 stars\nHostess - 1 star.  Awful.\n\nThe food at Sienna is fantastic (the only reason why I have been back more than once).  I live in NYC and am pretty picky about my Italian restaurants.  I'm currently in Pittsburgh on a long term work assignment- staying downtown, and therefore I eat dinner out every night alone.  \n\nI have gone to Sienna both for dinner and lunch.  The meal both times has been fantastic BUT the hostess (same one both times) was rude, condescending, and inappropriate.  I hope management reads this and has a talk with her.  I understand that I am one person and would NEVER take up a big table on a busy night at a restaurant.  I'm happy sitting at the bar.  That being said-- on a Monday night in an empty restaurant, I expect to be welcomed kindly.  No looking me up and down, and quesitoning \"on, ONE person? Dining ALONE? Well... I guess we have space for you at the bar.\"  No kidding, in the empty restaurant- thanks.  Then I went there again at lunch (WANTING to eat at the bar) when it was early and there were tons of tables open and the bar was full and again-- the look, the grimace.\n\nIt is a SHAME that a restaurant with such fantastic food (meatballs, octopus appetizer, flatbread, and wine selection are AMAZING) chooses to put such an ugly face forward.\n\nI would love to have Sienna on my weekly restaurant rotation but instead am opting for Meat & Potatoes (MUCH busier but still recognize me with a warm welcome) and Penn Avenue Fish Company (same thing-- busy but welcoming).
__label__2 Thought I would write a real review for this place instead of the only other one here obviously from an employee or manager????  WTH!\n\nWent here today for lunch, it is in the Overstreet next to Brad's.  The restaurant is bright and has dine-in tables or just takeout.  The instructions and options on how to order are very clear and easy to read.\n\nIf you are intimidated about the thought of custom-designing your sushi roll they do have some traditional rolls you can pick from and you don't have to make any choices.\n\nI ordered the Traditional roll which starts out pricing at 3.95.  You can pick seaweed wrap (white or brown rice).  They also have soy wrap and some other options like bowls etc etc.  You can add three veggies (or 2 plus cream cheese).  Then you add a protein - I picked Spicy Tuna and it was 3.00 extra.  You can add what sauce you want like spicy mayo or wasabi mayo etc.  I added 'crunch' on top of my roll for 99 cents extra too.  \n\nThe entire process is very fast and efficient.  All of the ingredients were very fresh and beautiful.  My entire order ended up costing me $7.95 because of my choices.  \n\nAll in it tasted fine.  The only complaint I had was that there was way too much rice and the pieces were so big you can barely fit them in your mouth.  Probably they have so much rice so that you feel like you are really getting a lot for the the price but what it meant for me was that i could BARELY taste the ingredients I picked out.  :-(  I had to throw out the last two pieces because it was just too much rice.\n\nNext time I may ask for seaweed wrap or soy wrap with no rice so I can get some flavor and hopefully the pieces will be smaller.....\n\nAll in all it was A-OK and I will be back since the prices are reasonable and the ingredients are fresh.
__label__3 Sunsational is one of my hide outs when I need to get away from the house. The food is tasty and the coffee is excellent. I have often used the drive thru and the few times I have come by with my dog they have a biscuit for my little guy.
__label__2 This is like most cookie cutter Chinese Buffets. Some are better than others. This one falls in the bottom half of those that I have been to. The sushi was tasty and seemed to be fresh. There was not a large selection and those that were available only had a few pieces of each. The rest of the food was generally forgettable Probably not on my try it again list.
__label__2 Get it to go, the  counter chick is either deaf, or..... well, deaf.  She's been screaming orders the whole time we've been here. Screaming hello, scared a kid. I'm not joking.\n AND the Blizzards would NOT have stood the upside down test.\n It's clean, bathrooms, clean. Parking is iffy, stay on your toes, they cray cray in this lot.\n Fresh hot food, or fresh cold food, it's all good. The Pumpkin Pie Blizzard is better by far than the Apple Pie Blizzard. By far. Add Pecans to either one to make it triple good. Plus nuts are a superfood.
__label__1 The sisig tacos, which I was so excited to try (SINCE WE LACK ANY GOOD FILIPINO FOOD TRUCKS HERE, like they have in Cali)... Well it was soggy, the 5 lbs of onions they used to try to hide the lack of flavor..it was all bad. Not the best first sisig taco experience. What a let down. Maybe ive been spoiled from Cafe Moda's awesome sisig. Whatever. It was just horrible. \nthen the Longanisa fried rice. Tastes like cheap shitty fast food Chinese fried rice with bits of Longanisa. \nThe only thing I enjoyed was the bistek Tagalog. It tasted like homecookin'. \nAnd really though with the iPad? The waitress takes your payment through this, and of course she has to type in what tip you gave her. Like you feel obligated to tip good to save face from judgement, even with their lack of customer service. Classless and tasteless.
__label__1 In a pinch for Filipino food and in the Southwest, then this will do. However, I've been here about 8 times and each time they disappoint me with the quality of food.  \nMy latest complaint is that I ordered online at www.vmamstore.com and when I arrived 25 minutes after I ordered, they barely pulled up my order. Now because I ordered crispy chicken, its another 25 minutes for my food to finish. \nShe did warn me but because they were seemingly busy on a Tuesday night, I've experienced this same delay before so I think their timings leave a lot to be desired. They also don't accept AMEX cards which is hokey.\nOn a good note, they seem to embrace Apple products as they take your payment via iPad or iPhone but I've experienced when their network was down and I had to pay cash.\nSo as I'm starving waiting for my food, I'm writing this review.
__label__2 Came here for the first time today. The food was great, but the servers were so slow and inattentive. Their pork sinigang reminded me of Lola's back in the PI. Lechon kawali was fried to perfection, non of it was over cooked and dry. The Bicol express had good flavor and a mild kick while the longanisa fried rice needed a touch of seasoning. My only problem with this place was the service. They are very SLOW! I would see them on their cell phones texting. After dropping the food off at the table, they never came back to refill our drinks or to check up on us. It took an additional 10-15 just to get the attention of our server to get to-go boxes and our check. I work in a restaurant, I know how it gets when it gets busy but dang, they weren't that busy. The girls were polite and friendly but they need to focus on their job. I still want to try this place a couple more times, I hope I get better service next time.
__label__2 7:30 dinner at DT. I actually wanted to go to Cafe De Cebu but majority rules- they wanted DT. \n\nAfter reading the bad reviews I was wary of trying this place. I actually came in here with a bad mood. Like those snickers commercials-- I'm not myself when I'm hungry. \n\nAs I was walking in I read Pho--in neon lights--above of the door... Great... This isn't going to be authentic Pinoy food....\n\nService is cool, not attentive though. The whole time they didn't check up on us. We had some beverages that needed to be refilled and my calamansi juice was running low. However the servers do come when called. \n\nWe ordered the crispy pata, bicol express, tortang talong, and bbq chicken. \n\nCrispy pata was nice and crispy, pretty good (ask for mang tomas) and they gave a lot of it. \n\nBicol express had some Thai influence (was told the owner is Thai) bc it looked like and taste a little like spicy pan ang-- just with seafood. It wasn't bad, surprisingly it tasted good. \n\nTortang talong was freshly made and with the stir fried bagoong-- pretty good. \n\nOkay so far 3 for 3. \n\nUntil the BBQ chicken. That shiiet was hella dry.... Probably sitting under the heat lamp since lunch time. So I'll knock off a star for that move.... Don't serve food that's been sitting there! Ppl can get sick with that kind of mentality. I read a bad reviews on this place and the guy said he had diarrhea bc of something he ate at this place. Wouldn't be surprised if its bc some cook forgot to put meat back in the walk in/freezer. \n\nAll in all, DT is cool. They give a lot of food; there were 4 of us and we still had leftovers. I'd say it's a little pricey for dinner, especially the dessert... I really wanted turon with ice cream (!!) but for $6 I'll pass... If I feel like having some Pinoy food I might come here, since it's close by my house... but idk, I'm still on the fence about this place.  \n\nLet me try Cafe de Cebu first! I saw on their yelp pic-- turon with ube ice cream for $3.99!
__label__1 Really disappointing. The food was just decent, but the service and wait was horrible. We had to wait about 40 minutes for our food to start coming out. (We were only a party of 3). Our server didn't seem to know the menu very well and had to run to the back every time we had a question. \n\nSo there was the bad service, but the food was about average...nothing to come back for. I ordered the pork tosino breakfast and didn't really like it at all. Their Kare Kare wasn't bad so I ate that instead. It was a hot day so I got a halo-halo to finish and that was pretty good.\n\nIn the end,  I wouldn't recommend this place. You can find much better Filopino food elsewhere in Vegas.
__label__4 This has got to be one of the best gyms on a military base....ever!\n\nIf you've ever paid $$ for off base gyms and been to a Lifetime fitness, this gym is on par with everything minus a salon area. \n\nThey have an indoor track, out door track, multiple courts, cardio area with multiple machines, weight area (machines and free weights), classes,  indoor pool, nice lockers, and a decent cafe. There is a family workout room where munchkins are corralled and moms/dads can workout and watch their children. There are also 2 massage therapist with their own room near the lockers, I'll have to check that out on another visit :)\n\nIt is an air force gym so no towel service :(
__label__4 Oh my god. I cant believe how amazing I feel. I only popped in for a quickie and received a 30 minute chair massage because the tension in my shoulders and neck were disrupting my shopping expedition - but I will be returning next week for reflexology and to become a member. \nClean, attractive facility in a convenient location in South Scottsdale, serene music and peaceful atmosphere, competitive membership pricing, family owned and very customer keen. My massage was given by the wife of the husband and wife owner team. She was incredibly gifted and knowledgable. What's not to love? \nThis isn't a day spa, so if you're in the market for a lot of fancy fluff go elsewhere and leave the place open for people like me. I'm so glad Yelp led me to this neighborhood gem.
__label__4 We were starving and wandering around Scottsdale Quarter, so we decided to pop into True Food to eat. In spite of there being lots of open tables, they said there would be an epic wait - or we could sit with some strangers or on a sofa outside. I didn't feel like doing either of those things, so we split and headed south. I used yelp to find the best place that was still open and on the way. \n\nIl Bosco showed up with the best overall score, and neither of us had eaten here so we decided to give it a shot. It's tucked away in a little nook next to Handlebar J's and looked cute and inviting. We wandered in and were seated right away. It's a cozy little place - clearly decorated with care and love.\n\nWe both ordered water (sparkling and still) and they came in these fancy artisan bottles that were left at our table along with a pair of small glasses filled with ice. I like when restaurants do this. They also brought out a tiny strange plate with olives on it. Neither of us eat olives, so we sorta poked at them, puzzled over them and dared each other to eat one. \n\nThe menu was elegant and beautiful - simple and hand written. We later got an explanation from the owner that he had a local artist make them by hand. Details details... this place is rich in details. The items on the menu were pretty much just salads and pizzas. \n\nEverything about this place says \"fancy fine-dining\" and if I hadn't looked at the prices I would've thought it was going to be too rich for my blood. As it turns out, the prices were VERY reasonable. The only thing I thought was a little pricey was the water - on any other night I would've ordered wine though, and the wine prices were appropriate. \n\nWe ordered a pizza (half and half - something you can do as long as the sauces match) and a caesar salad. They brought some artisan bread with herb oil for us to snack on, and we made that disappear. The salad was split into two plates and we quickly ate that up as well - it wasn't drowning in dressing. It was an excellent presentation and a good salad. \n\nThe pizza then arrived... it was about a 10-12\" woodfired pizza. My half was pepperoni and sausage. Her half was just cheese. Each half had a name on the menu - girls names if I remember correctly. We each took a piece over to our plates and started digging in. Right off the bat, I noticed how rich and creamy the cheese was. The pepperoni was light and had a perfect amount of spice behind it. The sauce was flavorful. The most notable part was the crust though - light, crisp, airy, and delicate. \n\nWe both cleaned our plates - the only things we left behind were the olives. We also ordered a dessert - creme brule - it was one of the best I've ever had. We were both full, but we didn't feel like we needed to be wheeled out to the car in a cart. It was the perfect amount of food. It was also pretty inexpensive for what you get. This is high quality fine dining with great atmosphere and attentive staff. This is a new date-night spot for me. It's also inexpensive enough to make it a regular spot.\n\nHad a chat with the owner who was waiting on us most of the night, and he seems like a great guy. We could tell that he loved his business. I like supporting local businesses, and this 5 star review is one of the most deserved that I've ever given.
__label__4 As close as it gets to a real Italian pizza here in Phoenix. I am an Italian and I have only been here for a few years, and let me tell you, it is refreshing to finally get a taste of home. The crust is just the consistency that it should be. It's not an American pizza, it's much lighter and not as greasy. I will most definitely return on a regular basis.
__label__3 Great fun pizzas. Good wine. Would give 5 stars if service was better to ask about a second glass!
__label__4 I've been to the one on Windmill and it was packed so when I heard there was going to be one in Summerlin I was stoked.  The thing that sold me on this place was the fried egg.  Almost every burger I get now everywhere has to have a fried egg on top.  I feel like it just completes the meal.  It's a much larger location that the one in Henderson and it is right next to the movie theater so it makes a perfect dinner and date movie.  \n\nStarted off with oxtail chili cheese fries with the garlic chili aioli and fried egg.  Then the next thing was our rare burgers.  Very juicy, with a fried egg,  Kiki burger.  Quite honestly the best burger bun I've ever had.  My friend finished it off with a marshmallow shake with salty caramel sauce.  My server(s)- (shift change) - we're very informative.
__label__2 Came tonight for a late lunch/early dinner around 4:00. We were seated right away and our server was attentive.\n\nBoyfriend ordered the $12 calamari appetizer which was all fresh and tossed in red peppers, mint and tomatoes. You get the rings and full tentacles. Served with a side of green oil which we couldn't figure out the taste. He loved it but me I cant stand seafood lol so of course when I took a bite to try I was sick the rest of my meal.\n\nEverything is served a la carte so we ordered Parmesan truffle fries for $4.\nBoyfriend ordered the Mr. Miyagi burger cooked medium. Presentation was cool but the amount of onion rings was a bit much. He really enjoyed it otherwise.\n\nHonestly wasn't that impressed with my own burger. I ordered the Standard Bachi burger this only comes with lettuce, tomato, onion and a subtle BBQ drenched meat patty. All other toppings including cheese are an additional $1.50 each. I added cheddar cheese and applewood smoked bacon. Bacon portion was a little chinsy 1.5 pieces, really?? Why not give the full 2 pieces? Ok so I ordered medium well and it was pink/almost red all the way through. I didn't want to send it back but it definitely was not what I like. The sauce that covers the patty was such a subtle taste but was pretty good. \n\nThe buns are amazing, some sort of Asian sweet roll that is baked daily and delivered fresh daily. \n\nReally wasn't happy with the soda choices, first off Pepsi eew. But to make things worse they only have Pepsi, diet Pepsi, Sierra mist and root beer. \n\nTotal bill came to about $50 and we just weren't that satisfied for the price. Cool concept and I'm sure we will be back because the variety of items they offer. Definitely want to try the pork belly sliders !
__label__2 Realistically, I give this place 3.5 stars. The decor is nice and the menu is appealing. They list everything that comes on and with ur orders.... But I felt that it was a tad bit too show-ee for me... Maybe that's what u get in Vegas? Came in based on a recommendation for the oxtail chili fries. That did not disappoint. It was good. A lot of meat, and flavorful. I would say it's a must try if it's your first time. I also had their summer special, the Manga burger. That was OK. A bit too much sauce...couldn't really get too much of the burger flavor. I washed it down with the matcha green tea milk shake. Yum! Maybe I'm spoiled with the burger joints in LA. But Bachi Burger is opening a location on Sawtelle soon. I guess then we can see how they do head to head with the other burger joints out here. That will be fun!
__label__1 My husband and I wanted to try something new for date night and I've known about Bachi Burger for years through Yelp as \"one of the best burgers in Las Vegas\" as well as all of my friends constantly obsessing over it. We got here on a Friday night with a 25 minute wait which wasn't a big deal because we just walked over to Patty's closet to kill time. My in-laws said we have to try the salty caramel toasted marshmallow milkshake and we did. I'd say this was the best item of the night! It was a bit overly sweet, but still so addicting. \n\nWe then ordered the oxtail chilli cheese fries as our appetizer to share. Upon first bite, I told my husband it was cold. I don't know if they made the fries and chilli and were just waiting for the fried egg to be put on top, but the food was definitely lukewarm by the time it was brought out to us and I like my food super hot, like it was made fresh. There wasn't much oxtail that I could taste and the warmth issue was very off putting. Lastly, we settled for the Miyagi San burger and Ronin burger. I LOVE fusion food, but I was not impressed by the flavors of the Ronin. Something was just missing to make it amazing. I did appreciate the crunch of the coleslaw and the caramelized onions, but all the other flavors cancelled out the taste of the fried egg. My husband's Miyagi burger was much better, but we asked for it medium and it was WELL done. There was no pink or anything, but the taste of the fried egg was amazing and the onion strips were crispy and fried to perfection. Overall, I would say that Holsteins has better burgers for this price range, and to not believe the DDD and Yelp hype. Come try it for yourself, but I don't think I'll be back.
__label__4 Absolutely outstanding.  We shared a whole lot of burger and an order of the oxtail chili cheese fries, that are just as ridiculous and ridiculously good as they sound.  I have not a single complaint about anything we had.  Can't wait for a return engagement.
__label__0 Horrible! The burgers are extremely small and not even very tasty I will never go here again! Ok service but the food was nothing special. Also over priced for the tiny portions they give you.
__label__1 If you like going to clubs, you will love this place. If you value good service, a friendly attitude, really good food, and a good value, go somewhere else.\n\nThis is a classic case of poor management. Both times I went there, we found tables available, but were told to wait 15-20 minutes.\n\nThe first time, I had a plane to catch. By the time I was seated, and they finally came over to take our order, I had to leave.\n\nThe second time, I gave them a chance. Long wait, and by the time one of the \"hip\" waitresses came over, the ice in my soft drink had melted. \n\nThe burgers were decent, but honestly, there is a Japanese Burger truck that goes to various locations. It's a lot better, a lot more fun, and better priced. \n\nAs I said before, the crowd that goes here seems really \"in\" and \"trendy\", and act like they are sitting at VIP Tables in a Club.  The waitresses act like they are cocktail waitresses at a club. The management thinks they are really cool.\n\nIf they had a product that justified this arrogant attitude, fine. My wife thought they had great Sweet Potato Fries. That's about it.
__label__2 I was in Vegas over the weekend for EDC. Decided to come here after seeing it on the Food Network. \n\nIt was HOT HOT HOT in Vegas! 105-108 degrees all weekend!\n\nOnce we arrived, there was a line. Signed up on the waiting list and found a seat in the waiting area. Unfortunately, some people were waiting outside in the heat. Some dude fainted outside...\n\nWe waited for 45 minutes. It felt like an eternity. Our waiter was super slow. Looks like he just got back from EDC....\n\nI had the Miyagi burger (medium rare) and it was pretty damn good! too bad I didn't have an appetite..\n\nI am knocking down 2 stars for 3 things:\n\n1.) Turn up the A/C. I shouldn't be sweating while sitting down for 45 minutes\n2.) Serve water to the people that are waiting! \n3.) The fries...SUPER HYPE...taste like chili cheese fries.
__label__0 Gave this places another shot after feeling pretty dissatisfied the first time. Second time I left with same ripped off grossed out feeling. I love gourmet burgers, but there's something about this place that grosses me out. I love all kinds of ethnic food, so it's not the Asian twist on the burgers I'm talking about. If you want a delicious gourmet style burger go to Gordon Ramsay Burgr in planet Hollywood. It's about the same price too!
__label__0 I don't think I could ever eat burger again, thanks to Bachi Burger.  I ordered the black and green, Wagyu beef, medium rare.  It did go down good, but at 2:30 AM, it then came back up.  I couldn't keep anything down, even water, for 24 hours, and had to cancel a business trip as a result.  \n\nI'm trying to figure out what was it that made me so sick?  The beef, the blue cheese, the spinach.Or did someone not wash their hands?   I will never know but this experience was one of those defining moments. If I ever muster the courage to eat a burger again,  no more medium rare burgers for me,
__label__4 The most delicious burger I will ever have in my life!!!! I've only tried the Miyagi Burger and I don't have the guts to steer away and try anything else because it is my absolute favorite! So juicy and mouthwatering, I can't wait to go back again! \n\nI would also suggest the oxtail chili cheese fries and the truffle fries! Soooo good!!! You will definitely not be disappointed! \n\nOverall, awesome food and clean setting with friendly staff! See you soon Bachi!
__label__3 Every time I drove by the Centropolis I'd notice this \"diner\". A group of friends planned to watch a movie and since it's conveniently located a mere 2 minutes away from the Colossus, we stopped by to get a bite to eat. We didn't regret it.\n\nPros :\n\n- The menu is actually amusing to read, lots of witty and comical names for their food.\n\n- Ordered a burger called \"Le Laval\" and a poutine called \"Hey Le Gros\". Both were particularly tasty and well worth going back to enjoy. Kindly note, the portions are HUGE and I didn't manage to finish it all. The poutine is HUGE so it can be a main meal (even for 2!). Burgers are exceptionally well done.\n\n- For desert my lady and I shared a brownie desert with ice cream, it was very good as well.\n\n- Music and atmosphere was retro and kinda neat. Plenty of TV screens to watch a game.\n\n\nCons :\n\n- Service isn't notable, while friendly, not particularly quick and requires several reminders to provide for our table. I don't blame the waiter, as I believe he was simply waiting on far too many tables. He provided a friend at our table the wrong desert and quickly provided the right order.... even gave the wrong item ordered freely to the next table. I don't believe service is a big issue but if you're pressed for time, you may want to come a little earlier.\n\n- MUSIC IS LOUD. VERY VERY LOUD.
__label__3 Pretty good area! Low limits and players are friendly and not too cut throat. Just know the basic strategies and being able to pick up on play styles and you will have a good time.\n\nI prefer playing blackjack in all honesty but this is still a nice place for a change of pace.
__label__4 great food! friendly staff!! pumpkin curry is freaking delicious!!!
__label__1 Hm this place is just weird. Just weird . Period. \nThe ambiance is hella nice, the use of Styrofoam plates seemed a bit ghetto for me. \nWasn't sure if all the meat looked .....okay. But the selection of chicken pork beef clams mussels scallops crab of 3 types were there... just didn't look appetizing... I dunno (@.@)\nService was prompt and polite, plenty of parking, big place
__label__1 Odd customer service model.  While there were only a few tables with customers when I came in (about three), I was given a menu from Kate who said Helen  would be my server.  Helen finally appeared from the back and took my order.  She then disappeared to the back.  Suddenly my check was on my table.  Ok, I understand this is an airport and they want to get paid before people jet. \nAgain, restaurant fairly empty, a customer who needed to pay her bill and get to her flight asked the bar tender, who was the only wait staff on the floor.  \"I can't help you.  I was not your sever.\"  Weird! Where's the teamwork?  The response should have been \"let me get your server to help you.\"  Finally her wait person appeared from the back (Helen) to settle the bill but then Helen disappeared to the back again.  The lady stood there and stood there holding some cash and her check.  She finally asked the bar tender to give it to Helen and that she can't wait any longer. \nMy burger arrived with a \"this has a wonderful smell.\"  \"Helen\" I thought, \"get your nose out of my food.\"  My ice tea went empty.  \"I sure need a refill to wash this dry bun burger down\" I thought to myself.  Finally when I had just one bite to go, I got a refill.  Again, with both Helen and Kate spending most of their time in the back.  I suspect they are chief cook and dishwasher as well as wait staff.  If you're sitting at a table, don't even think of asking or even looking at the bar tender.  She won't help.  \nWhat's a person to do though?  Stuck in the airport and it's the only \"restaurant\" past security.\nLesson?  Eat before you arrive or \"fill up\" on those crappy airline \"meals for purchase.\"
__label__1 Got very friendly service, but the Slushes that my husband and I got were undrinkable.  There is a difference between a strong drink and one that is SO strong that you shudder and nearly bounces right back up out of your stomach.\n\nI'm kind of a wimp when it comes to alcoholic beverages, but my husband is NOT.  Even he agreed with me.  Slushy frozen drinks should be tasty sweet and enjoyable...sadly, these were not.\n\nOur server was really friendly and did some bottle flipping tricks.  It's a bummer I didn't like the end product.
__label__3 Been here twice and both times have been good.
__label__0 This McDs is the only fast food restaurant (besides Filibertos) open late in this part San Tan Valley, and you think that they would want to have as much business as possible... Then why do they only accept cash most of the time if you go there between 1-4 am? I don't carry cash and especially not that early. I then have to drive all the way in to Queen Creek to get Jack in the Box. That's insane to only take cash (it's not just a one night thing either.) I'm sick of this McDs. Of all the bad service I've had, this one is the worst.
__label__4 Yes, as Norm R. said this unassuming little place is lots of fun!  We UYE'd  together here for lunch today, joined also by Jos\u00e9 C., Mike C., and Scott W.\n\nNow Jos\u00e9 is from Cuba, & so was my dad, so we each have some familiarity with Cuban cooking, but many of the dishes here were new to me.  You get a slight description of things on the restaurant menu, but the more important thing to know is that the food here is great & whatever you order you will probably like!  We chose all different dishes & everyone in our group enjoyed their lunch!\n\nWe all started with a shared tasty appetizer, Croquetas, and then for me it was on to the Lech\u00f3n Asado ($8.49), which is pork roast with a bit of gravy & cooked onion strings.  It came with a small side salad & a big serving of really good rice with black beans.  (Yes, you want THIS rice, not white rice...  It's good, trust me!).  Awesome desserts await too, if you have room (or take home for later), & they're inexpensive!\n\nI can't wait to get back here & bite my way through more of the many surprises on the menu, so \"Cuban Foods\" here (the actual name of the place) gets 5 Stars from here too!     :-))
__label__3 This place is great.  Since they have so many different choices and it's 100% custom to order it's great for a picky eater or to satisfy the whole family.  \n\nI got a turkey sub, my husband got the buffalo chicken.  We both really enjoyed them.  I just wish I had gotten the hot peppers on the side, holy cow were they ever HOT!  It's really close to home and convenient so we will be back!
__label__3 Good, quick sammy. Lots of options and always tasty.
__label__1 I really want to like this place. I do. I've also given it about seven different chances--every time hoping that it will be the time when I scream \"This places rocks! I'm coming back for sure!\". But, unfortunately, I think today was the last time I'll spend/waste my money here. \n\nThe major issue I have with Which Wich is that they don't follow through well with their theme/gimmick--what they so that sets them apart from any other sandwich shop. It's this cute idea that simply falls through--every time! You go in, pick a brown paper bag of the sandwich you want, use a sharpie to check off the various ingredients you want on your sandwich, pay, wait for your sandwich which then is inside of said brown paper bag. Cute idea right?! Well, if I spend the time to check off ingredients and it's very simple to follow-- why is it they can never get my order correct?! \nNo joke. Every time my order is wrong, sometimes my son's as well. It's silly--and frustrating. (Especially since they are pricey for a quick/ non-gourmet sandwich shop.)\n\nSlow service, horrible parking and can't follow check boxes. I've finally given up. Maybe it's just this location???
__label__0 FUGGHET ABOUT IT! I personally know one of the male cooks who works there and from what he tells me the pizzas are left out way past holding times, no one uses gloves, money is touched then the same hands touch pizza. You couldn't give that to me for free! Yuck.
__label__4 This is a wonderful surprise! I saw this place announcing Brats and Burgers... so I tried it. Wow! The curry sauce is amazing. A definite \" must stop\" when I'm in the area.
__label__1 Eh. \n\nMy wife and I were really excited for the grand opening of this place. Unfortunately, it looked like it had been open for a year when we walked in the door.\n\nThe bathroom was absolutely atrocious, with plenty more than a days worth of trash, and a half empty bottom-dollar bottle of soap.\n\nWe walked in the door at 6:45, ordered water and looked over the menu. We saw they had happy hour prices, but no times listed. We asked when HH was, and the waitress said it was 3 PM -7PM, and that we just missed it. I pulled out my phone to show a time of 6:58, and she said no. REALLY?! That's grand opening service?!\n\nWe forced ourselves to order two rolls, as this place is literally a 30 second walk from our house, and we had to see if the food was worth it. We went with the Caterpillar and Las Vegas rolls, two staples of our usual sushi diets.\n\nThe sushi was fresh, although made quite sloppy. They served both on the same plate, with way too many sauces and toppings flung about the plate. Mind you, there were three other tables occupied, and all were already eating. For some reason, overly sweet, candied macadamia nuts are a topping for all rolls... Weird.\n\nAfter our two rolls, we paid our bill and drove down the street to our old favorite, Kaneya Sushi.\n\nWe are very disappointed to not have a sushi haven within walking distance, but when a restaurant starts off by upholding policy over service, and pisses off the neighborhood, they won't be there long.
__label__0 I was so excited to try this place based on the reviews But when you walk in it smells of fish which isn't good The sushi wasn't that great they forgot one of the things we ordered and the service is TERRIBLE they said they were busy but there was 3 other tables of 2 people at each. Never coming back again that's for sure
__label__2 Only been once, had great service, but place was empty. We weren't informed about their happy hour, and saw that it was happy hour after we had already ordered a few things. Atmosphere was nice, Sushi was ok, about the same caliber as Tokyo Lobby or Yen Sushi, but I didnt order the Sashimi, so I cannot give any advice on that.. Probably gonna go here instead of the other 2 mainly because its closer to where we live.
__label__4 Aghhhh I love ICE CREAM\n\nSo this place is right across the street from my apartment. I came here in high hopes not to be disappointed and sure enough I wasn't. My dads family is from Michoacan so I know what the ice cream should taste like. This place has exactly that. The ice cream is creamy and full of flavors. They make their own ice cream which is a plus.\n\nThis place also has fresh made flavored waters. For example horchata, mango, limon, melon, and etc. Plus they have Botanas aka Mexican snacks. \n\nThey will put what ever you want on you ice cream I always get the nuez ice cream with coconut and chocolate.\nThey also have outside seating where you can just watch the the cars and people outside.
__label__0 I give 1 star to the super nice waiter. Other than that, let me tell you why it doesn't get any stars from me. I know you may be thinking I'm biased because I'm Vietnamese and can get home-cooked pho. However, I do eat at other Vietnamese restaurants too and this was the first time I've ever come across the worst tasting pho of my life.\n\nWhat I ate: beef spring roll (goi cuon) and the meatball pho (pho bo vien).\n\n1. The food is pricey compared to most restaurants. $7-$9 for a bowl of pho. You can find much, much better pho for $5-$6 a bowl.\n2. The spring roll: the beef was dry and was more like steak meat cut up and put into it. Usually, you find spring rolls with shrimp and/or pork.\n3. The pho: when it came out, I tasted just a bit of the broth because that's the most important part of pho. It was sweet! I've never in my life had pho that was pre-sweetened. It baffled me that they would even bother bringing out the hoisin sauce. That's what the hoisin sauce is for: to provide some sweetness to the soup's broth. It was like drinking sugar water. I had to ask for some fish sauce to try and balance the sweetness. They brought me a little sauce bowl for it and I dumped the whole thing into the soup - it didn't help. If anyone's tried fish sauce, they understand how salty it is. I could only eat the meatballs. I couldn't stomach the rest.\n\nI'm shocked at how upset I am by how poor the food tasted. I'm offended that people will come into this restaurant thinking that this is representative of Vietnamese food. I'd rather go to Unphogettable, Da Vang, or Phu Thanh any day.  \n\nPlease save your money, taste buds, and stomach - don't go here!
__label__0 I am very displeased with Bunker Cemetery and Mortuary. My father passed away 4 years ago. I have visited him twice a year since that time. Two weeks ago I took my sister, and her family, to visit his grave for the first time. When we got there we immediately noticed that the grave marker was missing. I walked over to the office and was told that an order would be put in to find the marker .The excuse given was that grass grows very quickly in Las Vegas and it was possibly buried. My information was given and someone would call me. I did not receive a call. I called on Wednesday, Friday and Saturday. I never spoke to a person. Finally, I called my sister to ask for her help. I was too involved and needed the relief of help. She took over with gusto and was a promised a call back in regards to this issue. She did not receive a call back. That following Tuesday she called me to inform me that she had spoken to Manager John Laskey . Apparently because the grave markers are considered a \"90 day marker\" (which was never explained to us) and we left it there for longer than the recommended time, we are responsible for it. I honestly don't have a problem with that. What I have a problem with is the fact that we had to call 5 times to get someone to talk to us. Also, why were we not given a courtesy call when the marker was either stolen or broken? I find this customer service to be appalling. This is not a sweater shop. You are dealing with the loved ones of people who have passed. Show some compassion.
__label__1 I had high hopes for this place when I decided to make reservations here for my fiance's birthday. We had walked past this place many times and always said we'd try it one day. The potatoes au gratin were delicious. Otherwise the rest of the food we ordered was all right, but nothing that I'll be dying to try again.
__label__3 Went for dinner on a Saturday with 7pm reservations.  There were several empty tables around us but they quickly filled up.  Nice decor and a comfortable setting.  From the Bank of America parking garage, go through the doors near the elevators on Level 6.  A short walk takes you to a down escalator that puts you at the upstairs entrance.\n\nThe food was very good and our server, Matt, was very helpful as we navigated the menu.  His knowledge of the menu was on point as he explained the differences in the red wine reductions served over the duck breast and beef short ribs.  (Duck breast sauce more sweet and short ribs sauce more savory.)\n\nWe shared the charcuterie sampler (3 meats, 2 cheeses and crostini served with olives and hot mustard.)  We made our selections from both the standard menu and the daily menu, which included sopresatta and salami.  A great appetizer for sharing.\n\nOur entrees were the braised beef short ribs and the salmon.  The ribs were tender and flavorful.  The preparation of the salmon was very simple (seasoned and grilled) but was executed perfectly.  We had sides of pan fried corn and yukon puree and both were excellent.  The portion sizes of the sides were sufficient for two.\n\nIn summary, great food and great service.  Can be a bit pricey when you start adding sides.  But we will definitely go back.
__label__0 Our server served us water and that's all we ever saw of her.  She NEVER returned to our table. The restaurant wasn't full. Our server spent her time at other tables. We got up and left after 20 min. We told the manager why we were leaving. He said \"ok. Have a good night\". Thats it. We won't return.
__label__0 Overpriced and underwhelming, I understand when green beans are called haricot verts they are going to be pricey but when you order a dish and they ask you what side you want and one of your options is haricot vert, please don't charge me $8. Let just seems wrong. It's located next to the ritz so I guess you can charge what ever you want but locals this is not the place for you. \n   The server was more concerned with the employee meal she was sampling than our needs. Thanks but no thanks
__label__2 Let me state that this initial review is pretty old (sat as a draft that I forgot to post), but I can't update it yet. Review 1,  2 stars : Poor service. Had to wait 6 minutes or so just for someone to come to the front and take our order. Asked for mayo and ketchup only on the burger and the girl taking our order was a smarta**, stating that if we had been here before we would know that ketchup and mayo was on the table. Of course the whole burger came out wrong because the girl interrupted us when trying to order it with her smarter-than-thou attitude. The second girl I talked to fixed it and was really nice.\nReview 2, 4 stars : We got some food while we were bowling for my little sister's birthday. Service was good. Food was pretty good. Overall, a pleasant experience.
__label__3 We went for an early Saturday night dinner, drawn in by new fine dining in the area (which is limited) and the promise of local farm to table style. We are huge fans of many local farm efforts, which can be sampled at the Common Ground Co-op and the Market at the Square on Saturdays at Lincoln Square Mall -- and now, Big Grove Tavern.\n\nFirst, the food, from a foodie perspective: Fresh product, well selected and well cared for. The flavors of the natural food are highlighted. The preparation is often minimally invasive. The technique is classic French. The flavor profile is quiet. \n\nMy partner and I both wished for something a touch bolder. For example, the deviled eggs, a pre-starter, have yolks mixed with peas. We would suggest adding an acid note, perhaps a pickle. \n\nIt was nice that they brought out flavored popcorn as a freebie with our drinks -- a feature at BGT. The flavor of the night was white truffle oil -- and you could taste the oil. That was a real win.\n\nFor starters, my partner had the chili and cornbread, and I had the chicken liver pate with pickled onions and stewed rhubarb. I think mine was better -- really delicious, with rich, deeply flavorful pate contrasted against the rhubarb, which gave the bite the sweet and sour it needed to cut through. The farmstyle, whole grain bread had a wonderful crunch. The cornbread was a bit too refined -- it needed  more crust and less cake, more corn flavor and less cafe baked-good sweetness. The chili was savory, but mild--no real taste of chilis.\n\nThe entree and dessert courses were both very good, especially dessert. My partner had the short ribs, which were beautifully medium rare -- not a hint over or under. I had the roast chicken with dumplings, which was amazingly good. Crisp skin, moist and flavorful meat, with a delicious herb broth under. Three dumplings that tasted like a delicate stuffing and had a satisfying bite. Slices of asparagus that also had a nice bite and a lovely green flavor still -- not at all cooked out. The portions seemed just right -- not too much and not too little.\n\nFor dessert, my partner had the rhubarb crisp and i had the chocolate pot de creme. Both were really superb: refined, flavorful, rich, balanced. Nothing fussy -- just satisfaction in every bite, with very good coffee on the side (they use a medium blend from the Columbia Street Roastery -- a fine choice).\n\nThe food is not bold. Or experimental. Or imaginative. But it is good, very good -- much better, I thought, in terms of technique than Carmon's Bistro.\n\nIt's clear from the limited but well selected menu that the chef behind it is attempting to appeal to middlebrow Midwestern tastes, but doing it in such a quality way that I found it kind rather than condescending. People who don't necessarily like a chi-chi dining experience will enjoy the food, and those who do like fine dining will think it is predictable in its selections but well done nonetheless.\n\nSecond, the decor and atmosphere: I generally like the blend of industrial and contemporary tavern that the interior designer seems to have been going for, although the dark colors dominate a little too much, despite the effort to add bits of fun in the lighting options. \n\nBGT has a chic, young vibe -- somewhere between casual and serious. Dark gray walls with a black drop tile ceiling, black wire-cage pendant lamps with industrial bulbs of different shapes (reminds me of the recent Restoration Hardware line), bleached branch chandeliers over the bar area, outdoor party-lights with clear exposed globe bulbs interlaced with raw blond planks (one off note: the planks have lumber-yard stamps, which may be a bit too low-end for what they were going for),  fairly inexpensive light-wood grain tables and nicely selected dark chairs--if a bit flimsy--and booth upholstery. I hope that over time BGT will invest in some better art pieces, and ones that bring more interest and warmth to the interior. There's seating outside too, if you're a smoker or don't mind getting it second hand.\n\nThird, cost: Yes, yes, it's on the expensive side. BGT is fine dining, not family dining. I won't be eating here every night either. Of course, any diner can make the meal more affordable by just sticking with an entree, rather than getting the whole shebang -- I'd guess for dinner that this would run you $20-25 tops. But if you have a deeper pocket that night, the whole shebang here could run you $100 with tip for two -- and you still won't feel cheated. The value is here, given the quality of experience.\n\nFourth, service: BGT has a young, eager service staff. They took good care of us, and every other table I could see. From beginning to end, we enjoyed our time here.
__label__1 The service was very good and the restaurant itself was nice and relaxing. The food on the other hand was hit-or-miss. The Brussel sprouts and french fries were delicious, but the tavern burger and grilled chicken fingers were ordinary. A big killer was the small portion size of the salads. \n\nAll in all, I wouldn't recommend this as a place to go to in Champaign if you haven't been to the likes of Seven Saints.
__label__2 This place definitely had a sophisticated feel to it. I definitely was disappointed by the long amount of time it took for us to even get service. However, the bartender was at least friendly and the popcorn was fairly good, if not a little stale. \n\nI ordered a Tavern Burger which cost $12. The burger was alright; I always feel a bit jipped when a restaurant burger doesn't include tomatoes in it. It didn't help that they couldn't make two alcoholic beverages that my friend and I asked for. All in all, the hike up in the prices is paying for the atmosphere for the establishment.
__label__3 I became acquainted with The Maine Lobster Lady food truck at the 2013 Las Vegas Foodie Fest.  After an announcement that only 20 Lobster Rolls were left, I sweated it out but remained in line, because I was about the 14th person from the window.  When I reached the ordering station the truck was already out of Blueberry Lemonade at 8:30 p.m. on the second day of the festival, but I was able to secure one of the last Lobster Rolls.  \n\nThe roll itself was rather small, and its contents were not warm like I thought they would be.  Instead this lobster Roll was refreshingly cold.  But it was chock-full of chunks of lobster graced by a light Lemon Mayonnaise Dressing.  Even the flippers tasted good!  I liked this cold roll despite my erroneous preconceptions of what it would be like.  It was served with a cold pickle spear, a small bag of Lay's Classic Potato Chips, and a wedge of lemon.  Priced at $18 a roll, there had better be some bang for the buck!  And there was!
__label__3 I've had the lobster rolls twice now (traditional style) and learned after the first time to bring a little mayo with me to add to the lobster. Maybe the part of Maine I frequented uses more mayo (and usually a bit of celery) in their lobster rolls, but I need the mayo to bring out the lobster taste. Yes, $18 is a lot for a sandwich, but you won't find fresher lobster unless you cook it yourself and even then who knows how long those lobsters have been swimming in the Safeway tank? I also enjoyed the blueberry lemonade - a nice change from iced tea or soda. One day I'll try the mac and cheese or lobster bisque!
__label__3 I'm glad they put this location here! It's a high end fast-food burger joint with great deserts.
__label__4 This establishment should be at the top of your list!  Totally mellow lounge which is refreshing in the fast paced old town.   Food is absolutely incredible.  Quinn and Aaron have only one motive.... Make the customer happy.   I highly recommend you check it out for yourself whether its for a quick drink, dinner, date or nightlife.  You won't be disappointed!
__label__0 I can't believe how the people can rate this place so high.\n\nFirst.  Just past year, this location used to be a burger joint.  Every year for the past 6 to 7 years, they had to change restaurants due to poor business.  Decor of this steakhouse hasn't changed from when they ysed to be a burger joint.  If you are looking for a classy steakhouse atmosphere, this isn't it.\n\nSecond.  This is considered a high end steakhouse.  Most of the upscale steakhouse with-in strip uses prime cut.  Here, they use choice cust and charges for prime price.  We had center cut New York steak and Bone0in Ribeye for dinner.  It was the worst.  They were both so fatty.  Half of the 20oz steak was that of FAT.  For New York steak, there were multiple veins going through surrounded by layers of fat.  Based on this, we probably could have a better steak from Outback steakhouse for the 1/3 of the price of this place.\n\nThird.  They were playing a music in the steakhouse.  They seems to be using the same sound track as the casino.  80's pop.Who ever heard of music being played at a steakhouse.\n\nFourth.  Sae cheap furniture that was used when it was the burger joint.\n\nIf you are looking for a good steakhouse, I would not recommend this place.  There are a lot better place for good steaks than gere.  You can go to Primes at Bellagui, Old Homestead at Caesars, even the Sterling Steak house at Bally's was better this crap they call steak at Center Cut Steakhouse.  And Ruth Chris just opened up at Harrahs.  Go everywhere else but here.  I am sure, like all the other restauarnat that went out of business at this location, this steakhouse will follow very soon.
__label__1 We ordered the shellfish tower, steak, lobster bisque, and lobster mac. (Yes, we love lobster). Bananas Foster for dessert.\n\nThe soup was cold so we had to send it back. After it was warmed up, it was absolutely fantastic!!!\n\nWe ordered the steak encrusted with bleu cheese. It didn't come with bleu cheese so we needed to get it on the side.\n\nThe shellfish tower was way overpriced for the quantity of what you actually get. Way overpriced.\n\nThe lobster mac was great. However, this $13.00 side came in a tiny little bowl. It was way too small.\n\nBananas Foster was mouth watering. Delicious!\n\nThe customer service was wonderful.\n\nMy overall impression is that this place is just simply overpriced for the quality and quantity of food you receive. Your money is better spent somewhere else.
__label__1 Well since Yelp asked... My experience here was poor. I are here a year ago and had an amazing meal. Could not wait to check it out when I was in Vegas last week. Same meal was way worse. My steak was dry and flavorless. It was a huge disappointment. Since there are many steak options in this city. I wouldn't chance it if I were you.
__label__1 I went on 28th of December 2014. Everything is Okay except the STEAK. It was not the good steak I expected. I love steak and been to many steakhouses but this place is clearly overpriced. I liked oysters though.
__label__1 pros:\nclean facility\nnewer chairs for pedi's \nI was able to get in for a pedi and mani in under ten minutes\nCons:\nmy feet were not scrubbed as well as they should have been for a pedicure\nthe manicure was also nothing to write home about\nthe thing that really irritated me was the person doing my nails would stop to check his phone every couple of minutes and was sitting there texting while my nails were drying. I understand being bored and texting while your not doing anything super important, sure, but its not very professional to do right in front of a customer. It didnt help that his coworker brought his lunch out to his nail station, put his feet up, and ate right there in the middle of the shop
__label__4 I just moved to Las Vegas in June and have been trying out different nail salons and Frenchie Nails is the BEST!\nI got a gel manicure and if that's what you need, definitely go see Lisa!  She was so sweet and really knows what she's doing.  My nails have never looked better!\nThank you Lisa!!!!!
__label__0 So.... I'm still befuddled about what just happened to me at Frenchie's just now. I stopped in to get a quick eyebrow waxing, because I had a short break from work. I walk in, there's no one waiting. Two people are getting manicures, one person is getting a pedicure. The nail tech asks how she can help me. I say \"I'd like to get an eyebrow waxing\". She says, \"Can you come back tomorrow?\"\n\nA beat passes because my brain has to register what she just said. TOMORROW?? It is 3:00 in the afternoon. They close at 7pm. \"Tomorrow???\" I say, thinking\" not come back in an hour or two, but tomorrow?!!\" You don't have someone who can wax my eyebrows within the next FOUR hours? Tomorrow??\n\n\"Yes, the guy who does it is busy now,\" she replies. \"Can you come back tomorrow?\"\n\nI shake my head in puzzlement... No... thanks anyway. \n\nThe refrain of Tomorrow still buzzing in my head.... I'll find somewhere else.
__label__2 This review will be short and sweet. The room has an intimate feel to it. You got small, round tables surrounded by 4 chairs spread all around the room. There is a bar at back for you alcoholics. The comedians they showcase are better than average. Everybody has their own brand of comedy and the audience is usually mixed. If you didnt come here to have a good time, then you're in the wrong place buddy. Go watch Criss Angel if you wanna waste your money and complain.
__label__1 If you're 50+, wanna watch a cheap show ($20-25), and laugh, then come here.\n\nIf you're under 50, better off spending that $25 on gambling. Because you will not understand any of their jokes.  All I knew was, one lady was better at singing than being funny.
__label__0 I had never ever sent back a boba drink until last Tuesday night 7/10/12.  The boba was as hard as a rock and even the mini ones were too.  Had no one complained that day?  Why were they still open?  I can't believe they were ok with serving this crap.  Their excuse was that they had boiled it that morning..umm..like every other boba joint.  Money back!  Obviously it can't always be like this but this is the first and last time there for me.  2 words: FRESH CUP
__label__0 If I could give a negative star rating I would. I will say that I have had 4 previous experinces with 2 stylists who were great. they were patient with my 3 year old and gave him a great cut. Then today happened. Like the other reviewer stated long wait time, stylist looked at us and walked into the back room. when she finally appeared I wished she had stayed in the back. My 3 yr old sat for the trimmers but started to cry when she got the scissors. I kept looking at his hair and something was off, I finally realized she went over an inch too high with the clippers and it was uneven in the back beyond repair. How do I know this, my parents owned and operated a salon for 20 yrs, I spent many days after school sweeping hair! When I called out her mistaked she claimed it could be blended. Finally another stylist came over and had to give her instructions on how to fix it. That tells me she is an inexperienced stylist. She continued to make it worse, now my son is in full meltdown and if she moved any slower she wouls be stopped. I finally told her to buzz his head. Then she refused to clean up his neck and trim his ears all the while saying it was his fault she did an uneven cut with the clippers. Really we blame 3 yr olds? She continued to argue then stomped into the back room. I packed up my kids, some 20 something mgr appeared and while she was asking what happened stylist 2 chimed in. At this point I an livid and yelling. Long story short they jacked my sons hair to the point it had to be shaved, NEVER once said SORRY and continue to blame it on him. I left without paying. The punch line, I called my husband and told him the story and he asked me what she looked like. I described her and it turns out that 3 weeks earlier she cut my husbands hair and jacked it so bad that when he walked through the door I burst out laughing. It was probably his fault for moving.LOL I will never be back an will tell everyone with an ear to avoid this place like the plague.
__label__1 A bit overpriced but good, not great. This place can be a lot of fun with large frozen drinks. It is a bit dark and loud, even during the day. A big minus, hold on to your hats, they charge $4.95 for chips and salsa!! For $4.95 this salsa better cure the common cold. But if this is your thing worth a stop. Live it up, you are in Las Vegas for cryin' out loud!
__label__1 Pros\nChips and salsa\n2 for 1 yard drink coupons\nLocation\n\nCons\nBad wait service\nFood\nStingy with outside seating (even if you're their only patrons)\nExpensive
__label__0 The service was unorganized and the hostess was rude. We karaoke'd with friends and the DJ playing the music was also rude. We won't be going back.
__label__0 Ever get that feeling the customer is really interfering with the bartenders work?  Yeah me to, this place is a joke.
__label__0 My wife and I were really looking forward to dinner at Senor Frog. The food was quite disappointing. It was overpriced, but as locals we expect that on the Strip. She ordered a burrito, me a chimichanga. Our meals looked great, but as we dug in we both saw it was 95 percent RICE, hardly any meat inside. For $18 apiece, we could of ordered food at Roberto's Taco Shop that is 10 times better. Then we kidded each other about the sides, avocado and rice. More rice. At least the side should of been refried beans so our meals wouldn't be 98% rice. Good place to eat if you're a vegetarian. Than all you have to do is pick out the tiny fragments of meat in the burrito or chimichanga.
__label__1 Save your money. The food is like super overpriced Taco Bell. The table they sat us at was dirty. You can feel the salt grit on it. The next table was a tad cleaner. The waiter was good and the entertainment was great! ( thank you Greg).  The food is dreadful. We ordered the flavorless Tortilla Soup, over dressed BLT wrap, and  fair Chicken Fajitas. The prices on the food was way too much not worth it. The drinks were good, just skip the food.
__label__0 The service was horrible...the restaurant wasn't even busy and the waiter took forever to come and take our order...the drinks were ok and the nachos were good. The tables were not clean though. It was so sticky! \nAt the end the waiter gave us the bill and Gil us gratuity wasn't included and to have a good day...really??? Why would you tell us that? \nDon't plan on going back there
__label__0 If I could rate zero stars I would. Bartender was cordial, not his problem but $18 for a bottled bud light with a free drink coupon changed my entire night. What in the world?? This cannot be Las Vegas,  I must be in Prague. Never and I mean ever going back to this ridiculousness.
__label__0 Me and my girlfriend went here on our date night, since its less than a mile from our place! We got seated pretty fast, but it went downhill from there. Our waiter was nowhere to be seen, and at least 3 employees passed us by without saying a word. We were hungry and thirsty but after 10 minutes of waiting, we decided that they didn't need our business and we left! Very disappointed!! Luckily there is a Garcias right down the street, and we had excellent service as usual.. Don't waste your valuable time on La Fonda's
__label__4 I've been really lucky to discover Jenny - I booked her for my wedding years ago and I've NEVER gone to another stylist ever since! Jenny is absolutely the best at what she does - not only she is a great stylist and colorist, she is also so good Redken pays her to travel and teach others!!! My hair is always healthy as she uses only the top-of-the line product. My haircuts keep getting me compliments everywhere I go. THANK YOU JENNY, you are the BEST!
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__label__0 One of the worst bars with horrible bartenders. Do not go if it is your birthday. There are many other great places Dow town than this place.
__label__3 This place is pretty much amazing. How can you scoff at a bar with bowling, pool, drag queens, and a great vibe? I know I can't. A friend of mine and myself visited D&D a few weeks back on recommendation from a fellow Yelper and let me tell you we weren't disappointed. The queens were there in full force and rocking their fierce outfits and dance moves, and at one point it was like a scene from RuPaul's Drag race and they were \"lip syncing for their lives\" but in this instance no one was getting kicked off the show LOL\n\nThe folks that were there were fun and inviting and really awesome to hang out with. Gay/straight/bi etc everyone is welcome here! We met a few cool people and even were privy to some tasty rainbow birthday cake! The gal who's birthday it happened to be was awesome enough to share the rainbow sugary goodness with everyone! Even on a Monday this place was a good time! I will go back here again!
__label__1 Aaaaaand STRIKE THREE, you're out.\n\nWhy in the hell would you close the entire upstairs level of Neonopolis (including the bar, itself) for a \"lesbian only party\" on the main night of Las Vegas Pride? Whoever is responsible for that moronic decision needs to lose their job.\n\nI'm sorry if I don't feel like standing around in a clutter of ghetto people in a poorly ventilated \"party\" with terrible performers on stage... (This was 11pm, and not a queen to be seen. Just some people doing breakdancing and rap... because apparently that has something to do with gay culture and pride.)\n\nThis place is quickly becoming the place NOT to go. I really, really wanted to like it, and it started out so well, but I don't think I'll be bringing any more out of town guests here, or even bothering to come spend my own money in the future, unless someone is really desperate to go to a drag bar. (Which doesn't happen often, I tell you.)\n\nGood luck, Drink & Drag. I know you're owned by the people who own Krave, which explains your stupid business practices, but there's a reason the locals avoid Krave, and I'm sure they'll start avoiding this location as well if things keep up at this rate.
__label__1 Very disappointed!Heard so much about this place so we were very surprised! Walked in and immediately greeted... Very good service.\nThe place was dead!!! It was after 9 so drinks weren't on special.. But 8 for a corona!? No thanks!
__label__2 This place is pretty secluded. If you don't know the neighborhood you'd probably never find it. Luckily I was on a food tour. Its a small convenient store with beer, wine, and other random goodies like yellow stone ground grits (yes I bought some). It has a deli counter and you can create your own sandwich. The owners are pretty cool people too! Look it up and stop in!
__label__3 I love this neighborhood spot! Great place for a lunch for one or to pick up a bite to go. Fresh ingredients, friendly service, dope music and a killer wine/beer selection. Rad music selection and comfy seating for a small amount of people makes it hard to leave. Eat the Charlie Tuna Melt - it's a fave!
__label__0 Overpriced and food wasn't good! It was a wild place with all the going on with the employees dressing up going around giving free shots etc., but food was bad and pricey!
__label__0 The food was seriously gross AND way overpriced. I am a pretty shitty cook, and I honest to god could have made better tacos. Plus, as we all know, a day of drinking can make somewhat questionable fare (Del Taco) taste like ambrosia of the gods - and yet, 10 beers deep, the food still tasted disgusting. Cold meat/no salsa on the tacos, wilted lettuce & canned corn on the salad, and to top it off a $60 check?? I think not, sir. Spend your money on \"manbuckets\" of Coors Light at the flamingo pool ($48 for 12 beers, hayyyy).
__label__0 Such bland food! The nachos were soggy because they were dripping with refried beans and cheese sauce. Speaking of cheese sauce, why would you have cheese sauce and then melt cheese on top like normal nachos? We added chicken to the nachos, what we received was about a 1/3 of a chicken breast that had no flavor.\nIn addition, the waiter could not understand that we were only there to have a snack and just wanted to share appetizers - so annoying.
__label__0 A 12 oz. of Dos Equis for $8? The only reason we went here was to meet some friends who were staying in the Flamingo. I told the bartender the last time I paid that much for a beer was when I was drinking a craft beer. It was a Ballast Point Sculpin to be exact. Then I asked him why this bar does not offer more selection than Coors, Budweiser, Corona and Dos Equis and he said most people prefer these beers. Really? The only reason they prefer these beers is due to the lack of selection at this place and other places on The Strip. I told him he should offer craft beer to differentiate this place from other places. Apparently he was not open to the suggestion. With that attitude and way of thinking,  I will be shocked if this bar is still around when I return to Vegas. Adios Carlos' n Charlie's.
__label__0 Wow, looks like everyone had the same experience I did.  Over priced bland food, no chips (unless you pay extra I guess), $2 for a tiny thing of guacamole.  Food was cold when it arrived and there were only about four tables - and it was during the afternoon.  Don't go here, it's a waste of money.
__label__2 Stopped in here while walking through the Flamingo.  We took advantage of the 2 for $10 margaritas, but got them to go so we could walk through the garden.  We tried a passion fruit and a mango and have to say that they were delicious. Very real fruit flavors and not too sweet at all. They were not very strong, but were delicious as I observed the birds and koi in the garden.  \n\nAt 2pm on a Friday, the place was empty, maybe due to the fact that the outdoor area was closed for the winter, but I would recommend taking advantage of the drink special and then hitting the sites.
__label__1 This place just gives off a \"Meh\" vibe. On the bright side, it is located inside the Flamingo and you can get relatively inexpensive food and drinks. On the downside, the quality of products and service match the price point, so it isn't much of a bargain. I've been here for both the food and the nightlife, so I'll cover both separately. \n \n Food: Pretty mediocre bar & grille food but at a very reasonable [Vegas] price. I paid (thanks to losing card roulette) for 4 people, including a few drinks and tip, and it was right at $100. I had a grilled chicken sandwich, and I don't remember anyone being overly impressed with their food. \n \n Nightlife: We were passing by just after 1am on a Thursday and they were clearly having a party. Dark flashing lights, club music, and the place looked packed through the small window opening. The promoters out front tried to rope us in for the open bar, which lasted until 3. We wanted to go in and scope out the scene, but somehow the promoter convinced us we didn't need to do that. After a bit of price negotiation, we decided to go in around 1:30. They poured plenty of strong drinks (if you tip well), but they closed the bar at 2:30, not 3am, so we really only got 2-3 drinks for the $15 plus some obnoxious tips to get service. The place wasn't overly crowded, but they had select sections closed off so it seemed much busier than it really was. \n \n I'd like to tell you that I won't be back, but in Vegas if you can get an edible meal and an open bar for $40 per person, you take it.
__label__0 Food was absolutely horrible! Service was mediocre. It all tasted like frozen or out of a can - nothing authentic. Spent about $100 on two adult meals, two kids meals, one beer and one frozen margarita. What a waste of time & money. Don't bother going, even the food court was better.
__label__0 I don't think I've had such a awful experience at any restaurant  in my life. Mind you this happened on my birthday. I go to order some wings to go and while I wait I decide to grab a drink. Well at the end of my drink I notice in the corner of my eye something brown in my drink and to my surprise I find a dead roach in my drink. It was the most disgusting feeling I've ever felt. I wouldn't recommend this place to my worst enemy. I'm to the point I don't even wanna eat at any restaurant  again. Such a awful experience be aware of this place
__label__0 Horrible service!!! Family and I decided to eat Mexican food and chose this establishment to have dinner at.  We wanted to see what was their dinner special and they frowned upon that right away.  They brought us warm tap water and semi cold beer. When they brought us our food they just set it on the table and left without saying if there is anything else we need which we did. They never checked up on us to see if we needed another drink. The food seemed like it was canned food. I specifically asked for no onions and it seems like I said add all the onions u have in the back. No one person that I went with enjoyed the experience let alone the food. This is one establishment we will never go to again!!!
__label__3 After TCC Family Hair Care on 19th and Northern closed for good I was faced with the daunting task of finding another place to get my haircut that is halfway decent and not overly expensive. After prodding around on Yelp.com for a place that has been reviewed (not negatively) and and isn't too expensive, I found Joe's Barber Shop. And I have to say, I am glad I did. \n\nThis place bills itself as a \"European barbershop\", but I am not actually sure what that means so I have no idea if it is an accurate description or not. But clearly Joe and his wife Alla are from somewhere in Eastern Europe and so are the other gals that were working there when I stopped in on a Wednesday morning to get a haircut. The chairs there are big and comfortable and there was a nice TV on and plenty of seating for other folks. It had a welcoming vibe I would say. Much more so than a SuperCuts or other franchise family salons. It was also clean and looked like a business that was well taken care of with good equipment. I was glad to see this.\n\nThe haircut was great. The gal who helped me (can't remember her name) did a really good job and really took her time with me. She gave me a nice razor shave on my neckline and a great cut overall. I was super happy. It was $12.00 + plus tip and I got a nice 30 minute haircut, which was meticulous and one of the best cuts I've had in years. I was almost mad upon leaving when I realized that I wasn't getting nearly the time or the cut at other places I had been to around my neighborhood. \n\nBottom line: \n\nJoe's is great overall. They gave me an exceptional cut at a great price and I left the place thinking \"I am definitely coming back again\". Maybe I will do so earlier than I am used to as I feel like I can get good service and it makes me want to come back sooner to keep my hair looking neat and trim.\n\n...and I don't EVER rush to come out of pocket for anything, so that's saying a lot.
__label__4 A fun place with tasty cocktails and a large variety of locally made whiskeys. They cocktails are reasonably priced and unique. I'll be interested to see what kinds of aged whiskeys they produce in the future. I want to come back and take the tour next time.
__label__4 I wish I could give this place more stars...  \n\nMy wife and I went on the guided tour which was excellent.  It starts off with a cocktail of our choice made with their product. I cannot recall which we chose, but both were great! Not only was the guide funny, but was very informative.  He discussed the basics of how whiskey and other spirits are made, the history of whiskey in the Pittsburgh area and how Mr. Wigle influenced the landscape.  Throughout each step of the process they also provide samples for those of us on the tour to smell and look at which provides an even stronger understanding of how their products are made.\n\nAt the end of the tour you get to sit with others in the group and taste five of their spirits.  The additional chocolate at the end was a great way to finish (it is made with their whiskey!)\n\nThe experience was so enjoyable that when we found ourselves grabbing lunch nearby at Penn Ave Fish Co., we decided to stop in again for a cocktail before lunch.  \n\nThe staff was very friendly and helpful.  They answered all my odd questions, and found one of their distillers to answer those which they could not.  \n\nOverall it was an exceptional experience and one I will hope to experience again.  For the meantime I get to enjoy some of their great whiskey's which are available for sale on the premises.   I recommend getting the flight of experimental aged wheat and rye whiskeys (sp?).  We also enjoyed their old fashioned so much that we bought all the ingredients from them so we can continue to enjoy them!
__label__2 All in all, its just another place to grocery shop. I will admit their bulk stuff is pretty decent and good prices. \n\nI won't go out of my way to drive to 59th and bell for this place but if im in the area, I will stop in to see whats on sale. It definitely has a cheap feel and look to it with lots of the stuff sitting on palates. Plus it brings an interesting crowd, especially at night. A mix between Walmart, Food City and K-MoMo...
__label__1 My last two shopping trips have been unpleasant. Last week I purchased the Wild Sockeye Salmon for dinner. It looked good I thought but when I unwrapped it the fish was unpleasant smelling and felt slimy so I returned it the next day. \n\nToday I saw them loading up the fish counter with Lots Of Sockeye Salmon. This time I thought some of the fish didn't look fresh and the PLACE STUNK AND SMELLED JUST LIKE LEE LEE's.\n\nThen I went to check out and I didn't feel like waiting a half hour as the two lines open had families with multiple carts filled all the way up so I did the self check out and that was fine.\n\nThe wheels on my cart locked two aisles before the yellow line. So I had to drag my cart out from in front of someone's car. Grab my bags and the one bag falls apart on me and my stuff falls to the ground. A guy in the lot told me those carts do get out of sync sometimes.\n\nSo BRING YOUR OWN BAGS!\n\nThe Fish MIGHT be spoiled!\n\nBe Prepared for your cart to suddenly lock it wheels before you get to your car.
__label__3 Happy Hour Monday-Friday 3pm-6pm. Half off pitchers of sangria and mojitos. I am torn between a love-dislike relationship with Firefly. They tend to be inconsistent between the two other locations and that trend runs over to their new one in Anthem. The menu is still the same, the prices are unchanged, but they have down sized the portions. \n\nI came here with three other people and went crazy during their HH. For $14-$15 a pitcher, it is easy to order 6 between three. That's right folks, one must be sober enough to be the DD. Don't drink and drive. More importantly, do not drink Firefly's drinks and drive. They are lethal, yet taste like candy. \n\nOur server, Cole, was awesome. If the drinks were not enough to make this a regular hang out, coming and chilling in Cole's station made it so. He made it clear that if we needed anything to just ask. He has a gauge for how far he can push it and with our drunk group, he saw nothing was off limits. Spunk is welcomed.\n\nThe food was good, but everything is 1/3 smaller than the other locations. Being located in Anthem does allow them to get away with more. All the usual items are on the menu. Their mixed paella is delicious, but their is no crispy bottom to scrap up. \n\nThe view from the patio is gorgeous. If you have a small party, request it for a gander down Eastern and over to the Strip. Sitting in the back area will also allow for a nice view of the Strip. When the sun goes down and the stars come out... It is breathtaking.
__label__2 The ham and cheese croquettes are delicious.  The meatballs were okay.  The artichoke appetizer was okay.  With so many options to choose from, I will go back and try more.  But, I will have the croquettes again.
__label__2 3stars because it is wonderful to have a tapas bar in Las Vegas, but there should be about 10 more bars like this. So we can all do a tapas barhop. \nPortions are perfect- small plates for sampling and can be shared by 4 people as a bite, not a meal. So- thats perfect.\nBut the menu offerings could use some improvement. \nHad their potato something-something and it was a yech! Ordered their bocquerones- and I fell off my chair it was sooooo good! \nFirefly- where are your callos and chorizos? \nGood paellas! Great mushrooms! Super delicious grilled octopus!! Wow...
__label__3 We went to the location in Henderson just before the big Meltdown at the Paradise location.  The place was packed and the food was fine.
__label__2 I'd give Firefly an extra star for the food but took one away for the service, which was mediocre at best. We arrived rather late, and upon seeing that the restaurant was not crowded, expected good service. Instead, we waited for more than 10 minutes to be greeted at our table. I asked 2 busboys about our server and they insisted that he would arrive, but we still waited. My husband and I almost walked out when our server finally arrived. Frankly, the service was very slow. We ordered sangria, which was delicious. For our tapas, we ordered the bacon-wrapped dates (delicious), Diablo shrimp (spicy and terrific), mini filet mignon, lamb chops, and vegetable empanadas. The food was rich and delicious.  I highly recommend everything we ordered, with the exception of the empanadas, which were bland and unexceptional. I'd definitely go back, but don't know if I'd want to deal with the poor service again.
__label__1 I really wanted to love this place. My husband and I have always talked about eating here... One night we decided to give it a shot. Our server was definitely not friendly to start... Passion fruit mojitos were super weak, pretty much ice water ...some of our dishes took 45 mins to the table.... Way longer than it should have, even for tapas. Best thing we ordered were the sliders... Empanadas were good as well. I would seriously advise against the baked cod.. Way over seasoned with chili flakes, perhaps to hide the unfreshness of the fish, yucky. Over all it wasn't worth the $75 spent...and we won't be back.
__label__4 OMG!  My boss took me here for lunch.  You order and pay for your order 1st.  The hamburgers were to die for.  The fries were very good and flavorful.  Fried twinkee is what we got for dessert.  I loved the whole meal and will bring family and friends back for sure.  I will take pictures next time so you can see how much you get for your money.  You will NOT be disapointed.
__label__4 I am a regular at this nail salon for the past few months now and I just realized that I have not yet written a review ! So here it goes... I have tried many salons since I have been in vegas and this one is by far the best! My nails do not lift ! I can go almost three weeks without a fill, and the pedicures are wonderful! Besides the amazing job they do on my nails , there customer service is excellent ! They take care of there customers and they are extremely friendly and personable , hopefully this will be my nail salon for as long as I am here .
__label__0 If I were able to give this company zero stars, I would.  Looks like Speedy Air is not so speedy!  The problem I had appears to be par for the course with this company, after reading the other reviews.  I had an appointment last night to fix the A/C at 5pm.  Well, after waiting until 7:00 pm with no call or show, I called them.  The person that answered, April, could not have been more rude and miserable.  She acted like I was a nuisance for calling to find out the status.  She said she'd call the tech and call me back.  After one more hour, I called to again check the status.  She was again rude to me, saying I had just called only 25 minutes prior (of course, as you know, cell phones have call logs and I know that it was actually OVER an hour).  She said she still had not heard back from the tech and she would call me back.  Well, it is now the next morning and nobody ever called back or showed up to do the repair.  I believe there is no excuse for this type of customer service.  I realize that things happen and appointments can't be kept, but THE LEAST THEY COULD DO IS CALL!!   It was simply amazing to me that as of 11pm last night, there was no call.  Meanwhile, my tenant (this is a rental property of mine) is sitting in a house that is over 90 degrees, and it is supposed to be 117 today!!!!   Ouch!!! \n\nIn summary, I can't believe the horrible customer service I have received from Speedy Air and I am completely dissatisfied.  The only reason I had to deal with them in the first place was because my home warranty company picked them.  \n\nThese guys are the worst!!!
__label__3 Lots of food for the money! They are fast and food good...our favorite it the beef chimi and asada fries! Both are huge! Staff is always friendly.
__label__1 Not bad if you're in Greentree/Noblestown Road area and just want to munch but, this place is definetly in the bottom tier of Asian/Chinese buffets in PGH. area.  A lot of it is very oily and there's a taste that seems to permeate throughout the various dishes. gets a lot of business from greentree office-workers .
__label__1 I was in the area and craving quick Chinese so I figured I'd give it a shot.  \n\nI would rate it ok at best.  I arrived at 7:30ish to a place advertised to be open until 10.  There was one other table in the entire HUGE restaurant.  \n\nMost of the buffet was picked over and you could tell that it had been sitting out for a while.  I asked if they would be refreshed and was told \"we closing soon\"  It was 7:30 and the sign on the door said they were open until 10.  \n\nThe best thing I ate was the sweet and sour chicken.  That isn't saying much considering that an easy and fairly bland dish that is.  But the chicken had a good texture and the breading was right.  They had a lot of dishes that I enjoy, but most were dried out or almost empty.  The coconut shrimp looks like it would have been very tasty, but all that remained in the dish were remnants of sauce and one lonely shrimp.   I tried both the hot and sour and won ton soup.  The wonton soup had good flavor, but the won tons were dried out, again probably because they had been sitting a while.  The hot and sour was not horrible but not great either.\nService was nonexistent.  I had to go to the register area (where the person was playing games on her phone) in order to ask for a refill on my water.  \nNot a great overall experience and the food was meh, but for the price, ($10) you aren't spending that much more then you would have on fast food and had a larger variety.
__label__4 This place really is as good as it gets.  The food is spectacular, the fried rice is amazing and we always get the filet and it truly is melt in your mouth.  Great fun and close to home.  The east valley is lucky to have Osaka here!!  Go check it out
__label__3 Pricey but good. Good pizza and sandwiches.
__label__1 I needed a drink so I came here. Service was ok nothing great. Hell the guy was not even happy to be there. Seemed lost really. Drinks are always high priced at the airport but what can you do. food was just ok not even good. \n\nOver all food was not good and service not at all what it could be. I wont come here again.
__label__2 Might be a tough pizza critic since we're from Chicago.  Dough was very thin and therefore 'wet' when ingredients were added.  It was okay but I wouldn't be anxious to have it again.  \n\nSalad with shredded chicken, feta, tomatoes, and pine nuts was fantastic.  Served super cold with a light vinegar and oil based dressing.
__label__3 I've ordered cakes from them several times, and they are always delicious and feel a lot healthier than your average birthday cake - the icing is not very sweet but really creamy, and the Asian flavored cakes (like green tea, sweet potato) are perhaps not to the average American's palette but they are AMAZING, and the 'normal' fruity flavors are also really good. \n\nOnly one request: PLEASE start using the Square or another payment system like a lot of other local businesses that don't take credit cards otherwise (East End Brewery, Commonplace Coffee, etc.) - the cakes are $$$ and it is a pain to pay that much in cash these days, and there are so many new options for small businesses. I am willing to pay a small extra fee for the convenience!
__label__4 I just love Primark. They offer a wide selection of clothes, shoes and accessories for very low prices. Of course that sometimes effects the quality but I have loads of stuff from there which is still good after years. The location of Primark is usually in the main shopping area of a city, unfortunately except for Austria. The shops are spacious and modern. The biggest problem there are the racks, which often are untidy and this makes it hard to find the right size. But I still think that buying nice and good stuff for so little money is worth the effort. So Primark is always on my list when I go to the UK.
__label__4 I lost my previous hairstylist when she moved out of state and her boutique salon closed.   I tried several salons and I couldn't get anyone to listen to my wishes for color or style.  I tried Salon Kokomo based on a Groupon offer and couldn't have been happier with the whole experience.   The receptionist was very accommodating, my stylist, Whitney, was punctual and very pleasant, but most of all she really listed to what I wanted, offered suggestions and gave me great color and a fabulous haircut.    I really wanted something where I could blow dry but didn't have to.  Whitney suggested modifications to the picture I showed her and gave me the perfect cut.  I definitely will be returning!!!  Thanks Whitney.\n\nKari J
__label__0 Had the chicken pad thai.  The noodles were overdone, the chicken was gross (not sure what other word to use for it), and the sauce was sickeningly sweet.  Wouldn't go back.
__label__3 I was finally able to make it to a Tuesday Blend! Boy, was it PACKED. I got there at about 11:30 pm and the line was already out the door. It took about 30-45 minutes to get the tickets and then you had to wait in ANOTHER line just to get in to the actual place. My boyfriend and friends were already at the front of line, so yes, I was that asshole that pushed passed everyone to get to the top, where a lot of disgruntled people gave me death stares, with good reason. Some people have been waiting in that line for 2 hours! By the time I actually got in, it was about 12:45-1 am.\n\nThere were police officers and security guards everywhere, where checking IDs and marking X's on your hand if you were under 21. After being patted down, I finally made it to the area where the event took place. There were A LOT of people, and the place is pretty small so it was hard to move around. The balcony is the smoking area and they had vape stands and the like all around the place, selling their wares.\n\nI was surprisingly disappointed in the acts that went on for the night. The dancers were great, but its nothing I haven't seen before and the music was not up to par. The DJ music was great, but the live music, not so much. \n\nI left at about 2:45 am, so I'm not sure what time the thing ended, but overall, I had a great time and would definitely go again sometime. But the wait in the line and the music forced me to only give it 4 stars.
__label__4 Nice thrift store with nice vintage clothes.  The clothes are more pricey than, say, goodwill or Salvation Army, but it's well organized and doesn't have the thrift store smell. The sales clerk was extremely nice and very helpful.  The 20 for 10 yelp deal really helped.  Wish they would let you purchase more actually.\n\nA place you should check out if you like thrifting.
__label__4 Amazing tender pork  sandwich and the best homemade pies with real whipped cream. You just can't get food like this anywhere in town. The pies are amazing, allof them!
__label__3 I swooned. And not just because it was a \"hot date\" night. Every detail in design of the menu and space was as perfect as I wish they could be! From the custom-created cocktail made especially based on my general description of what I like about my liquor to the home made mozzarella appetizer to the yellowtail and albacore crudos that had me grasping my breast plate in ecstasy, and the squid ink risotto that literally found space in my dreams... Crudo is the kind of restaurant that makes me love Phoenix's food scene. I don't wistfully pine for San Francisco or Chicago with service as engaged and attentive as our bartender and servers, food as creatively designed and excellently executed as our tasting menu, and decor as exquisite as the interior space. I think a Phoenix foodie's tragedy of life would be to miss this perfect space. As for the date, well, at least the food was fantastic -- CRUDO was worth the dress! ;)
__label__4 We had a wonderful meal at Crudo last week, which was a set menu with cocktail pairings. The decor and the staff were pitch perfect, once we found the place tucked in the back of the shopping center. Ours was a set menu for a special event, which it seems to me they must to on the regular as they had it down pat. \n\nThe first course was an albacore crudo with green apples and black garlic, which was paired with a vodka cocktail with celery juice and lime. I loved the crisp drink against the buttery albacore, and black garlic is a new one for me! \n\nThe second course was my favorite, both food and drink.  Burratta with marinated tomatoes, pimentos and garlic, served inside a mason jar, with grilled french bread on the side. This was served with a cognac cocktail with cardamom, grapefruit and lemon. I love burratta, and there aren't many places in Oklahoma who serve it, so I only get to have it when I'm traveling. \n\nThe third course was beef brisket with pork sugo in a creamy polenta, paired with Buffalo Trace bourbon with Cointreau and orange bitters. I loved the cocktail, and I enjoyed the dish. My only concern with the dish was my brisket seemed to have even more fat than brisket normally has. But there was so much food, and the dish was so rich, I wasn't unhappy at all to simply side those pieces over to the side and not eat them. If that had been my main entree, I might have taken exception to it. \n\nI'd love to come back here and check out the full menu and see it full of beautiful people on a busy Friday or Saturday night.
__label__4 Yes as good as it gets! Fantastico! Fabuloso!
__label__3 Great atmosphere & wonderful service. My only complaint was when ordering a cocktail I expect there to be a little kick. I had 2 drinks & got not even a buzz. The popcorn is good, albacore tuna was phenomenal, prime rib was fun with the presentation. Overall a fun place that I would love to take out of town guests & visit again to try more of the plates.
__label__4 Very flavorable  food. We went with another couple and we basically got 4 starters, 4 dinners & 3 deserts and shared it all. I feel like I got a good sample of a lot of items on the menu at once. Yes it was a lot of food but excellent.
__label__1 I love trying out a new sushi place. I wished it was a bit better for me.\n\nArmed with an Amazon deal I purchased for $20 for $40 worth of food, we arrived for dinner on a Saturday night. Not very busy...\n\nOur server and sushi chef was friendly and helpful. As we looked at the menus handed to us and the monitor they had set up with pictures showing a slideshow of their sushi selections, we asked about their rolls. Our server knew some, yet still turned to ask most of what we asked to the sushi chef. I guess the new menu was new to them, too...?? \n\nWe ordered the Shufflin Roll recommended by our server and the James Special. Both were tasty, yet just had a lot going on. Couple different kinds of sauces, different fishes, sometimes a dish has too many things going on. I saw something called Taco Wasabi on their specials board, so I requested one. It was pretty much tako (octopus) chopped in a small bowl with wasabi mixed in. Do not recommend ordering that.\n\nWhen I presented my phone to use my Amazon deal, another employee came to settle our check so we can pay what's leftover after our voucher. I saw our check (what we would've paid) and saw that it added up to about $32. I'm not saying they were obligated to tell us, but all I was thinking was \"Wouldn't that have been nice that they could've told us we still had $8 to use???\" Or at least tell us what our balance was at. I'm not one to care if we go over a certain amount, especially using a voucher, because I knew we already got a deal. Anyone else understand where I'm coming from?? LOL\n\nI hate giving less than 3 stars, seeing that others did enjoy this place. Maybe I'll try again and write an update...
__label__1 We arrived and were immediately greeted by the overly-polite waitress who seated us immediately. Noticed we were one of 2 patrons, but since it was 3:00 PM, we thought we arrived before the dinner rush.\n\nWaitress gave us the menu and as we looked it over, we couldn't make sense of it. When we asked about certain items, waitress had a hard time finding it on the menu. Unfortunately, she was trying too cater to us to closely, as in body space. When she spoke she inadvertently spit over the wife's shoulder.  Eh.\n\nReviewing the menu became more annoying, especially since they didn't know where to find items on their menu. We fought through it and ordered the all you can eat lunch for the kids. I ordered the sashimi lunch.\n\nLooked around the place and liked the 2 flat screens so sat and watched ESPN a little bit until the food arrived. The sashimi was okay, nothing amazing. The rolls were just okay. Fish was somewhat fresh, on the border of stale. Nothing to write home about.\n\nThe all-you-can eat lunch was $20.95 per person, too pricey for a family of five. We know of other Vegas sushi spots that charge less with better quality food.  They need to work on their menu being more simple with an easier font to read. Maybe put more pictures to cater to the less informed sushi patron. \n\nSince this is a sushi place in the heart of the Vegas suburbs, I don't see them taking business away from the other notable Sushi places near them. I hope they make it, but something tells me they may struggle for sometime.\n\nI'm being kind at 2 stars.
__label__0 We ordered 4AYCE sushi buffets on a Friday evening for 90. I received a coupon in the mail, Buy 3 buffets, get 1 free.\n\n- Wonderful welcome. Nice smiles and quick to order drinks. \n- We got there at 6. As it got towards 630 - 7ish, service fell apart big time.\n- When you enter, it will say SERVER WANTED! What they need are more EFFICIENT SERVERS. \n- Servers can't spell! I had to spell out LASAGNA for her. It literally took 1min. Others also, Jones roll...ect..\n- Our orders NOT going to our table. I saw my hamachi nigiri being handed off to another table. It wasn't just that, it happened on 2 other occasions.\n- We ordered UDON, and our ICE CREAM came first. WTF...no more udon. CANCEL\n- Servers look so CONFUSED. we had ALL THE TIME IN THE WORLD to OBSERVE their every move bc there was NO FOOD on our table. \"UHH, WHAT TABLE? 7! 7! no, 9! HUH?\" LOL. you can see the sushi chef popping a blood vessel. \n- BTW, only one sushi chef! ONE!? WTF. the other guy was probably the sous chef.\n- We had quite a bit of sushi rolls. In general, all I can say that they tasted SOGGY! they DRENCH their sushi in this spicy sauce. it makes it worse..ughh FAIL\n- Salmon skin roll is good. WIN\n- This establishment is going down...that coupon wasn't even worth it. \n- AVOID..
__label__0 Not a good cab company to take to the airport.  Even when booking in advance they will not give any notice if they can not make the requested pickup time.  Calling dispatch after no cab arrived was very unsatisfying, they stated that the pickup time is just an estimate window give or take 20min. and that I should have planned accordingly. What? Thanks for nothing.
__label__0 I am an airline pilot. I have stop overs in phx often. I used to use the taxi service recommended by the hotel i use but the cars were old and dirty. I tried discount cab and was pleased with their newer and cleaner cars. Everything was great. Now all i get is horrible customer service. Takes forever to reach someone in dispatch. I waited 10 minutes before someone finally answered my call.  The dispatch girl barely spoke english. She kept repeating the pickup address with no east or west designation even though I said EAST mcdowell rd.  Sure enough im waiting and waiting and finally the driver calls saying he couldnt find the address. Turns out it was because it was given as WEST mcdowell instead of east. Unbelievable. Guess im looking for another cab company.
__label__3 You gotta be hip to be SQUARE.\n\nWhat a cool idea to have their ice cream in a square instead of round.  This is so helpful in so many ways.....\n\na.  The taste - 5 Star - I personally like Mocha chocolate fudge and Coffee in waffle cone. I usually don't order ice cream but when I do, watch out!  There are so many flavors, I cannot tell you all, but the texture is rich and creamy, the taste is awesome, the quality is like Ben and Jerry compared to a generic brand. \n\nb.  Location - 4 star - Near to St. Thomas More on Wigwam and Pecos. usually no parking issues, but no shaded trees to park under.  Boo Hoo when it is over 100.  you come here to cool off and then you heat back up!\n\nc.  Ambiance - 4 star - The place is a long rectangle, which is great for long lines. However it is not inviting at all for sitting and eating inside. Just a bit \"cold\" or lacking character.\n\nIf you love ice cream and want a treat this  is the place to go!\n\nIF you want an even more unique experience, and want a crepe with your ice cream, drive a few miles south to Crepe Shack and Waffle on Eastern and Horizon Ridge in the KMart Sears area.  This is a great place for Thrifty ice cream in a crepe with fruit.  Totally Yummy.
__label__4 Came to Montreal for a weekend with close friends. As we lingered around Old Montreal debating on which restaurant to go to since there were so many to choose from, we just stopped at Bevo since it had spacious outdoor seating. I am glad we stopped and chose this spot!\n\nThe food here is amazing and I absolutely miss it! The mushroom pizza with black truffle and their white clam pasta was so delicious! Can't find anything comparable to Bevo here in Boston. If you still have room for dessert, I definitely suggest you try the gelato. It was a twist of pistachio, vanilla and chocolate. I'm not a fan of sweets, but this was a great treat to top off the meal! Their Bellini's are yummy as well!\n\nService was great. Our waitress was attentive and really sweet.\n\nI'm definitely coming back whenever I get to come back to Montreal and visit!
__label__2 The pizza was fantastic as well as the calamari.  Our waitress was also very friendly. \n \nThe bartender woman with the black hair was incredibly rude.  She was insulting and sarcastic with every interaction.  It took a very long time for her to acknowledge us, first of all.  Then, when I asked her what kind of ports she had, she responded that if I didn't know what I wanted, she was going to give me the most expensive drink she had.  Later, she grabbed the credit card machine from me and asked how much I was tipping her. I wish we hadn't stayed for after-dinner drinks because it ruined a great night.
__label__0 I bought a voucher for this place from one of the deal sites. They accidentally crossed of my name on their list showing that my voucher was already used when it hadn't been. They then proceed to tell me that their verification method was fool proof (how can it be when nothing is scanned and everything is manually checked off by hand?) Then they tried to prove that the voucher I brought in was a photocopy reproduction (it wasn't, it was printer from a printer). All in all, a terrible experience, tried to make me out to be a thief. Why would I even go through all that trouble and reproduce a very \"real looking\" fake voucher to save $10?!? At the end they realized their mistake. By then I had already 25 mins of my time and my order had already gotten cold. There were no apologies from the restaurant. The food was also very salty and the bubble tea was very chalky. They use powered coffeemate to cream their teas which has a huge taste difference from actual condensed or fresh milk. With all the Chinese food options in that area, I know I will never go back to this place.
__label__4 Poutine poutine poutine...can I get a woohoo for poutine?  I've tried poutine in Vancouver before and I didn't see what the hype was all about but the poutine at this place is AMAZING!\n\nI highly recommend the original.  Damn the beef in it is sooo good that I'd snuggle with it! I tried the sweet potato poutine too which sounds kind of weird, but it was pretty good and wasn't weird at all.  And they open late...hooray for an after drinking snack.
__label__3 I was pleasantly surprised by poutine. They have a nice variety of choices. The House Special poutine was my favorite. The service was good and plenty of room for our party of six.
__label__2 Leurs poutines sont excellentes!\n\nLe fait que tu peux avoir un menu personnalis\u00e9, \u00e7a donne un plus sur ce restaurant.\nL'exp\u00e9rience client et le temps d'attente avant de recevoir ton plat est aussi \u00e0 considerer ( moins de 15 minutes )\n\nJe vous conseille d'aller passer un tour.
__label__2 Peut etre la meilleure place de poutine en ville... Surtout sans ligne d'attente contrairement a la banquise......\n\nFormule o\u00f9 l'on peut choisir ses ingr\u00e9dients tels que les frites \u00e8cras\u00e9es entre autre.
__label__3 Some of the best fish selection I have ever seen....a bit pretentious about making reservations...the 48$ menu is awesome price point for everything you get!!!
__label__2 I went to Kabuto with high expectations and was mostly disappointed. Perhaps my expectations were too high, but I think I still would've been a bit disappointed if I had gone in without expectations, especially since the prices aren't cheap (though not obscene either).\n\nHere's the lowdown:\n\nDecor: Great. Beautifully minimalist with clean lines and nice small details\n\nService: Poor. \nWaitresses were difficult to communicate with and frankly a bit awkward both over the phone and in person. They didn't explain the very simple menu options, mixed up our order, and the timing of the food service was off (friend was almost done with his sashimi before I got my first bite of food). \nAs for our sushi chef, he clearly was an apprentice and served the sushi way too quickly to the point where I felt rushed. He also never made an effort to engage us in conversation or describe what he was serving beyond the name of the fish and where it came from. This was very disappointing as interacting with the chef  is usually a highlight of eating at a sushi bar for me.\n\nFood: Mostly just ok, but the uni/ikura (that's sea urchin and salmon roe to the uninitiated) dish was amazing.  I ordered the nigiri tasting menu and while thought the fish was fresh and well prepared, there was no flow to the meal and most of the pieces were nothing special taste-wise, The toro handroll at the end was very very good despite being quite simple.\n\nOverall: Lots of hype but doesn't deliver. Not bad, just not great.
__label__4 In L.A. I give the nod to Nozawa... But this ain't L.A., this is Vegas, and the taste is beyond compare!  I ate my admission price to Absinthe that night but loved every minute of 2 hours I was there!
__label__4 I went to Kabuto thinking I was \"going out for sushi\". Good Sushi. But it was an \"experience\" instead. I had the opportunity to try things I never had, like monkfish liver... the seafood equivalent to fois gras. I found the chefs to be present and the waitstaff very communicative. Everything I put in my mouth was in the neighborhood of a \"9\", some better, only two things that I thought were less... but they just kept bringing more and it didn't matter. I ordered a sake recommendation from the waitress and loved it. The ambiance of the place captivated me. Soft lighting in a zen-sparse room. As soon as I stepped in the door, I knew this was not going to be an ordinary night out for sushi.
__label__4 If you love sushi, you have to try this place when you come to Vegas. It is by far the best sushi I've had outside of Japan. For my visit, the course consisted of various fish flown in from Japan, Spain, and New England. Everything from the hot food items, the sushi, fresh oyster, and the green tea tiramisu was superb.
__label__0 Warning:  This is NOT a Japanese restaurant, its a KOREAN restaurant pretending to be Japanese.  Went to eat here and quickly discovered this ruse.  The previous owners/staff that you see in the pics are gone, sold out.\n\nWhy is this important - if your going to pay $250 for two people you want the real thing, not pretenders using pretend Japanese and who arenot Sushi chefs.  Japanese chefs are trained for a decade to do their job right.  For example, a trained Japanese chef knows how to talk to you, spending much of his time explaining the fish and making suggestions as to what you would like.  They are good at figuring out the client and catering to them.   THIS is why you pay $250 for two people.  As it stands now, you will not get this treatment here, but you'll still pay $250 for two.
__label__1 What a disappointing experience!  I had the fried chicken with sweet potato waffles.  The chicken was ok but it was a weird pairing with the sweet potato flavoring of the waffles. For sides, I had macaroni and cheese and green beans.   The macaroni and cheese was only ok and the green beans tasted like they were right out of a can.   The biggest let down of the evening was the red velvet cake.   It was pink and tasted like a jello poke cake.
__label__0 Bad experience. We never got our food and they tried to compensate by free cocktail which my husband and I didn't want so we fave them another 20 mins to wait on our order but it never came until we decided to leave. We were seated on time by 7p reservation and had an appetizer and waited til almost 9:30 for our food. Manager came apologize but never corrected the issue. It was so weird and even the waiter apologize got the kitchen forgetting our orders. Worst experience will NOT RECOMMEND AND GO BACK. I heard two of my coworkers had bad experience too and I didn't even mention I went.
__label__4 Great job with great service. Nice atmosphere with good people. Had a good time and was treated great. Definitely coming back. Not just a normal nail spot.
__label__3 We really enjoyed our stay here. Upon check in the staff was courteous enough to give us a complimentary upgrade to a lake view room for my fiances birthday. I really liked our view (see picture). We didn't get a map of the property at first so we didn't know where our room was until we asked the bell hop. You're on the 4th floor at the main lobby so just remember that.. The beds were super comfortable and the bathroom soaps were delightful! There are no microwaves in the rooms, heads up but the food from the restaurant is pretty good. We had the pizza, it was delicious and the breakfast buffet was nice. There's an omelette and waffle station that could get a little backed up but it's worth it they're really good!! The servers were very nice as well. The Dominican Server we had.. Jose, I believe is his name? He always seemed to be around with a warm friendly smile. He served us both at the breakfast restaurant and at the pool area. He def stays busy and does a wonderful job at it all he deserves a raise! Please don't make any phone calls from the hotel it's extremely expensive! Overall we enjoyed relaxing at the pool although, I understand it's not summer or anything but the pool closed around 5pm that bummed us out a lil but we loved the water slide! The resort is lovely and the free kayak rentals were fun! I highly recommend this place if you're trying to stay away from the craziness if the strip and relax but also not be to far away to drive to it too. The area is really nice and the free shuttle gets full fast so book ahead in advance! Thanks westin lake Las Vegas for an amazing mini vacation! And for the complimentary bday champagne!
__label__4 This is definitely one of the best shops on the South LV Blvd.(the Strip). The staff is always friendly and the hospitality is by far the greatest. Know one here ever forgets a customers name. West Cost always has the shop clean and makes sure it always stays that way... I will never refer anyone to any other shop but West Coast Tattoo Parlor. Don't forget to ask for Russell Drake. This dude has an excellent imagination & experience when it comes to new ink and cover-ups.
__label__0 The food was OK and it didn't take too long to receive our food order, there wasn't a lot of people in the restaurant area and that was the highlights of our experience. Everything else from rude, not so friendly hostess, to a ok waitress that took our order, brought our food to us, and Never checked back with us to see how we were doing. All of our drinks needed refills and like I said earlier in this review there wasn't a lot of people in the restaurant area. The waitress seemed to like hanging out in the back talking with her coworkers more then serving her customers. Despite this horrible experience at the particular iHOP location, we still ended up giving her a tip for some reason and her attitude when giving tip was with a lot less gratitude then expected. I do not see going back to this IHOP location nor would I recommend anyone going there unless you lower your expectations down next to nothing.
__label__3 Very nice and grassy park- I wish the seating would get washed down more often or some bleacher type seating was installed- but over all very nice- people usually pick up after their dogs here.
__label__4 Yummy!  I love this place and can't stop thinking about it.  Perfection in both the pastries and savoury foods.  \n\nCroissant and Chocolate Croissant - both very flaky and buttery.  The chocolate had great bittersweet chocolate nestled in the middle.  I think they were the best croissants I have ever eaten.  \n\nChicken Cobb Salad:  Very fresh produce, shredded crisp lettuce, with perfectly poached chicken breast (very tender and moist).\n\nSables:  Yummy buttery cookies that are mild in sweetness and have a sandy texture.  Very addictive and roughly a dollar a piece.  They sell in packs of 10 and a tube of 20.  \n\nFruit salad - consisted of mixed berries, cantaloupe, honeydew and pineapple.  Everything was sweet, fresh and neatly cubed (melons).  I was very content while eating this on the plane and had some jealous onlookers.  \n\nThe sandwiches looked very tasty too, but I was really craving a salad for lunch.  \n\nWarning: Go early or they will sell out!!  I went back at 5 to pick up some dinner for the flight and boo, almost everything was gone.
__label__3 Woah dude, whats with the chocolate fountain. Even in the debaucherous city that is Vegas, that thing stood out as way too sinful.\nDidn't feel like chocolate at 3pm ,so ordered the chicken tomato panini. Not impressed at all, although I did see others enjoying their sweet crepes and the various brioches at display looked nice.\nDoes it really cost the Bellagio so much to stock orange juice to justify pricing a small glass at $6, I don't think so!
__label__3 I never knew this place existed until a friend told me about it! It's located in the Bellagio right next to the themed gardens, really close to the parking garage so it's a short walk away.\n\nJust looking at the bakery made my jaw drop in awe! The chocolate fountain was so crazy looking, and the chocolate itself looked silky and smooth flowing down. All the decorative cakes on display were PERFECT and expensive looking. I was amazed!\n\nThis place gets PACKED and there are so many options for you to choose from I didn't know where to begin.. even though I was yelping through my blackberry, too many items were listed! I ended up choosing a ham and cheese croissant (gotta love em) and an almond brioche, as well as a strawberry rice krispy ball my friend recommended.\nThe H&C was delish! Buttery croissant with baked cheese on the outside, and white cheese and ham on the inside. Quite good!\nThe almond brioche was just okay, again, very buttery.\nStrawberry rice krispy was yummy, the strawberry flavor didn't taste artificial at all!\nSide note: the individual bags the pastries were in soaked through completely.. which means.. extreme oil!\n\nI don't know what I was thinking, but I didn't order a crepe or purchase any of their chocolates :\\ the line for a crepe alone looked long.. but they smelled so good! Next time I'm here, totally going for a crepe even if it's a 30 min wait. I also loved the boxes and bags they packaged everything in.. so cute and chic!
__label__4 WOW!  That is a HUGE fountain.  Of chocolate!!  But no one can eat it .  Probably a good thing, who knows what it would taste like since it has probably been doing that for years. \n\nYummy pastries, and gellato.  Pricey, but you're in the Bellagio!  \n\nThe kids had vanilla gellato and we split a napoleon.   Mmmmm
__label__1 I'm agreeing with Krsna on this one.  I don't get it.  The fountain is a chocolate fountain.  Are people really that impressed that it's in the book of world records?  \n\nThe Bellagio room had no coffee pot so this was close to the elevator bank.  $4 for a cup of coffee??  And it wasn't good either.  Ridiculous.  \n\nThe line set up here is so wonky and stuffed with tourists that don't know what to do and keep staring at that stupid fountain.  Move on and find somewhere else - and I guess take a picture of the world's largest chocolate fountain if you MUST
__label__3 Loved this place.  The gelato (mmm, coconut gelato), the chocolate, the crepes.  My cousin and i frequented this patisserie several times a day.  The only real CON is that this place is always packed.  So the wait time can be long and there are tons of tourists looking at the chocolate fountain....so its kinda chaotic.  But still... a fan.  :)
__label__3 Chocolate Fountain at Jean Philippe Patisserie at Bellagio is a must see when you are in Las Vegas.  It's a modern day Willy Wonka choco wonder.  This incredible chocolate fountain is rumored to be a million dollar worth.  I took a lot of pictures, because the first time I've seen it 5 yrs ago, I never thought  its got a tag of a million dollar, but I am totally awed by this tall, inticate continuous flow of dark and white chocolate, that I'm so tempted to go underneath it, if it is not enclosed in a glass.\n         Lucky they have crepe in front, fresh to order so I decided to try their \"crepe nutella\".  I was not disappointed.  It was nicely presented, softly made and with just the perfect amount of that yummy chocolate/hazelnut spread of ferrero's Nutella.  I usually get my crepe at Paris Hotel across the road, but with a show of chocolate fountain while eating your crepe, I would definitely choose Jean Philippe.  I would definitely try their other stuff next time I'm in Vegas.
__label__4 This place by far had the most heavenly crepes I have ever eaten and they make it right in front of you! I love the chocolate fountain they displayed and this little gem was by far the best at our stay at the Bellagio. 2nd best is their breakfast buffet lol\n\nI also had coconut macaroons and madelines as gifts and the receivers said they were great as well!
__label__1 We decided to stop by for a quick snack after some lounging by the pool. There were 8 of us and I have to say everything we ordered looked much better then it tasted! It wasn't horrible but it wasn't great. I found the food to be mediocore at best.  \n\nThe place it's self is a treat for the eyes but looks aren't everything and Jean Philippe Patisserie proves it!
__label__4 Insane.\n\nAmazing pastries 'nough said.\n\nThe wife and I had no choice but to stop and taste some items upon walking by this little gem and spotting the visually stunning eye/tummy candy.\n\nMy wife and I shared a Sugar Crepe with lemon which we got to see prepared in front of us.  The woman who prepared our crepe clearly had been doing this for a while and it was clear that she took great pride in her work with the skill and joy in which she prepared it.  Not over or under cooked, it was perfect.  Fluffy yet tender crisp edges and the fresh lemon along with the powdered sugar was perfect.\n\nWe also shared a Rose Macaroon and a Key Lime pie.  Both were divine.  \n\nThe Rose Macaroon was actually a raspberry macaroon with rose infused cream and fresh raspberries topped with a sugar coated rose petal.  The freshness of the raspberries worked wonders with the texture of the macaroons outer layers and the hint of rose flavor added another level.\n\nThe Key Lime Pie was stunning as well and topped with a lime green streaked candied top over the whipped cream and almond dough.  Again, perfect flavor and textures working together like in the macaroon.\n\nWe'll definitely be coming back to sample more of what this amazing place has to offer.
__label__4 I had the truffle crepe and carrot cake desserts. They were phenomenal!! The store/shop is tiny but a great grab and go treat! A must try!
__label__4 Beautiful little spot for a fresh delicious crepe and coffee.\nI LOVE the berry crepe and have indulged twice in the last few days. the apple croissant is light flaky and so buttery....everything is stunning.\nThe coffee is strong and rich.\n\nThe creme br\u00fbl\u00e9e is one of the real stars and I will have to work hard at trying of few other beautiful treats.\n\nThe chocolate fountain is fun to look at but this is a place for beautifully prepared elegant French rolls, desserts and light meals.\n\nEveryone has been very friendly and efficient. The line isn't as long as it looks. well worth the visit.
__label__3 I ordered an exotic crepe, filled with creme I think, a rose macaroon, and a caramel coffee (I forget what the exact name was). Everything was exceptional! The crepe was full of flavor and the macaroon was delicate and had the perfect amount of sweetness.\n\nThe presentation is also pretty good. The person who made the crepes made sure she maintained cleanliness and there were  no spills or splatters on the counter top. Good attention to detail!\n\nMy only issue is how cramped the place was....it was tiny and there were a lot of people trying to order and take pictures of the chocolate fountain. I was almost afraid of turning around and knocking something off the shelves. Despite the crowds...the staff works efficiently and the wait time is minimal. \n\nIf you want to order and enjoy your food in a calmer environment, visit the Jean Philippe at  Aria.
__label__4 Amazing everything!!! But be prepared to be charged $4 for that cup of joe!
__label__4 This traditionally is my last stop in Vegas.  I was so FULL from eating eating eating the entire week... but the Gelato was so refreshingly delicious!  I have never had it before because I have always had a hard time choosing that over the delicious looking pastries.  Best Part.. Jean Phillipe Maury was standing in the hall across from the Chocolate Fountain talking with another chef... no one knew it was him :)
__label__2 So who wouldn't love to see the biggest chocolate fountain in the world? It's Vegas so it is only appropriate for everything to be gaudy and that is exactly what Jean Philippe did. \n\nEverything tasted just wonderful and all the desserts are made with great care and attention to detail. My only problem was that there is not seating and the wait staff move at an extreme glacial pace. There is one side for coffee and crepes and there is another side just for desserts. It's never marked which side is which so I had no idea where to go. The worst part is I wanted both a dessert and a crepe and both the lines were long and slow! What on earth was I supposed to do? When I finally got to the front of the line I asked the man if there was any way that I could put in an order for a crepe even though I was on the dessert side and instead of saying \"let me see what I can do\" he huffed and puffed and told me what a trouble it was going to be for him and I should just wait in both lines next time. HOW RUDE! That single moment pretty much ruined my entire experience. Then 20 min later I finally get my food and I have to find a bench somewhere just to eat my now soggy crepe.
__label__3 \"Feast. Taste. Enjoy the moment.\"\n\nJean Philippe Patisserie is a feast for the eyes --chocolate fountains, chocolate shoes, chocolate dragons...pastries and desserts in an abundance of hue and textures. Soak it all in. For a moment, nothing else in life really matters aside from deciding what will one have as a treat.\n\nOn this my 3rd trip, I decided on a white mocha and paired it with a raspberry tart. With the first bite, time paused --delight took over, the palette, the senses, and the experience. From the perfectness of the raspberry, to the balanced richness of the custard, to the buttery goodness of the cookie base, it was many moments in time until the last crumb was eaten that will be a joy forever.\n\nYes the space at this location with tables and chair stools are minimal and I would suggest taking the goodies in one of many comfy hotel seating close by the area windows but even the location with patrons milling around ordering their goodies did not in the least take away from the delight of the food. \n\nSo go, choose your heaven and enjoy it in your earthly corner now.
__label__1 The manager was excellent however her staff on the chicolate side were very disorganized.  I really wanted to try the chocolate but a 20 minute wait while there only 3 people ahead of me was too much.  I finally left because the line really was not moving.  In addition there was a lady who bumped into me and did not say excuse me and would constantly make sour faces while serving others.  She really soured my sweet tooth.
__label__3 This shop, located in the Bellagio, is smaller then its counterpart located in Aria's.\nThe chocolate fountain is amazing to look at and take pictures of.\n\nThe line is confusing and there are people everyone in this very small shop with very limited seating inside.\n\nI was so excited to be ordering individual desserts for my friend's birthday that I failed to listen to the girl that was describing what I was pointing to. My taste buds heard \"Raspberry Macaroon\" and the girl actually said \"Raspberry Macaroon with ROSE OIL\".\n\nNeedless to say I did not like the mini that I purchased for myself but my friend's all enjoyed, with great enthusiasm their desserts.
__label__2 As an incorrigible sugar addict, you'd think I'd automatically give this patisserie five stars, but I found their goodies looked better than they tasted. I find it difficult to forgive & forget when a dedicated dessert spot disappoints me, so I won't be giving Jean Phillipe another chance. \n\n- hot chocolate: dark chocolate flavor was overpowering. Not smooth & creamy, more like melted dark chocolate. Too much of a good thing. \n- chocolate croissant: Not enough chocolate. I've had better from no-name bakeries.\n- chocolate-dipped rice Krispy treats: though the shiny, sexy chocolate glistened beautifully, the flavor was dull & chalky. \n\nEverything was so, so average. I expected more from a place where chocolate fountains flow freely.
__label__3 I found Liberty barber shop after my regular barber just couldn't be counted on to be there when his shop opened any more. First noticed the modern sports themed atmosphere. Relatively friendly staff. Even though there was about 8 or 9 people waiting, I only waited about 20-25 minutes. The girl who cut my hair, took her time and I can tell she paid attention to detail. I've only been there once, but I'm going back again today and I'll see if there's any changes. $16.00 + tip for a standard cut. They'll put the hot moist towel on your face and use one of those vibrating massaging machines. I have to admit, seemed a bit strange at first, but damn, it felt good.
__label__0 Slooww service! 2 barbers there at the time. Instead of them hustling to get the people out they take their sweet time. For every 3 haircuts the guy did the lady did one. And all she did was talk and shave over the same spot 30000 times. And once the guy finished he left and said brb. Leaving one barber and like 8 people waiting. For the time I was there I saw like 5 people sign in and leave. \n\nI won't returning here!
__label__0 I love Francescas style but had a horrible experience in the store today. I ordered a bunch of clothes online and all of it was way too big. When trying to return clothes at the store... they tried to con me into storw credit. Stating the policy was 2 weeks to return. I had to go online and read the policy... horrible customer aervice. But I got my money back
__label__0 Let me begin this review by saying the 1 star basically goes to management for handling the situation myself and my niece were in a few nights ago when we dined here before going to see a movie. I had never eaten here before, and I did indeed check the reviews before entering this place, but I threw caution to the wind because they had less of a wait time than Yard House. Oh boy, that's where I went wrong.\n\nThe hostesses were pleasant, and the wait really was not that bad. But then we were sat in this strange booth that was completely separate from the dining room and it was on the side of the bar, but not a part of the bar either because there was a railing between us and the bar. \n\nI'm not going to completely document our experience, but I am going to highlight a few of the more deplorable offenses. The waiter sniffed my drink to make sure it was Dr. Pepper. WTF moment number 1. We ordered pretty simple dishes because we were indeed going to see a movie. My niece ordered a BLT with the Doritos Mac & Cheese side dish. I ordered half a house salad and the Loaded Baked Potatoes with the Pulled Pork. We then proceeded to wait for 45 minutes before our waiter arrived at our table to tell us there was a big party taking up the kitchen and our meals would be out \"very soon\". So, we missed our movie. Luckily there was another showing an hour later.\n\nNext, we waited again for our food. During this time the manager came up to us and apologized, comped our meal, and gave us a free dessert.\n\nThe meal finally arrived. They brought the incorrect sandwich to my niece. She ordered a BLT and it was a turkey club. She had to wipe all the turkey off of it. The salad was a poor excuse for a salad with tiny witherlings of shaved carrots. The loaded baked potatoes were okay, but the drizzling sauces they put all over it were not my thing. The Doritos Mac & Cheese was seriously one of the worst things I've eaten in my entire life. My niece and I both agreed would wretch right there at the table if we had another bite.\n\nWe then awaited our cookie (minus the ice cream) so we could take it to go. We waited, and waited, and waited. Our server arrived to inform us it was still being cooked (we already about to be late to the SECOND MOVIE SHOWING). I decided to leave, so we walked out the door. Our waiter (running) met us at the door of the movie theater to give us our absolutely cold and disgusting cookie.\n\nSad excuse for a place. It will not last.
__label__1 Hmm.  Don't know anything about Peruvian food but it was just okay.  Had fried yucca, which was pretty good, also a slow cooked beef called Seco, and a shrimp dish.  We'll give it a second try but it was a little disappointing.  The place bills itself as Peruvian-Chinese but there were only a few items that were actually fusion dishes and the one I tried, a fried rice, was passable but nothing special.
__label__2 Tried to come here 4 times. On the 4th time (Sunday evening), we snagged a seat at the labyrinth style bar. They don't have many cocktail options and for a place that has whisky bottles hanging from the ceiling, you'd think they would have more than 2 whiskeys (Yamazaki & Nikka). Also, for a half jigger of whiskey (\"glass\") will run you 11 or 13 dollars depending on which kind you choose. We just headed down to Else's and got much better whiskeys for much cheaper. The waitress was also a bit pretentious and couldn't really speak English *and* asked me to take my purse off the table even though the bar was nearly empty (~6 other people inside)
__label__4 Very cool little bar, it has that old feel to it, like an old school speak easy.  The entrance is just a red door, so you have to know where your going and the interior is a mix or run down cement wall with cement re-bar sticking out of the wall as a coat rack mixed with elegant decor, lighting and a very interesting seating arrangement.\n\nYou want to come here for the atmosphere and the experience, I had a few Sake's to tie in the whole experience, and will definitely make this a stop in future outings.\n\nPS don't confuse this place with \"Big in Japan\" which is a restaurant.. totally different place, but same owner from what I understand.
__label__0 give him a good review he will give you money off the cleaning! Great deal !!!
__label__4 I am very happy with the service.  My carpets were extremely dirty and Rick did a great job of getting them clean.  I live in a rental, or I would have ripped the carpets out!  Great service and a great price.
__label__3 We had them out to clean our carpets this past week and they did a great job. The carpeting hadnt been cleaned in about 1 1/2 yrs. so it was nice to have them turn out like new again. They were courteous,showed up on time and did the job in a reasonably fast amount of time. I am going to have them back to clean my grout too.I would recommend Carpet Monkeys to my friends.
__label__4 A friend referred me to Carpet Monkeys. I checked out the reviews on yelp.com. Read a lot of great reviews. So I gave them a try.  Excellent work! I was extremely satisfied with their service. Rick and his partner were very professional! Arrived on-time and stayed true to the price I was quoted over the phone. There was NO upsell BS. My carpets look good as new! Satisfied customer! Well definitely use them again in the future!
__label__4 My dogs - normally wonderfully behaved, absolute sweethearts - have a tendency to channel their inner stupid and forget how to use a doggy door the second a drop of rain hits the ground. As you may imagine, the rainy season here in Las Vegas makes for many frustrated moments at our house! \n\nDante came out today and did an absolutely wonderful job on our loft and stairs. The house carpet smells fresh and clean and looks brand new. He even came early and freed up two hours of my afternoon! I will definitely use them again. Thanks for the spectacular service!!
__label__3 After making clubbing a higher priority then dinner, I came here way past 11pm. Fortunately this place stayed open until midnight. I made a quick trek across the bridge on Sands blvd from the Wynn and to the Palazzo to get my munchies on.  The decor at this place is definitely stylish. You can't beat the bull infront of the restaurant. It definitely keeps up with the 5 star Palazzo appeal.  Not to mention theres a Lamborghini store right next to the restaurant. All the cars were covered up, and the area was closed off. I guess you have to pay to see or take pictures of those sweet rides.\n\nI ordered a Salmon pizza which came with cream cheese, olives and onions. This was the first time I ever had fish on my pizza, but it tasted wonderful. It wasn't a deep dish, but more of a light and thin cracker style crushed. The food was delicious and I was even more delightful to see the bill at $22. This is not bad for a place where I got a strip view and a free pirate show at the TI across from this place.\n\nDefinitely ask for the outdoor seating when you visit the Dal Toro! \nHere is a clip of the view we had from our table: \n\nhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8oMWFqnrQQg
__label__1 Not terrible but nowhere worth the price.\n\nWent there with some friends. Our server was borderline creepy--- when we asked for more time to view the menu he sarcastically asked if we'd be ready by tomorrow. uhhh, k?\n\nThe food was alright. I split 3 dishes with 3 friends. Eggplant parmesan from the appetizer menu, Caprese, and the formaggio raviolis (I forgot whatever fancy name they slapped on them). The eggplant parm was boring and very greasy... I've had better from coffee shops. The raviolis were good, but lacked any stuffing. They were seriously flat. The sauce that accompanied them was a little thick I thought, but tasted fine. Best part of the meal was the Caprese. Very fresh and presented nicely. Only thing worth the money that we tried. \n\nAlso after eating there we asked if we could see the collection of cars they have next to the restaurant, as it is one of the \"draws\" of this place. Nope, cover charge. Forget that.\n\nIn short, skip this place. Overpriced tourist trap.
__label__0 The car showroom is a waste of time and money.  Complete rip off and the owner is a jerk.  Do not go here!
__label__3 Typical Vegas, went expecting nothing, got an incredible steak, seamless service and a good time.
__label__0 ***It's a really long review, I hope it doesn't deter you from reading it***\n\n\nI really wish yelp gave the option of  giving 1/2 stars. . .  \n\nAnd so with that opening sentence, here is my review:\n\nA group of friends and I went to Dal Toro out of sheer desperation. It was a Saturday night and well, being Vegas, all the good restaurants were already booked. Now, I know that we could have gone to any restaurant but we were starving and that was the only place we could get. The restaurant is at The Palazzo and located in the lowest level of the hotel. It was actually really hard to find and feared that because we were late, our reservation had been canceled. No such thing. Upon finally arriving, we checked in with the hostess. While we waited to be seated, a bride and groom (it is Vegas after all) went up to the hostess and asked if they could accommodate a party of 23. They said they were willing to wait since it was a walk-in. The manager comes out and says that it will take about 15 minutes. Now, THAT should have been my first clue. Sadly, I thought nothing of it.\n\nThe hostess tells us that our table is ready, so we go in. Looking around, I didn't see that many people but again, didn't think twice about it. \n\nOur waiter comes to greet us and take our drink order. A few of us decide to get a bottle of wine while another one asked for a virgin daiquiri. The waiter tells her that they don't make frozen drinks there. So, she gets a Shirley Temple. Now, the wine selection was not that impressive and to be quite honest, they prices were a bit high.  \n\nWe get our drinks and now it's time to order.  2 get the Tuna Tartare, another on gets the Salad di Campo (which is just greens with yellow red pear tomatoes with lemon olive oil) and I get the Caesar salad. while waiting for the appetizers, we munched on the bread and this delicious pesto-type dip. The appetizers are here, yay! What a big let down. \n\nLet's start with the Tuna Tartare: the description said it was a spicy fresh tuna with a balsamic reduction and micro arugula. It was neither spicy nor fresh. The balsamic reduction was a drizzle on the plate, not even on the tuna. Oh and the micro arugula consisted of a sprinkle of little teeny-tiny leaves, so that was true to the description.\n\nThe salads were basic, nothing special about them.\n\nOur waiter comes and asks how our food is. We tell him that the tuna does not taste fresh and it's pretty much a disgusting dish. He asks if we want the kitchen to make a new. Hmm, let me see. . . that would be a no! We asked for something completely different and off he went. The new appetizers were Crab Cakes and a Caprese salad. The salad was good, the crab cakes were not. We didn't say anything else because we feared that our food would get spit on.\n\nThe entrees come and we all look at each other not know what to expect and hoping to be pleasantly surprised. Sadly, that was not the case. We ordered the following: Veal Milanese, Prosciutto Pizza, Pasta with chicken and NY steak with a peppercorn brandy cream sauce.\n*sigh*\n\nThe veal was crusted with  panko bread crumbs but it was so dry, cutting it was next to impossible.  Presentation wise, the pasta was a big mess but it was edible. The pizza was nice and crispy with a generous amount of prosciutto and an even more generous amount of arugula. Upon first impression, the steak looked good. However, when trying to cut it, it disappointed. I say \"trying\" because it was so tough, I had to struggle with it. It was then that I realized I was using a butter knife so I asked for a steak knife. I thought that would solve the cutting issue but again, that was not the case. I could not cut a piece for the life of me. I was arm wrestling it, no joke. The manager happened to stop by as I am doing that and asks how our food was. (I assume he heard about the tuna tartare) I tell him my steak is so tough I can't even cut it with the steak knife. So he asks if he can try to cut me a piece. Even HE struggled with it but played it off like I wasn't cutting it right. He then has the nerve to ask me what was wrong with. Really? He suggest maybe cooking it a little bit more (it was med-rare) and I tell him that that's not the problem. The problem was the big tendon-nerve running through the whole meat. I tell him that I don't want it and do not want anything else in its place. Boy was he mad! He took it and said nothing.\n\nNot once, did he apologize or even PRETEND to feel bad for our experience. Quite frankly, we felt that we were the inconvenience and not the other way around. To be honest, we felt a bit disrespected for having spoken up. With so many restaurants and so many choices, one would think that they would go out of their way to make our dining experience a pleasant one. Our waiter never came back, that's how bad it was.\n\nI hope that although a bit long, my review helps you in deciding whether to patronize this restaurant.
__label__2 I went to Dal Toro for lunch while attending a conference at the Venetian.  They had $15 lunch specials, so I ordered a grilled chicken salad off of there (not really a special, but I was trying to keep it healthy while away from home).  \n\nThey gave me some bread to start and a pesto with anchovies which was pretty good.  The salad itself was okay- nothing special.  I also ordered an iced tea which was 4.50- but that seems to be common in LV.  \n\nThe best part was being able to sit on the patio and look out on the strip.  The fountains were nice and relaxing to look at as well.  This was an okay lunch spot that served its purpose, but I'm sure there are much better ones on the strip that I've yet to try.
__label__1 Reservation requests not accommodated even though I was \"the only person with a reservation.\" Mussels did not taste fresh. Waiter was inattentive. Food was definitely not worth the full price. Only rated two stars because my fianc\u00e9es salmon was fairly well cooked and my pasta was perfect al dente. But I can do that at home. No reason to come back and pay $30 each for that...
__label__1 This place was not worth the price. The only reason it gets two stars is because the food was decent and the patio area is nice. They also have a groupon which is a plus. We went on a Saturday night at 9pm. We walked in the door and there was no hostess to greet us. We stood around until we finally got someone's attention. \n\nOnce we were seated we got our water glasses filled quickly but did not see a server for 15 minutes for even a drink order. I found this to be odd as the place was not busy at all. Once the server finally came over we ordered drinks and an appetizer. The calamari. The appetizer came out before 2 beers and 2 glasses of wine. The calamari was fried but very soggy. When served the appetizer, we ordered entrees. We were forced to order something every time the server came over, being  that we barely saw the guy. We all ate and we were satisfied with our food. \n\nWe paid the bill and I left a tip based on the service I received. We left the restaurant and the server ran after me (outside of the restaurant) and asked me to leave him a bigger tip. I was appalled. Don't go here. Not even worth the groupon. Service sucks.
__label__1 Checking out hot new businesses on Yelp and I was thrilled to find this place as it happens to be very close to my home. Read the stellar reviews and was happy to give it a try. So I really (really) hate to be the one give it a less than stellar review...\n\nStopped in this morning for donuts and coffee. They advertise cappuccino so I was really disappointed to see one of those automatic machines you see in a gas station. Cappuccino was no good obviously.\n\nSpeaking of cappuccino, the lady serving me didn't understand that cappuccino is not a flavor. I ordered a hazelnut cappuccino (which I threw away after one sip), and the lady brought out 2 drinks. I said I only wanted the hazelnut and she said I ordered the hazelnut and cappuccino. NO. Cappuccino is not a flavor! Anyway, the miscommunication was a little annoying.\n\nAs for the donuts, pretty great. I ordered 1/2 dozen - glazed, sugar, toasted coconut, original, and 2 pink sprinkled (for the kids).\n\nThe toasted coconut was PHENOMENAL! I will return just for that donut. The original was hard and stale, and the others were good but not mind blowing. I've had better at Bosa consistently.\n\nCustomer service was icy. The cappuccino thing aside, the lady was not friendly or helpful. I was not greeted, she didn't say thanks or have a nice day. Nothing. And seemed annoyed that it was taking me awhile to decide which donuts I wanted (it was my 1st time there!)\n\nAnyway, I'll probably return if I have a craving for that toasted coconut donut, but I'll probably drop my 79 cents on the counter (no tip) and get out. Given the great reviews, I was pretty disappointed with my experience today. Hopefully it was just a fluke.
__label__1 Food was not very good.  Used to be better.  Chicken burrito had good pcs. of chicken in it and nothing else. The red sauce on top tasted like ketchup!  I had to get it off, NG! \nThe Beef in the taco, yuk.   Chips and salsa were good.  Fresh cilantro was good at helping out the food and rice a little.    \nWon't go back.
__label__2 I usually do not eat a lot of Mexican food.  I went to Cabo's for a Meetup.  The food was actually quite good.  I had the chicken pollo .......  I may return some time in the future for lunch.
__label__4 Very good!  I had the Carne asada fries, and Carne asada taco,  and my daughter had a cheese quesadilla.  Muy delicioso!  Roberto's is officially my go to Mexican food spot.  Service was fast, food was good, and it's open 24 hours.  Doesn't get better than that!
__label__0 Save yourself from coming here. They never return your calls. Keep you waiting got test results and it's like pulling teeth trying to get a refill. They don't even call you when your results come back. I've been waiting close to a month for a prior auth. I used to love this place.. Too big of a company .. I'll look for a new, more organized gyn.
__label__0 I rarely feel so compelled as to write a review, especially one with a rating as extreme as one star, but in this case I feel a responsibility to do so.\n\nI was extremely disappointed by my visit to the Smoke Ranch Women's Specialty Care, in particular, the source of my frustration and discontent was with my experience with Dr. Deborah Hughes. \n\nFirstly, I feel it necessary to say that this review has nothing to do with the office staff. I have been going to this office for nearly 3 years, and I have never had a problem with them--they are courteous and professional. Before, I went to a different doctor at this location, with whom I was generally satisfied, but she moved out of state--so, I recently saw Dr. Hughes.\n\nMy main concern is that Dr. Hughes made NO effort to understand me or my concerns. I was a new patient for her, yet she was in and out of the exam room in less than 6 minutes. I ultimately left feeling upset and confused, when I should have felt reassured and and cared for. Overall, her questions were short and to the point, but there was much more information she could have gleaned--there was clearly no interest in me as a patient or as a human being.\n\nThere is a very important word in the Healthcare profession: CARE. I did not feel cared for at all by this physician. Furthermore, being in my mid-thirties, and at what I thought was an annual exam (she instead needlessly charged me as much as she could), I wanted to ask her about being mature and becoming pregnant for the first time. I wanted to learn about her as a physician, and specifically about her as an obstetrician--it was clear that Dr. Hughes had no time for or interest in such conversations. \n\nAlso very frustrating: this visit felt like a complete waste of my time and money. I went for an annual exam and simply mentioned that I have been having abdominal pain and wanted to ask about it. As a result, I was told I would have to come back for another appointment. --This is egregious. The whole point of preventative care is so that patients can ask about problems, BEFORE they are problems. What was done in that exam room should have been a part of a routine exam anyway. This makes me feel even more like I was not cared for as a human patient, but seen as a medical issue and dollar signs. I find this disrespectful of my time, as I have to leave work for appointments, and money, since my deductible for the visit was over $200 for all of under 6 minutes of contact with a doctor. \n\nAs a result, I am leaving Women's Specialty Care. I write this review not only so that Dr. Hughes will improve her practice, but so that physicians in general may recognize that patients deserve humanity and respect. In return, they will be rewarded with our business and our loyalty. When care and respect are absent, soon so will patients.
__label__0 Called in our order, went to pick it up and presented a 20% off coupon I received in the mail.  A male employee started speaking to the cashier in Spanish about the coupon for quite a while.  She very meekly pointed out to me a letter they had printed up and put on the register that the coupon was dine in only, however, the coupon didn't state that on it.  So, obviously they were losing money on the deal (the place was totally empty at dinner time), and decided to change their policy AFTER the coupon was sent out.  I was also offended that the cashier and this other person were speaking about me and my transaction in Spanish in an attempt to hide what they were saying, not sure what the big deal even was, just tell me the coupon is dine in only and leave it at that.  And, after all that, the food was very mediocre, not worth the price.  My daughter wouldn't even eat her food.  We won't be back and I'll make sure to spread the word!
__label__3 We came expecting a slightly more formal restaurant, but this casual set up worked for us too. They have a bar area that had more patrons at it then were sitting at the tables for food. \n\nThey did not have to twist our arm to get us to try their margarita drink special. The margaritas were pretty average but they were cheap so that is a win in my book!  The drinks worked well with the basket of chips and 3 salsas which were delivered to the table. One of the salsas was ridiculously mild, but the green and hotter red (habanero) were tasty. Our server did a great job keeping us topped off with the two salsas that we liked. \n\nWe ordered the lobster enchiladas and the parilladas. The lobster enchilada was not overflowing with lobster but there was enough there to let it be known that it was  present. This was my first time having parilladas, which is essentially a mixed meat fajita with pan fries thrown in for good measure. Not a huge fan of the potato addition so I will opt for straight up fajitas in the future. \n\nDefinitely a great choice for good food in an elevated fast food setting.
__label__4 Great food. Reasonable prices. Very friendly. We were looking for a relatively quick lunch place and this hit the spot perfectly. We would definitely come back.
__label__3 really good mexican food at a decent price.\nreminds me of senior taco... gotta love the horchata fountain and chilaquiles
__label__2 I'd love to say I'm crazy about Diablos BBQ. You're like a very hot babe. You got all the right moves, the curves in the right places, yer dressed all nice, yer hair is silky smooth, you got long legs that just won't quit and endowments that make men dream, but we just can't date, it wouldn't feel right, we just don't mesh.\n\nNow for the review\n\nT H E   G O O D \nThe d\u00e9cor is awesome; it feels like a barn square dance without the dancing. The music is like the soundtrack to a good action flick. The rock-a-Billy staff offers great service with a smile without being formal. The menu is far from clich\u00e9. You'll find items here found nowhere else in Montreal. The drinks... lots and lots of singular drinks, making this one hell of an interesting bar... seriously I could spent my pay on drinks there. Plus I love drinking out of a mason jar. I know I have no class.\n\nT H E   B A D\nOr \"T h e   n o t   s o   g o o d\". Normally I reserve my good-bad-ugly review for disaster restaurant experiences. This wasn't a disaster but it was a very divisive experience. They have some very UNIQUE menu items, one of which is the Louis Cypher - the Angel Heart reference alone made sure I was getting this - is a homemade CORNDOG - been waiting for this for years - made of sausage with cheese dredged with a thick tasty batter. How is this bad you ask? Deep fried battered sausage, that's the dream man. Unfortunately, there was so much batter on the sucker that the batter wasn't cooked through and the sausage at best was bordering on cold. I was utterly disappointed since my anticipation was sky-high. There was also cornbread, dry and crumbly, still tasty, but no punch to it.\n\n\nT H E   U G L Y\nDiablos BBQ offers the ultimate southern steak, the Chicken Fried Steak. It's like fried chicken but with a slab of cow. It's battered and dredged and deep fried as is it were chicken and slathered with a peppered white sauce (aka b\u00e9chamel) and comes from the German settlers who transformed their Wiener Schnitzel to adapt to what was available in cattle country. It's so awesome it's even served for breakfast with eggs down south. Mind-blowing stuff - which I make a pretty good version of at home. Unfortunately the batter seemed to be made of pepper only and I couldn't take more than my first bite. Fortunately the manager agreed with me and there was discussion of the prep cook and a wood chipper, but I digress. Of course I couldn't get the fried chicken, same dredge. \n\nT H E   V E R D I C T\nAgain I want to love this place and there so many things to love. The staff, the bar, the menu, the presentation, the atmosphere, those French fries are in a whole world of awesome by themselves. The slaw is made to order because the creamy dressing hasn't softened the crunchy cabbage. The ribs I had as a replacement for the chicken friend stake were pretty damn good - though they got nothin' on Blackstrap BBQ. Oh and yeah, Whoopie Pies. \n\n\nI'll also add that the service far exceeded my expectations for this type of place. The manager was very open minded and took note of my criticism and offered to on-the-house my next chicken fried steak. True pros all the way. Can't say that enough.\n\nTo be re-reviewed in the future. I ain't giving up on it yet.
__label__2 Apr\u00e8s avoir \u00e9tudi\u00e9 de pr\u00e8s la trentaine de burgers qui seraient \u00e0 l'affiche pour Burger Week MTL, mon premier choix s'est arr\u00eat\u00e9 sur Diablos Smokehouse, nouveau spot qui avait ouvert ses portes quelques mois auparavant. Diablos offrait ''Le Sixi\u00e8me P\u00e9ch\u00e9 Capital'' (15$), compos\u00e9 d'un p\u00e2t\u00e9 de b\u0153uf AAA, fromage provolone, bacon et ketchup fum\u00e9s. Le TOUT \u00e9tait par la suite... frit (!). Y'en fallait pas plus pour convaincre mon Bro et moi.\n\nCette b\u00eate est accompagn\u00e9e d'un \u00e0-c\u00f4t\u00e9 de votre choix. Les pommes de terre pill\u00e9es \u00e9taient vraiment bonnes, \u00e0 l'inverse du mix de frites  r\u00e9guli\u00e8res et de patate douce. Mais bon, on n'\u00e9tait pas l\u00e0 pour \u00e7a.\n\n Avant d'attaquer le burger, il a fallu le couper en deux pour une meilleure appr\u00e9ciation, tant gustative que visuelle. D\u00e8s la premi\u00e8re bouch\u00e9e, je savais d\u00e9j\u00e0 \u00e0 qui allait mon vote. Chacune de ces bouch\u00e9es se r\u00e9sumait en une explosion de gras et de saveur dans la bouche et on n'a m\u00eame pas mal \u00e0 l'estomac par la suite, comme avec le Foie gras ou Mac n cheese.\n\nAvec le mix de fromage fondant, sauce, friture et pain, le tout go\u00fbtait comme un m\u00e9lange de lasagne et pizza...dans un burger.\n\nBref, si vous n'\u00eates toujours pas convaincu avec les photos, je vous sugg\u00e8re d'aller faire un tour au Diablos pour l'essayer, il est toujours sur le menu !
__label__1 Ca me peine de mettre 2 etoiles, mais c'est la triste realite! Ce n'etait pas mon premier choix car il y avait beaucoup d'avis negatifs, mais j'aime essayer et juger par moi meme. \n\nService et ambiance; 4 etoiles, serveuse sympatique et beau decors, mais on a du damander de l'eau et redemander quelques trucs! C'etait quand meme pas trop long! \n\nNourriture: rapport qualite/prix: 1 etoile! Les mots qui me viennent sont; mauvais, vieux, insignifiant, pas de saveur ! \n\nJ'ai pris le poulet frit, papates a l'ail et pain au mais: premierement la cuisson et le croustillant du poulet etait parfaite. Par contre, le poulet comme la panure avaient pas de gout, meme pas du sel et poivre ? Ca goutait le poulet nature jamais marin\u00e9 ! Mes patates manquaient d'ail, sel et poivre. Et que dire de mon pain de mais, sec, vieux!  Pour un repas plus breuvage sans alcool: 25$ tout inclus :-( \n\nJ'ai aussi gout\u00e9 aux cotes levee de mon ami, on aurait dit du carton, j'ai eu de la misere a avaler! \n\nPour moi c'est non non non, faites moi confiance, manger du mcdo a la place!
__label__3 Back up the ladder and a nod to the free Big BBQ sandwich ($6 value) offer available through the email club. Went back to pretty much what this place is known for I think - the brisket. You can get it served two ways and I chose chopped this time. Served plain with a few pickles on a white bun, the meat was pretty much perfect, no fat, nothing. The sauces contain alot of artificial ingredients, lately an issue for me, and all three sauces kind of taste similar. You only need a dab if you choose the brisket. Too bad the other meats are not up to brisket quality, but now at least I won't wait til my birthday week to return again.
__label__4 This place was good ...i felt like I was at my friend Alans house!!! lets just say I felt like I was in Mexico with the music playing..the food was fresh very tasty. Chips in salsa was on point like a box cutter. People were friendly ..overall place was clean and I will be coming here more often ..no more Filismoothies for this litto stomach.
__label__3 Great patio, great food, and great selection of drinks!\n\nThe brats, the fries were delicious. I also loved the selection of sauces and mustards which are apparently all made right in house.\n\nAnd they have a great selection of bottled soft drinks if you're at lunch or don't feel like drinking. Really want something good, try to the fresh squeezed lemonade... it's tart, but delicious!\n\nBrat Haus, you're a great addition to the Valley food scene!
__label__1 Maybe it was an off night?  This is the worst review I have given.  It is my Son's 26th birthday today so we met up with him at Brat Haus.  I had a really good feeling about this place due to it's current star rating on Yelp and the way it is designed.  It  has a really cool vibe.  The service and food were not acceptable.  The Scottsdale market demands good food and this place is not making the cut. My son ordered a Chorizo Dog and he sent it back (no flavor). My wife and I split a burger and they did not ask how I wanted it cooked. The burger arrived and it was well done and the only flavor I could taste in it was a strong taste of pepper?  It was horrible, I am sure they cook it to death because the quality of the beef won't allow them to cook it on the rare side.\n\nI did not drink but we had plenty of beer lovers at the table who were ready to have a beer or two but they had a hard time getting a server to stop by and take their order.  \n\nI tried some of the other's food and the only thing I found to be tasty was the pretzel fundido.  Not sure I will try Brat Haus again.
__label__2 Personally, I would give this place 3 stars for food, 5 stars for being a fun place to hang out with friends.  \n\nFirst the food.  We got the house brat, a pretzel, some Belgian fries, a vegan burger, a couple of beers, and another pretzel with nutella for dessert. Everything was decent but not life-changing. Prices were a little bit on the high side. There was a decent (but not huge) imported beer selection. One plus was that they have a wide variety of sauces, mustards, and ketchups which are interesting and fun to try with the pretzels and fries. One a side note, this is a vaguely German-inspired pub, not a place for authentic traditional German food.  \n\nHowever, if you are looking for a fun place to hang out with friends, then this place is perfect. They have a huge outdoor patio area with a bunch of games to play (extra-large Jenga, ping-pong, etc.).  Most importantly, we weren't pressured to keep ordering.  My wife and I got our food and one drink each, ate, then spent an hour nursing our beers and playing Jenga and the waitstaff never made us feel uncomfortable about it.
__label__1 Items sampled include:\n\nHaus Original Pretzel with $3 Warm Three Cheese Beer Dipping Sauce\n\nHaus Bacon Wrapped Dates\n\nImported Pecorino and Honeycomb\n\nBelgian Fries with Ranch\n\nFall Turkey Brat with Butternut Squash, Apples, Sage \n\nDuck and Dates with Coriander, Fennel Seed, Orange Zest\n\nBeer Brat with Parsley, Oregano, Beer\n\n(Root Beer Onions, Apricot Onion Chutney, Picked Red Onions)\n\nBrat Burger - Pork Sausage Patty, Fried Egg, Swiss Cheese\n\nDrunken Date Cake - Oatmeal Stout and Whipped Cream\n\nBelgian Waffle with Jalapeno Honey Butter and Syrup\n\nSpending the afternoon of New Year's Eve in and around Scottsdale as lunch came around I asked my family what they were craving and deciding against Lo Lo's after much debate we ended up at Brat Haus in hopes of finding the artisanal sausage house as good as previous visits to similar locales in Chicago...but unfortunately no such luck would be found.  Clearly a spot where the impressive beer list supersedes the quality of the food our meal started off on the wrong foot when we were denied seating in the main dining room and placed in a smaller back bar area and although the bartender was pleasant enough while a great soundtrack played overhead it became quite obvious early on that our lack of enthusiasm for suds was unappreciated with food arriving slowly, often far from hot while water refills required direct inquiry.\n\nFocusing on the food, a first round of appetizers proved to be fine, if not wowing - the pretzel nothing to write home about and the \"do you want cheese with that\" commanding an unannounced $3 up charge while the dates and pecorino were a nice sweet and savory pairing with quality ingredients well prepared.  Last and perhaps least, a basket of fries was ordered by my aunt and although I'm far from an expert I found them to be a bit undercooked; more starchy and less fluffy than I'd prefer.  \n\n Moving on to the meat of the menu (pun intended) aside from being luke warm and served on a decent roll I do not understand the reviews for the brats at Brat Haus and, as a matter of fact, with all the ridiculously hefty spices I'd defy anyone to differentiate on blind tasting the difference between pig, duck, or turkey on any of our selections - a lack of subtlety that led to my mother giving up after a few bites and even challenged myself on the duck brat as I felt like I was eating the smell of Penzey's Spices more than anything protein.  Faring better - as a matter of fact quite a bit better - my aunt's burger with a supple and smoky patty, fried egg, and sharp Swiss was the highlight of the savories; a case of \"Keep it Simple, Stupid\" if there ever was one.\n\nFor desserts - generally not a beer fan I actually liked what the rich chocolate stout did to temper the sweetness of the dates and the waffle that so many have raved was indeed a light at the end of the tunnel; a light, airy, and golden crisp disc with a bit of spice balanced by the sweet honey showing that the kitchen can indeed achieve balanced boldness when they try - or perhaps when they DON'T try and end up overthinking and overshooting their mark as they did with the sausages.
__label__4 Everything about this place is just yes! The food, the beer, the atmosphere, and friendly service. This is the kind of place we live for. Not to mention, kid friendly for our tot to come along. Will be back!
__label__4 Stopped here for lunch and had an amazing experience.\n\nI sat outside in the Biergarten which was a perfect place for lunch. The bartender was covering outside as well as inside but was still out to visit my table quickly. He took the time to explain the menu to me and had an in depth knowledge of the rather large beer list and how the beer would pair with the various brats on the menu.\n\nI find it very refreshing to have someone who just doesn't memorize the menu (which is a step above the server who fails to even be familiar with the menu), but actually knows the menu and how the various offerings work together.\n\nThe food was in line with the great service I received. I especially enjoyed the Belgian Fries.\n\nI look forward to my next visit to Brat Haus!
__label__3 I've been here twice, once with my dad and for with a company function.\n\nBoth times I felt the same way. The actual place is great. They have a nice patio with ping pong and tetherball!\n\nThey also have a great beer selection. Lots of taps and bottles, and they usually have something unique or hard to find. Last time I was there they had one of my favorites, Firestone Double Jack.\n\nAlso their apps are great! The wings are really good and they might have the best pretzels with cheese I've ever had at a bar.\n\nThe reason they don't get more stars is I have not really enjoyed much of their actual entrees. I've tried some burgers and brats and nothing was that special that would make me want to eat a meal there.\n\nOverall a great place to meet with friends, grab beers and pretzels and then play some games! Just not a place I would want to eat a full meal at again.
__label__3 Walked by here for so long without knowing it exists.\n\nGlad I tried it since it's one of the larger coffee shops, it fits in with the street it's on as it's quieter than most coffee shops.\n\nLarge windows and varied seats and a little isolated area is pretty cool.\n\nI'm a Starbucks fan so the coffee is not my fave, but the price and selection are decent.
__label__3 I've been meaning to write this review for some time now. My most recent visit impressed me so much that I couldn't let more time pass by. I went when it first opened, I had been anxiously waiting for it since I had tried Megan Romano's desserts at Aureole. \n\nWe went there for breakfast wanting to try a bunch of things, chose a breakfast sandwich and a quiche as well as a blackberry scone and gelato. The space is decorated really nice and you can tell a lot of thought went into the details. Everybody that works there is really nice too. Anywho, the breakfast items and pastry were ok, nothing out of this world. I thought the scone was kind of dry in fact. But the gelato was OUT OF THIS WORLD! We tried grapefruit and strawberry and they were incredible, the taste was so pure! It was like taking a bite out of the freshest fruit out there!\n\nOn my most recent visit I went in the evening (they are open til 7 so that's a major plus) for the sole purpose of getting my husband a treat. I ended up getting some bon bons, truffles, chocolate-covered graham crackers and oreos. In theory, they were all for my husband but since I purchased two of each, I decided when I got home to try one. OMG! I ended up trying one of each and let me tell you, they were all FANTASTIC! This is some seriously good chocolate folks. It is on the pricey side, 1.50-2 dollars a piece but well worth it. I think if they were cheaper I would end up buying 20 pieces and eating them all by myself! So tis way, you feel like it's a treat to eat and you don't devour it. You are able to savor each bite. Sheer bliss.
__label__0 When our washing machine died, it was back to the land of the laundromats for a couple of weeks.  This was *not* the place to go.  I figured the convenience of having a \"coinless\" wash would be better than getting the rolls of quarters.  Found out later that I had a card that with $10 left that I couldn't get refunds.  Finally sold it to another customer but at least quarters I can spend elsewhere.\n\nOn top of that were the kids running everywhere (parents?!?) and some lady with six poodles that peed (the poodles, not the lady) all over a laundry cart, if I have to use the laundromat again, it won't be here.
__label__1 I had Hank do a one-time cleanup to get our house ready for sale. I didn't feel that the services performed were equal to the price he charged, and I felt like we were taken advantage of. For example, he recommended ripping out several boxwood bushes that had gone dormant from the freeze and replacing with some more colorful plants, so we gave the ok. When we saw the pathetic plants he replaced them with we were pretty disappointed, then noticed that our neighbors' boxwoods were growing back within a month or so (we wish he would have just left them in and trimmed down instead of ripping them out). A few other things weren't done to our satisfaction, and I just feel like it wasn't a good value.
__label__4 I am so impressed!!!   I booked with Brandon who was very helpful. Our move was on a Monday, and he went out of the way to confirm on the Friday before. Then i heard from him the morning of the move about an hour ahead to a make sure we ready to go (which debunked any paranoia about no one showing up). \n\n Elliott and Alex were here 10 minutes early and ready to work. Our three bedroom got moved 30 minutes ahead of schedule (about 3.5 hours), and it was all done without any incident. They were professional, efficient, and friendly on top of it.  Such great guys!  They definitely deserve the 5 star rating.  I'm so grateful I found them, and I intend to refer my family and friends.  \n\nThanks guys!\nStefanie and Chris
__label__3 I just tried their Tomato soup & it was really good! But what I really liked was the FREE Stuff....Get a FREE Bagel w/ CC, Join EBB VIP Text Club! Text: ustext ebb; To: 368674 then reply \"yes\" to subscribe! Get offers weekly. Best part, use that offer EVERY Day! I'm going to try their Pumpkin Bagel next...my girlfriend loved it..
__label__1 The food is just not good. The crabs legs are so skinny. I should have gone some where else.
__label__3 I brought my 4 year old son here to play for the open play which was $10 from 9-12 which was fine by me because he was able to get out all of his energy in the few hours we were there! It was a very relaxing atmosphere for me too. They offered wifi & complimentary coffee. One thing I did notice was there were two women working there that morning and one of their kids got hurt in the playground and neither of them knew about it until a little girl ran over to his mom and said he was hurt....I think they should keep an extra eye out...even if theyre working.
__label__3 Got to say, busy Starbucks! \n\nI tend to stop in here when I head to Costco.  Every time I come, always a long line.  Service is friendly and pleasing.  I noticed only a few tables available, but usually occupied by patrons.  Space is very tight; hardly any room to walk.  My drinks come out very well and I hardly feel like there was any errors.\n\nI noticed the drive-thru outside.  Looks packed as well.  So if you are in a crunch, best to find another Starbucks.
__label__0 We found nothing we were looking for.  The staff was incredibly rude. I do not recommend visiting this store!
__label__0 This place is ok. Have a blast.
__label__4 Great place to hang out for a few beers and some pool, darts or fooseball. Jake is an awesome bartender making the experience even better. It's great for bigger groups and the owner came around to say hi too, very nice guy. Didn't try the food but the Goose Island IPA is great.
__label__4 Pop Up Pizza is the shit. Now I did not get any pizza this review is for the chicken tenders and the service. I stayed at the Plaza this past week and found this little gem the last night we were there. Wish I would have found it earlier. I ordered the 20 piece chicken tenders for bf and I to share and was happily surprised at the price of about $18 with tax. We got them plain with buffalo and teriyaki sauce on the side. The man who was taking our order was super helpful and patient while we tried to decide what to order. Our order was ready in about 10 minutes and was fresh and hot. The tenders were a decent size and the sauces that accompanied them were good as well. The ranch is homemade and bomb.com. I am very picky about ranch and this one was up to par. We had lots of chicken leftover i just wish we had a damn refrigerator we could have put them in to eat the next day, but that was no fault of PUP. Im excited to go back and try their pizza.
__label__0 Came for the vegan pizza on Wednesday night and none available.  If you are going to advertise vegan than please offer it.
__label__0 I will be happy to provide a review of their service if I can ever reach a live person to schedule an appointment with!  I purchased a Living Social voucher for 3 hours of cleaning and have been trying to reach someone to schedule an appointment with for 3 weeks now and it seems there is never a live person working at this place.  I tried to just use their website but there is no place to indicate the living social purchase.  Very frustrating.  If you can't staff your business to take a call from a customer, what can I expect from the service itself?
__label__4 Trattoria Cinecita is fabulous! When I say the word \"delicious\" I am not referring exclusively to the food, but rather inclusively to the the way the Manager George Benchimol textured the entire meal with genuine warmth and expert service! As a foodie I would recommend this restaurant to all, but the dining experience was made truly extraordinary by the leadership. Bravo! A real find!
__label__0 I ate at the to go stand in the terminal, and it was awful. I ordered a bagel with cream cheese, and I got a stale bagel with one small thing of cream cheese and nothin to spread it around.
__label__4 This park is recommended for kids from 2  to 5 years of age. Everything is pretty much set for this age range. My son, who is 19 months, loved it!!!
__label__2 Food was great an fresh. Service was incredibly slow.
__label__3 I was a fan, but would not go back.... to many other places to try
__label__2 Not bad. Decent sushi. The duck bim bi bap was good. Extra half star for having Orion at the bar. View of the waterfall is cool if you're into that sort of thing.
__label__4 Before having dinner at Mizumi, we had been somewhat disappointed in the hype of Vegas restaurants. This place blew every other out of the water, some of the best sushi I've ever had. We started with the Japanese mushroom and pomegranate salad, which was served warm. It was delicious, and I wouldn't mind eating it in a daily basis. We ordered the spicy tuna arare roll, which was the highlight. It had a perfect amount of crunch, and the flavor was fresh and balanced. We also had the yellowtail scallion which was a simpler roll, but again showed the fresh quality of the fish. We ended with the honey toast that was also great. At first we were a bit overwhelmed with the honey taste, but it paired nicely with the Asian pears, brioche pieces, and brown butter ice cream. The service was phenomenal. I would eat here again anytime. A must for any future Vegas trip.
__label__1 My husband and I thought we would check this place out on one of date nights. We went on a Saturday night so it was pretty packed. We walked in and saw a band playing. Acoustics were terrible. Couldn't make out at all what the band was playing but I'm guessing that it was bad 90's music. Once we squeezed ourselves through the crowd to see what we could do we saw that it was a pretty big place with screaming kids running all over. Tried to get a lane to bowl on. Was told that it going to be OVER a hour wait. Ok, that's fine. Its a Saturday night we figured, so we went to the bar to get a drink. Took forever just to get the bartender's attention and the bar area only have 5-7 people in there! Once I did get their attention I asked them to make a drink, but they didn't have apple schnapps to make it with. Okay, well I was just about to order another drink when the woman WALKS AWAY to go talk to the other bartender there! Just WOW. That was it. And I wasn't about to try to wait another 10 minutes just to get their attention again while they had their personal conversation. So we walked out of the bar DRINKLESS. We left right after that. Maybe we just didn't go on a good day, but we were pretty disappointed by the whole thing.
__label__4 Wow!  Happy hour wings are the best!  Nachos portion is huge and great price for what you get.  You may need to keep on your server cause it's a little hectic in there but happy hour is the way to go here... My kids love the lazer tag and video games!  Not bad for little Surprise ;)\n\nDon't expect the waitresses to be quick.  Ours was very slow.
__label__0 Can I give zero stars? Hours of operation on the website and door say open at 8 am on Saturday. Well it is 9:15 am and I am standing outside with my husband and kids and the doors are locked. I saw a man inside so I knocked, he motioned to me that it would be a minute. 5 minutes later and no one has come to the door. First time coming here and it is now my last. What a shame.
__label__4 This place is hands down the best 3d nail art place in Las Vegas. Go to this place for top notch nail service.
__label__0 I was really disappointed to arrive here on Sunday to find it was shut although it was supposed to be open!? I wouldn't mind so much if I had just randomly turned up but I had emailed a few days previously to see if they take reservations (which they do not). I was told there should be no problem turning up on Sunday and getting a table. It was a wasted journey for me, my two friends, and my friend's child. I had invited a few more people along but they couldn't make it, which is just as well! There wasn't a sign or anything to say why they weren't open. Very frustrating but we eventually found another cafe to go to.
__label__0 Perhaps the pizza is good, but our dinners were not.  I had lamb (one of the specials) that was bland and cold.  I have never had bland lamb before.  Bozena had rosemary chicken in goat cheese alfredo sauce with pasta.  The pasta was not fresh pasta (if you're from the north east you know what I mean by \"fresh\" pasta [ex:  not hard pasta \"freshly\" taken out of the box, haha]), the chicken was dry in the middle (meaning it was frozen or not marinated) and the alfredo was watery, not thick, and had no flavor of goat cheese.  The mushrooms in the dish were good.  The chicken didn't even have the slightest hint of rosemary.  I know that Charlotte isn't known for its diversity in food, especially from foods from nations that touch the Mediterranean Sea, but this wa pretty bad.  As a franchise with Wolfgang Puck's name on it, I expected good food.  Perhaps the pizza is good.  The restaurant was also pretty empty for a Saturday night.
__label__0 Very disappointing, as I usually love all things Wolfgang Puck! Food and service here were both a disappointment. The bartender had way too much on his plate, with all the bar seats and all the tables in the bar area. I had ordered two appetizers for my dinner - the fried goat cheese and the bruschetta. The bruschetta was very unusual... and not in a good way. The ingredients did not go well together. And the goat cheese appetizer was a little pan of warm goat cheese and marinara sauce, with these horrible doughy bread balls. I planned to ask the server/bartender to bring me some regular bread to make it more edible, but he never came back to my table to check on me. When I did finally flag him down to ask for some real bread to use for dipping, he said sure, but thought it was more appropriate to bus the table next to me first before getting it. Meanwhile my goat cheese had turned stone cold. Fail. Maybe things would have been different if I had just ordered a pizza... but I doubt I will be back to give them another try.
__label__3 General feel:  This location is great.  It is relatively new and offers a fast drive-thru and sparkling new interior.  Same affordable and quality tasting meals that makes me love the Panda Express brand.\n\nCustomer service:  Two employees I've noticed, Susana - she is extremely welcoming and genuine, it is always nice to see her,  and Nancy - I appreciate her efficiency at taking orders and serving guests, on busy days she keeps the line moving fast.  \nThere is one girl I will remain nameless, let's call her Lipstick, is a bit .... how to put it ... it seems as every day is her first day on the job.  Which is a bit frustrating when you see her every time.\n\nTip:  Fill out the easy survey (online or by phone) on the back of your receipt and receive a free entree with your next purchase of a two-entree plate.  I love giving positive feedback!  It's easy for people to criticize, I like to recognize whats good :)
__label__4 Just had my car serviced, they did a great job! Friendly staff and probably the cleanest auto shop I've seen across the country. Everyone should check these guys out! I know where I'll be going for all my car repairs from now on.
__label__1 I heard great reviews about the Walnut Grill and was excited to try the new restaurant in Mt. Lebanon. I have been to the one in Shadyside a few times and always had a pleasant experience.  Today was not a pleasurable experience. Although the staff was friendly, the food was quite disappointing.  The decor was clean, bright and joyous, with a great flow between different dining sections.  Loved the look of the bar. It was trendy and a central point of the room, but did not overwhelm the space.\n\nThe blonde hostess working the lunch shift made my experience.  She was nice, professional, and extremely service oriented. Our server was knowledgeable and accommodating throughout lunch service, but left us waiting for the check, nowhere to be found for a good 10 or so minutes.  \n\nThe ahi tuna appetizer was a great light appetizer.  Although it didn't taste like fresh ahi (definitely frozen), it was seared nicely.  The bed of slaw could be a smaller portion.  It was unevenly mixed, meaning large full pepper slices among, small bite-size slivers of cabbage and carrots.  The Spinach and Artichoke dip was oily. I mean a pool of oil in it.  It definitely tasted like they microwaved an old batch.  Although I love large artichoke pieces in my dip, the chips were smaller than more of the pieces. Maybe pita bread would be better suited for this dish. There were too many tortilla chips and crackers for the portion of dip you received.  The tortilla chips were also stale.  The side of sweet potato fries were undercooked and unflavored.  My mother said they usually have a bit of sugar on them, but unfortunately not today.\n\nThe 2 women next to us were both upset about their meals. One sent her sandwich back because it was burnt and the other's crab cake was overcooked.\n\n\nMaybe they have a new daytime chef? Maybe just a bad day? Either way, not for me.
__label__0 Horrible Service! We tried tonight to use a coupon we received in the mail, but after we were seated in the dining room,  no one ever showed up to offer beverages or acknowledge our presence in anyway.  Waiters would repeatedly walk right by our booth without even looking at us, let alone stopping (they were not busy and there were quite a few empty tables). Finally after 15 minutes of being totally ignored we gave up and walked out. I wish I could give negative stars, this place is really abysmal. I will never return and have tossed the coupons in the trash.
__label__4 Sitting in the parking lot at Wally-world on 59th & Bell, it's lunch time which means the Mexican Phone company (Taco Bell) or better yet, fire up Yelp and see what's in the neighborhood. Wait, what's this? A five star joint with over 40 reviews?  Hard to believe!  Well, believe it! Completly hidden on 51st between Greenway and TBird is a gem of a coffee/chocolate/sandwich/breakfast place.  Run by the owners and serving up incredible food and genuine service.  Had the Unforgettable Bacon Hot Dog with  secial sauce (red onion, jalepeno, swee icle, green olives, , etc.)  Wrapped in bacon on a perfect stadium bun and it was awesome.  The Princess had the grilled chicken with feta and tasiki (?) sauce- she can't wait to go back.  We've already made plans with friends to check out the breakfasts.  They also have homemade pastries and handmade chocolates which are the real deal!  (They generously give first-timers a free piece of chocolate). Judging by the steady stream of customers at 2:30 on a Saturday, I'd say the word is getting out on this wonderful place.  They also have a great selection of British grocery items for sale.  Check it out, you won't be dissappointed.
__label__4 Their location is great parking is awesome cause you can park in their lot or , Excalibur, Luxor or Mandalay Bay casinos, since the train takes you there in less than 10 minutes, the restrooms are always impeccable,  I guess the only downside of this place is their food court, is not enough to help the thousands of visitors at peak hours
__label__2 I've only been to about 4 convention centers in my life, so I don't know how much my input can be taken.\n\nI thought that it was just ok.  The rooms were designed great, but the setup and acoustics were awful.  The sound folks really didn't know what they were doing and the video folks were fumbling around trying to get the powerpoints loaded.\n\nOn top of that, there were 8000 attendees all yelling for water, and the most Mandalay could do was bring water coolers out in the hall ways with 6...yes 6oz cups for people.  What did they think we were going to do? sip the 6oz cups? or maybe keep disturbing the speakers as we got up to refill 6oz over and over?  huge fail.\n\nFood Catering from them was good during our lunch event.
__label__0 1 Star? Absolutely. Here's why. \n1: Service: Walk in, get stared at, never spoken to, stand at counter, get ignored, exit.\n2: Pricing. Why would I want to pay $25 for a polo shirt that will start to rip out under the arm in about 6 months when I can go to JC Penney's 2 blocks away at the Galleria Mall and buy a similar polo and an XLT t-shirt for $20 and still save $5? \n3: Access. Getting in and out of this strip mall shoehorned into a tiny plot of land at the corner of Marks and Sunset is no fun. Especially when you get ignored when you go inside. \n\nIn short your best bet is to just stay on Sunset and drive right on by. You can do better than this on price and quality.
__label__1 It's ok. First time customer and they got my order wrong. Waited over 20 mins. Finally got my order and had to add sugar to a latte? No way. Not going again.
__label__0 Saw the five-star reviews here (2 of them) and thought I would give it a try. It was a mistake. \nI have had sushi in many places such as Tokyo's fish market, San Francisco, NYC, Stockholm, Buenos Aires.  Some were good and some were bad. And this place is one of the worst. Look at the picture I took and you can see that the fish was not fresh. The owner is Vietnamese which was a sign. I should have trusted my gut feelings.\nThe service was bad. Not even a thank you. I did see that they had a wifi on my phone network but the owner said it's for private use only. Many other restaurants have free wifi in the area. They have done such a good job not trying to provide any service at all.  Ordered 15 pieces combo and 7 pieces are avocado sushi. With a bottle of water and its almost CAD $20.  The two five-stars reviews must have come from the owner's friends.  What a disappointment!
__label__4 Maryanne was amazing at labcorp !! I let her know that im deathly afraid of needles and that I pass out when my blood is getting drawn so she put me at ease quickly. She recommended to lay down and it will be quick and painless which was all true! ! Thank you maryanne
__label__4 I am surprised no one has written a review here yet! Kileys Grill was a huge disappointment to say the Least.  After the name and owners changed my boyfriend and I were nervous to return because the food at Kileys was absolutely horrible and took a million years to even get our food on fight nights.  Anyways I had ordered a Calzone with pineapples. Yes, Just pineapples, Don't judge me!  Let me tell you, It was AMAZING.  And when I had checked into Yelp off my phone i received 10% off of our bill.  But the waitress said it might not be able to work and asked her manager/owner.    The owners wife and manager came over and was beyond nice, I absolutely love when business owners are extremely friendly and not scary (like the owner of my job). She gave us the 10% off which i appreciate immensely.  \nMy boyfriend had ordered the bacon burger and was in love with it and ate it all! He was not a fan of the onion rings b/c they seemed just a little soggy for our taste.  Then our friend had ordered the jack daniels wings which were even more amazing! I wish i would have gotten that as well! But next time I go we willl have to definitely order those for sure! Cannot wait to go back and try more stuff.  \n\nNo desserts  on the menu, If the owner reads this, I make desserts, muffins, pies, cakes, cupcakes, cake pops as my side job and anyone wanting to sell my stuff Id be more than happy to  help ;)
__label__4 My husband and I are a regular at this place.  It was very good and very spicy. It has several vegetarian and vegan options.
__label__4 Thank you Nick for helping us resolve the issue with our purchase!! SUPERIOR Service. Happy happy. :-)
__label__4 Justin did a fantastic job in cleaning my carpets at Benchmark printing. Our carpets take a beating with paper dust and ink. He came in and within 2 hours they were looking brand new again. I would definately recommend Elite Floor & Furniture Cleaning.
__label__4 This is a challenging disc golf course. Lots of desert shrubbery, rocks, and rough terrain. Several holes are equipped with flags so that you can see them peeking out from the brush. You are going for a decently difficult hike when you play this course, so dress accordingly. I enjoy courses with elevation change and this one certainly has that. The course is set up as an 18 holer but there is also a 27 holer available through my favorite scoring app (UDisc). The playground, fields, and facilities are all kept up nicely. I have also biked these trails on my mountain bike and they are nice and smooth and not as difficult to navigate as the disc golf course is. Really fun place!
__label__1 Over priced food, nothing special. All the sides suck. \n\nI ordered the NY strip steak which was huge and delightful. My boyfriend ordered the $70 Waygu ribeye and it was horrid! All of the sides we ordered were extremely plain. I could cook it with more flavor with my eyes closed. Its supposed to be the best restaurant in the Rio but honestly there was nothing that stuck out except the high prices.
__label__1 Food was pretty good. The power company had an outage so during dinner it was about 90-95 degrees up there which made dinner pretty miserable. The manager said \"we can't control Nevada power.\" Creamed spinach was no good. Lobster   bisque was amazing as was the cream br\u00fbl\u00e9e.  The steak just ok.
__label__3 I received some dining credits from Hilton & noted that VooDoo was on the list.  Since we hadn't been to the Rio in a while we decided to try it out. I was pleasantly surprised that this restaurant is on the 50th floor of the hotel & had an amazing panoramic view over the strip & beyond.  I was traveling with friends & we had no reservation, but on a Monday night the restaurant was quiet - we were seated immediately.  Service was provided by Tony who was excellent - attentive, knowledgable, and helpful in offering suggestions.  We picked steak tartare and lobster bisque for appetizers - the tartare rivaled any I have had in France and the bisque was amazing.  For an entree I had the lamb chops and my friends had the scallops - while awaiting dinner Tony offered us to take wine & go out on the deck to see the cityscape; the view was great!  A member of the waitstaff came to get us when dinner was ready.  Dessert was chocolate cake for me - amazingly good as well!  Service was exceptional; food was excellent; there is a night club upstairs & it started to flow into our dinner experience, so a minor ding for that, but overall would recommend and will likely come back.
__label__3 On the 50th floor with amazing views of the whole city ! I've been here once before but appreciated it much more this time, the ride up in the open elevator was great. Greeted by our hostess we were seated at the window with a great view just at sunset as we we're eating before the show. We made reservations on the open table app and it was super easy. \n\nI ordered a nice Malbec and my sister a Merlot. Our waiter was very helpful and informative about the menu. Good size restaurant, with a nice size bar and a very good wine list. \n\nI had 1/2 dozen oysters and they were on the small side but very nice. (My apologies can not remember where they were from). Came with horseradish, lemon and seafood sauce. Not the toppings I would have preferred, however it was very tasty, and 10 out of 10 on that choice, My sister ordered the onion soup. It was very cheesy, lots of onions and was made with a nice beef broth, also delicious. There were about 10 appetizers on the menu and it was a tough call which to order, they all sounded great. \n\nBread basket of LOTS of assorted warm rolls arrived with a great deal of butter arrived at the table and I hate to admit it, but I tried a couple - yummy, they were good! \n\nGreat menu selection and it was hard to choose, but for my entree I had a 8 oz filet with a side of creamed spinach, it was rare, just the way I ordered it and it melted in your mouth it was soooooo good. My sister ordered the \"Trio\"; steak, lobster and prawns. The steak was a nice 4oz, the lobster was a nice size, but the \"prawns\" looked like shrimp....they were certainly on the small side, she received two and I was lucky enough to get one. Very delicious and buttery tasting, even though they were on the small side.  It came with potato and vegetables and they were kind enough to eliminate the potato and add some more vegetables. \n\nFor dessert sis had the creme br\u00fbl\u00e9e and said it was just great, I did manage to get my spoon in there and taste it, and yummy was that good! \n\nWe received our discount using total rewards which was outstanding, and my great sister picked up the tab! It is a very pricy menu and the majority of entrees come a la carte. \n\nAll in all, service was great, food just wonderful and view from the top was stellar!!!! Even got to hop out on to the patio and it was really nice, small breeze and perfect for some photos of the city.
__label__0 Very disappointed.  Only reason I didn't give Voodoo Steakhouse zero stars is because it has a nice view.  First I ordered a Heineken in a glass.  The glass was not frosty and the Heineken was so skunky that it tasted like it was in storage for months...couldn't drink it.  Then the bread came out.  Nice butter, but bread could cut glass.  No doubt the bread was sitting out all day (2days?).  I ordered the 10oz fillet mignon with demiglaze and asked for 'extra sauce on the side', medium-rare with the truffled macc and cheese, and broccoli with garlic and oil for my two sides.  Meal came out without any sauce on the side and barely any on the meat.  I asked for my side of sauce and they brought out an amount that still wasnt enough for the whole steak.....I gave up on the sauce. Meat was dry and overcooked which is a huge negative for a steakhouse.  The macc and cheese could have been from any mediocre buffet and the broccoli was practically raw.....way too crunchy and tough.    Now it's 2 hours after eating and I don't feel 100%.....a little stomach uneasiness.  I wanted to express my thoughts to the waiter but does that really do anything other than make me look like a jerk?  So I paid my almost $90 bill with a smile....but will not be going back.
__label__1 Love the food. Not a big fan of the environment. The Chef/Owner/Namesake Antonio Park is charismatic but he lacks a staff around him to really make the restaurant work. Excited to see what it can become but not terribly impressed with the dining experience thus far.
__label__3 Fixed my iPhone 4 screen. First fix they did, the replacement screen was defective. It worked but looked washed out. Didn't charge me and called me to come back in when the new replacement screen arrived. Second fix worked. \n\nUnfortunately one of the associates broke my cell phone case because he attempted to remove it incorrectly rather than allow me to show him. They rectified the situation by taking the cost of replacement case off final cost of repair.\n\nOverall satisfied. Would use again.
__label__3 The food quality here is on point! The portions are HUGE, and you do get your money's worth. I ordered a small size Pig Kahuna sandwich. It sure was a Kahuna because for a small portion it was huge! Mmmmhmmm....I love me some pulled pork. The sandwich was just FULL of flavor and the pinapple toppings went well with the sandwich. There was so much juice and fillings on the sandwich that I even ate it with a fork. So, if you're down to get al ittle messy. Eat it by hand. If not, I'd reccommend using a fork to defeat the Kahuna.\n\nWe also ordered the Surfin' Cow. This was also a great choice. Cream cheese? What a twist to a sandwich. They also added what seemed like a full avocado on there. Who doesn't love avocado. This was also full of flavor and the roast beef was nice and tender.\n\nThe service was a-ok. The girls were still getting the jist of everything so the service just needs a little work. The only thing I didn't appreciate was the cashier saying, \"Now what?\" I don't know about you, but never have I ever gone to an establishment where a server or cashier spoke to me that way, nor do I ever go to a place expecting someone to speak to me that way. Our order took a little longer than normal to come, but the gentleman who worked there was nice enough to offer us complementary drinks and chips for the wait. So I thought it was nice of him to reach out.\n\nTheo ther cool thing is is they also have a bar with a wonderful selection of beer I think there was IPA, Shock Top, and some more I couldn't remember. The establishment is very clean and well decorated. It's a very fun and hip place, with a college hang out feel to it. They also provide flat screens for people to enjoy watching that big game!
__label__4 Without a doubt the best place in Las Vegas for a sandwich!!  Huge portions and great service. NEVER had an issue with service or quality.  Great patio on sunny days or stay inside with tables and booths. You cant go wrong with this place. Try the Santa Barbara....
__label__4 I'm still dreaming about Sunday bottomless mimosas. Sadly, we were on our way to deliver a wedding cake so we didn't have time to enjoy them. Next time!\n\nI wanted to try something new but I just kept thinking about the pastrami melt with avocado. It's on garlic bread and the bread actually has real chunks of roasted garlic. Delish!  They are super super generous with their avocado portions, which I love. I had my 22 month old daughter with me, so I took half the avocado off for her snack and it as still enough. \n\nHubby got the pig (?) not sure on name. He said it was so yummy. I would've tried it but I'm a weirdo that always goes no mayo, no mustard, no sour cream, no white creamy sauce etc. I wanted to try it though but he loves mayo. \n\nFunny story, my previous review was very good (4 stars) but I did mention they forgot to put chips in the to go bag. The girl at the counter must've seen my pic or remembered us (our kid is pretty cute, ha!!) and took care of our chips this time. A little embarrassing, but I so do appreciate the attention to detail in yelp reviews, as I'm the same was a a biz owner. \n\nSide note, we live in Mountain's Edge, so we actually travel all the way here. Will be back for those darn mimosas!  One Sunday soon!\n\nFunny at
__label__0 They are not nice. I asked that half of my sub be wrapped to take home.  The server then informed me that they threw it in the garbage by mistake.  Did they try to compensate us in any way by maybe not charging us for the pie dessert? No.  Not even an apology.
__label__4 So glad we found this little gem that just opened in the heart of Scottsdale. We brought our dog here for the first time over the weekend and in doing so have found a new go-to place for not only grooming but for pet food, goodies and toys!\n\nUpon entering Wag N' Wash we were greeted with smiles, hellos and and a first timer tour of the building. Our primary reason for going was to utilize their self-wash setup. We chose the ultimate wash which includes an upgraded soaping machine, leave-in conditioner, cologne, brushes, towels, drying, etc...Our pup isn't the easiest dog to bathe but it was certainly an easier experience here than struggling with him in the bathtub at home! While we only have used this option, it seems a good idea to spend the extra $4 and upgrade to ultimate wash!\n\nAfter Dexter was clean as a whistle (and smelled good to boot) we roamed around the store. They offer a variety of toys and collars that you would not normally find in a Petsmart type store. They also have an in-house kitchen/bakery that offers homemade treats and goodies for our four-legged friends. We're looking forward to ordering a birthday cake for our little man this fall!\n\nOther than the self-wash, another main draw of this store is their selection of food. They offer a huge selection of lesser known but wholesome and nutritious foods you find rarely at the large pet stores. Steve, one of the owners, took the time to talk to us about our pup's health and nutrition. He offered us organic and natural solutions to what otherwise has been a situation where our dog has be on prescription foods and supplements. As a pet-parent that encourages a grain-free diet and doesn't want to pump my kids full of unnecessary remedies, I really appreciated Steve's knowledge and advice in the matter. \n\nYay, Wag N' Wash! We can't wait to come back and visit. We'll work on his jumping habits before Dexter comes back :)
__label__4 We just had our second experience with Wag N' Wash and their staff and they were stupendous.  We usually do it ourselves, but the staff and set up of the center is amazing. We get to socialize the pups and browse for new, cool stuff.  The staff has been phenomenal--helpful and so friendly and obviously all animal lovers!!!  The products/food is far less expensive than where we USED to buy!  We love them!!!!
__label__1 Paid $7 for a two second pour on a well gin and tonic, bar tender was nice but main focus was his cell phone. I don't eat dairy so my only sauce option was BBQ for pickle chips. No marinara or honey mustard or anything..
__label__2 Was jonesing for some bbq, so i stopped in to order some take out. Although my steak was great, the ribs we ordered were burnt and black, covered with sauce.   If you go here, check the order before you go.   However, i called and they offered to fix the problem, no questions asked, so that made up for the burned food. I will go back to give them a try again.  Mac and cheese was great, green beans were excellent  and the sauce was good.   \nGood cold beer at the bar and good atmosphere.
__label__2 The good:\n-Ribs were great, although smothered with a bbq sauce. I prefer their spicy bbq sauce so i would have like to put that on instead.\n-Smoked meatloaf was decent, not very smokey but the green beans and mashed potatoes were the stars of that dish.\n\nThe bad:\n-the redneck tacos, which are historically amazing, this time did not have a single jalape\u00f1o in the slaw but was covered in green onion.\n-Do not order the cornbread. It was so flat, undercooked, and covered in grease.\n-Creamed corn was a joke, served in a condiment cup, it tasted like canned corn, mixed with milk and sugar. It was so watery. Not good. \n\nI have been here before and had a great time with really good food, maybe they were having an off night but i feel like it was a big waste of a meal.
__label__2 Decent place but the overly loud and neurotic redhead manager/waitress lady is nerve racking!!!\n\nIf you go here to relax with a nice meal and a drink she will kill it. Her loud voice and constant complaining is like nails on a chalkboard
__label__3 I was devastated when Chuy's closed... but this place will do a nice job to fill in as my new local happy hour spot. Chips and salsa are complimentary and yummy. Tried the chicken nachos; they were delicious and too much food for even two of us to eat. Service was quick and waitress was friendly. I will definitely return.
__label__4 This has become one of my favorites.  They're friendly,  reasonably priced and the food is always delicious.  My husband and I have tried a number of their items, but my personal favorites are the BBQ pork appetizer, house fried rice, the mushu and lemon chicken.  My husband also loves the house fried rice, the mushu and the orange chicken.  One of the things that is so wonderful about this place is, the food isn't heavy.  The sauces are light and fresh tasting.  Plus, I'm lucky enough to be in their delivery zone.  When I get delivery, the food is still hot and tastes like it was made just a few minutes earlier.\n\nI have yet to be disappointed by anything I've ordered here, and to me, that's a sign of a good restaurant.
__label__1 2.5 Stars\n\nI've been here five times now and have realized that I only like one thing on their menu.  I will not trash New Asian Star.  I am only assuming that the folks here are all family, but they are so super friendly!\n\nI've had the Thai fried rice twice and five other items on my other visits here.  I can't reiterate the friendliness of the staff here and the superb customer service.  I have no problem knowing I found a spot for great Thai fried rice.  I understand any type of food is subjective and would recommend everyone to stop here and try it out for yourself.
__label__4 Good food fat portions . Kool to have Chino food a phone call away. Delivery is quick . Ppl are nice I've eaten in and it's pretty clean and they seem to enjoy there jobs.
__label__1 Yelpers, you just can't judge the taste of the food; if that were the case, this place would get 2 more stars. The problem is it is just too gritty to inspire confidence. Gritty exterior, gritty interior, gritty workers, gritty customers, gritty service. There is also the issue of space -- one inside table. And the menu -- almost useless as they had less than half of what was on there last time I was there. And the people -- the person at the counter yelling at someone in another room to stop playing the drums (loudly and poorly) multiple times, and the people just hanging out (not eating, drinking, or working, just meandering in and out of the place). No place to eat sans the single occupied table except outside, which is ugly and cold in December. The cook was doing some errand, so I was told there would be a small wait, which turned into an unreasonably long wait. On the bright side, the food is good, inexpensive, and vegan. The grit leads one to question the sanitary practices, and I just can't get past that.
__label__4 Cannot recommend this place enough!!!\n\nThe cuts are amazing, the barbers are legends and the barbershop has the coolest shit everywhere. \n\nWe got there at midday and there was already about 8 boys waiting for cuts (this is how you know it's good). All the barbers greet you and tell you it might be a bit of a wait but feel free to stick around....and so glad we did. We had 6 of us the day of my wedding for some fresh cuts. The whole time you feel included in their banter and jokes, there's good music playing and it doesn't even feel like you're waiting. \n\nThe cuts turned out amazing, they take time as they are all perfectionists, I couldn't believe the skill and precision they all had. \n\nMy barber did mine on the house as a wedding gift....I was absolutely speechless....but their service didn't stop there. As we had so many of us we'd been there for longer than we'd planned and I had to be back at my hotel in an hour for wedding photos. I called a cab and it was going to be at least an hour.....I am stressing...I'm going to be late to my wedding...\n\nThen one of the barbers offers to drop us back to our hotel to make sure we're not late. I couldn't believe it....he literally saved my life....and my wedding day...and my wife loved the fresh cut.\n\nYou boys are amazing, thanks so much and I will always recommend you to anyone I know going to Las Vegas.
__label__4 I am so very happy and grateful for all the wonderful staff that works here. You can tell everyone that works here really do enjoy their work and this is the first place I have been to that actually remembers me by name!! Allison is simply fantastic, I have never met a more caring, sweet, nice, thoughtful Nurse Practioner in my life; although, I do really like Susan as well. Who knew that these two could make getting six injections twice a week enjoyable! Kristi is also a wonderful addition to the team, I enjoy our conversations and the stretches she has taught me to help alleviate some of my pain. Overall this place actually addresses the deep underlying issues and provide therapy that truly works. I have had chronic headaches for years and I have finally found the cure. I would recommend this office to anybody who needs quality pain management or care.
__label__3 This place needs better signage.  The only reason I found out about it is because my neighbor told me about it and I'm in this little strip mall at least twice a week.  To think that I could have been eating here, but haven't because I didn't know about it, for the past year makes me a little sad.\n\nThe food so far has been very good.  No skimping on flavor going on. The green chili pork stew is wonderful.  The carne asada tacos pop with flavor.  The salsa bar is a great touch.  I can't wait to try the pozole this weekend.
__label__3 What a fabulous little spot! Menu changes daily, but you can bet there will be something (or a lot of things here) that you will like!! Came here for breakfast and got a coffee, small corned beef hash, and salmon pastrami which tasted delicious with their homemade pretzel bread as they were out of bagels. Everything tasted so fresh and delicious! Seating was a little tight, but the lines move quickly and they accept credit cards including AmEx! Yay!
__label__3 About time a good restaurant with variety opened in this area. Right near work so it will be a frequent spot for me. I stopped in for lunch today and had the Dan Dan Noodle but to my spicy pallet, only a 5. Flavors were good and the spice was nice. A spring roll and a salad for only $7.95. I really wanted the soup but it was not available for take out. Washed everything down with a Watermelon/Banana smoothie. It was soooo good i almost went back for another. Large menu with flavors from different Asian backgrounds, i will be back!
__label__3 Dropped by for lunch on an early Saturday afternoon. Only one other table of guests there, but considering how new they are, that wasn't surprising. The server we had was obviously new to the job, but she did well.\n\nOrdered the Ma Po Tofu and the Baked Pork and Rice with Portuguese sauce. Both dishes tasted good.\n\nThis restaurant is a good place to try some Hong Kong \"western\" style dishes. They are a very good east side of town alternative to the wealth of Chinese restaurants on Spring Mountain Rd.
__label__4 Great service and an awesome business. Used bikes without the head ache. 30 day warranty plus a trade in program. I bought two bikes from bicycle exchange and couldn't be happier.\n\nwho trys to buy a bike for $50 bucks and expects quality and a warranty?
__label__2 Back-to-back bagel disasters at Charlotte's international airport/fast walker's paradise, avoided. \n\nNot to say Einstein's bagels are world class, nor are they the cheapest option ($6 for a Southwest Turkey-Sausage, and a $4 smoothie), but this particular meal fit the bill for a breakfast betwixt flights. \n\nThe \"healthy\" egg white sandwich gets a unique kick with a salsa verde, giving a cool, herbal coat to the spiced turkey patty. More substantial than Dunk's doppelg\u00e4nger, it still only registers 330 calories, so go ahead and double up on that airplane beef jerky, Slim. Just don't expect crunch from your barely toasted slim bagel. \n\nMy smoothie mostly blended a package fruit pur\u00e9e with low-fat yogurt and ice, making it something you can find anywhere.\n\nStaffed by robots (who isn't at 7am?) leaves much to be desired from counter-side manner, but they keep a clean house - 97.5 A Health Grade certificate is proudly displayed.
__label__4 Fantastic food! It's all your favouries with a twist! Best Restaurant pulled pork ever! It is covered with a great cajun coleslaw! Just fantastic! You will be a regular too!
__label__4 David is a member of a Business Leads Group that I belong to as well as being my Law Firm's Web Designer.  Our business ebbs and flows, and David has worked with us in terms of working with our limited advertising budget.payment for his services.  He has enhanced our business and is great in taking our suggestions and making it a reality on our website.  He takes the time with his clients to really identify his their intended target market and knows how to bring them to the client's website.  He has a great reputation and is highly sought after.
__label__0 Wish I could give 0 stars. I reached at 7:45 pm and the lady at the counter rudely said they are closed, even though the sign outside said Open and closing time is stated as  8pm. Terrible attitude, indifferent & callous, clueless about why people go to facilities like fast med.\n\nI had tried to get appointment through their site prior to the visit, but it was broken.
__label__0 I went to this facility in March due to chest congestion.  I scheduled an appt online and was the second one in the door when the office opened.  After waiting an hour (due to computers being down and they had to do everything by hand, they said) I saw the Physicians Assistant for about 7 minutes.  My bill was $295!  They heavily promote this as an affordable alternative to the emergency room based on the price, which they state is $200!  No where on their site do they mention their base visit is $295 (which is what the billing dept told me when I called them). I would not recommend this urgent care to anyone - there was nothing urgent or affordable about it!
__label__3 I always wanted to try indonesian food for a while now and when my friend suggested gado gado i jump on the occasion. \nFirst impression : the place is new and is quite minimalistic i find it lack a tiny bit of authenticity in terms of decor, but that's just me. As for the food, I find it excellent we ordered the beef   skewers and the lamb, and both did not disappoint. Also, really good service, the waiter was at first a bit reserved but he end up being really nice and helpful. Overall I will highly suggest everyone to try this unique cuisine and also give some visibility to this well deserved restaurant. Indonesian cuisine is something that needs to gain some visibility.
__label__4 I have had Indonesian food probably 8-10 times in my life (and in various cities). This was easily the best.  Outstanding... the pork belly buns were outrageous melt in your mouth. We had a noodle dish with shrimp plus a chicken red curry.  Crazy good.  Going back on the way out of town to get carryout for the long drive home from Montreal.
__label__1 Certainly not the worst cupcake i have had, but far from the best. \n\nFlavor's tried:\n- Raspberry Chocolate\n   The chocolate, chocolate chip cupcake was moist but was light on the chocolate flavor. The raspberry buttercream was NOT good,  i would venture to say it ruined the cupcake. It was waxy and flavorless. \n\n- Raspberry Cream cheese\n   The raspberry cake was moist but again lacking flavor. The cream cheese frosting was like eating a gob of cream cheese mixed with sugar. (Blech!)\n\nThe store front and decor is cute.  I suppose it's possible that they have another frosting that is better than the two types i tried. Either way, I don't know that I will be back.
__label__2 I have tried two cupcakes from this shop. The first one I tried was great; a standard red velvet cupcake with cream cheese frosting. It was delicious, and it had mini chocolate chips in the cake. \n\nThe second flavor I had is the reason for the low score. The strawberry cupcake tasted very artificial. It was bright pink, like the pink cake mix sold in every grocery store. \n\nAccording to their website, they offer many flavors. I would be willing to try some of the chocolate-based cakes, but probably not a fruit flavor.
__label__3 Got a Groupon so decided to try Mind Over Batter. Have had Caketini often as it is at the mall and I think Mind Over Batter is the winner. Loved the Lemon Raspberry. Shop was cute and service was fast and freindly. I get the cupcake is the new hot item in desserts right now...but without a groupon I would not pay full price.
__label__1 The pros: Cute shop. The cake portion tastes good but I truly believe it isn't made form scratch.\n\nThe cons: The freaking icing! I am pretty dang certain (as a fellow pastry chef) that this is not made in house. It tastes EXACTLY like the stuff you buy on the shelf in the grocery stores. There is nothing homemade about it... it's heavy, over-sweetened, and just not pleasant in the least. The cake also tastes manufactured... it tastes good, but nothing special. Because of these things, I think it is completely over-priced. If you want real cupcakes, go to Sweet Daddy Cupcakes.
__label__2 BEAUTIFUL cupcakes with a mediocre taste. The frosting of my cupcakes were heavy on butter and left a film in my mouth. The cake was on the drier side and lacked flavor. I'm not sure id be back.
__label__2 Stopped in here after walking around the Strip District. Our friends were a big fan of the mulling spice wine/Christmas in a cup - so they wanted to grab a few bottles. It's called Gl\u00fchwein, and is served warm. It really is Christmas in a cup, cloves, cinnamon - sweet, and a bit spicy. I am more of a dry wine person, also a California wine snob - but some of the wines here were decent. They offer little samples of their wines in plastic containers. The white wines still were too sweet for my liking, but our friends and family were big fans of the Chardonnay. \n\nThe owner was very friendly and gave us some background on the most popular wines. Again, its worth a shot to come in and try the local flavors.
__label__4 Second ipad screen I've gotten here...took an hour, they even gave me free corner repairs since I'm a repeat client.
__label__4 If you aren't from the East Coast, you have no idea what you've been missing!!!! Get to Rita's fast!!! This is one thing my family has missed for 2 years since moving to Arizona. So glad there is finally one in Surprise. We have already been there 3 times in one week.
__label__1 This Wild Burger was located in the Wildfire Casino on S Rancho Dr in Las Vegas.  There were booths around the perimeter and tables in the middle.  There were 3 flatscreen tvs. We came for lunch and all the empty tables had dirty plates on them or still had crumbs on the tables and needed to be wiped down.\n\nWe waited in line almost 10 minutes for the cashier to take our order.  We all ordered the Classic Cheeseburger which  is a 1/2 lb Angus Beef patty withTillamook cheese using a $20 Groupon.  We were really looking forward to this burger which my friends have had before and rave about it.\n\nPink Lemonade came out of their water dispenser.  There was no utencil to pick up the sliced lemons.  The straws were way in the back and I had to move to coffee carafe to get to them.\n\nWhat we got was their Lunch Special-  a tiny 1/4 lb regular dry beef patty with regular cheese.  The fries were okay, but the onion strings were better.\n\nThe server brought out the Deep Fried Twinkies a minute after she brought out the burgers.  So they got cold and weren't very good.  They advertise this dessert as Twinkies.  We all know that Hostess went out of business.  They were actually Little Debbies.\n\nWe never saw the server again to ask for a fork.  My friends have more Groupons, but I won't be back.
__label__0 Stay away from this place, the owner doesn't want your business. We went in and he was yelling to pretty much all if his customers what they should or should not touch. Tanked guys did nice frame for a bed, but on the bed there was only one very nasty looking mattress left, where you were allowed to lay on, but as soon as anyone did so he started yelling to be careful with the $35000 bed!!! Really? Also the fish in the tanks had no oxygen coming in. How this guy is in business is beyond me. He really doesn't deserve to be in business.
__label__4 I got a great workout!! Eva was amazing, I could hardly keep up being it was my first zumba class there. But she made working out fun!!!
__label__4 We competed at this event this year (Little Miss BBQ) and we thought the location was absolutely incredible.  This is their 4th BBQ event and the only major issue this time was the heat which is out of their control.  Teams had samples the whole time and the area wasn't cramped like it was over at the Waterfront location.
__label__0 Um, yuck. It was hot as hell, the food was okay and there were drunk people everywhere. No thanks.
__label__3 This former Holiday Inn, former Blackstone Inn is now the \"Baymont Inn & Suites.\" It's fine. It looks and feels exactly like a Holiday Inn only a little patched up because of the typical rowdy Las Vegas guests. It's only one-mile from the strip but there's an awesome strip mall with some nice and cheap restaurants a block away. \n\nThe room had a king-sized bed, 36-inch HDTV and an AC unit. The bathroom was large and clean. The showers were perfectly hot and had great shower head flow. I kept the blinds down my entire stay because it faced the pool so no nice view to mention.\n\nThis is pretty much a no-nonsense hotel that cost me $69.19 per night including taxes and $7.99 daily resort fee which also included wi-fi and a continental breakfast each morning. Good deal considering it was the weekend of the Pacquiao/Marquez IV fight. I did reserve this room about three weeks earlier on Priceline so that may have helped with the low room rate. There were cheaper hotels but they were much farther from the strip. Next time I stay in Vegas, this place will receive significant consideration in regards to its value.\n\nThe restaurant I visited was:\n\nhttp://www.yelp.com/biz/mr-beijing-las-vegas#query:blackstone%20hotel\n\nIt's only a five-minute walk from the hotel!
__label__2 This spot is great had a little trouble checking in as the system went down right when we got there, the free breakfast from 6-9am made up for the lost time will be checking out all the other spots that offer free breakfast for now on now that i know they exsist
__label__4 I've been to 5Church both as a bar and for dinner. It is a really fun addition to uptown. Very cool decor and atmosphere. When I went as a bar the first time this summer, it was the weekend and pretty crowded. When I went more recently, it was a Thursday night and not very crowded. Some of the bar managers were sitting at the bar and treated me and my girlfriends to our first round of beers. It was a pretty fun time. I decided to go there for my birthday dinner with my parents and sister, and it definitely didn't feel like the appropriate place to dine with my parents. It was pretty loud in there and just a bit too trendy for a family dinner. However, the food was really good. My sister ordered the lamb burger and said it was delicious. My dad and I both ordered the chicken with sweet potato mash, and it was delicious. My parents both ordered the bibb lettuce salad to start. I tried some and must say it was really good but doused in dressing. I couldn't eat part of it. Overall, would definitely recommend for a weekend night out or dinner with friends or a date.
__label__1 I guess I will be the voice of dissension in the following review, but to be honest my experience this evening wasn't anything to write home about.  Frankly it was quite forgettable.\n\nTo set the stage, it's Restaurant Week winter 2013 and I've heard some good things about 5Church and as part of the purpose of this event, this was a great opportunity to try a new place without breaking the bank.  I went ahead and made reservations for 6:00.  I got the impression that our babysitters were going to be a bit late and I called 5Church around 12:30pm and asked to move out our reservation time by about 30 minutes.  I couldn't hear the Hostess on the other end and she couldn't hear me because of the ridiculously loud blaring music behind her.  I got the \"lazy\" answer of that they were packed to the gills and there was no room for me to push out the time.  Fine, it worked out and we got there 5 minutes prior to 6:00.  When we got there the 3 hostesses were pretty snotty and couldn't be bothered and asked us to wait at the bar which was fine, but I walked past a nearly empty dining room to get the the bar.  I never get the whole overstaffing of hosts / hostesses thing.  Also, these people are the first impression you get when you walk in and to have them not be welcoming and efficient is a bad start to the experience.  \n\nAt 6:20 we finally got seated only when I went and bothered the ladies at the hostess stand again, saying we were ready to be seated.  We walked upstairs and we were seated right next to the kitchen (Awesome right?).  They had these slim swinging doors which were constantly being kicked open and swinging loudly revealing the mishmosh of the kitchen.  It wasn't going to work for me and I asked to be reseated.  We were sat on the other side of the upstairs bar right under a speaker blaring music and I realized this was where the hostess that I spoke to earlier must have been standing when she took my call because I couldn't hear myself think let alone carry on my usual pleasant conversation with Sweetie.  Great, I should have packed my earplugs.\n\nOK, onto the food.  I decided to forego the Restaurant Week Menu and ordered the Crispy Pork Belly and 60 Second NY Strip and Lobster Mac & Cheese.  The crispy pork belly app was tasty, I must say.  Crispy and well plated, it made for a nice culmination of flavors and it made things started turn around for me.  If I couldn't hear Sweetie because of the music at least I can enjoy the food.  The 60 second steak is awesome.  It is made in a cast iron skillet and never flipped but cooked through so that one side is cooked more but the other side is perfectly rare and cooked to temperature.  It was plated with a nice signature sauce by their chef which was both tangy and smokey....nicely done, it was the perfect compliment to the steak.  The lobster mac and cheese was disappointing and was just a saucer of mac and cheese completely void of lobster.  For $9.00 I expected more and it was a bit insulting to not have any more than a morsel of lobster.  I suggest they take a short walk to the Capital Grille to learn how that dish should be prepared.\nSweetie had the wasabi encrusted salmon, which was bland and forgettable.  She expected to taste wasabi and got nothing.  Not much else to say.  \n\nService was half and half, the waitress popped in at the right times for the most part but after dropping off the dessert menu we didn't see her for 20 minutes which was annoying since we were ready to go.  Sweetie went to the restroom came back reporting that there wasn't any soap in the dispenser which always makes you wonder how the servers are able to wash their hands.\n\nAll in all, my food was OK nothing spectacular and I don't think I'll be back.
__label__4 Went for restaurant week. Our server Kevin was awesome. The wine pairing was a perfect match for the three course meal and my boyfriend and I enjoyed every second of the meal!\n\nBlack bean hummus and the pork belly appetizers were lovely.  Hangar steak was flavorful and tender. Salmon crusted with wasabi was perfectly cooked and delicious. The dessert was phenomenal - s'mores and chocolate cake. \n\nA must try!
__label__2 Went into this restuarant with high hopes.  I've passed by it walking on 5th a few times and it always looks elegant and busy, so when my company offered to treat our whole office to dinner on them, I suggested 5Church.  Mandi Bane, the sales director, assisted me with coordinating it and was absolutely wonderful.  I must've sent her a dozen emails with changes and updates on our party and reservation.  We were going to be a party of 11 on a Thursday evening at 8:15 PM.  Kudos to 5Church for accepting my company's strange request of paying via check, too!  You made life so much easier on an accounting level!  \n\nWe arrived feeling like rock stars and were treated as such.  We had our own area of the upstairs and each couple had their own individual table in a U-shaped which was so unique.  Brandon, our server, had all the instructions about our party and payment and he was incredible.  Attentive, knowledgeable, patient...honestly, best service EVER.  \n\nWe started with drinks and one of my guests ordered 2 bottles of bubbly.  Brandon poured our glasses, we toasted, and then....warm champagne hit my palate.  Something was said and one of the managers (I'm assuming) hurriedly came out with another bottle that was slightly more chilled.  Very classy.  \n\nI ordered a beverage called the Viper, a trendy concotion of cucumber and tequila with a surprising kick of pepper.  It was unique.  \n\nSoooo....why only 3 stars?  Well, because frankly the food was terrible.  We had heard about the 60-second strip steak and ordered it medium rare which we knew would come out close to moo-ing.  We didn't know it would be served almost raw and cold.  I was expecting it to be seared on the outside (so hot) and cool on the inside.  It was served on top of mashed potatoes-also cold.  And the sauce tasted like a jazzed up version of A-1.  (My apologies to the chef, but it has to be said).  Of the four people in our party that ordered 2 sent it back and requested it be taken off the bill.  Me and my boyfriend choked it down, but was displeased with the entree after having such high hopes.  \n\nI will say that I will probaly go back for drinks and an appetizer.  We did share the meat tray and that was lovely.  I told Brandon that the proscitto was the best I had ever had. As for service and atmosphere, 5Church really shined, but the entree of the hyped up steak was a major letdown.
__label__1 Decor was divine, but it stops there. Service: so-so. The waiter says our po-boy sandwiches dont come with anything on the side. The sandwiches come: with fried potatoes on the side! Our drinks came 3/4 through the meal. Also, the table was not clean. A pet peeve: crunchy, toasted baguettes on a sandwich, which crumbles and scrapes the roof of your mouth. Chefs, please! Leave the baguettes alone. A po-boy should have a nice soft bite.
__label__1 Stopped in after a long day of travel - service was awful and food not great. Took waitress over 15 minutes to take our drink order.....then order was wrong. she spent the entire time apologizing in an awkward, annoying way...not in a way that helps you forget a little mistake. Ouch.
__label__3 Good food and vibe,l but stay away from the monkfish
__label__4 We had dinner here last night (5/17/14) with a group of friends. I would rate my dinner as one of my best of 2014 so far! It was delicious in every way! I started with a glass of Zinfandel from the bar that was massive. A friend had the wild berry Mojito. That's definitely on my list for the next time! It was amazing! Then I had the local field greens salad. Delicious and a very large portion. I ordered the 60 second strip. Delicious. Cooked to perfection. Paired with the bleu cheese sauce and asparagus...couldn't have been better. \nFinished up with the white chocolate cheesecake. Perfection. Visually beautiful and equally tasty. I highly recommend 5Church on any given day! And the free valet topped of impeccable service inside and out.
__label__3 I went here late night with some friends while in town for a bridal shower/bachelorette. very cool hip ambiance with classy decor. The cocktails were excellent. The New Fashioned is one of the best I've ever had. and the smores trifle?!?! AMAZING. I seriously was sad when I finished this dessert. I do not typically like very rich chocolate things but the marshmallow cream on top was a great touch. Will definitely return when visiting Charlotte.
__label__2 Went last night and the workers were great and on top of refills and coals. \n\nHowever the 3 stars is due to the atmosphere. The music sounded like it was off a playlist on iTunes and there was a lot of old music that was at least 5 years old. The Dj didn't really mix and only played one type of music for the time we were there.  \n\nEveryone kinda just sat around and didn't really socialize. I was wondering when people would actually get up and dance like in there photos. I went on the facebook page and it looked like so much fun. But in reality no one was there and kinda a lame night. \n\nHooka was good though. And they were out of appleheads which also sucks. I mean it's friday night how can you be out of apple heads?
__label__4 Went here yesterday with a couple friends and to be honest, I was quite impressed. \nThe staff wasn't too in your face and their burgers were phenomenal. \n\nWe started with some chicken wings that were scrumptious to say the least and didn't last long between the 3 of us. \n\nA friend and I shared the \"Rehab\" size of the Chili Burger and it was delish. With the Pretzel bun and sweet potato tater tots, I was in love! Although her and I both agreed \" WE WANT MORE CHILI!\" on the burger next time. \n\nI am now addicted  and the only treatment is more Rehab.
__label__3 As far as California surf town joints go, I am a fan!\n\nThis location creates the complete surf town ambiance with its beach cruisers, surf boards, and flat panels with aquariums and beach scenes.\n\nYou can expect to find bar food here such as chicken wings and chili cheese fries.  And of course there are the burgers.  You can choose from about a dozen burgers, as well as the ability to build your own.  You also have the option of a \"rehab\" and \"relapse\" size.  The smaller of the two, happens to be the perfect size and portion.\n\nRehab offers a variety of unique dipping sauces, such as their pineapple aoli, chipotle ranch, habanero ketchup, sweet habanero, and their stone ground mustard.  The pineapple aoli is perfect with the sweet potato tots, the mustard outstanding with the burgers because it has a very mellow sweet and tart flavor.\n\nI ordered my burger medium rare, and it was cooked to perfection.\n\nDespite the restaurant being quite busy, food and drink orders were delivered very quickly.  All food tasted fresh and made to order, and temperatures of the cooked foods were perfect.\n\nThere were other options on the menu such as sandwiches and pasta, even smaller portions for kiddos - but this definitely is a burger joint.  With the average burger costing $7.50 for a small and $10.50 for a larger version, the prices are very competitive with other burger joints.\n\nThis place can become your local hangout with weekly specials such as thirsty Thursdays where domestic pints are $2 and premiums are $3 as well as $4 drink specials and a dollar off on appetizers.\n\nFurthermore, Happy Hour is 7 days week, until 6p.  You don't get huge savings on the appetizers, but you can definitely drink on a budget here.
__label__4 Based off of Yelp, we decided to come here. We were not disappointed:\n\nPros:\n(+) Were seated right away by a friendly hostess\n(+) Our waitress was very friendly and attentive\n(+) Had some kind of peach beer that was absolutely delicious\n(+) My boyfriend and I both had the porkster. He added egg and bacon on it. Both on the white bun. (I really wanted the add-ons but was trying to make it at least a little healthier, lol). Half pulled pork half beef, with a super yummy bbq sauce and cheddar cheese. mmmm so good. Absolutely no complaints.\n(+) The sweet potato tater tots were amazing! I could eat those all day. And I chose the spicier of the sauces, super yummy\n(+) Cool funky decor, nice atmosphere\n\nNeutral:\n( ) The Pig Wings (Pork on a stick doused with peachy bbq sauce) - it was just okay. The sauce was a bit too much (completely doused, the menu description wasn't lying). The pork was tender, but I wasn't blown away.\n\nThis place was delicious. Top two burger places on my list (first is Holsteins in Las Vegas if you would like to read my review).  I would definitely come here again when I'm in the area, and looking forward to it!
__label__1 We went here for lunch over the weekend, having heard great things. The place was absolutely packed, which seemed a strong indicator of the quality of the food, and the service was great. Naturally, I was expecting the burger to go hard (this place does have the word \"burger\" in the name, after all), but, wow, what a disappointment.\n\nI had the Know Poblano Burger. First, let me say that the combination of grilled poblano and manchego cheese was excellent. If that had been all I ate, this would be a different review, though. The problem with flavorful toppings is that you cannot use them to disguise an under-seasoned burger, and that's exactly what I got.\n\nThere was virtually no salt or pepper on the patty -- a big issue when the beef is 3/4 of the actual burger. Does anyone in the kitchen have basic culinary training? I'm not even a trained chef, and I know that if you forget to season the main ingredient and attempt to cover it up with ingredients that are seasoned, the whole dish comes out bland. You can't put spicy poblano and salty, melted cheese on top of a flavorless puck of beef and expect me to like it.\n\nEven the bun was soggy, which is mind boggling. How does a place that specializes in burgers not know to put some sort of leafy green between the meat and the bun? This is textbook stuff.\n\nAlso, the place was hot. When there's a weekend heat advisory, you might want to turn your thermostat down a few notches -- especially when the restaurant is packed with warm bodies.\n\nBy the way, that second star is for the fries, which were perfectly cooked.
__label__4 My son wanted to eat at Rehab and I wasn't thrilled about going to another burger place.  I LOVED this place.  The food was amazing.  I had a poblano burger at our waiter's suggestion and didn't regret it for a second.  The sweet potato tots that my son had were awesome but those onion rings were unreal.  We watched some football while we ate which was a bonus.  Everyone that worked there was really friendly and very fast.  Our waiter brought out aioli for me without me asking because he said he thought I might like it and then brought me a lid in case I wanted to take some home with me for my left-overs.  Amazing!  It was great service and it was obvious that the people there loved their jobs.  We will definitely be going back there and I will be bringing friends.
__label__4 This is an update to my previous post.  I strayed from Rehab and tried Cold Beer and Cheeseburgers just up the street.  MAJOR MISTAKE!  It was way over priced, crappy food and nothing special as far as ambiance.  I actually left Cold Beer and Cheeseburgers and went straight to Rehab for desert.\n\n I'll never cheat on you again Rehab!
__label__4 I have been here twice and both times have been great. They really have a nice service staff & very Attentive! Food is pretty good as well! They seem to be always busy but super glad you are there with them. Well done!
__label__3 Chili cheeseburger was great and prepared just the way I like it.  Good portion size, friendly service and a relaxed atmosphere.  I will go back next time I am in Scottsdale.
__label__4 Shut up. Go Here. And get the Mac Gnarly Burger or any burger...yum.\n\nBeachy vibe...awesome fries too man i'm hungry. Just do it.
__label__2 Excellent burgers are the standout attraction for Rehab.\n\nPROS: the best thing about the burgers was the quality beef--very tasty and just the right balance of lean/fat to make for an excellent flavor. Brioche bun was fresh and lightly toasted. Service was friendly and efficient.\n\nCONS: for me, a good burger must be complimented w/ good french fries.  Regrettably, the spuds came to the table barely warm, and they sure didn't improve as the meal progressed. This cost a star from my rating . . . Side salad came to the table looking like it had been stacked under 5 other similar plates when it was pre-made several hours before. The cheese and croutons didn't help hide the \"pressed\" salad, nor did they inspire the bland taste.\n\nI'd definitely return to Rehab . . . the burgers are worth it. However, I'll be sure to ask for fresh and hot fries . . . \n\nCheers!\nRS
__label__4 Well... I've been here a few times and have to write a review.  This place is amazing.  Somehow it seems to get better every time I go.  First couple times I just had like a Hang Over Burger and it was darn good and a little unique with the chilis.  Then I had a BBQ Burger.  Hard competition because ya know, everyone has one on their menu, but I was impressed with their own BBQ and of course, the pretzel bun.  Then I tried the PB&J Burger on a whim.  OMG.  Fricken Amazing.  I mean like amazing enough that I will crave it and have to go for it.  All their sides and tots are great and then I tried the Jamaican corn.  Also amazing and totally unique.  So good I went again last night and totally went PB&J w/ corn.  I had to go back though because I was in NYC and someone who travels to Scottsdale says, oh have you heard of Rehab...  YEAH I HAVE.  Tells me to try the Medium/Gold chicken wings.  So that happened.  Cooked perfectly, sauce was spicy and mustardy and delicious.  Off the charts.  Someone else got the pig wings where were also great.  I'm thinking they ought to put that medium/gold sauce on some pig wings or pulled pork too, it would be great.  At this point, it's going to be hard for me to be in the area and go somewhere else.  Also, I should add that every time I've been the crowd has been good and the service is always great and the people are very friendly.
__label__4 Awesome find. Loved all the choices, loved that you could get large and small portions. Great service, great atmosphere, great prices, great food. Oh we didn't mention the awesome draft beer choices and prices! We'd be regulars if we lived here. This is what yelp is all about... thank you Yelpers for helping us find this place!
__label__4 I have very sever chronic sinusitis so I have been to my share of ENT's and allergist in the valley, and i have to tell you, this is the best ENT that I have come across. I see others posting about long wait times, and that just hasn't been my experience, and even if it was, I expect wait times when i go to the dr. And I also saw posts saying the dr was rude.. Not my experience either. He is just very straightforward and to the point which is what i need in a Dr. If I want a comedian or a socialite, I will go to the comedy club or bar. \n\n\n\n What I like best is that they are very thorough and take the time to really explain in layman terms what is going on and answer all my questions which does takes a considerable amount of time. Also, they do culture directed therapy for persons like myself who are living with chronic sinusitis which is really smart. Other dr's tend to prescribe the equivalent of a nuclear bomb antibiotic (Levequin) without even knowing the bacterial strain and whether such a toxic antibiotic is needed.  Going the culture route means you are getting the right antibotic for the job, which means less resistance issues down the road and less chance of developing MRSA, and overall better long term outcomes.\n\nAnd they use a steriod/antibiotic sinse rinse that has helped more than any other treatment i have been prescribed. It doesnt fix the problem entirely, but it makes my condition somewhat manageable at least and i wouldnt live without it. The PA for Dr Heiland is excellent as well. If you have a serious sinus disorder and need help this is the place. Period. He has accolades for best ENT in the valley for a reason.
__label__1 It is what it is, shaved ice in a hut.
__label__4 The Shave Shack had a booth at the \"Ohana Festival\" at The Springs Preserve - first time I had tired it. I'm so hooked! It was amazing!
__label__0 I am disgusted that I succumbed to eating here, but I was starving and there was no place for me to grab food until I landed in Austin. Unfortunately, Sbarro happened to be the first restaurant that I saw after I landed in Charlotte. I ordered a slice of pizza, a spinach roll, and a water. I left $16 poorer and queasy. P.S. staff is rude.
__label__2 When I saw the name of this establishment, Blue Hound, I couldn't help but thing of the paintings of George Rodrigue, who is from Louisiana and in fact, this downtown based eatery has a distinctive New Orleans feel with its focus on cocktails (according to drinking lore the Big Easy is where the first cocktail, the Sazerac, was reportedly developed), and its Southern friendly food such as bone-in Kobe beef short ribs and grits and Kentucky fried quail with cornbread, red beans and gravy. At the same time the decor and the initial impression was like walking into a bar as good as any as one might find in New York City, this place has cool atmosphere in spades and just for that it is worth a visit.\n\nI was going to to the opera (for the first time, yep, an opera virgin, who would have thought!) with some friends so we picked this place to eat at first. I had ridden the light rail from Tempe and you get off the stop at Washington and Central and literally, you are right there, so this place is extremely light rail friendly. You go to the building on the corner of Jefferson and Central and up to the 2nd floor, turn to your right and you are there! The opening leads into a long bar and the best part of this place, which is the cocktails. They must have a cocktail ice machine because the ice cubes are huge and perfect for drinks like the old fashioned as they keep the liquor cold but don't water down the drink and the old fashioned, I got it for the happy hour price of $6 and that is great deal. They have a whole book of cocktails and I haven't seen anything like this since I was in San Francisco earlier this year, which is sort of a cocktail renaissance mecca.  From what I saw Blue Hound can hold its own. If you just want to come for cocktails - 5 starts\n\nDinner, well, they seem to be trying but needs some work. It was noted that we needed to get the opera by 7:30 but the waiter seemed a bit aimless at times relative to keeping us on schedule and one of my dining companions was quite concerned that we would not have time to finis the meal. Luckily, there was a wonderful young lady who checked on us, and got our orders taken so that helped keep things running smoothly. For an appetizer, we had the duck confit flat-bread which came out wonderful hot and topped with arugula and green apple diced through a mandolin, it was delicious though two of my dining companions felt it needed more confit. \n\nWe then did a salad and vegetable and i had a small dish of roasted cauliflower with pistachios, capers, and brown butter, and I thought it was quite good though I would have liked the cauliflower a little more roasted but nice - at this point, a solid 4 stars. \n\nAs for the meals, three of us ordered the Kentucky fried quail and while it was okay, it did not come hot, the fried quail was room temperature, the gravy was not all that warm and the cornbread, almost cold and it was little bland. It was the blah part of my meal. Another person had scallops and though large and cooked perfectly she noted they needed some sort of sauce, also a bland dish. Finally, one person got the Kobe bone in rib, the half order, with the blue cheese grits, now that came out hot and it was good - so at this point - because of the slower than expected service from the primary waiter, and the fact that the main dish was blah - the overall agreement by my group of five (mixed group, men and women), was a solid 3 stars though if you just came for cocktails and appetizers (and they have a good list of starters) then we would rate it a solid 4 starts with 5 star potentials if they work on the operational workflow of the kitchen to get the food out hot.\n\nOh, one final point, I could not figure out how to work  the salt and pepper shakers, the waiters might want to point out how those work. Bottom line, I probably won't go back for a full meal here but I will come back in a heartbeat for the wonderful cocktail and drink selection and the small plates, which may be the way to go. In my mind, this is about the closest  thing to a cool cocktail bar, like you might find in New York or San Francisco, that one is going to find and the location off of the light rail and big events in downtown Phoenix can't be beat and yes, I'm already looking forward to my next old fashioned at the bar!
__label__0 NYE, we attended the Lustre Bar Winter Wonderland NYE party.  We couldn't get a drink at the bar due to stressed out waitresses and a very crowded bar.  So we went downstairs for a drink at 12:30.  We were told that they already had last call and they were'nt making any more drinks!  Seriously, it's New Year's Eve! Plus the staff was rude and ignored people and talked to people they knew.  Really bad customer service especially if you wanted to impress guests and keep they're interest.  Blue Hound, you didn't succeed.  Hope you try better in the future.
__label__1 We were staying at the hotel and decided to eat at the restaurant in house. Menu was over priced, dinning room was loud and our food just OK. We ordered Salmon (very small dish), corn (didnt care for it much), lamb meat balls were just OK, and seafood chowder was not as good as I expected. All in all, just an OK place to eat.
__label__3 Get your Hound on! Good Drinks, Yummy food & it's the spot to chill after work... okay & during work too. Woof!
__label__0 So I met some friends here last night for cocktails. We sat at the bar. The bartender, Juan C,  was AWFUL!!! Ordered a bottle of champagne and he didn't even put it on ice. He gave us dirty looks all night and went out of his way to ignore us. Worst service I have ever had and we still gave him 20%. The food was good but if you ever go here and you have him as a server then LEAVE!!! It was that bad. I don't think I can ever go back after that. Shame, I have always liked this place.
__label__4 The whole process was very professional and well done.  I had Xpel ultimate full hood placed onto my Cayman s and partial protection for wife's cayenne with clearshield.  The work was done exactly as promised and on time.  Shane clearly takes pride in his work and is a stand up guy.  When he noticed flaking from a bumper part, he offered to pay for it even though it is under warranty and I really don't think he did anything to cause it.  His prices are very competitive as well.  I drove from Mesa to see him because of his great reviews!
__label__3 Have been here a few times. I like the atmosphere and the servers were very easy going and laid back. It wasn't busy so the service was top notch though I have been there on nights it was slammed and they still managed to do a pretty good job. I will decently be back. Don't take offense it that it's only a four star rating. It's hard for me to give a five anywhere. :)
__label__3 Much of old town is the same, dark room music lame drinks and 30k millionairess douche`s. I f you can not tell I am so over that scene. However Kellys breaks the mold. It has a nice patio and real cocktails that make use of some unique components. \n\nI was a bit disappointed that my drink came in a glass rather than the copper mug listed on the menu but the Moscow mule was tasty and at $13 it should be.\n\nMusic outside was audible but not too loud and the lighting was decent.
__label__3 Okay Kelly's is a great place to meet friends hand have a drink and maybe a bit to eat.  I like it here.  There is lots of places to just hang out and get to know people or catch up with friends!   \nIs it load -  yes\nIs it a little expensive - yes\nIs the service a little slow- yes \nIs there a velvet rope - yes\nBut really this is old town what else would you expect!  \n\nOooo and if you do decide to have dinner here.... I give the short ribs a 5!
__label__1 I never got a chance to try Vitamin T at this location, but the Mexican fare on the menu drew me in for a quick lunch in the downtown Phoenix area. On the plus side, the service was fast and efficient and the food was reasonably priced. On the minus side, we somehow managed to get seated at the one table outdoors that lacked an umbrella. During Phoenix's summer months, this is not a trivial matter. And if you're a bald guy who neglected to bring his hat, you can actually scorch your melon (which I did after eating here).\n\nI ordered the Pernil Torta and found it somewhat tasty, but the food here seems to lack a little finesse. Other than the slow-cooked pork and some chopped red cabbage on my sandwich, there was little else. Although the pernil was garlicky and interesting, I felt it was one-note. It needed an acidic and/or creamy counterpoint. I think I asked for a side of ranch dressing and doctored my sandwich so that it was more agreeable. The sweet potato fries that the sandwich came with were a bit confused too. Although they were delightfully crispy, they were served with ketchup. Sweet potato fries plus sweet ketchup equals sweet sweet bleh! And since the pork on the sandwich tended towards sweet, this meal really required some dedication to get through.\n\nI think they need to concentrate on those details that will make the food here better. I can say that they need to seriously consider what will taste good, what flavors balance together, and what people like to eat (hint: maybe more fresh ingredients instead of relying on pre-cooked batches of food that are dispensed onto bread posthaste). The food here has potential, but the lack of attention to detail and flavor stands in the way of making this a restaurant that I can recommend.
__label__4 Being new to Phoenix, I wanted to check out the downtown cityscape area. After looking at menus of the restaurants nearby, this one was the only one that looked delicious and fairly inexpensive so I made a reservation on the patio on a Saturday night to go with friends. \n\nWe had an awesome experience. Our friends were late so my fianc\u00e9e and I ordered a few drinks and waited at our table. The waiter was super cool and didn't seem to mind at all that our friends were 20 mins late. He gave us food recommendations and was everything a great waiter should be! Needless to say, service was excellent!\n\nAnd the food! Since we were sitting on the patio, we could order off the patio menu... Everything $6! Between the all of of us we got an order of nachos, chicken tacos, and several BBQ pork quesadillas. Everyone loved the food. Especially for the price!  I am a super fan of nachos with melted cheese and that can be surprisingly hard to come by, but these nachos had it. Sooo good. They even brought us out a complimentary dessert.. Key lime pie. Yum!  \n\nI definitely would recommend Fuego to anyone looking to grab dinner down in cityscape. Oh and they are dog friendly on the patio! I always love that!
__label__4 As always, the peril cornbread appetizer is a delicious meal.  Unless you  have a big appetite..you will be pleasantly full from this one dish.  The chile rellenos is awesomely different.  \n Located in downtown Phoenix, it is fun to sit outside and peoplewatch.
__label__3 Great Service on the Patio. quick, knowledgeable, friendly..\nFantastic Empanadas, Chili Rellano, Sangria..\nHave been several times and enjoyed this location very much.\n\nOnly negative is consistency, slight, seasoning has not been consistent..\nNot enough to keep me from coming back.. great afterwork spot.
__label__1 First, this location is a dual KFC/LJS so you don't the full menu and you should count yourself lucky if you don't get food poisoning after eating.  What I got though was some fish that looked good but tasted odd, I can't place what the taste was other possibly some chemical added to the batter.  Hushpuppies and slaw was good, service wasn't bad either but when you got to a fish place (even a fast food fish place) you expect decent food.
__label__1 I went here for a birthday party and I was excited as was my little guy. I was so disappointed with their minature golf!  I seriously expected more obstacles instead it looked like something someone slapped together in a few hours. Some areas were really dark and that made it hard to see. I was shocked that each area for the holes were open for walking I am guessing. This made zero sense since the kids were hitting it and the ball would go where there was no barrier and usually hit someone's feet. I am used to much better, more thought out courses I guess. One saving grace was the pizza which was actually quite good for this type venue. My son got to play laser tag for the first time and had a blast so that deserves one star seeing the huge smile on his face. I would probably return for the pizza and maybe to play a few games in the small arcade.
__label__1 Staff is very rude. Young people with horrible attitudes. A female party host worker yelled at my kids ton get out of her way. I told her I wanted to speak with her manager and she lied to him saying I cursed at her and I should be kicked out. On my sons bday in front of my children. I explained what happened to him and he literally just said \"ok, I'll look into that\" in the middle of me explaining and walked over to her to hug her and started to joke and laugh about it. But he did make sure to follow me through the course and said if in cursed again I would have to leave. Embarrassed me in front of myn kids and everyone. They tried to make me feel uncomfortable the rest of my time there. Like teenage little bullies who were given to much authority to fast. This is my first and only visit. My kids love the place but I wont even take the chance to give them another opportunity to treat us that way. HORRIBLE CUSTOMER SERVICE.
__label__0 I am from San Diego and visited this facility on Wednesday with my family in hopes of some delicious Mexican food. Unfortunately, it was terrible. I ordered 2 of the Carne Asada Fries and 2 carne asada tacos and 3 drinks. The total was overpriced at  $25.  The tacos were small treet tacos and the carne asada fries were a small saucer size serving. The carne asada fries has some nasty nacho cheese, which I have never seen on carne asada fries before. I have to say this was the worst mexican food I have ever had in my life! I will never come back to that place. BTW they get 1 star because I cannot post with no stars.
__label__1 I was not dazzled by the food.  The place is quaint for an uptown spot.  The food is definitely overpriced. I will not return on my dime, it would have to be someone else's.
__label__0 City Smoke kinda goes up in flames.  We showed up around 7pm on a Friday night, and our first clue should have been that the restaurant was almost empty.  However, we were hungry, so we threw caution to the wind, grabbed two bowls of peanuts, and were shown a table.  After deciding not to throw our shells on the floor, we perused the menu.  As a place that quickly establishes itself as a BBQ joint, the menu seems disjointed; oysters on the half shell and peel & eat shrimp co-mingle with sliders on the appetizer menu, and shrimp & oyster po-boys are listed above the omnivores' pork, chicken, and brisket sandwich options.  But the true blasphemy surfaced once the meal arrived.  \n\nY'all, the mac & cheese was NOT GOOD.  Grainy, tasteless, and altogether sub-par macaroni and cheese is unacceptable in a BBQ restaurant.  And the fried okra was overly salty without packing much flavor.  At the end of the day, it doesn't matter how great the meat is at a BBQ joint (and keep in mind, City Smoke's meat is nothing to write home about); if your sides aren't stellar, you might as well shut down shop.  Between the four of us, we ordered the brisket, rotisserie chicken, and pulled pork, but no one was overly complimentary of the meatsplosion on the table.  We had three sauce options: one was vineagar based, and the other two tomato-based ones tasted almost exactly the same.\n\nOur service was okay, but I think that's mostly attributed to the fact that our server only had one or two other tables to attend to.  Maybe City Smoke burned brightly at one point, but the flame has died.
__label__2 Perhaps I should have ordered ribs or a burger with some bacon and real cheese. \n\nYou see... I like Mexican food. I'm all about that life; but every once in a while, I crave a burger. So why not try a burger but with a little Mediterranean flavor? Right? Fail. I can't remember what the name of that joint was, but it had feta cheese, lemon and sage aioli, lettuce, and some other stuff. The meat was juicy but had no flavor... AT ALL. I mean, can I get a little salt and pepper on that joint??? \n\nThe fries weren't really my style. I like the thick cut steak or crinkled cut fries. So they were \"Mer\". \n\nMy b/f's burger was pretty good. He had what I should have ordered in the first place cuz it had what?... bacon and cheddar cheese. You normally can't go wrong with that. Either I'm getting that or some ribs. \n\nService was straight and I like people watching, so it was a nice spot to do that.
__label__4 I absolutely love City Smoke. I live and work in Uptown and this is my favorite place to eat. Good food, friendly service, creative drink selections... What more can a man ask for?
__label__4 This place is amazing! Tonight was my first time here at this new place! I remembered this place when it was Chinese gourmet! The place looks bigger now, it's more open! I literally walked I'm dumbfounded because I was expecting to walk in to the Chinese gourmet buffet lay out! The hostess/waitress was very nice and friendly! She informed me that she has only been there for a month (I would not have noticed that if she did not tell me, that's how good she was!) She was the only waitress working and she was taking care of 3 tables and got to me as soon as I walked in the door, she took my to go order and went back to her tables while waiting for my order! I also got a free glass of water while I waited! I am glad it is down the street from my house because I will continue to go there! :)
__label__4 This is the Best Dunkin Donuts we have ever visited!!! The staff is always friendly, fast, and makes you feel valued.  Whenever we're craving DD coffee or a donut, we always know it will be a consistently great experience at the DD at Greenfield Rd, and the 60. Thank you DD for the awesome coupons too!
__label__0 Not very nice. Demanded  I turn off my car. Never had that happen before. Very hot day.
__label__0 ALL SHOULD STAY AWAY...    A shame I had to give this place even 1 star..\n\nWhere to start..    Seems like a decent place on-line..  from the pics doesn't it..  \n\n1st night in late-  so didn't bother requesting anything be done about the blood or vomit around and on the base of toilet as well as what seemed to be blood or make-up on the shower curtain and the wall of the shower,  my dad did go ahead down to the front desk as to provide us some bath tissue as there wasn't any..  Giant hump in the carpet in our room,  seriously like a 6 inch tall wrinkle that extended across the walking area for 4 or so feet.   \n\nIt had been a long day of driving so we headed down to the restaurant and bar-  Which by the way is an Indian food restaurant...  Nothing against it at..  but if you were expecting something a little more widely appealing be forewarned-  there are quite a few other options close to here.. My dad asks the waiter..  \"What kind of beer do you have...\"   - \"I am quoting exactly\"   waiter \"We have all types of beer\"   Dad- Okay I will have a Guinness..    Waiter- sorry we don't have Guinness but 7-11 next door probably does,  he was laughing in jest and it was so unexpected we were too...  it quickly became the theme as my father in-law ordered a Pacifico and was told the same and my brother ordered a Coors Light and was also told the same..  flipping Coors Light right?  that is everywhere..  I ordered a Gin and Tonic and was told they had just run out of Tonic..  But 7-11 has some right...??  Why would decent management go to 7-11 and restock those items if they were out?    We all settled for something else and got out of there.  The restaurant as well as this hotel are a joke,  and clearly ran in the same management style even if they are possibly owned by different owners- seems \n\n2nd day-  they manage to get the base of the toilet cleaned up-  but did nothing at all about the shower curtain or wall of the shower.  The in-room refrigerator dies.\n\n3rd day-  they take the shower curtain probably to lauder-  and finally brought it back at 5pm as they must not have clean replacements.   In the morning ALL hot water in the building was out,  it has been quite awhile since I've taken a cold shower..   \n\nAt check out I discuss our issues with the desk clerk who says the GM is busy right now and why don't we leave the closing of the bill \"open\" and the GM Remon Hanna will call me,  as in line with this place,  no call, no voicemail not a word and a week later the full charge comes through on my card,  nice!\n\nBe prepared for a strange group of what looks like housekeeping-  it seems they have some pretty low hiring standards-  my father in-law was pretty offended at the language coming from the room next door as they were working..   He actually thought there was a fight breaking out....   It was just housekeeping,  you have to be kidding..    ALL SHOULD STAY AWAY FROM THIS PLACE..
__label__4 I was looking for a new place for some quick dinner on a late workday (subs and Mexican gets old after a while) and found Yovi's on the Downtown Pittsburgh website.  I thought it would be worth a try and it definitely was.\n\nI had the two Chicago dog combo with fries and a Coke (relish, mustard, pickle, and tomato on one, relish and ketchup on the other).  The toppings were fresh and the buns were great.  The hot dogs were delicious.\n\nThe real winner is the fries.  I would have never expected a hot dog place to have such good  fries, but believe it, they are the best I've had downtown.  They have that fresh \"Potato Patch\" taste to them.
__label__0 There is nothing these people can't screw up.  They are all nice enough but they just aren't on the ball.  I use them to manage my rental property and it is a constant struggle.  Its been 3 years and I still can't get them to call me before authorizing repairs.  Don't even get me started on their rental process, their rent collection process, or screening process.  Everything is a total clusterfuk with awful communication.  If you use them to manage your property just pray you get a dream tenant that never leaves.
__label__4 I Came here to watch the Soccer WorldCup, they have beers I have never heard of at good price and taste good...great service..and everyone was friendly, didn't know anyone and met good people and ya Colombe(blonde.tall.photograph.cutie) lol but she left a bit early ....
__label__0 I see other diners had similar experiences as we did. I want to support local family owned businesses, but I would never go back to this place. \nThe family tried hard and kept asking if everything was OK. What do you say? The food is all just really awful? And why don't they know that?\nThey should never even have been open yet. They need to finish remodeling. Get rid of the broken Fuji Buffet sign as you walk in and the graffiti on the door. The tables and buffet lines, decor, are all from two restaurants ago.\nWe were told to take any table we liked. They all looked dirty.\nNormally in a buffet there are little signs on the sneeze shield that tell you what the dishes are. There were post it notes. In poor hand writing. And they didn't always match the food.\nThe Cesar salad was a pan with about 2 inches of creamy water and lettuce and soggy croutons floating in it. I tried several different dishes, but the only thing that I even remotely liked was a stuffed tomato.\nWhile my niece was up getting food, a man came out with a big can of chocolate pudding and \"glopped\" it in. Probably not the best choice.  A lot of overcooked, poorly seasoned food. \nI see some people had hummus. I looked in vain for hummus or pita bread. But there were jalapeno poppers, egg rolls, chicken nuggets and onion rings.\nWe also witnessed the argument over the drinks and also had our drinks refilled from a glass.\nI feel they were earnest but were incredibly wide of the mark.
__label__4 Comfortable, friendly atmosphere. Wonderful. A great place to go with friends and share. Trust me you are going to want to try as much as possible. Everything is made in house, from the head cheese and blood sausage on the delicious Charcuterie to the Panacotta and other desserts.\n\nOnce a month a group of friends and I search out a restaurant to experience. We taste as many dishes as possible. The other night we had the pleasure of trying just about every dish on the menu with the exception of the cheese plate, squash blossoms and olive snacks. There was not one dish that I, personally, did not like. Sounds pretty hokey, but it is the truth.  I do, however, have my favorites.\n\nFavorites: \nAppetizers: \nI have seen duck fat fries on tv. They are literally as good as people make them out to be. Best fries I have ever had. They make Ronald McDonald weep and the Hamburgler go straight. \nThe Dates are a must try. Sweet, savory, out and out delicious. \n\nSmall Plate:\n\nPork Belly. This is just a given. Wow.\nOrzo - wonderful and the mussels extremely tasty\nHonorable mention: Beets. I don't like beets. This dish is making me rethink that statement. Definitely try them. \n\nLarge Plates:  \n\nWhile all dishes were wonderful, this die hard carnivore has 3 must eats:\n\nDry Age Strip with bone marrow butter, duck fat fries and sweet breads. Never had sweet breads. awesome literally awesome. Eat this dish and call your cardiologist. But what a way to go. \n\nPork - absolutely wonderful, best potatoes i have eaten. \nChicken thighs. - packed full of flavor.\n\nDessert: \nYou just have to try all of them. You cannot make a poor choice, each dessert is just wonderful. We had the, strawberry rhubarb pie, chocolate cake with smoked sea salt and the panacotta. Wow. Just wow. \nWe left with one regret. No one ordered the Sicilian Sfingi. We must have been suffering from a food coma when ordering dessert. \n\nYou really need stop in and try it. Trust me. You will not be disappointed. Bring friends.
__label__3 We ate here for the first time last night.  Tried the duck fat fries - very good but filled us up!  Sardines were nice, but not as good as the ones at Sardine, in my opinion.  Octopus was cooked perfectly.  Ravioli was like breakfast pasta - perfectly cooked egg and brown butter sauce.  The bacon was delicious and a great complement.  Pork tripe was very good - and with a generous amount of pork belly included.  Despite being full, we had to try the Sicilian Sfingi for dessert, which were like warm gourmet donut holes swimming in chocolate - also delicious.  Spring for the chemex  brewed coffee, you won't be sorry.  They give you enough to share - I couldn't finish it by myself.
__label__3 While the menu was interesting, it is not something I would have typically gravitated towards. To my surprise the group I was with very much enjoyed it! I highly suggest going there with a few friends and ordering a combination of snack and small plate items (don't forget the duck fat fries!). Also had the quail stuffed with chorizo which was amazing. Simply said - great food with a lot of flavor; I will be back on my next trip to Madison!
__label__4 We lived the cozy, busy little room. Despite the close tables we were comfy. And the people next to us were just friendly enough. My favorite dish was the salmon tartar. Just enough dill,  not oversauced, nutty and unexpected faro. Also excellent was the rabbit rillettes. So rich but also herbaceous and rustic. The Turkey leg was amazing. Could have used just a few more lovely little brussel sprouts. But the meat and the sauce were incredible. The bread pudding with the cherries showed the same attention to detail as every other dish. Just outstanding food and really friendly, attentive service.
__label__3 Our group of six Shared the following items; Duck fat fries, meatballs, pork belly, mussles, pappardelle, lamb carpaccio, dates, octopus, beets, porchetta, guinea fowl.  Dessert we had Cheese cake custard bread pudding and port tawny.\n\nTop choices for the group were duck fat fries, pork belly, and the dates.  These were all outstanding.\n\nThe rest of the items were very good except the lamb.  I don't recommend ordering the lamb.  It was slimy, tasteless, and way over priced.\n\nThe service was good.  Our server did a great job recommending a wine that I really enjoyed.  Bill was close to 300.00 for all of the food and several drinks plus dessert.  I thought this was reasonable.\n\nI would definitely come here again.
__label__2 Pig in a Fur Coat did not live up to my expectations. I had heard SO many good things about the restaurant from Yelp reviews and friends that I expected to be blown away but was sorely disappointed. First, I was not a big fan of the ambience. I didn't enjoy sitting on these tall long tables despite having multiple empty tables where my party of three could be accommodated. It was strange to share the same table with other groups in a half empty restaurant.\n\nSecond, the food was just okay. We had:\n1. Poutine with foie gras, cheese curds, and poutine sauce - I did not enjoy this but members of my party did. It was just fat on fat on carbs so I couldn't handle it. Poutine sauce tastes like mystery sauce, and foie gras was interesting but not my thing. Overall, creative dish but tastes awful.\n\n2. Ravioli with duck egg, bacon, ricotta, brussel sprouts, brown butter. This is such a letdown. Duck egg tastes very similar to chicken egg especially covered in so much sauce. Bacon is one measly thin piece but probably my favorite part of the dish. Everyone in my party didn't like this dish and thought it wasn't worth the price although very well-presented.\n\n3. Pork belly - I thought this was most worth the hype and price. I loved the pork but was grossed out by the pork intestines. My party LOVED this dish though! It's creative in Madison context but seems like pretty typical Asian dish.\n\n\n4. Sicilian Sfingi with chocolate, orange - MY FAVORITE dish by far!! I usually don't like dessert, but this one is a perfect fluffy round ball of chocolate mixed with just a hint of orange flavor. Yummy! I would go to Pig in a Fur Coat JUST FOR THIS! \n\nWe also each ordered wine and loved all of our wine choices. Maybe I set the bar too high or ordered the wrong dishes. I'd love to give it a second chance maybe with people who've been here before and can decide on better menu items.
__label__2 I don't feel that I can give this place more than three stars...yet. I've only been once, and my experience was good, but we're still in the honeymoon stage. \n\nOrange Leaf is a make-your-own frozen yogurt bar. You pick your yogurt flavor(s) from a wall of what I would guess was fifteen choices(that evidently rotate). Then, you head over to the topping bar and add whatever goodies your heart desires. They had fresh fruit, candies, nuts, and several unique fun items that caught my eye(cereals like captain crunch and cinnamon crunch toast, for example). Then head on over to the scale of shame, and see how gluttonous you are that day. You pay by the ounce($0.49, I believe), so you can spend as much or as little as you'd like. \n\nI had hazelnut and wedding cake yogurt flavors, with strawberries and vanilla wafers. Tasty. \n\nThe decor is what I would call IKEA on acid. Very bright, funky furniture. Uber-modern and minimalistic. \n\nLooking forward to another visit. You know--For honest reviewing's sake. :)
__label__0 Alright, I gave this place 2 visits.  Not one to write many reviews, but had to say something.  While the kiddos love the frozen yogurt, this place is just plain BAD.  I can't get over just how filthy this place is.  From fingerprints on the lighted pictures/posters and glass door, to completely gross seating (spilled frozen yogurt, fingerprints, damaged seats), not enough seating, to paint peeling off the walls, overflowing trash cans outside with empty yogurt containers, my wife and felt like we needed to take a shower after we left.  The floor seems dirty all the time - maybe the choice of material?  The staff is just not attentive, often talking privately behind the counter, in front of people.  They often disappear in the back, and when it's time to check out, with the line running long and the frozen yogurt melting the cup, they just stand behind the counter, unwilling to help.  The attire was, shall we say, 'varied'.   I never knew they gave out freebies until a mother asked a couple times that they wanted a sample before diving in, and then the staff hovered over them while they tried it.  It seriously feels like someone bought the place and decided to not manage it, and the 16 year olds working there are in charge.  To boot, with not much going on except eating, I was hopeful for wi-fi to check on a few things - nope... not available.  \n\nFull disclosure:  I work in customer service, and image, cleanliness, and friendly staff are high on my list.  This is the antithesis of a great establishment.  My wife kept commenting how depressing the place was.  I agree, and we won't be going back.\n\nBarbara G posted a similar review to this about a week ago, so I see I'm not the only one.  It just stumps me that such a new place could be run so poorly.  Definitely avoid.
__label__4 We rented a Lambo for our Valley of Fire wedding.  Dave was extremely helpful and responsive, and the service impeccable.  They dropped the car off on time, and we left it with the valet for them to pick up later.  It was so convenient.  The car possibly outshined the bride and groom!  it was a big hit.  I highly recommend Dave and his team at Las Vegas Exotic Car rentals.
__label__2 Tucked in the corner of Greenway and Tatum, sits The Corn Flower.  I went in for lunch, very simple setup with a friendly staff.  I ordered the chili renello and an empanada.   It was a pretty small amount for the cost you pay for a chili renello.  Just one with a red sauce on top and a side of rice.  Nothing much to the rice.  The chili renello was good but not really filling.  The empanada that I tried was the chicken mole, tasty for sure.  I think the empanadas was the highlight of the lunch.  May go back and try some other items.  It's worth checking out due to the variety of empanadas they have that you can take home and bake or eat there.
__label__0 This circle K is one of the worst I've ever been to.  I hate paying for gas here!  The pumps are very old and they almost never have the print receipt option working.  It's the closest gas station to where I live and I prefer to drive an extra 5 miles to the QT.  The staff look like ex convicts and aren't very helpful as to why the pumps never work.
__label__0 Was verbally harassed by a clerk here for looking young. Let it be known that yes I look young and I was buying cigarettes. The clerk right away said you don't look a day over 16. I said well I am legally able to buy them and handed him my ID. Right away he shakes his head and said kids these days. Feeling insulted I asked what do you mean kids these days? He said nothing back but I've never been so insulted with buying cigarettes in my life. If I have the proof that I am over the age to buy them why carry it on to insult someone who is providing you business? Not to mention with my frustration I went to the car and told my boyfriend what had happened and the clerk pointed and laughed at me with other customers. This circle k will never get my or my families business again especially after multiple cases of other members in my family being harassed as well.
__label__1 Really loud music...\nSam Adams is a big plus...\nStaff was unfriendly.
__label__2 I was very happy to finally get a chance to visit Hemma for a henny lunch recently.  \n\nAs other reviewers have said - it's a bit airy space and, despite the horrific weather that day, felt quite cozy.  \n\nStaff were lovely - chatty and attentive- the coffees we had were good and cocktails were *incredibly* good.  \n\nThe food is what let it down for me.  I had a chicken and bacon club which had huge chunks of chicken that was so over cooked it was hard to bite through, and bacon that was so fatty I needed to deconstruct the sandwich to pull out most of the fat/bacon.  The herby fries were brilliant, though.  Some of my friends ordered salads which were huge, but from what I saw looked mostly like *lots* of lettuce and not a lot else.  The flip side is that the food is really reasonably priced.\n\nI also liked how family friendly it is here - I believe they had a microwave in the corner for mums to be able to heat up food for their kids.  I think that's great because kids can be picky and I'm sure it's much easier to just be able to bring your own food than hope the restaurant can prepare something they'll like.  \n\nSo I would definitely come back and drink more mojitos and eat more herby fries, but would view the rest of the menu with caution.
__label__0 We used a coupon for buy one lunch item, get one free, and it still wasn't worth it!!! Even with the coupons that (per the staff ) everyone had today, there were only three other tables of diners at noon. The music was so loud inside the restaurant that we had to practically yell to our waiter to ask that it be turned down. Based on the few tables that were there, our food was very slow to come out. Once it arrived, my husband's fries were cold, and the portions were kid-sized for the price point. My $11 entr\u00e9e salad was absent the garlic cheese bread that was supposed to accompany it. When I mentioned this to the waiter upon setting down my salad bowl, he told me that it was still baking. Fast forward 15 mins. to the last three bites of my salad, and the bread finally shows up. It's slightly warm on top, cheese not even melted, and no hint of garlic. Had the faux-hawked manager who was buzzing around asked us how everything was, we would have shared our experience, in hopes that he would get a handle on their dysfunctional kitchen. We will not go back again, even if the food was 100% free. It's just a waste of calories at this place, and I can make much better food at home.
__label__0 My husband said we got the worst pizza we ever ate there one night.  We tossed the soggy mess, and when i called back the next day the manager said i had waited too long to call and he wouldn't make it good
__label__0 Will stick with Chima!!!  Service sucked!!!  Waited 30 minutes for check!!!!!!  They were more focused on large groups then on small ones. Could have gotten up to leave without paying & no one would have noticed.  Won't be back!!!  No one knew what the heck was going on.  Couldn't handle the crowd either.
__label__1 Let's face it - we are all both attracted to and repulsed by the buffet experience at the same time. It's probably the allure of getting a deal by paying a fixed price and making off with more food than we should, while paying as little as possible. Enter the churrascaria - put another way: Lots 'o meat.\n\nIs it authentic? Perhaps. I really can't say. I can say that they are neither the best nor the worst such experience I have ever had, and you are probably likely to find both better and worse places to spend your money to eat (both buffet and non-buffet alike).\n\nFirst, if you're going for dinner, you may not want to eat lunch beforehand. Perhaps for several days. It's a lot of food, mostly meat. While there is a salad bar, let's face it - no one goes to a place specializing in meat, delivered to your table and gets a salad bar. It doesn't make sense on any level.\n\nWhile the salad bar isn't bad, you're simply wasting your money by filling up your gut on salad, so even though it's not bad, skip it and eat your fill of meat. If you absolutely must have salad, try the lunch instead. You can then have the salad and a smaller sampling of the meats, at a lower price.\n\nFor dinner, you get the full array of meats - unless you go for restaurant week, where they do a section between lunch and the full spread - so that's going to be full price. And those meats are brought around on these long skewers. The servers are supposed to look at the card on your table, and if the card is green, offer you food, and if the card is red, they keep going. In reality, the card doesn't matter much.\n\nIf you get their attention, they will serve you, and that is the real problem - you can generally get it, but only at certain times, and you will find that if you want to try everything they offer, it takes a very long time. Everyone wants to try everything on the menu, and so when a new skewer comes out, the meat is rapidly gone, so it takes a while for the variety to make its way around the room - you then have to put in a request. As a result, the most common meats are the ones you see most frequently. I suspect these are the cheapest (understandably - that way they make the most money), and so you have to decide if it's worth $30+ on dinner. Generally it's a losing proposition, as you get increasingly frustrated because the more interesting items are never making their way to you.\n\nStill, if you've never been, it's worth a trip - probably not worth multiple trips, however.
__label__4 A phenomenal hidden gem near the Las Vegas Strip! My husband and I recently moved from the Bay area where we had a variety of vegan restaurant options. Moving to Vegas was disheartening because the dining choices are not as vegan friend as we used to. When a group of friends visited from Cali, they were considered enough to offer going to a vegan restaurant. From the group of 6, I was the only vegan, my friend was a pescatarian and the rest of the group were omnivores/carnivores. \n\nWe ordered a variety of dishes and a total of four soups, which were initially brought out. One soup was better than the other and I was continually amazed at the phenomenal taste and authentic flavors of each soup. My friends were equally delighted. As the dishes came out, everybody was amazed how \"real\" the food tasted. In fact, one of them apparently did not even realize he was eating imitation meat! He just thought that the restaurant was vegan friendly but that they had meat options. This is a guy who eats meat for every meal!\n\nAfter hearing  everyone's very positive feedback, a few days later I invited another visitor friend of mine to try their dining experience. She absolutely loved it as well. \n\nAfter the first visit to say the least, I've gone back a lot more. Each time, the atmosphere has been very relaxing and zen; the staff very approachable and extremely friendly; the food has been consistently delicious!!\n\nOverall, this place is definitely my new go-to place for everything- whether it'd be to treat a cold, take our guests, or just have a great time. (When I feel a bit under the weather or get a cold, their soups are a must. I completely recover the day after!)\n\nIf you're a local, whether vegan or not, this place is a must to check out! If you've visiting, they're very close to the strip so be sure to visit for a very relaxing and delicious experience. \n\nNOTE FOR THE VEGANS: If you are Vegan, make sure to let the staff know. I was told that some of their foods may contain eggs- but nothing more. Make sure to ask and they'll let you know the dishes that are off limits.
__label__3 We decided to try this vegetarian Chinese restaurant that opened this past April for lunch immediately prior to flying home.  We parked behind the restaurant on the 2nd level of the plaza and entered through the rear door.  The restaurant is bright, meticulously clean and tastefully decorated.  We were immediately greeted at the door and seated by Mimi who was incredibly cheerful and informative as were both chef/owner Kenny and another server who I believe may have been his wife.  The meal started with complimentary cups of soup - a clear broth with a few vegetables and tofu.  For entrees, we shared the crispy spicy eggplant and spicy crispy beef. Both were delicious, but the \"beef\" dish, made from tofu, was interesting due to its crispy on the outside, soft on the inside, texture and flavor.
__label__3 Great food, clean establishment. Chef came out and talks to everyone and wants to make sure everything is going well. I eat VEGAN, but I'm not one. The  \"gardein beef\", gardein fish, gardein chicken dishes were AMAZING!. The Sweet Sour \"SCALLOPS\", (king oyster mushrooms sliced, breaded then fried) a VEGAN take on SWEET SOUR PORK, creative and DELICIOUS. You have to try this place because I plan on going back.
__label__3 In recent months trying to incorporate a much healthier way of eating/living I have been cooking 3 to 4 Vegan and Vegitarian meals a week however sometimes you just want to go out for a good but heathly meal.  This has become a new go to spot for me, I have a few friends in LA who are vegan and introduced me to this kind of Tofu meal years ago that looks, feels and tastes like meat.\n\nYou do not need meat to survive you do however need protein.  One of the things you miss while either transitioning into a healthier way of living or after living it for awhile is a meat texture instead of a pile of tofu or beans.  Sadly I don't make it to LA often enough to buy it and no stores here sell this kind of food!  This place is the Bomb!  \n\nThe beef resembles what beef would look and feel like the shrimp is made to look like a shrimp down to the patterns on the little fake shrimps!  The have a huge selection of menu items and the portions are huge, I recommend doing it family style and sharing with friends.  The feel is very Om like the sound from the indoor waterfall is soothing and the staff is nice!
__label__4 I want to live at Veggie House. Seriously,  how does Chef Kenny do it? Lettuce wraps? Bomb. Giant bowl of miso soup? Delectable. Mongolian beef? The ish! And it's all meatless.  We ate soooo much but at the end of the meal we didn't have that dreaded feeling of \"the itis\" since everything is on the healthier side. Everything was served so quickly,  if you're in a rush then this spot is for you. Also if you like crazy delicious food that won't leave you feeling guilty then this place is also for you. Don't be fooled by the fact that it's vegan and vegetarian,  the food is as good as, if not better than its meat filled counterparts.  I'm mad that I'm not eating there right now. Chef Kenny, I heart your face and your food. Don't be scared when you see a face in the window at night, that's just me waiting for you to open.
__label__4 Great food, great value and great service. Staff was very pleasant and accommodating, and, spoke great English! Large menu - maybe could even be a bit smaller. Clean and inviting place.
__label__4 My In laws are vegetarian and I always feel so guilty when we go out because they have such a limited option of things they can eat. I heard about this place from a friend and I am so glad I went there.\n\nMust try items:\nGeneral chicken\nEggplant and tofu \nFried eggplant
__label__1 We were excited to find a vegan Thai restaurant, so we decided to try it.  I can't say we were impressed.  Although vegan, it was not organic.  The food seemed to be uninspired and lacked flavor. Two redeeming qualities....the restaurant was very clean, and the staff was very friendly.  Our waitress took time to explain items on the menu and offer suggestions. We will not return.
__label__2 Tried out this place because it was vegetarian, but they try to make their dishes look like they have meat. The high reviews were also convincing enough for me to give it a shot.\n\nMy friends and I ordered fish, crispy noodles with vegetables and \"shrimp,\" and crispy beef. You can obviously tell the fish wasn't really fish. It reminded me of tofu, but with a crispy lining which serves as the skin. The sauce was very salty, but was tasty nonetheless. The crispy noodles were good and I have to give props for the shrimp because it looked real and tasted good. My favorite dish is the crispy beef. The taste and texture reminded me of beef, but it didn't have much substance. It was like eating something with a lot of air pockets. \n\nThe location is in a plaza with other Asian restaurants. I might give this place another shot and see if their other dishes are good. The overall flavor profile I got from this place is saltiness, but it could have just been due to what I ordered.
__label__0 Staff was rude and pizza stunk!!!!
__label__0 Horrible customer service!!! I have ordered from here before and I'm actually their only review on another reviewing website that *advises* you =).  At any rate, ordered tonight because I like to support my neighbors (this is locally owned) and I didn't feel like cooking. My order included a $.60 dipping sauce. After the delivery driver left, I realized I didn't get that sauce. I called up there and talked to the manager, Ben.  I explained the situation and said that I didn't want the driver to come all the way back but could they just credit my account for the next time to which he replied \"It's only $.60...\" and just stopped talking.  My husband overheard this and grabbed the phone and said \"I just spent $40 of my hard earned money at your store and this is how you treat me?\" then Ben said \"if your going to talk to me that way I will hang up\". My husband then said \"Now I want the delivery guy to bring it here\" and the manager hung up on him.  I will most definitely NOT be ordering from here again and I have reposted reviews on the other websites as well. Boo!!
__label__0 Horrible bank! Rude and unhelpful!
__label__0 This is place is horrendous, it's dirty, unorganized and the employees are so rude and unhappy, I recommend to everyone to never set foot in this place! I am a local business owner and I send out multiple packages a week, I was so excited that this place started offering the USPS store, making it more convenient for me to ship since it is in the same complex as me! Unfortunately, the employees are awful. They are not trained in customer service or how to do any USPS transactions. Every time I have been there for a simple transaction it takes about 20 minutes and the employees have no idea what's going on. It's always different prices and it takes multiple attempts of printing out receipts and postage for them to get it right. I've complained to the \"managers\" on duty multiple times and have gotten a rude response about how the owner doesn't care and they aren't trained to know the USPS part of the store. The last time I was there, a gruff lady was cussing and complaining about her job to other employees, it took her 10 min to come over and help me, when she finally did she gave me the wrong box size and after I had packed, taped and labeled it, she told me that she gave me the wrong box and that I would have to unpack it and pack it into another box! Clueless! I think the owner needs to step in and train the employees in customer service and how to use a cash register!!!!!
__label__0 Two other customers in the store, five staff people working, and it takes forever for me to pay for my items due to a \"shift change.\" Horrible customer service, avoid this place; I am.
__label__0 I ordered 60 balloons a month before my daughter's bridal shower.  Two days before the party I called to reconfirm my order.   Pick up time was scheduled for 10am.\n  We arrived to pick up our balloons at 10:15 and the employees were JUST starting to fill them!!!   We had to wait about 20 minutes!   I had food in my van, and other things to do to set up for this party!   Needless to say I was quite upset with the horrible service!   They didn't apologize, or offer me anything to make up for the inconvenience.  Cripes.... at least throw in a few free balloons!   AWFUL!
__label__4 Now it is my turn to write a review! I had my appointment with Paul! He did the most amazing tattoo in memory of my brother, Darryl. I had to incorporate my favorite thing as well Hello Kitty. His imagination & expertise to it to another realm & exceeded beyond my wildest imagination. Well worth a months rent, lol. Thank you to every one there for being so incredible & wonderful! I LOVE this place!
__label__1 So I've been to this location and the one in Phoenix off ray and the 10. My friend has a membership here. So we've been gym buddies and trying to encourage each other to go more often. Sometimes u need that extra push to get you there! \n\nIf you want something super basic, nothing flashy or fancy then this is the gym for you. It's about $10 a month, or you can do $20 a month for all locations and bring unlimited number of guests. \n\nNow I'm torn between a 2 star and 3 star rating for this place. First, I've been a member with 24 hour for years. Not switching, they're pretty basic as well, nothing fancy, has everything I need for a very reasonably priced. However, my gym has a sauna, basketball court, classes, pool, etc. which Planet does not. The big thing for me was no sauna! what!? AND what is up with that lunk alarm thing? They're supposed to be a judgment free gym supposedly, but then they have this alarm which screams and flashes when someone drops a heavy weight, grunts, or actually exerts effort.  what the!!?? Doesn't really make sense to me. & is that really necessary?
__label__4 We recently bought a new home. 3,200 sqft of dirty carpets and travertine. We thought we might have to replace the carpet due to stains and pet urine odors but decided to have the floors cleaned before we made a decision. \nBased on feedback from Yelp, I called I Clean Carpets and spoke with the owner Rob. He came out the following day and spent a good hour with a black light identifying urine stains and the best method for cleaning both the travertine and carpet. His price was much lower than I was expecting. \nWe scheduled a day for the cleaning. Rob and his assistant showed up on time and were both very professional. They took their time and really treated my home like it was their own. I was very impressed. \nThe outcome was incredible. Rob showed me the water they had extracted. I could not believe what was in my carpet. He followed up with a call the following day to confirm my satisfaction. \nThank you Rob. I look fwd to referring and using your services in the future.
__label__4 Rob came and saved our carpets!  I really thought they would all have to be replaced but Rob was able to clean them so they looked very good.  Thanks Rob for saving me a ton of money.
__label__4 Found Rob on Yelp and was impressed by the 5 star rating.  Decided to call him and he was able to fit us in within a few days.  He is awesome and totally deserves 5 stars!  Quote on the phone was exactly what he charged, which was very reasonable.  The heavily stained carpets looked brand new!  He is honest, professional, extremely thorough, and hard-working.  I will definitely be using him again.
__label__1 Slightly better than dominos/pizza hut/little Caesars but the price doesn't pay for quality and amount of pizza. Save your money instead for another pizza place. Seriously 20 bucks for a medium sized pizza?
__label__0 I don't even want to give one star--is there a zero star option??\nWe have eaten at this Mellow Mushroom at least 10 times since they have opened and but service has always been mediocre.  One of the reasons that we kept coming back is because we kept getting manager comped meals due to a variety of issues this location had.  \nTonight we went in for drinks and reverse happy hour after a birthday party at the establishment next door.  There was a group of 20 of us there and after eating a full meal, and sitting there for 2 hours- I had drank ONE drink when I went to order another drink was told that our entire party was cut off from drinks.  Excuse me?? When I asked why exactly that was the bartender/manager on duty sarcastically and rudely said \"would you like me to call you a cab home?\" and walked away.  With zero explanation and a cocky bartender on his high horse thank you very much but I will never come back to this establishment again.  At 11:30 at night on a Friday night I am not sure what sort of crowd you are expecting but I do not expect to be cut off after one drink. This place promotes their variety of beers on tap and is a BAR.  The service is horrible and if you want drinks/food there are plenty of other choice in the area do do not go to the City North Mellow Mushroom. I highly recommend Modern Margarita or Kona Grill right next door!
__label__1 Disappointing. The only thing that wasn't disappointing was our server and the person I went with.  (so they each got a star) We had the chopped salad. Nothing on it was chopped. Why call it a chopped salad? I have done kitchen prep before so I know that this plate was sitting with friends on a tray in the fridge until our server went to go get it. It was not fresh lettuce. It was white, hard, some brown, old pathetic lettuce. We shared a pizza which he said he would have cut into 6 pieces and it wasn't. Pizza was unremarkable. Didn't ask us if we wanted dessert. If you are a server a piece of advice is ALWAYS ASK!!! If we say yes, then that's MORE TIP FOR YOU! I went once before to the Norterra location with my husband and I love me a soft pretzel so I was looking forward to trying theirs. I'm from Philly so we are used to pretzels which are sold everywhere (on the street corners to the airport) in sets of three, in a brown paper bag. Theirs was pizza dough in the shape of a pretzel. Hmm. No. The pretzels at Brat Haus were WAAAAAAY better. I probably will not go back.
__label__4 Great beer selection and awesome pizza! The service was fantastic! I can't wait to go back!!
__label__3 Love the Shroom! The Mellow Mushroom (TMM) has 47 Draft beers on tap. I started w/ the Rubicon Monkey Knife Fight Pale Ale (5.4% ABV, a mild 27 IBU). Due to location, this one has an elongated layout, which is a bit weird, but breaks up the noise and offers a bit more privacy. Also, par for the course in this locale. \n\nI'm Lactose Intolerant, one of the reasons I like TMM - their pizzas are still delicious w/o cheese :~)  Got the Maui Wowie Pizza, no cheese, extra pesto/olive oil. Solid!  It's a twist on the traditional Hawaiian Pizza, of which I'm a fan. The crust was just right - well cooked yet a bit chewy - & the applewood smoked bacon and banana peppers were star attractions!
__label__2 It has been awhile since I last had fried chicken.  As a matter of fact I haven't even tried Church's chicken either.  Picked some up today because my mother in law had a request some chicken for dinner.  \n\nCame to this location since it was the closest to home.  As I recall, fried chicken, generally speaking of the main stream ones, are expensive.  I picked up a family meal of 15 pcs with 3 sides and bread rolls for $25.  Honestly, wouldn't come back to pay that much because I can get much better tasting meals at that price, but just fulfilling a request today.\n\nSatisfactory customer service at this location.  Chicken-dark meat was crispy and hot when I got home, bread I must say was tastiest compared to other competitors, mash and cole slaw isn't nothing out of this world.  Was just too expensive for fried chicken.
__label__0 What a joke. I went there after receiving a coupon in the mail. After waiting at the drive through window for 8 minutes the dumb Filipino lady finally asked me what I want and her accent was so strong I didn't even understand what she was saying. After ordering I proceeding through the drive-through line. After waiting another five minutes the dumb Filipino lady opened the window and told me they were out of chicken that it would be about 20 minutes until the chicken was ready.
__label__4 Vestique is a go to for on-trend clothing at an affordable price point. Everything in the store is under $100, many items for much less. The inventory is changed out regularly so there's tons of variety. You can get an entire outfit here, from dress to shoes to purse and accessories. On my first trip I got a neon yellow cross-body purse (which has already garnered no less than ten \"where did you get that?!\" comments) and a mint green top, $44 and $34 respectively. \n\nThe store is bright and spacious, providing lots of browsing space for the good amount of foot traffic they've earned since opening less than a month ago. Good news spreads fast!
__label__1 You only have 1 chance to make a good 1st impression. Your front of the house needs some help. After asking me 3 times my order to go was still wrong. Asked for no mayo or tomatoes. There was so much mayo the sandwich didn't even taste of anything other than mayo. This was not a prep issue this was an ordering issue. They couldn't print a receipt because they had the paper loaded wrong. They got that fixed just as I was leaving with my order. After I got home and found out how screwed up my order was I realized that it was because it wasn't taken correctly in the first place. You have been open for a month, you should be running smoother than this. Good luck I probably won't be back. There are many sandwich places competing for my $$$, I am not sure that Cousins will be in the mix. Sad because I think their quality is probably pretty good, but if you can't get an order right I am not gonna like it no matter how good it is suppose to be.
__label__4 It's a great place to come and get your hair done very down to earth, I love it you must come and check it out!
__label__1 I spent $32 on a trim. It was a dry cut. No shampoo or blow drying done. And a tip was requested. \nHonestly, that cost was pretty damn high for what I received. \nI won't ever return but ask before you commit to any service. I did not expect it to be that much.
__label__0 During a walk through the mall I noticed the Dollheads salon and thought it would be fun to try hair extensions.  The wash and blow out were fine, then we started with the extensions.  I was offered a choice of 18 or 21 inch.  I chose the 21's and my hair was styled.  It was not how I normally wear it, but it was cute.  It took a bit of getting used to.  Note that during this process I was never told the price of the extensions.  I figured it might be around $300, but certainly not the total I was presented with at the end - $1300.00!  Um, wow!  I paid because I had an event to attend, and chalked it up to experience.  The next day I was in the Fashion Show Mall with a friend getting sparkle strands threaded through her hair.  The station had the exact same extensions (brand name and length) as Dollheads.  The kiosk woman noticed my extensions and asked where I had gotten them, and for how much.  I was embarrassed, so I didn't say, and instead asked her how much they were here.  She said $300 - ugh, I felt terrible that I had been oversold by so much!  I sent an email/web comment to the Dollheads salon to address the situation, and never received a response.  Be aware, you can get a better price on the exact same extensions!
__label__1 I've tried Karma Cafe a couple times and although the staff is super friendly, I still think that the portions are smaller than usual and pricing a bit more than it should be. On my first visit I ordered a very delicious chicken salad that I ordered to go and was still hungry after eating and paying $11 for that and a drink. For my second visit, I received a SMALL cup of soup and chewy BLT with wimpy bread for $11.40. I'd rather go to Bytes across the street or Cedar St. to get more for my money.
__label__1 Tried this place for the first time,\nThe environment is fun, bright and the IPod charging station and wi-fi are the only thing I would come back for.\nI ordered the BBQ chicken salad, it was all lettuce and literally a teaspoon (NOT tablespoon) of chicken pieces.  The toppings were incredibly small.  $8.00 for a bowl of lettuce isn't going to impress anyone.\nI wanted to try the pesto chicken panini, but they only offer white bread, no other healthy or gluten free options.\nI was excited to try this place but walked out VERY disappointed.  Won't be back or recommend to anyone until they get real!!
__label__1 Ordered a Gilled Italian with \"NO Tomatoes\" to go as a suggestion from one of 8 people behind the counter. Didn't realize till I got home it was something totally different.  Food is just so-so.  I prefer paradise I think.
__label__4 Holy mother of salad goodness...I have finally found a replacement for the sadly now-closed Market Bistro. The sandwiches are interesting and have amazingly soft bread. The salads are fresh and generously portioned with dressings that are tasteful. The desserts are also yummy. This place is my new favorite and go-to at least once per week. And for $8 that gives you a FULL sandwich and salad (which you can easily split) - paradise bakery must be freaking out!
__label__2 Came for dinner with a friend with the $2 off coupon. The service was attentive, friendly, and overall excellent. The english conversation is less than stellar but the fact they took off $2 from both of our meals more than makes up for it. Still a little pricey for two gals with small appetites but not bad. Pani poori, naan, mango lassi, hot chai tea, tikka masala, paneer makani, lamb curry, and many other options available. I would avoid the gross spaghetti noodle option and awkward as it sounds mango flavored other fruit custard.  Overall a good experience. My favorite part is that the separators still have bears from when it was a black bear diner!
__label__2 Fantastic music and the host is funny. If you love the 80's this is the place to be. But the drink prices are insane. Two vodka tonics was $28? I would tell you our total tab but it was ridiculous. I'm getting pre drinking elsewhere next time.
__label__4 It's a five star review: this place has what it takes to knock it out the park and I hope they meet your expectations of a swanky gastropub if you should pay them a visit. Some of the beers are a little pricey, but supply and demand is what it is and I'm only referring to some of the bottled offerings there. On tap is a good range and you won't go thirsty.\n\nA lot of new student accommodation has recently opened up just feet away - the prices may help maintain the ambience and slightly exclusive nature of The Fountain, but only time will tell.\n\nThe food is the star of the show though. Pick yourself a beef shin pie and that's what you'll be getting: a whole lotta beef, with a bit of shin in there too (surprisingly heavy is cow bone). No carrot filler, all bovine killer, in a delightful sauce that you can soak up with your mashed potato side.\n\nThe battered fish and chips will keep you filled up for days, but beware the starters for they are mighty in their proportions and may prevent you finishing your battered treat.\n\nThe staff are generally great too. This place is an asset to all Edinburgh, particularly on this side of town.
__label__2 Picked this place out on a whim...pay attention when you're driving if this is your first time here...you could miss it...It's kind of like a hole in the wall - definitely would have drove by this 'building' and not realize a restaurant was in it.\n\nThe place, at first, we thought was small, but you walk in and there's quite a nice space in the back left with tables, chairs, and the bar...it was definitely like a 'club' scene...\nAll the chairs were high, if you know what I mean. It really wasn't a sit down kind of place...you sit, but on high bar stools...even at your table.\n\nIt's definitely a place for after hours with friends, or your spouse, but not for kids...and we made the mistake of brining ours. I felt bad for them, but they wanted to try it,so we stayed. They did have a kids menu, but you have to ask for it. It's not printed on the menu. My six year old loved the cheese pizza (flatbread). He liked that the crust was very crispy. He's not a fan of the thick, bread like crust, so Heist Brewery did a good job on that. My other kid didn't feel like there was anything he could eat. Most of the menu items were for 'sharing'...again going with the idea that you go there with a bunch of friends. So he opted not to eat...which made things more uncomfortable because we were the only people with kids, but we were there early enough 5PM on a Friday, that the place wasn't busy or crowded yet.\n\nOk - so more on the food. My husband ordered the burger and he said that it was nice to go to a place where they can cook a burger and he showed it to me and the meat was pink in the middle. Yuck, personally, but that's how he likes it and he loved it. For $8, it was a deal at that place. The pork belly corn dogs were good, but you only got 4 or 5 and it was $11. \n\nI ordered the duck flatbread and it was good, but I don't think was $13 good. Don't get me wrong, I would come back to try the other stuff, and on a date night...not family night.\n\nAlso, the kids meal came with a float and my son really liked that. You can get an orange one and a cream soda one and like three other flavors.\n\nAnd the beer? I didn't have any, but I think my husband had one of each and I didn't hear him complaining so I guess it was pretty good too.
__label__2 House Brewed Sarsaparilla Root Beer might be the Best Brew reviewed so far (by anyone)!  I'm giving the Root Beer close to five yelp stars!  Next time we will get the House Brewed Cherry Soda and I'll request it in a Frosted Mug with No Ice!  This Soda is carrying the review!\n\nThis place is Cool!  They did a great job decorating!  It is BELIEVABLE!  Big Bar and nice sized Dinning Room in the front, smaller Bar and Bigger Dinning Room with Huge Glass wall so you can see the Brewery in the back!  Balcony Dinning Room overlooks the Brewing room and large Dinning Room!  Nice smaller outdoor Patio!\n\nThe Service was Excellent and if it were not for our server recommending a House Brewed Soda this would be a 2 star review!  The Service gets 5 stars!  Everyone was Friendly and pleasant!  Even though I would rather have rude or snobby Service and MUCH Better food, great Service is nice and I guess I appreciate it, really I do NOT expect it, though it weighs very light in my reviews!\n\nThe food is bringing my review stars down!  Since my math skills suck (means this is probably really a 2 1/2 star review) and this was my first dine (they have not been open very long either) I'll be gentle!  The Root Beer was a Great start!  The Root Beer BBQ Sauce was very good and probably saved the Pork-belly Corn-dogs which did not have much flavor and what flavor they did have was NOT good!  Pork-belly Corn-dogs without BBQ Sauce get 2 yelp stars and with the BBQ Sauce get 3 stars!  \n\nDuck and Shallot Flat-bread with Mozzarella Cheese and Root Beer BBQ Sauce would have been better without the Duck (call it Shallot and Mozzarella Flat bread) or they could have put More Duck and we may have known we were eating Duck... Meaning the Duck was a little more like Bacon bits.  Still the Flavor was good enough for 3 stars, more would be too generous!\n\nNow for the worst part of the review... We asked for the most unique Dessert they had since we knew we were going to a Bakery (down the Street, you know the one) right after for a real Dessert!  We probably got the most unique Dessert they had from the sounds of the others!  The Deep Fried Bananas with not much more than Sugar and Cinnamon on the outside and a Cream cheese Dip, more than disappointing it was the opposite of good! 1 yelp star seems too Generous!
__label__0 If you think this place has good beer, you shouldn't judge beer ever again!\n\nThis place is horrible IMO. The food was bland and unappealing. Had a burger and tater tots which was one of my least favorite meals in recent history. Tried several beers which were equally unimpressive. I wouldn't go back and wouldn't recommend to anyone. Only thing I liked about this place was the atmosphere/decor. \n\nCliff notes: bad food, bad beer, decent atmosphere.
__label__4 Met some friends here and shared a few dishes. The pimento cheese flatbread is amazing. My husband and I can't wait to go back and work our way through the menu.
__label__3 Beautiful space, awesome staff. I come here for the Duck Quesadilla, Beer Cheese, and of course, Stefan's phenomenal cocktails.
__label__3 My husband and I like trying new breweries when we are traveling, so we decided to try Heist Brewery when we were in Charlotte today.\n\nWe were the first people in the restaurant when they opened at 11:30 AM and were seated immediately. Our server brought us waters and we decided to order a flight of beers from their list of about 12 beers. The flight was reasonably priced, with 5 generous pours for $6. \n\nThe beers that we tried were: I2PA, peach hefeweizen, Belgian tripel, maibock and a stout. Personally, I liked the peach hefe and the maibock (my favorite). I thought the stout was too dry. I really did not care for the Belgian tripel and I am normally a big fan of Belgian style beers. I did not try the IPA personally, but my husband said it was his favorite. After our flight, I ordered a peach hefe in a pint and my husband ordered the pale ale. He liked the pale as well. So overall, the beers were a little hit or miss, but the hits were good ones!\n\nWe also ordered lunch. I ordered the pressed cheese sandwich with the rosemary tater tots. The sandwich was a warm pimento cheese sandwich topped with sweet pickles. It was served on jalapeno-bacon focaccia bread. The sandwich was fantastic. It was surprisingly spicy and the flavor of the bread added a lot to the sandwich. My husband ordered the Italian sandwich. He also was a big fan of his sandwich. All of the breads here are homemade, and it showed. The tots were good, but not outstanding and the portion size was small (four tots each).\n\nOur server was very friendly and attentive and the space itself is very cool. It is a fun industrial setting with a large bar and plenty of seating. The interesting food menu definitely has a lot of potential!\n\nWe will return the next time we are in Charlotte!
__label__1 I've been to Heist on 3 separate occasions, twice for Live Music and once for the Lyft party, and each time I've left unimpressed.  The beer selection is ok, but every beer I've had has been pretty weak and boring.  The service in the dining area was slow and our waitress did not seem very happy to be there.  The back (or front?) bar area with live music this last time was a lot of fun, though, and we had excellent service from the bartender.  The Light Lager was still very bland.
__label__3 Awesome tapas style food. Had some really interesting fusion of traditional pub food and contemporary tapas. We ordered 6 dishes among 3 people which was just right for dinner. I really enjoyed the pork belly corn dogs and salmon belly tacos. There was a watermelon salad served in a plastic bubble which was cool to look at, but the conttrast between the sweet watermelon and vinaigrette didn't work out for me. There was a tater tots dish as well that I thought was good but too heavy for tapas. However, I do appreciate the attempt to try out these flavors.\nAlso, the beer was amazing. The IPAs were $5-$6. Didn't get a chance to try anything else but given how often the tap changes I would love to go again.\nAll in all, great food for tasting with even better tasting beer, with a clean indoor setup and plenty of outdoor seating.
__label__2 Meh... extremely disappointed with my lunch at Heist. The menu sounded great and the choices all sounded so good it was hard to choose. My friend and I both got the BLTC and we were both disappointed. The presentation is nice but the taste was not. First, they failed to mention the bread was full of whole peppercorns. It was way too strong eating multiple whole peppercorns in each bite. It completely overpowered the taste. Secondly, I LOVE Gorgonzola but they put way too much on the sandwich making it way too salty. The Tu Bock Shakur was great. Patio setting was awesome. Service was not so great. I will be back for the beer and hopefully the next menu item I try won't be as extremely disappointing.
__label__4 Is there a more deliciously sinful cupcake in Las Vegas?  We've had them to our office twice now and each time, we are pleased with the timeliness of delivery and overjoyed by their tastiness.  Highly suggest if you're looking for alcohol infused cupcakes!
__label__4 I never write reviews, but use yelp for everything. This is the first time I've been compelled to write a review because my experience with regards to customer service was beyond anything I've had from a company. \n\nI found SCC on yelp when trying to find a cute little birthday treat for my girlfriend's birthday. I called to get advice on the best flavors, and they were so helpful on the phone. The same day, I placed my order online and they called me the next morning to make sure everything would be all set in my order...because the cupcakes were part of a surprise for my girlfriend and were to be delivered when we finally drove into town. \n\nFirst, I put the wrong date on the cupcakes, and they went to deliver them as per my request. When I told them I meant for them to be the next day, they were so gracious about it. The next day, I called SCC to let them know an update on our driving into town so the delivery could be just right. The girl delivering was even texting with me to make it that much easier for me!!! finally, they delivered to my hotel, and the 12 cupcakes were BEAUTiFUL! We had 4 Lemondrop, 4 chocolate wasted, and 4 sexed in the city. They were incredible! Everyone loved them. We're STILL talking about them and its been almost two weeks. \n\nSCC even followed up with us via email after just to see how they turned out and make sure everything went well. I would recommend this place to everyone. You'll be so happy with the cupcakes and even happier with the service. I was very impressed. \n\nThank you again, SCC!!!!!
__label__1 I recommended this place to my sister-in-law for my brother's 40th birthday that they were celebrating here in Vegas.  I tried one cupcake (Chocolate Wasted) from this place before and enjoyed it.  However second time around trying these, weren't so good.  The presentation of these cupcakes are really good, however when you take a bite, it's another story.  \n\nReview on the cupcakes we had:\nChocolate Wasted:  The overall cupcake was delicious.  From the frosting to the actual cupcake.  And it was moist like a cupcake SHOULD be.\n\nRussian Climax:  Taste of the cupcake was okay, but it was falling apart as I ate it from being so dry.\n\nRed Dragon Cupcake:  I couldn't enjoy anything about this cupcake except the frosting.  I thought the Russian Climax was dry, but this was horrible!  It was almost like eating a scone.  \n\nI'm not sure why the cupcakes turned out dry.  I really wanted to love these new flavors I was trying, but I couldn't enjoy the cupcake.  As a local trying to recommend this from a guests, I'm really embarrassed.  This place has so many good reviews, but unfortunately I can't agree with all of them.  The only other positive experience was that my sister-in-law requested the cupcakes for 6pm delivery and they came 10 am.  A lot earlier than expected, but at least they weren't late.
__label__4 I went to Las Vegas for my best friend's bachelorette party and we surprised her with Sin City Cupcakes.. It was awesome !!! She loved them !!! The cupcakes were surprisingly good too! We ordered the \"better than sex\" and  \"pink pussycat\", both were great. I wish they delivered to Texas!
__label__3 I ordered these boozy lush gems for our destination-elopement weddingmoon babymoon ummm... Any other trendy words I need to insert here?  Anyway, ordered a dozen cupcakes sent straight to my hotel front desk.  The process of payment and setting up delivery and flavor choices was done swiftly.  Everything went well, and as I paid over the phone, I had to power down my ubiquitous Apple product as we were now taxiing down the Tarmac. \n\nMonday morning I receive an email. The cupcakes have arrived!  I was told to go grab them lest they melt in the punishing heat of Vegas.  So we hopped out of the pool and fetched these heavenly things before we were off to the spa at the venetian.  \n\nI got Marilyn Monroe, an amazing banana flavor spiked with vodka; Better Than Sex, a raspberry white cake deal that was supposed to be spiked but didn't have even a moist center; and Bailey's Wet Surprise.. The true winner here.  Dark wet chocolate cake injected with a sexy burn.  The kind of boozy bite that warms the gullet.  Vegas perfect.  This was GOOD.  \n\nUnfortunately we couldn't finish the raspberry-topped ones as mold quickly set in on those treats.  There were only four of us so we ate them as quickly as possible however and did keep them in a fridge. \n\nThey were amazingly delicious and so fun for my wedding \"cake.\"  The price was a little crazy but that's Vegas.  A dozen smaller cupcakes (very light on the frosting) in three flavors delivered to your hotel will cost you around $59.  Gulp.  But they were so dang yummy and welcome to \"come home to\" after a long night on the Strip.
__label__1 We ordered two combos...\ntthe refried beans were a bit watery-other than that it was pretty average. The rice was pretty good. The meals were under $15.00 for two people.
__label__0 We went here for brunch and were sorely disappointed. I understand that quality food takes time, but waiting an hour and a half for food in a mostly empty restaurant is unacceptable.  At an average twenty dollars a plate, you're not just paying for food, you're paying for the experience; my experience was pretty miserable. This is the first time I've walked out of a restaurant. We were starving and after discussing it, my friends and I paid for our drinks and walked. I left hungry and dissatisfied. I usually sandwich a comment with something positive, so in that spirit; if you like nice decor, go here.
__label__1 So the last couple reviews I've done have been kind of negative. So, I've decided to keep this one positive.\n\nThey have a really nice patio! That is all.
__label__4 10:30am - 2:30pm. The deli side is open!  They have the best sandwiches!  I recommend the ham and cheese on pretzel bread or the turkey and avocado.  As soon as you step in Eugene makes you feel welcome, is helpful and genuinely glad to serve you!
__label__2 Food is good, service is bad.  Have been here twice...both times our order was screwed up.  The second time we received no apology.  Wait staff is reactive instead of proactive.  Food is decent but expect more for the money.  I really wanted to like this place but I have been given too many reasons to go elsewhere.
__label__1 Very slow -- even without a lot of customers -- and very disorganized. You can't pay with the Starbucks app -- they have to take your phone and key in the number by hand!
__label__1 I graciously had the opportunity to dine at Bagatelle during their Friends & Family event.  With high hopes being that they have several other locations nationwide as well as being a part of The One group, this was what I could only describe as a series of unfortunate events.  I do understand that this was a pre-opening event and the team was still trying to work out the kinks but some of these issues that arose could have been avoided.\n\nMy friend and I arrived for our reservation about 45 mins early being that she was able to get out of work and over to Bagatelle sooner than expected.  We checked in at the hostess stand being aware that we might not get seated until the time of our reservation.  The hostess did inform us they would try to seat us as soon as a table was available.  We waited at the bar area as instructed and were give quite a few drink tickets which we greatly appreciated.  After waiting past the time of our original reservation, watching 5 other parties get sat, many empty tables in the restaurant and asking one of the hostess' to check on our reservation, we finally decided to walk over to the hostess stand ourselves.  We were then told that the reservation didn't exist even though they had found the reservation almost an hour prior and had supposedly checked us in.  A small argument ensued amongst the hostess' and the content being each blaming the other for accidently cancelling our reservation instead of actually checking us in the first time around.  Our reservation had to be re-entered and they were able to seat us about 5 more mins after that.\n\nAfter we were sat, the server for our section was assisting the table directly next to us.  Once he was done with that table, he walked away without even acknowledging that we were there.  It took about 10 mins before he finally returned giving us menus to look over and asked us what beverages we would like.  It took about another 8 mins before someone came and poured water in our glasses.  It took about another 5-10 mins before we were given bread for the table and for our server to go over the menu with us.  We were told that for the invite, we would be able to share an appetizer, order an entr\u00e9e each and then dessert as well.  \n\nBecause we had already looked over the menu when we were at the bar, we decided on the foie gras appetizer, I the rack of lamb and my friend the filet.  We also ordered the potatoes puree and asparagus as sides.  The food was very good however it seemed that they could work on the timing of the courses a little for future services.  It didn't take long for the appetizer to come out but we had long finished the appetizer and the plate cleared before our entrees were served.  There seemed to be at least a 15 min gap between the appetizer plate being cleared before we were given the next course.  I do not know if the kitchen was backed up being that they were probably still in the process of getting use to the menu but it seemed that if that was the case, the server could have fired the next course a little sooner so the kitchen would have that much more time to prepare.  The tables around us did seem to be receiving their courses in a more timely manner.  During the course of our meal, our water glasses were never refilled nor were we ever asked if we would like our other beverages refilled.  \n\nAfter we were done with the entrees, our server returned to ask us if we would like to look at the dessert menu, as we were about to respond believing that we would be able to at least share a dessert since we were told at the beginning of the meal that we would, our server proceeded to tell us that some parties were getting dessert and some were not.  And that we were one of the ones that was not going to be receiving dessert but that he would send out a chocolate plate.  We were a little dumbfounded being that we were told at the beginning of the meal that we would get dessert also because we questioned, why ask if we wanted to see the dessert menu just to tell us that we would not be allowed to order dessert?  After another 20 minutes, nothing ever came out.  Someone came by and cleared our water glasses before even checking to see if we were done with our meal.  Our server finally came back with a bill fold and thanked us for coming in.  At this point, we didn't see a reason to ask about the chocolate that was offered, paid our tip and left.\n\nAs for the ambiance, it is a very nice open floor plan.  It had many levels and seemed like a great place to see or be seen.  But, it was also almost the exact same d\u00e9cor as it's predecessors.  I would have like to see Bagatelle make the space their own and change things up a touch.  \n\nAll and all, I do hope that our experience was not a reflection of the standards at Bagatelle.  We are considering going back after a few months to see if things are a bit more streamlined.
__label__4 Just as good as Rainbow Donuts and it is in Goodyear
__label__3 Friendly staff, clean restrooms, standard cafe decor.\nthe menu for this place is very diverse. \nDon't expect world class cuisine from a cafe, and you won't be let down.\nFor what it is,it's fantastic.
__label__4 Mad G's is a wonderful little neighborhood bar. My boyfriend and I live within walking distance. It doesn't look like much from the outside but it's work a stop inside! Their happy hour on Sunday is probably the best in Tempe. Plus, they carry a ton of local and craft beers, most on draft. The menu is really diverse and we enjoyed everything we ordered. \n\nI hope this place does well! It is a much welcome addition to Tempe.
__label__2 Ce n'est pas le meilleur tha\u00ef \u00e0 Montr\u00e9al, mais \u00e7a d\u00e9panne tr\u00e8s bien quand vous \u00eates dans l'ouest du Vieux-Montr\u00e9al.
__label__3 With so many decent taquerias in Chandler, differentiating isn't easy. But Senor Taco sets itself apart with tortilla-shell bowls (like a taco salad) and salsa bar that includes roasted peppers.
__label__4 This place is pretty cool to just hang out and let the little ones run around like crazy kids. Awesome safe environment
__label__1 Ok, I have read other posts that ran into the same issues that I did here. The food was average but it may have been better if I could have got what I wanted. It is not that they got my order wring, but they ran out of some of the things I wanted. I get that it was dinner time and people had been in there all day, but you have to know when you are running out of guacamole (which is $1.50 anyway), and find a way to get more.\nIt wasn't just the guacamole that they were out of, they also somehow ran out of brown rice.\n\nI ended up going with a cilantro lime rice, which was good, but again not what I wanted. Over all I feel like I got a bunch of beans, ok amount of chicken, no guacamole, and a secondary kind of rice. \n\nI don't come here often and this is not the way to get me going back.
__label__3 A true Thai hole in the wall place, located in a strip mall by several other ethnic groceries. They're very affordable (most dishes are $6-10), as well as tasty.  I love their pad thai, their Thai fried rice with shrimp and vegetables, and make sure to get their egg rolls. You get three in an order, and they're delicious. \n\nIt's primarily a takeout place, so there are just a few tables in a family-owned restaurant. But stop in!
__label__4 Stephanie is such a talent, you'd be crazy not to hire her to do your makeup!\n\nI searched high and low for a makeup artist for my wedding day (I am super picky about my makeup), Stephanie nailed it! Not only did she do a great job on my makeup but also ALL of my bridesmaids, my Mom, Mother in Law and Grandma! Everyone looked their best and everyone LOVED their makeup. Can't thank miss Stephanie enough! If only I could hire her to do my makeup every day!
__label__4 It's Vegas. People are already walking outside. It's kinda crowded and it's only about 830AM. I was hesitant to see all the people standing inside but I needed to get something quick and simple for my boyfriend.\n\nLet me tell you; I was in/out in maybe 5 minutes tops! I ordered two egg white breakfast sandwiches, two large orange juices, and a side order of pancakes. I ordered, walked off to go stand in a corner and my order was ready! I was blown away!\n\nStaff are quick, efficient, and on-point. Kudos to all these employees for working so hard and fast to cater to everyone down here!
__label__4 Love this food, and the staff is really friendly. Great prices. Will definitely come here again.
__label__3 $4.31 total for 2 tacos and a PBR; that deal can't be beaten around this area. Shredded beef tacos were delicious. The layout looks like Chipotle, but cheaper prices, food seems just as good, a little more menu variety here. Friendly staff too!
__label__1 This place has a cute theme but I don't know if the nerds would appreciate Star Trek and Star Wars mixed together. Lots of specialty drinks but they are a bit on the expensive side here. $6 for a very mediocre chicken sammich makes me sad. Coffee is ok but only oldies music is being played.
__label__2 I would probably not visit Galaxy again if I still lived in Vegas. The people who work there are straight up weirdos when it comes to customer service. I went twice in a week, and both times the people working were so clueless as to how to work or, more importantly, work together, that I would not come back. \n\nThe breakfast sandwiches are alright, but they are a bit on the pricey side for the ingredients being from the freezer. It filled me up on the way to LA so I can't complain too much. \n\nThe coffees are alright, but nothing outstanding. Something that I like is that they have almond syrup, which I have a hard time finding, so they get a few extra points there. \n\nStar Wars and other \"nerd\" decor make for a cool atmosphere, but I wouldn't seek out a business that can't train their staff to work together or efficiently.
__label__4 Great espresso drinks crafted expertly! I haven't met the whole staff but, the redhead with the glasses provides awesome customer service. She's really friendly, not something you can expect from every coffee house (see: the 90's), and makes some damn tasty beverages. Nice decor, but I'm partial to sci-fi. I'd definitely return as long as awesome people like her work there!
__label__1 All right so I had been coming here since my first review and since then, many things I loved about this place has gone.\n\nMy regular order for at least 3 times a month was a coffee (hot or iced depending on the day) and a bacon, egg, and cheese bagel sandwich. My coffee gradually became this weak, almost watered down version of what it used to be. One time my iced coffee was revolting. I ordered it with one pump plain sweetener and it tasted like rancid peppermint. This happened with an iced tea I ordered once, too.\n\nThe once-beloved bacon, egg, and cheese turned on me when on one occasion there was a small amount of mold on the bagel. Another time months later, I had to stop eating it when I couldn't tell if it was raw bacon or just ham. Absolutely vile. \n\nI usually would immediately stop coming to a place after one bad experience, but I had solid months of coming here with amazing service. I guess at one point it went south. I also should have noticed how much staff changes they had, as well as increased wait times. I waited 25 minutes for my order at the drive thru once and it didn't seem like myself or the other 3 cars ordered more than 2-3 items.\n\nI won't be coming back unfortunately. Unless I hear better things from here, I'll probably be frequenting Pink Box or Dunkin' Donuts for a quick breakfast.
__label__2 I'm a Vegas native and 5 guys is good but not fantastic. It's a very good thing that you can add any toppings for no additional charge but I feel like they need to season the hamburger meat. So far every time I have been here the meat has been very bland and tasteless. I NEVER get onions on anything, but yet I was very turned off because everything on my burger tasted like a raw onion and come to find out there was one on there so I had to throw the rest away because I can't get past that taste.  The fries were very over done and burned on the ends but at least it was fresh oil unlike other food places I have been to. \nOne concern I had is that while sitting and enjoying my time with my family there was an employee just wondering around all lost while customers were near the counter, but when they leave she is back up at the counter talking and normally I don't care but I could hear the whole conversation and some things should not have been said out loud. Basically airing her dirty laundry. \nMy 2 last concerns is that when you are sitting there, you shouldn't hear the employees constantly yelling YEP YEP YEP. It gets annoying very fast. Especially when it gets louder and louder. In addition, you should really offer a military discount because I know that other locations do.
__label__4 Pretty much the most legit thing you'll spend your money on in Vegas. Whatever you want they can probably workout a deal for it, they really made my girlfriends birthday party one to remember. They will make you feel like VIP's take in all the concerns you have and special request. Just wanna say thank you to Jeremy for making it one hell of a weekend !!!
__label__4 Severn was very easy to work with and we were able to get into all of the clubs and pool parties with little effort. Our group has contacted Severn many times to set up events, and he has been very consistent with the pricing and the ease of coordination. Severn has definitely made our Vegas trips hassle free, fun, and memorable!
__label__4 I planned a bachelorette for 16 girls and of course was super worried about making sure everything was smooth for the weekend.  I reached out to Severn after some Googling and he was the best!  He responded more promptly then anyone else and was super responsive to emails and phone calls.  He was very understanding of our needs and provided awesome entertainmnet packages (at good prices) as well as freebies (including open bar Tao)  \n\nWhen we were in Vegas, he was super accessible and went out of his way to meet up with us and make sure that everything was going well.  And he kept surprising us with perks! He got us into XS (with absolutely no wait line) and got us table access at the club for a bit as well.  \n\nOverall, I was impressed and very happy with Severn.  I would 100% recommend him for any Vegas planning and needs!
__label__0 This place is a butcher shop. Arrogant, lazy staff that rushes to finish the job so they can get back to sitting or smoking out front. I know it's inexpensive but I thought you were getting the discount by compromising on ambiance, not quality. I'm 30 and it's probably been fifteen years since I had a hair experience worth crying about. Until this place got ahold of me, that is.
__label__0 The only reason i became a duke o  this fantastic sams is the fact that i had to go here 3 times to get my freaking haircut fix. Patricia is the worst ever on cutting hair.  I can go and gice you 5 reasons why not to come here but theres only 1 big reason you should not ever step into this barbershop- Patricia. I can show you all the pictures of the uneven haircut that i have to deal with because of her. After 3 tries of getting them fix it. I have given up. Even the other person who tried to fix my hair said \"just let it grow.\" What the ??? Really?!! I came in to get a haircut not a disaster. Check pictures to see how bad the cuts are. Oh it started to be a simple faux hawk. It turned out to be this way
__label__1 So underwhelmed. Food wasn't terrible, I have had worse in the land of BBQ but it's not great
__label__4 I was very impressed with the attention to detail provided by Isaac.   He was very helpful also in giving tips to conserve energy in our home.   He was very reasonable and his report with the pictures was great.   I would definitely use him again and refer to anyone who needs an inspection done.
__label__1 First, this place reeks of being a national-chain-franchise-type restaurant.  The staff is trying to be enthusiastic like they have been instructed, but it feels very fake.  \n\nOtherwise, the burgers are good.  As you have heard, the standard burger contains two patties, the smaller version has one.  The fresh-cut fries were excellent, maybe the best in Tempe.\n\nWe may go back, but probably won't go out of our way.
__label__1 eh.\n\nfirst of all, this place had been hyped up to me by a couple of people(hubby included) for several days. add that to the fact that parking on Mill's a b*tch, and you will realize why this was such a let-down for me.\n\nnow, we'll begin with the pros:\n*free peanuts while you wait\n*delicious cajun fries\n*malt vinegar\n\n...that's about it.\n\nthe burger was kind of dry and, I suspect, would have been about as good as, say, McDonalds, had I not added my plethora of toppings. the service took forever(and it was nearly empty in there), and their sh*t is EXPENSIVE.\n\nLenny's, in Glendale, has them beat. hands down.
__label__1 I was not overly impressed with 5 guys.  We have only been to this place one time.  The guy who took our order was impatient and unfriendly when we asked questions about the menu.  \n\nMy burger was extremely wet which caused the entire thing to fall apart making it impossible to eat.  I also don't understand why they tell you that you can have anything that you want on your burger, but give such skimpy amounts.  ONE mushroom on a burger does not count as a topping.  \n\nI agree that the fry order is strange.  It's fine for two people to share, but I can't imagine going solo for lunch and ordering such a massive amount of fries.  \n\nI don't get the whole peanuts-in-a-burger-joint thing.......peanuts and burgers?\n\nPrices are a bit on the higher side for such typical burgers.  Can't get out of there for under $10 person.  If the burgers were fantastic, I wouldn't mind the pricing, but they aren't that great.  \n\nSmashburger will continue to get my business over 5 Guys.
__label__2 This was my second time here, the first time I had it, the cheeseburger was sooooo good, but this time it wasn't so great.
__label__4 We really enjoyed our pizza here! They had a great atmosphere, lots of choices!! I had the spicy sauce, jalapenos, two different cheeses, sausage, pepperoni and red bell peppers. So good. I don't think that you need to have a bunch of stuff  on it to make it great!!! They charge extra. for wheat or glutin free crust. Everyone there were very nice
__label__3 Like chipotle with pizza, it was quick good service and overall pizza was pretty solid. will definitely return!
__label__4 It is unfortunate that Custom Built Pizza will be closing by the end of the month. It is a great concept. You pick the toppings you want on your pizza and they build it right in front of you. Then they pop it in the oven and in a few minutes, you have a pizza, custom built to your preferences. The staff is very friendly and make you feel like family. We spoke briefly to the owner who expressed a desire to re-open at a new location. I hope he does.
__label__2 Dans la commerce au d\u00e9tail, parait-il, le principal facteur est la localisation. Cet \u00celot plac\u00e9 judicieusement pr\u00e8s de la piste cyclable et entre le canal Lachine et le march\u00e9 Atwater \u00e0 certainement un avantage durant les jours ensoleill\u00e9 de la belle saison! C'est d'ailleurs la principale raison de d\u00e9gust\u00e9 une glace ici puisque le produit lui-m\u00eame est correcte mais pas exceptionnel.
__label__0 I completely regret moving in here, I may break my lease early to get out of this nightmare.\n\nI pay 1400$ a month to live in a safe and beautiful community - lol no. This place has more roaches than I have ever seen, even after having them spray twice I still find them three or four times a week. It is literally the most disgusting thing to open the dishwasher and find roaches. And I'm not even a messy person with food lying around.
__label__4 My boyfriend and I have stayed at Hotel Palomar twice now and we have had exceptional experiences each time! \n\nThis weekend we stayed for my birthday and the staff outdid themselves sending a bottle of wine, fruit platter, and a HAND-WRITTEN birthday card with vouchers for 2 drinks at the bar to our room. \n\nI highly recommend this hotel to anyone looking to treat themselves to a nice fancy little getaway.
__label__2 A small restaurant near the eastern end of Roy. There are two types of seating, hard old wooden chairs with backs that surround you on three sides and bar stools at raised tables. The decor is eclectic and anemic. In some ways it feels like a garage sale of items. The food is advertised as tapas and yet, can you really call something tapas if the style is French? Isn't that really more of an amuse bouche, then? Anyway. most of the tapas were nice and the prices were reasonable, with the exception of the beef tartare which on the night we had it, had an off flavour related to the spices. The alcohol prices were a little high, but still acceptable. The soft drink prices apparently were set by someone from Paris or a stripper, because at $4 for a soft drink, I expect someone to be dancing around nearly naked (or at least be on the Champ d'Elysee, with a snooty accented French.) Makes you wonder who is setting the prices, because a glass of milk is just $3, but cost wise is more than any softdrink. Of note, the Fennel salad was excellent. The creme brulee was nicely prepared. The chevre chaud was too sweet for my taste. The salmon was good. But I would skip the tartare. Oh and the Piano man was quite good.
__label__3 I remember this block of buildings going up while I was studying at nearby George Sq, so as Jenny L says in her review I've seen plenty of bars come and go in this space. Maybe it's the depth of the bar and the size of the windows which stops the daylight reaching the far corners, but it's certainly got character under Innis & Gunn's branding which makes for a welcoming place to stay a while.\n\nThe colours work (classic red, white and black) and there's ample quality on show to make everyone feel well looked after in a style to which they'd like to become accustomed.\n\nI'd love to dwell on how well stocked the bar is, for there were many, many bottles of spirits to select from. Sadly they managed to run out of bottles of I&G blonde by mid-afternoon, which was a shame.
__label__2 Corn muffins were amazing and good service but nothing noteworthy here. I have traveled extensively throughout the south and always try to seek out new BBQ. Pork and ribs were good but not special. Sauces were unique but not something I wanted the recipe for. Sides were disappointing, green beans, mashed potatoes and barbecue beans in particular. Everything was over salted.
__label__1 Arrived at 845, closes at 1000. Nowhere near busy. Hostess obviously wasn't happy to be at work. Waited 7ish minutes to have drink order taken by Emily. Waited 5 minutes for the drinks. Finally got our cornbread rolls, the best part, about 15 minutes into our visit....cold. Began hearing the next table over saying they were waiting on refills and the A1 sauce, originally forgotten by the server, was empty. Finished our teas, waited some more for refills. Food arrived fast and hot, at least the kitchen was on point. Didn't wait long for the check. Thanks Emily. Your service as horrible. Kitchen did awesome...minus the cold cornbread, which I'll blame on the server not checking her food service. No bueno Emily.
__label__1 As I noted, if I returned I would update.  Here is that update.  Honestly, the only reason I went back was because I was invited for a birthday celebration - so I basically went for the people and not the restaurant.\n\nAfter my initial review, I was asked to email the company.  After hesitating a couple weeks I finally sent an email to see what they had to say.  To this day I have not received a reply.\n\nThis visit occurred on an \"All You Can Eat Wings\" Tuesday.  I made the decision to go with the wing special.  The wings are so-so and the flavors are boring. To me it just seems overpriced, especially since they don't include fries anymore - but instead allow you to munch on a sad nacho bar which is never restocked. All of the food just seems pricey at QSL in general.\n\nKnowing that this location and the Concord location are owned by the same company I expected a lot more out of them.  Even though the service and food in Concord is so-so.\n\nThe previous businesses in that location, for some reason, have just failed to succeed.  Hopefully they continue to make it.  \n\nI don't feel the need to return.  You can make your own decisions.\n\nThis is just an honest from-the-heart review (update) from a paying customer.
__label__4 Project Highway is on the road a LOT, and we come across a wide variety of people and hotels.  This Holiday Inn Express and it's employees are seriously just plain awesome.  \n\nThe rooms were immaculate, the breakfast bar inviting and tasty (loved the pancake machine, lol), and even the grounds were above average. The beds were exceptionally comfortable (loved the choice of \"firm\" or \"soft\" pillows and the extra down blanket), and THERE WERE NO BUGS!!\n\nThe general manager Damon takes great pride in not only his hotel, but the town and made us feel ever so welcome. The night manager, Tanya... there are no words.  Within minutes of visiting with her, it was like finding a long-lost friend.  We kept each other laughing for at least half-an-hour, and over the course of our 3-day stay, she remembered our names every time she saw us; even with a full house. \n\nWhen in Florence, staying here is a MUST. The local attractions are great: visit the Windmill Winery, it's amazing, and for unusual gifts/souvenirs, go to the Prison Outlet.  Florence is a prison town, and the Prison Outlet is a little store (closed Sun and Mon) that sells the most creative things made by inmates.  If you need ANY info on what is going on in town or where to go, ask Damon.  He has the inside track on everything worth anything in Florence and is eager to share. Nothing but great things to say about Florence in general and this Holiday Inn Express in particular!!
__label__1 I went to a networking event at Lustre and we had a pretty bad experience. Our server was inattentive - about half our people had to go to the bar for drinks. (There were ~10 people in our group.) The flat breads were good but the rest of the food we ordered was bland. Our bill was all messed up - wrong prices for items and it took them way too long to figure out how to get a voided copy of the wrong bill for our hosts records. \n\nOne of our group members asked for her the bill and she said she saw our server drinking a martini instead of getting it for her.\n\nThe ambiance and the view from the rooftop was very nice, but overall, I don't recommend this place.
__label__0 If i could give 0 stars I could. The service was so atrocious, its not even worth spending the time to review. Ended up walking out.
__label__4 Best kept secret around - Thursday nite - bar food - City Tavern SouthPark - 1/2 priced appetizers - also $10 petite filet - it was melt in your mouth delicious.  Very surprised with that price you also get yummy mashed potatoes and grilled asparagus.  Service was impeccable and ambiance was great - bartender even changed music to jazz to accommodate the \"older folks\" at the bar.  Same menu as Stonecrest location I think.  Interior is very classy - would imagine after the sun goes down it would be a very romantic place for dinner.  Will definitely make this a go-to place for the great service and delicious food.
__label__0 The good- I had a groupon so I didn't have to pay full price for the bland dishes consumed by my daughter and neice. \n\nThe bad- I ordered the blackened seafood. The sea bass was overcooked (rubbery). The scallops were undercooked (one under one over). The mashed potatoes were AWFUL, taste like boxed mashed potatoes with a few lumps to try to fool you into thinking they were homemade. Nothing like the ones in the picture. \n\nThe ugly- our waiter smelled like she had been out drinking ALL night (it was 5 in the evening). D'angela (the chick that answered the phone) was not friendly at all. \n\nGroupon free meal or complimentary appetizer..nothing will get me back in the door.
__label__0 I have been wanting to try City Tavern for a while now. I feel as if I should have tried them years ago. It almost seems as if the restaurant may be cutting corners. The food is subpar. Most of what I had was previously frozen. My egg roll was cold in the middle and the calamari was incredibly chewy. My \"sushi grade\" tuna was pink, not red. It was basically over priced bar fare.
__label__0 Not sure what happened here. First off all,  the server ,who was very nice,  brought all the courses within minutes of each other.  That wasn't the the big disappointment of the evening. The food was bland and tasteless. I had the lemongrass seared scallops with risotto. Instead I got scallops swimming in this strange lavender colored sauce. I didn't taste lemongrass at all . My date's streak was tough.  He was hacking into it like an autopsy. The crab cakes were more cake than crab. Very disappointing. To top it off , I told the hostess, who didn't seem overly concerned, the ladies room had very little soap and no paper towels.  I wont be back.
__label__0 Not worth one star. My boyfriend and I went in with another couple and had an awful experience. Our friends arrived ten minutes prior and still had not been greeted by anyone. It was another ten minutes before we were greeted and given menus. We were sitting in the bar at a high top table. Once we finally had drink orders taken we gave her the food order as well in hopes of speeding it up some. She forgot the order and came back almost 15 minutes later to ask what we had ordered so our food hadn't even been put in yet! Food finally comes out, and my boyfriends seafood Mac and cheese was similar to a can of beeferoni you would get at the store for a buck. My friends lobster nachos consisted of about ten chips with three small pieces of lobster. Hardly worth the $14. My seafood trio was over seasoned by a ton. It looked like a whole can of old bay was dumped on top. The bartender finally came to see how our food was about twenty minutes later when the whole table was finished eating and totally out of drinks. I don't like causing a scene and complain in a restaurant so we kept quiet, especially after a manager was standing at a table with what appeared to be employees getting drunk and yelling very loudly--this clearly would have been zero help to us as he did not seem to care that he was ruining our experience as he yelled over everyone right next to us. I can deal with sub par bar food, but the service was the worst I have experienced in a long time. Definitely not worth what we spent in there. We will never be back, don't waste your time.
__label__0 I don't understand how everyone is giving him 5 stars (unless he's the only one they've been to). I did 4 sessions with him and my tattoo didn't fade one bit. I've been to another lady twice and it was amazing how much it faded. But I bought a groupon for this place for 4 sessions. This first time I asked \"that's it?\" He went over my tattoo but it was like a kid scribbling on paper, I'm used to my lady going over each line of ink carefully. My tat didn't scab with him or anything. The last 3 sessions I asked him to be more aggressive but he didn't. I kept telling myself he was just trying to get a feel of my skin but, from the first session to the last, it didn't fade one bit. Maybe it's because I had a groupon?  If so then that's not cool, he's wasting everyone's time and money. Sorry for the negative review.
__label__1 My husband did enjoy driving the Ferrari, the overall experience however was horrid!\n\nWe only had an address to go on to try to find this place.  Other customers told us they got an email of the location with directions, but we did not.  We started looking for it 90 minutes before our appointment.  We drove up and down the strip.  We called the Las Vegas phone number we had and it went to voicemail.  Then we tried the New York number which was forwarded to someplace.  Each message said they would call you back and they never did.  We finally got lucky and pulled into the Palazzo parking.  They told us we had to park ($5 gratuity) and then go downstairs to the basement.  When we got there, we were 25 minutes late.  I told the receptionist the situation, she was nice but told us, \"Well it is a good thing you got here because in 5 minutes, I have to mark you a no show.\" She then told me that they were a 3rd party to this company and that there was no way to contact that location directly.\n\nWe had a Groupon which was advertised as 1 hour experience but my husband was gone with the staff driver Scott for about 25 minutes and my husband did not get to drive for the entire 25 minutes. Scott was very nice, but we still only got 25 minutes.  No one told us ahead of time that he would be with a driver or that I did not get to go along.  We were not allowed to video him driving the car.\n\nWe both felt that this group is extremely disorganized and unprofessional.  We were so stressed out trying to find the place that it really deterred from the fun for my husband.  The inability to contact them directly and lack of directions to the location was ridiculous.  If you take this experience, please know what you are getting.  Do not pay full price and give yourself plenty of time to find it.
__label__4 Life as a teacher means hours upon hours of lesson planning and grading...I may tell my students to do their work early ...but I'm guilty of that same mistake.  Thankfully, I have Fresh Cup to help get me through those Sunday afternoons buried in student papers.\n\nThere are just so many perks I couldn't justify giving them anything less than 5 stars.\n\n1. The Drinks (the Kid Friendly Kind)!!!!\n\nThey have just about every type of drink you could want from Flavored Teas, Milk Teas, Ice Smoothies, and Fruit Smoothies.  And of course no Drink place in Chinatown would be complete without offering Boba (extra 0.50) to any drink you please.  I usually order their Peach Tea if I'm not feeling the Boba or Regular Milk Tea when the Boba craving hits.  Another plus is that you can order their drinks half sweet if you are feeling healthier or if you just can't take the sweet\n\nAlso they have a stamp card! Buy ten get one free!\n\n2. Desserts\nWho doesn't like shaved-ice fruit and condensed milk on a Hot Las Vegas Day?? I haven't tried their shaved-ice yet, but once it starts to warm up again I think I will.  Or if I'm feeling like a rebel in the winter\n\n\n3. Real Food\nMost Asian Drink places just have your usual Fried appetizers (which they have here too), but this place also has full on meals.  Including sushi rolls and rice bowls.  So far I've tried their Fried Calamari App and Their Yami yami Roll which were pretty good considering it was from a Boba place.\n\n\n4. Wi-Fi\nHow else am I going to put the grades into my grade book?  Or look up awesome chemistry demos for my students without the Wi-Fi?  I've stayed a couple of hours here (don't worry I also order food and a drink) and they have never rushed me or made me give up a table\n\n5. K-pop in the background and on the walls.  Now, I don't really listen to that music but it makes it is kind of fun to be around and makes the place not weirdly quite.\n\n6. Nice Staff\nEveryone that I've met that works here has a smile and is super sweet to me.  I feel like they actually like working there and that they like each other which makes me like the place more too\n\nOverall:  Great place to get some work done, catch up with friends, or grab a quick bite to eat.  I'll be back many times I'm sure.  If you see an Asian girl buried in grading on a Sunday afternoon, it will probably be me!
__label__0 This gym has the worst customer service and a bunch of idiots working there.  I cancelled my membership 4 times as I did not have faith in the idiots working and was confirmed July would be my last payment.  Well last night August 2 guess what? they took another payment.  When I called the idiot at the desk said sorry there is nothing we can do.  So now because they are so stupid I have to close my checking account and open a new one and transfer all my drafts.  If you want yo get robbed and deal with shitty service join this low class gym.
__label__0 I'm big on customer service and this location was lacking any customer service. I was not greeted when walking up to the counter by the 2 workers behind the counter. One was making drinks and the taking orders at the drive thru. When I was greeted by the drive thru person she said \"we'll be right with you\" but I stood there for another couple minutes until someone came out from the back and said \"have you been helped?\" (In a not so enthusiastic voice) when I finally got my drink it was given by the barista who also had no enthusiasm for being there or serving. On top of it all my drink was too sweet. I will not be going back to this location. They could learn a thing or two about service from Starbucks. It also was not busy. There was only one other person who ordered a drink before me (in the store)
__label__2 I was driving through downtown Chandler and spotted this free standing location, the first I've ever seen for a JJs. \n\nIt's the usual Jimmy John's faire, but slightly less expensive ('bout 50 cents) than their Chandler Fashion location. Now I love JJs, but I need to take them down a half star for all the nonsense going on inside the store.  \n\nIt's very much like the old high school cafeteria. Employees yelling at each other, goofing around and tunes dial up to ear splitting decibels, which makes it hard to enjoy a meal here.\n\nWe've all enjoyed high school once, once. Bueller? Bueller? Bueller?
__label__1 Came here about a month ago and the frozen yogurt was good but I won't be coming back. There was a foul smell upon entering the shop and a bunch of gnats flying around the fresh fruit they had for toppings. It was a shame because my prior experiences were good but this was very off putting. I'll probably wait a long time before going back or find somewhere else...
__label__0 this place was a real dump  thus it closed
__label__4 This place is the best, cheap, good and fast!  I know other Mexican chains are more common throughout the valley but this place is so good.  Just writing about it makes me want to get in the car right now and go get some.  I love all of their breakfast burritos but specifically like potato egg and cheese one.  The classic 2 taco meal is another good way to go.  It's open 24 hours and has a drive-through.  We've actually never been inside.  My only minor complaint is that the tea always kinda old tasting.  Everything else is super fresh and delicious, though!
__label__0 I was disappointed in this store.  It's in the shopping center with Changing Hands and Trader Joes so I think it is wasting its opportunity.  On the positive side, it is a clean store and has room to walk around and look at the items.  And if you have items on consignment you get to choose between store credit or cash - store credit is 55%, cash is 45% if the item sells.  You have 90 days for the item to sell.  Then you need to pick it up or it becomes the property of Turn Style.  You need to keep track of the items, they don't call when the 90 days hit.\n\nThere's two big negatives to me regarding this store: overpriced items and pleasant but not friendly staff.   That's too bad because there is allot of traffic in that area due to the other stores.  I have a rule not to shop in stores that don't appreciate my business.  They can use some training in the customer service area.
__label__3 I found quality items that were fairly priced based upon the current fashion trends and what was made available.  my only complaint was that i was encouraged to leave items at the front counter so that my arms were free to continue shopping and at a time sensitive (i had to go out of town) check out, an important item was left out of my pile of things.  this resulted in my being inconvenienced due to my schedule and the long distance driven to get to Turn Style to shop.  When I called the store I was told that the items could not be held for me for a few days until I was able to get back there to pick them up.  This was a customer service faux pas that showed absolutely no personal attention. I spent a sumptuous amount in their store and it was too inconvenient for them to accommodate me given their clerical error?  After four more phone calls over the next couple of days I finally was able to receive good customer service as I was promised the item would be held for me until my return date.  I am planning to see if they truly are customer service oriented when I travel the 15 miles to their store to fetch my item supposedly on hold for me.  We shall see.  \n\nAs consignments shops go, I am impressed with the organization, the cleanliness and fresh fragrance of the store (as opposed to that typical thrift store odor), and I found the staff otherwise extremely kind and pleasant if not efficient given my debaucle.\n\nI will continue to shop there because of the quality and variety of their items and I will also be sure to see that every item I chose is included in the check out.
__label__1 Dated furniture and nick knacks that aren't old enough to be cool.  Some decent shoes and clothes available, just depends on your luck.  Lots of trendy purses, belts, scarves.\n\nIn an effort to run this place like some high end store, or maybe some obsessive compulsives house, they tell you to leave your have food or drink at the door.  LOL!  How old are we?!  Um, with BR on the corner I like to browse while I eat my cup of  one scoop of ice cream.  \nThey shoo'd me and my guest out of the store once, person wasn't very polite and there was not a no food/drink sign posted on the door.\n\nNow seriously, this isn't a department store it's a consignment store.  They pay a small pittance on items you bring them to sell.\nSimilar items can be found at a thrift store as well.
__label__1 When I first walked into this store it was small but it had some interesting things around here and there, however slightly over priced. I found a craftsman electric blower which was listed for $50.00. It seem a bit high considering it was only a 12amp. I looked up the model number but it wasn't available anymore. I found a more up-to-date model online at Sears for $47.50 (exact same blower *newer generation). I figured I'd show the manager what it's listed for brand new and see if it was just missed priced. The store associate returned saying that they just looked it up and saw it was listed for $80 plus on the Sears website. I told them how could that be considering I had it on my phone clearly showing it listed for $47.50. I was then told they looked up the actual model number and this particular one was much more, but the manager would take off 5 bucks (remember that model number doesn't exists anymore) . I asked if I can speak with the manager and if they could show me what they found it on the Sears website (not sure it's a he or she because the manager wouldn't even come out of the back office) and was told that's all they can do. When I asked for the managers name, I was told be the same associate that she isn't able to give out that information. Keep in mind that this store is called \"Catholic Charities\" and this is how they represent? This isn't a \"thrift store\". The bottom line is this store is a joke, not for what they have on their shelves, but because they are waaaaay over priced and the customer services is beyond ridiculous.
__label__0 This place I went to is at 4840 S Eastern.\n\nI bought a lamp there.  I bought it because I liked the lamp shade.  I got home, the lampshade didn't fit my my lamp.  I thought \"ehh maybe they'll let me take it back and switch it for a couple of towels or something I'll use.\"\nI called.  I talked to a slightly snotty woman who was very happy to tell me there are no exchanges or refunds, and in all fairness it does say that on the receipt, so I was like, \"oh ok it does say that.\"\nSo I go to the lamp and I'm thinking well, I'll use in in the living room.\nThe knob was gone.  No way to turn it on without pliars.\nI call back, I tell her there's no knob.  This time she was VERY snotty to me.  She said I could talk to her manager, but they \"have people checking these things before they put them on the floor, so I know it was there.\"  I asked her if she was accusing me of lying about the knob on a $7.50 lamp?  She was so snotty I decide her manager needs to know.  Lol, only when I get there I find he is even worse than her!\n\nI drive all the way back there, because I am that upset.  I meet the manager.  I felt like I was dealing with a mentally undeveloped 7 year old.  I'm rarely rude but I am direct and outspoken about how I'm being treated, especially if I've given a place my business and spent money there.  \n\n- He told me it was my responsibility to check to see if anything is broken before I buy it.\n- I told him it's his employees' job to do that before things are put on the floor.  \n\n- He then told me he \"knew\" it had a knob when I bought it, because someone had \"told\" him they saw it with the knob.  \n- I asked him \"Did you just accuse me of lying to you about the knob?\"  (Seems to be a theme going on here.)\n\nHe points to a young man working there who looks at me and blurts out, \"I saw it 2 weeks ago, it could have fallen off.\"  \n\n- Then the manager asks me in a snotty tone, \"Why don't you go find a knob somewhere and put it on it?\"\n- I look at him and ask him, \"Why don't YOU go find a knob somewhere and put it on it?\"     \n\nWhich he then did. A knob that was too small and doesn't fit on the metal part that sticks out, and fell off in my car on the way home.  I asked him if he took it off another lamp and he proudly stated \"YES I DID.\"  I tried to put it on when I got home but its too skinny and it's supposed to screw on and the threading doesn't match up.  The whole thing is worthless.  He's not THAT inept; he could tell it didn't fit.  He just jammed it on there well enough so it wouldn't fall off while he was walking with it.  He so blatantly derived pleasure in sending me out the door feeling ripped off and angry that I became even more angry I spent money there.\n\nI didn't get his name.  But he appears to be one of those old school party types that lost most their teeth from whatever recreational chemical activities they used to partake in. ? (100% my impression.)  He was sure pleased with himself to send me out the door angry with that useless lamp.  \n\nReally?  Accused by two people of lying about the missing knob on a $7.50 lamp and sent out the door purposely agitated by Mr I-need-to-feel-some-power-in-this-life-manager-guy.  That was enough for me.  Over a $7.50 lamp.  Geeeez.  I'll pay the $30 at Bed Bath and Beyond from now on.  Who knew?  I always thought Catholic Charities was a good place to shop because you're helping a good cause.  Treated like that??  No thanks.\n\n(*Let me add I also called the store on Rainbow to vent when I got home, and spoke to a very nice woman, named Nicole.  This is not who I am referring to above when I said I called and they were snotty.)
__label__2 I think all the hype about this place is for the dreamers.  I thought the cashier was inattentive, and was way too busy talking to his friends to pay any attention to us the customer's. The ice cream was alright but nothing to make me come back for more.
__label__4 This place is awesome! I'm out with my significant other for New Years Eve and thought I should embrace the winter weather and get ice cream. We were the first customers of the night at Dream Cream and the owner embraced us with a warming welcomed and explained his business model to us...supporting peoples dreams with ice cream!! Some flavors provide donations to people in need who then volunteer at Dream Cream. Its an excellent service and the staff is very friendly.\n\nThe flavors they have are splendid. So many tasty flavors such as southern apple pecan pie, pumpkin, coffee, tiramisu, and your basic flavors. Sometimes I hesitate with flavors parlors offer, but here at Dream Cream I knew right away; Southern Apple Pecan Pie. It felt so warm and flavorful. \n\nIm not sure if this place is seasonal or not, but it was open for NYE and that was awesome. I do plan on coming back; support this establishment!
__label__3 Great ice cream and for a cause!  Only open during business hours.  For each different flavor a portion goes to a cause i.e. to help with someone's medical bills or to replace a home that burned down.  \n\nThey have about 20 different flavors and basic toppings (no sundaes).
__label__4 Stooped In during a Segway tour of downtown Pittsburgh. Great variety of flavors.  Friendly staff.  Very cool concept.
__label__4 Great ice cream (Perry's, which is especially exciting for me since I'm from the Buffalo area), great flavors, great service and for a great cause.  I'll be trying to earn that 11th free ice cream!
__label__0 I wish that I could give a negative star. Honestly, I never wanted century link in the first place. However, my apartments are contracted with them and try as I might no other service would agree to bend the rules and sign me up. I hate century link because 1.) No, you can not make a payment 24/7. You have to schedule it for a later time. 2.) If you are one day late, you are shut off immediately. However, once you make a payment you have to wait 4-24 hours to  get it back. 3.) Which this far has meant 24 hours although they have no problem pulling the money from my account immediately. 4.) They do not offer 24 hour support, their offices close at 6pm. 5.) It took me 2+ weeks to get it all hooked up because I was told 3 different things by 3 different people about what kind of modem I needed, which turned out to be only theirs. But lucky me, I can rent instead of buy! So over a years period, I will have paid for a modem that I can't keep. The alternative being to buy their modem, which why would I want to? So I can have a modem that only works for century link? Hahaha, no thank you. 6.) they refused to adjust my bill for the 2 weeks I paid for no internet due to customer service incompetence. They even hung up on me. 7.) Internet as low as $19.95? Bull, \"oh I'm sorry, your area code does not qualify\". Then why is there a billboard two blocks from me advertising it? If you're thinking about switching to century link, don't!
__label__2 Friendly service, tasty food, reasonable prices. My Greek burger was delicious and their homemade rice pudding was tasty. We really enjoyed our visit and have gone to try and eat their again but their hours don't seem to be consistent, the sign with the hours said they were supposed to be open but they weren't. I would have given it 4 if the hours more consistent.
__label__4 Breakfast was fantastic today!  We had the French toast and biscuits and gravy along with home fries and sausage. The sausage was filled with flavor. It's been years since we have been here and the new owners have done a great job of keeping the same casual atmosphere while adding a better menu. Great job!
__label__4 I really like this place...\n\nA quick visit to the website will describe a lot about this place and the passion/vision of the restaurant and its owners. This is very fresh, very authentic, very delicious Thai food. The restaurant is clearly in its very early opening stages. What is refreshing about the experience is that they are open and transparent about the fact and they will take the time to address the obvious kinks and give you the exact date for their resolution. Their (currently) limited menu is sure to point out that it's a temporary menu being offered only until their Grand Opening which is yet TBD. The ambiance was relaxing yet lively and vivacious. I was there for lunch and groups of people seemed to be enjoying themselves immensely and highly complimentary. I was immediately impressed by the menu; it seems as if someone identified all the best Thai dishes around the city and put them on one menu. I had the shrimp Pad Thai (which i believe should be the starting point and litmus test for any new Thai food experience), the shrimp were perfectly cooked, fresh and incredibly seasoned. The garnishing of incredibly fresh and crunchy bean sprouts along with the light dust of Thai seasoning added excellent texture and depth to the dish. The incredibly fresh green onion slivers added beautiful color and a sharpness that complimented the sweetness and spiciness of the dish perfectly. In all i found both the experience and the food to be fantastic; this notion was only exacerbated by the cordial and personal interaction of the manger (which btw is the tried and true key to long-term success on Murray Ave.) and the resourceful and friendly wait staff. \n\nFor those looking for a great new place to try and fantastic, authentic Thai food, Curry on Murray is a must try!
__label__2 We tried curry on murray last week and were sadly disappointed.  The\nrennovation from sababa did little to improve the space - it is still\nvery sterile with lots of hard smooth surfaces which do little to\nlower the noise level.  More importantly, the curry's were lacking in\nflavor.  We had both the green curry with tofu and the pumpkin curry\nwith duck.  Both were disappointing.  We started with the papaya salad\nwhich we ordered spicy - and it was - but the only spice content was\nheat - no flavor.
__label__1 We tried this place on a whim today and our experience was mixed. The tofu summer rolls were good but not great, the lemongrass soup was stellar, and my pad se ew was good but a bit too sweet. My husband's experience was bad enough that we probably won't go back, unfortunately. My husband hates coconut and ordered the Penang curry on the understanding that it was not prepared with coconut milk. Unfortunately, our very nice server was wrong (the dish was tasty but for the coconut). My husband exchanged his dish for the pad Thai but that dish was very sweet with a hot pepper kick. Overall, Curry on Murray gets a thumbs up for decor and service but the food is merely OK.
__label__2 Ducked in here this afternoon to get out of the rain and wait for a friend! Was super busy but the attentive staff managed to find a seat for me immediately and took my order promptly which was fab. The cakes looked INCREDIBLE and although they did have a gluten free option I stuck to just a pot of peppermint tea this time; but judging by the delighted fashion in which everyone around me was devouring their cakes and pastries I think I can safely say they taste as good as they look! Wee wait for my pot of tea but they were pretty mobbed so can't complain, and my waiter took pity on me sitting alone so he took the time to have a quick chat which was nice :) pleasant atmosphere, gorgeous food presentation, smart attentive staff and a good place to dry off, but as I didn't get a chance to sample any food 3 stars from me for my short but sweet visit!
__label__1 Terrible experience... The server was so rude. Brought out the wrong food and gave us a hard time as a result. The food was ok... not good enough to tolerate the horrible server that is clearly dissatisfied with her life.  My biggest regret is going there twice.
__label__3 The place is good. Been here for lunch an dinner. Good selection of rolls and sushi. Decent ambiance.
__label__4 I had dinner at Angela's Kitchen very recently with another couple.  I must comment that the food was nothing short of spectacular.  I ordered the traditional lasagna and it was incredible with a homemade meat sauce.  It was neither too spicy nor too salty.  Everything is prepared from scratch and not microwaved as is very common in chain restaurants.  For desert I ordered the cheesecake and once again it was prepared from scratch.  It was a wonderful meal and I  plan on retuning very soon.
__label__0 We have eaten at Angela's several times, with friends, in hopes that it would I prove; it hasn't! The food is terrible, the prices are way too high for a senior community and the service is not so hot either. I would stay away! Lovely location though.
__label__4 I recently had my make-up done by Jena for an Ahwatukee Chamber of Commerce event.  She volunteered her time to make up models for a fashion show.  She did amazing work on all the models. .we were a group of \"normal\" women of all ages and she made everyone look radiantly gorgeous!  Definitely knows what she is doing!  Highly recommend!
__label__4 I'm a hairstylist and I have worked with many make-up artists for films and special events. \n\nI'm so happy I recently had the chance to work with Jena! She did the make-up for a wedding I did the hair for. \n\nJena's make-up application for the bride, the brides mother and her 4 bridesmaids was classic yet modern. Everyone was glowing and their eyes stood out beautifully, especially the bride. She gave them exactly what every women wants on their wedding day, to look gorgeous and flawless. \n\nI would highly recommend Jena to anyone and here's why:\n\n1) She is a true professional!\n\n2) She asks questions and makes suggestions. \n\n3) She's prepared and works in a timely manner. \n\n4) Her make-up application enhances her clients beauty without being overly done.\n\n5) She is sweet and personable. \n\nI hope to get to work with her in the future and would feel comfortable knowing my own clients are in excellent hands with Jena.
__label__4 I've been going to Jena for over a year and couldn't be happier with her services!! Jena customizes my facials to my skin care needs. I always leave relaxed and rejuvenated. Jena also does amazing makeup! I've seen how beautiful her clients look and can't wait for her to do my wedding makeup in October!! I highly recommend her to all my family and friends:)
__label__0 $13 for a 1/3 lb cheese burger. $6 fries? This place was waaay overpriced for 7th st and thunderbird area. $5.50 for a bottled beer? This place was absolutely terrible. I knew it was trouble when I saw a raw bar five feet from the bathrooms.
__label__2 Good Burger but on the pricy side for what you get. I work nearby and was hoping for a lunch deal but they aren't open for lunch. Pleasant staff and service was good but no lunch no return trips.
__label__1 I would have giving another star if the burgers were cooked correctly. I think if mostly all you do is burgers they should be cooked the way you asked for and we were the only table they were cooking for at the time. We ordered two burgers and asked for one medium rare and the other medium. The medium rare one came out rare. The medium one came out medium well. So both of us were slightly disappointed but being one off we could manage and didn't want to waste time having one thrown back on. \n\nThe burger I had seemed to be seasoned nice with a slight charr. About half the people are like me and will only eat half the roll because that's too much bread to eat. I thought the house made garlic knot was good and not too garlicky with the burger. (but I only ate the smaller half not the whole roll) But my companion eat the whole thing and said all together it was too much garlic so it can go either way.\n\nThe truffle string fries are OK but don't didn't taste truffles on our visit. Maybe they left it off or maybe they use real truffle oil that's very delicate? Usually if you taste a lot of truffle flavor it's artificial truffle aroma. So that may be a good thing that we didn't taste the truffle.\n\nWe both had margaritas and I'd pass on them them next time as they were large and too much mixer in proportion to booze.\n\nTwo burgers that came with the fries and two margaritas about $40.00 before tip.
__label__0 This place is NOT the Grind, Zinburger or even Delux Burgers. Not even close. The owner thinks it is but he should at least TRY these places and  then UPGRADE the beef and the preparation and the knowledge of the service. Only then could you possibly justify the prices!  PLEASE get a clue, I live a block from here and old really appreciate The Grind II NOT another Amaccapanes!!
__label__0 Do not waste your hard earned dollars here. For a Saturday night the place was almost empty.   Appetizers (onion rings and fried zucchini)  came out cold.  The wings were very good. My wife's chicken dinner was COLD, beans almandine had no almonds and mushy.   The so called smoked ribs were NOT smoked (1/2 rack was a 1/3 rack).  The waitress added $40+ on to our bill,  The peaches and cream martini had very little alcohol.  After the adjustment the bill was still $175 and we drank very little for 4. .  Oh, they were out of half of the deserts.  I would have given this joint zero stars but you cant.  Dont get me wrong I can afford a 5* restaurant but we decided to try Charr this place is doomed to closing.  Oh NO cold glasses.  The waitress brought glass's with ice water in them to chill them and emptied them but left 3 oz of water in the bottom.  This place needs a visit from   Gordon Ramseyor David Irvine.
__label__0 Walking into Charr we had high hopes. They were flatten when we were greeted by the hostess who was seated behind the podium. Not only was the hostess seated,but we had to ask to be seated outside. The hostess never offered inside or outside seating. \nWalking outside we noticed the many dirty tables, and the trash from previous customers littering the floor. In addition to the dirty tables, there was broken glass lying on top. The glass came from the lightbulbs above. So we moved inside. \nOnce inside  we were seated near a server station where you could hear the servers and hostess cursing. In addition to the foul language I witnessed a sever chasing the hostess around the restaurant with a dead bug! \nI had ordered a beer on draft which was poured into a warm glass so with in minutes the beer was room temp and unpleasant. We both had burgers of course. I had ordered mine med rare and my girlfriend had ordered hers med well,both came out over and under cooked. For a burger bar I would think you would train your cooks to cook a burgers to order properly.  Truffle fries were nothing special have had better. And finally the bathrooms where so gross that most dive bars bathrooms where better then there's!! Overall would not recommend this place to anyone.
__label__0 Well, I was craving Korean and we wanted to try somewhere closer to our house. I guess this experience was \"my bad\"...but hey, someone had to try it right? As Kevin says, \"It filled our tummies\" and I must agree 100%.  The food was \"eh\"....okay.  I guess because we were hungry!  We definitely had waaaaay better Korean food.  (Stay tuned for my next review of it).  \n\nThe outside actually looked pretty good.  Yes, quite opposite from other restaurants we go to (Hmmm...interesting...).  We went on a Tuesday about 430pm so it wasn't crowded at all.  There was just one other person sitting there,  The lady that 'somewhat' greeted us looked like she was one of the owners. I say 'somewhat' because she was distracted with her Korean shows that was blaring from the TV situated in the middle of the restaurant,  She was in front of that TV every chance she got.\n\nWe played it safe and ordered the bulgogi and chicken.  The dishes were $14.95 each,  They only had the \"cooking\" menu open at that time so we didn't have much of a choice.  They had soups and other appetizers but we opt not to have any.  I really wanted to try the seafood pancake but it was $16.95 (pretty steep for me).  There lunch special prices looked okay ranging $8.00-9.00 but that ended at 230pm. \n\nWhen the dishes came out on a cast iron sizzling plates it didn't quite excite us. It came sizzling with just onions! The meat was soft but it definitely needed more flavor.  Same goes with the chicken (mind you, they used the chicken breast. I'm used to thighs.)\n\nNow, let's talk about the \"sides\" given.  They gave about 6 side dishes.  One was a huge bowl of salad which consisted of just greens and the dressing was a simple rice vinegar/soy sauce with a bit of spice.  The other sides were the usual kimchee stuff but they didn't give much.  We actually had to ask for more.  One last thing, my husband being in the food industry business would always tip 20% regardless.  But I have to tell you that it's a big statement when he only tipped 15% at this place!!!\n\nAlright, enough about this place. I'm sorry to say that this was the first and last time that we would be going here.  For anyone who goes and has a better experience. We're happy for you!
__label__3 I've tried my fair share of local Chinese food and it always ends up a disappointment. China One, though not without such feelings draws me back time after time. Their food is pretty good(the only Chinese beef my hubby will eat) and you get big portions. They remember you and that makes a difference to me as a customer. Their service is friendly and cheerful. Beef Chow Fun and Shrimp Egg Fu Yung are my faves here.\n\n I just wish I could find good pot stickers in this town. Why are they so hard to find?!
__label__2 Im glad I didnt have high expectations based on the 4 star average rating. I ordered the Double California Steak Burger Combo. It came with shoestring fries and a drink. The burger itself was not as big as I thought since there were two patties. It's about the same size as an In n Out Double Double, only In n Out's has a little more veggies. The patties themselves were a bit salty and just a tad overcooked. The fries were your average shoe string. The Freddy's sauce and special seasoning is what probably allowed me to finish the fries.\n\nWhat is making me give them 3 stars instead of 2 is the dessert they are known for! Frozen Custard! From their menu you can have it either as a Sundae or Concrete (milkshake form). I ordered the PBC n B Sundae. Comes in mini, medium, or large. Im glad I got the mini cuz I could not finish it! The PBC n B consists of a Reese's Peanut Butter Cup, Sliced Bananas, Frozen Vanilla Custard, Whipped Cream, and a single Cherry on top. (refer to my pic!) They have other tantalizing flavors as well which is probably the only saving grace in coming back here.\n\nService is friendly as evidenced by the smiles and attention I received at the counter. Prices average about 7 to 8 bucks if you want a decent meal to fill you up. The overall size of the place is very spacious with enough tables and booths. The bathrooms are a nice size and is actually pretty clean.\n\nOverall, its an ok burger place. For you peeps with a sweet tooth, the desserts will always hit the spot here. If anything, make this place as your go to dessert place after having dinner somewhere else.
__label__0 I, as well, am glad I didn't have high expectations.  There is hardly anything to the hamburger, which were very flat and charred on the edges.  The onion rings where slightly better but not the best onion rings that I have every had.  How about some more meat to those burgers.
__label__4 Best fast food burger ever; and the shoestring fries are better than the burgers! Now the custard, we get concretes with our meal everytime it's like a sundae all mixed together. Our favorite is the turtle but with chocolate iced cream...big chunks of pecans and bunches of carmel you need a very fat straw.\n\nA friendly place with great food and great service. It's a winner every time.
__label__3 Freddy's is a better-than-average fast-food restaurant.  The service is good, friendly, helpful, and consistent.  The steakburgers are good, as well as their frozen custard.  Food comes out in less than six minutes, usually.   It often gets crowded between 12-1.
__label__4 I used to go to The Joint on 7th St and Bell but I had since moved and was very wary of going to someone other than my normal chiropractor. I had a bad experience with one chiropractor I saw at The Joint and never wanted to try anyone else again. But since I had moved far from my usual location, I knew I had to go to one soon. That being said, this location has become my new favorite. Every time I go there with back pain and stiffness, I feel so much better afterwards. I definitely recommend them.\n\nAdded note: I have no problems with the chiropractor, he's SUPER nice and easy going, but the reception dude at the front has a could-care-less-what's-going-on attitude. It obviously doesn't affect my business because I don't come for the customer service, but if you really want to add that extra oomph, you might want to work on that... Maybe he was just having a bad day, but it seems the same every time I go in there.
__label__3 Since my last review, Devil's Diner has undergone a change in ownership and a change in cook.  Preparation of the food is much, much better.  Tasty and at a good price.  The atmosphere is far friendlier as well.  :)
__label__2 Food was very tasty and the presentation  was exceptional.  I would have preferred a larger portion. It seems in France you get generous portions, but French restaurants in the U.S. Not so much. It seemed a little pricey for the amount of food.
__label__4 Really enjoyed the food and service. Delicious ribs and brisket. Mac & cheese was different, but very tasty. The owners were extremely attentive and friendly. Very reasonable prices...four of us ate for less than $40. Go try it out and support a local business
__label__4 Astonishing place!  Every time we go we are surprised by new dishes made with fresh seasonal ingredients with a wonderful combination of flavors, textures and wit.  This is our favorite restaurant in the Midwest (beating shallow show spots like Alinea to a pulp) and rivals places like Tilth in Seattle for our top spot overall.
__label__4 My Wife and I have had many great experiences.  We have had multiple Acupuncture treatments with Krissy with great results.  Not only is she very knowledgeable, but also real nice.  At this point we must have referred at least a dozen people to Krissy and everyone thanks us later.
__label__3 Great little place for a massage if you're tired from a weekend of partying.  I got Tom after I asked for an experienced masseuse. I have gotten many many massages and now typical strength is nothing to me. I need someone who really can dig in there and massage all the little knots out of my feet.  Tom used enough strength when I asked him to make it stronger so that was good. Apparently he's never used this much strength on anyone before. Lol. What can I say, years and years of bi weekly massages!\n\nThe manager is really nice too. If you check in and write a review you can get 10% off. Totally worth it! Also, tea station is downstairs for some Taiwanese milk tea after. :)
__label__4 I got a shampoo and conditioned head massage, a foot reflex massage, the ionic detox Ph balance soak with a 15 minute upper back massage. It was all amazing, the girl was strong and had a firm stroke. She got all the kinks out without a problem. She was also very pleasant in general. I don't have any complaints about the affordable prices either. This place is great!
__label__4 My dog Raegan has been a patient at CVMH for 2 years. I absolutely love the care she has received here and completely trust the doctors and friendly staff.  In addition to very competent care we also enjoy the fun events held at CVMH, like the Christmas Santa pictures event. Finally, I am a big animal lover and greatly respect the work CVMH does with the big cats animal sanctuary!
__label__0 I would not return here again, it was very unclean, and the servers ignored us all night. The food was horrible, way try dry on the chana. I still love the indian place next them.
__label__4 Awesome salads and burgers.  Different from any other restaurant in the area!  Very friendly staff!
__label__1 While the staff was friendly, my take out order was wrong--only discovered after I was home. The fries were hot, but so soggy they were almost inedible. Not what I expected from a business affiliated with Eat n' Park.
__label__3 Ate here a month or so ago and totally forgot to review it... \n\nI was impressed. Sandwiches were very good. Lots of meat, produce was fresh, prices were fair and the owners(?) went out their way to make us feel welcome. \n\nI'll be back.
__label__4 Walked in, 3 minutes later had a new battery in my watch.  Way better than those places at the mall.
__label__0 Went here with a group of six people, with reservations for a Saturday night.  We were seated right away, but there was clearly no need for reservations as there were several empty tables.  The table next to us was having their food cooked, and nobody seemed to be excited or enjoying it.  It soon became clear why this was the case.\n  \nOur waitress came to the table once, after we sat there for about 20 minutes.  She took our order, then brought a salad for each of us after another 10 minutes.  We never saw her again until the end of the meal, when we had to ask someone for our checks.  The chef came to start cooking, and we had to ask for our soup, which had of course not been brought out by the waitress.  One couple had ordered a sushi roll, which also had not been delivered so they cancelled that.\n\nThe food was not particularly good.  The filets were all cooked to medium well, no matter how they were ordered.  On the other hand, the shrimp did not seem to be cooked all the way.  There were even items missing like a chicken breast, so the chef had to cook those at the very end. \n\nSince our waitress had not come back, we had to ask another person to refill the waters.  This person was cleaning tables and had his hand in a bucket of what was presumably bleach water.  He put that down, went to the back and started scooping ice into the pitcher without having time to wash his hands.  We did not drink the water after it was delivered.  \n\nWhen we were leaving, we told the owner about our problems with the meal and the terrible service.  She offered us $10 off for our next visit (total for six people who just spent $150) and told us not to tell anyone about the problems we experienced.  Don't worry, I won't tell.  ;-)
__label__0 I absolutely love and know good sushi, and this was not.  The rolls were small with lots of rice and very little fish.  For a table of multiple people they put wasabi and ginger on only one plate! The service was terrible to say the least. Rude and was only there when she was not needed and never there when she was.  The price did not match the quality.
__label__1 Disappointed.  Farhers Day dinner service was slow (the bartender served us despite wait staff on floor, the guy did his best, but eh).  The prices are Scottsdale high. But all 5 of us were unimpressed with food quality and flavor. Ahi sashimi was delicate and tasty, thus the 2nd star.  Sushi was meager for the price.   Too many good sushi/teppanyaki restaurants out there to be wasting your time here.
__label__0 Will keep this short and sweet.   \"Don't Go\".
__label__0 I've never really had a bad experience at a teppenyaki restaurant before. Each has their own flair and characteristics that make them stand out from the rest. But this place, this place was repulsive! \n\nWe walked in and saw a family of three sitting at a teppenyaki table. No drinks or appetizers had been placed at their table yet so we thought we scored on getting a seat at a table right away. But alas, they told us, their order had already been placed. Next table wouldn't be available for 20 minutes. Ok, that's fine, so we sat at a regular table. \n\nWe ordered some iced tea and gyozas to start off. Tea was horrible to say the least. Gyozas seemed like they were frost bitten but the sweet sauce covered any ill flavorings. \n\nAt the advice of the server, I ordered The Godfather roll. Now it wasn't too shabby, but for 13 bucks, I expected a little more flair, but it came out slightly boring. But thats when I noticed someone go over to that family of 3 and start taking their order. So much for already having put their order in!!! Wth?!\n\nOnward to the entrees. Now where do I begin... Tonight, they were offering a special on steak dinners which should have been a red flag, but I couldn't help but think BOGO?! Hell yea!! \n\nWhen our soups and salads came out, oh my, were they bad. The soup seemed to be the bottom of the stock. It was way too overpoweringly salty, cloudy, and just down right disgusting. Salad, I'm not a big fan of salads served at Asian resturaunts, so I don't have anything to compare to, but my husband said it was just as bad as the soup. After waiting what seemed like an eternity, our food finally arrived. And it was COVERED in pepper. I mean, drenched. Now, I love pepper. More than the average person, but that was intense. The fried rice lacked any depth in flavor, I mean, besides the pepper. The steak was tough and also fatty and held no flavor. The veggies, you can't go wrong with veggies right?! Wrong! Now, I don't make it a habit to spit food out at a table, but that was so raunchy, it came right out. It was so over salted, holy Hell. The shrimp was frost bitten and over cooked. Oh man, Our meal was such a miserable mess. And to top it off, service was sub par. The server wasn't bad, but the place was so understaffed, it was hard for her to keep up. And sadly, it wasn't all that busy, so I really don't know who to be mad at. Regardless, we won't be back. Sad way to start my weekend.
__label__3 Brunch brunch I love brunch. Brunch at MIA yeah yeah yeah was so good yum yum. So let me tell you something, the brunch is NOT Indonesia. I know, right? So just lower that expectation. But keep it high cause its still pretty delightful. Menu features a bevy of omelettes, crepes and two types of eggs Benny. I'll be back to brunch again, 100% and definitely to try the dinner menu. See ya soooooon.
__label__1 I was disappointed with this place not because of the massage; which was good but this establishment has no staff. The masseuse is the receptionist, manager, and janitor. Every time a new customer comes in my masseuse leaves and arranges the massages for the customer. What was a hour massage took 90 min. We actually found this place after having AYCE Sushi at the end of the strip center, but I will not be back.
__label__1 FOOD:  burgers are tough, dry and fried.  Perhaps their other offerings are better?  The burgers here don't even compare to CowFish, Bad Daddy's ... Or even Five Guys.\n\nSERVICE:  it's basically fast food - stand in line, order, then they bring food to you.  No table service.\n\nLOCATION AND PARKING:  convenient.\n\nI won't bother to go back.
__label__3 This is a nice mom and pop type restaurant. We arrived shortly after opening on a Sunday morning and were the only people in the restaurant. The waitress was friendly and offered us suggestions when we asked. We went with a green chili cheese crisp and a chicken chimichanga. Both were very good. I really liked the cheese crisp and that we were asked if we liked it soft or crispy - crispy all the way!\n\nI like the current decor but I think that they could soften some areas by hanging curtains or valances in the doorways or from the ceiling in the back to block the server area. Otherwise everything was very good and I would be happy to try Ayala's again.
__label__4 Was a fan of Ayala's food in the past. New location has the same great food. Big portions, delicious chips and salsa. Fast service too. Will definitely be back. Can't wait for the bar...
__label__0 I ordered flowers through ftd.com  this company was suppose to handle the order.  On Valentines day FTD and I tried to call to find out where the order was, NO ANSWER.  The next day when I spoke with them the excuse was that they were busy it was Valentines day.  Really who would of thought that would happen.  They never delivered the flowers, even though everything was at a premium.  STAY AWAY
__label__4 This is a great program and it has been working really well for me.  I started on December 29th and over the last 6 weeks I've lost 33 pounds.  I'm a big guy and weighed in at 276.  My goal is 180. The first week I lost 14 pounds and since then I've been averaging 4 pounds a week.  It's any easy diet to follow and if you're willing to do a little bit of cooking you can add enough variety and flavor to not get bored.  My energy levels are good and getting better all the time.\n\nMy sister and brother-in-law live in Henderson and raved about their weight loss results and the ease of staying on the program.  So I bit the bullet and a bit of skepticism (will this work for me?) and went to the Henderson clinic while visiting over the holidays.  The staff was professional and knowledgeable and answered my questions.  The wait was about 10 minutes to see a counselor which seemed reasonable.  Since starting, I've called in with some questions and if I didn't get a counselor immediately I got a callback within the hour.\n\nI'm eating about a 1000-1200 calories a day.  If you're a guy you will probably need to.  Use a scale to weigh out your portion sizes otherwise a 5 to 6oz hamburger can become 7 or 8oz.  \n\nTake your own blood pressure if you have a cuff at home.  Mine has dropped from 135/85 to 110/72.  I'm on blood pressure meds and while I've not experienced any dizziness if you do you may need to have your meds adjusted by your doctor.  If you're going into the clinic on follow-up make sure you get them to take your BP.  \n\nThe program is not inexpensive but you will find yourself spending less on groceries so it is probably a wash.  I think the spray makes a difference but don't ask me how.  Had my sister and BIL not had success I would just have assumed it's a scam.  IT IS NOT.  Good luck!
__label__1 I went to lunch here today and ordered a barn burger with crispy zucchini.  The burger was luke warm and seemed like it was sitting there for a while.  The cheese was not melted.  Towards the end, I could not eat the burger.  The zucchini was hot and fresh but there was no seasoning on it and it tasted very bland.  The onion rings were freshly fried but had the same bland batter.\n\nThe staff was very nice and friendly.  The food came out fast and the restaurant was very clean.
__label__1 I'm a loyal southwest flyer, but this time, SWA doesn't fly into itty bitty Wichita Falls, TX  so I had to fly with AA. \n\nThe line to check in was long, but it moved fast.\n\nThe gate agent was polite and really helpful, changed my little boy and I from tiny seats in the back to the front row behind first class.\n\nNow Isabel the flight attendant was NOT pleasant. The old woman next to me clutching her huge hand bag and service dog didn't get a word spoken to her, however me, with the 4 year old,the car seat, the stress of traveling with said 4 year old and the bag that was the SAME SIZE as the woman next to me, was told to find an storage cabinet and put it up there.\n\nLittle did she know, I didn't put it back up for landing...and we all survived!
__label__2 I really wanted to give 5 Stars, but I really can't. Overall, American Airlines has been awesome! I fly them more frequently than most other airlines now, and they're my \"go-to\" airline currently. BUT, I really have to say sometimes the gate agents are not very friendly. I understand how a stressful job like that can get to us at times, but it really boils down to the necessity of providing excellent customer service....always! The Las Vegas gate agents that I've encountered are just cold. Therefore, had to give 3 Stars. \n\nOn the flip side, I've been very impressed by the customer service of other AA staff- a very helpful ticket agent in Dallas...and all of the flight crews I've seen.  \n\nOn my last flight with AA to Dallas, I was privileged to fly first class. The service was excellent the whole flight, and the food was much better than I would have imagined! Some kind of Quiche with spinach and cheese. A side of fresh fruit and a muffin. Yum! \n\nEven in coach they have some great snack options for purchase, most are pretty healthy. I bought the protein pack for $6 and it was surprisingly delicious! It had Nature Valley fig bars...so good! I even bought a box when I returned home.
__label__4 I highly recommend trusting your locks to Rodney's care! I came to him after several salons over processed and bleached my hair to the point of breakage. The problem was that I always was forced to choose between white bleached hair or borderline orange... Rodney fixed all that, gave me a beautiful cut and color, and brought my hair back to life. With him you will get consistently beautiful results, not to mention amazing service, every time!
__label__1 This place serves up some excellent wieners (and sausages), but an excellent wiener doesn't automatically insure an excellent hot dog - whatever version you're having - one of their Signature Hot Dogs, or one you choose to build yourself. The wiener is only part of the composition of a great hot dog, the most important part, but still just a part. The roll, the toppings (individually and collectively), cooking method, and finally the assembly process itself will determine the ultimate pedigree of the dog - Best of Breed, Mutt, or something in between.\n\nWe tried 3 Signature Hot Dogs - JJ's \"No.1\" Red Hot, The Char Heel, and The Joliet Jake (Chicago Style) - and I was underwhelmed with all 3 from the point of view of taste, texture, and composition. The very first think you notice when you unwrap the dog (any one of them) is the omnipresence of the color yellow (check out the photos) - the mustard, rather sharp mustard at that, is applied last, and with a heavy hand. On the first 2 Signature Dogs we tried, the mustard is applied to a large layer of slaw, and these 2 items overwhelm all other aspects of the hot dog - the excellent wiener gets lost, as do the other toppings, which are fairly small quantities to begin with - in fact, I don't know if I like their chili or not, never found enough to taste. These 2 dogs cost $3.49.\n\nThe Joliet Jake ($3.99) is not an outstanding version of the Chicago style dog. There were no whole Sports Peppers, the tomato was limited, and the Pickle Relish was bland, and the deli mustard was applied last and too liberally for my taste. I do not care for Potato Rolls, in general, and this one didn't change that opinion. All in all, these heavy hot dogs are overpriced, and do not rock you with flavor, mainly for the reasons mentioned. I would not order any of the 3 dogs we tried as they were served.\n\nI went back, and ordered a simple dog with Sauerkraut and mustard, with the mustard applied before the kraut, and this was a very good dog, showcasing the excellent wiener, but cost $3.99 - very much over-priced. I don't consider this a hot dog destination kind of place, especially not in the Charlotte area, which boasts a number of outstanding dogs, include the Southern Chili Dog at Green's Lunch, a variety of good dogs by The Chili Man, and a number of very good Chicago Dog choices, including the outstanding one at Poppa's in Mooresville.\n\nI imagine this place could do very well, it is the trendy kind of place some folks flock to - look at the success of Skippy's and their Pretzel bun in Winston - but I'll probably not be one of the flock here. Love the wiener, love that it is grilled, but the dog as a whole is another thing.
__label__3 I've suddenly developed an irrational fondness for hot dogs, and JJ's Red Hots has become my Sistene Chapel for hot dogs. And not just your typical boiled or grilled hot dogs, but hot dogs all dressed up and ready for the big dance. In this regard, JJ's doesn't disappoint. \n\nI opt for the Chili Cheese Coney - chili, cheddar cheese, and onions - and the Whistle Pig - bacon, cheddar, onions, mustard. All this with a grilled Sahlen's frank, and you can't go wrong. I can't go wrong. If you don't want one of their signature dogs, no problem, you can build your own. Any topping, go for it!\n\nGreat atmosphere, too, tastefully and eclectically decorated. Not only do I enjoy the dogs, I enjoy eating here.\n\nThere are plenty of good places to get a hot dog in the QC, but JJ's just might be the best, or at the very least, the most original.
__label__1 If you're in the mood for a hot dog or sausage sandwich, you'll like JJ's. But, if you go there hoping for something more, prepare to be disappointed. Their chili is good on a dog, but not great on its own. Balsamic salad dressing was very blah. Both the Italian sausage and Andouille sandwiches are good. Their onion rings are the skinny shoestring kind.
__label__3 Who can say no to their $2 Signature dogs on Tuesdays? Well of course those who don't eat pork for dietary or religious reasons, but they should reconsider.\nThese hot dogs are delicious. I'm slowly working my way through the plethora of amazing options and then they go and make a weekly rotation of local brewery inspired hot dogs.\nThey seem to constantly be thinking up new ways to dress up the traditional frank. Grilled to perfection and with a myriad of options.\nThey also have great house chips and onion rings.\nI usually do take out but it is a great location to sit and grab a beer with your hot dogs and during these Spring evenings, they have the roof top patio.
__label__4 I stopped by on a hot Sunday afternoon, after my massage, and just when I thought the massage put me in a good mood...no no, it's the tasty cakes, delicious poke, and the unexpected guava filled malasada that was given to me, that put in in a super great mood.\n\nThe poke was pricey, but it is what the market price is.  My half pound of container filled with poke came out to $7.77.  I got the creamy sauce with a hint of sriracha, green scallions and white onions.  I would like to try the shoyu and the garlic sauce next time.  \n\nAll the cakes look so delicious, but because I am on a healthy streak, I limited myself to two only.  I got the chantilly ($4) and guava cake ($3.75).  My bf, who doesn't have a sweet tooth, kept coming back for more bites while I was enjoying the chantilly cake.   It was a moist chocolate devil cake, with two layers of custard like frosting.  It has the perfect level of sweetness (not overly sweet).  Yum yum.\n\nThe guava cake was delish.  I had that the next day prior to hitting the gym, and the cake was still so moist.  It truly tastes like guava.  Gosh, I wanna head back for more, but I can only do so on a cheat day. \n\nThe owner is such a friendly and awesome person.  He gave me a guava malasada and that is such a nice gesture.  I totally did not expect that.  Also, it shows how detailed he is since that guava malasada choice must be due to my selection of the guava cake.  \n\nI can't wait to go back and try other tasty cakes and a different type of poke.  Yum Yum Yum.
__label__4 I've gone through too many accountants in my day, for some reason I just can't like them.  They are either too pushy, have no sense of humor or just suck at what they do. \n\nI was recommended to Paul from someone else and I haven't been happier.  I don't think anyone likes to see their accountant because it usually means that you have to pay money to someone, either to them or the IRS, but it's life.  Paul has always been there and has helped me with any questions I have and doesn't nickle and dime you.  \n\nHighly recommend Paul and team if you run a small business, or just want someone to professionally look after your taxes.
__label__4 These were seriously the best crepes I have ever eaten. The staff was super friendly and gave us some complimentary (and incredibly delicious) homemade granola while we waited for our breakfast. It's refreshing to have a unique place like this in south Tempe.
__label__3 \"Cr\u00eape Bar. Go time.\" \n\"I looked at the menu again last night.\"\n\"I've looked at it 36 times this week. Their FB menu link went live.\"\nAnd so we were off - mom, lil sister and I - hungry, hyped, and ready for all kinds of tomcr\u00eapery (it's a word now).\n \nThe play-by-play:\n\nBreakfast burrito (sans bacon) - egg, cheese, chipotle crepe, avocado salsa.\n\"The best part is the crepe. I just crunched a huge piece of fleur de sel.\"\n\"What? I can't hear you over the salsa-egg symphony in my mouth.\"\n\"Why not everything just be cr\u00eapes?\"\n\n3 mini cr\u00eapes - spicy buffalo chicken, carrot slaw, blue cheese. \n\"Would have been better as a taco. The slaw needs taco.\"\n\"The flavor is good, but it's all kinda mushy. It does need the crunch.\"\n\"Wait... it's not one of each kind of those cr\u00eapes?\"\n\nGriddled chicken cr\u00eape (sans everything) - chicken, cheese, crepe.\n\"Dude, you ordered a quesadilla.\"\n\"A fancy quesadilla.\"\n\"Sorry for eating all the edges... the crispy cheese and fluffy cr\u00eape were meant to be together. In my stomach.\"\n\nVanilla custard cr\u00eape - dressed strawberries, caramel, cr\u00eape rolls.\n\"There are three cr\u00eape rolls! Perfect!\"\n\"Omg taste the brulee'd top part.\"\n\"Why not everything just be vanilla bean custard? Mor custerd!\"\n\nYogurt parfait - lemon gel, berries, spelt & pistachio granola.\n\"This granola is salty... it's so good.\"\n\"Oh, there's fruit and stuff on the bottom. Dig!\"\n\"What is this stuff? Not quite yogurt... not quite whipped cream. Lemon fluff. Mmm.\"\n\nAlmond milk latte + Chai tea -\n\"What do you mean there's no decaf coffee?\"\n\"The coffee's sweet. Not intense. Not quite Village Roastery, but still good.\"\n\"I am still in awe of this Chai. It's perfection.\"\n\nComplementary cookies in coffee milk -\n\"This is like Cookie Crisp for grown-ups.\"\n\"I'm putting a cookie piece in the vanilla custard cr\u00eape. Brilliant.\"\n\"They should make that a thing! Cookies and cream cr\u00eape.\"\n\nTL;DR- The service is friendly and cheery, the lemon parfait was really something special, and the vanilla custard cr\u00eape and breakfast burrito are also worth a re-eat sometime. I'm not usually a huge cr\u00eape fan, but consider me a fan of the Cr\u00eape Bar.
__label__3 Excellent crepes!  Very high quality ingredients makes it worth the price.  I had a ham and gruyere crepe and it was very good - loved the crispy cheese on the edges of the crepe. The place is cute, the service staff were all very friendly. \n\n One thing though needs to be corrected.  When ordering my coffee (refills $0.75) I asked for milk.  I was handed a gallon jug of milk, the lid still screwed on.  I thought the girl was maybe being lazy but when I went back for a 2nd cup I was once again handed the gallon of milk.  Just wrong!
__label__1 I really wanted to like this place, but it was a disappointment. Prices were OK, service was friendly but unacceptably slow, food was very disappointing. \n\nWe had two different crepes; the Grand Prix and the burro. The flavors of the burro - while definitely southwestern - were poorly balanced. The spices were front and center rather than being complimentary. The crepe itself was heavy and doughy rather than light. The Grand Prix was served with an egg sunny side up with grossly under cooked whites. The crepe was also heavy and doughy and the flavors were poorly balanced. Perhaps our expectations were out of line but 24 bucks for two coffees and 2 below average crepes just seems wrong. Sadly, we won't be back.
__label__3 Hole in the wall. Before our food even came out they brought us some granola, which was to die for. \n\nI got the Breakfast Burrito with Chorizo, it was pretty good. Instead of your standard tortilla they use a chipotle crepe. And it's only $8($6.75 w/o chorizo), you can't really beat that. \n\nFor dessert I went with the \"First Time,\" which is a banana and Nutella br\u00fbl\u00e9e crepe, it was perfect. Not too sweet, just right. There's not much room for error when it comes to bananas and Nutella. \n\nOverall it was a great place, highly recommend it. It wasn't busy at all when I went but it was a Thursday, I can only imagine what the weekends look like.
__label__4 \"I want it, oh, I want it\nOh, I want it for my own\nI've got to know\nI've got to know\nWhat is this place that I have found? \nWhat's this?\" - J. Skellington\n\n\nThe lunch bunch had wanted to enjoy Crepe Bar for many months, but had been previously scared away by reports of insane wait times and limited seating (sohwee Janee P).  Realizing that they took reservations, I set aside a table for 6 (really 8) about two weeks prior.  And boy, am I glad I did.\n\nWalking in with Ann R, I didn't see an available table in the place... which is when I noticed J-WoW and Linh were occupying the table of highest honors... the reserved hi-top.\n\nRealizing that our party of 4 was not getting any larger, we shifted to one side of the table to free up four contiguous chairs, because we're thoughtful and stuff.\n\nOur Sep outing found us at Salut Kitchen Bar with the greatest waitress of all time: Keary.  I found her male counterpart: Cody.  This dude embodied the essence of Crepe Bar, fun, witty, timely, and able to turn down a bribe.  I'll be back with more cash...\n\nBeing our first time, the table took a while to lock in on palatable entrees, and Cody didn't rush, even though the place was packed.  Even better, since we were at a reserved table, we didn't have to order at the counter.\n\nDining in a group really is the only way to go.  I paid for one savory crepe, yet was a partaker in four amazing crepe combinations.  I couldn't pick a favorite, they were all so good!\n\nAnd Cody had the sensibility to hold off on the sweet crepes until our party had completed round 1.  But what's this?  We were being treated to a sampling of paper thin cut radishes on cultured butter.  Hey, it could have been served with ignorant margarine, and I wouldn't have known the difference, but it was nice to feel so froufrou... because, you know.. I'm in the fast lane from LA to Tokyo.  Okay\n\nUpon arrival, I knew J's dessert was going to take the cake.  That crepe was bananas, B.A.N.A.N.A.S.  That crepe was also nutella, N.U.T.E.L.L.A!\n\nOne more round of free resplendent Rollos and we were ready for our PhotoOp... which Cody and team made happen.  Overall, it was a FABULOUS lunch.  I'll award the Crepe Bar an: A + + + + + + + + + + !\n\nAnd I didn't even have to use my AK, today was a good day
__label__4 I just found this place last week 12/31, 2014, the last day of 2014. I have to say, their crepe is the most delicious I have had. So so good!!! I also love their coffee! The service is good too. The waiter is friendly and cute! He gave me free small and cute desert and starter. ;-). You probably have to wait for a while to get your food. But I suggest you just laid back and enjoy the waiting and the atmosphere of the store.
__label__2 Food is pretty good however it would be nice if they had some healthier options on the menu. The inside of the restaurant needs some major work. Location not great, would probably do better if it was not on Independence Blvd. \n\nOverall, if you are a vegetarian interested in HEALTH, this is not the best option as a lot of the options are deep fried and I would suggest getting takeout instead of eating in the restaurant as the atmosphere is not great.
__label__3 My friend and I visited Bean on a Saturday night around 6:30pm. There was a small crowd of people which seemed to get busier as the night went on. The service was great and the meal didn't take too long which I had previously heard was sometimes slow since there is only one person cooking. My friend and I shared the special, the firecracker bowl, which featured spicy tofu, rice, beans, vegan cheese, kale and fried jalapenos. It was large and we had leftovers even with the two of us eating off of it. We also shared the jackfruit tacos. They tasted similarly to fish tacos. Also a very good choice. We decided on the mashed potatoes with gravy and tator tot casserole. Both excellent sides. I most likely could eat an entire meal of the tator tot casserole although it's not offered as a meal. Next time I may just order 3 small bowls of it because it's that good! The strawberry cheesecake was a nice way to end the meal. They had lots of dessert choices and many chocolate options as well. I was very full and really didn't need dessert but clearly that didn't stop me. We will be back. Thanks Bean.
__label__3 I kinda live for cheese danish except when I am living for coffee. So, the new marriage between Grouchy John's and German Bread Bakery makes me very happy and twice as lively.  The cheese danish has the best pastry shell/wrap/? that I have tasted. The cheese is more than adequate, bordering on bountiful.  I like the apple danish, but it may need more apple. However, to be honest, even with double the apple, I'm going to pick the cheese. Go to get some cheese danish at GJ's, but not the last one, cause then I will be sad.
__label__2 I don't like to give a bad review to a brand new restaurant in the downtown area. I am all about supporting new & local ventures.\nHowever, I have experienced better burger joints than Habit Burger. My husband had the Teriyaki Hamburger and I had the Chicken sandwich.\n\nPROS:\n-Clean\n-Good parking\n-Good prices\n-Menu is fairly simple and straight-forward\n-Nice patio area\n\nCONS:\n-Toppings on the burgers were not explained very well by the soft-spoken cashier, I had to ask several times what would be on it and repeat several times the things that I wanted removed (onions, mayonnaise).\n\n-Service was pretty bad. My husband and I sat in a far corner booth so that we could chat and be alone. Towards the very end of our meal, as we were taking our last few bites, a female employee approached and asked if she could take our tray (which was resting below our other plates/utensils). We politely said \"No, thank you\". She said \"Are you sure?\" We said \"Yes\". At this point she lingered by our table and eventually responded, \"Really? Because I can take it right now\". And we said \"That's OK, we are still eating.\" And she walked away. \nFirst of all: Why does it matter? Our meal is almost over, anyway. It would have made sense to ask at the beginning, but not now.\nSecond of all: The customer is always right. \n\n-Burgers were just OK. You can get a tastier one at Smashburger or Five Guys for around the same price point. My chicken sandwich (with teriyaki sauce on a wheat bun) was good but not great.\n\nOverall, the place is new & nice but the servers are clearly not well-versed in customer service. But I realize that as a new restaurant, customer service is the hardest yet most critical part to master.
__label__3 Best Foot massage place hands down.  We went twice.  Had Jason and Donnie the first time.  I thought Donnie's pressure could have been a bit harder but still excellent for $20.  Place is fairly quiet.  Next day my girlfriend had Frank and I had Jason, whom I preferred.\n\nA tip: we are both very short and noticed that when we laid back in the beginning that it hurt our backs.  Ask them to tilt the chair up and/or put an extra bucket under the water bucket.  Makes all the difference in the world.   \n\nWould not hesitate to go back again.
__label__1 The massage was great for $20/hr. really thorough and relaxing. But the payment process was a little awkward... I came with a group of 7 girls and afterwards the masseuse people chased us for more tip... We tipped $5-$10 each and apparently they wanted more and stood in our way until we gave them more... \n\nI thought tip was optional, but apparently here, they'll forbid you to leave until they're satisfied with the amount you give them.
__label__4 This is a great park. It's close to my house. You can go run, walk, or ride a bike on the path around the park. I do yoga there sometimes too. It's perfect.
__label__4 I was in the Monona area and my friends and I were craving pizza so this place showed up on our yelp app. WOW is all I can say! By far the best pizza in town! Very reasonable prices and 110% delicious! They're located across the street from Monona Grove High School and it's not exactly the best location since the streets there were very busy but I'm willing to risk crazy high school traffic for this pizza!\n\nWe ordered a 16' specialty pizza which cost us a little over $20 and it was well worth the price. You have the choice of cutting the pizza into triangles or squares which I think awesome. Their thin crust is superb and everything tasted fresh and home made. I've only been here once but I can tell you now that I'm definitely coming back! Rossi's you have a customer for life!\n\nAlso, their decor is very unique. It's somewhat dirty but nothing that will turn you away from their pizzeria. I would recommend either taking out or getting deliver (btw, they have free delivery!). The restaurant is personally not a place i would want to sit and enjoy my meal unless I had my children with me, but it's definitely very kid friendly since they're part vintage arcade.\n\nLast advice, GET IN AND EAT HERE! Worth every penny!!!!!!
__label__1 They move you from chair to chair as you have services done.  They did not have enough staff and Lannie was working on two customers at the same time.\n\nWhen I went to wash my hands the sinks were dirty especially around the faucets.\n\nNot impressed.
__label__4 A Tale of Two Pizzas in Scottsdale, Part I\n\nAfter a night of clubbing in Scottsdale, my wife and I began searching for a place open late that serves pizza.  We really didn't want to eat in club central where the only way to park is by valet.\n\nOut came the iPhone with the Yelp app, and out pops KISS.  It was open late and we could park in the parking lot.  I was a bit apprehensive at first, but we had friendly, accommodating service as soon as we walked in.  There was a cheese pizza all ready for us to eat upon entering--all we had to do was pay and have it served.  This was a fantastic pie with a slightly chunky sauce.  The cook puts a lot of love into the preparation of his food--and it shows.  This place is apparently ONLY open on Friday and Saturday, but I see how they stay in business.  Their food is so damned good, they obviously sell a LOT of it.\n\nBoth my wife and I really enjoyed our late-night dinner here and hope to return again some time soon.  We both heartily recommend KISS Back East Pizza and Beef Joint.
__label__2 i have never had an issue  here. i like it
__label__1 I've been to more US Banks than anyone I know.. mainly because I opened my account at the HQ location in Minneapolis and then visited branches all over the twin cities and then all the branches (almost) in Arizona since moving here. By far this is the worst performing branch I've been through (note this is for the drive thru only). The first time I used the drive thru was for a deposit (what I normally do) for my business account. I provided the proper slips, everything was filled out correctly, etc. I drive up, no one is at the teller. I send in the deposit in the transport mechanism. No one shows up. Ring the button, no one shows up. Honk the horn, no one shows up. 2 - 3 minutes later some one shows up and says \"Oh sorry I didnt see you back here\". Then after a couple minute she comes back and has a snide attitude about my deposit and asks me what my title is with the company. I tell her \"Founder/Owner\" and she proceeds to send the deposit back to me and asks me to write that on the back of the check next to my existing signature. I'v never been asked that at ANY branch I've been to other than the time I opened my accounts. Finally deposit is done. \n\nI've since come back a few times (because its close to my office) and each time I use the drive through, its almost the same experience. No one at the counter, I cant hear them on there old PA system and I have to ask them to repeat what they said over and over. They've forgotten deposit receipts on more than one occasion. \n\nThe bank it self (US Bank as a general business bank) is ok. But this branch needs some serious work.
__label__2 A nice idea but doesn't quite convert on flavour. \n\nCame here thanks to the itison deal, hoping for some tasty Japanese food. The dumplings were amazing. We ordered more. Everything else was pretty average. Given the choice of tasty dumpling places, I doubt I'll come here again but you could do worse!  fairly cheap if i recall
__label__3 Went to Yummy Tori for lunch & wasn't disappointed- service was good, food was nice (especially the miso soup). The menu hasn't got a great deal of choice for the small plates, if you're a vegetarian for example, you'll probably struggle to find much. Most dishes were izakaya type food, I had okonomiyaki, takoyaki, Gyoza & miso soup. They do a version of onigiri on a stick which I didn't try. They were making up bento boxes for takeaway lunches which I thought was really handy- a healthy takeaway lunch. I'd go again, it wasn't too pricey for a Japanese food fix!
__label__2 Went looking for Thai food and found this place instead...LOL\n\nI just wanted a quick bite, so I ordered the beef patty and coco bread.  It was great!! I used to live in DC and it reminded me of the little vendors on the streets and college campuses!  The meat in the beef patty was very flavorful and spicy and the pastry was flaky and just right (soft, but crunchy on the ends).  A spicy dipping sauce was included (tamarind?) for the patty and it was so good (just too spicy for Mr. Acid Reflux).  The coco bread was soft, warm, sweet...again, just right!  I only wish they had sopped some butter in the bread, but nothing I couldn't do myself (I got my order to go).\n\nAll in all, I spent around $10 (after tax and tip) for 2 beef patties and 1 coco bread.  It's an actual sit-down restaurant, so I'll have to go back to try some of the entrees!  Apparently, this place features music on the weekends, so if you're into Dancehall, Calypso, Reggae, or Afro-beat-type music, it might be your new fav dive!
__label__0 Went for the first time yesterday good Jerk wings, very disappointed with the FOOD! I purchased oxtails with rice and peas..oxtails were VERY TOUGH Not enough flavor and the rice was VERY Hard not fully cooked! I would stick to the wings and drinks!!
__label__1 My sweetheart and I had a sweet tooth and have seen the Dulce Donuts logo popping up around town taking over the previous Winchell's donuts stores.\n\n I was not impressed at all and actually a bit let down as our first visit sucked hairy balls!\n\nWe walk in and there is a customer waiting so we browse the donuts to decide what we will select for our dozen. We wait and wait and then asked the guy standing waiting at the counter if he has been helped and says not yet.\n\nWow so I look through the glass partition wall and see two guys staring back at me. Well the one guy appeared to be frying and frosting donuts. I did notice that the cleanliness could be better as the tile floor back there was broken up and just looked old and dirty. Anyhow so my sweetheart hollers to the back \"hello we need some assistance please\". \n\nThey eventually come out to assist the customer who was already waiting and then us. I at that point just wanted to leave and take my business elsewhere for them making that other customer and us wait as long as we did with no apology or show of concern. \n\n\nNothing turns me off like bad service on a first visit.\n\nOK so $7.99 later we have a bakers dozen of 13 dodo's to eat. We got a mixture of french crullers, glazed, maple long johns, chocolate bars, sugar, mini cinnamon roll,  devils food and a few cake donuts.\n\nThe donuts were OK however similar to Winchell's and not as fresh or good so I will just continue going to my other donut hot spots around town.\n\nIf I wanted Winchell's I would go there and get my donuts. The donuts looked very good however the freshness and flavor was just not there. I only liked one type of donut and that was the french crullers.\n\n\"That don't impress me much\"
__label__4 Love this place. Much less of a wait time than the doctor's office and much more inexpensive than the hospital. I wouldn't suggest walking in though. There may be a wait. They have a WAHOO option (Wait At Home Or Office). You call in, tell them why you need to get in and they call you back when there's a room available. This way you can wait in the comfort of your own home. Also a good way of preventing germs in the waiting room.
__label__4 Incredible experience! The showcase is huge with a wide selection of great quality furniture at wholesale prices! The staff is very helpful and friendly. They immediately helped me find exactly what I was looking for and more! I will definitely be back to purchase more and I strongly recommend this place to anyone who is looking to find good quality furniture at amazing prices!!
__label__0 Summary: lol wtf is this sh*t?\n\nFull Re-of the-View:\nFirst off nobody noticed us waiting to get seated for what felt like forever, the place wasn't super busy either so no excuse there, unless they want people to walk out...hey maybe they wanted to save us the torment of eating there? We should have taken the hint, but we didn't. \nBummer.\n\nSeated, a miracle!\nOne drink got ordered by the hubster, I hadn't decided yet *shrug* figured when the waitress comes and gives him his drink I will know what I want and be able to order it.\nNope.\nShe runs past our table smacks his drink down without saying a word and storms off again. \n\nEventually I get to order my drink and some food too (gasp!), I went for the roast beef sandwich and the well-hydrated dude across the table went for the quesadilla. \nBLAARRGGHH! \nDo these people not know what seasoning is? Or hell salt even?\nBland, hard, yuck. \nIf you make mushrooms and beef bland you have failed at life, simple as that.\nThe quesadilla looked worse than your average Taco Bell disaster but at least it had some sort of flavour..nothing good, but hey you can't ask for miracles in this place (like edible food and decent service).\nOur waitress had gotten lost at this point and we wanted to leave, so we had to poke the barman in order to pay for our \"food\" (ha! food..).\n\nOh! I forgot to mention that my fries contained one really old \"bottom of the fry basket for the last 10+ batches\" black fry, yay! I left it triumphantly sticking out of the mayo for them, as the fry equivalent of a middle-finger, it was the least I could do. \n\nWhy do people go here???
__label__2 I've heard of lot of bad things about \"Les 3 Brasseurs\" over the last few years but never had the pleasure to visit a location until I did last night. I'll be honest... reading reviews of the downtown location as well as well as other 3 Brasseur locations honestly had me hovering on the \"no\" option to the party invite earlier this week.\n\nLet's put our cards on the table as speak honestly, if you're coming here expecting top quality food you will most likely be disappointed. If you're here for a \"5 a 7\" and want to taste genuine decent beer made in-house then you're in for a treat. \n\nWalking in, I found the decor modern yet warm. The area was spacious and the seating comfortable.\n\nI didn't order any appetizers but ordered a chicken burger with some homemade white beer. Firstly, the beer was exceptional and I would come back to have some more. The chicken burger however was pretty mediocre, with a drought of condiments to be had (I shouldn't be asking for mayo and getting 1 packet). Truth be told, I've had much better chicken burgers in my life. The side order of fries was presented in this small sample cup that obviously was placed in a fashion to look gastronomic but instead came off to me as being very cheap as a tiny side order of about 20 fries wasn't good enough to accompany a $14 mediocre burger.\n\nFor desert I ordered their french waffle that came with ice cream and a cappuccino. The french waffle was tasty and hit the spot after a bland burger experience. The cappuccino was pretty bad as it was tiny,  far too strong and barely had any foam on top.\n\nThe service was friendly, quick and efficient until a gentleman kindly asked us to leave since we stopped providing them profits after engaging in a most significant group discussion for an hour after our desert. Was it rude? No, but it was a bit shocking to be asked to leave when it's nearly 10 PM but there were patrons at the door.\n\nThe price range is about average but be careful as it can quickly add up.
__label__0 I decided to have lunch there this week with my son.  This restaurant is by far one of the worst eateries that I have gone to.  \n\nIt was the first time for either of us.  The hostess sat us down without a word.  We had no idea why she had not given us a menu and waited 20 minutes before I asked a passing waitress if we could have a menu, only to be told rudely that they were already on the table.  You see, the 'menu' is in a form of a newspaper that was folded in two and tucked under the ketchup bottle. We had noticed the 'newspaper' but though it was just that, a newspaper.  The hostess never explained this to us.  \n\nAllow me to add that we arrived after the lunch rush time. We waited another 20 minuted before our waitress came to see us.  I had no idea she was in fact going to be our waitress before she presented herself to us.  You see, our waitress had been 'cruising' the gentleman who was alone at the table next to us.  They ultimately exchanged phone numbers. She was more preoccupied with flirting with him than she was with doing her job.\n\nIt wasn't difficult to notice how scantily clad the women employees in this place dress.  I have nothing against sexy attired women, but this was ridiculous.  Three of the four waitresses had tops that were so low cut that I felt very uncomfortable. What is up with that concept ? Looking around I noticed that there were more male patrons than women, and I guess that I shouldn't of been surprised.  My adult son obviously didn't mind their dress code, but then again, he is a man. \n\nI doubt I will ever go back there again.  The food was quite bland and the decor left a bad taste in my mouth.  My son's nachos were burnt (black) and when we pointed this out to our waitress, she told us that nachos were supposed to be burnt.  Wow ! Really !?  This is not the first time we order nachos in a restaurant. In any case, this place should focus more on food quality than on attracting clients with eye candy. \n\nIf any of you have seen the movie 'forty year old virgin', than you probably remember that scene where the main actor is on a speed date and he constanly tries to close his own shirt as a reaction due to the woman in front of him having a wardrobe malfunction. This is how I felt at the 3 Brasseurs. Definately not suitable for kids !!
__label__1 Vegan Mexican with a urban funk to it. Should it work?  I dont know. Did it work?  Not really.\n\nWe walked in, it was empty quiet and after 20 seconds a surprised guy walked in and greets us. We take out seat on the purple booths and browse the menu while we sip watermelon water. Things got a bit stranger from there.\n\nThe menu had many interesting options, but each one we tried to order we found out that the didn't have chips, mushrooms or chorizo, key ingredients in many of the things on the menu. We had to just ask what can we order.\n\nWe ordered and waited, as the sun set it became quite dark as no one had turned on the lights. Another customer walked in but the waiter was busy working as a cook. It became even darker as we waited. The other customer finally was given a menu and the lights were turned on, however it was still pretty dark. \n\nOur tacos came, they were a bit small we each had 2.5 tacos I assume the 1/2 a taco to make up for the lack of chips on the side.\n\nThe tacos them selves were good, nice flavors crunch etc. for $8-$9 they should be good.  However the other problem sunk in as we were leaving, we were still hungry and after $21 and 45 min we were less than happy.\n\nThe next day they had posted a photo to Facebook, not about their food, or a special but look how how our waiter/cook is.   \n\nSo I guess if you want to look at toned male waiter this is your spot. Otherwise there are many kinks that need to be worked out.
__label__3 Pretty bummed, this place was awesome, I didn't have an issue with service when I went.  Food was out of this world delicious.  Not many gluten free and vegan places around, a loss.
__label__3 Went with the Bestie to this spot and at first had trouble finding the entrance but entered a totally trendy, hip, casual restaurant.  LOVE the look of the dining room. LOVE how the \"warehouse\" ceilings are very high.  This place just looks so cool inside.  The bar is to the left and had people staged there and there are couches to just hang out with your drink.  The kitchen is open so you can see the cooks back there.  If your looking for an aesthetically eye-pleasing spot- go here.\nService was great, our server was knowledgeable on the menu and ingredients, waters kept being refilled, and our table was checked on throughout the meal.  We started with the shrimp and grits app. (very good 5 decent shrimps), I ordered the mahi, and Mal ordered the chicken.  We both ordered a cocktail as well and those were VERY strong! My fish was a pretty large piece and had some horseradish sauce on top (meh- coulda done without it or at least on the side.)  The fish was cooked very well and I enjoyed it.  Mallory's chicken was a huge piece of like a breast, thigh, and mini-wing attached.  It looked so juicy!  She said it was very good and I got to try a piece and it was great.  The sides are a la carte so we chose mashed potatoes, and the cauliflower.  The cauliflower was really good and seasoned with lemon and other spices.  The mashed potatoes was blended so much it was almost soup.  I've had better potatoes. bill was 107.00 for the two of us. The meal was good and the place was very trendy.  If you have a birthday or other special celebration coming up totally go here.
__label__3 Wonderful experience. I loved everything we ordered from the shrimp and grits to the \"drunken\" opha fish. Don't miss the jalapeno-corn side dish. The cocktails are very imaginative - I tried their take on a pimms cup. The atmosphere here is very hip, loungy and dark. Our bartender was a little obsessed with another couple and it required us waving him down each time we needed something, but I'm sure service at the tables is better.
__label__2 Full of studying students and hipsters in their native environment.  Doughnuts aren't bad.
__label__4 I've been getting my hair done by Antony for almost 2 years now.  He is seriously amazing!  He has done my hair from brown with blonde highlights to black and everything in between.  He will listen to exactly what you want and share his opinion.  He gives a MEAN shampoo massage!!  MEAN as in excellent - he even gets your neck and shoulders - that is enough for me to keep coming to Antony!  He definitely knows how to use those scissors and blow dryer!  My hair always looks amazing when he's done with me!  I highly recommend paying him a visit!!
__label__4 Great new yogurt place. Same owners as Hulu's\n\n10 great flavors to choose from. Sample cups to try them first. \n\nAll natural ingredients, no fake imitation sugars or fillers.\n\nOne vegan choice, more to come. Fresh fruit, large selection of toppings.\n\nYogurt & toppings self serve.\n\nSelf serve, priced per ounce. Lids available for take home options.\n\nBottled water and sodas.\n\nNice, comfortable industrial retro decor.\n\nExtremely knowledgable, friendly, helpful employee.\n\nExcellent location, between two light rail stops. Great hours.
__label__3 I tried this place on a recommendation of a friend. Their frozen yogurt is really good. The peanut butter flavor was rich and creamy. They also had a wide array of toppings. The only downfall is they were a bit pricey. I had the small cup whcich was not even full but once it was weighed cost almost 4 dollars. I would still say very yummy and worth trying.
__label__3 Been to the Squash Blossom twice and have been happy with both visits. The food was really good for the price. Waitresses were very nice and polite. Banana Pecan French was awesome left the restaurant in a food coma. The bacon and eggs was really good. The fruit and small red velvet cupcake with the meal was nice. Give this small business a try if you're in the area.
__label__3 Great new frozen yogurt spot! There is a lot of choices here! you make your own selection of yogurt and choose from a wide variety of toppings.  The seating  area had some fancy space cadet chairs but not enough chairs and tables for the amount of customers.  Over all Oh Yogurt was a very clean and inviting place to enjoy a cool treat!  I would recommend to others  to try and I would definitely return.
__label__1 I'd been to their sister branch in Oakland, liked it a lot, and was thrilled that there was an Oh Yogurt in my very own neighborhood. However, they could not be more different. This one does not offer free samples, which normally wouldn't be that big of a deal, but we'll get to that. Their toppings, especially fruit, looked old...like...very old when I came in on a Wednesday afternoon. I would not pay 41 cents per ounce for them, that's for sure. \n\nI filled my cup with my usual favorite flavors - raspberry, peach, banana and, my all time favorite, TART. I paid, and dug into the tart....to find that it was actually vanilla. I really don't like vanilla flavored anything. When I brought this to the attention of the management, they told me I must be mistaken. This turned into a whole to-do, which culminated in them pouring half my yogurt into the trash (after I'd paid) and telling me to just refill a cup. No refund, no apology...\n\nAnd their flavors didn't taste that great either. Sadly, I won't be returning.
__label__3 As close as this location is to where I stay, I had never been to it before.  They weren't as fast to prepare as the one at Baseline and Country Club or the one by Chandler Mall.  I got the Italian and my daughter got the  turkey.  Both were fresh and delicious and a good size for the money, $5.95 each. They only cut the sandwich in half if you request it so my torpedo was whole.  They said it had an oil and vinegar dressing but it was so light as to be indiscernible.  If they had pepperocinis I wasn't aware of it.  The roll was wonderful.\n\n All was fine till I decided it needed a little oomph and went up to the counter to ask for pepper since there were no shakers on the tables.  What? No pepper??  I can't fathom that.  I didn't like the loud music either.\n\nWill I go back? Hell yeah.  But I'll take my own pepper.
__label__3 Just to the left of Atria's on the Roberto Clemente Bridge side of PNC Park is where you'll find The Diamond Pizza. \n\nNot only do they have really good pizza, the cheese is especially good, but you can enter the park there as well. Never a line.  Friendly ticket taker and bag search person greet you at the door, scan your ticket and provide a program along with any promotional items for the game.\n\nOnce inside, order by the slice, grab a beer if that's your pleasure and watch the game on either of the TVs before going to your seats. Another bonus, restrooms are just outside the restaurant as you enter the left field corridor. \n\nLike most pizza/sandwich shops, this one can be hopping. No frills in the service, mustard working folks trying to make good food for the money. And they do.
__label__3 Great spot to eat lunch and dinner. Sundae roll is amazing!!!! The charge for the tea is the only reason they are getting 4 stars :)
__label__4 Great place to have sushi the staff is very helpful. I realy like this place and do not understand why the bad reviews. If you do not like the sushi that is on the revolving belt then you can order from the menu. The food is price right and this is now my favorite place for lunch. They will be having alcohol they just need to apply for their license.
__label__2 Husband and I went to Seksun for lunch around 11:40 am on a Sunday.  Only 4 other people were there.  I was a little disappointed in the size of the sushi and unfortunately the same sushi and rolls kept coming around on the belt.  We also noticed the $2 and $3 plates out numbered the $1 & $1.50.  The squid salad had a nice taste, but not much squid, same with the octopus salad.  I did order Salmon roe and for $2.50 was very good.  I can't say that I'd go back because other places offer better size and quality, like Teharu (which has terrible service).  I'd say try it for  your self before you judge the place.   The service was good and our waitress tried very hard to assist.
__label__3 Good choice if you are starved for sushi.  My kids loved the instant gratification.   Service was very good - we visited on Mother's day after a trip from Sedona and they had a flower for my wife.  Nice touch.
__label__2 So I came back today, a week later, and it Was kind of disappointing when I didn't  see them making new dishes. I sat and literally waited and counted the dishes going round and round and NO NEW DISHES!! I saw there were sushi chefs behind the window rolling and making... But no new dishes! I felt like they are waiting for ppl to finish off what's on the revolver belt before they put more new ones out. No wonder the first time I came the rolls with sashimi on top were looking dry. The whole time I was there this time.. Like 30-40 mins.. No one touched them and they kept rolling around without additional rolls. I think I'm going to stick to ordering the specialty rolls and stay away from the sushi-go-round
__label__1 a 3 day kitchen remodel has turned into an 8 day job. all these 5 star reviews must be from people they know.  the only good thing I can say is that at least they answer their phones.
__label__4 My wife and I and another couple visited this place this past Tuesday and it was awesome. Not only was shooting the machine guns great but the staff was unbelievably nice and accommodating. Highly recommend visiting and try to shoot down the target return string like I did with the M249 SAW ;)
__label__4 Had an absolute blast!  A great experience from start to finish.  Love the complimentary shuttle service.  And when said shuttles are freaking Humvees, roaring down the streets, you know you're in for an unforgettable experience.\n\nThe safety officers are all military veterans, all of them professional, all excellent.  Doug, my officer, was very patient and understanding with a \"gun newbie\" like me.  The authentic surplus military vehicles on display on the premises were an added treat.  The next time I'm in Vegas, I'm definitely coming back.
__label__4 This place was very cool! They went all out for the battlefield theme. They had a wide and unique selection of firearms! I finally got to shoot the Tavor, Glock 18, and Chiappa Rhino!\n\nThe price is Vegas priced for shooting so expect to pay 400% the normal price of ammo... I would normally take off a star for that but seeing how all the other places around are the same I can't hold it against this place.\n\nThe staff was very friendly and professional! I happen to go during a slower time. I was in and out within 15 minutes, probably less than 5 minutes of actual shooting. That's what happens when you fire full auto guns.... I'd recommend this place over the other Vegas run ranges simple because their staff! Their weapon selection was a little better than thegunshop or discountguns. Prices were about the same. It's close to circus circus (across the street). Good place to take friends/relatives that are from overseas and can't fire guns in their own country.
__label__4 Oh man, had the best time there. Got a free pick up and dropped back of at our hotel. People are so nice here. I like this place and i will be back. Had a totally awesome time. I recommend this place. They have over 500 machine guns and i like that. Want to shoot more... i am so pumped right now!!!
__label__2 Nice enough store; I've been here a few times over the past year or so. Staff is friendly, and I love the store mascot (handsome Weimaraner).\n\nUnfortunately, they rarely seem to have any size 13s in stock... I love me some Zoot shoes, but I'll be darned if they ever have them on hand. \"We can order them for you\" - yes... so can I, online, and for less expensive...\n\nSigh.
__label__1 Expensive. They Don't have the red bull sugar gumming bear.\n\nOnly cool thing is location.  One of places I stay when I go vegas.
__label__2 a rather blustry saturday morning (a sad reminder that winter is well on its way) i made my way to this bookshop slash cafe to have a coffee and a chat with the lovely Lou V.  now i'm not overly familiar with the whole quartermile, but after instructions from my dining companion i turned right at the starbucks and made my way along.  the shop is hard to miss though with the huge glass windows displaying a beautiful interior of colourful and well loved classic books behind a chic cafe with clear tables mixed amoung huge velvet purple couches.\n\ngetting there early i took a seat at one of the tables as the couches were occupied and proceeded to make a phone call while i wait.  now this place gets a immediate extra star because i was clearly very upset and crying on the phone and instead of looking at me disapprovingly the ladies working the cafe seemed to just get on with their business and leave me to be.  when Lou V. did arrive she took me and my sorry self to a newly emptied velvet sofa and bought me a cup of tea and a cheese scone.  the girl behind the counter was especially nice and made no comments as to the mascara that had migrated from my eyelashes to my cheeks.\n\nour hot drinks and my scone came promptly and i found it very lovely that my tea was a loose leaf which came with a little timer and instructions from the waitress to allow the tea to brew for two full turns of the timer.  very nice touch.  my cheese scone was huge as well and immediately slathered with butter for a quick bite into the comfort of cheese and carbs that i needed!  when poured my cranberry apple tea was a rich red colour and very comforting.\n\ndespite being blatently modern, i found this bookshop very cosy and welcoming.  it reminded me of the trendy boutique shops i've been to back in the states.  i also loved that they had beautiful coloured covers on the classic books that were on display and really used the huge space they had to fill up the shop nicely but not make it feel crowded.  i had a quick browse of the books before we left and felt a bit of sadness that i no longer buy real books since i've had my kindle as this would clearly be the ideal shop to get them at.\n\nnow my only complaint and why this place has gotten 3 stars instead of 4.  it was freezing!!  absolutely freezing!!! and i was wearing a cardigan and ugg boots, so clearly i should not have been so cold.... i don't know if it's because the place doesn't keep heat in well with the high ceilings and massive windows lining three out of four walls of the shop, but it was so cold that we opted to leave and get a second coffee elsewhere.  i think i will visit this shop again, but perhaps bring a few extra layers to keep warm or wait until a sunny summer's day when the warmth from the sun can heat the shop through the windows.
__label__4 I cannot articulate how much I loved this musical!!\n\nWe bought tickets at the last minute (only an hour and a half before show time) because we didn't know it was still in it's preview stage. We assumed we would have quite a few days to see it, however most of the days listed during our visit were closed performances to preview the show to selected audiences.\n\nThe theatre is a good size. We were in almost the last row (due to purchasing tickets so late) and I don't think we missed out on anything. The theatre is small enough there isn't a bad seat in the house. \n\nNow -- to the musical itself. I grew up with my mom playing and singing Beach Boys songs all day. Most of my favorites were in the musical which was a nice walk down memory lane for me. \"In My Room\" and \n\nThe set transitions are fabulous. The props and the LED screen in the background is awesome. Some of the lines and songs choices, as well as dance sequences are a tad cheesy. I do think that the cheese goes nicely with the songs. Beach Boys songs lend themselves to association with cheesy jokes and snarky looks.\n\nThe actors are extremely talented and the vocal talents do the Beach Boys proud for sure. If you love the Beach Boys or just love a good old fashioned love story then this is the show for you. \n\nI loved every second of this musical and wish I had another day in town to see it again. If it's still playing on my next visit i'll be in the audience guaranteed.
__label__0 If they charge $11 for a tiny glass of friggin' Cadillac they'd better make it right. Boy, this place sucks. That is why I live in LA!
__label__1 Bad service...mediocre food...what more?
__label__0 This was my most disappointing airport food experience ever.\n\nThinking, \"hey, we went to barrio cafe and it was a great meal, we can have a good meal at the airport.  great!\" I went in with expectations.  And those expectations were so not met.\n\nFirst off, no frozen margaritas.  They're on the menu, but they were out?  How does one run out of traditional frozen margarita?  Pretty sure you take all the usual ingredients with ice and stick it in a blender.  So 2 members of our party left.\n\nThen we get food.  Disaster.  I order the cochinita pibil (which I had the last time I was at Barrio Cafe).  Definitely not as good.  Didn't finish it.  Hardly ate it.\nHusband was served overcooked, dry, microwaved chicken.\n\nWe had margaritas on the rocks.  They tasted like salt.  Just salt.\n\nThey comped the chicken (after my husband complained), but we're not going back.  There are better restaurants for us to spend our money at.
__label__1 had a $20 slow cooked pork dish (cochinito pibil) that was described as a house speciality.  Nothing special.  Salty, a little dry...lots of spices. Obvious sauce drips on plate rim were partially wiped off...made the plate look unapetizingly dirty at first.  The $7 Modelo tasted great!
__label__3 I arrived very early to pick up my daughters, so I went in for a beer.\n\nI had a Negra Modelo, and after a bit, felt hungry.\n\nTheir prices are a bit extreme for just a snack, but the fresh-made guacamole sounded delicious, and was reasonably priced.\n\nThey prepare it table-side, and the anticipation of watching it being prepared makes it taste better. (True story)\n\nIt had large chunks of avocado, jalapenos, onions, tomatoes, cilantro, lemon juice, and is topped with pomegranate seeds.\n\nOne of the most amazing guacamoles I've ever had, and I have had, and made dozens of recipes.\n\nI may have to head to the location outside the airport, and try one of their entrees.\n\nIf I spend any significant amount of time in the airport again, I'll certainly hit this spot again!
__label__0 I heard about this company on a living social deal and thought I would give them a try.  I should have known when they didn't answer their phones and had no voice mail system that they really didn't have things too together!! However, I emailed and sent them a message on Facebook.  They responded really fast to the email but weren't able to schedule me for another 5-6 weeks! Two days before my scheduled appointment I emailed them to confirm that they would be coming that Friday morning.  I got a response that yes, I was scheduled and to expect them between 8-9am.  Friday came...and they NEVER showed up! I tried to call them twice that morning and got a voice mail. I left a message and never got a call back.  I sent them a message on Facebook-and no response! I am not really sure the point to schedule appointments and then not show up or return calls! This is extremely unprofessional and it just gives the business a BAD name!! I wouldn't recommend even trying to contact this place...even if it is a screaming deal...you will end up wasting your time waiting for them to show up and calling a business that is poorly ran!
__label__0 You ever feel so embarrassed for someone you want to crawl under the table for them? That pretty much sums up this experience. There was nothing \"awesome\" about this. My friend had free tickets so I agreed to go, I am very hesitant to pay for any shows coming out of Planet Hollywood because most are a waste of money. Let me tell you, if I paid $49.99 for this crap I would have been livid. We were all pretty excited to see this show as we didn't really know anything except it was supposed to be interactive kinda like Tony & Tina's Wedding except for no food is served. \n\nSo we enter the \"showroom\" I\"m putting quotes around the because it was literally a room that was divided in half, possibly the other side is being used for a different show? The decorations were clearly  from Party City and made to look like a high school auditorium with a prom theme. The actors were all attempting to be a character out of all the famous 80's movies, but it was a very poor attempt. Basically the idea of this show was you are at prom, you vote for prom king and queen and you are supposed to interact with the actors. Now I use the word actors loosely because I've seen better plays put on when I was in junior high school in the dreaded drama class I was forced to take. In our group there were 10 of us, within 15 minutes we all wanted to leave, but being there was only about 25 people at the show, we didn't want to leave all at once because it would have been noticable and we didn't want to get harassed. Speaking of harassing, that's all that was happening. Now I'm not a wallflower and I like to get down with 80's music just as much as the next guy, but I don't want to be followed around and pretend that I'm enjoying interacting with the people when I'm really not. \n\nVery little seating, very small bar, with minimal choices, the DJ and security guy walking around were giving me the creeps as well dressed all in black/goth type drama club. I wouldn't come back nor would I recommend.
__label__1 I was not going to write a review because I felt I wouldn't be able to add to what was already written but then I saw the ticket prices!!  $49.99!!!  Wow, I didn't pay for my tickets so I was able to watch the show with very little expectations. Song selection was good, all the cast sing well but the script is weak and is just filler to get you to the next song. If I paid full price I would've been quite upset. Granted at that price range you can't expect grade A quality but there are so many better options in or around that price range. I think a fair price is around $30 a ticket
__label__2 I saw this show while I was in Vegas for Thanksgiving. Mom and I were looking for shows that were going on, and there weren't that many. But Legwarmers caught I am a big fan of the 80s, even though I was born in the 80's. I did think it was a bit cheesy at some parts, but it was enjoyable to a point. Don't think I'll be coming back soon though.
__label__0 I was feeling nostalgic with my mom and aunt. We hadn't been to Red Lobster since I was a kid. There was a wait. We were cool with that. After about 20 minutes we bellied up to the bar to have a drink while we waited. \nThe bar itself was covered in a thick film of greasy finger prints and beer. I asked the busy bartender for a rag to wipe it. Without responding or looking at us, she was visibly aggravated and half ass wiped the bar, continuing to ignore our many thanks. \nI ordered a $5 beer. The glass was filthy. I'm really not that picky (yes I guess I don't mind drinking beer from a dirty glass) and did not want to irritate her further, so I kept quiet. \nWe were soon seated and I ordered another beer from our server. This time there was a full feather floating in my glass. A feather!!? The server sent the manager over who apologized about sending out 2 nasty $5 glasses of beer. He said he would comp our check. \nWe ordered seafood platters of what can only be described as bagged pre breaded frozen less-than-fast food-quality crap. I would have preferred ANY fast food chain to this food. $20 a plate!?!? Bahaha! I will NEVER spend any money at a Red Lobster again! \nWe had to go to the bar to ask for silver wear after our food came. Our waiter only checked on us ONCE. We complained yet again. It was ok. The manager was comping for the beer at least. \n\n*Ahem* \nHe took $2 off of our bill. \n$2.
__label__0 DON'T SLEEP HERE. The least of my worries were the stained towels, broken fridge and nasty smell. After a long day we pulled back the sheets and there was hair EVERY WHERE. I don't even know how a human sheds that much. They obviously don't change the sheets in between people. Also it wasn't just hair from a head. We asked for clean sheets and we got them. No offer for a refund or discount. This place is DISGUSTING.
__label__0 These reviews are so right this is the worst store I have ever been to. There is a man who works there named Jason that is the rudest person I have ever met.  I have only found one sales person in there that knows what they are doing and has a good attitude.
__label__4 Good start: the 32\" dos x is $5.99. Fajitas $8.99 authentic looks, service and food,\nLovin it!
__label__2 I gotta say of all the fast food in cave creek, Carl's jr has been by far the best. Only issue I have is that I ordered 1 double western bacon cheeseburger for $ 4.50 and just a western bacon cheeseburger (only has one patty) for 3.99. Then I ordered 2 medium French fries for 2.50 each. How is it that 2 medium fries are 5.00 and the double western burger is only 4.50. Then, there's only .50 cents more for another patty??\nEither way, French fries are wayyyyyy to expensive! 2.50 seriously?? Total was 15.00 for fries and hamburgers. No, sodas. Ridiculous. \nHamburgers were great however as always but then we totally also got shorted on the French fries. Like we were there at 7 and they didn't wanna make more so they evenly distributed whatever they had left so I paid 5.00 bucks for basically 1 fry.  Wanna come back but feel ripped off.
__label__4 Love it.  \nGreat Place, nice Location.  \n\nMaybe a happy Hour Would be Great. ;-) \n\nManager i forgot his Name greated & seated us immediatly & was so nice. Explained everything.  \n\nOut waiter Ron or Ross??? I think Ross was nice & attentive\n\nFood : we ordered Pizza & mushrooms. It was excellent \nSalat was Great Too\n\nSizes are huge & Perfect to Share. \nWill  be back soon.
__label__0 TL:DR - Food Poisoning\n\nSo on a recent business trip to Las Vegas I visited this restaurant twice. First time was on a Thursday night and the restaurant was extremely slow.  Only 3 tables in use in the restaurant.  It took over an hour to get one pizza and we never had a chance to order more drinks because nobody ever came to check on us.  When I asked about our order the manager apologized and the pizza was out in 10 minutes.... About the time it takes to make and bake a pizza. Still didn't see out waiter until he dropped the check at the end without so much as an apology. The pizza was amazing. The best pizza and worst service I have ever had. \n\nI went back about a week later on my last night in vegas with a coworker. I explained my previous experience with the service and this time was much better.  The next morning I woke up to head to the airport for my flight and the tell tale signs of food poisoning reared their ugly head. Flying with food poisoning is one of the worst experiences I have ever had.  I am 100% sure of the source of the food poisoning as I only ate one thing on that day... Grimaldis pizza with a caprese salad. The salad is likely to be the culprit but to have two horrible experiences in a 2 week time period is inexcusable. I suggest avoiding this spot at all costs.
__label__4 My gf and I stopped at Grimaldi's on our way to Los Angeles and it was just as delicious as the Brooklyn location, which I thought was excellent! I would recommend Grimaldi's to anyone who enjoys quality pizza. We ordered a white with garlic medium with pepperoni, artichoke, olives, and Italian sausage. We also got a small Caesar which was average. We were not at all disappointed with our visit to Grimaldi's.
__label__3 Good crust and quality toppings...not bad at all.
__label__3 I really was expecting for this Grimaldi's location to fall way short. I have high expectations when it comes to Grimaldi's pizza. I was pleasantly surprised and impressed though! \n\nThe staff was efficient, the ambiance was touristy but fun, the food was served quickly, and the prices were as expected. There isn't much fuss happening over the food here - just good pizza served quickly and hot. The caesar salad was good too! \n\nI was surprised that this location was pretty dead every time we walked by. I hope it stays in business for a long time. Damn fine pizza on the Strip, highly recommended!
__label__1 Went to Otto near the gondolas and then later here. Both places we ordered the exact same pizza, margarita with extra basil. The pizza at Otto was much much better. \n\nGrimalidi is a decent pie but just doesn't have the authentic Italian magic which Otto has. The crust was doughy and dry, the cheese tasteless and clumpy, the sauce was fine. Lastly, the ambiance at Otto is much better than Grimaldi.\n\nPrices are the same at both places, so no reason not to check out Otto
__label__4 Nice hard crispy thin crust.
__label__1 We were really looking forward to eating here. Locals we met highly suggested it before our Wi-Fi was up to log into Yelp.\nService was poor, food was OK, atmosphere was OK. Just OK. Not good enough to get us to return and recommend this restaurant. We had a substitute server who normally works at another of the owner's restaurants, one food item was under-cooked, server was absent after food was delivered; no drink refills, then had to get check from cashier. No one claimed to be the shift manager. Ugh.
__label__0 Terrible service! Had a repair guy come to our house last year. He charged $300 to have freon and replace run capacitors. Few months later, a/c stopped working again. Service guy came in told us there is no Freon and to inspect leak and install a/c, would cost $565!! Looks like the last guy didn't fix the freon leak. However, $565 to fix and add Freon, really?! I'm looking at $900 bill in less than a year. \n\nI'm never calling them and never recommending to anyone.\n\nNot to mention the first repair guy, replaced with old run capacitors. When asked about it, he said new one would cost $200. So, I ok'd to use old ones. Come to find out run capacitors are less than $25!!!\n\nI would never let these cheaters come near by my house again!!!\n\nFirst guy was - Alex Chavez, second guy - Sal
__label__0 Terrible place to live! Maintenance crew is no better than the three stooges! Management lies about everything!  Multiple shootings, car robberies, police harrassments! What a nightmare! Can't wait till my lease is up!
__label__0 The employees at this place disgust me\n They do not care about their renters nor potential renters.  The property manager, Trish, is the absolute worst. We as prospective renters were having major issues with them.  They told us that we had been approved for an apartment and we were scheduled to move in and then about 3 days prior to our move in date, we were told (after we called them! !) that we were not approved after all. \nWe then go to the office and speak with Don,  who clearly did not care about anyone,  as we witnessed his horrible attitude on the phone with one potential renter and also his lack of caring when a current renter came into the office with some maintenence issues that she had reported but still had not been fixed. \nWe asked to speak with the manager upon arrival, as that is one of the people we had dealt with. Don went into a back room and spoke with Trish and asked her to come speak with us.  I heard Trish say something about the fact that she was already supposed to have been off work and didn't have time. Don then came out and told us that Trish was 'unavailable'. Seriously? ?? Basically she was afraid to face us and preferred to hide in a back room.\nThen,  another potential renter came into the office and asked for Trish.  Don then told her that she didn't work there. ...LIAR!!\nAt any rate, Trish never came out,  Don was rude and May, the original employee we spoke with was never anyplace to be found.\nA word to the wise. .. don't bother yourself with these people! !\n0 stars! !
__label__3 Love this place! BEST AND COLDEST BEERS in Vegas! It is my (and my husband's) new favorite place to watch sports! And who doesn't love an AWESOME cold beer while watching your favorite sports team?! Their hot wings are great, hamburgers are super yummy, flavorful, and juicy. We've been here at least 3 times in the last week...especially since it's hockey playoff season! ;)
__label__0 *Bad service.\n*Food is awful.\n\nWings are overgrown thunder hormone injected wings. Wing flavors are not good. \nMini tacos were worst than Taco Bell. Not only they were awful but we found a blonde hair in our food and manager apologize to offer something on the menu. But at this point we didn't want to eat anything at this restaurant even if its free. My bill came out to 60.00. I love wings but it was so awful I didn't even want to take it home.
__label__4 I have been to this location of Twin Peaks twice.  If I wrote this review after my first visit, I would have most likely given it 4 stars.  But today, my second visit here, put it over the top for me.  The reason for the extra star was our phenomenal bartender Kathiee.  Not only was she one of the friendliest people I have ever come across, she was rocking out cocktails, draft beers, and refilling our drinks all while striking up a conversation with my party as well as the others sitting along the bar.  I ordered the chicken and shrimp basket and asked my chicken be tossed in their green chile parsesan sauce.  Kathiee was so great that when my food arrived, she made sure my chicken was tossed in their wonderfully delicious green chile parmesan sauce.  This level of attention to detail really meant a lot (the waitress at the Henderson location just gave me a cold side of green chile parmesan and forgot, or didn't care, I wanted my chicken tossed in that sauce).  So great job Kathiee!!!  Not to be forgotten, the shrimp in my basket were huge!!!  \n\nAt this particular location, I have had the green chile meatloaf and the chicken and shrimp basket.  Both items were very good.  The meatloaf is smothered in mushrooms, onions, and gravy, but the green chile in the meatloaf adds a unique and delicious kick that I can't get over.  I would have to rate it the best meatloaf I have had.  \n\n I believe I saw 12 beers on tap from Coor's Light to an IPA to their very own house brews.  I've had both the Knotty Brunette and Dirty Blonde house beers.  The Knotty Brunette tastes like a good brown ale while the Dirty Blonde is a nice Hefeweizen.  Both are worth a try.  \n\nOn both my visits, the staff and service was good.  Everyone was friendly and food came out quickly.  Not to mention it is bikini week, so that is definitely an added bonus.  But if you happen to be there when Kathiee is working, definitely hangout at her bar.  Not only is she a great bartender, she is a huge foodie and is a big fan of yelp!!!
__label__1 Food is average at best.  Third time here and the peaks are the only attraction.  Way better than hooters.  Plenty of tv's to watch the games.  Great location.  Don't make a special trip for the food
__label__4 We turned off our water heater during our vacation and when he came back we dont know how to turned it on. I called several co left a message to call me back but none of them called back except for Mario . I told him the situation and he helped me over the phone as a courtesy . Now that's a wow!!!! He didn't mind spending time helping me over the phone with no charge, you will never see that kind of courtesy at all. Mario thank you again!!! I will definitely call you and recommend you to anyone.
__label__1 Overall a very blah place. The atmosphere is clean and positive, but the staff are not super friendly. The prices are competitive, but not the greatest. My manicure has a lot of air bubbles!! It does not look good. There is a very limited selection of colors as well. I am new in town and trying new places and I will not come here again.
__label__0 They use dish detergent for soap on the feet. Extremely rude staff. I went in 35 mins before closing time and this is what I get...rude attitude n dish detergent. It would have been better if I was told to come in at another time rather than the kind of service I got. Will definitely not visit again.
__label__2 Restaurant sympa, la nourriture est bonne et originale mais l'ambiance est un peu froide et le service impersonnel.
__label__4 Why wait in line every weekend to go to the popular brunch joint right around the corner when you can go to this place? The scrambled eggs, homemade tortillas, plantains, avocado, beans, feta, sour cream special is a true breakfast of champions in the best kinds of ways, super fresh and cheap to top it all. My main breakfast spot these days.
__label__1 Keep in mind this is an airport bar. California pizza kitchen is next door and they serve it here. \n\nDrink: got a double spicy Bloody Mary. As you'd expect, none of this fresh or housemade. Not very strong either. For 14 bucks, totally not worth it.\n\nFood: had the Santa Fe breakfast pizza on recommendation of the bartender. She said that the burrito was bland. I can't imagine how balnd as I had to douse this in chollula sauce to give it flavor. Wished there was somethin spicier. The eggs were super weird but I liked the sauce. I wanted to like it more, afterall, I have heard so much about CPK (confession: I've maybe been here once in my entire life). Pizza is usually worth all the pain gluten and dairy do to me. I can honestly say, this time, totally not worth it. \n\nService: service was decent. Lady was nice enough. I laughed when she carded me but not the guys who looked much younger. \n\nTVs and music were not really jivin together but whatevs. \n\nI've tried a few different spots in this airport; I will say I won't be trying this one again.
__label__2 Upgrading Marty's - have gone back and while service is still mediocre and somewhat slow, the food really is well prepared - and it's always fresh, seasonal and delicious. This would be a five if their service could catch up to the atmosphere and food.
__label__2 Marty's is a beautiful little upscale grocery and cafe on the Strip. For the type of business that they are, I can't speak highly enough about the ambiance: bright, natural light, cool murals, open kitchen and a nice, airy feel throughout. Marty's is two businesses, so I'll split my review accordingly:\n\nThe market gets a solid 3 1/2 stars from me; it is a great space with some creative details (like the repurposed library catalog for the spices) and there's some reasonable value given the location. I really like the two dollar small spice packets, which is a little pricier than bulk, but better quality than most bulk bins and much cheaper than the typical spice jars that you find in a grocery store. Their butcher is very good. Overall selection is on the small side. Prices are mostly competitive with Whole Foods. Service here is friendly.\n\nAs for the cafe, sadly 2 stars. The food is pretty good, although not spectacular. Just solid food made with decent basic ingredients. The coffee is better, and espresso drinks from the bar are some of the better cups that I've had around town. Service is deficient. I can't tell if they're understaffed or what, but table busing was very slow (we were quoted a 1/2+ hour wait when there were three open tables in plain sight) and wait service was not much faster. The hostess was unpleasant. Our table had garbage stuffed in one of the sugar holders (and there was no sugar, just stevia left). My order was mixed up. On the other hand, our waitress was friendly. But that alone couldn't cover up for the long interval waits (for fresh cream and sugar after receiving our coffee, for our food, for our check). Overall a pretty disappointing experience. To leave this review on a good note, however, the bathrooms were very clean (as was most of the store and restaurant space).
__label__4 In Pittsburg for one day. We asked 3 different locals where to find some good clean organic food. All 3 times we got the same response...Marty's Market. The atmosphere is very wholefoodie but much more dine  in. The food was fantastic and the service was equally good.\n\nIf you ever find yourself in Pittsburg and wanting to eat some clean organic food I highly, highly recommend going to Marty's.
__label__4 Maison  Boulud in the newly renovated Ritz Carlton is the creation of a Great Chef Daniel who has a passion for perfection. We dined there recently and at different times Brunch on Fathers Day in their what I call \"The Garden of Eden\" which included their famous burger with the most amazing fries, lunch included an appetizer the tropezienne salad a refreshing just right mix of greens with a vinaigrette that we need to have them share with us the recipe. Now dinner has a variety of amazing dishes starting with the duo salmon or the scallop which were served by an extremely professional staff and were to die for. Our main meals consisted of a pasta with clams with a mouthwatering creamy without the cream sauce. The cod was served with a touch of olive oil and was so fresh that it's a must try dish in Montreal.Our friends were so impressed with the decor and the setting sitting inside a glamorous but not overly done restaurant that has a garden as its setting. Was it expensive not more than any other first class restaurant in our beautiful city and yet the quality and service led by Cyril their manager was above and beyond what we were expecting. The to die for desserts were a masterpiece of perfection in taste and presentation especially the chocolat coulant. This restaurant has again established Montreal as the gourmet capital of Canada and for that we thank you Daniel. Bienvenue a Montreal !!!
__label__1 Disapointed for breakfast. Pricey for the quality-there's much better breakfasts in this town.  THere were good things and bad things: \nGOOD:  1. Very well executed eggs benedict, with spinach.  Very subtle and elegant. Potatoes were perfectly salty and nicely crispy. \n2.  Pain perdu was wonderful with accompanying compote of cranberry which was not too sweet.  The creme fresche too.  \n3.  Great setting and decor.\n4.  Friendly service, if a bit lazy. Manager did not seem warm and welcoming. \nBAD: \n1.   Green tea was badly executed.  Maybe 3-4 grams for 400ML.  Temperature about 190.  That is terrible, and tasted terrible.  It was prepared with a paper tea bag-most tea drinkers know that paper tea bags leave residual bad flavors, and this one did.  Green tea is supposed to be executed between 150-180.  3-4 grams should be about 120-180ml. \nWaiter insisted that the second green tea was called \"crocetia\" a Japanese tea.  I told him that I didn't believe there was any such Japanese tea, and asked him to bring the bag over.  He refused at first, and insisted that it was indeed Crocetia.  He  later did bring the bag.  It was not crocetia but kokeicha.  I didn't know if it was \"formed\" tea or \"twig\" tea, so I decided not to order since I was getting a pretty typical Quebec \"I don't know and I'm not going ot find out experience\".  The genmai cha was week, tasted bad and smelled funny.  The manager had to be told to take it off the bill despite my telling him the tea was bad.  Also a typical Quebec experience. \n2.  The smoked salmon was supposedly made by an artisinal smoked salmon maker.  They need to find a better one.  Lemeac has much better salmon with real character.  Lawrence as well.  Both make their own.  This is a high end place and this salmon tasted almost as though they were trying to replicate a salmon that people who frequent ordinary delicatessens in New York might like.  It's color and texture were disapointing.  there wasnt' the firm waxy smoothness or the smokiness of a good Scottish or Norwegian style salmon.  It tasted like cheap deli nova which in NY mostly comes from the same provider.  It is too soft, a strange color and lacks firmness, smokiness and good flavoring. \n3.  Presentation-great except for a pooling of grease on our plate under the potatoes. \n4.  Didn't offer additional coffee-had to ask for my wife who had said, \"maybe they charge for additional coffee\".  \n5.  No bread provided-perhaps you have to order it and pay for it.  \n6.  Prices were high and the product was not as good as other less pricey restaurants for breakfast.\n7.  Manager had to be asked to take the tea off the bill-seemd a little testy about that.  Should have offered when I cgave him my comments.  Did not.  That is unacceptable in a restaurant like this.  \n8.  Bagel was hard and dry. \n9.  Cream cheese was nothign special.  Tasted almost like store bought Philadelphia brand, though it was grainier.  \n\nI think maybe Daniel has too many restaurants.  Ramsay has the same problem. If you come to Montreal, you better make sure your staff is not carrying around a lot of Montreal service habits.
__label__2 Located in the newly renovated Ritz-Carlton Hotel, Maison Boulud has all the ingredients to be a staple on the Montreal restaurant scene. Daniel Bouluds (of Cafe Boulud Fame in NYC) new high-end restaurant has been opened for nearly three weeks and has started to create a buzz. While the lunch and dinner menus look fantastic, it was the brunch menu that piqued our interest. There are only a few options available on the high-end brunch (Renoir, Cafe Birks), so this was a welcome addition.\n\nFirst, before getting to the food, lets discuss the restaurant itself. The space is quite large, but with relatively few tables and feels both busy and intimate at the same time. Expertly decorated, the centrepiece is the open kitchen, where Chef Boulud could be seen working the pans on a recent Sunday morning. Despite the renovations, the hotel decided to keep the inner garden, and the restaurant has a beautiful terrace overlooking the duck pond. \n\nNow on to the food! The brunch menu consists of entrees and main courses, available a la carte or in a prix fixe style. Though more expensive than your regular scrambled eggs and bacon (36$) the meal comes together quite well. Numerous salty and sweet options are available. \n\nFor the main course, everything from french toast to home made gnocchi to the classic hangover beater steak and eggs are available. We opted for two classic dishes, the gravlax with latkes and the croque madame. While far from extravagant, the attention to detail raise these two dishes from regular brunch to four star level. Not to be overlooked are the fries accompanying the croque madame which may be some of the best in the city.\n\nOur waiter seem to have no idea how to handle his completely packed section. Luckily, after long waits between arriving, receiving coffee and ordering, the very nice Maitre D' stepped in and took care of our service.\n\nFinal Verdict : We will be back, if only to spend a night on that beautiful terrace.
__label__4 What a great experience.  I have been there 2 or 3 times, and had an excellent meal and a great evening every time.  Exceptionally good staff, very knowledgeable, welcoming, polite and professional.  Excellent menu.  Very attractive decor.
__label__1 I have to admit, the only reason this place isn't getting *1* star is because two people there seem like the tried in earnest to help me when a situation came up. I cancelled my membership today.\n\nthe gym itself is nice in that it's conveniently located and membership is crazy cheap. it's a very no-frills gym, but you know that going in to it. I just needed a place to do some cardio so i could pretend i was getting in shape, and this place was perfect for that. I never had to wait for a machine, it was never too crowded, the staff was always friendly.\n\nhere's my bone to pick: there are only two ways you're allowed to cancel your membership: in person, or with certified mail including a $25 check for the termination policy. \n\nSo when I moved across the country, they weren't exactly super helpful. I called and tried to cancel, they weren't exactly accommodating. yes, it's 2013 but they wouldn't let me cancel anything by phone or online. It HAD to be in person, or certified mail. they're going out of their way to be obnoxious about cancelling. I have to believe it's actually MORE difficult for them to take a cancellation by mail than it would be to just do it on the phone or online. They do it just to be annoying. \n\nadmittedly, this fell off my radar for a bit as i just moved across the country and was starting a new job. i had to get a new credit card, cancelled the old one, then youfit starting calling about not being able to process my billing. that's when they came back on my radar. \n\nagain i called and tried to cancel. the nice man there sounded like he understood the issue but his hands were tied. I reasoned with him long enough and he finally said he'd have the GM call me back. The GM called me back and basically he finally agreed to let me be the exception and cancel over the phone, but not before paying late fees and paying for months of membership during which i wasn't even in that time zone. \n\nIn that guy's defense, i feel like he actually probably stuck his neck out a little for me and corporate would be mad if they saw he cancelled my account remotely. that's basically why they are 2 stars instead of 1 - on some level i feel like they cared. just the corporate overlords suck.
__label__3 First I'd like to say that I love reading the reviews where dudes say \"there just aren't enough options for free weights for me\" or \"can't do heavy lifting here\". Lol. I challenge them to use the maximum weight of any dumbbells or machines in this gym. If you need more than 75 lb dumbbells, you. are. buffffffffff. and you should probably just start bench pressing cars or something in order to get a good workout.\n\nOk, so I went with this gym because of the price...$29 to start, $10/mo then up to $15/mo after a year. No contract, just $25 to cxl. I have since seen lots of Groupons and deals for it and that kiiiiiiiiiiind of pisses me off every time I see it. The prices are SIGNIFICANTLY lower on those sites and I wish I would've been able to take advantage of that when I joined. You can also do the higher level membership for something like $20/mo and get guest privileges and half price on products like drinks that you can buy. For me...I'd rather bring my own water anyway and since I don't bring anyone with me I don't need the guest privileges. But...it's an option.\n\nI like the cardio equipment, treadmills and arc trainers (kiiiiiind of like an elliptical but with more of a stair climber motion than elliptical has). They all have TVs built in with basic cable to distract you from your boring cardio. Haha. They also have iPod capability where you plug in using their plug (which charges your iPod while you use it) and you can listen to it through the machine using the buttons on the machine to skip, play, control volume, etc...\n\nBecause the equipment is new, I haven't experienced many broken machines like I have at older gyms. I have reported equipment that was malfunctioning in various ways and the employees are always prompt about testing them, putting \"out of order\" signs on them, and I have never seen something broken for more than a day or two.\n\nThey do have some equipment like medicine balls, kettle weights, and the big inflatable exercise balls. I don't personally use these things, but they ARE available and some people dig them.\n\nThere are no classes or pool, which I never used at other gyms anyway so I'm glad not to have to pay to not use them.\n\nThe employees are...cool for the most part. Most of them are friendly and willing to help you figure out a machine or exercise, spot you, or answer questions about workouts. There are a few rude ones, but I won't be too specific about those for fear that they will read this. Hey, I have to keep going here! :P \n\nThe gym is constantly being cleaned by the employees...vacuuming, wiping things down with spray, and checking and lubing up cables are things that seem to constantly be going on here. I like this a lot. There are also cleaning stations where you can grab your own spray and paper towels to wipe things down if  you wish. They offer hand sanitizer as well, which is nice at a place like a gym where everyone is touching everything.\n\nAs I read as a complaint in another post, they DO ask that you bring a towel. I too think this is a little annoying because I'm not one of those people who sweat all over the damn place, BUT...I get why it's a policy. There are some sweaty ass people at the gym and there's nothing worse than getting on a treadmill with nasty sweat droplets all over it or trying to sit on a weight bench that has someone's ass crack sweat on it. Gross. Just bring the towel people. There's no rule about the towel...it can be a little 2x2 square if you want to be a smart ass, or a beach towel if you like to maybe wear a towel cape while working out.\n\nI've heard of a couple people getting double charged for their memberships, but staff is pretty quick to resolve these issues.\n\nOverall, this is a good gym. It certainly offers enough for anyone to get a decent workout. I guess if you're a professional body builder who needs 1,000 lb machines and 200 lb dumbbells, it's not good enough, but for NORMAL people it's sufficient.
__label__0 I went to Youfit today to cancel my membership because my contract was up officially March 11th and I hardly went to the gym anyway.  I was told in order to cancel my membership today March 29th that there would be a $25 fee to cancel. It's free to cancel within 15 days of the expiration date of your membership. Ok so 18 days later I still have to pay $25 to cancel my membership. I asked to speak with a manager the kid advised no managers will be in until Monday. He said the managers will tell you the same thing I am now: you have to pay the $25 fee because you are 3 days over the 15 day window. He gave me a \"Membership Consideration Request\" to send to corporate. He said maybe they would call if I didn't get a response that means my request was thrown out. What?! Ok so seriously this place SUCKS! Small place with not a lot of options offered in NICER gyms.\n\nIf I could give zero stars I would! Wish me luck on my \"Membership Consideration Request\"
__label__0 The gym is clean and nice, but the contract/month to month whatever it is is not so great.  I apparently signed a contact last year, but thought I was doing month to month.  I left the gym because Custom Built Training left.  I tried to cancel my membership, but they told me it would be a large fee because I was in a contract.  Astonished that I actually was not month to month, I decided to just pay the last couple months.  The guy at the front desk stated that the auto pay would cancel when the contract expired.  In May I was charged again, but now also with at $29.00 annual fee.  I went into the gym and told my story.  They would not refund me even though I was misinformed by their staff.  Then...they had to nerve to tell me I needed to pay $25.00 to cancel my membership (even though my contract had expired).  I will not go back!  Apparently they need to ask the manager if I can be refunded, but guess what...no manager was there.   I doubt I will be seeing my money back.  Will not be recommending You Fit to others unless they step up and do the right thing by refunding me.
__label__2 My friends and I stopped by here looking for some quick healthy food.  It's located in a shopping building.  There is plenty of parking behind the building.  It's across from a school.  They seem to cater to students.  There are plenty of student deals on the menu.  \n\nAt this location, you order up front and then they deliver the food to you.  We came here late afternoon on a Friday and there were two other tables here.  The prices were decent for what you get.  I particularly love their drink selection.  I got a rose ice tea that I love!  \n\nAnyways, in the mood for kabobs in Vegas?  This place is good!
__label__2 Not as fashionable as I had thought it would be.
__label__2 This show was entertaining,but not as good as the SF show. Well worth seeing .
__label__4 We were going to do a Cirque show but couldn't fit it in. Went to the Jersey Boys instead. WOW,  That was awesome.  Great story.  Great music.  I am so glad we ended up at this site instead.
__label__3 First, I'm not a big musicals guy. I was able to get half price tickets which made it even better but this show is enjoyable even at full price. \n\nThe show lasts about two hours and does a good job of mixing singing Four Seasons songs with the stories about the band members and how they joined and in some cases left the band. My parents are fans so I grew up with their music on the oldies station in the car but had no idea about their history really. It's an interesting story and worth a look in Vegas, give it five stars if you're a hard core four seasons fan. It's an older crowd mostly and the woman in the row ahead of us must have been 80 but was rocking out.
__label__4 Never heard of firehouse subs before they got here to Queen Creek, but I am now a raving fan.  I have to be honest, I can't get myself to try anything other than the smoked brisket and cheddar sub ... it's just too damn good to stray.  I like how they give the kids lots of options and give them free fireman hats - kids love that and it makes for a good time, but I digress ... back to the business at hand.  The brisket is melt in your mouth good and the BBQ sauce is perfect combo of sweet and tangy.  I absolutely put this sandwich on my top 5 of all time.  TRY IT!!
__label__0 Very rude service.  Asked for more sauce for some food and it didn't come till 15 minutes later, after I was done with the meal, I was not told it would be $1.50 more for the sauce until we got the bill.  I don't mind paying for something but it should be told to me ahead of time not at the end of the meal.  Food was salty and the waiter never came by to bring me more water, even after asking for more water.  With 5 adults and 2 kids we were automatically charge a 20% gratuity!  That's not right since the service was not there.  Gratuity should be based on service.  Will NEVER go back there again!
__label__4 New to Charlotte and am starting to explore the Ballantyne area a little since I work over here. Was looking for a little ethnic food and discovered this place.\n\nPio Pio is the bomb. I've already been there three times this week and I just discovered it on Tuesday. The yelp photos and reviews just don't do it justice. The place is very clean, open with good ambiance and has outdoor seating. They also have a full bar and TVs. Seems like a good place to be if you're looking for some good food and to possibly catch a buzz.\n\nThe food is fantastical. I love the chicken soup and arroz con pollo. The soup has a great broth and is always packed with veggies like corn and potatoes, plus plantains. The chicken is tender and moist and they sprinkle fresh cilantro on top. Mmmm. The arroz con pollo is what really rocks though. If you've never had peruvian, this is a great beginner's dish. I just love it because it's one of my comfort foods. They give you a good portion of rice, mixed with veggies and shredded chicken. It's seriously so good. Even kids will probably like it. Drizzle some of the green sauce on top for a kick...but beware, that stuff is potent. \n\nThe service was also really good. The staff is very attentive and they even let me switch out fries for soup with my entree. \n\nIf you're in Ballantyne, try this place. You'll love it.
__label__3 I am a loyal customer and love the place! The only reason I didn't give a full 5 stars is that it is pretty pricey but it's clean so I love it!
__label__2 We stopped over while in Henderson visiting friends. Tasty flavors, friendly staff. Would come again if we were in the area and time was not a factor. \n\nThree frozen stars!
__label__4 i can't imagine it getting better than this! Great Service and convienence.  It's always clean and neat here.
__label__3 Great selection. Sushi. Hibachi.  Will make anything you want.
__label__2 Went here on a business lunch. and this place was just ok for me.  I am a fan of Buffets of all types, but this one is a \"little\" too fancy for me.  They did have a large selection.  And the food was good for the most part.  The Hibatchi station is a little on the small side, and it's too bad that the cooks face away from you while cooking because I enjoy watching.  The number system is a must since you don't have the interaction with the chiefs like some other joints.  \n\nIf I have one bad thing to say it is that in an attempt to be more upscale a lot of the hot meat is placed on plates instead of in buffet servers.  While this looks nice, if the food is not eaten quickly you tend to have cold meat at the end of the plate.
__label__1 Came here for dinner while visiting family.\n\n- Food: Well, it IS a buffet. Sushi selection was terrible and everything was obviously not fresh. Hibachi steak was dry. My ice cream had freezer burn.\n+ Price: Cheap for a buffet\n+ Atmosphere: Typical Chinese buffet layout. Good for groups.\n- Service: Unprofessional. Waiters yelling across the room is not very pleasant.\n- Recommendation: Nope.
__label__4 Great place to get your car or truck washed. My car is clean and friendly people. I recommend this car wash to all my friends.
__label__0 My husband took our vehicle in to get a car wash last week. After they (thought) were finished came in to get my husband to show that one of the windows had fallen down into the door. It is an older vehicle so this is a possibility to have happen...interesting part is that it is a new window and track...there should not have been a problem. My husband explained that this WAS a problem and the \"customer service\" person then said, \"Well, it's not MY problem.\" Anyone that has any customer service skills at all knows not to say something like that. After my husband settled down from that whole episode he looked more closely at our vehicle only to find that the vacuum job was horrible. There was also still debris on the outside of the vehicle. My husband normally washes our vehicles and this is exactly why. The unfortunate part about the whole thing is that my husband was just getting it cleaned so we can turn the vehicle over to the person who is buying it from us. We will never go back to this car wash again and the experience is just a strong reminder of why we wash our own vehicles.
__label__2 Was pretty excited to have NYY near me but this one something just didn't feel right. The staff is hit and miss and that's why it gets 3 stars. There is some bartenders/servers that care and wanna do a good job, but the place has plenty of others that give it a bad wrap. This is store specific because I have eaten at other stores and this is one of the worst. I will continue to eat at this place because the food is good and the location. It's just the service is coin flip of good and bad. I haven't had any horrible encounters that pop out, but I also don't have any \"wow, this place is awesome let's close this joint down\" type encounters. Food is a 4 and the service is so wishy washy that I can't leave any higher than a 3. Try it out for your own sake, but you could end up with one of the few servers that put forth he effort. Enjoy
__label__0 My husband and I usually come in on Tuesdays for the .35 wing special. The service is always bad but we usually overlook it as there are few places to eat in San Tan Valley and we kind of like the wings.  Tonight's experience especially unsatisfactory.   Disappointment all around.  Still not sure on who was supposed to be our actual waitress.  We waited a very unreasonable amount of time to get our drinks and have our order taken.  We finally got our beer from a gal but she said she can't take our order for food and we asked her to send over someone who can.  In fact, after waiting over 20 minutes after putting in our drink order, and still not having someone take our order, we had to pull a waitress from the other dining room to take our order and she was kind enough to do so.  She was already busy and seemed to be the only one actually being productive.   A short blonde waitress finally brought our wings finally after more than a half hour but didn't even give us time to ask for napkins and plates before running off only to spend about 10 minutes with who appeared to be her boyfriend and some friends a couple booths over.  We watched this short blonde waitress carry on with her boyfriend and she seemed to have a very foul attitude.  We assumed she was the \"intended\" waitress for our table but evidentley not because a 4th waitress came to our table to check on us and she said she was our waitress apologetically because we were just finally meeting at the end of our meal.  We waited another unreasonabe amount of time for the check and a couple boxes for the leftover wings.  She finally came back with the check and a tiny box and said that was all she was allowed to give us for the dozen or so left over wings.  This box only held a few wings and we had 2 different flavors.  I told her how getting and adequate to go box has never been a problem in the past and insisted on speaking to the manager.  The manager \"Brooke\" came to the table and I asked for an adequate box for our leftover wings and she said it's the rules not to give any more than the 1 tiny styrofoam box.  I could tell she wasn't the usual manager because she was dead set on passing the buck to the normal manager saying how they are even stricter with the rules than she is.  After I told her we are Tuesday regulars and she is clearly new to Tuesdays and lecturing her on how a good manager would handle things correctly without passing the buck and making the regular customer feel unimportant , she agreed to give us another tiny box.  But ONLY this time.  She really had no concern for the complaint about the bad service and in fact dismissed our concerns.  Tonight's experience was 100% a result of terrible management and may cost this restraunt a couple of good once a week regular patrons.  So if you happen to visit this place on a Tuesday and you have the misfortune of having the fill in Manager named Brooke, expect a similar experience and make sure you eat every wing your served at the table because they are too cheap to give an adequate to go box for the leftovers and they would rather the food just go to waste.
__label__1 Went there 2 times we live a block from this place. The first time we went in we were there for 2 hours wings were cold and I never got my 2nd beer but waitress wanted to charge me for it. The 2nd time was much better but still not great maybe if we have a third try I will update it but I am not impressed for the prices the food kinda sux
__label__3 Love the concept. Who doesn't like ice cream sandwiches? They did a great job of transforming the old Waffles Cafe space. It looks a million times better. The staff is super friendly and informative.\n\nThey serve Thrifty ice cream, which seems to be a big deal to anyone from California. To me... not so much. I grew up on the east coast. The ice cream, however, is very tasty. $3 will get you your choice of two cookies with two scoops of ice cream between them. I think that's a pretty good deal.\n\nI got strawberry cheesecake ice cream with chocolate chip walnut cookies. The ice cream was smooth and creamy, the cookies were too hard. It was tough getting the sandwich out of the styrofoam container, so I just ate it out of the cup with a spoon instead. No biggie.\n\nMy son got the rainbow sherbert with chocolate chip cookies. He loved the ice cream and his cookies were perfect -- chewy and moist. Perfect for taking a bite out of without the ice cream shooting out the back. Just like his dad, he doesn't like to share his food, but I managed to try a little bit.\n\nWith ice cream sandwiches it's hard for anyone to top Coolhaus in LA, NY, etc, in my mind. They've got a ton of unique flavors. I'd love to see Sweet Addiction add some crazy flavors like that (whether they make it themselves or source it from someone else). In the meantime, I'll have no problem enjoying the ones they do have. It's a great, locally owned shop that I'll be happy to support.
__label__4 After seeing many pictures and check-ins for Sweet Addiction, I was determined to check out this place. When I arrived with my friend their staff immediately greeted us and was very friendly. I order an ice cream cookie sandwich with a chocolate chip cookie and chocolate brownie cookie with vanilla ice cream. It was delicious! It was also very cheap, since they give you 50 cents off your order if you check in on Yelp or Facebook. Overall, I was very pleased with my visit to Sweet Addiction and I can't wait to come back and try their other flavors!
__label__3 This is a pretty interesting concept, it takes ice cream sandwiches to a new level. The main difference is that they use fresh baked cookies, which they have a variety of different kinds catering to basically anyone. There are a variety of ice cream choices available and the ice cream is made by Thrifty. I've never had Thrifty ice cream before, but it was actually pretty good.  \n\nThe shop itself is small but a good size, there are plenty of places to sit both inside as well as outdoors if you wish to. It is well lit location with a very friendly staff who can help you make some decisions if you're unsure what you want or if it's your first time. The prices are also very reasonable. \n\nThey also have fresh baked cookies that you can buy if you don't want the ice cream, either single, half dozen, or even a dozen+\n\nDon't forget to check in to get the 50cent discount, it's only good off of one receipt, so if you're with multiple people I suggest everyone checking in and pay separately!
__label__4 Had to give the cookie ice cream sandwich shop a chance.  Such a great idea.  I had some medieval madness ice cream between two chocolate chip cookies.  My cookie was warm and slightly melted the ice cream.  Just right.\n\nMake sure to check out the \"additional ice cream flavors\" printed to the left of the counter... in case you want vanilla or cookies and cream.\n\nYum!
__label__3 Nostalgia. I'm an 80's kid so I came for the Thrifty's ice cream. I've actually been here a few times but tonight's visit was different in a good way. I got circus animal flavor ice cream with snickerdoodle and sugar cookies to make my sandwich. Because who's counting calories tonight...not me. F a diet. At least for tonight. \n\nIn the past the cookies were a bit on the hard side, not the best texture for a ice cream sandwich. Tonight's cookies were soft which made for a perfect sandwich. Their \"scoop\" of ice cream is Huge. I'm guessing people may complain of price (this ain't the 80's anymore and we must get over the 25 cent a scoop deal) but when you're getting a product/treat like this you forget about $'s sometimes. \n\nStaff is friendly. Place is kept clean. Good amount of space. Bonus that they have the table style arcade game set up and cool unique sodas in their drink fridge. All I need is some MJ, Madonna, Boy George, Cindy Lauper on blast on the radio, some Ronald Reagan on the tube, some girls with biker shorts big aquanet hair and fanny packs and maybe i can give this place 5 stars.
__label__1 I had been waiting months to try Sweet Addiction and was thrilled when my husband said we could go. I went to a similar place in Huntington Beach and was raving to him about how much he was going to love it, ice cream and cookies, how could it go wrong? But it did. \n\nUpon arriving I noticed the decor and I actually enjoyed it, very modern and clean, and it looks like homemade paintings on the wall- tucked behind the refrigerator that is holding the soda and water. The smell of cookies was ridiculous and I was excited to start my cookie, ice cream creation.  I then noticed how small the ice cream bar area was and that the cookies were stacked on a self that was only about 2 feet from the ceiling. \n\nAfter canvassing the place, we decided to try and place an order. Like I stated previously we had never been here so my husband was taking a little longer to order to which we were told to \"step aside and let the next person order,\" there was one person behind us and she was ready either. When I looked at the menu and saw a cookie sundae\" option it read \"2 scoops of ice cream, one cookie, and hot fudge\"  that sounded like what I wanted minus the fudge.\n\n While placing my order with the tall blonde girl behind the counter I said \"the cookie sundae please with ___ and ___ ice cream and ___ for the cookie, hold the hot fudge,\"\n to which the girl replied,\"so do you want whipped cream?\" \nme: \"oh no thank you,\"\n her: \"so thats not a sundae, just get the 2 scoops and a cookie\"   ..... \n\nAlright so yes, I suppose I should have realized that a sundae would indeed include whipped cream and fudge, however, I have been in the customer service industry long enough to know that you do not speak to a customer that way. I then heard the same girl speak to another customer in a rude manner. Then noticed that the male that worked there was standing between the back of house and the counter fidgeting with whipped cream and clearly avoiding with any sense of work duty-which always annoys me. Have some work ethic people!!\n\nThe ice cream was alright but a little freezer burnt  and the cookies were hard (probably due to the fact they are baked in the morning and left on an open shelf the rest of the day). I have to say that I probably would have been fine with this place if I hadn't first been brushed aside and then treated like an idiot. I also don't like the fact that no one that works here wears a  name tag. \n\nPersonally, I can go to a restaurant that has the best food ever but when the service and attitude of the people that work there is poor and down right negative, I will not waste my time or money to go back.
__label__4 I've been coming here over a year now and they are fabulous. They are very clean and even if theirs a line of people the wait is never long. Always pleasant and polite.
__label__2 Free House is located around a growing restaurant cluster around Parmenter St in Middleton in the old Forrestal's Gallery.  The building is historic and has been home to many former businesses - the building dates to the 1800s. \n\nFree House's beer, cocktail, and separate whiskey menu are extensive.  This explains the crowded bar area in the entryway around happy hour on my visit.  The food attempts to match other local upscale bar food (The Great Dane, The Laurel Tavern, Coopers Tavern).  Granted, the crowds I've seen here are mainly divided into the bar group and families with children in the dining area and neither are likely going to demand fussy hipster ingredients.  Chicken fingers, a standard burger, and grilled cheese are all available.  The restaurant does have sweet potato fries, parmesean fries, and a homemade vegetarian chili, though, so it's not exactly a country dive bar, either.\n\nAs a vegetarian, I appreciated the availability of a veggie burger made in-house.  I had mine with a side of greens.  It was fairly good, though needed some sort of additional moisture from sauce or veggies.  My friend's \"Big Tex\" burger was loaded with sauce and needed to be cut in half to avoid a BBQ fashion emergency.  The goat cheese beet salad and fish fry special (on a Wednesday night, no less) at the neighboring table looked like good bets for next time.\n\nService is quick and prices are reasonable.  The decor is probably a work in progress but I'm guessing with time they'll bring the current \"rec room chic\" up a level or two.
__label__2 I have been here a few times now and I likely won't go back for a while. The food is really very good, but, the service is slow. The first time we went, it was around 1 pm on a Saturday. The patio was full so we were fine sitting inside. The bartender ended up serving us and she couldn't have been more annoyed or stressed out. She rushed us and never even smiled. After waiting about 15 minutes for our food, she told us the kitchen was backed up and it would be another 5-10 minutes. It ended up being another 15-20. They slightly messed up the order, but, overall the food was great! The second time I went we sat outside. Our server was so sweet, but, again seemed stressed. We waited at least 35 minutes for our food (party of 4 people) and when it came my order was wrong. I sent it back, waited another 5-10 minutes, and then got my food. It was delicious, again, but didn't feel worth it since we waited for so long. Our server did thank us for our patience when we left. A third time I went I just had drinks. It was fine, but, slow service, again. \n\nI think this place will be great when they figure out their staffing. I will go back again, but, I will give them some time to figure it out.
__label__2 I wasn't feeling all that hot.  (Sadly disappointed that Gardu\u00f1os's had closed!)\nRather than eat something like a sandwich, I opted for the fresh tomato soup.\nIt was quite tasty.  I liked that it was thick, unlike some thin tomato soups that you find in restaurants.  There were big croutons floating in the soup, but I didn't eat those.  Jeff ordered a turkey sandwich.  He offered me a bit, but I didn't try it.  He ate the whole thing, which is unusual for him.  \nEverything is made fresh.  We waited for just a few minutes.  We were given one of those light up drink coasters, but we didn't have to wait more than just a few minutes for our order.  \n\nIf I were feeling better, I would have loved to have tried several of the sandwiches.
__label__2 I am a bit at a loss as to why it took 20 minutes for me to get one sandwich when there was no one else eating there; the seating also SUCKS out loud at the Palms food court, I had to stand there like an idiot waiting for a table even longer than I had to wait for the sandwich.\n\nAll that said, the sandwich was AMAZING. Just know you will endure some B.S. to get it.
__label__4 I feel human again!  Thanks to Toni and her mad skilllls! \n\nI went in for the first time today to get my eyebrows done.  The service was free because it was my first visit which was a plus!  However, I will be going back to Toni regularly for my waxing needs.\n\nLike mentioned in Carrie's review, Toni uses a hard wax (which has a pretty awesome color...teal hehehe) that I had never had used on me...it makes the process quick and painless.  She was very aware of how I wanted my eyebrows shaped and consistently checked to make sure I was comfortable and happy.  \n\nWhen I was all finished, she applied some cortisone to help lessen the redness that usually occurs after waxing.\n\nI was extremely satisfied and will be going back very soon!  \n\nBONUS:  When making your appointment...note the ease! Book your appointment online and you will be done in just a few clicks, followed by a text or email or BOTH reminder a couple of days in advance!  \n\nThanks, Toni!
__label__1 Fish broth soup with fish flavored bean curd and tendon.  Broth OK but nothing special.  I do like the fact that they don't use MSG.  Hardly any tendon, and what there was of it was not at all good.  Didn't taste any of that fish flavor in the bean c.   It's not as bad as a 2 sounds...more like a 21/2, but there's a lot of competition around here.
__label__4 Well, another pizza place here in the Ballantyne area...what a surprise...WOW, was it ever!\nAfter being flooded by coupons, I thought, lets give this a try. Using the coupon code and ordering on-line was a breeze.  The pricing was awesome, choices varied, and they even give you a choice of free flavored crusts like parmesan and ranch.   They quoted 35 minutes for delivery.  After 20 minutes, the friendly delivery person was at my door!  After opening the box and devouring it's hot, fresh, yummy goodness, I was amazed at the fabulousness that is Marco's Pizza!!!  Ever since, the order is always right, the pizza hot and delicious, and the delivery speedy!  The parmesan crust is amazing!  The coupons are great, and the on-line ordering system is quite easy compared to some others.  They are a cut-above the big-boys (pizza hut and papa johns) as far as flavor and quality.  After the years and dozens of pizza places here in this area, I have finally found a home!  Bravo!
__label__1 I have had three mediocre pizzas from Marco's.  The pizza has way too much sauce on it and they over cook the cheese. The wait for a dine in order takes way too long. On two occasions I waited over 30 minutes for a pizza and it wasn't during a busy time. I would recommend Dominos or Papa Johns over Marco's Pizza.
__label__2 Went on Tuesday (18 December 2012). Not the best Italian in Edinburgh. Probably not the best within a few hundred yards of the Assembly Rooms. Fairly good antipasti despite the crostini being slightly stale. Nice pork belly. Tip top roast potatoes. Too rich chocolate tart. The room was interesting and enjoyable. \nBut with average food there has to be something really special to make you come back. It lacked wow or pizazz. The staff were competent and pleasant. But in competition with family run places like Nonna's in Morningside they're sure to come second.
__label__1 Sorry to buck the trend of good reviews as I do agree that the food is yummy and I really want to like this place BUT......\n\nI've been here twice now and the service has been poor-grim. The first time was a sunny spring day when some friends and I popped in for brunch. Yes, I was a little late arriving but we waited an age for the coffees they had ordered and then even longer to for the waiter to take our order. 30mins later (over an hour since we had sat down) we were informed they were no longer doing brunch (even though the same ingredients are on the lunch menu). The manager came and apologised, we had yummy lunch in the sun. Ok, so they're just having a busy shift and training new staff. I'd still come back.\n\nNope - months later a friend and I decide to try again for a quick brunch. We ordered at the counter before we sat down as we were pressed for time, and turned to feel a few angry eyes from tables who had obviously been waiting a while. Uh oh! Coffees again took an age, despite the staff having no urgency about them at all. They had run out of rolls for my friend's sausage roll so would she take toast? She asked if they had brown bread, answer was 'We have all kinds.     Do you want toast?'. It was all just a bit less pleasant than a weekend brunch should be. I won't be hurrying back to give them a 3rd chance!
__label__3 I SO want to give this place 5 stars.  Friendly, delicious and great prices.  \n\nBut...I just can't do 5 stars for a vegan restaurant where the employees hang out outside smoking.  Because now when I order buffalo hummus or yummy grape leave dolmas, I can't help but wonder if the employee just lit up on her break, and grabbed my tahini with nicotine-stained-smokey fingers.  Yuk.  Smoking + cooking?  It's a deal-breaker. Smoking + cooking at a vegan restaurant? Seems like an SNL skit.
__label__0 I love helping out new local businesses, so when I saw the Living Social special for cake pops, I called and placed an order for my daughter's 15 birthday.  The woman I spoke to seemed friendly on the phone and admitted that she was very busy due to the online special but was able to fill my order. I ordered 24 cake pops in chocolate, vanilla and strawberry, dipped in pink and purple icing with pearly sprinkles on top. I agreed to pick it up at the specific time she gave me.  She gave me directions to this creepy place called Amazing Clowns on Flamingo and Pecos and said her bake shop was in there. When I got to the place no one was there. I called several times and got no answer.  They don't have a website, just a Facebook page.  I left and returned sometime later and fortunately she was there this time. Though I was annoyed by the inconvenience of the pick up, I was even more disappointed by the quality of the cake pops.  They appeared to be done by an amateur and didn't have any professional appeal to them at all. They were stuck in a piece of round white Styrofoam with a bit of ribbon taped around the edges.  My daughter's bday was that evening so I didn't have any option other than to take them.  Everyone thought I had made them because they looked so unprofessional.  It was even worse when we bit into them and discovered that they were so hard and dry.  I'm not a baker but I think I could have done a better job with a Betty Crocker cake mix!  I won't be ordering from them again.
__label__3 Formerly Bierex, Number 1 Grange Road hasn't changed much since the refurbishment, essentially a paint job and a name change with a few minor changes to the menu. \n\nThis is a local bar to me though it's usually to eat that I go there. It's good pub grub with a few twists on the menu, particularly the choice of nachos options, there's classics with just salsa,guacamole and sour cream, chilli nachos adds beef chilli, chicken nachos adds chicken and fried peppers, then there's haggis or veggie haggis nachos, both with whiskey sauce and steak strips too in the case of the standard haggis. \n\nAlso of note is the Sunday breakfast special, two full Scottish breakfasts for a tenner, so find a friend and it's only a fiver each or wait till you're ravenous and go and have two (the offer is on till 2pm on Sundays). I'm not sure how long it'll run for though as it's become quite popular.
__label__1 I liked the bar tops and the fact that it was nicely lit at this pub...that's about it.  Wait, the fries were pretty good...\n\nMy bf's brother got the fish sandwich with a side of wilted salad.  Yes, wilted because they had put the salad on the same plate as the fish sandwich, and the plate must have been placed under the heat lamp for quite some time prior to making it to our table.\n\nI had the fish and chips, and again, I must admit that the garlic fries were pretty good.  The fish however, was not as good as I had hoped it to be.  The batter did not hold to the fish.  It was not fluffy and airy with the crisp to it.   \n\nMy boyfriend had the Bangers, bean and mash.  All three of us came to the agreement that the bangers tasted like breakfast sausage.  Very underwhelmed.\n\nWill I be coming back to this Firkin place (which is a chained pub btw), highly doubted.
__label__3 Last nite, we went to Firkin again to play trivia and this time I was pleasantly surprised by the food!  I read the reviews FIRST (this time, anyway) and ordered what was so highly rated by others- the fish n chips.  Nice sized portion (I got the two piece, I believe it was $13.95, rather than the one piece at $10.95) not too much breading and juicy yummy fish.  Even the fries which would normally be \"chips\" were delish.  Also ordered the salmon after reading the good reviews on it and my BF liked it alot, I thought it was too overly sweet.  Caesar salad was good, but unremarkable.  Just romaine, croutons and dressing, not much to say about it.  Service was good last nite, too, although I could have used a couple more refills of my iced tea.  We were a table of six and everyone's food came out at the same time, so kudos to the wait staff/kitchen staff on that one!  Like others have said, the guy calling out the trivia questions just cannot be heard and we were really close to him!  They need to invest in a better sound system or something so us old farts can hear the questions better.  All in all, I am giving it 4 stars today, which is about 2 more than they would have earned from me in all the previous visits there.  Try the fish and chips!
__label__2 I stopped by here because I heard tell of Irish nachos made with waffle fries.  I've had better.  The serving size was pretty small.  And it was just cheese, green onions, bacon, and sour cream.  Who puts bacon on nachos?  They were more like haphazard potato skins. The Irish nachos I crave from Callahan's have refried beans, jalapenos, salsa, etc.  I also had a blue cheese and steak salad which was so so.\n\nOn the plus side, the server/bartender had a great accent and adeptly managed the entire restaurant on his own.  And they had Innis & Gunn Irish Whiskey Cask on tap, which was super yummy!  Their beer list isn't all that impressive to me, but ask... they have some gems hidden back there.\n\nAll in all, good for drinking but not a gastropub by any stretch of the imagination.  It's just typical bar food.
__label__0 This place is dirty, and the staff are more interested in talking amongst themselves and eating than helping customers.  One dressing room (the second is filled with junk).  Not for me, but you go! animal lovers.
__label__2 Drive thru is 24 hours except late nights they're under staff which is really annoying because every time I come here around 11pm or later it always takes about 15-30 minutes to get my order. This has happened 3 times already, to the point where I just put my car on park and the car behind me would turn off their engine. Not sure why they only have 1 girl working at night, there's something wrong with that. Other than that my smoothie was great, just not happy with how slow the service is at night!
__label__1 Linda would groom both my dogs. I enjoyed her service but unfortunately left that place because she no longer works there and the two lady's that took over are horrible groomers and the prices went up.
__label__4 Best cupcakes ever. The strawberry is my favorite but they are all good:)
__label__4 Favorite place to get a beer in Madison! #2 Strong Ale is always a winner and the Penguin Ale is a good standby. Great atmosphere, fun crowd, and if you get hungry, the Frabonis pizzas are as solid as frozen pizzas get. Oh, and whoever does the chalkboard art there has got major skills.
__label__3 Okay, I'll admit it--I'm a shop-a-holic...BUT, I am a serious bargain shopper. TJ Maxx (and Marshalls) is among my absolute favorite places to find casual everyday pieces like maxi dresses, bags, sandals, socks, golf shirts for the bf, etc. You name it and they have it--for less.\n\nOverall, go to TJ Maxx before looking anywhere else for great deals. You might be PLEASANTLY surprised!
__label__0 What can I say about this place? I've been here three times and every time it was the same and I tried to give this place a chance because I really enjoy the selections here. Coming into the lot there is garbage everywhere and the building itself looks pretty run down. The wait times for food in drive-thru and while parking are outrageous, I thought this was supposed to be fast food?! There are never enough workers here and they look exhausted trying to limp through the rush and on my last visit when I went inside to complain I noticed one of the cooks had what looked to be like sores all over his arms. The inside was a disaster and there was no organization or real leadership here I'm honestly surprised this place is still open.
__label__4 I'm typically not one to be super eager to write reviews. However, Amy deserves 5 stars! She was amazing from the second I stepped into the salon. \n\nBefore I go into my experience, here is a back story.... I would book appointments with my hair salon in California around my visits there. Now, that will not be necessary. As soon as I walked in, Amy was warm and welcoming. Once I sat down I told her exactly what I wanted and she nailed it! My color and cut was perfect. The scalp and hand massage was amazing and super relaxing. From start to finish she was very attentive and understood what I wanted. I have found my new stylist in Scottsdale! Thank you Amy, you were fabulous!!!
__label__2 way to hot inside
__label__0 I guess my palate just doesn't appreciate the coffee these guys serve up. For those of you you do like their stuff... Enjoy!
__label__4 Wo, a great place in the airport. Both the breakfast panini and the cappuccino were perfect and the service was incredibly helpful and friendly. I would definitely repeat the visit.
__label__4 Favorite Phoenix Area coffee spot and it is in the airport. :D\nSo happy there is more than Starbucks here. Sorry Starbucks, this is real coffee not adult milkshakes.
__label__1 I actually apologized to my dog for putting him through this ordeal. The first thing you notice is the horrible urine smell as soon as you walk through the door, from all the dogs in the play area. I was never asked for a copy of my dog's shot records. My dog is all of 10 pounds and other groomers take 2-3 hours from drop off to pick up. I was told they usually take a little longer but would call me. 6 hours later I finally called them and was told she was working on him now and he'd be ready soon. 6+ hours! If I'd known it would take that long I would have scheduled it for a day I worked and couldn't spend any time with him anyway. When I picked him up I was told that it had gotten a little rough that day and he'd gotten scratched in the play yard while waiting for his turn with the groomer butt that it wasn't a bad scratch because they never heard any yelping. First, I had never been told that he would be put in general population, with a mix of all sized dogs. I don't remember signing any release forms for it. Second, my dog is the king of all drama queens.  If you even look like you might be stepping on him, he yelps and screams, so I seriously doubt he kept quiet. Third, its not going to scar him or anything, but its bad enough that we're watching it for infections.\n\nThis experience really warrants less than two stars. However, I will say that the haircut my dog received is probably the best one he's ever had and he looks pretty dapper. So that's why the two stars.
__label__1 As much as I like to patronize local establishments and small business in general, Roman is more style than substance.  Food portions are small, beer is overpriced and the service is hit-or-miss. Maybe it's just me being a young guy but as far as getting what you pay for,  there is better quality and value to be had.
__label__3 I loved the atmosphere and food.. Yummy..
__label__2 saw the show tonight and it was ok ..dont expect anything spectacular but it is worth the 10.00 you pay at gold star for it.  all the seats are pretty good but kind of a run down theatre but manageable. Jokes arent all that funny but hey they are trying and the show is a pretty low budget show.. But for the money it will most likely entertain you.
__label__4 The crew is amazing, some of the nicest people I've ever met.
__label__3 I went to Morning Squeeze for the first time today. I really liked it! The booth was comfy, the decor is colorful, cheery and hip, and the staff was friendly. I had the Scottsdale breakfast burrito, which had egg whites, potatoes, spinach, and tomatoes inside. It was served with a side of fruit. The portion size was perfect, and the food was very good. The waitress kept my iced tea filled and the manager stopped by twice to make sure everyone was happy. The menu is huge, so everyone in my party had lots of choices. I will definitely be back!
__label__1 I've been waiting for this place to open and was so excited when it finally did. I just got my first chance to go yesterday. It wasn't as good as I was hoping for. Our waitress seemed like she wanted to be anywhere but there and was impossible to find most of the time. Two people at our group ordered coffee and she never came around to give them a refill. The food was ok but I honestly could have made the same stuff at my house and I'm not even a great cook. I'm not totally writting them off...I know they just opened so I'm hoping that they will work out the kinks. I'll probably try them again in a couple months...I won't be rushing back next weekend!
__label__1 Great look from the street. Cool interior. Good looking menu content. \n\nService: 3/5 (slow and understaffed - seems more to be a kitchen issue)\n\nCleanliness: 4/5 (too many flies)\n\nFood: Ordered a Hillbilly Highrise. sounds good. ordered a large oj ($5) and side of bacon. The bacon would be great if it was at minimum \"warm\"  obviously precooked, left under a heatlamp (must be broken). It is thick cut which is great but when cold you taste and feel the lard coat your tongue and roof of mouth. Other bacon for peeps at table was same (cold and lard(y)).  As for the main plate. I asked for crispy hashbrowns (these are set on bottom then stacked with beef patties, eggs and sausage gravy.\n\nHave you ever had hashbrowns that tasted kinda like fish? it's old oil! they were not crispy either. As for the patties, tasted freezer burned and they were chewy, not chewy like dry thanksgiving turkey, but chewy like bouncy in your mouth.  As a whole, not good. The plate was garnished with pineapple (bruised and soft), the melons, same. obviously old, cut tooooo soon and stored (cold, hot, cold, hot) it breaksdown!\n\nThe server was nice and asked if I would like to order something else, I did look at the menu again, but realizing we waited 35+ minutes for that order, I just could not do it again.\n\nSorry, but I won't be squeezing again.
__label__2 Food was very good. Service was subpar. The bartender seems to ignored us and was very curt and distracted.
__label__0 Yeah... I was not pleased at all with the food. I couldn't eat half of what I got (odelay scramble with hash browns).  The hash browns were very buttery and the scramble was a mess.  No real flavor other than butter and the coffee came with coffee grounds and was very bitter.
__label__0 Cold and stale fries. Got the \"modern dog\" which is essentially a Chicago style hot dog. It wasn't clear whether they had bothered to heat it up or cook the hot dog as it was room temperature. Terrible terrible food.
__label__0 Worst burger ever. I cannot imagine why anybody is impressed by this place at all. The service is meh, the burger was mediocre at best. Fast food patty on a fat bun. \nA fat bun? Yes. The bun is soaked in butter and almost an inch of bread on either side of a mcdonalds thin patty. My burger was pink, is that even safe? There weren't that many people there yet they forgot my grilled onions. Normally I'd say something but it became obvious after two bites it would suck with or without onions, so whatever. The taste I see people raving about is steak salt. Fries are ok. Not sure why everyone says the tomato and lettuce are so super fresh, I mean it's not rubber but I wouldn't call it fresh either. \nIf I come through Phoenix again I'll try something besides the Modern Burger, I think the only \"modern\" thing about it was trying to sell people a shitty product for more money.
__label__1 My opinion is that the burger is about like mcdonalds with a better bun. I was filed cause the guy in front of me had what looked like a thick burger but he must have had a double cause the patties are thin. Also my order was incorrect. Fries were ok and I did not try one of their shakes.
__label__2 Pretty expensive for a burger that ran out of Cheese.  Ordered the double burger with bacon and no sauce and fries.  It came out to $12 around.  Fries were good, they tasted like lawry's salt on them.  Good thing I saved a can of coke during my first flight so that i didn't have to pay for soda.
__label__2 Pretty good burger place in an airport! Got the breakfast burger and it was delicious. Bacon, fried egg and a juicy patty - what could go wrong? The price is reasonable but the portion was a bit small.
__label__3 Good food. They sell kids meal that is just right for me. It includes a slider (which is pretty much a full sized burger) , French fries (fresh and generous portion) and drink, for like 6 bucks. This is my favorite airport food actually. The bar next to it is a good place to hangout for a beer when waiting for your next flight.
__label__2 This place was ok. I know there's a lot of good blurb out there and that's why we visited. The service was excellent but the food and drinks were just average. And the bathrooms were dirty. Meh.
__label__0 That place is horrible. We never get served and we got ignored from servers and bartender. They did not bring the  menus and didn't even ask us for drinks  for about 10 mins. So we just walked out. Again, that's terrible place to go.
__label__2 Oh baby you... Got what I neeeeeed... Trader Joe's, West Elm, Best Buy, Staples, Marshalls, Boutique stores, restaurants... I wish I lived above in the condos! For those of us that need to visit the Met, the parking is atrocious during peak times.
__label__0 Are you kidding me? Look at the instruction paper they give you at check in. The insult their guests... \" The Shower \" Normally we require our guests to have an engineering degree to operate our vintage era shower, however if you do not have the necessary qualifications blah blah and then it says Shirley we don't have to tell you how a tv works? And if so there is a hint. Point the button covered thing. Who says this kind of crap to their guests? Major no!
__label__0 Very unhappy with my stay here. I felt deceived because the pictures online are nothing compared to the real thing. We arrived at 11pm Friday and the outside looked so rundown my husband was like this looks ghetto. I know they are remodeling and stuff but it should not be available to stay until they are done. The bathroom was clean but it looked like the ceiling was gonna fall. It was just not what I expected. I would have checked out after the first night but what I had already paid was non refundable. Never again!!! Way to ruin my romantic getaway.
__label__0 Horrible franchise owner.  Pathetic.  I like KFC and I will eat it about 4 times a year.  This particular KFC is closest to me so I have been quite a few times over the past 2 years.  Without exception, this KFC franchise (I assume its a franchise store and not company owned) is consistently inept, unprofessional, and unorganized. Always a wait for something, which typically means the owner cares more about minimizing food use and cares nothing about their customers. Moreover, any half-intelligent employee is never there a month later.  Just returned from there and apparently the shift lead woman cant count - got 8 \"chicken bites\" when I ordered and paid for 10, and 3 of those 8 were visibly overcooked. I returned on principal  to let them know, and this shift-lead lady got mad at me...as if I would drive 5 miles home, eat 2 \"bites\", and come back 20 min later WITH the 8 in the box looking to scam KFC out of 2 \"bites\".  This KFC belongs in North Vegas, not Henderson.  AVOID THIS GHETTO-KFC.
__label__4 it's my fifth visit to wonderful Pittsburgh and the city never fails to impress me. \n\nUrban Cottage is a shoppe with great gifts for nearly any budget. I loved some of the paintings on the reclaimed wood. \n\nWhether you're looking for a housewarming gift, birthday gift or a \"just because\" gift, you really can't beat this place if you're in PGH! We need one of these in CLEVELAND!! :)
__label__0 On Wednesday, January 8th I was playing poker at the Wynn Poker Room and I got up to have dinner at the buffet (where I spent $344.17 for dinner) with some friends.  I came back about an hour-and-a-half later and they had picked up my chips and my jacket that was hanging on the back of my seat.\n\nChristopher Dannevik, the shift manager, asked for my ID and I showed him my driver's license.  We went over to the cashier where I was to get my money back.  Christopher asked my to sign a receipt form, which I did, and then he said he would not give me my money back unless he could make and keep a copy of my driver's license.  With all of the identity theft going on I don't like having unnecessary copies of my driver's license floating around and I did not allow this.\n\nChristopher acknowledged that it was my money but said that they would not give me it back unless they photocopied my driver's license, which I would not allow him to do.  In my book, this is theft, plain and simple.  Interestingly, they then gave me my jacket back--making it difficult to argue that they had any doubt that they money and jacket belonged to me.  I pointed out that the same dealers were in the poker room and even several of the same players were still playing at the table--all of whom could identify me. They also have numerous cameras so they were literally a dozen ways they could have verified my identity, if needed, though Christopher never disputed that it was my money.  As of this writing they still will not give me back my money.\n\nIf you don't mind the poker room unnecessarily photocopying personal information or you don't mind having your money stolen, then by all means, go play at the Wynn Poker Room.  Otherwise consider other, better choices, like the Bellagio Poker Room.
__label__2 I chose A-OK rather then being a fan because of the 93 rating. Its a pretty small/intimate seating area and they seem to have a lot of servers.  The bring out bread($1 extra if you don't order entrees) with balsamic vinegar and oil which is pippin hot and delicious.  Entrees are $12.50 & higher but they do come with a side salad.  Baked ziti doesn't have ricotta cheese in it which is a HUGE bummer in my opinion. Pizza is fantastic!!  Not so much the white pizza though.  We would like to go back but will need the sanitation score to be higher.
__label__0 It took forever to have my order taken. The guy behind the counter takes my order and then walks away. When I receive my order it is all wrong, when I brought it to his attention, he want to argue with me.  Then another coworker comes over to try and help, he leave and then tells his cowork they are just trying to get things for free but how is that when I already paid for my order. I paid for avacado and there was none in there. Why should I get be charge extra and not receive it.  I have gone here before many times but when I see they guy working I will not return to this establishment.
__label__0 Disappointed with something that can be so good! The opportunity is there, the place is connected to a yoga Pilates studio, you finish a class come to order a smoothie and get less than ample service. The help is kind of rude, very rude actually and not pleasant. Not sure if there was a falling out here or what. They seen to be out of food a lot and aren't nice about it. There's a sign up now that says two egg special, I tried to order it and was told I had to be here at 8 am to get it. Lol. Smoothies are advertised as 7.99 for 24 oz. I paid 9.99, I asked why she said that was the price. I said ok. Thereafter three employees were gathered at the counter and talking about their clients from vegas hot. The gentlemen employee is talking about how the studio needs 1000 new clients to keep open. It sounds like vegas hot management needs to talk to fresh mamas and straighten it all out. Gossip and disgruntled employees are what ruin a business.
__label__2 No longer serving food :/ and not a huge selection of smoothies...\n\nStill nice to take advantage of a smoothie after a VegasHot! class.
__label__4 Fantastic!!! The portion sizes are huge so be warned!! This is fantastic food.. even standard items such as the beans; rice and tortillas were wonderful on their own. Someone really knows how to cook! Do not pass this up if you are in the area. As other reviews have noted, it is a bit hard to find, it is actually on Dwight street, which is a block north of Washington -- it is in the middle of a strip mall on the 4500 E. block of Dwight, well worth a couple of extra turns to get to.
__label__4 Shabu takes it to the next level by serving up its many Chinese, Japanese and Korean delicacies in a rustic and authentic, East meets West spacious interior, - where the food is the main attraction. The servers were cheery and prompt as they helped us navigate the expansive menu and choose the right dinner items. The food came within a very short time and was beautifully presented, fresh and spicy, and absolutely filling.
__label__0 i have never been so poorly treated in all of my interactions with vendors such as these. and lets be honest, the craft of snow cone making is not hard to perfect, so what else is there besides customer service? by far the rudest, most arrogant man i have ever met. i promise this is not senseless bashing, and i also promise that this review is not unjustified. our experience here was that bad. whoever the guy with the beard is needs to be very careful he does not treat others as poorly as he treated me. i took the wrong snow cone after it was handed to me by one of the guys working in the trailer, and he freaked that he had to make another one. he was so condescending, asking me how i didn't realize i had the wrong one. you handed it to me!! he lost his temper, threw the old snow cone in the trash, and basically threw a fit like my 4 year old does when he doesn't get his way. there are much better people out there who deserve your business more than these people.
__label__4 Love this place! \n\nI was lucky enough to be invited to Yelp's Craftacular, and had so much fun getting to play with some of their supplies- from pretty holiday paper to decorative paper punches to the embossing heat tool.\n\nIt was great to see how much the staff loved working their crafty magic with the supplies as we made our way around to the 3 different crafting tables. We got to create an embossed wine bottle gift tag (or a door knob decoration if you like), a gift tag with a pop-out ornament on it, and our very own Holiday Card and envelope.\n   \nOnce upon a time, I loved to do paper crafts like card making, but have since gotten too busy. But being at Paper Source reminded me of all the reasons I loved doing it before, and I can't wait to start doing some more again.\n\nThe whole store is like a Wonderland of Paper Craft Supplies as well as awesome novelty gifts and cards. So there really is something for everyone- whether you want to buy a cute gift or card... or buy the supplies to make something yourself, they have it all.\n   \nI also really appreciated speaking with store manager Emily who talked a little bit about the store's dedication to the environment (their Paper Source products are made from at least 30% post-consumer waste).\n\nTheir prices are moderate- very comparable to other paper goods stores. For all of the products they offer, the store is very organized and easy to find what you're looking for. The staff obviously loves what they do and are happy to share creative ideas. And they offer lots of classes (which apparently book up quickly), in case you need a jump-start for your creativity.\n\nTheir motto is \"Do something creative every day\" and they really are the \"Source\" to help get you started on that journey!
__label__4 This is the by far the best place I've ever gone for glasses and I've had glasses since kindergarten. The employees are friendly and always willing to go the extra mile. I'll probably continue to go here for years to come. Best customer service out there and they always have the most amazing frames!
__label__3 My boyfriend and I found this place via Restaurant Week. We were highly entertained by our waiter, who seemed to be straight out of France. He was very attentive at the beginning of our dinner, but then he disappeared for a good while. It was weird, but not a big deal. \n\nNow the food....\n\nSoup: Delicious\n\nMy entree - Poulet Roti: Very good - chicken was crispy, sauce was good, veggies were amazing\n\nBF's entree - Blanquette de Veau: Okay - nothing special; it comes with rice; a little bland\n\nAlcohol - \"Flight\" (3 types of wine): great choice for tasting different wines\n\nNOTE: I believe it's only valet parking. It's underneath a Holiday Inn. A great restaurant for dates.
__label__0 Ooohh such a cute place that looks fantastic but the staff is as cold and pretentious as the menu.
__label__0 NEVER USE THIS COMPANY!\nSimply called for a quote on a simple door repair and was turned down because Owner/Manager did not think it was worth his time??\n\nUse Vortex and save yourself the headache!
__label__0 It has a good car wash, but the place STINKS! (Literally)
__label__4 This place is awesome! We were visiting from hawaii and we got to meet Ramona and the staff... they were very friendly and the food was great. We all (4 )ordered different things and it was to die for. We don't have this kinds of stuff here in hawaii so it was a treat for us! We will be back here for sure next time... don't worry ramona, we will be sending you a postcard soon!
__label__4 In the days where Starbucks is all the rage, I am excited to find a local business that is really delicious. I love their selection of beverages, which are all at a great price point. I don't drink coffee or tea, but they made the drinks work for me. \nI really enjoyed the breakfast bagel I had, it was very filling. I am not a sweets person but they have LOADS of sweet treats. Only disappointment was when I went to order soup because I like to eat savory food and that was it on their menu, they were out of everything. \nBUT I  guess it left me wanting more because I will definitely be back to get some! \nI recommend making it your new coffee spot.
__label__2 Came here one afternoon & finally decided to try out this place. I lived nearby & always loved the name idea. The employee was nice, but could have been helpful. My boyfriend & I ordered an iced blue velvet coffee, earl grey hot tea, cinnamon raisin bagel, & their broccoli & cheese soup. The blue velvet iced coffee was the best part, that was yummy. The soups texture & taste were good. Although I'm not sure if it was the oyster crackers, but it was a tad salty. The bagel was way over-toasted to where it was partially burnt. My hot tea wasn't bad at least. Earl grey can never disappoint. This little cafe is super quaint & peaceful. I would definitely come here to study or play scrabble over some coffee one day. Tipsy has a large selection of truffles, drinks, & snacks. It's like when you go to The Cheesecake Factory & just look through their large menu over & over (haha). It's worth a shot to see why they're running for Best of Las Vegas.
__label__4 Had a small RV project done at the shop, on time and on budget. Is this really a Vegas paint shop?? Highly recommended.\nMike
__label__4 t's back!  They have moved to the old Blockbuster Space in Quail Corners at 8400-A Park Road..  By far the best Salsarita's location in Charlotte.  (I thought that about the old location as well).  Ingredients are fresh, and the quality is impeccable.
__label__4 This is an old school barber.  No computers, no appt's, just walk ins, cuts and shaves.  I've had cuts from Steph, my boy Danny, and ole school Ray.  Haven't got one from George though.  I don't think the dude has time for me.  I do notice they like to get out of there as early as possible (5PM on weekdays), but I guess who doesn't.  It's just tough to get in at times even when you walk in at 3PM.  I think the place is a work in progress.  For example, Steph cut my hair right when she started and it wasn't great.  However, I got it cut again from her two weeks ago, and it was damn near perfect!  Good job!  Ray is great and consistant.  Danny is awesome too.  The shop is looking better and better.  Just hope they extend their hours a bit (maybe stay open late one night a week).  I'll be going back every three weeks though.  Keep it up George.
__label__4 I just got home from there for my second cut with these guys. Again, they were amazing! The wait was a bit long but not unbearable. It was a fun wait because everyone was talking together and stuff. It reminded me a lot like a barber shop in a movie! \n\nNow for the cut! I got my hair cut by Stephanie! She took her time and did a great job! She definitely wanted me to leave there happy and i definitely did. She made sure that i was getting the best haircut possible. We had good conversation with Danny also. \n\nI read a review that said that they try to get out of there as fast as possible and that definitely is not the case. The shop closed at 5 today and i was in there till 7:30. They took every one of us and the best part was Stephanie and Danny didn't seem in a hurry. They were happy to do it!\n\nI again, recommend this place to everyone! Great haircuts, great conversation, and a great environment.
__label__2 Home of 50 sandwiches and 50 beers. You can't go wrong with that combo. \n\nThis is the old Stool Pigeons. The light up sign is still there. Let's pause for a brief moment of silence. A lot of good memories at SP. Hell, it used to be THE place for Panthers games.\n\nParking: gotta love a place that validates. Before 5pm, it's just $2 to park in the Fifth Third deck next door. After 5pm, it's free.\n\nFood: With 50 sandwiches, the menu is a little overwhelming. I think I black out every time I start to look at it. The homemade chips are delicious. The wings are pretty good. And, you can get tater tots loaded with cheese and bacon. So bad for you.. but it hurts so good.\n\nService: I've had great service every trip here. The staff is all super nice. This past Saturday I was with a large group for lunch and drinks. The guy behind the bar took care of us. We started with five people... our group was at about 20 by the end of the meal. He handled it all... even when the computer system went down. We also did day one of March Madness here. They went out of their way to accommodate us... even when we asked to buy pitchers of tater tots. Yes, we're the group who bets on how many tots it takes to fill up three pitchers.\n\nIt's a convenient spot in uptown to watch a game. The TV setup is decent. They are usually good about changing channels to put whatever game on that you want to see.
__label__0 I just moved to Vegas and looking to purchase a home.  I was assured that it will not be a problem even though I was told by the other brokerage firm that I need a full time position in Vegas for at least a month before I can qualify for a home when I checked into it last year.  They assured us that it was not a problem.  I didn't want another hard credit ding on my credit score.  I got a hard ding with no loan.
__label__2 One of the places I like to visit for breakfast or coffee with my friends. Today I got an interesting combination of scrambled eggs, Turkish salami (I hope it was), cheese, black and green olives on cucumber and tomato, white soft cheese, grilled baguette and Turkish tea. I agree that this place is lacking of identity however staff extremely friendly and overall experience very good. I will definitely be back for a quiet breakfast or lunch.
__label__4 Great food and friendly service.  I ordered the chicken pita w tzatziki and Greek fries and it was SOOO good!!  The Greek fries came in a large bowl and could have fed the family. The herbs on the fries were delicious!  We were there on Mother's Day and the owner, I believe, have the mom's a complimentary piece of baklava which my daughter devoured.
__label__1 The falafel pita was ok, nothing special. The pita chips were soft and soaked with oil (I could squeeze out the oil). Overall it was disappointing. Pita Jungle tastes better and is healthier, and costs about the same.
__label__4 Absolutely delicious. I have never had pita chips like these and quite honestly...I am spoiled now!  Everything we had was wonderful and we made sure to let the guy who runs the place know it!  Will definitely revisit!
__label__4 Stopped here because of the 4.5 star rating. Was not disappointed. We ordered an eggplant pita and a chicken shawarma pita. Both were amazing. The owner was kind and welcoming.  I highly recommend them. And if you check in you get 10% off your bill. I had already paid and sat down before I checked in, so I didn't use mine. But nonetheless the prices are quite reasonable and the food is fresh and tasty!
__label__0 The tacos are terrible. The shells are stale and the lack of filling that is put into the tacos makes them more of just a stale shell taco.  Customer service is a nightmare!
__label__0 Always mess up my Menudo.  Always ask for no pigs foot and they always add it. They might think this is funny. That's okay. Going to El Mirage from now on. Added picture.
__label__1 Mixed bag.\n\nHabanero poppers were excellent if you don't mind a bit of heat.  My  mixed fish tacos were really tasty.   Mrs. S's \"Mexican Caesar Salad\" was absolute crap.  Just kind of barely there.\n\nStopped in the gent's room.... mistake.  I noted upon entry that another male occupied the restroom.  I vaguely made out is shadow and I called out a cheery \"hello in there\".   Message the Rock Taco management if you are checking reviews:  It is never under any circumstances appropriate to light your gent's rooms with 70s era blacklights.  No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No.   \n\nNot cool dudes,  not cool.
__label__4 What a refreshing change in Matthews. Great atmosphere, great wine selection, casual, and comfortable.\n\nThe owner took quite a bit of time to suggest wines, share upcoming events and to ensure we were enjoying ourselves. I will be back!!
__label__4 oh man! I'm addicted to this place like crack cocaine! PLEASE NOTE I'VE NEVER TRIED DRUGS TO INCLUDE CRACK COCAINE BUT I CAN IMAGINE HOW AN ADDICTION WORKS BECUASE I'VE GOT ONE FOR THIS PLACE. Apple fritter warmed up, ham & chees croissant complimented with jalapeno's & a Thai Tea! Of course the other doughnuts are delish but you gotta pimp your Fav's-am I right people.....
__label__1 Their food is awesome! Yummy bagels and donuts and fresh coffee but their service sucks! They need to learn to be more friendly & have a little more sense of good customer service.
__label__0 They always pass out their flyers at the house so if I'm lucky I get them before blowing all over the lawn kicker is they don't ever offer delivery in our area.
__label__3 Shared a small white pie and cheese steak w/onions & cheese whiz w/my bf for dinner last night. Both were deeeelish! I would highly recommend to try.
__label__4 Their dedication to customer service here is unparalleled! After my last review with the soggy pizza, they wrote me to offer me a pizza to replace the other and give them another chance at my convenience. While it never crossed my mind to stop patronizing this establishment, the gesture meant a lot! \n\nEvery pizza that I have had since has been top notch! The last time I was in the joint to pick up pizzas I mentioned my previous experience with the driver waiting for me to get back into my apartment, and they were like \"oh that's you!!\" Only slightly embarrassed about locking myself out, and being recognized by my Yelp reviews. I guess I'm pretty much famous now. =P\n\nThey also have Mexican Cokes in the bottle!
__label__4 Wow what a place I ordered my pizza, chicken, and salad about an hour and twenty minutes before it came but I wasn't too upset because he said it would be about an hour for whatever reason but when they showed up they told us the 20 minute late delay was because they burnt our pizza and decided to give us the next size up and made our whole order FREE. Enough said right there... If you guys ever read these just know the kid off Belmont Lake appreciates you and looks forward to future business!
__label__4 So amazing! I just moved in down the street and Those Guys Pizza is shizznit! Love the spinach salad.  Super friendly staff.  The have made me a happy pizza filled camper.
__label__4 great pies and phillys. please come to hendo.
__label__2 First off, I really like the food.  The quality is good-to-exceptional and execution/presentation is good as well.  My issue isn't with the food.  It is with their handling of their own monthly food discounts/offers, called \"Beer And Bites Club\". BTW, I like the waitstaff but it seems that the disconnect is between marketing and management (according to a manager).  The last time I was there, the manager also didn't want to accept my Yelp check-in (1 Free Domestic Pint or Well Drink).  He acted like Yelp was almost some type of scam where Yelp creates bonuses without businesses knowing. \n\nIt has gotten to the point that the regulars that I go with will no longer go.  They used to go twice a week and me, once a week.  Hopefully someone will read this & fix the problem.  I will give this location one more chance, but I am not confident that anything will change.\n\nTo make this a little more constructive:\n1) Football specials are/were amazing\n2) Great burgers; the Kobe is exceptional\n3) Excellent BBQ ribs, meaty, tender, & slathered in BBQ sauce\n4) Coconut Shrimp appetizer seems like it belongs in a Steak House, the taste & presentation are so good. Sweet coconut+savory shrimp+great sauce=amazing!\n5) Great ambiance\n\nWith all said & done, the 3 star rating is being given because of my past experiences during football season.  If I were to base it on my last 3 visits, 2 stars.\n\nPlease, please Adonna, please read this & correct the problems...
__label__0 Towbin Infiniti became Park Place Infiniti and the service quality and communications have declined.
__label__3 Seems like a great little breakfast hangout. I tried the Piperrada (pork, bell peppers, onions, tomatoes, and eggs). This was a good breakfast - everything was tasty and seemed like good quality ingredients.\n\nI've heard good things about their pancakes, and I'm definitely interested in trying out several other items on the menu, so I can see myself coming back often.
__label__2 It was a warm after thanksgiving Friday. I was one of the lone people at the office, my hunger grew and at each attempt for food I was foiled as many places were closed for the day. However I lucked out and found this place. Cute little brunch ish spot.\n\nMost of the menu said \"your choice of meat\" so that meant for me as a veg look elsewhere until I found the roasted veggie and egg burrito (to go only) for ~5.50 \n\nI raced back to my desk and tore open the bag. It smelled great maybe beacuse it was also close to 1:30pm and I was starving, but it was a bit small, the tortilla was a bit too soft and moist for my liking the eggs were well cooked as were the veggies the cheese added a bit too much grease for my liking.  The included salsa was unique as it was hot more like a chunky tomato soup.\n\nIf you are not veg maybe you will find a few more options than I.
__label__2 I have heard great things about this place. My husband and daughter had the waffle and pancake, respectively. Both of them loved their meals. I tasted the pancake, and it was light, fluffy and delicious! I had the biscuits and gravy, which I did not enjoy. The biscuits were flat and dense, and I had a hard time cutting it with a fork. The gravy was okay, not bad, but not wonderful. I will definitely give this place another try, I'll just choose a different item next time.
__label__2 It was pretty good. I had the B.M.OC,pork chop was good. That being said,waffle was soggy from too much syrup. The eggs were well,eggs. The donut thing was ok all in all it was ok I'll go back to try something else. Oh and the coffee was pretty good.
__label__2 Vovomeena why were you so hard to find!!! Whether you're driving down McDowell or 7th avenue you won't see it. Maybe we just missed it, but I didn't see any sign whatsoever. The only one was right about their door, but you can't see it well from the street. We got lost and drove around and couldn't find it. I had to text my sister to see where it's at. \n\nI ordered the banging pocket which I didn't think was very banging. Lol. It comes with sausage and eggs wrapped in a pita with a side of potatoes. It would've been nice with some onions or mushrooms or something. It just wasn't anything great. \n\nThere isn't a lot of seating at the restaurant. You probably have to come early to get a table or you'll end up sitting outside in the hot weather. They should really install misters. The service was really good but it was a far drive for mediocre food.
__label__4 Quaint atmosphere, definitely a spot that you could easily pass up but after reviewing other Yelpers I'm glad that we stopped by. The food was fantastic with unique twists to some favorites. Space is limited inside so get there early otherwise they have a small dining section outside in the courtyard.
__label__0 The food is great but I have problems every time I go to this location.  Service is very poor. I will not be going to this location any longer I leave upset every time. . .
__label__0 Yelp deal is a big sham. I did a togo of food on a Tuesday night and the guy at the counter says the manager wont accept it. He agrees after I read him the conditions and fine print from Yelp.  An item in my order was also missing. Food is so-so. There are far better places for Indian food around.
__label__0 Horrible place - they ran out of buffet items at 1:30 - then kept promising that they would come in 10 minutes for the next hour.
__label__0 I can only echo the sentiments of others who have posted in this thread.  The worst dealings with a large company I have ever experienced.  I too had switched to Centurylink from Cox, thinking I was getting a great deal.  Fantastic service to reel you in, then from there out, abhorrent service, product and treatment.\n\nAs others have mentioned:  The bundle price was good for about 4 months for their highest speed internet, and decent cable package.  ($109 / mo, as agreed upon)  Then, suddenly, my bill jumped to $273 for one month.  And every subsequent month after while I endured the torturous endeavor of trying to get my billing sorted with CS.\n\nExcuse after excuse, and promises of credits, free added services, etc. never materialized.  My internet was down to under 5mbs.  The people were rude on the phone, even when elevated to upper management.  (Even the $100 \"Gift Card\" for signing up was a joke and never activated)\n\nI joined back up with Cox and ripped all their equipment out and sent it back.  They then had the audacity to tell me I had a $200 early termination fee on my bill.  I figure the outstanding balance prior to this disconnect fee should put me even with where I would have been, had I paid the agreed monthly price of $109 / mo, since I won't be giving them another dime.\n\nI would not waste your time or money on such a crooked company.  If it looks too good to be true, it usually is.
__label__1 .Fake \"Chipotle\"
__label__3 The dancers were beautiful. They all looked like fitness models. They were very talented and sexy. The singers were also very talented. So, the performers were great but the show itself is lacking. The entire process is very unorganized. Some of the acts are awkward and too long. The really need to go through the show with a fine tooth comb and cut out or change the parts that don't flow well. Sometimes the girls looked like they were not well rehearsed but I don't think it was their fault I think they need to change their routine to things that work a little better so it runs more smoothly. Over all it needs to be cleaned up.  I am hoping the production staff reads these reviews. I was really endeared by the cast. Those girls stayed in character with sexy smiles the entire time even with costume and set malfunctions and awkward missteps.
__label__0 I came here with the bride about a month ago to model maid dresses for her.  We were largely ignored.  There was only one bride in the store, but apparently since she was spending more than us (presumably) we couldn't get any help.  We ended up getting other styles and colors ourselves.  The Bride had to do everything else.  We easily spent 2 hours there and while we SAW employees, we rarely interacted with any, and not for lack of trying on our parts.  It was a really unpleasant experience.  The bride should really have only had to sit there and look at what the dresses looked like, not do all the work!
__label__0 Made reservations for Valentine's dinner for two at Ben & Jacks  to finally try out this restaurant and to evaluate it to bring a group of 14 in March, and what a disappointment!\nOur reservation was at 7 pm and we got there right on time, as we checked in the hostess told us they were running a little behind so we went to the bar and ordered drinks while waiting to be seated. (Went back to hostess and told her we will be waiting at the bar and to not forget us). A half hour later she comes in and asks us if we are going to eat at the bar and we respond \"no, we told you we will wait for a table\"  and with a bad attitude she tell us we need to wait a few more minutes.\nAt 7:45 I go back to check if our table is ready and she tells me we are next to be seated and the table is being set. The couple next to our table at the bar overhears me and tells me they had reservations at 6:15 and never got a table and they are leaving. Our bar server apologizes to the 4 of us for the bad service we are receiving.\nWe sit at our table and another 20 min goes by and nobody comes to take our order so I asked the bus boy if he knows who our waiter is and he points to a small black haired man that acknowledges us and yells from afar he will be serving us.\n10 min later he comes and takes our order.  We order from the Valentine's set menu, calamari, cesar salad and porter house steak for 2.\n20 min later he comes back with a huge platter of calamari and a small bowl of cesar salad (looked like the ones from the package at the supermarket).As he places the salad on my place setting I ask him what this is, and with an attitude he says \"that's your salad to share\", and that is when we finally said enough and asked the bar server (he apologizes again for bad service) for our bill at the bar and left.\n\nThis was supposed to be a fine dining restaurant bringing one dish at a time and with good service, not bad attitude, and we were not going to pay an expensive dinner for garbage.\nAs we were waiting for our car at the Valet parking line, the 2 couples waiting with us had terrible experiences also. One left without eating, like us, and the other couple said they had waited over 1hr 1/2 to ordered to be served mediocre food.\n\nI know it was Valentine's, a busy day for any restaurant, but I have never had such a bad experience at any restaurant on Valentines.\nThe disorganization, stress level and bad attitude was as high as it could possible be, with the owner or manager apologizing to many people over and over (we could hear him).\n\nTHIS RESTAURANT NEEDS ROBERT IRVINE FROM RESTAURANT IMPOSSIBLE TO COME AND SAVE THEM!!!!\n\nI will not recommend nor will go back  ever again, City Hall will get the group!
__label__1 Not that great.  The build up by others was just to big for them to live up to I guess. The beef is dry aged with good potential, but they sear the meat.  It needs to be grilled on flame.  The sides choices are limited and tired.  Wine list was great though.  The staff seemed to be focused on their regulars vs other guests.  Bill was over $250 for 3 which in itself is not outrageous, but the overall experience was poor.  Too bad, as the locals really push this place.
__label__0 My friend just ordered a sandwich from here and the bottom her bread has mold on it. How disgusting. It should deserve 0 stars but it wouldn't allow me to. This mall is really going down hill into the dumps
__label__4 Same great food and great people as the old Q. Probably been here 20 times since the name/ownership change and its still great!
__label__3 Pool is nice, but not as ridiculous as the pools at the Flamingo, MGM or Mandalay Bay. \n\nChill atmosphere. \n\nYouthful crowd, but maybe not the \"scene\" some people look for.
__label__2 I had purchased the 20 dollars of food for 10 buck deal, they no longer honor the coupon, so need to communicate with Yelp to get a refund.,..  Good news is that yelp has already e mailed me about this, so keeping my fingers crossed that this is no hassle.  The restaurant in the o'aces bar is still open, and they still offer some of the same stuff such as the mad max burger.   I had the Kalifornication sandwich, was pretty good, but can get that anywhere.  I will just pick a place that has no secondhand smoke and loud drunks
__label__0 If you are going to have a rewards program where you get 1 stamp per sandwich bought and at 10 you get a free one, then it should be 1 stamp per sandwich not per combo ordered. Read your card. My card is in the trash. My family will not ever eat at any branch of this place. There are thousands of sandwich shops and this is only middle of the road at best. All it takes is one little thing to cost you thousands.
__label__3 Rocking lunch special. Not just for standard business lunchers Mon-Fri. I hit up the market one Saturday afternoon and was excited to see the $9 for two roles $11 for three special was the real deal. Their fish is very fresh and the service was on point. I like the retro movies playing on the tv that marry well with the movie themed menu items. I had the Philly, tuna and avocado and tilapia and avocado - well I split this. Great for sharing with  hungry boy and great deal.
__label__1 I kept going between 2-3 stars but in all honesty, \"I've experience better\".  I'm not a huge champagne fan so this may contribute to the low rating in addition to other factors.  I opted for cocktails that mixed champagne with other types of alcohol so that I wouldn't be totally biased with my distaste for champagne.  \n\nI had the Champs- Elysees which is champagne with strawberry puree...there was a glob of strawberry puree settling on the bottom and top of the glass which made it challenging to drink the actual liquid in the middle.  Whoever made it was heavy handed with the strawberries and might have forgotten to hit the \"puree\" setting on the blender but rather hit \"chop in to indigestable globs\".  \n\nI also got the Le Petit Fizz (blue curacao, vodka, champagne) - weird - YES, weird in a good way - NO.  I enjoyed the blue color of the drink but there was way too much vodka and that's all you could taste.  \n\nI actually like the decor of the place, but agree with the others in that Perle seems like they are trying to be more clubby than classy.  The music was so loud that you couldn't hear other people talk.  I asked the waiter (who was really nice) if they could turn it down and they did, but it was still loud in my opinion for a place that doesn't even have a dance floor.  \n\nI may be back, but you can bet it won't be my first choice!
__label__1 So I was in need of a carwash and Google closest one to me and that is how I ended up here. Carwash tunnel was closed due to repairs so they hand washed my car. I was the only customer in the entire place.  Guess everyone else knew they were going through a repair job. I paid $7.99 and I got a carwash that was up to my standards for $7.99. Place is definitely old and in need of an interior remodeling for customer to sit and wait.  But other than that it's ok....not jumping up and down excited but I accomplished what I set out to do...... Wash My Car.
__label__3 Excellent job!!
__label__0 Too bad it isn't possible to post zero stars!  Do not waste your time with this company.  If your insurance company tells you they are sending 777 Towing, tell them to send someone different.  If they tell you that 777 Towing can be there sooner than any other service, don't believe it.  After being told they would be there in 45 mins to 1 hour, the next message was that it would be 90 minutes.  When that time had passed, it would then be another 30-35 minutes.  When that time passed, it was then going to be another 30-35 minutes.  After a LIVID discussion with them, got a call from the insurance company that their truck had broken down and they couldn't make it at all.  That was never mentioned in any conversations directly with them.  Insurance company contacted another towing company, and they arrived exactly when they said.  BTW, this was all in the middle of the night with the car in a dangerous location on a freeway on ramp.  Stay away from 777 Towing.
__label__4 Found myself trapped at work with a car that wouldn't start even after a jump from a coworker. My insurance company's roadside assistance patched me through to this company. They were well within their hour ETA. Got calls following up from the company and my roadside assistance company to tell me when the driver was on the way and to check on the service. \n\nOur driver, Howard, was quick to check out my car even though I reserved them for towing services. He brought jumper cables and was able to assess the problem with my car. (I was silly and left the hazards on while I was unloading things in the morning and had left them on all day. I thought I needed a starter or an alternator and was prepping myself for worst case scenarios and $$$ repairs.) \n\nWithout judgment or chastisement, Howard gave me the information to leave my car on and to drive for 10-15 minutes to recharge the battery. He popped the hood and checked out the rest of my car components before he left. I was very relieved with his findings and extremely glad to hear my engine go on. I got home safely and have plans to replace the battery soon.\n\nThank you, Howard! I couldn't have asked for anything else.
__label__4 There are very few times that I ever panic and feel like I need something to be addressed immediately.  However, yesterday (Sunday) was one of those days. While friends were visiting from out of town, we heard a noise in the walls and up inside the ceiling/attic. The culprit: Rats. \n\nI sat and called 20 different larger companies serving the Valley including Truly Nolen and Terminix.  No one was answering their phones and those who did answer were trying to set appointments for Monday or Tuesday afternoon.  Some people who answered just kept saying \"lady, it's Sunday!\" I knew it was Sunday... \n\nI almost gave up and turned to Yelp to try and find a local company that was \"open now\" according to the Yelp search feature. The owner, David, answered and let me know that he would be over in 20 minutes. I was worried that because this was a Sunday call he was going to charge some outrageous \"emergency call\" fee or something. But he didn't. Everything was on the up-and-up from the get go.  \n\nMost repair or service companies provide a time estimate and show up 30 minutes to an hour after they say.  He knocked on my door 20 minutes after I hung up the phone--that was point 1.  He came in and examined the inside, did a full external inspection of my house and then crawled up into the attic.  He informed me that we were going to need to put up some traps (that he provides) and also seal off areas of the house on the outside that were openings for any sort of critters to get in.\n  \nDavid went to great lengths to show me exactly what was going in the traps, the labeling system he used, how to read the labels and where he was placing the traps.  We also have a dog so we wanted to make sure that he wouldn't be able to get into any of the poisonous traps. David showed me exactly how the traps were set-up and reassured me that our pup wouldn't be able to break in to them. \n\nAZ Pest Squad is scheduled to come out at least 2 more times to check the traps and seal up our home. The price he gave us was extremely reasonable for all the work he was doing. I expected to pay close to $500 for all the work they were doing. Man was I over estimating!!   \n\nI've never had a home service company go into so much detail with me about what they are doing. And it was all so that I could be a well informed home owner. \n \nThank you to David of AZ Pest Squad for coming out at 1:00 pm on a Sunday and taking such good care of our home.
__label__0 Called this place based off of yelp reviews, and after my whole incident with this place went through the reviews again, and something is definitely fishy about this business' yelp page. \n\nSo I call the number listed, no answer, so I leave a message saying everything I was looking for. Someone called back saying they were with Arizona Pest Squad and missed a call from my number. I asked if he listed to my message, he said no. So I had to explain myself all over again. At the end he said he would be at my house around 430. I thought to myself, same day service?! How awesome. 430 comes, 530 comes, 630 comes and they call saying that they got caught on a job with bees. Understandable, but a call before you were gonna be late would have been awesome so I didn't sit around waiting for you. Person said he could come out right then or about the same time the next day. I said right then worked, he then asked if the next day would be ok.... sooooo why did you give me a choice if you weren't going to go with the one I picked? Anyways he offered 50% off to do it the next day around 430, and I'll never say no to cheap stuff. \n\nSame thing next day, except this time he called about 530. I didn't even answer because I couldn't believe I fell for it a second time. He left a message saying he didn't want to come out because it was raining, but would if I wanted him to. I didn't call back. I go out in the living room and see something in my door frame, a note saying sorry we missed you, it's raining, will call to make another appt. Never knocked or rang the doorbell. I have two large dogs, who have something against doorbells and anyone who touches the door, so I know for a fact there was no effort to get my attention while at the house. \n\nSo I write the managers an e-mail explaining my whole story. Apparently the guy I had been talking to was a owner. He kept referring the the \"yelp review\" I wrote, when I had just e-mailed him and never said a word about it on yelp, yet. He offered to service my property for free. I couldn't say no to free stuff, so we set it up a fourth time.... when am I gonna learn, right? \n\nI waited until the time we discussed, and at the exact minute he was late, I left to go workout. I was done with this company. He doesn't call me till an hour later saying he's at my house, and to call back and reschedule... AGAIN. No thanks, you couldn't pay me to waste anymore of my time waiting for a company that couldn't show up to save their lives. Run fellow yelpers, run. \n\nIt is one thing to be late and let someone know, it is another to be late four times, and not call till at least an hour later every time. I do appreciate him offering to take half off, and to fully cover the bill the next time it happened. But you can't keep screwing up and being late.
__label__3 We had breakfast here each morning even though we were with a convention that provided \"free\" breakfast.\n\nThe eggs benedict are to die for.  So, so good.  I dream about them.  Great service too.
__label__4 Went here for restaurant week. Right away the host was very welcoming and talkative. The bartender was helpful in picking a drink. The food was so good. Loved the olive oil cake and the  spread that came with the bread. At the end the chef even came out to talk with us about the food and the hotel. Never again I'm I going to think that eating at a hotel restaurant is weird.
__label__1 My boyfriend and I went here on a Wednesday evening and used a coupon.\n\nThe prices were very high and the food was very mediocre at best.\n\nWe ordered what looked like two very promising salads ($12.00 each), and were quite disapponted with the quality and overall taste of them.  They both advertised including goat cheese or chevre, but the amount on the salad was almost non-existent.  The beat salad boasted roasted beets, but they were served boiled.  The salads in general were small, given the price.  Presentation was perfect, but taste fell very flat. They were both over-dressed, and just seemed to be missing something, or were simply off the mark.  The spinach and arugula were old, not fresh (had to pick out some brown and rotting pieces), and in general, the salad seemed sad and not at all lively.\n\nWe also ordered the beef shoulder with horseradish sauce, onion marmalade and potoato ($17.00).  This dish was nicely presented, and while advertised as a small plate, was fairly generous.  It tasted good and seemed to be of nice quality.  This dish brought my rating from a one star up to two stars.\n\nI was very disappointed with the salads especially, and would not go back.  The pricing of the food did not justify the quality and quantity.  However, I will give an A+ for food presentation!  \n\nTo their great credit, The Wise also uses local and sustainable food from Jones Dairy Farm, RP Pasta, Stella's of Madison, Garden to be, Parisi family farms & Madison Sourdough.\n\nAtmosphere is loud and not at all intimate.
__label__3 Not as good as Persian Room, yet they have really good meat and great service.\n\nHookah is well packed, hookah guys are nice and change out charcoal and maintain regularly. Lots of options.\n\nThey also have live music sometimes. Drinks are pretty good too.
__label__4 Great service, even let me borrow a phone charger when my phone was about to die. Came often to check on coals. Good amount of flavors, clean and hookahs were great. Only could be better if they served alcohol, but that's hard to find in hookah lounges out here!
__label__3 Thank you for coming to this location!!!  Tucked in Seventh Street Station - you have to pop in if you are in the area.  Shop and have lunch and then grab a beer from the cooler here!\n\nAWESOME beer selection - you can buy singles, some growlers or get a six-pack and mix and match.  There is a new seating area right next to the tiny space where you can sit and relax.  \n\nThey have a beer expert manning the booth - so ask away and they will steer you to a beer that will satisfy any taste!  Thank you!  Salud!
__label__4 My experience with Dean Wegner and his colleagues at Academy Mortgage was absolutely exceptional from start to finish! Dean kept me well informed during my loan process and he found a loan that suited my unique needs. (I had a short sale 4 years ago.) He was always available and made sure I understood the whole process and answered my questions thoroughly and timely. The personalized videos of my loan's progress was fabulous. I loved them and they are so unique and I have never seen anything like them. Dean is amazing and I be back when I have any other mortgage needs and I will also refer anyone who will listen how great I was treated and how satisfied I am with my loan. Thanks much for everything!
__label__0 This is the worst service i have ever had in my life! They were 3 hours late on their delivery time, they gave me an attitude when i called to ask why it was taking so long, THEN she hung up on me! seriously? this is the absolute worst service i have ever had and i wouldn't reccomend them to ANYONE even if they were free!
__label__3 This clean, well stock grocery store has a 'hometown' feel. I shopped in Sprouts a few times while in Scottsdale visiting my family. We found everything we needed for meals and cookie baking. A few favorites were Sprouts Sourdough bread, Boars Head deli meats, steaks and chicken from the meat counter, sweet oranges and fresh produce. There are, also, many gluten free choices throughout the store. \nAlthough smaller than the larger grocery store chains, Sprouts had everything we were looking for, comparable prices and friendly shopping experience.
__label__0 The sandwiches have taken a huge downhill turn. AVOID, even though they are dirt cheap at $2.99. This location uses stale bread, end slices of tomatoes, brown lettuce and the most minimal amount of turkey possible. Pathetic excuse for a sandwich.If your desperate, it still is Boars Head, so strip the turkey and use your own bread and condiments.
__label__1 First this place was hard to find.. not even the taxi driver knew of it.. but once I called information we weren't that far away.. It's actually right on the outskirts of the airport ( not in the airport) Outside across the street and gage from the airport.   We wanted to arrive early to obtain good seats.... we should have listened when they said don't arrive to 30-45 minutes early.. THERE IS NOTHING HERE.. it is strictly a bus depot, with the characters you except to see, the homeless, the trying to get home, the runaways - speaking of ... there was entire wall just dedicated to run a away children.. well that just ruined my weekend.  There are only a few tables inside and vending machines...I was thrilled with the bathroom either only because you could enter the woman's' and men's' very easily , there was no door.. it was a 2 way entry so anyone could grab you as you walked in. \n\nIt's not that bad if you are only waiting for about 30 minutes, but for the 3 hours early we did it was a horrible... I will return again since this is where you catch the MegaBus back to Los Angeles, just only 15 minutes before departure.
__label__3 This is the terminal for the Megabus out of Vegas. I've taken it at least a dozen times without any issues. The only thing to be aware of is that they don't have anyone inside the terminal to help you find which bay your bus is leaving from so go outside and ask the employees. It's a spotless place with tons of parking and there's not much else to say about a bus stop other than that.
__label__4 Don runs a great coffee shop, promotes community togetherness and live music and serves up tasty treats here with delicious hot and cold drinks. The open mics are a blast, as are the featured bands. Great for all ages!
__label__2 Great service, new restaurant in the new terminal in Vegas.\n\nCalamari - was good, not over cook\nChop House Salad - great salad with plenty of chicken and all the goodies.\n\nOne Negative - they put the TV's on the outside of the bar hood???  So people walking by can watch the game but if you sit at the bar you get to look at the liquor bottles.
__label__2 For a restaurant at an airport, it wasn't half bad! We had the yummy calamari, I had a mimosa, my friend had wine. The staff was friendly and upbeat, so I would go there again.
__label__2 I work close by and have walked by this place everyday...so I was excited when it finally opened.  After reading some of the Yelp reviews, I thought I better wait a good week or two before planning a work happy hour.  I thought 2 weeks would be sufficient, but the service was still very slow.  Our table had (3) different waitresses, which I think just confused our orders.  My beer order took awhile to get and it was a bottled beer....nothing that came from a tap.  Anyhow, several of my co-workers have already been here already and they all complained about the slow service.  Don't get me wrong, once we got our drinks they were very friendly...it just seemed a little unorganized.\n\nThe beer selection is excellent!  It's nice to see Arizona beers featured here.  Portland brews not taking all the spot light.  The place itself is small considering the building itself is big.  I thought the entrance of this place is weird...it's all fenced in..got to look for the opening..not very inviting. WOB does not serve any food.  You can order from surrounding restaurants, but such a hassle.  I guess they really believe Beer is Food....therefore, why serve anything else?\n\nI will give this place another chance...since our work group needs our monthly \"team building\" and we like to stick around the Mill Ave. area.  I just hope the service improves and maybe down the road serve some kind of munchies.
__label__1 World of Beer? Should be world of poor service. Went there at 4pm on a Friday, sat at the bar and waited and waited. Finally after literally 15 minutes trying to flag one of FOUR bartenders , we left. There are plenty of places to go..So sad because I had just been there a few nights before and had great service and tried a new beer. It wasn't really that busy, I dont understand it.\n\nWe will give it one more try...
__label__1 Limited beer actually available on tap. Hell, I could slap a sticker on a tap and call it whatever I wanted to, doesn't make it true. Even if they did have all of the beer they claimed, it's still not enough to call it a \"world\" of beer. Seriously limited in supply and variety. Our group headed up the street to another establishment after only one round and found better selections.
__label__1 Was expensive even with \"half off.\" Had a lot of beers, first two picks were out though. Bartender seemed rushed to finish with me. If you're looking to try hundreds of beer on tap this is the place for you, just make sure to bring a lot of money.
__label__2 Good spot on Mill to try a wide variety of beers.  The servers are friendly and knowledgeable of the beers, which is important in a place like this.\n\nIt is a bit loud but they do have an upstairs area that I would recommend if you're with friends and want to have a conversation.
__label__3 World of Beer has a selection that goes on for days! We didn't get food this time, but will definitely return to try some - the pretzel they have looks amazing! We stopped in for some drinks on the 4th of July and were pleased with the service and atmosphere.  This is a great place on Mill Ave. for people watching and great drinks!
__label__0 First time in this WoB. From 9 attempts, 8 beers were sold out. Finally I found a beer from Poland which was in stock. I asked the bartender to see the bottle and later I realized the best before date was expired. (I told the server that it was expired, but no reaction from her)\n\nAfter drinking 3/4 of the beer (1 hour later), I felt very bad in my stomach and asked for water and a slice of bread. I got my water, but the server said that she would have to charge me for bread. So I took the cab back and my friends continued partying that night. \n\nWe all ate 6 hours ago the same kind of sub at subway and I was the only one feeling very bad. \n\nI'm German, so I am sorry for my non native English.
__label__3 Super fun! Great artists and teachers. Good equipment, clean establishment, helpful staff and lots of paintings to choose from. Had a blast! Will definitely be coming back!
__label__4 Never did anything like this before, a friend invited me as a birthday gift. Seriously the best night out in a loooong time!! I have NEVER painted in my life and I actually came away with a decent piece of work! \n\nThey have great food, the wine was great, and the service and teaching were excellent! I can't wait to do it again!\n\nGirls night, date night, or just for the heck of it, seriously try this, what a blast!!
__label__2 Came here last Friday night based upon the Yelp reviews and it was convenient. We got the large AC special pizza for $18.95. The toppings were green bell peppers, onions, sausage and pepperoni. The sausage was round and thinly sliced like pepperoni is. The portion of sauce was okay, not skimpy but not overly generous. The sauce had a slightly sweet flavor to me, which I didn't prefer. Tasted home mad though but still doesn't necessarily mean it is excellent merely because it is home made. \n\nWe took it home so I can't judge whether the crust was crispy or not - we heated it back up when we got home prior to eating on a pizza stone so the crust was crispy. So overall decent thin crust pizza, not on par with Lombardi's in NYC or such but decent. I am a thick crust girl but as thin crust goes I prefer the thin crust (and thick crust) over at Dom Demarco and I personally think that is more \"authentic\". The caveat being I am not from NY but I have ate my way through it.  \n\nI think the price is a little steep for what you are getting but I am glad I tried something new. I wasn't thrilled with the ambience in the restaurant, that was the deciding factor in taking it home. They tried to make it a warm, fresh venue with the paint and decor, however, the acoustics were poor and although there were only a few people in the restaurant it seemed loud.
__label__4 Great pizza. Get a regular pie well done, as close to NYC style as you can get. They have great daily specials as well.
__label__2 This dry cleaner has much lower prices than his competition up the street, Jones which is part of Quail.  Jones charges $6.25 for pants or cotton ladies blouses and $9.25 for linen or silk louses. They offer a 20% discount on Wednesdays. and ar open 7am to 6:30 pm.  Regal offers specials thru out the week: Mon $1,39 for mens shirts, $2.99 Tues for pants, $3.50 Wed for ladies blouses, $3.50 Thursday for jackets, $6.99 Friday for dresses, Sat 20% discount for household items like comforters. Regal is open Mon thru Fri 7am to 7pm and Sat 7am to 3pm. The owner says that he owns his establishment and that is how and why he can offer dry cleaning at a lower rate than his competition.  He was very friendly so we'll see.
__label__1 With all the pizza places on this particular corner, I would have expected a new place coming in to be over the top.  The margarita pizza was just sad.  Barely any cheese, made with sauce instead of fresh tomatoes, just an all around bust.  They don't have much on the menu - especially for someone gluten free.  \n\nThe wait staff was awesome.
__label__1 We started out really excited to go to this place, but left feeling sort of deflated about the customer service. \n\nThe decor looked great, background music was a nice indie blend and the place was clean.\n\nWhen I asked our waitress about the beer selection and that I primarily prefer belgian and wheat ales, she said she couldn't really help me because she only liked hoppy beers since she started working there. She didn't tell me about any of the guest ales on tap (there was an Orange Blossom) or to even help to explain about any of the house beers that would have a low IBU (International Bitterness Units). So I ordered the house root beer. Not bad.\n\nWe ordered a pizza for dinner and it was pretty good, but then we waited and waited for the waitress to come around and ask us if we wanted dessert (we did), but she brought us the check (on a slow night with about 12 people in the restaurant) and left before we could even ask her about the desserts. My husband had to go over to the dessert case to get the owner to order our dessert for us. And the tiramisu was really lacking.\n\nBottom line: For a brewery/restaurant that has been open for more than a few months, I expect better service and consistency than this. Get it together.\n\nParent Perspective: Two high chairs available (that I saw), two items for the kids' menu and no changing table in the bathroom.
__label__4 My favorite micro brew! Have Been going since they opened, and I absolutely love Fate.
__label__1 If you are going to serve New Mexican food, then serve it, don't water it down and serve things up like they do in the real state. I spent a month there and nobody in hell would use a whole Green chile in making the Chile Relleno. You use either a Poblano or an Aneheim and then cover it in your green chile sauce. The guy next to us eating his meal was complaining alot about how the sauce wasn't hot at all. \n    Chips and salsa were free at the bar - they were decent with two salsa's. Also noticed like another Yelper did that the food comes out like 2 minutes after ordering. This can only mean one thing, nothing is made to order and that means you can do alot better than the food here. The fake Chile Relleno was enough to send my running.
__label__1 Well the chips and salsa were good while it lasted now been waiting 15 minutes for refills on our sodas and chips. I had to get up and find our server just to get those and he seemed upset that I even asked. Waiting on our food order to come which was taken about 20 more minutes. Oh did I mention we waited for a table for 25 minutes when they said 10 then we get shoved in the corner with a loud family blehh
__label__1 Hmm, not really sold on this as a good place to have a drink. It's more set up as a restaurant. My friend and I were trying out various bars in Stockbridge as we never normally drink there and this one didn't quite hit the mark in terms of ambience. Not like Hamiltons did which manages both very well. No crisps! Bar food only or charcuterie meat which I watched the barman hack off a whole leg on the bar. Off putting! I had to order a bowl of chips to curb my munchies when some crisps would have done. You CAN get posh crisps you know..... \n\nAnyway, I've not eaten here so this rating just reflects my experience of it not being the best choice to just have a drink.
__label__1 Young guy with shaggy hair this morning was very friendly, efficient, and moved us in and out quickly. Upon returning this afternoon around 3, we walked into a line that was already 3 people deep and at least 2-3 more filtered in behind us. After waiting almost 45 minutes in line, we found out there were only 2 men working and only 1 of them had access to the computer. When we told the man at the desk that our battery died on us, he just sort of grunted at us and we had to ask for any sort of compensation for the inconvenience of jumping it. In the end, he took off about 2 bucks. The man, Del, moved very slowly and showed no emotion or interest in how the customers were feeling. I've worked in retail for 5 years, and I get that being understaffed is no fun, but its all in how you handle it. Del did not handle it well and his partner seemed very frustrated that he couldn't help more. We came back to this site after a good experience last year, but may not come back again. After a day of moving, the last thing any customer needs is to stand in a long, slow line with a grumpy worker.
__label__4 Peridot Sweets made our wedding cake, and coming up on our second anniversary, people are still talking about how beautiful it looked and how delicious it was. Tiffany created a custom cake using out colors and style preference. They also provided a dessert buffet as well.. Our guests loved the shortbread cookies and brownie pops! Thanks Peridot Sweets!
__label__2 Came here super late like 3 in the am and needed food bad! Good customer service. They have a great selection. I had the pepperoni pizza and it was OK. It hit the spot because I had been drinking but don't know how it would have been if I was sober!
__label__0 We went there for dinner and ordered 16oz. Landsharks but got 12oz beers that did not taste like Landshark. Also half of the menu they don't make, I assume this is because of cutting costs; the place was empty at 6:30 pm on a Sat. night. No sweet potato fries, no beans, and didn't have two types of meat for entrees. The waiter didn't even tell us they didn't have it UNTIL we ordered. Not recommended at all.
__label__0 Again ,let me start by saying I am in the restaurant business. \nUncle Bears is a cute idea gone wrong. The concept is lost....what is Uncle Bears ? A sports bar, A pet friendly family restaurant?  An offshoot of an often repeated some kind of something with no identity? I am not sure what it is. \nI am sure that the food is HORRIBLE. Just garbage....The taste reflects the quality....HORRENDOUS. Enough said on the food.\nAmbience.......HUH ? I along with all 4 of my dining companions were totally confused as to what they were trying to do. In addition, we all thought it was a \"hollow\" feeling in the restaurant. It just doesn't work. It is a cross between several ideas that do not go together at all.\nPrice point is 3 steps above the quality of food being served. Alot of other reviews state precisely this. The price is an insult to those of us that know better. If you don't know better ...enjoy. But enjoy soon the doors will be closing.
__label__2 It's a Roberto's. I used to be in love with the food here. Over the years that has faded. I also think the overall quality of food has as well. There are several locations all over Vegas. I do think Roberto's is better than a lot of spots you can eat. But after trips to mexico and a few out of this world food truck street tacos robertos is just average. It is average that I like to eat from time to time if I am craving it. I like it, I used to love it. It's still good just not great in my books.
__label__3 Can't beat their selection on children's clothing. I was commenting to an employee about the great finds for children's clothes and toys and she mentioned that's most of their donations. When I'm in town I'll make it a point to go there again.
__label__2 I wanted to like this place...it's not far from my work, it's a cool, huge, space, and one time a guy with a lobster megaphone heckled me as I got into my car after work and it was kind of endearing.  Also, I'm a huge fan of all food under the sea.  But it just hasn't quite figured out what it wants to be.  \n\nThe premade caesar salad, fresh out of the cooler with the dressing on the side, and the servers in shorts and sneakers makes it seem like a casual bar place (no liquor license though...be warned!  Bring your own, or they'll let you bring something from across the street).  \n\nThe prices of the (limited) entrees (all over $20) and the super-over-attentive service makes it seem like it's aiming for fine dining.\n\nAnd then there's the loud top 40 music and the big projection on the wall of music trivia, like you're watching the comcast \"today's hits\" music channel, which makes it seem like a nightclub.  Yeah, I'm baffled.\n\nThe fish entrees were fresh and delicious (although portions were too much...maybe cut the price AND the size?) and we had some incredible cheesecake.  Everyone was so nice and the place was so empty and really, I'd love for them to succeed.  But unfortunately, I don't think I'll be going back.
__label__2 The food was good, but when the bill came there were issues.  I want to start off by saying Luke walked around and introduced himself and made sure everything was OK- which was very nice especially on a Saturday.  The food came out fast, fries where underdone, but sandwiches made up for that.\n\nThe issue...The sandwich board out front said bloody mary's $6 - we were charged $8.  When we questioned the price difference the waiter seemed baffled that we were questioning it.  Being in a hurry, we paid the bill.  We had 6 drinks  paying $12 too much for the bloody Mary's that my group consumed.  If we go back, we will push the issue if it happens again.
__label__3 This place was really cool.  Like a lot of places on the strip in Pittsburgh, it has open seating, but you can also be inside, while still feeling like you are outside.  It is definitely doing well with the 'theme' of a fish restaurant and looks like you are on a fishing boat with neat tables, etc.  Definitely a nice ambiance.\n\nThe food was DELICIOUS. Our party started with the Bloody Mary's and they were NOT disappointed.  Also -- definitely try the Bloody Mary shooters -- amazing! my fiance and I shared an ahi tuna salad, and it was phenomenal.  Definitely hit the spot.  To wrap up the meal we had some of the fresh shucked oysters -- what a treat.\n\nThe only downside was our waitress -- BUT I'm giving her a pass because it was only her second day and she was young ( I remember those days ... ) Besides that, everything was great, nice service, friendly guests.  If I lived in P-burgh, I'd be back.
__label__3 Such a cool place! Stopped in for lunch and had a wonderful experience. Even got a free appetizer for checking in! Split an order of delicious calamari followed by a lobster roll. The roll was messy but worth it. Would definitely return and recommend to friends.
__label__4 I don't know what to say-I have been all over the world and this place is among the top three restaurants I've ever been to. The oyster selection is immense. We tried three varieties, all spectacular, but the one the server recommended (wildcat) was probably the best oyster I've ever had. \n\nI didn't know seafood could be this good on the east coast. I cannot recommend this place enough!
__label__0 I went here because it was 3am, I had been sick for almost 24 hours to my stomach and wanted some answers and/or relief. I don't have insurance so I was trying to do the responsible thing and avoid the ER. I took a cab all the way there because I don't have a car and I was the only one there when I got there. I filled out the paperwork and about 10 minutes later they brought be back. The doctor took almost an hour to come in. Keep in mind my belly was killing me and I was nauseous. Basically he told me they couldn't do any tests and that I should just wait it out or go to the ER. He seemed annoyed when I asked questions. He wrote me some prescriptions and I had to wait for awhile in the waiting room to get them. \n\n\nFor the only 24 hour facility in Phoenix, I'm really sad that they can't provide better service. I'm going to my regular doctor today which I should have just waited to do so.
__label__1 First off, this is a show that I believe it depends on a persons individual expectations to decide how great this show is. Judge for yourself.\n\nNow, I am a die hard MJ fan through and through so I know my expectations. I was extremely excited to see this show up until it first began. Immediately, you can tell the production is completely low budget. If you are fine with that then you will love it. I, however; was distracted by some of the simple things like some of the cheap costumes. Also, a few of the background dancers were phenomenal, but others... how did they get the job? If you see the show there are two blond haired girls. One rocks and the other one falls completely flat. Then some were off beat and just not into it. Yet another distraction. \n\nI love cover bands so I can say the band did their job. They really played the music. I could have went just to hear them play. \n\nNow on to my main issue. The impersonator who played MJ made me uncomfortable. When I think of watching MJ himself, I think about standing on my feet the whole time feeling his energy. I felt this guy took his impersonation too far at times to a level of mockery. First of all, he looked like he belonged in The Mask with Jim Carey. People always say evil things about the real MJ's face, but this guy didn't even capture the MJ look. When I showed my daughter his picture, she immediately said he does not look like MJ. His face was clownish. Then his moves. While he is a great dancer, he is not the best MJ dancer I have ever saw. If you are impersonating him, do it all the way right. He made these nasty vomit faces and did some expressions MJ would never do. His pelvic thrust was all wrong LOL. He kept repeating a lot of the same dances like he didn't study Mike hard enough. He also mocked MJ by pretending to cry as MJ has in certain touching songs and then laughing about it. Like those moments were real from MJ so why start laughing? \n\nAnyway, to sum it up, if you are a real die hard MJ fan, certain things you may see will annoy you. If you just love the music, then this might be an awesome show to see. I would have preferred a show where normal people covered for him not this impersonator. Just dress like him, sing like him and dance his moves. All the extras were distractions.
__label__1 The Groupon for the MJ Live show is a scam. The venue, Rio, stated that they do not have a contract with Groupon and that Groupon advertises what they want. \nWe purchase tickets for the show after calling to see if there was availability. Right after purchasing, we called back to make the reservation for the night and they said they cannot take Groupons. Of coarse, we were leaving the following day from Las Vegas, so we were not able to use the Groupons that we purchased. At the venue, they were selling tickets right up until showtime that night. There was plenty of time and after talking to a supervisor they stated that they cut off coupon tickets at a certain number but could not tell me with a certain number was. I stated that I made sure I had all my ducks in a row and had made sure there was availability, then called right back to book and was told they were full and could not take Groupons. \nI feel that this was definitely a scam and there is no intention of honoring them, as most people are in Vegas for a weekend. We still paid full price four tickets to the show because we had promised her daughter, and the show is decent.
__label__3 A good locals bar.\n\nYou can tell it's a good bar when bartenders from other bars come to gamble and hang out.  The food is good, gambling is good and the bartenders are good.  My second time there I hit $400 on Keno and the third time $200 in video poker.  One of the few bars I'm still up on!\n\nThe bar area has a dozen or so spots without a machine so you can belly up without gambling and they have a few booths on one side and a few high-top tables on the other.
__label__1 Second time here, ordered a Greek Salad with Chicken Kabob.. the plate was so small i couldn't cut my chicken or even fork out the cheap iceberg lettuce without some falling on the table, chicken was way too saucy as well. Stick to a gyro, had that last time and it was golden. Seems like good people, they are nice.
__label__1 We picked up some combination pad Thai on our way home tonight and it was super disappointing. No peanuts, no lime, bright orange sauce, almost no bean sprouts, lukewarm. My boyfriend isn't crazy about spice so we went with a level 2 heat which was more like what I would expect from a 3+ level and was definitely pushing his limits. Definitely won't be going back.
__label__3 Let's face it, no one enjoys going to the laundromat, but if you have a ginormous comforter that needs laundering, this is a great place to come to get it done.   The place is clean and has plenty of large machines that can accomodate your biggest laundry needs.  The employees are friendly and will help you if you are unsure of where to start. They also have a change machine in-house which makes things easier.  \n\nAlso, if you are the lazy sort and don't want to do your own laundry, they have a drop off service where the employees will wash, dry and fold your clothes for you. Wow, who would have thought that you could still get full-service at the laundromat? \n:-)
__label__0 they should have stayed in Chicago.  The worst service and one of the poorest restaurant experiences I have had in years.  We never could figure out who our waiter was!  They would take orders and disappear for eons.\nMy wife's pizza was delivered first and was almost airport quality - no sauce, almost no cheese and no flavor.  Then 10 minutes later our friends pepper pasta arrived with no discernible pepper taste.  Finally\nAfter every one else had finished eating my entree arrived about a half hour after the first entree was served.  I'd give this place six months before they fold up shop.
__label__4 Far too amazing to disappear so quickly.  Sadly it was just announced that the Chicago-based Francesca's Restaurants, Inc., which owns the Scottsdale location  decided to shut the doors after a very short run here in the Valley.  What a huge loss  as this place was a truly great dining experience with an ambiance and menu worth experiencing over and over.  Head Chef Peter DeRuvo had once again unleashed his culinary magic and served up some of the most creative and utterly delicious Italian fare I've seen in quite some time here in the Valley - just read through the other reviews if you are a glutton for punishment and you'll quickly discover what you missed.
__label__0 Asked to have my thermostat replaced and they asked me for $69 for a cooling system test. So I ask again \"how much to change the thermostat in my car? I know it needs replaced.\"  The SALESMAN says they won't do that for me without first charging me $69 to just look at it. I say no thanks and ask about the check engine that recently came on in our other vehicle and he says its $100 to tell me why the light is on and doesn't include any repairs. I'm flabbergasted!! \nFirestone wants $169 plus tax to tell me I need a new thermo, which I already know,  plug in a handheld computer into the dash, which takes 90seconds and is FREE at oriellys auto parts and auto zone! You probably noticed I called the \"mechanic\" a salesman and that's because all he wanted to do was sell us stuff we have no use for\nThis is all after spending over $1,000 on minor repairs like brakes, cv joints, tune-up, etc. \nthis place will drain your wallet and your bank account!!\nI also inquires about a radiator and they quoted me $900 for a new one..I went to a radiator shop and had one installed for $300. \nThe bottom line is FORESTONE COMPLETE AUTO CARE IS A COMMPLETE RIP OFF!!!!
__label__1 While in Old Montreal was looking for a place to have a quick crepe. I viewed the menu while outside the resturant, and it looked good. The staff is very  young and friendly, but not professional.  I saw customers leaving after sitting as no wait staff came to table to anknowledge them.\n\nI ordered a simple ham and cheese crepe, it took about 20 minutes to arrive. It was just ok. I ordered a dessert crepe which was dulce leche with banannas. Both the carmel sauce  and the bannanas were very skimpy.\n\nI got my bill which was $26 for the 2 crepes and a pepsi. Definetly not worth the price. I wouldnt recommend this place.
__label__2 Came here yesterday and didn't really know what to expect.  It was a lot busier than we anticipated for a little breakfast cafe but we were seated in about ten minutes.  The menu is simple, breakfast favorites like omelettes, pancakes and Eggs Benedict.  I had ham and eggs.  The ham was very tasty but they brought me the wrong kind of toast.  \n\nMy friend ordered biscuits and gravy.  We had a difficult time getting the waiter to understand that she wanted that with eggs AND sausage (one of the options on the menu) and he even brought it out incorrectly after we'd clarified.  The sausage was made in the restaurant, which was nice, but was pretty bland.  I would not order it myself, if we return.  The breakfast potatoes were excellent and not to be missed.\n\nWhat really impressed me about the place was that it was a full house but they still managed to get our food to the table VERY quickly.  We probably waited longer to be sat then we did for our food to arrive.  The place was also very much a family business, which was nice.  The son was our waiter, the mother came out to check on us when there was the sausage issue, and the father stopped by to make sure we were liking everything.
__label__4 Great food!  Good service!  Our office orders sandwiches and were all happy with the food!
__label__3 Bon Chef Cafe offers tasty food at reasonable prices in a casual family-friendly atmosphere.\n\nOn New Year's Eve, they advertised a 2-for-$50 five-course dinner menu which consisted of Shrimp Cocktail, French Onion Soup, Caesar Salad, choice of entree (I got the New York Steak with Shrimp Scampi) and choice of cheesecake or Tiramisu for dessert. Yup, all this food for the bargain price of $50!\n\nWith a curious and rambunctious 10-month-old baby, dining out is challenging. When we saw other families with kids and the cute little play area, we knew we wouldn't be looked at with disdain if our baby would randomly let out a Pterodactyl shriek (which is his newest favorite thing to do). There was an old couple next to us that ignored our baby who kept waving and smiling at them but I understand not all people like kids. The owners and servers were friendly with our baby and that's all that mattered.\n\nEverything we were served from the first course to dessert was delightful. The stars of the meal were the rich and cheesy French Onion Soup and the light and fluffy Tiramisu. I ordered my steak medium, and it came out pretty well done. Not a big deal though since my shrimp scampi was delicious as was everything else on the menu. Their kitchen has an open layout so you can see all the action.\n\nEven though it was a special menu, several items are available on their regular menu. I'm dying to go back to try their Baked Lobster Bisque and their breakfast offerings. You can tell that they really care about their patrons' satisfaction because we were regularly checked on after each course. \n\nIf you're looking for good food at decent prices where you can take the kids, try Bon Chef Cafe!
__label__4 FILLING AND MOST SATISFYING\n\nWhen we drove up to this place I had no idea what to expect.  The actual layout of the restaurant and its openness confused my restaurant instincts.  We were free to pick our own table. Once we were seated we noticed the Lunch Special card and the server had to go and find out that it was only available during the weekday.  \n\nThe selections to their menu is a little bit of Italian and a little bit Middle Eastern, making it what I suppose Mediterranean. I settled for Macaroni el Forno and Yu-go chauffeur selected Chicken Shawarma with fries extra crispy.\n\nWhen my piping hot dish of Macaroni el Forno arrived it undoubtedly reminded me of my favorite Greek dish Pasticcio. Actually it tasted very much like Pasticcio. Yu-go's Chicken Shawarma was served on top of a creased pocket bread flanked with his crispy fries on one side and a salad on the other side.\n\nIt's the only independent restaurant that caters to children with a designated play area. The restaurant is airy and very simple with plenty of natural lighting. The Mediterranean Menu is designed to take care of the working man's appetite without breaking the bank.\n\nI look forward to my next visit to host a UHE \"Unofficial Henderson Event\".
__label__4 Flight delay allowed us to have a wonderful breakfast here at beaudevin. Sarah is a 5 star waitress.  Great lox and bagels, eggs florentine, and Greek yogurt surved with exceptional coffee.
__label__3 This place is a must!! I get my eyelash extensions done here and Yo (who is the owner) is amazing!! She truly is one of the best, and I've been getting my eyelashes done for years! The prices are unbeatable - it's insane how affordable she is! I have also had the pleasure of having Kim do my eyelashes as well, and she does a wonderful job too! Both ladies are extremely nice and have worked to accommodate my busy work/travel schedule to fit me in when they can. That's the only negative about this place, it's sooo busy, the appointments are hard to come by since my schedule is super chaotic as well. But you will not be disappointed, Yo and Kim will make you happy with whatever service you happen to get.  Thanks ladies - customer service is still alive at Yo Spa!
__label__1 Decided to try this based on the amazing reviews.  I'm not sure if what we experienced was just an off day (I dont think it was) or what.  Ordered take out.  45 minute wait.  I thought that was a good sign, they are in demand. Got the food.  We ordered 2 of the lunch specials. Neither of us got our soup and my spouse didn't get the egg roll.  Food was NOT stellar.  It was ok, similar to what you get at a mall food court.  It was surprising to me that it was just ok, I was expecting really good based on reviews.
__label__2 I had the fish and tofu tacos for lunch. They use corn tortillas, which I respect. The fish was good and the tofu mixture was interesting, but the tacos were not particularly great.  The location seems good though. The bar has a lot of space around it, and I assume the patio is quite nice.
__label__2 I will preface this with the fact that we went at the height of the day during the Shadyside Arts Festival so it was *very* busy. They had difficulty getting our order straight. The chips and salsa we ordered came with the wrong salsa and we didn't particularly care for it...too smokey, no tomatoes (or no discernible tomatoes). My husband stressed that he wanted the chicken burrito (I say *stressed* because they came back to verify that's what he ordered before putting the order in) but he got a steak burrito instead. I had the carnitas burrito (pork) and it was quite tasty. We did enjoy the burritos, albeit he was served the wrong one. The bill we received stated something entirely different .... two poblano burritos with cheese or something like that, but it had our drink order right.  So maybe they do better on a less busy day but in reading the other reviews, I'm not quite sure of that.
__label__1 Great patio and service, but the food is pretty bad. It's hard to mess up guacamole, and they even managed to do that. Come for a drink, but go somewhere else for dinner
__label__1 The crust was good & it pretty much stops there! There was so much sauce that it was squishing out everywhere! The beef tasted like it was drenched either in teriyaki sauce or soy sauce. The cheese was cheap, rubbery imitation cheese product. We will not be returning to Happy's Pizza as it made us very unhappy!
__label__4 An urban surprise.  A great doctor who is easy to get an appointment with.  No voice mail..a real person answers the phone.  And they really do work to make health care affordable.  It is not just talk, they have some things set up.  As the the main priority.  I have seen a lot of doctors over the last few decades and I can recommend Dr. Moody without reservation.
__label__0 Worst experience ever! I have severe neck pain, and I was hoping he could help me, but instead he said there was nothing he could do for me. I talked to him for maybe 2 minutes, and he just left. The worst part is that I paid $55 to see him! I felt like I was robbed walking out of there. I went to urgent care after that and they gave me a steroid prescription, and 800 mg ibu's which took care of the pain. Thanks for nothing Dr. Moody, and I would like my $ back please.
__label__2 They don't have the lunch specials on the menu or tell you about them if you don't ask, so make sure to ask. The sandwiches don't come with fries and their fries are over priced for not being very good. The pulled pork sandwich is good and so is the sauce. Also, expect a long wait especially if people are ahead of you.
__label__4 I love love love love this place! It's a few blocks from work & I go here daily. I usually get the breakfast wrap with the green goodness smoothie with no agave! I have a routine down, Presto for Breakfast & Greens & Proteins for Lunch! You should really check this place out, Reza & his cousin are great guys and are always so nice and polite. Friendly faces are good to see!
__label__2 The food here is great, but the service is always slow, no matter what. It took almost 15 minutes for soup and a scoop of pre-made salad, and it WASN'T busy. I have waited over 40 minutes in the past for a sandwich when it was busy.
__label__3 Enjoyed a delicious dinner here last week. Friendly, knowledgeable staff,and good food. My salmon was excellent and my husband enjoyed the evening special - green chili stew.
__label__4 Super tasty! My wife and I went for a date night away from the baby and had a wonderful time. Wait staff was friendly and funny. Food was just delicious. I had the osso bucco and it melted in my mouth. Wifey had the roasted chicken with green chile mac n cheese and basically licked her plate clean. Will definitely be going back.
__label__3 Went with friends last night. Actually did starters and wine at home first, so not looking for a huge meal.\n\nBusy, moderately loud, had to wait 15+ minutes for our 8PM reservation. Not a problem, though.\n\nOur waiter was very attentive at first, but then was a bit hard to find. I think he had too many tables in the busy back.\n\nThoroughly enjoyed our meals. For me, a non-meat eater (and the menu does lean towards meat and chicken), the Ravioli on veggies with Goat Cheese was excellent. Al dente, even needing a knife assist, but not under-done. My wife had the Ntural Chicken dish - looked very meaty and moist. Our friends had the mussels and the Osso Bucco.\n\nLet's put it this way - not a scrap left on any plate! But alas, no room for the desserts that looked so good. Maybe next time. And there will be a next time.\n\nAnd a nice bonus - moderate cost. WIth a bottle of wine, $65 per couple, incl tax and tip.
__label__4 Awesome food and great service. Portions run small so be sure to get an appetizer if you're hungry.
__label__4 Absolutely AMAZING! I just had dinner there and could not stop smiling with every bite. Our server, Hannah, was extremely knowledgable and very enjoyable. We started with bacon wrapped figs stuffed with blue cheese, which were out of this world! I had the sea bass and could not get enough of the Demi glase that it came with! My family are sharers and had to take everyone's food, and boy was that a good idea!! Not one person was disappointed! \n\nVery enjoyable experience from start to finish! One of the best places I have been in a very long time.
__label__4 I have to admit the first time we went, the family were not big fans.  Over one year later, we have been back three times in six weeks.  Most recently, August 6, my wife and I sat at the bar and enjoyed Dave's company along with the Scottish salmon and tuna entrees, Romaine salad and the Caramel topped custard, oh ya and of course a few glasses of wine.  Everything was excellent.  So excellent, we were back on the 13th for exactly the same meal, except we both opted for the salmon this time...again excellent and we were pleasantly surprised with the price.  Thank you for being bringing a great place to the north phoenix restaurant desert!  Highly recommended for dinner and it looks like they have a great happy hour too. Dave is a great bartender-friendly and great service!
__label__4 This is a food lovers paradise.  It was simply fantastic.  You can really tell they have a talented chef that cares about his food and wants to give you the best they can.  They deliver on that promise.  There is not a better restaurant in this area.
__label__2 Great service.  Large portions.  A bit tricky to find the place in the dark but it's worth it.
__label__4 The husband and I have gone to Arrowhead Tan & Nails for the past 6 months to get pedicures. The staff is always friendly and they always do an amazing job! We would highly recommend them!
__label__4 LOVE, LOVE, LOVE this place! The lunch specials are awesome- pizza or sandwich of your choice with any salad of your choice for under $10! I highly recommend trying the caprese bowl for your appetizer, it is RIDICULOUSLY DELICIOUS! It's a deconstructed bowl full of home-made burrata mozzarella, pesto, cherry tomatoes, drizzled with olive oil and balsamic vinegar, served with a crisp artisan bread (so good I dream about this menu item!) The pizzas are served on a delicious, crisp, brick oven style sourdough crust... I have tried the SOP (it was ok) the Roasted Mushroom (Yum!) and the Fig and Prosciutto (AMAZING!) The salads are also delicious!
__label__4 Delicious pizza, desserts and good selection of wines. They have wine bottle specials on Mondays and we will be checking that out for the first time today. Been there on a handful of times and have never been disappointed. My mother in law suffers from celiac, she has to have their gluten free crust and says it's the best she's had anywhere. She's from New Jersey so it must be pretty decent
__label__2 Was quite disappointed with this restaurant! After reading some good reviews about this place, I decided to take my family for some Pho cause I was really craving for it. As we were getting ready to order...the waitress notified us that they had no pho at the moment. How can they not have any pho...when they specialize in \"Pho\" and isn't that why their name is \"Pho Bosa\"? If the waitress would have told us as soon as we walked in, we could have gone else where for some pho. On top of that, the food that were ordered where not all that great. The only reason why I gave this store a 3 is because the staffs were very friendly! I don't think I'll be coming back again!
__label__0 Cho nay gio lam. Nuoc leo khong ngon gi ca va lai mat tien. $8.25 mot to pho va cho lau lac gan het 30 phut moi co do an.
__label__3 This place is quite close to the strip. Nice noodles and great new kinds of spring rolls! :) i always visit here for my vegas trip, especially in the morning after the crazy night
__label__2 It's OK.\n\nThe good:\n- Nice location (glad to have something at Town & Country)\n- The parking was fine\n- The service was great\n- Prices are cheap\n- Chocolate milkshake was really good\n\nThe bad:\n- The Wreck\n- Sandwiches had hardly any meat and hardly any toppings\n- If you like a sandwich that is mostly bread then this is for you\n\nOn the cheap, I'd rather go to Subway.  Ho hum, at least at Subway I get my lettuce and tomatoes.
__label__2 Met a friend for lunch here, my 2nd time easting here. Let me just say this place would have received 4 stars if the menu was a bit more espansive. Right now it's just too limited. \n\nThe food on the other hand is really good. I got the pizza sandwich on multigrain bread. \nThis particular location get's very busy around noon so understand that. \n\nLike I siad there isn't much on the menu to choose from, It they added a few more option I would bump them up to 4 stars.
__label__4 Alright you Arizonan's!!  You are in for a treat!  Potbellys is one of the best sandwich places in Chicago and it's arrived here in AZ.  Some things I love about Potbellys that you should know:\n\n-Local musicians rock out their acoustic guitars while you munch on yummy food.\n-\"Skinny\" sandwiches skimp on the bread not on the meat.\n-Dream bars (enough said)\n-Bags of oatmeal cookies are SO SO good!\n-Oreo smoothies are really tasty!\n-All shakes/malts/smoothies come with little cookies on the straw.\n-The decor of this place is cool.  It's very vintage with a local feel as well.  I would never guess it was a Chicago spot if I didn't know it already.\n\nEat here people and I promise you will not be let down!
__label__4 I was introduced to City Cafe by a colleague who owns her own firm.  City Cafe resides along the Liberty Avenue strip across from The August Wilson Center.  I am impressed by this man's, a small business owner, attitude.  He made us great omelets at 1:30 pm.  We were the only folks there for a late lunch.  We were able to chat in peace at a quaint bistro table with two large cups of coffee.  100% vegetarian, my colleague asked for an egg white-only omelet, to which the owner (who was also the cook and waiter) granted her wish.  He has been in this space for 17 months with roughly 19 more to go.  That means, yes, he will most likely retire in under 2 years.  With no website, I love that you have to 'stumble upon' this joint.  I am not sure how he would handle a Pamela's or Eat'n'Park type rush, but that is the magic of the place.  You feel like you are at his home enjoying QUALITY food.  He seems to take life one day at a time.  Oh, and he bikes from his Point Breeze home to work.  #inspiration #yum
__label__0 I walked in one morning before catching the train to ask if I could have coffee and breakfast to go, I was told to \"get out\" and \"go to McDonald's\", seems like the owner was insulted to be asked to put his food in a container. Wow, it's gonna be difficult to run a successful business if you are that easily offended. Anyway, an owner has all the rights in the world to run a business in any style he would like, but I certainly also have the right to stay far far away from this business and suggest anyone I know to do the same.
__label__0 Actually, no star!!! Called in to inquire if we can order to-go because we have to catch a train, but the rude patron told us to call McDnonald's and hung up. Terrible customer service...
__label__3 Impromptu stop here for a small bite.  Did happy hour with two visiting friends from Seattle.  Really enjoyed the place and we were all quite pleased with our food.  Mussels, fish tacos, verde stew and fried green tomatoes.
__label__0 Thought it sounded like a good idea... not at all.  Limited menu and the chicken strips were all fried coating, very little meat.  But the food in an airport is expected to be \"eh\" so that's not why it's one star.  \n\nThe service was awful.  Told to take a seat and he would bring a menu to me, never did.  I waited for 15 minutes, all the while gesturing to the waiter to just get a head nod but no attention.  Gal finally came over and proceeded to take the guys orders next to me first even though they just arrived (unfortunately this rating reflects the fact that these guys were just rude not inviting me to order first, even though it was clear I was waiting).  Coke delivered instead of Diet Coke and charged 2.50 for a small ramkin of bland coleslaw.\n\nBummer that this place is representing the new terminal.  I would go to the little food court instead next time around.
__label__0 The worst fish and chips I have ever eaten.\n\nThings were looking good when I arrived:  the feel was authentic, the menu said the fish and chips were batter-dipped as opposed to breaded, they brought me malt vinegar without me having to ask after I ordered , and the fish even looked pretty on the plate when they sat it down.\n\nBut when I started to eat it things were wrong fast.  At first, I thought there was fish roe in my fish because there was goey orange stuff inside.  Gross.  Then I realized that was liquid, uncooked batter.  Then I poked around at the other two pieces of fish.  All three were swimming in 1/4 to 1/3 of inch of doughy, undercooked, and in case liquid batter.  It was inedible.  When I scraped it off, the fish underneath was not particularly attractive, nor do I believe that it was either halibut or cod as I believe the menu promised.\n\nAvoid.
__label__2 I love the size of this Panera location. There is plenty of room inside to sit with a large group of friends. However, the parking situation is such a debacle, that I end up avoiding this location like the plague on the weekends. It works when I park in the garage to go the gym, and then stop by afterwards on the way to my car. Otherwise, it's difficult to find a close parking spot. I drive a hybrid, and there is always a huge SUV parked in my favorite hybrid parking spot. Boo.\n\nOf course the food and drinks are the same as you will find at any Panera, so it's always dependable when you're looking to grab a quick salad or smoothie, but because of the ridiculous parking situation, I can't give it any more than 3 stars.
__label__2 UPDATE - Adding a star, as I have been back twice since the last review.  Both times were very good.  Appetizer beat the main course to my seat, food was hot, tasted great, etc.  I'm glad we have a theater with a menu nearby; I'll keep visiting this place.\n\n\nI have been there twice.  The first time was great; food was good, the ambiance is excellent, and the overall experience was very positive.  I went today for the second time.  This time, I was in a much larger theater.  My appetizer and main course showed up at the same time, it took them forever to bring my drink out, and the food was lukewarm upon arrival.  My burger was mediocre, the service was awful, and I was unhappy with the whole deal.\nI'll probably give this place one more chance, just to see if today was the exception or the rule.  Until then, they get two stars.
__label__0 If I could give this a zero I would. When we walked in, there was a sign for \"$10 bucket of beers\". Then we ordered two buckets of coors light. When we got our check they were $20 each!  They screwed the people around us too. I absolutely will not be coming back here. Don't waste your money of him on these scammers.
__label__4 This place rocks! 50cent drafts an $1 bottled of pbr on Thursday nights! And their chicken is awesome. I usually get the half clucker with steak fries, that stuff's the bomb!
__label__4 True runner is wholey owned by dicks.  They will fit you for a pair of shoes properly and have a good selection of other running gear at reasonable prices.\n\nThey have both Saucony and Brooks lines in one place.  A real win for runners.\n\nI highly recommend this place.  Prices  for shoes were a little lower than I have seen elsewhere as well. Not much but 5-10/pair lower.
__label__0 This lady is anything but professional she talks like crazy even of her personal life with her assistants. I call 24 hr before my appointment to cancel  and she wanted to charge me 100$. Then I still went to her office and she didn't even do what it was suppose to be done. Personally I DON'T RECOMMEND HER!!!!
__label__4 So impressed. Beyond impressed. Beyond in love with this place.\n\nI'll say it over and over again. I really appreciate when business owners put the time and thought, not only into their product, but also their aesthetic. The place is gorgeous! All wood and brick, it has a rustic, yet cozy feel. They have so much space, it's exciting to think about what will be possible here. But onto the beers...\n\nThey are delicious! It's rare that I try all the beers on tap and like them... ALL! But I do! I first feel in love with their White Sky, which is a Chai beer. Yep, you heard me right, CHAI BEER! If yinz know me, you know I love my chai tea, so this is perfect for me. They even make their own chai spice blend to put into the beer. Totally impressive! I also really liked the Build and Destroy wheat stout and the Business Casual red ale. \n\nThese dudes are young, but smart, and I'm so excited to see what they'll be up to. Plus, I'm excited to drink all the beer. That is all.
__label__4 It's good to see new restaurants opening in the Village Square Shopping Center with 808 Tapas and Baci Burger. The menu is quite extensive and it can get a bit confusing when ordering. Our server recommended for us to start with the crab stack and hamachi shooters. The crab stack was refreshing and light and was enough to three of us. The hamachi shooters were just amazing! We initially ordered just three and ended up ordering six more. The hamachi shooters reminded me of the hamachi shooter at Michelin Star Alexander's in San Francisco but at half the cost. Being from Hawaii, we ordered the lomi lomi salmon caprese, we really enjoyed this dish. The Wagyu sliders were very tasty with shiitake mushrooms and a wasabi mayo sauce. They would have been perfect if they were cooked with more pink. The beef tataki was an amazing dish as well as the salmon carpaccio. I also ordered the ceviche and it was different with bay scallops, rock shrimp, mango and cucumbers, but we definitely enjoyed a different take on ceviche. The sashimi platter we ordered was exceptional with fresh quality fish. We finished with the banana and apple fritter for dessert which was as delicious as its mouth watering presentation. The lychee saketini is highly recommended if you love lychee like I do. We definitely look forward to coming again to try out their other dishes on the menu. Food and service is exceptional. The negative is the large menu can be overwhelming when deciding what to order.
__label__1 We went in for lunch and were the only customers. Bollocks.  Never a good sign.  \n\nThe were some hits and some misses.  We took the recommendations of the sushi chef.  After all, they should know best!  Hmmmm, not the case.  \n\nThe crab/mango salad was boring.  The hamachi was fresh but once again, lacked any pizzazz.  The crispy fried chicken was yummy (but that's a hard one to mess up).  My sake sangria was a disappointment.  It had a cough syrup sort of flavor.  \n\nThe prices were high.  Luckily we had a groupon.  \n\nService was great.  Everyone was very friendly and nice.  Restaurant was clean.  Very strange that they have a long bar with stools facing the wall.  Who wants to dine staring at a blank wall?\n\nBottom line - you may get some A-OK food with nice service, but you can defniitely find better Sushi/Hawaiin fusion for cheaper elsewhere.
__label__4 This place is great and affordable! Every dish I ordered was great, we will be back.
__label__3 If you've had tapas, you know what to expect here...bite sized portions, decent prices, and good food that adds up quick!\n\nWe tried quite a bit of food while we were here :\n\nSashimi 5 pieces:  We tried the Ahi, Sake, and Hamachi.  Surprisingly good quality here!  Buttery smooth and tasty....yum!  This was the highlight for me personally...maybe I'll do a sushi bar night one of these days.\n\nTensai Hamachi Shooters: Hamachi, Ponzu Sauce, White Truffle Oil, Jalapeno and Roe. Loved these! A little bit of everything...sweet, salty, spicy and fragrance with the Truffle Oil!  A little addictive, but we managed to keep it to one a piece lol.\n\n808 Tapas Sliders: Wagyu Beef, Marinated Shiitake Mushrooms, Hawaiian Ginger Wasabi Mayo and Fried Taro Chips. These were pretty juicy and yummy!  The portion here is good filler too...share your other slider to save room for the rest.\n\nGarlic Chicken: Lightly Breaded Chicken Skin, juicy insides, flavorful with a hint of Garlic. Pretty good!  \n\nUni Tempura: Uni wrapped in Shiso, Deep Fried in Tempura Batter with Spicy Mayo, Grape Tomatoes and Salmon Roe. These weren't bad...only a hint of uni taste though. I think the batter hides the flavor.\n\nMakapuu Roll: Seared Beef, Soft Shell Crab, Fried Onions and Spicy Ponzu. Not bad..not a big fan of rolls or beef in those rolls, so you might like it.\n\nPork Belly Skewers: Pretty sure these were not fully cooked! The meat/fat ratio was off as well, and it was a bit chewy vs melt in your mouth Pork Belly. Skip these. \n\nAtmosphere is good, clean, and service is friendly.  It was almost empty when we came here, so that's one reason I was so surprised of the fish quality.\n\nSo some hit and misses but overall pretty good.  They seem like they have deals going on from time to time, so time it right and head over!\n\nPics :
__label__3 We went for Happy Hour a few weeks ago.  We ordered 10 tapas off the Happy Hour menu.    Sushi rolls were half off.  The plates came within minutes of each other that we felt rushed and could not enjoy each plate.  We ended up with so many plates on our table so fast.   Again, I had to ask for some serving spoons.\n\nRock Shrimp Salad: found only on the Happy Hour menu. Rock shrimp in a mayo dressing served on a bed of spring mix.   I would order this again.\n\nFish Tacos: 2 panko crusted basa fillets topped with blood orange slaw.  I did not try this since there were only 2 tacos and 4 of us.\n\nKahana Chicken: Chicken thighs marinated in a special marinade served on a bed of shredded raw cabbage.\n\nNasu Fries: Panko crusted eggplant served with a Wasabi lime dipping sauce.  I liked this tapas.\n\nSoft shell crab: Soft shell crab served with a ponzu dipping sauce. I did not try this dish.\n\nSpicy Garlic Edamame: Edamame sauteed with garlic.  They were so so.\n\nKaiser Bowls Roll: Snow crab with yum yum mayo, ah\u00ed tuna, mango, ichimi ponzu.  This was a very pretty roll.  There was plenty of diced mango on top.\n\nYokohama Roll: cucumber wrap, salmon, avocado, snow crab, lemon, kaiware, ichimi ponzu.  This roll was difficult to eat with the cucumber wrap.  It fell apart.\n\nWaimea Roll: Soft shell crab, gobo, avocado, kaiware, unagi sauce.  I would order this roll again on the Happy Hour menu.\n\nVelzyland: Shrimp tempura, snow crab, unagi, avocado, unagi sauce.  i would order this roll again.\n\nI still really like this place, but the timing of the plates coming out was too fast.  Next time I would order a few tapas at a time.\n\nThey did have Last Call for Happy Hour, so we could have ordered more plates if we wanted to.
__label__0 The food here is great, but the service is TERRIBLE.  I have been there twice, and the first time I figured the poor and rude service was a fluke so I didn't write a review.  Well, we gave it another try and again...TERRIBLE service.  The waiter acted like we were bothering him, and walked away before we even finished talking.  We waited 15 minutes for our table, which I wouldn't have minded, but the hostess said they had a table almost ready for us when we walked in.  It took forever to get our bill (hand scratched on a notepad), and we were overcharged for our drinks.  Happy hour prices are awesome and I really do like the food, but because of the poor/lazy/rude attitudes of the wait staff I will not be coming back.  The bus boys were very on top of things, but without a better trained wait staff I don't see why people would come back.  Check out Firefly on the same block for even better food and fantastic service :)
__label__2 Big slices, but not the most impressive place for pizza. Worth a try, but will not be our regular spot for pizza. Price doesn't match quality.
__label__2 Decided to try this place out after we saw a movie at the galaxy theatre. We just got one chocolate cake pop for $2.50 although it was good I thought the $2.50 was a little much.  I can go to Showboy BakeShop in Anthem and get an entire cupcake for the same amount.
__label__3 I use to be a regular at this place when it was a Starbucks. To see it reopened as a bakery had my curiousity running wild. I tried to visit this place numerous times, but they have strange hours. They are closed certain days, and then open at noon on certain days. I'd call first, regardless of what yelp says before taking a drive here. \nWe went in on my nieces birthday. As soon as I seen \"stuffed cookies\" I was SOLD! \nThen to find out they are stuffed with things like oreos and cheesecake, snickers, and butterscotch. OMG HEAVEN!! \nThey also had a huge selection of cake pops. Cool unique flavors like Nerds Rainbow, orange cream, cheesecake, and red velvet. \nThere were a few carmel and candy apples, as well as HUGE chocolate dipped marshmallows.  The service was good and so were the prices. \nMy only complaint was their odd schedule. Can't wait to return!
__label__0 Save your $ and time, go somewhere else!\n\n1st there are a TON of \"snow birds\" that eat here. I mean the entire place is covered with white haired individuals and you will overhear their loud conversations about the \"multiple surgeries\" and \"horrible symptoms\" of this and that... It's obnoxious. In fact, when we walked in two elderly couples blatantly cut in front of us. The lady at the register saw it, and did nothing. Evidently, unless your old you are second rate here.\n\n2nd on a Friday night at 6pm they were out of salmon? What? So we both got the alfredo. Bad choice. Even our waitress commented \"I think it's disgusting here\"... why is it on the menu then for $13.99?! It tasted like a smart ones microwavable dinner. Gross and watery with ZERO flavor.  \n\n3rd their salad bar was OK - no tomato soup, onion rings, sprinkles or cheese toast (staple items at the Sizzler I once worked at).\n\nOverall, we paid over $30 for bad service and terrible food. We won't be back and I don't recommend it!
__label__0 Came here on a holiday (June 24TH). Very dissatisfied. Employees lounging around, mumbling waiter, dry food... I guess the staff here today would rather be home watching fifa. Hopefully for the owner the food and atmosphere is better on regular days. What a waste of time, thank god most plates are only 10$.
__label__1 Happy we have another bar in charlotte,  but have been there twice now and the wait for a drink does not make sense.  When you are paying a bartender $8 an hour and charging $8 dollars a drink do the math.  I wish you well, bit not sure I will go back.  Get it together guys.......
__label__3 I really like this club gay friendly and ppl are 2 :DDD
__label__1 not a big fan of chain sushi restaurants, this place falls into that category. This a cookie cutter sushi place. I went here only because someone else was paying. If I'm paying I usually spring for more quality where the chef puts a little more soul into his craft.  If you want better sushi try a real sushi bar.
__label__2 The teriyaki bowls here are usually pretty good. Unfortunately, the service is usually pretty bad. Come here for the food. Don't come here if you want good customer service!
__label__4 Love, Love, Love this place! \n\nWatching the chef pulling fresh Chinese-style ramen will never, ever get old! I've come back twice (in like 2 days apart) because the food was just too good! \n\nI ordered the pulled chicken ramen (hot with soup) and also ordered sides like the potato salad and pickled radish and the potato salad was delicious (not to mention totally, completely worth the price). \n\nJust writing this review makes me want to go back for more! The insides are a bit bare, so don't expect a luxury decor, but then again, for this place, I really am only in it for the food!
__label__4 Excellent service! Van is so nice and helpful. We bring our clothes here for cleaning and alterations and have never been disappointed!
__label__0 Don't bring your car here for car wash. For $30.00 car wash go past that place and there's another car wash in flamingo and jones next to shell gas station. For the same price you would get a hand wash. I came here for car wash on dec 22 and they did a horrible job that I have to show to the employee how to clean my front and back bumper. I got a brand new Durango and for some reason after that car wash scratches all over my car. I brought it back today hoping they will buff it off but instead they offer me a free wash and the manager Cliff said they don't do buffing. It's an easy buff and wax will do the job and I can do it my self but for a fact that I have a new car and they put scratch on it maybe they will do something about it but nothing. So they wash my car again same thing terrible job. Never going back her to wash car. The name of this place matches the job they do.
__label__4 Fantastic pizza. Great to have them in town making authentic thin crust pizza. Tried four kinds all great.\nWithout a doubt the best pizza in town. Crust was cracker thin! Spectacular.
__label__4 MC Law Group helped me with immigration. I have Citizenship now, all thanks to them.
__label__4 I liked this place very much. It was recommended by my mom who is a frequent customer. Cindy did an excellent job on my gel manicure. Took her time on my nail designs. Very friendly. Prices were reasonable. In definitely coming back here again.
__label__3 I was skepticaly of this idea. But my friend wanted to go for her birthday..\n\nPRETTY FREAKN GOOD!\n\ni'd go back...not much else to say. definitely get custard in your shaved ice thing..I don't even know what to call it still.. I liked the fruity and creaminess
__label__1 I avoid Panda Express. In the past, I've had vegetables that are mush and have felt sick to my stomach. However, with our kitchen being worked on, this was one of the few options for a healthier lunch. I had not eaten from the Buckeye location before.\n\nThe good: I had the vegetables instead of noodles/rice, and they were actually very fresh and crisp. I was pleased. Nor did I feel sick afterward.\n\nThe meh: I had chicken and mushrooms, and the Shanghai Angus steak. They were okay. The flavors are so strong they make the meat and vegetables all taste the same. It was all quite edible, but I can cook better at home and for a whole lot cheaper.\n\nAn acceptable place out of desperation, but hey, I've had worse.
__label__4 My husband and I are very impressed with La Casona.  We had custom bedroom furniture made with lots of specifications to fit our bedroom.  From the quality of the wood, to the exact measurements we needed, to excellent customer service, we would definitely return to La Casona for future purchases.  We noticed all the people going to IKEA next door but this furniture is artwork and truly high quality.  Well worth the price.  We worked with Sal and the store owner and they were extremely patient with our requests (measurements, stain color, different pulls, etc).  Thank you La Casona!
__label__1 Got the Amazon Local deal and took my friend, as we always see this place and have talked about trying it...First thing I noticed was the hours on the door written in dry erase open till when ever no other information, that is not way to list your hours... The place was clean but the manager was behind the counter in a tank top, sorry for me if you are serving me food at least put on a proper shirt (very minor compliant)...we had the three meat trio( brisket, pulled pork, and Hot links) and two sides (coleslaw, and beans) The meat had no flavor what so ever, we had to drown it in BBQ sauce to get any flavor, the sauce was good. Hot links tasted link frozen grocery story brand. The coleslaw was just horrid no other to describe it, the beans where bland, the Soda where flat and the lemonade ran out and was never refilled. If they want to survive in this area which is known for being a business killer, they need to change and change fast...I am willing to give them another shot but only if I hear they have changed this place is ran...
__label__1 Went there with a buddy to use a groupon I had purchased based on previous reviews.  Easy to find, but not a lot of parking.  Inside was okay, fairly typical BBQ style setup.  The cashier must have seen me looking at my phone, based on the the semi snide groupon remark....I ordered the pulled pork with two sides and a drink, my friend had the chicken with two sides and a drink.  All together we paid $27 or so, which was wayyyyy too much, considering the little amount of food we received.  It was okay, nothing to write home about; the portion to price ratio is what left a sour taste.  Don't know if that's because we didn't pay full price there, but that's their business decision.  I won't be going there again, not even with a 50% off groupon.
__label__0 This place is the worst!!  The idea of bike sharing is fun but the lady who is in charge is very rude and acknoledges that they do not clearly post there fee structure but refuses to change it!! She said they deal with it all the time but if they posted it clearly, no one would use it!!  Are you kidding me?  This is a very slimy way to run a business.  I will never use this service again and warn everyone else to avoid it!
__label__0 I brought my car to Clean Freak today. When I got out, the car looked like it was never washed.  Although I paid for the 5.00 wash, I expected my car to be a least clean when it came out. The wash did not even remove a leaf that was on my car! I went to the car wash at 59th and Bell. Will never go again!
__label__3 My favorite place to get breakfast. The staff is awesome, food is great and it won't kill the pockets! now I need to try something off the Lunch and Dinner Menu!
__label__2 I went to this restaurant for a group get together, 10 people. There was adequate seating for all of us. The food was prompt, fresh, and tasted amazing..... \n\nBut when we got our bills, we were a little surprised. The drink menus on the table and the dinner menus had different prices than our bills. When I asked the waitress what was going on, she said she forgot to tell us about the price differences. The restaurant changed prices.  It was not one item but several items. \n\nNeedless to say 10 people will no longer frequent this place.Different prices from menus to bills is shady business.
__label__4 it rocked!!! Their version of a BLT was out if this world from the bread to the avacado oh my. a might messy to EAT but well worth the post eats hand scrubbing
__label__2 When I heard this place has beignets, I was completely sold. I have been craving beignets for so long, you'd think there would be more places that serve them! Anyway, I came here on a Friday morning and parking was not difficult to find. It was just street parking so bring quarters for the meter. The place wasn't too busy, there were plenty of open tables, but we still waited close to 10 min. \n\nFood wise, we had to get the beignets to start. When they came, they were smaller than expected. They're also denser than I like, but still quite good. They reminded me of a sugar doughnut hole. The best part of them was the seasonal jam and vanilla scented mascarpone as the dipping sauces. I put so much of those on, it was like eating the dipping sauces with a side of beignet. \n\nFor the rest of the meal, the 2 others joining me had the Two Eggs any style with the smashed potatoes, while I tried the Chilaquiles. The Two Eggs any style was nothing to write home about. It was exactly as described, two eggs any style, a slice of bacon, bread, and some potatoes. The \"smashed potatoes\" were just cubed potatoes with some seasoning, which was a bit lacking. We all thought it was overpriced since nothing was particularly outstanding. My Chilaquiles was pretty tasty, it was essentially scrambled eggs with tomatoes and peppers over tortilla chips, a sort of breakfast nachos. But the chicken sausage that was sitting on top was a bit too sweet for the dish, it just stood out too much. \n\nThe staff was fairly friendly, however the one waitress that brought our check was not exactly rude, but she had some attitude when holding the check out for us. She didn't say anything, but from her body language, she looked annoyed at us for no reason. \n\nOverall, this place was alright. It's a decent breakfast spot but I don't think there's much here to actually crave.
__label__1 I was expecting a lot, from reading previous reviews.  The noise factor was very off-putting.  As we entered, about noon, the music was booming. There is nothing soft around to absorb sound, so don't expect to have a conversation.  The music did tone down after a bit...but not because they lowered it.  Everyone who does talk has to raise his voice to be heard, so the sound escalates as the restaurant fills.  I had to put in the earplugs I always have with me.  My chicken pot pie used puff pastry underneath and on top of the filling.  The filling was okay; I didn't detect a lot of chicken in it, but it wasn't all sauce like some--mostly veggies I think.  The bottom crust couldn't be crispy, and the top crust wasn't either--so I just ate arouond the edges.  The chicken sandwich was ordinary, and the potato salad tasted more like the packaged salad in a regular market.  The one I make myself is much better.  It's unlikely we will return.  Breakfast is enticing, but ends at 11 am.
__label__2 Seems like a nice place but there are not many vegan options. Even the Veggie Burger comes with mayo and a non vegan bun.\n\nI had the black bean veggie chili and a salad without cheese.  Both were delicious and the presentation was excellent.  I would rate Eat higher, if there were a few more vegan selections.
__label__0 This place was terrible. The pictures I saw on yelp did not match what was on the menu and the staff was awful. To top it off screaming kids and you can't even have a mimosa with your brunch.
__label__0 I gave this place a try twice with a coworker before leaving this review. We were seated right away both times (yay) but waited at least 10-15 minutes before the server acknowledge our presence. The place isn't big at all so even if you're busy you can at least say hello to your table!\n\nThe first time, I ordered the grilled cheese sandwich with potato salad. The sandwich is ginormous and 90% bread and 10% cheese. While the cheese was yummy, you could barely taste it with all that frikkin bread. Should be more cheesy in my opinion. Shrug. But to each his own. And the server gave me chips instead of potato salad. When I asked her to bring me the salad, she seemed perturbed. Geez! It was your mistake, not mine.\n\nThe second time, we waited 15 minutes to order, very frustrating. Especially when you only have an hour for lunch. I ordered the two eggs over easy with chive potatoes and bacon. For $11 I expected something goooood. WRONG. My eggs arrived well over medium (no gooey yolk to dip my bacon in, booooo.) The potatoes were overcooked and maybe four bites worth, and the bacon way too crispy. Guess the cook forgot about my breakfast and just let it sit there overdone. \n\nWhen I asked for jam for my toast, again the server seemed hassled by my request. Is it just me? Do I have a booger on my face? I didn't ask for new eggs because I don't like to complain (nor do I risk saliva or snot in my food). Very disappointed at both of my visits.\n\nThis place has let me down twice in guest experience and food. I will never go again. Overrated.
__label__3 I really enjoy the brunch here. It's good though it has a bit too much of a hipster vibe. The food is not amazingly stand out, though the beignets I recently had were pretty amazing.\n\nIt's a nice place for a casual lunch as well if you have the time. During the week it can be a bit busy for lunch though so be warned.
__label__4 Art on the walls.\n\nArt on the plates.\n\nI sat at the bar in front of the kitchen. I wanted a bite of everything I saw head out.\n\nDef a must-eat if you're anywhere in or around Vegas.
__label__3 Great service and great food.  Especially loved the potatoes that came with my eggs Benedict and the waffles were fluffy and tasty.  Finding a parking space is a bit of a challenge:)
__label__3 I arrived at 2:24 and the new host told us the last seating was at 2:30. He made it seem as if it was already 2:30 and could not seat us. I asked for the high top table and he said that area is closed. Then the manager looked straight at him and said it's okay to seat them there. So minus one star for the new host. \n\nI ordered the free range chicken sandwich with a side green salad. The chicken was juicy, lettuce/tomatoes very fresh, and the bread was thick and tasted homemade. Only complaint was that I could not taste the pesto flavor in the pesto mayonnaise. \n\nThe manager Marisa gave us a sample of their biscuits with strawberry compote. The biscuits were made well and had the right amount of sweetness vs saltiness. Marisa is a great manager and you can tell she enjoys her job.\n\nI wonder why they close at 3 on weekdays and 2 on weekends. I would think it would be the opposite because of the weekends being busier. \n\nAll in all I can tell they take pride in their food and I can't wait to come back and try them for breakfast.
__label__2 Stopped in for breakfast on 7/13/2014. We were seated after a few minute wait. I had the shrimp and grits and my girlfriend had the country fried steak with pork gravy. We thought the food was good, maybe slightly under seasoned for our taste. Our food came out rather quickly. The service was fantastic. We will definitely return.
__label__2 I would give it 3.75. Never would guess a cool little breakfast spot would be located under some shady apartments on 7th street. Sat at the bar and ate. Could see right into the very small kitchen. I only had scrambled eggs and bacon which are nothing to rave about but it's hard to mess those up. Some of the other dishes that came out of the kitchen looked great!  I'll have to try the pancakes next time!  Would definitely come back.
__label__4 Wow!  This place is good!  The atmosphere is modern, the staff are kind (sometimes slow), the food is always amazing. I don't think I've had one thing bad here. However, the prices are a bit high. But then again, it's the only place around where the food is made from scratch. Their homemade potato chips and potato salad are insanely good. I don't normally go for mayo on anything, but it's absolute perfection. Their posole is amazing (love that it's clear broth and not red), Reuben sandwich is amazing, breakfast foods are perfection and those potatoes. This is definitely a comfort food place to go, if you want to take a nap afterwards. No joke!!  It's unbelievable. Pricey, but worth it. I guess. If you don't have the money, you should probably stick with Taco Bell and don't complain about how much it costs. The owner(s) probably want to buy a bigger house, put their kids through college and they have something really amazing here, so why the heck not!!  The prices haven't hindered the majority of clients from going here. So be mindful of what you order. Also know, if you're on a budget, I believe they have an ala cart menu and you can purchase 2 to 3 things and keep it under $10. \nEnjoy!!
__label__2 My wife loves this place and it seems like other people do too! I didn't see what the hype was all about.\n\nWe were trying to get a table for 10. After a long wait (because it was extremely busy) we were taken outside in the patio. Well, the table didn't fit 10. The waitress simply didn't know how to count chairs. We had to wait again (15+ min) to get seated inside. \nAfter our meal, it took our waitress sooooo long to get our checks and to get us out.\n\nI ordered pancakes, and sure there's not much to it but they were on the dry side. I had to drown them in syrup. \n\nThis place wasn't bad but definitely hyped up. I'll try it again and order something different and hopefully the service gets better.
__label__3 Great atmosphere, even better food! We came in for lunch, I had the blt with their homemade chips mmm. Would definitely go back!
__label__3 I've been here twice now and what a great addition to downtown! They've a variety of breakfasts items like chicken fried steak and chilaquiles along with a delicious bacon and egg sandwich with feta on ciabatta as well as your standard bacon and eggs. I've also had the roast beef sandwich and a nice salad with shrimp. The breakfast items are all great while the lunch items were good. That combined with a slightly high price point keep this from being 5 stars in my book but don't let that deter you. Check this place out!!!
__label__4 OH. MY. WORD. Fabulous. I had the Rainbow Valley, he had the Palo Verde. Absolutely FABulous, and those in-house chips were wonderful. If you haven't eaten here yet, go. They're only open until 2 pm, so hurry. Just put the car keys on the table right by the door so you don't have to fumble for them. And while you're there, make sure to order a cinnamon roll. You won't believe how nummy they are. That frosting... can't quite figure out how they made it, but I'm pretty sure white puffy clouds were one of the ingredients. Now if they only had a dinner service...
__label__2 The food is good, but I don't like the religious references in the name or in the decor. I am not a religious person and do not believe in god. I am not keen on being surrounded by Bible quotes when I'm eating lunch. The hipster decor belies the religious backstory, and perhaps that's intentional. I will probably not visit again for this reason. That is my personal choice based upon my beliefs, just as it is the owner's personal choice and right to establish a business based upon his or her religious beliefs. After the recent Hobby Lobby decision by the Supreme Court, I will not frequent any businesses that are owned by religious interests.
__label__1 I was hoping to find a nice alternative to the limited choices on MC85. I was disappointed. The sandwich was bland. Definitely not worth the price. I was given homemade potato chips which damn near broke my teeth because they were so hard. It's the same food as Millstone Cafe but without any flavor. If I'm going to pay that much for a sandwich, I expect it to taste better than average. :(
__label__0 First time in Denny's visiting Vegas from NYC. Hmmm NO Avoid this chain. Can we say extra extra Butter on everything including the butter? lol Yea no never again...
__label__2 I got citrus chipotle and hot garlic flavor wings. Honestly, they were ok. I couldn't tell which was which! If you told me to guess the flavor, one would be sweet chili and the other would be just generic \"hot\". \n\nI came to the conclusion that they either messed up my order (which is bad) or they just made up fancy names to get people to buy their wings, but didn't actually put any effort into making their sauces (which is bad). The main thing they have going for is that they serve wings, and even bad wings are good.
__label__3 I fell in L-O-V-E with this shop the moment I walked in.  The layout, the decor, and the smells were captivating.  I had a wonderful sales associate who showed me to the sink and let me experience the magic of the scrub.  I chose the French Vanilla scent and I regret not buying the lotion too.  Fortunately, I have friends in Las Vegas who are willing to shop and ship for me.
__label__4 We love this place! The breakfast is homemade fresh and hot. The service is always great and very welcoming. My fianc\u00e9 and I always try new places but end up back at good old Nicks. A couple times we had off days the food was just ok but it still nocked most places out of the water. Way to go Nicks we love ya
__label__1 Prices are NOT to die for. Things get donated to them not sold geesh. I use to like going there but it seems like they keep pricing things higher and higher. The manager I believe her name is Trish is not people friendly. She is very rude and mean. I've over heard a few people saying how \"mean\" she was. The rest of the workers are amazing! Because of the way I was treated by her on my last visit I will stop going and stop recommending people.
__label__2 Good portions and cocktails overall. The best thing I tasted was the pretzel and fondue appetizer. Stay away from the curry chicken, it was small and didn't have much chicken in it.
__label__1 Expensive Pool Food, nothing more!
__label__2 The name itself sounds rebellious, so I had huge expectations of rowdiness when I came here but was pleasantly surprised at how classy and friendly the staff was.  \n\nCulinary Dropout was our first stop in Vegas when we arrived.  We were hungry, thirsty and needed to start partying after our flight from Orange County. We arrived in Las Vegas at 9 PM, so we were lucky enough to miss the dinner crowd, but I had reservations regardless (which I booked through Opentable.com).\n\nThe restaurant wasn't very crowded, but the people who were there seemed to be enjoying their time drinking and laughing.  Our server was very sweet, accomodating and was on top of our orders.  I wish I could remember her name, I'd like to say thank you for getting our weekend off to a great start with her great service.\n\nThe ambiance is super laid back, casual and teetering on the hipster side.  I can see it working for a party with friends, or a romantic date.  \n\nWe decided to order apps instead of meals so we have a little more room for alcohol (ha!).  We ordered the artichoke hearts, pretzel fondue (that everyone on Yelp is raving about), and a charcuterie of Iberico ham and manchego cheese.\n\nArtichoke hearts:  tender, with a slightly smoke flavor.  It had this cheesy cream that went well with it, topped with baby spinach.  They also drizzled it with an orange marmalade which I personally didn't care for.  I like orange marmalade on toast, but not on my artichoke hearts.  \n\nPretzel fondue:  Everyone was raving about this here on Yelp.  I found it too salty for my liking.  There was almost too much salt on the pretzels and the fondue (served in a cute little pot and tealight warmer) had a slightly gritty texture, and that was salty too, reminded me of Cheez Whiz out of a jar.  Maybe they made it salty on purpose because we were pounding beer after beer to wash it down.\n\nNow for the BEST part of our meal, the Iberico ham: O.M.EFFING.G. Talk about melt in your mouth awesome goodness.  It was like butter, no gaminess, with a slightly sweet note in the back.  It went well with the slightly salty bitterness of the manchego cheese.  They served it with a cherry compote on the side and two pieces of crostini bread and made a fancy little ham and cheese sandwich.  Mind you, they gave us maybe half a cup of thin ham shavings at MP $19.\n\nBottom line, would I come back here?  Probably not.\n\nWith all the various and unique dining experiences Vegas has to offer, I don't think Culinary Dropout is memorable enough for me to take time out of my precious vacation to venture back here.  At least I can say that I gave it a shot, and that I actually finally got to taste Iberico ham.
__label__2 So, I've been to a couple events where culinary had a booth and I really liked their pretzels and provolone fondue. So I bookmarked and made my way over. Me and some friend decided to go for dinner and grab some drinks and food. We of coursed started with the pretzels and fondue and some drinks. We each ordered our own drinks and passed around. We order the Moscato, Room Service, and After School Special to start. I was the lucky one to order the Room Service. It has gin, strawberry simple, lemon, and sparkling wine in it and I usually have other liquors, but it was served up and it was delicious. We then ordered our food. I ordered the fried chicken, which came with a biscuit, mashed potatoes, and slaw. It came with 3 pieces which was more than enough but it just wasn't very seasoned. It was just okay. Allyface ordered steak which I thought was a little cold and Niy Niy ordered the shrimp and pork belly ramen. I think his was the best bowl at the table. We also ordered another round of drinks. Next order was another after school special, between you and me, and pinot grigio. I wasn't too thrilled with the between you and me. The belvedere and grapefruit just didn't do it for me. As far as service they were great. We came in and were brought out water before we even started ordering. Our waiter was helpful with the selections as far as drinks and choosing between some menu items. I just wasn't impressed. I mean it was good but it wasn't worth the $150. I still want to go back and try the captain crunch french toast, that may win me over... we shall see.
__label__1 Not sure if this is just normal for a place that just opened but pretty much everything was bad for us. Too bright lighting, dirty seats, hard to read menus, bad salsa, weird chips, terrible margaritas, slow to no service (had to ask for someone to come to the table) $18 for fajitas that contained 6 small shrimp? 3 tiny tortillas with that? Yikes, won't be back...
__label__0 I initially was thrilled after locating on yelp was given a coupon for a free appetizer. Something I had not expected. A very nice surprise. Then when we got there were seated.immediately and atmospere was fun. I mentioned the free appetizer coupon and was told \"are you sure its Hacienda. I showed her the reponse changed to okay I am going to check with the manager. She then left and came back and informed me that she couldnt find a manger, saying since we are sooooo... busy. There at the time were 10 open tables. She then ask us to come back to use the coupon again saying soo ... busy. We just ordered and tried to move passed it. She continued to bring it up 3 more times. Became very annoying. Food was fine. I had not expected a coupon and would have probably been fine with the overall experience, but I feel it is in poor taste to offer a coupon and then not honor it. Then with the waitress continually bringing it up and making excuses was unpleasent when we had not mentioned it since we first showed her and she began with excuses. So my overall rating would be average on the food, atmosphere better than average. Most employees were friendly and prompt with service but our waitress experience was poor that combined with an enticment of coupon and then nit honoring makes the experience below average.
__label__1 The food was good. Excellent egg rolls, wonderful hot and sour soup, good pad Thai. However, service was slow and the noise level was harsh. We would get take out from her but would not come back to eat here.
__label__3 I really enjoy Pei Wei and will continue to eat here. I find it is better to stick with what you like when ordering however. I went for lunch over the weekend, and my girlfriend and I both tried something new. We were both disappointed with our meals, especially because they were both too heavy on the sauce. The staff was friendly and the food came out quick. I still plan to attend and stick with the healthy options they offer on the menu.
__label__2 We arrived around 5pm on their first Saturday night. Bar was full but there were some open spots along the high tops along the windows. The beer list was amazing and, props for using correct glassware for each beer. The reason for the 3 stars was the food. We started out with the chicken wings. I always use these as a barometer for a place that calls itself an ale house. They were served hot, but dry. Three accompanying sauces were served (Ranch?/Some sort of light cinnamon flavored/  and a Tabasco-like spicy one). Unfortunately all 3 sauces failed. Please don't try and re invent the wheel and  don't try and fancy-up wings. Would never order these again. We then split the roasted beet and arugula salad. The roasted beets were fabulous and just the right amount of crumbles. We did not particularly care for the metal plate the salad was served on, as both of us kept getting that metal on metal scrapping feeling when we dug into it. The service was friendly and prompt, our waitress was helpful, although had no idea what we were talking about when we asked about sour ales. I asked because an article had mentioned that it was a favorite of one of the owners. We would go back for a few beers, maybe try something else small off the menu, but at this point I would be hesitant to order a full meal or bring a bunch of people in to eat.
__label__1 OMG - I hate writing this review for I've heard so much about this place!  We've been meaning to check out this place since it opened especially since the Roosevelt had closed.  We had family visiting over the long Columbus Day holiday and needed a night out with just the two of us especially since it was my birthday!  We even left Grandpa at home to try this place by ourselves!  When we arrived we walked into a \"please seat yourself sign.\"  Hard to \"seat yourself\" when the place is packed.  We finally was offered a table at the back per a group who graciously gave up their table for friends who were a no show.  This was a table with a perfect window view of behind the scenes of the keg taps.  We waited about 12 minutes or so before a \"waiter\" felt bad for us to ask if we had ordered yet.  We asked for a drink menu only to be told we should have either looked at it on the way in or take a step outside to see it!  We told him what we wanted to drink and he said he would do the best to match our needs.  We get our drinks and the menu looked good and we figured out what we wanted to order but then another 15 minutes went by without any waiter attention and we decided to head off to another local place that we knew we would get better service.  We were forced to simply leave a $10 bill on the table for no one every came back to check on us and we promptly made our way to the door!!!!  I don't think we will be making our way back here anytime soon, we really should give this place a 1/2 star but we liked what they did with the place ;o).
__label__2 I was here with a group for Smunch on Sunday.  Nice thing about a group is you get to try more than one dish.  All of them were OK.  It seemed liked the biggest hit was a scramble with wild game, that week it was boar.  I had a fish cake Benedict, that week the fish was cod.  It was good. Of interest to note: the fish cake was both the protein and the base.  With a group of 8 you would think the food would come out in a 5-10 minute window.  Actually it was more than a 20 minute window.  The waitress was pretty attentive most of the time but a couple of times we had to flag her down.  Two of us drinking coffee had to ask for a refill.\n\nThe beer wall gets it own paragraph.  For good reason.   There are something like 30+ beers on tap plus a few wines on tap.  All of them are listed on the wall with a bit of description and their alcohol content.  Some of them are pretty potent.  You can get a flight of 6 sample glasses for $9, you pick which 6 you want to try by filling out a card, which comes back with the flight so you remember what is in each glass.\n\nI wasn't really impressed with the space.  I liked the look but as many have noted it gets pretty noisy as it fills up.
__label__3 I was in Phoenix for a couple of days for a conference and found this place this first evening, a Wednesday, and was impressed enough to bring friends back Friday. It is great! I don't know what the complaints in other reviews about the service are talking about. The Tractor pizza with eggs and brussel sprouts was even better than I was hoping. As a brewer and fan of Belgian ales, I was impressed with their selection on tap, and the choose-your-own flights made me very happy.
__label__3 31 different types of crafts on tap + some wines + great food what more can you ask for! Been here twice in less than a month, and will be def going back. Totally work a try :)
__label__3 Great beer selection.  The wings and sauce were out of this world.  Cool restaurant.  Loud inside on a busy night.
__label__4 Amazing food. The pop tarts are pretty much the most delicious thing in existence. It's a weird week if I haven't come here at least once, and it's always consistently wonderful.
__label__3 Outstanding! And I am not a fan of buffets, because I do not believe that anything good in quality can be produced using mess production! Bacchanal is different. Went there out of curiosity . I find Caesars dining options, with exception of Hyakumi, excellent, so decided to check out Bacchanal! \nMost of the dishes I tried can be easily compared to high end restaurants food on  quality & taste. Duck, lamb chops, roasted chicken.. The list can go on and on. Seafood unfortunately was no different the anywhere else. Frozen, tasteless and very poor quality.     \nMy biggest complain would be the layout of place. It is impossible to walk without bumping into somebody.. Bad idea when you carry hot plates.\nOver all great place. I just wish it would stay this way. Unfortunately seeing what happen to Wynn, Bellagio, Cosmopolitan,etc. I give them 2-3 months until cost cuts will take place.
__label__4 Being the first grand opening weekend, I was surprised by how many people knew about this place even though they didn't advertise as much. I only found out because one of the girls in our group read it somewhere from USA Today (Food section)! As we got there, the line was already rows and rows filled so we decided to suck it up and wait the 1.5-2hr wait. When we finally got in, we paid the hefty fee of (45$ each) and got seated. We quickly ordered our drinks and ran to the buffet lines to see this \"extensive\" menu. I couldn't believe my EYES to see SOOO much food available. I made my way towards the seafood area which had snow crab legs to shrimp cocktails and even oysters. After that, I wanted to get some surf & turf so I went to the red meat area which I got my brisket, sausages, prime rib, etc. I thought that would be the end until I saw another room around the corner that had Italian, Asian and even a noodle bar where the chef made fresh Japanese ramen (which is to DIE for and surprisingly very good for a buffet), pho, and udon. This new buffet is literally the land of gluttony and our table was no exception. This buffet did remind me a bit of the Wicked Spoon for their aesthetic designs of their dishes such as their fried chicken and waffle came in vintage baskets and pots. \n\nEven after consuming all these savory dishes, we had to try their dessert menu; There's ALWAYS room for dessert! The dessert menu however wasn't as extensive as I thought it would be but they had some delicious gelato selection. The one that stood out the most was their strawberry. It literally tasted like the strawberry gelato that I had in Florence, Italy! It was that comparable. They also had macarons, crepes, assorted candies (swedish fish), and tiny cake pops.\n\nMy expectations for Vegas buffet are not that high for 1 main reason: Too much different food doesn't equate to good refined food because there's too many different options plus when you mass produce food, you skimp out on quality. But rest assured, this buffet offers QUALITY. I'm just hoping that the quality of the buffet wasn't at its best just because it was the opening weekend. I hope this quality is here to STAY!\n\nAnother nice plus was that the President of Caesar's sat right behind our table making sure that the buffet was operational at good standards and even greeted our table and introduced himself and bought a round of drinks for us. NOW THAT'S SERVICE!
__label__2 The ambiance and layout of the place is great. Get there early on Sundays to avoid long lines. While it was a decent size buffet it certainly is not the biggest. The stations are well organized and a good amount of selections. One drawback is the omelette station at the dessert station. The small dishes looks good for presentation but not very practical. Many of the small plates are too hot to grab. The mini pancakes are great but not necessary to have it on small places. Grabbing just two small plates would fill your plate. Get rid of the mini-plate idea. The french toast was the was excellent next to the red velvet mini pancakes. I was disappointed on a dismal fruit bar. A mixed berry dish was about it. The meat selection was excellent. The dessert selection was very average. Overall this place is okay for a $39.00 breakfast buffet there are many places with more selections.
__label__1 I went to this place on 09/30/12 and I must say this is my new favorite buffet in Vegas. It had the largest selection of good food I have ever seen at a buffet. Any buffet can have a large selection, even Rio's world buffet has a very large selection. What makes Bacchanal different is that the majority of what I ate was very good.\n\nI liked pretty much everything I had there. I tried to have a bit of everything, but that wasnt really possible. I'll list some of the notable stuff I enjoyed:\n\n- All the carved meats from the pork ribs to lamb chops\n- The dim sum was just as good as what I eat at my local dim sum restaurant. I especially liked the shu mai and xiao long bao\n- Beef lasagne was good\n- Loved the soup flavor of the tonkotsu ramen \n- The carnitas was very good\n- They would heat up the crab legs for you on request\n- Enjoyed the sushi rolls and hand rolls\n\nNow why did this place only get 2 stars? Because it had the WORST service I had ever seen! The wait in line was 3 hours. I dont mind if its cuz the restaurant is extremely popular and the wait was warranted due to lack of tables, but that was not the case. The buffet had maybe 1/5 of the staff they needed to keep things flowing. Even the hostess told me that it was because they could not clear tables fast enough. When I was eating, I noticed that the table next to me was never cleared, in fact I saw MANY tables that took forever to be cleared!\n\nOur server was horrendous. We were at the restaurant for almost 2 hours and I think I saw our server 3 times. Fortunately we ordered 3 drinks per person to last us through the meal, but the plates were never cleared since the server never came. I dont think he was lazy or anything, he just simply had like a million tables to work on. Which in turn left us with empty cups and plates on our table at all times. Which in turn resulted in the 3 hour wait.\n\nAnother thing that bothered me was that the staff told me that if I wanted to pay an additional $15 per person in our party, we can use the VIP line for a shorter wait. \n\nI would love to come back, but they need to get their staff issues in order.
__label__4 Loved this buffet! As a local I visit many of the buffets in town, and this will definitely be a frequently visited place for me! The price is good for what they offer, it felt clean and the food was fresh... I didn't feel like I was eating food that had been sitting under a heat lamp... I would definitely recommend my family and friends to this buffet and will entertain out of state relatives here as well!! Three thumbs up and a 5 star from me :)
__label__4 This buffet has got to be one of the best buffet ever. Love that they have international food. Their halibut is a must try..it totally melts in your mouth. Their desert section is amazing. Heard their oysters is one of best too. Too bad being preggo, I'm unable to try those little suckers out. Overall, this is the best buffet by far. Probably better than m buffet in my opinion...so I'll definitely be back on my next vegas trip..
__label__3 My friends and I waited 2 hours for the buffet about 2-3 weeks after it first opened.  It was $39.  I heard it was $35 but I guess they maybe jacked up the price for the I Heart Radio weekend.\n\nTip: Each person in your group should get a player's card to save $3 on the buffet.  (the $39 was after the discount)\n\nMy thoughts on the buffet...\n\nFood - AMAZING! They have so much variety from Asian, Italian, Mexican, American, etc. They have BBQ pork ribs, beef brisket, tomohawk steaks,truffled potato, sweet potato fries, seafood like crab legs, shrimp, and mussels. They have dim sum, ramen and pho!  If you like hot crab legs, ask the chefs to get it for you from the back.  They don't put the hot ones out in front for some reason, only the cold ones.\n\nOnly bad thing was no fruit for dinner except if you can find them as toppings from the desserts. Some desserts to name a few arecrepes, cupcakes, cakes, creme brulee, gelato, tiramisu, mousse, souffles, and cake pops.  Desserts looked great but wish they tasted better.\n\nPresentation - Super cute! It's very similar to the presentation at Wicked Spoon at the Cosmo.  They have their fried chicken in mini frying baskets and mini ketchup bottles.  The amount of desserts were impressive but I wish they spent more time of the taste of it instead of how it looked.  \n \nService - POOR.  I understand they were crazy busy but our waitress would forget one drink and bring another.  She wouldn't take our plates away without being asked.  I expected better service for the price you pay.\n\nIf you're a vegetarian, you should probably stay away.  You would not get your money's worth at this buffet.
__label__2 The place was great looking and  the employees were great, but the food while plentful every item I had was lukewarm and average in both quality and taste.
__label__3 I'm a Vegas local and I will admit I'm pretty reluctant to go to the strip just to have a buffet dinner, however I was urged to go. It's pricey, but if you are like me and my boyfriend and can ignore the fact your stomach is telling you \"Stop, enough, please... no more\" it's worth it. Like most buffets (in my option) this is set up so it's wrapped around the dinning area, I can never find my seat. The only thing that I wasn't too pleased with was I had to wait almost 10 minutes for drawn butter, for my crab legs, which ended up causing a line of people. Everything was wonderful in terms of the food, quality, and service. I will have to say I LOVED our little Italian waiter who delighted us with short stories about NY (where I'm from), even with story time he was quick and efficient as well as super friendly. I wish I remembered his name because he was delightful. Overall a very very good dinning experience especially for a buffet.
__label__1 Tried it since most reviews were good, but should have listen to the unsatisfied honest reviews, it took 2 agonizing hrs. in line to reach the table which is well set and clean but wait you have to get in line again yes again for the food this time, service was good but after lining up again for food it was just okay not worth the long lines. Sashimi was not that fresh, Todai is better reasonable price & no lines. Oysters were sweet but the shuckers were slackers they were too SLOW on opening up the well liked oysters and they were shucking the tiny oysters not good, crab legs forget about it lacking in taste too low of a quality. I DO NOT recommend to spend 2 hrs in line for a so..so food.
__label__0 if you're looking for customer service do not go to Bacchanal Buffet!  We hiked the maze to the buffet to show up at 10:01 only to be turned away.  Absolutely no compassion!
__label__2 AVOID - LINES TOO LONG\n\nI came the week between Christmas and NYE.  At around 6, the line was about 3.5 hrs long.  We paid $20 each for the express pass which shortened the wait to only 20 minutes.  \n\nHOWEVER once you get inside, the FOOD LINES are also very long.  Around 7:30, there was a 30 minute long line just for the seafood.  I waited 20 minutes in the meat line!!!  I was pissed off the entire dinner because of the food lines and took more food than I can eat because I didn't want to wait in the line again.    \n\nBacchanal needs better food station management.  The seafood and meat stations always have long lines which block people from getting the other dishes besides the crab legs and the carving station.  \n\nThere was a sign that asked people to limit their eating time to 2 hours but that's impossible because you spend an hour just standing in each of the food station lines.  MANAGEMENT NEEDS TO ORGANIZE THE STATIONS BETTER.
__label__1 Definitely not worth the $35. It's decent as far as buffets go, hence two stars instead of one, but there are so many other places to eat where you won't get ripped off and have decent food.
__label__4 Bacchanal is the new king of buffet in vegas. The selection here is outstanding and authentic, and I can speak for the asian cuisines here. \n\nThe Best Food: BBQ pork, roast duck, tonkatsu ramen, freshly made mexican tacos, XLB\n\nSeafood: They have king crab on dinners and weekend brunch, and the price $45-50/pp does reflect that. The best way is to get in line at 1pm on a weekday and pay lunch price for the dinner at 3pm. The line is about an hour long so do time it correctly. \n\nMeats: Prime rib, brisket, bacon, chicken, sausage and lamb racks\n during dinner. I'm not a big meat fan so I thought most of the food was ok.\n\nOther food worth mentioning: a big salad bar, sides, cook your own pasta bar and sushi\n\nStay away from: little wagyu sliders, they were super dry. Most of their chinese stir fry was overly salty. \n\nIcing on top: Love their freshly squeezed juices, especially the watermelon and orange. And the crepes were amazing as well, you can pick your own toppings, I could eat 4 in one setting if it wasn't so bad for me. Other desserts were ok, the souffle was kind of a let down and didn't have the right consistency at all.\n\nBacchanal is much better than Wicked Spoon and the Wynn, but you will pay for more. It's worth the trip if you don't mind lines too much, be prepared to be blown away!
__label__3 Not my best buffet experience in Vegas, but I don't regret trying it. My favorite part was the fresh, hot king crab legs.  Some cheaper buffets only have snow crab.  It's just not the same!  They had mochi for dessert, but only the flavors carried at trader joes.  The shrimp were gigantic.  I haven't tried Rio, but this is the best seafood buffet I've tried. Oh, and I got a huge slab of prime rib.  That chef knows what's up.
__label__1 Have been to several buffets in Vegas and this one is NOT worth the hype.  Food is no better than others, the plates are \"hidden\" and inconvenient to get to, the service was horrible.  Had to ask for refills on drinks several times and they were extremely slow about removing plates.  For the price I would have expected a bigger selection of \"side dishes\". Desserts were by far the best of  all their items.  Won't go back.
__label__4 Best buffet in Vegas - hands down.  The food is all very high quality, the selection is amazing and the presentation is unmatched.   I have had breakfast, lunch and dinner at Bacchanal and love all three.  I think my favorite station is the carving station, the amount of meats to try is impressive.  The slab bacon is tasty and something you can't get just anywhere.  Definitely save room for dessert - there are so many different things you will want to try.  My favorite dessert items are the chocolate chip cookies that come in little ramekins and the crepes and would definitely suggest getting both.
__label__3 I liked their crab legs. I was second in a huge forming line. They are cracked, so no work has to be done. Sushi was very fresh. They have really cute bite sized desserts, so you can sample a lot of things. The dessert section is hidden away from everything else, so I think there is a good chance a lot of people forget about it. They have gellato in many different flavors like sour cherry. Very cute desserts. I don't know what kind of dessert I was eating. White chocolate with edible silver balls and soft center. Good what ever it was. I am very picky, and I found a lot of stuff I could eat. However for the price, I think I like the Bellagio better. Their is also a buffet on the stip with circular aquariums at the buffet with tropical desserts that are out of this world. Just can't remember the name of it :( I just remember you take an esculator down to get to the buffet. If you love Sushi Todai is a great fish and sushi buffet for reasonable prices. They have chicken and beef too!
__label__3 Been here 4 times in 3 trips to Vegas since October 2012.  Bacchanal is a 4 on some nights but a 5 on its best nights.  The spread is amazing and the food presentation and atmosphere is sophisticated and modern.  Yes, the line can be horrendous just like every other top buffet.  Twice we waited an hour.  Another time we paid an extra $15 per person to skip the 90 minute line.  The last time, we arrived at 5:45pm on a Friday and there was absolutely no line at all, amazingly.   The food is quite good to excellent but has been inconsistent.  3 out of the 4 nights, the King Crab Legs, while meaty and plentiful were way too salty.   As King Crab is the main attraction for many people, I wish that it wasn't so salty, bordering on unpleasantly salty.   Another night, several items at the meat carving station were dry.  Love the shrimp cocktail, cheese station, sliders, and tonkatsu ramen with extra pork though.  And Bacchanal has the #1 dessert station hands down.
__label__1 Skip & go to Wicked Spoon or Studio B Buffet. If you're into desserts then by all means, go to Bacchanal BUT if you want good, tasty & hot food - then don't go here. I was disappointed. Food was lukewarm & mind you, I got it from the tray that was just refilled. Crab legs were dumped in hot water but that didn't do it for me. Imagine cold crab legs dumped quickly in hot water... what do you get? Lukewarm crab outside with cold crabmeat.
__label__1 Man, I was really excited to eat here. The good reviews, the fresh tacos....I came on a Tuesday at 2pm for lunch and there was no line. This was the week before Memorial so they can't blame the lack of quality on a holiday rush. The place is pretty inside but the buffet is spread out all along the wall of the room that it made going back for stuff a long walk. (I'm not lazy, I was traveling with older folk) Anyway, the food seemed like it had been sitting out for awhile and nothing was that spectacular. It all tasted like typical buffet food. I had no idea why they gave us these rubber pot holders as nothing I got was hot. The tortillas weren't made fresh and I was looking to having the meat carved from the spit. Nope. I tried the fresh watermelon juice, yuck. The best thing was the fresh dessert crepes.  Our plate waiter was kind of rude too. Save your money, skip the buffet,  and just go to a restaurant.
__label__2 Finally broke my Bacchanal Buffet virginity, and I'm sad to say that this place has been over hyped.. Or maybe I just had too high of a standard for this place because of everyone's reviews about it. \n\nMy family and I went during dinner - around 3pm, so there was almost no wait time. Walking in, I thought this place was quite impressive. The decoration was beautiful. I've never seen a buffet decorated like this! \n\nWe got seated, told the waiter our drink order, and left to get food. \n\n--- 1st serving: \n\n- Lo Mein noodles: Pretty yummy. Just the way I love my Asian noodles to taste like! Noodles weren't dry and it was pretty flavorful. \n- Salmon Nigiri: Can I just say.. YUM?! The salmon was nice and buttery. It tasted so good and fresh! But can I just say that the rice tasted TOO vinegary for my liking.\n- Kalbi ribs: Ehhh... Taste was yummy and very bbq-y BUT the meat was rubbery :( that killed it for me.\n- Edamame: Pretty good; wish it had a little bit more flavor to it though.\n- Penne alla vodka: HOLY YUM. I wish I got more of this, but I wanted to try bits and pieces of everything before I got insanely full. \n\n--- 2nd serving:\n\n- Oysters & crab legs: Mmm, my favorite seafood ever. So good! Though I wish the crab legs were a bit more meaty though. The ones at the Carnival buffet at Rio had more meat and were a bit more flavorful than the ones here.\n- Beer-battered shrimp: Not my favorite.. And I LOVE BEER. I was expecting these to taste like heaven but the shrimps were too overcooked so the meat stuck to the shell. I don't know about you, but I want to eat ALL of my shrimp meat.\n- Cocktail shrimp: I prefer the ones at the Carnival buffet better. Sure the shrimps here were ginormous but the flavor was not.\n- Corn on the cob: BEST CORN OF THE COB. HANDS DOWN. \n\nAs for the dessert, THIS WAS MY FAVORITE PART! It was like every single item I got was a little part of heaven going into my mouth. So good! \n\n--- Service: I thought the service was poor :( They took forever to get the plates off of our table. Not to mention they also failed to refill our drinks. I don't know if I'm spoiled or what, but I like it when my server is pro-active. They see an empty glass, they refill it. Simple as that right? I don't have to sit in my chair for an extra 5-10 minutes just looking around and waiting for ANY server to pass by just so I can get a refill of my peach iced tea. I understand that they get busy, but don't neglect your guests in the process of that for 20 almost 30 minutes sometimes! \n\nAnyway, I would go back.. If I won the lottery. This place is WAY TOO overpriced. $200 for 4 people for Saturday dinner. Yeah. OVERPRICED. When I could go to Carnival buffet for HALF of that price AND eat amazing quality foodies!
__label__2 *In cranky old person voice* - Buffets nowadays are getting more and more high-falutin', charging more and more for food that we can only look at longingly when our guts are full to the point of poppin!!\n\nFact - The d\u00e9cor at Bacchanal is equal to that of Michelin-starred restaurants, a setting in which overpaying for your food seems to make sense.  There is no question this place is beautiful.\nFact - The bounty is plentiful.  This is the stuff that could trigger sensory overload...think Willy Wonka and the Chocolate factory but with more than just candy.  \nFact - Their dim sum is better than most regular Chinese dim sum places I've been to in Orange County.  Sad to say but it's true!\n\nUnfortunately, the ultimate fact is...unless, you're some type of competitive eater (or secretly employ the use of a vomitorium like they used to do in the olden Bacchanal days), you're only eating 1/3 of what you're paying for the buffet.  Everything else is going to the cost of d\u00e9cor and excess food.  \"Getting your money's worth\" is a purely subjective mission here.\n\nAs beautiful as the rest of the place was, hubby and I got shoved into what appeared to be an overflow room where our chairs didn't match and our table was no better than a two top in a French caf\u00e9.\n\nFood was plentiful as I mentioned and nothing really stood out. It was definitely a shock and awe type feeling.\n\nMy biggest issue with this place was the service.  Our server was ok, not super attentive so we didn't get refills unless we craned our necks to flag him down.  The biggest offender, however, was the surly possibly racist jerk at the carving station.  I witnessed him being openly rude to a meek lady with limited English skills and then suddenly offering the next few Caucasian people the biggest brightest smiles and an almost subservient tone of voice.  When it was my turn, I was once again shocked at his brusqueness and his rude tone of voice.  I smiled/chuckled and asked him if he actually gave away the entire ribeye to which his reply was an icy glare accompanied with \"No, you can't have the whole steak.\" I ended up with the worst, fattiest cut he could scrounge up for me.  My next visit to his station was wordless even when I attempted some banter.  I'm typically a \"live and let live\" type of person but if I ever run into this guy again, I believe will call him out on his rudeness.  A subsequent courtesy email to Caesar's customer service received no response.\n\nAs other Yelpers have noted, it's more expensive than typical buffets out there.  It just depends on whether you think you're willing to pay for d\u00e9cor and maybe slightly better tasting food.  I'm still down with Wicked Spoon....
__label__3 I have mixed feelings. Was it expensive? Yeah, but what can you expect from a Vegas buffet. Was there a line? Yeah, so what. Was the food amazing? YES. I still have dreams about those crab legs (get them steamed, and they're already cut in half for you). The first time i had the rib-eye steak i was in heaven, perfectly cooked and juicy. The second time however it seemed like it was hardly cooked at all, i get that most people like medium rare but I'm more of a medium guy, so to each their own. The sushi was rather disappointing, not enough selection and not tasty. Overall I thought everything I tried was good, if maybe a little over hyped.
__label__1 Way Overpriced and Way Overrated!\n\n$55.12 per person on a Sunday!\nYeah.. it's a big buffet, but so not worth it unless you are a BIG meat and/or seafood eater!! Then MAYBE.. if you are really really hungry.\n\nI don't eat much seafood so I didn't even go to that area.\nThe crappy fried food was good and served in individual baskets.\nThe fresh made street tacos were average. \n\nThe dessert station was horrible!!\nDidn't like any of the desserts.\nThey sure look good but that's about it.\nWorst dessert buffet ever!!\n\nService was horrible................. S L O W on everything!!\nI would pass on this buffet!!
__label__3 So its $46 for Mon to thurs. $55 for Fri to sun. Great new place. Everything tastes top notch. Cons: There are lines to get the good meat and for seafood. Pros: This is worth the largest selection of food in Vegas. Cons: But I would say, wynn is good enough at a lower price for the crab legs. The crab legs were falling apart at bacchanal. Pros: u can get a souffle made in ten min. It's really good if they don't over bake it. There's macaroons, gelato, mochi which are the 4 best desserts.  The gelatin tho is better tasting at the wynn.
__label__3 So close to getting a 5* recommendation from me.  Finally tried Vegas's newest gourmet dining buffet, and I definitely loved it.  The dishes were amazing, but for some reason I still like Wicked Spoon better.\n\nThat being said, I did have an amazing customer service experience.  I tried a piece of a square pizza that turned out to be amazing.  Went to get more at the end of my meal, and was told it was the chef's specialty.  I chatted with him and he said he'd make me a \"personal pizza.\"  15 minutes later I came back to a HUGE pizza just for me.  It was blue cheese, prosciutto, and another meet I'm forgetting.  Go to the Italian station and ask for \"Tony Gets\" and have him make you this masterpiece!
__label__3 Heard this was the #1 buffet in Vegas. The main draw of this place are its snow crab legs which were pretty good albeit skinny :P. The last time I was in vegas, The Bellagio had a similar buffet serving the same items for $35-$40 I believe(?) This place was $50.\n\n3.5 stars, but rounded up.
__label__2 Large buffet featuring an assortment of foods: American, Italian, Asian, Mexican, seafood, and so many dessert options. 3.5 stars\n\nFood: 3.5, atmosphere: 4, service: 4\nCost to worth it rating: 3 ($35 for weekday lunch)\nReturn worthiness: maybe\n\nHighlights:\n- Asian area: the best station for me. Usually you get impostors, but the cha sui baos were legit: soft buns and sweet insides without fat. Also enjoyed the large cha sui pieces and duck.\n- Italian: the spinach ravioli in vodka sauce and meatball were really good. I liked the single little dishes they put out for taste portions \n- Deep fried broccoli cheese casserole: surprising favorite \n- American plating: loved the little buckets for the tater tots and waffle fries and the mini fry basket with a piece of fried chicken and sweet potato fries\n- Brisket: nice rub on the outside and liked the option of BBQ sauces\n- Red velvet whoopie pie: soft and on point flavors for a authentic rendition \n- Dessert variety: from cupcakes and cookies to bread pudding to unique gelato flavors to made to order crepes to sugar free desserts and  more, there was tons to choose from\n\nMidlights:\n- Good amount of empty spots: those items looked good but guess they were so popular they ran out \n\n\nLowlights:\n- Shrimp: cold one tasted a bit fishy and the hot one with heads were overlooked \n- Spicy fried fish: was excited for this dish but wasn't that great--probably because it was sitting out\n- Meat inconsistency: some was dry\n\nSome items were great but as with most buffets others were mediocre. If you're a dessert person you might like it. I'd consider coming back, but won't be in a rush and wouldn't stand in a long line for it.
__label__0 If you arrive at this most overrated buffet at 6:30pm plan on filling your first plate of dinner at 8:30pm. Once finally in we were excited to eat the much hyped food. The prime rib was dry, the paella tasted like rice out of a bag from the supermarket and the oysters were questionable. For the $51.00 cover price the food definitely wasn't up to par, equally disappointing every single serving spoon I touched was filled with food and stickiness. If you're going to spend this kind of money for dinner there's hundreds of restaurants in Las Vegas and which you will have a much more enjoyable evening.
__label__3 Rounding up from a 3.5 star review! \nI went for brunch on Saturday, and arrived just before 12p.  The line was not crazy, but when we left it was, so we hit the sweet spot, apparently.  The line moved quickly, and there was even loungy mood music playing, which helped pass the time. The cost was $45/person. \n\nThis new buffet had beautiful ambiance, natural lighting, friendly staff (the guy at the meat carving station was super friendly!).  The tables were quickly bussed, and the layout was very big! It went on and on.  Mostly everything was clean and replenished often.  They even give you mini-potholders made of plastic to help you grip hot bowls and pans. \n\nSmall rant:  I HATE those individual serving containers! From mini-pots/pans to baskets, to bowls!! UGH! They take up a lot of room on your plate, you can't really hold them in your other hand, and they are just frustrating in general! I'm at a buffet! Stop trying to restrict my servings! Or at least give me a cafeteria tray so I can put everything there. I was tempted a few times to dump the food out of the fancy-schmancy little dishes and just onto my plate, but I resisted the urge. \n\nRant over.\n\nOf course, on a buffet, food can be hit or miss.  I loved the steamed (chilled) shrimp, the seafood pasta, the mushroom risotto, the chicken marsella, and the ribs.  I also thought the ham and cheese croissants were great, and enjoyed the brisket as well.  I also really liked the freshly made crepe- a nice ending to a meal. The coconut shrimp was just ok- I didn't see any sauce for it, and the sweet potato tater tots were great!  I had a small bite of the sliders, and they were tasty too.\n\nI tried some of the Asian offerings- the spicy fish was super spicy (lots of chili pepper), and the dumplings were fine.  I skipped the pizza and most of the pasta selections. There were also sushi offerings and a few Mexican items too.\n\nOn the negative side, the crab legs (which can be steamed upon request), were rather puny, and the mac&cheese was nothing great. Neither was the fried chicken in the chicken and waffle basket (not very seasoned).  I was pretty disappointed with the French toast too (bland).  The bread pudding seemed to be the only thing that wasn't refreshed- it looked old and picked over.\n\nOn balance, I still think the M buffet is tops around.  Next, I'd probably give the edge to Wicked Spoon, because their food is a bit more flavorful.\n\nAll in all, I'm glad I finally checked it out, but isn't going to be a must-do on my buffet list.
__label__3 I heard a lot of rave reviews about this buffet, so I was super excited to try it. Came at around 3pm on a Sunday. No wait?! Score!\n\nThey have a ton of selections, and I was happy with most of the items I tried - poke, chowder, oysters, crab legs, truffle scalloped potatoes, etc.\n\nThe downside: I was disappointed by the prime rib. Whenever I go to a buffet, I look forward to crab legs and prime rib. This prime rib looked dull and sad, but I gave it a chance anyway. Although it was pretty tender, I only ate about half of it, since it was lacking the flavor I was looking for.\n\nDesserts were good. Can't go wrong with chocolate covered strawberries, creme br\u00fbl\u00e9e, and mochi! I'm not a huge macaron fanatic, but they have some there for those who are obsessed. \n\nI'll probably find myself here again with family or friends, so hopefully next time the prime rib will be on point. Until then, I prefer the M buffet!
__label__1 A big fat disappointment.\n\nAnd I say this without having to wait in a ridiculous 3 hour line. We were seated right away, thanks to TR Diamond perks. The food? Gross. 2 stars for the crab legs and oysters ONLY...but come on, how do you screw that up?\n\nI still prefer Wicked Spoon, although they lack the oysters, the selection is quality, not quantity!
__label__2 Giving 3 stars...\n\nVery pricy. $45.99 for weekdays dinner. Feel a bit over price compared to other places that I tried. I called earlier to confirm they have lobster and king crab before I went there. And they said they had lobster and king crab. That was the reason I chose Bacchanal. However, there was neither lobster nor king crab. I was disappointed a bit. \n\nHaving said that, food quality is excellent. Service is awesome.
__label__3 Yum if you like buttery selections (eg. Broccoli , mac'n'cheese, mashed potatoes).  They do have a nice selection of Asian foods.  We went for lunch.  The dude cutting the meats have a positive attidude and makes the experience more enjoyable .  Though the price is a little high $41.99 for weekend brunch, but definitely worth a try.  You can save a whole buck if you are a current Caesar card holder, woot.
__label__4 We have tried many buffet's in Vegas and have come to conclusion that with buffet's you really do get what you pay for. I will say that their boast of over 500 items to choose from is a bit overwhelming. There was just soooo much to choose from. I can honestly say though, that I don't recall trying anything that I did not like. The carving station was one of the biggest that we've been to. The chef's were more than happy to prepare something special for you if you desired. I wanted one of the Kobe sliders without cheese and they had 2 whipped up for me in just a few moments. I can't really comment on the dessert section as neither of us are big dessert fans but as far as the rest of the buffet goes, I could not ask for more. We will definitely return here for our next visit to Vegas.\nThe wait to get in was quite long but they did have an option to add $15 to the $50 price and not wait in line but being a frugal person, we waited the 30 or so minutes in line. It really wasn't that bad considering the wait that is generally expected at a buffet on the strip.
__label__3 FINALLY got to try the highly praised Bacchanal Buffet inside the Caesar's Palace.\nI gotta say that I was quite impressed with the wide selection and excellent quality of the food. Did I eat $60 worth of buffet grub? I'm not so sure. To be honest, my experience here could have been better. I felt like a marathoner that couldn't finish the race. \n\nI literally started off with a sprint. I ran to the first station of food that I could lust my eyes upon which was the carving station. I got 2 legs of lamb, 2 bbq pork ribs, prime rib, and a truffle potato gratin. It filled up two plates, and I devoured it. The meats were a little salty, but I really enjoyed the truffle potato. Unfortunately, I could start to feel the effects of starting off too quickly. Next, I went on to the seafood station which included jumbo sized cocktail shrimp, mussels, snow crab legs, and raw oysters. The seafood was a little salty as well which resulted in a lot of water consumption. Then, I went on to try their dim sum and sushi. The spicy salmon sashimi was fresh and very tasty. Finally, the reason why I feel like I couldn't finish the race was because I was too stuffed to really enjoy the seductive looking desserts. They had macarons, all different kinds of cake, ice cream, and even Mochi freakin ice cream! Sadly, my stomach only had room for a black sesame and green tea Mochi ice cream :(\n\nGotta come in with a better strategy next time!
__label__2 This place is over rated and overpriced ! Wait time is about 2 hours and you pay 51$ plus tax and if you can't wait too long you can add 15 more dollars and your wait time is about 15 min and i think that's shady business from management calling it express lane !!!\nFood is tasty but nothing special , I like their choices of meat and the way it's cooked but anything else is average and you can find it in any other hotel buffet (Wynn , Rio seafood and Bellagio ) . Our waiter was nice and helpful .  \nWe also heard a lot about their dessert choices but i wasn't really impressed  just normal buffet dessert .
__label__0 This buffet sucked! You'd be better off going to Hometown Buffet. The Rio and Mirage buffets are still far better than this dive. The design and atmosphere is simplistic and strange.  They could have made this place much more Romanequese. It may have been named after a Roman God but the food and atmosphere wasn't even good enough for mere mortals like us.
__label__0 I think this is not a new buffet in town!! I just went there on Thanksgiving day, which is not the first Thanksgiving day. OMG I have to wait for 5 hours to be seated. Unprofessional management, there are a lot of table empty but no one clean it, so there are only 70% can provide to customers. 30% left unattended. \n\nThey charge for $10.- extra for Thanksgiving but no sign posted. \n\nThere have only 2 staffs working for almost 500 customers. Those 2 staffs served only their \"DIAMOND\" guest. The rest, just keep waiting, they don't care!!! \n\nWhen I complain to one of their staff, she complain to manager, who standing and do nothing, I just got bluffs back that he will kick me out from the hotel!!! WTF \n\nHe treated his staff better than his customers.\n\nThe food is great!! but I lost my appertise already.
__label__0 I feel like a pig eating at the trough - that's the kind of food u get from this buffet after 2.5 hours wait. Don't waste your time and belly. Go somewhere else unless you like to be a pig - oink, oink, oink.
__label__0 More like BOTCHanal Buffet..\n\nLet me start by saying that I don't usually take the time to review things on yelp, because I feel other people will usually do a good job of posting accurate reviews.  With that said, I usually write a review when something is really good, really bad, or I disagree with the majority of reviews.  Here's my review:\n\nTHIS PLACE IS OVERRATED!!!\n\nI've been to buffets that are 50% cheaper and have the same quality, selection, and better service.  Granted, we had a very responsive busboy and server.  But man, the hosts and hostesses could not count or prioritize to save their lives.  We ended up waiting 265 minutes total.  Then when we got to the front of the line, the \"joke-stess\" called forward a party behind us.  She told us we would only have to wait 2 more minutes, which turned out to be 30 more minutes.  We had to complain to the manager in order to be seated.  And finally, when the rope line was opened for us to go sit down, the hostess miscounted the number of people in our group by a large amount.  Whether for lack of attention or inability to count, they obviously were not running the place competently.  \n\nSimilar to what another reviewer stated, we got to our table to find that there were plenty of open tables that would have accommodated our group.  We also saw that they seated a party with less people than ours at a table meant for 8.  \n\nO_O\n\nOk enough of the introductions--let's get on to the food.\n\nMany people seemed crazy about the crab legs.  I guess many people go to buffets only for the crab.  I go for everything.  \n\nTypically, buffet food is a little stale because it kinda sits there for a while.  For the price this place charges, you would think their food would be a little different......  not the case.    this food is your usual crusty-edged garbage that results from being over exposed to warming lamps.  \n\nThe variety of options was also not impressive.  Even if there were items that are not normally at a traditional buffet, people didn't choose them.  They just remained in the heating lamps drying out.  My guess is that there is a reason some dishes are not typically served at buffets.   \n\nOverall, this place felt on par with other buffets that charge around 20-25 dollars.  \nSave your money, time, and the headache for something else!!\n\nP.S.- BE PREPARED FOR ANNOYING PEOPLE TAKING CELLPHONE PICTURES OF ALL THE FOOD.
__label__4 By far the best buffet I've been to in all of Las Vegas, & I've been to more than a few.  Everything about Bachanal is 5 stars; the scrumptious food, the friendly & accommodating service, & the comfortable ambience.  My only regret is eating here on our first night in Vegas the last trip.  After that, no other Buffett could compare.\n\nMany, many selections from all parts of the world await you, & the host takes you on a little tour so you can see what's available.  I thought this was a nice touch. \n\nA few of my favorites were the snow crab legs which were conveniently cut in half, eliminating the need to crack them; the many meats at the carving station, including a tender, succulent prime rib & a flavorful brisket; & of course the delectable desserts, all freshly made by a French pastry chef. \n\nCan't wait to return!
__label__0 Beautiful buffet decor. Love the text you when your table is ready.  But why does one go to a buffet at this price? You want amazing food.   T\n\nhe food is plentiful but nothing is great, it's all blah, blah with a side of blah. Sure you get crab legs(hot or chilled) sushi (too warm) dumplings (tasted frozen), pizza (cardboard) prime rib (no flavor) the rest is standard. Fried Chicken, Mexican, Italian, Chinese, blah blah blah.  Nothing was out of the ordinary, interesting or gave me that WOW I thought I would have. If I'm paying this price I want unique, non typical, amazing food. Mediocre doesn't cut it. Sorry Caesars, it's all hype and no substance.\n\n$58 was the price for dinner Sunday night. Service was top notch. $10 for tip total. $68 for one person.   $$$$
__label__2 It's my first time trying this place. The machines to sign up was pretty much all having issues. The only way to bypass the issue is if you put down some event, such as a birthday or anniversary on it. \n\nThe food was mediocre and their truffle items was overpowered with all truffle. Their hot boiled crab legs came out smoking, but was really luke warm.\n\nI don't think I would come back here again anytime soon.
__label__2 Rated #1 by USA magazine food was great although for the price I felt it should of been a little better and lot more selection. The seafood was just great and fresh, the meat section lamb and steak my favorite. The Asian selection was not enough and the Italian section was really lacking they only had 1 pasta dish where is the rest? \n\nThe dessert was just amazing love everything that alone will come back for :) \n\nLove the setting and ambience not your average buffet.  \n\nIf you have the money to splurge then go but if not you can go to other  buffets and have more selection.
__label__3 Came here on a Saturday around 1pm. To my surprise no line, but wait... They have a new system where you go to a screen touch computer and input your info (name, phone number, and # of ppl in your party); the computer then generates a time for you to come back to pay. Personally, I like this better than waiting in line for over an hour. Pretty smart for the hotel also because while you wait for your time chances are you are playing, so the hotel makes more money. \n\nWe had a party of 9 people and we were given a time for 2:45pm, so over an hour wait. That's pretty typical for this buffet, at least we didn't have to stand waiting in line. They will text 10 mins prior to your  designated time and you just go straight to the hostess and she then directs you to the cashier to pay. We waited about 10 mins to get a table after paying. Not bad! \n\nFor the food... Great selections; definitely better than other buffets on the strip. Make sure you come hungry because there will be plenty of food for you to choose from!
__label__2 Had lunch buffet last week. It was a good meal but still disappointed compared to what I paid. Also disappointed that the variety of food is far less than what I expected, maybe because it was lunch, not dinner.
__label__0 Was way too excited too excited to come to this place with the hubby. Paid $110.00 for food that was sub par. Nothing looked excepetionally good and nothing tasted too great either. Dessert bar was a total let down. Presentation of items were nice but lacked in flavor, how can u really go wrong with flan. Wish i would have did a tour of this place before i decided to eat. Oh well at least i had the experience but this place is definately not worth the mula!
__label__1 I came here after hearing the rumors that this is the \"best buffet in Vegas.\" Let me preface my review with the fact that I am a pescatarian, a recession-era college graduate, who doesn't drink and I was underwhelmed with my experience here.\n\nI checked out the tips on Yelp, which advised me to arrive early so that I could get a ticket before paying and being seated (thanks, Yelpers!). My boyfriend and I grabbed our tickets from one of the kiosks next to the hostess's podium, which is already pretty confusing as people were fumbling around, wondering how to get seated at the Holy Grail of Vegas buffets. Of course, we checked in at 1p so we would have enough time to embrace the brunch price tag (with the unlimited mimosas for my beau) and stay for the beginning of their dinner service. We were notified via text exactly 70 minutes after we got our ticket (as promised) that our seats will be held for 15 minutes. We made it in the nick of time and, luckily, there was no line to pay. We were asked to pose for souvenir pictures in front, which we were later solicited to purchase for $25 during our meal - just because we are eating here does not mean we want to spend $25 to commemorate our excessive spending on excessive eating! We were seated pretty quickly, as there were plenty of vacant tables around the restaurant.\n\nThe selection was tragically lackluster. There were the standard staples of most buffets (e.g. salad bar, pizza station, hamburger sliders, crab legs, sushi, pastries) with stations for meat-carving, meat and cheese, dim sum, udon/ramen, and southern comfort food (i.e. corn on the cob, tater tots, etc.). As a pescatarian who doesn't like shellfish, you could imagine how limited my options were. There were about 5 types of rolls to choose from [including pickled vegetables (seriously?!), imitation crab (come on!), spicy tuna], and then a few choices of nigiri (salmon, tuna, and shrimp). The dim sum selection was pitiful and I'm pretty sure the har gow had been frozen. My boyfriend loved the shumai.\n\nWe moseyed on over to the seafood station and grabbed some salmon and some sort of unmarked whitefish, both of which we decided not to finish after one bite. My boyfriend excitedly filled his plate with the selections from the meat-carving station only to find out that most of the lamb chop had been fat and it was underwhelming, despite the grand presentation.\n\nNow onto the desserts -- they have a crepe station, which I was really excited about until I realized that they cook the crepes for you and then you slather on preserved berries, bananas, and cool whip to your liking - where's the nutella? Why didn't they put fresh fruit in them for me like a real creperie would have? Oh, right, I paid $50 to do it myself... I also tried their gelato, which was pretty delicious, but they were distributed in small servings (smaller than my fist), which, in retrospect, is probably wise since people are probably stuffed by the time they reach dessert. Their vanilla with fleur de sel and salted caramel flavors are delicious! They also have a create-your-own ice cream sandwich option with chocolate cookies or almond cookies, which was a pretty neat option.\n\nEssentially, this buffet is not pescatarian/vegetarian-friendly. I ended up filling up on spicy tuna rolls and cocktail shrimp with dabbling in new, disappointing dishes in between before giving up and diving into the desserts. I am also disappointed that their brunch selection was more \"-unch\" than \"br-,\" as they did not have many \"traditional\" breakfast options (other than dim sum and red velvet pancakes).\n\nMy favorites from this place were the juices they had in adorable individual carafes (guava, mango, cranberry, to name a few) and their ice cream, I guess. \nIf you're looking for high prices, limited selection, and even less satisfying quality, this is the place to be! Nothing in this buffet seemed notable or worth coming back for. My boyfriend mainly liked his sliders that he topped with their guacamole, but seriously? I'm not going to pay $50 for sliders, juice, and gelato.\n\nI'm glad we tried it so that we know what \"the best buffet in Vegas\" is really like, so we can go back to The Bellagio with $20 more in our pockets and Beef Wellington and sushi hand rolls in our stomachs!
__label__1 I picked this lunch buffet because of the decent rating from Yelp!  \n\nThe price is $35.99 per person\n\nOverall, the choice of foods variety is somewhat limited with what other competitors offering.  Foods are so-so.  With this kind of price, I would go for Wicked Spoon at least they have good desserts.
__label__4 Love love love this place! its soo HUGE. with all kinds of food ! \nCame here with a group of 6 ladies on a saturday lunch. The cost was an about like $46.99 something like that. It was champagne lunch thats why the price was so high. \n\nWhen we were being seated, we walked passed the meat section and the man, who was big and built, that was serving the meat saw me and my group and yelled \"LADIES! WELCOME TO BUCCHANAL!\" haha it was so EPIC and awesome hes voice sounded like those warrior type hahaha \n\nWe were seated in the way back of the buffet with a big around table with plush tall yellow seats! so pretty!\n\nI feel like they EVERYTHING. The meat section from your choosing of sausage, ham, steak, etc, noodle soup station, dim dum, sushi rolls /nigiri/ sashimi, crab legs, cheese & bread, and so on you get the point!\n\nDesert is on point! Macaroons, gellato, cookies, cakes, cupcakes, you can make your own cookie ice cream sandwiches!\n\nIm going to vegas at the end of June and i am def coming here for lunch but on the weekdays when its a lil cheaper!
__label__1 Horrible Horrible Line!  Worse than Disneyland!  Food is great but after waiting for so long, who cares about the food.  If you're diabetic, you might pass out before you get seated and don't be fooled by your ticket time.  There's more waiting after that.  Go to M Resort instead!
__label__4 Fat kid heaven!!! So many choices it is overwhelming. My suggestion is to first do a full walk through to peruse all your options before committing to anything.\n\nHeard that they have a 24 hour pass you can purchase for something like $50 which is totally worth it! I'd probably start with dinner and then let it lap over into the next day trying to fit in as many meals as possible :). \n\nOysters were fresh and delicious! And don't make the same mistake I did and fill up on fresh juice!
__label__2 I really want to like this place, but it was extremely disappointing. Maybe it was overhyped. The food was just okay, nothing sets it apart from other buffets. \n\nBased on other reviews, I might give it another shot next time I'm in Vegas, but I'd rather go back to the seafood buffet at Rio before dining here again.
__label__4 Can't express how amazing this dinner buffet was!  Spending the same amount at another restaurant would only get you 1 dish & a glass of wine.  Here it's all gourmet, & as much as you want of whatever you want!  Awesome cheese, great crab legs freshly steamed, beautiful & delicious desserts!
__label__3 I usually don't like going to buffets, but when you are in Vegas you gotta try one of the buffets there.  I heard from multiple people that Bacchanal is the best, so I had to try it.  \n\nThe decor was just beautiful especially for a buffet place.  This place is really big and spacious.  You don't feel like a sardine like other places where they try to pack as many tables back to back.  \n\nThe food was good.  I don't know if I'll come back here again, but it was definitely a good experience eating here.  There were lots of variety and stations to catered to certain types of foods, like Asian, Italian, and American.  There was a giant dessert section, it was the bomb!  So many different kinda of desserts that'll you'll want to try it all!!!  One thing that I didn't like about the desserts was the gelato.  I thought it was dumb that they served it in warm bowls!  Like by the time I got back to my table the gelato was half melting and I was probably like 20 feet or less away from the dessert station.  Food over all was decent.  I kinda thought there would be more types of food going into the buffet, but after walking making my rounds, there were as much as I hoped for.  They had a meat craving station, so a chef is craving meat right in front of you.  I wanted to try the ribs, so when I got it I wasn't expecting it to be so big!  It took up my whole plate!  When I went to eat it I felt like a lot of it was fat.  Also the only utensil they will give you is a butter knife!  That butter knife did nothing!  We asked for a real knife, but they said they aren't allow to give us any.  So I didn't even want to try ordering more of their pieces of meats at the craving station cause it was so difficult to eat.  I liked a few of the foods in the Asian section.  \n\nBy the way this was for lunch buffet.  It costed about 40 before tip.  Overall not bad.  If you r in Vegas, it's a one time must try.
__label__0 Dinner buffet. The food look old. Crab legs and carving station look like some 9.99 buffets. Dinner is 50.99. But I would not eat here if the price was 20 bucks. I was smart enough to ask them to let me check out the food first. 5 stars for me.
__label__1 First time I tried.  It was awesome. But this time it is actually not good.  They also increase the price for 4th July holiday. But the food was worse. Oysters were not fresh. King crabs are small.  We were really disappointed. For almost $70 a person. Totally not worth it. Stay away for good.
__label__0 We waited hours to get in by the time we got in I was not hungry... I did not see anything exceptional so crowded .   I guess if you love crab legs then enjoy. but i dont eat that....  Disappointed... and expensive!   I rather pay that price and have a nice sit down dinner!
__label__4 I be been here for lunch and dinner and the food is great. Not huge but still a very good selection with great present. They have a beautiful selection of desserts as well. Steamed crab legs are the best!! The food overall is a bit salty but still my favorite buffet on the strip so I have to give it 5 stars!!
__label__3 Overall i thought that this buffet was one of the best buffets that i have ever been to. They had many different variety of meats such as lamb and primb rib (which were cooked really well). I am usually very picky with slider but the one at this buffet was amazing. The ramen was decent and so were the crab legs. This buffet had a giant variety of many different types of food and they all hit a good level of satisfaction. Not a big fan of buffets but this one is an exception for me.
__label__1 I was very disappointed with this buffet. Take this review with a grain of salt though, I came on Labor Day weekend and so the kitchen was likely understaffed and rushed.\n\nWe waited about two hours to get seated in the buffet and paid $55 since it was a holiday. The food was mediocre, nothing was spectacular. I sampled some of everything. \n\nThe meats were a tad dry and a bit too fatty. The seafood was also dry and flavorless. The Asian food was subpar and uncreative. The desserts did not stand out either. Service was good, and the unlimited breakfast drinks was nice. \n\nI've eaten better buffets at my college dining halls. Wholly unimpressed with the Bacchanal considering how steep the price is.
__label__1 Not impressed at all!  Mostly lunch items at breakfast time. Most of the breakfast items were cold and not very well prepared. \n\nBellagio's buffet is MUCH better!
__label__3 We came here during the Labor Day weekend. Boy, the wait was LONG! We waited over 2 hours to get in. The food selection was great! There are a lot of choices and numerous stations. The seafood such as crab legs, oysters, crab claws, shrimp cocktails, and crawfish were fresh. We also tried their oxtail soup. It was pretty good. The dessert station was great as well. They have all kinds of cakes and pastries, gelato, mochi ice-cream, chocolate covered strawberries, as well as crepes. Overall, the food and services were great. It's the long wait that makes us rethink whether to come back again. That's the only reason for knocking off the one star from my review.
__label__0 PLEASE DO NOT GO HERE. $116 waste of money. Go to Wicked Spoon or Wynn or literally any other buffet in town and you will enjoy yourself a lot more. \n\nI love a good buffet and for my girlfriends birthday dinner I was so excited to take her to the best, bacchanal. But we were amazingly underwhelmed. Heed these bad reviews, we aren't lying. The food was terrible, the lines were worse. When my waiter came around and asked how our meal was, I said it was terrible and when I glanced over my shoulder to him, I saw he had already moved on and wasn't listening at all. I emailed Caesars and told them my entire story and 3 days later received a copy/paste impersonal response that said \"thanks for making us aware of that issue\".\n\nCAESAR'S DOESNT CARE IF YOU COME OR NOT. They are too big too care as evidenced by the absurd $116 price tag and the 2000+ reviews. I care a lot more about you enjoying your meal than they do. They messed up my girl's bday dinner and didn't even care. Jerks.
__label__2 I'm trying my hardest to not give this buffet a 2-star rating. Because honestly if you hover that tiny little mouse over the 2-star rating, it reads \"Meh. I've experienced better.\" And frankly, I have. Hands down my favorite buffet in Vegas so far is Wicked Spoon at the Cosmo (see my review for more about it) and taking second billing would be the Wynn Buffet (also reviewed).\n\nReason why I'm not giving it a 2 is because it's not horrible; I didn't get food poisoning, food wasn't tasteless, I didn't leave hungry. BUT I did regret what I paid for and felt absolutely disappointed in choosing to eat here. I understand that they're known for their wide variety of items to choose from which there were, but the quality of those items were pretty run of the mill. Chips and salsa. Mac and cheese. Your token \"Asian section\" with chow mein and fried rice. The seafood section was lackluster. My cod was dry and bland. Probably the only food item I did like was their truffle scalloped potatoes. I went for seconds on that one - must have! But that's about it. Their dessert section didn't excite me. I think I ate all my custard cause it tasted like leche flan (shout out to all my Filipinos), sampled the rest of the desserts and pushed them to the side of my plate. Super wasteful but I pretty much saved other people's time from grabbing a sub-par dessert. You're welcome, Vegas patrons.\n\nYou expect grandeur at a place like this, well at least I did. Especially with this kind of price tag, you expect tiny ass rainbows to come shooting out of your eyes as you body roll in your seat making yummy noises. Sadly, none of these things happened. I was left rainbow less and my body refused to roll.\n\nI would not come back. Sorry, Bacchanal. I'm probably better off taking my money elsewhere... slots anyone?
__label__2 If you can stomach the long wait the Bacchanal buffet is probably one of the best in Las Vegas!  They think their new ticketing system works well but to me and most other guests it's a complete clusterfuck!\n\nWhile we were standing in line my friend E.L. made an interesting observation.... she said (and I paraphrase her..) in 3rd world countries people wait in line for clean water and vaccines that could save their lives,... in North America we wait in line to stuff our faces with food!!!  Wow EL. what a revelation!  I never expected you to have the depth to make a comment like that!!!  Haha!  \n\nok....  I could only stomach two average size plates.... 1 dinner plate and 1 dessert plate....  Maybe sitting there watching all these people gorging themselves took my appetite away...   I kind of remember this place being really good last time I came here...  this time not so much!  \n\nI think it will be a while before I come back to the Bacchanal Buffet again!
__label__4 BEST BUFFET IN VEGAS!\nWicked Spoon ain't got nothing on Bacchanal. What I like is that B doesn't play. One of the first stations you see is the seafood. BAM! Piles-a-plenty of crab, shrimp, oysters, salmon, seabass 'n more. Work your way down from there and find all types of cuisines well-represented. I liked that they had a station of fresh juice, including horchata. Refreshing! Desserts had their own central \"island\" complete with varying fine patisserie-worthy delights and a gelato station. \n\nWe had a late start to the day and caught a late lunch. Ended up paying lunch price for dinner stuffs. Life just doesn't get better than that.
__label__3 Out of everything I ate here, my most favorite was this raspberry macaron with lychee ganache. \n\nEverything else - prime rib, crab legs, shrimp, etc. was nothing out of the ordinary of your regular buffet. I did like the assortment though as the dishes were more thought out (ie: the salad bar isn't just a bowl of leaves, but endive salad with shrimp or something like that). They also had a juice bar..the guava juice was delicious!\n\nPricey - $58 for dinner buffet.
__label__2 The different foods are hit or miss. I commend the asian section for its efforts - but the dim sum was sub par, and the char siu was decent. We expected more from the reviews and the price tag. We went for lunch, and even then, we felt we paid more than necessary for the rude service and unimpressive food. A lot of the presentation of the food is wonderful. The aisles are clean, most of it was fresh and hot. There are no spills or stickiness on the counter tops, and all the chefs pay close attention to these things. Our waitress came by maybe twice to refill our soda/water. The other waitresses were loud, talked among their coworkers rudely about customers, and we had to ask one where our waitress was, since we hadn't seen her in a while. The only exception to the customer service was the woman at the entrance of the buffet. She had a great attitude and was exceptionally kind to us. \n\nWe tried almost everything on the buffet. The Mac & Cheese was nothing to write home about, though the Kobe sliders were great and were restocked multiple times during our hour visit. I quite liked the \"American\" section. The sweet potato pots were fantastic, and the veggies were well cooked and delicious. The salad bar, like any salad bar, had fresh ingredients and there was a large array to choose from. With the price tag, that's to be expected. The meats were cooked really well, though the prime rib could have been a bit better. There were made to order tacos and fajitas. I enjoyed these a lot, and the salsa & chips to go with it. They also included drinks that you wouldn't normally find out and about, such as fresh fruit juices squeezed into decorative plastic bottles. We tried the Watermelon and it was very good. Down the line, you'll find Italian eats. I was unimpressed with the selection there. There was a lasagna, and 3-4 other types of pasta. All of them were unfamiliar to me and most were spicy. The selection bummed me out quite a bit. I tried a spoon full of everything, and I'd say definitely pass on the Italian during lunch periods. The seafood was just seafood. Nothing horrible, nothing special. The desserts were where I was the happiest. There were some that were inconsistent with the sweetness and lacked any luster, but others were spot on. I really enjoyed this area of the buffet, particularly the cheesecake, brownies, fudge, and creme brule. \n\nThe biggest wow factor is just the sheer amount of food available. Next to that, the presentation is quite pretty. I won't say that it's bad food. It just wasn't all that spectacular. The dining area is clean and quite large, so you don't feel cramped or stuffed in. The decor is simple and elegant, and strays away from the overly garish that gives Las Vegas its reputation. That being said, we went to other buffets in Vegas, such as the MGM, and I preferred the flavors there to hundreds of dishes that mostly miss. The Bacchanal puts on a hearty display, but falls short in key areas such as seafood and ethnic foods. We blamed it on coming during the lunch hour, presuming that had we chosen dinner, the foods would have been prepared with a lot more finesse.
__label__3 Good food, long wait. You have to give yourself at least 2 hours to stay in line. \n\nThe crab legs were great but I thought the prime rib was so so. They have a great selection of food and desserts and everything I've tried was pretty good.
__label__2 Bacchanal is okay! They got lots of stations but I can't say much was super memorable and something I must go back to have! Wait... Does dessert count? If so then they do have orange beer sorbet and mango habanero gelato which was a little different from the norm. It was spicy for sure!\n\nCrab legs hot or cold was okay! They plate it for you which isn't bad and keeps from people hogging it so I do like that. Too bad no dungeoness crab tho! Prime rib wasn't bad, lamb chops were good but again... Nothing memorable. I did like the Chinese chicken wings with lots of flavor but a little salty. Oysters were not fresh at all and super obvious for those who eat them on a regular. \n\nGo on a off hour and you'll be seated in 30-45 minutes otherwise plan on waiting forever!
__label__2 I'd love to stretch to 4 stars on this one but I just can't. For Mesa, it's about as good as it gets. Great location off Val Vista, food is above average, drinks well made. Staff is very friendly and attentive.\n\nNot sure what it is, it's just missing something? The bar is usually the happening place. Great for small/medium groups as you can score a seat almost any night of the week.
__label__0 We went today for Mothers day and wow the food and service was the worst experience ever ! People around our table were waiting for a hour for food ! Half the food came out and was wrong  and we sent it back ! It came out with the rest 20 minutes later cold and the steak and Eggs were seriously cold!  Worst Service ever - Server never asked us if we wanted another drink or refilled our water glasses or our kids glasses ! Love the atmosphere but would rather eat brunch at Dennys !
__label__4 This place has a great menu and is also a great time too. We basically had appetizers and dessert while we listened to the band this time. But the food is delicious too!
__label__4 Excellent food and service.  Love this place!   We had the enchiladas with steak    The guacamole was yummy too.  This is now my favorite Mexican resturant!!!
__label__2 This HT located in the Blakeney shopping center is not the closest one to where I work or live, but from time-to-time I stop in here when I am on the way to visit friends.\n  \nIt seems to be a little smaller footprint than the store at Stonecrest.  However, it is nice and has a pretty good selection of food & beverages. Overall I don't rate this store the highest in the area because of parking.  Getting in & out of the shopping center always seems to be a bit of a hassel.
__label__4 Emilio is the best hairstylist I've ever had! He's done the best color and cut for me! I always get compliments after getting my hair done :)
__label__4 When my favorite stylist, Genevieve, decided to take a sabbatical I was nearly in tears. See, I'm kind of a perfectionist when it comes to my locks so I have serious trust issues. But after a bit of research, I decided I'd see Deanne, a stylist I'd met at personal gatherings and who always seemed amazing. Now it took a bit to get in because she was just returning from maternity leave AND she's awesome, but boy was it worth the wait! \n\nFirst, I have crazy long hair after birthing two baby boys in two years. And by crazy long I mean to-my-booty long. So there's that. Next, I color it purple, but not too purple, but still noticeably purple. I'm totally a stylist's dream come true (ha!). Most just try and rush to get me done (even though I always mention my long hair during scheduling), and I rarely get the special perks (like a relaxing shampoo). But Deanne says the heck with that! \n\nDeanne did everything TOP NOTCH. She took the time to check out my pictures and discuss my color. She took the time to apply my color incredibly thoroughly and never once made me feel bad about how long my hair is. Then came *the shampoo*. I got the royal treatment ... literally. She not only shampooed/conditioned me up, but I saw her apply a special serum during my DIVINE SCALP MASSAGE. Then came my hand massage, which was the best I've ever received at an Aveda salon (and I've hit up a few in Phoenix). \n\nWhen we got down to the cutting business, she cut off just enough (for me, it was a solid 4-5 inches). She didn't take the liberty of knowing what's best for me, as some stylist do. I hate that! Then, she gave me a REAL blow-out (not any of this pansy stuff) and proceeded to dry cut my hair. This was the missing link all along! I didn't even know it. See, I'm a big hair kinda gal, but I have semi-fine hair, so with the layers I love, I sometimes lose volume. BUT DEANNE FREAKIN' NAILED IT. I've seriously never loved my haircut this much. So if you like that feeling, go see her!
__label__2 I think this location obviously has some kinks to work out but otherwise our meal here on opening day was nice. I'm a big fan of the location in Mesa and didn't like the food quite as much at this new store in Phoenix. I can't pinpoint it and I'm not sure where the difference was but my typically veggie salad just didn't have the same wow factor. Having said that, the customer service was great and all workers were extremely friendly. This goes for both locations but I take issue with places that charge extra for something like sour cream. Overall an OK experience, will return after they've ironed out some issues.
__label__0 I used to love this place, and even thought it was better than Chipotle until the last few times I went here.  Last Friday I decided to stop in after work and pick up two steak salads for dinner.  For one, the staff doesn't listen to a word you say and you're constantly having to repeat yourself which is really annoying.  I was watching the employee make my salad and noticed that she barely put any rice in the salads, so i asked for extra rice.  She moves onto the steak and she barely put any steak on the salad, which highly annoyed me.  I would've asked for extra steak but I knew they would charge me for it.  The next employee who handled all the other condiments was super slow and didn't listen worth a shit.  I told him easy on the lettuce and his idea of easy and mine are too seperate things.  I always ask for two extra dressings because we love it that much, and we always know that there is an extra charge for it which is fine.  I get up to the register and my jaw almost dropped at the cost, it was $26 for two salads.  Two salads that barely had any meat, very skimpy on the condiments, the tortillas were like rubber, and there was more lettuce than anything else.  I was in a rush and just wanted to get home after a long day at work.  I reviewed my receipt and noticed they charged me extra for the rice, which highly pissed me off.  My fiance called them and asked them if they charge for extra rice and he was told that since we both had rice and beans they will charge you for an extra side if you request extra rice and/or beans.  That is absolutely ridiculous!  I know for a fact that rice and beans aren't that expensive, especially when you're buying in bulk.  For shits and giggles we went to their website and put together an online order, and we made sure to ask for extras and we were shocked at the prices they are charging people.  Here's the breakdown of what all the \"extras\" condiments will run you:\n\nSour Cream +$.59\nGuacamole +$1.99\nCheese +$1.00\nChip Strips +$1.00\nPinto Beans +$1.00\nBlack Beans +$1.00\nShredded Cheese +$2.00\nRice +$1.00\n\nSteer clear of their guacamole because they let it sit out for too long, and then the guacamole turns a lovely brownish-green color.  \n\nDon't even waste your time voicing your issues with the manager.  He's useless, rude and needs to get off his Cafe Rio high horse.  He once talked shit to me because I told him that I didn't want a lot of lettuce on my salad.  He scoffed at me and said, \"What's the point in even getting a \"salad\" if you don't want lettuce on it?  It's kind of stupid, don't you think?\"  I let that snide remark slide and still decided to return, but after this last visit I'll never return.\n\nThe reason why I gave this place 1 star is because they don't have an option for 0 starts.  I think this place sucks and I think that they're knickle and diming their customers.  \n\nWe'll stick with Chipotle where you can get as much extra rice and beans as your little heart desires.  Plus, I can feed two people with a bag of chips w/ salsa & guac, two burrito bowls with extra meat for $21.
__label__4 i am in love with this place! i found Laughing Buddah through Groupon. it is one of the best discoveries i've ever made! i love it here. as soon as you walk into the yoga studio, there is such a strong positive light and energy. it is one of the very few places i can go and feel \"home.\"\n\ndusty, the owner, is such an amazing person. she always has a smile and a kind word and is genuinely happy that you're there. the other instructors' classes are great, but i gravitate more to her energy and feel a stronger peace during her classes.\n\ni've been practicing yoga for about 7 years now and Laughing Buddah is by far my favorite. so far i've invited my fiance and aunt to a few classes and they love it. i will be taking one of my good friends this weekend for her first class. i highly recommend it to everyone.
__label__4 Love going there. My friends and I go there all the time for beer and wings. It's really fun to go and hang out and be apart of the atmosphere. It's a sports bar, so it's loud. But that's what a sports bar is! Duh! The servers are always very nice and seems as if they really enjoy their workplace and customers! My friend works there and can back me up on that. :) \n\nBeer is always good! And wings are never a disappointment!
__label__1 The food is good but the service is miserably slow. I go there for lunch on occasion and each time it takes over an hour and I come back late.
__label__2 Four stars for ambiance but three for the food. We both had the pork burrito which was interesting. It tasted Hawaiian as it had pineapple in it. A little surprising-not very Mexican in flavor. The beer was excellent-Negra Modelo. The sangria needed a spoon to scoop up all the fruit. The service was good but not great. I think that an after work get together on the patio might be a pretty fun experience. The place was not packed but a number of tables were filled.
__label__4 Awesome service and awesome prices!!! Had a friend who is a cigar aficionado and went here via yelp.  He was impressed. My go to cigar. I'm hooked.
__label__2 Whole Foods was easy to find - if you are somewhat familiar with the area you will have no trouble locating it.  While parking on a Thursday evening was no issue, I can see that this place would be unbearable on the weekend.  The surface lot stayed full the entire time I was there, and while there is underground parking, there aren't a LOT of spaces.  The underground lot is very well lit with several emergency phones.  The parking spaces are a good size, so folks aren't dinging doors.\n\nThe store itself is well designed and utilizes every inch of space for either products or seating.  I was impressed by the size, cleanliness and organization of the store.  I briefly walked up and down a few aisles and did see that the prices on items that I get from HT (namely the Amy's organic brand) were either the same or slightly higher than HT.  There were a lot of choices for gluten-free products.  I don't know that I would say WF is overpriced, as I believe that quality items are worth a little more (if indeed they are of a higher quality to justify the higher cost), but the prices for the products that they do carry do seem to be higher than HT on comparable items.\n\nThe staff is exceptionally friendly and helpful.  Whenever I asked questions of the staff, they were quick with a smile and some friendly assistance.  Good customer service goes a long way!  \n\nThe prepared foods section is VAST.  There is a refrigerated section with foods portioned and ready to go (salads, wraps, soups, quiche) and there are also several food bars with salads, hot items and soups.  The dessert bar was beautiful (cupcakes, cakes, cookies, pies).  Nearby there was a large selection of sushi.  A deli section with noodles, prepared salads, veggies.  A gelato bar that looked incredible.  Pizza by the slice or entire pie (they also had take-and-bake pizzas in the refrigerated section).  And I believe there was a blended beverage bar as well. \n\nThe salad bar had standard fare with a few upgrades.  The salad is $7.99/lb. and salad is surprisingly heavy.  For a small salad with a drizzle of dressing, plus a spoonful of potato salad, I paid almost $9.   A small cup of Smoky Bacon Tomato soup ($2.49) that was delicious.  I could not resist some sweets and got a piece of strawberry cake for $4.49.  YUMMY!  Soup and dessert were winners, salad was nothing special.  Thumbs up for the green packaging products/utensils and very well labeled recycling centers.  \n\nOn the 2nd floor, there is more indoor seating as well as a very large outdoor patio with tables and cushy chairs. The 3rd floor contained another few tables and the classroom.  The classroom overall appeared very nice - pleasing colors, clean, shiny.  There are several cameras pointed at the cooking area and 2 flat-screen TV's for viewing what is going on.  \n\nI attended the Cheese Board class ($25).  We were each given a plate with slices of different kinds of cheese, plus a small plate with fruit spreads, pesto, and honey, along with a piece of paper with the names of the cheeses and room for notes.  The two instructors did a pretty good job explaining the different kinds of cheese, how they're made, etc.  I am guessing I don't have the refined palate needed to appreciate what was served.  The tastes for me ranged anywhere from 'meh, that's okay' to 'this tastes like soap'.  The others in the class seemed to enjoy them all, so I believe my lack of enthusiasm is just an indicator of my Kraft taste buds and not the quality of the cheeses.  Wine and beer was poured to test how the cheeses could be paired.  The fig and tart cherry spreads served were out of this world .  At the end you get to try the cheeses again, with different pairings, and ask questions.  Informative class, good instructors, I give the class-experience itself a solid B.\n\nMy MAIN problem, which will keep me from signing up for actual cooking classes (which are $50+ per class) is the chairs are too damn close together.  You had best go with someone you love because you are going to be sandwiched right on top of them.  The chairs literally touch one another.  The woman sitting next to me pushed her hair behind her ear and her hair brushed my shoulder.  True story.  Unless you are buying me dinner and going home with me afterwards, you shouldn't be sitting that close to me.  If the seating area was more comfortable, I would go to several of the classes a month, but my anxiety over sharing oxygen with a stranger in such close proximity will cause me to look elsewhere for cooking classes.  \n\nWhole Foods was a neat experience... if I was a woman of leisure with money to burn, I could definitely fall in love with it.  But since I am a full-time working girl who has to keep the lights on, I will save Whole Foods as a once-in-a-while splurge and stick to hometown Harris Teeter for my day-to-day grocery needs.
__label__4 Whole Foods has been the best grocery store experience in the south that I have had yet. I am a former Wegmans employee and started working for the company at 16, so I never realized what grocery stores were like outside of that and when I move to Charlotte, I was unpleasantly surprised. I really enjoyed everything about the store. My first trip there I probably spent over an hour and half walking around and seeing everything they had to offer. Prices are fairly reasonable for what you are getting and not that big of a jump in the total bill compared to a Food Lion, BI-LO, etc. Loved the wine/beer selection and the gourmet cheese ( ask the employees to taste something if you aren't confident you will like what you are thinking about purchasing). The employees were so incredibly friendly, that I spent 15 mins at the deli just chatting with the gentleman behind the counter. Lots of freshness, great customer service and options in product. I am glad Whole Foods has touched down in Charlotte.
__label__3 Prior to NYC having any Whole Foods location I was OBSESSED with any location I happened upon. We have had WF for over a decade now in NYC but I still visit other locations with interest. This is one of the nicest I have been to probably in part because it is quite new. (having opened last September one of the employees told me) The outdoor seating area on the 2nd floor is nice. \n\nClearly we are not in NYC as one of the deals in the prepared foods area was 4 for $4 where you could get 4 of the salads (healthy selections designations) for $4. The soup selection was pretty good the only thing I would say is the hot/cold prepared foods on the buffet were kind of so so.\n\nLots of available parking downstairs.
__label__0 This was disgusting ,me and my fiance both felt sick after eating at this place.. compared other Chinese buffets in town, the price was even more expensive than some of them..seriously some of the cheaper ones were better than this... i would advice everyone to avoid this place
__label__1 This place closed.
__label__0 I've been to this place twice before and thought that maybe the 3rd times a charm right? WRONG!! Food was cold and any of the meat was hard as a rock. We were told upon entering that we couldn't have the seafood due to a large group( 3 BUS LOADS of tourists) that was in their banquet room. Their \"sushi\" selection was disgusting. I think I would have had better luck with 7-11 sushi. Absolutely horrible. NEVER returning. I swear the buffet just up the road is the same price for a much better quality of buffet. Very disappointed.
__label__4 Peter and Lisa are the most caring, professional, and down to earth people I think we've met! We had such a great experience having them sell our home. Right from the beginning, they were advertising and having Open Houses, trying their hardest to sell our home. They both have excellent communication skills i.e. texting, phone calls, emails etc. They give you personalized attention and are very knowledgeable, that is what i liked most.\n**They also found my daughter a rental home for her and her family..  \nWe would highly recommend this team! Our home sold in only 4 months :)
__label__0 This place was terrible!!!! DO NOT waste your money!!!! Frozen food, salsa from the jar and chips from the bag! Awful!!!!
__label__1 We were tired from doing tourist crap all day and came back to our cheapie hotel, the LVH, to cool the heels. By dinner time we were too tired to go anywhere else so gave this place a shot. Unlike others, we were actually greeted immediately and seated. From there on, please trust the other reviews and go elsewhere. At 6 on a Sunday nite the place was a ghost town with only 2 other tables seated and Motley Crue music videos blaring. I get the Vince Neil connection but this was over-the-top annoying. Our server was good, very attentive, which frankly we expected with the lack of other customers. Food was very blah. As others noted, chips and salsa were right out of the grocery store, fish tacos were fried/microwaved, and beef \"machaca\" tacos were just cold mushed meat. Ugh. We were tired, it was food and no one got sick so I guess it ended OK. Overall, stay away from this restaurant and more to the point, the LVH in general. New ownership is destroying the place, literally and figuratively.
__label__3 My first few visits here were to fix a problem that another shop couldn't fix.  Firestone diagnosed the problem, stayed open late to fix it, and called me to let me know that instead of waiting till the next day, I could come by the shop to get my car since a manager would still be there doing paperwork.  And this was done free of charge.  \n\nMy next visit here was to find and fix an oil leak.  I was told the work would take a whole day, so I dropped off my car at 7:00am.  Due to being backed up they didn't start on my car until 3:00pm, but I didn't know that until I called them that afternoon.  They insisted that my car would be done that day, but at 8:00pm they called to let me know that it wouldn't be done till 11:00am the following day.  I was admittedly very upset, and I let them know as much.  After picking up my car the next day the store manager spoke with me and discussed my disappointment.\n\nIt was an annoyance for sure to not have my car back in time, but based on Firestone fixing my car for free the first time and the store manager taking his time to speak with me the second time, I believe that this shop really does care about their customers and wants to make sure that they keep coming back.  I did price shop around different mechanics and Firestone seemed to be average; low on some things and high on other things, but overall close to the prices of other shops.  Another great thing is that they are open seven days a week, and on most days till 9:00pm or so.  Many shops are closed Sundays and close by 5:00pm other days.  Based on customer service I would come back here in the future.
__label__0 I have been getting my oil change at Firestone for 3 years.... And I called to see if this location would top off my oil because it's low... This gentleman named mark answered the phone. Worst customer service and he was just so rude about me coming in for 3 seconds for a top off. He was saying he couldn't do it unless I was doing a repair on my oil leak that IM DEFINITELY AWARE OF. Thanks jerk! You lost my business!
__label__0 I don't even like giving one star. Really wished I'd checked here first.  As stated in the other reviews, I haven't been able to get an apt., or talk to a real live person, only told to send an e-mail.  The address is still listed incorrectly.  I would say there is \"NO CUSTOMER SERVICE\"  at all.  How do you run a business  like this and expect return customs
__label__2 I had a pretty easy time here getting some documents and large signs printed.  For print jobs, know that you won't be given free proofs.  This was not a problem for me since I had used InDesign and gave them .pdf files.  If you're using Word or something like that and will need things enlarged or reduced, no proofs is insane.  However, everything was printed out on time and looked great.\n\nThe missing two stars are for the lack of customer service.  I had to wait at the counter (while there was no line) for more than 10 minutes before I was acknowledged each time I was there.  I understand that the staff may be looking something up for someone on hold or whatever, but you at least let me know that someone will help me shortly.   I'm reasonable like that.  When I called, it was like pulling teeth to get someone to look up the progress on my really expensive order that was on a deadline.  Ugh.
__label__1 So I usually don't complain but this time I had to share it I am just shocked from the service I ordered food online through eat24  I ordered my dinner at 730pm and received it at 945pm , while I am talking to eat24 and the restaurant manager I found out that there is a third company delivery company , each one of the companies blamed it on the other and the manager for the restaurant told me its not us they need to fire the driver , I received old food after two and a half. Hours and this was his answer . I am shocked that people like him holding a job in this induestry as far as eat24,will never order from them again ,the manager didn't care at all for the wait and for the cold food well I am Israeli and I love this type of food but I will never eat there again
__label__1 They would only take 36 off for the $40 yelp deal? Floor was sticky and food was standard. I would not go back nothing special.
__label__0 WARNING*** This business is closed. Me and my wife were going to eat dinner when we realized the place has been seized by the city.
__label__3 This place has really good gyros. And their seasoned fries are awesome too. Their pita bread is really unique, probably because it's Naan bread and not typical of the bread which I've had gyro meat on mostly in my life. Their cuts of gyro are super meaty - no thin slices here, so they're super-filling with just five or six hunks of beef and lamb. Definitely heading back to this place. Service probably could have been nicer, but, with all of Greece's recent austerity measures, and their crappy soccer teams of late, I cut 'em some slack.
__label__3 Tried the lamb kubideh. It was very reasonable pricing, for $7.99 I got a healthy serving of kubideh with rice, and bread. They make the bread at the location! Everything tasted wonderful. And we ended our meal with a Baklava. Do try it!
__label__4 Went here two nights in a row and enjoyed  the awesome atmosphere, exelent service and delicious food. The coctails are awsome too.\nThe best place I have ever been to.\nGet there fast!
__label__4 Water heater pilot light was constantly going out, called MC Plumbing and got a same day service call (no charge).  Adrian showed up on time and provide excellent service on my warranty repair.  Will use MC Plumbing again and will recommend them to friends.
__label__3 The variety is great, but I think they if they served the princess cupcake every day they would get so much more business! Cupcakes are top heavy which is fine because the icing taste way better than the cake itself. I found the cake portion of the cupcake to be mediocre but the icing is totally worth it! The best flavors are Miss Princess, Wedding Cake, & Birthday cake. I do feel the prices are too high.
__label__2 I was really excited this place opened up, it is in a convenient location in Ahwautukee.  \n\nPositive:  \n1. the cake of the cupcake is tasty.  \n2. service is good and has a fun environment to take a friend or date\n\nNegative: \n1. WAY too much frosting.  \n2. overpriced. ($3.50 per cupcake).
__label__0 The food was dry , I ordered 5 mini tacos and it was just carne Asada on tortillas .no pico de gallo or cilantro just meat . Ill never go there again
__label__4 This has been one of the most pleasant experiences I've had with a home service company. Justin & Jackie came out for a free estimate & I was super impressed by their professionalism and knowledge of the business. They gave me a quote with a detailed explanation of everything that was going to be done and it was very honest and fair. I hired them on the spot. Justin did an AMAZING job. I expected good results but it far surpassed my expectations!! It is obvious that he takes pride in his work because everything was spotless! Thank you thank you thank you!! I would definitely be using your services again and recommend all my friends & family! A+++
__label__1 The food used to be quite good, but since the change in management there's been a steep decline in quality; nothing tastes as fresh or carefully made. \n\nWe had an issue with delivery as well. Despite being only 10 minutes from the place, it somehow took nearly two hours for the food to get to our house. \n\nWhen it finally got there, the food was okay - the crispy potatoes with beans in spicy sauce were the best thing. I ended up pretty sick the next day, so I don't think we'll be ordering from there again.
__label__2 Okay, so let's make it clear...this is a fast food restaurant as stated outside and run by Asians....so expecting warm smiling people may be asking too much.  However, $5.99 for a 2 item combo is a pretty good deal.  The pork adobo is flavorful and tender, the BBQ pork is tasty but perhaps even too fatty for me.  I'll be back because there are no other Filipino options near by...they win by default.  They also have a small amount of groceries as well.
__label__3 This place has turned around 180 degrees since it opened.  I would have honestly given them 1 star earlier this year.  Since then they have:\n\n1) Gotten their service together.  They now are both quick and correct.\n\n2) Expanded their menu.  They have a lot more options.  Many mid-range in price.  And some of them are quite original and tasty well beyond bagels.\n\n3) Realized that opening their big windows switches the vibe from cluttered and claustrophobic to fun and inviting.  They are not so afraid of the weather anymore.\n\nMy main disappointment there now is that their tastiest pastries only make the rotation occasionally.  I guess there needs to be some reason to still go to Eat Unique once in a while.
__label__1 Nothing impressive about this place. The environment was not very welcoming and the ceviche I was craving for was tasteless.
__label__0 Took my mother to him for a fractured wrist. He said he wasn't sure if it was fractured and to come back in two weeks. Went to another doctor and it was fractured and they put a hard cast on it. We were sent there by Sante Rehab Center. Maybe they are in cahoots??
__label__3 It's one of those places where they make their own noodles by hand. You the spin then slap the counter with the noodles, and then they pull, bend, pull again, bend again, and pull again. Sure it's in the food court of Eaton Center in Montreal...\n\nHowever it's fresh pasta and whatever culture you look at, fresh pasta/noodles just freaking rock.\n\nThere are only about 8 menu options. Noodles, with some meat (Pork, Chicken or Beef) with delicious baby Bok Choi, broth and of course the noodles.\n\nFor a food court restaurant which permits the owner to print money without putting a good product, I can't find anything wrong with this delicious fresh noodle bowl. We're talking straight up, no-frills noodles but it works. Me likey :D
__label__4 We love Nighttime Nosh! Everything you could need they bring right to your door, and the delivery men I've had are polite and easy to work with. People don't believe me when I say you can have wine delivered to your door, but hello, you can have wine delivered to your door. One of the best services around, one of many reasons I enjoy living in Tempe!
__label__4 Hands down, the best movers in Nevada!! This is the second time that I have used Andrew and I was even more satisfied this time than the last. \n\nThe first time was just to move a treadmill but he had to move it up a narrow flight of stairs. He helped us get it set-up and charged us a fair price, much less than anyone else wanted to charge us for a moving a heavy, single item.\n\nThis time, it was moving our entire upstairs condo into our new house across town. Andrew arrived on time with two other assistants. They helped us finish our packing and took great care loading our furniture and fragile items. They worked quickly and wasted no time getting us moved. \n\nThey were very helpful getting our furniture situated to my wife's approval. I would highly recommend Moving Buddies to anyone who needs a mover, whether it is a few items or a large house. I know I will never use anyone else.
__label__1 I ave eaten here twice and they have gotten the order wrong both times. The service is so slow that by the time I get my burger it's cold.  Both times they have also gotten the order wrong but rather than bring it up and wait a lot more longer I just ate it.  It seems that they are understaffed and it's hurting their service.  Lots of dirty tables.
__label__3 Besides pizzerias, this is one of our favorite kid friendly places to eat while in Mesa, AZ. The burgers, fries and shakes just hit the spot (like In n Out back home). The seating situation at this location is way better than the location in Mesa, AZ.
__label__4 Could be one of the most enjoyable Cirque's for me yet.  I am a big fan of Mystere, so if lots of energy and elaborate acrobats are your thing, don't miss it.  Zarkana would be grouped with Mystere and Ka. The remainder of the strip Cirques are very unique and amazing.  I have not seen Chris Angel's Cirque show, and may not as it does not rate well.  I doubt anyone left this show unfulfilled.  Will see again next time in Vegas.
__label__0 Wow.......for all the wrong reasons. \n\nMy wife and I have seen a good amount of Cirque shows as well as other big shows offered in Vegas. When I saw previews about Zarkana I was pretty excited for its arrival. Without giving away too much about the show I'll just list the pro's and con's:\n\nBAD:\n\n- There was too much singing involved. I'm not 100% sure about this show but for other Cirque shows their songs are from made up languages. So essentially you're just listening to people sing and screech in gibberish.\n\n- The acrobatics were pretty boring and they kept on screwing up to the point it got annoying. This happened for at least 3-4 of the acts. \n\n- There might be a deeper meaning that I probably didn't understand but nobody in our group of 4 understood what the show was about.\n\nGOOD:\n\n- The  cannon scene.\n\n\nI would definitely NOT recommend this show to anyone. It was insanely boring, the story lacked direction and the singing was very annoying. KA still reigns supreme for Cirque shows(seen O, Zumanity, Ka and Zarkana). If you want humor I would highly suggest watching Absinthe in Caesars, which is our favorite show in Vegas.
__label__1 By far, the least impressive Cirque du Soleil show I have seen.  The performers are all amazing, but for some reason, it was not showcased or directed well.\n\nWe spent over $130 on each ticket, and we had excellent seats, which were very comfortable, But the show seem to drag on.  The sand artist was really cool and different.
__label__2 I've seen a few Cirque shows and this one was the least impressive one I have seen in Vegas.  Zoomanity, O, and Ka all beat Zarkana in both creativity and concept.\n\nYes, the stage is beautiful.\nYes, the costumes are beautiful .\nThe acrobats are very talented.\n\nBut I left the show feeling underwhelmed.  It felt formulaic .  It felt contrived.  Ooh let's put out another Cirque show on the strip!  Throw a bunch of money at  crazy costumes and setups.  Get some acrobats.  We are all set! Sell those tickets.
__label__4 I am surprised by some of the negative comments -- i personally really enjoyed the show. The acrobatic acts were phenomenal, the set design was great, and I really loved the upbeat music.  This show is more lighthearted than other cirque shows I have seen and is probably great to bring kids to. 'O' is a more sophisticated show, but it doesn't make Zarkana worse, its just different with a different appeal. The acrobats are the true stars of the show and five stars are for their incredible talents and the risk they take every single day to put on this show for all of us. We also got tickets at the half price booth  but they were only slightly discounted (not half price) and we sat in the center (front to middle) orchestra and had a great view of everything happening on stage.
__label__1 This is a good intro Cirque show.  However, if you have seen a few of their show you will be disappointed.  There is no real theme ( contrary to how they market it, the spider lady is only in the show for 5 minutes).  Much of the show is regurgitated stuff from other shows such as Ka and O.  Enough of the damn wheel already!  I have seen that same trick over and over and is no longer impressive!  The juggling and clowns get old fast.  But it was a good intro show for my 5 year old's first Cirque show.\n\nTo sum it up, if they had to come up with a quick filler for the failed Elvis show there were other show they already had in the can such as Totem which would have been much more worth the $100 per ticket an BS service fees.
__label__0 I am a big CDS show, but after watching this show, I was VERY DISAPPOINTED. We walked out of the show and try to asked for refund, to no avail. I tried. I didn't pay $$$ to see SAD CLOWNS making up words the entire show. Sadly, that's what we got.\n\nI was almost waiting for 3 XXX BUZZ to lit up! Thinking I was at AGT audition show. I was looking for Howard Stern To hit his buzzer!!!\n\n2 mins mediocre act... Curtain close. 5 mins sadly clowns filler show. Begging for an applause that never came. \n\nAfter half hour of the show, I've seen people walking out... They must have been thinking, I'd rather waste money at the slot machine than spend another excruciating minute watching this variety show. \n\nIt was a GIGANTIC LET DOWN for CDS company... I can't believe how terrible it is. \nThe two wheels... COME ON!!! If I wanted to see that for 15 mins. I could have gotten more adrenalin rush watching guinea pigs inside their wheels. The flying trapeze? THe band have to replay the chords pertinent to the act, they couldn't start on queue one of them couldn't get the swing in place. I mean , these performers are amazing. Very talented. BUT THE CHOREOGRAPHER and whoever put the show together?!?? Is another thing...\n\nSo THIS IS MY PSA: save your hard ear $$$$ and go to a Celine concert!!! At least that's what I wished I purchased ... But I got this ticket instead.... I need therapy from the mediocrity of this show. CDS is nothing but mediocre but for this SHOW... They show the rest of us, that they are capable of producing a laughable show., not in a positive note kinda way. \n\nI will try AMEX! See if I can get a REFUND!!!\n\nDon't say, me and few of us ,YELPERS  didn't warn you. \n\nPEACE LOVE AND SKIP ZARKANA!!!
__label__0 So I was in a hurry to catch a plane so I got a breakfast burrito to go and sat down at the long bar like table in the center of the restaurant to eat it quickly. The hostess told me I had to leave and sit at some other restaurant because they were only full service. The other section was full so I stayed in my seat and continued to eat. She the started acting like a complete bitch and insisted I had to order something or leave. I ordered a glass of water and she said something about only making four dollars an hour... Tough shit bitch, if you have it so bad try joining the military and you can see what real suffering looks like. The food was ok but pretty overpriced. Nothing new in a airport. As for attitude and service this place can't get much lower.
__label__2 They have both a take out section (burritos/tacos/chips/simple salads) and a sit down section, which has a bigger mrenu. I ordered the shrimp salad. Crunchy textures and nicely cooked shrimp. Generous portion of salad. Cilantro lime vinaigrette had good flavor. But unfortunately, the dressing and shrimp were both too salty. Please cut down on the salt for your customers. I had to ask for three refills of water!
__label__3 I hate the Scottsdale location and Biltmore location is passable. Airport Blanco is superior for both food and service. Ask for Jodi.
__label__4 Seville Veterinary Hospital is a quality, caring business. Two out of three of my dogs have now been there. The staff is efficient and knowledgeable and understand that most people's pets are like family members. They offer numerous services for all pet related needs but do not push them unnecessarily.
__label__3 I just tried Crust for the first time today and I am in love!  True to the name, the crust is crispy and tastes like a breadstick (they use parm cheese and garlic butter).  Prices are reasonable I'll be back for more!
__label__2 Came here a little while back to see Fu Manchu - the stoner rock band, that is, not the movie. This little dive on the southeast corner of Hayden and Roosevelt in a little strip mall used to be called Chaser's. Saw a few local bands there a few times back in the day - Zen Lunatics, One Foot In The Grave. One Foot In The Grave was sort of a Sun City novelty punk band about 2 decades ago when all members being over 50 was actually a novelty. Now that most punk bands from the first wave or even the hardcore years are all past 50 that novelty has long worn off. :) So the bar pretty much looks the same as it did during the Chaser's years and place had a good sized crowd - you had to squeeze your way through to get from point A to point B. Men's bathroom didn't even have a door but at least it had working toilets - no peeing in coffee cans here. Had one gin and tonic - tasted a little watery so I didn't get any more. Headliners were super loud. Like holy crap I forgot my earplugs loud. Like stop by the bookstore tomorrow and get the Sign Language For Dummies LOUD! It's ok for shows but I wouldn't come here again unless I  REALLY REALLY want to see whatever band is playing here.
__label__1 All I had in my mind was a perfectly flaky croissant, but Nova's didn't exactly deliver.  The croissant was okay, but not necessarily flaky.\n\nI also purchased a loaf of french bread but was a bit disappointed as well.\n\nI like that this place is open 24 hours a day and that they have parking, but if I can, I think I'd choose Amelie's over Nova's.
__label__1 My friend got the wrong sandwich ordered & my stuffed burger was just stuffed w/ mushrooms. Blue cheese dressing poured over top of burger making a mess.
__label__1 They have a happy hour that starts at 11pm, so we dropped in for some drinks/apps. \n\nOur waiter was a fucking zombie. I don't remember his name, but he was dead behind the eyes and slightly creepy. And you have to be pretty creepy for me to think you're creepy. \n\nAll of their signature drinks were on special for happy hour, but every single one of them was some sugary concoction. Figured I'd play it safe and get a mojito... but they were out of mint. He asked if I still wanted one, clearly ignoring the fact that mint is what makes a mojito work so well. I got some blueberry lemonade thing (at my chick's insistence). It was so sweet my face puckered. \n\nTime for some appetizers! The cheese steak spring rolls sounded great... except that they're egg rolls, not spring rolls (learn the difference, guys!), and they consisted entirely of meat shoved into a fried egg roll. That was it. The picture they showed made them look delicious, what with all the cheese and steak and onions and gooey innards slowly oozing out. This... this was gross. Like, something AM/PM would serve gross. \n\nThe mac-and-cheese squares were ok. Too much breading. I want to taste the mac and cheese, not all the fried crap around it. I suppose if I'd been drunken these might've been better. Keep that in mind if you plan on stopping in here.
__label__1 Service is spotty, we had a bartender reading a book about juicing while out drinks sat empty but another bartender when he wasn't on break was fabulous.\n\nDrink prices are high, as expected.\n\nWe ordered french fries which were alright but nothing to write home about.
__label__3 Aaron you have awesome customer service skills and also to the brunette bar tender!  You guys are awesome although the nacho's was a feat that crushed my confidence because of the large portion i will be sure to bring backup next time. Made a few friends too gregg and mariam from cali and mark from nm! Hope you see this hit this place up with a good review!
__label__2 I remember seeing Coffee Bean in LA first and now it seems to be everywhere. I grabbed a quick breakfast and drink after landing in Vegas from here.
__label__4 When it comes to window tinting Dan is simply the best. He uses high quality film unlike other tint companies. \nEven if he's not close to your home or office, he's worth the trip to get it done right at a competitive price. I've been a car broker for over 20 years and he's my tint guy. \nThanks Dan !
__label__0 OK... So I went to this place today with a friend because of the yelp reviews.  Well...today is the last day.   The owner is rude, the sandwiches (I had meatball) were tasteless, and the side (4 bean salad) was also tasteless.  I think you will see another similar review for today from the person I came with.  The meatballs looked raw inside and when I asked the owner shunned me and said, \"It's because of the sauce.\"  I think not.  I am Italian and cook meatballs all the time.  The sauce doesn't make the meat look raw, raw meat makes the meat look raw!  We went at noon.  the place was empty, although a few people did come in for take out.  The Yelp site said \"waitress service\" which is wrong.  You order and they drop it off at your table.  The over they use to bake the subs is a large \"toaster oven\" not even a real pizza oven.  I'm not sure what \"Brooklyn\" this guy is from, but the one I know would slap him if they ate at his place.  Sorry... I think the previous reviews were from family...  As for me.  I will move on.
__label__0 I have a bad experience here first of all I pay a lot of money here and I was supposed to get a root canel and then a crown but they say I didn't need it so now I'm in really pain so I have to come back to get it and pay 690$ which I saw in the websit it say 380$ so I tell Monica she told me that is 380 and up but I didn't see the up in it so becareful don't go there they mislead the price and rude too. I regret to pay over 9000$ for this place . And they rush u in and out too I don't think is. Honest place . The only doctor is nice there is dr Robert but all the other doctor is not good. So I will never come back here again. The other doctor that did my teeth he no longer work there but after I got the vaneer it fell off I didn't think he have experience at all. Next time they shouldn't do false advertisement I'm really disappoint about this place .
__label__1 Ticket prices aren't too steep, but maybe that's because they realize how awful and douchey their venue is. For a theater the size and feel of Home Depot, they have a badly-directioned, tinny and small sound setup. The attitude of the bouncers depends on the alignment of far-off star systems it seems. Sometimes they openly deride and bully kids and other times they're nice, helpful and don't treat you like a prison inmate like at the Marquee. Also, I guess the high school goth girls they have running the box office/tickets are too cute to clean ANYTHING there or they're too cheap to hire some sort of janitorial service, because holy christ I've never seen more disgusting bathrooms and floors and lobby. I know it's a RAWK venue but they also pride themselves on continuing the tradition of the theater space on their website.\n\nBut really, as nearly every other review has stated: $2 just to go out and smoke or take your merch to the car or do whatever the hell you'd like to do? That's just ridiculous. It serves absolutely no other purpose than to make money. The Nile IS a predominately teenager-dominated venue and the kids deserve better. They're locked in enough at school by bully enforcement authority figures. They don't need the possible best nights of their young lives ruled by that too.\n\nStill, the Nile isn't all bad. They book great acts, many small and up and coming and that's admirable. They just need to respect their CUSTOMERS and the kids whose lives are maybe being changed there every night.
__label__2 Burger is very sloppily thrown together. However it was very tasty!    Fries need to be crispier.  Cajun fries are the way to go!!    Service is very good!
__label__2 The food is good but not great. The hamburger was very squished inside the aluminum and I would understand that at a fast food place but not in a place where they make it right there and then. I loved the fries though.
__label__4 Easily one of the best meals I've had in months. I don't know why arepas aren't more common, I guess we just need more Venezuelan immigrants. For those who don't know, arepas are flatbread made with ground corn. It's good stuff and highly recommend them.\n\nI asked the waitress which arepa she likes best and she recommended La Pais, which comes with shredded beef, beans, chorizo and avocado. I also ordered fried plantains on the side, because they are awesome. The arepa I ordered was outstanding. They had two spicy sauces which I enjoyed as well.\n\nPlease try this place, it will be a good change and you won't leave disappointed.
__label__0 Terrible! Absolutely terrible! I know good sushi and this was not anywhere close. \n\nI don't usually write reviews but this was so bad I felt compelled to warn everyone. I went to this place because I had a groupon but I honestly wouldn't go back if the food was free.\n\nYou have been warned.
__label__2 This is a great bar for a Tuesday night and highly recommend going after 9pm to get the $3 burger special.  Go early to get a seat because this place fills up slightly after 9. I sat all the way upstairs and the bar was quiet but it was a Tuesday night after all.  They had a great list of draft beers including Pumking which I would have normally gotten but at $10 for a small glass that was a little much for me. I ended up with a bottle of Purple Haze another favorite of mine. The bartender told me there was a glitch in the computer system and it only rang up for $3-nice surprise.  Unfortunately this didn't happen for the second round but the bartender made sure to tell me in advance which was perfectly fine.  I stayed for the 9 o'clock burger special and it was declivous. Pleasantly surprised by the double burger and highly recommend the Stack'd special sauce!
__label__4 I have found my new go-to appliance service company. They came out the same day and fixed my Refrigerator in minutes all for the cost of the service call price of $55.
__label__0 So came down here on a Friday night to check out the local scene.  Well the NO COVER advertisement is a lie and no one was even here.
__label__3 I'm writing this review as I chow down on a bag of chocolate covered gummy bears. Yes, you read that correct. If you haven't tried them, you must, trust me.  Been a fan of these since my pregnant friend got me started on them 15 yrs ago. They're not easy to find. \n\nI found this place after having a couple drinks at The View, we were perusing the stores in The Market, I'm drawn to a candy store like a little kid. I saw those jars of candy in the window, it's like a moth to a flame. The girls working were very welcoming, offered free tastes of whatever we wanted to try. I went home with a bag of my fav. I wish I liked cotton candy, the edible pixie dust is so cute.
__label__4 Went to lunch today at Pop's Pizza and it was great! I got the veggie pizza and the bf got a meat Stromboli. Both were delicious!
__label__3 Need a break from the super pricey Vegas Strip that eats a hole into your wallet? Pop's is a breath of fresh air with its decent pizza at a reasonable price. It is a nice place to decompress and blend in with the wall coverings.\n\nPizza was hot, slices were big and ingredients seemed fairly fresh.
__label__2 Personally, I didn't find the staff too friendly. The girl at the register didn't seem happy to be there. I ordered a 16\" pizza with ham and bell peppers. The crust, which is somewhat New York style, was good but otherwise I didn't think the pizza was very tasty. My friend, on the other hand, did enjoy it.
__label__3 Usually I'm a Starbucks girl but the Iced Chocolate Coffee I had was delicious! I look forward to trying more things!
__label__1 One of the worse dunkin donuts around.  They never get an order right...I mean really how hard is it to make a bagel with butter!  When you get the food on the second try it tastes ok.  But the service is horrible....either the local high school kids working the counter while hanging out with their friends or you get miserable servers who can't say hello or thank you.  If you want a really good donut fix go to fresh donuts about a half mile down the road on the other side of the street by the frys.
__label__0 Come to the area for business on a regular basis and find myself trying as many different restaurants as possible.  Took a group here (mid-week...not particularly busy) and was disappointed all the way around.  It's one thing if the food isn't as good as you would hope or expect but when the service is lacking for no apparent reason, it leaves a doubly bad taste in your mouth.  I'm a proponent of the \"fool me twice, shame on me\" school but not sure about The Grind.
__label__0 This was not a good choice!  I've seen this place many times and needed to choose between In-n-Out Burger and this place with my 3 kids and wife.  Well...  I decided to try something new.  It was horrible!  The turkey burger and and hamburgers were dry and overcooked.  The server looked like she just got done smoking a bowl.  The doors were open because it's nice out and there was someone smoking outside and was coming into the restaurant.  I highly recommending not ever trying this restaurant.  I would give zero stars if I could....\n\nOh yeah...  The fries were so over salted they were almost not edible.
__label__1 The wait time was ok. Went in past noon and I was only one of 3 customers.\nI ordered the basic cheddar mac with 1 mix in of bacon..... My first couple of bites, which were mostly of the melted cheese sprinkled on top, were good. The cheese itself was good, the entire dish was piping hot (which I love) so the cheese stayed all melty and delicious. Something about the mac and the cheese \"sauce\" tasted way off. First, the sauce was sort of grainy tasting, like there was too much flour added and it was left to clump up. Not very creamy at all. \nI also noticed right away a distinct familiar taste that I couldn't quite identify....and then I got it...It tasted fishy!!! Almost exactly like clams. I don't know what the people before me ordered, so maybe it was from that?\n\nBut...ugh. Ick! That coupled with the fact that my bacon bits were barely crisp, I felt like I was definitely eating mac and cheese with clam mixed in lol. Turned me off completely.
__label__0 AS A RULE I DON'T DO REVIEWS BUT THIS IS A STORY THAT HAS TO BE TOLD:\nSaturday, Jan. 19th. arrived at 12 pm--\n\nJust left Mix N Mac with my Groupon still in hand. My Groupon purchase was based on a unique concept and an interesting menu.  \nWe wanted to do take out, so we used the menu link on Groupon to decide what to order.\n\nUpon arrival, I approached the counter and started ordering: \n  \n1 Mex Mac----(all is well)---1 Italian Mac----(out of marinara sauce)---Okay, I'll get the Pizza Mac, instead---on to the next item---1 Brisket Sandwich----(we no longer have sandwiches)---Okay, I'll have the OMG Custom Built Mac instead---with mushrooms and veggie sausage---(no veggie sausage)---How about a Slice of Sweet Potato Pie----(we no longer have desserts)---- \n\nCould you place your order now----we will be closing in about 5 minutes--the  computer went down--- b-t-w---we don't have printed take out menus, either. \n \nIt is now approximately---1pm---Forget about it, I'm out of here.  Thanks, but no thanks.  \n\n.
__label__2 I was in need of gas and I kept passing places that just seemed too expensive (in the NW area), I don't live on the NW side of town so I was unsure of where to go. Luckily this station was much cheaper and convenient to where I was going. I will use this place for gas if I'm in the area in need of a fill up again.
__label__1 Let's see,.... Mediocre food and horrible service.\n\nI have been a patron at this restaurant since it opened as it is 1 block from my job. \n\nI've eaten mostly off of their lunch menu which has included, grilled chicken pitas, various salads including egg salad and burgers. \n\nTheir food is flavorless but I've consistently ordered from there in a pinch since it's so close to work. However, due to the complete rudeness of the staff I will no longer be dining from Phat Daddys. Upon this last encounter, I was treated like the biggest inconvenience when I arrived to pick up my order (this has been a common complaint among my coworkers but I've never directly experienced it). I was ready with card in hand to pay as I am aware that noon is an  exceptionally busy time for any restaurant. Not only did I get an eye roll from the waitress but a snotty reply to the most basic of responses. This was the last straw. If the food was better then I might tolerate it but, honestly, there aren't any redeeming qualities for me except for the location. \n   It also didn't help that the Pita I ordered was stale and the Chef Salad had an off taste to it. \n     I guess The Friendly Moose down the street will receive our business from now on.
__label__1 My 3 year old daughter's soccer coach was excellent! The 2 stars comes from trying to communicate with the administration regarding partial refund of an over payment re: the early discount rate. After over 3 months of numerous emails and few responses. I was told I would receive a refund. Another month later I call to follow-up and now I'm told I have to go to the location to fill out paperwork. A little frustrating.
__label__0 I had shopped around for a boarding facility for my dog. Found this place, went in for a tour loved it, it was clean and people very nice! I made the appointment for drop off signed all papers needed-- VERIFIED my drop off date 3 times because it was Memorial Day. The morning of the drop off I called numerous times with no answer, went over there sign said CLOSED!! We had a trip plan to leave in 3 hrs an in a last moment I had to find care for my dog THANK GOODNESS for Petsmart doggie hotel!! I left messages with each phone call an never got a response?! So seriously is there people there with the pets?! Petsmart was AHHHMAZING an guess what EVERYTIME I called someone answered an they didn't leave me hanging!!
__label__4 Delicious food and drink.  Great atmosphere.  Love it.
__label__3 The Manager went out of his way to make us feel welcome and make our bike trip to the restaurant one that we won't forget.  Really friendly staff.  I think this new little restaurant has a lot of potential and room to grow into a great place to have breakfast and lunch.
__label__3 My wife and I had breakfast here while staying at the Wigwam. The coffee was great. We both ordered omelets which were good sized and packed with ingredients. Very tasty and a good atmosphere.
__label__1 Went for a steak, and decided on the All You Can Eat Fish Fry.......\nIt was very busy, so service was slow. It was also Line-Dancing night so I wasn't thrilled by the music. \nThe fish was a joke, seemed like something that 7min prior was frozen, and the fries were very very basic. I ordered round 2 of the fish and was told that another order of fries was extra. This place needs to take a Fish Fry serious, or simply take it off the menu. Local place I may try again for a Steak, but not really sure about the C&W Music playing. Its a turn off for me.
__label__0 I thought I had been to the slowest Starbucks ever. This one is slower.   You know what I want to do in Las Vegas? Sit in Starbucks for half an hour waiting for a frappuccino. Luckily, it only took 3 times to get them to put espresso in the drink.
__label__0 Terrible. Tried the bulgogi sandwich, chicken noodle soup, and a mocha frap - none of it was good and it was as expensive as the awesome deli dinner I has the night before.
__label__1 I really wanted to be blown away by this place.  Although it is better than the previous restaurant in this location, El Rico, it fell w-a-y short of my expectations.  \n\nMany of the other reviewers gave such high ratings that I literally drove the mile and a half down the road with my mouth watering.  We arrived and sat inside and downstairs.  The ambiance was not so great. We heard everyone else's conversations and the chandelier lighting was sharp bright and made my pupils itch.  Then the salsa arrived.  Hmm... sweet instead of heat.  I didn't like how the salsa was served really cold either. Then I ordered the carne burro.  It was OK.  But the enchilada sauce was nasty. Oh, and the rice and beans were \"turable!\" (as Charles Barkley would say).  Lastly, my girl had awful gas after we got home and kept denying it.  Not a great outing.
__label__3 Highly recommend this place. I have told many of my co-workers about this place because it's so good. The Mexican food is great with amazing ambiance and a gorgeous building. The service was a bit slow and inattentive but we went fairly late so there is that. \n\nIf you go, you must try the Sopapillas! They are to die for! Great for a date night place too!
__label__3 While my donut allegiance remains strong and true to Greenbush Bakery (mmm, apple fritters), it's not always easy for me to get over there while on the way to work.\n\nI stopped-by DD today to pick-up some Munchkins for my project team; the drive-thru was full, so I stopped inside, where I was promptly greeted by a long line of people waiting to order donuts, coffee, and sammiches.\n\nThe line moved incredibly quickly; DD had two cashiers going, and both were expedient. When it was my turn to order, a very friendly and helpful employee by the name of Jackyln went above and beyond to prepare my order. She made a few suggestions, threw in an extra munchkin, and was extremely fast. She packed-up 50 munchkins in the blink of an eye; my coffee was ready in less than 15 seconds. Talk about superb service.\n\nDepsite the packed nature of the place, everything appeared clean and orderly; the employees were working like a well-oiled machine should. I couldn't help but to notice the non-stop stream of cars in the drive-thru moved quickly as well. \n\nGreat experience, and my team informs me that the munchkins are excellent.
__label__0 I don't know where to start, but overall, it was a lousy experience.\n\nI don't frequent any DD very often, but stopped at this one on the way to work for breakfast today.\n\nI got a flatbread breakfast sandwich, hash browns, and a pumpkin latte. The latte tasted like sewer water and I gave up trying to drink it after half the cup. The hash browns were actually pretty good, but the guy who handed me the food (who was the manager) didn't give/ask about ketchup. The sandwich was incredibly dry and the bread was hard/stale.\n\nThe staff were friendly and the entire thing only cost $6, but I guess you get what you pay for.\n\nAs far as food, you're 0 for 3, Dunkin.
__label__1 Eggs benedict sandwich great idea poor execution very bland and tasteless not enough ham English muffin was stale.
__label__1 DLUX is a restaurant that is still struggling to figure out what it would like to be.  I have been twice and both times left me wanting. \n\nPros:\n\n- The interior is beautiful.  I LOVE looking at the bar.\n- The sweet potato fries are nothing to write home about alone, but are delicious with the siracha mayo.  \n- The service is friendly, but green. \n- Seating was immediate.\n- Plenty of ramp parking not too far away\n\nCons:\n\n- The food was unremarkable.  It wasn't bad by any means, but easily forgotten.  I really appreciate that DLUX took a chance with the vegetarian white bean burger, but it was lost in the bun.   \n\n-  The music was far too loud at night.  It was at a level that would have been fine if it was full of bar patrons, but the restaurant was almost empty.   It resulted in a lot of shouting to waiters and dining companions.\n\n- The toasted marshmallow milkshake was a total loss.  The milkshake had the consistency of water.  And, the marshmallow is not toasted - it is burnt.  It took a couple of hours to clear the ash taste out of the mouth.  The pecan milkshake was rich, but watery and unremarkable.\n\n- I know this is a bit nit picky, but the lighting did not transition to dinner at the right time.  It felt like we were eating in a cafeteria until the lighting changed.  Then, the atmosphere was much better.\n\nOverall:\n\nIt is an easily forgettable, unoffensive place for a quick first date with an internet connection.  There are just too many other great places nearby to go back to DLUX again.
__label__2 A lively, modern space, DLUX impresses when it comes to ambiance.  The large 4-sided bar is the centerpiece of the restaurant, literally. Semi-circle booths and small rectangular tables line three of the walls, leaving a small front area open for a happy hour crowd standing and mingling. \n\nDLUX was running a 15min wait at 7pm on a Tuesday, not surprising given how few tables there actually are when it gets down to it; the place is not as big as it appears from the outside.  I liked the decor and lighting, it pulses with urban energy.  Purse hooks tucked under the bar are always a nice touch, as is validated parking at one of the nearby ramps (be sure to refer to the website to make sure you park in the right one!)  \n\nThe menu is primarily burgers, with a few salads (all of which included meat, although I'm sure you could ask for it without, but then you're paying for protein you're not getting, but I digress...) Plenty of vegetarian options with the burgers, as they allow a free substitution to a portabella on any of their tasty concoctions. There is also a Portabella Caprese burger on the menu along with a White Bean burger, which was excellent.  The size of the burger was good for me, but probably a tad small for a strapping lad who may want to opt for the upgrade to a double (+$3). No sides come with these burgers (all $8) so if you want fries with that plan on +$2.  I'm fine with that, I don't need/want a pound of fries with my dinner anyways!\n\nThe burgers and ambiance were a solid 4*, it was the service that was a bummer.  I was surprised, given the very friendly and cheerful host staff and all the positive accolades on the service listed here.  Hopefully our experience was just a fluke.\n\nThe trouble began when we ordered an appetizer to start (spinach dip) and then burgers & beer.  The beers came... then the burgers... THEN the appetizer (Marissa's pet peeve #92 - they call it a \"starter\" for a reason, folks, if it was supposed to come after you got your dinner it would be called \"dessert\").  \n\nNow, I understand that kitchen crews sometimes make things out of order or a server puts in a whole order at once instead of staggering their entries... BUT this is server 101 - when poor timing happens you either:\na) correct it with the kitchen staff before it even gets to the table or \nb) apologize to the table for things being out of order and figure out a way to remedy it.  \n\nEither of these can help negate pet peeve #92.  However, when neither of those things happen and the server brings the burgers and then returns with the appetizer, without a word of acknowledgement that things are out of order or an apology, well, I'd like to introduce you to Marissa's pet peeve #107.  Either:\n a) the server will hope I don't notice that my \"starter\" just became my \"ender\" or \nb) she doesn't care or \nc) she doesn't know any better.  \n\nHmm.  I've got a problem with any of those options. All that being said, I liked the energy and ambiance of the place and my burger was good.  I'd give DLUX another shot but I know whose section I'd avoid.  Wink wink.
__label__2 This place does some thing very well, but others just ok.  Their burgers are creative and overall pretty darn tasty.  Don't expect a gigantic 1/2 pound monstrosity.  The burgers are well portioned and made with care.  The sweet potato fires are an absolute highlight.  Get them...now!  The shakes are also fairly well done and with the added bonus of the option to make them adult.  They will make any shake boozy.  All you have to do is ask.  \nTheir brunch is not bad either.  The menu is not extensive, but they do have a make your own bloody marry bar for $8 and $10 bottomless mimosas from 10AM-3PM.  Unfortunately my wife did have a very dry and not very flavorful turkey sausage breakfast sandwich.  I will overlook this as the breakfast potatoes were excellent with the sriracha aioli.  The service however was merely adequate.  They never seemed to care if or when food or drinks arrived and never made any objective effort to notice if you needed anything unless flagged down multiple times.  \nOverall, this place is still growing into its own.  I imagine it will only get better as it figures out what it wants to be (hip, retro, mod?).  DLUX is solid if all you want is a good upscale burger and a decent drink.
__label__3 I've been to DLUX on 3 occasions. Two times for dinner, and another for brunch.  The restaurant stays full, thus having a wait for a table.  Their burgers are good, both evenings I went there I enjoyed their special for the month. With having the items a la carte, it can get pricey if your looking for a drink, burger, and fries.  Their shakes are AMAZING, I appreciate that they support local business (Sassy Cow) for their ice cream. I really enjoyed their brunch. They have great breakfast sandwiches, although I wasn't impressed with the side of breakfast potatoes. The atmosphere is trendy and modern.
__label__3 Hawaii 5-0 makes for a good tv show, and an even better cocktail! Be warned though, what tastes like a delicious, refreshing pineapple juice and fizzy water combo does actually contain a good amount of alcohol...so don't be fooled!\n\nAnyhow, the real cherry on top of the proverbial sundae is the 2-for-1 deal from 11PM until close on Friday nights (and also Thursday and Saturday nights, according to their website)!! How DLUX even manages to stay in business with a deal this great eludes me, but I'm sure going to take advantage of it for as long as I possibly can!
__label__1 I just got back from my first visit to DLUX.  The space was great.  The fries were great.  The milkshakes were incredible. The service was on point.  The prices were more than reasonable.\n\nSo why two stars?  For the little box on the menu that says \"the rules.\"  The first two rules are: \"Our burgers are pressed and cooked to the same temperature\" and \"Feel free to ditch toppings, but no substitutions please.\"\n\nThis says a few things to me:\n\n1) We press our burgers, even though everyone who makes decent burgers knows that they should be loosely packed. We do this so that they'll cook a little faster even though it will hurt the taste.\n\n2) We are going to cook our pressed little patties of meat into charred pucks that are grey throughout.  Do you like your burger rare and juicy? We don't care.  We could take it off the grill a few minutes sooner like literally thousands of other restaurants are capable of doing, but for some reason we won't.  \n\nSeriously, this crap tries my patience at Five Guys, and that's a fast food place.\n\n3) Do you see some ingredients on our menu that you'd look to add to your burger? Screw you.  We won't do it.  Yes, we have caramelized onions right in the kitchen, but we refuse to put them on your burger, since that would be a substitution.\n\n4) Our customers  have asked us to cook their burger to a different temperature or to tweak the toppings.  Instead of figuring out how to satisfy those customers, we decided to put this notice on our menu to warn people that we have no intention of doing things that are entirely within our power to do in order to give them a good experience.\n\n\nAnd guess what? The burger is crappy.  It's an overcooked, dried out little mess, which is a pity, since the non-meat components seemed to be high quality.  It was far from the worst thing I've ever eaten, but nothing to write home about.\n\n\nI'd definitely appreciate a response from a manager explaining why you refuse to cook burgers to the temperature that people want to eat them at.  If you're willing to cook me a rare burger I'll gladly come back and pay full price.  If not, I'll be skipping this place.\n\nEdit: After some research, I've learned that one reason restaurants do this is because they don't grind meat in house, like all decent burger places do. That doesn't make it better, DLUX. Why are you making \"upscale\" burgers with pre-ground meat?
__label__0 I found True Rest on Groupon so I purchased 2 sessions and brought my wife.  \n\nOur first visit, the people working were nice and everything went well.  The place is clean and has a nice vibe.  I felt better after the session as did my wife.  We considered their membership options but decided to hold off as we are moving and it looked like they are opening other locations.  We were looking at the 4 session a month plan.  I also own a small business and thought it would be a good gift to give some of by clients.  We told a lot of people great things about the place.\n\nI decided to do another float.  In looking at their website, I came across a promotion where it was $59.00 for a float and I would also get 10 minutes at the oxygen bar and a \"goodie bag\".  I came in, did my float, and then at check out I was told my bill was $79.00.  I told the woman I had a coupon and booked on their website using their code which confirmed the $59 rate.  She said that was for first time people only.  I told her it said nothing about this \"first time\" qualification on the coupon.  In the end, she charged me $69, no oxygen bar and no \"goodie bag\".\n\nI found the coupon and will attach the screen shot of it here in my review.  The problem I have with this business is it appears their marketing strategy is to offer very vaguely written intro pricing and its good one time only.  In the case with my coupon is example #1.  \n\nExample #2 is on my first visit when they said they can give me a free session and credit my Living Social coupon towards a membership.  I said I would like to do that the next time I come in, they said that offer is only good for first time customers.  \n\nExample #3 I went on living social to see if there were more sessions we could purchase while waiting to join.  There were, but then the small print said the pricing is only good for \"first time\" customers.  \n\nIt seems this business places a greater value on \"first time\" customers over repeat customers.  They scammed me on my repeat visit charging me initially $20 more then agreeing to \"just\" $10 more and giving me less than what I paid for.  I can only imagine how it would work signing up for one of their memberships, trying to cancel.  Its a nice place to try once, but your business will not be valued if you go back again.
__label__2 A friend and I went to our first workout here last night. The staff are super friendly, and its a chic place, not to mention super convenient, if you're always zipping around to Whole Paycheck (otherwise known as Foods) as I do.\n\nI'm not sure exactly what it was that we were expecting, but it wasn't... quite this. It's not an aerobic workout, in that the exercises utilize very small movements, so it's great for people with joint problems. But, we did hope that it would be more... ballet inspired. This seemed only vaguely related to ballet. \n\nSo, the good: Your muscles burn. Both my friend and I are in reasonably good shape, and we were having serious issues with some of the exercises (in a good way). My hip flexors are still sore. So, if you want to focus specifically on your butt and thighs, this is an excellent workout for you. But moreso than a spin class? Hard to say.\n\nThe bad: The music is so loud, you often have trouble hearing the instructor over it. And, it is sometimes really hard to see what the instructor is doing, because they turn the lights down (maybe they want us to have a dance party vibe in there, I dunno). And, most importantly, for the amount of money they are charging, it just seems ridiculous how little hands on time you get from the instructor. Since so much of the workout relies on technique, it seems like a waste to spend that kind of dough and not know if you are doing it right.\n\nSo, if you're curious, I encourage you to try it out. Take advantage of the free try out special that they are running. It may very well be perfect for you. I may try another class, but it's unlikely.
__label__2 Pretty cool! I like trying new fitness places! My first time was great girls are amazing and Brooke taught a great class. 3 stars for making them you clean your equipment up after class. Maybe I'm a spoiled New Yorker but honestly you can't charge that kind of money and then make your clients wipe down their mats and stuff. Maybe Pittsburghers have time for that, I certainly don't.
__label__4 Brand new. Stumbled into it Excellent execution on all plates. Roasted halibut, roasted broccoli soup, nice choices for charcuterie plate and interesting texture for shrimp and grits. Highly recommended.
__label__4 Sat outside with another couple and had a great dinner! Little pricey, but the quality of food was good. I love to share plates and this place is great for that!
__label__4 Oh my goodness, so freaking good!  When we arrived the waitress told us all about the building and the restaurant.  We had a rather large group (10) and they were great with serving us.  If I lived in Scottsdale I would definitely go there again and again!
__label__4 I came here for a nice date night with my man. This place definitely lived up to the Yelp expectations. I am truly happy Yelp tool me to this gem. Now onto reviewing.\n\nThe concept of the restaurant is what kind of food you would get if you went to the Chef's house. This restaurant is 1 of 3 sister restaurants in the Valley. (The Mission and Zinc Bistro are the other two if that gives a good baseline for expectations)\n\nThe ambiance is very homey and classic. The inside has baroque wallpaper and chandwliera, and there ia an amazing patio, bigger than the inside dining area. This restaurant keeps the classic feel aince it is the second oldest house in the old town area. \n\nNow onto food.... \nI got the Lamb. It is a pasta with shredded lamb and a juicey sauce and spinach.  It was great mught have ruined all other pasta for me.\nMy bf got the rib eye. Medium rare and cooked to perfection. The whipped garlic was amazing and the best of the three sauces that it came with. \nOn the side it brings some whipped pommes (fancy mashed potatoes for us common folk) they were great but if you are sharing.. I definitely recommend taking the pasta juice and adding it to the potatoes. Yum.\n\nFor dessert we got the Chocolate boudino which is a modern take on a smore. The cookies werent spectacular but the chocolate it self with nuts was great. \n\nDrinks get the express yourself. It has a nice kaluha kick. \nAll in all.. thoroughly impressed. And had a great night.
__label__4 Great value and very relaxing. I have been half a dozen times over the last month and had the hour reflexology massage each time. Has always been one of 2 lady therapists (Ivy and a younger lady) - they are very thorough, hard working and seem to know what they are doing.  This is a slightly different style of massage from say Massage Envy -  you start off reclining in a chair / bed and you are massaged with your clothes on (I go along in a loose t-shirt and shorts - which makes it all a little easier). They dip your feet in some colored liquid (herbal tea?) to start with legs arms etc, are massaged while you are reclining in the chair - then you are turned over and receive more traditional massage while you lay on your tum. Most times I have been able to turn up without an appointment, but now I'm callling ahead incase they get too busy.
__label__3 Visiting from Cali...this place was clean, staff was friendly & intuitive.  Reasonably priced, easy to find.
__label__2 We had been anxiously awaiting the opening of what we thought would be an Italian restaurant headed up by Chef Matt Carter.  We checked out the menu on line only to find it is basically French.  Service was great, including the little guy who went around offering different lemons and limes for your water.  Our waitress was exremely knowledgeable about the dishes, so great service.  Two managers even stopped over after dinner to make sure we liked everything.  Very impressive; they aim to please.  We first ordered the ahi and avocado stack and the grilled artichoke and should have stopped there.  \n\nMy husband had a shrimp dish with risotto and sauteed peppers.  These 3 shrimp were HUGE  -  the Elvis of shrimp - and while we were informed they had to be peeled, the peeling was really difficult and turned into a wrestling match.  I ordered the gorgonzola and fig pizza, covered in arugula.  Gorgonzola is a kick-butt cheese and I barely tasted it, and half way through I tasted a fig, at which point I reminded myself the best pizza is at The Big Orange or The Parlour.  \n\nThe location is so perfect for us I'm sure we will return to repeat those appetizers and maybe try other dishes.
__label__2 Been looking forward to the opening of this place since Zen 32 closed and had lunch there today. The atmosphere was modern and airy, and service was very good.  It would be a cool place to have a drink at the bar later in the day.  Nice patio and lots of big windows that were open to let in light and fresh air on this unusually overcast day in Phoenix.  I thought the food was decent, but not remarkable, and it's a bit pricy for lunch.  It is however, a great spot for business lunches/drinks. \n\nI wish them well but unfortunately I won't be dining there again as long as they continue to serve fois gras. If you're not  familiar with fois gras, I won't elaborate; just know that it's a delicacy so cruelly-derived that it's banned in many countries as well as the state of Califormia and the city of Chicago. It's my personal decision to not support restaurants where it's served.  \n\nMake a small change to the menu and I'll be back....
__label__3 Not bad for another neighborhood walking distance to us!\n\nFood is pretty decent, great wine list, service can be a hit or miss depending on the server.  Plus, they have a happy hour menu!  \n\nWill definitely be back, perhaps it's convenient?  Probably will not travel if it's a 30 minute drive!
__label__0 The worst service I haver ever experienced. I don't need some passive aggressive hostess with too much make up to make me wait 15 min after making a reservation to be waited on by a waiter who probably did a fat line of coke before he waited on us. Seafood cioppino was tasteless and gritty from the sand from the improperly cleaned seafood. Desserts are tasteless and are amazingly dull. Try Delux it's right next door and they have sushi!
__label__1 Went with friends and the service was attentive and the food tasty.  One of our party had an allergic reaction to something she was served - enough so that one of went to the CVS nearby and retrieved some antihistamine.  when we asked for a list of ingredients we were assured that we would be contacted but 3 follow up attempts have resulted in nothing.  Not sure if they think we're trying to steal their cooking secrets or what.  Kind of a sidebar story but it did put a bit of a damper on our impression of how the place is run.
__label__3 Went to the soft open and loved the experience! Great portions, excellent atmosphere, knowledgable wait staff, beautiful space! Had the wood fired octopus ( perfectly cooked and seasoned) and the lobster Mac n cheese ( I died and went to heaven)! I'll be back!
__label__4 I have now dined at Central bistro 2 times for the Brunch menu on the weekends and 4 times for dinner in the evening. Every time I have gone in I always try something different off the menu. First off, the restaurant has a beautifully open layout concept from the high ceilings to the marble tables throughout. The hostesses always greet you professionally. I have had up to 4 different servers here and they definitely know their info on the menu items and the cocktails. one of the most in depth cocktail was their lemoncello sour, a spin off on the whiskey sour and the server even went into detail about how the chef prepares the lemoncello he also brought out a few extra italian black cherries that are garnished with the drink and showed us this 80$ jar of cherries. I absolutely LOVE their Brunch menu most off all because i am a brunch fanatic. The eggs Benedict and the Chicken n Waffles are all to DIE FOR. I Highly recommend this restaurant if you want a beautiful place to hang out with excellent service and food.
__label__4 I've heard that Japanese cuisine in Montreal isn't the best, but that's probably because those people haven't been here!\n\nGet sashimi or nigiri!!! Freshest fish I've had and the plating is spectacular.\n\nGet anything made with their housemade dashi. Their miso soup had such complexity and depth. Tempura was great, tempura sauce even better.\n\nIt's fairly new establishment so him and his staff put a lot of effort and care into the dishes they prepare. You see it, you can taste it. I was very pleasantly surprised that Montreal has a taste for the furusato. Keep it up and soon enough this place will flow in with customers.\n\nGochisousamadeshita!
__label__3 Best sushi I've had in Pittsburgh.  I'm surprised people have commented that it's overpriced, I thought it was reasonable for the quality.  A small BYOB, it's a great find.
__label__2 I ordered a spider roll, a lobster roll and Uni. The rolls tastes delicious, especially a spider roll. A fried soft crab in the roll was fresh and crispy. But for Uni, it tasted fishy, not fresh when I had it. Maybe you have to ask a waiter about its quality before order it.
__label__4 It isn't enough to come in and call Fukuda my favorite restaurant in Pittsburgh, and it isn't enough to say that I haven't had such an experience of fresh sushi or perfectly paired small plates anywhere else--I've been going to Fukuda for months, and yet I always get stuck when thinking about what to write for a review.\n\nI've never asked for anything at Fukuda. I've yet to order off the menu a la carte, and I wouldn't have it any other way.\n\nBuy a bottle of liquor or wine or a six pack of beer, walk in with a friend or two, and sit at the sushi bar for an omikase. Yes, it's a bit expensive, but you're eating out and it's probably the best fish in the city. Pour your first glass and sit back and hang out.\n\nYou'll refill your drink as your first course comes out, and savor the combination of introductory tastes. Refill your drink, eat some ginger, and let the rest of the meal fall into place. \n\nFukuda is a place to relax. It's my favorite place to hang out. I don't come in expecting to leave anytime soon, I don't mind if it takes a moment for my food to get to me, and the staff is never apprehensive to have a nice conversation or refill my glass.\n\nThe fois gras sushi that ended a portion of my omikase was stupid good, not to downplay the savory mushroom custard, the wagyu beef with wasabi mashed potatoes, the various cuts of tuna, or even the unbelievable black sesame creme brulee at the end of the meal.\n\nThis review is hardly enough. You should save up some funds and check out Fukuda; the place reviews itself.
__label__0 I wish I could put negative stars on here.... Went to get a oil changed and tire rotation when I got my car back the radio didn't work, all the electric had been tripped and I now need a serious alignment. The manager basically told me to bad so sad it's not their problem, they were busy and they had no time to fix their mistakes.  They didn't even offer to fix another day or anything just that it was my problem now.
__label__1 Chewy lobster and pathetic sides is not my idea of a good meal. The \"red\" potatoes were boiled whole, until they were no longer red and then plopped on the plate with a few sogged out Brussels sprouts. We got my son the \"coconut\" shrimp but it didn't have any coconut! Must have run out? But they didn't tell us. Save your money, go somewhere else.
__label__2 Came on a Thursday afternoon with a Groupon.  We were seated immediately.   Service was excellent.  Ordered the Crab Louie - lots of crab, but it didn't wow me.  No flavor whatsoever to the crab.  Friend who dislikes seafood ordered the steak.  They were thoughtful about asking to butterfly the steak to meet her needs and our need to catch a flight.   Food was only okay.  Good value with Groupon, but I wouldn't want  to pay full price as the taste was just not there.  I did really like the look of the restaurant and want to give a great big shout out to fantastic service.  Would I return?  Probably not.
__label__3 This is an awesome place for Korean food at a reasonable price in the downtown area. I've tried a bunch of dishes, but my favorites are the fried chicken (Dak Tuikim), chili chicken (Dak Ball), and tuna kimbap (Chamchi Kimbap). The short ribs (Galbi) and dumplings (Mandu) are really delicious too! There are maybe 10 tables and counter-seating, but it feels really authentic of a small Seoul restaurant - complete with MNET playing on the flat-screen (that's one of the Korean music networks). It's really hot in the restaurant though, and if you're eating spicy food, you'll be sweating heavily. Plan accordingly and wear layers so you can semi-undress.
__label__3 Amazingly, I'd never eaten La Favorita pizza until this branch opened in Morningside.\n\nSo, when it did open, I was on it.  Friday nights have become pizza nights in my household (rock and roll, I know) so one Friday I insisted The Man should drive in (I didn't realise at that time that they would deliver to my house in the sticks!) and I ordered pizza online, for collection.\n\nThe only thing was, when I ordered for collection I received an email and a text confirming my order... for delivery.  So, I ended up calling (totally defeating the point of the online order) to confirm that they knew I would be collecting my food and not having it delivered.  A minor glitch but the confusion was fair. It seems that their automated messages would be better off re-worded so the customer isn't left wondering how they'll receive their food.\n\nOther than that, we collected our amazing pizza and endured an agonizing ride up the road with the delicious smell of pizza filling the car.  \n\nYumyumyumyum is all I can say about how they taste.  I ordered mine (wild mushrooms and rocket) with truffle oil and luxuriated in its gloriousness.  The Man got a spicy meaty pizza which I actually found rather un-spicy but he enjoyed it.\n\nNext time I would opt for delivery, and I'll definitely be ordering again for a Friday night treat.
__label__4 Take out Pizza with out the grease! The pizza's from La Favourita are amazing - fact! MY favorita is the Capricciosa with extra anchovies followed by the Tiramisu. We had them last night after an afternoon of gardening which works up an appetite and a half I can tell you. Two large pizzas, between three and we were happy garden gnomes sat in the sun with a bottle of red. Lovely
__label__0 There was nobody running the drive through of this location at 1130pm on a Monday night. I stopped in and waited for about 5 minutes at the drive through. I was never greeted or served. Needless to say I was very disappointed to have wasted my time and gas driving to this location for nothing.
__label__4 This ain't your mama's grilled cheese sandwich... And I'm sure your mom's an awesome lady that makes stellar edible delights, but look... These sandwiches here?  They're on another level of life... \n\n(I have to announce that they have a grilled cheese sandwich with pulled pork and macaroni and cheese... That's clearly my dinner the next time I run into this truck...)\n\nI was initially a little wary after checking out the price board since we all know how much I love a deal... Yep, the sandwiches themselves start at $6 and go up from there... And no.  They do not come with chips... Those are an extra $3...  And since I ordered the Big Cheesy with smoked tomatoes and bacon ($1 and $2 extra, respectively), that put my order up to $12... It kinda made me cringe a little, but I sucked it up... lol\n\nTruly, they had me at smoked tomatoes... I wasn't really sure what that meant, but the flavor of them is unlike anything I've ever had before... It's hard to explain other than just super tasty... I promise if you try them, you will not be disappointed... The bacon was perfect and stood up to the cheesiness without being over or undercooked...\n\nWhen I tell you they butter the HECK out of that bread, please believe me... When I tell you that they pile that cheese and those toppings on before they grill it into golden brown deliciousness, understand that I mean what I say... And when I tell you that those rosemary truffle crisps are sprinkled with some incredible grade of parmesan, take that and run with it... \n\nYeah, with the tip, a sandwich and some truffle crisps cost me about $15... I'm fine with that... And as frugal as I am?  That's saying something... lol
__label__0 I will save you the time and money, don't go.They have removed a large portion of the menu and the food is no longer good. Spent $40 bucks tonight as I have been a loyal customer since they opened and EVERYTHING is different. So bummed as this was my go to place, always knew it would be delicious! :( Calamari used to be large with a light and fluffy batter and now it was nothing but chunks of hard unflavored batter. Bit into a piece and couldn't even see the calamari. They have removed all the Lo Mein noodle dishes so I instead did a pad Thai which was a rice noodle, it came out all in one big sticky mass with no taste. Pot stickers were to die for and they no longer make those. Broccoli beef was thick and savory with tender beef, now it was swimming in a watery teriyaki type flavored \"sauce\". The beef was tough and chewy. Egg fried rice was different as well. Got home, looked and tasted everything and pretty much threw away $40 worth of food. Bring back the old menu and cooks and I will consider returning. Until then I am taking my money, business and many many referrals of customers I have sent your way away from your business.  I have posted pictures of the food I bought this evening as proof.  Mine are the last 3 photos, you can tell the difference from mine and the older ones as far as quality. No more happy hour either. They have changed the name to Spice Asian Bistro as well. Shame the old owners had happy loyal customers and now the new ones are going to run a once amazing place out of business.
__label__0 OUT OF BUSINESS. Spice Asian Bistro now occupies this space. Can't wait to try them out and post my review!
__label__4 My husband and I needed new screens and batteries for our cell phones.  They were quick to fix the issues and we felt the prices were reasonable.   The store itself is a little hidden.  It's located upstairs in case anyone gets lost!
__label__3 Pretty much a place to drink and eat sausage it appears. Yes, this is unlike my drinking venues when i went to college when all we needed was the finest domestics and a sweaty small dance floor for drunken make-out sessions. The handlebar has bud lught, but mill is focused on craft beers and this place also gets fancy with pretty lights and an outdoor patio or two. I sat at bar and there was a more festive asu crowd watching the devils lose. Happy hour had good drink specials and i also tried the fresh cut fries, which were just average as these didnt have skin on and were kinda stubby. Blue cheese bacon dipping sauce was the highlight there. Another good place to drink it up. TV's are too spread out at the bar though.
__label__0 Bouncer staff was unprofessional when dealing my group of bicycling friends. Their words \"we don't like you here\" were unneeded and unprofessional. I will not come back here if they don't support bicyclists. Why do they have bicycles hanging over their taps if they don't bicyclists to buy drinks?!?!?
__label__3 For me, it's a solid beer bar. My husband and I visited during a Sunday HH, when the beer prices are good. It's got an amazing patio which works during the sholder seasons - I saw a few dogs out and about too, so they appear to be dog-friendly. So for me, the atmosphere works, or at least on a lazy afternoon it does! Service was friendly and informative on the local brews on which I typically imbibe.\nThe fries were well-cooked and not too greasy - Although, it did seem small for the price. It's not a deal-breaker for me because I don't need too many fries to begin with.\n\nI'll be back, maybe during late night to see how much of a party school ASU really is - I'll put my New Orleans-trained liver up to the test.
__label__1 I was so excited for this place to open but when I got there I was so disappointed. First off, do not call this place a hipster bar, it's far from it. A hipster bar does not sell beer for $10. It sells PBR Tallboys for $1. Second, the food is horrible, got the pretzel and cheese. Just sick. Third, the service was a bunch of assholes. My friend tried to come in after work and she had a different bars logo on her shirt with a zip up over it and they wouldn't let her in. I'm sorry but she was coming in to support your bar, now you guys just seem like a bunch of pricks, and will no longer get service from any of us. Support your local businesses!
__label__4 JT (bartender/manager) killed it! Good music and beer, badass cocktails custom made by JT and a little bit of food to snack on...will be back :)
__label__4 Southern BBQ has finally come to Verdun!\n\nWhile Black Strap sits on the same digs as the recently-vacated-and-still-mourned Casa Manolo, the ambiance is completely different. First off, it's extremely informal, the way BBQ should be, with rolls of brown towel paper on each table, service is very friendly and casual. The two large tables up front look like gigantic picnic tables.\n\nThen there is the food! OMG Reader! This is probably one of the few places in Montreal that finally has gotten American  Southern BBQ right and done the right way. No disgusting drippy sauces and coating of brown sugar like Bar B Barn. No half-assed attempt at \"faux\" BBQ like Bofinger. The got the smoking, the got the rub, they got it all right. Prices are also very reasonable and the place has a virtual line up almost every night. (Please for the love of God, stay in Verdun!).\n\nThey literally just opened up a few weeks back so I'm guessing there may be new additions to their menu, because for the moment there are no desserts. If they do it, do it all the way! Bring on the Shoofly Pie, Sweet Potato Pie, Red Velvet Cake, Hummingbird Cake, Peach Cobbler, sun brewed iced tea and Mint Juleps!
__label__1 hmmmm, what's all the fuss about?\n\nok, first off the staff is very friendly and helpful, they are good people.\n\nThat said, the bbq, is just lacking. We ordered Le gros, with the burned ends poutine.\n\nLe gros pretty much has everything, ribs, pulled pork and chicken. Mac n cheese, fried green, fries, coleslaw, baked beans, and pickles. The burned ends poutine had pulled pork.\n\nIt all sounds impressive, and having read they won some gold medal at some bbq competition... honestly, the ribs were dry, the meat was tough and not fall of the bones at all. That's the most disappointing thing really. then the pulled pork which was moist and good but then some pieces were clearly sliced, which doesn't give it the same texture as pulled...\n\nthe roast chicken was the only thing I liked, it was moist and tasted good. The coleslaw was nothing special, fries were very good. The baked beans, well it seems they put some sort of herbs in it which I did not like, and they were a bit too tangy for me... \n\nThere are two bottles of bbq sauce on the table, a sweet one and a spicy one. I guess you're supposed to add it to the meat and eat, so you only put as much as you need... I'm not fond of this set up, I like my bbq drenched in the sauce as it cooks so the sauce permeates the meat, just my thoughts... and yes even with dry rub you brush some sauce on there to finish it off before serving!!! yeah all the meat had no bbq sauce on them!!!  whatchou talkin bout  Willis?\n\nThe poutine was ok, not enough sauce and pulled pork didn't add anything, was I supposed to add the bbq sauce on the poutine?\n\nI was hoping for something good, but even for dry rub, ribs should not be so dry and tough to eat... did I get a bad batch?
__label__3 So I'm a girl from England who'd never had this smoked meat/barbecue stuff before I met my American boyfriend. Since I am also Jack Spratt's wife, I have loved every last morsel of flavourful meat in this category that I have tasted.\n\nI was hesitant about trying Blackstrap as the reviews are somewhat mixed. However, some barbecue seemed like just the ticket on a wet, slushy end-of-the-world night, when I had nothing in my fridge.\n\nHe had the beef brisket with greens, and I had the pork with fries, and we shared. It was all moist and tasty, with burnt bits. The fries were also very flavourful and not too crispy or too soft. We particularly appreciated the slaw, which was nicely tart as opposed to the sweet stuff that Montrealers seem to prefer. Neither of us felt the need to add sauce to our meat - unadulterated seemed the best way to experience the flavour spectrum on offer. We washed it down with Black cherry and Ginger beer.\n\nWe sat at the bar, watching the guys prepare orders. The chicken looked super moist and tender too. Unfortunately they were out of ribs. (FYI, this was a Friday, a little before 8pm.) We'll definitely try the burnt-ends poutine next time.\n\nThe decor is simple but effective, with two tables with benches that could probably seat 8 per table. Otherwise there's the wall bar and the main bar. There's music that fits the fare, and it's loud enough to listen to but not so loud, it's intrusive. The staff/owners were friendly and helpful, and the overall experience certainly made us want to visit again.
__label__2 Soooo we've been wanting to try it for quite a while, but everytime we went it was either full (I mean, outside line-up full) or they did not have any brisket, beef nor turkey left (which leaves us with... not much). So we finally went, and it was good, but just OK good. The burnt ends poutine was tasty although a little bit too salty for me, and my boyfriend has the smoked turkey sandwich - which clearly should not be your #1choice if you do go, aim for the brisket if there's some left! I think it's a fun place to try, probably more fun during fall and winter when you need a bit of comfort. From what I remember I found the bill to be a little to high for what we did get.
__label__3 I eat vegetarian about 95% of the time, but when I feel like eating some flesh I have the turkey sandwich from Blackstrap. Super delicious and soooo flavorful. The braised greens and fried macaroni and cheese balls are really good, too! I know it's a BBQ place, and their whole concept is meat, BUT I would really, really, really love if they threw in a couple main vegetarian options.
__label__3 4.8 stars \nVIBE \nThe .2 knock is for seating. I wish there was more seating though they do well for the space that they have. I'm lucky there was no line. Great staff - knowledgeable, friendly, put up with my million questions about the menu. \n\nWE ATE \nWe ate...SO MUCH. Not that I need to mention the burnt ends poutine because that's what you should be getting. But I know, you also want the ribs or chicken (like I did) so what you can do is get the burnt ends poutine for an extra $8 on the side instead of a $3 side order of poutine. I think it was because I asked nicely. That said, I do feel they should change this in their ordering system as it may be a popular choice. Anyways, it's ultimate poutine heaven. It's possibly the best poutine I've had. \n\nThe ribs are meaty and juicy. They're ribs! I wish there was a side sauce but there isn't. I loved the fried mac n cheese too - I could eat oodles of that. \n\nMy friend said the chicken was really good but it wasn't \"amazing.\" But good.\n\nI'd probably get the chili next time. It was mega good and meaty. \n\nHaving the nutty tasting Goldings beer washed down the ribs and poutine perfectly. \n\nIt gets pricey though - ribs, burnt ends poutine, coke and beer was $34. Worth it? Yes! I didn't really have to eat dinner and I had breakfast. \n\nOBLIGATORY CATCHY REMARK \nStrap on your fat pants because you're in for a ride. Extra elastic needed. \nPS Verdun is not that far or doesn't feel like it to me. BSBBQ is very accessible to the metro.
__label__1 i don't know what all the buzz is about because this place did not impress me one bit! I ordered delivery, the meal \"le gros\" to share with my boyfriend which included ribs, brisket, pork, chicken, fried mac and cheese, greens, bbq beans, fries and coleslaw. Thought to try a bit of everything and let me tell you the name says it all! it was gross! the only thing that tasted good was the fried mac and cheese. the ribs were so dry it was like eating jerky, the brisket was dry and tasteless and the fried chicken(thought it would be bbq chicken) was extra greasy. Not to mention the collard greens, yuck! It tasted so bitter and burnt like it was sitting there heating since the day before. The bbq beans were just disgusting, it looked like animal droppings and tasted the same way! Over all disappointed and a big waste of 50$
__label__2 Right idea, bad location. \n\nOK so I finally had to try the much hyped Bourbon Jacks in downtown Chandler. I must say, the atmosphere was better than I expected.  The band was a GREAT country rock band.  \n\nUnfortunately the place is much much much too small for a band of that caliber and 2-step dancing.  This tiny little place had a tiny little dance floor where you were literally dancing right up into the singer's face.  3 couples at best could dance in there without running into each other.  The band is so close to the customers that you cannot hear a thing anybody says.  So you can rule out conversation. \n\nThere are very few tables and they were all completely full before we even arrived around 9pm.  No biggie, we can stand.  However...where do you put your drink when you want to dance?  We were standing right next to a table of people who were doing nothing but sitting. Not even a drink on the table.  So we would  occasionally set our drinks on the table.  The waitress proceeds to tell me that we are being rude by doing so.  Huh?  They had NOTHING on the table.  How am I being rude to set my drink down to go dancing?  If anything, those people were rude for taking a table and not ordering any drinks.  She should be telling them to move rather than telling off paying customers.  \n\nThe waitresses only serve tables. The bar is much too crowded to leave your space and try to make your way to the bar to get a drink.  \n\nCustomers are like sardines in a can. You can't help but feel up everyone around you because you are constantly being pushed, knocked and tousled into people.  If you meet some odd character that you want to get away from, good luck.  There is no way out and nowhere to go without being seen.\n\nBottom line, great idea but the space is much too small. They need to expand into adjacent areas or change the venue to something more like an acoustic guitar player, lounge type place rather than a multi piece band with dancing.   It just doesn't work in such a small space. \n\nI give it 3 stars for the great band and having a good idea. I hope you expand...oh and make table hoarders buy drinks or move on.
__label__3 Love, love,  love the Cajun barbecue shrimp! Be sure to order extra bread so you can soak up all of the yumminess! Great service, great drinks, especially if you are here before all the crowds. And yes, you must like country music...it IS a country bar with awesome music and some amazing live bands wed-sun. Did I mention the amazing shrimp! :)
__label__1 OVERPRICED.  There was a lot of furniture in the store and the owner was friendly enough.  But a lot of it was OUTDATED and overpriced. Most of it was in good to fair condition but I saw a white sleigh bed that was not in the best condition and they were charging as much as my daughter just bought hers for new.  And my daughter's bed was a better brand name and nicer.  After going there I figured I could find it cheaper through Craigslist or a yard sale.  I visited another consignment store an hour later and found much better deals.  I can't remember the name of it but it was in the Centennial shopping area.  Times are tough... who wants to pay this much for used and outdated furniture???
__label__3 Conveniently located right off  of the lobby/check in area of the Augustus and Octavius towers.  Staff service great, very pleasant, and knowledgeable of the product - they knew that some Starbucks had started to replace Tazo tea with Tevana.  they accept Starbucks cards but they dont have a reader so it takes a little longer as they have to manually enter the card number.  that said, my transaction was handled pretty quickly and the person at the register did not grumble while entering the card number - very pleasant experience.  Nice bench to sit on, but no tables/ chairs as its a smaller corner spot.  Standard food items available.
__label__0 We are sick and tired of this location mainly because of the doctor.  The doctor that we have seen the last two times is an old grumpy doctor.  My wife took our son in on Saturday, August 17th, 2013 at about 4PM because he has been having cold like symptoms for like 5 days and nothing was helping so we suspected an ear infection. The stupid doctor says why didn't you take your son to his pediatrican? Umm, hello, its Saturday 4PM and the office is not open hence the reason why we are here at Urgent Care and then just because my son was chewing some M&M's the doctor said how I am supposed to examine him?  Well, sheesh, I didn't study to be a doctor or anything but you wait until the boy is done chewing his M&M's and then you proceed with the examination.  The doctor is an old man, he is grumpy and I don't know if he is bitter because he should be retired and doesn't want to work but you don't treat patients like that and for that reason this Urgent Care Extra location has lost our business and we will happily take our business elsewhere.
__label__1 This occurred around last month. and it was a little disappointing.\n\nThe office were not that good on talking, they never gave me a fair quote on the deal. And the worst thing on that deal was the employee itself itself is quite lazy on the work. They don't have SOP's or Standards, if you ask me if this people are good, I would gladly say NO. Not the right people or company to hire for electric wiring problems.\n\nOw, the name itselp implies the attitude of the electricians that came into my house. Zero Energy.
__label__4 This place is great! It is a little on the pricey side for the evening admission (the day time is without monsters and just a walk through) there is a guy out front that hands out a $5 discount, so it's manageable. I asked if there was anything we could do for additional discount because it was my friend's 30th birthday. They couldn't do an additional discount, but they gave us a few 2-for-1 drink discounts. The place was a lot of fun too, it's a decent walk through, with a lot of attention to detail. The actors are really fun and really get into their characters. They're not afraid to be rude to you and fully get into things. A lot of places that do stuff like this hold back, but this one was really a lot of fun. I know some people say it's not worth the price, but if this is the sort of thing you are into you'll appreciate the acting and the details and it IS in fact worth it. Also, the people running it are SUPER nice and awesome. My friend and I both bought a picture at the end and they printer was having issues, so we only got the first picture out and they were working on the printer. It was closing and I felt bad, so I asked if I could just pay the difference and get a hat. They just let me have the hat, mind you, the second picture is only $5 extra and a hat is like $20. So my friend and I leave and we're like 8 stores down the line as they come running out to us because they got the printer working and gave us our picture. So we got a hat for free and they RAN out and found us to give us the picture. I've never had service that nice ANYWHERE. I totally recommend this place, for the scares, the atmosphere, and the AWESOME people!
__label__0 i got band from goretorium face book page for a bad review i gave about what a rip off it is and only a handful of actors left since openning. \nnot worth the 30+ dollars and at 15.00 a drink (very small) i wouldn't recomend this venue to anyone who is into horror/terror.\ni would be interested in buying some of the props when they close.
__label__2 So, 5 guys just opened this location a few weeks back and I figured I would check it out.  I've eaten here twice now, sheerly out of the fact that its in the same shopping complex as my office.\n\nIn the two times that I've been here, I've gone with the same thing-small cheeseburger with some toppings on it.  The burgers are better then I remember when I first tried 5 guys a few years ago, which is better then the first time I went back when I lived in Mesa.  I didn't have a good experience dining there and haven't been back since. Until now.\n\nI will say the burgers are better then I remember.  But, overall, I'm just not impressed with them as a whole. Here's why:\n\nFor starters, I find them to be ridiculously overpriced.  I got a small pop and a cheeseburger and it was $7.42.  No, thats not horrible, but all my co-workers and I agreed that they are expensive.  If I had gone with a full meal (meaning gotten the fries) it would have cost me well over 10-12 dollars.  That's for a small cheeseburger!  No combo meals here, everything is a la carte.\n\nSecondly, the wait both times has been tremendous. The first time I waited almost 15 minutes for my order! Today the wait was about the same.  There were 10 orders ahead of us, and we were all in a rush to get our food.  I know it sounds crazy, but they seem to have a big grill with lots of people working behind the counter, and they seem to make the burgers as their ordered, but in batches.  I can't understand how they can get that behind. I mean, there's a guy standing there making like 10 burgers at time, and like 3 or 4 guys on the grill.  Why the wait then?\n\nThirdly, everything comes in a brown bag. Even if your dining in.  I don't get it. Why can't I get a plate or something? Especially if I had gotten fries, it just seems like a weird way to eat and serve food.\n\nLastly, the seating here is okay, but when we were there during a rush, there was a limited about of tables.  There were 4 of us and we were unable to dine in, so we got our food to go.  They have a mixture of high bar stool type tables that seat 3, and some 4 tops for seating as well.   If the place was busy, like it was today at lunch, there really wasn't a place to sit for all 4 of us.  Not a huge problem, but it did damper our experience there as we were all hoping to dine in and sit together.\n\nOn the upside, they do have peanuts galore for you to snack on while your waiting, and one of those really cool pop machines that has a million different flavors to choose from.\n\nOverall, its just okay. I'm not unimpressed, but I'm not over the moon about this place either.
__label__2 Stopped in for a slice with my son, large slice of pizza, generous toppings, a tad on the greasy side, but most likely due to the pepperoni.  all in all, thought it was good.  Food came out quickly, will stop in an try something else next time... Oh yea, no fountain drinks..... For me a negative
__label__3 I have been a member of this gym for a few months now and love the location. It is right near my office so I just go over to workout during my lunch break.\n\nThe locker rooms are very nice. There is plenty of equipment and all the equipment is new, nice, top of the line. The place is just very, for lack of a better word, nice inside! There are views of Uptown all throughout the gym. I have also taken a few group exercise classes here and the instructors have been excellent. They have a functional training room upstairs which I use alot. It has ropes, TRX suspension, kettle balls, trampolines, etc. Cool room!\n\nMy only gripe with this place is that, in my opinion, it isn't that female friendly. Little things like:\n-All the cardio equipment has tv capabilities but there is only like 5 channels available and half are sports channels\n-They play like super action, blow somebody up movies in the cardio theater.....however, the majority of time there are just females in there!\n-The only free weights are in the corner (it's kinda a tight corner) upstairs. However, upstairs it is 99.9% dominated by males. I lift multiple times a week and am usually the only female up there. Many times I have felt like I was being stared at. \n\nThese things above aren't that huge and the benefits of this facility majorly outweight these small complaints.
__label__0 My mom and I went here today, they were so confused on what she was asking. My mom had a broken nail and needed a repair and a fill. I guess here in the west \"fill\" doesn't mean anything? I hurt my left right big toe, I tore a chunk of my nail off and the girl talked badly about me to the girl who was doing my mom's pedicure at the same time.  I did not get tips on my nails, they are already short and wanted acrylic over my own, the guy did a great job. There is no prices posted, I thought this is a law for Az?  Their shop is neat and tidy, but their bathroom for the public use, is awful, hard water standing 1/2 inch thick on the bathroom sink, the air vent filled with dust, the toilet...oh my gosh. I have never seen a lack of cleaning in my life. There prices are way too high for the basic pedicure, $25? Other shops do $17. Don't go here, I wouldn't recommend this place to a fly.
__label__1 I really liked the environment/atmosphere at Peculiar Rabbit, but the food was average and the menu was limited.  I feel like this place does not really have an identity yet.\n\nBasically, I don't feel an urge to come back here for anything more than some beers.
__label__1 Went there for a friends birthday. Our waitress didn't understand that we wanted split checks and that everyone was sharing the birthday girls portion. Took like 30 minutes for us to get our tabs. The mussels were delish. Would highly recommend. Lobster Mac n cheese was disappointing. Would not recommend. Very disappointing. We went the for the amazing view but it rained so we had to sit inside and it's very noisy and difficult to converse.  I think had the weather been better this place would be great for after work drinks.
__label__4 Somewhat surprised that this place doesn't have a higher rating. I've been here 3 or 4 times now, and each time I've had something different to eat and was equally blown away each time.\n\nThis is more of a restaurant than a bar, so I recommend you try their food out. Brunch items are great, as are their burgers, sandwiches, and traditional irish pub food. Do yourself a favor, get a side of the corn pudding. It's the only time I've ever gone to a restuarant and re-ordered something when I ran out. \n\nGive it a shot, sit on the rooftop patio (it's covered so no need to fret over the weather), and enjoy yourself. Great food, plenty of local beers on tap, and typically good rotating drink specials. One day during the week I know they have a $10 burger and beer special...why wouldn't you try it out.\n\nHappy to have this place in my backyard.
__label__2 Peculiar Rabbit is quite Peculiar. The fare here is quite inventive. Especially love the sweet tea brined wings, sweet tea, and truffle fries. Not a fan of the deviled eggs. Have came a number of different times, although I would say the Customer Service has not always been the best here.
__label__1 So, the food was good, not great, but I'd go back to try other things on the menu if the rest of the experience was great, but it wasn't.  I had the chicken and waffles upon suggestion from our server.  The chicken was a bit salty and dry, but I'd give other things on the menu a shot, it looks like there's potential.\n\nPeculiar is the perfect word to describe our overall experience.  Our party of three arrived and was told there would be a 30-45 minutes wait (for inside or outside) and that all the bars were open if we wanted a drink.  My friends suggested we go to the rooftop where I would be able to take in the skyline (I was visiting Charlotte).  When we arrived upstairs, we noticed that nearly every table was empty.  So, we thought that maybe they weren't seating dinner on the rooftop (it was a nearly chilly March evening).  We asked if we could sit at a table while we waited for our table for dinner and were told no, that we would have to see the served to be seated.  Whaa?  So, after about 20 minutes of waiting, one from our group went back downstairs to ask about seating, since there were clearly (dozens of) empty tables and clearly people waiting.  She was told that the 'kitchen asked them to slow things down since they're fully booked.'  About four minutes later, the hostess came upstairs and invited us to sit at the vacant table we had been standing next to for 30 minutes.  We then had a hard time reading the menu and navigating our meal because there wasn't much lighting.  I mean, shame on us for sitting outside?  Peculiar, indeed.\n\nBy the time we left, the rooftop was pretty packed with people getting their weekend drink on.\nI mean, I get if the kitchen doesn't have the capacity (maybe), but it seems like a better approach would be to not allow dinner guests on the rooftop and offer it as a place for drinks/to wait.  The whole experience was just bizarre and left us wondering what was really going on.
__label__1 I went for lunch the other day and had the reuben sandwich. It was awful. The bread was so soggy that when I picked up the sandwich it literally fell apart in my hands. I have been a couple of other times and the food has been bad every time. I want to like this place- the atmosphere is good, the waitress was nice (although she didn't seem to care about the disaster of a sandwich when I mentioned it), the fries were good, and they have a good beer selection, but the food has been consistently bad from my experience. It is kind of pricey for the food to be that bad. Peculiar Rabbit PLEASE fix your food- you can do better!
__label__0 I am changing my previous review from last year (3 stars) to 1 star. \nToday I had a quiche with a soup, salad, potatoes, and coffee. It was my 2nd choice because they were out ingredients for my 1st choice. The vegetable soup was greasy. The coffee was less than ordinary. The quiche was burnt on top. (See picture.) The potatoes were too salty. The salad dressing was too sweet. The only food item that was OK was my glass of water. Service was OK, not great. With the many other (and better) restaurants around, I am not planning to go back.
__label__2 Not a fan of the entrees so much (they are too salty for me), but the Frozen Custard is always great.
__label__1 I like Pei Wei. I really do. There is one by my house that I visit regularly. I find them tasty, quick and affordable. As a frequent traveler, seeing one at an airport was a nice break from the standard eats - mediocre burger chains and overpriced sit-down establishments. \n\nOr so I thought. First, the place has no noodle dishes. Zero, zip, zilch. Strike one. Their kitchen really isn't that much smaller than a standard Pei Wei. Is it really too hard to have noodle making capabilities? \n\nWhat they do have is fairly limited. A few dishes without, it would seem, the ability to customize much. Kung Pao Chicken? Sure! Kung Pao Beef? No way. This obviously screams pre-made.\n\nI did have said KP Chicken, which was oily as all heck. Like seriously...the Saudi guy next to me had never seen so much oil. Yes that's a joke. A bad one. Get over it. In addition, I ordered it extra spicy, which meant I was given a container of barely spicy sauce. Sign two for pre-made mediocrity.\n\nThe meal did the trick and was fairly priced for airport food. Two people could easily split it and be fairly full if they weren't treating it as a big meal. However, I'd rather have the burger chain or overpriced sit down place. At least I'd get a product vaguely reflecting what I'm used to.
__label__2 Pros:\nI'd come here again for the music. Daft Punk, Zero 7, Ellie Goulding, Kings of Leon, etc.\n\nThe staff was courteous and the food was good. \n\nCons:\nLimited menu.\nPrices are about 30% higher than a non-airport PW. \nSeating is cramped. \nNo ice water.
__label__1 The food is just ok.  A little overpriced for what you get.\n\nI ordered a Mongolian Chicken, but got a Mongolian Beef instead.  The receipt clearly states chicken on the receipt (as photographed).\n\nPeople are paying good money for the food and the place is crowded, yet they didn't turn on the AC.  I was sweating just waiting for my food.\n\nWhile I was there, I didn't see them wipe any tables.  Just customers go, customer sits down.\n\nThe top it off, looks like the manager didn't even bother perfecting the receipt.  there's a line that says \"Enter Website Here\" on the 4th line of the receipt.  Manager that cares about details is essential to a business' success.  I guess this one lives off of people that crave chinese food before they fly
__label__0 I had the Japanese teriyaki chicken. Just God awful. Chicken was not well cooked and tough as a shoe, vegetables undercooked as well.  I have been to Pei Wei several times, but this one was just nasty. Next time i'll stick to pretzels.  Judging from other reviews, food quality is definitely a problem.
__label__2 It may not be the best Asian food ever, but this Pei Wei is nice, convenient, and a welcome alternative to the burgers and fries or hotdogs offered in the rest of the airport.\n\nIs it a little greasy and a bit too salty? Sure, but for $15 total, you're not gonna get a Gordon Ramsay entree or sustainably raised free-range chicken with organic farm-fresh greens in an airport\n\nFine for what it is
__label__2 3.5 star\n\nGreat neighborhood bar for a casual get-together. The food is ok and this trip we had great service. Good, clean spot to down a beer or two and roll on.
__label__2 It's a fun place to go with a big group of friends. With indoor and outdoor bar seating I really enjoy sitting back on the patio. The blood orange margarita is my most preferable drink. The food there is decent. The service is as well.
__label__4 I have been going to April for two years. She is always attentive to my needs and makes me feel beautiful! She will always hold a special place in my heart as she was the one that cut nine inches off before I started chemo. She gave me a cute new cut to make me feel beautiful before loosing it all two weeks later. Now that it's growing back she has taught me how to style it in fun, stylish ways. Thank you April for being so personable, professional, and fun.
__label__1 I like the decor... was definitely impressed by the amount of TVs.  My boyfriend and I sat at a high top to watch the ASU game.  The place was a  little empty but it was still pretty early in the day.  I'm curious to see how it acts as a club.\n\nSalads were overpriced, but who honestly orders a salad at a bar?  You shouldn't.  But we did anyway.  I didn't realize that bacon on a salad meant bac-o's, Firehouse... but thank you for educating me.\n\nHad a vodka soda.  It wasn't great.  Our waitress was super sweet though & really attentive.  \n\nNext time, I'll try this place when I'm in the mood for wings & beer.
__label__2 We came in the middle of the day for a drink and sat at the bar. The girls were super good looking and really chatty. They poured us some spicy drinks and left us to enjoy. U liked the vibe and the decor and my super massive rum and coke. A+ on all above mentioned things.\n\nWe went back to the truck about 30 min. later having parked at Jack in the Box to find our truck gone. We assumed it was stolen since we didn't see any signs...a man pulls  up and tells us that the second we walked into the bar, a tow truck came and hauled the truck! WTF!? Long story short (long ANGRY story)...the lot is a scam and they sit there waiting for you to leave your car and will tow immediately to some scummy, scary lot. (Our cab driver wouldn't let me out of the car and sent my bf to deal with them...that kind of scary). The lot actually asked for more money than had been agreed upon. Shady. \n\nApparently this happens a lot. Someone is making a killing off that tiny vacant lot.\n\nI wish this didn't have to go under Firehouse's reviews, but it's a forewarning to other people. Seriously the most expensive drinks I've had in a very long time..haha
__label__2 Something was missing\nUsual suspects on tap...\nleaves more to desire
__label__0 We hired this company in the summer of 2013. They had a great website and the owner, Jason, had a very dynamic personality said he was an 'Enrolled Agent with the IRS, etc. Seemed good. \n\nMy first clue should have been they were more concerned about getting their first check, than they were about the information needed to create the bookkeeping and tax files. Months would go by without hearing from them and when you'd send an email, there would be no response. When you called, they would say there was an 'email problem' and to send it to a different email address. Then there was always an excuse for not replying; \"I'm traveling.\", \"I'm not in the office\", \"I'll have ____ check on it\", etc.\n\nTax times rolls around and the owner brags, \"All businesses wait until October to file their taxes, I've already put yours on an extension.\"  Great! Then I got calls from my folks that said they hadn't received their 1099's. The office couldn't find the information, so I resent. I gave them numerous documents to work on bookkeeping, and nothing ever got put in place.\n\nFinally, I called the IRS and asked if an extension had been filed? The answer? No, but we see someone TRIED to file an extension on June 17th.  Of course, when I called Total Business Solutions, Jason was 'traveling', but would get back to me the following week. I went into the office and asked for my tax documents. They handed me the same envelope I had given them and not one single letter or document with tax information had been opened.\n\nThe bottom line? I paid this company more than $3000 in less than 12 months and never received one item of work in return. IRS 1099's not filed, personal and business taxes not filed, no bookkeeping, no receivables/expenditures, nada. But they did deduct their monthly fee.\n\nI have subsequently found out there are several others with this experience.  Be very careful about hiring this business. If you do hire them, make sure you keep copies of all communication because chances are, you'll need it later for Court.
__label__1 I like INSERT COIN(S), I really do. But any of you who have been there lately knows it's gotten REALLY scene-y. The people there aren't gamers, they're hipsters who just want to party downtown so they can tell everyone loudly and obscenely that they party downtown and would never be caught dead on the strip.\n\nUh, excuse me... you're blocking our game. You forgot this is a barcade, huh?\n\nSo when I heard about Hi-Scores, I was stoked... another chance to have a true gamer's space! And it's practically right down the street from me. So off I went to check out the new kid in town.\n\nIn gamer's terms, Hi-Scores is like \"Super Ghouls 'n' Ghosts\" -- an unnecessary sequel that doesn't make it out of Stage 1 before people give up on it.\n\nFirst, Hi-Scores is actually two \"businesses\" -- Hi-Scores and The Player's Club. More about that later, but it's pretty much the same place.\n\nSecondly, a good barcade should give you the feeling that you're partying in an arcade. I felt like I was in a warehouse a good portion of the time. There was very little theming, and the only reference to games on the menu was the Pac Man's Burger (meh) and a drink called the Centipede. But the specialty drink selection was pretty weak.\n\nThe bar in general is weak. Maybe I'm spoiled on skilled Vegas bartenders, but I ordered a Long Beach Iced Tea. For those who don't know, it's exactly like a Long Island Iced Tea, except you use cranberry juice instead of Coke. Now, I don't expect everyone to know that, but at a bar, it's pretty common knowledge. Instead, I get this from the server (who for what it's worth was really nice):\n\nME: Can I get a Long Beach Iced Tea?\nSHE: You mean a Long Island.\nME: No, a Long Beach Iced Tea.\nSHE: ...........\nME: A Long Beach?\nSHE: What's that?\nME: It's a Long Island Iced Tea, except it's made with cranberry juice, not Coke.\nSHE: ............ I'll see what we can do.\n\n\"See what we can do?\" It's not that hard. Minus Coke. Plus cranberry juice. Voila!\n\nI was excited to find out they had a kitchen, which IC doesn't have. Their kitchen staff, however, is obsessed with food on sticks. Our appetizer was Chinese meatballs (on sticks). For our entree, the Bestie got sliders (with big toothpicks through them) and I got Cajun beef (on skewers). The sliders were okay but super small, even for sliders. My Cajun beef was larger, but not that much better. Here's the thing: most of what they served, I could have done with a Crock-Pot and a trip to Trader Joe's. Yawn.\n\nHere's the kicker: their game area is about the size of my living room. Four console stations, not playing anything wildly popular, two Golden Tee machines, a few pinball games and a couple of cabinets. The biggest hit in the room was a 4-player Pac-Man machine, which was busy all night.\n\nNow, excuse me one dang minute, but HOW IN THE MAPPYLAND HELL are you going to try to pass yourself off as a bar-arcade and have a sorry-ass game area?\n\nSorry, gamers, but your Princess is in another Barcade.
__label__1 Trying to take care of a few final Henderson restaurant reviews before I moved my office completely away from the area, I recently headed over to the Hi Scores Bar-Arcade to grab a burger and check out the scene. I have a friend that is a regular there, and speaks very highly of the staff, the space and their food so I figured it would be good lunch. Can going to a video game-based bar for lunch be a good idea?\n\nLocated just off the 215 on Stephanie in a fairly isolated corner spot, the bar shares its building with another restaurant whose name escapes me at the moment. You step through the Hi Scores' side door into a confusing intersection of two spaces; a dark bar and a tight looking seating area with some arcade games. Since it was noon in the middle of the week, the regular dining area was completely empty so I headed into the bar side. The bar has 4 booths, a couple high tops and maybe 20 bar seats around a crazy TV display. The scene for my lunch was complete with bad music videos, plenty of smoking patrons and lasers on the walls. The 'restaurant' side extends behind this bar area and has plenty of booth seats as well as more video games. I've read many people online trying to compare this place to Insert Coins downtown because of the video game aspect; I will not really address this because I hate that place and they're not really the same thing.\n\nThe menu has all sorts of Hawaiian items, sandwiches and crazy bar food that you'd probably want to eat if you're of the crowd that does plenty of snacking while gaming. Their one burger on the menu, the Pac Burger, is an angus patty topped with swiss and cheddar cheese, red onion, tomato and butter lettuce. The patty had great char flavor, but was still a bit too dry and overcooked considering it dripped and made a bit of a mess at first. The butter lettuce was insane for a second time in recent weeks (Poppy Den), is this a new trend to make something look dramatic? Well it's dumb. The LTO were all good, and the cheese was melted but not too present. The bun was very sweet, very dry and just took over the whole meal. All I could taste was the bun with each bite, more than the patty or anything else, and it ended up really taking away from the burger.\n\nThe fries were of a slightly thick cut, and could have been decent if they weren't so undercooked and the cooking oil had gotten changed as it was definitely old and a bit foul. Plus they were so undercooked I think I actually tasted raw potato at one point. Based on this meal and some of the others I saw coming out from the kitchen, I think the food looks great but doesn't quite deliver. I'll also note that even though it was noon-ish on a weekday, it was fairly busy in the bar area and the only person serving all of us was the one waitress behind the bar. She did her best for the most part, but when she took my empty plate away at the end of my meal she also took my half empty iced tea. I thought maybe she was going to refill it, but when she returned with just my check I knew my drink was gone for good. I don't think I've ever seen that happen before but whatever, I guess it gives me something else to talk about. $7 for this burger isn't too bad, but when you add another $3.50 for raw potatoes and $3 for an iced tea that I wasn't able to finish, and you suddenly have a $14.59 meal that was way too much. As a whole I'd say if you're into video games and mediocre bar food this is probably a great place, but if you're looking for great food and great atmosphere this is probably not your destination.
__label__1 Slow slow slow bartenders..I thought id give it a 2nd chance. Still deadly bad, and I was in a hurry too, but still not good
__label__3 I am a beer fanatic and they have a great selection here for a small bar. The staff let me try many different kinds and are happy to help. Good local place for great beers.
__label__1 I ordered the pickle chips and they were awful!!!! The bartender, Natalie, asked how my meal was and I told her they were horrible and I would NEVER order them again. She apologized and said \"sorry you're not feeling them\" and stll charged me. Not going back and I will make sure to tell friends about my experience...
__label__1 The two star is ONLY because I love hooters food...seriously the b*tchiest waitress I have ever encountered. The place was empty and she didn't even seem like she wanted a table! Will not be back to this location...ever.
__label__4 I was so hungry after my 6 hour flight, I decided to stop by Olive and Ivy to grab something to eat. The breakfast club sandwich was super delicious and the workers were very friendly. :)
__label__0 Worst customer service. Waiting over an hour for my \"freaky fast\" food to be delivered. Days later, I realized my credit card was charged incorrectly. Instead of the management being customer service orientated and making it an easy situation to fix; they were the exact opposite. I will never be returning, nor would I recommend it to any friends or families in the neighborhood.
__label__2 Small mom and pa place it seems like .. Was at lunch with family and she recommended it , im on a diet so had a salad which was good .. nothing to brag about but ok .. When I can eat pizza ill try again and give a better review .. \n\nGreat service and a really clean resteraunt though!
__label__3 Not gonna lie, I never eat the food here because I know it's just okay. I don't really crave hot dogs! (But sometimes the funnel cake when I have a sweet tooth!!) \n\nThe ONLY thing I buy from here is LEMONADE. Ohhhh..lemonade. It makes me thirsty just thinking about it! It comes in three flavors: regular, lime, and cherry. I don't get frozen because it doesn't give me a full blast of the flavor! Every. Single. Time. I get food from another restaurant in the mall, I will never order a drink. I always buy lemonade from Hot Dog on a Stick, because it's so tasty and sweet! It just makes you feel good and satisfied on the inside :) \n\nMy favorite flavors are lime and cherry! The taste can be a bit sweet if you're not really into sugary drinks. And it is a bit expensive, but I feel like its worth it when you're washing down whatever food you ordered in the mall!\n\nAlso, I suggest not to sit near Hot Dog on a Stick while you're eating because when the workers are smashing lemons from time to time, it's a really off-putting sound! It actually scared me at first haha!
__label__1 Nice decor, great service, very very mediocre sushi. Sashimi was OK but all of the rolls, from basic to specialty, were very muddled. Many other sushi options in CLT for WAY less $$$.
__label__1 Prices are way too high to justify the food costs. Lightning is too bright and the restaurant is dead. The location kills them. We were the only ones there Friday at 7 PM. \n\nFood is very, very average. Paying $18 for 8 rolls is really absurd. Go to Cowfish or Nikko's for sushi, Baoding for Chinese. This fusion \"do it all\" falls very short.\n\nService was good, you can tell they are trying to make an impression, but my guess is this stays open less than a year.
__label__2 My perpetually late cousin and her daughter didn't believe me when I said Cowfish opens at 6 and we need to be there early... Since the elder was in a bit of a sushi mode (and apparently tired of Sushi 101), that's how we ended up at AZN... \n\nLuckily we arrived within their happy hour period, so the prices were decent... If I had paid any more for what we received, I would have felt a little bad about it... lol  \n\nThe drinks were $5 and while they tell you what they are, they don't describe what they're made of...  That's kind of weird to me... I mean, they take all the time to come up with cool names, but don't bother telling you what's in there?  That's part of the fun...  Oh, we both had a Japanese mojito... I thought it was pretty refreshing, my lunatic cousin thought it tasted like dish soap... I asked the bartender and she said sake, ginger, ginger beer and some sort of Japanese plant (I forgot the name, sorry).\n\nI ordered the Kobe beef sliders which came with the pickled vegetables and a bimimbap sauce... Good and spicy... The bread kept falling apart which kind of irked me, but sometimes it's like that... The samba edamame had togarashi (which is sort of like a chili pepper), chili-sesame oil and sea salt... They were my favorite part of the meal, actually... \n\nMy cousin and her daughter split a shrimp tempura and another type of roll and they said it was just okay...\n\nMy main issue here was the service... Now, don't get me wrong, the people were incredibly nice... I liked our bartender, the hostess was sweet and I think the other guy I saw a lot was the manager who had a great attitude as well... The thing is they were very understaffed and it didn't even seem that busy...  It took about 40 minutes for our food to arrive and a while still to get the ticket...  It was probably just an off night, but who knows?  Either way, my cousin says she definitely won't be back... I might give them another shot since I loved the soybeans...
__label__4 My son had a blast here. \n\nWe went on a lazy Sunday afternoon, around 1pm and stayed until 4pm.\n\nWe only paid $10 for an all day access (unless you go out and decide to come back later, then you have to pay again)\n\nI wish we packed some food though, because you can basically pack your breakfast, lunch and dinner and stay there all day and still pay $10.00.\n\nI didn't have any problems with other kids, or moms not watching theirs. \nIt was a really good experience for us.\n\nBesides, you can't bash a business when that happens to you. The parents are responsible for their kids, not the business.\n\nThe place is clean. I don't mean SANITIZED but it doesn't have the sticky feel or look to it, and the play sets are not dark or dirty or anything.\n\nWOULD DEFINITELY RECOMMEND!
__label__3 Great bagels, yummy coffee, friendly service. The ONLY reason I gave 4 instead of 5 stars is they get slowed down significantly by only having one toaster. Sometimes it takes a very long time to get my order. Other than that, it's great!
__label__0 I would not refer this gym to anyone. Trainers push you to sign up for their personal training sessions each time you go into the gym. Some people just want to go to the gym and not be hassled. Even with headphones in, you get tapped on the shoulder. If you don't sign up for your free one time training, calls constantly come in and they question you every time you go into the gym. \n\nThe end all for me was when I asked for my dates to be changed for my payments. I was told it was no problem and taken care of. First month that my account was overdrawn, I was understanding and emailed Jay, the owner for confirmation on the date change. He offered free training session. I declined, just wanted to be refunded the 25$ overdraft fee or even apply it to my account for the next month. Jay declined. I tried to be understanding as mistakes can happen and I get that. \n\nSecond time was the kicker for when the funds were taken out on the wrong date, it drained my account so I could not fulfill other financial obligations. When contacting the business owner, his response was offering free training sessions again and made it perfectly clear via email that he only wanted \"his business to grow.\" Jay did not offer to refund the 25$ overdraft fees, did not offer to put it on as a credit to my account, just wanted me to take these classes/training sessions. \n\nAfter several attempts at just getting the overdraft credited to my account, I finally reported the business to the BBB. Clearly he does just want his business to grow and is not looking to help those who are inconvenienced by his financial mistakes. I think I will just go back to LA Fitness where they were honest, trustworthy, and did not have an environment where you had to avoid eye contact to make sure no one hunted you down to sign up for more services.
__label__2 I saw these reviews and decided to try this place. The Pellini is an Italian burrito. You get to pick you meat (chicken, steak, italian sausage, shrimp), sauces (tomato and white), and topping (cheese, veggies). There are lots of choices so you can really have fun and personalize it. \nI had the chicken and Italian sausage and I thought that it was ok. Not great. I didn't think it had a lot a taste but maybe it how I put the Pellini together. \nMy wife had the chicken and shrimp and the shrimp really brought out the taste. Her Pellini tasted really good.\nThe decor was up to date and clean. It thought the the service was pretty good. They were very helpful and friendly. \nNot to sure if I will return but my wife enjoyed it, so we'll see.
__label__2 I phoned a few days before my visit to ask if they could accommodate an vegetarian - I was going there for a friend's birthday - and they say they would. When I arrived, surprise! they was nothing vegetarian on the menu. They insist to offer me seafood. Very disappointing.\n\nThe place is cute, the food is ok - too greasy and salty for my taste - & reasonably priced, but I wouldn't return because I just felt like it was an hyped place.
__label__3 Cute little cake/crepe shop! Good place to go for a dessert!\n\nI tried the greentea cake & it was delicious! It was layered with azuki cream filling. \nThey had all sorts of pastries (strawberry shortcake, cream puffs, custard pudding, etc) \n\nNext time I'm definitely going to try their crepes! It looked so yummy~
__label__4 Their desserts are very light. It's not super sweet so if you're looking for a sugar overload this is not the place. The strawberry Milli crepe cake is delicious! The strawberry whip cream crepe is fantastic as well. I'd highly recommend both. I'm looking forward to trying more desserts in the future.
__label__1 don't know why people think it's great. service is whatever and the crepe and pastries aren't even good. and the ice cream amount is freaking small!! the only reason why i give it two stars is cuz of the two cute girls that i saw. not amazing in my opinion. had better crepes and pastries.
__label__4 Tired of going to mass and not understanding the gospel? Well then this is the church for you! I honestly dislike going to church and being so lost during the gospel because the priest does not make it relatable. Father Nadim on the other hand uses real life experiences when speaking about the gospel. We also had a private mass for both my daughter's baptism and it was great! I was almost brought to tears due to the way Father Nadim explained things during the mass. He also knows how to make things funny which makes time go by fast! My husband and I fully enjoy this church and that doesn't happen often!
__label__1 I wish I could give them a better rating, but the staff here the other day really put me off. I had just gone for a run with a friend of mine who frequents this place. I told him what I was in the mood for (something cold and banana flavored) and he ordered. Whatever magic he ordered and was conjured up for me was delicious; I will admit that. However, my friend had somehow lost his debit card from when he paid to when we walked a block down the road. We went back in to look for his card, and the staff seemed incredibly lackadaisical. I realize it is not your responsibility, but come on kids, we had that card 30 min earlier. You could have helped search instead of standing around the counter playing on your iPhone. \n\nShame.
__label__2 First time here. Got a cherry vanilla green tea with lychee jelly. It was awful. The taste of the tea was gross and I forced myself to drink it because it was expensive. The lychee jelly however was good, which is why I have given them 3 stars. I am willing to try it again. Maybe I will stick with the regular chai with tapioca pearls next time.
__label__4 Still the only place in the world I have been where I can get hot milk tea infused with red bean and mung bean flavor. Heaven
__label__3 I was able to walk in SUPER last minute before my vacation for the holidays and got both my pedicure and full set.  All employees were extremely friendly, quality of my nails turned out beautiful, and the salon was very clean!  Love, love, LOVE the style of the office and felt comfortable knowing there was security monitoring the parking lot late at night.  I would definitely recommend Naughty Nails to any of my friends or family members. =)\n\n~Mae
__label__2 Happy birthday Grandma Juju!\n\nIt was the day before my mom's birthday and she was heading to my house to see the kids... With limited time to do something special, I quickly had my son make a birthday card and I ran to Gigi's to get a few special birthday cupcakes for the occasion.\n\nSince my son isn't into chocolate, I selected a wedding cake (white) cupcake and a strawberry shortcake cupcake.  Both were piled high with beautiful frosting (my favorite part).  \n\nThe cupcakes did the job... they brought huge smiles and birthday wishes for my mom, dad, kids and nanny, and two cupcakes to share amongst all of us was plenty.  I recommend slicing these in half and sharing from there.  Those of us that are frosting fans enjoyed Gigi's most of all.  The cake part was fine but a tad on the dry side.  \n\nWhile there are cupcake competitors all around town (from local businesses and chains to cake pops and other sweet treats), you can never go wrong with a cupcake in my eyes -- no matter where it's from.  However, I do think Gigi's is best for frosting fanatics... happy licking!
__label__2 I grew up with this mall.  I know some Arizonans see this as pretty much the end of the earth as far as our city goes, like the husband, and well, they are pretty much right.  As far as malls go, this one is decent.  It's definitely on the smaller size and has a very easy to navigate linear design.  The store is either on one end of the mall or the other.  You can't get lost here.  The food court is pretty decent with a selection that includes Sbarro, DQ/OJ, McDonalds, Paradise Bakery, Panda Express and a few less recognizable places.  The stores are pretty mainstream, with your usuals like Dillard's and Macy's and a big handful of the trendy stores that all the teenagers love.  By the way, this place is teeming with teenagers and tweens.  It's not a good place to be unless it's morning, because we all know teenagers don't even know what the morning looks like.  Not a bad choice for shopping.
__label__4 Pretty new yet to area.... But this mall is ok for what you need. There's plenty of options and it's always pretty clean:)
__label__2 3 1/2 stars. Located in the same strip center as Raku and Monta Ramen I arrived for lunch and was surprised how small but cute the place is. There was only one other patron besides myself. \n\nMy order the pork cutlet curry. My dish arrived promptly and the curry sauce was flavorful but I added medium spicy seasoning for additional spiciness. I thought the pork was on the tough side and was a little difficult to even cut. \n\nI thought Japanese Curry Zen was pretty average and prefer Coco Ichiban due to they have a larger variety and offer combinations.\n\nDon't get me wrong, if I'm craving Japanese Curry in LV I would return to Japanese Curry Zen.
__label__3 HATE  Nothing.\n\nDISLIKE  Nothing.\n\nLIKE  The spinach curry. The chicken cutlet. The sides offered. The pleasant service. The close proximity to other local favorite spots.\n\nLOVE  Nothing.
__label__4 UPDATED - they have expanded since I wrote this review (reason why I rated it a 4 versus 5). Plus!\n\nI came across this place when the wait next door at Monta was too long and I must say I am glad I decided to eat here. The curry is amazing and I like that they give you the option to get brown rice. Spice level is 1-10 but don't be fooled. I usually love spicy food  and even when I get food with a spice level from 1-10 (for instance thai) I get a 7. But here, I get 3. I knocked off a star because the seating in this place is minimal. I usually go here for lunch as it's right across from work but I try to arrive a little early. Also, the portion size is great and the price is affordable for lunch!
__label__4 The curry house I have been hunting for.\n\nAfter living in Japan for a number of years, I developed a slight addiction to CoCo curry. For years, I have been searching to find something here in the States that could satiate my CoCo craving, and Zen nailed it.\n\nThe service is outstanding, always pleasant and willing to meet my special requests, food is spot-on every time I go.\n\nI love this place.
__label__3 I love the curry here! It has a homemade taste - you can taste the vegetables melted into the curry broth, so subtle. I love the simplicity of the menu too. The curry broth is the main ingredient of course, and then you can add a topping. Genuine service too :)
__label__4 Great atmosphere and the food is good for anybody who is willing to try curry. The service is great. The curry isn't watered down like many places who serve curry. This place is just up the alley if you want a thick curry curry plate :)
__label__4 This place is super delicious! Customer service is great, and the food is awesome. Simple, and delicious. \n\nI've tried basically everything on the menu, super yum. Pork tenderloins my fave! Level is usually 5, and its not bad at all. \n\nThey even got specials and side items around the restaurant. Look out what they are and try em too!
__label__1 We were put in a handicapped room even though we aren't handicapped. I disliked this because handicapped rooms remind me of being in the hospital which makes me very nervous. Everything was low to the ground including the bed which was lower than at any other hotel I've ever stayed in. The closet was so low that our hanging clothes touched the floor. We even continously got locked in the bathroom because the strange lock contraption, which I'm sure is meant to aid those who are handicapped, kept getting stuck. The shower head was one of those removable hand held ones but there was no way to tighten it to the wall and the water always shot out toward the shower curtain and we couldn't get it to spray straight down. \n\nThe room altogether was rather small and cramped. We didn't get a chance to try the free breakfast buffet but when we passed by in the morning there was always a decent crowd. I noticed the hotel is frequented by a mostly young, college aged crowd instead of business professionals. The elevator required a room key to operate but it didn't even work properly. We were in the elevator with another couple and we each had to try our room cards several times before it worked. Valet was $22 with in and out privileges and the car usually came out pretty quickly although the guys weren't all that professional. As for customer service, no one was rude but no one went out of their way to offer exceptional service.
__label__1 This is my first time at this location and I wish it wasn't the closest one to my new house. \nThe service was HORRIBLE. \n\nI came in to get a sandwich from the deli, I filled out the form and waited and waited and waited for someone to acknowledge me. Finally some girl shouted to just leave the form sitting there, well if you can't bother to notice me how can I be sure you're going to notice a little piece of paper? \nI walked around the store seeing what else I needed only to get back to the deli and see my order slip still sitting on the counter!! So I stood there, the same girl asked if I needed something, \"yes, my sandwich 15 min ago\". One of the ladies grabbed it. \n\nNow the point of filling out the form is to only get the items listed, no more/no less. I wish that were the case, My sandwich was close but not how I asked for it. I didn't ask for peppers and I did ask for avocado. At the other two locations I frequent often they have yellow mustard packets, I was told this one didn't. I prefer good old fashioned yellow mustard on my sandwiches! \n\n\nNeedless to say I'm not in a big hurry to get a sandwich from here again! \n\nThe only reason I'm giving it two stars is my cashier was very friendly.
__label__3 Fair prices [including kids size] and great specialty flavors! Saw them @ First Friday and it was definitely a great stop on a hot June day. Quick and friendly service with a smile! They drive their truck to many locations so call and see where they are located and go get one of their shaved ice treats!
__label__0 My one star is not on the food per se. Its on the location.\nI don't know who's bright idea it was to come here, and im sure the food might be amazing. We didn't get far enough to try. First off it is very confusing when trying to locate this because its inside the bar. We saw a plack on the wall with the name and decided to go inside and ask someone.\n\nWe walk inside and were greeted by 25 black people awkwardly staring at us. I think they were having a party in there because there was loud music and catering. Now I have no problem with that, what I do have a problem with is how everyone kept gawking at us and giving us dirty looks. \n\nWe asked the bartender where the restaurant was and he told us we were standing in it. Ok thats cool, we would have stayed and gave it a shot. But there was no where to sit. So we said F' it and left.\n\nI love hole in the wall places. This comes too close to an actual hole in the wall.
__label__2 Prices are not really any better than Wal- Mart. Clean & good selection.
__label__3 Good family restaurant
__label__4 Alright... Here's the deal... This guy is amazing!  I have been going to Babak for about three years now and he just gets better and better.  I live in central Phoenix and drive to old town, passing at least 50 salons along the way, to have Babak take care of me and my needy hair.  I don't write many reviews but when I do, it's because the place is that good.  The other reviewers (except for one) are right on with place!
__label__2 This place looks much better on the inside than out!  Good pizza (they offer pizza by the slice at lunch) but the menu is a bit over priced.   Pretty good TV coverage so it could be a decent watering hole in South Charlotte!  I'll be back...
__label__2 We live very close to the Rusty Onion, so we pass it daily.  We were waiting, and waiting, and waiting for the restaurant to open.  We finally decided to try it last weekend after all the hype of a new restaurant died down.  After the anticipation, it just did not live up to it's hype and wait.  It is just a-ok.\n\nService was not a problem, we were promply greeted and served.  We order some garlic knots and they came out very fast.  They were just okay, need more garlic and more parmesean!\n\nKevin and I decided to make our own pizza.  The pizza was just okay, I do like the crust, but the flavor of the pizza as a whole, is just okay.  Other people complained about cost, you get a nice value with a large pizza, but for just okay food, it seems overpriced.  We did have leftovers, and the box they give you is not large enough unless you are fine with stacking slices ontop of slices.  I will say a plus is that their pizza does cook well and tastes the same as a leftover the next day.\n\nI think the reason this gets even 3 stars is because it is very convenient for us and I do like the atmosphere in the inside. However, the Chicken and Mexican places are a much better eat in this shopping place.
__label__2 Decided to try for the first time last night.  Really like the outside seating but bed careful not to sit too close to the air screen; it'll blow on you and your food! There was seven tables at 645pm, a little quiet but we were able to get seated immediately.  Our hostess gave us menus; when asked for a beer -wine menu she said all were being used!  Really? 7 tables!  But our waiter\nLuke brought the menus over right away.  He was vey friendly, attentive and knowledgable, especially when it came to the tap beers.  Great selection.\nIt was half price apps until 7pm so we tried the charcuterie board; nicely presented with three meats and three cheeses, pepperonis, arugula, roasted strips of red bell peppers and slivers of Kalamata olives. Fair amount of food but for $10 at full price I would expect higher quality meats.\nI had the Philly steak sandwich all the way with onion rings and chipotle mayo dipping sauce.  The steak is shaved in house, tender and plentiful but could have used a little seasoning.  Onion rings were made from real onions, not the paste filled style; but my disappointment was the chipotle dipping mayo.  No muy caliente at all!  It tasted like annatto colored mayo; not even a hint of smokiness or heat.\nMy wife had the white pizza; very nicely done.  A short bite at the center and a good chewy crust.  Very NY ish.  \nWe will return again to try other dishes and we wish them success for the future. Definitely a place for a cold draft avid a game.  How about stocking NCs Red Oak?
__label__0 So we moved out a few months ago and was contemplating whether or not to post an update Obviously I decided to. We HATED living at this complex. We up and left and transferred to a Scottsdale location. My husband searched for a new job specifically so we could transfer to a new location without being reprimanded for doing so. We lived in separate homes for almost two months to accommodate the move!! The animal feces was atrocious! The lack of maintenance was ridiculous. The rent payments took weeks to be deducted from our accounts. We were repeatedly told lies.\nWe \"purchased\" a parking spot. We specifically asked if we could park a trailer in the spot, because our previous apartment we knew that was a big no no. Office response was, \"you paid for the spot, you can do whatever you want with it\" days later we got tagged and had to jump through some hoops and ladders to find somewhere to take our trailer!! My car got towed one night for no good reason! Luckily, they refunded me the tow fees, but seriously?! Upstairs neighbors never went to sleep. Farming stench? Ugh! I was so excited to go home back to Scottsdale!! And to top it off, we got charged some ridiculous fees when we moved out. My mom went through the apartment with a fine tooth comb and I mean she went a little ape *#%$ cleaning. And they came up with a bunch of bogus charges. Carpet cleaning? Seriously? We were there barely 5 months and I'm super anal about carpet stains. Whatever. We're done with this place. Thank god!!
__label__2 I don't know if this is more than an American airport staple.  For airport fare, above average but 3 stars is above average for Airport fare.  Great service, typical selection of beer, wine, cocktails.  Food is mediocre but typical for most airports that I travel thru(most Vegas and Calgary).  This rating is for the new Terminal 3 location.
__label__3 One of the best pizza on in Montreal. \nVery fresh and tasty ingredients.\nDecor is interesting and staff is attentive.\nVery nice experience overall.\n\nTips: Ask the staff which wine to get. It worked very well for us.
__label__4 My wife and I decided to give this place a try and fell in love with the food. The food is fresh and has authentic flavors. The curries are outstanding, the best I think I have ever had, if you like Asian cuisine you are going to love this place.
__label__4 Finally great Thai food in Arizona! And in Cave Creek to boot!\nBest chicken Pad Thai  I ever had.\nPriced right as well.\nWe will be back very soon.
__label__3 My husband and son and I discovered Z's tonight after a friend recommended it. So good. We had the Beef Massaman Curry, the Masala Curry with Chicken and Pad Thai. It was all wonderful. The service was great. We will be back.
__label__4 My wife and I ate here for my 50th Birthday.\nWe enjoyed it very much! Z greeted us and explained the fusion concept, as well as the specials. We shared a delicious avocado shrimp salad followed by Curry fried rice (meatless) and I tried the yellow curry chicken \"extra spicy\"! My wife who has a very sensitive stomach loved everything! I also enjoyed every dish and would recommend this restaurant to my friends and family!
__label__2 In a pinch, we swung into El Pollo Loco for a quick bite last night. The restaurant was very clean and the menu was easy to navigate. I settled on the Citrus Mango Tostada salad. \n\nThe plate consisted of a fried taco shell salad bowl ( which was absolutely delicious), lettuce, tomoato, sour cream, rice, beans, mango salsa, a citrus vinegarette and 1/4 avocado. My meal was fresh and delicous - I really couldn't stop eating it. It was light and didn't leave me feeling like I just consumed heavy Mexican food. \n\nI was pleasantly surprised, and we'll be back :)
__label__2 Muy bueno pollo y carne!
__label__4 I am a pizza nut, a fanatic. I melted the broiler in my oven trying to get it super hot to make better pizza. I still remember when it exploded into flames and thinking how fortunate it was that the pizza was just about done anyway. Enough. This is the first pizza place that has impressed me....ever! The attention to simplicity and great ingredients is stunning. Super fine Italian flour, real moz, and a wood fired oven create wonderful pies with magnificent leoparding (tiny blackened spots on the crust). The staff, and owner Rick, are super friendly and know how to turn out exceptional pizzas with crisp light crust. If you are a Pizza Hut fan don't bother; They don't serve meat lover pizzas. \nGo at least once to see what a slice of real pizza, made by real experts, tastes like.
__label__3 This little cart of goodness is an underrated gem in my book.  I truly love food-cart food, but I frequently miss out on them due to my work schedule. But luckily, this cart has much more expansive hours than most, and can be found out in front of the UW Credit Union on the square almost all day long on weekdays. Breakfast falafel? Done. Gyro at 4pm?  Sure thing. \n\nYou can tell a food cart is good by certain earmarks. First, can you almost see the wafting scent of spices and grilled meats grabbing you by the nose and pulling you in, like a Looney-Toons mouse to a wheel of cheese? Does that smell make it hard for you to keep walking, beckoning you to just pause a moment and consider that wonderfull smell. \n\nNext, if it is a foreign regional food cart, are there patrons from that region hanging out nearby and chatting with the owner?  You bet there are here. The fellow working there is always nice, chatting up his friendly regulars and working hard simultaneously. He always returns my salaams, and once gave me a free falafel ball to munch on while I waited, since my gyro was going to be a few minutes longer than normal. I told him it was no big deal, I didn't mind and extra minute. He gave it to me anyway and said, \"You try. You like. Falafel makes you happy.\"  Yes.  Yes it does. \n\nBut really, I come for their Gyro. It's simple, classic, and deliciously aromatic. It's so good, and reasonably priced, it's what I almost always get. It's my favorite gyro downtown. I was less of a fan of the chicken I tried once, but really I'm not here for the chicken, so I won't be sad about going back to my darling classic gyros. \n\nLong story short, this cart consistently serves up delectable, hot, reasonably priced food all day. Don't fear the cart, embrace it.
__label__4 Great restaurant and now they have a satellite location at the airport! Awesome staff and service that is very friendly and helpful. Food is very flavorful and fresh. Ingredients are top notch and it is definitely reflected in the food. I love that the airport now has a great food option instead of the normal fast food garbage!
__label__3 Oh fellow yelpers, is there anything more wonderful than an unexpected food find, a bit of culinary serendipity to brighten one's day? Such was my experience when coming across this delightful eatery in none other than the Phoenix Airport Dining area, next to Sauce, another solid eatery. \n\nI was catching a morning flight to California for the holidays and realized that Chelsea's kitchen had been put in since my last visit. I was charmed by the lights above the bar made from antique spritzer bottles and felt a little like I had stepped into an establishment in that greatest of American cities, New York. \n\nAs it was a bit early for me for lunch I ordered the oatmeal, which as far as oatmeal goes was excellent but I also ordered a cup of coffee and most glorious of surprises, they bring you a mug and a good sized french press, which you let sit for a few minutes and of course....you guessed it, press. The coffee was amazing. I asked the bartender what he thought and he agreed that it was exceptional. Best of all, between the oatmeal and the coffee the whole bill was only $8.20 and with tip, $10.50, that is a heck of good deal at the airport, not only on price, but on the exceptional quality. After reading the other reviews I'll be going back to the airport for something other than a flight and you guessed it, to eat at Chelsea's kitchen. \n\nNote, I loved the place but I want to try a meal or two before I consider the coveted five star rank but from my initial experience, a solid 4 with 5 start possibilities.:-)
__label__1 Staff ruder than the main resto.  Yikes.
__label__0 Went in on a spur of the moment before my flight to San Francisco because it had a nice look to it. Hadn't eaten since the day before and was famished and didn't know when my next meal would come. The prices seemed kind of high, but it's an airport joint, so I figured I'd give it a shot, so I ordered a green chili burger. Took awhile to come out and when I took the first bite, the burger was warm, not hot, with a lot of pink inside. I should have sent it back but I was in a hurry and just ate it. For the price it was nothing exceptional and I left thinking I should have just ate at the Burger King and saved money (and I'm no fan of BK). \n\nMan, I should have ate at Burger King because at 3:30 a.m. I woke with my guts twisting. I haven't been that ill from food poisoning in many a year. Lasted all the next day and put a huge damper on my trip.
__label__2 Stopped here  while in the airport. Had always heard about it from numerous friends. I didn't think it was anything to write home about personally.
__label__1 It's a nice place to sit and relax and chat with friends and all before the security area since it's a restaurant in an airport, but the food didn't impress me.\n\nI ordered the ahi tuna burger and the ahi tuna patty was bland and a little overcooked. The bun itself wasnt that toasty either. The fries were pretty decent though.\n\nI probably should order something else next time. My friend's ahi tuna taco platter looked pretty good (but is also almost $10 more)
__label__4 Chelsea's kitchen is one or stops on our way home from the airport and its worth the detour for us . The food is always fresh and over the top delicious ! Weve had the burgers , nachos , every taco on the menu, short ribs , breakfast... I've been there so much it's a shame that it took me this long to write a review. A couple of  pluses to note : 1) children eat for free before 7 PM and the children's menu is pretty impressive and not your typical fried nasty kids meal. 2) Pick up a free chocolate chip cookie with a hint of Fluer De Sel.
__label__0 Absolutely horrible.  Did take out chopped salad was not worth $11.00.  Small portion and the pizza was ice cold and was like as thin as a piece of paper maybe 3 pieces of the schrieners chicken sausage on it.  Pathetic.  $30 for that meal Are you kidding me. My girlfriend and I arent even full.  We had to go get more food.  Never ever go back.  Get your shit together!!
__label__3 There are two lines....
__label__3 Went to Furco with my Happy Hour buddy on a Friday evening and we were pleasantly surprised to see how full this place was.  Don't get me wrong, nothing like a Thursday night where you can barely walk in the place, but as opposed to other Fridays where we've been there in the past, the bars and all the tables were occupied.  \n\nCozy and relax atmosphere, always new finger food plates to share, and our barmaid (Sarah) always on the lookout for us.  \n\nWhat else can we ask for!?!
__label__1 Suffering from a mild bout of cabin fever, my daughter and I decided to brave the arctic conditions and grab some spicy food at A La Brasa.  I reviewed the menu options online before our visit and had a couple Peruvian-influenced items in mind when we walked through the doors.  However, the restaurant now describes itself as a \"Mexican Grill\", so it was time for a quick change of plans (note to management - please update your online menu).\n\nAfter seating us, our server dropped off a basket of standard-grade corn chips and a bowl of pico de gallo.  The chips were heavily salted and were nothing to write home about.  The pico de gallo was excellent - it was loaded with fresh onions, cilantro and tomatoes along with a healthy dose of jalapenos.  My only problem with it was the bowl was too small and every time we tried to use a chip to scoop some out, most of the contents ended up on the table.  Because of this, we soon ran out of pico de gallo, but our server was too engrossed with a cell phone call to notice that we needed a refill.  \n\nAfter adjusting to the new menu, I decided about the beef version of the Cemita Poblana sandwich ($10).  The sesame-encrusted bun was a disappointment; it had the texture of a hamburger bun from the local Piggly Wiggly.  Also disappointing was the beef cutlet - too little beef and far too much of the greasy breading.   I did enjoy the rest of the sandwich, which included loads of buttery oaxaca cheese, slightly sweet caramelized onions, spicy chipotle peppers and perfectly ripe avocados.  \n\nThe $7 cheese quesadilla ordered by my daughter became a comedy of errors.  She is a vegetarian and the first version of her cheese quesadilla was peppered with small chunks of chicken.  We flagged down another server (our initial server was still busy on his cell phone) who apologized for the error and promised to make a cheese-only version.  It came ten minutes later, but this time, the thick corn tortilla was a soggy mess.  (I wonder if it sat on the counter too long, since the first quesadilla did not have this problem.)  The replacement quesadilla also lacked a serving of the salsa verde that added some much needed zip to this dish.  We again flagged down a server, and after another wait, we received the green salsa.  By then the whole thing was getting cold - ugh.  While my daughter did enjoy the melted oaxaca cheese, she stated she strongly preferred the $3 Los Gemelos version of this dish.  With no sides, this dish was a poor value.\n\nThe interior of the restaurant was extremely clean, flooded with natural light and nicely decorated.  \n\nOverall, the negatives of my visit (spotty service, lackluster food) outweighed the positive (superb pico de gallo).  With so many other great, local options for Mexican food, I doubt that I will be paying A La Brasa a return visit.
__label__1 I stopped in here unexpectedly.  I really wanted to like them as they are so close to where I work. I tried one of the daily specials, Champagne Raspberry (I think it was called).  The gal helping was very sweet and informative, but the cake was a little hard, dry and dense.  The frosting was super sweet and too thick for me, and had sugar crystals sprinkled on it.  I like frosting that melts in your mouth and does not crunch.  If I had noticed the sugar sprinkles ahead of time, I probably would have changed my order.  I'm thinking I should try it one more time, and this time get the dark chocolate cupcake - as dark chocolate truly is my favorite anything.
__label__2 My husband and I stopped in after eating lunch nearby. The girl behind the counter was so nice and friendly! We got their Tuesday special, for which 4 different cupcakes were only $2 each. In my opinion, there was not too much frosting and it was delicious. True, there was as much frosting as cake, but I like that. If you don't want to eat all that frosting, don't. However, if I had paid the full $3.50 for a cupcake I would have been a little disappointed, as I could go to Wal-Mart and get the same cupcake for cheaper.
__label__3 I had the daily special where you combine a BLT sandwich and a piece of pie. I don't have to mention that the pie was great but actually; the sandwich was not bad either. Friendly staff and a nice neighborhood adds to a great experience.
__label__0 i love pies but this place doesn't do it for me. the pies seem to be sitting there all day long and they turn out really soggy and cold. my lemon meringue was cold on the verge of freezing\n\nservice wise, one of the girls gave us attitude. we asked for a glass of water, took forever to come. not only did it took forever, the glass was dirty as hell. we even joked it was bathroom water. speaking of which, it might have been..\n\nthe hot chocolate and the coffee was the highlight of a miserable evening
__label__0 This place is out of business.
__label__3 Creative, fresh, tasty & here to stay!\nI have had many items on the menu, breakfast and lunch, enjoyed it all.
__label__4 I checked this place out on yelp before I went, I saw a lot of good review so I ventured and got me a sandwich after church. I was really impressed with the place, it has a very colorful atmosphere and a personal welcoming feeling from the staff.\nI ordered the #22 breakfast sandwich, and the guy asked for my name. I personally prefer being called by my name rather than a number on my receipt.\nThe sandwich looked sorta small when I got it but it was very filling.\nYou get a 10% coupon if you check into the restaurant, so make sure to check in into yelp.
__label__2 1st time here.. interesting place. Food was good, on the small portion size. I will try it again.
__label__4 Found this place using the \"nearby\" feature on the Yelp app and decided to give it a try. The menu is small but varied, the price is awesome ($4.50-$4.75), and the product is delicious. I got a vegetarian breakfast sandwich (#33: two poached eggs, feta cheese, parmesan cheese, fresh spinach) and my boyfriend got the Nutella, peanut butter, banana, almond sandwich. We both happily demolished them immeditately. Both Carol, the owner, and the young guy working the register were pleasant and conversational. Carol seemed to make fast friends with every customer who walked in, making sure to check on them and ask their names. One unusual thing about Zookz is the addition of a small sink at the beverage counter. This is so useful for dumping out leftover ice and liquids and rinsing plastic containers before you place them in the recycle bin next to it. \n\nOh, and they have punch cards! 10th sandwich is free! We will definitely be trying this place again.
__label__4 Traveling with a coworker who lives more locally, I am super glad I fessed up to being a snob about eating at chain restaurants.  I turned down Subway and broke out my Yelp app!  Zookz was nearby and had good ratings so we checked it out.\n\nWhat a different idea.  It reminds me of Uncrustables in the freezer section of the grocery store but with much more adult and better fillings.  \n\nI walked in and saw a picture of the #13 which is poached egg, feta, spinach, tomato.  I didn't even look any further..this looked amazing.  And it was!  I wish I could have tried more!  I do think my coworker could have eaten more but they did have some side options available.  The sandwich was less than $5, I believe.  All options appeared $7 and less.  They also have Coke products...I'm a sucker for a fountain diet Coke.\n\nThe service was really friendly with someone greeting us immediately, taking our order promptly, and even asking how our meal was and how we heard of Zookz!\n\nMy only desire is that they open one in Dallas or Plano, Texas!  (:
__label__3 Sunday morning \"breakfast\" including spinach fatayer, kebbes and sambouseks at a newly open Lebanese bakery on the Plateau, Trip de Bouffe. Everything was fresh and tasty.\n\nBaklava: light and flaky, right amount of syrup on each layer, sign of freshness
__label__1 The roast beef was bland and boring. It took a long time. Didn't love the ambience.\n\nI always get a little annoyed when I see someone review a fancy restaurant (that I love) and criticize them for their $20 hamburger, so perhaps I should be a little kinder here given what might be appropriate expectations - but honestly I expected something...more.
__label__0 The food is not that great. The mac and cheese had absolutely no flavor, and the salad I ordered was nothing special and looked like something I could have made at home myself. My friend ordered a salad and didn't like it, so she sent it back. The waitress asked if she would like anything else instead and my friend declined. When the bills came they charged my friend for the salad. The waitress explained that her manager said that since there was nothing wrong with the food that he was not going to take the salad off of her bill. The waitress was very polite and felt very bad for my friend, but stated her manager refused to allow her to take the salad off of the bill. \n Way to have crappy customer service on top of not so fabulous food that is served on PLASTIC plates. I will never go back to this place ever again. Have fun serving students that are ok with flavorless and not so fabulous food. This is probably the only way you will end up staying in business.
__label__0 I have to chime in here seeing those B.S. 5 star reviews.\n\nI usually give new places a pass, because I figure they have some kinks to work out, but when I see people shilling for them, I feel it ruins the purpose of yelp.\n\nFirst, the Bartenders and waitresses are not knowledgeable about mixed drinks, and rather rude.\n\nI ordered a Manhattan, the drink the waitress brought me was made with Scotch.  When I complained, she told me \"Manhattans are always made with Scotch\", she left out the, Duh.  But the tone was clear.\n\nExcept, Manhattans are made with Whiskey, traditionally Rye. NEVER Scotch.\nI insisted, and got a new one, it was passable.\n\nNext, not wanting to deal with the B.S. I order a Maker's Mark on the rocks.  Decent pour, but when I got the bill it was $2 extra.  \n\nNow I asked the waitress, and she told me it was extra because a rocks pour is larger.  I find this dubious at best.  The drinks were already pricey, so this just galled me.\n\nIf you are looking for a slice of Scottsdale Downtown, I guess this place is ok for you, but I won't be back.
__label__4 Came here for the Phoenix NewTimes happy hour event last night. Really liked the modern vibe of the place. Cool modern artwork.\nCustomers are able to freely walk in and out of the Lucky Strike bowling alley next door which is pretty cool.\nWas most impressed with the staff. The manager, named Dallas, was helping out at the bar when I arrived. I mentioned to my date how it's always nice when the bartender acknowledges your existence and doesn't just leave you hoping and wondering if you'll ever eventually be served. He struck up a conversation with us and seemed like a real cool guy. Gave us the kind of welcomed feeling that makes us want to come back.
__label__3 The only car wash I will go to.  Extremely friendly service every time. They are fast,  efficient,  and cheap.\n\nYou can't go wrong here with a $3 car wash.
__label__2 Just your average park located in Henderson.  I'm lying, really a small park located in Henderson.  One thing about the local parks out here, they're pretty big compared to what I'm use to in California. Discovery Park is a smaller park that reminds me of some of the parks that I am use to.  \n\nCame out here yesterday for a change of pace.  Instead of hitting the gym to hit the weights, I chose the park for a walk with a friend.  It's still a nice park with a few amenities like a kids area, basketball court, and tennis courts, but that's pretty much it.  Not the biggest park in the world and had to do a couple of laps around it just get anything close to a workout.  But when the weather is nice, a walk in the park will always beat a smelly gym.
__label__4 Very nice walking path. Always clean and well manicured! Keep up the great work Henderson!
__label__0 I ordered the squid salad from this place.. And I was throwing up all afternoon.. Don't eat here if you want to spend the day healthy and happy
__label__3 Every time that I have ate from here, which kid you not has been at least once a week. Their food and service has been great. Highly recommend everything from the menu. My favys and regulars are the chicken pad se-ew, beef fried rice, drunken noodles and the wonton soup. Very fulfilling, great taste and price.
__label__3 Pittsburgh definitely needs more bars like Harvard & Highland. Sometimes you want to put down the gin and tonic (while delicious) and pick up something with a creative mix of new and interesting flavors.  With the expertise of a REAL bartender (few and far between in the steel city) you can do that here.\n\nThe ambiance is nice-- a large, open space with huge windows (excellent for people watching too) and a variety of seating options.  I went with a large group and we were able to easily adjust the seating... and the huge red lounge chairs were a definite plus!  The best part about walking into this bar is that to get there you enter through Union Pig & Chicken and therefore get to smell all of the delicious smoking meat as you pass through.  Way to make my mouth water before I even set eyes on a cocktail list!\n\nI will be honest, I am no cocktail connoisseur.  At one point while enjoying my first drink and browsing the menu thinking about my second, I actually had to get out my phone and google some of the ingredients just to know what type of liquor was in them!  This place does assume that you know something (or at least more than me, which is not hard) about your spirits. But have no fear- the bartender is super friendly and will answer all your questions-- and I am assuming it doesn't really matter what is in the cocktails anyways because everything was delicious.\n\nI started with one of the drinks from the menu (sort of).  A spiced apple cider with option to add liquor = one of my favorite fall drinks.  I asked the bartender what she normally recommends to add other than rum (not a huge fan).  She said they normally do add rum, but instead she could use a butternut squash-infused bourbon. YUM.  For my second drink, I decided to inquire about one of the specials on the board... I honestly do not remember what all was in it but I know it included some kind of brandy and another liquor mixed with earl grey tea and garnished with a sprig of rosemary.  I wish i paid more attention to what was in it because it was AMAZING.  It was a little bit tart and tangy and not too sweet and extremely refreshing.  \n\nWill definitely be coming back to try out some more... seems like a great place to hide out during the cold winter months!
__label__2 Harvard & Highland is one of those places that I absolutely love when it's empty, and absolutely hate when it's full.  It's officially a tale of two bars...\n\n1.  Empty:  Expect fantastic service, great conversations with the wait staff and bartenders and a great laid back environment that screams unwind and relax.\n\n2.  Full: Expect spotty service at best,  having to yell over those around you and unless you're there to go all out on booze, an experience with a lot to be desired.\n\nTo Harvard's credit, it has a great happy hour, there is literally no distinction between it and its downstairs partner in crime Union Pig and Chicken and it brings a great concept to a part of town that desperately needs it.  Grabbing a despicably good BBQ sandwich and a craft cocktail during better times should be a sin.\n\nI'll by far continue to go, but when I do, I do so with open eyes that  I have no idea what to expect!
__label__1 Been getting their menu in the mail and been looking for a good, local pizza joint. I love pizza, that and a beer is one of my favorite meals. I called in an order for pick up and it was ready in the time they gave me, I think 25 minutes.\n\nThe pizza is overall.... Ok? I ordered pepperoni and extra cheese and the amount of cheese seemed a little less than \"extra.\" The pepperoni and everything tasted pretty good. I especially like the crust, it's on the thinner side but not too thin and was really tasty. Although I know pizza isn't an especially healthy choice, this one was rather greasy, which was a big turn off to my boyfriend. Also it really falls apart the further into the slice I got, eventually completely coming apart from the fat crust at the end. Between the grease and fall-apart quality this makes for a messy pizza experience.\n\nOverall I have mixed feelings. It definitely wasn't bad pizza but not great either. My boyfriend also ordered a calzone and thought it was \"boring.\" Gonna keep looking for a good local pizza joint.
__label__4 This place is great! The garlic knots and the Penne A La Vodka pasta was terrific, and the pizza was delicious and very NYC style. Definitely will go back! Normally I only come on here to put up any crappy service I get but I had to put how great it was. I Recommend this place
__label__1 This buckle is disconnected from the rest of the buckle stores and does not uphold the same level of personal service that you'll find at other stores in Vegas.
__label__2 Was here and staff was friendly and knowledgeable.  Range masters were polite. My only disappointment  was that I figured I'd rent a revolver while I was there and the cashier finally talked me into the S&W Governor.  You boys that know, know what I'm talking about....let's shoot shotguns shells from a hangun!!!\nBut then after all the hype, they were out of shells.  Sad Face.
__label__0 This apartment complex is like putting lipstick on a pig.  It's still a pig!   I had a tiny shower -no bath tub !  Every now and then a pipe would drip rust while I was taking a shower !  Cracks with plaster all over every ceiling !  The funniest thing is when it came to renewal they wanted to raise my rent over 100 dollars?     I said goodbye and now live at elevation which is brand new with stainless steel appliances and no rust drips in my shower !   If you think this place is awesome ask to see your apartment
__label__1 I hate going to chain hair salons.  First of all, I don't have a \"fashionable\" hair style.  I usually just shave my hair at home.  But sometimes I like to keep it a little longer.  When I do, I have it parted on the side and combed over.  I have hair that does not take to styling very well.  And I am losing it on top.  When I want a haircut (I've had 3 real haircuts in 9 years of living in Vegas) I want it cleaned up around the back and ears and trimmed on top leaving it just long enough to continue combing.  What I from Great Clips was quick service from a lady who made no small talk at all.  This does not necessarily bother me.  I am not one for small talk any how.  It just seemed very impersonal.  She cleaned up the back just frine from what I can tell.  She messed up around the ears.  The left side is trimmed higher than the right.  I feel off balance every time I look in the mirror.  The top was not trimmed much leaving that unsightly cowlick to deal with still even though I told her I wanted it gone.  She also asked me if I wanted to keep the side burns.  Considering I have a full face beard that is connected to my head by side burns it seemed like a stupid question.  Of course I would like to keep what ties it all together.  I would look pretty stupid otherwise.  This is exactly why I cut my own hair most times.  If I need a real haircut I think I will try to find an old fashioned neighborhood barber.  At least they may not butcher my hiar and charge me up the whazoo for it.
__label__4 I first went here on a Groupon and now come on a weekly basis. My girl does such a great job on my mink lashes and I always get compliments!!! I couldn't ask for a better professional and very nice staff. I'm always looking ready to go out because of this wonderful business. LOVE LOVE LOVE THEM!!!!! You will get hooked too :)
__label__1 My 3rd fill was not so great. I made the mistake and didn't request Jenny and got Ty. when he walked me in, he asked if I wanted the same thing and I said yes. A red flag went up after my eyes started burning and after being in the chair for 1 1/2 hours. Jenny was done in 45 min tops for a fill. They looked fine when he asked. I was charged $10 more than usual which I thought was odd but went along my way. It wasn't till that night my hubby said my lashes looked way too long, almost comical! Not natural like they had been in the past. Day 2 I noticed a couple lashes fell out and saw they were not the usual C-curl I've had. As the weeks went by more were falling out and in clumps of 2-3 extensions at a time leaving gaps in my lashes. That's when I realized he put on too many extensions per lash which made them cross & droop to where I could see them in my line of vision. \n\nOnly reason I didn't give 1 star was because my previous 2 experiences were excellent. Pretty disappointed.
__label__1 This place is fine, but I think if I ever go again it will be because it is the only thing in its area that has late-night food. Otherwise, I don't think it's anything special for regular lunch or dinner hours. It's not bad, but I don't think it knows what it wants to be. Food is good enough: hot beef sandwich, vegetarian burger, calamari, fries. Everything was fine, just not really \"special.\" The best thing was the small side of coleslaw, in my opinion. There are many other more exciting restaurants in Madison. That said, the prices were reasonable, and the place isn't pretentious.
__label__3 I'm a fan. I've been here a few times and more often than not, all the food I get is pretty good, if not great (at least for an AYCE place). Their AYCE menu is fairly large. The dinner price is $26.95 and for kids it's about $13.\n\nMost of the nigiri I've tried was good, with standouts being the tuna, super white tuna, sea bream, yellowtail and eel. Other items on their menu that I'm a fan of include their gyoza, the yellowtail lover roll, and crispy rice with spicy tuna. Their oysters and pork belly are decent and worth ordering again.\n\nI wasn't a fan of the seared tuna in AJ sauce or the Hawaiian roll.\n\nThe interior is cool with the long communal tables and benches. It also seems to be easier to get a seat than other AYCE places around town. The times I went I've never had to wait, which is perfect when my patience is running low, I'm hungry, and all I want to do is stuff my face.
__label__0 First of all, I would give no star at all but since its not one of the option on Yelp, they get one star from me.\nThis place is run by Korean which it's not your traditional Japanese Sushi place. Believe me, I have no problem with Korean. In fact, I love Korean food and I eat all the time but don't you think they should stick to what they are good at? Like BBQ, etc\nBack to food...\nSushi rice is too hard and not sticky enough like what the good sushi rice should be.\nFish selection is very limited and just ok fresh.\nMiso soup is not good at all. Those instant miso soup is 100 times better.\nChicken and shrimp Skewers are joke to me. Very dry, very small and excessive with sauce.\nOverall, this place is NOT GOOD AT ALL AND DON'T WASTE YOUR MONEY AND STOMACH.
__label__3 Living in Las Vegas I have tried a number of AYCE Sushi places and would definately recommend this restaurant. There is a wide selection of rolls and the ones I and a friend tried were tasty, especially the Lobster Crunch roll. Yes, they can over do the Ponzu sauce a bit so you might ask for your rolls without or very light on the sauce. The rolls are big and there are no half orders (I didn't see this as an option at least) so order what you are going to eat. Also a great selection of items on the menu aside from Sushi. The grilled pork belly was very good and served sizzling on a hot platter. I also enjoyed the Tempura Calamari. Served as strips and not over done and chewy as rings tend to be.\n\nWe went on a week night, not crowded and we sat at the Sushi bar. The chefs and wait staff  were friendly but I can see it might get hectic if the place is full since they were light on wait staff.  So get your initial order in and then when you are looking to order more don't think about 1 item at a time. For the AYCE they give you 1 1/2 hours which should be more than enough time to satisfy your Sushi fix. \n\nThey have specials written up on the board that are not part of the AYCE, so be aware of that. But I recommend you try Umiya and make your own decision. I know I will be back.
__label__1 Sushi quality is not as good as the picture. Very disappointed. The fish on the sushi is slim and thin. It is worst than other 3 star restaurant,  so I can't believe it got four star.
__label__3 The equipment is always clean and the staff is friendly except for one of the morning girls... I am sure they can figure out which one because the other one is like the sweetest girl ever. How can  I complain though LA Fitness blows aside from basketball.\n\nThe ONLY thing I would change is:\nWaterless urinals,the last thing I want to see is some leftover disco bush with an aeroma scent of another mans duck butter.
__label__0 I rarely rate 1 star but It was terrible service. The waiter was mad all the time. I guess he was not happy to work on Christmas eve around 8:30pm. At the end, he wrote down his tip at the end of the check. I really had when a waiter write or tells you that his tip is 15% or above. Seriously, I decide what I want to pay. His service did not deserve that much money. The waiter did not let us finish our wine when he was bringing the check. I will never go back to the restaurant. Food was ok nothing that I would like to try again. \nWe ordered pizza, lasagna and steak et  frites.
__label__3 OK, so it's been almost a year, and felt this review was worth of a +1 star update! \n\nMy Coach and I were ousted (OK, more like had our training slots cut from the schedule) from the gym a few doors down. Ended up training closer to home in Chandler, which is much more convenient when you lift/workout 3-4 times each week.  \n\nWell, three of the coaches ended up opening up their own gym, so once again, I find myself in Maricopa one day a week. \n\nSwung by Honeycutt Coffee last Saturday for a post workout iced toddy. Decided to spruce things up with a pump of Salted Caramel and a splash of cream.\n\nI really enjoyed the taste of this. Strong toddy, and the Salted Caramel was decadent without being cloyingly sweet (like Starbucks beverages). \n\nAnother nice barista; enjoyed chatting with this gal. I barely had time to \"Yelp Creep\" and take photos of the lovely d\u00e9cor before my drink was up! \n\nHoneycutt Coffee is just what Maricopa needed. It's a breath of fresh air compared to all the big coffee chains, and especially in what appears to be just another dingy strip mall. \n\nLook forward to coming back many more weekends with my lifting crew!
__label__4 Love this place.  My lunch stop 2-3 days a week.  Chicken is moist and tender.  Could use more seasoning if eaten alone, but with the sauce it's awesome.  I love the amount of butter on the toast. The fries were good but nothing special.  They have the best tea around though.\n\nThe service is what's sets it apart for me.  Everyone was real friendly, courteous and professional.  The food came out hot and fast.  I'd eat here 5 days a week, but a man's gotta have his beef too.
__label__2 I had a flight to SF that was departing from a gate near this place and wanted to grab a bite before I boarded.  It looked like a cool place and offered some menu items that looked good.  After browsing the menu, I ordered:\n\nNitro Nachos, $8.95\nhttp://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/sir-vezas-taco-garage-phoenix?select=b0HbdLhmPl7Lmj8L7E8yJA#b0HbdLhmPl7Lmj8L7E8yJA\nhttp://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/sir-vezas-taco-garage-phoenix?select=Snw9oAxwcW-qlb-bUIeASQ#Snw9oAxwcW-qlb-bUIeASQ\n\nQuesadilla, $6.95 + Peppers, $2\nhttp://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/sir-vezas-taco-garage-phoenix?select=Lualv9KuNGft6MChnGZwpg#Lualv9KuNGft6MChnGZwpg\n\n1L Water, $3\n\nThe Nachos were pretty good, but messy.  I had to eat 1/2 of the dish with a fork because the bottom half was soaked in Queso Cheese.  I don't recommend ordering this to take on a plane....it's not plane friendly as you will get messy.\n\nThe Quesadilla was very interesting.  I ordered it with the Peppers, which was an additional $2....it actually came with Peppers & Onions.  It tasted like an Italian Pepper & Onions Sandwich.....which was good, but unexpected.\n\nOverall, I thought the food was pretty good for airport food.\n\nReturn Factor - 75%
__label__0 Here today and was treated so rude by a 40 something male bartender. \n\nWhat an idiot. Why are people mean?  There was not reason to be rude you could tell that he was often rude to people as other employee had their heads down. He was some type of manager probably sad about how his life turned out so he treats people rude because there is nowhere else to go in the airport. \n\nIf you can avoid it do not go here
__label__2 It's not the worst option for fast food style airport food. They have veggie tacos that provide reasonable portions and nice scoops of guacamole. The rice is awful and the salsa is more like pizza sauce. Although it's affordable and quick.
__label__4 I'm not one to review an auto shop but these guys were awesome:) I went in to get my brakes checked and I really felt like I was taken care of and didn't feel like I was getting gyped not knowing anything about cars and all.... LOL. The mechanic guy that was helping me really explained everything to me and gave me a couple of options that would work for me , I mean i guess it's a little higher than local auto shops but I know that the quality of their work is guaranteed  plus they had a nice waiting area and a fridge full of water!!! Whaaaat???! hi. Hello. I'll be back :)
__label__4 Manager Jeff Rathjen and co worker jose Tapia we came into the store today for a window was not going down but not also going up so we brought it into this store and the manager took the report and gave it to his worker within 5 10 minutes I was told that the window was now working again so that means I do have an intermittent problem still with this window but the company did not charge me no service fee or no charge I am so appreciated and I will use this service company again and I thank you.
__label__4 It looks unimpressive from the outside but this is the beat Chinese food I have ever had in Montreal! I tried the mango chicken, general Tao chicken, don-don noodles, sweet and sour soup, and the spicy sour potatoes. All excellent. Friendly service too!
__label__0 Even with egregious amounts of hops pulsing through my veins, the hot dogs at American Coney Island made my nervous system collapse into a mushroom cloud of misery. You would figure that imbibing barley pops with your buddies would put you in a joyous state of unhindered merriment. We even chatted it up with the lackadaisical guy working the counter. This cashier was personable, possibly stoned, and supportive of our decent into an alcohol induced haze. \n\nAnd then the coney dog rolls out of the factory window, dressed to the gills in chili and defeat. Two bites into this throng of sodium and I'm lolling in despair. The chili tastes like it was purchased in the can aisle of a 99 cents store. And the hot dog is in a sad state of quality and flavor. With Mermaids down the street offering Nathan's franks, there's really no reason to roll the dice at American Coney Island. White flag raised.
__label__0 I came across Atami Sushi by chance, as I was looking for an alternative for the regular restaurants.  I was attracted by the large sign outside of the establishment boasting their $6.99 shrimp bento box.  \n\nWhen I walked in, I was seated and ordered the aforementioned dish.  I was told that they didn't have the bento box and were out of salad.  I began to leave and they said they could make it for me, just without the salad.  When it arrived, it was the worst bento box I've had in the entire World.  I've traveled everywhere and grew up in Japan and Korea, and this box had the smallest servings I've ever seen and lacked in the asian flavor many other restaurants can easily manage.  The shrimp were small, the serving of rice was possibly one cup, the advertised egg rolls were half spring rolls and, the fried carrots were over cooked, the miso soup was cold, and the california roll was very warm and filled with cream cheese, instead of fish and vegetables.\n\nI wouldn't recommend this place to anyone based off the location, which is in a questionable neighborhood; the customer service, because of the pushy person who lacked proper english skills; and the quality of the food, which lacked in holding up to its advertising as well as its lack of quantity, value per price, and lack of the traditional asian flavors.
__label__1 After reading reviews I thought this would be a good place to drink at night but was I wrong! My boyfriend and I came in from so cal for spring training and the people who go to this bar look pretty trashy. There were these white trash older women dancing so ridiculously especially for their age. The bar both inside and out looked unfortunate; not as visually appealing as I was expecting.
__label__0 Is this the cheapest rental place in Phoenix? Yes. Will they nit pick you with add on fees? Yes\nJust returned from a 3 day trip to AZ, so here is my review. Counter- no wait, I had everything filled out online prior to my arrival. But the woman behind the counter was almost trying to bully me into taking their insurance coverage. Even after I told her I had two policies that cover rental. \nThe car was ok. Hyundai elantra with 31K but overall good shape.\nThe RETURN: Stopped at gas station less then 3 miles away and topped off the tank. Kept receipt and showed the person checking the car in. Asked for a copy of the return and they said it would be emailed . So to my surprise, I was billed for 2 gallons of gas \"refueling\".  It was topped off so I'm assuming this is a regular trick they play to add cost. \n\nWhen I do this again, I will pay a little more to have a better experience.
__label__4 Had a great experience with SixT out of Sky Harbor.  Starting with the beautiful and wonderful Antonia who greeted me at the counter. I had a new convertible for a great price. No wait in line or to get the car. Bringing it back was just as easy. Everyone was wonderful! Thanks all.
__label__4 I was a bit worried about using Sixt due to some the really brutal reviews here on yelp, but I have to say it was an excellent experience.  I came into Phoenix late on a Wednesday night, and saw that the line was pretty long at the three small rental car places that share a booth.  As I walked up though, the lines were for the other two places, not Sixt.  I walked up and was out the door in my car in about 10 minutes.  The price was fair, about the same as all the other rental agencies.  Where Sixt really wins is that they have some very fun cars for rent.  For the same price as a Chevy Malibu at one of the other rental places, I was able to have my choice of a Mercedes CLA, or an Audi A3.  I picked the CLA, and had a shiny black Mercedes with sunroof, for a long weekend.  The car had about 2,000 miles on it and still had that new car smell.  Dropping off was easy, the whole experience could not have gone better, I will use them again.
__label__3 Just got back from first time lunch at Mediterranean Grill.  It was very good!  They were short handed due to unexpected departure of an employee and went out of their way to make sure the customers left happy.  Food was fresh and delicious, love that grilled pita.  Will be going back again soon!
__label__4 Hooray Beer! Finally Mesa has its own Brewery.  Fun place, great staff, and delicious beers. Quite a variety of beers. No food service but they have food trucks and you can order from local restaurants for delivery.
__label__3 Everthing here was delish. The resturant was cool and minimal. It's byob with cool glass bottle sodas. We brought a 6 pack of Stella which paired well with the spicy flavors we enjoyed. We chose a level 2 on the 1-5 chart for everthing, which was still pretty spicy.\nWe started with the belly buns, pig wings and Thai fried chicken. The belly buns were wonderful and flavorful. Soft buns with awesome pork balanced with clean crisp radish. The pork wings were great to spicy sweet tender the are worth going back. The Thai chicken was good but couldn't compete with the more flavorful \ndishes.\n\nWe had the loveboat soup, which was the most spicy dish of the night. The thin spicy broth and thin rice noodles with ample veggies is the type of soup that builds in heat as you eat but is too good to put down.\n\nWe moved on to the street noodle 1, chaing mai curry, and the yee saw. Street noodle 1, with its generous portion of Thai fried chicken was clean and spicy. The chaing mai was my favorite dish of the night. The tender chicken and twisting noodle were lovingly drenched in a warmingly hot, creamy delish yellow curry sauce. The yee saw was very good spicy sweet and I loved the big chewy noodles.\n\nI would say this place with its great atmosphere, great food, and great service is a great date spot. The above meal ran 70.00 but the portions were large and easy to share. As far as beer I would suggest stay away from IPA'S and Stouts. Any clean belgain or American lager, euro pilsner or even a light corona would work well.
__label__1 I found the food to be a little on the greasy side. For whatever reason the skin of my chicken was coming off and it just was odd. For the price you could do better. Actually I've been to plenty of cheaper place with much better AUTHENTIC prepared Asian-Fusion.
__label__3 Love this place. I like hot so the 3 is good for me. I always order the #2 with the hot ginger ale to drink. Nice atmosphere and attentive staff.
__label__3 Location's a pain to get to from campus but...the chicken.  \nStreet Noodle #1 is fried chicken cutlet perfection on top of flavorful, (spicy) noodles. Even if you get \"a little\" bit of spicy, which I stupidly let the waiter talk me into getting, it will be HOT.  This is apparently not the case for Street Noodle #2, which is fried shrimp, on top of egg noodles which are considerably drier, and less spicy.  \n\nEven with the unbearable burn in my mouth, I was able to enjoy the fried chicken.  The noodles, I couldn't finish :( \n\nRestaurant is dim and spacey, with a 50cent BYOB per head charge.
__label__0 food was 7/10, however the service was absolutely atrocious.  the place is understaffed and nobody took our order or even offered to get us drinks for 15 minutes. the couple sitting next to us had been waiting even longer.  this is such a shame for a restaurant to be held back its service, of all things.
__label__3 Last weekend was my 3rd attempt at trying to eat here, but my 1st time actually eating there since I never could find parking. Note: Parking is hard to get so either come for lunch (more parking) or take transportation that doesn't require street parking!\n\nFood: I had the Pad See Yew (with tofu) and it was great! The noodles were cooked well and tasted extremely fresh. Their spicy scale goes from 1-5 and after anticipating a lot of heat from 5, I decided on a 4. I would recommend spicy eaters to just go for the 5, the 4 was not spicy at all.\n\nFOR VEGETARIANS: You can get any of the noodle dishes with tofu, but they do not offer any appetizers (or can alter any current dishes) to accommodate vegetarians. I found this a bit weird, although my friends raved about the pork buns.\n\nService: The service was good and fast, although if you drink a decent amount of water I would request two jugs of water instead of one. One complaint I have was that the waiter did not check-in with us throughout the meal besides bringing our food, replacing the water after 15 minutes and bringing the check over (of which we had to go to the front of the restaurant to ask for).\n\nOverall: One of the better Thai eateries in Pittsburgh - a definite recommendation! Enjoy!
__label__1 I was definitely not impressed with this restaurant. There wasn't enough variety and my street noodle dish was subpar at best. It lacked any wow factor. The only dish I would recommend is the steamed pork bun. Literally the only thing I will go in there for. Otherwise, I would not suggest going here. It is overhyped.
__label__2 Service was excellent, but food was just okay.
__label__3 I came here with friends and was pleasantly surprised. I was never impressed by Green Mango, but decided to try Thai Cottage. The hostess is the same hostess/server that used to work at Smiling Banana Leaf, and she is a dear. Always attentive and helpful, the service is very good. \n\nI had the red curry and my friends had various entrees such as pad kee mao, green curry, and several salads. Everything looked and smelled delicious. The fresh rolls are delicious as well, and I love that there are other delicious Thai options in Pittsburgh other than my usual Smiling Banana Leaf, Nikki's, and Pusadee's Garden.\n\nIf you find yourself in Regent Square, definitely try Thai Cottage.
__label__4 I don't come in often - The bar scene isn't my thing but I can always count on Morgan in the kitchen to cook up some deliciousness.  I haven't been let down by the menu yet!  Thanks!
__label__3 Wow! What a nice surprise. The new Quartier des Spectacles is so nice now, especially with Brasserie T and Bar F. Who would think that this small little entrance at the top of the stairs hid such a gem! It's at the top of the MAC. Beautiful, well lit scenery. It was very quiet for a Friday night. Because of the rain ?\n\n It's fun to see the colourful light patterns and hear music from the museum below. \n\nService is attentive. Plates are beautifully presented (the Chef is the Grandson of a painter). The food is very good. Nothing fancy or exotic, but really delicious. The wine list is interesting, with a good choice of wines by the glass, decently priced.\n\nI understand it's a bit out of the way, but it's really worth looking for!
__label__4 Service is impeccable. Our barista was so friendly and down to earth. In addition to providing honest menu recommendation, he happily shared his insight of Montreal culture with us. Between my friend and I, we ordered:\n- Hot taro milk tea with tapioca\n- Hot ginger tea with tapioca\n\nWhile this was my first experience with with hot bubble tea, I've had my fair share of bubble tea in my lifetime. NosThes easily served THE freshest bubble tea I've ever tasted. The barista took his time steeping our tea (yes we oversaw the process as the other barista chatted up with us) and carefully crafted our beverages. The tapioca texture was on point; it had just the right amount of \"glutinous chew\" without that horrible \"stuck in my teeth\" feeling. What surprised us most was that no powder was involved during the making. It was apparent that the slightly higher price was worth every penny; the flavour actually tasted natural/real and our option of choosing less than 50% sugar brought out the natural flavours of fresh ginger/taro without being intrusive to the palette. I tasted real taro chunks and the hearty, graininess of the warm plant was truly something unexpected from this small joint in Gay Village.\n\nWe did not order any food there so can't comment on quality in that department. Definite must if you're a bubble tea fan or if you're seeking an alternative cafe experience from your old standby. I will definitely return if I travel to Montreal again!
__label__4 I've read really good reviews on this place and today (Mother's Day) I decided to bring my sisters for breakfast! Loved the theme \"50's\" also enjoyed the fact that oldies were playing as background music! It was a little too crowed but service was great and very attentive! They also have a sign that reads \"the friendliest diner\" very true! Our server was very attentive and quick! Thumbs up! So I ordered the short stack pancakes \"wheat\" these pancakes were soo fluffy and full of flavor! Sucked I couldn't finish them but I'd definitely be back as there is more to choose from! It's super affordable very great food and service!
__label__3 Pretty solid Korean food imo. Ordered the Gamjatang (meat was tender, broth was flavourful) and bibimbap (this also came with a soup which was nice!).\n\nWould recommend this place for a good Korean meal in Waterloo :)
__label__2 Fairly typical Chinese food with a Sushi menu and nice restaurant seating area.  I wasn't as wow'd as I was hoping after reading all the rave reviews here on Yelp, but it is a pretty decent offering.\n\nI tried the egg drop soup, which was a good value, the pork dumplings, which were meh - I think the sauce was overly sweet, the kung pao chicken, which was pretty good, and the chicken lo mein noodles, which were meh (but aren't all lo mein noodles pretty meh?).\n\nOverall I would come back and get some take out because it does lie somewhere in between your PFChangs and your strip mall cheap Chinese take out place.  However, I don't believe it's that great of a value offering.  The prices are a bit high for cheap Chinese, and the quality is only just a bit higher.  Doesn't feel like you're getting a great deal.
__label__1 Been here twice now.  First time got a noodle bowl which was very good and a nice value (probably what they do best honestly)  The crab rangoon was a great appetizer and way better than any buffet version I've had.  \n\nThe second visit however, I wanted to try something different so I got the orange beef... which was disgusting.  The beef was overcooked and not tender.  The sauce was overly syrupy and way too sweet with NO taste of orange apart from the hard little candied orange peel curlies swimming in the sauce at the bottom of the plate.  There were four cold broccoli florets included but they had not been tossed with the stir fry....thus were cold and tasteless.  I'm no chef and I'm not from China but I can tell you they missed the boat on this one (no pun intended).\n\nI plan on continuing to go here, I will try the sushi next time.
__label__3 This restaurant in Scottsdale turned out to be surprisingly good, though lacked just a couple of things for me to rate it a full 5 stars.  In short, the food selection was excellent, beer & wine choices aplenty, but the ambiance suffers a bit due to a very basic covering of the walls and very little sound dampening.  It was very loud from neighboring tables and was hard to have our own conversation!\n\nOur server was very knowledgeable on the beer offerings (extensive), and picked out a Four Peaks Kiltlifter for me that turned out to be very good (I had never had it before).  As for the food, I had the Grilled Pork Tenderloin, which is served with butternut squash puree, sauteed green beans, and warm apple compote.  Very delicious!  The only suggestion I have for the chef would be to add a small portion of starch, say some baby reds or mashed potatoes.  Our server also agreed with this. :-)\n\nThe dessert also impressed - the Cookie Dough Skillet is a large, fresh baked, warm chocolate chip cookie in an iron skillet, topped with vanilla bean ice cream.  OMG this was GOOD!!  \n\nWith decent service, and outstanding food, I rate this 4 stars only because of the environment issues with too much noise.
__label__1 First of all they are in Scottsdale.....you can't charge $13 for a burger made from Ground Chuck....that's the worst meat out there and it costs under a dollar a pound at the store! \n\nSecond - premium liquors are NOT Cuervo and Smirnoff!\n\nPizza was ok but could use more INGREDIENTS for what they charge! \n\nThe decor Inside makes it Feel cold and unfinished! Soooo disappointed!  :(
__label__0 Their food was OK, but I was thrown off by the \"one $,\" as this place was not cheap in my opinion! I have been to better Peruvian restaurants that were a lot cheaper! I got the Viva Chicken Salad and expected the chicken on the salad to be seasoned, but it was not. Very bland. The Sweet Plantains were the only good thing about this place, but you can get those at any Peruvian joint. Also, we sat out on the patio in the afternoon and they had really annoying club music blasting through the outdoor speakers. When I go out to lunch, I want a relaxing, quiet atmosphere. Maybe that's just me. Overpriced IMHO, and I think what we were paying for was the \"trendy\" atmosphere, NOT good food.
__label__3 Viva Chicken is a great place to get a quick and casual bite. If you haven't guess by the name, yes it's totally Americanized but they have done it in a clever and totally likable way. The food is flavorful and consistent. Try the Wow Lomito if you aren't gluten-free, counting calories, carbs or any other nonsense. If you want to take it a step further, get some yucca fries and bathe them in one of their signature sauces and then wash it down with some Maracuya (passion fruit) juice. If this doesn't add some passion in your life, you're hopeless.
__label__3 It was delicious and they even brought out Thai chilis for me to pop one in my mouth as a dare which was followed by some refreshingly delicious Thai tea! Loved the raw oyster with the mushroom \"caviar\"
__label__4 We had a great experience here yesterday. This isn't your typical Thai food, as the portions are plated neatly and comparatively small when considering other Thai places. However, the flavors are fantastic. We tried the sea bass, duck, and a vegetable dish. This place would be ideal for larger parties, so you can sample several different dishes.
__label__4 Chada Thai has been me and my husband's most favorite place in town for the last couple of months since we discovered this place. \n\nFirst, I love the atomospher of the restaurant. Good size, nice decorations and never be super crowded and loud so you can enjoy being there and having conversation with your friends, partners or whoever you are with. Good thing about here is I think you can come here for any pursose. While there are many couples, I also saw some people having business dinner on weekdays. \n\nThe quality of food is absolutely fantastic! My favorite is PAD KRA-POW, YUM WOON SEN SEAFOOD and home made beef jerky. They are all amazing and I can eat this everyday. However, you have to be a little careful about choosing how spicy you want. I usually get between 5 to 7 out of 10 at Thai restaurants and when we first went there, I ordered \"medium\". Oh my got the food was very very spicy! I had probably 10 glasses of water until I finish my food but it was still good. When I asked the waiter if it was really medium, he said it was and he cannot eat medium too because it is too spicy. \n\nThey have nice selections of wine too. I hear the owner of the restaurant used to be a\u3000sommelier at Lotus of Siam, another favorite restaurant of us in Downtown who also have so many kinds of wine. \n\nUnfortunatelly I have not tried their desserts yet because we always end up feeling like having shaved ice nearby (Kuma!!) on the way home. Lol
__label__4 What a surprise! Came here from a recommendation by a friend, and it lived up to it's rep. It's got a nice, trendy, modern sort of atmosphere, and combined with tasty Thai fusion (I don't know if I'd call it 100% traditional) - it's a definite hit!  We'll be back again
__label__4 What a nice surprise this truck was!! I went to the Dog Bar with my honey and my pup and was happy to see food for human consumption. This day wasn't going to be all for the dogs after all! We walked up to read the selection and there was actually quite a bit to choose from for being a truck. I'm not normally a burger kinda gal, but the pizza burger sound way too yummy to pass up, and the price wasn't bad either. \n\nBoth of us ordered and that burger took me two hands to hold it up. I was glad that I went with my choice and it was amazing. I wish I knew where this truck would be at all times so I can eat there more often. Both of the people working on the truck were fantastic as well, and they were full of suggestions. Since it was St. Patty's day weekend when we got our food, they even threw in some free green potatoes. :)
__label__4 Great!  What a wonderful evening of delicious food and a warm and welcoming environment.  The food was undoubtedly all home made - pasta, sauce, and creativity to develop wonderful and tasty dishes.  The owner - Franco, was present for all aspects of the evening - greeted us when arriving, directing staff, serving dishes, and thanking us for dining there!  The servers were all friendly and knowledgeable of the menu.  We had the artichoke salad, veal special, ravioli, and pasta and meat sauce.  All savory with flavor.  To top the meal we had a great selection of wine and not to mention a wonderful meringue dessert -  We were stunned when we got the bill - it was reasonable! We will most certainly be returning!
__label__4 Can't say enough great things about this place.  The ambiance, the service, the food.  All GREAT.  Definitely deserves 5 stars.
__label__3 Wife got the Cubano and I got the blue cheese burger and a few tacos and Dos Equis. Food was really great and definitely glad we came by, sat on the outdoor patio and enjoyed ourselves!
__label__1 This place is still new and there might be some growing pains.\n\nI had the 2pc fish and fries lunch and while it was reasonably priced (about $5.50+tax with drink!) was more fries than fish.  The two pieces of fried fish (catfish?) were scrawny and there was very very little meat to eat.\n\nService was very friendly and the place appears clean and well organized.  The food was cooked fresh to order.\n\nIt's definitely a mom and pop shop, but they are seriously lacking in their in-store signage and menus.\n\nYou don't know what they have to offer, and it's just not clear to someone who hasn't been there (ie most people when you first open) what options are available. While they have a large menu printed on a large sheet of paper --- it's mounted way too high, and the fonts are way too small.  The printed menu/sheet of paper is too cluttered to be quickly useful. The combos listed don't help.\n\nI think I would have fared better with the chicken and waffles, but for the meal delivered today was definitely not worth more than (2) stars.
__label__0 Today I went to return an item. There was no line at customer service and 3 associates behind the desk. One was on the phone with a customer, one was messing with the register but no customer was there and the third appeared to be a manager. I stood patiently waiting.....the manager walked away, the lady continued her conversation on the phone and the one who was playing with the register, answered the phone and then hung up and said she was going to take a cart back to receiving. She too walked away! Not one of them even acknowledged I was standing there. In fact the one who went to receiving avoided eye contact purposely as she grabbed the cart near me and walked away.\n\nWhen the lady ended her phone conversation she said \"I can help who's next\". I was still the only one in line. She never greeted me or apologized for the delay.\n\nTo top it off, my return (with receipt) was purchased on a prepaid visa type card that you dispose of when done. When I told her I no longer had the card she said if it won't let me give you cash then you will just have to keep it! What? No store credit even? Well the drawer popped open and I got cash back. \n\nWill really have to have a specialty item that I can't get elsewhere before I return.
__label__0 Not a fan of this store, place is very empty. Floor people are very rude.\n\nWent in to shop with my family, was greeted very rudely with a basic hello. \n\nStaff was just huddled around the registar, almost seemed annoyed that we came in.\n\nWas looking for the shoe department , when asking where it was the gentleman that was working rolled his eyes and basically just pointed the direction it was in. \n\nWill not return here.\n\nI can see why no one shops at this sears.
__label__3 I have never been to a dry cleaner before and have heard horror stories about how they smell funky, lose/ruin your items or just plain screw up. This was not the case here. \n\nThe store is located in a new shopping center next to some lunch destinations, so it seems a little out of place, unless you drop off/pick up during your lunch hour. The inside is nice - it's clean and new. Everything is automated and seems well organized. The two different employees I interacted with were nice and informative. The entire process was simple and efficient. It was so simple and easy, my husband said we should dry clean everything - until he saw the price. Luckily, since it was my first visit, I received 25% off my order. \n\nIf I ever need something dry cleaned again, I'd definitely stop here.
__label__0 Went in there on a Sunday with four people working and two other clients in there only. Asked for a pedi and gel manicure, they had me soaking in cold water for 30 minutes without them checking on me or notifying me of a wait before I just left.
__label__3 Best food in Anthem. Been going here for years and food has been consistently delicious. These folks take pride in what they do and it shows! I hope someday they open a bigger place. Yum!
__label__1 I want to start off by saying that the participating restaurants weren't to blame for what was wrong with this event - the tacos were all delicious. My problem with the event was that it was extremely disorganized. \n\nIt was damn near impossible to get a drink or to stand in the shade or to even get into the place. I tried not to hold a grudge on the line to get in, but holy hell. It was all enough to discourage me from coming back. If this was the first Taco Festival, I'd be more understanding. I'll bet the layout made total sense before they let people come inside. They need to check out a few Tempe Town Lake events to see how it's done.\n\nThere were several Valley events running concurrent with this one (like Tour de Fat)... Next year I may do something else. Overall though, I'm glad I went. I was able to sample some really tasty tacos. The offerings from Vitamin T, Cien Agaves, and Blanco's were excellent. We didn't have a single bad taco actually - can't recall every place we tried, but it was all good. \n\nI probably will go again at some point because I love tacos and I love to support good local restaurants, but I'm not in a hurry.
__label__0 The fries are the best.  This place just isn't as clean as it used to be, starting to look like a Chinese buffet. They have changed managers a lot since they opened.
__label__1 Gorgeous ambiance and amazing aesthetics in the Casino area of ARIA... UN-Fortunately... the food isn't any good and the drinks are mediocre.  Great choice of tequilas and scotch which was cool. You're best off getting chips and salsa and a water, and thats about it.   This is Mexican food for the white man!!  It's not authentic, or traditional, but it is a great place to take a date b/c the decor is amazing.  Too bad the food isn't as good as the venue!  $8 for a tecate and $14 for an average margarita.  If you want great Mexican food with great drinks VISIT \"SEGUNDO\" by the fashion show mall/RA sushi.  If you don't care about good food but want a nice atmosphere, but all means visit!
__label__4 Yes indeed! This is by far the most authentic Mexican food I have ever tasted in the US. Born in  Chicago but raised in Mexico, this is why my taste buds are very familiar with Mexican cuisine. I ate the Mole Verde and it was fantastic. Besides the great food and margaritas, the place is just amazingly stunning! They have this gorgeous art work that is a wooden piece of Mexico history... I cant find words to explain so please feel free to check the youtube link below you will not have regrets it!  \n\n http://youtu.be/of2E6GAXStg
__label__0 The Highs:\n\nAmbiance\nDrinks\nChips/Salsa\nStaff\n\nLows:\n\nTHE FOOD!  Let me list a few places that serve better Mexican food than this place:  Chipotle, any local taco stand, and 1000's of small independent Mexican restaurants.  The food here is remarkably average and super overpriced.  \n\nWe only ate here because we were in meetings all day and didn't want to venture outside of the hotel for dinner.  I can only deduce that captive hotel guests are the reason this place stays in business.
__label__4 Best mexican food in Vegas.
__label__3 Pricey--more than Cava and Carlitos, fine dining Mexican in Montecito and SB, respectively. 5 bucks for a small diet Coke seems gratuitous.  I think it's overpriced but truly innovative menu with well-executed traditional dishes as well. \n\nBut it's very good. My verde enchiladas were 22 and perfect. I don't think it's any better than Rosa Mexicano, however. And the chicken enchiladas suiza are 16 or 17 there and you get rice and beans on the side. I don't know how prices at the Aria branch compare to the Newport Beach location, but since I avoid the OC like an STD, I will never know. \n\nI was at Fashion Island this summer and yes, that's a very pretty place to shop. But other than Laguna, I despise the OC except for the secondhand/designer resale which truly is outstanding both in terms of quality and value. \n\nBut I didn't like anything about Newport Beach, not even the beach and couldn't wait to return to WLA and cross the border back from the Orange Curtain back to civilized Los Angeles. \n\nThe spicy red salsa deserves all the praise it has received from Yelpers. \n\nI didn't get adventurous with cocktails and in fact, didn't even drink wine. But everyone says their specialty cocktails and various margaritas are noteworthy. \n\nIt's wonderful food but you'll spend more than Rosa Mexicano in NYC or LA and, with a few exceptions (the lamb shank over orzo with the best greens you will ever eat), Montecito's Cava. \n\nBartender--Tina, I believe but it could be Tara so I apologize if I have gotten it wrong--is not only beautiful but smart and a great bartender with a great personality.
__label__2 Food was okay, but coming from SoCal i've had better for less than half the price! The margaritas were awesome, but for $16 they better be!! I probably wouldn't come back here again, too expensive!
__label__3 Great dinner items, the lamb was so tender. Desert menu didn't really exist, would have loved some more options to round out an excellent meal.
__label__2 Javier's in California gets 5 stars! I'm new to Vegas and really miss it but this one wasn't the same. I will try it again some day. I'm glad the chips and salsa are the same.
__label__4 This place is absolutely amazing! The ambience is trendy and and relaxing. The food was delicious. I had the carnitas. The meat was so tender and served on the bone. The margaritas here are out of this world. They claim their margaritas are the best in the world and I haven't had one better. I'll definitely return next time I'm in Vegas!!
__label__4 We went there for a second time in 4 nights!  We ordered salads and drinks.  The service is really good.  All the servers show you that they care.  \nWe were there really late (close to midnight) and one of the servers was putting the table setting on a table in the corner in the back and he was singing while doing it.  It was so adorable!  It seemed that he was enjoying what he was doing.  It somehow made me feel better about the place and the environment there.  I'll definitely go back and I totally recommend dining there for some fine Mexican dining.
__label__2 Never order steak here! It was tough and not good quality for its price.  Steak was also bland and it was almost well done :(
__label__0 I can't even explain in full detail how horrible of a restaurant this is. I've dined at the Javier's in Newport numerous times and always had such a good experience so thought the one in Vegas would be just as nice. The service at Javier's in Las Vegas is the worst I've seen in any restaurant. Not only did the manager Omar try to yell and waive his fingers in my face he was yelling at me telling me the cold shrimp with no seasoning or toppings was what I ordered and forced me to pay he was the rudest person I've ever met. Not only is the manager and staff very rude it took us over an hour to get our check and had to repeatedly get up to ask for it. Apparently at Javier's Las Vegas the customer is not always right. I'm filing a complaint in the am and am going to try to get in touch with the owner. I would never dine at Javier's Las Vegas again and if this isn't dealt with then I will never dine in the Newport location as well. All my friends will be told about this and Javier's Las Vegas will definitely be losing more than a few customers
__label__1 Read all the reviews about fresh ingredients and the pizza so we just got a vedgie pizza delivered. Honestly, I am really diappointed with the quality. Nothing about our pizza was actually fresh, the vedgies (peppers, mushrooms, etc.) were all canned vegetables. We won't be ordering pizza from here again for this reason. Gross. To the owners: don't be cheap with your ingredients or customers will notice and not return.
__label__1 I have ordered from here quite a few times and have never had a problem. The food was good and the owners were very nice. However tonight I ordered 3 sandwiches, and mine had a soggy black mark on the roll. My husband called and was told it's a burn mark from the oven and all the rolls have them, funny since the other 2 sandwiches didn't have this. It was definitely not a burn mark! My husband explained that I was grossed out by this and wouldn't eat the sandwich. They would do nothing to try to satisfy us. Unfortunately they just lost a loyal customer.
__label__2 A for effort! Received an advertisement saying they were now open for breakfast on the weekends. The restaurant is hidden in the plaza but plenty of parking once located. It was empty on a Sunday morning at 10am. Which in my opinion ... SCARY ... to try when you are hungry. However, walked in and less than 10 people in there and greeted quickly. Picked a table and started reviewing the menu. Simple inexpensive menu. $5.50 for two eggs, choice of meat, hash browns, and toast. {thought I was at Denny's for a minute} Also, ordered side of buttermilk pancakes. {$4.00} Asked for a side of PB and it came warm & creamy. {awesome}\n\nFood quality = decent, I would come back\nService = Friendly \nCleanliness = They need to change their table cloths \nKitchen = Food was delivered quickly
__label__2 Good soul food is hard to find in the desert and when you find one, you have to savor it. Betty Boo's popped up around August and I found out about it last month (October) when a friend kept raving about it.  So one hungry night, I ordered the BBQ chicken with a side of collard greens, sweet potatoes and cornbread.  And I ate my plate clean because it's been a while.  The next time, I ordered the catfish for myself and, for hubby, the fried chicken accompanied with mac-n-cheese.\n\nThough one of the owners is from New York, I find the food to be quite decent being that I am also an East Coast transplant.  But I have to say, soul food is so much better on the East. I think maybe it's because out here some of the spices are not readily available in the supermarkets. No matter what,  I find that the extra \"mmmm...good\" taste is always lacking out here.  Nonetheless, I'll take anything that comes close. \n\nI like the fact that Betty Boo's serve large portions.  I was able to have enough for dinner that night and leftover for lunch at work the next day.  I hope the portions will not decrease as business increase like some of the soul food posers that came and went in the valley.  \n\nOverall, the place is a work in progress.  There's not much of an ambiance.  But the owners are friendly, the price is reasonable, and the food is well worth the trip even if your taste buds know better.
__label__2 If Chipotle were a pizza place...\n\nBy no means my favorite of places to eat in Vegas, but it was sort of cheap (not compared to Chipotle), tasty, quick, easy, and convenient.\n\nThe pizza was tasty, the flavors fresh, the staff friendly, and all was easy. I think I would have preferred it to be less than the $10 price point, but I guess it's kind of like a Las Vegas thing to spend a little more just because. \n\nWould I go back again? I'm not sure. Would I like it if I did? Yes.
__label__4 This has to be one of the best pizza joints in Las Vegas!! On our way to the concert we needed to get some food and as we walked by this spot we just had to stop. The smell of the pizza wouldn't let me walk any further. They make it just right and you watch them every step of the way! For how expensive it is to get a decent meal with good customer service on the strip this spot is a must do! The price is unbeatable and the taste will keep you coming back for more.
__label__0 Wow I don't even know where to begin with this place. Since I was staying in the MGM Resort and was craving some pizza, Yelp said this spot was popping. As we walked up we were glad to be introduced to the familiar concept of build your own pizza like Pieology. I was super stoked to pick out all of my toppings and what not. They called our order and they said they burned my pizza and they'll remake it. Ok that's fine no problemo. Pizza #2 I get it and it's missing hella toppings....umm seriously? I should have asked for my money back at that point, but I figured 3rd time is always a charm. So pizza #3: they just put the missing toppings on Pizza #2 and put it back in the oven so of course they burn pizza #3... Eff it, I gave up, they couldn't make a pizza right with 3 tries so forget it. The bf's pizza tasted great so I missed out on awesome pizza due to incompetent pizza makers....sad day.
__label__3 I have been a member since this location opened. New machines, very clean and helpful staff. Planet Fitness caters to the gym-goer that doesn't use a ton of free weights. They are known to have the \"Judgment Free Zone\" which helps their members feel less intimidated by the extreme weight lifters. If you are looking to get in shape and on a budget this place does the job. For $10 a month you get a clean gym with lots of machines and open 24 hours a day so their is no excuse not to get into shape.
__label__1 Went last night with a party of six, 4 adults and 2 children. We live within minutes of California Crab, and were happy to try this place out. Unfortunately, our family will make the drive to HnJ Crawfish for any future Cajun seafood needs. \n\nWe were greeted and seated quickly as they pushed two tables together to accommodate our party. (Although there is no mention of it on the menu, or anywhere else for that matter, a party of six adds an automatic 18% ). \n\nAfter being seated, we were offered menus and drinks. After the drinks were delivered, we attempted to order. While not a terribly complex order, our server had an abnormally difficult time taking our order and read back the order with several errors. After attempts to correct, we decided to just go with what he wrote and left it in fate's hands. \n\nThe food arrived about twenty minutes later in bags of tasty sauce, similar to other local Cajun style seafood places. We had a pound each of crawfish, snow crab, two pounds of shrimp, and three pounds of king crab:\n\nThe good: the sauces and the crab. \n\nThe bad: crawfish and shrimp that were extremely difficult to extract from their shell and had a mushy grainy consistency on the palate. The crawfish were the worst I have ever experienced. Drink service for alcohol was extremely slow (he forgot to bring them, in an almost-empty restaurant) and didn't deliver our $2 side of bread until we were ready to leave. As the server was clearing our table, I asked if the seafood was frozen. He stammered for a moment, saying everything was ..., and lost control of a bag spilling the spicy butter sauce all over the table and on to my wife's Christmas Coach purse. He never finished his sentence on the freshness of the seafood. \n\nAt payment time, this level of service is usually met with a tip reflecting our pleasure/displeasure with the staff. Not so in this case, as we had 18% tacked on automatically. \n\nThere is definite potential here, but the lack of fresh seafood combined with inept serve will likely a doom any chances at continued success. I can't fathom anyone returning, and can positively say that we will not.
__label__0 I wish I'd has as good an experience as others with this cafe.  My bacon was burned and the coffee smelled and tasted burned as well.  This cafe is priced higher and the food quality is lower than other breakfast eateries in the area.  I certainly won't be back.
__label__0 Alright, I was pretty impressed with this place the first time 5 months ago.  Since then I have gone back because of that and even bringing others here.   Now I have changed my review because they have continually disappointed me.  They never seem to get my eggs cooked the way I like them.  The corn beef hash use to be fresh and plentiful and now they are skimpy and dry.  The bacon (use to give 4 and now only 3?) my husband ordered was greasy and not crispy.  He likes his toast to be well toasted and they brought them out completely burnt.  It was sent back and all they did was scrape some of the burnt off the toast.  Our eggs were either underdone or overcooked.   They didn't even look appetizing.  The last time we were there the manager saw what was happening but didn't even come to our table to apologize.   So disappointing each time and we kept giving them another chance.  Their quantity and quality has gone down.  Most plates being fairly pricey at 10 bucks a plate for breakfast,  we think now its not worth it. Their motto \"fresh and fast\",  I think NOT.
__label__0 This is a team of thieves and dishonest group of people in one office. They have many active complaints with ADRE and other small business companies due to the lack of performance and cheating people with \"missing\" deposits, \"missing\" invoices and unpaid rents to owners. They never return calls, never respond and you'll be at their pathetic mercy. Don't take my word but check their track record and contacts and keep your guards up. Local management companies are well aware of this office and I will be surprised to see them in business by next year. Best of luck.
__label__0 There is a lot to say about this group of dishonest (in lack of words) team. If you're planning to buy from them, watch your back as I have heard horror stories about them. If you plan to rent your property through them, they will charge you for everything possible and get very rude to the tenants to run them away. If you try to cancel your contract with them, they will refuse to refund the funds and will never return your call or emails and if you plan to go to their office, David who is no better than Nola is rude, obnoxious and liar to the max. He is in lala land and perhaps hang over or overdosed!\nStay away from this toxic team/group if you value your \"money\" and sanity. Keep in mind board of Realtor will never help you if you go that route and hopefully you don't experience what me and 4 other people have experienced. I wish them worst of the worst in life and may they burn in hell........
__label__1 uhm i get that im in vegas and things cost more...but ROFL WOW. theres a reasonable point in paying for something. \n\nto be dramatic...its like paying 10$ for a piece of gum.
__label__0 Cold food at 11:45 buffet. Will never go back.\n\nWatery as hell Tikka Masala and butter chicken.if you're used to the chandler location this one is nothing like it. Different recipes altogether.\n\nSkip this is you like Real Indian food.\n\nMight change my review if they actually invited me back for some HOT food. Im upset I did not leave.
__label__2 Tough call.  It's another place that lives on the location^3 approach to customer service, as in, just put it near the medical center (and theatre) and, well, people will flock there.  And they do.  And so will you.\n\nPluses: close to medical center (and theatre), for $14 a night (plus tax it's $18) you can park on their surface lot inside the compound, though you don't have a choice in this matter as you can't street-park; the van drivers seemed good; and the property seems generally clean and safe.\n\nJust about everything else is a minus -- price, poorly managed staff, cramped space.\n\nFinally, if you, like me, are unfamiliar with the area, be aware that downtown Pittsburgh is not nearby, you can't take the dinky Pittsburgh subway there (maybe bus?), you must drive or take the van.  The universities are about a 10-minute drive east.
__label__2 Some good, some bad.  First the good, I like the atmosphere, dark cozy and a bit quieter than their sister place the Cougar errr I mean Living Room down the way.    The Happy Hour is top notch $5.00 glasses of wine, beer and well mix drinks.  The food selection on the HH menu was also decent and what we had was very good.\n\nService was attentive even though the bar is rather small it was packed and the two bartenders were running around constantly.  They were also friendly and knowledgeable which is always a plus.\n\nNow onto the bad.  My wife and I split the Maui Rib-eye, I think the price was $30.00.  Now don't get me wrong I have NO problem paying $30.00 for a steak with no side,  it is the norm in most fine dining steakhouses, however when this one arrived it was not a $30.00 steak.\n\nThe rib-eye was thin, way to much grizzle around the outside, cmon guys trim it a bit?  And to be honest I have purchased better cuts of steaks at Costco and Fry's. After my wife's first bite she said you can cook them better too.  The point of going to a fine dining steakhouse is to get a steak I don't want to pay $30 for at Whole Foods or AJ's.  \n\nWe will no doubt go back for Happy Hour, but not so sure about having steak at a place called Chop is kind of disappointing.
__label__2 Very nice ambiance and definitely the place for a date/couples night. I was so looking forward to amazing surprises. imagine a dish called \"awesome fries\"... Not as good as the fast food kind. I did like the service although the waiter knew NOTHING about wine. We just wanted a nice fruity wine he should know that, instead we sampled three tart dry wines and he lost out on a nicer tip and that pricey bottle. I had a good night with the company but doubt I will visit again. Maybe they are still new and need some practice? Hopefully they will get it right. With a $250 bill I would rather grill up some great steaks at home. It's worth the try, maybe I came to visit on a bad night?
__label__1 So glad we purchased a groupon here to try it out. Upon arriving we waited 10 minutes at our table before asking a busser to see who our waitress was supposed to be. \n\nIt seemed 5 different people took care of us, which in some restaurants is called teamwork, here it was disarray. \n\nThe tables were so close in their side room that we felt like we were sharing conversations with people we didn't know. Also, our steaks, while cooked to order, lacked flavor.\n\nOn the good end, we loved the setting. The decorations and mood was nice. The fries were good, the seasonal beer was great (3 dollar draft at happy hour) and the baked potato was outstanding.\n\nWe probably won't be back, but it'd be worth trying if you find the right deal or like their menu options. My hope would be that our service experience was an outlier.
__label__1 I had purchased a Groupon with the intent of trying this restaurant out.  Made a reservation per the Groupon directions.   Upon arrival I was encouraged as the place was buzzing for a Monday evening.  We had to wait in the \"odd\" entrance area for the Hostess to seat another party, clear a table & intermittently greet other patrons upon arrival.  By the way the front door leads into an area about 10 x 10 where everyone (about 8-10 while we waited) waits to be greeted & seated.\nOnce were seated not far from the front door/waiting area....it took a while for our server to greet us with water, etc.   Sadly our server was less than warm....in fact as the meal proceeded we only saw him after he took our orders, served the first glass of wine & poured the last of bottle.  I appreciate that perhaps he was giving us space/privacy but he appeared more attentive to other tables.  \nAs for our meal, I ordered one of the specials, Ono with red pepper butter sauce.   This poor fish was overcooked & the presentation was poor for an establishment of this quality.  Thank goodness I chose a side of broccoli as it provided the only color to the plate though it was mushy.  My wife ordered the linguine with meatballs.  Satisfactory at best although the pasta was nicely al dente. I have to admit that I could have tracked down the server if I really tried...but quite frankly he seemed less interested in getting our business for the future.  I also didn't want to see another fillet of Ono destroyed by the kitchen!!  \nGroupon ' s are a marketing opportunity to bring in new patrons....this restaurant is definitely a pass for now & probably forever.
__label__0 It's 11:30 at night went to check into the hotel after a long 6 hour drive an was denied a hotel room because I dot have a credit card. I explained to to him I had more than enough cash an he questioned me as to why I had so much an told me he couldn't do anything WILL NEVER be staying at a comfort inn ever again
__label__2 We went to eat Cinco on a Thursday for dinner.  The food was about average compared to other Mexican restaurants we have eaten at in Pittsburgh.  I ordered the Cinco tacos and thought they were pretty good, but my wife got the enchiladas and she thought they were just average.  We also ordered their chips and salsa which we thought were very good.  I ordered a draft beer that was flat, but it seemed like most people in the restaurant were drinking margaritas so that is probably the way to go.  Overall  service was good, food was average and the prices are a little high for the food quality.
__label__1 We were excited for this new little Mexican addition to the south side.  The service here is inattentive at best. We were left sitting at our table forever. No one seemed to know whose table was whose, nor did they seem to care. We finally asked for wait staff to bring us water, cutlery and a menu. Not good for a new place.
__label__0 I will never go back there again... we had 9 people all of us nicely dressed except for my brother in law that flew in from Hawaii (marine) for his sisters  birthday. he was wearing a polo jeans and work boots.. we were at VB GB for a while and then went to Ohso for a drink.. the birthday girl wanted to dance so we figured to head to Label.. the cover charge was 15 bucks.  and they wouldn't let in my brother in law because he had on boots.. then proceeded to blame it on his attitude after they wouldn't let him in.. I just think it's really wrong to not let in somebody that serving your country.  he's 25 and mature enough to handle a situation and not hurt anybody with his boots..
__label__2 Its a 4 star for the food but had to take off a point for service.\n\nThe menu was a bit difficult to navigate as most of it was in Spanish.  OK, I can deal with that but this IS the US and MOST of us DO speak English so maybe the next time (if it happens) they can update the menu a bit.  At least write the same stuff in the same font size.\n\nAnyway, beer selection was great and the waitress brought out the appetizer right away and it was very good.  We didn't have a huge appetite so ordered some burritos and sat back and enjoyed the beer and chips.  And sat back, and back, ordered another beer and waited.  Other tables who came after us were getting served.  We sat back and had more of our beer and waited.  Come on!!! How long does it take to make a burrito??  Apparently 50 minutes!  All the time we saw the wait staff and kitchen staff standing around and yakking.  \n\nWhen we finally got our food, it was VERY good.  But it was not a VERY GOOD experience.
__label__0 This guy is an idiot I wanted a full interior detail because I was going on a trip. I did not need an outside car was it was going to get full of bugs the same day. Regardless he flat out refused to do the work for 150 dollars which I was fine with I can leave the house because I have a baby and I was more than happy to pay that rate. He said that he needed to make more money than that.\n\nI will never call this guy for the company or personal vehicles.
__label__3 I was pleasantly surprised by my lunch here the other day.  I had the turkey, ham and brie sandwich and it was delicious.  The service was friendly and I'll be back the next time I'm in the area.
__label__0 This was not a great expedience. The happy hour specials are a little confusing be careful as there's not a lot of items on the happy hour list. I had the sliders and I was very disappointed it was all bread and little meat. It was also very plain with no flavor. Our service was terrible, our water was never filled the whole time we were there and it took forever to get our check. I will never spend another scent here as there are way to many choices at Tempe market Place.
__label__1 Service was just ok, better than the last time. Ordered a burger medium well, got a Rare burger! Way over priced mediocre food. Drinks were good once we got them.
__label__3 I was thoroughly impressed with the food and quality of service at Bar Louie.  This restaurant has now been in Tempe Marketplace for some time, but I never had that urge of a feeling to go try it out.  At least not until recently when my boyfriend and I had about an hour to kill before the start of a movie.   \n\nWe were instantly greeted with a warm welcome walking through the door and seated promptly.  Our waitress, Brie, was very nice and seemed to enjoy being there.  I got a little cold sitting inside and she was more than happy to help us move to the outside patio.  She gave us the suggestion of ordering the LOADED FRIES and they quickly became the best part of my meal. These fries came in a giant dish and were smothered in queso, bacon, scallions, and some scattered sliced jalapenos. I could have eaten the entire thing of fries for my meal and loved every minute of it!! However, I did order other items, which were also tasty, but I was still wanting to stuff myself with fires.  Being polite to the other dishes on the table, I tried my fish and chips, which had a nice light batter. Also, tried the buffalo wings, which had tons of flavor, but weren't overly spicy.  \n\nAgain friendly atmosphere and great food.  Try the loaded fries for sure! lol I dont know how obvious I can be on the enjoyment of these fries :)
__label__0 I'm sitting at the bar at this moment and have been sitting here for 20 minutes now and haven't been greeted by a single bar tender, waitress or any staff at all.
__label__3 Service: A+\nLocation: A - Ballantyne\nPrices: B+\nOptions/Menu:  A+\nFood: A\n\nWhat a wonderful place!!  This is something that Ballantyne needs a little bit more of.  We are lacking good breakfast spots.  What makes Toast so unique is their menu and service.  It's not just the typical greasy breakfast spot that rushes you in and out.  You have healthy options if you need them and some extremely delicious dessert'ish breakfast choices.  Like numerous stuffed french toast options and omelettes galore!!  The tomato avocado cheese omelette was superb.  Big and fluffy with all fresh ingredients.  The wife and I will definitely be back and will probably bring some friends.  \n\nEnjoy!\n\n-Ian M.
__label__4 The Cali Benedict was out of this world. The potatoes, sausage, and the coffee were also top notch. Everything was so flavorful and fresh. The staff was also very friendly and helpful. \n\nThe only downside was that it was so busy for the Sunday brunch service, we had to wait about 20 minutes outside for a table. However, I will say  that once you've eaten here, it will become clear that it's busy for a good reason - the food is great.
__label__3 Toast is an excellent place for a weekend breakfast out. The service is very efficient and all the wait staff seems to work as a team (anyone will refill your coffee or fill any immediate need you may have). Prices are very reasonable and the food is above average, By that I mean their eggs, coffee, corn bread, fruit, etc. are all better than what you would expect from a popular price restaurant - most breakfast entries were $8 and under- but the fruit salad was as good as you have at home, if you had a well stocked kitchen. The place is perfect for young families as service is fast and prices are very moderate. Not only will your children like it but you can bring the grandparents as they will be the only ones who will recognize the music playing. \nIf you find their food is not up to your very high standards then breakfast at The Gallery or Cafe Monte or Zebras and pay two times Toast's prices; for me Toast hits the sweet spot between quality and price,
__label__2 Thirty-five minute wait must mean something's tasty here. Good thing they have free coffee outside while you wait. Nice touch.\n\nI liked the atmosphere, like a southern hospitality cottage-type setting. It went well with the friendly service we were given by all of the servers there, since none are assigned to a specific table. They all work together to cater to all guests.\n\nWe came for breakfast, so I wanted the stuffed French toast. Not a fan of pb, so I asked if I could get a Nutella & banana one instead. Wasn't a problem at all. Cool. But then when my food came out, it didn't look like Nutella. It wasn't as dark. I tasted it, and turns out they do a Nutella + cream cheese mix. Disappointment. I tasted more cream cheese than Nutella. Meh.\n\n3 out of 5 at our table ordered the corned beef hash. They picked the right thing. Definitely better than my french toast. Oh well.
__label__0 This may have been the most stressful and negative experience I've had getting my nails done.  \n\nPositives- I like the initiative and drive of the manager, getting people in quickly and ushering new clients.  Also, LAKA has every color of the rainbow available to you for a polish.\nChecking in on Yelp gets you a little travel polish remover.\n\nNegatives- LAKA charges $10 to remove gels (never seen that before)\nIt is located in a very tight space (other reviewers weren't exaggerating & I'm not claustrophobic at all) \nPeople swirling around you in a shopping mall isn't exactly soothing\nIt is the worst manicure I've received and my manicurist wasn't kind enough to care. \n\nConclusion- \nI honestly would choose almost anywhere else in Las Vegas for this service.
__label__1 You definitely get your money's worth..only $14. I in a hurry is say its worth it, but if you want a real massage and your nails to really get taken care of..I'd go somewhere else.
__label__3 I thought the food here was pretty good - cheap too. It started as an Ethiopian restaurant but the server told me that some Somalis bought it. The atmosphere was fine and they have a sitting room - see photo. The service was fine and the bathrooms were clean. My date enjoyed her Vegan meal and I enjoyed my beef dish. We left thoroughly satisfied - the portions were adequate. I would come here again. Celebrate Diversity! Solid!
__label__1 We dined here this evening with my daugher's dance studio being located in the same plaza.  We were both super excited to get a Greek place nearby and had waited anxiously since we saw the signage up prior to opening.  It was pretty disappointing, I am sad to say :(\n\nWe had to wait about 5 minutes at the counter to place our order and finally, I think one of the owners, came over to assist us in our order.  We waited almost 40 minutes for one gyro plate and one souvlaki plate although they did bring out soup samples to all the tables which was very thoughtful.  The gyro was nothing to write home about, the meat on the top of the pita was very very crispy, crunchy in fact which oddly enough, added a pleasant texture.  The sauce was standard and was just the right amount.  The rice was a STANDOUT....super fluffy but in need of a little more seasoning.  My husband's souvlaki pita was tasty, the meat was lean, moist and cut in perfect sizes for the wrap.  Fries were standard with a slight sprinkle of parmesan and parsley.\n\nDeco was a little weird...........a map of Manzanillo Mexico in a Greek place was a little weird not to mention the Asian/Chinese art on the tables.  Television was quite loud and obtrusive, maybe a little mood music would be a better choice at night.  The service was really slow, they have been open a couple weeks now so maybe they are still getting the feel for the layout.  It was super clean, a positive for me :)\n\nI may go back in at lunch time perhaps to try out another dish.  I am really hopeful that they are able to maintain and stay open as every other establishment in this corner has closed previously.
__label__4 I don't even want people to know about this place because I'll have to wait longer, but wowzers, amazing flavors.  The sides (or three) are the real stars here.  The fried brussel sprouts and mashed potatoes were my favs.  The brisket was a little chewier than I'd like.  One of your sides can be these little dessert cups.  Delicious!
__label__3 By no means am I a soul food expert but if the dish is fried, covered in gravy or sauce or all the above then COUNT ME IN.\n\nIt was pretty busy when we walked in on a Tuesday night.  They had the soul classics blaring through the speakers while the Lakers were on TV with their new lineup was tanking it against the Mavericks.  So far, so good!\n\nTheir menu offered all the soul offerings you would expect like fried chicken, ribs, fried catfish and all the usual suspects for sides.  My wife opted for the smothered chicken ($14) which was fried chicken drenched in gravy.  That was excellent.  The gravy was really good but we would consider ordering fried chicken with a side of gravy so we could enjoy the crisp of the chicken which was nonexistent post smothering.  \n\nI opted for the turkey wings ($14) which consisted of 2 big assed baked turkey wings smothered in gravy.  Even though the gravy was the same for both, they tasted quite different based on the preparation of the meat.  \n\nYou get 3 sides per entree unless you get chicken and waffles.  3 sides is more than enough and all the ones we tried were on point.  That included collard greens in some amazing sauce, delectably sweet sweet potatoes, red rice and beans with great sausage flavor and the mac+cheese.  The cornbread they gave was in pancake form and went terrific with syrup.\n\nNo free refills on drinks and they charge $1.50 for water so you might as well get sweet tea, Kool Aid or lemonade for $2.\n\nBreakfast menu also looked damn good.  I'd like to try that out sometime too.
__label__0 My husband and I went here today looking to try some good soul food. With some good reviews we thought it would be a good place to eat. Upon walking in, the restaurant was messy... didn't look like much. After sitting down we look at a menu and about had a heart attack... the cheapest dinner on there was $15!!!! Sooo not worth it! \n\nWe both ordered fried chicken. I had string beans... wayy to salty... all I could taste was the Lawry's seasoned salt, which was overwhelming. We both had the macaroni and cheese... not very good at all either. It was bland not much too it, wasn't the cheesy goodness I was looking for. We also both had french fries... they were gross too. They were cooked in the same old grease that everything else was cooked in... including the fish. They were soft and just horrible tasting. My husband had the rice and gravy... iI thought it was mashed potatoes and gravy. The rice was lumpy and was nasty. How hard is it to cook white rice. The gravy on the other hand was good, he says the only good thing about the experience. We both had the fried chicken that was bland and you could taste fish and old grease... The cornbread was alright, just needed to be served with some butter... it was a little burnt as well. \n\nI AM WHITE AND COOK BETTER SOUL FOOD THAN THIS PLACE! \n\nWe will definitely not be coming back here. The food we cook at home tastes a lot better than this place.
__label__4 This place gets from me breakfast, lunch and dinner it goes down right hear. Strongly recommend
__label__4 Not sure what all the negative reviews were for.  They were fabulous.  The woman who answered their phone was very helpful and and communicative.  They had to reschedule, but called and gave me plenty of notice.  They showed up on time and were able to take most of what I needed to be hauled away.  For a free service I have absolutely no complaints!!! Would definitely use them again.
__label__4 These people are great, hard working, and very trust worthy. I would trust them with my house any day.
__label__4 We had an A/C unit go out at 11pm and I called and asked for a tech early the next morning.  Robert showed up promptly at 8am and took care of the repair quickly. The price was reasonable.  Two days later our other unit went out and I called in the afternoon.  They said they were booked up and I let them know we really were hoping to get somebody out that night.  The receptionist called me back after talking to the owner and he said he would personally show up as long as I didn't mind it being a little later.  He showed up right at 9pm and took care of the issue.  Everything has been great!
__label__4 I honestly cannot remember the last service call I have made of any kind which went nearly as well as this. As consumers, we always hope for the best but expect the worst. Robert certainly turned that thinking around. He was prompt, courteous, knowledgeable, and willing to explain exactly what was wrong and what his recommendations were. \n\nI will definitely recommend Dukes of Air to everyone I know, and should the need arise in the future, I won't hesitate for a second to call upon their services again. THANK YOU!
__label__3 I've ate here three times already. The first two I got the lunch pulled pork sandwich with side. Tonight I got the 2-meat dinner which came with 2 sides and a corn muffin for $14.99. I got a size able amount of pulled pork which was moist and the barbecue sauce is great. I also got pork ribs which had a good dry rub on the outside.  The staff have been really nice each visit. Great food and customer service in my opinion.
__label__0 We never knew this place existed despite frequent trips to smith's! Stumbled upon it on Friday and went in for lunch on Saturday. My family and I were excited to see a southern food joint not far from home. \nOur order:\nBBQ pork sandwich with fries and slaw on the side\nBBQ pork lunch with Mac n cheese and collard greens\nBBQ brisket lunch with fried okra and ???\nSadly disappointed, so much I can't remember what the other side was on \n1. Food was either dry, salty, and most of all BBQ meat had no smoky flavor and not enough bbq sauce. I'm not even \n1 who likes a lot of sauce, but food needed it.
__label__0 -10 stars...This was my fourth time but it had been a while since my last visit.  The first time I went in the food was awesome. Fresh and a lot of it.  I later wonder if that's the gimmick to have patrons come back. My second and third was not great but not too bad. I thought the third time would have been my last. Today I visit because I really wanted bbq and my first choice was John Mulls but of course they were closed. I settled for H &H hoping it would be like the first time. I ordered 3 meat combo: ribs, links, and brisket.  While I'm waiting, I hear only one person but apparently having a conversation with her employees.  I was wondering why was she so loud. What happens in her place of business and behind the scenes should not be public info. Meanwhile, there are a few customers eating. When my order comes up, I check my order and was surprised to see the hot links were chopped to pieces and looked more like a hot dog texture. The brisket had over an inch of fat and less than half an inch of meat attached to it.  I asked the gentleman did they change because my hot links were usually a whole link. The gentleman didn't get the chance to respond before the loud female yells out \"I'm the owner and this is how it's always been done and how would you like it done?\" I can tell then that was a real effort for her to even ask me that question. I told her whole. As I was trying to mention the fat on the brisket she became hostile.  \"Well I trim all that off but that's how it comes and what more do you want me to do for you?\" My response was my money back. She yelled out give her her money back. Told me I was a N***** at least 3 times or more in front of everyone.  Told me I was being sh*tty. She has a loud and overpowering voice. I never cursed at her or called her any racial remarks. I was shocked. I couldn't get my phone out fast enough because I really wanted to record her. I am so appalled. I felt humiliation, embarrassment, and degradation.  After reading the previous reviews of those that had bad customer service seem to have had the run in with the same person. I have never felt so disrespected in my entire life. It truly hurts because it came from one black female to another as if we don't have enough struggles.
__label__3 Had my birthday dinner there on Monday night and it was delish!  This high praise is a BIG deal because I almost never have pizza and have high expectation of the Upward group as well!  The pizzas and pasta were wonderful although we over ordered for our group size but the real star was the wine cooler.  With cute presentation and great flavors, these bevvies were a hit.  I dig the ambiance and the drive through pick up lane and am betting this concept multiplies quickly.  One small quibble: the food is fairly high priced as pizza goes, which I don't mind but I really think the wine coolers should be priced more humbly (or  have specials that make up for it).
__label__4 Fantastic, gourmet pizza in an uber-hip atmosphere inside what used to be a federal bank. Love the idea of re-using a space rather than knocking it down. The wait was very long on a Friday night, so I would recommend going at another time. But it was still fantastic. OH, and get the blackberry rosemary wine cooler. You will not be disappointed.
__label__0 I'm sitting in my car waiting for a pizza that was promised 15 minutes ago.  Hope it's good because a second chance is unlikely.  Called 45 minutes ahead for a good 'za to take home for movie night, waited until they told me it would be ready and here I sit.\nThe pizza finally comes with appropriate apologies.\nCan't argue about the quality of the pie: Schreiner's sausage, tasty mushrooms, MJ crust  - all good - but it's a pizza.  You shouldn't have to wait at the pickup window longer than it takes to make the pizza from scratch.  \nEven the best food tastes bitter after a bad experience with service.
__label__4 This is the best pizza I've had in Phoenix. I don't say that lightly, I've eaten at pizzeria bianco, cibo, spinatos, pizza a metro, and the like. At Federal they use fresh ingredients and it was tasty. Hipsters have infiltrated this establishment though. So if you have a fear of hipsters this isn't the spot for you. The house-made wine coolers are nice as well.
__label__4 Great pizza and wonderful atmosphere!
__label__3 The wine coolers! Oh, YUM. If Federal Pizza let you order the wine coolers via take-out, I would be in big trouble. \n\nDon't really like overly dark restaurants, so I've opted to order out, which can be tricky. Their pizza combinations and flavors are good, but the crust doesn't always hold up for take-out. It should be a bit crispier to accommodate for pizzas with heavier toppings like meats and sauces but since you won't have trouble holding back, just make sure to pick it up right when they tell you to so it won't sit overly long. If you're dining in, the crust probably isn't that big of an issue.\n\nI recommend the The Answer (with sausage, apples, fennel, candied... pecans, I think, gorgonzola, and spinach) and Sweet Potato (sweet potato - duh - ricotta and sage). Also check out the Chef's Whim. Have never tried it personally, but I heard the Casanova is also really good!
__label__4 I am a big fan of the wine coolers, beet salad, and mozzarella cheese sandwich. Yummy!
__label__2 I have been here a couple of times. The service was great and the atmosphere is nice, casual and laid back.\n\nThe pizza is alright. I've tried a couple different pizzas here. I didn't love the sauces they used and didn't love the crust texture or taste. However, I really enjoyed the food items that were not pizza here. Their sides, salads, and soups were tasty. I'm interested in trying their other menu items. I would come back here, but not for the pizza.
__label__1 Their pizza is good for the first few bites and then it gets old. The meat kinda smells weird. It grossed me out while I was eating it. The pork belly sandwich was so salty I couldn't eat it, and the service was horrendous. They were nice to us, until they completely forgot to service us. We stopped three people other than our server to try and get what we needed. I'm not coming back.
__label__3 I have been wanting to try Drybar forever! So, when a friend was getting married on a Thursday, I figured it would be the perfect opportunity. \n\nWhoever booked my appointment over the phone was fabulous. She was so friendly, answered all of my questions, and got me in exactly when I needed to.\n\nI arrived a few minutes early, not knowing what to expect. I waited a few minutes and was taken back promptly for my appointment with Katie. I explained to her I wasn't really sure what I wanted, but that it needed to be quick. I also hadn't washed my hair since Monday in preparation for a possible Uptini, which is what my appointment was scheduled for. I showed her a few pictures on Pinterest, she gave her professional opinion, we agreed on a style and she went to work. \n\nNow, this is important: My hair was done in a half hour. A HALF HOUR!! She was super fast and it looked great. I had planned on being there for at least 1.5 hours. If you need a quick updo, book with Katie. You will not regret it. \n\nEveryone was friendly, it was clean, not too crazy busy, and they had The Devil Wears Prada playing. So fun! I'd love to try this with my girlfriends one day. \n\nThe only reason I am giving this 4 stars is because there was literally no conversation during my appointment. I wasn't sure if I caught Katie on a bad day or if she was just in a super hurry to get me in and out like I asked. I just kind of felt like she was annoyed with me, I hope she wasn't!!\n\nI'll definitely be back.
__label__0 Short ethnic hair be warned!! Definitely not what I expected. Walked in and asked if they had the thin flat iron ( not a regular one ) since I have super short hair. They said they did...they didn't ( after my hair was washed) After they did my hair I noticed something was different but I was in such a rush. Once I looked in the mirror at home and compared pictures...I realized my hair was pulled so much with the brushes  my bangs are all split ends now and an inch shorter or more in some places. I can't even get my fingers through the top part of my hair anymore... Now I'm going to have to cut my hair down to a 2 inch length on top. Not a happy customer. Definitely would have expected the drybar to really take the time to look at a hair type and know what not to do. And if you can't do my hair... And it's breaking off ... Please tell me... I would rather know before my hair is done.
__label__4 Can I possibly give 10 stars?!?!!!? Anyway I should have written this review 2 days ago but I was too busy loving my hair...my apologies. I contacted Katy though email last week expressing my interest in hair extensions I told her I had a crappy experience before with the micro cylinder and I was willing to give them another shot but was nervous. Well Katy was completely understanding and so sweet :). She made me feel completely comfortable and answered all of my questions and was honest!!! She is really quick at 1. getting you in the chair since I expressed an interest in hair extensions and then had them within a few days and 2. getting you back out of that chair, she is so quick and effective you won't waste your entire day even though you wouldn't mind anyway since she is so nice to talk to :). Well all of my doubts are gone since i washed my extensions for the first time today and they were soooo easy to style! I am hooked and am so happy I found Katy!
__label__4 Awesome customer service. Quick yet detailed repair in just 15 mins. Would highly recommend to anyone in need of affordable iPhone screen repair.
__label__4 Excellent customer service. Brendon provided great service. Very personable!\nWould definitely recommend this place. Very efficient
__label__1 I've eaten at Dragon-I a few times and I have mixed reactions.  The food has generally been pretty good.  We've gotten two dishes-- beef pho and a rice stick noodle saute dish-- that have both been consistently excellent.  A glass noodle dish was not good at all and a lemongrass chicken wing appetizer was just ok.  \n\nIt's a bit annoying that they're still not serving all the dishes on the menu, including several dishes that are prominently featured in pictures in their menu and on the signs that they put up before opening.  The steamed seafood egg cup and stuffed angel wings are the most blatant offenders here, but they're also not serving any of their curry dishes or sandwiches.\n\nThe real problem, however, is the service.  The people who work at Dragon-I are, without exception, extremely nice, friendly, and seemingly hard-working.  However, it seems like most if not all of them have never worked in a restaurant before.  They really don't know what they're doing, and it shows.  They don't know the menu, don't know how to greet and seat customers, and don't know how to insure that orders are accurate and complete.\n\nI have no doubt that the people they have working there could do a really good job, but they really need to look at their management.  There's a certain level of disorganization right now, as evidenced by the page of the menu that has (in very large font) what is clearly a series of abbreviations indicating edits that should have been made to that page.  That means that someone forgot to look at the proofs.\n\nIf they improve service, this will be a solid four-stars.\n\nEdit:\nIt's been a few weeks since my review, and I'm downgrading this place to two stars.  The food is still fine, but the service is simply unacceptable.  When you make a mistake, the first thing that you should do is apologize.  That hasn't happened twice now, and it's incredibly annoying.  There are seven reviews for this restaurant and if I'm not mistaken every single one mentions some kind of service-related issues.  \n\nTo the owners of Dragon-I: If you're reading these reviews (and I wouldn't be surprised if you aren't), what you need to do is hire a competent manager ASAP.  Train your staff. Institute some actual procedures.  Make at least some attempt to actually get dishes out to a table at the same time.  I will gladly raise my review if you can raise your standards to those of any semi-competent restaurant.\n\n(One more thing: they just ordered a bunch of drink menus that say \"Dragon One.\"  Jesus Christ, guys, learn to actually look at the proofs when you order something.)\n\nEdit 2: Service has been better the last few times I've gone in.  I'll bump it back up a star.\n\nEdit 3: Virtually every time I go to Dragon-I there is something wrong with my order.  This is incredibly frustrating, since the food is pretty good.  Back down to two stars.
__label__0 NOT FOR VEGETARIANS, I can say that for sure. We went in and were greeted by polite but somewhat immature waitstaff saying that we were the coolest couple that had came in there loud enough so everyone could here. Then we asked our waitress which Vegetarian entree she would recommend since they did actually have a vegetarian section. She mentioned she was a vegetarian when she started but then really struggled to actually recommend anything. This should have been a sign but I Though maybe she just had communication problems and gave it the benefit of the doubt. We ordered two dishes one was a cilantro Chilli entre and one was a mixed veggie and both were flavorless and terrible mostly consisting of Bok Choi which was under cooked and unchewable. One of the entres went back immediately because it was cold. Pretty disapointing considering we dont get out much and this was supposed to be a treat for us. \nThe ambiance was terrible! Apparently they have Karaoke rooms upstairs that you can rent for $32 an hour (WHAT?!) in traditional Korean style. The sounds of flat off key singers coming accross terrible sound systems boomed through the building. Not only that but there was a table where all the restaurants office supplies were sitting out, like tape scissors, stapler and such. This was the right in the center front of the restaurant where your eye normally is focused on. I dont want to see your messy desk area, its unprofessional! The table we were sitting at had a split in it which came apart as we were leaving dumping my water all over me.\n\nI cant say that the meat entres arent good because I didnt try them but the ambiance issues and annoying staff are reason enough not to waste your money expecially considering there are so many great restaurants in Madison.
__label__1 It was an okay place to eat at. The restaurant was kind of small to me. Also, my friend got their food before me, so I had to wait and watch them eat before I got my food.
__label__2 Prices are good for the quality of food.  The service is not good.  They are friendly, but do not plan on having someone come over to you , asking if you need anything unless you ask.  (Just my experience)\n\nThe injera bread smelled like sour milk on my visit.  First time I ever had injera bread that smelled like that. \n\nLove the tea and the lentils.  The beef was very tough.\n\nNice big screen tv, with Ethiopian channels and music.\n\nWill I return? For take out, possibly.
__label__1 Was there on a Friday around 7 pm.  The wait staff ignored people standing to get a table; but the collective annoyance of those waiting must have been heard as the manager walked over and asked if we were waiting for a table....genius! \n\nWe got a table and ordered stuffed dates and something else so bland I can't remember what it was.  \n\nAs we were talking, the entertainment for the evening were two guys singing and playing a guitar. They were so loud and not-very-good that people were yelling across the table to hear one another; at that point we were ready to leave and noticed so were many other people.\n\nPros: Great decor and atmosphere, variety of tables/seating, comfortable chairs.\n\nCons: Unfriendly staff, loud, bad music.
__label__1 The food is delicious but my only concern would be the customer service. I've been there a few times.Twice, I've been ignored waiting to make an order while waiting in the front. All I see is the employees having a nice chat with another table.
__label__4 Great Place!! Had a wonderful first time at View! The Tuna Ceviche was fresh and the cheese plate was perfect. They had a great wine selection and the service was on point. Such a friendly staff and warm feeling once you walk in. I loved the ambience and the fact that it's on the second floor of the building. It's great to look out over Tivolli Village while dining and the live music is always a plus!!! I would recommend this place for dinner or a quick drink and will definitely be back!
__label__3 I very much appreciate their vegetarian options, but wish they had more varieties of vegetarian burgers.  The quality was quite good, and I very much liked the \"build your own burger\" options.  The atmosphere was a bit like a hectic lunch place, which was appropriate for a quick workday lunch.  I wouldn't recommend it for a fine dining experience.  The food was tasty and owner, who also served as the cashier, was very friendly and accommodating.  Two thumbs up for a somewhat unique locally owned place with veggie options!
__label__4 Burgers were excellent (both BBQ bacon cheese and peanut butter bacon) and fries were even better. They cook burgers to order instead of chain-style aka overdone. Staff - I think one was probably the owner - was super friendly. Fun environment. Great shaded tables outside which are perfect this time of year. Very clean. Another win for the local scene!
__label__2 Well, we meet again newly renamed Benjamin's. Here sat a beautiful and what seemed tp be cursed wine bar that switched its course and ended up a burger joint. \n\nI can still confirm that it's a beautiful restaurant. Dark wood, dimly lit with a romantic vibe. It still yearns to be a wine bar. By the look of the massive amounts of wine behind the bar, it seemed as if it was. 'Tis not the real sitch though. With only about 10 choices between red and white and far more beer options, you'd be best to put the wine bar days behind you. I was still happy to see my glorious Malbec on \"tap.\" I was def not feeling the $10 for an 8oz pour, so me and my friend opted for the whole bottle for $30 to split. I was feeling a little buzz!\n\nI had perused the menu beforehand and was very excited about the prospect of truffled mustard and pretzels calling my name! But when it was set down there was a bit of shock. I expected truffled mustard to go with a handmade mini pretzels. It was not. It was store bought pretzels you get from Giant Eagle. Thatt's okay, the delicious mustard more than made up for it considering I wanted to swim in a pool of it. Ahmahzing!\n\nSo, of course I had to ask for a side of it to accompany my portobello and Swiss cheese burger. I thought the burger itself was tasty. It tasted smokey, which I enjoy. The meat wasn't as fresh as my fave, Wingharts, but it was good. I also was glad to have two portobellos stacked on top. I think sometimes places are chincy with my bellos! But that mustard... Gawd! It just put it over the top. Oh yeah, there was also coleslaw. It was pretty forgettable.\n\nThe one thing to note is that they serve everything in red checkered ballpark style cartons. \nIt doesn't bother me. I'd have eaten it off the floor if it's promised to be a good meal (with that mustard!!) no problem! It just didn't match the aesthetic. I don't expect fine china either. Maybe just some funky dishes. Am I being nitpicky? Probably. Just an observation.\n\nWould I go back? Absolutely! Would it maybe be just for the promise of that mustard? Probably considering I was about to put the leftovers into my purse...
__label__0 I have tried so hard to like this place given its proximity to my house, but I just can't. While the burgers themselves are fine (though $$$$), everything else is terrible, from the sides to the other sandwiches to the smoked salmon (I suppose the charcuterie plate is just OK as well).\n\nBeyond the food, the service is usually downright rude, the inside of the place is just bizarre, the bathroom is always disgusting and usually out of toilet paper, the ventilation is terrible so you'll smell like a burger when you leave, and it's so expensive for what it is. \n\nAgain, I've wanted to like this place and have been here quite a few times, but I regret it every time I step foot in there.
__label__4 Beautiful lit scenery using wire and colorful silk amazed us as we walked through the scenery.  Very impressive.   See my pictures!\n\nIf you are in Montreal, this is a must see ... check dates and times as it is a yearly temporary event.
__label__4 Go to the Jardins De Lumiere close to 9PM, when the crowds have thinned significantly. I was there at 7PM, and the Jardin Chinoise was at capacity. \n\nBesides this minor complaint, it was a very surreal experience. The cold air, the almost surreal placement of the displays (whether it's butterflies, pagodas, or people) and the way it's almost encouraged that you take your time going through each lighted piece.\n\nThe Jardin Japonais is equally beautiful, albeit in its own way. There's none of the exhibition pieces--instead the whole garden is a dazzling spectacle of lights in different colors and intensities.\n\nAllow yourself plenty of time to appreciate the two gardens. It's a wonderful experience.
__label__0 I too purchased a groupon for this place and ate there last night. Here's what to expect: an empty place for the most part, pizza that does not compare to a frozen Tombstone you can purchase at a dollar store for a buck, dim-witted waitresses who, if bodies were brains, would be considered for Mensa, but that's not all. When we ordered my partner asked for a Sprite, since nowhere on the menu are listings for soft drinks. MORE THAN THAT, THERE ARE NO PRICES LISTED!!! So when the bill came and saw a charge of 5.99 for the Sprite, I asked to speak to a manager. The poor cook came back after apparently speaking with him/her, said there was nothing he/she was going to do about it, and handed my partner a garish Tshirt as some sort of compensation I suppose. Well that's not good enough. I will write to Groupon and ask for a refund, will never ever patronize this place, and will spread the word to those in my social networks to do the same thing. I don't mind paying for something once I know the price. But we're talking about soda here, fizzy water, and to charge 5.99 for it is simply stupid. And now this review is what they get for their trouble! This place won't last 6 months, if that. And then they will wonder how and why they failed. They can read this post to figure out perhaps that you don't get repeat customers or new new customers by being slick with your prices, hoping that no one will notice. Well I noticed. And as far as the Tshirt, we gave it to a bum on the bridge as we walked back to the Cosmo.
__label__0 My boyfriend and I went to Wedge this past Friday, thinking we would try something new after some friends were talking about Wedge.  We started off with the Yucatecan Ceviche, it sounded fresh and delicious and the description included habaneros.  We got our appetizer within a few minutes of ordering, it looked great, but not only was it not spicy, but it had barely any flavor.  We the ordered the Carnitas dinner plate, and I ordered the fish taco and the shrimp taco dinner.  The tacos were alright, again, very flavorless and the rice portion was laughable.  The Carnitas were absolutely flavorless and we found that there was more fat to pick out than actual good meat.  We both felt sick after eating here and were severely disappointed in a place that our friends thought was such a good place to eat and have drinks.  The ambiance was nice, a little dark to the point where we could barely read the menu and the wait staff was awkward and stood around at the bar most of the time.  There was a DJ playing pretty cool music, but it was WAY too loud for the size of the restaurant, and being seated so close to the speakers, it was highly unpleasant.  Overall, very unhappy with our first time at Wedge, we won't be back.
__label__4 I didn't know what to expect but I couldn't stop laughing the entire time. I loved the show!
__label__4 As a freelance model, I'm always looking for fresh faces behind the lens. I came across Elizabeth's website and fell in love with her work. After synching up with her via pinterest and finding out that we have very similar tastes in photography, I reached out to her to line up a photoshoot! \n\nFrom the very beginning of our conversations, she was welcoming of ideas, very quick to respond to emails as well as being polite and funny. She came up with a great concept, and spent a ton of time getting the dresses, furniture and logistics squared away. During the shoot, she was overly prepared and had just about every little thing I would randomly ask for. Love that.\n\nElizabeth is extremely detail orientated; not only in her email correspondence but also during the photoshoot and post-production. She's a perfectionist and a professional with an amazing eye for great photography and I'm extremely grateful that I've had the opportunity to work with her!! Definitely looking forward to seeing what we come up with next...
__label__0 Extremely unprofessional. In the waiting room I heard the secretary have to reschedule several appointments because \"the system doesn't update properly and they're looking into it.\" They can't copy Xrays so the entire reason we went there is useless. Had to get another xray at the oral surgeon, and they still billed us for the Xray that we couldn't use.
__label__0 Horrible Dominos! They forgot an item from my order and when I called about it, the way they offered to resolve the situation was like it was my fault.. I should've stuck with my instincts and went for Pizza Hut! \n\nOh by the way, their pizza is so effin SALTY!! Yuck!!!
__label__0 NO SERVICE, Waited over an hour, ask for assistance several times, walked out and two other tables next to us also followed us out ..
__label__3 The Artisan Burger with jalape\u00f1o bacon is the bomb.  Bartenders are fast and friendly
__label__2 There's so many reasons I would really like to be able to give Auto Bell five stars, even four, but the bottom line is no matter how many times now I have taken one of my two cars to Auto Bell I always end up with a half-done car. They have great locations all across Charlotte, I have tried three different ones and sadly all of them have done the same quality job, mediocre. \n\nIf you are looking for a place to stop to get the floors vacuumed out and the dirt washed off the car this is definitely the place to go. If you want it thoroughly wiped down and dried off so it looks like your car should be on the showroom floor, pass them by.\n\nBottom line - good job, fair price, clean carwash facilities, usually always very friendly attendants, but you will never leave with your dash/interior truly wiped down and shining or  without those few drops of water still on the car.
__label__3 I don't mean to disagree with the other reviewer, but perhaps my perspective is just a little different.  This location offers two floors of shoes!  Men's are upstairs along with all the Clearance racks.  I think there is a pretty darn healthy selection of shoes to choose from and offered at very reasonable prices.  So, I haven't had the benefit of going to the other locations, but this one has enough selection for me!\n\nGuys, be careful if you take ladies (wife, friend, or even your daughter!)  here - you may be spending a lot of time or money or BOTH here!  Actually, better here than elsewhere because they pretty decent prices!\n\nYou know what's odd... I didn't see a shoe horn anywhere in the store...  Maybe you have to ask, but I'm used to seeing them available.
__label__3 I am from Los Angeles, and this place is the closest to quality of LA. Mexican food I've found.
__label__3 My favorite ramen on the Eastside! So glad I don't have to go all the way to Chinatown to get some great ramen. Our server is always so nice and sweet & she practically knows me already! My favorite is the Fukumimi Ramen with thick noodles and extra egg! YUMMMMM!
__label__1 The 1st time we saw this establishment we were INTERESTED BUT IT was Sunday and they were closed. 6 mos. later I was in the area and I'm looking for a treat for my family, asked a stranger for directions and made my way over there.  One lady walked in seconds 6 seconds before me.  I was greeted by the same attendant and proceeded to look around.  A lady came out gave me a sample of two items.  SO FAR SO GOOD!  Then the crazy began!  She was great w/ me stepping aside, looking at merchandise (like the cute insulated bag) while calling home to see what my other family members wanted, she just turned her attention to the 2 new people who came in.  My family was with me the orig. Sunday so I knew they wanted something-I wanted to get it right.  \n\nAll I kept hearing between calls was \" do you know what you want now, which ones do you want, what do you want?  WOW!  in retrospect-maybe I should have stepped outside to make my calls discreet but by that time the others were served and GONE!  Just 3 clerks, asking me between each call what DO YOU WANT!  WOW! \n\nI told them, they bagged them up, put a sticker on them, I paid and left!!!  I Was smiling-2 had WEIRD SMIRKS-OK!  WHEN I GOT HOME I REALIZED WHY!!THEY JUST GAVE ME WHAT THEY WANTED- JUST TO PROVE I GUESS HOW 3 EXTRA MINUTES TO CHECK PREFERENCES WERE WASTED TIME-TO THEM AND THEY MADE SURE IT WAS WASTED TIME FOR US-THE CONSUMERS! \n\nWhat's WORSE - I agree with other comments made-my mom's cake is better!  THE FROSTED IS GOOD but IT'S NECESSARY, anyway it was the deliberate giving me the wrong cake that bothered me!  \n\nI KNOW- THEY'LL COUNTER AND SAY IT WASN'T ON PURPOSE-THAT'S HOW INSIDIOUSNESS WORKS!  That's why I'm POSTING!  RUDENESS SEEMS TO BE A COMPANY MANDATE for some as noted by DIONE G. BELOW, I GUESS THAT weirdness is supposed to INFER CLASS BUT it doesn't it just runs off paying, HAPPY customers!  I'd rather patronize a \"real family bakery or even \"NORDSTROM'S\" for tastier High-Class Pastries with MUCH BETTER SERVICE and nothing to prove and so should you!!!
__label__1 We Went there on Opening Day with High expectations\nSo let me Start we arrived @2 the nice hosts told us they will Open @3:30 so we came back at 3:35 still closed. She told us they will Open between 4:30- 6:00 . \n\nSo we decided to See a Movie came back & they were Open. Yaaaayyyy\nOur Server was very nice& Motivated\nLike: ordered mojithos & Coke. Nice Fancy Glasses. Cocktail was excellent. \nFood: they openend& didnt Serve meatballs the First Day ( yes right its called meatball Spot & they dont have it)\nSo we ordered 1/2 Tray Pizza. With mushrooms. \nPizza was ok nothing to Talk about. I like it thin crusted this Pizza was like ciabbata Bread thick. :-(\nWe ordered small Salats. C\u00e9sar & fennel and something. Both tiny but Good \n\nStuff was very nice, attentive \nJust didappointed that they didnt had meatballs. So we waited few Hours & had to eat Pizza. :-(\n\nOn the Way Out we discovered gelato so we ordered 2 Cups coconut '& straciatella. Both yummy \nIt Took the  stuff Almost 5 min to prepare the 2 Cups. Yes & we had Time to watch the stuff. Totally untrained, helpless Putting icecream on plates & then fillling the waffle Cones From the plates into the Cones. \nIt Looked funny. ;-) very unprofessional. \n\nThe Whole Place had Around 40 waiters & None of them really Looked like they know what they Where doing. \n\nThe average Age  was Teenager Age i guess...\n\nOutside in Front of kabuki we found some of the waiters (Asiens Around 16-20 years. ) Having Fun, Smoking, making Fun of the Place. \n\nSo all in all the Whole experience was weird. \n\nA tip for the Manager, Train your stuff, dont hire Teenies who cant represent a Restaurant.  \nI dont care about the Age more about the behavior. Its Not a Kindergarten its a Restaurant. \n\nWhy 2 * ? Gelato wa Avery Good. Not too Sweet. & the nice waiter. \nEnough Said. :-)
__label__4 Truly a fantastic meal. I would have been happy to pay 3 or 4 times the price for what I got. I have zero complaints and I've been raving about this place nonstop since my first visit. I am going to become a regular and bring a lot of friends here.\n\nMy date and I each got meatballs - classic with classic sauce, and vegetarian with parmesan cream sauce, split truffled white beans and pancetta as a side, and had a Shock Top draft and a watermelon mojito to drink. All totaled, $31.71 with tax!\n\nBoth main courses were divine. The sauces were tastefully portioned as an accompaniment to the meatballs, rather than drowning them. With the classic-classic combination, I got exactly what I wanted: the taste of my Italian grandmother's cooking that I loved so fondly as a child. Tender meatballs and silky, fresh tomato sauce impressed me so much that I made a point of personally complimenting one of the owners, who was present. Our vegetarian meatballs were right up my alley: not an attempt to be a meat substitute, but rather a playful representation of the beauty of simple vegetables in the ironic form of processed meat. Lentils dominated their flavor, and as a huge fan of lentils, I enjoyed them ecstatically.\n\nThe truffled white beans and pancetta side was crafted beautifully. Simple, rustic, and bursting with hearty flavor; a mild accent of truffles; giddy reactions from both me and my date. With just one side dish and some simple sourdough bread, the meal rounded out to be surprisingly filling and satisfying. I normally overeat, and shamefully so - but at this restaurant I paid very little for the quality of food I enjoyed, and left with a thoroughly bedded appetite.\n\nThe service was just about immaculate: simple, courteous, straightforward, and attentive in the right ways. Staff seemed to be enthusiastic about the restaurant and excited to be a part of it, and were gushingly grateful for my compliments. I enjoyed the music and decor, and was impressed by the stocking of the bar given that this restaurant is located inside an outdoor shopping mall.
__label__0 Me and my wife went to the meatball spot the classic ball is bland and dry. The stuffed ball I had was empty the pesto was bland. The chef needs to be given salt and pepper. Neather me or my wife will be back.
__label__1 Let's start out by saying I was really excited to try this restaurant. As we walked in, I was struck by the nice decorating and friendly staff. We ordered the meatball sampler, truffles beans and pancetta and a full sheet of pizza. The beans came out first and it was disappointing, not even a hint of truffles. Next we got the meatballs sampler. There was 6 different varieties.All with the exception of the vegetarian were dry. The accompanying sauces were watered down with the exception of the two marinaras. Finally we got the sheet pizza which was the only highlight of the night. Nice crust and sauce with the right amount of toppings. This place needs to reevaluate their quality standards or change their name from the meatball spot to the pizza spot.
__label__2 3.5 stars, not the 2.5 that I was expecting.\n\nI was pleasantly surprised. With all the terrible reviews, I wanted to stay away...but sometimes, you gotta take a chance. I dove in head first with my friend last night, and it was none too shabby. \n\nFirst, let me say that they are definitely paying attention to their reviews on Yelp because the service was spot on. It was fast, friendly, and the manager came over to see how we were doing. A-OK in my book!\n\nI ordered turkey meatballs with pesto, and melted the cheese on top. The meatballs were tasty and the pesto was delicious, too. It was a creamy pesto, though, not usually my favorite, but it was alright.\n\nThe major gripe I have about the place is the prices: $9 for meatballs, fine. But saying that they come with french bread when they literally come with one piece of crostini is not cool. $3.50 for a soda, absurd! $1.50 for cheese on top of the meatballs, mmmno. And finally, $7 for a side of garlic parmesan fries? I want fries dipped in golden ketchup for that price. It was not worth it. \n\nStick with the meatballs, sans cheese, skip the garlic fries, and just drink water and you'll have a great time.
__label__1 I honestly cant believe I paid $30.00 for my lunch here today. I'm used to home made Italian food, so my standards may be a little high, but I would expect a place that specializes in meatballs to actually have good....uh...meatballs. I ordered the chicken meatballs and they tasted like theyd be sitting under a lamp. I expect this from mcdonalds, but I dont expect this when I'm paying 30.00 for my lunch. The meatballs were super dry, and if my 80 year old grandmother can make better meatballs something is wrong. The pasta came out cold, and the broccoli was under cooked. I shouldnt have to saw into my broccoli that Im cutting down a tree. The food wasnt the only problem. The wait staff was rude,the busboy kept giving me dirty looks because I have my 11 month old son with me in the high chair. Of course he was getting food everywhere, but I fully intended on cleaning up after him. I didnt appreciate the death looks while I was eating. Get over it, it's a shopping mall that your customers are coming from, there will be babies. Just hope you get the moms like me that clean up after there kids. Im really mad to that after we paid my friend was feeding her baby and they took all our drinks away and everything out from under us without even asking, as if to say get the f out. Excuse us for taking an extra fifteen minutes. Your restaurant was empty, nobody was waiting. To top it off, one of the waiters tells us that their restrooms dont have changing tables and to go somewhere in the mall to change them. Then we walk back to their bathrooms and there is a changing table. Im pretty sure the people at this place just hate babies. Which I can respect the fact for a nice evening meal maybe not bring babies, but it was 2pm and lunch time. This place is horrible compared to the other restaurants that are available in the same location. Say no and walk over to Yardhouse.
__label__0 Wow, this place sucks.  The service was bad, the meatballs were bland and dry, and, other than the bread, the food was just terrible.  Let me start off with saying that the best meatball I've had is from Lavo.  It's moist, juicy, and has this sauce that is just to die for.  After waiting for 20 minutes without either a drink order or anything, we finally had someone come up to us and tell us that our server would be with us in a moment.  Five minutes later, the server arrived to take our orders.  I joked around with the server to ask if his meatballs were just as good, but he said that he didn't know.  \n\nAnyway, I ordered the hidden menu item, spaghetti and meatballs with the spicy meat sauce, and my buddy had the meatball parm sandwich.  When my meal arrived, I was disappointed with the portion size.  First, it's pasta...so what kind of restaurant gives a small portion of it.  Second, after I cut into the meatball, I could see how dry it was.  When I asked the server if it was supposed to be like that, he said yes, the meat is very lean.  He also admitted that the first time he ate one, he was also surprised how dry it was.  It should go without saying that a dry meatball is flavorless and has a bad mouth texture.  Combine that with the insipid sauce, it was just a hugely disappointing meal.  \n\nAnyway, if you want a place with bad service, flavorless food, and an overall disappointing experience, Meatball Spot is the place for you.  Also, the menu has all these add ons that you need for each thing you order, so the price point isn't all that competitive.  Hopefully this place improves, but I'll never know, since I'm never going back and will tell all my friends how lousy this place is.
__label__1 The waiter was really responsive and filled our drinks when they were empty. \n\nWe then ordered the half-tray pizza. Wow. That is one large tray. At the same time, it's a thin crust, cheesy pizza.  The taste was kind of lackluster.\n\nThey really don't mind if you take your time, seated at a regular table. The taste was so-so. I'll have to try the meatballs next time because I'm curious!\n\n//UPDATE\nTried the Meatballs here. Not impressed for a place that is named for it :( Sorry, MS! Try again.
__label__0 Will Not Return. \n\nIt's such a bummer when a restuarant with such fabulous decor and such a fresh, clean, trendy vibe serves food worse than McDonalds! We had the classic meatball (disgusting and tasted like chef boyardee), a garbage salad (which tasted exactly like it's name), mac and cheese (the only item I'd give a decent rating to), and the truffle beans and pancetta (ZERO truffle and tasted straight from a can). There was so much salt in the meatballs I thought I was digesting it by spoon fulls, and while the sauces were ok, they couldn't make the horrid taste go away. On a positive note - the service here was great! From hostesses, bartenders, and our server - they were fabulous!\n\nWill never return.
__label__1 I was craving a salmon bagel a couple of weeks ago, so my hubs stopped here to get me one instead of driving all the way to Bruggers.  Well, not a lot of people order those from the Big Apple in Tega Cay.  The salmon was old and had a mealy texture.  It was a to-go order or I would hv most definitely requested a refund.  Wont be going back for that.  Maybe a plain bagel.
__label__2 I think the employees at this location are fairly friendly for the most part. Though I love most of their selection I do think some of their items are high priced. I would love to buy more supplements or vitamins but I simply can't afford it. I think their free range meat options are lacking.
__label__4 Killer menu. One of my favorite dining experiences in Las Vegas. Our waiter spent time with us and knew every little detail about the restaurant and the menu. I'll be back...many times:)
__label__1 I came here for lunch for Restaurant Week with one guest around 2pm.\n\nVerdict: Come here if you're an executive working nearby who wants a yummy soup and salad and make the disgruntled employees feel like trash (someone with their big handbag wouldn't move out of the aisle). Don't come here if you believe in genuine meals.  \n\nAmbiance: 5/5\nYou are greeted by delicious scents and sunshine as you walk in. High ceilings and bright lighting help to set the mood. Rustic yet polished, it sets expectations for an unpretentious lunch.\n\nService: 2/5\nHostess did not smile or greet, tried to wave waiter down to order something else and even made eye contact (gave up after trying three times), and not a single \"how are enjoying your meal\" was given. So, I took off a star for each. Food was timely, hence two stars. \n\nFood: 2/5\nTheir quinoa salad was amazing: Light, refreshing, and fluffy. Everything after was average or lackluster. Their burger was balanced, but the chicken was reminiscent of Jack. Thin meat, not particularly tender, no juice. Bun was good, but average for a gourmet burger. The salad might have saved the meal, but the cheese chunks were cloying. Key Lime pie was too tart: I felt the top of my nose slightly sweet. \n\nValue: 2/5\nTo the owner's benefit, I appreciate their participation in Restaurant Week to benefit charity. That kindness is not being disputed in this review. What is being disputed, though, is if I will come back here regularly. At the price point of $30 per person, I have had friendly and attentive service, balanced flavor profiles with rare ingredients, and pleasant memories elsewhere for American upscale casual. Especially since the regular menu adds up more, this actually further decreases value. \n\nMood and Stomach after the meal: Hmph. \nTotal rating: 2 out of 5.
__label__3 Went to a late lunch and was pleasantly surprised with Honey Salt.  The food was somewhat experimental but very,very good.  Not what I would expect to find 'off the strip' in Vegas.  Our lunch was punctuated with moments of really great food, but with one or two little things that were slightly off.  This is a five star kinda place and I think that I will need a reservation the next time I go.   I am looking forward to eating at Honey Salt again and seeing what else they have come up with.
__label__2 Very quaint spot, Cozy and modern. \nThe food was good, I was disappointed with the portions. Our waiter said it was family style but I'm not sure what size family he meant because for a party of 3 small women, it was barely enough for us.  He was kind but not super attentive. We also had drunk all of our water and without us requesting another bottle, they brought one. Only thing is, we didn't know we were being charged for it without our consent.\nThe brown bagged apple pie with salted caramel ice cream was superb however, as well as the white sangria.
__label__0 Pretentious and overrated.  The staff here seem to look down their noses at diners which is comical as this restaurant is located in a strip mall and its interior looks like a barn.  The food many on this site seem to like was overpriced and less than spectacular.  I have been there for dinner and brunch, and was disappointed by the fare and service both times. The turkey meatballs, which are touted as one of their specialties,  were tasteless and hard. The pizza dough was also hard and the toppings lacked any depth of flavor.  For brunch I ordered the  hash which was hands down the  absolute worst hash I ever had the misfortune to eat.  The cook must have known it was horrible as he tried to compensate by dousing  it with an enormous amount of salt.  One could get better tasting food at the  Cheesecake Factory  right across the street  at Boca Park without the snooty attitude and for far less money.
__label__2 Wife and I went on a Saturday night.  Nice decor, interesting atmosphere, diverse crowd.  \nI had the swordfish and she had the scallops.  Her scallops were great, good flavor and nice portion.  Swordfish was average; small portion, one bite salty and the next few good - odd.\nFinished up with the apple pie and salted caramel ice cream.  The crust was underdone, very pasty/doughy; had no discernible seasoning in the filling and a couple apple seeds.  The ice cream was ok, not remarkable at all.\nFor these type of prices I expect much more.  \n\nThe coffee was really good, nice roast.
__label__4 We ventured out to this great place and we weren't disappointed. The Backyard burger will become a tradition for my Vegas visits. The Biloxi chicken sandwich and steak salad are also very very good.   Service was polite and professional and though we had a trainee for our meal, everything went well. I'd recommend this place to anyone for a reasonably priced well prepared meal.
__label__0 I was really excited because this looks like a really cute place. But the service was awful. I came in and stood by the hostess stand waiting for my party, no one greeted me or came to the front. The manager? and the bartender also ignored me, even though I was 3 feet from them. When the hostess finally came, it was to tell me she would be with me in 10 mns, like I was bothering her. Then we sat at our table for 15 mns before anyone came over. Food was good, HORRIBLE service.
__label__2 Came with a party of 6 and was seated right away. Atmosphere was a bit fancy. A lot of people were really dressed up. Made me feel outta place with jeans lol. \n\nPROS: \n-Decor is very lovely. Felt really cozy and welcoming. Very modern style. \n-Customer service was superb. \n-Food came out at a timely manner.\n-Riki was our server and he really was nice and recommended a lot of our food choices for the night. \n\nCONS:\n-The restaurant was really small so limited seats but we came at a good time so it wasn't a big issue. \n-Prices are kinda high for the portions. \n- Noticed that some of the items on pictures from previous diners weren't on the menu. They really took a lot off and the dinner menu was seriously lacking. My husband had to request for them to make the burgers. It wasn't on the menu. \n\n------------\nOrdered 3 backyard burgers.\nHusband and siblings liked the burgers but the fries were overly cooked. He also said that it tastes like Smashburger. \nOrdered 2 scallop ceviches, parents liked them a lot. I thought it was really salty. \nI ordered duck confit salad. It was very salty and it was also highly recommended from yelp reviewers but I don't really see the hype. Sorry guys. \n\nThen it came to dessert. \nOrdered Carmel and vanilla bean ice cream and a strawberry shortcake. I think the desserts were the main highlight of the night.
__label__2 I'm borderline between giving 2 - 3 stars. I will give them the benefit of the doubt and round up to 3 stars because the service can vary every visit. \nThe food overall was average if not a little overpriced. The restaurant has overall very hip feel and their menu has some nice health conscious choices too which I did like.\n\nFree range chicken power grain \"salad\"- basically a salad of lentils and quinoa mixed with some nuts and berries. I liked this a lot. It was very filling and more healthy however the dish lacked seasoning. Maybe using a little citrus vinaigrette could have brighten the dish a lot. The chicken also was basically a plain grilled breast which also had no flavor. Adding a seasoning rub wouldn't hurt.\n\nCubano sandwich- this was a nice sandwich. The bread was soft however the filling was a little sparse. Claims that the dish came with \"French fries\" but these were basically potato chips. They were nice and very crispy, but not French fries.\n\nBread pudding- this was a decent dessert. Very thick and rich. I love the sauce which had a hint of alcohol in it. Very comforting. \n\n(I will rant about the Service- normally I don't comment on service, but this was the worst service I've had in a very long time. We were seated and 10 mins passed before anyone came to the table to even offer us drinks. This was at 2pm- so not during a rush lunch hour. Supposedly our waiter was backed up so the manager had to come and take our orders. Then after we placed our orders, another 5 mins passed where we never got our water cups filled and we didn't get any of the starter bread crisps that were on everyone else's table. I had to flag a random bus boy down to give us some water. Then after another 10mins a different worker came and gave us our entrees and just left without letting us ask for refills. No one gave us utensils so we sat there for several more mins before I could flag someone down for utensils. Just horrible.)
__label__4 Food was delicious! Ambiance top notch. Fun, classy decor to look at everywhere you turn. Our server was super attentive and ready with menu suggestions and recommendations. We will absolutely be back and bring our friends! :)
__label__0 Very bad experience tonight and I won't be back. Have been here before and loved the good and experience however tonight was terrible. \nWe sat down at 6p and made reservation on open table. Took server 5 minutes to greet us. By that time we were irritated because it was way too long of a wait. No apologies just why can I get you to drinK. Really? No upsell or suggestive sell? \nWe ordered all of our apps and drinks and then had to flag down the waiter to order our meal. Truly felt as if we were not important. A party of seven with a bill of $350 clearly isn't trying to be cheap but yet we were not taken care of and had to ask for bread, drinks and refills on n/a beverages. \nThe two managers walked around the room quite a bit and never once did they stop to ask about our experience. Really poor table touching.  When I flagged down a manger and told him of out experience he just said okay and never once apologized.  Just goes to show you how much value they out into guest service. \n\nWe won't be back and I will tell everyone I can if this experience.
__label__1 Thumbs down for selection and flavor. Cost for said selection and lack of flavor makes it not worth it to me. I have never before had calamari that had no taste. My husband said is burger was decent, but for 1/3 the price we could get In n Out =/ The desserts were typical, nothing special, but at least they had flavor and were sweet enough for my hubby's sweet tooth. Service was neither excellent nor horrible. Oh, the two stars?...one is for the cute market set up at the entry.
__label__1 We decided to go to honey salt  for brunch to celebrate my mother in law and sons birthday. I made a reservation as we had 8 people in the group and placed a note on the reservation that we would be there celebrating  the two birthdays. Upon arrival I checked in with the hostess and let her know we had a reservation at 10:30am for 8 people under the last name Torres. She said \" oh yes okay\" and we were seated by who I assume is the manager. \n\nThe table was nice and spacious and we were seated next to the kitchen which was neat. Our server was very gracious and attentive as was the rest of the wait staff. We never had to ask them to remove plates or fill water, they were always on top of everything. \n\nMy mother in law ordered the peaches and cream pancakes , myself and two others ordered the steak and egg sliders my husband got the fried chicken sandwich and my children got the \"kids\" cheeseburger, we also got a pizza for the table to share. Everything tasted very good, and for the most part everyone enjoyed their food. My only plight with the food is that the portions are very small for the price and we ordered the cheeseburgers well done for the kids, one came medium rare the other medium. I didnt say anything because my son didnt notice and had eaten half of it. I also ordered the blood orange mimosa which was so so. \n\nNow the reason for two stars, not one person acknowledged that we were celebrating birthdays. I work in the industry, as a host, at one of the busiest restaurants on the strip. We acknowledge every celebration, every guest every time, especially if its noted on the reservation. This small gesture makes all the difference to your patrons who are spending their hard earned money at your local establishment. As we left I confronted the hostess, I saw on her iPad she didnt even check me in for my reservation but instead placed me as a walk in, then when she actually looked, saw my reservation and the notes. I asked to speak with the manager who could obviously care less and offered me a brownie to go which I declined.  My son is seven and he would have been very excited to have his birthday not only acknowledged but a desert brought out so we could sing to him and my mother in law.\n\nAll in all the food and wait staff deserve 4 stars. The management, host and customer service get a two. And I feel thats being generous.
__label__4 The food was solid, pork chops and scallops were flavorful but not over bearing and cooked to perfection. You get the full simple flavor of the protein. But overall the service was amazing! Erik our server and Sherlene the hostess were incredible, we didn't order anything from preference. Literally they ordered everything for us and it was all great! The cocktails were refreshing and balanced. Usually employees up sell you on everything the restaurant wants them to sell but they made this experience great. We will be back for sure just to experience service like that again! Usually small talk with the server could get a bit intrusive, but Erik was awesome to chat with, at times we felt bad holding him in conversation, but enjoyable nonetheless. Thank you!
__label__3 Honey Salt was my first experience of food in Vegas off the strip and I was surprised. A friend who is a dessert chef recommended this restaurant and agree it was a good find. \n\nAs other yelpers indicate, it's basically in a small strip mall with a few major chain retail stores. Despite the odd location, it has a nice ambiance with outdoor and indoor seating at night. The inside of the restaurant is posh with a NY feel to it, quite dressed up, something that you'd find in a city not in the middle of a strip mall outside the strip. \n\nI was quite impressed with the food. While prices are high, the food was delicious, prepared well with good quality ingredients. I had the whole mediterranean fish which was seasoned well. Our table also shared the meat balls, and octopus as appetizers along with the cauliflower side. One thing that our table loved as the butter that came along with the bread basket which was addicting - a little salty and sweet at the same time. \n\nService was a little hit and miss for me. While we did go on a Saturday night, the service at the beginning of the meal was attentive. However, as the night went on, over a two hour dinner, the service trailed off and it took awhile to get our check, dessert, and boxes for left overs. \n\nOverall, good place for food and would recommend to locals. As for tourists, it's far off the strip and there are a lot of other good places to eat that are closer and more convenient.
__label__1 Maybe we missed something but the much hyped and beloved Honey Salt was just not good for us. We sat with the accomodating bartender for lunch. Started with extremely rubbery, greasy and borderline inedible calamari, it was a loser. We shared the famous Biloxi chicken sandwich which we found dry and kinda bland along with the My Wife's Favorite Salad(duck confit). The Caesar salad is also a misfire and has kale in it, yuck. The salad was devoid of flavor other than the miniscule fibers of super salty confit. What made the salad so awful was the cold, previously prepped and also rubbery overcooked fried egg on top of this sad salad. Luckily the bartender noticed the unappetizing egg and got me a fresh, correct and over easy egg. No real reason to go back unless you want to see Carrot Top at the bar.
__label__0 I got ripped off.  Granted I didn't bring my confirmation number with me, they could not find my reservation at the gate and when I called customer service, since date had passed - no refund was available. Will not use the internet to  pay for parking again.  I am pissed that I got screwed out of 28.00.
__label__3 I really like supporting local businesses but hate breaking the bank -- this is definitely a great way to satisfy me!\n\nThe store itself is laid out well and has household supplies, food, personal hygiene, kids' toys, party supplies, jewelry... Every time I go in I find something new.\n\nOn my first visit I got a bad taste in my mouth because there was a very indifferent cashier.  Didn't say hi, didn't ask anything, I don't even think she told me my total.  I paid and while in the process of doing so, the phone rang and it happened to be her friend.  At that point I resigned any chance of conversation, collected my things, and left.\n\nThe second visit (it's on my way home and I'm a nice person that tries to give most places another chance) was a complete 180.  The lady welcomed me when I came in the door.  When I was checking out she was very bubbly and asked if everything was ok.  I presented my Yelp check-in special and she got all giddy and was like, \"Yay, that was my idea! I'm so glad they started using it!\"\n\nIt's definitely not the best dollar store in the world, but if you need some cheap party snacks in a pinch I'd recommend it.  Got a whole smorgasboard for 12 bucks!
__label__2 I guess I was in the minority of people who believed Caldero, the former occupant of the building, was the next best thing to sliced bread.  Actually I hate sliced bread.  Bad analogy.  Not realizing they had closed, I contemplated my order as I approached the front door.  But wait?  What's that?  A new sign caught my eye.  Filiberto's Mexican Food AND Bar?  When did FiliB  move in and when did he start serving alcohol?  Crushed and confused, we went in.  It's not that I don't like FiliB.  He's great for a quick drive-thru.  But what's he doing in this spot?  Well, he's suffering from an identity crisis apparently.\n\nA hostess seated us.  Yep, a HOSTESS!  And brought menus.  But they're just folded carry-out paper menus.  Not the real deal.  Then she took our order.  Yep, TOOK OUR ORDER!  My husband was served his Micheleda in a glass mug, yet my Coke was reduced to a paper cup.  We ordered chips & salsa.  Remember, this is the same FiliB dirt cheap prices, so expect to pay for them.  The server never brought them.  Our meals were served on actual breakable plates.  Yet the utensils (NOT PLASTIC) were placed with care on these itty bitty pathetic excuses for napkins-the kind that usually sit in a dispenser.  The food was the same as any FiliB.  I ordered a green chile burro enchilada style, and foolishly expected enchilada sauce.  It had a pork green chile sauce over it instead.  No real complaints, but in my opinion, it should be either table-service or a fast-food place, not this weird hybrid of the two.  I'm more inclined to visit FiliB at a drive-thru location and go elsewhere for a nicer sit-down meal.\n\nHowever, if you think I was confused, you should have seen the folks who came in after us expecting to walk up to a counter to order.  If you come in, which you must because there is no drive-thru, you will order at the hostess station and wait...wherever you want I guess.  But you can have a margarita while you do.
__label__4 I have been coming to this particular Filiberto's for a while now and the food and friendly service are consistently top notch. The bar is stocked with good tequila and they usually have something going on like karaoke in the evening to keep things interesting. It fills an interesting niche of taco shop fast food along with a nice bar that I didn't think would gel together but surprisingly does.  Food and drink specials for the most part are also pretty great as well.
__label__4 $1 burritos on wednesdays. It's the spot to go that day. The burritos are huge and for only one buck? You really cant go wrong. They have other cool deals throughout the week but that's my favorite. Good food at really great prices! If you're in the mood for mexican this spot is way better and more authenic than taco bell! Worth a try. Get the green hot sauce. Their red sauce is no good. They have a drive thru and are open late!
__label__3 Great to have a new gas station next to my folks place.  Price is just right!
__label__3 Full posted review and photos at: http://forkvsfood.com/pig-and-pickle\n------------------\n Initial observations at Pig and Pickle are that it's more affordable than Atlas and the menu is loaded with straight-forward, delicious rustic food with just enough global influence to make it interesting.\n\nI'd have to say that the Pig and Pickle really delivered, especially for this being their opening weekend. The food had a nice honesty to it, the price was affordable and the service was good. There wasn't much negative to say about the experience, other than quibbling over minor details and lack of bread with charcuterie. I look forward to return visits, and I'm eager to watch the restaurant and chefs earn some well-deserved buzz in the near future.
__label__3 A friend of mine already knew about this place but forgot about it until he found it on Yelp. 3 of us made it near the end of their happy hour and I was in the mood to try something new. Personally, I'm a fan of wheat beers and decided to try the Konig Ludwig Weiss, I absolutely loved this beer and will return just for the beer as I don't know anywhere else in the area that carries it.\n\nI ordered the pork tostadas as an appetizer. I wish the server told me how large the portions were because they were huge and I wasn't hungry from the dinner I had ordered. This appetizer was great and on the Happy Hour Menu.\nFor dinner I got duck over some berries and mustard seeds. Normally I'm not a fan of mustard but I really enjoyed this aspect of the meal. The duck was eh-ok. The portion size of the duck wasn't that much considering it costs about $15 and it was a bit too well done for my liking.\n\nThe service was ok. Everyone was really nice but I felt as if the waitress was a bit new so I gave her some leeway. Overall, I enjoyed the place. If you don't come during happy hour your bill with 1 drink will probably be about $25 plus per person. I'll be back for the beer and appetizers.
__label__2 I went to Pig and Pickle tonight for one reason....to get the veggie burger with bacon....did I get that? nope.... When the BF and I got there, we realized it was happy hour and I could not resist 5$ plates. We asked the waitress what the best item on the happy hour menu was and she said the bahn mi.....I was skeptical because it had liver on it (eeeek), but decided to try it. It was actually fairly good! The pork was a little mushy and looked really gross, but the veggies added a good amount of flavor and crunch to the sandwich...I couldn't really taste the liver. After eating half this sandwich, there was no way I could get the burger....way too much food. So the BF and I decided to share a couple more happy hour items including the tacos and the beer cheese dip (much healthier and lighter, right? ha.) The taco was fairly disappointing because it had that same mushy pork on it with mushy refried beans and nothing crunchy to change the texture....just mush....not awesome. The beer cheese was ok, but again, had kind of a weird texture....it says it comes with things to dip in it which is 99% bread....not exactly what I expected. Overall, I just didn't think it was amazing, BUT I still want to give them another chance by trying a real meal here because I like that they use a lot of local ingredients and make a lot of their ingredients fresh (like bread and whatnot).
__label__1 I arrived before my party, hungry. It was a Friday night, I was sat in a high top, near the bar. I ordered an app right away..a crispy rock shrimp($14). The remoulade was to die for, with diced kalamata. I ordered the ribeye with gratin potatoes for my entree ($27). My other 2 guests arrived, and ordered a burger, and 2 add ons of pork belly. Here's where it gets murky..one pork belly dish arrived, so we thought it was the two sides combined, then a few mins later, another small side appears, we send it back, because we thought we already had received ours, it turns out, when we get the check he rang us in for 2 pork belly appetizers (received only one app plate) I was trying to eat my ribeye, and explain to the server what had happened, (he seemed super busy, and impatient the whole experience, rushing my friends through their orders.) He took the app that we didn't order, or receive off, thankfully..but still charged us full price for the one we didn't order. The steak was great paired with the remoulade that I'm in love with, the gratin was cold in the middle. Sad. The service was rushed, and towards the end, the hostess approached us, and asked if we, meaning my friend and I would help her move our table, so the band could set up. She looked shocked when I simply replied \"no\". The place doubles as an art gallery, which is neat, but they were featuring about 4 different artists, with 4 different color schemes, and even varying styles. Pretty painful to the eye. All in all, it's an okay place set in a stip mall, decorated with the Sunday comics.
__label__1 My friend and I were pretty disappointed. Everything sounded so great and unique, but my mussels with chorizo just tasted burnt...I'm not even sure how you would burn something like that, but I digress. I can't even remember what my friend ordered, but again, it was something that appealed to our foodie sense on paper, but was nothing too special in actuality. Too bad...
__label__3 TO DIE FOR!!!! Place to go for a cheat meal!!! Talk about comfort food... I wish this place's atmosphere was nicer the food is surprisingly very gourmet and well thought out menus, service is excellent but the atmosphere is a little low budget... But still I enjoyed my experience here several times, not a place you want to go on a first date but more like the place you want to go with your best friend to pig out.. \nList of recommendations \n-The seared Carrot Cake. (pure orgasum in your mouth) \n-Macaroni and cheese (three cheese delight) \n- Tator tots (addictive)
__label__3 The food was delicious! I had the hanger steak and Tony had the clams. He ate every single one!
__label__4 Delicious does not even begin to describe the delights that await you at Pig & Pickle. Great service, hip vibe, and YUM food. Pig delivers the Pig!! We enjoyed the charcuterie, the bone marrow, the pork tacos, the duck-fat fries, and the lovely libations. To say that we'll be back is an understatement. We'll be back about a hundred times every time we're cravin' bacon!!
__label__0 We had heard great things about this place so were excited to give it a try. \n\nUnfortunately it was one thing after another. \n\n- Bored hostess could barely summon the Energy to welcome us.\n- A server that had paid no attention to our table and when he did seemed to be very distracted. \n- Over hyped tater tots were average at best. \n- Slow roasted pork was bland and without any typical characteristics that we were looking forward to. \n- Tasteless fish and chips. I know the fish isn't meant to be that strong a flavor but you're meant to taste something right?\n- White wine that came out tepid and once cheap wine gets warm it's undrinkable. \n\nYou get the idea. It was a big disappointment.
__label__4 As a resident of South Scottsdale, this is a true gem.  The food is fresh and crazy good.  They are creative and farm to table I believe is truly what they are.  The cocktail program is spot on if you want to enjoy true craft spirits.  The service is 5 star and you never get disappointed.
__label__3 Love the creativity of the menu items here, and when the dishes come out they didn't disappoint. Seems like a lot of AZ restaurants try and put fancy things on their menu but taste doesn't seem to deliver. But Pig & Pickle has it down! Sooooo goooood. \n\nMinus a star because even though the drink menu looked exceptional, all three drinks we ordered were a bit too overpowering and sweet for our tastes...they need to be a bit more balanced. But hey, there's a great selection of beer to choose from, so you can still get your drink on.
__label__3 Been here several times and always leave happy and full! \nThe drink menu is fantastic... a few of my favs are the red headed stepchild, stoney bah-loanie and pure vesper. \nThe food is always spot on...love the pork belly, nancy with pork belly, charcuterie, pork tostadas and ALWAYS try to the TOT of the day!\nI can't imagine ever having a bad meal here!
__label__2 Meatball sandwiches - okay, don't care for the bread, wouldn't order again\nBroccoli cheese soup - yummy, wish I had gotten a bowl instead of cup\nOatmeal chocolate chip cookie - okay, not as sweet as I would like, won't order again\nCoffee milkshake - delicious, amazing, yummy, must have\nFresh brewed iced tea - yeah!  yum\n\nThis place was super busy on Friday at lunch time.  Many people coming over from convention center.  I highly recommend you call in your order.  Otherwise the line was out the door.
__label__4 Milunka is great at her craft ! I had my first facial with her and she's amazing. She did extractions, which I needed and now my skin feels fantastic !
__label__4 Milunka is wonderful!  She wants to know about your skin and she wants to educate you about your skin!  She's so sweet and nice. I truly appreciate her taking her time when I got my facial she is great at extractions she doesn't try to push her products on you. I will be returning to her again and again.....
__label__4 Milunka is fabulous! She is gentle , sweet, and very informative. She takes her time to get to know your skin type and your daily activities. I am an acne sufferer and she knows exactly how to treat me and my face. My husband even goes to her now and he loves it. We have seen her twice and I highly recommend anyone who wants to get a facial to go and see Milunka!!
__label__0 Half my nails were filed square and the other round. They don't know what they are doing. Waste of money.
__label__4 Candace is great! I live on the central coast in California and refuse to go to any salons here just because she's just that great! She can always get me in on short notice and out within the hour still looking 50x better than I did when I came in. great prices for amazing hair! what more could you ask for? pleasant experience all around and I definitely try to come in every time I'm in town
__label__3 This is one of my favorite places to eat for a fast and yummy meal.  Sometimes the staff is a little awkward but for the most part they are nice and you can't beat the food.
__label__3 Take Chipotle and, cross it with wood-fired pizza minus the pizza, add your own personal twist then throw in some out of the ordinary choices (bison tacos, anyone?) and voila, Gadzooks.\n\nYou get to choose from soup, tacos or enchiladas and pick out your choice of meats and cheeses. After they stick it in the oven to get it all melty and toasty you add on veggies and our salas, perhaps grab and beer and your done.\n\nI came not too long after it opened and it took a while to get my order in. A lot of that had to do with that fact that none of us really knew what our choices were. The menus aren't that clear so I found  myself guessing up to the last minute before making a rush decision as to not hold up the line any more.\n\n It was a little haphazard behind the counter as well because the staff didn't quite seem to know what was going on or what they were supposed to do. It was like a poor assembly line that went horribly slow to suddenly speed up. It was like watching Lucy and Ethel make enchiladas.\n\nOnce i got my order though the meat was tender and delicious and I really enjoyed it. I would probably go just a little less melty next time. I think I need to go a few more times and become more acquainted with the menu I'm sure I'll like it even more. I'm sure too that by now that staff are more experienced and running like a well-oiled machine.
__label__2 Gadzooks is a new taco joint in the Phoenix area, only their main staple is enchiladas not tacos. Sorta like Chipotle, but different. Overall, the good was pretty good but heavy for lunch. The issue this with Gadzooks is the choices, simply way too many of them. I counted a total of 7 distinct choices you need to make to get your enchilada, And halfway through the process, they pop it in the oven to heat. This maybe viewed as a positive by some, but not me. Why, takes too long to get your food! \n\nLong story short, decent food but the long wait will keep me away.
__label__3 Arrgh, just when I kicked my Chipotle habit, this place comes along.  Some great tortilla soup, custom made enchiladas that come out of the oven piping hot.  Why didn't some one come up with this earlier?  My biggest gripe is the parking lot, not the easiest to negotiate a little parking lot on 7th street during prime rush hour but worth it.  Oh they have great snickerdoodle and Mexican wedding cookies for purchase right at the counter!
__label__0 Service is rough. Went there today around 1pm with a coworker and there were only 3 people in line but we were in there 30 min (and our order was to go!). I didn't get anything because they were out if chicken, from what I overheard they run out certain food items often. Anyways, no one greeted us. We stood in front of two people making tortillas for 5 min and they didn't even acknowledge us. I understand if this is your role but one could at least smile and greet us. \n\nWhen my coworker was trying to pay, a staff member opened the cash register to exchange their tip money and made us wait while they counted their tips before cashing us out.  Afterwards the cashier wrapped up my coworker's  food that had just been sitting there for a few min, meanwhile other staff continued to stand around and act like they hated their lives. They also kept asking my coworker \"is this your food?\" When you basically only serve enchiladas its hard to tell the plates apart, you think they would pay attention to whose food is who's.
__label__4 First off let me preface by the fact that I am extremely lazy and don't normally review places, no matter how good it is. With that being said I took the time out of my extremely unoccupied day to make this review. That is how awesome this place is!\n\nI have been here twice now, and the first time I ordered the green chili pork and short rib enchiladas. The second time around I got both short rib. The short rib has an amazing flavor, it just pops in your mouth!\n\nThe cotija cheese and habenero lava sauce are both fantastic. This last time I even tried a side of the herbal ranch, which was, you guessed it, great! I also tried a side of their cornbread this time around and was glad I did. With actual corn and a hint of spiciness to it, it was a great addition.\n\nTo top off this great meal, they even have alcoholic beverages. Pacifico being my favorite, I got that my first time through. After which I realized he had a cream soda on tap, and boy do I love cream soda! So this time around I got the cream soda, and my wife asked if they made margaritas. Which they did, so she got one. A pink grapefruit Margarita is what they served her, and it was very delicious! A little too strong for my wife, but I didn't mind finishing off for her.\n\nFor under $30 for a family of three and one alcoholic beverage and one soda, I will gladly be coming back here on a regular basis! I highly recommend this to anyone in the area or even if you have to make a bit of a commute. Every Phoenician should try this place at least once. Unless it's on a night I choose to go, in that case, go a different night. Parking is very limited and I'd rather not park across the street... ;-)
__label__1 Holy salty food, Batman!  0_o\n\nI had dinner here on Friday with my husband and toddler daughter.  It was packed, but not nearly as packed as the other restaurant that we attempted to visit and left because there wasn't enough space for us.  We waited in line for a few minutes and finally it was our turn to order.  I shouted my order to the employee on the other side of the counter; over the deafening din of other people who were talking and eating and all the kitchen noise.  It's very noisy when that place it busy!\n\n I ordered 2 enchiladas with the 50/50 flour/corn tortillas and the short rib for the filling.  I chose green enchilada sauce and cheddar cheese as my topping with some Pico de Gallo and buttermilk dressing.  For my little I got her a carnita taco with a side order of the saut\u00e9ed spinach and mushrooms and some of the same buttermilk dressing on her taco.  My husband ordered two enchiladas: one was spinach and mushroom filling and the other a cornbread filling.  He had the red sauce on his enchiladas.   At the register I added on a grapefruit margarita and a fountain drink for my husband.   We paid around $32 for everything.\n\nThe inside was packed, so we ate on the outside patio.  The patio was also very busy and every table was taken so we could only find seating at the counter that runs along the face of the patio wall.  It was difficult to keep a toddler perched high atop the barstool so that was a bit of a challenge, but the twilight temperature outside was really perfect so some of the hassle of sitting out there was worth it.  \n  \nMy grapefruit margarita was very tasty, but the food is a different story.  I like salt, I use a good deal of it in my normal cooking because as a Sonoran desert dweller we need it in our systems to survive, but I can hardly remember a time where I'd been to a restaurant and the food was so over-salted that I couldn't finish eating.  That was the case on this visit, my husband complained of the same thing, despite the fact that he was eating a completely different kind of enchilada than I was!  Our toddler only picked at her food too, I suspected it was also the sheer saltiness of it.\n\nThe buttermilk dressing on my enchiladas and my daughter's taco was outrageously salty, the green enchilada sauce across my food was crazy salty, the short rib filling was heavily salted and I think there was even salt in the Pico de Gallo too.  Seriously, whoever is in the kitchen at Gadzooks NEEDS to step away from the saltshaker, the saltiness of everything overpowered the different flavors of the dishes and it was over the top.  \n\nI'll try this place one more time and if that visit goes poorly then I'm done.  This is my second try to understand what everyone else sees in this place.  :/
__label__3 This place is absolutely Fantastic! the green sauce and the chicken compliment each other so well. i definitely recommend.\n\nThe service is also really good, if they know you are new they will explain everything to you, and make sure that you understand. This place is exactly like chipotle, just a little less corporate. This place is a must visit, even if it is just once!
__label__4 We love this place. All the food has great flavor, but my personal favorite is one pork enchilada with green sauce and a short rib enchilada with red sauce with lots of pickled onions and cabbage slaw on top. We have two young children and it is their favorite place. They get to watch their food being prepared, don't have to wait for the food, and all of the staff are super friendly and helpful. We like it enough that we have brought out of town guests too.
__label__4 The best black sesame ice cream ever. I had a scoop there and wanted a pint to go. Unfortunately there was only enough for one more scoop. So I took it.
__label__2 I had to try this place since they offered Asian flavors. I wanted to try the Black Sesame but it was all out. :( I had the durian instead and it was good but I wish it was more frozen. My ice cream melted so quickly I stopped eating it after a few bites. However, I still would come back to try the other flavors.
__label__4 First off, I would like to express how ecstatic I am that I finally have a great boba place to go to so close by instead of having to travel to Chinatown. I live on flamingo and have an extremely busy schedule, so this location is perfect for me. Above all else, the service is fast and friendly' I always get the lychee boba or lavender milk tea. I honestly think it is comparable if not better than tea station. A must try for boba lovers. ohh... did I mention they have vegan ice cream??? Bomb.com. :D
__label__0 Terrible!  This location used to be an Urban Active and the group fitness classes were incredible @ Urban!  Especially the Saturday morning Bootcamp.  This is now run by LA Fitness and it's the worst fitness center I've ever belonged to...maybe it's just this spot that is particularly awful.  After classes being cancelled without notice, sales reps trying to increase my monthly payments, the smoothie bar getting axed, and the pool stinking...I canceled my membership today.  Good-bye LA Fitness in Bakery Square.  You never cared for me!\n\nI'll give you one star only because Larry's Monday night step class kept me in this relationship longer...if it wasn't for Larry I would have dumped you months ago.
__label__2 I am pleased to see Pho places creeping West.  I do not like to drive all the way to Chinatown whenever I have a hot soup craving.  \n\nPho Annie is cute inside.  Clean. \n\nPho, egg rolls, and iced coffee were A-OK.\n\nNothing better or worse than your average Pho place aside from the slighty nicer ambiance.  Service was short,  and generic as expected.\n\nI'd go back anytime to warm my belly and soul with hot soup.
__label__4 I'm digging their vegetable tofu pho! To die for! #AnniePho @LasVegas_Now YUMYUM! Best pho place @LasVegas_Places
__label__3 Awesome food for great prices, just make sure your thorough when ordering (point to menu, pictures etc) as English isn't their first language, we received something we didn't order. \nAwesome Thai Tea, Pho, spring rolls & egg rolls. The squid wasn't great, fried, and lacked flavor.
__label__2 When I have my cravings for some hot pho ,.. Annie pho is always my first call. They broth is delicious, the rare meat is fresh and the flavors all combined is like pho-king heaven in my mouth. \n\nThe only thing I don't like is they always make me feel rushed. I usually order it to go, but even when I am picking up my order they make me feel like they have to hurry to the kitchen or something. That's the only downfall. But other wise the pho itself is delish!!!! I will be back... Maybe tonight!!
__label__1 I had high hopes when I saw an Asian fusion food truck on the ASU campus, but I was very disappointed with my first experience. I ordered the K-Pop tacos, since putting Asian fillings inside a taco was one of the best ideas anyone (i.e. Kogi in LA) has ever had. The filling at Fan Boy was quite good: marinated chicken in a Gochujang style sauce, green onions, sesame seeds and kimchee. Unfortunately, the filling was served in the worst stale, cold, dry, nasty corn tortillas I've had the displeasure of eating in a long time. They were complete garbage. Whoever thought it would be acceptable to serve tacos on that crap should be fired. Like serving a sandwich on stale bread, it doesn't matter how good the filling is. A bad tortilla ruins a taco. The filling was promising enough that I will still try Fan Boy again. Once. If the next dish has another huge flaw, I'm done with them.
__label__4 Is the best cigar shop I have found. Prices,Service and Selection were all great..
__label__0 This is NOT a place for the real cigar smoker...it's basically what you might expect to find on the strip, or some tourist rip-off joint. \n\n(You know a cigar store is legit if they carry Davidoff, AND a selection off cheap, but good quality un-labeled cigars). Needless to say, this place does not qualify on those counts. \n\nFrankly, I buy my cigars online, so as to avoid getting sodomized by retailers. Cigar rapery is especially acute in vegas. \n\nThe only reason I came in here was for the live music which was pretty decent. especially the cuban band. The otehr house bands are ok . Nothing great, but what do you expect for free? That's really the only thing this place has got going. In fact i started coming here regularly until i got annoyed with manager and staff. Really not the best or brightest bunch. Bitch, I was smoking gloria cuban wavells, when they were still good (circa pre-cigar afficionado mag)\n\n\nTo summarize, this is a pretentious wannabe \"cigar lounge\" which caters to people who don't know cigars, and RAPES on liquor prices.
__label__2 The Hanging Bat is touted as being one of Edinburgh's craft beer havens, and one of the go-to pubs for craft beer. They have an impressive board of continually-changing beers on cask and keg, working with some amazing craft brewers and having a brilliant selection. The staff are usually very knowledgeable about all their beers and can tell you a lot about the beers. Their beers come in 2/3 pint servings generally, and because they are craft beers of really high quality you'll have some delicious beers but pay a bit more than elsewhere.\n\nI would normally have given the Hanging Bat four stars, but my last experience there was disappointing. I was out with colleagues on on Friday night and one colleague ordered a beer he had picked at random with a red label that was front and center on the top shelf of one of the fridges behind the bar. The server brought it over and opened it and, after ringing it up, she asked if he had known how much it was... It was the \u00a325 Tsar Bomba. The staff should have been properly trained to know all about their high-end beers. At the very least the server should have realized that people don't order Buxton Brewery's Tsar Bomba often, and that there was a reason for that! The server should have warned my colleague ahead of time that this was an unusually expensive beer.\n\nIt was a really unfortunate experience and, because of what happened and how the Hanging Bat dealt with the situation, decreased my perception of it. I still love their beers on tap (which are clearly priced on the board) but know what you're ordering before ordering bottles since you don't know if the staff will alert you if you order something unusually expensive, and also one that ended up being a terrible beer.
__label__1 We went here on a Thursday night. It was busy in both the bar and the dining room. The service was attentive, but the food was terrible. The water, too.\n\nThe water was absolutely disgusting. We know Phoenix's water is gross, but there is something extra specially disgusting in the water in that neighborhood. For a restaurant to serve water that bad leaves me speechless. \n\nI started with a side salad. It was a bed of lettuce and some grated cheese. For $8, I expected more. Onion or tomato, maybe? A mushroom? \n\nI ordered the Chicken Alfredo. I was completely perplexed by my dish. The first thing I noticed was that it looked like it had sat under the lamps too long. But we ordered it 5 or 6 minute prior. The dish was hot, but the top of the food was lukewarm. Under the film that had developed on the top of the lukewarm-ish-ness of the dish it was warm, but not hot. Again, it was perplexing. It looked like the Costco Chicken Parmesan was served on my plate, but it wasn't as good. It was bland, and flat, and had no flavor. \n\nMy gf ordered the Fish & Chips. She said that they were \"mediocre\". The fish was average, and bland. The breading was bland, and too greasy. Nothing at all like the Fish & Chips at Four Peaks. I had a bite of the Cole Slaw, and liked it, though.\n\nMy gf's son ordered the mini burgers from the Kids' Menu. When I looked at the burger, it looked like something was amiss. I opened the bun, and looked at the burger. The cheese looked like the burger had been cooled, and re-heated. It was gross. The burger was like a rock. Bland. Overcooked. No texture. No condiments with the burger. He's 6, but even he knows that a burger should have some condiments with it. He ate 2 bites, and gave me the, \"Really? Do I have to eat this?\" look. \n\nThe only reason this place is a 2 is because we were in a hurry, and they worked to accomodate our schedule. I wouldn't even call the service particularly \"GOOD\", it was good enough to get us in and out in a timely fashion. \n\nA decent family restaurant in the West Valley still eludes us. It's a shame that there are so many lazy, uninspired, unmotivated chefs in the industry. Are they even Chefs at this level, or do the owners throw a hodge podge of illegals into the back and call it good? \n\nWe will not go back.
__label__4 Awesome boneless wings, great happy hour, our bartender Jake was super friendly and gave us awesome service
__label__1 Have been twice in last 2 months.  This place is on my way home...(work at val vista/202 and live in Queen Creek).  I agree with Renata K's review.  I was not impressed the first time I went.  I had the Arizona Burrito...it was a touch on the greasy side, and really not much overall flavor.  I wouldn't call it bad, just something you could make better at home, therefore NOT worth spending money for.  \nI gave them another try today.  Ordered a Carnitas burrito, because Carnitas is what I compare mexican places by.  \nUnfortunately this was again a burrito with no real flavors.  Very big, but very bland.  From now on I think I will just spend my burrito money at Los Fav's down the street.
__label__3 Man, I really don't understand why this place has so many low ratings.\n\nI mean, you're getting pretty good pizza for a great price in minutes. I came here with a group of 6, ordered individually, got seated and received our pizzas within 15 minutes. \n\nThat's like fast food speed for slow food quality (did that make sense?).\n\nAnyways, we all got a different type of pizza and had some fun with swapping. Just know that if you're coordinately challenged, there will be an instance of cheese dripping onto your shirt at some point during dinner.\n\nI went with an order of the Sausage and Pepper and got to try a slice of the BBQ pork, Ricotta, Veggie and Bacon Date. \n\nThe Bacon Date was my least favorite, which was surprising, cause I'm such a bacon dude. The sauce just didn't do much for me, and the bacon bits weren't crispy enough.\n\nThe Veggie wasn't bad, but if you're vegetarian, I'd recommend the Ricotta. The Ricotta was absolutely delicious, with soft, melted cheese on top of fresh olives and spinach. \n\nThe BBQ pork pizza can either be a hit or miss. As a standalone meal, the BBQ pork would be pretty great, but it's just too sweet as a topping for me (at least for me). \n\nMy Sausage and Pepper definitely gave the Ricotta a run for its money as my favorite pizza. The Italian sausages bring a lot of flavor to the table, while the mild peppers counterbalances nicely with its more \"gentle\" taste.\n\nHonestly, if you're ever dying for some good old fashioned pizza, make sure you drop by here.
__label__1 What's the point of opening until midnight when vendors are closing left and right and others are out of specials! What are we paying for?
__label__0 Wow, so at 8PM on its first day it look me about 1 and half hour to get the tickets to get into the Fest. Then I had to wait in line for another 2 and half hours to get my food. 2 and half hours for 1 truck. \n\nFood quality is not very good because the food truck vendors are rushing to make your order to meet the demand. I am judging the food trucks here, just the organization of food fest.\n\n4 and half hours waiting in line. I felt like a black person trying to vote in Florida on election day. Just don't go to this place.
__label__3 FINAL DAY SUNDAY LATE AFTERNOON\n\nThe traffic into the Silverton parking lots was incredibly busy. I had no preconceived notion that it would be this large of a turnout. From what I have seen of this event is has become big time.  I think it could even rival the Greek Festival.\n\nAlong the southern perimeter were parked the So-Cal food trucks. Yu-go chauffeur sat and saved a few seats at a table as I went out an stood in line to retrieve amazing food from a couple of the trucks. Time and tummy space was limited.  So I only tried two food trucks.\n\nNext year I'll have to reserve all three days to fully take advantage of this Las Vegas premier foodie event.
__label__0 This year was horrible no info on website , very confusing . They said a shuttle was offered and nobody had any idea about it . I saw people lined up at 2 gates that never opened because nobody knew what side the entrance was on .  They posted on face book at 2:45 pm come see jabbawockeez at 3:00 pm at 2:59 they said it was cancelled . Red dragon is obviously only interested in making money not in customer service . We are so disappointed .
__label__1 A new restaurant with some of the rough edges showing. I'll give them another shot.
__label__1 We ate breakfast here and my toast was cold, my potatoes were cold, and my hot tea water was barely warm. The only choice of jelly they had was grape and I don't like grape. We are locals and we will not try this place again! I am sure it will probably be out of business soon anyway.
__label__2 Three and a half stars. A French restaurant in our end of town? Hmmmmm We ate here for breakfast. The prices had obviously went up on the buffet since it's not a stations casino anymore. So we ventured into this place next door. Wow was this ever a pleasant surprise. The eggs Benedict were done to perfection. The croissant was I am sure, baked in house and the potatoes had unique but great flavor. I had tea so I didn't try the coffee .... All this for the price of less than the buffet. This meal was great and a very nice surprise!
__label__2 I will give it 3 because the music is weird and the dance floor is small. Also they tend to stop the music for various performances.\n  When you first walk in it makes me feel like I'm in a carnival. Winding hallways , people in costumes and dark corners.\n If you can get over not hearing the best music you will have a good time. \nThe drinks can be over priced and watered down but once you tip they get better.\nI say go at least once, what the heck!
__label__1 very small, and crowded, the most fun we had was taking a picture with a sexy zebra man.
__label__0 Hot. Mess. No other way to describe the fact the sushi belt had no plates as it rotated endlessly, leaving hungry diners staring longingly for some morsel of food.\n\nService staff was frantic, literally running between tables. We were sat by a frazzled waitress who forgot about  us after dropping off our drinks. After sitting and watching the sushi-less sushi belt go by  for about 10 minutes, we got up and paid for the drinks we didn't even consume. What did frazzled waitress do? Not even acknowledge or apologize for\nthe lack of service.\n\nI wanted to support this small local restaurant but rest assured I will not be back any time soon, many more deserving establishments out there who deserve the support.
__label__1 First time at this place. Employees did not know the menu, they could not tell me how many pieces came on a plate (conveyor belt) verses ordering it off the menu. Then I was told that I had to order a roll off the menu because they were not busy enough to put it on the conveyor. No catering to the customer... Here is the big kicker... After I was done eating (about 10 minutes later) and getting checked out... here comes the roll that I wanted on the conveyor belt. There was only one other couple in the restaurant. Really??? I really don't think I will be back.
__label__0 Your review helps others learn about great local businesses.\nNot satisfying at all\n\nChiliquilllies were plain nasty. Soggy chips with green sauce. Waste of $8\n\nBeans have no flavor. No salt, no garlic, pepper or onions.\n\nMy cheese in the bean and cheese burrito wasn't melted. Nothing beats a Taco Bell bean burrito \n\nShredded beef taco was the best.\n\nCarne asada burrito was full of onions from guacamole and the meat chunks were chewy, tasteless and too big\n\nThe fresh salsa was made from  un ripened tomatoes, had no heat or cilantro \n\nToo bad the $8 per burrito locks you into buying the whole thing.\n\nCasta rasa, round corner cantina and the taco stand in front of Reyna foods has way better casual tacos\n\nThey charge for chips and salsa. \n\nChips look double fried because they are very greasyy\n\nA waste of $35 and the food left a bad taste in our mouths
__label__2 I've been in this store a few times but mostly all at night or early AM. I have never have had any issues with service. It's conventionally located to home. It's open 24/7 & has most things one may need. Prices are a little more expensive vs Wal-Mart but you pay for the convenience!
__label__1 This use to be one of my all time favorite stores! But it has changed soo much. The quality for some shirts or dress and pants is not worth the price. Everything is now like vail material. They use to have quality what happened?
__label__3 Sun's is a new Thai restaurant in the near North Las Vegas area where I work, and I welcome it!  The staff is very welcoming and full of smiles and professional service.  The inside consists of your usual Thai restaurant decor, and has a fresh cleanness about it.  The karaoke stage had drums and guitars set up and ready to go.  On to the food!\n\nI ordered the jerky ($7.95) and the red curry ($8.95) on the server's recommendation.  I found that the jerky was a little tough, but the flavor was nice.  The sauce, other than the basil, was pretty bland and rather useless against the stronger flavors of the jerky.  It did pair well with the red curry, however.    \n\nThe red curry was pretty good.  For a subtly flavored red curry, it had a nice balance and a unique creamy flavor.  It was a very watery curry, but had well balanced flavor so it worked out.  The green and red peppers were pretty juicy (P.A. has raised the bar here), and the beef was tender.  There was lots of bamboo, but not to the annoying amounts that Archi's does.  It easily served two people and I had to order an extra rice to finish it (they didn't charge me for the extra rice).  I ordered a 7/10 heat level and it was moderately spiced for my tastes.    \n\nAll in all Sun's is on the upper 3's for me, so rounded up to a 4 for this review.  It is a welcomed addition to places to eat around my work.  A bit more Americanized, Sun's offers a little extra quality in their food than some other Thai restaurants.
__label__3 I was impressed by this little Thai place tucked into a little shopping center. The major anchor of the shopping center has been gone for awhile, so little businesses have come and gone. I hope this one is here to stay. The Crab Rangoon was excellent as was the Mongolian Beef. Plenty of flavor and just enough spice.
__label__2 I would love to give this establishment 4-5 stars but as I am awake with a roiling stomach at 4AM I simply cannot.  I've ordered take out from them several times and it is always good; delivered quickly and courteously.  This last time however I ordered two curry dishes, one mild, one medium, but both were spiced so heavy as to be barely edible.  Right now I'm wishing I had stopped eating it rather than force feeding myself the spiciest dish I've eaten.  I ordered using the eat24 app so maybe there is a problem with the app or how they process the order.  At any rate I would recommend calling them to confirm on the amount of red pepper in the dish.   I should have sent it back.....
__label__3 The 440 Sandwich with sweet potato fries is one of my favorite lunches. The salads are also great, and I can't wait to try the pasta dishes (and I will...one of these days).\n\nI really like this location because it seems quicker and less crowded than the one on Hualapai.
__label__2 We finally tried this place and I must say I was mostly disappointed. We ordered a sandwich, a burger and two smoothies for $30. I would pay $30 for lunch, but not here. The burger was bland and prepared well done when I had requested medium. On the positive side, the smoothies were outstanding. They tasted like fresh fruit. \nI would go back for the smoothies and to try the baked items, but definitely not for a meal.
__label__0 What a disaster, not the food but the service. I would immediately fire the management. 50 minutes of hell waiting for food. Which never arrived. Asked for a refund. Will never go back. If you see a line leave as the management is a disorganized mess.
__label__1 Most likely will not visit again. Overpriced for what you get. Slow service and cold food is unacceptable when there was one order before us.
__label__2 This place is simply okay. It's not great, but I'm not upset that I tried it. \n\nI considered giving it two stars, because they completely forgot to give me the smoothy I ordered. I had to go back and ask for it, and then still had to wait a while to get it. I was almost done eating my meal by the time I finally got the drink. I decided to settle on three stars, because the salad was pretty good and the restaurant was decorated nicely. \n\nThe have a pretty wide selection which is nice, and the portions are fairly large. The pricing is a little high, especially considering there is no table service. The selections are all pretty standard, and I wouldn't say that there is anything special about Rachel's Kitchen. It's a very average restaurant with okay food.
__label__0 This place is ridiculous. There was a waiting list when we arrived. We put our name in and decided to wait the hour. Right on the dot the hostess called to say they could not accommodate us due to a party of 60. Why could they not tell us that when we checked in they made us wait the hour exactly and then decided to call and tell us. Then the. Douche of a manager came out after we asked for him and asked how our night was? Really. You're such a Schmuck. You should not be employed as a manager dealing with the public. I will not be back or ever recommend this place to anyone.
__label__3 Stopped by to try something new. We sat at the bar and service was slow. The bartender wasn't very personable and seemed to rushed to even take the time to listen to what you wanted to order. They give you chips and a salsa trio when you sit down. The green avocado salsa was awesome. Tried the carnitas street tacos, wings and cucumber tajin all of which were delicious. Had a cadillac margarita which was better than most places I've tried. They have happy hour drink specials all day. Will definitely be going back.
__label__0 When we sat down we had to wait for 5 minutes before our server showed up.  We decided to order everything all at once and our food came but didn't have napkins or silverware.  We didn't see our server for about 10 min.  Next time I'm just going to order takeout.  Crappy service
__label__0 went to metro pizza on sky point dr. last night ordered a large triple play pizza. over $24.00 for a large pizza!!!! it was a thin crust ridiculous! one of the most expensive pizzas we ever ordered! it was ok but $24.00 wasn't worth it. if that wasn't bad enough my brand new car got keyed on the whole passenger side!!! car's 4 months old hasn't even had first oil change yet. I know it wasn't metro's fault but we were parked in their handicap parking {we're both handicapped and hung our sign up} trouble with this metro  their parking lot is way off to the side and far from the restaurants entrance so yeah makes easy target to vandalize patrons cars.called police filed complaint and talked to metro's manager on duty.advised him to maybe put camera out in parking lot and for him to call police so they can watch parking lot when cruising the area. told me he will have owner give me a call. of course that never happened! yesterday evening ended up making this the most expensive pizza we ever had.typical owner could give a damn about trouble we had outside his restaurant!!! we will never set foot in metro pizza ever again.just a warning to all the public be wary of eating in this establishment cause your vehicles will be at risk when you park in metro's parking lot.
__label__2 Calamari was ok, breaking was that crispy but overall it was good.  Ordered New York style because it was the special.  Not impressed with the crust. Usually the crust is nice and crispy.  This time it seemed like there was too much sauce because the crust was soaked and chewy.  Sauce and cheese were good.  Still hasn't swayed me. Metro is still totally worth it.
__label__0 I was here last night and the food was ok. Salad was better than the pizza. Anyways I had left my hat at the table close to closing. When I called back the next morning the manager Evan was a total douche saying why didn't you come back last night if you knew you forgot it. He talked down to me like I was dumb. If there's a lost and found, employees should turn missing items in rather than taking it home. It's not about the hat, it's more about the policy of honest employees and an arrogant manager by the name of Evan who doesn't know how to handle a customers request.
__label__4 My case was not an easy one. I frantically needed a tax service to file 5 years of back taxes. David and his staff at IQTaxx made a believer out of me!! I filed my taxes within two weeks and had a minimal balance to the IRS. In comparison to the amount originally billed to me by the IRS the numbers don't compare. They go far and above the call of duty. Best tax preparers in town!  thanks David, Iqtax is 100% recommended.
__label__3 Decent place right here.\nHad the Surf Clam\nHalibut Sashimi\nTuna Poke\nCold Asahi w/ Warm Sake\nPrice was ok for sushi places away from any coast... \nLocation was setup very nice, and very clean. \nThe staff were VERY polite and hospitable... Will def be going back...\nThey even have a few Teppanyaki stations !!! \nThis made my #1 spot for sushi in Chandler / Mainly cause they carry the surf clam... Great Job
__label__3 A friend of mine had recommended this place a few years ago and after searching for a place for Oscar G's birthday dinner, I settled on this new sushi place for us to try out. I had no trouble making a reservation and our table was ready when I arrived on time. \n\nWhen I try sushi, I usually don't stray away from the shrimp, crab, or tuna varieties, so I was happy to see that they have a wide variety of specialty rolls that I haven't seen at other restaurants. We arrived just before HH ended so I got an order of gyoza to share and a drink, both of which were good. For dinner I ordered the bull roll (spicy tuna, crab, cucumber topped with beef) and the becca roll (spicy crab, jalapeno, cilantro, cucumber). The Bull Roll is the one in the pics wrapped in foil and set ablaze. I described it as tasting like dinner - the beef on top was so delicious and the roll gets hot so with the rice and everything it tastes like you're eating a warm dish (tastes better than it may sound). I also really enjoyed the Becca roll. Everyone else seemed to enjoy their rolls and they even brought out some mochi for the birthday boy. It is a little ways away but I think this is my new favorite sushi spot.
__label__1 Not impressed.  I had barbacoa and carne asada tacos.  They were bland and small.  Nothing special.
__label__4 Amazing, unique, and fresh wings.  If atmosphere is important to you, then go elsewhere.  But if you are all about the food, then this is the place for you.  I dragged my lady (who loves wings) to this dive bar in the middle of nowhere.  She was very skeptical until she had a wing.  Apparently now we have to go there every Sunday for football.  Great great wings.
__label__4 Went for a Birthday party in a large group,  we had the private dining room booked.  Great quality food, a little expensive but i guess its true you get what you pay for.  Had Prawn Tempura starter and Chicken Pad Thai main course.  All very well done and presented.
__label__4 Thanks to Rollie & crew, I can now cross this item off my bucket list! Had a great time touring the Arizona countryside and experiencing the ride. They even got me involved with the setup of the balloon which also added another level of interest to the whole experience. Would very much recommend this company to anyone in the Phoenix/Glendale area!!
__label__1 The Wife and I decided to give Which Wich a try since we were driving past and really like subs. We'll keep driving next time.\n\nOverview (copied from their website): \"Guests use red Sharpies\u00ae to mark up pre-printed menus on sandwich bags. They select a sandwich from one of 10 categories, then choose the type of bread, size, cheese, spreads, and vegetables. The sandwiches are prepared to guests' exact specifications and delivered in personalized sandwich bags. After they've enjoyed their wiches, guests are encouraged to draw on their bags with the same red Sharpies and hang their 'artwork' on the community wall.\"\n\nAt first, this seemed like a cool concept, but we were quickly frustrated by the fact that, having just spent time deciding what we wanted to eat and marking that info on the bags, we then had to stand at the counter while an employee inputted each of our orders -- item by item -- into the system. It would have been much faster for us to just place our order at the counter in the first place, rather than repeating the process twice.\n\nWe waited nearly five minutes for our sandwiches, even though there was no line in the place. While I understand that time and care must be put into making sandwiches, I've been spoiled by places like Jimmy Johns and Potbelly where sandwiches are made quickly and taste great.\n\nWhich brings me to the taste of the sandwiches. Meh. I've experienced better. The bread was, at best, forgettable (the Wife hated it). The meat (pastrami) was overly salty, and the sauces lackluster.\n\nOverall, to the question of \"Which Wich?\" I reply, \"Pretty much anyone else's!\"
__label__4 Ogborne Law, PLC provides excellent legal services at a reasonable price and with service that is simply not found at most law firms. If you have a legal issue I would highly recommend that you give Michelle a call!
__label__2 I have to say that I love all of the Fox RC's but my visit to The Yard this past weekend was just average. \nI think what soured my mood to start the evening was the handling of our reservation. My wife and I had made a reservation for a fairly decent sized group for a Friday night, and requested the patio. They had told us they would accommodate that, which was greatly appreciated. However, upon attempting to seat us, they said that patio was unavailable and would be an extra 45 mins. That being said, we agreed to sit inside, where they attempted to sit our party at 2 seperate tables which were not exactly close to each other. So we had to do some rearranging to set up a cramped space in the corner for our entire party to be seated together. \nNow, I don't want to think that a mix up with the seating/reservation is a reason to completely bash The Yard. That's something that you know won't necessarily happen on every occasion. However, the food I thought was just average. Good, but not great. The beer selection was also good, which I also took as a nice plus. \nI would say that despite feeling unsatisfied after my first visit, I still will definitely go back and hopefully get an opportunity to enjoy some of the outdoor activities.
__label__2 I've done Culinary Dropout's Camelback location before, which I'd rate closer to a 4-star. The food is identical here, and executed exactly the same, so that's just fine.\n\nI dug the charcuterie/cheese plate ala carte menu. Had some tasty cheeses that were served with a cherry paste sort of thing. \n\nThe wait is long, but I give them credit for using a text message system that even lets you track how many parties are in front of you. The outside area is surprisingly cool, even in the depths of summer (at least around 9pm, when it was still 95 or so outside) thanks to powerful fans and good misting. \n\nThe food is pretty good. I like the pretzel bread fondue and my go-to meal is the fried chicken, which is really juicy, though I wish they'd put a bit more into the mashed potatoes/gravy they have going on.\n\nThe Yard has live music pretty often, and on our visit, this was a pretty serious disadvantage. It wasn't just that it was loud. It was loud and pretty awful. Lots of different covers spanning all kinds of genres ensured that we'd hear some of our favorite hits from the 60s, 70s, and 90s butchered. Not pleasant, and we were excited when they went on break.\n\nOur server was really nice and pretty well got everything right, and the food is definitely decent enough for a return visit... but to the regular Culinary Dropout, where I won't have to dodge a dodgey live band.
__label__4 A friend decided to have her birthday shindig here and I have to say it was a great choice.  We had a party of 20 something including kids, so the space alone was nice to have. Everyone stayed entertained whether it was sitting in the comfy chairs/couches chatting away or playing a little cornhole and ping pong. We were there at least 5 hrs and I wouldn't have minded staying longer if I had the time.  Our server Britney was amazing! She was on top of it the entire time and super friendly.  Our entire group kept saying how great the service was. Not just Britney, but everyone helping her deliver everything we ordered. Will  definitely be back and will recommend to everyone! Thank s for a great experience!!
__label__2 This place has a cool concept... happy hour was good.  A great variety of games to play. The food was pretty tasty too.  The only problem I had was the watered down fireball!  They charge seven bucks for a shot which is normal-overpriced but you don't even get what you're paying for.  Yes we noticed it guys... good try lol other than that it's a decent place to hangout.
__label__3 I haven't been there on a weekend night yet.  I haven't heard too many good things from friends when it's crowded.  I went on a Saturday afternoon and sat outside because the weather was amazing!!! Everything was really pleasant.  I got their spin on the margarita....ok I had 3. I obviously loved it.  My friend and I got the pretzel appetizer.  Pretzels were super soft and chewy. Mmmmmm.  Husband showed up and got ahi salad and seemed to enjoy it judging by the licked clean plate. \nI will be back!! Hopefully have enough peeps to play some games!
__label__0 Worst place ever. 6:30pm I tell them party of 15. It is now 8:36....well you have too many people. After 5 people left they could seat us. Don't tell us 7:30pm when you can't sit anyone. The manager is an asshole also. I spoke to him 2 days before coming here and now I'm here and they kept sitting either people before us. Hister fucks here. I use to love this place. Now it's shit. Learn how to run your place instead of sitting everyone else ahead because you dont have 15 seats.
__label__1 At first glance, walking inside of The Yard is enchanting. The outdoor game area is unique and we had a lot of fun playing games together this afternoon. \n\nHowever, I was not at all impressed with how management handles their restaurant. Our server was amazing, but everybody else we dealt with today was rude/aloof (possibly racist?:-( ). If I'm paying premium prices for fish and chips, I expect friendly service from ALL staff and management. Instead of accommodating a large birthday party (of which they were aware would be present well in advance), we were placed in awkward seating arrangements and scolded by management for moving tables to allow more people to sit together. No suggestions or accommodations were offered, we had to advocate for different seating that would be more suitable for our needs in an *empty* restaurant. If the restaurant had been even remotely busy, I could understand why this might be an issue, but the place was practically deserted. What makes me use the \"R\" word is the fact that another party who had booked in advance had what seemed like very different treatment. Overall the feeling I have about The Yard can be summed up in one word: icky. I get a pit in my stomach thinking about my experience there.  \n\nI expected much, much more from a Fox concept, having been to many of their other restaurants including the sadly defunct Bloom in the Phoenix area. The Yard is not a place I would go back to of my own volition. Dial down the self-importance, align the overall quality of your service to the prices on your menu, and treat all your customers equally. I won't be back unless refusing makes for a socially awkward situation...and then I'm ordering the cheapest thing on the menu and drinking water.
__label__4 Fun...great service and great food...One of Phoenix's most unique and fun dining destinations.
__label__1 I order from Wingettes often because I like wings and I like that they deliver.  \n\nIF they answer and are open then the food is pretty good.  However it has happened SEVERAL times in the past few months that I have lived in Phoenix that they do not answer during scheduled business hours.  \n\nThis has happened twice this week... It's frustrating and I'm considering finding another wing spot to order from.  If you decide to go with Wingettes, always have a plan B and be ready to use it.
__label__4 I have ordered 5 times in the last month and exceptional every single one of them. By far the BEST Philly in PHX. Thanks for the awesome service!\n\nOscar & Felix of N Phx
__label__0 I guess since they have the cheapest cash price for gas here in Las Vegas, you don't need to have a nice personality. The guys here are just plain dicks, one of them smelled of alcohol too.
__label__0 Rip off 2.79 with car wash otherwise 3.09 what a rip.\nGas down the street is only 2.79 without the car wash , ice.   Drive further it's worth it.
__label__1 Grabbed lunch with my husband during a 3 hour layover at the McCarran Airport.  I had a salad and a slice of pepperoni and black olive pizza.  My husband had the pepperoni stromboli and the spaghetti.  We both ordered them as combos, so a soda was included.  Cost was about $10 per combo.  Portion sizes are large, but I think my husband nailed it when he compared the quality of the food to elementary school cafeteria food.  Somehow I remember Sbarro's I've eaten at before to have better food, but not this one.  It is airport food, but I would try someplace else if I had to eat at this airport again.
__label__1 It pains me to write this review, because I went to their location on Mont-Royal right when it opened and the experience was great. This location is a different story. I went with three friends a few nights ago and sat on the terrace. Because St Catherine is closed to vehicles at this time of year down there, it was a really great experience to sit out there. The food was ok -- but the service was dreadful. We all got the table d'h\u00f4te which is $24 for salad, pizza, non-alcoholic drink, and dessert. A good deal! Long story short, the salads never came and ended up being served with the pizza (not a huge deal), then we never saw the server again. Half our table was cleared at a certain point, but about 30 minutes after that we decided just to go inside to pay. At the register, we reminded her that we had dessert with our meals and she laughed, saying she had totally forgotten. As we paid, she piped chocolate icing into to-go plastic cups and handed them to us. Strange! I actually think their pizza is pretty good -- so I recommend it -- but strongly suggest going to a different location.
__label__1 Cheap sushi. Good sized, especially considering the price. The raw rolls tasted decent, although heavily seasoned. Leaves one to wonder why. Rice was almost dessert level sweet.  I've never had to throw out sushi until this place. Ate a few pieces of my rolls and just couldn't continue. Giving them a second star due to the cheap prices. If you want cheap sushi and aren't picky about the quality, then give this place a swirl...otherwise, I wouldn't bother.
__label__0 Just came back from a bad meal at Namos.  Aside from the fact that it took a full 45 minutes to get our main course, the waiter screwed up. For health reasons, I asked for no salt or other spices on my steak. The kitchen ignored my request. I could not eat it. My choice was to give it to my wife or send it back and wait another 45 minutes for my meal  I chose the first and went away unsatisfied and unhappy. \n\nThat is it for me at Namos.
__label__2 If this place had better service, it would have five stars in my book. \n\nThe food was really good. I had the tiradito, and all I could think is that I wanted more.  We also tried the stuffed avocado, and it was really good. As we were enjoying our food, my eyes kept wandering to the near-by tables. Based on what I saw, I will be going back.\n\nWhat I didn't like was the service. Our server took FOR-EVER to get us our drinks and food. Everything was in slow motion, and it wasn't busy. Also, the restaurant doesn't exactly have ambiance. It was clearly a diner, a tacky one at that, before the Peruvians took it over. \n\nThat won't stop me from going back. However, I might order take out next time.
__label__1 The food was ok nothing special... But the service was horrible!! The waitress forgot to give us menus first if all then I didn't get a drink refill not once!! Then the bill was 100 bucks for 7 people.  So not worth the money!!! I'm not a cheap person but I refuse to pay for bad service
__label__1 My husband  and I ate here last night with 5 other people, a first trip to this restaurant for all of us, prior to attending an event at Heinz Hall.  Unfortunately, our experience was not good, mostly because of very slow, uneven and unprofessional service.  Our server told us she was new and she was friendly and tried hard, but our appetizers and dinners all arrived at different times, as much as 30 minutes after ordering for one of us, whose appetizer never came until the rest of us were almost finished with the entrees.  Even the soups for 2 of us arrived late, and you'd think this wasn't an item requiring much last minute effort in the kitchen.  Most of us thought the food was fairly good, but my petite fillet was very tough-I would be surprised if it actually was a fillet cut of beef.  At about $60 a couple with only one beer or wine apiece, and primarily appetizers with no desserts,  this  was not good value, and the service was about as bad as I've ever experienced.  We all felt sorry for the over-worked and undertrained new server.
__label__4 Aisle Bound designed our daughters high school graduation announcements. Not only did we get EXACTLY what we wanted, but Lexy was so professional throughout the entire design process. The pricing is totally reasonable, and Lexy is an absolute pleasure to work with. I highly recommend Aisle Bound to everyone, and I will definitely be contacting Aisle Bound in the future!!
__label__0 I bought a deal with groupon for this salon and called and left a message to schedule an appointment . I didn't receive a call back until 4 days later... We play tag calling each other back and forth, she never NEVER available to take my call!!!not only was it annoying, it was extremely rude. We finally scheduled an appointment for the next month, I waited at least 3 weeks for my appointment witch she wasn't available on weekends so I took a day off of work. Turns out the stylist was sick that day so I took off work for nothing. After that I called to reschedule about 500 times I realized how unprofessional this salon was and decided to leave a voicemail expressing my feelings and only then is when I got a prompt response. I told her I needed a refund and she was no help, just told me I need to talk to groupon. I highly recommend taking your business elsewhere this busy lady obviously doesn't have time for you, so unprofessional......
__label__4 What an absolutely perfect and adorable collection of local gems!  The concept is fantastic - I love the \"mini\" versions of some of my favorite places.  My favorite?  The British Bicycle Company.   Those are the most insanely beautiful bikes that I have EVER seen.  And the owners of the shop are some of the nicest people you'll ever meet.  If you need a bike, don't go anywhere else!\n\nI'm very excited to try out the restaurant and Royal Coffee in the future.  A return visit is in the very near future.
__label__2 I struggle with this one quite a bit.  I love the revitalization of Biltmore Fashion Park - although I am terribly sad that a quarter of it was torn down for a parking lot.  The Sharper Image will be missed.\n\nSomehow, I don't see how this place will last.  All of the shops are completely adorable - and most are local, which I am all for!  But the price point at most is a tad ridiculous - $1200 for a beach cruiser?  In Phoenix?  Where your safest best for bike riding is along the canal and it is probably too hot anyways?  Maybe.  \n\nI can imagine this a great place to pick up some cute original gifts or decor items for the house.  They do have a candy store that offers some of the old school treats too, and they have kept up with inflation. But as far as a shopping destination? I'm not quite feeling it since it lacks in variety, functionality and accessibility to the masses.
__label__1 I am so sad to write a bad review for this place. I was so excited to try this place. The staff was very nice and friendly and fast. However the food was a different experience. The chips are tasty, the salsa and \"hot\" salsa tasted like ketchup. It was pretty bad. I went with the Pollo Rico. The chicken was so awfully dry I used the ketchup I mean salsa to help it out. Even then it turned into tomato soup. I asked for more hot salsa the waitress told me they have habanero salsa. I asked for some of that....it was ok. The refried beans so so hot however so so bland. They absolutely had no taste. My son was not a fan of his food either....The place it's self is beautiful and they do have a great atmosphere. I will try one more time but after that $20.00 for mexican food between my son and I is not worth it.....sorry =(
__label__3 Love this place! Teresa did an amazing job taking care of 30 pain in the butt engineers with grace. Thank you so much!!!
__label__1 This is average bland Americanized Mexican food.  I ordered cheese enchiladas with green chili sauce.  The plate arrived with an enormous amount of melted cheese on it.  I eventually found the enchiladas under all the cheese. In time I did encounter a fragment of green chili.  Overall, I felt like I could have stayed home and just put two pounds of cheese on a plate in the microwave.
__label__0 Working close by, I thought to give a try this Italian place today. Being a member of the Gourmet society club I made the call for a booking at 13:00 mentioning my membership and the happy lady on the phone made a note of our reservation. \n\nWhen we arrived at 13:10, the place was almost packed. It took them around 5 minutes to show some attention to us and take us to our table, which wasn't 100% clean (breadcrumbs, signs of pepper stuck on the wooden surface). \n\nWe never felt welcome - there wasn't even a smile, some courtesy, not even a simple apology when two salads and a calamari starter took roughly 25 mins to arrive. \n\nWhen we asked for the bill and mentioned the Gourmet society card, the abrupt mature waiter said that it can't be used during lunch time, with me adding that when I made the phone booking, I wasn't informed of that term. The waiter turned with a silent strict look to the lady behind the bar that was speechless (and must have taken the reservation), and after thinking about it for a few seconds, he finally said ok. \n\nFood wise, my Goat's cheese salad was ok, but I think iceberg lettuce is not the best choice for it. My friend wasn't that happy with her Caesar salad (tasteless lettuce), and she even said that the crouton felt plain. \n\nWalking out we saw two ladies looking desperately towards the inner of the restaurant waiting to be served soon, but that might take a while, I think. \n\nObviously, we are not going back...
__label__1 Nails came out nice.. BUT.. I did tell the guy to add glitter to one nail  but he completely ignored me, they also lied about how much they would charge me to begin with , they added a $15 fee for Idk , and when i asked them about it he gave me attitude I don't think I'll be coming back!  The guy doing my nails was super  rude .
__label__3 Arrived at around 10 am on a Friday with my best friend. We didn't schedule an appointment and were luckily enough able to be sit right down for a pedicures. \n\nI would suggest making an appointment because after being there 10-15 minutes it became packed. \n\nWe were asked which pedicures we preferred and I believe it was called the Luxury one ($45 one) It was amazing! I have had a lot of pedicures but have to say nothing like this one. \n\nThe Luxury spa was the royal treatment that is for sure. From a mask type cream for your legs, salt scrub, sugar scrub, hot wax for your feet (never had I had that done before) and just all around special treatment. \n\nMy best friend was helped by Henry and I was helped by an elderly woman. They were both very nice and friendly and for the most part understood us and spoke relatively good English. \n\nI was highly impressed at least by receiving a pedicure so we have agreed this will be our monthly spot for our girls day pedicures.
__label__4 I am a proponent of good skin and nails. As a contractor that wears flip-flops on a regular basis, my feet become less than friendly.   As a man, I wouldn't want rough feet and hands touching me, so I cannot imagine me touching someone feeling like that!\n\nMy first MANi-pedi (Noticed I capitalized MAN!) came many years ago and I was hooked!  When I found this salon, I was immediately impressed. It is one of the cleanest and friendliest places I have been in many years. The team that works there is very attentive and always ensures your satisfaction. \n\nTIP: If you ask for a Margarita, you will be served a Vodka Margarita right at your chair! Much different flavor than a traditional tequila margarita and just a nice way to relax.\n\nIf you go into the shop, ask for the Ugly Pool Guy Special! You will get my entire treatment!
__label__4 Yea, it's a Wendy's but great service! Usually when you're in an airport the service is rude, good thrown together, and extremely overpriced. The line was long and they were busy and the employees were always smiling and pleasant. Not that obnoxious fake pleasant either. They were genuine. The food was great! They do charge 31 cents per ranch but that's corporates policy, not theirs.
__label__0 First, the service was terrible; slow and cold. The food was sort of okay. Then I noticed the wine I was drinking was opened by pulling the cork through the foil without removing the metal around the mouth of the bottle. Every time the wine was poured, it flowed through the leaves of metal foil on the way to the glass. This is tacky for a greasy spoon diner...unacceptable for a \"wine bar\"! I won't be returning.
__label__3 The ahi tuna tacos that everyone talks about. ..they are completely raw and cold.  I wish they had a seared option. However,  I was thrilled with the veggie enchiladas.  Vivian,  our fantastic bartender,  allowed me to get them 2 ways!
__label__2 This place has a great location in Tivoli Village. They have a good indoor outdoor bar and several inexpensive offerings for happy hour. One of the best features of this restaurant is that they allow your dog to sit out with you on the patio while you dine. \n\nThe food is not traditional (authentic) Mexican food which doesn't bother me. But, the poor execution is an issue. We have eaten here a handful of times. I guess because I keep hoping to select something on the menu that I love. Unfortunately, that hasn't happened. The highlight of the menu is their guacamole and chips which are made table side. Their complimentary salsas are also very tasty. \n\nI would give Cantina Loredo another try. It's a shame that we haven't found a good Mexican restaurant in the Summerlin area. My husband likes this place a lot more than I do. He is a fan of the fajitas. So, the 3 star review is an average of both of our opinions.
__label__4 Great craft cocktails, featuring a lot of bourbon.  Drink service is medium-slow, but that's mostly because they spend a lot of time getting drinks right instead of slinging bad drinks quickly.\n\nThe door and windows are covered over; you have to look for it.  That has an enormous benefit; it's intentionally only visited by people who specifically went there, and the hordes of roving drunks in the Southside miss this place entirely.  They seem to be sacking short-term popularity... for long term lasting power as a terrific little bar.
__label__2 It looks like a Starbucks. It tastes like a Starbucks. But don't let it fool you... It's not a real Starbucks. It's a license store operated by Target. There are subtle differences that most people won't notice or care about. Like they won't honor certain promos from Starbucks corporate and they use Target brand Market Pantry milk. But the location is super convenient if you need a little pick me up before hitting Target's aisles.\n\nThe drinks are usually good but service can be hit it miss. Sometimes the employees are really friendly and other times they are pretty frazzled and short. Overall, it's a-ok in my book.
__label__3 An enticing picture of chicken and waffles with bacon brittle in Phoenix Magazine craft-fully drew me into this Proof Canteen. To my dismay, however, the chicken and waffles are unavailable at breakfast or brunch. It's a dinner menu item!! I was so distraught. I didn't know what to do...\n\nThe cute waitress calmed my fears and suggested still getting their signature chocolate bacon brittle waffles OR the huevos rancheros. Well, you didn't have to ask me twice, huevos rancheros always wins me over in the end. Served in a cast iron skillet, and spicy to perfection, my tastes were definitely satiated. What is spicy to \"perfection,\" you ask? In my book, since we all have different tolerances for how hot food can be, I would describe it as right to the point when your tongue \"begs for mercy,\" the burning stops and a small sip of water cools just enough to take another bite.\n\nMy friend, who is on that Paleo diet, ordered a make your own omelet and with a side of asparagus which she thoroughly enjoyed. The more hilarious part is she could not resist the temptation to order a side of blue corn meal pancakes with ricotta mixed in the batter topped with blueberries and lemon zest peels. She could not help but also enjoy an official Proof Bloody Mary along with me. It wasn't hard to convince her that it'd be a great Tom Thumb Trailhead hike post workout meal. \n\nPerhaps it'll become our tradition to come here after every hike! I wonder if I could convince Proof to make chicken and waffles a breakfast item as well if we go there enough...
__label__4 My 8 year old daughter started taking voice lessons with Ree a couple of months ago and she loves it.  Ree is great with children, she  has such a warm, sweet personality.  I would highly recommend Ree, she is a pleasure to work with, professional yet very personable and encouraging.
__label__1 Crap..... giving two stars only because waitress was helpful. Shrimp is extremely fishy and everyone else's food was bland.
__label__4 Great selection and some of the nicest knowledgeable people. If your looking for a hard to find ingredient just ask. Matt, Tom and Cavan have a great thing going in a up and coming spot that is hopefully around for years to come.
__label__2 Nouveau restaurant du Centropolis \u00e0 Laval. GRAND, Bar/Grill/Pub faisant parti de la cha\u00eene des Jack Astor's et semblable aux autres restaurants du genre, donc restaurant sans cachet particulier. Je ne leur en tiendrai pas pr\u00e9judice car on le sait avant d'y entrer, les cadres sont mignons par contre. Nous y sommes all\u00e9s en famille (6) un dimanche apr\u00e8s-midi vers 14:15 pour un anniversaire. Un petit d\u00eener en famille. Heure id\u00e9ale avec un b\u00e9b\u00e9 de 6 mois et une fillettte de 4 ans le restaurant \u00e9tait quasiment vide. Les vendredi-samedi et dimanche soirs, le restaurant est plein et tr\u00e8s bruyant, avec de petits enfants pas id\u00e9al. A notre arriv\u00e9e, notre serveuse \u00e9tait bien, rien d'extraordinaire. Toutefois le boss-boy avec qui elle faisait \u00e9quipe \u00e9tait tr\u00e8s attentionn\u00e9. On commande les cocktails et les entr\u00e9es. Ces derni\u00e8res sont IMMENSES, \u00e0 partager \u00e0 2, 3 ou m\u00eame 4. Nous avons command\u00e9 les nachos et la trempette de homard et crabe. Elles \u00e9taient d\u00e9licieuses et bien suffisantes pour toute la grande famille. La trempette de homard et crabe, bien que tr\u00e8s bonne, go\u00fbtait davantage le fromage que le homard et le crabe. Nous commandons ensuite les plats principaux... les probl\u00e8mes commencent... l'arriv\u00e9e des plats est tr\u00e8\u00e8\u00e8\u00e8\u00e8\u00e8s longue. Sur 6 plats 5 \u00e9taient FROIDS. Ils ont \u00e9t\u00e9 retourn\u00e9s. Une autre longue attente. Quand le boss boy arrive finalement avec mon plat (Hamburger Jack), alors qu'il est toujours \u00e0 mes c\u00f4t\u00e9s et me demande si tout est correct, je soul\u00e8ve un long cheveu blond sur mon pain. Il prend rapidement l'assiette et se confond en excuses. Il revient nous voir pour s'excuser de plus belle et pour nous aviser que la g\u00e9rante viendra nous voir. Dans tout cel\u00e0, JAMAIS la serveuse ne s'est excus\u00e9 des inconv\u00e9nients, malgr\u00e9 qu'elle rodait autour de notre table. La g\u00e9rante vient nous voir pour s'excuser et pour nous offrir, au frais de la maison, les plats qui ont \u00e9t\u00e9 servis froid. Nous attendons toujours 2 plats.... Finalement on les re\u00e7coit. Mon hamburger Jack (bacon fum\u00e9, ognions croustillants, fromage) est superbe et les frites.. chaudes... sont tr\u00e8s bonnes. Le boss-boy est revenu nous voir, il a pris le temps de nous parler. Nous sommes sortis du resto \u00e0 17:30, tout \u00e7\u00e0 \u00e0 cause de l'attente. En g\u00e9n\u00e9ral, la boufe \u00e9tait bonne. \u00c0 cause du service du bossboy et de la g\u00e9rante, je leur donnerais une autre chance. Comme le proverbe le dit, \"Une fois n'est pas coutume\"... mais ne recommencez pas...
__label__0 Depressing to only give ONE STAR, but it was terrible. I've been reading pretty good reviews about this place, so I took my parents for a quick bite to eat while running errands. \n\nManilla Sunrise Gourmet is tucked away in a shopping plaza in West Mesa. It's a small, but cute establishment. When we walked in it was a little crowded, so we were thinking the food must be good. After reviewing the menu we noticed they didn't have to much to choose from. The food under the hot lamp looked a little \"old.\" We ordered 4 different things; Picadillo (Giniling), BBQ Pork, Ribs and Shanghai Lumpia. All left us disappointed and still hungry!! =( The Giniling was oily and the ground beef tasted raw. As for the BBQ and Ribs, it seemed as if they just came straight from the grocery store freezer, no real flavor at all. Also the ribs seemed to have a coating of oil on them. I figured the Lumpia would be better. Who can really mess up lumpia, even if it was store bought?!! Well they managed to mess it up anyway and burned it. As for the rice, it was soggy. To top it off we happened to get some of the \"morning\" rice and new rice mixed together... Blahhhhh!! \n\nI heard they have great dessert, Halo Halo and Turon but after my experience with the food we decided to just skip it. It seems there are NO GOOD FILIPINO places on this side of town!! I will continue to make the long journey to the west side to eat at Halo Halo!! (35th Ave and Dunlap) They are by far the best in AZ!! \n\nAs we were leaving we noticed all those people taking up the table and chairs, were either family or workers. Go figure!! LoL
__label__1 This place is pretty hit or miss. The past couple of months they have been good.  I went on monday 05/05/2014 and sadly the guy was looking for every piece of Chicken Adobo with bones... not one piece was all meat.  I got 3 huge bones and hardly any meat. I wouldnt complain but I actually watched him touch each piece to make sure it had a bone... sadly I will have to stop coming here as a result.  The food has been better than usual but just cuz im not Pinoy doesnt mean i shouldnt get chicken instead of bones...
__label__4 Came across this on my facebook feed and we thought we would try it today during our tour of the east side of Madison. So glad we did! The tuscan bean and kale soup was mouthwateringly yummy, the quiche was light and fluffy, and the grand finale of a slice of flourless chocolate cake was divine... we will be back!
__label__2 I actually think this place is pretty good, especially for Madison, but the prices are really off-putting.  For instance they do a very nice chocolate caramel tart here, but it is seven dollars.  In comparison, Floriole, a not unknown bakery in Chicago, has a very similar tart of better quality for only five.  Similarly, 3.50 for an espresso shot of hot chocolate seems a bit excessive.\n\nSo if you can handle the prices the good stuff here is the chocolate mousse which has a touch of alcohol to add a unique twist.  The pistachio ice cream sandwich is tasty too, but does not actually use ugly cookies as implied.  The aforementioned tart is good as well as the chocolate raspberry tart.  Finally, the flourless chocolate cookie is actually excellent.\n\nWhat is not good is the regular chocolate chip cookie which doesn't stand up to even the Tollhouse recipe.  The ugly cookie has no theme and is just a bunch of stuff crammed into a cookie with some underwhelming pistachios.  We also had a dark chocolate bar with pistachios that also had bad pistachios and a chocolate with no flavor.  We didn't even finish it.  Our friend said the macarons were decent, but they look so small.\n\nEverything said, I would probably still come by occasionally since this place doesn't have much competition in Madison.
__label__2 J'ai command\u00e9 via Just-Eat.ca\n\nLa bouffe \u00e9tait super bonne. les burritos plut\u00f4t bourratifs mais en m\u00eame temps tr\u00e8s go\u00fbteux ! C'est la premi\u00e8re fois que j'en mangeait un avec du riz dedans, disons que la moiti\u00e9 c'est amplement, m\u00eame pour un grand app\u00e9tit ! Pour 11$ c'est facilement s\u00e9parable en 2, donc tr\u00e8s \u00e9conomique.\nJ'avais command\u00e9 une soupe aussi mais je ne l'ai jamais eue :( m\u00eame si j'ai pay\u00e9 pour...). Le gars m'a dit qu'il viendrait me la porter plus tard mais il n'est jamais venu donc, je retranche une \u00e9toile car j'ai gaspill\u00e9 de l'argent. La prochaine fois je ne commanderai pas mais j'irai directement la bas,  a la place.
__label__0 This deli is right by our house. We had tried it before when it was White Eagle Deli. It was good food but the service was slow. Well we went back into this restaurant tonight..Friday night. We walked into the restaurant and were told to sit anywhere. We took a seat and about 5 minutes later the server brought us menus. After sitting there for awhile wondering if the server was going to at least take our drink order we started to get ansy. About 20 more minutes goes by and the server goes to the table next to us (who came in after us) to take their drink and food order. Finally we just said F-it...and got up and walked out. \nWe will never ever go back to this place again. The service is terrible! Get the one girl in there doing everything some freakin' help!! Go to Archie's Deli down the way for good service and good food!
__label__1 I thought this location was great.  Not near as crazy as the one at Fashion Square and easier to find sizes and inventory.  Good prices like always and cute clothes.  The only reason I'm giving this location 2 stars is for the service we received.  When we went to check out I asked Vanessa, the clerk behind the counter if she would mind to let me know the price on each item as she rung it up.  Everything was on a clearance rack but I wasn't sure if they were hung in the wrong spot or really on sale since they weren't marked.  She was immediately annoyed with me and said that she guessed she could do that and then proceeded to no do that at all.  She rung everything up and literally threw it in a bag.  Then I asked for the receipt and she snapped at me that it was already in the bag.  Before I'd even left the register she was reaching for the next person's items to ring them up.  \n\nI completely get wanting to get to everyone in a timely manner but that shouldn't mean you give bad customer service.
__label__0 6 months to remodel office which was already plush! Zero repairs to rundown apartments, multiple office & maintenance crews and still nothing is fixed! Then they have the audacity to raise rent $125 while refusing to make units livable!  Forget about using gym, pool or basketball court unless you want to pay more money and only use while office is open! Rude, lazy staff as well. Much nicer, more affordable places in town.
__label__2 The original listing for Sweet Tomatoes is closed, and this new listing for Field Kitchen is up.  Re-posting from my old review:\n\nSweet Tomatoes... I feel betrayed.  I've been a longtime fan of Sweet Tomatoes for years, and ate at this location and other locations in different states.  I always enjoyed their endless salad, soup, starches, and dessert, and was skeptical of the new \"Field Kitchen\" experience.  We went here yesterday and saw that they remodeled the whole kitchen to serve an a la carte menu only.  Prices for entrees ranged from around 8-11 dollars, and they included more meat options, such as rotisserie chicken, and steak and shrimp skewers.  \n\nSuch a drastic change in their business model is a risky gamble, since the Sweet Tomatoes experience is so well-engrained in longtime customer's heads such as mine.  Part of the experience that I so enjoyed about this restaurant chain was that I could get a little bit of everything, and mix and match things as I wanted to.  I also loved their pre-made salads such as the tarragon tuna and the wonton chicken salad, and now they are gone from the menu.  The closest thing they have to the previous buffet is a make your own salad with one cup of soup and unlimited soft serve.  The price is cheaper ($7.99) and the portion of salad that you will ultimately make is quite large, but for me the best part of Sweet Tomatoes was getting a little bit of each pre-made salad, starch, and soup rather than making a huge salad made with all the same ingredients.  \n\nAnother thing that was weird was that at the end of the salad line, there were no free range dressings, although you could pick out your own toppings and greens for your salad.  There is someone at the kitchen counter that actually gets your desired dressing out for you and pours it over your salad.  I foresee that this might cause some problems as the salad line gets backed up because only one person can pour your dressing for you vs. being allowed to choose and pour your own dressing.\n\nNow, I have to admit, since changing over to an a la carte menu, the food has improved in taste, although the prices are a bit high for some items. For instance, my husband had the steak wedge salad ($9.99).  The salad portion was fairly big since it was a wedge of iceberg lettuce, but the 2 skewers of beef were small, and already precooked so they tasted like they had been sitting out for some time.  If they grilled the skewers right in front of you, that would make the high price more explainable, but for me, it didn't seem like a good deal for what you got.  \n\nAs for the new paying system, you will be given a card, and whenever you order an item an associate will swipe your card to add charges to it.  Once you are done, you pay at one of the two cashier's booths.  Tip is automatically included at 7.5%, which I thought was weird.  I would actually tip more money than that when I ate here before the takeover took place, but maybe others didn't tip at all.  \n\nSo, I am still skeptical of this new eating experience.  Will I eat at a \"Field Kitchen\" again?  I'm not so sure.  This restaurant made a trade off in getting rid of their buffet and replacing it with slightly better tasting food, and their concept is still fresh tasting fare, but for me some of that magic is lost.
__label__1 By the way, this restaurant is still open. Now it's called Field Kitchen, and if you liked the original Sweet Tomatoes concept, you are going to hate this. Gone is the \"all you can eat\" concept. Now you go through the salad bar line, ONCE, they give you the dressing (you don't fill up yourself), and you get ONE bowl of soup. There's still all the bread you want but everything else is extra. They have added a beer/wine/specialty drink bar, lots of additional sides and the four special salads they used to have at the beginning of the salad bar has been replaced with several salads that are very expensive.\n\nWe were in the Tempe restaurant today at noon when it should have been packed. There were eight tables...my husband counted them and no one was going for all the specialty items which cost more. Also gone are the desserts...now they are extra. The only thing you can have your fill of is yogurt.\n\nWe went to this restaurant specifically today because I had an adjustment to my braces and the only thing I can comfortably eat is soup. I paid $10 for one bowl of soup.\n\nAt this rate, this place really will close and that will just be a darned shame.
__label__0 Never going back.\n\nWhat  a disappointing waste of time. My wife and I were in the area (Tempe) and haven't been to Sweet Tomatoes in a while, so we decided to stop in. From the outside everything looked the same as last time, except for a small sign out front that said something about a \"field Kitchen\"...not really noticeable. As we walked in we soon noticed that things were not the same. It was total confusion from the start when we were asked if we had been to a \"field kitchen\" before and were then in the middle of a tour? We were instructed on how to order a salad and about the separate stations that were available. Gone were the long and endless serve yourself salad bar, soups, focaccia and other familiar items. You could still \"build\" your own salad, but over half of the original toppings were available and only two choices lettuce...old yellow and a mix of spinach and  some bitter red leaves. And at the end of the line a dressing Czar inquires about the choice of dressing...how weird.\n\nYou are now REQUIRED to carry a CARD with you at all times to purchase items \"A la carte\" at the various stations. Swipe for your salad, swipe for your drink, and  swipe for your entree. The \"basic\" salad included a smallish bowl...cup for one of the three soups and a smaller cup possibly the mac & cheese. There was also a small waffle cup that you could take to the soft serve machine...no toppings available. And gone was the fruit and desert bar?\n\nThe end of the line for me was when I had finished my disappointing salad and ventured over to the entree area...sticker shock! $2 for basic side items, $4 for pasta $5-$6 and up for pre-cooked meat items. NO WAY was this Sweet tomatoes! We finally had enough and made a line for the door. Once at the register it was apparent from the couple in front of us that  they eliminated their senior discount, raised their prices, and add an automatic 7.5% gratuity to the total. What? \n\nIf the government ever ran a restaurant, this would be IT!      \n\nWe hope that ST takes these reviews seriously and dose not ruin the remaining locations with this ridiculous concept.
__label__0 I was going to give this location another chance. I thought, at least I won't have to be given a tour this time. I believed that I understood the concept enough to have a decent lunch.. . . when what to my wondering eyes . . . darn! the sign on the door said that they were closed for 90 days!\n\n90 days while they put it all back like it was? You have got to be kidding me! Did you not learn anything????\n\nGeez . . . I could have told them that it needed some serious tweaking to make that new concept work. (Didn't they read my previous review? Or some of the others? Listen to your customers.) \n\nBut, you know, it did have some good points that I hope they carry over to the return of the original TOMATO design. Or are you just going to go back to whence you came? Did you not feel that Tomatoes needed to be updated? Isn't that why you tried something new in the first place? \n\nWe'll wait and see if you learned anything from this little (and probably expensive) experiment. Wait and see; wait and see; wait and see. . . . .
__label__0 You took something that was not broken and broke it.\n\nI DO NOT come to Sweet Tomatoes to drink wine & beer. The location recently was remodeled and now has a wine and beer offering.\n\nNow you are trying to upsell me on Steak.\nNow you are trying to upsell me on cookies.\n\nThe remodeling created a terrible flow to the food area. I constantly was running into people and people running into me with the huge 'soda' machine and drink island in the middle of the food area.\n\nWhen we visited it was busy, but the staff was unable to keep the appearance and cleanliness of the salad bar, soup area, dessert station tables up to par.\n\nThe reasons I come to Sweet Tomatoes is because it isn't like other salad bar places. It has always been clean and the food has always looked great.\n\nLast night, nothing could have been further from the truth.\n\nWe sat on the patio. When we were leaving, there were 8 tables that had trays and food on them & needed cleaned. Nobody to be found to clean them.\n\nLots of food selections were bare. I LOVE the chicken noodle soup. Nothing but a big vat of broth ...no chicken...no noodles...on 2 separate visits to the soup area.\n\nStop trying to be something you are not!
__label__2 I definitely get more out of a massage, but for what it is-it's a neat service to have as a walk-in. My back refused to crack because my muscles were so tight, so I didn't feel like I got much out of it. :( my neck popped pretty decent though and I got a good stretching. The doctor was really nice. Next time I will just go get a massage instead...
__label__4 I had The Dreamcatcher extensions put in my  hair by Stephanie, today..She did an amazing job. I have had other hair extensions before, and these are so lightweight and blend amazingly well.  Stephanie is great at what she does, and you can tell she is passionate about her job.  I'm looking forward to trying new things with my new length.  I highly reccomend Primp and Blow..Thanks, Stephanie!
__label__4 Hands down, Light is the BEST nightclub in Vegas right now!  We came here for our last night and wanted to go out with a bang.  I still can't stop thinking or talking about it because it was the #1 club I've ever been to (so far) and the best clubbing experience I've also had (so far).\n\nPros:\n+ Free admission for girls before 12:30 and an all-girls line to go through\n+ 2 free drink tickets (although we didn't use them because we had a table)\n+ Consistent DJ lineup\n+ Amazing LED monitors on one whole entire wall\n+ Awesome lighting effects\n+ Great sound system\n+ Cirque du Soleil performers hanging from the ceilings and walls\n+ Foam and confetti showers every 30 minutes or so\n+ Prime table location on the dancefloor\n+ Friendly, quick & superb table service and bouncers\n+ If you have a table, a bouncer will escort you to the bathroom! (Talk about VIP service)\n+ Two ways of seeing the club: If you're upstairs, it's like you're looking into it and if you're downstairs, you're actually inside the club\n\nCons:\n- The dancefloor is smaller than most other clubs in Vegas\n- It can get super crowded and can take some time walking through\n- The bathrooms always have ridiculously long lines\n- The sound system is sick to the point where you lose your hearing for a couple of hours afterward\n\nIf you're in town, be sure to check out Light!
__label__3 Total fun. Funner than a competitor that rhymes with sakasan.  \n\nThe line can be daunting.  Luckily I skipped all that with staff glist.  I paid. My girl didn't.  I didn't care I was prepared for that.\n\ni felt like: that ramp up on space mountain right before you drop. with all the lights and effects.  it was pretty cool.\n\nAs soon as you walk in you feel the energy.  It's people PARTYING!!  not just standing around waiting for the hot DJ to perform.\n\nPeople are dancing and drinking and having a blast. I met alot of tourists from other states.  It was cool. \n\nThe LED monitors were incredible. It really added to the experience.  The DJ was on point. I didn't catch his name.\n\nI really like the cirque de soleil flavor. Girls swinging from the ceiling.  Ribbon dancing.  Acrobatics.  it was awesome.  \n\nThe one thing that keeps me from giving them a flawless score is the crowd.  It's a good crowd for the most part but one particular culture dominates the ethnic spectrum. (not white).  And it made it hard to mingle and meet people.  I like a diverse crowd with equal ratios.  Preferable more girls than guys.\n\nI would definitely return.  I had a lot of fun here.
__label__4 This Club was my favorite . Very entertaining! I thought I'm too old for clubbing but my friends and I were static and had a fantastic night !!!
__label__4 3 floors to explore and lots of room to dance throughout the club if you don't care about being in front of the DJ. My friends and I went to see Alesso this past weekend for Memorial Weekend and it was definitely a memorial experience! I can see why there are TONS of people in line for this club! Amazing lights and screens even on the ceilings! VIP tables galore... It was hard to meet up with friends at different times, but if you don't mind splitting up, then it shouldn't be too bad. :) Guest list closes by midnight and the club closes by 4am!
__label__4 Going to give this 5 stars even though it is the second day they are open.  Here is why:  To start the food was great, I had the Fish & Chips, the fish is Cod in a beer batter with coleslaw and fries.  I even liked the slaw, it had the right mix of vinegar and mayo.  TJ had had the wood fire pizza.  While the crust was a bot thick, the pizza was awesome.  To top it off our waitress was very friendly and prompt.  The over the top thing was when they offered to store the extra pizza until we came out of the movies.....how cool is that!!!
__label__3 Sweet treats abound at Crispy Crepe. In addition to the crepes, they have liege waffles and creative coffee drinks. For those who arent aware, a liege waffle is different and much better than a normal waffle. These belgian style waffles are filled with pearl sugar that caramelizes when cooked. Theyre more like desserts than breakfast dishes. My favorite crepe is the fresh fruit medley which is filled with strawberries, bananas, and honeydews then topped with a dulce de leche sauce. The menu description says that is also includes kiwis but I have never seen a kiwi in this crepe and Ive ordered it several times-I wish theyd actually start putting them in. One of my only complaints about Crispy Crepe is that their menu descriptions are also inaccurate. The bananofie crepe is good but I was a little peeved about the misleading menu description. This crepe is supposed to be filled with bananas and a butterscotch custard. I love custards so I was a bit dismayed when my crepe arrived and was topped with a butterscotch sauce instead of a custard-not the same thing! It was still very tasty but I think it would be even better with a real custard. Ive never had a chance to order the coffee drinks because its hard for me to drink a sugary drink while also eating a sweet dish but one day, Ill have to come in to get coffee and nothing else. The butter cookie latte sounds intriguing. Overall, very good but beware of the fact that what you order may not match the description exactly!
__label__2 This place is okay. We didn't wait long for a table but we did wait to get our drink order taken, and then about 20 minutes for our food, which was one crepe and one cinnamon waffle. Our waitress was busy I guess because she didn't seem to check on us often, and she didn't really speak up which she needed to do because that place is loud. \n\nI got my waffle and wanted a steak knife to cut through it. I remember going to a waffle place that had waffles like these before, and they were done in 5 minutes and I didn't need a sharp knife to cut through them. So this waffle wasn't my favorite waffle. On my list of favorite waffles it comes in right under that weird store brand frozen waffle I bought one time because there was a picture of a meadow on the box. In retrospect what does a meadow have to do with waffles? I don't know. \n\nMy friend didn't like the coffee but my frozen mocha smoothie was pretty alright. He got a gyro crepe and said it was basically a salad stuffed into a crepe. The potatoes au gratin were pretty good though. \n\nOne thing I didn't like was the lack of sides you could order. I figure you can order sides, but it would have been nice to see what was available instead of having to rely on the soft spoken waitress who I could not hear.
__label__3 Great crepes...although it needs to open earlier and 7 days a week.  It seems that I have tried to go when it is closed as often as it is open.
__label__3 I ended up here by accident last night.\nMyself and some friends went to the opening of a new billiard concept on Fremont Street, which I will review later. Anyway, it was very loud, so after a few games of pool, a friend said they wanted to go check out Commonwealth, which they said had just opened recently, so we headed over there.\nFirst, as soon as you walk in the door, you realize that someone put a lot more effort into the interior than your standard, Fremont Street establishment, which usually resembles something that college kids threw together on a tight budget.\nNot here though. A sleek, sophisticated interior, with a very cool Lower-Manhattan feel. This could have been anywhere in Chelsea, or the new East Village, which has become so hip as of late. Very cool, very classy, and surprisingly refreshing for that East Fremont stretch that is trying so desperately to reinvent itself. \nThe best part though, was when we discovered that there was a staircase that led to a rooftop patio bar. We headed up there. There were some comfortable couch seating over by the railing, and that's where we spent our evening, relaxing with good conversation, good cocktails, and a really pretty view of the classic, iconic Las Vegas signage that has been reconditioned and now adorns Fremont as the Neon Museum. \nThe music, while it was your typical techno-dance crap, was at a volume low enough for you to carry on a conversation, which we all appreciated. The staff was professional and attentive as well.\nAll in all, this was an extremely cool and new destination when you want to just chill with friends, and not do the whole over-the-top club thing, and has the potential of being a 5-star destination, but I took off one star for the following reasons;\n-New techno didn't quite fit the vibe. I just felt like dance remixes of more classic stuff would have worked better. (70's disco, cheesy 80's stuff, etc...)\n-It was a cool night. Not cold, just cool, and there weren't any patio heaters yet. So we had jackets on. It was fine at 60 degrees, but this will probably become a bigger issue as it gets colder. What would be spectacular, and really cozy up the patio, would be those open-flame natural gas fire-pits, instead of radiant heat or metal propane heaters. Real fire in stone pits. Like Ferraros (on paradise) or Double Helix (at Town Square) have on their patio, for instance. That would be paradise on that rooftop area.
__label__2 It's in a perfect location and has great decor.  I love that you can go on the roof.  That will be awesome in the spring and summer.  It's kind of a hassle getting in there especially if you're a guy, and the bouncers have a tendency to be rude.  The drinks are a little too expensive for me ($8 for a beer ...) so I usually get my drinks somewhere else then stop by Commonwealth for the cool vibe.
__label__3 I was looking forward too checking out Commonwealth since I missed awesome CMYE for it earlier. We finished our DTLV night after Park on Fremont here with fellow yelpers plus meet up with more yelpers in toasting Noah R birthday. My first impression was wow its really nice and man think under dressed for it. It definitely more of upscale bar or without doubt out of the all the bars clustered together downtown this one by far most upscale and classy arts look too it. The artwork on the walls most of them huge paintings of have no idea or the cool chandeliers. It kind of dark got me thinking at the haunted mansion ride at Disneyland. The artwork feel like person staring right into your eyes so waiting for the eyes too move or something. Lol! Just the details too the interior is pretty darn cool!! The upstairs patio area sure something unique too downtown and on perfect weather day (that night it was) nothing better in life. The view looking down see the vibe going on that night, break out few dance moves with the music going on, and see El Cortez Hotel all the history of that Hotel too downtown. Patio for sure cool spot too chill out hanging out with friends drinking enjoying life. When the place is packed it totally like club because we walked around too check it out and push my way through get from one end too another. Almost missed they have this cool game or people playing so never figured it out. You throw some object attached too string at target and that about all I got. Sure next time I visit going too figure it out.\n\nThe prices it not that bad still pricey but cheaper then going too club or drinking on the strip for the most part?  This coming from someone like me going clubbing few and far between so take it for what it worth. Lol! I really like the vibe of the place and between the patio and inside lot of different places can hang out get your drink on at Commonwealth. Another great addition too awesome downtown scene of little bars, food spots, and lot of fun!
__label__0 Expensive drinks? No big deal. Almost 100% hipster crowd? Fine. The problem here is the way the management treats its customers. We sat at a table upstairs at 9:00 PM. At 11:20 we were asked to move to another table. We complied and five minutes later were asked to give up the actual table. Two minutes later they came and took our chairs. Simple as that. I won't be back and I was embarassed to have taken my out of town guest there.
__label__3 Ive been hear twice now. Once on 4/20 2013 and 1/10/14 both good times. Its Downtown so what do you expect, its not the strip so nice jeans and shirt works. Now on 4/20 day this place was so packed, there was a line to get to the roof top and the place was just to packed. All of Vegas was packed so we got used to it. Dancing was a minimum just to packed. Now on 1/10/14 the place was busy but at least we were able to dance and enjoy the night on top of the roof with a beer in my hand. Drinks a little pricey with a beer and cosmo for 17 bucks. Bartenders drinks, my GF liked, so they knew how to make drinks. Both times we were there we had no issues, good atmosphere so we will be back.
__label__0 I'll be short here.........Ummm NO.  As most people quote, yah the decor is nice...Well guess who's paying for that?  The consumer hence the overpriced drinks...Guess the concept works its always packed...
__label__2 Been here about three times. The decor is nice and simple. The first time I really liked it but the second and third time was a completely different scene, whole bunch of hipsters and a lot of my guy friends complained about the girl selection lmao Drinks are a little pricier than normal but nothing compared to a club. The rooftop is nice if it doesn't take 30 minutes standing in line to get up there but their selection of music became very random and we have basically stopped going here.
__label__1 A half hour before a show, I wanted to get a quick bite. The closest place to get something was from The Roasted Bean. I ordered the pretzel bread ham sandwich with Swiss cheese and a drink. While the sandwich was $9.00, it wasn't made fresh in front of me. To get it ordered warm, they tossed it into the microwave. The preferred heating option would have been the toasting machine literally right next to it.\n\nI received my sandwich after it was nuked. It looked as if it lost half the size. The taste of the sandwich was good initially. Then I noticed part of my hand was in mushy bread. This was due to the tomato literally melting in it, when the sandwich was nuked.\n\nThen came a drink refill request. After paying nearly $4, $3.50 before tax, I would have thought refills would be included. As I found out, they are not.\n\nThis coffee shop charges premium prices for ready made sandwich and nearly four times the amount for a Coke, then its fast food competitors. They should make sandwiches to order and allow refills. That would make future customers want to return.
__label__0 Wish I could give \"0\" stars as this is truly deserved and here's why...we came today (Sunday big NFL day for Panthers). We expected it to be busy so we knew we'd have to wait. We put our name on the list and proceeded to wait for a table in the bar area. We saw a table open up and we knew we were next on the list so I went to the hostess and she told me that the Manager put a hold on seating people because the kitchen was backed up. I asked to speak to the Manager and let her know there was a table available and since we were there to watch the game (like everyone else!), we really just wanted to sit and have a couple beers and were in no rush for food anyways. While all this going on, another couple took the table with no wait. She comes back (manager is a female, short with long dark hair in a ponytail) and offered us to share a table with another guy who had just ordered a beer. Ridiculous can't even describe this manager!!  Common sense tells you if you have a long wait and there are open tables (because the Manager is telling the hostess not to seat anyone), disorganization and people just taking tables unfortunately is the next scenario. Other than being offered a wonderful option of sharing a table with a complete stranger (which she approached him on and he did not offer up himself...awkward??), we were offered nothing else. We will NEVER go back!!!
__label__3 Spot on best authentic Mexican in the city.  Just had pork tamales and want more.  Run to these guys as they are future rock stars of Pittsburgh's Mexican scene!!
__label__3 Decided to give this place a try when I saw that it was finally open.  Very cute, low key and intimate.  The service was sincere and the ramen was great.  Took a minute to understand the menu (to combo or not to combo) but the staff was pretty attentive and helpful.  Tried the garlic fried rice, pickled garlic and the pork ramen.  For dessert I had both the mochi and the black sesame ice cream.  Can't wait to come back and try the rest of the menu :)
__label__1 Ramen... another food that is new to my palette and is as old as time to my wife's. This review is a summation of what took me a solid week to get out of my wife who is too nice to give something negative without finding the smallest compliment go with it, but who's Japanese pride eventually boils to the surface.\n\nFirst, the good!\nLocation: Easy to get to off the 215 and a small drive from the 15.\nStaff: Our waitress was attentive, friendly, and took the time to explain what was going on and made sure we had all the condiments we needed. Whenever she saw I water getting low she was quick with a refill.\nAtmosphere: Urban chic, but laid back enough to unwind. The modern upbeat Jazz music was a nice change from the norm.\n\nThe bad:\nNow, I know there is always a battle between those who hold authenticity close to their hearts and those who give leeway due to the fact that this is Las Vegas not Japan.\n\nThe wife and I ordered the Tonkatsu, I took mine regular while the wife combo'd it with gyoza and hanjuku egg. The wife's first sip of the broth was followed by a \"that's not right\" look, but being the cheerful person she is said it tasted good. Upon further hammering by me she said \"The broth is not as 'deep' as it should be.\" When I kept on asking how she stated \"There isn't that much flavor, there should be more flavor\" and that she thought she was eating miso sesame ramen, not tonkotsu. She was also put off by the sake like after taste of the hanjuku egg, void of the umami flavor she was expecting.\n\nShe summed it up by saying that she would never bring in a person from Kyushu, where tonkatsu ramen is there pride. When I asked if she would bring in another Japanese person at all she answered with a quick 'no.'\n\nWhat really highlighted how off their broth was when we made the instant tonkotsu she had in the cupboard only a few days later. After tasting that I understood how disappointed my wife was.\n\nSo, was it good soup? Yes.\nWas it proper ramen? No, no, no.
__label__2 I am a real food guy.  A good meal makes me very happy.  I am very familiar with and love Japanese ramen.  I had read about this restaurant and had lunch here today, but when I left,  I only had a small smile on my face.  I had the Tonkotsu ramen, a good basic ramen.\n\nThe noodles were very small, and all stuck together.  How does that happen?  I like thick and chewy noodles, so I was disappointed.\n\nNext, the broth.  It was thin and not very flavorful or rich.  Had no depth, a single note of flavor.  \n\nThe pork bacon pieces were smoky and flavorful, but only two small pieces?\n\nThe motif is Tokyo ramen shop, with a long counter with stools, facing the kitchen, but not within view of the chefs.  A few tables are against the opposite wall.  It is quite attractive, really.\n\nI hope they stay around long enough to find their way.
__label__1 First off, I do like this place. I'm writing this review because of the incredibly unprofessional experience I had there last night. I am also bothered that there is no contact to email the restaurant directly. Even, when asking if a manager or the owner was able to there, I was told that he works in the back of the house and is in his office ..... Ok? So no one around to take responsibility for the staff's behavior.\n\nHere we go. \n\nI was in Shoku last night for dinner at 6:30, the restaurant was full except for one table in between a large group of 7 small children and 2 adults, and a very rowdy group  of 3 drunk people with one of the servers sitting with them. We were seated quickly and our drink order was taken, and just as quickly one of the servers, the tall and visibly drunk (I think transgender) guy with long hair, went to the table next to us and took a shot of sake and told them he'd be back. Then I guess our server, (we had 3 different people come to us throughout our meal) Joy came over and asked for our drink order. I told her that I had already ordered a hot tea and we ordered our food. After taking our food order, she then sat at the table next to us, near a guy who kept knocking an empty beer bottle on the table and was smoking an e-cigarette at the table. He would occasionally stand up to dance and stagger around, repeatedly bumping into our table and my friend sitting next to him. :/ After our food was brought out by Joy, the guy server came over and asked if we needed anything. I reminded him that I was still waiting for my tea, he yelled \"OH YEAH!\" and ran into the back. Joy returned with my hot tea and the cup was dripping everywhere and she was spilling it bringing it out. Both servers were pretty drunk and were very sloppy. \n\nHere's where it gets bad. Once we had our food and after 20 minutes I managed to get a cup of tea, the guy server sat down with the table of drunk people next to us. Their conversation was so loud and offensive I couldn't believe it. One of the drunk guys kept calling the possibly transgender male server a FAGGOT. Over and over again. The server was telling him to \"SHUT THE FUCK UP\" or he'd \"PUT HIS PUSSY IN HIS FACE\". The two drunk guys and one other staff member, she was wearing a Shoku shirt but never got up or did anything, continued to drink with the server for the duration of our meal. I was really surprised at this crazy behavior with a group of 7 kids who looked to be under the age of 10 sitting on the other side of us. Their vulgar, offensive and very LOUD conversation totally ruined any chance for me, my husband and our friend to talk to each other. \n\n\nTHE ONLY UP SIDE:\nThe only staff member who seemed embarrassed by Joy and the other male server, cleaned up the entire table beside us that had 9 people sitting there, mostly children and came over to apologize before getting the bill for us and processing our check was named Happy. He was great. I felt bad that he was surrounded by idiots and was picking up their slack and attending to all the tables in the restaurant. After we paid, I went up to him and tipped him and thanked him. \n\n\nTLDR: The drunk table beside us were drinking with two of the servers and being incredibly offensive in a restaurant full of kids. The staff also let one of the drunk guys smoke his e-cigarette in the restaurant while yelling at each other and calling the transgender server a FAGGOT. UNACCEPTABLE.
__label__2 We got into the restaurant a little before noon, which was great because there was only a short line-up to order and just a few minutes later, as we waited for our number to be called, the line grew tenfold.\n\nI ordered a cheeseburger, but the lady at the cash confused me, asking if I wanted the $7.99 burger. I didn't really understand the question, for one because she had a heavy accent and two, I had no clue what that meant. I guess she could have simply asked if I wanted a double or a p'tit burger. Once I figured it out, I stuck with a double. She asked what I wanted on it and handed me quite a long list of choices. I think I choked over the confusion of the earlier question, but I saw sauteed mushrooms, jalapenos and several other less than standard toppings; all available for free. YAH!\n\nMy son ordered a poutine. He can't seem to help himself. Anyway it is offered he orders it. It might have something to do with being deprived of poutine for two years while in Vancouver. Who knows.\n\nMy daughter-in-law (I'll call her that now that we all live together) ordered an all-dressed $7.99 cheese burger as well. And we decided to share a regular sized fry. The cashier asked' spicy, cajun or regular and we must have really looked liek newbies. We were clueless. Oh, the fries. Cajun.\n\nDon't ask how long it took us to figure out the drinks. Let's just say none of us had had coffee yet and we'd been at the RAMQ all morning. Okay. Do you forgive us?\n\nThe restaurant has very limited seating on the main floor, but upstairs there is a dining area that is quite spacious and, when we got there, empty.\n\nI've had Five Guys Burgers before, I used to go to one in DC all the time because it was really close to the convention center and I could bring it back to my hotel and eat between meetings. The burgers here are fairly good, they are still fast food, let's not kid ourselves. But they are good; generous on the cheese, double patties that don't crumble but aren't too dense either. The bun isn't greasy either, which is something I can really appreciate.\n\nMy son seemed to like his poutine, though it wasn't at all what I expected. It is a bunch of fries, a packet of Kingsley curd cheese and their own in house sauce. Basically, you have all the ingredients for a poutine, but you have to put it together yourself.\n\nOverall, I like Five Guys Burgers and Fries as a fast food joint and in the downtown core, it is a solid choice for a hungry shopper, but to go out of my way to get one? Nah-uh.
__label__2 It was tough for me to go with a lower star rating, especially since I really want to see this place succeed, but I had to go to 3 stars from 4 simply because the service is spotty.\n\nI really enjoy the food. I find it decently authentic, especially since I'm spoiled by really good Thai food all over San Diego. \n\nThe thing is that the service isn't where it should be. It's still better than it was - the first time I visited, it took forever to get our appetizers and drinks - but something about how inconsistent the service was just bugged me. Took a while for water at some times, when it was quiet it felt like nobody was ready to take our order, things like that. \n\nI really like the pad thai here, though. My dad seemed to enjoy his sweet and sour pork, but I don't think he was blown away. I have previously ordered the pad si yew and that was pretty good as well.\n\nI also found the spiciness to be a little inconsistent. My dad ordered the same level of spiciness each time and they were a little far apart. Not sure what's up with that.\n\nI'm going to have to try some curries next time and see for myself how the spiciness scale is (I have ordered noodles and I don't typically order noodles to be very spicy). \n\nAlthough the prices seem fair from a San Diego perspective, I think they're a little high for Surprise. \n\nI hope these guys figure out their consistency and service issues because it would be a real shame for this place to be doing poorly, especially when there aren't a whole lot of options in Surprise for Thai.
__label__3 Delicious. Great food, we have never had a bad dish.
__label__0 NO!! BAD ROBERTO!!\n\nWe should not have eaten here.\nThere are many good or at least decent Roberts' in Las Vegas. This is possibly the worst i have been to.\n\nThere were no customers, no music playing and no employees at first.\nOne guy was on the phone, talking to a friend in Spanish and gave me the hand guesture to wait a minute... then must have assumed that I do not understand Spanish, as he carried on his inappropriate conversation.\n\nThe food was bland and boring. \nHOW DO YOU F UP BURRITO'S?? \n\nI miss the place that was here :(
__label__4 Tucker was an excellent real estate agent to work with while my husband and I were searching for a home. He was attentive, detailed and informed. I would recommend him to anyone looking for an agent who excels in customer service and knowledge of the business.
__label__4 Upon arriving and looking for a real estate agent I didnt know what to expect. I called Tucker and he was fast, willing, and able to accomodate my needs. Tucker is totally honest and makes you feel completely comfortable while doing business. I would highly recommend Tucker and will continue to work with him in the near future.
__label__3 Good food... Good beer... Great atmosphere. Lots of TVs ;)\n\n*** It's football season and if you don't get their early in game day you may wait for a long time. Although an outside seat seem to be readily available.\n\n1) Had the Spinach and artichoke dip... Which is not so good. Just a big bowl of cheese goop.., not much spinach or artichoke. Very salty and not pleasant to eat. Sent it back and got more wings.\n\n2) Chicken wings ( regular with bones ) are awesome. Very tasty\n\n3) Good selection of Beer\n\nAlso great place to wait before or after movie
__label__3 Pretty cool sports bar with great TV coverage, had a party of 12 so did apps and hordevres. Drinks were good but a little pricey and need better selection on whiskey.
__label__2 So many good things but some big misses as well. No signs to get to this place so it is hard to find. My mouth was watering when I read the menu on line but got there and they only served a brunch menu on Sunday so very few items on line were available. Beet salad was good and fresh but expensive. We had the burrata with diced strawberries, pink pepper. It was different but good. It didn't come with bread. Had to buy bread separately for $6. \n\nI wouldn't return, the price isn't worth it.
__label__1 Ok so I hate to break it to ya yelpers, but this place is really overrated.  My boyfriend and I came here on a busy weekend and waited 15 minutes for a seat (no big deal).  The place is packed full of little old ladies (which makes sense since it is in the botanical garden).  The food certainly fits it's clientele though because it could not have been more bland.\n\nMy boyfriend got the fish tacos which were tasteless.  For a taco there was not even a hint of spice. The beans were undercooked as well, but they were the only thing on our plates that was hot.  I got the chicken sandwich which really small and a small side of cold chewy fries.\n\nThe only thing that I do have to say that I really loved was my strawberry basil lemonade which was perfectly fruity and refreshing and made fresh to order.  It almost made me bump my review up to a 3 star, but that's literally the only thing I liked this spot.\n\nThe service was just okay.  With such a unique menu I would love to have a waitress who explained the more unique dishes and made some recommendations.  Our waitress didn't even tell us the soups of the day.  I'm sorry, but for the price you pay for this food you need someone to help you make good choices and even just check in on you to ask how your meal is tasting.\n\nMy last thing to note is the price.  Without any alcohol, appetizers, or desserts our meal was over 40 dollars for a bland tiny little lunch.\n\nUnless you want to stop here for a drink after a day in the garden I say SKIP IT.
__label__3 Fresh and flavorful with a pretty simple menu.  We went for dinner both ended up ordering a sandwich. I got the veggie ($12) which was packed with fresh vegetables, and some kid of wonderful cheese that brought the whole together. It was very good.  The person I went with got the chicken and bacon sandwich ($14), she said it was very good and that the bacon was cooked to perfection.  The fries were, well... fries. \nThe dinner entrees were pretty pricey, they were $20-30, but it is good fresh food. \nThey also have a good selection of wine and beer with local options for both, but the local options were rather pricey. \n\nThe wait staff was friendly, attentive and helpful. They made sure we were taken care of with out being too involved which allowed us to converse and enjoy our meal. \n\nThe atmosphere is casual but nice, makes for a great date place. From there you can go right into the garden and complete a nice trip to the garden.
__label__2 Had a nice breakfast at Gertrude's before checking out the Chihuly exhibit at the botanical garden. My traveling companion and I like to check out the botanical gardens in the cities we visit, and it was nice to have a breakfast option right there on site.\n\nWe both had the breakfast sammies, which were good, despite the fact that I don't think anything should be called a 'sammie.' The coffee was strong, and my only complaint was that it didn't get filled very often.\n\nWe were able to eat on the patio, which was nice since we were visiting the area partially to get away from the cold. It was very comfortable and pretty.
__label__1 Sorry Gertrude's... seems they have a new chef and menu. The menu is not as unique as the old one. What happened to the \"Hot Mess\"? We went for lunch, the hostess seated us and said who would be taking care of us. Then a young lady brought menus and asked what we would like to drink so I ordered a glass of wine. Then another person came with my wine and took our menus. That was it. Nobody asked us what we wanted to order until I waved for some help and asked if someone could take our order. Now, they were not busy at all. Oh well, just a miscommunication I guess.\nI had the tuna sandwich and the fries were good. The sandwich was not up to my expectations.\nSomething needs to change before I return. Too bad, I used to really like Gertrude's.
__label__1 I usually don't like to review national chains but since this was my first time ever visiting a MCs, I decided to make an exception.\n\nThis particular Marie Callendars is located in a pretty sketchy, old part of town surrounded by empty buildings and odd shops. I had no idea it was there. The restaurant needs a serious makeover. It just felt stale and almost dirty even though there was no noticeable dirt.\n\n I had my heart set on one of their famous pot pies but persuaded by our waitress to go for the meatloaf sliders, which I order with mashed potatoes. While we waited for a food, we were served complimentary \"cornbread.\" I hate cornbread. As a fat kid, I was often told cornbread tastes like cake, but their's actually does! It was pretty good.. for cornbread. Our food came out pretty fast. The bun, grilled onion and cheddar, and mashed potatoes were yummy. The meatloaf was nothing to write about.. bland, but not terrible. We couldn't leave MC without a slice of pie. I ordered warm peach pie, and I'm happy to report that it tastes just like the kind you get in the freezer at Walmart.\n\nWould I return? If someone else was buying.
__label__3 If your on the hunt for some chicken but tired of KFC and church's chicken, this is the place for you.\nThe good \nI recently purchase a groupon for 11$ which gave me 2 10$ coupons to use here great deal. I ordered the 4 piece chicken tenders fries and sweet corn balls 8.99 plus tax I also ordered and extra biscuit .50c after my groupon my total came out to .21c great deal I get my order about 15 min later as they make it fresh. Man the taste is so unique seems like they season with a lot of pepper so so good. The fries are great but what really stands out is the sweet corn balls man those rungs are so good. The staff has always been nice although sometimes there is only one person there and I feel bad for him, but he is nice and always helpful.\nThe bad \nThis place closes every now and then for weird reasons and some very understandable reasons like the ac being out one time they were closed cause they ran out of chicken. \nOverall \nThis place is great especially after the groupon and other discounts you can find a def must try for chicken lovers.
__label__2 Went for lunch and had a rather mediocre experience.  Nothing here stood out as exceptional. I will them a second chance during a future visit and revisit this review. \n\nDuring my first visit I got two items served to me wrong, I found this hard to believe since I was the only customer in shop during my visit. So errors on orders should not be to an extreme minimum to none.  Since I just wanted to eat, I didn't bring this up to the manager/cashier/cook person manning the entire house. \n\nThe chicken strip I ordered were okay, just breaded and not 'cajun' style....or even southern..vert similar to McDonald's old chicken strips...These were good and yes they were chicken strips. The mashed potatoes with gravy was just that....These little corn nugget things were good. I liked those. \n\nNext I'll try the fried chicken......hopefully it isn't greasy.
__label__0 Why?! \n\nWhy would you, Treasure Island, change such a great childhood memory that drew me back to your hotel/casino? Instead of a cool fight that had a story - you have slutty looking chicks pulsing to the music & missing their cues for the pre-recorded dialog.\n\nI am all for raunchy fun, but not at the expense of a cool show. \n\nNot cool \"TI\" not cool.
__label__4 Ask for Amanda! She welcomed me with tea and always askes how I am. Hair came out fab... Also love the location in the Arts District. I'll be back!
__label__1 Three friends and I were looking for a restaurant on State Street for dinner before a show at the Overture Center. One friend said he was really craving a burger, so when we came upon the Buck & Badger, we decided to give it a try. We figured if they were able to afford to be so close to the Capitol, they had to be pretty decent. Unfortunately, this was not the case.\n\nWe were seated right away and were served drinks pretty quickly, which seemed promising, although the specialty Jack Daniels cocktails two of us ordered came in disappointingly small glasses. But then after we ordered our food we waited. And waited and waited. It was at least a half an hour before our food arrived, so even though we had initially given ourselves well over an hour to eat before our show started, we felt rushed once we finally got our food.\n\nThe food itself was okay, but nothing that wowed us. I chose not to spend the extra $3 for a side because I thought the coleslaw that came with my sandwich would be good enough -- who seriously wants to spend $3 for a side order of fries? -- but the coleslaw  was absolutely tasteless. The menu describes it as \"sweet mustard cole slaw\" but it was basically wet cabbage. My chicken sandwich, while nice and hot, was also pretty bland. The sweet potato chip breading didn't have as much flavor as I'd anticipated, and they really skimped on the chipotle mayo. My friends enjoyed their burgers but didn't seem overly impressed, and the long wait certainly didn't help.\n\nIf I'd had a chance to read reviews before we went there, I don't think we would have gone in the first place knowing that we had a show to get to and others have experienced the same very long wait we did. Also, other reviewers mentioned that they received complimentary chocolate chip cookies. We didn't get any, so either they no longer do this, or they were forgotten since we had to flag down our waitress just to pay the bill so we could get to our show on time. Either way, this was a disappointing dining experience, and with so many other restaurants on State Street, I wouldn't bother with a second visit to the Buck & Badger.
__label__0 Nope, not that great. Seriously.\n\nFor a $1.75 for a very small taco, not worth the price. Everything here is actually overpriced! People have told me to just eat the tacos not the plates, burritos, tostadas, etc. Cause you might get food poisoning.\n\nEh. I would ratehr go to another taco place down the street.
__label__1 Pretty much meh.  It wasn't terrible, but nothing worth making a special trip for.  I tried the al pastor and lengua tacos.  The pastor was a little dry and lacked the usual sweetness.  The lengua was tender, but didn't have enough seasoning or something... just kind of bland.
__label__0 I wish I'd read the Yelp reviews prior to stopping in to Pepe's. The super burrito was anything but \"super\". The carne asada was more like tiny minced meat and the size of the burrito should've been listed as puny, especially for the price.\n\nThe wife's breakfast burrito was no better and she could barely eat it. Never, never, never again.
__label__0 Horrible taco place.  Do not eat here.  We ordered pastor and asada tacos, asada fries and some chicken taquitos.\n\nThe pastor was flavorless, just tasted like pork.  The asada was also flavorless and had a lot of gristle in it, it was actually hard to eat.  Which made the asada fries suck.  The fries had cheese sauce instead of shredded cheese.  I like a combination of both.  Chicken taquitos were the best part of the meal and that's not saying much.  How can u screw up a taquito, it's just stuffed and fried. \n\nWill never be back and I will steer people away.
__label__0 Dry carne asada and stale chips...no bueno\nWith la bonita meat market in the same shopping center you would belive this restaurant would at least try to keep up...I rather go there for lunch...sorry vatos just being honest...
__label__1 No bueno.. Sorry.  Customer service not friendly at all. We did get a welcome at least. Best asada fries my foot. I order asada(steak ) but  the asada felt like rubber bands. Pastor tacos so so, but tortillas hard. The only good thing was the salsas. I really don't think I'm coming back.
__label__0 I have eaten mexican food my whole life. I grew up and lived in los angeles my whole life. And i have to tell you I have NEVER not eaten what i was served. I have always wondered what a dead mule's anus tasted like,well i found out after taking just ONE bite from my carne asada quesadilla. It tasted HORRIBLE! I mean really who eats this garbage? This is the poorest quality mexican food i have ever tasted..it took 30 minutes for me to get rid of that rancid taste in my mouth...that was a waste money and quite possibly a threat to my health. I will also say i noticed the carving station where they chop up the meat is not sanitary,they are constantly pulling out different meats and commingling the bacteria and juices from all,not to mention the flavors from meats i may not prefer the taste of,and using the same knife to cut it...this place should be inspected by the health department asap.
__label__1 This nail salon is clean and nice.  The big problem is they do not have enough staff to handle the people coming in.  I waited for 45 minutes in a pedi chair, and again with my hands in a bowl for 15 min while the manicurist took care of another person.  I was leaving town that particular day, and was very stressed out after being in the salon over 90 min.  There were several other exasperated people there that same day.  This type of situation happened to me twice, and until I know they have more staff, I will not go there again.
__label__1 Drink service is fast. Sandwich/bagel service is so slow one wonders if they are getting stuff from other close Paradise bakery. Best to stop at copperheads instead.
__label__3 This is a nice little studio.  You have a private booth and the ladies are very nice.  I bought a deal and went for my first spray, there were no delays and the girl walked me through the process.  The spray itself went well and I followed all the directions about when I could shower and not to do any activity that would make me sweat.  Over all the results were good however, around me knees and near some skin folds it was very splotchy and there were some small streaks.  \n\nI went back about a month later after my tan had faded a little bit.  By the way I got about 3 1/2 weeks out of it.  For my second spray I had a different technician and I explained the problems with my first spray.  She went over what could have caused this and that was helpful.  She then took the extra time to make sure there was extra coverage in the problem areas I described.  Again there was a review of when I could shower and activities to avoid for the day.  No complaints!!! I did not see the issues I had before, there was nice even coverage and no streaks.  I am currently on week 3 with this spray and it looks nice.  Thanks for a good job and taking the time to ask about my problems and fixing them.  Customer service is key!! Thanks\n\nThere were only two negatives to this place, one is that it is tucked in a small business area and I had a little trouble finding it the first time.  The only other thing is they do not have a restroom right in their office.  They have one just outside of it in the building but you must have a key.  On my visit I arrived before my appointment time, the girl had forgotten the key, and I had to leave to find a restroom and then come back.  One suggestion might be to leave the restroom key in the office.  Other than that this is a great place to get a good quality airbrush tan and I will continue to go there.
__label__4 Absolutely love this place!!!! I would (and have) recommended many people here for the best airbrush tan. Donna is all around great - she always recommends the best color for you, makes you feel comfortable, and gets you in and out . The price is perfect and there are even deals! This is definitely my go-to when I need extra color for an event. I would never go anywhere else!
__label__2 Good soup, if I am stranded in summerlin I know exactly where to go if I want a Thai version of Pho.
__label__4 Roasted duck curry for $8, you have to be kidding.  We have not gone back to any of the neighborhood Chinese take-outs since this location of Thai Noodle opened.   Their prices are extremely reasonable for the quality of food.  If you go to any one of their locations be sure and try the salmon and avocado panang, original and a great balance of flavors.
__label__0 Messed up my order the told me it was what I ordered. What I ordered was not even a soup but that's what I got. Then I had to pay for it? Won't be going back!
__label__3 Thai is my comfort food... Papaya salad... And Tom yum with shrimp.. (I only eat fish/seafood/tofu)  (a pescetarian).  And the green curry w tofu...This place is hittin.  Delivery will ALWYS get a review from me, so.. Here it is!  Wish they were open later and they DONT have fresh spring rolls... Only fried... Not a plus... Delivery is swift and food hits the spot.  Enjoy!
__label__3 This place has reasonable prices. They have a large selection of food here. The Satay Chicken is very dry. It was difficult to eat. I liked the Pineapple Fried rice . I had 3 helpings of it. Their Thai Tea is pretty sweet. The Phat Thai was good too. Their Green Curry Paste Fried Rice was really spicy.
__label__1 this is for tough mudder 2014. \n\ni did tough mudder in 2012...it was actually pretty tough for an obstacle race. not so much this year. i don't know if they're marketing to a different crowd or what, but a large portion of the obstacles had lame sauce dripped all over them. \n\nfor starters, they did away with 3 great obstacles....this gigantic log pile up, climb over thingy....a giant muddy hill climb with a rope netting bridge thingy....and a 2 inch balance beam over a water pit thingy.....\n\nthis year, everything was WAY too easy and extremely do-able. which is fine, but don't label yourself \"the toughest thing you'll ever do\" when that's not at all true. \n\nexample: walking on top of culverts for 10 feet? hopping over a series of 3 foot deep ditches? crawling under a net? a non-slippery Everest? after spending most of the time running 12 miles with a few light obstacles every so often, i went home and did a 2 hour mountain bike ride just to make me feel like i got a little exercise. \n\nthe aid stations were plentiful and as before, all the staff are very amp'd up and helpful. you pay for everything, from parking (15 bucks) to bag check (5 bucks).\n\nit's way too expensive, even for early bird pricing to not get the challenge I was anticipating.
__label__3 We came in for restaurant week, and will be back. The menu was excellent and service warm and friendly. Yeah, a bit heavy on the white hair crowd, but that is just fine with me. I am there to enjoy a great meal.
__label__2 I wanted to really like this place, but there were a few things that kept me from loving it.\n\nMy friend and I found this place through yelp, and were specifically looking for a happy hour place.\nOutside Voila's front door there was a sign that said that they had happy hour specials from 4pm-6pm, and we arrived at 4:15pm and found that their front door was locked.  Hmph.\n\nWe were peering into the restaurant when an employee of the restaurant came up from behind us and told us that the restaurant doesn't open until 5pm.  He then offered to let us in so we could wait around for 45 minutes for the servers to arrive??  We politely declined this bizarre offer and decided to go to Goldie's next door.\n\nAt 5pm we returned, and ended up ordering two glasses of house red and a large moules frites to share.  The food was delicious, and the wine was very tasty.
__label__1 I was super excited to give this place a try in lieu of Drybar and was disappointed.  My stylist was very nice, however, my hair was completely flat 3 hours later.  I told her I wanted volume and it was anything but.  I had to scramble to restyle myself.   Was hoping to find a gem and support local business, but I guess I will have to stick to my usual.
__label__3 This place was very much needed in this part of Glendale to save the area and bring some more people back after the fizzle of hype that has been drained from Westgate. I was surprised when I rolled back into town and saw the outlet mall as I previously lived at Westgate and remember nothing but the huge parking lot.  Nice stores, good prices, but lacking a food court.  Your basic outlet stores (CK, NIKE, jewelry stores, etc) so nothing too special but decent prices.  I bought four CK shirts for the price of when one would've costed originally.  Hopefully it continues to bring people back to Westgate and bring some business back!
__label__1 ...while I didn't get dinged for the $10 parking that others have cited since it was after football season I really cannot think of a reason to visit these outlets as the vast majority of the stores and \"deals\" can be found at one of the HUNDREDS of local malls and/or shopping centers if you go during the right time or season.  Tack on the big crowds, bratty kids, and general ugliness of the complex and I cannot really think of a reason to return - Cole Haan outlet or not.
__label__0 This place is awful! I'm pretty sure the whole \"discounted\" term they use is a gimmick to fool people into thinking they're paying less! \n\nI went into Michael kors looking for a watch and was told it was $350...that's how much they are at the store inside fashion square and they're only $275 at Dillard's. so don't tell me it's a \"discounted\" place. \n\nCharlotte Russe has their shoes for buy one get one for $12.50...at the non outlet store it's buy one get one for $15.50. \n\nThe H&M has the same prices as the one in Scottsdale. \n\nI've never liked outlet malls, but this one takes the cake for being the worst.
__label__3 It was cool!  Lots of stores and prices were OK at most of the places.  biggest  complaint!!  Where is the roof we live in a oven we need A/C. Also where is the food court at a Subway is all they have. You are forced to drive over  to West gate or just  leave.
__label__3 Great place to shop at, a lot of different stores to choose from.  Parking is fairly easy, especially when it's not during holiday seasons or early morning and early afternoon on week days.
__label__4 Very nice staff. Clean and modern decor. I believe they take all insurances. Dr Hanks has a great bedside manner.
__label__0 Yes, this place is fast, but the front desk staff suck at customer service. The most unfriendly girls full of attitude. I will not come to this location ever again.
__label__3 Cheap gas on the Western edge of town.
__label__2 I love Country music and I love Shania Twain.  I bought tickets for her opening night and actually had the pleasure of scoring tickets to her pre-opening night.  It was great.  She talked a lot more that day because we were the test audience for the show and she shared about her experience to get back out and perform again.  She did great all things considering.  FAST FORWARD:  Went again a few weeks ago because my fianc\u00e9 mom was in town and we knew she would love it.  This time it was a far different experience.  Shania no longer had the first time jitters and she did a lot more audience participation... While I am sure this is amazing for the folks sitting at the end seat that jump up and take selfies and such while she sings along to her songs but how BORING it was for the audience to watch all these random folks on the big screen take pictures and then we were subjected to watch these drunk young girls take a million duck face photos with her and one of the girls accidently punched Shania in the face while fist pumping... Shania FINALLY moved on when one of the girls actually jumped on her back like they were long time friends!  So after that song I thought she would get on stage....NOPE.. she continued to go through the audience AGAIN... I couldn't even see her anymore... it looked so weird on the stage while she was in the back high fiving the audience... So now this leads me to the middle-end of the show... she does a camp fire scene and pulls up a few more audience people to sit around with her while she sings... what does she do... she calls the out-of-control drunk girls up so we got to see them take more duck face selfies while she sang.  I think they could do a lot less of the audience participation and more singing and dancing.  I think if they got rid of the campfire-audience part people would be happier.  \n\nNow on the good note... she looks AMAZING and I loved all her songs!  :)
__label__0 There are positives to this show.  We had great seats.  The sound level was appropriate.  The excitement of the audience was great.  Being in Caesar's Palace was fun.  Shania is beautiful but she sounded like an awkward karaoke singer.  Her long locks of fake hair were annoying.  After the second time that she walked into the audience to do selfies and ignore all of the other people at the concert - we walked out and went home.  We didn't think this show was Caesar's Palace quality.  I have been to Celine and Rod Stewart and they desire 5 stars.  But, Shania could use some work with a vocal instructor.  The loud instrumentals and all of the backup singers helped to cover her lackluster voice.  You would be much better off buying her cd and listening to it at home than going to this concert.  This is the worst vocal performance I have seen in Vegas and I have been to all of the major shows.
__label__3 How can this woman possibly be 49 years old?\n\nShe was gorgeous and gracious. If you look at my photos you will see how close she was to us. She fearlessly circulated among us the entire night.\n\nBut we paid almost $200.00 per ticket to hear her and while she was amazing when she sang...AMAZING...she encouraged far too much audience participation. I did not spend that kind of money to hear her fans slaughter her songs. \n\nWe ALL know the words...we're fans. We're at your show when we could be doing lots of fun stuff in Vegas. How 'bout YOU sing? That hokey campfire? C'mon!\n\nI can't give you less than four stars, Shania. You're too fierce and your extensions are too gorgeous but consider making a few tweaks that would respect your audience a bit more.
__label__0 Bad service. Mismarked boxes. Bought pecan halves there the other day. Opened the box and found pieces. Checked the labels to make sure it wasn't my error. \nReturned to store found all the boxes were mislabeled.\nTime spent driving and discussing well over 2 hours. The mgr offered no remedy just \"sorry.\" \nQuestion: Do they really give a damn about quality and service?\nAnswer: Absolutely not. \nI don't want unreliability like this when trying to build my biz. I think I'll stick with Restaurant Depot.
__label__0 One of the worse dining experiences I've ever had. Our \"waiter\" gregorio, screwed up every aspect of our meal, including not splitting our check properly as requested, and mixing the receipts up afterwards. Then today I realized that he double charged us for our meal and tip. Now we have to deal with getting our extra $ back.   DO NOT RECOMMEND AT ALL.
__label__1 I stayed at this hotel for two nights.. big mistake. the restroom was very small, bed was fine. I did feel like a construction worker. Diddo on what charlene said this stay was over priced I believe I would have been happier at a motel 6. the restaurant was a huge disapointment. I ordered the mussels which came out ok, but my $30 filet was over cooked and had zero taste, it literally tasted as if they just threw it on the grill and forgot to turn it. I sent that back and got the bacon chedder burger, could you believe they still asked me how I wanted it cooked. yes it came out over cooked again. I went back to the room and ordered out.
__label__3 I stayed here for one night on business and booked the day of my stay.  No problems whatsoever.  Staff was very professional and polite.\nHad breakfast in the morning and it was good but definitely hotel-priced.\nThey do offer a lot of convenient amenities like the bistro with a la carte items, the gym, indoor pool, computer access & free wi-fi.\nThe room was super CLEAN and quiet which was great.  \nTook a while to get the water temperature from scalding hot in the shower to something more reasonable.  That and the lack of available outlets in the room, which doesn't seem to be uncommon anymore, are the reasons I deducted a star.
__label__3 This is my preferred style o' cuisine here: funky, inventive and doesn't quite make sense until you put it in your mouth. Savory waffles are my JAM. Their benny (a spin on a traditional eggs benedict with crab) was absolutely delicious ($8.5). We got the monthly waffle special- Waffle Rancheros ($8.95)- chorizo, rancheros sauce, sour cream, green onions. We also couldn't resist the sweet potato fries ($4) with marshmallow fluff jerk sauce. \n\nTip: get a latte or cappuccino! they have one FREE refill! \n\nIt was PACKED on a Sunday but what else can you expect? Service was great! The host obliged my request for some coffee while we waited.\n\nWhy only 4 stars? Hmmm... it hurts a little bit to pay $9 for a waffle with no sides.
__label__4 You need to go here!  They have an amazing menu full of breakfast classics that you'd expect, but they also mix things up a bit by offering some of those same classics with a twist like the Southern Waffle with an egg, cheese, sour cream, and salsa,  or Eggs Benedict with crab meat served on a waffle. SO GOOD!
__label__2 Great little waffle/breakfast joint on the South Side.  It was a little pricey and the service was sluggish, but the food was great and the portion was a decent size!
__label__2 This is a tough event to review.  If I could give half stars, I would go with 2.5.\n\nI had never been to a performance of the Singing Christmas tree before, so I was looking forward to checking it out. As Chad mentioned in his review, the show was an odd mixture that included traditional Christmas songs, international Christmas songs, puppets, and dancers. \n\nThe singers making up the tree did sound pretty good for most of the songs they performed and the soloist had a nice voice.  However, there were a few songs that did not get very good treatment. For example, I felt that their performance of Feliz Navidad was watered down and washed out.  It was a disappointment.  Overall though, I would rate the singers a solid 3 stars. \n\nThe dancing was hit or miss. I enjoyed the Irish dancers, but some of the other dances were not my cup of tea. A couple of times, I felt the dances seemed a bit out of place for this type of performance - the rockette style dancing by younger performers seemed a bit odd to me. I would give this portion of the show 2 stars.\n\nI like the Grey Seal Puppets but honestly, the storyline of the polar bear puppet was a bit on the silly side.   The talents of the Grey Seal Puppeteers are much more apparent in their other performances. \n\nHowever, the biggest problems I noticed were with the venue itself. I would give the venue 1 star.   First off, when we arrived, there were a lot of seats that had been double-booked.  I have never seen that type of chaos at any type of performance I have been to. It was bizarre.\n\nThe acoustics in this venue have always been bad, and they still are. \n\nThen, the seats were actually uncomfortable and I felt squished into my seat sitting between one big person and one tall person.  I almost felt claustrophobic at times. \n\nTo top it all off, it was really hot in there.... so uncomfortable that we thought about leaving halfway through the show.   We did end up staying for the entire performance but I have to admit, I felt a sense of relief when the show was over.
__label__0 First time trying this place today. Placed a to-go lunch special order of spicy mint chicken. I feel jipped..! The order of spicy mint chicken was soooo small! I didn't get full whatsoever. An eggroll, wonton crisp, and steamed rice also came with the lunch special, but it still wasn't enough. The price wasn't bad.. $6.75. But I was soooo disappointed in the portion size. \n\nI won't be coming back here.
__label__1 Don't go here expecting much. It's really just not very good. My mom said her yellow curry lacked flavor, too many onions and was very runny. I got the kung pao chicken lunch special, barely any chicken, just mostly the other stuff they make it with, and a couple scraps of chicken mixed in. Tasted okay, but just disappointing all around. I did like the thai tea though.
__label__2 I was on my lunch,  and decided to give this place a go,  since I was really craving some Thai food and it was the only location close by.  \nThe restraunt it's self is pretty small,  only about 8 tables.   When I arrived in was still kinda crowded from the lunch rush,  and none of the tables looked bused yet.  The gentlemen in the front serving noticed me right away and cleaned off a table promptly.  \nI ordered a plate of pad kea mow,  which is my favorite Thai dish.  I got my food quickly in less than ten minutes.  One thing I thought was strange was how the noodles used were not fat wide noodles that I usually see in the dish.  Instead they were similar to fettuccine noodles.  When asking how spicy I would like,  the waitress asked between one and five stars.  Now,  I'm used to them asking me in between one and ten,  so it took me a second to decide on my desired spiciness.  \nI went ahead and went with a two.  \nThe dish it's self was still pretty spicy, and it was lacking some of the essential flavors I was looking for.  \nAll and all,  it was a nice cheap and quick place for me to spend my lunch,  and I will probably be coming here again.
__label__1 Yogurt+ is a C- if you're grading on a generous curve.  It's just another mediocre self-serve frozen yogurt spot.  As if there aren't enough of those around the valley.\n\nUnlike the Mojo in nearby CityNorth there's a decent variety of flavors to choose from.  Unfortunately, few of the six flavors my fianc\u00e9 and I tried had a decent taste.  Something just wasn't right with most of them.  A few (Chocolate Coco Cake, Cinnamon Roll, and Cappuccino) even made me gag when they touched my tongue.  Pistachio was the only one that I enjoyed, but not enough to recommend that anyone go out and even sample it.  When it comes to toppings, there's plenty of candy and some fresh fruit, but a severe lacking of quality nuts.  I'm also not a fan of there only being one large bowl size.  I hate how these charge-you-by-the-ounce places try to fool customers into putting more in their bowls than they may actually want.\n\nThe space is big and clean.  It looks exactly like a Yogurtology which was originally going to move into the spot.  I don't know what happened with that, but someone appears to have swooped in with this less than stellar self-serve yogurt shop instead.\n\nIt's a shame.  Desert Ridge really could use a decent desert place.  Unless they tweak their flavors, it's too bad Yogurt+ isn't it.
__label__1 I had a bad experience here and probably won't go back. I was on a date and that is the main reason I didn't complain to the waiter. The chicken and pasta dish I had was terrible. I guess when I saw mushrooms I should have thought it may have a marsala sauce or mushroom sauce but I asked for no mushrooms and it still tasted like mushrooms. It was really bad. The chicken was not fresh grilled chicken but more like it had been pulled from a rotisserie chicken. It had dark meat in it? The service was good but I just can't comprehend how you mess up a chicken and pasta dish. At a minimum, stay away from the Grilled (it was not grilled!) Chicken Fettuccine dish!
__label__0 After other failed attempts I decided to look on yelp for a landscaper.   Was excited when Adrian came over within 2 hours of calling him for a quote.  Unfortunately, it went downhill from there. I called on a Thursday and he came over to give a quote for a clean up and service every 2 weeks.  Saturday at noon I sat and waited for the cleanup...1 pm came around and I finally called to see where he was (hour late...no call no show)  he said he would come at 5 pm instead of the 12 pm that we scheduled...it rained and I never heard back from him. \nOn Monday I reached out, 3 times, and was told he would stop over on Wednesday to take care of everything.  Said it would take 3 hours...\nWednesday,  he shows up at 5 pm, instead of the 4 pm he promised and within an hour and a half he said he had to leave to go do another quote for someone that was upset with him. He left my front yard untouched and then proceeded to tell me he only quoted the back yard, despite walking around our entire property during the initial quote.  My front yard is grass and I only needed it to be mowed.\nI then asked if he would come back for the front yard and a re seeding of the back yard that he cleaned up.  Adrian quoted another price and said he would be over the following Wednesday. \nAfter another no call no show we have decided to go with another company.  \nAdrian is another 1 man show that goes after quick cash and doesn't follow through.   Save yourself the headache.
__label__4 Got the beef stew special. Was very good especially when you put Hawaiian chili pepper water all ova. Broke da mouth!! My sis had the teriyaki chicken & it was sweet tender & tasty :-)\n\nThanks Steven & Dawn for a good dinner :-)
__label__4 FINALLY got to eat here for the first time today. It's a but if a journey from where we live, but with pops in town visiting.. All the more reason to take a cruise. There were 6 of us (ma, pops, the bf, daughter, baby and myself). All I can say is good food and great service!\nOur order: mahi mahi w/fried noodles, Kauai chicken (so ono) w/fried noodles, kalbi and garlic shrimp w/rice and saimin.\nEveryone left with happy opus :) \nNeed to drive out more often just to come eat here
__label__4 Chelsea was phenomenal. We came in for a birthday, had great service, custom cocktails made for everyone in our party, and Chelsea's knowledge of early 90's music was the cherry on top of the sundae. Definitely will be coming back!
__label__2 Went for happy hour and would definitely go again, but wasn't blown away by anything in particular.\n\nThe food menu is pretty limited, which is expected since it's a bar and there's a full restaurant next door.  We tried the perogies and some of the pate.  Both were good, but again, nothing astounding.  Although, now I see that we could have also ordered from the legume menu...\n\nWe had some cocktails and would definitely come back to try some of the others.\n\nOverall, I'm mainly won over by the location, which is walking distance for me, and the fact that it wasn't too crowded at about 5:30pm.
__label__3 We came late on a Saturday night and did not have to wait at all.\n\nThe service was both up and down. We had some staff who were incredibly friendly and out going while our main waitress was gruffy and looked like she wanted to beat someone up but her mood seemed to lighten up towards the end.\n\nTheir gyozas were good, and I ordered their Ajo or garlic ramen as my main. If you love garlic, you will enjoy this dish as much as I do though I might not suggest this dish for a first date, unless you bring some gum! The portions are large, the meat/egg and vegetables were cooked fine, and the broth itself had dried garlic chips and a handful of whole garlic cloves so you will be all about garlic.\n\nThis was perfect for a cold night, and BYOB.
__label__2 Really wanted to like this place, but it was just ok-- not bad, but not good either. Will we go again? Maybe if we're desperately craving ramen.\n\nWe tried the Shoyu ramen and the Shoyu Chasu ramen. The broth is just missing some depth. There was no layer of fat/greasiness that you usually see in a bowel of ramen like this. It was maybe a step above soy sauce and water. Also they nickel and dime you for toppings that should be standard, like an egg and nori. The pricing leaves you paying $12-14 for a bowel of \"meh\" ramen. \n\nWith that said, they do have a lot of other noodle choices that could be better. But our first experience here trying the standard was not that great.
__label__2 Ramen Bar is a welcome addition of Japanese food to the Pittsburgh area. Unfortunately, me and my roommate are both from California, so we have very high expectations of ramen.\n\nThe portion were a bit on the small side, and the flavor wasn't anything spectacular. They charge extra for things that are usually given in normal ramen--like egg, etc. \n\nThe decor was cute and the servers were nice. The food wasn't anything special though so I doubt I will feel a need to head back to Ramen Bar with so many better Asian restaurants surrounding it.
__label__3 Went there 3 times. Takoyaki is highly recommended and there is real octopus in it. The shrimp dumplings are so delicious! I like the black pepper noodle. But make sure you avoid Ten Shindon Rice unless you know what it is. Also the Chinese translation to Ten Shindon Rice is incorrect. The Japanese Udon is insipid. Will try more kinds of ramen in the future. Plus I really like the street shot of Tokyo on the wall.
__label__2 Expensive, but food is consistent and pretty filling. I've had alot better ramen, but in Pittsburgh, choices are limited people. So if ramen is what you're craving, this is the de facto place.
__label__4 Love this place! The ice cream is perfect and the cute atmosphere adds to the experience. I've only tried a couple of flavors, but they were delicious!
__label__4 By far the BEST place for ice cream.  Make sure to stop here.  Amazing ice cream and great service!!!
__label__0 Freezer burnt, mediocre at best ice cream. Won't be back.
__label__3 Had the miso soup and that was great and tasty. The gyoza pork came our not fried, and wasn't sure is gyoza suppose to be fried? In any case it was very good. The rolls had more fish than rice and that was great. Tasted fresh. I had the ocean roll. The ginger on the side though see less tasty and old. The wasabi was not a bright green but dull green, not sure why or was it too old? On any case I would eat there again. It's better than the fast food places, but it will cost some more as any other sushi place.
__label__3 Had about 30 minutes before my flight was boarding, and I was pretty hungry.  I hemmed and hawed about picking a place to eat, but figured, what the hell, airport sushi - I'm a masochist.  Suprisingly, it was much better than one would expect.\n\nI ordered the First in Flight combo - spicy tuna roll, yellowtail nigiri, and spinach salad - and a burr.  The spicy tuna roll could have been a little bit spicier, but nothing some wasabi couldn't remedy.  The yellowtail was actually much better and melted in your mouth, I mean, my mouth.  Spinach salad was pretty standard except they serve up quite a bit of it.  All for $15 bucks, which I thought was pretty reasonable given (a) sushi, and (b) airport prices.\n\nI overlooked the Shotgun Betty burrs that they had on tap.  It's a funky tasting beer, but so good.  It has a bubble-gum/banana taste... and it's so good, I promise.  Anyways, I think it's Lone Star Brewing or something like that, and they don't have a huge Charlotte presence AFAIK.  I'm glad that there are other places than Carolina Alehouse that carries it.  Now I can tell my buddy from Indiana about airport Bettys.\n\ndmo out.
__label__2 I think it is necessary to give a little back story before getting into my review...\nI called earlier in the week to ask about their reservation policy because we had a party of 8.  When I spoke to the hostess she indicated I had to speak with their event planner for a party of \"our size\" because they can't really accomodate that many and they don't take reservations.  No call back so I called again 2 days later and left another message.  The event coordinator called me back eventually leaving me a pretty rude voicemail reiterating that they only have one area by the bar that can seat 8 people and their banquet room was booked already.  She proceeded to say that they anticipate about an hour long wait for a party our size.  From the very beginning I felt like having a party of 8 was the biggest hassle!  I called back and asked to talk to a manager since this was a bday and we wanted to at least have some type of communication that this oversized party was coming in.  The female manager was not very helpful and just simply said they aren't really set up for larger parties so I can try to call ahead and they will just do what they can.  She just acted rather snotty and once again as if this was majorly inconvenient.  Not impressed at all!\n\nQuick wrap up...we were sat right away.  The waitress was pretty nice.  The place is big...nicely decorated..not intimate...looked like a chain restaurant from the inside.  We ordered the guacamole and fried green tomato apps and they were both pretty bland and small portions.\n\nSome tried the ribs, the flatbreads, salads, burgers, etc.  Everything was just ok.  One member of our party didn't get his food until we were all done due to the waitress's mistake.  It happens, but no manager apology, and really it was barely mentioned by the waitress.  She did offer a free dessert at the end so that was nice.\n\nThe banana cream pie wasn't good, the key lime pie was super tart and the apple crisp was the table's favorite.\n\nOverall, the food was average at best.\nThe service was average\n\nFor the price point, you can do better.  I wouldn't return.
__label__2 Very average and tends to be Overpriced. Based on two visits with our family I doubt we will return as there are too many high quality options in Charlotte. \nAlso -- avoid the Sunday brunch!!  Food was variable and not worth the price. Eggs Benedict and shrimp-grits were very good. Carvery, jumbalaya, and soup were not up to standard.
__label__0 I had a business dinner there last night.  The filet \"special\" was so chewy one of my guests had to spit part of it out and the demi glaze on top if it was lumpy and cold.  The service was bad as described in other reviews.  The waitress didn't tell us about the special - the manager did when he brought our wine.  When we later asked her about it (maybe this was a sign) she looked like it was the first time she had heard of it.  In addition she took forever to take our order then brought out salads WITH dinner.  I was completely embarrassed for my recommendation and let them know it was based on location as I had only had appetizers and drinks there before.  I won't be returning.
__label__1 Maybe because it's a new location they have not got the kinks worked out yet.  We sat in the bar area.  The server took almost 30 mins to come back to take our order after we told him we wanted to order food.  We shared the general Li's dish and asked them to split it.  They just brought  an extra plate.  That's okay, but actually placing the meal on two separate plates would have been a nice extra step and a lot less messy for us.  They were a little stingy with the rice, too.  Not really enough for the rest of the ingredients to balance out the soy sauce, so it turned out too salty.  Tip: ask for extra rice.
__label__1 While the service was good when I p/u my takeout, I found the food to be average at best.  General Lings Chicken was Pei Wei copycat, and the Tomatillo Salad was only slightly more interesting.  I'm sure there are better things on the menu, but 1st impression does not push me to revisit any time soon
__label__1 Meh. The location and the venue is great, but the food is only okay.  I liked the drinks, though! CREATIVE!!
__label__2 I was excited to try Pho here since they opened after hearing about it and passing by after it opened, the Yelp reviews were promising as well! I went with fellow Yelper Heather S. as we were in the mood for hot soup on that cold night! \n\nThe decor is nice, bright and clean and I like the open view kitchen so that you can see the cooks moving about while making every ones food. \n\nI was in the mood for something with shrimp in it and for Pho there were only two options for seafood. They had the seafood Pho which had, shrimp, scallops and imitation crab or Tom Pho which is what I ordered that only had shrimp.\n\nThe Pho noodles and the broth were good however my little shrimps had been cooked to death, overcooked then filled in a bowl with boiling hot water just killed it as those shrimps never had a chance to be good. That is a pet peeve of mine, over cooked seafood is a deal breaker and will ruin a meal as shrimp should not be hard as a rock and chewy. I do not suggest ordering the Tom Pho.\n\nI did like the fresh spring rolls with the peanut dipping sauce and my lychee flavored iced tea was a winner.\n\nIf you do not see a combination that is listed you do have the option to create your own up to three meats.\n\nThere is no ATM in this restaurant, they refer you across the street of crazy busy spring mountain to a Wells Fargo bank ATM. I have no idea why previous reviews state there is an ATM located inside of the restaurant when there is not. \n\nAlso no credit card transactions are accepted for less than 20.00 so it made it sort of complicated for us going dutch.
__label__1 Today was my first time trying it, it wasn't too bad but I've had better.\nThe service wasn't good at all, he messed up one of our orders and not once did he check on my table. \n\nFood was decent, service could of been better. Maybe it was just an off day for them. Overall decent place if your on the go and need a quick fix.
__label__0 The broth is weak and there's a funny taste in the meatballs. The one on rainbow used to be one of my favorites. The food quality and flavor have really slipped with the expansion. Much better Pho one block either way.
__label__0 I went on easter Sunday because most places were packed. One of the worst places I've been to. Their food was terrible and was just overwhelming. And we asked what the waiter thought was good, but it wasnt wat we hoped for.
__label__3 The food is great the portions are perfect and the sevice is outstanding...the only problem is they have a 20.00 min to use debt, this is a problem for me Because I usually go by myself and don't carry cash so I probably won't come back because I can get the same great food service and portions two minutes down the street and use debit anytime I want.
__label__0 This should be NO stars!!!  We ordered our food and begin eating.  My friend went to the bathroom and when he came back, he said the cook was doing #2, flushes the toilet, walks out without washing his hands.  Be aware!!!  Disgusted about the situation, we ask for the check.  The waiter notices we hardly ate and asks if everything was okay.  We explained the situation and he just Oh\nSorry.  We also found a piece of plastic in our soup.  What a waste of time.  The messed up part is that we paid for the lunch.  Never again.  You have been warned!!!
__label__1 Came here once and wasn't too sure if I wanted to return. Food was okay, just had better. I had the bun riue and it had real crab but it was missing something. I added more fish sauce but it didn't have the taste I was used too. We had the spring rolls wasn't all.that great.
__label__0 This was the most horrible experience. I am an avid restaurant goer and haven't had a BAD experience in a very long time, until now. We finished our meal. Waiter never checked on us mid way.  At the end, I had to go up to the desk and ask for the check. Took us 1 hr to cash out. No Rhyme or reason - we were not a bothersome table. My family of four ate, didn't ask for anything. We told the waiter at the beginning of our order that we needed Spring Rolls at the end. We finished our meal for a good 15 minutes before I had to walk up there myself.  Why did it take us 1 hour to cash out?  Because they suck at telling us our additional to go order of an appetizer was too hard to fulfill because they are out of spring rolls.\n\nThat's just dumb. One hour to cash out. Very poor service. The food was good. Average good food. But I will never come back to Jenni Pho again. I don't care how \"creative\" that name sounds.
__label__2 Yelp 100 Challenge 2013- 26/100\n\nWorking within the gaming industry calls for certain licensing requirements, fingerprints and background checks included. My office referred me to this place and off I went.The fingerprinting itself was a painless and effortless process. I was done in a jiffy-- in and out in 30 minutes tops-Not too bad for any government office. \n\nI didn't have to deal with ink stained hands, it's all digital!  The staff was friendly and seemed like they knew what they were doing. I did (8)sets of prints for 28 bucks. They only accepted cash so I had to hit up the ATM.
__label__1 Went from an A to a B and now to a C. Wasn't displaying the grade for awhile. Now they have their C up. I'm one of over 16 calls to the health board I'm told.
__label__0 Update: I went back again at a later time. The place was pretty empty. \nService was slow and kinda bad. I think the person was new and didn't really know what to do. \nThere was mold on the fruit going around and also the salad was wilted and brown. \nWould never be going back....
__label__0 Most disgusting sushi ever.  As each dish came forward on the conveyor belt, it was like watching some bizarre game of chance.  Not really knowing if the next bite was going to make you sick(er)....
__label__1 I really wanted to like this place, but came for lunch and was very, very underwhelmed. If you want revolving sushi definitely consider Sushi Station instead. \n\nRolls: Too much rice, all the crab was fake and overpriced.\nWhat really bugged me was that the majority of their specialty rolls were just rolls with FRUIT on top of them (mango, kiwi, strawberries) for $1 more. I'm no expert but I'm pretty sure I'd get sick if I ate that type of combination. \n\nFish: Tried the salmon nigiri, and it was alright for $2. The fish wasn't funky tasting but it was also cut very VERY slenderly. For that reason I would not buy that again. \n\nService: Average. The waitress kept asking me if I was okay, probably because I simply didn't like anything on the belt so just watched the food pass for about 20 minutes.  Very awkward situation. \n\nThe bill wasn't that cheap, the food wasn't that good, and I will not be back. If you know anything about good sushi you'll agree.
__label__2 Only three stars because I was concerned about how long the dishes stayed on the belt. The items we ate were good but some were warm and some were cool, noting very cold or very hot. \n\nThe staff was courteous and answered our questions. I think this is a great place for a group of friends not my idea of a date night.
__label__3 A delightful place with a unique feature. The revolving bar goes around the tables and allows customers to take what they want when they want it. Kiku Sushi allows you to choose the sushi you want without having to order and entire plate of 6-8 pieces. You pick up the plate from the bar which gives you 2-6 pieces of sushi per plate. There is less chance of you wasting the food and a better chance of you to get only what you love and try new things. The service is friendly and helpful. They all take great care of the customer. Another great thing is that of your sushi gets taken up by other patrons you can always just ask the waitress to have the chef make you your order instead of waiting for the dish to come around. They really want to make sure everyone has a great and filling experience.
__label__1 The last time i was here it wasn't as bad as i remembered it to be in the past. When you come here be prepared to wait and hour or two before you can leave. Also expect  below average customer service and bring some water and snacks lol you are welcome.
__label__0 Do not use this company to tow your car. My husband called to have our car towed and told them he would present our AAA card to them for payment.  They towed the car to the dealership and then informed us that the bill would be $147.00. When my husband reminded them that we were using triple A they then informed him that they don't accept AAA. Funny how they didn't let him know that when he made the appointment. Scammers!
__label__4 The driver, Daniel, was early to the pickup, so there was no pressure on the drive. He was courteous and helpful. I called other cabs to compare prices and they were by far the cheapest to the airport. Great value indeed!
__label__3 This place is AMAZING!!! \"Multi-tainment\" center perfectly describes this place. You can eat, lounge, bowl, play and watch movies all in the same place! This place houses 3 restaurants (347 Grill, Luxe and Cones Caf\u00e9) The 347 Grill and the Luxe share the same kitchen, so you'll get the same food quality. The biggest difference between the two is the 347 Grill is family friendly and the Luxe is for adults only with more emphasis on the drinks as the bar anchors this lounge/restaurant. My group ate at the Luxe due to the wait at Grill 347; the food was okay nothing to scream about good enough to keep the night festive, the price points were dead on. I had the Mediterranean salad which was well balanced and good in size however I wish the cucumbers were more freshly cut.  My husband ordered the Honey BBQ wings which were good in size, well sauced and crunchy, yum! The other people in my party all enjoyed their food as well. After dinner we headed over to the Ultra Star cinemas for a movie. For an additional $2.50 you can upgrade to the \"Star Class\" area upstairs and view your movie minor free with drink and waiter service, score!!! I didn't get a chance to bowl at the \"Tin Pens\" bowling alley but next time I definitely will. The Arcade was decent. What I like most about this place is the open concept, there are plenty of areas to lounge all around and all the areas of interest seem to flow harmoniously into one another.  Give this place a try you'll be sure to love it! I'm happy I finally have a place to go when I'm in Maricopa!!! PS- They have laser tag too!
__label__1 Checked out arcade and ice cream shop. place is high tech no doubt. movie theater is another story. both times i've attended movie has started late, there was long lines in concession stand and box office because they only had one cashier in each of them. I think ill stick to harkins even though its a 20 minute drive.
__label__4 Dropped by here to watch This is The End.  The theater was huge, the screen was very clear and the seating was so comfortable.  I will definitely return here to watch a movie again if in the area.  Also, this place has bowling, pool and eateries.  Give this place a try if in the area.
__label__1 This airport has few choices and we decided upon this location as they were busy but there was no wait.  We were seated quickly but then it took forever for anyone to approach us regards our order.  Good thing we had the time waiting on our flight as the service continued to be very slow and forget needing a drink refill.  The lettuce on the burger was 25% brown, fries cold and bun stale.  Not impressed with the food nor the service.  The airport needs other choices as I wouldn't eat here again.
__label__1 good location in the airport but the food was sub par.... not houstons like the hillstone chain...
__label__3 This is probably one of the best sushi places I've been to in Vegas that is off the strip.\n\nThere were no lines, it was not busy so the servers were very attentive & the service was great. Since this was my first time there, the server kindly explained to me their specials and their recommended dishes. \n\nThe quality of the sushi was really good. The cut of the fish was not thin and not small like the other restaurants that I've been to...And best of all they do 1/2 off nigiris & rolls. So you get your monies worth for sure!!\n\nI ordered the tiger roll and these usually cost $10-15 depending on the restaurant; the original price here was $10 but since it was half off, I got it for $5 and it was a FULL roll; with 8 pieces. \nI also ordered the amaebi (sweet shrimp) and I'm very picky about this nigiri. But this sushi was amazing. Two large shrimps and it was delicious!\nMy friend ordered a few orders of salmon & hamachi. Both were great, nice & fatty.\n\nThis will be my new go-to sushi place in Vegas!
__label__4 Simply put, this store is amazing. Stylish, classy, and comfortable clothing at VERY reasonable prices. They have a lot of workout gear, in addition to everyday clothing. My parents sent me several things from here for my birthday last month, and my mom wanted to take me on my recent visit since I loved everything they sent. They had a great sale going on, and I can tell you I did not leave empty handed (good thing I had half of an empty suitcase to fill)!! All of the clothing sold here is incredibly comfortable and is good for the young and not-so-young. The employees are super friendly and give honest opinions on what looks good- or not.\n\nI hope they open more of these stores across the country!
__label__4 I own a coffee shop in the same Plaza as the Oatmeal Cafe and I can't start my day right without this awesome oatmeal!!!!  Very flavorful,  healthy and super creative!  Melissa can make it into pancakes, burgers, cookies you name it.  She carries incredible,  authentic teas as well.  It's a great place to hang out with your friends for breakfast or possibly lunch.  The owners are very friendly and always make time to chat with you!  Love this place!!!  Jennie
__label__0 I am writing this review based on this specific location. I live quite a bit away but due to a \"youtube\" video I decided to give Dr. Alonge a try. I needed to discuss quite a few things but upon arrival at the office there was no receptionist at the front. When she finally got there I had to do this bubble scan tron. I guess this location is doing a Pilot of this new system. Its terrible and very IMPERSONAL. What is worse is that the Doctor and Medical Assistant were able that way as well.  The Doctor literally didn't look up from his computer once he started imputing things. He didn't ask what I was doing as far as my LIFE he just tried to make a assessment based on this quiz that he didn't even tell me about when half the time I was giving joking responses. He seemed very robotic and definitely wasn't a good fit but that isn't why this place is getting one star because with doctors that happens my issue is with the staff. I literally sat for over thirty minutes waiting to get my labs done without any idea as to who was coming or when. This location has a small one room lab and the lady was nice when she finally arrived but I had to go SEARCHING to be able to find someone to try to locate the lady to get a estimate the medical assistant was no where to be found. Once I was trying to exit after it was all said and done this lady at the exit door REFUSED to let me leave she told me I had to WAIT to check out. I was NEVER planning to come back to this place again nor was I instructed that I needed to see the check out people but guess what? she still gave me a hard time and when I finally did get to the lady I HAD ALREADY SIGNED THE PAPER that they wanted to prove I was here. Overall it was a terrible experience and since I like Health Care Partners Pediatrics I will probably try out another location but overall this was the PITS!
__label__1 I debated on a 2 or 3 star review and you can see what it ended up being... \nI've heard so much over the years about Zoo Lights and was really excited to finally go. Here's the goods and bads of the Phoenix Zoo Lights...\n\nPOSITIVE: It had lights. It was outside. You go at your own pace. Some of the light set ups were pretty cool. There was a talking giraffe that you could interact with. There was a light show to music above the water. SRP gave out buy 1 get 1 free coupons. \n\nNEGATIVE: It costs $13 a person. The line to buy tickets was rediculiously long and slow moving. The line to get in was just as bad. The lights are ok but nothing like its made out to be and there aren't nearly as many as it seems. The trail you follow isn't very long meaning the exhibit wasn't very big. The amount of money they charge 1 person for a snack is more then you could feed a whole family dinner. The employees are rude and obviously aren't the \"people person\" type. The slide, caresuell, zip line, and camal rides costs extra. There is not one real animal in sight. \n\nTo sum it up the experience was highly over rated, over priced and over populated! I'm glad I went so I can say \"been there, done that\" but Im not sure which is worse... the amount of money the adventure costed or the horrible disappointment I felt when it was over!
__label__3 As good as a real Starbucks. Good service, good products, reasonable prices, and nice staff.\n\nREMEMBER... This is NOT a real Starbucks. This is a franchised store owned and operated by Target. So things may occasionally be different than in a corporate owned store. This includes training of the baristas. They don't go through typical Starbucks training, so they won't always know the entire menu and how to properly prepare things.
__label__0 I officially give up on this location!  I would this give this location zero stars if I could. I stopped going through the drive thru because they could never give me 100% of my order. I ordered carry out inside and got home without everything I paid for...again!!  If you are charging me for all white meat, then give me what I paid for!!! It's just not that hard of a concept to grasp. It's super aggravating to get all the way home and not have what you ordered and paid extra for. Having to run back out to go argue over what was or wasn't in the bag is too inconvenient.  Sorry, but I won't be coming back.
__label__0 Incompetent idiots that work there. Asked me three times to confirm my order and then I get home and my order is still wrong! It's not that hard. So now I either go back because my kids food isn't in there and my kids go to bed late or I have to make them something else to eat after I just spent $30 for food that wasn't even my order. Not to mention the girl at the window threw the packets of honey and butter at us because she was annoyed that we asked and said \"here!\" plus she gave us enough to supply us for the rest of the month. Rude, incompetent,wasteful.
__label__3 Ive been here twice and both times they have run out of cups! It is very maddening. Please have more cups. I do have to say the shaved ice is really good but Im really just interested in the Boba.
__label__1 The shaved ice was awesome. I got a simple mango ice topped with fresh strawberries; it was light, soft, and I wish I would have gotten a larger size! \n\nI guess I am the only person in town that doesn't like the taste of boba... Or Thai tea. But that is more of a personal preference than a complaint.\n\nNow.. My 2 stars comes from the HORRIBLE service. Service is everything to me and I probably won't go back here. We came on Wednesday at about 330. There was no one in line except for us. This was my first time so I was reading the menu, looking at the flavors, etc... Instead of offering personal suggestions or asking if I had questions, he VERY impatiently tapped his fingers and asked, \"are you ready yet?\" \n\nSo yeah, the Snoh was awesome, the service.... Not so much!
__label__4 Got a small taro snow with red bean and condensed milk and it was delicious. I thought it was actually pretty big for a small, but would be good for sharing. Also got a thai iced tea with boba. The boba has great consistency and tastes just right.
__label__3 This Denny's is the best looking,friendly,and cleanest I have ever been in,there is a bar with about four flat screen TV. tables and stools that seats about 20 to 25 people,the deco in the bar area is very stylish,also they serve there frozen drinks too this is strange they have a place inside that says photo booth that you can take pictures, outside I can see but inside I don't see,try the blooded mary garnish with celery /lime and strip of bacon and side car of horse relish $6,00 so forget the food come here for the bar,its also a great place to people watch with an enclosed patio,I did eat breakfast here before I hit 15 SB
__label__0 I love Denny's but after eating here I think I have to stay away from Denny's from a while. The service was terrible and there's no nice way to put it. We were given a bad attitude as soon as we walked in the door....way to set the mood!  I was mostly displeased with the female security guard for being so rude and off. I don't know maybe the terrible service is due to the fact that we visited this place late night...but  that is no excuse to treat customers so horribly.
__label__0 They don't have the standard value menu which is dumb, and they didn't give us silverware until after the food was here...\nOn top of that, not mentioning that a substitution is going to cost an extra $1.30 for a chicken sausage and then saying that I should know it costs extra...whack.\n\nDefinitely not a Grand Slam, more like a strike out.
__label__0 What the hell happened?  Went here again, exact same time of year, one of the same servers.... the place was dead and I see why!  The bar didn't have a bartender in the middle of the day, the service was horrible, the food was crap, even the girl at the cash register was rude.  Wow, what a decline.  Last year was so great, the place was rammed and times were good.  The worst turnaround I have ever seen.  How do you mess up a Denny's?  Wow.
__label__2 I got take-out from Sal's for the first time yesterday, and I had a more overall positive experience than other reviewers.  I think that's partly because I ordered a grilled cheese sandwich, which costs about half of what the other sandwiches cost.  The young woman working the register was super friendly, the food was cooked quickly, and I liked the giant slab of pickle that's included on the side.\n\nThere aren't tons of options on the menu for people like me who don't eat beef or pork, so I probably won't venture very far afield in their menu.  For what it was, my grilled cheese and fries were perfectly fine, and I'll get take-out there again, I expect.
__label__4 I have ate here at least 7 times never been disappointed, the food is fresh and the price is so low. Its rare to find that, love the chicken tortas here.
__label__4 Garrett was so great to deal with!! The cleaning was great - white carpet with lots of tread and mystery stains - dogs & kids are liars ;)  but he was very reasonable, right-on with his quote, and even removed some tougher stains at no extra charge. I also had a small hole that he patched and replaced for about $50 less than I was quoted by others.  A super nice guy to deal with and definitely wanted to make his customer happy - I will use him for all carpet/tile cleaning from now on and refer him to family and friends!!
__label__3 Located next to C1, it's the perfect place to drink off that Vegas hangover while you wait for your flight. Not too expensive either - 9 dollar glass of wine is cheaper than I paid anywhere on the strip! I got some entertaining Vegas stories from the other patrons -- including one from a man whose traveling companion was too drunk to make it through security. Better than reading a copy of Us Weekly!
__label__0 I tried to go here to get a bite to eat and have a Smithwick's.  There's a fridge with premade sandwiches and no Smithwick's.  I don't think you can call yourself an Irish Pub just because one of the 6 beers you have on tap is a Guinness.  I ended up going somewhere else...
__label__1 It's not as good as you hope. It's not a real pub. And the food is less than mediocre. I guess the real reason to stop in is for the beer. The place does look inviting but there is no table service and all the food is prepackaged. The sandwiches were mostly stale bread with very little fixings on them. We would have been better off trying a fast food spot
__label__4 Great selection, my husband is the cook in our family and is obsessed with the fantastic selection of olive oils. This means I get to try some tasty dishes and sample some of the wonderful oils this shop has to offer.
__label__0 This place is a freaking disaster and nightmare. They have to be paying people to go on and write reviews because I can't believe anyone would actually return to this establishment. \n\nFirst of all it's an Italian restaurant in a strip mall next to a sushi joint and a closed down Indian buffet. I don't know why that makes them think they can charge $13 a plate for chicken alfredo but regardless we ordered. \n\nI ordered the lasagna and my bf ordered the chicken alfredo. They both came with salads. I asked for blue cheese with my house (which I didn't get) and my boyfriend who hates salad got the Caesar. Ps we asked if he could substitute the small side salad for anything else like soup and the waitress said no. \n\nThe house dressing was so salty it burned my lips, sorry, I don't enjoy salt on my salad. \n\nThen the food finally came and my boyfriends alfredo was dried out and again soooo salty and my lasagna... don't even get me started... disgusting... AGAIN SALTY... what is with the fricken salt!!\n\nWe were starving and hoping for large portions but we only managed to choke down half of our mediocre portions of overpriced food.\n\nIf you thought that was bad then you should hear about our drinks... My bf ordered bud light which they only had 2 bottles on site so then he had to drink their draft beer and pay the price of their stupid craft draft beer... \n\nWe finally got our check and I knew it was going to be expensive but the waitress charged me $7 each for my well vodka and diet drink... Who the H3LL charges $7 for a well drink!!?!? The BF's Bud Lights were $6.50 TOTAL. I thought it must be a mistake so I asked the waitress if that was the case (maybe she entered the drink wrong) which she did... It should have been $6 for a well and diet?!?!? WTH She said she would refund my $2 but by that point she could keep her $2 and shove it... \n\nWe promptly walked over to Desert Babes Sports Grille, where I got a well and diet for $3 my bf got a big bud light for $3.75 and ordered a delicious appetizer to settle our starving stomachs.\n\nHorrible, expensive and disgusting.. I hope to g0d they close soon.
__label__2 While in town on business, I had an early dinner appointment open up, so I decided to come to Planet Hollywood so I could eat & maybe do some shopping as well before heading back to the airport. I looked up the restaurants online & inteded on going to Yolo's (a Mexican cantina inside the casino), but as I was walking through the Miracle Mile shops, I came across this place & started craving Italian.\n\nThe ambiance is nice. They have a setting for most every need... long & secluded tables for large groups to make it feel family-style, regular seating inside, bar seating with a TV, or patio seating \"outside\" the restaurant to people watch. The music is kinda loud coming from the Miracle Mile walkway & the A/C was up way too high, so it was freezing cold, but the decor is a nice cross between olde world Italia & contemporary flare, so, overall, it was pleasant.\n\nI came around 3pm, which is after the lunch crowd & before the dinner crowd, so it was pretty empty. They were still serving off the lunch menu, which I'm glad about, because it was a tad bit pricy, so I can imagine what their dinner prices are like.\n\nAs for the food..... delish!! I ordered the Paglia e Fieno which is made with tagliolini pasta (like a flat linguini), chicken, mushrooms, truffle oil & cream sauce. I've never had tagliolini before. Typically, I would've substituted that for fettuccini noodles, but since I've been trying to \"try something new\" in 2013, I kept it as-is. Glad I did too... I really liked it! I did substitute broccoli instead of chicken, & they cooked it perfectly... not all mushy, yet not raw. The mushrooms were tasty without being overbearing & the cream sauce had a nice consistency & was garlicy. It was a terriffic dish!\n\nI do have to note... after reading another Yelper's review about how good their house bread is, but the difficulty they had in actually receiving any, I was looking forward to getting some which came with my meal, according to the menu. Well, it didn't come out with my meal. After a few moments, I realized this & stopped my waitress asking her, \"excuse me, does this come with bread?\" She suddendly seemed a bit irritated & replied, \"oh, do you want some?\" This was almost exactly the same snippy reply the other Yelper got, so I'm guessing this was the same waitress &, no, she wasn't just having an off day. And when she brought the bread out without any butter or anything & I asked her for some oil & vinegar, she acted like it was such a task! Very strange, because other than this bread ordeal, she was a pretty good waitress.... what is it about this bread?! Lol (Minus 1 star)\n\nAnywho, like I said, other than that, the experience was fine & the food was great. I'll probably be back.
__label__0 1 star may be too much. \nI'm going to keep this short and to the facts...9 min til waiter addresses us. 17 min to get lemon for ice water...had to ask twice. 30 min, 30 to get appetizer of hush puppies. 30 min. Really?? \n\nNo plates for app, no silverware. Had to get up and ask host for them. Ordered fish and shrimp and a crab daddy. \n\nCrabs were RIDICULOUSLY hard to crack..they were so soft you had to peel it. It was not fresh at all. \n\nFish was suppose to be crisp and beer battered. It was mush. And the shrimp...no flavor. I killed the cocktail and tarter sauces and asked for more to choke it down. \n\nIt was a sun night around 8:45 pm with hardly any tables...service sucked. Food sucked. Was looking forward to a great seafood meal even though it's Nevada but ugh this was soooo disappointing.
__label__0 Moi qui n'est pas difficile, jamais j'aurai cru donner  1* \u00e0 Montr\u00e9al...mais bref. \u00c7a fait quelques fois que je mange un sandwich au Bocadillo qui sont excellents! Hier, 23h50, je passe et ils fermaient \u00e0 minuit. Il restait que des empanadas...Alors , moi qui avait vraiment faim je commande cela. Et en attendant ma commande...devinez ce que je vois passer sur le sol entre le comptoir o\u00f9 les gens attendent leur commande et en bas des plaques de cuisine. UNE PETITE SOURIS....mmmm app\u00e9tissant. J'ai quand m\u00eame mang\u00e9 une de mes deux empanadas au poulet qui \u00e9tait super bonne...mais plus jamais...\n\nLe resto est connect\u00e9 au resto libanais Sarah pour votte info..
__label__4 Quality salad. Had to go back for the mixed berry and chicken salad. The berries were fresh and plentiful. The chicken had a tasty flavor, not too much nor too little.
__label__0 I am not quick to give a restaurant a bad review, especially smaller local restaurants. I usually give second chances but this place was outright horrible! This place has bad, awkward, rude service & the food was between mediocre & bad. The menu said \"make any wrap vegan!\" so I asked what that was about and the guy answered \"vegans don't eat meat or cheese so we'll just take out the meat & cheese\" and I asked \"so you dont have vegan subsitutes?\" He said, \"oh fake meat? No\". This was such a rude & weird response! I was offended & I'm not even vegan! Don't fake and act like your restaurant is vegan friendly when its not & then mock the vegan diet on top of it! This place is just weird. No thanks.
__label__3 I love shanghai-nese food since I am shanghai-nese.  The staff was helpful in ordering stuff.  Food was quite good so no complaints.  I would come back when I am in town.
__label__2 I found this place to be pretty average. Went in on a Monday afternoon about three o'clock and it was nearly completely full. We squeezed in at the bar and had the lamb burger and a beer. It was all perfectly fine, but there wasn't anything special about it. Plus, I had a far superior lamb burger the next day at Ri-Ra in Mandalay Place. And it came with sweet potato tots!\n\nGordon Ramsay was packed with conventioneers and as a result, the service was a little slow and it took the food a while to come out. Plus the outfits the servers wear are a little ridiculous. So if you can deal with the crowds, GR's is OK enough. But it sure makes you miss Bradley Ogden, which used to occupy this space.
__label__4 Service was wonderful ! We ordered beef cheeks stew which literally melts in your mouth and my husband has fish n chips flaky crispy batter with the delicious peas. We really enjoy the beet selection of my favorite beers was the Fullers ESB it's English and went perfectly with my meal. We were one very happy couple and will be returning soon .
__label__1 Let me start by saying I read the reviews PRIOR go going here.  Overprice - ehh, it's Vegas, and it's Gordon Ramsay, so what.   What was constant in other reviews was the service.  I thought, you know, worth a try, could be start up pains.  Well, WOW.  Very disappointed with the front of the house.  We had reservations, showed up early, and they were clearly confused looking up reservation on the computer and an iPad, so stand to the side.  A manager type (noted as a manager by not wearing the newsprint jumper mini dress all other hostess were wearing) asks \"may I help you\".  Tell her we were told to wait, she asks for name again, and then with an attitude, tells us, \"for 7:45\"  (it was 8:25 and we had an 8:30).  I reply 8:30, she walks away without saying a word.   Eventually we're seated, smack in the middle of the dining room that is visible from the casino, good table, near a POS/waiter station.   18 minutes later - yes, eighteen, the waiter comes by, politely greets us, asks about drinks, but we didn't have a drink menu.  He was trying his best, but good service is not solely the poor waiter's responsibility.    \n\nWhen we placed our drink order, we placed our entire order (app, 2 entrees).   Bread plates were provided, then breads were brought.  Breads were finished, so empty crock, tray and 2 small bowls for sauces remained on the table.  (did I mention the waiter station/lsland 6 feet from us).\n\nOur appetizer came, long plate, used our bread plates for serving plates.  Finished, and now all those plates were still at the table.  Our entrees came, after having been walked around to the dining room with the beer barrels (cause I saw the food go by me first, then come back).   Plates were set, we moved our bread plates to the side on top of the appetizer long tray - and there they remained.\n\nThe only redemption was the food was good.  My husband ordered Shepard's Pie, which I wish I would have ordered as it was very good.  I had fish and chips, which, one of my fish got soggy at the bottom, but another was crispy.  I read critiques that the chips weren't authentic - I liked them.  My guess if I had to replicate at home, is that you take 1 potato, make it a thick steak fry - so 1 potato = 1 fry; and they probably use the rest of the sides for the mash, but I liked them.\n\nThere was another manager type, male this time, (manager noted by his not wearing the punk suspender type clothes waiters were wearing) and this guy looked so sleazy .  Sweaty - seriously, like the kind Gordon rips to shred on Kitchen Nightmares.   I actually told my husband it looked like the KN in NY where this godfather type guy wore the trench coat and glasses and they owned a lobster house, and argued with Chef about \"maine lobsters\".  This guy seriously went to the table behind me, about 12 times.  And please, I'm not knocking appearance, I'm not a barbie type person, but I do expect people regardless of age or size, to look presentable, meaning, clothes fit properly, clothes are clean & neat.   Not sure what the couple did or who they were to warrant attention every 7 minutes, but obviously this clueless manager couldn't turn his back and see a stack of empty plates at our table while we were trying to finish our entrees!\n\nAlmost thru our meal, the waiter came buy, said could I take those plates, since you've been staring at them your entire meal.   Again, he was waiting every table in that dining room, and he was hustling, but no support!  At one point when we finished our meal, he ask someone when he saw us finish, to please bus our table - and he did, about 10 minutes later.\n\nNever did I think a pub meal would take 2+ hours.  Again, it's Vegas, so yes, it's over priced, but shamefully not worth it.  I won't be back.  The poor front of house isn't a testament to starting pains, it's poor execution and leadership.  I'll keep watching the damn shows though!
__label__0 Really? This restaurant bears the name of Gordon Ramsey? Actually, more closely resembles Amy's Baking Kitchen. How can he have any credibility judging and criticizing the food of others when his establishment serves such horrible food?\n\nNow I wanna say that the service was excellent and the staff very warm. Drinks were large as they should be for the price. Apps were okay. Onion soup was awesome and vegetable salad solid. But the entrees were absolutely horrible. I had the pork belly and could only get through a  bite. It was too fatty and oily, without flavor! \n\nI'm shocked that for the money and considering all the great good alternatives, how can this place stay in business? Should have just gone to Nobu and spent $50 more!
__label__0 Very disappointed. Sand in the scallops. Fish and chips - fish over-cooked. When told waiter, he said he would let know chef know. Came back and said no one else complained. I asked if he thought I was lying. Said no, but no one did anything. Not what I expected from a Gordon Ramsey restaurant. My family is English and I have had MUCH better fish and chips from our local take out in San Diego and a LOT cheaper!
__label__0 Service was atrocious, our waiter, ALI only showed up at our table when we got his attention.  Gave us the wrong bill (much higher than ours).  It was the first time I have had to give less than 20%.  I ordered the scallops and they had a ton of sand in them.  Will NEVER go  back.
__label__3 Oh Sir Ramsay! (Has he been knighted yet? Can I nominate him, if not?) \nYou are the man! How can you not be? After the years of Kitchen Nightmares and traveling the back woods of America  to \"fix\" the restaurants and attempt to \"educate\" the restaurateurs...you learned some nifty little tricks. The aesthetics are sublime. The uniforms are admirable. The food is edible. The bartenders are knowledgeable. The beer selection is commendable. \n\nMy palate said this...The corn soup was too sweet. But the \"fish and chips\" were perfection. \n\nSo Mr. Ramsay I do have to say, sir, your television travels have paid off. After all, it is Las Vegas. If you build it, they will pay...$60 Fish & Chips, bowl of soup, cocktail and a beer.\n\n(It's three stars in reality, but I love Gordon Ramsay, so one star just for him)
__label__1 I expected to love this place. We loved  Burger across the street and Steak at Paris, Very disappointing had lunch with my husband at the bar. New waiter on his first day probably would have been better on his own. The guy training him was offensive.  When I said I did not like their take on the corned beef sandwich in a bowl he said I shouldn't worry about looking pretty while I eat it just dig in there.  high priced as it is and after presenting our Harrahs card still did not get the $4 off a $20 so called corned beef sandwich. Why bother putting the two prices on the menu if they don't understand what it means.  Will not be going back.
__label__0 Can't select zero stars so I give it 1. I'm a huge fan of Gordon Ramsey. I read many of the less than stellar reviews and decided they were likely posted when they first opened and that by now they have the kinks worked out. This was a horrible experience riddled with questionable food and terrible service. When you pay $27 for fish and chips you want it to be the best or very close to it. The batter on the fish was way to heavy and thick. The fries were limp. They'd been sitting in a warmer way too long. They were almost soggy. My daughter could even eat her burger. I thought it was funny they didn't even ask about the burger when 3/4 of it is left our her plate when we finally got our bill. I also didn't get the chilled water and no ice in the glass thing. I asked if we could get ice and they brought me ice, not the rest of the table. Then every time we needed a refill we had to ask for it. Gordon Ramsey, maybe you could sign this place up for Kitchen Nightmares. Then you could go in a fix it.
__label__2 I came here with a group for drinks before a group dinner...didn't like that you couldn't seat yourself at the bar without the hostess helping you.  We tried some drinks and french fries...all were good, albeit overpriced, but nothing to rush back for!
__label__2 First, the positives: I had Shepherd's Pie. It was perfect. The meat is \"melt in your mouth\" good. Also, we got an order of English Chips to share. They were amazing. Very good. The negatives, however: Extremely small portions. When my Shepherd's Pie arrived, I thought it was a kids meal. Tiny. Very tiny. And don't expect a visit here to be easy on the wallet. Very expensive. Especially for the size of the meals.
__label__3 Love this place...love the vibe,warm colors,cold beer and friendly staff...we like to sit at bar to get a lot of inside scoop of what's hot and what's not on the strip...beleive me,bartenders know all...pub spots are killer as well as the fish and chips,oh and don't forget the truffle fries that absoutly one my favorite dishes ever.\nOverall-Good Pull
__label__0 Horrible. Greasy, flavorless and overpriced. Captain D's makes better fish than this place. Don't waste your money.
__label__1 Waited over 30 minutes for our food... Fish and chips, lamb chops and lamb shank were ok. Scallops had no particular flavor. They were just salty. Accompaniments were less than desirable. Waiter was busy flirting with two ladies sitting at the next table. He stopped by once to check on us when we were nearly done eating. Don't come here if you want service. Trying to get someone to take our credit card so that we can pay and get out of here...
__label__1 My boss took me here for a really belated birthday lunch. I wasn't really sure if I wanted to eat here due to being overpriced and mediocre reviews, but I figured we should at least give it a chance.\n\nFor appetizer we got deviled eggs which were really good.\n\nI got the Shepard's Pie. It was so bland. I was rather disappointed with that.\n\nMy boss got a sandwich that was essentially two giant pieces of bruschetta. She didn't enjoy that.\n\nMy coworkers got fish and chips and the beef burger. You would think the burger would be just as good as the burgers at Burgr, but it wasn't. \n\nThe service was ridiculously bad. We asked for ketchup and salt, waited forever, finally was able to flag down the waiter again and he said yeah, I'm working on it. Who says that and why would it take so long to get ketchup and salt?? Everyone was trying to eat slow, waiting for the condiments...\n\nThe desert was amazing though. I got the Potted Triple Chocolate Trifle. If I were to go back here, I would just order that desert. And maybe the deviled eggs.
__label__1 We should have got the shepard's pie, I think it would have been much better than the basic burger we split.  There was a legit gray hair in my ketchup too, so not cool!  I may have asked for a replacement, but as usual, my fianc\u00e9 grabbed the hair out of my dip and threw it on the ground, then deemed the ketchup good to go (he did this once before when I found a huge black fly on my pizza).  The service was good and the burger was not bad, but it was nothing special!!  Next time, we will go straight to Burgr and skip this place entirely.
__label__1 Food was good but I was quite surprised when my Gin Martini got delivered and the lemon twist floating in it still had the sticker from the grocery store/orchard...clearly the bartender that peeled the twist and rimmed the glass with it, as well as the server that brought it didn't think twice about the fact that there was blatantly a large sticker that said, \"Sunkist\" floating in the drink as well
__label__0 I just threw up the morning after we ate at Gordon Ramsey pub and grill I ordered the salmon which was the worst thing I have ever eaten in my life. The waiter never asked us how our food was and there is no condiments on the table not even salt honestly I want to puke right now thinking about it for someone who critiques food for a living critique your own food
__label__3 As a foodie I was super excited to go eat at Gordon Ramsey's restaurant. We were in Las Vegas for the weekend and decided to spoil ourselves. \n\nI ordered the Lamb it was just AMAZING, every bit of it melted in my mouth. I also ordered a side of the mash potatoes which were also amazing. \n\nMy husband and a friend we were with did not enjoy themselves like I did though. My husband ordered the shepherds pie, it was his dream to taste Ramsey's twist on it.  Unfortunately he was extremely disappointed, his meal came out (we ordered two at our table) more like a soup. It was extremely watery at the bottom, embarrassed to complain at Gordon Ramsays restaurant my husband just stared at his food. I finically built up the courage to tell the waiter we were unhappy with his meal... It was returned and made again (which was better then the first). We also received a dessert on the house which was nice. \n\nWish I could afford to go to his restaurants all the time! =)
__label__1 This restaurant was my third stop on my Gordon Ramsay tour (Steak, Burgr, Pub).\n\nKind of a disappointment. The beer, wine, and overall drink selection was nothing special. Average, at best. The food was just OK and definitely not worth the price.\n\nService was just okay. The staff was friendly, but slow and hard to flag down. We constantly felt like we were waiting. Waiting for drink orders, waiting for drinks, waiting for food orders, waiting for other drink orders, waiting for drinks we ordered that never showed up, and waiting for dessert. It was ridiculous.\n\nI had a shot at a few beers, scallops, short rib, scotch egg, steak, and of course the sticky toffee.\n\nThe scallops were abysmal. I've paid half the cost and received twice as many, better prepared. Two people ordered scallops at our table and both orders were bad. They were so sandy that it felt like I threw a handful of sand in my mouth and started chewing. One order seemed overcooked. Would not have this again at this restaurant.\n\nThe short rib, while tender, seemed lackluster in flavor. As with the scallops, I have had much more flavorful short rib for a fraction of the price elsewhere. I would not order this again at this restaurant.\n\nThe steak was nothing special, honestly, and I felt was about twice as costly as necessary for what it was.\n\nThe scotch egg was actually very good. Probably one of the better/best scotch eggs I've had. I would order this again.\n\nThe sticky toffee was great, and I would order it again. One of the best desserts I have ever had.\n\nAll in all, I would not recommend this place. You can get similar or better food at a plethora of other restaurants, for a fraction of the price. If I were Gordon Ramsay I would be appalled at how this restaurant is executing.
__label__1 Very disappointed...calamari was salty & Cesar salad had a bottle dressing not good. Overall food was average not worth the premium price!!!
__label__0 I just had THE WORST MEAL I HAVE EVER HAD in Las Vegas. My wife and I have been here twice before and had good meals, though the last one was nothing to write home about. I brought my father in law here while our wives were dining elsewhere.\n\nExcept for the Calamari which were good, everything else was horrible. The chicken wings were meatless (a vegetarian could have eaten them for all the chicken they had). The prime rib was so tough that my father in law sent his back. I nibbled at enough of mine that I didn't send it back, but you could tell it was old, tough, dog food grade meat.\n\nGordon Ramsay should be ashamed of himself! His next Kitchen Nightmares should be filmed in his own bloody restaurant!  Not only will we not be back at this establishment, but we are far less likely to go to his other restaurants - just in case they've gone downhill in a similar manner to this one.
__label__4 I had the pleasure of having lunch at Gordon Ramsay the Pub & Grill. The food was amazing. I ordered the fish and chips. \nThe cook on the fish was perfect and the chips were also perfect. I don't eat fried foods because most places don't use fresh oil or over cook the food. Not the case here. The flavors of the all the food from fish to the tarter sauce was amazing. The staff is awesome. I did have the pleasure of talking with Louie Maione the GM commending him on the food and service. What a great representative for the resturant. I highly recommend this place. Enjoy
__label__1 Was very excited to eat at a GR place since my whole family watches all his shows and I own several of his cookbooks. Ordered the burger medium it came out raw. However they didn't refire it. They gave a whole new burger. The fried calimari must have been baby squid as the ring size was infinitesimal and all breading. Then the fish for the fish and chips just didn't taste good at all. However the star was the 3 mini pies. Steak and ale, Shepards and chicken pot.
__label__1 I have eaten at his steak house and it got great marks. His burger place is good. the pub sounds like a grand concept but it does not measure up. food is average at best and that is stretching it. The prices are over the top. 4 beers and appetizers at lunch and a bill of 140 at lunch for 2 people.... I seldom comment on price-- more than willing to pay for good food but this was not good while being over priced. Vegas ahs many better choices.
__label__2 I'm a Gordon Ramsay fan, love all his shows and his passion for excellence.  He reminds me a bit of myself in my college years striving for perfection over the cast iron grill at Buffalo Wild Wings.\n\nBeing a fan I was excited to try this place.  What to order?  this was the hardest question to answer since the ACT.  I wanted a burger but thought I should get out of my comfort zone and try something a bit more British, so I went with the pie sampler.  I thought this was a great idea so I could sample all the taste Gordon has to offer but it backfired a bit because it really is just an appetizer, so I was still a bit hungry afterwards.  Each meat pie was about as good as a meat pie can get, but that's not saying much.  Looking back I should have ordered either a whole pie or the burger, or maybe the sampler and a burger.  My friend had a burger and it looked amazing, I stole some fries when he wasn't looking, very good.  I will be back to try the burger.
__label__2 The service was lackluster at best. I heard the hostess complaining to one of the servers about her shift, loudly. Our server never ONCE checked on us after he brought the food. It also took a very long time (over 30 minutes) to get the food. That seems like a long time to wait for lunch. I would expect 15 to 20 minutes, especially since it wasn't that busy. Also, while the food was tasty, it cost us 82 dollars after tip for: One can of beer, two beef hamburgers, and one BLT.   I know Vegas is expensive but the meal wasn't worth more than thirty five or forty bucks, tops - even in Vegas. \nMy advice:  find somewhere less expensive with better service. You'll be happier.
__label__2 establishment is great, and quite large. We were immediately greeted and seated. Our waiter was very friendly and made us feel comfortable\nI ordered the 12oz NY strip steak MEDIUM RARE.\nIt took about 30-45minutes and I was quite disappointed. My steak was overcooked, nowhere near medium rare, I could of made a scene and complained but my body was in much need of protein so I ate it and told our waiter to notify the chef about the overcooked steak. They apologized and offered me a new steak but I was in a rush and hungry so I was letting it slide.  Giving it another chance next time I come back to Vegas\n\nEstablishment 4/5\nWaiter/Staff 4/5\nFood 3/5\nPrice 2/5 (lower score the pricer it is)\nCleanlines 4/5\n\nOverall 3/5
__label__1 Great food - miserable service.  The food is outstanding and reasonably priced for a brand name chef restaurant on The Strip.  The service was slow and inattentive.  Not a positive experience even wit wonderful dishes.
__label__1 Really bad for a pub and grill...Gordon should be careful of where his name goes... he needs to visit this place and kick someones rear.....appetizers were good (salmon and scotch egg) . The main course was we'll...the Christmas holiday prime rib meal....only prime was cost for a bad cut of meat (fatty and bad) the Yorkshire pudding tasted like...well nothing, just like dough...the only good thing was the cold beer....wish I would have spent my $100.00 elsewhere on a good meal... just have an appetizer and a beer.....
__label__1 I was excited to receive a coupon in the mailer to this foot spa. I'm from Seattle where they are all over the place, but have had a hard time finding some here. I called and they told me to come down and I didn't need an appointment. It was a little hard to find, as it's not actually on Scottsdale Road, but behind the main buildings on the west side, in the corner. They appeared to have recently opened. \n\nI was taken to the back room where several massage recliners were. A man was talking loudly on his cell phone while getting his feet rubbed but said \"Oh there's a customer here so I better stop talking\" and thankfully hung up. The owner stated he was her husband and she got my foot soak going as she talked to an employee in another language. I settled in and started to relax and the owner started rubbing. There was quite a bit of light coming in the open doors and someone kept going in/out of the back door so it was a little hard to relax. The owner put a small towel over my eyes and I started to relax more. Then, out of nowhere, I heard the owners husband get up (he was lying next to me) and then heard someone take a photo and I saw a bright flash. I realized the husband had taken a photo of me! The owner snapped at her husband; he laughed and left. CREEPY!\n\nThe massage was okay, I've had better, but I've also had worse. The owner kept talking to the other employee the entire time so I was unable to relax and was in fear of another creepy photo being taken. I was thankful when the experience was over and the owner was nice enough to provide me with a cup of water. I paid and quickly left. Due to the unprofessionalism, I won't be back and cannot refer this place to someone else. I'll head back to Zen Reflexology where it's a little more money, but is also tranquil and quiet.
__label__0 Purchased a Living Social deal for them.  When I first called to schedule they said they didn't have anything available for almost 2 months. I had to agree to pay a $25 for service sooner.  The wood flooring we were having installed got delayed so had to reschedule our appointment.  It took me calling and leaving two urgent messages for callback and then she said she couldn't help me in the time frame I needed.  Worst part- she didn't seem to care.  Don't sell deals that you can't fulfill!!!
__label__2 Definitely not bad at all, its the closest stand to a taco stand in Tijuana that you're gonna get here in Vegas. The tacos al pastor had good flavoring as well as the carne asada tacos. Loved that they had a variety of salsa and accompaniments, not too many tacos places offer more than radish so the fact that they have cucumbers is great. Not to mention it was clean (BIG plus in my book).
__label__1 I don't drive up and down W. Tropicana Ave that often, so it is not surprising that I have never noticed that a taco truck would be operating in the parking of Showtime Car Wash on selected evenings.  On a recent Saturday, I was here to check out this new to me West side taco truck as part of an organized street taco crawl around Las Vegas with many other Yelpers.\n\nThe food truck overall looks new and kept clean.  The two man crew making the orders to order are pros and kept up with the Yelp rush like no body's business. Looking over their menu, I noticed that their price is probably tied for being the lowest for their tacos (almost everything is $1.50 except Lengua (Tongue) and Tripa (Tripe) which are $2 a piece).\n\nAs the event is billed as The Al Pastor Tacolympics, it was a no brainer that I had to order an Al Pastor taco with pineapple.  I also ordered their Cabeza (Cow's Head Meat) taco as I was pretty hungry, just to round it out, but still forced myself to not order any more so I can pace myself for the rest of the pit stops we were expected to make if we kept to the plan.\n\nThe wait for my order of the tacos was minimal and was ready sooner than I had expected.  The Al Pastor taco looked good, but the pineapple seems like it wasn't grilled at all, the Cabeza taco looked just okay.  But the main test was the taste test, and the Al Pastor seems lacking in flavor and the Cabeza was rather dried.  Their salsa and condiment bar helped but overall I was not impressed at all.\n\nWhy you should check this place out (assuming it is open at this location on the night you want to check them out)?  The main reasons would have to be your immediate proximity to this location and their pricing.  Otherwise, get in your car and drive NE to other taco stands that offer mucho better tacos for 50 cents more.\n\nBesides tacos, they of course also offer burritos, tortas, and quesadillas on their menu. For something to wash it all down, they have your typical bottled water, canned sodas, and their Horchata.\n\nOh, expect to stand and eat or go a bit more upscale and enjoy your tacos in the comfort of your car.  What ever you decide, just be courteous to others and dispose of your trash in the provided trash receptacles. \n\nParking is where you can find a spot, on the street or in the lot, as long as you are not obstructing traffic.\n\n2 star-ish.\n\nReview #13 of 2014
__label__2 Food is good if you stick to the core of their menu.  They also have a good beer selection.  Great atmosphere for kids because it is loud.  Biggest complaint is the hostesses; they always act like you are inconveniencing them when you ask for a table.
__label__2 Just moving into the area, I came across this place and thought that BZ could be my nice little new hangout to come to after a long days work to catch a game and grab a few cheap beers. It does seem like a fitting place, but it kind of pissed me off when I went in there last night. Every single TV at the bar was tuned to March Madness and all I wanted to do was watch the Pens game. I kindly asked the bar keep if he could switch a TV for me to the Pens game and he said its on that TV over there. So one TV in the corner of the restaurant had the game on it and you couldn't even of sat at the bar to see what was happening on it. I could have understood more if the place was jam packed with people wanting to watch the March Madness games, but on a Thursday night at 9pm and only 3 people at the bar and a few TV's even showing the same game, I shoot the bar keep a look like really bud? But lo and behold the Pens game was still not put on so I had to squint with my eyes across the whole restaurant to watch. I thought about leaving and going next door to the Beermarket cause it was just one of those days and the majority of their TVs in there had the Pens game on when I walked by, but who wants to pay 6-8$ for a cold one...\n\nThat being said, they did have a cheep Miller Light 2$ ponder on special for March Madness so after a few of those my mood lightened up a bit. I also ordered a plethora of food throughout the evening. I started off with some wings, ehhh I'll pass next time. Pretty generic wing and hot sauce all around there. Plus for $11 I'd like to get more than ten pieces...Next up was the Truffle Fries. They were sprinkled with truffle oil, parsley, Parmesan cheese and some kind of lemon butter spread. Honestly I scarfed these down pretty quickly. They were delicious! Finally I settled on the Beef Sliders which were equally as good as the fries. \n\nBesides being a little pouty about the Pens game not being able to be put on, I'll continue to come back here again since its within walking distance of my place and try some of the other sandwiches, burgers, and apps on the menus. Being a hot wing kind of guy, I think I'll pass on their wings though as they seemed pretty generic, but they do have a nice liquor and cocktail bar menu with a ton of drafts on hand if that's more your thing too. \nI'm sure this is a cool place to come and pregame for before a Steelers or Pirates game as well.\nI'd give this place a 3.5 if I could...Its not bad, its not great...but it could be better.\n\nMay your drink always stay cold!\nYours truly, the Shaw....
__label__3 We used a groupon for my wife and I and enjoyed the massage/detox. They didn't short us any time and the only comment I would make is to communicate if the masseuse is too strong. They will happily cater to your needs and we left feeling relaxed and refreshed. They massaged our heads, necks, shoulders, arms, feet, and legs. Overall we were very happy.
__label__3 I can't give La Belle Terre he full five stars yet, but I hope to go back and get some of their wonderful looking pastries!  Wow!  What a sight!!\n\nI stopped in to check the place out and to get a few dinner rolls.  I got a half dozen mini ciabatta rolls.  We had two of the rolls with dinner this tonight and they're quite good and just what I wanted!  I think I put on an extra pound just ogling the pastries in the case!  I think they were about to call Metro and report me.\n\nService was very quick and very friendly.  Again, I thank my fellow Yelperazzi for letting me in on this secret.  I didn't know what was behind the big sign I saw going west on Sahara.  Now I'll be parked under that sign numerous times to come.  \n\nThe place also helps with your mental ability--in fact it has made me a bit clairvoyant.  I foresee me doing lunch here very soon!  C'est si bon!
__label__1 Pros: The food is alright.\nCons: Poor customer service, slow, ran out of soup du jour and pesto sauce by 1pm.\n\nMy story: \nMy first time to Le Belle Terre, I decided on some baked goods to go and the soup du jour and quiche to eat there. When it was my turn to order I picked out my baked goods and I was about to order my meal, when a man walked up and started talking directly to the cashier that was taking my order. The man told the cashier he'd like to order the soup du jour. The cashier diverted his attention from me to the man (with out an \"excuse me\" or the like), took the man's order, and charged the man. When the cashier reverted his attention back to me, (without even acknowledging what had just happened) I said I would like to order the soup. He said that he was sorry but the last of the soup had just been ordered. I asked him if it had been ordered by the man that had rudely interrupted my order and he answered \"I guess so\".\n\nAppalled, I decided to go with the rustic sandwich and no quiche. As I awaited my order, the same cashier approached me and said they were all out of the pesto sauce that came on the rustic sandwich. The sauces available for substitute were mayo and dijon. Seeing as I dislike both, I took him up on his offer to substitute the sauce with spinach. My order was served sans spinach. \n\nSmall gripes: \nThey serve water in dainty little plastic cups, which is fine, but there is no place to self-serve water. With no wait service and potential busyness, the prospect of more water becomes more of a problem than anything.\n\nLastly, their entrance is a set of double doors. The left door is locked yet there is no mention of it anywhere. A \"Please use other door\" would better serve customers trying to enter.
__label__4 Loved this place. The food is amazing and the deserts are yummy! They even made a grilled cheese sandwich for my 3 year old daughter, which was not on the menu. We've been to this place twice and will continue to come. Even though it is across town from us.
__label__3 I had a peets coffee and the bread n pastries smelled awesome...off strip find... I will have to go back to indulge in the pastries and update accordingly...
__label__4 La Belle Terre was a show stopper! I met up with an old friend here about a month ago and it was the perfect place for catch up. \n\nWe got ourselves seated by the cashier, impressed by the caf\u00e9's authenticity. Ooh la la. Having learnt about the French culture throughout high school, I have to admit that it felt like I was transported all the way to France. The staff even had an accent to go with the great smelling pastries!\n\nI decided to order a florentine croque monsieur. It was dense and savory, definitely belying its size. Don't be so quick to judge how small it is. Le croque monsieur - which came with a plate of sliced baguette and butter - were very filling. I didn't even have room to order a drink to go with em'! \n\nThis gem is the creme de la creme of Vegas caf\u00e9s. Find it on the corner of sahara and Durango where Paymons patio dining can be found. C'etait fantastique!
__label__3 Best Chai Latte in town. We had a chocolate twist and a quiche lorraine. Both very light and delicious. Brought home a ciabatta boule, which was much more moist than we are used to but very good.
__label__4 I've been here a few times and I love it. I come with friends or my mom. I usually order different things each time I go. The coffee and tea have always been great. I love the pastries and they're not too sweet (to me). I always order a chocolate chip pecan cookie. The people working there are always so friendly and helpful!
__label__3 For our first time here, we loved the atmosphere... Calming cafe music plays in the background of the hustle & bustle of the people and the kitchen. There is indoor and outdoor seating available...A large array of pastries, quiche, breads, & made-to-order Crepes, sandwiches, & specials... \nPrices are reasonable, but it's easy to over order. Everything looks, sounds, & smells so delightful. I ordered the Montmartre crepe which has chicken, Swiss & goat cheese, spinach, and onion-- it was delicious and very filling. Also, my daughter clearly enjoyed her Nutella crepe judging by her empty plate and messy face. \nAnd we just couldn't pass up the French Macaroons they had--Raspberry, blueberry, & chocolate. Each was vibrant with color, bite-sized, and pack with flavor! \nI can't wait to come back to try something else off the menu. B
__label__3 good place for us to have breakfast!
__label__3 Great place for apps  Nice wine selection and even better beer list. \n\nArancini was fantastic and the charcuterie plate, while good, wasn't great. They could use some different cheeses. \n\nTucked away and difficult to find but worth the effort to locate it. \n\nNice atmosphere with friendly staff.
__label__4 I went here with a Meet-up group and had a great experience. The food, service and atmosphere was terrific! We all enjoyed ourselves and will return.
__label__1 Soo upset with this place! I used to eat here all the time when I lived in Utah and I loved it, I love the honey bacon club sandwich and Thai mango salad, however at this location I have twice in a row now had dirty lettuce and bugs in my salad! I guess if you avoid he salads you'd be fine. Soo disappointed and will never eat at this Zupas again :(
__label__4 Food is always consistently delicious...don't let the location fool you. Food is great and pricing is very reasonable..the nachos are a great choice meat is always cooked perfect and the portion is more than enough for two people!
__label__4 Wow, I must say 5stars plus! This place is in gas station/car wash. Was waiting for car to be cleaned figure I grab some tacos while waiting. $2.50 each plus Jamaica hibiscus drink. Total $6.75. Cheap! And REALLY GOOD!! There's only one person working behind counter but he's does a kick ass job! So be patient. \nAnd here's the best part...the guy washed his hands after every time he use cash register and then put on gloves before he touched any food!! Health department should give this guy 2 AA's for that. I think I just found my new place to grab some good tacos!
__label__0 French Bee took my credit card number\nand charged me for $2,000.00 for items\nnever received. Am calling BBB and filing\ncomplaints with all review social media \nwebsites.\nBuyer Beware! Never use your credit\ncard at this establishment. Reputation \nis everything in business and credit card\nfraud will destroy their business within\na few months.
__label__0 I did buy some tile here, but would only do it again if I was in a hurry.  There are other tile stores in town that carry much of the same merchandise, and their staff was much more helpful at helping me find items in their stores that they thought would meet what I was looking for.  I had to aggressively engage the sales girl here twice during my visit just to get some attention.  If I had a couple weeks to wait for the other stores to order my tile, I would have saved about half and been treated better.  Mexican Tile & Stone had what I wanted in stock, so I paid full retail prices to get it.  Paying such a premium I mistakenly thought I'd get a premium product, but much of it had serious paint and/or glazing defects requiring me to rifle through the supply in their warehouse to get tiles that didn't look significantly different from each other.  Before this last step, the sales girl had made sure to have me sign TWO waivers about these being hand-made tiles and that I should expect variations.  Variation is one thing, and in the QC world variation has an acceptable tolerance range. Many of the tiles they tried to send home with me were downright defective and unquestionably outside any range of acceptable variation.  There weren't enough of the \"good\" tiles for my project, so I took a few of the best of the bad and had my tile installer mix them in the project so they weren't so visible.  However, I notice them every time I look at it and it really bugs me I spent full retail for these tiles.  Definitely a lesson learned by me - build enough time in a project to pick out materials from a different tile store and have them ordered.
__label__4 I'm here on business so that means I'm here sans wife and kids.  This is definitely not a place we'd have looked at twice if I had the family in tow.\n\nFirstly, their sign says \"Chinese and Cuban Food\" which usually isn't something that I'm going to even give a second glance.  Stick to one cuisine -- generally speaking when people try to dabble in different cuisines none of them are done extremely well.\n\nTruth be told I was out on a quest for Mexican food I found on yelp.  But, both restaurants closed at 7pm and I was out looking at a few minutes after 7 so this place caught my eye.\n\nI can't tell you how the cuban food tastes; but, I had something called the \"Hunan Fried Rice\" which is house special of sorts.\n\nIt was amazing.  It had eggs and bacon in it along with quite a bit of other flavors.  A bit of a language barrier -- I asked for no mushrooms and the waitress thought I was asking for no hot sauce.  \n\nBut, they brought some on the side and just a little bit of it did the trick.  It was very very hot.\n\nPoint is I loved the place and glad I stopped in.  It was within my budget also.
__label__1 This place does both Cuban and Chinese food. Weird, yes I know, but the Cuban is really good. On this occasion I asked the waitress about her favorite dish on the menu. It was the crispy fried tofu with basil mushrooms and something else. The way that she went on and on raving about it I was like ok! Count me in on this dish. When I got it, disgusting. It was not crispy and just loaded with a salty sauce that was overwhelming. I was not thrilled. I didn't even eat the entire dish! And if anyone knows me, that is a pretty big deal. I know that they are trying to get away from Cuban, but I would suggest everyone to stay with that menu not the other one.
__label__1 We were seated right away, host was very friendly and seemed to like his job. The food was OK, (mac and cheese was great), but stay away from the soup, not worth the upcharge. Waitress needs a lot more training in how to pretend to appreciate the fact that we went out of our way to stop and give Longhorn steakhouse and her our hard earned money. She was the most unfriendly person I have ever come across. Never once did she bother to smile or thank us.\n\n  I know in this day and age you can't ask a lot out of people, but I have had better service at Taco Bell.
__label__1 Steak was not cooked to order.  Server acted like she did not care.  Appetizer to share was small and not that good. Side Mac and cheese was great.
__label__0 Nasty. I'd rather spend a little more for better quality food. This is one step up from Applebee's.
__label__4 Hallelujah! Finally, a real margherita pizza in Vegas! Fresh mozzarella, fresh toppings, great crust...if you like Pizza Hut or frozen \"pizza\" from a box, this place is NOT for you. If you have a palette and like homemade food and not McDonald's, try this place. Very reasonable prices too!
__label__4 Man oh man is this place ever good!! We've made three visits now and the pizza and salads have just been exceptional each time. Great service and there is something really special about the ambience. The first time we came in, there were not one but two young ladies behind the counter with bouffant hairdos and intense winged eyeliner...and then the mix of 70's music, big band stuff and Italian pop playing in the background just sends it over the edge for me:)\nI highly recommend the Roma pizza with extra garlic, but you can hardly go wrong picking your own toppings. (Don't be too skeptical of the cracked egg on top- it's yummy!!)\nKid-friendly but would also be a super date night with the wine bar, gelato station and the yummy cannolis and cappuccinos to round out your evening.\nPS Very impressed on our second visit as the manager gave us one extra cappuccino for free (the first was free with a yelp check-in) and then came over to the table to see how we were doing, chat about the pizza and personally clear away dishes. Super nice!
__label__0 I cannot believe the following message that I received from the owner of this place.  Here is the yelp message word for word:\n\n\"Heard you were in my pizzeria.\nWe politely ask you not to ask for xtra wet ingredients as this will make the pizza soggy because it is a true wet dough pizza.\nWe trained in naples Italy not California like the above mentioned.\nWe like to tell our customers to watch youtube videos of Da Michele pizzeria.\nThen they know what we are doing and thank god for the thousands of customers we have each week that appreciate the freshness and quality that we bring at such a low low price.\nThanks for trying us but you seem to like the americanized version better.\"\n\nFirst of all, it's obvious that Mr. Classy lacks basic reading comprehension because most of his message doesn't even fit with my review.  For example, he politely (lol, politely, sure) asks me not to ask for extra wet ingredients, notwithstanding the fact that all my pizza had was sauce and cheese.  Notice he doesn't say anything about my remarks regarding disgusting mozzarella and too much oil.  I'm sure that's authentic Napoli style, riiiiight.  \n\nI stand by my review (which wasn't mean-spirited in the least!), and it's a shame that this business owner lacks the class and decency to actually take feedback from customers and do something constructive.  Instead, he decides to send a private message acting like I am the one with an issue.  Seriously?  Someone has his undies in a bunch and seems upset with the fact that SETTEBELLO is far superior.  Here's a hint: If you want your business to thrive, then you might actually focus on making peoples' experiences more positive, rather than just insulting them.  Geez!
__label__4 I have eaten a ton of pizza in my time. This is one of the best. It has a great fresh taste. The dough has a good chew to it and the toppings are exceptional.\n The chopped salad I get every time no exceptions us the best I have ever had hands down. \n Granted it is not cheap, but more than worth it.
__label__2 It was my first time to eat here and thought it was a nice little pizza place.  They cook the pizzas in a big ceramic open fire oven. I enjoyed the pepperoni pizza and the margarita pizza.
__label__2 I have been to this location several times and it has been usually okay. \n\nThe service when they take my order has either been great or rude.  Sometimes, they are looking somewhere else or looking at people coming into the restaurant. This girl was not making any eye-contact with me and I can't even hear anything she is saying.  She seemed so distracted at everything else. \n\nThe food is usually served pretty quickly.  I always order the chipotle chicken and i always like it cause they taste the same every Panera location I go to.  My sister-in-law ordered one of the pastas and it tasted so horrible! The pasta was so chewy and it tasted like those middle-school lunches in the cafeteria.  It was just awful. \nThe baguette is usually a miss for me. Sometimes its soft and taste like it just came out of the oven and most of the time it is hard and tasted old. Also, I ordered chicken caesar salad that was probably the only thing that tasted good and fresh. \n\nAnyways, panera has a variety of selections you can choose from and there is something for everyone.  This location is really big compared to other panera locations in las vegas.
__label__2 For some reason there is an abundance of children at this place. I usually go to Henderson Panera but I didn't have time to wait in line. Some parent right now  is taking a pic to show the mess the kid is making bc he thinks it's cute. I had to wipe down my own table and seat. I gave it  3stars bc the salad I was craving was consistent at this location.
__label__3 Yelp 100 Challenge 14' * 29/100\n\nPanera has become a regular a Mother-Daughter hangout spot over the past year even if it's a little out of our way. \n\nThere's just something intimate about eating at a cute sandwich place with Mommy. It brings about good conversations and sets a good mood for the rest of the day. Like always, we choose the 'you pick two' option but frequently switch up our pairing. Yesterday, I ordered the Frontega Chicken Panini (chopped basil, chipotle sauce, red onions and chicken fillet on foccacia bread) with cheddar broccoli soup (my favorite) while mommy ordered the Turkey Breast Sandwich with French Onion Soup. On top of it, we shared a couple packets of chips to go with the meal.\n\nService was very fast despite a large crowd. Our orders arrived on our tables within 3-5 minutes of waiting. They provide their diners with an electronic table locator which helps staff navigate their way through the restaurant, finding customers who change seats. Water cups are free with ample supply of lemon slices and shaded outdoor seating is available for the warm spring months. There's jazz music playing in the background and blinds lowered for when the sun is high up during the afternoon hours. \n\nI don't remember a Panera experience where I didn't enjoy. Props also to the staff for being so patient with me and my bestie about a month back when we stayed for 3 hours or so making origami boxes for her sister-in-law. We are definitely coming back here more often in the near future.
__label__1 We went to try this new place ...its close to home and I like to support the mom and pops rather than the chains.\n\nIt was disappointing.  The prices are, well, high....higher than the Italian chain....  and for that we got little thin slices of warm bread and no salad or soup.  just the entree.\n\nThey give you plenty of the main course, but the sauce was blah.....  where was the garlic?  where was the seasonings?   I had chicken parm.   It was a hunk of overcooked chicken breast.  there was only once choice of pasta....  linguini or linguini.   My husband had the baked ziti.  it was blah too.  \n\nthe service was fine.  I know its new and I hope they make it.
__label__0 If you're expecting competitive pricing, excellent communication and quality installation for your granite project.\nAVOID THIS COMPANY!!\nOnce you've signed the contract, you will not receive any communication, I had to prod information from the sales representative Tina. We were never told what to expect, ever. I upgraded an island edge myself after the original quotation that added to the cost, never was it recommended by the sales representative. Now at this point I am questioning their professionalism and became concerned.  I checked their pricing and they were higher than two other quotes I received.  When I asked if they would price match, I was told by the owner Dan that I could cancel the contract for a $300 cancellation charge and at the time they had not spent a penny on the project yet.\nThe template maker either failed to make correct templates or the cutters did not follow the templates as the sections were off by 1/2\" at the joint and they just filled it with caulking, unreal!!!\n I had to give quality an F because the installation was so sloppy, one of the installers washed the epoxy they used to install the sink off of his hands with acetone and pored it all over my new floors. I informed the sales representative about the stains on my floors and she said she would tell the owner Dan, I have not heard a thing from Dan, nor do I expect to. The caulking all had to be redone and a section was missed completely. There was epoxy left all over the tops and sink, that I had to clean off. The installation crew has no process for covering up anything and really did not care at all. The granite fabricators do not deserve this score however, their work was fine.\nThis company does not care about you as a consumer, read their other reviews, I only review excellent or awful experiences. This was an awful experience. When I asked about the negative reviews and his employees lack of enthusiasm, communication, and quality of workmanship, I was told by owner Dan \"we're only human, we make mistakes\" \nWhat a cop out Dan, everything we experienced could be corrected with leadership!\n\nUPDATE\n\nThe nightmare continues, on New Years Day our sink fell down, I had asked the installers if they were going to use the factory installation brackets provided by the sink manufacturer and they said they use epoxy and have never had one fall off.\nI read the installation process for correctly installing our very expensive Blanco stainless steel sink and epoxy was no where in the instructions. I had to do the installation from under my sink, and although very difficult to do this way, it is done correctly. Dan will reply with apologies and say he stands behind his work, I however choose not to have them ever return to my home for anything,\nPlease people: DO NOT USE THIS COMPANY
__label__1 So I'm a huge fan of supporting local businesses and on a lazy Sunday, I drove past the Dunkin and the Starbucks, excited to try Beanz Coffee Cafe after seeing it many times. First thoughts? All this seating doesn't really exist. There is so much negative space outside--why not capitalize with a few cafe tables? And there's just a big gaping space in the center where there should be tables for two; if there were a long line, I could see it making sense, but there wasn't so it made how empty this place was so much more obvious. \n\nFirst glance at the menu, this is clearly a shop for people who like some coffee with their sugar. Lots of flavor syrups and unique lattes for a sugary concoction with a small dose of java. But that's OK--different strokes for different folks--and maybe that's the ticket to a delightful coffee beverage at Beanz. \n\nI, on the otherhand, opted for an Americano which I thought would be a safe bet but boy was I wrong. Watery espresso with no crema--none. I can make better drip coffee at home. For a self proclaimed coffee cafe, I was wildly disappointed. \n\nBut maybe my breakfast sandwich would be better? Don't even bother. The bagels, I swear, are Thomas's from the bag. I've had better bagels from the grocery store. The eggs were microwaved (gross) and the cheese was just processed yellow Kraft Singles. \n\nOne word? Avoid. This place was such a disappointment. I certainly won't be returning.
__label__4 Clean, nicely decorated, calm nail salon.  We were greeted and taken immediately, without an appointment.  The technicians were nice and professional.  My mom had a gel mani and regular pedi, I had just a pedi.  They let me stay in the massage chair the whole duration of my moms services- some places have made me get out of the chair even though they didn't need it :( .  We're not frequent nail salon people but I think they did a good job!
__label__3 McDonald's - one of the initial franchise empires to pave the way for every other company out there. Normally I stay clear from McDonald's because they don't seem too healthy but who am I to argue with all these new commercial campaigns they have about saying their food is fresh......\nThis particular McDonald's is new so it's very inviting and clean. I haven't had the pleasure of trying it out for myself but my daughter ensures me that the playground is good to go. Far away from civilization, this McDonald's has a double drive-through so either they're expecting a major boom out this way or there's some serious McDonald's lovers close by & they wanna be ready for anything. \n\nThe other day I tried to order some chicken strips and found out that McDonalds discontinued them. I was pretty devastated considering I feel they are somewhat healthy amongst the wide variety of potentially fatty carnage. Not to say that they are, but after years of having negativity drilled in your head about the unhealthiness of these fine establishments, you tend to start believing it. Feeling doomed for all eternity, I was recommended to try the new breaded chicken wings aka mighty wings. Low and behold, these meaty bite-size morsels hit the spot. They have a little bit of a flair to them as well! I like them so much that I forgot about the dipping sauces. \n\nHopefully the price comes down a bit because I can see myself ordering these from time to time. However, for a dozen wings I think it's a bit much. They might as well off for a bucket of 20 - 30 like their McNuggets or those chicken competitors.
__label__0 This McDonalds has the worst service. We don't go to McDonalds often and the few times we have gone here they screw up your order. I did not check my order this morning and got home and sure enough a sandwich was missing. The other food also tasted like it was sitting under the warmer forever. \n\nI tried calling the store four times and no one picked up. I then called the customer service department to tell them about the poor service. I don't have high expectations when it comes to fast food, but at the minimum put the right food in the bag. \n\nThanks for making it easier to not go back :-)
__label__0 Not even worth a review.. will not spend any energy on corporate scum that steals from the poor.. Spirit Airlines of the bus industry mixed with soul plane.  WASTE OF $39 BUCKS! If theres ever a class action lawsuit I'm in.
__label__0 DirecTV themselves are not all that bad.  Their Service is OK.  I have had their service in the past and thought it wasn't all that bad.  That was until I got the Genie.  At first it wasn't bad.  Slow to respond, but not bad.  Then the issues started.\n\nGrey Screen.  It's as bad as the dreaded Blue Screen from Windows.  After a few phone calls to tech support their solution is to reset the main receiver every time it happens.  Well now it happens every night.  So they had a tech come out.  He swapped gear.  It's now still happening.\n\nThey say it's a known issue, but the issue has been happening for at least a year and half now and they still have no solution other than reset the main receiver.  To me....that is NOT a solution.\n\nWhen I am done with this 2 year contract I will never go back.  Dish was 100% better and more responsive.
__label__0 I was forced to have hbo and showtime and nfl ticket when I had this installed.  I said I didn't want any of these I was forced to have them for 3 months.  The installer said to make sure and cancel by the date because they will charge you.  I did call and TRIED to cancel but they could only cancel showtime and hbo.  Nfl ticket they couldn't cancel and I would have to wait until I got the bill and call then and cancel.  Guess what you POS when I call again it will be to cancel the whole thing.  I am tired of being screwed.  Talked to my kids and they are canceling as well.  So I hope you are happy losing 4 accounts.
__label__2 Food was ok, arrived mid morning only two people at the bartop another three parties on dining room tables and nobody greeting at the front door. took about 15 minutes to place an order. I ordered french toast with sausage took another 15 minutes.  While the food was good took a little too long for the environment.  sever never checked after food was dropped. sadly cant say I would go out of my way to pass ihop to go back there
__label__4 A truly 5 star dental office!  \n\nI am within walking distance to Dr. Hill's office and I'm so happy that this is the closest dentist to me! The office is spotless. The staff is so friendly. I was offered a water while I waited. \n\nMaybe I just hadn't been to a dentist in a while but I was in awe over the xray machine that rotates around your head! It really cuts down on the amount of images they have to take with those plates in your mouth. Very high tech. Each chair has a television for patients to watch while they go through their cleaning, drilling, etc. The chairs are way more modern than the dental chairs from days of old and very comfortable... \n\nMorgan is my dental hygienist and she's super sweet. Makes me feel totally comfortable. \n\nI've met Dr. Hill twice for a short while (so far I haven't needed dental work besides cleanings, which are done by the hygienist) but he seems very nice. \n\nI love their appointment reminders (I received a call about 2 weeks prior since I made the appointment 6 months in advance, and then receive an email and text closer to the scheduled date. \n\nThis is such a professional dental office with great staff... I'm a lifer!
__label__2 very elegant but after  our bad day we decided to eat here and this was our last day so we enter it was clean only few people by the bar I order the fagioli soup  it was good, and veal piccata I did like the flavor but vegetables to plain of flavor, hubby order lasagna he didn't like it  and the bread they serve it really good also the vinaigrette they serve I really love he flavor so it was good for the prize we pay
__label__2 This cute, little, Italian restaurant is on the corner of Harmon and The Strip (near Bubba Shrimp and below Twin Peaks). This is the full restaurant and bar that is next door to the quick service pizza parlor of the same name. It's a small space with a bar area, tables, and an outdoor patio. It's cutely decorated and has a nice ambiance and vibe to it.\n\nWe came here because we had a Groupon. It seemed like a good deal. However, as mentioned in previous reviews, it's deceptive. It's advertised as half-off and worth up to a $127 value. But there's not much on the menu that's more than $15-16. I noticed on the bottom of the menu that you can add meatballs, chicken, salmon, etc. to any entree, so I thought I'd add to the value by doing that. But to my surprise, when we got the check, we had to pay for that. Really lame.\n\nThe service was nice and friendly, and very attentive.\n\nThe food was all tasty, but none of it was exceptional. We started with the caprese and calamari. Both were 3 stars. Perfectly good, not awesome. We then had the bolognese and penne vodka (plus meatballs) for entrees. Both were also 3 stars. Very good, not awesome. For dessert, we had the tiramisu and cheesecake. 3.5 to 4 stars for those. The cheesecake was made with ricotta, which gave it a different flavor and made it unique.\n\nAll in all, we actually had a wonderful date here and we both agreed we would do it again. The tables each have crayons on them so you can draw on the white butcher paper over the tablecloths. And we totally had fun with that. And again, the service was great and the ambiance was nice. But the Groupon was not much of a savings or really worth it.
__label__0 DISGUSTING FOOD with expensive price. The slice of beef for Pho is supposed to be thin and tasty, instead it's CHEWY and thick and very smelly. My bowl of Pho was so nasty that I could not barely have the 3rd bite and left the whole bowl untouched. I'd not recommend this restaurant to anyone. Pricy and yucky food!!!
__label__0 Susie's estate sales is a big rip off. All of their stuff is extremely overpriced so they can tell their client that their stuff didn't sell, which forces the client to \"donate\" their stuff. Then, Susie's takes the stuff and sells it behind the client's back to make a profit. It's obvious that they are doing this since they don't seem to care about no one buying anything, even if it's the last day of the sale.The one bigger woman who works there is a complete snob about it too. You don't even want to negotiate with them because they are so rude. Oh! and don't say you love garage selling. Or Susie will rip you a new one since they consider themselves to be \"elite\" and not in the garage sale category. If you want to spend a hundred bucks on a crappy southwestern lamp you could get at goodwill for $5, then Susie's estate sale might be for you. Or you might get lucky to buy a $3500 table and chairs on their 25% off day. I usually don't write reviews, but i feel like it's my duty to warn people when they are obviously ripping off their clients. For that kind of money, your better off going to an actual store. At least, you would get better customer service when your dropping that kind of money.
__label__0 This place is horrible!!! The groomers were so rude and unprofessional when I walked in. Then to top it off a groomer by the name of Allison chopped the hair on my dogs ear off. Did not even say anything to me about it until I got my dog home and noticed it. If she cut just a little more she would have cut the tip of his hair off. For 50$ and to be in Tivoli Village (nicer Las Vegas) it was not worth it! service grooming and groomers suck and the place it self is not even up to par. I would NOT recommend anyone to take there dog here. I only ranked it one star because I had to if it was up to me NO STARS.
__label__4 Amazing! I called the day before and there were a few different times available for the following day. I set up a 2PM appt and then the day of I had to run errands. So I called around 930AM to see if I could drop my baby off earlier. They said I could bring her in anytime I wanted. I dropped her off around 10 and she was so excited to be getting all the attention from the staff. They called me around 3PM to let me know she was ready. I picked her up around 430 and she was all clean and fresh and pampered. The groomer told me she had her nails clipped, ears and eyes cleaned, a blueberry facial, and a bath. She looked adorable in her little periwinkle colored satin bow. I went to pay and was shocked at how cheap it was for everything. Only 35.00! I will definately be back!
__label__0 I LOVED this place when Aly Gillmore was the head stylist, she always groomed my Coton De Tulear's into their natural and beautiful coat. Without notifying me that Aly, left the girls were booked with Cindy.She tried to convince me that is best to keep shaved so they stay cooler in the summer months, dispite my vet and Aly Gillmore taught me the exact opposite, as they need their hair for protection from the sun also more importantly works as natural cooling system for them!!!  This concept best and easiest for groomer, and shows little knowledge about what's healthiest for the dog. . This place was BOMB until they lost Aly Gillmore to A Happy Dog Wash!!
__label__4 Really knows his stuff and is really reasonablly priced!  Without a doubt the best and most honest mechanic I've ever dealt with.
__label__3 Being a northerner, I've never heard of which wich, but now that I have, I sure wish we had some in Chicago! The sandwiches & ingredients always look and taste super fresh, which I love. We've tried this place a few times & I haven't gotten a bad sandwich yet! I'm particularly fond of the club though.
__label__2 Tropical smoothie is delicious! But....\n\nThis location seems to have an issue opening on time and since I have to get to base before the morning rush, it makes it extremely inconvenient when at least twice a week the lights aren't even on at 6am when they are supposed to be open.  Go figure, but I would want my business open all of the hours I say it should be.\n\nThis is just a pet peeve.... Their drive through speaker is so quiet that I NEVER can hear them even shutting my truck off, it's quite annoying.\n\nNot that I'm looking for a handout, but when you go in every time in uniform and then 6 months later you are told there has always been a military discount, it's a little discouraging.\n\nFood is great, and service is good when it's there. This could be a 5 star if they could open on time and get that speaker working to where you can communicate.
__label__4 Two Guys is bringing life back to a dying art. Clean, fresh, quality hair cuts are what they do. I have been a few times now and have never been disappointed and expect I never will be. If you're tired of chain haircut stores not giving you what you want, then come here. Great atmosphere and great guys working there. Only downside right now is the construction nearby. Use Recker Road to get there. Little out of the way, but well worth it.
__label__4 Ready for another great meal! Really love the Portuguese Sizzling Shrimp! Always check to see what the chef special is for the day.
__label__2 Loud and chaotic. Very attentive manager. But seemed to be understaffed. Everything was done at a very fast pace. Not a very relaxing atmosphere. The gnoochi were fine and the pizzas were big enough for two people but not all that tasteful. If you were looking for a sit down Italian meal and didnt want to get dressed up and get reservations, this place will do fine.
__label__4 We were looking for an Italian restaurant for dinner and came across the Casanova. This place has a great menu with lots of choices! \n\nFor appetizers we got the calamari & shrimp. It comes with a lemon wedge and tartar sauce. It was okay. We also ordered the Cesar salad. I love Caesar salads with shaved parmesans and that's just what the salad had! \n\nFor dinner, I tried the fetticcini with meat sauce and my boss got the sea bass. \n\nPrices are reasonable, especially for Vegas dining. \n\nIf you write a review, you get a free dessert!
__label__4 Found the recommendation on yelp and decided to give it a try. Turned out to be a great choice. Had a great time here.
__label__2 This is a nice quant restaurant with beautiful chandeliers. I was able to try several dishes and all time favorite was the crusted salmon!
__label__3 Loud Hip Hop, salty margaritas and a nice variety of tacos. Ma\u00efs is definitely a unique experience.\n\nThere was a long wait for a table (they don`t take reservations) but the host gave us the option of passing on a cell phone number which he would call when a spot was free. This was great as it was very very cold outside and the place is tiny so waiting-in wasn't an option. We headed down the street for a drink and ended up missing the call - making our wait a bit longer when we called to check. The owner was GREAT about this - he brought us a round of tequila shots because we waited for a table for over an hour but honestly it was mostly our fault. \n\nMy margarita was awesome and authentic and had fresh coriander. Sorry what?! FRESH CORIANDER. So I was pretty happy about that. I had two.\n\nThe tacos were good. Nothing to write home about.....reasonably priced and unique flavors.\nMy favorites were the carnitas and the squash, black bean and fresh cheese. The crunchiness of the pork rinds on the carnitas was a really nice touch, and who doesn't like fresh cheese?\n\nAll in all, I enjoyed the drinks and the vibe (young, loud, dark, intimate) of this place more-so than the food but I will definitely be returning to see what other taco flavor combinations they come up with
__label__4 I was extremely satisfied with my waxing services from Nadjege. She was thorough, practiced clean techniques including no double dipping and she was amazing at removing in-growns. Her home is beautiful, clean and very private; I felt very safe and comfortable there. Her prices are ridiculously affordable, especially for the quality of service she provides. Also, I was so relaxed I could barely stay awake and nearly fell totally asleep during waxing - that has never happened before! I have already made my next appointment with her.
__label__1 This is probably the worst massage that I have ever had in my life! It was so bad that it was actually laughable. \n\nThe only reason that they get two stars is because I was here for GNO and they placed the five of us together in our own room. This is the rundown on reflexology: lay on your back, place feet in hot water bucket (mine was room temperature), facial massage, arm massage, front leg massage, foot massage, flip over, lower leg massage, back massage, and shoulder massage. Wear comfy clothes. \n\nMy massage tech was the absolute worst! Lol. If you end up with the taller Asian lady rocking a short bob-- RUN! Throughout the massage I could tell that she was only going through the motions. Her transitions in-between were lazy at best and I could tell she didn't really care how her motions felt for the receiver. When she was using the towel to remove the lotion or wipe my feet dry it felt like she was trying to scrape my skin with its grittiness. I also didn't like that she kept yawning and sighing throughout the service. It's rude. While they were doing the jerking motion of your foot, I felt like she was trying to pull me off of the massage bed and this actually made me start laughing. When she positioned my arm in the attempt to feel my scapula and massage it, wrong. Everything she did was so wrong. I usually fall asleep during massages, but with this one I was definitely wide awake and contemplating the whole time on whether or not to ask her to stop. Haha. \n\nIf I come back, I'm definitely trying someone else. Or Terri R.'s fav person! Happy Feet I missssss you
__label__2 Speak up if pressure not to your liking. They want you to leave happy and feeling good. I did not speak up and ended up sore and feeling worse-my fault. I hope you learn from my mistake. Also I did not like the masseur digging his long nails into the bottom of my feet! Again I gritted my teeth and endured it.\nI have had a great experience here in the past so I will give it another try and practice speaking up.
__label__4 Sensational and Orgasmic! Mark made me feel so relaxed with his magic hands. Ask for him ladies when you go in.
__label__0 This is a busy McDonald's.  This is one of the bathroom stopping points for travel between Las Vegas and Phoenix.  This is a subpar McDonald's.  Just ordering a couple simple things like fries and a hamburger for the kids but they messed up the order-incomprehensible.
__label__3 Although, still extremely delicious especially during lunch...I tried the dinner options and felt they were a tad bit overpriced for the portion size...best bet to come for their lunch combos...for dinner my go to is still Kyara
__label__4 Everything is so good!!\n\nEspecially, Kushi and beef tongues.\n\nI love this place.\n\nYou should come here!!!\n\n^o^
__label__3 The food is fresh and tasty. Service is friendly. The shop is a little bit small but quite clean. This is the Christmas night, we did not wait for a seat. Will try again.
__label__4 They were able to take on my Galaxy Note 2's broken LCD.  They lived up to their promise of time and beat everyone in town on price.  They were knowledgeable, friendly, and tested everything in front of me before I left.  Well worth the money.
__label__1 Hired 2 cleaners for 2 hours to clean an empty condo.  When I arrived about 3 days after the cleaning, the place looked pretty much the same as before, minus the alcohol, spare light bulbs and cleaning supplies the previous tenants left behind.  I was told that it was usual to take everything out of the cabinets for the new tenants.  How about 'if it is not yours, don't take it' policy?  Obviously, it was not garbage.  \n\nI gave 2 stars because they did clean the oven and the fridge and a few drawers, but other then that, I am not sure what else they did for 2 hours.  After walking around the newly cleaned condo with bare feet for 30 minutes, my feet were black!  They did offer to come back and clean again, but after their first performance, I figured it wasn't worth my time.  Never again.
__label__1 After 10 years I left wf. I opened acct with a branch on the west side. I was trying resolve the issue at this location and the rep insisted I back go to other branch to fix the problem because it was their mistake. I'm a wf cust I would think any location can help. I just closed all my accts and never went back.
__label__0 Just had the most degrading experience at the business center in Las Vegas (Store# 0006509 Lake Mead & Buffalo- Vons In-Store). Brittany & Angie are rude, presumptive, and have no business representing this prestigious brand. I'm quite disappointed in Wells Fargo. Never again will I be subjected to such disregarding & arrogant treatment! Never again!!!!
__label__0 Be careful opening an account here. They charged me 19.95 for checks that I did not order. I only wanted temporary checks. (I did not complain) I was out of town in Maryland and used another bank acct check to deposit into Wells Fargo being that they did not have a Chase bank in Maryland where I was. It gave me 200.00 of the 500 deposited. I checked next day and it showed that it was kicked back unpaid. I checked Chase acct which shows it was never deposited. I went to the local Wells Fargo here  to deposit 200 and find out why the 500 was not deposited. They called and told me that it came back non sufficient funds and I explained it never hit my Chase acct and would show  them. They did not want to hear it. They could not even figure a way for me to deposit the 200 in to bring it back to positive\n\nThey are closing my acct after only being opened a month or two. No other issues and absolutely no over draft charges or anything else. I have deposited checks from my other acct into Wells Fargo so I could use my atm card to avoid monthly service fees until I direct deposited into my acct. Possibly they did not like that, Just another corporate non caring, (this is the way it is) business!!!\n\nI called Wells fargo. They said that it showed a warning and they never actually hard deposited it into Chase. I advised that I have over draft protection and it would have cleared no problem and they could care less. I do have a recording from Chase saying that it was never deposited. Wells Fargo really does not care and just completely shunned me. I was about to add my direct deposit and refinance my car through them. I am glad this happened now. \n\nStay away from Wells Fargo!!!! Unless you keep large balances and keep them that way. Then they are happy to deal with you then
__label__1 Aight so we picked up a checking account here because we have a mortgage through them (not our choice, they bought our loan from our original bank) which is fine but everytime we go in that bank they try to sell me something like moving my car loan to them, refinancing my student loans, etc... Etc... It's Christmas time and I waited 20 minutes in line while they had 4 out of their 6 windows open and they're busy selling stuff.  They're friendly don't get me wrong but I don't want to move anything, refinance anything, or anything like that I just want to deposit my check!!! There is always a line everytime I come in there I just don't get it!?!? Please stop selling people stuff when there is a 13 plus person line.
__label__4 So nice having this place in the neighborhood. Great sausages, including summer sausage. Have also enjoyed steaks, bacon, chicken, etc. DJ is really helpful and will try to get you whatever you need.
__label__4 I live in Desert Club apartments and I got one of their promotional cards on my door so I gave them a shot. They were offering a serious discount for their first couple months. I got a Shellac manicure (white tip) and it was PHENOMENAL. I went back again a few weeks later and I am going back again this week :) The place is adorable with really cute chic decorations and it's super clean. This is actually the first Yelp review I have ever written but I felt compelled to do so b/c they were so great! I would recommend them to anyone looking for a great nail place!
__label__4 Love love love this place! Best nail salon I have ever been to. I am for sure a nail room regular I go every week for a mani and pedi :) they really take their time and do it well and they have so many cute colors to pick from.
__label__0 Waited for over an hour for my scheduled appt. Barely any leg rub. My nails lasted half the time than normal. Will never go back.
__label__4 Love this place, there should be one on every block instead of crappy subways. The subs are great, service is great. I love the whole firehouse theme.
__label__3 Hard to beat a pretty decent meal for 2 adults and 2 kids for under $20\nGood subs, kids friendly and good location.\nGood option for sunday's lunch!
__label__1 Firehouse just didn't do it for me... Stopped in for lunch at this Firehouse Subs after spending the morning getting to know Charlotte. The place was pretty busy, as it was during the peak lunch hour. I was in the mood for a salad, and since there was only one on the menu, my choice was made for me. I got to pick the protein though. I chose the tuna salad. The boyfriend got the hook & ladder combo (cute). We were both amused by the large selection of hot sauces that were available (we both LOVE spicy food & hot sauce). I was largely underwhelmed with the salad, which consisted of large leafs of lettuce, a few thick bell pepper slices and a large wedges of tomato. It was topped with three sizable scoops of tuna salad and provolone cheese slices. I just wasn't psyched on the salad at all. Yes, I know I'm at a sub shop ordering a salad, but it really isn't that hard to throw a decent salad together. The boyfriend said his sub was meh. I personally prefer Which Wich.
__label__4 Been coming here since they opened. Great store (near the In N Out), store is set up beautifully with LED lights, and the livestock look great. I get almost everything I need for my reef aquarium from here, and they order anything not in stock. Eric really cares about the animals, and won't pick up any special order fish (or sell them to customers) unless they are healthy. I can't speak highly enough of this shop, what a great local business to be able to support!
__label__4 Great store. Great help. Eric is the man!!
__label__1 This place is hit or miss.  The first time we went on New Year's Eve when it was extremely busy.  They had run out of bread, and were making some other type of bread sticks, which were still fairly tasty.  We also ordered the Bruschetta Romano and they brought out toasted baguettes with a side of marinara sauce.  The when asked about it, the waiter tried to act like he didn't know, but then came back and apologized that it wasn't correct.  I had the Supremo Alfredo which was good, my husband didn't care for his entree too much.  They did have a nice bar selection of beer, wine and well drinks.  We have since been back several times both for take-out and dine-in.  I think it is over-priced for what you get.  I would expect nicer napkins and tables for the price range.  It is more like a cafe type setting, with nicer resaurant prices. Their pizza isn't bad.  We often times will get take-out for pizza.  The last time my husband went to place an order for take-out, there was a lot of people in the front area waiting for seats.  One customer had a child on lying on the take-out counter which totally is unacceptable.  This is where food is being placed for pick-up?  My husband waited for a few minutes and when no one acknowledged his presence or asked the man and his child to move off of the counter, my husband decided we would do Fire House Subs instead.  \nWill we try it again?  Probably... it may be awhile though.  Maybe I will chalk it up to them being a new business and needing to get the kinks worked out.
__label__4 4.6/5 Excellent sandwich, got the Italian and was very impressed by the quality of the meat they used. Come hungry, the 12 inch here is a lot more food than the 12 inch at subway. Says voted best sandwich in America, definitely a contender.
__label__1 Certainly not the best sandwich I ever had. When I stopped in after passing the billboards making these types out outrageous claims I thought I was in for a treat. \n\nTurns out I found the layout to be confusing along with the menu options. Staff didn't seem to helpful and the dining room area was dirty to the point where I had to clean my own table. \n\nThe food wasn't bad but in my opinion didn't support the claims. It was a regular turkey sub with some extras, nothing special about it. If I'd had to make a life of death choice between Capriotti's or Subway I'd go with Caps. \n\nThe choice is yours...
__label__4 Let me preface this first by saying that I don't normally do sweets or desserts in general. BUT THIS PLACE IS MAKING A LIAR OUT OF ME!\n\nThree words: MAPLE. BACON. BAR.\n\nOf course they have others but every time I go here, its all about the above mentioned. Service is spectacular especially if you call in advance to put in an order and they are open 24 hours on the weekend! \n\nThis maybe my shortest review ever but I cant make it anymore simpler than this!
__label__4 OMFG!!!!!\n\nKinda glad I don't live anywhere near this place! I'd be as big as a house. THe donuts are AMAZING!!!!! The Elvis and the Banana Cream Pie are every bit as delicious as they are beautiful. Just wish the one with the dates and blu cheese had more of a blu cheese punch. \n\nWhile the donuts are amazing, give their coffee a try! The chocolate macadamia coffee has developed into a new addiction!
__label__1 Great donuts, bad service.  I've been there three times, ordered the same donuts (6 gourmet) and was charged 3 different prices.  When I told the salesperson, she had an attitude.  This review is for the store at Town Square.  Thanks to the service, I'm not going back!
__label__1 Great doughnuts - poor customer service.\n\nI've been here a few times and the doughnuts are great!!  Unfortunately the last time I was there the service was horrible, and that is putting is nicely.  I walked in and the guy was helping another couple, but then after getting their order and telling them it would be about a 15min wait he continued to \"chit chat\" and make small talk, which is fine but he did not even acknowledge I was standing there for about 5min!!\nFinally another lady came out and asked if she could help me, she was nice enough but when I ordered she straight told me - we don't have those.  Now I'm not sure if she meant we don't have those as in we are out right now or we don't make those.  Now I ordered the 3 strawberry shortcake and 3 banana cream - which I have had in the past, so as I looked at her confused and at their display, she said well, let me check. She walked in the back and said it would be one hour!!  I couldn't fathom as to why the people in front of me, who also ordered specialty doughnuts, would be only 15min and my order would be one hour.  As I was already there I decided to wait.  I ordered a coffee and saw they had vanilla - empty (now the same guy that ignored me is right there and says nothing), so I just get regular coffee.  Another lady tried the vanilla and yup still empty. This time the guy says \"oh I have more in the back let me get it - it'll be about 15min\".  REALLY WTF had i somehow gained the super power of invisibility and this guy does not see me!!!!!\n\nSad to say I will not be going back in the foreseeable future - maybe if I feel like being ignored I'll go back.
__label__1 For a drive through coffee, very very slow. You would be quicker running into Starbucks. As for the coffee, if they get your order correct the quality of the drinks will very. The iced mocha has un-dissolved chocolate powder in it and the other drinks can range from weak to too \nsweet. Try once, but consider other options for quick good drive through coffee. Sorry Talebu
__label__2 Have not been at night but based off a traditional coffee shop, it's not conducive to studying. Food items seem interesting although I have not tried any.
__label__4 Friendly staff, hot food, clean!  This place is always busy and a great bargain, especially during baseball season, when the Dbacks make 6 runs one more!
__label__0 Called the Mesa Little Clinic to enquire about getting an X-Ray for a potentially broken rib and was very annoyed by the grouchy, unhelpful tone I got from the woman on the phone. I completely understand if it is a service not offered, but responding in a snooty tone saying \"we don't do that\", then sounding offended when I asked if she happened to know info about getting it done at Urgent Care is poor. She didn't even say goodbye when I thanked her before getting off the phone. Good luck getting us to come for any services in the future.
__label__4 This was perhaps the best restaurant burger I've ever had. I typically don't like restaurant burgers as I grew up on overcooked, brick-like burgers so sloppy toppings and juicy burgers just aren't my thing. This however was delicious and I would go again in a heartbeat. \n\nI ordered the uber cheeseburger: burger, 3 cheeses, bun. That's it. Meat and cheese. That is all I need or want in life. Screw vegetables. I also got the Just Fries with the two ketchups. The curry ketchup was interested but I didn't really like it. The chipotle ketchup tasted like normal ketchup so it got the job done.\n\nI really enjoyed the theming/style and the iPad drink menu was neat but a little buggy. I went the second day it was open and it wasn't too busy. Service was insanely good. We must have been helped by 5 different people, each letting us know they were assisting our main server. They each gave us their name and said to not hesitate to grab anyone of them if our main server wasn't available.\n\nI thoroughly enjoyed this place and recommend it highly.
__label__1 Checked it out figuring it would be good since he is in the business of inspecting/helping out other restaurant owners. The very first thing we noticed was the shivering hostesses and watresses. The place is very close to the outdoor of the building. The girls were freezing! We were told they are not able to put on a sweater or jacket or jeans. They were all very sweet but I felt very uncomfortablewith them being so cold. The outfits were embarrassing...so short anfd tight they had to wear thongs underneath, I could the outline. The service was good and they were very nice. The dogs looked really great! The burgers were smallish and ok!!! The drinks were very small for the prices. The fries were fine but super expensive and not that worth it. Really? How much do potatoes cost? Ihave to say I wasn't very impressed and felt reallybad for those girls!!! Comeon and adapt the uniform so they can be comfortable in the winter months.
__label__2 I would start by saying after having Gordon Ramsay Pub and Grill I was looking forward too trying Gordon Ramsay Burger. Thankfully my cousins visiting choose different Gordon Ramsay. I was not disappointed but neither did I get wowed or impressed with the food. If not for all the Gordon Ramsay name sake all over the restaurant strip it down without it. It clone of Bachi Burger even down too the way serves the fries. I had the Hell Kitchen Burger. Solid burger it cooked too perfect medium, nice moist and juicy inside. I enjoy the combination of the cheese,, roasted jalapeno, avocado, and over roasted tomato. It had that nice little heat from the jalapeno overall solid burger. I had the truffle fries that was good. I felt they could have mixed the seasoning especially the truffle oil or whatever they do better throughout the fries. I felt times that fries bottom had no truffle flavor. The dipping sauces was solid. Dessert try the sticky toffee pudding push up pops. My cousin and I split since it came two pop ups. I did LOVE the presentation of it. It literally looks like old school pop ups ice creams remember getting from ice cream truck on the street. But say in food presentation makes the first impression but if the food not stand up then all for not. I totally feel about it. Plus after the sticky toffee pudding NO WAY it could have competed with the one at Gordon Ramsay Pub and Grill. I felt the cake itself very bland nothing stood out with it. The ice cream between layers nothing special and overall dessert that waiter pushed hard felt let down. \n\nThe service was great! I love the energy we got from our waiter. He was very informative. They also have the Ipad touch screens for there drinks just like the Pub and Grill. I liked different approach with the menu on top of the napkins and just style. The menu is straight forward same as Bachi Burger just burgers, friends, apps, shakes, other non burgers, and desserts. Surprise considering its the STRIP property and big name but prices were reasonable. If remember correctly Bachi and here average burger is in $15 range. The hostess wonderful, friendly, and start you off great experience. \n\nThe one thing that aggravating is too find it. The signs NON of them in Planet Hollywood directs too it. Not that the layout of the casino helps one bit. It next too PF Changs or say around the corner. \n\nOverall it was cool knowing that just went too Pub and Grill then Burger. Now all I need complete the tirfecta is Steak. If urge for gourmet burger sorry but Bachi Burger my go spot! If on the strip not bad alternative.
__label__3 Fantastic!  The Farm burger was fabulous and the sweet potato fries with powder sugar were great. Huge fan of food.  Service on the hand was slow. They forgot our fries and we had to ask for them and did not get them until we were 3/4 done with our burgers.
__label__1 I suppose when it's Gordon Ramsay's restaurant you expect more or better than average.\nLike everyone else I have watched his shows and he seems to be a passionate chef.\nThere was a 45 minute wait to get a table- that's fair it was a Friday night so we went and killed some time until our text message informed us the table was ready. The staff uniforms are RIDICULOUS, so blatantly inappropriate, ill fitting and unflattering. Please change them- what a joke they are. The umbrella girls at motorpsorts events are wearing more clothes than the poor girls working at BURGR.\nThe burgers took another 45 minutes to come out and they were okay but not great. My husband got the truffle fries with the truffle aioli, which frankly all just tasted like garlic and not much else. I cook for my family most nights so the burgers were not earth shatteringly good or something I couldn't whip up in 15 minutes. i just expected more.\nWell I did get more when the bill came $150 for 2 adults and 2 kids for a burger meal. \nWe won't go back to BURGR, but there certainly is a slew of Gordon Ramsay restaurants to choose from in Las Vegas. He seems to be a hard worker and he's making hay while the sun shines.
__label__4 BurGR is amazing! By far the best burger I have ever had! The staff is great, on par with Ramsey steak! I ordered the Farm Burger and it was awesome. My wife had the Hells Kitchen burger and it to was amazing. We shared a basket of \"Just Fries\". They were good, but what set them over the top was the two ketchups. A chipotle ketchup on one side and a curry ketchup on the other. We will be going back again before we leave Vegas!
__label__2 After watching Gordon Ramsey chew people out on Kitchen Nightmares for standing around and doing nothing and for watching him yell at head chef's on the show for not expediting, I was shocked to see over 10 people standing around in the open kitchen and the head chef standing and talking to a couple patrons for the entire 1.5 hours we were there.  The irony!  \n\nAs for the food...\nThe wings looked amazing, but were just ok.  I preferred the red ones over the green since they had more flavor. \n\nThe truffle fries were great!  Really liked those.\n\nHad the Hell's Kitchen Burger.  It was juicy and ground from chuck, brisket and short rib, which is a great combination, but it was definitely under seasoned.  The housemate sesame bun was a nice touch, but nothing distinguishable.\n\nOur server was very knowledgeable and friendly and took the time to share lots of information about the place with us.\n\nAll in all a solid 3 stars for my first Gordon Ramsey experience.
__label__2 This was my first time here and I really wanted to know if this place lived up to the hype. We all know Gordon and how he acts on his show, so you'd think this place would be just flat out amazing.\n\nMy order:\nDamnation chicken burger\nTruffle Parmesan Fries\nCorona\n\nPresentation of the food looks great. I think more went into that than the taste. Nothing about this Chicken BurGR stood out except it was over grilled. I was not impressed by this at all.\n\nThe fries were nothing special either. They seemed to be normal steak fries with Parmesan cheese sprinkled on them. The truffles were in one of the dipping sauces. Again just didn't live up to the hype. \n\nThe Corona was probably the only thing that came out meeting my expectation. I placed the order on the iPad that was given to me and it didn't even get sent to the bar. The waiter came over and just took it and read it. My thoughts are it works if you want customized cocktails, but not for beers. I thought for sure it would be like STACKED (customized burger place in Los Angeles).\n \nOverall not that wowed by this place and it was a bit over priced. Aside from watching a game on the screens, and grabbing a drink or two, I would skip this place and probably any other GR place.
__label__0 Long wait for a very disappointing experience. Mind you I was ready to taste what a gourmet burger tasted like. Fries were too greasy and go figure no regular catsup or mustard! The sun blaring down on us was extremely bad and yet not one restaurant staff bothered to block the sun or apologize. Service was ok but I wasn't impressed. I was only able to eat 1/2 of my burger! Too much hoopla for very bad food!
__label__3 On our first trip to Vegas we had to eat at one of Gordon Ramsay's restaurants. We had the Britannia burger, the American burger and shared Just Fries. The service was great, we got there right at opening, seated right away and the servers were great, we never even had to ask for a drink refill. They knew the menu and what to recommend and had great drink pairing suggestions. The burgers were phenomenal. I would say it is quite possibly the best burger I have ever eaten. The bun was fresh and soft, the burger was cooked to perfection. The only reason I gave 4 stars and not 5 was because of the fries. They were average, nothing special. They give you 2 different kinds of ketchup to dip and I think they were both a bit too spicy.\n\nOverall I was very pleased with my visit and will be back when I get back to Vegas, can't wait to have another amazing BurGR!
__label__2 I wish this burger was more memorable. We ate here in may when they had a military 2 for 1 burger promotion so we took advantage of that. They didn't advertise it really, it was just on the website at the very bottom. \n\nOne thing I loved about all three Gordon Ramsay establishments while I was in Vegas this weekend was the Innis and Gunn beer selection on tap. Here they had a stout (a porter at Steam, and a pale ale at Pub&grill). They are oak aged beers and taste awesome. Apparently the server said they were Gordon's fav beers (at least on the menu)and I can see why.   \n\nI did enjoy my burger just didn't blow me away for some reason. I had the euro which was tasty and cooked well. The truffle fries and dipping sauces were very good. Wish I was hungry enough for a shake but too full since this was our third stop on our Gordon Ramsay crawl of the strip.
__label__0 We ate a late dinner at Burgr last night.  It tool about 20 minutes to get a table... Not bad. We ordered a shake, and dinner. It took about 15-20  minutes just to bring us our shake, I ordered a burger and my husband ordered a salad and shared fries.  It took another 20 or so minutes to bring our meals. My husband's salad looked like a pile of over cooked noodles.... Tasted nasty. My burger was fine.... Nothing to brag about. The fires were undercooked and over seasoned... No one was really even good about water refills. We did speak with the manager Benjamin, his only comment were we locals????? really.. This place sucks. I am so shocked, this was a place that I would have thought would have been amazing... Save your time and money there are to many other Burger places in Vegas
__label__0 I was very excited to try Ramsay's food, as I've been a television fan for a long time.  We ordered Ice water with lemon, and only received ice water.  We ordered the onion rings as an appetizer; the homemade ranch was delicious, and the chipotle ketchup was ok, at best.  The onion rings were quite greasy, although seasoned well.  For the main course, we ordered the \"Farmer's Burger\" (I can't fully remember the name, but it was a burger with duck bacon and an egg on top) ( I would rate this burger alone a 3.5), the \"Hells Kitchen Burger\", and the Truffle Fries with Truffle Aioli.  The hells kitchen burger was charred so badly on the bottom that I could taste nothing but burnt, and had absolutely no seasoning.  The burger had roasted jalepeno, tomato, and avacado on top of a cheese I cannot remember the name of.  We had a shift change mid service, so the new waiter took a while to catch on that the burger was sitting there untouched.  We advised him that not only was it charred, there was NO seasoning whatsoever.  He brought back a less cooked burger, but with no seasoning still.  To have roasted vegetables with raw (thickly cut) avacado on top with NO salt was a slap in the culinary world's face.  The only salt was from the cheese, which you could taste in the last bite (as all the toppings were eaten already.)  I would never go back, and will never eat at a Ramsay restaurant again.  To \"rectify\" the issue with yet another unseasoned burger told me that it was intended to be bland.  No thanks, for over $50 I could have eaten three times the amount at In N Out burger and been completely satisfied!  (Oh yes, the fries were ok, more garlicy than truffley...but the meal cannot be held up by the fries.)
__label__1 Ehhh. It's going to be difficult to write this post because I really like watching Gordon Ramsay's cooking shows and programs, but I have definitely had better burgers. Don't burn me at the stake for this review.\n\nLocated in Planet Hollywood at the front entrance is a small modern bar-like area where my bf and I both got in line to try out the place. A bit of a wait, but I figured it's Gordon Ramsay, everyone wants to eat here. We were seated and we had our order ready to go (there is an interactive menu while you are waiting in line which is pretty cool) and I got the Hell's Kitchen Burger and my bf got the burger with lamb. We also ordered some truffle parmesan fries to share. The wait took awhile for the burgers to come out and our waitress came by and gave us an ipad to order some drinks during our wait. I can see the technological interactive appeal of the place, but it didn't say anything about the food. \n\nMy burger came out and it tasted okay, but the most disappointing part of the meal was that the burger was lukewarm to cold. Wondering if my senses were off, I asked my bf to try a piece of it to see if it was cold, and he confirmed that the burger was pretty cold. It tasted like the burger had been sitting out for awhile or only partially cooked. He asked me if I wanted to let the waitress know, but I tried eating a few more pieces to see if it that was really how they wanted the burger made. Afterwards, I just left the burger by itself and munched on some truffle fries. The truffle fries were okay (they were hot at least) but a little bit overpowering on the truffle oil.\n\nMy bf wasn't that impressed with his burger either. He said that mine tasted better than his, but too bad that the temperature was off. We waited for the waitress to clear our table and I mentioned that my burger was pretty cold. She said that she was sorry but I could tell that there was little that she could do with the situation. \n\nWe paid our bill (a hefty $54 something) and tipped. I kept thinking in my head that I have had a better burger in a place like Red Robin. Sorry Gordon, but I'm sticking to your cooking shows. I don't think I'll be back here.
__label__3 This is definitely the best burger place I've been to so far food-wise, but be warned: don't come here when you're starving because the wait (both for a table and then for the actual food to come) will probably make you faint. \n\nThe feel of Burgr is modern and minimalistic, but spacious and intimate enough. I came here with a group of five friends on a Sunday afternoon around 2pm. We were told that the wait would be about a little over an hour, and we were able to leave a phone number so as to be notified via text when our table was ready. The actual wait was about an hour and a half, but we were seated quickly and our drink and food orders taken soon after. \n\nWe waited ten minutes for our drink orders to come (all of us had just ordered water) and then another HOUR for our food to come. I understand that everything is freshly made and that a lot of care is put into the food, but an hour for six entrees and three sides? After watching Gordon Ramsay's hardcore antics on his shows, I had much different expectations for service in one of his restaurants. When the food did come though, it was definitely just as good as I expected. \n\nChanterelle Burger:\n(http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/gordon-ramsay-burgr-las-vegas?select=GQgBbOObWxl4NMnr2AUQNQ#GQgBbOObWxl4NMnr2AUQNQ)\nThis burger was grilled to a perfect medium rare and topped with fresh arugula, roasted chanterelles, and a sweet fig jam. All the components were well-cooked and complemented each other well, although I wish there had been more chanterelles (I think there were only two pieces) and that the fig jam was a tad less sweet. \n\nTruffle fries:\n(http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/gordon-ramsay-burgr-las-vegas?select=GQgBbOObWxl4NMnr2AUQNQ#vAwykqxeHJ6L9us0hwI6EQ)\nI love that these were thick-cut and fried to a crisp on the outside while still soft and mealy on the inside. They were served with two sauces on the side: one a variation of ketchup and the other a kind of tartar sauce (but with a few added spices I believe). Both were delicious with the piping hot fries. \n\nSweet potato fries:\n(http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/gordon-ramsay-burgr-las-vegas?select=GQgBbOObWxl4NMnr2AUQNQ#whOTAAufI9XOoXYwTtCESQ)\nHands down the best sweet potato fries I've ever had, piping hot and topped with heavenly powdered sugar. These also came with a canister of powdered sugar on the side as well as a kind of sweet syrup dip. I wasn't a big fan of the syrup because I felt like it overpowered the delicate flavor of the sweet potato, but I've never had sweet potato fries anywhere else that were sprinkled with powdered sugar, and it was just so ridiculously delicious. \n\nOverall, this was a delicious meal, and I'd absolutely come back for the food. I hope the service won't take as long next time, but I'll come prepared just in case it does.
__label__4 Had a great time!  Great food! There is usually a significant wait 30-60 mins!  Be prepared to wait!
__label__3 Coincidentally I had marathoned Gordon Ramsays shows and developed a mild obsession in the weeks before my vacation to Las Vegas.  I was overjoyed when I realized that my hotel, Planet Hollywood, was home to Chef Ramsays affordable burger joint.  We came in at 1:30 am on Friday and enjoyed not having to wait. Our service was friendly and the food was amazing.  I ordered the Hells Kitchen burger.  It was tasty but the grilled jalape\u00f1o it came with was way way way too hot.  I'm just going to assume this was one of those flukey hot jalape\u00f1os.  Usually I have no issue chomping down a jalape\u00f1o pepper but this was the hottest thing I have ever eaten... My whole throat burned.   I pulled the pepper out and enjoyed the rest of my burger.  Our table scarfed down the truffle fries too.  \n\nSaturday we came in for lunch and there was a wait.  There were 4 of us though, so we could give them our number and then meander through the casino, which really helped.  The Oreo shake is AMAZING.  It's rich but its like heaven through a straw.  The farm burger was yummmmy as were the onion rings.  None of us had a single complaint about anything!
__label__1 Aww.. I don't know if it's because I love Gordon on TV, I watch his shows, his cooking shows, and read his books.. Do I expect to much??? \nI was so excited to sit in his Burger joint, I could hardly wait to choose from his menu.. A couple things I have pet Peeve's about: \n1. If you charge a Big Price you must Deliver, If you are going to charge $10.00 for a order of Fries or Onion Rings, at least make sure they are MADE TO ORDER! \nI am sorry Gordon but at this restaurant, at this level, . . . Really, a window to let the Apps. be Pre-Cooked? ? ? \n2. Make sure food is cooked to order, if it's not, then it had better be Heated to a HOT temp.. ( Unless it's sushi ) I like my food Hot and Smokin' still! AKA MADE TO ORDER!\n3. If it doesn't taste good, I send it back. \nThe burger I ordered was the Duck Bacon, Egg, and Medium Rare... ( Border line Hot) but the flavor impact was there and I was thankful that the Bun was at least Toasted. . . Have to have a Toasted Bun right? \nUnfortunately, for the price, service, and food, I won't be dining back... It was sad.. I wanted more... \nIt's a long line and not worth the wait, I'd rather go down the road to In and Out... \nAt least there I know everything is Cooked to Order! 1/4 the price as well for 4 people to eat for what you'll pay for one person... \nThank You, but ... so sad... Gordon' i am loosing faith in your restaurants...
__label__2 3.5 stars\n\nGordon Ramsay has been a busy man in Las Vegas, opening three restaurant concepts in three different hotels within about 8 months' time. His latest is his most casual and approachable - a burger joint within the Planet Hollywood hotel. Coming off of dinner the previous night at Gordon Ramsay Steak, this would be our second consecutive red meat meal from Ramsay.\n\nThe menu is very streamlined and focused here, featuring a handful of snacks/appetizers and about ten burger options. There isn't your build-your-own-burger type place, which is something I appreciate. Fries and a couple of salad and hot dog options round out the menu.\n\nFarm Burger duck breast bacon, english sharp cheddar, fried egg (substitute regular bacon)\n\nHell's Kitchen Burger asadero cheese, roasted jalapeno peppers, avocado, oven roasted tomato\n\nMy dad went for the Hell's Kitchen burger while I went with the Farm. Disappointingly, they were out of the duck bacon, so regular pork bacon was substituted for it. I'd have to say the burgers were pretty well done, with a nicely-cooked pink center for the meat and a very soft bun. The meat had a subtle smokiness, nice char and was pretty juicy. My fried egg was cooked perfectly, with the yolk oozing out once broken. Considering the bacon and egg on the burger, this was about as close as I was going to get to brunch on this Sunday morning. I thought this was a pretty good burger.\n\nJust Fries hand cut fries, chipotle ketchup, curry ketchup\n\nThese larger-cut fries were done well too, crispy on the outside and fluffy inside. The housemade ketchups were quite good too. Simple but executed well.\n\nI don't think any diner is going to be \"wowed\" here, but the food is actually quite good. The burgers, while simple, were thoroughly satisfying and cooked just right. And while we didn't try anything other than sides the french fries, those were just as satisfying. There are a ton of options to alleviate a burger craving on The Strip; I would consider BurGR one of the legitimate options.
__label__1 At times I get overwhelmed and I struggle coming up with catching words to have my followers get my point. Every burger should be made by an american chef. All due respect Chef Ramsay but your burGR is horrible. Wow. the wife and I were so excited that we made reservation @this burger joint a.k.a. GR BurGr restaurant located inside the Planet Hollywood hotel on the vegas strip BLV. \n\nWe both were so excited, we decided to order the Wings/ Japano poppers. The wings were super nasty and frozen b4 deep fried. and way too dry. Chef Ramsay can be such a hypocrite at talking S*** at all the other restaurants for \"entertainment\" yet his own restaurants are suffering in both quality foods and services. Shame on the restaurant for using frozen foods for customers that are paying high dollar for their foods. \n\nThe waitress kept on apologizing to us on how he's so \"busy\" and that our burgers should be served soon. He was able to bring me and the wife our drinks but yet no refills. I mean am having a beer, I like to keep the buzz going during and after my meal. If he/she stop serving beer, the buzz will go away... So, yes the buzz went away after 20mins waiting for my beer. \n\nThe next bigger issue I had was my burger was over cooked. i asked for medium well burger, to be juicy from the inside and crispy from the outside. The burger was so overcooked and dried I stopped after the 2nd bite. I told the waitress about the issue, and he said \"Awww am so sorry.\" He also added, \"I'll make sure this will not happen next time.\" Umm... who is stupid enough to do the mistake again twice? Call me a fool once but don't you dear call me a fool again!! \n\nWhat a waste of $87 for two people that was at this restaurant. I cant even be funny or have a sense of humor writing this because of the disappointment I had w/ the wife at our wedding anniversary night. \n\nAnyway, I wouldn't go back even if Chef GR himself gave me his sincere apology. That is how bad this place was and the sadness it caused us two. \n\nGrade: F and \"bloody horrible mate\" as the good english GR would say. Overall, me and the wife admired him and his shows the past few years. After dinning in at one of the many restaurant he has in the United States we lost all respect to him as a chef and an entertainer as well.
__label__1 I see so many 4-5 star reviews for this place, but after trying so many menu items, it has to be about the burgers and my experience was particularly bland.  One of my friends and his girlfriend were raving about this place, since they came the previous month and told me that I had to come try it for myself.  We had the following:\n\n**Jalapeno Poppers: Now these are legitimately awesome, and would get them on their own.  Great taste, not to spicy and a perfect sauce.  \n\n**Fries (Truffle Parmesan/Sweet Potato/Regular): These were all delicious, as was their accompanying sauces. \n\n**Hells Kitchen Burger: So shouldn't this be the main event?  I was anxiously awaiting some crazy taste bud exploding moment of ecstasy that never came.  The meat was bland, the cheese didn't have much of a taste and I never felt like I tasted the peppers.  I did get it medium, so I was surprised that it was so devoid of flavors.  What happened to this supposedly insane burger?\n\nService wasn't good.  After we ordered, the waiter mentioned that since the burgers taken 30-45 minutes to make, we might want to think about some appetizers.  Great, thanks for letting us know.  We ordered three (3) appetizers, and they came out about 25 minutes later.  3-4 minutes after that all our burgers came out.  So much for getting appetizers to hold us over for our meal. We all had suspicions that our tab was intentionally  raised, but whatever.  \n\nSince we had players cards, we had a small discount on the food, which amounted to about $20.  He forgot to apply it, and he said he would after he ran our credit/debit cards.  He \"forgot\" yet again, until I explained to him that he had not ran our players card discount.  He did finally corrected it, but after I spotted it twice.  My party felt like he was doing way too many things on \"purpose\" to forget to apply the discount.  \n\nThe funny thing is that I did not want to say anything about my experience at BurGR with my friends since one of them really wanted us to go try it out.  It wasn't until we went to Fat Burger right before we were heading back home that two of my friends commented on how much better Fat Burger was than BurGR, at a fraction of the price.  And I completely agreed in not only cost but in flavor.\n\nI might try it out again, since so many people rave about it.  But I may have to share a plate in case I am disappointed again.
__label__2 Burgers look great but been here 22 min and still waiting for fries and the place is dead with a ton of staff. Hope the burgers are worth it.... They were. The burgers were amazing and so were the fries. 3 stars because the wait was horrible.
__label__4 I'm a huge Gordon Ramsay fan, and this was my first trip to Las Vegas since he opened his three restaurants there. My trip wouldn't have been complete without a stop to at least one of them. \n\nThe line at BurGR is typically 1-3 hours long. They don't take reservations, so you must stand in line and wait. On the Friday that we arrived in Las Vegas, which happened to be my birthday, we ventured down to Planet Holleywood (home of BurGR) and saw there was no line around 2PM. We immediately went in. \n\nIf you've read any of my other reviews, you know two things about me: 1) I love burgers and 2) I'm a burger snob. I want a burger and I want it cooked perfectly. At BurGR I opted for the Hell's Kitchen burger and ordered it medium rare. I received the most delicious burger I've ever consumed. Perfectly cooked, juicy without being greasy, beautifully presented, and overall a flavor assault on my taste buds. Is that where this story ends? Absolutely not. The burger cost $14! $14 in Las Vegas. It was A La Cart, but if you compare it to a A La Cart burger place in (Bru) $14 is more than reasonable for Las Vegas. \n\nI will eat at BurGR again the next time I'm in Vegas, even if I have to wait 2 hours in line.
__label__4 I watched a bunch of Gordon Ramsay TV shows and finally got to try his BurGR restaurant out. I came in with HIGH expectations and every one of them were met. Whether or not you are a Ramsay fan, this place is a must try for the best service and burgers.\n\nWait:\nYes, there will always be a line. Each time I walked by at all hours of operations, I saw a line.\nMy visit was on a Saturday for lunch. 10:45am Saturday = no line. 11am (opening) = 30 people in line. Since we were the first group to enter, line died down really fast. However, expect a line if you go during any main meal times.\n\nService: \nAfter being seated, we were presented with an IPad for the drink menu. Very easy to navigate and modern. Our server(s) (they apparently have a \"backup\" server as well) were all attentive and friendly. Great service.\n\nTiming:\nIf you watch Hell's Kitchen or Master Chef, you know Ramsay is all about timing and putting out delicious food without making the guests wait. I have to say, the timing of the drinks to appetizer to entree was perfect. \n\nFood:\nSince it was my first time, had to order the Hell's Kitchen burger -Medium Well. Let tell you.. from the top bun to the bottom, pure perfection. The buns were super soft yet maintained it's form from the crisp outside, the bottom bun was not soggy, and all the ingredients worked really well. Definitely one of the best burgers I've had.\n\nJalapeno Poppers - what a clever way to present it. Not that having a main dipping bowl to dip your poppers is hard work but the individual shot glasses containing sauce and the popper makes it... easier and more enjoyable. Hands down, the freshest jalapeno poppers I've had. \n\nFries with Truffle oil. If you are dining with someone else, 2 burgers and one order of fries is plenty for both. I saw some people order a side of fries per person and none of them left finishing the fries off. What can I say... fries.. truffle oil.. yum yum yum.\n\nGreat service, great food, VERY reasonable price (TR members get $1 off each item), this is definitely a must try if you are on the strip.\n\nGO GO GO GO GO!
__label__2 Came here cause we are in Vegas and people talk about this place a lot. \nI have to say the burger is good but not excellent. Nothing to die for. \nThe restaurant decoration is cool and the staff has nice outfits. \nThey are also friendly. \nOther than that, I have to say the food didn't stand out. \nI am a bit disappointed.
__label__3 This place is the bomb diggity! My husband and I have been here a few times now since it opened. It's located inside the Planet Hollywood Casino and has a casual, hip vibe to it.\n\nI'm not a huge fan of hamburger meat, but they offer chicken burgers as well. I ordered mine with blue cheese, slaw, and spicy mayo. My husband ordered his hamburger basically the same way, minus the slaw. They were both excellent. The fries are large enough for two people and there are a few options as far as flavors go. We chose the parmesan truffle fries this time, which were devoured in a hurry. The other options are original or sweet potato, and all are served with two types of homemade ketchup.\n\nBe sure to save room for dessert here!!! This place has the most unique milkshakes ever! There are several different flavor combos of ice cream shakes topped with (wait for it)... pudding!!! My fave is the coffee shake topped with chocolate pudding, while my husband enjoys cookies n' cream with creme br\u00fbl\u00e9e pudding. The pudding melts into the ice cream and creates the most unusual, yummy creation known to mankind. We go to Vegas often, and ALWAYS make a stop for one of these shakes. Try it once and you'll be addicted too!
__label__2 Went around New Year's,  great location and hours. Good looking menu, next time I'm trying the duck bacon burger. The truffle fries are delicious,  I enjoyed the aioli but not the ketchup.  My fianc\u00e9e was first hesitant of the ketchup but at the end raved about it. I just got the regular burger and it was pretty good. I will go again on next visit.  Reason for three stars my waiter never checked on us until it was check time.
__label__2 My hubby says 2 1/2 stars and it was only for the ambiance, not the food. I think I have to agree! I've been to his steakhouse and was happy with my food there, so I was expecting some good food, especially with all the reviews. Sadly I have been excited to try this spot for a long time and I finally did. It was very packed for a week night, around 6 p.m. When we left, there was actually a long line forming. Upon first entering, I was really impressed by the fire lining the window as part of the decoration. The hostesses were standing around, greeted us, and took us right to our table. I was surprised how busy it was in there. There are huge TV screens covering the walls (sports bar-ish but with high price tags), loud music (Vegas all the way), and Gordon's pic all over the place, on the menu, on the wall, everywhere. At first I was very impressed with the whole thing. \n\nWhen we sat down our waitress Tammy came over and appeared to be a in a big rush. I ordered the Farm Burger, Hog Burger (love the name), and we got Maui Onion Rings and Truffle Fries. The burgers we got were supposed to be their speciality, so I was really expecting something special. Ummm the Hog Burger was not memorable at all. I can't say I enjoyed it one bit and almost felt like I was just eating it because it was so darn expensive!! ($17 with being a rewards member). The burger wasn't even that big and it just barely had any taste. The toppings were arugula and some sort of sauce, again nothing memorable. The Farm Burger had a nice piece of bacon on it, cheese, and an egg (doesn't sound original but in comparison to the Hog burger, it was decent). I really don't feel like with the high price here for the burgers, these burgers were worth the price. I hate to say it, but the burger was borderline dry. The Maui onion rings and garlic dipping sauce was tasty, but nothing that would bring me back to this restaurant just for that. The truffle fries were thick cut fries and had an overwhelming truffle taste, almost to the point where you felt gross eating such oily fries. \n\nI am glad I went and tried it and now my curiosity is over and I will not be back. With the Ipad menu, Iphone for giving feedback/review along with the check, and all the TV's, I think the high price of the food was going towards the gadgets instead of good quality food.
__label__3 The line was very long but it was worth the wait. The service was good too. Our waiter was helpful and fast. \nLove the restaurant's entrance with fire inside the glass. We had to take a picture in front of it. \nThe food was great, my favorite were the Truffle Parmesan Fries and I highly recommend them. We first started with the Jalape\u00f1o Popper Shots. I love spicy food but I don't know if it was cause I was drinking on a empty stomach or my Acid Reflux; but they were very spicy and gave me heartburn. I did enjoy the ranch sauce that you dip the poppers in, it was very yummy, refreshing, and helped with the heat of the popper. Next we got ours Burgers and the Truffle Parmesan Fries. The fries were so delicious. I love Parmesan cheeses and these fries were top with lots of it. I order the American Burger. It was very good but I wanted well done. Still good and juicy. \nOverall I would highly recommend trying Gordon Ramsay BurGR and I will be coming back when I'm in Las Vegas.
__label__4 Besides the long wait to get in this place is nothing but uber cool. The jalape\u00f1o poppers are crunchy yet sily smooth on the inside, the fries are perfectly cooked with a great truffle aoli. The pork hog burger had bags of flavour and perfectly cooked shreds pork patties sealed the deal as one of the best out there. The service was super friendly and eficient. I liked that you could fill out a quick survey at the end to rate your experience.\nFood 9/10 service 8.5/10 decor 9/10
__label__0 where should i start ?  took 40 minutes to get my burger , Ok maybe there was a mix at the kitchen , ill let it slide . \ntaste was barely ok , Fries were hard as if a 2 day old fries that got re-heated.\ntotal was $28-   Burger , Fries & a soft drink . \nWhat pissed me off was the heart burn i got , thru out the night had to have TUMS to try and help ...    \nYou want a good burger in Vegas go to BACHI , hell, even go to 5 Guys, but do yourself a favor and SKIP Gordon Ramsay's BurGR . \n\nI doubt Mr. Ramsay knows how bad those fries tasted , i have watched his Kitchen Nightmares show & the way he bashes food quality and taste , had i brought him his own fries he would have spit it right out ...
__label__2 Went here with my family to check out what all of the hype is about. FYI--if you are thinking of eating here anywhere close to a normal eating hour, prepare to wait.\n\nAfter reading many Yelp reviews, I decided to go with the Britannia burger and the truffle fries.\n\nThe Britannia burger was decent, though nothing amazing. The meat was seasoned pretty well, but everything else was a bit lackluster. I don't know if it's because I have been in the LA burger scene too long, but I was not impressed.\n\nThe truffle fries were even more disappointing, as they failed to even impart any truffle flavor.\n\nAnother person from my group said that the sweet potato fries were delicious but I did not have an opportunity to try them.\n\nOverall, this place has average burgers, Vegas prices, and a long wait. Might as well skip it and try something else in my opinion.
__label__2 Look.  It's nothing more than a $13-a-burger burger joint. Pretty nice burger. Not the best.
__label__2 I'm a huge fan of fine dining and am used the formalities required to craft that experience but BurGR actually felt disrespectful.\n\nIf you're a couple, you must stand in a line. They don't accept reservations.  You can't put your name on a list and go sit down in the adjacent hotel seating, you are forced to stand until they can seat you. (Cheeseburgers!!!) I hesitate to assume the line is intentional but once seated, it was clear that the hostesses were unconcerned with seating the many available tables. \n\nRed-ropes and lines? BurGR felt like a burger shack masquerading as the city's hot new nightclub. But this is Vegas where there are literally dozens of famous and lesser-known culinary gems that deserve our attention. I know GR is world-class chef but why should anyone forgo all that Vegas has to offer to spend the afternoon waiting for the privilege of eating a (albeit interesting) hamburger? \n\nWe got two Hell's Kitchen burgers (served alone with no side) the pork belly buns, a milk shake and a coke and spent $58 before tip. \n\nYes, the burger was VERY good (and I think myself a tough critic) but it was still a burger.  BurGR isn't reinventing the burger, it's improving on it. We saw out waitress twice but luckily the bussing staff was on their game.\n\nI don't mind paying top dollar for a special experience but take my time or my money, not both.
__label__3 what to order: farm burger, chicken wings, truffle fries\ntip: waiting isn't so bad with the texting system, go drink & gamble!\n\nwent with 4 of my friends on a Saturday afternoon after dayclub. I like the way their seating is set up, you tell the hostess how many, they quote you a time & they send you a text when the table is ready. we were sat within 30min! \n\nwe ordered: jalape\u00f1o poppers, chicken wings, truffle fries and the farm burger. \n\nthe chicken wings were surprisingly really good!! I liked them better than the jalape\u00f1o poppers, which were a little too mushy and I didn't like the sauce. I really liked the truffle fries too!\n\nthe farm burger was really good but I wished they had a side or the option of lettuce, onion and tomatoes.. I was too full to ask. the burger was too heavy on the protein side, it was lacking that fresh taste you get from the vegetables and ketchup.\n\nI would definitely come back and try other burgers, the burger party meat was so juicy!
__label__1 I don't know why people eat here. Really, why?\n\nWe waited for an hour and a half. With a wait like that, I expected the best damn burger in the existence of man-kind.\nService was sub-par. The hostesses are the worst. They have no idea what's going on and ignore you half the time.\n\nFries don't come with your burgers, FYI. I wasn't super shocked by this, but was shocked by the price. 8 dollars or more for some fries. They say they feed a group of people. I was with three large, hungry men. Definitely not feeding us all.\n\nI ordered the Brittania burger and an oreo shake. The mango chutney was good but there was hardly any of it. It was a tiny burger, too. I wasn't too upset about it because the shake was so giant. \nThe shake was... interesting. The creme brulee pudding mostly just tastes like sweet egg pudding. I get that creme brulee is mostly eggs, but it isn't supposed to taste like it.\nThe burger overall was sub-par AT BEST. I was expecting great meat. The meat was ok, I guess. I wasn't wowed with how tender or innovative the place is.\n\nAt the end of the night, I was angry. I waited an HOUR AND A HALF to pay $36 for a sub-par meal. Not to mention the food made me sick, literally. I left ill. I went back to my hotel and laid on my bed in the fetal position because I was so sick.\n\nI wouldn't go back unless there was no wait and someone with me (like the people I was with) insisted that it's going to be amazing because it's Gordon Ramsey.
__label__3 I'm definitely a fan of Gordon Ramsey- I had the Hell's Kitchen burger and it was delicious! But their fries and onion rings may need a revisit from Gordon Ramsey :( but overall it's a great experience.
__label__3 Prior to our trip, we were looking for places to eat while in Vegas and this happened to be one of them. This place is inside Planet Hollywood. We tried to get there when they opened to beat the long line. We later found out that the line outside was for parties of 2. If you're in a larger group, you should ask to have your name put down. The wait for us was about 45 minutes, and when our table was ready they texted us. \n\nThe place itself was really nice. I ordered the farm burger and it was filling since the meat is pretty thick but it didn't wow me. I didn't really taste the egg that was in the burger. It was definitely a good experience though, but I'm not sure if I would come back for a $15 burger. \n\nWhat I found pretty cool was that at the end of your meal when they give you your check, they also hand you a iPod touch...which they have their satisfactory survey on.
__label__0 ABSOLUTELY DISGUSTING!!!!\n\nHygiene,  hygiene,  hygiene! \n\nI'm writing about the horrific hygiene at this place.   One of the servers was putting on her lipstick and lip liner at the hostess/check in station,  handles plates and silverware.  \n\nI'm walking to our table I see another lady sneeze into her hands with both hands cupped.  Didnt wash her hands, just started fixing her her eyeliner with her finger tips.   I told my wife, \"oh my gosh  hope this person isn't serving peple\", and then she walks up to our table and introduces herself stating that she will be our waitress.   I was literally sick to my stomach. \n\nI asked to see the manager, and about 10 minutes of waiting told him the deplorable practices I observed, and left. I wish good old Gordon was there to throw a fit!!!\n\nStay away if you value your health!
__label__2 Three of us decided to dine at BurGR since we're all fans of Gordon Ramsay and were in the mood for some good burgers. Staff was friendly and courteous.  They seemed a little occupied with flirting with one another. We notice a few of them checking their personal mobile phones multiple times within the 1.5hrs we were there. \nThe cocktail drinks were very flavorful and fun. \nFor our meal we had:1) the truffle fries, which were perfectly done and accompanied with 2 house dipping sauces...yumm, 2) Hells Kitchens burger which was very tasty, 3) American Burger which was also perfectly done and flavorful and 4) the Damnation Chicken burger. \nThe chicken burger was very disappointing. The description on the menu failed to state that the chicken meat was ground meal vs a solid chicken breast. This was a major challenge for me and very unpleasant as I am NOT a fan of ground meats. I am very specific about texture and quality of the protein i consume, nevertheless, I ate the burger. It was very well seasoned and cooked however it was very difficult getting passed the ground meat texture in my mouth :(   \nI am a big fan of Gordon Ramsay and felt a little uncomfortable returning my order especially since the other 2 individuals loved their orders. That really ruined the dinner experience for me and it changed my impression of GR, a 'perfectionist'. Just wish the menu had specified the ground meat element of the chicken.
__label__1 For a man that's so popular on television, Gordon got it wrong. The asian dishes on the menu can't compete with China town. The burgers were ehh. I am reviewing this place based on worth and price. It's not worth eating here and spending so much money for the 'experience'. Go down to the linq and find you Fuku burger. Just sayin.
__label__3 I love the food here. One of my favorite burger places. I've eaten here several times. Besides the burgers; the gourmet dogs, the onion rings, and the jalapeno poppers are awesome. Huge selection of beers on tap. Service and ambiance are mostly top notch. The only reason I did not give it 5 stars (I'd give it 4 1/2 if I could) is sometimes the bartenders are not that attentive. Other times they are great!
__label__3 There seems to be a long wait and the prices are on the high side, but they had the best burgers I've ever had. The onion rings and sweet potato fries were also amazing as well as an attentive staff made this one of the best times I've had in Vegas.
__label__1 Nothing special about these burgers. $14 for a cheeseburger.
__label__0 this was my forth time coming to this restaurant and things have changed (for the worst).\n\nthe burger which was the stable of this establishment was a dried out tiny perfectly formed and pressed portion of meat. now  being a burger aficionado, i swear was frozen! a sentiment of my entire group that ordered the burger or burgr. as gordon likes to call them.\n \nalso the hot dog was rabid.the party that made the mistake of eating it was sick as a dog that eve and could not make it to dinner later that evening. \n\nthe only thing worse than the food was the service which was non-existent. we actually had to run up to the bar to order our drinks.\n\ni'm thinking of starting a reality show where i review various  bad eateries and was going to start here.  a penny for you thoughts (just not one of these burgers), yes?
__label__3 Well I am a big fan Chef Ramsey and his styles of food so I am biased, I had the pork burger, was a great spin a burger.  Truffle fries are a must get, and the chipotle ketchup was great as well.  The atmosphere is loud and modern, we enjoyed that.  \nThe waitstaff was the part not quite up to par with what I would expect from a GR restaurant.  They could be a bit more attentive and less social with each other and pay attention to the customers.  \nThe wait was fine, greeters were nice.\nOverall it's a $50-$75 burger trip, but the uniqueness and experience is worth it.
__label__4 As a fan of Gordon Ramsay, to me this place does live up to the hype!\n\nYou can say this place was built for tourists and conventioneers, but damnit, it is good!\n\nAfter seeing BurGR featured on Master Chef in a challenge, I was keen on checking this place out on my next visit to Las Vegas.\n\nMy gf and I arrived on a beautiful Wednesday afternoon to a short line up.  We took a gander at the amazing flaming signage of BurGR inside Planet Hollywood. Within 10 minutes, we were promptly seated.\n\nOur server Brandon was very welcoming and friendly, making us feel at ease.  Throughout the lunch service, he regularly checked in on us and made sure our waters were refilled. He also recommended a great beer pairing with my burger.   Since my gf loves ice tea (the kind you get in Canada), Brandon was aware that Las Vegas didn't have it so he had the bar made up something similar that more than met her standards for a great lemony iced tea, which made her very happy! \n\nI had the Farm burger while she had the Euro burger.  Cooked to medium rare, the burgers were juicy and melt in your mouth.  Balanced perfectly, my Farm burger's duck bacon and fried egg, more than complimented the flavors of the juicy beef patty.  The Euro burger according to her could have used a little less blue cheese, but nevertheless she thought it was amazing still with arugula!  The burger buns were fluffy and crisp, as were the fantastic truffle fries, whose portions were more than enough to share for two persons!\n\nSign up for Total Rewards (it's FREE!) to get $1 off all of the items on the menu!\n\nWell done Ramsay and staff, you donkey!! ;-)
__label__2 \"OvR\" Rated\n****************\n\n\n\nAfter rolling out of bed at 2 PM during my Vegas weekend, I felt like getting a  greasy burger to counter my hangover.  I am always skeptical about hyped up burgers from famous chefs.  Quite honestly, I chose this place because it was easy walking distance.  We bypassed the line and sat at the counter.  \n\n\nThe decor and service were pretty good.  \nI ordered the  \"Hell's Kitchen burger,\" one of their more popular burgers.  It was good, but just OK.   Truffle Parmesan fries were pretty good.  \n\nGood thing I came at the hour I did, because there was a sizable line forming.  \n\nOverall, I would not come back again.  If you are interested in a tasty burger without the waiting,   I actually recommend Holsteins at the Cosmopolitan.  Its a hidden gem.  Delicious
__label__3 After hearing great things about this place from a couple of friends I decided to go for it. The wait is a bit long, but you're in a casino so there are plenty of things to keep you occupied. \n\nFirst off, they have an excellent beer selection & the service is wonderful. Our waitress was really enthusiastic and knowledgable about beer. She gave us recommendations & even offered us samples. For such a busy restaurant I did not feel rushed at all.\n\n- THE FRIES. The truffle parmesan fries are a MUST. It comes with two sauces, a bbq type sauce & an aioli. The aioli was delish. It complemented the fries very well. \n\n- THE BURGER. I got the Hell's Kitchen burger, which came with asadero cheese, jalape\u00f1os, avocados, and a roasted tomato. I've never had asadero cheese before. \nI'm not even sure what it is, but it was really good. The meat itself was good quality and cooked perfectly! Overall, really good burger!
__label__4 Tons of seating, same great pizza. Lunch special is one of the best around.
__label__3 As for delivery pizza, this is as good as it gets in AZ.  Forget all those big pizza chains.  You can't get the flavor from them like you can from Barro's.  I absolutely love the tomato sauce on their pizzas and the crust is doughy but not too soft nor too crispy.  \n\nAs for their salads and their salad bar in the restaurant portion, it leaves a lot to be desired.  Iceberg lettuce?  Seriously?  At least throw me a bone and throw in some spinach or lettuce with a little color to it.  The toppings for the salad are not the best either.  If you stick to delivery with Barro's, you can't go wrong.
__label__0 Horrendous customer service. Will not order from this location again, which means I won't order from barros again. We used to use the 7th street location and they were great, good prompt friendly service, great food, and great delivery times. We moved, and this is now the closest location. Called to place a order and the guy hangs up on me. Called back, figuring it was probably accidental, and gave them our phone number...which doesn't pull up. Now usually, this is where the employee would get the rest of our info to place in the system if it isn't there already, but instead this idiot decides to berate me for not being in the system, as if not being in the system means I cannot order from them. After finally asking him that very question, he decided to finally ask me for my name and information to put in the system, however by this point I was fed up with this idiot and decided to order from some other place, probably Stevie's pizza on 59th. Goodbye barros, your pizza was good, but not good enough to take abuse from your moronic employees.
__label__4 I have only been to Barro's for lunch, but I have always had a good meal.  I usually get a sausage & slice of the day (BBQ chicken) and they are both terrific.\n\nTwo slices of pizza & a soda for about $5 is a great deal. And the BBQ chicken pizza is excellent.
__label__3 Before this place was called Sprouts it was Sunflowers. I loved this place before they renamed it. The prices are great but there can be times when some stuff can be a bit overpriced. You'll just have to look very carefully at the prices and before you actually buy the food. \nAlthough Whole Foods is organic Sprouts is all about organic and a little cheaper than Whole Foods too.\nMy boyfriend and I started cooking more this year and ever since the beginning of February til now we've only gone grocery shopping here 3 times.
__label__3 I love Sprout's! It's one of my top places to shop. I would say that whole foods has a wider selection but is wayyyyyyy more expensive then here so the obvious choice for most of the organic stuff is for Sprout's. They have more than just your organics and gluten free stuff if your not a super health freak. Love the fresh muffins and bread selection is amazing! Great selection on meats and vitamins!the deli is all Boar's Head which I love!\n \nIts always clean and the people are nice and helpful. The lines are usually quick.
__label__3 1pm...\n\nOk...had to edit my review. After visiting an official Verizon store, viewing the tablet we wanted and then finding out it was on backorder for at least two weeks we called Michael and took him up on his previous offer. An hour after we called, he had the tablet hand delivered to the store. That's impressive. Irene set up our account. She is very knowledgeable about the different phones available, as she was explaining different up-grade options available.  I still don't like the fake phones they have here, but in this instance we are very happy. The stars are for superior customer service. \n********************************\n10 am...\nNow I remember why I don't like the retailer stores. All of the phones on display were fake. You cannot try them out, you more or less have to guess how they will  work. There were no tablets on display, but Michael pulled out two for us to look at. Unfortunately, they were not what were looking for today. One was a Verizon brand , the other was an older model. Michael was very helpful, and said that he could have the model we were interested in delivered to the store in less than an hour. But you know how it is, people want to see things now.
__label__1 Wasn't thrilled to go in the first place, but got tickets through work so what the heck. Show is only a few days old so I'll try not to be overly critical but I've seen way better and I feel like they put a lot of money into a show that is nothing more than a glorified cover band musical. The lead guy in the show had a good voice, other than that everyone else struggled or was just not very good.\n\nThe first half of the show kind of dragged on a bit but ended with a cool finale. They take a 7 minute intermission and the second half of the show was improved but left much to be desired. They seemed confused as to whether they wanted to play to the crowd or not... more crowd involvement would have been better for this type of show.\n\nQuite a few really funny spots in the show but it just didn't feel like it was put together well. Hopefully they can improve on it. With so many great cover bands in Vegas that you can hear the same music and more, it may be hard for them to compete.
__label__4 BAD ASS! That's the best way to sum up this show. Definitely worth the money to go see if you're into the 80's big hair, make up wearing, sleezy girls having, loud rock music. \n\nIt's got everything you would want in a show. Half naked girls, stripper poles, BEER, rock, love, and comedy. I love Lonny! \n\nIf you're in Vegas, you must see this show. It was awesome! Rock out with your....XXX out!
__label__4 GO SEE THIS SHOW.....\nWe were sceptical as the movie was terrible.  I am so happy we went.  The narrator was SO funny!!  Very funny,  great music...LOVE!!
__label__4 Saw the Rock of Ages show in April. Hands down in the top 5 musicals ive ever seen. First up we were supposed to see the show Human Nature which i have been wanting to see forever it was canceled 3 hours b4 showtime, Rock of Ages was starting at the same time and the lady at the box office gave us a very good price for 3 tix. Me and my daughters who are in their 20's knew every song and sang along very loudly. The venue was nice a bar right next to the stage. The music and singing were out of this world and very good actors, we had so much fun didnt want it to end. The 80's was my time and it definately took me back to a carefree fun time it was like being at a party. I will be seeing this one again.
__label__3 had my Toyota truck' s water pump, transmission and radiator replaced last summer by this shop. thought the water pump might of been leaking and even though the wAIT was over 2 Hours long the new shop manager seem too perform all necessary tests to make sure it wasn't. so fAR SO GOOD.
__label__3 Good price on full synthetic oil change and its quick and easy and got my tires rotated for free.  Need some other things done they said but seemed a little spendy.
__label__3 Friendly service and tasty pie. I try to grab a bite here everytime I fly through Sky Harbor.
__label__0 Decided to try again. I don't know why. Pizza is actually okay, but the service is so inadequate that can't endorse this place. The cashier didn't give correct change and simply can't be bothered with customers, and last time, I had no cheese on my pizza. Guess I'll go out of my way to Humble Pie next time.
__label__3 As someone who frequents the B concourse at this airport I can vouch for the the quality of the pizza they put out. Is it the best I've ever had? Far from it, but compared to the sky high ( no pun intended) prices at all airport vendors, this place is a breath of fresh air! Totally reasonable and good.  I guarantee this is where most of the crews go ;) that says a lot.
__label__4 Where do I start? \nThe mixologist of course! Daniel was runnin the juice joint while June was out of town. Wow! The drinks that he made (his own), were A-M-A-Z-I-N-G! Especially this one..... well, I can't tell you,  it's a secret. From beginning to end he was darb! No where else can you go and have a personal mixologist, in a private setting, and in Las Vegas, or anywhere! \nI can't really begin to decribe every single detail in this place. The thought that went into it is incredible.  Everywhere you look you see something else to appreciate. I don't want to spoil anything. So all I can say is trust the reviews! \nI also have to give a shout out to the talented piano player that played for us, Spidoni (I hope I got that right). He is there on Wed night only. Great guy and plays beautifully. \nOne last thing. I would definitely recommend going early. There are very few seats anyway, but my husband and I sure enjoyed having Dan, just about all to ourselves!\nTruly the BEST experience and can't wait to return!
__label__3 Speakeasy, Craft Cocktails, Intimate Surrounding, and Chic Atmosphere = LUV!\n\nReservation will be hard to make the day of, but it isn't  impossible to check out The Laundry Room if you do some early planning; earlier the better! \n\nThe Laundry Room is tiny, so reservation is limited. The room only holds 3 tables (1-table of 2, 2-tables of 4) and a bar that holds about 6 seats. As any Speakeasy should be, the door is discreet. Can you find it? *The Laundry Room is located secretly inside another bar, the Commonwealth. \n\nCraft Cocktails is listed, but if you know what you like, tell your Mixologist. I thought my Gin Fizz and Bee's Knee were a 4-star, but the Rattlesnake was a solid 5. The Rattlesnake was recommended by the Mixologist of the night, Daniel. The service was attentive and our hostess, Cara, was super sweet. Thanks for the great drinks and service! \n\nThe drinks are listed based on Liquor making it easy to select. Quality drinks away from the Strip; what's not to love?!\n\nParking: street and lot (Lot averages out $9)\n\nPS. Reservation is made by texting the number listed.
__label__1 Just avoid this place if you can!\n:) other place offers better.
__label__3 Was in Las Vegas for the three day weekend last week and our Vegas friends suggested we try Nosh and Swig for dinner.  We were up for anything new and we love trying different restaurants (especially ones that I can YELP about).\n\nThis Nosh and Swig is located in a shopping mall and the sign is not to big so you may miss it!  Drive slowly and carefully so you don't miss it because you'll regret it if you don't get a chance to taste their delicious bites! Parking was easy, right in the front with plenty of other spaces in the parking lot.\n\nIt was a Sunday night so there was only one other family in the restaurant and we got to sit in the booth in front of the bar and in front of the TV. \n\nByron was our waiter! \n\nHe brought out some herb/spicy popcorn for us to munch on as we looked through the menu.  Nom nom. \n\nTheir menu is pretty cool, spiral style and easy to navigate based on type of meat.  Drinks and dessert towards the end.  \n\nWe ordered the following dishes:\n\n1) sticky bun tacos (fried pork belly. pickled cabbage. ginger soy) - came with three tacos so if you have four people in your party, someone has to share!  Very delicious  \n2) tiger cry (Thai beef jerky. sticky rice. nam prik) - very filling and they had a lot of meat in this dish! Just enough kick!  \n3) smokey pok\u00e9 (ahi tuna. citrus ponzu. norichips) - a bit spicy but REALLY good! \n4) cock-a-waffle-doo cornflake crusted chicken. Belgian waffle. blueberry maple reduction - can you say OMG so GOOD! I really liked this one. \n5) baked & blazed (fusilli pasta. white cheddar sauce. provencal crust).  VERY DELICIOUS.  I couldn't stop eating this one.  The cheese is amazing in this dish\n6) statefair waffle sandwich (waffle. vanilla ice cream. candy confetti. chocolate glaze. fun for everyone)  - WOW what a dessert.  This plate took me back to my childhood years and I feel like there was something for everyone in this dessert! \n\nCons: They were out of the short ribs and BBQ wings (sad face)\n\nI also got the mint and basil lemonade which was different AND good!  Not too sweet and I like the mint addition to this beverage! \n\nOverall, the customer service here was superb.  I really enjoyed the people and staff that worked here. You can tell they take time to prepare their meals and they have quality ingredients.  Byron was a great waiter and was super attentive!
__label__3 the food has great presentation but the decor is drabby and needs to be more lively with more style. the tuna poke was excellent as well as the cookie with ice cream. i would go back for more food to enjoy.
__label__1 Yawn.\n\nFirst impressions are important, and the first impression I had of Nosh & Swig was the distinct smell of sewage in the air upon walking in. I don't know if a pipe burst in the back or what, but their feeble attempts to cover it up by burning incense did not work.\n\nWe eventually got used to the stink cloud and were seated in the nearly empty restaurant. To be fair, it was 9 p.m. on a Tuesday. Considering that there were almost no other tables to take care of, the service was acceptable, but not great. I would describe the food similarly.\n\nEverything was served lukewarm. The waffle in our Cock-a-Waffle-Doo (try and order it without sounding ridiculous) was completely unheated - and no where was it mentioned that the chicken is entirely dark meat. The Nachos O'Brien were VERY tiny, even by tapas standards, and bland, bland bland. I couldn't pick up on the \"coffee dusting\" that  supposedly coated the beef in the crostini, and the \"artisinal breads\" in the fromage fondue were more like day-old scraps.\n\nThe menu that Nosh & Swig has put together sounds so delicious when you read it online. Once you arrive in the restaurant, though, you see that the execution just isn't there.\n\nIf Firefly is at the top of the Las Vegas tapas ladder, Nosh & Swig is near the bottom. Such a shame, too, because it sounded like it had so much promise.
__label__3 Four stars only because I almost never give five...but this was definitely a really good lunch experience.  A creative menu without getting overly cute, and everything was done well and nicely presented.  It's an odd location, but don't let that fool you.  It's well worth going a little out of the way to enjoy some interesting small plates-style dining.  This could become a regular in my lunch rotation....
__label__3 Generously portioned, reasonably priced, friendly staffed, freshly prepared, tasty pho, broken rice and other traditional vietnamese dishes.  The setting is plain, but attractive with back lit, color changing wall panels.  The lunches are an especially good deal, with most dishes under $8.\n\nSo with all that good, what's the bad?  The service can be a little slow and there's nothing terribly distinctive about the place.  Everything was good, but nothing about the service, dishes, or decor is particularly memorable either.  That said, Squirrel Hill was in need of a quality Vietnamese pho house, and now thanks to Tan Lac Vien, they have  a worthy purveyor of fine pho!
__label__2 alright, there are two caveats to this:  1.  i have limited to no experience with korean barbecue. and 2. they are still working off of the limited menu with the full menu coming in the new year.\nlocation, location, location.  being smack dab in the middle of noda, miyagi's offers a new flavor to the hood.  what used to be consolidated press is a nice wide open  to grab some asian fare.\nthe look of the joint reminds me a lot of creation that used to be in plaza midwood.  the seating is the modern looking leather wrapped chrome which, for the owner's sake, i hope can stand the wear and tear of daily business.\na couple of friends and i bellied up to the bar for dinner last night.  the staff was courteous and personable and informed us of the abbreviated menu.\napothic red by the glass was perfect since it is my current inexpensive favorite wine.\nwe ordered the crab rangoon for an appetizer to split between the three of us.  the presentation was not what i expected.  usually, its the crab dip inside the wonton.  this was a dish of crab dip with wonton chips that had a sweet and sour sauce lightly drizzled on them.  not too bad at all.\ni ordered the bulgogi (steak), and my buddies the pork and ribs. the food came out in decent time and was good temperature.  since we weren't at the daniel-son fly catching level of chopstick usage, some flatware was necessary to tackle some of the meal.\nwe all shared our meals, and i would say that i chose best with the steak, although i thought all three meats had similar textures with subtle flavor differences.  i mean, it's all barbecue?  mine came with a ball of white rice, some sauted squash, and small saucers of the kim chi, cucumbers, and seaweed salad.  the last of which was not my style.\nin my opinion, the tab was a little steep for what we got.  with the tip, i got out of there for just north of $45.  i will definitely go back once they expand the menu and hope that they can become another solid noda staple.
__label__3 My bibimbop was good, and it was served in a normal bowl like I expected. I didn't expect a hot pot, because it's not listed as dolsot on the menu. The kimchi was also good, the server was pleasant, and the price was $10 which is reasonable. I'm glad I can get bibimbop in my neighborhood.
__label__1 Terrible terrible food
__label__2 My fiancee and I frequent this restaurant in our neighborhood a lot.  We go there even more recently, now that his parents and siblings are hooked.  His mom was a missionary in Korea when she was younger, so she introduced her family to this style of food when they were young.  They LOVE the kimchi, bulgogi, and bibimbop (sorry if those are mispelled).  His mother says their food is the closest to the food she had when in Korea.  One thing they said they would appreciate, is for each person who orders one of the dishes that comes with the kimchi to get their own portions of them.\nI'm a fan of the sushi. Some of it is pretty pricey, but most of it is reasonable.  We also love the crab rangoon.  It's easy to share with a group because it's made differently than anywhere else I've been.  The crab/cream cheese filling is actually served in a dish as a dip.  The fried pastry is cut in triangles, like chips!  \nI don't like that the chairs feel cheap and unstable (think ikea) and the tables are tight for 6 tops.  They have them set that way, so I know we weren't just put at a 4 top with more chairs.  \nMy other complaint is that the food takes FOREVER!!  Don't get me wrong, it is ALWAYS good, but it should be served in a timely fashion!  Last time we were there, there were maybe 3 or 4 other tables there and it took about 45 minutes to get our food...and they only brough 4 of the 6 of us our food at that time...the other 2 people got their food another 15 minutes later!  I was very displeased with this.  I feel like a manager should have done something to make it up to us...comp the app we ordered?  We were never rude to them about it at all.  It's moments like those, that you can turn a negative experience into a great experience!  I wish they cared more that things like that happen all the time and their kitchen staff is slow and/or understaffed.\nWe will still go here, but I will know better than to go there when I'm already hungry!
__label__0 Everything served in or on styrofoam, tasteless, overpriced.  My refrigerator has a bad smell in it from the leftovers:-(
__label__1 The food is good but I'm disappointed at the stinginess .. They give plastic ware but I ask for 4 paper plates and was told I have to pay a dollar a piece? Really? Horrible business practice over something like plates!
__label__0 If I could give no stars I would! The lemon chicken tastes like pinesol and chemicals! And the worst horrible customer service. We tried to give helpful advice saying that their sauce tasted weird but instead they responded very rudely and said, \"Everybody likes our lemon chicken! Nothing is wrong with it!\" Will NEVER be coming back here again. And more so, the lady owner yelled at us when we were leaving, \"don't ever come back here again!\" Cool, you didn't need to tell us that! Bye! Xiexie.
__label__2 This is your average Chinese restaurant. Cheap but average food. They have a really cheap lunch menu, for only $5.95 you get an entree and a drink.\nTheir customer service is very good. They checked on us on a regular basis and refilled our drinks in a timely matter. \nThe food is just ok, but again you get what you pay for.\nI found it kind of strange that they do not believe in plates.  The food is delivered on styrofoam and no serving spoon, which makes the food look even less appealing. \nOverall, the restaurant is just ok if you are looking for a cheap and quick meal.
__label__3 Great little tacos on Fremont St. Carne Asada tacos and spanish rice were good. Cheep eats and open late!
__label__1 Airport bar restaurants. They have you captive. If you don't want food court fare, you can cool your heels at some place a little more chi-chi.\nThe decor and menu here appear better than what the actual offerings are. Fortunately I've found another place I truly enjoy in the hub that is the Phoenix airport, so I won't have to bother with Cowboy Ciao again.\nDon't get me wrong, the food wasn't particularly bad. But it didn't merit the cash we splashed out.
__label__2 I am, like so many  others am incredibly excited about the new Downtown location.\n\nAs someone who spends 90% of her waking hours Downtown I will now have more of an opportunity to try more menu options, the new location is just a short walk down hill from my jobbie, job. The decor was simply amazing.  Nicky's Thai has  gold gilded statutes flanking the walls and the sweet aroma of incense filled the air I wish I could have stayed, it was soooooooo warm and oh so cozy in there.  I stepped in during night time and the lights were down low with candle light twinkly throughout , this location is larger then Western ave though a big win for Nicky's\n\nBeing a creature of habit I again ordered the same thing that I have always ordered while dining at the Western Ave location the shrimp red chili, this time spicy #5 normally I opt for spicy #7.\n\nFor some reason I expected more so much more because of the newness of the location and because of the positive reviews of Nicky's but what I got was mediocre. My shrimp red chili cost me $16 dollars for 5 shrimp and soggy not soft veggies. The sweet chili sauce is really the best part of the dish, it's lip smacking good. Oh to be able to bottle it and have it as a condiment for everything would be awesome. Next time, however I promise myself to just order a vegetarian red chili and save myself the disappointment of having only a few shrimp sprinkled through out. \n\n\nEven though I am not over the moon about the food, I can still see myself eating at Nicky's but I think it would be in my  best interest to try a less expensive dish, like just order the steamed dumplings.\n\n Oh and by the way the location is super easy is to find, it's right on the corner of Penn and Ninth. YOU CANNOT MISS IT! It's around the corner from Blush and across the street from Nine on the Nine :)  I do remember this location being a Mama Pina's pizzeria while I was a high schooler on Penn ave. If you google map this joint it will still show Mama Pina's do not be deterred.
__label__4 This was the best Thai food I had ever eaten! We were in town for a conference and once we discovered this place we kept on going back, we didn't care if it was lunch, dinner, or if we had more Thai food than we had ever had in a row. We just had to have more. So delicious. My favourite was a vegetarian green curry with mango dish.
__label__1 It's sad when you can say that Denny's has a better chicken fried steak, but it is the truth! The gravy was bland and the steak was like cardboard.  Maybe if they had Tabasco to add some flavor it wouldn't have been so bad, but they don't have Tabasco!?  I did enjoy the Mimosa.
__label__1 Was very disappointed after seeing this place on Diners, Drive Ins and Dives. The food looked absolutely brilliant. In person....not so much. We tried the original place in Phoenix. The food was less than appetizing. We salivated for a whole week waiting to go to this place and it was a complete crash and burn. The kids wanted to write the owner of the restaurant an email about how awful it was. My family and I thought we'd try again at the Gilbert location. Three out of four of our meals had ZERO flavor. We really had high hopes for this place, only to be let down....again. One last note, the service sucked! Not because they were slow or inept, but because not one girl from the hostess to our server smiled once or was pleasant in any manner. Not a way to greet your paying cutomers.
__label__3 I loved the ice coffee and everything I've ordered here has been fantastic!\nIs my go to breakfast joint while in this area.
__label__0 People there were all unfriendly\nFood was undercooked and served cold\nWaitress was rude\nPancakes tasted like bleach\nWater tasted like sewer water\nWe never got any drink refills\nTable was dirty when we sat down and we asked if it could be wiped off. It never was\nDo not waste your money on this place
__label__1 My first time there last weekend and let's just say it wasn't the best first experience.  I placed my order and it took quite awhile to get it.  Then we got our food and my order was completely wrong.  By the time they made another and brought it out everyone else was done with their food and I had to get mine to go.  The waitress took the check off the table, I was assuming they were going to give some sort of discount being as I had to take my breakfast to go now, but nope, she came back and there was no offer or mention of my inconvenience.  The only reason I gave it 2 stars is because the food I did get to eat was good, but I won't be going back.  If a restaurant screws up and you miss enjoying your meal with your table, they needed to offer something for the inconvenience.
__label__2 When we got here it wasn't too busy, weren't visited for a solid 5 minutes. Our waitress, Julia wasn't the most friendliest (not rude just not very cheery like everyone else there).  We were ready to order as soon as she came back with drinks. Ordered waffles and chiliqulies-wait time wasn't long and the food was really good. Julia didn't even bring us the food, which I get is the norm if the server is busy but we weren't given any time to ask for condiments. Luckily Julia caught on to my aimlessly looking around and brought stuff. But after that, she was nowhere to be seen. I annoyed my neighbors by swishing my empty cup of ice around in hopes somebody would stop and ask if we needed more beverages. The prices were high, the food was alright, my service experience will probably be what deters me from visiting again.
__label__4 It must be a Vegas thing, but you cannot beat a store that servers adult slurpies. The service is quick and you are on your way to explore the main drag with drink in hand. Keep your container and you will save a dollar or two on your refill. It is also a small way to save the planet.
__label__4 This placeis awesome! Very convenient and the subs are so good. Love their special sauce. Great bread. The staff was very nice too. Will be back soon.
__label__0 Far from the \"best ever\". The \"big\" sandwich (the #2) I ordered was about the size of a hot dog bun. I ordered it \"hot\" and the bread was warm but the inside was cold. The spicy mustard was not spicy at all. My husband ordered the Reuben and it was hands down the worst Reuben I've ever had. The sauerkraut was mixed with some liquid thousand island and it was runny in a bad way. The meat was tough and tasteless...I actually spit it out. \nIn fairness, the place was clean and the staff was very friendly. I guess I shouldn't have expected more from a place attached to a car wash, but maybe they should change their name to \"just ok\" and it wouldn't have been such a letdown.
__label__4 This was our first time at this resturant and we were not disppointed.   Our waiter was vinny and his serve was above and beyond.  We had just returned from a trip from cabo and my husand really wanted a pepsi.  All you can get in cabo is coke.  Mojos also serves coke but vinny offer to run next door and get us a pepsi.  What great serve and with a smile.  The food was very good and the prices were reasonable.   We will certainly go back.
__label__0 I order Za Jiang Mein noodles from them before many times.  Za Jiang Mein suppose to be hot.  I went there and waited 35 minutes for the noodle and there were only two other customer there.  So I ask my server why takes so long? she replies because you came here at this time. We only have one chef is making the food.  OK fine, when the server brings me the noodle i notices its cold noodle! So, I ask the server again why its cold. first she thought its not right and should not be cold.  She went to ask the chef.  I can hear the chef yelling from the kitchen because the noodle is rinsed in cold water so we can stir in the za jiang sauce.  (even if its rinsed in cold water, it still should be at warm temperature. ) I told the server maybe the chef forgot about our noodle is being rinsed.  Maybe its being soaked in cold water too long.  after I heard the chef and food server is talking shit in Chinese in the restaurant. At this point, I don't want to eat there anymore.  It was their mistakes and they do not admit and blame to the customer.
__label__3 Came here with our best friends to celebrate both couples' anniversaries and a couple of birthdays.  Hubby had made reservations and the hostess who took our reservation really delivered.  We got seated in one of the private booths which was perfect. \n\nIt was a Friday night, so the main dining area was pretty rowdy at 9:15pm. The music was pumping and lots of fun, but had we not been in the booth we wouldn't have been able to converse at all. \n\nThe cocktail menu is on an Ipad, so it was a interactive start to a fun evening. \n\nOur server was really attentive, and the only issue we had was that some of our orders didn't make it to the table at the same time (the side of rice and the shumai were tardy) but everything tasted delicious!  \n\nMy Miso Black Cod was SPECTACULAR.  Seriously silky and luxurious and a fairly large portion.  I was surprised that it was truly a la carte, so the described accompaniments were more garnish than side.  We ordered the charred asparagus for the table - topped with lemon preserve which made it all really interesting! \n\nEveryone loved what they ordered.  \nIn my humble opinion, while the sushi was excellent  and of superior quality, if you can get amazing sushi locally for less dinero (as we can at Azuki and Sushi Ota) then I'd recommend you order the Black Cod - something you cannot find everywhere.  It was to die for!\n\nDessert was whimsical:  we ordered the ice cream minis - such clean flavors.  My fave was the white chocolate cardamon.
__label__3 Andrea's at 1st glance was a little bit too dim for my taste. Needed maybe a little brighter lights. Although the ambiance was chill and romantic for me and my guy. \n\nWe went it late at a Fri night 8/24 since we were juz arrived in Vegas that night. So we had to order in the late night menu. The sushi rolls we got were pretty amazing, the cocktails -- sinatra smash and my passion fruit mocktail though i added patron tequila tasted so delish. \n\nOur servers were great and very friendly. One the most stood for me, Christopher, because he recommended which clubs to go and the best nights when to go and suggested foods that would go great with our drinks. He was super friendly. \n\nI would go back again..
__label__2 Good vibe & lively on a Wednesday night - a hip Vintner Grill of sorts. Mrs. Wynn's ever-present glowing embers burn into the soul, as they celebrate the deadly sin of vanity. \n\nWorld renowned DJ Steve Angello (Swedish House Mafia) had put together a fantastic collection of old school rock mixed in with progressive house tunes. The mocktail was good - gingery & refreshing. Best to stick with the appetizers aka 'table shares,' which were truly delicious. The entrees (gulf shrimp, sea bass, salmon sushi, and crispy noodles) were a bit 'meh.' Cake pops were too sweet but fun to look at. The food took its time but at least the server had Channing Tatum's good looks.\n\nTip: if you get a table at Andrea's (Aan-dray-aaz), you can skip the line & entry charges for Surrender Nightclub.
__label__0 Worse service, we had a bday there and the boss didn't even let us fridge the bday cake says it can be contaminated, but yet any other restaurant would've done it for us, the food was not good, we got the salmon and it literally tasted like they just added soy sauce to it, my friend ordered the glazed salmon and it tasted bad for her as well.  The only part that we might have liked was the appetizer fish sushi, not recommended and definitely my first and last time there, last but not least the bill came out to 800!! I could've had better food and service at Mcds
__label__1 This place seem to slowly get worst every time.    Most the staff is very friendly.  Bartenders are very knowledgable but the rest of the staff could learn more about the food they serve.  The prices they charge for the sushi I would expect much Better quality, fairly standard.  I order 6 different sushi/ sashi and it took over an hour to get served half my order. My friend that ordered a cooked entree, got and ate their dinner by the time my 3rd order of sushi came by.  Other than that, it's hard to go wrong with the non sushi menu.
__label__4 Michael is absolutely the most amazing dog sitter that you could ever have the pleasure of meeting. I recommend him to all of my friends. Not only is he a great dog sitter, but he is also a wonderful human being.
__label__0 This company was supposed to send an academic book to my brother. After failing to do so, we drove to the branch in Phoenix where a staff member complained about how she was supposed to off the clock! \n\nWe waited so long for the package once we got there. How unprofessional.
__label__2 My daughter ordered something from Sephora about a week ago. Three days later it was \"delivered\" it was tossed in front of my door. Nobody ever knocked on our door! My son happened to go to the store and saw it on the ground. I live in an apartment complex and someone could've just picked it up. I wouldn't have know. I'm 10000000% positive nobody knocked because I have a loud chihuahua that goes crazy at the slightest knock and I was HOME all day. I have a another package coming in any day from Kohl's and unfortunately they're the \"delivery company\" I'm scared because this is my husbands Christmas gift. I pray it goes well
__label__2 So this location recently opened up, within the past month or so. It was new enough to where I had to add the location to Yelp, so that I could check in.\n\nThe set up is very similar to any other thrift store. However, we were greeted by a very friendly worker. \n\nI had read another review on a different location of the same thrift store so I wasn't too sure if it would be any good.\n\nOverall, my experience was okay. Was I super excited about this thrift store? No. Did I hate it? No. Somewhere in the middle. \n\nSome of the clothes had stains and were overpriced in my opinion but they also had fantastic deals mixed in between as well. \n\nThey had a big sign hanging from the ceiling and it told you what color tag was 50% off for that day. This I liked. Only one other thrift store has markdowns on color tags but sometimes their signs are not clear enough to see.
__label__4 There's a Chinese restaurant in Lancaster, CA that my wife likes, they have big servings with really good food. So, we decided to try and find a similar restaurant here in Phoenix/Avondale/Goodyear area. I saw the Samurai Asian Bistro in passing the other day and told her about it. We decided to go and let me tell you, while the portions may not have been as large as the ones in California the food was very tasty. I highly recommend this place. Food is delicious and priced just right. I will definitely will go back.
__label__3 The styling of this Hotel/Casino is very nice.  It's convenient having this one on the north end of town.  The buffet is great for selection if you are on this end and want to avoid the Strip.  \n\nIt's one-stop shopping for food/entertainment-- we will hit one of the restaurants then movie theater for family date night.  :)\n\nThe convention center here is also very nice; smaller scale than some of the other casino/hotels in Vegas but it gives it a more personal feeling; a little friendlier.
__label__2 There are some tables and a lot of slot machines. If you live in the area, it could be a good place to go and hang out. I would never recommend a drive from the strip to gamble here, but not bad for a locals hang out. With dollar beer and hot dogs, how can you go wrong!?
__label__0 This place has gone down hill. I stayed here many times in the past and the service was always great before. We checked in for two nights and we are leaving after midnight the first night to stay somewhere else. The room next door had over 40 people drunk, screaming, and jumping around in the room and the hallway. We called security many times and nothing!  We have spent a lot of money here in the past but never again. It reminded me of a cheap Motel 6! Stay away!
__label__4 This has become my favorite hotel off the strip! the rooms are great and make you feel at home.  This hotel smells awesome and during christmas time they have pine scented air freshener through out the lobby.  Our family has stayed here about 4 times now and its been our goto hotel when visiting.
__label__4 So far, the best part of my traveling day! Valet parking is included, so I just drove up to the front door and someone unloaded my luggage for me and parked my car. I walk into the lobby to register and there is NO line to register! The clerk was as nice as can be, answered all my questions without seeming put upon, explained my package (more on that later) and reminded me that the bottled water in the room frig was FREE, can you believe it, FREE? And they have some great packages. Mine was $75 a day which included breakfast each morning as well as a $25 pool credit, drinks or lunch at the pool. I had to look pretty hard to find this package but it was there, offered by the hotel on their website. I really like Las Vegas. But I don't like the long lines to register and the worn out rooms in the hotels on the Strip. I have a new hotel when I come here. The room is beautiful, a King bed with quality linens. Two comfortable chairs and a small lounge area. I rode the elevator up with the housekeeper for the floor and as we got off the elevator she said to me, \"Welcome the the Aliante. If you need anything, please call me and I will get it to you!\" OMG! OMG! After the fiasco at Fox Car Rentals I feel like I have arrived in paradise.
__label__4 We have stayed here twice. Once as a groupon and once as a comp. it's such a clean neat hotel we love it. Next time we are bringing the kids to enjoy the pool and the movies. We will stay here again. The buffet on Tuesday mmmmm. Also breakfast is a steal at $5.99. Great place, great value. Especially when you're not a fan of the strip.
__label__1 This review is based on my pool experience.  The pool is beautiful but the service lacks. The worst of my experience is my 2 year old hearing a male bartender swearing then repeating what she heard. I don't think I will be returning and I recommend not bringing young kids unless you're ok with your kids hearing swear words.
__label__4 Nice modern hotel.  The rooms are affordable, and trendy.  Just beware it is no where near the strip.  I have stayed here several times and have always been more than happy with my stay. The rooms are clean and the bed and linens are nice and comfortable.  It's a great place to stay for a \"stay cation\" or if you want to stay somewhere quieter than the strip.  It's convenient to Nellis Air Force base so if you are TDY I suggest staying here.  The rooms are 150 times better than on base plus there's excellent food choices just steps away in the casino. It's also convenient to the 215 so it's easy to get around the city.  It has a great pool, free wi-fi and free valet parking.  Great prices and great rooms! I highly recommend it!
__label__1 Meh. Is about the perfect way to describe this place. First, it's too expensive (I know it's Vegas, on the Strip, but improve quality if you're going to have such high cost). Food was okay at best. With so many other places at all different price ranges no need to eat at this one.
__label__1 This place used to be some kind of Deli from NYC but it's been converted into a hot dog joint? They got rid of the table seating and there's a poker room there now...wth!   My friends and I were in a hurry to grab some food and this was literally the only dining option available at treasure island.  I really think TI is in need of hiring a new director of food and beverage because the restaurant selections at the hotel are so bad it's not even funny.  Anyway, I wanted something quick and easy so I went ahead and got a chili cheese hot dog with coleslaw on the side.  The dog was wrapped in some funny plastic sheet so when I was ready to eat the darn thing it was super soggy and nasty.  I ended up just using a knife and fork to assault my food.  The hot dog itself tastes like any store bought, mass produced amalgamation of meats.  The chili didn't taste that well and I wouldn't be surprised if it came out of a bag.  Coleslaw was surprisingly refreshing and good.  I tried some of their house cut fries and they were nicely done!  If you want eat something quick at TI, avoid this place and go to that pizzeria near the self parking garage or just walk across to the fashion mall's food court.
__label__2 Finally!  Lomo Saltado in Pittsburgh!!!\n\nThis place is great.  While I was at school in DC, one our favorite take outs was lomo saltado from the Peruvian place in Adams-Morgan.  I've searched for it ever since.  \n\nI have tried to replicate it at home, but to no avail.  And the green sauce that is used as a condiment is just as elusive.  \n\nI just found out that it was there, and have been there three times this week!  The Lomo was awesome.  Perfectly seasoned tender steak with red onions and fries over rice.  simply amazing.  THe Peruvian fried rice was tasty, but rather plain.  I was expecting a kick!  The chicken, of course was flawless.
__label__3 Came here after a overly busy Butcher and the Rye.  Wow.....and what a relief.  This was exactly what I wanted.  Easy to hear yourself talk and outstanding drinks.  I had the Egg Flip as well as the Orange/Lemon Old Tom Cobbler.  Both great.  The Cobbler tasted so refreshing it would have been a great beach drink.  We also got a Charcuterie board which was good, but wasn't a fan of the Pate (and I usually like Pate)  I never knew this place existed until my friend showed it to me.  I'm so glad I know about it now.  I feel like I'm giving up this secret gem.  A place for great drinks and conversation.
__label__1 No customer service at all. None. Zero. Nada. Zilch.
__label__1 The carne asada here is super good, but that's about it.  I came here the other night and tried a few dishes; overall the chicken was really dry, the chips and salsa were terrible and the carne was good.  Not worth the trip in my opinion, but to each their own.  Also, whats with the 80's music at a mexican taco stand?
__label__1 Not sure if I would come back. 1st they mixed up our order with someone else, so we had to wait for them to make it again. Their carne asada quesadillas had very little meat, their \"gorditas\" looked like 2 tortillas slap together. The only thing I would recommend was the carne asada tacos.
__label__0 The tacos are good but not enough to fill you up and certainly not worth the\nPrice, waited a long time and got some really small tacos!!\nI would not go there again for sure!
__label__4 When i took the first bite of my Carne Asada Burrito, i found the heart to consist of nothing less than Mesquite grilled steak, bursting with flavor and awesomeness.  Move aside, Fili's and Los Fav's, a NEW boss is in town.  \n\nI am madly in love with mexican food to begin with, but the flavors emerging from my meal were far beyond my wildest dreams. . . and that says a lot!  \n\nI am shocked that I have not eaten here before, being a Carne Asada Connoisseur, and the restaurant only being three miles from where I live!  \n\nThe food is top notch and tastes amazingly authentic, the atmosphere is pleasant and welcoming, and once you have one bite, there's no turning back. \n\nDid I mention the Pico? I have found the actual physical embodiment of Awesomesauce.\n\n13/5 stars, but they would only let me put 5 up there, so that's where it'll have to be.  Cheers, and Eat up.
__label__3 We've been by this place a number of times since we live right by it and we finally decided to try it.  The family was starving and I was in the mood to try something new.  I ordered some chicken and beef tacos, chicken and beef tostadas, a cheese quesadilla, some chips/salsa, and flan to go.  It didn't take too long for the order.  It was probably in the 5-10 minute range.  \n\nI took it all home and placed it on the table for everyone to dig in.  We pulled out the tacos and tostadas.  The meat was great!  Everyone agreed that the tacos were better than the tostadas.  The tostadas seemed to be a little on the crispy side.  The kids tore through the quesadilla so I'm assuming it was pretty good.  The chips and salsa were very good.  \n\nThey also give you a salsa bar to select different kinds of salsa which is very nice.  We sampled the different salsas and found them all to be very tasty.  \n\nWe all finished and it was time for dessert...the flan.  Wait, all the bags were open...where was the flan???  Well $&%@!!!!  They didn't give us the flan but they were nice enough to charge us for it.  I have to admit it was one of the pictures I saw here on yelp and it looked so good.  I was really looking forward to trying it.  I thought about going back and the kids wanted me to go back but it was late on a Monday night and I just wasn't feeling like going to argue for flan.  \n\nI've been debating between giving this place a 3 or a 4.  I really liked the meat but I'm really pissed about the flan.  I finally decided to go ahead and give it a 4.  I did like the flavor of the meat and I will probably return for more tacos.  If you get takeout I would highly suggest giving your bag a couple of extra checks to make sure you aren't missing any items or you risk getting home and being disappointed.
__label__1 The overall experience was subpar. No greeting or direction on where to order when we entered. The burgers were cooked a little rarer than our tastes. The food in general was just average. Not much flavor. Smash Burger down the street is much better. And there's no need to make a comparison with 5 Guys. I don't see this place lasting long. The operation doesn't seem to be run smoothly either.
__label__4 Finally a good Burger place in the Promenade!  Restaurant Owners..we need a drive through also ! Give us more places ..But on to the review - BT's is awesome! The Burgers are fresh and tasty..lots of toppings and sauces and cheeses to pick from to decorate your burger. I had the Turkey burger the first visit and this last visit I had the Bt's Bacon Cheeseburger. Wonderful Sweet Potato Fries drizzled with Honey sauce. The kids that work there are nice and its clean and has a outside seating area. I hope it stay..there has been three restaurants there and this by far is the best one.. a sister to the one in Rivergate. My only wish is that they would offer a fried egg for the burgers....Wine and Beer available and Salads and some other sandwiches too..and I have heard  some great milkshakes too !
__label__1 Expensive for what it is. Burger (6oz) fries and soda over 10 bucks. The fries were 2.40... And not for a five guys portion either! \n. Service was slow too... And the place was not packed out. I predict they will not last long.... Like johnnie brusco's.
__label__3 Fast service , great food, and excellent beer. Beeeeer. Beeeeeeeeeeeeeer. They should stay open later though. 10:30pm on a thursday is unacceptable for being  the only place walking distance from the hotels that serves alcohol.
__label__2 I had the urge to find some quick, trendy tops while in town and based on Yelp reviews, I chose this location.  The clothes were definitely cute and trendy! I love how when you walk in, I was immediately greeted, and all the clothes were arranged by color and coordinating pants/shorts/skirts.  A lot of the items were pretty inexpensively priced.  Not too bad at all and very comparable to Forever21, Papaya, and Charlotte Russe stores.  \n\nThe layout of the store is pretty organized and the space is huge.  It was pretty easy to navigate through quickly and within 20 minutes, I had all my options in hand.  I was looking for some high-waisted black shorts though, which should be pretty standard in a shop like this, but there were only one pair to be found in the store and there wasn't really any staff walking around, nor anyone who was really helpful.  This made me forgo the decision of even bothering to try anything on, so I just went to check out.  At the front, they have their big jewelry selection color-coded as well, but all I saw were mainly necklaces, which looked cute and trendy, but looked very cheap and could easily fall apart.  Their shoe selection was also in the back corner of the store which was organized pretty well, but the selection wasn't anything to be wow-ed about.  Prices were fair... saw a cute pair of heels for under $30.  \n\nOverall, if you're looking for something cute in a quick-minute, this is a decent spot.  The clothing selection did have some unique items which you wouldn't find in other stores, but I think I would have rather gone to Forever21 instead as the quality of clothing is just a tiny bit better than the items here and cost-wise, you end up paying the same.  I didn't notice it until I came home, but one of my blouses had tons of loose stitching.
__label__3 Terrific, family-friendly burger joint with an outstanding craft beer selection and a roomy patio. What more could you ask for? The burgers may not be the best I've had (hit SmashBurger or Big Daddy's for those), but they get the job done. And did I mention the craft beer selection? Best I've seen in a casual dining joint. B.T.'s is an outstanding addition to Charlotte's burger scene!
__label__2 Under construction when I visited. Small storefront with a modest selection of comic graphic novels and action figures. Also a selection of Fangoria and similar magazines. Kinda dismal vibe but that could be the construction. They also sold some snacks and drinks.
__label__2 We've only been once so far but the wings and fries were good.\n\nThey have subs (fried fish, Philly or chicken cheesesteaks, cold or hot veggies...), wraps, burger platters, fish plates, chicken plates and more.\n\nI was reallllly happy to find this place. It reminds me of carry outs from back home. I've been in the Charlotte area for seven years now and this is the first time I've found a spot like this one.\n\nIt's in a small-ish corner so keep your eyes open when you go.
__label__1 I was debating writing a review because its another negative one and people will be all \"lady, stay home if you are never pleased!\" But I thought I owed it to fellow Yelpers to post the review. \n\nWe had reservations for a table of 7 at 6pm on Sunday evening. Our table was ready with no wait time whatsoever. We were even a little off the beaten path at a table that looked like it was a private room. It was very nice. The decor of the Keg is beautiful You can tell that a lot of money went into the decor. Very well worth it. \n\nOnce we were seated we looked at the drink menu which wasn't as elaborate as one would expect especially considering the size of their bar. I ordered a cocktail and it was a little strong but enjoyable. Who is going to complain about extra liquor? Not me!  Now this is where things got confusing. We had two people taking our orders. We had a waitress (whose name escapes me) and a waiter (Gabriel). They started on opposite sides and then met in the middle.  Everyone ordered their food and while some orders were complicated (prime rib, medium (pink is okay but bleeding is not followed by prime rib bloody. Pink is okay but grey isn't....) there were others that were simple: Caesar salad, crab cakes. \n\nWe are enjoying good conversation and talking about how great the decor is and how nice the service has been so far. Our food comes. Wait, let me rephrase that, HALF our food comes. My food comes, my brother in laws food came, and my best friends food came. 7 people ordered only 3 got food. We wait a few minutes because well, it makes sense that a waitress can only carry so much food right? My husband's food comes but he doesn't think its his because the side dishes are wrong... my best friend's husband (birthday boy we are there to celebrate!) doesn't think its his because the meat is well UNDERdone!, they give the food to my husband and say they will bring an additional order of fries for him since its the wrong potato on the plate. Finally the crab cakes and salad arrive (why is the salad, which doesn't need to be cooked one of the last dishes to arrive?)....so 7 people...6 are eating. The birthday boy asks for his meal to be cancelled. Afterall its 15 minutes later and he still doesn't have his food.\n\nThe manager (Paul) comes to the table because the waitress informed him of a very unhappy client. I'll admit my friend was kind of a jack ass to the manager at this point and didn't want to speak to him but it's understandable. Everyone is finishing their meal and his is just arriving. That's just wrong.  The manager immediately apologized, said that they weren't going to cancel his order but get him his food ASAP and not charge him for it and since we didn't get to enjoy our meals as a group he was going to give the entire table a free dessert so we could at least enjoy THAT together. I thought it was very nice to be honest with you.\n\nNow my problem with the food. I paid $32.95 for a 10oz prime rib, 2 sides, and a starter salad. My wedge salad was amazing and the presentation is great. People love looking at wedge salads. However my main meal plate was very disappointing. When you order a side of fries and steamed vegetables you expect to see it on your plate. My plate looked like the type of plates I give my 3 year old. Portioned off section for everything. There were probably 20 fries on the plate and 5 small steamed veggies. My plate didn't look like it cost $32.99 (I'm the person that instagrams my food, my plate wasn't instagram worthy!). The meat was a bit dry but thats because how I ordered it so for me is was perfect.  \n\nI asked everyone else what they thought of their food and the general opinion was that it wasn't worth the price they paid.  My husband said his prime rib had zero flavor. There was no spice, no seasoning...just meat.  My best friend agreed. Everyone agreed.\n\nSo now it was time for coffee and dessert. They brought us the dessert menus and took our order. We got our coffee a full 20 minutes before our dessert. Doesn't that seem odd? Don't you usually enjoy them together?   Not only that but the dessert was cold...and I'm not talking about the ice cream. The apple crumble was as cold as the ice cream along side it. The girl eating it said it might have been microwaved for 10 seconds. My brownie was rock hard and still frozen. It was COLDER than the ice cream. \n\nMy suggestions to the owner of The Keg: Train your staff better. If you are assigning TWO servers to a table of 7 make sure they work well together. I have a feeling our orders came out wrong and at different times is because TWO different people were keying in orders instead of together...They might have seen two similar orders (best friend and her husband ordered the same thing with the same sides) and thought that maybe they took the same order....\n\nI won't be going back!
__label__1 We had lunch yesterday and I'm giving the 2 stars because yes, of course I've experienced better but will say they deserve 2 stars because of how apologetic they were about our lunch. First of we arrived right at 1 pm and there were only 3 tables in the restaurant but after being seated we waited 5 full minutes and had to ask for menus and water (5 servers were standing around the computer chatting). WOW. We waited 40 minutes for our food and after all that my husbands burger was well done not medium rare and my dish came out afterwards which they apologized for profusely.  The tomato soup was outstanding but the burger and my meatballs were mediocre at best.  The kitchen and service needs a lot of work.  I'm not real interested in the chef although I'm sure he is very talented but I would say I personally think his time might be better spent in the kitchen instead of visiting with customers at this early point in his restaurant launch.  The G.M. Linda was very friendly and asked us to please return so we may at some point but first impressions really are everything. If they had been busy, I would have understand but asking for menus and service? We were regulars at Petra's so were hoping for a good replacement restaurant where we could become regulars. Too many other choices in this town, sorry.
__label__3 You can read others for food reviews.  Just know I am going back again again because of the service.  Server Yolanda even sent an email to thank us for being such great guests!  That was after I broke a glass with my IPhone!  Bartender William is fun.  Okay i will say something about the food.  The dishes our group loved were Tomato Soup, Roast Chicken and Steak dish.  The portions are small but I thought quality was outstanding.  I believe all food challenges will be worked out because the attention to service means someone cares what customers think. For me I prefer only wild caught salmon (or knowing it is sustainably sourced). I eat salmon several times a week and cannot afford the bad stuff.  I liked the raw tuna dishes (i ordered both on menu) yet felt they were heavy on fat content (which I prefer to save for dessert).  We order 4 desserts (there were 5 of us) - liked them all including ice cream minus potato chips next time. \nAnother outstanding element of this restaurant is the use of tableware. Very eclectic old china settings. Made the table fun.  \nAngelo got enough right out of the gate that the rest will come. Thank you
__label__1 Horrible Bartender at this place. Most people grab drinks before trying the menu, this guy behind the bar made me wanna skip the menu. Rude and unwelcoming were the first impressions. Angelo Sosa, get rid of this guy, your food deserves it. 2 stars for the food...zero for the bar.
__label__3 Summary: A great arrangement of mostly Asian influenced flavors that provides new takes on relatively familiar dishes. But what I also like about this place is allowing the texture of the food to stand out as much as the flavor. Here's what I mean:\n\nFor example, I don't usually order edamame at restaurants because they all taste the same, but here, the edamame was mixed with turmeric oil, ginger and togarashi (Japanese pepper spice) making it the BEST EDAMAME I've ever had. \n\nThe heirloom tomato salad with steak was PERFECT. I loved the use of thai basil. The balsamic vinegar was sweet without being overly acidic. The steak was so tender, we could cut it with the butter knife. \n\nThe charred bok choy was simple, crisp and refreshing.\n\nThe quinoa fried rice with sun-dried pineapple and baby(?) cilantro brought a classic fried rice concept with a new texture by using quinoa. \n\nI liked the tomato soup, the flavor came in three phases; first you taste sweetness, followed by the tomato acidity then a spicy kick after it passes the back of your tongue. I think there's chipotle in there providing the spicy aftertaste. But it was a little too sweet for me. \n\nWe came here for Saturday lunch, the bartender was super friendly, enthusiastic and outgoing. He made great recommendations and even offered to see if the kitchen could make dinner items that aren't on the lunch menu. \n\nI eat a lot of Asian/Oriental style meals (Japanese, Thai, Korean) weekly and Poppy Den is really something special. It does stand out for the reasons I mentioned in the first paragraph. \n\nI visit Summerlin/LV 1-2 times a year and I think Poppy Den will be one of my regular places to eat and enjoy life.
__label__1 Great for the beer but not for the food... You get what you pay for food wise. Great prices on beer and decent selection.\n\nI had the fried macaroni brick and it was mostly forgettable.\n\nThe big plus is the very nice and large flat screen tv's all over the place.
__label__2 I will start out with the good - The food.  I had a burger and tots and they were great. I tried my boyfriends catfish Po'boy and it was amazing. The mac and cheese is very good. Onion rings were just okay.\n\nWe went to watch the Pather's game and they turned the sound on. It wasnt very packed and the service was pretty good. \n\nThe bad part - there beer selection needs some help. They only have a few taps but where are all the great local beers?\n\nAlso, a palmeto bug kept flying around us while we were eating. Hard to prevent but still not very fun.
__label__3 This is one nice place. I went here 2 times in a 2 day period. Both times got the breakfast buffet. I missed out on the Vanilla Malted pancakes the first day. The bacon is thick cut and crispy. The meats are awesome, and I even ate some granola/yogurt. High class, a tad expensive but worth it! It's a little tucked away if you are not staying at the hotel, but once you find this spot, you will return. I would say on the first day we had sub-par service. I know it's a buffet, but refill a drink even if it is water. At least make yourself present. It wouldn't have been so bad if they were busy, but we were the servers only table. I know this because we were the ONLY table. The second day was completely different. The service was top notch. This server was on top of everything. I hadn't finished 5 minutes before the plate was snatched away, drinks refilled before they were empty. Great food, but service brings it down 1 star.
__label__3 Enjoyed the ambiance here when I passed through for a book launch shortly before the holidays. Ideal for a literary evening, or for a conversation with a well-suited friend at the bar, the space feels like it's tucked with decor brought home from long travels. Hints of Havana and East India in the 1950s when the light is just right. I only had a beer but glanced over the cocktail menu and would be curious to return.
__label__3 From a Chicagoan.....wow. Pretty damn good deep dish pizza.  They did forget my salad dressings for the salads. But fuck it. Didn't really want to waste good stomach real estate on salad anyway. Very very very good.  Will be going back for the Chicago dog and Italian beef sandwiches.
__label__2 Windy City Beef N' Pizza is a lot of fun. The food is decent. I've never been to Chi-town, but it seems to represent it well. If I'm in the mood for a hot dog or slice of deep dish pizza I know where to go.
__label__4 Went here with a buddy and had a blast. Not much experience shooting guns but the staff was extremely helpful and knowledgeable.
__label__0 Initiation Fees - Why?\nSimilar to You Fit who says $10 a month. Look out for the hidden fees!\nI went by this new gym when it opened with a coupon I received in the mail and the management refused to honor it.\n\nI go to Tangible Fitness. Locally owned \"No Hidden Fees & Reasonable Monthly Rates\"
__label__0 stopped by there this morning just after 5am. As I approached the front door one of two employees actually turned the lights off.  I stood at the locked door, and tried to get the attention of one of the employees inside. They both looked at me as if I were some hobo that was there looking for a handout or something. From now on, I will disregard all dunkin donuts in the same fashion as if they are invisible. However I thought this was so rude, I felt it was absolutely necessary to open a yelp account and share my experience with there potential customers.  Hopefully this will prevent someone else's start to a rude day.\n I'm a truck driver, and I spend a lot of time on the road. A descent cup of coffee in the morning is always a nice way to get your day going. When there are so many places that insist on exceptional customer service. You shouldn't settle for poor to mediocre service.  Don't waste your valuable time or hard earned money here!
__label__1 Nothing special.  Wandered in on a weekend afternoon and it was all about the game(s)... So our service was fine, but not really friendly or attentive.  Tips were obviously going to be made at the men tables, oh well.\nWe read the reviews about the crispy tacos and they were ..... Okay.  So that was disappointing.\nAll in all, it was okay, with the other restaurants in this neighborhood, we could have chosen much better!
__label__1 This place was great! Until we got the bill and were over charged.  Come to find out, things may be more expensive \"on race days.\" Weird. I didn't see that noted anywhere.  Not in the menu or on a sign anywhere near a door.  The food was fantastic, the service was tolerable for how busy it was.  Our server did hook our table up with cards that get us 10% off throughout 2014 (though the cards are labeled for 2013).\n  \ntl;dr:  Don't come on a race day! The Award Winning Crunchy Tacos are delicious! Try the Smashed Potatoes!
__label__4 Great location, fun staff, yummy drinks, and awesome food! I had a quesadilla with beans and rice and it was delicious!
__label__0 The bartender refused to serve my friend a water because she wasn't buying anymore drinks.
__label__4 Jackie did an absolutely Amazing job on my maternity photos! I had never had photos done before  and she gladly helped me with where to put my hands, what poses to do, which outfits looked better,  etc. I am so excited about how they turned out and can't wait to go back for some newborn photos!
__label__4 I've tried many other barre classes around town and nothing compares to the classes I have taken at TenPoint5! The change my body has made in just ONE month of working out under these instructors is amazing to me! It just doesn't get any better than a welcoming, cool studio with knowledgable instructors that give effective workouts! A definite Must Try!
__label__4 I decided to get back into barre and decided on TenPoint5 Barre Studio after careful Yelp research. I LOVE this studio so much! I'll break it down.\n\nInstructors- I'm a triple threat...emphasis on threat...in that I am clumsy, ungraceful, and uncoordinated so the biggest challenge I face is finding instructors that aren't bitchy about it. These ladies are GREAT! So supportive and make it a point to learn your name early on and tell you when you're doing a good job or help you with your form. I've had some barre classes where the instructors are a bit snobby and won't help you but that's never the case here. They are all so nice and must truly enjoy helping women get in shape. \n\nDesign- It's beautiful! The space is long and narrow but I like it because you can always see the instructor. Also there's a window on the back wall giving it some awesome natural light. \n\nClasses- HARD! But obviously in a good way. OMG I HATE the exercises with the ball! As in love hate because I'm sure they're working great. LOL Everytime the instructor says \"Now grab you're ball\" I'm like \"AHHH! Not that ball please!\" But I'm sure in time the torture session will pay off :-) Watch; next time I go to class the instructor's will be like \"Read your Yelp review, ball exercises it is!\" NOOOOO!!!! Haha. Also, it's worth mentioning that class sizes are small which is nice because you don't have to cram in to find space. I think the fullest class I've attended so far had 6 people. Awesome! Considering I've gone to the Daily Method and been in classes as big as 20. YUCK! You just can't get the individualized attention, in that size, you know? \n\nNeedless to say, I'm very happy with this place!
__label__4 I absolutely love this barre studio! The instructors are so personable and really make an effort to make you feel comfortable. The classes are hard but I always have a great sense of accomplishment after each class. I've been going for several months and have been able to see positive changes in my body. The studio is beautiful and always clean. They also have a studio in Chandler if you live in that part of town. Definitely worth checking out.
__label__0 Half Price, Zero Service!\nI found the store to be alright and surprisingly I DID find something I liked and made a purchase. The staff was very friendly and I was excited about my order. Delivery was promised the next weekend, I was called on the delivery day with the time window for delivery and then 2 hours later, I was called back informed that they in actuality did NOT have my furniture in possession to begin with. \n\nThe person at the store could do absolutely nothing to help me and did not offer any compensation. What is worse, is that though I was promised follow up with a phone call by Monday morning, the call never came. I got in contact with them and was given the run-around about delivery dates and a bunch of EMPTY PROMISES (as mentioned by another reviewer). Two weeks later, I filed a dispute with the bank for my money back. \n\nThis store/\"business\" is SHADY! Do NOT shop here and do NOT let any of the friendly staff fool you, they are clueless and rats just like the \"boss\" they work for. Just so you know, their \"ALL SALES ARE FINAL\" rule is null and void if they do not deliver what/when they say the will deliver. Thank you to the bank for informing me of that. I will peacefully go shop at RC Willy now.
__label__2 I'm not going to lie, I had a really good time at dinner.  The space is gorgeous, and feels as trendy as they are shooting for.  There are catwalk \"stages\" that go throughout the restaurant where scantily clad dancers are entertaining above you while you dine.\n\nSo why 3 stars?  Well for one, the hostesses were just a little much for me.  I should have had a reservation, I was standing there when my Host made me the reservation on the phone before we left the Hotel, but they claimed to not have received the call.  Regardless, there were clearly tables available, and yet we still had to wait an hour.  It was just annoying that they acted like they were doing me a favor and were pretty frigid each time I asked how much longer.\n\nOur server on the other hand was fantastic.  And the food was.....good.  Not amazing, but good.  An appetizer of Black Cod was well done, where I found the crab cake appetizer to be just OK.  We had a fried shrimp dish app which was also very good.  And the steaks, well it's a Morton's concept, so they were standard, solid Morton's fare.\n\nOverall fun, but with the stupid amount of great restaurants in Vegas, I doubt I would be back.
__label__0 Morton's should be embarrassed.\n\nI am a Morton's VIP and I would NEVER and I mean NEVER step foot in this restaurant. From the Arrogant GM to the server...they should be embarrassed. I love getting insulted even after telling them I have been a Morton's VIP for 5 years..Not Landry's, but Morton's. Laughable.\n\nI guess if you are on the strip, you don't need customer service.
__label__1 I'm definitely not an expert on sushi, but I really don't think sushi short be this cheap. I have no problem with the conveyor belt style sushi; in fact I like those types of restaurants. They are good for trying any different styles of sushi without dropping a massive check. \nHowever, their $2.00 sushi is concerning. I've been here twice, and both times I was very disappointed. The sushi is very simple and lacking in flavor. I know they switch up the selection but both times the selection was all very basic rolls (california, tuna, tempura, etc) and missing some of the more vibrant rolls like Dragon, Las Vegas, Soft-Shell Crab, things like that. \nMy good friend really loves this place, so I know sushi tastes can be very differed; however I felt they were too basic and would rather spend a little more money for big-flavored rolls over $1 to $4 unimpressive rolls.
__label__3 If you want sushi at your own pace and without telling the sushi chef what you want, then this place is it.  The quality I would say borders good to excellent. This is rather surprising in the fact that this is a conveyor belt styled sushi place. The price is very reasonable.\n\nThe staff cycles the dish frequently to keep the items fresh and cold. For a sushi connoisseur, there is nothing worse than warm or luke-cold sushi.\n\nSelections are average in that, there are more rolled sushi as opposed to nigiri styled sushi.\n\nI do hope the staff will provide ginger (gari), along with wassabi to all the patrons. \n\nFinally, this is not a restaurant to hold your power meetings, but will accommodate groups, family style dining, in casual setting.
__label__4 I think this is the best sushi place ever I like to go there for lunch all the time and honestly I thought stingray sushi was good but this place blows it off the water
__label__3 Let's start with my reaction when my boyfriend and I got the final bill...jaws drop and then we high-five. For as much as we ate on a Friday night, we walked out of there with a bill less than $20. INCREDIBLE. \n\nAn inexpensive bill always makes the food taste better in my opinion, but this place does have great sushi! Now don't get me wrong, it's not going to be the quality of stuff you might find in California, but for Arizona sushi, it gets the job done right. We tried the squid salad, cucumber salad, pork dumplings, the vegas roll, spicy tuna roll, crunchy roll, caterpillar roll, and a few others I can't seem to name. You get about 4 pieces of each roll which is great because it allows you to try more rolls without filling up too fast. \n\nThe rotating sushi bar is such a fun concept, because if something looks tasty, all you have to do is reach for it in time and grab it, then it's yours! Takes the pressure off of ordering sushi. It's a perfect spot for an inexpensive date night. We can't wait to go back!
__label__0 Food is way to greasy for me. But if you like deep fried junk food this is the place for you.
__label__4 Anybody knows me knows that I love Four Peaks, especially their beers. This new location for them focuses on what they do best which is beer. The tasting room as they call it is just that. A nice room with a view into the brewery for tasting beer. The room is very nice and modern with TV's for watching sports and plenty of seating.\n\nThey don't serve food here but they will server up your favorite beers. To make up for the lack of food they have nightly visits from different food trucks to serve up  some yummy food. I am pretty sure they also let you call for delivery as well.\n\nSo if you are looking to grab a beer without the hassle of the 8th Street location crowds or the trip to Scottsdale check out this little gem. They have all the beers four peaks has and right now even have some Pumpkin Porter that is exclusive to this location.\n\nThe location is a bit tricky to find but trust me it is there. I would give you specifics but I still want to be able to walk in and grab a seat without fighting off a crowd.
__label__4 Was great, but tried to go today and it's closed! It says they are converting it to an event room.
__label__1 \u00c9vitez ce resto le dimanche si vous \u00eates un groupe de 6 ou plus. Minimum 90 minutes d'attente :( mauvaise gestion des tables.
__label__0 This one star is coming from a vegetarian bias. \n\nIF YOUR VEGETARIAN DO NOT GO HERE.\nCame here expecting  to try a veggie pho (didnt have it) and the server gave me a weird look ontop of it all. SO i ordered THE only vegetarian option they had (this was 4 months ago might have changed) and asked for noodles to come with it. The server said no problem. The dish came (no noodles) and he never came back for  me to mention it until i was all finished. It was whatever..nothing special..\n\nPlace prettty much blows, for non carnivores. If the service was great i would of elevated the stars...but nope..pretty poor
__label__4 One of the better Pho spots in Phoenix, Angelina's combines a high class appeal with great Pho and service.\n\nI was very pleased at the Rare Steak Pho. The meat was very high quality and they brought lots of extras, including fresh cilantro and Italian Parsley. The size was enough to be filling, even at a medium. Noodles were tasty and the broth was pleasant.\n\nThe sunflower shrimp appetizer was amazing. Very good way to start the dinner. The green tea was full of spices and had a unique taste that made it very good to drink.\n\nThe ambiance was very classy. My waiter was professional, courteous, and respectful. She came to our table just often enough to be perfect.\n\nDefinitely will be coming here again.
__label__2 Brought family by because two other restaurants  we wanted were closed today.  Came in for appetizers and they were out if salmon and crab.  The two dishes we came in for.  We decided in crunchy rolls, tempura shrimp and ahi tuna pizza.  \nCrunchy rolls were good.  Tempura was just ok.  We've ordered before and was always perfect.  Today they were oily and bit of an aftertaste.   Ahi pizza was delicious .  My family is losing interest in giving more chances when there are so many more places to eat without long wait times and unavailable dishes on menu.
__label__4 Delicious, filling, healthy. I will be back!
__label__0 These guys are shady! They prey on you like used car salesman and the two (yes, TWO) that were helping us were not even on the same page. They tried to talk us into a \"promotion\" that would lower our monthly data, however that then turned into us having to purchase two iPads at $49.99/ piece. I was honestly so pissed n frustrated that we just walked out (and I am usually not that rude). We will drive further just to be tested with respect
__label__3 Love the name, very punny! The shop has a small but dedicated selection of cured meats, such as salami, bacon, and sausages. They have a great lunch special- for around $5 you get a bratwurst sandwich, chips, and a soda. I tried some of the Italian sweet sausage sandwich. The sausage was flavorful, juicy, and had a nice \"bite\" to it from the sausage casing. \n\nWe went here with a Groupon and took home 1 pound of jalapeno bacon and 1 pound of maple bacon. The bacon is vacuum sealed and actually made by a different (Local) company. I've tried the maple bacon so far, and it's decent. The thick cut bacon is a little crumbly, so you have to be very careful taking the strips out of the package because they will tear easily. Cooking the strips was no problem, but it was harder to get a crispy strip. Mine ended up a little more chewy. The sweet maple flavor was a good complement to the salty smokiness of the bacon, although at the end I could taste a faint chemical aftertaste (Maybe a preservative?).\n\nService was friendly and we had no problem redeeming our Groupon.
__label__4 I've eaten at Brama before and my experience was so memorable that when my birthday rolled around recently, I decided to invite one dozen friends to celebrate with me.\nWhatever catastrophe can happen with groups, did not happen here. From the moment my guests walked in (2 by 2), the bartender greeted them warmly and served drinks. Additionally our waitress was great - she served with a smile throughout the night. The food was what I had remembered - really impeccable and created with such skill. Everything on the menu is good. My group really enjoyed their dishes and the ambiance (lively without the overkill of music - we could hear each other talk). To top off another wonderful culinary experience, the owner of the restaurant always took the time to come by and see if everything was to our liking.\nThanks again Brama - you are great with groups too!!\n\nVisited January 2014
__label__4 I loved this place. I wondered if the hot dogs would be overpriced, but they were really reasonable. A lot of different styles to choose from.\nWe didn't get any fries because they were $4 and a small portion. Drinks were pricey too. \nBut I'll definitely go back for the hotdogs.
__label__2 It was ok.... Over priced for some rogies, they were good but not the best I've ever had. . I'll give this place another chance tho. I really like the fact that they are open until 2 on weekends ...
__label__2 I'm still on the fence about this place, but here are some observations:\n\nFranktuary is generally vegan friendly, but the menu lacks informative labeling (as some meat eaters have also pointed out). \n\nThe veggie dogs are the same boring dogs you can get anywhere, but the different executions make them slightly more interesting. I haven't tried the veggie sausage, I think it might have egg in it (example of how a menu indication could be useful). \n\nBeet balls = yum! \n\nGarbanzo fries, also a hit! \n\nSome of the cocktails are way overpriced. The \"Refugio\" is a nice enough mezcal drink, but it's $14 and not up to par with Salt or Cantina's less pricey concoctions. It was not particularly strong, like a mezcal drink should be; it was rather on the sweet side and was lacking the bitter and sour elements of the grapefruit ingredient. Plus, it is served in a coupe with a plastic straw, which seems tacky and pointless (the straw). I had another even less impressive drink there on my first visit, which I cannot remember...The bartender seems sincere in his efforts, so I hope he can fine tune things a bit, and get the prices in line.
__label__2 Very cute place! The waitress was pretty clueless, however. I specifically told her that I do not eat squash and that I would take the    vegetable as long as it was not squash. The waitress then proceeded to bring out an entire plate of squash. I was also given a very tough steak without a steak knife. But they are BYOB so that's cool!
__label__4 The technician arrived right on time, I showed him the rooms and stairs that I wanted cleaned.  Much to my surprise his price was a couple of dollars less than quoted on the telephone. My concern was that the carpets would not be dry in time for company the next day.  He assured me that they would be dry by evening.  He put up a large fan to help dry as he cleaned. My carpet is white it looks  beautiful and he was right it is almost completely dry. I can't be happier with the job that was done.  Thank you Eco Clean for the very professional technician that you sent out and the Eco Friendly Products that you use. I will definitely use this company again.\n\nDonna S.
__label__2 I've been to Chop Shop a few times now, and while I appreciate a new, relatively inexpensive healthy place to grab a bite to eat, I'm just not super impressed. \n\nThe first time I went I wasn't very hungry and was hoping for a yummy juice or smoothie. I do like how they offer cold pressed juices and am looking forward to trying one someday. I picked a fruity smoothie I believe called the Beach Burn. It was alright, but absolutely not worth $6.\n\nOn my next visit I popped in for a quick bite before work. They delivered my girl friend's sandwich significantly before mine even though I ordered first, which was annoying but not the end of the world. I had the chicken and prosciutto sandwich and my friend had the club. Both were good, just nothing to write home about in my opinion. \n\nI'll probably give Chop Shop one last try to find something I really like because as I mentioned it's not too pricey and within walking distance of my work.
__label__2 Great food with great vegan/vegetarian options . The staff could work on customer service as well as efficiency.  I literally dock a full star because their front door was getting stuck on the cement outside creating this awful nails on a chalkboard sound. No one seemed to want solve the problem. When my boyfriend attempted to prop the door so it wouldn't make that sound, the worker shut it again creating a anxious and very interrupted dining experience.
__label__4 Food is great. I eat here a few times a week and never get sick of it. The juices are good too. Make sure you pick up a frequent diner card.
__label__1 A bit overpriced, both chicken and tri tip bowl were good but very dry....  This place also does not have a friendly vibe....  It's pretty pretentious.  Good intention with healthy food but smug is in the air...
__label__1 What happened guys, went back after about 2 months since you opened and the food really was not good. The nasi goreng was bland and more than a third of my plate was prawn crackers, which are on the menu for a giant bowl for \u00a32. Think of 5 or 6 prawn crackers spread out on a plate yep they take up a fair ammount of space! The prawn crackers seeemed to be the main stay for \u00a311 with the Satay and Nasi an after thought I really wasnt impressed. The sushi rice for the maki was just bizzarre, watery and it felt like the rice had been through a blender. The missus had a veggy option for nasi goreng and that was just odd. She ordered the same dish at christmas and it was great. I grew up in Indonesia so know my Asia food, when I tried her dish the first time we visited it took me right back to my teens. This time round it was bland. Our first experience was excellent the second was .... dire to mediocre.  We had a party of 12 or so for a birthday celebration and the dishes took ages to appear as did drinks. We were left sitting for extended periods with no drinks and no food.... think 45 minutes between starter and main.  I gave up waiting on our order and went to the bar  and the bar service was the slowest I think I have experienced in Edinburgh loads of people just faffing around without actually doing anything except one guy who looked harassed as you would expect. Sorry I wont be back!
__label__3 Keep it up!  Delicious!!  As New Yorkers, we were very skeptical but pleasantly surprised by the quality and taste of the food!!
__label__1 Overpriced, decor is lousy, customer service is less than friendly.  Don't waste your time here.  Food is just 'ok'.
__label__1 Took my daughters there for girls day out.  The decore is ok; I wish I could say the same thing for the food and or the service.   My daughters are grown with their own families;  none of us will be returning.
__label__4 I've always been blown away here.. From the moment you walk in the staff has such a nice air about them. I've been here a few times but I forget to check in, this salon has been my go to spot for my beauty needs the second I discovered it. \n\nD'Lisa has done a Brazilian wax for me (which by the way was QUICK! not as painful as I expected, D'Lisa has an awesome personality and doesn't mind chatting while she does it), and a few eyebrow and lip waxes. After my first visit I decided I would try to have my hair cut and styled here as well, and I chose Vanessa... And I couldn't be happier! She is very sweet like everyone else. She did a great job and this last visit, we decided to make a drastic change. I had very long, thick hair. She suggested a short cut and I love it. I also had my eyebrows and lip recently waxed by Taylor as well and I was incredibly happy with those results too. I always love to come in and relax. They also offer drinks and snacks which I think is nice. Happy one year anniversary to this location!\n\nOverall extremely happy to find this gem of a business with people so kind. Everything has been spectacular!
__label__0 If I could I would give a Zero on this review.\n\nI had the same gardeners for 10 years in Scottsdale before moving to Peoria. I paid $160.00 month with my previous gardeners and with Kenny I was paying $ 260.00 a month and not getting close to what I received in Scottsdale. I had an acre lot in Scottsdale and 9,000 square feet here in Peoria.\n\nI hired Kenny due to these reviews. What a waste of time and money.\nAs soon as I hired Kenny my Yard went to HELL. My water bill alone increased 120.00 a month. Sprinklers broken and dip lines cut by his guys and not mentioned.\n\nNot a good choice and recommend to really quiz this guy before hiring him.
__label__4 BEST Carpet cleaning company I've ever used. Luiz is the owner and operator and he's amazing! He's friendly and FAIR/HONEST on price. The machines they use actually work unlike other companies. They actually scrub the carpets clean! Great work Eco Fresh!! HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!!
__label__4 Luiz did a great job!  I was impressed that he called me back within a few minutes of my initial call and was able to schedule me within 24 hours time. He also provided a reasonable quote over the phone and did not try to upsell.  I asked for additional services when he arrived and he provided a fair price for the additional area. My carpets smell fresh and look like new. I definitely would recommend Luiz's company to anyone looking for an honest and thorough service.
__label__4 These guys are GREAT!! They use ONLY the top of the line ECO-FRIENDLY carpet solutions. And they also ONLY use industry grade equipment! 5 STARS all the way!! Got our carpets done today in a 2 bedroom condo with 3 small dogs. These guys were able to take out ALL stains and any pet odors! The two guys that cleaned today were awesome, very professional and very friendly! I will definitely use them again and would recommend them to EVERYONE! Aloha and Mahalo (Thank You Very Much in Hawaiian) Job Well Done!!
__label__4 Atmosphere is lovely, and most of the time the staff is awesome. If you like strong coffee, be sure to specify so they make it strong! :)\n\nPrices are good. Best hummus I've had in a long time.\n\nChocolate chip cookie was delicious,.\n\nToxic shake is to die for! Amazing.
__label__2 The Good:\nI really love the flavor of the food in this place. My wife and I would order from them all the time.  We would always get the pad see ew, which is amazing! The crunchy pork with the chinese broccoli is also a favorite of ours.  It's also conveniently close to our apartment and my work.  So if we're craving some Thai food, I just order and pick up.  \n\nHere's a tip, if you live in the vicinity, I suggest you just pick up, unless you're literally just around the corner.  If you order through their website or from eat24.com, even if you live less than 2 miles, they will still charge you $7 for delivery, since for some reason, there's some sort of glitch in the system and if you don't speak Thai, then explaining is not really an option. \n\nDislikes:\nI would say that there are just a few things I dislike about Chao Thai.  First is that for the price of their a la carte 6.95 and up, the quantity is not that much.  So if you're planning to feed more than 2-3 people on a couple of dishes, you may want to order extra.  Also, we went there tonight and ordered the Mongolian beef. Now, my wife and I LOVE Mongolian Beef and we order it at almost every Chinese restaurant we go to.  It's pretty much how we measure the quality of most Asian establishments that serves the dish (I know, WEIRD).  So we ordered the Mongolian beef and when we got the dish, there was literally, about 15 small pieces of beef and the rest was onions..............awwwkward.  So I asked the waiter and he said that's how it is.  WTF!? Seriously? I wanted to complain, but my wife was tired and told me to just let it go.  She was more upset about it because it's one of her favorites.  The flavor was really great, but the portion of the meat in the dish was HIGHLY disproportionate.  They should have called the dish ONION with a side of Beef............ RUDE! \n\nLastly, we ordered from Chao Thai at my office not too long ago and one of my colleagues ordered the Pepper Steak lunch special.  Now, I'm not EINSTEIN or anything, but correct me if I'm wrong, when you hear STEAK, you know it's BEEF right?? Well, I called and asked why it's an extra $1.00 for the beef option?  And yes, when you order online, they ask you if you want chicken, pork, tofu or beef for an extra $1.  Here's my problem with this.  First of all, the dish is PEPPER S-T-E-A-K.  Meaning.......beef is already implied in the dish.  So why not just charge $1 more......  no, they actually give you an option and charge you a $1 more for what the dish is SUPPOSED to come with.  It's not a big deal, but when I called and inquired, the lady I spoke to said, \"beef cost more, that's why it's a dollar extra.\"  Uhm, I didn't ask for an economic lecture, Lady! She also said, \"Nobody has ever complained before.\" Again.......... WTF? Maybe no one has ever ordered online and got the $1 extra option!! I didn't want our food to be spat on so I just said, fine, just deliver it! \n\nI would give them an extra star if they stop being so DAMN CHEAP about they meat!!!!! Damn!!!!! \n\nTHE END.
__label__4 I LOVE my braids! What I love about Braids by Sean:\n\nShe is on time, meticulous, and creative. My head is shaved on both sides. Can you see it? EXACTLY! There are no gaps to make my scalp visible.  There is also no braid headache after her service.\n\nThis is my second time getting braided by Sean & it won't be the last. When I reluctantly took the first braids out, my hair had grown so much and my edges were intact. If you follow her simple care instructions, you will see amazing hair health.\n\nPS She's licensed!
__label__1 Like much in Vegas, pretty on the outside, but no substance.\n\nAte here twice on a recent business trip. The space, redecorated from its previous goofy pseudo-diner style, is quite nice, masculine and casual yet well-appointed, with a classy bar and the now-ubiquitious but still pretty old style light bulbs. Sat at the bar and had friendly and attentive service. \n\nThe breakfast was standard - eggs/toast/sausage/potatoes were like \"diner plus\" with a flavorful pepper mixed in with the potatoes and thick texas style toast. Fine. The major disappointment was dinner. I went in craving something just barely healthy (after a few days in Vegas I was desperate for a vegetable) and the main recommended entree at Citizens is a chicken/brocolli/potato plate that looked great. Unfortunately the execution was inexcusably poor, especially for a \"signature\" dish. The chicken was flavorless and dry, even with the skin left on. Broccoli rabe was undercooked and also flavorless, and the potato quarters were the least cooked of all, with a full half of them too hard to even cut with a fork, and inedible. Everything sat in a plate full of broth, perhaps that's in an attempt to disguize the dryness and blandless of the food, but even the broth doesn't help. Chow in San Francisco does this chicken/brussel sprouts/mashed potato dish that's just bursting with flavor and juiciness, and it's like 12 bucks. This $25 plate was just sad and pointless. Again, like so much in Vegas in general, it's an opportunity to spend twice as much on something half as good.
__label__1 A casual American restaurant located inside Mandalay Bay is a great option for breakfast, lunch, or dinner.\n\nThere is a to go bar to order off the limited menu, which has sandwiches, salads, juices and coffee. I dined in for lunch on Saturday and the service was horrible. It was not busy at all, yet the waitress was very slow to take our order and to deliver the check.\n\nI ordered the mushroom bleu burger, which is exactly how it sounds, a burger with bleu cheese, mushrooms, jalape\u00f1o, lettuce, onion and tomato. It is a bit pricey for a typical burger that did not stand out.\n\nI would try this place again and try another dish with another server, but it didn't give a lasting first impression. I recommend it to hotel guests not wanting to leave the hotel, but there are other restaurants in the Mandalay Bay Shoppes including another burger joint.
__label__2 Staying at Mandalay Bay, we ate breakfast here several times, and the breakfast was always solid. The lattes were good, regular coffee was also tasty, and you get a lot of food for the price. \n\nThe downside was the service - we never really had a good server the whole time we were there. I'm not sure why the middle-of-the-road restaurants in Vegas seem to have such lack-luster staff - you'd think that people would be lining up for those jobs, but we seem to only get good servers in the super-high-end places. \n\nAnyway, Citizens is worth the money for breakfast - and if you can share a plate, even better.
__label__2 The French dip was really good. Staff was pretty friendly until we had to ask for something they forgot to bring and then they didn't show up as much.
__label__1 Slow as molasses in an igloo. A line of ten deep took 25 minutes to go through. Also severely overpriced. $25 for a pre-made panini, two croissants and a bottle of water ($5!) yikes.
__label__0 Talk about a disappointment! \n\nI want to first say that our server was amazing and tried his best to give us the best service ever. Thank you!! \n\nMy friend and I were hungry after a late night on the town, we were staying at MB and were craving burgers. We got there and were seated right away. My friend ordered the French Dip Steak and it was horrible! The meat was dryer than the Las Vegas heat, no taste! The soup that came with it was bland and the pasta was disgusting. Meanwhile I had the hamburger that had no taste to it. \n\nNow usually if we were paying a cheap price, you get what you pay for. But these orders were $20 bucks a piece. And I understand that it's late at night, but either lower the price or give us fresh food. We let our server know that we didn't like our food (we couldn't even finish it) and didn't want anything else. Then the manager came and basically told us that they did ask us if we wanted anything else and \"apologized\". Yeah, whatever dude. At the end of it all we did get a cut off our total, but the whole experience was a total let down. If you're going to be serving food, all I ask is for it to be GOOD. Avoiding this place from now on.
__label__2 Me and my friend came here because Delano would not let us check in due to some issue on their end so we had time to kill and plus we were pretty much starving. This was a good choice and their food is very generously portioned. \n\nWe started with a couple of their signature cocktails. Those were pretty weak and pricey for what you get, not really worth the price and not as delicious as the name and description made them out to be.\n\nFor food got the tots and mac n cheese and the french dip. The tots is a huge portion covered in cheese sauce. It was good but I think it could use a little more seasoning. The mac n cheese was flavorful but the crispy topping was bland and didn't add anything to the dish. My french dip was just OK, the saving grace was the dip which was super flavorful and delicious. I was dipping everything from the tots to the sandwich into it. \n\nWe came at off hour so it was not busy and service was quick and prompt. Would come back for a quick bite next time we are at Mandalay.
__label__0 I just wanted a smoothie.  The place is dead at 3 am yet it takes 20 minutes to take the order.  Another 15 minutes to blend it and put it in a cup bc the employees are too busy chatting.  One employee hitting on the cashier.  Not that the cashier was too bright.. she forgot she was making it.  So stupid.  Hope management cleans house
__label__3 Late night Christmas eats in Vegas! Citizens is the only place open beyond 10pm tonight. But...mmm...this is still a great choice.\n\nI had the fried calamari, French onion soup, Caesar salad, and steak frites -- to go. It was packed perfectly for me to take back to my room.\n\nThe calamari was tasty and lightly beaded. It was great even without the two sauces it comes with - cocktail and Thai chili. The salad was crisp and as fresh as you'd expect with a couple of large croutons. The French onion soup was savory with shredded onions and a layer of gooey cheese. No croutons in the soup and it was on the slightly sweeter side. The steak itself was good. I ordered it medium and it was a full 16oz steak. The fruit bowl was a nice way to finish it all off.\n\nService was fast but the wait for the food was over 20 minutes. *sigh* Pricey too but what else are you going to eat at this hour on Christmas day?
__label__1 Bleccccccccchhhhh! \n\nEveryone and their grandma has been raving about this place, so I thought I'd better go check it out. I've been wanting to check out the Eureka Casino anyway....one of those solidly un-pretentious little locals' dumps that will doubtlessly be imploded any day now. Well, after having checked it out...IMPLODE AWAY, I SAY!\n\nEverything in this restaurant is coated in/soaked in/bathed in/wallowing in grease. My friend and I shared the pot stickers as an appetizer -- they were OK, although also glistening with gratuitous grease. As far as pot stickers go...they were like any other potstickers. Except greasier. All the better to slide down your gullet, I guess.\n\nNext, I had the much-ballyhooed Short Ribs Grilled Cheese. BLEECCCHHHHH doesn't even begin to describe this monstrosity! I thought the pot stickers were greasy -- this beast was OFF THE CHAIN GREASY! It was like eating a heavily-salted Jheri curl sandwich!! I don't like wasting food, so I managed to choke down half of it before giving up -- but it was G.R.O.S.S. It was SO salty it was almost like they were trying to cover something up. Also, the grease had a weird sort of stale aftertaste, like they use the same fry oil over and over. YUCK! \n\nThe fries that accompanied the sandwich were similarly greasy. I know, I know, French fries are called FRIES because they are FRIED -- but these were ridiculous. I've had better fries in the employee dining room at Caesars Palace! The fry grease had the same gross aftertaste as the sandwich, which totally killed whatever was left of my appetite.\n\nNow, you might chalk all of this up to my being a veggie-eating commie bastard -- but guess what? My friend, who is most definitely NOT a veggie-eating commie, had the Fat Choy burger...and was similarly grossed out. He reported that it, too, was astonishingly greasy -- although he did finish the whole thing, so it couldn't have been THAT bad.\n\nYou might blame me for not having ordered something less greasy than a grilled cheese -- but the menu is extremely limited here (one page only), and since I don't like duck or pork, I didn't want to get the highly-touted bao or any of the rice dishes. I'm willing to bet they are just as greasy, anyway :-/ In fact, there wasn't much of anything on the menu that grew out of the ground -- it was all lard, grease, carbs and meat.\n\nWhat really sucks is, I came in here fully expecting to adore the place -- being as it's located in such a solidly unpretentious dive. Speaking of which.....\n\nAfter I gave up on eating, and had sopped the grease off my face with no fewer than thirty napkins, I went out into the casino to have a drink at the bar, thinking I could salvage the evening with a little people-watching and a rum & coke to cut through the grease still coating my tongue. But even that went sadly awry.\n\nFirst of all, it's a cash-only bar, and I didn't have any on me. So I had to get raped by the corner ATM, and pay a $5 surcharge...which brought the cost of my drink up to Strip prices anyway. If I'm paying Strip prices, dammit, I want to at least be able to ogle drunk bitches with fake tits, etc. But all I got was a depressing, smoke-filled room full of methheads, with Kenny Loggins playing somewhere in the background. That kind of ambiance is OK if you're in a certain mood....\n\n...but when you're already on the verge of vomiting, it ain't no fun! I finished my drink and got the fuck out of there, probably never to return. \n\nI never thought I'd say this, but...there are some places that DESERVE to be imploded. You hear that, Tony Hsieh?!! Blow this bitch sky-high and have at it -- even an elitist members-only dog park would be better than THIS!!!
__label__2 One of the hottest restaurants around is located within Eureka Casino on East Sahara. Before Fat Choy, Chef Sheridan Su (former executive chef at Comme Ca) was serving Great Bao in the most unlikely place; a nail salon. I never tried it back then because I have an aversion to the smell. Dining with salon fumes never seemed appetizing in the least bit. I never tracked down the food truck, and it's taken me sometime to travel to the eastside, but I've finally done it. The Eureka Casino was nicer than I expected and I had heard interesting characters patronize the casino. However, on Sunday afternoon it was clean, quiet and no characters in sight. Not sure what it says about me, but I felt right at home. We strolled back to Fat Choy and took a seat. \n\nThe waitress brought over menus; they had a limited selection and no rice or noodle dishes. We selected the duck bao ($7), and the tofu mushroom bao ($6) after she suggested it over the pork belly ($7). We also ordered the short rib grilled cheese ($10) and the nutella roti ($6) for dessert. We chose a plain old diet coke and diet dr. pepper from their new soda machine with dozens of flavors. Our bao came out first. Duck and pork belly were brought out. The order was wrong, but we stuck with it. The buns are steamed to perfection. The pork belly was fantastic, the fat rendered perfectly so it was rich, tender and filled with that wonderful pork flavor. I loved the freshness from the cilantro and greens, and the texture of the crushed peanuts. This was indeed great bao. The duck was delicious too. The hoisin sauce was light and didn't overwhelm the duck at all. Now, I'm curious how the mushroom and tofu bao would be. Tasty, I'm sure. \n\nThe short rib grilled cheese comes with provolone and cheddar, onion jam and a side of marinara sauce. I'm a purist when it comes to grilled cheese; I'd prefer it with only one type of cheese. I thought the two cheeses made it a bit greasy, the sourdough bread grilled beautifully and the short rib was tender and flavorful with the onion jam. The marinara was thick from the tomato paste. Again, not my preference, but still all the components make and enjoyable sandwich. My husband liked it just fine. My tastebuds just didn't concur. There was nothing notable about the fries. \n\nThe Nutella Roti had me intrigued, nutella, mascarpone, honey and walnuts on roti... what's not to love? The wait, as it turns out. We waited and waited and waited. We would've cancelled had our waitress been around. She conveniently disappeared. We waited and waited some more. It was ridiculous. We asked the other waitress and she said it would be right up. We waited and waited. Finally, the pancake topped with goo was brought to the table. The pancake was incredibly greasy, aside from that the flavors were pretty good, but definitely not worth the wait. I could be more forgiving if it were busy, but we were one of three tables. I'd hope they weren't that far in the weeds with seven diners.\n\nOur patience wore thin; we refused to be held hostage for our bill so my husband went to the counter to take care of it. The eats are pretty darn tasty. I'd return for more bao and I'd love to try the duck rice and potstickers. I certainly hope service will be improved.
__label__0 They should be embarrassed of themselves those baos had microscopic amounts of meat on them! I ordered the duck and the belly. I would never eat there again, $30 later and I'm just as hungry leaving as I was when I arrived. The only decent thing I ate was the chicken wings, but how hard is it to mess up fried chicken wings? Save your money and go to McDonalds, you'll thank me later. . .
__label__4 Who knew that you could find good solid eats inside a small casino off of Sahara on the east/central side of town?\n\nThe menu and set up is simple - just take an American diner and serve it with good ole Asian eats mixed with just a little Americana. \n\nI wish I could easily say that you have to come here and just try the one thing that absolutely rocks but in the end everything is good. From their tacos, to the bao, to the burgers and pot stickers. So I guess what I am saying is come hungry and come more than once. \n\nTheir bao's are my favorite. No matter which one you order, they have a perfect balance of flavors and textures. Their tacos are mini sized but full and bursting with the flavor. The burger will make your tongue slap the insides of your mouth. (My mouth is watering. I am ready for another visit just writing this review).\n\nAnd something as simple as fries they do just right. Crispy on the outside and nice and fluffy on the inside. My two year old is a picky, picky eater even when it comes to something like fries and we had to sit and wait for him to finish every single last fry.\n\nThe servers now serve the food and describe to you what you are getting. Or at least on my last visit they did. It's food foreplay. Just tantalizing your taste buds before you take your first bite. \n\nI will be back soon. I have got to try their bone marrow and I am sure based on my past two experiences, I will not be disappointed. Maybe I will see you there!\n\n\nP.S. A definite plus I might add is that my first visit they didn't have high chairs, now they do. :) You can bring your kiddos.\n\nAnd I meant to take more pics on our last visit but we just started eating and then it was gone before we knew it :(
__label__3 Despite being located in the Eureka, the food is really good! The pork belly buns are so delicious. The rice dishes we had were ok, but would definitely go back just for those buns.
__label__2 I was really excited to finally eat here after reading so many great reviews. Unfortunately for me, the food was just average, nothing spectacular. The restaurant itself is tucked in right in the Eureka Casino. \n\nThere aren't very many choices on the menu, nothing really caught my eye, I admit that I settled on eating here. It was way past lunch time and I was starving like Marvin. I finally decided to order the sesame noodles. They were decent, not memorable but they had a bit of a kick which was perfect, not too spicy and not too bland. Food took a little bit longer than expected but the waitress was very nice and attentive.\n\nI wouldn't go out of my way just to eat here again. I think the best part of the meal was the dessert and the variety of coke flavors they have.
__label__0 More like Passage to GIVE ME MY MONEY BACK MUTHA MUTHA!!\n\nListen to me people. Im an Indian Food snob. This is average Indian food at the very best. If you're in the Tempe area you can do MUUUUUCH better with a place like Kebab Palace, India Gate or even The Dhaba.\n\nThis place has a great location but it looks like some friends took what was in there garage, found a used hot food table on craigslist and stuck it in a corner of the restaurant.\n\nTandoori chicken that tasted boiled and had literally no flavor. \n\nDry NAAN\n\nThe Chicken Tikka Masala was decent\n\nVegatable Pakora that was cold, along with most other dishes.\n\nNo salt, no pepper available and lastly and most irritaingly, not spicy at all!\n\nSkip it and save your money.\n\nTHE SUCK!!!!
__label__4 Had an incredible visit today with Chrys, my first time, and I have to say it was the best eye doctor appointment I've ever had. Chrys takes time to really explain what's going on with your eyes, why eye drops are needed in Vegas and what kind and why... She's the dr. for my family. Thanks Chrys and staff you're all wonderful!
__label__2 I am from Vancouver BC, never been to Dunn's before showing up here on a cold snowy night.\n\nI was really impressed with the smoked meat. Now I need to go visit the one we have on Seymour St. I didn't know we had.
__label__2 Food is very good.  Service is poor.  AC never seems to be turned up enough.  Employees are kind of rude.  Get take out so you don't have to sit in the place.
__label__3 I found out about this place after I'd gotten stuck in my office for lunch. I was happy to know they delivered since I couldn't leave. The service was quick and the food arrived piping hot. I'd ordered the curry chicken which was definitely much spicier than I'd hoped but nonetheless it was good. For lunch you get soup, your meal choice plus rice, and a yummy wonton all at a decent price. Happy I found this joint.
__label__4 I went here Sunday afternoon w/ some friends. They seemed pretty busy for only being open a couple days. My group started with the queso dip appetizer. The dip had a very delicious cheese flavor, the tortilla chips were crunchy and fresh.\n\nWhile waiting for the appetizer we ordered some flights of beer. They were out of flight glasses so they ended up pouring 3 pints for the price of a flight for my friend and I ended up just getting a pint, no complaints there. The beer selection was quite nice as to be expected for a spin off of Boulders on Broadway.\n\nBeing brand new, I expected some kinks needing to be worked out and there were a few. I got the grilled cheese for my meal, excellent sandwich but I had to send the fries back because they were barely cooked. They made up for it by quickly replacing them with extra crispy sweet potato fries. Next mishap? Charging for the 2nd flight we never got. They quickly corrected the problem and went beyond redemption by 1) buying me my pint and 2) giving me a coupon for a free pint next time I stop by. Minor annoyances and they are clearly moving in the right direction. \n\nThe food prices seem to be in line with a neighborhood grill. The beer prices seem a bit cheaper than you'd find at most places (especially for craft beer, $3.50 drafts for happy hour? hell yea). Finally, a craft beer spot in my neighborhood within walking distance. I'll be going back for sure.
__label__2 I went on opening weekend long ago. My idea of a fun night out is not sitting around a wooden table and trying craft beer only to struggle through it because it tastes like ass. Sorry folks, I will just stick to my Coors and Budweiser. With that said, maybe this is wrong of me but Spokes is not really my type of place. Even when ordering my \"crappy\" beer it took a while to get a bartender and be served. I felt like it was a place where all the beer coneseuirs come and chat about beer - smelling it, takign a swig and swishing it around in their mouth, talking about the ingredients, and talking about how badass the brewery is instead of a place where you can have a steady stream of Coors Light sitting in front of you. Which is fine, I just personally don't really have a desire to talk about such things.
__label__3 Solid beer food, great beer choices, cool atmosphere. This is the second time I was here and the first time I tried the food.\n\nWe got Turkey Pesto (great!) and the Turkey bacon enchiladas. (Also great). They do have a kids area (not sure this is a place to bring your kids to begin with) but why discriminate? Bring 'em!\n\nOverall great place. \n\n\n\nCheers!
__label__1 I was very much looking forward to a nice dinner out with my husband, and Ruth's Chris seemed to be a good choice given all of the hype I'd heard about it from friends who had visited other locations.\n\nWhen we were seated, our server poured our waters and managed to get some in the glass as the ice chunks splashed puddles onto our tablecloth.  Our server was nice enough, but not extremely attentive overall.\n\nI ordered a bottle of wine, and 10 minutes later was presented a different bottle of wine. I decided to keep that bottle because I have enjoyed it before and I didn't want to wait for another bottle.  Once our glasses were poured, it was another 20-ish minutes before the server came to check on us again- I ended up pouring my own wine because I didn't want to wait any longer.\n\nMy husband (Vegetarian) had the terrific option (sarcasm meter going off) of choosing any 3 sides. Come on RC, a $50/plate restaurant can't keep some pasta noodles in the pantry and throw together a nice veggie and pasta dish? I understand we were at a steak house, but it would have been nice to provide an option other than a bunch of sides disguised as an entree.\n\nMy \"medium\" steak came out well done, and the wrong veggies were delivered with my husband's 'entree'.  Fortunately they fixed the error quickly, but given the series of errors, it was beginning to get ridiculous.\n\nEventually the manager walked by who was very kind and pleasant to speak with.  He seemed genuinely concerned about our satisfaction and apologized for the many errors we endured.\n\nAs we waited for our check, our server brought over a piece of chocolate cake with \"Thank you\" written in chocolate, as an apology from the manager.  Now this cake, was probably one of the most amazing desserts I have ever eaten.  Very rich, very decadent, and enough for two of us to easily share- the cake, was the stuff dreams are made of!  I wanted to come back to the restaurant later that evening just to get another piece of that cake (I didn't do it- but the thought genuinely crossed my mind!).  That gesture of good will has changed my mind from a \"will never return\" to a \"we might give RC a second chance after all.\"
__label__0 What is the number one rule of any great steakhouse?  Get the temperature right!  Nothing can ruin a very expensive meal faster than an incorrectly cooked steak.  It just seems so demoralizing after waiting all day to get that juicy taste of Medium Rare Goodness to then bite into a worn leather tough steak.  BOTH of our medium rare steaks came out this way.  Given that we had a show to catch and didn't want to have to wait longer than we already had, we didn't ask them to correct it (which I am sure they would have).\n\nWe decided to come here because the GF used to love going to the old closed-down location in town.  The steak was always cooked perfectly with great flavor, the service was impeccable, and the experience wonderful.  This location missed on all counts.  I really did get the sense they were trying, but it just didn't work.  And we really wanted it to work.  The steak was very tough, it seemed maybe even more than just from the overcooking.  The service was both slow and rushed over the course of the same meal.  Forking over this much cash for a meal that was in no way enjoyable for either of us was just painful, especially when you are treating your love to a meal that is supposed to be special.  When we should have been celebrating our special occasion with joy, I found myself apologizing over and over again for surprising her with the new Ruth's Chris (she didn't know they had opened this location).  We are really hoping that they just weren't on their game, and that they will get back on to par with the levels of the old location.  But until we hear from multiple people that they have turned the corner and gotten everything running smoothly, sadly we won't be returning.  There are just too many other great steak houses in town to hope they have improved after this experience.
__label__1 I've given this location because it's not corporately unwed, and my experience with Ruth Chris Steakhouse is the privately owned ones skimp too much. \nThey didn't have everything because they were still waiting for approval. \nI had crab legs and bone in filet medium rare. \nThe crab kegs were soft and not too tasty. I didn't enjoy them at all. \nThe filet came out well done at the first cuts. When I told them I only eat it medium rare, they told me to cut close to the bone, it should be medium rare there. What?? So I throw away 75% of the $67 steak to get what I want. They finally took it, but then brought back a steak rare. Since I don't live here, I couldn't get it to go to cook more at home. They then told me to jet it rest longer so it would cook more. Really?!?\nIt was tender, but little flavor. \nThe chopped salad was as amazing as ever, but the bakes potato was cold with no little sides for such a big potato. \nSomeone had the $90 lobster. It was tough, and not worth $90. \nI highly recommend Ruth Chris, just not the one in harrahs.
__label__3 Great food and our waitress Tammi was wonderful
__label__4 Came in here today on a crepe craving with a girlfriend. \nThey sell frozen treats, such as dipped bananas, ice cream, and more.\nSuper clean place and guy who helped out was really friendly and accommodating. \nWe ordered a Rocky Road crepe with kiwi and strawberries and a savory crepe with mozzarella, Ham, mushrooms, onions, spinach, and avocado. I wish they carried some ranch but they gave us ketchup and mustard. The crepes were the biggest I've ever ordered so definitely worth the bang for the buck!\nFive stars for service, taste, quality!
__label__4 They have sweet and savory awesome crepes.  Top notch service. Need to try their shakes and boba drinks.
__label__0 My experience was just as bad. The young lady that did my manicure was also taking care of the front desk. Which might be the reason my manicure took about an hour and forty five minutes to complete. A manicure that only involved painting my nails.  No hand message at all.  She filed my nails and left all the residue on the inside of the nails. Apparently my nails weren't filed correctly either, because my hair got caught on my nail. Were I think she gave herself away was were she told me she hated Groupons, which by the way was what I had. Probably the worse part about this experience is that it was a birthday gift from my daughter. I rarely have manicures and my daughter wanted to pamper me. My daughter feels terrible because this was meant as a surprise.
__label__0 I would never come here again for my nails. For reflexology, I'd consider it. My nails were cut too short, I wasn't asked how I like them filed, and when I tried to communicate it seemed futile. My nails on one hand were cut to the skin level, and the other hand were left longer.  The polish was glopped on sloppily, and peeled off later that night. I've been to many nail salons and spas to get manicures and pedicures, and this is by far the worst. I'm glad I had a Groupon and wasn't paying full price. On the positive side, the hot stone and reflexology massage was divine. But as it goes for nails, I'd never return. I also posted an image of my manicure to show its sloppiness.
__label__2 Mixed....success depends on your agenda for that day.  Busy, popping, happening and great band - scores high.  Other scores average.  Went there last night (Sat) with two girlfriends (6:30pm).  Sound system was so loud we couldn't talk to each other and couldn't really have a good discussion with waitress re recommendations.  Shared antipassi.  Had we understood more about how blockbuster good it is we would have selected all the options and just had that.  I asked the waitress to recommend Shrimp salad vs tuna salad and was shocked when she said shrimp because if tuna salad is served seared normally kicks shrimp's ass.  Two of us ordered it and were terribly disappointed.  I agree with another yelper it was a tiny fried popcorn shrimp salad.  I also agree with another yelper - the place is inconsistent.  They need some mystery diners to fine tune their offering.  All that being said I will go again with another group of people and have a totally different experience because we will choose to sit at the bar and drink, snack on the antipassi and listen to music.
__label__2 I would probably go back to this place because of its location and atmosphere.  It is a   relaxed, fun place to be.  Plenty of activities and drink choices.   The service was wonderful.  The server was very professional and friendly. \n\nMy only reason for not giving it more stars was the food.  It was Ok.  I tried the fish and chips.  The fish was okay.  The batter was light and fluffy but bland.. The tarter sauce was boring and bland too.  No zing or even some kind of flavor.  The fries were fresh cut but were so salty making them difficult to eat.  I had to dust the salt off.   The cole slaw was the best part and even that wasn't very exciting.  \n\nMy co-worker who joined me, had the Kale & Sweet Potato Salad.  She enjoyed it except for the pomegranates that come with it but aren't listed in the description on the menu.  I had a bite and did find the dressing to be delicious.  \n\nI'll go back but will try something else on the menu and hopefully it will taste better than this past lunch.
__label__2 This is a great place to grab a drink with friends. When it comes to there entrees, I would pass. I love fox restaurants food, but culinary dropout always has bad food.   Last time I had the fried chicken and it was horrible. The mashed potatoes tasted like it was from a microwave dinner or from a airline.\n\nFun place to drink not to eat.
__label__2 Our friends have been dying to take us here. We went on a Friday night and the place is packed. Usually a good sign for a good restaurant. We started out with a few beers, decent selection. Bf got a jack and coke which was very watered down. We sat out in the Yard, which is very nice open area with TONS of games. Service was friendly and fast. So, for the food:\n\nStarted with pretzel bites and cheese fondue. This carb filled, melt in your mouth guilt trip is DELICIOUS. Definitely a must order if you're not watching your weight. \n\nI ordered their 36 hour jalapeno molasses ribs. I was pretty disappointment. The ribs were dry and had a strange flavor. Expected something way better for $23. \n\nBoyfriend ordered the prime rib dip. The au jus was really good and the meat to bread ratio was decent. HOWEVER, they put a bunch of mayo on the sandwich, which they do not mention on the menu. Boyfriend hates mayo. Who puts mayo on a prime rib dip? He opted to the soup of the day as his side, which was actually fantastic. It was a bean, sausage vegetable soups. \n\nIf you do not like big crowds, do not come here on the weekends. Great atmosphere. Hit or miss food. Will be willing to come back to try other things before giving a higher review.
__label__4 The best night of my life. Incredible drinks. Awesome service. They say that since this is on the casino floor it's not a \"destination bar\". It is my favorite bar in Vegas because the drinks, the atmosphere, the variety, and the knowledge and friendliness of the staff is just perfection. \n\nTry the Blood Orange Martini, and the Cotton Candy. And the Espresso. They will change your life.
__label__0 One of the worst nail places that I've been too. I went in to get a simple gel take off since I was too lazy to do it myself. They soaked fingers in some pink solution... It literally dyed my nails, cuticles and finger tips PINK!! It wouldn't wash off for days! She broke two of my natural grown nails in the process. I was especially pissed at that because it too me forever to grow them! The lady also rushed my take off... But for what? I'm the only one in there! Will never be coming back. Service and customer service was HORRIBLE.
__label__2 This was my first encounter at the \"D\" Grill.  The experience was just okay.\n\nI began with a crock of French Onion Soup which was too salty but otherwise good.  A Dinner Salad with Blue Cheese Dressing included Red Onion, mixed greens, and cucumbers, but just one tomato wedge.  Cole Slaw was good and creamy, but Mashed Potatoes were thin.  A cup of Chicken Noodle Soup had flavor that was okay, but the noodles were overcooked.  \n\nMy entree of Italian Smoked Meatloaf, consisting of three huge bacon-wrapped meatloaf patties, was very tasty but not very hot.  A dinner roll was somewhat dry.\n\nSeating was not luxurious but comfortable.  Service was real attentive in the beginning but then it greatly slacked off.
__label__2 The prime rib is not good. Not seasoned well. The service is decent but I barely started eating and the server brings the bill and never returned.
__label__4 Another really cheap eat, a little divey, but the staff is nice. \nThey are not cheap with the meat and the taste is great. \nThe burritos are huge and the quesadillas great.
__label__2 Its Starbucks. Inside the Casino. Coffee was yummy. Exactly what you're expecting when u walk in.
__label__2 Ross is a hit and miss kinda place. They had very little inventory this visit. I was super disappointed. Maybe I just hit it on an off day :/
__label__1 So I came in to this restaurant thinking it be exactly like the ones from home. But nothing like California farmer burgers. I order a jalape\u00f1o burger thinking it be as advertises but so wrong was missing lettuce, tomatoes, onions and not to mention their register people should be more welcoming and be able to offer something different. Or be greeted with would you like to try , so this will be last time I come here
__label__2 I really like their food, especially their breakfast burritos and chocolate shakes. The service can be a little slow sometimes. I've gone there to eat at the restaurant and ordered the same thing to go and the to go meal is like 1/2 to 3/4 of the meal you eat there. When I bring it up to then they argue and say it's not true. Whatever. I will continue to go here but only for their breakfast burritos.
__label__3 I love that you can make your own samples here. It makes the experience so much easier and makes for a quicker decision!\n\nThey also have a great assortment of flavors and toppings. You can either go healthy and fruity, or decadent!\n\nAnd really cute spoons!
__label__3 Great bar area. Food decent but pricey for a sports bar. Staff very friendly and attentive. Even the girls at the front door do a good job. Don't like that they ended the monthly drink specials and took the Carolina Dog and Carolina Burger off the menu. (They still have the California burger - go figure) and raised all the prices again. The hot dog was my favorite.  Glad there are a couple of other sports bars around that still have them for my hot dog cravings.
__label__4 I have to admit I'm not an authority on nail or pedicure salons but recently my step daughter got me hooked on getting a pedicure. I have been looking for a place close to my home and saw some Grand Opening signs for a place not far from me and decided to visit this past Sunday, 1/13/2013. I was not at all dissapointed with the lovely time I had at MiMis Nails and Spa. \n\nThey are located in a large plaza on the corner of Elliot and Alma School roads and are easy to locate. There was plenty of parking. They advertise service by appointment and also for walk ins. There were 4 ladies working there when I arrived and they greeted me and had me in a chair in less than a minute. I was offered bottled water right away and after a brief explanation of services and Grand Opening specials I decided to get a manicure as well as a pedicure. Both services were extremely detailed and thourough. I was impressed by the extra effort demonstarted towards maintaining the highest standards of hygiene and cleanliness. The owner came out from the back and as his English is pretty darn good, we struck up a great conversation. \n\nI said at the start that I'm not an authority on nail salons or day spas as I only have recently begun to partake of such services, but I AM an authority of excellent customer care, great hospitality and superb service, and I found all three at Mimi's. I will become a regular at this place and I highly reccomend it to others. They spent over an hour working on my hands and feet and I felt like royalty with all the attention.
__label__1 So everyone here's been raving about this Chinese pancake. \"Hey, I'm Chinese, I'll probably love it.\" Nope. This was much more of an acquired taste. If you're grew up on HK food, this just won't do.\n\nNext up is this lamb + rice. Now after this point I just didn't get it. I had high expectations which just weren't met, It was literally seasoned lamb + rice. I struggled. I really did. I tried to understand where I went wrong. I tried to convince myself i was happy. Since I vividly remember this awkward disappointment I really cant give it more than 2/5 pandas.
__label__3 Bubba Gumps is one of my favorite seafood restaurants in Vegas if I want something on the strip with friends.  I love, LOVE, love shrimp and can't get enough of it here.  \n\nThe casual environment is great for a lunch spot and I've even came here just for apps and drinks.  In addition to seafood, they have a great variety of salads, deserts, and awesome style baby back ribs.  \n\n\nMy favorite is just the traditional margarita and they will even hand-shake it right at your seat. Bonus :)
__label__3 Our first time at this location. Seated immediately on a Friday night. Very friendly server named Darius. Ask for him. He is fun, attentive & full of Forrest Gump trivia. I tried to stump him but couldn't. I had the jambalaya which was excellent & spicy & just the right size portion.
__label__1 I was disappointed.   My shrimp showed signs of freezer burn.  Not up to the standard i expect from Bubba Gump.
__label__1 A neighbor couple recommended this restaurant to us and our friends so the four of us were looking forward to dinner there this evening. We had read that the service could be lacking so we didn't expect four star service. We ordered a pitcher of the house special margarita's which was good but nothing special. You could do better with Jose Cuervo mix. We all enjoyed the warm tortilla chips in three colors which were very good as was the spicy salsa. The entree's were disappointing and not very appetizing in appearance. Our two friends ordered the carnitas tacos, I had the steak and chicken fajita combo and my wife had a tostada salad. The carnitas were made with cubed meat that resembled dog kibble. The fajitas were tasteless. All three came with dried out rice and crusty beans. My wife thought her salad was good but mostly cut up lettuce. The four of us shared an order of sopaipillas which were tasty. The service was pretty inattentive given that there were only three tables of guests including us. Overall the food was bland and tasteless, the service poor to fair. None of us will return nor will we be asking the recommending couple for more dining suggestions.
__label__3 Holy guacamole!\nEat your heart out, La Comida.  Your tiny $11 guac had nothing on my 3x the size guac with chips for $2.05 here!\n\nRandal R. and I went as first timers today for lunch.  We walked in through the seating area and found our way to the other side to look at the menu.  I ordered a grilled shrimp taco and 2 lengua tacos to start.  Randal R. ordered 5 different ones (carne asada, al pastor, lengua, buche, and the May special chicharron with pickled onions).  He got Mexican Pepsi, I got Mexican coke.\n\nWe were given a freshly roasted plate of green onions and jalapeno, but were chased by a cook with a steaming plate of grilled onions which were amazing with a squeeze of lime.  The salsa bar was stocked with radishes, limes, cucumbers, steaming hot beans, and 8 salsas.  I started off by grabbing the 3 green salsas.  I love green anything (except celery) so this was great, a trifecta!\n\nI had the shrimp first - stuffed with grilled shrimp, avocado, lettuce - sooo tasty.  Then, the lengua - it had tomatillo salsa on it along with cilantro and diced onion.  I added a squeeze of lime and some of the fresh bright green salsa too.  Perfection.  Juicy, tender, zingy...thank goodness I had 2!\n\nThen we decided we needed to do a salsa tasting - I got an order of chips and guac on the cheap and then got all 8 salsas lined up.  My fave was definitely the bright deep green one.  The habanero salsa had a warning but was not very spicy to me.  I really liked my meal and would definitely come back.
__label__3 We travel to Mexico a lot.  Just got back from the tip of Baja.  These tacos taste like Baja tacos.  Great stuff!  Very clean and staff is nice.  Went 2 nights in a row.
__label__0 This was my 2nd time eating here.  I ordered 3 tacos. Asada, chorizo, and al pastor. Bleh.\n\nAn hour later I am puking and have nasty foul diarrhea that lasted the entire night and well into the next day.\n\nNever ever again will I eat here.  \n\nI think I will call Health Dept or Food inspection.\n\nNEVER AGAIN.
__label__2 The picture comparing the burrito to an arm is a lie! My burrito wasn't half the size of my girlfriends arm! :(\n\nAnyways... below mediocre burrito but their taco's are comparable to taco el gordo.\n\nThe place is located on tropicana & pecos in a pretty big plaza. The interior of the place is super clean and spacious. Along with a well stocked sauce bar.\n\nWalking in I was a bit confused on where to order but soon realized it was laid out like tacos el gordo. Order what you want at a specific window. And the ordering process for a burrito is similar to that of chipotle. Have an empty tortilla and fill it up with your own personal preferences. \n\nIn the end I ordered the asada burrito & pork taco. Burrito was pretty lack luster since I couldn't even taste any of what I was eating. Taco on the other hand was suppppppperrrr juicy. UNFFFF. \n\nPro tip: You can get free elote if you vote for them on best of vegas :o
__label__0 It's places like these that make me realize Yelp is full shit. I've been here twice, first I went vegetarian simply because I don't trust the meat at a lot of places, I got a rice bowl, with beans, some weird mushroom mixture, rice, salsa and lettuce. It was flavorless and stomach churning. Got chips and guacamole, again flavorless.  I decided, it's just another shitty mexican joint that I will drive past and ignore, like most. \n\nA couple months go by, I hear they are opening multiple locations, I decided I must have missed something, so I went back for lunch this last weekend.  My wife and I got 2 Street corn on the cobs with \"butter\", chili powder and lime. Butter has quotes around it cause what they use, that shit is not butter. I got a pastor burrito and my wife got a rice bowl. We also got chips and guacamole and I got a coke. \n\nFirst, the corn was forgettable, makes you appreciate the dude selling it on the street. My burrito was God awful, the pork tastes like it's seasoned with kool-aid packets, I took 2 bite and lost 100% of my appetite. One of the worst meals I had ever had. Chips were stale and guacamole taste like it was left over from last time I was there. No salsa bar. My wife's bowl was nothing more than OK. My coke was spectacular. \n\nAs I said, my food was terrible, but also, their ordering system is terrible, welcome to America, learn our procedures. With a normal ordering system you might be able to cut down on the 3 extra employees standing around checking their Facebook. \n\nDid I mention the temperature, oh ya, it was unbelievable hot in the dining area, my wife actually stood up and lowered the thermostat, it didn't help. We both left dripping with sweat and our clothes stretched out, my wife considered taking her pants off for the ride home to air out. It was disgusting. The temperature, not my wife taking her pants off. \n\nLastly, this place clearly has a corrupted Yelp, don't believe any of the reviews. I wish you could give zero stars.
__label__0 Its not Tacos El Gordo!! I came to this location twice, first time it was good enough for us not to make the drive to Tacos El Gordo for a fix. But the second time (which was on the same week) just failed. The lady at the burrito area was talking crap in spanish calling us stupid and mentally slow. Now this is all due to a warmed up tortilla that she had to throw away. We ordered two burritos, when she was done making the first i politely asked to change the order to carne asada fries. Thats when she started talking crap and didn't realize i understood her. So everyone was laughing at us and then i ordered two tacos, one seso and one cabeza. The guy tells me just pay your order and ill get it to you. Both tacos smelled rancid and tasted old. I didn't touch it after that. \n\nWhats really terrible about this is that it all started by that this older lady at the burrito area named Veronica who had to throw away a warmed up tortilla and the fact that it only took a thrown warmed tortilla too intentionally try to give you food poisoning. \n\nThis experience is at the Tropicana location. Well were never coming here again. Unfortunately, we wont even try the other location.
__label__4 This place is great! From the time you sit down and they bring out the wonton chips (yum!) the environment is very homey and relaxed. \n\nThe food is delicious. When we went we had the wonton soup, Chef's special Shanghai pork, Kung Pao Chicken, Moo Goo Gai Pan, and Orange Beef. All the dishes were wonderful. My family in particular was impressed with the Shanghai pork, which we had ordered on a whim but ended up being one of our favorites.\n\nThe staff was incredibly friendly and attentive, and made the experience fun. We will definitely be back!
__label__0 I called in an order forty minutes before closing when I went I pick up he ask \" why such a late dinner?\" And seemed mad I ordered food even though they were still open another half hour. When I got home I saw that my chicken was clearly reheated and pulled chicken not the fried battered chicken that normal sweet n sour chicken is made with ( and how it is described in menu) . The food was really horrible and I would not recommend anyone going there
__label__4 I ended up in emergency care after my root canal here (unrelated to Dr. B's work!), and the dentists there were all crowded around my mouth, going on and on about how wonderful the crown looked and how they couldn't even tell it was a fake tooth.\nI've also encountered some (lack of) insurance problems, and Dr. B has worked with me on those to try to lessen the stress. Worth the drive to the south hills, for sure!\nAlso, the office itself is relaxing. Some of the ceiling tiles in the rooms are clouds, just for an added touch :)\nAnd there is a photo book in the lobby of a medical mission/service trip Bellios took. He's just an actual decent human being, which is comforting when you're sitting in that dreaded chair!
__label__4 Bernice and crew did a great job on our 2005 Honda Pilot. Also had two windows retinted. Very detailed work and very friendly people there. I have another car that I will be bringing in soon. Highly recommended. Price was fair and reasonable as well.
__label__4 Green Leopard Graphics on a scale of 1-10 is beyond a 10.  I don't even know where to start with this company.  1. They are very professional, reliable, and very well priced for the outstanding quality of work you receive.  \nI have gone through a lot of different printing services who lag on time, say they will have a proof to you my a certain time, or date, never hear from them, etc. \nGreen Leopard has helped my business get amazing exposure with designs of business cards, fliers, they are currently working on a design for an A-Frame, and a design for a wrap.  I strongly recommend this company to anyone who wants a quick reliable and honest service.
__label__2 This office has several people in it including doctors and at least one physician's assistant.  My mother-in-law's coverage includes this office, and it's reasonably close to home, so this is where we come.  Thus far we've found the staff to be friendly and professional.  No complaints.  And they aren't in a hurry to leave the exam room, staying to answer all questions.  The tests they order are reasonable for the complaints of the patient, and they seem thorough in evaluating the results.\n\nOverall it seems to be a solid medical practice.  We will continue coming here for the foreseeable future.
__label__4 After asking a friend of mine of where to go - I took my SUV down to Island Auto for an oil change and a check engine light that was on in my car.  The owner was really nice and honest - he didn't give me the run-around or try to overcharge me.  My car was repaired well, and for a much better price than what the dealership wanted to charge me.  Will be back again!
__label__4 We did this for a Sunday activity for the girls for my sister's Vegas Bachelorette weekend- it was beyond AWESOME! I can't see enough good things about Roxanne and her all lady staff! Danielle did the bride's makeup and mine and we both LOVED it! Roxanne made our hair look beautiful and took the pictures. Their studios has some adorable sets and Ricky helped all the girls pick out clothing that was so sexy and flattering for each body! It was so nice have her opinion.  They all made of feel very comfortable and sexy while taking the individual pictures and we just played around for the group shot.  The individual photos came out gorgeous, especially the poses that they suggested, TRUST them!  The group shots came out very fun :).  The bride got pretty comfortable with vodka and didn't want to leave the shot she had so much fun!\nWe will totally be back again next time we are in Vegas for more photos and for their makeup class!
__label__4 I am officially in love.  Sinful Sweets DESTROYS any chocolate/candy store in existence.  Not only do they have awesome, friendly, fun staff, but the expansive selection of chocolates, truffles, cake pops AND ice cream is fantastic.  They even have samples of their chocolate out to try!  Sure, the building this little place resides in may be a bit run down, but I think it just gives it personality!  The shop inside is cute and modern.  \n\nMilkshake Happy Hour (25% off from 4-7 p.m.)!!  The girl working (I wish I'd gotten her name!) was awesomely patient and helpful as I debated for several minutes between flavors.  Finally, I decided to go wild and got bittersweet symphony (coffee & chocolate), mint chocolate chip, red velvet, chocolate cookie dough & piece of cake (since you get four scoops of ice cream, I split the cake and cookie dough flavors).  At my request, she blended in tons of (free!) extras, like Reese's and Butterfingers pieces.  Finally, I asked her to top my shake with Andes mints, which she did enthusiastically.  It came with a big, fat cute straw DIPPED in chocolate on the tip for an extra burst of chocolately goodness with each sip.  She said it was the craziest shake she had made yet :)  \n\nIT WAS HEAVEN.  I'm surprised I didn't spiral into depression at the final sip.  All the extras that didn't get blended in were at the bottom, soaked in milkshakey goodness, so I got to spoon it out for even more deliciousness.\n\nGo here.  You will be addicted.
__label__1 Tried this place out for iftari one night with some family members. The two stars reflect the average review for our group as a whole. I was generally disappointed. While the menu items were plentiful, they were not warm. I got so excited when I saw someone bring out what looked like hot vegetable biryani (I could see steam coming off of it) and I thought to myself YAY! HOT! but when I got back to my table, I stuck my silverware into a potato and took a bite and it was seriously refrigerator cold. I figured it was because they mixed the hot with whatever was already out on the buffet but I was definitely not happy. The chicken tikka masala was not bad and the chili chicken was also decent. They had several dessert options but I did not try any. We ordered a couple teas after the meal and it took nearly 45 minutes to receive because of some \"miscommunication.\" We got a verbal apology about this but nothing more. As iftari this year begins around 8:30, it was really late in the evening on a week day by the time this happened so it was totally uncomfortable for me. I will say that the staff regularly filled water glasses and took away dirty plates but that's about the only plus I can give.
__label__3 Yay, yummy pizza basically right outside my door. I'll take it!\n\nMy husband and I ate here twice in like 14 hours (once for dinner, once for lunch) so I guess we must have liked it. The chicken pesto pizza was the tastiest slice I tried; the plain cheese is okay (there is something in the red sauce I don't care for). I really like the crust on their pizza- like, the actual crispy crust part at the end. It's crisp and chewy and yummy!\n\nThe pizza alone is like 3 stars, maybe 3.5 but their proximity to my apartment can't be beat AND their garlic parmesan chips are totally worth 4 stars. They are freshly-fried, slightly chewy crunchy potato chips smothered in parmesan cheese and chopped garlic and I will have terrible breath for days but THAT'S OKAY.\n\nThere are some really weird pizzas on their menu like a hamburger pizza with ketchup and mustard but the full menu isn't available just yet. I know we have more to try so we will be back!
__label__1 After my first experience here, the food was good, but the service... ditzy. Does anyone who works here know what they're doing? I figured they'd just transitioned to the new downtown location and needed to work out some kinks. The issues weren't bad enough that I wouldn't come back, so I decided to give them a second chance. \n\nSecond chance, we called in an order to go. Just a large pepperoni pizza, nothing too difficult. The girl on the phone sounded super confused like she didn't know what was going on and my husband even commented that he was worried we'd get there and there would be a problem with the order. So we get there, I tell them I called in and order, and the 5 people working there all look around at each other and say, \"I didn't take an order\". After telling them, \"Someone answered the phone because I placed an order\" a girl comes out of the back and said she as the one who took the order. She handed us the pizza and didn't say anything. I had to ask what we owed. She looked lost and confused like she was on pills. The rest of the staff then tried to overcompensate by being phony friendly, which I wasn't going to buy since one of the girls was on her cell phone texting and wouldn't look at us. \n\nOverall, the food isn't bad, but I'm not sure it's worth dealing with the incompetent staff. I may give them one final chance before writing them off altogether.
__label__1 Went to this place today  to grab a beer to find the  bartender threatening to send the waitress home for not greeting someone that was  aiming to sit at the bar. I didn't find it my place to say anything to him about it because I don't like conflict but it seemed to really have embarassed and or pissed the girl off. I asked her how she was doing and she said \"I'm doing the best I can, thank you for asking\" sweet girl even after. Hated to see her embarrassed like that so I threw her 5bucks because I felt her pain and the guy seemed like an asshole but I still gave him a tip for the sake of service.
__label__4 Great service. Thank you for the great job this team does. Professional and just great
__label__1 When you walk through the door you're greeted with an amazing smell (reminded me of when my dad would cook meat in our smoker with apple wood chips when we were kids). Second was how great the restaurant looked, it was clean and inviting. The bartender smiled and waved at us like we were old friends and told us to have a seat anywhere...(time was 12:22)\n\nSo far we're off to a great start. So what possibly could have went wrong to cause a 2 star review? Our service. \n\nThe bartender brought us over some menus and explained that we could order brunch or lunch, brought us some chips and salsa, then went back to the bar, we didn't see any other server in the restaurant so for a while we thought she was just ignoring us. So we sat and sat and sat waiting for our actual server to come by. Keep in mind there were 3 other tables in the restaurant, one was just leaving so we'll call it two. \n\nLet's touch on the chips and salsa. I loved the chips, they were fantastic, however, the salsa was not a \"dipping salsa\" it had a wonderful flavor and would have been great on a taco salad (why don't you have taco salads?) or poured on the top of a burrito but it was horrible for dipping chips. There were NO chunks, it was the consistency of hot sauce. \n\nFinally our server greeted us with her presence, she walked up and didn't say \"Hi, I'm so-and-so, I'll be taking care of you folks today\" or \"Welcome to Lenero, have you been here before\" or even just \"hello\" instead she said \"what can I get you to drink\". I almost responded with an \"hi, I'm fine thank you for asking\" but I refrained. We ordered our drinks and I asked for an order of guacamole, it's 12:31 at this point (9 min after walking in the door). \n\nThere we sat, bored with our chips and salsa, read every yelp review of Lenero, discussed our plans for rest of the day etc. Our server finally came by to ask if we were ready to order. Not by asking if we were ready or if we had any questions. She walked up and in her snotty tone said \"what do you want\". Seriously?? That's not how you talk to someone! I was so taken aback by her attitude I decided right then and there we will not be back. This food would have to be sent straight from the Heavens for it to tip the scales back in the favor of the restaurant. \n\nI ordered the chicken tacos and my bf ordered the enchiladas. As she was walking away he mentioned to her we're still waiting on our guac, it's been over 10 min at this point. She seemed surprised by our request to get the guacamole, almost like she just plain forgot I even ordered it. \n\nFinally our guacamole came. TWENTY-ONE minutes after ordering it. By this time the appeal of chips and guac was completely gone. She gave a million excuses about how there were steaks that needed to be cooked and the cook is extremely busy. The only other table in the place had already gotten their food and was about to leave. That left one table of folks. You're telling me the cook couldn't manage to toss some guacamole together because he was too busy making steaks for the one table in the restaurant? She told us it was on the house. That was nice but I would have rather of paid for it and have received it 16 min ago. \n\nFinally the bartender came over to apologize for the guacamole taking so long and explained that the cook is new and he went in order of the tickets arriving and needed to prepare the food for the OWNER'S FAMILY first. So I've been sitting here hungry because the owner needed to eat and that took priority? \n\nOur lunch came out pretty fast and my tacos were good, what the menu doesn't mention is they are street tacos, not normal sized ones. Which was fine by me but I could see where someone else wouldn't have been impressed with 4 really small tacos. The enchilada was also good but the menu should clarify it is a spicy dish. While we both love spice, again I can see how someone else would not have liked it. If my mom had ordered it she wouldn't have been able to eat it, the dish was that spicy. \n\nBottom line is we do not have any intentions on coming back. While the food was good, it wasn't phenomenal. The salsa was not ideal for \"chips and salsa\" and the service was HORRIBLE. It's been a long time since I've had a server that snobby. She should be really lucky we left her 20% because she certainly did not deserve it (I'm having tipper's regret).
__label__3 We recently met a couple friends for dinner at Casa Rasta on a Friday night. We did not make reservations so we decided to eat outside rather than at the bar (which is now used for seating only as they are BYOB). Everything was going well until it started to rain and we had to attempt to sit a toddler with us at the bar. Make reservations.\nWe started with the chips and guac. I loved that the guac had a nice heat/kick to it. Most guac tends to be bland. I also tried the avocado fries but they were not for me. The creaminess of fried avocado was not a pleasant texture for me though, others at the table liked it. For my entree, I got the flautas. Spicy chicken and onions wrapped in crispy corn shells topped with more guac and onions. The meal came with a side if rice and beans. Overall, I enjoyed the meal. The flautas were tasty but very small for an entree. Other entrees ordered at our table were much larger and contained more meat/fish.
__label__2 I heard some great things about this place, so I had high expectations.  I wouldn't say my experience was a \"normal\" one, since we had a party of 12.  Please, keep that in mind when reading this review. I'm sure if you go with two people it would be completely different.  \n\nOur server was friendly and attentive.  My only gripe was how long it took to get our food, and it wasn't exactly warm when we finally received it.  The flavors were great, though.  My favorite was the Al Pastor.  I also opted for a Chorizo Verde taco, just because I've never seen green Chorizo until last night!  \n\nI think it's pretty cool that you can BYOB liquor and they make margs and mojitos for you.  I personally didn't try one, but the rest of the table said they were awesome.  \n\nOverall, this is a great place for the neighborhood, but I'm just not sure if I'd travel from the northeast side of the city to come back.
__label__0 Decided to try this place after looking it up online......Never Again! Horrible food. Server was very unaware of what was going on. Every question asked about the menu she had no clue.  You can definitely tell the difference between someone who enjoys their job and someone who is just there for a paycheck. Not to mention food being unavailable. We ordered the Jambalaya, Coconut Tofu and Jerk Tofu..... horrible. The rice was not cooked all the way. Food was hard and very bland!  The Jambalaya was straight out of a Zatarain's with some Jamaican seasoning... as a business owner, professional chef, West Indian, world traveler and foodie this was by far the worst food I have ever had... overpriced and underrepresented.....\n\n\n Waste of money...\n\nStaff needs to be trained better on customer service....
__label__1 Not very impressed with this joint. This place reminds me of a club/bar you would find in Uptown where being at the trendy place is more important than a well-made drink and good service. \n\nWe walked in on St. Patrick's day to find the place empty (it was during the day). We asked to see a cocktail list and were told there wasn't one. Funny because when I sat down at a table lo and behold there was a  cocktail menu sitting right there. Speaking of the table it was dirty ...along with the sticky menu and the messy floor. To be honest It felt like the closer from the night before never cleaned-up... the bar was unkempt, and downright dirty. Nothing about it made me feel like lounging that's for sure. \n\nWe ordered over-priced vodka sodas which I requested to be served with a twist-of lime. Our bartender told us they didn't have limes. The odd thing was I saw the same individual actually cutting limes less than 5 minutes later....was he that lazy or non-accommodating that he couldn't be bothered to grab a lime from the back and cut it up? Or did limes just magically happen to appear a mere five minutes after our drink was ordered?  He looked like he was completely jacked up on steroids (even had the lime green muscle-tee  to match) so maybe he was on the verge of roid-rage and cutting limes or grabbing a cocktail menu would have sent him over the edge. I suppose I should count myself lucky. \n\nOk, maybe that last part was uncalled for but I was really disappointed with Stashe House . I will say it was a beautiful day so I enjoyed the open seating.  We didn't stay to have another drink but I doubt the bartender cared very much as he didn't ask us how the drinks were or even bother to ask if we wanted another one...or do much of anything actually. I sincerely hope South End doesn't turn into the kind of place filled with bars like this...
__label__1 The terrible service here results in bad coffee. The coffee here always tastes bad. Worse than every other Starbucks I go to.  The staff doesn't listen to customers. I always ask for two pumps of cinnamon dolce in my iced coffee, but they always put the standard 6. I also asked for water once and the cashier just stood there doing nothing so I asked if I could get it now. She said no it will be waiting at the end. Laziness equals dissatisfied customers.
__label__4 So far the hamachi kama is eggcelent, they have a  SAKE bar connected to the sushi bar. The decor is very nice and modern . Staff is eager to help and Jax and Tiffany are excellent hosts...the fat belly salmon nigiri was melt in your mouth like buttah goodness!!!! Even the cucumber sunomono was fantastically delicious and presentation was astounding!\n\nto be continued......
__label__4 I came here to late night happy hour with a friend. They don't have a liquor licence, so the only thing missing was creative cocktails, but the Nigori sake was a rather pleasant quaff.  Don't let the milky appearance put you off; it's a gorgeous smooth drink, and quite a large measure for the $3 happy hour price!  Oh, and it didn't sit right with me that the drinks menu included such low-rent yellow fizz as Bud Light (really?  Who would have Bud flipping Light with this food?  I don't get that).  Minor quibbles that really don't take away from my 5-star rating because the food is enough to get there.  At first glance, it seems a little expensive, but, as I've said before on Yelp, we get what we pay for.\n\nAnd so to the food.  Oh, my stars!  The fooooood!!!  I frankly don't think the people dissing the food for too many flavors are totally sane.  All of the flavors were subtle and beautifully balanced.  Trying to balance a slice of dehydrated pear, toasted almond, dehydrated fig, leafy herb thingy, and pesto-y sauce on a piece of hamachi sashimi slippery with house-made fish oil sauce and getting it all to the mouth with chopsticks was admittedly not an easy venture, but it was worth the slapstick effort on the first chew when flavor explosions of sheer delight decorated the palate with joy!  We had the Omakase 8 courser, which is a tasting menu that changes according to the chef's creative whims on the day.  There was nothing in it that we didn't love or at least like very very much.  With each mouthful of an eclectic mix of flavors, some that appeared really incongruous, like the amuse bouche strawberry with fish sauce (say what?!), salt, pepper, and some funny little leaves that I can't remember the name of, we MMMMM'd and rolled our eyes in pure delight at each new flavor sensation. The portion sizes were very reasonable, and we were satisfied without being overstuffed, even after the to-die-for chocolaty dessert concoction, which was the perfect conclusion to an outstanding meal. \n\nThe service was generally good, if a bit...what's the word?  Juggly?  We seemed to have a different server for each course.  It just seemed slightly strange, but everyone was very friendly and knowledgeable.  Our courses came out mostly in excellent time, not too slow, not too fast, with plenty of time to savor each course and let its moment pass whilst enjoying each other's company.  \n\nWe couldn't figure out why it wasn't busier at late night happy hour (it was steady but not packed) on a Friday night (maybe location?  maybe no liquor licence?  maybe the word hasn't gotten out yet?). I hope it picks up because this is going to be one of my go-to places for beautiful food.  \n\nYataaaaaa, Yonaka!!! :)
__label__4 Yonaka is good VERY GOOD.  You need to come here for some delicious tasting eats.\n\nCome here for their Happy Hours.  There's a separate Happy Hour menu.  They run from 5 pm - 6:30 pm and 11 pm - 2 am.  I've only been to their 11 pm Happy Hours which doesn't get to busy.  Sit at the bar if it's available or at one of their tables though they both work out good.  \n\nA must have is their Crispy Brussel Sprouts http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/yonaka-modern-japanese-las-vegas?select=3_WTe2cZ1rDORg9bsAWJgg#3_WTe2cZ1rDORg9bsAWJgg there are better pics but this was mine. So good and so refreshing.  They're brussel sprouts with lemon chili, mint, and puffed rice all charred up together. Didn't really care for the puffed rice but so good.\n\nAnother must have is their Tea Brined Ribs http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/yonaka-modern-japanese-las-vegas?select=De2lRI4xE353jlYac9aC6Q#De2lRI4xE353jlYac9aC6Q again there's probably better pics.  They're pork ribs in a citrus citrus-honey-tea glaze and sesame.  Sweet and tasty, not your typical BBQish pork rib.\n\nAnother must have is their Karaage  http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/yonaka-modern-japanese-las-vegas?select=De2lRI4xE353jlYac9aC6Q#4SDCYEHrg0maFggCW_1T5g  I didn't take a good pic so I stole one.  They're this fried on the outside and juicy on the inside fried chicken pieces with jalapeno, mint, basil, and onion.  The best way I can describe it all is like fried frog legs but not really.  You bite into them and after you past their fried outsides it feels like it burst opens with it's moist insides. I don't really know how to explain it just try it. Spicy, yet refreshing. \n\nWho am I kidding almost everything is a must have. Here's a few more items I've had with a pic.\nThere's Gyu Sliders http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/yonaka-modern-japanese-las-vegas?select=8bju5AS8EBNp7o4aO6k9Lw#8bju5AS8EBNp7o4aO6k9Lw \nA Seasonal Sorbet Selection http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/yonaka-modern-japanese-las-vegas?select=yAxLlRGdxR-3axaQ2Jc7zw#yAxLlRGdxR-3axaQ2Jc7zw \n\nEat everything slowly and in small bites that's how I'd eat it all. Nice interior and excellent service and very friendly staff. They have special daily items. And there's sake.\n\nIf you need a quick phone charge while you eat there's a power outlet next to the tables near the hostess counter.  It's right there so why not use it just don't go setting up shop there.\n\n3 more hour 'til 11pm I'll be there haha
__label__2 This place makes some truly incredible dishes. I am a fan, and I will probably go back at some point. It's pretty pricey, but I think it's occasionally worth the cost if you know which few menu items to avoid. So, let me get that out of the way first!\n\nKaraage (Fried): too sweet, too much fish sauce. I just didn't like this at all. It had potential, but I felt like it was done poorly.\n\nChokoreto (Dessert): this dish is trying way too hard. Far too many contrasting flavors, and most of the combinations of them just didn't go well together. Yuzu ice cream was novel but awkward, and the combination of lime and chocolate just isn't good. My friend and I both really disliked this one.\n\nBut now that I've said those things, let me reiterate that if you decide to splurge on a meal here, you'll probably be very happy that you did. I strongly recommend:\n\nSushi omakase, their fish quality is truly excellent.\nPokuyaki, absolutely incredible interplay of crispy textures, fruity flavors, and meltingly tender pork.\nFlan with cheddar ice cream (was on special the day I went). This dessert was mind-blowing. Yes, it was cheddar ice cream, and it was amazing. Seriously, get this if it's available.\nAnything with wagyu - they serve excellent quality steak dishes.\n\nThe service is very sharp and not a single beat was missed during the entire meal. However, the chefs were not talkative or engaging at all. Overall, I recommend this restaurant, but you should expect to spend a good chunk of money here.
__label__3 AWESOME PLACE.\n\nThe food was delicious and the presentation was perfect. The waiter was pretty funny too, and the rest of the staff was knowledgeable and friendly. Great place to go to grab excellent food, better than the strip! Prices were a lot better too. \n\nI highly recommend this place if you are staying in Vegas and want more for your buck. We'll be back :)
__label__4 I know all y'all care about is what to order, so ima get right to it: Brussel Sprouts, Buta Shishito (not spicy), Crudo (probably my favorite dish), Sake Orenji (extremely refreshing), Pokuyaki, bluefin tuna, karaage, carafe of sake sangria, & GREENIES (I would come here just for the dessert).\n\nApparently their HH has changed from 5p-7p to 5p-6:30p so get there early! We arrived close to 6p on a Tuesday night (during Magic convention week, mind you) and it was empty, score!! Service was prompt, friendly, and conversational. We had Charlie as our server and he was awesome! I almost want to ask for him next time we go. Everyone was super friendly and involved in our experience, cleaning, recommending, etc. \n\nHonestly I keep thinking about this place and plan to bring every single one of my friends back. Mad love to Yonaka.
__label__1 I chose to go to this restaurant because of the great reviews on Yelp and it was on the Eater 38 for Vegas. We ordered both sushi omakase dishes (daily selection and regular). The fish was just ok, we've definitely had better. We also ordered the uni to ikura dish. The uni was NOT fresh... almost foul tasting. Disappointing since I usually love uni. I wish we had just gone to a regular sushi restaurant with fresher fish and a more authentic feel. Fusion just isn't for us. To top it off, the service was extremely slow. There were only 4 occupied tables, a few people at the bar and two servers. After our meal was done, we were asked if we wanted to look at the dessert menu. The server never came back. We sat there for 20 minutes and then had to flag down the server to ask for the bill. We won't be coming back. 3 stars for food, 1 star for service.
__label__4 For Mediterranean-style food this place is awesome!\nThey have a huge variety of food and it all tastes really good.\nThe flavors are perfect and when you get a plate, it will be more than enough food for anyone.
__label__3 One of my favorite places.  I order take out and delivery quite a bit. I also love that the patio is dog friendly.  \n\nThe meat balls are far and away the best thing.  The Arthur ash pasta and meatballs is even better. I had a peach smoothie that was really good as well.  \n\nOnly thing is I wish they had a steak option or something. But overall it's awesome!
__label__4 I haven't been to HALO's physical location, but we adopted our new dog from them at the PetSmart Charities adoption event at the PetSmart corporate offices. There were so many dogs at the event, and I wish we could have taken them all with us. We met a few HALO volunteers and they were all extraordinary. I can only imagine how well the animals are taken care of at their rescue. \n\nWe took home Watson (now named Bagel), a three year old Beagle/Bassett Hound. He was neutered, chipped and vaccinated. Their normal adoption prices are a little higher, but at this event, Bagel was only $25! Since they lost out on so much money from this event, my husband and I plan to attend their volunteer orientation next month. We want to give back to them as much as we can for taking such good care of our new family member while they had him.
__label__4 I love this place and what they do. We adopted our Graycie from them and if we ever get other animals we'll definitely choose HALO!
__label__2 The Eco Bistro is the only lunch option (other than a coffee shop that also has some lunch items) inside the Allegheny Center Mall.  When workers inside the mall don't feel like venturing onto the somewhat scary East Ohio Street for lunch.\n\nThe Bistro opens at 7 for breakfast.  There are daily specials along with the staples (bacon, eggs, sausage, pancakes, breakfast sandwiches).  There is also an \"express\" buffet that charges per pound and features items such as corned beef hash, potatoes and ham.  \n\nLunch features a made to order sandwich station, a pizza/salad station, soup, salad bar and a grill.  The grill has items such as burgers, chicken, hot dogs and fries along with a daily special.\n\nPrices can add up and be high unless you get one of the special combos and the food can be hit or miss.  There are plenty of tasty entrees and sometimes there are unique items, but recently, the menu seems to have a lot of repeats of \"easy\" dishes like chicken fingers.  \n\nOverall, not bad and I enjoy the convenience but wish the prices were a little lower.
__label__0 By far the worst and most overpriced pizza I've ever experienced.  If you want pizza just like this but want to get away cheap, buy the pizza from Sam's Club. Seriously.  I'm from NY and this is NOT what you find on the \"streets of NY.\"
__label__3 Great time!\nA girlfriend and I bought a Groupon deal and went to a class on a Saturday night.  Neither of us are very artistic, but the instructor did a good job explaining difficult aspects such that our paintings came out much better than expected!\nThe class consisted of about 20 students, mostly women but a few couples on dates.  The instructor helped illustrate concepts while encouraging us to be creative with our paintings.  He played fun, chill music throughout the class and really kept the atmosphere jovial.  \nI hope to be back before long!
__label__3 This place is right by my office and I can always go for their wedding soup. I'm not sure how to explain their wedding soup other than it's just amazing. It comes in an actual cup with a handle, which I love, there are always tons of noodles as well. The food that I've had has been great but I have not heard great things about the pizza though I've never had it from there. The turkey flatbread is awesome as well as the tuna but I always say light in the mayo for the tuna.
__label__1 Audio assault in the form of Bulgarian post modern industrial techno (merely a guess). It was like a jackhammer to my brain, very small space for such crazy loud music. I saw some glow sticks come out, scanned for pacifiers and we bailed. From the choice words I could make out, our bartender was friendly.
__label__1 The food was pretty good and the guacamole was awesome, but my boyfriend and I were not treated very well. I guess it's just Scottsdale, but the waitress asked us incredulously if we wanted a table, seated us, and then didn't speak to us for a good ten minutes. She was nice to everyone else, but she acted like our presence was bothering her. I'm sick of going to restaurants in Scottsdale and being treated like I'm not welcome.
__label__3 Very good food! I had the al pastor tacos, my mom had the carne asada ones. Both had great flavor! The guacamole was okay- basic, nothing super special, but it was very fresh. The house rice and the white sangria were both fantastic. I would definitely recommend going here.
__label__0 I think yelp really let me down this time. In my opinion, I think the bar is just trying to be a restaurant. The service was somewhat slow. Arizona has way better Mexican food places than this joint. The chips were stale, and the guacamole was bland with a chunky twist.
__label__4 Had the Breakfastpoutine = 6 stars if I could.\nIf you like to compartmentalize your plates, then might not be for you. If you like to mix everything up into one tastebud orgasmic dish; one word - the breakfast poutine! (okay, that's three words and a punctuation.. but yeah, you get the picture
__label__1 I appreciate when a restauranter ventures to the restaurant waist land of ne mesa to give us a chance to enjoy a better selection of grub. I have been here 4 times now and have experienced a good breakfast with mediocre service to great service and medicore food yester day i had the  wolfpack hashbrowns with 2 eggs and bacon covered with more hashbrowns i requested eggs poached med. they came more to the hard side when one of the employs asked me how my eggs were i said there more to the hard side ,she said   O and walked away  I then asked for a side of holindaise my wait person brought it to me ......cold ....i said can you heat this she of course said no problem .....brought it back an over micro waved sauce that now looked like cottage cheese sent to my table by the (chef???) and delivered by the waitperson  didnt either one of them think lets redo this and not serve a coagulated mess to the customer. i must say the 4 times iv been here theres always been something not quite right from not having change for a $20 to waiting to long for my food  and yesterdays holindaise debacle.
__label__1 I like this place for the most part but don't make the mistake of offering the eggs benidict it is sourer.  The poor lemon in it
__label__1 Had breakfast this morning. Prices are a little high for what you get.  Very disappointed that food was only Luke warm but it took quite awhile to get our food that we did't send it back.  Waitress was great. \n\nThis was the 2nd time we've been there and both times food was not hot. Not a cozy place as it is open high ceilings when tend to be noisy.
__label__4 I can't believe some of these reviews are of the same Over Easy I go to every time I'm in Mesa!  My food has always been very good,  service perfect and cleanliness impeccable!   I've tried just about everything on the menu and never had a complaint.  OJ is $6.00 because it's fresh squeezed.  I mean how many restaurants make their own jam?  Over Easy does.  People need to understand that small restaurants don't have the buying power of large chains, so of course the prices are higher.  My only complaint is they won't build one in Yuma!
__label__0 Received Valentines flowers from my husband... Sweethearts bouquet ordered thru FTD...hubby paid for the \"Better\" selection at $54.99 + tax & delivery & I got the worst!  This bouquet is supposed to have 10 roses and have burgundy mini carnations not pink.  I can handle the pink carnations it came with, but 3 roses really!?  Their \"Good\" selection says it comes with 7 stems of roses.  Even if there was a shortage of roses due to the holiday they should have called him to see if he wanted to replace them with something else.   Apparently they can't deliver a new bouquet today so they took $20 off...what the hell?  That's still a rip off!  These should be completely free!  Good job at ruining a sweet gesture, thieves.
__label__0 Sold me a knock off name brand water pipe as the real thing. I trusted Planet Zong due to word of mouth from friends. Sadly, I was taken. When I got home I realized the down stem didn't fit right so I e-mailed the company of my water pipe hoping they could tell me the right size and help guide me to purchasing one that fit right so they had me send pictures of piece. Upon an e-mail I received back from one of the staff I was informed that the piece I had bought was a knock off and that they don't even sell their water pipes in the U.S. (Canadian Brand). So please don't get taken like me and spend lots of your hard earned money on cheap knock off brands thinking your buying the real thing. Had they had told me it was a knock off and then sold it to me would have been a different story. But if your like me, you know good glass is not cheap so I when I spent my money on the real thing I expect to get the real thing.\n\n**UPDATE** I called and talked to the store manager. Upon explaining my story to him he told me there was nothing he could do. He apologized and said that he remembers the piece and that he wasn't sure where they had gotten it (even though he's the manager). He wasn't able to do a refund or exchange or at least offer a resolution to my problem. Oh but he did mention that he can guarantee all the pieces in the shop today are genuine. LOL! Why bother and take the chance when the trust has already been broken. Next time I'll take my business to Traders or Blaze. Where I know for sure every piece in their shop is real and not a knock off.\n\n**UPDATE** The manager of the store called me back and left a message saying that they had found my piece on a few websites and had some info and to call back. I called back and the manager proceeded to tell me that he had went online and found my piece and that they did actually order the piece from GEAR. I had told GEAR about the smoke shop I gotten mine from but they didn't say anything about them being a previous retailer. I then told the manager how I also did my research and the ones I looked up look nothing compared to the ones on the internet. I then said but if you can show me some kind of  proof that you guys purchased this piece from gear then that would be great. He then got defensive and said hey look man I don't know what else we can do for you its just a matter of speculation at this point. I then replied okay well I'll talk to your manager tomorrow and proceeded to swear at me and say that his manager will tell me the same sh*t. I then ended the call. So if they really wanted to protect their name and rep they would have just made things right. Instead they decided to be greedy and money hungry and start using profanity to me a customer who had spent over $100 in their shop. Just take it from me GO TO TRADERS OR BLAZE OR TRAILS OR ANY REPUTABLE SMOKE SHOP BUT HERE.
__label__0 Have to agree with the majority here. FastMed isn't fast at all. I made an appointment online thinking it would facilitate the visit. It didn't. 30 minutes while I waited for the staff to stop chit-chatting. Then they couldn't process my co-pay because their internet was down. My impression? Unprofessional and a waste of time. I left without being treated because frankly the longer I sat there, the more my blood pressure went up. There are better urgent care facilities out there.
__label__0 In April I visited this location because once again I had what I suspected was a sinus infection (an annual event with me). I had been to other locations in previous years for the same problem. I was happy to discover this new location located less than a half mile from where I live. The waiting room was empty and my wait was only about 20 minutes. The examination took even less time. I was given an Rx for antibiotic, which cleared it up. I had just become eligible for Medicare and was told that I owed nothing on the day I visited. Today, almost 4 months later, I received a bill. FastMed had billed Medicare $295.00 for the visit, of which Medicare paid $156.31, leaving me a balance to pay of $138.69. This is more than I have paid in previous years when I had NO insurance! The $295.00 billing is outrageous! Next time I will make appointment with a regular doctor. By the way, the bill (the first I have received from them) also shows \"over 90 days\" which will undoubtedly show up on my credit history. No thanks Fast Med. This is a rip off!
__label__0 Currently at fastmed. It's been close to two hours and still no doctor or PA or whoever to see me. Only 3 people when I got here in waiting room. definitely would not recommend this place. Too SSSSSLLLLLOOOOWWWW!
__label__2 I was in the area a couple weekends ago, in desperate need of a car wash, and a friend suggested this one.\nI happen to hate the high pressure up-sell - I am already asking for the 2nd most expensive wash on the board. No, I don't want to spend more money and an extra hour for a detail. No, I don't want to join your frequent was club. That is one of the reasons I avoid these car washes - and one of the reasons I take off a star. Which may be unfair - as I know it's something I will deal with as I pull up. It's part of the expectation. But - it's my review, and I can take of stars where I want!\nFor the most part, I was thrilled with the work done. The car was filthy. In addition to the rain/mudstorm we had a few weeks back, I've just done exterior washes for the last several months. It may have been six months since I had an interior vacuum and wipe down - it was SO past due!\nMy car looks clean and happy, smells clean and happy - and like I said - for the most part was thrilled. But - once I am on the road, I see something that makes me more than a little disappointed. I had mentioned the rain/mudstorm from a few weeks ago? Well, I had left my windows cracked in the office parking lot that night - and had plenty on mud drops on both front doors - the interior sills and armrests. While they remembered to wipe the driver side - there were big, untouched mud drops still on the passenger side.\nWiping the interior of the doors in common practice at all these car washes - now I can't help but wonder - for a wash that cost me almost $35 - if they missed something that obvious, what else did they miss?\nThe staff was friendly, the place was clean, the service was fast. I don't hate this place - and it's really OK. Just can't say I'd go out of my way to come back.
__label__2 This carwash gets the exterior job done nice and quickly, and I frequently come because the location is convenient. I honestly cannot \"see\" the difference between the supreme wash and the ultimate, so going with supreme can save you a few bucks :) My one complaint is that they DO NOT do a good job on the interior (dusting the dashboard, etc.). After several visits, I have yet to receive a nice interior wipe down. On the upside, the place is always nice and clean, and the staff are very friendly.
__label__2 I am just hoping it was an off-night in the kitchen.  Service has improved since my last visit.   The manager is always nice and attentive. \n\nAside from the sashimi, our meal didn't taste very good, maybe we didn't order well.\nThe miso tasted like it was made from a packet, the salad dressing changed since my last visit and was not good...like watered down ranch or something.  More disappointing were our entrees the spicy beef was actually very bland and the sauce looked straight from a bottle, like something you expect from a take-out only Chinese Restaurant.   I got Tom yum soup, which I am pretty sure was made a paste it tasted too concentrated and not fresh.  \n\nSo why three stars instead of two? I think their sushi/sashimi is above par, especially for the price.  If I come back I am just sticking to sashimi.
__label__3 Genuine waitstaff...\nGood greasy burger and fries...\nGreat funky feeling!
__label__3 this review will be short and sweet (rather like the cocktail i had) as i was only in the huxley briefly for a pre-dinner drink.  my first reaction on walking in the door was a bit of astonishment as the place is completely different from the rutland bar that previously inhabited the location.  and completely different in a very excellent way!  gone are all the tall dark chairs and dark colours that made the bar well very dark.  instead there are softer colours with smaller normal sized chairs and a brightly white tiled war with the taps behind the bar.  there are also so cosy arm chairs but again remaining a normal size not the monster size ones that the rutland had.\n\nthe drinks menu is rather short, but i don't think this place is aiming to be an extensive cocktail bar as they have a fairly large selections of beers.  so much more a place to have a beer, which suits the menu of burgers and hot dogs.  however, the cocktail list does have a good choice and i went for the breakfast mojito while the boyfriend went for the full moon.\n\nour drinks took a wee bit of time to arrive, but i watched the bartender making them fresh so it's nice to know that they take care when mixing up drinks and the taste shows their effort is worth it.  my mojito was a lovely twist on the original.  made with grapefruit juice limes and mint it was very fresh tasting.  i could actually see how this might compliment a breakfast haha!  my boyfriend's drink was quite nice as well the blue moon beer added a nice creamy touch while the bourbon gave it a good kick.\n\nso first impressions are good and we've both decided we need to go back and try some of the food.  so look out for an update once i've sampled more of the menu :)
__label__1 I wasn't impressed with this place - maybe it's because there was so much hype about it before I went. The drive thru is strange - someone in a hat walks next to your car taking your order, but there is no menu board so you have to ask for a menu while a \"supervisor\" yells at them to walk more. Then there is the food. The sausage and peppers was so dry and totally overwhelmed by the bread. Maybe I will give it another try when they have been opened longer.
__label__0 The most impressive thing of this place is the size of the restaurant and how packed it was.\n\nMy experience though was far away from great.\n\nI ordered a hot dog (the lady who helped me said it was their flagship dish) an also ordered a cheese burger for my companion. I also got cheesy fries.\n\nAfter a long wait because they wrote the wrong number in my order (no apologize, effort to make up, anything) I told the people over there two times that I thought my order was the one that has been sitting there forever. They called the number again and finally gave it to me.\n\nThe styrofoam cup for my drink make me start thinking that that place wasn't as great as I've heard but I continued to my table. I mean, I'm not a tree hugger but styrofoam is a little too much. When we arrived to the table I opened the bag and I saw that the burger was also in a styrofoam box. I mean, even one of the public enemies, the one with the golden arches, quit using this s!@#t like back in the 80's, AYFKM, Portillo's?\n\nNow the food. The hot dog was totally uneventful and super small (super cheap as well, but I didn't want to make the line again).\n\nThe burger also forgettable as well as the fries.\n\nAfter posting on FB that I wasn't impressed, some people told me to try the beef sandwich.\n\nI might do it and might update this post.\n\nNot impressed at all.
__label__1 Seriously let down by this place...\n\nI ordered two Chicago dogs and they were pretty lackluster. The buns themselves were soggy, the peppers were HUGE and awkward to eat. The fries were decent and the shake was ok (strawberry). \n\nSadly this place is supposed to be known for their hotdogs, and they fell pretty flat here. \n\nI won't be coming back to this place anytime soon...
__label__4 Portillos my love. Any Chicagoan knows and loves Portillos! That being said I've tried many a replica restaurants of places I used to eat back home and usually they arnt the same something is always a little off, but not at portillos. Fresh strawberry shakes or a cake shake if you dare. Beef and cheddar extra gravy please! Portillos makes being away from home just a bit more bare able.
__label__1 Bizarre! This place is layed out horribly. It's confusing when you walk in because you don't know where to order. Now they've got neon signs but they are lost amid all the vintage signage. They should have a separate door for catering. They don't. If you order a salad, you must pick up your fries and drink separately! Makes zero sense. \n\nPlus the place is freezing. There's food on the floor. There's co-workers walking around, cleaning very sloooowly. They don't look thrilled to be there and neither was I. Oh, and it's noisy. I recommend eating outside where you can hear yourself. \n\nThe Mediterranean salad is decent but I'm not dying to return just for that. I can get my Greek fix anywhere.
__label__1 Editing my review from 5/5 to 2/5. Was my second experience at Layla's and everything was great including the food and vibe. The service was a little slow when it got busy so that's to be expected and not a big deal. \n\nThe reason for my edit on this review is because I woke up this morning throwing up the food I ordered(Shawarma plate). Could be an isolated incident but after the whole Firefly thing you never know.
__label__4 Busy...Lunch crowd they make killer chicken \"strips\" at least its not mystery meat. Good location next to Twin Peaks at Concord Mills seems to be a busy busy area as of late 4 bars added . a Adam and Eve and hotels just down the road what more can you ask for?
__label__4 Came in to get my fingerprints done, which I thought would take a year and a day since this location also deals with impounds. NOT SO... They have coordinated the flow of people so well that you talk to someone at a window within minutes about fingerprinting, they take debit/credit cards to pay the like $8 fee (not sure about that price, double check). Then within minutes, they take you to the back, pat you down to make sure you're not a sociopath and do your prints. It's that easy. Plus, they had wipes to clean your fingers off and I've heard of horror stories for other police departments about leaving with gummy black fingers. I will DEFINITELY be going back to this location if I need my fingerprints done for a clearance card again. : )
__label__0 This is the worst sushi place ive ever been to in my life. Taste awful. service was so slow, one waitress, one sushi chef. will never ever go back or recommend this place.
__label__3 The sushi is really good, but it's kinda pricy. The customer service is kinda weird too. Overall it's a decent place to go though.
__label__3 Had AYCE lunch here. We were promptly seated and served drinks. Appetizers came out quick. Our rolls were very large and nice looking. The staff was very pleasant and quick to check on us. Plenty of rolls to choose from. Can be a bit slow as there was only one chef while we were here. Look forward to coming back.
__label__3 Been back several times and I will say they have some pretty legit shakes. They are huge! I like the chocolate chip one. The banana split is yummy, too. \n\nI had the food once and was not impressed. Will not be doing that again. This rating is solely for their desserts as that's what I go back for now.
__label__1 Like other commentators, the speed of service is horrid. If you see a long line already at the drive thru, I advise to keep on driving. The quality of the ice cream is very satisfactory, but it's hard enjoying it when poor customer service and speed of service are low. It was also disappointing to see them skimp on the amount of my ice cream despite having to wait an incredibly long time (not only because the huge Gilbert family in their Suburban in front of me took forever to order - which they did - but they argued at the drive thru attendant and spun out their tires as they left). For that, they only get two stars and my only visit back to them is if I'm the only person in the store.
__label__1 I only come here when I feel like splurging because they're very pricey. The owner is very nice, but I don't like how sometimes I feel like my bowl is not full. :(\nTheir acai bowls are really good. It has everything you want in a snack or a dessert: crunchy, sweet, sour, and refreshing. I just wish it didn't take super long to get your food.
__label__4 This place is amazing. Most of the fruits are organic which is better than most places. I got the acai bowl and it was phenomenal and they upgraded us to large. Definitely going to return! Check them out, super quick and easy place, and great customer service!
__label__2 I'm local and saw part of the infomercial and decided to try the place. Club card benefits are average except when you first sign up. I like smaller casinos and this has a good mix of new & older machines. I didn't win much but my spouse had good luck. We used coupons to eat at the deli and liked the food. I had the breakfast special & spouse had a burger. The burger was tasty, tomatoes & lettuce fresh and the fries were really fresh & hot. You can't do much harm to eggs, toasted muffin & sausage and it was good. \nWe'll go back & see if it's consistent.
__label__0 Avoid this Einstein!! I work near this location and I periodically stop by to grab breakfast before heading into work. I keep on giving this location a chance but decided to only go to the location on Rainbow & Flamingo from now on\n(AWESOME customer service!!!). \n\nI'm always greeted with what seems to be a torturous smile and good morning from their manger (red head woman who always seems to be disheveled). I place my order, pay and wait for my name to be called. Why is it that I need to wait 13 minutes to get a toaster nova lox and bagel sandwich (there was only 4 people in front of me in line)? Why is it that I specifically asked for my bagel to be toasted and its not? Why is it that the people in line after me get their order before me??  Why is it that when I order coffee their creamer is ALWAYS out??\n\nCome on?? Get it together!!!\nI feel the only reason they have business is because of its location. \nNothings wrong with taking a little pride in your job?! Just saying!!!
__label__3 So I'm torn about what to say to be honest. The place had a cool retro grannies feel to it with some yummy and different takes on traditional food. Really liked how many Veg options there were.  I came in after reading rave reviews about their brunch ... but when I went it was lunch so I wasn't feeling very brunch-ie... My husband still got the eggs Benedict with salmon ( i forgot what it was called on the menu)  and it was AMAZING! Like really it was so good I totally understood why people had raved so much!  I unfortunately had ordered a soup and 1/2 sandwich combo. I was still hopeful because my chick-pea and chicken sandwich sounded delightful , and my grain tomato soup hearty. Well  lets just say next time I will be ordering ONLY from the breakfast section. I might be sounding a bit unfair b/c I have only been there once... but literally there was only like a table spoon of filling in my sandwich and the rest was salad :( the soups was good but not enough to save my lunch. Thank goodness I have a wonderful husband that offered to share his WONDERFUL dish with me! I was generous with my 4 stars I felt i had to be since the brunch was so good. Next time will be a better test...
__label__4 Went here for a few cocktails last Saturday night and the sofas are comfy, the cocktails damn tasty and the nachos were lovely. The jug of water for the table had an orange wedge and hibiscus flowers in it, yet this seemed more like a touch of attention to detail rather than pretension. When a place is that classy and yet seems totally laid back, it's a place to go back to!
__label__3 First time I went to a food truck in Charlotte, and it was great! I got their special which was 2 Cajun Fish Tacos, a side, and a drink. The fish tacos were delicious, and seasoned perfectly. They had a corn salsa, spring greens, and a chipotle ranch on them, all going really well together. The only reason I gave four stars is because of my side, the cilantro lime rice, it was too acidic for my taste, but I added it to my tacos, and it added some good flavor to them.
__label__4 Gilbert is really a nice guy and very professional. He came on time of my flight. Fitted my luggage nicely. I had 5 huge luggage and some small ones too. He drives very carefully.
__label__1 Nice local bar for being \"local\" to people in the building, with very friendly staff and good service.  The bar part was a bit small, with people at tables that probably would have rather just sat at the bar.  Prices were fairly extreme.  I went in with a friend, we had 1 beer each, and no food, and got $16.50 bill.  For 2 people having 2 draft beers after work on Friday evening before going out, was excessive.  Won't be back based on price alone.  Was \"nice\" but not THAT nice.
__label__0 I called this company solely based on a Yelp review. I wanted to spend my money in the community. I had friends coming in from Hawaii, and needed a yard 'clean up'. I called and scheduled an estimate day. The owner, Jason, came to the house and couldn't have been nicer. Very pleasant. I told him I needed the back yard completely raked, the river rocks cleaned out and some of them re-set because the \u00bc- washes in during heavy rains. Depending upon the estimate, I said I'd also consider having the front yard raked and cleaned. He said he'd have Laura call me back with an estimate and options for scheduling. I thought that was kinda odd, given he's the owner and certainly knows how much he would charge to do something. Anyway, a half hour later, I got a VM from Laura saying they wouldn't be able to service my property because there wasn't enough work for the crew - and that the minimum charge would exceed the actual cost of the work. WHAT? I've had this done before and it wasn't a 'small' fee.  Quite honestly, I think the job was deemed somewhat a pain and the company didn't want to do it. Reading the company's statement of services at the bottom of their Yelp page, I can say it's not accurate.
__label__3 Was very shocked that this place was not full, especially during Restaurant Week. Normally this is a big Red Flag for me, as I am concerned when a restaurant is not busy during peak dinner hours. But what a pleasant surprise for us. This place is like a hidden gem. Great food and service, with a trendy/hip decor. \n\nWe stayed mostly on the Restaurant Week menu, and it was worth the price. We did have one appetizer that was not on our prefixed menu, this was the chilled shrimp with the spicy jellyfish. This was really good and had a nice kick to it. It might have needed just a degree or two more spice, but it was great for me! The texture of the jellyfish might not please everyone, as it had a slight crunch with a texture of Udon noodles. Our first course was a Asian Tapas sampler: Pan Fried Shrimp Dumplings with Chili Aioli, Pan Fried Pork Potstickers, and Spicy Wontons. All three were really good, with our unanimous winner being the fried shrimp dumpling. Second course was a choice of: Wok seared Salmon with Ginger Basil sauce, or Grilled BBQ Korean Short Ribs, or Honey Walnut Shrimp with Lemon Aioli. Since there was four in our group, we easily all shared. The ribs were amazing. Perfectly prepared with a side of kimchee. The shrimp was really good and they were of great size too. The salmon was delicious as well. The ginger basil added just the right amount of zest to the perfectly cooked piece of fish. Nice size portions on all the entrees. Our final course was the dessert trio of: Chocolate Ganache, Lemongrass Gelee with Coconut Tapioca, and finally Lychee Mochi Ice Cream. Each one of us liked different ones for different reasons, so be sure to ask the staff questions based on your personal tastes or desires. I will add that the wine prices were right on line with other restaurants of this price range. Average amount of selections of wines and beers.\n\nThis leads me into the staff, OUTSTANDING service! They were on top of everything! We had several questions through out the meal and they directed us in good directions based on our specific tastes. All in all, this was a great meal for the price. The only possible draw back might be the location in the Hard Rock, as it should have been very busy the whole evening. We all said we would go back there again.
__label__4 there should be space for 4.5 stars because this was excellent but not \"as good as it gets\". went here because i had a casino dining credit that I had to use. Wasnt expecting much but the food was delicious. The pepper steak was succulent pieces of steak cooked to perfection. The mapo tofu was about 8/10 delicious indeed. Service was prompt. Im a fan I can't wait for my next casino comp! really suprised anyone could give this less than 4 stars it really was a fantastic meal.
__label__3 Maybe it was because we were starving but I highly doubt it. This place is quite empty but the food was really good! It is served family style. I HIGHLY recommend the garlic noodles and the Stir Fry Chicken with Eggplant and Basil. I am dreaming of that plate currently. Best I've had hands down! Chicken Fried Rice was good -- not too greasy and flavorful.
__label__2 I was working at the Hard Rock Hotel for five days and ended up eating at almost every establishment there.\n\nThe food at Fu is floating around the rankings of P.F. Chang's. Given the choice between the two, I would choose P.F. Chang's though.\n\nThe Chinese horoscope themed drinks were good. They were strong for fruity concoctions.\n\nWe ordered two types of edamame to snack on while we waited for out order to arrive. One regular with salt and one with a spicy seasoning. The spicy one was pretty good, not too spicy, but flavorful.\n\nWe also had the crispy vegetable egg rolls. They were tasty and perfectly fried.\n\nFor my main dishes I had the garlic green beans, garlic noodles, and the duck. They were all alright, they could have used a little more flavor. I would still order them all again as is though.\n\nThe service was nice as well. Someone at our table didn't quite understand the complexities of the lazy Susan and ended up spilling a glass of water into my duck. They staff immediately cleaned it up and brought a new plate of duck.\n\nThere are so many better options to eat at Vegas, but if you have to eat at the Hard Rock Hotel, Fu isn't too bad of an option.
__label__3 Great short course; in great shape which makes it a lot of fun; friendly staff.
__label__3 QT-Best gas station eva!
__label__0 So I'm tooling down Scottsdale Road on a beautiful Saturday afternoon and all of a sudden it hit me like a lightning bolt . . . I am superbly and without question extremely thirsty. So I look around for someplace I can drive through and get a drink . . . I'm thinking something exotic . . . like a star fruit margarita, or a Peter Rabbit, or a French Coke. Well, I'm in north Tempe . . . not in Tahiti, nor at Searsucker or in Santa Fe. So, of course, QT was the closest exotic drink haven I could see.\n\nBut, I had to go inside to look over my exotic choices . . .I settled on a pineapple/vanilla green tea. That's about as exotic as QT gets. It was fresh, but certainly lacked the pineapple flavor and vanilla was entirely missing. That'll teach me to satisfy my champagne taste with a cheap punch purchase. Although, the tea was fresh tasting and did satisfy my thirst.\n\nIt was mid-afternoon and dinner was a few hours off and since I worked through lunch I decided to buy a little snack to go with my exotic tea. A small container of snickerdoodles. One serving for only $1.49. Snickerdoodles are usually a super yummy sugar cookie with cinnamon on top. These were not. They were not particularly good and the cinnamon was almost not existent. I ate 4 out of my 10 small cookies / 1 serving container. I finally decided they were just not that good and I would drink my non-sweet non-pineapple-vanilla green tea. But I made a huge mistake:  I decided to see if I couldn't figure out how many calories, fat & sodium my 4 little measly tasteless cookies had set me back.\n\nA miracle! A miracle! A miracle that I didn't gain weight just sitting in my car. That little single serving container had - - -  530 calories, 45% of the daily allotment of saturated fat and 18% of the daily limit for sodium!   Thank goodness I only ate 4 of the 10 cookies before I discovered their deadly potential to increase my dress size in one serving! \n\nYes, I checked. They are packaged and labeled by QT  . . . somewhere in Tulsa, OK.  Well, it is not OK with me. I will never buy another snack from QT without reading the label first! Read the labels folks. Read the labels. I just blew about 200 calories on rather mediocre cookies. Ugh!\n\nOh, yeah . . . otherwise, the QT station was clean and the employees were friendly. Not their fault I am getting fatter by the minute.
__label__0 The company was stellar.  And after 2 hours and 15 minutes of 'meh' everything else, I was still smiling. So, kudos to my fellow diners!  In hindsight, I'm surprised we were only there for 2 hours and 15 minutes, because it felt much longer.  What's tough about the layout of Matteo's is that there is NOwhere to go if your table isn't ready. There's no real host stand to speak of; and the rest of the restaurant is full of tables and a lovely bar with little room for anything or anyone else. When the weather outside is frightful, as it was this evening, you're screwed and have to spend however many minutes dodging servers and other patrons as you wait.  But moving on.  \n\nWe were seated by a friendly hostess who opened with a list of accolades that Matteo's had recently received.  An odd opening, in my opinion, but after her illustrious description I figured we were in for a real treat.  A few minutes later our server arrived to take our drink orders.  A few more minutes later she arrived with waters.  A few more minutes later she returned with wine.  Lots of minutes involved here.  Then we ordered.  Our visit was during Restaurant Week, and I have taken that under careful consideration - I promise.  The 3-course menu looked delightful, and from it I selected Mussels Marinara, House Salad and Cod.  As we waited the restaurant filled quickly and the singular aisle became congested since there was simply nowhere to stand.  Some people left, some stayed.  That's neither here nor there.  \n\nWe remained focused on anxiously awaiting our bread which, arrived several minutes later.  It was clearly right out of the oven, so the wait for that was understandable.  Many, many minutes later we received our first course.  The mussels - straight outta the Morgantown river - if there is such a river.  I adore mussels and I'm used to their texture, taste, etc.  These were BAD.  So fishy due to the lack of quality sauce, which was a can of tomato paste/sauce/whatever, if I were to guess.  Another \"many minutes later\" we received our second course; a passable house salad. Nothing fancy; nothing bad - no complaints here.  Our third course arrived sometime after the place mostly cleared out and both myself and one of my companions who ordered the same dish (cod) found it inedible.  Such a shame to such a brave fish.  Those cod; they just have Long John Silver's written all over'em. But, when done right, they can be the king of fish.  Not this cod.  This cod obviously had a rough life sitting under a pound of the aforementioned \"sauce\" for much too long and arrived tableside as pure mush.  I'll be honest - I thought I might just suck it up and say nothing.  It was getting late and I just wasn't in the mood to explain or ask for something else.  But one of our other dinner companions encouraged us to express our displeasure and she was right to do so.  Granted, this meal was a cool 20 bucks - a STEAL for a night out - but I'm pretty sure we overpaid by about $19, and so something had to be said.  The server offered something in its place, but the entree portion of the Restaurant Week menu was limited (understandable) and the other two options didn't appeal to me.  So, I took one of them home for my lucky man, who I'm sure will be THRILLED to throw it down once he reads this review. Actually, I took a bite and it was the best thing I'd had all night.  \n\nAll things considered, I didn't feel much concern from the server about our collectively poor experience, but I was just happy to leave.  We were in such a rush to leave that I left my scarf and my friend left her phone. The server did walk the phone outside, which was a very nice thing to do.  Thank you.  In other news - there are far too many awesome place in L'Ville and beyond to waste my time returning to Matteo's.
__label__1 I feel like I just finished a food marathon but not in a good way but in the way where you want to curl up in bed and forget about the whole experience.  A few friends and I spent 2 1/2 hours mostly waiting for a 3-course Pittsburgh Restaurant Week meal.  People, this is one portion of the 3 part meal every 50 minutes.  It was excruciating to say the least and while in the beginning (oh the first 1 1/2 hours) we attributed the extended wait times to the crowd coming for Restaurant week there seemed to be bigger issues at play, like for example the actual taste of the food or the general demeanor of our waitress (I think she hated us).\n\nIt should not take so long to cook sub-par food and in a customer driven environment you probably should be somewhat apologetic about the extended wait time...or maybe even preface the meal by saying, \"we're really busy tonight due to Restaurant week, we appreciate your patience as we prepare and bring out the food\" or even a \"hey, your food's going to take a long ass time, hope you didn't come in hungry\"...I don't know just say SOMETHING, ignoring the issue doesn't make it go away.\n\nI ordered the blackened tuna, caesar salad and porcini pasta off the Restaurant Week menu.  The only way to describe the blackened tuna was stiff...it didn't seemed overcooked but it was just like these crostini type pieces with little flavor...the gorgonzola cheese and sun-dried tomatoes helped but couldn't save this dish from itself.  I was ok with the caesar salad although my friends informed me that caesar salad shouldn't have tomatoes or olives both of which this salad had, including the token anchovy atop romaine lettuce.  The porcini pasta was decent...I wasn't blown away but felt that it could have used a little something something.  It had a creamy marsala sauce that was a bit sweet and tangy and the the pasta was cooked well as in al dente...it just wasn't doing anything for me.  But at this point in the meal (2 hours later) I'm not sure if there was any food dish that could've redeemed the whole experience.   \n\nWhy the generous 2 star rating you ask...I guess I'm hoping that the lackluster meal and service had more to do with Restaurant Week and that their regular menu on regular service days are much more pleasing.
__label__0 Really I'd give this place negative stars if I could. While out for a walk to enjoy spring's final arrival here in da 'burgh we stopped in for an afternoon snack. Being between the lunch and dinner rush there were only a few other diners. While I know they aren't fully staffed at 3:30 in the afternoon I still could find no excuse for the slow service.  This is Lawrenceville after all and you should expect a fair amount of foot traffic on a pretty day.  Obviously this wasn't taken into consideration when putting together the staff schedule. It was either that or our waitress was just really bad. \n\nWe ordered the goat cheese bruschetta, the artisan cheese platter and 1 diet coke. First of all, that ain't goat cheese. At least not any goat cheese I've ever tasted. However given how much balsamic vinegar it was floating in my taste buds could have been confused.  Hint to the chef - buy a quality balsamic and then us it judiciously. This stuff tasted like the cheapest bottle of balsamic you can find at Shop ans Save.  \n\nThe artisanal cheese plate was simply a joke. The first thing I noticed was the decorative strawberry that was obviously way, way past it's fresh date.  Another hint to the chef, if a strawberry is mushy and not the right color don't put it on my plate. I won't miss the decoration but I'll be dang sure to notice the spoiled berry sitting right in front of me.  I could maybe get past that if the cheese had been decent. There was supposed to be 3 cheeses and granted there were 3 small piles of cheeses plus a few slices of pepperoni. And yet more of that cheap tasting balsamic vinegar.  I know one of these cheeses was a smoked gouda but no guess on the other 2 piles.  The waitress never bothered to say what they were and I suspect it was the same cheese just cut in different shapes. I sure couldn't distinguish any difference in taste.  Artisanal this was not. I suspect it was a small serving from one of those big cheese  and meat trays they sell at any grocery store. \n\nAll told our little afternoon snack cost $30 and it wasn't just underwhelming it bordered on inedible. Given all the truly wonderful restaurants in Lawrenceville I see absolutely no reason to waste your time or money on this place. We live in the neighborhood and  therefore dine often in the neighborhood. However I can promise you we will never cross Matteo's' threshold again.
__label__0 Humble Pie at Desert Ridge is GREAT!  This one is much closer to my home.  I was hoping that because they are run by the same company they would be similar.  The difference is night & day.  The Happy Valley location is so poorly run I will never return.  The were 4 young women as hostesses but only one bartender.  The wait staff was very over loaded.  The bar area was too small. The crowd was very good for the 1st week of opening, but the service will have to improve dramatically to keep them coming back.
__label__3 First time I have been to Humble Pie and was glad to see that they opened one near my home on Happy Valley.  I added this place on Yelp and not even 12 hours later there was already 2 bad reviews for the service here.  I am sure they are still working out the kinks since our service was just okay as well but nothing to get \"panties in a twist about\".  We had a big table and sat outside with the nice heaters, the atmosphere was nice and new inside.  We ordered a side of french fries, fried green beans, and caprese for appetizers.  All of these were just great since the beans and fries came with mayonnaise based sauces that were awesome.  The caprese was different with cherry tomatoes (not my fav), liquified mozzarella, pesto, bread, and oil & vinegar.....although different I thought it was still very good but my wife did not care for it.  We both ordered pizzas, I had the SOP (sausage, caramelized onion, & peppers) and this was a great pizza with lots of great flavor.  The pizza is thin but the end crust is pretty thick and very good.  We will definitely go back and I am sure Humble Pie will work out the kinks on service but we were glad the service was decent for us.
__label__1 We went there tonight and it was very crowded. I know that we all are excited to have a unique restaurant in the area but our service was also terrible. There were 2 adults and two young children in our party which makes slow service seem even slower. The waiter forgot to put in our order then admitted he had lost it. I explained after watching people seated after us already eating that my kids would take ANYTHING. It still took a while. Then one appetizer came out a while  later they brought one pizza to our table and attempted to give us one that we didn't order. At that point we asked for more silverware and plates. The next pizza came but no plates or silverware. Finally the bruschetta appetizer came. We asked again for plates and silverware. After our third request to three different people someone brought us plates but only after we were almost done eating. The server then came to us and explained they had comped the bruschetta as well as discounting our whole bill and apologized. We asked for a box at that point and thank goodness we had cash because he never came back. I would think that if you knew your service was that terrible you would be keeping very close track of your table. \n\nI think the place is new, pretty small and very crowded. Obviously the management doesn't have the staff they need. The food was very good and we will try it again especially since it is biking distance from our house but not for a few more months....
__label__4 Great food great vibe.  I went there for brunch this past Sunday and the food really was delicious.  I had the chicken and waffle plate and it was huge but I shared with my 2 year old son who you can see quite enjoyed it as well (see picture of the kid devouring the chicken).  The chicken has a little zing and the waffles are topped with bacon and ham and a whole lot of yummy.  My friend had the chorizo burrito and her 8 year old son had the breakfast sandwich and they both really liked their food as well.  The menu is not too extensive but very unique and enough of a variety to pick from.  I myself do better with less options because otherwise it takes me way too long to order.  They also had a live DJ playing and the music was great! Not too loud or crazy, just some very chill music that really added that extra touch to the ambience.  The info at top says it's not good for kids but we took ours and had a really great time.
__label__2 Reasonable price for the engine swap but the guy who's in the front desk don't know how to do customer service. Owner is known to be good for swaps but the front desk guy don't know how to do customer service and pretends to know shit
__label__3 Great food, quiet ambience. Everything tasted like good quality, the fish, the bread. We went on the night before a major hurricane warning when it was quite empty, so I can't say what the noise level was really like on an average night. When searching for the restroom, it was strange how one of the hostesses quickly asked where I was going, as if I might run away with the fine china.
__label__1 Horrible service. No one had any idea what was going on. Overpriced. Everything took FOREVER to come out. Will definitely not return.
__label__2 You don't really have to twist my arm to get to me to try a restaurant where pork prepared in any way is the main attraction.  So, when my husband and I had a chance to get away for a meal, I naturally chose Salty Sow.  I wish that I could talk about the wonderful dishes that I had, but they were all only okay.  I had the candied pork belly.  I guess in my head I pictures something somewhat crispy.  I was very wrong.  It's a braised dish.  It's not a bad dish, just not something I would convince me to come back again.\n\nMy husband had the lamb burger and I had to sample.  It was pretty good if you enjoy tapenade. It's not really for me.  \n\nService was good up until we asked for the check.  It felt like a lifetime before it finally arrived, and then it was wrong.\n\nOverall, it was an okay experience.
__label__4 I could definitely say this is one of my favorite places. Not only is the food amazing, the staff is awesome! My go-to item is the beef shoulder. It makes you feel so homey and I'll be sending my boyfriend there for that when I'm sick. We've tried many items but haven't gotten to everything yet. Start with the eggplant fries and the truffled deviled eggs! They also have a tasting menu that is changed every week. I've been very pleased with that so far because I like to have a variety of things. The happy hour is great too! They serve awesome pork shoulder tacos with a fried egg inside and its my favorite. Sadly, those are only available during happy hour. But who cares! Happy hour is the best hour :)
__label__2 I have been visiting The Sow since they opened, generally the food is delicious. However, recently their food quality has gone down.  I ordered the fried chicken and biscuits, and the chicken was not completely cooked.  Additionally, the roast beef sandwich was not as rare as I remember it being which was disappointing because that is one of the non-modifiable items.  That sandwich had so much more flavor when it was nice and rare.  The tacos on the lunch and happy hour menu are still the best for continuous quality.
__label__1 The Salty Sow has a great atmosphere but it's a bit over priced & not a very good value.  We ordered the charcuterie and cheese board, which was very good.  The service was very prompt.  However, I asked the waiter for a recommendation between one of two salads for my entree.  Based on his recommendation I chose the Trout Salad, which was good but was very small and was only half the size of the other salad for the same price.  Unfortunately this left me not feeling very satisfied, particularly since I spent $40 for two drinks, a small salad and an appetizer split 4 ways.  If I'm spending that much I shouldn't be leaving the restaurant hungry.
__label__3 My husband and I decided to go here at the last minute on a Friday evening when I didn't feel like cooking.  We made a reservation about an hour in advance and were seated immediately.  The decor is nice - I liked the colors, the textures, and the distressed brick.  It has an upscale gastropub feel.  There are long high top tables in the middle of the restaurant that looked like they held multiple parties of people, but we were seated in a booth.  The booths were very private, which we really liked.\n\nWe got there at the tail end of happy hour, so we ordered our drinks and appetizers immediately.  We had the pork belly taco and the duck fat fries.  Both were excellent, and honestly if I had just ordered two tacos and the fries to myself it would have been the perfect meal.  I'll definitely return for the taco.\n\nFor dinner my husband had slow-cooked beef shoulder and I had the bacon-wrapped pork filet mignon.  My husband's meal was better.  Mine was fine, but the whole dish was just a little too sweet for my liking.  After the smoky, meaty pork belly taco, I was wanting something similar in taste.  I would get something different next time.  We also had the bananas foster beignets for dessert.  They were soooo good!  \n\nAll in all, I will definitely return to the Salty Sow.  It wasn't the best meal I've ever had in Phoenix, but it was still excellent - from ambiance, to service, to food - and I can't wait to come back and sample some more of the menu.
__label__4 I don't want to \"boar\" you with a lengthy review, but I can't help but feel the need to sing the praises of this fine gastropub!  If there's such thing as Hog Heaven, we found it here.\n\nWe were fortunate enough to be right next to Salty Sow when we decided 1) we were ready for dinner, and 2) we didn't have any particular food or restaurant we were craving at the time.  I remembered driving past it before, and that it was a place I had been wanting to try. Go me!\n\nWe went inside and were greeted and seated promptly by the hostess.  Hungry AND no wait? Win!  The deco is modern with a farm/barn feel.  Lots of wood finishes, open layout, large centrally-located bar, and of course, the obligatory pig (and rooster) paintings on the wall.  So far, so good.\n\nWe sat down and were greeted by our servers (one vet, one newbie).  Guess what?  It was happy hour, and we were provided with the appropriate menu.  The beautiful thing about their happy hour is that you can get a number of things for $5 each (their \"bites\" and \"small plates\").  Did I mention the full bar? Yep--$2 off wells and their \"Signature Sips.\"  Bring me the rum, savvy?\n\nWe started off with the truffle deviled eggs appetizer ($5).  How do you make deviled eggs better, you ask?  Well, my friend, let me enlighten you.  You make them with a touch of truffle and top them with bacon bits.  I felt like I was bi-winning by that point. \n\nNext up, duck fat fries.  Duck.  Fat.  Fries.  From this day forward, I will evermore be disappointed with every french fry I eat that isn't a duck fat french fry.  Damn you, Salty Sow! You've ruined me!  They are fried in duck fat (Captain Obvious to the rescue), then topped with a 110-minute egg and served with hollandaise sauce for dipping (think Benedict style).  I'm fairly certain that by the time I got to the end, I had my nose in the plate and was \"rooting\" around for hidden morsels.\n\nNext came the main course, a trio of items we chose from the $5 selection to share.  My wife picked the Honey Rosemary Dipped Fried Chicken (with Cat Head Sweet Potato biscuit), and I chose the Spit-Roasted Pork Taco (with sweet onion slaw, pickled onions, smoked tomato salsa, and cilantro aioli) and the Beef Shoulder Taco (with fried egg, arugula, and feta).  Now, I preface this by saying I don't call myself the \"Taco Destroyer\" for nothing.  Ask my wife and friends...I have an unhealthy obsession with tacos.  These tacos were delicious.  I ate half of each and (begrudgingly) gave the rest to my wife.\n\nOMG thank the gods I did.  I've had chicken and biscuits.  I've had chicken and waffles.  I've never had this.  My mouth waters and my stomach grumbles just thinking of that blend of salty and sweet, soft biscuit and crunchy breading, juicy chicken..............................................Sorry! Drifted off there for a second fantasizing about it.  I can neither confirm nor deny if I squealed while eating it.  Is there such thing as tri-winning?  Did I mention it was only $5 for happy hour...and enough to share????\n\nNext stop, dessert.  I have to admit, there was a problem with dessert--that problem being we couldn't decide between the bananas foster (think bananas foster, dipped and deep fried in a monte cristo like breading, topped with powdered sugar, and served with caramel sauce and vanilla ice cream) and chocolate cake dessert (topped with whipped cream, raspberry sauce, and strawberries).  How to solve the problem? Order both, naturally.  Hey, if you're gonna go, go all out.  Sound delicious?  Multiply it by 10.  Then you might be getting close.  Maybe.  \n\nNeedless to say, we pigged out, thanked and tipped our waiters, and waddled to the car.  Pig puns aside, I only have one regret about the Salty Sow--we lived in Phoenix for an entire year before finding it.  My heart weeps to think of all those times I \"settled\" for a 4- or 5-star reviewed restaurant when I could have been dining here instead.
__label__1 I did salty sow on a Wednesday night. Good parking and nice dining room and bar. Decent tap beer list for a modern gastropub. It was nice to see the local Sun Up brew at a restaurant here in town. I ordered a $12 cheeseburger and asked them to hold the mustard. Of course it arrived covered in mustard. How can you taste anything when it is overpowered by mustard? I returned the cheeseburger and waited for the replacement. The manager was kind enough to bring me a couple deviled eggs while I waited. I tried one but all I could taste was lemon juice. When the replacement burger arrived, It was immediately evident that the cooks had gotten revenge. The patties were burnt beyond any recognition. I had never got to have a burger and the waitress had the Gaul to charge me for it. I won't go back. There are too many places that make good food and care.
__label__4 This place has a very pleasant environment. Lots of TV's.  Patio area is very well connected to the inside of the restaurant. Service is good but the best of all is the food.  Every dish I order is good and for appetizer the fried caramelized brusselsprouts are the best.
__label__1 I had TDS before and I will admit (and this is the reason for any stars), their internet is way faster.\n\nThat being said, watch what you sign.  We had a techincian fill out a form indicating that we had no invisible fence.  After realizing this we immediately called Charter and asked them to add a note to our account so the person burying the cable would not cut our fence.  As I'm sure you can guess, they just cut through it anyway.  I called, complained, and filed a claim.  Charter called me, told me to get it fixed and send over the invoice.  I did this, only to get a call and letter saying, just kidding we are denying this claim now.  They are just another criminal telecom company.
__label__4 Dream swirls is pretty awesome! I like the toppings! Frozen yogurt and cookie dough how could it not be 5 stars!
__label__4 I have been to this location several times and the owner has always been there -- greeting you as you walk in the door, asking how your day is going while the sandwich comes through the conveyor, ringing up the order, and sincerely thanking you for your business. I decided I just had to compliment this business as it's top-notch all around with well-prepared food, fresh ingredients, and the friendliest service in a quick-casual restaurant I've come across. \nI highly recommend this Quiznos and agree with a previous reviewer -- it IS one of a kind. If you are anywhere near Flamingo & Maryland Pkwy you won't regret checking it out.
__label__3 The Stand is one of my new favorite go to grab and go restaurants. All of their food is high quality, tasty and fresh. Stand-outs are the burger with cheese and grilled jalapenos and the fries. They also make a mean Arnold Palmer. My only complaint is their chicken taco which I wanted to like but is a bit too bland.
__label__3 Food was great had a Standard Burger with the Salty Dulce de Leche Shake!! Staff was super cool and will be back to try the short rib tacos for sure!
__label__4 This place is awesome! \n\nI'm always looking for a good burger and I don't have to look any further! I've passed this place several times and always wondered how good their food is. \n\nSo what did I do? I Yelped it and found out it had some pretty great reviews. \n\nI went with my sister on Saturday. We pulled in to the parking lot and already it was getting pretty busy for just opening (11am). We walked in and it was pretty small, but hey, these kinds of places usually are. \n\nThe menu is pretty limited when it comes to their burger. They have \"The Standard\". But when you make something right, why deviate from it? I got mine with jalapenos and we ordered some fries. \n\nIt was busy, so the wait was a little longer than we expected but it was definitely worth it. \n\nThe burger and fries are so fresh, hot and good! If I could just make one minor suggestion, it would be to toast the bun on the grill a little bit. I\n\nNeedless to say, I felt like a huge fatty after I left. I'd definitely come back again. I saw a woman eating some tacos. Maybe I'll try those next!
__label__4 OMG! I thought I'd grab a Burger to eat at home. No doing. That Burger smelled so good I had to have a bite. I'm only a little ashamed to say I ate the whole thing before leaving the parking lot. It reminded me of burgers hot off the grill from a drive in I frequented as a teen. Now the burger is the only thing I've tried here so its all I can speak to. Its two freshly grilled patties (I order mine with cheese which was melted into the patty just right), set atop your ordinary bun with cool veggies and a sauce that gives it a juicyness, yummm! Its messy but so good. Only bad thing is I live around the corner! I see lots of cheeseburgers in my future.
__label__3 Bring a bib and a smile. \n\nThe juiciest burger I've ever had, almost like a hamburger Au Jus sandwich. The downside is that it's quite the mess, but it's seriously adds to your quality of life to come here occasionally. \n\nOther downside is the size of the restaurant there really is no room and you will have to wait, but this is a great change of pace to any of the chains out there.
__label__3 Killer shakes (salted dulce de leche is my fav), delicious burgers and tacos.  Takes a while to get your food but so worth it.
__label__1 small menu.  too pricey.  I've had bigger and better burgers for that price.  the little girl who took my order wanted to know if I was going to add gratuity to my $27 bill.  for what?  you just took my order.  you didn't wait on me hand and foot.  I ordered to go.  the taco was so small I needed a magnifying glass to find it in the bottom of the bag.  the dulce de leche shake:  I told my son I could open up a can of that stuff at home for cheaper.
__label__4 Love The Stand!  Their short rib tacos are literally the best in town.  I love the sweetness from the red cabbage thing they've got going on in there and it's just super delicious.  The shakes are totally amazing and my husband and daughter love their burgers and fries!  We go at least twice a month! super yum!
__label__4 Gluten free! I love this place. I can't eat everything her including the fries and the gluten free bun didn't fall apart! The staff was friendly and happy. The shakes were to die for. This is our new go to spot for sure! It has a drive through as well, which is pretty convenient. I'm telling everyone I know about this place. So good!!!
__label__3 Great burgers, good fries and amazing guacamole, probably the best I've ever had from a restaurant. The wait is kinda long but worth it because you know it's bring made to order. The only reason i didn't give 5 stars it's because they forgot my bacon... Oh well though, it was still amazing.
__label__4 Really satisfied with the manner in which Jeremy and team take care of our 3/4 acre yard. Prompt, thorough, knowledgeable, dependable, good communicator. We are very pleased.
__label__0 I would prefer to give this dump 0 stars. Bad food, horrible service, and on top of that they tried to rip us off. Paid $175 for seats to watch superbowl with open bar service. The waitress was non-existant and we had to wait 30 mins/pitcher of beer at the bar. When we got our bill at the end of the game it included a built in 20% gratuity....$150! Took another hour to find a manager to argue with to get it removed. I wouldn't recommend this place to my worst enemy.
__label__0 Atmosphere didn't bother me; when we showed up we were three of five white people in the place, the others looked terrified lol. Waitress didn't know what a Thug Passion was and then asked if we were looking for drugs. All that was fine because the music was good and people were having fun. But one weak-ass drink sent us packing. If you don't know how to make cocktails then maybe stick to beer and wine.
__label__2 They have good bartenders there as well as good drinks.  The reason why I have to give  the place a 3 was because of the music.  I have been there a few times and I am a fan of rock and metal.  Being that the show Rock of Ages is next door you figure the bar would be playing rock or metal.  There are plenty of bars in Vegas that play hip hop or top 40 music.   Why can't a bar called Rockhouse play some rock??
__label__2 The segara boregi was absolutely delicious... that being said, I expected more from the lamb and the chicken kebabs I ordered. It wasn't even the fact that it wasn't on a stick, it was the portion size. For the price I payed I expect more than 2 ounces of meat. Basically I payed $9 for a bland portion of rice. The only reason I would consider returning would be to fill up on the appetizers.
__label__1 Love the food, but am VERY disappointed that I was charged 1.50 for a refill, when every other time I have been to Which Wich, it was only .50  I don't understand how they can get away with charging different prices.  It seems to me that the price should be the same nationwide...and I have been to several different locations nationwide...all only charged .50 !  This will definitely affect my decision about how often to come here.
__label__3 THEY'RE FOR REAL\n\nThe best feature of this nail salon is that their pedicure tubs are covered with a disposable plastic liner. This is the only nail salon I have found that offers this health care feature. I compare this to owning your bowling shoes versus renting. Which is more hygienic?\n\nOur most recent experience wasn't as enticing especially for my Yu-go Chauffeur.  Manicurist Jenny performance was as underwhelming as one could imagine. Fortunately I had Tara as my manicurist.
__label__1 Went in on Saturday to get a full set of nails. I asked for gel clear polish which I did not get but was charged for. And all the nails on my right hand are lifting off already and its only been two days!
__label__1 Not nearly as good as chipotle. The vegetables were not fresh, salsa was mediocre. Guacamole was blackened due to age, lousy iced tea . Big disappointment.
__label__1 I'm not a fan I'm trying to figure or what I didnt like.  Could be the quality of the ingredients. Maybe not the freshest. Like chipolte it tasted very salty.  I think I prefer chipolte.  I had a beef burrito. Maybe I like fresh carne asada.  Even filbertos has better flavor beef. The diet coke was very good.  I hated the hot salsa.
__label__1 The first time I went here I thought it was a good Yelp pick.  The last time I went here I shelled out $18 for a scramble without meat, and a large OJ.  If you come here with a party of four your tab would be close to $80.  $4.50 for a large OJ that was probably bought at Costco for $5 a gallon!?  Food is good, but not worth the high cost  and wait considering the location is in an industrial area.  I have been to hundreds of restaurants world-wide and know what is a reasonable cost for your meal.  Diners and Dives made it popular, but now I think they are gouging the customer for their product.  Cashier tried to justify costs, but the #s just don't add up.
__label__2 Quaint, home-style breakfast place. Visited for lunch after a hike in Papago Park. Ordered the hog n chick with a pancake for myself and a plain pancake for my daughter. The portion size was huge for the hog n chick. I got my eggs scrambled with cheese and the home fries. Both were okay, the home fries had a strong rosemary flavor. Came away from the meal $30 poorer. Could have easily gotten a similar meal at IHOP for much less.... Only difference, thick cut bacon.
__label__2 I love the food bacon was amazing!\nPancakes weren't fluffy or that good. :(\nBUT hate the noise!!!!!\nYou can even hear yourself eat. It was crowded and everyone was talking, it got so deafing you couldn't enjoy your meal. \nThey need to do something about the acoustics in the restaurant.
__label__4 We are breakfast at the airport location.  Great service and quality food.  We ordered The Five Spot and the Hog & Chick.  Bacon was excellent.  Just simple great quality food with a smile.
__label__1 meh..
__label__2 honestly, I don't think there is anything THaT great about this place. Worlds best waffles? I've made waffles just as good with a waffle maker in a college cafeteria ... they don't do anything special with these waffles either-the only option is to order one plain with a side of bacon.... I've ordered breakfast dishes here before and I'm pretty sure they make it taste good by using a lot of butter and salt. There is nothing else unique about how they cook the food... It is very run of the mill. If you are a fan of bacon, it's pretty damn good. The orange juice is Freshly squeezed and SO delicious, and for that I'll give this place 3 stars...
__label__2 Without hesitation, the food in good! But personally waiting up an hour is not good for me. If there's a way you can improve, that would be perfect! But I still come here when not in a hurry. :)
__label__2 If you love burgers, you will love the food at this place! Big juicy real meat burgers are as good as it can get!  Also love the free peanuts they offer!  If I was to rate the burger for quality & taste only, it would be 5 stars. That's the positives.\nFor me, the bun is too soft and tends to get soggy.  The girl who handles the money also hands you your drink cups with her dirty fingers all over the Top Rim of your cup. As for the decor, if you like sitting at tables surrounded by sacks of potatoes, you're gonna love this place!
__label__4 Highly recommend! \nWe have white carpets and with two dogs and a nine year old son, my carpets needed some love.  My husband and I were even considering replacing the carpet. So glad I called Care-Pro first! I am unbelievably happy with their work. I have like new carpets. My gorgeous white carpets have been brought back to life. Even the dingiest most high traffic areas look brand new. \nQuality work! Friendly employees!
__label__4 This is a wonderful barre studio.  I got hooked on barre at the Village, but (at least when I was a member) there were only two classes a week!  Karve has several classes a day - enough that there is no excuse for skipping.  It also helps that Karve is right next door to Daydreams so someone can watch the little ones for me too. Flexible schedule and babysitting - there go my excuses.  \n\nEvery single instructor is wonderful, challenging, upbeat and professional.  The staff here is just incredible. They really really know what they are doing AND there is usually at least one other instructor in the class actually taking the class.  Got to admit - I like it that the instructors take the classes too and that they also shake and struggle through thigh work!  I appreciate that there is a \"formula\" to the class, but that even after about 50 classes, I have not been bored.  \n\nAnd finally, I really like the other women that go to Karve.  It is a beautiful place to spend an hour.
__label__1 Lol\u00eb vs Lululemon... Grand combat! Mais dans mon coeur, la deuxi\u00e8me marque restera toujours ma favorite. D\u00e9sol\u00e9e Lol\u00eb si je te blesse en ces quelques mots, j'ai pourtant essay\u00e9, mais tes produits ne m'ont pas s\u00e9duites au point de trahir Lulu. Triste sort, oui je sais. Mais je ne peux \u00eatre infid\u00e8le \u00e0 Lulu, tu comprends?! N'en parlons, cela serait trop douloureux pour toi, Lol\u00eb ... ;)
__label__4 First and foremost they deliver and at a very low cost. We had three kabob meals. Chicken, steak, and vegetable. All came with plenty of sides. Everything was fresh and hot. Delivery was fast and friendly. Price is right. This place is fantastic and no doubt we will be enjoying many more meals from here.
__label__4 Phenomenal. Great service, great food, good price. No idea how they get chicken to taste that good.
__label__0 Went to a co workers going away dinner. Food took a very long time to arrive. Glasses sat empty, wasn't many customers couldn't understand why service was so slow. Mandatory 18% is a real kick in the junk when the service is terrible. The wait wouldn't be so bad but the atmosphere is dull and boring. \n\nFinally got our food a full 65 minutes after ordering. There were only 3 tables of customers. Certainly not enough to justify a slow kitchen.\n\nThe cooked food came out cold, the raw food for those that wanted to grill at the table came out the same time as the cooked food, so they spent even more time waiting. \n\nOverall a pretty terrible experience waiting. The staff made no effort to apologize for the wait implying its standard practice.\n\nI had the Yakisoba; it was mediocre at best. I've been to Korea, this isn't nearly as good.\n\nAt the end when I paid it felt like an injustice was being done. Restaurant also wasn't in the best neighborhood.\n\nMy feisty gay friends were very unhappy (pictured)\n\nIt took 20 minutes to get OUR CHECK and we were the only customers
__label__4 Mike is one of the most honest mechanics I have met. I took my vehicle in to find out why it wouldn't start. He didn't repair anything, he found the problem and told me what to replace myself. Just had to pay the diagnosis fee. He will be getting more of my business in the future.
__label__2 Stopped at this Macy's to kill a lil time. Took back a Guess watch that was purchased recently and appeared to be a lemon. After some strong negotiations and resistance from a sales associate manager Frankie was called to the scene. Frankie heard us out, inspected the watch then took the issue to her general manager. Finally it was approved to do a even exchange for a new Guess watch...so I was refitted and on my way (:
__label__1 This Macy's don't have many stuff. It's a department store. So you'd think they have close to everything. Nope.\n\nI usually go just to see if they have what I saw on the Macy's website or the app but it's never there. So I end uo trying something similar with similar color and going ovwr to Southpark anyway to actually get the product. \n\nFor girls, on the other hand, is a different story. I know it doesn't have many stuff but my wife always finds something. They are just born like that. Kind of kike how men would probably get food better out in the wild I guess.
__label__4 I got my minx lashes done Tuesday night and they are amazing !!!!! Just amazing !!!! Mingi did my lashes such a cutie pie :) I truly enjoyed my first experience with minx lashes. Mingi answered all of my questions ; which I had a lot lol . My eyes look so good and these lashes definitely make them pop. Thank you so much Mingi for my new glam eyes!!!! I can't stop looking at them hee hee :) I am most definitely coming back again and again for the minx lashes . \nGot so many compliments on how natural they look. \n\nThank you ;\nTee Insix
__label__2 I first went to schaffers when I was beginning my search for my wedding dress, and I have to say they have a great selection. However, I did not find the dress of my dreams, even though they did spend a significant amount of time helping me out. I returned a month later to find a sash and a veil. Once again-- great selection, but I was disappointed with their follow through. After I selected a $365 veil and a sash over the weekend, they told me they would check on the availability of the veil on Monday, so I could get an expected time of delivery. The week passed, and I still have not heard back from them. I ended up going elsewhere, due to their poor follow through skills.
__label__3 Mingo Is all about having a good time and is one of the restaurants that is keeping up with the atmosphere Downtown Las Vegas has created. Very relaxed, fun, and community-centric. \n\nThe food here does not take itself very seriously and that's not a bad thing, at all. The food here is definitely designed to make you feel comfortable yet still make you feel as though you aren't eating at home. A perfect example of this is their open faced egg sandwich. This is a meal any college student is probably vaguely familiar with due to it's simplicity and deliciousness. Mingo however takes that feeling of comfort, adds some delicious fotina gruyere, avocado, and thick cut bacon and serves a sandwich that is unforgettable.\n\nI highly recommend this restaurant if you are simply looking for a place to come relax, eat, drink, and feel cultured.
__label__4 Sin City vapor.... they're the ones that enabled me! Ooooh, I was like a fish to bait, and  now I'm hooked on vaping. \n\nThis place is a stone's throw away from my apartment. So I go a lot. It's not my favorite vape shop, but what gives them 5+ stars is their great customer service. They are knowledgeable and ready to help. Unfortunately, they're always busy, every time I walk in there's 3-4 other customers (rare for a vape shop) so I've had to wait, but it was worth it. \n\nI just bought a cartomizer there the other day, and the Asian guy showed me how to use it and primed it for me! Wow, talk about customer service. They're also friendly about sampling their liquids. They have stools and don't pressure you into buying but you can hang out and sample as many liquids as you want. Very cool. \n\nThey've also got great prices on their cartomizers, it's $5 for one and if you buy 4, you get the 5th free.  \n\nUnfortunately I'm not a fan of their liquid, which they custom make for you at your specific nic level. Some flavors are great, such as Peaches or Pears, but I've noticed their liquids have a bite and they're not vapable all day. Their Clove flavor at a high nic level was the worst. It tore up my throat and mouth. But other flavors, such as Smooth Cowboy, I've been able to vape all day with no problems. \n\nAll in all, Sin City has a special place in my heart as my first vape shop. The only thing I wish they did was carry other people's liquids. There's so many good e-liquids creators out there, it's hard to limit oneself to one.
__label__0 Jim Barker, Debbie Wilson and Ashley Ford.  Avoid!  My loan went pass the date and the sellers are pissed and put in a 3 day cure notice.  Now they are asking for items that they should of asked for weeks ago.  I don't think they even open the Email that I sent them, unprofessional and I will probably lose this house and money because of there mistakes.  Process was the worst, thank God we got the house
__label__4 Simply the best steak sandwich in pittsburgh! The meat is amazing and the staff friendly and helpful. The gentleman working the counter even offered to come around to explain all the chef's homemade sauces to us. I will be back again and again!
__label__4 Seriously? More than a 100 reviews, and an average 5 star rating on Yelp? It's certainly rare to find a restaurant with 5 stars after this number of reviews.  I had to try it to believe it.\n\nFood (9.5/10) = Simply incredible.  The first time I visited Gaucho, I went with the most frequently mentioned Yelp item - the carne (steak) sandwich.  This sandwich is HUGE!  Generous portions of a cut of your choice.  I go for the ribeye, which is a great choice for flavor.  Other components of the sandwich include roasted red bell peppers, onions, chimmi churri sauce.  The bread just absorbs all the juices from the meat and roasted peppers, not letting any flavor go to waste.\n\nIf a sandwich is not your thing, there's certainly a variety of other proteins for your choosing, both from the land and sea.  I was surprised and impressed with how absolutely delicious Gaucho's camarones (shrimp) were.  I'm always weary of ordering seafood if I'm not near the coast line, with the concern for freshness.  But goddamn, these shrimps were hella succulent.  Sooo succulent.\n\nOther worthy proteins include the chorizo, chicken, and flank steak.\n\nIf you're in the mood for some vegetables, Gaucho's grilled corn, and their mix of asparagus, portabello, onions, peppers, zuchinni, are also great choices.\n\nIf you still need more flavor, there are 4 sauces to help enhance the experience:   1) chimmi churri (fresh herbs, garlic, extra virgin olive oil, vinegars), 2) pimenton (charred pepper, garlic, fresh herbs, extra virgin olive oil), 3) ajo (roasted garlic, fresh herbs & extra virgin olive oil), 4) cebolla (carmelized onion, rosemary, thyme, vinegars & extra virgin olive oil)\n\nService (10/10) = Family owned business are always great.  The two brothers running this joint never fail in making you feel welcome, and are full of energy and enthusiasm for the food they prepare.\n\nAmbiance (8.0/10) = The place is small and cozy, and unfortunately there are only a handful of stools for people to sit on, as they enjoy the greatness of Gaucho.\n\nOverall Opinion = Incredible food.  Awesome service.  What more could you possibly want?  Well, my only annoyance with this place are their business hours and the very limited number of seats for people to chill out and enjoy their food.  I heard they are about to expand, so this will solve the latter issue.  Their business hours were a major influence on why it took me more than half a year after moving to Pittsburgh to finally visit this place.  It would be great if they opened until at least 8 or 9 pm.  It would also be great if they opened on Sundays.  Nevertheless, their business is thriving, and certainly not short on customers.  Like I said in the beginning of this review, Gaucho had an average of 5 stars after 100 reviews.  I now understand why.  It is TRUTH!  Now make your pilgrimage to this fine establishment in the Strip District.
__label__3 I'm impressed with the smoked wood aroma that ultimately made us turn back in our tracks to go see what this place had to offer.  You step in and immediately you're in clear view of the grill with the wonderful & tasty creations going on right before your eyes.  Staff is knowledgeable and explained the menu quite well as this was our first time here. \n\nOur order was taken promptly and we headed out to the quaint patio to choose our table as the place was quickly getting busy. They offer a delectable choice of sauces to complement the main entr\u00e9e. The garlic was by far my favorite. Although, each sauce added a certain flair to every bite of steak. We ordered a regular size order of the skirt steak- the portions were more than plenty. A side of rice,  and a roasted corn completed our meal. Presentation was great. They used wooden oblong plates that added a certain element to the dish.\n\nOur order was brought out to our table surprisingly fast.  The skirt steak was tender, juicy and seasoned just right and served with a fresh baby greens salad and a slice of buttery toast. The roasted corn was tasty. The yellow saffron rice was good. The empanadas were okay. Overall,  the food was delectable and I will be back to try the rest of the menu offerings. (I'm giving it four stars due to the fact that they didn't have a bathroom for patrons)...
__label__3 What a hidden gem! The food was out of this world amazing and the service was lightning fast. Can't wait to come back!
__label__0 Long story short: really terrible coffee.\n\nHumble Lion's espresso is undrinkable. It is extremely bitter, acidic, and thin (almost no crema). It's so bad you can smell how sour it is before even putting it to your lips. A shameful amount of sugar was needed to make mine palatable. I don't know what the problem is, but I hope the owners read this and take note. It's also expensive at $3 a cup, but to be fair the amount served is more like a double than a ristretto.\n\nThe cafe has an otherwise pleasant ambiance but the music is played at bar volumes, which makes working, reading, and even having a conversation more difficult.
__label__3 This caf\u00e9, conveniently situated opposite McGill, is a very good addition to the downtown scene. The coffee is excellent, and the owner Jason and his colleagues provide friendly service. The pastries, which come from a small bakery in the east end, are delicious (think muffins like mother used to make). I drop in as often as I can.
__label__0 all I can say is less than impressed! most toys that required batteries were broken and the great play area was something that I could get for free at any local park or burger king. when chicken is the only thing on your menu you how is it possible that you run out of chicken???  even worse in the advertisement it states that there are staff members to look after the kids and Wi-Fi, surprise surprise neither was available. basically none of the things that were promised were actually available... groupon should check these place out before deciding to do business with them.
__label__0 Stopped in for lunch after taking in the 7th Ave Street Fair.  I ordered the Parmesan crusted Swiss cheese burger with fries and my husband had the pastrami.  Yuck.  After waiting over 30 minutes for our order, Parmesan crusted cheese burger came out with no Parmesan crust, American cheese, limp lettuce, tomato, and a pre fab grey cooked frozen burger.  Fries were soft awful.  My husband's pastrami had one measly piece of meat on it.  A few bites into it, we decided it wasn't worth the calories and left. Complaining would have done no good, they were swamped from the street fair and really didn't care.  Bathroom was a dirty mess, too.  Won't be back.
__label__2 Hearty portions and quick service but the food left some to desire. The hashbrowns were extra crispy and you would've thought the middle layer was left out. Then when my friend and I went to pay, the lady was super confused on how to ring up our bill separately and it took us forever to pay & get outta there.
__label__4 Had the biscuits special it was really good and a big portion of food. Ordered a side of sausage which I shouldn't have cause it was a lot of food. County style potatoes are the way to go!!! My lady had the eggs Benedict and it was alright little too buttery. Our daughter had the kids Mickey Mouse pancake it was big too and very good and fluffy. It's a little pricey but you do get what you pay for good food and large portion. Would go back again.
__label__2 If the name of your place is \"Biscuits\" then I would think that your biscuits would be amazing, these were eh at best.
__label__1 Everything was mediocre to below average. With so many other area options like Corbin's, Timo and North Mountain Brewing there is no reason for me to ever go back to Spoke and Wheel. It is too bad since I always hope a good restaurant will open in this building. None have lasted long so it may be the layout or location. They should level it and start from scratch.
__label__2 The husband and I went to Spoke and Wheel last weekend to check out their awesome happy hour! I have been to Timo a few times and liked it very much, so was excited for S & W. We sat at the bar so we had access to their 'bar only' menu of specials. This was cool because they had food specials at the bar prior to having the specials for happy hour in the rest of the restaurant and the specials were slightly different. We got a cheeseburger with fries (7$), guac and house made chips (4$), and wings (7$ I think...). We also had the sangria and beer, which were good and affordable at 5$. The food all sounded good, but none of it was anything terribly spectacular. The burger has house ground meat and house made buns.... sounds great, right? Well, it was good, but it lacked some flavor. I know it was a very simple burger, and their menu has several other burgers on it that look more delicious, but I was a little disappointed with this one (would definitely go back to try one of their 'fancy' burgers though). The garlic fries were delish. The wings were standard wings, good, but just typical. The guac was good, but I wish it was spicy.... the house made chips were nicely done, though, they were thin and crispy. I would definitely give this place another chance, but it just isn't at the top of my list at this moment since nothing really stood out (prices were good though!).
__label__0 DO NOT EVER GET TAKEOUT FROM HERE! It is so poorly made, cold and way below standards. We live in the neighborhood and have eaten in the restaurant. The food is good but since we have a baby and a busy schedule, takeout is a great thing for us...Not here! I have literally ordered the same thing dine in/take out and geez! They just don't give a damn! Seriously. It's like they are trying to turn away customers
__label__2 There are a lot of items on the buffet. Not the best I have had nor the worst. Went for dinner on 2/21/2013.  The pho soup was bland. Did not try the hibachi. There were a variety of sushi rolls, but I would not get them again. Orange chicken was good. Would not rush back.
__label__0 SAVE YOUR MONEY!!! MOVE ON TO THE NEXT PLACE!!!\n\nwent there on Xmas place was empty and this should have been a clue!!\n\nfood was cold and many pans were empty. i made one trip to the buffet and took one bite of each dish and from the look on my girlfriends face i could see that she was going to try to make this work. At that point i decided it was time to leave. \n\nI spoke to the cashier, told her that i was unhappy with the food that was out and she tried to negotiate with me. I told her that this was unacceptable and that i wanted my money back and she only wanted to give me half of my money back. i just wanted to leave and go somewhere else so I agreed.\n\nlike i said at the beginning move on, I would could  have rated zero stars if i could have
__label__1 Really confused about the high star rating here...  I was actually excited for airport food due to the high Yelp reviews.  Should have dialed down my expectations?  I got the teriyaki chicken with brown rice.  The rice and chicken were both really dry.  The veggies were soggy.  \n\nService was great, unlike some other posters, but that did not make up for the food.  Maybe I ordered the wrong thing?  \n\nPrice was right - under $10 for food with tax.
__label__1 Genghis Grill is usually one of my favorite fast food restaurants, but I was pretty disappointed with this location. Usually, much of the Genghis Grill experience comes from hand-picking your ingredients, preparing your bowl with different combinations of meats, rices/noodles, vegetables, sauces, and seasonings, then watching it all come together on a huge hibachi-esque grill. The airport location does away with all that, and ultimately you're left with unsatisfying, generic takeout-quality Asian food.\n\nI ordered the Chicken Teriyaki bowl, which fell way short of my expectations. First off, it was way too salty and oily - there was practically a layer of oil at the bottom of the container when I was done. There was also a very skewed ratio of carrots and onions to chicken and rice, which generally just didn't make for a very appetizing or pleasant meal.\n\nThe customer service at this location is great, and the line moves quickly. I really, really can't say much that is supportive about the food quality here, though. Next time I'm in CLT, I'm positive that I won't be eating here.
__label__0 Ok I know it's in an airport. But this was by far the most flavor less, bland Asian food I've ever had! Bland and Asian rarely go together.  But this food had NONE. Let me be specific. I ordered the Beef bowl. They claim it was marinated. But in what? Must have been water. While I don't claim to be a salt a holic, this food was devoid of any salt whatsoever. Even adding salty soy sauce didn't help much.\n\nSo IF you must eat at the Charlotte airport, just go next door to the Carolina BBQ place which is FAR better! Or really any other place other than Blando Grill.
__label__2 Not sure what all of the fuss is about. Overpriced foods that I can make at home. The only thing I would actually pay for again is the green smoothie. Oh and the jicama fries are terrible.
__label__0 So I was excited to try a new place. I loved the country music but that is about all. After being seated at a very wet table I sat for almost 10 minutes and was never greeted by a waitress. Many walked by me, but no one stopped to say hello. So my husband and I left.  Will never be back. Sorry. I love to support my Chandler restaurants, but that was horrible service.
__label__0 Stopped in a little before 5 p.m. yesterday, but was never served. I didn't know what I wanted to drink so the first strike was on me. But once I was talked into the house IPA, the beer never came despite me staring at the tap in front of me. I was sitting at the bar. There was some major drama involving some old-timers at the opposite end of the bar on a price dispute. Bartender went to resolve the issue and passed by me a few times going to visit manager and back. The old-timers were doing their best to agitate the bartender even after resolution and they succeeded. She passed by again and I said to forget it. On top of that the WiFi was down. It was a poisonous environment, thanks largely to the crusty customers, but I decided this was no place to wind down after work.
__label__1 Used to have great service, and super food when previous mgmt were there up to the summer 2014.... since then the service and food has gone downhill\nI had dinner there Oct 12 and the Cobb salad was very bland. The chicken was cold and very dry... I liked the previous mgmt who were very professional and ensured quality food. Now the management is non-existent and the place has lost its appeal. Food and service is subpar. Wont be going back..\n.
__label__4 Great steak cuts, perfectly prepared, nice hot plate. Sides were awesome and service very good! We will go back.
__label__4 Dined here last night with a friend and received stellar, one-of--a-kind service from another good friend and master sommelier, Darren Lutz, who makes any dining experience unparalleled! Knowing Mr. Lutz' expertise in all things culinary and oenological, I left it up to him to make the food and wine choices for us. Starting with a gorgeous Nebbiolo coupled with a nice olive and onion tapenade and crostini, then on to a beautiful Caesar salad prepared tableside; then, finishing with a very nice Amarone along with the Pappardelle - made of a hearty veal stew, battuto, tomatoes, Porcini mushrooms, white wine, handmade pasta, and Asiago cheese - this was an outstanding gastronomic event. Add to all that sophisticated, cosmopolitan ambiance, attentive, friendly staff (all), and very reasonable prices, Andiamo is a sensuous feast that shouldn't be missed if you want to do Vegas in style!
__label__4 My wife and I were staying on the strip and went down to Fremont street for the evening to see the light display and have dinner. We walked one side of the street and figured we would eat before the light display. As luck would have it we were right outside Andiamo. At that stage we had no idea how lucky we were about to be.\n We walked in and were asked if we had a reservation when we said no they said not a problem would we like a table or a booth. This restaurant has the feel of old world Vegas, a real throw back. We opted for a booth. Within seconds John who was our server came and greeted us, he took a drink order and came back with our drink and bread.\n  Lobster bisque was out of this world good, Steaks were out standing and the desserts were awesome just had troubling picking 1 to try. We will be back here the next time we are in Vegas, its worth the trip just for dinner even if you have no interest in Fremont street itself.
__label__4 What a delightful surprise!\n\nI generally am not a big fan of downtown or its currently available cuisine. After seeing the Wizard of Oz at the Smith Center we decided to grab a bite downtown. I raised an eyebrow but went with it, and I'm so glad I did!\n\nThe feel is very traditional, old school steakhouse. We enjoyed:\n\n-Riesling\n-Champagne\n-Oysters\n-Lobster Bisque\n-Caesar Salad\n-Hand made pasta (I added mushrooms and red pepper flakes, so delicious)\n-Ribeye\n\nEverything was delicious. My favorite dishes were the oysters and the pasta. I am very particular about noodle texture and Andiamo's texture was spot on.\n\nWe were too full for dessert but I will definitely indulge our next visit!
__label__4 Outstanding service, food and overall experience.  From the moment we got to the restaurant til the time we left our experience was definitely 5 stars.   Our appetizer of calamari and house bread  with olive oil was delicious.  We then had seafood risotto and chilean sea bass for our main course.  They were very well prepared and presented.  Can't wait to try the rest of the menu on my next visit.
__label__4 This restaurant is a class act from top to bottom! My gf and I have ate here around 10 plus xxx, we have requested Carl as our server each time, he is great, never disappoints. Food and service are top notch, definitely my favorite steak house in Vegas! ---8 yr resident
__label__2 This place was pretty good. It was their first week, so I think they were ironing out some kinks. I will try to g0 back and will post an updated review.\n\nThe boba was tasty and the drink was good. I liked how clean and neat the restaurant. It had a fun vibe to it.\n\nI had never been to a boba place and tried to find out what to order and how to order. The girl was not super knowledgeable and didn't really help much. So that was a little disappointing. The place was also expensive for boba. Because of the price, I probably won't be going to often.
__label__2 This place is pretty cool. They have 70\" LED TVS on opposite walls. A cool place to hang out and socialize. Nice colors in the interior and it's clean--the bathroom, too. Cute Asian girls making Boba is always a plus. Mexican girls too. And a Mexican guy at the cash register--Don't know why....jk.  \n\nAnyway the boba is ok....powdery..too sweet...well i guess all boba drinks are made from powder. I wish they have fresh durian or something. But its tastes ok to me..If I'm in the area, but wont drive from Phoenix.
__label__4 Reliable, trustworthy auto shop! \nTook my Dodge Ram 1500 in for an evaluation, which was free. Another shop stated I need to have my rack & pinon replaced, radiator was leaking, thermostat was stuck open, and the  temp sensor was bad. Wanted to charge a lot to repair all items, $1500.00.\nI always get second and third opinions and I'm glad I did.  Yelped auto shops in Goodyear, called and was able to get in the next day. Phil was the one that looked over my truck and was very honest. Said that he wouldn't recommend the rack & pinon replacement because the leak was dried up, no wet dirt. Plus most rack & pinon do leak at first. He also said that the sensor was not bad and that the thermostat was the issue and that I did need a radiator since it was leaking.\nIn all, the write up was very reasonable and I went ahead with the work. Had it back by the end of the day.\nI will definitely be having this shop perform ALL maintenance on my vehicles!\nThanks so much for your honestly Litchfield Auto Repair
__label__1 I was suffering multiple G.I. symptoms, like stomach ache and bloated belly (intestine area). The doc immediately ordered a very expensive endoscopy procedure ($3000 total WITH insurance). He said I could try different meds to find out what is wrong if I didnt want to do the procedue. But I have no clue it would have cost so much and didnt want to wait months after months of trial and error with meds so I did it. \n\nWhen I went back to see the results, he was only going to prescribe meds for my stomach, not telling me what I should do with my unusual bloatedness that is way below the stomach area. I reminded him my intestinal bloatedness was about to cause me to explode, and it's not just in the stomach, it's in my small intestines, he turned all sarcastic on me and asked why didn't I tell him what to do now because I sounded like I am the doctor. He could have told me something like all G.I. problems are connected why dont we start by treating your stomach, instead of having a power trip with a patient who was asking questions only because her body was feeling super uncomfortable and she just wanted to find out what is wrong and fix it!!!! What a pity, I thought I found a charming and caring doctor in the beginning. \n\nThe procedure itself was really smoothly done. I felt the anesthesia going into the IV and 2 counts later I passed out. When I woke up, everything was done! It was like a miracle. It just cost a lot of money and I'm not sure if it was necessary in my case.
__label__4 Really great Thai food with amazing prices! My favorites are the Pad Kee Mao and the Golden Fried Thai Rice! The place is small and feels like you're in their home! I'd definitely recommend it to everyone!
__label__3 My friend loves this place. Not huge Into Thai but gave it a try. Was impressed. Place is nice and clean. Ample room and service is amazing. A had curry and rice. Good was great for my first time. Will surely return and try different items on the menu. Brought my kid and didn't see anything on the menu specially for little kids. Employee offered to specially make a bowl of rice and chicken with vegetables. Really cool.\n\n\nCheck it out.
__label__0 I gave it 0 Star. Arrived at 5pm and got seated but no menus were given. At 5:10pm asked for menus. Ordered food at 5:20pm. Got my 2 Thai Iced teas at 5:23pm, nice service is picking up! At 5:45pm asked why food hasn't arrived yet and was told that they are backed up and seeing the table behind us which ordered 10 minutes after us getting their order. Walked out at 5:55pm and still no food. Sad place for restaurant, could not even get a Shrimp Fried Rice in 35 minutes.....
__label__3 I've frequent this establishment a couple of times for takeout. Each time I got the hot and sour soup. I decided to dine in tonight because I wasn't feeling well. The restaurant was half full, yet quiet. My hearty shrimp in lobster sauce was delicious and filling. I didn't realize just how hungry I was until I saw the bottom of the dish! \n\nThe staff was very pleasant, but they speak Chinese. I found it difficult to understand them at times. They sent their best English-speaking guy to my table and I was able to order a dish that wasn't on the menu (yay!).
__label__1 Had a lunch special today as a takeout.  I couldn't believe the prices of the lunch specials starting at 5.95 for:  choice of dish, choice of rice, egg roll and soup.  There were also specials in the 6.95 and 7.95 pricing depending on what you wanted to eat.  For the 5.95 that I selected, I had  shredded pork with dried tofu. The died tofu intrigued me as I had never had it before.  I asked that it be made spicy.  My choice of rice was brown rice which is usually up charged in chinese restaurants.  Not here.  I also got the egg drop soup and an egg roll with the order.  Despite great value on this meal and the generosity of the portion, I would not have called the dish tasty.  Usually pork dishes taste really good.  There was some spiciness as requested but it was made spicy by using hot szechuan oil which made the dish quite a bit greasy.  The egg roll and egg drop soup were fine, but nothing to write home about.  I hope that restaurants in the Chinese Cultural Center up their game.  They should be serving some of the best Chinese food in Phoenix.
__label__1 I was very excited to find Peking Duck highlighted on the front of this restaurant as I walked by.   A few days later I called ahead to ensure they had time to prepare properly.  With great anticipation I arrived to discover very poor approximation of the real thing.    The skin was not separated from a large layer of fat (yuk!), meat was overcooked, pancakes were thick and incorrect.    Maybe some of the other dishes are good (I didn't try any), but the Peking Duck ... bu hao chi!
__label__0 100% disappointment....I'll even go so far as to say it was a pretty horrifying experience.\n\nSince my boyfriend and I were coming to a friend's wedding in Vegas after two weeks in China and Japan, we decided to cheap out and stay at this Howard Johnson location. The Bellagio (where the wedding was held) wasn't really in the budget so we opted for the normally reliable HoJo. Usually perfect for a few night, no-frills stay, we didn't hesitate to book a room for Thursday through Sunday.  \n\nAfter walking through the vacant parking lot, we received the keys from reception and entered into a moldy mess with a bathroom floor caked with dirt and grime. After trying to stay in the room for a night, we decided to ask for a switch. \n\nThe next morning, they switched us to a seemingly cleaner room on the second level. Merely hours later, they issued the same room to someone else, so we woke from a jetlagged nap to a group of guys trying to get into the room.\n\nBy nightfall, the bathroom light stopped working and never went on again. At various points in our stay, the toilet would not flush and the sink faucet wouldn't turn on. \n\nOverall, just an atrocious experience. This was a little over a week ago and I just read a review someone posted today about the motel's plumbing issues. This is just ridiculous.\n\nI suppose you get what you pay for - but this place STILL isn't worth the inexpensive rate.
__label__3 Empire Today was easy to work with.  The sales person, Richard M. was very professional and took his time explaining everything.  I originally had two jobs scheduled with them but end up with only one.  \n\nEclipse Flooring was the subcontractor who ended up putting in some vinyl tiles in the laundry room and two bathrooms.  They showed up on time and verified the material was right.  The job was fairly small but entailed a lot of work.  They had to remove the washer and dryer from the small laundry area which was a bit of a challenge.  They also had to remove both toilets.\n\nThe craftsmanship they displayed was top-notch.  The supervisor stopped by for a few minutes to ensure everything was on track.  The crew was very professional and knows what they are doing.  It is backbreaking work and I appreciated them taking time to ensure all of the old material was removed before putting down the new tiles.\n\nEmpire Today did everything they promised and a price I found reasonable.  There customer service department was very responsive when I had questions.  They were also very polite when I canceled one of the orders within the three-day cancellation period.  I would consider using them again in the future.
__label__0 update: i had the van towed directly from their store to Japanese Car Service across town because i did not trust that they had done what they said they would. they told me the transmission line problem was fixed and assured me it was good to drive.\n\ngood thing i had it towed. \n\nJapanese Car Service told me that the car was leaking fluid so badly that they had no idea to tell what it was. they said that it'd cost $180 to just clean it up and replace the transmission fluid hose before they could check on any other leak. i told them to go ahead and do those repairs.\n\nafter that was done they called back to say they could not see any further additional leak but mentioned that the lug nuts on the front tire was not the right kind and it was dangerous to drive it that way. they are going to replace them for us for just a few bucks.\n\nthe fact the lug nuts were bad was a surprise because Firestone had told us the same thing a while back and had told us that they were going to replace them with the right part.\n\ni general do not attribute to malice what can be explained by incompetence, so this is some of the biggest incompetence i've ever been the recipient of.\n\nit's a good thing i've found an honest mechanic even if it is across town.
__label__4 They were so extremely helpful. I had a million questions about my hair and wigs  vs my hair and extensions and she was very informative!
__label__2 I have to say some items are overpriced. The bubble tea is nice. The food is ok for me.
__label__1 Just not the same taste as the Rose Tea in Squirrel Hill. We always get the fried pork chop rice, but the one on Craig st is less crispy and the seasoning is a bit lacking. The rice is different too (sort of like a friend rice but not really), and instead of pickled cabbage and carrots, you get a mix of frozen/canned corn and peas or something. \n\nWill stick with the one in Squirrel Hill.
__label__4 The performers are amazingly talented. The songs made my body shake with excitment. I notice that there were a total of about 6 people under the age of 55. Price is reasonable, teather is small and intimate which makes it for a good view from pretty much anywhere you seat. \nSandra -
__label__3 You had me at Shrimp with Mayo!\nWhen I heard a group of friends were meeting here for some Soju, I couldn't say no after seeing the menu.\nHappy Hour from 6-8pm is a good deal to try some of their soju. All drinks are half priced. The Strawberry Soju was like kool-aid, but I fell in love with the Yogurt Soju...tasted like a creamsicle! Plain bottles of soju can be consumed as well, it's smooth and has more kick than it's flavored counterpart. There is beer as well if you're not the adventurous type.\nSo onto the food. I got my Shrimp with Mayo (15$) batter dipped decent sized shrimp were crisp and tasty with a sweet sauce covering them. I would've loved a spicy dipping sauce on the side to cut some of the sweetness. Their portion was big, so I encourage sharing. So we also got the Cheese Pork Cutlet...OMG! Yum! I'd go back just for the food.\nLove the atmosphere with the light up color changing tables. Lots of room, not crowded. Staff was pretty good about keeping up with us. The  K-Pop videos playing in the background is an interesting \"something different\" to watch and listen to while enjoying your food and drink. A downside was that there were some smokers in the bar and we got wiffs of it at times, but it wasn't \"smoky\" like a lot of places and it also gets really loud.\nThank you again for Yelp, otherwise we would've never even known this place existed.
__label__3 Fantastic place, great decor and great food/drinks. Very different from what Ive seen anywhere else, puts you in that perfect mood to eat, drink and just hang. Try the Sonju Yogurt alcoholic drink, you'll thank me for that one, killer! Well done guys!!
__label__1 Drinks were good but they need to work on their anju!! Serving deep fried pre-frozen costco purchased item is not going to cut it!!!
__label__0 We got a groupon to try out this place. Service was awful and the staff totally ignored us. Food was alright but over priced. It was a $30 groupon. However, we only received $28 credit on the bill. For the service alone, we will definitely never go back.
__label__1 Waited 15 minutes for my iced cafe mocha. On top of that took another 15ml minutes for my sub & bread bowl soup to come out. Were they busy? Nope. Was it worth waiting? Not quite. I really wanted to leave and I usually would but I paid already so BOO. But food and coffee was decent enough to feed my starving face. Tummy is full and I guess it wasn't all that bad after all. They just need proper training. That is all.
__label__2 I brought my car here based on the very positive reviews. While they are very friendly and honest, the service was way overpriced. I came here for simple cleaning for my system, and it cost about $100 extra in comparison to what other shops charge for the exact service. After the cleaning was done, they didn't test whether my system was working correctly or not and said that they only did the cleaning. For the price, I expected at least a test.\n\nI needed an additional service for my car, but I won't do it in this shop because it's overpriced. Other than that, they're friendly and have a nice arcade waiting area.
__label__4 Oh my goodness. I didn't know what outstanding auto service was until I came to Rebel Auto!!!! So professional. So kind. The free play arcade while you wait? AWESOME! It isn't like a cheap gimmick. It's legit!!! The price is perfect - way better than what the dealer charges for my  2 year old car. I couldn't believe how fast they got my oil change done, either. And they gave me recommendations but didn't pressure me. Being new to the area, I'm so glad I found Rebel Auto. I believe they have gained a customer for life!
__label__1 Clean...food is good...activities are cool....but they will nickle & dime you to death. Way too expensive. The manager and some employees are tools. The managers seem angry. They begin by tell us that we are wrong. I won't be returing. It's amazing how one bad experience with an employee or manager can make you want to not want to return.....as well as tell all your friends not to go to Flipside in Gilbert,  AZ.
__label__0 Before I say anything the food Wingstop sells is amazing. I'll continue to eat it, just not at this location. I normally go to the one on Nellis and Stewart. They never mess my order up and they're really friendly. It wasn't till this month that I started going to this Wingstop location on Maryland parkway. Again food was great however the customer service I experienced had to be the worse I've ever dealt with in my LIFE!!! I placed my order through the app around 8 pm for pick up at 11:15 pm. I get to Wingstop at exactly 11:13 pm hoping for my food that I had order 3 hours ahead of time. I give Arcoiris my name and I let her know that I'm there to pick up an order. She then says \"we don't have anything under your name\" I  tell her I placed it over the app. She then knew what I was talking about and told me that order was scheduled to be picked up at 11:15 to which I said \"fine I'll wait a minute then\" it was then when Arcoiris realized she had fucked up and never placed my order. Even though she had the form right next to the register with a huge note that said place at 11 pm. So now I'm there waiting for my food like an idiot. I didn't get an apology or anything, not even a cup of water. Then once I finally had my food I checked it and  missing 3 rolls so I had to wait another 5 minutes by the time I left Wingstop it was 11:50. I was going to give them a bad review then but I figured I give them a second chance and I did yesterday and same shit horrible service I'm not even going to bother writing about it. All that matters which I find funny is that I learned that Arcoiris the girl who had fucked up my order a week ago is a supervisor!!! So she should of known better the first time. I found out because the girl that rang us up tonight was having issues with our order and had to call her supervisor. Who happened to be her. Anyways never going back here and I don't plan on recommending this place to anyone EVER. If you guys want Wingstop go to any other location.
__label__2 We came after their first week of opening. Warning: booths are really tight and we are average sized people. Our server did let us know that they ordered new tables to rectify this.  We really liked the 75 flavors of wings offered. You can sample flavors, but you will be offered the sauce on a lid. Wings are $0.50 on Mondays. Also their signature potato chips were just ok. Prices are comparable to other wing joints. Service was pretty good and it is a young crew running the ship. Will keep in our rotation.
__label__2 So we ordered the 25 wing sampler where you get 5 \"free\" marinates. \n\nThe menu is just too complicated. For example, you pick from a list of 75 on how you would like your wings to be coated.\n\nAs for the wings itself, it was hit or miss. Some were perfectly deep fried , others were dry to the point it was unedible.\n\nThe Server was nice but overall,  a mediocre experience.
__label__2 Good wings. They always have drink specials.
__label__1 What can I say about this show? Lots of mixed feelings.\n\nFirst of all, I don't care how famous you are. When it says the show starts at 11, doors open at 10:30, at least try to stay close to the schedule. I can be forgiving if its 10, maybe 15 minutes late, BUT DAMN! You start the show at 11:45? To add to that, there was no explanation whatsoever as to the late start. Now if this was on a friday night, then maybe it just might be okay. But since it was on a thursday, I have to get up for work at 6 am. So by the time I got to bed, it was 2 am. \n\nSo we sit down at 11:15 thinking it should start soon, maybe 10 minutes. For the next half hour, we hear about 3 announcements stating for us to go get some Tyku alcohol. By the time the show started, some people have left already and some were sound asleep. One thing is for sure, whoever was left was definitely tired.\n\nFinally it starts and there is a wild round of applause, probably because it was about damn time! Here is a quick description of the show. CeeLo sings covers of other songs including his own hits while the large screen behind him shows off a lot of graphics, while his sexy backup dancers are dancing along side of him. From time to time he has other performers sing which is a good thing because being the large man that he is, he needs the rest. \n\nThe two stars are for when things did go right, it was actually very entertaining.\n\nNow for the things that went wrong. The number one thing that bothered me and im sure a lot of people were thinking the same thing was that all the singing performers were singing to recorded music and you can tell that they were lip syncing a couple times. The sound quality was off several times meaning the music was louder than the singer and vice versa. Lastly, the flow of the show was very erratic. There was a period when CeeLo finished a song, walked off the stage, and all the lights went out. I would say for about 5 minutes we sat there and wondered if the show was done or if was a real intermission. Then all of a sudden the next song starts. Huh? No flow whatsoever.\n\nI got free tickets to this show but if I paid for it, I would be really disappointed. CeeLo, if you are reading this, im sure you are yelling at your producer or whoever is responsible for how this show is run. Im sure it's not your fault. You are good at what you do and there's no denying that. In my opinion, more work needs to be done. Usually the best singing shows have a live band. That right there would be a start. Maybe the next time I see your show again, you will have all the kinks worked out. Only then, maybe I can bump you up to 4 or 5 stars.
__label__0 This show is ridiculous in all the wrong ways. No sets, no band, no charisma from one of the most talented and creative performers around these days.. I genuinely sat through 40 minutes of the show frowning, because i was just confused by what I was watching. It felt like watching a rehearsal that was just to figure out where people should stand or if this bit or that bit would work. \n\nOthers have mentioned the lack of band, which is particularly insane since 1. Cee lo doesn't actually dance so he needs something else to do, and 2. Cee Lo owns and has played a flaming piano several times! \n\nAlso, Cee lo, don't ask me to give it up for Boy George as if he's there. That is a stone cold lip syncher and he's not even good.
__label__0 The skimpiest wings I've ever seen offered under the NNY banner. Don't waste your money or time...   Sorry I took my sons here for their first lesson in Buffalo Wings!
__label__4 If you like New York style pizza this place is a hidden gem in Downtown...Located across from the court house on Lewis & Casino Center, they are one of the best I have found in town.\n\nThey are open Monday through Friday only from 7am to 6pm, but if you can make it downtown during the week, this is a place to check out.  Parking is a bit of a challenge as there is no free public parking lot, but I tell you it is worth the trip.\n\nThey have lunch special's which run daily until 4pm which means 2 large cheese slices with a drink is only $5.50 until 4pm.\n\nEveryone I have talked to during my visit today has told me everything they have is excellent.  You won't find a bad item on the menu and Anthony is a very cool person to hang and chat with.  \n\nI highly recommend this place, you won't be disappointed...
__label__3 The best pie I've had in Las Vegas!\n\nThe crust was perfectly crisp on the bottom, and had a great chew.  The sauce was not too sweet, nor too tangy, and the cheese was off the hook!\n\nI should have asked Anthony where he got his pepperoni from as I would definitely change brands for my home made pies.\n\n$29.00 for a 16\" pie and 4 drinks...4 people fed for that price in Vegas?  Super deal!\n\nAnthony is a great guy.  Super friendly, and works the crowd between pies. Free advice:  Hit 'em up before or after lunch.  Yes it gets that busy.
__label__1 I am sorry to have to do this to this family owned place, but our experience was so lack luster, I just had to share.  Food pricing is reasonable, the menu is not very exceptional.  Everythinf was salty, and garlic filled.  I expect garlic, I just don't expect it to be the only thing I taste.  The salad that came with the meal made my husband gag from how much vinegar was in it, and I love vinegar. I couldn't even handle it.  I ordered the eggplant and peppers. It was all peppers swimming in oil with a side of rice.  My husband ordered the chicken marinated in yogurt and orange sauce.  His came and was a piece of chicken on a dish, didn't taste like anything at all, just grilled chicken.  The big kicker was as the waiter brought our food out of the kitchen, he took it into another room, and reheated both plates in the microwave, you could hear it beeping.   Awful.
__label__4 Best fudgy chocolate cake with Baileys cream cheese frosting is beyond superb. Had it three times so far, two out of the three were just amazing. (Of course, their lamb shoulder too!) Anybody who undermines the value of Gus' chocolate cake is plain wrong. \n\nIf you don't like the service (because you didn't like the way the waitress handled customers at another table because people were waiting in line), sitting at the bar seems like a good idea.
__label__3 Sprouts is taking over the town. Now every where I look there is a Sprouts. It used to be so hard to find.\nAnyway, I do love Sprouts ,they have so many things that are sooo good for you.\nTheir Produce is really good and local which is great for everyone involved.\nThey are not quite as high as Whole foods but, they are climbing up there. \nI bought a Chicken that was already cooked, but I was disappointed in the lack of information on the package. It did not say where the chicken came from, or if it was organic , or free range.\nOne of my favorite things to get here is Buffalo Meat. I notice that has gone up in price as well. But, this is the wave of the future.\n.5cents off for each bag of your own that you bring in. Always a plus.\nI also got some fabulous Flax Seed gluten free bread which was really nice.\nGreat to have more and more healthy stores around the town now.
__label__4 Brand new location. Staff was friendly and helpful. Look forward to shopping here often!
__label__2 Love Sprouts! Great prices, especially on produce. The reason this location only gets 3 stars from me is because it is always absolutely freezing & it smells funny. I'm not normally a complainer but every single time I walk thru the doors I'm greeted by the cold & the stink & I wish I'd gone to the location on Miller.
__label__4 I have tried many Korean BBQ places and I have to say this restaurant stands out the most! I have heard so many good things about Gangnam Asian BBQ and finally gave it a try tonight. The ambiance of the interior was really intimate and it was very clean. It really sets the mood for dates or whenever you're in the mood for binge eating KBBQ with your friends, which is what I did. \n\nThe food was delicious! The meats were served fresh and presented nicely. What came to my surprise was that they served Thai Tea, which made my visit even more satisfying. We ordered the miso soup, pork belly, prime kalbi, bugolgi, the bacon wrapped enoki just to name a few and Yuuum! Belly was satisfied! What adds variety of flavor to your meat is the three different sauces they present you with. There is a vinegar like sauce, a sweet sauce, and a spicy sauce, which really gives you multiple choice on flavorings for your food.Of course trying their desserts was a must so I went for the banana tempura. This was so goood. The banana tempura was served hot off the frying pan and what helped balanced that out was the vanilla ice cream. It was a great ending to my meal. The prices overall are perfect for what they serve you.\n\nAll in all I have to say my visit was great! The owner even came out and checked on us. He was so friendly and he looked happy to see his customers. I will be coming back for more!
__label__2 We were there for New Year's Eve dinner.\n\nWe decided to order off the menu instead of their New Year's chef's tasting meal.\n\nWe had some sushi, a few appetizers, a few entrees, etc.  Reason I don't list all of them individually was that for the most part they were all good, but not spectacular.  If I could give 1/2 stars, I would have rated the restaurant 3.5 stars.  The stand-out was the miso black cod, which i would give 4.5 stars.\n\nI think by now, people now what they are getting with Nobu.  Pretty good experience but not sure it's worth the hype or money.
__label__1 Dishonest Establishment. Waitresses are shady; stripper shady. Always check your bill.
__label__1 I was really disappointed with Nobu's main entree, hence this low score.  I ordered the black cod with miso because I loveeeee cod, but this cod did not taste like how it was described on the menu.  It was sweet, with overpowering sweet maple-tasting sauce, not what I thought of when I think miso soup. Anyway,  the sweetness was so overpowering I couldn't tell if I was, in fact, eating cod.  I had it packed and stored it in my hotel room's fridge because I just didn't like it.  In hindsight, I shoulda sent it back a la Gordon Ramsay style and ordered something else.  The yellowtail roll with scallion and the yellowtail with jalape\u00f1o was good. The salmon roll was ok.  Shrimp tempura was just two little pieces.  Disappointing and overhyped restaurant.
__label__2 2 1/2 stars\n\nI've been here 2x, one at morning one at night. The service during late night is ridiculously slow. It took forever to get out food. Though the waitress was nice. The service in the morning time was better, average.\n\nI ordered the egg white omelet which wasn't very good. There wasn't much substance in the omelet. On the plus side, comes with a side of fruit.\nThe next morning I came for the skillet scramble. I specified to put extra veggies and add avocado. \n\nAwesome thing is that they really let you customize your order (with additional charge for certain things). Also, it is open 24 hours!
__label__3 Great place! We decided to try and we are coming back for sure. Portions are generous, food is great, and service was fast and friendly. They have a signature jam that originally I wasn't interested in trying. Our waitress brought a side of it and I'm glad she did. I recommend this restaurant! My only suggestion would be they take your payment at the table instead of at front counter.
__label__3 Came here with my wife for a Sunday breakfast. Very close to where we live. Service was very friendly and the food was delicious. I had the corned beef hash and my wife had the 2 eggs your way with pancakes. Nice, modern decor and friendly atmosphere.
__label__0 We planned our trip late and El Monte Las Vegas was the only company with available RVs. In retrospect, a bad sign.  \n- Customer service: We waited 4 hours before anyone would acknowledge us about the RV we reserved. Others renters had been there more than 5 hours waiting to check out. While some of their team members are well intentioned, others sit around unwilling to talk to you unless your name is next on the list. Similarly, returning the RV took 1.5 hours. Add travel time to their location and El Monte ate an entire day of my vacation! \n- Hidden Charges: The RV pricing looks good on the web, but then EL Monte adds on numerous charges and set up fees. Worst of all: Their RVs don't come with bedding or kitchen supplies, but they'll rent these to you at exorbitant rates. For example, a set of pots and dishes that could be purchased for $40 at Walmart cost $125 a week to rent. A set of blankets and sheets for one person rents for $50!\n- Equipment: before we drove off the lot both the toilet and the cap to the fresh water tank needed to be fixed. In the case of the latter, a locking cap was replaced with a cap with no lock,  so potentially someone could access and pour anything into our freshwater tank.  Pretty unsafe. \nOn the road, the whole rig rattled and the engine whined up any incline. My kids named it \"the hunk of junk.\" These RVs have been ridden hard.\n- My advice: book ahead somewhere (anywhere) other than El Monte, even if it's more expensive. In the end, you'll save money and your precious hours of vacation.
__label__4 Best Chinese food in Tempe, no questions asked. I haven't had anything from there I didn't like. Also, in ordering from GrubHub one night, they messed up my order (which happens) and I called to complain.... tonight my order came with the dish they messed up. The note read - \"for free, because of last time.\" I didn't even have to mention it. Can't beat service like that either!
__label__0 Found this place on YELP and drove 20 miles to try it for lunch. Their page\nsays they open at 11 AM. We arrived at 11:20 and went inside the food court.\nAll the restaurants in the court were open except, of course, the one we wanted\nto eat at, Weeziana Gumbo. We could see that there were employees inside\nbut no one would open the serving window. I saw a way in and went inside\nasking when they would open. The cook says they open at noon. Well you need\nto change the hours on your webpage then because it says 11 AM.\n\nNow this guy might be the best cook in the world but I'll never find out because\nhe's probably the worst businessman in the world. Instead of apologizing\nhe demanded I get out of his kitchen or he'd call the police.\n\nI have never heard of a restaurant that serves lunch opening at noon.\nI think this clown opens whenever he makes it to work. If you want to have\nlunch here I suggest you call first to see if they're open.
__label__4 OMG! All I have to say is move over M&M, Miss DeeDee is in the house!!  The seafood gumbo is AMAZING and each bite is packed with a punch.  Fried Okra is the best I've ever had, fried catfish just melts in your mouth and the SLAP YO MOMMA Bread pudding makes you say 'dayyyuum this sh** is good\". Miss DeeDee made us feel like family with her southern hospitality.  Miss DeeDee, please don't  change your recipes or substitute the ingredients, everything is PERFECT!  Comfort food at it's finest!!
__label__3 I had the shrimp po'boy. It was pretty good, I would like to try the catfish one the next time I eat here. It's a nice size portion and all of my colleagues enjoyed their lunches as well (swamp fritters, shrimp \u00e9touff\u00e9e, and fried shrimp). They have really good sauces for the po'boy as well. I love the variety of the menu and the prices.
__label__4 The Food and service was excellent. I left feeling highly satisfied and will absolutely be coming here again to fulfill sushi cravings. I especially recommend the calamari.
__label__1 I was so excited when the Burger Co. opened up a location on my side of town. I never went to the original location but heard nothing but great things about the food. \n\nThis Burger Co. is in a not so nice looking run down shopping center. Even though the outside looks shady you can tell that the inside can some work done.\n\nWhen I walked in today the smell of yummy burgers hit me. When I picked up the menu I was a little shocked at the highly priced items. Burger Co is by all means not a \"gourmet\" burger joint. The girl at the register was very nice. Took my to go order with no problems. \n\nThe cooks clearly had no idea what was going on. They couldn't read the ticket. Yelled to me across the counter a few times to verify my orders. When I go the order to my lunch destination they were completely sloppy and greasy everywhere. I ordered 2 medium burgers. One was medium rare and other was well done. For the amount that I paid for the meal I was expecting just a little more \"boom\" instead of getting a bland greasy mess. As a devoted burger lover I have to say that I will not think twice about coming here again.
__label__3 It's my first time watching a movie here and it's pretty nice. \n\nThe seats are comfy and there's decent leg room. The picture quality and sound is fluid.\n\nWhat more can you really want in a theater? \n\nI used the automated machine to do my tickets and I was happy to see that they just started making a few of their theaters reserved seating. I liked this feature of Arclight in LA since I always had preferred seating and didn't have to wait an hour for some of the top flicks to get a decent seat. The movie we were watching didn't have a time close enough for a reserved seats showing, but it's definitely something to consider in the future. Now if they would only start doing certain viewings no kids or no teens, and alcohol served I might start going to theaters out here more often. \n\nSo far though, I think I'll come back for the comfy reserved seating on popular movies over going to a smaller theater closer to home.
__label__3 Park near the Guitar Center, for nearby access to this theater located at Town Square. Go up the stairs. Box office is outside to the right. You can also purchase tickets down below, at the automated machine before walking up the steps, which is really convenient, if you wanted to get advance tickets or something. \n\nI recently saw a pre-screening of a new release movie here last week. There were three lines. The movie started at 7 pm. They want every seat filled for interview feedback afterward (the organizers want you to be completely honest). Due to the Press Section getting closed off, we were off to the side, but we were able to get a good view of the movie (sound quality was very good). I thought the room we were in was particularly small (there were 3 aisles). The steps were pretty steep; I think people with issues (handicapped, elderly, etc.) should probably stay closer to the bottom of the theater. \n\nBathrooms were close to our lines. The bathroom was very clean, too. (Come to think of it, since this is a newer theater, everything is cleaner, period.) The concession stand is in the middle, after entering the theater.   \n\nOther theater happenings include: rave reservations, $6 tuesdays and $6 matinees screening before 2 pm daily. These are really cool deals (hence the 4 stars). I really miss the Neonopolis theater for this reason (it was cheaper, less crowded, and parking was validated/free). For currents listings, check the website: www.ravemotionpictures.com.\n\nOh yeah, the nice thing about this particular night (tues) was that the commute home with no traffic on the freeway, was 10 minutes.
__label__3 I love Rave! \nThe location is great near so many different food and shopping places its a wonderful way to help spend an afternoon. In addition the theater itself is pretty new so the seats still look really nice and entrance itself is decent. \nBut.. Thats not what I love about Rave.. What keeps me coming back is the 21+ theater. Why haven't more places adopted this feature?!?! I can go to the movies...\nWith no screaming babies!!! ANNNNND have a cocktail while i'm there!!! Count me in! \nTo play a little bit of devils advocate is the only thing I dislike about this place is the same reason I love this place.. the location!! The parking situation sucks ... bad!! \nIf you go to a late night movie you do feel a little tingle down your spine walking out b/c you're NEVER parked close to the theater but otherwise..its Tops..!!
__label__4 I was dragged here by family to Rave Theaters at Town Square to watch the movie Argo and I wasn't interested at all. But I didn't want to be the downer in the party so I sucked it up and went along. The exterior design of the theater looks very modern compared to AMC and being from California, we mostly have AMC's and Edwards theaters.\n\nI liked looking at the movie posters on the wall inside the lobby and the staff were friendly. Walking around it's not as big but the I like the design with the kids play area and a separate private  exit from the entrance when the hordes of movie goers come to watch.  \n\nI'm glad to have experienced Rave Motion Theater and plan on coming back whenever I'm in Vegas.
__label__1 This theater is so dang busy. I understand it is in the middle of Town Square and all, but it has a vibe to it that makes me feel unwelcome. It really isn't for locals unless absolutely convenient or necessary. The seats are nice and the prices are high. Except for the $5 Tues movies.
__label__2 This isn't a movie theater that I frequent regularly since I live in NLV, but the \"renovations\" since Rave owned the place seems favorable. They've added extended armrests between each seat with a heavier duty cup holder than you're used to but has pros and cons; while it makes sharing drinks and snacks easier, it also makes the armrest stationary. \n\nPRO:\nNew armrests are larger.\nSnack bar seems to be larger than most.\n\nCON:\nThe movie (White House Down) started about 20 minutes late, apparently nobody was in the operating room.\nThere were only like 30 M&Ms in the package I purchased at the snack bar.
__label__4 I usually wouldn't review a theatre, but I really need to brag about a manager (Aries). He is an amazing person that reminded me there's still people out there we can be thankful for this holiday season. My husband, daughter, and I drove from California to visit friends & family for Thanksgiving, but wanted to catch the \"Frozen\" movie the day before (Wed). During our drive I called AMC Theatre's number and asked a nice lady if they still had the $5 special they use to have Mon-Thurs. She said yes except for holidays. I asked her if today counts as a holiday cause it's so close to Thanksgiving, she said no. It will still be $5/ticket. I was so happy ... Until I got to the theatre to purchase tickets. The young boy said it would be $29.90 for all of us. I was shocked cause I mentioned the $5 special I talked to a lady on the phone about just that morning. He suggested asking his manager, Aries. When the manager came out, he immediately apologized to us & handed us our tickets ... for FREE! My husband and I looked at each other shocked cause that's the last we expected. I wanted to hug him!!! \n\nThank you Aries for making our family night out a memorable one :)
__label__0 This place was great when it was Rave, now the customer service SUCKS.\n\nI ordered some tickets online for Godzilla for tomorrow, but now I need to cancel them. AMC's website doesn't give you any way to cancel them except to call their hotline. I've been on hold for 37 MINUTES and NO one has answered the phone. How am I supposed to cancel my tickets to get a refund when no one answers the damned phone? \"Here to serve you 24 hours a day, 7 days a week\" my ASS.\n\nI also tried calling the theater direct to see if I could get some help that way. Wouldn't you know it, called them four times and no one has answered yet. Did everyone who works for AMC keel over and die?! The fact that I've been sitting here on my phone for close to 40 minutes now to cancel some stupid movie tickets is absolutely ludicrous. I'll be going to Galaxy from now on, at least I know from past experience that they actually care about keeping their customers happy.
__label__3 Nice, clean theater, shoes did not stick to the floor.\nWanted to try Assisted listening device, Jonathan, manager on duty tried to get the device to work for me. Once the previews started he came back to check on if it was working, now he knows that theater 18 needs to be serviced too. He was really a great service person, involved with customer.
__label__4 Excellent salads! You can't beat this level of quality, and service for these prices and convenience. They were even nice to our dog that they saw in the car. They are restaurant quality.
__label__3 Really loved it! Went there today for my first time! Had always wanted to try it! i go there and i ordered, everything was perfect when i got home! Huge portion for the price! love everything and will be back very soon! I Also took my dog and the lady at the window gave her a biscuit :) A+ in my book!
__label__4 I cannot get enough of Salad N Go... \n\nIf they maintain all of their same standards as the original Gilbert location, at all of the expansion locations, their growth will be Epic!!\n\nThe Caesar Salad with \"Double order of add on Prawns\" is amazing. Lightly tossed with Dressing.
__label__2 We ate here twice while we were staying at Ti. The first time we were here the service was pretty slow on getting us our drink orders, they may have been understaffed though.\n\nThe food was good. One day I had a Ham and Cheese Omelette which was grea! I actually liked that they placed one of those pre-sliced pieces of cheese over the top of the omelette. Some people probably wouldn't like that, but when you've had a night of drinking, something about that 'fake cheese' (as I like to call it) is sooo good :)\n\nSecond time we were there I had the Cobb Salad, omg, fantastic! My husband had a Club Sandwich the first time and it was very good too. The portions they give you are hardy so you're payment won't go to waste. Defiantly give this place a try!\n\n3 stars because there was some food on the ground and we had a sticky table one of the times.
__label__3 Even though I kinda miss the Sbarro's in the Overstreet Mall this place is a definite upgrade.  I think it replaced the bagel place, but I'm not too sure without doing some more research... the fact that I can't remember what was in place before probably says a lot.\n\nI only got a salad, but the places concept really intrigued me... personal pizza made right in front of you.  \n\nWent during the tail end of the lunch rush so there wasn't much of a line, but you could tell the workers were just \"bouncing\" back from a busy busy period.  They were still friendly and I was surprised how much chicken I received in my Santa Fe Salad.  The house made, chipotle ranch dressing was pretty darn good - had the right amount of kick and they put it in containers so I had some control over how much dressing went on my salad.\n\nWill have to come back and try their pizza, but their salad is definitely a solid lunch option for me and I will be back!
__label__0 Today myself my Mother and my fiance decided to visit Pho 35 for the first time. We were glad to see a Pho house so close to home. The place was busy. I ordered the number 9. It was OK had a very rich almost Curry flavor. Both my Mother and Fiance ordered Spring rolls. They seemed semi fresh the Rice paper had already begun to harden. My mother had already eaten one order and on the last bite or so on the second order a FLY spilled out from the tightly wrapped roll. I can not believe it. I am flat disgusted. I am a F&B Manager and take pride in my work for this to happen already and this place barley open speaks volumes about there Food Prep. I will never eat there again and will actively encourage my friends never to attempt such a place. Note that once we notified the server he disappeared to the back. Several minutes passed before he emerged. He said nothing to us so we just walked out. Poor service altogether!
__label__2 Food was great and the employees were great.  No free beverage refills though.  I was hoping id get a little more pork also.
__label__3 The concept of the Nobu Hotel is brilliant but it's execution falls a bit short.  I stayed for 3 days and overall, I was pleased with my experience.  I'd consider staying here again because the price/service ratio seems inline BUT - I don't think that NOBU is a substituition for the Mandarin Oriental, Wynn or Encore properties.  \n\nThe Good:\n\n1.  The staff were young and seemed like they were still overcoming the 'learning curve' with being a relatively new hotel.  I made 2 simple requests before check-in:  More towels and extra bottled water.  Both of these did not happen.  After check-in though, the staff were polite, attentive and overall, made my stay a pleasant one.  While the young staff did make a few errors during my stay, they more than compensated for these with a positive attitude, prompt communication and a willingness to address my concerns.\n\n2.  My room was exceptionally clean, nicely appointed and I appreciated the little details like Marvis toothpaste and probably the fluffiest towels I've encountered in a hotel.\n\n3.  I was given an upgrade to a 'view room' which was a kind gesture but the view was lackluster.  \n\n4.  I really liked the secure elevator system.  As a guest, you only have access to your floor and I rarely encountered other guests in the hallways.  I think this is great idea and I had zero issues with noise during my stay.  The quiet calm of the hotel was a welcome diversion from the chaos a few hundred feet away at the main gaming pit of Caesars.\n\n\nThe Bad:\n\n1.  If your craving an amazing Vegas strip view, you're probably not going to get it at Nobu - even in a view room.  \n\n2.  My king room did not have a desk so if your visiting for business, using a laptop for extended periods on the couch may be less than ideal.  The 'executive' level of the hotel had a few computers located directly in front of the elevator bank and seemed like an afterthought.  It would not be realistic to spend more than 15 minutes working here.\n\n3.  I really love the concept of the boutique 'hotel within a hotel' but somehow, Nobu feels marginalized.  It feels like they could easily improve the customer service and amenities (a club level lounge or expanded breakfast or afternoon tea service perhaps?) up a couple of notches and be a solid competitor with the MO or Wynn properties.
__label__3 I really enjoyed my 3-night stay at Nobu. Tucked inside of Caesar's, it is easy to access from the taxi line doors, and is very private. It definitely has a \"boutique\" feel, and everything is tasteful and minimalist. The bed was one of the most comfortable hotel beds I've slept on in a long time, and the bedding was comfy and cozy. I could have stayed in bed all day!\n\nI love the bathrooms as well, from the huge walk-in shower to the heated toilet seats, everything was tastefully done, and really evoked a contemporary Japanese feel. The bath products were lovely as well. The hotel doesn't have much a view, but after experiencing many views in Vegas during other stays, I really didn't mind.\n\nFriends were upgraded to a massive suite, and I had a great time poking around. The central area was huge, and housed a massive pool table, large kitchen, and at least three seating areas. Very impressive.\n\nI really love the location of Nobu as well. Because it is right on the Strip, it's really easy to get to the Venetian and Bellagio, as well as City Center and the Cosmopolitan. I would definitely stay here again.
__label__4 Being a Nobu fan, I was anxious to try the Nobu Hotel.\nRooms are a little more expensive then most Hotel's in Las Vegas.\nWe had a  strip view room on floor 81 (it starts on floor 73), was one floor from the top. The view was average, you had to looked to the left to see the strip, if you look straight out of your room you look at another tower.\nIt was a nice touch that I received a email a couple of day before arrival date offering transportation (for a charge) and free VIP tickets to pure and at a special area of the pool.\nThe limo was waiting for us baggage claim and once we arrived at Caesar's  they had a bellhop waiting for us to take us to Nobu's private check in desk.\nOur room was not ready so we went to the Forum Shops to eat lunch and my only complaint was because the room was not ready and we were in the Forum Shops I ended up buying my wife  a Louis Vuitton purse. Dam I sure wish that room was ready.\nOnce we got to the room, it was well appointed. We loved the open shower and the bathroom. The room had a nice couch, big TV  and a great comfortable bed. It was average size, I miss the size of a suite (what I usually stay in L.V.)\nIt was hands down THE BEST ROOM SERVICE, I EVER HAD. What do you expect it's made from Nobu's  kitchen, it was like no room service I have ever had. Some dishes are made for room service only and is not served in the restaurant.\nI would stay there again just for the room service.\nIt now ranks up there with my favorite hotels in Las Vegas.
__label__4 New Living Pools is ran in a very honest and highly efficient way!  Chris is one of the best in the business and knows what he is doing when it comes to pools.  I highly recommend New Living Pools and guarantee you will not be disappointed!
__label__4 I was pleasantly surprised that the fitness center was included with the Luxor room (the convenience fee covered the cost).  Even though I read this really fine print in the materials we received at check in.... I still expected to pay an additional fee like most other hotels on the strip.  Once I got over that, I was expecting a small 2 treadmill gym and man was I wrong!   This is a full gym with plenty of treadmills and stationary bikes, and 6 elliptical's.  There is a full set of free weights, bench press with it's own full set of weights.   Medicine balls (5), yoga mats, ab rollers, stair stepper, exercise balls, plenty of TV's positioned in front of the machines.  They had sanitary wipes to clean the machines before and after you used them.  They provided towels and water   I was really impressed, the Luxor got it right!  \n\nI posted lots of pictures!  The center is located in the West tower, casino floor level, inside the spa and near the pool.  If you're looking for it then you can't miss it. It was great to get a workout in with all these buffets around.
__label__0 I would stay as far away from this place as possible. I bought a 2007 Cobalt from these rip off artists and it had 80K miles on it so it should have last more than four years. The car died this week and I had nothing but problems with it from the time I drove it off the lot.
__label__4 This is my favorite brunch spot in town. Bottomless Bubbles with fresh fruit juice, fluffy omelettes and Bang Bang Shrimp. Been here a dozen times and never disappointed.  Their scallops and filet are out of this world. Happy Hour is also not to be missed with fresh Raspberry Collins, Bang Bang Tacos and friendly bartenders.   It's the service that really stands out. I always sit in the bar area and without fail have had staff who aren't just great servers, but really add to the experience. Love, love, love.
__label__1 The service is horrible! Food is good, but they need to be trained and get some management in there that will train the waiting staff what people expect when they dine out.
__label__1 so remember the movie rat race. when all the people are racing for a bag of money in a train station in new mexico... thats how i feel about this place.\n\nwe had a really strange experience here... we were told that our waiter would be right over by 4 different people who all looked like they'd just been slapped in the face, dazed and confused...\n\ni'm 90% sure our server was drunk or high or something with his slurred surfer boy speech about the tacos being \"super-rad\"\n\nwe ordered a couple sangrias which were more like blueberry koolaid with sprite. whatever.\n\nour appetizers finally came, dumplings were room temp, calamari was so over cooked it was like eating slightly-rubbery rigor mortis of cotton balls. the tacos, however, were \"super-rad\".\n so theres that.\n\nfinally our entre came. it was pretty good aside from the awkward lump of tomatoes and chick peas that were just kinda hanging out,flavorless and sad in the corner of the plate.\n\nthe whole vibe was really weird, and then the 30 minute wait for the check began. \"can we get our check?\" i'll find your server. -- no one ever comes back. 4 times we did this dance until I finally flagged our server down with what might as well have been smoke signals and a high school marching band style.\n\nanyway it was a very strange situation....
__label__0 This is my second time I have been there. First time was mediocre, but this time the food was boring. I decided to start with the oatmeal for breakfast $3.90. Not much you expect from oatmeal... But the problem is that they gave me super sour/tart with awful tasting blueberries that weren't ripe. I had to remove them from the oatmeal. I told the waitress about them and didn't really get a sincere response. Next thing I see is another guy taking the box of blueberries somewhere else from the kitchen...I hope I don't get sick from it. Then I had the oscar omelet which was so so. Food is not as upscale as the place looks. I told my friend, don't take me here for my bday ever lol!
__label__2 I went to this location for a dinner with my girlfriend and her parents for the father's day celebrations. This location is pretty busy, so I would highly recommend that you reserve a table ahead of time, otherwise you might end up waiting for 30 minutes. \n\nAfter we were seated, the waiter came over to take the order. I ordered the steak and crab cake, with asparagus and mashed potatoes. My gf and her parents ordered salmon and sea bass. While we were waiting for our dinner we got their complimentary bread with olive oil and pesto dip. It was a great pseudo appetizer to meal that we were about to have. Approximately, 20 minutes later the dinner arrived. The steak and crab cake came with a lobster bisque sauce. The steak was good, however it wasn't perfect, it wasn't seasoned enough and the crab with lobster bisque sauce was bit to salty. Asparagus looked like it was heavily drenched in steroids; this thing had bigger muscles than me (Got to love genetically modified vegetables).  I tried my gf's salmon and it was pretty good. Seasoned properly with delicious lemon butter sauce. \n\nOverall (3/5), good for chain restaurant, but you can do way better when it comes to seafood at other locations in LV.
__label__1 This evening my friend and I thought, \"let's go to bonefish grill\" we researched it on yelp and the presentation looked awesome.  Unfortunately the presentation and the waiter  were the only thing awesome. \n\nI tried the \"Ahi Bowl\" and my friend tried the\"Chilean Sea Bass\" the Ahi  bowl was a bit off in color and the Sea Bass tasted like it was soaked in petrol. \n\nOn the bright side we did enjoy each others company and a great bottle ofSanta Margarita Pinot Grigio!!!\nThat's really all that mattered!!!\n\nFood is definitely subpar!!!\n\nDamn I really did want to like this place!!!!
__label__2 Nice seafood place away from the casinos.\n\nFood: 7.5/10 - Nice menu selections. Well prepared.  The flavors will not wow you but they are a solid meal.  \n\nService: 8/10 - No problems. Nothing spectacular either.\n\nCleanliness: 8/10 - No visible issues.\n\nDecor: 8.5 / 10 - Sat outside on a beautiful night.  Was very nice.  Inside looked nice as well.\n\nRestrooms: 7/10 - no problems.\n\nParking: 9/10 - Tons of parking.  \n\nOverall: 7/10 - A nice place to eat.  I personally like the Texas de Brazil located right next door MUCH better.
__label__1 Just had lunch here and thought the food was ok. Some items have two portion sizes on them which gives the server a great opportunity to up sell the guest. The problem is they don't ask. The server just automatically gave us the large portion of everything, which is not what we wanted. Now that I know their tricks I will pay more attention IF I actually go back.
__label__3 I'd put a 4.5 star rating if it was available.\n\nThe knocked off half star would be because out of 5 visits or more, one time the pecan crusted trout came out under cooked and bland. I did arrive a bit late and I believe the kitchen was trying to close. I don't feel like a 945pm arrival time for 1030pm closing is that bad. maybe they were trying to close early due to a slow turn out.\n\nEvery item I've had here is yummy. Yesterday I came here and got the $36 alaskan king crab legs. They were very yummy (not the best I've had, but a damn steal for that price!)\n\nThe ambiance is great for a date.\n\nSome wet naps would of been really nice after the crab legs, but oh well, i don't knock off points there.\n\nI love the arnold palmer. I think the lemonade is their restaurant recipe, and it really gives a great after taste with the arnold palmer.
__label__1 This review pertains only to the food and service as we didn't drink. As stated on other reviews the setup is poor and seems to neither serve the dining nor bar crowd well. My wife ordered the bratwurst, only to find out about 15 minutes after ordering it they were out. She settled on the mac n cheese which after an exceeding long wait could only be described as mac n milk. A hostess asked us about our experience and the manager did comp her meal. \nI had the East Vally burger which was fine but nothing special. It sounded better on paper than in reality. The servers while nice didn't seem to be very good, though I will complement the hostesses for being outstanding. As a dining experience I would not recommend the Sleepy Dog though we may not be the clientele they're looking for.
__label__3 10/29/13 - Edit - Since my last edit I've been to Sleepy dog many times and they've continued to shine. The menu has been revamped with quality made from scratch food, the staff seems to know what they're doing as I haven't had a long wait for anything. I can say that Sleepy Dog has changed my opinion about their brewbub, changing my review to 4 stars. I highly recommend a pint of Red Rover!
__label__0 If I could give zero stars, I would: what is this place? A haven for craft-brew enthusiasts? A wanna-be bistro? Animal shelter activist headquarters? I don't bloody get it.\n1.) it took the waitress 20 minutes to shove two tables together to accommodate our party of 8 (4 adults and 4 small kids.) The restaurant wasn't busy, but the staff spent so much time drinking with the patrons they couldn't be bothered to do the necessary shoving. \n2.) the waitress took order, disappeared to drink and chat at the bar, came back about 40 mins later with food.\n3.) hubby ordered a burger, no complaints. Elder kiddo ordered fish and chips, and proceeded to eat only the fries (thin cut fast food fries, not \"chips\".) The fish was slightly undercooked and overly greasy-- not sure how that was accomplished. It was served with what was supposed to be slaw, but was just red cabbage in an oily dressing. My kid never turns her nose up at any fish, but she didn't even touch it. \nI ordered the brats and mashed potatoes to share with my youngest kiddo-- the fresh veggie saut\u00e9 was excellent and the mashed potatoes with bacon were fantastic...at least the few bites that weren't drowned in an unpleasant, bitter onion-and-beer-based reduction. The brats were also doused in the powerfully bitter gravy, but no matter, since they were undercooked as well. A nice steak should be pink in the middle, a sausage should not be. Ick. I'd have complained to the waitress but she never reappeared....\n3.) ... In fact she hadn't come back by the time I left with the kids and my hubby stayed with my friend's hubby to try the horchata-orange beer the pub was unveiling that night. Who knows when she wandered back. \n4.) live music too loud at 6 pm.\n5.) hubby said that after my friend and I left with our respective kids, our table sat un-bussed for at least an hour. Some drink guy came up and asked if he could finish off my daughter's uneaten (and still uncleared away) plate of cold fish and chips, then helped himself... The horror. \n\nThis place made me think of where 40-ish post-hipsters go to drink away their remaining youth... Alcohol probably kills the salmonella from all the undercooked food, after all.
__label__0 Thought we would try the place for lunch and sadly very disappointed. The food was poor. \n\nWe got two \"beer\" bread flatbreads and it was more like stale flour bread.\n\nWe were the only group in the entire restaurant for the entire time we were there. \n\nThey need to step up their quality or they will sadly be out.
__label__0 Train wreck!!!!!!  A handful of staff (??????) seated at a booth with their tablets - the F bomb flew out several times.  Get an office - booths are for customers.  Flavorless burger well done :(. No theme, except dogs.  Some Irish food, reggae music.  We won't return.
__label__1 So far the wait for food, service, drinks, blah blah is a little excessive, like 30 minutes? Probably a good idea to over staff on a Saturday during the holidays right next to Kohls at lunch. Just sayn.. \n\nFood leaves something to be desired, sorta flavorless and heaven forbid you ask for ranch with a salad, it will take all day and will only arrive with the box after lunch. I would come back ONE more time for the beer and BEER alone, (just to try it).\n\nThe overall theme is a bit confusing, a stage at a brewery? Is it me or do I just not get out much, but a stage?
__label__4 Love that this place opened up near me, if your looking for middle eastern groceries this is a good spot...the fresh flat bread is a must at my house now!
__label__1 First the good - My wife had the Moo Shoo Chicken which was very good and the portion was quite large. The rice was good.\n\nI had the Spicy Chicken Dice - It was garbage. Inedible garbage. It was tiny pieces of dry popcorn chicken tossed in a huge plate of dried red chili peppers and it tasted like a large amount of white pepper thrown in for good measure - Completely dry, hot, and unpleasant. I usually like very hot food but this was just dry and awful. When the waitress asked how everything was, I told her I did not like the Spicy Chicken Dice. She made some sort of comment like \"it's a Chinese recipe\".\n\nI'll make you a deal, Miu's - Have your \"chef\" prepare the same meal the same way you did for me. Have either the chef or waitress eat half of it with me watching. If they do, I will remove my negative comments.
__label__0 This is the worst restaurants ever, I ordered delivery 2 hours ago and it is still not here. I have been to the restaurant couple time and it is so ghetto as hell. I will never and won't recommend to go there anymore.\n\nI am a Chinese, I would not recommend going there for sure.
__label__3 I've been to Ryu Sushi two times with my family since they opened, and both times we've all shared a pleasant evening. It may be because the nights we went were a bit slower, but we had great experiences nonetheless. \n\nThe food was fantastic and the portions were just enough. I've been to some places where the size of the steak or vegetables were unsatisfying, but this place did just great! I ordered the fish katsu and oh my goodness, the orange colored looking sauce is just fantastic. As for their sushi, I recommend the scallop dynamite and their Las Vegas roll - It's not your typical eel sauce on top, I believe it's some sort of sweet tangy 'n spicy sort of sauce.\n\nAs for the service, we were seated right away and everything else went smoothly. The only complaint I have is that it took awhile to get our bill...\nThe owner personally came by to talk to us too and was very friendly.  \n\nI will definitely be coming in more often
__label__4 Went to Ryu for the second time tonight and I have to say that this place is legit! The kids and I had Teppanyaki and the wife had sushi. Tonight was probably the best experience I have had at a Teppanyaki joint ever, outside, of the one in Tokyo where the chef was, I assume, an actual ninja. Anyhow, the chef tonight was awesome. He did all the usual gags that the kids love ie... The onion volcano and the beating fried rice heart but he also displayed some excellent knife skills. Way above and beyond anything I have seen here in the states. My kids really enjoyed him throwing shrimp into their mouths from across the table. So the entertainment was really good but what about the food? Food was amazing too, seriously, it was much more flavorful than my average experience at a Teppanyaki place, which is usually Benihana in Chandler.  The veggies were way more than the typical cucumbers, mushrooms and onions. Those were there but also broccoli, potatoes, and a nice helping of spinach cooked on the grill in sesame oil. I had the filet and chicken combo. The filet was cooked to a perfect medium/rare just as I requested. The kids meals were plentiful and neither of them could finish. The wife had a couple of different kinds of sushi and said they were excellent. I had one piece of some roll that had jalape\u00f1o, avocado and some other stuff. I thought it was good and I don't ever eat sushi. As I said before, this is the second time we have gone to Ryu. First time was fine but it was also right after the place opened. This time, all my expectations for this experience were definitely exceeded. Will be choosing Ryu over Benihana in the future.
__label__0 This review is for a mid-afternoon visit on 2/27/13...\n\nDisappointing.  This pretty much sums up our experience.  It was our first time at Tailgaters and short of something monumental happening, it will be our last.\n\nThe decor is ok, it screams pizza joint turned sports bar.  This works out and will be great come summer when trying to find a cool, dark place to get out of the heat.  The restroom was clean and interestingly, the only place where I learned of the daily specials (they were posted on the wall by the sinks) after we ordered (the waitress never said a word about them and we didn't see them anywhere in the actual bar/restaurant area).\n\nIt's all a downhill review from here so if you are looking for reasons to go, stop reading now!\n\nWe entered the place to find two people standing at the front desk and a sign reading \"please seat yourself.\"  While the two holding the desk up appeared to acknowledge our presence, we were not greeted.  We selected a table away from the crowd in the bar because all the high tops appeared to be for larger groups and we were there to have a late lunch not get sh*t-faced on happy hour specials...\n\nThe first person to approach us might have been a manager and seemed concerned about how long we had been sitting without attention.  The main man asked about the on-tap selection as he thought a beer would taste good on the lovely spring day (remember we were primarily there for lunch not booze).  This guy didn't know the beer selection at all and went to the bar to bring us a list conjured up in some word processing program (not a formal menu).\n\nHe dumps this paper on us then disappears.  A few seconds later a different guy, clearly staff, appears and asks if we are ready to order.  We ask for menus and water and he disappears.  Within seconds we get a waitress who asks if she can get our drink order.  The main man orders a Kiltlifter and she zooms away from the table; I have to holler at her that I'd like whatever diet soda they have... This is the first time she seems to even notice I'm there.  My husband is a very handsome man but he isn't Brad Pitt!\n\nShe brings the drinks, in two separate trips, and we have to stop her from zipping off again to order.  She seems pretty put out by the fact that we want food off the menu and not just stuff from the Happy Hour app menu.\n\nWe get the HH quesadilla, the turkey bacon melt, and the bacon cheeseburger (ordering the cheeseburger should have been a moment where she could have offered the two-for-one burger special but she didn't).\n\nThe quesadilla arrives, it looks nice, the tortilla is perfectly grilled, but it's just plain cheese inside.  No seasoning, nothing special.  It is exactly as it reads in the menu and exactly what my 7 year old niece would make if I asked her for a cheese quesadilla.  \n\nOur waitress cruises the table and inquires about the quesadilla.  When the man says \"it's ok\" she responds by asking if he wants another beer (he's not even halfway through the original 16 oz).  When he says no, she zips away agin (I'm out of water and could use a soda refill but she apparently can't be bothered with such trivial matters).\n\nThe food arrives and our immediate reaction is WTF????  The turkey bacon melt is made with bacon bits and chopped turkey that falls right out of it the minute he picks it up.  It tastes ok but again, my niece could pull this off...  The burger is damn near slider sized and literally hiding in a bun twice the size of the meat patty.  It had two actual slices of bacon and tasted decent but again no seasoning and it was within my the abilities of my niece.  The fries weren't worth eating, pretty sure they came from a bag in the freezer.\n\nAs we are eating, the waitress speeds past and asks how things are and again, the man says \"it's ok\" and she responds with \"want another beer?\"  When he says no, she's gone again (still no refills of water or soda).\n\nWe finish and pile our dishes and the waitress comes and removes them only now asking if I'd like any refills.  When I respond no, she takes all but one plate and disappears.  And we wait.... And wait...\n\nHas anything about our visit indicated we want to spend one more minute in this place?  Our beverages are gone and we have declined more, the food that was edible is gone and we haven't ordered more, by my count, this is when the bill usually arrives.  Nope, we have to wave her down and ask for the bill and she seems genuinely surprised that we want out... She never smiled, she never greeted us, she never refilled beverages (only asking when the man clearly hadn't had enough alcohol for the food to be better than ok and after the meal was over), she never gave us a reason to stay.  \n\nNot one thing about our visit gives us a reason to go back.\n\nSave yourself the frustration of lackluster service by personnel that look more like biker-bar parolees than professional servers and marginal food.  Go elsewhere, anywhere, but not there.
__label__1 A bunch of us went for happy hour. Got a bbq burger, pizza, boneless wings, cheese sticks, long islands and margharitas. Drinks were poor at best, wings were ok, sticks were good, burger was ok but the onion rings on the burger were horrible. The service was fine. Not somewhere I would frequent.
__label__4 Ace.  Don't fool yourself the workouts are tough as hell.  Be very present with your current level of fitness. It is easy to get caught up in the energy and excitement brought to the classes by the instructors. Its better to sit out part of the workout that to injure yourself trying to keep up. I have done personal training here as well and it helped me immensely.  I was in a lot of pain after a bike/car accident and they were able to use Yoga and Kettle-bells to get me better in a very short amount of time.  Top Notch instruction and fitness made fun.
__label__4 New instructor Meg is also amazing!! This place keeps getting better and better!
__label__4 Great track, great people = great fun. I got back into RC racing after 7 years off and could not be more happy with this facility. Jim, Brian and all of the staff make you feel very welcome and never forget to tell you how grateful they are you showed up. No reason to look for another track, this is the one!
__label__2 I was so excited for the long awaited Sushi Brokers to open in Arcadia.   I fully expected it would be my new local \"go-to\" sushi place, as it is just a few blocks from my office and from my home.    \n\nWe've gone for lunch and have hit it up for evenings on several occasions.   Overall, the food is good and the service is quality.  The only qualm I have is on the price.  Very few lunch specials ($15 Bento box) so it's definitely not somewhere we can go frequently as it is definitely beyond my lunch budget.   They do have a good happy hour, but otherwise the prices are higher than other places around.  \n\nNonetheless - the important part - FOOD!  The sushi seems very fresh and they have some great, creative rolls to try (Cowboy, Cowgirl).  Tootsie roll is always a favorite.  Spicy tuna roll is my favorite, and they definitely do this one very well - great flavor and just the right amount of heat!  The Bento box with sushi is a good and filling lunch option (with miso soup, veggies, an orange).  Tuna Tataki was a great choice.   The sashimi is good, but the portions are on the smaller side in comparison with other sushi places in the area. \n\nFood: 4 stars\nService: 4 stars\nPrice: 2 stars \nOverall:  3.5 stars\n\nWith that said, happy hour is definitely the time to go enjoy Sushi Brokers.   There is regular happy hour until about 6:30, I believe, and then a reverse happy hour that starts at 10 pm.  I just wish there were better lunch deals or locals had discount options - or even daily specials would be great.   Until then...expect Biltmore or North Scottsdale prices and plan accordingly.
__label__4 Love this place but what's crazy is that I don't love it for sushi I love it for the Burger! Honestly i wouldn't of tried it but everyone got it so I did too. Best burger next to my dad's burger which is crazy! The place is nice I love the seating and the customer service! Want a burger? Come here.
__label__3 I took my car in last week for a regular check up. Very pleased. Came back today because my poor little Tercel's rack & pinion was dying. Work done on time. No problems so far, I'll check back if there is. \n\nBoth times I went in I noticed that the customers waiting were happy- coming and going. Good customer service (especially with new guy up front, the owner was swamped before he got there). They seem to get a lot of repeat business. I am very happy with them and will be going back :-)\nI only give 4 stars \"just in case\" - I never give 5 stars for that reason. It is CLEARLY an established shop in a prominent location.
__label__4 I love this place because of a few reasons. They have pretty good sushi for the boxed ones and they can make me rolls without avocado with no complaints because I'm allergic. The service is quick and friendly. It's a fast way to grab something to eat when you're on the go.
__label__2 Not long ago, got some photorejuvenation facials purchased at this location. I have done 1 of them and the woman that assisted me was very nice, she explained to me what to expect and the benefits of the LHE machine.\nAfter the treatment my skin was feeling soft and smooth, have not seen any miracles but I wasn't expecting any to happen after just 1 session. So far so good.
__label__4 Dr. Harter is an absolutely amazing and caring doctor.  He has been my OB since my daughter was born in 2009. I had an emergency c-section due to severe preeclampsia, after planning a VBAC. I was devastated by the turn of events, but Dr. Harter held my hand and told me he was very sorry but I was too sick to wait any longer, but I could definitely have a VBAC someday. Well, I decided to take him up on it. I had an amazing unmedicated VBA2C at Centennial Hills Hospital on 4/1/2014. I could not have asked for a better or more supportive OB. *Note*Due to his popularity, it can be hard to get in to see him, and wait times can be long because he's delivering babies...a lot! Those are small inconveniences to me, to get a good doctor!  :)
__label__4 I've been coming to this place since December and i've been very satisfied with their all around service. From being greeted right when you walk in, to leaving the place and everything in between, I always feel so relaxed and appeased. Unlike other spas,  my first time there I was greeted by an owner at the front and after talking briefly with the woman (Beverly), I already felt at home. Welling up noticeably, they embraced me with a level of compassion that impressed me immensely. After spending a full hour (and a little more) with my masseuse (Mary), I was in awe of how professional and nice she was making sure my requests of my hurt back was served even though we went over an hour... then managed to compose herself in order to afford the next patient the attention they deserved. I knew from that moment on that I will be coming back to this place on a regular basis. Not only are the people great, but the noise and background music was just perfect. Thank you, SpaMassage for your desire to develop such amazing customer relations while effectively doing your work. -Jamie
__label__3 I adore this place, not only their employees, but their business model as well. \n\nIt was my significant other's and my anniversary, and they got me in for a couple's massage at the last minute (same day) because another company had cancelled our couples massage earlier that morning. They did what they could to accommodate us and make us feel welcome and comfortable on our special day. They also went ABOVE AND BEYOND with regards to preparing the room and making sure we were comfortable and knew what to expect and how to proceed. \n\nThe 2 individuals that gave us a massage, Cindy and Karen, were great at what they did, consistently asked if we were ok and comfortable with the level of pressure, the areas they were covering, etc.\n\nThe only downfall was the sales tactics when we came out, they definitely went all salesy on us afterward.\n\nHowever, because i was overall a great experience, and I went ahead and purchased another massage for the future and cannot wait to go back!
__label__0 Very disappointing. Chicken quesadilla was shredded and loaded with so much queso that it was soggy. Surprised because they have such a good rep but Im going to stick with Cabo Fish Taco.
__label__3 Rustique is a very charming little pie and coffee shop in St-Henri. After passing by several times with my husband, one day we finally decided to stop and try what they had to offer. Two coffees and two mini-pies later, we found ourselves quite satisfied; the pies are tasty and the coffees, although not necessarily the most memorable in town, are good as well. Besides the food, I loved most of all the cutesy rustic ambiance of the place, the amicable staff and their very comfortable seating area with a view of Notre-Dame Street. I wouldn't be surprised at all if I catch myself one day making a habit out of grabbing a small pie every time I pass by Rustique!
__label__1 I'm so torn with this place. Between Cinebarre (the other movie/dinner business in Charlotte) and SMG, I prefer SMG mainly because the sound was a LOT better (nothing is worse than trying to hear the movie over someone chewing). Also the seats are so comfy and I actually like having a button to press for the server to come up. \n\nHowever, both times I've gone now, it's taken the server a ridiculous amount of time to respond to the button. So honestly, I don't really see it as much of a convenience as I would've liked.\n\nThe really bad thing is that both times I've gone, I've gotten pretty shoddy service. The servers are SUPER nice but I don't know if it's them or the kitchen but somewhere between me ordering and it getting to me, something goes wrong.\n\nThe first time I got my food wrong but it took forever to get a server so I just ate it and made sure my tab was done right. \n\nThe second time, our waitress read our order back to us THREE times (and that was at her suggestion, not ours.) Well, first, our food came super quick, but WELL before our drinks. I was halfway through my pizza before I had to stop eating and wait for something to drink. After about 10 minutes, we finally got our drinks. And they were wrong. But we were so thirsty and that had taken so long we just drank them anyway.\n\nLuckily these mistakes weren't terrible. I mean, the wrong food and the wrong drinks were still tasty. But...it's not what I ordered. And it was too difficult to get them justified.\n\nAlso, when they bring the check at the climax of each movie, that's a little more than distracting. I wouldn't mind sitting a little longer at the end in order to pay than have a movie possibly ruined.\n\nOverall, I think if they get all their serving/kitchen/bar kinks worked out, it'd be a preferable place for movies and dinner.
__label__2 d-i-r-t-y.   \n\nand dark.  they run hand in hand. \n\n\nseriously.  great concept and all, but bring your own lysol, purel, and vacuum if possible. \n\nservice was pretty quick.
__label__0 The movies are a typical price and the seating is nice, but do not go there for food. For the price you pay, you are better off visiting any other restaurant in Epicentre. It's funny, the opening video roll talks about how the quality of food is superior and makes you excited you may have a great meal. We ordered a 2 for $25 deal which seems like a good deal until you get the food. The 1/2 order of chicken nachos may not have even had chicken. We couldn't find it! It was just chips and lettuce. I'd hate to see a full order after knowing the 1/2 order size. I ordered the chicken fajita quesadilla which was okay, but not very warm. My boyfriend reported he's had better burgers at Wendy's and his fries were cold. I noticed that people who ordered after us received their food before us. The staff replaced the fries no problem, and they were hot, except they charged me for a side of fries at the end of the movie. When I explained, they took it off no problem. The staff was really nice and they did a great job. Just stinks they have to serve terrible food!\nThat being said, I would probably go back for another movie if I had a Groupon to buy again, but stick with a soda and popcorn. For as rare as I go to the movies, I would most likely go to a regular movie theater next time.
__label__1 Meh... That's about how I felt leaving SMG the other night. They were offering a Groupon for a $5 movie ($3 surcharge for 3D glasses). That was enough to get us in the doors. There aren't that many showtimes offered. \n\nThe screen was really small and the lighting from the stairs really threw off the movie viewing experience. I appreciate that they do the reserved seating thing but it was difficult to get four seats together without splitting rows. We ended up in the back row. \n\nThe service was noticeably slow. The waitress had a habit of just standing in the rows blocking the screen. That got really annoying... \n\nA few notes: The ticket counter is on the 2nd floor. Stop there first before heading up to the theaters. Don't forget your parking ticket, they validate. SMG is definitely not my first choice but I would return in a pinch.
__label__1 Not too impressed with this place.  First of all, the prices are too high.  $3.60 for a taco that has guacamole?  And for the amount of guacamole I did get, I can't believe I had to pay extra for it.\n\nThe menu was incredibly limited.  Other than beef, they offered no chicken or shrimp dishes.  Very odd.   And no fountain drinks.  And they were slow.  Don't believe all the 5 star reviews.
__label__4 Best Mexican food I have had since ad the bean and cheese burrito and a cheese tostada.  Sooooo good.  Salsa was fresh and tasty.  Everything was hot and tasty.  We have now found our favorite Mexican restaurant.  Plus the owner was fantastic!!
__label__2 Unfortunately, as of 09/18/2013 this place is now closed.
__label__4 Is it possible to fall in love with your esthetician ? I think YES! My mother is an esthetician of 20 years and I had never let anyone touch my eye brows except her. Well I moved to Vegas and needed to find someone! Badly! (3 months YIKES!) \n\n I couldn't be more happier that I have found  Stacey. What an amazing spirit she has! She examined my thick eyebrows, asked about skin sensitivity, and actually got to know my taste before waxing. I've never felt so comfortable. \n\nHonestly I loved my results more than my mothers. (Ssssh) I had no redness or irritation, and I have extremely fair and sensitive skin. She finished me with an SPF powder and we chatted for a few minutes before leaving. \n\nStacey makes you feel like a friend, not a client. I couldn't be happier for trusting her with my eye brows. Thank you so much for a great experience.
__label__3 Thanks Debra for inviting me! Yay!\n\nSo I arrived super early, which is rare, and there were already people ordering their Pad Thai! I met a few other Yelpers and we chatted then went into checking out the food. \n\nI got some pork satay, chicken pad thai (over an hr wait when I ordered at 9am, worth it!), roti, these coconut milk things, some rice pudding dessert, a piece of cake that had coconut in it, and some donut type dessert.\n\nAll of the food I had was totally amazing! I'm usually not one to try new things, Ive turned a new leaf and am going to try many things! Everything was delicious and cooked perfect. The pad thai was yummy, one of my orders had all the seasoning and the other didnt, so I added salt and it tasted great! Now this is the first time I had pad thai, so I dont really have anything to compare it to haha. The roti was yummy and reminded me of tortillas and butter, and the deserts were also light and delicious. My son was in love with the satay!\n\nThe customer service from the different ladies is all pretty good, obviously the language barrier is there but not a huge problem. All the ladies were very nice and helpful!\n\nI would advise if you go get there early then check out the meditation garden!\n\n\nYay!
__label__4 Anyone down for eating good food, on the cheap, for a great cause?..\n\n4 Stars for the Food...5 Stars for the prices...Bonus stars for the cause!\n\nChaiya Meditation Monastery Monthly Food Fair really is just like a scaled-down Thai food festival that you might attend in a larger city.  There are a bunch of homemade items, all at incredible prices.\n\nIt seems that most months several of the items are the same, but each month a few items here or there are added or otherwise missing--providing for a little bit of variety.  The food is bona fide Thai food made by supporters of the monastery.   There are several good reviews that describe many of the regular food options...check out what they have to say about the mango sticky rice, BBQ Satay Skewers, Pad Thai, Noodle Soup, Chicken & Rice, Roti, order-ahead Curry Puffs, and desserts we can't name in any language...and the best part is that almost everything is under $5!!!...and the still-even-better-best-part is that the proceeds go to help the monastery.   \n\nUsually held on the last Sunday of the month--so make a point to make it out one month soon.
__label__4 Actually, it seems to be on the last Sunday of every month now--you'll need to check their website for dates: http://www.chaiyacmm.org/\nIt's well worth it to find this event! Every time we go, there are a few different things.
__label__4 Love this place! I'm obsessed with burritos and these by far are amazing. They have many different options and they will make pretty much anything you want. The employees are very friendly and it seems to be a family-owned business. They offer many different options/sauces that you can't get at the chains. I've been several times and recommend trying this place out!
__label__0 Definitely won't be back. My friend and I had the steak burrito and another friend the chicken. Steak tasted like it could've came from a can (not that it did bit could've lol). \n\nPaid $1.25 for a little teeny thing of sour cream (takeout order). $21 total for 2 steak burritos,  fries and sour cream. Had I known before we got back home I definitely would not have put that on my tab. \n\nFries we're greasy...they looked burnt but didn't taste like it. My friend with the chicken burrito enjoyed it. All meals came with chips and another teeny thing of Pico de Gallo. I was so hungry I ate half of the burritto and then stopped....it was pretty bad. Granted we got there a half hour before they closed but that shouldn't be an excuse :(
__label__4 This place is Amazing!!! The food id Delicious and the atmosphere is just fun! They have Salsa Nights on Saturdays and the music is great! Definitely top 5!!!!
__label__0 Just like other reviewers, I also felt  that this place was small and dirty.  Bathroom wasn't clean.  It seemed like only regulars were getting good service, all the others were left with attitude and bad service.  Bunch of gym rats and meat heads are regulars here to look at the waitresses and flirt with them. I would advise against taking your family there.  Not a neighborhood family type of a place.  food was ok...too pricey for the service that they provide.  .
__label__1 dont bother
__label__1 I was very disappointed base on all the good reviews. The food was ok ( baked potato was cold) I feel the dining room is poorly managed as most of the tables needed bussing which required us to wait 20 min. Service was very slow and had to ask multiple times for bread and water. Hate to say this but Outback is MUCH better. Will probably never return or recommend to friends
__label__3 My husband and I stopped in to the Lotus Garden for lunch today. It was our first visit to the restaurant. The decor is very nice and everything was very clean. The man and woman working couldn't have been any nicer. \nMy husband and I both had the lunch special with Mongolian Beef. It was very good and I will be back to have it again for sure. I would have given a 5 star rating, but I also tried the won-ton soup and was not a fan. The won-tons were not soft enough for me. Usually, if I don't like something I will send it back, but the man who waited on us was so nice that I felt like it would have ruined his day if  I said I didn't like it. \nSo glad that we finally have a good Chinese food place in AJ! :)
__label__3 Went here for a quick dinner. It is a newer place. Food was pretty good they have a good variety of foods to pick from and they give big portions. The staff was great  They rolled some of the food up in Chinese pancakes table side which was cool. The also offer wine and warm sake which many small places do not. Overall it's a nice place for Chinese food in Apache Junction
__label__3 Nice change in dining . Fresh and tasty. Great staff. The servings are huge!
__label__0 As a hardcore card carying gun toting NRA member, I would have to agree with some of this democrats comments, crossroads used to be a cool show to attend but they are just gouging show attendees, $27 for parking and entrance ticket, f u crossroads, just go to Walmart or cabelas for ammo and order everything else online or go to local shops that don't charge for parking or to just walk in the door. With that said, no gun show should be banned, let the free market dictate success.
__label__1 The gelato just wasn't... gelato.  The taste was fine but the texture was lacking.
__label__3 I work close by and am always looking for new places to eat lunch. I discovered Hanlon's recently and it immediately became a favorite! \nThe staff is so nice, friendly, and helpful. The wait is never long for food, and it's always great. They make everything from scratch and it has a real home-cooked taste. I am partial to the tuna melt, but the stuffed cabbage special is also delicious! \nI would definitely recommend eating here for a quick tasty bite!
__label__3 The food is pretty great diner food.  However, the last time I was here the waitress whistled along to the song \"Pumped up Kicks\".  I now hope it gets struck by a meteorite.
__label__0 Be sure to review your dog sitter before you book with them!!!! Do not trust the reviews!!!!!  This website had great reviews for green acres dog boarding in Gilbert az and they just killed 17 dogs!!!!!!!
__label__0 I saw Mumford and Sons here and it was the worst concert I've ever been to. They made you take off the caps of any water bottles you were taking in making it extremely inconvenient to stay hydrated on a hot summer night. You could not hear ANYTHING on the lawn. The faint sound of the band was either muffled by chants of \"Turn it up!\" or hushes from the crowd in attempt to get people quite enough to make out what song the band was singer. According to their facebook page people who attended different concerts experienced the same issues. Save yourself some money and buy a live album.
__label__0 Awful, awful, awful.  Tickets said 5 PM, so we got there for 3:30 so we could get set up early.  The parking lot doesn't open until 4:30...okay.  So, we figured we'd kill time and got some food.  In the meantime, the lines to get in the parking lot become a clusterfun.  Finally open the parking lot gates.  And now time to wait in line to get in the actual ampitheater  We were front of the line so we were talking to the security ladies who were nice.  Then they couldn't figured out if gates opened at 5 or 5:30.  Some may complain about the cell phone policy but that was the comedy acts rule and not the ampitheater rule from what i can tell.  Gates finally open, we're excited to get to our lawn seats so we can set up and get comfortable...oh, but the lawn doesn't open until 6 PM...what???  So, we have to walk around with our blanket and bag for another hour?  I guess that will force us to buy your overpriced beer and food?  Only two acts were going to be on the main stage and the rest were going to be on another stage (?) but no one we asked seemed to know where this stage was.  It was frustrating so realizing we only paid $20 each for the tickets, we decided to leave about 15 minutes after we entered the gates.  The disorganization was to a level I have never seen before.  The whole experience was horrible.  I can't think of any event that could drag me back to this hellhole.
__label__3 If ur in the mood to relax a little more then the crazyness at rehab, then this is a great spot. Locals welcome also a plus...
__label__1 This was probably the worst Cirque de Soleil I have seen and I have seen all of them except Zarkana.  The whole  show consists of embarrassing some guests and some tired comedy.  The actor on the silks is the best part of the show.  There is this one part that is supposed to simulate bondage and they play a cheesy soundtrack of an orgasm in the background.  What is the deal with the guy who runs around the stage with the big flowing capes?  Is it supposed to be a transition?  \n\nPardon me...what exactly do you do in the show?  I run across the stage and flutter my arms like a butterfly...Later on I get to put on a chrome strap on.\n\nMay I ask....how much does that pay?   \n\nA good thing the tickets were free or I would have been peeved.
__label__3 I have stayed here a couple times, but never at the right time to enjoy the pool festivities.  I found the room to be quite nicely sized, the beds great, and love rock and roll music so I was in heaven.  \n\nThe casino is smaller, but if you are seriously considering gambling the other casinos are a cab ride away.  \n\nThe Starbuck's is a great touch to the lobby, and enjoy the apps at Pink Taco (always laugh when I hear that).
__label__2 Overall, we got a great deal here.  Modern hotel and nice room.
__label__2 The plus and minus side of the hotel are the same, that's why 3 stars. It's small, it's intimate, and that works for and against it. \n\nEasily can walk by your destination because the circle is so small and if you get busy talking, you'll have to back track, or just keep walking the circle! I like the Casino and lobby, didn't really like the joint, and body english is decent. \n\nThe bar is fun, cute intimate bar, a circle of course, plenty of flirty guys. Not this weekend but at another time I sat at an empty table and it  filled up fast once i sat down, so don't be afraid of an empty table! \n\nThe food places are a grill, (forgot the name) nobu, and AGO. I skipped nobu, but ate food at both other places. And both are good. One of the chefs at the grill sent over some sundaes, with a wink. very sweet! I lost my phone at AGO, and the cutey bartender got a flashlight, and on his hands and knees found it for me! Everyone is nice nice nice! \n\nHard Rock has the friendliest, funniest and most accomodating employees. Everyone from the bodyguards to the taxi fetchers are funny and flirty. \n\nIt seems as though there are more men than women there....so girls take note! And they are some friendly bunch of guys. \n\ni didn't stay at the hotel part, but there is security to prevent non-guest from going up to the guest rooms. \n\nInteresting displays of rockabilia, so check those out! Over all, a decent, intimate and interesting off the strip hotel and casino.
__label__0 It was one of those times when you walk in, look around, then walk right on back out.
__label__0 Warning- stay away from this hotel.  I stayed here recently, and while the rooms are nice the bar in the middle of the casino had several \"professional\" women working the room.  Two worked together to get me to stand up to give them a seat and then picked the wallet from my back pocket.  Luckily I had an open tab with the bar and therefore had one credit card for the rest of my trip.  \n\nWhen I informed security their response was, \"Don't feel bad- it happens here all the time.  The girls are very slick.\"  Ah...great.  How about doing your job, then?  They offered me absolutely no assistance.  None.  Couldn't care less.  \n\nTo add insult to injury, the hotel refused to remove the $100 \"convenience charge\" they add to your account at check in.  I was checked out and long gone prior to the check-out time (off to a safer hotel) but when I noticed the charge on my credit card statement and complained they stated that I checked out late.\n\nStay away- there are too many good hotels in Vegas to stay here.
__label__2 The rooms were nice. The pool is kickass too bad it was too damn cold to use it! Service sucks. Much better service (for drinks) on Fremont St where they're handing them to you left and right. \n\nWasted Space is worth checking out, but beware of the drink prices! INSANE! \n\nPS: 10th floor is a horrible place to be if you plan on napping around 8pm before heading out for the night. The penthouses are right above you and partying goes on alll day/night. As much as Vegas is to party... sleeping is much appreciated too :)
__label__2 Didn't really enjoy my stay at the Hard Rock last week.  Rooms were affordable so that was nice, but you can get the same deals at hotels cleaner and nicer on the strip.  \n\nI wanted to try staying off the strip for once so I gave this place a shot.  The room was not the cleanest, but not too too bad.  If you are facing the pool, there is no way to get away from the music.  So be warned.\n\nThis is a spot for college or young folk ready to drink and dance at the pool area, great spot for that.  Not so great for families though.  Depends what you're looking really for, I wasn't so into the poolside atmosphere so I didn't enjoy my stay as much as I could.  Very small casino, good staff, very rowdy guests.
__label__3 I would give 4.5 stars if I could. I was worried after seeing some of the reviews on here but after spending the weekend at the Hard Rock I am happy to report that a lot of them are unfounded. Nice, clean room, comfortable bed and decent bathroom in the casino tower. The staff was friendly for the most part except for a couple bad seeds who just don't have the time of day for you at all. Saw a concert at the Joint which was fantastic, and it's so great to be able to see big name acts in a nice place like the hotel. My only gripe was with the blackjack tables - a lot of them only pay 6:5 odds on blackjack instead of 3:2, and it's not well advertised.\n\nBut overall, extremely awesome affordable place for a younger crowd and I would/will definitely stay there again.
__label__4 I have only been to Vegas twice (both this past year) and I'm in love with the HRH! The service is great, the staff is super nice, and the overall tone of the hotel is down right rockin'! \n\nI love that the lighting is dim (you'll always look good in low lights) and that the colors of the casino are all dark purples, oranges, and reds. It is a sassy atmosphere with a hint of bad-ass. The dealers are all very nice and are very helpful if you have questions. The cocktail waitresses are all very beautiful and very accommodating. They don't always come around when you want them, but wait a little bit and you'll find a cute little number asking if anyone wants drinks. Be quick though! You have to order pretty fast because they go to all the tables and try to get everyone's order. I was skipped over a few times because I didn't speak up. \n\nThe clothing shops there borderline the L.A. look and what Criss Angel wears. I was uncomfortable when I went into those shops because the staff took a look at me and kind of turned their noses up. It was fine with me because the clothes are definitely not my look. If you like heavily designed and decorated clothes and you wear your hair quite spiky and hair-sprayed, then I'm sure you'll be in heaven.\nYou can get a tattoo as well! There is a tattoo parlor that take appointments as well as walk-ins. They are always busy, so I'd definitely call before you go.\n\nThe hotel rooms are spectacular. They have three towers and all three of them are amazing. The rooms have super comfy beds and flat-screen televisions with iPod compatible radios. The showers are huge and very nice.\n\nThe pools are all outside and I don't recommend going in them until the busy seasons. The off seasons they heat one pool to about 80 degrees, but honestly, it feels more like 50 degrees.\n\nIt is a little bit off the strip, but it is only about a $10 cab ride to the strip. Walking isn't bad either, just make sure you have a buddy to walk with. \nI heavily recommend you staying here. Honestly, I don't think you'll be let down.
__label__1 As many previous Yelpers mentioned Hard Rock Hotel (HRH) didn't live up to my expectations either.\n\n- lopsided bed, $15 hidden resort fee, no free wifi, smokey in hallways (should separate nonsmoking area from smoking), Starbucks cost 2x as much, Mr. Lucky's restaurant promotions don't work on holidays even though they promoted it that way, dimly lit bathrooms, poor electrical wiring (light switches didn't always turn on lights and some turned off all), fan blew directly towards bed and not able to be changed direction, insulation not well because we could hear our loud neighbors, direction of check-in is terrible (didn't realize there were several towers with different check-ins and parking garages).\n\n+ TV wasn't blasting loudly when you first turn it on, comforters were extremely comfortable, rock and roll decoration and photos.\n\nTargeted towards a specific crowd, tattooed, 20s & 30s. Across the street, you can get really good German food! It's actually not that close to the Strip as you think it is. It's at least 2 miles. (I measured it when I drove). So it would be not recommended to walk, unless you don't mind the distance and have time to spare.\n\nI will not stay here again nor recommend it.
__label__2 I've stayed at the normal Casino Tower room and Paradise Tower upgrade, but this is more for the regular one. Price was reasonable for both, but the Paradise Tower was awesome (and normally much more) compared to the regular room. I rarely complain about hotel rooms (though maybe I should) and I had a few for the Casino Tower room: 1) clogged drain, 2) smelly room for non-smoking, 3) no free wi-fi\n\nI think there may have been more specific complaints we had, but that's all I remember right now since that last stay was last March and I haven't been back. The Paradise Tower room was much nicer in terms of decor, cleanliness, and overall comfort. It was much more rock n' roll than the regular room, which was basically all white without much standing out. I don't plan on staying at this place again, though I would consider it if I knew I was getting something as nice as Paradise Tower.
__label__1 After convincing my friends to reserve at HRH vs. Cosmopolitan, had a lackluster experience at HRH.  Pushed my friends hard to stay here as it was a smaller and easier to navigate hotel - NOBU is fantastic.  Unfortunately, that was it.  Due to HRH assigning my room to someone else, we weren't able to check in for multiple hours, forcing us to re-arrange as well as miss some parts of our plans.  After multiple fiascos with re-keying the wrong room, giving our room to another group NOT in our party, and locking us out of room where we were already checked-in, the final straw came when manager came to fix issue, offered a $50 credit WHICH WAS LEFT OFF WHEN I CHECKED OUT - I had to call back and remind the manager of the situation - she promptly credited me the amount. Prior to her entrance into the process, had a hostile check-in agent (verifiable by 2 others in my party) who wouldn't help us and arguably told us that there was nothing we could do to get into OUR room, even tho it was their hotel check-in system that was preventing this.  As for the room, wiring was confusing - in order to keep bathroom light on, needed to turn on a switch in the bedroom.  BEWARE, one of our party had a \"room check\" where hotel staff came into the room UNANNOUNCED. As we were in the room, we asked what this was - they said it was standard policy.  We're a group of 40 yr old dads in corporate management - why check our rooms without permission?  completely unacceptable and shady.  Whole experience made me look bad as I had pushed for this - multiple comments from my party.  I had let the hotel know about my experience and was informed 3 TIMES that a manager would contact me - still no response, so posted my review.
__label__0 WHY CAN THERE NOT BE A ZERO BUTTON.  this place was so bad.  I stayed for one night. the people at the front desk are not nice.  They do NOT take cash and would not help us check in.  we had to  have a credit card and no matter what they don't take cash so this was our problem.  then we asked to see a manager the girl at the desk walked away and about a minute later came back and said that she would be right out.  Ten  minutes later no manager. no help.   \n  I left a bag on the front desk and I called down to see if they had it and they said no to talk to lost and found and then theytold me nope...nothing here, then hung up the phone.  \nNo one had any idea what customer service is and no one cared.  I will not be going back ever.
__label__1 Hard rock is an okay place, if you plan on staying in the hotel for your whole entire trip. There's $18 resort fee per day and they also put $50 on hold per day on your card.\n\nWe spent $65 per day on cabs, going back and forth to the strip and to the hotel. We were on a budget, but ended up spending more money at the end of our trip. \n\nAlso if you think about walking it to the strip, good luck to you. You'll have to walk by a busy high way street with bums hanging out on the side street.  It was just really hard to get around and have fun because everything was too far.\n\nMy advice is to spent that extra $50 and stay in the middle of the strip. You will thank me later.
__label__3 Best beds ever... the room may have been a little small for my liking, but I could curl up and die with one of the pillows or blankets. Bartenders know what they're doing, but seem a little rushed some of the time, and some of the prices are a wee bit steep.\nAlways can find a good time somewhere in HRH..
__label__0 We got some sort of deal to stay in a room in the original tower.  After a 2000 mile motorcycle road trip staying in motels in random towns, I was ready for my splurgy hotel.  I expected all the glitz and glamour Vegas has to offer with our HRH room.  Like most things in life, I should've lowered my expectations, because I was sorely disappointed.  \n\nAtmosphere:  More or less my thing.  Definitely not my bf's thing.  Too loud, too wild, and too crazy for his liking.  I liked the decor, it was sleek and modern.  I thought the sexy catalog on the bed was cheap and tacky.\n\nRoom:  Clean modern lines.  White, black and red motif with a big comfy bed.\n\nService:  Good and bad.  Either way, our problems were dealt with quickly...but not throughly.  Let me explain.\n\nAfter hauling up a motorcycle trunk all the way from self parking (how do you valet a motorcycle?) I was happy to be in our room.  Until we realized how dirty it was.  There was still dried red puke surrounding the toilet.  EWW.  A call down got us an upgrade to a room in the new tower.  I wish they would have sent someone to help us with our luggage, I mean, it WAS their fault.  We lugged our three trunks back down and across the hotel to the new tower.  The lady had promised that we would love our new upgraded room.  We loved the room.  We didn't love that it was a smoking room and there was ash everywhere, even in the shower!  I didn't call again, we just dealt with it.  \n\nToiletries:  Great items.  I can't quite remember what kind they were, but they were great.\n\nOverall:  I can't respect or recommend a hotel that doesn't clean their rooms well.  Seriously, it's gross.  Stay for the party party atmosphere, then go somewhere else and sleep.
__label__0 I have been to Vegas many times and this was by far one of the worst hotels you can stay at in Vegas! The only reason I'm giving it any stars is because the bed and pillows were nice. That's about it. I have a very long list of what went wrong for my fun 30th Birthday weekend.\n\nFirst, most of the outlets in the room didn't work. There was no lights in the bathroom and the phone didn't work. Also, we had no toilet paper in the room and when we called to have them come fix everything and bring toilet paper. No one ever showed up. I had to go to the front desk and ask them to send us toilet paper. \n\nWhen it came time to dine at Mr. Lucky's for breakfast, it took about an hour and a half for our food to come. The customer service in this hotel was so bad. I couldn't believe it.\n\nWhen it came time to go to the pool. The first made us get in line with everyone else. Then they told us guest had to use another door. We walked all the way across the casino to be told we had to go back and get wrist bands. Then we did and they wouldn't let us in that door with our bags of sunscreen. We asked the front desk what door hotel guest had to go to and they sent us to do door that was not letting anyone in the pool. Finally we find the right door after about 1 hour of trying to figure it out and by the time we go to the pool there was NO place to sit. They told us we could get a cabana for an additional $500. I asked for the manager and when the pool manager came over, I told him I wanted to speak with the hotel manager and he told me he couldn't call her. I had to get up, walk all the way across the casino again and wait about 30min to speak with her. She did give us $200 towards our cabana, but we still paid $300. I couldn't believe it. Although, Dino at the pool is AMAZING and he was the only one that felt bad about what was going on and took some stress off of us.\n\nAll in all, it was very stressful and everyone in my party was getting upset. We spent a good $10,000 on everything there and should never have been treated the way we were treated. \n\nI will never stay or even go to this place again, no will I ever use any Hard Rock for work or personal use again. There are much better Hotels in Vegas!
__label__0 They get ONE star, because the beds and pillows were comfy. but thats it...\n\nHere starts my Bitch rant....\n\nWell, this is the LAST time we stay at a hotel based on theme!!!! My friends and I always wanted to stay here because it always looked so hip and being music fans, all the memorabilia intrigued us. We got a great deal so we jumped on it. Little did I know the great deal was because this place and the service sucks BALLS!\nCheck in was fairly easy. Deposit was 50 per night which I haven't had at other places but whatever. We came into a hot room. A/C barely worked. No trash can in the bathroom. Who ever cleaned this room was in a rush or just didn't give a rats because she/he over looked the bobby pins and hair clips and boogers on the wall. Boogers you say? Yes we had a Fucking BOOGER collection started off on our wall that some half drunk broski in his two sizes two small affliction shirt must have started on his stay previous to ours. Gross. Toilet paper was almost gone, barely any toiletries. Who fixed our room up? Did anyone at all? Sheesh! \n\nIt took 3 calls for them to fix our AC and it didn't get fixed I called at midnight on our second night asking when someone was going to come up and fix our damn ac. Which after the fix, didn't really do much. We still were super hot. Time to sleep in our chonies I guess!\n\nCheck out was a nightmare. We were supposed to be comped out rollaway bed for our troubles and I ended up gettin charged for it plus our deposit and I'm still trying to get that resolved. You would think I would get a free night considering we slept in a sauna but whatever. Of course my extra charges like room service was billed But the credits weren't given back. The front desk can't take care of it, because they are all derp derps... you have to call a different number of course which I'm sure being hundreds of miles away is going to be a pain in the ass. When I finally got a hold of Accounting, the lady was a total CU next tuesday when I explained the situation. Im still waiting on the credits to be refunded. Its been a week. I will call again until I get my money back. \n\nThey realllllly don't want me to get nasty on the phone. \n\nOther than that, the drinks are redic expensive, the beer wenches who fetch you your drinks while you gamble take forever to bring you your drinks if you can even find them. They only saving grace is the go go dancers. But they have those at other casinos. This place is good for the music and the memorabilia. THAT IS IT. \n\n\n\nStay away if you can!
__label__2 I reserved 3 nights at the hotel for a Monday through Thursday getaway.\nI bought vouchers through TravelZoo giving me a 240$ suite at 100$ a night!\nThe vouchers, I thought, had a massage included in them and 20$ daily credits intended for drinks at the pool.\nWhen I arrived, the check-in process was pretty fast except for the fact that I had to make sure I check-in every day of my stay because I bought 3 different vouchers (not that there was another option available anyhow). We were 3 people. We entered the suite and it was just as we saw on the virtual tour we took before reserving. Satisfactory. There was a large bed, a two-piece sofa, 2 flat screen TV's (which were never turned-on), 2 stereo system for iOS devices (I had an Android device :/ ) and a huge glass-covered bathroom with a stand-up shower and a bathtub.\nThe reason for giving the hotel 3 stars is not necessarily because of bad experiences, it's because of the timing of the reservation.\nI saw a lot of potential for the pool parties, which we were not in good timing for. The casino was not very young and the restaurant down at the lobby is not worth eating at.\nA positive is although the hotel is off the strip, there is a free shuttle leaving the hotel every hour towards the strip. The club in the hotel is supposedly good, but we never had a chance to party there.
__label__0 Stayed here in a suite this week for a corporate event.  For me, this place failed on most counts.  \n\nI'm sure that when the place first opened, it was the \"happening\" place to go.  Now, it seems more like the place where wanna-be's dress up for their Vegas experience.  Throughout my stay the word \"skanky\" seemed to come to mind quite a bit.  \n\nMost of the decor is dated.  The coolest part of the place is certainly the music memorabilia, but I think the hotel hopes that if you see all of the showcases, you'll miss how cheap and dated the rest of the interior looks.\n\nThen there's the suite.  For a suite in the HRH tower, you would think that it would be pretty cool.  Instead I was treated to ottomans with suspicious stains on them.  Once I saw those, I avoided sitting on any other furniture then the bed.  There was a large bathtub in the suite, with small curly hairs on the interior.  I had to sweep the bathroom floor with a towel, as I could see where small shards of glass were.\n\nAt 5:45 am I got a call from the front desk, telling me that there was a problem with my credit card.  Who wakes up a guest at 5:45 am.  The guy knew my name and room number.  I suspected a scam so called the front desk myself.  They said there was no problem.  Since I hadn't bought anything, even drinks, at the hotel, I suspect that someone inside the hotel must have given my information to someone to try and scam me out of my credit card info. \n\nOur company's done a few events with Hard Rock.  I'll be an advocate of trying something new the next time.
__label__4 Check-in/check-out was a breeze and my room was super clean and the A/C worked!      I could've spent hours (which I did) walking around downstairs with all the rock memorabilia.  Love this place and will stay here again!
__label__0 The most miserable experience in a hotel!  I wasted almost 2 hours waiting in a long line to check in and my luggage to arrive to my room. I was woken up by construction workers outside and a weird smell into room that maybe coming from the machinery the workers are using. I can't get the balcony doors to shut, so it maybe letting in the fumes. I called the hotel 20 minutes ago and they said security is going to be sent up to investigate. Thank goodness there isn't a fire.
__label__4 This review is for the \"All Suites\" HRH Tower... effn' SWEET alright. \n\nFirst, the check-in area is so much easier (no lines) and nicer than the other check-in area. Second, it's a whole suite - separate wet bar, living room with wrap around couch, sleeping area, and a bathroom big enough to play baseball in... cuz I just wanna be a big rock star. Okay, cheesy reference... but, you know that no matter how much you hate on Nickelback, ya'll have sung along to SOME part of this song. Anyway, our suite wasn't in the Nickelback theme... we had the Johnny Rotten room. The partial wall that divides the living from bedroom has a flat screen on either side, so you don't have to fight over what to watch. And there's a sound system on the wall where you can choose mood music by genre or just hook up your own ipod and play your own show tunes... nice touch.\n\nEven though we reserved a King bed, we got two Queen beds... but, we made use of both. One can really put on a show in the bathroom, as it's only divided by the bedroom with a wall of glass. But, there is a large curtain that can be pulled closed- but what's the fun in that? I love that the shower and bathtub are separate, and both are big enough to fit 10 plus me (sorry). Seriously the bathroom, bedroom, and living room are all about the same size. \n\nThis is the perfect room for just a party of 2, or a party of 12. The friend likes it because guests in your room don't have to sit and fart all over your bed... there's plenty of room to fit at least 10 people on that couch!\n\nFor the Hotel/Casino, in general - even though it's a little off the strip, it's pretty much all-inclusive (Rehab, Body English, Pink Taco, Vinyl, and Culinary Dropout)... and, it's stumbling distance to one of my favorite dive bars.
__label__2 This hotel is really cool for the younger group, I'd say 27 years and below.  I am thirty and I have to say that although its a great hotel, its not quite my style.\n\nThe rooms are pretty good.  They are decorated very sexy but there were a few little things that could have used repair, such as the wall plugs were a little loose and rattley.  Be warned, they have vibrators and lube in the mini-bar, so if you have little kids, probably not the best.\n\nI definitely think that the pool brings in a younger crowd.  I didn't go to the pool, but there were so many guests there in their early twenties, clearly coming from the pool and highly intoxicated and loud that I think the hotel could do without. \n\nI do recommend eating at the Pink Taco inside the Hard Rock while you are there.  Very good Mexican Food.\n\nI think its a great hotel, but I wouldn't necessarily recommend it to people over thirty and definitely not to people bringing kids.  However, if you are in your twenties, this is the spot.  The guests that were there in the appropriate age range were having the time of their lives.\n\nIf you are from out of town, which I assume most people in Vegas are, please note that this is not on the actual strip.  It is really close, but you will have to take a cab ride to and from.
__label__0 I was not super impressed with this hotel. If you are into the partying scene, then this is for you. I came on a business trip and each time we go to Vegas we try to experience a new hotel. When we arrived in our room there were disgusting greasy handprints on the headboard of each of our beds! GROOOOSSS right?????  Overall our room just felt dirty. There was what looked like dried up vomit in the bathroom next to the toilet paper. One word...disgusting. When we called to tell them about or room they just said they would send up housekeeping to assess it. When she got there even she was disgusted and sanitized both headboards completely. The shower constantly flooded so we would have a pool in the bathroom, who need rehab if you have your own personal pool in your room I guess. I would not recommend this to anyone. \nThe only positive was that our room did have a nice view of the strip and the pools were pretty.
__label__2 I reviewed little late.\nOur team (office co-works) visit this place 3month ago.\nFor 4days 3nights.\nnoise level good.\nbed comfort level - so so...(it was not good for me)\nroom is very hot even with AC on all night.\ntop of the floor there are swimming pool and there are slots a sexy ladies~\nCompany try to looking for cheapest place.\nYeah for the money it's ok hotel not for the revisit next time.
__label__1 Sadly disappointed in the room and housekeeping at this hotel. We came in and had to call down as our light bulbs were burnt out, not a problem they came to fix it while we went to eat. Then the next day housekeeping comes in and this is the first hotel of many I have stayed in that they leave the dirty glasses on the sink and don't refresh them. Didn't put any lotion or shampoo out on day 2. Lucky I brought some from home. When checking in we had a case of water as my sister in law takes quite a bit of medication and we were only 2 ladies and no men to help carry and they said that the hotel policy was that the bellman can't take water to the room. So we had to lug it all the way to the other side of the hotel. Amazing customer service huh!!!  Hotel hospitality doesn't exist here.
__label__4 This is our second stay in one year.  I will review both stays, as we loved it so much we went back!  Our first visit we stayed in the HRH Tower.  It was beautifully decorated, the view was great over the pool.  A little loud during the day with the pool music, so a little hard to take a nap.  But overall a very great location.  The second visit we stayed in The Paradise Tower.  We had a corner room with views that could not be beat.  Amazing.   The walk was a bit longer to the casino floor and the crowd on this side seemed a tad rougher.  We will book The HRH Tower for our next visit.\nThe bartenders were incredible.  Phillip and Nick our all time favs.  Most everyone we came in contact with were very nice.  The center bar has a very trippy echo that stumped us the first couple days, but then figured out how to enjoy someone's conversation from the other side of the bar.  Pretty funny.\nSecurity in this hotel always seems to be comforting.  Nice work HR.\nYou can definitely see some wear and tear in the hotel, but over all a very nice stay.  \nThe pole dancers over the gaming tables are rad.  A show while you are gambling.  Those dancers were so strong and fun to watch.\nThe dealers are really nice as well.  Most all wanted you to win and are more than happy to help and chat.  We played BJ and craps most everyday.  The pit bosses were very friendly.\nCheck-in and out is super easy and welcoming.\nWe have rented a cabana at the nirvana pool twice.  A great way to spend a day if the weather is nice.\nI will rate the restaurants separately, but just need to mention that we have eaten at all establishments.  Culinary Drop out we visited multiple times.  It was that good and fun.\nAnd finally, one observation we made is how nice looking most people are in the casino.  There seemed to be a steady stream of 25-60 year old.  This hotel is not filled with old people or families with kids.  A perfect spot of the 40-something.  We will most definitely be back.  Thanks for the fun.
__label__1 The checkin person was great but besides that this hotel sucked. No ventilation, as the smoke just hit you every time you left the room. Then they nicked every cent they could from you for items that are usually free in most places. Not recommended.
__label__0 Nothing special. Not nearly as nice as Hard Rock Hollywood/Fort Lauderdale. Good casino to lose at machines. Nobody seemed to be winning. Def not me. It's more like a long hallway than an open casino. Not impressed.
__label__1 I am not a big fan of Las Vegas shows because they do not interest me.  Mystere is the first cirque du soleil show I've been to and that's only because my gf took me here for my birthday. After watching the show I had a real conundrum about writing a review for this show because cirque fan boys can construe my opinion controversial. \n\nLas Vegas is a town for people to come to spend money to get entertained, so my review will primarily focus on the value proposition of the ciruqe shows. Is this show worth spending $100-150 for 90 minutes? No. There isn't any unique acrobatic material in this show that isn't available on the Internet or on tv shows like America's got talent. The filler part before the next act of the show is being prepared is really not that funny.  I will not go into details about the show since it my spoil the show for some. I think I can get more entertainment out at a movie theater for $10. \n\nI honestly think that ciruqe shows are a scam created by casino industry to get more money out of people's pockets.
__label__0 This review is not about the food so much as it is about the service.\n\nHere are my main complaints:\n1. When I ordered my donuts, I was informed that I would have to wait a few mins for fresh glaze donuts.  That's fine.  My problem was that after I had paid for my order, I still didn't have my donuts. They were sitting on the counter because the girl had forgotten about them.  I had to remind another employee that I was waiting for my donuts.\n2. When we were being rung up, I had to repeat what we had several times.  I told her we had iced coffees but she thought we had brewed coffees.\n3.  The girl making our iced coffees made mine too watery with too much milk and it was warm on top of that.  \n\nFor them being open a month, they still have a long ways to go in customer service.
__label__1 I went in here with a friend for their lunch buffet. It's definitely got very good ambiance and location. Everything's a bit fancier than the usual Indian place. Fancy ceilings, plush carpet, cute buffet setup, comfy booths. But the buffet fare was definitely lacking a bit of excitement. They only had a limited variety and I go to many indian lunch buffets, so I know the standard options. But this place didn't have paneer! or Korma! However, they carried carrot pudding so that was something to point out. Drier than usual but it was still pretty good. The servers were very nice but also very forgetful, maybe she was new but her attitude about everything was very pleasant. \nI wouldn't come here again but was glad to have tried out another Indian joint.
__label__2 It is Pizza Express so no real surprises. The conversion of the building in Morningside is really lovely and it is pretty airy and has a slightly different feel from the Pizza Express I visited at The Shore a couple of weeks ago.\n\nI did enjoy my visit but why a different rating from The Shore? I think the Morningside branch is definitely successful and this is part of the problem. Morningside doesn't have a huge amount in it - a few bars, cafes and Indian restaurants but for kid friendly places then PE is a magnet. Combine this with the offer of take away then it is bloody busy. Good for a manager, not so good for a customer who is hungry.\n\nWe arrived (after booking) and got our table quickly. We did arrive at 6.15 so if you are not a fan of little people throwing tantrums then eat later. This didn't bother us. \n\nWe had a voucher so 2 courses for \u00a310. Starters we had were sweet potato risotto and a tomato and mozzarella salad were well received. Tasty and we were looking forward to our mains. \n\nNow I like a break between my courses but we must have been around 45 mins between courses. I am still not unconvinced our two gluten free pizza's were not given to another table. Anyway, it was a long wait and it did spoil our experience. My pizza was softer than The Shore version, not so much crisp which I very much enjoyed before. Still good but not as great as before. We were right beside the kitchen area and it was clear there needed to be more people on this section to cope with all the orders. People who arrived after us were out before us and 1hr 50 mins for 2 courses is not great. I was pleased I was heading home and not to the cinema. \n\nStaff are really nice and friendly but my stomach isn't that forgiving. I'll probably come here again as it is local for work but I'll probably eat more before, just in case I have a LONG wait...
__label__1 Finally made it out to Twin Peaks. It's got a Mancave type layout, plenty of TV's and good looking waitresses. It was packed during the after-work rush and the ladies were hustling. Service was excellent but the food was disappointing. Obviously, no one comes here for the food but with so many dining options near the Biltmore, its a waste to try any food here. We had the sliders, chicken fingers and Cobb Salad. (All were sub-par)   \n\nTilted Kilt is miles ahead of Twin Peaks with better atmosphere and food. I'd even say Hooters is superior. I'm not a fan of the Cold Beer gimmick or Shot-skis but maybe I'm just getting old. Who's down for Sizzler, next time?
__label__4 Great service and Beer could have done without the girl pushing a survey. will return when in town
__label__3 After my first visit here I know that this place is an above average sushi place and I'm not sure if it might really be a five star place. This is the first place in the Glendale area that I've been to that uses REAL WASABI on the nigiri sushi and also seasons under the fish. A few things on the menu I'm not sure what they are but they also do a Korean Style sushi that is wrapped in lettuce.\n\nWhen we stopped in we were greeted by the most enthusiastic happy person. We were taking a little time to decide and she gave us miso soup so I don't know if it comes with thee meal or not. We ordered a variety to share and ordered the two pick bento box some sushi and a specialty roll.\n\nThe Mackerel in the bento box really WOWED me. It was the most delicious mackerel I ever had. The fish was sweet and fresh and seasoned so tasty anybody would like it even if you hate fish you will like it. The salad was dressed with a creamy sesame dressing and the spicy tuna rolls were rolled just right and were fresh. \n\nThey don't have the biggest selection of rolls and many have cream cheese or are fried and that is why I didn't give five stars based on one visit. I tried the Salmon with garlic sauce roll. It was rolled very carefully and was a very good fish to rice ratio. The fish seemed very fresh and the sauce really made it taste good. I do note this roll had cream cheese in it and I might have missed seeing that on the menu.\n\nThis isn't a fancy place and is very small and opened in a previous sushi restaurant location using the same old sushi sign but this is a completely new restaurant in an older strip mall.\n\nThey also do reasonably priced all day happy hour rolls ($3 - $7)\n\nNext time I might try the Korean Sushi and have some soju here!\n\n4.5 Stars
__label__3 The all day happy hour is what drew me in here initially. Though there are a few yummy items on the happy hour menu, it's their sashimi and bento boxes that I love. \n\nFavorites on the HH menu include: Tootsie roll, Casey roll (must try), golden cali roll, shrimp tempura roll. Other favorites are the the Alaskan roll and bento box combo with beef teriyaki and sashimi, comes with rice and salad. Sashimi is always fresh and has 2 slices of salmon, tuna, and yellow tail. \n\nShe usually gives a complimentary cucumber is rice vinegar salad (acquired taste but I love it) or mochi at the end. Service is good considering they are so small and only have 3 people working at a time. The owner and his wife are super friendly and love what they do, it definitely shows in their quality and presentation of the food. \n\nIt is so hard to find good sashimi in this area. Compared to other local sushi joints, Sushi catcher gets their fish from a different vendor and I can honestly taste the difference. This place has replaced Yen as my go to sushi spot in the area! Finally, a good sushi place in Glendale!
__label__0 Nope. Went for dinner tonight. The place was dirty. The sushi was very poor quality and now my husband has food poisoning. The sushi was on par with what you buy from a grocery store. Oh and there was a hair on our menu. Gross. Go to Yen's!
__label__0 For the last 4-5 times my husband and I have been here, we have had bad diarrhea and stomachaches after eating anything with raw fish at this restaurant. It's sad, because this never happened with the the old owners or any other sushi place for that matter. We thought maybe it was caused by something else and were in denial, but we could no longer ignore it. I'm suspecting the new owners sanitize or keep their raw fish stored differently than than the older owners, KC/Sue, did\n\nDon't get me wrong...The food still tastes great, but the safety of eating raw fish is just too far important. If you go here, I'd recommend getting food with cooked items (Udon, Shrimp tempura roll, Salmon teryaki, etc..)
__label__0 I was so excited to revisit the old Agave.  I love the outside patio. Unfortunately, it was too hot for my taste.  We were seated by the door and it was still pretty warm inside.  I did enjoy the chips and salsa.  However, my sangria was sample sized.  We order the ceviche duo with shrimp and tuna.  There might have been one or two (very small) chopped shrimp and a few bits of tuna.  Since I was so warm, I ordered the chopped salad.  It was bland.  Won't be back again.
__label__0 Lasted a month and even with the menu redo it's officially closed... again. This location has so much potential if they could find the right management and remember that its not the strip so resort prices need not apply.
__label__3 This restaurant has very authentic Taiwanese food and reminds me of my grandma's cooking. I am never disappointed by the quality of the hand-made noodles and sauces that come along with all of the variation. One thing I have noticed over the numerous times I've been there is that their soup dumplings have become smaller and smaller in size. The flavor of the soup dumplings is very similar to my favorite soup dumpling restaurant in Asia so I highly recommend this place!
__label__4 Always delicious. As a Chinese person, and just moving to Pittsburgh, this place is a gem.  Well worth the 25min drive on a weekday
__label__2 Went for lunch and the service was not impressive considering we were the only two people in the place. They do serve Boar's Head meats so the sandwiches we ordered were delicious.\n\nIt looks like they do a brisk business on pastries and cakes. They look delicious but didn't try any this trip.
__label__1 Food was good. The service was disappointing. Your better off going to Gallo where people actually care.
__label__1 Sad to say, this was a disappointment.  We eat out quite a bit and try all the new restaurants.  The picture in Phoenix Magazine made the restaurant look bright and cheerful....but thought it was quite the opposite.  Interesting menu...the chips were great, but, unfortunately, the food was just \"ok\".  There are many other places in town that serve very good Mexican food.  In Amy's review, she said she \"breaks out in hives when she has to eat in Scottsdale....well I felt the same with the clientele in this restaurant.
__label__2 I have been to Otro twice.  Upon arrival I am very clear with the server that I am vegan.  I ask for recommendations and I also read the menu very carefully before ordering.  On both visits I have been served dishes with cheese on top despite stating that I am vegan and making necessary modifications when ordering.  This is very frustrating and requires sending food back even though I am very precise with my order to avoid having to do so.  People with dietary needs should be accommodated with no problem
__label__3 Love this place...been for brunch and dinner several times since it opened, highly recommend the pancakes and bacon, the street tacos, the chicken mole and paella.  The otro salad is excellent, as are the mojitos..
__label__3 Their spicy Bloody Mary is simply amazing. My fianc\u00e9 got the prickly pear margarita and that was good too! \n\nTheir house made guacamole and chips was really tastey. \n\nService was O.K. Fair prices.
__label__2 Gallo Blanco set a high bar and Otro grabs onto the bar here and there but cant really pull itself up to it. Terrific in spots, lagging in others, overall just okay. Kudos for carving out the pleasant open interior, but the service, atmosphere and even the food here dont consistently match the flagship. That somewhat reluctant observation hardly rises to the level of condemnation, more like mild disappointment, and is based on a handful of visits to both locations.\n\nServers downtown are/were hip and more importantly, sharp, anticipating needs, recommending condiments, invested in their guests' satisfaction. At Otro, it feels tenser and more transactional, like you're a tab instead of a guest. There's just less professional and personal confidence here and you're less likely to get your iced tea refilled or thanked on your way out. I realize they're going for casual, but casual should be a personality or flair, not a tangible reduction in customer service. Not in this market and age, especially not with Gallo's pedigree, \n\nI also prefer Gallo's menu, although there's considerable overlap. Companions claim food here is comparable, so maybe it's what you order and who you are. Otro's homemeade paella had too much salt or onions, for me, and tasted more packaged than savory. I had a torta there where the filling was fine but the bun evoked McDonalds, like they ran out of better buns. The chiliquiles here is rojo and the lopsided tower tended to fall apart.   I prefer (adore, is more accurate) the expertly assembled verde downtown.  Our party agreed the  biscuit, banana and plaintain dessert was awful. Not expensive, but the least satisfying dessert we've had out in a long time. \n\nI like the big, thick chips they serve with the guac. They pour a big glass of wine. There's quaint, thoughtful seating in the foyer in case there's a wait.  And I love any North Central spot with spacious DIY parking, sans valets. That almost feels retro now, like hitching your horse up in front of Monti's Casa Vieja a hundred years ago. You might even score a shady spot out back this summer. Orange shirt and feedbag optional.
__label__2 Beau caf\u00e9 bien am\u00e9nag\u00e9. Bons produits. Cependant il est souvent bond\u00e9. De plus leur wifi fonctionne tr\u00e8s mal depuis longtemps et malgr\u00e9 les plaintes il font rien pour rem\u00e9dier \u00e0 la situation.
__label__4 Our first visit to this place was great. Very clean, friendly service, and good food. I'm a bacon snob but I must say their bacon was perfect! I had the small French toast plate which was just enough food because one slice of French toast is huge! It's crispy fried sourdough french toast which sounds different but was absolutely delicious! My fianc\u00e9 had the 5 egg white scramble and loved it but again tons of food, he couldn't eat the whole thing. Orange juice is fresh squeezed (you can literally watch the kids squeezing it) so it's pulpy but has the great fresh flavor. Overall, awesome! We will definitely be back! Ask for Jocelyn's section.
__label__3 We drove 25 minutes to get to this place based on the Yelp reviews.  It was definitely worth the trip.  We were greeted and seated very quickly, and ordered the fresh orange juice which was very good.\n\nBetween the whole family, we had eggs, pancakes, an omelette, bacon, and sausage.  Everything was pretty good, and we had a great time and enjoyed the excellent service.  We went on a Wednesday morning around 10 and it was about half full.\n\nThe bill with the tip was 52 bucks for four of us, which was a little pricey, but we enjoyed ourselves so I would say that's the point.  Sure, we could have gone to McDonald's for 12 bucks, but that isn't really the point.\n\nWe were on vacation and it was fun to go to a new place.
__label__4 I first heard of OBH from Groupon. I saw the groupons were sold out in one day, so I decided to go without the coupon. I've found a new favorite breakfast place. The omelets are so fluffy you have to butter them to the plate. They have raspberry chocolate chip pancakes that are out of this world. They actually have SOS for you veterans out there. The waitstaff is friendly and efficient. The place is clean with servers and bus persons flitting about constantly maintaining. Going on a Sunday? Get there before 8:30 AM or prepare for a wait. Don't miss this gem right off the 51[only going north] at thunderbird and 32nd.
__label__4 We have found our new breakfast place! Love the Costa Rica coffee! Great pancakes and great service. Get the maple syrup. You can watch them squeeze your orange juice for you.
__label__3 Good food. also had the sexiest server. not sure if she is asian or mexican. but love the fake eyelashes and tight shirt
__label__4 My Dad took me here for breakfast today and it was amazing! I had the Huevos Rancheros which was delish! Everyone I was with really enjoyed their food...great portion and prices :)
__label__3 My husband and I had breakfast here on a Saturday morning. It was predictably busy, but since we were ok with sitting at the counter, we didn't have to wait long at all. A few highlights: \n- the cinnamon roll. warm, gooey, and crazy delicious. helps that I was hungry\n- a free refill on the fresh squeezed oj?! yes, please!! I got the refill to go (and pro tip - she gave me a little more to fill the cup all the way)\n\nSo the neighborhood perhaps isn't the greatest and the views aren't anything special, but there's plenty of convenient parking and I appreciate being able to get an awesome breakfast without having to drive all the way to Scottsdale. So why only 4 stars? Hubby wasn't wowed. Maybe he didn't love the banana pancakes as much as he should have. I thought my popeye omlet was very tasty! Fast, friendly service and a decent sized menu that has all the things you'd want and more.
__label__4 Great menu. Awesome food. Place was packed and had a wait for good reason! I There is pretty much every thing you can imagine on the breakfast menu and all the dishes that came to our table were great and the portions huge (you could easily split!).
__label__3 Great food. Solid chips, salsa, bean dip, drinks. The entrees were good. If you like your flautas super crispy like my partner, just ask, they'll cook 'em a bit longer. Locally owned and operated and some of the best service I have had in a Mexican in Vegas.
__label__4 This is a full five star restaurant. The service is as good as it can be and the food is always on the level. This place really goes out of its way to put that little extra something on the plate. Whoever doesn't like Juan's just simply doesn't know good Mexican food. I have been eating here from the day it opened and I'm not going to stop anytime soon. Thanks to all the staff at Juan's ill be back soon as usual. Highly recommend the breakfast burritos and the chimichangas !!!!
__label__4 We came back for the fajitas......and weren't disappointed at all!\n\nThe fresh chips, salsa and beans, and grilled onions & peppers were delicious and a great way to start the evening.\nWe both ordered the fajitas for two with pork and chicken.  My pork was packed with flavor, tender, and most amazing.  I'm totally not a fajita kind of guy, but you give me this place as an option; We'll be back!
__label__4 This place is awesome soon ask we enter the door we were greeted and sat right away. We sat down and immediately was serve Chips and Salsa delicious! And fajitas were the best i ever had seriously will be back.
__label__4 Best way to relax in Vegas before your flight home! They definitely know how to pamper you here. Two words: Free B&B (Buffet & Booze).\n\nThe lunch/dinner buffet offers light, delicious options. The highlight for me were the super tender **Braised Short Ribs** served over slow-cooked creamy polenta. Warm, savory, and juicy! Also delightful were the **Spinach & Ricotta Gnudi**, perfect little dumplings with a dash of tomato and basil. A fresh corn salad, roasted zucchini, and arugula salad were flavorful and healthy side dishes. The **Vanilla Honey Panna Cotta with Summer Berries** gave the meal a smooth finish.\n\nA whole array of cocktails welcomes you at the bar. Just take your pick and go relax. Love this perk!\n\nYou can get some work done in the conference area or in one of the more private work booths. Or sit back and watch TV in the lounge area. Or take a sweet nap on the comfy reclining personal couches. We opted for #3 -- nap.\n\nThe decor is very mod and clean, while the setting is quiet and relaxing. My only complaint is that at one point, two employees began talking pretty loudly in Spanish. The serene vibe was slightly ruined, but I was already so content on my cozy napping device that I dozed off anyway.\n\nOverall the service was phenomenal. You will want for nothing.\n\nTIP: Open to AmEx members only. One-day passes are $50, or complimentary for Platinum members. Thank you, travel buddy!
__label__2 This is the second best domestic lounge in the United States.\n\nThe best is the Centurion Lounge at DFW.\n\nTo the people who expected a five-star orgasm of luxury: what planet are you living on?\n\nTo the people who compare this unfavorably to other lounges: you have no idea what you're talking about.\n\nHere's the reality: at LAS, your options are this lounge, or The Club lounge (I won't even discuss the option of sitting with the peasants at the gate). The Club is terrible. It's super depressing, and the offerings are subpar. The Centurion Lounge has free top-shelf drinks, really good food on the buffet, and friendly folks. Comparing this lounge to an Admirals Club, US Airways, Sky Club, etc, is simply unfair. This is way nicer.\n\nI've spent dozens of hours here, and I plan to spend dozens more.\n\nYou might be wondering, why only three stars? The reason is simple. They don't have ginger beer. This is an affront to all cocktail drinkers and men of class. Furthermore, the bartender claimed that ginger beer was simply \"alcoholic ginger ale.\" I was so offended at this suggestion that I'm docking two full stars. If said bartender ever reads this review, know that those comments cost you multiple dollars in tips, and two stars in my Yelp review. AND, they don't have Hendricks gin. AND, they don't have Fever Tree mixers. \n\nAmerican Express: get ginger beer (preferrably Fever Tree or Bundaberg), get Hendricks, and get better mixers. I Tweeted at the cocktail list creator (Jim Meehan), and he assured me that he'll send the word on to AmEx. But seriously, this is an unbelievable oversight. I may cancel my Platinum Card if AmEx doesn't get ginger beer at its lounges. I care that much.
__label__2 Place is open and nice. Seating is comfortable wherever you sit. Only problem was we sat at our table for 15 mins and I'm not sure but there was nobody to wait on us. I figure we needed to go to one of the two bars to order drinks but noticed one bar had nobody there. We finally just left without ordering anything.
__label__2 When is SBX going to have a line for those of us wanting COFFEE and not the calorie -ladden fraps that everyone likes to CALL coffee? Express Service NOW!
__label__1 Nice staff but not worth the money. Pastrami sandwich was a joke. As a whole , the restaurant has potential but I don't think I'll go back any time soon
__label__2 We had been wanting to go to the Block & Grinder since it opened and we heard some great things.  Overall the food was 4-5 stars, but the atmosphere and service was 2 stars.\n\nIn terms of service, we sat down in a cramped space next to a large table, and did not have a waiter assigned to us.  After 12 minutes, we finally had a waiter (who was very nice) notice that no one was assigned to us.  From there, he took over, but he also had other large tables, so the service was slow.\n\nOn to the positive aspects....for an appetizer, we got the jar of pimento cheese and crackers, which was delicious, and probably the best pimento cheese we have had in our short time being exposed to pimento cheese.  We decided to order the ribs for an entree, which was a great choice.  They were lean and tender, and rank up there as one of the best ribs we have ever had.\n\nI think we would come back here, but would attempt to go on a weeknight (or off-peak time), which would hopefully improve the service.  I would also love to try the cocktails.
__label__3 I've been going to Box for many years. (See my review from their old address on W. Sahara) When they moved I tried other wax places because they were closer to home but it just wasn't the same. I returned to Box, even though Brea's smiling face isn't around as often, it's still a fab place for a waxing. Courtney and Ashley do a great job keeping up the great Box reputation.
__label__3 Fantastic tacos. I tried the carne asada and the carnitas. Great flavor and juicy. The salsa doesn't have a lot of flavor, and reminded me of tomato juice.
__label__3 Bragg's gave me my first vegetarian/vegan \"diner\" experience. I love the shape of the place (corner-style) and the street art views. The building used to be Bragg's Pie Factory and awesomely, they still serve pies. There isn't a large dining area so the roar is very low... buuuut you can hear everyone's conversation. It wasn't bothersome to me though and no one else seemed to mind. Now about the chow... I ordered the special of the day---huevos rancheros (veganized using tofu instead of eggs) and eggplant \"bacon\" on the side. It was delicious and I definitely plan to return for those veganized biscuits and gravy.
__label__2 Awesome little vegan diner! Everything on the menu is vegan except they do offer eggs.. I came here around 7pm and ordered the French toast.. Delicious! \n\nNow this is why i only ranked them 3 stars..\nMy friend and I shared the nachos.. Between the 2 of us we could barley eat half of it because it was lacking soooo much... My suggestion.. Real pico de gallo and more beans preferably black beans.. I've been vegan for many years and have tried my fair share of vegan cheeses.. The nacho cheese they used wasn't good.. It made me sick to my stomach after I left.\n\nI will be back next time I'm in the area to try out some of their vegan treats!
__label__1 First the good - the waitress was very nice and the coffee was good.\n\nThis place is your typical vegetarian place.   We went there for breakfast. Not a strip of real bacon in the whole place. I had the bwiscuits and gwavy. The biscuits tasted like flour and water and the gravy had no flavor whatsoever. My wife had the pancakes with brown sugar and caramelized bananas. Although the bananas and sugar had flavor, the pancakes were as tasteless as a CBS sitcom. Next time I'll head over to Matt's Big Breakfast.
__label__4 This little tiny inconspicuous Shack off to the side of a gas station is home to some truly amazing snow cones.  So many flavors of delicious indulgence to choose from it will make your head spin!  Not to mention the couple that are usually there running it are truly just hilarious.  I love this place!  Not to mention when you go there you get a buy 1 get 1 free card for next time!  You guys rock keep up the amazing work and out of this world attitudes!!!
__label__1 The food was below the standard I expect for a mom & pop breakfast joint. I had steak and eggs. Although the steak was tender, it was poorly seasoned - even A1 didn't make it tasty. The eggs were bland as hell and don't get me started on the \"ranch\" potatoes. If I go to a mom & pop for breakfast I want real potatoes not frozen packaged potato squares. They were simply dismal. The waitress was nice though.
__label__1 Saturday Night review. JUST SO YOU KNOW, THIS PLACE IS NOT DAISY DUKES ANYMORE. IT'S AN ALL EBONY STRIP CLUB! Just in case anyone is wondering. Though we didn't necessarily mind, we were definitely surprised about it. This place is huge. It's got the stages, the scenery, the layout of an upscale nightclub/strip club. Probably the largest strip club in north carolina... 20 girls tops... WTF? Also, all the girls were covered the entire night. I understand we should work a little for some topless action but these girls made it obvious they weren't going to come to us for money. As the club owner said (he's a bald white/hispanic dude in his 40-50's) black girls are different on tipping and working for money. NO JOKE! Lap dances on the floor are $20 and so are the VIP private dances. So do yourself a favor and request the private dance instead. The girls aren't stuck up but it was just the fact that the club was D-E-A-D! After an hour of blowing money fast, the action stopped. We easily could have thrown another half of our wallets. We expected alot more. Another thing, shower stages all over the club... U-S-E-L-E-S-S! There is no VIP booths. Bottle service is $240 PER BOTTLE. 2 stars for wasted space and dumb ownership. Won't EVER EVER go there again.
__label__4 This is exactly what Vegas started out as.  It's what it's supposed to be about. A great live jazz band, beautiful women that are great dancers and a wonderful singer. I would recommend this show to anyone looking for something to see in Vegas.
__label__4 This place is an outstanding find in Las Vegas.  We only found it by accident as we were staying away from the strip because of the Valentines weekend and everyone crowding the whole city.  This place is something you would expect on the strip being high class, but even better because you can actually see the whole view of Las Vegas from your table.  The food was outstanding and unique, not stuffy and now home style, but classy and unique but really good combinations of ingredients.  Just the descriptions of options on the menu and from the waiter made it hard to choose, but we've never been disappointed.  A high class environment but very personal too. Vic, the owner came out and talked to everyone and made us feel at home.  We've been there 3 times (every time we travel through Vegas) and Vic is there and actually remembers us and treats us like family.  We look forward to visiting for the people as much as the food.  It's like family away from home.
__label__3 Been there several times.   Greeted warmly and seated promptly.  Servers took orders quickly and knew the menu well.   Specials were related and all questions answered.\n\nFood served in a timely fashion and it was delicious.   House wine was good and a great value.   My beer snob friends approved of the beer selections and prices.\n\nService seems to be better than most restaurants.   I will be back frequently.
__label__1 Great atmosphere & great beer but it took 45 minutes to get our food. When I walked in I was immediately impressed. Crowded restaurant on a Friday night, a great sign. There was a guitarist playing & the place was buzzing. The waitress recommended getting the beer sampler & I wasn't disappointed. The Dirty Blonde Ale & the Heffeweisen in particular were fantastic. When my friend arrived we ordered food & begin to chit chat & have a good time. After about a half hour we began to wonder where our food was. When the waitress started to avoid us we knew something was wrong. Finally after 45 minutes our food arrived.  My burger was decent but a little dry; it certainly wasn't the medium rare that I had ordered & it was definitely not worth the wait but after 45 minutes and some beer sampler I really needed some food. The waitress said they were unexpectedly busy. I may give them another chance just to see if she was right or if they've worked out their kitchen issues....& to try the beer again.
__label__2 Here I go again, reviewing a brewery when I don't drink beer.  But for the grub, a solid 3 stars.  Or a weak 4 if you're the glass is always half full type. \n\nI enjoyed my first visit, mostly because of some great company.  We shared appetizers.  Up first...pretzel bread.  How can you go wrong with that?  By not making cheese sauce a standard accompaniment.  You can add for a buck, so we made it clear we wanted a lot of it.  A vat of it, the more the better.  We received a thimbleful of cheese, for three women who love cheese.  That would be like serving us a shot of wine.  We also had the mussels and poutine.  The mussels were yummy and bathed in a white wine butter sauce.  Wine and butter together.  Who could ask for more?  The poutine was good, but needed more short rib and more cheese curds.  Now we're back on the cheese thing.  We finished with the North Mountain malt and a piece of cake.  Loved them both.  Would order either again.  Maybe because they don't require cheese.\n\nFirst impression didn't make me a huge fan, but I would go back if in the area again.  They have a great menu!
__label__1 I am not a beer drinker but went there last night with husband and friend. Hubby and friend liked the beer. Hubby had the James Brown brew. Food not so good. I had the fish and chips. I would not recommend. But service was fantastic!
__label__4 My wife and I came for dinner at about 8 PM on a Friday night. There was live music and the place was pretty busy, but we were seated right away and had a great time. The service, beer, food, and music were all top notch and I am looking forward to a time to return.\n\nI had a sampler of six beers, but sent for a seventh, which left five beers on the menu untasted. All were very good, but my the Octomalt and the Diogenes IPA were my favorites. The N.I.B (imperial stout) was dubbed \"not for the feint of heart\" and they meant it. It hit with a punch thought I'm glad I tried it.\n\nThe beer list did not match the beer list on their website but I think that is a good thing. It suggests to me the list changes often and the 12 beers on the list that night spanned several styles. I was impressed.\n\nWe had the wedge salad which was very good but we missed the red onions. We also split the steak sandwich and fries (blue cheese sauce on the sandwich) and enjoyed it very much. Just the right combination of savory and spicy (there were some tiny red peppers that made my head sweat). \n\nFor desert we split the sundae on a spent grain cookie. It was very good, though we could not finish it.\n\nThey have a weekend brunch and I am looking for a Sunday afternoon to return!\n\nThis place has a cool vibe, good food, and great beer. Don't miss it!
__label__0 Not sure what to rate this.  I called the number listed, twice.. Both times I got a woman who claims there is no one there who details cars...WTF???  Sound a little too fly by night for me.  If someone contacts me and explains what happened I'd be glad to remove my rating. But until then, I guess they are out of business.
__label__3 Bel endroit dans HOMA pour aller boire un verre et manger un burger. Le resto est sympa avec une belle d\u00e9co, un service rapide et souriant. J'ai opt\u00e9 pour un burger v\u00e9g\u00e9tarien que j'ai trouv\u00e9 bon \u00e0 un prix tr\u00e8s raisonnable ! \nResto tr\u00e8s convivial que je recommande.
__label__2 Refreshing adult milk shakes?!  Sign me up!\n\nMy friends and I checked this place out right after it opened.  The lure of ice cream and alcohol on a warm afternoon was too enticing.  In keeping in line with Old Town, this place isn't very big, but there's tons of seating and booths.  The DJ was playing a funky retro mix, and the overall vibe was good.\n\nService, however, was not good.  It took an hour to get 3 milkshakes and 6 glasses of water, and we had to ask for the water 3 times.  I don't get what's up with people and water in this state...seriously, this is the desert.  People need to hydrate.  I even tip for water....just bring me a glass, don't make me keep asking.  \n\nNeedless to say, we decided not to stay.  Although the drinks were good, the service was way too slow.  Next time I think I'll try a weekday...maybe that will be better.
__label__0 This place is terrible.  The help is rude.  I have been here three times and walked out the last time after the bartender stood around and talked to his buddies instead of serving my date and I.  I know it is new, maybe it will get better.
__label__4 Had a great time with co-workers at Hi Fi on a Thursday night. Great cocktails and good dancing. Also, I must RAVE about the staff / customer service - Asst. GM Michael M is fabulous! He went out of his way to take care of us. Thanks Michael!! Can't wait to go back!
__label__3 After reading Nelson's review, I had to try this place.  It is hiding in plain sight.  I can't believe the number of times I've passed on the freeway and saw that large open shopping plaza, much of it empty, and little did I know there was a gem of a restaurant right in my line of sight.\n\nI stopped here after a \"Showgirls of Las Vegas\" program at the Nevada State Museum.  I was the only customer at 5:10 and remained the only customer for the hour I was there.  It's a shame.  They should have more business.\n\nI got the chips and salsa and I asked for the hot salsa.  That salsa with habanero peppers is quite good.  The mild salsa is fine, too, and I liked the small bits of avocado in the mild salsa.\n\nThe woman brought me a bowl of complimentary soup. It was not the vegetable soup shown in other photos for Chicken Itza but rather a noodle soup--fideo soup.  It was very good and very hot!!  Let it cool for awhile so you don't burn your lips, tongue, throat, and anything else to which this may come in contact!\n\nFor dinner, I ordered the panuchos.  Since there are three to an order, I got one, chicken, one turkey, and one pork (cochinita pibil).  All three were excellent!  The split tortilla filled with refried black beans with the tasty meat and toppings were super!! The meats were very juicy and this was a more than one napkin experience.  The meat could have been a bit hotter, but it didn't detract from the flavors.\n\nFor dessert, I had arroz con leche which was not complimentary.  It is really, really, good!  It had a nice amount of cinnamon, raisins, and bananas and there seemed to be some pieces of crust as if the rice and milk were baked in a pie crust of some kind.\n\nThe horchata was very good. \n\nI'm coming back to try their other Mayan (Yucatan) specialties!  It is so wonderful to live in such a diverse city with all these different foods from which to choose.
__label__2 Not sure if I want to give it them 2 or 3 stars.  Last week they did a great job delivering lunch to our office.  Food was fresh, warm and quite good.  Today's delivery seemed to be slow, but on top of that my meal was COLD!  So disappointing because I know they could do better.  My food was so cold that the onion in my union ring was cold.  They forget to bring 1/2 of our order and it was it took over 2 hours to get to us.
__label__4 I've only been here a few times, but I have never been disappointed. Excellent customer service and ALWAYS amazing food. If you love yourself, order the acai berry smoothie and the Smoked Turkey & Avocado sandwich. Best items on the menu, as far as I'm concerned :)
__label__1 Gave this place 3 honest tries. 3 different items, 2 different times of day over a month period. The food just doesn't taste that great. \n\nOmelette... Burnt, small portion, with frozen style cubed potatoes. \n\nTuna melt... Flavorless tuna salad, and needed more salt mixed in.\n\nBurger... I'll post a photo... If that's medium well, I'd hate to see well... Maybe if I buy enough well done patties, and put them into a trash compactor, they'll turn into man-made diamonds! Fries were limp and definitely the cheap shoestring kind (suggestion - put them in a separate breathable bag for to-go orders, so that their own humidity doesn't make them into a soggy mess) \n\nPricey for this quality of food, and they probably justify it because they have a juicer behind the counter, making them a \"healthy\" place that can charge a premium. Take your money elsewhere for a better lunch or breakfast experience...
__label__0 \"Oh you wanted that to go?\" \"No I wanted to eat here but that was forty minutes ago when I ordered it. Now I have to go back to work before I'm late.\" \"No its cool. I can wait another five minutes for you to box it up.\" Update: I ordered a burger. Got a chicken sandwich. Fail.
__label__3 They have quick reliable delivery. Never had a mistake with my order. The bbq chips are amazing! \n\nOf the sandwiches I've tried they are pretty standard, nothing to special, but when you are too lazy to drive and have no food at home you can count of jimmy johns to bring you some food!
__label__0 Unbelievable! ! I just ordered online ,after waiting an hour for my sandwich that never showed up i call the  store and the delivery girl gave my sandwich to my  neighbor? ?!! The neighbor said it was his so she just gave it to him? ?! Its obviously not the right address or the right name that ordered? ! And all they have to say was its your neighbor mam like they did nothing wrong,pure incompetence! !ill never order from them again and i suggest you don't either unless you want to feed your neighborhood and not yourself .i wish i could give them 0 stars ..so disappointed.!
__label__1 Im not impressed with this new location at all, I guess disappointed would be the right word. Its in a nice area of Chandler with many new buildings going up so I had high hopes entering this store. Its beautiful inside. Spacious with \"newer\" more modern decor. Although the wait staff is nothing short of unskilled and unprofessional. THREE out of the four times i came the drive through was closed. Whats the point of a drive through if you never use it. I came in at 2pm on a Tuesday. There was one barista ringing in orders and a line of about four people ahead of me. She was one of the slowest cashiers ever, the woman being serviced demanded a gift card for next time due to poor service. When it finally was my turn, I ordered a mocha light frappacino with added whip cream. Thats not being too difficult is it? Apparently to the barista it was. As I waited for my drink the man ahead of me told here she forgot the cream in his coffee and he stood there for about five minutes because she had to \"get more half and half\" . Ugh. He was visually upset too. Then when my drink was served, it was a coffee frappacino! I told her my order once again and she made me a mocha light frappacino and for got the added whip. Whatever, I give up and leave. Even though this location is convenient...its not worth the headache.
__label__1 Spend time there several times, even bought some Groupons, but lately the wait staff is not very attentive. You have to ask for refills and no name introduction or real eye contact. Drinks are good...Chris the bartender is the exception as he actually talks to you and makes great drinks.
__label__4 Had dinner and drinks here on Friday night while visiting Phoenix for the weekend. Our server was great at recommending an easy tequila shot. The tacos we had (grilled mahi mahi and shrimp versions) were delicious - along with our appetizer of guacamole! We also had to drink: Paloma and Blueberry Smash. Can say that every one of our items was awesome!
__label__4 I needed someone who could do a variety of tasks at my house to get it ready for sale. I've had good luck with people/services I've found through Yelp and Kent was no different. \n\nHe came to my house at least 3 times. He installed closet doors, fixed drywall, tiled a vanity, hung mirrors & more. He showed up on time, got things done quickly, was reasonably priced, couldn't ask for more than that. Great to find someone who's licensed and can get multiple things done fast.
__label__4 Great pizza, kids love it!
__label__3 This place has the right attitude as far as catering to the customer. It seems like every time I order from here and pick it up they go above and beyond to satisfy my needs to make the pizza just how I want it. I can only hope this place does well because you continue to always go to great measures.
__label__3 I was pleasantly surprised by the excellent quality and value here. I got a $5.95 lunch special, which included a pizza slice, soda, and a nice-size salad. The pizza had a thin, crispy crust and was something called a red, white, and green--mozzarella, tomatoes, and spinach. Only complaint is the place is really small so table space is limited.
__label__1 Very disappointing pizza tonight. We had the giant jalape\u00f1o pineapple and pepperoni. Toppings very quite sparse, and cheese too was barely covering the pizza. The wings ordered were good. We had the citrus chipotle. Quite tasty. The funds paid for the giant pizza  should warrant a few more decos  on the pizza.
__label__1 My friends and I went came here during opening weekend (4/28, Laidback Luke).  I'll give credit where credit is due - the light show/lasers in the main room are production heavy and give Hakkasan some credibility.   Also, the DJ in the hip hop room was on point last night, throwing down hit after hit!  You could tell the crowd was really into it (and even some of the bouncers couldn't stop dancing).  \n\nCons:\n- Ladies, the elevators are reserved for bottle service patrons only.  This means you'll have to walk up four flights of stairs to get to the main level, and walk back down four flights of stairs to exit.  \n***TAKE NOTE:  I made a comment to the bouncer at the elevator that making girls in 5 inch heels walk so many stairs to get out is not the business, and, I kid you not, he told me \"WEAR FLATS NEXT TIME\".  Are you for real??   I've told this story at least 10x in the past 12 hours and you can bet I'll keep telling it until your employees learn to show some class.\n- I didn't buy any drinks last night but my guy friends did.  Expect to pay $18.50 for a Redbull Vodka.\n- This club is probably 20% walk way/dance foor, 30% stairs, and 50% tables.  Everywhere you look, there are tables upon tables.  I get this is the kind of clientele you're trying to attract, but frankly I found it to be total overkill, especially since so many of the tables went empty.\n\nI had an 8am flight to catch this morning and initially, I was bummed I'd have to leave early to catch some sleep.  Then I actually experienced the club first-hand and was quite grateful to have an excuse to leave well before Laidback Luke even got on.  My friends didn't have the same early-flight excuse but left shortly after I did.\n\nHakkasan definitely has some big issues to work out.  Until then, I'll stick to XS and Marquee!
__label__0 I gotta give them credit for having nice decors and lights, however, it did not exceed my expectations at all. This place is down right crowed, guest list line took forever, and bouncers were down right rude. We came here because The Light's opening day was postpone to the following  weekend. Hakkasan reminds me of Marquee, but Marquee was definitely better than this hell hole. \n\nTips:\n1. Never go when deadmau5 is playing. Unless you want something mellow go for it. \n2. Come early because the line is long\n3. Go upstairs if you want to avoid the pushing and shoving\n4. Bring an extra form of identification, because the bouncers here are dicks.
__label__4 Saw Calvin Harris at Hakkasan on May 4th.  I was expecting a lot, and I was not disappointed.  Lots of stairs and no free tap water (WTF???!) but overall it was an amazing night.  Would definitely recommend for anyone looking for an EDM club scene.
__label__0 Horrible!!! Over crowded. Was like a laser tag cavern. Hot, loud and lame. Went to Tao the night before and had a blast. Also heard XS and marque are good too.
__label__2 I guess this place deserves another review/chance since it does say I have two check ins here after I said that my return factor was only 50%. The only purpose for my second visit was for a friends 21st birthday party after a guy working there (who will rename unnamed) said that we could get a table with 8 girls on a Sunday night. Keep in mind: we are all locals and Sunday IS industry night. \n\nSo, he SAID we could get a comped table, the day of said no problem (at 5pm) and at 8pm decided to bail out. No apology and no reason. \n\nWe decided to go in anyways cause by that time it was too late to get on a guest list anywhere else. And man, the line was much longer than it was opening day. After waiting what seemed like an eternity I'm glad the staff or management had a change of heart cause I didn't have to pretend I was in work-out clothes hiking up four flights of stairs, they let us take the elevator!! (yay)\n\nMy experience here the second time was a LOT more fun. Probably because I came with a big group of pretty gal's and we were able to swoop in on some tables. Jk, but seriously. I think they were also able to work out some of the kinks and everything just seemed to go a lot smoother. Hosts were \"recruiting\" girls into more exclusive areas which made the experience a lot more memorable.\n\nOne thing that really confuses me is all of the other nice nightclubs in Vegas have toiletries for girls - perfume, tissues, deodorant if necessary. Hakkasan had none of these..and for a nightclub that is trying to run XS out of business, you are not doing a very good job. (Just saying)\n\nHakkasan Las Vegas is doing a lot better now than they were doing in April but can still use some improvement. I have another friend who is visiting in July and is DYING to see Calvin Harris so stay tuned for another review..hopefully it will be four stars the next time around.
__label__4 Hakkasan At The MGM Is By Far My Favorite Club In Vegas! It Has An Awesome Set Up Great Sound System And Lights With The LED Background Will Have You Tripping Out (If You Know What I Mean) So If Your In The 702 Go To Hakkasan #JoshieApproved #JoshieThoughts #ThatsRight #SenorVegasDoesntLie #JustSayin
__label__1 Hmm, what to say about Hakkasan... Well can't really tell you much about the inside due to the fact I couldn't get in; however, I do have some advice for my fellow yelpers and here it goes.\n\n1) As expected for a Vegas club be prepared to wait in line wether it be prepaid, guest list, or general admission \n2) If there is a big DJ spinning purchase pre sale tickets (guy tickets sell out before girl tickets)\n3) Guest list does not guarantee admission, we were on a guest list after being unable to purchase pre sale male tickets, waited over 2 hours, still had a bit of a line in front of us and were told \"you may get in on time to see Calvin Harris\"\n4) If you see a long line on general admission proceed to the nearest exit and find another club to go to\n5) If you just so happen to be a baller, this is one of those times it would be worth throwing down some extra dough to save yourself the headache\n\nAs for my night at Hakkasan, I was really looking forward to seeing Calvin Harris here on my first night in Vegas, as a matter of fact I was planning on proposing to him just because I love him that much haha. However, my dreams where ruined after waiting over 2 hours and deciding to go somewhere where we could enjoy a party from the inside instead of the line. As per many Yelpers recommendations my friends and I went to XS, end up seeing Rusko and had a blast!
__label__2 Nightclub was nice but charging me 9$$$ for a specially made extra small figi bottle of water is ridiculous. Way to go people just have your customers throw up everywhere instead of handing em cups of water...total turnoff
__label__1 Overrated, No where to stand and decor was lacking..... My friends and I were truly disappointed. Do yourself a favor, regardless of the talent, hit Light, Marquee, XS, TAO...any place but here
__label__1 Ok! So the music was great!!! Had fun dancing the whole night, but unless you plan on getting bottle service then you won't be able to see the stage. Drinks are very expensive.
__label__3 I had lots of fun at this club! Even though I chose not to experience bottle service or any VIP extravaganzas, my brother and friends were able to get in fairly quickly. And it was not grossly overcrowded! I would go back.
__label__0 Ok....So I just want to first start off by saying that I never write yelp reviews in fact this is only the second one I have ever written...After long anticipation I finally had to check and see what all the hype was about this club, and unfortunatley to my displeasure it turned out to be an absolute failure. There are so many wrong things about this club I dont even know where to begin....sheesh so here we go. First off when you walk in there is total darkness where not only can you not see where your'e going but there are very small narrow walkways with lots of stairs (lady's) before you actually can make it to the main floor, it's almost like a cave....Everybody is going there to hopefully see their favorite DJ...Mine is Tiesto, I have seen him perform many many times in the past 7 years...He has had only one really bad venue and that was HAZE for NYE 2010...I never dreamt any venue can ever top that horribleness....This place is by far worse...There is absolutley no where to hang out if your'e just the average guy looking to party with your friends...This club without any exaggeration is occupied by atleast 70% tables....So unless your spending ridiculous amounts of cash for a 3 hour or so show...You can't see the DJ perform at all....There are layers upon layers of tables, Not only do you have to have a table to be able to watch the show but you have to have a insane table probably spending 30k plus just to be in clear view without looking through peoples legs..lol....It's also impossible to get to the dance floor which is also much smaller than you would think....My one buddy was so nuts he hopped 2 tables just to make it through to the dance floor so he could video Tiesto...He had to fight off the GIHAD he said...haha.....Oh but wait let me take that back because there is still 30% left of the club....I would say about 20% are areas that only allow flowing traffic and main walkways, if you stop for even 30 seconds to take a peek the security is pushing you on...The last 10% is already occupied by people that aren't moving from their spots the whole night....Moving on there is NO OUTSIDE AREA...So you make this unbelievable so called club of the century with no cool outside lounge type area?...The bar areas were really tiny too...I almost feel guilty going on with this review but I just had to warn you friends out there...If your just the guy like me that pays $100 for a show please wait to see your favorite DJ at the venue you know for sure is awesome and comfortable for you....Obviously if your a baller that has unlimited funds you can just laugh this review off ....I will guarantee you though that this venue is absolutley toast by next summer so hope they get their cash now which im sure they are for what people are paying for their tables...
__label__3 This review is only for the club.\nThis new club has quite the line up of DJ's, and the weekend we were there Tiesto was spinning on Sat night! Being that he is among the top DJ's on the planet, we figured it would be packed so, of course, I turn to my fellow Yelpsters for advice...\nLet me confirm and clear up a few things now that I have been there. \nFirst the nerve-wrecking stairs, this is a 5 story spot, but the club is only 3 stories. You enter on the main floor, so if you are there for EDM, stay there and no stairs. The main floor is the middle, so if you are there for hip-hop go downstairs, and now I can see a problem.\nSecond the non-VIP seating policy, there actually are places to sit for non-VIP. If you go downstairs, damn stairs!, you have two directions at the bottom, straight in the main room or do a 180 and walk down the hall. The back room is open seating, at least until the promoters sell the seat as VIP, but to us it seamed like we had a place to sit all night. Plus those bartenders are way less busy and hoooook it up!\nThird the nice staff, this one is true! These were without a doubt the nicest bouncers and bartenders we had ever dealt with, and we have been to clubs from SF to Ibiza. It was a much better feel than the normal steroid-staredown that you get from most clubs in Vegas. \nFourth the dress code, this is normal for Vegas, smart casual. A previous post mentions flip-flops, I did not see any, but let's face it a dress code is 99.9% for the guys so maybe she did sneak in with them on...\nFifth the music in the hip hop room, the posts about the gangster rap are probably from people that did not stay down there long enough, we really felt there was a good mix of many genres of hip hop, but we were there for Tiesto!\nLast the dance floor, prior posts are accurate, there is little to no dance floor for a club that holds 5000 people. The main dance floors get so packed that it becomes more of a collective fist pump rather than dancing. We found that upstairs was the better place to dance. There is an open area up there, and while not technically a dance floor, we sure turned it into one! Oh and you can see the DJ booth from up there, if you look through the VIP's lining the rail. \nThe lack of dance floor space is the reason I knocked a star off. All in all this is a great club, and with DJ's like Tiesto how can you go wrong.
__label__2 Can't even lean against the side of the couches. This place doesn't even have a outdoor patio for fresh air. This place is too stuffy and has no friendly staff whatssoever. Also they need a picture of your girls if you want to be on guestlist. Okay Mr. Fancy Superficial dumbass.... & once you do get approved or w.e; they tell you you're on guestlist but once you get there, they tell you that you have to pay a reduce fee. Paying is fine, but at least give us a heads up.. and not tell us when we arrive. Whatdabullshit?! This club is dumb and totally not as promising as the hype. I had a bad first experience.. came back a 2nd time to give it a 2nd chance, but still its a disappointment. Never will i come back to this Hakkashit nightclub.\n----------------- EDIT ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------\n10/3. I slightly changed the ratings from 1 star to 3,  maybe 3.5, but 4 indicates that I'm a fan but I'm really not. This past weekend, I gave Hakkasan another go. To be honest, I had a lot more fun this time around versus the first two times I've been here. I love the hiphop floor more than the edm floor, so their hip hop floor is pretty nice. Our host for our table was extremely nice and funny, I think his name was Max but I might have forgot his name, but he was pretty cute. The hostess at our table was really helpful and sweet! So not all the staffs at Hakkasan are unfriendly!  This visit would've been a 5 ratings or even a 4 but around 2am, the bouncer kicked us out of our table because we didn't have any alcohol beverages anymore on the table, I didn't know or wasn't notified that you have to have drinks at the table at all times in order to stay there. Bummer.... Regardless of getting kicked out, things was going fine, until two of my friends lost their wallet because someone pickpocketed him. this had happen almost consistently; once this trip and another back in August.  My friend who lost her phone did not drop it because it was in her purse that was zipped up. I don't really blame Hakkasan for the thefts, since it could happen at any nightclub, but people should just be extra careful when they go to Hakkasan. Go hard for another nightclub! :)
__label__2 This club is the new hit in Vegas for being so big but I didn't see anything that great about it. There's so many stairs. For a girl in heels and having to go up and down stairs all night to go back and forth between rooms is a hassle. The main room at the very top of the stairs is where they have their big shows/djs. The set up there sucks because there is a row of tables lining the front area and everyone stands up at those tables so you can't even see the performer no matter where you are standing. Always fun staring at a bunch of people's backs when a top DJ is playing and you paid money to see them. Same for the balcony in this main room. Just a row of tables right in front of the balcony so you can't see anything. Club is definitely made to try and force people to get tables. On the other hand Lights was a really awesome club. I suggest going there for shows instead.
__label__2 Well, with all the hype I had to go to Hakkasan. Unless you are down to drop a couple grand, this is not gonna be such a sweet experience. I went when Calvin Harris was performing. First, Harris is extremely overrated. I've been to plenty shows, and I can confidently say Calvin Harris is not even in my top 10. Second, the venue itself is classy, but it's kind of a maze and the dance floor is freaking tiny. Surprisingly, the drinks were not that expensive for Vegas. I should have listen to my pals and gone to XS. Oh, well. I needed to experience it myself. Definitely not going back, though. The lasers are badass, however. One of the best equipment I've seen.
__label__2 There were tons of hype from Hakkasan when they were about to open but my overall feel is that it was just okay. One thing Hakkasan successfully did was revive the south end of the strip in bringing more nightlife.\n\nPros:\n- The top resident DJ's Tiesto, Calvin Harris, Bingo Players, Deadma5, etc. No Need for explanation.\n- If you're living on south end, no need to taxi to Wynn/Encore\n\n\nCons:\n- Competition with Light Nightclub which I feel is a better club\n- Crowded and isn't really fun unless you get bottle service and even then you might not get a direct view of the stage\n- Feels like a maze, upstairs, downstairs, hallway here, overpass here, etc.\n- Light setup leaves much to the imagination after being to Exchange LA in Southern California\n\nI had an okay experience with the venue, it was very blah. I only enjoyed it because Dada Life killed it.
__label__0 The most horrible club experience ever.  Over capacity, overpriced, and a huge stupid line. I honestly feared for my life at moments because  of the overwhelming crowd. There was no place to stand or dance or get a drink.  We were on the guest list, but still waited for 30 minutes in line. It was awful and I hope fewer people have the experience that we did in the future.
__label__0 Well this place is overcrowded. Also avoid the rudest security guard I have ever let. I almost never yelp and yet this guy has made quite the impression on me. His name is Brice and he has continued to to tell me that I should leave because I \"look\" over intoxicated.\nI told him that I wasn't and he continued to tell me to get some water. I told him that I didn't need any and told him to go away. The security guard he was working with even told him to leave me alone. And yet he watched my every move, until I walked to another part of the club. \n Any how, I was really excited to come here until that experience. I'm very disappointed with the organization of the club and inability to get around without being harassed by security guards named Brice. I will be sticking to less newer clubs in Vegas for now on. \n\nHakkasan is simply overrated and not worth the time, money or effort!
__label__0 Hakkasan was a very bad place to go to. The place was way too crowded while the designs were confusing, small and not roomy. The bouncer was very rude and disrespectful. He would pushed my back pretty hard when it was too crowded and i was kind of forced toward the table and touched the crowd control rope which i didn't mean to. Horrible place to be at if they continued on treating their customers like this. Music was not that great, the hip hop floor was super small, and there were too many stairs which can cause people to trip.
__label__1 Dear Lord! Where do I start... Waited in line for over 2 hours, the staff opened up another line to give priority to those who were willing to cough-up a few extra bucks, finally got in and we had to take several flights of stairs (mind you, we were wearing heels). $5 tap water, believe it or not. There was no place to sit, no place to actually dance (crowded dance floors), and every EXIT was blocked off. LV's fire marshal needs to inspect this place ASAP! Giving them two stars for playing some hip hop music and for not over-charging us that night considering it was 4th of July.
__label__0 Eek! Me thinks not! \n\nComing to Hakkasan, I had high expectations. Only because I hear they some of the best DJ's in the world. The interior and exterior was nice, but not over the top fancy. \n\nI came the night DADA LIFE was performing. I was excited. I came around 10 or 11 pm and started lining up for the guest list with my friends. It was one of the most confusing things ever, because they had MULTIPLE lines that were different. One was for tickets, promoter/staff guest list, regular guest list, etc. Every time you asked a bouncer where to go, they would tell you to go here and there, it was all confusing. \n\nComing in, my friends and I had to climb stairs..lots of stairs. Why are there so much stairs?! There are even like 2-4 steps of stairs to go to the bar! They need to remodel this place and turn those stairs into ramps because that can be dangerous, especially if you have no guidance or if you're effed up drunk. But then again, maybe that's why those annoying security guards/bouncers are there - to flash the flashlight in your face or on the floor. The bouncers/security are cocky too because if you stand on the side or anywhere even just to rest, enjoy a drink and listen to the music, or chit chat with a friend, they'll tell you to move out of the way. Where else can we go if we can't even sit down? Apparently down in the middle of nowhere hallway, where you can't even hear the music anymore! \n\nDance floor was small! My friends and I tried to go to the hip hop floor or any floor that had good music, and we couldn't get past 3-5 people because there was literally no moving space. I'm a small person and I felt even tinier on the dance floor (with my 5 inch heels), because everyone would look down on me while I was trying to make my way around the dance floor to dance. When my friends and I got to the middle, we couldn't even dance because there was NO SPACE to even move. So we left. If you want to dance, the best place is probably dancing by the hallway or table..but even then. it's not enough space and it still sucks. It so hot and sweaty up on the floor because of the crowdedness. Hard to breathe too! \n\nIf you want better service and space, the only way for that to happen is if you get a table. Other than that, good luck even getting anywhere in this tiny club. \n\nGood thing I got in free, cause I would've been upset if I had to pay and not enjoy my time here. Don't think I'm coming back again.
__label__0 Worst club ever. We were in the front of the guest list line and still had to wait a whole hour to get in to the damn place. Being a girl in heels, this was miserable. Then, once you get in, more lines. What is this...Disneyland?? When we finally made it in, we had to sit down because we had been standing so long in our heels. Problem was, no place to sit. Just stairs and open floor. What the hell kind of club is this? So we tried sitting on the edge of a booth and immediately got kicked off. Seriously? Dont you want girls to like your club? Dumbest place ever. They have a huge ego or something. Its all hype. You'll have way more fun anywhere else.
__label__0 After all the hype about Hakkasan I couldn't have been more dissapointed. The club is definitely nice, and the djs great but the SERVICE was HORRIBLE. I have never been to a club were the security and attendants were so rude. \nMy friends and I were able to get a table from a promoter which was awesome at first. Because we were getting a table were told we had to be there by 10 (about 4 hours before Calvin Harris went on)\nAfter standing in various lines and multiple check ins we finally got in the club - and to the table. However 20min in a security guy came up and told us that the 2 guys who were with us (12 girls) who had just paid $100 each were not allowed to sit at our table... I saw another group being told the same thing, unless you specifically paid for your table, guys were not allowed, which made no sense.\n\n30 min before Calvin Harris came on, another security guy and another man with a clipboard came up to our table flashing flash lights and demanding we leave - we were not allowed to sit at the table and had to move - they were yelling at us continuously telling us to move with absolutely no explanation as to why. After arguing with the man and demanding he at least tell us why we had to go - he told us an owners friend had bought out the table and he had to give it them 'or else he's lose his f******* job\" as though it was out fault. \n\nI know that this is not unusual in clubs, to be asked to leave a free table (given by promoters) when someone who can afford to buy it comes along- but the workers their were SO RUDE about it, as though we had snuck into the table and stole their alcohol.\n\nAfter leaving the table we went down into the crowd which was so crowded my friends and I were literally stuck in the same position for 10 min, absolutely unable to move, at the same time the bottle service attendants are shoving you from behind - I remember asking one of them, who was carrrying a large stack of cups to a table to \"not push me\" to which he responded he'll \"push me if he has to\" and then did. \n\nAnother friend was repeatedly yelled at and threatened to be kicked out because she was leaning against a surface close and kinda connected to the tables - her back was turned to the Dj and crowd and it was clear she just needed somewhere to sit for bit\n\nIn addition, water bottles (8oz fuji waters) were $8 dollars each, a redbull was $9 - As they made us get their 4 hours early because we \"had a table\" we all sobered up pretty fast - which meant you had to spend I cant imagine how much on drink from the bar.. which costs a lot!\n\nOverall, I would never go back here -  The club itself was definitely cool, but the workers there all seem to be on power highs from working in the \"hottest\" club in vegas, its just not worth it - I have been to Las Vegas multiple times and to a lot of different clubs but have never experienced such arrogant and pretentious servers and security. - they literally ruined our night\n\nI would recommend Surrender, XS, or any of other clubs! They're cheaper, less crowded, still have great djs and actually treat you like customers not uninvited guests.\n\nIf you're not ready to drop 5k on a table, chose somewhere else to go.
__label__1 Promoters call it the best place go party in America. Boy are they wrong. Contacted a promoter to see Calvin Harris on Dec 28th. Mind you I am a girl and have 4 other girl friends with me. It seemed like we were all set on the guestlist and everything but when we got there they wanted a $40 cover. Um no. Girls in Vegas should never have to pay cover. A different and much better promoter ended up getting us free bottle service at surrender that same night and we had a blast. Then we decided to give it another shot and went to see tiesto a few days later. Holy shit it was packed like sardines. There is literally no room to move. It was awful. Skip this place and hit up marquee. So much better.
__label__1 I'm more like 1 1/2 stars but i'm being generous. \n\nAs far as Vegas clubs go, it was okay (because most Vegas clubs are lame). The bathroom attendants wore suits which i thought was a nice touch, it made it seem a little more up market. \n\nIt was 'Very Vegas' in terms of the lay out. They had part of the dance floor as a walk way around reserved tables, similar to a strip club. So women would dance up high and guys sitting at reserved tables could watch. That doesn't exactly scream classy like the bathroom attendants would imply. \n\nThe main problem? The bar tenders. There was only like two at each bar. There wash't a line to get a drink, but it took forever to get served. Okay Hakkasan, not many people are going to spend $18 on a drink (so i understand the understaffed bar) but for those who are, SERVE THEM QUICKER! \n\nBottom line: It's not a great club if the most impressive part is the bathroom attendants attire.
__label__2 Date & Time:  Friday January 29, 2014 @ Midnight\nLocation:  MGM Grand\nCompanions:  Michael's Gorgeous Cousin & Husband\nScene:  Wall to Wall Guys in Open-Collar Shirts  & Girls in Sky-High Louboutins & Herve Leger Bandage Minis\nDecor:  4 Levels:  Ling Ling Lounge @ The Bottom Floor, Hip Hop @ 3rd Floor & Star DJ's Calvin Harris, Tiesto, Steve Aioki on 4th Floor, 5th Floor Overlooks 4th Floor\nService:  Love The Girls Parading Around w/ Signs for Round 1,2,3...for Libations\nImbibe:  $18 Shots & $25 Drinks\nTotal:  $300
__label__1 Unless I'm going with bottle service with the modelesque bottle girls, this is not the nightclub to be at as a regular patron. Small dance floors that are some of the smallest among the nightclubs on the strip. Sure, the place has 4-5 floors with two of em closed off (one because of $10K bottle service tables). All in all, it is a shade above most of the nightclubs, only because of the DJs that regulate here.
__label__2 This was supposed to be Las Vegas' latest and greatest club... I thoroughly enjoyed the sound and the vibe of the House floor, but it was so crowded that you couldn't dance let alone stand anywhere without it being shoulder to shoulder. We opt to say in the Hip Hop area that was equally as crowded, but luckily we found a small corner to dance in. After a while, we got even luckier as a girl invited us to dance in her table reserve area and Warren G performed. Being West Coast girls my group knew all the songs and had a great time watching his show. We left immediately after because it was just too packed for us.\n\nDon't buy bottled water b/c the small bottle costs $9 talk about rip off.
__label__0 We came here for my birthday, on a Thursday night, at 11pm. The resident DJ Vice was headlining (he was ok, I couldn't really get into most of the hip hop music that was playing- and I like hip hop). We also used freevegasclubpasses.com to get on the free guest list. \n\nI don't understand the point of being on a guest list if it means that we all have to wait in the same 1 hour line, I mean getting in for free is great and all, but we even stood in line next to a couple who actually bought will call tickets online. Don't even think about pre drinking, by the time you get inside the club your buzz is definitely killed, the line was insanely long.\n\nBy the time we got in there we were stamped 2 different times. Why is one stamp not enough? Not even sure. The bouncers and ushers were not friendly at all, they corralled us like livestock and didn't acknowledge us when we asked a question.\n\nThe layout was extra confusing and extremely dark. It was a cluster #%^* inside. They packed that club to the brim. It was insanely overcrowded, it was definitely a hazard. You're not allowed to stand anywhere for a long period of time. There was no room to stand or walk. We kept getting ushered out of the way everywhere we would try to walk to, it was really exhausting and annoying! One usher forced us to go up the stairs and when we got up there another usher yelled at us to go back down. When we got back down there, the same usher tried to get us to go back up! Worst organization and club management ever! Expect to be touched and pushed constantly. \n\n2 vodka tonics was $45! It's a complete and total robbery. Also, you can smoke anywhere in the club, but ecigs are 100% banned in the club... we thought that was interesting. \n\nThe never ending stairs was the worst part of this club. It's 4 long flights of stairs to exit the club and also stairs scattered throughout the club. It's very exhausting in platform heels and not to mention, I also fell hard on my bum since it was very slippery from someone spilling their drink. Ugh...my bum is now super bruised! \n\nWe had a better experience and evening at Tao, yes it's not super new like the hakkasan but at least our experience there was top notch.
__label__2 Hakkasan is located inside the MGM grand. I was on the GL so we went to the GL line and it was free before 1am, so we had to hurry our asses there! We made it & it was free, thank god! Anywayyys, bouncers were nice and they made our transition inside the club pretty smoothly. Once we got in, I immediately noticed how SMALL it was. The dancefloor was sooooo tiny! :( When I finally made my way over, I could barely move/dance. It was literally body to body ... and this was on a day where there's NO ONE famous dj-ing! So imagine how bad the crowd would get if Tiesto or Hardwell was up there .... I wouldn't wanna be there! \n\nBut that's all I can really say because I got super messed up and I can't remember anything else. Only that I couldn't dance at all because there was no room and the parts where it's kinda open, the security made you move :(
__label__0 Be prepared to take 3 ID's and a credit card with you because apparently these guys don't know how to identify their customers. We waited for almost an hour because 4 bouncers kept on insisting that my friends ID wasn't hers even after she answered their questions and showed them her credit card which by the way had another picture of her.\n\nSo after that whole unnecessary ordeal (the guy was just being a douche) we went to another club and guess what, we got in. Been to the majority of the clubs here in Vegas and never has this happened. All I can say is the staff here better get their heads out of their a** and realize people aren't going to look exactly the same on their license, especially after it was taken 4 years ago.
__label__0 VIP means you have to Stand in line for 2 hours. I should know better, but dont trust a promoter, especially Shawn.
__label__3 I was very pleased with my visit here at hakkasan. Despite the rude annoying drunk people in the line, I thought the bouncers and promoters were outstanding and respectful. Unlike some of these other clubs on the strip who seem to power trip over there status of holding the clipboard. I appreciate hakkasan for being organized aswell. Nice club though and I enjoyed coming here. I'll be partying here again thanks to the promoters. Kudos!
__label__0 What happens when you piss off a Saudi Prince? He will rain money till he destroys you...\n\nThe Mega Hakkassan Night Club was created after a Middle East Billionaire was denied his favorite table at a club.\n\n\"I am going to teach them a lesson\" he said waving his finger... \"I am going to build the best club with the best DJs\" he said with his fist clenched\n\nWith an unlimited budget he began construction of a palace in the middle of the desert that cost up to $100 million in construction costs and an additional $65 million to lock up all the best DJs like Tiesto and Dead Mau5. \n\nHakassan is located at the MGM Grand and sports 3 floors of dance and entertainment. Two floors are dedicated to EDM music and the last floor is dedicated to Hip-Hop. \n\nArticle is below:\n\nhttp://www.lasvegassun.com/vegasdeluxe/2012/dec/24/megabucks-djs-news-billionaire-spurned-vegas-backs/\n\nAtmosphere:\n\nEven though so much money was poured into this club...it was poorly designed. The club is so big that once you lose your friends you will never find them again. The dance floor is so small and packed that you have trouble breathing...there is so much pushing and shoving on the dance floor and sweat soaked bodies...\n\nWhen all the Vegas clubs are trending towards pool parties...Hakassan doesn't seem to be catching the drift...\n\nService:\n\nThe people who work here are not the best people. We reserved a table a month in advance and were quoted a price. On the day of the event we were told our table just went up by a couple thousand...It was then I realized reservation meant nothing...and table service was like an auction to the highest bidder...with the club trying to gouge you as much as possible...\n\nTips:\nIf you want to get into this club best arrive before 11 PM and buy an electronic ticket online. \n\nSummary:\n\nPlease do not go to this club unless you want to get raped on the dance floor...because trust me if you scream no one will hear you. \n\nThey say money can't buy anything...and it applies to this club...you spend over $165 million it does not mean you will have the best club...Money doesn't BUY happiness. I am never coming back
__label__0 Before I start, I'll say this: I don't like clubs. I'm 34 years old and not single... So there's no reason for me to be there. That said, this review is in no way influenced by that fact.\n\ni was a huge raver from circa 1995-2001, starting with deep house around 1994, until eventually becoming a total 'hardcore gabberhead' raver, that would wear masks with the word \"house\" in a circle with a line thru it... so even though i don't currently listen to EDM leisurely, i still can enjoy and appreciate that 'scene'. And i have been for years still, when certain friends want to do that for the night.\n\nAnd i know the deal: loud house music that leaves your ears ringing for days (i used to be a speaker-hugging Gabberhead) super tightly packed groups of humans, hot, sweaty and lots of pushing, shoving, uninvited contact and sometimes out of control emotions.\n\nBut still... Hakkasan? Holy shit... maybe it's because Im mid-30s and a father now, that i think more about the fire hazard before i think about the 'energy'. But all i could think was \"if we needed to get the fuck outta here, like NOW, we'd all be trampled in a huge bloody mess\".. but i was still able to have SOME fun. But that's also because I chose to...\n\nIt's real easy to lose your cool at this place and let it ruin your night. I chose to just go with it... the majority of my party didn't have the same thought tho. Understandably so...\n\nAll the reviews you'll read on this place are spot-on, no doubt about it. And i probably brought that up about 20 times last night (when we attended Hakkasan). Like \"Yep, the reviews all said it'd be like this\" and \"Yep, i totally expected this\" but even with all that i was STILL shocked.\n\nThey pack people in there like CRAAZY! And i mean it's so packed, that NOBODY has a chance, INCLUDING staff, INCLUDING \"VIPs\", nobody. It's so bad that i was feeling sorry for the staff, thinking holy shit and to think these people have to do this EVERY night?! My god, Id go insane.... one elevator attendant even said \"Bro, you dont even wanna know\" i said \"Fuck NO i dont wanna know, i've seen enough!\"\n\ni know i haven't really gotten to a real \"review\" of this place yet, but look... it is what it is. Its SUPER packed. A Jameson and soda is $16. There's no place to walk, sit and BARELY stand. You will be touching at LEAST one other person at all times, whether you know them or not, and at some moments people might even mistake you for a brick wall and just lean their entire body weight on you.\n\nI think you can STILL salvage your night and have a good time if you go there already EXPECTING this. Because believe me, you won't be disappointed! But I still gave it 1 star, because well... this place sucks, haha.\n\nOh and dress code, you CAN wear sneakers. You have a way better chance if your sneakers are paired with a collared shirt, or some type of creative, hipster-ish outfit. Use your best judgement. You know what these bouncers, who have the same attitude with their \"authority\" as a TSA agent, look for in people.\n\nAnd yes, forget about General Admission or Guest List, etc... buy presale, get there at 10, you'll be in super fast and you can have a chance to enjoy the place (for about 45 minutes) before it gets dangerously packed. I didnt get any asshole vibes from the bartenders, the staff was relatively cool (especially for their work environment) and the worst thing/people you'll have to deal with are drunk douchebags on the dance floor.\n\nIf you plan on dancing, plan on dancing in one fixed spot, most likely just jumping straight up and down, and not without bumping someone constantly. Don't be a dick when you're there, MOVE if people are trying to get by, and be POLITE when YOU'RE trying to get by. Remember that nobody else is happy there (except for the DJs after they cash their $16 Million paycheck, lol) and that you CAN have a good time if you just allow yourself to.\n\nStill tho, 1 star... fuck this place, haha. Dangerous as hell.... expensive as hell... Vegas is too big to squeeze into one little hole like this one.
__label__1 The club was interesting but very cramped.  Packed full of people, it was hard to get a drink, dance, or go to the bathroom.  There was nearly no way to get to some open space to have a minute to breathe.  It is very similar to other nightclubs on the strip.  Nothing particularly special about it.
__label__0 Horrible atmosphere, way too crowded. The security were incredibly rude and pushy. I felt like I was in a mosh pit instead of a club.. If you're in Vegas, there are SEVERAL better places to go, don't waste a night at this place.
__label__0 Very unimpressed with this salon. I got a basic trim and it cost $75. I felt like this was a bit over priced for what I got, but nonetheless I went back a second time and the price was increased to $100. So beware prices apparently they just go up whenever they feel like it. Additionally, making an appointment was a pain as no call was ever returned after leaving a message at the salon. Overall, just not worth the price and hassle.
__label__1 Not impressed by this over priced burger place. My boyfriend and I recently dined here on Easter Sunday. We decided to try it out since it was the least expensive restaurant in the LVH which is where we were staying.  It was empty so we were seated right away. After waiting for about 15 minutes someone finally came over to take out drink order. Keep in mind there were only 2 other parties eating here as well. We ordered food and drinks and the food came out relatively quick. I ordered tangy BBQ chicken wings thinking they would come out cooked in BBQ sauce. I was wrong.... They just came out plain with a side of sauce on the side. The sauce wasn't even BBQ it was actually the honey ginger but I ate it anyways because I knew the waiter wouldn't be back around for a while. After we finished, the waiter brought us our check and charged my boyfriend for 2 beers when he only ordered one. Of course he fixed the issue and we paid our check and left. The food wasn't bad but it is definitely not a place I would recommend. You're better off going to the deli and getting something for half the price that is just as good.
__label__2 I cant believe this restaurant has so many reviews lower than three stars.  \n\nIt wasn't my all time favorite burger joint, no, but it was not at all bad.  \n\nI ordered a medium rare burger cooked to perfection on a brioche bun with crab, prosciutto, avocado, bacon, brie cheese and a foie gras/apple topping that was to die for.  \n\nHad both the skinny and fat fries and both were good.\nThey came with a few sauces by request:\nketchup, ranch dressing, garlic aioli, curry ketchup and a funky western style horseradish sauce.  \n\nAll things considered, I had a great meal.
__label__4 I almost couldn't believe such a movie theatre existed. Galaxy delivers a luxury home theatre experience that will spoil you from all other movie theatres.\nLuxurious cushy recliners with tables and drinkholders is like being home. Another great thing is they have assigned seating (not so great for movie sneakers...ahem) so you don't have to show up extra early to nab that center row seat, just come at your leisure and don't worry about stepping over anyone...there is plenty of room to walk.\nThere's also a bar. What's crazy is that ticket prices are the same as other theatres...sans the convenience fee if you order online for assigned seating.\nBring comfy socks or a light blanket, settle in and enjoy the movie experience.
__label__3 I visited the galaxy theater for the first time yesterday. Upon arrival I was a little nervous at first because of the full parking lot and line at the ticket booth. When first researching the theater we saw that we could reserve seats, but were to indecisive to book tickets. Hoping that the movie wasn't sold out we parked a proceeded to the line. After the brief wait the cashier was very friendly and apologized for the wait. We received our tickets and proceeded into the theater. \nThat is where the have the typical movie concession stand and a beer/gourmet sausage stand. We got our normal snacks first and the beer last. I tried the draft for the brewery next door. It was a hefeweizen which I normally drink. The beer its self had a weird sweet smell and aftertaste that reminded me of bubblegum. I wasn't really a fan and should have stuck with bud light. \nThe movie theater was amazing with the great leather recliners. I just wish you could remove and arm and make it a love seat. I would recommend this place to anyone and it is now my go to theater for 3D movies.
__label__3 I love this place! I have a problem with their crappy customer service via their website and how they don't allow long ranting complaints (which I have, but will set aide). They have a text limit, so when I wrote my awesome e-mail from my phone to send, at the end, it said their website couldn't process my complaint at the time... I tried from my computer writing a new e-mail (since the other one was erased), but that one wouldn't submit either. Then I sent a 1 word e-mail. Hey! That went through! Apparently, they want to hear your comments, just not long ones. My friend also wrote an e-mail stating that she wanted to set up a PARTY to come to this theater. No reply. I'd say they should improve that. Moving on to the awesomeness.\n\nFULL sized reclining chairs. They are comfy and lush, and actually served as a nice nap area when Epic (Disney's attempt at making an epic movie) got boring. I love their reserved seating option (which doesn't work on the mobile version, so make sure to click on full site, or book from a computer). The people who work here seem to really like their job and I like the usher that tells jokes while we're waiting for the previews. Ticket prices are the same if not lower than others. I took my kids here and they were in love. Now when I'm sitting at another movie theater, I just wish I could be reclining instead. I am definitely a fan, even after I let them eat up $30 for Ironman 3D on top of my other Ironman movie tickets (I paid a total of $54 to watch Ironman 3. It wasn't worth it). Come! Reserve your seats so it doesn't matter if you're late. Bring a blankie. Enjoy!
__label__4 Wow, the seats are amazing.  They are very comfortable and I am 6'6\" tall and I do not have to move when I have my legs up; people can still walk by.\n\nGreat selection of beer on draft too.\n\nWay cool place to see a movie.  It's a cross between a movie theater and my impression of a movie rooms on MTV Cribs.
__label__4 Can't wait to go here again. All movie theaters should be like this. It is so comfortable you forget you are at a theater. And you can order alcohol... I will definitely be going here for all my movie experiences from now on.
__label__2 You can't use Galaxy Gift Cards to buy tickets online. Seems to be a severe disconnect here. When I called to question this, the girl that answered was not very sympathetic. Her reply was that I could come down and buy the tickets in person. This seems ridiculous since all the movies I ever want to see sell out hours before showtime. This is not convenient. I would never buy someone a gift card, or ask to receive one as a gift. Its a waste. I've had someone contact me with a work around, however I don't think I have much left on my card. Regardless my gift card experience left a lot to be desired and I wouldn't want to put anyone else through that.  \n\nHowever the actual movie theatre itself is amazing but don't believe that bit about no bad seat. Make sure you sit in the 3rd row or further for optimal viewing. \n\nI love the seats that fully recline. Bar offers wine. What more could you ask for?
__label__3 I feel like giving this place a bad review simply so I can have it all to myself!\n\nThis place is awesome.  First movie I watched here was \"Gravity\" DTS.  The screen was so big and as I was reclined in the big leather seat I felt that I was in space with Sandy B!\n\nHighly, Highly recommend buy the tickets hours/days before hand online so you can pick decent seats.
__label__0 I'll update this review when I have the energy to give to such an undeserving establishment and experience. In the meantime please just know I will never return again.  Horrific experience... I received the information to write their corporate office and will update this review when I get a response from there.  In short, they made my 10-year old son cry, falsely accused us of not belonging there after spending approximately $50 to be there with the tickets and receipts up prove it and by the time we proved they were mistaken they actually forced us to leave because them trying to figure out what was going on was causing a \"disturbance\" in the theatre. No apology, no refund... Only in Las Vegas???? Maybe, but definitely only at this theatre seeing a PG-13 movie with my child.  I'm not sure what kind of profiling you do at a theatre as a rent-a-cop, but the mom and kid minding their business eating your over priced food and drinking your over priced beverages paying for your overpriced movie that they reserved seating for in advance hours ahead of time watching in silence is not your best move.  HORRIBLE.\n\nAnd btw: our reclining chair was broken anyway.
__label__4 Only theater in town i'd go to.  Comfortable seats and easy parking.  Always reserve your seats online before going, makes things alot easier.
__label__4 Price is just a $1 or $2 more than the regular cinemas but it's super worth it. Just make sure you buy the tickets and reserve your seats online 'cause they are limited.
__label__4 Great selection, friendly and knowledgeable staff.  One of the most reliable Vape stores in the valley with multiple locations!
__label__0 Went to this Chipotle tonight, ordered a burrito to go and when I got home to enjoy my burrito the rice inside what not cooked!!! WAYYY undercooked, hard and gross. Really disappointing to get home and not able to enjoy the food. Would have went back but decided it wasn't going to be worth it since they don't even know how to cook rice. Went to Cafe Rio's instead.
__label__2 Kind of did a breeze in and out, I rarely eat at Chipotle, so the one time I did want it there was one right down the street where I was at! It wasn't busy at all inside, I mean it's located at West Gate and there's a ton of eateries around there, depends what you're up for!\n\nBut I was up for Chipotle that day (12/12/14) and the staff was super nice, me with my bad hearing I had to ask the gals to repeat it to me twice - I'm still young! This shouldn't be happening to me! But they were patient haha, the food was good too, a nice warm burrito for a chilly day!\n\nI think I will stop here again, and just ask for a little less red salsa since it ended up being too hot for me!
__label__0 They are one day away from their First Friday 'hard' opening and this is the best they could do? Fifteen bucks for a burger and fries I've happily paid many times at many places, but here? Not so happy.\n\nI was warned they have gotten off to a horrid start, but didn't want to believe that precious Scottsdale place can't figure out hipster downtown Phoenix.\n\nI called when I got out of the Jeff Speck talk over by City Hall and got hung up on in the middle of asking whether they do takeout.\n\nSo I rode my bike there anyway to find out how supremely busy they must have been on a glorious Thursday night to hang up on a takeout order.  6 tables out of 22+ have guests, dealt with by two wait staff, with two other staff wandering around and two cooks on duty.\n\nTwo strikes already - but wait! It's goes on! The cashier was too busy to even speak with me for about 4 minutes. I never could figure out what she was doing.\n\nSo I ordered a cheeseburger from this \"French Bakery\" - note that is IS NOT a \"Boulangerie\" - with fries to go. She just looked at me and said \"is that all?\". I said \"yes\" and she looked disappointed. After a few seconds, she asked \"Don't you want bacon and mushrooms?\". I thought maybe saying \"yes: might get the order processed. I was right. So I asked how long it would take. Was told \"10 minutes\". Which seemed slightly quick, even though nothing was being cooked in that moment.\n\nSo I came back 10 minutes later and sat around for 5 minutes, eventually noticing two little boxes over by the cashier, who was chatting away at another employee. So I waited 60 seconds before going over to find out whether the little boxes were my order. She stopped chatting long enough to put the boxes in a bag and hand the bag to me.\n\nI've seen greasy spoon short order cooks fork a par-cooked hunk of meat out of some liquid slop and slap it on a grill. This burger tasted like that. I noticed a few little squiggles of something that could have been mushrooms, and a few flakes of something that could have been bacon bits.\n\nI only had to bike 4 blocks home. The food was luke warm. At least the fries taste better lukewarm than McDonalds fries do.\n\nBut that re heated burger - not good. It does something to the texture of the meat.\n\nThere is serious competition in downtown Phoenix now. This place is not ready to succeed here.
__label__0 Went to try it today at lunch and it wasn't open.  Went to Carly's Bistro instead (fantastic!).  Called the number for Scratch when I got back to the office and it was disconnected.  Guess it's closed?
__label__4 Great food and good pricing. The sushi is great and I've never gotten fishy or old sushi here! Great for kids, just wish they had the children's chopsticks available. Good atmosphere and outside dining with lake view available.
__label__3 Triptych Brewing is exactly what the C-U area needs; an honest no frills establishment for those who like BEER. Some peanuts or something might be a good idea, but you don't want to spoil this little gem by adding unnecessary things, or taking away from the primary focus, which is beer. I'm a Savoy local and can walk here. I come for the beer, and stay for the peaceful environment. This type of establishment will draw beer lovers and repel trouble makers. I don't want to sound like nouveau riche heel, but an IPA would be nice. Oh yeah, bring back that spicy chile beer (sans the chocolate flavor), I loved it!
__label__3 Une nouvelle friperie Renaissance se trouve maintenant \u00e0 Plaza Cote des neiges, dans le quartier qui porte le m\u00eame nom ! Pour ceux qui ne le savent pas, une friperie vent des items et morceaux de v\u00eatements us\u00e9s \u00e0 un prix super abordable, souvent \u00e0 moins de 10 $ ! Les Friperies accumulent habituellement leurs stocks gr\u00e2ce \u00e0 des dons ! Dans cette friperie en particulier vous trouverez un vaste choix parmi des v\u00eatements pour hommes, femmes et enfants. On y vend aussi des accessoires comme des sacs \u00e0 main, chaussures , ceintures et autres. \u00c9galement des meubles, des livres et jouets ! \n\nJ'adore ce genre d'endroit car on peut vraiment faire une d\u00e9couverte exceptionnelle parmi un tas de choses. J'y suis aller quelques fois et j'ai pu ainsi me procurer plusieurs items vintages comme un petit sac \u00e0 main de style ''clutch'' qui est devenu mon sac f\u00e9tiche de l'\u00e9t\u00e9 ! J'ai aussi achet\u00e9 quelques vestes et des blouses ! Le tout m'a probablement co\u00fbt\u00e9 30 $ max ! Et je tiens \u00e0 pr\u00e9ciser que tout ce que j'ai achet\u00e9 \u00e9tait en bon \u00e9tat, il faut tout simplement les nettoyer  un peu avant de les porter !\n\nUn endroit \u00e0 d\u00e9couvrir pour ceux qui aime faire du shopping vintage!
__label__1 Meh. Lot of hype around this place, but I was underwhelmed with the food. \n\nThe decor is really nice, and a great location but overall I wouldn't come back except for their extensive beer on tap.\n\nI ordered:\n\nSquid Salad - not bad, not great.\nSake Nigiri - salmon was not fresh too much rice\nSpicy Tuna Roll - tuna mix wasn't fresh and zero flavor\n\nTo top it all I asked for Nigori Sake. The server didn't know what it was since apparently they only have WARM sake. Not much of a Japanese restaurant.
__label__4 A chill place to hang out for food and drinks. Decor was excellently unique. The bathrooms are intriguing. The owner talked with us and made great drink and food recommendations - including some sweet sake. My party got messy with crawfish and took some fun pictures with our food. Warning - spicy is spicy, but they also can do not spicy. The sushi salads were nicely prepared. Fresh, simple, and delightful. Their viet noodle dishes weren't too bad either - always good when drenched with fish sauce. :) I'd come here again for a kick-back evening out.
__label__4 Contrary to some of the previous reviews, I think that this place is absolutely great! The venue itself has a lot of character and provides a nice atmosphere to dine in as well as casually sip on drinks in a bar/sushi bar setting.\n\nThe food in particular has a very unique fusion for many of the Asiatic countries, providing dishes for any patron to enjoy. I am personally fond of their combination Vietnamese sandwich. IMHO it is the best sandwich in Phoenix. Fresh cilantro, pickled veggies and a sizable amount of grilled beef, pork and chicken. Their soups are right on the money- however, from experience it is much better when eaten there rather than ordered for pick up. \n\nThey have come a long way since opening with their happy hour options, and have a good variety of beers on tap. Some remodeling seems to be in process with a separate libations bar next to the beer 'island' bar, and an area offset for those who wish to smoke! \n\nHaving seen some staff turnover, it seems management is getting their act together of having good servers and bartenders. But what I am most excited for is the prospect of having a new live music venue to watch shows and local artists perform! According to their public notice- they have received zoning approval by the city to host more shows, later in the evening! \n\nGiven its location, it's odd how more people don't frequent this place. Granted, with competitors who have a strong following very close by, it shows that the only thing missing from Pallets is a distinguishing factor that makes them unique! I think with the pursuit of their new music platform, the crowd following is only going to rise!! If I could have given it 4 and a third or 4 and a half stars I most likely would have, but in the end the sandwich takes the cake. Sooo delicious. \n\nTL;DR\n\nAwesome restaurant with delicious food and good drink specials, in an up and coming area of metro Phoenix. Paired with a unique atmosphere, excellent location and ample space, Pallets has a lot going for them and the opportunity to grow seems on par with the area. The only thing missing to make this a solid 5stars is a crowd. It's nice going out to a lively place to meet new people, but the following just isn't there yet. I don't doubt that come a year from now the place will have found their core patrons and the jovial atmosphere will follow.
__label__1 Waited thirty minutes for service. Then they told us we can only order drinks outside so they moved us in.  Then we waited another 20 minutes.  No one acknowledged us.  Guy next to us left.  Mind you n they aren't very busy.  And they can't spell either.  It is \" pallet. \"  walls look nice n all covered in pallets.  For what it's worth.  Yeah it's not worth anything.
__label__3 The new Children's Museum is long overdue. The old place was nice but had more negatives than positives going for it. The new building, next to the Smith Center, is gorgeous with plenty of parking in the  adjacent parking garage and overflow parking next to the World Market and Mundo.\n\nThere are plenty of new interactive exhibits, including arts and crafts stations that my five year old loved. Another hit was the area where you can build your own mini parachute and cars to try out.\n\nSome exhibits from the old museum were brought over to the new place and given updates, like the Ecco Village. The garage where you can fix up a car and the grocery store were both hits. During peak hours the grocery store will be packed with kids shopping for (toy) food.\n\nThe biggest negative is the central tower that spans the height of the building. The tower is basically a stairwell with interactive exhibits on every floor and half floor. While that part is great, the ladders and slides that connect different levels can be a parent's worst nightmare. If you follow your kid down the slides it isn't a big deal. If not, your kid ends up on a different level, making it scary because it separates kid from parent. They have safety measures in place aimed to prevent solo adults from leaving with kids, but I still wouldn't put my trust in anyone else's security. My kid had a blast going down the slides but in one instance he ended up on a different floor and I had to hustle through the crowds to catch up to him. I spoke with one of the employees and they mentioned that it's a daily occurrence to have a lost kid and frantic parents.\n\nAside from worrying if my kid is lost, it's a great museum with a tremendous amount of potential and it can only get better.\n\nEntry to the museum is $12 regardless of age. Different annual family memberships range from $125 to $175 a year.
__label__0 Had an appointment scheduled with them a month in advance. Was hosting a special event at my home. Received a invoice morning of scheduled cleaning however when the appointment time came and passed nobody showed.  The owner Quian wouldn't answer her phone and the man at the office said he would have her call me and she never did. Very unreliable. Would not recommend this company.
__label__1 Went last night based on favorable reviews. Ordered the special Tuna Tartar and got a tuna Salad. Then Specifically said do not bring the Tartar... Guess what brought that as well.. Truly a language barrier the rolls did not tasted right and my Tuna Sashimi was dry and fell apart as I picked it up.
__label__1 I have been in the restaurant twice now and the service was absolutely atrocious both times. There are really great reviews so I gave it a second chance but that was a mistake. The first time my server, an Asian lady with glasses, was very rude and kept interrupting me. It was a Friday and pretty busy and I saw her argue and be rude to not only customers, but her coworkers as well! The second time I went in I was served by a Hispanic male. He wasn't rude but he took a very long time to get to my table to take my drink and food order. The restaurant was not busy and while all the other employees seemed to be working, he just stood there. We even had a completely different server (some pregnant one, very sweet) deliver our food! About 20 minutes after my boyfriend and I were finished eating, a blonde girl finally noticed us sitting there and ran to get my check immediately. Needless to say I only saw my server once. The sushi is great but the service is unbearable. Don't go if you're in a rush.
__label__4 Love this salon! Conveniently located in the district. Brandi always does an amazing job on my hair! No matter if I'm going blond, or decide to go totally dark. Not to mention she gives the MOST amazing scalp massage I've ever had! Literally feel like a new person when I leave. I also like how private their little rooms are. Makes girl talk with Brandi that much better, and I don't have to hear all the other conversations going on, and they don't have to hear mine! 5 stars! :)
__label__4 Josefa was the best thing that I did for my state of mind the day of my wedding. Josefa met with me right before the ceremony and completed a very short Reiki session to clear my nervous/emotional energy. As soon as Josefa started, I felt the energy inside me well until I thought I was going to burst, and then slowly melt away. It was incredible. I am so happy that I made Reiki a priority on my wedding day. I was so put together and grounded through my ceremony, and I was able to really enjoy that moment with my groom. I also look very happy in my photos, instead of a blubbering mess. Thank you, Josefa, for an amazing session when it really mattered!
__label__4 My family of 6 has been members her for almost two years.  The family membership is very reasonable and includes free childcare.  My little kids (ages 2-6) love going to \"Kids Gym\" and the childcare staff are wonderful.  The hours are definitely geared more towards families as it closes rather early 8pm.  They membership includes all the general fitness classes and a few free kids fitness classes for ages 5-12. My son really likes the Kids Catch classes on Tuesday and Wednesday nights.  Swimming lessons, martial arts and dance are available for kids for additional cost. As a non-profit the YMCA offers scholarships for those in need for both memberships and classes.  I think they also offer military discounts. Membership at this Y also gives you full access to the other YMCAs in town. \n\nThe facility is actually owned by the City of North Las Vegas but due to funding they lease it to the YMCA to operate.  There is only an indoor swimming pool and the only showers are in the pool changing rooms.  The facility is always very clean, is only a few years old and well maintained.  \n\nThe non-judgmental family atmosphere is probably my favorite aspect of the YMCA. There are people of all shapes, sizes and abilities that take the classes so it is great if you are just starting out and worried about working out or taking a class. The personal trainers (Kat is awesome!) are also great and very affordable.  I've lost 70lbs in the last year and the Y has been a big part of that. I highly recommend Zumba on Tuesdays and Thursdays with Christina.  Kat also offers a boot camp in the mornings that is open to the public for a fee. Overall a great affordable, family friendly gym with a focus on helping the community become healthier!
__label__3 After a day traveling around Edinburgh, Wings was the perfect snack to fill my American wing-loving desires. Good atmosphere. They had a movie marathon going on downstairs. Service was pretty good too. I had a magner's and dancing in the bleu flame (hot bleu cheese)! I'll be coming back sooner rather than later! :)
__label__4 A small business that purveys fresh, high-quality, 100% local produce AND gives a hefty portion of the proceeds to charities. What's not to love?\n\nThey also have a serious commitment to helping others become avid locavores. Also, they sell kale. And bok choi. Come on! This is my kind of place.\n\nPricing is pretty simple, too. I think you can get 4 bunches of veggies for $10. And the good news is that they take cards using Square. Sweet. Perfect for this cashless girl.\n\nThey don't have a permanent setup, so the best way to find them is by following them on the social medias and checking their website. Or just look for the soccer moms lining up to buy killer carrots and sweet potatoes.
__label__4 They always have tasty food! Great stop before a long travel day! The brownies and cookies! I love this Amex perk!!!
__label__0 Clearly a one is generous. A clear statement by Amex regarding the complete ignorance to running a lounge and incompetence of design. Horrible food, uncomfortable furniture, no service. What the current managers do not understand about travel is shockingly clear - everything!
__label__2 All the reviews seem to be centered on the range, however I found the retail store to only be so-so. I went in looking for a holster. After wandering around and looking at all the holsters, not only did I not find what I was after, but none of the store employees so much as greeted me, much less offered any assistance. Guess they were more interested in chatting with each other than making a sale. The store was clean and well organized, so no complaints on that front.
__label__3 This is an awesome facility with great staff and plenty of cool stuff to look at.  The range itself is clean and has nice electronic target distance adjusters.  Rico one of their staff members took a bit of extra time to help me with my grip and give me a few shooting pointers which helped a ton.  The only ding I give this place is the fact they make you buy their targets.  Definitely check them out if you want a great range experience.
__label__3 These guys do such a great job with event security, cleanup, and organization.  Every year I attend the Waste Management Open, they make our experience in the Bird's Nest VIP and corporate cabanas top notch.\n\nTheir staff is well trained and understands the flow of a large event.  They not only handle the WMO, but several larger events in the Valley.  Each time, my experience with them is great.  Kudos to their events team!\n\nReturn Factor - 90%
__label__4 Zikwid is awesome! I can't believe anyone would have anything bad to say about this place. However, I suppose that is the nature of the beast. Make a person mad because you didn't cater to their every whim and they will slam you. Make a hundred people happy and maybe one will praise you. Well, I'm here to praise Zikwid. I've been in there probably ten times and never had an issue. I've also sent them a lot of business from all the people who ask me about my E-vic battery. I think the only thing remotely negative that I could say about them isn they weren't open when I went there at 8am on the way to work. But, that also probably not ideal vaping hours ha! As far as their price goes the Zikwid brand juice isn't a garage concoction juice (yes I've had people sell me juice that they made in their garage...) So I don't mind paying $26 for a thirty mil of Zen Berry. Because I know I'm getting quality juice. When I was a smoker I also wouldn't buy cigarettes from crack heads in alleys... Weird! To anyone reading this I suggest you actually go in and check the place out. Don't be tricked by temperamental children who would probably write a yelp review on their parents claiming they were abused because they didn't get a pony for their birthday. I will end this review by assuring you I have no involvement with this company except being completely impressed with the quality of their product and outstanding customer service.
__label__0 Food wasn't that great. I went there alone. Still they charged me 18% gratuity and about 30% tip. That's 50% in addition to the bill. I ended up paying 30$ for my lunch.
__label__0 Literally the worst in the area. I like Chinese food a lot but thus was overpriced with tasteless food. They got my one time donation but I won't be back. I have been in Asia, and this looked like third world fish! GROSS. They had \"escargot\" the size of giant turbo snails - the chicken was tough, the rice dried out, the food literally tasteless. If this is seafood it is for the bottom feeder. Priced way to high, and kids 10-12 are charged adult prices. The sushi was ok - and the best tasting thing was the canned pudding. I literally almost warned a family as they walked in, wish someone had warned me before I dropped almost $40 on a buffet for 2 adults, 1 kid and we all left hungry.
__label__0 The food was good a bit overpriced but whatever. The problem was the service the lady working at the register was unfriendly and unresponsive. I had ordered the green salad instead of the Mac salad but instead she gave me the Mac salad. I told her it was wrong and rudely she said it would be 50\u00a2 more. Waited 20 minutes then just left. The lady that works there is brain dead.
__label__2 The food is pretty good for a chain restaurant.  The prices are very reasonable and portions are huge.  I ordered the Chicken Katsu with a side of gravy fries...hit the spot!  Katsu curry had corn in it; guess that's Hawaiian style? Fires were the best, but only mediocre, would be better if gravy had more richness to it.  It's not the best I've ever had but far from the worst.\n\n-I'm still really confused as to why they don't redecorate.  The entire outside and interior resembles a 50's diner...it's been like this since they opened and hasn't changed.  It would be more comfortable if they could change the decor and clean it up a bit; the right side of the restaurant has been under renovations for some time now and looks really shabby.
__label__0 I would like to know where this restaurant got started and do these people have tastes buds where they are from or are they people like The Hills Have Eyes movie and got nuked and now they can't taste a thing and eat whatever they can find.\n\nDon't bother ordering the grease, they are generous enough to give you ample thin soggy cold fries to soak it up so it won't run all over your plate. At least make it thick cut fries, so it at least you can taste some potato flavor not just oil that you fried your chicken in as well. $6!?!? JUST for a chicken sandwich, you better put some lettuce, tomato, cheese or bacon on it or something, but nope, you get pickles and two strips of dried up chicken slathered in this grotesque pinkish mayo sauce. I know some of you people like no thrills eating, you'll eat bread and cardboard and be happy, but it's just chicken and bread and pickles! You mean you can't slap that together for less than 6 dollars? Oh man, the sauce!!! What were they thinking?! You came up with 7 different types of sauce, you can at least make one that tastes half way decent! I think one is vomit with hot sauce the other is vomit with bbq sauce and the other is vomit with mayo and another one is vomit with vomit, also theres another tangy jerk vomit.\n\nThere is one bright side to this restaurant are their wings, unfortunately, I must have gotten some deformed handicap chicken cause couple of wings were dried up and one was very tiny. Get them dried rubbed, don't get them tossed in vomit.\n\nNo sir,...I don't like it.
__label__0 This one gets zero stars. I may be off but 24 hour shuttle usually means you have a shuttle that goes back and forth from the airport throughout the day.  No such shuttle appeared.  Ended up cabbing it (that's another story - look for Mayflower Cab in Phoenix) an having to make an appointment for the shuttle in the morning. Upon arrival, the worker at the desk was chatting it up with some person who looked like he had nothing better to do at 11:20 pm but hang out at this ghetto ass hotel. When we interrupted their conversation, we weren't greeted, no smile, nothing. Finally get checked in and make our way up to the room. Absolute bare bones, which we paid for. At least the place seemed clean to the naked eye. Who knows what a black light would have revealed.\n\nUpon check out, Mr. Hospitality was still working the front desk.  We were walking in just as he was walking out with the coffee thermos. He could have taken care of us first then the coffee later. Nope. Coffee more important. He comes back carrying two pitchers of juice and a tray of pastries (both hands full). He bangs the tray into the window and sneers at us as if to say, \"Open the door for me.\"  We checked out quickly and were happy to get out of there. Thankfully the shuttle was there already. (Run by a third party)\n\nRecommendation: never stay here. Ever. For any reason. Sleep in your car. Days Inn should take away their license to use the company name. I've stayed at a lot of hotels and a wide array of them. This is by far the worst hotel experience I've ever had. \n\nThey only get one star because yelp requires it.
__label__2 The guys here are great, the shop is kept clean, and they do a good job. I just don't think it was worth what they are charging. I get my hair cut on an average of once every 1 1/2 weeks. I just moved down here to Arizona and based on the reviews, went here first. The guys were friendly and very professional. The first time I went I asked them to just trim a little off the top and for a medium fade, and I stressed the \"little\" part. I wasn't happy with the end result, but it was too late, it was already too short. I should have known the size I needed to be more specific, so it's not completely their fault. I gave them another chance and was happier the second time. I wasn't, however, happy with the price. No military discount either (not that I expect it). I now to go to a different barber shop in Tempe that does just as good of a job, if not better for about half the price. (and they still use the straight razor for trimming). So all thing considered, this is a good barber shop if the high price doesn't bother you. I'm only  giving it three stars because of that. It's not like i'm getting my hair styled.. it's just a medium fade...
__label__4 Great buys cut too. My 2 year son enjoyed it and was treated like an adult, not a kid, which made him feel grown up. Thanks guys!
__label__1 I went for lunch yesterday without a reservation.  We were early - most of the  tables inside were empty.  Nonetheless, we were given a horrible small table in the middle of the room. I requested a table against the wall but were told they were all reserved. No one sat in them for at least 45 minutes.\n\nWe ordered the salad with the anchovy dressing.  It was ok but you couldn't taste any anchovy.  I could make a better salad at home in two minutes.  And, our table was too small to have a breadbasket.\n\nWe also split a pizza.  We were informed for at least three minutes by our server that  the restaurant no longer cuts pizzas because they get soggy in the middle but they bring us these wonderful pizza knives so that we can cut our own.  When the pizza came, we cut it in half and split it, then out the big plate under our individual plates because, again, there was not enough room on the table for all the plates.  The pizza was fine - actually delicious and not soggy.  The tomato sauce is incredible.\n\nI don't know if I will go back, though.  This restaurant definitely cannot handle a crowd and they are a little rude. I am not  sure that the pizza is worth the substandard treatment by the hostesses and the servers.
__label__3 After hearing wonderful things about Il Pizzaiolo for years - literally years - I finally had the opportunity to try this restaurant last week with a group of co-workers. I had a wonderful time! \n\nFirst, we ordered wine. The wine list was insanely long and confusing, so we asked the waitress for her recommendation. She told us that there were three house wines, conveniently called the #1, #2, and #3. I believe they were Pinot Grigio, Pinot Noir, and Merlot. I shared two carafes of the Pinot Noir with a co-worker and thought it was very tasty.\n\nThe team shared two appetizers, Panzarotti and Fiori de Zucca. The Fiori de Zucca was fried zucchini slices that were good but not my favorite thing ever. I loved the Panzarotti. It kind of tasted like a fried risotto and mozzarella ball. So yummy. Even at the risk of potentially embarrassing myself for taking too much food, I snagged the last one. For my entree, I ordered the Ravioli alla Caprese. The entree was very simple but superbly executed.\n\nI hope to come back to Il Pizzaiolo very soon!
__label__2 Food was really good, view of market street from second floor was nice, however slow service (10 minutes waiting for the coffee to be made)
__label__0 I can't begin to explain the horrible treatment  received here.  Office staff and doctors not trained to treat women with a history of sexual abuse, and apparently without a bit of common sense.  I miss Dr. Brandon - she was the only good one here, but has unfortunately retired.
__label__4 I went to them in the first place because obviously yelpers love them.... So that means I would too!\n\nAnd I did:)\n\nMy engagement ring was causing me to have a really bad rash so I thought it might be an allergy.... Or maybe it was too tight. I wasn't sure so I wanted a professional opinion. \n\nMe and my fianc\u00e9 went for our appointment... Not your average jewelry store but I liked that. Felt very personalized and the guys are super friendly.\n\nWhat we ended up doing is getting the ring replated with a protective coating that might've worn off in the past year and what exposed me to the nickel inside the white gold of my ring... That might be where the allergy stemmed. AlSo because the ring was so tight it had very little breathing room and may have been where bacteria had been forming to cause such a reaction.\n\nSo we also got it sized up.\nThe prices are fair and I would go back just to get it cleaned!\nThat was included in the purchase and it looked better than brand new. \nWe are def returning customers when it comes to getting our wedding bands:)\nAnd a regular cleaning of the ring....\n\nI'm telling you ladies you'll feel like a million bucks with how it will sparkle!\n\nVery happy with the service:)
__label__0 Adam Brooks is a complete unprofessional in every sense of the word. My experience is much like Angelica' s. I'll make a long story short. It is going on 14 months and we still don't have our wedding photos!!! Legal action is being taken along with BBB repercussions. Adam dodges phone calls, emails, and cowards in person. Our wedding photography package was simple and was promised to be delivered no later than 30 days post wedding. No excuse for this behavior. I'm convinced the photos were deleted, lost, or ruined. If that is the case, he has no back bone and lacks the integrity to explain what happened. We have afforded him every opportunity to make this right, however he is in hiding. If he is the last photography company on earth (and I use the word company and photography loosely) and you have to use his services, coordinate with the independent photographers he contracts out. These independent photographers are professional and take better pictures than Adam Brooks. I would solely pay for their services independently. I wouldn't use his services if he offered for free.
__label__0 This \"company\" hired me as a second shooter for a wedding in August of this year (before you ask, I sent the photos I took to Adam Brooks, per our contract).  As you can guess, I have not gotten paid.  \n\nIn the weeks following the wedding , I was able to reach Adam a couple of times.  Each time he promised to pay me by a certain day, which came and went without his promise being kept.  Naturally, I began to get concerned but the fact that he sent, signed and had me sign a contract made me think that there was no way he would skip out on paying me.\n\nMeanwhile, my mother invited my fiance and I to attend a bridal expo and who did we find there?  You guessed it.  \n\nWhen I approached him and introduced myself, he didn't seem to have a clue that I was one of the photographers he hired (I had never actually met him in person).  After I refreshed his memory I politely, but sternly, demanded to know when payment was going to be made.  He gave some excuse about being busy shooting weddings and that he would pay me by a certain day, the following week.  After that day came and went, I realized he was never intending on paying me at all.  \n\nHaving few options, I sent a demand letter to his business address.  It has, since, been returned in the mail.  Legal action is to follow.  \n\nNot only is he not giving couples their photos but he isn't paying the photographers he is hiring to fill in for his absence.  It makes me wonder if he is even a photographer, at all, or if he just uses other photographers' photos for his website.  What's even more sickening is that he is going to bridal expos and posting deals online to gain more business.  The fact that he could look me in the face and lie without hesitating disgusts me.\n\nThough I am naturally incensed about not having been paid for working an eight hour day on my feet in the heat (and spending money on additional equipment figuring I was making that money back), it infuriates me more that he is stealing such a special day from so many couples.  \n\nMy advice to everyone who has been burned by this con artist is to take legal action immediately!  To people who are looking to hire a wedding photographer, please do thorough research before spending your money.
__label__2 I wasnt expecting this place to be a Fairmont reunion site, but it was a pleasant surprise, it seems like a lot of my co-workers go here, quite frequently, and it just reminds me of the local bar scene. \nThe drinks are affordable, theres a smoking section on the patio (yessssssss) and the appetizers are worth trying. The service can be hit or miss, but I'll definitely be checking this place out again.
__label__0 After reviewing multiple websites (all of which had different times for opening), we arrived at about 3:30 only to find out the websites were wrong and they open at 4. We came back at 4:30 to find a gentleman outside on the phone and 1 other couple in the bar, but no bartender. About 5 min later the man from outside comes in and steps behind the bar. We gave him a living social deal (2 burgers and 2 beers) but he didn't know what to do with it and left the bar again. About 10 min later we were able to order but had no silverware for our meals. Beer from the tap was not very chilled and we often sat for 10-20 min with an empty drink and no help from the bartender who was too busy chatting with his friends or on his phone to pay attention to paying customers. Also saw the bartender give out free shots to friends of supposed \"$50 a shot\" whiskey with no charge. Other staff were sitting around eating and doing nothing and one staff member was busy stocking the bar where we were eating (isn't this something you do before opening your doors?). Burger was average and bun was cold as if just removed from freezer. Will not return for eating or \"happy hour\" which was nonexistent. However later at night the bar filled with country dancers which was fun to watch. If I were ever to go back would wait til later at night as it was a more fun, country bar atmosphere. For \"day\" service, this bar gets 0 stars, but for \"night\" atmosphere would give 2-3 stars, therefore I averaged and am giving 1 star. \nAll in all typical college bar that appears to be run by juveniles.
__label__4 David and Frank have been styling my hair for quite some time, and I adore both of them. I was very excited when I heard they were opening their own salon, so I was happy this morning as I walked toward the doors for my first appointment at the new place!  \nEverything just got better from there. I walked in and was greeted by the staff, saw David's smiling face, and changed into my smock (I like their smocks much better than the ones at the \"other\" salon). Next I saw Frank's smiling face and was offered coffee, water, tea, or... WAIT FOR IT ... a glass of wine. Uh--YES PLEASE! :-D\n\nLater on, I was told they also have mimosas. I might have to try those next time... \n\nThe color and cut turned out perfectly as usual. I never have to tell David or Frank what I'd like; both of them know exactly what to do to achieve the perfect results. It's difficult to find a good stylist, and I would have followed these two ANYWHERE. I know they have a rather large following and would recommend them to anyone.
__label__0 I have never been so compelled to write a review but this place is absolutely CRAP. We were hesitant to even go here from reading other negative reviews, but we thought we'd give it a shot. What a huge mistake. First of all, this place is very poorly managed. My ticket was supposed to be at will call. Well none of the employees knew where will call was. They asked me the how much I paid for my ticket and boom... I was in. Anyone could have just walked in. We walk in and this place is SMALL. The pool is about 3x the size of the pool in my backyard. If you're used to going to other pool parties like Rehab at Hard Rock, this place doesn't even compare. Only positive thing about the venue is that the stage is pretty big and you get a great view from anywhere.\n\nWe head to the bar for some drinks. They only have one bar with really rude understaffed bartenders. Paid nearly $50 for a vodka redbull... WTF... Later on when I needed some water I was told it was $9 for a tiny bottle of water!! How the hell do you have a pool party out in the vegas heat and have the nerve to charge $9 for water???  If thats not robbery I don't know what is. They refuse to give u any tap water too.\n\nThat was not the worse part. We came to see Skrillex and Alvin Risk for a night time event which was advertised from 530-midnight. After skrillex finished his set around 9, they started kicking everyone out of the pool and essentially killed the club. The music stopped playing by 930 and they started kicking everyone out. Mind you, the event was advertised from 530-midnight on all their flyers. \n\nI will never come here again and would advise everyone to do the same.
__label__1 When in Vegas, you have to know your way around. I like to think that I'm pretty knowledgeable about the club scene. Well, my girlfriends and I happen to be in Vegas on a Wednesday so we decided to hit up Eclipse. Since discovering Surrender's nighttime pool club, we've been a fan of that scene since. We got a $500 comped table from a host, Kwame, who was awesome btw! He got us checked in and everything ran smoothly. \n\nWelp, that's where it ended. Our waitress, Kelly, was awful. Awful awful lady! She didn't seem to want us there. She over poured our drinks, which I assume to get us to buy a new bottle quicker. My group of girls are all pretty petite, I think you can assume that our tolerance isn't that high. She made us 6 drinks, and the entire bottle was almost finished. You can only assume that those were some stiff drinks! Then when we found out we got charged for 8 water bottles, totaling to over $50 we were super annoyed with the fact that she was annoyed with us. She tells me, \"You said you wanted water.\" I kindly replied, \"Yes, I did want water, as a mixer for my vodka waters, but I did request 8 bottles.\" Especially at such a high price! I'm not that frugal but her attitude stunk! She made me feel cheap. Look lady, your 22% gratuity may already be included, but you can at least try to act like you're working for your money! After that, she took our whole bottle service away, just as quickly as we finished our last drop of vodka. RUDE! I've never felt so rushed and embarrassed. And the shitty thing is that her tip for her hour and a half of waiting on us, which was very minimal might I add, was over $130. \n\nEclipse, itself is okay. Big ordinary pool in the center so you can walk around the entire perimeter. DJ set up is at one end of the pool and the bar was opposite of that. It wasn't too visually appealing though. Nothing to rave about. Not visually stunning as you'd like and hope for.
__label__2 Daylight Beach Club - Pros and Cons\n\nPROS:\n\n1. Great sound system.\n2. Amazing DJs.\n3. Sexy practically naked people everywhere.\n4. Great party, fun atmosphere.\n5. Logical, great layout. DJ up front and bar in the rear.\n6. Strong drinks.\n\n\nCONS: \n1. Guestlist lines. There is a STAFF guestlist and a PROMOTER guestlist. Two different lines... DUMB.\n2. Door staff was either completely douchey or very nonchalant.\n3. Tiny pool.\n4. Overly crowded.\n5. No ATMs.\n6. Only one bar in the back, it takes forever to get a drink or water.\n\n\nAll in all, Daylight is an okay space. I recommend parking in front of the convention center. It is quite a walk from the parking structure and/or valet. Don't complain about getting bumped from a comped table when you show up late. When they say you need to be there by 11, it means be there by 11, not 12. It is normal to be booted from your table when your bottle is finished. It's just good business. Why let you stay when someone else can be seated and they can be making 1000s. Come on people, this is Vegas, you should know better. Don't ding stars because of trivial things and because you don't know the Vegas ropes.\n\nAlso, I think that every Wednesday night when the space is called Eclipse, should be a night swim! When it's 100 out at midnight, the pool is just way too tempting.\n\nDrink/bottle/cover charges are on par with other spaces on the strip. Daylight isn't near as awesome as Encore Beach Club, but it's not too shabby.
__label__1 I probably picked the worst day possible for my first visit to Daylight- the Sunday before Memorial Day. It was super crowded, and the crowd... well... it wasn't what I was expecting, let's just leave it at that. However, that is no fault of Daylight. \n\nEntering the pool/dayclub was just a mess. People everywhere, no sense of organization, no one paying attention to anything. Our friends were already inside at a daybed, so we were meeting them. We finally got the attention of the right person and got inside. What a zoo!! Eventually, I found out that the crowd demographics were because Kendrick Lamar was performing. Ok, that makes sense.\n\nDuring the course of the day, I witnessed at least 3 major fist-fights. Security usually came promptly to break it up- with the use of more violence. The drinks were expectedly expensive, and service was sparse.\n\nI will say that the DJ was great, and the sound system was really good as well. The size of the pool looked pretty big as well, but of course, it was overflowing with people. \n\nI'd probably give it another try on a non-holiday weekend to see if things are any different.
__label__0 Why no gopro?  This place does not allow go pro.  I did not even use the gopro stick.  I was using gopro as a point and shoot camera.--- as in click, click.  I don't think its fair that people around me can use their waterproof camera phone, while I cannot use my water proof camera.
__label__2 I visited the Pizza Lounge in April for a co-workers birthday lunch.  I thought it was really good, so much so that I told my wife I would take her.\n\nWe decided to go there last night, 6/22/2013 for dinner before our movie.  I ordered a glass of wine and she ordered a sparkling sangria (not on the menu but they were happy to make it for her).  I received my wine and the glass was filthy.  There were several chunks of hardened food, inside and outside of the glass.  I showed the glass to the waitress, and she agreed that it was bad and took it back (I did not even have to ask; I cannot remember the last time I sent something back to the preparers).  I watched as she told the bartender.  She walked away and when the sidebar was clear of the wait staff, the bartender looked at the glass, and then just poured the wine into a new glass.\n\nReally?  If it was one little spot on the outside of the glass, I could maybe see doing that at my house to my own glass, but never a guests (I would be mortified if I served in a dirty glass).  But give me a break.  That glass was filthy and you just pour the wine into a new glass?  Thanks but I really do not want to get sick.\n\nThe waitress picked up the wine, and brought it over.  I told her what happened and that I wanted the check for the drinks, we were going to leave.  She apologized, asked me to hold on and went right to the manager.  She spoke with him and she came back and apoligized again.  They did not charge us for the drinks.  We left and the manager caught up to us outside and apologized again.\n\nI beleive the watiress and manager did everything they could, but I had no confidence in anything coming from that bar, and honestly, I could not even eat there even though I did not experience a problem with the product from the kitchen.  It just creeped us both out.\n\nThe owner contacted me on Sunday June 24th and apologized.\n\nI am going to give the Pizza Lounge another chance in the near future; the owner, manager, and waitress all demonstrated that they care which I appreciate.
__label__4 A friend and I went after lunch rush and before happy hour. Service was great, even in off hours. The Brie and fig flatbread was amazing. Surprisingly generous amount of lobster in Mac & cheese as well. The waitress successfully helped us choose beers, there were many choices of microbrews we hadn't had before. The ambience is great, beautiful tables. Wasn't sure if a place named pizza lounge would be good, but it was great. Classy, but fun.   We are looking forward to coming back.
__label__4 A weekly gathering of Charlotte's finest food on wheels in Historic South End? Hell yes. Every Friday, at the corner of Camden and Park Ave, you'll find 10, or so, of Crown Town's local food trucks doling out the best street food our fair city has to offer. \n\nYou're most likely to find the likes of:\n\nTurkey And...\nPapi Queso\nTin Kitchen\nCupcake Delirium\nSouthern Cake Queen\nHerban Legend\nAuto Burger\nSticks and Cones\n\nand plenty others join the ranks on the regular. \n\nParking is a disaster. Plain and simple. You're better off finding a parking space somewhere off of South, a nearby garage, or even going further down Camden or finding a space at Atherton. If the weather's nice, make a nice of walk of it. \n\nI'd recommend bringing some easy-to-carry chairs, a blanket, and a cooler of beers/water. Some of the trucks sell drinks (Papi Queso usually has a nice assortment) but some tend to not carry any. Common Market is an easy choice for a beverage, but get ready to stand in a long line if it's a busy FFF. \n\nI agree with Jeff S -- Check it out sometime!
__label__3 Dude... Food trucks, I love them so.  I can't even express the joy at the realization that Food Truck Friday exists... So many quality \"restaurants\" to experience in a small space... You can pick a smattering from a number of places and create your own little slice of heaven... I am still a little partial to the fish tacos from the Roaming Fork, but there's a nice rotation of vittles from many of the popular trucks in the area... They even have a couple dessert options as well, which is right up my alley... There's only a few tables with benches connected, so bringing your own chair would not be a bad idea... Make sure to get there early if it's a nice night out because parking is a bear...
__label__2 I was a bit skeptical after reading other reviews.  I did not find the restaurant filthy as many others had mentioned.  I had the haddock fish dinner.  It came with fries, cole slaw and a side of vegetables.  The fish was hot and tasty.  We all had pie for dessert.  My son who ordered the apple pie said it tasted homemade and the apples were cooked soft like they should be.  I had the chocolate cream which was very good but I don't like merengue and I find it strange to put that on chocolate cream pie.  All in all, it was a good experience.  The waiter could have been a bit more attentive.
__label__0 These guys really hosed me on book of mormon tix, always go through the venue. Thomas on the phone was 13 & needs some work on his social skills. Beware of stubhub. I should've listened to friends but I wanted those tickets\n I learned the hard way, I want to save anyone else from a similar situation.
__label__4 An absolutely unhesistant 5 stars. Best culinary experience I had in Pittsburgh and ranks up there among my best meals ever.\n\nLots of playing with textures, incredibly fresh ingredients, interesting flavour combinations, this place has it all. There were a lot of asian influences in the menu items and the chef leans towards more simple, elegant flavours that highlight the freshness of the ingredients.\n\nI loved every bite.
__label__2 Went to notion about 5 months ago. I so want to give it 5 stars but I just can't. Very interesting meal and I when I went with it was byob. I ate at Lautrec a few years ago and that was the best meal of my life. So I had high hopes going into this meal.\n\nThings that were amazing: the beef tartar app with gelled soy balls was insane, the beef, oh the beef was melt in your mouth. Between courses chef sent bites that were so delicious. The second dessert was amazing black sesame cake, coconut, cherry, white chocolate.\n\nBut there were some missteps- the ambiance sucks. It's uncomfortable to sit for the meal. Our 6 course tasting included 2 desserts. I thought that was cheap and who wants 2 desserts? The scallops that were processed into gnocchi. Not good. The night we went there were 5 other tables seated around the same time as us and then no one came in for the second seating. Chef could have come and said hello to the few diners he had. And he didn't.  When we went he was relatively new to our neighborhood and it would have been nice if he had said hello.\n\nBut, having said all that. I'll be back. I want to eat his fall menu- hoping to see some game meats and try him out when he has a liquor license. I will not be getting a tasting menu unless it only includes 1 dessert.
__label__3 We went for restaurant week, and while everything was good and the gastronomy was impressive, I feel like the regular menu is a bit pricey.
__label__0 My family went there to watch March Madness and get quick bite to eat.  My husband raved about their beers and he said the food is ok so my daughter and I decided to give it a try.  I ordered fish and chips, my daughter ordered a burger and onion rings, my husband ordered sandwich and onion ring.  We waited long time to get our drinks and food.  When we got the food I was very disappointed.  My fish was so greasy that I had to blot out the oil on my napkin which soaked my napkin.  My fries greasy and when I picked it up it was limp and very salty.  My husband gave me his onion rings and it was same as my fries (greasy and salty).  It looks to me they just dropped the fries and onion rings for few seconds and took it out.  My daughter said her burger was worse than Mcdonalds burger.  I had to flag down our waitress as she never came by to see how our food was and told her the fries were uneatable and would like a sald instead.  I only asked for olive oil and lemon wedges and my daughter asked for ranch dressing for the burger.  The lettuce in salad was wilted.  I was only able to stomach couple bites.  When we finally got the bill she charged us for the Ranch dressing.  When I sent e-mail to Zipps the response I got was that they have the highest quality food and the prices area very reasonable.  It is customary to charge for side of Ranch and that they hope I would give them a try again.  I don't think so.
__label__4 We have been here a few times now since it had opened. Good service on each visit but today we had GREAT SERVICE! Management was very observant and friendly. Server was amazing! I am so happy with the service that I could not wait to get home but am still at Zipps and had to review. Great job Zipps!
__label__1 My husband and I have come here a few times. The bartenders are really attentive. We went there on Sunday 5/12 and witnessed a customer filing her nails at a bar table. The customer was sitting at the bar table closest to the kitchen. Waiters and waitresses were walking past her carrying food! I saw them take notice that she was filing her nails as they walked past with the food, not saying anything to her. I prayed that my food didn't come out of the kitchen while the customer was setting her finger nail dust into the air! When my food did come out, the customer had already finished filing her nails but I was so grossed out, I couldn't eat my food. Why in the world would this be allowed in an eating establishment?!!  The wait staff needs care  more about what happens in their establishment! Gross!!!
__label__1 Let me start by saying that I am a huge Zipp's fan (as a chain) overall. That being said, this location is not on par with other Zipp's locations in terms of food quality / taste. \n\nMy husband and I come here often to hit up happy hour and the service in in the bar area is always great but the food is just missing that certain something. At first we thought we were finally just getting burnt out on Zipp's food - we spent the better half of our courtship eating and drinking at Zipp's Camelback and hit up the 16th St. location often while we lived in the north valley. But whenever we visit a location other than Ocotillo we are reminded of what the food should taste like - the wings taste are more succulent, the burgers are bigger and juicier and the fries are crispier. \n\nI am not sure what Ocotillo is doing wrong in the back of the house (old fryer oil? Incorrect wing sauce recipe? Too small of burger proportions?) but we will no longer visit this location and will drive a bit further to Gilbert / Warner to ensure we are tasting the Zipp's quality of food that we have grown to love over the past seven years.
__label__0 Rude staff , our appointment was at 1:45 it is 3:21 and we are still here this is ridiculous never coming back
__label__3 This was the second time we had gone and both times we ordered the porter house for two.  The first time was absolutely perfect but this time it was much smaller, although it was delicious!   It was a $40 steak dinner so they really shouldn't skimp.  On the plus side,  I ordered the cheesecake with banana rum sauce and it was the best I've ever had!
__label__4 Since I was accustomed to HIIT training, I was really hesitant to try pure barre at first. 9 months later, leaner than ever, and addicted to the burn, I can't get enough of Pure Barre Chandler. The instructors are always welcoming and energetic. The music puts me in the zone hitting the right BPM for all the different segments. And last, but not least the variation of exercises works muscles I've never felt before.\n\nI highly recommend taking at least 10 classes to get acclimated with the moves and to really start feeling the difference. \n\nLiftToneBurn!
__label__4 Great service, great price and quality workmanship.  Leo was quick to diagnose my A4's problem and got it back to me within a few hours.  I'll be back for sure!!
__label__0 Inferior meats used on sandwitches, looked like they buy meats from.the dollar store,used to be a lot better,.cheap, lousy meats, waste of money, go elsewhere!
__label__3 Highly recommend this place and will be a town crier to elicit business. Finally great fare in our east valley neck of the woods! Run, go now for crazy good food.\nFarm to table salad was amazing and I will order this forevermore. I am eager to see what lands in this dish in autumn. The carribean jerked sea bass was a gastronomic symphony.  \nI may upgrade a star after our next visit. I was so excited about this place beforehand, I want to be objective!
__label__2 The food/drinks first...\n\n- I ordered off the pork belly and the hamburger off the happy hour menu.  Both were good.  That being said I'm one of those people who just doesn't get what the big deal is about pork belly (not here specifically, just in general).  As noted, it was good but I wouldn't get overly excited about it.\n\n- Ordered the BBQ chips off the regular menu.  Good but the BBQ they put on the chips is rather spicy and really sticks to your fingers.  You will most definitely have to wash your hands after eating theses.\n\n- Ordered two sangrias.  They were ok.\n\nThe restaurant...\n\n- It was warm.  Either the a/c doesn't work or they just don't turn it down.  Either way, it was warm.  Oddly, for I while I thought they may have been running a swamp cooler.  Not sure, but for part of the time it certainly felt that way.\n\n- Service...good but sllllllloooooooowwwwwww.  About 10 minutes to get someone to the table.  About 10 minutes to get a drink.  Had to ask for the soda I ordered twice.  It showed after being there for more than 20+ minutes.  The place wasn't crowded so I don't know what the deal was with getting things out.\n\nI might go back just to see if I was there on an off day/night but otherwise nothing here blew my dress up enough to be in a rush.\n\nProbably a 2.5 but I'll give them a 3 for now.
__label__0 What a huge disappointment on all levels. From the moment we sat down I could see the level of filth between the banquets. Our service was poor, uninformed and slow to the point of feeling ignored. Our server could not explain the signature cocktail saying \"I think it has gin in it\" The food was just fair and in fact, the frites were served cold and limp. We were asked upon making the reservation if this was a special occasion. We said yes, it was my birthday. Our server did acknowledge my birthday but never offered dessert to our table. No one stopped by the table at any time to ask how our meal was and frankly, it's a good thing or I would have let them have it. I would say it was one of the worst dining experiences I've had in a long time. Don't waste your time or your money on this place.
__label__0 Went with a party of 10 and we had reservations.Place is pretty run down inside. The bar service was extremely slow, even for a bottled or draft beer. Talked to the manager, he went to the bar, looked like he was going to help the bartender, then disappeared. 20 + minutes for a draft beer. Food was ok, but meals were brought out with some receiving their food and others having to wait a while. Make it through to dessert, they are out of the mocha chocolate cake, the cranberry crisp. we order the new fashioned sundae.....it was never delivered. Others got theirs, it was tiny. Another friend was told they didn't have the sorbet after they went to the kitchen and we were waiting for desserts. throughout the meal the service was very slow, forgot drinks, ordered some bread with the meals and advised it would be about 8 minutes, it never came out. I was looking around for Jon Taffer from the Bar Rescue show to come out and start yelling at the management....it was that bad. Anyway, we finish and had requested separate checks before we had ordered and were advised it would not be a problem for 5 couples. It was a problem, all tabs were wrong, the drinks were completely wrong. we gave up and will settle up between each other later. Never again.
__label__2 The food  was great  too bad the service was terrible.  I would go back but would make sure I did not get the same server.  It would have earned them a 4 star.  It was not just that the kitchen was backed up, she was not even friendly or checked on us.
__label__3 It always tickles me to find a little slice of heaven in my own back yard. Barrelhouse is it.\n\nHidden in a strip mall, once you're inside, the hip, almost industrial vibe sets the mood for a laid back evening of eclectic cuisine, drinks so delish you'd think they had a chemist behind the bar and a respite from from a formulaic chain or an over priced indy restaurant .\n\nI've been there twice. First time, service was a little shaky, but they communicated with us abut the situation and we had an amazing dinner. Plenty of time to talk and catch up with friends, while enjoying cocktails and appetizers prior to the  entrees. I knew they were having an off night---they were more upset about it than we were. Food was amazing.\n\nLast night, we gave them another shot. Service--- five stars. Amazing. Food is nothing less than marvelous. I had Caribbean Jerk  Spiced Sea Bass and it's the best I have ever had. My best friend had pot roast---simmered for 8 hours and while I would never order pot roast at a restaurant, I would order this!! (Your grandmother has nothing on pot roast compared to this.) \n\nI could go on and on about the menu, but check it out for yourself. It's unlike any menu I've seen----from grass fed beef hamburgers to truffle mac n cheese. \n\nYou can make reservations too.  \n\n Enjoy a little find in the east valley!
__label__2 The Happy Hour is from 2-6pm and the menu dedicated for Happy Hour has one side drinks under $6 and the other side appetizers, sushi rolls and pizza..average price is $5. I saw Karage Chicken, Salmon Poke, California Rolls included in HH menu.  I ordered the pork belly bao buns which were really good! The bun was soft, the pork belly was a little too crisp though. 3 appetizer sized came in a fancy platter. Unfortunately my phone had low bat so no foodporn for this review.\n \nThe menu I was given was primarily sushi and a few beef/chicken bowl options. I didn't see any bento boxes as my choice. Come to find out later that is only on the dinner menu?  So I ended up with eggplant fries and the beef teri as my entree since I don't really care for sushi...(yeah I know blasphemy)\n \nThe Eggplant fries: YAY!....  The Teriyaki bowl: NAY! ... I really like these fries!!  Veggies dipped and fried in a light tempura batter and sprinkled with parmesan cheese. For sure I would order this again. Very good!  The Teri bowl though, not so much. The sliced beef pieces I had was a little dry and tough and the teriyaki sauce was too thick and salty for me.\n\nLocation: Inside South Point Casino next to Steak N Shake. You can either sit at the sushi bar or the tables and booths surrounding it. There is also another dining room but it was not being used at the time.\n  \nService: Staff is still lacking in finesse department. Service started out fine but after I got served my entree, I didn't see my server till I got my check. Granted he had to cover a lot of tables in his area, it was not that busy in my opinion.  I needed silverware and couldn't get his attention at all so after a few minutes went by I had get up and ask someone else. I don't expect to be waited on hand and foot but a little acknowledgement can go a long way you know? \n\nHopefully the kinks will get worked out cause I really would like to come back and try more items on that Happy Hour menu. That Lychee Martini sounds good.
__label__3 Great for lunch - the sushi is fresh and on point.  The service was good and it's a pretty good atmosphere.
__label__3 I'd probably give this show 3.5 stars, but because of the great value I got through Groupon ($35 per ticket), I bumped it up to 4. \n\n\nThis is essentially the best rock music cover band ever assembled. Well, maybe not. But I haven't seen enough rock cover bands to make that distinction boldly. All I know is that the music was awesome. I play the drums and know a thing or two about musicianship, and these guys (and girl) were killer. I'm a younger guy, so basically all of the songs performed were from before my time, but they're all familiar tunes that will have everyone singing and dancing along. \n\nI especially enjoyed the first hour of the show, when they stuck to the \"story telling\" format. During the second half, it basically just becomes a medley of 80s rock songs, and the story is put on the back burner. I know they have to please everyone, but I was a little bummed that they abandoned that format. Overall, this show is a great value, and if you are a music fan of any kind, it will be tough to leave disappointed.
__label__3 Came here on a Friday night. It was during a Pens play off game so you could actually find a seat.  Beautiful venue.  Friendly hostess and bartender. No standing policy is strict.  So if you don't see a seat at the bar or lounge area or have a reservation, you'll have to come back another time. But this makes it nice for a place to actually have a conversation with someone.  You don't have to yell to talk to the person next to you.  \n\nI ordered the Cold Snap.  If you like ginger snaps....this is wonderful.  Loved it.  Ordered the Tom & Rose second round and it was tasty.  Enjoyed the rosemary flavor.  My friend ordered a Mint Julep seeing as its Kentucky Derby time.  If nothing tickles your fancy on the menu, you can just ask the bartender to make you something special and surprise you....just give him/her your base alcohol that you enjoy and whether you like sweet, sour, herby, or spicy and they will come up with a magical drink.  The drinks are expensive, but worth it.  \n\nMy friend and I shared the meatloaf and hushpuppies.  The hushpuppies were good, but you definitely needed a dipping sauce since it is dry by nature.  Unfortunately, I hate ketchup (yes, I know I'm weird) and that was what it came with.  But one of the servers was happy to get me some aioli to accompany the pups.  The meatloaf was very good, as well as the little potato pillows that came with it.  We asked the size of the meatloaf and got 2 different answers.  The first answer was the most accurate; it was SMALL.  Splitting the meat loaf was like 3 bites each.  And for $12, you expect a little more.  I understand the concept of small plates, but for that size, it should be around $8 or $9.  So the only reason that I'm giving this place 4 stars instead of 5 is the price of the food to the portion size ratio.  Six bites of meatloaf and some potatoes pillows does not add up to $12 even though it was good.  We were told that the meat they used in the meatloaf was antelope.  This could be the reason for the higher price.....but it tasted like beef just the same.  So the total bill for the night for two people....for 6 drinks and 3 small plates came to over $100. I will come back here, but I'm going to have to make it more of a special occasion thing in order to not hurt the pocket book too badly.
__label__1 Had a reservation yet had to wait 30 min for our table, then once sat 45 min for drinks, food came out before drinks. Small plates but the menu did not state that was expecting full portion.
__label__1 I stopped by here this past Friday evening with my fiance and two other dining companions.  We had made reservations earlier in the week and arrived at the restaurant right around the time of our reservations and were immediately seated.  The hostess took us through a cool looking bar area and into a back room that had two tables for 4 and a lounge area.  It was a pretty cool space and the lounge area looked like it could fit right into the Mad Men TV show or maybe even a bit earlier.  \n\nAs we sat down, we were given our menus.  Since it was Pittsburgh Restaurant week they had a special going where you could get an appetizer, entree and dessert for $25 and gave three options for each.  Beyond that, I can't really say that there was much of a menu besides a bar snacks section which left me disappointed.  Long before we got there our dining companions had let us know that they would be about 15 minutes later than our reservation for dinner.  As such I decided to order from the bar snacks portion while we waited for them and so we started off with the popcorn which that night ended up being a dill covered popcorn.  It ended up being really good with a decent amount of butter on it and a generous serving of dill.  For dinner I decided to have the spicy chicken as my appetizer, a pasta as my entree and then a vegan gingersnap ice cream sandwich filled with peaches and cream ice cream.  One of my dining companions asked how the ice cream was vegan and I believe that they replied that it was made with tofu instead of diary.  My meal started off well as the spicy chicken had a good spice level to it.  It was actually much spicier than I had been expecting but that is a good thing to for me as I love my food to be spicy.  Next up was the pasta which was quite a disappointment.  There was barely any sauce on it I honestly could not taste any of the flavors that they had on the menu.  Normally I like just about everything that I eat but I don't care for wasting calories on something that is bland and doesn't taste like much.  Finally I had the dessert.  It was, well interesting may be the best word.  Whenever it came out to us the ice cream was melting which was fine and I dove right into it.  The taste was not that great although not bad either and I wish that I could describe it but I don't know that I have ever had anything comparable to it.  At least the ginger snaps were good as they were a little crispy on the outside and soft on the inside.\n\nThe bottom line for me is that I will not be heading back to Tender in the future.  I honestly can't say that the food was terrible, but it wasn't nearly worth the money that we spent on it.  Beyond that their menu was very limited and if they had posted the actual menu that they were serving on the restaurant week website instead of a sample one from which they were only minor similarities, I do not believe that we would have gone there.  At least the service was good and the ambiance of the place nice
__label__3 I come here at least once a week for their vegetarian udon noodles and I always add shittake mushrooms to my dish (for an extra $0.50). My friend always gets the Nom-Believer, but I've also seen orders of the Kalbi and Not So Lonely Bird, and they all look really juicy and tasty. They offer shrimp chips as one of the sides (in lieu of french fries), which is an interesting choice that I haven't seen offered anywhere else.\n\nI enjoy coming here for the good food, good prices, and friendly service.  Solid four stars.
__label__4 This is one of the best burger places in town! If you love burgers and Asian inspired dishes...This is your place. They take your typical American burger and kick it up a notch with great asian flavor. On top of that, they always have great service!
__label__0 Soggy bun, Overcooked patty, Frozen fries, Terrible service.  This was probably the worst lunch I've ever had.  Seriously you can get a better burger at McDonalds.
__label__1 Wait staff was friendly only thing positive about the place.  Walked in the floor was sticky.  Went to open the menu and the menu pages were stuck together.   I ordered oysters on the half she'll and they came out warm.  We left after that was not interested in finding out what the rest of the food was going to be like.\n\nWARM OYSTERS!!! Make some one deathly ill!!!
__label__2 Awesome food and great service! Don't miss out on the 'sides'.. I got the hummus and lentils, which were both amazing. I ran out of pita bread but they were nice enough to give me more upon request. I would also highly recommend dessert.. I got some kind if strawberry bar (forgot what it was called) but it was delish.\n\nI also ordered the good earth sandwich which had really fresh ingredients, but the flavor profile of the sauce was kind of weird for me, I think I would order it without it if I was ever to go back again (I'm not from Nevada). I also ordered the guacamole sandwich, which I liked better.. But the I would have to say the red sauce on it was too sweet for me. I split these with a friend and we both felt the same about these entrees. \n\nThere was one other vegan sandwich option, tree of life, and I ordered all three for my boyfriend and his 2 other friends to split, and they liked the tree of life the best... So hopefully that helps!
__label__4 Ate lunch here on 10/8/13 and was very impressed. Ordered the Tree of Life, side of baba ganoush, and some sort of off-the-menu vegan, pumpkin/banana smoothie. LOVED the freshness of all the ingredients, LOVED the Tree of Life (even though I am not a vegetarian or vegan), LOVED the friendly counter service and friendly delivery to our table outside, and I LOVE what The Center is doing for the community as a whole. Sign me up for any establishment that is working to make things better in our town.
__label__4 I don't always eat Vegan, but when I do it's \"Bronze Cafe\". Delicious, guilt free, creative items that make me wanting more. Highly recommended when in Las Vegas, NV.
__label__4 Definitely some of the best sandwiches I've ever had in my life. I always look up to gay people when it comes to things artistic. I'll definitely be adding food to that list. Get any sandwich with avocado in it, shit is on point. 5 Star Stunna!!!!!
__label__2 I have waited a little over a week to write this review, because to me the longevity of your mani and/or pedi means a lot.\n\nI only have been to Nice Nails once for a pedi (a groupon). It has been a week and a few days and my pedi still looks nice. There is only one small chip on my big toe and all toe nails are still shiny. If my overall experience had been better I would have given them 5 starts.\n\nMy experience:\nThe groupon required an appointment, so my friend I was going with & I made one. We arrived 5 mins before our appointment and came in with a group of walkins who were taken to the pedi chairs. My friend & I waited until at 4:15 to be seated and waited an additional 10 mins with our feet soaking before the pedi started. First off putting thing that happened is that one of the techs was facetiming on her iPad with a relative. The iPad was facing 1/2 of the clients in the pedi chairs as the tech had her back to her relative to facetime with her. It was just a little awkward and they were both talking loudly. Second off putting instance was when it came down to discussing what was involved with the Groupon. the Groupon was for a Deluxe Spa Pedi which was a $30 value. The issue is that they offer 3 Deluxe Spa Pedicures ranging from $30 to $17. I assumed we were getting the services included in the $30 Deluxe Spa Pedi since their Groupon said it was a $30 value. That assumption was incorrect. The $30 Deluxe Spa Pedi came with callus remover where as this one did not and was an extra $5. While discussing this with my technician, who did not say anything, 2 other technicians jumped into the conversation making it a mess (this would be my 3rd issue). I really wanted the callus remover for I paid the $5 for it. \n\nThe rest of the experience went pretty smoothly & my tech did a really good job with the hot stone, the callus remover, and the salt scrub.  If it had not been for the 3 issues above I might have given this place 4 stars (I did not really care of the location), but my pedi still looks good. I might still give this place another chance to see if maybe what I experienced is not the norm.
__label__0 Sadly, I was starving that I forgot to take a picture of the food! I ordered the croquetas and tamales. Both for $5. I also ordered congri on the side which is $3. The food is way over priced for the small portion they serve. There's not a lot of options on the menu either.\nThe food all together? Including my mother in laws and my husbands food; it taste like something that my mother in law can make at home but a lot better. Moving on to customer service? My husband dropped his fork and the owners wife immediately gave him new utensils. So that was a plus... There are a few tables and chairs outside if you feel like eating out in the sun or at night. This place is eh, not all that great. It's not a place i would ever come back to.
__label__0 Went for lunch. My experience:\n\n-Ordered maduros. Waiter came back a little while later to say they didn't have any.\n-Waiter gave my boyfriend the wrong food, then got it and gave it to somebody at another table when he realized it.\n-My steak sandwich had one strip of meat, covering about half the bread. Tasted pretty much like I was just eating toasted bread. For $10.\n-Lukewarm fries on the side. \n-Asked the waiter if they had cortaditos (a sweetened espresso). He didn't know, checked with somebody else, said we actually meant something completely different, which couldn't be made till the bartender came in at 2.
__label__0 Was here about 10 am on Mon/27 Oct:\n- No longer accepts Groupon vouchers\n- $3 for a 20 oz bottle of Coke\n- No paper towels in the men's restroom (so do the employees just wipe their hands dry on their shirts, which is what I did to dry my hands)\n\nDon't think I'll come back.
__label__1 2/5 for great people working there, and the friendly vibe you get just walking in the door. BAM, smells like a pickling factory but do not fear, the bar area looks fun. Our experience was bad however-- the noodles in our ramen were cooked Al Dente, and you know what that means once an amalgam of them begins to expand in your stomach. They definitely weren't cooked all the way, so thus, I felt like I was going to LITERALLY lose my food after I finished a relatively small bowl. Yeah, I'm a small person, but you know, I can still eat! I just felt so sick afterwards.\n\nThe spinach- strange & refreshing.\nThe carrots- lovely.\nThe pork- cold, but good.\nThe nori- you know, your standard nori.\nThe broth- yeah, a little salty, but good. We tried the Pai Ton, the tonkotsu broth without the Pork ordeal.\n\n\nBut the noodles! They made me so sick, and I really want to love this place because their ramen is so diverse. After the meal, one of the friendly staff members made us some little non-alcoholic shots, so like I said-- SUPER NICE people! I just can't handle their style of food, it doesn't agree with me at all. If you're sensitive like me, try Cherry Blossom Noodle Cafe-- they'll be a more classic and authentic option for you. \nCheers!
__label__3 Good luck on trying to find this little gem! It's definitely not an easy find, but if you're one of the lucky ones who do find it, you know just how delicious it is!\n\nI'm not a huge ramen eater, so when my friends suggested we try this little place, let's just say that I wasn't super thrilled. But I like hanging out with friends and will try just about anything, so figured why not. And boy am I glad I did.\n\nWhile the ramen bowls start at $8 and you have to pay additionally for each topping, it doesn't make it the cheapest meal. (My thoughts on this is more or less for college kids, since it's on Mill...). However, with that said, my $11 meal here, was totally worth it and suuuuuper delicious! So much so, that I'd even enjoy going back!
__label__4 I have been twice now and each time it just gets better and better.  I love their garlic edamame and their seaweed salad, so delicious!  But the kicker is their Paitan Ramen OH MY GAWD!!!  The broth is rich and beautiful and just has amazing flavor and the noodles are perfectly cooked with a little but of bite and combined with the vegetables and oh you have to add a tea egg - perfection in a bowl! triple yum
__label__2 I was tempted to try this place because I could customize the dish and choose the type of broth. I ordered the sea salt broth and added spam, corn, and an egg. The flavor and quality of the ramen was quite good. It was a little less authentic/ethnic tasting than some I've had but I believe that also makes it more appealing and accessible to mainstream tastes.\n\nUsually I have trouble finishing the large bowls of ramen at restaurants but my guest and I both felt the portions here were smaller than usual. It was $8 for the base and the spam, corn, and egg brought it to about $10. I like that I could customize the dish but I felt I generally got a larger portion with more ingredients at other ramen shops for less money. Two bowls of ramen and two sodas came to $25 plus tip so if you prefer to customize then this place might be for you. But if you like all the ingredients that are usually put in a restaurant's ramen anyway you might get more value there than here.
__label__0 One month!  Why didn't I follow my one month rule?  I usually wait a month after a restaurant opens up before going there for dinner, but I haven't been to Binkley's or Cafe Bink before.  With all the great things I heard, I had to go to Bink's Midtown as soon as I could. I regretted it.\n\nMy girlfriend and I went on a Saturday night and waited to talk to the hostess.  We waited a while, and I started to see what was happening up front.  The guy ahead of me said.. \"hey, what's going on? do we have a table or should i wait outside.. what do you want me to do?\" they finally told him his table was ready.  \n\nMy turn came up and I sat there for 5 minutes watching them take one page after another and clip them together.  Why didn't they do this before hand? We were seated right next to the front door, but I would have rather been in the more inviting living room.  At least I wasn't seated outside where it was freezing.\n\nOur water came out promptly, but we waited 10 minutes before the server came.  We ordered a carafe of wine and waited another 15 minutes before that came out.\n\nService aside, I was excited by the menu.  We ordered the beets, leeks, risotto, mussels, parsnip soup, sweetbreads, beignets, squash, and brussel sprouts.  The waiter's eyes went a little wide, and he grabbed the table next to us to make more room.  Five minutes later the hostess came by and asked if we were expecting more people and why we didn't tell them?  I felt offended that they thought I pulled over a table and didn't say anything to them.  I explained the situation, they paused, and he walked away.\n\n20 minutes later. yes, 20 minutes later. our food finally arrived.  Of course, as they were putting the food on the table, they knocked over a glass of wine on to my girlfriend.  She somehow ninja'ed her way from getting anything spilled on her.  The worse of it all though, was she had to ask 2 different people to replace her glass of wine.\n\nThe food was some highs and lows.  The foei gras donuts and mussels were okay.  The leaks, beets, and risotto were great.  We especially loved the cheeks in the leaks.\n\nOverall though, I just wasn't happy with the place.  The service was horrible, and the staff had no energy or personality.  With all the waits we endured, I just can't recommend this place to anyone at all.\n\nWhat's worse is I give the valet my ticket and watch him almost stall out my car 3 or 4 times while trying to back up.\n\nMy two cents. Stay away for a few months.  Maybe then things will get better.
__label__4 Reading the previous review, I am very surprised with their experience at Bink's. I too dined at this great new restaurant last night and experienced the five star service I expect from Chef Kevin Binkley and his staff. Keep in mind, this restaurant has only been open since Wednesday, March 20! \n\nMy friend and I were 15 minutes late for our reservation and still were seated promptly, first on the patio and then when we decided it was a bit too cold they told us we could wait a bit for a table or sit at the bar. We happily sat at the bar where we enjoyed the bartender, Joby as well as the sommelier, Amy Binkley's service. \n\nAfter a great wine recommendation, we ordered the beets and the burratta. Both were served in approx. 5 minutes after we ordered. And both were so tasty! We also received a little gift from the Chef, an order of sweet and sour sweetbreads, which were delicious! And not something I would usually order so it was a great treat. \n\nNext we asked for help choosing between the cauliflower and the broccoli. Joby said to go with the broccoli and he was spot on! Finally, we ordered the risotto and it was the best part of our meal. We wanted seconds, but opted to try a cake doughnut (just one!) before we finished up, paid our tab and headed home. \n\nThe bill for all of that food and a bottle of wine, only $80!!! \n\nMy review of this restaurant - incredible food, polite, accommodating service, overall wonderful experience. I will be back! In fact, I already made another reservation for next Saturday!
__label__2 The French fries with the trio of dipping sauces is a must try!\n\nReally enjoyed the burger. Be sure to order medium!\n\nPass on the green chili pork on the brunch menu as the pork was lacking flavor.  And the ribs had a weird tart flavor and the yogurt foam did not enhance.\n\nNice ambience and natural light throughout restaurant.
__label__3 Tried Binks for the first time this evening.  We shared meatballs, the biscuits with honey butter, and sloppy joes.  I had Cosmos and hubby had Titos and Tonic.\nEverything was fantastic.  food was different and tasty, drinks were spot on.\n\nHappy hour 3-6. Staff was very friendly and accommodating.  ambience is very warm and inviting. Great patio area with a fire.\n\nWe will defiantly be coming back to Binks.
__label__4 My new favorite restaurant in Phx. The food is amazing and creative, I love the focus on local product. The staff is friendly and attentive and the food comes out fast. The variety on the menu is great and I love that there are a lot of plates/sides you can share. I even had a fancy push pop for dessert. Remember those as a kid? I went with my husband and we also took my mom when she came to town. Great food, awesome atmosphere, I highly recommend it.
__label__4 Get the steak and cheese sub with mushrooms
__label__3 After realizing I had not supported my neighborhood restaurants in a while and being hungry for mediterranean food, I popped in to Yalla's.  It was after lunch and the restaurant was very quiet.\n\nI was looking up at the menu on the wall, when a very nice young man pointed out the menu was also on the counter.  No neck strain necessary.  Plus, I can see better.  So, I ordered the vegetable skewer plate for $8.50.  Initially I thought it was a little pricey until I got home and opened it.\n\nThe food is stored in a styrofoam container with a large area in front and two smaller areas the back.  The large front area was filled generously with very tasty rice.  I loved the seasoning, it was delicate and smelled beautiful.  Two large vegetable skewers were placed on top, filled from end to end with a variety of grilled veggies like tomato, red pepper, mushroom, red onion.  The were cooked perfectly with just a hint of a bite.\n\nThere was definitely enough for two to share.  I'll be back!
__label__4 Order the GFY burger.  You can thank me later.\n\nThis place is off the charts awesome.
__label__3 Ok, I can't give an entirely fair review because all I had was the tomato soup and grilled cheese sandwiches. But, the four stars is based on the service and the amazing little finger sized grilled cheese. The soup was ok, but dip some of that sandwich into it, and it's a flavor explosion of yumminess in your mouth. :) The other thing I absolutely loved is the giant screens showing the old music videos. I may be telling on my age here, but if anyone of you remember... think of Remote Control on MTV. Heck yes!!!! I'd go back for that alone!!!\n\nI will review them fair and square once I've eaten a burger... I think my review will go up to the full 5 stars once I do!
__label__3 The restaurant space has been revamped, and feels much larger than Nix.  The bar was pushed back, further from the door, leaving ample room for mingling and table seating, and the vibe is hipper too, with tufted leather chairs and low red lighting.\n\nMy favs:  Cowbell Chili & Smoked Cornbread, black bean burger, sweet potato croquettes, which are basically sweet potato donuts balls (or little balls of heaven, as Cowbell calls them), and Dali's fries with garlic aioli, buffalo, Parmesan, and fresh herbs.  \n\nI posted a full review on the blog, but these are the highlights.
__label__1 Some things are better in theory than in practice, and so it was with the burger I had at Cowbell. \n\nBut first, the good:  great atmosphere. Much better than its predecessor burger joint, Nix. Clean, inviting, great for watching sports. \n\nThe service was also great, if not overeager. I had no less than three people waiting on lil ole me, and it got kind of confusing. When they dropped the check off, I was taking my time (it wasn't busy, so I wasn't tying up a table or anything) and one of my army of servers came over to take it up before I even had a chance to put my credit card down. \n\nThe bad:  the side I had. The cucumber salad. Since cucumber salad is the new, hip-happenin side du jour, I'd like to ask all the burger joints to have a sit down and decide how it should be made. \n\nThis one was not good. The cucumbers had some weird sweet taste to them. And the vast majority of the cucumber salad was not, in fact, cucumber - it was raw onion. Ack. Go for some other side.\n\nThe ugly:  the burger. I'm sorry to have to say that. I wanted to like it -- I really did.  I had The Bruiser, a blackened patty with mushrooms, horseradish sauce, onions, lettuce and blue cheese. Sounds yum, right?\n\nBut noooooo. First there was so much blue cheese on it, it killed the rest of the flavors. But just to make sure I had no possible chance of tasting the meat, they doused the burger with about a gallon of horseradish sauce. It came gushing out the sides and it was clear from the get-go that I was going to need to eat this puppy with a fork (or a hazmat suit).  The onion kaiser bun was DOA from all that goo. \n\nThere's also the issue of \"blackening.\" Normally this means a little spiciness. Perhaps it was the killer cloaking combo of blue cheese and horseradish, but I'm thinking that the blackening spice used here was... salt. Blech.\n\nFinally, I ordered the burger medium. It came out overdone. And I'm not convinced the meat quality was all that good either based on what I could see after I used a trowel to scrape all the crap off the burger. \n\nIt makes me sad that a cow gave her all for that travesty of a burger. Seriously - a huge disappointment. \n\nI'd go back if my dinner companion insisted, but I'd definitely go for a much, much simpler burger or something else altogether. But what's the point of going to a burger joint if the burgers aren't up to snuff?
__label__3 Decided to hit up Cowbell for a late Saturday night dinner date with the hubby. Since we got there around 9:00, we didn't have to wait at all for a table. We were seated immediately and had a server at our table very quickly after that. We ordered the deviled eggs w/bacon as an appetizer & it was delicious! I ordered the Boogan's Bacon burger for dinner w/sweet potato tots as my side. The tots were amazing, if you like sweet potatoes, I highly recommend trying these! Even though it tasted excellent, I was extremely disappointed at the size of my burger. The onion roll was a generous size but the patty underneath was more the size of a slider than an actual burger. Aside from that one negative we had a very enjoyable dining experience & will definitely go back. There's several other items on their menu that look like must try's! Cowbell has a funky modern decor and although it can be a bit loud inside, it has a really cool atmosphere.
__label__4 While its not a traditional burger, the Dumpling is possibly the best burger I've ever had. I had to stop going because my waistline was disappearing. My husband and I now only go for special occasions. So delicious! My mouth is watering as I type.
__label__4 Love this place!! Great vibe with great food and the staff is on point. Def try the new melt they added to the menu when u go. It's 2 patties 3 slices of bread, American and Swiss cheese, grilled onions and cowbell sauce and it's amazing! Will be back for sure.
__label__3 Everything on this menu is awesome! The cucumber salad I highly recommend!!
__label__2 Not bad at all.  I Had a cheesesteak, daughter had a dog.   The  only negative would be that the meals are entree and fries, drink is separate.  Looking forward to trying breakfast menu as well as other items.
__label__1 I ate here with my sister and I had the Philly deluxe and onion rings, onion rings were pretty good, the sandwich not so much it had a lot of  Grisel it was pleasant lol  and the cheese sauce didn't have much flavor. The service was good  and it came out fast but overall the food wasn't great to me.
__label__4 Went looking for a Sonoran Dog and heard this place had a Phoenix Dog that was close to a Sonoran Dog. It was further then I use go for food but closest place with a Sonoran Dog. It was YUMMY!!! So were the onion rings. Not over priced either. The hot dogs are all beef and deep fried. Very clean and nice services.
__label__4 Thee most exciting thing happening in Pittsburgh right now is the Techshop! Mark my words kids, this is next level shiz! \n\nWhat is the TechShop you say? Well, I had no clue! But when I took a tour of the place I could hardly even listen because I was so excited about it. You can come here and make things! And you don't even need to know how to make things, you can learn! \n\nFrom sewing to glass etching, printing to woodworking and way beyond, you can make! So if you're someone who already knows how to make these things, you can purchase a membership and stop in to make your project. \n\nDon't know how to make a metal flower? Me either! But I will once I take their class on how to make one! All classes range in price, but if you get on their mailing list, they seem to send out discounts frequently.\n\nIf the space wasn't cool enough, you can also use this as a work space if you're remote! They have a cafe with free popcorn, I mean, what more could you need in your workday!
__label__2 I guess this would be my favorite place to eat in AJ.  Anyone that lives in AJ knows that that's not saying much...we typically have to go somewhere else for a decent dinner out.  The food here is pretty good with good flavors.  The portions are good and the quality is ok (above average for AJ).  Give this place a try.  I think it's worth a trip for the hungry looking for a place to eat/drink and relax.
__label__0 This place is simply terrible and I am so glad to have moved out. Many issues over the course of my residency, and it continues even after I moved. You can my full review here:\nwww.apartmentratings.com/AZ/Phoenix/Apartments-at-Steele-Park-formerly-Empirian-at-Steele-Park-Jefferson-at-Steele-Park-_602795390085012/review-1509896\n\nDon't let the name Mozaic fool you with limited reviews. They keep changing the name even though they have had the same management company for over a year
__label__2 I think I need to try EVO again...The prices are great and for happy hour even better.  They have lots of things that look good on the menu (italian-ish menu).  All the cocktails my group had were fabulous.  The grilled brushetta is delicious, but nothing special..more traditional style, but yummy. The pizzas we had were pretty burnt and in general they just were not good.  That is what made it 3 stars for me...usually even bad pizza is kind of good.  I feel like I need to come back and try more things; many of the dishes that went by looked and smelled appetizing.  The service was outstanding, and EVO subscribes to the whole local, fresh ingredient thing which I commend.
__label__3 This place seems to be cursed. No restaurants ever make it here long-term. However, the ambiance is very pleasant, with rustic, yet modern decor throughout. The food was above average but not great. With few Italian options in the old town area, I would return here again.
__label__2 Cute restaurant, food is delicious, though not amazing. Great for a quick bite. Southern Italian cooking. Dessert menu very small. They do feature an item from the NFL Chefs - Taste of the NFL Hunger Challenge, which is really cool!! Atmosphere okay. Plenty of parking.
__label__2 Good place for a quick lunch. Sandwiches, soups, and salads.  Fast service although everything is prepared to order.  Prices are very reasonable.
__label__3 Had their ngohiong and steamed rice for take out! It may not have tasted exactly like my childhood favorites, but they were close and delicious enough to bring me home and have me wanting more!
__label__4 Cafe de Cebu offers an authentic Filipino dining experience that doesn't get any better. After an abysmal lunch service at a chain restaurant earlier in the day (see my previous review), my friend and I were in need of a memorable meal to wash the bad taste out of our mouths and this place stepped up to the plate and delivered. \n\nOur server, Princess, was warm and attentive to our dining needs. I had the BBQ pork, which arrived on three sticks, seared and smothered in their tasty barbecue sauce. My friend had the pork belly which was crispy and seasoned to perfection. If you're craving some heat, their homemade spice and peppers will awaken your taste buds. One of the owners came over for a chat and we complimented her on the welcoming family vibe she has created. She hand rolled turon, which is a deep fried banana and jack fruit alongside ice cream, so we couldn't resist the crispy, yet sweet dessert. We also had to try cassava cake, which is a recipe of the owner's mother. Yum!\n\nWe were welcomed and treated like family, ate a delicious, affordable, home cooked meal, and left with a renewed faith in service after visiting Cafe de Cebu instead of a big chain. Support local and enjoy this dining adventure!
__label__4 Food is sooo good! Service is excellent. I will definitely come back and try other items on their menu. It just sucks that we're from Cali (SoCal) and they don't have a branch there.
__label__4 I've been to this twice already and realized I had not written a review for this amazing place. \nLet's start off with service - excellent! They were very attentive and friendly. The staff treats you like you've known them forever. Next ... Parking is never a problem because they have tons right in front of their restaurant. \nThe place is cozy and gets packed so fast so calling in for reservations was a great idea. I brought my cousins and aunt visiting San Diego and they enjoyed the food so much. \nWhat free Ngo-Yong for every Yelp check-in? Of course we took advantage of that. I loved the sauce that accompanied this. Ngo-Yong is very different from all the egg rolls that people are used to ordering. It's an acquired taste but its something that grows on you right away. \nWe ordered the Sinigang, Kare-Kare and of course, Lechon. The sinigang had great flavor. I'm very picky when it comes to ordering sinigang from Filipino restaurants because most of the time, they under-season it with tamarind. Cafe De Cebu isn't afraid of seasoning their food and they have it right. The pork that they used for their sinigang is also lechon pork! I'm in pork heaven. Even if all we ordered was pork, it wasn't too oily. \nThe lechon was so tender yet the skin was crunchy. I liked using their vinegar sauce instead of the usual lechon sauce. It provided a different taste to it and balanced out the flavor. I could smell the lemongrass that was stuffed into the belly, it was a good aroma that elevated the taste of the lechon. I had the lechon the first visit and we ordered it again the second time we came. \n\u00dcbe cheesecake for dessert, need I say more? I will definitely be back. I saw a recent post that they've also introduced Sisig. I'm sure it's as flavorful as the other dishes I've had here.
__label__3 i have never really had filipino food, unless jolibee counts. so i still don't know the names of the food but oh man it was really delicious! the service was also really cool felt welcomed and it wasn't busy
__label__0 The place had a lot of potential but they lack the right customer service and the hostesses almost create an uncomfortable atmosphere. Food is good, drinks are good, service is absolutely terrible.
__label__3 Went back for happy hour, highly recommended.  You can try several different items to eat, get full, and not break the bank.  Also a quality selection of beers and good amount of outdoor seating with misters if it's not 120 degrees out.  I'll definitely be back.
__label__1 Last night was the first time I ever had food from park on Fremont. I thought it was awesome that they delivered downtown especially since the reviews were great. I ordered the San Diego burger and my wife had the steak salad. We also ordered a side of the fried pickles. I have to admit that I was not impressed. The meat on the burger was way too much and you couldn't really taste anything else. The steak salad was ok but definitely nothing to rave about. The fried pickles were ok but they were soggy and cold by the time we got them. Now I understand that having good delivered can and will affect the food quality but even having said that I don't know if I would ever actually eat there again because it was just mediocre and they don't have a lot of options on the menu.
__label__0 Customer service is of utmost importance if you are running a restaurant. This place has none.\n\nWent on 11/6 with a friend to this restaurant. My friend said she had had the food here and recommended it. Before you walk in, you get attitude from the bouncer. He stared at my ID like it was fake, even flipped it around to check the back in a way that indicated that he didn't think it was real (I'm 24 and don't look underage). Also, ignored my friends request to just see her ID in the wallet.\n\nWe sit in the back patio area and waited. And waited. And waited. Finally I go to the bar and ask the bartender if there's a server that's supposed to come around or if we are supposed to order at the bar. \n\nBartender: \"Did someone sit you down back there?\"\n\nMe: \"No we just sat down back there\"\n\nBartender: \"Oh yeah, if you weren't seated then no server is going to come to you. We don't have servers just walking around\"\n\nMe: \"Can you please send someone out there for us?\"\n\nBartender: \"Sure\"\n\nAnd you know how this ends. No one ever showed up. Plus, walking out, there's a sign that says, \"Please seat yourself.\" So why the bartender thought anyone would sit us down is beyond me. I'm sure the food there is probably okay, but I'll never know.\n\nI won't be going here again, the service is just terrible. I can only imagine how awful it would have been if someone ACTUALLY had taken time to taken our order.
__label__2 Definitely a different vibe and scenery from your other typical Downtown LV Fremont Street establishment.  Which I have to say is a very good thing.  I almost felt like this could be a gastro pub plucked right out of Downtown Santa Barbara or San Diego and through the technomagic of 22nd century additive manufacturing process better known as 3D printing technology reassembled layer by layer in the spot it currently occupied on 506 E Fremont Street in Las Vegas.\n\nThe abundance of flora, interesting selection of dark wall paintings and other decorations, the open air outdoor seating area in the rear, all reminded me of portions of SoCal, even though I am sure this is an original design.  Homesick much?  Maybe.\n\nSo I made my way to yet another pub type establishment, because of yet another friend's \"temporary relocation away from Las Vegas\" party or you can shorten it to your plain old going away party, but I felt the need for verbosity.  It was still relatively early, about 6pm, and my eyes had a hard time adjusting to the dimly lit interior as you walk into the bar area off the street.  The bartender and whoever else were working there must be busy, because no one acknowledge my presence at all.  Total fail on my part, especially after I had completed a session on How To Make An entrance at a work related workshop.   Not to be deterred by having been slighted by these employees, I brazing set off to explore the depth of this unwelcoming alcoholic dispensary.  I was shortly rewarded with the sight of a pleasant outdoor seating area, seemingly from another age.  Victorian perhaps, although with an added deliberate state of rehabilitation, for that extra feeling of mysteriousness.\n\nJust like the people of the Victorian age in London, as my many hours of period drama viewing have taught me, the behaviors of the workers in this obscured portion of the pub conformed more expectedly to the ethereal temporal throwback of that bygone age.  In other words, they acted according to their station, and greeted customers with obvious courteous deference.  A menu and a mason jar of water was promptly brought out, as I waited for the entire gathering to assemble.\n\n[Fast forward to the exciting part of the review - the food!]\n\nSummer Strawberry Salad - very nice and tasty.  The chicken was moist and flavorful.  The salad was served on an eco-friendly bamboo plate. A little more gorgonzola cheese crumbles would be nice, but not a deal breaker at $12 a serving.\n\nCuban Sandwich - Decent, not the greatest, but I too finished it being brought up not to waste food as a child.  But I am thinking this was a seasonal promotion, as I no longer see it on their online menu.  Or it was simply not that popular.\n\nI also had a few bites of a friend's Fried Chicken and Waffle Sandwich.  He was on a perpetual quest to find a good version of it here somewhere in Las Vegas.  Unfortunately his quest must continue, as the version here disappointed him greatly.  The waffle was the offending element if you must know more details.  \n\nSweet Potato Teeter Tots that came with the sandwiches were good, especially with the dipping sauces.  Way better than fries I am sure.\n\nThe Classic Burger - didn't get to try it, but that looked very good and only comes with the MSRP of $9.\n\nOverall, a nice little get away to dine at near Fremont Street.  Now that the weather is getting nicer again, it will be back on the list of places to hit up before it gets excessively hot.\n\nIf you are bored, explore the rear rear of the property, where you get to seesaw like you did when time was simpler, the chance of upward class mobility was bright, and the Pacific is not irradiated.\n\n3 stars!\n\nReview #10 of 2014
__label__1 Just ate here for the first time, and I gotta say, I'm disappointed with all the hype I've heard. First, the romaine in my salad was brown on the ends so it obviously wasn't fresh. Second, my soup and bread bowl came out colder than room temperature and I had to send it back, which I hate doing being a server myself. Third, we told our server, skinny girl with long black hair and purple on top that our parking meter was about to run out so we needed our check. She walked past us again a few minutes later with no check, said nothing, and then another couple of minutes later we see her seating a party of twenty and taking all of their drink orders! Get out of here!! I had to leave the table and go pull the car out while my boyfriend waited for our check another 10 minutes. UNREAL! We still left almost 20%, but I hope she realizes she missed out on the usual 30-40% we normally leave both being servers ourselves. Lastly, a little too pricy for what you get. Don't think we'll be back.
__label__4 This was a nice surprise and definitely a hidden gem in my opinion.  My friend and I tried this place on a whim because she heard they had good fried pickles.  Am I ever glad we stopped in!  The drinks are especially unique and it's a nice change from the typical Freemont Street spot to grab a snack.  Definitely more upscale than the usual with friendly staff, good food and unusual (and very delicious) cocktails. Drink prices are average to the other bars nearby, but the quality is much better.  If you're going to spend $8 for a cocktail on Freemont you'll get a better drink here than at the frozen drink stand down the road.  We had a couple of appetizers, a couple of cocktails and some good conversation with Chris, our waiter.  Definitely recommended!  I will be stopping here for sure next time I'm in Vegas.
__label__1 Items Selected:\nMac & Cheese Balls - House made bacon mac & cheese balled up in Panko breadcrumbs and golden fried\nFried Chicken and Waffle Sandwich - Fried Chicken with Applewood Smoked Bacon Waffles and Wild Turkey Maple Syrup served with Sweet Potato Tots\nFrench Toast - Vanilla Bean Soaked Brioche topped with 'drunk' mixed berries, syrup, powdered sugar\n\nLocated on the corner of trendy East Fremont and Las Vegas Boulevard, with raves received from hipsters since its inception, it was just minutes before noon that I sat down with a friend for lunch at Park on Fremont and although I'm happy to say the service far outperformed similar spots in Chicago, Brooklyn, or Portland the food itself left much to be desired - a seemingly well-culled menu instead proving limited in not only options but quality of execution, as well.  Clearly the sort of place where cuisine is considered less important than booze and d\u00e9cor suffice it to say that the beer list and creative cocktails far outnumber the options for food and even with the extended brunch menu it was only in three items that myself and a friend could muster enough interest to indulge, the plates arriving in two rounds as we sat amidst a room awash in faux-taxidermy and paintings ranging from humping animals to possessed children with neither rhyme nor reason to be found.  Opting for one starter to precede a duo of entrees it would not be long before the best bites of the meal would arrive and served as a quintet the Mac & Cheese balls each proved not only sizable but also quite delicate, the crackling panko overlying supple pasta with briny bits of bacon imbuing each bite plus a sidecar of cheese sauce for those desiring even more cream.  At this point happily conversing about recent events as background music played on it was after only the slightest of delays that three trays would arrive and with the kitchen opting to split our French Toast while the sandwich was served whole it can only be said that neither dish tasted as good as it looked, the brioche too lightly soaked and thinly sliced to allow the exterior to be rendered crisp without burning it while the waffle was chewy and lifeless, a bready detriment to otherwise pleasant chicken and bacon served alongside entirely forgettable, yet all too trendy, 'tots.'\n\nNot exactly a disaster in that the service was pleasant while the Mac & Cheese Balls were far better than standard pub-grub suffice it to say that for those not interested in being upsold on cleverly named cocktails or craft beers Park on Fremont has little to offer - a quick walk down the street to MTO, eat, S+O, Carson Kitchen, or DuPar's offering far more extensive selection with equal or better value on the dollar at each.
__label__3 Lots of good markets in Madison, but Monona is good choice if you want to get in and out quickly.  Small, relative to other markets, but they've also got some a vendors including Java Cat (gelato) and Caf\u00e9 Social (brewed coffee and beans)
__label__3 I go to this market just about every week during on-season. They are the best market in the Madison area. Large enough to have a great variety of things, pretty much everything you'd expect at a market, and small enough that it can be a quick trip instead of an hour-long venture just to find what you want. They always have some sort of performer doing music, which ranges from \"not my taste\" to wonderful. Shout-outs to Noel's Jams & Jellies, for having the best homemade jams, jellies, pickles, sauerkraut & more that I've ever had. You really can't go wrong. Also, Cafe Social has some great iced beverages. Also, Farmer John has the best cheese curds in WI, as far as I'm concerned.
__label__4 Wonderful place to stay --staff was friendly and helpful, food good, loved the decor. Our room was cozy and quiet with free Internet, newspaper and coffee. Bathroom was lovely and large. Had huge windows w with great view of Vegas. Seemed like a real  boutique hotel
__label__1 We stayed here between Dec. 25th-27th.  There were some things that Downtown Grand got right; for the most part the modern decor gave the hotel a nice feel.  However, we weren't fans of the orange walls in the hallways of the hotel room floors.  A couple of oddities about this place that ultimately left us with a bad taste in our mouth and resulted in this 2-star review:\n\n1. There is no lot for self-parking; there is only valet.  Granted, the valet is free; however, this was a HUGE issue during the busiest hours.  When we checked out, it took us an hour to get our car because there were so many people checking out at the same time and the valet attendants had to retrieve everyone's cars at the same time.  My mind shudders to think about what happened to visitors that ended up missing a flight due to the fact that it took so long for them to get their cars!  It's nice to be able to text the valet attendants before coming down to pick up your car, but you still have no idea how long exactly it'll be before your car is ready for you.\n\n2. In order to check out of the hotel, you need to wait in the same line that you waited in to check in.  I don't get this one.  So many other hotels have it so that you can either check out via the in-room TV, or drop your hotel keys in a drop box.  Why is everyone required to wait in line just to check out?
__label__3 The best value downtown hands down. Friendly helpful staff, clean as a whistle, close to a lot if great places to eat. My only complaint was that there was no soap/shampoo holder in the shower. I will definitely go back.
__label__3 Well I've stayed at a few hotels since I've been in Vegas for a couple of months and the Downtown Grand isn't bad at all. It has a very retro feel to it with the ocean scenic colors. It also has some very modern furniture that I would not expect for the cost of the room. Flat screen tv, full size closet/cabinet and dresser draws. Basically everything you need except for a refrigerator...\n\nThe biggest dislikes I have is all those hidden fees. They say free internet but I believe that's part of the hidden $12 daily hotel fee that they failed to mention. Also there's a $50 a day hold for damages if need be. Also if you opt to park across the street at the self parking, be prepared to look over your shoulder in that spooky garage.  \n\nAll in all not bad for it to be downtown Vegas. The restaurants in the lobby are what I consider on par with the rest of the Grand experience.
__label__0 This hotel looks cool. The rooms look modern and the pool gives you the benefit of looking like a modern vegas pool without it being packed and costing a lot of money.\n\nThat being said, the customer service at this hotel is appalling. It is very clear that no one working there wants to put any effort into meeting your needs. I called ahead of time and asked to get adjacent rooms, but the person on the phone basically said that someone else in the hotel assigned rooms and they were unable to until we checked in. Our flights got delayed the first night and when we arrived we were informed that there were no more queens available (even though I booked 2 rooms with 2 queen beds, with 4 guests per room, and had called earlier that day). We were forced to take king beds, and the person checking us in told us to come by in the morning and we would be moved to queens and comped for the disservice. My sister called in the morning and was told by someone that there were no more queens available and there was nothing they could do for her (even though the guy promised us the night  before...). Meanwhile I went downstairs and was lucky enough to get someone who changed our rooms to queens. Of course there was no comp (even though this was promised to us before) and barely an apology for the s*** night of sleep we all got on the floor/sharing a bed a with 3 people.\n\nThe rest of the weekend was filled with similar experiences of customer service. it was common to walk by the front desk and see a line of 10-15 people. Personally every time I stood in a line of THREE people it took them at least 20 minutes to help us, so I really felt sorry for those people. (it was rare for them to have more than 2-3 people working the front desk... laughable). Their computer system also appears to be one giant joke and was the main reason everything took so long. We requested a towel for our room and it took them over an hour to get it to us.\n\nOverall, the hotel is physically nice, the staff in the breakfast place was awesome, but man the customer service of the main hotel staff was just appalling. Expect to be treated like you don't matter.
__label__2 Nice clean hotel for a good price. First room was very small so they upgraded us to a premium room for free. Premium room is nice and modern,worth the price difference. Loose slots,won $500. House keeping is garbage,called twice and it's 10PM still not clean. I'll stay here again but they need to improve their service. I'm very angry my room is not clean.
__label__3 Typically I would stay at City Center but was hearing good things about this place so decided to try it out. I always like newer hotels. Well, because they are just \"new\". For the price it's unbeatable. Room is nice. It's not small. I don't know why people post that these are small rooms. I'm in a premium. Paid 67 after resort fee. And stop complaining about the resort fees. ALL OF VEGAS CHARGES THIS!!!! It is true to its claim, smaller boutique hotel. You don't feel like your in vegas. Valet is great. Texting thing is awesome. Distance to room is simple and NOT FAR AWAY. I SWARE people who complain about the tower being far away. You're mental. Try navigating through Caesars, or MGM. It's as if you've never been to Vegas. This place is charming. The access to the street is awesome and the street is clean. Newer. I feel like I'm in downtown San Diego. Triple George Grill is just down the street. Not the typical $100 steak you see everywhere else in town. My filet was $26. I think that's fair. Half shower is not that bad. Come on!!! Water pressure is just ok. But seriously. You people complaining about the water going everywhere. You act as if this is your house as if YOURE going to clean it up. The water DOES NOT go everywhere unless you do jumping jacks in the shower. Give me a break. I sware I think people just want to hear themselves whine. And you DO NOT freeze because of the half wall. Yelpers can be so dramatic and kind of dumb. The only reason why I gave 4 is because of the music. You can hear it even at the top floor. This is a problem for this hotel. It's my belief that when I party I'm partying. But when I'm in my room, I want peace and quiet. Ask for the top floor. Away from street and it will be a good experience. And one last thing, I would never drink out of a coffee maker in a hotel room. Never. Not only does the coffee usually totally suck, imagine all the people using it. So once again, you posters complaining about that, carry your lazy butts downstairs and buy a cup of real coffee and suck it up because you are paying for it and remember you didn't spend the $200 per night rate at the Encore.
__label__0 Made reservation a day ahead for 6/19/2013 pick up and we were there at the pickup place 15 minutes before the scheduled time, the bus never show up (we paid for round-trip ticket- ARIA to/from LAS airport). We tried to call, and the customer service wasn't too helpful. They just told us to wait for the next bus that's at 2pm. There were two other people waiting for the bus for 2 pm, and the bus was late for 20 minutes. I would suggest people don't buy round trip ticket from them because the bus was not on time at all. Waiting outside for more than 1 and half hours was definitely not fun! Words to the company, \"Don't ruin people's plan/vacation! You can't really run airport shuttle if you can't be on time.\" (oh well...maybe you can still run airport shuttle even if you can't be on time...since it only mess up other people's plan and you guys still get $$$$$ :P not cool)
__label__0 Can you give a negative review? I want to start by saying that anyone reviewing an airport shuttle service must be pissed off at the level of service but there are some good solid reviews here. That being said, next time, I am taking a cab! \n\nThis chodu was wainting outside of the Venetian on his phone. When I asked how much to the airport he offered the price of $8. So far so good. I asked how long to the airport and he told me that he would be waiting until 25 minutes after the hour but had a pick up at Ceasars, after that 10 minutes until the airport. Still going strong... \n\nWe agreed and he grabbed our luggage. Thank God it's strong luggage because he wasn't careful. I was waiting for him to get up and body slam anything he thought may not be broken for good measure. But I guess the airlines are no different I told myself.\n\nAfter ten minutes and a few other travellers joining he asked what airline we were all taking and we parted on time! We picked up the other couple and were well on our way to the airport. \n\nWe got to terminal one and he waved at one couple who got off and we again parted. The other terminal was quite a distance I thought. What an airport! We pulled up and he says \"Virgin Airlines, this stop\" so all but me and my wife got up to leave. My wife and I remained still waiting for our stop. He saw this and asked again what airlines we were on. When I told him he lost it! There is no better word, he simply lost it. He told me I lied to him and that we said Virgin Airlines and told us too bad, we had to get off the bus. When I tried to reason with him he said \"If you argue, I will call the police\" realizing we now had 60 minutes, were at the wrong terminal and he held our baggage I saw the lost cause on inviting him to call. I told him that he didn't deliver us to our destination so he didn't deserve to get paid for his lack of service, courtesy and absolutely rude behaviour. He continued to lose it and threatened to keep our luggage. Short of taking a swing I gave him his money, grabbed our bags and started our journey of finding a way to the other terminal before we missed our flight! We made it but my recommendation is to get a cab. Unless you REALLY enjoy gambling, these shuttles are not worth the risk.
__label__0 It's cheap, it's clean but slow as molasses. I've been waiting for 40 minutes to leave the airport and our driver is outside speaking to a colleague. I wish they could figure out their issues some other time.\n\n(This is based on an experience in January 2013, during CES)
__label__0 Beyond rude and inconsiderate. Bought a ticket. Waited 10 minutes and there was still no shuttle to get on. Other companies had loaded and gone and had another bus already waiting. Knowing that it would take a while to fill the bus when it did get there I asked for a refund and switched carriers. The lady mocked me for switching saying, \"I guess you know it all about our bus times.\" I got a refund, switched, saved $2 on the price and was gone before their bus ever arrived. AVOID!
__label__1 Do not prepay for round trip. The shuttles at MGM come an go and range from $6-8 per person. Take one that is available. Look at reviews. 3 of this companies vans came while we waited and they were drop off only. We saw the many shuttle\nCompanies loading people and coming back while we waited for ours. Don't prepay and have more options.
__label__2 You know how sometimes you REALLY want to like a restaurant, even before going there?  That's how I felt about the Mesquite Grille, since it's located about 2 minutes from our home here at McDowell Mountain Ranch.  Walking in the door the setting was upscale comfortable and quiet.  A TV was showing soccer over the bar, and we opted for the booths (the place was nearly empty on a Tuesday night).  \n\nFor the appetizer, I had the iceberg wedge, as this is one of my favorite salads, however, this had to be one of the smallest wedges I've seen.  It was topped with a blue cheese dressing, blue cheese crumbles, and two small tomato wedges, a very austere version compared to other versions I've had.\n\nThis was followed by the green pork chile taco entree.  Despite coming to the table on a hot plate, in a small, hot metal kettle, the chile itself was surprisingly only mildly warm.  This could be overlooked, but it was about as bland as food as I've ever eaten.  I ate it straight out of the kettle, and it was like eating... nothing.  The chile was supplemented by three soft tacos, cabbage, and salsa for toppings.  A very forgettable meal.\n\nOn a more positive note, though, the taco entree came with a side order of french fries (?), an unusual combination, but the fries were hot and crunchy.  Yum!\n\nI may go back again in a while, but my hopes for a close-by neighborhood eatery were dashed with my first visit.  Sigh.
__label__3 Very impressed~ first visit with Ryan (on a referral from a friend) was great. I did have to wait past my appt. time, hence 4 not 5 stars.\n    Was polite and did a really terrific job on my hands & feet. I even messed up a nail and he was quite gracious about it, REALLY!\n     It is nice, clean and everyone was polite with the largest nail selection EVER!
__label__0 Food is OK after you finally get it. Waited 45 min for breakfast and my girlfriend's food was cold. They said no problem, it will only take a minute to replace....took 10. Friendly but incapable service. 2nd try and last.
__label__4 I can't say enough good things about this place.... Family owned, outrageously good food, an ever changing menu that keeps it interesting and really genuine friendly staff.  Best risotto in town!
__label__4 I've been searching for a good sit down Italian restaurant for about 20 years. I've finally found it. Great service (wish I could remember her name)...Owner's son came and talked with us, as did one of the owners (wife). The food was just as good as the service. The wine list is good. The beer list is good. We absolutely loved this place and can't wait to go back. It is also cool that it seems everyone there seems to really enjoy working there. We had the Caprese salad, meatballs, a pasta with braised beef, and and the limoncello chicken pasta. All four were outstanding. 5 stars without question.
__label__4 Great place, loved my pizza and wine the owner went out of his way to be sure we were having a good time. Happy hour prices helped too.. Walked out with a (pizza enough for 2) and a glass of wine for $14 total. Will return
__label__0 Crap. Absolute crap.\n\nFirst we started out with chips and salsa. Wasn't bad. My mother and I got water, which both had some things floating around in the cups. Weird.\n\nThen our order came out. My father and I both got three chicken tacos and my mom got chicken wings. Buffalo and lemon pepper. Our tacos wee inedible. So disgusting. The chicken just LOOKED weird. I took a bite with no chicken and my dad took a huge bite and almost got sick. The chicken was brown on the inside. Seriously? Wow. My mother's wings were super dry. Both inside and out.\n\nThey charged us for the meal when we said it was disgusting.\n\nMind you that we were the only people here at 6:30pm on a Saturday night.\n\nI would never recommend this place to anyone.
__label__4 Amazing. So delicious. I wanted to go back the next day and am so sad I don't live in Montreal to go regularly!!\n\nI'm from New Jersey and I am an avid sushi eater (when I can and when it isn't so expensive). I noticed a review from a New Yorker (some of the best sushi in America can be found there) so I had a hunch we would find something great. My boyfriend and I stopped in Montreal for one night on a road trip and, boy, did we choose the right place. (Thank you yelp and Mike D!!)\n\nInnovative, flavorful, meticulously crafted food. Friendly, passionate, happy, local chef and workers. Not really cheap, not really expensive - for example, the bf and I got the sampler so it was expensive but we got a massive amount of DELICIOUS, mouth-watering food. \n\nSide note: Got to talking to the chef and employees after we ate because we ended up eating until after closing. The chef has traveled a lot, including to Jamaica, using his travels and sort of, let's say, meditative, spiritual beliefs to influence and bring passion to his food. All the people that work there are family or long-time friends. AND they offered to show us a good local bar to go to afterwards for our one and only night in Montreal.\n\nAll in all a great local establishment you really want to support, and when you do you get the benefits of incredible food.
__label__4 Again I was not disappointed at Saint Sushi. Always fresh and the staff is so friendly!\nSee you on my next trip.\nThe Caribbean Queen!
__label__3 NO MORE PARKING ISSUES\n\nTalking about Henderson coming a long way. Of course I have to try Monta's sister restaurant Chaya. What I save in gas money is equivalent to at least bowl of ramen and part of a side dish.  In other words I've nothing to lose.\n\nHere's what the two of us ordered:\n\n1 Tonkotsu Ramen $6.95 + Nitamago $1.50 + 2 pieces of Nori for $9.20\n1 Tonkotsu Ramen no extras $6.95\n1 Small Pork Belly Bowl with rice, green onions and ginger $3.95\n\n*  Food total $20.10 before taxes and tip\n\nI think Monte Chaya is perfected version of Monta.  I'm talking about service, ambiance, design and even ramen.... not to forget ample parking.
__label__2 I've been to a couple of great ramen places, ippudo, ajisen, etc. and since i was so tired of buffet casino food, I have this place a try.  I ordered the tonkatsu shoyu ramen.  the noodles had a nice bit, but the broth was very salty.  it didn't have that 'creamy' rich texture (gelatin) i was expecting.  except for it being salty, it was rather bland.  it's $7 for the pretty bare bones version, 2 slices of pork.  you basically have to pay for egg, seaweed, corn, extra pork, etc.  for las vegas, i suppose it's okay but doesn't compare at all to the great noodle houses of japan.
__label__3 This was my first experience here and I enjoyed it very much.  Truth be told;  I am not a ramen expert but I liked what I tasted.   \nI need to learn some Japanese because every time I enter a place like this or Tokyo Boys,  I get greeted in Japanese and just stand there with a stupid grin on my face.  I need to fix that for myself.   So after my stupid smile left my face they offered me the last remaining table.   It was a great gesture but as a solo diner in a busy restaurant I would feel guilty so I sat at the counter which also afforded me the opportunity to watch the cooking action and occasionally interact with the chefs.\nI started with the shishito peppers in a sweet sauce (just a little) and a dusting of white sesame seeds.   They tasted like spicy okra.  I really enjoyed them.\nI then had the miso ramen and added corn and nitamago.  I was a little fearful it would be too salty based on previous reviews but it wasn't at all.  The broth had great depth of flavor, the chashu was melt in your mouth wonderful and the seaweed added a nice crunch.   The noodles were cooked perfectly for my slurping pleasure!   I added some of the sesame hot chili oil for added flavor and kick.  A very tasty ramen! \n\nI love how the Japanese embrace technology as I ordered some hot oolong tea and it arrived in a piping hot flip top can.   The trick was pouring the tea into the glass without burning my hand.  Since I possess large hands I was able to grasp it vertically (1 finger in top edge and 1 on bottom rim) and it worked.   No tea pot just a piping hot can.   Loved it!!\n\nThe servers were friendly, fast and efficient even when it became very busy as I left.  I will definitely return as I live nearby.   Good food at a great price,  portioned well and with good service.
__label__4 Oh, I'm coming back to this place!  My first experience with a noodle house.  The ramen was so yummy, not like the ramen noodles I had as a kid.  Now I wonder how I ever stomached that stuff. I guess when you're a college kid you eat anything.  \n\nLet's get back to Monta Chaya.  I let the waitress know is was my first time in such a place.  At this she thanked me for coming and made sure I enjoyed my experience.  I was torn between the salad and the bun appetizer.  I mentioned his to my waitress and she said she could give me just one bun so I could try everything I wanted.  For my main dish, I ordered the tonkotsu with the garlic oil and added nitamago. Oh it was delicious.  I do have to say that both the garlic oil and the nitamago both added a rich creaminess to the soup, maybe a little to much, but you've got to indulge every so often.  The noodles were silky smooth, not your dehydrated ramen.
__label__2 Been there twice now.  Burgers and real good real fresh tasting.  The only thing I would improve on them is shredded lettuce, just think it goes best on burgers.\n\nFries didnt care for.  Onion rings frozen would never get them again.  good shakes, great sundea.\n\nService was ok,  staff still needs some training but they were very friendly.
__label__0 I was really looking forward to having a good burger.  I was hoping this place could satisfy my craving. my hopes were just that... Hopes.. This place is horrible.  I don't even see how they are still in business. I had the BBQ bacon burger- The meat was tasteless, the buns were stale, the bacon was hardly even cooked, and the BBQ sauce tasted store bought! \nMy kid had a hotdog- she didn't even take more than one bite.  I know hot dogs are ready to eat out of the package... And it looked like they just threw it straight out of the package and in to the bun.  Only thing I can say I was happy with I guess, is that they made it well done.  We Won't be back again.
__label__4 Now three full months with my system.  I am so happy with everything I was told. Today I got nvenergy bill. I have extra kWh to carry over for next summer. Robco knows  what they are doing when they size your system. \n\nGreat job you deserve 6 stars........
__label__4 Delish!!! I love pho but I hate it that I always come out smelling like fish from Vietnamese places, not this one. The cleanest, friendliest, and one of the yummiest services ever!  I'm going to be a regular since I just moved to the area. :)
__label__2 A mom n pop kinda place.  Small, pho was good, shrimp roll was okay...but then againI grew up in Toronto, Canada where we have a huge Vietnamese population and pho places are everywhere, cheap and tasty!\nSatisfied my pho craving while in Scottsdale.
__label__4 Great Food \nFunky Atmosphere\nFriendly Servers
__label__1 I would not have found the place if I didn't read the reviews.  Its an outdoor seating area that is next to the entrance to Monti's across from the park.  Even as we approached I wasn't sure, then realized their shirts say Tempe's Front Porch.\n\nSo I think they're trying to be a hip young place.  Its a great spot for people watching for sure.  The food's not terrible, but also nothing to write home about.\n\nWe got the fries - sweet and regular which was nice.  It came with 3 sauces that were all every sweet...  Not a huge fan of them.  I ended up using the sauce from the chorizo stuffed dates (bbq).  The fries were crisp though and not too greasy or salty.\n\nThe short rib tacos were ok, the meat was slightly on the dry side.  Can use a little more than shredded lettuce on top.\n\nThe chicken lollipops were just pieces of grilled chicken with Red Hot on it.  Not impressed at all.\n\nThe yukon potato dish was terrible.  Its a slice of deep fried potato (think extra thick kettle chip) with shredded meat/chorizo(?) on top with some sour cream and a slice of raw jalapeno on top of it all.  Raw.  Poor plan, poor execution - zero points for this dish.\n\nThe chorizo stuffed dates wrapped in bacon was actually pretty good, also hard to mess up.  Had bbq sauce on it.  \n\nEverything came with a splash of red pepper flakes and parsley on top.  \n\nIts a neat little spot to hang out in, but I have to agree with the others that the service is on the slow side.  We almost had a 1:1 server to customer ratio and it was still slow so I can only imagine.  The service was friendly and willing - just very slow.  The food is NOT very impressive.  I think an above average home cook would easily come up with better dishes than these.  Happy hour deals aren't great either because the portion size is very small.  If anything it's priced right.  I don't think I'll be returning anytime soon.
__label__2 Great location and when the weather is nice it's pretty awesome.  The food is decent but the quality could be improved quite a bit. We got the mimosa carafe but it wasn't made with real champagne. It was crazy sweet. So we asked the waitress if they had different champagne. They did not but she literally went and found a bottle of brut and made us new mimosas. Pretty awesome service.  I haven't tried the happy hour but it's looks pretty awesome.  We need to explore the menu a bit more.  All in all a good experience.
__label__3 Tucked into a small shopping center next to Paris-Paris off Scottsdale Road and Bell.  If you've ever had WaHoo's, you have a good idea what to except.  It's Hawaiian style fish tacos.  This means:\n     - Fish is grilled, not battered and fried\n     - Fish is mahi-mahi or ono\n     - fish comes in good size chunks\n     - No cheese or sour cream\n     - The portions are HUGE\n\nThe fish was fresh, the mango salsa topping was delish.  My husband and I each got the fist tacos, 2 to an order, and both commented that next time we'd get one order and try something else.\n\nMy biggest complaint are the prices (10.95/order for the tacos) and that the rest of the limited menu is made up of fried foods.  There aren't any sides to speak of (fries or onion rings), the apps are all fried (shrimp, calimari, etc).  Seemed out of place for a joint which serves everything fresh and homemade.\n\nOverall a good tropical style fish taco.
__label__1 The fish taco salad tasted ok but with a fountain drink my bill came to $15.10 and I was still hungry.
__label__1 I had lunch and dinner here on two different days. This place reminds me a lot of Rubios. The fishburger was all right, but dinner was very disappointing. The tacos and taco mountain had some white fish which was very dry and the fixings seemed to be loads of cabbage in mayo. The chicken burger turned out to be terrible, cold and dry. Overall decor is nice, food is a bit pricey and meh
__label__1 Had a couple of their famous fish tacos. Very pricey for the food you get. The tacos were mostly cabbage. They even used the core of the cabbage which was bitter. On the good side their fish was very tasty just not enough. For the price Tortilla Fish has them beat no contest.
__label__4 Great Authentic Food, Nice Decor for the price I don't think you can find better, I eat out quite a bit and I would say try the Pho and also the Mong, I would say that it is probably one of the best if not the best in town. \n\nOverall: excellent food great service \n\nWill be back
__label__0 Worst pho I have ever had!  The waitress was soooo nice though.  She offered me another kind, but it was bland too.  I love pho and I have it all over the valley.  My husband and I came here to try it due to all the reviews, but honestly we hated it.  We ended up leaving and going somewhere else for good pho.  The pho here was tasteless, T)the broth had no flavor or aroma.  It was like hot water with noodles in it and two shrimp and one scallop.  My husband had the beef pho and I had the seafood pho.  His was just as bland.  The waitress then brought me a bowl of egg flower soup to try and it was the same way.  Even the summer rolls were a disapointment.  They didnt even come with peanut sauce but hoisin sauce instead and they tasted bland too.  I cant say enough about how kind the waitress though.  She was very understanding and apologetic.
__label__1 First off, this rating was an average taken from my two visits to SuWu. \n\nVisit #1:\nI'm a sucker for rustic, hipster d\u00e9cor, so when I saw those wooden paneled walls, green filled space and the pendant light bulbs dangling, I told myself I would get my lazy butt there even through the midst of midterms. \n\nI dropped by with a friend on a Saturday evening at around 6pm expecting it to be pretty packed. However, it was surprisingly pretty empty and we got a first dibs on the seats. The waiter was attentive and patient so there wasn't an issue with the service. \n\nWhat I really had a problem with was how they didn't have half the things on the menu. I remember seeing some pretty interesting dishes and getting all pumped up to try them only to find out that none of them are available. I mean, why have a menu when you don't even have half the things? And keep in mind this is pretty early on into the night so I thought it was a bit weird that they're running out of things in the kitchen already. It got to a point where we simply asked the waiter what they do have and I ended up ordering a Philly steak sandwich and some rosemary fries. \n\nI'm usually not a meat person, but I have to say that was a meat sandwich that I would definitely eat again! The meat was succulent and I don't know what kind of witchcraft was going on in that sauce but it was divine...and I have to say, that steak sandwich was the only reason why I did decide to go back.\n\nVisit #2\nThe second time here was for a date. It was a Thursday evening and this place was jam packed and loud! I lost my voice by the end of the night trying to scream across the tiny table. Probably not the best first date experiences. \n\nThis time around they changed everything on the menu! Personally, I think this time around, the menu didn't look as appetizing as the previous one. Most of the food items was fried or some sort. I ended up getting their poutine and my date got corn dogs. \n\nI thought my poutine was overpowered with the green onions. Definitely not the best I've had. Apparently the corn dogs were so dry and bland that he couldn't even finish them. For his first corn dog experience, I would say it did not end well. \n\nConclusion:\nThey make a hell of a great Philly steak sandwich that would forever have a special place in my heart until I eat a better one. I would go back to simply enjoy d\u00e9cor and romantic ambience. But food wise, due to their inconsistency, I'll probably pass.
__label__0 Despite the name, you can't use coins here. Everything is operated with a special cash card you must buy on site and you can only pay for with bills. No coins, no debit or credit cards, just bills. \n\nIf I had actually been able to use any of the machines I might have been able to leave a better review. The place is very clean and attended with machines that appear to be very well maintained.
__label__4 Hands down best dentist on the planet! \nComing off a very bad experience with Floss Dental I was apprehensive about this place but right from the moment I stepped into the place I had a good feeling about it. No frills, overly sweet and chatty staff, just a good, quiet, state-of-the-art dental facility. After my xrays Dr. Lee explained to me in a matter of fact manner all the problems with my teeth. (The last dentists had told me things were not so bad and then drew me up a $8000 plan to fix what was wrong!). Dr. Lee did not at any stage push me to do any unnecessary cosmetic procedure. I have started my treatment with him (it'll be a long process) and so far I'm very happy with his work and his office environment.
__label__0 Got to the this location at  5:10 pm.  Was told that it was a 25 - 30 minute wait.  At 5:40, after watching several parties leave and no one being seated, we asked the hostess how much longer the wait would be. After being told we were not on the list, we had to point out that we had a restaurant pager.  I was then told they could not give an estimate as the manager had \"cut those off which is something they are allowed to do.\" (Yes, direct quote). Left and went down the street to Smashburger.  After reading the previous reviews, it appears that we made the correct choice.  Also, it is interesting that the customer feedback page on the OG site is not working.
__label__4 Got to say this place is the best. I am from Buffalo and eating here makes me feel like home. If you are in the mood for pizza buffalo style this is your place. Chicken wings best in the area better than Anchor Bar. The subs are amazing chicken Philly, steak bomber and cheeseburger sub you cannot go wrong w Costanzo roll wow. In the mood for Italian food try the chicken Parm wow. There isn't 1 bad thing on the menu. Everything is made from scratch and fresh. This place is the best hope it grows into more in the Charlotte. Best part beside the food is the staff owners Jimmy and Steve make you feel like you are eating at home. If you like good good trust me eat here.
__label__0 Tried out this joint since I'm a real ramen lover. This ramen place is definitely one of the bad ones in this town. I've eaten at lots of ramen houses but this, honestly, is just a let down to the ramen world. I ordered the miso ramen and it was overly seasoned with salt. Hoping the fried rice was a good one, it was just as salty as the broth. A little hint of saltiness wouldn't hurt but this just beats the whole flavor. We came in on a friday afternoon and the server at that time wasn't really of any help towards our complain. If you want an authentic taste of ramen and rice bowls, take my advice and try the other ramen places in town. They're more than a handful out there.
__label__1 Yes, only 2 stars ... why? I was craving Firehouse Subs. I had been to the Rainbow location before - and well, not just for the cool soda machine, but my sandwich was excellent - service was excellent. OK ... so, back to this BRAND NEW Durango location: sandwich - very good. staff - very good and accommodating with our special request. HOWEVER, this store is DIRTY! Maybe it was the end of the night, maybe a little of the dirt and crumbs were because of that, but there was a lot that was old. Also, on the table that holds the napkins and silverware - there was a bucket with wet towels, soaking in a cleaning solution - just sitting out in a service area.\n\nFirehouse Subs is also known for their selection of hot sauces. They had a huge selection, including their signature sauce. Every bottle I opened to try had a crusty, dried up ring around the pour area. In otherwords, they never wipe down these bottles. Discusting.\n\nLastly, I had not noticed the mural on the wall until I read the previous review. This is VERY disturbing! I wish I had taken a picture of it. It is a yellow Clark County Fire Truck - a fireman holding a hose, and - wait for it ... water coming out at full force at a fox. The poor fox's body was bent in half from the force of the water! I am sure it was meant to be fun, however (and this is coming from someone who does not get easily offended), this was straight up cruelty.\n\nWould I go back to Firehouse, sure .... would I go back to this one - no.
__label__4 I came here for the first time, and was recommended to ask for Kent by a friend of mine. The atmosphere is amazing! You get complimentary wine and everyone is so friendly and accommodating. I got the \"all out pedicure\", which includes a scrub, mask, hot towel, and hot wax. Kent was very friendly, and very nice. He catered to my every whim and desire. When everything was said and done I went up to go pay and was asked if I enjoyed my service, and I answered enthusiastically yes! I love this place and would recommend this place to anyone.
__label__2 Overall, good.  I just had small plates and looked around.  The bruschetta looked just ok.  Good wine list/ok beer list.  The Greek fries, hummus nachos, and stuffed peppers were good, but not amazing.  $8 does seem a little steep for four small sweet cherry stuffed peppers.  \n\nIf I go again, I'd try the chef's board, quinoa, or corn salad.  Bruschetta looked light the preparation may have been rushed.  Service was good in the beginning, but very slow toward the end of the meal.
__label__1 Came back to use my groupon; the service was friendly but I wouldn't say it was speedy by any means.  The cocktail I ordered was sickening sweet and I ended up trading with my fiance for his moscow mule.  The mule wasn't overly sweet but there were muddled cucumbers that got stuck in your teeth every time you took a sip.  I had the brie sandwich that seemed pretty small and uninteresing.  My fiance had a burger and that was really tasty.  The reason I took this place down a star is because we both ended up feeling sick the next day from the food.\n\nBottom line, after trying this place out twice, is that I will only be back for the hh wine special.  This place has just missed the mark on the food.
__label__4 Great brunch!   Dog friendly non-smoking patio.  Really good service and excellent food.   We had the bacon beer chorizo benedict, really great.   Can't wait to come back for mimosas.
__label__3 Salut is in an entirely unassuming part of Tempe, but it's a happy surprise! Once inside this little restaurant in a newer strip mall, it's a delightful eatery filled with character and personality. Once inside, you'd never know what was around you on the outside. The atmosphere is intimate and charming with dark wooden and metal features, dining table spread throughout the restaurant and a large bar taking up a lot of the space. They also have a small patio that is dog friendly!\n\nFirst off, the happy hour here is amazing. They do $5 bottles of house wine and you don't even have to open it there. You could just simply take it home with you! \n\nI recently dined here before seeing a show at ASU Gammage and found it to be a perfect restaurant before a show. It's just east of Rural on University but only about a 5-7 minute drive to the theater. My friend and I shared the bruschetta and the corn and goat cheese salad. You get to choose four bruschettas for $12 and each one is cut into two. The salad was on the smaller side. After eating the meal, I think we could have gotten one more item to share in order to leave completely full, but the food was excellent! I think I could have easily enjoyed the order of bruschetta to myself. We got four different kinds: Chicken & Hummus, Wild Mushroom, Fig, and Prosciutto with Apple. I really enjoyed all three but my two favorites were the Fig and Proscuitto. The bread was very soft and delicious. \n\nThe salad was flavorful complete with corn, goat cheese, chicken and avocado. It was a delicious salad but I wouldn't suggest splitting it if you're really hungry. Save it for yourself! \n\nThe food, environment and price was all very delightful and I will definitely return again for another visit!
__label__4 Good food. Patio was very nice. No complaints and good drink specials. I Recommend it!
__label__3 Un super bon petit caf\u00e9, super bien situ\u00e9 pour un boost en plein milieu d'une bonne session de magasinage. Il est un peu difficile \u00e0 trouver, mais si vous prenez le passage entre le Centre Eaton et Place Ville-Marie, vous y serez. C'est plut\u00f4t un comptoir qu'un caf\u00e9 car il n'y a pas de place pour s'asseoir et siroter son latte tranquillement. Par contre, m\u00eame si votre commande ne prendra pas plus que 5-10 minutes, et donne l'impression que c'est de style \"fast food\" vu l'emplacement, vous aurez quand m\u00eame un service \u00e0 la client\u00e8le assez exceptionnel!
__label__4 House of vape is awesome! I totally recommend! If you are looking for a good juice, try the California blues! My favorite by far, and I have tried a lot of different ones. The people who work there are super friendly. There is a pool table if you want to chill and vape too! Love this place. You guys are great!!
__label__2 I've been here a few times. Before i started vaping and recently to get some flavor.\nHoV was the 3rd shop i've ever been to. I arrived in the parking lot asking myself \"am i in the right area?\" The surrounding shops look just a tad bit old, and a vape shop would be the last thing that i would think to see. For me that is. I first walked in and there's a pool table where a couple guys were playing, had to wait as i didn't want to get in the way of someone's concentration. I find it nice to have a pool table. I proceeded to the showcases.\n\nHip music was playing and there were about 5 people huddling around the showcases, a few were testing flavors and the others were asking questions about a few devices, and maybe 3 or 4 people sitting on the couches. I was helped soon after some people left. As I didn't even have a vape device yet, and i was new and still grasping some information, i asked what would be the best starting kit. The person who answered my questions was patient and friendly and honest. If i remember correctly he pointed out a starter kit with a flavor would come out to 70 to 80 dollars, i found that quite high and decided to look elsewhere for a kit. I did kind of feel out of place there as everyone but me and a couple other people were acquainted and friends.\n\nThis was just my first experience here. Couple other more recent times i've stopped by were still just ok, I stopped by before maybe 2 weeks ago to look for rba's specifically a nimbus or igo-w to upgrade from my igo-l i had recently bought. They didn't have any in stock so again, i looked elsewhere. I came back another time just for flavors, which was recent. I was and still am a menthol lover. so i ended up buying cheshire for i believe either 10 or 12 dollars i don't remember, but it's average pricing.\n\nOverall the service can be good, the people who helped me were patient and friendly, they do tend to leave and do something else though, until i ask again or someone else, but other than that, it's ok.
__label__2 We had quite a mixed experience in Blackfriars. Much like Gardener's Cottage and Timberyard, this place has been getting a lot of positive coverage for their commendable approach to sourcing and commitment to local produce, which is excellent news. \n\nUnfortunately, their dishes are a really mixed bag in terms of the quality and, in particular, the balance. Too often, there is one or two too many elements at work, making dishes quite frustrating. The idea of making their own black pudding, for example, is tremendous, but it's just not very tasty, which is a huge shame.\n\nThe restaurant is quite stylish (we only briefly looked in to the bar, which looked fairly similar) and the waiters and waitresses are lovely, but it has some way to go before it's producing dishes that are really going to impress.\n\nSo overall, we said: \"Blackfriars has some work to do to improve how the various elements of their dishes come together. There's no reason why they can't do that, though, given the quality of ingredients they're sourcing, so I look forward to seeing how things progress. For now, the place is smart and the service very good, but the food is very likely to divide opinion.\"
__label__4 Elisha at MUG has styled my hair for the last year. I really appreciate the ease of scheduling (always scheduling at the last minute), the relaxed atmosphere, spotless stations and low pressure attitude. \n\nI don't go to MUG to make decisions about this or that, Elisha and her team just KNOW what I want. What I want is easy, no pressure, clean, relaxed and quiet...oh yeah, and a great style and fabulous Shiatzu! The Dutch Bros next door is just an added bonus.\n\nKeep it up gang!
__label__4 Good people and great service. I was going to be late for work when my car broke down on 95 north right by Craig road. They got a driver there in less than 30 minutes and I was able to get a ride to work and be there on time. They took my car to a shop by my house and only charged me $65. I'm so grateful for their help. They made a stressful situation much easier on me.
__label__4 We are moving to the area and brought our dog on a house hunting trip.  She needed to be groomed and we decided to try out a local groomer.  We found Modern Pet Salon through Yelp saw the great reviews but were still skeptical.  We called ahead of time and had a very comforting conversation.  They listened to what we wanted and did not want and explained the whole process from start to finish.  From the conversation, I could tell these people knew their business.  We were greeted a their friendly staff your provided assurances our dog was in good hands.  We explained how we wanted our Wheaten Terrier cut and showed them pictures.  They called to let us know how she was doing and again when she was finished.  It was honestly the BEST cut she has ever received.  They executed on all aspects and she was happy as can be to see us.  They provided a very thorough service for a reasonable price.  We HIGHLY recommend Modern Pet Salon to any one with pet grooming needs and you can be assured we are going back next time.
__label__4 I'm on my feet all day in heels. I get massages on a monthly bases to ease the pain on my back and the stress I carry on my neck/shoulder. I was a little hesitant about chiropractic at first but Dr. Noggle eased my worries. She is very easy to talk to and explain everything; answers any questions I had. Now I see her ones a week to help realign my back so I can continue wearing high heels :). The added bonus afterwards is you sleep well at night. The price is great and the place is convenient. No appointment necessary. Walk in when ever I find the time in my hectic schedule. The office staff are friendly and offers water when you walk in. The place is very clean. I highly recommend the Joint and visit Dr. Noggle.
__label__4 First visit and feeling better. :) Hope it continues, will let you know. Clean, quiet though a bit weird being in the strip mall and smelling the BBQ from across the street. Doc was friendly and so was Alicia at the desk.\n\n------Edit------\nAfter a week my back is feeling better and hope it continues. They really seem to care, that's always nice!!
__label__4 Dr. Noggle is the best!! She's the only one I allow to touch my back. Great customer service and very personalized. I would recommend this going here to anyone!!
__label__3 This is the first time I've seen the Rika Arepa Express food truck near my work place and I couldn't find any reviews on yelp, so i'm assuming they are new. Anyway, I googled the name and found their website, where you can find pictures of their products. I was looking toward to munch on some empanadas for lunch but they didn't have any. They told me that they only have empanadas on special occasions. If that is the case, they should have noted on their website about it and when is the heck they consider \"special occasion\" !!! Another thing that rubbed me the wrong way is that they charged tax separately on the products (other food trucks I dealt with usually included tax in their price already), so I ended up with so much coins in my pockets and the time they sort out coins make wait time longer.\n\nNow that I got the anger out of my system, let's talk about the food. Since I couldn't order the empanadas because it's not \"special occasion\", I ended up ordered a #3 (stewed pork) and #4 (stew shredded beef) arepas. I didn't have high expecation and was just hoping that it's close to the arepas I tried at Viva Las Arepas on Las Vegas Blvd. I was floored when I took the first few bites. Damn, the arepas were good and actually much better than the one at Viva Las Arepas. The bun itself was fresh and not over-oily like the one over at Viva Las Arepas. The pork and beef meats were flavorful, juicy, and not salty like the other place. \n\nOverall, I love it and will definitely come back here for arepas. The price is not bad either. The pork arepa is $3.50 + tax, and the beef arepa is $4 + tax. Here is the memo to R.A.E owners, have tax included in the price and round it up to like $4 for pork arepa and $4.50 for beef. Also try to include empanadas in your menu if you have it listed on your website. Ohh, another thing, if you don't take credit card, don't have it listed on your website either. A co-worker of mine had to run to the nearby ATM and pay ATM fee just to get some cash to pay for it when he was told they don't take credit card even though their website said they do take it.
__label__4 To describe this briefly, it's like what you'd get if Viva Las Arepas actually tasted good.\n\nI was excited to try Rika Arepa Express when Amanda M. told me how good they were, and I my eyes grew wide when I heard that they'd be at Bad Beat Brewing in Henderson, which is just minutes from my place. They were supposed to be there at 5:30pm, and I arrived around 5:40, but the food truck took until 6:00 to arrive and spent perhaps 20 more minutes to set up their spot in front of Bad Beat and to get their stoves fired up and what not.\n\nMy wait was rewarded the moment I bit into my #1 Pabellon. The sweet plantains hit first with their warmth, their soft yet not mushy texture, and of course their sweetness. They made me regret not getting the combo, which comes with lots of sweet plantains. The shredded beef came next and delighted my taste buds with savory flavor. The black beans actually tasted good too, and the melted mozzarella was great. Encompassing all of its fillings, the arepa itself was a cornmeal flatbread with a crisp, browned exterior and a soft interior, and it easily stayed intact until the end. I love corn, by the way. The arepa and the foil wrapping turned out to be so hot that I'm pretty sure my fingers received first-degree burns, and my mouth didn't care one bit.\n\nSince I decided to sit truck-side, they offered me squeeze bottles of green creamy cilantro and  spicy (read: medium-ish) smoky red sauce. The pabellon arepa was possibly good enough without these sauces, but just a squeeze or two of each (or both at once) every couple of bites really enhances the flavor profile.\n\nOne arepa is huge enough (and, at $7 post-tax, is a good value), but I also ordered the #2 La Sure\u00f1a with grilled chicken, smoked sausage, and avocado. It was almost as good as my Pabellon. The juicy flavor of the marinated/herbed chicken, the sweetness of the sausage, and the creaminess of the avocado all blended harmoniously with the hot and structurally sound arepa (serious props, this was over half an hour into the meal) to please my taste buds just minutes after I'd already enjoyed a masterpiece. I'd recommend trying both, although maybe you could consider sharing them with a friend (bring a knife or something).\n\nI also had the parchita, or passion fruit juice ($2). It's pretty much the same thing the Peruvian maracuya or any other juice made from real passion fruit that's had the seeds strained. It's sweet and has its own unique, almost incomparable flavor. It tastes like passion fruit. Yeah, that's the best description I can give, sue me. I enjoyed the parchita so thoroughly while waiting for my arepas and during the meal that I had to get a refill to-go ($1, in the original cup). The refill - most of it, anyway - is sitting in my fridge now and waiting for my taste buds to give in.\n\nAmanda M. and my other fellow Yelpers have it right. These guys are absolutely amazing. I think they're easily a contender for best food truck in Vegas, and they easily top Viva Las Arepas in the not-very-saturated arepas category. Make it a mission to find these guys at least once and I have no doubt that you'll be happy with your food.
__label__2 My daughter and I were heading to another place for lunch when I spotted this little gem in a mostly empty strip mall. The name sounded familiar, so we decided to stop here instead. There were a few other patrons waiting for tables inside so we opted to sit on the patio where we could be seated right away. The whole restaurant is really clean and the patio is no exception (although once a large party with multiple kids who were sitting on the patio left, it took them awhile to clean up). Once we were seated I quickly looked up what other yelpers had to say and it looks like this location is pretty new.\n\nI ordered a simple bean and cheese burrito, enchilada style and and iced tea for myself, and my daughter got the kids chicken strips with fries and a chocolate milk. The food came out pretty quickly. As we were waiting, the server who was bringing out the food came to our table a couple times to ask if other orders were ours. I also noticed that a couple of the servers were unsure of who another table belonged to so it seems like there might not be a system for the patio yet. This didn't bother me, but the ladies at the table next to us were annoyed because they were in a rush.\n\nMy burrito was alright, great tortilla, filling was hot and stayed warm, but the enchilada sauce was a little too thin for my liking. The chicken strips were warm but not steaming lava hot like they always seem to be everywhere else (this is a good thing because they were for a starving five year old). My daughter said the chocolate milk wasn't chocolatey and asked for water instead. My iced tea was okay but tasted a little dirty.\n\nThe price was okay...our bill came to just over $14. I don't have much of an incentive to come back (Dos Gringos is across the street and kids eat free all the time there), but the place is cute and since they are new, I would give them another shot.
__label__0 Thoroughly unimpressed.  Very weak salsa selection. The red salsa reminded me of Taco Bell. The strawberry margarita was AWFUL!!!  Definitely won't be back. \nWant some good Mexican food?  Come up to Pinetop and go to Los Corrales.
__label__0 Ok I used a Groupon and tried this place but totally not worth it.... We left HUNGRY after spending $40. Who leaves a restaurant hungry.  You know something's wrong if your doing that.  This is totally not like Genki's. Only 3 little skinny rolls are on a plate for spicy tuna for $2 and not spicy at all. I asked for tea thinking its green tea but I got a Lipton black tea bag. ( isn't this a Asian restaurant ) they should have green tea. So any way if you are a very lite eater or a child this place is perfect for you. The sushi guys don't interact with you at all even though we were sitting at the sushi bar ( if you can call it that ).
__label__1 nice place with lackluster service and food. Depressed staff and McDonalds quality sushi... good for a quick stop if you want quantity over quality...
__label__4 Come check us out! Great hookahs amazing staff and awesome flavors! The karaoke nights are out of control and the rest of the week is a relaxed and family atmosphere. People come in everyday to visit what has become their second home. \n\nCheapest hookah in town no hidden taxes or mandatory gratuity. \n\nFree wifi and outlets to charge your phone or laptop at every table. We are a different kind of hookah lounge come in and do your homework or just hang out with friends.
__label__4 I was very impressed with the promptness and knowledge that My technician, Zack showed on my first service call.  He explained everything and took great care to advise me about the area (I am new to AZ) and showed great care for my pets and home.
__label__0 I have been here twice, both times had an awful experience. I went somewhere else and purchased the same outfit for less than it cost at men's warehouse to buy. That wasn't really the issue, since I was willing to spend the money. The true issue was the lack of customer service.....least helpful salesmen ever....
__label__2 Went to this salon briefly while living with my parents three years ago, and during my high school years. \n\nGreat nail art, great prices. No CND Shellac products for gel nails, which is too bad. High quality stuff! Ryan, Terri, Kathy and Nicki are all great techs! \n\nWould not recommend waxing of any kind here as one, you often don't know who holds the license, and two, they use strip wax instead of hard wax.  Also, my eyebrows got messed up pretty bad. Aestheticians, please take note that not everyone is a fan of the dated thin eyebrow look. \n\nAlso, another thing that skeeves me out are the whirlpool jets for pedicures. Yes, they're relaxing! Yes, your technician may take the time to sanitize the basin and everything else. But unless they take apart the screens and clean those out . . . Congratulations, your feet are still soaking in previous clients' foot crud.  \n\nI haven't been back in two years as I started getting my nails done where I get my hair cut. True, you can make appointments here but they never seem to be honored. Well, that's hard to come by anyway in a non-standard nail salon. \n\nOverall, the price is right, decent customer service and the work is beautiful. Go check it out!
__label__2 Well... It was dead. The waitress and the chef were sitting in the dark dining area and just talking to each other when we walked in. It was my husbands idea that we should try \"my kind\" of food, since I'm from the Balkans and we have some similarities with the Russians (Russian/Ukranians own the place). So we got in and the waitress welcomed us and turned on the TV, lots of Turkish music for some reason... Oh and those lights that you find in a club, it was really awful for that peaceful atmosphere.\n\nThe waitress was really nice and polite, we didn't needed any explanation with the menu since it was nicely explained and plus I understand most of the language. I ordered the Potato Variniki (basically boiled ravioli with potato stuffing) and they were half empty, guessed they leaked out. But the ones we did get, they were pretty bland but nothing s&p won't fix. Also my side salad for the entree got first to our table, before the app. Our fries (which were also sides to our entrees) also arrived before the main dish. I had the Shish Kabob, chopped pieces of lamb on a giant skewer, which was ridiculouslly huge and looked dangerous, It tasted pretty okay, I got 10 pieces total and it was $15.99... The husband had a lamb sandwich, which was loaded with the same lamb meat, tomatoes, lettuce and lots of tzatziki and it was only $4.99... So I guess I screwed up there :D oh and they too...\n\nIced tea with no ice... Which meant freshly brewed and not cooled and then poured over the ice. \n\nThey do have delivery in the near area, so I guess we'll order next time. ;)
__label__2 This is a 'Superstore' and the biggest close by supermarket for Leith / Shore residents. \n\nIt has 2 entrances one at the Tesco Car park at the back and the back entrance on Duke Street. \n\nIt is a Tesco supermarket and they do what supermarkets do. In addition to that they have also clothes and electricals available.\n\nFor a so-called Superstore it is a little small. but it supplies what is needed and it is open from 06:00 till Midnight. \n\nBe aware that the law of baying alcohol before 10am  and after 10pm also counts for supermarkets.. Some Leith residents tend to 'forget' that rule and get into a discussion a the till. - happened a few times. \n\nThey have a section dedicated to self-service tills and 2 fast lane basket only cashiers. \n\nThey are not as frequently visited by me, certainly after the whole Horse meat scandal. But they are a handy go to for packaged products. Whiskies, spirits, wine and chocolates. - that's about it. \n\nNot the worst of shops, but not the best either
__label__1 Definitely not something to go out of your way for. The place was OVER-RUN by large camp groups (we were there on a weekday in the summer) which made for a less than ideal experience during the two shows. \n\nThe two shows were interesting and enjoyable enough, but there really isn't anything else in the building to keep you occupied for long. I thought the first show \"Continuum\" was a very unique experience. I wish that the aforementioned camp children hadn't stampeded in and quickly taken all available bean bags, leaving my hubs and I having to sit on the adirondack chair which weren't nearly as comfy. \n\nWhile the concept was unique and overall enjoyable, the graphics are rather weak and the accompanying music is played at an uncomfortable level for the duration of the show. Please do not bring your little ones hear and damage their hearing!
__label__1 A disappointing way to spend a Saturday. I *love* science and space and was prepared to really enjoy myself. Sadly, the only part I can recommend is the \"From Earth to the Stars\" interpreted show. \n\nTip: Be sure to buy your tickets online in advance. We thought it would be easy to fill a 2-hour wait in a museum before the show started. Not so, my friends. Not so. (Not to mention the 40-minute wait in between shows).\n\nA museum should have things to do and learn. Sadly, the planetarium had neither. For example, how about some information about how stars form? About our solar system? About the galaxy? About where we are in the universe? \n\nGo to the Biodome instead.
__label__1 Unfortunately I didn't have a good experience here... I took my Mother to lunch for the first time and we both ordered salads. The cashier asked us if we wanted to add chicken - we both replied \"yes\" and she said \"cold or grilled\" - we both said grilled. Our total bill was a little higher than expected so my mom nicely asked why. The girl was extremely rude and said, \"grilled chicken is more.\"  and basically laughed at my mom for even asking the question... We were not rude, we did not ask for it to be taken off the bill - just a simple question. I've worked in the service industry for years and it rubs me the wrong way, because she was completely polite while asking a valid question. I have had lunch in the actual dining room and I had a wonderful experience with a MUCH more friendly staff, so I will just stick to that instead.
__label__4 This is a great small restaurant, great service and food was delicious! Try the Full taco and it was amazing!
__label__2 The fish tacos are really good.  It's just a shame this place is in a Wal-Mart parking lot because the riff raff like to eat here.  On our visit one guy was in handcuffs detained by the police outside (for a non-fish taco related incident) and there were about 20 people crowded around the few tables waiting for someone to leave so they could sit.  Those fish tacos are solid though.
__label__4 This gal came into my shop referred by someone else ad was one of the most quality referrals to date.  I own an artisans boutique in old town Scottsdale and we host workshops in the arena of arts and social interests . . . . Teresa taught some workshops to moms on infant massage.  Soon after that I decided to personally get a massage from her bc she mentioned that she does ah-shiatsu massage and I had never had a massage like that before.  I loved it!  I've been back! She is really strong, and careful at the same time.  Her studio is clean and peaceful and she is very knowledgeable about the body.  I have referred her to friends and plan on going back again. She is professional yet seems like someone you have known for years. Love that I found something new to enjoy!
__label__4 I have enjoyed many sandwich shoppes   across Arizona over my 25 years hear, but this is one of the best. The freshness of the turkey and the vegetables on top of daily fresh baked bread is incredible.
__label__0 HORRIBLE I used to visit Chicken Bonz once a week and absolutely loved it.  The atmosphere was great, the food was delicious, the staff was pleasant and helpful and they had $1 beers! Why would you change that?  \n\nSo the owner got greedy and decided to no longer pay franchising fees, rebrands with \"Meat Chix & Weiners\" ...seriously?  that's the best you could come up with?  What a cheesy take on the whole \"Sin City\" Vibe.  \n\nThe food is noticeably different, the prices are now higher than they were before, no more $1 beers and the staff has even changed from awesome, up beat women to apologetic & concerned due to taking the brunt of all the \"what do you mean you dont serve combos anymore?\"\n\nI'll never go back to this place.  Frankly, I'll probably buy in to a Chicken Bonz franchise and start it up across the street from this idiot.
__label__1 Caprese sandwich not what I expected the bun should have been toasted it was just lacking flavor.
__label__2 Brand new Starbucks just off the Waverley Steps and it already is bringing in loads of custom. Figures! Shove a Starbucks somewhere and people will flock from all over. \n\nThis Starbucks, although relatively new, acts like it's been running like a machine for a while now. The staff, like most baristas in Starbucks, are absolutely lovely and love having a chat whilst taking your payments or making your drinks. It's quite a spacious branch, with quite a lot of seating dotted all over the room, and plenty of plugs for charging your electrical equipment. \n\nPretty decent Starbucks as Starbucks go!
__label__4 Joining CrossFit Infinite Strength has undoubtedly been one of the best decisions I have made to improve my overall well-being. The facility is fantastic and the coaches are extremely knowledgeable. The coaches along with the other members create a community that will help you reach your fitness goals.
__label__0 What a joke these reviews with 5 stars are or family friends or members.  Decor nothing special except for I pads tje cashiers where using. Atmosphere well there was a cook using a blender which made it a unique back ground. Dolmas no flavor, greek fries are a joke, gyro was dry and old not even long  slices tazaki was tasteless greek salad was okay fries where soggy we where the only table in the restaurant. Our bill was over $35 for lunch there are way better greek restaurants and way more affordable in the area. For all of u that gave those 5 stars go try some other greek spots in the area then u will understand what I'm saying.
__label__3 Burmese cuisine is a rarity around here, so the recent opening of this restaurant (April) is a welcome addition to Montreal's culinary scene. I stopped in on a Saturday afternoon and while the place was busy, we were still able to get  table at the back. I found the restaurant to be bright and very clean, and the tables spread out enough such that you don't end up eyeballing your neighbor's dishes. What can I say? I like my personal space!\n\nWith so many delicious items on the menu, it was tough to make a decision, but I finally went with the Northern Lights salad, which consists of 24 ingredients. Did I remember to write down those ingredients? No I did not - but I can tell you that there are four types of noodles and papaya in there. This dish was served at room temperature, which was perfect given the crazy heat wave we've been having lately. You have the option of adding meat (chicken, pork or beef) and making the dish as spicy as you like it - just let the waiter know. I really enjoyed the dish - it was very flavorful and the right level of spice for me.  Can't wait to go back and try the infamous tea leaf salad!\n\nOne thing to mention - the portions are huge so you might want to consider sharing, unless you've got a very large appetite! Considering the very reasonable prices, you are definitely getting your money's worth at this place. My only 'complaint' was that the service was a little slow - but I wasn't in a hurry so no big deal.
__label__0 This is the most worthless, unprofessional company I have ever dealt with. Went in to get my phone unlocked, paid the money, and 30 days later  my phone was STILL locked. When I asked about this, they told me I needed to pay MORE money to get a guaranteed unlock. Needles to say, I've reported them them to BBB and Consumer Affairs. DON'T use this place for anything. You will regret it, just like everyone else who has posted on Yelp!!
__label__4 I found this place on Yelp and was pleasantly surprised to find that it was affordable. There really is just one woman running the shop, so you will need an appointment. I've found that a lot of fancy salons charge a lot to do very little, so I was so happy to get a full pedi, and massage. Call me spoiled but I'm accustomed to a massage of some sort being included in my pedi. It was clean, quiet, and Lynn was wonderful. If I'm ever in the mood for a pedi again I'll definitely come back!
__label__0 I chose to go to Pearl nail salon for their reasonable prices and stellar Yelp! reviews. I got a gel manicure on a Friday. By Wednesday, one of my nails had a sizable chip. By Friday they were bubbling and separating from the nail. They looked terrible and Monday I chipped them off completely. \n\nA gel manicure was supposed to last two weeks and this one barely last 5 days without chipping. I will not be returning and warn people against paying for Pearl's services.
__label__3 I have mixed reviews about this place but I am going to go with 4 stars simply based on the atmosphere and the beautiful d\u00e9cor, inventive drink menu and attempt to be a super posh spot in the QC.\n\nBeing from Charlotte I always find it a little comical when there are VIP tables at a lounge where you are being served by the likes of someone that stepped out of the playboy mansion.  I'm not being a hater...I just find it slightly funny.  \n\nAll that to say...I think Bubble has done a good job of portraying a sleek and trendy atmosphere that will hopefully continue to appeal to a more mature crowd and will be able to maintain its prestige.  The location may make that difficult but we'll see.  \n\nEveryone was VERY nice and one of the managers checked on us a couple times.  I also thought it was classy that they let us know about an hour in advance that we would be getting kicked out of our table because it was reserved for VIP.  They were nice about it and I appreciate what they are trying to do.  I wish them well.\n\nI didn't try the food but the drink I ordered (some type of peach champagne concoction) was very good.\n\nI wasn't sure what to expect from Bubble so I am glad that I checked it out.  I think they are a good replacement to Mez--they seem similar in some ways.  Am I going to frequent Bubble, no.  But I think they have what it takes to be successful here in Charlotte.  \n\n***I also saw Ric Flair while there so that was fun!\n\nCheck them out if this is your kind of scene!
__label__3 We went here for New Years Eve and it had a great ambiance. Drinks were a little pricey but we're good and music was great! There was some dancing but there wasn't a very big area to dance. They also had several areas set up for bottle service. The patio/balcony was my favorite spot as Bubble is on the second floor and it overlooked uptown charlotte. They had the windows behind the bar that overlook the balcony open so it wasn't too warm inside but it was nice to have the option to go outside too. Overall great experience.
__label__2 Pretty good gyros. Not the best I've ever had but you won't be disappointed. Just a bit pricey. .. Probably because of lack of traffic they have to make up for it.
__label__4 It's just a MUST for me to give this eccentric, cozy and nice coffee shop a FIVE- STAR rating!\nI am not a morning person, but as soon as I'm in love with this coffee shop I challenged myself to wake up so early in the morning. Two days in a row, I woke up at 5 AM just to have my single or double espresso as soon as they open!\nI just love the atmosphere, a number of seats available, the ambience. It's just perfect. \n\nBeen reading some reviews about their internet connection, well, for me, this is like the best internet connection compared to other coffee shops in town! They don't limit only for two hours and youtube loads just fine here- so really, it's not as spotty as they said, especially when you work in the morning.\n\nI have been quite productive, reading, writing and revising my proposal there! I'm so happy! The service is super good, they have the nicest barista and staff!\n\nTomorrow, the day after tomorrow, and days after that, if I am not at the library, or at home, or at SERF swimming pool, or zumba-ing or yoga-ing at SERF, I will be at Colectivo! :D \n\nIf you happen to see a nice and smiley lady with some colorful scarf, just greet her! :) She's in love with Colectivo, so she's always in the good mood even with some books and a lengthy paper! Thanks to Colectivo!!!!!!!
__label__1 Its just not my thing. Its super loud and always way too packed. The atmosphere is nice so I get its popularity but if I want to go to a coffee shop I'd like a place to sit. The reason I give it two stars is because I think the coffee is not very good. Its kind of bitter and leaves me with an unpleasant aftertaste. I drink a lot of coffee and I might actually prefer a starbucks coffee over this. \n\nThe pastries are defrosted mediocre items. The food is microwaved and low quality. I remember 5 years ago in Milwaukee the food was really good. I wonder if the quality has diminished as it has expanded?
__label__4 I really enjoyed my choice of black coffee here while my friends didn't. I just think they chose the wrong one. I got the one that was mixed with dark and light roast beans. I can't remember the name but it was delicious! No disgusting coffee aftertaste. All in all, I'd be back here and get the same coffee the next time I'm in town!
__label__1 No longer my favorite as they limit their wifi on weekends! The two stars are for the wifi, not for the coffee. While everything else stays the same, their service for providing a cozy study spot is no longer excellent! Two stars for the wifi, as they still provides wifi started at 2 PM.
__label__1 I hate the quality of tint used on my car. I had my previous car tinted years ago and it noticeably kept the heat out of my car to a more normal level.  I again chose a dark tint for my new car and everyday my car is EXTREMELY hot. It was not worth the hundreds of dollars since my car is still hot.  I'm not happy at all.!!!! It's as if I have no tint at all. If that's the case, what's the point??? I just wasted my money.
__label__3 Love this place. 20 bucks for a massage. Who would be complaining? U can have a private room for 28. Why not? So you can relax and not to worry that someone might be staring at you. Most of their masseurs are great. They are very polite also not like some other places! \nWhoever is complaining about 10 dollars tip doesnt have a common sense! Try massage your friends or ur partner for 5 mins to see how tiring it is. They massage you for an hour and you are stingy about a few bucks? Geez! Go get some Mac Donald's instead, you dont have to tip there. \nDeduct 1 star because the owner isnt friendly!
__label__4 Flip For Me is AMAZING!! My daughter has been there over two years and loves it! The coaches and office staff are great!
__label__0 If I could I would give this shit whole NEGATIVE 3 stars! We ordered at 10:30 and they got here at 1:15 am!!!! Our food was cold, they gave us a cheese pizza when we ordered pepperoni, their excuse was that they 'had too many orders at that time' bitch... Please.
__label__3 A oh-so-swish and swanky bar in the West End, serving unusual cocktails under chandeliers, surrounded by suited business folk on a Wednesday evening.\n\nAngels Share is a beautiful new bar, with  more chandeliers than I could count, a piano in the bar (I didn't hear it played) and booths, high seats, and a club next door. On a Wednesday evening it was pleasantly half full but not busy. The bar man was incredibly courteous and very attentive. I ordered, paid, then he brought the drinks over. I really liked that touch; not sure if it would extend to a busy Friday night.\n\nThe cocktail - the Flower of Scotland - was really quite delicious. Champagne with Edinburgh raspberry gin, and a real flower on top (mine was a pansy). It was a good serving too, not in flute, but in a real champagne glass. Totally reasonable for a cocktail in this part of town, at \u00a37.50. The other one that caught my eye was Haud Yer Wheest! which was made with peaty whisky and ginger. Oh yes.\n\nI haven't been on a Friday or Saturday night, but knowing the area I imagine it's not somewhere I personally will want to go on a Friday or Saturday night. This is no fault of the bar, just the area and general mood and ambiance. Very busy, full of suited folk and folk who like to dress up and aren't always the friendliest drinking neighbours.\n\nBut on a mid-week evening it is the perfect spot to pop in for a cheeky, delectable cocktail. I've yet to try the food (also curious). And I won't knock it before I've tried it, so I will pop in here at the weekend to see what it's like. But so far, I do like the cocktails on a Wednesday evening, and the very courteous barman who served me!
__label__3 Finally a good little taco place on the South Side.  Very cheap and good.  Definitely better than Emiliano's and on par with Las Palmas.  Check it out.
__label__1 This Wal-Mart is a \"supercentre\" in name only. Smaller than most \"regular\" stores, I have been here twice, both times looking for items I know that Wal-Mart typically carries, and both times I left empty-handed.\n\nI can't leave 1 star though - those are for offensive experiences only.
__label__0 I had a bad experience with Matthew.  He is interested in baking in a lot of money per customer, as opposed to taking on customers to actually help them out.  My evidence is below:\n\nI called Matthew on Thursday, July 24th to ask if I could get a quote on a yard clean up.  He said yes and came out the next week.  Instead of calling me, he emails me a quote with only 2 options. 1) $375 for a major overhaul of my bushes (that I never asked for) or 2) $150 monthly to clean the yard.  (twice a month).  I only want a clean up once a month, and Matthew rejected the business. I might even have paid $150 for once a month.\n\nMake no mistake--Matthew is trying to make as much money per customer as possible--and it is in his interest to do so--not yours.  He doesnt care what you need--he wants those customers he desires.  I've seen that behavior a lot in Arizona, but being originally from the east coast I am used to hard working companies who genuinely want to help you out.\n\nStay away from Matthew.
__label__4 I understand that they have a new manager.  Seems like an energetic individual.  The food was very good and was served quickly. I would give it a try.
__label__3 We came on a Friday night and ordered 2 AYCE for $14 (Used the $10 LivingSocial valued at $20) Each dinner is 13.99. Total 30.25\n\n- Across from Hard Rock Hotel. \n- Our server, Angela, said that bc we didn't print our LivingSocial, They can't accept it. WTF. After realizing that it was far-fetched, I told her you can just take a picture of the coupon. She agreed. Management fail. \n- Aside from the initial confusion, This MBBQ offers great options! They serve more than the basics. Tofu is a huge plus for me, along with baby carrots. But pizza toppings? HAHA. Whatever floats your boat. \n- Chef can provide you with optional white rice with your meal. I saw one of their employees stir-fry their rice! Looked great, but not a option for customers. HAHA. Worth a shot to ask ;). \n- Food quality was still fresh! Great to know esp if you eat during dinner.\n- Like most MBBQ restaurants, they did not give us fried wantons and soup.\n- Nice interior design.
__label__0 What's the point of having a Starbucks if it doesn't open till after 8am?!?! Most people are already at work by then..
__label__4 I had such a great experience with Kevin while visiting Buddah Bar the first time. He did a stunning job making my nails perfect and just the way I like them. It was really fun hanging out with Kevin while he did my nails. He was so funny and took the time to give me excatly what I was looking for. \nThe salon is absolutely beautiful and super clean! Everything is brand new and they have tons of gel polish and fun nail art designs. \nThis place is great if you are looking to have a great experience while getting professional nail art this is the place to check out!
__label__4 Bee at the Buddha Bar did my eyebrows exactly the way I wanted after asking just a few simple questions. She did them quickly and her price was more than reasonable. I have also gotten my nails done here a handful of times and every time the nail techs were friendly, timely, and did a great job. The atmosphere is also very impressive. With hand-crafted stations, IKEA furniture, three-dimensional walls and decor, and a playlist curated by the owner who worked years in the Vegas night club industry, you won't find a more hip nail salon in town. 5 stars.
__label__4 This place is awesome! The staff greets you right away & seem real genuine! They explained all the menu choices & even offered us some samples of the meat choices. \nVery nice staff - excellent food - I'm craving this place right now - back to Vegas real soon!!!\nPinball Hall of Fame + Tacos Tijuana = Heaven :))))\nSee you soon!
__label__0 I went to this place while traveling in the Quebec area and had EXTREMELY rude service. I arrived here at 11 sharp which I thought was when they opened. The door was open and I was able to see the workers in the kitchen. I did not go inside but was standing on the doorstep. A young woman who looked like the owner said something to me but I wasn't able to hear because the restaurant was right next to a busy street. I asked the woman again and she answered that they open at 11 30 very rudely with an angry expression. Of course I did not go back to the place again. They might have good food but the most important thing should be respecting customers.
__label__1 I would give this place a 4 star rating for value and flavor. Everything else from\nCleanliness, location, outside surroundings ambience etc almost wants me to knock it down to a 1.\nOriginally we were headed to Lotus of Siam but they were closed. We tried the neighboring Korean restaurant and it was closed too. This rundown strip mall is riddled with Korean restaurants and this one happened to be the only one open on a Sunday afternoon. I honestly would never come to this type of strip mall under any circumstances but the lure of yelps promise was hard to resist. The parking lot was barren! Tumble weeds and a gang of pigeons hiding underneath a broke down van. I had to open up my yelp app just to make sure those 4 stars came from recent reviews. We walked in and it was like walking into one of those salons in a ghost town. Outdated, barren, empty, tables that have not been bussed and posters of food as the only decor. The two ladies that waited on us was very friendly and accommodating and is one of the biggest reasons I would like to give them more stars. We looked over the menu, the usuals I wanted was not there and there was no dish I could get for $10 which I thought would be pretty high for the way the establishment looked. I wanted to walk out but we were the only ones there and the girl was really nice. We ended up ordering an assortment of meats that we grill ourselves, good for two, comes with rice, drinks and the usual array of pickled sides $35.95. The grill and vent was clean. When she brought the plate of meat I was truly disturbed with the raw chicken and it's juices on the same plate as the thinly sliced steak. So if you go ask for your chicken on a separate plate. She helped us grill it and the flavors were different not as sweet as the other Korean restaurants I patron but still it was good and different in an interesting way. We were stuffed and she was still bringing us meat this is the most meat I have ever gotten at any Korean restaurant. Everything I needed more of they brought over promptly, without extra charge and without and attitude. This is a big deal for me because in other Korean restaurants they usually don't follow up on you, they have reservations about giving you extra of their sides and one I actually got into an argument for a to go box. These ladies checked on us frequently and brought us everything we needed another reason I wish I could give them a better score. In the end our total was $38.95 which  I think was pretty damn good for all that food. I was certain despite all the negatives I would rate this place 3 stars but midway through this review we both experienced an onslaught of mild stomach agitation and when my boyfriend came out of the restroom his first words were drop it to two stars so yea.
__label__4 Vraiment excellent! Cuisine raffin\u00e9e,pr\u00e9sentation soign\u00e9e et tr\u00e8s diff\u00e9rent de ce qu'on peut manger ailleurs comme tapas. \u00c0 essayer et adopter!
__label__1 It's a 25,000sf spectacle worth seeing at least one time. After that if you're over 30 and not an underwear model don't bother... I also suggest you pay with cash*\n\n*A few girls I know got hit with an $8000 tab after a couple bottles of Ace of Spades appeared on their table (likely the dumb-ass promoter). They signed for an expected $1,600 tab that Sunday (plenty for four girls) and then got the $8,000 rude awakening the next day - I don't know think Maya ever refunded this. \n\nYES! Eight Thousand Dollars!
__label__2 Super fun venue for DJs and partying. Do not give these guys a credit card tho - Pay cash! Me and some girlfriends got taken to the cleaners by these bums when we rented a table with bottle service.
__label__0 I've always kind of wondered exactly what my own personal hell looked like.  As it turns out, it's in Scottsdale!  (Which shouldn't be surprising, because, Scottsdale.  But, still, I am sure there are places in Khartoum and the southern Indian Ocean now ready to up the ante.  Bring it, third world slum bathroom!)\n\nWhy is the Maya Day + Nightclub the image that needs to appear next to the phrase \"fucking awful\" in the dictionary?  I'm glad you asked.\n\nFirst of all, imagine you are really hot.  But you can't go in the pool.  There is a pool.  But you can't go in it.  Why?  Because the frattiest frat guys in for a bachelor party from (pick the Midwestern city) are rolling deep, all up in the pool, with tribal arm tattoos, smoking Parliament Lights, drinking Coors Light, saying things like, \"man, Blake, this is the best.\"  \n\nNot to be outdone, you have the least interesting girl from your high school, all grown up, in a bikini, with five clones, riding around on a banana boat / kayak in said pool, splashing Blake and his bros, drinking vodka sodas.  And all you keep thinking is, God, I would like to hit every last one of these motherfuckers upside the head with a baseball bat.  \n\nThis might as well be a full-fledged reunion for Iowa State University's panhellanic board.  No, wait, Michigan State.  And U of A, man!\n\nThey have a strict \"no jersey\" policy.  Which, of course they do.  And, of course, it has a caveat.  If you have a cabana, you can wear a \"jersey.\"  (I had a cabana!  I could wear a jersey!)\n\nAnd the cabanas.  Jesus Christ on crutches, these things are platforms for every single ex frat bro and sorority girl to just show out while drinking Tito's vodka for hours.  It's like a far tackier version of Vegas.  Which, congratulations for managing to pull that off.  But, also, stop flexing.  No, really.  Just stop.\n\nAnd that is not even getting into the music.  Did you know there is a 20 minute dance remix to Pompeii by Bastile?  While you are trying to wrap your brain around that affront to senses, now imagine it followed up by a 25 minute dance remix to Someone Like You by Adele.  With frat bros on vacation from Milwaukee drinking Miller Light in the background.  While three not at all trashy women shoot super soakers everywhere to the beat of the \"song.\"\n\nI imagine this is the target audience of MTV's Girl Code's proverbial To Kill a Mockingbird.  Someday, someway they will get here.  And, hopefully, by the time they reach 22, they will realize how truly terrible this place is and aspires to be.
__label__2 Had a good chicken sandwich with fries and an overly-oily salad for under $10+tax and tip. Server was really friendly and fun. \n\nDecent lunch, but I don't know that I will be rushing back.
__label__4 I've been bringing my son to the owner Michael Joyner and everytime we come in we are greeted and never have to wait long no matter what day we come in. Even if he is busy he always makes time to fit us in especially with my crazy schedule. Great location, customer service and professionalism. I always refer 5 Star to anyone looking for an excellent barber!!!!!! Thanks Mike
__label__1 Rather disappointed, ordered the kare-kare, although the meat was tender,vegetables were soggy.  The lechon kawali was pretty good, came with the gravy dip and rice. Perhaps will give them another chance due to the A/C not working on one of the hottest day of the year 122 deg,
__label__0 I returned three weeks ago with my son to buy two bobas. This was my second visit. Like the first visit, it appears that the owner/cook sits at a table all the time. That makes me uncomfortable. It took a full 15 minutes for the boba to come out. We left before we tried it . The boba had not been cooked completely. They were tough and stuck in our teeth. The cups are small and we simply drank the liquid before throwing the rest away.
__label__2 Great building, cool place to hang out. But if you are looking for tasty and unique food, you can do much better at many of the other restaurants in the area. They are still trying to get there service techniques down, so it was noticeably chaotic. Also, happy hour specials are nothing to write home about. \n\nI've been to other Z Tejas's in the valley and found this one to have not as good service and definitely not as good food. \n\nRegardless it is one of the more unique settings to hang out with big open windows and a glass ceiling.
__label__0 I was a little bummed to see a chain restaurant open in the neighborhood, but figured I'd give it a chance. That was a mistake. Went with a large party. Everyone's food, and I mean everyone's was over sauced. Not one person finished their meal. Most barely made a dent. We ALL agreed is was just not good.  So sad. Something locally owned would have been a much better addition to the neighborhood.
__label__2 It's consistently pretty good.  It's chain food, and I am a little against big corporate restaurants as they are all pretty vanilla.  That said there is nothing run of the mill about their chambord margarita.
__label__1 This place is crazy expensive for mediocre food! They have good drinks, cornbread and tortilla soup. That's it. My group of friends and I did not like our entrees. Chicken was overcooked and they smothered our pasta with this bland gravy-like sauce.\nWill not go back or recommend.
__label__0 Took over 20mins to just get our drinks. The steak in my burrito came out ice cold then took 20mins to get right.  Never even got my refill on my drink. Never going back
__label__2 Positives:  muddled cocktail is sublime.  Service was friendly and attentive.  A variety of menu items at different price points.  A great environment & stylish moderndecor.\n\nNegatives:  the food.  It's nothing special.  Lots of highly stylized menu choices, where the title outdoes the reality.
__label__2 I tried out this place a week ago, what I can say is that while the place is OK, but the food does not scream quality. I am giving it 3 stars because rarely do I leave bad reviews. If you wanna have sushi this is not the greatest place for you to go.
__label__1 The place and the environment is ok for my tastes, quiet where you can have a conversation.\n\nBut food and drinks could really do better. Ordered whisky on the rocks and they brought me a glass of water with ice and some whisky in it :(\n\nNothing about the food seemed fresh and appealing, miso soup with mushrooms didn't work for me and the seasoning was like bland, sushi didn't seem fresh, edamame either.
__label__0 Did a walk in with my best friend today to get our eyebrows done. It was my first time at a nail bar, let alone getting my eyebrows done.The lady up front told us it would be an hour and that we could walk around/shop until they were ready for us, and that theyd give us a call. We agreed, gave her our phone number and left. Three hours later, we never recieved a call.. We're deff never coming back, Nor will we be suggesting this place to our friends. We did however get wonderful service from 20 Lounge nail bar, not to far away.
__label__0 Shop closes at 7pm and I walk in 25 minutes before closing and they wouldn't take me although they were clearly open and available. Annoying.
__label__3 When we went to the 7th Street Market to get lunch and do some shopping, I was initially disappointed to see that Local Loaf still had a coming soon sign on their location. Fortunately, the sign was outdated, because they were very much open.\n\nI ordered the fried chicken sandwich, and it came with a poached egg on top. It was pretty dang tasty... the biscuit was flavorful and flaky, the chicken was moist and well-seasoned, and the egg added that extra deliciousness that only a runny yolk can. I only wish that the biscuit on which it was served had been a bit larger, since it got messy toward the end. \n\nI'm glad to see Local Loaf in this space, and it will definitely become a regular weekend lunch spot.
__label__1 So 2 stars is a little on the generous side. I was so surprised at the quality and taste of the food after reading the reviews. I feel like yelp let me down this time. I got the chicken and the egg biscuit and the biscuit might as well have been a hockey puck. You're in the south and that's like the one thing that should have been right!! No light flaky fluffy biscuit from a bread company?!?? The chicken was okay but nothing great and the cackalacky cheerwine sauce (sp?) was spicy (a good thing) but sooo overly salty and then sickeningly sweet on top of that. Just did not like it at all. My boyfriend got an omelette and well it was ridiculously over cooked. When it arrived it was brown... Basically I'll probably never eat here again.
__label__3 I went with my wife and two year old and the service was quick and friendly! I wold recommend this place to anyone who loves breakfast items as much a we do. Best pancakes!.
__label__0 We rented a room in Vegas at Caesars Palace They gave us a room with a broken bed, the shower was putting more water at the bottom than at top.  The room had a window that was the whole wall, but they had a water tank as our view. the room was from the El Capone's era.  We had made the reservation about a month ahead.  We complained to Vegas.com and they said it was the hotels fault, we complained to Caesars an they said it was the people we had the reservation through, I talked to managers at Vegas.com and have not heard from them for about 2 weeks, if they are not responsible for a reservation from them, do not use them, it was a horrible experience.
__label__0 Just tried them for the first time and I have been waiting for them to open. Terrible terrible terrible. I asked a veggie burrito with no gauc and it was covered in it and I dont like mushrooms and she said that there weren't many in the veggies and that was a fabrication. I tossed it in the trash without eating it And the tacos that we ordered tasted like they had been sitting there for awhile and they were soggy. I'm glad we tried it cause now I'm not wondering and I won't be going back
__label__1 I'm totally bummed to have to give such a low rating.  The guy working the counter was so friendly (extra star for him) & I had really high hopes.  I was craving tacos so my husband & I decided to try this place, we've passed it going to Dutch Bro's often & had been wanting to visit.  I ordered 1 chicken taco & 1 steak taco, he ordered 1 pork & 1 steak.  It was almost $15 for our order, which I'd usually be more than happy to pay for good tacos but not for this size & the quality of these.  The meat was so dry in my husbands pork tacos that he couldn't even eat it, the steak tacos we both got were okay, meat was dried out, decent flavor but it was just coated in guacamole, that's all we were really getting in each bite.  Chicken taco was my absolute least favorite, no flavor at all & once again, super dry, I couldn't finish it. \n\nI don't know if it was just an off night or what but I'm sad to say I don't think we will be coming back to find out.
__label__1 The food was just good. Nothing I would write home about. I found a few things that I thought was weird. The first thing is they charge for refills. Really what is the cost to do refills. Second thing as sitting there eating my food some more people came in and them like me was their first visit. They had 9 people in their party. The lady behind the counter said that they 15 percent gratuity. How do you charge this when you have to order at the counter and they don't have to bring you refills of food or drink. \nOn the positive side the people were friendly.
__label__0 We came here because we live across the street and really wanted to have some yummy food close by. \nWe ordered crab puffs and spring rolls/egg rolls (depending on your menu), crab puffs were a huge disappointment not enough crab meat or cream cheese.  The spring roll was ok tasting but it didn't have a lot inside of it.  \nThere is no children's menu, I find that not to be family friendly, we ordered garlic noodles minus the mushrooms and sliced BBQ pork for my kids.  When the garlic noodles and BBQ pork came out it looked and smelled delicious, and they were both tasty.  BUT halfway through eating the garlic noodles my daughter noticed a DEAD fly in the noodles, yuck!  So they took the noodles and remade them but I was disappointed that they still charged us for the noodles.  \nMy husband and I split the orange shrimp which had way too much breading and tiny shrimp inside.  They also skimped on the orange sauce which I would loved to have more of.  \nOverall disappointment...will not be back.
__label__3 Delicious!  Fresh baked goodies everyday!  Menu concept reminds me of Hash House A go-go but healthier!  Also, you pay cashier and pick up your drinks, then find a table.  Kind of weird service set up.  But food is worth the wait!  Can't wait to go back for lunch salads, i'll be back for sure!
__label__2 After having such a horrible experience at Babystacks (see prior review), my friend and I drove over to Lulu's. I don't know if it was the contrast to the poor service we just experienced but it was so nice to have such good service.  Although  you order at the counter, you can sit in the Metro pizza area which is easier with kids. Also, they brought out drinks over to us, which again helps with kids. They didn't bat an eye when my friend sent her egg back because she forgot to ask for it to be over hard instead of over easy as it normally comes. The manager is always nice and has gone out of her way to make us feel welcome before. \n\n I had the Herman breakfast sandwich, a little pricey (about $8 if I remember correctly), but I love that it comes on a pretzel bun and it is surprisingly filling for just being a sandwich. It is just the sandwich with egg, sausage, cheese and a stone ground mustard. \n\nI have had the chocolate croissant before and it was okay - but of course I am a chocolate croissant aficionado (aka snob) and really only like the traditional french chocolate croissant (as served at Patisserie Manon and the Baguette Cafe). The lemon tart is really good and reminds me of a sour cream lemon pie my hubby makes which is phenomenal. They usually have cookie and muffin samples out which is nice.
__label__0 I bought a groupon deal for a \"$15 gel/shellac manicure. \" I made sure to read the fine print, which said an appointment was required and there was an extra $10 charge for gel polish removal.   Because I made an appointment and I did not need polish removal,  I assumed I would have a relaxing manicure and would not need to worry about additional charges other than tip.  Boy was I wrong!  As soon as I mentioned I had a groupon,  I was told that it only included the gel polish and the manicure would be $10 extra.  I immediately showed my nail tech the fine print, which said nothing about an extra manicure charge.  I was then approached by THREE employees trying to show me where the groupon said the manicure was an extra charge (the wording they showed me still did not specifically say anything about extra charges...).  At that point, I just wanted my nails done so I could get the heck out of there (I'm not the type the argue belligerently over $10).  When all was said and done, I overpaid for a mediocre gel manicure and the staff was rude at best.  It's safe to say I will not be returning.
__label__1 Overpriced. $11-12 tiny street tacos aren't worth it; you can get several better ones from Tacos el Gordo for that price. We got the carne asada; it was way overcooked/tough, and the house salsa was about as inspiring as Pace. The trio of salsas app is $7 and includes a \"hot\" one (which really isn't, but regardless, the flavor isn't that impressive either and doesn't differ much from the house salsa), a tomatillo (which is a bit unnecessarily sweet), and one made with avocado which was really quite nice. We also ordered the pozole, which was unlike (and fell short of pretending to be) any pozole that either of us have had in Mexico or New Mexico. The broth was decently tasty at the end once we'd already added in enough salt from all of the chips we dunked in it in the beginning, trying to improve the flavor. Then you need to take into account the ~$13-15 tiny margaritas and $7 XX beer (even the PBR is $5), which then convinces you that you definitely should have gone elsewhere. Well, unless you really like being jostled by people's asses brushing against your dome every few mins; then definitely go and ask to be seated at the one doesn't-belong table nearest both the door and the bar, where everyone is trying to get by. On the plus side, the waitress was very nice, but took forever to come back each time, which, to be fair, is probably because this place just opened and is still working out the kinks. I'd give them another chance in a month or two, but the prices just aren't worth it. Oh, it's also way too loud to be able to talk easily with your dining companions, if you like that sort of thing, FYI. I'd give it a 2.5 if I could; we'll go with 2. Meh.
__label__1 I am not one to write reviews but I had to on this place.  I was super excited to try this place.  It looks cool and seems to have a cool vibe.  I've been waiting for this place to work out some quirks since I have heard bad things and they have bad reviews on yelp.  I thought they are new and are just trying to find the groove.\n\nMy boyfriend and I went last night for date night. We saw all the bad reviews, then a couple good reviews showed up and we thought let's give this place a shot, maybe the other reviewers are just not used to this style of Mexican food.  The price is what I would expect at a this kind of place but the food was not.  The chips and salsa were great but the two entrees we got were sooooo bland.  Where is the flavor, it seems to be non-existent.\n\nOur server was great, she even offered to take one of the entrees off the bill.  Which I think is super cool because I assumed we would just pay for them and be unhappy.\n\nBottom line, I will not come back for food!\n\nI did see they have happy hour and I have heard the margaritas are good, so I will come back and try the discounted margaritas some time. Maybe if we drink a couple margaritas we won't care that the food is bland.
__label__1 1 - 5 scale\nFood: 2\nService: 4 \nAtmosphere: 5\nService: 5\n\nI really like the decor as well as the staff at La Comida. Everyone was really friendly and the service was excellent, but I wasn't impressed with the food at all. I ordered the Red Snapper for $22 and it over cooked on the outside and covered in salt and pepper. One of my friends said it best: \"if you think it's salty, it must have been really salty\". I eventually scraped all the salt and pepper off the fish and managed to choke it down with help from my iced tea. I thought the Cheese Fundido was a bit flavorless so I asked my friends what they thought about the meal before I wrote this review. It sounds like I'm not the only one in the group that didn't think the food was note worthy so I decided to write an honest review. The chips and salsa were \"meh\" and the Guacamole dip was even more \"meh\".  \n\nI don't feel the food is worthy of what they charge so I think you should leave it for the tourist and hit Tacos El Gordo or Don Jaun.
__label__1 Fun entrance and nice decor.  Took a client to lunch and it was almost impossible to hear her speak above the music.  Note to self:  Don't bring anyone you want to talk to. The server noticed that we couldn't hear each other and offered to turn the music down.  It's one thing to create an environment, but just loud music for lunch doesn't cut it.  Food was good, but  $12.00 tacos seems a bit pricey.  Needs help on making the food live up to the prices.
__label__1 When I was finally able to go (they always close early), I was really looking forward to it, the service was very impersonal, I felt like they didn't wanted us there, maybe they wanted to close since it was already 9pm.     I saw one of the male servers continuously spank one of his female coworkers (what a chauvinistic stereotype, it's ok I can say that, I am Mexican).   The margaritas were good, the melted cheese was a bit weird it had a sweet taste to it, I got the spare ribs in green sauce, it was ok, it did come out pretty fast. I had better, go somewhere else, a place that stays open until at least 11.
__label__3 I love good food and I am a very finicky diner. I've introduced many friends to this hidden restaurant. \nHowever, I was very disappointed when I tried ordering one of my favorite dishes to find it is no longer available! Costillas Verdes, was a delicious combination of fall off the bone ribs, green salsa and cactus. It was among the most authentic items on the menu. Now it's gone!\nPlease bring back this rare authentic delicious food item. The restaurant did not replace the Costillas with anything even coming close to comparable.
__label__0 This restaurant NEVER answered their telephone. Their info said they opened at 1130 and even up until 12 noon no one answered the telephone. All u wanted to do was make a reservation!
__label__1 I am going to start off by just stating that this place is hit-or-miss.  I've been here before for events and had a great time.  Everyone loves the cocktails and the bartender KNOWS his tequilas.  I've never really sat down for serious eating here until two days ago.  I waited 48 hours to write this and I still can't shake feeling ripped off.  \n\nI generally shrug off service issues.  La Comida is a hip place in a currently hip part of town.  I'm not there for Zagat rated service.  But in a restaurant a quarter full, we shouldn't have had to wait 10 minutes for a server. This set the stage. We asked about any specials, but the server told us they are listed on the menu. I then pointed out those were SPECIALTIES, do they have any daily specials? I then told him in Spanish. He got it, laughed and said no.  Pretty matter of fact, but on top of a ten minute wait, not appreciated.\n \nI ordered the shrimp ceviche. My date the chicken burrito.  My \"dinner\" came back a little cup of miniature shrimp, no bigger than a dime, on top of some diced fruits and avocado. It looked and tasted like half of the serving you get in a 99 cent shrimp cocktail in sundae glass up the block the California Hotel on Fremont Street.  Worse? It tasted like it! I couldn't believe it. The way it was described by the waiter, it seemed it would at least be in league with similar restaurants.  This couldn't even hold a candle to Applebee's.  This dish was $12 and it couldn't have cost them more than a quarter to make.  I was livid, but on a date, so just smiled....and drank my warm Modelo.\n\nMy date fared better. The chicken burrito had a chewy tortilla wrap, but the chicken was good and somewhat ample.  It was also kind of pricy at 12 bucks, but could tolerate it because was more than a cup of miniature brine shrimp at the same price. My date's Modelo was also warm (but we were told they were supposed to be like that by the waiter. OLE')\n\nBottom line...this is a destination restaurant more for taking selfies with drinks in hand than actually eating food.  I don't think the owners, Jenna and Michael Morton, who are renowned for creating dining experiences, are probably even privy to this kind of spotty food and service going on.  I'm hoping they are not.  But if it's really good food you want for the money, I'd say have a drink here first and move on.
__label__0 Waterfall is too loud \nI had gnocchi, just blah.  Not bad but not good either.   Wife had beef on weck bland beef and certainly not a good bun.   \nGreat place to come for a cocktail and hang out but get your dinner somewhere elser
__label__0 Excuse me, why is my grande green tea frappe that I usually get for $4.45, over $7 here? Oh cause we're in Aria. What?! This urked me so bad but they already made it since it took forever to charge my account! Go to the one right outside of here. Ridiculous.
__label__4 I can't think of anything to say, other than \"wow\". This place is amazing. I highly recommend a reservation, at least on the weekend, as the restaurant was very busy. We had a reservation and showed up early for drinks. We checked in with hostess and saddled up to bar. The service at bar and for dinner was amazing. The potatoes au gratin were amazing, as was everything at the buffet. The meats were cooked perfectly and beyond delicious. This is a great place for a date, a celebration, or just a nice dinner.
__label__3 I first was introduced to this restaurant when living in Fort Worth Texas for a year. I loved this place! It's a Brazilian churrascaria  which really means it's a Brazilian cowboy barbecue. Sounds simple enough but it's better!!! \nThis is an all you can eat monster meat bonanza like nothing you have experienced before unless you've eaten here.\nIt's an all you can eat buffet but here's the twist... servers walk around with sword like skewers full of the best cuts of meat cooked to perfection. You have a little disk you flip over from red for no I'm good to green which is load me up with meat. This is the highlight of this wonderful place to eat. That isn't to take away from the salad bar which has many great items itself such as the prosciutto or the awesome cheeses. Did I also mention that yes they also have a full service bar that is spot on!
__label__3 We used to go to this location a lot when it was Sushi on Summerlin.  They have new owners and have remodeled, and the whole vibe is pretty cool.  The main sushi chef is pretty awesome.  I should know his name by now, but he's a younger guy with a pony tail and he's excellent. \n\nWe've been there a few times and now when we arrive, he already makes our favorites and we're served immediately.  \n\n$5 all-you-can-drink draft Sapporo?!?  All day any day?!?   \n\nI started coming here because the rude owner at Naka Sushi was so insulting, and I'm so glad I did.  Good food.  Good service.  Make sure you try the Sasa Roll.  And if you like spicy tuna...their extra spicy mix is the BOMB!!  They use tons of masago (Japanese caviar).\n\nIf you're craving AYCE sushi in the NW...I highly recommend Sasa over Naka.
__label__0 Not happy at all! They have a frequent user program that they screw you on because they can't keep track of how many times you've been there & refuse to give you a print-out or card to prove your visits. They've screwed my friend over two different times & refuse to correct it even though we are only talking about a few $'s. The service is slow as all get out. Took over 2 hrs to get a full set of nails put on. Don't go there. They lost 2 good customers today & they could care less! It's okay, there's nail salons all over the place.
__label__0 Poor service, lack of cleanliness, and unbelievably bad food.. A one star is too high of a rating! No second chance deserved here - no way we will be back.
__label__4 I grew up in California where Korean BBQ is in abundance. I was actually just driving by and had to stop. I know some people will say why would I go to a restaurant and cook the food myself but I recommend it!! If you get 2 orders of meat you can BBQ yourself. Get the bulgogi and the galbi. And make sure you wrap it in lettuce with rice and kimchee. Good food and good service - the table actually has a button you can press for faster service.
__label__2 We went to Bootleggers for the first time on Saturday night.  Overall pretty good, I had some mixed reviews.\n\nPros:\n- Super friendly staff.  I had to change my reservation a couple of times because my husband was running late.  They were very friendly and accommodating.  They said as long as we arrived by 10pm we shouldn't have any problem. \n- Cocktails were awesome! $11 each so they better have been! \n- Bacon board was incredible! \n\nCons:\n- I got the ahi tuna sliders.  Pretty good, kind of lacking in flavor. \n- Husband got the short rib.  It said on the menu that it came with sweet potato fritters, but seemed to both of us more like mashed sweet potatoes. \n- They started clearing our table before 10pm.  We were finishing our very pricey cocktails and they took our candle and our flower away.  Totally rude in my opinion.  You can't just wait until we stand up and leave to grab the flower and candle!?  Biggest pet peeve is trying to enjoy dinner and you're not-so-subtly getting kicked out.  We weren't even the last ones in there.  Ruined the remainder of our experience.  Good thing we didn't order dessert, I have a feeling they would have just boxed it up for us.
__label__1 Loved this place when it first opened. What happened?  Changed the menu so they don't offer sandwiches at dinner. Bootlegger burger now has a thick slice of uncooked bacon on it. Kale salad left in big chunks where it used to be julienned. Disappointing. Drink prices have always been too high but I could overlook that for a great place to hangout in the neighborhood. Now I am wondering whether it is worth it to go here when there are better places down the freeway.
__label__3 A client suggested this as a good place to meet for a business lunch and I couldn't agree more. What a sweet find! On a Tuesday, it wasn't packed, which meant we could actually have a decent conversation without any distractions. Our server was as sweet as pie and very attentive - quite an adorable man with an obvious knowledge and passion for Cambodian cuisine. \nEverything was very decently priced - I think my meal + coffee came out to about $13 and I was TOTALLY satisfied with my food. \nNext time, I'll do a dinner date with my manfriend because our friendly server informed us that the dinner menu is where the real traditional Cambodian fare comes out!\nOH, I forgot to mention - they do takeout and delivery, too! Yay!
__label__4 Decided to try out this new to the hotel. Have nothing but a 5 star rating. I had the pork chop bone in stuffed with bacon, onions and cheese. Best chop I have had, well worth the price. Wife had a steak sandwich with red skin mashed, AMD son had the meatball sob all with glowing review! Wait staff and management were extremely pleasant, profesional and attentive. The cheff as well personaly came out to see how everything was.  \n\nIf your hungry after a day at carrowinds staying at the clarion or even one of the other hotels this food is excellent as well service and price. Stay away from chains give well cooked food a try.
__label__4 Great service! Amazing food! Great location. Lots of big screen TVs for viewing any kind of sporting event. Servers are friendly and service is fast. Had the three cheese jalape\u00f1o burger - to die for! Great beer and drink selection as well. Roof top patio for the summer is amazing.
__label__2 Mi figue, mi raisin. \n\nMa premi\u00e8re visite chez Poutine Centrale ne m'a pas renvers\u00e9. La poutine est correcte oui, mais pour un resto qui en fait sa sp\u00e9cialit\u00e9, elle pourrait \u00eatre meilleure. Mes papilles de qu\u00e9b\u00e9cois n'ont pas \u00e9t\u00e9 s\u00e9duites par la sauce qui ne go\u00fbte \u00e0 peu pr\u00e8s rien. L'autre probl\u00e8me, est que le service n'est pas tr\u00e8s rapide. Les deux seuls cuisiniers avaient de la difficult\u00e9 \u00e0 r\u00e9pondre \u00e0 la demande. Pour un Pogo maison et une petite poutine aux l\u00e9gumes, j'ai attendu pas loin de 15 minutes. M\u00eame pour l'heure du diner, ce n'est pas une excuse. Un resto de ce genre se doit d'\u00eatre plus rapide. De plus, lors de ma premi\u00e8re visite ici, l'endroit \u00e9tait emboucan\u00e9, \u00e0 un point tel que les yeux m'en piquait \u00e0 la fin de mon repas. Un probl\u00e8me de ventilation aux cuisines ? Surement. \n\nLes points positifs : Les pogos maison sont carr\u00e9ment d\u00e9licieux et croustillants. Je les recommande. Le menu de poutine est tr\u00e8s vari\u00e9 et offre plus d'une vingtaine de choix diff\u00e9rents. On gagne donc \u00e0 revenir et tenter d'autres poutines. C'est d'ailleurs ce que je vais faire car je m'attendais \u00e0 bien plus de ce sympathique resto de quartier.
__label__2 Quel beau choix de poutines! On en retrouve au g\u00e9n\u00e9ral tao, au steak au poivre, au boeuf \u00e0 la s\u00e9choinaise, etc... Les frites sont bonnes et recouverte de juste assez de sauce. \n\nMa suggestion: la sp\u00e9ciale No\u00ebl \u00e0 la tourti\u00e8re avec ketchup aux fruits et betteraves. le m\u00e9lange des saveurs est parfait. \n\nPetit conseil: La petite est amplement suffisante! Le bol a l'air petit \u00e0 premi\u00e8re vue, mais avec la montagne de garniture servie sur le dessus, c'est bien assez! \n\nLa salade de chou vaut \u00e9galement la peine. En fait, elle est exactement comme je les aime! \n\nLe d\u00e9cor est assez original. L'endroit est d\u00e9cor\u00e9 de sac de patates \u00e0 l'effigie du restaurant. Les bancs sont de gros rectangles en bois fix\u00e9s au sol. Les tables sont en m\u00e9tal. J'aime beaucoup.\n\nC'est le restaurant parfait pour \u00e9couter un match de sport entre amis sur les t\u00e9l\u00e9visions accroch\u00e9es au mur ou simplement pour rassasier l'envie d'une bonne poutine.
__label__4 This is so my kind of place. I'm not even what you'd consider a \"country girl\" but the laid back, fun-loving scene with tasty beer, grub and music is totally my style. For some reason I've seem to be into taking my cowboy boots everywhere and have fallen in love with the western scene, so I like to drag my kicks out on the dance floor for some dancin. The live music is great and people are totally down to boogie. Not in the bump n gridn kinda way you see all over Old Town, but in the get your ugly funk on kinda way.\n\nThe food is definitely southwestern comfort food. Not a whole lot in the way of meatless fare, but I've only eaten here once. The deep fried grilled cheese was, well...exactly what you'd expect. Pretty good. Love me some shoestring fries and I could probably just have those for a whole meal. The jalapeno mac n cheese was surprisingly spicy in a good way. Beer and wine selections are both terrific. This spot is totally becoming a regular weekend hangout!
__label__2 Let's talk food.  Started with the wings and they were very good.  Ordered the ribs for dinner.  They were not so tender and the flavor is just not that great, to me. The cole slaw fell flat.  No zest, no zing, flavor just not so great.  The fries were great.  Husband ordered the Steer Here sandwich and said it was pretty good, but he also was not a fan of the slaw.  Atmosphere was good but we left before the live music started.
__label__1 Great Venue, Good Food, Terrible Service.\n\nShort Review: We were completely ignored, waited forever to get our food order taken and I had to take up my soda to the bar to get a refill.\n\nLong Review: We were planning on going out to eat before getting to The Western, but after hitting traffic we thought we'd play it safe and just eat at the venue. We had never been, so when we arrived at 7:00 we thought the doors would be open to serve food, but when they say doors open and 7:30, they open at 7:30. As we were waiting outside, 7:30 rolled around and we were told the doors would be opening at 7:45 instead. Okay, fine, we were hungry but we could wait. 7:45, doors didn't open. 8:00, doors didn't open. Finally around 8:15, 15 minutes after the show was suppose to start we got in and we grabbed one of the first tables we saw, right at the front near the stage. \n\nWe sat down and were handed menus pretty quickly. A waitress came around and asked if we'd been helped, we said no and ordered a Coke (which was 90% ice) and PBR. We then mentioned that we'd be ordering food tonight. Then about a minute later another waitress came over and asked if we'd been helped, we said yes and assumed they a communication or organizational issue. About 5 minutes later a bartender brought over our drinks and we started noticing food being brought out to the booths behind us. We overheard the people behind us get asked if they wanted food to eat twice, yet our waitress walked right by us. We tried several times to flag someone down, but the opening band had already begun to play so it was difficult to get anyone's attention. \n\nAfter being ready for 15 minutes, and watching everyone else get their food orders, our waitress came back and we finally got our order in. I don't remember the specifics but we got the grilled cheese and a burger. We got our food about 5 minutes later, which was okay, nothing special. At that point we were so hungry would have been happy if they just brought us over some Taco Bell. About halfway through the meal, we both ran out of drinks, down to the last drop of watered down Coke. We began another round of find your waitress as our food got cold. And once again she walked past a few times. After about 5 minutes of trying I just gave up and walked over to the end of the bar with my empty glass. Our waitress walked over to the bar and since the bartender was busy I asked her for another Coke and PBR. She replied with a cheery, \"Sure! I'll bring that right over!\" I guess she didn't find it strange that I was trying to get my own refill. She brought over our drinks and we finished our meal. Then the fastest service we got was her bringing us the bill. \n\nMaybe we picked a bad table. Maybe we picked a hectic night. All I know is I may be back to see a show, but I definitely will be eating somewhere else beforehand.
__label__4 I have used three different cleaning services for my home in Las Vegas and while all have done an excellent job of cleaning, not all have done so at a reasonable price.\n\nLittle Lamb Cleaning works extremely well, very fast and at the right price.  Brenda communicates well throughout the entire process and payment was easy to take care of.\n\nThey're now my \"go to\" cleaners in Las Vegas!  Outstanding work.  Highly recommended.
__label__4 this place is amazing!!!! My wife decided to get me into vaping so i can stop smoking. i was lookin at yelp to see which vape shop has a great review, Yosi came on top so we went there. we was help by Aaron, he explained everything we need to know about vaping. he was very helpful and friendly. This is the kind of place ya'll need to go. i will for sure make this as my vaping need store! once again thanks Aaron for your help!!!! and thank you YoSI team!
__label__4 Great service, professional, great price, lots of selection, def come back here again! And highly recommend!!!
__label__0 Not the best customer service at all. Went in to get juice because a friend of mine told me how good it was. Started off tasting, wasnt to bad found a juice I liked. As soon as it came to asking a question about my mod it was like I was asking to much. He was more interested in what he was doing. I work in the the customer service industry and if your gonna treat people like that don't expect to be open very long.
__label__1 After having an overwhelmingly positive first experience here, and preaching the gospel of Longboards to all who would listen, it's time to recant.\n\nI don't want to die a martyr for a restaurant I don't believe in.\n\nHere's what happened. We stopped in just after 5pm on the day they opened. Everything, with the exception of the strange salsa situation (they don't give you much and they charge a lot for it) was wonderful.\n\nThe food was great, the service was attentive, and we were impressed with their draught beer selection. I ordered the tempura avocado tacos and LOVED them. The Mr enjoyed what he ordered as well.\n\nAnd that's where the good stops.\n\nYesterday evening, we stopped in after calling to make sure that they had power. We sat at the bar and ordered ginger ales to drink. Driving on all those curvy roads to circumvent the downed trees and intersections without traffic lights had made me both hungry and queasy. But the ginger ale tasted weird. The ratio of syrup and carbonated water was way off. This portended much of what was to come.\n\nWe chose to order the guacamole, since it supposedly was made to order. Um, no. It wasn't. It tasted okay, but wasn't anything to write home about it. And the chips were BORING. Plus, our server/bartender tried to convince us to buy salsa for $.50 no fewer than 3 times throughout our meal. What?\n\nI ordered the tempura avocado bowl, since I had enjoyed it so much in taco form just a few weeks ago. The Mr had a chicken burrito with \"baja\" fries. Hmmmmm...bland. Everything.\n\nMy bowl had rice and beans (which were okay), diced red pepper (didn't really go with everything else) and a TON of minced onion. There was some dairy-laden sauce on top. But the true travesty was the tempura avocado. The tempura batter failed on every level. It was not crisp. Not flavorful. It added nothing to the bowl. And the flavor of the avocado was just wrong. I ended up pushing it all to the side of the bowl because I couldn't eat any more. Which surprised even me, since I'm an avocado lover.\n\nThe Mr's burrito was forgettable, except for the high concentration of cumin, which made it harder to forget. Oh, and the \"baja\" fries? Just french fries with some supposed lime salt. All we tasted were fries. Such a disappointment.\n\nI'm sad. I wanted this place to be great. I wanted them to create a culture of fun and great food. They've done neither. My verdict: save your money and go somewhere with creative menu items, good prices and a consistent experience. Not Longboards.
__label__1 We went for a late lunch on a Saturday afternoon, there were about 4 other tables that were occupied. When we walked through the door, there was not one staff person on the floor. \n\nWe waited a few minutes for someone to come out and greet us, which should have probably been our first clue as to how the experience was going to be.  We sat down and our server came over (who was very nice, just clearly not very informed) to get our drink orders and tell us about the menu.\n\nWe ordered the 'mini enchiladas' at least I believe that is what they were called, what they really were is the frozen Mexican egg roll that you get somewhere like Chili's...dissapointing to say the least, especially for $8.50.\n\nI wanted to order two different tacos, but they don't allow that....why I don't know.  But they have what they call a 'sampler platter', which is chef's choice each day.  I ordered that with 2 tacos, since our waitress told me that it worked out because the two I wanted were 2 of the 3 that were available that day. Problem solved...or so I thought.  She came back a few minutes later saying that the tacos went in a certain 'order' so i couldn't have those 2, I would have to order the 3 tacos to get the two I wanted. I agreed, since my boyfriend would eat the one I didn't.  \n\nThe order then came out and it was 3 of the taco I didn't want....I informed the person who brought them out, who I believe was the manager, she said she would take them back and bring me what I ordered. Then she came back and said that our waitress was clearly having a problem with communication, because the 2 tacos I wanted were not in fact the tacos on the sampler platter.  In the end I just ordered 2 tilapia tacos. They were dry and didn't have any flavor, there was more red onion on the taco than anything else.\n\nWe really wanted to support a new local business, but I can safely say that with all of the other great places to get tacos around southend we will not be returning.
__label__0 I had him fix the front of my house and he did a decent job. Then I gave the assignment to do my entire backyard. To my utter disappointment it's 80% clover. He gave an absolute assurance that this will not happen. Don't waste your money get a real professional company.
__label__4 I came across this lawn company while searching for a landscaper and am so glad I did!!  Omar is awesome and his company did a great job on a fall cleanup on my yard! I am now on a monthly plan and am excited to get my yard back in a healthy state again. I highly recommend.
__label__1 Two stars might be a little low but I expected much more from Mr. Fox. We regularly visit many of his restaurants and Little Cleo's was a little disappointing. My wife and I ate dinner on a very busy Saturday night on the patio in July. Though the weather is no fault of Little Cleo's we were sweating nonstop through the whole meal until we finally decided to move inside to the bar. \n\nWe both elected for the summer special. Four courses and I had the wine pairing. The service was okay, the staff was friendly and really busy. The oysters and shrimp cocktail were good but nothing that you can't get anywhere else for half the price. The frog legs were good but I felt the novelty of them was the biggest selling point. Grilled octopus was really good. Loupe de mer was nice and the seafood boullabaise was as good as any I've ever had elsewhere. The wine pairing was overly priced and not that well paired. One came out 15 minutes before the course so I drank most of it by the time the food arrived. The other two pairings were fine but in hindsight I would have rather ordered one glass for the meal at half the price and less laborious. Our desserts were excellent. Beignets and buttermilk pie!\n\nOverall we felt like we were paying for the Fox brand. Next time we will go elsewhere for seafood but we still enjoy many other Fox concepts.
__label__1 We were a party of six and ordered 9 items altogether And the food was good. But it took 2 hours from being seated to getting the bill. One hour before our main dishes appeared. We had to remind the waiter twice about the desserts.\nWe were seated upstairs, which perhaps slows things down. But this place is not cheap and two hours for a Chinese dinner is absurd.
__label__2 This is a Chinese bistro, with a mix of Asian foods, mostly Chinese, but not intended to be authentic. There are some good things and some bad things. The service was fine, if not a bit slow to collect money at the end. The calamari was excellent. The orange chicken had too much of an orange flavour in the end. They delivered six sauces to the table, but there was never any attempt to explain them or introduce their usage at all. Sort of drop a plate on the table and do what you need to do with them.
__label__0 Same as another poster I wish I could give them a 0. Truly the worst airline I have ever dealt with and I fly quite a bit. I have no problem with all the fees they make it very clear what their policy is from the beginning. But that is about the only thing good in my opinion.\n I was coming home from Ft Lauderdale and there were three flight leaving around the same time,  they only had 7 agents working We were in line for over an hour just to give them our bags, we already had our boarding passes. My son was meeting me in Ft Lauderdale flying out of Mesa, Az at 12:55am and after waiting an hour and a half then sitting on the plane they pulled him and 8 other people off because of weather they said they could not get to Ft Lauderdale. They gave the people nothing except a refund or a flight the next night at 12:55am so  my son had to sit in the airport for over 30 hours to wait for the next flight. Then I found out the flight did go all the way to Ft Lauderdale when I went to the counter. So I believe they lied to my son and the 8 other people. We had plans to go to Orlando when he got in, I ended up having to cancel and losing my money, then spending more money on getting a hotel in Ft Lauderdale\nI also noticed they are horrible about over booking the flights. I was on 4 different flights on this trip and there were always many people with other people already in their seats and we heard many comments from other passengers that this happens all the time. We also heard from a lot of people about them just canceling flights for no real reason and real soon to take off time.\nThe two planes that I was on had many broken seats and some had no tray tables. at one point the person on front of me put their seat back and was practically laying in my lap. The flight attendant just laughed and said \"yeah it must be broken\".  The shoddy maintenance inside the cabin really makes me worry about the parts we can't see. \nThere are more things but I do not have time to write them all. I highly recommend NOT!!!!!!! using this airline. It really is not worth the cheaper price and really if you bring bags or want water it really is not that much cheaper.
__label__3 Well, i like the idea of Motel One. Always in the center of the city, somehow modern design, good beds. No fancy unnecessary stuff. All of this is true for this motel one in Edinburgh. Perfectly located even if it's hard to discover. \nBreakfast is ok, but not more. \nService is friendly. \nNo twin rooms available..
__label__4 Don't let the line scare you they are very quick with the food preparation, and I love the recharge bar concept.
__label__1 My first visit here, I came for lunch with friends and it was packed.  This place kind of reminded me of Panera Bread, but with more choices and a little bit cheaper.  They only took half my order because you order soup/ salad first then down the line you can order soup.  They got my sandwich order, but completely overlooked me and went to the person behind me,  I did manage to squeeze in my soup order (I was going for the pick 2). \n\nMy other friend was successful in placing both his orders, but his sandwich never came down to the cashier. Then they said they will bring it out to him and it took almost 15 minutes even when he went back to ask them what happen to his sandwich.\n\nWhen it came to finding a table, the empty ones were dirty with no one in sight to clean or wipe off the table.  I had to go to the cashier to ask them to send someone or give me a towel to wipe it off.  \n\nI did enjoy my turkey spinach artichoke panini sandwich though.
__label__1 First off all you pushed through the line very quickly while they yell questions at you and continue to push you through the line.  Soup had cold and hot spots in it.  The sandwich was just ok, had better, the chocolate covered strawberry tasted like dirt, and the plain chunk of bread they give you for the soup was a waste, should of been a bread of flavor like Sourdough or Baguette.  Very disappointed.\n\nOh the ignoring signs they have on the tables that take about 90% of the table about not going to save a seat need to go.
__label__2 Meh.. Not great and not horrible. The salads are decent portions, and all my friends that got the soup said they really liked it. The sandwiches were small, there are three sandwich shops now all in the same shopping center.  I personally think beach hut deli has better portion, and better tasting sandwiches. While this place is good, it doesn't stand out to me.
__label__4 The team here is absolutely amazing. The customer service is unlike anywhere else and the prices are more than fair. In addition, the food tastes great- I truly have no complaints. Thank you so much :)
__label__1 I was pleasantly surprised the first time I went to cafe Zupas. The sandwiches that I was interested in were very good and the clam chowder was nice and thick. I would have definitely given it 4 stars. \n\nNot all good things last though. I recently went for the 3rd time and was very disappointed. First off they had decided to discontinue the sale of some of their very good sandwiches including the Thai peanut sandwich and Asian Pork sandwich. I particularly liked these sandwiches because they tasted great and they were unique. I had another sandwich which was just ok. In addition, the clam chowder was now very watery. I probably will not be back.\n\nI do have to point out though that the customer service is always very good and they have other food choices but after their decisions about what they are excluding it just left a bad taste in my mouth (figuratively).
__label__0 Both sandwiches blew. Honestly. I want my $19 back. \nThe honey bacon turkey, or whatever the hell I ordered, had \"fake turkey\"... really? It's not like I went to a place known for pasta and ordered a sandwich. It's a SANDWICH SHOP, and they skimp on the quality of their deli meats. *smdh*\nThe sandwich itself was way too greasy and the honey mustard was neon yellow in color. Terrifying. \nHubs ordered the pork sandwich and it was dry (no bbq sauce?), there wasn't any sort of seasoning on the cabbage, the whole thing was just overwhelmed by the choice of thick ciabatta bread. \nSoup was okay, but not very hot. \nI did think the stale piece of bread and 2 rotted \"chocolate covered\" strawberries were an excellent touch. *side eye*
__label__3 My mother in law was in for a visit and we were in the mood for soup and salad. I had been wanting to try Caf\u00e9 Zupas and this seemed like the perfect opportunity. As we walked in, the young lady at the front door explained the menu and offerings - this was very helpful seeing it was our first visit. It was busy, but the staff at the counter took the time to explain things and let us taste a few of the soups, which was very helpful. \n\nI had the chicken enchilada chili and the BBQ chicken salad. Both were great. My mother in law loved her food as well. The meal also came with a chocolate covered strawberry. It actually was a lot of food.  The only bland part of the meal was the bread that came with the soup - it was nothing special. \n\nThe dining room was very nice and the attendant in the room was a really sweet, helpful lady.\n\nI'll definitely plan on returning in the future.
__label__0 This \"new\" location is worse than the one that closed down, down the street. The other day I asked for a McCrib & the drive thru attendant went on and on about how they don't have it till next week & that it isn't real meat & it doesn't have real BBQ sauce & questioned me why I would want that sandwich to begin with! I came back the next day & a different drive thru attendant was equally rude! If I could, I would give them zero stars.
__label__0 J'ai d\u00e9couvert ce restaurant lors d'un souper d'un groupe. Le service que nous avons re\u00e7u manquait grandement de professionnalisme.\n\nNous \u00e9tions un groupe de 6 personnes et nous avons du attendre plus de 45 minutes entre nos deux services. La nourriture \u00e9tait ''correct'' mais sans plus. Il y a une diff\u00e9rence de 15$ entre l'entr\u00e9e de tartare et le repas de tartare, qui est similaire en terme de portion, \u00e0 la diff\u00e9rence du repas qui vient avec des frites. On se serait attendu \u00e0 un peu plus pour cette diff\u00e9rence de prix.\n\nNous avons fait part au propri\u00e9taire de nos remarques. Il nous a mentionn\u00e9 de fa\u00e7on s\u00e8che qu'il n'avait pas besoin de clients comme nous et nous a invit\u00e9 \u00e0 partir sans payer apr\u00e8s notre repas. Nous avons essay\u00e9 de nouveau de lui exposer notre point de vue, sans aucune ouverture de sa part disant qu'il n'avait jamais eu de commentaires n\u00e9gatifs de la part des clients.\n\nBref, un endroit que je d\u00e9conseille.
__label__1 Not so much. My wife and I love coffee and we have tried a lot of different coffees and coffee houses. This one was like hot water with no flavor or character whatsoever. We both had the cappuccino with skim and it was flavorless. The barista graciously replaced these with a cold mocha which we took to go. These were just as bad and ended up down the drain. On the up side, the breakfast sandwiches were good (not great). All in all for us this place was not worth the trip from where we live and we won't be back.
__label__3 I consider myself a BBQ snob as I eat Q at least once a week and I have a nice smoker and do a few events each year...BBQ and Blues is my favorite here in CLT.\nEnough about me...I have been to Moe's on three occasions and feel this guys do a decent job with their Q.  They do pulled pork, smoked turkey, chicken, brisket and ribs.  The side are very good and sometimes a little over creative.  The mac and cheese could use some help but the sweet potatoes and greens are very good along with a few others.\n\nThese guys know their stuff and smoke their meat using fruit wood or a combination of with hickory.  I would rate this guys above the joints uptown Charlotte and a little better than Macs on south blvd\n\nThe portions are a good size, for example a meat with two sides and a drink is $10.00 for a platter. You can add another meat for $3.00.\n\nThe beer selection is not bad either.\n\nGive this place a try, you won't regret it one bit....Keep on Smok'n
__label__2 We stopped at Moe's today for lunch.  My wife had the pulled pork sandwich with sides of sweet potato casserole and Cole slaw and I had a shrimp sandwich with sides of mac 'n cheese and black eyed pea salad.  Our meals were both good.  Service was very good.
__label__2 They're also known as McGuire Research. This would be a good job for a teenager, or for someone trying to get into or get back into the working class. Training is awesome, and the trainer is very great and thorough. Once you get into work though, you will be disappointed in how your workspace looks like. You're shoulder to shoulder with other 300+ employees (literally) and there's only 2 bathrooms for you all to use. It is not the best place to work, but if you're desperate, go here. It's better than a couple of other places I have worked at during tough times. Also, the people above you are very nice (above meaning supervisors, schedulers, office workers). It's not a place to stay at forever, unless you speak Cantonese. They pay Cantonese speakers I believe $14+ an hour.
__label__1 Food - eh.\n    Ceasar salad loaded with dressing and way too much pepper (my mouth was burning!). Entree's were mediocre - poor.\n\nService - blah.\n      Order was messed up twice, but we only sent it back once just so that we could eat our meals at the same time!\n\nAtmosphere - Very Nice. Patio is very nice on a nice night.\n\nOverall - Not worth your time.
__label__2 Had to drop my rating a couple of stars because they never offer the trout for the 3 course lunch special anymore.  The trout is what really made the lunch special great.
__label__3 Delicious food and impeccable service.  I dined here alone on business, sitting at the bar.  My salmon entr\u00e9e was prepared to order, and excellent.  Wine list is quite good.\nMarinara sauce with bread  a great, free starter.
__label__2 I just had dinner at Diya with my boyfriend. The food was good but it was pricey. It has small portions and is definitely fine dining. If you are looking for an inexpensive night of Indian food with large portions, this is not the place.
__label__3 Went to this food truck at the Las Vegas Foodie Fest on 4/26. The gentelmen that was working the truck informed me that it was a local truck and they were launching to the public via the foodie fest. The truck was very clean and the prices seemed a bit high especially for launching day but I was eager to try it. I noticed that this food truck seemed to have some tyoe of rewards system setup where you scan a QR code i imagine to get a discount I didnt get much information on it of how to sign up the sign was just out there. The truck was very well fitted i saw that they had an entire POS system setup with a clear modem and all. The ipad had a square on it that allowed them to take credit cards and it also wirelessly printed the reciepts to a printer that was seup on the side, pretty trick for a food truck. I wanted to try the asian wrap but they were already sold out so we settled for da lobsta ballz and da pho-licious \"Q\". Im not sure what it was but i felt like they lobsta ballz lacked something something to give them a kick or make the lobsta stand out. Da Pho-licious Q was really good however i found the pieces of meat to be a bit too big for a sandwhich that i truly wanted to share. \n\nI decided to re-try the food truck on saturday 4/27. I wanted to try the asian wrap again but again they were out of it. So this time we had da tofu nachos da meatballz and vegtable wa da pho. The tofu nachos were spectacular they made my wife and step son really like them and they are not tofu eaters at all. Da meatballz were also full of flavor and we're very tasteful. The pho was good too.
__label__0 Decided to try this place out due to the awesome decor but was sadly disappointed. Coming from a restaurant background I know what to expect and what is incorrect. To start off my boyfriend and I were greeted with an unfriendly guy who looked like he was more than ready to leave for the night. he brought us our drinks then disappeared for quite some time. By the time he came around to ask for an appetizer order we were already losing patience. The food took forever to hit the table. The food was mediocre and the service didn't help. We had to ask several different people to fill our waters and were only checked on once which was when we asked for the check. I had high hopes for this place but simply left with leaving a note on the check saying \"service needs a lot of work, step it up.\" Won't be going back.
__label__0 While the building is amazing, the food is not good at all and the service is worse. We waited over 30 min after we paid our check to get a to-go bean burrito. The \"acting manager\" was also the cook and was not concerned about the issue. The corn was dried out and tasted like it was from a can. The cherry chipotle steak tacos got its flavor from the slathered on chipotle mayo. Phoenix KNOWS great Mexican food and this is not it. Save cash and go to Ranch Market. Our experience was an expensive nightmare.
__label__1 My only thought about Taco Guild is that is it not worth it.  I love tacos, so it's safe to  say I was looking forward to trying this place.  Now I'd like to make it clear that my star total is strictly for the food.  The service, the decor and the ambiance are wonderful.  This place is beautiful and everyone was super friendly.  I will go back just because the experience was awesome, but I won't be the one suggesting it, because of the food.  The food was alright, but not outstanding.  I do like the options.  They have a duck taco and a lamb taco.  So that's fun.  However, the tacos were small.  For $4-$5 a taco, two should fill me up.  And you don't get a free side unless you buy 3 tacos, otherwise they run about $2.50.  I had a side of rice which probably wouldn't have filled up my hand.  I get that they are quality local ingredients, but I feel like the markup is a little ridiculous.  If you have a large appetite and a small budget, I DO NOT recommend Taco Guild.  Being that we live in Arizona, there are MANY other taco options around.  If you do go, go for the building.  It is really lovely.
__label__3 Right after I posted my review, someone from the restaurant contacted me. Super professional, apologized for the noisiness, acknowledged it was an issue and thanked me for my review. I don't know why, but that just totally impresses me. Will definitely go back!
__label__4 Another great addition to downtown!!! I love that they use the same kind of tortillas you would find in Mexico. Interesting history in this church. I love how they kept a lot of the original church in the remodel. At this moment I am eating their salsa which is perfect. Spicy but not like you ate the sun. The tacos are Mexico meets urban. Super creative. I'll be back for sure!
__label__3 Fun atmosphere with very helpful staff. Menu include tequila flights - dependent upon your wallet, street taco - order three and add a side. The tortillas are made the same day -- super fresh and tasty. I tried the pork adovado and shrimp .. the pork was one of the best tacos I have ever had. the shrimp was tasty. Sat at the bar - bartender John.. great attitude and service. only draw back was the marg - only had it frozen on happy hour - would have like it on the rocks at happy hour price ($5) -- having said that - it was a good marg.
__label__1 Two stars for a nice interior and the manager offering to comp our lunch.  However, I was not looking for a free lunch.  I was excited to have an opportunity to eat lunch here as I am usually serving lunch myself.  We showed up after 12:30 and it was still a little busy.  We waited about 10 minutes for a table as I didn't feel like eating lunch at the bar, bad choice.  After 2 different people brought us water and chips our waitress finally made an appearance.  I had the taco plate with a free side and he had a steak burrito with a free side.  My meal came out pretty quick however his meal came out 7 minutes later.  My free side turned out to be ice cold rice and his free side never arrived.  It's not really a free side if you don't bring the said side.  Our food delivery and drink refills were done by other servers.  At no point did our waitress or any other server ask how our meal was or if we needed anything, isn't that server 101?!? Check on your tables.  My boyfriend had to leave and get back to work as it was taking a long time and could not foresee when our server would reappear.  When she finally decided to check on me and brought the bill she apologized for the confusion?  What confusion?!  She told us she would be our server so I expect she will be serving us, not everyone else.  She just flat out IGNORED us!  When she knew I was not pleased she got short with me.  Probably not how you should treat a displeased customer.  \n\nWhitney, dear this business is not for you and stop putting blame elsewhere.  \n\nI'm not sure I will be back for lunch.  Maybe when it cools off the patio would be a nice experience.  And the food, pretty good but not worth the bad service.  Also, the manager should be managing his staff not tending the bar at lunch time.
__label__0 So they claim to be open till 11pm. We just walked in at 10:14 and we're greeted at the door with \"I'm sorry we already did last call just a little bit ago and we are gunna close a little early.\" There were at least 15 people still in the restaurant and closing a little early doesn't mean doing last call an hour before you close. How unprofessional and just plain bad service. I understand it's tuesday and everyone wants to go home but you decided to be in the service industry. Needless to say we won't ever be back to support this place.
__label__4 This was my first time in and I was not disappointed!! I loved it so much that I am going to return tomorrow for lunch!! The chips and salsa are delicious and tacos are perfectly portioned! I can't wait to go back and try it all! The atmosphere is great too! Once you try this place you will be hooked!! :)
__label__4 Great spot to find a wide variety of records, and most other things music related! They also have guitars and amps, and everything is priced fairly. The owner is friendly and always helpful to answer any questions you may have. I mostly enjoy that they have records old and new. You're bound to find entertainment when you walk through the door!
__label__4 Not just the best pool downtown, but one of the better pools in Las Vegas.  It is small but it has 3 levels.  The top level to the left is the secret topless area so if you ever have a hard time finding a spot, you can rely on this area to have seats.  Usually no one is topless anyway.  Of course they have the shark tank with different species of sharks, ahi tuna, groupers and more.  I was here at 1:30 on Wednesday and they were feeding them.  Pretty cool.  Drinks? Also why this is a good spot. 16oz budlight is $5.95.  Cocktails $7.  Great prices for a pool in Las Vegas.  They're usually lots of kids so if that's not your bag, maybe not the spot for you.
__label__0 Terrible! Multiple groups were waiting near the hostess stand and no employee noticed until someone went and found one. Not a busy night - multiple open tables. Finally was sat and waited yet another 20+ minutes to get drink orders. Supposed \"computer issue\" (I understand these things do happen occasionally) but groups before and after us received their entrees, paid, and left before we received our appetizer. Entrees finally arrived and were cold and lacking flavor. Should/would have gone somewhere else if others weren't busy. It should have told us something when they were the only restaurant with available tables at the epicenter. Off night?
__label__0 One of the worst dining experiences! While out waiter was very friendly, the service he provided was less than stellar and his menu knowledge even less. We ordered a martini special that wasn't even actually a martini (served in a rocks glass with ice) which ended up NOT being on special when the bill came. A few of our entrees came out cold ( my risotto was warm but had the consistency of paste). To top it all of 2 of the people at our table were over charged on their bills from what the menu price was. AND even after all that, we never saw a manager, no apology....nothing! Never going back!
__label__3 What is there that you can say about laboratory office?  This is one of those businesses where it kind of is what it is.  At this quest diagnostic location it's gone pretty smooth for me. I have been here a couple of times with my son and they did a very good job. They are quick they're clean their nice and they don't lose your blood samples. It is what it is.  This isn't the kind of yelp review where I am going to rave about coming back. Obviously it's not enjoyable to get your blood drawn. However in the event that I need blood drawn I'll come to this location.
__label__4 An amazing find.  We were leaving lunch and just stumbled on this place...  I went RIGHT for the handbag section.  Chanel, Louie...  they have it all.  In great condition.  I ended up scoring the most amazing Tod's bag at a steal of a price and my friend got a dress that would have easily cost $500 at Barney's for like $70.  \n\nStaff is incredible and so friendly.  They also get subtle hints about how much you're willing to pay.  I was coveting a Chanel bag that was out of my price range but they noticed me spying another Chanel and subtly said, \"This one is reasonably priced\"...  in a way that didn't make me feel like a pauper.  \n\nIf you're near this place or traveling to Scottsdale, check out this store.  You won't regret it.  And you probably won't leave without one of their cute yellow shopping bags!
__label__3 Nice shop.  Seems geared for the younger slender customer .  Nice handbags and accessories.  I felt too heavy for the shop and I am a  10-12.  The fashions appeared current and the shop owner was pleasant.
__label__2 Love the idea! We need more places where we can get some healthy eats and drinks!\nSmoothies and Juices ($7) are great and they have tons of options (squash, beats, ginger, avocado, peppers, gogi, peanut butter, almond milk, coconut water, coco, etc.). You can also make your own. They sweeten most of their drinks with organic raw blue agave. \nEats ($10) were a little disappointing. This is where the three star rating comes in place. My husband got the Indochin which is a more of a noodle bowl. The flavor was very similar to curry, but doesn't say that on the description, so if you don't like curry don't get this. I got the Gulf of Mexico which was a salad. The shrimp is raw not grilled and the avocado cream is more like mashed avocado. Coming in, I expect it to be healthy; however, being healthy doesn't mean lacking in flavor. I wanted to grab some salt and pour it all over my healthy salad! Not good. I love the concept....so I will be giving it another shot.\nCustomer Service: Employees were quick and helpful!
__label__0 Where do I start? I recently moved into the neighborhood  and was extremely excited when I noticed this place. I love a quick healthy option and this seemed perfect. Well, far from it. One evening I decided to try it out, checked their hours on the website to be sure they were open it was 8:30p and their site stated they closed at 9:00p. Awesome. When I got there 10 minutes later I walked in to the chairs being stacked up and food being put away. I kindly asked if they were still open to which the 6 employees standing around responded in unison looking around at each other, \"uuuuhhhhhh, uuuummmmm....kinda.\"  So I'm standing at the door like an idiot waiting for someone to say \"of course, we're open until 9:00p, how can I help you?!\" But no, I had to make the first move to say  \"well, sorry to bother you I guess I'll try this some other time\" .  They said bye, GIGGLED, and continued closing up shop early. \n\nMy second attempt was unfortunately forced upon me this afternoon. I'm a medical sales rep and cater several lunches per week and had a request for gluten free meals. Grabba Green came to mind so I placed a phone order. After providing my CC info I made a split second decision to ask for all sauces on the side. The employee became quickly and noticeably exasperated, literally sighing and speaking a million miles a minute telling me she now had to hurry and go tell the cooks that sauce was on the side, to which I APOLOGIZED, just before she hung up on me. I showed up, practically bagged my own food, and left.\n\nIf service was better I could see myself using them a couple times a week to cater these lunches (which typically range from 15-50 people and at about $10/meal that would be a nice bit of business for one order). I don't care how great/healthy their food is, the service is horrible and their employees are incredibly rude. If I were the owners I would be livid at the way these kids are representing my business.
__label__3 I went this past weekend for the first time in a few months. I used to work close by and was excited for them to open as there aren't a ton of healthy options in the area aside from Wildflower (which is always packed during lunch). The first time I went, I tried the Southwest, which is delicious. It came in a container the size of a chinese take-out container. When they first opened, they only had smoothies. I think it confused a lot of people that their tagline was food + juice but they didn't have actual juice. I forgot which smoothie I got but remember it being kind of icey and just OK.\n\nI later went back on a hot summer day and tried their Energy juice which has pineapple, mint, coconut water, and apple. It was so good. I could probably drink that everyday. It's so light and refreshing!\n\nThis past time I decided to try their South Beach and got the Energy again. The South Beach's vinaigrette was a bit too much for me. I should have asked for it on the side. My boyfriend got the Boost juice. It was good but not very sweet. If it had apple or some other kind of sugary fruit in it, it would have been better for us. \n\nTheir prices are a little higher than similar places. However, it's because they use organic ingredients. If you're wondering if they're actually a healthy place or a fake healthy place, you can go to their website to view nutrition information. $10 for a salad is pricey for me and not something I would do frequently. If organic is important to you, paying more wouldn't be a big deal. Overall, the food and juices are great, the price tag, not so much.
__label__0 Where's the beef? Very little beef on the sandwich.  Got the Philly with Am. Cheese sandwich. The cheese was over-melted, you could not tell if it had cheese on it. No peppers and very little onions on this sandwich.
__label__0 Whoever orders from here is crazy. I ordered two \"famous\" cheese steaks. Both weren't started until 15 minutes after I ordered. They cool each order 1 at a time. \n\nThe sandwich was bland, there was no salt, the mushrooms were clearly from frozen and not cooked long enough. The meat count was skimpy as well. \n\nThis place claims to have been on the Food Network, but less than 6 months ago it was a catfish restaurant. \n\nBasically Gino's in Philly has absolutely nothing to worry about.
__label__1 I thought if I go inside and order in person it would prevent mistakes. I was wrong they ordered 3 extra things that I never said I wanted that were expensive. I didn't think The total sounded right but wasn't sure until I got home. Unreal!
__label__4 Nailbarllc is the best in town. They do an excellent job and the team is great.  Lana, Hieu,  Ivy, Katie. ...love them all! I highly recommend and would not go anywhere.  I am a client for life:-)
__label__2 The staff is extremely nice and I really enjoyed my experience. Friendly, gentle, and caring. \n\nPlenty to choose from for gel options, however not a big selection for regular polishes. I loved my gel manicure, it turned out fantastic. However, I did get a pedicure with regular polish which chipped within the first few days of having it.
__label__4 Just got back from the ATV tour from DeTour Vegas and had an awesome day all together. Safak and Jen are rockstars they made the experience as perfect as it could be. We are living on the strip and they picked us up at the hotel on time and took us to the location of the tour which is a dry flat land the drive is approx 40 mins. After a few tips we were on our way around the trail Safak made sure that we were having the most fun and also being safe. After the tour they were nice enough to show us the Hoover damn and also swing by in-n-burger !!! Being from jersey that was a treat. All in all when I come back to Vegas I'm definitely paying these guys another visit and try out their other activities.
__label__4 Wow!!  This was amazing!!! It was such a unique fun experience that really made my vacation. \n\n  They come and pick you up if you need a way to get there, and both the instructors are very friendly, experienced, and fun which made the experience that much greater. You learn tricks, change up speeds, and ride over a multitude of terrains it was AMAZING!\n\n  I really didn't know what to expect but I can say it was better than anything I could of imagine. Thanks for the great time, I am definitely going to come by again!
__label__4 Great, amazing food! I've ordered delivery from them probably 5/6 times now and just discovered them prob not even a month ago. 1 thing I order every time is their mussels on the appetizer menu i love seeing the spices ect in the \"finished\" product. The delivery gentlemen are great as well so polite and bring my dinner in a igloo cooler/ container to keep it warm....I love trying \"independent\"restaurants and this one definitely gets a 5 star because the consistency of the quality of food I've ordered in the last month!
__label__3 Interesting an unique odds and ends from everywhere.\n\nI have a mixed relationship with this store. I love the opportunities to acquire stuff from ever so far away but the costs are prohibitive. I have trouble walking out of here without spending at least $100 in English candies, imported beers and spices from Asia. Grrr...
__label__0 Grenzwertige Erfahrung:\nPositiv fand ich, das man sich quasi seinen Wunschburger zusammenbauen kann und die recht gute Lage in der Innenstadt, eigentlich keine Schlechte Alternative zu McDonalds und Co die in der Stadt. Die Einrichtung ist sehr schick,auch wenn mir das Pers\u00f6nlich nicht zum Burger essen nicht wirklich passt.Ist aber Ansichtssache.\nGeschmacklich sind die Burger in Ordnung,mehr aber auch nicht. \u00c4ndert auch nichts dran das es Bio ist(ok,die Jalapenos waren sehr gut,aber das wars auch.). Das Fleisch war bei meinen letzten Besuchen innen immer rot. Auf Nachfrage hie\u00df es,es w\u00e4re so Absicht. Naja bin da etwas anderer Meinung mit rohem Hackfleischmein Magen hat sich an dem Abend bedankt. Die Pommes sind f\u00fcr meinen Geschmack zu lasch und hart gewesen. Preislich f\u00fcr meinen Geschmack zu hoch,Preis-Leistung stimmt leider nicht.\nWerde mal in ferner Zukunft vielleicht mal wieder reinschauen, in der Hoffnung das es bis dahin besser geworden ist mit dem rohen Fleisch,will nicht nochmal so viel bezahlen um wieder die halbe Nacht auf der Toilette zu verbringen.\n(Wenn ich richtig informiert bin,ist es nicht zul\u00e4ssig Hackfleisch medium in der Gastronomie zu verkaufen.)
__label__1 Can't comment about too much yet , but one thing that bugs me is certain things at the school must be paid for online at the schools website, seems that they want the parents money so badly that all your information is there,all they need is your credit card number.They also charge a 90 cent fee to pay online,but you can only pay online,WTF?who gets this fee?if it's a convenience fee,I'd just send 15 bucks to the school,but you can only pay online so if the extort .90 per paying parent,sure it adds up.
__label__4 I love this bar, it's my favorite in Vegas. The vibe is laid back and the music is never too loud. I love the art on the walls, the fresh flower arrangements and the eclectic furniture. Christina and Pam have excellent taste and have made this bar a really special place to hang out. The cocktails are tasty and the staff is always friendly! Try the burning bush, it's smokey and delicious!
__label__4 I enjoyed this intimate little spot. I had a drink names \"Gods Gift\" and it was delish! The atmosphere is wonderful and I can see myself going here with friends just to chill out and enjoy some laughs. The drinks are affordable for what you get! I've had crappier drinks that were twice as much.
__label__2 Intrigued by the many positive reviews, I decided to come here  to have a few drinks with friends for my birthday. It's a small bar and if you're driving down Main St. you just might miss it. They have a small parking lot that can fit about 10 cars so best bet is to park out on the street. During the night, you don't even have to pay to park. \n\nWalking in, instantly my eyes go to the decor. Very modern and cool. They have a Buddha rabbit, Buddha chandler, & they have little tables setup with comfy couches.  The environment is very relaxed and chill unlike most hipster bars downtown. \n\nThe specialty drinks were not what I expected them to be. For instance, when I ordered Graveyard Of Champions.. The cucumber ice was Majority of the small glass. The actual drink was minimal. The presentation was cool but I basically paid $10 for a large round cucumber ice. \n\nAlso when me and my friends would order the same drink, they would taste completely different. This happened with more than 1 drink. One would taste amazing while the other would taste nothing like it. the bartenders paid close attention to you though. And there would be someone who walked around picking up our empty glasses. \n\nI'd probably return again, in hopes to write a better review next time!
__label__4 Just bought a car from them a couple weeks ago, and I am in love with my car! They were very straightforward, nice, and honest people. NO HASSLE!! It felt like we were buying a car from a friend . They treat you like a person and not another transaction, making sure that you go home happy with your purchase! No pressure at all of buying a car!! They had a good selection of cars and they are in a good location. If you are looking for good condition used cars, please come here!! Thank you crossroads for being so awesome!!!
__label__4 Nicole keeps her room clean and very organized.  I have never been sugared before so she explained to me what the product is made of (sugar, lemon and water..I think) and what to expect from the service.  When I initially called to schedule my appointment  she was great and explained that I should grow out for at least 10 days and not to exfoliate for three days before I come in.   It was tough but I listened to...  Boy did it hurt!  I've been back and each time I go the pain decreases (unless I'm PMSing, then it totally sucks...) and my hair gets thinner and thinner.  No hot wax so no burning or ripping off skin.  I even had my brows done and she did an amazing job.  Thanks Nicole,  you're the best!
__label__0 We had Nieto service for aprox 9 months. They would have an army come out to service the house every 2 weeks. All they would really do was blow and mow grass. Left most of the trees untrimmed and we had to ask to get the trees that were way over grown to get cut back. Plus we had tons of weeds that we had to ask to get taken care of. But the main problem is they would prop the gate open and never close it. We asked many times to make sure to close it so our dog wouldn't get out. Well the last straw was after coming home from being gone all day was seeing our dog running down the side walk to greet us when we got home.  There was a sign on the gate and the gate would auto close. But they would prop it open with a rock and leave. So we cancelled the service. I wouldn't recommend because they are too careless. We are extremely lucky nothing happened to our dog!
__label__4 First \"Vape\" Store in southwest.  About time!  Prices are cheap and competitive!  Good selection of products - They keep adding more every time I go there.  \n\nAwesome selection of e-juice flavors!  Staff is very friendly and informative!
__label__3 Pretty tasty bbq for sure, but the service was pretty slow (but did seem like they also had a catering gig at the same time).  Tender pork, good flavor and a sauce with gentle spice.  Good fries, the Mac and Cheese was just ok thou.  Good review on the coleslaw from table mate.  The sweet sauce seems to have more spice vs. their original.  We'll be back for sure to a nice family owned place.
__label__4 Hands down one of the best BBQ I have ever had! I have been to BBQ competitions in several states! I inhaled the BBQ beans and Pulled Pork! I ate it so fast, that I'm surprised I didn't loose a finger. This is my new favorite place for BBQ! \n\nI actually found this restaurant on the Yelp app for Locations Near Me. What a great app Yelp! So many people raved about this BBQ place, so I had to see for myself. We were greeted by the owner, a really nice and outgoing guy. I was indecisive on what I should order, which is a normal thing for me, and a pain in the ass for anyone else. Everything on the menu looked so good and there were so many sides to choose from. The owner recognized my dilemma and brought out a sample of four different sides for me to try! This almost made it harder to make a decision! I would expect a restaurant with this quality of food to be in Scottsdale! We are lucky to have it in Phoenix!  I loved the way they took traditional BBQ and added a healthy and culinary twist to it! \n\nFor the main course I had the Slider Sampler. My favorite was the pulled pork, second the beef brisket, but the pulled chicken seemed a little dry. I added a little of their BBQ sauce and it was back to awesome. I was a little piggy and got three sides with my sliders. My favorite was the BBQ Beans. I love that they included black beans in the mix. The Fresh Cut Fries were a huge size, no complaints there, however the fries were a bit greasy. I like them more crispy. I had the Green Chili Mac N' Cheese, which had a good mac n cheese flavor, but I could hardly taste the green chilies. Two of the samples the owner had me try were the Cole Slaw and the Potato Salad. Both were very yummy! The only reason I got fries and mac n cheese was for my boyfriend. Next time I am getting the cole slaw and potato salad. The cole slaw even had kale in it, which I love, and the potato salad was to die for! Keep in mind that I have a critics palate, so I can be picky. This restaurant is now on my list of favorites.  \n\nThe owner liked hearing my comments on the food and was open to new ideas and suggestions. I hope he reads my post, because I can see him making the menu items even better than they already are!   Hek Yeah I'm a fan!
__label__1 My friend sent me the Yelp page for Hek Yeah and what do you know?  4.5 stars based on 51 reviews!  Damn impressive....or so it would seem.  Well, since I can't, for the life of me, find reasonable BBQ here in Phoenix off to Hek Yeah I go.  Fingers crossed.\n\nI showed up at opening on a Saturday and was the first customer of the day.  I thought for a second that the restaurant was still closed because the lights were off and the chairs were still on the tables.  However, the neon \"Open\" sign was lit and the owner was there welcoming me in.  It looked like he arrived just minutes before me.  After turning on the lights, firing up the point-of-sale system and taking down the chairs, the owner talked me through a few items on the menu.  I ordered the 2 meat with ribs and 2 sides platter which rang up to about $21 with a drink.  I picked beef brisket and pulled pork for my meats.  Mac 'n' cheese and baked beans got the call for my sides.  I took a seat and waited for my order which did not take too long to come out.\n\nAPPEARANCE\nThe food came out on a sizzling metal platter.  Portion sizes were very generous and it also came with a bread roll.  The pork was pulled or shredded as expected, but so was the beef brisket which caught me a little off guard.  I guess I was expecting it to come out sliced which is always my preference.  Why?  Because when it is sliced it tells me two things:  1.  It was cooked properly. When brisket gets overcooked it becomes difficult to slice and you end up having to pull, chop, or shred it.; and 2.  It is a good quality piece of beef.  When you pull, chop or shred beef you can usually get away with using cheaper meat.  Often times, the shredded meat is tossed with fat drippings or sauce which compensates for poorer quality meat.  However, for the sake of this review, let's give the benefit of the doubt and chalk this presentation up to preference.  Many people choose to shred their brisket because that's how they like to do it for sandwiches or perhaps it was a \"slice the flat, chop the point\" type decision.  Food was hot and all appeared fine.\n\nTASTE & TENDERNESS\nTo start, I went straight for the ribs.  Well, actually what I got was more the \"flap\" than actual ribs.  Either way, I pick them up by the bone and the meat literally fell off the bone.  Despite what Outback Steakhouse or Chili's commercials will lead you to believe, fall off the bone ribs are NOT GOOD.  This means that the meat was OVERCOOKED and the way this meat just fell apart leads me to believe that it was not cooked that day.  Tasting the meat confirmed this suspicion as it was practically disintegrating in my mouth and it also felt and looked like it was heated up in the microwave.  The pulled pork and beef brisket were equally flavorless and dry.  The bread was \"crusty\" on the outside, but not very warm on the inside.  On a positive note, I really liked the baked beans and the mac 'n' cheese.  They were cooked properly, seasoned well and tasted good.\n\nTo sum it up, I was very disappointed with the food.  I just paid $21 for overcooked, underseasoned, dry flavorless food.  On top of that, due to the taste and texture of the food, I highly suspect that the food was not fresh (read \"made the day BEFORE\").  Again, this is just my suspicion, but I look at it like this.....if the food was made fresh (i.e., that morning), but still tasted like it was made the day before and reheated then there are some other problems going on here that need to be addressed.  So, sorry Yelpers.  The hyperbole on Hek Yeah BBQ stops here.  If somebody asks me to join them for BBQ at this place my response will be, \"HEK NO!\"
__label__4 This place was amazing! Pulled pork, Mac n cheese, cole slaw & lemonade - all super good. Super friendly service too. We'll definitely be back.
__label__2 I have eaten here a few times how ever tonight was not the best. I ordered a bean burrito and the beans tasted spoiled sour.
__label__0 I was excited to try this new place in my neighborhood, but the overall experience was really disappointing. Though the wait staff was friendly, they were definitely scattered. The whole table had ordered coffee, but we had to ask for milk and sugar. And then again we had to ask for the spoons. The food was even more of a disappointment. I had the bagel lox with eggs, which I was really excited about. The bagel itself was not toasted and was of poor quality. It wasn't even a Montreal style bagel! It tasted pasty. The cream cheese did not taste like cream cheese at all and was off putting. The salmon however was good. My friends had bacon with their meals, which I tried, and it was atrocious. It was plasticky to the point to which it was hard to eat. It didn't even taste like bacon. The hash browns tasted okay, but some of my friends potatoes were cold. One of my friends ordered banana crepes, but they forgot to include the bananas.  Also it took the wait staff at least half an hour to clear our plates off the table. The few good things about this pace were the coffee and friendly staff. All these problems may be due to the fact that this place is new, but these issues are pretty unforgivable. If they weren't ready to open, they shouldn't have opened. It also seemed as though though they deliberately skimped put on the quality and the food. This place definitely does not live up to the high standards of other breakfast places in the area such as Prohibition and Cafe Orange.
__label__4 We came into Las Vegas from Phoenix and found this gem of a store. They were very well stocked with games for anyone's taste and the staff was extremely knowledgeable about their stock and the game industry.
__label__0 Real rating is negative 5 stars, not much of a selection as per commercials lead you to believe. Staff was very rude when we asked for a manager which was not available. Made rude comments speaking Chinese, fortunately my wife is Japanese and heard every word they said, will be reporting them to the BBB for rude and unprofessional behaviour.
__label__4 I work down the road and love stopping in for a quick bite to eat. Always friendly and great customer service.  They give a 20 % discount to veterans!!
__label__3 MUST TRY! Saw this place driving by, stopped and can't get enough. Just moved here from Tucson where food like this was on every corner. I had been searching for something to match up since november and FINALLY, here it is. Service is great, salsa bar is yummy, and the food is delicious and authentic. I am only lacking 1 star because I wish that it was open later and especially on sundays. Also its a bit pricey from what I am used too, but as I said this kind of food was on every corner in Tucson at .75 cents a taco. Im still hooked and will recommend to everyone I can.
__label__2 Clean little taco shop normal selection of stuff.\n\nGoing with fish taco lunch special.  I have had a hard time finding a really good fish taco in Vegas.  So after trying the fish tacos I'm still searching.  However the rice actually had some flavor and the beans tasted like they were made in house.  The service was better than I need for a taco shop.  I will give them another shot because I liked their rice and beans.
__label__3 I am absolutely in love with this place. If you are looking for a spot to chill, maybe put your earbuds in and work a little, or catch up with some friends - this is your place. Owned by the same guy who owns St Francis, it's a classy place to grab a beer or a coffee. The bathrooms are dope too. Nothing super special, but unique and fitting. They pay attention to detail. \n\nThe only reason I give it four stars instead if 5 is for their menu. I wish there were seasonal specials. I realize it probably keeps costs down to not invent new specials but even like a flatbread? The 18$ roasted salmon plate just doesn't fit here. I come frequently and the menu seems stagnant. \n\nDon't get me wrong the food is uh-mazing. Everything we've had is great. The Mediterranean and the chino salads are great. My fianc\u00e9 loves the pork chile verde pot pie and the grilled cheese is total comfort food (I suggest adding tomato or avocado).\n\nIf you haven't stopped by this gem in downtown I highly recommend it!
__label__2 First time today at PPMC. Loved the layout of the cafe. Warm, welcoming and casual. Great menu to choose from. The food lived up to its promise that had the front of the house not been a total disaster, I would have given 4.5 stars. Regrettably, once the food left the kitchen, it seemed like the staff did not know what to do with it. Several if our items just sat there waiting to be picked up. Items were missed and even though the staff was very courteous in making amends, the experience was ruined.
__label__2 This is a really interesting place to get a quick bite or something sweet to eat.  I love that it's a local business and right next to the Phoenix Public Market.  In terms of quality of food, things here are great.  The menu is simple, but done well and local ingredients and artisans are showcased here.  The only two downsides I have experienced in my several visits, are the inconsistencies when it comes to their coffee bar - the drinks I've had just weren't very good, and when you go at night when seating is required, it feels really disorganized.  All in all, I would recommend that you give this place a try - I feel like they could work out those little kinks and be a really great local place to enjoy some great meals and interesting cocktails.  Try the Farmer's Cup and the Chicken Salad Sandwich. Both are fantastic!
__label__2 I love the food, it is amazing. Small, quaint, great cocktails. Terrible terrible service during dinner. We had a person come to our table 5 minutes after sitting down to get us menus and tell us our server would be right with us. Then another girl came and gave us water and while we started asking questions about food she said she didn't know anything about the menu and our server would be right with us. Ok? Then our server finally shows up, we order and food takes 20 minutes. With two small children this wait was long but we know how to entertain our kids so it wasn't the end of the world.  \n\nWe are never disappointed with our food here but this is the second time we've dined here for dinner and I just think they need more ambitious people to serve food. They have no desire to \"serve\" anyone.
__label__2 Place is great to look at and part of a creative revival of several older downtown Phoenix buildings turned eateries/bars. \n\nCrowd was a mixed type but leaned towards upwardly mobile hipsters? Some decent craft beers on tap, some wine offered as well. Really great cocktails.\n\nMenu is fairly vast and diverse, I settled on the pretzels (delish with creamy cheese sauce) and the fried chicken (not so great). \n\nServers and helpers were beyond friendly yet completely disorganized this night, but I was in a good mood and opted not to make their lives miserable. Plus they acknowledged every error and forgetful act and we received a majority of the meal for nothing. Big props for that. \n\nOverall I'll be back. Love the environment and cool folks, but the jury is still out on the food overall for me.
__label__2 Hip place.  A lot of wood accents. Very open.  Downtown. Decent menu. After seating it did take a while to get a water and some attention. Staff was friendly. Nice place for groups or maybe casual meeting. Overall decent place. Highlight\nOf the visit! MACAROONS!!  salted caramel was delicious and will surely return STRICTLY for more macaroons.
__label__2 Cute place, but a bit pricey-good setup on Saturday mornings next to the farmers market. I had a slice of the banana bread which was good and the world's smallest mocha, which wasn't that good and was $4. I feel better knowing I got a free chocolate chip cookie for checking in on yelp!  I will have to try some food next time I'm near here.
__label__3 Good place even if it seems to trend a little too hipster for my taste. We flew into the airport and wanted a quick lunch before moving on to our destination. We found the Public Market Cafe on YELP, and the market itself was packing up when we arrived. The cafe serves breakfast until 3 pm so I went for the breakfast burrito. The burrito must have had 3 or 4 eggs - it was huge and full of cheese and bacon and best of all it was grilled - I love that. Tasted great. My wife ordered a salad but was a little annoyed when the dude at the register pointed her to the premade salads in the display case. Had she known it was already in plastic she would have ordered something fresher. The star of the meal was my daughter's bagel. The strawberry cream cheese I could have done without, but the bagel itself was homemade (in the restaurant) and it was fantastic. On the way out we picked up another 3 bagels to-go for breakfasts during our trip.
__label__4 Dr. Hanian has been our fantastic eye specialist since we moved to Scottsdale in 1996.  She is honest, has the most current equipment, a great personality, and a great staff!!  We highly recommend her to all ages!!
__label__1 Lucky Cup is typical Froyo place.   Bright and with 12 flavors and lots of the usual toppings.  They did have a few fresh fruit toppings.  The yogurt favors I sampled were a bit off and bitter.   The one worker on duty didn't seem to want to communicate with us or answer any questions.
__label__4 I have used Jena many times for make up and have never been disappointed. Whether it be for a wedding I am in, or a night out on the town, she always makes me feel and look beautiful! I have had to get my make up done elsewhere (out of state) and it really did not even compare. My best friend booked her wedding and the entire wedding party with Jena before she found a venue. Just so she was sure we all could look flawless on her big day! I would recommend her to anyone who wants to listen because she really is the best at what she does.
__label__4 Lex was awesome.  She was very accommodating for schedule and location.  She was on-time and stayed until we were all pleased with the photos taken.  Having two kids (6/3) can be very challenging as parents and even more so for a photographer.  \n\nLex spent a lot of personal time with them which made the pictures very natural looking.  She had some great ideas for locations, outfits and type of poses that would show us off the \"best\".  \n\nWhy go to a big box store and get pictures taken from a 16 year-old with a few cheesy backgrounds? And then they attempt to upgrade you for everything?  \n\nLex gives you one price and a few options to best suit your needs.  At the end, you're going to want all the pictures because you'll look that good.
__label__4 I like this place! So glad to have something besides Starbucks. The cold brewed \"Toddy\" is a nice change, and not something that's easy to find on this side of town. Food wise, I've had the picante burrito. Really good, but has a little bit of heat behind it. Then again, jalape\u00f1os make me cry, so I'm a bit of a wimp. The chocolate croissant was really good too. You could actually see and taste the chocolate, unlike the ones sold at those chain places. Beyond that, the place is smallish, so be prepared to take your stuff to go when they're busy. Also adding to the \"cool\" factor, they keep their coffee bean roaster right up front where you can see it. IMO, the place is worth trying if you like coffee or cafes.
__label__3 I got a Groupon deal with 2 months of unlimited car washes for $15. Included in the membership (normally $5) is their \"red towel\" service. They give you a microfiber towel   to use and when you bring the dirty one back next time they give you a clean one. They include air and vacuums so you can finish up after the tunnel. There are also self-service bays if you want to do it yourself. \n\nI asked about adding one-off services (like wax) in the future and not only did they say sure, but gave me a free wax then and there. I've only been a few times but I'm very satisfied. I wish I could pause the tunnel to give my wheels some extra attention but that's not realistic. I also wish they opened a little earlier but 8-6 is perfectly reasonable.\n\nAfter my Groupon is up, I'll be continuing my membership. At $16 a month I only need to go once a week to get my money's worth.
__label__4 I recently used Steve with Scottsdale Coldwell Banker to sell my home in Scottsdale prior to moving to Chicago. He was thorough, handled the listing quickly and marketed my home right away. \n\nI went with Scottsdale Coldwell Banker and Steve because they worked in a team of three. Given their experience, I knew that by working with all three agents at Scottsdale Coldwell Banker I would see more traffic for showings. \n\nI highly recommend this team. They sold my home at the listing price within a month of listing. Awesome work guys - thanks again!
__label__0 I went to an event where this guy was catering.  Food was standard food-truck cheap tacos on stale, store-bought tortillas.  Of course I got sick the next day really bad as did my wife and kids.  I didn't see any sort of Health Department card at his stand.  Not sure if he's licensed or not.  Never again, Taco Man.  Never again.
__label__4 This place is the bomb. Whether you land at Terminal 2 and take the 1 minute train over or if you're already I. Terminal 1, get your Vegas weekend liquor and supplies here! Their prices are same as what you would pay in any big city liquor store. (Absolut for $24.99, most other rums, tequilas and whiskeys same price range.) they have mixers as well as soft drinks, fresh lemons and limes which they will cut for you. Hop in the taxi line right outside and head to your hotel! Easy, cheap and way fast. They must have at least 50 brands of every kind of liquor too, so they will definitely have what you want. I paid $60 for tequila, mix, limes and orange juice. We had two margaritas at Cosmopolitan and the bill was $35 w tip, to give you an idea how much money you'll be saving. I'll definitely come back.
__label__4 Her new salon is amazing!!! Check out her pictures...everything is so clean as always..I would suggest for now in the beginning to call in advance for early am appts. I'm sure as a new business its gotta be hard running 24hrs with out 24 hrs of consistent business! But Elaine is amazing and will accommodate I'm sure!!!  Lets help get her there she deserves it and we deserve the best service for our money which she delivers every time. I still stand by my five stars Elaine is amazing and know that even if Elaine cannot be the one to do your nails have faith in her judgement of employees she has high standards! AND.....while your there try the new mood changing gels holy cow im easily amused and I love my nails they are sooooo fun! Shes always up to date with all the new cool styles!
__label__0 Open till 11 pm? came at 9:30 they couldn't do my acrylic fill because two people were in front of me?! 'We don't have any openings, sorry' Are you kidding?
__label__4 Clean, friendly, and professional; \nEvery time I come to Elaine's I know I'm receiving great customer service from my favorite Grace and the rest of the team.  The whole shop always seems to be having fun and the customers almost always seem to be having a great time.\n\nI always come in for a manicure with a clear coat and occasionally treat myself to one of their fantastic pedis as well.  The price is great too, and I've never had a bad session!\n\nImportant:  tons of people know about Elaine's so they are always very busy.  DON'T FORGET TO MAKE AN APPOINTMENT.  They are more often than not booked solid so if you can't be seen it's because you didn't call ahead.  Trust me, they're worth the extra effort!
__label__1 They had excellent customer service and did a great job however they weren't honest with me about their prices. The nail tech was trying to get me to upgrade my full set to a gel, so I asked her the price of the upgrade and she said it was only 5$ more however (after she did it) I was charged 20$ more! it was just too much for me I would of never agreed to it had I known the true price. just so everyone knows they charge 45$ for a full set with gel polish. I'll say again they did a good job, and if they had been honest about the price I would return again but I don't appreciate being lied to.
__label__4 These people are amazing! I consider myself a difficult customer and they always go above and beyond. I always leave happy! They are especially helpful about scheduling they are so accommodating. This is my third time here and ingot Christmas nails. So cute! I always go to Mimi! Such a sweetheart.
__label__4 Seriously, awesome is all I can say. Chef Chris is so funny and friendly and he makes awesome sushi and sashimi! I used to love sushi narita in this same spot but I must say he out does them, awesome screaming o, great tuna sashimi  , this will for sure be a weekly visit, check them out you won't be sorry!
__label__4 My son was in need of getting a boutonniere for his boyfriend for prom, and even though he loved the florist we went to last year he was wanted to try something new. So got out my handy Yelp App and looked up flower shops and Enchanted Florist popped, we were sold on the name itself, how cute is it, and it said it was only 4 miles from our place (really more like 10 but it didn't matter). \n\nWalked into the shop and loved what we saw, such a cute little place, we were helped right away, service was friendly and helpful with ideas, my son was asked what is he looking for, he described it, and they said ok!  He wanted something beautiful and regal, white rose with baby breaths and lots of green. Then my son asked for the price and it was less than 13 bucks! Couldn't believe it! \n\nPicked up the flower the following weekend and it was just what he wanted!  Glad to have found Enchanted Florist and look forward to using them throughout the year.
__label__0 Horrible. I went to the Scottsdale location. It was in the back of a store. The room was dirty. The guy was unprofessional. You sit in a red outside lounge chair, the guy applies the gel then the light. Then the guy trys to sell you toothpaste and other products. During my visit he proceeded to make telephone calls to other people including his friends and supplier. Lastly, the result was just ok. I paid for 3 applications but he only put some on my bottom teeth then some one my top teeth. I could have got the same results at home. Don't waste your money!!
__label__1 Skyline lofts is a great building with some cool features; however, the management of the complex is unprofessional in their business tactics.  I greatly enjoyed the complex under Mark Taylor, but as soon as Weidner Properties took over the building, the professionalism of Mark Taylor went out the door.  It took days to get items fixed while living there; however, it took them no time to do an invasive walk through the week before we moved from the complex.  In the walk through, the managing director told us that the paint was not the special order paint they use to paint and therefore they would be charging us to repaint the moonlight white with the \"Weidner\" moonlight white color.  They offered to sell us the paint and we could paint it to cut costs, which I jumped at.  For a second time in a week I repainted the rooms and hall to their specifications with three coats only to then again be charged an additional $200 at move out for painting.  In addition, the complex will charge you tax, administration fees, and cleaning costs that are more expensive than the professional maid services we have always used.  These charges are present no matter how much you leave the property in good condition.   To prevent you from contesting the charges, they give you 10 days to pay the charges or they send it to collections, even though the mailed letter with the charges took 4 to 5 business days to reach me through standard mail.  The short payment time is unprofessionally done purposely to prevent you from contesting these fees.  In other words, your money will not go far will living here with the service you get, but complex management will do everything they can to nickel and dime you when they get the chance.  \n\nWith the recent expansion, growth, and other options in downtown Phoenix, I seriously recommend looking at other complexes until Weidner reevaluates how they run their properties.  Hope this helps those looking into Skyline Lofts.
__label__0 Proportions are appalling.  I ordered 1lbs. wings for $8, and got 6 medium sized wings.  I got an appetizer order of fries and got what I would say is a single order of fries... And that was $6... I ended up paying $14 for $7-$8 of food.  Extremely dissatisfied.  Save your money; don't order the wings or fries!
__label__3 Yum! This place is good! \n\nNice and clean, interesting variety with nutrition info included for each flavor! \n\nMy daughter is super picky with her toppings and this place is a winner. Price is right, too. Will be back.
__label__4 I was very impressed with the service received from Pure Plumbing. They were quick, reasonably priced and did a good job. The serviceman put on slippers so he did not bring dirt into our house. He was very friendly and helpful with advice. He cleaned up the area worked on before leaving. I received a thank you note along with a Starbuck's gift card. I will certainly recommend Pure Plumbing to others.
__label__4 Just moved to Phoenix and needed to get some glasses. I definitely felt taken care of and can tell they care about their business very much. I highly recommend coming here!! :)
__label__2 Three 1/2 stars\nFirst thing I noticed when we walked in was the decor in a West Elm style - possibly by an earlier tenant? A pleasant break from the usual Bangkok palace anyway.\n\nThe lunch specials were $9-12 according to the protein of your choice and include soup or salad. The soup of the day was egg drop something -no thanks- so we went with the salad, Chicken Pad Thai, Shrimp Tum Yum ($6)  and Crispy duck ($18) - same as we did in the last few Thai places we tried.\n\n-The lettuce was crispy, the ginger dressing tangy and tastier than we're typically served. It also wasn't thickened as usual but that was fine too. \n\n-The Tum Yum made for a fine medium spicy soup with many ingredients - mushrooms, shrimp, tomato etc- but no trace of lemongrass and malanga. The waitress told  me they don't put lemongrass in the bowl because customers objected to bits of \"wood\" in their soup but the chef uses it to make the broth. Maybe true, the soup had some nice flavor but my taste buds could not recognize it as Tum Yum : 3 stars\n\n-the Pad Thai was very tasty but fell just a little short overall because there was no crunch to it (no bean sprouts or anything of the sort) and it was made with thin noodles instead of the wider, flat kind :  3 stars\n\n- Crispy Duck: now we're talking! I've had good, bad and indifferent Asian duck around town but this one was the only one that came close to the experience of *Crispy* Thai duck. What looked like a whole half duck chopped into thick slices with a cleaver, crispy meat with lots of crunchy skin (like rind) to nibble. That's what I was looking for. The meat had been deboned, which I didn't notice at first because it had been carefully put back together for a traditional presentation -a compromise I can live with. Excellent duck:    Four stars\n\nNow, I'm NOT going to claim this or that Thai restaurant makes THE BEST DUCK HANDS DOWN, nope! Apples and oranges, they all use different recipes. Thai Orchid's for one, serves a duck dish that's every bit as tasty -if not more- than Ban Thai's.   \n\nHowever Ban Thai was the only restaurant in my admittedly limited sampling which -in spite of claims to the contrary- actually serves Crispy Thai Duck .
__label__3 On me newfound never end quest for awesome thai food, I am happy Bahn Thai opened up and wish them much success.  They have only been open about a month and a half and have all the class of an established restaurant.\n\nSaturday night, I called ahead since I hate waiting.  It was not needed however and we walked into a nicely decorated casual type atmosphere.  A few TV's were strategically stationed throughout which provided a nice outlet for ignoring your dinner companions if you so choose :-).  Sushi bar in the back and booths on each side.\n\nService was attentive which is very nice especially in Thai restaurants so that they can explain the level of spiciness and the intricacies of the dishes.  Our waiter was friendly and did a great job of recommending dishes to suit our taste.  When one of my co diners chose a level 3 for spiciness, I had to pop in and make them back it down.  First rule of Thai food is you can always add, but you can't take away you know?  \n\nWe started with the Fresh Summer Rolls which were mui tasty.  Shrimp, lettuce, carrots, thai basil and rice noodles rolled tightly in rice paper with a well put together plum sauce on the side.  The plum sauce and the plump shrimp are key to making this dish awesome.\n\nNext up, Pud Kee Mow, chicken.  Al Dente wide rice noodles, egg, bamboo shoots, peppers, carrot, mushrooms and thai basil.  This dish was nicely fragrant thanks to the abundant use of the thai basil and blended together nicely in a rice dish that did not disappoint.  Nicely flavorful and piping hot.  I'm glad I chose the level 2 spiciness because my pansy a** couldn't have handled anything hotter.  My only issue is that the chicken was slightly tough which is about standard for these types of restaurants so I'll probably switch proteins the next time I go.\n\nThat being said, I think Ballantyne has a big hit on their hands.  Great work Bahn Thai, see you again soon.
__label__2 I am giving this place a three stars because I dine at a lot of Thai restaurants. The quality of the food is good, but it is overprice for the portion that you receive. This is however typical when it is located on the upper scale side of town. \n\nHowever, it does not have me going for more unless I am in the area and feel like eating Thai food. Even then, I would probably go to Bangkok Ocha!
__label__2 food selection same as all the thai resturant in charlotte.i ordered yum tum soup..to greasy all i had in my soup is mushroom.nice place for friendly family dinner!they also have sushi!!
__label__1 When I first walked in it seemed like a clean, decent place. The menu doesn't state that brown rice is extra compared to white. Nick was walking around talking on his cellphone the whole time even while serving us our food. The waitresses need to wear longer shorts. They were disgustingly short. I don't want to look at another girls butt cheeks while eating my lunch. The food was okay, would probably only come back for the Kahlua pork. But other than that, I will probably not visit again.
__label__2 Love the food. Love the location. \nDining area and washrooms - filthy. \nStaff- ho hum. \nFloors were so sticky, my shoes still stick to the ground. \nSad.
__label__0 Wahoo's is a mediocre. No salsa bar like Ruibio's or Baja Fresh, and they charge for each little side of salsa. What kind of taco shop/mexican food place nickle and dimes you for salsa? Fish is dry and flavorless so it needs to be drowned in salsa to be enjoyed. Best thing about this place is the location and view from the bar, go to have a beer but eat somewhere else.  Can't recommend.
__label__1 I'm torn because they have such a great bar, but the service is terrible.  How do you not notice customers walking in when your standing right there chatting with friends?  15 minutes before service is why probably why your not earning many tips, just an fyi.
__label__2 Love the food, lots of healthy options and love that kids can take in their Halloween candy for a free kid's meal. We usually sit in the restaurant section with our toddler. Cashiers have never been friendly. We have been there probably 10 times now for the food. They don't even greet you. They are always rushing us through even if no one is behind us and if we ask a question they either don't know or have told us, \"look at the menu\". One time I just asked what was in the guac. The cashier didn't know. We love the atmosphere too:)
__label__3 A hidden jem! Get the cajun fish tacos, so delicious!  The chips were crisp and not stale and the salsa a touch spicy loke I like it.   Pacifico is only $2.95 for a 16oz draft, it doesnt get any be than that!
__label__2 I was very excited to taste Michael Mina's new concept. I went with a group of 4, we were sat in a booth close to the hallway. I am aware that they are doing 1,000 covers a day, so I do know that they are in the weeds all day long and the restaurant is turn and burn. We ordered cocktails, and I took the server's advice and ordered the very first one on the cocktail menu. Bad choice, probably one of the worst cocktails I've had, and I love ginger beer so I was very excited, but ended up with lime water. \n\n We all ordered different appetizers to share, fried pickles, pretzels, nachos, lobster corn dog, duck spring rolls, and green chili. The pickle batter, was disappointingly soggy, and the sauce that is served with it was like straight up mayo, but on the upside the lobster corn dog was very good, it didn't sound too great to me but it tasted awesome, crispy batter, tasty center, good sauce too!! The nachos were good, served on a quarter sheet pan which I thought was pretty cool. The duck spring rolls were a little too greasy, and not such a huge fan of the Mae Ploy kind of sauce. The green chili was good , the only thing with all of the appetizers was the temperature, I'm sure they can't hold too many things under the heat lamps due to space and volume, but it all would have been better if it was a bit hotter.\n\n Next, the entrees that we ordered were the chicken, the burger, and a lobster roll, with broccolini and magical mushrooms. the chicken was overcooked, the burger was not too great, the lobster roll was pretty good, nice brioche bun crispy and very filling. The fries that accompanied the roll were exceptionally good, I was full but I could not stop eating them, The broccolini was charred, and the magical mushrooms were inedible, they tasted like someone put a piece of charcoal in your mouth. I'm sure that's not what they were aiming for. \n\nThe desserts were both great, we had a lemon cake which we cleaned the plate, and the roasted peach & almond buckle, at this point I could hardly breathe, but still had to try dessert, and I was very glad I did, it was all great. \n\nOn another note, our server was great, she was super nice and knowledgeable about the menu, she stopped by constantly to see that we were doing ok. The reason I would not return was the noise level, I realize that there are a lot of people sitting down, but I felt like I was in a sports stadium I had to plug my ears all through the night, because the table behind us was screaming at the TV. Very annoying to have to put up with when all you wanted to do was enjoy dinner with friends. I'm sure they can't do much to fix that though.
__label__2 The happy hour deals at the bar were the best way to go.  Overall neat place but there are plenty of neat places in vegas.
__label__2 I'm giving this place 3 stars for the uniqueness of the menu. I enjoy seeing new things on a menu and this place delivered! We came for lunch and were seated automatically.  Our server popped right by for our drink order and seemed irritated that we were only having water. I believe he asked us a total of 5 times if that was all we were having.  We were just relaxing browsing the menu and ordered the lobster corn dogs for an app. They came out quickly and weren't very hot or fresh.  Nothing great about them at all which was a disappointment as we had read other reviews raving about them. There was also a small piece of shell in one of them. The server stopped by twice to see if we were ready to place our entree order yet and once again seemed irritated that we weren't decided. We were simply looking over everything and wanted to try something different, not the usual burgers we can get anywhere. Finally decided on the turkey burger and the peanut butter burger for both of us to share. They once again came out very quick. The peanut butter was interesting,  not my favorite as it was caked on and made my mouth stick together. It overpowered the entire hamburger and other toppings. I tried scraping some off to no avail. Oh well, the point was to try something new so at least now I can say I've had peanut butter and bacon jam on a burger!  The turkey burger was delicious.  Loads of flavor, a tad dry but that's usually the case with turkey and the sauce evened it out. My favorite part of the meal was by far the fries! Hot, crispy,  perfectly seasoned. We tried the string and steak fries and both were great but my favorite were the string. Overall it was a cool place to come but the bland appetizer and the server brought it down a star. Maybe if I could give half a star I'd go to 3 1/2!
__label__2 The Peanut Butter Crunch Burger sounds whack-a-doodle but Yelpers rave so I had to try. I was picturing something along the lines of a Thai peanut sauce-esque burger but nope, it's straight up crunchy peanut butter sauce, served with slightly sweet bacon jam & potato chips for that extra crunch. \n\nFor a burger cooked medium rare it was rather dry and not at all juicy so I was kind of disappointed. It also came with a boatload of fries that was spiced with barbecue flavoring. That was also unexpected. It was just okay for me. Nothing \"wow\" about it. I guess it did save me a trip to Potato Corner which was on my to-do list of places to check out but ran out of time. $17 for a burger with fries is rather steep but the portions are huge.\n\nAlso had the Jungle Juice cocktail since it was only $7 at Happy Hour. I was trying to decide between that or the Soda Popinski. Since Jungle Juice was one of the Happy Hour selections that decision was easily made for me. After a long day traversing the Strip it hit the spot. \n\nService was friendly and excellent but the food has to sing and unfortunately it didn't. Overall this place is just A-Okay for me.\n\nHappy Hour is Monday-Thursday from 5 to 7pm according to their website but I've seen their HH's vary so don't quote me on that. Select items are discounted so be sure to inquire. Cool place to catch a game on tv as there are several televisions strategically placed throughout the pub so it can get rather loud at times.\n\nLocated inside the confines of the MGM Grand which is a challenging casino to navigate. This is one casino where bigger is not necessarily better. You will feel like you walked a mile inside this monolith just getting in and out of this place.\n\nTIP: Lunch is served only on the weekends, Friday-Sunday from 11:30 am. Dinner only the rest of the week.
__label__2 Went here Friday night and Sunday morning.  We were amazed Friday night.  Very good service, great food, and atmosphere.  We got the ribs and burger.  We thought it was an amazing meal.  Kale slaw and arugula salad.  Sauce on the side.  Really special.  We wanted to come back for every meal.  Awesome place!  However, the \"bacon and bacon\" description didn't have much bacon...UGH.   Ice teas were $5...OMG!\n\nThen we returned Sunday for brunch.  We were told there was a football game and the wait could be anywhere from 15 minutes to 2 hours!  What the hell kinda of answer was that?  We then reserved on Open Table and were told good luck...depends on availability.  It was available on Open Table, wouldn't they honor that?  OMG   We canceled the reservation and went elsewhere.  Very frustrating...UGH.  Don't go here during a game; otherwise, it's amazing any other time.
__label__3 I was NOT impressed the first time I came here. It was crowded, I had to fight like the dickens to get a drink from the bar. And an annoying mix of greasy douches, clubgirls and obvious tourists trying to be country-trendy.\n\nI can't say it was much different the second time around except that this time I was buzzed by the time I got there and I had my crew with me. So we could have been at a leper colony and still would have had a blast. \n\nGeorgia Chrome was cranking out live tunes and they had very nice girls feeding us whiskey from the bar. So several beers and some moonshine later we wound up having a damn good time. It turns out I'm a decent two-stepper....who knew?\n\nWhile this still isn't my first idea of a good time I would come again, but here's some advice:\n\n-Have a few drinks elsewhere first. I don't recommend coming here until you're a little \n buzzed.\n\n-Have a sense of humor and be prepared for crowds\n\n-Ladies: There are a plethora of sleazy guys here who WILL hit on you.\n-Guys: There are a plethora of sleazy dudes who will not hesitate to hit on your girl\n\n-As Blake Shelton would put it, the more you drink, the more fun you will have. The \n  moonshine is your express ticket to drunken funness but although it's not the real \n  stuff, you will hurt the next day.\n\nGood times, worth checking out if you take the above precautions.
__label__2 Unprofessional. Really nice interior design though!
__label__0 Colleagues and myself had lunch here before leaving PHX a few days ago...we walked in to find only a couple of tables occupied -that might have been the first clue, however it was already around 12:30 pm on a Thursday so we gave them the benefit of the doubt on that one.\n\nThe hostess turned out to also be the waitress and the bartender because apparently there was no one else around. It took a good 15-20 minutes before we were able to order drinks, then it took another 15 minutes before they showed up, and that was after I told her we were on a tight deadline to get to the airport.\n\n We ordered the fried pickles as appetizers - HORRIBLE barely describes them. They had been fried earlier and apparently stuck in the microwave to warm up because the coating was rubbery and greasy. I ordered the buffalo chicken sandwich - 2 small pieces of grilled chicken with barely a smear of buffalo sauce, the fries - no exaggeration here, had clearly been fried earlier and dunked in oil again. They were oil soaked and dark and definitely not fresh.\n\nThe only item that looked vaguely decent was the Quinoa salad, however, one of the girls didn't get her shrimp with it as she ordered and it wasn't until she was done eating that they showed up - they were kind enough not to charge us for them.\n\nOverall very disappointing  - service was lacking, food was bad, not a place I ever plan to set foot in again.  I think Dierks should probably stick to music and leave the food to someone else!
__label__0 Brunch was garage save your time and  money and go to a real breakfast place.  2 hours for the wrong order of eggs and bacon.
__label__1 Here is your standard Vegas chain bar with the table top gambling and the generic beer on tap. \n\nThey play great music, have comfortable chairs and booths if the bar isn't your place and it's clean.\n\nA friend and I met there for a beer and my friend went to the bar and ordered. Instead of being given a choice of beer sizes they filled up the biggest glass they had and put it down before we could object. It would have been nice to have a choice, but not that big of a thing since we didn't mind. \n\nThere is also very little service if you don't sit at the bar. We got checked on once in the hour and a half we were there. I guess with that huge beer they figured we wouldn't need anything for awhile.\n\nThe really, really negative is that the bathrooms are total rest stop quality. They are filthy, (classy) people have written all over the walls, toilet paper and paper towels everywhere. It's just gross. I would highly recommend you avoid those if you go here. \n\nIt's not someplace I would go back to again, but I can see the appeal. I think.
__label__0 Serious Customer Service needs to be implemented!! Please PT's Management get in here and make some needed changes . One word that describes the bartenders  laxidasical. I want this place to work I live right down the street. Great entertainment last night with Chris Heers. Which is the only reason  I tried it again. So disappointed in the service from the bartenders...Just a suggestion teacher your bartenders how to smile and greet the guest. I'm giving one star for the cold beer.
__label__1 What the hell happened to this place?  They are in serious need of new management.  If that chick wandering around in the Bronco's jersey is the manager she needs to be fired.  I gather she was by the way she was roaming the table area - not that she introduced herself, or asked if we needed anything - but she found plenty of time to hang around the bar fondling the hairline of some guy.\n\nI ordered the pretzel appetizer and they were clearly old - they had those weird \"wrinkles\" on them that tells you they have been sitting around, or were heated/reheated before they were served to me.  Then I ordered a plain burger - I got a burger with everything but the sauce because \"that's plain\" according to our waitress.  No, plain is meat/bun; its pretty fucking simple really - and if you weren't sure what I meant you should have asked.   I pushed the untouched burger to the end of the table and saw her walk by and look at it on her way to deliver drinks to another table.  I'm not an asshole - I'll wait till she delivers the drinks to talk to her - but then on her way back she refused to look at our table - even when I called \"MISS!\" really loudly (since she didn't bother to tell us her name).\n\nMy friend asked for a glass of water when we sat down - 2 hours later she never received it.  I asked for a glass of water after my meal was corrected and Waitress of the Year took my Sprite glass and filled it with water - while there was still Sprite in it.  Nothing I love more than a sticky glass of watersprite. \n\nI used to like to go here after catching a movie at Colonnade but looks like I'm going to have to go someplace else or pick a different theater.\n\nStep up your game PT's.
__label__4 I've had so many items across the menu by now. Tom kha kai, fish cakes, even crispy scallops in a thick garlic sauce. Oh, and the desserts... (currently out of season) mango and sticky rice, or ice cream with fried banana. Nothing is overdone. Nothing is overly sweet. Just right. Everything is so consistently delicious and they're always so friendly. We've always felt at home here and enjoyed their perfected flavors. They really do take pride in their restaurant.  My favorite Thai food in the city. if you haven't been - go now.
__label__2 Kinnaree is a 3.5 for me based on a few reasons. It was very dark in the restaurant; the yellow curry was too sweet and watery; the pad kee mao was pretty bland.\n\nI will still be back because I like the fact that they have brown rice and the quality of food is good.
__label__1 *I am not a vegetarian. \nMy usual Thai restaurant was closed so we've decided to try another place out.\n\nOrdered chicken pad thai and a pineapple fried rice.\n\nNoodle for pad thai was undercooked, it was too chewy and some part was hard. \nThey did not ask us for the level of spiciness, just gave us a very sweet pad thai. It was too sweet for me, because I usually have spicy pad thai.\nOther than that it was okay.\n\nFor the pineapple fried rice, it just tasted like catchup. \nSome might like it, but not for me. I am used to other restaurants' pineapple fried rice which does not taste like catchup at all.\nFor me it was horrible. \n\nThe decor of the restaurant is outdated. Looks like a local family owned restaurant.  Nothing below or above that. Which I do not mind anyway.\n\nOverall, I would describe the food as...food I get to eat when I go over friend's house. Not extremely good and not awfully bad, but just little different taste than what I usually have. Different style.\n\nDefinitely a homemade food taste. If you get what I mean.
__label__4 best cupcakes and cakes ever!!
__label__0 I went in to get a gyro for lunch.  There was no one ahead of me at the counter, so I looked at the menu for about twenty seconds and stepped up to order.  The employee behind the counter stepped up in front of me near the register, reached down below the register and picked up his cell phone.  He proceeded to complete a text message and then decided to look up and acknowledge me.  I asked if he was really sending a text when a customer was standing directly in front of him waiting to order.  He apologized and said it was his mother.  I told him he was obviously too busy to help a customer and he should get back to texting.  I left and will not return.
__label__3 Been here a few times, I really like the cheesesteak sandwich here. The fries are great, seasoned perfectly, a smaller portion of fries though.... But I could stand to eat less fries. :) \nThe combo is the way to go.
__label__0 I had been here twice but will not go again.  The Philly cheesesteak was fine, but the salad was below average.  The mix salad had an odd combination of some canned veggies and didn't live up to expectation.\n\nUltimately, I am not going back because of the service I received trying to get a free cup of water to go with my meal.  I went back and forth with both the guy at the counter and the manager as they kept trying to make me buy a bottle of water instead of drinking from the tap.  I even offered to pay a small fee just for a regular fountain cup and they still wouldn't budge.  They insisted I pay full price for the big cup, even though I was just getting water.  They mentioned that the water at the fountain was somehow \"bad\" but the sodas were fine.  Don't they know that the fountain soda has the same water in it??  I finally got my way, but it was infuriating and enough to make me not want to go back.
__label__1 I came here a month or so ago with my labmates for a quick lunch.  I ordered a bagel and a cup of mushroom soup.  While I was expecting them to be good, I was disappointed in the quality of food here.  The bagel was pretty nondescript and came with a small cup of Philadelphia cream cheese.  This surprised me, since if you order a bagel with cream cheese, most cafes usually put cream cheese on it--this smacked of laziness to me.  The soup was even more disappointing, as it was extremely salty, and there weren't any whole mushrooms in it (it was more like a puree).  This could be my Eastern PA bias here, but when I order mushroom bisque in PA, I expect it to be well seasoned and to have lots of tender, succulent mushrooms!  Given my experience with the bagel and the soup's taste, I'd be willing to bet that the soup was straight out of a can.  Call me crazy, but when I pay for lunch at a restaurant, I expect fresh food, not food that's frozen or straight out of a tin--and yes, this goes for chains, too!  I've also had pastries from here, and they've been disappointing as well, due to lack of flavor.  If you're in Oakland and are looking for lunch, give this place a pass and head over to Panera--or even better, Crepes Parisiennes on Craig.
__label__4 Very silky & light with no ice chips. Just like hkg, sin, tpe. I hope taro flavor will be available soon. Went back for my 2nd visit,  but it was closed because the generator overheated on Saturday,  June 8, 2013. Already miss its perfect shaved cream dessert.
__label__4 Ate here twice now. So good. Firt time my babe had the kahuna burger with pineapple and i had the orange chixken bowl. Very happy!! Get the full bowl its only a dollar more for twice as much! Second time i got a chicken club sandwich the bacon was the best ive had. My babe had the fish tacos and saix the pineapple salsa on them was great. They have lots to pick from eeven deserts. Had some mango ice tea which was amazing. Great location by the school easy parking. Will be back
__label__4 As we walked in, we were greeted by a friendly cashier.  Since it was my friend's first time there, he gave us the run down on their menu. I ordered a half sized rice bowl with luau pork, steak and brown rice and my friend ordered the Oahu fish sandwich special. \nYou get a number and they bring the food out to your table.  Before our food arrived, they gave us complimentary chips and salsa (their version). The chips were a bit thick and hard but fresh and the salsa was pretty good and mild.  \n\nMy friend loved her fish sandwich with her mix of regular and sweet potato fries. The fish looked crunchy and the bun was soft. The sweet potato fries were my favorite - they are crinkle cut!  \n\nMy bowl was abundant with perfectly cooked rice and the highlight was the luau pork, it was divine!   The steak was good but you don't get much of it with the half portion. I loved the veggies - zucchini, carrots and broccoli. I think their rice bowls are much better than Samarai Sam's by far.  SO many choices!!  My only suggestion is for them to not serve so much rice. It's a bit of a waste....I would rather get more veggies. Maybe I will ask next time!  They also gave me two sauces on the side because I couldn't choose between the jerk or the teriyaki. The jerk was a bit salty for my taste but the teriyaki was perfect.  Of course, too much rice and sauce preference is a personal thing ;-)\n\nI am a stickler for iced tea and they had that yummy tropical tea that you usually get at some of the Asian chains. \n\nOverall, the service, atmosphere and food were great! I will definitely be going back.
__label__0 My husband who eats and enjoys almost any meal was underwhelmed with the Kahuna burger.  I ordered a veggie rice bowl that was too long in being brought out to our table and had mushy, crisp and under cooked veggie's on white rice. Couldn't even eat half of it, it was that bad. The cashier was curt and in a hurry for us to order even though there were no customers behind us. They brought my husband's burger out before my rice bowl.  He would have been finished before I ever got my food if he hadn't stopped to wait for my food to come.
__label__1 I'm really sad to say this was a major FAIL for me.  We came around 5:30pm on a Saturday night.  No one was in the restaurant.  There were 2 employees working, one cashier and one \"cook\".  We ordered a BBQ chicken salad and an orange chicken bowl.  Also, the rumba fries.  I had a groupon so I paid 8.00 for 16.00 worth of food.  I had to pay 3 more dollars.  It took FOREVAH!! for the food to be served to me.  The salad was big, tons of lettuce and not that much chicken.  My spouse was served a teriyaki chicken bowl.  I said \" this isn't what I ordered\".  The cook said \" Yes it is\" and  I said \" Nope, its not\".  Spouse said she would just eat it.  After one bite, she says \" taste this chicken\".  I tasted it and it didn't taste like chicken, it tasted like pork.  I brought it back and said that I wanted what I originally ordered.  \n\nThat took another 10-15 min.  By this point, 6 other customers came in the the \"cook\" was overwhelmed.  Ridiculous.   My spouse got her frozen, reheated chicken nuggets, drizzled with orange sauce and canned mandarin oranges.  She barely touched it and the overcooked fries.  No Thanks Rumbi Grill.  Wont be back.
__label__0 So this place is packed with ninner fans on Sundays (no I am not one of them) they have $2 budlights which was nice for me budget, the food is all street style and was very good. Buuuuut the service was by far the worst I've ever,had! tracking down someone to take your order for drinks or food is not as easy as you'd think. By the time we found \"veronica\" we were starving and thirsty. She was very inattentive and we were literally yelling and waving our hands to get her attention, she had no personality and when we told her we were tired of yelling for her she just nodded, no apology what so ever! By the time we got our bill I realized why, they add tip to every bill on Sundays no matter what. So hey why be a nice friendly server when your gguaranted tip anyways right? Only came bbecause of a groupon iI bought, but I def won't be back, she ruined it for us.
__label__0 Pros\n* The prices on the produce is great when on sale.\n\nCons\n* some of the produce is rotton/moldy\n* customer service is HORIBLE.  As a non spanish speaker, trying to get help is difficult.  When I asked a produce worker to purchase some items in the box that he was stocking, he IGNORED me.  Way to go La Bonita.
__label__3 This is a very nice supermarket. Great prices and incredibly well organized and spacious supermarket. I have been looking for a \"Mexican\" supermarket on this side of town, and I'm glad to say that this one is it! I will be visiting this place often.
__label__4 This place is awesome! Try the juice bar! Love the watermelon drink! This is my favorite market!
__label__3 UPDATE NOTE: They only serve lunch on Fridays now...\n\n*****************\n\nMy friend Scott L tweeted about trying this Jamaican spot on the border of FreeMoreWest and SouthEnd at Summit and Mint, so I thought I'd give it a try. I was post-workout and needed some sustenance to regain my superpowers so I called in an order. \n\nNot many people call in an order to a place where you've never seen a menu, but I'm not the brightest bulb. But my deductive reasoning led me to the fact that they probably have a jerk chicken entree. Sure enough they had a jerk chicken lunch special which included succulent, on-the-bone jerk chicken with a really luscious spice and heat to it with a hint of pineapple juice, two sides and the best red beans and rice I've ever tasted. I always consider red beans and rice a throwaway because I hate dry rice, but this not only was light, fluffy and moist but also had a nice spice to it too. The chicken marinade/rub reminds me a tad of The Shizzle sauce, but of course Mynt cooks the chicken much better than I do. I didn't care that it was on the bone because it was so wonderful.\n\n The sides I picked were fried plantains (yum) and and Carib slaw (cabbage, carrots, raisins, craisins in a sweet vinegar sauce).  They also have stewed cabbage, sweet potato fries and regular fries (and probably 1 or 2 others).  I brought it back to my office and was devouring it like a caveman and so surprised by all the flavors - Is this what Jamaican is supposed to taste like?? If so I might need to downgrade a review for bland Anntony's!!  As far as I'm concerned, if you live near Center City, you could maintain all your pollo needs at Mynt, Viva Chicken and the Chicken Roasting Company and have a good variety.\n\nSo why not 5 stars? Unfortunately until they need a total interior redesign, this really is more suitable as a to-go food place. It feels like a dingy bar and lounge. I don't have high hopes that their lunch business will fund an upfit in this off the beaten path location, but it is DEFINITELY worth stopping in and getting some food. I look forward to seeing the whole menu and trying other things.
__label__3 Good: \n + Excellent kiddie island - 4 stories of much fun and usable by adults.\n+ Very good set of toddler slides (choice of 4)\n+ New facility - opened in May 2013\n+ Excellent swimmer to lifeguard ratio\n+ Super fun rides including a slide racer where 5-6 sliders race down the watery rainbow slope\n+ Food taste - had a very tasty chicken teriyaki sandwich\n+ There are some water misters in the wait lines to keep you cool\n+ An excellent adjacent public park was fun to play in after we left the swimpark for the day\n\nBad:\n - Location. This new location is far, far off the Strip and requires a long drive to get there. Back parking lot is a hike to the front.\n - Cost. Everything costs so much - extra for parking, extra for tube rental, expensive locker rental, extra expense for line-jumping pass, extremely costly charge ($150) for cabana rental. This is on top of the hefty $40 per adult charge.\n - Changing Rooms. Little to no clothes changing stalls in both male and female bathrooms; very few showers.\n - Entry. Entrances to the wave pool and lazy river are narrow and cause congestion\n - Tubes. You have to haul your own float tube to the top of the rides - no conveyor belt to assist in getting the tube to the top\n - Wait time - longish lines (without the line jump band) meant a long wait between fun rides.\n - Special salt water conditioning system in pools is harsh on swim suits - my daughter's dark pink suit came home very light pink\n\nTip:\n* Take your own shade and chairs - those are in short supply\n* Be sure to wear flip-flops or watershoes to all the rides - there is a LOT of non-shaded cement and it gets very hot.
__label__3 This park is great, don't know why the negative reviews. We spent 5+ hours here today and my daughter did not want to leave. Bought the season passes since it's not that much more than one time admissions and we can come as often as we like. My daughter would  come everyday if it was up to her lol.  The park is not too big and we like it that way because wherever you sit, you are not too far from anything. The only thing that we had a problem with was with the teenagers working in the food outlet, they were just not working fast and did not really know what to do (need more training).\nMust wear water shoes and lots of suntan lotion (or you will definitely get sunburned). The park was really fun, will be going back at least once a week.\nGo early to get good seating with shades. Have Fun!
__label__2 Super fun definitely a place I will love bringing my baby. I did thought think that it was bs that you pay 150 for a cabana but you still have to pay full admission to get in. That was pretty disappointing. The inner tubes used to be free and now they want 5-10$ for them. So they charge for everything and anything now. But other than that the rides were a lot of fun. I hope they expand the parking.
__label__4 Family fun!  Located conveniently close to my neighborhood.  There is no better place to spend the summertime in Las Vegas than in water.  My 4 1/2 year old daughter loves the kid area,  and all the smaller slides,  but is tall enough to ride on a lot of the bigger slides as well.  The best part is the Lazy River,  Wave Pool, and sunshine.
__label__0 Place is sad! Place has little to no hope! The brats that run it are rude! The kids that sell food are not trained! They were closed for how many years? They had how many other water parks in the country? Who designed this place a class of kindergarteners? The lay out is stupid! The lazy river is tiny ! I have seen apartment complexes with bigger kids areas ! The life  guards ? All I have to say is I hope they never have to save anyone in my family! The movies in the wave pool! My tv is bigger and has better picture too! I am a season pass holder! 2 years now! It has not gotten better it's gotten worse! The place is hot like hell the water is freezing and they have nothing for kids other then the 3 little slides that are super crowded because the bucket area which the employees have named \"Misery Island\" is too rough and crazy for little kids! Place is off my list haven't been back in 5 weeks! Cowabunga bay........ They were late but they got it right for the kids! Anyway I can get a refund wet n wild? LoL yeah right a joke should have stayed closed
__label__0 They call this pizza? I went in for a slice and it took 30 minutes to make it. The crust was very good, but they put cold toppings and cold cheese on top. I am from Chicago and we have some of the best pizza around... Maybe my expectations were too high for this place, I guess anywhere in Arizona for great pizza. Worst pizza!
__label__0 Will not refer any people their way. I trusted them to look at it when I had no options and they tried to tell me extra things needed to be fixed. Basically said the reason for one problem was a bigger problem, which was impossible. Either he didn't know anything about cars, or wasn't telling the truth. Really don't appreciate the dishonesty and makes me wonder what they tell other people.
__label__4 You can feel Michael during the entire show. It's breathtaking, overwhelming at times and tastefully done. The theater is beautiful and would recommend sitting on section 203 row AA to see everything from a perfect spot - just watch out for the zombies! I've seen Love and thought that was an amazing show, I love Michael so this was such a treat. Previews were great, can't wait to see this show again later this year. Smooth Criminal, Man in the Mirror, Thriller and Beat It were my top favorites. But the whole show was entertaining and something to take in. Love you MJ! Cirque did him justice :)
__label__1 We were so excited to see this show.    Having never seen a bad Cirque performance, and having such a love for MJ's music and image... we couldn't see how it could go wrong.\n\nWhat an absolute waste of time and money.\n\nThe Michael Jackson video slot machines capture his image and legacy in a more honest way.    Quite honestly, it's terrible.  \n\nIt starts off great.  The theatre is stunning.   The ushers are dressed in faux-MJ getups.  The paparazi hound you with flash photography.    It's an excellent way of building anticipation.   \n\nThen the show starts, and you're transported back to high-school talent show.   That's what it feels like.    Soul-less dance and silly interludes all set to stock audio and video samples of Michael Jackson.     \n\nIt had the metaphorical effect of Propofol and quite literally soothed me to sleep.   \n\nIt's different than the excellent Cirque show \"Love\" on the Beatles in that it doesn't really incorporate much of the popular circus/ cirque elements like acrobatics or humor.    ONE is to Cirque Du Soleil as Softball is to Major League Baseball.     \n\nAt least it gave them an excuse to sell these $30 shiny light up gloves.    \n\nNever again.
__label__4 Truly the best of the Cirque du Soleil shows in Las Vegas. The show was awe inspiring not only for the acrobatics, but for the dancers, light show and graphics on various screens. And of course, Michael Jackson's music. At one point, Michael Jackson shows up to dance with the rest of the performers via hologram.
__label__0 I'll be honest. I walked out of this show. The music was WAY too loud for me. The bass was pounding so hard my chest was vibrating. My ears were hurting. I was in the middle section, so not as if I were next to speakers. \n\nI generally love Cirque shows and I like Michael Jackson music. But not this show. \n\nI did not enjoy the visual aspect of the show--mind you I could only take 30 minutes and finally just had to leave. \n\nSorry to say this was a bad experience for me.
__label__3 I went to the show when it first opened. I really wasn't sure what to expect, my Girlfriend never had seen a Cirque show. \n\nI keep seeing people complain that this isn't like the other Cirque shows. \nFor those of you wanting a traditional Cirque de Soleil show, this isn't it. \n\nThere isn't the same feel as the other shows, but it's pretty fantastic. There is a story to follow, fantastic dancing, music and so much more.\n\nI think it's such a fresh new way to put together a show, it's a must see if you are in town. I do think they \"borrowed\" a few concepts from some AGT acts, but it's still pretty cool.\n\nGet there early because there are some things to see before the show.\n\nI hope this helps.
__label__0 I'm not sure what show the other reviewers saw, but my husband and I saw MJ One on Monday, July 7, and thought it was a total waste of money (see the review given by FoodieChic L from Chicago, her comments reflect what we saw).  Being big MJ fans, we were looking forward to the music and some MJ style group dancing .... the music was overshadowed by the production's \"extra\" noise which was never part of his original recordings and we felt the dance routines were not reflective of any rountines MJ did.  The \"story\" if you can call it that, made no sense and having the child-like players running on and off the stage and the woman pretending to play the guitar were distractions at best.  The show also lacked traditional Cirque attributes, but the biggest disappointment was not getting any true feeling of a great artist.
__label__0 Save your money.  I grew up with Michael Jackson's music and this show was awful! It was so boring and kiddish we walked out after 20 min's!  And, the seats where not high enough to look over the person in front of you.
__label__4 If your a fan of Michael Jackson this is a must see. I'm not going to spoil it for anyone but it's a must see. It was a visual orgy of colors stunts and music. Truly an amazing show.
__label__3 Reminds me of Vietnamese sugarcane and drinks/desserts found back home in San Jose (that's a good thing!). They took a while for our drinks to come out though, so minus a star for speed considering there wasn't a line or anything.
__label__4 This place has the best durian smoothie I've ever had, real durian is used to make the smoothie instead of powder- it's addictive! :) We tried the taro smoothie as well and it was good too! The customer service is outstanding, I have yet to try the shaved ice but I bet it's great as well.
__label__4 A few weeks back Hubby and I were taking care of something nearby and he went to Skewers Persian Grill to get us food to go.\nHe got us a gyro wrap, a kebab koobideh (minced meat) wrap and dolmeh.\nI have a recent new appreciation for dolmeh and they were very good, gyro wrap was great as well. Lots of yogurt dressing.\nBut, the koobideh, oh my, that koobideh was the best I ever had. It was delicious.
__label__1 I went in today to have a look at their selection, i walked in and no one was there. I heard someone snoring in the back so i figured i would take a peek. As i thought, someone was laying on the couch sleeping! ahah. I hate waking people up so I took a few business cards, took note of their products, and went on my way.\n\nProducts were some of what i am looking for, drip tips, and batteries, and also looking for new brands of liquid i haven't tried out. I'll be back in a few days maybe, and hopefully someone will be awake to answer a few of my questions.\n\nIt's a small store from what i saw, i didn't see any testers i could help myself to, i did see a showcase full of flavors which was nice. I did find a couple that caught my eye as i was reading them. Other than that, it was a shame i walked in at a bad time.\n\nfor now 2/5 stars i can't leave this mistake unsaid.
__label__2 not as good as expected..... I guess I like Cora more.....\nThe Montreal putine was too salty to have a bite. :(
__label__2 I'm not sure what it was but the morning I stopped in here I wasn't too hungry, I was just craving a crepe with Nutella.  This place is a little bit on the outskirts of Old Montreal which was nice because it wasn't crowded like all of the other places were on a nice weekend morning.  The wait staff was attentive and friendly and had no problem dealing with my obnoxious group of half English speaking, half French speaking friends.\n\nI ordered my banana, Nutella crepe while most of the rest of the group got breakfast.  Everyone seemed happy with their meals.  One of my friends ordered Mac n Cheese which I tried and it was absolutely amazing.  I would definitely get that again if I went back.  Overall I would say my crepe was average.\n\nI like the fact that it's walking distance from the hotel I normally stay at, it's not too crowded, and it has a very diverse menu, so I would probably return here again.
__label__3 I felt like I was whisked away to San Francisco or San Diego when I stepped foot in here. The line was nearly out the door for lunch but it moved quickly. I took my order to go afraid I wouldn't find an open spot, but tables did turn over quickly too. I love the concept happy and healthy, it ought to please everyone. I opted to stay on the healthy side TBLT with sweet potato fries. The sandwich packed a lot of flavor and it was quite good. I'd definitely get it again. They also make a tasty sweet potato fry. The were a bit limp by the time I got them back to the office so next time I'd like to try them fresh. I'll take my chances and dine in.
__label__0 I wrote an earlier review from a few months ago, but SCRATCH THAT NOW.\n\nOh man, i LOVED this place to pieces. but after what happened tonight. Too irritated now --youre in for a story:: \n\nSo we came here feeling excited cause we havent been here in such a long time. We ordered our usual. We went to sit down, excited to get our food when we got asked by one of the servers to move at a smaller table cause apparently a party of 25 just came in. Us wanting to sit a table, it was okay. we understand.. then, a few minutes later.. we got asked again to move to the counter instead. AH REALLY?!  NOT COOL MAN. Thought the place was first come first serve. && i wasnt as irritated til i saw on the other corner that they never asked these two people who was at the other corner (those people werent with the party of 25) to move AT ALL. very unprofessional.. so we just decided to get it to go, that way there wont be a possibility that we'll be asked to move again while we eat aha. we werent even asked if it was okay with us. they just said the second time we got moved \"actually were gonna need you guys at the counter..\" were usually forgiving when it comes this kind of stuff considering that we didn't mind the first time but cmon, that just kinda ruined our appetite.\n\nSO NEXT TIME YOU COME, MAKE SURE TO MAKE A RESERVATION EVEN FOR A PARTY OF 2, cause you might be asked to move like that LOL
__label__2 I really wanted to like this place more. \n\nLike everyone already said, it's hard to find. Although they do have little signs on the lamp posts that let you know you missed the building, cause it's bound to happen.  The restaurant is just too small, although I did go over lunch and it was incredibly busy. But it was off-putting. We couldn't sit until someone else got up from a table, and that just felt a tad awkward.\n\nI ordered the burger benedict. It was OK. Apart from the fried egg in the burger, nothing was \"benedict\" about the burger. I was thinking it would have hollandaise on it or something a bit more. And the burger meat was slightly underseasoned. The truffle fries are epic though and very addicting.\n\nThe bf had the neato burrito. It was a breakfast burrito. Nothing remarkable about it.\n\nWe tried them at Bite of Las Vegas and actually enjoyed it more there. I got the Chix on Broadway there, which was super yummy. Bacon makes everything better. We also tried the ahi siracha tacos. I know these are one of their best sellers, but I just thought they were OK.\n\nLike I said, I really wanted to like this place, but it was just OK. I probably won't be back anytime soon, at least not until they expand or something.
__label__2 SkinnyFats is located in an awkward, small office park on Dean Martin near Sunset with minimal parking and minimal space inside, so if you're planning on a weekday lunch be prepared for a bit of a crowd and nowhere to park. The restaurant is equally small but colorful with just a handful of two- and four-top tables, and maybe ten seats facing a high counter along the window. There are veggies and animals painted all over the walls, with fun metal corrugated ceiling tiles. It's a loud, lively space, and gets a bit hectic when it's crowded. The menu has a healthy and unhealthy side, both filled with quite a number of items for breakfast, lunch or dinner. On the healthy side you will see juices, snacks, gluten-free pizzas and sandwiches. On the unhealthy side, or happy side as they call it, you have choices of shakes, waffles, snacks, sandwiches, and more. There seems to be plenty of options for whatever you're looking for, and I'll certainly have to stop back in to try some more.\n\nSo as usual I came for one thing, and in this case it's their Cheeseburger Benedict: 1/2lb angus burger with lettuce, tomato, pickles, cheddar, avocado, red onion, fried egg and SF sauce. What came out looked great, but was kind of like the Rollin' Smoke burger I ate a few weeks ago; too damn large to properly enjoy. There's something to say of the spectacle, but the oversized assembly makes for a slightly inedible burger. The moment I picked it up and gave it a squeeze I could tell the bun might be a bit dry. The patty was sticking out from the edges of the bun so I was able to sample it on its own; it was of good quality and cooked well. The bun was indeed a bit too dry, and on first bite a bit too thick as well, but the burger quickly got messy so I saw the need for something with a bit more substance. The egg had good flavor but got a bit lost in everything, there was tons of cheese that had good flavor, although some of it still wasn't melted by the time it got to my table. The lettuce was prominent and proportionally just enough, and the pickles were also good. I knew the avocado was there because a few slices fell out, but I couldn't taste it within the burger with all those other flavors mixed in. If this burger was simplified and you could properly sample some of the intended flavors it could be really great, but there is just far too much going on to enjoy this. Does any burger really need a fried egg, onion, pickles, avocado AND a sauce? I guess many people would argue that this is what a burger is all about, but for me it's a bit much. Oh and as for that sauce, I don't even know what it tasted like, and for me that's the problem.\n\nThe truffle fries on the other hand were really good; almost all of them were cooked well and they were very flavorful. I found myself eating them well after my giant burger was done. Again, I feel like I have to defend myself with my slight disappointment; a massive burger is a great thing, but when you add too many toppings they start to cancel each other out. Maybe the solution is choosing only one or two of their offered toppings, which could provide a slightly simplified and very flavorful burger. For $10.50 with fries this really isn't a bad deal, I just found it to be a few too many items piled together. Still, the menu looks great, and all the food looks to be of very good quality, so I'll surely be back to try other items soon.
__label__3 First time trying skinny fats! Lines out the door so I knew it was going to be great. They have a great variety of foods and drinks to order from. You have the choice to be \"healthy\" or \"happy\" of course I couldn't decide so I got one of each side haha. The only down side to my delicious meal was the wait time to receive our meal. While I was waiting I ordered fresh cold pressed juices. Being on a juice craze right now I was very pleased to see that they offer it. Id highly recommend this place!
__label__3 Skinny Fats is AWESOME! What a great concept. Having a happy side and a Healthy side really shows how hard it is to choose whether to eat good or just treat yourself. This place is really makes me fight my inner self. I've tried their pancakes (on the happy side of course) and they were absolutely DELISH. Hot and fluffy pancakes, overloaded with whip cream and marshmallows/oreos. SOO GOOD. Definitely can't go back to iHop or denny's after having these! My boyfriend got the Ahi Taco and one of the pizzas. It was good size, enough to feed two! But obviously he's a boy and boys can eat a lot. LOL. I've also had their salads which a tasty. And their nutella shake for dessert definitely put me on my happy side. :) This place is small but cute and lively. The workers are very nice and always cater well to your needs. If you don't like something, you don't need to have it in your order. Also, their free water is really yummy. They have different fruits in them on different days. I love the interior design on the walls and it's so detailed to the little salt and pepper shakers. Overall, it's a cool place to go to when you want quality food. Look out for it because you couldn't even tell where it is in its location!
__label__4 Awesome place. Sometimes hard to get seats so patience is a must or just flat out luck but totally worth it! Parking is easy and free.  Totally recommended and cant wait for a bigger location to open up! Prices are fair and sizes are perfect.
__label__3 Really good food! \n\nI love that I can choose between healthy or fattening!! \n\nI've actually only ordered from the healthy side so far (Because everything looks so good regardless!)\n\nAnd the few times I've been here I really liked the food. Ahi fish tacos are superb and the Acai bowl is BANGIN!\n\nLooking forward to coming back in the future.
__label__4 Not located on the strip but definitely worth checking out if you're not afraid of a little adventure off the beaten path.\n\nI'm lucky to be friends with girls who love brunch just as much as I do. So we all decided to give this place a try! We took the taxi here and though it wasn't the cheapest ride (approx. $30 including tip for a one way trip from our hotel on the strip), it was the last thing on our mind after eating an amazing meal at SkinnyFATS.\n\nBetween the four of us, we ordered the WTFrench Toast - a delicious french toast with turkey patty, cranberry sauce, arugula & spicy berry marmalade ($10), the UnBRIElievable Brioche french toast - french toast served wit brie, basil, strawberries, and a rich balsamic glaze ($9.50), and their special of the day, BACON POT PIE BENEDICT ($12). Both french toasts were equally amazing. The WTFrench Toast was fluffier and lighter, yet it still managed to pack a mean punch of awesomeness. The UnBRIElievable was more sinful - french toast was perfectly fried to a golden brown color and the combination of the brie and balsamic glaze gave it a richer taste that excited the tastebuds.\n\nBut the winner has to go to... *cue angelic music* the bacon pot pie benedict. I've never had anything quite like it! It's not a dish you want to eat all by yourself... but I definitely ate 80% of it. The dish comes with a miniature pot pie stuffed with diced bacon pieces, potatoes, peas, and carrots. On the side, it came with one egg Benedict and a large fried jalape\u00f1o stuffed with a mystery stuffing.. that was just as amazing!\n\nSo... have I convinced you to try this place out? (:
__label__2 Burger was good. Sweet potatoes fries were burned and cold. Cookies were also cold despite website saying they would be warm. Service was courteous and okay for the most part. Food could be improved.
__label__0 Well we trusted the friendly people of yelp to assist with finding a repair shop that didn't rip us off. I wish I would've trusted my gut.. It all started when my fianc\u00e9s check engine light came on. We dropped off the truck at APR and after 3 days we were told it was a bad CAT, after 3 more days and us calling we were told it was all fixed and ready to go. We get to the shop to pick it up and the truck is not there, they outsourced the replacement of the CAT and didn't tell us.. I feel like they should communicated this but didn't.. oh well the truck is fixed RIGHT?? WRONG!! \n\nWe can hear them revving the engine in the back, the truck is Misfiring like crazy. The owner comes to the front and says they don't know what's wrong with it if we can leave it a few more days they would figure it out... But he's going on vacation so he will need at least 3 days. ok.. fine we leave it..4 days pass we call and they ask to outsource checking the fuel injectors since they cant do it there and it will cost $100.. ok fine.. they come back and say its not the injectors but they want to charge us $800 to SEE if it MIGHT be the timing chain.. umm no!! \n\nThree weeks went buy the truck still isn't fixed. Not only that we get It home and the clips to the injectors are on the windshield and the injectors aren't even plugged back in.. we drove it all the way home that way.. It ended up being the O2 sensors.. that SHOULDVE been replaced with the CAT but weren't. After $400 at this place we got nothing but a non working truck for almost a month.. NEVER AGAIN! DON'T GO HERE! They have no idea what they are doing!
__label__4 We were AMAZED what a hidden gem this place is! We decided to go horseback riding for our 1 year anniversary and had no experience riding so googled a few spots! Looking for a deal we found it listed on deal chicken and decided to take our chances. It was WONDERFUL from the staff, to the horses to the trail! We went on  Tuesday evening and we were delighted we had a guide, Gary, all to ourselves! We took a 2 hour ride up the mountain to the most beautiful scenery! He explained a lot of the history of the ranch, the state and told jokes along the way! When we got to the top he took photos of us with our camera with the beautiful mountain and sunset in the background! If you have visitors from out of town or just feel like a fun day getaway I strongly suggest checking out this place! Affordable and worth the drive! :)
__label__1 Ya, OK, it is a adult toy store right.. Sometimes I want to go look at things I might buy on Amazon.. Seriously. This store is a bit over priced, they all are in my opinion, anywho.. I just want to snoop around in stores like this, I have no interest in chatting it up with the sales staff. SERIOUSLY, if I need your help I will ask. \n\nSo I walk in and the sales staff says hi, I say hi and move on in.. now she is following me..\"Is there anything I can help you find?\" Nope, I'm good... She is still on me, \"Well we have x and y and this and that\" Uh, ya thanks I'm good.. SERIOUSLY? I have a rough idea of whats in here, leave me alone sheeesh!\n\nThe sales staff is inappropriate and nosy, unless you like to feel like you have stepped onto a used car lot from the 1980's... come on people a bit of decorum! UUGGHHH.. Will not be back..\n\nHowever, if you have zero idea of what to do with the things you find in here, I am pretty sure the sales staff could give you detailed instructions ANNOYING..
__label__1 Need to update their menu.
__label__0 Worst saleswoman ever. My husband and I were going for a stroll after a fantastic dinner. When we go on vacation (rare occurrence), we like to buy something that is his and hers. My birthday is also coming up and we wanted to take a look at the belt colors and buckles.  She hesitantly asked us if there was something we were interested in. As soon as I uttered belt, she looked me up and down and said that none of her belts will fit me. How rude!! I'm a size 6 in pants. We were dressed fairly modestly so how would she know that we were both physicians who could afford an extravagant belt, or 2. I will never purchase anything in this store and I suggest the same to you. If I could give this store's location a negative star, I would.
__label__4 Amazing! The woman inline next to me was back for the second time today. It's THAT good.  I ordered the Ahi Tuna appetizer and the Kale salad.  Both were amazing!  I polished it off with the Chocolate Lava Cake.  It's gluten free!  WINNING!\n\nNOTE!  The address says Grand Canyon, but it's in a little strip mall in front of Target  in the same parking lot.  If you are coming from the 215 on Flamingo, go through the light at Grand Canyon and make the next left.  You will see it on the right-hand side.
__label__2 I really wanted to give them more than 3 stars but I just couldn't. \n\nDecided to try this place out because my co-worker raved about this place. Plus it was just down the street from my job. The whole restaurant is quite adorable. Two of the walls are glass walls so it added a really cool effect to the place, lighting up the whole room up. \n\nThe menu is pretty condensed but I kinda like that. Also everything is a pretty decent price. I asked the hostess for her opinion on what was popular and she was really helpful. I ordered fried fish tacos ($6) & wanted a side of kale salad because of all the positive buzz it gets! I just substituted the beans w/ kale salad which was $1 extra. \n\nI ordered my food at 12:00 & did not get my food until about 12:30. And, it was not even busy. So I suggest you order your food before you arrive. I honesty think 30 minutes for 2 fish tacos is a little too long. A few of the costumers were also complaining of the wait. \n\nNow the food. The fish tacos were pretty good. Honestly nothing special about them but nonetheless they were good! The kale salad-- sorry, But I honestly did not like it. I was so excited to try it from all the buzz it got! I thought it was dry and it had a odd after taste. But maybe I'm just not a kale fan lol. \n\nI do want to come back & give them another chance. Id like to try something else off the menu.
__label__3 Best Vietnamese Restaurant north of Camelback in Arizona.  It's better than Pho Avina, Angelina's, Viet Kitchen and Pholicious.  The have a wide variety of items to choose from that you would only find in Southern California.  It may seem pricey, but it's comparable to other Vietnamese Restaurants in the area and they do give you a good amount of food.  Everything tastes fresh, looks good, and smoothies are creamy (avocado=yum)!  Orders were taken quickly and accurately.  It's a new place and I do enjoy the cleanliness, decors and their authentic Vietnamese music.
__label__3 So Glad they were open late !! Yum
__label__4 Awesome food love the sandwiches just had spring rolls they ere great too.  Everyone is really nice and it is family run.
__label__3 My buddy and I came this place after attempting to go to another Vietnamese restaurant, Nam Sao and found out it was closed due to fire. \n\nWhen we walked in the first thing I noticed was how clean it was. Some places I have been look dingy and have an off smell. Not this place. \n\nI ordered a rice vermicelli bowl with grilled pork, pork skin and egg rolls. We ordered spring rolls to share and my buddy got a bowl of pho. My friend was so impressed he told me to taste the broth. It was amazing! Layers of flavors and you could taste the herbs and spices. I decided then and there it would be the next thing I would order there. And while I was craving the bun, I was regretting not getting the pho. \n\nHowever, my dish was great. The pork was grilled perfectly. Some places seem to have a real problem overcooking pork when it's thin and grilled. The egg rolls were very flavorful as well. \n\nMy friend has already recommended this place to some friends and I'm dying to go back.
__label__0 Pathetic food, will never go there again... My wife got a severe food poisoning having one of their famous soups..  The food tasted OK but never knew it could become this bad... I just can't imagine that there are so many good reviews, am I the only one who ordered the soup?? Dont know.. Anyway writing this review so that everyone out there can be cautious about this place and the food. \nSad that I had to write a bad review but I just hope no one gets sick from this place again...
__label__4 This place is ahhhhh-mazing and I'm not pho-king with you ! :) I'm so happy I found this place! I had visited a pho place down the street called Angelina's but dang their service was terrible. On top of that, their food took foreverrrrrrrr to get. i just want some soup, dang it! BUT now my problems are solved! not only are the staff incredible and super helpful, especially Peter but the food is out of this world ! The service is also quick and they are on top of it! He explained all the cuisines to me and answered any question I had! this place will see me again and again! the spring rolls are super refreshing ! i usually get the number 14 with the rare beef and meatballs. yum! they have that combo for $10 which is a steal! I've also tried their #50! delicious broth! and I have gotten a com Dac Biet. peter had said it had a little bit of all their grilled selections .. uhhhh DELICIOUS! The bobas? Try itttttt. Peter said coconut and jackfruit? super super tasty. the coffee? you'll never be able to go back to Starbucks! People of Glendale! Check out Pho Viet! You won't regret it !!!!!!
__label__4 Been tattoo'd by Gianni for years and this shop and all that are in it are nothing but an extension of his greatness. Be smart get a great tattoo from this shop.
__label__4 Broken Dagger is an excellent place to go off the strip for tattoos. Everyone of the artists are warm, friendly and very professional. We had Robbie do a crown tatoo for my wife as she is my princess!! He did am awesome job drawing and then working with my wife to discuss what she was thinking and how it would look best.  We were very impressed with his work and the prices charged there are very reasonable and fair!! I would definitely recommend this tatoo place and we will be back. \n\nOh, by the way we came back to Robbie for some more color on the crown in other spots and he touched it up and added the Color at no charge!!! \n\nThanks Robby for the awesome tatoo!!
__label__4 Great food....A must: onion rings\n...Buffalo wings...tatchos...truffle mac & cheese. Not so much of a fan of their chicken tortilla soup.  Right price great food. Btw haven't dined in yet. This is all to go!!! Well worth every penny
__label__1 I had been waiting for this place to open since I frequently visit the palms, however, I was not at all impressed. The food was bland and greasy, the service was slow, and they don't take palms gift cards. I probably won't return, there are plenty of other places to eat in the casino.
__label__3 Got me in the same day and turned it around very quick!  Lifetime warranty, was very happy with the service and speed.
__label__4 Very friendly, warm atmosphere at this location.. The skill level of the therapists is A One. the laser hair removal is PAIN free.  Massage and facials could,t get better.  It is a must to try.
__label__0 Bad, bad customer service. We have to go through these guys because of our home warranty - makes me rethink the whole home warranty thing!\nCalled home warranty Friday because our house was 85 degrees inside. Was told that Cool Blew was already closed, but we should hear something first thing in the morning. Of course we didn't, so I called Cool Blew directly Saturday afternoon.\nI got the feeling that I was bothering them trying to schedule my appointment, and was then advised that someone would come out Monday between 2pm and 5pm.\nMoved my work schedule around so I could be home by 2 to wait. 5:30 comes around and finally get a call from the office that the tech is still at the other job and will be here shortly.\n7:15 rolls around and no one is here. We called Cool Blew and the guy my husband spoke with said he's trying to get ahold of the tech, but the tech isn't answering his phone. He'll call us back when he gets ahold of him. He called back a few minutes later and said that the tech still isn't done and it'll be awhile longer.\nAt this point, we just cancelled the appointment. It's not worth it, and the level of unprofessionalism is blowing my mind! Yes, it's Arizona and yes an A/C repair company will be busy - get more staff! Get people to answer the phone who aren't bothered by customers. It's pretty simple. Keeping in contact with us and being proactive could have avoided a lot of this frustration. If our home warranty company doesn't have another option for a different company, it looks like we'll just have to switch home warranty companies! What a joke!
__label__0 ate here during superbowl weekend. had chicken pho. it was tasteless and bland. not much chicken, a lot of noodles. was served with cilantro instead of thai basil. the bean sprouts were old and brownish. my friend had a meat dish with rice. he said it was OK. not a lot of meat. I was so disappointed cuz I'm crazy about pho. this was one of the worst I ever had. would never eat here again. I can make a better pho at home.
__label__2 Pretty good... Not as good as \"Wahoos\" in California. Very friendly staff, fresh food. Awesome clam strips.
__label__2 My daughter and i came for lunch today. We parked in the back and walked through the open dining and inside dining on our way to the hostess station. We noticed five or six open tables on our way in. We were surprised to hear from the hostess that there was a 10-15 minute wait to be seated. \n\n(What? Can i just go sit down at one of the six open tables?) \n\nWe waited and were seated within the promised window. We ordered calimari fries to start, with my daughter ordering fish and chips, and salmon tacos for myself.\n\nThe calimari fries came out hot, crispy, and were very tasty. We finished them off quickly. Both sauces were great.\n\nNext delivered, were my daughters fish and chips, and some shrimp and chips that looked yummy, but were not what i ordered. The waiter promised a quick fix. I noticed the patrons at a neighboring table having bewildered looks, and no food on their table, despite being seated before us.\n\nThe salmon tacos arrived within five minutes. The fish was near perfectly cooked, the tortillas tender but not frail, overall very delicious. My daughters fish and chips were tasty, good crunch on the outside with tasty fish inside. Chips were reasonable, but not inspiring. The beans and rice that came with my meal were sufficient.\n\nWaitstaff were nice enough, but maybe a little inexperienced, and slow at times. Their willingness to try makes it all good.\n\nThe dining experience overall was positive, but i don't know if i would drive any extra miles to dine here. If i happen to be close, ill probably drop in. (Ill bet that i would have given an extra star if there had not been a line with tables empty, and the wrong meal being delivered.)
__label__4 This place is awesome. Great tacos, super reasonable, and nice adult beverage selection. They have several craft beers, which is a nice touch for my main squeeze. The cod tacos are super yummy.. They have great happy hr deals too. Only crappy thing is that it's only offered Monday-Thursday. But, great little patio.. And every time I have been, the service was very laid back and friendly.
__label__4 Best date night while in town. Amazing prices and even better food! Service was outstanding and the staff super-friendly. Margaritas were great, peel and eat shrimp were outstanding and the oysters with the atomic uber-good horseradish and beer battered fish tacos left us wanting more. Whenever we visit Gilbert we'll come visit!
__label__4 everytime I come this weekend and its clean and I love the bathroom it smells like candy and the water is warm great customer service quick
__label__2 All pizzas are personal pizzas if you try hard and believe in yourself.  \n\nLocated at Stonecrest, at the end near City Tavern, in a spot that has been a couple of other pizza places, the interior of True Crafted is definitely an upgrade from the former tenants.  When you walk in, to your right you will order at the counter and get a number to put on your table for delivery.  They have booths, a long wooden family style table, chair seating and bar seating.  The pizza special for the day today was an 11\" white pizza with asparagus, mushrooms, broccoli, ricotta, mozzarella and red pepper flakes.  I ordered the special without mushrooms with a Coke to drink (yay Coke products!) and it was just over $12.  \n\nI love, love, love white pizza.  This, I did not love.  I do not like for the ricotta to be in globs on the pizza, which this was.  It's a personal preference, and not a reflection of a bad tasting pizza.  The crust was thin and crunchy without being hard.  The broccoli was cooked through as was the asparagus.  The red pepper flakes were a little heavy in some places on the pizza, but overall it was well balanced.  \n\nThe wait staff delivers your food and checks a few times to see if you need refills and see if everything is okay.  I found them all to be pleasant and helpful.  A couple of gentlemen, that I believe to be the owners and/or the chef(s) after seeing their webpage, were walking around the restaurant checking on people as well.  I did like that the restaurant seemed to be kid/family friendly without catering specifically to children, thus alienating those of us who don't want to listen to some guy making balloon animals while trying to eat.  \n\nThe execution of the pizza was fine, I just didn't particularly care for this pizza.  I will go again and try a regular cheese pizza and will update my review then.
__label__0 I didn't wanna write a review but since 2 days late ,still feeling bad from the clam pizza....I'd have to say this place is no good.
__label__2 A group of friends and I had about an hour to kill before we had to be at an event. We wanted to sit outside and saw there were many people sitting outside at The Beer Market so figured it was somewhere to be. We went in and had to find a server to see if we could sit outside. She said that it was self seating and we could sit anywhere. \n\nWe proceeded to the table outside and she brought us menus. She explained that they have a large selection of beer and no kitchen, but that you could bring your own food, which was a really cool concept. My friends were beer drinkers but I am not so they do have a limited selection of wine which was great. Our two friends joined us shortly after we were seated and we had to flag down a server to get them drinks. After sitting there for a good while a different server came over to check on us, which was confusing because our original server continuously checked on the table next to us. After sitting there even longer, we all had finished our drinks and no one came over. We had to find our server again to close our tab. \n\nWe weren't high maintenance customers, but did expect more attention since they are only serving beer. We assumed our server didn't pay attention to us because we weren't ordering as much as the table next to us, but there's no excuse for poor service. \n\nCool concept, but many other places around with better service to go to.
__label__4 One of the best beer selections in Pittsburgh. They have pages and pages of bottles categorized by type but also listing descriptions, alc. content and brewery. The Imperial IPA (draft, great tap selection too) I had was Dorado from a brewery in San Diego that I've never seen offered here before. The bartender was really attentive and nice to talk to. You can buy six packs and get 20% off of any 4 bottles or more that you take home. Lots of seating but I really liked sitting at the bar due to ample space and clear sight lines to the fridge bottles (labeled by country), taps and TVs. Also has an open window in the front.
__label__2 Great selection and friendly bartender but lighting and crowd draw leave something to be desired.
__label__2 In here to pick up a replacement straightening doo-dad for Mrs K., we found a huge variety with prices ranging from $10 to beyond $250. We managed to avoid getting asked if we needed any help and managed to avoid buying anything else. How does that happen?\n\nLots of stuff if you're looking for gifts, too!
__label__4 Fantastic is all I can say! I never shopped there before until a friend of mine told me they don't do animal testing, so I went to check it out. It was the best customer service I have experienced in so long! The two ladies were so nice and welcoming. I wish I remembered their names! One had hombre hair and the other had glasses. They were so nice! They gave me samples since it was my first time there and I KNOW I'll be coming back there for more! I got the split end treatment and she told me other ways I could use it, very helpful! I officially love Lush products.
__label__1 The Good: \n\nThe restaurant itself has a fantastic midcentury vibe with lots of open windows and nifty seating. The menu was packed with so many delicious-sounding choices that I had a difficult time choosing just one. Fortunately they would let you sub a pancake for your breakfast side so I got to choose two! The food itself was magical; everything tasted exactly right and the portions were perfect for a filling meal.\n\nThe Bad:\n\nFirst off, we were told there'd be a ~20 minute wait to get in. I understand and have no big problems waiting at a busy restaurant, I even thought it was pretty whiz-bang that they'd take my number and text me when a table was ready. Half an hour later my phone was still silent so I checked in and it turns out that the girl had noted my phone number incorrectly. To her credit she seated us immediately after discovering the mistake.\n\nOnce seated one thing became immediately clear: this is a *noisy* restaurant. There were parties of boisterous, energetic folks whose voices followed suit, and I'm okay dealing with that. The problem is that the restaurant pumped in loud pop music on top of that, so there wasn't just the din of a busy restaurant but a cacophony of conflicting noises. If you are hung over or otherwise want a quiet meal this is not the right place for you.\n\nThe Manic Pixie Dream Girl (google it) who served us was nice enough, but seemed eager to leave the table every time she engaged us and ended up missing small details like the coffee my dining partner ordered and later cream for that coffee. Fortunately my dining partner had pre-loaded on complimentary coffee during our too-long wait for the table otherwise violence may have ensued. \n\nThe Weird:\n\nWhile waiting for our table some old guy came walking up with his pot-bellied pig on a leash, the pig wearing a Snooze AM teeshirt. I don't always expect to see my breakfast before eating it. \n\nTL;DR:\n\nI have a full tummy, but dealt with too much noise and neglect to be satisfied with the meal or the experience.
__label__0 Food was a 4, but the service from Teasha was a little bit sideways (literally) she did not walk past the corner of the table.  I don't think she smiled once.  We were sbout to leave based on her bad attitude.  The gentleman that brought our food was more attentive than Teasha was.  So a bit of advice, if she comes to your table, leave or ask to be seated in another servers section, trust me..
__label__0 Food was great, server was fine but I can't get over the absurdly long wait and rude host staff. We visited on a Sunday, had a party of two and were told we would have a 35 minute wait. Try an hour and twenty! We inquired twice about how much longer it would take and were told that we were the next party of two, only to watch another party of two be seated ahead of us. When I asked why we couldn't be seated at the booth that had been sitting open for several minutes, I was told that they wouldn't seat us there because we could only have a two top. Not to mention all three hostesses I encountered were snarky and dismissive. I am so disappointed, I don't mind waiting for good food but I expect a little respect in return. Management should review their policies and find some new staff.
__label__1 Service B, ambiance D-  music as loud as a disco would not lower volume. Unable to have conversation without SHOUTING.  AT 7 AM VERY annoying\n\nHash B- poached eggs  B, but what is just one piece of toast,\n\nOverall experience C+
__label__4 Looking for the best brunch spot? This is it! Went last Sunday prepared for the wait but so excited to try the food. It was so worth it. The restaraunt was very retro with music playing and a bunch of loud chatter. Loved it. The employees very friendly and gave helpful suggestions. \n\nNow on to the food. I ordered the flight of pancakes with Swedish blueberry, pineapple upside down, and cinnamon roll. So good. Of course our party took little bites of each others food. Chilaquiles Benedict delicious. OMG French Toast yummy. I can't wait to go back.
__label__4 Amazing pancakes!  We had a few samples brought out for our group this morning and they were perfect. We had the server pick the spread and it would not have been my first choice, glad we let him. They were perfect! !
__label__4 As a Snooze fanboy from Colorado, I have to say that I was pleasant surprised to discover that Phoenix had one too. You will have to wait, though the wait is nothing like the wait times in Colorado and it's absolutely worth it.\n\nGluten-free french toast, pancakes and other delights were just as great here because I went back twice during this trip as I'd missed it so. Service is always fantastic and attentive despite the buzzing crowds too. I brought my agent and she too was impressed a lot by the place, despite never having been and even being a native of the area. So it's not just a fanboy talking (she had the burrito and was delighted by it..)\n\nSo yeah, you have to show up to Snooze early or time your visit, you can't just kind of show up and eat here like you would a different place. But the experience from the menu and everything in between is worth all of the hubbub. So long story short, the Phoenix location delivers just as you'd expect.
__label__4 My favorite place to get a breakfast at! a great menu and lovely employees.
__label__3 For a fast, healthy and fairly inexpensive option for lunch at the Scottsdale Quarter, I would say this is the place to eat at.  They have a simple menu as well as fresh baked goods all out on display making it easy to order.  I like the fact that you are not served at this restaurant.  You go up to the register order, pay and wait for your food to be brought to the table.  C3 serves the same food as Chloe's Corner across the street in Kierland.  I often order the salad and sandwich combo which has always been fresh and good. \nThey now have a frequent customer card that tally's up points every time you purchase something.
__label__1 Went here on a Saturday for breakfast based in location and yelp reviews. \n\nThe restaurant by itself is very trendy and nicely decorated in a modern theme. Very simple with the menu listed behind the counter and you just order when you are ready.\n\nFor a Saturday the were less than 10 people in the place. Was really looking forward to getting our food. We ordered the breakfast burrito and the chicken salad sandwich and they brought it to our table.\n\nThe breakfast burrito did not wow me it was just average and the chicken salad sandwich looked great but was just ok. Wanted so much more with the previous reviews on yelp an d the nice restaurant and location. \n\nSorry to say that is the reason why there were less than 10 people there on a Saturday morning. Hate to say there will probably be another restaurant at this location in 6 months.
__label__3 Wake up coffee cafe is one of those places where you'd never quite expect its interior from what it looks like on the outside. That's a compliment!\n\nA bunch of us from school dashed here for lunch to be greeted with the soothing aroma of freshly made pastries. My Iraqi and Syrian girlfriends suggested to keep the desserts for later with a useful tip about Armenian specialty desserts. Apparently they're hard to resist. But first, we needed to find out what the owner's ethnicity was since he had an accent.\n\nIn the meantime, we got ourselves our main courses - roast beef wrap for me and hot water. With every bite, the taste of onions, swirls of hummus, tomatoes and juicy roast beef oozed with flavor. And brace yourselves people, eating that pita-like bread will be messy but it's worth every crumb that falls to your lap!\n\nStuffed, we walked back up to the counter and asked the owner the question we've been itching to ask. Moment he said he was Armenian, we got ourselves a crepe, cheesecake filled red velvet cupcake, and a fruit tart. No turning back! They were the bomb and even better, they were cheap compared to the prices offered at novelty caf\u00e9s. Most of the sweets were below $3 and the crepe cost us roughly $5 which wasn't considering it fed 4 people. \n\nStudents at csn will enjoy a 10% discount. There's free wifi and whatever's on the menu can be customized according to your need. Just be a little patient. They've been running for only 5 months and are still getting a hang of efficiency. All because they're focusing well on quality first and that's a great start. You don't have to be a student to enjoy the low prices since they're already low to begin with. \n\nComing back here very soon!
__label__1 Blendinis are u kidding me!!!! It's 4.99 for small cup that's only half full!!!! ridiculous!!!!
__label__3 Yum! First time having breakfast here. Great menu with combination of upscale dishes and standards. Large portions. Awesome porch. Bar service. Love how they converted this area landmark. Good happy hour. Solid food and service. So happy to have this restaurant/bar in this area!
__label__3 I have several favorite breakfast restaurants i go to often. Every once in a while you just want to go somewhere else. Opened up Yelp this morning and started looking. LW's was a drive but looked interesting. My wife likes cinnamon french toast and they had a different take on french toast. \nSurprise, surprise, when we got there I saw a very familiar building. Campbell's, I had stopped here many times years ago on my way to the lake and my children had spent hours here as this was the only place open late. Now it is LW's. Waitress said it changed names about 1 and a half years ago.\nBasically a square two story building with the restaurant in the bottom. There is plenty of seating inside and outside, weather permitting and this time of year it would be a nice place to eat. Nothing fancy, wood floors, I believe it would call the decor rustic. (thats what my wife said)\nMy wife liked the french toast and I also had a piece. It was good. I had my standard, 2 eggs over easy. I was surprised when they actually came to me over easy. Most places serve them over medium or over well. I enjoyed my eggs. The hash browns had a new flavor to them I could not identify. They were excellent. Only down for the meal was they forgot to bring my toast. I really did not need it but I did expect it to come with the meal. Instead when I mentioned it, it was delivered immediately. Meaning it was the piece I ordered but was now hard and cold. \nEven with that I gave them 4 stars as everyone was exceptionally friendly and helpful. \nAs for returning I will but it will be because I am in the area. Just to far to travel for breakfast. Go see them I think you will enjoy.
__label__0 absolutely horrible prices. 2 eggs biscuits and gravy hashbrowns, bacon and coffee $14.73\nyou gotta be kidding. eggs overcooked ridiculous hash browns, burnt coffee ( dont even bring spoon, swizzle straw from bar). water tasted like it came out of rusty pipes, gravy had horrible tase like they made it with sage or rosemary.bacon cold and limp never offered refill on coffee. wont return. can get better elsewhere and a lot less  $
__label__1 I'm really surprised at the rave reviews on here! I hope the restaurant reads this and takes what I have to say into consideration. There's a few things that they could change so my family and I would come back. I'm going to break it down so you can read about which part matters most to you. \n\n1. The Atmosphere: The restaurant has a pretty cool atmosphere. It's modern and has some nice decor that fits the theme and name of restaurant well. There is low lighting, which I like, but it made it more than obvious every time the front door opened. Think about how annoying it is when you're at the movies in the middle of the day and someone uses a side exit. You can't help but notice. There are surrounding restaurants with even nicer decor and lower or comparable prices. \n\n2. The Service: Our waitress was great. We were greeted right when we walked in and given the option of a table or booth. We chose the booth. The backs are straight up, which forces you to have good posture. Our waitress was very attentive, but at first I felt a little rushed to make a choice of which food I would order. I don't think she meant for it to come off that way though. Once she asked if it was our first time here she pulled up a chair and gave us a quick run down on her favorites. Our table was only set for two so we had to ask for additional silverware for the other two people. Not the waitresses fault, but something the hostess should have caught when seating us. The owner came around to our table and asked us if everything was good. We all nodded and smiled. I felt the urge to tell him how I really felt, but you can never tell if people will take criticism well. So, I just figured I was going to Yelp about it and they can read it there and decided what they want to do. \n\n3. The Food and Options: OK, here's where we go down hill really fast. First thing I must say is nothing was terrible. Otherwise, I would've only given one star. When we got to our table there was a bottle of red wine that they had on special for the day. $15 for a whole bottle of wine. We were not able to taste it because they had no bottles of it open yet. Well, if you tell that to everyone who wants to taste it, then you will never have a bottle open. I understand cutting costs where possible, but with the prices this restaurant charges, they should offer a taste if they want us to consider paying $15.00 for what is probably a $7 bottle of wine. I started looking around for a drink menu and to my surprise there was not one. It wasn't just missing from our table either. I asked the waitress for a drink menu and her response what that \"We don't have one, but we have a full bar and can make pretty much whatever you want.\" So, I said (not in a rude tone, by the way), \" So, I have to think up a drink or use Google to figure out what I want?\" . I think I caught her off guard with my response and I can't remember if she responded because I was a little annoyed and just took out my phone to start googling drinks. In the meantime, my Mom had asked quite a few questions about the food on the menu. Their meat is all pre-mixed and it's 3 different meats mixed together. It sounded gross to me. The waitress left and came back again to see if we were ready to order. I was still googling away trying to find a drink . This time she asked me what kind of drink I usually like. I told her I normally like a cranberry juice with vodka and lime, but I was hoping to try something different. She suggested their Sangria that is \"made in house and unlike any other sangria\". That intrigued me so I ordered it. We then ordered food and I got some kind of Gnocchi Pasta in a white sauce. My Mom got a pasta with the word Funghi in it. My sister ordered Ravioli. A house salad was included with each meal. I asked if they have ranch dressing and to my surprise, not they do not. I was given the option to upgrade to a Caesar salad for an additional $2.00. Their house salad comes with a white wine vinaigrette dressing and seems to be a mesclun salad. I was delighted to find that I did like the dressing, but the salad was seriously lacking vegetables.  My meal was pretty good. The sauce was good. The fact that it was $15 and there was no meat in it is what baffles me. My sister was pretty disappointed with the amount of raviolis that she got. Normally she can share a meal with her daughter and they're both full, but they finished their plate and they were both hungry. I ended up sharing my Gnocchi with them. Apparently my family loves bread because we went through 4 different rounds of bread. It had a balsamic vinaigrette dipping sauce which I liked and the bread was pretty good. I had two and a half slices of the bread which is equivalent to about one and half Olive Garden Breadsticks , so you can compare size. The sangria that I had previously ordered was decent. There was nothing about it that seemed to make it special. Tiramisu was pretty good. I'm out of room to write. It's cutting me off. LOL
__label__1 Stopped in here because I saw it whilst driving past, and saw an item on display out front that I was interested in. When I asked about it, they did not have a price for it and wanted me to wait while they \"researched it\" online--because the person who brought it in didn't know what to charge and wanted the owner of the store to set the price for it. I finally got tired of waiting and left. The store had a back room that was cordoned off from shoppers...maybe they should put merchandise that is not ready for sale in that area to save shoppers some frustration. They did have some nice items, but I felt too frustrated by my experience to bother with them.
__label__0 I had a terrible experience with Todd and Vision Collision. My car was vandalized so I looked for a local repair shop to give business to and found them on Craigslist. Pics of the work looked great so I decided to head down to see what they could do. \n\nTodd was about to close up shop but looked over my car seeing that 8 panels would need to be repaired and repainted. I told him it had a dent in the one door that would need to be removed along with dings along the body line, since all 4 doors, fenders and quarters needed to be fixed and repainted. I wanted the whole car repainted since 8 panels had to be done anyway and I believed we had agreed upon that. I also asked for him to work with me on my deductible and he said no problem with that or doing the work. It was all yes-yes and no problem. I signed the paperwork and now it was up to him and the insurance company.\n\nI get a call saying the car is being sanded and prepped at the moment and it gets brought up about the 8 panels being repainted and not the whole care. I am a bit taken back by this because I thought we agreed on doing the whole car but chalk it up as miscommunication. If it was not already being worked on I would have picked my car up from them and took it somewhere else.\n\nI get a call to pick up my car, he has had it for a week and half so plenty of time to do a great job right? WRONG! I get there and all the door dings are still there, the key mark on the one fender is still visible, paint hazing on the one door and the other fender. I point these things out and he says I have a good eye, no shit I wanted my car right and you were paid $2000 from my insurance company for shoddy work. Basically my car was not repaired to my satisfaction nor to what was written on the estimate for the insurance company and way less what we agreed upon. He did fix the dent on the one door but the door dings are still there along with a key mark on the fender. \n\nThe body guy must not have a good eye at all missing all of that and to not repair each panel and get rid of some small dings chalking it up that it is more labor cost for you when I 100% certainly pointed out the dings specifically saying they needed to be fixed and they were not. Regardless of it all the work was not done to my satisfaction and damage was painted over. You can buff out the hazing certainly but you cannot buff out painting over a chip in the paint which should have been sanded down properly nor the key mark which was painted over. \n\nI recommend you get it in writing if you make an agreement with Todd or record the conversation because he will over promise and under deliver. He did some of what he wrote up on the estimate but clearly could see I was unhappy. Word of mouth and reviews like these make and break businesses. I will do a HD video walk around and post the link showing the issues I had from my car that was picked up just a few days ago. Totally unacceptable for getting $2000 to repaint 8 panels and not repair them properly, I could have went to nearly any shop and they would have got the handful of dings out and repainted the car for that kind of money. Then telling me its a 14 year old car and not sure what I am expecting. Regardless of the vehicle the work should be done right, my car is a 2 ton business card with over spray on the trim and windows still too!\n\nWhen I worked in my fathers shop we went the distance and would never repaint and panel and leave door dings in it or key marks. A couple extra hours of time to make it right because it represents us when it leaves the shop and getting all the over spray off trim and windows because it is not the customers problem to deal with nor hazing of the paint which you can see across the parking lot. Good eye he says, I say open your damn eyes! \n\nStay away from this business, you could go to Maaco and they will happily paint over damaged panels. Vision does not go the extra mile or the miles they agree to and are paid well for.
__label__2 I fill up here regularly because it's right down the street from my house and their pricing is usually lower than other nearby gas stations like Shell. Best time to drop by is during the day because everyone is always filling up on the way to work in the mornings or after work in the evenings and it does get crowded here. Their pumps work great and I've never had a problem with using my card or getting a receipt. They accept most fleet cards as well which is sometimes a concern for these smaller stations.
__label__2 This is the newest place that Yelpers were talking up before it opened, so I was curious to see what the hype was all about.  My first experience with this type of snow ice was a couple of months ago in Los Angeles at New York Snow.  Their snow ice is much smoother than the one at Kuma's.  I ventured to Kuma on their second night of business with my partner-in-crime and tried the Ninja size Kuma snow flavor with mochi, red bean, coconut, and condensed milk.  I was expecting the sheets of shaved snow ice like at New York Snow, but my order didn't look like that.  Regardless, it was still a tasty treat--the red bean was delicious and fresh.  The service is very friendly and all smiles.  The joint is nice and bright with a cute Sanrio feel to it.  Stop by and check it out for yourself--another nice dessert option in Chinatown.
__label__2 I don't hate it. \nI don't love it. \nI'm very blah about it.\n\n\nInitially wanted to come here after seeing pictures on Instagram. I was super excited as I was hoping for snow like that from Hawaii snow places, like Snow Factory or Frost City.\n\nMy friends and I had #3, #4, #5 respectively. I don't like the \"popping pearls\" in my #5 so, I replaced it with butterfinger.\n\nI'd like to say it was similar in texture being kind of creamy but, they need to improve on their flavors. I got to samps the taro, green tea, and \"kuma snow\" (whatever flavor that it) and it was whatever......it quenched my thirst in this heat we're having.\nI'd like to see more variety ---- I'm thinking of the variety that Snow Ono food/shave ice truck had --- I miss horchata flavor, I guess.\n\nI loved how the decor is all bright and cute. Tryna get the whole Asian-kawaii market. I mean, that's what got me.....very Instagram worthy pics outta here.\n\nOverall, I'll be back. Businesses tend to get better in time ***cross fingers*** \nI wanna bring more people so we can \"samps\" more things; this way I don't base this review on just 3 flavors.
__label__0 I tried Kuma the first time and it tasted like plastic, I got the mango flavor with mango and condensed milk. I decided to give it another try since my friends were going there and I got the same thing since I love mango. It still taste really bad, it was really flakey and not what I expected. The taste was almost like shaved ice with no flavor. I wouldn't recommend this to anyone. The taste is really bad and the fruits were so bitter. The seats are very limited as well so you either have to eat in your car or stand up and eat.
__label__2 Staff was nice, burgers and fries fair, hole in the wall with lots of flies.
__label__3 Surprisingly the flavor for the broth is great for a bowl of pho . Most places is pretty bland ... They have great customer service . Food came out fast . No complaints . Great place to enjoy a bowl of pho .
__label__1 Surprised to see a stand alone Thrifty's ice cream shop. Yes, I agree with the other reviews. I think that I built up Thrifty's ice cream in my mind because of nostalgia. I got my old time favorite Rocky Road. Average ice cream.
__label__0 The sushi rolls were hard to pick up because it would just fall apart and it didn't really have an authentic Japanese flavor. I also thought it was gross that the sushi was really warm and how they drowned the rolls with creamy sauce. The display of the sushi was a bit sloppy,but maybe it was because the place was about to close. Overall I wouldn't come back here again because it smells like musty ,day-old fish and the sushi isn't impressive
__label__2 The nacho selection did not impress me I like real cheese on my nachos bummer. \n\nI ordered the chips and salsa, chips were bathed in salt and only one salsa was tasty. I went for the burger as my entree which was actually pretty good.
__label__2 Eh... I was a little disappointed, which made me sad because this was my birthday dinner AND I'd heard so many good things about Nacho Daddy!\n\nI made a reservation two weeks prior for 20 people. I called that afternoon to confirm the reservation. (\"yep, we have it, no problem!\"). When we arrived, no one seemed to know what we were talking about! Luckily, they weren't super busy, so they were able to set something up for us, but that definitely put a sour taste in my mouth to start.\n\nSecondly,  the menu is NOT the same as what is posted online (only the Henderson location  posts their menu). This was especially disappointing because I'd already planned out what I wanted, but lo and behold, it wasn't on their menu. The menu of the Downtown location is much more abbreviated. \n\nI ended up ordering the BBQ nachos, which were good, but the sauce was very strong, and there was a lot of cilantro. We also had chips & salsa. The chips were great, and the salsa very hot. \n\nI also had a Raspberry Margarita, which was super sweet! I like sweet drinks, but this was even too sweet for my taste.  \n\nWe also got an order of the s'mores nachos to share and sing Happy Birthday to me! They were okay. Just beware that the marshmallow sauce is REALLY sticky! Just passing it around the table, a girl got some of it stuck in her hair, and I know I got some  on my face and it was hard to get off!\n\nThe service was very friendly and casual, but I think they were a little strapped for servers (it looked like they might have only had 2 and 1 or 2 bartenders?), so they didn't come back to check on us and our needs too often. \n\nI do want to check out the Henderson location, but I don't know that I'll return to ND downtown.
__label__0 Is it just me or is this place a little odd?  We went in here today for lunch and the place is really small.  My friend thought they would bring us chips and salsa but no, it was $3.50 when the menu said it would be $2.95 so that is my first problem with this place!!  Then I ordered the Vegan guacamole and mango salsa tacos.  I am sorry to say they were very unpleasant.  I am not sure if it is not \"mango season\" or what the deal is, but the \"guacamole\" was a misnomer--it was not full of guacamole like you might expect because there were no animal products-it just seemed like an afterthought.  My second problem with this place is that a diet soda is $2.95.  Come on, seriously?  you serve it in a little plastic cup.  Nothing fancy.  I will not be back here.  Save your money for the other businesses popping up downtown.
__label__0 I would give 0 stars if I could. After planning our vacation for months we were most excited to visit Nacho Daddy, as we had seen it on the Food Network. Everything started out fine, but after ordering our margaritas and food we waited. This wouldn't be a problem but we were 1 of 2 tables in the restaurant. I happened to look over at the bar and saw the bar tender standing there. Then I saw our drinks sitting there. Our waiter passed our drinks at least 4 times that I saw and never brought them to our table. We also ordered 3 street tacos as an appetizer, I;m not sure how long those were sitting there, but it was a huge let down. Obviously, we left and felt bad about not paying for our water glasses. As we were walking out, the waiter had the nerve to say, \"thanks for coming in\". Thank's for not serving us. Upon complaining we were offered to come back, but we are on vacation and have everything planned out. You lost that chance when you treated us like dirt. It sucks that we have planned on eating at this place for months and we were treated so bad. Save your money and go somewhere that wants you there.
__label__3 Yum! A BBQ place right down the street.\nBad news first....Dickey's is tiny. I thought it might be take-out only when we first walked in the back. The only other nip is the ordering is a little weird especially if you're not six foot tall.\nThat being said....the 'q was very good. I'll be back.
__label__3 Why did I wait so long to try Dickey's?  \n\nMy husband and I visited Dickey's on Sunday afternoon for a late lunch. The smoked meats on the menu are pretty straight forward, pulled pork, beef brisket, sausage, ham, turkey and chicken - all hickory smoked in their onsite pits. Now, I know I'm in North Carolina where pulled pork is king, but I can't pass up brisket. I ordered a 1 meat plate with beef brisket. The plate comes with 2 sides and I chose the baked potato casserole and the fried onion tanglers.  Boy, did I choose right!  You get a hefty portion of meat with a soft roll with pickles and onions. You can also choose from a variety of sauces at the sauce bar.  My husband also got the brisket but got the jalapeno beans and fried okra.  He said he really liked his plate too.  The brisket was tender with a nice smokey flavor. I chose the original bbq sauce and it was the perfect accompaniment.  And to top it all off, everyone gets free soft-serve vanilla ice cream!  It's self serve and it was a great ending to a really great lunch!\n\nThe service was super, super nice and attentive. I've been plotting our next visit. We will definitely be back!  The bakers (stuffed baked potatoes) will be next on my list!
__label__0 My husband brought me here for my birthday.  The food was okay but a little too salty for my taste.  The musician they had on Friday night was great. However the service was the worst I've seen.  When we got there the host was confused.  Then someone came and started arguing with him as we waited.  The serving staff seemed drunk and did not know anything about the menu.  We later learned that the staff (about 8 including chefs) had quit on that day.  This place is a mess. The new management needs to get a handle on things or get Restaurant Impossible to come help them!
__label__0 What a disaster. Let me first start by saying, our favorite restaurant had been Kai, when MOD was the Exec. Chef. We went several times to Renegade based on our past experience.  Each time, the food was innovative and tasty.\n\nYesterday, we invited two friends to join us for a 7:00 p.m. dinner. We arrived at 6:55 and it was evident that the hostess was a bit frazzled. The bar area seemed full but there were lots of tables in the restaurant area and only two patio tables full.\nAfter waiting about five minutes or more, we were seated. No menus - apologies because they were out of menus. Then the next clue came - the table next to us - got up and left after we had been sitting for about 10 minutes and finally received menus. Two glasses of wine took another 10 minutes. Water came right before that. The wait person said the kitchen was understaffed. Not a good sign.\n\nTwo larger parties had been waiting with children. Their food finally came. Wait staff came to tables with food and then left because they were at the wrong table. Our order went in about 30 minutes after being seated. at 8:15, someone came by after my husband pointed out we had been sitting since 7:00 p.m. He said that they were \"slammed\" and our food would be out in 10 minutes. 8:30 no - food - only two glasses of wine and iced tea (had asked for hot tea) - we left.\n\nFood had been good the previous times, but the disorganization with the wait staff and kitchen isn't a good sign. When we left, there were very few tables full in the bar. The patio had maybe 5 tables full. This is a sorry state for what was a pretty innovative restaurant. We won't likely be back.
__label__0 Ordered a chicken burrito here on Friday, June 28th.  Onset of FOOD POISONING was swift and severe.  Spent Saturday pretty much bed-ridden.
__label__2 This place is on par with every other sandwich chain like it. I still prefer Wildflower Bread Co, but this is a good place to see the real housewives of Gilbert during the week.
__label__0 Went here on a Saturday afternoon and ordered a turkey, avocado and bacon salad. The boy who took my order asked if it was to go or dine-in, and I said it was for dine-in. My salad was delivered less than two minutes later in a to-go box, on a plastic serving...bowl? basket? Some kind of paper lined thing that made no real sense. There was apparently no choice of dressing--it came with two containers of ranch. The salad was okay, but obviously had been pre-made, and had a large piece of extremely wilted and obviously brown of lettuce.\n\n My companion ordered a pannini sandwich also came before she even made it to sit at the table. The sandwich was just...horrible. She couldn't eat more than a couple of bites and said it tasted like it had been made earlier in the day, then microwaved to super-heat it before it was tossed on a pannini press to brown it a bit. The result was an extraordinarily hot, soggy sandwich that was basically inedible. She asked to see the manager, and when he appeared, she told him her meal was horrible and inedible. He said he was sorry, and did we want him to have it \"remade.\" When she refused, he just said, \"Okay, sorry.\" and took the plate away. No refund was offered or given, nor was she offered a different menu item as compensation, so she basically just had to sit and wait while I finished my meal, with nothing to eat for herself.\n\nPoor customer service and food that was marginal at best. I will not be returning, and I don't recommend that anyone else does, either.
__label__2 One of my favorite places to get those specialty sandwiches or bakery items, and they have incredibly delicious soups. We frequent Kneaders about every two to three weeks. Tonight was one of those \"Arizona chilled to the bone\" kind of nights perfect for some of their soup. Apparently the cashier made a mistake with the order before us because the manager started reprimanding her, in front of us (!!!!), and then proceeded to assume that we were the people who ordered those items on the ticket when we hadn't even been given the chance to speak our order to her yet. She did great handling it though, and didn't seem to let it frazzle her.\nThe food and food service is not why I rated Kneaders a 3-stars however. There was a worker in a red sweater who was helping with gift wrap. I was intrigued by a giant mug but it contained no price. I respectfully asked if she could inform me. She snapped and said \"well, when I'm done I can look it up for you!\" Taken aback, I said OK I will go get me a drink and come back. I came back and she seriously took another 20 minutes to \"gift wrap\" and chat it up with the guest whom she was helping. After five minutes I just sat down and waited. After she finished, I assumed she would come back to answer my question. Nope, new customers. So I approach, said excuse me 3 times and loudly, and she IGNORED ME! I decided if they didn't want to pay me any attention then I didn't want to buy the giant mug and teapot from them. Huge disappointment in this area. If she had just answered me even that last time, I wouldn't have been so frustrated that she took SO long with the first two customers!! It seems overpriced anyway because one teapot was seriously $30. Yah it was adorable, and probably handmade, but  $30???? Don't buy anything but food from them here. That's where their service is anyway.
__label__1 UPDATEW: Well sorry to say folks...but as a review update, I am dinging two more stars to what  I consider a truly sub par experience - while the service is warm and friendly Yes...the core of the food which is pizza is really inferior...I could not taste what was a Napolitan style pizza...it was so doughy and undercooked...and barely anything on it...as most of it was crust! Blah blah blah...don't believe the hype and go to Alberto's or Lamp who truly know their craft and can make a fantastic pie...I am really disappointed...On top of that, Italians don't really take criticism well. And while the owner is not Italian, he is still nothing but a narcissistic jerk...\n\nBottomline...Teatro is a joke and not a destination for serious pizza or Italian food lovers...\n\n___________________________________________________________\n\nNice environment, cute vibe, good ambiance music....LAMP Pizzeria is still the best. for pizza...with the best service until I testTeatro's pizza and Francesco's pizzaiolo skills..(See above)\n\nSat at the counter and the bar was lovely adorned with a nice selection of wines, liquor bottles and espresso machines. Service was quick, efficient and friendly.\n\nI can't judge the pizza  as I ordered  the prosciutto panini which was good but not nearly as good as Stone and Vine's, Pane Bianco or even my own at home...The bread was lovely and tasted fresh...but why not Wow...? too much aioli in my opinion and no tomatoes which would have given the sandwich some well needed texture, juiciness and color...The arugula was a nice touch but not my favourite ingredient in a panini...It was served with Caesar salad which was nothing to rave about in my opinion. I also ordered the cheapest glass of red wine which was very good in my opinion.\n\nThe restaurant was surprisingly busy for having been open only two weeks...Teatro is the sister restaurant of next door Blu Burger grill...they are the same owners...\n\nI am a fan for the vibe, the decor, the music, the decent service and prices..will be back to try the pizza...and pasta...and desserts...and salads...and maybe another panini...
__label__0 Wish I could give a zero. Horrible customer service, called me and set up an appointment for the next day at 8:00 to 1:00.  Took a day off work to wait for them, and surprise surprise they didn't show. Give them a call after verbal sparing match with the \"pleasant\" customer service rep got a time of 3:00 to 4:00. Well at 5:15 I called again and got a girl who had no idea what so ever how I could of gotten those two times in my head because the computer didn't show any appointment.  Definitely will never do business with them again. If the warranty company was not paying for it I would not have done business after their first mess up.
__label__1 My daughter and I visited for dinner for the first time. This is more of a lunch place than dinner.   The wait staff was very helpful.  But I have to say that I was not impressed with the food and the music was way too loud for my taste.  I thought the meal was a little too pricey for what you get.  I suggest adding more spice than you think you need.  I thought I added enough.  But, my food came out bland. I am not a fan of americanized Asian food. Definitely prefer authentic.
__label__2 Okay but the noodles were over cooked and some of the vegetables were frozen,  not fresh as we would have preferred.  It's worth trying but it wasn't the caliber we were hoping for.  We've gone to a few different build your own wok houses in different areas, and this one was just so-so in comparison.
__label__3 We got a 10 percent discount from the hotel we were staying so well worth the price.  The 3-D movie was only about 15 minutes, but it was cool.  And the butterflies were gorgeous.\n\nNext you go into a room where you can see butterfly chrysallis and they're actually hatching out of them right then and there.  If you have the patience, you can see several different types of butterfly emerging.\n\nNext area is where all the butterfly are.  There are a ton.  Way more than you'd see at the butterfly attraction in San Diego.  The minute you walk in, there are a swarm of butterflies.  You have to watch where you place your feet as well, as there are butterflies on the ground as well.  \n\nSeveral butterflies landed on my daughter.  She was both thrilled and nervous.  She wanted them to land on her, but it scared her a little.  At one point, I had three butterflies landing on my shirt.  \n\nThis is a great place for photographers.  You'll get a ton of butterfly photographs and there's so many different varieties.\n\nThe only drawback is that it is quite humid and hot.  My husband turned bright red, so we had to take a break in their snack room.   There's plenty of parking.  It's going to be part of the Odyssea complex some day.  It looks awesome.  I can't wait to go back when everything is in place.
__label__0 Do not go with young kids!  Expensive, bad food, small rooms, poor customer service and not stroller friendly.  They make you sit thru a 15 minute movie which was miserable with my little ones.  The food was terrible and overpriced.  People were literally returning rotten fruit in front of me and the cashier would l t take anything off the shelves.  The staff were rude - we got yelled at in the atrium because my toddler had a butterfly land on her and she went nuts I'm talking screaming ballistic.  We could t find a staff to help us so we took the butterfly off of her to get her to stop yelling and immediately a staff appears out of nowhere and is yelling at us for touching it.  I was not impressed with the customer service and was told we couldn't skip the movie even with 3 toddlers who just would not sit still and bothered the people around us.
__label__2 This exhibit was lovely and the people who work there are all REALLY nice and helpful/knowledgeable, but it is really really pricey. Adults are $18 weekdays and it is really a one hour kind of place. The butterflies are beautiful and the movie about the life of a butterfly is informative.
__label__0 Caution consumers! Specifically this poor review belongs to the Mirror Maze part of Butterfly Wonderland. As annual members of Butterfly Wonderland they sent both me and my girlfriend an email that says this...\n\"As a member of Butterfly Wonderland we are extending a sneak peak at the newest must see in Scottsdale. Just print out this email and you will RECEIVE ONE COMPLIMENTARY WALK-THROUGH PASS.\"  Seems simple enough but it was at best a bait and switch and more accurately an outright lie.  Adding to the nastiness was a  discourteous staff that found pleasure in being very abrupt about telling us the offer was a mistake which they had no intention of honoring and was good only for a quick single walk through of only their laser area of the venue.  We had two choices.  Pay $9.95 plus tax  per person for each of us and our two children (6 and 4 years old) or we were free to leave. I paid the $43 bucks and we walked through the mirror maze. This Mirror Maze part is not worth the extra fee! My advice is to wait for the carnival to come to town.  The Mirror Maze you'll find in a carnival funhouse will be more entertaining and the carnie staff likely more courteous.
__label__4 You can Not Sit in the atrium and not feel the magic of all the flutterbys!  They are spectacular and beautiful and wondrous for all ages.
__label__4 Ok. I stumbled upon this place today and it was better than i could have ever imagined. The lady who helped me was extremely nice and friendly. She gave me a few samples and made suggestions. I got many different items but will ONLY highlight the toffee brittle. This toffee could be the greatest candy I've ever had in my life. It wasn't like the normal hard and crunchy toffee. It was smooth, creamy, crunchy, and soft at the same time. It's hard to explain but absolutely heavenly. I will be back. This place does not disappoint. A+++u
__label__4 Cool spot. \"Off the grid\" Bring friends. Cheap drinks. Cool games - jenga, connect four, shuffle board. Not that bullshit Vegas strip scene.\nThey have a \"First Friday\" crowd every first of the month
__label__4 Wow Tater! One of the best mixologist down town!! If you're down town you have to stop by,  you won't be disappointed! Perfect Atmosphere, great food and service!
__label__4 So in love with this place I decided to have my husband's retirement party here on a Thursday night.  I tried to plan something out and then decided to just have everyone show up.  We ended up with 40+ people who had a blast playing games, listening to the band, drinking, eating and just hanging out.  Kids are allowed in until around 10 so it was nice to have them be able to attend.  THE perfect night!!
__label__2 I like this place,  but the bathrooms are disgusting. There is never toilet paper, they were out of soap last time and  they had no paper towels to dry hands. Other than that, the little cafe is pretty decent and the drinks are cheap.  Good times can be had.
__label__2 I love the vibes and games available here but the drinks are horrible and overpriced.
__label__4 It's a great place to go on the weekend. My favorite part is the diner the food is great, prices are perfect,  and service is amazing.  My favorite server is Kristy.
__label__3 This place is so mix fun. The food is great and the people here are a blast. The only negative is they don't have deserts. This place screams s'mores and twinkee's but all they have is fruit. Regardless... Amaze balls!
__label__2 Honestly, this place was Eden to locals when it first opened. Nowadays it's super bro-like and bathrooms are filthy. Service is below average but the premises themselves are \"okay\". \n\nThe games certainly make up for the lack of quality but I do wish the place was as awesome as it was when it first opened.
__label__0 Ugh. Our pho looks like the broth was scooped off the top layer because it was filled with fat.  The service was just as bad - they kept bringing out the wrong food and drinks.  There was a female server there that didn't even speak a word and kept bringing out food and placing it at one end of the table and walking off without trying to figure out who it belonged to our telling us what it was.  One pho dish we asked for them to cook their normally rare meat all the way before serving it as the person was pregnant and couldn't risk eating anything remotely raw - but it still came out with half of the meat cooked and the other half raw.  I definitely would not come here again.
__label__0 We ordered the Bun Tha Nun, Tha Nun with rice, and fried egg rolls.  The food was mediocre but the service was AWFUL!  The young female staff does speak or acknowledge you at all.  I asked her a few times and she just stares at you & leave.  The prego lady staff is just rude.  And male staff was slow and unhelpful.  To top it off my mom and I both got really bad stomach craps the next day and it last 2 days.  I think we had food poisoning.
__label__1 Oh, Joyride, I really want to like you but I just can't. Maybe I ordered the wrong things. I opted to get the the tamales because they come with the house rice and veggies instead of having to pay extra for sides with the tacos. The tamales were just okay, kind of expensive for what you get, and I have to say I really missed having a side of beans built into the meal with the rice. However, the \"white magic\" sauce is fantastic. A star for that alone! Maybe other Mexican food places have spoiled me but seriously how much more expensive would it be to included some beans with the meal?? I also got the Jamaica...I mean, Hibiscus drink and it was by far way too sweet. Which was shocking for me because I love sugary sweet things and it was just too much. So much so I didn't even want dessert. I've never said that before. I always want dessert. The house salsa is okay. Not bad but again not great and same goes for the chips. Definitely not what they should be using to draw people into the place. I will say the staff is super friendly and attentive. Maybe too much so. At least 5 different people asked us if we wanted more chips and salsa. It made me wonder exactly who was our server if everyone is checking on us. Nice but odd. Anyway, I promise to try you one more time for the tacos. Fingers crossed it'll be better.
__label__0 My Wife and I decided to try out this place of a so call street taco.  The name Joyride says it!  they will take you for a joy ride on there so call tacos.  Im not going to pay 4 dollars for a taco with no sides.  The drinks are horrible.  Salsa is mushed up with who knows what.  Everything on the menu is so discrimintive.  Why GRINGO?  or is this place is only for whites.  I wouldnt eat here ever.  If you want good street tacos, go to a real mexican resturant, at least youll get sides with it and real food.  If there were a choice on the star, I would not even give one.  Horrible.  never eat at joy ride again.
__label__2 Ohai.  Tacos are good but expensive and so are the fresca.  Try to make it to happy hour(no food just drinks) Use coupons when able. Kthxbai
__label__2 The fish taco was delish.  Carne asada was a bit dry.  I thought the cucumber fresca would be really refreshing but it tasted like a cleanse juice, which did not bring back good memories.  The horchata was way too sweet.  The environment was a cool 70's vibe.  All in all it was okay.
__label__3 The food here is great- the crispy fish tacos are awesome, as are all the other tacos we've tried. The meat is the farthest thing from dry and is super flavorful. The churros dessert is insanely delicious too!\n\nSide note- if you're not a cilantro fan (I'm not) just know that it's mixed in their pico and they can't really remove it. I had asked for no cilantro on my fish tacos and the bartender didn't know they couldn't remove it and I ended up having to scrape the pico off of the top, leaving me with a tortilla and a piece of fish (not really worth the $4.25 price tag!) the customer service was great though, the bartender was incredibly sincere and offered us a free dessert to make up for it. Would definitely come here again besides the cilantro aspect- we saw a table by us get some Mexican corn that looked super delicious!
__label__3 I was actually trying to go to postinos- my AZ friends won't stop talking about it. I accidentally walked into joyride instead, So glad i did!!! Everything I had was insanely good. I love the funk decor, great music, very friendly (and good looking) staff. Service was quick! There's outdoor and indoor seating- it's comfortable and aesthetically pleasing. The food was yum. Yum YUM!! I had 3 tacos- braised beef, Tinga, and pork. First off all it's awesome that they even have Tinga on their menu. But the fact that it was good?! I'm grateful for being so tired after work to make this restaurant mistake. Oh!!! They serve aguas frescas too- they're take on them anyway. I had a cucumber one and I wish I had that recipe. I only wish I lived locally so I can return over abc over again.
__label__2 First off, the food was very good and deserves four stars. The problem was the service. The server was constantly forgetting to bring us things we had asked so we had to ask the bussers as they passed by. We understood at first since he was taking care of a large party but after they left, he only had us and still was absent!  Having been a restaurant corporate trainer for servers and managed restaurants I tend to be a little more patient than most but this went beyond my patience. I will definitely give them another try since the food was good but hopefully they redeem themselves with their service.
__label__4 Joe did a fantastic and very professional job hanging our new 65\" TV on the wall above our new media cabinet.  He was very knowledgeable but yet listened to my concerns regarding the height of the TV.  He actually saved us money by recommending a different wall mount from the one we purchased when we bought the TV - so we were able to return the super expensive but not worth it one to Costco.  We love the look of having the TV on the wall with no wires showing and have had so many compliments.  Joe even removed our old 32\" ton of bricks TV for us!  We highly recommend him!
__label__1 Customer service was aweful. When we walked in one if the employees had to call him out to tell him he had customers. When we decided we wanted food He was so busy chatting with a friend who walked in for 20 minutes. The food took forever to come out. And again this other employee who so happened to walk into the kitchen told the Guy our food was done. (Still sitting and chatting with a friend) then he disappeared after we were done. The Guy that was cleaning everything had to find him for our bill.  Seriously if we were shitty people we could of walked out of there with 45 still in our pockets. Hats off to the chef, the Guy who helped us out and the women who was there a couple days before hand. They did a good job. But your fellow employee or owner made me rate a 2.
__label__3 We found this place on yelp and decided to check in out while in Vegas. First, it's right next to Encore in a small shopping plaza and it can be easy to miss if you're not looking carefully. We got here at a descent hour and we had to wait a few minutes to be seated. The place was a nice spot with these low sitting couches and chairs and there was loud club music blaring. The hookahs were huge about 4 feet tall, so careful not to knock it over. Overall it was kind of a strange experience, the hookah was pretty good and the guys were okay about refilling and replacing the coals, but I felt they were more attentive to tables that were shedding out more money with more people. But hey that's vegas right. It was kind of hard to talk to our friends in this place because the music was so loud! So just know that if you're coming here to chill and have some hookah you might not be able to talk to them.
__label__4 The staff here is so incredibly helpful! I called Auto Zone to ask whether or not they carry a specific nut (gave them size and everything) and they refused to tell me on the phone. They were telling me I had to bring my car in just to let me know if they have the nut... I called O'Reilly, they not only had it but they even helped me install it on my car battery. I'll never go to Auto Zone again. O'Reilly all the way now.
__label__4 LOVE.\nPure deliciousness. What a treat!\nWe were with a huge group so I think we ordered everything on the menu and everything was incredible. There was nothing I didn't like. What stands out a week later is... the artichoke on crustini, burrata-tomato-lettuce thing, meatballs, and the steak skewers. But really everything was great. Also the SANGRIA is amazing. We were very happy. They also didn't seem to mind that one of our friends was beyond drunk as we all laughed hysterically. Very fun night. \n\nSo sad there's not one in California. \nBoo.
__label__4 Loved finding this unique and tasty restaurant off the strip for our vacation! The food was a  pleasant twist on the authentic flavors. Since my husband has taken trips to Spain this was a real comfort food trip for him. \n\nBe sure to try different tapas and share them in the standard Spanish tradition. We also enjoyed the Paella. A must for Vegas.
__label__1 Overrated.  Went here for dinner on 10/30/13.\n\nI had a few things, including the mushroom tart - tart was cold, but mushrooms were warm.  When food is not served at the right temperature, then I'm over it.\n\nThe garlic cream cheese stuffed peppers sounded better on paper than they did on the plate.  The cream cheese completely separates from the pepper when you cut into it.  No bueno!\n\nThe best part of my meal is the garlic bread and sweet butter.  That was good!\n\nRestaurant is dark and very large.  Self-parking in the back.  I was put off by the large number of kitchen workers taking their break outside of the restaurant that backs into the parking.  I also didn't like seeing the numerous servers inside the restaurant all chatting with one another waiting for something to do.
__label__4 This was an late night choice after an event at the Hard Rock Hotel~ a little timid after the issues over the summer....but the worries were for not~\n     GREAT HOSTESS~ friendly & personal it was a bit noisy and she did try to seat in a more quieter area.\n     SUPER SERVER~ Jessica, I think. Very helpful and personable and even tho it was late she was friendly.\n We ordered the garbanzo beans, FRICKIN INCREDIABLE!!!!!! More addicting that BBQ Potato Chips for me~ just DEEELISH! Ordered the dates, husband ate those said they were quite good. These are highly recommended on Yelp! The chicken Tinga Empanadas also FAB! And the sliders all . The Machego Mac & cheese disappointing, try something else as they have numerous options.\n    DEFINATLY will return, however the location on Eastern is more convenient from home for us.
__label__4 Sangria, Sangria!\n\nAlong with many of the other places, Firefly is bomb.com!  Definitely a place you can come with a party...to party.  With awesome food, service and ambiance, a good time is to be had!\n\nNo matter how many people you come with, you can expect them to enjoy their experience.  Don't worry about ordering, everyone can order something different and pass the plates around.  A favorite of mine is patatas bravas, veggie empanada, firefly fries, and mac n cheese.  That mac n cheese I won't share.  Get your own, you won't regret it. Along with the food, the drinks are tasty too.  Can't go wrong with sangria.  Red sangria is really good.  If you plan to have more than 1 drink, order a pitcher.\n\nService here, I hate to say, could be better.  My friends and I were seated right away, but service after that was slowww. And we were sitting at the bar, where someone is always there.  We ordered through someone other than our waiter, because he was a lil too busy.  But other than that, I enjoyed myself.\n\nFridays at 10:30pm is Latin night.  Salsa! So much fun.  I love watching the really experienced dancers.  The fluidity of their movements is amazing.  Some of them incorporating flips and special turns in their routines.  And they all switch partners.  Don't be surprised if someone come to you while your dancing.
__label__3 This was my first time back to Firefly since the relocation. I know it was a hot spot at the other building, but I really hated going there because it was so cramped. And parking was a pain in the butt.\n\nI'm very impressed with the new building, it's spacious and very nicely decorated. \n\n  I heard some things about the previous location being closed because it was unclean, but I felt really confident eating here, everything was 'sparkling clean'. The waitstaff was pleasant, and very quick on service. And for me (as it always was) the food was just amazing.\n  We got a pitcher of the blood orange mojito as suggested from friends, but It was to strong for my taste and over priced. We will stick to the good stuff in the future (Big firefly sangria fans here) \n  Our favorite  things to order from here are the Bacon wrapped dates (YUM), The mac n' cheese, the sliders, and the stuffed mushrooms. My bf is obsessed with the stuffed peppers also. Im not a cream cheese fan, but I take his word they're good. Also tried for the first time last night Tres Leche\n  The reason for the loss of a star is although its delicious I feel its a tad over-priced. Still, doesn't keep me from coming back though ;) (just not as often)
__label__0 I have nothing positive to say about my experience at Firefly on Paradise.  The service was the most awful thing ever.  I was in management for a Forbes rated the hotel for a long time, and I would be seriously embarrassed if my team ever acted like this team.\n\nWe were sat at a table outside, and then we were left for 20 minutes before anyone checked in on us. During this time, all the tables around us were being serviced. I watched the waiter check in with several tables. 25 minutes into this experience the busser brought waters, and the waiter came over. He didn't say Hello, he said what do you want to drink. I was expecting some type of reason why he was ignorning us. The paito wasn't that full.  He took the order and left.  During this time the manager was walking around the patio area.\n\nI also watched the manager of Firefly mingle with what appeared to his friends and several other tables except ours. During this time, the manager made eye contact with me four times (I was giving the look of hey how's it going can you please assist me), but he failed to do anything.  He started to walk our direction, and I was about to speak up to him, but he turned his focus to a table full of young women. The service should be the focus, I can understand if you are speaking with your guests, but this was not the case.  He continued to check in on what appeared to be his friends and tables full of young women. Each time he did this he was chatting it up for several minutes.\n\nWe were still waiting for our drinks at this point about 35 minutes into our experience. At this point, we had to walk up to the bar to get our drinks because no one returned with them.  The manager also was at the bar during this interaction and failed to say anything. We mentioned our experience to the bartender and the manager could have said something, but he didn't. \n\nOverall, the waiter seemed mad he had to work, and the only person who was doing anything positive was the busser.  We asked our busser at one point to get send over the waiter so we could order another round.  The busser walked over to the waiter, and the waiter disappeared for several minutes before coming to our table. \n\nDuring this time, the waiter made eye contact with our table, and then walked away. I tried to give him the benefit of the doubt, but I then watched him walk inside and stand by a curtain. He wasn't doing anything for a good five minutes, and then he finally came back out, went to another table and walked away.  I had to wave him over, which I hate doing, because it is rude, however, there was no other way to get his attention.  \n\nEventually, our food came out, and the waiter continued to be short with us.  The food was good, but the service at this place was awful. I think the thing that rubbed me the worst about this place was that the manager failed to step in and show any interest in our situation. He seemed consumed with talking to women rather than doing his job.  This was my perception last night.\n\nI hope everyone else doesn't experience this while you are at this establishment. Maybe it was an off night, either way, the service was horrible.  The only reason we didn't leave was because our friend loves Firefly and it was her birthday.  \n\nI also witnessed several staff members on their phones, I can't believe this place...get your standards in with the rest of this city!
__label__4 The best in las Vegas.... I love it their customer service is awsome... I order \"camarones a la diabla\"... I been a customer since 2 years ago. I always go 2 times a month...
__label__4 I really love firefly!! I've already written a review but I feel the need to write another! \n\nI went in the other night and received a free pitcher of sangria, complements of the owner for my loyalty! \n\nThe food here is always top notch and I must repeat: the Sangria is so delicious- easily the best Sangria in Vegas, and it's definitely in the top 3 best sangrias I have ever had (and I've had A LOT of Sangria!)\n\nIf you're looking for a fun restaurant, with great food, excellent drinks and good service, go to Firefly. It's one of my favorite places in Vegas
__label__3 The tomato bread was amazing and the Serrano sliders tasted so good. Every thing I had was delicious.
__label__1 I'm just going to come out and say it - I would not come back. I had high expectations for Twisted Rose Winery and Eatery and TRWE fell below on every single one.\n\nMy husband (J) and I came here for lunch during the middle of the week. There was ample parking outside and as we walked up, we commented how nice the small patio looked. There were quite a few patrons enjoying the patio but no one inside. It was completely dead - not even a waiter in sight. J and I waited near the hostess stand before I abandoned J to use the washroom to wash my hands. The bathrooms are cute with wine barrels and kitschy signs about drinking wine. When I came out, J was finally being seated outside. J said a waiter took pity on him and seated him; apparently there wasn't a hostess during lunch. \n\nWe waited on the patio with menus for a while before our official waiter showed up to take our drink order. Just water for us boring folk - the waiter tried to talk us into iced tea or an Arnold Palmer. We politely declined and he came back later with two empty water glasses and a wine decanter filled with water. He then disappeared for quite some time. At this point, there is only 3 other groups of patrons dining on the patio - one older gentleman, a group of 3 women, and a middle aged couple. The place is not busy, but waiters are scarce. \n\nLooking at the menu, all lunches come with kettle chips. The menu does not go into detail about the chips. However I overheard a waiter describing the chips to another patron and he said they were Lays Kettle Chips. I was a little disappointed because at a fancy winery/eatery, I would expect them to make their own in-house chips. Vetoing the chips, I decided to splurge and pay an extra $1.50 to upgrade my side to bacon mac and cheese with tomatoes. (Another disappointment as it wasn't very flavorful and the promised bacon was non-existent.)\n\nWhen our waiter finally came back to take our order, my husband decided to order the lunch special of white fish tacos for $10. He did not upgrade his side and received Lays Kettle Chips with two tacos. The tacos consisted of white fish (probably mahi mahi) with a drizzle of some sort of green sauce. The flour tortillas seemed hard and stale. He didn't enjoy it and the one bite I had wasn't anything special. \n\nI ordered the Fresh Turkey Delight - which is a turkey, mango, gruyere and mustard sandwich for $12. I will say that it tasted good, but after about 6 bites, it was gone. It was the tiniest sandwich I have ever received at a restaurant and for $12, I expected a lot more bang for my buck.\n\nI would also like to point out that it took well over 20 minutes to get our food. When we finally did receive our food, my husband asked for the check since we had to get back to work. Our waiter took his sweet time getting the check to us and when he finally did, he told us today was not a good day.  I could not agree more and we hightailed it out of there. \n\nOverall, my experience here was rather lackluster and disappointing.  It took forever to get our simple food, the actual food wasn't that good, and for the price, the portions were tiny. Definitely will not be back.
__label__2 I'm sure this could be a 4-star place for me, but I had a good time, not great. A coworker and I came in after work to catch up after HH. We shared the grilled artichoke and shrimp cocktail over a few glasses of wine. The service was good and the food and wine was okay. Might have been just average choices on our part which is why I wasn't wowed. I'd definitely come in again though
__label__1 Yelp suggests that 2 stars means \"Meh. I've experienced better.\" And I think that is the appropriate rating for an experience that starts off promising it will help you achieve your fitness goals but ends with the familiar and sickening feeling that you're just a cash cow.\n\nIf you are like me or one of the many graduate students in this area looking for a positive, professional and results-driven workout for a year or less, keep looking. You're better off using your money for some lessons from a personal trainer, some music for your mp3 player, and varying up your routine as much as possible.\n\nWhile I love the intensity of OT workouts and the great music, I have gotten more motivation and knowledge out of DVDs from Target.\n\nOT is just like a 24-Hour or LA Fitness chain, which make money from sign-ups, NOT from service or results. The main difference at OT is the sleek interior design, a claim to be more effective, and over $100 per month - the premium for so-called training.\n\nWhen I signed up here, they acted like they really wanted to see me succeed, but sadly they never did anything to help me monitor or achieve the goals they asked me to set. That makes me think it was just a show to get me to sign-up. They had us download an app which supposedly offers many cool functionalities, none of which work (except for the ability to book a session, which by the way can be impossible to do during evening and weekend hours. They don't care if you get in; in fact, it benefits them when less people sign up.) Any questions I asked, I usually got a shrug in response. OT's claim to fame is \"heart-rate tracking\", but they don't store any information after you walk out the door, nor do they help you interpret it. It may well be a gimmick, and I'm sure they are making a lot of money on that high elastic strap surcharge. My heart rate monitor was constantly out of whack so I didn't even really benefit from having it. At OT, \"trainers\" don't teach proper stretching. The class is so fast-paced they barely have time to show you correct form before racing to the next exercise. You have to beg for attention and help if you want to learn - when you look around and see everyone doing it differently, it makes you wonder if anyone is doing it properly.\n\nToday the manager, who is never there because he also runs another franchise location, referred to one of the associates as \"my front desk girl,\" I realized what kind of establishment I was dealing with and gave up my request not to be charged for the 60 days after my official cancellation. OT is not a franchise that trusts its own managers to run a business. Instead, it values short-term profits from sign-ups over long-term relationships. It was an expensive lesson to avoid Orange Theory, and I hope this review can save a few people having to pay the same price. \n\nIf you decide to give it a try, I hope you are extremely self-motivated and already very knowledgeable about how to achieve your fitness goals. I hope you also have the foresight or legal expertise to actually cancel 60 days before you want to stop going, even if they claim its 30 days notice.
__label__4 As of May 31st Hops & Harvest is now open for business.  We visited on Monday for happy hour and Ogden himself was in the house making sure that everything was running smoothly and working the room.  It's located in the former Double Helix Bottles & Burgers location, so park in the flat lot off of Alta for easy access to getting your hop on.  While it's not a sports bar per say, they do have TVs around that were tuned to the hockey & basketball playoff games.\n\nTheir happy hour is 7 days a week from 3-6, which is an indulgence without harvesting your budget!  They refer to it as, \"Taps & Apps\".  All featured apps are $3.75 to $6 and then all beer & wine on tap is 50% off.  They were out of a few beers, but that is not surprising for a new hot spot that hasn't had an opportunity to gauge demand and make adjustments to supply.  \n\nOf all of the happy hour apps, the grilled cheese bites were the winner in our group.  No, actually it was the herbed tomato dipping sauce that accompanied the grilled cheese bites.  It was so good we dipped almost all of the other apps in that sauce.  When bartender attempted to clear the almost empty dish, it was like an over-dramatized slow motion scene.  Bf groaned out a deep, breathy nooooooooooooooooooooo!  Without a doubt Hops and Harvest is the current pace setter for all happy hours around; it doesn't get any better.  The next time I return I plan to order one of their pork belly dishes.
__label__4 Great overall dining experience on all three visits. Our server was very knowledgable and attentive. The Beer selection is awesome!! Grilled cheese, pork belly bites and the butterscotch pudding are must orders!! Can't wait  to go back again and again!
__label__2 I am a big fan of Bradley Ogden going back to his Lark Creek Inn in Larkspur, CA.  I loved his restaurant at Caesar's, until they started tinkering with the menu in its latter years. I had high hopes for his latest entry, especially since its in my neighborhood, and I'd love to see Tivoli Village get some traction. \nHaving said that, I confess to being mildly disappointed when my wife and I stopped in for an early dinner a few weeks ago. Don't get me wrong...it wasn't bad, it was just far from great.  \nWe got there at 5:30 and Happy Hour was \"in play\" so we ordered from both the HH menu and the ala carte menu.  For starters we had the fried polenta cubes (nothing special...bland, little seasoning, do not recommend at all) and the grilled cheese bites. This turned out to be an unremarkable grilled cheese sandwich cut into eight pieces and plopped on a plate. We had the skirt steak and fish&chips for main courses. The skirt steak was well seasoned, but a little tougher than I was expecting. As there was no steak knife accompanying this dish, I was left to tearing apart the steak with a fork and un-serrated utility knife. \nOn the other hand, the fish and chips were outrageously delicious, and worth a return trip solely on the merits of this dish. \nHappy Hour pricing is very friendly with $3 beers and &4-$5 apps.  The ala carte menu is not quite as value driven, especially the beverage side with beers ranging from $6-$10 ($6 for a PBR...really, a PBR!?!).  Anyway, like I said, we'll be back for the fish&chips but will likely show up during Happy Hour.
__label__4 Excellent service from Jenilee, Mel and the rest of the crew! Fantastic food - Egg-zactly how I ordered it! Glad we came here and we will be back!
__label__2 Two stars for food and three stars for service.  We had breakfast here last Saturday and none of us finished our food because it was not that great at all.  The table next to us sent one of their plates back after one bite.  I don't understand the long line at this place.  I ordered the Key Largo Crepe.  It was so heavy with cheddar cheese that I couldn't taste other ingredients came with it.  The supposedly fresh made banana nut muffin tasted worst than store bought mixed.  The server was friendly but that was the only thing stand out about this place.  We will continued our search for a better breakfast place elsewhere.
__label__1 We went here and it was very disappointing.  My HUSBAND had the vegetarian skillet and the veggies were cold with a very sad melted cheese on top. I ordered pancakes and Bisquick makes better tasting pancakes!!! I will never go there again and the sad thing is we live down the street.  Ugh never again!!!
__label__0 Extremely disorganized and unprofessional place!  If you have time to waste this is your place.
__label__0 I really been wanting to try this place for a while but unfortunately my experience was a sad one :(. The good stuff i saw: a good variety of beers and drinks, extensive menu  and online ordering available.\n\nI got 3 tacos and 1 arepa, the food was really good but I don't think I'll be waiting another 45 minutes for some tacos, especially when the concept of the restaurant is fast food. \n\nThe tables were really dirty and no one was checking this aspect of the place after people were leaving their tables. I think that it has great potential if it's properly staffed and some training is involved for customer service.\n\nHaving so many fantastic establishments in Charlotte, I won't be wasting my patience here again :(
__label__3 Came here on a random Friday night after bookmarking it awhile ago after seeing the glowing reviews. When we pulled up via pedicab, we realized this was the place they had been working on the last time we ventured into SquashBlossom. The patio area looked nice but it was way too hot that night to sit outside so we opted for the dinning room.\n\nWhen we walked in, the place was nearly full but we were greeted and sat near the back wall at a small table. Our waitress was friendly and we both ordered cocktails that were really good. We opted to get the Focaccia bread as an appetizer and then share the Mango Salad and Peppino pizza. I requested that the Mango salad be made with other greens besides arugula. As I mentioned in the Zpizza review, since when has this crappy, peppery green become so fashionable?!?! If I want my salad to taste like an herb, I'll add it, thank you very much. When I asked for a substitution with one of the other greens listed on the menu, our waitress said they couldn't really do it, that the salads were pre-made. I probably should have opted for a different salad but she said it was a blend so I thought I could probably overlook it if there wasn't a lot of it.\n\nWe received a basket of bread that was just okay in flavor. It was nice and soft though and at first I thought it was the Focaccia appetizer but then it arrived, nearly taking up our whole table! It wasn't quite what I had expected though. It was definitely flatbread that had been baked but the waitress advertised it as being able to be dipped in their homemade vinegar and oil. That's what sold me on it so I had expected some bread that actually soaked up the oil. If you've ever had a salad at Gelato spot, it was a lot like their bread under their salads. Picture a really big, baked tortilla. There's not a lot there to soak up anything. \n\nOur salad came out next. Sadly, 10% was baby lettuce and the rest arugula. Everything else on this salad was really good but the arugula overpowered every other flavor. I wouldn't get it again and it would be nice if restaurants stopped serving this crap but I digress...\n\nBy the time we were done with our salads, our table was overflowing with dishes, drinks, bread, appetizers, water glasses, oils. It was almost claustrophobic. We ended up setting several things on the floor so we didn't dump anything. The place is tiny so they can't have massive tables but it would be helpful if the staff paid a bit more attention to how much they put on our table and keeping it clear. \n\nNow for the reason for the 4 stars. The PIZZA. It was sooooo good. Everything was super fresh. The cheese, the ricotta, the sauce, the sausage! This was probably the best tasting sausage I've ever had on a pizza. We devoured the entire thing like it was going to be snatched from us at any moment. It blows Pizzeria Bianco out of the water and eases out over Cibo with the crust and sauce and toppings just slightly.\n\nOnce we sufficiently stuffed ourselves with pizza, the head chef came by our table and gave us each a shot of Limoncello that was super strong and really good and some odd fried dough of some sort with powdered sugar. All compliments of the house. The dough was tasteless though so maybe they were just trying to give it away? I do appreciate the effort though. The chef was nice enough to bring it over but definitely wasn't overly friendly, smile or even thanked us for our business. \n\nEven after all the other faults of this place, I'm still thinking about that pizza and its been a few weeks since we visited. I'll have no problem going back. Hopefully very soon!
__label__4 Genuine stuff with so many unique options. Love they offer calzone.  Spicy olive oil a hit. Good for business or pleasure.
__label__4 If I could give 10 stars, I would. A friend and I literally stumbled upon this pizzeria on our attempt to make it to Crescent Ballroom. We sat at the bar, had a bottle of wine (great Italian variety) with amazing apptizers, we almost past on pizza until we noticed the owner watching every pizza cook individually and making sure each one got just enough heat . Finallly people in AZ who know pizza. Thank you. Traditional pizza done right.
__label__4 Pomo was an excellent choice for us to celebrate our 5 year anniversary! We went on a Saturday night around 5:30 and there was no wait. Literally 5 minutes after we walked in though we would've been waiting. The service was excellent and the owner even brought us a special anniversary treat on the house! The pizza was delicious too. The bruschetta was very different than any others I've had before. Not bad, just different. We probably wouldn't order it again. The ambiance is also very charming. We had a wonderful time!
__label__4 This place is absolutely amazing. From the authentic Italian food to the home made lemoncello, it's my favorite place in Phoenix. Just do it. No joke, just do it
__label__4 This is a great pizza place. Perfect brick oven taste at a good price. The pies run you for about 12 bucks. If you've ever been to Grimaldi's before this place has a similar taste. Best pizza restaurant I've been to in Arizona yet.
__label__0 Nasty.   Bad food.  Rude,  indifferent staff.  1 star is being generous.
__label__2 Very nice bar and the prices are very reasonable, if they put 2 (diamond) tables in there instead of 1 bar table and 1 build at home type pool table it would make this bar a very awesome place to hang out at and take pool league teams all week 24/7.
__label__0 I have been to this place twice and both times had bad experiences. First time I went in as a walk in at 10am with my daughter. The man who helped us said they could not take us as they were pretty busy. Totally understandable considering it was a Saturday. But it was the way he treated us that was very poor. I get that you are too busy to take us but how about exercising a little customer service and helping us schedule a later time or next day. He was very rude and dismissive. It was kind of embarrassing considering there was people all around us. Despite this we decided to try again the next day. I called and made an appt with the man who answered the phone. Not sure if it was same guy. We made it for last appt of the day. When we arrived two young ladies greeted us but could not find our appt. again instead of trying to accommodate us they just said we didn't have an appt so they couldn't take us. Then they said that we called the wrong salon. I tried to show them the number I called on my phone log but they refused to look at it. I checked it with the number on the store brochure and window and I had called the correct store. I told them this but no answer. Again no one tried to reschedule or even apologize for the confusion. I have been to many nail salons in different states and have never been treated so bad. Also this salon had one of the strongest product smells that I have ever experienced. I'm thinkin it all worked out for the best. Found a great place down the road.
__label__4 Super clean, great service, and consistently superb technique. No need to go anywhere else if you are in the Ahwatukee- Chandler area.  Due to high demand, I always call ahead to make an appointment. Kate and Larry genuinely take pride in caring  for their customers and I have experienced nothing but fabulousness every time I have visited! I highly recommend gel polish for pedicures; it lasts for weeks and looks like it was just done. Be sure to try the salt scrubs and lotions they sell....really feels incredible for half the price of high end salons.
__label__3 3.5 Stars\n\nFinally a pho place that I don't have to drive 15-20 min for. \n\nVerdict....it's definitely a keeper. \n\nOrdered my pho tai TO GO and egg rolls and the noodles were al dente exactly how I like them. The beef was definitely fresh and sliced by them or wherever they bought it because it was not your normal typical beef that you get at other places. My husband enjoyed the egg rolls more here but I didn't notice a huge difference except there was no lettuce to wrap the egg rolls with. Not sure if they forgot or if that's not their type but in any case it was decent. The broth wasn't bad either, not the best I've had but it works. There wasn't too much broth but it worked out since its so hot I didn't gulp down the broth anyways. There's only one size and I think its about 8 bucks a bowl give or take which is about the same as other places? Noodles are a lil less too but I was full regardless. \n\nNot sure how long they are giving away the 20% discount for but it's definitely a decent pho joint. The lady working there pointed out the 20% off that we received and service was pretty quick.
__label__2 Thought I try a new pho place. Had a small break and they were open at 10:30am. I ordered a combo pho which came with lots of meat and broth. The broth could use some flavor but other than that it was decent. The thai tea was a small serving fro the price and was served in a to go cup. The dessert (three bean) was pretty lame the ice wasn't even shaved ice, just clumpy ice, and lacked coconut milk that's why I gave it a three star. I might give it a try again some day.
__label__4 I always get the rare beef pho to go and it's always amazing! The service is always great. The man who I always see there, I think he may be the owner, is friendly and prompt. I love this place! The broth is super yummy. They give lots of beef unlike other pho places that give you like three pieces and send you on your way!
__label__4 Great Pho & great service! I had lunch here on break one day, found it accidentally & figured why not? Place was clean, server asked if I've had Vietnamese food before, I confirmed yes but not often & asked her recommendation, she guided me to steak pho, and it was delicious! She also recommended I tear the basil in small pieces to create more fragrance & flavor. Loved the food & service!! I returned for takeout the next night so my husband could try it & my server remembered me, PT Noodles is a welcome addition our West Valley favorites!
__label__0 Tasteless, shapeless generic slop straight off the Sysco truck with a brief stop in a microwave. No Tex and even less Mex.  This is ersatz Mexican food as an aficionado of Wonder bread and Oscar Mayer bologna might envision it.  Complaining about the meager portions would be nonsensical since they spared us further displeasure with the meal.\n\nService was prompt.  Proximity to a mall apparently responsible for a large quotient of babies and toddlers in tow - not exactly the Friday happy hour scene one might expect.  Large fountain just beyond gates also a draw for more hyperactive children who scaled walls, fences and ratcheted up the noise even more - parents couldn't be bothered.
__label__3 Was at Southpark mall and the wait for Cheesecake factory was too long to wait with our grandson. Spotted the sign for Chuy's and was so happy there is a new Mexican restaurant decided to give it a try. No wait at all despite looking as if they were full. Sat near the tortilla making station. Server was fast. We were in & out in less than 35 min. Loved the decor. I would definitely go back.
__label__1 I came here on a Friday night with my hubby and 3 year old. This place is really huge with many rooms, and it is child friendly. They have a nice children's menu/coloring book. The waiter we had was pretty good, he served us our food at a good time, and checked to see if we wanted more drinks or needed anything from time to time. \nTheir margaritas were good, their complimentary chips and salsa were good, but the entrees we ordered were not good. I ordered their chika chika boom boom and it was ridiculously spicy! My husband ordered an enchilada plate, and his was also way too spicy! Why was there no warning about how spicy their dishes were on the menu?\nIt was hard to enjoy my meal since my mouth was burning. Other than that, the service was ok, the decor was nice, but overall the food is the most important thing at  a restaurant, so we won't be coming back to Chuys.
__label__2 Went there about a week ago on a Saturday night with a party of six. We had to wait around 30 mins or so for a table.  Although the food took a long time to reach the table, the server was very good and checked on us frequently.  Management stopped by to apologize too.  We were having a good time so the wait wasn't a big deal. It was extremely crowded. The chips and salsa were good and picante. The food was just ok. Nothing special. I had a roasted chicken burrito.  Chuy's is a good place if you want to hang out with some friends and have something to eat  but if you want a good Mexican meal, look elsewhere.
__label__2 The food is good. Plenty of choices to choose from. So far I've tried the sangria and the house strawberry margaritas. The drinks were not spectacular. The food was delicious. The service was lacking. I'm sure they were super busy for cinco de mayo. Still, it was pretty bad. We didn't get our waters refilled. My coworker wanted a chicken and cheese quesadilla, plain. She received two little flour tortillas folded over like tacos with cheese & chicken. They were sooooo tiny and charged a regular priced meal....
__label__1 The good:  \n-I love their shirts.  I'm 6 ft 185 and size L fits me perfectly.  I am usually right between M and L so it can be tough. Great designs and material as well.\n-Price is right, and they always have sales\n-You get $ back for every purchase\n-Service seems good when you call or email they do respond.\n\nThe bad:\n-My first purchase took forever to ship, like over a month.  and finally they told me it was out of stock.  Only store credit, no refund.\n-They have had site issues where it was impossible to skip your crate, now fixed though\n-I bought a sport coat from them in my normal size, 41.  Great material, but the sizing is absolutely ABSURD.  I don't know why I didn't return it, dumb move.  The arm holes are sized to fit an emaciated manchild.  My arms barely squeeze into them and it's just about impossible to wear.  The coats are also really short, they look funny. They're so cheap and nice designs that I want to try another one in a few sizes up though.
__label__4 Oui je suis fan. J'aime tous les efforts Web de la compagnie et leur application mobile est tr\u00e8s efficace. J'aime leur collection qui pr\u00e9sente un nombre limit\u00e9 de choix (je suis un homme qui magasine comme un homme!). Je cherche des experts en mode masculine pour me conseiller sur ce qui est tendance et F&O r\u00e9ussi \u00e0 le faire sans que j'aie \u00e0 me d\u00e9placer! Le Hunt Club est un concept brillant que n'importe qui effectuant ses achats en ligne r\u00eave de voir \u00e9tendre \u00e0 toutes les compagnies. Bravo et longue vie!
__label__3 WOW!  Oleana is a great massage therapist!  I was skeptical walking in.  You never know what you are going to get at some of these little massage places that are just one room in an old house shared with other businesses.....but she seriously is amazing.   I only had time for a 30 minute massage, but I will totally be back for another.  I left feeling completely relaxed.  \n\nShe shares a waiting room with a few other businesses.  Then her massage room is upstairs.  The massage room is very comfortable.  She had nice music playing and a heated table, which is a must for me in a massage!   My only suggestion would be to have more comfortable chairs in the waiting lobby area. \n\nOleana had very soft hands, which is something else you want in a massage therapist.  Rough hands are never good and can be distracting.  She went over my health history sheet and we talked about what problem areas I had.  She listened well and followed through on the massage.  I would totally recommend this place to others.  And she is very reasonably priced!
__label__1 Went for lunch, the food was okay, chicken kabbob were salty and broiled. The pita had 4 medium pieces of chicken and lots of  lettuce, and pickle with the yogurt sauce. I had hoped for better flavor and more meat (protein). Back to Sabas or Persian Room for lunch.
__label__1 Rien de mauvais, mais avec tous les restaurants indiens de qualit\u00e9 que Montr\u00e9al a \u00e0 offrir, on peut faire beaucoup mieux!
__label__1 Nice place, friendly staff, but I can honestly say I've had better. The therapist was super friendly and worked on every spot I asked, but actually created a knot that has been bugging me now that I didn't have before. The place is really nice and the front desk staff was very pleasant... but it is a little pricey and you can find the same quality massage for cheaper at other places. I was referred here and had really high hopes because the person who referred me has always been pleased. Maybe I am hard to please or expectations are too high, but I doubt I will be back. Nothing special or out of the ordinary here... And that's what I look for... Especially if I am going to spend that kind of money.
__label__1 Bobs RC is not that friendly at all. In fact I've visited more than once and all occasions the owners gave me an un welcomed look and demeanor. Not sure if this store is meant for certain demographics only (hint,hint) but I'm not spending my money here anymore. They are big on cars both electric and gas but that's about it. I'm a flyer and therefore I went to this place for airplane parts, and by the looks of it that's not the favorite subject around the store. \n\nThe lady is ok, but not knowledgeable at all (did not know what an EDF was and that's basic stuff peoples).  The plane parts are to the east of the store, and a complete wreck. Took me almost half an hour to find parts as no one came to help. No accurate inventory or organized system. During a visit a customer was returning a damaged nitro car and by the vibe the manager had it looked like they were in for some words. Looked like a $400 item and was not getting the support that was deserved. Good luck to him. \n\nOverall I'm not a happy customer and will not return to this place. Stick to online stuff and save as the prices here are not very competitive. The reason for the two stars and not one is because they do have a decent selection of hardware (but you gotta dig threw them to find what your are looking for).  Currently working on a home made drone and could use the ease of close by shopping for parts but I rather wait for the mail to be honest, that's how welcomed I felt here.
__label__3 Some great little macarons (macaroons), hidden among the bustle of the Eaton Centre. There's not much to say other than the fact that these little treats are oh-so-delicious! \n\nMy favorite flavors included the Peppermint Mango, Cafe, and Passion Fruit & Chocolate. My only minor dislike is the steep price for a few delectable bites.\n\nDefinitely worth grabbing a half-dozen for a mid-day snack!
__label__2 Visited this morning on a whim, after hearing mixed reviews.  However, after eating here, i believe those reviews to be slightly in error.  Granted, the decor is quite bland and could use a definitely remodel.  The food however, was pretty good.  Three out of the four of us got breakfast omelets, and everyone seemed to enjoy their food.  Omelets were big and fluffy, with plenty of ingredients.  Sides were good, and the bacon was super thick and tasty.  Additionally, our waiter was quite friendly, attentive, and professional.\n\nI was pretty surprised to see a Chicago Style Italian Beef on the menu, and as a self declared italian beef connoisseur, had to give it a shot.  Was actually pretty decent, albeit a little skimpy on the meat.\n\nI probably wouldn't go out of my way for this place, but would eat here again if in the area and looking for good food at a good price.
__label__3 Pancake cafe has just about the best omelettes I've ever had.  Light & fluffy, with very flavorful vegetables and the right balance of cheese.  I also tried the sausage patty and it was delicious.  Fresh squeezed OJ, good ambience all around.  I'm a fan!
__label__3 Thai Hana has started to grow on me since the first time I ate food from their restaurant. Full disclosure, I've only ever eaten take-out, so I can't judge their in-dining service, just their take-out service.\n\nThe first time I ordered from them was an interesting experience. I ordered it as I left work so I could pick it up before traveling out of town, and the food was actually listed as \"ready\" on my app within a couple minutes, no exaggeration. It was ridiculously speedy. When I finally got there and picked up my food I was able to enjoy my order of spicy tuna and their Bento Box A while on the road. On the plus side my order had LOTS of food - way more than I expected! - but admittedly it was not all what I expected it to be, i.e. a few extra ingredients and items showed up in the bento box that I didn't expect. A little clarification on their ordering menu could fix that, though. The food was of mixed quality as well - some rolls were absolutely delicious, others were pretty \"meh.\" I guess the ingredients just weren't evenly distributed when things were made that time around?\n\nThe second time I ordered from them months later was all around much better. I ordered their DELICIOUS aloha rolls and a cup of soup, and I devoured that meal before my evening meetings with gusto. Because mmmmm, was it good! No complaints this time around! Now after that I'm dying to try even more of their special sushi rolls.\n\nOh, and I got a better look at the inside of this place the last time I picked up dinner. The interior of Thai Hana is cute, bright, and colorful - I'd definitely consider eating here sometime. And yes, the other dishes I saw at peoples' tables here were as enormous as the first time I'd ordered a bento box. So hopefully one of these days I can enjoy a sit-down meal at Thai Hana, but hey, in the meantime it's nice to know they have super quick take-out and pretty good sushi!
__label__0 I used GrubHub to order from this place on quite a few occasions.  The food was always bland, pedestrian, but nothing to complain too much about and since they delivered to me, I let it slide. \nLast night 12/1/2014 my boyfriend and I were having rough days/nights from work and didn't feel like preparing a meal after all the holiday festivities.  So we ordered Thai Hana at around 7:00. I got a confirmation that the food would arrive around 8:00 (which seemed normal). 7:27 p.m. I get an update \"Your food is on it's way\".  Woah that was quick I think!  8:10 p.m. rolls around, no food. I call grubhub, they call the restaurant and advise me \"Food will be there around 8:28, driver is in route to you\".  The driver calls me at 8:32 and says \"oh man I hit traffic but I'm on my way to you should be there shortly I'll call when I arrive\". My bf and I are a little annoyed but honestly, we're understanding people so we let it slide.  Now it's 9:00 p.m. and we ordered our food 2 hours ago, and we are aggitated.  I call GrubHub again, they say they were advised by this location that my food was already delivered. I correct them.  It was not. They call the facility again, they tell grubhub again that they got a little backed up but the food should be there shortly.  9:27 p.m. the driver calls me AGAIN and says AGAIN \"Hey I'm on my way I got stuck in traffic I'll be there in 2 min.\" 9:35 driver shows up.  \nFood was cold.\nFood was terrible.\n\nMidnight my bf wakes up to throw up for the next 5 hours, he ended up sleeping in the bathroom until he had to get up and shower and get ready to go to work.  Poor thing.\nI did NOT get sick, but he looked like a green ghost. My stomach is still a little queasy feeling but atleast I managed to keep my terrible food down. \n\nWhen it comes down to it, their service sucks, their drivers suck, their food is sub-par, and somehow it took them 2 1/2 hours to deliver 1 order of Maki Rolls, Drunken Noodle, Curry. and a ginger salad.  On top of that the Maki & Curry made my bf violently ill and the Noodles and Salad made me feel nauseated. \n\nWe're done with you Thai Hana and hopefully no one else has to suffer in the future when they order from you.
__label__2 This place angers me a bit.  First of all, the happy hour is great.  3-6 & 10-2a daily they have half priced alcohol and apps.  That's a pretty phenominal deal.  The apps are pretty plain in their selection but for half off, who cares?  The beer selection is outstanding and they have rotating taps you should be sure to ask about if that's your thing.  \n\nThe pizza is good.  If you've never had Mellow pizza before it is definitely different that your standard pie.  Funky ingredients and chewy crust can make for a good meal.  Or it can be a $25 average pizza.  Unfortunately that's about what you'll pay.  Frankly it's just too much for pizza.  I don't mind dropping money on good food but when you consider the number of excellent pizza places in town it's hard to justify the prices here.\n\nThe part that really erks me though is the atmosphere.  It feels like a warehouse, the music is never at a good volume, and the service is slow.  I've eaten at Mellows all over the country and I have to say I enjoy this one the least.  That's a shame considering it's in my backyard.
__label__1 Initial impression when arriving set my standards high as well as the hype over this place. I love the decor and feel of the place itself, but the pizza was over-priced for thin and hard to eat cause the toppings just slid off. Also ordered the cheesy bread which i'd honestly prefer Little Caesar's over here. \nThe waitress was nice but disappeared for loooong periods of time. \nI'd be willing to try again but try something other than Piza cause the Calzone looked good.
__label__4 I absolutely loved my trip today to the Mellow Mushroom, the pizza was wonderful whole wheat crust with molasses my friend and I were able to do a half and half pizza she did the holy shiitake and I did the house special minus a few veggies.we also ordered their pretzels appetizer and they were equally amazing.not only that our server austin with was wonderful as well. we enjoyed our late lunch on the patio and the weather was perfect.I am sure I will have a repeat visit at least a few times to this place I was so impressed, and I've already had a reheat of my leftover pizza and its just as good as the first time.the inside was well decorated and I actually loved the finish is in the washroom. I have not one bad thing to say. I actually can't wait to take my family when they visit from Prescott.
__label__2 Pizza was great!  Spinach salad advertised pecans - none appeared in the bowl.  Service was quite slow.  The bill needed to go back 3x because of errors...  And it wasn't because I was being picky, it was because of simple math errors!   I'll go back for the food and beer selection however because it's that good!
__label__0 I understand that sometimes food doesn't come out as expected at times but even given this my family and I experienced  the worst pizza and or luck ever at the mellow mushroom. After a day of Xmas shopping we headed to the Mellow Mushroom. We have always heard good things about this place so we gave them a shot.  As we were seated everything started off great our server was nice and polite. We ordered a couple of hoagies and a large meaty meat pizza, after waiting 20 minutes for the pizza it arrived super dark, the bottom hard as a rock and you could see by looking at it that it was over cooked. We asked our server about it and she immediately said \" oh ya that is over cooked\". Well if it was so obviously over cooked why serve it to us? She then called over the manager. Manager Brandon apologized and offered to replace it and remove it from our bill. We thought great! As long as they made it right for us we were good and we thanked him for taking care of us. Well, after waiting about 15-20 minutes Manager Brandon came back to our table and said that there was a problem with the pizza and that they would have to remake another one because cheese being stuck to the bottom of a pan and they could get the pizza out without tearing. He offered us 3- $5 dollars off coupons on our next visits which at this point was not enough as I doubt we'll ever be back. Again, we thanked him and hoped for the best as we were freaking starving at this point. Finally an hour and ten minutes after our initial order our pizza arrived. Looked and smelled fantastic. We dug in and wouldn't you know it my wife finds a piece of plastic in her slice... Are you freaking kidding me!!! We politely asked for the bill, paid and left.... Not even mentioning the plastic to them.. For what? At this point we just wanted out of of there! I gave this one  star because Brandon did try to make things right but apparently he's up against a bunch of slobs in the Kitchen! Lazy, Lazy,lazy!! Advise to the kitchen staff, change careers!! You don't belong cooking to the public!
__label__4 This is a great addition to the NW for the discerning pet owner!  I love everything about it. They carry premium foods like Orijens, Acana, Natural Balance to name a few.  Plus they have a refrigerated dog section for those that feed raw.  All their treats are made in the USA.  They have a table with doggie desserts that look good enough for human consumption that are .90 an ounce.  They sell deer antlers, jerky and sausage items by the ounce too.  A perfect way to give you dog variety.  They have dog grooming and offer a nice selection of leashes, collars and dog bowls as well.  The owners, Adrienne and Jim are super friendly and support dog rescue which is a cause close to my heart.  I'm excited to see how the deer antlers go over cause sometimes Momma needs a break and those are supposed to keep them busy for awhile.
__label__0 I HATE THE EMISSION TESTING SYSTEM IN ARIZONA!! I dread having to go there every two years to get my car checked.  They say \"Thank you for helping clean the Environment\" when you pass, but are you really helping?  The older cars that need the tests the most are exempt from the testing.  Now, today, I had to go my car tested.  I somehow developed a flat while waiting 45 minutes in line, waiting for the test.  And they were more than happy to point it out to me.  Then they told me that they could not test the car with a flat.  So I had to go get the flat fixed, wasting another hour there.  Then it was back over for another 45 minute wait in the hot sun to get the car tested.  When I pulled into the bay, they told me to turn the car off and go sit in that pleasant little booth while they tested the car.  The guy looked at my gas cap, put a probe into the tank.  Then he charged me the $27.50 charge.  At that point, I thought he was going to tell me I failed because I had replaced the gas tank, and had an issue with the input pipe.  Well, he simply handed me the form and told me I passed.  WTF!?!?  They never opened the engine, never started the car, never stuck a probe in the exhaust, nothing.  just that little probe in the gas tank.  WHY IN THE HELL COULDN'T THEY DO THAT IN THE FIRST PLACE AND SAVE ME HAVING TO WAIT ALL OVER AGAIN!?!?! Clean up the environment, hell.  How can they tell if I am not polluting without doing some kind of test on the car itself, or at least look at the engine!?  Then I have to go home and register the car online.  The whole freaking Emission test system should be thrown out and the company that contracts the work shut down. It is nothing more than a sham.  And why does Tucson get to pay half less?  Why don't people in Flagstaff or Prescott have to participate in the program?  They can come down the hill and pollute our air, and we have to pay for it.  It is simply a money-making scheme for the state.  It serves no purpose whatsoever, other than to drain our wallets.
__label__0 I gave this place two tries......I thought the first time was just a hiccup because they were newly opened and they needed to get their groove together. \nBUT I WAS WRONG!\n\nWhen I pickup a takeout order I always look in each box to make sure everything is right, I failed to do so this time!  I took a quick peek at a few boxes, seemed to be right but I was wrong!!!\nWhen I got back to the office we opened our boxes and two out of four were wrong.  The two that were wrong were mixed up.  I drove back, they remade it but did not seem concerned about the quality of their services. \nOne staff member tried to bring me a left over smoothie to help out, cool dude..left over?  Uggh no thanks. \n\nAbout a week later the office wanted to try it again, so this time I made sure to look in the boxes....well 3 out of 4 were right!  Of course, mine was the one they messed up on AGAIN!  I even looked in the box and it seemed to look good. \n\nI did the \"make your own bowl\"  but I guess what I had asked for was too complicated for them because they ended up making a signature bowl they already offer.  \n\nON THE TICKET/RECEIPT it is listed correctly so I do not know who is being lazy in the kitchen!  \n\nI did not go back to fix it, it just wasnt worth my time. \n\nI probably will not try this place again unless I am forced to.
__label__1 Went here tonight for the first time.  Surprisingly, they don't have a lot of vegetarian options so I ordered the berry acai bowl which was listed for $7.99 and recommended to me by a friendly female staff member. A friendly male staff member rang me up and told me it would be $10.00. I told him it's listed on the menu for $7.99. He said \"oh, that's for the smoothies, the bowls cost more\" Well, that would be ok if it were actually listed anywhere on the menu, but it clearly states \"smoothies and acai bowls $7.99\" I thought maybe it was just a mistake on the menu so I looked above where they have the entire menu written on chalk boards. Once again, clearly listed \"smoothies and acai bowls $7.99\" I then asked the female employee if the price listed was wrong. She said \"yes, the bowls are more because there's more toppings\" I said \"then you really should change the prices on the menus\" she said \"I know, I told him (the owner, manager??) that\". The whole thing just seemed wrong to me. On top of that, it wasn't even that good, I've had much better acai bowls for less money and considering they were in Orange County where things are usually more expensive, that's saying a lot.
__label__4 Owner Larissa Reis has created the perfect healthy eating establishment.  Not only is everything they sell very healthy; it all tastes delicious. And they'll customize any meal to your specific requirements. \n\nI love the ahi tuna salad; the salmon bowl with quinoa: and the ahi tune burger on Ezekiel bread with grilled sweet potato strips. I'm getting hungry just thinking of all the great dishes at Protein House!
__label__2 Meh! A bit overpriced the help is kind of snooty. The food is only ok I probably won't go back
__label__4 Wow this place looks so nice and welcoming, nice big living room lounge area with sofas everywhere. I have been a smoker for 10 years smoking about a pack a day. Jay hooked me up with a zmax mini which is doing a good job at keepingmy smoking urges down. Got a chance to try so many juices they offered but loved the vaping Monkeys and OMG juice lines. Highly recommend this place, it's a must check out if your in the area. Thanks tru vape! Willing be seeing you guys soon for some new flavors and a vivi nova tank.
__label__4 I love truvape all the people there are nice and so help full. This is my new vape shop for sure.
__label__2 I wanted this place to be better than it was. It has so much promise. Soup, salads, sandwiches. Their little desserts are so tantalizing. But, it was just so boring. \n\nI got the California chicken sandwich and it didn't taste like much of anything. The minestrone was a miss. The little pudding cup (salted caramel?) was so overly sweet and sugary. The salad had nuts and strawberries and it was good but over dressed. The grilled cheese sandwich was the only thing that was really tasty. \n\nLike I said, I really wanted to like it. Maybe I just got the wrong things. I will try again soon.
__label__2 Uncooked tofu ...who eats that?  No wonder vegetarian food has a bad name.\nWe visited this location twice, the first time I left reasonably happy due to the complimentary chocolate-covered strawberries,  friendly staff, and fresh, vibrant produce. I appreciated the build-my-own salad, but got a bit frustrated when I was told 'no substitutions' on the sandwiches.  I fail to understand why I can't modify the ingredients on a sandwich that is being made fresh in front of me?? \nEnough! I no longer see the real upside to Cafe Zupa.  I won't avoid it but won't make a point to go back.  By the way, maybe consulting a vegetarian or chef who is familiar with the product would help make you create a tofu option that  is a delicious choice.
__label__3 This place was great!  I ordered for the first time for a pick up for our office meeting and it was on-time, fresh, hot, and the gal showed me each order before placing it in the bag - with each person's name on it!  Now that's customer service. \n\nClam Chowder can be a little thicker, but ALL our food was GREAT!  \nThe Crab / Avocado Sandwich was delicious.  \n\nFor ordering for 5 people and doing a combo with 1/2 doz cookies, it was about $51 - great price!  \n\nWe are fans and would go back :)
__label__0 Absolutely terrible!!! I waited for 20 minutes to even get soaked for my pedi and then after an hour had passed and no one came to attend to me I just asked for a towel and left. I can't believe I wasted an hour just sitting there soaking my feet expecting that the lady would come and work on my nails. Do no go here, period!
__label__3 I stumbled into this place one evening as I was wandering Jean Talon on a quite empty stomach.  Two empty stomachs entered, two very satisfied and full stomachs walked out that night.  \n\nWe each ordered the chili con carne taco bowl, and we both thought it was very good.  The chili con carne actually had steak strips in it, and was seasoned well.  The taco bowl was crunchy and big enough to hold all of the veggies that were piled in. Served with rice, all for about 8$ \n\nTidbits:\n\n++ Chips and two awesome, authentic salsas arrived immediately after we ordered\n\n+ Pitcher of water \n\n*  Plastic rubbermaid style plates and water pitcher -- not the most beautiful set, but effective\n\n-- Disposable cups (BOOO)\n\nAll in all:  authentic, delicious and filling food.
__label__3 Nourriture typiquement mexicaine. Rien \u00e0 voir avec les restaurants mexicains plus commercial, on est ici dans l'authentique.\n\nCe restaurant aurait tr\u00e8s bien pu se trouver directement \u00e0 Mexico! Par contre, comme c'est habituel la-bas, pas vraiment de d\u00e9cor ni d'ambiance, on y passe pour manger mais on ne s'y \u00e9ternise pas\n\nNote importante: pas d'alcool disponible sur place!
__label__1 Visited Casa Reyna in the basement of their strip district location off 21st and Penn avenue for lunch on Good Friday.  Their ambiance downstairs is decidedly cool and feels appropriate given the genre of food.\n\nMy co-worker and I opted for the special of the day: verde chicken enchiladas.\n\nThe chips and salsa were good.  The enchiladas were OK, but nothing special.  The chicken was tender, but it was just overly boring and nothing to make me say, \"Wow!\"\n\nWhat deserves special mention is the horrible service.  We were seated quickly, and then sat awhile waiting for our server.  He eventually made his way over, and after repeating our order a couple of times (due to language difficulties), we waited for our food.\n\nA decent amount of time had elapsed, but our chips and salsa were nowhere to be found.  Our chips showed up, and then thirty seconds later our lunches showed up.  I would have rather had the chips instantly while we were waiting for our food.\n\nAfter the food was delivered, no one checked on us for an extended period of time.  Since we needed to get back to work, we flagged down the manager (our server was too busy setting up tables to cater to the ones he already had), and asked for our check.  Instead of the manager getting our check himself, he tells our already in-attentive server to get it.  We never interacted with the server after the initial placing of the order.\n\nMore time elapses.....\n\nNow we are getting mad, because we've waited about 20 minutes after asking for our check, and the dirty dishes are still sitting in front of us.\n\nIt wasn't until we stood up, put our jackets on told the manager that we were leaving did he finally bring the check.\n\ntl;dr: Food was ok, service was horribly slow and inattentive for lunch.
__label__4 I just love Reynas!  Their tortillas are so amazing. Margaritas: to die for!  We had shrimp enchiladas, fish tacos and chile rellenos.   All great!  My only diss was that I was to wussy for their chipotle salsa, and that's on me, not them. I'll adjust my palate to live up to it. They give the consumer a choice of 6 different salsas. (We sampled the tomatillo and the aforementioned chipotle. ). Love the Reynas!
__label__0 Great Idea - poor execution! Someone needs to look at the systems and food quality then train staff on service and efficiency. Very expensive for lettuce and a few tomatoes. Dressings and marinated chicken kill the nutritional value. It will never last at the rate they are going.
__label__4 Decided to try this restaurant after finding a Groupon deal. We ordered the medhu vada (lentil donut app), malai kofta (veggie dumplings), and malabar fish curry. Everything was delicious but the veggie dumplings were amazing! The sauce was perfectly spiced and super creamy. It was the best Indian dish I've ever had! I love Indian food and would say that of all the Indian restaurants I've tried in the Phoenix area,  this is the best!
__label__3 Love this place, but let's get the prices and days straight.  They are CLOSED on Monday.  Tues-Thurs the lunch buffet is $9.99.  Fri $11.99.  Sat/Sun $12.99.\nI haven't noticed a difference in the food selection on either day, but maybe I'm missing something.  \nFirst thing I like: \nThe have real Basmati white rice.  Tasty.  \nNext:\nThe always have a good selection of soups and dishes on the buffet although lately, haven't seen any goat curry, only fish.\nThe bad:\nUsually I go later, around 2 and the tea is either out or cold.  The paneer can also be gone.  I guess I have to get my act together and get there earlier!
__label__4 Called Pete with a quick repair needed before moving out of our rental, he was prompt and offered a fair price. Would use his services again.
__label__3 Great food. Accommodated our very large group on St. Patrick's Day! Great food. There were seperate checks and they got that right
__label__1 After hearing fairly good things about this restaurant, we decided to try it, of all days, on Mother's Day. Now I understand that a breakfast place will be busy on Mother's Day, but we didn't experience any wait. Not only that, but they let us put our name on the wait list via a phone call. Upon arrival, we walked in and right to a table. This is where is started to go down hill. \n\nIt took quite a while to get our drinks once ordered. Most of us drank coffee or water. My brother ordered an orange juice, which took them about a half hour to bring, later informing us that the juices machine was having problems. It happens. We ordered our food.  There was 6 adults and 1 child that we ordered for. It took them approximately 45 minutes for the first of us to get our food after we ordered. I say this because my wife, who ordered eggs Benedict, had to send hers back because the eggs were cooked far too hard. My son, which we ordered mini pancakes and sausage, came out with bacon instead. My poor sister in law didn't even get hers for about another 15-20 minutes after. She ordered a BLT with no mayo. Would you believe it? Once it finally came, there was mayo on it. She also ordered a side of soup. It never came. They said they had to remake the soup. This was almost an hour after we ordered and after the rest of us had received our food. She ordered french fries as a sub. She never received those either. Toast was included with the rest of our meals, which none of us received, even after asking/reminding 2-3 times. It also took my wife's meal another 10 minutes to get fixed, which when finished, she said tasted pretty bad. \n\nThe part that topped this all off was we asked for the manager on a couple of occasions in order to voice our concerns. We never did speak to a manager. We didn't even see what appeared to be someone in charge walking around the restaurant. So basically we were just ignored.\n\nThe only reason I'm giving this place 2 stars is because of our waitress, who based on the name on the check, I'm pretty sure was named Chelsea. You could see she was working as hard as she could and that her day was hectic. She did everything she could. Hopefully they'll reward her for the hard work she did. \n\nAll in all, we will never be back. The food was mediocre at best and riddled with a myriad of mistakes. Coupled with the bad service, with the exception of Chelsea, this place isn't worth it. No wonder the one on South Rainbow went out of business.
__label__2 I ordered the ricotta crepe with spinach, pancetta and cheddar. It was moist and delicious. I also had a side salad. The dressing was garlicky and delicious but the lettuce was wilted, which I believe should never be served. My boyfriend had the grilled chicken sandwich. It was very very dry. His accompanying soup, however was good.\n\nThe service was good. The ambiance, good.\n\nPrice was entirely average.
__label__0 Beware! This business does not honor any of the yelp deals listed! I purchased the $100 voucher for $75 and when I went to use it, the tailors there had no idea what it was, and said that the owner had never mentioned anything to them about it.  They also do not honor the 10% off check ins unless your alteration is over $100... Which is not notated as a requirement on the deal at all.  This horribly run business is misusing social media marketing, I am awaiting my refund from yelp and taking my business elsewhere.
__label__0 Do not eat here! I called to report something to the manager over the phone about an employee. When the manager became confrontational, I ended the call. A few minutes later, I got a call back from the manager asking for my name. When I told him I wouldn't give it to him, he said he only needed my number to call me back. If the management is rude and harasses customers that try to contact about legitimate concerns, what does it say about the place. I found out the managers name was Jarred which he refused to tell me by the way.
__label__4 Been going to Deb for 13 years. She's the best (and funniest) manicurist in town. I love her and wouldn't go anywhere else!! I highly recommend her - and she's great at both blingy nails and the plain nails I usually like.
__label__4 I am very particular, very fussy about my nails and personal appearance, so when I found Debbie in her Bling Studio, I was delighted! Debbie is the best nail tech on the planet, and her Bling Studio is immaculate. Debbie knows her craft, and is always a delight to visit. My nail appointments are fun and, oh, Debbie's pedicures are spectacular! Treat yourself to some Bling with Deb! Go ahead...you know you really want some Bling! My friend told me about Debbie three years ago, and I'm so happy she did! My nails have never looked better!
__label__3 I went back for more... stir fry and bahn mi this time. Both were excellent... great proportions making it an excellent value. Awesome flavor. The people running this place are extremely nice. The bahn mi was even better than the one I get it Da Vangs, which is saying a lot since that place is still my #1 favorite for spring rolls and pho.
__label__0 Today is my first day going to this Vietnamese restaurant, and the waitress she was really cute and nice, but the thing that tick me off was usually when people order a plate that has rice they should give a free small broth on the side. This old guy which seem like his a boss there he said the broth is free with my rice, but when I paid and look at the price they charged me for the soup that they say it was \"FREE\". I compared my receipt to the price in the order book and it was different. So they did charge for my small bowl of broth. So whoever goes there please check your recipes and make sure they don't charge you extra money. I would've paid extra money if they would tell me the truth, but instead they lied to me saying its free and yet they charge me extra money.
__label__4 I've been feeling under the weather all week and figured what better way to get a pick me up than my favorite Vietnamese spot? We walked in and noticed they've got some new seating. Beautiful booths! I love the decor and atmosphere in this place and the staff are just the best. \n\nMy boyfriend ordered the beef stew with bread (his favorite) and I had the pho with dumplings. The broth in the pho is delicious and comforting like a warm hug. Every time I eat it I wonder why I don't eat it every day.
__label__3 We still go here every once in a while, but what we have found out is that its still cheaper to drive to Da Vangs than to visit Song Lynn. We can get 2 orders of Pho and Bahn Mi at Da Vangs and pay $15 (including a 20% tip). At Song Lynn that same meal costs almost $30.\n\nOverpriced but very good. The nicely re-worked menu is saving them from dropping to 3 stars in my book. Everyone is still very nice, but even with gas factored in its cheaper to drive to central Phoenix from the west valley.\n\nSorry guys, we won't be coming back as often as we have in the past. Still a good place, if you don't mind spending a little extra.
__label__4 My new favorite Asian restaurant (next to Shaanxi)!\n\nDelicious food, great service, and reasonable prices make this a go-to place. In fact I can't want to go back.\n\nThe pork dumplings were spectacular; the beef roll was as good as China Mama; even something as basic as fried noodles seemed better than the usual. \nAnd then there's the walnut shrimp....man, I'm craving that dish as I write this. Go there now and order it...I mean right now...don't waste a minute...whatever you're doing at the moment isn't as important as eating this dish, believe me! \n\n(Note: I was there with a fellow wine-collector, and the restaurant was fine with us opening our two bottles of wine to accompany the great food...and that's one more reason to keep going back. I love wine-friendly establishments!)
__label__3 I always say when it comes to Asian restaurants especially Chinese and Taiwanese - the crappier the service, the better the food. Tony T's ROTD reminded me to take this off my bookmarked places.\n\nXiao Long Bao:\nYou get 9 baos for $7. I can't help but compare XLB I've had in Shanghai and Taipei to everyone else's version. I'm very happy to say that I've found my XLB spot here in Vegas! The bao had the perfect thickness, the soup inside was hot and delicious. Glowing and glistening 5/5\n\nFried Tofu with Mixed Mushrooms:\nEven though the tofu pieces were fried, they were soft. The mushrooms were tasty but they slide off your chopsticks. The brown sauce was good. 4/5\n\nBeef Noodle Soup:\nOur server warned me this was spicy. I appreciate it when they do that but I had a cold anyway so, bring on the heat! I could taste cumin. My nose started running - I'm not sure if it was from the spiciness or my cold...or both. The beef chunks were fatty so I had to eat around it since I'm not a fan of animal fat. I had 2 pieces of bok choy and tender noodles in my bowl. 3.5/5\n\nPork Loin in Red Garlic Sauce:\nI didn't even know we ordered this. Shredded pork with red bell pepper strips. This reminded me of a thick and meatier version of Hot & Sour soup. 3.5/5\n\nSteamed Shrimps in House Garlic Sauce:\nHead on, butterflied but not all shrimps got de-veined. But the sauce was fantastic! Nice and garlicky. One of the better ways I've had shrimp. 4.5/5\n\nThey have street food you'll find in China like frog legs, chicken organ meat on a stick, etc.There were items we wanted to try but they no longer serve them like: enoki mushroom beef roll, pork belly with preserved vegetable(s)They need to update their menu. Even our server said it. They need to remove items they no longer serve and correct the typos. I'll definitely come back for XLB!
__label__1 The food here is pretty good in taste, but super oily. The fried rice cakes and beef with celery had a puddle of oil at the bottom of the plate. The xlb were just ok. I haven't had ones as good as Joe's Shanghai in NY, even at Din Tai Fung.\n\nService also left much to be desired. They forgot to bring out a dish when the server brought us the check. We mentioned it to him then and rather than take it off our check he said it was coming out. I have never had a restaurant do this before if the food hasn't come out and you've received the check. They always take it off. He told us that it was coming right out by it didn't for another few minutes. I found that pretty ridiculous. With all the great Chinese available in Vegas, I can't say I would come back here for another meal mostly because of the service.
__label__2 My go to place for soup dumplings in Vegas.. The only other place I've tried was China Mama and I thought the XLBs were way better here! However, for the last two times I've been there, the XLBs were so big that they were all stuck together in the steamer and it was like playing XLB jenga to try to pick up a piece of XLB without breaking the skin. As any XLB connoisseur would know, you might as well just not eat the XLB if the skin breaks and all the soup is wasted. I mentioned this to the server, and he just said \"yeah... Because they are bigger\". Well duh. \n\nAnyways, it was good while it lasted. I will be searching out other places to satisfy my XLB cravings. And if I can't find any other good places, I might come back here one day and pray that their XLBs are no longer stuck together.
__label__1 Over priced, the hot dog meat tasted on the tainted side. Half way through the bun got tough to eat. I was going to get a soda but I could have gotten a six pack for the same price.  Will eat some where else next time.
__label__4 THE number is 602-995-2122\n\nI have asked YELP to correct it.
__label__0 Drove by the other day, and it has a new name and a sign looking for employees. Looks like it's no longer Dragon :(
__label__3 I have been looking for a good ice cream and boba spot ever since Perfect Scoop started sucking big ones. Looks like the solution is here! All the things that make an ice cream shop great are present and accounted for.\n\n1. They make everything in-house.\n2. Service is nice!\n3. A huge variety of flavors, although not necessary. Still nice to see things like taro, black sesame, and Rocher.\n4. They have boba.\n5. They can spice up your ice cream with waffles - regular and red velvet!\n6. They even make their own waffle cones. Pretty easy but cool.\n7. Stamp cards.\n8. I'm not sure if this is a plus or not since I haven't tried them but they have egg rolls and other snacks in case you're hungry for something greasy.\n\nI got a triple scoop waffle bowl with stracciatella, \"Rocher\" (yes the golden foil-wrapped chocolates), and Reese's PB cup flavor. The stracciatella was delicious, the Rocher really tasted just like a Rocher! Imagine my surprise. Reese's was a really nice peanut butter flavor with chocolate bits. I really liked all of them! It was all washed down with a Thai tea boba. Boba was good, though I prefer it firmer. It was a little bit away from mushy. Thai tea itself was fine.\n\nIf there was anything I didn't like it was the sweetness of the ice cream itself. It was a bit too much for me but I bet most people will be ok with it. Also, I think vegan flavors would be awesome (that aren't just sorbets) since so many people are lactose intolerant! Myself included. It's a tough product to make well, though.\n\nI'd be back! I'm thinking about getting the taro flavor right now...
__label__0 I hated the fact the texture of the gelato was so sticky and thick. I felt naucious and got a stomach ache from it. I feel like they put way too much sugar in their icecream creating such inconsistent texture. I'm going to baskin Robbins next time.
__label__4 Very excited about the opening of ChopShop today in Tempe, as it is very close to my office. \n\nI stopped in for lunch and picked up a Kale Caesar Salad. For those of you who wonder what Chop Shop is: Its not really meat (The name and logo are deceiving). Its all of the organic good-for-you salads, juices and sandwiches with a  good-for-you feel like True Foods. Some of my favorites include the Beet salad, and Power Green juice (with kale, cucumber, ginger, parsley)... They even have Protein shakes...if you are into that sort of thing (which around the ASU campus- me thinks they will have a customer base). But yes.... there is meat. You can add on chicken, steak or shrimp (or tofu) to any entre or item.\n\nParking is around back. I believe its the site of the old Dos Gringos.\n\nEnjoy!
__label__1 I am sure this place has great food, and it has kind of a cool, young vibe. I was a little overwhelmed by the menu, so I asked the woman taking my order what sandwiches were the most popular. She recommended two, and I picked the one that sounded better to me. Some sort of club sandwich, not a far cry from a sandwich I would typically order, so I knew I would like this type of meal.\n\nWhen the food came, the sandwich was extremely disappointing. The bread was so DRY. Not fresh or springy or anything good, it was dry and crumbly. I took about three bites, discovered that the rest of the ingredients followed suit with being disappointing. \n\nSo, I brought it back up to the counter, and told the same woman who had taken my order that I did not like the food, that it was dry, and that I wanted to take it back. She was sweet and smart and called over another woman, Im guessing a supervisor or a manager, and explained the situation. This supervisor woman clarified that I \"just didn't like it\" and told me that they would not be replacing my meal with something else. I said fine and just asked for a refund, which she unhappily gave me.\n\nThe thing that irks me is that they weren't willing to give me something else. So, I leave this place hungry and with a bad food experience. What incentive does this give me to go back? From the experience I had, I didn't like the food or the customer service. Not to mention, the sandwich alone cost 8 bucks. If I can go to Sprouts and get a bomb ass sandwich for $3.50, I want an 8 dollar sandwich to blow my socks off, not be a total disappointment.
__label__4 Great place to go for a good healthy fix.  Our friends recommended this place and we were skeptical at first.. but the American salad and protein bowl has won us over.  I prefer the tri tip over the chicken.  They also have pressed juices, my fav is the slim squeeze! Warning: very sour which I like but might not be your taste.  \n\nA great place for some healthy good food
__label__2 We ordered a Calzone and the Chicken Piccata for delivery.   Delivery was on time (75 minutes estimated, but hey, you can't cook a calzone and pasta in 5 minutes), so that was fine.   the Large Calzone was HUGE, and my husband enjoyed it.   However, the Chicken Piccata was horrible.   The menu said Spaghetti in a Lemon Sauce with Capers and Chicken.    What they failed to mention is that they also add sliced greek olives and Artichokes....both of which I like, but good gosh....all three of those things have a very strong flavor, and along with the too lemony sauce, it was simply not edible.   Even the chicken had a funky taste, although my dog seemed to enjoyed it and would have given a higher rating than I.    I ended up rinsing half the spaghetti, removing all the crap, remixed it and used the packet of parmesan that came with the Calzone to create something that sounds awful, but was much more edible than the way it arrived.  Even the garlic bread had a funny taste and was chewy.   I would love for them to respond and tell me if they actually taste the stuff they serve, because that dish needs some serious work.  First time trying the place, and I doubt we will try it again unless we only want a Calzone.
__label__3 LOVED IT! I went to LaVida because I have muscle spasms in my shoulder and back, and also have plantar fasciitis. I had been to physical therapy for this problem and received some resolution from my muscle pain. My massage therapist took time to find out my concerns and suggested an appropriate massage based on my issues. She did an amazing job and was very knowledgeable. She talked when appropriate, but remained quiet when I needed to relax.  I feel that my pain is significantly better.\nI bought the 3 month package and am looking forward to going back again soon. \nThe environment is lovely and I found that making appointments online was very convenient. The front desk staff was very accommodating.\nI only gave 4 stars because my massage therapist isn't available on the weekends.  There are other therapists available on the weekend, but I want to stick with the therapist that I have because she is so good!
__label__4 Love love the pita house!!! Fresh food very authentic. Best Mediterranean on this side of town.
__label__2 Pretty cool place.  A little hard to find, not a sign that is easily visible from the street or at least not that I saw.  But cool place upstairs.  very nice people that worked there and served us.  I had two beers, the honey and a strawberry.  I liked the honey a lot. Was very crisp.  For the burger I ended up ordering the Holsom burger sorry i forgot what the name of it was and no menu online. They need a website.  Well the burger had bacon, candied jalapenos, some crack sauce, pepper jack (i got it with cheddar), lettuce tomato and grilled onions all on a pretzel bun.  Needs the stiff bun or it would disintegrate a regular one.  Very good burger, not the best i have had, especially for the price.  Why the i gave 3 star rating.  Maybe give it 3.5.  Good, but not great.  I'd come back..
__label__4 What an amazing night! Myself and my wife celebrated our 1 year anniversary here and what a great choice. My wife loves a new menu experience and Virtu has that plus amazing drinks. Great BandB and awesome ambience.
__label__4 Girls night out on a Sunday.  We arrived right at opening, so it was on the slow side.  I had previously made reservations and indicated we had a show to attend and were in a bit of a time crunch. Our server acknowledged this without our mentioning it, and was very prompt, while still being personable.  The food is amazing - the Burrata starter is fabulous - portions large enough to share or have as an entr\u00e9e.  I enjoyed the Gnudi and my friend had the scallops - both delicious.  The restaurant is adorable, and in the heart of Old Town.  Parking lot across the street is free and convenient.  Signage indicates brunch - I imagine this is amazing, as they have a quaint patio.
__label__4 Superb!  My husband and I LOVE Glenway Premium Pub!  We rate all the following excellent:  Big Fish Sandwich, Orchard Salad, Buffalo Chicken Sandwich, Chicken Salad Sandwich, Meatloaf Sandwich, and the BlackBean Cake Salad with Steak. All of these are 5 Star. The Chicken Wings we give 3 Stars, they just weren't our style. Not everything in any restaurant is going to be a favorite.  Great, Great Food!  \nWelcome to Belmont!
__label__4 I have been in this restaurant for 2 times and tried their Lamb Sandwich, Baba Ganouj and Shawarma Chicken. They are all very delicious. Next time I will try Sleek which has kale inside. It looks really tasty and servings are large. Waitstaff is nice and helpful. Decor is cozy. I can't wait to go there again and try other dishes.
__label__0 Salad was fresh with flavorful dressing. Lamb shanks were overcooked, and very dry, but the accompanying dried fruits were very tasty. In the end I ended up not finishing the lamb. The side was too salty (eggplant), the  owner insisted that it was not, although it's my call. and I\"m not about to argue with her. Service was about the norm for this neighborhood.\nNot recommended until they get their act together.
__label__4 The quality and taste of their homemade food is very good. Service is okay. Again, meat kabob and chops are out of this world. My Sirian friend gave their lamb 8 out of 10.
__label__1 I have been to every restaurant that has tried to make it at this location, and let me just say I don't believe this \"Irish\" Bar (if you can call it that) will break the jinx. \nMy bad experience started the minute I walked in. I was naturally attracted to the large bar in the center of the main room. I sat down and took in the place. Quickly it became apparent that the only thing that made this place Irish was the name on the building. The happy hour menu was filled with US or Sysco food items that had nothing to do with Ireland but who cares if it's good right! So after taking in the place for about 15 solid minutes I was approached by someone I could only assume worked there because he was behind the bar. This large, but not necessarily over weight man was sporting a ball cap, a ripped blue shirt, a pair of khaki shorts and black sneakers with no socks. I had to use this in depth description because he, like the other people behind the bar were not wearing name tags.\nAnyway the large man quickly advised me that I was in the wrong seat because he was saving them for a few \"hot chicks\" that were coming in later. I looked around at the 8 other empty bar seats and paused to see if he was joking. But after hearing no laughter from him I tucked my tail under my legs and found a new seat. As I looked for another place to sit  I over heard the large man telling some regulars that  he had been up for three days. And that he was tired and needed a shot to wake up. But the odd thing was that even after a shot or 2 he was still tired. Weird! Once at my new seat I waited again to put in my drink order. \nA few minutes later my friend arrived and we decided to order from the happy hour menu. Which by the way is not bad! There are a ton of non Irish things to choose from and the price is right!  However, you have to hail down a bar tender if you want to order because they get distracted with one another and often get into deep conversations about God knows what. And once in these compelling discussions it takes a freight train with strobe lights to get their attention.\nAfter ordering we discovered that the food was good and the beer was cold. We found it refreshing that the kitchen was on top of it and made this reviewer's score move from a 1 star to a solid 2 star. \nThe night went at the same pace and after visiting the dirty bathrooms we made our way home. \nI hope the owners are looking at these reviews and acting on them. If that is the case below are a few things that might help your business succeed:\n\n1. Hire a manager that can keep the staff focused on the guests. \n2. Provide uniforms and make sure they are consistently worn. \n3. Insist that every one who comes in contact with guests are wearing name tags. \n4. Find Irish food items to place on the menu. \n5. Give your staff a day off so they are not tired. \n6. Never let your staff drink on the job!\n\nP.S.  those hot chicks...never showed up! ;)
__label__1 The weekend crew is good. Tuesday around 7pm not so snappy. Sticking to the weekend program.
__label__3 Came in for some appetizers, stayed for about an hour. The bartender was very polite, knowledgable and most important -honest and had a sense of humor. Food was a 4/5, service was 4.5 / 5. We'd come back here during our next trip out.
__label__0 We use to come to McFaddens a lot, but had crappy service the last time we were there a couple of months ago. I was there tonight with some friends for a birthday and I can honestly say that it was the worst service that I've ever seen. The waitress never came around to check on us, maybe every 40 minutes or so. So instead of ordering our drinks from her, we tried the bar, which was just as bad. Two of us were standing at the bar for around 30 minutes and never had a bartender get our drinks, so I just left. It was ridiculous to say the least. We were supposed to be going there next weekend for a bachelorette party and we will now be taking our service elsewhere.
__label__4 Great quality and selection of workout, yoga and athletic apparel.  Not your typical, lame stuff you find at the generic sports stores. The owners & staff are very friendly, courteous and helpful.
__label__0 Gross buffet don't be fooled by that price you get what you paid for and I didn't pay for it.  I walked over to Quiznos and let my friends try this place out.  It's Vegas there are plenty of better buffets around, do yourself a favor and go there.
__label__4 Alas! Someone in The Meadows who knows how to cut Asian hair! My mother owned a beauty shop in LA so I rarely got my hair cut elsewhere. But since she retired, I've been playing Russian roulette with various beauty shops in town. I saw this place about a month ago and decided to give it a try today. \n\nThe owner took me right away without an appointment. I even changed my mind halfway from a regular cut to a shorter cut. She accommodated me without any hesitation. Not only that, it's the best hair cut I've had since my mom sold her shop. I didn't have to say anything. She just knew how to make me look good (not an easy task).\n\nShe then shampooed and rinsed (standard at most Korean hair salons), all for $20. Try getting that at Supercuts! My mom was with me and even she commented how well the lady cut my hair. This place is MOTHER APPROVED. \n\nEven though this location is new, the lady said she used to be by the Convention Center. She's been in business for years. I can tell when someone isn't confident while cutting hair. This lady knows her stuff. I am so happy with my haircut!!!
__label__4 The Sparklings was a fun dining experience.    \nWe were there to celebrate my birthday dinner and it was the first time that half of us has been there.  \n\nThe food was good.  I especially liked the zucchini fries and the Gorgonzola Flatbread.    The rib eye was delicious and I like the way they make their mash potatoes.  \n\nI enjoyed the atmosphere and how spacious it is.  Their furniture makes it feel fancy.  The servers are all really nice.  Our waiter was funny and they comped some of my \"birthday\" shots.  \n\nI can't wait to come back.  Their prices are affordable, the atmosphere and service is great and the food is delicious!
__label__1 I'm between 2 and 3 stars for this.\n\nThere is definitely a reason to come here, but it's not what you think. I wanted to come here as a sort of late night dinner. From the pictures, things looked good. Food was described as good. Sure, why not?\n\nMaybe it was my expectation, but I will say the food we had was disappointing. Long story short, this is bar food. Maybe next time we're here, we'll try something else, but yeah, we felt kind of ripped off. What did we have?\n\n- Fried zucchini. This was thoroughly over-battered and thus quite gross and kind of hard on the outside.\n\n- Portobello fries. If you want a good version of this, go to Echo and Rig. If you want an exceptionally hard exterior, go to The Sparklings.\n\n- Tuna tartare. Absolutely avoid this. It's a mix of tuna, mango and avocado served with three pieces of toast. The tuna was overly firm and flavorless. The mango and avocado under-ripe and hard as well. Nothing particularly binding it all together. Just some chunks in a cylinder shape. Not worth it.\n\n- Crispy gnocchi. This was the only item we would have ordered again. An exceptionally flavorful heavy cream and cheese sauce covering a sort of crispy gnocchi, sausage, and nuts. It was nice, but kind of small.\n\nYeah, food is not their forte. So what is? Now I don't know if this is because it was late, but it was kind of shady even being in there. There was nobody up front. The whole place was empty. Just tables and tables in an otherwise abandoned room. You look to your right, there's a bar. It's a nice bar with nice bartenders. You will have a good beer and be able to sit on the nice couches and chat. Nice. But even then, it's not like it's expansive.\n\nWe'd be back for the bar, but nothing more.
__label__3 A group of us friends were having a epic night but still weren't ready to part and ended up at the bar side of the Sparklings. \n\nEverytime I hear this name it sounds like I'm going to a Barbie and Ken esque couples house and really, the decor is the right amount of homey chic that I would like to believe it so. \n\nDespite me being too full to try the amazing looking food, the comments from friends were more than positive. It was happy hour which had drink and food specials from 10pm to close (2am - ish). Our server/bartender, Jose, was also such a personality and was absolutely a sweetheart. \n\nI wish this was in the NW close to me instead as it's a beautiful spot to hang out late night, and a lovely place to eat during day. It looks like a typical neighborhood lodge bar from the outside, but it totally isn't and doesn't serve plain ole' bar food. \n\nI will be back very soon, for a full dinner. But for late night, this place is a absolutely great spot.
__label__4 Had a great bartender. Great food. The turkey and cranberry blew my mind. I felt underdressed in a t shirt and jeans.  Love that I can get a little bit more dressed up for dinner and not have to break the bank. The happy hour is awesome. We had three drinks and two entrees and our bill was $33! Defiantly will be going back.
__label__2 I dont know. There are a lot of great reviews on this place this is why I have a 3 instead of a 2. Everyones comments on how great the decor is, in my opinion, I felt it was cheap looking. I had one of the pasta dishes and it was bland. The service was ehhh ok. This is why I say \"ehhh ok\". I ordered cocktail and started to drink it. I was about a quarter of the way through and notice a bug (appeared to be a tiny spider) in it. The next time the waiter came over I showed him. All he did was lift up the glass and said yeah there's a spider. Now, I did not expect anything in return except an apology. I figured he would tell his manager about it but no. Obviously, I was not charged for the drink. I do have a photo of it but will not post it on here. I am just not a fan.
__label__1 Beautiful venue, nothing amazing from the menus and service was so-so. Tried the meatballs which were a rave and I wasn't too fond. Everything was very average and the presentation was low key. Prices didn't reflect what the venue lacked. There are better places that deserve the rating this place has that are way better!
__label__4 Wow! What a great place for a night with friends and family. Went to La Ristra recently with my kids and had a great experience. My food was delicious and unique. The kids were happy with their choices. Their favorite was the homemade Choco Taco! Great place to go in the Phoenix area.
__label__4 We just stopped in for a quick dinner. Great Happy Hour Selection.  Food came out quickly despite being very busy.  Our waiter Thomas was very personable and knowledgable on the menu. We will be back!
__label__1 After having lived in New Mexico I'm always trying to find good New Mexican food out here, and I was excited to try this place based on the reviews. Unfortunately I was sorely disappointed. I wasn't a fan of any of the trio of salsas, but salsas can be a very personal taste. The blue corn enchiladas with shredded beef, christmas style were extremely bland. I kept thinking if I ate more they would get better, but they got worse as I became more disappointed in the lack of flavor. The beef was moist but I couldn't seem to find a hint of flavor. I also expect green and red chile to have a kick to it and I didn't notice any spice. The atmosphere was great and they appear to have live music. The sangria margarita was delicious. I wouldn't come back for the food but it seems like a fun place for happy hour if you're in the neighborhood.
__label__4 Following a bad experience with another local Mazda dealership, I took my Mazda CX-5 here for service. There was no hassle getting my free oil change service which was included when I purchased the car. I've had bad experiences at a different local Mazda dealership, but the staff here were courteous and professional, and I have absolutely no complaints.\n\nThey've earned my future business, and I will certainly be back again.
__label__1 Stayed at this hotel for work. Let me start off by saying there is nothing else in close proximity to this hotel or this cafe so I think they have relied on this advantage otherwise there would not stay in business. The food is ALRIGHT but the customer service is terrible. The prices are also a little high... $13 breakfast buffet that consists of\"  dried up eggs, bacon/sausage, and some fruit. I ended up skipping breakfast the last couple of days and just having a starbucks drink from the lobby of the hotel.
__label__4 So I told my friends I was coming back to visit them in Madison, but that's not exactly true.\n\nIt was really for the dumplings.\n\nAs a college SAFEwalker in the early oughts, little hole-in-the-wall Pel Meni served as my dinner often more than once per week.  $5 for a heaping plate of dumplings, sour cream, rye bread, and a soda was a ridiculous deal, and getting to spin records on the regs didn't hurt either.\n\nFast forward: shady business takeover::boycott::restaurant closes\n\nNearly a decade later, beloved original owner Paul reigns victorious. Re-opens cafe, and eventually re-opens right off State, now at Henry & Gorham.\n\nIs it a little more expensive now?  Sure.  But it's still $6.50 for over 50 dumplings, and $5 if you buy 'em frozen with all the fixin's, and it's open til 3am - genius.  I was so sad after my pel meni hajj when I finished savoring my final dumpling that I went ahead and bought a bonus frozen order to eat for breakfast the next day.\n\nHalf and half.  The works.  If you don't get em spicy you're doin it wrong.\n\nI've had pelmeni in NYC at Russian restaurants and bought them frozen from Russian groceries now here in my fair home of Boston, but they're always a disappointment by comparison.  Listen up Paul - if you ever open up shop/a food truck in Boston, I will dedicate my existence to ensuring your success.\n\nBest meal of 2013, hands down.  Nothing tastes better than nostalgia - especially when the product is even better than you remembered.\n\nI will be back - please please stay in business forever.  I cannot face a world without Paul's pel meni again.
__label__3 Paul's Pel'meni specializes in one thing and one thing only: Pel'meni. Pel'meni is a sort of Tortellini mixed with dumplings, then covered in yellow curry, cilantro, and sour cream. At Paul's, they serve beef and potato pel'meni. I tried a half size of both flavors, and for someone with a small stomach like me, it was plenty of food for dinner (it doesn't look like it would be enough, but it's really hearty).\n\nWhile both flavors were good, I preferred the beef. It was spicy (as in with spices) and extra flavorful, compared to the potato and I think next time I'll probably get just the beef and set of a mixture of both of them.\n\nAlso, the price point was awesome. All this goodness for 4.50 for a half. I can't wait to come back after a night on state street. It will be good post night out food.
__label__0 How ridiculous, soft opening? Looked at website after I got there, it says they open at 4pm and sign on door says they open at 5pm. They need to figure this out, maybe I'll think about coming back. But with the reviews so far, doesn't seem like anyone should bother to waste time and money.
__label__0 I've dined at Max's in Glendale, Ca a few times. I was ecstatic to hear of an opening in Las Vegas. I had my mind set on eating Max's Beef Caldereta (dish served at Max's in Glendale, Ca) with Garlic Rice.  Unfortunately, its not served at this location. This location is just serving the basics.\n\nI had the Chicken Sigsig, a Whole Chicken, Garlic Rice and the Halo-Halo. \n\nThe Chicken Sigsig lacked flavor. It tasted like mayo mixed with day old chicken and slices of jalapeno. For a better tasting Sigsig , I recommend dining at Cafe Moda.\n\nThe Whole Chicken was moist and tender. I enjoyed crunching on the crispy chicken skin. Though, I still don't know what the hype is over the chicken's flavor. My guess it lacked in this chicken.\n\nThe Garlic Rice was good. \n\nLastly, I ordered the Halo-Halo. Delicious! The best in all Las Vegas.\n\nThe wait staff were polite and friendly.\n\nBy the way, don't ask for water. Its tap unfiltered hard water. Ask for bottled water.\n\nIn conclusion, the food is bland and lacks authentic flavor and the menu items are over priced. I wouldn't come back for the entrees until Max's Beef Caldereta is put on the menu to try.  For now I'll continue to dine at Max's in Glendale, CA. However, I will come back for the Halo-Halo.\n\nMy recommendation for this Max's is to lower the prices (especially when the food is not that good and you are just starting out) and serve authentic food.
__label__1 Serving portions are small, so you can somewhat say it's overpriced. They didn't have sisig when we went, and it was within the first two weeks of opening. Our food came in at different times which is unacceptable in my opinion. Our server was ok. Based on my observation, it doesn't look like they were trained. They are actually more concerned about cleaning up the tables rather than taking care of the actual customers. Overall, very displeased with the experience.
__label__2 Late post - this happened earlier last month.\n\nThe long awaited opening of Max's is finally here.  Here are my thoughts about this place:\n\n1) WAIT = The long wait was expected because of all the hype. No problem there...the only issue I had was when the host tried to give my spot in line to somebody that he knows.  When I approached him about it, he told me that he doesn't have a table for 4 yet he offered a table for 4 to his friends that just got there.\n2) AMBIANCE = the ambiance was good. Definitely a good family place to dine in.  They also have a bar inside which is a plus considering their location. It also set up nicely for private events as there are sliding doors that could separate sections of the restaurant.\n3)  SERVICE = The service wasn't as good as expected but given the fact that they just opened 8 nights ago (dinner only), I have to say that they have to do a lot of training specially their bussers. It took 15 mins before we got our drinks while there are at least 3 bussers walking around for plates to be put away instead of making sure that all the customers waiting gets their drinks first.  I finally called one of the staff which seems to be a manager or a supervisor as he wasn't wearing the waiter uniform instead he was wearing a blue shirt with a tie. I had to ask for our water and informed him that we are ready to order. After placing our order, it took another 10 mins and my husband has to asked another server for our drinks. Our waiter Lloyd apologize multiple times about the delay which is nice. He made the rest of our dining experience tolerable.\n4) FOOD = We ordered 1 full chicken, regular crispy pata, regular kare kare and bicol express and buko pandan for dessert.  The chicken was ok, I think the one in Glendale was better. The Crispy Pata was amazingly good. It was fried perfectly on the outside and moist and juicy on the inside. The Kare-Kare was also good. The Bicol Express is perfectly seasoned and spiciness hit the spot. The buko pandan was delicious but the winner for tonight's dinner was definitely the Crispy Pata.\n\nOverall, the management should consider training their staff more on quality customer service so they don't end up a failure like Goldilocks. We, Las Vegans are quite particular with the quality of service and food since we are blessed with many upscale restaurants. I would definitely give them another chance and comeback.
__label__0 Im writing this review as I am walking out of this POOR service restaurant. I got seated at 4:35pm and there was about 6 waiters working, and waited for at least 10 minutes for service. We were ignored during that time, then decided to walk out of the restaurant. Neither of the waiters had asked what we wanted to drink nor if we were ready to order. We then went to Goldilocks where we got great service from time we got seated.
__label__3 To make a long review short, we (group of 8 people) were very satisfied with the food and especially the service! The food came out fast and it was just as good as the Max's in the Philippines! The Daing na Bangus was so good! AND THE FRIED CHICKEN. So good!
__label__2 All I can say is it's ether a HIT or a MISS ! Ngek. Some days you'll get the best of both worlds good chow and good service and some days will just be \" what Happened?\" Sigh :(
__label__1 So I went here a while ago with some family for dinner. The woman at the desk said it would be an20 minute wait but they had us seated within ten minutes. No problem. \n\nWe order our food and drinks and wait. And Wait... And wait.. And wait some more. When I checked my phone I noticed that we had been waiting for 40 minutes for our food. We asked our waiter how much longer the food would be and he said \"soon.\" Twenty minutes later, we finally got our food.\n\nWe were so excited to get our food only to find that it was cold. The flavor was good, but when you're starving and wait about an hour for your food, you expect it to be up to standard. So the fact that it was cold kinda put us all in a bad mood. Especially when the people sitting next to us who just came in got their food before us! Really, annoying.\n\nSo the food was good but don't come if you're hungry because you'll have to wait a long time. The staff was polite and apologetic about the long wait. We even got a little free dessert because we waited so long. \n\nOverall, I'd probably come back because of the taste of the food. You should give this place a try if you're willing to wait.
__label__3 The chicken was really delicious. The palabok and Kare-kare was excellent. The service was fast and friendly. Will come back again.
__label__4 I can't even begin to tell you how refreshing it is to go to a new pizza place and find out that its not just \"a pizza place\"! \n\nTanino will cater to your wishes with a smile, a suggestion and warmth that you just don't find anymore. My teenagers love the atmosphere and we are back almost every week now... Trying everything!\n\nThe bruschetta is unreal! The eggplant pram and the ravioli are phenomenal. The closest sauce to Grandma! Keep it up guys!
__label__4 I have been to the new location in Surprise twice now. Most of these places are all the same - I was greeted as I came in and offered a sample cup. The bananalicious or whatever it's called is really, really good! My kids love going here for a sweet treat after swimming lessons. The employees are great, the place is clean and the yogurt is yummy.
__label__0 I purchased two groupons for this place as it sounded very much like Chipotle, which I love!  My friends and I went in there last night for two salads.  The salad bowls are half the size of Chipotle, the meat is cut so small that it looks like hamburger.  I asked for brown rice and the guy tried to give me pinto beans (I told him 3 times that is not rice - those are beans!).  Brown rice is not even available.  They pride themselves on a peri peri marinade, but the meat had zero flavor, actually everything was bland, no flavor.  \n\nThe cook was busy tossing chips (supposed to be in a bowl) but they landed all over the floor and he just looked at them.  The cashier was nice, friendly and seemed to be the only one of the two employees working.  He dished up the food, rung people up, replaced forks, etc while the cook was on his cell phone complaining about other employees / managers.  \n\nThe bar area had a decent sized TV, but it was turned off.  The restaurant has a bar area that would be great to sit and surf the net on WiFi, but it is not available.  The cook's laptop and newspapers were spread all over the counter leaving no room for customers.\n\nThe whole time we were there, maybe 10 people came in.  Several came in and left.\n\nThe music was ok, but a bit loud for concrete floors and high ceilings as it echoed and seemed much louder.  \n\nI don't want to return there let alone use my other groupon.  I'll contact Groupon to see if that can be refunded.
__label__1 01/31- Visited the community on a couple occasions and it appears to be modern and upscale.The community has state of the art equipment in the gym and has an amazing and colorful vibrant theme throughout the community. Definite place to consider when thinking about your next home!\n\n05/25- After living here for 4 months I have come to find that my initial review was way off. Upon touring the community I was told my guests could park in unreserved spaces in the garage; after move in I was informed that all guests and visitors must park on the street or for an additional $45/month (roughly) we can get an unreserved space. Told that it's a standard in Scottsdale although both Optima's in Scottsdale which are much higher end offer guest parking in the garage for free. (Behind the secure gates but it's still in the garage) and Mark Taylor being built across the street from Skysong will offer guest parking within the gated community at no additional cost as it's a standard throughout all their communities\n- Also, it seems that the quality of workmanship that went into the building doesn't seem to be high quality. New neighbors are heard fighting (insulation sucks) although community claims it's foam insulated(highest quality insulation) \n\n-My wood floors are a cheap laminate and the floor isn't even leveled. \n\n*The maintenance team is however exemplary; extremely professional and nice great guys! Unfortunately I was \"woo'ed\" into Skysong and that's my fault. \n\nIf you have time to move I recommend waiting for Mark-Taylor across the street or a Camden Property. Both are established residential property companies managed by the owners as opposed to a community (like Skysong)which hired a management company to manage their day to day operations. \n\n**Its important to understand that the information I provided is my feedback and is based off my experience. For basically $2k/month I expect an easier and more pleasant experience as well as a higher standard of living. I will be leaving at the end of my lease and not renewing**
__label__2 I really struggled between 2 stars and 3 stars but ultimately decieded on three because of the quality of the food, however, I have a huge disclaimer when it comes to portion size.  \n\nMy dad and I noticed this place about a week or so ago and I've been dying to try it so we did.  I had read the reviews about the portion size but it was a huge let down.  I will start this by saying I know that most BBQ is on the rather pricey side given the time that goes into making it.  So when we came across what seemed to be a reasonably priced BBQ joint, I was excited.\n\nI orderd a pulled chicken sandwich ($3), a brisket burrito ($3), and a side of cowboy beans ($1).  I believe the total for that was $7.  My first issue was when I asked what exactly made up the \"cowboy beans\" as im not a huge fan of heat when it comes to sides and the guy at the counter replied \"It's just baked beans\" which to me meant sweet, soft beans.  Opened up the container and first thing I see is green chili chunks.  Now, the beans were fine and not too spicy but when I customer asks what all is in a dish/side dish/menu item, its probably best to make sure you name the ingredients. \n\nSecond issue was that calling the Brisket Burrito a burrito is a huge over statement.  Mini burrito is much more accurate.  I got three, maybe four bites and thats all she wrote. At $0.75 to $1.00 a bite, itd be nice to get a little more than something smaller than most granola bars.\n\nParking was also a huge pain with three spots jammed in front but they do have more parking on the sides and a drive thru as well.\n\nThe Pulled chicken sandwich was good but again small, little better value than the burrito. Good in taste and BBQ sauce was on the side.\n\nThe good points of this trip were the size of the Pork ribs (giant really, after seeing the \"burrito\" I couldn't believe how big the ribs were), the brisket (which hands down was the best I've ever had) and the BBQ sauce (which they gave us about 8 mini containers of.  It was sweet but still had a bit of a kick to it and I will likely go back just because I want to get some of that sauce to try on my own grilling.\n\nOverall, they need some work on the descriptions of their food, portion sizes, and better sides (mac and cheese should be a must for any BBQ joint).  \n\nGave it one \"$\" because you can (and we did, much to our shegrin) get out of there for under $10 per person, but do yourself a favor and order more than you think you might eat, then it might be about right.\n\nI'll probably give these guys at least one more chance when I go to get some of their BBQ sauce but I may give them a month or two to try and get things worked out.
__label__0 These guys are a scam! They advertise prices online, but when you show up, the prices they quote you are about 40% less than what they advertise on line. Packed up my 400 lbs of copper and brass and went a couple miles up the street and actually received a fair price for my scrap. Would not recommend these guys to my worst enemy.
__label__0 I really wish that I had checked these guys out online before buying two twin mattresses from them.  We bought the mattresses last weekend, at which time we were told that we could either pay $100 for delivery or pick them up ourselves from 51st Ave. and Van Buren.  Oh, yes, and the warehouse is only open from noon-5pm Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday.  Closed entirely Tuesday and Sunday.  I told them that we wouldn't be able to get there until the following week, since we work normal person jobs and can't drive 20 miles in the middle of the workday.  They said that would be fine.  For multiple reasons, today is the day that my husband was able to drive over to pick up our mattresses.  On the way, we dropped off the old mattresses at Goodwill.  I tried to call to confirm everything, but nobody answered the phone.  The voice message clearly stated \"12-5 every day but Sunday and Tuesday.\" Upon arrival, my husband was informed that they're doing inventory, so they couldn't get anything for customers.  He asked if a manager was present.  Nope.  I called the Tempe store and they told me that there's nothing they can do because it's inventory day and apologized for the inconvenience.  I told them that my husband just drove 20 miles for no reason and my children have no mattresses. She apologized again.  I asked if I could cancel our order over the phone or if I needed to come to the store.  She offered to get her manager, left me on hold for a few minutes, then told me that he was \"with someone\" and would get back to me.  \n\nInterestingly, my husband called ten minutes later to tell me that he had the mattresses.  He'd seen some lady strapping a queen mattress to her car by the loading dock, so he went back inside, looked crazy and asked why she could get a mattress when he couldn't, and they gave him the mattresses.\n\nI finally heard from the manager after almost half an hour.  He repeatedly blamed the salesperson for not telling me that the warehouse was doing inventory this week and didn't seem to hear the two times I questioned why the message at the warehouse hadn't been changed so as to head off this situation.  On the up side, they're theoretically crediting my card for $40.  Will not be going back.
__label__0 Stay as far away as possible. This place is a joke. Worst customer service I've ever dealt with. No one seems to know what's going on. No one feels it's there job to take responsibility, they always wanna pass the blame to everyone else. Avoid them at all cost!!!!!!
__label__3 Rachel's Kitchen has a small selection wraps and burgers which are all pretty good. Where they really excel is with the smoothies. Highly recommend.
__label__3 Seriously good sandwiches.  I had an A Wreck Sub with Roast Beef, Turkey, Salami, and ham for five bucks you kidding me!  Added bacon for $1.25 and it was some of the best bacon I've ever had.  Definitely worth it.  Added all the veggies included their delicious hot peppers.  It's served warm and toasted and is super delicious.  \n\nReally go try it for yourself.
__label__0 The sandwiches taste fine but the servings are small and the menu is really lacking variety.
__label__0 What a nightmare. Do not use them. I scheduled a cleaning and no one showed up or called. My voicemail was never returned. I called later that week and allowed them to reschedule for the following Monday. I received an email 30 min before my appt canceling the appt. Ridiculous!
__label__3 Great place for a lazy Saturday morning coffee date. Things that are awesome here: coffee, sandwiches, pastries, and praline bacon. They have a wide variety of wines and beers that are more affordable than you would expect. Service is a little slow, so not somewhere to hit up if you're pressed for time.
__label__4 A New Orleans haven in Phoenix! This restaurant/cafe has the perfect combination of French/New Orleanian food & beverage options. The French press here is some of my favorite coffee in town. Plus a great wine selection & authentic French food offerings. I'd read about this place and finally got to try it- what a treat! Well worth the drive, and I'll definitely be returning.
__label__0 I went in to get seen for a chronic cough today.  Poor lady in front of me had scraped her knees pretty bad and we were both in the waiting room.  I politely asked the receptionist if anyone else was being seen and she said one other person.  20min. Later lady with the knee went back.  40.min after that (1hr. Total wait) I asked how things were going.  I got some nasty attitude from the receptionist so I asked for a refund on my co-pay, walked out and went direct to Dr.s Express down the street and got right in.  Was welcomed with a smile too.
__label__4 They definitely disclose that it's not typical Mexican tacos, so if that's what you want go somewhere else. They have very innovative, delicious ingredients and I've loved every taco I've tried. The nachos are especially delicious and the tequila selection is great.
__label__3 I stopped in for lunch after a client meeting today and all and all thoroughly enjoyed the experience. I wasn't feeling too adventurous with my menu selections and opted to keep it simple with a house salad, solely for the purpose of the ginger dressing, and a Philly sushi roll. The standard menu items that I ordered were delicious and I gobbled them up right away. The service was super friendly and fast. Any need that we had was meet before we could ask for it. I even believe that the server picked up on the fact that I was gabbing away to my coworker and respected that fact being attentive without interrupting.\n\nThe atmosphere was great. I think my favorite part about this experience was the decor. Typically, I find that places like this tend to go overboard, but everything here was balanced. There was just the right amount of culture, while maintaining a contemporary feel to the restaurant. For example, hanging down from the ceiling, they had brightly colored open umbrellas (hanging from the handles) and behind the sushi bar, the backdrop was a water fall wall. I'm not too familiar with the Baxter Village scene, but would venture to guess this would be a great place to post up and do some people watching on their massive patio.\n\nOverall, my impression of this place was solid. The food didn't \"wow\" me, but it was a great place to stop in for lunch.
__label__0 This place is super sketchy. It's not in a good area of town. Everyone in there looks like a junky that's already used to shooting up, so sticking a needle in their veins is no big deal. There was no sense of direction, nothing. \n\nA friend of mine decided we wanted to donate our plasma and make $50. We walked in, and the place was chaotic. To our left, there was about 10 people standing at a kiosk. Next to them was 50 people in line waiting for god knows what. Then to our right there was a desk, and passed that was a waiting room. \n\nMy friend went up to the desk and told the guy (young Asian guy with glasses) we were new and weren't sure what to so. He was immediately annoyed. Asked for our id, proof of residency, and social. We handed them over and he said we needed to get our veins checked out. I said my friend took phlebotomy and she said I had good veins, just trying to be friendly and start a conversation. He rolls his eyes and said, \"well be the judge of that.\"  Well excuse me! \n\nWe sat down in the waiting room and cops was on. Everyone in there looked like they probably came from an episode of cops. About 6 of us got called back to get our veins checked. The asshole Asian dude was there, and he was complaining to the guy checking us that he had no reception, and when he did get reception it was shitty. Umm, aren't you NOT supposed to be on your phone at work?\n\nThe back room we were at had everyone donating plasma. It looked really sketchy. None of the phlebotomists in there looked happy, or like they even cared. 90% of the people donating looked like they were gonna take the money and go buy some dope as soon as they were done. My friend and I decided to leave. We had a really bad feelings and decided that risking getting HIV or hepatitis c was not worth the $50. We will not be coming back or recommending this place.
__label__2 I found this place just average among comparable sushi/hibachi places, but they had a good groupon deal out there. The portions are not as big as you would expect. Also, the option to not sit around the hibachi is cool if you want your intimacy, but I recommend doing so anyway as we did not sit around the hibachi and my bf's food came out cold while mine was piping out as they brought it all at once instead of as its done. Thought the sushi was just average. Nikko is a better alternative, a bit more expensive but worth the extra dollars.
__label__2 Got a Groupon and had been wanting to try the food here so the hubby and I ventured over here for a Friday night dinner.  After reading the reviews I was worried that we may be in for a long night.  We arrived around 7p and sat on the kitchen side.  There were a couple of tables occupied and three waitresses buzzing around.  As soon as we sat down, a waitress told us someone will be right with us.  And we waited.  I don't know if I am old school but I seem to remember a 30 second meet and greet back in the day.  This meant that within 30 seconds of you sitting down, someone was bringing you water, menu and saying hi.  Finally someone brought some menus and shortly after that our waitress came and asked us if we had any questions and I quickly ordered waters,  Boneless Wings and Zucchini Chips.  She came back shortly there after and took our food orders:  burger for the hubby and Shocke grilled cheese for me.  The food came out very quickly with just the right amount of time between the apps and main.\n\nOn to the food.  The boneless wings were not the greatest thing ever, but they were good in the fact that they were not some previously frozen thickly breaded boneless \"where's the chicken\" bite.  They were actual pieces of chicken with a very light, but crispy coat and not overly sauced.  Good in my book.  My zucchini was good as well.  I really prefer the breadcrumb style fried zucchini-this was coated in a beer battered style-good, but this in my opinion makes for a greasy cold mess if you don't eat them at the speed of light!  Hubby's burger was just your average bar burger, but tasted pretty good.  He is a fan of FAtburger and always says Fat is better.  My grilled cheese however was pretty disappointing.  Sourdough bread with one piece of provolone, roasted red peppers, jalapeno's (freshly cut-not jar), and bacon.  I could have made this at home and it would have been killer!  It was just lacking...cheese, maybe?  If I order a specialty grilled cheese I think it should be pretty darn cheesy!  \n\nAnyway, our server was good, quick and attentive and hopefully more people will have this kind of experience and live to tell the tale....\n\nGo try it...let me know ;)
__label__0 I am giving this place a one for two reasons....the food is mediocre and the service is terrible. The first time I ate here we sat in the dining area and waited at least 10 minutes for a server to acknowledge us even though there was no one else there. I ordered the Jalape\u00f1o Mac n Cheese and it had absolutely no flavor at all. There was zero heat from the huge slices of jalape\u00f1o on the top. They appeared to be thrown on as an after thought. I was not impressed. But we tried again last night.....still not impressed. \n\nThis time we sat in the bar but it still took at least 10 minutes to be acknowledged. There were two servers and neither one seemed interested in taking our table. When a server did stop by she asked for our drink and food order together and seemed annoyed. This time I ordered boneless wings figuring it was a simple order. I was the last to get my food and they were cold and tossed in a sour tasting wing sauce. The menu said spicy and they were not. \n\nLastly the bar allows smoking and it was thick in the air. Unpleasant when eating. They have a patio why not make the smokers sit outside. It's not like it's the Midwest and freezing.
__label__0 Was there last night about midnight. Signs all around the joint advertising $4 draft and half off mac and cheese SWEET ! Oh I'm sorry you can't get that special cause it doesn't start till Nov.1st. Well you are advertising so whats the problem. Nothing says starts on the 1st so whats the problem. Now the supposed Manager comes over says Sorry I'm putting these out now cause I won't be here tomorrow I have to take my kids out. BULLSHIT  Don't advertise if your not going to promote
__label__2 1.5 hours later and we are still waiting for food! What a bummer! \nThe last time we came it was great!\n:(
__label__1 Was visiting Vegas, and stopped at Aces and Ales based on seeing it on BrewDogsTV. Overall extremely disappointed, and probably would not come back or recommend to others.\n\nFood/Beverage:(5/5) Unfortunately didn't make it to food, so I can't attest to the quality of the food. The menu choices looked really cool, and I really would have liked to try some of the things. We were fortunate enough to go during their Dark/Rare takeover so there were some GREAT choices on tap (Had Xantus, FW Proprietors, and other excellent curated choices) It was clear from there bottle cooler (including FW Barrel aged verticals) that they really care about beer, and are glad to share it. I would have spent a ton more money here, because the beer selection was great.\n\nDecor: Not bad but not great, (3/5) seating and layout is a little weird, I am not a local, so I don't know the history on this building, but it was just weird. We sat in a community-ish booth in the back corner of the restaurant.\n\nService: (0/5) if I could assign a negative score for service I would do so, and normally I wouldn't give a restaurant a low yelp review for service alone because I know everyone can have a bad day, but the bottom line is the server didn't make it right at all. When we walked in without even saying \"Hello\" to us, the server handed us the beer menu and said, all of these are 8oz. pours, and they are $8 per pour and this is \"Non-Negotiable\" and mentioned something quickly about a tasting package and walked away. They were not particularly busy, and she was observed talking with her co-workers, and commiserating with what I assume are regulars that were not seated in her section. She made me feel like a criminal and i am totally the type of beer geek who wouldn't bat an eye at spending $50 on a bomber of beer. One member of my party was so put off by her attitude that he considered walking out without ordering anything, but I pressed on and wanted to give her a chance to redeem herself. She didn't come back for a while, and just brought waters, we were ready to order, but she didn't even ask, and went back to talking with other patrons. finally, several minutes later, another cocktailer came by who was sweet as pie and asked what we needed. We said we were going to just have beers and that we were so put off by the attitude of the other server that we were not going to be eating unfortunately. She apologized and promptly took care of our beers (which were on point). This would have been a turning point for our service, and I was warming up to the idea of ordering food, but apparently the new (and awesome) server had gone back and told the other server about our displeasure, and she came over for an \"apology\" which really was a confrontation and her telling me \"People here know me, and love me\" I am always a even keel, mild mannered guy, and normally would have just walked out and never looked back, but honestly, given her attitude, and then basically coming over with a half-hearted apology for \"The way you feel\" I was done, and told her that she \"can treat her regulars like that if she wants, but she doesn't know me, and I don't appreciate that\" \n\nAll in all, if you get the right server, this place is probably good, maybe even great, but this was a horrible experience, and almost ruined my trip to vegas.
__label__3 The beers they have on tap span a large spectrum. It is also cool how they have a TV specifically to show the lifespan of each keg. The only time my group goes to A&A is for their Tuesday night Geeks Who Drink Pub Quiz. \n\nEach time we come, there is a beer I haven't had before and that makes for a fun experience. Especially since I am not much help with in the random knowledge department. I'll still make my presence known with a few drinks though. \n\nThe food is typical greasy bar food. The nachos are lackluster. The Juicy Lucy and the Rueben are rather delicious though. Most of the items that come out of the fryer has a pool of oil on the bottom of the plate. For some this is a good sign that a hangover will not be coming. \n\nThe service staff has always been nothing but friendly. They check up rather often and give a great pep talk.
__label__4 Great coffee, all brewed to a high level of perfection. They were using beans from a Halifax roaster the times I went in. They have a nice variety of baked goods inside. The interior is quite pretty, with some cool magazines and stylish tables.
__label__4 WOW this is by far the best selection of flavors and best tasting ice cream ever. I highly recommend this ice cream parlor, they have boba and are open til 2AM!
__label__1 The ice cream is delicious but the place is filthy. Sinks, counters disgusting. Dust on the inside of the glass where ice cream is held. Only ordered because ice cream was covered. The door to the back room was open and that room was equally dirty. No health rating sign up, which is not good. Too bad because the ice cream was delicious. Clean this place up!
__label__0 I wanted to like this place, but the service is not that good. Even if the food at a restaurant is good and the service is terrible, I won't go back.
__label__1 Not the best boba teas I've had.  The shop isn't spectacularly kept, and the drinks are a bit pricey. Visited there 30 minutes after they opened and asked for a milk tea with boba, Unfortunately there was no boba. Dude offered me jelly, but wasn't having it.  Was really disappointed that a place called perfect scoop and BOBA had no boba ready. maybe if business picks up the employees will come in and prepare the boba before opening.
__label__4 The owner is very very nice! We went here late last night all the way from henderson and he gave us a really good deal! They have the best guava ice cream ever! Vanilla macaron with guava ice cream was the bomb! The black bean ice cream was very delicious as well! The nutella banana with the cookies and cream waffle cone was a pretty good combination!. He can personalize any milkshake using any icecream flavor you like! The guava milkshake is so unique, it has that right amount of thickness and creaminess to it! The blackbean milktea was was also good if you like something that isnt too sweet! The green apple smoothie was also delish, sweet and jst right! Try this place, china town got nothing on this place. Id drive here again!
__label__3 The food was great. \n\nNice , little clean place.\nThe menu lacks description , but I was able to ask the waiter about anything that sounded interesting. \n\nI will be back.
__label__3 Went here Monday for my birthday and had a great time.  We made reservations for a hibachi table at this location but was told they didn't have it when we got there.  If not for that I would give 5 stars.  So we waited in the dinning area and ordered appetizers.  When the table was available we were moved over.  Our chef, Dylan, was so nice and funny.  He kept us entertained and the food he cooked was so good.  The chicken and steak were so moist and juicy.  The shrimp was cooked perfectly.  We had the landlover meal but next time I will get the seafood special even though I don't like lobster just to have more of those supple shrimp.  I will request Dylan of course.  He even made a little rice cake with a candle on it for me.  All of the staff I encountered were very friendly and the ambiance is really nice.
__label__4 The Geisha House has the best Happy Hour in Las Vegas if u r a fan of sushi..... Ryan is the best bartender that a person can ask for.
__label__3 Happy hour only. \n\nThere were plenty of choices and for the price it was well worth it. I ended up with the lychee martini and it was almost like old times when it was Sapporos! It was dead for a Friday for happy hour but the restaurant side was packed!\n\nService was a bit slow but I figured that it was just because the restaurant side was busy which was keeping the bartenders busy. Overall the food was decent and I left full and not feeling broke. I like that the happy hour is longer that 2 hours. I think it's from 4-9? Everyday. It is well worth the luc here martini, the couple of rolls that I shared and the mussels. I definitely would come back if I had to pick a place for happy hour again.
__label__2 Fun pool atmosphere! Good music & wonderful staff. The property in general needs to be unkept better though!
__label__3 This was my first time eating an empanada.  I got the black bean and cheese and the Hawaiian. For desert, we got the Nutella and bananas (with ice cream and wipped cream of course). Delicious!! Oh, we also got the Papas Fritas. They are potato fries with house seasoning.  So so good! I highly recommend them. Can't wait to go back and try some more. I'm now an empanada fan!
__label__4 Amazing all the time! Everything is really freaking good and I've tried half the empanadas on the menu. They are small so get 2 or 3. The gallo pinto brings me back to Costa Rica. The coconut porter was also a pleasant surprise. It has a trendy feel but still mom n pop. I like to think of it as a Costa Rican Cornish Pasty with way fewer hipsters, and no draft beer.
__label__3 This place is a breath of fresh air in downtown mesa that is saturated by subs and Mexican food. This place is clean, not to expensive ( good lunch deals), and just something totally new. The hamburger and slow cooked pork is heaven. I don't usually eat dessert but the fig, mascarpone, and caramel is a home run that would even impress Babe Ruth. If you're in the area, try it!
__label__4 Bunky's has catered multiple times for our company and the food and service has always been exceptional. The staff is so friendly and work with you to make your event great. All the food is great and I think they have the best rice ever! Great place if you have a mixture of meat eaters, vegetarians and vegans, everyone will be pleased.
__label__1 Not impressed! The food all looks old would rather spend a couple extra dollars for fresh stuff!
__label__0 The restaurant is about 15 miles from my house so I made a special trip to have breakfast Sunday morning, only to find a sign on their door saying NO GROUPONS accepted on weekends. Called Groupon and informed them the restaurant had taken it upon themselves to change the conditions of the Groupon. Groupon said they would reach out to the restaurant and have them contact me. They did not. Therefore, Groupon as a good honest customer orientated refunded my purchase price. So cant really comment on the food because I did not eat there and don't care to give my business to people who lie to me.
__label__4 Swim suit season is upon us.  So I stopped in Thinique North Scottsdale to see what kind of packages they might have.  All the ladies were very informative and the clinic is super clean!  I had a SkinnyBoost shot with vitamin B12 to help speed up my metabolism as well as give me some energy. I felt fabulous afterwards! If you are looking to shed a few extra pounds and need someone to help hold you accountable, then Thinique is the place to go.  They will work out a special diet and weight loss plan just for you.  Check them out.
__label__4 I am a self proclaimed foodie and I don't mess around when it comes to food. Basil and Garlic Bistro is the real deal. I have been here three times and have ordered three different dishes, all were fantastic. \n\nThe first time I was here I ordered the meatball sandwich and it was so flavorful, lightly toasted on the outside, the meatballs were perfectly seasoned, the cheese was flavorful and of great quality. I was so full after eating the first half that I saved the other half for dinner. I didn't want to ruin the delicious sandwich by reheating it in the microwave so I turned on the oven and patiently waited to once again experience the intoxicating scent of an almost fresh meatball sandwich. It was just as good as the first bite!
__label__4 Scottsdale has a ton of fancy restaurants (which I don't mind) but we were looking for something more \"local\" and stumbled upon Basil & Garlic Bistro thanks to our handy Yelp app.  To get to this one year old restaurant, we came off E Cactus Rd, and we had to drive right into the residential neighborhoods. Once we saw the small plaza where Basil & Garlic Bistro was located, we said to each other that there was no way we would have found this place just by driving by because you just don't \"drive by\" the area where Basil & Garlic Bistro was located.\n\nOnto the food. it was all amazing.  The chicken steak deluxe has a wonderful mixture of meat, veggies, and cheese.  There was a HUGE chunk of pepperoni in each half of the sandwich and my fiancee commented that \"this is the amount of pepperoni some places put on an entire pizza!\"  My fiancee's Vongole pasta with red sauce and clams was one of the better pasta dishes we've ever had, anywhere. And it was only $14, definitely a great deal because you're at a family owned establishment in a local neighborhood.  We finished off the meal with homemade tiramisu which was not overly sweet and did not have an overdosing of rum.  It was decorated with drizzles of chocolate sauce and cocoa powder with bits of whip cream on the side.\n\nI come to Phoenix every so often for work and would definitely count Basil & Garlic Bistro as the place I'd try to come out to for dinner when my schedule allows me to make the drive out there.
__label__4 Had the pleasure of checking out this place yesterday. It's a small little family run place tucked in the corner of a small strip mall. When you walk in you are greeted by the 2 owners who run the place and seem to do all the cooking. They know what they're doing.\n\nWe ordered the b&g special sandwich which is baked chicken, roasted red peppers, fresh mozzarella, and pesto. Awesome flavor. I'm craving it right now just thinking about it.\n\nWe also ordered a slice of cheese pizza for my little guy. It's was his first time having pizza and he loved it. I loved it as well because I got the leftovers.\n\nMy wife ordered a \"personal\" pizza. It was more than enough for 1 person. She added artichokes, broccoli, and eggplant. The eggplant was strips of fried deliciousness. I'm a carnivore but I loved it. The wife was very impressed.\n\nAll in all this place is great. Non-assuming family run place with amazing food. The pizza is as good as any pizza I have ever had. Can't wait to go back!
__label__0 Not impressed right off the bat. In a weird location right next to another mattress store. Walking in felt pressure right off the bat. \n\nWhen I mentioned I was just looking, I was quickly dismissed. We are needing three new mattresses and will be looking elsewhere. We suggest anyone else does as well.
__label__4 Why is this place so fantastic?\nI don't even know. What a great addition to the scene.\n\nI am from Pittsburgh but now live in NYC and the bagel I had here this morning could rival a NYC bagel.\n\nSupport your local businesses, folks. This place is TOP NOTCH!!!!!!!!!
__label__0 They ignored our attempts to order and would not acknowledge us at the window when we tried to see if anyone was even there. So rude and the food is cold.
__label__3 Great neighborhood location.  Small, friendly, good food and service.  Not a spacious but adequate.  Many basic homemade specality items.  If you have the time to enjoy the visit  it is a great place to visit
__label__4 holy f-ing man, Francesca was so awesome. I wanted my hair up in a marie antoinette hair style for my wedding, so I sent her a picture of what I wanted, and she told me no problem, unlike many of the other hair stylists who I had contacted in vegas who told me no, or quoted me at a outrageous price. she is very reasonably priced, and does a such a good job of making you feel so pretty. I loved my hair, it even looked better then the picture I sent her! so thank you Francesca, you are the bees knees!
__label__1 Hurray, a food truck! Judging from their offerings, I was pretty eager to give them a try. After a long hike on the mountain, the timing couldn't be better. The service is really laid back, which I love, plus there is a certain social element to the whole food truck experience, you chit-chat with the driver, you chit-chat with others..\nTheir main attractions are duck poutine in wine sauce (this seems to be getting huge), duck or chicken sandwich and shrimp gu\u00e9dille (a small shrimp sandwich filled with onions, cilantro, mayo...). So I got the latter, along with a lavender iced tea. The sandwich was so flavourful, very well done mayo, and the shrimp tasted soo fresh! Another great surprise was my lavender tea, but it was incredibly sweet, so be warned.\nThe unpleasant surprise was the price. For 12$, dude, I want a sub, and my gu\u00e9dille was no larger than my hand.Like, woah. I still haven't given up on them, I know they have some great desserts in store, so I think I'll be back for that, but in the meantime, I'm gonna fix myself supper..
__label__0 WORST EXPERIENCE EVER and that seems to be the trend from what I've seen about this place. Worst excuse for a doctor's office EVER! Sat and waited for 2 hours just to be told she wasn't able to see me because the appointment I had originally scheduled didn't have a co-pay needed and she wanted to change my appointment type to one that required a co-pay. When I refused to change my appointment she refused to see me. Clearly she doesn't care about an individual's health, just a paycheck. Terrible and pathetic way to treat your \"patients\". Will never return and will be sure to tell everyone how awful the experience was.
__label__1 The decor here is really nice and no music blasting which was great for breakfast. Well that's about as good as it got. I had the 2 eggs and NY steak for $23 and that was a big mistake. The steak was too chewy but I should have expected that.
__label__1 For Saturday morning, my girlfriends and I went to Avenue 24 after much walking and deliberating. Avenue 24 is a large food place within MGM Grand - I think it's busy because no one is up before lunchtime if you're truly experiencing Vegas, or for those who are, are either nursing hangovers with pots of coffee or have been standing in line for the buffet since 7am. I personally would've liked to not eat and just drink coffee in the middle of the casino, but there are others who apparently need food to survive, so here is where we went. Mind you, we're all working on 5 hours sleep after bar hopping the night before. \n\nThe food was okay - you got a lot for your money, though you'd better, the price you pay! I'm from Los Angeles - I'll pay $5 for a muffin, as long as it's good. This place...did our group well. A large booth in the back, plenty of juices, waters and coffee. Somewhat okay service, but it was before noon, so I imagine they're busy (though in my opinion, one should know that, so plan accordingly). I wouldn't go back here, on my own in the future. I don't do buffets either, so keep that in mind.
__label__1 It is what it is. What was really crystallised for me on this my 5th trip to Las Vegas is you just have to surrender and spend the money because you really, truly cannot really be on the cheap. The portions were pretty big but I imagined kind of a mass produced assembly line in the kitchen. The food will keep you alive but it won't bring you joy.
__label__1 In MGM this is one of the places where we went to eat, this place has nothing exceptional to offer. It has a feel of a diner with a service that really doesnt help it either.  Eat here only if you need to save time otherwise there are plenty of places in Vegas where you can get a better return on your money.
__label__1 Went in not expecting too much, and if you do that, it's not bad, although still pricey.\n\nWe stopped in because we were late to watch one of the world cup games and needed to grab a quick breakfast. I got the two eggs breakfast and my wife got just two eggs. \n\nThe food was decent: eggs were done ok, sausage was fine, toast was good. The hash browns, however, arrived in a sort of \"brick\" and were greasy and rather tasteless.  I presume they came frozen in that shape and had just been tossed in the deep fryer. Coffee was ok and they left the carafe.  \n\nThe one major negative I must mention is that I didn't realize how expensive the coffee was until we got the bill.  $3.95 per cup for coffee!  If I'm paying four dollars a cup for coffee, there had better be liquor in there.  I realized the rest of the meal was going to be pricey, but this was a bit much.
__label__0 During a recent stay at MGM I decided on this to minimize the walking and it was a MyVegas reward so I assumed that would hold for something, but overall it failed just like hopes of hitting the big on in the casino.\n\nOur waiter seemed to be very distant or possibly sampled the paraphernalia from the Vegas underworld. In his \"defense\" I did notice that the guy had more tables then he clearly could handle so I can't completely knock him. However he really didn't set much of a positive mood for the meal.\n\nFoodwise I had blueberry almond pancakes which on paper sounded good, but down the hatch it was all snake eyes. I found the pancakes to be really dry and the blueberries were far from sweet. \n\nTo say the very least I think the city should be noticed that this \"Avenue\" is in dire need of repairs.
__label__1 So we just happen to see this place and decided to take my toddler in for a treat.\n\nWe came in on a Saturday.  There were (literally) a handful of dessert items in the display and very few baked goods (like the Asian breads).  I asked the lady what was up with that and she said shipments come during the week.  1.)  I guess they don't make it in the store but it's called a bakery?  2.) She specifically said to come on Tuesdays so that leads me to believe the baked goods are not fresh daily.  \n\nWhat they did have out, however, looked beautiful.  Just like how I remember an Asian bakery should be ... except sparse ... and not fresh.\n\nSo we had a couple of things.  The taro boba wasn't good at all.  It just tasted icy.  It didn't have any of the rich texture that I'm used to.  We also had a chocolate pound cake type dessert.  It wasn't very sweet - which I like - and my husband noticed there were no chocolate chips.  Well, it's not an American pastry store silly.\n\nI really wanted to like this place b'c I hardly go to the COFCO Center nowadays.  There's just not much there except the grocery store so it's not really worth the 45 minute drive for me.  Having a bakery would've totally given me an incentive.  Next time we go to the area I'd like to come during the weekday, preferably on a Tuesday. \n\nMaybe you will have better luck than me!
__label__0 If you want great tasty boba, head next door to Super L Ranch Market.  If you want fresh daily baked breads, again, head next door to Super L.  All products are made fresh daily, no shipment come in weekdays.  All are freshly made for your enjoyment.
__label__1 This place replaced a great little sandwich shop in an office complex.  I wish the other place could come back!  One morning I ordered a bagel (untoasted) and it was somehow moist and chewy.  No more Empire bagels for me!  I've gotten coffee there a few times, and both times they had their flavored coffee and regular coffee carafes mixed up so that if you wanted regular coffee you ended up with flavored coffee and vice versa.  I had a takeout salad from there for lunch one day when my employer ordered in lunch for us.  The salad was big and tasty, but I'm sensitive to preservatives and ended up with a raging headache by the end of the day.  I thought the chicken in my salad tasted a little salty as I ate it, so maybe it was the salad that gave me a headache, or maybe it was other things.  Either way, I'll bring my lunch next time if my employer wants to order from them again for convenience.  Now I walk across the street to Bruegger's Bagels if I want a quick sandwich or salad.  They have much better food and prices.
__label__4 love the shaved ice and the vast amount of variety you can get. The kids went crazy, in a good way. Couldnt wait to go back and now there is a groupon for it!! SCORE!!! We definitely will be back, especially since we have at least another month of HOT weather and these yummy shaved ice will come in handy.
__label__4 NEW. FAVE. PLACE.\n\nCan I just start by talking about their spoon? Yes, their spoon. It's purple when it's cold but green when it's warm. So, touching the shaved ice makes the spoon purple then you put it in your mouth & the warmth makes it green. Yes, I am easily amused. Haha!\n\nAnyway, on to the shaved ice. I LOVE IT! Hailing from Hawaii, I'm often judgmental when it comes to shaved ice and Bahama Buck's is definitely LEGIT. I always order the Bahama Rama Mama, which is melt-in-your-mouth super shaved ice (up to 3 flavors) on top of the creamiest, most delectable ice cream.\n\nI've tried the most random flavor combos from my order, my mom's and my boyfriend's and they were all delicious. The flavors range from Strawberry Daquiri, Banana, Mango, Passion Fruit to Eggnog, Rootbeer, Mocha Java. The flavors are so distinct and sweet. I can't imagine having a bad combo. \n\nThey have friendly workers too! Don't forget to ask for a punch card. They also give you bonus punches if temp outside reaches below 60 degrees. Last time I came, I only had 2 punches but since  it was cold outside, he punched all the slots on my card & now I get to have a free one! WOOOHOOO!\n\nWhile you enjoy your shaved ice, you can play some board games too. :) Cool right? Definitely one of my fave places to hang out.
__label__4 Love this place good shave ice with tons of great flavors snickerdoodle, blueberry cheesecake the list goes on you can add blue bell ice cream for an additional cost \n\nmake sure you check in for a free upgrade in size
__label__0 Decided to give this place a try....First, let me say the bartenders could use a bit more personality.  With that said, we ordered a chicken cutlet sandwich and was told it was big enough for 2.  Well, yes it was, but was no larger than a large Subway.  the sauce was acidy and very spicy. Not hot spicy, but spicy.  SALTY as well.  The salad that came with it would have been much better with just a simple oil and vinegar dressing with pepper and salt.  The dressing was piled on it, making the lettuce soggy.  I think it was comprised of some sort of soured cream and lemon mixture. and SALT once again.  We each had one glass of wine and the bill was a staggering 46.00 with tip.  I could have gone to Russo's for a much better sandwich, for a lot less. Nope, won't be going back.  Too many other better places here in Vegas, on and off strip.
__label__3 I purchased engineered hardwood flooring from these guys and underlayment.\nThe flooring prices were the best I could find. After I bought the underlayment though I found WAY better deals elsewhere.\nI recommend using them for flooring but not tools or accessories.
__label__3 finally got around to trying GS after a work out at the nearby LVAC.  Not sure how long they've been open - I assume less than a month.\n\nNice space though the pinkish painted floor is a little strange.  Server yells out, What's shakin'\" as you walk in - I asked what happens if you don't say that to the customer when they walk in, \" Not sure\" is the reply.\n\nGiven a brief overview of the menu - of course I want a shake - did the make your own.  start with the base ( non-fat yogurt or vegan ) then add either low/non-fat milk, almond milk or other options ( including fruit juices  and then you get a mix-in ( extra mix in's $1 ) - about 50 or so to choose from.  and then a protein powder option.\n\nFor some strange reason, I opt for yogurt with non-fat milk and then nutella with protein.  For medium ( 16 oz) - $6.50.  While waiting for shake kinda kicking myself for not selecting one of the 10 or so combos already selected by the shop - looks like a little cheaper, too.\n\nThe shake was very good - smooth, creamy and flavorful.  I was afraid to ask what the stats were for the shake ( calories, fat, carbs etc ) - I've decided it has 100 calories, 1 gram of fat and 0 carbs !\n\ngood service, taste very good, the price point might be a little on the high side.\n\ni'll return\n\npic included
__label__0 Do not go here, they charge too much for what you get and rip you off with the ion foot detox, which is a total hoax, these guys should be put out of business.
__label__4 When one walks into \"The Grateful Yogi\", one is not just taking a yoga class. You are embarking on an experience that translates into a journey. A journey of finding your inner strength, power, and your divine. You test your limits, you set your boundaries, and you reenergize your soul. Ashley the owner, is hands down the best yoga instructor I have come across. She practices and teaches you in a way that is customized to you and your needs and has beautiful way of teaching. I can't recommend her and \"The Grateful Yogi\" enough!
__label__2 I was intrigued by this new food truck the minute I heard of it. The name is funny and the gimmick is cute. When I saw on Facebook they would be at the public market today, I was really excited and decided to try them out. Yes...I know it is over 100 degrees...but pho is awesome! So the BF and I went to the Phoenix Public Market and the truck was there. I got the pho ga (8$) and the BF got a grilled cheese (lol). I asked them if it was in a container I could carry for a few blocks and they said yes. Then we proceeded to wait for a really long time. Now, I know they are a new truck, but the wait time was pretty long for soup and grilled cheese. When we got the food, the pho was in about a quart sized styrofoam container with no lid and the sammich was on a plate....ok....I suppose I can walk with that. Anyway, by the time I had gotten home, the noodles had soaked up a lot of the broth making it sort of a mushy mess. I think maybe they need to have a different game plan for people taking the food to go like most pho places (e.g. noodles in a container, broth in a separate container). The pho was not flavorful enough and needs more depth....the broth was kind of bland and no amount of jalapeno and basil helped and I expected more than that (especially for 8$ when you can get a much larger bowl of pho at Pallets down the street for the same price or a larger bowl anyplace in Seattle for around 4$). The grilled cheese was good. Anyway, I was sort of disappointed....it seems that this place is more gimmick than substance. Maybe they just need more time to get the kinks out, but I don't think I would go out of my way to eat at this truck again.
__label__1 Ok, so I've never had pho before this, so I don't have a benchmark. What I do know was the pho was really bland, so the second time I tried the Asian Invasion cheesesteak... $9 for a sandwich with nothing else, made on a cheap store-bought roll that tasted nothing like french bread. \n\nWhen my sister saw I wasn't all that enthusiastic about my sandwich, she offered to let me try her banh mi. It was super salty and on the same roll, with veggies that I thought were supposed to be pickled but lacked any bite.\n\nPut enough sriracha on anything and it's edible, but for these prices, I want better.
__label__2 FYI as of 2013-Sep-27 this place is open again.  New management and name, same location.  \n\nFriend and I went in to see how it had changed.  I had not visited when this place a full Maid cafe, but rather further back when it was Anime Ramen.  \n\nThe staff wear outfits, but the services which I would expect at a Maid cafe were not present (sing-along, dance routines, photo-ops, etc.) so they may just be focusing more on the atmosphere.  \n\nFood was average, which for this town is actually pretty good.  They were still working on getting the kitchen fully stocked so not every menu item was available.  The staff is friendly and easy-going.  Dining area is clean and they kept the water glasses full. Menu prices are reasonable.  Meal and a dessert may run you about $20.  \n\nIf want a different decor for your Japanese food, I'd definitely visit this place. It's the only game in town if you enjoy anime/outfits with your mochi.
__label__1 This place is so outdated... the rooms are for those who just want to have a place to crash... maybe with a group of friends on a whim trip! The location is nice for going places on the strip but this hotel is in need of major repair!
__label__3 I originally came for the pizza, which is excellent, but I keep coming back for the Italian dishes. O am glad I went out on a limb one night and ordered something other than the great pizza. Now I usually just order the evenings special with confidence that it will be great.\nDon't miss out on the homemade cannoli. They are addictive!
__label__4 Is 180Q for real?! Last time I went out for First Friday I couldn't find their truck and ended up dropping $10 on a grilled cheese at another truck when what I truly wanted was 180Q's wicked brisket mac n' cheese. After walking around a bit I found 180Q parked over at monOrchid. They we're like \"Yo, you guys hungry?!\" and we were like, \"Yeah, we've been looking for you, but we spent all our money on grilled cheese!\" To my surprise, one of the gentlemen running 180Q (sorry I don't remember your name dude!) offered us a free sample of their tacos and queso AND hooked us up with some banana pudding from their friend's food truck. Again, is 180Q for real?! Yes, and they're the best.\n\nCustomer-4-Lyfe.
__label__4 Love the music here, a mix of 70's, 80's and 90's. The burgers are grass fed all beef and are very delicious and if you're in the mood for comfort then get some wings they are bigger than Buffalo Wild Wings and they have a good selection of sauces to go with and even have an all you can eat wing option and all you can eat salad bar. We will be back and nice touch with the throwback arcade games.
__label__0 The last time I went here, the dining area was literally infested with flies. Flies everywhere. I could barely fill my soda cup because I was so mortified by the swarm of flies that were surrounding me. It was gross and I've never been so terrified in a McDonald's.
__label__3 Good little neighborhood joint.  The food is good, the pours are reasonable, and the bar top is one awesome hunk of wood.  The decor is that of a golf nut, as the owner a Scots expat.  They've got a loyalty card of sorts and offer specials regularly.
__label__0 I was excited to try out this salon, because of all of the great reviews. I did see one where their messages were never returned, but I still gave it a try. Unfortunately, I got the same service as the other reviewer, I called (which seems to be the persons cell phone) left a message with my info and asked to schedule an appointment. Never hear back.... Which in the end is for the best because I found a great new salon with great customer service and even better stylist.
__label__1 I'm use to the Favritos in Chandler and Scottsdale. This is Favritos isn't so good. 3 visits and each time I'm disappointed. Payed for food and drinks, so I set food down on table and go back to the cashier to ask for my drinks and she asked if I paid?? Really, I just gave you my money and you handed me my food.....really?? Argue with me some more....\nThe food was ok and isn't up to the quality of the other Favritos.
__label__2 On good days their great on bad days, yuck. Wish they can be consistent!
__label__4 I have been here a few times for lunch and it's great food. I have gotten a Barito and tacos both are great.
__label__4 Needing seafood, we decided to look up agauchiles on yelp. We came across a little spot off the strip and decided to give it a try. We were very pleased with customer service and of course the food was phenomenal. You must try the shrimp empanadas! Great after a long night of drinking. Another plate that was very tasty was the mojara a la diabla. Great taste and very filling. Oh and let's not forget about the aguachiles they were excellent! So if you're in Vegas come give this place a try!
__label__1 Not so sure what all the hype is about in the reviews here. My take on Tennessee Grill is sub par. Wife had the Ruben which was average at best. She had the onion rings an again average at best. As for myself I read the reviews on the pulled pork on a pretzel bun an that seemed liked like a sure thing. Unfortunately I was extremely disappointed. The bun an pork was ok but the sweet BBQ sauce was quite possibly the worst I've tasted. It did come with A spicy BBQ that was better flavor wise however it was way too spicy to enjoy. I ended up eating the sandwich with store bought BBQ sauce from the fridge. BTW the pulled pork across the highway at Q2U BBQ is in a whole different league. If you haven't tried it you need to!! I had it with sweet potato fries that were over cooked. We also got a side of potato salad. I read someone's review that the potatoes were not cooked all the way but didn't think that would happen again an to my surprise they were 1/2 cooked an 1/2 uncooked. Not sure how this happens in one batch when all were cut about the same size. Flavor was good but 1/2 cooked potatoes isn't very appealing. The thing the really drops this establishment down for me is the very small portion sizes, for the prices they're charging I expected better food quality an larger portions. I personally think the over achieving reviews stem from the very poor food  the restaurants in Anthem out out so this actually may seem good in comparison but for myself I for sure will not be returning for lunch or dinner. I'd like to try breakfast but in afraid id only be more disappointed.
__label__3 Excellent for service. Burgers were just burgers. Good, but expected spectacular!
__label__4 I stopped in on a recommendation from a friend on my way home to La Crosse on a Sunday afternoon.  I walked in and the gal behind the counter (wish i would have got her name) was extremely welcoming.  I told her a friend recommended it and I had never been here before.  She was super nice and walked me through the menu.  She suggest the most sold pizza was the Salsiccia pizza.  I ordered it and added kalamata olives.  She also suggested cannoli which i love so I picked up three of them. \n\nShe asked me my name from the get go and called me by it every time she spoke to me while I waited.  (nice touch)  Often when you go to a place on a Sunday mid afternoon you can tell the employees don't wanna be there but not here.  She was genuinely concerned that I was happy.  I was sold on the place and  hadn't taken a bite of food yet lol.\n\nI got my food and got on my way home.  I started to eat the pizza and WOW.  What an explosion of flavor.  I loved every bite.  the fresh sauce was killer.  Then i ate the cannoli and it as good as my friends mother used to make and she was from Sicily.   \n\nI stopped to try it out and was sold just on the service.   That with the quality of food will make this a stop every time i am in town and will bring people with to introduce them to this little hidden gem.  Cannot wait to try everything on the menu.
__label__2 Good, fast, but not cheap. I thought the idea was fun, food was really tasty. The cheese bar was \"ehh\".
__label__0 I would go to many fast food chains with happy hour and had no issues with paying happy hour prices for takeout. Unfortunately, not at America's Taco Shop on 16th and Camelback.  For two carne asada tacos and one order of chips and salsa-$8.09. My first time here in the city coming from another state,  and for that price, I thought a burrito was a better deal. I had to change my order right away.  The guy taking my order was not happy that he had to \"delete everything\" and a bad attitude went with the deleted order; talk about terrible service and understanding from someone who can speak good english. I would understand if the place was busy but it was empty. I had to leave that place QUICK! Never felt that uncomfortable being in a fast food restaurant and I would certainly not want to try the food after that experience. I can take my money elsewhere!\n\n After reading the reviews on yelp, so happy I didn't try it and went with a healthier option. And the guy who stood at the cashier  happily shouted as I walked out the door, \"Thanks Annie!\" How condescending can he be, and its not good for customer service. He really sucks. Never coming back. Stay far away from this place.
__label__3 Love the location on 7th st. I passed by it after 5pm and saw that it was closed so I went to this one instead. Ordered an XL bean and cheese burrito America's way! So good. Don't know why this spot only has a 2 star review.
__label__1 Nothing special here. Average tacos and below average service. If you are drunk and hungry this place might suite you.
__label__4 The food and service here was great...Belle was nice in making sure everything was more than satisfactory.  I really enjoyed this new Korean restaurant, and can't wait to get back.  I've already let several friends know to make their way over there.
__label__3 Went to check this place out on a friend's recommendation. The restaurant is very large, comfortable, and well designed. Nice visual effects with TV projected to opaque film sandwiched between glass panels. (This makes it so that people on either side of the panel can watch the TV images.)\n\nThe staff was SUPER friendly and helpful. We brought a group of 11 and had run of the entire restaurant. (We got there pretty late, around 10PM) The owner took photos with us and even gave us some free appetizers.\n\nAnyway, the food was very good and quite reasonably priced. I got something called \"Beauty Course 3\" which includes some of the best spicy squid I've ever had. It was spicy enough to be hot, but still flavorful and enjoyable. (Light sheen of sweat on my forehead told me it was good!) Be warned though, I'm Korean and can handle my spicy so your mileage may vary.\n\nI liked it a lot and will definitely go back.
__label__4 I've struggled to find decent Korean inLas Vegas, venturing to various restaurants across town. Either they lacked in how traditional try are, or they just execute poorly. Not only did I find a decent restaurant , I've had one of the most acutely spiced, fabulous bulgogi dish, and the best miso soup I've had in my life. If real Korean food is what you seek, Kitchen Gangnam is the place to be. Not to mention the atmosphere is absolutely beautiful unlike the ugly, dirty carpet restaurants of china town. Come here and I promise you won't be disappointed.
__label__4 I was on vacaton with my parents and i was looking for someone to do a cover up tattoo for me. My cover up was really dark so i was afraid it wouldnt look good, anyway, i went to a couple places on the strip and they seemed really iffy abouy doing my tattoo. When i finally walked into Red elephant the staff greeted us and right away asked if they could help. I told them what i wanted and Pelon hopped right up and started throwing out ideas knowing what could work. His confidence put me at ease and he drew up my tattoo right there and started working! Not only did my piece turn out gorgeous, but Pelon was amazing! My tattoo took 4 hours and he had me laughing and joking around, I felt like i had known the guys in the shop forever. My parents ended up getting tattoos there as well! Needless to say this shop not only provides AMAZING work, but the whole staff is friendly and fun. If you're looking for a clean shop that provides the best experience ever go to Red Elephant. Pelon would be my go to guy but they all do great.  This shop charges 100 dollars an hour which is awesome as well, other shops on the strip rape you with their costs, but this shop is very reasonable,especially with the quality of work that is done here. I will be back for my free touch up in a few monthes:-)
__label__2 I order the combo plate 3 pieces of fish and 2 shrimp! The fish is not fresh but frozen fish and the shrimp were over cook! The fries, slaw and hush puppies was pretty good! The customer service was great ! It's definitely a family run business! Oh yeah the lemonade is Dammm good
__label__4 Today when I visited The Madison Greenhouse Store I received some of the best customer service to date. The person I spoke with was Liz, she really was helpful and answered all of my questions...and then some!  I found myself really wanting to ask her more questions as she piqued my interest with the information she gave.  She was really helpful with plants that would work well without a lot of light and also gave great tips on some of my other house plants.  Any questions I asked, she had an answer for and never made me feel bad about asking (I haven't always felt that at other greenhouses).  I really appreciate this kind of helpful customer service: friendly, helpful, and excited to share the knowledge they have.  I will go back to The Madison Greenhouse Store for sure after such great customer service and information!
__label__3 First of all, the product is great - great quality but much cheaper than the best-known (expensive) brand.  And really good warranty.\n\nThe only issue I have is that I got shipped a defective mattress - they agree it is defective.  BUT they would not send me a replacement w/o ME putting up the money for the replacement and only give me a credit once they have control of the defective mattress. So, I basically got stuck funding THREE mattresses (yes, I had bought another top of the line memory foam mattress).  Don't know about you, but that is not easily handled in my budget! And of course, the \"sales\" manager would not let me talk to the owner.\n\nI'm being kind and giving four stars.  The product would be five stars, but the service is anything but good.  Really feel ripped off.  Service would be one star.
__label__4 Very quite on a Saturday.  But when they are busy they have plenty of stations to get you done. I don't like how they have their nail polish set up. Hard to see all the choices.
__label__4 I've been to many nail salons over the years and had the full spectrum of results from horrible, to great. Usually the good nail person would disappear eventually and you're back to base 1. With Professor Nails, not only is the salon lovely and comfortable,  the work is well above what you find elsewhere and, they stand behind it.
__label__1 The place was so nice.  The lady who looked like the owner was so nice and very welcoming.   Tammy, who did my pedicure was nice and loved her work.\n\nHowever,  Jane, who did my full set was very rude.  I wanted shorter stilleto nails and she kept saying it wouldn't come out nice cuz it's short.  Well she was right, it came out ugly and crooked.   I asked her if she did designs because I wanted a finger for each hand with a design.  She said she did do designs, so I asked if she had samples.  Omg she said no because she does them all at the top of her head.  Since there were no samples, I said nevermind.   After I paid at the front,  I saw sooo mannnyyyy samples of artsy designs.  Wtf????  I asked the lady at the register if those designs were only for gel polish and she said no its for any kind of polish.  Wtf???  I told her about Jane and she asked if I wanted to get it done I can go back.  I told her nevermind because I was already irritated and I had my 3 babies waiting for me at home with my hubby.  \n\nOh, and Jane kept pushing for me to get Gel color because they last longer.   After telling her a few times I didn't want to, even gave her reasons why, she kept talking about how good it is.  Maybe that's why she was rude to me.  I don't like gel nails because they are harder to remove and I like to change my nail colors every so \n\nI will go back but will ask for someone else to do my fills.
__label__1 Please note - this review pertains to customer service only, as that is as far as I managed to get with this company. I merely called to request pricing on a custom outdoor cushion, got a call back 2-3 days later telling me that they had a cost for me - but they didn't leave the price on my voice mail (why I have no idea). I called back and left a message asking them to please leave this information if I missed their next call - more than a week has passed and no one has called yet. If they can't return a phone call and don't understand how to leave messages, I'm not very confident in how they will perform if paid. Time to move on - if you want adept customer service, go elsewhere.\n\nUPDATE - We got a call back on voice mail today after one final call, and it was $500-$800 more expensive than all other options online. So I bumped the review up one star for them calling me back finally, but jeez - prices are brutal!
__label__3 We were in on a slow Tuesday and bellied up to the bar for a late lunch.Big space lots of T.V.s. Decent beer selection including west coast breweries and local...which I appreciate. Our server was prompt and attentive\nTo break it down we ordered:\nBuffalo chicken dip(it was meh probably wouldn't order again)--$9\nTruffle Burger(deliciouso!!!) $13\nPrime dip(another winner) $14\nWe did have an unintentional discrepency on our bill which we were overcharged. After speaking with one of the managers Charlotte she quickly handled the issue.\nAll in all nothing beats a cold beer and burger. I'm sure we will be back.
__label__4 Food is awesome and atmosphere is great! \nHad the staple Mac and Cheese it was creamy and delicious! 1000 island burger is incredible! Will definitely be back again and again!
__label__4 This place is amazing! Top notch burgers, amazing Mac n Cheese, a whole slew of great beers, and a ton of big screen TVs! On top of that, service is EXCELLENT, as is the management! Servers are free to wear whatever sports team's apparel they choose, adding to the melting pot experience that is Old Scottsdale. I recommend this place to anyone who wants a good solid burger or sandwich, a good beer, and a great place to unwind on the patio under the cooling misters. Prices aren't bad either, especially for the experience. I WILL be back!
__label__2 This place is pretty fun! The staff can get a little forgetful and zone out a little, but they are pretty upbeat. Why not 4 stars, it's a bit pricey for a burger/bar joint. I unfortunately didn't order a burger, I just ordered mozzarella sticks to munch on, while my friend ordered a full meal. The mozzarella sticks were pretty decent, I usually say motsy sticks can be determined by the marinara sauce, if you have good marinara you have good motzy sticks. Their sauce was pretty decent for a burger place, not bad at all! I have to say I wish I did get a burger, for my friend ordered their BBQ/Bacon burger and it was pretty delicious! Im not a fan of BBQ, but this burger wasn't overpowered with the BBQ sauce. The BBQ taste was a good flavor that added to the burger, bacon and cheese! Gave it a nice little kick! Food was good, staff was decent, stays pretty busy on the weekends and the prices are a little high, but you have to kind of expect that for they are right there in Old Town Scottsdale. Old Town seems to have little higher prices then other restaurants down the streets. Overall A-OK place!
__label__1 We came back again. But this time Mom and I brought 2 of my other sisters along. I had higher expectations for my second visit. NOPE. I did order the Grilled Asparagus which I wanted to try from my last visit. What a disappointment! I received 6 very thin and shriveled spears. SIX! The flavor was good but definitely not worth the 7 or 8 bucks I spent on it. I was expecting big thick plump spears and more than 6. That is highway robbery and only reflects greed upon investors/management. I don't mind spending 12 dollars for a burger because they are flavorful, juicy, and worth the money. But the Grilled Aspargus experience has really turned me off and put negative thoughts in my mind about the people behind Cold Beers and Cheeseburgers. Once again, it took forever for us to receive our check. Pretty sure we won't return.
__label__0 We have gone here multiple times and it's usually pretty good, great burgers. Unfortunately, after last night I will never go back. I have never had service as horrible as we did last night. By the end we were all wondering if it was some kind of joke. I will keep it short because I could probably write a book about everything that went wrong. First our waitress knowingly brought us the wrong drinks and did not even offer to fix it. We all did the build your own burger so she asked us to write our names on our orders so there was no confusion about who ordered what but this proved pointless. After waiting 45mins one burger came out with no name or any knowledge of what was even on the burger. The waitress took it back to the kitchen to find out whose it was 20mins later a different burger came out with no name so that one was taken back to the kitchen also. Finally 40mins after the first burger was taken back, all 4 came out. Not one burger was right or what we ordered and when one said they ordered a pretzel bun the waitress said she would bring the bun so we can reassemble the burger at the table ourselves. We were clearly aggravated with her response and so she proceeded to roll her eyes at us every time she walked by our table and would refuse to check on us after the food was brought out. I finally had to go find a manager and although he was extremely nice and did comp most of our bill it was by far the worse restaurant experience I have ever had. Such a shame too because we go there often.
__label__0 Ugh. I was so disappointed with my experience there. The food was okay, but nothing special and definitely not worth the high price tag. However, it was the service that made me hate the place. \n\n7:40: We arrived to get dinner before our show at 9:30. We were seated at 7:44, after the hostess had to check the table chart twice for a table... there were plenty of seats.  My boyfriend commented that it may not be a good sign that the dining room wasn't busy yet only one table had food. We should have left then. \n\n7:53: Manager stops by to give us the food menu (no, the hostess did not do this) and and ask if we've decided on a drink from the drink menu (on an iPad). We told him he's the first person to stop by the table since we sat down. \n\n8ish: Waitress shows up and asks for our drink order. \n\n8:10: drinks arrive. Finally. Only good part about the whole dinner. Takes our food order. We ask that it's expedited since we have a show to get to. We were told that wouldn't be a problem.\n\n8:23: Appetizer shows up. Chicken Pot Pie bites. Nothing to write home about. \n\n8:40: Haven't seen our waitress in that past half and hour and still no dinner. There are only 6 other groups in the large dining room. We flag down another waitress who gets the manager to see where our food is. Waitress finally shows up and says that food is coming \"soon\". \n\n8:47: Dinner FINALLY comes. I had lobster pasta. Boyfriend had the sturgeon. Both were \"eh\". Had to scarf it down since we were in a time crunch. We ask for our check.\n\n8:55: Once more, flag down another waitress to take our check since ours is MIA... Again. \n\n9:05: Get the hell out of there and head to our show. Thankfully it's in the hotel, so we weren't late. Agreed to never, ever go to Boiler Room again.
__label__1 Quite a disappointment - not at all to the quality of RM Seafood. Shrimp and Grits was watery and sausage tasted store bought. The peach cobbler had scant canned peaches, what tasted like store bought commercial ice cream with powdered cinnamon dumped on top. Service was attentive and professional but, as noted above, a big disappointment, price and the whole experience felt like it was done to a budget rather than a standard of quality. Best to avoid.
__label__1 So you have a fascination with steampunk? And you feel like having some bar food for dinner? Well then, it would be a huge mistake to come here. Don't say I didn't warn you.\n\nWe arrived to find an almost empty restaurant at 9 PM on a friday night - a telltale sign - but I was excited to check out this steampunk-themed restaurant that I long to visit. I noticed that the place has a few gear motifs here and there and a few really cool and exotic sculptures. Besides that, it was just an open space with tables and chairs. Already, I felt disappointed. \n\nBut the real disappointment came when our food arrived. There were four of us and we ordered the bacon wrapped bacon and egg, oxtail sticks, chicken pot pie nuggets, cheese charcuterie, mac n cheese and potato fries. Our whole party liked the oxtail and the bacon wrapped bacon n egg but we could not get over the fact that these mediocre items were costing us almost 5 times the costs if we were to get these items elsewhere. \n\nI don't feel right paying $9 for a bucket of fries that tasted exactly like fries at McDonalds. Or paying $14 for a tiny bowl of mediocre mac n cheese. \n\nIf only their drinks were better to make up for the terrible eating experience but that would be asking too much of the Rx Boiler Room, as I ordered the Some like it hot cocktail and was terribly disappointed at this drink as well. \n\nStay away, unless you just don't care about the price - or the food -  and just want to come in to look at the cool sculptures.
__label__4 This place is awesome!!! The diversity of products and selection is amazing! I use to be all about Whole Foods, but after being here today, boy have I changed my mind! \n\nThe interior is beautiful and the employees are super pleasant! It has more of an upscale feel, yet very relaxed too. I like it, because you literally do not feel like you are in a grocery store. You feel more like you are in a street food market or something. I feel like other grocery chains have tried to emulate this, however, The Fresh Market has mastered it! \n\nThe baked goods and meats not only look gorgeous but the taste and freshness is out of this world!!! The other day I got the salted caramel cookies, unbelievable. They tasted super fresh and were so thin and buttery. All of their pies looked amazing. So much so that I wished I had an upcoming dinner party so I could take one!\n\nThe coffee selection is out of this world. So many different flavors! Chocolate lavender coffee, I'm in!!
__label__4 Awesome pizza. Great bartenders. The happy hour 50 cent beers are terrific. Looking forward to coming back for dessert!
__label__4 I came here (gasp!) not for the pizza, and I was soooo impressed.\n\nThis place does nothing cheap or low-end.  Every ingredient is carefully picked and often of the organic/sustainable variety.  The dishes are carefully thought-out, and pay close attention to flavor profiles and presentation.  The meat and cheese plate was fantastic, the polenta is an absolute must here, and the clams were just great.  Way better than expected beer and wine list too.  The servers know their stuff.  Foodies will love it here.  The price is right for what you get, which is a nice surprise too, considering I expected more of a Strip mark-up.\n\nThank you 550 for not catering to the drunk slob crowd, but still finding a way to please them too.
__label__0 Not even worth
__label__3 I did not expect much from looking at the pizza bar, but getting a fresh pie was a different story. The pizza was delicious. I got the Farmstead for my half and my friend got the blanca with peppers. Luckily, my meal was paid for, otherwise it would have been a $100 tab for the one pizza, an appetizer and several drinks. Not worth that kind if price but if you limit the $8 beers you'll be okay. I recommend getting whole pizza made for you and not settling for pizza that sits and waits at the pizza bar.
__label__0 I was at Five50 last week and there was a friendly little green worm crawling across my friend's salad plate....when the attractive Latina manager finally arrived at our table she mumbled something about organic and deal with it....but not in that order....for an incredibly humble white boy like myself that answer would be more than acceptable...my friend is an attractive African American woman- who is not only a well paid executive in LA- but has not yet gotten to the point where the green worm thing is part of her cultural cuisine ...I don't think their exchange did anything to improve interracial relations....if only the environ of thirty dollar pizza's could be a little more post racial think how great the world would be....( in truth the whole incident might not have happened if it hadn't taken 45 minutes to get us two pizza's in a half full restaurant....the little green fellow might have just crawled away....)...\n\nHey Shawn your servers at Sage are a tad smarmy as well...I know you are from Chicago but you and your team need to tone it down a notch or two...
__label__2 Ho-Hum, nothing special going on here.  We went here for pizza and it was ok.  I wouldn't make a special trip to go here like we did.  But if you are craving a slice, then this will do the job.  \n\nThe Baked Penne was actually better than the pizza.  There was sausages, tomatoes, and cheese that complimented the penne nicely.  It had a good flavor.\n\nWe ordered a pizza and got 1/2 Gotham - Pepperoni, Sausage, Salami, Mozzarella, Grana Padano & 1/2 Forager - White Sauce, Mushrooms, Bacon, Whipped Ricotta, Spinach(meat pizza).  The gotham was pretty good.  The toppings had a nice flavor.  The crust could have been better.  The forager was ok.  The ricotta was nice but the rest of the pizza was on the bland side for me.\n\nThe shakes and ice cream floats here was wonderful!  We had the Black Cheery Float.  The soda was outstanding.  It also had small pieces of cherries that worked well with the Vanilla Ice Cream.
__label__4 I usually get my eyebrows threaded on my visits to California but I couldn't wait for my next trip any more. I found a great deal on groupon, 3 eyebrow threading sessions for $11! This is a steal since usually their eyebrow threading is $8 per session. The lady who did my eyebrows and my friends was the owners niece. She was so sweet and she told us she was going through cosmetology school. Her service was EXCELLENT! Super kind and professional. She made my friend and I feel so comfortable. My eyebrows look awesome and my friend and I were in and out in under 20 mins or less. We went on Saturday around 11am (3/1/2014). The salon was clean and tidy. She shaped my eyebrows so good and didn't over pluck. I will definitely be returning!! I highly recommend this salon :)
__label__2 This place is ok.  This is the second time.  It's not a flashy place just a basic restaurant.  The walls have kids drawings and chef pictures.  The one waitress is ok and the other is really nice.  The omelettes are made are ok but the cook puts way too much cheese in it and it lacks flavor.  You only get one slice of bread with your order.
__label__3 Delicious and affordable. \nOrdered delivery around 9pm. The driver was so nice. Would like to recommend Citrus Chipotle boneless wings, so crispy and delicious. The only booboo imo might be that the bone-in wings were a little bit pink. Will surely try more flavors the next time!
__label__2 I've had dinner here a few times including delivery, and the hype really died down.  There are so many 5 star reviews that yelpers may start thinking it's flawless, when really it's just a fresh wing with awesome sauce (lol, awesome sauce). I really enjoy the Golden BBQ & order that each time. We've also had the Citrus Chipotle, Jamaican Jerk & Sweet Chili. All had their own unique flavors.\n\nThe boneless wings still are delish & large (chicken tender size). The delivery is fast and efficient.\n\nService is deff hit or miss. I've had really great service somethings, but not-so-good counter service a number of times (i eat here reallllly often, so not sure of the ratio lol) \n\nMy waffle fries that I upgraded to were completely well done. Not a taste of potato.. more like potato chips. I love waffle fries too :/\n\nSo again, great wings & and great mix of sauces, but don't let all of these fabb reviews fool you.
__label__2 Le concept est inspir\u00e9 d'un concept existant aux USA: une boutique d'huiles d'olives et de vinaigres en vrac. \n\nSur les \u00e9tag\u00e8res qui remplissent la pi\u00e8ce, des barils de produits sont dispos\u00e9s: des huiles d'olives class\u00e9es par pays, des huiles d'olives infus\u00e9es de diverses saveurs et il en va de m\u00eame pour les vinaigres balsamiques vieillis et les vinaigres balsamiques blancs. \n\nLes vinaigres sont disponibles en 2 formats et les huiles en 3. L'endroit offre \u00e9galement un \"paquet de d\u00e9gustation\" qui offre 6 petites bouteilles pour 24.95$. \u00c7a peut \u00eatre des huiles, des vinaigres ou un m\u00e9lange des deux selon ce qui vous a plu dans la boutique.\n\nDes produits fins italiens sont \u00e9galement disponibles: des p\u00e2tes de toutes formes et autres merveilles. Il y a aussi des contenants pour les huiles, des r\u00e2pes \u00e0 parmesan, etc. Bref, il y a dans cette petite boutique tout ce dont vous avez besoin pour vous faire un bon souper italien. \n\nLe personnel est disponible pour r\u00e9pondre \u00e0 toutes vos questions et pour vous guider dans vos choix. La propri\u00e9taire a accept\u00e9 que je prennes des photos de l'endroit pour mon blog gourmand (la boufferie) sans probl\u00e8mes. \n\nDe retour chez moi depuis 5 heures et j'ai d\u00e9j\u00e0 commenc\u00e9 \u00e0 utiliser mon paquet d\u00e9gustation! Miam!
__label__0 Not being open during posted hours when you have multiple customers outside in the heat waiting for your uhaul service is totally unacceptable.
__label__2 I hate to knock down Gaufrabec a star because when food trucks hit the scene last year they were one of my favourites with their fresh to order waffles but my last experience there was less than stellar.  I ordered a simple chocolate waffle but I found it to be quite stale.  This time around they were just reheating waffles they had made earlier so I'm pretty sure that this is what made the waffle so lacklustre.  The chocolate filling was good but everything else left a lot to be desired.
__label__3 Sweet little spot situated perfectly between the ball field and US Airways Center.  Never heard of it but it got great reviews on Yelp so we gave it a whirl before the Lady Gaga show.  \n\nThe Hatch mac n' cheese was extremely tasty and my friend's nachos looked delish.  Service was friendly and attentive.  Extremely reasonably priced too!
__label__3 Try the paloma! From the people who brought you Bramble, there is a new kid in town. Lovely little place on Queen street where they choose your cocktails for you based around what you like drinking.\nWe all loved our drinks and the service was great
__label__3 totally worth the hype.\n\nthis haven away from the strip provides delectable treats in a modern, artistic setting. you'd be hard-pressed to even remember you are just doors down from Ozzie's Poker Bar.\n\nslick white tables and walls hidden behind stacks of some of the best top-of-the-line champagne. the storefront is logo-less so just look hard to find it right next to the italian japanese restaurant.\n\n$19 dessert prix fixe - worth it. don't be like me and bypass it because you think \"it's just dessert\". at Sweets Raku - it's not JUST dessert.\n\n$12 individual entrees if this tickles your fancy. not the traditional sickly sweet desserts either. everything is well rounded in flavor and acidity and so shockingly beautiful, you won't even want to eat it. don't worry though, you'll get over that sensation quickly.\n\nthe Marriage is the fluffiest of sponge cakes with a banana custard, whipped cream, and strawberry sorbet (?? - didn't taste like sorbet, but sure looks like it). look for the banana.. it's there, and it makes tons better.\n\nthe Mt. Fuji is a masterful concoction of chestnut. chestnut. chestnut. and more chestnut on top. but so subtle and light, it doesn't even feel like you're digging into a beautiful mountain of cream.\n\nyes, the menu is edible. don't be like me and eat it alone though. wait for your raspberry sauce. so yumm. I ate it all. no shame.\n\nSweets Raku was the main reason why I got the Vegas itch again, and it was beyond worth it. so happy I made the trek out to this dessert oasis & I absolutely cannot wait to return.
__label__4 Loved our time at this place although we had a hard time finding it after eating at the excellant Raku (we didn't realize it was in the same plaza!). The place is kind of set up like Chikalicious in New York where you can order a three course dessert and watch them building it in front of you if you are sitting at the bar. The suprise starts when after ordering, they ask you to eat the menu with some delicious sauce. Desserts were delicate and beautifully presented. Will have to return to try more items.
__label__3 This place is absolutely a treat.... Great dessert section portions are perfect bite. I had wine paring with mine
__label__4 This place is amazing !!!! If you live in vegas you gotta come here at least once it is so cool and amazing. Great service and great food.
__label__2 Presentation gets 5 stars, taste more of a 3-3.5 stars. Was hoping the flavors would blow me away more, but the experience was still great. \n\nThis is in the same shopping center as Raku the regular restaurant, but Sweets Raku is towards the front of the parking lot! We were confused at first and didn't know they were difference restaurants. \n\nFOOD:\nRed rock (4 stars): Raspberry and white chocolate go so well together. The raspberry sauce is really good. My favorite dish out of the ones I tried. The sauce in the cake part is nice and warm too. All the textures work really well together. \n\nBaton (3.75 stars) Couldn't taste any pistachio in the dish. The chocolate cake with what tasted like a raspberry or wine like sauce at the bottom was really rich and good! The passion fruit gelee bits were also good. You can't taste all the individual flavors together though, I had to specifically look for each component to get that flavor. But I did like the chocolate wafer it was covered in. \n\nStella (3 stars): My least favorite. Definitely not a tiramisu. More of a strawberry tart. \n\nCalbri (3.5): If you love fruits and mango you should get this one. Very pretty dish and great presentation. The most fun to get because they poor a sauce over the chocolate covering the glass. But the dish is not so pretty once you start eating it because the glass starts getting smeary and you can't see what you're eating from the sides of the glass anymore. It had a lot of components but you mostly taste mango. \n\nSuch beautiful presentation. It's a great experience, makes you feel fancy in Chinatown. I love food art so I had a great time seeing the beautiful dishes come out. The flavors just didn't live up to the presentation. Each dessert was $12 and each person needs to order one. I just didn't feel like all the flavors in the description came out in each dish. I have the biggest sweet tooth and I love desserts, so I am a little more picky about them being perfect. \n\nATMOSPHERE:\nVery pretty restaurant. You can sit at the bar and watch them make the desserts. They first come out with edible menus which was really cool. They give you a yummy raspberry sauce to dip it in. And I had to check out the bathroom after reading reviews on here. It is a really nice bathroom, haha, so check it out as you wait. \n\nSERVICE:\nOur waitress was really nice. I noticed when someone was about to walk in the door they say something out loud to let the waitress know to come out and greet them. So service is important to them. They also put a cute chocolate sign that said happy father's day on one of the desserts for a father when we came in on father's day, so nice.
__label__4 Worth the experience.  The presentation, service and food were all superior.
__label__2 It's cool.  It's hip.  It's trendy... and it's WAY too small.  I went there late evening and had to stand in line.  The food was beautiful if not a bit pricey and I very much enjoyed what I had but when it came down to actual taste, it was an OK dessert but no better.  It's just the whole package that I think has people raving.
__label__2 A really nice experience. We get to sit at the bar and watch how each desserts are made. We had the Raspberry Lava Cake and the Strawberry Tiramisu and some Cream Puffs. The Raspberry Lava Cake is my favorite. We always had the Chocolate version and this is something new and unique. The Tiramisu and Cream Puffs are soso, especially the Cream Puffs, it's so dry that I only took one bite and can't finish it. Overall, I think this is a one-time experience thing, no need to come back constantly.
__label__3 Tasty desserts hand assembled by the chef.  It's good but I'd avoid coming during busy hours.
__label__0 The 6 of us ate there on a Wednesday evening. We waited for almost 15 minutes before anyone even greeted us at the table. After giving the our waitress our drink and food order, we waited another 10 minutes to get our drinks, bread and butter. 22 minutes later our waitress explains that \"Chinese kitchen\" is unable to provide won ton soup. Okay...so why didn't she explain this much sooner? So I ordered Chicken Parmesan with garlic bread instead. Another 25 minutes pass or so...we FINALLY get our food!!! So it took over one hour just to get our meal!!! Ridiculous!!! By that time, the kids were so tired of waiting, they almost fell asleep.\nI've had bad service in the past, but this had to top it all. Never again will we eat there!!! The food had hardly any flavor...who hired these cooks? This place doesn't even deserve one star!!!! DO NOT WASTE YOUR TIME AND MONEY HERE!!!! HORRIBLE SERVICE!!!
__label__0 you wait 1/2 hour for no service. this is not the place to go on sundays! And the moronager is no better! Hey fatboy! People are waiting! Make yourself usefull. Do your job and service the customers or I go to triple B! Better Business Bureau! And CEO!
__label__4 Was a great flight both to and from....the service was great and we had no issues. The flights were on time and actually got us to our destinations early.....I can't wait for our next flight to Hawaii and I will rent their awesome in flight entertainment machine saw two great movies last time!
__label__3 Alaska was my preferred carrier on the west coast until I decided to make the jump to loyalty program for a much larger network. I always have liked Alaska's level of service, however, and if I'm flying somewhere that's more convenient for Alaska's routes, then it's my top pick. For PDX-LAS - my normal carrier requires a two-leg journey, which is stupid. So Alaska is my go-to. They have multiple non-stop flights per day, and at least some of the planes have been updated with the new power outlets at every seat. And of course gogo in flght wifi. \n\nWhile airline service across the board is a mere shadow of what it used to be, as far as the current standards go, Alaska still wins in my book... unless you put it up against Virgin, which has pretty rad service too. That said, the folks who work these flights are nice and friendly. As much as the seat sizes and baggage nonsense make it feel like cattle call in Economy, the crews on the ground and in the air don't contribute to it at all. And when flying to and from LAS, where it seems the majority of people don't listen or can't understand basic rules/etiquette, they offer a firm display of reminders that I wish all gate agents would. Like turning people away from boarding when they're trying to board ahead of their group. Or not letting people with rollers on in the group that's supposed to be boarding without rollers. My one main gripe with boarding is that they do offer earlier boarding to people who only have bags that will fit under the seat. Guess what? Those people still mostly put those bags in overhead. Frankly if they offered gate-check where I could get my bag at the gate on the other end, I'd be happy to send my roller below. But otherwise it's all out battle for those overheads. \n\nAside from my main issue with their boarding processes, I dig the rest of the way they do things at Alaska. And I'll keep digging it... especially on this route.
__label__0 I will have a spicy tuna roll with a side of racism. My family and I went to Sushi Tachi a few months ago and it has taken me this long to calm the rage from the experience to write my review. \nOne evening my husband,  daughter and I went out to AYCE at Sushi Tachi. We walked in, sat down and began ordering. My daughter had brought in a Disney Princess doll to keep her occupied. Dinner went on and we were getting odd service from one of the waitresses. My husband and I simply thought she was just a naturally unhappy person and that is simply \"how her face always looked.\" \nThe odd unhappy waitress came over at one point and asked my daughter to see her doll. The waitress said, \"that is a pretty doll, is it Cinderella? .\" My daughter corrected her and said, \"no it is Sophia the First.\" The waitresses response, \"oh, well she is white just like every Disney Princess.\" She then walked away from the table. My husband and I looked at each other in shock.\nWe finally arrived at dessert. I ordered green tea ice cream and my husband ordered a tempura vanilla ice cream. When the waitress brought our order she gave me my green tea ice cream and as she placed my husband's order down she said and I quote, \"here is your vanilla, vanilla.\" My husband a little confused asked her what she said. The odd, unhappy, smug waitress repeated, \"here is your vanilla, VANILLA!\" \nWell, as you can imagine we will never be back.
__label__0 Got the all you can eat,  and they over rice everything.  Rice,  rice,  and more rice.  Ordered the super white tuna (ono),  seared salmon, octopus,  garlic tuna and yellow tail nigiri sushi,   they all came out warm with a thick ball of rice each and incredibly unseasoned,  no flavor what so ever. The ocean roll,  sunset roll,  and the yellowtail mambo all are exactly the same,  yet the descriptions are all different.  The garlic ponzu tastes like soy sauce.  The deep fried Shrimp heads tasted of old frying oil. \n\nThis place is crowded, we waited for a spot at the bar.  I thought crowded restaurant meant that people really like it.  Maybe they like the all you can drink Bud Light.  I looked around the restaurant, and  everyone was Caucasian.  \n\nAnyway I noticed that all the rolls coming out looked exactly the same. \n\nWhy would anyone give this place anything higher than  2 stars?  Have they not had proper sushi before?  Does this place not know what sashimi is?  Has the world gone mad?
__label__1 Cheap but not great food. I like the all you can drink beer though. The waitress was a weirdo.
__label__1 Waited almost 2 hours for food. One server for about 11 tables. Poor thing was running like crazy. First batch of chips we got were cooked in so much leftover oil they tasted like old oil. Second round was better. By the time we got our food we just had a packed up so we could leave. No drink refills. However very nice folks. I may give it one more chance just because of how nice the owners were.
__label__2 Pretty standard sheetz store. The parking lot is kind of confusing, not real easy to get in and out of. I ordered two wraps from the MTO counter.  Both wraps were loose, the people making them could use some practice.  It also took quite some time for my order to come up even though it was not very busy.  Checkout process was easy, the guy at the counter was very courteous. I also observed another employee helping an older woman use the MTO screen.  Good job.
__label__2 I went into Grampa's Pizzeria really, really wanting to LOVE it and came out with feelings of it being just ok. I love the interior, the ambiance and the thoughtful lighting & decoration. The bar is unique & fun with an industrial-looking tile back splash & vintage gold mirrors hanging off it. The Edison light bulbs in fixtures along the wall with no shades were great & continued the vintage theme. We arrived at 5:45 so it was fairly quiet. As it got busier the noise levels were pretty significant. The tables are in close quarters so I was glad to be leaving as things were getting really busy and much louder.\n\nI started with a small plate of the brussel sprouts & bacon - great flavor & texture with just the right amount of oil served in a tiny cast iron pan. There was no salt or pepper on the table and I didn't ask for it, but in hindsight, I would have enjoyed a bit of both.\n\nI chose the basic pie with sausage. I really enjoyed the cracker thin crust with just the right amount of crunch. I didn't enjoy the sauce - it was too spicy for me & more acidic than most. I also wished there was just a bit more cheese. The sausage had great texture and flavor. My mom had a pizza with pesto instead of tomato sauce and I liked that so much I'll probably go with that the next time I'm there.\n\nI had a couple bites of my friend's sticky ginger cake. It was very tasty! The cake was light and flavorful. It was topped with a big pillow of homemade whipped cream that was just perfect. I would highly recommend trying that.\n\nWe had asked our server at the start to please separate our checks. He said he would, but he just brought the one, made some excuse we couldn't hear over the din and walked away. We were a bit frustrated so when he came back later, we asked him again to please separate them out. He said of course and came back with separate checks with apologies that he'd gotten so busy and forgot to do what we'd initially asked him to do.\n\nSo all was well. Overall, we had a really nice time & enjoyed the food. I will likely go back again sometime, but I can't ignore that it did fall a bit short of my expectations.
__label__2 Grampa's Pizzeria - aptly named.\n\nNo one makes pizza quite like Grampa. It's delicious! He uses quality ingredients and bomb flavor combinations. Seriously, I love Grampa and I love his pizza.\n\nHowever, my last visit to Grampa's made me wonder if he's maybe going senile. Walking in, we got a friendly, though confused look from the host that said, \"who are you and why are you here?\" That should probably have tipped me off that something was amiss. When we got an appetizer, it came out cold - I asked, \"Did you maybe forget to cook this pork?\" They poked it, shrugged, and put it back in the oven. Then finally, something happened with the pizza. I don't actually know what happened, our server just came out saying that it was going to be a while before we got to eat. But hey, Grampa is nothing if not generous! We got a free beer for all the confusion.\n\nIt's probably for the best that there were only 3 other couples in the restaurant. A busy Monday would have just gotten Grampa all flustered.
__label__0 While I have had good service at other locations, the service that my family had tonight was horrible. It took them 25 minutes before they brought out our salads and over an hour before they brought our pizza. We saw some tables turn over twice before we got our food.
__label__1 It's a nice addition to downtown wait staff is dicey at best.  Weird happy hour times. Blue martini goes till 7 and commonwealth goes till 9 pm.  Downtown cocktail room goes till 7 to.  There happy hr ends at 6 pm.  Hello!! Give it a one and done.
__label__4 so I ate here 3 nights in a row.  impressed with the variety of pizza & how they list the cooking temp.  I enjoyed the Chicago thin-crust which was cracker-thin.  the cheese, meats, sauces  & vegis are grand.  Woohoo! As good as it gets bar.  &  the food prices are good enough that I don't have to do happy hour.  twice I ordered a pizza & enjoyed the rest for breakfast.  returning in April & will eat here at least 3 times.  I need to try the fries, calamari & Stromboli
__label__4 As suggested, we tried the Cal Italia.  It truly was worth all the recommendations.  Absolutely loved the pizza and the appetizer meatballs were the perfect compliment.  Cool atmosphere, great location downtown, accommodating service and food very much worth coming back for.  Which we will be doing soon!
__label__4 I love this place. I haven't had the chance to eat in the restaurant yet, I've only dined at the counter or gotten a slice to go through the take out window. The staff is always very friendly. The pizza is fantastic! I actually go there weekly the pizza is so good. I always recommend them to friends and coworkers. It does take a few minutes to get your slice - definitely worth it!
__label__4 Best pizza and variety in Vegas. So many awesome varieties. Normally I'm a one trick pony, pepperoni and I'm good. But here I've had the Margherita, and Honey Pie which is amazing. \n\nCan't go wrong here.
__label__2 This is the first restaurant I have ever been to that serves every style of pizza. \n\nAfter walking in, we were barely greeted by the two girls chatting at the hostess stand. I asked to see a menu and was given a dirty one, I handed it back to her and asked for a clean one. She looked at me as if she had something to say then said alright let me look. The second menu she handed me was satisfactory.\n\nAfter sitting down it took about 15 min for our waitress to come over. As soon as she comes over I ordered the Gorgonzola apple salad, and the honey pie. The salad was very mediocre; the pizza was tasty but had a few flaws. The main flaw being the fried onion strings on top of the pizza. They were unnecessary, made the pizza greasier, and took away from the other great ingredients. Fried onions have no place on a pizza!
__label__3 Try it.   Don't expect traditional pizza as its not...but it's so good.  They have a nice happy hour while a little higher  priced on drinks then other places in the area.  But the staff is always great and friendly and the food is fabulous.   Try the Cal Italia pizza.
__label__2 excellent but expensive pizza.  impersonal cavernous sports bar atmosphere.  bar service was lazy.
__label__3 Great place to grab a piece of pizza downtown!  We didn't go into the actual restaurant and order off menu but instead elected to sit at counter and choose slices out of the window (we were starving and can never agree on one pizza topping anyway).  The cooks were nice, the pizza was good and we all left full off our one enormous slice of pie.   Would definitely go back.
__label__2 I have been to NY and had pizza and I am sorry to say this was nowhere near what you would get in NY. We ordered the NY style pizza and it just okay. The place is nice and the service was good, but I do not see myself going there ever again.
__label__0 This hotel was terrible, stay away if you don't want your trip ruined. The rooms are old and dirty just like the casino. We got a room that wasn't cleaned so they gave us a suite to make up for it. The suite was terrible and the air conditioning didn't work. We called maintenance but they never showed up. The room was old and besides the a/c not working, the shower drain was clogged, the coffee pot didn't work. It was 3 hours trying get a room, it was 2 a.m. before we crashed out of total exhaustion. No a/c was so hot and stuffy. There is no help with bags, there is no porters anymore, they got rid if them. I am handicapped and needed help. I had to put our bags on my wheel chair because I couldn't carry them. STAY AWAY!
__label__1 We visited this Sunday afternoon. There were three other pairs there and one person on the internet. The lattes were good. There were still a few pastries, but very little bread available. We wanted a sourdough, but no luck.
__label__1 New ownership.\nIt is not Chicago-style pizza at all.  \nThey didn't honor the $5 for $10 Yelp Deal I purchased.\nWe ordered extra cheese pizzas to be delivered.  The pizza was mediocre, but the delivery was pretty fast.  I'd rather pick up a $5 Little Caesar's cheese pizza than order from them again.  \nUnimpressed, but not disgusted.
__label__0 We called for hotel reservations.  I can't believe how I was spoken to.  The young lady must have had chip on her shoulder.  I guess she thought I was supposed to be serving her.  I hope the stay is more enjoyable than the reservation experience.\n\nJohnny J..
__label__0 Filthy, nasty, dirty, gross.  The cleanliness standards I experienced with my glass reminded me of a Texaco latrine.\n\n I was served a glass that was disgusting inside, the coup de grace was a 3/4\" booger-looking thing that I didn't notice until the diet Coke was consumed below the yellow and black organic mass approximately 1\" below the top of the glass.  Upon seeing that vile thing in my drink, I immediately noticed that the rest of the glass was nasty and appeared unwashed before coming back out to me.  I tried to go on with the meal but lost my appetite.  That glass was the most filthy thing I've ever been served in a restaurant or at any meal as far at that goes -and I've lived in Africa where hygiene is a luxury in some places.  I'm still trying to get the image out of my mind and feel sick that I drank from that glass.\n\nThis indicates a total breakdown in cleanliness standards.  From the dish washer to the soda fountain operator, anyone should have seen that the glass was nasty but failed to do so and served it to me anyway.\n\nMy wife still enjoyed her meal, and it was 3 stars by itself (pumpkin ravioli special).  We made sure to leave a good tip for our waitress because she did a great job under difficult circumstances.\n\nThe restaurant didn't charge me for the food I couldn't eat after the nasty; however, they didn't comp us anything for ruining my anniversary lunch.  I try to be gracious when this happens, but wow, that was disgusting.
__label__0 Horrible experience and will NOT return. Totally disorganized. Most of the empty tables were unbussed. Three lines merged into one and orders were not taken correctly. Workers were standing around with dazed looks and unwilling to help - they simply pointed to a different person when asked for assistance.
__label__2 Update.\n\nEven though I had to return to this location to receive a full refund, the manager on duty acquiesced and offered me a free dinner.\n\nI did not accept any free food, but I did receive an email from Panera informing me that they would be more than happy to mail me a gift certificate as a \"gesture of goodwill.\"  \n\nEven though their initial service is less than stellar, it appears as though Paradise/Panera is committed to improving their customer service.  \n\nTheir attempts to rectify my issue are admirable.
__label__2 The ice cream here is definitely tasted, but I think the ice cream is too melted. It has already melt down to my hand even before I went out of the front yard. I prefer something with more solid texture, but if you like soft ice cream, this is definite the place to go.
__label__4 Neat little neighborhood ice cream shop with some tasty flavors available. Staff was friendly, and I love the quirkiness in serving ice cream in Chinese takeout containers with a fortune cookie. Definitely a place to stop when you're downtown!
__label__0 I'm been in the hospitality industry for 12 years, so take my opinion as you wish.\n\nLocation is better than before, but much smaller.  I will never eat there again.  Food was bad not to mention cold.  We were the only ones there, should have been a hint, and the service was so slow you would think the place was packed.  I may take my son back to play, but wouldn't touch the food, especially with so many options in town square.  I've seen many of my customers with infinitely better food and atmosphere close shop.  Unless something drastically changes, I don't see this place lasting.
__label__4 Alysia wasn't even our bartender and she was very nice, very personable and had outstanding customer service!!!
__label__4 Wonderful find! I just saw her today and all I can say is I hit the jackpot! I just moved to az and as any woman knows trying to find someone to do a Brazilian wax is a pretty anxious experience but right when I met her I felt comfortable. She knows exactly what she is doing and from someone that has been waxing over 12 years I can say she is the best! I have very sensitive skin and have always left everywhere else with some soreness/sensitivity and today I left without any of that. She was quick and efficient. I also got a facial as I bought her yelp deal and she also did a fantastic job on that. No need for me to look any further I have found my regular estetician! Also want to add my navigation took me to a field so if yours takes you there turn around and it's in a strip mall on the left.
__label__4 The subs are very good, we had the corned beef and pastrami and the ham sub. They are made with quality meat, and the amount of meat in the sandwich was good. \nThe staff is helpful and friendly. \nThe price is right and the place is clean. \nAs a plus they have a big selection of hot sauces, rated from 1 thru 10, so that you may eat them with your chips or add to your sandwich. We tried the \"100% Pain\" and found out the name was right on. \nWill definitely come back.
__label__1 SO I love Zipps other establishments the service and food usually is great. Now first of the food was good no complaints for the food it is the reason they \"earned\" 2 stars. Service on the other hand was dreadful now I went with my wife father and 9 month old son, I know this is a family sports bar enviroment so they must uinderstand with 4 people you shouldnt be sat at a 28\"x28\" table but we were it was ridiculously small we ordered wings first because well Zipps wings rule ordered them extra crispy waitress stated it could take a little longer than usual but hey that is why we ordered them when we sat down we ordered our dinner's about ten minutes later well low and behold we got our dinner before our wings I am sorry but to make the wings crispier does not take 30 minutes thats a joke and it was probably longer than that and waitress just stated well i told you it would be longer than usual i looked at her and just started eating. My wife and father ordered salads with their dinner's well the salads came in the same basket as the sandwiches and dressing had seaped into their bread and made the bread soggy and not as apetizing. All in all not a good experience not sure if we will be back.\n\nthey cram so many people in this small location it is just crazy it was like I was at a restaraunt mosh pit
__label__4 Can I give this place six stars? Seriously, I think this place is great. I always pretend to be healthy and get a salad as a side but then end up getting their chicado burger or wings. But honestly? Totally worth it. The staff is friendly, the ample amount of TVs is great, the food is tasty, and the atmosphere rocks. I should lie and say the opposite because I'm worried it will be too busy this football season but I can't! I just have to spread the word.
__label__1 The food is Good that's all... \nThe place was not as busy for a Sunday Night Football night. \nOur Food took very long to be served at our table. I saw the food just there ready for over 10min. Some of the waitresses were just chatting standings around not doing much. \nOur food was taken to the bar for God knows what and we had to ask what was taking so long after 20min passed. \nMy fries where cold kinda cold. \nThe burger was still kind of warm. It was good. The wings are very good. \nBut I wouldn't go back to the place. \nI rather go to the one on Indianschool n 23rd st.\nJust the waitresses need to be more attentive with customers and aware of their tables. Not getting distracted..
__label__0 This location has really gone downhill. Whoever runs the grill really needs to be retrained by corporate. Last three visits chicken has literally been black. Not just a bit overcooked but completely black and disgusting on both sides. Whenever I bring it back to have it replaced staff acts like I'm being such an inconvenience even rolled their eyes at me once. The last time I complained about it they told me I should check the chicken before I leave to see if it's burnt? Really? I don't feel it's my responsibility to make sure it's not black burnt and disgusting. Mashed potatoes were literally soup. Go to other locations they are much better wish there was another one closer to me.
__label__0 Why did I even leave a review lol. I should have just checked yelp. You guys clearly suck and I'm not the only one saying it. Absolute terrible service!!! Great sandwiches, just not at this location. I waited at the counter for over 10mins with no one in there being served and the girl with red hair finally came out but she looked right at me, walked by me and completely  ignored me. When I said hello! Do you not greet customers and serve them here? She continued to pour her lemonade, looked me right in my face and said NO. I couldn't believe it so I turned to walk out and she yelled wait, have you been helped yet? I said no and I don't want our help and walked out. They are in need of some big time re staffing! Screw that place. They'll never get my money again.
__label__4 Had the Bun Cha Ha Noi. It was so GOOD!!! Must have this when u are here. I will come back :)
__label__1 We were getting our usual after partying and before leaving Vegas pho for lunch. We've ordered take out to eat at our friend's house this time. Our order was 6 phos, 2 coffees, and 2 spring rolls. It took almost an hour!!!! \n\nWe finally got to eat the food, have to say, it was pretty good and would return next time. But damn, they need to work on the service. It was horrendous!!
__label__4 I had my first Lebanese food last year in Peachtree City GA at the Beirut and it was AMAZING....this comes close to that.\n\nWe stopped by last Saturday and have since visited with other family members on Wednesday.  As some photos show it has a deli type display where you can look at the food and ask questions...and they are very happy to help answer.  \n\nOn both visits our waiter was Sammy, he is such a nice guy and really helpful in giving information and answering our questions.  Visit one we shared a mixed kabob plate and everything was very tasty, we loved the garlic sauce. :)  We also shared a Fattoush salad which was very tasty and a large serving.  For desert we had a bun/cheese dish served with rose water that was very good I just have no idea what the name was.\n\nVisit 2 we had the feta salad which was good but I liked the Fattoush better.  We again shared the mixed grill kabobs wich again we cooked perfect!  For appetizers we got the Batata Harra which I liked but I wish it wasn't so oily, the first time I ahd these was in GA and they were crispy and almost like they were baked...\n\nWe brought my son and his wife, both gave it 5 stars....we all will be back and soon.
__label__2 I moved to downtown phoenix and haven't had a chance to come back. Although I have heard from friends that this place has improved. Management/Owner messaged me on here apologizing for my experience and apparently you can now smoke out on their patio. \nSo that's a plus for the smokers/bell road crowd. \n\nOnce I make it back here I will again update my review but I felt compelled to say something since the owner was nice and pleasant. Unlike the cheers tavern owner. (You can look at my review of that place to understand).
__label__2 Every school has their local bar or pub that everyone goes to to binge drink after exams, regardless of how good or bad they are...This is Midwestern's! Haha. Even though they are now known as the Australian, we still call it by their original name RTO's. The beer and mixed drinks are cheap (compared to like 15 bucks a drink where I'm from!) and they have nightly drink specials. I can see how people are disappointed by their \"Australian\" menu... truth is the menu did not change much from their original menu except for the addition of a few items. Love their nachos, duck fat fries, sliders, and asian/orange sauce wings. Don't order the onion rings, you will be disappointed! I will continue going here until 2016... when I graduate and move back to California!
__label__2 Love the tvs at almost every table. Wasn't impressed with there food. The Ruben was alittle dry but all and all not a terrible place.
__label__1 Okay, before complaining, let me start by saying that the food here is still fabulous.\n\nHowever, there have to be some serious issues going on with management. Every time I come to Surco, there is a different waitstaff. And the last time I went (about a month ago), the service was terrible. The food took way way way too long and there were only three tables full in the restaurant. The server was super awkward (I felt bad for the fella). It may have been his first night waiting tables ever. Our entire party of 4 was very hungry and we had to wait about 45 minutes for any food to come out. Even stranger, we ordered 2 plates of ceviche, and they came out last. You'd think that if you were making your customers wait ~45 minutes for an appetizer, you might just wanna serve them their ceviche first. It's cured fish. It's been curing for like... at least 24 hours, so it's not like it takes much time to prep. But no. We waited, got our causitas (tasted amazing), and then got our entrees. By the time everyone was full from their entrees, our ceviche still hadn't come out. So I approached the waiter and asked to cancel one of our ceviche orders. I realize it's kind of a bitch move to do, but we had already been at the restaurant for almost two hours. Everyone was full and still kind of cranky from having to wait so long. So at this point, we all kind of wanted to go home. More importantly, if I'm canceling an order of something, what I'm really saying is \"I don't want to pay for this.\" But apparently it was too late to cancel, so we got and paid for the two orders of ceviche.\n\nTLDR; four stars for food. one star for service. but I have to give a two star rating overall because the service was THAT bad. get your shit together, Surco, because you have the potential to be something great. get some waiters who know what they're doing and actually know how to speak to people without shaking from nervousness. also, make sure they know how to pour the effing water. and play music in your restaurant so your customers have something to do while they're waiting an hour for appetizers. kthx bye!
__label__4 The service is is always friendly. I am always able to walk in and talk to an associate and get a quote. This is also a place I trust and will not try to add extra unnecessary work to up the cost. I needed my whole AC unit replaced in my car. Fortunately Dan was willing to change it out for me. I still needed to take my car and get the AC vacuumed and charged. Since it was late in the evening Friday afternoon, I asked if I could just drop it off and pick it up the next day. They had my car ready pretty early Saturday! Best part is they did a great job on charging my AC! It runs so cold! I am no longer melting. I will for sure bring my car back, see y'all in a few months for inspection!
__label__0 We went here for an early dinner around 4pm on a week night so it was slow. The hostess seemed irritated that we interrupted her conversation with her coworkers to seat us. Once she showed us to our table she threw the menus on the table (literally) and walked away. As we sat there the overly loud band was doing a sound check and we couldn't hear each other talk. There was no separation between the bar and \"restaurant\".  We were never greeted by a server or asked if we would like a drink. We walked out pretty quickly and I am fairly confident in saying that we will never return to this place.
__label__0 So I'd heard a lot of advertising for this place (Toby Keith's in Peoria), so a group of friends went to check it out...Well apperently the the bouncers/security staff run this ridiculous joke of a bar...and the management just allows them run free to just shit all over their customers for no apparent reason, other than one of my friends danced with one of the bouncers girlfriends... Well good luck w that, guess we'll spend our money elsewhere!!!!  \n\nAsshole bouncers, lack of professionalism and poor management! \n\nToby Kieth's, now we all just HATE this Bar & Grill!!!
__label__2 Hmmm. What can I say? Well the Happy Hour prices are very good. The food...not so great; generic chain food. Our server was really friendly. I hope she and all the others are comfortable in their short shorts and cowboy boots! I would think that would get old. Not only are you being constantly ogled by the customers but you have to walk around in that crap! Workplace hazard if you ask me. My biggest concern with this place is their use of plastic cups. Really? Who wants a beer in plastic? What a waste, they get ZERO stars for sustainable business practices. Shame on you Toby Kieth, aren't cowboys supposed to love the outdoors?
__label__0 Wow, the food here is horrible and the servers are lacking in every way possible. \n\nFirst off the food....disgusting, flavorless & underwhelming. I had the BBQ pork sandwich and it literally tasted like dirt, the cfc was bland and the gravy tasted like un -cooked flour. The pickles were actually descent, but the chips and queso tasted like nally's chili, which isn't a compliment. \n\nThe server was clueless on any question we asked. She over charged us on the food and drinks. \n\nThis lace is worthless in my opinion, and I hope it goes away.
__label__1 Every time we go here, the bouncers try to mess with me. I've had them go so far as to tell me there was a warrant out for my arrest after they scanned my ID (which is not funny, because some scanners really can pick that up). If they're not pulling something like that, they're checking my picture against my face for a good minute before deciding it's not a fake. \n\nThis last time though really irritated me. I hand this Duck Dynasty wannabe my ID and watch him read it. I guess that was suspicious, because he looked up from it and stared at me intently. I stared right back, and apparently he didn't like that, because he then asked \"Where are you coming from?\"  \"Oh, the Tim McGraw concert.\"  He gets this super serious look. \"How much have you had to drink?\"\n\nWhich really ticked me off, because I had not had one single sip of alcohol all night.\n\n\"Nothing. At all.\"   \nPhil Jr. stares at me some more, and finally lets me in, but I remained annoyed for the rest of the evening. \n\nBeing treated like you're underage with a fake, or already drunk when you're not, gets really old when it's every single time you get to a bar.
__label__0 Each time I go back, I like it less and less. Service is slow but I can deal with that. The (already understaffed bar) bartender is always too busy flirting with someone to notice we need something without having to flag them down but whatever, the beer is cheap enough. However, tonight marked a new low, one if which I probably won't return.\n New menu: small portions, same price and changed recipes (chicken strips, pretzel now in small bites). I ordered a burger but was told to substitute the fries with anything else is $4. Yes, $4!! My husband ordered the pretzel but asked of they would omit the mustard but give him an extra cheese instead. We were informed this would be a charge as well.  Even the bartender mentioned how asked annoyed the staff is with the menu changes. It's certainly not the servers fault but now this bar has nothing except cheap beer going for it. \nWe'll take the drive to Applebee's from now on.
__label__1 Went back after friend wore pants....waste of money slow as hell for service then they messed up a lot of wings then they got confused....I finally got my food after explaining they are idiots the bouncers \"regulators\" arnt too bad the whole shopping center security is annoying which made our night even worse doesn't Toby Keith's have its own security why do they need more? Anyway at least we got in this time disappointed though.....
__label__0 I don't really want to run this place down (as I am a fan of Toby Keith) but....\nWe have been here three times but it just gets worse. \nThis last time the waitress was more elusive than Bigfoot I tried to flag her down but got a\" just a min sir\" . Twenty minutes of that was enough. You can get much better food in the other restaurants nearby.  I wonder what will go into this building after Toby Keith leaves?
__label__4 We love this place. Very clean, excellent customer service and most importantly, the food is amazing. They make their own delicious pasta, cheese and sauces, all of their ingredients are fresh (hence the name of the place) and the macaroons are to die for. We will definitely be back.
__label__1 Im confused why people are rating this place at 5 stars.  Lets save the 5 star rating for places that deserve it.  With that being said, lets start this review.\n\nAlmost empty on a Friday night.  Staff was friendly and we sat ourselves after receiving our menus at the register.  First glance into the open view kitchen was a kitchen staff member eating directly out of the topping bin.  I hate to be so picky, but that is an immediate turn off.  Later I saw the same staff person talking on his cell phone in the kitchen.  I just wonder how often hands are cleaned back there, or if it even matters when you eat out of the bins.  Anyhoo...\n\nFood was average.  Not worth the $12+ price.  Service was good and friendly.  \n\nAlso, LVAC is still advertising this place as 25% off.  That was only for the grand opening.  We received a 15% discount.\n\nIn conclusion, I won't be returning.
__label__1 I wanted to love this bar since I live pretty close but I was rather disappointed. First off its very small. Limited seating. The cocktails are good but pricey. Me and my friend waited and waited at the bar trying to get a second drink and we couldn't even get a bartender to look our way. Yes it was busy but that was no excuse. We ended up walking across the street to redbeards where we got served immediately. Oh and redbeards has food!
__label__4 When you think of Las Vegas you usually don't think of jumping on trampolines and falling on yo butt. However, I'm glad we tried something different, because this made for one of the highlights of my trip. \n\nYou pay a relatively good price for the amount of time spent. We all got the hour for $15 dollars through the online store listed on here. A lot cheaper than back home.\n\nUpon arriving we had to fill out forms and waivers, which is why they tell you to arrive half hour before your reserved time. Then we waited in line, and were helped by this nice dude. Then, this other lady who seemed like she was the head honcho started bossing him around and was a bit rude and rough around the edges to us. Gee, don't need to be so mean about it. \n\nThen we were finally given our tags with our time slot on it, along with these bright orange socks that felt like they had stickies on the bottom... for a quick moment I felt like a gecko. \n\nAfter packing all of our stuff into a locker (be sure to bring quarters), we explored around. There was a basketball slam dunk portion, as well as a foam pit, extra big trampoline section, and a dodgeball arena.\n\nThe basketball arena section had two lanes. One of the lanes had a smaller basketball hoop for those who were on the shorter side. The other lane had a much taller one. The only thing was that though there were two lanes,  you only could go one at a time. In my mind I thought I would be able to slam dunk it, but alas I failed miserably and missed the hoop completely.\n\nThe next one we tried was the foam pit. There were four lanes on this one, but only two people could go at a time. There was a trampoline right before you jumped in, so this was a perfect opportunity to try a front flip. Or so I thought... I ran up to the trampoline and tried my best to do what I've seen gymnasts do on the TV do.  My front flip turned into an awkward side cannon ball.  I also ended up pretty far away from the starting point, which made it pretty hard to make it back through the foam pit of doom. My friends made it back pretty fast, but it took me kind of a while as I tried to wade through the those foam blocks. It made for great laughs till the point our stomachs were sore. A sock off, abs sore, and some sweat later, what do you know? I was finally out of that pit. Haha!!\n\nWe finally went to the giant trampolines and we found a spot where all 5 of us could jump.  We weren't that fancy or brave enough to try to do what the other little kids were doing, which were back flips and things of the like. I attempted though, but at most got an A for effort. \n\nThe last thing that we did was play dodgeball, we, the girls sat one out as I was upstairs on the parent section taking pictures of the guys dominate other people at dodgeball. It was 3 minutes per game and things got pretty competitive, but it was all in good fun. They guys must have played at least 6 games since the same people kept on challenging them. Intense.\n\nThen like Cinderella, the clock striked our time and the guy working there was quick to tell us that our time there was up. Too much fun, a great workout in a pretty new place. Made for great memories and lots of laughs.
__label__0 Employees are unhelpful and very rude. Took me 2 minutes in this location to realize that I need to stay with Verizon. I would\nNot reccomend this location to anyone!!!!!!
__label__4 Very entertaining!
__label__2 So I am mixed feelings about this place after trying it out for the first time. I tried the ice cream sandwich with a white chocolate macadamia nut cookie and cookies n cream ice cream. I was not too fond of the cookies. They were too hard for my liking. The ice cream on the other hand was awesome. Why you might ask....because it's Thrifty ice cream DUH! love love love thrifty ice cream. I would visit again but next time I won't be getting a ice cream cookie sandwich I will just stick to a scoop of thrifty cookies n cream ice cream.
__label__4 This place is great :) cookies satisfy my cravings and most importantly they sell thrifty's by the quart and pint!! Lady was super kind and attentive to me. I know where I will buy my ice cream from now on :D CHOCOLATE MALT!!
__label__4 Such good ice cream! They have delicious cookies and you can make your own ice cream sandwich to order. I got two scoops of ice cream and four cookies for less than $7. That's a great price compared to other ice cream shops. I will definitely come back again and again
__label__0 I came here a couple of times to make sure it wasn't a fluke. \nIf you like eating ice cream hockey puck sandwiches then this is the place for you. I bought 4 different types of cookie sandwiches and then tried another time for 4 more. Both times the cookies seemed like they were made of concrete with no flavor. I'm not looking for freshly baked bakery cookies or anything, but I don't see how this place is even still open. \nThe people that work there I guess don't realize that the place is somewhat of a concept type of place because they don't try to offer any help in ordering. In other words it's not really a regular ice cream place, and they never ask if you have any questions. They just kind of stand there and wait for you to figure it out, and then seem kind of bothered that they have to get what you ordered. Sorry, I didn't realize that my order was strange especially since i don't really know what I should be ordering. \nAnyways, I hate to slam an ice cream place, but it's kind of a bad joke.
__label__4 Visiting Roundabout is one of my favorite traditions when visiting family in Pittsburgh. My girlfriend is a Kiwi and made fast friends with the owner, who lived in New Zealand for ages. I really appreciate their use of NZ Nelson Sauvin hops, as well as their creative takes on standard beer styles. I think Roundabout has done well with making experimental beers with finesse, which is something many breweries really lack with over-the-top, unbalanced flavors. They have a limited tap selection that changes with the seasons/availability, but there's something for most beer drinkers. \n\nTheir meat pies are another Kiwi delicacy. For those unfamiliar, think of it as a snazzy, gourmet hot pocket or like a shepherds pie crammed into a turnover. Really basic, kinda plain flavor, but that's all very true to the Kiwi tradition. It's good for a hearty snack, but maybe not satisfying as a meal on its own. \n\nI can't wait to go back next time I visit PGH!
__label__4 Never had a problem here! Staff always polite and helpful. Get in and out quickly. Not sure what people expect of a USPS :)
__label__2 This place is nice and clean. They have great people and it feels secure. That being said, the price is gross. Yes they have quality, but so do a lot of other places. This is by far the closest dispensary to me, but a half is 30-40 bucks more than some of my favorite spots. I can drive to the west valley and back and have spent less on gas and bud than I would on just bud at this place.
__label__2 Full Service? Not really.  Assigned Seating? Yes.  Fast Food style line? Yes.  Tipping? Yes - jar with a reminder phrase about how tipping isn't just for cows.  Also the credit card slips have the tip line on them, but yet again this is clearly not a full service place.  Interesting.\n\nThe awkwardness started when we couldn't enter the building yet there were many open tables visible, and no apparent overcrowding inside.  They have a corral that starts outside with staff only allowing patrons in to where you find yourself paying for the 1st of multiple times - the first is a separate transaction in a standing line for your beer.  And sadly there are only Arizona beers on draft and the large size is only available in a big FROZEN schooner that you often see at old school Mexican restaurants.  After paying for the first time you continue through the line where another staff member gives you an assignment slip for your table.  Better not lose that!  And then you order at the register, pay a 2nd time, and proceed to find your assigned seat.  In my case it was 2 burgers, 2 fries for low $30's (excluding tip and excluding beer).  Shortly after this I found my beer glass empty and guess what - you must go back to the bar or find a roaming employee in your assigned seating area.  So make that a 3rd transaction for my visit.  I'm not making this stuff up.\n\nWhen I thought it couldn't get much worse before I had even received my food I made the mistake of getting a nice tall glass of water from the unlabeled water dispenser which turned out to have cucumber and citrus juices in it too.  If you don't dig cucumbers, you understand the surprise.  But to make me feel better, I noticed all of the signs espousing the \"support local\" philosophy/religion and such, and for that reason I can see why they'll gain a lot of similarly minded consumers.   \n\nFood quality was in fact fairly good as far as burgers go and reminded me a lot of Smashburger, but then the inevitable comparisons of how they run the business came to mind.  \n\nIn the end I find myself leaning in one of two separate directions. If I'm going to dish out this much money for burgers and beers I'd rather just be at a full service place.  Or, if I'm going to be corralled into standing lines and such then maybe I'd rather just be at a Smashburger-like place where the food is just as good but without the big dent in my wallet.
__label__2 Hail ceasar was relatively boring.. Dressing was bland. Baby kale salad was really good. Turkey burger was okay... Don't get the gluten free bread! Drinks were good.
__label__4 My hubby found this place on Yelp when he searched for \"Burgers and beer,\" our two favorite things.  When he looked on Hopdoddy's website and found out they were from Texas, he was really interested in trying it.  I remember seeing this place on South Congress in Austin before.  If it's on Soco, it's gotta be good.  \n\nHe ordered the Goodnight burger and I ordered the Llano Poblano burger.  We got a small side of fries, which really was only big enough for one person, so when we go back, we will be upgrading to the large to share.  The Llano Poblano has grilled poblano peppers, bacon, onion, tomato, and some sort of delectable sauce on it.  The Goodnight burger had fresh jalapeno and the best grilled onions my hubby had ever had.  \n\nThey have a great local beer list, including beers from Phx and Flagstaff.  If you are jonesing for an AZ craft brew, this is the spot to go.  Our only knock on this whole place though, were the huge goblets that the beer comes in.  Those goblets are better suited for margaritas or a drink you can drink with a straw.  They are a little cumbersome and unstable for good hard beer drinking.\n\nOverall, there is no question that we will be back!  I'm already craving that Chipotle ketchup again!!
__label__1 \"One, I want an American cheeseburger...\"\n\nI will play the simple pros and cons game with this one. \n\nPros: \n\n\nCons: \nPrice\nala carte\ngrey burger (not flame grilled)\nodd seating \nuneducated (about the food) bar tender\nno captain morgan at all, only some local Kingman rum (cause kingman is know for the rum)\n\nSeriously the burger was good flavor but the texture and and color were off. I really really wanted to like it. It was a good sized of gray meat. uggh\n\nIf you are like me and want a good cheeseburger go to Bobby Q's and get eh Smokehouse burger medium rare. It rocks.
__label__4 Went there tonight and had a buffalo burger. It was fantastic, extremely juicy and flavorful. I'd also recommend the truffle fries, they were great as well.
__label__1 The burgers are great, shakes are delicious... The truffle fries are Tid bits that required a fork, looked like they drained the fryer and gave us what was at the bottom. The service was HORRIBLE and servers need a lesson in Hospitality 101. Good luck in North Scottsdale Hopdoddy
__label__2 Hey Hop Doddy, You're great 90% of the time, but last night was not the best experience. Two quick notes:\n\n1) After waiting for 20 minutes and being at the head of the line, the hostess or seater tried telling us that they were all out of inside seating. I told them we would wait and then counted three empty booths inside. Don't try to make a customer who has waited their turn sit in the heat (yes, even with misters), if there are open tables. That's dishonest and unfair. \n\n2) After resolving the whole table debacle there was still another wait because one of the cashiers left and was chatting and laughing with other staff members for a good five minutes (with the line practically out the door). \n\nShow you deserve and know how to handle your popularity. Don't seat outside unless you have to when it's over 95 degrees. And communicate with your staff that the dinner rush is not the time for breaks. Just suggestions, other than that, keep up the good work.
__label__3 Great New Age Burger Joint. It's a Bar, Meets a wide range of burger options, from turkey to Grass fed. Not your typical burger place and well priced for quality.  The Salted Carmel  shake was the best I've had, so good show old chap.  Lol enjoy.
__label__3 Loved the menu options!  I'm not a burger person, but I got the Thunderbird chicken sandwich and it was delicious.  They've got a nice selection of mixed drinks and beer, and I loved the green chili queso.  I thought this place was packed when we got there, but when we left the line out the door was even longer!  Despite how busy they were, the line did move at a fairly good pace.  And you walk by the bar so you can order a drink while you're waiting in line.  To continue with what was good about this place, after we were seated with our food, our server came around frequently to refill drinks and such.  Also, being as I was pregnant and couldn't indulge in one of the delicious-looking cocktails, I indulged in a Raspberry White Chocolate shake... mmm.\n\nThe \"cons\" I had are more \"FYI\" as they don't reflect poorly on the restaurant itself.  It's more of a \"know your venue\" type of thing.  Tip #1: This place is not the best for large groups, especially during busy times (a fact they even warn you about on their website).  It's just not set up for it.  We had a group of 8 of us, and did actually manage to get tables next to each other, but that was pretty lucky and it was still hard to have a conversation with anyone other than those at your immediate table (the tables don't push together so each table is spaced apart from the others).  Tip #2: This place is not toddler-friendly.  Or even really kid-friendly.  For several reasons.  First, you have to stand in line to order (which can be a long line if they're busy).  Never fun to stand in a narrow, crowded line with a toddler.  Second, they have no kids menu.  Not that your kids can't eat off the adult menu, but the burgers are a little pricey to get one just for your kid.  Come prepared to share, I guess.  And third, there's no real seating for kids.  Tables are high up, and not set up for either high chairs or booster seats.  Possibly the tables outside could work with a high chair, if they even have them (I didn't ask, since there was no point with our indoor tables.  I mean, those tables were tall!)\n\nAgain, I want to re-iterate that those things are not \"bad\" things!  I mean, they were unfortunate for me and my large party with toddlers, but that's our fault for not picking a more family-friendly restaurant, and not Hopdoddy's fault.  If you're a couple with a young baby, or a family with older children, great!  Bring your kiddos!  But if you've got a large group or small children, be forewarned.
__label__1 Really don't like the concept of waiting in line to order. No greeter but the bartender tried to help. The cashier was too busy discussing how much money they made in tips to wait on us, but finally asked us what we wanted. Then I don't get a reciept and am told to go to table ??? Don't talk to me or I'll forget the number! The chairs are sooo tall I almost have to jump to get on it.... the burger was under cooked - but better than overcooked. And the whole concept is too expensive if I have to wait in a line to order. Just disapointed....
__label__4 I have been going for a few months regularly and I love the facility and the staff. Dr. Brim is an amazing chiropractor. He takes the time to understand your personal needs and creates a plan to get you on the right track.
__label__4 Being a self confessed boba addict, I always look for a good boba place whenever I'm in town from Cali. The store had a very clean, minimalist layout, which was nice. I ordered  the passion fruit green tea boba & it was delish! They definitely don't skimp when you ask for extra boba either!
__label__3 Came in to order some drinks for the long ride back to  Los Angeles and was not disappointed... I'd say probably one of the better tasting boba places I've tried while here in Vegas. They have similar squatty cups that don't fit in normal cup holders like half n half have back at home. Tea tasted good, boba was soft but not as \"sweet\" as I was expecting/hoping. Atmosphere and employees were nice. Overall not bad if you're in Vegas :)
__label__4 SUPERB food + IMPECCABLE service = EXCELLENT meal!!! Seriously...we are big time sushi fanatics, and this place is now our FAVORITE place to indulge in sushi! It was so good, we went here for dinner twice in one week! Everything is so delicious and FRESH! Yuuummmm!!!
__label__3 Alright, after dining here a bunch of times, I'm finally writing a review!!!\n\nThis has got to be my favorite AYCE sushi spot. Plus it's only $22.95 for dinner!! Good price compared to other sushi spots around town. You know that feeling when after a few rolls of sushi that they all start tasting the same? Not here. They prepare each roll carefully and take pride in it. Our waitress, Sunny, (spelling?) has always been awesome. She's quick and efficient and always so friendly to us. \n\nThey have a good variety of appetizers and rolls. I'm not going to go over every food item, but here are a few things I always order:\n\nSashimi roll: all the fish wrapped in cucumber instead of rice with a special sauce. So yummy, healthy and delicious. \n\nSalmon skin hand roll: they don't skimp on the salmon skin. The salmon skin is cooked perfectly and crispy. Not too much rice either. \n \nNigiri (garlic tuna, salmon, salmon belly, squid): most places take a huge ball of rice and put it under a small piece of fish. The portion of rice is small compared to the amount of fish. So you actually taste the fish instead of all the rice. \n\nThe only reason why I docked a star is because they got rid of the specials menu, which had tobiko and toro on it. We asked why it was gone and Sunny said that people were too picky and didn't like it. Wtf?! How could you NOT like it? Those were my favorite two things to order!!! I was pretty sad and felt like I was jipped of my Sakana experience. I'll still come here though. :)\n\nP.S. It's unlimited dessert too!!!!
__label__4 I like to come here as an alternative AYCE sushi place especially since the prices for AYCE is better than most places. The Sushi is great definitely don't have any complaints. The place is a little hidden in the shopping center but I definitely make it one of my top 3 in Vegas for AYCE.
__label__4 Love this place and how nice the waitress is to me and my family. She gave us a complimentary roll for us to try out I believe it's the what the roll lol don't butcher me I forget these things ahah. I thought it was amazing with those vibrant crunchy colorful things on top of this roll. But may I suggest making the sign bigger for this place cause it was hard to gps and find this place.
__label__1 Not really impressed with the flavors and they didn't have my 18 mg of nicotine they don't have a vap station so you have to stand and wait for them to set up a tasting the stool they have to sit on are very shaky so be careful it didn't like formula 51 or the smurf one and they don't have their own juice the juice they do have is very over priced I won't be going back
__label__4 I was new to vaping and actually asked my wife to go in to the store (since we live closeby) and pick up some juice. The staff was very helpful and educated her on the product so she would understand what it was she actually was buying for me - I've been back and would consider myself a regular now - I buy my juice there (FlavorZ by Joe - CoolPort) and have also been getting my hardware there - Although I'm a tech nut, I'm kinda done with the internet shops - I've had some bad experiences - So I prefer to spend a few bucks more and visit a local store where the advise is instant, free and delivered with a smile. I suggest stopping in and giving them a try - Nice shop, clean and in a neighborhood where you can feel safe parking your car ;-)
__label__1 I have to agree with the others that this place kind of sucks.  Reading one of the reviews is an attack on a client concretes the fact that the event coordinators are unprofessional.  I guess if you were throwing your own event it could be cool depending on how much it costs to rent the place out, but I would definitely look at other places as well.\n\nI went to see a couple bands there one night.  They were great but the sound wasn't really tailored for bands I guess as it kind seemed to bounce off the walls.\n\nThe bartender wasn't quite as rude as the other reviews insinuate but she wasn't necessarily friendly either.\n\nIts dark inside and nothing special.
__label__0 The only place you can drink beer is inside this little pen, like I'm a damn bull. The beer choices they have are terrible, only two. The beer they do have tastes terrible. Cash only for the beer. Cash only for the parking. Terrible cellular signal. What a dump.
__label__2 Spicy Chicken Sandwich Deluxe, well for fast food it is better than Wendy's Spicy Chicken Sandwich taking over the fast food crown\n\nYou could do a lot worse fast food wise
__label__4 I love everything about this Chick-Fil-A! The food is good, staff is friendly and fast, restaurant is clean, and just a great overall dining experience! Not all fast food restaurants are equal and this Chick-Fil-A is clearly going the extra mile to serve great food and give an all around enjoyable experience. Highly recommend it!
__label__1 For my birthday, I wanted sushi. We decided to try a new place. I had found Tokyo Boys on here, and it looked promising, so we gave it a try.\n\nWe were seated and given menus immediately. The selection wasn't great, but the prices were decent. Full rolls ranging from 4.99 to 15, with options to deep fry or bake for 2 dollars more. \n\nThe service was not good. We sat for 30 minutes before the server came back for beverage order. We informed him then that we were ready to order our food. He said okay and rushed off. 10 minutes later we still hadn't been waited on. We had to grab him again and finally he sent over the female waitress to take our order. The best part is, we were one of maybe 4 or 5 tables in the whole place being served. There was a group of 10 next to us being served actively, food, beverage, and bottles of sake. I hate to say it, but to me it seemed they were more interested in them because a) they were spending a lot of money and b)the racial difference, they were laughing and speaking in japanese, and maybe they were regulars? It just really seemed they didn't care about us because of a racial difference. \n\nAs far as the food goes, it was delicious. I got two rolls that were both pretty satisfying. Even the iced tea was delicious (I'm picky about my iced tea). Unfortuneately, the food wasn't enough to trump the terrible service.\n\n1 star for service, 4 stars for food, so I averaged 2 stars. I won't be returning.
__label__4 O M G this place deserves so much more attention than it's actually getting! \n\nI came here after a tiring canoe trip, and this was the perfect treat. I sort of had in mind that I wanted a paleta (Mexican for popsicle) coming here, but as soon as I saw what everyone else was coming here for, I knew I want to the chamoyada. Definitely go for the large size. You get to choose three of their water based Mexican ice cream (mango, spicy mango, lime, tamarind, or guava). The cup is coated with a chile sauce, with additional chile sauce and fresh squeezed lime juice between each layer. All of this gets topped off with diced mango. I chose spicy mango, tamarind, and guava for my cup. Guava is SOOOO good. \n\nI'm obsessed with this place and their chamoyada now. We came back four days later at lunch time. The second time we went, it was empty so we got a chance to chat with the owner. Really friendly guy. He mentioned not investing in advertising at all, but this place is really a gem and deserves word of mouth advertising.
__label__2 This review is not meant to pan Crab Corner, but help it a bit. The food is good for the Eastern Ave. location that is more reminiscent of Eastern Ave. in Essex, but with the new location that is a bit more like Cockeysville or Reisterstown. A better location with hopefully better food. This review is also the culmination of about 10 visits over a few months. \n\nFirst of all the crabs are good. It's great to have a bit of home in Vegas but your staple can't carry the entire business. Let's look at some of the other food. The crab dip is horrendous in style and presentation. It's small French bread slices with the crab dip on the toasted bread. It needs to be a hot creamy bowl that the warm French bread is dipped into presented on a seperate basket on the side...that's how it's been every time I've ordered it in Bal'mer. Every time I order it I feel a bit cheated. \n\nI don't always have time to order the crabs and when taking a client there for lunch have to order off the limited menu. I end up with the shrimp salad sandwich because it's quick and easy. However, every time I order it's described as 'large spiced shrimp' and I always get it and feel cheated yet again. They are quite small and not up to normal Baltimore restaurant size (or at least what I'm use to from Little Lou's). They could be a bit bigger and offer a choice of buns like a roll since small shrimp are hard to eat on a sandwich roll in an earth-like gravity. \n\nThe steamer sampler is good, however the crabs are female (I NEVER eat females as they decrease the population) and feel it should be mentioned on the menu before ordering. I would like to see a choice of sauces like Bertha's. You can be Bal'mer style without directly copying. \n\nOK, with the menu choices are kinda lax. I would like to see burgers and local favorites like crab burger or hot & Bleu burger.\n\nI know you can't get Boh, but would like to see more local Beers like Dogfish Head IPA. It's a crab staple in MD and readily available here. \n\nI hope to see Crab Corner improve as it grows.
__label__0 Fuck. This. Place.\n\nI bought two Amazon Local gift certificates to use here. The first visit, we weren't brought any silverware or condiments. After five minutes of our food sitting getting cold, I had to walk up to the server station and fetch them myself. No one refilled our drinks the entire time. The signature crab stew was bitter and nasty. The steamed blue crabs are a ridiculous ripoff. What little meat they contain sticks to the shell and shreds apart making it maddeningly impossible to eat.\n\nAfter that lovely meal, we still had another gift certificate so we gave them another chance. This time we were looking to sample the crab cakes. After not being greeted by the hostess and having to initiate contact, we finally were seated. And there we sat, ignored, for 35 minutes before the jackass waiter approached our table. With no eye contact, the first words out of his mouth were, \"So you ready?\" We stood up and walked out.
__label__0 The effin service sucks!! All 3 servers were rude, never smiled and when I would ask for something they would just walk away.. I would never come back to this place.. Crab is so salty n what I said b4 SERVICE SUCKS!!!!
__label__4 This place is the nicest place I've seen/been to. Their house flavor Beechin is the best flavor I've tested yet anywhere. Very, very GREAT customer service and average prices....\n\nAny issues I've had, they've fixed. Any questions I've had, they've answered. \n\nBest vape spot in my area, and I've been to them all. Only spot I goto since I've found them...\n\nA+ cleanliness\nA+ service\nA+ product\nA prices\n\nEveryone is great here!!!
__label__4 I stopped by to check this place out, maybe get some juice, ended up leaving with the provari kit (too good of a deal to pass up) and a bottle of juice custom made by the sales person helping me. \nIf you haven't been here yet you are missing out. Great selection, great prices, and great customer service!
__label__4 Love this place, has great equipment and flavors! And great customer service. Everyone is so helpful and the staff knows what they are talking about and the place is very clean
__label__3 This place is solid. It's not in the same league as Two Sisters Thai or Sala Thai in Phoenix (and I wouldn't call the flavors \"exceptional\" as other reviewers have - I would call them slightly above average), but I go there regularly since it's close to where I live. It's more authentic than a lot of the trendy Asian restaurants in Scottsdale, so that's a plus. One caveat: if you walk in and more than half of the tables are full, LEAVE. This place is not equipped to deal with a full house.
__label__0 I'm still on a journey to find my new nail place that's closer to home. I tried this place based on the amazon reviews, I found a coupon for a $23.99 gel mani, it was on my way home from work & they were able to takes that same day. I called ahead  & scheduled a 5pm appt, on a Thursday. I showed up 20min early (my errands didn't take as long as I was expecting) so didn't mind waiting. \n\nIt was now 5:03p & I was still waiting (5 appt, not a big deal). But then, a regular came in after me (they greeted each other by name). She sat by me for a few minutes, then was taken to start her mani before me! Finally at 5:15p, the lady (seemed like the owner) took me to a seat to start the process to remove my gel polish. I'm not big on talking while getting my nails done, but she didn't say 1 word to me. And she made feel like I was an inconvenience to her (even if I was, I'm paying you money to run your business). So after putting the tinfoil on, she said I'll wait 5minutes, that's standard. \n\nFinally, around 5:32 (15 min later) another girl, Jessica greeted me, apologized for the wait, & began. She gave me a small water bottle, cleaned her tools in barbacide, thanked me for waiting & did my mani. Jessica was sweet & the highlight of my trip.  Although, I am not satisfied with my French tip mani I received... We met at the register & I handed her her the coupon. Because I received French tip I assumed they would honor the \"gel mani coupon\" but add an additional fee. Jessica spoke to the lady I assumed is an owner (the 1 who started to remove my gel). Jessica then told me they cannot accept the coupon & had to pay full price. Did I mention no where on that coupon does it list any restrictions?\n\nThe time was now 6:40p, 2 hours after I arrived, 1 h 40m after my appt time, I just wanted to go home so didn't argue. So, NO, I will never go back. It's a cute, small, clean place. But not only did I have a horrible 1st impression, it wasn't a good job. The polish didn't cover my full nail (looks as if some of my nails already 'grew out'), the white isn't even (looks like some areas are missing a coat), & there's a white cloudiness in some areas of my nails that are supposed to be the 'natural' color. \n\nI'm glad majority of people love this place. But my 1st impression was so poor, Pretty Little Nails is not getting a 2nd chance with me.
__label__4 Ok. So today was my first day coming to this place after having horrible experiences at other nail salons and all I can say is that. This salon was amazing. they did my nails exactly like I wanted them . Staff was super nice. I walked away happy and I have officially made this my nail salon place :)
__label__2 I bought a groupon to try this studio and style of yoga because my friend, Dray Gardner, is one of the instructors.  This style of yoga is challenging but a lot of fun. Dray is an amazing instructor.  I'd highly reccomend taking a class with him.  The studio is very nice looking, but there are several things about it that made me not want to purchase more classes once my groupon expired.\n\nFirst off, the locker rooms have no lockers.  All they offer are a few little unsecured cupboards for your belongings.  The shower curtain hooks are terrible because they're too small for the rod, thus the curtain doesn't easily glide open and close.\n\nThe studio has one large classroom that features three walls lined with mirrors, which is essential to yoga practice.  Typically, yoga studios have two mirrors, but three makes it a lot nicer.  Now, the biggest problem I have with the classroom is the floor.  It's laminate.  I understand that laminate floors are easy to clean, but topped with sweat and high humidity, it's extremely dangerous.  Before the start of my first class, Dray slipped and nearly fell as he walked into class.  The floor is starting to peel back in the back left corner.\n\nAll in all, Sumits style yoga is wonderful.  This studio just needs to reconsider some functionalities before I would consider returning.
__label__2 I'm going to give social a 3 and heres why. the food here was good, actually everything we ordered was good, so no issue there. However, the space itself is pretty jenky for being brand new, the entrance is in the way of the waiter traffic, the layout make you feel like you may never see your server again, and to top it all off they have exposed refrigerator, with a slight bit more care, or through hiring a decent design organization this place could be awesome, but much like the rest of bakery square this place seems not quite done
__label__1 I really wanted to like Social, I really did, yet while they have a great space, both the service and food was lacking.  I stopped by here this past Tuesday evening with my fiance and two other dining companions. My fiance and I had been looking forward to coming here since we noticed that it opened.  From the street it looked like a fun place and the same could be said whenever we walked up to it.  Outside of the restaurant is some patio seating and a ping pong table while the inside has a dominating bar in the middle with seating around the outside.  There is a lot of open space though and so it feels quite large.\n\nAfter looking at the menu I was having a hard time making a decision as to what I wanted for dinner.  This night I was not in a mood for a sandwich which pretty much left me the options of having a salad or a pizza.  They did have an interesting concept for the salad though where you could make your own.  They had a pad of paper and you could pick the toppings that you wanted on the pad and give it to the server.  I ended up passing on that as it seemed too pricey and ultimately went with a large Pierogie Pizza.  Whenever it came out my first though was that the name was misleading as the pizza had cheese, some onions, scallions, some potato pieces that reminded me of home fries, only a bit larger, and pancetta.  Granted I know that in its simplest form a pierogie is potato, dough and topped with onions but I still think they would be better off to call this a loaded baked potato pizza as that resemblance is much stronger.  No matter what it was called, I can't say that I enjoyed it too much though.  The crust was at least done right as it was a little crispy and had a good taste to it.  The sauce was MIA and I honestly couldn't tell if there was any of the garlic oil that was mentioned on the menu on my pizza.  Finally the toppings were good although not exactly what I had been expecting with the caramelized onions being my favorite part.  Beyond the food I have two other things to note about our experience.  The first is that our waitress was slooow.  I understand that she had tables both inside and outside (poor decision by the manager?) but she went missing for long periods at times which made it difficult to order extra drinks.  The second item is that one of our dining companions had a quite large and sharp piece of a walnut shell in her salad.  She bit into it and hurt one of her teeth pretty good on it.  We were not looking for a free meal or anything from it and pointed it out to the waitress who said something like \"Ohh\".  Awesome, we just wanted you to let the kitchen know so that they could be more careful.\n\nThe bottom line for me is that I might head back here again in the future but certainly not for food.  Both the service and the food disappointed me and while I did not order any of their drinks, they have a nice list and I was eying them up and imagine that I could enjoy one in the environment that Social has.
__label__4 Awesome food. I love the atmosphere. Wasn't sure what to expect when they announced it was going in, but they've exceeded my expectations. My favorites so far are the cauliflower bites and the meatball sliders. \n\nThey also have some sweet high tech additions to the bar including charging ports below the bar for your phone, a jukebox you can control from your phone, and dartboards that allow you to play against someone across the world. Cool place. \n\nThe owners are cool too, very friendly and awesome. I work across the street and it's great to have the smell of a burger cooking outside once and a while!
__label__4 Went for dinner and drinks. Great patio, really good drinks,  and we all really enjoyed our meals. The crowd and vibe were fun. We will definitely be back. Check out the house made turkey burger and nightly drink specials.
__label__3 First of all, it is in East Liberty, Bakery Square--not Shadyside!  Give credit where credit is due!!  \n\nWe had an hour to kill so we stopped in on a Friday night about 9:00.  Hubby and I were able to sit at the bar, several open tables around.  Nice crowd of people, mostly couples.  Ordered the stuffed peppers--they were delish!  Each of us had two drinks, I had a berry mojito for $9, and although I could not taste the alcohol, it was yummy.  Hubby had two Guinesses.  Overall, prices are comparable to what you pay in the rest of the city, bartenders were very friendly, I'm sure we will be back.  I would not say this would be a destination for us (mostly because of the parking in Bakery Square), but it is a nice \"lay-over.\"
__label__2 Meh, the service was fine, the ambiance is there, the girl across from me was pretty, but the food is truly mediocre. I had the fig prosciutto flat bread pizza and I had difficulty finding any prosciutto. Not seasoned very well, my pizza supposedly fired in a wood fired oven had no hint of smokiness and sauce was almost nonexistent. \n\nThis restaurant will not last if they can't bring BIG flavors to the table. \nThree stars for ambiance and service only.
__label__1 The best thing to say is that the waitstaff is polite.  Mediocre food.  Overpriced for menu options.  If you have to eat here, buy a beer.  It will make the food better.  I ordered a quesadilla (steak) with a side of guacamole and a Coca Cola.  My soda was so anemic looking I thought it was weak tea.  I was never offered a refill.  The quesadilla looked great, despite the nearly two dollar guacamole only containing a tablespoon of guacamole.  The dried and shriveled green onion garnish was unneeded.  After attempting to eat the quesadilla, I discovered that despite the attractive appearance, the filling to cheese ratio was horrible and the entire thing fell apart and had to be eaten by fork.  The steak filling was overdone to the point of being inedible and the corn and black bean relish they put in it just made the small bit of cheese coagulate in a grainy mess.  Save yourself the money and just pick up food at Burger King.
__label__2 Good pizza, though overpriced.\n\nFirst of all, in my humble opinion the best pizza for the dollar is at Costco, and the best $20 pizza is at Nello's.  That said, I was interested in trying Zzeek's as they advertised that they were not a franchise, so I figure I'd try it and give the little guy a chance.  I ordered a 16-inch Deluxe ($19.99) for pickup, and it was ready in 15 - 20 minutes, about normal for pizza these days.  The toppings were fresh, the sauce tasty, the bread good and yeasty.  All in all it was a good pie, not the best but tolerable.  It was better than the $10 Costco combo, but not close to the Nello's combo.  It was a decent pizza for $14, but certainly not $20.
__label__4 On behalf of the Lil Saints 12U girls softball team, I would like to thank Zzeeks for their continued support of our girls throughout this season. You have helped our team raise funds through fundraisers & it's greatly appreciated! Zzeeks will continue to be our team hang out & a true family favorite. Thanks again Zzeeks!!
__label__2 It is pretty neat to make your pizza or salad to order. Most of the toppings are good but, the meat selections are not so great and the place is a little pricey.  The pizza is good but the salad was just okay I kinda miss Neapolitan.
__label__4 Love their pizza!!! Always fresh & made to order!  Try the warm chocolate chip cookie with ice cream :)
__label__4 This chocolate shop is quite simply the best, and a must visit not only for yourself (yes they give free samples), but also any special person in your life that you can't figure out what to get, but your present needs to say that they are simply worth and deserving of the best!\n\nFor those not in the know, Belgium chocolate is the best bar none. Yes, that right better that Swiss, German and even my favorite English, but that's only because I'm British and grew up on the stuff. That said, any serious European will tell you that Belgium chocolate is the best and what you buy for that special person in your life whether it's your spouse, mother, grandmother and/or any man or woman that you need to impress.\n\nHeads up, they currently offer a 5 percent discount off your next purchase with your receipt. Also you can have dinner at 5th and Wine around the corner as their chocolate is on the dessert menu. I recommend eating fast, because you are going to want to get more chocolate before you head home.
__label__0 I was staying in the neighborhood, and decided to give the place a whirl.  \n\nUpon entering the smell of smoke was really strong, but found a place near the door where it did not seem so bad.  \n\nI was cheerfully met by the server, who was pleasant, but requested that I order everything by numbers, instead of the foods name.  No problem, I agreed.  \n\nI ordered the Octopus and Caesar salad with anchovies.  The salad was really good, the octopus was past chilled, and frozen.  I brushed this off, and ordered the escargot and a glass of zinfandel.  Well, after a few minutes, both showed up, and the zinfandel was a pink one that was cold, so a white or pink zinfandel or some sort of nasty swill, which I tried to get my server's attention, which I waited for for around 10 minutes, and finally walked to the bar to get a glass of red.  \n\nI finished the wine and my escargot, which were OK.  Then the disturbing part began.  I was watching the end of Monday Night football, when I glanced over at the bar and noticed a patron's scrotum hanging out of his underwear while he was stumbling around.  Maybe in Vegas this is acceptable, but somehow in my opinion this mixed with tapas does not jibe.  I was grossed out, and could not leave the place fast enough, and I waited, and waited while trying to make eye contact with my lack of server, who finally signaled to me from afar whether I wanted my bill, which I obviously did, and she obliged.  She then said he had dementia, which I called BS on.  He was drunker than cooter brown, as he had to be helped to get his pants back on.  He was not the only person in here that was plastered, as I noticed many other people stumble by.\n\nMaybe I am wrong, but tapas and a smoking bar full of slot machines and drunks does not really match.  You could not pay me to go into this place again, as it was more than the sad display I witnessed at the end, it was a place that wreaked of smoke, where you are trying to have a nice meal.  If they do not want to alienate their loyal clientele, they should serve tater tots, and spam as when you are that messed up, something that soaks up booze when the staff is clearing over serving the customers would be adequate for their clientele.  \n\nEnter at your own risk......
__label__4 I decided we should get a professional to come check our airflow issues on our second floor and tuneup our furnace. We were pretty confused by our duct system and weren't sure about what went where. \n\nSo glad I called Rudy Cools! Our technician was Charles and he was right on time and very professional. As he performed the tuneup, he discovered our heat pump wasn't working. After some discussion, Charles figured our new thermostat wasn't compatible and recommended we test the original one that came with the house. \n\nThanks to Charles, we discovered that we purchased the wrong thermostat for our system. He also showed us how the airflow worked and explained how to regulate the temperatures for each floor. We really appreciated him educating us on our system. \n\nAnother plus is that their technicians are not working on commission so there's no pressuring you to about additional repairs or even services that you may be able to do yourself. \n\nRudy Cools cools will definitely be our resource for any HVAC needs in the future.
__label__1 The food was over 20 minutes late, cold and subpar. They get 2 stars for being cheap. Will not order again with so many other places to choose from. Plenty of mixed reviews so this place must be hit or miss. It was a miss for me.
__label__0 Stay away from this restaurant!.  Their food is loaded with grease, fat and soy sauce.  The most disgusting Chinese food I have ever eaten.  The only thing they do well is tape unwanted flyers/menus on resident's doors, no matter how many times you ask them to stop.
__label__0 I was so excited after a trip to NYC to learn that there was a place offering a Kronut in Charlotte. The flaky, buttery, layered goodness of a Kronut was in my home town!\n\nTHIS WAS NOT THE CASE. It was essentially a undercooked croissant, that was somehow dry on the outside, rolled in cinnamon and sugar. Nothing flaky about it. It wasn't even circular! Charlotte is just going to have to wait for another bakery to step up and make a Kronut the way it was intended.
__label__0 Joined during their promotion to turn in your fob from another gym and they waive some fees.  I did that, turning in my fob from a larger gym just down the street.  Less amenities but not as crowded.  Class schedules were limited but I figured it was just because they were under new management and didn't have a lot of members.  Probably would have given it a 4 at that stage.  \n\nFound out less than a month after signing up that I was assigned to an project that took me out of state every week.  Went in to cancel, understanding that I had to give 30 days, but was told I couldn't cancel without a manager and there wasn't a manager on site and that only Managers had access to the cancellation form - I supposed so they can try and talk me out of canceling.  I asked when a manager would be in and rearranged my schedule to return.  Guess what, no manager.  Now another week has gone by and the 30 days notice is still required.  I agreed to try one more time and still no manager.  At this stage I wasn't sure a manager even existed.  On the third attempt and 16 days after I first attempted to cancel, I told the front desk that I was unacceptable that they weren't letting me cancel and wrote out my own cancellation notice and left it with her.  \n\nAnd then the collection calls started.  I explained and explained but no one cared.  I went to the location again and on the 5 attempt, stumbled upon a manager.  She told me I couldn't cancel with a past due.  I explained my problem.  She said sorry.  I paid for the additional month that I owed as part of my 30 days notice. I'm not trying to cheat them, just have them follow their end of the contract.  I refuse to pay the rest,  Let them report to a credit agency.  They will get more bad press than just this post.  Ask them to give you the cancellation form when you sign up.  At least you'll be prepared in the event you decide to cancel.  Too bad because I'd have re-joined after my project ended, but have gone back to my original gym.
__label__0 ATTENTION::\nI was overbilled 2x n a month., I payed 1st & last month already.  , dont get fooled w/their 9$ special. I will never recommend this facilities to everyone.  They billed me 39$ for their maintenance watsoever. MANAGER doesn't know wat is  costumer service...
__label__0 Paid $18 (including tax and tip) for the worst beef teriyaki (lunch special) on the planet. The miso soup was basically just salt water.
__label__1 Well where do I start?? I am a huge fan of pretty much any good Mexican food, but this place was a huge let down. I went with my fianc\u00e9 she ordered the street tacos and I decided to try the burrito because I was a little hungry, we also decide to order some chips and guacamole. The portions were small and overall very over priced. \n\nHere is a breakdown on the food. \n\nGuacamole and chips- the chips were stale and the guacamole was not that good. Not to mention the portions were small. \n\nBurrito-very small but had ok flavor \n\nStreet Tacos- very small with a very limited about of meat on each of them not to mention that the meat was cold and lacked real goof flavor. Only one taco was good I don't remember which one other then it had pink meat. \n\nDon't plan on going back.
__label__2 Food is great but service is terrible. This is one of my favorite restaurants, but this location doesn't make the grade. Waited 15 minutes in an empty restaurant at 1:30 for a bean burrito to go. Seriously...
__label__4 I hired Skyler and the Myriad team for their Real Estate Investment advisory services and it continues to put a positive cash flow in my bank every month!! I knew I wanted to invest in real estate but there were so many different options and opinions. It seemed like everyone I talked to was their own personal expert and quite frankly it was overwhelming and stressful. Skyler and his team were a breath of fresh air! These guys were young but experienced. Smart but fun! And most importantly, they were laser focused on producing results. They helped me analyze my current situation, understand the risks and rewards with different real estate investment scenarios and most importantly, taught me how to understand the numbers. It made me look at real estate in an entirely new way, \"passive income!\" My recommendation? Use them today, or regret not doing it tomorrow.
__label__4 Very Ono! We ate Kalua Pig tacos, Huli Huli Chicken Burritos & Pulehu Beef Bowl.  Makes me feel like home. Definitely recommend!
__label__2 Island style Chipotle is the accurate description of this place...but perhaps with a little less organization compared to its corporate counterpart.  Okay, so I ended up ordering a quesadilla with kahlua pork and asked to have an adult size version of it.  I had to correct them twice that I would like meat in it when I was ordering.  When it arrived at the table, it was a tad bit greasy and the meat was all smushed to one side and not evenly spread out.  Also the exterior was soggy due to it being cooked in wrapped foil...I like my quesadillas to have a nice crunch on the exterior.  The flavor of the kahlua was good, but they also failed to give me any fixings like sour cream or guac to accompany the quesadilla.  My fiance ordered the 3 taco combo and I must say that looked more delicious than my order.  He tried the huli huli chicken, mahi mahi, and the kahlua pig and his tacos were overflowing with guac/sour cream/salsa.  As I was in line waiting for our order, I heard the lady behind me say loudly, \"kinda stingy with the meat, eh.\"  I turned to see what she was ordering and they put the two smallest pieces of fish I've ever seen in her rice bowl....eek!  If you are looking for value go with the tacos instead of the rice bowl...because she was right, they are stingy!  The coconut chocolate bark was just okay in my mind, but I'm not a big sweets person and this is SWEET! Overall, I'd give them another try since the samples I had of the other meats were delicious.  I probably wouldn't order the quesadilla again and probably won't order the rice bowl unless I feel like being a semi-vegetarian that day.
__label__4 almost like chipotle, but better. same format but you get legit hawaiian meats like huli hulu chicken, and fried fish. their sesame vinaigrette is so good! and the chocolate coconut bars were tasty too. highly recommend this place. \n\nif you're looking for super authentic hawaiian food, this place is NOT IT. but it is a good mix of chipotle with an island swag. \n\nobviously, services is friendly as well. they're from hawaii! mahalo, braddah!
__label__3 Great quick place to grab some fresh Haw-exican food. Many combinations for meat eaters and non. Usually do drive thru. They are fast and extremely friendly. Usually get the steak tacos or pork salad bowl w tomato onion salsa. Skip the rice, as you won't be needing it here!  Love they have cabbage as an option and the jalape\u00f1os are fresh, not canned garbage. Rock on Braddah's!
__label__2 We made another lunch stop at Braddah's Island Style on our most recent vacation and once again shared a Kalua pig burrito with seaweed rice, black beans, charred pineapple verde, lettuce and tomato. Even though management committed the unpardonable sin of running out of cilantro, our burrito were still very good. The staff seemed less friendly or engaged than on our first visit just 6 months ago.  For example, no samples were offered, tables had not been bussed, and bottles of sauce were not put out until a good 10 minutes after a customer made the request.  A rating of 3.5 would be most appropriate.
__label__0 iwill preface this review by saying my boyfriend and I have watched this business grow and are frequent flyers of Braddahs at all of their locations. \n\nOn more than one occasion my boyfriend will order the burrito from here and there is one particular individual who puts the burrito together and wraps it terribly. I don't know about you guys but when I get a burrito I would like all the fillings to be in every bite. I don't expect perfection because burritos are just amazing but imagine only getting a mouthful of rice or worse eating half of your burrito and realizing that there is no more meat for the other half of your burrito because it was all on one side of the burrito. \n\nSomething else.... I know avocados are expensive but if you are going to charge me $2.50 for guacamole please don't give me the smallest amount of guacamole you possibly can. I had to order extra guacamole on the side even then they didn't even fill the small container up. They did at first then scooped the guacamole out so it was more hollow in the center. Maybe I'm just used to Chipotle and expect the whole container to be full. \n\nHear our plea, Braddahs! We love you and love your food. The atmosphere and the food are what keeps us coming back. But for those who are interested the location on Maryland parkway is amazing and very consistent. \n\nP.S The young ladies that work at all of your locations are amazing.
__label__4 I visited with some friends and one of the servers had an attitude whilst serving us. He got food and drinks wrong, but didn't really seem to care that it impacted our experience. An email to the owners proved this business cares about its customers and their experiences. I would not hesitate to return again.\n\nFood is really good and you should try this place.
__label__2 This hurt; but 3 stars is being generous.  Don't get me wrong, their food is great, but I spent 45 minutes waiting for my to-go lunch today; and when I walked in the door there were only 3 other people seated.
__label__1 I finally gave Short Leash another try.\n\nI was on my way to the airport one morning and needed to get some breakfast/lunch.\n\nOriginally, I was planning on going to Matt's, but (of course) it was extremely busy and chaotic.\n\nSince Short Leash was only a few blocks away, I decided to give them a shot.\n\nWhat a mistake that was.\n\nFirst of all, why does it feel like they have no air conditioning?  I'm always so f**king hot in this place.  Blah.  When I'm eating food, I don't like to be sweating.\n\nI wanted to try a few of their breakfast items, so I chose their version of breakfast dogs, which is essentially brats/sausages dipped in batter and deep fried.  \n\nThis dish came with a tiny thimble of maple syrup and a European espresso cup filled with fried, crispy home fries.  I didn't mind that they were nearly unrecognizable due to being overly fried.  They were seasoned well and adequately compensated for the miserable breakfast corn dog.  \n\nWhen I bit into the \"breakfast dog,\" it immediately began to separate into two unique meals: an unappealing and seemingly undercooked, pale brat/sausage and a soft, pancake-like batter that had been deep fried until it loosely wrapped itself around said meat-on-a-stick.\n\nBlech.  They serve you two of these things for about $8.00.  I took a few bites and decided that the remainder should deservedly be tossed in the garbage.\n\nFor the second item, I chose their version of \"chicken and waffles,\" which is a misleading title, because it doesn't represent the traditional meal.\n\nInstead, Short Leash serves you a large, dense waffle that has been daintily topped with minuscule amounts of syrup and butter, sliced in four separate pieces, and arranged messily next to a fried habanero chicken sausage.\n\nWith this dish, I enjoyed the chicken sausage, though it was a little too spicy.  Why the hell would anyone think that it's a good idea to put habanero peppers inside a sausage?  Why not just keep things simple and flavorful?  When I'm eating breakfast, I don't want to feel like I am participating in a spicy foods contest.\n\nThe waffle was another story.  To put it bluntly, it was awful.  It was everything you don't want a waffle to be: thick, dense, heavy, rubbery...   It would have served as an excellent flotation device, because it didn't appear to be capable of soaking up ANY liquid, creating miniscule pools of butter and syrup on the surface.  Meanwhile, the waffle just smugly sat there on my plate, daring me to take another bite.  \n\nFortunately, I prevailed and resisted further attempts to digest this seat cushion.\n\nHonestly, folks, I don't know why you like this place.  Nothing about it is enjoyable, except for the cute waitress.\n\nIt's overpriced, the food is mediocre, and the interior temperature is always at an uncomfortable level.\n\nWhy keep going back here and continue giving this place rave reviews?  Obviously, I don't get it, but I'm not going to punish myself anymore.\n\nThese Dogs should definitely be kept on a Short Leash and not allowed to roam free, unleashing their disastrous culinary creations on unsuspecting patrons.\n\nA sign should be posted out front that reads: \"Beware of Dog.\"
__label__0 Let me begin by saying I'm totally disappointed and outraged at the aftercare, customer care, quality of work and Mark!!!!!!!! My problem is Mark and the fact that I called to make them aware that my hard top convertible will not work(this is after they just fixed my trunk, and replacing parts and the wiring system and lots of other stuff, that's all tired in to my convertible mechanisms). Mark wanted to engage in an argument and basically insinuate to me that it was something I did. \nGood year had previously repaired my trunk, which is my convertible, being that the hood folds into it. When i asked to bring my car back so they can look at my car and fix my convertible he told me, \" We don't do convertibles,\" I then said to Mark, why did you bother with my car to begin with, bcz my trunk is my convertible.. It's all tied in together? He then elevated his voice and basically told me to get off his line and call my warranty company...... Now that they've gotten their $$$$ what do they care now!!!!! \n\nLet me state this, I'm a single woman, I don't know much about repairing a car, but I know a lot about customer service and quality care. When your customers trust you, we become repeat customers because you stand behind your work and reputation. I don't blame the company Goodyear,  just some of the people it employs. \n\nEnd result... I am taking my car to the dealer to be repaired.... I've tried local repair shops and the customer care and quality of work is simply unacceptable!!!!! \n\nI am a hard critic. If you claim to be the best at what you do.... I expect no less. Not once did I call Goodyear screaming and yelling or rude to them at any time. I could write more of my experience, but I will leave it at this..
__label__2 HATE  Nothing.\n\nDISLIKE  Female server lacked personality, didn't check on me except to bring me my food or water, and gave me my bill without even suggesting dessert. Cook forgot to make an item I ordered, and she didn't even notice!\n\nLIKE  The curry. The loco moco. The different sides and toppings. The desserts.\n\nLOVE  Nothing.
__label__2 The salad dressing was good, greens a little bitter but in was okay with that.  The curry is a good japanese style curry.  If you are looking for an exact replica of CoCo Ichibanya, you should keep looking.
__label__2 Lol I got like five pieces of meat blocks and a ton of rice and curry.  \nCould be better.
__label__0 Horrible, horrible Honda service. I went in with questions because a strange light kept coming on in my car. When I showed up, they were plain rude. Basically told me that my tires just needed air and they refused to check them because \"too many\" people are having the same issue. Gee, if too many people are having the same issue, don't you think you might want to take a closer look? These men never even got off the chair, let alone take a peek at my vehicle.\n\nThe second time I went to inquire about my lease turn-in, it was the same RUDENESS. The salesmen acted as if I was wasting their time. They could not answer one of my questions. I even asked to speak with a manager. He was less than impressive and stood by the doorway trying to rush me out. \n\nI will NEVER do service with this Honda dealership. They really need to get their staff  some serious training in basic customer service!
__label__0 Worse place ever and I don't even know where to start.\nThe service was not on par when I had my warrenty and they basicly command me to give them a 100% rating or they had to haress me more and ask me why it is not 100% rating.\nI had an accident near the end of my service period and that lighted my engine light on, they simply turned it off and told me it is fine.\nMy warrenty was off and now it cost me 3000 dollars to fix my car and LISTEN TO THIS. I COULD DO THIS SERVICE FOR 1000 DOLLARS ANYWHERE ON THE FUCKING PLANET BUT THEY LIED TO ME ABOUT HOW IT CAN ONLY BE DONE AT THEIR PLACE AND CHARGED ME OVER 3000 DOLLARS AND THE PROBLEM IS NOT EVEN FIXED. So yes, 3000 dollars for a lesson of never using this crappy place again.\n\n\nP.S. They called me and asked me if I want to buy another car from them, and the answer was hell no.
__label__0 We'll I was interested in trying a new burger and after driving by this place a few times figured I'd give it a shot.  Ordered a single chili cheeseburger got a regular cheeseburger.  The bun was soggy from the tomatoes and possibly the pickle as well.  So I took those off and it went down, pickles were the most memorable thing about the burger, pretty sad.  Also got the chili cheese fries or so I thought I got a Shyte colored paste resembling well diarrhea but thicker and pastier if that is a word.
__label__1 All Chilli and no dog... Not like the ones in LA at all!
__label__2 I give this Tommy's 3 stars only because it was clean and the employees are nice. We didn't care for the food at all. Maybe when back when we were kids or teens this food would have been better.
__label__0 I was excited to try this after hearing the excitement from other people that \"Tommy's is coming to Vegas!!!\" After a short description that included \"the chili is kind of like Hormel\", I was in. I've always kind of liked Hormel chili, but I also always thought it to be the lowest possible standard for chili. Tommy's has lowered the bar. \n\nThe chili is a weird sticky/greasy concoction that they dump on everything. It barely tastes like anything... They give samples to everyone before they order, I think because they KNOW it's horrible and most people will hate it. \n\nEven after the bad sample, I got a chili cheeseburger, hoping it would work in its home environment. It didn't.
__label__2 Good pizza, cool music, friendly service in a cozy atmosphere with reasonable prices and with awesome patrons. The menu was full of variety I would recommend for family and friends or that special someone for a fun night out!!!
__label__1 Tried this place a couple of times too many. It's just not that great. Pizza, salads, garlic knots... none of it stands out. Wouldn't try it again even for free. Much better places out there.
__label__3 We were there this saturday and really enjoyed our evening there. Our server was awesome ; kind, profesionnal, knew his wines. Very very good service which is already enough to have me say we'll be back. \n\nThe appetizers were very good. There was a special dish inspired by the market, therefore we enjoyed a great veal carpaccio (YUM!) and a classic yet flawless burrata mozzarella appetizer (double YUM!)\n\nI was expecting to be really impressed by the pasta. Homemade, and all of them were shapes that we don't eat too often, so that was fun ! Surprisingly though, it was good yet not as much as I had hoped so. My boyfriend had the full plate of the pasta of the day and felt like it was a small portion. I had tons of seafood in mine which made up for the sauce which I felt was a little underwhelming. However, don't get me wrong, it was still really tasty. You can tell how fresh their food is. Really.\n\nThe cheese plate was a bit of a bummer. We didn't get how and why a cheese platter could include a huge portion of parmesan. BUT the caciocavallo and the gorgonzala themselves were more than enough. The servings were huge and the price really reasonable !\n\nDesert was PER-FECT. And so was the wine !!\n\nIt's a place to try. Nice ambiance, awesome service and very cute decor. \nAround 50$ per person, before wine + tips. \n\nYou should go !
__label__1 New location near my office in Scottsdale. We ordered 3 items for to-go lunch, fried egg plant, Chili Chicken and Shrimp Szechwan style.  All 3 were swimning in gooey sauces.  Two of the sauces tasted identical.  Eggplant was good, but there were only few pieces and it was smothered in dark sauces.  Not sure why all are so soupy?  \n\nReading from all the reviews here, I wonder if I went to the same Inchin's Bamboo Garden?  What's Indo-Chinese?  I went in with open mind to try new cuisine, may be Indo-Chinese isn't for me.  May try again, though.\n\nSunny Az
__label__2 Unfortunately the only Indo-Chinese restaurant in the valley area. Ambience and decor is good. Soups are good. Food is not spicy even if you ask for extra spice. Thank God they have sauce bottles on the table. Vegetarian dishes are better than non-vegetarian dishes. Appetizers are good, non veg entrees are so-so. Little on the oily and greasy side. definitely worth going if you crave indo-Chinese food.
__label__3 Inchin's is my go-to place for a few specific dishes on their menu. If you like spicy mustard, definitely try the Spicy Mustard Paneer appetizer, it is a very innovative paneer appetizer, the presentation and the taste are super yummy! Lat Mai Paneer is another great appetizer option. \nTry Chili Garlic Noodles - Another favorite. \nDesserts - Give them a miss, not impressive. \nAmbience is fun, low-key.
__label__3 Loved it! I'm a little late trying Smashburger but it was worth the wait. I had the Mushroom Swiss burger and it was delicious! I would say it rivaled my favorite burger from Bachi Burger. The other burger we had was the Avacado club and that wasn't as good but still tasty. The meat was juicy and everything was very fresh. \n\nThe smash fries were good just wish they gave us a little bit more. I am very pleased and want to go back and try their milkshakes!
__label__3 Oh so good!  In vegas for vacation and decided one day to have a heavy lunch before hitting the strip; this sounded like it would fit the bill - and it did!\n\nI had a classic this time and can't wait to try some of the others.
__label__0 It might be time to get rid of Time Warner and Road Runner. No email service today since before 8am and they are unable to say when their problems will be fixed. It seems I am on the phone weekly asking about email and/or internet issues. The worst and least reliable service ever! After 15 years with TWC... it's time to go.
__label__4 I can't say enough good things about this vet! I used to go to another vet out in Gilbert, but needed to find a closer vet when I moved to Queen Creek. I did a ton of research because I've heard many bad things about some of the vets out here and I found Animal House through that research. They have been amazing with both of my dogs. Both vets have been the most caring, loving vets I have ever met. Dr. Anderson has frequently offered lower cost options for treatment instead of just suggesting the most expensive thing out there. She even offered a follow up visit for free after treating my over active dog for tearing his nail off. My only complaint is that the last time I was in I spent a ton of money on allergy medication and was told later by friends that other vets have suggested to use Benedryl instead of paying exponentially more for the prescription. But, I don't know if they have good reasons for that and I didn't ask so take that opinion with a grain of salt. Love them anyway and will continue to use them over and over again!
__label__1 I was so excited when they opened a b dubs in the area and wow was I let down. The wings are good of course, but the service as never been good and we have tried coming back several times hoping it would improve. This last time was the worst we went for happy hour and 20mins past happy hour time was told we would still be charged full price because the computer wasnt showing happy hour yet. Okay I get that things happen, but then we received our order and no bowls no napkins I had to flag another server down. I didn't receive a single refill on my water and even asked my server. I just cant believe that in such a busy area you wouldn't be able to find a few good servers.
__label__4 Went here three times in the span of a week, while visiting Charlotte. The food was excellent and the service was better than exceptional. These guys rock!
__label__4 I am always super happy with my hair experiences with Megan! She has been doing my hair for over a year now with perfect results every time. I posted a picture of my blond highlights so you can see what a great job she does.\n\nMegan has also been sooo easy to schedule an appointment with, not because she isn't busy, but because she will come in early or leave late to make sure I can get in to see her (I am notorious for not making an appointment until I NEED to get my hair done:)) \n\nMegan is fantastic, the new location is convenient and really comfortable and last but not least...I always have fun going in because she is a lot of fun to talk too.
__label__2 It's a nice place and pretty close to the the Jarry Metro\n\nNot too cramped for a Tuesday Night, very nice for having a group of people together.\n\nThe beer selection is very nice as well, having several Montrealer Microbrews. Had one of the stronger Ales (which tasted more like a Lambic than an Ale, but I digress) and it was a nice choice (though I'd describe it as slightly spicy)
__label__0 The previous comments are spot on. No parking, horrible management, drug dealers and nasty ppl having Alex in hot tubs. Management does not care - Hannah and other blonde manager are rude and act as if ur  an in convince. Why is it still fairways the gold course it looked over is dead and smells. Can't wait to get outta here...sleep with a gold club near ur bed
__label__0 The food is consistent with all other chipo's but the A/C is either not working or needs to be turned down!  It is always hot as @$&/ in there. Every time I ask the staff why and they have no explanation.  When I asked if other people have complained the said all the time.  It's Arizona...  Every restaurant should have a working hvac in AZ!!!
__label__4 I always like to use local companies and found Streak Patrol on Yelp.  AJ was very professional, came out the same day I called to give me quote which I was very pleased with. AJ was prompt on day of cleaning and did a AWESOME job on my outside windows.  I definitely will use Streak Patrol in future for both outside and inside window cleaning.
__label__3 Round #2 at Tony Sacco's was pretty consistent with my first visit.  On this go, I had the same server again, who recognized me and chatted briefly about business picking up some.  She was friendly and attentive again, keeping my drink filled.\n\nThe food:\nRotolis (garlic knots) - Upon ordering this, my waitress let me know that they have a smaller size of 5 knots that isn't listed on the menu.  So I ordered that with a side of the marinara.  Marinara was tasty and served smoking hot.  Rotolis arrived to the table super hot as well.  They were somewhat firm on the outside and soft and hot on the inside.  The service in the wooden bowl was a little odd, and to keep them from soaking up the butter/garlic in the bottom of the bowl, I moved them to my plate (personal preference, not a negative).  Very good!\n12\" White pizza - Traditional white pizza with the ricotta dollops on top.  The spots were a little bigger than a quarter and not gloppy, so it was quite good.  Crust was crispy, but not hard, and there were no black spots at all on this pizza.  \n\nOnce I was done, my leftovers were boxed up and I was on my way.\n\nI had about 2/3 of the pizza left over, along with 3 of the knots (I wish I had asked for some of the marinara to go with it - that was excellent!).  For reheating, I would definitely put these in the oven/toaster oven - microwave reheating makes everything soggy and not as good - but a quick trip in the oven re-heated them perfectly.\n\nI will return to try just a plain cheese pizza - and I will definitely be ordering more of the rotolis.
__label__4 Pizza was really good. Atmosphere was very nice...much better than any other pizza place in South Charlotte.
__label__3 Mark was prompt and very professional.  He explained the process he was going to use to clean the tile and carpet.  He was careful about keeping everything clean and afterwards helped dry the tile so that I could walk around easily in the house without getting it dirty or tracking the water around.  Would highly recommend!
__label__4 I purchased a deal through Groupon for a full highlight, haircut and deep conditioning treatment. Faith did a great job on my highlights! I am really happy with the way they turned out.\n\nThe Beauty Venue is in a great location, great pricing and Faith has flexible hours. I'll definitely be going back for another highlight.
__label__3 Very bomb sandwich place choose this place over Jimmy John's and Subway. The milkshakes are great you can combine two flavors of your choosing and they're very tasty! I also love how they can toaster subs through toaster to make them toasty!
__label__3 Sch\u00f6ne Location.. aber ich bin halt kein Starbucks-fan, da gibt es besseren Cafe Aber f\u00fcr die Location gibts 4 Sterne, denn dort zu sitzen und die Menschen zu beobachten macht fun :-)
__label__4 Ein sehr nettes Caf\u00e9: Top-Lage (direkt gegen\u00fcber KIT), angenehme Preise, \u00f6ffentliches WLAN und der Kaffee ist auch richtig gut.
__label__2 Trying to make a name for themselves by being the bar with the smallest carbon footprint in Edinburgh. The seats refurbed from cinemas and restaurants; the bar made from recycled suitcases and the lighting from large cleaned-out sweetie jars (two very cool touches); the walls insulated with salvaged wooden palates.\n\nThey have screens that play all the most popular sports. They have a big central bar to make the most of that cool, sit-by-the-bar-local feel without getting in other people's way. They have an abundance of seating areas now that they cleaned out the pool tables, fussball and boxing punchbags that graced (read: cluttered) the gone - but not missed - previous incarnation, Rush Bar.\n\nMost biasedly they have a card for those that frequented in the EARLY early days, that grants them 25% off all food and drink. Now I haven't sampled their food as yet (a selection of flavoured baked breads which do sound enticing) but when it comes to finding a cheap JD in town.\n\nStaff are chatty and laid back, surroundings are just the right amount of dim, and the crowd is studenty yet not in droves, meaning it's quite chilled and subdued enough to enjoy a quiet - but not too quiet - Friday night.\n\nGood venue for a chilled one or for prinkies.\n\nYup. I said that. Not sorry.
__label__3 It's my first check in, but our fourth time here! ^_^\n\nIt's a local mum and pop shoppe we like to frequent now the we've found donut shoppe whose doughnuts are not overly sweet.\n\nMornings are super busy, but service is warm and timely. \n\nWe love the old fashion sugar donuts, and their boba teas are perfect for warm and sunny day, like today.\n\nPrice is comparable to other donut shoppes in the area. But we get better service here.
__label__4 Alright so as a fan of Bosa Donuts, and seeing all the positive reviews of this place, I just had to try it.\n\nWent along and got a dozen variety of delicious donuts.  Each donut I've had so far was just scrumptious and delightful.  Hard to compare to Bosa's right now since I don't have any of theirs, but Good Donuts is definitely amazing and well worth it.
__label__3 The pizza is always great. Recommend the BBQ chicken pizza with bacon and banana peppers.
__label__0 The restaurant no longer exists.
__label__1 I read in an article that this was rated one of the top 5 pizza joints in the NATION (this was on yahoo...not an AZ article so even more intriguing) comparing with some NY and Chicago restaurants.  I was underwhelmed.  I had the wiseguy and added arugula.  The sauce and pizza as a whole was average, nothing memorable and the bites with saut\u00e9ed onions overpowered the flavor and texture of everything else.  AND they charged me $3 extra (17% increase of the $18 12' pizza as a whole) just to add a little bit of arugula on it.  I understand it's an \"extra\" but $3 for greens (not protein) that you can buy a whole bag for $1.50 for?  \n\nIn conclusion, not all it was hyped up to be in my view.  Nothing was \"wow:\" about it that makes me want to give it a second chance or believe that the article was legit.
__label__2 Service still pretty inattentive the second time around, but I sat where I could look into the kitchen and watch them make my pizza. The ingredients look fresh, including the chunks of mozzarella (as opposed to shredded). Not really my favorite style of pizza, as I like a little more cheese and sauce, but not bad. It's the only restaurant for gates C1-C9, so hey what are you gonna do?
__label__0 Ordered twice here and everything was not authentic and tooooooo salty.\nAvoid the place even you have nothing to eat at midnight.
__label__1 I guess you really, really have to be a hot dog aficionado to like this place.  We went and just thought it was over-priced hot dogs that were no better than store-bought dogs.\n\nYes, they had lots of ways to dress these bland dogs, so that must be a whau-whau for some, but seemed to us rather silly and certainly not worth the cost.\n\nTheir brats were slightly better than the regular dogs and the Italian sausages certainly the best they had to offer.  French fries were excellent, but the onion rings were greasy blobs.  Need a lot of napkins.  Note the grease on the photo below.\n\nThere is a condiment bar with pickles, jalapenos and some other things if you have not already paid a premium for one of their \"dressed\" specials.\n\nWill not go back for ourselves, but we did see a lot of grandchildren and the parents out with children.  i think that the children would find JJ's special as it is a hot dog restaurant, but not us.
__label__1 First of all, I REALLY want to like JJ's. They have a great concept, a cool and clever menu, and a good atmosphere. They seem to be really involved in the community and use and sell a lot of local products (Local Beer, King of Pops, etc.) \n\nWe have been 3 times now, and really just find it to be sub-par for our expectations. We have tried various dogs and sandwiches. Most recently, we both had the \"signature dog\" with Chili, onions, beans, bacon, jalape\u00f1os and mustard. We found the Chili and beans to be lacking in any flavor whatsoever. The bun and hot dog were high quality, and the hot dog gave that nice \"snap\" when you bit in. Despite all of those delicious sounding ingredients, we found it to be a bit pedestrian. \n\n\nWe also split a side of onion rings, which were greasy and flavorless. We each took a bite and decided to throw the rest away. \n\nOverall, just disappointed.  I hope in time, JJ's becomes the Charlotte institution that it could be.
__label__2 Visited this boba location in Summerlin location.  Female at the register was cold and \"abrasive.\"  I advised her that I wanted a hot boba, and she tried to discourage me from getting it because of the hot weather.  I advised her that the weather didn't bother me.  Two more times she tried to discourage me (without offering alternatives).\n\nI ordered a hot almond milk boba, which took about three minutes for staff to make.  I did enjoy the drink, however, but as another poster advised, the place does not feel clean.  \n\nThere are a lot of options for drinks.  I had to ask for a frequent buyer card, but this place is one that I can take or leave in comparison to other boba drink selling places in town.
__label__0 This place is really gross. The boba tastes too chalky and it's definitely not wort more than $5. Over priced. Save yourself the woe and just drive to Chinatown.
__label__4 Great spot in Charlotte!! I live in LA but am in Charlotte about 3 times per year and this is the best thing you guys have going!! I have had robata at Katana on Sunset Blvd. in Hollywood and at Wolgang Puck's Robata restaurant in Vegas but this place tops them both! Very delicious and creative menu!! I will make Baku a regular stop when I come back to town!
__label__2 The food we had was great, I really enjoyed everything we ordered. But we had a few issues. We were seated by the hostess at what looked like a bar table, people at the bar kept bumping into us. \n\nThe service was energetic, but too much. I may not have eaten at a Japanese Robata before but I have eaten at a restaurant before and I understand the concept of small plates and getting lighter dishes first and then moving on to heavier dishes. All of these concepts (and many more) were explained to us in great detail by our waiter, It was just too much.  He even told me I was eating one dish incorrectly.  He also told us in Japan its considered rude to use the wet cloths they bring out before the food for anything other than cleaning your hands.  Apparently, he was concerned we would take sponge baths in the dining room. So that was special.\n\n I really enjoyed the food itself but the waiter was way too much a part of our dinner, the noise was bad, drinks were slow, and we had no room.  I will go back for the food and that is the only reason I gave it 3 stars, but if we have the same waiter I will run for the door.
__label__4 Best sushi in Charlotte:\n\n\nTiger shrimp\nBlue fin toro tartare\nSpicy hamachi rice crispy treat\nBig hourany roll\nSalmon belly nigiri
__label__0 No wifi!!! Are you kidding me, ur a cafe for god sakes!!! Won't be going back until wifi is added.
__label__0 Disappointed I stop this morning to try them out, but they were closed even though the door said open at 7AM at 7:20 they were not.... Off to Jamba Juice I go...
__label__0 Wonton soup is terrible. I don't know what I expected for mall food but yuck. Broth tasted gamey and the wontons themself just looked bad. Couldn't even bring myself to try one.
__label__3 For first timers, park along Invergordon Rd, south of the turn on Cholla Lane. Do not park on Cholla. It will make the local hillside folk quite sour and your car might be towed. Walk up and access the trail from Cholla. And, voil\u00e0 - your warm up is complete!\n\nThe reviews are correct. This side of Camelback mountain is an easier hike compared to Echo Canyon. The terrain here is somewhat more slippery and the rock separations will test your balance and ankle strength. Be sure to wear appropriate shoes to keep you steady. Take your time and you can choose your own path towards the top. \n\nOne of the best times to come is before sunrise. Nearby parking should still be available and you shouldn't need a headlamp. I would shoot for a 5am start on the trailhead to get your money's worth. The view will be wonderful. \n\nAdvanced Challenge: Do an \"over and back.\" Head up Cholla and go down Echo Canyon. Drink some water and turn right 'round, baby, right 'round. Back up Echo and down to where you started.\n\nHappy Hiking Phoenix!
__label__4 it's finally happened. i've found true love.\n\nsorry whole foods on tatum and shea-it was nice while it lasted, but a new hottie has moved in up the block and i can't get enough.\n\nok, real talk. i was able to restrain myself from going on opening day, but i could only hold out so long and broke down on day 2.  AND I WENT TWICE. IN ONE DAY. and ONCE TODAY. so i've been 3 times in the 3 days they've been open. ugh. yes, i love it that much. \n\nthe sushi! the miles of baked goods! oh the rows and rows of meat! glorious meat! alcohol as far as the eye can see! and did i just see someone walking around the store with a beer?  oh, what a beautiful day it is to have a whole foods in the neighborhood.\n\nof course it's totally packed and chaotic since i think everyone in the biltmore area is just as amped as i am to finally have a whole foods in the hood, but that's to be expected.  this is a beautiful, huge store, with every awesome food item you could ever want and people want to check it out. i don't blame them!  even with all of the people milling around, the employees were insanely friendly-i must have been asked if i needed help a least 20 times while i was there. \n\nif you're not into crowds, i suggest you wait a bit until all the fuss dies down to go. then go and shop! shop to your yuppie heart's content!
__label__4 Stopped in to find a specific herb for my sis.  Whole foods was the only ones that carried fenugreeek and thankfully, we were in that area.  Found someone to help us straight away, as the vitamin and supplement area is extensive, but had to push through a line of people waiting to see Fabio, who was scheduled to make an appearance for his new drink mix. \n\nIt was horrible of me but I giggled my way out of the store, asking my mom if she was sure that she didn't want to stay for Fabio. \n\nWhole foods is a little high priced but consistent and trustworthy.
__label__0 I was excited to hear about the new location, since I only trek out to Tatum/Shea about once a year because of the distance.  But it was a disappointment.  BTW, the one on Tatum/Shea is much better than this one on 20th Street.\n\nThere is a bad, sour smell in the whole store like rotting meat and/or produce.  The last time I smelled that smell was in 2001 when the current Safeway location on McDowell and 7th Street used to be a Southwest Marketplace store.  The produce section is small and all the lettuces and greens looked limp and wilted.  They were out of arugula (Organic Girl brand), but even Basha's always has some on hand (especially the Basha's at 7th St. & Osborn).  \n\nI did notice the smug liberal elitists (\"SLE's\") with their sandals, baggy clothes, no makeup, no deodorant, no bras, and REALLY bad hair (I guess it's the Hurricane Katrina look - or the mental ward look they are going for - done and done!).  I wonder WHY they are smug?  What are they thinking is so great about themselves?!  That they know how to spell \"organic\"?  Instead, they SHOULD BE EMBARRASSED that they pay too much for groceries for no good reason!  I guess their budgets are still intact, however, because they obviously don't spend any money on clothes, shoes, makeup, deodorant or hair brushes -- so it all evens out I guess.  Maybe that SMELL in the store is its typical customers...\n\nPrices:  cra cra!  Horizon organic milk carton - DOUBLE the price I can get the exact same product for at Basha's. \n\nI like Sprouts better.  I'm glad Whole Foods had a supplement section (as they always do), but I can also get the same supplements at Sprouts or on Amazon without having to endure the \"tudes\" of the SLE's (SEE paragraph #3 herein).\n\nI think I will stick with Basha's, COSTCO and Sprouts for all my food needs and Amazon for most of my supplements.\n\nI will probably go again in about a year to see if Whole Foods has cleaned up their act.  But I think now that so many regular grocery stores and Sprouts carry most of the same stuff WF's does (AND FOR LESS MONEY), there's just no common sense in going to Whole Foods.  Whole Foods is becoming a bad joke.
__label__3 Really fresh fish. Salmon was delicious. Service wasn't too good and it is pricey.
__label__2 New location, just opened.  We received a coupon so decided to check it out.  I actually have visited twice now.  Both times I was surprised at the limited selection of donuts.  I would think a donut shop would have more variety.  Conspicuously absent was the buttermilk bar, the chocolate frosted cake donut, or really any cake donut.  A few days ago they had some cake donuts, but today I literally got the last one.  Everything else was \"raised\" donuts.\n\nBoth visits I ended up with a glazed \"old fashioned\" donut (with the crinkled edge).  Not my first choice, but it was a good donut.\n\nThey also feature smoothies, including some flavors not common to most American shops (e.g. taro).  And you could get boba in it!  Wife and daughter really liked that.  Definitely a saving grace.\n\nStaff was friendly, place was clean.  The donuts I had were good.  The smoothies are good.  But they need to get more variety of donuts.
__label__3 With groupon in hand, I arrived around 1245 for lunch with my OG Ryan B. \n\nThe restaurant is quite cute, albeit small. They have a plethora of lunch specials but since those weren't available for use with my Groupon, I didn't bother perusing them too thoroughly. \n\nI decided on the sashimi salad with a side of Tom ka soup. My dining companion ordered the chicken katsu. There is a check-in offer for a free Thai tea if you check-in on Yelp or Facebook, although I skipped it this time.\n\nThe sashimi seemed fresh and the salad was a pretty good portion. The soup was spicy and flavorful and had a good portion of shrimp in it. Ryan B enjoyed his meal quite a bit as well and overall the price wasn't bad. I look forward to trying this pace again soon take advantage of their lunch specials that seem like a food value.
__label__3 Chicken Diablo pasta was very delicious - highly recommend. Also had the bowtie chicken alfredo, which was pretty good as well. Diablo was best though!\n\nService was a little slow/not ideal. She forgot our bread and salad until we asked, just as our entrees arrived. Salad had a good dressing, but nothing special other than that. Bread was not warm, and had 1 small sized piece - too small for sharing amongst the two of us, but we skipped it since it wasn't warm. Oil for bread came in a small plastic container - would have been nicer if it had been served on a plate.\n\nThis place would definitely benefit from a few nice touches - better silverware, plate for the oil/bread, better bread, paper for table coverings put in the back (instead of behind us while we ate), improved server skills. A relaxed environment, but next time we'll probably just do take-out.
__label__2 My husband and I used to come here a lot when it was Tutti Santi because we liked that there was a nicer restaurant in the neighboorhood. It's now been replaced with Auntie Pastos. We were excited to try it because we like to support non-chain restaurants in the area.\nThe first thing that suggested to me that this place was lower-scaled was the beer ads and flags on the patio. If I wanted \"tacky\", I would have walked 10 paces east to Streets of NY.  The indoor decor hasn't been changed much, except it's been cheapened even more by crooked stenciled Italian words on the walls, bright red paint resembing the now-defunct Fazoli's, and large TVs showing sports.  I couldn't understand the TV being placed immediately above the beautiful wine nook.  The Macaroni Grill-esque butcher paper and crayons on the table confirmed our suspicions that this former nice place was now exactly like (or even more chintzy) The dreaded Olive Garden. Also, the top-40s music was distracting and added to our confusion over what the \"theme\" was for this place.\nStill, we decided to not judge until we tried the food.\nBill, the server, was really cool (and easy on the eyes!) He was really friendly and knowledgable about the food and beers.  When asked for suggestions he said that the lasagna and chicken marsala are great.\nThe beer selection is good, and the beer was nice and cold. The wine selection, for an Italian place, was really disappointing. If I wanted a $4 bottle of wine at $6 per glass, I'd like to enjoy better ambience. I expected a much nicer wine list. I had no clue they had a full bar,  and since reading these reviews, I see they had sangria and would've enjoyed that more. \nWe ordered the ravioli and the rigatoni with chicken added.  The foccacia bread was ok, a little doughy for my taste. The salad was better than, say, Mimi's house salad. It had salami and olives, which makes it a little nicer. The dressing was too salty and overpowering, however. \nWhen the food came, my husband could not see any ravioli, as it was drowning in sauce. On a positive note, the ravioli was stuffed with serloin, but overall was \"just alright\", and obviously not homemade.  The rigatoni had the same sauce as the ravioli- a good combo of white, red, and vodka sauce.  The portion size was great, as it left me with leftovers.  Overall I thought the rigatoni was too peppery, as in, black pepper and should've left the sauce to do the talking without so much pepper.\nSadly, we won't return to Auntie Pastos. The ambience and food were just too \"ok\" to give them our money ($55 for 2 beers, 1 wine, and 3 entrees- I got a spaghetti to-go for my son who stayed home).  We eat out twice per week and really aim to patronize non-chain places so we'll find others that are better.
__label__4 The sad thing is the owner has all but given up on this restaurant. I loved the food and the people. The best workers jumped ship seeing that ship was going down. I almost always spent Sunday afternoon watching football and drinking and eating, they were closed today. (December 1st) Sad to see a nice place go under. I hope the owner (Mike) gets his sh*t together and makes it work. I was the Duke here, never was before. . Oh well.
__label__2 We went and tried out the sushi side - not the hibachi. \n\n  Compared to the other places around town, it's comparable and mediocre.\nThey have a decent variety of rolls and a few specialty rolls. The taste is good, but it's nothing out of the ordinary.\n \nThis place is new, and I'm surprised it's not that busy. The hibachi side wasn't busy either. I heard from a neighbor that hibachi is good, but I'm not that big into it because you're paying more for the show, which is fine. I've never had amazing hibachi, but I can't rate this place based off of that. It could be the most amazing hibachi in the entire world. \n\nThe customer service is alright, especially since it was pretty slow. There were only 3 other tables being waited on. Our server was very sweet, but she kept forgetting things. We had to ask for additional waters when we asked for 1 per person, ask for our beer twice and she forgot one of our rolls. (Which we were pretty grateful for since we were so full.) We didn't complain or say anything, but the manager seemed to notice. He came by a couple of times to make sure everything was okay. He also gave us a $10 gift card for our next visit. I'm not sure if he was trying to make us feel special... or if he gave one to everyone that night. \n\nI would like to try this place again, and maybe on the hibachi side. As for the sushi, I'm not the biggest fan.
__label__4 Been there twice now and both times the food and service were excellent! The Sushi quality is fantastic and the variety is very good. If you like wasabi ask for their fresh wasabi!
__label__4 The food, the ambience, and the service is amazing! We had been here once before, but we sat at a booth, so we felt like a second experience was needed before I wrote a review because we wanted to try something different this time around by sitting at the Hibachi tables. Just like the first experience, our second time here was just as amazing! Everyone is so friendly, our server was incredibly helpful by giving great suggestions and answering all of our questions, our chef was so entertaining, and the manager was very kind. We enjoyed the Hibachi table just as much as we enjoyed dining the first time we were here. We left happy and completely stuffed. We will definitely be back again! :)
__label__3 Second time this week. Great on the hibachi side and sushi is just as good. Happy that this location is near me because there isn't too many hibachi style restaurants in the Northwest side of Vegas. Will keep coming back!
__label__4 Very innovative, fresh and yummy! The preparations are more than pretty; it is an art. Viewing them satisfied my appetite :D\nChef Jonny's expertise is really impressive. \nAll sashimi dishes are amazing. I would recommend cucumber wrap with halibut, spring leaves wrapped with marinated tuna, micro French fries (Angel hair) wrapped with yellow tail, surf and turf (blue crab wrapped with thin sliced NY steak) , Ono (king crab meat wrapped with super white tuna) and salmon sashimi in Truffle oil. The list goes on.. The place is a must for sushi lovers. My hubby took me there I will definitely go back again !
__label__4 This place truly could not be better. I came here for dinner with some family after reading some good yelp reviews. Upon entering, we were warmly greeted by the owner's father. He brought out chips & salsa for the table immediately and answered all of our questions about the menu. The food was insanely delicious - I had the CC Sizzle sopaipilla style. It was so good that I devoured the entire thing, which left me in a ridiculous food coma - but so so worth it. The rest of the family loved their meals as well. Before we left, the cook came out and placed warm sopaipillas covered in cinnamon on our table & said they were \"on the house\". Once again, delicious. As we were leaving, we paid & tipped our lovely waiter. Much to our surprise, he did not even want the tip! After some insisting though, he did kindly accept. He went above & beyond to make his son's customers happy and that alone was enough to bring us back here. Try this place - you won't be disappointed!
__label__3 I purchased a groupon awhile back when they first opened and I'm finally getting around to using it. This place is located in a very small strip mall behind the gas station. The Christmas lights strung in the window is what caught my eye and led me here. \n\nWe were warmly greeted by a husband and wife team. We were the only diners at the time, he gave us a very thorough run down of the menu items and had suggested the CC Sizzle, we picked Nacho Style. This was delicious. It was a blend of meat with onions, cabbage and cheese over their homemade tortilla chips. Our second item was the Green Chile Enchiladas, made with Hatch green chili's and chicken with creamy chili's sauce. I couldn't decide which one I liked more. \n\nWe ended the meal with Sopaipillas. Probably one of the best I've ever tasted. I like mine with honey, and they had a few different types to choose from. \n\nThis place is really casual. Even if you're dining in, your food is served in styrofoam to go container. The soda fountain wasn't working when we were there, bummer, I like a nice cold Coke when I'm eating Mexican food (only time I like soda). The owners were really nice, he was telling us all about where they're from in NM. I'm definitely planning to return and try some of their other dishes.
__label__4 Unable to find anything that I didn't like about this place. The atmosphere, service and food on offer was impeccable. For the offerings I have to highlight their own Safari Lounge Beer. This is made especially for them by the Bellhaven Brewery. \n\nWe sat in the back (the original Safari Lounge as some remember) and it was a nice affair with a sunny afternoon beaming through the windows. The 'fire place' and orange walls made a surreal effect of a warm summer feeling in the winter.. weird but effective. \n\nEdinburgh needs an injection of a little jungle heat. The hot dog version I choose was Jungle Brother - now I (my nick name being Jungleboy) could not resist. It was roaring with spices and heat. Thanks Chef! \n\nOh a little nugget: The owner/chef used to be the Head Chef in Joseph Pearce. He is a good 'un! \nNugget 2: he'll be opening the Lioness of Leith very soon - Stay tuned.
__label__3 I've been meaning to come in as I've heard good things. I was just across the street having breakfast so we dropped in. \n\nWe of course went to the flavor bar to check out the juices. They have all the flavors up on their wall menu and you sample from carto tanks, all at samples of 6mg. We tried quite a bit, I ended up wanting Gorilla glaze which is a maple bar flavor. As the days go on it gets harder for me to find flavors I really want/need since we have such a huge collection. I don't have anything maple based so it was a must have. \n\nThey have your standard starter kit fare as well as other variable v/w and mechanical mods and RBAs. They also have vaping monkey clothing as that is their house flavor/associated business. \n\nThe 2 guys helping us were really friendly. We played around doing vaping tricks, talking about vapes in general. They have a fish pond inside there and Joey asked if I wanted to feed them by hand. I filled my hand with pellets and put my hand down where they can eat. I have never felt a giant fish mouth before, weird but cool! \n\nGood first impression. Easy going, nice people and good selection of stuff so I will definitely be back.
__label__1 First of all... I am a HUGE guitar center fan for both instruments and their sound equipment. I was os excited when I heard they were coming to the east Valley and went to the store the second day after they opened. I was there for over an our checking out all the details, while smaller than the Tempe location, it seemed fine to me. Then I went back to make a purchase.\n\nI was looking at guitars and listening to the salesperson take care of another guy in the store. He was all about the deal... saying things like \"hey man, you never pay full price at Guitar Center\" and \" let me go talk to the manager and see if I can get you a deal.\" I was excited for my turn to \"cut a deal\" only to be disappointed by the sales guy that helped me. He pretty much snubbed me. I have no idea why? He wasn't even interested in talking about the guitar I wanted to buy, much less any special deal.\n\nI thought i would give it awhile and go back... after all it is a brand new location. After waiting for a couple of months... I went back and was treated even worse. I've been buying strings etc. there because of convenience... but I'm not sure I'd buy anything expensive due to their poor customer service. Too bad... I love the Tempe location.\n\nThe bright spot in my experience was that one of their guitar teachers was out on the floor playing and he was amazing. I talked with him about a couple of guitars and he was more help than the sales staff!
__label__1 Small pastry counter by the elevators just of the casino floor of the MGM. Staff have cute uniforms with aprons and hats. Signage advertises their coffee, pastry case contains typical French-influenced breakfast baked goods and a separate case of cupcakes. All have good presentation.\n\nOpted for a coffee and a treat. Coffee was very basic, brewed and waiting hot. Not something I'm willing to shell out the same price as Starbucks for- and there's literally one in the lobby. \n\nDespite signage about their cronut, they didn't have any in stock either of the two days I popped by. Cupcake was dry and had a distinct taste of refrigerator instead of freshness.
__label__2 I was looking forward to trying this place for a drink/pint and bar lunch.\n\nFirst of all it is very well done up and a lovely place to go.\n\nBut the bar arrangement is not the best.  You have to decide from a list of 16 beers/lagers from a black board.  It is difficult to decide as most of the brews are unfamiliar.  My husband was also disappointed in the fact that you could not order a pint...it only serves 2/3 pint.  He said this is the first time he has been in a pub that doesn't serve pints.\n\nThe food was very average  (which you expect in a pub) but was a bit pricey.\n\nOverall ok but could and should do better
__label__3 This is one of the classiest, hipster-ish places in Edinburgh ... The decor is great, very vintage/ bohemian and demonstrates extraordinary attention to detail. Prices are a bit steep, but special cocktails are great! I've never had a problem finding seats, but it's never dead either .
__label__2 The Potting Shed is interesting for its interior design. \n\nI find it hard to have a clear opinion on this one as it is not my personal favourite style of a bar. They have a lot of space and it is hard to create a warm atmosphere with as much space and as little windows but I would say they did their best.\n\nThe menu is interesting but the portions are not exactly big and I am not overly thrilled  by the food I ordered. I would go there for a couple of drinks with friends - if they insist we go there .... sorry.
__label__3 I'm having a good streak of pleasant experiences lately. Here for breakfast today and was pleasantly greeted and sat. Super friendly server and 100% efficient. Pancakes and eggs benedict were excellent. They do tend to undertoast the muffins at all good eggs so if you want it toasty remember to specify when ordering. My coffee at home is way better but it is adequate here. Good place and should be on your breakfast list. ......cat just jumped on me so that is all.
__label__4 Love this place so much got to meet another great server today! April left early for a meeting of some sort and we still got the best service by this great waitress named Kaitlyn she informed this is not her normal location she's just helping out today! I think she should come here more often she would be a good addition to this wonderful good egg location.
__label__0 My son and I had lunch at the Cubs game and was sadly disappointed. We both had the Pita Tri Tip and waited 26 minutes after we ordered for some stale bread and three small shavings of meat. When done eating, my son asked if I enjoyed my bread and onion sandwich.
__label__4 Just moved here from Michigan a great find from my home state. Great people, great food, and great weather what else can you ask for???
__label__3 3.5 stars probably just under 4.  Very good dog with great snap and the Coney Style is awesome IMO.  Had never had a traditional Coney but I'm a fan and will go back.  The fries were pretty good and the Faygo soda was a nice touch too.  The place was a little dirty but probably because they had just gone through a rush.  They were out of Ketchup but gave us some packets from behind the counter.  The cashier didn't know the product which is fine but since we'd never been here and aren't from Michigan we need some help.  The cook which I think is the owner stepped up and guided us.  I hope to go back and have them earn that extra sliver of a star.\n\nKids both had burgers which looked good and they said they were good but I'd go Coney all day.
__label__4 Love everything about this place and I'm from Chicago
__label__0 I think this place has closed. Couldn't find it and ended up at Cheeba Hut. I think it was in the same strip mall?? Cheeba Hut was great though!
__label__4 Excellent!  The owner has cleaned up the old Dmitiri's space and made it his own.  Order from the counter and relax while amazing, homestyle Venezuelan food is prepared.\n\nI'm somewhat new to Venezuelan, but it seems to be similar to other Caribbean/Central American and not as hot-forward spicy as Mexican can be:  homestyle plates of meat/beans/rice, with sides of fried plantains and the ever-present arepas, empanadas, and pastels.\n\nAnd all of it is wonderful.  \n\nWe tried the Pabellon, an arepa, and an empanada.  The Pabellon is, according to the menu, the national dish of Venezuela, consists of a giant plate of shredded beef seasoned with garlic and not-hot peppers, cilantro rice, three slices of fried plantain, a small arepa, and a portion of black beans with a refried consistency and topped with a white cheese.\n\nThe arepa, which comes as a side with the Pabellon and other dishes, can also be stuffed and made into a sandwich.  We had one stuffed with ham, and it was delicious.  It is deep fried, like many items on the menu, but not at all greasy.  The outside comes out crisp while the inside is a nice, moist texture.  We also tried an empanada, which also comes filled with your choice of meat, and is deep fried.  The empanada and arepa are also served with guasacaca, which sounds somewhat foreboding but is actually a garlicky sauce made with green peppers and avocado and tastes great. \n\nI'll definitely be going back!
__label__3 Excellent food.  Some of the items are a touch expensive for what they are (the yucca fritz, for example) but everything tastes great. The arepas, patacon pisao and empanadas are all excellent and highly recommended.  The staff are very friendly as well.
__label__0 My son walked into this barber shop, no one bothered to greet or acknowledge him. They looked at him after already being in there for five minutes and told him to sign in. Not welcoming, terrible customer service.
__label__2 Great, friendly, enthusiastic service.  Perfect place for the adventurous type. Some of the more quirky flavors include kidney bean, sweet potato, bell pepper, and salt-and-vinegar potato chip.\n\nIf you are not so adventurous, you can stick with the sweet cream.  You may also ask about the flavors in back.  When I arrived, they had pumpkin spice, pistachio, and green tea on reserve.  So, if the flavors up front aren't making you salivate, ask what else is hiding away elsewhere.\n\nGood coffee! Their signature chocolate hazelnut latte was just right.\n\nI like my gelato a little more dense. The gelato here is super light and airy.  One good thing though: it wasn't loaded with guar, xanthum, and a ton of other emulsifiers.  Just dairy, sugar and flavoring.\n\nI may only be giving this place 3 stars today, but I may change my tune in mid-August when it's 115 degrees outside.
__label__4 See this is what happens when I enter a dessert place: ....O_O. Oh, it was excellent. Cold & creamy, delicious, and unique! They have a variety of unique flavors in the back and they change it each day and add more to keep things interesting! Wow, we got to try a lot of gelato and it was all delicious! My favorite flavors had to be the Fat Elvis and the Coffee, which tastes EXACTLY like a coffee bean. With the larger sizes, you can even mix flavors! Also, they even serve other menu items other than gelato! Absolutely amazing. \n\nI just love this place so much. If it weren't so hard to park at, I would definitely go more often haha! The inside is small and intimate like a cafe, and just the perfect place to sit and enjoy!\n\nI'm OBSESSED! And now that I have liked their Facebook page (lol) I will definitely be stopping by more often! Art of Flavors is a dessert-lover's dream that every person should try at least once! So stop by and savor the flavor!!!
__label__4 Go here. Eat everything.
__label__3 Never having has gellato before, this was definitely a lot easier on the wallet and feet than going over to the ice creamery on The Strip. Close to my house and filled with several unique flavors (avocado,  parmesan cheese, roasted red peppers, etc.), I would definitely recommend this place to anyone that cares to ask.\n\nAlso, if you follow her on one of her social media websites,  she posts a Flavor of the Day.
__label__4 This just became my favorite ice cream spot in town. Found in the same plaza as Viva Las Arepas, this is the perfect after meal dessert to satisfy your sweet tooth. The owners were super friendly and are quick to offer you the flavors of the day to sample. The gelato flavors are often creative and innovative. One of my favorites was the baklava, which has since disappeared from the regular lineup. It's a nice little spot if you want to get away from the bustle of the Strip and Downtown.
__label__1 Eh...not impressed. Over priced for just average burgers. Went with my husband & 2 kids age 10 & 7. Wasn't impressed with the chicken as it is not a whole breast of chicken but ground chicken. French fries had a weird after taste and were overly-thin. Probably won't go back, unless I get a gift certificate.
__label__4 I was in town on business today and wasn't certain what to eat.  Took a walk down State St to see what grabbed my eye.  You don't see Peruvian restaurants everywhere so I thought 'what the heck'.  Great decision!  The waiter was a sweetheart and guided us around the menu.  She gave us three recommendations.  There were three in the party so we each took one.  I went with the Seco de Cordero which was excellent and filling.  I would've grabbed dessert but I was stuffed.  They were offering $5 sangrias tonight which were awesome.  I would've had a few based on the taste and the price but they were so good I don't think I would've stopped.\n\nHighly recommended
__label__1 Expected a much larger selection of draft beer! Also disappointed that the Mac and Cheese had a spicy nacho cheese taste when the menu said nothing to indicate that flavor. When I asked the waitress about it she said other tables mentioned to get it without the 'beer queso' .. which nobody would know about since it's not mentioned on the menu! Not enough meat on the steak sandwich and no feasible gluten-free options. It was a very clean restaurant - and was overall ok - but we won't be back.
__label__4 Best red curry I've had in a long time!! Seriously I am salivating just thinking of it. And if you ask for it extra spicy, oh boy will they make it hot! I love going in for their lunch special. For $7.50 you get soup, 2 wontons, an egg roll, and an entree with rice. Good prices, good service, and excellent red curry. Their orange chicken is also very good, but I can never bring myself to order anything besides the red curry because it is so freakin' good. My one complaint is they serve sweet and sour as the dipping sauce for the egg rolls when I prefer the sweet chili sauce many Thai places serve instead.
__label__1 We tried this restaurant because we are new to the neighborhood and love trying new places.  A few observations, wine prices were terribly exorbitant.  At $10 for a glass of no-name Riesling, I just can't seeing myself doing that again.  My family ordered 2 kids meals with grilled cheese, I had the Perfectly grilled cheese (reminded me of a Monte Cristo sans the meat) and my husband had a plate of Alfredo, for what we ordered  $65 including tip just seemed over the top.  I think this place wants to have a high end feel, but the lack of a formal bar (bottles were huddled together on the serving line) and the male owner walking around in FLIP FLOPS, detracts from the high-end feel (think Postino's) that this restaurant wants to achieve.  A few suggestions for the owners (who I recognized from their picture in the paper): DRESS PROFESSIONALLY, and introduce yourselves as the owners so you can get constructive feedback from your patrons.  You'd think that the owners are embarrassed for anyone to know the place is theirs.  Next, move the alcohol behind the counter so you can at least PRETEND you have an actual bar, and please offer wine specials, most people (like me) like to enjoy a glass of wine with dinner and if that part of my dining experience is cost prohibitive, then I won't go to that restaurant for the food.  Next, turn the music down.  Dining is a social experience and if I can't hear people at my table, I'd rather just go somewhere else.  Finally, improve the customer service, your waitresses (and the female owner) dropped things on the table then ran off before we could ask for things like napkins, condiments, etc.  I thought this type of service was very unprofessional and makes me hesitant to return.  Overall, this place has excellent food.  I hope they can make some minor tweaks to their establishment so that they can hang around for the long haul and be a place people can go to in Ahwahtukee for a great meal!
__label__1 I had high hopes for this place because I love a good taco. I was disappointed and probably won't be back for three reasons: the food is way overpriced, the portions are too small and the food was just ok. I'll stick to Los Taquitos down the street.
__label__4 Franz\u00f6sische T\u00f6rtchen und guter Kaffee: das suche ich einem Kaffee. \nHier im Ludwig ist die Qualit\u00e4t erstklassig, der Service gut, aber nicht der aufmerksamste. \nDer Preise sind f\u00fcr die innerstadt von KA in Ordnung.
__label__1 I went to this location after flying in after a late night arrival. We went through the drive through at nearly 11 p.m and there were a few other cars in the drive through. Service was ok, and we moved through the line pretty quickly, but man... Is it me or is KFC going down the wayside for taste?? The taco bell was still the same horrible for me style that I love, and I'd come back for it, but the last couple times of KFC have been downright disappointing. The biscuit was hard and tasted funky, and the chicken itself was very gristly and just not that familiar flavor that kept me coming back. The prices seemed to be a bit higher too... I think I'll venture elsewhere for my late night cravings.
__label__1 In a nutshell: buyer beware.\n\nThe service was friendly, the price was right... the phone was probably stolen... annnnd did not function as claimed.\n\nI hastily bought an unlocked phone from these guys 3 hours before my flight left. We were leaving to travel in Central America for a year and my phone had just died. Hence the haste and the need for a global unlocked phone. Though I realize that buying a used phone means some features are broken, they said the phone checked out. So I was very disappointed to discover that the GPS (50% of the reason I needed the phone) didn't work, the headphone jack didn't work, the back camera was missing a lens, and the front camera didn't work at all, and some other little things. So this is a phone that checked out for being fully functional?\n\nNow that I am back in the US, I bought a US SIM. I can't activate the SIM because there's a lost/stolen alert on my phone (interesting that wasn't a problem in Cen. Am.). So now I have a phone that I bought as a legitimate phone for $150 that I can't use. There are websites where you can check the phone to see if it is stolen. You'd THINK a store that deals in used phones would do that. NOPE. I trusted them. I was burned.\n\nAnd now that I'm trying to contact them again, their phone number doesn't work and they're not responding facebook messages. Thanks, Clarence of Unlocked Global Phones. You've really done me a solid, buddy.
__label__4 My mom, daughter (8yo) and myself went to the Mad Platter today for girl time. We were greeted warmly, given a tour and brief instructions and set up at a table. We were checked on periodically and the owner was easy to find if needed and super helpful and kind when we did ask. They are great about making you feel free to use any supplies you need or want. Everything was clean, well organized, and well stocked. We all had a great time and we will definitely be back again!
__label__0 if you need hearing aids in any kind of reasonable time frame avoid like the plague. I am still trying to clean up the mess they made of my insurance.
__label__0 Horribly slow service. Meals came out minus condiments ie ketchup for burgers and fries and steak sauce for T-bones and sat getting cold while waitress went back into kitchen looking for the condiments that should have automatically been served with meal. Drinks were only refilled once, food was tasteless, buns were stale and fries over cooked. Will not return under any circumstances. Manager was not accommodating when I complained.
__label__1 It's ok. If it's late and you want a place to eat, it's a good place to find some ok food.
__label__1 Went to ditka's.... It was good. The food was wonderful.  Shrimp cocktail was perfect. Pork chop was wonderful. Burgers were great. Dessert tasty.  The chef is totally on the ball... \nUnfortunately our waiter was horrible. One of our party arrived first, waited 10 min before approached! Beverages took forever, a beer was ordered 10 min later it arrived. Had to ask for bread. Waited 10-15 min to give dinner order. Had to ask for beverage refills. Gave the order he wrote it down.... Then we added a salad, which he did not write down....you guessed it, salad never came. The good thing was we weren't charged for it. \nThank goodness the meal was comped.... I would have been totally pissed if I had to pay the $100.25 bill with the waiter we had. \nWhen your in an upscale restaurant you should NEVER have to ask for anything. (Period) no excuses.\nGood food, bad waiter. Would give 2.5 if possible for the food only.\nTake a chance... Eat in the bar area, dinner specials inn bar not available in dining room. My family usually eats in the bar and they say the waitstaff is great in the bar.
__label__0 Once again yet another failed attempt at living spaces. I was in the location in phoenix to pick up my coffee table and purchase a painting. From the second I walked in the door and not being greeted by the sales manager Xan. Once I walked up to her and asked if the table we order could be pulled so that we could pick up her response was if you scheduled it to picked up it will be ready. I had explain to Xan that I purchased the table online and never scheduled a pick up date. She finally called and had everything set up for me to get it. In the meantime we walked around the store and purchased a $200 painting which when I walked the cashier I had to wait while once again everyone was to busy to help me. The gentlemen who walked in the back were great and got everything loaded. Got my product home after inspecting to make sure nothing looked damaged and go figure it is missing 4 screws. So I called in knowing I wasn't going to get help in hopes they had worked on their customer service since the last time I had to deal with them.   Well to my shock they haven't. The customer service agent told me I could buy the screws else where or wait 2 to 6 weeks for the screws from the manufactor. She said that they could pull one for me to pick up and when I asked for them to deliver it for free because of the issues I have been going through with this company her response was we can't do that. I asked to speak with a manager and she placed me on hold came back and said there is no manager avalible and that one would call me back in 24 hours.  Once I get this product I will never purchase from this company ever again. So your time and shop else where you can actually find their products else where. I would rather pay a little more money and deal with this crappy company. Because of your crappy customer service you lost out on $1000 worth of sales. I will keep updating with the crappy service I receive in this sale.
__label__2 First time here, and only because Mom mentioned it this afternoon.  I've never heard of it, but I'm one to tape my fave TV shows and fast-forward through commercials... Mom thought it might be located at the mall, but I found it while on my way from Pier 1 Imports to Trader Joe's.  I saw \"revive\" in green letters, wondered if that meant the store connected to it might be a vintage shop, and then I saw \"Living Spaces,\" so I had to check it out.\n\nOn the surface, there are many \"one-of-a-kind\" (or so the price tags advertised) pieces for purchase here, many look to be future heirloom pieces.  I like their rustic-ness and unique finishes and textures (oh my goodness, the textures!), and many appear to be sturdy-- no clapboard shelving, or plywood drawer bottoms that I noticed.  I say \"on the surface\" since I haven't bought any pieces, yet.  I did fiddle with a few items (dressers, consoles, service dressers, etc.) and some were rickety.  One almost fell on top of me!  I'm hoping these few items are not indicative of the quality of the items sold here, because these pieces are pricey!  \n\nIt appears that there's always a greeter by the entrance to welcome customers, which is a nice touch, and the woman who greeted me said not to hesitate in asking her any questions should I ever have any, and especially so if I'm interested in any of the furniture I see, since, often, the display pieces are the only ones available.  (I should hope so, since they're advertised as \"one-of-a-kind!\")\n\nHad to leave earlier than I wanted to, because I was getting hungry...  :(  \nI'll be back!
__label__0 The manager there was rude and had no personality. I would suggest reevaluating him as he is the reason we will not be returning. \n\nMy husband is an avid fish keeper and was excited that a fish store opened close to home. The store is nice, but expensive and poor quality fish. There was a  tank full of fish with ich. They were still trying to sell it rather than separating and trying heal them. \n\nToo bad.
__label__4 Cute place. Awesome coffee and tea drinks - made by a true barista guy but I can't remember his name, and a decent menu all day. In addition, they have a small but thoughtful beer and wine list. \nGood location on 7th ave. \ntriple bonus points because all profits go to supporting catholic charities.
__label__4 Man, this convention is funner than watching a Klingon knick himself with his Bat'Leth battle sword!  For a Star Trek gathering in Las Vegas, this convention is U.S.S. Enterprise huge!\n\nWas always intending to come to this convention since it's right at home, and present and past intermingling with fans!  Great gathering of nerds and geeks alike!  I got star-struck by folks like LeVar Burton, Marina Sirtis, Brent Spiner, and Jonathan Frakes!  No Picard though this round :-(.  For a nominal fee you could get a pic and auto from each of them!  And these folks were friendly as ever.  Just passing by there were no divas in the house.  Hell, even the original SHAFT, Richard Roundtree was there! *Shut yo' mouth'\n\nLots of convention space and a number of dealers to get your Star Trek swag!  No joke, I bought no Star Trek swag, but scored big time with some Star WARS memorabilia I've been wanting for years.  And paid a pittance for them.  Ha Ha!  It was fun to roam around the hall and see what everyone was offering.  I've been meaning to get to this convention, thanks to Groupon I finally answered the calling!  Only a mere $10 to get in!  Wasn't all that bad considering it's held at the Rio Hotel & Casino every year, fun place to play, see some ladies in teeny bikinis!  Only this trip it was people in Star Trek cosplay, and a lot of folks wearing red shirts.  If you don't know Star Trek, a red shirt in an episode meant you were marked for death!  Later, sucka!\n\nNot the biggest convention I've been to (thanks to San Diego Comic Con) but definitely one of the funnest.  Trekkies and Trekkers (YES there is a difference) abounding everywhere!  After all the passerbys and the requited \"Live long and prosper' hand signal stuff, I was inside the inner sanctum!  It was cool just walking the convention floor and seeing all the amazing stuff I would probably never be able to afford.  Show-used prop phaser, anyone?\n\nBut this convention is about bringing Star Trek to the fans!  And there was a lot of seminars and shows abound.  The highlight of the day for me was witnessing THE SHAT William Shatner and Kate Mulgrew together!  Both Captain Kirk and Captain Janeway on one stage!  It was a great interview between the two, and they kept folks engaged by letting people in the entire hall audience ask any Star Trek related question they wanted.  Really great, great conversation.  \n\nI scored some great swag, learned some new things, and had a ton of nerd fun.  I will be back again, Star Trek Convention!  To boldly go where middle-age, balding men have gone before...
__label__0 I wish I could give this place negative stars. We were lured in late night on a Friday and were told that the cover would allow me free drinks and my boyfriend one drink ticket. The second we walked in  we regretted it. This place is a total joke. It smelled terrible and the floor was sticky in a lot of areas. \nAfter we got our first drinks we hung out on the edge of the sorry excuse for a dance floor. There was a couple dancing near us and the gentleman was evidentially sharing his gf's drink- girls had to have red cups- and a bouncer came  by and told him that  he was absolutely not allowed to drink out of the female cups. He then proceeded to purposely slam the cup from the guy's hands to the floor. We were close by and I was the lucky lady who had that drink spilled all over my feet. The bouncer looked at the liquid on the floor and my shoes, said nothing, and walked away. \nWe decided to leave at that point but wanted to get me one more drink since we basically paid $40 for only two at that point. I got a watery vodka cranberry and we walked to the balcony to drink it and leave. I had my bf take a sip of my beverage so he could taste how watery it was, and lo and behold the same A-hole  bouncer came out and proceeded to yell-yes, yell- at my bf for drinking out of my red cup. \nWe got the hell out of there at that point. Don't go here if you want a good time.
__label__1 This place has awesome stuff, but terrible customer service.  I ordered products online only to receive an email 5 days later telling me that FOUR of my five items are on back order and that it would take up to THREE MONTHS for the items to come in.  When I called to see if they could send me the one item that they DID have in stock, the woman said she would have to charge me $10 for shipping even though shipping would have been free on my entire order if the items had all been in stock.  When I asked her to waive the fee since they are inconveniencing ME by not having four of my items, she said no.  I also suggested that they start marking items on their website as out of stock if necessary and she said they can't.  Wow, awesome way to treat your customers.
__label__1 I'm not that happy with it. I've been checking everyday in the hopes that I will find something new, but it's the same shows again and again. I'm beginnning to regret having subscribed to them with the fact that they just don't care about getting more shows. How the heck does this kind of business survive? Not only that, but their website interface sucks! It's not user-friendly, and it's so dark! That should've given me a warning at the beginning. There goes my money.
__label__2 Nice and clean buffet, lots of seating. Didnt mind paying $13 per person but then was alittle disapointed when i noticed they had a huge selection of pork to choose from. Not a huge pork fan, would rather take my $13 next time and eat at Buffet@asia because they have more selections to choose from, more seafood and mongolian bbq.
__label__1 Simply just not impressed. I've had better Chinese food buffets for less. The only reason I went out of my way to the city of Henderson was because of a groupon I received.  I will say, however,  that the place was very clean and the service was good.
__label__0 I feel bad for giving it a single star, but honestly it doesn't deserve any better. This is the absolute worst restraunt/buffet i have ever been to. Absolutely disappointed.\nIt smells like fart everywhere, and I swear I'm not the only one who smells it. The scent is strongest around the food, and to be honest I dont want to be smelling fart when I 'm going to eat. Also, the food quality is very low-quality. The clams are not fresh, bananas are still green, and the broccoli is bitter. NOT AUTHENTIC AT ALL. Having been to China and eating real Chinese food all my life,I can vouch that this isn't authentic. The food has no heart, it seems as if the chef doesn't care about who they are feeding. The food here makes my stomach hurt and I definitely will not be returning.
__label__1 Terrible food and service. The kitchen is SLOW. The food is luke warm at best. The only thing good is the Cider.
__label__4 I had Juan at Snail Motorsports install my Eisenmann Race exhaust on my 2008 BMW M5.  He did a fantastic job and treated my car as if it was his own. He took great care of my baby.  I would highly recommend his shop!
__label__2 Long overdue updated review:  I must admit that I have a weird tendency of eating late at night due to being a waitress myself.  Dinner for me is usually after 9PM, 8PM if I'm lucky.  Even on my off-days, I find myself more hungry around 9ish.  My whole schedule is set back but in fairness, I don't usually sleep until around 3-4AM.    \n\nAnyways, I always seem to pop into IHOP with the lovely Ann R.  Brett B., the one after my crown, always seems to be in when I'm not around.  Funny, that kid!  I've been frequenting this place since 2010 when The Mister and I bought our house in the area.  Service was rough the first couple of years but after a while, they've seem to picked up momentum, hired more staff for the midnight crew, and renovated the place.  IHOP has really stepped up their game!  Food is standard with all other IHOPs.  Their Peaches & Cream Brioche French Toast is my go-to.  The only reason service here gets pretty awful at times is when their teen-aged staffing calls off work and leaves them high and dry.  It gets chilly in here so if you get cold easily, bring a light jacket or something.\n\nHere's a tip straight from our waitress:  If you're ever at the counter and the staff isn't around, open the front door.  It alarms and chimes in the back and someone will be out shortly.  Just don't be a dick about it.
__label__0 NOT an outlet. Found the exact same products and prices at my regular Disney store last week. Save your time and shop online.
__label__1 Just went here today, was less than impressed. I ordered the Vegetable Biryani (wanted to try something that the cooks would be least likely to mess up -- kinda apprehensive about trying this place initially, haven't heard too many great things about it on campus, but I was craving Indian). \n\nIt was just okay. Maybe even a little less than okay considering this dish was $8.99 for RICE. Whatever, they gave me a huge mass of rice BUT I am 100% certain they use frozen vegetables in the rice, which was my main disappointment. They absolutely used the frozen mix of ridge cut carrots, lima beans, and peas. Come on! What happened to fresh vegetables??? If you're going to be charging almost $10 for RICE, I wouldn't expect my meal to be anything less than fresh.\n\nBeyond this meal, can't really rate this place on their other options. Probably won't be going back when I need to satisfy my Indian food craving.
__label__2 Eh . . I'm not sure. After hearing the rest of my family rave about it for weeks I finally had the chance to try it when I was in town visiting mom.  At 10:30am on Friday there was only a very short wait. After we were seated. It took a while for our  drink order to be taken but that's not a big deal. The coffee was very good and the beignets are SO good, seriously. . . order yourself some beignets you will NOT be sorry. After that things sort of went down hill for me. Mom's omelet was very good. My beef and seafood benedict just . . . wasn't. The English muffin was soggy and rubbery. The crab/seafood mixture was awfully 'fishy' and the hollandaise sauce was really REALLY lemony and didn't sort well at all with the crab/seafood mixture. The beef was very good but didn't really make up for the soggy rubbery English muffin. All in all just not good. I'm aware that some of this may just be me ordering poorly. But I've had lots of benedicts in lots of different places and the good ones always have a nice cutable with a fork English muffin. I'm very willing to try them again and am totally open to giving them 4 stars but for now I'm going to go with 3. They are also a bit on the expensive side 40 something dollars for breakfast for two and an appetizer seems a bit much. But it is Ballantyne so . . yeah. I'll be back (if for no other reason for the beignets) but so far I'm not really whelmed by anything else.
__label__4 Egg - cellent omelette s!  I had a bacon and sausage combo.  I'm not a big fan of the usual home fries that come with breakfast dishes, these were different.  Everything was well presented, fresh and tasty.   And the service was friendly.  I had the omelette for lunch.
__label__4 I have always plucked my own eyebrows and they have always looks alright, nothing special just \"meh\" brows. I have always been envious of the tailored eyebrow look & have been wanting to try eyebrow threading. I saw a deal pop up for half off at Ivy Laser Salon and decided to try it today & all I can say is that im honestly in love with my brows for the first time in a long time. The girl threading my brows did a great job shaping my brows ( they look awesome!) & surprisingly it was not that painful. I will definitely be coming back. Happy I found this place & I highly recommend it to anyone.
__label__1 Problems, problems, and more problems.  Low prices on domain names, but almost all their other products are a complete disappointment.  You get what you pay for, I guess. It seems like they intentionally went out of their way to make their Website Builder so hard to use - it's like something out of 1995 (remember Geocities and Geobuilder? I do!!  Theirs is the same thing only worse!)  It doesn't work on certain browsers.  They want you to hate it so you'll upgrade to one of their higher-priced hosting packages where you can upload your own files.  Luckily I only paid them 15 bucks for the domain and the year of Web Builder aka Website Tonight, which I later cancelled.  I tried to do an upgrade of that website that I started to build on Web Builder ($108 for that), but it didn't go through.  Their system couldn't handle the change from Web Builder to regular FTP hosting (where you write your own files and upload them yourself).  I ended up cancelling that too.  Big waste of time - but I appreciate that they didn't give me hell or refuse to refund.\n\nBe careful, if you do business with them, about the payments and renewals.  Their renewal rates are often way higher than their introductory specials.  Also, if you pay with Paypal, they will immediately suck the funds FROM YOUR CHECKING ACCOUNT ASSOCIATED WITH THE BANK CARD YOU HAVE ON FILE WITH PAYPAL.  Godaddy will never tell you that though.  So unless you have a balance of dollars in your Paypal account, the funds will be directly transferred from the checking account, and not show up as a credit card transaction on your *credit card statement.* The same goes for renewals.  They're usually good about tipping you off about renewal dates - but not about the funds they will be taking.  So, keep on top of it because they will pull whatever funds you've contractually agreed to and it might be higher than you expected.\n\nAnd what's with them being so incredibly cheap that they don't even have a toll-free phone number?  C'mon guys!
__label__3 Been here a few times and I must say I like this place!\n\n\nStaff: A+ (Very Friendly and prompt) \n\nVibe: B+ (Like a Toby Keith's JR.)\n\nEntertainment: A+ (Awesome live music)\n\nBar :A ( Its got everything except Norm)\n\nPrices: Average\n\nFood: B ( Pass on the steak) go for the burgers and fries.\n\nOverall I give this place a SOLID A!\n\nCheck this place out your gonna love the people and the atmosphere. We will be back for sure!\n\n\n\n\n\n\nburgers.
__label__3 Went here for lunch yesterday. Had been here before when it was called something else. They've got a pretty good \"local craft beer\" selection. We also had lunch. I ordered the \"BMF Burger\" and fries. The burger was seasoned perfectly as well as \"Flame broiled\" and cooked to perfection. My wife had the \"Pulled pork sandwich\" and said that it was \"excellent\" and would order it again.\n\nBartender was very friendly and attentive. Looks like the place is more of a \"Night-life\" place as they have LIVE music at nights.  They have a few tv's in the main bar area as well. I would definitely return to Naber's bar.
__label__0 Comcast has the most HORRIBLE service I've ever had to deal with...they are complete scam artists I wish I could cancel everything I have w them but unfortunately they scammed me into a three yr contract without my knowledge because I moved....horrible people they ALWAYS overcharge me...AND anytime I have a problem w my service it's RIDICULOUS to try to get thru to someone who can help you...constantly transferred or hung up on....I can't stand dealing with COMCAST absolutely worthless...if I could give them zero stars...it's would be too many...
__label__3 I have been seeing Dr. Johnnie Woodson for years.  He is always very nice and willing to talk to me about my condition at length.  The office has gotten so much better since new management has taken over.\n\nSometimes the wait is a bit longer than I would like but the Doctor is wortht the wait!
__label__4 My husband and I attended Chef Alyssa's Dressed Up Game Day class in September. What a cool venue and a very fun date night! We brought a bottle of wine and enjoyed meeting the other members of our kitchen team that night. We have already made the sweet potato wedges twice  since the class and are looking forward to making the baked wings (SO GOOD!) soon. We are looking forward to booking another class soon- maybe with some friends this time.
__label__0 Today around 12:30 I went in for lunch.  After waiting 10 minutes from the time I ordered I received my custom salad (nothing special romaine, quinoa, tomatoes, cucumbers, and balsamic).  I walked back to work to eat at my desk and realized they gave me the wrong order (different type of lettuce, shrimp, carrots).  I had to walk back so they could correct my order AND THEN they almost gave my corrected order to another person.  REALLY INEFFICIENT WAY OF DOING BUSINESS.
__label__0 This was my first time here and i was pretty excited to try it. I got the Borderline and it had no flavor to it other than the lettuce and dressing which was tasted just like olive oil. The chicken and lettuce tasted a little funny. A coworker said the same thing about he salad. I didn't even find the cheese in it or the pico de gallo. It was definitely overpriced for what you get. I don't think i'll be going back.
__label__4 I absolutely LOVE this place!! I've been working downtown for 4 years now, and it is not easy to find healthy lunch options (especially ones that taste good & leave you satisfied). I usually end up stopping in at a place like DiBella's or Chipotle trying to pick something that won't leave me feeling guilty, but I usually fail, spending more and eating more than I want to. I was very excited to see this new salad place open up, and even more excited about how great it was after trying it!! \n\nIf you order a customized salad and skip out on the protein option (meats) and cheese option, you can leave paying about $6.50. As you add meat, cheese, or extras, you'll end up spending more. It can be pricey for salad, but they DO use very high quality & healthy ingredients (like kale & spinach, quinoa, goat cheese, cashews, free range chicken, edamame, blueberries, wild grilled salmon, etc etc). To save money, I like to add cashews or some other type of non-meat protein & pay less than $9. I am more than willing to pay this much for a salad when I know that I am getting the highest quality & healthiest ingredients. They give you a pretty good sized portion, and it is the only place I've found where the food is delicious, I feel satisfied for hours afterward, and I still feel great about what I've eaten!\n\nThis has quickly become my favorite lunch spot downtown. It can get very busy, but calms down late in the afternoon. It is also noteworthy to mention that the people who work here are extremely nice! After reading some of the older reviews here, it seems as if this place has come a long way. Every time I've been there it has been overstaffed, making the service pretty fast, but not so fast that I'm not getting what I ordered or receiving poorly made food.\n\nI can't say enough great things about this place & highly recommend it!
__label__1 The salad was fine.  The service however... the worst!  I felt like they were sooo put out that they had to make my salad!  I would have rather gone behind the counter and put it together myself.  Seriously- what's with the attitude?  They were not helpful at all in explaining any of the options and I felt had to pry answers out of them. I just wanted to pay and get out of there. What an unfriendly experience... my first and last visit- I won't be back!
__label__2 When we got to the Giggle Box today we were informed that the hours had recently changed and we would only have a half hour to play. Come to find out the hours had changed just 3 days before. I follow Giggle Box on Facebook and asked why the new hours hadn't been posted there. I was told they had *tried* to post to Facebook and send out an email notification, neither of which had worked. We were still charged the same daily rate to play, even though GB had apparently made minimal to no effort to let customers know it might not be worth their time to drive there. :/ \nWe still really love playing here but will consider driving further for better customer consideration.
__label__4 Kendra is awesome!  I started going to her after having lashes for about 2 months--they kept falling out.  What was really happening was my own eyelashes were damaged and they were falling out.  Please, if you are going to get eyelashes go to a professional (not someone that does this out of their home).  Please note, there is a HUGE difference-if you are going to spend the money, spend it wisely! \nMy eyelashes have regrown with Kendra's expertise and professional knowledge.
__label__4 Only a 2 time customer so far, but im hooked. Each time I had a different barber, and both times i left happy with the haircut, service, wait time, and price.
__label__1 As a spectator this race I wanted to get me family on video attempting these obstacles. With the amount of real estate soooo close to stands, the obstacles could have been laid out better too allow family to enjoy the race too. Very disappointed.
__label__2 What a difference a renovation and eight months makes on a place.  I thought I had stepped into a W Hotel or something. \n\nThe Wyndham definitely got the boutique hotel decor memo from a few years back and responded.   I remember this place feeling old-fashioned just last year, like a hotel where Gramps would feel at home.\n\nThis hotel lobby now feels hip (dead, from very few patrons milling about, but hip) and sexy with the new furniture - think lots of browns, leather and dark wood and comtemporary art.\n\nThe rooms were comfortable and hip just like the lobby.  And they are promoting an angus burger and bordeaux pairing in the lobby restaurant - classy, baby!  \n\nIt's not my favorite hotel in town, but I was pleasantly surprised and even caught off guard by the Wyndham.  Now if we can just do something to liven up the streets around the hotel....
__label__3 Went here for a birthday party last week. Good place to have a bunch of friends.  The Beer Wall makes it easy to make sure your friends always have a cold one.  We ordered Man Candy and Garlic fries and both were good.  The host of the party had pizza and wings served and both were decent for bar food.  Service was great considering we were a big group.  I would go back if I was in the neighborhood.
__label__4 Great place with a cool theme. Self service beer taps and tons o' bacon. How can you go wrong with that? Some of the best Bloody Marry's you'll find anywhere. The food menu is excellent as well. Great place to enjoy sports due to tons of TV's located throughout.
__label__4 Seitdem ich 2004 zum ersten Mal hier war (ich bin in eine Wohnung gegen\u00fcber eingezogen) ist der Mevlana f\u00fcr mich mit Abstand der beste D\u00f6nerladen weit und breit. Die 4 EUR f\u00fcr einen Yufka bezahle ich bei der Qualit\u00e4t gerne! Insbesondere beim Fleisch wird auf h\u00f6chste Qualit\u00e4t geachtet, in 7 Jahren hatte ich nicht ein einziges Mal etwas zu bem\u00e4ngeln.\n\n\n Besonders zu empfehlen ist die D\u00f6ner-Pizza mit Creme Fraiche und Paprika, gebacken im Steinofen.\n\n\n Im Sommer kann man auch sch\u00f6n drau\u00dfen sitzen.\n\n\n Der Chef ist der netteste D\u00f6nerladenchef den ich kenne, er kennt mich noch immer mit Namen (so wie auch viele seiner anderen G\u00e4ste), auch wenn ich auf Grund eines Umzugs in einen anderen Stadtteil leider nicht mehr ganz so regelm\u00e4\u00dfig vorbeikomme.
__label__4 Hervoragender yufka auch der XXl.. k\u00f6nnte insgesamt aber auch etwas billiger sein. hab auch die pizza die dort aus einem holzofen kommt probiert und auch die pide ist einfach vorz\u00fcglich. das personal ist immer nett und gut drauf.\neinzigstes manko das ich aber verkraften kann ist das es dort kein bier gibt.
__label__4 War zuf\u00e4llig hier. Der D\u00f6ner hat auf Anhieb geschmeckt. So sollte er sein. Der Umweg lohnt sich f\u00fcr mich.
__label__2 I was super excited to try this place I had only heard good things. \n\nAs always I'll start with the positives. \n\nVery clean dining area but it just opened so I expect that. \n\nGood malt & good fries. I tried the black bean burger. I can't say it was bad but it's not my preference. It was just that, black beans & only black beans with spice. No other veggies so I'm sure some enjoy this type of burger but it just wasn't my cup of tea. \n\nNow onto the negatives. First, it was raining   like crazy we parked right in front of the door and have a newborn so we made a mad dash for the door. To my surprise when we opened it there stood two employees chatting guess they couldn't open the door for customers? Strange. The employees were just awkward, first job for majority of them I'm sure but very weird. No sense in going into further detail but very weird behavior. They charged us wrong. Charged us for a root beer float rather than just a root beer. We signed & then recognized the error so they fixed it but we'll have to watch our statement to make sure we don't get charged twice.  \n\nAs we were \"enjoying\" our meal someone was banging very loudly on the back door. For a few mins this went on.Another patron had to get up and inform an employee. Turns out another employee got locked out in the rain & I guess they couldn't walk around to the front of the restaurant. Again, weird. Let's bang on the door with a restaurant full of customers. \n\nI feel Im being beyond fair with 3 stars. We'll try it again but most likely order togo.
__label__3 Best $6 burger around. Smash fries and fried pickles are excellent. Always friendly and fast service. Great place for a burger, fries, and a shake for just a few bucks more than In N Out!
__label__1 Das Palladio hat ein sch\u00f6nes Interieur. Leider ist die Bedienung viel zu langsam. Bisweilen wartet man 10 Minuten auf seine Getr\u00e4nke. Essen dauert noch l\u00e4nger und ist dann nicht mehr wirklich warm (so wie bei mir). Es wurden auch schon Getr\u00e4nkebestellungen vergessen. Ein Unding, da die Barn ch meiner Sch\u00e4tzung nur Sitzpl\u00e4tze f\u00fcr ca. 50 Personen hat und bei unserem Besuch vielleicht 30 Personen da waren.\nIch hatte ein Pizzabrot, was mir empfohlen wurde und dann noch ein bi\u00dfchen Pizza von einem Kollegen. Beides war nur Durchschnitt und keine Gaumenexplosion.\nWenn ich die Wahl habe, werde ich wohl nicht mehr wiederkommen...
__label__3 Gut sortierter Fahrradladen in der Innenstadt.\n\n\n Habe dort bisher viele Kleinigkeiten f\u00fcs Rad gekauft und bin immer freundlich und zuvorkommen behandelt worden. Leider ist die Verf\u00fcgbarkeit nicht immer optimal, was mich dann doch ab und an wieder zu Amazon treibt,\n\n\n Alles in allem zu empfehlen.
__label__2 HATE  Nothing.\n\nDISLIKE  Space isn't as visually appealing as the other \"snow ice\" competitor. Lack of printed menus. Order is handwritten on the container.\n\nLIKE  The strawberry condensed milk. Usage of natural ingredients. Lighter/fluffier than its competitor. Egg pudding as a topping.\n\nLOVE  Nothing.
__label__4 Best cantaloupe snow ice I've ever had~!
__label__3 First time trying snow and it did not disappoint!\n\nCoconut delight (4 stars): If you love coconut and pineapple you must get this! Very refreshing. The pineapple chunks were sweet and the coconut shavings were great with it. Just couldn't taste much coconut flavor in the snow but the shavings made up for that. \n\nTaro: I don't like taro but I tried it anyway. Didn't taste too much like taro to me though.\n\nGreen tea: I don't like green tea flavored desserts either, this definitely tasted like green tea so if you like that you should get this. \n\nThe small size is pretty big! So share if you want. They have recommended combos or you can make your own. Their combos look really good though so I'd stick with that. \n\nService (5 stars):\nThe ladies working were really nice. \n\nAtmosphere:\nSmall place, but clean. Got busier the later it was.
__label__4 Love it!  We normally hit Kuma Snow on the weekend, but we decided to try this place instead. I had coconut snow, pineapple, almonds, and passion popping boba. Just the flavor of the snow was AWESOME. Great feature, and a sufficient number if toppings to choose from. As much as I love Kuma, the flavor of their snow is not as strong as I would like for it to be. Shave Snow's snow is very flavorful, even on its own. We will DEFINITELY be back.
__label__4 When we visit Vegas, we are always trying new things and venturing off the beaten path.  OK, so an ice cream shoppe is not that adventurous, but we were with the kids.  That being said, we had no idea what to expect at a 'shavery'.  WOW.  The texture is something I can't describe, other than I crave it again.  The flavors we tried were fantastic, Chocolate, Cantaloupe, and Mango.  The staff were friendly and funny, and the customers consisted \"nice\" people.   We are heading back again this afternoon.  Bravo Encore.
__label__4 Boars Head meats and cheeses .... Salads are great and burgers are the best by far .... Yummy
__label__0 Pizza sauce had no seasoning in it, very sweet. Cooked pizza was very chewy, not good. I will not be back.
__label__1 We tried to call yesterday to see if they were still open!  The idiot that answers the phone I would say shouldn't!  He seemed to not understand anything we were saying.  Needless to say, they were closed!  And that's all the dude had to say in the first place!\nBut anyway, I really wanted to try this place!  So we go in and order the Stromboli!  you have all several choices of sauces, regular, spicy, white or something else!   It comes with 2 choices of fillings!  Then after that, they charge $1.00 per topping (WHAT) So I just got the 2 toppings, just because I wasn't sure what it was going to taste like!  So as we waited, they had several bottles of wine.  So I was looking at the bottles, and there was a lady sitting there, she asked if we wanted to try one.   Well of course I said.  So she gave us a taste of one, it was really good!  It taste a lot like one we send for, it was a red Zen.  So we started talking to us, her name was Lynn!  She made our experience much better for us.  She made up for the jerk that answered the phone.   So anyway, we get home to eat or Stromboli.  It was ok, we got the spice sauce.  The sauce just taste like they opened a can of tomato sauce to me.  Over all, I didn't care for it!  My husband liked it.   So I'm sure he will be back for the Stromboli, and I will be back for the wine!
__label__4 A friend and I found this place, after Grimaldi's had a 1 hour wait. We literally just looked across the street and decided to take a chance and we were not disappointed! This place is so adorable, you make your own pizza and they're choices of different crust/sauce etc. The pizza is seriously done by the time you pay and sit down. Which they bring to you. The staff is the nicest ever. The layout is kind of off with only 4 booths. But It makes it feel more homey. I would let the pizza sit for at least a minute or 2 before you try eating it or it'll all fall off :( At the end we got some yummy gelato, and they gave us a coupon for next times visit. Overall experience amazing! And my friends and I new go to place when I'm on her side of town!
__label__3 great service and food, quick and casual.\n\nwe had the chopped salad, bianco, and built my own...spicy marinara, mozzarella, basil, meatballs, and spicy peppers!\n\nall the ingredients tasted fresh!
__label__4 This place is delicious for those who enjoy this style of pizza. It's fast but authentic tasting. Very friendly staff. A little pricey for what we got but it doesn't have to be and they have specials everyday. It's conveniently located by my house as well. Would make a nice casual date location as well.
__label__0 First off - this is now 2.75 Cleaners (looks like they changed the sign outside).  Absolutely THEE worst customer experience we have EVER received.  DO NOT go here.  Because of the location, I went in here after moving.  They make you pay up front for your laundry (which I have NEVER had to do before).  But I let that slide.  The third time I went in I dropped off my boyfriends suit (the only one he has).  I went to pick it up 2 days after it was supposed to be ready and they asked if it had already been picked up....NO - I am the only one who drops off the dry cleaning and the only one who picks it up.  PLUS I had the receipt they gave me for pick up.  They said they would call when they found it. NOTHING.  We called a couple days later only to be told we would again be called back after they looked for it.  Another couple days later we were told that their records showed that the suit had been picked up with either the receipt or a phone number....which is pretty unbelievable since I had the receipt and our phone number is from a different state with a different area code - don't think someone could have accidentally mixed up that many numbers.  Still waiting for a phone call from the manager....love that we even PAID for it upfront.  This business is bad all around.  Wish I had read these other Yelp reviews first.  Be sure and warn others - just like we plan on doing - and taking more drastic action if we do not hear back from them soon.
__label__0 Went on Christmas Eve...party of 6.  HORRIBLE EXPERIENCE!  Our main course (BBQ) was cold...when we asked to have them heat it up we waited 30 minutes for it to return by that time, the side dishes were cold.  We were promised that we would be refunded for the cost of the meat and for desert.  We got neither. and ended up paying an unfair amount considering our food was cold, late, and bland.  Then the manager printed up 5 receipts as an attempt to fool us.   The whole ordeal lasted almost 2 hours AFTER our meal was done.  WE felt victimized and the customer service was HORRIBLE!!!  We filed a complaint with the Better Business Bureau.  STAY AWAY!!!  At least from the one in RED ROCK CASINO!!!
__label__0 Ribs are good. But this place is waaaaaay overpriced. Go to Rolling Smoke it's better and cheaper
__label__1 The original location in town is at The District & for years we drove across town from the west side to enjoy the sweet tea,\nwarm biscuits with apple butter & ribs. When it opened at Red Rock near us I was thrilled! Unfortunately the quality isn't the same. It's as if the magic touch was lost at the new location.\nLast night our tea was so bitter it was sent back, the biscuits were burned & hard & at that point I told myself no more trips to this location. Not sure what's going on but it's not the first time we had issues here. We always voice our concerns but I don't see improvements. \nLooks like we'll occasionally make our way across town because we did always enjoy the other location. I hope they eventually get their act together.
__label__1 Wife and I went there for lunch around 2 PM. Ordered a beer and waited about 10 minutes. Thought they must be really busy, got up to look around, hardly anyone there. No one behind the bar. When food came the guy didn't bother to ask who order which plate, just put them down in front of us. Wrong plates. Fries were cold. Called waitress over and asked for hot fries and also the biscuits she never brought. She was very polite and took care of it. Must say, the meat was excellent. Baby Backs, burnt tips and chicken.
__label__3 I've been here a few times and it is kind of a mixed bag. I go for the brisket, which is great. I think  that 7 oz of brisket for $18 or so is a little much, but what can you do? Go at lunch.  \n\nThe good: iced tea, fantastic potato salad, and the brisket. The cocktails are good. I wish I could remember the name of the one I had. \n\nThe bad: the weird greasy spread they give you with the biscuits. It is always waxy and not very flavorful.  It seems like they use cheap margarine. The hot links - too much garlic in my opinion, but I haven't had them in ages. Service can be iffy.
__label__4 Amazing pizza (the Forest), and even better beer. I had what the bar keep recommended. Perfect meal, nice staff, and a group came in and sat next to us that we had a great conversation with. All over a cool experience.
__label__4 Amazing service ... Quality to the tee!!! I will never go anywhere else live the house and and I'm always treated like family verses just a client !!
__label__2 Went here with my boyfriend he got a pedicure and I got a fill with gel. They both turned out great. My boyfriends calluses were horrible and he left with baby feet they went the extra mile to make sure his feet were smooth.  Bella did a great job with my french tips very clean looking.   It's nice to have somewhere open past 7. \n\nBe sure to call and make an appointment though to make sure you don't have to wait.
__label__4 I love that this salon provides a shuttle! It's very clean and friendly. The amount of colors to chose from is quite impressive! I got a gel polish for the first time and love the way my nails look and feel. Mani/pedi took exactly 1 hour and my toes and finger nails look great! This is officially where I'll b going to get my nails done when in Vegas!
__label__1 they no longer deliver...in room dining only.  Not going to patronize until they deliver again.  Just ridiculous they don't deliver.  What are they trying to do?
__label__4 We love this place, the food is great. Being from the Chicago area it's hard to find good pizza here in az, this is our new favorite place for pizza and wings. The staff is always friendly and helpful.
__label__4 I spoke with and got quotes from 5 roofers before choosing Brown Roofing.  I could not ask for a better job.  We just bought this house and it needed a new roof.  It has tile which we used to think lasted forever.  The tiles do but the 'underlayment\" which is under the tiles, does not.  After researching I found that some companies lay 1 layer of underlayment and some do 2, and 2 is better than 1. It should protect the roof from leaking for a longer period of time.  Two of the roof bids I received only had one layer so I did not want to use them.  After speaking with Craig Brown of Brown Roofing on the phone I found him to be extremely knowledgeable about roof replacement.  He explained how the roofing process works and, after our conversation,  I felt confident we would have a good outcome with Brown Roofing.   He sent an estimate after seeing the roof and it was very reasonable. We arranged a date for them to begin work and they were there as arranged.  They made sure the roof replacement was done in a quality manner in every regard.  They even threw in a lot of extras and did not charge! The roof looks so much better than it did and I am confident it will be watertight for many years.  They made sure everything was cleaned up everyday  when they left and also when they finished and the yard looks great.  One less thing to worry about.  It is great to work with a company that goes out of their way to make sure you are satisfied.
__label__1 I wanted to like this place so badly, and I was actually thinking of giving it a second chance before writing this review. But the more I thought about it, the more I realized that I do not want to come here again.\n\nFirst of all, I've never eaten Taiwanese food before and I didn't really know what to order off their very extensive menu.  The first waitress couldn't help us bc she didn't speak English.  The second waitress was just generally unhlepful in making recommendations or explaining what the different dishes were.\n\nWe ended up ordered a squid and vegetable dish and a kung pao chicken dish.  They took SOOOOO long to come out!  After 20 minutes of waiting we find out that there is a problem with the rice cooker sothat's why everything is taking so long.  Finally, after 30+ minutes the squid dish comes out.  The \"vegetables\" in the dish were JUST cabbage.  And the squid was just the frozen, pre-cut kind that you can buy at the store.\n\nThe kung pao chicken was slightly better and in a very flavorful, savory sauce.  But the rice was still soggy when it came out, even though it took 45 minutes for us to get it.\n\nso yeah, I wanted to like this place and I always root for independent small business owners, but this place was just not good enough to warrant a second visit.
__label__3 Garlic eggplants were good, pork chops over rice were good too !
__label__2 First time here for me and my Taiwanese wife. The food was good. We shared 3-cup chicken, cold beef tendon w/ chili sauce, beef pies and stinky tofu. OK, she ate the stinky tofu. I tasted it once in Taiwan and that was enough for me. I have no complaints with the food although I am fairly sure that the 3-cup chicken was heated (or reheated) in a microwave. The sauce was really good, but like traditional Taiwanese cooking, the chicken was cut up into small pieces with bones in. I know that conveys \"authentic\" to some, but I don't want to have to work that hard and get my hands all messy with sauce to eat. Boneless chicken would just make this dish spectacular in my opinion. The service was typically efficient and not overly friendly and/or chatty. Food was relatively quick to come out and my wife did enjoy it as traditional Taiwanese. One other thing, and fairly common in Asian restaurants was the thermostat was reading 80-81 degrees. I don't want to sweat while I eat either. If we happen to be close by, we might return, but I don't think we would make a special trip to eat here again.
__label__0 Called Linda to have alterations made to my wedding dress.\nShe changed the appointment several times on me last minute.\n\nShe fucked it all up, the lengths were off, areas were too short where other parts were not altered at all. In the end, it was unsalvageable and instead of saving money using Linda's services, I ended up having to buy an entirely new dress, having to alter my entire budget for the wedding. \n\nLinda also tried to charge me for the work done, as if that was going happen.\n\nI knew planning a wedding would be stressful, but this was definitely more than I imagined I'd have to deal with.\n\nI should have listened to Jeff's review. Next time I'm going to someone reputable who actually knows what they're doing!!!!!\n\nIf its good quality, BEWARE!!!
__label__0 Okay, they even get orders wrong as a walk in. I specifically asked for grilled chicken enchi's and she puts shredded chicken in them! Really? Next to that, customer service...horrible. Everyone in there looks so down and out, just slumming away; no smiles, speak to you very emotionless. One girl even says to a man that walks up to the counter \"ya what do you need?\". Where is management at this place? I thought about asking to speak with a manager but seeing as how the employees are mummily (ya I made that word up) serving guests, I couldn't help but think that they are a reflection of how their management is allowing them to act, so it probably wouldn't be worth it. Such a shame the staffs personality and service doesn't match their delicious food.
__label__0 Avoid this dentist at all costs and go elsewhere. This man is a greedy con artist. I went to see him after a year or two of avoiding the dentist, and in need of a general checkup and teeth cleaning. I went to him due to a Groupon that seemed to have a good deal. Unfortunately, when I got there, he did the usual, x-rays, exam and everything, but then sternly and authoritatively told me I have not just gingivitis, but periodontal disease. For those that don't know, this is a very serious disease that involves bacteria so far underneath the teeth that they are literally eating away at the bone. Pretty serious stuff that just happened to require a $1000 extra deep cleaning that he was willing to do for me. \nTotally freaked out, I went to MATC here in Madison and got a teeth cleaning for $30 where they also took x-rays and had two dentists on duty. Without me even asking them, both dentists said I have excellent teeth and that it's quite obvious I've been taking good care of them. Even the students who cleaned my teeth commented on this initially. I then asked them about the periodontal disease, and if gingivitis is even a possibility. Both of them said no, not in the slightest, but took another look at my x-rays just to be sure, ultimately making the same assessment. Once again, they told me my teeth were in excellent condition.\nNow my father happens to be a dentist as well, but he's been retired for some time. Nonetheless, I sent both sets of x-rays to him, from Dr. Lee and MATC, and asked him his opinion. He concurred with the MATC dentists that I most certainly do not have periodontal disease or even gingivitis, and he strongly advised me to no longer go to Dr. Lee. Obviously, I never will, but I want other people to understand what a scam artist this guy is. Do not go to him, unless you want to be lied to and have your money taken from you.\nOh, and I wanted to add this little part as well. After they told me very sternly that I have periodontal disease, I lightheartedly said \"Well, looks like it's time to turn the ship around then, and do what I can do reverse course.\" I expected at least the tiniest bit of encouragement from them, but none was forthcoming. In fact, the vibe I got was a very strong attitude of paternalistic judgment. Very odd and offputting. I now see it was part of the act. Whatever you do, don't go there. This man is a liar and a fraud. And unfortunately, even his staff seems to be in on it.
__label__0 Very very disappointed with our whole experience dealing with them. \n\nOur photographer was amateurish in that it was the same poses time and time again and his proportions were way off and the photos were crooked, not in an artistic way. He was supposed to have known the grounds but when we told him the backgrounds we would like he appeared to not know the location and where would be the best places to take the photos. Included in our wedding package was an additional hour of photography, but we did not get our full time. I did not realize this at the time because none of us had watches, but when we got to our room we saw that we still had a few minutes with him. That was after we continued taking our own photos with our family. He did take over 300 photos most of which were quadruple shots and portrait, hardly any landscape shots. \n\nPart of our wedding package also included a $100 credit towards prints. In February we received an email regarding a 20% off promotion. I contacted them via email asking if we could use both our credit and the promotion. First response I got was a no. Then I received both an email and phone call from a girl named Autumn saying yes I could. I called her and placed my order. Over two weeks after placing my order I contacted her wanting to know the status, to which she said she could not find the order. After refreshing her memory and waiting another two weeks I have emailed and called, receiving no response from anyone regarding my order. \n\nCan't believe they claim to be professionals when they can't complete a simple order consisting of just one print and do not return customer phone calls and emails. They also don't seem to be able to take decent photos being that my 5 year old nephew has better sense for taking balanced, unique, and artistic photos. And let's not forget that obviously they're lacking internal communication as well since their employees don't know what can and cannot be done. Imagine Studios ready needs to get their act together before ruining anyone else's wedding day and memories!
__label__4 Awesome cubano sandwich. Great decor and feeling. Its a mim and pop place.. Definately going back.. Its a must..
__label__3 Went here for a friend's b-day was very impressed with the meal.\n\nI had the NY Strip Steak ($45) which was 3 big slices of steak (cooked to a perfect medium rare), a wilted greens side, and also some New Potatoes (they were boiled, then fried, then smashed and brushed with butter and were FREAKING AMAZING). \n\nThe table shared the Spicy Onion Rings (good but not $12 Good), Creamless Cream Corn (not sure how it's made, but it was really damn good), and both Steak and Duck Skewers (the duck was my favorite but both were good and decent sized).\n\nThe prices are on point with most steak houses, and the entrees actually come with sides not just a la cart like most places.\n\nThere was a ton of staff, our water glasses were constantly filled and questions were answered immediately.\n\nMy only complaint and what is preventing them from 5 stars was their bread basket. It was 4 very hard, very dry basic dinner rolls, which was kind of a let down, but then again if the bread basket is the only complaint I have with a steak house, the place isn't all that bad!
__label__1 Kokimo's was way better. There were about six hostesses and 10 waiters plus 10 more bussers. Waiters seemed way too freaked out to spend time at the table. The did not seem confident. Almost like they would get in trouble if they talked too much to the table.  Atmosphere looks like a lower dollar BBQ joint. Need more options besides a regular steak I can get back home for less than half the price.
__label__0 My wife and I watch a lot of Top Chef, so when we booked a weekend at the Mirage it was a no brainer to try Tom Colicchhio's steak house. It was disappointing to the point of being comical. My wife summed it up perfectly when she said, \"If a contestant on Top Chef had put this food in front of him, Collichio would have torn him a new one.\"\n\nI ordered the New York strip. Good, but nothing special. I actually thought the New York strip I had at Elway's at the Denver airport was better. I also got the fries, because I love a good steak-frites. The plate of fries I got looked like a plate you'd get at Denny's. Very dry, over salty, with no flavor. I sent them back, which is the first time I've ever sent food back at a restaurant, but for $13 a plate, those fries should have tickled my gonads. I even asked them if the fries were frozen. They assured me they make them by hand daily. I guess I'll take them on their word, but I have my doubts. So for $75 I got a decent steak and terrible fries. Oh yeah, and the cheapeast glass of red was 17 bucks. Again, good but nothing special. The next tier up was in the high 20s and mid 30s. That's asking a heck of a lot for a glass of wine.\n\nMy wife ordered the brisket which was good. However, the mustard dressing on the brisket was the same sauce they put on the vegetables, so everything on her plate tasted the same. My wife is also gluten and dairy free and asked if she could substitute the creamy polenta that came with the brisket for something else. The waitress said she would check, but we never saw her again until they brought our food with the creamy polenta. Then it got funny. To the manager's credit she didn't charge us for the fries and comped us two free desserts. Three different people assured my wife that she was getting dairy-free sorbet including the manager. One of the flavors was fromage-blanc which tasted great. I asked the manager how they got such an authentic cheese flavor without using dairy. She actually got the dessert chef who explained that they used goat cheese. We all paused for an awkward silence. My wife was too embarassed to say anything and I was on the verge of cracking up. Finally the chef asked if my wife was okay with goat cheese. My wife allowed the chef to save face and said yes, but when she left we lost it. Memo to Tom Collichio and his staff: CHEESE IS DAIRY! Even if it comes from a goat. \n\nI will say the desserts were excellent and by far the best part of the meal. But if you go to a steak house and the best thing is dessert, it's not a good steak house. I'm sure this place will be successful simply because it's Tom Collichio, but if it was anyone else's name on the door people would say it's so-so and ridiculously over priced.
__label__0 First time in my history of steak dining I send my steak back! Where do I begin... Decided to eat here since I'm staying at the mirage. The front desk manager told us it was amazing so I figured its a must since I'm a huge steak house guy. From the get go I wasn't impressed with the small menu but I figured that its kept small to make sure what the serve is perfect. We started with the heirloom tomatoe salad and the baby green salad, not amazing but okay (portions very small also). Since we weren't really impressed with any of the other starters we decided to order extra sides with the steak. My brother got the NY strip and myself got the bone-in rib eye (mind you the bone was no where to be found). The NY strip was decent but not great, the rib eye unfortunately was actually pretty gross (it kills me to say). For starters meat was purple not red (I eat my steak mid rare) also a bit over seasoned with salt and pepper bit on top of it all it just had a weird undescribable taste. Pondered back and forth about my dilemma but figured for $59 I'm def not gonna pay for something so disappointing and something I had 3 bites of. When i called my waiter over you coupd tell he was a bit surprised i was sending it back but whatever. His service was mediocre at best, kimda pushy to get us to order drinks which i absolutely hate (we arent at fridays so chill) and over all he was unattentive. The rest of the wait crew i must say were on top of their game though. Sides were pretty decent, we got the finger potatoes, onion rings and roasted mushrooms (all good). Over def regret the dining decision, hopefully we make up for it with our next two dinners. If you can avoid this place, the restaurant Stack next door is 100 times better in my opinion. Always the worst when a restaurant plays off the name of their celebrity chef and assumes their mediocre food is top notch. I'm honestly baffled this place has a ton of 5- star reviews.
__label__1 Wait staff and service was good.  My steak was excellent (Tabasco peppered Kobe flank). My friends duck was mediocre and the fat was not rendered. We didn't have time to wait for a fix so she just ate it.  The sides with it were good. The worst part of the experience was the fact that they charged $5 for hot water. 35 for mediocre duck and 40 for a steak.  I find charging for hot water ridiculous.
__label__0 Staying at Mirage so we decided to check this place out.  Great looking atmosphere, good menu but the hostess was ice cold.  Asked a question about the menu and was ignored.  The girl acted like she couldn't be bothered.  Wtf?  You're a hostess. Seriously.  So we moved on to Stack and had a great time. Asked around and a lot of people had the same experience.  Big fan of Top Chef and Tom Collochio but so disappointed in the cold reception.  I guess they're too cool for me so I'll take my money elsewhere.
__label__4 The BEST Sushi in town by far. All others hail in comparison. Head chef Kim is and the staff is very personable. The sushi itself is unbelievable. Best place in town, i've eaten at many sushi places.
__label__3 Went to Joes this morning! First off after about 3 mins of sitting down i got to meet Joe and shake is hand! He is awesome and was sold on the place after that. I ordered the combo with two eggs, pancakes, sausage and bacon it was great! The wait staff is super courteous and attentive. Will be going back many times to this place!
__label__3 A Master Chef and food historian brought me to Joe's Diner. I've been coming back ever since. The decor is classic American diner but the food and coffee is a cut above. $10 sandwiches are done perfectly. The coffee is Arbuckles Ariosa cowboy coffee. The waitress was very nice. Nice little mid town jem in the Melrose District
__label__1 I really wanted to like this place because I have a soft spot for diners and dives (not so much drive ins). And this place has the traditional diner set up on the inside located in an area of town (the Melrose) that I'm really rooting for to turn into something truly special (it's already pretty cool). But, I just didn't like the food. I ordered the breakfast sandwich which was eggs, sausage and cheese on a croissant. The croissant was ehhh ok. The eggs/sausage/cheese was greasy and not very flavorful. It came with a side of potatoes which were also pretty m'eh. I'll give this one another shot at some point.
__label__0 A coffee joint down the street recommended  this place. And since I love the coffee joint, I thought that this must be good. WRONG! We were right by the door, cashiers area & had the worst service! The food was blah!! I will NOT return.
__label__0 Terrible service, sirloin tips burnt the last time we came.. This time - we were unlucky to get the same server (Bianca). \n\nThe first visit, she never checked up on us and when she gave the check.. We then said the sirloin was burnt& she had a blank expression on her face then walked away..of course she did not get a tip!\n\nThe second visit( after a month ), we asked about the kids menu having free refills on drinks & she said soda only. We told her that the little sign said chocolate milk too.. She then responded with \" I've been here a year & you dont get refills on that. She also told us that she will be getting another server for us??\nThis server has evident service issues!!\n\nThe servers name is Bianca and she was very rude & obviously hated her job.. She should never be in a customer facing position, it would benefit any company more to put this type of terrible personnel, more back of the house. As a patron, we come to different ihop locations & this is the worse one. \n\nWe spoke to Bernadette the manager, we did not feel that she did anything immediate to satisfy our complaint so we asked for her boss's number because we were treated horribly by Bianca& she needs to go! The manager did however ended up being the one to just serve us and was very pleasant with another server ( soleil or something )\n\nWe were here to relax, enjoy our saturday morning & have a nice family breakfast not experience all this non sende
__label__0 Worst car rental service I've ever experienced!!! If I could give them a negative rating, I would. We arrived at Charlotte airport and went out to the curbside to await our shuttle to come. After waiting for 30mins, I called Sixt to ask where the shuttle was as I had seen other shuttles drive by MULTIPLE times, yet no Sixt shuttle. The lady on the other end assured me that the shuttle was on its way as she claimed she spoke with the driver who said he was \"wrapping around the airport and would be right there.\" Well, another 10 minutes later, I called again wondering if the driver had gotten lost, disoriented, in a car accident, or blatantly lied, and again I was reassured the shuttle was on its way and that it should be there any second since their location was literally 5 minutes away from the airport (not sure why it would take so long to get to the airport when you're only 5 minutes away.)\n\nLong story short (kinda), the shuttle FINALLY appeared after 5 phone calls and waiting for over an hour in the freezing cold (this is when there was the huge snow/winter storm). The driver pulls up in an unmarked van (no Sixt logo), and proceeds to just sit in the car, not saying he's with Sixt, not saying anything... Just hanging out in the car, when at this point, there were 4 of us waiting for this \"shuttle\". One of the gentleman that was waiting with us went up to the van and asked the driver if this was indeed the Sixt shuttle, to which the driver responded yes. We got in the van and literally a 5 minute ride later, we were at the office. Mind you, there were no signs with the name, no logo, nothing. We literally got out in a parking lot that looked almost deserted, other than cars parked there. We entered into a small building and lo-and-behold FINALLY saw a Sixt logo. \n\nThe lady at the front desk was really nice and said she was going to upgrade us since we had to wait so long for the shuttle to come pick us up, which was definitely nice. The car, however, wasn't THAT great. I mean the car itself was a brand new Nissan Ultima so I couldn't really complain much about that... but the smell in the car?! Someone definitely was smoking like a chimney in there -- the smoke smell was so incredibly strong I had to drive with the windows down and the heat blasting so I could at least stand being in the car. Not to mention I opened the arm rest compartment to plug my phone in to charge, and a huge cloud of weed odor came out, so it was back to windows being opened. \n\nI think it's safe to say that I will NEVER EVER book another rental vehicle with Sixt, nor will I ever recommend them to anyone. I guess that's why they're \"Sixt\" -- because they suck!!!
__label__4 Recently had Tonya do a maternity shoot for my husband and I out at Lake Las Vegas. LOVED working with her. She had some great ideas and was very professional. Can't wait for her to do our newborn photos when our little guy decides to arrive!
__label__0 Arboretum Massage placed a deal on Amazon Local earlier this year.  I thought it was a great way to try out a new massage place, so I bought one for my wife and I.  Yesterday I called to schedule the massage, but no one was there to pick up the phone.  Shortly after leaving my message, I received a text on my phone that said.....\"will call you right back\".  More than 24 hours went by, so I texted the number back and asked when they were going to call me.  I received a call thirty minutes later and asked to schedule a massage.  When I identified myself as a holder of an Amazon Local voucher, the person on the other end, in a very abrupt manner told me they are no longer accepting Amazon vouchers.  When I asked him why, he said, \"we just aren't\".  In a polite manner, I asked why aren't you...I wanted to understand if they are too busy (maybe this is the best place in town to get a massage).  Again, he said, \"we just aren't\"...in a very rude voice.  So I asked him one last time and he said, \"because we just decided not to, so you need to call Amazon and get your money back\".  That was the end of the conversation.  So I called Amazon and got my money back.  And then I wrote this post about my experience.  Without a doubt, this ranks as one of the worst customer experiences I have ever had trying to do business with someone.  This place needs to get out of the service industry and in to something that suits them a little better.
__label__1 L'an pass\u00e9, j'avais vu les beaux parasols rouges de Verses Sky (qui est la m\u00eame chose que Terrasses Nelligan) et je me suis dit, que d\u00e8s qu'il ferait chaud cette ann\u00e9e, je m'y retrouverai pour aller prendre un verre. Me souvenir de l'endroit a \u00e9t\u00e9 un peu plus difficile cette fois-ci parce qu'avec un \u00e9t\u00e9 arriv\u00e9 beaucoup plus t\u00f4t que normal, les parasols n'\u00e9taient pas sortis, donc la terrasse difficile \u00e0 trouver \u00e0 partir du sol! L'endroit comme tel est pas mal beau et c'est le fun de se retrouv\u00e9 dans un recoin un peu caf\u00e9 qui est vraiment en plein milieu du Vieux. Par contre, le service a vraiment pris du temps (10 minutes avant de commander et 30 minutes pour nous servir un verre de vin et 2 mojitos) puis nos consommations n'\u00e9taient pas si g\u00e9niales que \u00e7a. Mon ros\u00e9 \u00e9tait ti\u00e8de comme si la bouteille n'avait jamais \u00e9t\u00e9 dans le frigo, et bien qu'un des mojito \u00e9tait bien, l'autre ne go\u00fbtait pas une go\u00fbte d'alcool. En plus, au d\u00e9part in s'\u00e9tait tromp\u00e9 et on nous avait emmen\u00e9 un mojito virgin, donc on a l'impression de se l'\u00eatre fait donner quand m\u00eame. Il y avait une diff\u00e9rence notable entre les deux. Et 2 dollars d'extra pour 3-4 framboises dans un mojito? J'aime mieux aller au march\u00e9 et m'acheter au casseau au complet \u00e0 ce prix l\u00e0.
__label__1 It was one of the first nice weekends in Montreal and we had heard that there were some nice rooftop restaurants open for brunch.  We arrived and sat down and were quickly surprised to find that they were not offering brunch, only lunch.  The sign in the elevator said brunch was offered from 11 to 3:30 but that was apparently just for the restaurant downstairs.  I'm honestly not sure if that's true.  We decided to eat anyway because we were starving.\n\nWe got some drinks and ordered an appetizer.  The appetizer was excellent, but that was the only positive point of the meal other than the weather and the view.  I ordered a veggie burger and it tasted / looked like a cheap patty that came out of a frozen package.  \n\nAfter we ate we then proceeded to wait for what must have been at least a half hour before our bills came.  The place was filling up and our waiter looked busy but unfortunately we were tucked away in a corner that was essentially forgotten about.  The waiter was apologetic when he finally did return which was appreciated.  Overall I would definitely not return as the food was below average and the service was pretty poor.
__label__1 Small and over priced. Had a assortment of the macaroons.  They tasted better then I expected but was still disappointed. I found that out of the five I purchased two of them were kinda hard compared to the others. The ones that did seem fresh had good cookies that were soft but had little filling. Over all I felt like I was paying more for the packaging then the actual macaroons. It was just okay to me.
__label__3 TLDR: limited seating, oven available, outdoor patio, no drive-thru, wi-fi iffy\n\nStarbucks has always strived to perform excellent customer service in order to provide its customers with a positive experience. My experience at this location reflects their continued commitment to this standard. \n\nThis Starbucks is probably an older location as it does not have the amenities compared to the other locations, such as no drive-thru, and limited merchandise for sale. This place is frequented by the migrant wanderers that stroll the area, but they tend to keep to themselves, like most \"normal\" people. The seating is limited, so finding your treasured side table with accessible outlets may prove difficult at this location, but its quaint size may allow for louder background noise than expected. You might be better off studying elsewhere. \n\nDrinks are pretty standard at this location with no problems from each of my experiences; however, they'll re-make your drink correctly should issues arrive. But, this is standard at any Starbucks location.
__label__3 Regardless that I write a lot of Starbuck's reviews,  I yelp it loud and proud that I am a Dunkin Donuts fan. Dunkin Donut's coffee, doughnuts, and bagels are a part of my New York heritage. If you gave me a taste test between Dunkin Donuts and Starbuck's coffee, I'd most likely choose Dunkin Donuts. Lol, it would be no comparison between a Dunkin Donut and  Starbuck's pastry. If Dunkin Donuts was outside the Las Vegas market, I'd ask a friend visiting New York to bring me back a dozen of Dunkin's donuts. Fortunately,  Dunkin Donuts has a niche in the competitive Las Vegas market.\n\n   Yesterday (6-28-2014), my brother and I stopped here after hours under the simmering July sun in Floyd Lamb Park. We were tired and thirsty. So, we drove down Durango Drive south toward the 215 and before Deer Springs Drive by Centennial Hills Hospital, we stopped off at the relatively new Dunkin Donuts. Parking problems were nonexistent. There is plenty of parking for Dunkin Donuts and the adjacent Molly's Casino. Furthermore, there is plenty of seating. We would sit at the two comfortable plush chairs with a view across Durango Drive of Centennial Hills Hospital.\n\n   The 103-plus July heat was not ideal weather for hot coffee. Oh he'll no! It was ideal weather for a Dunkin Donuts refreshing beverage that is over and above the Frapuccino. We came here for the Coolata. The Coolata is Dunkin Donuts version of the Frapuccino. In my opinion it is better. Why? Dunkin Donuts has partnered with Baskin Robbins at many locations. For example on Long Island,  New York; the majority of Dunkin Donuts share the same roof with Baskin Robbins. This partnership has given Dunkin Donuts knowledge of ice cream. It is a partnership that resulted in the Coolata. Even the menu states that the Coolata is Baskin Robbins inspired. When I sipped the Iced Mocha Coolata I was so convinced. This beverage that brought me from sleepiness to awakeness in a few minutes, tasted just like a shake. Next time I'm getting the Oreo Coolata. It is a cool way to wake up. What is really cool is that a large Coolata only came out to $3.99. If you add a doughnut, it will come out to the price of a Frapuccino. \n\n  Sometimes I don't appreciate things until its too late. I don't want to make the same mistake with Dunkin Donuts. As long as they are in Vegas and they support their customers, I will support Dunkin Donuts. My support starts with shouting out loud that I am a Dunkin Donuts fan that gives this location four stars.
__label__1 This was my very first experience with this chain.. I was very disappointed.  I was with a friend that raved about how good it was so we stopped in. Mind you it was 530 am.. I asked for a sweet tea and tasted it. It was not sweet so I asked for another and yet again there was no sweetener in it.. my egg sandwich was mediocre. .. needless to say I won't go there again
__label__0 It took me a while thinking about write this review.\nI'm crazy with sushi-mon. My husband always call me a sushi monster !!\n\nI usually go to sushi mon around 2-3 times a month for at least 2 years. When I heard they changed the owner I wasn't care but somehow the feeling of enjoyment has changed too!\nThe food is 4 stars for me.\n\nThe new upgraded design was nice but the service is getting worst every time I go there. \n\nI've always enjoying the service and conversation with couple Thai ladies and Yuki ( I think that was her name ) They are seem very polite, give us attentions and make the place feel welcome, But lately I haven't seen them much ( maybe my schedule have changed ) I went there on Thursday night (3/13/14) it was 3 groups of people only and I still received a shitty service from them!\n \nThe waitress were so MEAN!! For some reason which is I do not understand at all. We are a customer who going to give you tips and pay for what we eat!  We are not begging you for a free food!!! There were No smile No Hello No goodbye  No thank you!!! Just a simple unhappy face like this :( \nWhen I ordered she do not give me and signal that she got it just walk away. When she brought the food she just drop it next to me not even in front of me then walk away. \nWe have to waved to get their attention. It was horrible. \n\nWe are hoping that the service somehow get better. Maybe I'll go back maybe I won't.
__label__0 This is probably the worst Sushi I've ever eaten In Las Vegas.\nWe ordered two chicken teriyaki's they came cold like someone had cooked them long time ago and hard like the plates.\nI order food with no shellfish; they brought it with selfish.\n\nThe service is horrific;  I was embarrassed to bring my family here.\nThe servers were mess and did not know what they were doing.\nAbsolutely sad
__label__3 The Tavern used to be Morehead Street Tavern (which closed down) but has recently changed management and opened up under the name, The Tavern.\n\nI am very partial to The Tavern, simply because it is right across the street from my apartment. Thus, the convenience is a HUGE plus. \n\nOn the outside, The Tavern just looks like any run of the mill bar. However, on the inside, it opens up into this HUGE space. I couldn't even believe it when I first walked in. We have taken many friends here and they were in shock at the size of the place.\n\nThe first floor is the main bar with a separate large room for pool tables. There is an overlook to the dance floor that is located on the bottom floor. The bottom floor contains multiple bars and large dance floor with a stage. There is also a very large outdoor patio with an outdoor stage and bar. The facility at this place is phenomenal! Unfortunately, since they are so new, there isn't currently a ton of people at the bar. Thus, most people just stay upstairs at the main bar/pool table area. Once they start bringing in bands and filling this place up, it will be an incredible venue.\n\nWe have had the food here. The collard dip is delicious and the wings were also very good too! The drink specials are very good. The past few times we have been it has been $2 for beer and usually a few more for mixed drinks. \n\nI can't wait for this place to get more busy and I love stopping over there for a quick drink mid-week!
__label__3 Good group of guys work there, overall real friendly which is rare for the bar scene. Limited drinks on tap but prices are very reasonable. good food, no complaints really. the layout is a little odd, but that does not bother me.
__label__0 The worse Denny's I've been to very rude employees very filthy  never eat there again
__label__3 My husband and I went on date night and had a blast! Our instructor was Melissa and she was friendly and full of energy. However, Melissa was a little fast and slightly vague in her instructions, but gave us plenty of time to paint each step. A finished painting was hanging that we could refer back too. Drinks are average price, $5 for beer and $7 for wine. Last call drinks are half price! We ate before going so I did not have a chance to try any of the food, but there is a 20 minute dinner break half way through for everyone to eat. There were a lot of people munching on appetizers throughout the painting class. This is something I will absolutely do again, and highly recommend it for anyone looking for something fun and different.
__label__0 Under renovation, maybe they should just close temporarily. They are redoing the lobby and the elevators as well as the hotel. Lobby is a total mess, they don't answer the phone if you call in from outside or your room. Bellman was rude. Only one elevator barely working. Charged $20 to bring a small refrigerator to the room and it didn't work at all and ruined our food. Parking was $25 for the night. Room service was good but I had to go downstairs and ask someone to get them on the phone. And whats up with their hot water? It was impossible to regulate, either scalding or freezing - UGG! Also the Wifi didn't work.
__label__0 The service of a Restraunt is both it's face and backbone and this one has horrible complacent service... It took us an hour and a half to have a meal here on a Sunday night. We sat there for 30 mins before we had our drinks. Like previous posts, we noticed the manager standing near the bar watching football while his Restraunt was falling down around him. We saw several employees on the floor but \"they\" were clearly running the show, and poorly at that.\n\nSteps of service were nonexistent. From start to finish the service was lacking on every level. Our server's section was clearly larger than she could handle, follow up was a joke, dirty dishes in front if us the whole meal, we wanted refills on our drinks but couldn't get them and the check took forever to come and God knows we couldn't wait to leave this place! \n\nSave yourself from a huge hassle and order Domino's...
__label__4 Absolutely love the place! My husband and I came in last night for Valentine's Day. When I go to Sammy's I get the same thing every time, Duck Tacos and Lobster Bisque. But our amazing server, Zach, went over the menu and I mentioned something about the Fish Tacos. And Zach told me how delicious they were, and WOW he was right!  So we got the Duck tacos and soup as an appetizer and the Fish Tacos, and my husband got the Chicken Tequila Fettuccine.\nMy Valentine's Day was awesome! I'm so glad we choose to go to Sammy's.\nFrom the service to the food was above expectation, though the restroom could use some work....
__label__3 Friendly, helpful staff. They were 1 of the 10 pubs on a pubcrawl from World's End Pub on the Royal Mile, and coming all the way out to Leith seemed a bit much so I could get a stamp that would lead to a T-shirt. Nonetheless, The Waterline is a cozy, warm place, combining a modern feel with an ancient building with lots of light in the front and brown wood interior in the back. Also love the Biergarten, a la Germany. Ale selection was less than I'd hoped for, though they did have good Scottish ale.
__label__4 OMG this place is so amazing, the food is so delicious, and the price for the portion and the quality is totally worth it. The staff are very friendly. I m so happy we finally have a great tonkatsu place like this in Vegas
__label__4 The food here is great!! The miso soup is bomb and they have great sides also! Check this place out...
__label__4 This place is fantastic! I've been there a few times for business lunches and everyone has always been happy. The pizzas are ample for one person or could be split if you also got a saled (which is huge). Everything looks and tastes fresh and I love that you can ask to have as much as you want piled on and it's still the same price. Although the line can back up at lunch (much like a Chipotle) since everything is made to order, the pizza is done in 3 minutes after being cooked in a hig-powered 550 degree oven. I don't think I've even had a problme finding any seatign even when the line is long. I actually think this pizza is better than 90% of pizza I've had elsewhere. To me, it's worthy of 5 starts. I just wish they had one right where I live.
__label__4 Saw someone carrying out a takeout salad, from Fired Pie. Just had to check it out. Ordered the Buffalo Chicken Caesar Salad. Absolutely fresh & delicious!\n\nAdded tomato slices & saut\u00e9ed onions (with pepper) as additions. Yummy!\n\nYou can invent your own custom pie (pizza) or salad, or order from their 'made our way' selections.\n\nLocated in Park Central with other locations in Chandler, Scottsdale & Deer Valley.
__label__4 Unlike most places, this place is NOT stingy on the toppings! Love that! I got a salad, made just the way I like it, and it did not disappoint. I'm a big meat eater and I hate when places are stingy on the meat! Plenty of choices for the non meat eaters as well :)   Staff was very friendly and prices are great!\nThe only downside would be the location. It was kind of hard to find.
__label__0 While the food and entertainment were good and a pleasant surprise - the service was so unbelievably horric it ruined our whole experience.  We went for dinner - 2 adults and 2 kids.  It took over 55 minutes to get a kids grilled cheese!  Our appetizer was served to us twice.  We brought up how long our meal was taking at least twice - and I was told *a manager will come over to talk with you and perhaps make an adjustment*.  We let our server know we wanted to make the 8pm show (our reservations were at 6:30pm).  Didn't order anything complicated that I thought we would be able to make it.  Guess what - after 35 minutes from being told mgr would come over - they never did.  Clearly - they didn't really care.  Finally - my husband and kids left to go see the show - we weren't able to finish our dinner - had to have our dessert wrapped up.  Server then said - you can always call us and we can try to make right by you?  I'm like - really - I get to spend more time giving feedback vs. you've now had 2 opportunities (both you and your manager) - to make this right when I am right here and you didn't think it was important enought?  And the best - kids meals include drinks - they charged us $3 EACH for a kiddy cocktail.  NEVER diclosed that was an upcharge.  \n\nIt was our first experience at Rawhide overall - and we were having a fantastic time - as we really had no idea what to expect and the kids loved it!  Our dinner experience completely ruined that - which is really a shame.
__label__3 I have always enjoyed being here. I have had great meals.  Friendly staff
__label__1 Tried the double char cheeseburger today. \nIt might as well have been the In & Out Double Double, it was that close.\nThe onion rings are nice and unboring though.\nFast friendly service, nice place to sit and eat.\nAvoid the lunch hour line if you're gonna give this place a try.\n\nNo WOW factor about this burger at all, I think I should've ordered the Santa Barbara which has avocado and sourdough -- it would've been an improvement.\nThere are a lot of better burger places in the valley including my standby----\nWhopper with no lettuce, extra tomatoes, extra onions, and put some BBQ sauce on the bottom bun.
__label__0 Everything was spectacular EXCEPT the medical care I received. The waiting room, exam room, and restroom were spotless, and the MA and office staff were nice. The PA who was working on the day I COMPLETELY BLEW ME OFF. Ignored my symptoms, and told me that what I'd already done to relieve my symptoms were pointless (I know enough being raised by a NP to know that they weren't). She didn't even do an exam until I ASKED HER TO. She didn't ask me any questions, and didn't listen it what I was saying. She offered a shot of a pain killer and I told her that I wasn't interested in pain relief...I wanted to take care of what was causing the pain...a few minutes later the MA walked in with the shot. ATE YOU KIDDING ME? WAS SHE EVEN LISTENING?! WebMD will be more helpful than this place.
__label__2 Went here for lunch today for the first time and loved the atmosphere and service. Everyone was super nice and helpful and the booths are so cushy and comfy! \n\nMy friend and I shared the Mushroom and Sausage Pizza and the Chicken Chopped Salad. The crust, mushrooms and sausage on the pizza were excellent. The only thing I wasn't a fan of was the red sauce. It needed more development, it tasted a bit like tomato paste out of the can. \n\nThe chicken in the salad was grilled and in nice, small, easy-to-eat pieces. The dressing was a bit watered down and lacking in flavor. \n\nAll in all, it seemed like Nook just needs a little bit of fine-tuning but has great potential. I would definitely be willing to give it another go, mainly based on the excellent service.
__label__4 I was searching for a place to go for my boyfriend's birthday dinner and had no luck finding a decent restaurant.  I stumbled upon The Gladly and saw they had pretty much the most extensive whiskey list I've ever seen at a restaurant, not to mention the great reviews.  My boyfriend and I love whiskey so I made a reservation on the spot. \n\nFirst impressions ranging from the decor to the mood lighting to the staff was exceptional. Our table was about 10 minutes past due but we didn't mind as we were hanging out at the bar enjoying ourselves and relaxing. The boyfriend had the Gladly Manhattan and it was probably one of the best Manhattan's we've ever had.  Delish!\n\nThey were running a Restaurant Week special which included an appetizer, entree and dessert for $30.  This was a phenomenal deal as one entree would cost you about $30 alone.  Done!  I ordered the Caesar salad, Chimichurri Chicken (which was perfectly cooked and so tender), and the White Chocolate Blondie for dessert.  Everyone at our table ordered something different and they all had nothing but great things to say about their food.  We had a little family style dinner going on as we all wanted to try what the other had.  Definitely not disappointed by any of the dishes, including the special \"Pickled Pork Temple\" dish that our friend ordered at the behest of our waiter who was so lively and friendly! \n\nThis restaurant was a fantastic choice for a birthday dinner and we will absolutely be back for more!  Thank you The Gladly for providing such a great atmosphere; the food, drinks and service was incredible!
__label__2 Nice place but was not terribly impressed.  Our waiter recommended the short ribs which were pretty good although would not put that as the first impression piece.
__label__2 I really wanted to give this place a better rating but just couldnt.  First off the staff was fantastic, very nice, very polite.  \n\nWe started with the chopped salad which was amazing.  I ordered the filet and this is where the 3 stars come in.  For the price of the steak I would at least expect the meat to be prepared the way I wanted it.  I ordered medium and it was close to well done.  Now if this was the only issue then I could give a 4 star review however the steak itself did not taste well at all. This wasnt because of too much seasoning or lack of seasoning... I mean I have had steaks from Frys that taste better.  \n\nStep up your steak game and I will re-write my review...  I would probably wait for a while before I returned to give them a chance to redeem the 3 star review.
__label__3 Who would have thought my number one takeaway from eating here would be \"good for groups,\" but it is! Recently, I planned a girl's day for some of my friends. We were going to do a spa party at Willow Stream but I wanted to plan a lunch before we went. Since we were going to be at the Princess, I decided to stay in-house and chose Ironwood. Initially, I booked a table on the patio overlooking the pretty pool, but when the day of the event arrived the chilly temperatures made an outdoor table obsolete. I called to change the reservation and they happily complied and told me that they had a small room off the restaurant that could hold 11. \n\nI showed up a little early and the table was already set and ready to go. I noticed that they also have a table of different fun games so I grabbed a \"Foodie Fight\" game just in case we wanted it. Throughout the meal, the waitress was friendly, helpful and fast! She separated our tabs and before we could even blink and eye, she presented individual tabs to us at the end of the meal. It was the most seamless paying process for a group meal I've ever experience. Not to mention that the food was good too! I've eaten at the spa before and was happy to learn that they offer that menu in Ironwood in addition to their regular menu. I ordered the yogurt curry chicken lettuce wraps which were low in fat but high in flavor. Everything about the meal was lovely and I would definitely come back with a group.
__label__4 Definitely 5 star food and service. a little different than your \"typical\" Mexican Restaurant But you should try it, awesome food and friendly people.
__label__3 We have eaten here twice and the food was delicious every time. You can tell that it is not your typical fast food chain which is very much appreciated. I rather wait a few minutes for a nice meal than having something served that's blend and half way done. We will be back for sure.
__label__4 This is NOT a Tex-Mex place so if that is what you are looking for you will not find it here.\n\nThis is Authentic food from the Puebla region and this is a HIDDEN GEM which needs to NOT be a secret.\n\nI want to see this place packed every day as the food is the most authentic place.  Look at the pictures & menu, you will NOT see burritos because that is tex-mex, not real Mexican.  \n\nThis is my first visit here and the food is AMAZING.  I had the Chanclas which was authentic and awesome and we had the Taco Arabe, both filling and both authentic.\n\nThe chips and salsa they serve is some of the best I have had in a long time.  \n\nThis place sits in the corner of this shopping center near Office Depot and a place EVERYONE needs to visit if you want real authentic food.  If you don't come here you are missing out and this place will remain my secret and it will be your loss.\n\nI would love to see more reviews from visits....
__label__4 Hot Shot Vegas definitely took care of our bachelorette party while we were in Vegas. Jason was very easy to reach and always available. Hot Shot Vegas was extremely accommodating to all of our needs. They were also able to help us out getting into clubs based on our budget.\n\nI definitely recommend them for whatever size party you have. Pricing was very reasonable and it beat standing in a taxi line any day of the week! =)\n\nThanks again Jason!! You made our trip so much smoother... I will definitely be giving you a call on our next trip out!!
__label__4 I have a lot of clients that attend Las Vegas and this company is who I call on a continue basis in order to take care of all my clients. The CEO and his employees provide high quality service and THE BEST PRICING with bottle service, hotel bookings, show tickets and limo services. I wouldn't go anywhere else, honestly. From my understanding, they do such high volume of bookings, that they companies give them better pricing on especially table service and bachelor / bachelorette parties. \nI noticed he practically has 5 star reviews and that is very accurate. \n\nI even used his service to book a party for New Years, Memorial Day and Labor Day events for the past few years...  And since those are some of the busiest days of they year, HotShot ALWAYS came thru when other promoters in the past denied me or gave me outrageous prices... So If you're looking to book a bachelor party, table service at tryst, surrender, hakkassan, light or even at wet republic / encore beach club pool parties, you're not going to find a better company.\n\nPlus, we had a great host name Joy who took care of all our needs when I personally used them. She personally walked us in, made sure we got the table quickly. No waiting in line.. And a few times, she grabbed some of our friends that came late, that we're stuck outside of the club, with no problem!
__label__0 Some of the worst food I've been served in recent memory.  The burrito I had was greasy and completely tasteless.  I couldn't eat it.\n\nI'll never go back.  I only wish I could give this place zero stars.
__label__1 Receptionist was extremely vague in available times for a blowout and was unprofessional-gave the impression that the facility did not want to work past a certain time. Could be that facility did not have enough stylists which in effect, means it is likely not prepared to provide convenient services for women.
__label__0 The star for the hustle of this place. Wasn't crazy busy but I noticed there were many things that went wrong with not just my order, but other tables. I felt bad and I didn't want to give them a hard time, so I waited patiently for my food that I called in for pick-up. Upon arrival, my food was handed to someone else. I waited for about 15 minutes before getting my bag, but as I was walking out noticed that it was missing my smash fries. So I went back in and waited maybe another 7 minutes. The manager was apologetic and so was the cashier, but as I saw them offer the table next to me free entree passes, etc. and another table the same thing, I wasn't offered it after the two mistakes. It was a bummer.
__label__1 I had high expectations after reading the first few glowing reviews.\n\nI liked... \n\nThe service:\n\nThey were friendly, attentive & knowledgeable, taking the time to tell us a little about each of their beers.\n\nThe atmosphere: very comfortable, good music.\n\nI didn't like the...\n\nThe beer:\n\nI prefer hoppy beer, which they had none so we tried tasters of what they did have.  They we're all just OK - the coffee stout was way too java, the bitter beer tasted more like a sour lemonade than beer.  They didn't list any guest beers.  If you can't keep your own beers in stock - you have to offer alternatives to keep us hop-heads happy. \n\nThe food:\n\nA very limited menu with several items \"not available\" that day.  I had a spring mix salad and wings, both were unremarkable.\n\nWe left hungry & thirsty.
__label__2 The beer was ok, nothing special! I think it has a good atmosphere. But really only seemed to focus on sweeter beers. \n\nGranted they were out of the blonde and anything else lighter. We will try them again another time and re-judge!
__label__2 This place has so much potential and they really deserve two stars based on my last few visits.  The problem with this place can be summed up best by two words.... GROWING PAINS.  When they first opened I would have given them a 4.5 star review really enjoying the amazing beers they brew and the great friendly crowd and staff.  We got tours of the back of the house and you can tell the owners had a great sense of pride in their place and craft which they should.  As they have gotten busier and busier, the brewery cannot keep up with demand and when I went last time they had two beers left and one was an untouchable sour that no matter how I tried to like, I just could not get over the funk.  When this place is not slammed and has a full arsenal of their brews do not hesitate to go.  You will love it if brew is your primary motivation.  It's probably worth a call before you make the trip to see what brew they have available.  Trust me, if they are loaded up you will really like this place.  \n\nThe food is pretty darn good too but on our last visit took over an hour to arrive. We had company and were boozin so it was not that bad but if we were in any other restaurant we would have been pretty hot.  Recalling our tour when they opened, their kitchen space is very limited and I remember wondered how they would push out food at all considering the space.  They have done a great job with what they have but on a crowed night expect to wait for it .  \n\nTheir lack of brews may cull the crowds a bit returning this place to its happy medium and allowing them to shine again.  Until then all we can do it not eat bagels hoping the place attached to it goes out of biz so they can expand  :P\n\nAnother option they should consider is supporting other local breweries until they can meet demand.  While I completely understand their beer is their identity and the pillar of the business, if you don't have any of your own, there is no foul in offering a Four Peaks 8th street ale for example.  No they may not represent you but offering customers something as opposed to nothing is not a bad decision.  You are also supporting the local brew scene and it can only benefit customers and profits.  A win for all.
__label__4 We decided to try AZ Wilderness Brewing Co to switch up our regular Saturday night. We invited another couple for dinner and drinks. The place was packed (as expected for a Saturday night) so we put our name in for a table and headed to the bar.  The bar staff was attentive and friendly, even offering samples of their beer offerings. \n\nWe were seated within 20 minutes...patio is spacious and here's plus, you can bring your pet! Food is solid and service was perfectly timed. Amazing appetizers (meatloaf sliders and artichoke dip) and Rosemary fries that will make you weak in the knees. We enjoyed several hours on this patio catching up with our friends. We will absolutely return, a favorite spot to add to our list!
__label__1 Oh dear. Drinks decent but service awful.\n\nTried to book a table 5 days in advance. Tried 3 times and no one would pick up the phone and gave up as the Germany vs Brazil Blitzkreig was starting.\n\nCalled back two days later - after an extended discussion about seating arrangements (size of group & suitable tables) then high table by window was confirmed.\n\nArrived at designated time, table given to someone else and they didn't know about the booking. Just as well a couple of the gang didn't make it as they'd given away our big table which was made such a big deal of when I tried to book. Saw 4 walk-in's arrive after us and get served before us. No acknowledgement when I arrived. Took 40 mins to get the drinks - cocktails (nearly 25 mins after arriving before the order taken and got some water as knew cocktails might be a bit slow). Then 10 mins after that to get snacks that we had to ask again for. \n\nThe guy that ended up serving us was really nice but he only arrived 25mins in as he was a bit more aware than the girl serving when we arrived.\n\nSo Juniper, nah. Had I not been using a voucher, I'd have walked. And the voucher was a 2nd chance after friend's horror stories of bad service...
__label__4 The meatballs are amazing. The entrees are great. Interesting, delicious cocktails. Nice atmosphere. The service was good and the staff friendly. It's a great place for a date night or just a satisfying, delicious dinner.
__label__2 Ate there last night.  If this were based only upon my experience, it would be a four star review.  But, my husband had the Wagyu steak (tri tip?)--it was delivered medium rare as requested--but really chewy and not much flavor--no juices from the steak to flavor the vegetables--all for $30-some dollars for his entree alone.  The steak was a one- or two-star event.  He left hungry.  Got a Frosty from Wendy's on the way home.  From high-brow to low-brow . . . .\n\nMy ham sandwich was really good and the market greens salad was too.  The maraschino cherry in my brandy old fashioned was amazing.  It was not an ordinary maraschino cherry--in a good way, had a strong cherry soda flavor--I would like my own jar for home.\n\nWe'll give Heritage another try because the ambiance is great.  Service was good.  And we received our \"gift from the kitchen\" of a bread basket that was carefully explained (like a previous review noted) and that was a trifle odd in an eye-rolling kind of way.
__label__3 A healthy alternative to fast food they offer fresh poultry and various grilled meats with a variety of delicious veggies packed into a pita pocket.  The staff is generally polite unless you come in during their down time then they make it seem like you are inconveniencing them but the quality of the food overshadows the service, This place rocks!
__label__0 Lived here for a year. Looks cool from the outs\u00eede and walking around that's it.  It was terrible loud herd everything and everyone in halls above and under you.                                I had not one but two bikes stolen from there and my girlfriend had one stolen.   Maintenance was bad I had leaks in my ceiling one from rain water.  Then one from the guys shower above me. Maintenance!!!! They were not prompt at all left a huge mess in my apartment after many trips to the office asking when will this be fixed.  For the price that you pay there don't do it.  Lucky for me  I traveled  a lot when I lived there.  I pity for those who have to live there all year.
__label__3 I recently moved here and am renting through a private owner. Tip: Renting through a private owner is a lot cheaper than going with the actual Red Rox office. However, owners vary and some don't take care of tenants as well as others. Fortunately, the owner of my unit is really attentive! Coming from the San Francisco bay area, I have to say that these units are amazing - especially for the price!\n\nA few things about the area: it's not the kind of place where you can walk down the street and visit a local coffee shop or diner. You pretty much have to drive to get around. However, it is centrally located, so everything you could need or want is a short drive away. The unit I have has poor water pressure - especially in the shower. The mailboxes are at the entrance, so depending on where you live, you need to take a short walk to check the mail. Those are pretty much it for the cons. Now for the good stuff...\n\nThe 1-bedroom unit I'm in is really spacious. The kitchen has a pantry and is adjacent to the laundry room. Yes, a washer/dryer in the unit is a total plus (and it has shelf space above the w/d to store soap and such)! The bathroom is huge and has a small linen closet inside, along with ample cabinet space. The dining area (which I converted into a home office) has built-in shelves. I'm in love with my new walk-in closet. Also, each room has a ton of outlets! If that weren't enough, there's even a storage space outside in the patio area. My unit came with one covered parking space and there's a lot extra spaces for guests to visit (not covered, though).\n\nThe complex has two pools, a place to rent in case you want to throw a nicely-sized party, and a small gym. They have an on-site office that has limited hours.\n\nThe best part of this place is that it's super quiet! I can't really hear my neighbors and the area is clean and well-maintained. In all, I'm really happy with my new humble abode:)
__label__4 Our refrigerator seals were burning hot and after looking online we saw that it was likely the fan. D called and asked a lot of questions I took for granted. What he was doing was diagnosing the problem as best he could so he had the best preparation of parts. D went the extra step when he saw that the replacement fan was not very good quality, he went and got another one.\n\nWe were completely satisfied wit D and Del Tech Services. D was referred by a friend so we thought he would be good. He was very thorough. He arrived when he said he would and worked very cleanly.\n\nD gave some excellent advice when restarting our fridge if we move or disconnect it. He  was very respectful and professional.\n\nThanks a lot. We would strongly recommend Del Tech Services. Thanks for your service to our country too.
__label__0 Coffee good as usual but incredibly long lines and slow service.  Almost seemed like there was something wring with their POS system.  Staff seemed frustrated too and weren't too friendly.  Plenty of other Starbucks nearby, avoid this one.
__label__1 I was looking for another wonderful all-you-can-eat sushi experience in Montreal and thought I'd try this restaurant.  The atmosphere is very nice and service was fast to get seated and I loved the fact that they give you a Samsung Tablet to order your food whenever you want, it was quite fun.  \nThe fun, however, seemed to stop there.  The menu is quite full and some pictures looked really nice.  I ordered a grilled salmon and when received, it was a salmon belly (almost 80 percent fat) with the bone in it.  I asked the waitress about it and she said that this is the correct order and that I can eat the fat and skin which I refused.  She said that if I wanted a lean cut then I would need to order the Teriyaki Salmon.\nOk, ordered the new salmon and some more sushi and a gingered beef.  The server came in with her thumb in the sauce, really, right in the sauce of the ginger beef and happily left me with the dish.   Well, it costs a dollar to send food back and there was no plant close by to put the food in so I ate the part that was not in the sauce.\n\nThe sushi rolls are nice, the tempura was delicious but then I saw something on the menu that I just had to try, the Crab.  The description showed that it was crab meat in a light tempura.  I received the dish, well, maybe crab in Montreal is different from the Maritimes but we don't consider fake crab  meat made from arctic char as being crab.  \n\nI did have a very nice discussion with a lady at another table about the place, she said never come alone and order their full dishes with noodles, they are very delicious.  Well, unfortunately I cannot make myself go back.  There is a different all you can eat sushi spot I tried (not Kanda) which was at least a 4 star place.   I will not be returning.
__label__0 Arguing with a fool only proves there are two!!!... a crazy lady will self destruct...trying to control everyone. And everything however just another duck....
__label__2 I was excited to see Carolina Fish Market open since there is definitely a need.  There is one other seafood market in Charlotte and it is very expensive so I was hoping this place would be more affordable.  It is.\n\nI will say they've done a good job of getting the word out about their opening and Social Media seems to be their friend.  It's a good thing that they advertise since you would never find them.  What happened to location, location, location?  I was looking for them and had to drive around the building a few times to find parking, it was raining out and the only parking is off the path or you'd have to steal a spot from one of the local residents.\n\nWalking in, it is very sparse, which is fine.....like someone else says the product should speak for itself.  The owner was there, made some conversation and the selection was plentiful.  The conversation centered on what \"came in\" that day and how fresh everything was which is awesome.  They have a nice case and it's filled with different kinds of fish.  He also had an impressive oyster case.  I wanted some fresh Carolina Shrimp and had a coupon for buy 2 lbs get 1 free so I took advantage.  The shrimp were \"peel and eat\" and were listed as 21/26.  Upon returning home these little suckers were just that, little.  Most were not 21/26 and were on their way out shelf life wise and had the odor of older shrimp to boot, so I questioned their freshness.  \n\nAll in all, not a bad experience.  I will try them again when I'm ready, and give them another shot.  Great concept and it is something that is well needed in this area.
__label__2 Maybe I am growing out of my kid phase, but I thought the hot dog on a stick was gross and soggy! But I will say the lemonade is delicious! Drive thru was fast and they were nice. So-so. Nothing to brag about.
__label__1 I bought a groupon for a 60 minute massage. I unfortunately did not read the reviews below before I made the purchase. In retrospect, the previous reviews are 100% accurate. My experience was pretty much the same. \n\nAlthough my massage wasn't completely terrible, I wish I had gone elsewhere. Yes, the massaeuse was older and it seemed difficult for her to perform a deep tissue massage. Her hands and arms were shaking from applying pressure. She was chewing gum audibly. The music selection was not relaxing by any means. Was that christian rock? Not too mention it wasn't a full hour long. \n\nWhen I walked in, the receptionist had a mouth full of food. She was awkward. The entire office was pretty crappy. There was a make-shift dog play area. When I declined to purchase another massage afterwards, she seemed genuinely disappointed in my answer. Upset even. It was weird. \n\nI hate to give such a poor score, but really... some changes need to be made.
__label__4 We had a Sunday brunch here and it was terrific.  I would caution only about the stairs, as they are very tall. There is an elevator, so if you have your high, high heels on be warned. The hostess did not offer us any options, which got us off to a pretty poor start.  After being seated it all went Fabulous!!  The dishes are very tasty and flavorful. Organic Grass Fee Beef was very good. They have butchers on the premises and offer great quality meats.  Ground beef was on special for $1.99 Per Pound.  What a great price!  Be ready to try new things:)
__label__2 Came here on a Tuesday night with a party of 6. We were warned that Tuesday was their busiest night but we didn't expect to wait for a table for over an hour. However, that gave us time to check out the butcher case and speak with one of the butchers, Kilan. He offered us a bite of some beef jerky they made the previous night, which was delicious. Also, the butcher working the cold meats section near the stairs took pity on us and offered a little appetizer which was also good.\n\nWe finally got seated at our table. Unfortunately, it was right next to the kitchen and in a draft zone. Whenever someone opened the door to the patio, the cold air swept in. Again, manage my took pity on us and tried to warn their servers to close the door behind them. Sometimes they forgot so we had to get up ourselves to shut the door. \n\nWe ordered the calamari and crab cakes for appetizers and they were both delicious. The aoli for the calamari was perfect. I had a couple of bites of my friend's over-the-rainbow salad and I wanted to order one for myself since it was so good. I ordered the skirt steak with a chimichurri sauce for my main course. My steak was cooked perfectly but was a bit on the salty side. I also ordered a side of roasted cauliflower which was fantastic. On the other hand, my boyfriend ordered the jumping beef which was apparently filet mignon with peppers and onions and a kind of light gravy. It came a little too well done when he had asked for it to be medium rare so he only ate a few bites. The coffee dessert was a nice ending to my meal and everyone else enjoyed their desserts. \n\nService was great, everyone was exceptionally friendly. Food was ok/good with the exception of the well done beef, which was comped along with a few of the desserts. I would come back and give this place another try.
__label__4 My wife and I tried out this place last night.  It was a nice find.  The layout is upstairs and downstairs which was a little strange but space is a premium.  The service and menu was awesome.  Most steakhouses you will drop an easy $100 / person, it was refreshing to go one in the city thats not trying to rob you.  They serve 1/2 glasses of wine so we were able to try 6 different wines.   Had the bacon, crab cake, pork belly, Kale salad, and turtle sundae.  Everything was very flavorful.  The only thing that could of been better was the seasoning of some of the dishes.  We will definitely go back.
__label__3 Ate here with a group.  While everyone else had steaks, I had the chicken.  It was very tasty and my friends enjoyed their steaks.  I thought it was an odd choice to pair steaks with... potato chips lol  We ate here in December so they may have changed that.
__label__2 Went for the first time on this past Saturday evening.  It was an 'ok' experience.  Didn't know they had patio dining until we were seated upstairs and happened to see people outside.  Hostess did not tell us about seating options.  Wait service was terrible from start to finish, perhaps waiter was just having a bad evening.  He had a 'care less' attitude.. Food was excellent and good value.  We will try it once more before a final decision on the place.  They do not offer reservations by Open Table which is one reason we have not been there before.  Had to wait about 20 mins, if they don't start using OT we probably will not frequent the place.\n\nE & R could be a tremendous establishment.  The cuisine and ambiance are outstanding.  If you train your staff to focus on customer service I'd change my rating to a 5.
__label__3 We sat outside... It was 104, but we asked before and they said the spritzers weren't up and running yet. We had a great view of the village. Service was great! The staff welcomed us, our server was attentive and we had at least 5 people say good bye to us as we left. We ordered the portobello fries and they were great...(and I hate mushrooms). We stopped in for brunch and it was a fine meal. I imagine if we had ordered the meat options it would have been better, but that is may fault for ordering scrambled eggs at a steakhouse. Bathrooms were clean with a magical salt scrub!!! Good value and friendly staff :)
__label__2 I love this place but something was very off the last time I went there.  I took my wife there for our 3rd anniversary.  \n\nWe had a reservation and we showed up 10 minutes early but it still took almost half an hour to be seated.  This was weird because other people were coming in without reservations and being seated ahead of us.  But to be fair, I requested a patio seat.  But then again, one of the couples that came in after us and seated before us was on the patio.\n\nWe were greeted by a great host once we were seated who apologized for the wait and wished us a happy anniversary.  But once he left, it took a good 15 minutes before we could place an order.  The appetizers came within 10 minutes but our steaks took almost an hour.  The waiter did apologize for the wait but it was disheartening to see other people seated after us getting their food before us.  \n\nThe first round of drinks came very quickly but the second took so long that we wondering if it was going to make it before we got the check.  \n\nMaybe it was an off night for them.  The food - as always - was amazing but the service was really really slow.  To be fair, it was a Wednesday night and the place was really busy.  \n\nIn all, it was not an ideal way to celebrate my anniversary.
__label__4 The soups here are absolutely delicious! They make them from scratch in the back and they are better than homemade! The lobster bisque is my favorite so far but the mushroom is also delicious! The grilled paninis are really good too. I also tried a few of the salads. The lettuce is very fresh and the dressing are flavorful. They need a 'try 3' combo since its so hard to choose between two! This is my new favorite place. This is a great place to grab a quick bite before a movie.
__label__4 I've been doing CrossFit for a year now, and I can tell you the CrossFit Combine raises the bar in excellence. The coaches are friendly, the people welcome you, and there is a genuine caring atmosphere at the box. Coaches focus on technique so that you prevent injury, and they will take the time to work with you individually. Equipment is top rated, and the box is very clean and well kept. Stop in and check it out....your life will change forever!!!
__label__1 You're kidding...this is worst deli and they call themselves a NY deli, not even close. I guess most of the people that ate there have never eaten at a real New York Deli, there are a few around here. \n\nI work in the building too and I would rather walk to Harris Teeter to get lunch then spend $10 on a sandwich there,at least at  Harris Teeter you can buy a whole 12 inch sandwich for less than $5, they have more meat  and fresher vegetables, and you can make your own salad for for less thanNY Deli charges.  \n\nSorry don't waste your money!
__label__2 This a great place for a special date or to take someone from out of town. It's right across the street from Coffee Tree Roasters, which has fantastic coffee. \nThe pastries are really good----the macarons are TO DIE FOR and they put your baked goods in cute fancy boxes. The service was great, and the place is pretty sophisticated. I'd give it 4 stars---maybe even five, but for $2.25 a pop for a tiny cookie I'll leave it at 3.
__label__4 i can now update my review. The croissants are fine, butt they are pricey, and I am not sure I will often bother going there to buy croissants for my breakfast. \n\nThe highlights are the pastries - I tried 5/6 of them and they were all delicious. They know how to do their mousses (lemon, pistachio - the latter was amazing), and their \"frians\" (the crispy bottom of some pastries - e.g. chocolate) are terrific. \n\nVery nice gift for a party
__label__1 Prices are steep! Macaroons are NYC prices except in NYC they are twice the size. These are samplers size. Overall they taste okay not special by any means. One of those places where you might want to try cause it is there. But probably won't miss it if you don't go back.
__label__1 What a disappointment. I have lived in the area for a few years now I was hoping to get a new bar/restaurant that would price itself for the neighborhood. Sadly, the prices for food are so high, and the return for your dollar so low it is just not worth going there no matter how good the food is, and it wasn't (that good). I do not foresee a long run of business for these people here.\n\nWalking in was like walking into a dungeon, very dark and honestly you could trip over things. Since this was formerly a Timbers, the d\u00e9cor was that \"North Western\" hack you expect from a Timbers, nothing interesting. The bar had  the requisite Video Poker games and what looked to be a shallow well. The Spirits list included some very pricey bottles (including Dom at $400) that I would suppose would never sell in this neighborhood. The wines were an eclectic list and priced rather high, so not sure who they buy from but it is off beat. As for beers, well, I worked at a bar that had 700 different beers and was not impressed. I think the Smiths Ale was the only eye raiser. Also in there list was a subsection \"cans\", I have never seen this even though it is common for British Cream Ales and such to come in cans, it's not mentioned. So the bar area, nothing special and a bit eerie, but that's my opinion.\n\nAs for the restaurant, the prices were too high, period. The claim made by the waiter (this had to have been his first service job) that all the food was fresh made was a complete lie. The food was Sysco re-heat and eat restaurant selections without a doubt. Of the burger dinner I did have, MAYBE the patty was hand formed and 1/3 pound. It came with sweet potato fries (undercooked) and fried pickle chips on the burger (so they  were soggy), and the bacon tasted reheated by dropping it in the fryer for  a few seconds. This was $14.\n\nMy wife wanted Linguini Alfredo and it came with garlic bread. This also was $14. Yeah, that's all, pasta (not fresh), Alfredo Sauce (if that was made fresh then there is something seriously wrong with the cook) and of course they weren't about to bake bread. But are we missing something? Where is the protein? This did not come with a protein, they want you to pay extra for a protein or even some vegetables. $14 for a plate of carbs... and worse, they didn't really have any. Was there a fish offering? No. How about adding chicken to that Alfredo? Nope. Shrimp? What's that? And this was the same for the red sauce, (no bolognaise  from what I could see).\n\nWell, won't be back unless management changes again.
__label__4 We went here recently on a Thursday evening and got a table with no waiting.  Choosing a cocktail was difficult as there were several intriguing options but I settled on the Lorraine, a gin and elderflower liqueur concoction.  It was delicious and well crafted, with just the right amount of \"punch.\"\n\nMy companion and I split the Albondigas appetizer, which was a small serving of meatballs simmered in an amazing tomato sauce.  The sauce was rich and tangy and, after we raved about it, our server brought us a serving of bread to sop up the rest.\n\nI ordered the chickpea goulash, which was surprisingly rich, given its simple ingredients.  I also had the sauteed greens, which were a bit salty for my taste but still good.  My companion ordered the Chrurrasco beef, which was definitely the best thing we ate there.  The chimichurri sauce was perfect and the beef was tender and cooked to order.  \n\nWe split that evening's dessert special, an apple and carmel bread pudding, served wam with vanilla ice cream and whipped cream.  Delicious.\n\nif you know this place from when it was Mildred's, you'll recognize the layout of the booths, but everything has been redone in beautiful wood, dark, rich colors, and indirect lighting.  There's a small bar in the back now and a nice little patio.\n\nIf you're thinking of going here, do it now.  I'm sure that once word of mouth starts to spread on this place it will be difficult to get a table, especially since they don't take reservations.
__label__2 I came here for dinner last week and found The Spot to be an okay place. The ambiance is cozy, and the service was spectacular. The food, however, was nothing special. The Spot Burger had a lot of good stuff on it, and the burger was cooked well, but the bun seemed like a regular store bought bun and the sauce on the burger made it soggy. If the bun had instead been a nice roll, I think it would have been awesome. The prices for the food are very reasonable, but the wine and cocktails are a little pricey. I'd come back and give it another try, but I don't think I'll end up being a regular here.
__label__3 Came here on a Sunday morning for brunch. Sat on their back patio on a beautiful day and started with $2 bloody mary & mimosa.\n\nWhen we decided on what we would order our server decides to mention some special, so we ordered those instead. Bbq prok belly sandwich and chorizo breakfast burrito. The pork belly sandwich was good, but maybe a tad too much bbq sauce for me- I suggest serving it on the side. The chorizo burrito, however, was a clear winner. This is cured chorizo (Spanish?) and it was AMAZING. Really good stuff here.\n\nIf the chorizo burrito is added to the menu, then we will definitely be back for that.
__label__4 Today I took the first Nosh Las Vegas Tour held in Caesars Palace, and I couldn't be more thrilled with overall concept and presentation. \n\nI am native to San Diego, Ca- just visiting Las Vegas for the weekend, and I felt like I accomplished a lot in a very small time. The Las Vegas experience, especially the strip, is highly overwhelming. There are so many things to see or do, but never enough time to tackle it all. Nosh provides you with an engaging tour of not only Caesars Palace, but some of the best eateries in town that would have otherwise taken a week to experience, if at all.\n\nThe line up is unbelievable from Serendipity, Beijing Noodle #9, and Payard Patisserie & Bistro to the Gordon Ramsay Pub & Grill and the Old Homestead Steakhouse. There is something for everyone, and it's a cultural high! These are restaurants I would never be able to set foot in on a college budget, much less get the opportunity to be served by the General Managers and Executive Chefs. It's a priceless experience that thankfully Nosh has priced at $59. And for those used to a high class dinning experience, you won't be disappointed-as the tour and staff have the upmost attention to detail and highly regarded customer service. \n\nThe tour starts at the iconic Serendipity 3, where the wait staff is attentive and the ambiance enjoyable. You are presented with a great view of the strip and generous samples of their signature frozen hot chocolate (yum!) and a menu item-today we had a Vegas style steak sandwich, You are on the tour with up to fifteen other people, and it's a great environment to meet and socialize with others who bring a unique experience to every tour. \n\nFrom there, we are introduced to a bit of history of Caesars as we venture through our various stops.\n\nStop two-Beijing Noodle #9-is fabulous complete with a handmade noodle demonstration and of course tastes to go with them. As I mentioned, we are introduced to the restaurant and it's significance by the managers, chefs, or waitstaff. It is an enlightening point of view that you wouldn't necessarily receive if you had simply gone to dine in. Particularly in this case, Beijing Noodle #9 has a rich history and art to their food and establishment that made you crave and appreciate their handcrafted food. \n\nAfter, we headed over to Payard Patisserie & Bistro. Three words: Chocolate Time Machine. Yes, in the center of it all was a huge time machine that made fresh chocolate every fifteen minutes. If I could package it to go, believe me I would. After tasting a few chocolate samples, and mouthwatering macaroons-we were given time to shop for souvenirs and ask the manager questions.\n\nNext up: Gordon Ramsay Pub & Grill started with a sample of Gordon Ramsay's favorite beer which was a great follow up to the chocolates beforehand. Again, a great spiel from the GM, a look around and some delicious deviled eggs and duck.\n\nFinally, we concluded with Old Homestead Staekhouse-the best steakhouse. Who doesn't love a great Fillet Mignon and tater tots (again we're talking $59 here)!\n\nTrust me, whether you're a native to Las Vegas or a tourist looking for a great Vegas experience-this is your one stop shop. Great food, drinks, people and environment that will exceed your expectations!
__label__2 Je suis all\u00e9e y d\u00eener avec ma m\u00e8re il y a quelques semaines. Je vais vous parler de mon impression des d\u00eeners, mais prenez le temps de regarder leur menu de souper parce qu'il a l'air bien diff\u00e9rent et un peu plus attrayant.\n\n\nPourquoi on y va? \n\n- Le d\u00e9cor rustique et artistique \u00e0 la fois: des tables de grosses planches de bois, des linges \u00e0 vaisselle comme serviettes de table, des murs de briques et des plafonds noirs enti\u00e8rement crayonn\u00e9s \u00e0 la craie. Magnifique.\n\n- Le personnel super sympathique, accueillant et souriant.\n\n\nPetits hics?\n\n- Je sais bien que la mode est au confort food et j'adore ce type de cuisine. Je l'adore lorsqu'il est bon, r\u00e9confortant et un peu revisit\u00e9... Une touche du chef, c'est toujours plaisant. Ici, \u00e7a manque. On mange en se disant hmmm c'est bon! mais je pourrais me faire la m\u00eame chose \u00e0 la maison... \n\n\nPour l'heure du lunch, les prix sont tr\u00e8s abordables autant pour les plats que les breuvages (les verres de vins commencent \u00e0 6.50$!). Pour ceux qui veulent seulement grignoter entre amis, des noix, des olives et des frites sont \u00e9galement disponibles. Les frites sont bonnes!
__label__0 Service is pretty bad and eclair or croissant were not good at all. Very much overrated. We had to ask for silverware and water twice. It wasn't very crowded either. Nothing we had was close to average including the brunch plank. Only above average item was the French toast.
__label__2 Being a macaron snob and this is probably the only time I will ever use the word snob when it comes to food, I definitely have my favorites and have traveled wide and far (ok, fine -- furthest is LA) to seek out the best. So I like to say I have some experience when knowing which macaron place has the best. So far, Toute de Sweet near me in Bethesda and Laduree have been on the top for me. \n\nI like to compare this place a bit like Laduree but on a smaller scale. When walking in, it definitely had that Parisian cutesy decor and all the patisseries were too cute. However, the macaron selections did look a bit lacking and we only had a few to choose from. I grabbed a box of 15 and hit the road for our long drive back to MD. \n\nI didn't try these until later that night and although they were good, it lacked that chewy factor.  But, the next day, I tried them again and the chewy factor came into play, which reminded me of Laduree a bit. Macarons done right should be eaten within few days in the fridge because the shell will crack when bitten into. You can also let it thaw a bit from the cold before eating, but really, who has time for that. \n\nThis place was pretty pricey considering the lack of selections so I definitely would prefer Laduree over this place. But hey, if you're in old Montreal, feel free to stop by and give it a try. Had we known that this place served food as well, we would've loved to try it for brunch.
__label__3 My fianc\u00e9 and I came here for dinner. I had the garlic steak with brown rice. It was delicious!! Very flavorful and cooked medium rare. Rice was also cooked well, not dry or burnt like brown rice sometimes can be. My fianc\u00e9 had the salmon. He said it was good, but nothing special. Definitely going to be a regular place in the rotation!
__label__3 Food for those \"clean-eating freaks\"--alleluia!  Fix8 Fitness Cafe is a welcome addition to the neighborhood in this part of Henderson.  Shirley B. is already the duchess of this new joint and we met her for lunch at her kingdom to check it out because she knows we are freaky like that.  I had the small order of grilled steak (4 oz.) and requested it to be plain (i.e. freaky clean), as in, without the seasonings they would normally use.  The nice lady behind the counter offered up Mrs. Dash as an alternative and, yes, I will take that, thank you.  It would be an extra ten minutes, but the b/f ordered the large portion made the same way, so it worked out well.  I substituted the rice for broccoli and had the side salad with their balsamic dressing on the side. It was a tasty lunch. I'm happy that they've opened up so I now I don't always have to go the crazy chicken place when I want to eat out during the work week.  But, do I have enough will power to avoid the yogurt place with the Dole Pineapple flavor that's in the same plaza for dessert....
__label__4 all of their food are good and healthy.except for the shrimp. i love this place.recommended for everyone to try them out.
__label__4 I am repeatedly amazed by the talent Kara has behind her camera! I've used several photographers, and my family keeps coming back to her year after year. It's for a good reason! Kara is so easy and fun to work with. She makes photographing children look like a piece of cake, and that is no easy thing! I really appreciate how patient and caring she is with my kids, and she has even brought them a treat for behaving so well. Kara is great about asking you what you want out of your photo shoot, and going the extra mile to get you the different settings and groups that you were hoping for. You really get your moneys worth with her, and she is so affordable! Seeing our pictures afterwards is always so exciting, and we always come away with some amazing pictures. I've had many friends and family ask \"Who is your photographer?\", that's how good she is. All her photos are so high quality, and you can tell that she really spends time on making them look great. I recommend her to everyone. She is fantastic!
__label__1 We stopped in Friday for their new fish fry.   We both had the perch.   We both felt it was at best unremarkable.   The lake perch were small and overdone so there was no flakiness to them.   The fries were good.  The small slaw side was tasteless.   The Belgian IPA I tried was the best Next Door beer I've had here in a number of visits.   I'd rate it 5/10 on a scale of Belgian IPA's I've tried.   Overall an unexciting visit.   I would not earmark the place for any sort of visit.   I hope they succeed but they really need to get in touch with what people expect!    Madison has a great array of beckoning places...Next Door doesn't inspire return visits.
__label__3 So on an unexpecting Friday night bar hopping expedition, our final stop was Next Door Brewing. I've been wanting to try Next Door since before I actually moved here, so I was excited we were stopping here for our last drink. \n\nNow coming from what is voted as Beer City ( Grand Rapids ) I have a love for brewing companies.. I don't think that there is one that I wouldn't like.  I'm happy that I can now check Next Door Brewing off the \"Brewing Companies to go to in Madison\" list. \n\nI liked how open it is here, and the huge tables are very ideal for bigger parties I would imagine. The beer list looked fantastic, as well as the menu. We ended up getting the Cheese Curds and the Chips and Guac, both great.. the sauce that comes with the cheese curds is fantastic! And the service was pretty good as well. I will say that the interior is a bit blah and basic I guess. Nothing really stood out for me. But I will definitely be back in and drink up some amazing brews!
__label__0 Seriously I have two jimmy johns the same distance from me and neither will deliver. To me that's just a pathetic excuse to be lazy.
__label__2 Don't come around lunchtime.  The line is long.\n\nActually, I got the impression the wait time can be long given the copious amount of seating at this place. \n\nNo, wait. The guys out front (fund raising for something) were the dying canaries. I asked if I should come back. They laughed when I stopped dead in my tracks, IN HORROR, at the line snaking out the front door.\n\nThey said it had been like that all morning.\n\nOh.\n\nGREAT.\n\nI was there two hours to obtain an updated license. (With photo!)\n\nThe upside is that everyone was nice. I would recommend bringing a magazine if you absolutely must go to this location. Otherwise, GO SOMEWHERE ELSE. \n\nWhen I first moved to Phoenix I went to another location and it was a lovely experience. THIS WAS NOT. This purgatory, or scene from Beetle Juice, reminded me of the DMV in Times Square. The only difference is the lack of turning security bars. (Once you leave you're not allowed back inside.)\n\nI still find it shocking how no proof is required to change your residence. No paperwork, no bills, NADA! If you say so, the state of Arizona will believe it. \n\nOne last tip: Don't forget your blue or black pen!\n\nI can't tell you how many times I heard \"You filled the form out wrong. It has to be in blue or black pen.\" \n\nOR, the dreaded,\n\"No. There are no pens here.\"
__label__0 Although the representatives are relatively friendly, the company is very unprofessional, charges higher than standard storage rates, refuses to state formal policies and procedures, and behaves more like a seedy pawn shop than a legitimate business.
__label__0 Slightly perplexed by the reviews here and on yelp. I got a haircut and it was below mediocre. Really nothing better than the $8 establishments in bloomfield or oakland. Now that would be fine if it were an unpretentious $8 establishment, but it isn't.\n\nAside from the quality of the haircut. I tried to get an appointment on Thursday and they claimed they were booked all the way till Tuesday. Wow. Fine, I come on Tuesday morning and get my haircut. There were 6-7 staff here, a good half of whom didn't seem to be doing anything other than fooling around. Ok. After the mediocre haircut I asked if I could get a straight shave and I was told that no, because I didn't book it. Again, of the three male barbers one was cutting my hair and the other two hadn't been doing anything all the time I was there.\n\nUPDATE 10/12/2014.\n\nOk, so this is really pathetic. \n\nYesterday I received a message from a person calling themselves Regina Filangi (apparently this is a pseudonym from a show) from an account that appears to have been created just recently with no reviews or other activity. The message was basically a long and pathetic rant about my review above. I'll spare the readers all of it, just wanted to share the following sentence:\n\n\"It's a shame that you, as an angry black woman (judging by all reviews you've written), decided to create a Yelp account so that you are able to take out your \"the world owes me something\" aggression on the unfortunate businesses you've decided to visit.\"\n\nI would consider giving the owners of Mister G&G the benefit of doubt and say that maybe this is some unaffiliated nut head, but the fact that the writer appears overly familiar with the shop and its operations, as well as the fact that they created an account specifically to address my review makes me believe otherwise. \n\nCan't really add much here, you guys are as low as it gets.
__label__4 First time Daisho sushi. I love this place \n\nGood food and good Price. \n\nI will be buck !!!
__label__0 Would give 0 stars if an option.  Really tried to like this place as its close to my home and prices seem reasonable.   Unfortunately the service is by far the worst I've ever experienced.   The waiters/waitress definitely make it very clear that placing an order is a huge inconvenience to them (I'm sorry but isn't that their job?).  It felt like pulling teeth to get anyones attention.  I was able to try 2 rolls which were good, wanted to try another but after waiting a long time to get anyones attention I decided I was done spending any more money at this place.  I was with a friend who decided to order more food and kept thanking the waiter but everytime she did he kept rolling his eyes and throwing her orders down on the table...never once smiled or acknowledged her thanks.  If this business wants to succeed in their current location I suggest getting new staff.  I for one will not return to this establishment and will be surprised if they are still in operation in a few months, no one should pay for terrible service.
__label__4 Good news everyone!!! There are now 2 Oinks!! That's right, every day 2 whole pigs are being sacrificed in the name of pulled pork rolls! I'm sure we can all agree its a noble cause well worth it.\n\nGive me pork, stuffing, crackling and apple sauce on a roll and well you have the perfect lunch!! Now with this second shop with seating near my office I am well catered for at lunchtime!!!\n\nHmmmm Pork Rolls come highly JD Recommended!
__label__4 We had a pane completely fracture in one of our back door windows and thought we needed to just replace the window but, unfortunately, it is a fiberglass door and the entire thing needed to be replaced.  Jason not only replaced the door, but painted it, re-hung the blinds, and re-installed the security.  When the paint code I provided proved to be the wrong color, he was all set to take care of correcting it himself.  He also noticed our door strikes weren't adequate and offered to fix those as well!!!\n\nThis little company provides BIG customer service!  They also do more than doors and windows so we're going to get an estimate from them for some floor tile work next.  I like to have good people I can call on that I can trust to do quality work.  This company is now on my list!
__label__3 Re writing my review the owner handled the situation with professionalism and handled the situation with etiquette not displayed at other business.\nI will definitely give it another shot
__label__1 The boba here is decent, depends on what you get. The food is horrible. Don't bother with the food menu.
__label__2 I'm not crazy about the food here, but there's a great (huge!) patio and I would go for a cocktail or glass of wine anytime :)
__label__1 I have endured endless requests to prebooze (Crescent Ballroom is a short stumble away) and/or dine here by friends. From this day forward, I will refuse to. If possible, I will navigate their thirst or hunger in direction of any other surrounding restaurants. \n\nVig is the new kid in town. It's (blandly) remodeled but wants you to think it's hip and those heavy-prices across the menu are therefor worth it! \n\nThey are not. The food is mediocre and certainly not worth the cost. Signature drinks are weak. And that service has a standstill at below average across multiple visits. \n\nPull it together, Vig!
__label__3 Met some friends here for Smunch, my first trip to this outpost of the Vig.  Early on a Saturday parking was not an issue.  The patio with the outside bar was really nice on an early fall day.  The house itself just celebrated it's 100th birthday.\n\nAs usual the food at the Vig did not disappoint.  I had corned beef hash that lived atop a potato pancake.  The chunks of corned beef were tossed with peppers and onions that had a taste reminiscent of Ro-Tel, but not quite.  The two perfectly poached eggs were covered in a chipotle hollandaise sauce. Easily one of the best renditions of a corned beef hash I have had. The other six in our party were just as pleased with their food.\n\nService was great and the chef even spent a few moments at our table talking about some of the modifications we could ask for that were not noted on the menu, like he tries to keep a fresh can of bacon grease on the grill for those folks that want their food cooked in it.  He mentioned that after he overheard me talking about searing a medium rare filet in bacon grease in cast iron.
__label__1 I've been here once before and had no complaints. Food was good, patio was beautiful, service was to expectations. However, I went back just recently and was not pleased. My two friends and I were not greeted by anyone at what looked like a host stand and stood there for a good five minutes, while servers just stood at the door to the building not looking our way. So we took it upon ourselves to find a table. Almost all had reserved signs which is fine, but with that situation I expect someone to seat us. Once we sat, a server came up and asked if we had just \"walked in\" and if we needed menus. We said yes, of course, but then she proceeded to tell us that the table was reserved and that any other table would be fine and she would be right with us. We found the only other empty table, and shortly after we sat a man that was with the large party reserving all the tables informed us that that table was reserved as well. I do understand that it is fair for a large party to be dining at the restaurant but I felt as if staff was not paying attention to anything other than that. Frustrated and impatient, my friends and I left.\n\nI am hoping this is a once time instance because I know The Vig can do better than that and I don't want to miss out on their awesome food.
__label__4 Walking into this lovely shop I'm instantly relaxed. There are high end finishes but a calming vibe. This is definitely a welcome change from the corporate shops around the neighborhood.\n\nThe coffee is delicious and roasted on site. You can even see the huge roaster and bags of fresh beans in the corner. They also have a great menu of fresh pastries and paninis. I loved their red pepper, artichoke and goat cheese panini, a must try.\n\nI'm looking forward to the cooler weather so I can take advantage of the large wrap around patio that overlooks the lake. They have tons of outdoor seating and large comfy sofas too.\n\nA very welcomed coffee shop and roastery in the McCormick Ranch area.
__label__0 We used to be regulars at the Ballantyne Persis. When they opened one in the university area, we were super excited. The initial few weeks were met with over flowing crowds and exceptional food and we were frequent visitors. Over the course of few months, the quality of food came down and their service deteriorated to abysmal levels. The crowds dried down too understandably. A few weeks ago on a Wednesday we dropped in at 9.10 PM (They close at 9.30 weekdays) and were very hungry. Even though several tables were empty, we were asked to wait. We waited for about 15 mins without being seated. After calling out for attention, one of the waiters informed us that they cannot seat us since they are about to close and can only serve take-out from a limited menu. I walked out in a fit of rage vowing to never go back there. This place deserved only 1 star for their customer service.
__label__0 My shopping experience was great minus the fact that they sold me a shoe with a hole in it. No returns, perfect but at least exchange the shoe with a hole. The manager was rude and made no effort to make me happy. She also accused me of wearing the shoe...yes I did in my house when I noticed the hole. I tried to exchange (not return)the shoe the following day. Not shopping here again. I'm all about customer service and yours was shitty.
__label__4 We are in from Texas and happened upon WhereUBean and were pleasantly surprised. Great little coffee shop! Clean, comfy, and nice staff!!! The coffee is very good, according to my very picky friend and their new chai tea is delicious!!! If we're ever in Phoenix again, we will definitely visit again!!!
__label__0 If give them zero stars but it won't let me. They charge you a deduct able on all repairs and even though something is installed in your house before you ever looked at it they make you handle replacing the unit claiming non partisan on the major appliance. Don't advertise something and not support it. Double standard political garbage should be removed from Vegas.
__label__0 Buyer enjoy...consignor beware.  I've been a loyal shopper for over a year and spent well over 4K in this store.  The staff has always been inconsistent, but I wasn't looking for service, at the time.  Then, I became a seller.  I gave them a few designer items, which they held for nearly a month and still hadn't placed for sale.  I went in 3 days before we were moving out of state and requested my items back, since they hadn't yet been placed on the floor.  Something which is clearly stated in their contract that they will do for a small fee.  I was met with nothing but rude and unprofessional behavior by Ashe, the \"manager\".  She questioned me about why I wanted them, told me to leave them and then just keep calling to find put when they'd sold so they could put a check in the mail...and more questioning.  When I finally stated I wanted them back period, she told me that could take awhile, since \" as you can see, we are very busy\".  I said she had two days to find them, she said that was likely not possible.  She promised a call later that day with an ETA, and I got nothing.  I called the next day, they said she couldn't speak with me but would call me back.  No call.  No help from anyone.  Same the following day.  Apparently, you have to be a hostage negotiator to get YOUR OWN property back upon your request. When I called again to surrender and just change my address with them for the eventual sale...they said they couldn't do that.  Really?\nFrom a matter of principle alone, I would never shop here again, regardless of the fact that I now live elsewhere.  Just ridiculous behavior from any business.  Keep my stuff and my money, Sisters Closet...you clearly need it more than I do.  Hopefully, you use it to pay some folks to work for you that represent your business better.
__label__2 I would have thought they would have better service considering the overabundance of staff. Kind of an \"iffy\" location. Not easy in & out access. Parking behind store only.
__label__4 i highly recommend this place, it's so quaint, relaxing ambiance, love the clay wall paint inside.  Makes me feel like I'm morocco or india!  I have actually brought my mother here as a b-Lated Mother's Day gift, b/c I would always see my mom in almost any lounge space at her house with a small round compact in hand.  I knew she wouldn't come here on her own due to the \"unknown\" for her.  Let me tell you, she was all smiles after I drove her here.  She said she has never taken care if herself in this manner & was fascinated by Durga's (esthetician) technique.  So fascinated in fact that she was trying to have a full blown conversation during the session, & if you know \"threading\", that's a tough task to do!  But Durga is so nice & accommodating to your preferences!  Plus yes it does sting on a level of 2 out of 10 pt range but completely worth the \"time\" she saves you from using make up mirror or dare I say that small circular compact!  Have a great day!
__label__2 My wife and I (and our one-year old son) decided to finally try out The Journey - after driving past it a few times and hearing that the price was fantastic for the expanse of dishes and sushi.\n\nI feel the need to preface the review by echoing what many of the other reviewers have pointed out.  This is four stars for a buffet restaurant. - judged against all the other buffets I've eaten at in Madison (a goodly number of them, my belly will attest to).  \n\nThe Great:  The prices are pretty amazing.  You get an insane selection of entrees, a hibachi chef to stir fry a custom meal (in the back of the restaurant), freshly made sushi (with the sushi chefs right behind the counter), etc...  So, to be fair - this is graded on a bit of a curve.\n\nThe Meh:  The sushi, as pointed out in other reviews, does tend to be as rice dominant as you would expect at a buffet (and with these prices).  A lot of \"krab\" used in this sushi, but a few rolls with salmon, tuna, etc... as well.  I wasn't really blown away by anything on the sushi line, but I happily ate everything on my plate.\n\nThe deserts were also standard buffet fare - nothing shocking.  I should have gone with ice cream (they have a wide assortment in a freezer, in little individual cups.  Pretty cool.)\n\nThe ??:  The speaker system in the restaurant was tuned to a Christian radio station - which was confusing on a few levels.  Namely that it wasn't what I'd consider cool ambiance for restaurant dining.  Honestly, it was weird with a beard.\n\nThe Not Good:  The women's room, I was told by my wife, was \"nasty\".  I didn't visit the men's room, so I'll assume it was as any bathroom can be - a little smelly and maybe a touch dated.\n\nThe Conclusion:  During our meal, we discussed all the restaurants which had occupied the space before them - Damon's east, The Tilted Kilt, and a few others which were gone before their names could stick.  I don't know if I'll go back to The Journey, but for their sake (and the sake of the folks who will really appreciate it), I hope they stick around.  They offer an abundance at a remarkable price.
__label__0 Probably should give this one star, but can't bring myself to go that low.\n\n+ Huge buffet that is laid out so as to allow for plenty of room to maneuver\n+ Buffet was kept well stocked - nothing was ever low or empty\n+ Staff was very friendly and very prompt with clearing plates and getting refills\n\n- The food. The majority of it. Here's why:\n\n- The sushi rolls were laden with crab-like-slaw; every roll had a healthy dollop of it\n- Each piece of sushi I tried was warm-to-hot; this scares me\n- The rolls were covered in various sauces - I'd rather they feature the fish than some cheap, mayo-based sauce\n- The tuna nigri was dry and also warm\n- The salmon nigri was very hard to chew and was warm to the touch\n\n- The General Tso's chicken tasted quite odd; not anything like what I've had before\n- Broccoli and chicken was barely lukewarm; chicken was decent but flavorless\n- Egg rolls were very crispy, but I'll be darned if I could tell what they were filled with\n\n+ Potstickers were tolerable; wish they had little bowls for the sauce\n\nSo... I'm pretty sure I won't be back. The \"value\" of an inexpensive buffet isn't worth the lottery-like-quality.\n\nUPDATE (24 hours later): I experienced some serious \"discomfort\" in the 'ole digestive tract later in the evening and through part of the next day. I suspect the lack of proper food storage temperature may have played a role. I would urge Journey to check the temperatures of all of their foods - sushi rolls should not be lukewarm, and hot dishes should be hot.
__label__4 Ok so let me start out with the fact that this place is NOT associated with the old owners in any way. Now that that crucial piece of info is out in the air my real review can begin.  \n\nSooooooo lets get this review started shall we!! Ok to begin the new owner is very very nice and he has no problem coming to personally ask you how you are enjoying everything. It is nice to see that the owner truly cares that the customers are getting the dining experience they deserve. The ambiance is really cool and very hip if you will along with the food!! If you like fresh air and good food I suggest sitting at the sushi bar, but if you like a little more privacy they have these rows of booths that are perfect for a date. \n\nThe service is really great and all the wait is very friendly and can help you with anything from great recommendations too working around allergens and more. They definitely are about helping everyone out to make sure your dining experience is great. \n\nOk now for the food, the food is amazing!! They have 13.95 AYCE lunch, 25.95 AYCE dinner, hot and cold tapas, new rolls it's fantastic. They have braised pork belly, ahi tataki, garlic noodles. They literally have something for everybody. Ohhhh and you have too try the Kobe burger YOU HAVE TOO TRY THE KOBE BURGER.... Sorry just incase not everyone heard me lol. And all this is made by chef jean who was on top chef (cool little tidbit) \n\nThis place is everything the old Xtreme wishes it was!!
__label__2 1st let me tell you, this is Uncle Bear's Brewhouse Grill. Not Uncle Bear's Bar and Grill! Big difference, menu's are different, the ambiance is different. Just wanted to get that out of the way before I start this thing!\nWife and I was in Tempe to see our Daughter and boyfriend. Brought our little princess with us, daughter said there was an Uncle Bear's nearby! Now Uncle Bear's in well known pet friendly establishment, always a great place for your pooch. Now of course this was on a Saturday night, all of you kids have nothing to do except taking up space! (saying this with a grin) So we had to wait for a table outside, now what I did not like was instead of using the usual led vibrator to let you know your table is ready. They ask for your cell phone so they can text you! That's one way of saving money I guess. \nNow to the food and service. When we finally got seated, we were told since we were on the patio our service was going to be slower? So I asked him why are we second class compare to the dining room! He immediately changed his wording to since there are a lot of people here our service is behind. Since he realized I wasn't going take any crap from him, our service was pretty quick. ;-) \nThe menu was OK a lot different from Uncle Bear's Bar and Grill, I was in the mood for a Crispy Chicken Salad. But they did not offer that there, I also wanted the Jalapeno Poppers appetizer. They again did not offer that there! That's when I realized I had to look at their menu. So I ended up ordering their soft pretzel with cheese and sauce. This was a good thing, pretzel was baked with a butter topping. This was probably the best thing I ate that night. I ordered their slow cooked ribs, I was assuming they were going to be more like a BBQ style ribs. Oops! it was more like a pot roast style. I had their veggie's and mashed potato's with my meal. Overall the good was good, not what I was expecting. Service was OK, and the food was OK. There is a reason why I live in Surprise, to get away from this crowd!
__label__3 Good food, casual atmosphere, and a decent beer selection.  Can't comment on the beer too much since everyone has their preference, but I found a couple selections I liked.  The food was good.  Wasn't exceptional, just standard issue bar food.  I'll probably be back to tray some other things on the menu.\n\nThere's probably some story behind it but I thought it was odd that they have a Mobil Oil red pegasus logo hanging on their back wall.
__label__0 I'm not usually one to leave negative reviews and usually give the benefit of the doubt when I have one bad experience, but our family came here and finally left after waiting forever and never getting served. Too bad, because I LOVE places like this and have heard great things.
__label__2 Been her a couple of times now. I LOVE their beer. They ONLY serve their OWN beer. Food items are okay but not anything to write home about, nothing special. I DID NOT like their wings at all and would not recommend them. Great atmosphere and a good place to go drink. Food's a lil overpriced but it does sit in Ahwatukee. I highly recommend their \"craft brews\" that they brew there. Actually that's the ONLY beer you can get is \"Uncle Bears\" brewed beer. I'll be back but I won't make it a POINT to come here again. Just an okay place to go with friends. TV'S EVERYWHERE! Which makes it a good place to go to watch football. THEY ALLOW DOGS (on the patio and ON a leash\") If you take an 8 X 10\" picture of your dog AND FRAME it, they'll hang his/her picture up in memoriam! That's REALLY cool
__label__3 This is my go to spot for lunch appointments and even dinner with my wife. It has a great local feel. Friendly staff, clean, and great tasting food. I can't get enough of the green tomatillo salsa. I recommend the salmon and shrimp tacos. The service isn't the best because all of the servers are young local kids with probably their first server job so they are learning. But that's part of what makes it a cool local place.
__label__4 In town celebrating my son's wedding, I came in to Vo's looking for a pedi/mani/fill's for 5 people on 6/6/14, including the bride.  \nOne of the best experiences we'd ever had. We all agreed on that.  The fact it's family owned and operated makes for a great time.  From the customers to the staff, everyone was happy and engaging.  \nThank you Vo's for being so attentive and making us laugh. We loved our time with you.
__label__0 I am the wife of Robert T. I want to say for the record that he/we were no way as nasty as she is making him out to be. He did not cuss at any waitress or anyone directly but was upset. we liked ours waitress and gave her a tip. The other waitress called me a liar & I didn't appreciate that, which did upset us. We expressed all of our complaints and only ate some (not every bite I left a whole piece) after we were told it was free.  I do not complain often but when your order is wrong twice & not all the way cooked is a little much. She made it sound much worse than it was & she was not even there. I know her employees probably needed us to be the bad guys to keep their jobs. It has become she said they said situation now.  So try it if you want to May love it.
__label__2 After watching the prior tenant (Bellasera Bistro) try to open, and never really do so, we watched for what seemed to be months as Manny's tried to open as well. Finally they have done so, to great fanfare. Well, let's just say that they are at least open.\n\nThe first thing that's a bit odd about the place is that they are perhaps Manny's Mediterranean Cafe or Manny's Neighborhood Grille. I must confess that even after eating there, I really don't know which. There are signs for both in the place, and there is even one sign that suggests that perhaps both are available for franchising. I looked online, and it looks like there are a grand total of five locations, covering both concepts - and no clear indicator of which is which, or why. So your guess is as good as anyone's.\n\nWhen it comes to the decor, there are mediterranean-like pictures, that may be Ancient Greece, or just generic pictures, on the walls. There are LCD television sets tuned to European sports channels. And there are seats. That's about it. Not a lot of ambience.\n\nThe service is friendly, if not especially helpful, but that seems to stem from the company. For instance, if you look at the web site for help on the loyalty program, you'll find that it tells you about rewards. That's about it. No details or anything else. At one point we were told that you can get ten points per dollar, at which we should have jumped all over it, because at another point we were told a 10% off coupon, and another you get a $10 certificate after spending $100. Now I don't really have any idea, since even online it doesn't tell you much. It seems to revolve around a base ten numbering system. I thought those came from the Romans, not the Greeks, but it's all Mediterranean, so who knows?\n\nAnyway - when it comes to food, it's a bit of a mish-mash there as well. The quality of the dishes we tried was good, but it was an interesting combination, and definitely more Mediterranean than Greek. The hummus was tasty, and perhaps one of the best things we had. The Souvlaki was served with lamb, rather than a more common pork around these parts. The burger was fairly tasty, and the pizza was good, if a bit on the bland side. Generally portions were described as \"large\", but I'm not sure I'd go there - our teenagers easily took care of the shared calzone, and could have done so individually as well.
__label__4 We were visiting Phoenix and were in search of good sushi.\nWe were so happy to find this place . It's one of the best Japanese food I've had .\nFirst off the black rice was a unique concept and they had it on tv to explain the Benefits of black rice . \nWe ordered a chirashi bowl and loved the presentation .\nThe best part was that it had real wasabi .Ive actually never had real wasabi before.\nChirashi was so good we ordered 2.\nWe ordered Gyoza. The dipping sauce was very tasty and the outer skin on the Gyoza was tender and delicious .\nWe also ordered two rolls , shrimp tempura roll \nThe ambience was nice and we were lucky to come right when it opened at 5 because as we ate it became busy fast .the waitress's was also super nice and helpful.\nI highly recommend this place!
__label__3 Fresh margaritas made to order, not too sweet- best I've had this side of the Caribbean! Tacos are money as well- fish and shrimp were my favorite. 4 stars because steak tacos were over cooked and guacamole needs more flavor.
__label__2 I honestly really wanted to like this place, but it unfortunately ended up disappointing me.\n\nLets start with the good. This place is seriously nice inside. There's a great patio area and it seems like a really cool place to hang out with your friends. Very clean inside and very friendly staff. I'd be happy to spend a few hours here with some good company.\n\nFrom then it starts to go bad. I was just passing by and decided to try this place. It was such a slow night that they were closing up 3.5 hours earlier than their listed hours (closed around 10:30pm). I got a beef taco to go and price to size it was actually a really good deal. The tortilla was warm and reminded me a little like flat bread. There was high quality lettuce and everything looked great. Then I bit into it. It was way too salty that I couldn't taste anything at all. \n\nI think I'll come back in a couple weeks (if they're still open then) and try the food again. It has a lot going for it and other than the salt content would be an awesome place to relax.
__label__2 I stood in a long, hot line at Curdfest to try the Curd Girl curds for a second time. I had high hopes after my initial so-so experience, however, I was again let down.  The curds were hot and gooey, but the taste was just bland.  The strawberry rhubarb sauce was good, but the two favors didn't complement each other as much as I'd hoped. The girls that run it are so sweet, and I really wish I liked the curds more. But, I've been underwhelmed twice now.  I'm sticking with my three star rating.
__label__3 I have been  to a lot of spas. Some fancy and others fancy only in their eyes. I was recommended this location from my resort The Scottsdale Villa Mirage. A friend and I went one day and I had a massage and I came back the next day for a facial. First off the prices are freakin awesome. I'm from Chicago and for those prices, trust that the building and the products would not be that great. The location is small, but neat, decorated very well and the staff is great. I honestly felt like I was in a much higher quality establishment. I wish I could bring them home with me.
__label__0 At the Tatum store the food/service were always good.  That is no longer true.  I wanted something light, so I ordered the lentil soup.  It was extremely watery with tons of salt, in fact I think it had more salt than lentils.  The lentils were not even cooked thoroughly.  It was so bad, I asked to exchange it and they refused.\nMy dining companion had a rice bowl.  The rice was undercooked and barely warm.  She tried all of the sauces, and liked the curry, spinach, and vindaloo.  The masala was too sweet.
__label__3 I've been wanting to stop by here before work for weeks and I finally had the chance this past week and it was definitely worth it! They currently have a $1.50 deal for a doughnut and a cup of coffee; the perfect way to start your Friday. Their pastries and doughnuts are delicious! Absolutely stop by if you get the chance.
__label__3 I am thrilled a great cup of coffee can now be had in Regent Square!  The great aspects of 61B include its attention paid to the quality of their product, a pleasant and welcoming staff (in my 3 visits thus far), the walk up window for service from the street, and the tidy design of the space.  Speaking of the space, my only significant complaint is the seating.  A sleek interior is dulled by the seating, with tables so small they seem to be crying out, \"don't stick around too long!\"  With everything else in the space so seemingly inviting, I cannot figure out why some bigger and more attractive tables are not part of the mix.  Maybe they were expecting big crowds and didn't warn people to stay too long and chase away business. However, I say cater to those who will frequent your shop - I have already deferred to other shops (although there's not many) cause I want to do some work and lounge a bit. I tend to stick around places long enough to spend $10-15 or more, but not if I cannot fit a computer and an average sized book on the table.  Again thrilled to have 61B around, but please rethink the table situation.
__label__2 The coffee was very good but the service wasn't the best. The gal and only employee wasn't very friendly or personable. The tables are a little rickety and close together. They do have free wifi, so that was awesome. It was a nice day so they had garage door-style windows open. Very cool. I'd return but would hope it was a bit more inviting in terms of service.
__label__1 First let me say, it's awesome that a coffee place opened up where the service is at least decent.  Nice folks behind the counter. \n\nHowever, I got a frozen coffee and quite frankly, it wasn't any different than if I had made it myself ... with the brewed coffee I keep in my fridge for the week.  In fact, I make it even better because I make sure there are no ice chunks in my frozen beverage.\n\nNothing special about their iced tea either.  As my husband said, \"it was nothing like drinking polar bear\" which is what he describes as really awesome iced tea.  (I know strange but that's his thing)\n\nI will give this place a couple more tries: 1) B'C they said they make homemade muffins and well, I love muffins and 2) when they open up the restaurant portion b'c I'm really hoping to have an awesome place nearby to get a meal.\n\nIf you want me to keep coming back, go talk to the folks at Sugar N Spice down on Indian School RD.  We literally crave that place.  They have an awesome staff and an awesome bakery with awesome beverages.  I'd love to be able to have a hang out place like that closer to home!\n\nWith all that said, I realize they are just starting out and to support local businesses I'd like to give this place another try but I don't want to just \"settle\" coming here because it's close by.  I want to love going there!
__label__3 Great Place to come in and have a cup of coffee while returning emails! I love the fact that i can come in early in the day and enjoy a delicious Vanilla Latte. Some complaints I do hope you take into consideration is getting better seats. Its not very comfortable to be sitting on metal chairs and would love to have some sort of lounge area to enjoy. I have also experienced a couple of times coming in the morning that the WiFi won't connect properly and there is nothing the Baristas can do about it. Its a huge disappointment when i get ready and come in just to find out i have to go back home to do my work. Mind you, i have heard people complain to the workers about WiFi plentiful times.\n\nOn a side note, the Baristas are very nice and welcoming. There is one barista who stands out to me every time i come in she is ALWAYS so bubbly and happy. She brings in a energy that seems to make a lot of your costumers happy. I love the fact that she takes the time to genuinely keep good conversations with what seems like her \"Regulars.\" Its awesome to come in having my coffee made before i can even get to the counter to pay for it. You definitely need more baristas like her.
__label__0 Although I also REALLY enjoy Mi Familia (just down the road, literally), I really hope BOTH restaurants succeed. This Roberto's have a drive thru and is open 24hrs which is always nice when looking for something at any hour.\n\nService here was good, food was yummy as always!\nRestaurant was clean inside and out (always a big deal for me, after all-they ARE preparing our food) \n\nThe only reason it is 3 stars and not 4 is their phone service: i've called 3 different times now (we've been eating out a lot lately) and one time the phone was answered in Spanish, so I hung up. The next time was ok and the last (3rd) time was 'Hello?'-phone skills are every bit as important as anything else. If you're rude to me (as they were) then i'm going to go somewhere else (as i said, Mi Familia is just down the road). Please, Thank You, You're Welcome: theseshould be standard on every phone call. \n\nDon't act like i'm inconveniencing you when ordering...\n\nUpdate (down grade from 3 stars): I went to pickup my order (\"Ready in 10 minutes\", then she hung up) 15 minutes later and it wasn't even started. Today my neighbor and I both have food poisoning-stay away from the chicken AND do yourself a favor- go down the road to Mi Familia. Nicer people, family owned, and quality food.
__label__1 This was my first time here and sadly will be my last.  While the food was pretty good - it certainly doesn't make up for the service.  We arrived to a restaurant that wasn't fully seated but was on a wait.  Once we were seated at our table, it took 30 minutes to get the bloody mary's that were ordered.  The food took another 30 minutes - so we ended up being at the restaurant from 10:40am until 1:00pm.  Kind of ridiculous for a restaurant that wasn't super busy on a Monday morning.
__label__3 24/7 weekdays & long hours on the weekend. Plus if your with a Black Card member it's free. This place leaves little margin for excuses not to get/keep healthy. It's a full blown no brainer & if your not getting busy live'in ... your getting busy die'in
__label__2 The server was really sweet and helpful. My crepe was ok though. I ordered the Japan crepe and it was pretty salty. I think it was from the miso sauce that was on it. But girl and chef overheard me talking to my friend and offered to make it less salty next time I stop by, which was really sweet in my opinion. \n\nOverall good service and kind staff, but food was average.
__label__2 All right. But kind of pricey for a crepe.\n\nI've walked past The Crepe numerous times, but decided to give it a shot for a dessert option after dinner with a friend. The restaurant is located in the Market Place of Tivoli Village. It really reminds me of a beatnik coffee shop, complete with people painting and live music (at least on the night I was there).\n\nThe menu is comprised of sweet and savory options. Honestly, the menu was much more diverse and had more selection than I thought it would. Crepes are represented by country, so I had The Venezia ($10.90), which was an indulgent crepe with cannoli cream, black and white chocolate drizzles and chips, and a dollop of whipped cream. \n\nIt was a yummy crepe and nice for dessert. However, the pricing is putting me off from returning. Perhaps if I'm in the area I may try a \"savory\" crepe next time. \n\nOverall, it is a fun-styled establishment that makes over-priced crepes.
__label__1 never heard of this place but a friend invited me out to listen to some music.  I was disappointed they didn't have a liquor license but that was only one of my disappointments.  we ordered a fruit plate and a crispy crepe.  it's the dead of summer and the fruit plate had fall and winter fruits, and half of the grapes were near rotten. the crispy crepe was decent but at $8 it was impossible to enjoy.  I also asked for a glass of water and was charged $1.  I almost ordered dessert but the server never came around to take my order, which is probably for the best because all of the dessert crepes were priced at $10.50 to start.
__label__4 THEY HAVE THEIR LIQUOR LICENSE!!!\nThe crepes - savory as well as sweet - are complimented by soups and salads.  What matters most is that everything is fresh and made to order. The owner and chef is attentive and passionate about her food and wants to please. We were here three times the week we discovered it!
__label__2 The people here are super friendly and nice. Yhe reason I gave only three stars is one their liquid flavors was missing somethin.  I think if they remixed a few  flavors it would be a little better. And the second reason is that their liquid is pricey. Like 21 bucks for one bottle.
__label__0 Da ich auf der Suche nach einem neuen Auto bin, war ich auch beim Ford Autohaus am Durlacher Tor um mir einen S-MAX anzuschauen. Ich habe mir das Auto angeschaut und Prospekte mit nach Hause genommen. Der Verk\u00e4ufer fragte mich nicht nach Name und Telefonnummer. Ich h\u00e4tte erwartet, das w\u00e4re in der Branche \u00fcblich. Schlie\u00dflich er sicher am Umsatz beteiligt.\n\n\n Beim Studium zu Hause f\u00e4llt mir auf, dass in dem ganzen Prospekt und der Preisliste nichts von einem Automatikgetriebe steht. Deshalb rufe ich beim Autohaus an. Die Antwort erschl\u00e4gt mich: \"wir wissen nicht, ob und wann es ein Automatikgetriebe gibt\" und dann der Hammer: \"am besten lesen sie regelm\u00e4ssig die Zeitung. Sobald es ein Automatikgetriebe gibt, wird es da drin stehen\". Das ist wirklich \"Feel the difference\". Blo\u00df welche Zeitung muss ich lesen?\n\n\n Aber man hatte mich schon vorher vor diesem Autohaus am Durlacher Tor gewarnt. Da bin ich wohl selbst dran Schuld.
__label__2 Kleiner italienischer Supermarkt im Industriegebiet. \n\nDer Laden wartet mit einer gro\u00dfen Wurst- und K\u00e4setheke auf. Hat ein wenig frisches Gem\u00fcse und eine gro\u00dfe Pastaauswahl. Auch frische Pasta und Antipasti wird in verschiedenen Gebinden und gro\u00dfer Auswahl angeboten. \n\nEntt\u00e4uscht bin ich von dem Konserven- und Weinangebot (damit decke ich mich gerne ein, wenn ich schon so weit raus fahre). Gerade Anti-Pasti habe ich nur in kleineren Gl\u00e4sern gefunden. Die bekomme ich in der Gr\u00f6\u00dfe auch in jedem anderen Supermarkt (habe die gr\u00fcnen Oliven mit Stein z.B. nur im 170g Glas gefunden). \nDie Weinauswahl ist wirklich d\u00fcnn und beschr\u00e4nkt sich auf ein paar Regalmeter. Es gibt zwar alle relevanten Rebsorten, aber in der Regel von jeder lediglich eine Alternative. \n\nVon den Preisen ist der Markt auch eher gehoben, was die Sache nicht besser macht. \n\nMeine Erwartung an einen italienischen Supermarkt im Industriegebiet (in der Stadt h\u00e4tte ich ja Verst\u00e4ndnis) werden hier leider nicht erf\u00fcllt.\n\nEs handelt sich hier um meine pers\u00f6nliche Meinung. Als Vergleich ziehe ich z.B. den Molina Consumo in Darmstadt heran.
__label__1 Die letzten Bewertungen dieses Restaurants lagen 2Jahre zur\u00fcck. Das werde ich bei meiner n\u00e4chsten Restaurantwahl ber\u00fccksichtigen. Denn nur bei aktuellen Bewertungen ist man einigerma\u00dfen vor schlechten \u00dcberraschungen gesch\u00fctzt.\nMein Essen war nah am Desaster. Das Fleisch hatte eine so trockene Konsistenz, dass ich vermute, dass es Fleischreste waren, die ei Fach nochmals verarbeitet wurden. Die Sauce und das Gem\u00fcse waren geschmacklich unterdurchschnittlich. Handwerklich und von den Zutaten war das eine Zumutung. Aber dieser Reinfall ebnete den Weg (aufgrund des leeren Magens) f\u00fcr meine beste Entdeckung in Karlsruhe....
__label__3 Eines vorweg: In diesem Chinarestaurant habe ich bislang nur das Mittagsbuffet kennengelernt. Die Bewertung bezieht sich ausschliesslich darauf.\n\n\n Mittlerweile gehen wir einmal w\u00f6chentlich zu diesem chinesischen Restaurant. Das Buffet wird st\u00e4ndig aufgef\u00fcllt, so dass es fast immer genug von allem hat. Meine Lieblingsgerichte hier sind die acht Kostbarkeiten und das H\u00fchnchen in Curry. Fazit: Solide Kost zu einem vern\u00fcnftigen Preis ohne Wartezeiten.
__label__0 Das Ambiente ist sehr sch\u00f6n. Beim Preis-Leistungsverh\u00e4ltnis liegt der Schwerpunkt eindeutig beim Preis. Samstag Abend um 19 Uhr waren die Men\u00fcvorschl\u00e4ge der Karte nicht mehr(?) zu bekommen. \nDas \u00dcberraschungsmen\u00fc bestand aus einem B\u00fcffelmozzarella mit gew\u00f6hnlichem gekochten(!!?) Schinken, anschlie\u00dfend gab es vier ! ganze Gnocci an Tr\u00fcffelsauce auf seeeeehr gro\u00dfem Teller. Lecker aber sehr wenig. Der Hauptgang war eine Tranche Lachs auf sechs Paprikasp\u00e4nen ohne jede Beilage und als Dessert ein Schnitz Mango mit einem winzigen wei\u00dfen, v\u00f6llig geschmacklosem Cremet\u00f6rtchen. Das Ganze f\u00fcr 35EUR ohne Getr\u00e4nke pro Person. \nAls Gesch\u00e4ftsessen war mir das peinlich. Freunde, die wir dort trafen best\u00e4tigten das schlechte Preis-Leistungsverh\u00e4ltnis.\nFazit: Lohnt nicht.
__label__1 Das Wildparkstadion nicht auf dem aktuellsten Stand der heutigen Bundesliga-Fu\u00dfballstadien.\nAuch die Parkm\u00f6glichkeiten sind meines Erachtens unterer Durchschnitt.\nKSC Fans 3,5 v. 5 Sternen.
__label__0 So here's a business I recommend NO ONE ever visits here in Scottsdale.\n\nI got a call last night telling me that I had won a weeks paid vacation and a iPad with DirectBuy travel for a draw I had entered the week before. We talked, and the customer service rep proceeds to tell me that I wasn't eligible because I wasn't 25 yet (I'm 23), but if I brought a significant other with me that was- it would be ok.  He also mentioned that is there was any complication I would still get a $100 gift card to the store.\n\nSo I rearrange my day, have my S.O take time from work, and I drive an hour out of my way to get to the store, just so the manager there can keep me waiting for half an hour (Tom) to tell me in a VERY un-sypathetic manner that there was a mistake and that I wasn't eligible for anything.  When I asked for the gift card I was promised, he just said there was nothing he could do, and walked off without making an effort to propose any kind of solution.  I then asked the receptionist if there was any way I could give my winnings to be friend that is 25 and she just looked at me like I was an idiot, smirked and said no.  \n\n\n\nThanks DirectBuy for that astonishing customer service!  Most likely the worst I've ever had.
__label__4 Beste Qualit\u00e4t und die Preis Leistung stimmt einfach. Besser geht es nicht.
__label__2 This place seems like a good idea in theory. Not so much in reality. Positives first: they have an excellent beer selection. To my great and joyous surprise, they aren't too heavy on the IPAs. Lately all the good bars have been plagued by those hyper hoppy hipster beverages. The selection of beers from local breweries is great too. Also, they have a really great specials on Fridays (today's is fish and chips and a beer for $10). \n\nThe bad? The service is painfully slow. I stood at the bar for 15 minutes waiting to get a beer. There were 3 servers working. Sigh. It was around happy hour and pretty busy. I'm totally willing to give it another try. But just be prepared to wait.
__label__0 Started getting a stomach ache before I got halfway into my burrito. And the taste wasn't worth it. And the salsa wasn't spicy. And the place was freezing. Don't recommend at all.
__label__0 They tried, they really did. This is a group of people that WANT to see you leave satisfied, you feel for them and want to see them succeed but everything just doesn't connect . First of all, they needed to hire an interior decorator. Walking into the place was an ordeal, they have this metal fence out front which I understand is for outside dining but just looks terrible. Then walking inside you experience this cold, office fluorescent lighting and tables and benches which reminds me of an old deli or, well, an office space from the early 90's.  The menu was confusing and disorganized to say the least as well.\n\nFood - The nigiri was good. We had a few choices: salmon, tuna and white. Good size pieces and good flavor. They had about 5 \"special\" roll options with about another 10 \"standard\" roll options. We had a few but the only memorable one was the Spicy Crunch roll. For these few positives, it doesn't make up for the rest of their follies. The problem is for the same price you can head to Yama, Sakana or even Sushi on Trop and have a WAY better experience and food quality. \n\nIt was nice to see a sushi place on this side of town, we need it, and I was excited to try this place. Unfortunately, I feel it will fall victim as the rest of the startups around here and start sacrificing quality for quantity....\n\nAs a final note, like I said in the beginning, these people are nice, they try to serve, but they need something to connect the dots and get someone in there that can help them succeed and change things around.
__label__0 It is 4am and I am writing this review as I stand outside the Constellation, because the fire alarm has been going off for 45 plus minutes. This has happened multiple times in the past year.
__label__0 Without a doubt this is the worst and horribly managed McDonald's in the entire universe.\n\n11 minutes to get an unsweetened tea with light ice if you can't get that order right you really shouldn't be working anywhere other than the hospital that did your lobotomy. I am convinced they are only in business because they have a golden arches and people who know no better go there. \n\nI will not be making that mistake again!
__label__0 I've gone here a few times the food is just ok for the most part.  What I don't like is the upcharge they add on things and never tell you about until you look at your receipt--has happened twice to me.  If you charge extra for certain things let me know about it first.  \n\nAnother issue is the attitude that you get from the workers there.  Ummmm $10 for some crap that you call tacos and served with a side of attitude? I will NOT be returning.
__label__3 Had the Italian Stallion and it was great.  I liked this place better than Bianco in terms of pizza.  The salad was a bit bland though.  I would definitely recommend checking this place out!
__label__3 Today is my 3rd time in 2 weeks this place id awesome one of the best pizza if not the best in Phoenix
__label__0 After reading the reviews I will NOT give this place a try! HAIR in food! That's the worst. It ruins the whole experience.
__label__3 For starts...NO CRAFT BEER...IN DOWNTOWN PHX?!?!  Haha I ran into the owner and asked him about it. He recommended a good beer from Italy. \n\nI got a delicious pizza and the cheese ball deals, both were amazing. I don't know why I've seem elite members on yelp rate this place wayyyy below than where it should be.\n\nLast I got a canoli. The shell was deep fried (out of the ordinary) again, delicious! \n\nHats off to the owner and the crew. The one lady who was our server, eh, could do better. More personable.
__label__0 Hostess rude. Service was extremely slow and the food was below average and cold. Was supposed to get French tip squares for spinach dip but instead got stale tortilla chips. When asked waitress about it she was rude. Took forever to get food and then no one ever returned to ask how it was or if I needed anything else. In fact after 30 minutes I finally walked to the bar to ask for another beer. I regret leaving the small tip that I did leave. I would never, ever go back. The chicken strips were dry, overcooked, and tiny. Bad meal and bad service.
__label__4 We decided to go to Pizza People to watch the Super Bowl game on Sunday.  I'm so glad we did.  They had a buffet for $10 that had Mac & Cheese, wings, salad and a variety of pizzas.  It was a great way to try out all the pizzas that they had at a great price.  My favorite we the mushroom and sweet potato pizza and the Mac & Cheese with corn in it.  \n\nOur waitress was awesome.  She was really sweet very helpful and brought our drinks out really quick and water glasses were always full.  \n\nI have been to pizza people a couple of times now and I know I will be coming back again.
__label__1 Love them in the food truck...pub, not so much. Went two times. My kid and husband both RAVE about the mac and cheese, but since I'm not a cheese fan, I haven't had it. I've only eaten the pizza and I have not been impressed.\n\nLast time, I ordered the vegan Mexican pizza. It was so bland and tasteless that I asked for hot sauce to douse it in. The server said they had none...so it went back to the kitchen because I'm not a fan of eating cardboard. He still charged us for it. I paid $10 for a bite of a terrible pizza. I won't be back!\n\nAlso, fyi, if you sit in the main bar area near a speaker, prepare to lose some of your hearing. They blast the music.
__label__4 It was a nice evening to go out to the Outback.  Why not go and try out the new bar menu.  Everything on the new menu was great.  Between the cocktails and the apps,  it was all awesome.  \n\n\nSo,  the two flat-breads and the fried mushrooms were my favorite.  Also the rum punch was my favorite drink.  The other food they had were nachos and shrimp.  \n\n\nIt is always great to see friends that I know and meet new people at events.  Thank you Lindsey and Outback for a wonderful evening out.
__label__1 This drive thru line is beyond insanely slow. If I could get out of line I would. I'm held hostage. I've listened to 4 songs in my CD already and I'm only third in line. Not worth the time wasted.
__label__1 Both fortunately and unfortunately, this location makes a great and consistent coffee. However, time is money and these folks are chatty and sloooow!\n\nI sat in the drive thru last week (after ordering one Vento coffee ) for 17 minutes. There were only 2 cars in front of me... Seriously?
__label__4 I've eaten here 5 times and the service has been friendly and prompt.  Food is consistently good at breakfast.   This is my first lunch meal.  Also good but I think breakfast is better.   (Hence the name!).  Strongly recommended!
__label__2 I've been here 3 times.  Twice thru the drive thru and the last time I dined in.  So glad I did.  One of the cooks (stawky white guy) wasn't wearing gloves.  Then he went to the restroom and bumped my chair and elbow in passing without a word. I went to use the bathroom and guess what, no paper towels.  So I used the blower which made a lot of noise.  That told me the cook failed to wash his hands.  When I walked out of the bathroom,  he had a hand full of bacon.  My friend had the bacon burger lol.  Oh,  did I mention that when he bent over all you saw was crack.  I'll go back but only if he's not there. The burgers and fries are great.
__label__4 Have been going back and I love this place. More ppl should come out. Have had the pastrami burger, avocado burger and bacon cheeseburger. All very good and their wait time at the drive thru has shortened considerably. Make the drive or stop by. Way better than InAndOut.
__label__3 I thought I had reviewed this shop before but I'm glad I waited. My prior impression was of a long wait for an average burger but after a few months, I'm starting to make this my go to spot. One would think with In-n-Out right within a short drive, that would be the go to place. But I've never been real fond of InNOut. \n\nThe reason that Wimpys is growing on me is the burger is distinctive,flavorful and filling. I'm still having flashbacks of yesterday's Pastrami Burger. Their fries are good too! The bag is so huge I'm convinced that it's impossible to eat the whole damned meal. I still need to try out other specialty items on the menu. \n\nI noticed that they now serve breakfast too. Not skimpy stuff but real hash browns, etc. \n\nI think if Wimpys learns to convey that their food is worth waiting for, they'd probably have more satisfied customers. If you remember the Wimpy in the cartoon, he wasn't going through the Drive-thru. This ain't McDonalds; bland and salted unhappy meals. Some things are worth waiting for.
__label__0 I went on Sunday at 2.  The sign says their open, yet the doors were locked. Dissapointing!
__label__2 I don't think I can add more to what has been said about the midwives who are an all-star team at Momdoc Midwives. There is ultrasound facility within their location and they have managed to have free slots whenever I needed one, so that's great. Props for the covered parking structure. The staff is also mostly receptive and responsive, although they all seem to be new kids on the medical block and there is not an experienced hand in sight.\n\nHowever, I think they can do better with their procedures. They do hand out little appointment cards with option to leave feedback online, but I keep losing those things .I am not sure how else I can get my feedback over to them, so I hope they are reading this:\n\n1. They don't give you blood test (and possibly other test) results over the phone, even if they are normal. I have never been to a practice where they are unwilling to even mention IF there is a problem that needs further discussion with the doctor. For a normal pregnancy where you are meeting with a midwife at regular intervals, this is obviously not a problem but for my well visit, they wanted me to come back in only to tell me that everything was fine. The midwife that first saw me did tell me that if I didn't get asked to come back in, it was all good but that was not what I was told on the phone. When I called back another time to confirm their policy, I was told that no test result is shared by phone. I am not sure of the logic of their policy, but if you're working, that means you have to take time off for no reason and pay for a visit just to be told nothing. \n\n2. The check in process is an attempt at being cool. I have no opinion on the decor - just not my style. I like being able to settle in while being individually attended to by a med assistant. I also love that you don't have to fill long forms - the med assistants (\"concierge\") ask you questions and you just answer them so they enter it. However, the ipads are a clumsy way to check in. To me, they seem to struggle to balance the ipad with one hand and enter info with the other. There is a lot of data entry happening, and a touch screen keypad is clumsy for the purpose. I had to correct the door number to my address twice (abcd entered as acbd, abdc, etc.) At least have a couple of dockable keypads for checking in new patients who have a boat-load of information to give. \n\n3. I think the med assistants can be trained better and possibly have someone guide them in the first couple of weeks. In four visits, I had new recruits twice. I had no issue with the extra time it took for the first to check me in, but my visit today was terrible. The new recruit was slow, inefficient and took a LOOOONG time to enter information on the ipad, but that wasn't even the issue. She was trying to gather information that I had already given on my first well visit as well as my first maternity visit. I was there to discuss my miscarriage, and she was re-asking me questions like \"do you experience irritability or bloating before a menstrual period?!!!\" I was already pretty upset, and I was ready to show her what my non-PMS-irritability was like. She took about 10 long minutes trying to find a phone number to the CVS nearest me (which she finally could not find) even as I was telling her that I have gotten written prescriptions before and didn't need them called in (not at that speed in an emergency anyway). She kept asking for dates of miscarriage and last menstrual period and previous births and pap smears and ... when asked why this information wasn't available to her when I had already submitted all the information, she simply said \"I am supposed to ask these questions.\" I realize now that I should have simply asked for someone else to help me or help her. Unfortunately for me, I had other things on my mind at the time. \n\nAlso, please, please, please, put up a board somewhere by the road so people don't spend 20 mins scratching their heads and driving around trying to find your office. My husband who took some time off work to join me for an appointment drove around looking for the place and was considerably late (I had turned off my phone to be polite). \n\nStill, these are relatively minor issues and I will continue to go to Momdoc Midwives for their amazing medical staff.
__label__0 I ordered delivery because of the good reviews. I ordered garlic knots and a hawaiian pizza. When the food arrived, the garlic knots were stale and crunchy. I could not eat them. The pizza wasn't much better. The cheese was already rubberized andbthe grease soaked through to the bottom leaving a floppy, soggy crust. I wouldn't recommend eating this to anyone. It was one of those times that trying something new over the usual was a disaster.
__label__3 I attended First Friday on November 1st. After taking the Free Big Bus shuttle I was ready to eat. One of the first trucks encountered was Lobsta Trap LV. Since I enjoy lobster I was ready. In reviewing the menu board there was a number of different lobster rolls. I chose the well known New England style. The lobster is served on a buttery toasted bun and was filled to the top. In 2 words Just Tasty!! Next time I'll try one of the other versions. \nLobsta Trap LV - I'll be looking for you around town.
__label__4 love this place! very friendly and did a great job on my nails. I came here with my mother and wife and we were all taken care of very well.\neven though I was suckered in to coming here the owners were funny and made it easy to relax.
__label__0 I frequent Starbucks at least once every day. This particular Starbucks is closest to my home. When possible I prefer to support the businesses in my own community. For some reason they seem to always screw up my drink. I get either a pumpkin spice latte soy cinnamon dolce latte soy or a Java chip frappe  soy. No extra modifications but nevertheless I need to get someone else's drink, some drink that doesn't taste at all like any of the drinks that I've ordered or there some odd object in my drink. I have decided to just stay away from this store
__label__0 I really wanted to like this place. Numerous spelling errors in the menu, prices changed immediately upon opening, noted in the menu with pen & stickers.\nPrices are too high for the quality of food.\nOrdered the Pho- certainly not as good as many other restaurants in town that serve pho.\nI won't return.\nAlso service at lunch time was terrible, cannot come here for a normal lunch service if you need to be in & out.
__label__0 This place is clean and the food is pretty good. But make sure u give yourself enough time for lunch!!! I had bad service there three times I was there. 1st in only asked how long my carry out will be the guy was like\" do I see we have ppl here to service too?!?\" He answered. \" I just want to know how long it will take\" I replied. The 2nd time i figured I ordered over the phone but it took me 15 min for the manger/ owner to understand what u wanted!!! He barely speak English and have a heavy accent. Not very nice in the phone ! No customer sever skill! I ended up cancelled the ordered and re think if I will ever order from them again!!!!!!! Not recommended !
__label__1 A shi-shi sports bar with an appetizing menu executed in a very average manner.  \n\nThe current tenants of this space (previously Daddy Macs, and Blue Wave before that) have stuck with the existing deep red on black decor and subdued lighting. Very Victorian. It harkens back to the supper clubs of the olden days. I half expect to find gentlemen in top hats when I entered the door. Instead I only found a few mid-day drinkers playing video poker.  Being a sports bar, of course there are wide-screens all over the shop, which seem a bit anachronistic given that the place is swathed in late 19th-century red velvet drapery.\n\nInterestingly, the owners have placed a few old-fashioned items on the menu, such as baked brie, which are juxtaposed with more modern tasters, such as the deep-fried mashed potato bites. The menu is fairly enticing.  Sadly the food falls short. It feels like everything here is made to sound impressive, but, looks and tastes like it was cooked at Wendy's. I would have assumed it was all fresh-made, but it all tastes to me like it originated in the freezer.\n\nToday, I tried the Chicken Florentine Soup. It definitely came from a can.  No doubt about it. Then I got a California Turkey Burger.  The lettuce was limp, the avocado was almost non-existent, and the turkey patty was too salty.  However, there was a nice char on the patty, and I do love grill marks.\n\nMy main complaint is that this swanky restaurant has tremendous potential and no one here seems to know how to reach it.  The menu was promising. The descriptions of each item got me salivating.  Unfortunately, my dining experience turned out to be like a bad blind date:  your friend tells you how great this hamburger is, and then you finally meet it... and it is nothing compared to the burger you tasted in your dreams.\n\nMy advice to Elixir: if you're going to do gourmet pub food, actually do gourmet pub food.  It's just not right to titillate a person's tongue without bringing the taste buds to climax; wink, wink.
__label__0 Hmmm. Bait and switch? Got a flier from a representative from this place and they won't honor their advertisement. It's says that you get a custom pizza and salad made from scratch all at a respectful price of 7.75 I thought that was a great deal until I called and the guy who answered said it was either or not for both. Sucks because I heard that their pizza is not bad but I'm not going to spend my hard earned money at a place that won't honor their mistakes. Good luck Fired Pie.
__label__2 3+ stars, fast service, decent pizza but prefer a hand tossed dough. Not my cup of tea pizza wise but for those that like a crispy pizza, it's right up your alley with customization up to 7 ingredients. Decently priced meal with drink less than $11.00.
__label__4 All I can Say is AWESOME. I am rating this a 5 star for flavor. Now my friends don't have to put up with my picky eating habits! Can you leave off the____, add some____ and some of ____ on the side?\n\n If you are a sauce person like me, ask for more than one scoop or you will miss the amazing taste. I have never seen such a small ladle! They are quite stingy on the sauce so I ask for 3 scoops :) A bigger ladle perhaps?\n\nWhere else can you go to get whatever you want on your pizza and it is the perfect size for one person. Annnnnnnnnd has an awesome crust (not too thin) and FLAVOR!!! for $8.00? Certainly NOT Pizza Bianco!\n\nIt does get really crowded after 5 with screaming kids and soccer moms so we usually go mid day or get it to go. The line does go fast though. We were \"gym shopping\" the day we went for lunch. Yes I know, the hypocrisy was just oozing that day. \n\nThis is Noelle reporting from Chandler, AZ\n\nYUM!\n\nP.S. The photos on here are considered to be food porn by most Stoners so they should only be viewed by mature adults who haven't been smoking anything. ;D
__label__3 Went here while visiting my parents for Christmas.  It is tucked in the corner right next to Paradise Bakery if you have a hard time finding it. \n\nThis is basically Chipotle for pizzas.  They have set salads & build your own salad as well.  My parents chose this option and they really enjoyed their salads, but they are pretty big so they were unable to finish them.\n\nThe line was decent size, but went very quick.  The pizza options were broken down to several categories: sauce, cheese, meat, veggies, and fresh herbs.  They do not charge more for adding any of the options (don't know if you ask for extra portions though).  I suggest that you do not get fresh tomato, it makes the pizza very soggy afterwards.  I made the mistake, don't repeat it!  Other than that, my pizza was delicious!  I also had the Pookie, just love that name!  Don't be surprised, it is a normal sized cookie.  I am so used to huge cookies done this way, but it's only $3 so you cannot expect too much.  \n\nWarning, they do have Pepsi products!  Boo!  They also do have a nice selection of iced teas so that made up for the Pepsi faux pas. \n\nWill I be back?  Definitely, but will not order the fresh tomatoes on my pizza.
__label__0 Oh the horror!  By far, this may have been one of the worst shows I have ever seen in Vegas.  From about 10 minutes in, I was waiting for the pain and suffering to end.  There is no consistent theme, I've never heard any of the music before, the comedian has lost his touch, and it was just a really low grade and bad show.  I am such a fan of Angela and Matt - they really broke new ground 10 years ago when they opened the original X at the Alladin - all of the girls were smokin hot, in their early 20s, and did really naughty things on stage.  I love that Meeka moved over to this show and she's one of the cutest showgirls in Vegas, but man, if she was in her early 20s in the original X, um, should she still be doing the circuit?  I love you Meeka, so don't take it negatively, I just think you could move up and get into choreography and production yourself.  Besides Meeka's beautiful face, the rest of the show was a major flop.  Angela and Matt's daughter gave it a good try, but let's be real, you re-used a lot of the concepts from X Burlesque and just executed it way way worse.  Even the old Showgirls show at Rio had some production value; this show was just amateur and bad.  I feel awful badmouthing a Stabile show, but it's because you guys set the bar so high ten years ago, and even you know this doesn't cut it.
__label__1 This place (Mesa office) is ridiculously slow. The only reason I'm here is because a year ago this August, my eye doctor told me that my retina was detaching and I needed surgery ASAP. This is where he sent me. No issues with the surgery or the doctor who did the surgery. My issues are with the office when you come in for an appointment. \n\nI got here today at 3:30 for a 3:40 appointment. It's now 4:08 and I still haven't even been called. And (as I know from past experiences) once I am called, that's only the first part of the appointment. I go back for the whole \"look at the letters and tell me what's blurry\" deal and get countless drops in my eyes. They send me back to the waiting room. Then I get called back again to have a laser scan my eyes.  Then send me back to the waiting room. Then I get called back a third time to go sit in a room and wait for the doctor to come shine a bright ass light in my eyes and then send me home. \n\nHonestly? This is a giant PITA. Why not do everything all at once? Don't make me sit here for two freaking hours every time I come in!\n\nOh, and get a front desk staff that is actually civil to people. The older lady that works there will completely ignore you when you go to check out. She doesn't even acknowledge you if she's busy. It's rude and it's frustrating.
__label__1 Like the previous commenter.  This guy seems knowledgable but his customer service sucks.  I heard him talk to a customer that had bought a battery brand new from him the previous day and instead of offering a return because the battery wouldn't hold a charge he told the customer to contact the battery manufacturer.   Really??    I don't think I'll ever go back
__label__2 I went to this brow bar on Thurday March 6, 2014.  I wanted my eyebrows cleaned up.  I had also asked that my eyebrows be filled in.  When I returned to my hotel room, I noticed that a chunk of my left eyebrow was missing.   I wondered why the woman who waxed my eyebrows gave me a $10 tube of mascara for free.    I have gone to the Benefit Brow Bar at the Macys in downtown San Francisco, and the Benefit Brow Bar at Bloomingdale's in Manhattan.  I have never left with a chunk of hair missing from one of my eyebrows.
__label__4 These guys have the best churros in town.\n\nThey are amazing and the staff is very friendly\n\nGood price too 12 filled churros for 16.50$ you cant go wrong with that.\n\nThey also have more latin food like many different empanadas like beef, spicy beef, corn, tuna and many many more.
__label__4 Great business!\nLike another customer I read on here, I was frustrated at someone shattering my window.  Thankfully, nothing was stolen and I called here for service.  They came to my house, fixed it well and for a great price.  \nI would and will be recommending them!  Thanks, Ash for your great business!
__label__4 Secured Auto Glass is a rarity in Las Vegas.  Very honest, low prices and exceptional service.  I though you would only find a company like this in a small midwest town.\n\nAsh, the owner, is a great guy and answered all my question.  I had my front windshield replaced.  I was in and out of there in an hour.\n\nI highly recommend them for your auto glass repairs. I would give him 10 stars if I could!
__label__4 Called these folks after my drivers side window was smashed in by a thief. The staff was understanding and sympathetic to the situation. They went out of their way to ensure that I got the best service. The tech was on time, and completed the task efficiently, most importantly he had the right tools, he had my car door carefully disassembled, then vacuumed the door, mats and cleared all the broken glass from the window channels. 45 min later the new window was in and I was back on the road in no time... thanks Secure Auto Glass and thank you Ash..
__label__4 I love this place, it is very small and is a little pricey but they have some of the best sushi.  If you have ever been to Fresh Wasabi you know the sushi is great.  We always get the climax roll & viva Las Vegas rolls which are my favorite.  I usually have my wife order all the rest since I am good with just that roll.  It is a little casual place for lunch and I think they have some specials but I never order them.  Don't come with a big group but its not a bad quick date place since the food is so great.
__label__4 Very good new restaurant right off the square.  Our party of 4 tried several dishes and all of us were very happy with the food and generous portion sizes.  They even modified one of the entrees (the Korean \"sushi\")  for us to share as an appetizer and substituted a kimchi plate instead of the soup (we did not ask for it and were pleasantly surprised).   Would recommend asking for your Bibimbap in a stone bowl - really ads a lot to the dish with the crispy rice bits in the bottom.  looking forward to going back soon, my husband and I are fighting over his BBQ pork leftovers!
__label__2 I ate here last night, and it was fine. I had the spicy chicken bulgogi, and it had a lot more heat than I expected. My dinner companion had the beef bulgogi. I tried some of the beef, and I liked it better than the chicken version. The beef was tangy, tender and not spicy.\n\nWhile I did feel like $12 was a bit too much for the portion size, you do get starters with your meal. Of the starters, the spicy cucumber slices were the best. I would go back again just for more of those! The side salad was also very good. The menu is actually quite small, so don't expect a plethora of choices. \n\nService was fine, and our food was delivered pretty fast. The beer selection is pretty limited, but a $5 Snake Hollow IPA is good enough for me. They also offer some mixed drink options.\n\nNoise level was low, and I liked the plainness of the space. \n\nWhile I'd go back to try Sol's again, I was a bit underwhelmed. I definitely prefer New Seoul, one of Madison's only other Korean dining options.
__label__0 Super super slow. Expect a 15 minute wait in the drive through and about 50% if the time the food is cold or old.
__label__0 I've given this location a try twice. They screwed up both orders, once giving us a happy meal with an empty box where the nuggets should have been.\n\nSkip it.
__label__0 Beware of Sam the order taker! She will laugh at you for ordering too much food! \n\nToday, we are moving lots of furniture. There is a big group of us, we are hungry & Mcdonalds seems easy,  fast and efficient.. Right?? No no no!\n\nIt's was my job to grab lunch for the group. I came up  to the drive thru, and Ordered 6 mcdoubles.. The order taker Sam's reply is \"wow 6 mcdoubles, that's a lot of mcdoubles\" ( laughing ) \nMe : \"yes 6\"\nSam: \"you must be so hungry for 6 mcdoubles, wow!! ) still laughing) \nMe: \"well yah I'm 400 pounds, of course I want all this food\"\nThen I ordered more to the order, because that's what my group requested.\n\nMy friend & I were in shock! We could not believe a fast food order taker could be so condescending and rude!! \n\nI requested to talk to a manager and I had told her what happened. She was very apologetic, which I understand it's not her fault her staff are rude kids. I told her she needed to get my order and I was not going to go up to the next window because I would go off on Sam. \n\nAs I was waiting, the window staff member asked me to move to the next window. I told him no, I was waiting for the manager and I would not move till I got my order. He rolled his eyes. He was a stocky rude boy. \nThe manager  came back out with our \"HUGE\" order and apologized again and gave me a punch card for a free value meal.\nI told her it wasn't her fault but she does need to get a grip on her rude staff.\n\nMcDonald's , this is not how we know you. I'm still utterly disgusted with the service I received today. I will NEVER be back at this location again and I will be writing corporate. \n\nAdvice : Go to Indian school & Hayden location, they are friendly fast and not rude.  They don't care how much or how little you order!
__label__4 Good, quality hotel. The staff is nice and attentive. The breakfast buffet has many options and a lot better than what I've been used to seeing. The room is clean and comfortable. The only down-side is that the walls are kinda thin and the bathroom sink is around the corner from the toilet and shower (at least in our room). Location is nice, I never felt unsafe. Very close to freeways and Old Town Scottsdale, ASU, and Papago Park, 15min from Downtown, 5 min from airport. And dog-friendly!
__label__3 Papa Murphys pizza is worth the price and effort to pick it up. Kids love the double cheese pizza. The staff  in Chandler are always helpful & friendly.
__label__2 Decent price. \nLarge portions. \nFree refills. \nGood taste.\nNice variety. \nOn the casino floor so don't have to go far to play after you eat. They offer to-go as well so that's cool! We will eat here again. We got in late tonight after long day at Grand Canyon and driving so was tired. This place was quick and easy so worked out.
__label__4 Very efficient and a good value.  I booked online just prior to flight departure.  Good directions to get to the shuttle, very short wait and in the hotel in less than 30 min from  landing (no bags).  On departure they were actually a few minutes early for pickup but sent a text telling me they were waiting.  Would definitely use Super Shuttle again.
__label__4 Excellent service. I've used ShowTime for my last 4 trips to Vegas, and they were okay... long wait, packed shuttle. I was pleasantly surprised by how quick the SuperShuttle van arrived, how helpful and friendly the driver was and how quickly I got to my hotel. I will use SuperShuttle from now on! Definitely worth the few extra bucks the fare cost for the easy, stress-free ride to my hotel. Started my vacation off on an excellent note!
__label__1 Nice people and good service, it's just the food was subpar.  If you love airplane food, you'll love this place.  If you like good subs, this is probably not the best place for you.  Another negative is the pricing - it seems to be way higher than Subway, which has better subs than Blimpie.
__label__4 I had always heard that paying for advertising online was like sinking money in a hole. Wow was that wrong. Eric at LeRiche Marketing showed me how I can spend a little on every click, and really build my client base. Just because I had to spend the money on Adwords, did mean I didn't make far more. Eric thanks for opening my eyes to one of the best investments I'd every make in my business!
__label__4 Eric knows his stuff when it comes to online marketing. His systems and processes are set up to get results and I think he is a good guy that cares. Two thumbs up.
__label__4 Me and my little sister searched for cafe's in this area. Quite honestly we were tired of the hastle with drive thru and large volumes in both coffee bean and Starbucks and this cafe was so relaxing and had comfy places to sit and books to read. The caramel FRAP was amazing and as well as the ham panini! Customer service was nice and we will definitely be coming back! Thanks Avery's!
__label__4 I love this family owned salon. Everyone is so friendly and nice and thoroughly skilled at doing good nails.  My gel nails last weeks with zero issues - no peeling or bubbling!!! Tiffany has a great eye too, I've gotten great recommendations for colors from her and her dad. You walk in and you are treated like a friend. So great :)
__label__0 If I could give this salon negative stars I would! I had the worst experience with the owner Eli! I went to the salon for highlights and extensions. I was at the salon for 6 plus hours! He jumped from one client to another. He started with my hair and did 4 other clients in between while I waited!! Finally he finished and I just wanted to get out if there. When I got home and took a closer look at my highlights, they were yellow. I asked if he used a toner and he said no. He didn't offer to tone my hair or fix the color. I had to go to another salon to have them tone it. In a matter of days my extensions (that Eli did) started to fall out. He told me to come back and he would fix them, which he did but in a matter weeks all my extensions fell out! So AGAIN I had to go to another salon to redo/fix my highlights and extensions. I asked Eli for a refund due to the poor job he did and the lack of effort in which he tried to fix my hair! I bought my own extensions which cost $400.  He charged me $400 but only offered to refund me $100! I had to threaten to take him to small claims court for him to only refund me $150. This was months later so I just took the $150. I would never recommend this place to anyone!!
__label__4 You must try this place!!!  The interior is ok, I hope they upgrade the exhaust system since it smelled a little like a stinky-fried-food Chinese restaurant.  The first server we had was terrible, but it turns out it was his first day.  All the other servers are super knowledgeable and awesome. \n\nThe prices are super reasonable for the quality of food.  The Chef used to be the Executive Chef of Social House on the strip so he knows all the vendors and gets top notch ingredients.  The hubby is super sensitive to uni and if it's just a smidge not fresh he will pick up on it and claim it to be \"fishy\" or \"too slimy\".  He RAVED about the uni here and even ordered himself seconds!  Trust, this has never happened before (not even at Raku or Kabuto or Yonaka).  The chef is dedicated to making sure his food is extremely fresh and clean tasting. \n\nWe tried the yellowtail, the tostadas, beef tataki, angus gyoza, butter lettuce cod, and crispy rice tuna roll.  All were amazing, especially the yellowtail, tuna poke tostada, and cod (as well as some other nigiri and sashimi we had).  I would pass on the gyoza and crispy rice.  Gyoza was limp (and I guess I still prefer traditional pork) and a tad too greasy.  Crispy rice roll is a great concept, just didn't care for the actual crispy rice.  It was kind of stale and not crisp.  \n\nCan't wait to go back and try some of the other items on the menu - they also have HH.  The toastadas are only $1 each.  I might just have to go and get like 10 of the ahi poke toastadas.
__label__4 I don't like to give out five stars.  I need to be wowed in order to do so.  I have been wowed every time I've been to SoHo.  No doubt this is the very best sushi in Las Vegas.   Our server Charles did an awesome job with suggestions.   Chef John came to our table.  He was very gracious and humble, it's was a joy to meet him\n\nSoHo is hereby my sushi place.  I don't say this lightly, considering a friend of mine owns a sushi restaurant.
__label__3 really fresh Hamachi, Uni and red snapper sashimi and other raw creations by chef John.  Matcha Tiramisu really hit the spot after some great Sushi.  Definitely will come back to try their happy hour and lunch menu.
__label__4 LOVE this place!\n\nService=5 star\nDecor=5 star\nFood=5 star\n\nSuch a hidden gem in the southwest valley. If you enjoy fresh Japanese food done right, do yourself a favor and check this place out. It's phenomenal.
__label__4 This place not only lives up to its reviews, it surpasses it!  The sauces are amazing, and the food is so fresh,  everything is fantastic here!  We arrived during the happy hour which featured several of the main dishes in smaller portions, so we decided to order several dishes.. We tried the Cajun albacore, the hydro black cod, the firecracker roll, the shrimp tempura, the baked mussels, the beef tadas and the salmon avocado roll...  Yum yum yum!   We will definitely be returning here regularly!  Well done Chef Lee!
__label__0 Can I give them minus stars?\nSo I had some overhead track lights that were intermittently not turning on. I put in a request for service through my home warranty company because wiring is covered under my plan. I figured it might be a wiring issue (maybe a loose connection). Well, my warranty company sends out Sunbelt Electric. I was really concerned after reading the other two scathing reviews. \nThe electrician who came over (my mother was home while I was working) came and flipped the switch a couple of times. Of course, as luck would have it...the thing was working when he was there. But the guy just called me and said \"sorry, works fine!\" and was trying his absolute hardest to convince me that it MUST be a fixture issue (not covered under warranty). He didn't even open up the plates to find out if there were wiring issues. His 35 years of experience tells him that it MUST be a fixture issue, well, then he can't possibly be wrong!! \nWell, I argued with him and he told me that I can make another claim when it happens again and they will come back out and diagnose it, but it takes a day or so to schedule, so by the time they come, who knows if it'll be working??! So, he takes my 60 dollar trade fee for flipping a freakin' switch...and leaves.\n\nNot only was he rude and lazy, but he was trying to demean me. I have a degree in electrical engineering, so I'm not naive when it comes to electricity. \n\nWould not recommend this company to anyone. If your warranty company tries to send them out, call them and request someone different!
__label__3 Their pizza rolls are to die for! We get delivery from here once a week. The only downside is delivery usually takes 45mins at least..... I suppose it's worth the wait
__label__3 Probably the best pizza I have had in Arizona. Kind of a shady area. I always get a pizza with garlic, tomatoes, spinach, ricotta and salami. Also they are open till 5am. They're within walking distance of the new Club Red, so it's a good place to eat at after a concert.\n\nI have yet to try the wings but the gold wings sound delicious.
__label__3 Went to lunch here. Would actually give 4.5 stars really if that was option. Exceeded our expectations of hotel lunch dining. Service was truly excellent. Posole was flavorful and so were chicken and carnitas tacos. Had guacamole prepared table-side (appetizer free as part of Marriott elite resort fee package) so extra good. Tasteful decor.
__label__4 Fast, fairly priced, consistently delicious. \n\nI have yet to be disappointed at Palmyra in the 10+ times I have been there. Their falafel is airy and nuanced, chicken shawarma is savory and well portioned and the kicker for me is the baba ghanoush - never too oily and always perfectly seasoned. \n\nThe people are friendly and will readily exchange light and witty banter or assist a new customer in the finer points of the menu. Palmyra is the perfect casual Mediterranean/Middle Eastern dining experience you can't really match anywhere else in the city. Especially for the price.\n\n\nP.S. Very robust vegetarian options!
__label__4 This is now the only downtown lunch spot for me now. The food is fast, delicious and tastes super fresh. The staff are all very friendly and legitimately seem gracious to have your business. The prices are really fair for how much you get, and it is always nice to have a good vegetarian friendly spot for a fast cheap lunch. Can't say enough. Go.
__label__0 My food was extremely greasy, even the paper it was wrapped in . I got a combo they forgot my salad had to go back and get it , my sandwich wasn't good and neither were the other peoples sandwiches that were on our order. The chicken cutlet sandwich was extremely dry , even trying to put mayo on it didn't help the taste . My salad wasn't good either , it was covered in onions . I will not be coming back here the only thing that was  good was the prickly pear lemonade. Plus this was our first time here , price was a little high also.  Staff was nice though .
__label__2 I came into WILD after the gym and had dinner at the bar. The salad I ordered came out fairly quickly while the pizza took half an hour. I liked the smoked tofu in the salad but the dressing was too sour. The ingredients on the pizza worked really well together but there was too much lemon vinaigrette on top which overpowered the goat cheese and the caramelized onions.
__label__4 This place rocks my world. Where to start? The studio itself is absolutely amazing...it's like walking into a spa. There are four separate classrooms. Three are heated and one is not. Hot Pilates and Bootcamp are held in a large room and they can get pretty packed later in the day, but I think that makes for a highly energized class. TRX, Kettlebells and Battle Ropes are held in a slightly heated room but you barely notice it. The TruFire, Power Flow and TruYin are held in the highest heated room and you get an amazing sweat in while increasing flexibility. Yin, Ashtanga and Vinyasa classes are held in a non heated room and it's a beautiful relaxing atmosphere. \n\nYou can tell each teacher truly loves what they do, and they want you to have the best experience possible. I can't even pick a favorite because they are ALL so absolutely wonderful. They each bring their own vibe and energy to the class so it's always new and exciting. \n\nEveryone is so friendly and accomodating and eager to help. You absolutely cannot beat their prices. Their class schedule is amazing... sometimes the hardest part is trying to pick what class I want to take at a certain time... \n\nThis place is an absolute dream!
__label__0 I started to go to this place when they first opened! It WAS amazing for a few months. Seemed like they had the best teachers in the whole world there. TRX- unbelievable results in a couple of months, great Vinyasa, Bootcamp...so I bought a year membership there. Soon after the changes started to happen. They would take away classes on the schedule and make \"fusion\" classes instead. We asked management to put back those classes as they were the best and always full- The attitude of \"managers\" was like they were doing us a favor and we should not complain for the price we paid..etc...Disgusting!..few weeks have past and 2 of the best teachers were let go and than more followed...First, their classes were taken away, than they either left of was sent away. \nThe place is going down so quickly,...EGO is the KING there. Teachers come and go, the place is dead. No qualified instructor for TRX, and they started kids aerobic. For Christ Sake!! What is going on??? This could have been the Best place in town. Shame on You management, you don't deserve to have any business here!!!
__label__0 Originally I was quite fond of this place, but I recently ate the fish tacos and the fish was rancid. When I mentioned it to the waitress she went right over to the cook on the line with my plate to show him, his response was \"yeah I know it's bad.\" \nWon't be going back.
__label__4 Visited this place from a groupon ad as a visitor from dallas. Coming from a city that is saturated in Tex-Mex. This by far is the most amazing Mexican food I have ever had! Must visit each time I come to town.
__label__3 Right when u sit they give you chips salsa n beans yummy I love beans with chips. Service was alil slow being that I was the only 1 here at 9am lol.... Margarita was good I had the regular De La Casa... Ordered chilaquilez (if thts how u spell it lol ) they were good. Wish it was spicy tho. Rice beans are good. I would definitely come back.. :)\n\nWarning* Plates are very hot and they don't tell u till its on the table and u touch it. My Thumb still hurts :(\n\nP.s I'm a picky person hard to impress :)
__label__2 Something new to do in Vegas for the regular visitors. They give club card discounts do be sure to bring your card. Very high up and you can't bring anything with you. Super friendly staff and amazing views. Wasn't scary as long as you don't have a fear of heights as it doesn't go very fast. Glad that I did it but wish I would have done it at night.
__label__4 The food is awesome, but the service here is great. I asked about options for my girlfriend since she cant have bread, and they not only prepared a lettuce wrap but offered to sanitize the counter since bread was prepared on it. It wasnt necessary, but it was great for him to offer!
__label__4 I'm not one to write reviews but I had to stop what I was doing to let you know how amazing Leah Joy is!!!\nNeed a last minute blow out, make up or color??? Leah Joy is the go to gal to make you feel beautiful. I love the fact that she is mobile and will come to you at a moments notice. She is incredible with an extension blow out (girls, please don't try to do this on your own, it's just not worth it). Want to look like a million bucks??? Cal Leah Joy ASAP!!!\nMake sure you get the \"beachy waves\" blow out; there is honestly nothing better. She knows how to work the curling iron better than anyone I know. And my blow out can last almost a week. So what are you waiting for??? Make that call, you deserve this special treat, or in my case... Twice a week treat. Now, aren't you worth that??? look and feel your best, Leah Joy is the only person in the valley to call.
__label__0 I'm giving it one star, and that's because the wings were actually DELICIOUS! \n\nThe reason for my bad review is simple, the customer service sucked! The guy at the register was apparently having a bad day... Lemme rephrase that, bad life! ATTITUDE from the start. I asked how big the wings were, and the guy acted like I was asking for a free sample! Then when I asked to mix and match, I asked if I could have 4 wings in a separate sauce and he snapped at me \"we only do in 5's\"... Like if I already knew.\n\nAll in all, the wings were really good! I got the Jerk Sauce and Can honestly say it was very pleasing.\n\nWing Heaven needs to send their employee to a learn some manners. If you don't want to deal with people, get out of the food service industry! \n\nI hate to write bad reviews, but this guy really made my first experience at wing heaven a bad experience! At least the wings were good.
__label__4 Josh is simply the best practitioner in Vegas.  If you need a tuneup or a serious adjustment josh has the skills and gameplan to restore you to health.  He takes a holistic approach to your good health.  So glad to find in vegas!
__label__3 I was in the area and saw on the Yelp app that Two Sisters' Thai Food was near by. So I stopped in to check them out, I always get Pad Thai as my measure of what a Thai restaurant can do. My Pad Thai was good and came with chicken and shrimp; it was on point as far a flavor was concerned the noodles could have been a bit more al dente for my taste but rice noodles can be tricky. My husband ordered the Basil rice and it was perfect great flavor and nice pieces of sliced chicken.\n\nThis time we ordered to go but next time I will order for dining area since it had a nice vibe to it. While waiting on my order I noticed that they offer a nice weekly rotating lunch special that offers 3 different Entrees each day of the week; including an Egg roll or Spring roll and a small bowl of the soup of the day for $7.99 10:30-2:30.
__label__3 This restaurant in a quiet commercial section of eastern Moon Valley is one of my preferred Asian eateries. The staff makes you feel like you are a guest dining at their home, and you know from the flavors of the food that they use high quality ingredients and prepare the dishes with care. The place is larger and more spacious than it would seem from outside; interior is clean, plain and very basic - which is the case for a lot of establishments where it's all about the food - and wifi is available.
__label__1 Decent food but chicken has no flavor! Drink prices are good and especially during happy hour or a nfl or college game!
__label__0 Was excited to try this place because it had great reviews. However, we were really unimpressed. First of all the waitresses argued over which one was actually going to wait on us, after we had already been waiting for quiet sometime. The waitress barely understood basic English. My husband ordered no beans with his meal and I got no beans with mine which I wanted. My husband said his chicken enchiladas tasted like chicken from a can. I wasn't impressed with my meal as well. We ordered fried ice cream for Desert and it wasn't good at all the ice cream was hard as a rock and couldn't even spoon it apart. Don't think we will be returning.
__label__3 Stopped by this place after work for a couple strong margaritas and an appetizer. Feels just like the Super-Mex that was there a couple months ago. Drinks were good, appetizer was good, and the bartender was very friendly.
__label__4 Food was good.  Very reasonable but the real treat is katie who epitomizes what it means to be a great tender of the bar!  Super friendly, very attentive and very easy on the eyes.  I sat at the bar and watched Monday Night Football and enjoyed everything.
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__label__2 Love how the place is setup: nice open space, modern signs with appealing typography, and the lollipops at the front are a nice touch. \n\nHowever I've been here a few times and the food is a hit or miss. One time I ordered a smokehouse mac and it was crazy amazing with a very healthy amount of bacon and cheese and just, unf, but another time it was seriously lacking, kind of dry and a bit flavorless. Also, another time I tried the penne and pesto and the pasta was so salty I couldn't eat it! I could feel my blood pressure rising with every bite so I had to stop. \n\nSo I guess when you come here cross your fingers you'll get lucky and have some decent pasta.
__label__3 Day two of the restaurant being open so all the staff were on their toes.  Tried the Buddy's Salumi & Cheese Board (olives, pickled vegetables, grilled Italian bread, genoa salami, spicy capicola, proscuitto di parma, grana padano, tuscan pecorino, and gorgonzola).  The capicola and proscuitto were the best I've ever had and the gorgonzola was epic - bleu cheese flavor with the texture of brie.  Cheeseburger at an Italian restaurant?  You bet because the Pat Lafrieda Burger (brioche bun, tomato aioli, provolone cheese, tuscan fries) was really tasty.  The tiramisu was the best I've had anywhere.\n\nAsk for a table bordering the outside perimeter windows for great views of The Strip.  Bring your camera to take pictures of the incredible entree cakes Buddy and his team made.
__label__1 Pass...  We love Cake Boss, so this place was a no brainer, despite bad reviews on Trip Advisor and some here.  The service was wholly underwhelming, except for the thin older gentlemen who filled our water and brought us bread, he was the only good part of the evening!!!!  The server was courteous but rushed she paid us little attention and it took forever to place an order, to get a dessert menu, and get the bill.  We definitely did not feel like Famiglia:(  Sorry, Buddy, this place needs LOTS of customer service training.\n\nFood: Meh, the lasagne was forgettable, my wife liked the Sunday Gravy OK...  Portions were HUGE, Italian Birthday cake was AMAZING!!!
__label__1 My wife and I were dying to go to Buddy's new place in Vegas. So I made reservations ahead of time and couldn't wait. We went earlier in the day just so we could know where in the mall it was located. I'm glad we did since it was off a corridor from the main forum shops. We liked how the place looked. Well set up and inviting. They had a long row of outside tables in front of the restaurant. \n\nSo we go to the place and they found our reservation and went to seat us. They brought us into the bar and sat us in the corner with a view of the strip. I didn't mind the view but if I made reservations why was I sitting at the bar? Kinda of set the mode already. It was not to crowded for a Friday night which we were very surprised when most restaurants are hopping. There were bread stick on the table already but they were prepackaged ones and not from Italy, they were made in New Jersey. \n\nWe wanted the best from Buddy so my wife ordered his wife's linguine and clam sauce. While I had Buddy's chicken rigatoni \"ALLA VODKA\". My wife's meal was plain and not worth the $26 that they charged for it. It tasted like my wife made it herself nothing fancy or fantastic taste. Mine had maybe 6 pieces of chicken in it and the pasta was kind of chewy. It was like my wife made it also. Not saying I wouldn't eat it but not real fine dining. We have been to several restaurants in Vegas since we go 4-6 times a year. So I'm no newbie. \n\nOh I missed the garlic bread we ordered before the meal. Which consisted of three pieces for 9. Nothing special and little over priced again. My wife and I agreed Buddy should of opened a caf\u00e9 type restaurant and not fine dining. The food is more family food but over priced for Vegas. It would be totally packed everyday if the prices were lower and family orientated. \n\nBut not to jam on Buddy over his place. We had the Italian birthday cake and let me tell you it was no disappointment. We loved it and that what Buddy is famous for Cakes. I wish he had a bakery with the restaurant because that would go no stop. Hope this helps you guys out. thanks
__label__0 Poor service, over-priced and mediocre food at best. They were not accommodating to special requests such as a different pasta sauce or adding cracked red pepper to a dish. People come here for the name but leave thinking Buddy V should stick to cake instead of restaurants.
__label__1 Very disappointing!\n\n- Lasagna and agnolotti were tasteless\n- Unpleasantly awkward waiter and bus boy\n- Gorgonzola that came with the meat & cheese plate was amazing\n\nI'd put this restaurant on par with an Olive Garden. With so many other tasty places so close by, I wouldn't waste my time with Buddy V's.
__label__1 First thing I am going to say is\" I am so sorry Buddy! I love you, I love your show! I love your charisma, but unfortunately the food at your Las Vegas restaurant is very disappointing. ;( We came here on Dec. 24 to celebrate my daughters first birthday, this i will give you though, your staff is excellent! Great customer service and great ambiance! They were very accommodating and on top of things, Kudos on that! We ordered various things from desserts to appetizers, the most disappointing item was the veal, it tasted funky and it had a weird smell to it, so i returned it and they graciously took it off my bill. the tastiest item we ordered was the linguini with clams, but it wasn't amazing, the other items like calamari, osso buco, grilled cheese, was ok, but not great as well. The lobster tail dessert was just horrible, it was as hard as a rock! I am sorry to say that my expectations were a bit higher, especially since the menu was a bit pricey, but even if the menu was more reasonably priced, the taste was just not exciting my palate. I mean overall it was a fun time, I don't regret celebrating my baby's first birthday there, hey at least the baby loved the free bread sticks, but would I come back? Maybe if somebody else paid, i would be willing to give it another shot, also keep in mind that they just opened this location, and every restaurant will always have its growing pains, that's why these reviews are necessary.
__label__0 We went to Buddy V's for a late lunch around 2:30. The restaurant was less than half full, plenty of seating, no wait. There were 4 of us, with two more on the way. The not so pleasant manager said they do not sit incomplete parties...are you joking, there were so many open tables!! We said we'd like to be seated to order drinks, they refused. So we waited a few minutes, went back up to the host stand asked if they really couldn't seat us with all the open tables, it seemed a little ridiculous.  Still a very rude no. We left went to another Venetian Italian restaurant, got seated right away.  Will never go back, horrible service. I understand if your busy, but they weren't, just very rude and unaccomadating.
__label__1 The food was okay( something you can get at a regular Italian restaurant), the service was amazing, very friendly. Me and my husband were celebrating our one year anniversary and a day that special I would of prefer spending it some where, where they don't take your plate when your not finish. It was a Sunday and not that busy but it was like they were trying to kick you out. Not the best experience, never coming here again!
__label__1 Made lunch reservations while in Vegas! I was super excited to try Buddy's restaurant! The place was casual, not very busy and our table wasn't ready. Ok fine. We were seated and it took us 15 minutes before anyone came to us. Mind you it wasn't very busy. Finally, waitress came over and filled our glasses with water and took our order. We got our appetizer which was like breaded mozzarella, still no beverages. :/ we had to ask the bus boy for our drinks. I ordered lemon piccata, dh ordered chicken Parmesan. It was all decent, but the terribly slow service really ruined the whole experience. With so many better options I won't be returning.
__label__2 The first impression I had was \"housekeeping\" they need to do some serious cleaning in that place! The chandeliers although very pretty were dusty as hell. There was a display of fake food on the right hand side... It was covered in black dust. I work in the customer service industry and I'm sure that the dust that had been accumulating was there for months. \n\nWhen I go to a establishment of that caliber, I expect it to be spotless. No excuses. \n\nAbout the food, the pasta was great but the portions were rather small. The chopped summer corn salad was a fiasco. It tasted like if the corn and green beans were poured out of a can directly to the plate. If the story was different than the one I'm telling, well taste and appearance didn't make the trick. \n\nNeeds a lot of improvement. Definitely underwhelmed.
__label__2 Our waiter was the best, funny and point. We were there around 8pm. Place was packed. Once waiter took our order it long to get our food. The food was ok. I ordered the Lasagne it was good. I had better.  Their portiions are big. I was not able to eat half of it. Also to heavy to have this late. I could not sleep.\nThe desserts were very good. I will for sure be back for the desserts.
__label__0 My experience with BuddyV was terrible. I ordered house salad and the house special of shrimps with fettuccine. I told the waiter that I cannot have any bacon or pork products (due to religious reason); he understood but didn't care to mention that the salad has bruschetta on it. Well when the salad came I raised concerns and was told another salad is coming without meat.. but after ten minutes and rest of my party already had their salad finished; my salad never came. Later the manager came asking the same questions and promising another salad; to which I told him no since I didn't want start on salad while my party is on their main entr\u00e9e'. I was hoping the food would be good, but no.. The pasta was not fully cooked, hard to chew, dry and only 3 shrimps!!! For a $30 entr\u00e9e' I was expecting some good.  But no! This place is over rated; like many other things in Vegas.
__label__4 Great service! Great cars! Great tracks! A must do for kids 10 and over when visiting. Right off the Las Vegas Strip!
__label__0 The first time I drove by Ruby Jane's I thought it was closed because of the decals completely covering the doors. \n\nToday, I saw from their hours posted that they were open. I was barely greeted by a young timid girl who seemed uncomfortable being at the front of the shop. \n\nI asked her if she had samples of the caramel popcorn and the honeycomb chocolate, she had neither. Then I asked her if she had anything I could sample and she grabbed a tray of unimpressive looking chocolates. \n\nAt this point, I asked to speak with the owner to see if she could offer me a sample of the confections I wanted to try. Immediately she has a what do you want type of attitude. She tells me this isn't See's Candy, we are a small shop that can't afford to give out samples and we do very well without giving out samples. She acted as though she didn't need me to purchase anything from her nor did she care about my first experience. \n\nAs a business owner you cannot have this attitude towards your customers especially because bad customer service travels fast through social media outlets like Yelp. \n\nI didn't purchase anything because a business owner with this type of mind set does not deserve my money.
__label__3 Friend of mine got the Indy Coffee passport and since coffee shops are not my strength I tend to join her sporadically in her visits. We ended up in Station W on an early Sunday afternoon and wow, this place felt like a library. Tables close to each other, fully occupied by people staring at their laptops, complete silence, only quiet chill music in the background. Apparently the coffee store is very popular among the students. One of the nice people behind the counter noticed our hesitation and warmly invited us to stay. We had great coffee, my cappuccino was really nice, I wish they had different sizes, but I could always order a second one if in need of more caffeine. I had some delicious baked goodness with whole dates and zucchini. My friend went for the grilled cheese and she loved it. There are also salad and soup options. I also like that a bottle of water is offered for your table. We broke the silence with our chit chat and had some nice time. Overall wonderful spot for good coffee and quick lunch.
__label__4 a \"third-wave\" spot that earns this designation not only by looks and ambiance, but the excellent coffee served as well. lever machines and baristas who pull consistently good shots every time i'm there. also a great place to buy whole beans. a great place to read/study as well, with wholesome snacks/food when you get hungry!
__label__0 I don't often write reviews...but the service and food here warrants one.  I was really hoping to like this place, but sadly I was VERY disappointed.  The staff was rude and seemed disinterested.  The food was, in a word, horrible.\n\nI had the cheese enchilada plate, a steak taco, and a chicken taco.  I don't know what they put on the enchilada, but it definitely wasn't enchilada sauce.  The \"steak\" was just charred pieces of (I guess) beef.  The chicken was bland.\n\nI may give it another shot in the future, but first impression was terrible.  I guess I will give Gordo's a chance tonight...hoping for something better.
__label__4 Love Saffron Market, the Turkish coffee that they keep stocked is just amazing.  The pastries are just delicious always makes for a great little snack on my way back to central Phoenix.  The variety of products are really great and I always pick up something new I haven't tried just to try it.  Plus the store owner is very pleasant to deal with.  The store is always clean and the smells of all the spices are just amazing.
__label__0 Based on their website (cool, fun images, happy hour pricing, selections) we thought it would be a good place to check out. The place was definitely clean and decorated nicely. We came on a Thursday night and it was semi-packed. The guy working the bar seemed like it was his first day and had no clue as to what they offered. Our charcoal wasn't replaced even once during our stay. On my way to the bathroom, I ran into our server and had to ask her to change our charcoal and she said yes. She never came. Minutes later, another lady popped in asking if we were ok, I said we need our charcoal replaced. She appeared to be an owner or manager or something as she walked over to the area behind the bar and talked to someone, then came back saying someone will be right out. No one came. We decided to just walk to the bar area to pay our bill. We were the only two Asian guys in the entire place and I'm led to believe that had something to do with it as one server changed the charcoal in the booth to our right, blatantly skipped us, then did the booth to our left. If you're not one of them, I don't think you'll be treated well in this place. We sure were not.
__label__2 Ok let's just start by saying we love Oreganos. And we were so happy that one opened up on the \"west side\". First off there are a whopping 4 seats at the bar.  What??!!  Then the hostess tried her hardest to turn away our business stating that the wait was 90 minutes and that the \" bar is full\" so do you still want to put your name in?  We proceeded into the bar for a drink and the bartender was less that happy to serve us also!!  There were several tables wide open so we were confused about the 90 minute wait?  Then a waitress came to get us within 20 minutes not 90!  I will say that once we were seated our waitress was good and so our evening was salvaged.  However, we will probably drive to Paradise Mall location for a better experience.
__label__0 Super slow hostess with empty tables. Probably not a good idea for lunch. Or parties more than 4.
__label__2 On one hand, the Sea Life Aquarium is an aquarium. If you've seen one, you've seen this one. On the other hand, it's in a mall. That's right. An aquarium in a mall. I mean Concord Mills isn't your typical mall, so what did you expect? The attraction (they say that a lot) is run by a group that has a few of these - this is apparently the sixth in the US, and there are another couple of dozen scattered around Europe. So you may have seen them elsewhere, but this is the first in the area. The closest in the US is halfway across the country, so there's that.\n\nFirst, you buy your ticket. It's not cheap (though you can save a few bucks if you buy online, or if you buy an annual pass if you want to go a lot). Expect to spend a good percentage of $100 if you have a family of four - and well more than that if you hit up the souvenir shop on the way out.\n\nOn the way in, it's not unlike a Disney attraction - you get a little countdown timer, and cute animation and everything. Only the images aren't centered properly, so the porthole of your sub isn't exactly where it should be. Ignore that and pretend the room is moving, so you actually feel like you're in a submarine, so that when the doors open, you feel like you've moved, when in reality, you've gone nowhere. A bit more money in this department would do wonders. Even a visit to a Disney property would help explain why it's needed.\n\nRegardless, you then enter a cave-like aquarium, and the fish aren't bad. They say there are thousands of them, and there could be: But there aren't a huge variety. If you've been to the NC aquariums, you've seen otters and beluga whales and all sorts of wildlife. Not here. Just a bunch of fish. Even the touch tank only has a few starfish and some hermit crabs (admittedly, they are big hermit crabs). But you can see a bunch of those at Wings when you visit Myrtle Beach, it doesn't cost you anything, you can get your favorite team painted on the shell and if it dies you can usually get a free replacement.\n\nThere are a couple of nice displays - the horseshoe crabs are perhaps the most active I've seen anywhere, and they don't look dead (like they often do). The rays swim, rather than burying themselves. The blacklight display of jellyfish is cool to look at, but you can see things like that in Spencer Gifts (at least, I assume you can - perhaps I am dating myself). And the sea horses are always fun to watch. Perhaps the best display is near the end, where you can walk through a tunnel and see the head of Poseidon attached to some tentacles in some strange mythological mash-up. Most of the sharks were hanging out here, including the only hammerhead I saw the whole time.\n\nOne word of caution: The displays say not to use flash, which is fine because it usually reflects off the tanks. In fact, all of the plexiglass reflects horribly, so you get exit signs, display signs and the lady from Waukegan in your pictures. Try and take one looking up in the glass tunnel and you'll get nothing but LED lights and no detail on the fish because the lights are above you - in other words, pictures are almost a no-go here. But it is a reasonably interesting half-hour, especially if you have little ones.\n\nThat's right, I said half-hour. While it's a big place for the mall, it's not a big aquarium. You can stay about as long as you want, and you can cut through at the end to go back around again and again, but you probably won't stay very long overall. Keep that in mind, and understand what you're paying and you'll be fine.
__label__4 Great food, super staff, a pleasant environment--5 stars all the way.  After an appointment, I came here to have breakfast.  I had looked at the menu online and read other reviews and I was all set to get something more on the healthy side.  When Ashley came to take my order, I opened my mouth and out came, \"Didn't I read that you had some kind of Elvis breakfast?\"\n\nFolks, don't be confused like I was.  There it is, hiding in the sandwiches and not under the breakfast section of the menu.  Ashley showed me where it was and that's what I ordered.  Peanut butter is healthy, no?\n\nBreakfast consisted of two slices of French toast with bananas, bacon, peanut butter, and Nutella inside--something from each of the five food groups so I deemed it healthy!\n\nBefore ordering, I was brought a very large cup of coffee.  You almost need to use both hands to pick it up and it was refilled quickly when I needed the push to be able to do stupid things faster.\n\nMy breakfast was brought and it was delicious!  I think Elvis would be pleased that he's being remembered with some good food like this.\n\nAll the staff at MTO was outstanding.  One of the bus persons asked me how my breakfast was as he removed my plate.  When I said, \"Excellent,\" he replied with a, \"That's what we like to hear,\" and a big smile.  I chatted with another staff member about restaurants in Los Angeles and he gave me a tip about a place to go in San Gabriel.  \n\nI have to come back and get the pancakes with carrots and coconut.  It looks too good not to try!
__label__3 MTO was a good experience.  My boyfriend and I went for Valentines Day (drawn in by their bottomless mimosas).\n\nWe had the Kentucky fried chicken, the Broccoli breakfast and the bacon pancake dippers.  I loved the Kentucky fried chicken!  I like the gravy they use and the hash mash, chicken and eggs go together so well.  I like how the pancakes for the bacon pancake dipper are thin.  I wasn't a big fan of the broccoli breakfast.  It was a little bland.  It's a healthier option, but I felt like it would benefit with more seasoning.  However, you have a choice to make it skillet, omelet or flatbread style.  The skillet style serves it with potatoes.
__label__2 Food is good. Service is not so good. If you're already in the area its a good option, but I wouldn't go out of my way.
__label__2 Talk about an interesting location. This restaurant is in the parking garage for the city of Las Vegas. The service was really good the menu is kind of plain.  They have a few breakfast items and a few lunch items.  I had an omelette and it wasn't anything great but it wasn't bad.  It was slightly pricey for what you got.  I wouldn't say no to this place but I don't think you want to go here a lot.
__label__0 Waited over and hour for our food our waitress never came near our table after taking our orders. We attempted to wave her down to find out why two tables who had only been seated 15 minutes already received their food and we had been there over an hour and nothing (keep in mind there were only two of us). After watching everyone around us come and go and waiting another 10 - 15 minutes we finally decided to just leave. We walked past our waitress on the way out and she said nothing. I give them one star because zero isn't an option which really sucks because we were extremely stoked to try this place :(
__label__2 I want to so badly give this place 4 stars! \n\nI've been to this place a few times and every time I usually try something new. Each item Ive tried has always been tasty to say the least. \n\nHowever, since I live so close to MTO Cafe, I usually end up placing an order for delivery to get my fix. Prompt this delivery service it is, there is always something forgotten in the order i.e. Green drink, salad along with the chicken and waffles, a side mashbrowns, the list goes on. \n\n\nNevertheless, it's always a very tasty, somewhat healthy, way to remedy my hangover, or simply stay home on the weekends for brunch. The second location just opened at the new summerlin mall, I will likely check out this location as well.
__label__4 So good. The KFC was great especially the mash browns.  I've been talking about them since I left. Possibly my favorite meal I had the whole time I was in Vegas.
__label__1 Came here because I was curious as to who was now occupying the old Slidin Thru space...  Very friendly people, offered a sample of the meats so I could decide.  The pork was very good, reminded me of what you would get at an actual Luau in Hawaii..  The steak? Not so much....   I chewed, chewed, chewed until the piece of steak lost its flavor and I felt like I was chewing on meat bubblegum. I choked it down and decided steak wasn't my thing.  Chicken was good but not any different than what you would get at Zaba's or Chipotle...  Ordered a Pork and Chicken bowl, the black beans that came with it tasted like they literally came straight out of a can, no seasoning detected.  The portion also seemed small for the price... I get about twice the amount at Zaba's. enough for dinner and leftovers for lunch, even though the bulk of It is cheap rice and beans, I feel like I am getting a good deal when I can have two meals for the price.  Probably wont come back, sorry
__label__0 Unfriendly and unhelpful service. Our shrimp was undercooked and noodle dish had no flavor.Will not be returning.
__label__3 Since there are now an abundance of burger places in the area, we didn't know what to  expect.  What a great surprise!  My husband and I ate here last night and,  my husband who is a \"hamburger aficionado\", was very impressed, as well as myself.  Joey, our server, was great and knew the menu and was able to answer all our questions very professionally.  We built our own burgers and they were delicious.  We ordered a side of onion rings...they were so good we ordered a second one. By the way,  the burgers were delivered with a side of slaw, which was not your usual run of the mill, but very good with a twist...a little bit of spice.  We didn't have room for dessert, but they have a great dessert menu...so check it out.  We only live less than ten minutes away, so having this in our neighborhood is a plus.
__label__1 Decent beers on tap, great service, and mediocre everything else. Both burgers we tried had improper proportions of cheese to meat, very little toppings of interest, and there was nothing special about the meat-- you could barely taste it. It has to be a darn good burger to charge $12 with no sides, and that, it wasn't.\n\nThe website and online menu leads you to believe it's a much hipper, younger place but the atmosphere was lacking. It felt like a stuffy, dark place that older people would feel comfortable in, and it was mostly older people eating there.\n\nThere were two servers for the entire restaurant, one of which was also the host and bartender. They were super friendly, composed, and helpful. The water was room temperature which is a little untraditional for American dining. The music was awful... drab and slow.\n\nNothing we tried we would order again, and we're definitely not going back. Bummer!
__label__4 Amazing!  Great food, service and drinks. Not just burgers. This is our \"go to\" place.
__label__0 Awful, service is awful\nfood not cooked all the way through\nwill not recommend it at all.\n\nTHIS IS NOT FOR KIDS AT ALL OR BABIES.
__label__2 We came here for restaurant week and while nothing was bad, nothing was good enough to mandate a return visit.  Oh well, there are plenty of other seafood restaurants in the sea...
__label__4 My husband and I went to see the show and we're amazed. What a talented group!  Outstanding!!!
__label__4 We took the kids for dinner... My husband and I both had the ribs and the kids had chicken tenders and a hot dog. Everything was delicious, the service was excellent and a family member of the owner came by to ask us how we were doing. This place is a great find... local business with a warm, friendly atmosphere.. Highly recommend!!!
__label__2 My family and I have eaten here several times and love it!  However, tonight we ate there and my kids ordered off of the kids menu. It really should be called the toddler menu. The portions were very tiny! The kids hamburger is a slider and the fries...there were 6 French fries with each kids meal. \n\nNext time I'll pay the extra $ and let them order off of the adult menu. \n\nOverall we love the restaurant! Just don't order off of the kids menu...your kids will leave hungry.
__label__1 Bad general experience. \nI bought a groupon and went for breakfast. There were plenty of open tables, but the waitresses were stressed with the orders; young man at hostess station asked us to sit at bar and wait 7-10, for the \"rush\" to slow down. He was very pleasant, brought coffee and water. \nAfter we were seated, the same male hostess came and took our order, he wasn't familiar with the menu, but he was trying to help. \n40 minute wait for our food, which was meh, could of had the same at Denny's. \nWe didn't have a waitress, so no one came back to the table to refill drinks or check on the food, except same male hostess stopped to see if we were ok. \nFlagged down a waitress for the check, 10 minutes later a different waitress dropped it off. \nShe took my groupon which was $20 toward food.  Total bill was $22.37. \nThen a different waitress came back and said, she could only take $15 off the bill because I needed to pay the tax. (Tax was $1.87)  and she had already run my card for $7.35, instead of the $2.35\n\nI use Groupons towards new restaurants all the time and this is a first.  \n\nI'll never go back because food was not great and they didn't honor the Groupon as sold.
__label__1 I am not a big Yelp contributor,  but I am so disappointed in The Haymaker.  I loved this restaurant when it first opened and I would always take friends and family there when they visited from out of town.  Each time I have visited in the past few months, it has been going down hill.  When I used to visit The Haymaker, my glass would never be empty. Now, I never get a refill.  They used to put a leaf of lettuce on the burgers/sandwiches,  now it's shredded. They used to offer a to go iced Coffee when we left, now they do not. They had the best Toasted Almond flavored iced coffee, now they do not. They didn't have marinara sauce for the mozzarella sticks, no marinara available (Saturday afternoon). They have $2 Bud Light drafts for happy hour which is fantastic. There was a butt end of a tomato on my \"medium\" burger which was medium/rare. I asked for an onion slice on my burger, there was one ring of onion (see picture). I will not be visiting The Haymaker unless I hear things change.
__label__1 This is our go to place for great food,but not this past Thursday for Burger night.\nMy hamburger was made ahead of time,....results..dry ,cool ,tough.\nSame for the chicken ....super dry and tough...hard to swallow.\n\nIn the past hamburgers were fresh made,juicy ,served hot.Ditto per the chicken.\n\nWant to attract people to your burgers ,don't precook them the meat and let in sit in a pan.\n\nMcDonald's does that!!!\n\nTwo star for service.
__label__0 I sadly had made a poor choice coming to Sophia to do my eyebrows . What I learned after my incident was she was suppose to draw them on show me but I guess we missed that step. Well long story short when I laid up to see one I told her what is this and I started to cry. Then she went on saying sister your wasting my time . Talking about me to a coworker she pulled to the back . She just kept telling me she was the professional. Well she reassured me she would fix the other one the same . But when she said oh your finished I felt defeated . To top it off they were thick long and she did to high. Long story short I seen she has some deals floating around don't be like me and go in for a bday present gone bad. Right now Went  to a place that does saline tattoo remover while I was there I was told she put cuts in several parts of my eyebrows and that they weren't 3d was told she did a number on you. So beware!Oh she also used to different colors nightmare this ordeal has turned into.  The customer service here is appalling. Not amazing service it is by far the worst.
__label__2 Make sure they listen to how you like your sub. My wife and I have never had a problem with the ones we have been to in the Dallas area. But this one screwed up both of our orders a little (not horribly bad), but it was apparent they didn't listen very well to how wanted our subs. The staff was very nice though.
__label__1 Super friendly and attentive staff, the turkey in the sub I purchased was fine, but the rest of the ingredients were low-quality bland central and very little selection. \n\nWouldn't go back, sorry.
__label__3 The wife and I went here for lunch before the Home and Garden show and I have to say that I was impressed. I like the idea of a restaurant that has a different theme on each level. I don't believe that all the levels are open yet but we did get a chance to eat at Emporio. \n\nEmporio's thing is meatballs and reminds me a bit of Franktuary in that they have a focus to their food and that food is meant to be ordered in multiples. Franktuary has their hotdogs and Emporio has it's Meatballs. \n\nYou can of course order other things other than meatballs but you can also add  meatballs to pretty much anything which is great fun as well. \n\nThe meatballs were very good and can be made with different ingredients and be accompanied by serval different sauce. So you pick your ball and your sauce and then your dish you want that sauce and meatballs to be placed in. I had the sliders and it was delicious. \n\nI feel the sides were plenty big to share so don't go overboard ordering too many of them. Had the mac and cheese and it was delicious as well \n\nGive it a go, it's a great place grab a bite if you are in the neighborhood.
__label__2 For as much hype that I had heard about Emporio, I was a little disappointed in my first visit.\n\nPros:\n- the food is excellent!  sauces tasty, meatballs flavorful and moist, sides surprising and delicious.\n\n- atmosphere is trendy and inviting.  \n\n- our server was friendly, helpful, and on her game.  reading some of the other reviews citing poor service - today was much better than \n\nCons:\n- i was disappointed by the size of the lunch entree.  i ordered the panini, with 2 meatballs.  it's literally half a sandwich, cut on a diagonal.  the meatballs are bigger than a golf ball, but not by much.  i think i was expecting Buca di Beppo size meatballs, because it's a meatball restaurant.  or at least a whole sandwich.  the dish of sauce that accompanies the meatballs was delicious, and there was enough to dip the sandwich in.  \n\n- maybe I'm too old, but i felt that it was too dark in the booth that we were seated in.\n\n- some of the waitstaff wore tshirts with the restaurant name on hem, but many others just seemed to wear whatever they wanted. I wasn't sure who was working there vs. not.  \n\n- though i liked the atmosphere, it's very similar to tenpenny, right around the corner.\n\ni'm giving this three stars, mostly due to the portion size of the panini being much smaller than I expected.
__label__3 While I didn't sit down and eat at Sienna Mercato, I did head up the elevator and into the wonderful world they've created that seems to revolve around amazing cocktails. If you have the opportunity, take it from me -- you need to go!\n\nThe crowd can get unreal -- shoulder-to-shoulder people mingling, picking up, laughing, chatting -- and this extends tot he bar, of course. If you see your opening, take it and don't give it up until you've got what you want. A word to the wise: be polite. These 'tenders won't be messed around with, and they'll ignore you if they want to. \n\nWhile there are oodles of long tables and a few high tops, the real fun is out on the balcony where you can take int he city streets, the night life happening in the bar and the beautiful lights above. Just don't place your drinks on the railing -- there's a guy whose sole purpose is to tell you not to!
__label__4 I took this walking food tour with my husband and a friend. The three of us really enjoyed each of the six locations we visited. There was a great variety of foods: from pizza to vegan nachos, from all-natural popsicles to hummus & pita bread, from beef jerky to pasta salad. I was full of fantastic food by the end of the tour.\n\nOur guide Vickie talked about the history of downtown Las Vegas as well. She pointed out interesting buildings and was funny and informative.\n\nDefinitely planning on recommending this to friends and family.  A terrific option for those who don't drink or gamble and/or who want to experience the culinary side downtown Vegas.
__label__1 Cool ambience. Drinks were good. Service was SO awful. Very unorganized and hectic. It took over an hour for our food to come out and it was cold. Super loud which is fine for a club/bar but don't expect to be able to sit and have a convo while you eat. If you have a group that needs separate checks...good luck. I've worked in a restaurant for over 10 years and I'm patient when we go out on a busy Saturday or Friday night but they need to get it together or it will be another failed bar in the south side. Totally a waste of a Saturday night.
__label__0 I arrived at Urban Tap in time to have a drink ahead of closing time, meeting a group of 4 girls that were already there.  The bartenders were kind enough to confirm that I had ample time to buy one round of drinks before leaving for the night.\n\nWhat followed was behavior, by the owners no less, that was so abhorrent that I never intend to patronize this place again.  2-3 minutes after spending over $50 on a final round of drinks, someone yelled at me to \"Get the f*ck out of the bar.\"  I looked over at a table of 5 guys that were now purporting to be the owners of the bar.  They were literally yelling at me (for no apparent reason) to leave and they began to use words such as, but not limited to, \"Faggot\" and \"Asshole\" while one man with a beard began to comment on my clothes and hair.  They went as far as to be rude to the girls in my group as well -- again, for no apparent reason.  I'll point out that these men all seemed to be under the influence of a lot of alcohol and drugs, as well.\n\nRather than have things escalate, we took the high road and left.  On the way out, the staff was kind enough to confirm that these \"gentlemen\" actually did own the bar.\n\nThis will all feel worthwhile if even one person opts to not patronize this establishment as a result of this review.  The people that own this place should absolutely be ashamed of themselves.
__label__0 Horrible customer service they was treating me like a baby when I was picking my nail color and taking it away while I was picking cause they think ill drop it then during my mani And pedi they never new where the color was another thing is they told me that it would be 13 dollars to get a polish change on hands and feet and was acting like that was the discount then I said can u do 10 dollars and he said no then I said let me see the menu and it said it was only 10 dollars so he was charging me extra saying it's the discount another thing is when I was getting my nails done they took of the massage saying it's to bumpy and also my daughter had to use the bathroom and he said no and he was telling my daughter where she can and can't go also more of my friends said it was the worst customer service I am angry o I almost forgot the nail polish on the gel fell of the next day so also crappy polish DONT GO HERE WASTE OF MONEY
__label__2 Nice atmosphere. the breakfast is good. The staff seems friendly enough.  The macaroons are disappointing.although tasty, they are a little soggier than I would prefer. The Union at Biltmore has far better macaroons than these and 2-3 times the variety.
__label__2 Went strictly for the macaroons and at first I was thinking \"three dollars for one macaroon? Nope! No thank you.\" but I had made the trip so I needed to at least try it out. Tried it and the macaroons were light, moist and crunchy but only certain ones are worth three dollars. This would be a place I would go back to if I was craving a certain macaroon.
__label__1 No esta bueno compared to the Tempe location. Saw a case full of massive, beautiful pain au chocolat. Ordered one to munch on while waiting for our sandwiches. Turned around for a second. Next thing I know I have this sad, orphan looking piece of bread in front of me. What a pain, getit?\n\nWas planning on eating here but no outside seating for the dogs and took 40 minutes to make a sandwich. The lady behind the counter gave me a half snarl when I asked her to wrap the sandwiches up to go because why in the hell did it take 40 minutes to make a sandwich.\n\nYou sold me a bill of goods, Essence Arcadia. You're Tempe's evil twin sister and I won't forget it. \n\nAlso, get it together with the outside seating. We live in ARIZONA. AMEYERIGHT?
__label__4 Ordered a Red Dragon (minus the Crab mix add additional Spicy Tuna) (Great - this one was my Favorite) and the Tuna Lovers (Good) - the fish was fresh and both rolls were very tasty! I'll be back!
__label__3 Okay, I really like this place! It is about a mile away from my house, friendly service, and the food is great. Their happy hour can't be beat!\n\nMy only gripe: I called in a take-out order last night and was told that orders were taking longer than usual and it would be a half hour. \"No problem!\" I said. I showed up almost exactly 30 minutes later, and I waited for at least another 20-30 minutes in the restaurant. I totally understand that it's a Friday night and things are busier than usual, but if that's the case week after week, plan for it! Hire a few more sushi chefs on the weekends to not keep so many people waiting. There were 4 other customers waiting for their to-go orders along with me. It was a bummer!\n\nDespite the long wait, I will go back (but dine in).
__label__4 Really love this place. Out of the way. Worth it. Good food. Great beer. Plenty of parking.
__label__3 My honey and I came here for the 1st time it was good would defiantly come again, we want to try happy hour or reverse happy hour! :) I had the spicy crispy chicken and he had the Bei Bulgogi both super tasty would defiantly order again but would ask for the Bei Bulgogi spicy next time, service was great too! We'll recommend and come again.....
__label__4 Being from the East Coast, it is hard to find an authentic New York pizza in AZ. Brooklyn V's is FANTASTIC!!!! Takes me back home.... The crust is fantastic with just the right amount of cheese. We've been here several times but haven't ordered anything other than pizza yet. Based on the other reviews,  trying the Stromboli next. Check this place out, you won't be sorry!
__label__3 Went to there truck at Ces had a huge line so I was excited, took 35 minuets to come out and they got my order wrong! They got me a new plate fast and I think they hooked me up with extra meet. Beef was okay nothing special shrimp was good not over cooked. Fried rice tasty but little undercooked. Wasn't to original but meat was done right. I would go back if there wasn't a wait.
__label__4 I brought my girl to this show last night. There was 3 performers and 1 host. Host was really funny, moved the show very well, good for younger crowd. all 3 comedians and the headliner were hilarious. They all handled hecklers well, more relatable to a younger crowd. Some jokes about social media had me rolling but left the older white crowd in the dust. Great for a date night, low ticket cost, can find good deals all over the web. Dress casual.
__label__0 We came here for a birthday dinner and had a very disappointing experience! Our waiter seemed confused and was very annoyed that he had to do separate checks. He hardly talked to us at all besides making rude or snarky comments. Some of our friends got service faster at the bar than through our waiter! It's been 17 minutes and counting and we still have not gotten our drinks! Terrible service. .. so disappointed!
__label__0 I was really looking forward to this place opening a couple of months ago. Finally, a cool place to enjoy quality craft beers in Chandler. But I'm sad to say that this place keeps disappointing over and over. I keep telling myself that these poor customer service incidences were all circumstantial, and isolated occurrences, but they were not. In fact it seems to be the trend. \n\nThis is the incident today that really pissed me off... Arrived at the Perch around 5:30, the wait was about 45 mins. I totally understand, so my friend and I go to the bar area. We stand in front of 2-3 bartenders and no response for 5 mins... So we said ok, maybe we'll have better luck upstairs. We get upstairs, and it wasn't that busy at the bar, there were 6 bar stools open, we sit down hoping to get the attention of the bartender, there were 2 at the time. We get no greeting, not even a look from these cool dudes... One of the bartenders even wiped the bar in front of my buddy with no look, or interaction of any sort. Shame on the PERCH. So after about 12 mins looking like thirsty idiots, we decide to go to Santan Brewery. We had a much better experience... And finally a beer. \n\nI'm a craft beer trader, and I am always at the local bars here in town sampling craft brews, but I will never mention or support this place. I would recommend Hungry Monks- Watering hole- San Tan and Wilderness brewing before going to the perch.
__label__2 This is a nice setting for happy hour, especially the rooftop patio. I love the mission of the bird rescue that's tied in with the bar, and parrots are beautiful. On food: they have a good wine selection, the pizza is woodfired, the crust has good flavor, but don't get the apple tart, not worth the money. Apple desserts are my favorite, and this was disappointing, it looked good, but the skins weren't removed and nothing much was done with the apples, they were sliced and heated up, not turned into any sort of filling. The waitress was a little slow, but friendly, and checked up on us for drink refills, I would have them tidy up around the outdoor aviaries for a cleaner look, lots of leaves from the trees have gathered there, and it looks unkempt.
__label__4 A really great find in downtown chandler. Very cool outdoor scenery, great staff, really good food. Tim, the manager, was super attentive to our table, and our server Nolan was awesome. Had a burger, cooked to perfection, and the wife had the chicken tacos, which she said were great. Very good drink prices. $5 glasses of wine, which were very good, as well as other offerings. Definitely will be back to try other things. If your looking for a fun new place, with a great outdoor feel, come here.
__label__2 Went in around lunch time and the place is tiny, had to wait about 10 minutes just to sit down somewhere... The food was excellent, just felt rushed and crammed into a small location.\n\nOh and they have free ice cream, which is delicious.
__label__3 Dickey's saved my Thanksgiving!\n\nMy brother & I decided to do Thanksgiving w/ friends super last minute. Hash House a Go Go ran out of turkeys. WTF. So did Mimi's Cafe, Lucilles, and Famous Daves. Double WTF. I needed Thanksgiving to-go and only 2 days to do it! Dickey's had 2 turkey options for $49.99--Cajun Fried Turkey or Smoked Turkey. Of course, they were sold out of the fried turkey but they had 1 smoked turkey left. I called dibs!!!\n\nThe pick-up process was easy. Zipped in and out within 5 minutes. They're closed on Thanksgiving so pick-up needs to be the day before. They're open late so I picked up around 7pm. The turkey is wrapped in foil and comes in an oven-safe aluminum pan ready-to-heat. It takes about 2 hours for the turkey to reach eating temperature. Excellent packaging since my friend just moved to Vegas and has minimal bake/cookware available. I needed low maintenance food and Dickey's definitely made the holidays a bit easier for me.\n \nThe turkey itself was pretty tasty. I was a little concerned that the smoked turkey wouldn't have the Thanksgiving flavor I was looking for but it was delicious. Not the best I've ever had but very good. As much as I love cooking and being able to put all the flavors I want into things. It was a relief to not have to deal with cooking a large bird and focus on the epic games of Settlers of Catan and Wii Tennis.
__label__0 Had the breakfast wrap. It had so much oil in it. I mean tons of oil dripping everywhere. I always thought of pei Wei as the healthier option, not anymore.
__label__1 I don't know how the food is because I walked away due to horrible, and I mean horrible customer service. I am a local, and my mother in law was visiting which brought us naturally to the strip. They stood out to us because there was not a long line and we were starving. \nI walked up to the cash register and there was a group of three sitting on the other end having what apparently was an extremely in depth and important conversation. I assumed someone would come to take my order because one girl watched me walk to the register. Not one of them asked how I was doing, what could they get for me, or if I had even been there before. Lastly, no one even said Hello. \nMyself and my mother in law decided to leave and look at other food places, and found ourselves back at the Meatball Spot and had a question on the Flat Breads.\nI asked \" Are the flatbreads cheaper if they are sliced smaller?\" I also had my 3 year old son with me, which is why I asked.\nShe said nothing and threw a very large flatbread in the oven and proceeded to continue her conversation with her other two rude friends. I said excuse me, because I wasn't sure if she actually understood what I was asking. I just wanted to make sure we were on the same page. Their conversation continues, so I literally wave my hands back and forth like I was trying to wave down a taxi, better yet, like I was helping to land a plane ( this place is tiny like a subway, so they had to see me) . They guy in the conversation looks me in my eyes, and looks away laughing and continuing his conversation.....well as soon as the oven beeped and she took the pizza out of the oven to turn around and ask me to pay I walked away. I refused to hand my money over to people who could care less that I was there or not. \n\nHopefully none of those people were a manager. That would be horrible representation.
__label__4 IGreat food, fresh, good service, clean, ample parking. We ordered the warm springs roll, salmon taco, sushi and sashimi, and the rock and roll. Everything was good and the low price made it even better.
__label__4 On our drive back to San Diego from Tucson, we needed to stop for gas and food. Being in the middle of no where, we were lucky to stumbled upon this spot. I got a egg, bean, cheese, and bacon burrito and was quite impressed. My mom got a Pollo Asada taco and it looked really good. The place was legit, clean inside and the staff was friendly. I thought the food was delicious and I wish the place was closer so I could explore the menu more. I would recommend to anyone in the area.
__label__1 I'd say sub-par / three stars would've been generous - the meat tasted good... But in pretty sure that it made me sick about 30mins later. The tacos were soggy / and there was excessive amounts of fat in the meat. \n\nThe service was mediocre, I guess you can't expect too much from an airport stop / but, this wasn't somewhere I'd choose again.\n\nPerhaps find somewhere with more standard food, if you have a sensitive stomach.
__label__1 While having a good bit of time for a layover, we were looking to shift it into a Latin-American gear a little early before our flight to Puerto Rico out of the Charlotte airport. \n\nThe tables were clean, and the server was extremely pleasant and attentive, but the food was really not the bee's knees. We had chips and salsa, with the salsa tasting pretty much like Pace (not my fave), and a triple side of quac (since the order is actually quite small our server was kind enough to combine three orders into a larger bowl). The guac was pretty flavorless, and we heard the same from our buddies that ordered the quesadilla. \n\nThey did have Tecate though, and limes, and again our waiter was great and the bill wasn't a total punch in the gut since we didn't order that much. I would say if you're in a South of the Border state-of-mind at the Charlotte airport, a Tecate at Tequileria will do you right, but maybe try and spice up the food with some lime juice and/or an unmarked vile of house blended spices (like the one my mom gives me and expects me to carry around to season my food).
__label__4 Cooper Coons, Ltd. helped my husband and I setup our family trust, will, and directives. We really appreciated how everything was thoroughly explained to us and we were able to feel confident we had the right firm. This firm has a great office and everyone I have met there was very friendly. Cooper Coons, Ltd. takes the time to get to know their clients and make sure that they are well informed and have what they need to make smart decisions while protecting their interests. We plan on using them to setup our LLC in the near future. I would highly recommend them!
__label__0 This is possibly the most unprofessional service business I have ever dealt with. The inspector was just finishing up when my realtor and I arrived. I went to pay him with a cashiers check and he said \"Oh, your paying with a check. I prefer cash.\"\nI moved into the house in mid April. \nThe first time I used the washing machine it leaked. He also performed a mold inspection and did not note standing water and mold under the washer. When I told him about this he got very irate and said the scope of his inspections don't include washers. Odd, he had the dishwasher and clothes washer running when I arrived. Last week I had my first visitor and found that the hall bath and tub did not have more than a slight trickle of water. When I asked him about this he was irate and said these things deteriorate over time. This was the first time we tried it. There. Is a light switch by the back door that is supposed to turn a patio light. It didn't work. I bought some lights and it still doesn't work. \nHe wrote me an unprofessional, hot headed, immature, and caustic email. \nDon't ever use this companies service. A high school freshman taking a shop class would do a better job.  Do not use this company unless you want a amateur job done.
__label__3 So glad to have an authentic coffee shop walking distance from our office! Great, open floor plan with a killer atmosphere. This will definitely be my friends and my new favorite place to head to for a coffee break. Welcome to the neighborhood, Sip!
__label__4 Love this place! The staff is always friendly and they have great  beers on tap. Can't ask for much more! They serve cartel coffee and beer, btw! We had the bruschetta, but would loved to try more food, just had dinner afterwards planned. Definitely stop by this place!
__label__0 I ate here on last weekend and thought the burgers were really good. Although... A friend and myself became deathly ill that night. If you ever had food poisoning it is not fun. I know for a fact it was from there.
__label__3 It's about time that Steak N Shake came to the valley. I LOVE the frisco melt, it's crazy greasy deliciousness. The place is clean and the service is friendly, which to be honest, feels weird when I'm used to a surly waitress giving me the stink eye when I order my food at this chain.  \n\nI wish they'd stay open 24 hours like standard Steak N Shakes, but ah well. I don't mind the smaller menu, but I do mind that they do not have the peppers. They are missing some key elements that dispite the smaller menu they could do better.  I agree with a fellow reviewer that the milkshakes are not Steak N Shake quality. However, I'm willing to overlook all of that for my Frisco melt with fries and a side of cheese sauce.
__label__0 BS \"Bait and Switch\" 2 for 1 cards being handed out because they are so desperate for business. The rudest most aggressive bartender I have ever encountered in my life. Moved and shoved around so that \"other guests\" could be accommodated? What? There money is better than mine? I have never felt more unwelcome in an establishment in my life. I'm a Caesars Seven Stars member, they didn't know that, but my casino host is very unhappy with the way I was treated. It takes a lot for me to write a negative review, 99 % of my reviews are positive. I will bet you within a year Fizz, will fizz out. Writing is on the wall.
__label__3 I really hate to give any Starbucks lower than 5 stars but this gets a 4 for the high prices and the fact that they gave the person in line in front of me a discount because he was staying at the hotel. Also I am ultra sensitive to the taste of soy or bad milk for that matter, and my grande caramel macchiato, that I drink daily, was slightly off. \n\nHowever, my hubby's whole milk vanilla latte was perfect, and this is probably one of the best places to people watch (and I don't mean facing out to the pool, although you might enjoy that too).\n\nThere are so many Starbucks near here, I think this will be my last time at this one unless I find myself in need of a quick fix.
__label__1 I went to Settebello to meet with family, that was in town. I'm not a pizza person, and I went there thinking it was an \"Italian Restaurant.\" \n\nFrom the exterior it's a very attractive restaurant. The interior decorations are as equally appealing.\n\nI found the menu VERY hard to understand! I know I wasn't the only one in our party who felt that way.\n\nThe staff was fabulous! As our glasses became empty, they were quickly filled! The waitress was very informative, friendly and patient.\n\nMy main problem was that I don't like salad, expensive appetizers, or pizza... That's all they serve! \n\nAs far as the flavor of the food, it was good. But the consistency of the dough was horrible! It was equivalent to my first attempt at making a pizza, not very good!\n\nHad they had some Pasta Options, Soup options, and a more understandable menu, they would've earned a better rating! The only reason they got a 2 instead of 1, was because the level of service!\n\nI'll probably never return again!
__label__1 Decided to check the new one out in Bridgeville with a friend for dinner. Made a reservation but found the place fairly empty that it really wasn't needed.\nThe ceiling appears to be unfinished and now and then a \"heater\" would blow for a small time to try to warm the room.\nThe menu specials are misleading. They advertised a stuffed shrimp with crabmeat for only $12.00 but in actuality that was really an appetizer.\nWe ordered French onion soup and salads. The soup was very good. The salad I had was fair.\nOn the plus side we received prompt and courteous attention.\nThe menu appears to be overpriced so we decided not to go with the high ended dinners. Please note this is a \"chain\" restaurant. Dress is casual.\nChances are we won't be coming back.
__label__3 The experience here has been varying as of late. Sometimes, the doughnuts are immaculately put together. When done right, they're delicious, nearly flawless. They blow the mind. Increasingly, quality has been slipping. Under-cooked, too much frosting, next to no filling, sloppy toppings... it makes a big difference. I don't know if they're having trouble keeping up with demand or they're putting amateurs in charge of the bake, but the number of disappointing visits is starting to out-weigh the good ones. Lake Mead location included. They've even messed up the math on my orders a couple of times.\n\nThe stock seems to always be depleted unless you hit them at just the right time. It makes me wonder if they can handle the boom in popularity. Still, I give them the benefit of the doubt. The original group makes a mean batch of doughnuts. It's just not so much of a sure thing now.
__label__0 Never have gotten to try! Came by today, it's 235 and their closed. I should have went by all the yelp reviews of this location that they are either sold out or closed. Seems they would allocate for the business IF they wanted to be successful. I'm passing the word to all my friend that this place is a joke. Never open when it says they are. Why even had a business?!?
__label__2 My first trip warrants a return.  I'll be bringing lunch for coworkers next time.\n\nI picked up the brisket sandwich entree.  The meat was tender, on a good bun, and complemented well by the spicy sauce (a tasty \"Wisconsin spicy\" vinegar sauce).  \n\nThe baked beans were savory, and surprisingly spicy.  The beans were excellent (still a bit firm), and there was plenty of pork in the mix.\n\nI opted for the mayo-based coleslaw, which was decent.\n\nPlan on getting takeout, as seating is limited to twelve stools (three tables for two along the windows, two counters with three stools each along the walls).
__label__4 Five stars for the brisket alone. Amazing. Lean, deeply smoked slices with visible rings at a respectable depth. The cole slaw was good, the beans were OK. Nobody goes to a BBQ joint for sides, so they are never a factor in my star ratings. We sampled al three sauces, which while a touch sweet for my tastes, were so equally good I had a hard time deciding where to dip each slice of brisket. It looks unassuming from the curb, as any good 'cue joint should, but inside it is spotless and welcoming.  I will definitely be back to sample, savor and review the other offerings from this place that everyone in Dane County should feel blessed to have in their midst.
__label__4 Absolutely love this place! You instantly feel at ease and happy the second you walk in the door. Such a personable, fun and sincere staff! Dr.Ashley is a true master at what she does. This is the best Med Spa I've ever been to, and would love to spend every day there, as they're not only fun to talk to, they know how to make you look and feel beautiful!\nThey also have great specials and their prices are really affordable.
__label__3 Roshambo + Ramen galore + Shaved ice + Okonomiyaki + Japanese beer = A great Saturday \n\nGood food and good company on a lovely Saturday afternoon (or night if you went later than me).  The festival lasted from 11am - midnight and was filled with performances, food, and booths from local organizations.  Yes, it was a hot and I wished they had more covered seating, but that is the benefit of going in groups.  This way you just have to rotate who is going to get the food and who is going to hold the fort down in the shade. \n\nLogistics:  Tickets were $8 at the door ($5 for pre-sale at local shops and restaurants around the valley).  This event was also very family friendly and free for children 8 and under.  Once you got in you there was a line to buy tickets for Ramen ($7), soda ($2), and beer ($5).  Warning though the beer was cheaper $3-$4 from the non Ramen booths.  From 12 pm to 1 pm this line was super super long, but after 1 pm it definitely died down.  If you wanted other food like skewers and Okonomiyaki (Japanese pancake) no ticket required, just good old hard cash.\n\nHiromaru: By far the longest of the Ramen lines and for good reason.  It has a very rich and creamy broth without being overpowering.  The noodles were on the thinner side which I personally like because I feel like I get more broth with what I am eating. This one did steal the show in most everyone's heart.  They are originally from Japan, but the flyers said that they were going to open a shop here in Vegas and I will be a future customer for sure.\n\nIroha: Another festival favorite.  They had the second longest line.  Their noodles were much thicker and their broth had a little more spice to it.  The servers warned us that it was spicy, but I didn't think it was bad at all.  \n\nVegetable Okonomiyaki - Lots of fillings, heavy on the pickled ginger, and still squishy on the inside.  I like it, but if you a super crispy pancake this might not have fit your fancy.\n\nI had a wonderful time eating and drink from the different booths, hanging out with friends, and even my failed attempts at Roshambo (rock paper scissors) to win gift certificates for local restaurants.  I'm pretty sure I will be back next year :)
__label__2 I love everything Japan-related, so when I saw this festival first advertised I posted the event on yelp.  I bought $5 advance tickets at Japan Creek Market.  I planned to go at the beginning because our Saturday was full of to-do list items.  We arrived around 11:15 AM.  Some of the vendors for food were not yet open, but the ramen line was already enormous.  Since I don't eat pork, there was no need for me to stand in line, and Eric was unsure if he wanted to do that anyway.  We started with okonomiyaki (sans mayo) - it was okay but we just love Hiroshima-style and this one was Osaka-style and rather bland.  I got in the takoyaki line and saw one of my students taking orders.\n\nI ordered the takoyaki with mentaiko sauce, and it was the best thing I had all day.  Super hot and soft inside with tako, outside crisp, covered in mentaiko sauce, green onion, bonito flakes, and shredded nori.  It came with 7 which was a great deal and I got iced green tea.  Eric R. decided to get honey toast from Ichiza (he made them remake it because they gave him a completely burnt toast) and I got brussel sprouts from Yonaka as soon as they opened.  Curry Zen was not ready to open, Kyara served no food (only drinks) though they had a cool seating area, Snowflake was not there yet, Yu-yu only had a few kushiage options, and Raku had a really long line.\n\nI offered to get in the ramen line with Eric when it got shorter but he was full.  The stage performances and games were cool - Eric R. tried to play rock-paper-scissors for gift certificates to restaurants but lost.  I agree with Nelson that the vendor options for the \"market\" were limited, so there was not much to see.  I also wish the drink booth associated with the ramen line was separate and took cash instead of requiring people to wait in the ramen line to buy drinks, since there were more options there than at some food booths.  Plus, the drink booth at the entrance was price gouging whereas most restaurant booths sold bottled water for $1 and Calipico/green tea for $2.
__label__4 This is my favorite bar! I have been in Phoenix for a year and a half and have been looking for a small friendly wine bar and I finally found it. The owner, his wife, and dad are so friendly and always remember everyone who comes in. It makes it so warm and inviting!\n\nThe wines are amazing. He has a huge variety and the happy hour is $5 wines till 8pm! The beer selection is huge too!\n\nI love how they have games set up around the bar. One night I stayed for two hours playing Cards Against Humanity with people I randomly met at the bar, Did I mentioned how warm and welcoming everyone is here??\n\nThe cheese and meat platter is awesome too. It is huge and only $5.75. Such a great deal.
__label__4 Love it.. Wine, games, fun beers, pretty good sweet treats are all good but the service- that's where it's at. Dumb example: Greg once gave us a cookie for moving down a seat to make room. I'm stupid for remembering that... yes, but that's the way to present your business if you want to keep people coming back.
__label__0 The first time we stopped in, this place was barely open and the patio had not been completed and we wrote off the awful service due to the fact that they weren't really ready to open so when her Highness suggested we try them again, I said \"Why not\"?\n\nSo allow me to start with the fact that this \"Irish Pub\" is about as Irish as a pig's arse, so if you're really looking for an Irish experience, go elsewhere. The overly loud, pounding deep bass, hip hop music made it impossible to talk but what the hell, it's a bar.\n\nThe service was awful but the awful service was poorly delivered by a happy and bright, under trained staff so they do have that going for them ......  I had to wave an empty beer glass at the bar tender to get his attention, but that appeared to be OK by their standards.\n\nWe ordered a couple of burgers and were surprised that they quality and taste of the grub was pretty darn good so that's an upside right?  The bill for 2 meals and 2 drinks a piece came to about $60 bucks so I didn't think the costs were over the moon but based upon the poor service and noise factor, I won't be going back ....  Try the Skeptical Chymist for a much closer Irish pub experience
__label__0 This place needs better management, better food quality and better service.  \n\nWhen we walked in there was no one at the hostess station.  After about 5 minutes, and being ignored by the waitress who walked by us twice, we asked the bartender who said we could sit anywhere.  At that point, we should have sat ourselves at another restaurant!  The place was not very clean; we sat at a booth right next to the bar (pretty visible, right?)  Well, it took another 5 minutes to get a menu.  We were not given any water, I ordered a coke which tasted flat. \n\nI ordered the grilled chicken sandwich which was fatty and tough. My friend ordered a hamburger which she said was ok.  Our waitress ignored us the entire time we were there except to take our order.  We couldn't even get her attention to give us the check. Maybe she wasn't motivated to deliver it b/c she wasn't expecting much of a tip.\nRightfully so!\n\nThe bathroom smelled as bad as it looked.  Paper on the floor, unflushed toilets....\n\nThat should be enough info to spoil your appetite and steer you away from this dive.
__label__1 Had the sausage skillet was good but the toast came later and was butterd on one side
__label__4 First time today, definitely a good first impression. I ordered the honey toast because I guess that's what people usually get, and it was bigger than I thought it would be! I loved it. My friend ordered pistachio frappucino and my oh my it was like heaven when I tasted it! I don't like pistachio in general but something about that frappe that I love so much! I will definitely order their pistachio frappe next time I come here!
__label__2 I came with the ladies to sit around and relax until a few others were ready to join us for the next leg of our epic day.\n\nI ordered the pistachio latte as a blended drink as it was a rather hot day. It was decent, tasted like having a decent pistachio ice cream. The size was about a 16oz cup and since I got almond milk it was almost $6 for a beverage and I'm not sure if it was good enough to warrant that. \n\nI wanted some sort of sweet but the selection was sparse to honey toast, one kind of cake in the display and a few french macarons so I passed. \n\nThe place is pretty cute though and it's open late in a area where there isn't many late night spots. I'll probably try other items off the menu and re evaluate how I feel about this place. First impressions was just A-OK.
__label__0 I am so frustrated with Vegas Cellular right now !  I called to ask how much it would be to replace the cracked glass on my Samsung Galaxy S4 and they said it was $80.  I asked him if he could do any better and he said just come in and talk to me.  I explained that I am coming from Henderson and if I was going to come in I needed to know the best price over the phone.  He agreed on $70, so I packed up my two young kids and we drove across town to get my phone fixed.  I go in, verify that I am talking to the same guy as on the phone (I think he is the owner....name is Mansoor) and we begin talking details.  He prints out the agreement and it says $120!  I told him we agreed on $70 and he started to tell me that I had told him I had an S3 on the phone when we spoke and not an S4.  Um, NO!  I did not say I had an S3....and why does that even matter....a $50 difference!?  He stated the best he could do was $100.  If I wanted to pay $100 I would just do it through my phone's insurance plan.  I would not recommend this place to anyone.  They are not trustworthy.
__label__0 I've had 2 terrible experiences with these guys. The first one was a couple of years ago when I brought my Iphone in for a repair & they couldn't fix it & bricked my phone & tried to charge me $75 to pick it up. So I let them keep the bricked phone. \nSecond time was last week. My husband brought my phone in for the front glass replacement, not remembering the last visit. They up charged him, twice & now my LED & camera don't work on my phone. They didn't give him a receipt & he paid cash. So now I'm SOL & have to pay even more to get my phone to work fully. So far they've gotten a phone & $130 from us... BEWARE!!!
__label__4 I had a wonderful experience with my first class here! I love the decor and the instructor was extremely helpful and friendly. The prices are comparable to other yoga studios, but they do offer some specials. I cannot wait for my next yoga class!
__label__3 Kind of on the expensive side but hey what bar isn't right? Staff of very good looking people. Hung out here for about a half hour or so, great atmosphere.
__label__3 This was my favorite stop on Saddlebag Trail on a recent trip to Scottsdale. The staff was friendly and the drinks were reasonably priced. The place did not have the huge lines like Hi-Fi and Whiskey Row which even made it more popular to my group. \n\nAlso, there is a mini skee ball game in the back and a lost & found vending machine.
__label__3 We have been twice, thus far, and will be returning Saturday night for the UFC fights. I was disappointed to read so many negative reviews. We have had great service, served good food, and delicious drinks. We liked the variety of people of all ages that patronize The Derby. I hope management takes into consideration the reviews and works to keep our experiences more consistant.
__label__3 The deep dish pizza is good.  I prefer Oregano's sauce (which is spicier) but this sauce is probably more authentic.  The specialty pizza options were interesting.  I got takeout so could not comment on the service.  Overall I would not hesitate to return if I was in the area.
__label__4 Best pizza in Arizona. Arizona had been waiting for this for a long time!!  We were customers in IL and the owners have kept up the exact same quality and service!!  We didn't want to move back to IL to have great pizza!!!  Thank you Buzzyz for always delivering a superior product.
__label__0 If I can give a 0 star I will !!!!!! I order a Tostada of ceviche there for 6,45 dollar a combo an they only gave me this !!!!! Never go back here !!!! Never order a tostada of ceviche !!!! NEVER AGAIN!!!!
__label__4 We wanted Thai so we decided to check out this place, we came in and ask to be seated, other than the couple that was already here the restaurant was pretty slow or maybe we came in a slow day. I order Pad Thai noodle, which came with chicken, and shrimps and my friend got green curry beef. The Pad Thai noodle was pretty flavorful and not too sweet just the way I like it, my friend also like the curry with beef which was great. She loved it. We weren't too hungry so we just took the rest home. The service was great and we didn't have to wait too long to get our food.  They also have lunch special and we will be back again to try their lunch. I will recommend this place to friend and family who are looking for Thai food or just wanted to try for the first time.
__label__4 Awesome bulgogi tacos! Chef didn't have Kim chi so he whipped up some Asian slaw for my friend. I had the New Mexico burger w/garlic fries, which were delicious! Brought home a pastrami sandwich w/garlic fries for the hubby. They must have been good because the only crumbs left were the ones on his shirt! Will definitely be back!
__label__2 It was ok.  I was hoping for better service and few more choices on the menu.
__label__3 Really great deal.  Coffee was a little weak but dad's 3.95 two eggs with hash browns was such a great deal.  My Korean omelette (kalbi, onion and cheese) was flavorful but will probably not try that combo again.  Fun, chatty owner and chef.  Brightly colored walls and decor.  Good morning start.
__label__1 Visited for lunch on Sunday after several attempts to find them open for dinner failed. I did watch the Investors show but since I live very nearby and was a customer of previous business I looked this place up in Yelp prior. Which is how I knew about the show. \nBut onto to food and such. We were greeted by the owner/ wife Caroline and she took our drink order immediately. The Mr. ordered the Philly sandwich and I choose the Seoul burger. We both choose garlic fries.\nI was pretty happy with mine. Maybe a tad more salt on the burger, but it was good overall. The Philly, which I tasted and agree with my Mr. was bland and the meat was seriously lacking in flavor and seasoning. The fries were good though. \nThe service was.... there. She was attentive. Then not. But Robert the chef/owner checked on us and the food was good. Not as stupendous as I was led to believe but I just might go back. \nI have one issue that I find unacceptable at any restaurant. Lack of cleanliness. The floor clearly had not been scrubbed completely in weeks, the rug by the front door needed to be vacuumed. The silver used around the restaurant is dirty. I didn't get close enough to look at the kitchen. It is open so I could have. I am not saying they don't clean. Just that they need to do better. \nSo if you are looking for a tasty burger and some decent but average garlic fries, stop in here, but get it to go unless you like dirty diner chic. I am going to give the chef credit for keeping a clean kitchen. I hope I am right.
__label__0 I should give 0 star to this location!!! Kidding me? Calling for half an hour while driving around, and then being told to park my car first, and walk in to rent the car?!  On the phone with a guy all the way looking for a tiny little cardboard written the name in the end.. What the hell!!! No sign outside, no instructions, WTF!!\n\nStay away from this, if you don't want to waste your time, and ruin your vacation!!
__label__2 The first thing that we learned is we needed to have our mind right on what kind of place this is...we we're looking for a date night place and learned that it's not a substitute for local faves like 131 Main or Vine...this place is more like a bar...we would think about Stone when we look to go out to Duckworths, Fox and Hound or Hickory Tavern.\n\nOnce we got past what it's not and what it is (which took us a while to do), we enjoyed our dinners.\n\nThe service was decent, food was tasty and reasonably priced.  Definitely get the 20 percent coupon by signing up for their email club...not sure how long that promo is going on for, but worth the try.\n\nThis place isn't healthy...even the salad had fried potato strings on it...with cheese and bacon...but I'm sure there's a couple of dishes for those watching calories.\n\nLike the other reviewers, it was loud (especially during game time) but the bar area looks like a lot of fun for that activity.  While the dining room had tons of families and kids, which is great for this area.\n\nNet is that this is not a date night place...We would return with the right mindset, lunch and enjoy the patio and catching a game.\n\nAgree with other reviewers...great to see another option like this in the hood and hope it thrives!
__label__2 Corn dusted or multigrain? Confused?  Me too!  How about white or wheat?  \n\nMy burger was pretty good.  The bacon was cooked well, not soggy.  But next time I'll try the tacos since they looked like the main event passing my table on the way to other happy diners.\n\nThe real surprise was the giant piece of chocolate cake.  Seriously, it was so good you could talk me in to coming here just for dessert.  And a drink.  Scotch and chocolate anyone?
__label__3 Heck yeah!\nTalk about the system working!\nProps to Matt who started the awesome thread on Yelp Madison Talk re: openings and closings (http://www.yelp.com/topic/madison-the-official-2013-madison-openings-and-closings-comings-and-goings-thread) and thanks to Steve for letting the community know about this new Indian joint on Junction Rd. (It may have taken me a few months to get her otherwise!) I was bouncing around the threads last night, saw \"Indian\" and got in the car. (I called on my way to make sure they were actually open.)\n\nFolks, this is easily the best Indian food I've found in Madison for three reasons:\n\n1. The Menu... holy cow, IT'S HUGE! I went for dinner and spent forever pouring over each and every page, looking up a few items on my phone because they were new to me. No shortage of variety here.   \n\n2. The Dosas... this and this alone should make you speed over. I think they have 15! That's nuts... NUTS! I'm used to seeing maybe 3 or 4 different kinds at a place.\n\n3. The Flavor... everything I tried was incredible. And although spice/heat is key to Indian cooking, theirs is well balanced, and not so hot that you can't taste anything. \n\nI had vegetable jalfrezi, chicken tikka masala, masala dosa and garlic naan. All of it was awesome! (GET THESE THINGS!) Even the garlic naan, which I sort of feel like is tough to make incredible, but it was incredible. It arrived at the table piping hot and aromatic and didn't have an offensive garlic flavor. The chicken tikka masala was some of the best I've had, topping some of the curry I long for in London. The veggies were tender yet crisp and in a super tasty sauce. And the dosa. Ohhhh the dosa. It was good, not my favorite, but with so many options, I can't wait to get back and try another one... maybe more adventurous than this one. \n\nHuge props to the stellar staff that made sure we had no questions about the menu, kept water glasses full, and told us they will have beer/wine/liquor soon. (Just wrapping up some paperwork.) They also sent us home with leftovers in boxes and gave us extra rice. Very kind. \n\nThe atmosphere ain't much, so don't go expecting to be transported to India or anything. There is some nice stuff hand painted on one wall, but that's about it. Small space. Bright light. No tunes playing the night I was there. I didn't notice construction dirt or dust so I'm guessing they cleaned up after what sounds like a rushed opening. And my feeling has always been, if I'm there the first week, I'm going to make a few exceptions anyway knowing they're still trying to find their footing. These guys have though. And if food remains consistent, this will be my go to for Indian stuffs in Madison!
__label__3 Great selections of beer from the local micro brewery.  I only wish I had more time to eat. The menu offers a good selection of better than average airport food. Decent prices without gouging the travellers. Much appreciate the fast service, knowledgable staff, and beer descriptions.
__label__1 Stopped for breakfast while waiting for my connection in PHX. Food quality was really poor. Wilted fruit, soggy home fried and an undercooked egg. Would not recommend to a friend.
__label__2 Some healthy-ish options on the menu. Breakfast till 10.30am would be even better if it was all-day (as I arrived here at 11am.)\n\nI got the chicken beer bread... What is that? Grilled chicken in a wrap and served with fries or salad. Of course I got the fries as I really wanted fish and chips but tried to be good. That was a mistake. The chicken was processed, covered in melted cheese which I picked out as cooled and congealed...(better left on the plate than in my veins.) I tried to enjoy this meal as I picked out the good stuff. Because the wrap was cut up you couldn't pick it up and it was too \"wet\" to cut. Then I looked around at this decor and noticed the odd combo of a dance music soundtrack. Very odd...something not quite right here. If I had to come again I'd probably go with the fish & chips or a burger.
__label__4 I've been going to this salon now for about 2 months, and I just love it!  Of course, not every experience is going to be phenomenal, so when I went to this salon for a fill and gel manicure two weeks ago, I was not overly pleased.  The manicure took 2 hours and the end result was less than desirable.  The owner, Barbara, was so understanding of the situation, and took $10 off the total bill, for which I was grateful.  Not being one to completely write off a place due to one bad experience, I called again to make an appointment (with a different nail tech) for the day of, which was booked, so I made an appointment for the following day.  Not long after, I received a call from the salon stating a time had opened up with Barbara if I still wanted it, which I accepted.  Barbara is such a nice person in general to sit and chat with, but she does an amazing job as well!  I was in and out of the salon on my lunch break from work, and because of my previous experience, she didn't charge for the service.  It's refreshing to see an owner that takes so much pride in the quality of her business!  Overall, I'm honestly very happy to have found this salon to get my nails done, and I would recommend this business to anyone!
__label__4 I was really concerned about the gap between what my insurance paid and what I would end up paying for healthcare.  Jason put my mind at ease and helped me understand what kind of additional insurance Aflac offers that can in most cases fully cover any additional expenses and in most cases provide me with more money to compensate me for lost work and other miscellaneous expenses.\n\nIf you want the peace of mind of knowing these additional expenses are now covered  and want a guy who can explain it to you in an easily understood way, Jason is the man!!
__label__0 Customer service was poor. And the smoothie I got was so awful I had a horrible taste in my mouth for the longest time.
__label__4 LIFE IS BEAUTIFUL! After experiencing this festival, this is how you will feel. It's better than any artificial high you can buy. A magical gathering of people infused with a plethora of art, culinary delights, learning, and live music. \n\nI've been to several music festivals: big and small. Life Is Beautiful is my all-time favorite. Imagine a 3-day festival in the heart of historic downtown Las Vegas. It makes navigating the space a cake walk because it's set up on a grid. The two main stages were on opposite sides of the grounds; each with a separate culinary village attached.\n\nI'm not really sure what the parking nightmare was like, thankfully my sister works downtown and let me borrow her parking pass at a structure near downtown; although Saturday night I was camped in the garage for 2 hours. Since this festival is in the heart of downtown, my group of friends grabbed some beers (and I a lemonade) at Park on Fremont and see-sawed for a bit.\n\nBeing that this Festival is still in it's infancy, being only it's second year there are still kinks that need to be worked out. The motivational speakers were crammed into this small space. Lining up for 30 minutes prior to a session and not being able to get in was beyond frustrating; however, I got over it quickly. My best festival memories come from getting lost in the experience rather than rushing to catch a certain set. \n\nMy favorite memory was the ferris wheel ride on night 3. We were the first loading on, as soon as we made a full 360, Foo Fighter started. One of those, what is life moments. I love taking in the views from on the top of the solo ride. Overlooking the entire festival. Seeing all the people there, all experiencing the same thing, you can't help but feel connected to your fellow ladies and gents. I'm still smiling from my memories made there.\n\nCan't wait to go back!
__label__3 Great park with nice amenities. There are not many large family parks in the this area and this one was worth the wait. It has everything you would want in a park and more.
__label__2 Since my last horrible gel nail experience at a previous salon (they ended up lasting about 4 days people) my nails needed help. The last manicure left the gel polish peeling, to which I stupidly kept picking at which isn't good for your nails. I decided to go to Q Nails, which I used to go to years ago when I had acrylics. \n\nThe place looks the same, although they are doing some renovations in the back to increase the space for facials.\n\nI told the nail tech I had gel nails done at another salon and lasted only 4 days, she said theirs last 2-3wks. ok, go for it. \n\nShe started by cleaning off what was left of my old gel polish and shaping the nail. I wasn't crazy about how she shaped them....but I'll come back to that. \n\nSo she then left and Tony took over. He had just finished working with a woman who apparently has been coming to him for 6 years and supplies all the magazines in the salon (she brings in her old ones). Ok, so he must be good if she keeps coming back. \n\nI opted again for the french gel manicure. He did a slightly different technique from what I saw before and made sure to allow the polish to cure under the light for the set time (the light turned off when time was up for each coat). \n\nIt's only been 4 days but so far no signs of chipping-and I don't baby my hands so this stuff needs to hold up with everything I do. The shape doesn't look bad with the polish on, and I think once they get a little longer they'll look even better. Gel manicure $21, Gel french manicure $26. They accept credit cards but you cannot add the tip so bring cash for that. \n\nMy reason for 3 stars only is just for the question of cleanliness. I saw him putting tools away when he was done after my manicure....and he hadn't cleaned them. So I'm assuming they hadn't been cleaned prior to my manicure.......
__label__4 Come hungry! Leave happy! Awesome place never seen like this fine sushi restaurant!!!
__label__0 Nice looking place but it's servers are very consistent with FORGETTING our orders. I can understand if they forgot to put one order in, but multiple times? After ordering dessert, I felt uneasy and regurgitated what I have eaten.. It must have been the baked salmon. I'm never coming back here again. If I could give this place a negative star, I would.
__label__4 Extremely knowledgeable and professional staff.  Hard to find pieces.  Excellent service.
__label__4 Excellent pricing for quality.\n\nThe corner cabinet met my need and purpose as I am an anti-MDF person.\n\nAs I browsed the Etsy catalog, I fell in love with the gold mirror -- the right size and design.\n\nFurnitures were super duper clean and ready to use.\n\nIt took me a month to get the furnitures as I had a few mishap with shipping vendors.  Jonathan was very helpful, patient and accommodating.  Thank you!  Easy and clear communication via text and email.\n\nI hope to get more pieces from JKL as I start to fill the space of my small apartment.
__label__0 It was horrible to park.  There were way to many people.  The lines to everything were long.  Bring cash most vendors don't take credit cards.  $10 per person to get in and we left after 20 minutes due to too many people.
__label__0 It was obvious when we walked in the door that they didn't want to service us.  They told us to come back in an hour, so we did.  A young boy was playing with a blown up disposable glove and my daughters thought it was cool. My 6 and 8 year old daughters were very well behaved while they got their toes painted and only the older one talked to me quietly about what was on the tv.  My younger daughter asked for a pair of gloves to play with and when they didn't hear/understand her, I took a pair and gave them to her. The technician became enraged about the \"stolen\" gloves. She refused to give the other daughter a pair, even though she was asking nicely, because I didn't ask for the first pair. I told her I was happy to pay for them and she still refused. Seriously? We're great customers and I'm a really good tipper!! Finally, another technician handed over a pair and shouted \"Your kids are annoying!\" Who says that in front of a kid????
__label__3 This review applies only to the breakfast burritos, I have not tried any of the other dishes.  I am a breakfast enthusiast, breakfast burritos being my greatest weakness.  The breakfast burritos are large, filled with the right proportion of potato, meat, and eggs.  Service is always friendly and fast, I can be in and out within 5 minutes with a hot fresh burrito and on time for work. Love the fresh green sauce as well.
__label__2 The food and drinks were great, but the bathroom situation is horrible -- at least in the women's bathroom.  The \"stalls\" are only about waist-high and thus, are pointless -- as soon as you step in the main door, you can see everything that is happening in any of the \"stalls.\"  When the door is open, guys going into the men's room can probably see everything, too.  Obviously, none of the women in the restaurant were very excited about this, so there was a long line for the single-use accessible bathroom.  I would only go if I had a friend to come in with me and guard the door.  This is the WORST idea ever -- its one thing to go to the bathroom in the open when you're camping and eating spam, but its another thing altogether when you're paying for $12 cocktails.  NOT OK.
__label__3 I am not from Pittsburgh and when I was looking for a restaurant open near my hotel, I stumbled into this little gem of a restaurant. The dark, lofty, eclectic atmosphere was pleasant and welcome after a long day of tourism! I ordered a glass of Pino Noir and, while it was a very fine selection, it was $12.00 - a fact unknown to me until I got the check. However, it must've had a pretty high alc content because it did the job of two glasses of the crap I buy at home. We were seated upstairs in very close quarters to the tables on either side of us - don't expect privacy here. But my husband and I love people watching so we were not put off by being subjected to the DB sitting next to us trying to impress the girl we believe he met online. It was a form of entertainment. My husband spent a good 10 mins perusing the VERY extensive whiskey menu and decided on the Angel's Envy. What a treat! Truly a flavorful blend to savor slowly, first with the olfactory then orally. One can smell the unique ingredients. I plan to buy a bottle of this \"nectar of the gods\" for my boss at Christmas. It's definitely a bone warmer. We ordered a cheese tray appetizer. I was expecting a few triangles of Cheddar. What we got was a smattering of four specialty cheeses - each with opposing flavors - designed, I believe, to wake up your taste buds and remind them that there are still unique flavors in the world! My favorite thing about this tray was the sweet peach jelly infused with a touch of Mustard oil. There's a name for this lovely combination. But I forgot it. Our entree's were the Shephard's Pie and the Flank Steak. The Pie was wonderful. The meat was so tender it melts in your mouth. The flank steak was way way way too salty. I ate it all after those two $12 glasses of super charged Pinot Noir and chased it with 3 glasses of water. I don't think my Sober tongue would have done so well. Steve was a very patient, awesome, friendly server. We asked him more questions than any diner at 10pm on a Saturday night has a right to ask. We tipped him well. Overall, this is definitely a place foodies should try and meat & potato peeps like me should experience!
__label__4 Amazing! Absolutely amazing! Second time here and I like it even better! First; rhe ambience...this place is cool! I could live in here. Second; the service...our server is great, perfect product knowledge, great recommendations and very personable. Finally, the food...the burger is incredible! Fries-better than Jersey Boardwalk fries...and the drinks...the Lions Tail is delicious and rhe bar is chock full I of whisky and rye (of course). Love this place.
__label__4 Wow! Such great customer service. I live all the way in Hawaii and even with the distance, time zone difference, and my procrastination I was able to get flowers delivered to my boyfriends mother bright and early on Mothers Day by just calling a day ahead right before they closed! She keeps talking about how beautiful they are and sent me a picture of them. I couldn't be happier- thanks guys!
__label__3 I spent 20 years living near an award winning chip shop in UK, and made it my mission for longer than that to seek out good chippies throughout Britain, so was very excited when this place opened. It is an American take on a British chippie, albeit a very good one. Where in UK do you get pierogies or hot sauce or tacos or chowder in a chippie? The Scotch pie was too large - you would get it half that size in Scotland - and the filling was more like sausage meat than is usual. It was heavy on sage - that's an English favourite, not Scottish. And it came out several minutes before everything else. The chips were plentiful, hot and crispy - too crispy for a British chippie, but I liked them anyway. The fish was hot, fresh and tasty, but the batter was a beer batter (in UK beer batter is used in pubs, not chippies) and a bit greasy. We asked for brown sauce for the chips - an east coast Scotland thing - and they had HP sauce, which is a decent alternative, as well as proper malt vinegar for the chips. So - not good enough for me to make a special trip when I'm wallowing in nostalgia for the homeland, but probably the closest to a proper fish supper (ie fish and chips) I've found here.
__label__1 Really wanted to love this, wanted being the key work. All I wanted was build your own veggi patty, green style, with blue cheese, BBQ, pickles, and jalape\u00f1os. I know how it sounds but I love it. It took the poor girl several try's before getting correct. Only one person ahead of me and 25 minutes later because apparently they made it wrong the first time and it still wasn't right.\nVery good Blue Cheese but it was just lumped in the middle.\nOnly 2 pickles and 1 jalape\u00f1o and no BBQ sauce.\nIt was not bad but not great either. \nAlso stay away from the garlic aioli, mayonnaise with a little bit of garlic, not an aioli.\nThey do have a nice atmosphere sort of like a modern 5 guys. Also everyone that worked there was really nice. \nAll give it one more try when I can sit and enjoy a local four peaks beer, another plus.
__label__3 Cool place...burgers are fresh and good...don't taste like a grease bomb like 5 guys!!!  Only thing is, it is a little spendy for a burger...can't beat in-n-out for overall quality and price!!!
__label__2 I had an opportunity to get here a few weeks ago and better-yet twice within that one week. My first visit was centered around the bar as the plan was to check out the atmosphere of what appeared to be the new hot spot restaurant in South End. Having just recently moved from Uptown to a South End I was anxious to see what the fellas from 5 Church had going on. \n\nSnagging a spot at the corner of the bar offered a great view of a pretty busy restaurant for a weekday. The bar tenders were attentive and friendly even considering a full bar. After 30 minutes or so I I had to take a peak at the menu and decided that contrary to my initial plan of \"drinks only\" I was going to grab something small. Now, when a restaurant aims for what it appears Nan and Byron's is aiming for I like to give a good test of the menu and order something a bit atypical. That said, by offering a hot dog and mac and cheese a place like this I couldn't pass this opportunity up. It wasn't even on the kid's menu! Let's be honest, if you can nail a hot dog and mac and cheese at what appears to be a quality restaurant than more power to ya. Certainly I agree that with this order I couldn't have possibly expected much, but again, it is Nan and Byron's that offered it and so I had to take them up on it. \n\nUnfortunately I was pretty disappointed. I can't complain much about the value as these were some of the less expensive items on the menu but I can certainly complain of the quality. Honestly, if you are going to go out on a limb by offering a hot dog at a place like this then I'd expect you would at least reward the customer daring enough to order it. The presentation itself was good but the flavor wasn't much greater than what you'd expect from your most basic hot dog. When I asked the bar tender what we were dealing with she admitted she thinks it is a Nathan's hot dog...boiled! Not grilled, but boiled. Who in their right mind boils a Nathan's frank! As for the mac and cheese I can't really speak much about it; not much to write home about and although creamy couldn't help but think \"Velveeta\". I'm sure it wasn't and maybe I'm more of a baked mac and cheese guy but this wasn't doing it for me. \n\nAlthough I will admit this isn't the end of the world for food delivered to my bar stool but I don't think I would be happy if I placed this order from a table. However, this is the point of the experiment, no? Try something from the menu so atypical that likely very few people would order it in an attempt to test the integrity of the one who decided to place the item on the menu to begin with. It is that mindset that brought me back to Nan and Byron's for \"round 2\" less than a week later to try something more typically ordered.\n\nOn my second visit I decided to go for more or the full experience; grab a table and order something more typical. When my girlfriend and I arrived it was Friday around 9:30pm. Upon entering we were greeted by the hostess who was quick to ask us if we had a reservation. I thought it was strange to ask considering the number of tables available. Since we of course didn't have a reservation the hostess asked us to take a seat to wait for the next available table. Now, I'm not sure if this was a ploy to make them seem busier than they were or possibly an attempt to limit the workload on their staff. Either way it is always frustrating to wait for a table when 1) you are only a party of two and 2) you can see empty tables. At the end of the day it wasn't more than a 15 minute wait so not a huge deal. \n\nOnce we were seated I began to take in the atmosphere itself. The setup of the restaurant is great and the design is appealing. I can see this place being a good go-to for a casual date night. As per my previous experience I can attest to the friendliness of the bartenders and could see a drink or two first at the bar before grabbing a table for dinner being a great date experience. Additionally, who could say anything bad about the decision to serve fresh popcorn in place of the old standby bread? Who doesn't love popcorn?!? By the time the waiter took his second pass we were ready to order and I went with his recommendation which was the meatloaf while my girlfriend went with a standard cheese burger. The meatloaf was okay in that the consistency was good, not dry etc. Serving size was good and the roasted corn was very good thought maybe a bit \"too roasted\" with some bites. However, although I can understand the difficulty in getting the spices right in a meatloaf it truly had waaaay too much rosemary in it. Unfortunately the overwhelming flavor of the rosemary overpowered any other possible flavors and made for a less than perfect experience. The mashed potatoes had some pretty good flavor but were cold in both my order and my girlfriends.\n\nI can't say I wont be back here but I'm certainly not going to rush back. I think this place is certainly worth a shot and with a few tweaks can easily bring my rating up to a 4-star.
__label__1 Server was great, ambiance nice, decor very cool. Veggies and hummus dip were good and popcorn was nice to munch on. Ordered a small garden salad and was extremely disappointed at the few pieces of lettuce that arrived. Nothing else just a few pieces of lettuce. Friend ordered grilled chicken salad. Same thing- few stray pieces of lettuce and very small piece of chicken. Others ordered beet burger and pleased. I'll know better next time!
__label__2 My wife and my daughter and I gave Nan & Byron's a try for their Sunday Brunch buffet. Nice selection with a few of the usual items - scrambled eggs, sausage links, bacon, biscuits, grits - and a few that were a bit more unusual including a huge tray of oysters, large shrimp, meatloaf squares and a good few things made with sweet potatoes.\n\nI particularly enjoyed the shrimp (with a New Orleans remoulade, but would have preferred a classic cocktail sauce) and the sweet potato au gratin. Sliced salmon was good too, but I didn't really feel like waiting for the toaster to toast.\n\nService was okay with a waiter who refilled Diet Coke often but coffee not as much. I think he was maybe disappointed that we didn't go all in for the refillable mimosas or bloody marys. We're not all booze drinkers, ya know?\n\nParking's challenging with a small lot but there are some spots to be found on the street.
__label__4 I had never heard of them but the kids thought that the name was funny/inviting. We are greeted promptly and asked if it was our first time. They explained the ordering system quickly. Our 'wiches were made to order promptly and they were delicious. Later I googled them and found that they are a new chain and are opening stores all over. They are worth a try!!
__label__0 Worst sandwich I have ever had from any place ever.  So bad it pissed me off after 2 bites of yuck that I didnt eat the rest.  The meat is beyond gross with all kinds of salt and preservatives and other chemicals added.  The quality to me was something like the cheapest deli meat you would find in the grocery store but not from the deli.  You know what I am talking about.  Mystery meat.
__label__4 Great quick and friendly service. The manager was willing to let me use the check in coupon even after I had paid for my sub which was cool. I like the variety of subs that are available and all the ones that I've tried have been pretty good.
__label__4 Upgrade your haircut! Never again will I step foot into a \"whatever cuts\".\n\nThe price is right and my hair looks awesome! Went with a low tapered gentleman's cut with a slight combover on the front. I'm used to just using my own clippers and doing a #3 all around.\n\nWife loves it too!\n\nHospitality was great and the decor reminded me of my old barber shop as a kid.\n\nGet there early or you will be waiting a while. It is well worth the wait!
__label__4 This is a new Firestone franchise location.    I found their staff to be very honest to deal with on automotive matters.   Their facilities are clean and comfortable.   They deliver work in a timely manner and have gone the extra mile to get hard to find parts at their own expense to get a job done.    You can trust your vehicle here and not have to worry about being led on a mechanics fishing trip.
__label__4 Great service! No wait, actually owned by Pamela's! The food was great-- maybe even better than next door! All sorts of Yiddish references and fun Jewish foods that are hard to find elsewhere. Love the challah French toast. Highly recommended!!
__label__4 Had the Knishwich & Matzo Ball soup. Thoroughly enjoyed them both! This place is definitely on my Pittsburgh brunch list.
__label__3 I really like this place a lot better now that they've moved from the Borgata.  It's a nice open floor plan and I love the outside patio and bar area.  My pizza was great and I'm pleased to see their nice selection of Italian wines.
__label__2 searched for VPN pizza places and found this place.\nWe showed up at 5pm on Thursday and said they had no openings and we had to have a reservation but they squeezed us in right away.\n\nThe bread and oil/vinaigrette is really really good and we asked for more since we had 5 of us and they charged us $2 more. never heard of that. wow!\n\nWe ordered 2 pizzas. One was a specialty pizza with mushrooms and it didn't have red sauce and the other was not a specialty pizza and it had red sauce.\nWe didn't like the specialty pizza and the mushrooms where real soggy and mushy and it was kind of gross.\nThe regular pizza with the red sauce was pretty good but the pizza it self was really soggy and I hate that when my pizza is soggy.\n\nI would maybe try it again because hopefully the pizza wouldn't be soggy next time and it would have to be with red sauce. id rate it 2.5 stars but since I cant I will give it 3 since they squeezed us in.
__label__0 My husband and I had dinner here last week. The food was mediocre and the prices are on the high end. While we were there, we witnessed the owner, the waiter confirmed,  reprimanding a hard working busboy rather loudly, so that the customers could hear the verbal abuse. We also learned that at least 4 other employees have quit in the last week. Because of this persons behavior, we will never return to or recommend this restaurant to anyone. Too many other nice feeling restaurants in the area.
__label__3 Their lasagna is so good!! Not sure what kind of cheese they put in it, it's so creamy. The pasta is well cooked and very thin.\nWe also try their tiramisu dessert and it so yummy!\nIt's lacking a star because our server was not very attentive. Didn't ask to refill our drinks and we have to look for her for our check.\nPrice is pricey for the small portion but it's Scottsdale so as expected.
__label__3 Beautiful Shannon M's last gift to me before she left.  The gift of another pizzeria to enjoy in her absence.\n\nI liked the floor plan with the inside/outside bar.  Clearly I am behind in my reviews because I have not seen outside in several months.  We shared two pizzas and a fried calzone (the Vesuvio) among 3 of us.  It was all pretty great.  I did have to ask what a few of the ingredients were, but the server was more than willing to educate me with enthusiasm.  There's also a small grocer on one side where you can pick up a quick lunch or ingredients to use at home.\n\nDefinitely worth a return visit!
__label__4 Great place for dinner.. Arrived at about 7:30 the place was packed we expected it would be a long wait and thought about finding another place for dinner. We walked in and were greeted warmly by the hostess told her we were two for dinner and she said just wait one minute . Brad a new recruit who had literally started that day showed us to our table.\nThe place was very lively with many families and couples enjoying each other's company and the delicious foods that were delivered to their tables by the extremely well trained and efficient staff. The waitstaff work like a well oiled machine and flited about the room with smiles, the open kitchen environment that housed the wood burning oven put on an awesome show. \nOur waitresses name was Tara she was fabulous and treated us as if we were the only table she had explaining the menu to us with patience and expertly answered all of our questions. She is a student and has been working there for four years.. She is a definite asset to your team! \nWe are on vacation in Arizona for the first time and really were searching for a great authentic place to have pizza and Italian fare. This place is definitely worth a repeat visit when we return\nExcellent food and service!
__label__3 I like the idea I like the simple menu been there several times the only downside is once in a while the chicken will be rubbery but that just depends on the chicken I guess
__label__2 Great chicken fingers. Bland and boring coleslaw. Regular old krinkle cut fries. Come for the chicken fingers and cane sauce, skip the rest.
__label__2 When Stacy Phipps opened the doors to his Indian School establishment in 2008, I was his #1 fan. Stacy catered my holiday functions, family gatherings, and weeknight dinners for the next four years. I was heartbroken to see him leave the neighborhood. I sat back and watched sadly as the quality of food suffered under new management, and as the smokehouse finally shut it's doors last year.\n\nWhen I found out Stacy was back, I was ecstatic! But there are some clear differences, and as much as I want to scream a five star review from the rooftops, I don't think I can just yet. As with most jilted Arcadian food lovers, he's going to have to work to earn my trust back. So today we begin with 3.5 stars, and hopefully we can work our way up.\n\nOn the pro side: the interior has improved, the amazingly friendly service hasn't changed, the spicy BBQ sauce still has that HIP TANG, and they now accept plastic for payment. The brisket was decent - I'm a moist brisket lover myself, so I was thrilled with the moist pieces but turned off by the lean. Still, the flavor of the rub and the rendering of the fat was amaze. \n\nOn the negative side: they microwaved my pork ribs. Like seriously. I heard a ding and saw them pull a plastic shopping bag covered dish out of the microwave. The meat was still falling off the bone and tender, but the whole Chef Mike thing didn't sit well with me, mentally. Also, I wanted fried pickles. Fried pickles are on the menu. They don't serve fried pickles. Uh, WHAT? \n\nNow, to be fair - I just returned from a five day meat fiesta in Kansas City, so I am a little more judgey than usual about my smoked meats. However, I've become accustomed to hot meat off the smoker, and because I can still get that 'round the clock at Rudy's in Chandler, I was much disappoint today at Stacy's. I get that reasonably, Stacy's is a small operation and just can't be expected to smoke meat all day and then let it sit around gathering bacteria during the slow hours, but seriously, invent some new way to microwave your meat, or do it out of customer view.
__label__4 I didn't want to write my review right away.  I visited the salon after reading the great reviews, and after my pink and white acrylics, (done at another salon) were falling off and looking BAD.  I just had to find another place,  I want to preface my review by saying to the readers I'm VERY picky, and have worn pink and whites for 20 years continuously, with only one \"break\" last year to try the gel nail phenomenon, only to have my pink and whites reapplied. They just work better for me.  Try finding a salon that does them well, and you might be in for a journey. I LOVED the new set I had here over a month ago!  The acrylic isn't so \"see through\" so it hides any imperfections while still looking natural.  The gentleman at the front of the salon, did a beautiful job. The salon is easy to get to, decorated beautifully, and after 3 weeks, they were not lifting.  The fill was done perfectly, and they still look as gorgeous as when I got them.  Do not feel you need an expensive Scottsdale salon to get great nails - Five Star Nails will make you happy! I saw a few other customers' nails while there, and they do good work with Gel also.
__label__4 The service and food is great! My wife and I eat here often and highly recommend it for anyone who loves a great sandwich. \nAnother plus is The restaurant is always clean.
__label__1 The service was so so, usually when there is a shift change at the bar it is nice to let those with tabs know you'll be leaving. That didn't happen. Late afternoon they have a very limited menu. I ordered the penne marinara and meatball. The meatball was barely lukewarm and a tad overcooked. I wasn't a fan of the seasoning selection in the sauce. The menu listed that it was served with garlic bread. It did not come out with it and when I inquired the bartender didn't know if it did or didn't but he would get me a piece. When it came out it was overdone. \n\nIn the end, cool decor and good location. Kinks need worked out and more attention paid attention to details.
__label__4 It was a quick, easy, and inexpensive way to get my smog test!  The tech was most friendly.  I used to go to the Sinclair station by the DMV, but it is now a Shell with the most rude people.  Express Smog is close to Q-Doba!  See you next year!
__label__4 Darryl showed up right on time and made the repair in just a few minutes.  Cleaned up after himself and the price was very fair.  I will certainly use Darryl again and recommend him to others.
__label__0 Shame on me for not double checking my take out order before leaving, but they left two items out of the bag. At first I thought that it was an honest mistake, but when I called to explain what happened they said they were sorry and there was nothing that they could do.\n\nIt could have been a language barrier issue but I think they knew what happened and just decided not to offer to deliver the items that they left out and not refund the missed items. \n\nFinally, the food was significantly worse than the How Lee in Squirrel Hill and next time I will simply drive the extra two miles to get better food.
__label__4 CTC is awesome!!! I just took my 1st Crossfit class and would you know, I survived!! :) Steve & Boris are amazing trainers and I am so happy to work with them! It really is like family in there. People I have never met in my life were encouraging me to keep going. CTC will forever be my gym....
__label__0 Please go elsewhere!!!\n\nI was the first one in at 7:30 am to replace my tires and get an oil change.  The shady service writer tried to sell me his own tires from his personal vehicle that he stored in the back. That should have been the first sign to get out. \n\nSince he said it was going to be 2 hours, I decided to wait in the lounge. Two hours later, the mechanics were just chit chatting in the shop, taking their time and my car was still on the lift.  After 4 hours of waiting, I was pissed and they knew it so I was offered a ride home.  \n\nTo my surprised, after the service was finally done (8 hours later), they delivered my car to my house.  So, I thanked and tipped them.  Well, 2 months later, I traded my car in and the dealership advised me that my oil dip stick handle broke off completely. Those MFer's at Goodyear broke it off knowing full well I would not be looking under the hood for sometime! Who knows what else they did to my car?!!\n\nI'll tell everyone I know about my experience so it doesn't happen to them. KARMA.
__label__4 So much fun! Entire family participated in Roc Challenge and loved it!!!!!!
__label__2 I had fun, but wouldn't likely do it again. Everything was cool, just not that exciting at 43 years old. Glad that I did it, but wasn't that impressed with the overall experience for the cost. The packet pickup line at Sports Authority was a joke.  Most people loved it and definitely worth trying once.
__label__0 I really, really wanted to like this pizzeria.  The first time we ordered pizza from Jimmy & Joes, there was barely any pepperoni on it.  Hoping it was an oversight by a new Ahwatukee business, we ordered again and mentioned the lack of pepperoni on our first order.  They apologized and said they would pass the message along.  A lot of good that did - pretty sure we had even less pepperoni the second time.  There is absolutely nothing special about this pizza.  It's expensive (comparable to Spinatos or Oreganos), but the same quality as a fast-food pizza chain.  Save your money and order from Dominos or Papa Johns - they actually taste better.  Want good pizza?  Go to Spinatos or Oreganos.
__label__1 It's Starbucks, so....you know... they have coffee and tea and lots of things to sweeten it with.  Except they never have the blonde roast even though it's on the menu (been there three times and theyve never had it.)  Very odd hours, I think they dont open until 9 on Saturday.  Note:  it's Starbucks it needs to be open when people want coffee.  It's new so the inside is nice but mostly homeless people just hang out on the patio during the many hours this Starbucks is not open.
__label__2 I really wanted to love this place. I have a great history of loving Food Fight restaurants, and on paper this place had a good chance of being my favorite. Brunch all day? Awesome! Full drink menu! Fantastic! Convenient downtown location? Sign me up!\n\nUnfortunately, things don't always work out as well as I want them to. I've been here twice and I'll comment on the most recent outing. \n\nWe arrived at about 3pm on a Saturday and the restaurant is soaked in eye-level blinding light. They gave us a booth that was in the shade but ten minutes later the sun moved and I had to sit next to my wife to preserve my eyes. No big deal. I had a great Manhattan (seriously, it's really good) on the way. It should be noted now that I love their drink menu. And they have a scotch selection that is better than most bars. Seriously, Oban 14? You don't see that around. Even Malt House doesn't have it.\n\nAnyway, I ordered the corned beef reuben and my wife got chilaquiles. My reuben was about 50% bread, 35% cabbage, and 15% pastrami, which was a bit chewy. They also forgot to put the 1000 island dressing on it, so I had to ask the waitress for it and got it on the side. The chilaquiles were not chilaquiles. They were \"chilaquiles\". Imagine if you took bread crumbs and put cooked ground beef on top of it and called it a \"burger\". Go ahead and look up chilaquiles. What they serve here is fried tortilla chips with some sauce and chicken dumped on top. I see another reviewer commented on the chilaquiles not having enough sauce. Seriously, go to Eldorado and try theirs. \n\nWhen we commented on the c hilaquiles being much different than any other chilaquiles we've had elsewhere, the waitress was nice enough to talk to the manager and get that dish comped, which we weren't really asking for, but it's a great gesture that shows good customer service. Unfortunately the manager had to come by later and let us know that the menu really explained the dish pretty well, so (this went unsaid, I just inferred it) really we should've know what we were getting. Regardless, they gave us the dish for free, which was very nice.\n\nI struggled with a 2 vs 3 rating. It's definitely above average and I feel like they are pretty new and still have some menu and food issues to work out. I think if you stick to straight brunch items and booze, you can't go wrong. I'm willing to try it again sometime in the future if things change, but as of now I feel like they've fallen short of my expectations for a Food Fight brunch restaurant.
__label__3 The 25 minute wait was completely worth the deliciousness that I wolfed down! While the service left a lot to be desired, the food was spot on. \n\nMy friend and I sat at the little coffee shop area in the back of the restaurant and apparently there was miscommunication between the host staff and the serving staff. We weren't greeted or waited on for at least 10 minutes. They soon made good on their bad service by offering us each a free donut. We both decided on the maple bacon. The donut was soft and the bacon crunchy. Neither of us could taste much \nof the maple flavor.\n\nMy Savory French Toast was amazing. It was perfectly balanced between the bacon, tender toast, onions and that heavenly hollandaise. Amazing.\n\nNext time I'm visiting my friend, I will for sure be back...but after 11am so the wait will be less!
__label__0 We walked into a empty restaurant at 1230! It stayed empty until we left.  Thought it was busy, but it was the sushi bar next door.\n\nOrdered noodle dish.  Duck was shredded.  Not like picture.  Ordered ramen vs rice noodle.  Charged extra dollar for that.\n\nSoup was so bad, we could only eat half of our order because the soup was too strong.  Chef/server had the nerve to ask us if we had duck noodle before.  They knew we were from Hawaii.  Who doesnt eat duck noodle in Hawaii!\n\nDont recommend.
__label__4 This is actually just to let you know that Layalina has reopened a couple of blocks over, at 401 S. First St, the old Minneci's location. I did not go in, but I did see the \"Open\" sign today, Saturday Feb. 8 2014.
__label__0 First off - great job by the technician that came out to clean the windows.\nIssue is that the price that he then wanted to charge us was TWICE what was quoted over the phone (Bait and Switch??).  It appears that the person who gave the quote over the phone did not explain how they count windows, did not communicate to the tech what the quote was - or if he did, the tech did not clarify the difference in pricing until after he finished the work.\nBecause of the amount they wanted to charge, and we finally paid, was significantly different than was quoted or clarified before work was completed - I would not recommend them unless they clean up their pricing practices.
__label__1 I used to prefer this place over palm beach. I don't think so anymore. They think it's acceptable to place customers in beds with facial bulbs out consistently. I remember over summer there was one bed with facial bulbs out for over a month, yet they would place me in that although there were empty beds of the same level with all the bulbs working. It's kind of ridiculous to pay $30+ a month for this to keep happening. I went again within the last few days and there was another bed with facial bulbs out and of course, I was placed in that one instead of the other empty, working beds. Show a little customer service and appreciation and put me in a fully working bed AT LEAST. Most places will give you a free upgrade in situations similar to this.
__label__2 It looks Very fun with plenty to do for the whole family, however, With football playoffs and open seating, they should figure out a way to not miss anyone trying to order or sit down for a drink. The wait for activities was a little over 3hrs. It was packed. \n\nWe walked in, sat down, but someone in our party had to go and find someone to help us.....20 mins later. No warm introduction , nothing. She asked for our card prior to ordering....The food came fairly quickly...always pass on the spinach dip... That needs more attention than we did honestly.
__label__0 I received a response from William.  Apparently my first email went into his spam folder.  He is going to provide an email gift card for us to try the place out again.  I haven't received the card yet, but I think my husband and I will give it one more shot and see if things have improved.
__label__1 This place has some potential but has a lot of kinks to work out in order to avoid frustrating the customers. \n\nPros: The bowling lanes are very cool! They take photos of the bowlers and put them alongside your name on the screen that shows the scores. And they superimpose the faces from your team onto various cartoons during the game. My kids thought this was HILARIOUS. \n\nMy kids also loved the interactive video playing on the floor outside the bowling area. I watched jumping on pretend bugs, toppling pretend bowling pins, etc for a long time. They all seemed to love it. \n\nCons: I was able to watch the interactive video area because I waited nearly an HOUR to be helped at the dining table in the bowling area. I think I would *still* be there if I hadn't sought out a server myself. And there was a cluster of people near the entrance to the bowling area, which was annoying and made it hard to get in and out. I don't know if they were waiting for a lane, or just socializing there bc they had friends playing in the nearby lane, or what?? But the staff should have relocated them and cleared the flow of people in that area. \n\nAlso the process of buying a ticket for the gravity ropes course was very confusing. We waited in one line, then were told to move to the other line, which meant we had to go to the back of that line and start the wait all over. The bottleneck also blocked the entrance to the shop. \n\nLet people buy laser tag & ropes course tickets at the kiosks instead! And make sure the staff doesn't ignore people waiting to be served. \n\nAlso the nachos were terrible. They were served without salsa (?) and so once you got the few toppings off the top layer, you were left with a stack of chips and nothing to eat them with. The pizza was very good.
__label__1 What an absolutely amazing concept. Video games! Bowling! Laser Tag! BEER!!!! But don't be fooled my friends because it DOES have some major issues. Although the games are awesome, they are a bit overpriced. Fine, the games are brand new and very clean so I didn't mind the prices too much. \n\nNow we get to customer service. Oh boy, that's a big issue. You come to a place like this which is super new, super clean, super flashy, and expect EVERYTHING to be super. But no no no!  We went to the main booth to get game cards and the girls there were too busy talking to each other. Almost seemed like we had inconvenienced them by interrupting their conversation. Anyway, we got our cards and went to play games. HAD A GREAT TIME! While we were playing games, we noticed it was starting to get busy. Time to relax and grab a beer. The bartender didn't really pay attention to us right away. But there were people sitting at the bar already so we assumed he was busy (although I didn't see him making any drinks). Then a waitress walked over to the bar and he started having a conversation with her. That's when I got annoyed. I finally said something and he said \"Hey guys what can I get for you?\" like we had just walked up or something. No \"sorry I didn't see you sitting there because I was too busy flirting with this waitress\" or anything like that. Anyway, we got the beer and relaxed. On my way back to the arcade area, I got curious about Main Event and decided to stop at the main booth again and ask how long it had been open and just get some general info about the place. AAAAAANNNNND....... ONCE AGAIN.... I interrupted the two girls having their conversation. \n\nWent to play air hockey. The scoring seemed to only be counting one side and not the other side. I told one of the two guys standing around between the arcade area and the air hockey area. He apologized and helped me right away without hesitation. What a breath of fresh air.\n\nI will be going back to this place again because the games are awesome. But the crew certainly needs to be retrained or replaced. They will end up hurting this business.
__label__1 Well, the Nachos were great. That's all the food we had, atmosphere was good.  Don't do the oyster shooters, canned oysters, not good!!!   The Tatuado Tequila shots we tried were bad, sort of tasted like vodka.  Some one there needs to taste that stuff, the bartenders didn't even know what it was supposed to taste like. The Margaritas were decent, have had a lot better though.
__label__3 One of the newest sushi and Japanese food restaurants in Edinburgh, and bringing some sushi-eats to the slightly quieter Tollcross / Bruntsfield area. In fact, this area of town that was previously mainly coffee and sandwich shops now boasts Tuk Tuk Indian food, The Hanging Bat Americana pulled pork, thai restaurants, the Three Birds for seasonal local Scottish fare, so it's nice to see some Japanese food make this corner of Edinburgh even more delicious.\n\nI preface all reviews of sushi restaurants by noting the difference between sushi in the UK, and sushi in California / Australia / Japan itself. Good sushi in the UK and Edinburgh can be very, very good -- but it'll never be the same quality, and value for money, as in the Cali / Japan. Here the UK you'll pay \u00a325 for enough sushi to feed you for dinner, and it's seen as a delicacy -- not the other way around where you pay $15 and get as much sushi of the highest quality that you can eat, with some beef on the side for good measures. It's just how it goes here.\n\nSo with that in mind, Harajuku Kitchen is good sushi, that will satisfy your sushi-cravings in the Burgh, although it is pretty pricey and can leave a wee hole in your pocket without feeling overly full (as is often the way of sushi and value for money).\n\nThe sushi they do is lovely. A nice range, with some interesting things I haven't seen before. I went with some rainbow rolls, and mackerel nigiri -- nicely presented on a big plate. My dining partner had a piece of fish in sauce, so there are option that are not-raw and more cooked meals which might suit other palates too.\n\nA nice wee restaurant, nice wee sushi pieces, would definitely come back and its a nice fresh addition to the neighbourhood.
__label__4 alright seriously.. my friends and I are going through the drive thru, not only is there a guy standing out in the 108 (not lying) degree temp, but then there's another guy running to my car window to get payment to make the transaction as fast as possible. I have never had someone run for fast food like that. good job chick fil-a, you made us feel like rockstars.
__label__0 Giant Army Truck out front, really cool. Windows are shuttered and you can't tell if they are open or closed. Went around back to the main door. Also shuttered and no hours of operation sign. Guys want to shop after work, you need to stay open later and figure out a way to let people know that you are in the building. I ended up driving up to Sportsman's Warehouse and spent a boat load of $. I did go in Mad Man shortly after they opened. I spent 10 minutes trying to figurine out the pricing on gas masks and no one came around to see if they could help me.  Prices were nothing to write home about. Get it together before it is too late.\n\nTC
__label__4 Great fresh food and craft beer selection.\nOrdered the 29 burger one of the best burgers I've ever had and fresh cut fries to go with it.\n\nClosest bar to the kitchener rangers arena.  Owner Liam is very friendly and let us park here for the game. \n\nHighly recommended.
__label__3 Great concept. Have it your way...wait...where have I heard that before....Which wich has my vote- hot or cold sandwiches however you want it. My sandwich is a ham with mayo, lettuce, tomatoes, onions, pickles, cucumbers and avocado on a wheat roll. Only complaint was the roll was not that great. I see that they are offering Amoroso's rolls for their cheesesteaks but you have to pay $2 more.\nAmoroso's as anyone from back east knows- they are the NINJA of rolls. Next time I 'll try them to see how authentic they are.
__label__4 I consider myself a regular at this point. At the beginning when the location first opened there were a couple of rough spots. Now however I feel the place is a great addition to the Old Town mix. Great bartenders good diverse crowd from 21 to 80 . This is what a real pub should be like. If you don't like the pasty choices try the pasta salad with chicken. So happy to see no TVs .
__label__4 This new one is soooo much nicer than the Tempe location. Food is awesome! We usually get different pasty's when we go, but my absolute favorite is the Royal with Cheese. Yummy!!!!!\n\nThe atmosphere at this location is bar none! Open & airy. An array of seating types to choose from, indoors & out. Beer selection is great, cocktails are good. Just wish they would carry Sapphire Bombay Gin, come on people, it's English Gin after all!!!!\n\nThis is my go to restaurant when company comes to visit. Highly recommend this place.
__label__1 Too pricey, and does not offer a good coffee. As a daily homemade coffee drinker (not Starbucks), this shop provides a HoRRIBLe horrible coffee. I can't call it coffee at all. My cafe au lait taste like water with milk, the regular coffee taste like the brew has been sitting there for 24 hours. Eww!!! Never come back. Should have listened to my husband for breakfast buffet. Two stars because of the sitting area.
__label__0 Worst bar on the strip.  We came to watch the games for March Madness. They have 7 TVs in the bar area all on the same game, and the manager said it was impossible to change even one of the TVs because they were all on a schedule.  Are you kidding me? Don't come here. Bad service, incompetent management, and somehow they ran out of beer by noon.
__label__2 Stayed at the Monte Carlo so we decided to give this place a try and it was OK; nothing to rave about. We only had drinks and appetizers so I can't comment on the meals. The garlic fries were good but a bit cold and unless you get coupons (they hand them out in the front) for drinks, its not worth the price. Especially knowing you can get free drinks at the hotel even if you just gamble quarters. A plus to this place was the outdoor seating and our server. He was very good even though we only ordered appetizers. We would give it another chance and eat an actual meal so our rating could change.
__label__0 Let me start by saying the food was amazing! Best ribs I've had yet and really great baked beans. Nice environment with a great open strip view. I chose to give this a poor rating because of the servers attitude. The girl who brought our food out had MAJOR attitude problems. Our waitress also checked on us once only after we asked another employee of her where abouts. Leaving for home tomorrow, frequent Vegas quite often. More than likely will not return or suggest.
__label__1 Not a bad place, not great either, would not eat here again. We had a group of 4 and sat outside to enjoy the beautiful view they have. That was the only good thing about this place. \nThe service lacked and was slow and our server could barely answer any questions we had about the food other than saying \"oh you will love it\". Well $18 for sliders l, I better love. But to my surprise, it was a waste. They were small, greasy and a true waste of anything more than $10. \nWe also got the nachos, which you would expect to be shared amongst 3-4 people. Nope, small plate that had greasy store bought cheese that tastes like it was microwaved. \nAnd $14-$17 for a cocktail? Go next door to CVS, by a bottle and use that instead. \n\nThis place is a true vegas rip off and not worth it. Go down the street another block to better eating options which may cost the same, but you actually eat what you paid for.
__label__3 Great drinks.   Awesome music and environment.   Ribs are tough which is unfortunate.   But satisfied with experience.
__label__1 I think people usually associate 2 stars with hatred and I don't hate this place but, \"Meh. I've experienced better,\" just about sums it up. I'm also comparing my experience with Scripps in San Diego which was simply amazing. At Agave, the people are pleasant, if often disorganized and one of the N.P.s I've met has been just great. \n\nMost of the work appears to be done by CNAs and while pleasant enough they mispronounce my child's name every time we visit. The \"triage line\" is a joke and results in a call back within a day by an assistant essentially saying to make an appointment. At least that was my experience: I was concerned about apparent side-effects from vaccines that were administered a few days prior. I can't afford so many appointments to the same \"doctor\" when what I'm expecting is a little follow-up from prior appointments.\n\nBut here is my biggest problem with this office, and to me it's huge: Apparently our doctor is Dr. Thomas, but in 4 appointments in 6 months we've never met her. In fact, I've never seen a doctor there during our visits. The entire place appears staffed with N.P.s, P.A.s and CNAs.\n\nThe office is cute, everyone is nice, wait-times can be excessive and based on my experience there isn't an actual doctor to be found. I've received the same level of expertise from WebMD or MayoClinic.com
__label__1 If you are looking for reheated frozen food in a terrible atmosphere then head on down to the Red Mansion. I guess most Chinese restaurants use froZen stuff, but if I'm going to eat junk I'll spend about $50 less and eat it at Panda Express. Do I really need to pay $50 more for the privilege to eat under spot lights on full blast in a restaurant where the manager and employees talk about you and laugh after you ask them to\nDim the lamps. No thanks!
__label__0 One star because my meal rocked. I had the Hawaiian sliders. \n\nThe wait was 30 min at 10:15 am. We waited 10 min at our table before we received water and coffee. We then had to ask 4 times for coffee refills which took about 10 minutes each time to get. That's another 40 min. I don't want to EVER have to ask. \"Our\" waiter never actually refilled it. Mikey was too busy. Another female waitress overheard us complaining and she refilled it once. One of the meals that came out was cold. I mean cold... The cheese wasn't even trying to melt. It was not good. We sent it back with little apology from our \"waiter.\"  I had to ask for a coke refill. Again why am I having to do this? We then asked for butter for the pancakes. I swear to you 7 minutes passes and he comes back and says, \"oh I forgot the butter, do you still want it?\" No. No. No. Screw this we are done. \nAs we paid and the young man asked if it was ok and we said no it was actually a bad experience for our first time there. He simply took our money and  never looked up. That's crap in my opinion. You just lost a potential customer for the duration of our vegas living. \nThe \"manager\" looked just as lost as the rest if the staff while she was taking names to be seated and not back running the kitchen and doing quality assurance checks. What a crock. I chose not to say anything to her because I felt like that was a moot point as well. \nOn a side note there is only one restroom for the males and one for the females. We used the men's once because it stupid to stand in line that long for the women's. This place is huge and it's not equipped to handle the volume.
__label__0 I have been anticipating to eat breakfast at this place but after having some HAIR strands on my eggs, it just ruined my appetite and my experience. I will never go here ever again or any of their other establishments.  Me and the wife just stood up with disgust facial expressions and excused ourselves, my wife felt bad because she can see that I was really disappointed....
__label__0 I went to this place because of the amazing reviews. I was HIGHLY Disappointed .. First I ordered bacon and eggs ; eggs, scrambled with h cheese. The bacon was half cooked ( I guess u need to ask for crispy bacon to get it fully cooked). I asked for scrambled eggs with cheese, and I got chopped eggs with a slice of cheese on top. Excuse me but I believe when you ask for scramble eggs with cheeses, it suppose to come out SCRAMBLED with CHEESE in it smh. My friend ordered corn beef hash with potatoes on thee side, and her potatoes was frozen in the inside. \n\nWith the negative comes the positive and the ONLY positive I can say is .. \nI ordered the cinnamon bun pancakes and I would have to say it's was the best thing out of the whole order.\n\nI will not be going back to baby stacks. The reviews really let me down this time
__label__3 I love this studio! \n1. Beautiful and clean! \n2. none of that squiggly rubber carpet, or worse real carpet (think first generation bikram studios) \n3. An array of classes... Pilates, bootcamp, power yoga, yin. \n4. Very affordable \n5. None of the annoying pushy ::cough cough vegas hot cough cough:: down your throat tip your instructors crap \n6. nice patrons... You won't feel out of place if you've never down dogged \n\nThe only thing I wish was different is: \n1. wish there was a key fob type check in... I hate having to say my name to a person at a desk\n2. I wish there were some 75 min or 90 min class... all the classes are 60 min... 60 isn't enough sometimes but doing a double can be a bit much
__label__0 The food is WAY too salty and the service was horrible. We waited over an hour for our orders. I would understand if the place was busy but it wasn't. Beyond annoyed. All we got was soup and burgers. They had to redo the burgers because they overcooked the first batch.
__label__3 Food was good, and very affordable!  Birthday singing was obnoxiously loud! Not great if you've got babies and old fogies in yer party, pardner! But, them sweet taters, n sweet tea was tasteeeee!  Mmmm, mmmm. I'm only knocking it down on the rating due to the noise being insane!!! However,  we had one in our party who was a lil picky about her prime rib, and the manager was courteous and prompt about offering a new cut, and fresh sides! Great customer service on the manager's part! Just be forewarned,  if you're looking for a quiet dinner spot around 8pm on a Friday night, best keep yer boots in the dust and keep steppin!
__label__4 First time eating at this location....their service and food is consistent with any other location I've eaten at. \n\nWe sat at the bar, avoiding a 45 minute wait for a table, on a Saturday night at 5:30! They have call ahead seating, but we decided to stop in last minute.\n\nI like bar service myself, because there is someone there all the time, you never have to wait for a server to stop by.\n\nTheir infamous bread and cinnamon butter were gone in seconds....but a second helping would have been too much, because we ordered their crazy delicious fall of the bone ribs for an appetizer. Seriously, these ribs, no matter what, are hands down THE most delicious. I am not a fan of BBQ, but the sauce is toned down, smokey, not tangy.\n\nI ordered the 6oz sirloin, medium rare, with a side Caesar salad and baked potato. Steak was amazing! Quality and taste are out if this world. My husband had the country fried sirloin steak with gravy, house salad and green beans. I wasn't a fan of his entree because it was fried and had gravy, but he said it was delish. The green beans were cooked with bacon..I did not like at all, but he finished the whole thing!\n\nNo dessert for us, because in all reality, their dessert menu is boring, but after all that food, who wants dessert anyway.\n\nAtmosphere is super loud and the bar was a bit over the top with some heavy handed drinkers. I prefer the atmosphere at the Peoria location, but none the less, had a great time :)
__label__4 For the TS (Town Square) Location:\n\nCame in with a party of 5 and was seated right away. It was extremely busy for a Monday night so you know the place is desirable. Inside looks amazing, has a nice  white bar and table tops with gorgeous chandeliers down the back wall. We got an Almond Joy martini,a S'mores martini, Blue Ocean Goblet and a Passion Punch Goblet as well as a classic Margarita. SO GOOD!! all this drinks were very tasty (their specialty) \n\nFor apps we got the baked brie, popcorn shrimp and a bruschetta and two of the girls got french onion soup to start; all of which were amazing! Usually bruschetta  and french onion soups are hit or miss, well Sugar Factory's TS were definitely A HIT.\n\nNext came a Tuna Melt, Tuna Tuscan Salad,Bleu Cheese Bacon Burgers and the best grilled cheese sandwich ever, had 4 different cheeses in it! \n\nPlus they have candy, lollipops and merchandise you can purchase before you leave!\n\nThe food was great and the service was well above anything else I've experienced at Yard House or Brio. Would definitely recommend to any local or tourist in Town Square for the day, GO TO SUGAR FACTORY TOWN SQUARE, so good!!! A+
__label__0 If I could give no stars, I would.  The service here was horrible, which is weird because there seemed to be several waitresses, a busboy, definitely a manager of some kind, and some random hipsters that you could have thought were customers, until you got up to get your own menu (see note about bad service above), and then they got up and got it for you.  The service did not get better once I ordered mediocre food, the busboy brought all the food, and some random French fries no one claimed.  When I got my tomato soup and grilled cheese, the bus boy realized the random French fries from before actually were mine, so he just brought back the same fries.  They were cold by this time.  Communicating with them seemed to be difficult, either they did not listen or did not care, one of the two.  Dessert was ok, but certainly not worth enduring bad service and average food.
__label__1 We were a party of 11 that went after a movie for brunch. \n\nPro: wait time was much less than told\nGreeting was friendly \nWaiter was friendly \n\nCon: seated 11 of us with 2 menus\n         On 3 different occasions they brought other people's drink to our table.  \nOur food took much longer to be served than it should have.\nThey brought out 3 entrees and the rest of the party's food came out 15 min later. \nThey forgot one of the kids meals. \nWhen the food finally came out it was cold. \n\nThis is my second time here and my first was also a hot mess. The first time it seemed like their Corp people were there and the staff was stiff and nobody smiled.  Food was cold and took forever.
__label__3 The food was mediocre, we had bacon and eggs and a veggie omelette, we will try desert next time.                                        The drinks were very good the service was great, Monique our server did a great job.                                                         The guy in the suit, a manager,was a total maniac he was running around apologizing for everything and saying off the wall things.                                            I would definitely come back for the drinks, they have one bar tender who managed to keep up with my girl and I despite our alcoholic tendencies and all of the drinks were very good.   I have them a 4 because I like to drink and their service was great
__label__0 What horrible service.   I absolutely LOVE the sugar at Paris, by unfortunately this location was a huge disappointment     It took the hostess several minutes to even acknowledge me standing right in front of her.    After not getting any service for ten minutes after being sat, I got up and walked out. \n\nI mentioned this to a manager on the way out and his response was \"oh, I'm sorry, we're very busy\" and let me walk out. \nNever coming back !!
__label__4 Awesome place! Lauren is the best! Great service! Love the drinks, most definitely will go for seconds!
__label__2 To begin with, The Sugar Factory at Town Square has a great staff and an amazing experience. The only minus is that the food comes from a very select menu and is not all that great. Also, it doesn't even compare to The Sugar Factory on the Strip!
__label__2 I came here during the week and it was pretty dead. I was surprised because they have a pretty good happy hour with 50% off drink until close. We just came for drinks and sat at the bar. The bartender was good but a bit of an over sharer. I think he opened with the fact that he was hungover. I got one of the goblets and it was delicious. They are exciting to drink with the dry ice and candy. I probably wouldn't come here regularly but I would definitely bring people when they are in town. I came here with my brother and the bartender ended up giving us his drink free, so that was very nice.
__label__0 It's all about the staff, second disappointment and we didn't even eat there. I thought this one would be different but I was wrong. No more sugar factory for me.
__label__0 Horrible service, hot chocolate was delivered 10 minutes after the rest of our order, and tasted terrible. Avoid this place.
__label__0 This is ridiculous, the place is empty and I can't get a table to eat desert, I need to order at least appetizers.\nI was honest to say I want I have a desert, hosted was unbelievable rude.
__label__4 After the last bad trip to the eye brow bar at the Mall, i was back out there looking for a good threading salon. Preetys came up so i drove halfway across town only to arrive half an hour past closing. But the proprietors were inside making repairs so they allowed me in. I was directed to a smiling older indian woman who promptly ushered me to the chair and got right to work. With a very gentle touch she cleaned up my very overgrown brows in a jiffy!  I was skeptical because she worked so tenderly but my brows were pefectly shaped and groomed. I will be a regular and refer friends!
__label__3 Great seafood.  Order the seafood in the bag, by the pound.  The fried options in baskets are not as good.  You cannot go wrong with the food.\n\nThough place was not busy (only 3 tables occupied), still took a good 5 minutes before we got seated during lunch.  Once you get seated, they are prompt and right at your elbows for the refills.
__label__4 This place has amazing burgers, the best onion rings and fries in Charlotte.  If your after a burger check this place out. You won't be disappointed.
__label__2 I am one of the beer nerds that Travis W. was speaking about in one of the earlier reviews and I have to agree with everything Travis states in his review. With that said though, I love new businesses in our area...especially a new brewery. I do not think there could ever be too many breweries. However, I personally was not a fan of the beer selection that is available at this time. But that is just my taste. To me, the higher the gravity, the better and the more hops, the better. But that is not everyone. I love the brewery itself, it is much different then all of the other breweries as far as atmosphere. It is definitely an impressive setup and I look forward to going back in a couple months and see if they have any new brews.
__label__3 FINALLY. I've been waiting for Urbana-Champaign to open up a Japanese ramen shop and one has finally opened. With an extensive menu of appetizers, fresh sashimi, sushi rolls, shoyu + miso ramen, and other korean dishes, you will definitely have to take some time to look over the menu. I would have to say that the sushi was the freshest I've ever tasted in Urbana-Champaign. Being from Florida, my standards for sushi are a bit high and have been disappointed over the past 2.5 years I have been living in the CU, but Sakanaya does not disappoint. \n\nLocation is ideal as it is right on Green Street, the heart of the UofI campus. Parking can be hectic though. ($0.75/hr) Parking is free after 9pm and free on Sundays. There was a line the entire time we were there, but service was fast and friendly, so the line was constantly moving. Also, we went after opening day. The interior and exterior is very appealing, but the inside is a bit smaller than I would have imagined. The tables are pretty close to each other. The man next to our table was sitting alone, listening on our conversation and occasionally talked to us. \n\nPrices are a bit more expensive than I thought. Since it is catering to mostly college students, thinking of one's budget, the ramen bowl would've been nice at $8, instead of the $12. Portion size is good - shared a shoyu ramen bowl and kamakazi (sushi roll) with a friend and we were satisfied. (But there was still room left for dessert.) Ramen broths are pork-based. The pork melts in your mouth and the broth isn't too salty or bland - just right. It was a bit lukewarm though, but that's just preference. I like my soups really hot. The salmon on the kamakazi was really soft and melted in your mouth too. Definitely fresh. \n\nTl;dr? \n- Sushi and ramen are good. Get it. \n- Atmosphere is romantic. Definitely a date night kind-of place. \n- Worth the experience/trip, not worth the price. Would've been better if it was $4 cheaper. Where else can you buy authentic Japanese ramen here, anyway?
__label__4 Fantastic! My favorite Japanese restaurant in Urbana-Champaign.
__label__4 This place probably has the best vibe in Champaign for restaurants. Very modern interior and professional waitstaff. I've been here several times while I was out here in Champaign and none disappointed. \n\nThe ramen is good, sushi is much better than any others in Champaign, and appetizers are delicious! This place will definitely be successful. It's on the higher end in terms of pricing compared to everything else on the street, but you need to treat yourself every now and then. It's on the further end of Green St, but worth the trek.\n\nBe sure to try their sushi and ramen out! Their specials have always been delicious!
__label__1 Eh. That's really it... The chips were strips of chips and they were too thin so it was kinda like eating crumbs because they kept breaking. The salsa was eh. My husband ordered a carne asada plate and about 1/8th of the plate was meat, the rest was beans and rice. The meat was dry. For paying an extra few bucks to get some meat on my salad, I should have received something that looked like meat? Instead there were crumbs of ground what-can-only-asssumed-to-be-meat interspersed through my bowl of lettuce (because the presence of other salad-like ingredients was sorely lacking.) I guess that's my mistake for ordering a salad at a Mexican joint.\n\nThe server was pretty awesome though,  she was really on top of it. The ambiance of the restaurant is very cozy and quaint,  it looks like one of the walls opens up to the patio which might be cool when it's not 120\u00b0 outside. \n\nThe prices didn't match the food quality.  Maybe it was a bad day or a growing pain? Eh. Maybe we'll come back. Maybe.
__label__2 New place, long wait, what else is new. If you are from Toronto, you would be used to lining up for ramen places though (but never really quite sure why...)\n\nThe ramen is standard kenzo, so noodle is a bit chewy. What I liked was that the stock wasn't too salty. Not sure if portion is too small or price is too high (again standard kenzo so not really directed to this particular restaurant).\n\nThe takoyaki was quite okay, a satisfying snack eat to end the meal on a good note.\n\nI would say this is a welcome addition to the plaza landscape, may be tempted to visit again on cold winter days.
__label__1 Probably the best ramen restaurant in the University of Waterloo plaza.\nIt is not as good as the Kenzo Ramen restaurant in downtown Toronto, lacks flavour.\nThe price is high for the quality. \nYou cannot wait in line inside of the restaurant, therefore you have to wait outside because there is usually a line of 5 of more people waiting. (Not comfortable in the winter).\nThe credit/debit card machine does not work.\nService was fast.\nThe restaurant appeared to be run by Koreans rather than Japanese people. So its not legit ramen.\nWill probably not go often, I would rather have ramen in Toronto, where the quality justifies the price.
__label__2 A-ok for now. When I went it was almost empty in the place so we were seated right away. The sever came and though I appreciate her being friendly towards my daughter and humoring the Tinker Bell talk, I was secretly wishing they would wrap it up already because I was super hungry haha. \n\nWe all ordered sandwiches, turkey club w/fries, crispy chicken w/onion strings and a kid's grilled cheese w/fries. I only tasted the turkey club and it was very good (can't really mess up a turkey club, at least I hope not). My daughter took only one bite if her grilled cheese but she never eats in general because of how picky she is. My dad said he liked the crispy chicken and he loved that it came out hot. \n\nThey only thing that made me wonder....we were literally one of the three small groups of people sitting in there. If the place were busy I would understand why our server was hardly to be seen. She checked on us once right after we got our food (of course when my mouth is full) and then we didn't see her again until she FINALLY came with the check. \n\nOne small thing to add...She never offered us a refill on our drinks, what if I was dehydrated...
__label__1 This place is $5 for adults $2 for kids, and everything there is to do costs even more money. The website doesnt say any of this. I'm very aggravated that i spent $11 to get me and my kids in here and still cant do anything without paying at least $3 more PER KID. I feel rather ripped off. I wont be back.
__label__2 This is just an average cafe. We ordered fish and chips, fried chicken and a Belgian waffle. Everything was just ok. Not bad; not good. I do commend them for serving up fresh, fried chicken and not pre-fried frozen Banquet chicken like a lot of other places in Vegas. The prices are very reasonable.
__label__4 I probably visit 100 different Starbucks per year in my travels.  This is 1 of my favorites.  The store font is perfect and captures the beauty of the Phoenix Sunrise which makes the mood that much more perfect at a coffee shop in the AM.  The staff is very friendly and upbeat as should be the case for a morning coffee shop.  The patio is huge with lots of outdoor seating and the inside is really cool how they have a long leather bench that runs the length of the store and lots of 2 tops all the way down it.  Lots of seating and comfortable.
__label__3 Komex opened up a secondary new location! It was not as busy as the original, though it's brand new and I wonder if people just don't know it's here. It's not far to head here though if the other one has a fairly long wait. \n\nWe met up with our friends and shared a few items and got some individual tacos: \n\nTacos - they now offer pork belly which was rather tasty and tender so I definitely recommend getting it on something with it. Also got daegi gogi/pork which is my other favorite taco. \n\nPork Belly Fries - Lots of cheese, salsa, jalapenos and pork belly. Messy, but good and a large share- able portion.\n\nFusion Wings - This comes with plain fries and the wings were nicely crispy with a sticky sweet and spicy glaze. Really enjoyable as I have a little bit of a affinity for sweet and spicy wings.\n\nFusion Flautas - This is one of my favorite things to get. The flautas are crispy and yet fluffy fried tortilla stuffed with a good portion of meat and cheese. I enjoy the mix of guacamole with sweet Korean sauce they do. I love that there is more than enough for the flautas and extra always to dip chips in! \n\nService was friendly enough. We had a second round of tacos and unfortunately it took long to get it. She did apologize and explain that a large party was before our order put in so not really their fault. \n\nThe food taste the same, which is a good thing and I saw one of the owners here running the front so I'm glad they seem to be doing right with consistency of a second location. Will be back, it's not far from my work.
__label__3 So happy that they decided to open up a Komex on my side of town!! Always a good place to go to for a quick bite. I also come here when I wanna introduce this place to people from out of town or if they've never been here before. I come here strictly for the fusion tacos. The spicy pork tacos are my favorite. Delicious!!! I have tried some of the other items on the menu on the other hand. They're alright.. nothing too \"fusiony\" or special I would say
__label__0 Horrible, and I mean absolutely horrible service. Went there on a sunday night with a group of 7, and unlike other places that charge gratuity with 8 or more, Bar Louie charges it with 6 or more people. I ordered an appetizer to split with my gf, had 2 beers and she had 2 mixed drinks. Our total came out to over $50 after waiting 20 mins for the server to get our checks right. If you are on a budget and want to have a good time, this is not the place to go. Everything on the menu is highly overpriced. Will not be a repeat customer
__label__1 Ok. Let me start off by saying that Tuesday's are the BEST day to come here if you want a cheap, not so fast, meal. $5 burgers -&- fries/tots (circa $5.38 w/ tax). This is why it automatically gets 3 stars. The downside to this is that their demand + quality = unsatisfactory @ times. They started making the burgers (meat portion) all \"well done\" which allots the burgers to become dry. I personally like mine medium-rare because it remains juicy and is not overcooked. The tots/fries are a hit/miss depending on 1) party size & 2) the number of customers ordering. This also has an effect on the overall service. When I was there, the waitress messed up over half of the orders because she did not write it down. When I did get my food, the tots were basically croutons. My burger was on the point of crumbling into dust b/c it was so dry (and I added ranch, ketchup, and a fried egg was on it). The drinks are definitely overpriced. They are located by UNCC, so they should absolutely lower the prices for drinks for students. The actual venue is set-up nicely, but it was extremely cold and the waitress did not know how to adjust/turn-off the ceiling fans (or didn't even try for all I know). Overall, the price for the burgers + fries/tots is worthwhile, but how they handle customer volume needs to be more embedded in their training program. O_o\n\n********************\nUpdate 11/19/2014 - Bar Louie is now making you buy a fountain drink if you get the $5 special. Therefore, your bill is now roughly $10.00 w/ tip included. I went there for the $5 burger + tots, not for a freaking soda. I will not be back here for a while because of this peculiar & random add-on. Thanks Bar Louie for ruining the special. I will not tell anyone else about you guys! o_O
__label__0 oh boy dont know where to start, went for father's day and it was awful,  order steak but it was burned and the chef send it out anyways, table of 4, 3 meals came out and the 4th meal came out 30minutes after everyone was almost done so I just ask for it to go, ordered a soup that never came out and no fork, drinks were not refill for 40 minutes and all food was not up to par. good thing manager comp the steak and offer to cook another one but we had enough so didnt want another steak after been there for almost 2 hours. wouldn't go back.
__label__4 I've been to a lot of gyms in Scottsdale and BODI is definitely one of a kind. I have done both the Strength and Sweat workouts at BODI and they are truly the hardest workouts I have ever done. But in the same breath, modifications are given to make the workouts suitable for any fitness level. What really sets BODI apart from other gyms is the owner, Nikki Metzger. She is so incredibly welcoming, knowledgeable and passionate. It makes you feel comfortable in her gym and also very excited about reaching your fitness goals. I highly recommend BODI if you are looking for the best results from a 60-minute group fitness class.
__label__3 Review to come soon! Just got say those cocktails were rather good indeedy!
__label__4 New to the vapor scene my wife and I ventured in to get some new supplies. The owner was very patient with us and took the time to explain every detail of the process And took apart the vaporizer and pieces it back together. You can sample the flavors before you buy. They give a punch card where every 10 bottles are free. Thanks for being so helpful and friendly!!
__label__3 Conveniently located to where I'm at. Menu looks tastefully planned. On my first visit, I ordered the white fish special. Although I was called to return back to work immediately, I had to @least get a quick taste before asking for it to get wrapped up to go! I must say, that one taste gave me the craves to wanting to just  finish it! LOL The service was politely excellent and I assure you & them that i will be back when I EVER get the free time away from work! Oh, I have to also mention that I went there w/my son on national pizza day that day, and my son ordered 2slices of their pizza, well being that he is a pizza fanatic since childhood, he was pretty much satisfied. So if you're wanting that pizzaria pizza and some good wholesome pasta dishes, then I suggest that you come on down and check it yourself, because it's \"Mama Mia mmm mmm good!\" LOL Oh! And plenty of parking as well! Bravo smooches!
__label__0 Stay awayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy\nYelperasssssssssss\nStay awayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy\nAgain and again and again the will try to charge more money!!!!!!
__label__4 This place is amazing and it just opened up by my house so I decided to make an appointment for a new set of lashes. The lounge is nice and relaxing. Olga was the girl who did my lashes and she was wonderful and I loved the end results of my lashes! They now have me as a regular client!
__label__0 If i could actually rate GLLounge negative 3 stars..i would.  The manager & lash technician should take a course in customer service.  I booked a appointment & arrived to be told i had no appointment...instead of acknowledging their mistake, we ended up going back & forth regarding the \"imaginary\" appointment at 10am.\n\nalso there is a huge language gap as the manager speaks below average english.\ni will NOT be back nor would i recommend this lounge to anyone wanting to be treated like a VALUED CUSTOMER.
__label__3 After a crazy long day of work I decided to go grab a quick bite to eat at this new location close to my office.  I am a long time customer of Pita Jungle and very familiar with the menu and quality of food.  While I can't say I've visited every Pita Jungle in the Phoenix area, I can honestly say that this was the best service I have ever had at a Pita Jungle.  My server's name was Kelsey and she made the entire experience worth coming back.  Kelsey was quick to point out item's that were new to me on the menu, and catch me up to speed with the drink specials.  This to me is often something servers overlook.  I was happy to kick off my visit with a margarita, on special, and have everything else delivered in a timely manner.  Kelsey was also quick to keep the table clean and bring me my check when I was ready to head home.  Thanks again Pita Jungle for hiring this amazing server!  I will be back!
__label__0 As one other reviewer also stated, I got food poisoning from this establishment. How can I tell? Well I had lunch there yesterday at 2:30 and then just watched it come all back up a half hour ago. I ate 17.5 hours ago. Food shouldn't sit in your stomach for more than 8 hours. Didn't even eat anything in between because I felt progressively worse after lunch. Like everyone else is saying...go to the one on Shea, never had a problem with that place ever and I've lost count if how many times I've been there.
__label__2 It's a flat odd coloured mess, I can't wait to go back. I had the Dic Ann cheeseburger and sauce, which is a flat cheeseburger with meat sauce, and they give you a popsicle stick to lift it out of the cardboard basket. And the flattest hot dog with all the fixins, I can't really explain it, but it was squashed and tasty. Think White Castle but with Wolverine-like origins, from the Wilds of the Canadian wilderness, Montreal.
__label__2 Just ok nothing special. Live around the corner probably won't be back it ain't my thang.
__label__4 This is an amazing place. All four of our kids really enjoy coming here. The staff are all great with the kids and definitely friendly. Service and staff are terrific. The staff definitely cares about their customers and appearance.\nEnvironment is extremely clean and would without a doubt recommend to anyone looking fur indoor fun for kids :-)
__label__0 Very disappointed at the service provided by the store!!! Even Wal-Mart has better customer service.  You cannot return anything there!!! I have the following when I try to return my Xbox One:\n\n*Gift Receipt\n*Xbox One (unopened)\n*It was purchased on 11/22/13 so it was well with in the return period\n\nI got an Xbox One as a gift but I already have one, so I try to return it at the store (Unopened and with the receipt). They said I have to call to return it because it was purchased on their website. I called their supposed \"store phone number\" but is a call center in India that handle their store phone call. They cannot transfer you to someone at the store at all!\n\nWhen I told her I want to return my new Xbox One, they told me I have to get the credit card number and email address of the person who give me the gift!!!! I explained that it was a gift but she said she cannot help me without that info. After going back and forth with her for 10 minutes, I ask to speak with a supervisor. She put me on hold for 15 minutes and told me that because I don't have the order information (I guess the receipt and order number isn't good enough) they cannot escalate my call to a supervisor. She pretty much told me she cannot help me. I asked to see if maybe someone can call me or I can email someone she said they don't have that! What? Microsoft does not have a customer service email?\n\nI'll probably going to sell it on craigslist or something and get me a playstation 4. At least if I buy something from the Sony store or Apple store I can return it.\n\nBottom line - if you are going to buy a Microsoft product, buy it from Amazon, BestBuy, Wal-Mart, etc... because at least you can return it!
__label__4 Hands down best Pho in town. Also try the beef salad and tom yum soup. I have yet to try the sandwiches and rice dishes. Definitely coming back to support the business. I found my new spot!
__label__2 Based on some the positive reviews on yelp, wife and I decided to try out this place. \n\nSunday night at around 8 pm, there was not a single customer in the restaurant. No take out orders coming in either. \n\nThe server that we had for the night was really an odd case. We couldn't understand what he was saying and perhaps he couldn't understand what we were saying. They had a special offer on yelp for draft beer which we wanted to check in and take advantage of.  The server didn't know what yelp was or the types of beer they had in stock on draft or bottled. We asked him to send someone else to talk to us. Seems like the only other staff in the restaurant was the (only?) cook. He was of no use either. We settled on not having beer and ordered ginger chicken kabob as an appetizer. \n\nThe good was decent but not great. It can on a bed of lettuce vs onions as mentioned on the menu. The chicken was tender but lacked flavors. Also, wasn't cooked kabob style per se if you know what I mean. \n\nWe decided to not order main course, paid the ticket and got out of there. \nSummary: will not go back here. \n\nThanks for reading.
__label__3 Staff very friendly and helpful with explaining menu items, and making recommendations based on how many you will serve and how soon you will eat. I ordered the food \"to go\"\n\nGenerous portions. Tasty!
__label__3 It was good. understandably a little crazy being that i went during a sale hour, the employees looked a bit scattered and the only one who seemed to know what she was doing was the girl checking me out (i think her name was like ava or something) i don't know, overall good yogurt and good deal! i would definitely recommend it to a family with kids, great hangout and my daughter loved it when the giant ice cream cone came out (It was their character mascot).
__label__0 My girlfriend and I came in here for brunch and were sorely dissatisfied. I had some pancakes, bacon and eggs. While those were okay, I could have gotten the same thing for the same value at Denny's for $5 cheaper. However, my girlfriend's meal was another story.\n\nShe had the 1/2 sandwich, soup and salad combo. I'll start with the salad, because that was the best part. The salad was decent; I'm not sure how you can mess up a bowl of mixed greens. The avocado ranch was a nice touch as well. Neither of us are sure why they served saltines with the salad and oyster crackers with the soup, but sure, why not.\n\nThe soup was a \"Yankee Potroast\" soup. My girlfriend coined it as \"minestrone with one quarter-sized piece of meat\", and that it had obviously been microwaved. Not a huge deal, but I think we all prefer food from an establishment that isn't microwaved and serves meat when it's advertised in the name.\n\nFinally, the 1/2 sandwich was a corned beef sandwich on ciabatta bread. The ciabatta bread was hard as a rock, probably old. When it was deemed inedible, I suggested that she just take the sandwich apart and eat the beef and greens. The beef was so wet that when my girlfriend carefully took the sandwich apart, it splattered onto her wallet. Ew. Altogether, her meal at $7.29 of microwaved soup, mediocre salad, and an unappetizing sandwich was not worth the price.\n\nI'll note one more thing here. With my pancakes I had poached eggs, and thank goodness I did, because I saw one of the servers shoving scrambled eggs into a bucket. I'm not sure when these scrambled eggs were cooked; it was likely in the morning for easy access when someone ordered them to pull out of the bucket, heat up, and serve. However, I'm not sure why they can't just cook scrambled eggs to order. That makes no sense to me.\n\nAll in all, it was a disappointing experience. I'm hoping that this was just an anomalous branch in an otherwise reputable chain and that they can fix some of these problems.
__label__2 After Harlow's down the road was so packed we couldn't park, we decided to give this new breakfast cafe a try.  The portions are extremely generous and overall the food was really good.  The prices are a little high I think, but not so much that I wouldn't return.  I knocked down a star because the ham I received was \"off\" and tasted like it was past it's shelf life, and the oj was just so-so.  They do give complimentary chocolate covered strawberries that are epic!
__label__1 I was looking forward to trying this place as I like this type of fare!  \n\nOrdered the breakfast veggie wrap and iced latte. Food came out quickly with generous sized portions for all three of us and looked great when served, but maybe we expected more because nothing really blew us away. \n\nIn fact,  the bottom of the wrap was soggy - maybe veggies were not drained enough after steaming?  Grilled veggies would give this some flavor as it was pretty bland as well. I couldn't eat it but didn't let staff know...I might have if someone had come around to see how it all turned out. A gentleman came by about 1 minute after we got our food... of course everything is fine then!\n\nThe mark of a good restaurant is when the manager asks how the meal WAS. It's the only way to get the valuable feedback needed to know how the food is actually coming out of the kitchen. \n\nFriend said her French toast was delish, but could taste a hint of onion like a spatula was shared at the grill. She and I both received our lattes well into our meals and only after asking for them when food arrived. Server was polite and apologetic but might have done something like made them a large to show appreciation for our patience.\n\nI still want to like this place, so plan to go back and try a different item and chalk this meal up as a one-off disappointment... that's possible, right? \n\nWould be happy to edit this review after my next experience... hopefully for the good!
__label__4 Big portions, good flavor, great prompt service, great price.  Pancakes  than IHOP, waffles better than Waffle House, French toast better than...making it yourself.  Will be back.
__label__4 Bloody mary's were great food was awesome.  Dave and Roxanne ate great people.
__label__2 SHOPS & RESTAURANTS THAT FALL FAR BELOW THE LEVEL OF THE STRATOSPHERE\n\n  The Stratosphere Tower Shops are what the Forum Shops are to Caesar's Palace and Miracle Mile is to Planet Hollywood. It is the shopping mall of the Stratosphere Hotel & Casino. This the one thing that it shares in common with the casino malls. Whereas the majority of casino malls celebrate their host property while showcasing an exciting selection of shops and restaurants,  the StratosphereTower Shops fall far below the level of the stratosphere in selection and shopping environment. It is more of the level of a retail and restaurant pergatory.\n\n  I am no stranger to the Stratosphere Tower Shops. I have walked its corridor before and after hanging out all the way up in the Level 107 Lounge or the observation deck. When I walk the Stratosphere Tower Shops, I am 106 levels below the Level 107 Lounge and one level above the casino. When I enter the mall to head to the 107 Lounge elevator, it is via the escalator by the center casino bar.The first thing I see when the escalator reaches the mall is a faux tower foundation. It is hard to tell if it is supposed to be a faux foundation of the Stratosphere Tower or the Eifel Tower. However, it is easy to tell that I am looking at the Golden Arches. Generally speaking the food selection here stinks. For me Chicago Hot Dogs, Tropical Smoothie, a pizza concession, and McDonald's doesn't cut it. This is the start of a windy hall toward the attractions elevators and ultimately to the theater where the second escalator reaches the north section of the casino.\n\n  The Stratosphere Tower is the tallest structure west of the Mississippi River. When I walk through the mall I ask myself, \"When I walk through the gateway to the Stratosphere Tower, why do I feel like I am in a second tier outlet mall?\" There is a want of a celebration of the Stratosphere and spirit to the hallway. I pass by theme areas that seem random and make no sense. First there is the Metropolitain area that bares an infinitesimal resemblance to France with the exception of a faux tower foundation. This barely resembles the Eifel Tower and could be mistaken for the observation deck base. As I continue ubexcitingly walking through the mall, I enter a Chinatown theme area. The shops and restaurants have as much in common with Chinatown as New York New York has in common with the Flamingo Wildlife Habitat. I don't get it. As I walk on  unexcidedly I see gift stores, a popcorn store, art gallery, tattoo shop, jewelry shop, and arcade. Please note that under this business listing I posted a tip displaying the mall directory. The most interesting display to catch my eyes are the two storefronts displaying Hello Kitty and an arcade with a bull statue. When I look around,  I think to myself that the Stratosphere Tower Shops could use some life in its halls. To bring it from its dead spirit, restaurants and bars that overflow with tables ovetlooking the mall could bring it to life. Maybe a couple of kiosks minus aggressive venders in the center, or performers. As my footsteps increase, I see a ramp ahead with overhead signing to the attractions elevators that are on the right. A few feet further, the mall peters out at the theater where the escalator descends to the casino level. \n\n   The Stratosphere Tower Shops has so much potential to be a mall that could knock my socks off. What other mall could boast of having the tallest structure west of the Mississippi River as an anchor?  To make this happen,  my mindset is that  management will need to facilitate a major refurbishment of the mall that will bring in exciting stores and restaurants with a theme that celebrates the Stratosphere. Until that happens,  I see the Stratosphere Tower Shops as a walk through an unexciting  gateway  to the exciting tallest structure west of the Mississippi River.
__label__2 My girlfriend and I came here tonight.  The service was by far the best service I have ever received at any restaurant.  We had three different people come up to us as well as one of the cooks as well as what seemed to be the manager of the restaurant.  It was outstanding and the servers were all very nice.  \n\nHowever, I have to give a fair review and say the food was subpar.  I had a cheeseburger and my girlfriend had the tuna burger.  She loved hers, but I thought mine was overly greasy and it fell apart as I ate it.  Not one of the better cheeseburgers I have had.  We also got the potato chips which were good and my girlfriend loved the sauce that came with it.  \n\nI have to say I probably won't be coming back here due to the low quality of the food, but the service is exceptional and location is great as well.
__label__4 I've been here three times previously and always had the chicken sandwich which we all know is amongst the best in town. But on my stop by the takeout window today at noon I knew I wanted something different and told the young lady working the counter (wish I'd asked her name so I could acknowledge her...cute brunette...ponytail I think). Rather than give the \"everything is amazing\" line that annoys the crap out of me she recommended a single item that she thought I would like, the Paris burger. She even gave me a food hack to ask for the next time I'm there (chicken sandwich with Paris burger toppings). I got home, devoured the delicious burger (I'm not normally a grass fed guy) and am already thinking about the chicken sandwich with Paris toppings she recommended. Kudos to Ingo for truly tasty food and also for such a great staff of friendly and knowledge people. They make the food even tastier...especially for people like me who score atmosphere and energy of a place right up alongside the food.\n\nThe Stand may have the best overall burger in Acadia/Arizona/America? but for the complete package, Ingo's Tasty Food can't be beat.
__label__1 Well, if you comps this place to both American and Italian restaurants, this F&B's can hardly compete against them. After having few pizzas and seafood, it was clear that F&B tries to compromise between these two kitchen styles without succeeding in neither. There are definitely better pizza & pasta places out there, and seafood seemed to be typical frozen stuff that food industry is pushing into home freezers. In summary, the food we had was nothing special that I would not be able to cook myself. Regretting that we ate in this place as there were better places nearby.
__label__2 I've been waiting to write this review because I've been hoping these issues would be worked out on their own - I truly believe they have a remarkable product. I've been to Nekter (this location) quite frequently since they opened and was an addict for the first few months. The Popeye Acai is my favorite, Date Nut is great, and the green Toxin cleanse is delicious as well. I also love the prepacked green juices and have tried the famous Acai bowls. \n\nThe product has been extremely inconsistent as of the last 3 months or so. The last 3 times I've been there the following occurred:\n\n1) Chunks of frozen banana (Popeye Acai)\n2) Chunks of some kind of tart/bitter powder (Popeye Acai)\n3) Pieces (lots) of pit from the Date Nut smoothie which rendered this smoothie un-drinkable unless I wanted to use a strainer. I'm assuming the hard rock like bits were pieces of pit.... \n \nThe last one was when I actually decided to call and tell them about what I've been experiencing. My hesitation was that I would call and the message would never make it to management... either way, I tried the phone number that came up on Google as well as the number listed directly on Yelp - first number seemed to be corporate office which was closed and the phone number to the store just didn't go through at all (was during store hours). Thus, I reluctantly resorted to Yelp. \n\nI love this product. Truly. And will be trying the North location from now. I will not return to Hilton Village.
__label__0 Food is absolutely not up to par for Montreal. Service is horrible. Been waiting 25 min already for our bill! Skip this place
__label__0 Wow!  I wish I had read these reviews before going in for my oil change today.  I checked in on Yelp but did not read the reviews until just now.  I can totally relate.\n\nI had contact with 3 different female customer service reps.  Only one was semi courteous, the other two?  Zero professionalism.  No greeting, no thank you Miss Tzannos, nothing.  While checking out, a fourth representative overheard my conversation regarding an error on my bill and she came right over to adjust my invoice to 0.00.  She is the only reason Earnhardt Dodge is even getting this 1 star.\n\nThen I was referred to Alan Clark.  I briefly spoke with him regarding my alignment issues.  No greeting.  No \"Thank you for your business\".  No customer service whatsoever from him and  1/2 the team that was there today.  (After reading another review below about how Alan Clark is dishonest and lazy; I will NOT be dealing with him at any point in the future.)\n\nAlan told me that I would be charged $69.00 for them to evaluate my vehicle for the alignment issue.  Really?  I think I'll wait and call back on Monday to speak with a supervisor.  (If that will even help)  Hopefully if not, there is another Jeep dealership I can visit.
__label__2 Food was enjoyable and there was plenty. I just hate when restaurants cheapen the quality of the meat. The steak used to be actual steak but is now a cheap philly steak type of thing and charging for the sauce that used to be put on the food is a bit much as well.
__label__4 Seriously the best place ever. This is all gluten free, but trust me it's better than any gluten filled brunch you'll ever have. Specials are great, always new treats to try, and great coffee. Best part is it's locally owned. I've watched these ladies hustle their way from farmers market to brick and mortar and I couldn't be happier to see this place succeeding. I don't even know what of recommend for someone to try because everything I've eaten here has been incredible.
__label__4 Just an amazing concept great breakfast menu and even better brunch menu love the cupcakes and cookies
__label__4 Love, love, love this place. The staff is so nice and welcoming but the best part is the variety of unique waffles. You must try the Maple Bacon Waffle and the Red Velvet (so yummy and to die for). \n\nI can't wait to return and try some of their other items.
__label__0 Really, really slow. I know this isn't McDonalds, but 30 min. to get half our order and another 20 to get the rest? This was 9:30 am and there were only 6 other people in there the entire 1:15 hours we were there. Really cute place, small portions at great prices; but it just doesn't matter when they are so slow. Seriously, the woman behind the counter was even moving slow, no sense that people might be coming to her food establishment because they are hungry. And - the reason for 1 star- I could see her work because I was facing the counter, she was handling all the food with her bare hands. Picking up waffles, slicing strawberries, AND taking cash, answering the business phone, texting on her cell phone, never putting on gloves to handle food AND never washed her hands. Disgusting, I won't be back.
__label__2 I came here with some friends yesterday and we shared a number of items. As I walked in, I noticed how lovely it smelled and was excited to try their waffles.\n \nWe sat and perused the menu for a while and I was a little disappointed that no one really checked on us or even asked if we wanted waters or more menus than just the one for our group of three. We finally figured out what we wanted and went up to the counter to order.\n\nThe lady behind he counter kept interrupting my dining companion as he started to order by yelling behind to another person who worked there. I thought that was a little rude, so that definitely put me off.\n\nOur food took a while to come, but it looked really pretty. \n\nWhat we ordered:\n-red velvet wafflenut \n-Nutella and almond wafflenut \n-The Fat Elvis waffle\n-Strawberry and chocolate waffle\n-Vegas churro waffle with honey, cinnamon, sugar and vanilla ice cream\n\nEverything was solid. The consensus was that the churro waffle was the favorite and I personally enjoyed the strawberry waffle, minus the chocolate sauce. \n\nService needs work and the location is awkward, so I don't see myself making much effort to come back to this place in the future.
__label__0 63.25for two pizzas and salad pretty freAking krazy?
__label__1 Do not order for delivery!! \n\nI don't know if they are just experimenting with delivery service or what, but the driver couldn't find our house right nearby. we called (after it had been an hour wait at 630pm) and asked what happened to our pizza.  spoke to a manager \"Jeff\" and he seemed indifferent and not interested when I asked to cancel the order and get a refund.  \n\nvery poor customer service compared to other restaurants.  it's too bad because they have decent pizza, just make sure to eat there or get takeout.
__label__4 The best pizza in Town!! The only pizza my hubby and I will eat!! Friendly staff and owners!!
__label__4 First of all, I just want to comment how difficult it is to find a good doctor, be it traditional or holistic. That is what makes Dr. Judy such a wonderful find, she truly is a good doctor with a background in both traditional and holistic medicine. It took us 3 years to find her, while meeting rude and uncaring doctors along the way.\n\nMy husband started seeing Dr. Judy about a year ago (we received the recommendation from our Chiro) he had unexplained extreme fatigue, gi issues and depression for about the previous 3 years before that. Dr. Judy was so thorough in her investigation to get to the bottom of what was causing his problems, that she indeed did find it! That is what I have come to really appreciate about her, she truly, truly cares. That's what makes a good Doctor in my book. We had gone to another doctor before her in hopes we could find the cause of my husbands persistent GI problems. After one basic stool sample he told my husband he was fine and needed to see a psychiatrist. -_-  Not an acceptable answer. Dr. Judy has done the opposite, she has stopped at nothing to find and fix what was causing his health problems. And although in his case it has taken a full year for recovery (it turns out it there was some pretty bad stuff going on inside is body) he is definitely returning to his old self and I couldn't be happier! \n\nSo good have been his results that I decided to see her as well for some female problems I have been dealing with for most of my life but have never had a doctor be able to diagnose me with anything. Thanks to Dr. Judy, I finally know what I have been dealing with (PCOS) and wow! Am I finally seeing the results I've been longing for....even my acne began to clear much faster than she told me it would and I have begun to experience increased energy and decreased monthly AF pain. \n\nFor those who want to give natural medicine a try, it is totally worth it. But please keep in mind, since the cause of problems are treated, and not just symptoms, it takes a little bit longer to see the results you would like. And, yes, it's expensive. In my opinion though, I would rather invest in our health and future than be permanently sick in the long run and loose money over time on doctors and treatments that don't care or work. \n\nI love Dr. Judy's office, I love her staff and I love that she is truly an amazing and incredibly intelligent, caring Doctor. I don't regret for one minute the time, money and effort we have put in to seeing her and following her instructions. She knows her stuff, and if you really do want to improve your health, I guarantee she will give you her absolute best.
__label__3 I've been here twice now.  Reasonable bang for your buck and the food was good.  What prompted me to review the place wasn't the food so much as the service.  I arrived around noon and the place was pretty busy.  I ordered a double chili cheese burger and waited.  When the two order numbers after my number were called, I asked about my order (which they had given to the guy behind me by mistake) and they had to cook another burger.  The guy calling the shots on the line (black guy with a little bit of a beard) instructed the grill guy to put on another burger for me and said to make my double a triple.  I always appreciate it when a business offers me more than a \"sorry\" to make things right, even though I'd have been just as satisfied getting just what I ordered to begin with.  We all make mistakes; we're all only human.  It is how mistakes are handled that make all the difference.  Thanks guys, you rock and I will be back!
__label__3 The BUNS! i think that was the best part of the burger. Super soft chewy buns ! Had the mushroom swiss burger and the western one (had onion rings and bacon in it). And the sauce selection was bomb digs! They even have the nifty coke machine with a bajillion flavors. I would totally go back!
__label__0 Really high priced burgers for low end burgers and you have to pay 5 more for a combo it's not the cheapest eat in Vegas just the cheapest eat in planet Hollywood mall with horrible staff and serve yourself to tip them for nothing at the counter. Staff is not even happy at work and terribly rude when she was the one who messed up the order. Please just eat at chipotle when it opens at least you're guaranteed a certain quality of food. Worst 15 burger combo I spent.
__label__2 Tried with a Groupon. Suprised to be allowed to use multiple Groupons in one visit.  However, not allowed to purchase any specials with the Groupons (e.g half price chicken fingers).  Food tasted good, however nothing amazing here.  Really liked the fries.  Burgers were somewhat greasy.  Good location inside Miracle Mile shops.  I probably would not eat here regularly due to higher prices for burger and fries than Im used to (approx. $16 with tax).
__label__4 New place but experienced owner. Amazing blue cheese burger with a side of wing hot sauce. Also have tried all the specialty drinks and you can't go wrong with any of them!
__label__4 This was our first time in the restaurant. The food was good and reasonably priced. Will be back again.
__label__0 I was very disappointed.\n\nThey were not busy, there were only 8 other customers in the restaurant. There were more workers than guests!\n\nI had to ask for menus and it took 10 minutes just to get our drinks (beer).  The staff did not pay attention to us. They were either hanging out in groups talking or in the back. I had to chase down the manager to get another beer because all the servers were in the back for so long. \n\nWhen the food came out, it had tomato on it even though I said I'm allergic to tomato. I could have used another drink while I was eating but nobody bothered to come by.\n\nWhen it was time to pay, I had to go into the kitchen to find someone because I was tired of waiting for someone to come and help us.\n\nThis place needs serious help or it will be out of business soon.
__label__4 Have come here a couple of times and it will be our go-to now.They have a fantastic happy hour, quality-wise and price-wise. The place is prettier on the inside than the outside and it's easy to miss. Has been pretty quiet when we've been in, around 4 pm on weekdays. Staff is very friendly and attentive - our server remembered us from our first time there. Yay, good local business!
__label__3 I had to give it the four stars because my wife loved her curry and I thoroughly enjoyed mine. I had the mango chicken curry and my wife had the pineapple chicken curry and both were well balanced in flavor. The sweetness from the fruit was perfectly offset by the spiciness and the coconut cream gave the curry a great texture. We also ordered the 'fresh rolls' aka spring rolls and they were good but nothing out of the norm. The young waiter was very polite and prompt.
__label__0 First...I love Genos.  Today not very satisfied about customer service. I ordered my pizza with a 20-25 minute confirmation on ready.  At 20 minutes I walk in and give my name.  Young lady said your wrongs ate done but looks like your pizza will be ready in a few minutes. 15 minutes later another girl asks me what my order name is.  I give it she looks.  It's under the pile of pizzas that were in the window when I arrived.  I ask why didn't they check originally.  The reply. ..I don't know I just got here.   I watched her for five minutes make boxes with the original girl while I waited.  Not happy. Don't gave these issues with the one on south Higley
__label__1 Very disappointing. \n\nCame early Saturday evening, around 5:30, and it was packed.  Wait for a table for 2 was 45 mins. You can't make reservations despite what their (infuriating and confusing) automated answering machine said.\n\nOk, no problem.  I'm willing to wait for good food and to try a new place.  Luckily, we snagged two seats at the bar within 10 mins.  It was all downhill from here...\n\nCocktails were awful.  They don't carry Tito's, so I went with a Stoli (up with a twist).  Not good.  The perfect vodka martini should be ice cold with shards of ice crystals and citrus oils.  Mine was cold-ish... and had a thick awkward corkscrew of rind balanced on the rim.  Whatever.  We moved on to the specialty \"cockytails.\"  DIABETES. seriously. we tried the blueberry skinny tea and cool as a cucumber and they both tasted like sugar water.  The one/only good thing was the jalapeno bacon moonshine.  We took shots of that and I would recommend.  Very jalapeno-y and bacon-y and... yah, first time I've had a savory shot and I liked it.\n\nFood was mediocre to awful.  We were about to order the fried okra when the people next to us said it was bad.  My friend tried some of the neighbor's  -- mushy and bland and gross.  Biscuit was undercooked and unimpressive. Appalachian egg rolls were dripping with oil, yet not crispy (I imagine the oil wasn't hot enough), and just meh.  Shrimp and grits were fine... but nothing special.  The fried egg and bacon sandwich with home fries were also fine... but it was no different from what I could have made in 5 mins. on any given weekend morning.\n\nService was obviously lacking because the place was slammed and we were at the bar.  Let's go with \"N/A\" here.\n\nWe opted to skip dessert.  I just don't get how there's so much hype surrounding this place.  \n\nTL;DR -- Wait for table is long; cocktails will give you diabetes; food is mediocre.
__label__2 Tupelo Honey was almost amazing. Their menu is traditional southern with a lot of veggie options and lots and lots of cheese.\n\nCocktails were a stiff pour- bonus pimento cheese stuffed olives in the dirty martini.\n\nThe little good details: Each person gets a fresh biscuit and pickled okra.\n\nThe missed details: \n\n-No butter was brought with our biscuits then our waitress disappeared.\n\n-Dinner was served. Someone at my table ordered fries, no ketchup was presented.\n\n-Had to ask for straws, three waters were delivered for four people, had to ask for refills......\n\nI sound like an old grumpy woman. Really its the little things and the food wasn't too die for enough to forgive the little ills.
__label__2 I've had great service here and I've had poor service here.  The food is pretty good, the shrimp and grits are very spicy, the veggie melt is heavenly, and the biscuits with berry jam is so special I could eat them daily.  That being said, the hit or miss service will probably keep me away for awhile.......hopefully when I decide to return they will have the service issues corrected.
__label__2 Early afternoon on a Friday, we ate at Tupelo's. We enjoy sitting at the tables in the bar and the food is always good, especially the biscuits. However, service is a different story. On this Friday afternoon Tupelo was not crowded. We ordered and it seemed to have taken an unusually long time for our food to arrive. We ate and then sat and sat and sat as we waited and watched our server chatting with someone else, checking her cell phone and disappear behind the swinging doors. I asked another server for a to go box. I asked one of the managers if we could get our check. We paid, left and will think twice about going back. Customers should not put up with lack of service.
__label__1 Not that great. I would say out of the three dishes we ordered, we only enjoyed the biscuits that came before our meal. We got the meatloaf (dry and bland, almost like eating a cheap burger patty); \"fried chicken\" (more like salty country fried steak); and the salmon with salad (meager portions for the price). The biscuits were nice and fluffy but OH MY GOODNESS why is their other food so terrible? Not only is it poorly made and prepared but it took us an hour to get our food! This wasn't even during their busy hours. Severely disappointed in the food though and will not be coming back a second time. \n\nIt seems like there's a lot of hype surrounding this place and maybe because it's a cool casual ambiance on top of a building, but I say don't bother. Expensive for the quality of food and nothing very outstanding in their menu.
__label__0 I think they just put lipstick on a pig. Was in the casino floor for an hour and was not offered a drink. The casino area is very small. It seems they didnt have money to spend on the parking elevators.  Also believe is not handicap friendly when it comes to spacing everything is cramped and is difficult to manuver.\n\nThe guys at vallet were very courteous.
__label__0 SlS really......This is a huge disappointed! For a new hotel that just open up a week ago....   I came in at 10 pm tonight and try to check in  but there was only one person at the front desk with a long line waited for 1 hour ...... when I got to my room I had a satin on my pillow and the bath room OMG discussing wow ..... so I called a complaint about this room n I ask them to bring up some new pillow so I can go to bed........it's been 2 hr since I called them n I still waiting......  I do not recommend stay here its not worth it at all......\n1. Bad service\n2. Dirty room \n3. Small rooms\n4. Feels cheap \n5. Worst service ever\n\n I had to cancel my room for the next few days because  it was soo bad
__label__0 We stopped in opening day to check out what they did with sahara , as i used to work there. The exterior looks good. The interior is either a 60s modern look or i thought it just looked cheap . Lipstick and mirrors. The porters and stewards mustve been off . How would a high class joint have big dust bunnys blowing out from under tables and the bathrooms were a mess and out of towels. But the clincher was when leavin the parking garage has 2 sets of 2 elevators. And i remember them not workin great when it was sahara. But hey it was facelifted . I guess the mechanical side was forgotten for all parking garage elevators were out on opening day . Had to walk to the 6th floor of the parking garage in 100 degree heat. And watching the elderly and the handicapp having to walk up the stairs to there vehicles showed me what they think of locals. Will not be back and would never recommend this property to anyone.
__label__1 The Trip \n\nRandomly decided last minute to celebrate my birthday weekend and of course Labor Day (in addition to SLS's Grand Opening) in Vegas, we figured that we would give SLS a try. After all, SLS in West LA is amazing! However, we have a slightly different feel about this hotel after this visit. We'll break this down to help you understand some good things and the bad (unfortunately, they have more issues than positives). \n\nThe Good\n\n- Rate was cheap for the grand opening during Labor Day vs where we normally stay (e.g Aria, Wynn) \n- Traffic getting around in that area is light since it's roughly a mile away from Wynn \n- Some of the staff were really nice and greeted you with a smile\n- Comfortable bed \n\nThe Bad \n\n- Called guest services and was on hold for over 5 minutes. They have this repeated message that states how someone will be with me shortly. I just hung up\n- Valet is a sad excuse of valet parking. I don't blame the workers as they were running and some where standing there. This is an operations issue and constraint. We had to wait several minutes but we tipped anyways even though tips should be service-based. Better service = greater tips. One or two guys running to get each car while some wait around doesn't seem very efficient when you have several people waiting for cars\n- Lack of taxis - If you need to go to another hotel, expect to wait for taxis. They don't come here often and it's a waiting game. \n- Room charge - be sure to check it fully for each person. We found that we were charged over a hundred dollars for some room charge. If we didn't question it, it would have stuck so be sure to check upon check out\n- Working out - small gym as expected. Imagine a very nice city hotel gym and that's what you get. Not like Venetian, Wynn, or Aria's gyms. When I got there, there were no towels. I asked for some and one person told the other person, who then told me that they are out right now. No \"we're sorry let us get one for you now,\" just \"we're out right now.\" \n- Hotel elevators in the hotel is much slower than I'm used to. Maybe for this particular hotel, it's okay. But the end-user experience for me was that I waited too long and is not what I'm used to when going to other hotels in the area\n- Parking garage elevators are another story. We were valeting it but as mentioned, it was taking too long and had to get to our dinner reservations so we mitigated our risk by parking ourselves. It was full so we had to go to the very top on the 6th floor. Guess what happened next? ELEVATOR WAS BROKEN! So we walked in the nice 100 degree heat and then went up to our room to change/freshen up for dinner. Hoping that the elevator would have been fixed, we go back but naturally, it's still down. They should have at least let us know as guests and did something for us for our troubles \n- If someone smokes in the room hallways, you'll smell it. Ventilation is not the best and random statement, when we checked out at 11am, there were 2 condoms in the hallway. Good times. \n- Design was a bit gloomy. Walking around in the casino floor, we did a full circle in a couple of minutes. It's small and wasn't the wow factor we were looking for. \n- Attracting the medium-income families, this hotel should not charge Wynn rates. Instead, it should charge Tropicana or NYNY rates. When we walked to the gym, we saw the VIP area and it didn't look like one. \n- Not a lot of shopping so you don't get that overall resort feeling like you do with some of the major players \n\nThe Conclusion\n\nOverall, it's disappointing that SLS cut corners with this release. From the blanket responses on Yelp! (from SLS management), angered customers, and to the issues mentioned above, we'll likely never stay here again. They are ruining their brand image right now and it's sad to see. If you are used to staying at a quality run resort, you should stay away from here. Again, this hotel would be great the way it is if it was in LA or some other city. Not in Vegas.
__label__0 This is by far the worst hotel I have ever stayed at in Vegas.  We were here for 2 nights.We got locked out of our room due to our keycards not working, not once but twice!!!  This cost me about an hr of my time. On top of all this, there was a half eaten burrito in our fridge, which smelled like a concoction of garlic and puke.  \n\nSo after all this we were only offered a $50 credit for dining! \n\nThe rooms are lacking in size and decor. The casino is small. The pool was tiny.  Why the F would any one come all the way down the strip to stay here? \n\nI will NEVER stay here again.  Wynn/encore owns this place in every respect. Don't waste your time or money.
__label__0 Sam Nazarian is no Steve Wynn. Not even in the same hemisphere\n \nThis hotel is horrible. When we arrived the elevators at the parking garage were broken. Which is funny because \"management\" replied to a review someone else posted saying this \"issue was resolved\". Thats a BOLD LIE! We had to walk 5 flights of stairs up and down. (no joke) That was just the beginning. The shotty overspray of paint marks were everywhere. You could literally see where the paint sprayer stopped when painting the hotel white color. This hotel is lipstick on a pig. \nWe went to LIFE nightclub at around 10:45pm and literally were the first people in line down the very long hallway. Literally nobody (not one person) behind us. They made us wait over 20 mins for NO reason. when we walked in the place was empty. Ladies in their glittery dresses just standing around, the guys wearing matching chuck shoes with there hands behind their backs waiting for the night to be over so they could collect a paycheck, the dance floor not moving and people looking around like WTF is this?...... The detail was not good. Crooked tiles on the ground. (some missing grout) watered down OVERPRICED drinks ($16 for small bacardi-coke) DJ Pete Tong couldn't even keep the place alive. Tables start at $550. Half of them were still empty all the way through the night. \nFor a \"grand opening\" night. It was a flop. The place started to get crowded around 12 midnight, then literally people started leaving at about 1:30 am in droves. The rumblings of disappointment were obvious. \nI think Sam Nazarian got a little too cocky buying this hotel (the old Sahara) The location is not good (far end of the strip). He depended too much on his 'LA brand\" thinking he could just woddle into Las Vegas and \"make it happen\". \nThe only thing good about this hotel is the restaurants, thats it. Nothing more. I was waiting for the paint to fall off and the wallpaper to come down with the Sahara hotel shining back through to life.
__label__2 I was expecting a lot more than what I got from this casino. It's 2014 and I had expected something NEW. I had high hopes for SlS to bring something to the table that no other casino in the strip brought.  There is nothing from the SlS that calls for your attention or something that will make you want to say . Neither to say the casino is beautiful it just lacks. There is only 3 things to do. Either you gamble you eat or you sleep.  It seriously lacked entertainment.
__label__0 If I can rate SLS Las Vegas Hotel -100 Stars I would!!!!!! The room are so so tiny, the floor is dusty, stains everywhere, on towels, bed sheet, table, and couch... Both bed side lights had no light bulb, lol yes, no light bulb in there! I was so excited to stay here because I had amazing time at the SLS Beverly Hills. However,  after I checked in this so call brand new renovated hotel, I feel so uncomfortable to stay because our room is beyond dirty, dusty and unfinished. I will never come back for SLS LV because you paid for a brand new hottest Las Vegas hotel cost, but only got local motel status! Everything was outdated... \n\nFYI I stayed at the Lux tower king suit, avg. $220 per night after taxes plus resort fees. I tried to upgrade to a SLS king suite, they said it's $700 per night, please see my pictures, the $700 Suite doesn't have light bulb either. So, needless to say, SLS Las Vegas, What a shame...
__label__3 I had a good stay. Loved the pool, Sayers club and Bazaar! Check in was a pain in the ass but with that aside it was good.
__label__1 Even after reading all the reviews, I gave SLS a benefit of a doubt and stayed there over the weekend. I wished I could give them a better rating as a newly opened hotel, but they're really far from a 4 stars hotel. I've stayed at a handful of hotels in Vegas and I'm sure SLS is no where near the other 4 stars rated hotels.\n\nFirst, their parking structure elevator did not work the whole weekend while we were there. How could they not fix the issue at all? How do those with wheel chair get to the hotel from parking structure? We had a stroller so we would walked down all the levels in the parking garage and cross the road where people are entering to the structure. It was not the safest route to take but we had no choice. We definitely did not want to carry the stroller down flights of stairs in this heat!\n\nSecond, registration was so disorganized. There's no lines so people were randomly standing and the person behind the counter would call the next person who nearly just walked up while the rest of us have been waiting in line for 15 minutes. \n\nThird, our room had hair here and there around the bathroom and bed...did they even clean the room or change the sheets? gross! Even the drinking glass had things on it from the previous guests since they forgot to replace the glass with clean ones.\n\nLastly, ...and this was a huge one for me. I'm traveling with my baby and needed my ice packs in the freezer so I have it ready on the day I go home. I called front desk, bell desk and concierge and every person either, don't know how to help me, told me they can't do it or told me they'd call me back with an answer...which none of them called me back. This is the first hotel I've stayed at that does not offer this service. Those that knows me, knows I travel to Vegas and stay at hotels often and I travel for work around the country so I've stayed at countless numbers of hotels and this is the first hotel that told me they can't freeze ice packs for me. Serious?? I wasn't going to have my baby's milk get spoiled so of course had to improvise and hassle other friends for their help.\n\nWould I stay at SLS again? Probably not if I have a choice.
__label__4 I LOVED the new SLS Las Vegas!! I read a few reviews on here and people need to realize that it's a BRAND NEW property and kinks are still being worked out. Upon check-in, we had a mix up with our room reservation but the staff was more than accommodating, apologetic and offered us a free amenity for our trouble. \nThe hotel is designed by Philippe Starck, a incredible artist I LURVE, who sensually melds the worlds of classic Vegas with new Vegas. The grounds have a sexy, intimate vibe like no other hotel on the strip. If you're looking for a mega resort, this is not the place for you. Their rooms are cozy, impeccably designed, all white and have a totally hot vibe. Their signature mirror on the ceiling will likely be the most seflied mirrors on the strip. Clothing optional...\nThe casino was filled with tons of sexy eye candy, which is a rarity in Vegas that typically houses a more Walmart friendly kind of clientele. While I get lost in so many Vegas casinos, this one is totally manageable and beautifully designed. My sassy casino host, Ricci, registered me with their players club, The Code, to make sure I was getting points for all my gambling. Free hotel stays! #YESplease  I played their Sex in the City & Wizard of Oz slots, with a little video poker on the side and actually WON $400 in the end! Thanks Mr. Big ;)\nThe restaurants they brought into the hotel are some of my all time favorite from Los Angeles like: Katsuya, Cleo, 800 Degrees (pizza) and The Griddle. I pigged out at all of them and they were everything I wanted them to be. Try the Fairbanks roll at Katusuya (named after their babealicious GM Ashlee who sent over a round of drinks), the octopus (promise it's amazing) at Cleo, the Mushroom pizza and beet salad at 800 Degress and the Banana Pancakes at The Griddle. \nSaturday night we raged at Foxtail all night alongside one of the most INSANE light shows that projects alongside their whole hotel overlooking the pool! #EPIC\n\nTry the SLS Las Vegas, speak up if you need anything, and you won't be disappointed!
__label__3 Great looking hotel.  I stayed here for 2 nights.  They're new and still trying to get everything together.  Daniel checked us in and he was great.  He forgot to tell us about the package that we offered and what perks came with it.  Craig was security at the pool and totally fun and helpful.  Valet was super attentive.  The Griddle Cafe was BOMB.  The Bazaar restaurant was aces!  1 star off because the rooms are TINY and the breakfast buffet was AWFUL.  Location was very far off from the main drag.  They should offer a free shuttle to center strip for guests.  Just a thought.
__label__0 This is a $hit hole w bunch of \"I just turned 21 woot woot\"ers in slutty attires obnoxiously drunk running around.  The service is bad. Very bad. (I waited for my drinks forever ...). I see they tried to modernize & dazzle up the place ending in vain.\n\nU get 20% automatic surcharge for everything here though service is usually below average.\n\nThe club here on Friday night was rather empty...kind of a joke.  Yes I do see they tried to stuff the place w servers/dancers w fake boobies but they got no personality what's so ever. Performances are mediocre.\n\nOverall this place deserves one star.
__label__2 Not a big casino like others on the strip. What I liked about this place was that it wasn't crowded. Next time I would like to hit up the stores during business hours.
__label__2 I recently was at the sls, very modern, cute, the room was small ,very clean. the casino was small however and a lot of young  folks , I guess they cater more to the younger crowd.  The elevator in the parking lot remains out of service, which was a downer, specially to old people like me.   The thing that most impressed me was the honesty of the personnel who found my lost wallet. To officer Stanley and officer Dale, who assisted me in retrieving my lost possession, thank you so much, Officer Stanley , you made my Vegas stay a blast which could have gone otherwise!
__label__1 Trying to do more with less. That sums up the SLS. The whole experience feels contrived. I was in town for 3 weeks for various expo events. My girlfriend decided to visit me over Halloween weekend. We stayed at Mandalay Bay on Friday and the SLS Saturday. Our experience at Mandalay was great as always but for some reason rates were insane for the night after Halloween, not the actual holiday. I was able to book a \"suite\" at the SLS for the cost of a king at Mandalay. SLS is at the Northernmost part of the strip. Casino enters from Las Vegas blvd. and main entrance is in the back off of Paradise. Past Circus Circus, Riviera and opposite Stratosphere. SLS is the old Sahara property. It is not walking distance from anything other than the Convention Center and Westgate (Las Vegas Hilton).\n\nCheck in:\nValet is a mess. Half of the garage is for valet and the other is for self park. But there are 2 valet in and 1valet out with no one directing traffic or telling other vehicles how far to move. Valet pick up area is narrow and awkward. Two benches and the area is cluttered with trash cans. Obnoxious if there is 15+ people waiting for their cars. There are several guest registration desks with dividers to funnel the guests to their respective counter. It didn't happen to me but I noticed a few times that the staff wouldn't immediately take the next person in their line. Rather, they'd take the next person from any of the lines that they thought was waiting the longest. It was frustrating to those next in their line. This is a poor system because it irritates guests and levies no accountability for the employees to work at a more efficient pace. But we were registered in a timely manner.\n\nRoom:\nRate was reasonable for a \"suite.\" This will probably change after they've promoted for a bit. Bathroom is nice; dual head shower was relaxing and the bath products were fantastic. Lots of storage space and private restroom. The 60\" TV was nice and their cable system is better than most. But as far as the living space? Meh. Standard King rooms at Mandalay, Cosmo and PH are all just as large without the suite premium. \n\nHotel:\nPlenty to do. I didn't feel like I overpaid for anything at Perq, the coffee house or Monkey Bar. The noodle place looked good and there are the obligatory designer shops that all of the new Vegas resorts want to shove down our throats. I like the design of the elevators and the concept of different themed rooms for each of the three towers is pretty cool. We were in the Lux tower. \nThe whole place smells like new carpet and laminating chemicals though. That goes for the hallways leading to the rooms, the main lobby, the upper level with the buffet. I liked the FedEx center that is open to hotel guests 24/7. The gym is excellent. I was very impressed. Brand new equipment, very clean, fresh ice water. The buffet is great but that's a separate review. The hotel uses the old Sahara infrastructure though. Nothing was done to repurpose the square footage. Some areas of the hotel feel cluttered and others feel barren. The upper lobby is just the buffet and FedEx center. Talk about wasted space. They have someone at the escalator to signal the buffet is upstairs and that no, you're not lost. And the old red branded Sahara carpet is still everywhere in the lobby and casino. \n\nThe casino:\nI actually really like the casino theme. The lighting is perfect and contrasts the bright lights of the slots exceptionally well. They have a wide variety of games but a modest quantity. They've moved away from the worn out video poker and diamond style slots and have more of the engaging arcade style. Obviously trying to appeal to a younger crowd. The table dealers are all dressed in suits cohering to the hotel scheme. \n\nThe BAD:\nThe gym and spa share the same level in the Lux tower. We had our workout and walked in the restroom to clean up. Went into the steam room for one minute and a spa employee comes and rips me out yelling how it was for spa customers only. Most gyms have steam rooms so how am I to know? It's patronizing to the person and frustrating to the people paying the $ being disturbed.\nThe nail in the coffin for me was the sports book. What a F'ing disaster. This is where management really needs to take notice. We checked out and rushed downstairs to place bets before Kickoff. I shell out $1000 on bets. I try to sit and see that every table has a reserved tag. I ask the host and she says there is a $50 food/drink minimum for 3 hours and another $50 for the next 3 hours. $100 just to watch even though I have bets? I ask her about comp drinks and she looks at me like I'm crazy. $1000 to the house and no comp drinks? Inexcusable. For that reason alone I'll never stay here again until they figure that out. Don't force a restaurant on betters. With Westgate across the street, best sports book in town, be on notice. You're hemorrhaging money treating your players like that when a better product is 5 minutes away.
__label__0 The WORST experience I have ever had in Vegas.  30 years of coming to the SEMA show and staying for a week... I have never been treated worse or stayed in lower quality rooms.  \n\nFirst, it took us 3 rooms to even be in one that was livable.  And it was barely at that.  Shoebox rooms with cement ceilings, tiny beds, no space, no real closet, no drawers..are you kidding me?  The room I booked online was a suite.  When we got there they told us they would \"Upgrade\" us to a smaller room in the Story Tower.  This one didn't even have a bathroom.  And who on the planet considers that decoration? The mirrors on the ceiling give you that creepy feeling that if you were two men romping for a one night stand this was your place.  As a married mom and business woman, I was disgusted.\n\nFurthermore, after coming back from a long day at the Las Vegas Convention Center on Tuesday night, I walk in to find the maid had set her bottle of chemical cleaner on top of my black work clothing that were folded on top of a shelf because of not having a closet.  I immediately realized that something distracted her and that is why she forgot her chemicals.  I opened the drawer which is tiny and houses a safe... I had squeezed my underwear and socks around it just so they could be somewhere.  Sure enough, my 4 brand new pairs of black $36 panties from Nordstrom that had just been delivered before I left home had been stolen.  I was in room 22417 and this was Tuesday November 4th in the Lux Tower.  Whoever cleaned our room on that day stole my panties and who even knows what else.\n\nWhen we tried to change rooms they kept telling us they were sending up a bellman.  Considering we were there for work we had a ton of boxes.  3 hours later my husband made 4 trips and carried them all himself with zero help from the hotel.  The food was less than average.  Definitely don't ask for any special requests because they completely ignore that and deliver exactly as the menu states.  In fact, just eat somewhere else if you want a decent meal.\n\nEven more in fact, just stay somewhere else.  If you are a normal, hard working average person who goes to Vegas to have a beautiful room and lovely experience like the Encore, Venetian, Bellagio, Wynn, Palazzo etc... don't even think of booking here.  Save yourself the trouble and heartache.  Apparently the hotel does not care about refunding the money that was stolen from me by the housekeeper or the damage caused to my work clothing by her reckless placing of a chemical cleaning bottle.  \n\nFAIL SLS Las Vegas.... FAIL!!!!!!!
__label__1 I really REALLY wanted to love this place.  I've stayed at almost every hotel in Vegas, so I'm fairly in touch with the hospitality situation there.  This hotel was very hit and miss.  It seems like it was rushed, without much thought to design and detail.  Here are the highs and lows:\n\nPROS:\n-Very attentive and friendly staff at the front desk\n-The Griddle is the best breakfast in town\n-The main casino bar is flanked by an amazing LED screen\n-Plastic bed lights up... VERY cool!\n\nCONS\n-Location: not near anything\n-I requested a non-down comforter three times over the course of two days and it never showed up.\n-Main casino bar is small and always mobbed and nowhere to sit.\n-Rooms are industrial-chic, and feel that way.  Cold, charmless.\n-The sink, bathroom and shower use sliding doors to access, a sloppy design.\n-The Griddle line is already insane (20 mins every morning minimum): once word gets out about this place, forget it.\n-Bar by reception closed at midnight. REALLY?\n-Pool scene is weak\n\nI cannot recommend this hotel and don't quite understand why anyone would want to stay here when there are so many better hotels on the strip for the same or lesser price.
__label__2 What to say about the SLS in Vegas. \n\nWell let's start with I have stayed at the one in LA even though I am a local and enjoyed the experience and service completely. At the time it was also affiliated with Starwood and with my Platinum status I get 7pm check out. \n\nI also have a SBE preferred partner card which is great in LA as you get a small discount on purchases at SBE locations. \n\nThe SLS Hotel and Casino looks great. They really did a great job renovating what was a dump before and did so at a reasonable price I want to say in the $600 million range which in Vegas terms is cheap. \n\nThe staff of the SLS is great and all really do try to provide a great guest experience which is tough for a new property which was only open for 2 months when I stayed there in Oct. \n\nMany of the issues with this hotel are not the staffs fault. It is more issues with the design or backend operations of the hotel.\n\nI stayed in the world tower. Which is the middle option of the 3 tiers of rooms. They room, while nicely designed has a huge flaw for any hotel especially one in Vegas. The blackout curtains do not black out the light. It creeps in around all of the edges as it is a roll down shade with a image on it that sits inside the windowsill rather than extending beyond the size of the window. \n\nAlso there were issues in charging items to the room from the snack shop and one of the restaurants. This seems to be more related to backend computer issues   \n\nUpon checking out the wait was long and I over heard 1 person say he just went to the room he checked into to find others in it and another guy said his room was trashed. Once again not the staffs fault as the computer systems should not allow them to check someone into a room that is occupied and there has to be a way for housekeeping to signal that a room is ready for a new guest.  \n\nAdditionally my preferred partners card was useless in this Sbe location. While I know that they stopped issuing these cards you would assume they would work at at Sbe property.  \n\nOnce again the staff was great. They really were and I found it to be on par for what I expect out of Sbe for the restaurant and hotel side. \n\nWhile their rates are great for the room and I am sure that some of the operational issues will resolve shortly the blackout curtains is a huge drawback for me. Even if I wasn't in Vegas and out late night, not that that would happen I would still not want sunlight beaming into the room onto the bed from the window located as the headboard.
__label__1 First of all I would like to say that this is a very nice hotel.  The staff were pleasant and the decor is very up to date.  The design of the pool area is very modern and compliments the hotel well. There's a nice selection of bars and restaurants through out the hotel providing many different options for the guests. The rooms are very modern and provide an array of lighting options in them.\nMy issues with the hotel started in the room.  The door to the bathroom slides shut on a rail that has no stopper so when I went to open it I slid the door too far and it fell off of the rail trapping me in the bathroom until my girlfriend had to come and rescue me.  I would have to say that's an extremely poor design on the door, at least have some kind of stopper in place.  The next issue I had were the maids/cleaning ladies.  While we were away they came in the room to straighten up for us.  The night before I had a small bloody nose that leaked a few spots on our white pillow cases.  The cleaning ladies remade our bed with the same sheets and spotted pillow cases.  The rooms come with a $40 a day food credit that we could use inside of the hotel but that was never told to us and we had to find out through another guest after we had already ate at different restaurants outside of the hotel.  We then had to argue with the guest services representative about removing the charges from food purchases in the hotel. \nAs nice as the hotel is the experience could have been much better. I've stayed in almost all the major hotels in Las Vegas and though they have their issues non compared to the amount I had to go through in one weekend at The SLS
__label__0 Questionable
__label__2 Check In: \nIt went smooth. They have a $150 per night incidental hold policy that goes down to $200 per stay if you block charges from being made to the room. And there's a $28/nt resort fee **side-eye**  \n\nRoom: \nI stayed in the world tower. The room is nice, 2 people would be comfie in here. The only complaint I have is the photo art over the bed. The piece in my room depicts a crowd of people that maybe at a concert or something. It throws off the whole decor of the room! It's kinda creepy to me. I don't know these people hanging over my bed, watching me sleep, and what the hell are they looking at?  It's so random and does not flow with the rest of the decor in the room, kinda irritating. \n\nThe bed is comfie. And there are mirrors with a LED light frame.. Awesome...just take these stupid photos over the bed away! I did find that the photo art was a shade that retracted. So it was retracted my whole stay. Please replace that element with some black out drapes for those who wish to sleep in. \n\nThe Monkey in the Room: There were a few reviews that felt the monkey theme in the check in  lobby  and bar were racist. I didn't think so. Weird and probably not the best theme choice for a hotel trying to present themselves as \"upscale\" , yes, racist, no. \n\nFood:\nUmami burger was disappointing. The Cali Burger was meh. The Black Razz Mojito cocktail and truffle em'  fries were the highlight of my meal. \n\nThe Perq coffee spot makes a good mocha. Its pricey, which I guess is a perk for the company,  but good. Railroaded by convience I guess. Small mocha and 1 Madeline $9 ijs. \n\nI would stay there again because of the price and the location, the rooms are nice to me. No its not in short walking distance to anything but it's attached to the monorail line. That makes it a breeze to get anywhere on the strip.\n\nGreat customer service here. Everyone I came in contact with was super hospitable.   I would have gave SLS 4 stars but the $150/nt incidental hold and 28/nt resort fees are exorbitant.
__label__3 SLS is a good hotel, it's got a nice ambiance and does remind me of modern LA or Beverly Hills Hotels, or the W in San Francisco. \nThe check in process was as normal as any other hotels. The elevators were fast despite others reviews. Only time they were slow was on a Saturday when everyone is using them. But there are 8 elevators. \n\nThe rooms are very modern looking and great for a place to stay. If you want a larger room or a penthouse, book one. These rooms are normal sized. \n\nTheir theme is classy but ready too \"monkey\" around. Hence the monkeys all over the place. I thought that's a bit intelligent though. Reminds me of the Cosmo a bit, but on a budget.\n\nOnly drawback is they are on the north end of the strip. Until all the resorts are finished in that area, they lack notoriety. Take the shuttle at $12 per day. It's about a 15 min ride to the MGM, so we did that daily and were fine. Parking is easy, the people were easy too talk too, and the staff was good. \n\nAll in all, 4/5 ain't bad for this place that is only considered 3 stars. They do well and you get a good experience. I will stay here again and I hope they bring me back.
__label__0 Small rooms w/ small beds, walls are extremely thin, no wonder it's cheap, you really get what you pay for, will never stay here again.
__label__3 I was SO SO SO excited that Istanbul Grill found a new home! It was heartbreaking when they were kicked out of their old space. But this felt like an adventure. If you don't work at the Steel Building, or you aren't familiar with the underbelly of the building like me, you might be completely lost. Especially if the security guard hasn't even heard of the business!\n\nWhen finally found, it was pure joy! Although it doesn't look like they have quite the room or set-up they used to, I will admit it looks a little cleaner (which is a good thing). I was pumped to get my normal chicken salad with beets, white sauce and two grape leaves, all for $10 bucks! And the massive amount they give you, my lord, you could eat for two days!\n\nNow, while it was still delicious, one thing I noticed was that my chicken had to be bottom of the barrel chicken. A lot of it was overcooked and too hard to even eat. Bummer. Why would I go back? Because I know it's still awesome and I'm crossing my fingers this was an \"off\" day. That's how much I love this place! Five star experience hopefully next time...
__label__4 Have eaten @ Julia's 4 or 5 times now, and they never disappoint!! If you're looking for a Mexican restaurant that has FLAVORFUL MEAT, look no further.\n\nBeef,  pork & chicken are mesquite grilled, providing a fabulous aroma that greets you in the parking lot. Chile verde pork & pollo adobado are favorites. Choose how you want to enjoy these meats--in tacos, a burrito, in a salad, or simply as a meat plate with beans & rice.\n\nHaven't tried breakfast yet, but they serve it! They also, surprisingly, serve hotdogs & hamburgers,  I guess for your friends who don't like Mexican food but want to hang with you!\n\nWhy are you still reading this? Get over there! You won't be sorry!
__label__1 Boy, I don't know what happened to this place.  It was good like the other Gritty locations when it first opened.  It's definitely gone downhill.  Service is lacking - we had to wave at our server multiple times before hunting her down for a beer refill.  When we received our sandwiches, they were disgusting.  My grilled buffalo chicken sandwich had an unusual (bad) char taste to it and so did the bun.  It took several hours/beverages, etc before the char taste left my mouth.  There was no sauce on it and the side of ranch was missing.  My husband's medium Gritty burger also had the same weird burnt flavor to it and so did his bun.  We didn't advise the server of our issues since we needed to get going and didn't have time to wait for new orders.  We ordered chocolate milk and they must pour syrup in it and mix it up - this time, the milk was white and the syrup was clumped in the bottom.  We have noticed a decline in popularity of this restaurant - there are fewer people patronizing this place then when we've visited for lunch previously.  Bring back consistency and this place will do well again since Sun Prairie lacks all kinds of dining options.
__label__3 I am always looking for place to satisfy my bubble tea craving, and was pleasantly surprised to find this little stand.  Most places I've been to have the tea pre-mixed, so I was a little intrigued by all the mixing and blending going on.  My only complaint is that the tea was not cold so it melted the ice quickly.  Also, it was of the jasmine variety, which isn't my cup of tea (literally), but my husband enjoyed it.  Will try it again with a different flavor.
__label__1 Fresh ingredients but my gyro was slathered in tzatziki sauce and devoid of any real flavor.  The falafel was kind of the same.  I'm not a big fan of the dumb down the spices for the American folk cuisine.
__label__4 I love this place. The atmosphere is awesome, service is great - every person really friendly and helpful. My favorite dishes  are the chop chop salad and pork fried rice. The bartenders will make you a special cocktail if you give them a basic flavor profile, which is a great way to try a new drink or two.
__label__2 Small drinks, big prices. Okay food, not great. $55 for two drinks and a few snacks. Meh. Decent atmosphere. Saw quite a few women struggle with opening their front door, but that may have been purposefully done so men could be a bit chivalrous and actually open the door like they are supposed to. Not clever enough for me to return for more.
__label__4 Great new establishment in downtown Phoenix area. Asian cuisine with a modern twist,  Trendy decor inside and nice patio as well. We grab two seats up at the kitchen bar eating area and were able to watch them cooking etc. The beat salad was ahhh-mazz-inngg ! I wanted to order a second one but I contained myself. I also had some shrimp with my salad and I thoroughly enjoyed both of them. We ordered a bottle of sake as well and finished the whole damn thing before we even finished eating :)\n\nService was on point, food was exactly what i expected when i ordered it. Decent affordable prices as well.\n\nTry it out!
__label__4 Some of the best fried rice in the state. Seafood hotpot is amazing. Connoisseur cocktails you've never heard of...
__label__2 As Arizonans, we long to eat something that comes from the mysterious pools of water that surround the globe. Closest I've been to a pool of water bigger than my bathtub is Tempe Town Lake - where I sometime contemplate whether I should throw myself in because all we have is Red Lobster and ... yeah, that's it. \n\n Can't afford Joe's Crab Shack? Here's your plan B. \n\nI wasn't expecting much as it's in a empty-plaza and of all places, right next door to kid-germ infested Jambo. I went for Sunday dinner and asked for a table of two. The 2 hostess' at the front whose job is to just stand around and act like an extra on the set of Clueless told me that I had to wait until my entire party arrived. The place is only half-filled. I understand this policy at restaurants, but I'm just a party of 2 - not the freaking Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade coming through. \n\nWhen my friend finally did come, I stood in front of the 2 hostess' and we awkwardly stood there facing each other, until I realized that they weren't going to do anything until I spoke up. I was already annoyed about not being able to sit down in a half empty restaurant and now I'm speaking to robots?\n\nService is a little scattered. Servers are assigned tables but I feel like every server just walks around aimlessly. They often came up and asked us if we had already been helped 3 times each throughout the night. Every table had to wait a little while until they were even recognized as having just sat down with no menus or water. Kind of have to wave someone down and tell them what you need. Good thing they have flat screens all around to watch and pass the time.\n\nFood - Pretty good and prices aren't too shabby either. My friend ordered the clams and shrimp while I ordered Snow Crab legs. I was expecting small pieces of shrimp, but the sizes exceeded my expectation and were pretty big in my opinion. My friend had the trifecta and spiciness really is hit or miss. You could order medium and it'll feel like the depths of hell in your mouth and sometimes it's barely there. I ordered the garlic, which was pretty good and probably soaked with tons of butter, but mah belly doesn't mind some baby fat. Snow crab legs were of decent size too, not like the skinny anorexic crab legs you get at the casino buffet. Wish they came with sides instead of having to pay extra though. They ran out of utensils to help you with cracking, so the server gave me a rock. That was something new.\n\nAll in all, if you're wanting some seafood and a new experience while on a budget, come here. I'd rather save up my money and go to Joe's where I can get better service, more portions, and sides altogether for an extra 6 dollars. I'll come back again once more where hopefully, the service has improved. Ask for a marker and sign your name away on the wooden walls.
__label__2 seafood are market price and i think is over priced.  in my opinion, u can buy double amount of seafood and cook at home.\n\ni have the chicken wings, not bad, it is fresh fried, but the sauce is a bit too salty and very oily.  the sever give us couple different sauce to try the spicy level, but, to me, not spicy at all.  the server is very nice...tell us things on the menu, explain each item, etc.
__label__3 We were looking for a place to take my parents before the left to go back home.  We searched Yelp and all agreed that this place sounded good and most importantly, different.  We were very please.  We went at an off time, kind of between lunch and dinner and the place was busy, but not overly.  I had the crawfish, number 4 on the hot scale with the Cajun seasoning.  I was not disappointed at all.  My wife had the boiled shrimp with the same seasoning but a number 3.  My fault I forgot to ask for  the heads to be removed and she was not to happy about that, but she was a trooper and dug in.  Again, very good.  My parents had the fried shrimp and cod baskets.  The portions were big and they both liked their choices.  Their only complaint was the Cajun seasoning on the fries (they don't do hot well).  We also had 1/2 dozen raw oysters and hushpuppies as an app.  I swear on my Yelp account (LOL) the best hushpuppies I have ever had.  The dipping sauce was very good as well.  So, 6 draft beers, 1/2 dozen oysters, order of hushpuppies, 2 lbs of crawfish, 1 lbs of shrimp, fried shrimp and cod basket plus the added sausage to two of the orders = $90 before tip.  Not bad.
__label__4 Wow!!\nUnbelievable amazing! Without a doubt the best crab I have ever ate! You can pick from multiple varieties of seafood, then you pick your flavor, (I always pick trifecta), then you pick your level of spice. Watch out number five will get you!\nWe recommend this to everybody it is amazing amazing amazing!
__label__0 If you like Joe's Crab Shack ... then maybe this is your funky Medina.\n\nNoisy cramped environment with Chinese quality seafood served in a plastic bag that you open and eat directly off the table with your fingers. \n\nYa... Hoo!\n\nIts just not my ... bag!
__label__3 I must speak of the wobbly stone.  Every day for three days, I would meet my girlfriend outside of the Edinburgh's Christmas fair (or simply called Edinburgh Christmas--copy/pasted from here on in).  I found this loose tile in the sidewalk a few feet from the gateway.  It was mildly distracting to balance upon said stone and wobble back and forth while I waited.  I didn't move until she arrived.  And when she did, we would turn and, locked in arms, pass under the arch of the Christmas fair.\n\nWhat an amazing stroke of luck.  The day after I arrived in Edinburgh, the Edinburgh Christmas fair opened up.  Occupying most of Princes Street Gardens, the Edinburgh Christmas is basically dozens of booths selling various foods and trinkets with the odd Christmas themed recreational event thrown in for good measure.  This includes an ice rink, a Ferris wheel, a carousel and a theater which I never entered.  The main draws are the booths, dozens of them.  \n\nA few other reviews have been critical of the event, claiming that it's lost some its charm.  What these people don't appreciate is how impressive the event is when compared to others found in smaller venues...like my home town.  What I'm saying is that even if the Edinburgh Christmas has lost some appeal, it still remains an amazing attraction if one finds him or herself in Edinburgh in the winter.  What I appreciate the most is that the Edinburgh Christmas caters to those wishing to wander in a chilly but not uncomfortable evening for a few hours looking for unique experiences to enjoy.  I strolled through the fair several times during my vacation and found it satisfying each time.  \n\nI admit there is considerable duplication; several vendors market identical items such as candle holders and hats at identical prices.  However, there are still numerous unique booths you'd have to search to find.  Only one sells authentic big pretzels while another singular table sells novelty notebooks and iPad covers.  I bought three wheels of cheese from one vender near the entrance.  A personal favorite were a pair of boisterous men with beards selling various foreign chocolates, exclaiming them to the passing crowds.  Excluding the novelty shops, I must take moment to talk about the food venders, selling everything from mulled wine, to cotton candy, to French crepes drenched in molten nutella, to bratwurst as long as your arm.  Although some people refer to this as a German festival, I noticed as many representations from the Netherlands.  I enjoyed poffertjes and the aforementioned French crepes drenched in hazelnut chocolate sauce.  The girlfriend and I took a ride on the Ferris wheel, lifting us into an amazing vista of Edinburgh's horizon a few minutes after sunset.  \n\nAnd it feels like Christmas.  \n\nI bought the novelty notebook.  I bought the wheels of cheese.  I enjoyed the Polish krakowska.  If I had more time, I could have purchased more, eaten more, regardless of how disappointing this festival was over others which Edinburgh boasts.  I would have taken the girlfriend on the carousel she so badly wanted to ride.  \n\nIf this what accounts for a small fair--a disappointing fair--then I cannot wait to return to Edinburgh in the future and see what their good fairs look like.
__label__4 One of my favorite local Mexican food spots in town!  Great service, great food, and it's not overly pricey.  \n\nThe chips are standard but the bean dip and salsa are awesome.  I personally like the kind of salsa they provide.  There are some good dishes here, the Boracha, Chile Verde enchiladas, fish tacos (Basso instead of Tilapia), chicken fajitas and even the combo dinners are good picks.\n\nFor dessert, the churros and flan are my picks here.
__label__0 If it were possible to give no stars, I would. \n\nI just returned to town from the military and was looking for a simple haircut, a shoulder length bob. No stacking, no funky layering. Just a bob and bangs. After showing a photo and clearly explaining to the stylist (a blonde, older gal with a pink leapord apron) what I wanted and didn't want, I sat down and had my hair totally butchered. \n\nAfter specifically stating that I did not want choppy layers, she proceeded to rip, not pull, RIP shears through my hair cutting the layers in uneven razor cut edges. She did nothing else to my hair. She literally ripped razor trimmers through my hair then ripped a brush through it. I had to remind her to give me bangs, which she cut in a straight line rather than in a slant for side-swept bangs. She spent all of ten minutes on my hair before rushing me to the register. She hardly gave me time to explain what I wanted or look at the layering in my hair, and the way that she dried what little water she put in my hair made it difficult to see what the cut looked like. \n\nWhen I got home I ended up having to trim my bangs into the correct shape, as well as having to trim portions of the hair which were inches wide to the same length as the rest of my hair. One chunk of hair, right in the front, was THREE inches longer than the rest of my hair upon being straightened. \n\nAdditionally, when walking in I inquired about the price of a cut and was assured that it would cost $7 (as the window display showed) but then was charged $12 for a haircut that was not at all what I asked for. \n\nI will NOT be coming back and I will be advising as many people as I can that this is NOT a place to go for a real hair cut if you want a new style.
__label__3 Easy to enjoy such clean fresh food. This restaurant would be a great addition to any city.  It is wonderful to have restaurant owners who are responding to our community wanting more organic and healthier choices.
__label__2 Slanted Rice is a small more-or-less Vietnamese restaurant located in the Hilton Village outdoor mall, near its north end.  It has all of the ingredients it needs to be a great addition to the Scottsdale dining scene, except for what I call \"food design\".\n\nFor example, the Drunken Beef - basically filet mignon cubes with fried onions - had a big problem: the beef was tough and chewy, probably because they used the filet mignon tips, or possibly because the meat was not filet mignon at all.  The crispy rice bowl with chicken was a smallish bowl of cripsy rice, but it came with such a scarcity of chicken and vegetables that it wasn't much beyond the rice.  The chicken that was there was dried out.\n\nThere were other issues with the food as well.  The free broth served with the meal was bland except for a strange almost cinnamon taste.  The egg rolls were small and the filling was mushy.\n\nAlthough prices at Slanted Rice are not high (our entrees were $16 and $20), the portions are small and the value is barely there.  On the other hand, service was good, the menu was interesting, and the ambiance was inviting, but that was not enough to make up for the food, which was passable at best.
__label__4 The salsa bar was fun and interesting. Maybe not quite as tasty as I had hoped. But it was amusing to try so many different styles of salsa.\n\nWhen people say get the horchatta, they mean it. Get that thing. Lots of flavor. Not too sweet. Overall very much worth the price.\n\nThe tacos were wonderful and this was the first time I had mole that I really liked it. So much deep flavor. Give this place a chance. It is not like the stereotypical heavy, greesy food that we've come to expect. But the flavors are amazing.
__label__4 We LOVE this place and couldn't be happier to have them on the west side!  Fresh, unique, incredibly delicious food in a comfortable atmosphere and contrary to other reviews, our service has always been exemplary!  Not at all the typical swimming-in-grease-and-cheese Mexican food but fresh and interesting and an extensive menu!  We are regulars and have hardly made a dent at trying everything they offer!  The salsa bar is like no other and stands on its own in making this a must-go destination!  Give this great restaurant a try....you won't be disappointed.  Then, tell all your friends and family so one of Glendale's best restaurants stays here!
__label__4 Jayd is amazing at what she does! I highly recommend her! I went in and asked for a dark tan, which is what I left with. The Customer Service is great. She makes you feel very comfortable from the time you go in until the minute you leave. I'm a spray tanning newbie so she told me everything I needed to know about how to get it to last. She was thorough and my tan looked fabulous, tan, and even. I'm a bit overdue for a spray tan now. I will definitely be booking another appointment with her soon.  I highly recommend this place.
__label__3 I'm here a few times a week with my dog (the large dog side). Considering the craziness that takes place at most dog parks this one is pretty relaxed. Most of the dog owners here are pretty responsible here handling their dogs and cleaning up after them. It's super convenient and has a lot of space for all the large dogs.
__label__3 Hipster version of Town Square.\n\nThe container park is essentially 200 square foot re-purposed containers stacked upon each other to create a outdoor shopping mall. Most of the units were vacant during the soft opening but I am sure they will fill-up as time passes. Many of the stores were boutiques selling handmade clothing, accessories and snacks, along with a few art galleries. Keep in mind that unlike other shopping areas you won't find any franchise or chain stores here. This place is excellent collection of Mom n Pop style shops... small businesses ftw!\n\nThe park itself is beautiful; another great architectural addition to downtown. A giant fire breathing preying mantis greets you at the entrance. The centerpiece is a massive children's playground making the Container Park a great family friendly spot. The outdoor stage for shows and grassy field is going to be great for summer shows and is flanked by plenty of bars to drink up at. The atmosphere is friendly and the park is fun to just run around and explore.\n\nThe Container Park is a must-see for any downtown trip and really illustrates how much the whole DTLV scene is evolving.
__label__4 Soaking up the Downtown scene and seeing all the new changes they've made... I gotta say I'm thoroughly impressed with all the establishments in here and the little community they've built. The Vegas vibe is nonexistent in this community which is a refreshing change up from the vegas scene. I highly recommend everyone living here and visiting to check it out! Good job Tony Hsieh :)
__label__3 What a rad addition to downtown! Every time I go, I find something else I love about it, and this was the perfect thing to do. \nI remember sitting at a pop up dinner in Tony Hsieh's apartment about 2 years ago. The guys across from me talking about their current project and how they are tearing down a old motel and building apartments and retail centers out of containers. They said, \"you must think we're crazy right?' My boyfriend and I both responded with \"NO WAY, WE THINK YOU ARE SMART, AND LONG OVERDUE!\"\nFinally, I can bring my child downtown without being scared she will be offered drugs!! And I am serious. Also, I can leave her at home after hours, come here, and still enjoy myself. \nAt this point Container Park does close, but not til late on the weekends. I was there at around 6pm on a Sunday night and the number of children equaled adults which is cool. There should be the option for adult and kid entertainment. \nLive reggae music played in the background. It was not to loud yet you could hear it throughout the park. There is a little something for everyone. From cupcakes, to jerky, to art, a barber shop, and of course BBQ and TACOS!! (Which I will be trying on my next trip because pork and beans DID NOT make the cut!)\nIn the middle there are 2 separate play areas, one more appropriate for younger kids and then of course the 50 foot tree house slide that is good from youth on up til you can't make it up those stairs. \nThis really was a great idea, and I hope the decide to go up a couple stories or at least continue to add on across the street.
__label__4 Fire coming out of a mantis? What's the difference between a mantis and a grasshopper? A llama and an alpaca? Helloooo?\n\nWe were pre-gaming in Summerlin then moved on to Banger Brewery but that wasn't enough so we came here for more drinks and shenanigans. We went down the slide a few times - I recommend curling up into a ball once you're in the tube. I had my legs stretched out the first time and I got stuck. This is a playground for big kids and I love it! You have to be at least 21 and they will check for ID. If they had swings, I wouldn't want to leave this place. 5 stars!\n\nThey have a jerky shop, clothing stores, cupcakes, frozen treats, barber place, BBQ, wine bar, a bar with beer and cocktails...but none serve fries. 1 star!\n\nWe went to a bar and witnessed a tall guy bitch slap a smaller guy with what looked like a paper bag from Mac (not Mac as in Apple but Mac cosmetics). Is this how hipsters fight? Too much PBR. I was confused as I've never seen such wussy fighting. There was too much smiling and too much talking, not enough punching. That \"fight\" was too G-rated so being 21 to get in CP was not warranted. Cops were in the BBQ place - if I were a cop, I'd continue enjoying my BBQ than waste my time on those people.\n\nSo yeah, the concept is a bunch of stacked containers turned into stores. I wonder if they'll have a dumpster jacuzzi. Hmmm...lots of drinks and shenanigans were definitely had.
__label__1 I love the concept of Container Park, but the execution not so much.  They do succeed at bringing diverse groups of people together in a common area.  Comes complete with screaming kids everywhere though.  My biggest gripe is that important details were overlooked in the planning phase. \n\nThe live music stage is a very nice touch.  All of the dining options require customers to order from a window instead of table service.  All of the dining places had long lines for food.  Bars had long wait times and seating is minimal.\n\nFor people with young children, this is an ideal spot to take family.  The kiddos can play on the giant playground in the middle or run and whack each other with foam blocks on the stageside lawn.
__label__2 Been here once. It's small, lots of shops. Live music. The praying mantis lights fire around 9pm. I personally didn't like it. It's very much for families. I felt awkward. So my date and I found other things to do. Wasn't my thing, might try it again one day. But not anytime soon.
__label__3 Great addition to downtown Las Vegas.\n\nIt's a great alternative to townsquare or the linq. it's got a bit of a hipster flair. I love that the stores are local stores, not big chains. on the weekends they have live music. i hope this place really takes off. for the time being, it looks like there's not a whole lot of foot traffic to the park. i've heard a few tenants complaining about lack of advertisements and subsequent closing of the smaller stores. locals should definitely come and check this place out!!
__label__1 I finally agreed to go with some Hipster friends whom have been prior and said they really enjoyed it. We went later one night so the shops were closed and only a few people left hanging out. Although from what I have heard, these boutique shops are way out of the norm selling silly items at ridiculous high prices. Um, no thanks!\n\nI have to agree that there are some really cool and fun photo ops to be had here. It is pretty much just a very small outdoor shopping venue and some places to eat. The star of the show is the Tree house with slides for the kids to enjoy during the day and adults after hours.\n\nIn my opinion Container Park has a huge identity crisis. Is not really a place to bring kids, I mean other than the Tree house and slides, what else is there to do with the kids? They should have just promoted it as an adults hang out spot. Anyhow CP you just don't impress me enough to come back and pay for street parking. I don't see this really getting any better. They have already had issues with some of the stores closing due to no business. This place could be Awesome if they just changed it up and got some better merchants. \n\nThere is not a whole lot to do here at night, maybe if we came in the day time it would be a different and more exciting place to hang out?\n\nAfter all of the hoopla, I have to say I am disappointed. I must have missed a lot by not visiting in the day time with all of these 4 star Yelp reviews, something is going on. lol\n\nWhat the hell, at least I checked it out and know what it is now. I can honestly say that I will survive in my crazy world without another visit here. \n\nI am happy about the positive and new vibe it has given the Downtown community though :)
__label__3 I love the container park!! It is one of the coolest things to do with friends- Locals or visitors does not matter!\n\nThere is always cool stuff going on here! Events, music, movies!\n\nThe food and stores are super cool! It is really great for kids! Right in the middle of all these awesome little LOCAL shops is a giant playground!\n\nGo to the website, check out the calendar. I promise there is something fun coming up!! Or just go and check out the great little local merchants.
__label__0 I'm changing my review to a ONE STAR!  My boyfriend found out about this shop when the owner came in to buy a battery for his truck and invited him to check it out.  These past few months we've owned our vapes we WERE pleased with the service at first..  Big smiles and personable staff.\n\nToday we stopped into a different vape shop  that's right around the corner from our home. Reason being my boyfriend's vape has been acting weird and hits weak.  Well the guy behind the counter was EVER so polite to check it out. He then pointed out this vape is a complete knock off after showing us their display and what looked to be a nicer version of what my boyfriend has. We've pretty much chucked it up as a loss since I know they don't want to hear it from us. I get it, it's retail business but selling people JUNK should be a crime.\n\nI've come into this location and mentioned that my vape has a burnt taste to it. I was then told I was vaping \"too long\" and that's why I get that nasty taste. So I started counting how long I use it, each rip.  I also clean it vigorously with a Q tip and make sure the tank isn't leaking AGAIN, which it does frequently.  I've been replacing my tanks over & over until I finally stopped using it for a month or so out of frustration.  THAT and the fact I know from reading previous reviews they don't want to own up to anything or help anyone. FINE!  I rather take the $75 loss and take my money else where.\n\n I should of known the day this guy barged into the shop yelling about how they sold him a $300 dollar piece that was JUNK. This guy was livid, ranting about how he owns his own vape shop where he's from and he paid a taxi driver $60 bucks to get there from the vape convention that was going on.  I thought the guy was crazy.  After finding out my bf's piece is an $80 CLONE? I'm in disbelief they could do that knowing we were looking forward to coming back and spending good money.  Super pricey, won't recommend it to anyone I know ever again.
__label__0 I would give them a good review because their food really is good.... When they get it right. I have come here multiple times with my boyfriend and they have gotten the order incorrect at least twice.\n\nI am a vegetarian and have only had restaurants give me meat in my food probably 4 times in the past 6 years. As I took a bite into my potato manchego cheese tacos I distinctly tasted chicken. I waited 20 minutes to get the incorrect item that simply needs to be fried. Like I said before, I would go back if they could pay attention to the order.
__label__2 Really good tacos but overpriced for what it is.
__label__4 I am IN LOVE with these tacos. I've tried every kind they make, even the lengua, and the food is seriously outstanding. A must-try if you're down on Fremont near Container Park.
__label__1 We ordered ribs to go and when we went to pick them up the staff didn't even acknowledge me. Took about 10 mins before they actually brought over my food - which they didn't even ask if I was there to pick up food. The ribs weren't amazing. Felt like they were made from a neighbor's backyard. Was hoping that they would be fall off the bone kind of ribs but they were definitely not.
__label__1 I was really looking forward to dinning at Bootleggers as I've heard nothing but good things about their food so we decided to head over a few weeks ago for dinner. There was 3 of us dinning this night so it was nice to get another person's thoughts as well.\n\nMy boyfriend and I decided to split the burger (cooked med) and share a larger side of the mac and cheese. Our friend got the bbq pork sandwich and a small side of mac and cheese. We waited about 25/30 minutes for our food but to our surprise only our burger and bbq sandwiches came out...with homemade chips on the side....Ok...where was our mac and cheese. I guess they forgot to make it so they were making it now but wanted to bring out the burger and sandwich so we could start eating. The chips were very good so it tied me over...our burger...cooked well...UGH and the bbq was nothing to write home about. While eating I noticed that several other tables ordered mac and cheese as well and they all got theirs but not us yet...There were only 5 tables that had people at them so it wasn't crowded by any means. We had finished our entire meal and still waited over 20 minutes for the mac and cheese which was a bit of a let down. The server was very good at letting us know that it was coming and she was sorry for the delay (as it wasn't her fault the kitchen took so long) so I don't fault her at all. \n\nThe did comp the mac and cheese off our the bill so that was a nice gesture but I was really disappointed with pretty much everything. I had such high hopes for the place. I don't think I'll be back as I really have had better food.
__label__1 Just came back from the restaurant tonight.  feel like sharing my experience with people.  The environment was very good.  Its hard to see such scale of restaurant locally.  The server told me that this restaurant cost about 2 million.  Each stove cost about 10 grand.  The smoke was sucked under neath, so your cloth will not smell after the meal. The menu looks pleasant. beautiful pictures.  Service was good.  He changed my grill 4 times during the meal.  These are all the good parts.  Now here comes the food.  the appetizer we ordered was spicy tuna volcano.  of 1 to 5, I will give it a one.  tuna has no flavor, the deep fried rice ball was hard.  two very different textures did not match well at all.  For the BBQ, I ordered scallop, Kalbi, Harami, Tongue, Chicken fondue.  They have 3 kinds of sauce, Ponzu, Sweet Soy, Spicy sauce.  The Ponzu was blend with out a kick or freshness.  The Sweet soy is too sweet that over powers the meat flavor easily, and you can just tell it was thickened by corn starch.  spicy sauce was Korean style base which was still on the sweet side.  So I am not impress with the sauce.  The scallop was fresh and I have no complaint.  But the meat is really just so so.  The reason is that the cut was bad.  some thick, some thin, some stringy, some wide.  they just want to make it to the weight, (which is only 4 to 5 oz. per order) for $9.00!  And they cut the meat along the grain.  which is a huge no no for bbq.  I feel like they want to cut cost by using the end parts and cut the meat any way they can to make the portion.  The marinate was too sweet and overpowering the meat flavor.  However the marinate flavor was not too bad, So if you like Korean bbq style, you will like it but If you like real Japanese BBQ, you should go try Yagyu( the 2 story building by the China town) They do it right.  The chicken, they use breast, which is very dry, and the fondue is just not what I am expecting when I am trying to eat bbq.  The cheese was overpowering.  The chicken was sticking on the grill.  The grill they use is metal, really easy to get blacken by the sweet sauce.  thats why the server has to change it so often(in the middle of your cooking)  I prefer Yagyu's.  They use cast iron grill, you can put a block of beef fat on it to enhance the flavor.  And the chicken will not stick.  Because yagyu is the first \"Japanese\" bbq place in town, so I compare between the two a lot.  For the draft beer, hands down yagyu is far better.  The mug was stored below freezing.  So when the beer comes, the whole mug is covered with frost and the beer was frozen in side the mug and float to the top.  If you are beer lover, you really have to go try Yagyu's draft beer.  Tonight's beer just looks sad.  And I don't like their rice.  To me, a perfectly cooked rice is just as important as the meat.  because you eat them together.  Rice brand or the type of grain of the rice was not good.  For $1.95 a bowl, they should put out something better.  Over all, for the environment, and if you want to impress some people, they will do the job.  The food is acceptable.  But for the bbq, Yagyu is the way to go.
__label__3 Finally got here for dinner, heard about this restaurant from my friends many times! The food quality is good, environment is not bad, doesn't feel like those typical Japanese restaurants, I definitely will come back again!! Had a great dinner here!! Love it..!!!
__label__2 If you've been to Gyu-Kaku in Japan or New York City, you'll agree with my 3 star rating. If this is your first time at a Gyu-Kaku, maybe you would give it a 4. \n\nHaving been to multiple Gyu-Kakus before this, I had high expectations of this restaurant. The staff and restaurant itself were great, however the food didn't live up to the hype. \n\nBoth Bibimbap bowls: I think it would be more appropriate to call them stone cooked fried rice bowls, rather than bibimbap. There were no vegetables, gochujang or egg in the bowl. It was just rice and some meat! \n\nKimchi: Disappointing :(\n\nMeat: Ordered the skirt steak and kalbi short rib. Good, but not special enough for me to go back to Gyu-Kaku for. \n\nIf you're looking to eat meat, try a different restaurant on Spring Mountain!
__label__3 Went back for a second time to get the Irish coffee on a cold late afternoon.  The place was empty and there for the service was great.   The bartender was engaging and extremely knowledgeable about whiskey and even gave us some pointers about how to have a better experience and enjoy the whiskey properly.   The place itself is small  but let's not forget that it is inside a sea container but the patio during the afternoon is delightful and make a great perch to watch the playground.   The Boozery is the ONLY BAR IN LAS VEGAS that serves products from our very own Las Vegas Distillery!!!      So go enjoy this unique bar in the very unique setting of container park....
__label__1 The Boozery is situated in a perfect spot for grabbing a cold one and watching the live music stage at Container Park.  There are few tables along the porch, table seating on the roof, and a tiny bar inside with stools.  All outdoor seating has overhead heating for cool evenings.  \n\nThey have a small, but nice beer and drink variety, but the problem lies in their scalability.  Most of their cocktails require quite a bit of labor, and with 1 bartender and a couple of servers, it is simple economics that a short labor supply can not keep up with customer demand.  It wasn't even that busy when we visited around 5pm on a Saturday, but service was very slow.  We ordered a round of beers from the server at an upstairs table, which took about a half hour to arrive.  We attempted to get another round, but after an hour of trying upstairs we decided to approach the bar.  The only bartender was busting her butt mixing drinks as fast as she could, unable to even grab a draft beer.  Unfortunately the only thing they can do to fix the problem is staff 2 bartenders because that's about the max that could work productively behind the tiny bar.
__label__2 There is nothing really exciting about the Boozery, which is disappointing for it's location. The bar itself is pretty small but they are able to accomodate more with outside seating. It has a nice ambiance inside but the small size of the place cramps the style a bit. They have very limited special drink menu with your average Freemont street drink prices ($7-$10).\n\nThe Boozery is just your average downtown bar. Nothing to complain about, but also nothing to brag about.
__label__4 Cool spot in container park! Small, intimate, great bartenders. Extremely friendly, great size pours! Will be back when in the area!
__label__2 An update: I emailed the business with my comments. Ernie, the owner emailed me back directly, apologized for the discrepancy and disappointment and said he would have container park's website amended. He explained that it was something they did for their opening and that the website hadn't been revised since that time but he was taking care of it. The fact that the owner took time to address my concern was awesome! That kind of customer service is rare in Vegas and it is very much appreciated.
__label__3 What a find.  My buddy and I literally stumbled upon this place after checking out Freemont Street.  The Container Park caught our attention and we noticed Big Ern's when we checked out what was inside the Container Park.  \n\nI'm here to tell you this is some very good barbecue.  The pulled pork and beef brisket I had were both excellent, and the portions were generous for the price.  \n\nFor sides, I got the barbecue beans the cole slaw, which were both excellent.  \n\nWe were eating late (10:00 p.m.) on a Sunday night, which made eating out the tables very pleasant.  It even rained briefly, which cooled things down a bit even more.  I love a light rain in the desert in the summer.  \n\nI found the prices to be very reasonable given he quality of the food and portion sizes. \n\nMy only gripe is they locked the doors at 10:45 (15 minutes before closing), which meant I could not get a second beer, and my buddy could not get some more barbecue sauce.  We saw a small group of would be customers get turned away, also. If you say you close at 11:00, stay open till 11:00.  \n\nBottom line.  I've had good barbecue in Memphis.  This place is legit.  If you were to add collard greens and white bread and perhaps some fried pickles to the mix. . . .
__label__4 Living in L.A. and having a 2nd home in Vegas, I've noticed that home service providers tend to charge more in Vegas, and most deliver less.  After hiring A-List to clean my carpets in Vegas, my theory WAS PROVEN WRONG.   When scheduling an appt., I called on a Monday morning at about 7:30 and left a message.  Al called back immediately.  Per my request for an estimate, Al offered to come by and give an estimate; however, because I was out of town, Al gave me an estimate on the phone based on square footage of carpeting/  He scheduled an appt. for the following Sunday morning (since I was there only for the weekend), showed up early, was friendly, thorough, and TRUSTWORTHY.   His estimate was very competitive to other carpet cleaners, but he did not try to upsell me, and he actually charged me LESS than his estimate.  Most definitely I will use him again, and not because of his price, but because of the quality and thoroughness of his work.   AL, you and Aydin did a great job for me.  THANK YOU!
__label__0 Beware this place - especially if you overlook the reviews where people are citing damage to their vehicles.  Believe them.\n\nI had an incident on my first try of this place - where my brand new car was sent smashing into the rear of the car ahead of me.  However it happened, the car ahead of me came off the guide rails and then the belt system kept pushing my car into the rear of the car that was stuck.  After what seemed like 30 seconds of honking my horn, someone finally realized what had happened, hit the emergency stop button and got us out of there.  The manager on site - who didn't offer up his name, nor had a name tag - immediately put blame on the driver ahead of me and refused to accept any responsibility.  Fortunately, no outward visible damage to my new car - and despite all of this, the wash didn't do a very decent job as it was.  (missed large areas on the rear of my vehicle).\n\nTo the manager's credit - he did offer to run me through again - but after an experience like this on my first time, no way I'm taking that risk.  Especially knowing they don't stand behind their own equipment.\n\nTo me, it seemed like the operator was not leaving enough space in-between vehicles and keep cramming us on the belt.\n\nUse this place at your own risk and know the owner will not accept any responsibility for their equipment malfunctioning.  If you look at the reviews here you'll clearly see that others have complained about damage.  Its not worth the risk to try it anyhow if you value your car.\n\nAlso - this is not a $3 car wash in any way - not that I seriously expected it, but be prepared to put out $10-$15 or more for this '$3 car wash'.
__label__4 Authentic chinese food. Good price too. We will be back. \u63a8\u8350\u76ae\u86cb\u7626\u8089\u7ca5\u3002\u3002the lady was friendly. Wish we found this place sooner.
__label__4 This place has LITERALLY the best deal on nachos I have ever seen in my entire life. A half-serving is ginormous--bigger than your head--and it's only costs like $4.75. I don't even want to know what a whole serving would be like. Seriously, more people need to know about this. There's no point getting nachos anywhere else in the C-U area.
__label__1 blech.  this isn't pizza.  the steak hoagie tasted decent, but that's not steak either... then again this wouldn't be worst decision you could make at 1AM
__label__2 This is when I wonder if the reviews go with the restaurant.\n\nOkay. So, last night I cooked for hours making lasagna, and we had a long day at home.....Needless to say, I did not feel like cooking tonight. My guy had told me that he came here once and ordered a curry, and didn't like it. When we saw the rating on Yelp, we decided to give it a try together.\n\nFirst off, I have to say that I was totally impressed with the decor inside. \nIt's not fancy, but it's not ghetto either. This decor is the love child of Naga Thai Dining, and a Panda Express.\n\nWe are seated quickly, in a booth and a high chair is delivered to us for our daughter. Who is going through the whole throwing everything in her sight on the floor. The waiter had won me over with replacing her spoon several times. \n\nWe asked our waiter about specials and what he would recommend. He didn't offer us a name, and be prepared. Their shirts only say \"staff\" on them. They do not have name tags. So, if you ever need your waiter, get a good look at him or her. \n\nWhen trying to fulfill our questions with answers, there was a lot of hesitation. A lot of \"ummm\"... \"well...\". Hey, guy, I don't eat Chinese. I don't think I have ever been to an \"authentic\" Chinese place.......it was kind of like the blind leading the blind.\n\nWe ordered the hunan beef with mein, and the General chicken meal that comes with rice. \n\nIt seemed like in no time at all, less than 5 minutes, the cho mein was placed in front of us. This confused the hell out of me, because I thought it was suppose to come out with my meal...?\n\nNone the less, we start to taste the PLATE of noodles.\nI have to admit, they were tasty. I'm not an expert, but they seemed to be cooked appropriately. Not mush, and not rock hard.\n\nOur proteins come later, but not at the same time. My guy's chicken came first, and then a few minutes later, my beef arrived.\n\nThe taste is good for the first few bites, and then it all is just repetitive. Almost like an overly syrup-ed food that just coats your tongue and you don't taste anything else but sweet....until you bite down on a chili or a jalapeno. It didn't really seem balanced to me.\n\nOh, and did I mention that we are still waiting for the rice that goes with the chicken...? We had to ask for it about 10 minutes after our food came. \n\nI was always taught, that if you need more of the beverage you ordered, you put it on the edge of the table...as a hint for a refill. Well, between 2 different servers, we got passed 4 times. It was after they had dropped off the check that they refilled my water.\n\nBefore tip, it was around $23...with leftovers.\n\nI mean, it was fair. I don't see myself craving it in the near future....
__label__4 Absolutely fantastic product; the grapefruit is amazing. Exceptional good service every time I've been there too.
__label__0 What a joke!  We drove all the way from Gilbert to see the spectacular lights. When we arrived around 6:15 the lights weren't on and everyone was wandering through the park trying to figure out what was going on. We started walking down the street when the park finally lit up around 6:45. YAWN. Oh, a few of the trees were amazing but the majority were just so-so.  Someone told us that all the trees downtown Glendale were lit along the street. When we left the street was still not lit. What a big disappointment. It would have helped had many of the stores been open, but alas, only a few scant ones were open. There was no hot chocolate or coffee vendors and only two glow stick sellers in the park. Definitely not worth the trip. Needs lots of improvements before we will return, if ever.
__label__2 This year all the markets were labeled \"Edinburgh's Christmas\" but some of the old faves were still at the old school end. Not as many pretty handcrafted things, but lots of options for nibbles and plenty of entertainment.
__label__4 What a great time@YELP HELPS 2013...,All the vendors presented their best products and the Organizations showed the important work they do for the Pittsburgh Community.I especially liked Luke Wholeys Mahi Mahi and Vito Girosole's RED RIBBON soda pop...Ciao Vito molto bene!...Thanks Rachel and all the YELPERS for another fantastic evening.                                                                                                                   Gary Katocs
__label__2 Excellent presentation.\nNice decor (unchanged from painted pony)\nCalamari appetizer so so.\nGood service.
__label__1 We were regular denizens of Carefree Station and were unhappy when it closed up at Spanish Village.  We watched carefully when Scottsdale Station opened  T-giving weekend and figured we'd give it some time to \"find it's legs\".  It's not fair to judge a restaurant when it's just opened and working out the kinks.  I figured six weeks is enough.\n\nExperience: well, you remember how you finally get a date with your biggest crush of all times and then it falls flat because he eats like a pig and talked non-stop about himself and his Mom?  Yeah.\n\nAmbiance:  Hasn't the charm and coziness and quirkiness of Carefree Station, but it's a beautiful place.  It's just very Scottsdale---kind of urban and elegant and poised.  Although I do wonder how they are going to keep those neat little chain-draped chandeliers from collecting copious amounts of dust as time goes by.  At least they aren't really over any tables.  Speaking of which, the tables are nicely arranged so that you do enjoy some privacy and you can talk to your dining companions.\n\nMenu: My heart thrilled!  It was--as best I recall---the old CS menu!  All my faves were on it!  \n\nService: we'll discuss that later.\n\nSo DH and I order glasses of wine and immediately requested our beloved sushi nachos at the same time.  We LOVE the sushi nachos!  \n\nWe ordered the roasted beet salad and the spinach salad (btw---Pt Reyes blue cheese is exceptional!) and then DH and I decided to try items we had never had before----usually he gets the Steak Diablo and I love the Shrimp Habanero---so he ordered the Pollo Fundido and I ordered the Korean Shortribs.\n\nFirst of all---the Quality of Food was Excellent as ever.  DH's Pollo Fundido was fabuloso!  OMG, if I were ever to return, I would consider ordering that dish for sure!  Tender chicken, incredible pastry, delicious sauce.  Wow!  DH would only share one bite!\n\nMy Korean Shortribs.  Hmmm.  Well, what came out was on a bed of something tasty and pureed---it was not the miso-mashed potato eggroll the menu promised and there was the merest WHISPER of Asian flavor.  The Asian veggie mix was good.  But it wasn't what I expected---which was a rich mahogany glaze with a bit of sweet and a touch of spice---not necessarily heat.  And you would have to invite me into the kitchen and let me observe the dish being made, because I do NOT believe those were shortribs---at least nothing like any I had.  Basically, it tasted and looked like Yankee pot roast.  A really GOOD pot roast, but pot roast.  I know, because I make pot roast maybe once a month.  This was a hunk of chuck, imho, not shortribs.  But it was good!  But not what I expected or wanted.  Should have stuck with the Shrimp or the Whole Enchilada or the Steak Tampaquena.\n\nI took a couple of bites and then we flagged down our server (Tammy) and I asked her if this was the right dish and she said it was.  She said they were out of the miso-mashed potato eggroll because they make them fresh every morning and they had run out so they subbed..  Ummm....we sat down to dinner at 6 pm when the restaurant was half full----sounds unlikely to me.  Plus, shouldn't you tell the diner when making a substitution?\n\nWe never got our sushi nachos.  We realized it wasn't happening when our salads came out.  No nachos.  Then the entrees.  But they were on the bill.  So we told her and she said almost accusingly: well, why didn't you say so?  1) It's not our job to manage the tables; 2) pet peeve: the serving of food out of order and not properly paced.  Also, Tammy, you never came back to the table unless DH waved you down, like when we asked about my dish or he wanted a 2nd glass of wine.  When she brought our bill, she blamed the kitchen and the runners.  Actually, everything that went wrong with the service was someone else's fault, never her's.   I can overlook having too many tables to properly serve, or incompetence, but I have an issue with not being accountable.  Anyhow, I think DH was aggravated enough with her performance he didn't leave her a tip or a very small one---I didn't ask.  He doesn't verbalize like I do---he notes his unhappiness financially.\n\nWe got out to the car and we were laughing: OMg---what just happened?  \n\nMaybe they are still working things out---I don't know.  I saw Robert and Linda working their tails off, as usual---but sadly, it comes down to it's only good as the people they have working for them.  And there are a lot of restaurants in Scottsdale...  I keep saying I am looking for a place we could love like Carefree Station---I don't think Scottsdale Station is it!  Not a great experience.
__label__4 I've been working out with Tony and Team 44 for almost 2 years. I can't even tell you the difference he and his programs have made on my life. I love the small classes, the accountability, and the support he and his team provides. I am forever spoiled by this fantastic fitness concept.
__label__4 Prowess Pole is a wonderful place to start your passion for pole! \n\n-The new studio is spacious and clean;\n-The instructor is fantastic, motivating, and helps you every step of the way; \n-There are performance opportunities in the studio if you wish to show off some of your skills to friends and the general audience!\n\nIt is a very welcoming and safe environment for those new to pole and are unsure of their abilities!! 5 stars ;)
__label__1 Like many Indian restaurants, the ambiance here is a bit wonky. Perhaps that will change and become more charming as more people begin to fill the cavernous space that seemed rather empty the night we visited.\n\nThey don't yet have a liquor licence of any kind, so we couldn't have beer with our meal. The server said that was coming eventually, so I won't add or deduct any points in this review - it's just the way it goes for recently opened restaurants.\n\nService here was good, though I felt a bit like the owner was watching too closely. The question was not \"is everything ok?\" but instead \"what's the verdict?\" I got that feeling like when someone eagerly wants you to try something they made that they think is awesome, but that you know is really not that good.\n\nThe food: all of the dishes we had were simply OK, and some of them a little worse. Papadams had a very hard/stale and oily taste, which started the meal off on the wrong foot for me. The bhaji and pakora appetizers were sopping with oil and very heavy - which made me think perhaps the oil wasn't hot enough when they began frying? Anyhow, the bhaji in particular were very dense. There was also only one type of sauce which accompanied both dishes, where at other places there are a couple of different options.\n\nFor mains, my table shared lamb tikka masala, butter chicken, okra, and dal. Probably the okra was the most memorable, but only because I hadn't had okra cooked this way before. It was battered and fried with onions, spices and bits of paneer. Instead of being an okra curry, it's dry and oily, which made it not the best follow-up to the enormously oily round of appetizers. The dal seemed boring - tasted like beans, what more can I say? The lamb was cooked nicely in the tikka dish, but the sauce didn't have a lot of depth. No hot spice to speak of (maybe just because we didn't ask for it?) but also not a rich flavour from the other spices one hopes to find in the dish (and can find in Parc Ex). Butter chicken - very standard, which isn't bad, but because butter chicken is one of the more bland options one can order, it tastes better when served alongside dishes that are more exciting and spicy. The naan were enormous in size, but seemed one-dimensional, taste-wise.\n\nOverall, I would not rate the food here as bad, but also definitely not Parc Ex worthy.\n\nWhat makes this a two star and not a three star review is the price. Every dish seemed to cost a bit more than it should, and that really added up. We paid over $90 for a meal for four, not including the tip. In my experience, a similar meal at, say, Bombay Mahal would run $60 and be delicious. Fellow St Henri residents would be wise to put the money they save on food towards a metro ride: it will still be less expensive.
__label__1 I have been a HUGE fan of Cafe Rio and went to the Gilbert location many many times when I lived in the East Valley.  I would actually drive more than 10 miles each way to get there I enjoyed it so much.  \n\nOnce I heard they were opening a location on my new end of town I was thrilled to say the least.  It was going to be my new regular place to go for Mexican food each week.  \n\nWell......that is not exactly the way it turned out. \n\nI've been 3 times since they opened and have had identical experiences each time so I write this review in confidence that I did not simply just catch them on a bad day.  \n\nEach time the line to get through was painfully slow.  The last time there were about 10 people in front of us and it took more than 20 minutes (yes I timed it) for us to be served.  I'm not amused by their singing in the least.  That does not show me that the staff is enjoying their shift.  In fact, they seemed stressed,  grumpy, and less than enthusiastic about interacting with customers.  \n\nI'm willing to bet a big reason for that is the fact that they were understaffed each time.  Only 2 people working the front line?  Come on Cafe Rio. You guys are too busy to only have 2 people up front on the make line.  They did not have a runner refilling the bins either; not surprising that they were out of nearly everything.  Hey management/ownership, you are stressing your workers out and aggravating your customers by making us wait that long.  \n\nOnce we navigated the line and survived the slow service, we get to the end where we were asked if we wanted guacamole on our nachos.  They only had a tiny bit left, and they put that on top.  We looked at them and said, is that all you have?  We were told they would bring some more out soon.  When we slid over to the register and the girl at the register said that was the normal amount and if we wanted any more it would be an additional charge. So, they charged the $2.50 (or so) for it and said they would bring it out to us.  \n\nBy this point we are bugged and not enjoying our experience and were discussing how cheap they have become nickel and diming people.  In this case, an extra $2.50.  then they brought us out a little 2 oz cup of guacamole.  $2.50 for that?  Hardly....we took it back inside and got our money back for that.  I know food is not cheap and good food really is not cheap, but come on, stop being so chincy, CR. \n\nI've just noticed the meat portions have become smaller, the prices have gone up, the service has gone south, and now we are no longer loyal customers.
__label__4 Great for gluten free eaters!! They don't have a gluten free menu, but are very knowledgable and accommodating. There are many menu options and they understand cross contamination! If you call ahead they will make sure you have gluten free chips for you too. Great food and good service! I have celiac disease and felt very safe eating there.
__label__1 This spot just doesn't do it for me.  Flavors fall short.  Vegetables are over cooked and soggy.  \n\nThe service is fine. The location is nice. Overall the food was mediocre.
__label__3 Desnudo tacos ( tacos naked ) is not your ordinary taco shop, they don't rely solely on grease for flavorful tacos, they actually use some kind of Aztec or Mayan magic to create some of the best tasting tacos I've had this side of the I-15 in Vegas.\nWith my tacos I ordered some sides, the fideo soup which it was really good, alittle bit on the salty side but good nonetheless. The garlic rice was...we'll too garlicky for me, the beans where so good I could just eat a bowl of them by itself. The meat in the tacos was juicy and tender and topped with real Mexican cheese, I added some real good homemade Mexican salsa which they have in many heat levels nicely supplied in a bottles instead of the common little salsa bowls.\n This is also not your basic traditional taco shop either, it is actually a sit down restaurant where they bring you a menu and go through all that blah blah restaurant stuff and although the service is more than awesome the reason I usually go to taco places is for quick fast food style service but if they are going to take the full service route then they should at least serve complimentary chips and salsa. so next time I stop here I'll make sure I have more than enough time to enjoy the nicely decorated room, dia de lo muertos style, and listen to the not so Mexican alternative rock style music. \n No shirt, no shoes no service..... But go desnudo.
__label__4 Now, I'm not a violent person, but let's just say I would step on my beloved boyfriend's neck to get to their desserts. Lemon bars? Oh yeah...pie????? Oh heeeeeeells yeah!! Fresh, perfectly sweet and simply delightful.\n\nBesides the yummy tasty treats, we also enjoyed a couple of their breakfast items. Their French toast with a berry compote is two little slices of heaven. Do not get me started on their bacon...bacon dot YEAH!!!! \n\nI can't wait to go here again to sample many more of their dishes. We'll probably go so often it will be like Cheers up in that piece...NORM!!!
__label__2 The  food was great , we had a Margharita pizza, the shrimp risotto and the braised pork chops with gnocchi!\n\nUnfortunately it is a very busy place so extremely noisy and waiters can take some time to bring your drinks/food.\n\nWorth to go for the food and low price, but would recommend for parties of 4+ that want more of a good place to start the party night than a cosy diner.
__label__0 We went here for the first time last weekend. Although drink service is fine, forget about the food. The menu has very limited choices, but it doesn't really matter because only a few actually get food served to them. We waited for appetizers for a couple of hours while watching the entertainment and NEVER got our order. No apologies, just attitude. On our way out we encountered more people that had the same experience. Too many other options to bother returning here.
__label__1 Strong 2.5 vs 2 star.\n\nWhat I like about this place is the convenience factor for me. It is literally right up the street from me. And for what you pay, you get a decent amount. I have gotten a two meat plate combo which runs $14.00 before tax. For this choice, you can choice two meats from either brisket, ribs, chicken, sausage. You also get two sides and can choose from potato salad, pinto beans, baked beans, mac and cheese, cole slaw, or rice.\n\nI actually enjoyed their ribs. I am no BBQ connoisseur but I like what I like. The first time they were definitely more tender than the second time i ate there. And the second time the seasoning tasted different. Like they put ole bay seasoning on it, which I am not opposed to, just kind of took me a minute to adjust my expectations.\n\nThe brisket was alright the first time. It wasn't overwhelmed with the flavor of smoke and you could see the smoke ring and was pretty tender. The second time, it was just off for me. Definitely not tender and just off. I don't have a specific reason.\n\nThe sides here for me are a major fail. The baked beans are straight out of can. The cole slaw was bland. The potato salad is essentially potatoes and mayo only. The mac and cheese was cheesy but too soft and bland. \n\nThey offer you BBQ sauce on the side (which is good, nothing great) and onions and pickles. I agree with another yelper and it would be nice if they gave you bread on the side. \n\nWould I come back is the question. And the answer is yes. I guess I am a glutton for punishment. I really believe they have a good starting base and can be much better.\n\nThey have changed their hours and are now open from 5:30am - 5pm close. They open early to serve breakfast and maybe I will check that out next time.
__label__4 Two friends and I visited Blue Sky today for the first time.  We all had mani/pedis and it was sheer heaven for all three of us!!  The pedicures they offer were the best any of us have ever had!!  I pass at least 10 salons on the way to Blue Sky but WELL worth the trip!  I'm now a regular, they have won us over for life!
__label__3 Food consistenly good and a touch above other FRC outlets.  Korean skirt steak and quinoa tacos very good. Smoked salmon appt and artichoke dip were nothing special, however.  \n\nLiked that the booths were well separated so that it wasn't that loud given how crowded it was. However, though we had reservation, weren't seated until an hour later. Quite the scene (like Olive + Ivy during the boom years?), I could have cast RHOS there. People in more expensive cars than you have no problem parking poorly in the narrow parking spaces, making the process of getting into your car after dinner Cirque-du-Soleil worthy.\n\nSam, please put in a valet.  These \"millionaries\" can't park!
__label__0 I was underwhelmed the first time at The Henry, and subsequently, my best friend dined there and rated it one star, Against better judgment, we decided to give it another shot. We went with another couple, to celebrate his birthday. Our server made the evening enjoyable, simply by her incompetence providing laughs.\n\nHe ordered a bottle of champagne , and was served a glass. We pointed it out,, and she tried to tell us that we did not order a bottle. Well, we all heard it, and she was wrong. She relented, and said she would go get it, and tried to take the glass away. We all know it was going in the trash - so when we told her not to take it away and she said she'd add the glass to our check, we all looked at each other, then her, and asked her to leave it. She agreed, and said she would have to charge us for it. I was flabbergasted. Ultimately her coworker witnessed the event and took it off for us.\n\nThe entire evening went like that. It was like she couldn't agree with us on anything. She closed out the evening without disappointing our expectation of more poor service and argumentative behavior.\n\nWe asked for dessert menus. She told my wife that the bread pudding was amazing, and practically melts in your mouth. My wife said, yes, I'll have that. Our friends ordered an espresso. She said she'd be right back with the espresso, and dessert menus, so we could see if wanted to order anything.  We said, we just want the previously ordered bread pudding, which unbelievably she didn't agree that we had just ordered. In fact she got confrontational about it. I'm sorry, but are we not the customer?\n\nOne star, not going back. Thanks Henry!
__label__0 Went here for dinner to celebrate a birthday and although the food was pretty good I have never had worse service at a restaurant in my life. The server/managers were very rude, condescending, and unprofessional. We were treated like we were a nuisance and as if our business did not matter to them. Even though the food was good I will not be returning back here due to the way we were treated. Very disappointed with the attitude the wait staff and management had.
__label__0 the ambiance/circuses are ok....but the food is actually fast food hiding in fancy clothing...expensive but mehhh. the popovers are no way near as good as those at BLT /camelback Inn.  The place is ok but kind of caters to the Arcadia types and takes advantage of them. Expense does not match the value.
__label__4 Fantastic service, great food! There was a mix up with the tables for a reservation and the management (Colin) went well above and beyond. Highly recommended for anybody looking for a quality meal
__label__4 Fantastic.  Only complaint was the late reservation.  Great ambiance. Great staff. Great menu. And delicious food.  Branzino and braised short rib are pretty incredible. Prices are fair based on quality.  Possibly a larger wine list (by glass). Definitely going back.
__label__0 Tried to eat lunch here today.  Was sat near the fireplace until a table opened up.  Waited for a half hour with no service.  Three servers came outside but none offered menus or even glanced our way.  Three tables sat open, unbussed while we were waiting.  Disappointing customer service.  We finally walked out because we couldn't get anyone's attention and were hungry.  Decor is really great, but it looks like they need more management and training.
__label__1 I really enjoyed the patio seating around this time of the year. Combination of Food and Drink menu kept me coming back, bringing visitors from out of town...until this time, I made a reservation via Opentable.com for out door patio. When I showed up, unfortunately there was a struggle with getting the patio table with the hostess. She stated that it couldn't be \"reserved\" and she could only offer the inside. Interestingly, there were at least 3 other opens tables were opened in the patio as we finally were seated outside. Moreover, one of the table had a \"reserved\" sign on it. It was really a confusing system. It was rather a frustrating experience! If this fox-concept place keeps this up, I can also help to spread the words...There are many other places can offer the same, patio, good food and drinks.
__label__1 Food was OK, service was bad,  and atmosphere was good. Server never checked on us, and we waited for awhile to order. Longer than it should take. Probably won't come back again.
__label__0 I stopped in here exactly once and it's the last time. I do not understand why Jimmy John's only offers provolone cheese. I do not like provolone cheese that much. So lame... get some swiss up in here already! \n\nThe employees seemed to completely hate their jobs. Like being at that place was sucking the life out of them. This is a trend I've noticed at the other Jimmy John's I've been to (and only because my boyfriend is paying).\n\nThe portion of roast beef I got had a weird green iridescence on it. I know it's supposedly \"normal\" for deli meats, but I think it's disgusting. What was even worse were the gelatinous sections in the meat. Not fat, but a clear jelly-like substance, which was next to some incredibly tough and chewy parts of meat that I had to spit out. Totally disgusting. Was it even real beef? Never again, Jersey Mike's has a far superior product. \n\nAnother thing to note, I live less than two miles away from this location yet it's too far for their delivery service. I joke with my boyfriend that you have to be somewhere in the Costco parking lot area to take advantage of their delivery.
__label__1 I have been to this post office many times in the past, the people who work behind the counter are usually very nice and I appreciate them...\n\nHOWEVER today there was a line so I used the self service computer to mail a package. I paid $12.+ for 2 days but it said it would be delivered on Thursday, today is Monday...that is not 2 days. There was a man working there with short dark brown hair and mustache and beard and wore glasses. Wearing plain clothes and a name badge that was turn around but I believe it said Don. When I asked him WHY 2 days is 4 days I got a totally condescending attitude that everything is going ground and that the package could be delivered in 8 days because there are no flights and that that is just how it is and there are no refunds so I can file a complaint but that is how it is.  SERIOUSLY? USPS is having financial difficulty and this is your customer service. I felt like I just got screwed at the casino and just made a $12+ donation to USPS! I grabbed my  package and spent $23 at Fedex to ensure delivery. USPS just lost a customer!
__label__4 I really was not looking forwards to going to the post office to pick up a letter for signature. My experience has always been aggravating at post offices, with long lines and impatient people, and mean employees.\n\nTo my surprise there was no one in line when I showed up at 3pm on a Thursday. There were two people behind the desk, and I got quick help from a really friendly postman. The other attendant next door was also making friendly conversation with the lady next to me.\n\nIt was a very nice experience, and I would definitely use that location again soon.
__label__4 We returned to B&B so I could sample the drive thru.  I am glad I did, as this burger was so good it warrants an extra star for B&B.  The drive thru is a double patty, double American cheese burger.  It has mayo, ketchup, mustard, pickles, leaf lettuce and tomato.  It's served on a sesame seed bun, then wrapped in butcher paper.  I was blown away by how good this burger is.  The thin patties are my preference.  I guess they remind me of all the diners and onion burger joints in Oklahoma from my childhood.  The thin patties at B&B were done to perfection.  Literally, I have no idea how they cooked these this well.  The thing about thin patties is you don't want to cook them too much that aren't juicy, but you need to cook them long enough that they get the delicious crispy ends.  Well, B&B managed to leave this burger pink in the middle, thus ensuring maximum juiciness, while getting the crispy edges that make thin patties so good.  Very impressive.  \n\nWrapping the whole thing in butcher paper allows the cheese to properly melt, and sort of crams all the flavors together.  I have found my burger at B&B for future visits.  The fact that this thing is only $9 is amazing, especially when you consider the price of comparably sized burgers at enormous fast food chains is only about $3 less.  Get to B&B and try this burger, unless you hate things that are delicious.
__label__0 Few first impressions of B&B: Overpriced and overrated. My friend and I ordered the Chicken Heroes Sandwich (Pretzel Roll, Arugula, Tomato Jam, Burrata, Balsamic Mustard) for $15. Talk about OD on bread! It made the sandwich too dry, and the dressing overpowered the meat itself. My ginger ale was soothing, but sadly overpriced for around $5. Our waiter was attentive, but kind of just hovering over us, which felt a bit uncomfortable. B&B will have to win my taste buds back, if I give it another chance.
__label__0 DON'T EAT HERE!!!!! So, we ordered 3 things, 2 were terrible! My $18 salad had brown lettuce, literally. Brown. So I sent it back, the next one tasted just terrible. So I didn't eat any of the salad, just the chicken on top. At least they only charged me for the chicken, not the salad. Sweet potato fries were cold. Sent them back, the second batch was ok. Boyfriend's burger was ok. Also extremely loud and slow. :(
__label__3 Wish I could give 3.5 but I'll round up just bc the lady taking our order at the bar was nice and patient with us ordering. Came in here just looking for something to eat on the way back to the hotel and ordered the Royale with cheese, and it was cheesy goodness! The caramelized onions made it that much better. I would order this burger again although if I had to choose I'd go to Gordon Ramsay's BURGR at PH. The burger there was slightly better there to me.
__label__4 Favorite burger place so far, amazing service,helpful waiters, great beer, just loved it.
__label__2 Average at best and I might be being generous. The food was OK. Service was average.  Not what I expected.
__label__0 I LOVE the perfect scoop on Tropicana and Fort Apache- but this one... Not so much. We bought the groupon a couple of months ago and thought we would have no problem using it, since we grocery shop at Sprouts which isn't far from here. Boy was I wrong. We have only been here once when it was actually open. The hours posted mean nothing. They supposedly open at noon each day, but I waited 15 minutes last week after grocery shopping and no one was there to open the store or answer the phone. Today we went at 1pm, an hour after they were supposed to be open, and no one is here again. How do you tell your two year old you've promised ice cream that she isn't getting it again? You take her somewhere else. I hate that I bought a groupon for this location and am stuck with it. What a waste of money. I will stick with the other locations from now on and not waste my time trying to come back here.
__label__1 I purchased a special order couch and matching recliner Oct 6, 2013.  Was told it would take 6-8 weeks.  It took a little longer than the 8 weeks.  I had to call them on this issue.  Not a real big deal.  They called me a week later and let me know my furniture was ready for pick-up.  My boyfriend went to go pick it up with his truck.  All went well until we got it home and realized they gave us someone else's  couch.  This was around 5pm on a Saturday.  My boyfriend immediately called and told someone at the warehouse about our  dilemma .  Her response...and this is why I am writing this review!!!  She told my boyfriend to bring the couch back and get ours.  Ok, first of all we had a very difficult time getting that couch off the truck it has two built in recliners.  Luckily, it never made it into my home only my garage, that where I noticed it was NOT my couch when I unwrapped it.  We needed some more manpower to carry it into my home.  I told my boyfriend when he called them they need to come and get this couch, someone is missing it!  Bring mine, free of charge and ASAP!  So, when  she told him this , his response. \"That's not acceptable, I need to speak to someone else in charge.\"  Which is what he did and they said they would pick up the couch and bring ours to us the same night (that night).  For this woman, I am grateful that there is someone at Walker that knows right from wrong or probably looked it up on the computer and realized that's where the missing couch went and they cant possibly expect us to return someone else's couch in a timely manner or safely.  I know we didn't sign any paperwork for that!!  We did get our couch that night within the hour.  This was learning experience for me.  Don't ever try and pick up any type of recliners yourself unless you have the manpower.  HEAVY!!  My boyfriend will from now on check the labels on the furniture before he takes anything from a warehouse.  The labels were clearly printed on top of the couch and recliner, two different names and customer numbers!!!  Bad customer service Walker  but, at the end taken care of by one good employee .
__label__4 Just randomly stopped by the container park today for the first time. My wife and I had no idea this place was here and decided to try it. We ordered the raw \"chicken\" salad wraps, and the tlc juice. We normally wouldn't order a juice but thought we would give it a chance. And we loved it! The chicken salad is now our new favorite food in Las Vegas!!! GO CHECK THIS PLACE OUT!!!!! You won't regret it!
__label__2 New location, lines at the drive-thru wrapped around the building, but moved fairly quickly.  The staff was courteous and efficient.  Ordered the shrimp po-boy, which was cold, but the onion rings were hot and delish!  This is a chicken place so maybe that's what I should have ordered.\n\nNot bad for fast food!
__label__2 Not quite sure here, I know the place just opened not to long ago so I hope it does well but my girl and I stopped in for drinks Saturday night around 9pm. The place is nice and clean inside. Wasn't very crowded at that time so we grabbed some seats at the bar. \nThe bar gives off a comfortable vibe with the green, blue, and pink neon bar lights lighting up the liquor bottles and the walls had a plethora of big screen TV's all tuned into ESPN. I was kind of disappointed, the Penguins were on, but every TV was turned to ESPN... I wasn't going to make a fuss out of it asking for a channel change though\n. \nWe did not order food but opted check out their cocktail menu instead. There really wasn't anything special or unique that caught our attention on the drink list so my girl got a Hendrix Gin, St. Germain and cucumber cocktail, and I got a Vodka Martina with a few big blue cheesed stuffed olives which were very good. \nI watched the women that waited on us make our drinks and she kind of  seemed like she didn't know the bar well. There's was only a handful of people in there and we waited quite some time for our drinks to come after ordering. She kind of botched the gin drink when pouring, only half the glass filled up so she poured some more gin in the glass just to fill it up. Like I said I'm not picky so I didn't care, just noticed for those that might. \nWhat I did care about though is when we cashed out after two drinks my bill was $24. I kind of think that's a bit pricey for a place like this so I was pretty turned off. I understand they are trying to cater to a nicer uppier crowd but for that kind of price I'd rather go to a nicer restaurant/bar in town. \nI'll suggest you check it out though if your in the mood for something new and wanna take your girl to a nicer more quieter place on the south side.\n\nHappy eatings my fellow Yelpers!\nYours truely, The Shaw...
__label__3 This is Thai kicked up a notch. Expect great service, food that is well presented and garnished, and a personal and elegant atmosphere.\nGreat for a date night, or an impressive place to become a regular.\nThe family who owns the restaurant runs the restaurant and staffs the restaurant. You're essentially a guest, eating in their home. From speaking to them, most seem to be from an engineering or highly educated technical background, and that attention to detail shows in their product and service.\nIt's one of the coolest place to know about - get to be a regular before all your friends do!
__label__3 Nice!  At least I could find a seat! :)  Good coffee, nice to see their expansion into more locations.  Beans are good.  Iced coffee good. Internet good.  Music good.  People not super loud at this moment.  Good mix of people Han style (solo) and in groups.  Parking not a problem.  Stamp of approval!
__label__0 Drove all the way here and they are closed for maintenance until end of May. I just wish that businesses that are on yelp would make us aware of these types of things, bc now I have a bad taste in my mouth...
__label__3 Excellent addition to the neighborhood. $7.75 for any pizza or create your own with as many toppings as you like. All one price.
__label__3 Love the whole subway concept for pizza. I don't know whats better the pizza or the price!
__label__3 I have been to Fired Pie twice now and each time it has been delicious. The first time my husband and I came on a Sunday around 8pm. The place was dead - the only people inside were the employees. That was fine by me as we were able to place our to-go order quickly. The second visit was with my husband and my father on a Wednesday at 6:30pm. Again, the place was pretty dead but they actually had a few other customers. (Definitely not packed!)\n\nIf you haven't been, the concept is you walk up, tell them if you want a salad or a pizza and then they make it right in front of you. For pizza, they ask what kind of sauce (marinara, pesto, alfredo, garlic/oil), what kind of cheese (mozzarella, feta, blue cheese), and then pick your toppings. They have several different types of meat and vegetables to choose from. My perfect pizza has artichokes, spinach, tomatoes, mushrooms, Kalamata olives, and garlic. We've tried their sausage and chicken - both are good. I prefer the pesto, but I'd like to try to alfredo sauce. Additionally, we've tried the pizza cookie - which is tiny but delicious. Definitely learned our lesson and will order separate desserts next time. ;)\n\nOverall, I really like the concept. It's fast, customizable, and super quick to get your meal. That pizza is literally done in 5 minutes and cooked to perfection! I will definitely be back!
__label__0 Trying out this new location and not impressed at all. With my new schedule, this facility is more convenient with it being off the 215.\nPF philosophy was to promote a clean workout environment by encouraging everyone to wipe down machines, but the towels and spray are scarce. At the Henderson location, the towel/spray stations are located every few feet to make it easier to adhere to the wiping equipment down policy. I can already smell the sweat stench accumulating in the air. The staff is typical what you'd find at a gym...aloof and can't be bothered. Hey PF, let's fire one of your useless employees and get a few more towel/spray stations throughout the gym.\nSimple items offered at the other location such as a bar pad for the shoulder press machine are not available. \"You can bring your own\" is the comment when you inquire. I'm sure that one expendable employee could also cover paying for bar pads.\nAt $10/month, you definitely get what you pay for...and not a smidgen more.
__label__2 I really like this gym really solid. Good machines, pretty clean (although it's declined recently). The reason they didn't get a five star is because I fell off a treadmill, no biggie I have a knee and ankle injury and sometimes it just buckles. I understand they have to do paperwork for it, but the two ladies at the front asked me really loudly in the middle of the elliptical section 30 minutes after I fell if I needed 911. I told them I was fine and if I can do it later. I mean they waited a half hour. Another 10 minutes would not have mattered. They made me feel like I did something wrong and have to go to the principal's office. No one noticed that I fell until they basically were screaming it out in the middle of the gym. They said they couldn't do the report at that time because they were busy, but considering what happened I think they could've stopped what they were doing if they thought it was urgent. It kind of added insult on to injury, no I take that back it literally did.
__label__0 BEWARE!  They claimed that there's no commitment or contract,  its a BIG LIE! I wasn't told about it when I signed up for their black card, (they tried to up sale, and I figured that $20/month is not too bad), the staff totally failed to inform me or he did that on purpose,  who knows. I cancelled it when I had to do a knee surgery, that's when I found out about that I have to pay a BUY OUT fee. Not a honest way to do business and I will not recommend anyone to go there.
__label__0 Food is good service sucks. Super slow! Not good for people who work here and have times breaks. I wish they would pick up speed. 15 mins for French fries is out of control. Get it together!!!! So I can enjoy your food.
__label__3 AMBIANCE: 4 - cute little food stand where it is annoying to have a long line. it's not their fault that there's no where to sit though! \n\nSERVICE: 3 - they are pretty new in the mall, but it was a pretty long wait for fries. they need a more efficient way to have fresh fries and eliminate the long lines&wait. \n\nFOOD: 5 - meal was expensive! me and my friend shared the biggest one for $8, but you get a pretty good amount of fries and you can even pick two flavors. \n\np.s. they give you your drink with the rest of the order
__label__4 Hey I think this place is great the bagels are fresh, the salads are fresh, and the Black and White cookies are out of this world. The people are nice and the everything is ready quickly. If you want, need, have to have a great bagel, this is the place to go.
__label__3 Closest I've found to NJ/NY bagels in Charlotte area.. Bagels are pretty great, had a sausage egg and cheese and it was delicious.  A little neater (fluffy scrambled egg) and less greasy than a true Brooklyn bagel,but that's really not a complaint and I guess that's the Charlotte touch .
__label__4 I set up a mystery date night for my son and daughter-in-law.  This was to be the grand finale.  I spoke with the very personable GM on the phone about having a later reservation as they were going to a play prior.  She was very accommodating, remembered it was my DIL's birthday and mentioned she has a rose for her.  Very nice touch!  They arrived and were made to feel special.  They texted me saying it was a memorable meal comparable to Binkley's!  I will be going 11/1.  Often times the restaurant week deals are not as delectable, this was not at all the case.  The d\u00e9cor, theme, food, service are all setting the bar for other local Scottsdale specialty bars. Thank you for making this a special occasion for all of us.
__label__4 Food was pretty good.  Service was great.  Will go back again. Not very wide selection of beer thou.
__label__0 Green Acres killed my 3 dogs and 19 others last week. I hope they have shut down. Yelp please don't delete this truthful post as you have all the others. You could be saving a dogs life by keeping this up !
__label__2 I really wish I was writing a \"Hooray!\" but I'm not. The Uptown location wasn't my first rodeo with the Mushroom and won't be my last.  The Mushroom is usually solid artisan pizza, just not this time.  I started visiting different Mellow Mushrooms about ten years ago.  The Jerk pizza has always been my \"go-to.\"\n\nI went to the Uptown location for a business lunch.  Not too bad.  We got seated in less than a minute.  The menu didn't have my favorite, but I'm the type of person that is willing to try many different things.  So I asked our waitress for a recommendation and was led to the Mellowterranean.  A grilled chicken pizza with onions, roasted red peppers, black olives, chives, feta, mozzarella and tzatziki sauce.  Sounds like a homerun eh?\n\nTwo things to note about this pizza:\n\nGigantic roasted red pepper laid out on the pizza.  This isn't convenient to eat, and the texture and amount just make this strange and unappealing.\n\nSecond, yes, the tzatziki is pretty tasty, but I found myself using it to cover up the other tastes.  A condiment should compliment, not be needed to cover up the  the rest of the dish.\n\nLastly, the cheese bread appetizer.  Oh how I laughed.  The look on my associate's face was priceless.  To quote, \"Is this cheese on hot-dog buns?\"  Lol...I almost spit water out my nose when he said that.  To be fair, what we were brought, looked nothing...and I do mean...nothing...like the picture you see on Yelp.  Maybe they were out of bread and went with the old \"McGuyver that shit\" method...but \"hot-dog buns\" is being nice about it.\n\nSo why three stars if the whole experience was less than decent?  Because I know the Mellow Mushroom as a whole.  I know that this is the only experience I've had that was disappointing.  Maybe it was an off day, maybe it was blah blah blah.  Regardless of what it was, I'd go back and expect things to be a much better experience.  Would I recommend or order what I've had?  Not a chance, but I wouldn't exclude them from my list of pizza joints based on one bad experience either.
__label__1 Good beer selection, food was just ok and wait staff was rather unfriendly. Probably won't be going back.
__label__0 Mellow mushroom is terrible.  I have never written a review before but this place is a grotesquely racist establishment and i never want to return to it ever again.  I would give it negative 100 stars if i could.
__label__0 I ordered a special combination and received a free drink. It was a good start. I waited for 20 minutes to receive my sandwich. Frustrated, I inquired about my order. Apparently, a couple of customer after me ordered a set of sandwiches and decides to push my to the back. Not a very good customer service. \nFinally, after 30 minutes I received the sandwich and surprised by the lack of substance in the filling. \nMy first visit sucks! \n\nHowever, I will visit them again to give them another opportunity.
__label__3 We tried this place after remembering that this new sandwich shop had opened.  We are glad that a Vietnamese sandwich shop is now closer to home.  The other reviews said they had a long wait so I was expecting it,  but there was no wait at all.  Maybe 2 minutes at the most.  That was a pleasant surprise.  We were the only ones there also. \n\nI had the sliced pork sandwich. #7.  I liked the way the meat was seasoned.  The veggies tasted fresh.\n\nWife had the Mekong special.  #11. We tried each other's sandwich. She liked hers better and I like mine better.  The difference between us is I like to taste the meat in the sandwich I eat.  She is happy with tasting veggies. \n\nI would definitely come here again and recommend it.
__label__2 Since my first experience, I've gone back 3 times. There is definitely a lack of turn-around time regarding the point of ordering and receiving your good. \nThe place gets a few large orders, and if you are the unlucky one who gets stuck behind those orders, it is a test of patience. I still believe they need to improve their process regarding high order times. It is simply unacceptable...
__label__0 I am super disappointed with the new restaurant. I got really excited when I saw the New Times article about it and decided to invite my family to our neighborhoods boat parade /dinner at the Watershed.  I will preface this with the HOA sending a flyer out to the residents to come watch at the watershed, so it was going to be a busy night. \n\nWe got a table and after 20 min finally had someone ask us if we wanted something to drink. We ordered an appetizer so that we could look over the menu. In this time, there were about 4 servers who tried to drop things off at our table. It was very clear, no one was properly trained on the seating chart or whoever was running the restaurant has no idea what numbering tables is.\n\n20 minutes later we had the queso fundido. For $9, I wasn't impressed with the amount of cheese given. Once the cheese got cold, the thin chips could no longer scrape it up off of the skillet.\n\nWe then waited another 10 minutes for our server to come back around to order more drinks and food. We  were quickly told that we could order more drinks but the kitchen was now closed.... At 6:30 in the middle of the boat parade...\n\nBasically we told him this is a joke and that we were done then because we had expected to be eating at this time. He apologized, but no, offering of anything to make us want to come back.\n\nWhile waiting for our check two servers came by asking if we ordered the food they had. This made us even more upset since we were just told the kitchen was closed. The last girl that came with food, my Mom made very clear that it was ridiculous that there was no food service at 6:30 pm. She said they had not prepared to have this many people come to the restaurant. Out of the 15 tables there was definitely not food at each one, so not sure why they would plan to only feed 5 tables a night. \n\nWe asked to have our check again and then were told that their system wasn't working... We added up our food/tax and got cash out because we were livid at this point. \n\nOn the way out, we asked for the manager. It happened to be the girl that tried to drop off food at our table.  We told her how disappointed we were, especially since we live in the neighborhood. She basically broke down crying and said they would make it up to the community. They still took our money and no  hint of wow, we are sorry we basically made your night super sh#*%y, please come back for a free appetizer on us. \n\nEvery aspect of this restaurant shows me that they have no restaurant or customer service experience. I won't be back bc I would rather spend $15 on an entree somewhere that I know will actually treat me like a customer. \n\nSide note: We left and went to Spokes on Southern, a go to place in the neighborhood that we always enjoy. We sat down, water was instantly brought and had a server within 5 minutes. We joked with them about our horrible night so far and the manager brought us a free appetizer...basically another restaurant tried to make up for the disaster one!
__label__3 I gave them 4 stars only because they are so new. Probably would be 3 stars but the staff was trying very hard. I think they should STOP, review talk about the pros and cons and have a good training day. Staff were confused on where food went and what table numbers were. You can't have staff walking around looking for who ordered what.\nPOS the staff was using was phone size and they seemed to struggle with inputting the orders.\nNow the food, we had a table of 4 and all had something different. Cod bites were good, as were the chicken skewers. I had the Meatloaf which I would give an A, very tasty and the mashed potatoes were perfectly seasoned for my taste.\nAnother dish was the Chicken Noodles, not-so-good, had a very odd taste spices didn't seem to work.\n3rd dish was the Salmon surf. Pretty hard to screw up Salmon but it was over salted, sorry.\nLast dish was Fish Tacos. She had Cod tacos instead of Salmon and said she enjoyed it. She wished they offered Black beans with the tacos to make it more authentic, but enjoyed it.\nDesert we had the Bread pudding. It was very good, not the best in town, but very good.\n\nLocation, Location, Location is one of the best in the Valley. I'm not sure why other restaurants have not made it there as it's a wonderful, beautiful location on the Lake in \"The Lakes\" community. Tons of space inside and on the outside patio, there's even a boat dock for the locals.\nEntertainment.\nThey had Live music on the Friday night we were there and they were good. They also have separate areas where you and your friends can play pool, throw darts, or play a little corn hole. Huge bar fully loaded makes it a place you could spend the evening.\nWho was there?\nSeemed like a nice mix of people young and old. Decor was very open, maybe even too much but I still liked it. View was amazing.\n\nI hope they take the suggestions of their critics good and bad as we'd really love to see this place succeed. With a little tweaking, this could be a place I visit often. We wish them the best of luck, we'll try again in a couple months to see how things progress.
__label__0 Good place and has a nice potential of becoming a mix for both, tourists and locals but the coffee shop doesn't have heavy cream. I am on the mission to find at least a couple of coffee shops in downtown that could make a cappuccino with heavy cream.
__label__4 Ok so went back and ordered the full sandwich and soup.  It came with chips also, which you do not get when you get suckered into the half soup half sandwich thing.  This time: I felt like I got what I paid for!  Much better and will be back!!
__label__3 The chicken is wonderful... it's moist and juicy.  The burritos were great, too.  Awesome place to have a casual lunch or dinner.  The one thing that is confusing is how to order food.  They should make that easier to figure out at first blush.
__label__0 Horrible company that lies to employees and withholds pay without any communication or reason. The people who are suppose to support you jump to conclusions. \n\n\nDon't work here unless u want to make 60% of what you earn.
__label__4 Lets see, locally used organic fresh ingredients with 2 business owners that met in the industry and have a combined 30 yrs. in the kitchen! I'm a foodie, so off i go to Flipside Cafe, btw its only been open 1 week! So I originally wanted to have Breakfast/Brunch, but I was told that it was lunchtime. So I stayed and had lunch, WOW!!!! I didn't expect to be knocked off the proverbial ladder. I had the special, BBQ Chicken Sandwich and Pan Roasted Potatoes. It didn't appear to be much as the chicken and the ingredients seemed to have gotten lost inside that AWESOME BUTTERY/GARLIC BRIOCHE BUN. Wait for It-- Flavor City 101!! In the time I was there I witnessed a very new business owner, Amy, I didn't get a chance to meet Jon, run the front of the restaurant w/ tireless enthusiam. Out of the 7 people, including myself, these were the items ordered: 3 Chicken Sandwiches, 1 Hamburger, 1 Open Faced Turkey Plate, 1 Turkey Chili, and 1 Shrimp (Soy)Chorizo and Grits. Everyone was asked how they enjoyed the food, and the overall consensus was on par w/ my opinion. Thumbs Way Up, Awesome, The Best I've had, one person just shook their head and gave Two Thumbs Up. Bravo Flipside Cafe, you're on the way to a bigger location, sooner than expected! My name is D'Shawn and will definitely be going back to visit!
__label__1 I went for dinner on a friday night, just my husband and I.. We were in the area and had heard about Flipside being a fresh, new restaurant that served food from local farms and thought we would try it. We walked in to a tiny little cafe, with randomly sized tables scattered everywhere.. Some full of people, some dirty, and some empty. There wasn't a hostess stand.. just a stack of menus on the nearest counter and someone from across the cafe greeted us and told us we could seat our selves. \n  There were a lot of different size tables and all very close together.. We chose a 2 top near the cafe counter and looked at the menu that only had food listed on it. No drinks anywhere. Nor was any of the meals described in much detail.. Just... Meat + Sides + Price. The Waitress came by took our drink and food orders.. She returned with drinks, but no silverware... I snagged my own set from an abandoned table next to me ( it was so close, I didn't even need to stand up ) The food took a pretty long time to come out.. and in the meantime we watched as random people trickle in and seated themselves, and  our lone waitress serving them all while other people working in the cafe bringing plates of food out awkwardly, and having to maneuver themselves thru the tables and serve people.. It was weird and seemed really unprofessional.\n Finally my food came.. It was good, nothing to complain about! I had BBQ Half Chicken, with Spinach and Mac N Cheese.. Once I was done, we inquired more about the ingredients and technique to prepare the food and the waitress had no idea what to tell us.. She repeated what was listed on the menu and then came back later to offer us slightly more info about the BBQ sauce having honey in it..?  It was laughable, but no harm done.. My final opinion of the Flipside cafe would have to be that its just TRYING too hard to be something It can't. Maybe Breakfast or lunch is better? But trying to eat Dinner in such a cramped space, with \"gourmet\" prices and untrained/casual service is backwards and confusing.
__label__4 Great brunch!!  I had a lobster omelette.  We were in a rush and they got our orders out very quickly and were extremely nice.  Will definitely go here again when I'm in the area.
__label__3 I love the fact that The Flipside Cafe has a very interesting menu. At first glance this small restaurant looks like your standard deli sandwich/bag of potato chip kind of place. No Sir, it is not.\n\nI ordered the garden squash bisque which is a flavorful butternut and apple pur\u00e9e. It is  garnished with kale, bacon and fig balsamic. I also ordered the white bean hummus which came with baguette toasts coated in olive oil, salt and herbs.\n\nIf you want a glass of wine or a beer, they offer lots of local choices.\n\nThe service was very good and the servers worked well with the folks who had to wait for a table even offering to seat people \"communally.\" \n\nIf there is any negative for me it would be that almost all menu selections include bacon, ham or cheese. This is not necessarily a bad thing but it is somewhat difficult to find a light dish. The white bean hummus was fine but the toasts were very rich with the oil. What I ordered sound \"light-ish\" but I went away feeling like I had eaten a lot of fat.\n\nI will definitely return - I love the emphasis on local ingredients.
__label__4 I found the show to be extremely entertaining and funny as hell.  A great interaction with the crowd and hilarious impersonations.   The finale was my favorite.   I loved that he met with everyone after the show and thanked them personally for coming out.   If you're in Vegas go check this show out!
__label__2 Food is good but make sure to ask for easy sauce. All their dishes come with globs of sauce that is at the bottom of the bowl. There is no other rice bowl places is this area besides YC's. Gave 3 star because like YC's better and food comes with too much sauce. Will return but won't venture far into their menu besides ordering the teriyaki chicken bowl.
__label__1 Management at this location needs some work. I have been to this location multiple times now as I love Chipotle, but this location is not run well.
__label__1 I have no idea what is going on here.  Go somewhere else for you veggie/vegan needs.  This place seemed promising, too.
__label__4 We originally went to Bonefish but their waiting time was 30 mins. Good thing that was the case otherwise we would've not  gotten the opportunity to try this place out.   Glad we did. We got a friendly hello as soon as we walked in. Took us a little while to decide on what to order but the cashier was super friendly. He didn't make us feel rush at all...thank goodness no one was behind us tho! I ordered the mixed grill of any 2 skewers (chicken & steak) for me on that and my boyfriend got the chicken pita. Great choice!  The food took about 10 mins but when it finally arrived...the food was SUPER HOT exactly the way I like my food.  Hot, fresh,...and YUMMY!  The cashier came and check on us several times to see how we're doing. Very nice young man with great service and positive attitude. We will definitely come back again due to not only great and tasty good but AWESOME service!!!
__label__1 This is a casual restaurant where you order at the counter and food is brought to your table.  My wife ordered the chicken skewer plate and I ordered the lamb skewer.  Each came with vegetable cous cous, a small salad, hummus and pita bread.  The food was on the bland side with the meat overdone and dry. I saved a few dollars by using a coupon I found in the Zip Code Magazine.    \n(
__label__4 Refreshing creamy delicious cold treats are the specialty here, perfect for the warm Phoenix weather! I came in for the first time today. There was no one in line in front of us and the guy behind the counter took the time to explain the menu to us and offer us samples of the Italian ice and soft serve. We ended up ordering the joelatti, which was layers of soft serve and Italian ice.\n\nMan what a great combo! The ice is refreshing and tangy and the soft serve is SUPER creamy and thick. I've never had soft serve this good before.\n\nOn top of the delicious desserts, the decor inside is quirky and fun. Lots of vintage memorabilia like old gas pumps, old timey fans, etc. Plus the whole place was super clean, which I always appreciate. I'm sure this place will become a regular spot for me to visit to satisfy my sweet tooth!
__label__4 We originally found Joe's while vacationing in Anaheim and were SO HAPPY that they have one close to us in Tempe. The atmosphere of this place is AMAZING. I love how they are so patient while you decide from the infinite list of ever changing flavors, and let you sample everything you like! Service is amazing, and of course the product is one of a kind. Nothing compares!!!! We will definitely be visiting frequently.
__label__0 At least 12 security cameras inside.  The order is taken then made by the same person which takes much longer than it should.  Anywhere else you go will have better soft serve ice cream.  The prices are kinda steep considering the amount.  One last negative it has a strange odor.  If they could fix the odor and the order fulfillment procees it would possibly deserve 4 stars because the italian is actually pretty good.  To bad there is a strange odor, service is slow and the soft serve is lousy.  The good news is that if a crime ever goes down inside they should have plenty of video footage.
__label__1 I believe reviews on Yelp should be based on personal opinion.  I have to give Joe's one star for their Ices. I am sure there are people in the world that love this particular texture, but it tastes like eating flavored sand to me. I am more of a \"wet\" Italian ice person and Joe's makes them very \"dry\". \nRita's is 4 miles down McClintock and well worth the trip. \n\nWe've tried this place three times and never gotten speedy or knowledgable service.They do get an additional star for the cute environment. \n\nOur only reason to go to Joe's is they are open an hour later than Rita's and your daughter won't stop crying until she gets an \"Icee Treat\" to help her fever.
__label__4 Been here twice in Dec 2014:\n1) Sat/13 Dec\n- Free brewery tour, lasts about 25 min   http://bangerbrewing.com/tours/\n- I read (Vegas SEVEN?) that they had a Christmas special of buying a $100 gift certificate, get $140.  So I did their free brewery tour on Sat/13 and then bought the $100 gift card which came with the bonus $40.  Then I applied the $140 towards buying their $49 stainless steel growler (including a fill of beer, I opted for the award-winning El Jefe jalapeno beer) and $50 VIP tix to their 1 year anniversary party.\n2) Sat/27 Dec\n- Used my VIP tix for their 1 year anniversary\n- Had a great time.\n3) This is my favorite brewery in Vegas and the staff (Chris, Maria...) and Eddie (a co-owner) are great folks.  Will be back many a times.
__label__1 This is probably the most painful negative review I've written, because I've never had a complaint about anything Kevin Binkley has done. In fact, I always make a point to take visitors from out of town to his restaurants because it is so consistently good. \nHowever, this visit for restaurant week was less than impressive. Now, the service was fantastic, so I have no complaints there. The waiter was knowledgeable, friendly, and just great all-around. But the food was just not up to par. From the restaurant week menu, I ordered the Tempura Fried Eggplant, Pork Schnitzel, and the Coconut Mousse. The tempura was well-fried, but so bland. It came with some dipping oil, and that had some flavor, but I just couldn't believe that the entire dish was so bland. I would have thought there would be some seasoning in the tempura batter. That wasn't the worst though. The pork schnitzel came out nicely fried, but DRENCHED in butter. I probably ate a quarter of my serving because I was trying to avoid the gelatinized butter which covered the majority of my dish. The parts that were not covered in butter were tasty, but unfortunately there wasn't much of it. Had the butter been drizzled, it would have probably been okay, but there was a lake of butter on my pork, which then rendered the schnitzel soggy. The dessert was fantastic, which I expected. I did expect a bigger portion given the portions of everything else we received. My other complaint was the wine pairing. I knew that for an added $15 I wasn't going to get three full glasses of wine, but I didn't even receive three half glasses of wine. I think the three glasses together may have added up to a half glass. I'd have been better off ordering a full glass of wine off the regular menu. \nBottom line, I was just really really disappointed in this experience. It almost seems as though they want to deter people from ordering the restaurant week menu, or they don't want people who are visiting for restaurant week to return. If that was in fact what they were trying to do, it has most likely worked with me.
__label__0 I regret even having to give this place one star. This was a horrible place to eat. The salad bar was appalling with hardly any salad or food . The food that had been sitting out there was luke warm. But of course we were there for the meat so we waited. After they brought out a few rounds of fatty white/dark meat chicken they finally brought out a rough beef jerky like slice of beef. That was the last semi-good piece of meat we got. Everything else, round after bloody round was dripping rare. When we complained to the owner after two hours we got no help. We did get an angry Brazilian with a knife come to tell us that we didn't have anything to complain about because we didn't make reservations. (There were three tables with ppl in them). When we were finally done waiting for meat that was edible we had to ask for the check (which was full price by the way). $84 dollars for some ice berg lettuce and a lot of dinner rolls. We were never offered a discount or coupon to come back and we complained at the end too. This was a really really bad experience. Lol, the lady who is commenting can't even take some honest criticism and try to make her place better. This is so professional. Maybe this is why the Italian restaurant of the same name shut down? I never once complained about the price, I have been to a lot better places than this one claims to be. I also consider myself to be pretty patient. All I wanted was some steak, at a steak house, it should not have been this hard haha. Well, for me, this is just one night. Unfortunately for this poor woman, it's her whole life.
__label__0 Saw roaches on the floor. Waitresses were hella rude. Complained to the manager and she spit in our faces and cursed us out. The chef looks like a fat sweaty slob. Just a horrible experience. Customer service is foreign to them.
__label__2 Ummm just ok by food and setup but service was fabulous and there was no waite and yes the karaoke was fun to watch ... Not sure if I'll be back but I won't say never
__label__1 We went wIth a Groupon for our anniversary 11/11. Wanted Texas but it was booked. Thought we would try this one since its close to home. Salad bar was sad. Very small and food looked like it was out of cans and had been sitting out for awhile. Nothing like Texas and Via. My husband prefers meat well done, they offered to cook a little more. Meat came back just as rare. We asked for a coke, they brought a can with a glass of ice. Meat selection was limited and was ok. Got the bill, couldn't believe Coke was $3!! Prices for meal are pretty much the same as other places. We will make the trek to Via or Texas.
__label__4 Amazing service and the spinach lobster salad was amazing!!  We will come back for more!  For sure...
__label__4 We were very excited when this place opened! We really have never had a terrible experience. Our last experience was the first time the we just did not enjoy our food. Our server Lindsey was very nice and she noticed that we were not really eating and offered to grab us something else. We declined but the manager James came over and insisted they get us something else to make up for it not being to our taste. Then who I believe was the cook came out and just said, if you guys want some dessert, let us know and it will be on us! They were really fantastic with trying to make sure we were happy. We did not end up having dessert because we were full but the gesture was very nice. One of the bartenders who was getting off of his shift even came over and said hi to us because he recognized us from coming in a few times before. When it comes to the food, the Pretzel with Beer Cheese is the best! Make sure it is soft though! The beer selection is great and the knowledge is pretty good when it comes to the servers. If they don't know, they always suggest you try it which is awesome because you can try until you find something you really like! Great job guys!
__label__0 An animal rescue group I support held a fundraiser here in Feb 2014, and the owners promised to donate a portion of what was raised back to the rescue. Instead they kept all of the money. Very shady and we will not return!
__label__4 Yoga Pants is amazing! WOB you have to get these guys back in here again. They only take requests... They have a keyboard and drums... Fire drill. Both guys play and sing, absolutely awesome ! You guys rock loved every minute if it!
__label__1 Let me just say the pretzel was huge.  It's a meal by itself. You better love salt because there is a half pound of it on that pretzel. \n\nWhat really surprised me was the beer. I had a local favorite called \"Kilt Lifter\" and they served it Luke warm.  The server then brought out a cold glass and poured my beer into it.  It did not help.\n\nI can't believe a place called \"World of Beer\" can't properly serve a cold beer.\n\nNothing is always perfect. They get one more chance and if they blow it then they're off the list...
__label__4 This was our first time trying this place and it certainly won't be the last!  We don't reside in Southern Highlands, but in SW Vegas, but I would certainly drive across town for a meal here.  The restaurant is small and casual, but the food was honestly some of the best we've had anywhere, especially in Vegas where Italian isn't on par with what my fiance and I grew up eating back home.  Every part of the meal was outstanding.  I had one of the daily specials, gnocchi with marinara, mozzarella, and basil, and he had the fettuccine alfredo with chicken.  Both meals came with garlic bread, which was also divine. I ordered a dinner salad as well and it was perfect.  The whole meal with a bottle of wine was $52 before tip.  I would pay double for the quality of the meal.  If you are looking for a sit-down restaurant, this isn't really it, but if you want quality recipes for a reasonable price, you've found what you're looking for!
__label__4 This is the best Italian food we have had not only in Las Vegas but anywhere! Real Italian chefs, imported meats and cheeses, everything is fresh and made in house. Reasonable prices for the quality of food. Very casual atmosphere like a deli but it is 5 star restaurant quality food. Very reasonable bottles of wine for sale, we had one imported from Italy. Started with the anitpasti misto, which was big enough it could have been our meal, but we wanted to try more. We had the lobster ravioli and a special which was tri color tortellini with 4 cheese sauce. The pasta was so tender and soft, obviously very fresh. The lobster ravioli had huge chunks and generous portions of lobster. Even the garlic bread was amazing. Didn't get to try the dessert because the wife who makes them was away in Italy for 3 weeks, but I heard it is just as amazing. Can't wait to try it along with some of their sandwiches. We will definitely be regulars. It is set up as a deli so they do take cards, but you can not tip on your card.
__label__1 So far I have had a couple experiences at this restaurant, I have ordered the caprese salad and garlic bread to take to a party and the owner was very helpful and accommodating with serving suggestions. My next experience was dining in and once again the owner was very accommodating, one item we ordered was the antipasto, my daughter loves cheese and he no problem with adding extra and I thought that was great. I gave this place 2 stars because as I read many other reviews, I agree with other comments I to had to deal with whomever the unpleasant blonde server/cashier is as well as witnessed some unprofessional behavior behind the counter. Anyone behind that counter should be required to have there hair tied back and it should be common knowledge never to pull out money in front of guest. I really hope they can make the whatever changes needed because I really think they have good food.
__label__2 The combos aren't combos and the guy behind the counter looks like he's gonna cry.  D,:
__label__2 Love this little spot in the Mile-ex. Foods really good. I had the gazpacho, risotto and a few of the balls yum! \nThe only thing that ruined my night and worth taking a star off was the place has no AC! I was coming from work with my shirt, jacket, long pants, socks and shoes! Had I been in a t-shirt, shorts and flip flops I could've bared it much better! Not a summertime place recommended for business clients at al ! Besides that, I would for sure go back... flip flops and all!\nps, heads-up to the owners: I like that you're serving cocktails in regular glasses, but when you order a dirty martini and it looks like a shot you kind of feel cheated! cheers
__label__4 Great environment and great people. Carl and Natalie are professional and knowledgeable about their products. \n\nI tried their weekly special \"Breakfast in Bed\" and for me it is like a sweet vanilla/maple desert flavor. I also like how you can choose your VG/PG ratio which a lot of other shops don't offer. If you are in the area I would definitely check them out.
__label__4 Where to start? Me and my BF eat out every night (terrible, i know) so we get bored easily. Tap House was just down the street from home so we figured we would try it!  Not only is the service AMAZING, from the person who took our order over the phone, to the server, SO friendly and more than willing to make recommendations and answer any questions! the food is AMAZING!!! My bf continues to order the Turkey Rueben wight he fingerling potatoes (SO BOMB) and i am obsessed with the Cashew Chicken Salad Sandwich. Would def recommend to anyone!
__label__1 I would have liked to add this gastropub to our regular rotation given the proximity to our home, but it's not going to make the cut. We didn't experience anything supremely negative or offensive to provoke scathing feedback on food, service or atmosphere. Yet the asking price is just astounding given the quality of all three features.\n\nFirst, service was very friendly. After some confusion with the hostesses about sitting at the community table, we opted to sit at the bar. The large table commonly referred to as a \"community table\" isn't actually a table they will seat multiple parties at - an odd policy. The bar inside was full, but the hostess reassured us that the patio was air-conditioned in the summer and very pleasant. So we obligingly headed outside very open minded about their ability to cool the space on a late afternoon in July. We quickly realized it's next to impossible to cool an outdoor patio in the Arizona summer, and, accepting own naivet\u00e9, we sat outside anyway. The bartender was very sweet.\n\nWhile I perused the beer list, I kept squinting at the price thinking, \"Is this for a pint? $7?\" Compared to other venues who claim to have a diverse craft beer selection, these brews didn't resonate strongly with me. Settling for an API, I then chose the shrimp mac n cheese and a side of asparagus. Both were okay, but $11 for a tiny pot of mostly sauce and seriously overcooked noodles that fell apart at the touch of my fork? My husband really did not enjoy his burger which was sort of a mess, but the cheapest option amidst the entrees priced anywhere from $25-30. I started to get the feeling that we patrons are actually mini-tenants disguised as diners. \n\nI understand that this remodel must have been expensive and the rent can't be cheap, but after paying $70 for 2 people, we did not walk away feeling even remotely satisfied. For the same price, you could have an exquisite meal at a gastropub in Old Town from a creative menu with stellar service (i.e. Citizen Public House style). For a much lower price, you could sit on an amazing patio and have decent food with a fun crowd (i.e. OHSO style). We won't risk another subprime experience at such an expense in the future.
__label__3 You wouldn't think brunch at this place, but you'd be so wrong. Great breakfast with inventive dishes including a unique spin on eggs Benedict and a great pastrami hash. Don't miss the Bloody Mary bar.
__label__3 We got to eat at the famous Jayde Fuzion Restaurant at M Resort. It so happened that we were staying near the hotel when we found out that Jayde Fuzion had finally opened! We ordered a lot of the appys:\n- Samgyeposal Lettuce Wraps - really really good!\n- Korean Street \"Tacos\" - love 'em!\n- Five Spiced Duck Sliders - really good!\n- Ahi Poke - nice presentation with finely cubed tuna! Nice flavours.\nEntrees:\n- Chow Fun Noodles - Best chow fun I've had. Very subtle flavours.\n- Baby Bok Choy - very small plate of greens\n- Korean Style Lobster - lobster slit into half down the middle - unusual way to present Asian lobster - good flavours\n- Asian Sizzling Snapper - great fish dish!\nDesserts:\n- Yuzu Doughnuts - very good\n- Exotic Fruit Salad - very good\n\nSome advice for the restaurant:\n- The plates are really heavy for passing around and the serving cutlery is so heavy that it doesn't stay on the plate when it's being passed round. it makes such a clatter when the cutlery falls on the table!\n- All the appys and entrees all came out at once as the waiter explained that the dishes are all done at once and when it's done, they come out. There was no space on the table when the dishes came out. It would be wise to instill a time management program to sort out the appys and entrees.\n\nBiggest thrill: meeting the Restaurant Express winner, Executive Chef Seonkyoung Longest! A very nice and humble lady.
__label__3 We went on the fifth night they were open.\nThe staff was very attentive, the chef came out and chatted with us, the d\u00e9cor was very nice and the food was very good (not great).\nI expect that the food will have improved by now, as I never have been to a restaurant week one, where there wasn't a bit of fine tuning needed.\nFor now 4 stars, maybe 5 next time!
__label__1 Let's just say it like this... if you are Asian, or have a solid grasp of Asian cuisine then it is very likely that this place will not impress you the slightest. \n\nYour spread over numerous different menus from Korean, Japanese, Chinese, you get the idea and none of it is really on point. \n\nThe location in the M Resort is very clean, well staffed for the most part and managed but the food falls very very short of delicious. Might i suggest they put a plum wine by the glass instead of the standard white and red options as this is an Asian restaurant and that would be helpful to a small couple that doesnt want a whole bottle. I have eaten here on a number of occasions, one of them being my Korean grandmothers birthday since she was staying at M it was quite convenient. We ordered the Kalbi for the table, which was VERY fatty and although had flavor was quite salty. My grandmother made the comment of the Kalbi from the buffet having better quality cuts of short ribs which is pretty sad honestly. We ordered the Bibimbap which certainly was not authentic and the meat was a bit off, as well as the HARD rice that was used. My spicy seafood stew which seemed like a mix of Ramen and Jjampong, where the broth wasnt total shiet the noodles were still in the SQUARE block as if they took them out the package and forgot to cook them. I refuse to eat here again, its simply not worth the efforts to take a chance on this place. The food is not executed well, and quite tasteless in most cases. Its a shame since the location is quite nice.
__label__0 I can't write about the food, because I left before we even got sat. But we got there at 6, and at that point, it was a potentially an hour wait. We had issues with even giving the hostess our phone number. I walked away thinking that I wouldn't even get called due to the fact that she kept getting our number wrong. Sure enough, after 40 min, we went back to see how long the wait was, and she apologized. She apologized that she called our number and it was the wrong number. She would seat as soon as she could. That turned into another 45 min. We joined a group of people leaving for the same reason. The wait. I'm sure the food is good, but I didn't get the chance to try it. We went to Anthony's and got sat right away. Great food. Great service. The only thing was the selection was minimal for $25. Even Sushi Mon had a better selection for $21.
__label__0 We eat at most sushi place in town and thhis is the worse sushi place.  Chef wasn't friendly.  Ayce menu had little selections and lots lots of rice.  All the roll taste the same.  We can't order dinnner menu items at the sushi bar.  So if anyone doesn't eat sushi in your party they need to sit by themself.  Do not waste your money. I'm beeing nice with 1 star.
__label__3 Good food, but not top of the line. Love the portion size for the price! Not crowded especially at lunch, and really reliable takeout. The queso blanco gets hard quick. Especially love the saucy fajitas.
__label__0 My first visit iturned into my last visit.\n\nFirst off, I love Tex Mex food.  I've been eyeing this place, as I dine at the Genghis Grill next to it WAY too often.  So, I rolled the dice today and tried this place.\n\nWaitress was friendly and chips, salsa and a Diet Coke arrived fairly quickly.  I ordered the #6 lunch combo, essentially chicken over a bed of rice topped with their queso sauce.  Sounds yummy, I though, as I've had it before at other Tex Mex places and LOVED it.  At other places I frequent, it's called ACP, which is Arroz Con Pollo; Spanish for chicken and rice.  \n\nSadly, the chips and salsa were the highlight of the dining experience.  The chips are very thin and the salsa is OK, if a little watery.  But they DID have flavor and were enjoyable as I waited for my lunch.  I had enough salsa for about half of the chips and stopped when my food arrived.\n\nMy food arrived, and I knew I was going to be disappointed by looking at it.  First off, they used shredded chicken instead of grilled chicken.  I wasn't given the option when I ordered, so I guess that's the default.  Secondly, the rice looked and tasted like it was left over from yesterday.  It was just mush on my plate.  If you looked for individual grains of rice, they were nowhere to be found.  But, still, there was this mush of \"rice\" under my shredded chicken and queso sauce.\n\nI ate as much of the meal as I could, which was only about half of it.  I ran out of Diet Coke and sat there HOPING someone would notice I needed more.  I sat in a booth right next to the kitchen and runner after runner passed my table, but noone asked if I needed a refill.  My wiatress was assigned to a large group towards the back of the restaurant, so service suffered somewhat.  \n\nI finally put my credit card on the table, and the waitress finally showed up and asked if everything was good.  I didn't complain, but I'm sure the look on my face told the story.  I just asked for my check.  The total was $10.70.  I left a $1.30 tip for a grand total of $12.00.  \n\nI hope your experience is better, but I'll not be going back.
__label__2 Great music, but bartenders seems to be bothered or you feel unwelcome, no smile :( just drink!
__label__4 We really liked this place. The owners were friendly. The specialty drinks were good and pizza was really out of this world.
__label__4 I come here at least 2 times a week after work. The atmosphere is so unique. The bargirls dress up like zombies. The owners are cool. Service is prompt. The whole zombie theme is cool. Even the alcoholic drinks are zombie themed. The location is convenient in Spring Valley just 1 mile from the Strip just past the Chinatown mall. \n\nAs for the food - I eat the zombolie and it's delicious. They get their dough from Boston fresh daily and it shows. Much better pizza products here then the cardboard tasting junk you get at chain restaurants.\n\nIf you are a visitor or local and want to check out a unique bar with a cool theme and no tourist prices I highly recommend!
__label__1 My friends got their dinners, but two of us still haven't. It's been about five minutes. Not sure what happened. But none of us at this table are happy. Margarita is decent but pricey. Don't think I'll be coming here again. Nor would I recommend this place to anyone else.  The chicken quesadilla was pretty good, though. So I guess if you can overlook the service problems, the food is pretty good.
__label__2 Skip the dining room and eat at the bar. Robert was our bartender and he did a great job. He's very knowledgeable about the tequila. We did a full on tequila tasting and got a little lesson in each brand. His service was top notch. The food was good, but I think the tequila was my favorite part.
__label__1 I have been getting my brows threaded for years by a licensed cosmotologist. After my lady (Anita from Salon Naturalle) moved out of state I went and saw Donna based on the rave reviews here. I let her know about all her wonderful reviews on yelp and she said she had no idea since she did not have any time to be on the computer. When I walked in I was the only one there. I felt when I left my brows were cleaned up, but I did not get the arch I had in the past. Also I had to come home and finish the job on my upper lip because there was hair that she missed. She seemed nice, but was arrogant. And even went as far to say that she was the only person in Arizona that knows how to shape the brow according to peoples faces. When I told her my previous threader was of Indian decent and I was told that \"they all left the state because its not legal\". I was taken back since Anita was legal and licensed and had her own business at Salon Naturalle. I won't be returning. It was not a good experience and I did not get the WOW factor from the service.
__label__0 I'm not sure why everyone is posting anything positive for this salon. I had gone here with a schedule appointment for me and 3 other girls. We showed up slightly early and they had taken 2 girls before us that were getting their pedicures finished. We didn't think anything of it because they said they were almost done. Mind you, we told them when scheduling the appointment that we were on a time crunch so we would book if they could guarantee that there would be 4 technicians so we could all get our pedis/manis done at the same time. They had said it would not be a problem. We waited for about 30 minutes until the owner came over and said we could get started soaking at the mani station for one girl. The technicians then informed her that we couldn't because the 2 girls they had taken before us were getting manis now too. So, then my girl had to sit in a random chair soaking her nails for no reason. Then they set me and another girl up in the pedi station. We sat with our feet in the water only to look down and realize that the bubbles in the water had dead skin floating in it. Absolutely unsanitary and disgusting. Most nail salons I go to put a disposable plastic tub inside of the tub so there is no issue of this. Once we saw this and realize that we were waiting for 45 minutes with no beginning in sight we soon left and headed to Biagio down the street. WAY better and more sanitary!
__label__0 I bought a Groupon or Living Social deal (can't remember which now) b/c I was looking for a specific medication. BEFORE I purchased the deal, I called to verify that the deal could be used for what I was looking for. I was assured by the receptionist that answered that it could so, I proceeded to purchase. I scheduled an appointment and at my appointment I was told that I could not use the voucher for what I wanted. I was informed that it would be an additional $200 fee to see the Dr. PLUS an extra $90 or so each month. Basically, I was lied to. I followed all necessary steps in calling the location to have all my questions answered first and when I came in they tried to squeeze an extra $300+ out of me. I tell everyone I know to avoid In Shape MD Ballantyne and suggest you stay away too. They are lying crooks.
__label__4 Stopped in this great pub tonight.  Holy cow there were 48 diff beers on tap.  My husband and I dont really drink beer but the bartender was great.  He let us try some samples.  We decided to order food.  The menu was small but had a great choice of burgers.  I had a Sunny side up.  Fried egg on it.  I loved it.  It was perfect.  My husband had a Kentucky Bourbon burger.  He loved it as well.
__label__4 Very nice place ,  the ladies are very polite and friendly I would recommend  any one go there and get one of the best massage's you have every had and only 30 dollars , very good deal !!!
__label__2 A cute little industrial brunch spot with healthy breakfast and lunch options \n\nService is okay\nThe girl at the front was very brief and didn't really explain how ordering/seating/beverages worked but we figured it out\nThe menu is on your immediate right when you walk in and there are paper menus on the counter (tip)\nComplimentary water on the SW side of the counter-bar\nOur server was very nice\n\nToday I had the egg salad sanny and it came with chips and pickled cucumbers \nIt was a pretty decent meal\nI thought I would expect more for the price but I guess it was the area\n\nAlso, there is a little kid section\nDon't get me wrong, I love kids\nBut this restaurant doesn't seem very kid-friendly... Or at least that's what I think with the heavy steel chairs with that flooring...\nThere were many children there this morning and aside from the screaming and yelling...\nThe kids were rearranging furniture and such... My main concern being the chairs and tables... Not very kid-safe...\n\nI am not sure how I feel about this place, it's cute, perhaps I will give it another go soon... \n\nStay tuned Yelp
__label__1 Let me start off by saying, the cookies and bran muffin I sampled were absolutely delicious!! Also, the service was fine - patient and kind - even amidst some VERY rude women with kids who sent the children's food back because the toast wasn't crispy enough.. \nThat being said, I ordered the chopped salad with mixed greens and romaine I believe. The mixed greens were not just old, they were decomposing. Mushy and falling apart. Smelled terrible. This really irks me when you're paying $13 for a high-quality salad. I'm disappointed the chef didn't care enough to check what he puts on the plate. Otherwise, it would have been a great salad!\nI'm not that picky, but a lazy chef who doesn't care about food quality before the plate goes out is a bad sign.
__label__2 I was so excited to try this place out. I came here for dinner and it was grand opening. When we enter the staff was just sitting and one of them got up to assist up.  This place is clean and the staff was friendly. Very patient as we decided on what to order. I'm a huge fan of chow fun (fried thick rice noodles) so I went ahead and order that. My friend order sweet and sour chicken. Our food came out and timely manner. My noodles were very tough are hard to chew.  Which is not good start. They're suppose to be soft. Ugh I never had a bad chow fun. But I will go back and try it again. Might be their first day so well see. Beside that it was good. My friend like the sweet and sour chicken but he didn't like how it was prepared. They serve it with the sauce on the side. He preferred it came already sauced up. The price was great about $10 and under. They had a few dishes that were $10 and above. They also do lunch specials until 4pm. I will definitely try it again.
__label__2 The staff could have been friendlier.  We were greeted by \"What do you want?\"  The food was O.K.  We ate there and everything was in Styrofoam.   I was expecting some plates.  The price wasn't bad. I will give it another try.
__label__3 First time here , I was advised by a friend, I like Mediterranean cuisine Italian to lebanese , The outside is well lite and you can see the name of the restaurant from far, I got a warm welcome and sat down by the bar where Joel and Anthony greeted me and introduced themself , asa first timer I ask for the food menu and Anthony sugested a few things also let met taste some wine a very unique Blend of shiraz, sauvignon frank and cavernet sauvignon medium body slightly sweet and hint of spices,  after that I tried the Hummus which was very nicely done a creamy puree of the garbanzo and lemon juice fresh\nAfter that I tried the Kebbeh Senieh a Ground beef mixed cracked wheat spices onions pine nuts baked and served with a cucumber yogurt ,and side of steamed vegetables Anthony suggested a side of spicy chilli. sauce which gave it a whole new taste , a fresh soft to the palate but with a hit of spice from. the chilli, over all a great experience at Naya , I will be back for more for sure.
__label__2 The Shops at Gainey is loaded with new restaurants. This area of Scottsdale has discriminating customers to be sure.\nMet a Ph.d friend of ours  for lunch and had a nice table at the big picture window. Will want to return again as we were fully ensconsed in chat most of the time.\nThis place does have potential as the decor and menu are very nice and the prices fair.\nWe had issues with the waiter who had a little attitude and did not fully grasp the idea of an experiential customer experience.\nThis is ok as we did not arrive to be pampered either.  In the end though, he got \"creative\" with our check.\nOnce we noticed this we asked to see Mike Hamati the Manager on duty.\nHe was none too thrilled and did the right thing for us.\n\nFor this reason we will return as the Mediterranean plate among other items is well prepared.\n\nJust have you \"readers' on when you review your check..
__label__3 the food was good and had very nice presentation.\nwe had: \nmezza combo\nsteak and hummus\nfried kebbeh\nmakanek\nfalafel\nmossaka\n\nits more expensive than what i thought it would be.
__label__2 When I walked into Naya for the first time, it reminded Bloom immediately (the restaurant that was here before Naya.) I can't believe the layout is still the same, even the half circled booths are still the same!\n\nTaking advantage of restaurant week deal, a group of 6 stopped here for dinner. I'm surprised how their restaurant week menu consists very little Mediterranean flavor. First course are 3 kinds of salad (house, caesar and caprese), but no greek salad, or maybe some hummus? Second course are choices among filet mignon, salmon and chicken masala. Third course dessert are choices between creme br\u00fbl\u00e9e and a pistachio flavored 'bird nest' pastry.\n\n1st course - Caprese salad, very simple yet nice presentation. (but it's also not easy to mess up with mozzarella, tomato and bass, isn't it?) The taste was decent. \n2nd course - Filet Mignon. My medium rare filet was cooked just right, but somehow the temperature was a little cold. The side of fries tasted good, but way too oily, and the steamed veggies are not worth to be on a normally cost $32 plate, sorry, but those only belong to your corner diner. \n3rd course -Creme Br\u00fbl\u00e9e, this was surprisingly good with some fresh berries! It was probably the best of the night.\n\nThe restaurant was about half full throughout our dinner time, but for some reason, service was quite slow. Overall, I was in a Mediterranean restaurant, but my dishes seemed somewhat more american, and the taste was mediocre, i don't know if I would pay the regular price for the same thing again.
__label__4 Second time here- the chef and serving staff are friendly and the food is fantastic.\n\nFirst time I had the Eggs Royale which may be the best Benedict I have ever had- the salmon was perfect texture and flavor, and the hollandaise matched well with the perfectly poached egg. I had a milk chocolate tart for dessert and took a croissant to go, delicious! \n\nThis time I had a breakfast croissant with hashbrowns- incredible! I also had the lavender-vanilla green iced tea which is super tasty. Taking a salted caramel eclair to go so I can't comment on its flavor yet but I doubt I will be disappointed!
__label__3 I really enjoyed my quiche.  Service was slow and we ordered croissants that we never got (they sold the last ones to someone after we ordered them). Frustrating, but we went back the next day and got some and they were to die for.\n\nTake a dose of patience as there are only a couple of servers and they are also working the counter.  \n\nThe ambiance is great, there is outdoor seating and I can't wait to try them for lunch or dinner.
__label__4 I love this place! I have eaten here for breakfast, dinner, and many a pastry. The quality of the food is EXCELLENT. I am a pastry snob and this place is delicious. When we ate dinner here, I had a chocolate tart at the end and I'm still thinking about it months later. For dinner, you bring your own wine, so note that if you're doing dinner. The service is almost always great. The owners are super friendly when we bring our kids in for breakfast (they have kids of their own). Great place. The only downside is location, next to a stinky subway. C'est la vie!
__label__2 The food here is excellent. The service was friendly but grossly incompetent. My husband and I arrived and there was not a table available. After about 10 minutes several tables left and a table was cleaned and we were seated. We sat at the table for about 10 minutes with no menus. I went to the counter. There was a person standing there that did not acknowledge me until I asked for menus.  I took the menus back to my table and we sat there for another 10 minutes waiting to place  our order. At this point I was confused as to how I was supposed to order. I went to the counter again to ask if I was supposed to order there. A server came over to take our order. After our order was placed, I noticed that 2 tables that had come in after us were already eating. Our food arrived and was very good. The owner came out during our meal and checked to see if we were enjoying our food. The server never returned for drink  refills.  We finished eating our meals and sat there for a long time waiting for our plates to be cleared and for our check. The restaurant had slowed down considerably from the time of our arrival. There were two servers standing around chatting and one playing on her cellphone. I went to the counter again and asked for the check. The girl playing with her cellphone says she can close out my check and then proceeds to ask me for each item that has been ordered.  It is a shame that we were not given even basic service. The food really was good, but we will not be returning.
__label__4 I'm a sucker for places like this. The cozy, homespun feel, coupled with authentic cuisine and friendly service make it impossible to resist. If I lived in the area, I'd be sure to become a regular.\n\nMy girlfriend and I accidentally ordered twice as much food as we could eat in one sitting; the pricing here is exceptionally low for the portion sizes. Having seen other reviews here, I was prepared for good food at a fair price, but I was surprised to see just how worthy Koshary was of its praise in this regard. Of the several items we ordered, the Egyptian style falafel was the must-have highlight. \n\nWe spoke briefly with (who we assume to be) the owner as we prepared to leave, and it gave me the distinct impression that this is a business where the ownership genuinely cares about their business. The friendliness and concern for our satisfaction really won me over in a way that not many restaurants have. Koshary deserves your support, and I can assure you, you'll be glad you did.
__label__3 \"No Knife Needed\"\n\nIf you're a fan of true southern cuisine make sure you check out Mamma's Boy Cafe.  I just enjoyed smothered pork chops, mac & cheese and greens. The chops were true to their name, not fried and dipped in gravy like some other \"soul food\" establishments.  These chops were truly smothered in a killer gravy, seasoned to perfection and were so tender I only needed my fork to cut into them; reminded me of my grandmother's cooking.  Needles to say, I will be a regular and I'm looking forward to exploring their menu.  Kudos to the owner and his team!
__label__4 A new Japanese / sushi place off Ft. Apache near Trop.\nA nice, quite and very spacious place, with great friendly staff. \n\nHad the Saba Shio Yaki dinner plate. Plus, I added the prawn and vegetable tempura for $4 extra.\nI also tried a spicy yellowtail roll...\n\nAmazing!! \n\n\n\nWill be back.
__label__4 These guys rock! Perfect For your Mediterranean fix. Spanakopita, Tiropita and Chicken gyros have all been tried and loved. Have always gotten a friendly staff member whether in person or over the phone. Snappy delivery, too. Can't lose with this place.
__label__2 Yanni's Greek Grill is some seriously awesome food in a clean and welcoming restaurant. Too bad it's completely across town for me or I'd be here regularly.\n\nCame in for a gyro, walked out with a massive one PLUS a bowl of their avgolemono soup- $13 and change for a filling gyro roughly the size of a burrito (I didn't even need to eat the whole thing, I'm just a glutton) and a good-sized portion of lemony soup with rice and chicken. \nI'm usually not a fan of the soup, but tried it and liked it. BF inhaled the portion in no time flat, though he did note that it was unusually thick. \n(That's what she said.)\n\nNOTE: posted signage indicates there is currently no public bathroom available.
__label__1 I broke and decided to pay 3.5 for a small bottle of water. I was dehydrated.  The 'employee' took my ten and handed me my water and a 5 dollar bill and said stupidly, \"that's ok right??' I was in utter shock, I never purchased at venues and experienced that so i just said yea whatever. When my husband drank some of my water and did not close the cap properly, it emptied into my bag. This time I went to the person at the concession stand.  I gave her a $10.00 bill and she too gave me the wrong change! This time I spoke up. I said, what the proper change should be and she acted dumfounded but gave me my remaining change. I guess they hope naive people wont count their change but this time I was on point.
__label__4 This is a fun place to go. The owner bubbles with enthusiasm and will be very happy to discuss her dishes as much as you like. Our party of four had pig ears, chicken Algarve (thin chicken filet with cheese and mushrooms and spices, baked chicken, and chicken on a shish kabob; the first chicken dish and the pig ears were the best in terms of flavors. Unfortunately, they were out of the Portuguese Chorizo and we didn't try any of the more exotic dishes. Everyone liked everything. I plan to go back and try some of their seafood dishes. \n\nI notice reviews cover the spectrum on the Sangria. The owner asked us if we would like a liter of Sangria which is a tad more than quart. We're not big drinkers and we hesitated. The owner assured us it was a light drink; she said she just put a little port wine in and no Vodka; she acted like making Sangria with Vodka was very unauthentic. So the four of us shared a liter of Sangria. The Sangria tastes good but I judged the alcohol content to be substantially less than that of a typical red wine. So order the Sangria if you would like a light alcohol drink with great flavor and order wine if you want something with more bite. \n\nWhen we ordered, the owner told us that one of the dishes would take at least 35 minutes since it was being made from scratch. We were up for a leisurely Sunday evening meal with good company so that was not a problem for us and spent about an hour and twenty minutes there. Of course, if you are on a tighter schedule, ask what can be prepared fast. \n\nService was attentive without the waitresses introducing themselves and announcing that they would be taking care of us that evening. I prefer it that way.  \n\nI decided on five stars based the pig ears and chicken Algarve, nice atmosphere, leisurely but attentive service and a modest bill: $59 for the four us with tax but before the tip and there was more than enough food.
__label__4 Well appointed great service and amazing food. Make sure that you get garlic naan. Had the lunch buffet. The chicken makkani ( which I would compare to chicken tikki masala) melts in your mouth. The goat curry falls off the bone. Everything was Great!
__label__4 OMG Yelpers - thanks so much for your recommendations - we were in Vegas for the weekend and didn't want to eat on the Strip. We drove out to this place for dinner because of all of the Yelp reviews and it was fantastic. Everything was delicious and authentic (and spicy!) and the service was great too. We cannot wait to come back - yay!
__label__1 Quantity over quality is best way to describe this location. It also doesn't help that during their buffet hours they rented out half the restaurant to a family that was celebrating their wedding party. This isn't the most professional thing to do, because things did get a bit hectic when you try to get food at the serving stations. \n\nNow to the quality of the food. The curry flavor is so-so, lot of the curries are watery. The naan was excellent, but the food can use some improvement. \n\nI'd recommend Mint, Saffron, or Mount Everest over this place. Check them out for their buffet and a-la carte meals.
__label__4 Cloud 9 is the best hookah spot. Great DJs. Great staff. Great crowd over all. Yeah they might not serve alcohol  but they do have a xbox one that you can play with while smoking the best flavors in town!
__label__2 Delicious chicken teriyaki bowl with veggies! Sometimes I indulge in their crab rangoons, too...tasty little morsels!
__label__4 Man I LOVE this place! I really hope they do well! You will not find better Mexican food and a more laid back relaxed atmosphere!!! They only thing they need to do is put sand on the floor! Great beer and booze selections! I will be back again and again.
__label__1 I have amended my review and added a star, I believe in being fair and honest in every situation. The manager did contact me the very night after reading my review. Although not my intention with the poor review, my money was refunded. The extra star is not for the refund but for the extremely fast response from the manager. So I retract my statement about them no caring they do. I wish them luck in the future and hopefully they can get the kinks worked out. \n\nWe're always excited to see new, independently owned places on the West Side but once again we were disappointed. After seeing such rave reviews we were happy to find this place. After eating here I'm suspicious that the reviewers who gave this place 5 stars may have some affiliation with the owners or staff. When we walked in, there were a few occupied tables and everyone working there greeted us and one guy suggested we sit on the patio. We did and it was nice out there but then it took quite a long time for anyone to come out. When someone finally did he said he was going to get our drink order and then get us some menus. Weird order of events in my opinion. We had to wait until we got our drinks to even start deciding what we wanted to eat? The Hub's ordered an iced tea and I ordered a margarita with no salt. Our drinks and menus came out, mine with salt and when the Hub's asked for sweet n low the waitress said they didn't have any but offered sugar. Huh?! Ok, a little bizarre that they didn't have some sort of artificial sweetener but no big deal... until she returned with sugar on a paper plate. They apparently have iced tea but no sweeteners to offer with it. My margarita tasted like store bought mix and came out in a beer pint glass. Our food came out fast and it was ok until my husband got to the end of his French fries and there were curly black hairs in them. I have long blonde hair and my husband has auburn so they for sure weren't ours. I had to go in and give my credit card to the bartender to pay and when the waitress came back out with my receipt I showed her the hairs. She did offer to take the dish off of our ticket but I refused. He had eaten almost the whole thing so I didn't think that was fair. I heard her go in and summon the manager to show her the hairs but no one came back out to apologize so obviously they didn't care. I guess we'll continue to go to Phoenix or Scottsdale to get a decent meal. That's a shame.
__label__4 I love this place. The service is excellent and owner/manager, Peter, is great. Was here tonight and they had trivia night. Lots of fun. Plus they will change the channel on the TV to whatever game you want to watch. Happy hour goes until 730 and that is rare. The mni chimis are delicious and plenty for 2 people. The drinks are strong and the bartenders are great at trying new drinks. Its a nice place place to try if waiting for your movie to start. I will be back soon.
__label__2 We ordered Mic Ultra, nice and cold! But the tri tip nachos were blah, no favor. I was disappointed, but I'll probably come again due to the quick service and beer on tap.
__label__2 I love hot dogs so when I noticed this spot for a quick bite in the alley next to Q outside Flamingo I went for it. Food is pricey in Vegas so a quick bite was a nice change from the LONG lines for $$$ everywhere. No wait. I'm in! Great onion rings, Chicago dog was good, bun was a bit crusty, toppings good, but the Detroit Coney looked amazing. Guy next to me got his after I ordered. \nNoticed a lot of local employees popping in to grab a bite at the counter. Always a good idea to follow the locals and I was not disappointed.
__label__1 Meh, meh & meh.....I'm just glad I didn't the $8-10 dogs!!!! Ordered a few dogs and was not impressed at all. The dogs they use just do not have a great texture or flavor! Ordered the poutine fries and they sucked as well! Not enough gravy, nor enough cheese curds.
__label__0 Is it possible to rate an establishment with less than 1 star? The security team here is a joke. I came in with a pocket knife (I am a woman mind you) only to have it confiscated at the door. This wasn't too much to ask as I understand the need for a safe environment. I do want to make it known that I carry my pocket knife everywhere and have never had it confiscated at any of the bars on Fremont. I forgot to get it back that night but came back the next day to grab it. \n\nThe only person that was available to talk was the barista that worked the counter at the coffee shop. She informed me that the knife was potbelly locked away in a safe because she couldn't find it. She took down my information and told me she would call once my knife was found. She called me with in a few hours to let me know my knife was there and safe. I was unable to come on Saturday night because I had to work. I came back on Sunday and Monday during the day and found the establishment  closed on both of hose days. Because I work and go to school full time, tonight was the first day I could come back. \n\nI was greeted by security and waited for about 15 minutes for the manager to come from upstairs to open the safe that my knife was supposedly kept in. After waiting for the manger for 15 minutes, the manager informs me that there was in fact no knife in the safe. This left me very confused. After gathering my thoughts and confusion, approached the manager with my question about the whereabouts of my pocket knife. After a few minutes the director of security became involved. The director went on to ask me why they would even bother putting someone's knife in safe to begin with. I was just as confused about that as he was. I went on to ask him why several people would tell me that my property was put in a safe and why the where about of my property we're know one day and unknown the next. I also asked his if he was concerned about his employees taking property from customers, specifically weapons. \n\nBoth gentlemen were unconcerned with the fact that a weapon was missing and that a customer was very unhappy with losing property at their establishment. Both of these gentlemen need to be taught a few lessons on how to talk and deal with customers. I am very upset and am looking into how I can get this resolved. This security team is very unprofessional in every way possible. I can get past the value of my knife, what's harder to get past is the unclear communication about the situation and the ignorance of the incompetence of their own company and team.
__label__0 If I could give this bar no stars or half of one star, I would.  \n\nMy husband and I played video poker here for less than two hours on a Saturday afternoon (around 2:00 pm, when the bar was not busy), and we had THE WORST service we have ever experienced in Vegas from the bartender, Josh.  He was rude, offensive and extremely condescending.  When we sat down we both put $100 into the machines, and began playing the max bet, which was a requirement we both fully understood and were fine with to be able to comp our drinks.  Josh reminded us when he brought the first round that we could have one drink every 30 minutes, and that we needed to be playing the max bet.  Again, we were fine with that and it was not an issue.\n\nWe started playing and were winning.  After about 35 minutes or so we ordered our second round of drinks and Josh, who was busy making shots and espresso martinis for the two couples next to us (of whom only one person was playing the video poker machine occasionally but all four persons were receiving comped drinks), seemed annoyed.  He reluctantly brought us the drinks and then continued to ignore us and boast an air of arrogance to all of those around him.\n\nFinally, after another 35-40 minutes had gone by, we asked Josh for a final round of drinks, and he rudely told us that he had to ask his floor manager because he didn't know if we had played enough.  His comment was absurd and delivered in such a way that we could not have been more offended.  He did not adhere to this policy with any of the other players around us, so why we were singled out when we had been consistently gambling and did not ask for drinks before we knew 30+ minutes had passed just baffled us.  We were merely killing time before taking a limo to the airport, so his behavior was just absurd.\n\nAfter checking with his floor manager who informed him that we had been gambling enough and another drink was approved, he decided to tell us that before he could give us another drink we had been warned by him, and that \"his job was on the line.\"  We were LIVID.  My husband offered to pay for the drinks, and we left right away to speak with management about the treatment we had just received.  Upon asking to speak to the manager we were told to walk back to the Bar and that he/she would be there to talk to; however, no one was to be found.  We don't know if it was by the hand of Josh that this person never appeared, but it leaves us to conclude that this particular bar and this particular bartender are some of the worst in not just Vegas, but the US.  \n\nWe are huge fans of the Aria and were extremely disappointed in this service experience and the way it was handled afterwards.  We will seriously consider other casinos and hotels to stay at during our next trip to Vegas, even though we loved the Sky Suite and every other person at the hotel besides Josh.
__label__1 Very unimpressed with EVERYTHING about this bar. The service was fair. The drinks tasted like everything came pre-made and thrown together like someone at TGI Fridays, not a high end Vegas hotel. My advice is, be what you say you are!  If you say you are a high end mixology bar, be one!  Stand out. This place is not it.
__label__3 Close to the strip in between harrahs and ballys area in the Linq. Cool new concept, supposely all their slushies have top shelf liquor but I felt it wasn't strong enough, I believe I've gotten more drunk at fat Tuesdays slushies. They have more flavors though and we chose the patron grand mariner because it was sour.The staff is very friendly and cutely dressed, just needs more signs on the cups of drinks. The saxophone cup is seriously amazing! I think its the sexiest and bangest cup there is. ;) Ha ha
__label__0 This place tricks you with the large variety of \"alcoholic\" frozen mixes, but do not waste your time and money!!! Go to Fat Tuesday if you want a real frozen alcoholic beverage. \n\nPros:\n-Nice decor. \n-Great variety of souvenir cups to choose from.\n-Very Clean.\n-Nice selection of frozen mixes.\n\nAnd it stops right there!\n\nCons:\n-There is absolutely no alcohol in the frozen mixes. They taste JUST like the non-alcoholic mixes on the other side of the wall.\n-They bring your extra shot to you. You never see the bottle!!!!\n-The workers were so busy having a conversation amongst themselves that we had to wait around for service.\n\nWhen you enter the store there's a wall full of shelves with souvenir cups. First you pick a cup and pay before you're directed to the wall of frozen mixes. I purchased the champagne bottle souvenir cup and decided to pay for 2 additional shots of grey goose. Once they checked my receipt I was allowed into the area to sample & pour my desired mix. Cool. Now once I had my cup full one of the workers checked to see which shot I ordered and went to the back to retrieve it. He came back with a test tube full of clear liquid which I was to beeline was  grey goose. Now this is when I became leery. Why aren't the bottles of liquor sitting on a shelf so customers can see you pouring their requested brand?! Fishy! After sipping a good portion of my drink I noticed that it was really sugary and I didn't taste a bit liquor, even with the 2 shots of \"vodka\". Halfway through I just trashed it and walked over to Fat Tuesday inside The Quad. I would not waste another $35 on this place when I only paid $12 at Fat Tuesday with only 1 extra shot and had a nice buzz within 10mins!
__label__0 Even with a 20% off coupon from Caesars this place is a joke!\nAn over hyped 7/11 style self serve slushy with barely any alcohol. Supposedly I paid extra for 2 patron shots but I never saw patron bottles anywhere. The tequila was brought out from the back in vials. Can you say scam? I never even got a buzz...on an empty stomach.\nSave your $20 on your 18oz slur pie & go to the liquor stores on the strip.
__label__4 Went with the my husband to check out the quad. Ventured over here for a bite. We sat at the bar and first off they bring water right away. Being a tree huger I'm a little torn by that. I do always ask for a water to start. I ordered the Palermo and  my husband had  Pancho Via. My drink was outstanding and made with great tequila. I think they make there own house brand. The Pancho via is jalape\u00f1o  tequila watermelon and cucumber. Of course I had to try. So refreshing! I will definitely have some of those come summer time. We had the sopes and lobster tacos. Both were very good. Great dj and as others mentioned mechanical bull. Nice environment plus they have a little lounge area and balcony upstairs. This will be great in the summer. \n\nTIP: we parked at Cesar's forum shops valet and crossed the street. I think this might be the easiest  parking.
__label__0 We decided to go to the Linq, walk around and celebrate St. Patrick's Day there. Chayo seemed appealing with their decoration so we decided to sit and eat lunch there.\n\nOur experience was absolutely horrible. The restaurant wasn't as packed as we anticipated (for being St. Patty's day). When we sat, we waited a bit to be served. We placed our drinks order. We waited like 20 min for them to be delivered. We finally placed our food order and it took forever to arrive as well. We ordered chicken, fried fish, and lobster tacos to start and they were all pretty bland and simple. Definitely not worth the price. When we got our tacos, we ordered some hot sauce to make them a little tasty. They took so long to bring the hot sauce that we finished every single one of our tacos!! When someone finally brought the hot sauce, they just dropped it off quickly and they even forgot to take the wrapper off! So WE had to do that. Thanks! Great service! \n\nWe constantly had empty plates on our table. The busser would take so long to clear our table that we had glasses of beer stacked on top of each other. \n\nEvery time that we would order a beer, it would literally take 20 min to get it. So be aware of this! \n\nWhen we finished eating the tacos (starters) the busser was already setting the table for dessert when we didn't even order our main course. My friend ordered the shrimp fajitas as a main course and they were extremely greasy. Wish we had just gone straight to dessert instead. \n\nIt really was a horrible service even though 70% of the tables in the restaurant were empty. I wouldn't go back to this place at all!
__label__1 It really pains me to give Chayo 2 stars.  I was here last week with a Yelp Elite event, and all the food was great, and service was incredible.  I walked in last night ready to give Chayo 5 stars.  Based on the service and the quality of the food...I just couldn't do it.\nI walked up with a friend of mine to the hostess table outside...where there was no one there, also no sign indicating that there was another hostess station.\n\nOne of the servers noticed us standing there and escorted us to the hostess station, where we were told it would be a 15 minute wait.  The restaurant wasn't super busy, and there were a few open tables..but I get it, some people have reservations, some people got there before us in the time from my call and my arrival.  However...the girl at the hostess station was very unprofessional.\nMy friend made the comment that we were told it wouldn't be a problem to get a table when we called and she said \"Well we wouldn't say that.\"  She took my name, and said we could wait at the bar.\n\nHer attitude  left much to be desired, and really put my friend off a lot.  He was extremely upset at the fact that she was so rude.  Her choice of attire was also very unprofessional...lets just say that I could see her side tattoo and could tell that she was feeling a little chilly, if you catch my drift. \n\nWe sat at the bar, and were there a good 5 minutes before the bartender asked if we needed anything.  \nShortly thereafter, the general manager, Scott, came over and asked if we were waiting for a table.   He was very polite, and sure enough...we were seated about 5 minutes later.\n\nSo the whole reason we came out here last night, was because I saw on their website that they have Taco Tuesday, which is half price tacos, and 2 for 1 margaritas.  I didn't end up drinking last night, because $14 for 2 drinks is a little spendy for me...although if the drinks are made the same as they were last week, it is SO worth it.\n\nWe ordered the chicken, lobster and ribeye tacos.  3 of each, are normally $12.  \nI wouldn't order these for $12.  I'll come back on a Tuesday and pay $6 for them, no problem, but they are not worth $12 for 3 smallish street tacos. \n*It should be noted now, that I asked if the tacos come with any avocado or guacamole, since I am allergic.  Our server, James (who was REALLY wonderful) said no.  \n\nThe wait for the food was a bit on the long side.  I'm really not an impatient person, but for street tacos...the wait shouldn't have been as long as it was.\n\nPresentation wise, the tacos looked wonderful.  The plates have a couple slices of lime, which I thought was a nice touch...enough for all three tacos. \n\nThe lobster taco:  we got the mayo sauce on the side (my friend hates mayo)...\nThey were good.  The lobster bites were deep fried, and you honestly had to pull a little piece of lobster away from the rest of the taco to enjoy the lobster taste, but I liked them.  I personally really liked the mayo sauce. \nThe ribeye taco:  Meh.  My first bite, I had a piece of fat swing out of the taco and hit me in the face.  WAY too fatty.  The second bite was better, but...meh.  Probably wouldn't eat these again.\nThe chicken taco:  By far my favorite of the three.  The first taco was full of flavor, and really really tasty.  The second one was honestly a little more bland, like the chicken hadn't been seasoned the same way throughout.  \n\nAfter we finished those, we ordered the carnitas tacos. \nThose took a long time too, longer than 3 tacos should have.\n\nThese were the worst of the night.  Number one...they had avocado on them, and it is NOT listed on the menu.  (I also had asked before)  \nSecond, my friend squeezed the taco 3 times and his plate and fingers were COVERED in grease.  Ew Ew Ew.  No thank you.\n\nThe good news, and the only really stellar  part of the evening, was our server James.  First of all, we weren't even in his section, but he saw us sitting there and asked if anyone had taken care of us yet, and took our table.  \nHe was personable, sang along with the songs that were playing, made jokes with us...and he removed the carnitas off the check with no questions asked.  \n\nI will go back, and give them another try.  I'm sure they're still in their growing and opening stages, and going through some pains.  I really want to like this place, but last night made it difficult.
__label__0 I wish I had read the yelp reviews before going to Chayo!!\nThis place is bad!!!\nOverpriced... don't get me wrong, I will spend $$ for good food!! I don't want to be charged for bad food, and really bad food at that!!\nService is terrible... slow... rude... a little condescending even.\nWe started with the guacamole with pork rinds... the smallest portion of guacamole I have ever been served.\nWe also had the lobster tacos as an appetizer..... bad.. dry... no flavor at all!!!!\nI was hesitant after that to even order an entr\u00e9e. (yes the waiter hadn't came to take or order for our entree, until we had completely finished our appetizers)\nWe decided to share the steak fajitas..... big mistake... big... huge... \nDon't do it... go somewhere else
__label__1 I arrived with a 9-top here on a Tuesday. They had a nice special going on, and we all wanted to check out the Linq!  While, for tourists - the enticing idea of BOGO tacos, and BOGO margaritas sounds great - please don't even waste your time. \n\nThe only reason I'm giving this place two starts is because the BOGO margaritas were great, and were great tasting... but I expect that out of a place that included \"Tequila Bar\" in their name.  \n\nThe service was at best a 2. It took 10 minutes to even be addressed, for starters and we were one of TWO tables seated inside.  I might be exaggerating slightly, but at max there was 6 tables not on the patio. All of the food wasn't brought out together, making the other half of the table wait for another 10 minutes. We gave up on ordering drinks from the server, and instead going to the bar because there was no luck. If the meal was decent, I would look over all of this - but of course, that was the worst part.\n\nFor starters, they brought out the pork rinds and guac... with pomegranate? I don't know what they were going for with this flavor profile. My pallet was mostly confused, wanting more citrus, wanting more vinegar, wanting the pomegranates far away from my guacamole. The plating was beautiful (such a tease!)\n\nWe ordered all of the tacos in the world, and a few steaks for the table. I can honestly say, with not a doubt in my mind - I WISH we decided to just go to Chili's.  The food at Chili's would have been way better... and I would never want to eat at Chili's! All of the meats were dry, the servings were tiny, and the garnishes didn't add to the flavors at all. It's like they built the entire menu off of aesthetic and paid no attention to taste. (again those pomegranates... I'll never understand.) The steaks, ordered rare, were decent. I wish I ordered a steak.  But, with this being a Mexican Restaurant, I expect a little more attention being made on the actual Mexican food.\n\nI wouldn't recommend this place for anyone. It's extremely overprices, and geared at tourists that will be distracted by the beautiful decor.  The drink prices are similar to the rest of the strip, and why would you buy drinks there when O'Sheas has decent prices next door?
__label__4 The lobster fajitas were amazing! $26. After reading the reviews about the service I was hesitant to try this place but our waiter Fab was awesome!  I'll be back to order the same & ask for Fab
__label__4 I really feel the poor reviews are unwarranted at Chayo. My guess is that they were because it is a new restaurant and they had some kinks to work out. I was there this weekend and had a fabulous time. Our hostesses greeted us warmly, our server was friendly, and the food was fantastic! The Yucca fries are a must get! I had the chicken enchiladas and was pleasantly surprised at the kick they had as I can't find spicy Mexican food anywhere in Vegas. My husband had the pork torta and loved it. And don't deprive yourself of the guacamole! Get a seat on the patio or the bar for some great people watching. We loved it and will be back (and it takes a lot to get this local to go to the Strip!)
__label__4 After being greeted by some positive, smiling girls at the podium by the entrance, we decided to sit in the wonderful bar area that opens up to outside to the patio by the new Linq. \n\nIt was happy hour so I took advantage of the 2 for 1 margaritas. They were perfect! Absolutely delicious. \n\nTo pair with the drinks, we ordered some guacamole that had pomegranate seeds in it. What a delightful touch. So fresh. \n\nWe had a big dinner planned so the only other item we shared were the lobster tacos. Pretty good value during happy hour as these were just to die for. Maybe the best lobster tacos I've ever tried. \n\nService was attentive and professional. Btw- there's a cool mechanical bull in the middle of the restaurant you should check out too!
__label__2 Just ok, we order the Cesar salad witch was soaked in dressing and had no croutons at all. Then I had the shrimp fajita ( no salsa, no Guac and no sour cream :/ whaawhaa I did love the decor tho!
__label__1 This restaurant was a joke! We were seated right away but it took nearly 45 min for them to bring us our food! The price was rediculous $18 for a burrito that was tiny, we were charged for the chips and salsa that we didn't even order! Robertos puts the to shame when it comes to real Mexican food, real service and a bang for your buck!!!
__label__2 First to review!\n\nI've been passing by this Checker's for months waiting for it to be built so I could try it out.  I know we have one out there around Boulder Highway but I never seem to get out to that part of town often.  \n\nGoing to these fast food joints for a first time, I generally like to try the basics on the menu.  Chances are if you can handle the basics effectively, the rest of your menu should be OK.  With Checker's I was just passing through, so all I ordered was two All-American Cheeseburgers from their value menu for $1 each.  \n\nIt is their grand opening, and this Checker's was pretty packed.  There were folks filling the dining room and the drive thru was full.  There was noise everywhere behind the counter, fries being dropped, orders being mistaken.  Very likely for workers still trying to get the menu items down since it's all new, so I had no issues with errors this time around.  They just need some time to settle in.\n\nMy order was quick and easy to make, so I was in and out of Checker's in no time.  Service was friendly and quick, and the counter layout is very similar to those of other fast food joints like McDonald's, Burger King, and Carl's Jr.\n\nWhat is the most different on Checker's menu and what makes them stand out is their wing menu.  Yep, orders of chicken wings!  I can see why the place is popular and has a bit of a cult status around these parts of town.  You can get a burger, and some wings all at the same place.  No other fast food giant can offer this currently with lots of success.  Not just plain ol' wings either, Checker's 'Crazy Good Wings' have flavor options:\n\n-Buffalo\n-Honey BBQ\n-Asian Kick (hiya!)\n-Angry Buffalo\n-Garlic Parmesan\n\nThe orders I did see go out of the kitchen looked pretty appetizing.  I may have to try an order the next time I'm around.  Tasty.\n\nChecker's menu is a cross between McDonald's, Burger King, and Sonic's.  You can get your cheeseburgers, bacon cheeseburgers, chicken sandwiches, and fish sandwiches.  But you can also get grilled hot dogs, cheese sticks (which Checker's calls 'Monsterella Stix', and chili cheese fries.  Their fries aren't of the regular tater either, looks like they are seasoned somehow but they do look good.  Another plus, Coca-Cola products!  If you can serve me Coke then you have a star in my book.\n\nBack to my plain All-American Cheeseburgers?  Pretty basic, but they were pretty good.  Actually better than a McDonald's cheeseburger in my opinion.  I like the sesame seed bun, burger (which I think is flame broiled), cheese, pickle, mustard, and ketchup.  It was very similar to the Burger King cheeseburger which I like very much.  Only thing I would change would maybe be more pickle, add some mayo.  It looks like I will probably be back to try something else.\n\nChecker's...now with TWO locations in town!
__label__0 I came in at 1020pm and I guess the lobby was suppose to be closed, I was greeted with a unpleasant face and I ordered a couple items off the menu and sat down to wait for my order , when I received my food it was sloppily made and felt colder then what it should have been. \nStephanie helpful but the food wasn't as great as I thought it could of been
__label__3 I don' know if she sang one note. I don't know if you can call it dancing. I don't know if it was even her. That said - full tilt boogie on crowd enthusiasm and we had a blast. I had ONE frozen drink there and was blotto-fied. Well worth the 20 bucks. If you are a fan go, if not - probably won't become one.
__label__0 Britney: Piece of Crap\n\nThis was a terrible show.  Britney was bored and barely moved.  I will never get that time back that I wasted at her \"show\".  Save your money, go to a different show. Or just sit outside at Cabo Wabo and people watch, it's MUCH more entertaining!!!!
__label__4 It's Britney Bitch and she does put on quite performance.  The  theatrics are fantastic and her dancing is still superb.  She does lip sync but seriously, the actual performance is flawless and the songs are true classics.  Seating is great although you will spend most of the 90 min. on your feet.
__label__0 Britney doesnt sing , dubbed, (which we knew and didnt care) however no big screen to see when far away, which we were also not far away but could not see very well.  Also Briteny DID NOT show any effort or enthusiam about being there and her dancing was WAY less adequate than her actual dancers who were amazing by the way.  However I did not pay to see her dancers.  I was very dissapointed about paying that amount of money for what we actually recieved.  The worst was the fact it was abvious she was not performing, she was going through the actions.
__label__3 I really enjoyed myself. Though I hadn't heard any good feedback from many of my friends. She looked better (presentable) than I expected.  The bottle service really made for a great experience. 1 bottle of ciroc for 4 girls. We drank it all and had a blast.  The cushioned bench style seat was comfortable. The view from bottle service section is excellent. It's fun to have some drinks, get up off your seat and dance with your friends.  The stage props and dancers really help this show.  I would watch it again.
__label__3 Ok, I was so excited to see her show but I was a little disappointed during her performance. \nI've been a fan since I was in middle school. I was expecting a greater and exciting performance. She seemed tired and didn't move too much. Most of her performance was her just moving her arms and walking around. Some songs - she would lip sing and others she sung live. I was expecting a more lively performance like more dancing. I give her a 4 because she is still the queen of pop and I'm still a fan. I liked the venue, it was very intimate so even if you get cheaper tickets, you will still be able to see her close. Would I see her again? Yes, if you are a true fan you will enjoy regardless. But do not expect a over the top performance.
__label__2 I just visited the (new) Chelsea for the first time the other night and so far I'm not sold.  While it seems like a vast improvement from the original (my review:  http://www.yelp.com/biz/belmont-ballroom-las-vegas?hrid=4H7YHJRjTgZ9yN9u5RvsLg), I don't think this is going to be the best venue in town.\n\nWhat Has Improved:\n-It actually looks like a venue now when you walk in, versus a boring convention ballroom.\n-There are bathrooms just outside of the venue.  You no longer have to walk down a long hall to get to them.\n-The staff appears friendlier.\n\nWhat Hasn't Changed:\n-It didn't feel hot inside for a while, but halfway through the second band it started to get uncomfortable.  And that was with the venue half full so I'd imagine it would be a lot worse for a sold out show.  Dress light and drink a lot of water.\n-The floor still shakes violently while people are jumping.  It's really unnerving.\n\nWhat Went Downhill:\n-The sound.  I stood in three places in the venue and the sound varied in each.  From the seats in the back/center on the first floor- the sound was good.  From the barrier on the right side just where the stage ended- it was terrible.  You could only hear bass and no vocals.  From the middle of the floor/off to the right side- the sound was much better than from the right barrier but the vocals were still a little hard to hear.  Try to stay to the center of the stage if this is important to you.\n-The size.  If I am remembering correctly, the original Chelsea could hold many more people than this venue.\n\nWhat I Can't Comment On Just Yet:\n-Drink prices.  I'm just going to assume they are absurd (including water).\n-VIP's.  At the old Chelsea, you needed a VIP ticket to get in front of everyone in General Admission.  Not sure what the policy is here.\n-Line waiting.  If you read my previous Chelsea experience, this was a NIGHTMARE.  Call ahead to see when you can line up if there is a band you are really excited to be up front for.\n\nI've heard a lot of people say that this place reminded them of The Joint, but I would disagree.  It has a floor space about the size of The Pearl (maybe a little bigger) and is set-up is like The House of Blues.  There is a large General Admission floor, with bars off to the sides and a few seats around the first floor and in the balcony.\n\nFor now, my experience wasn't nightmare-inducing like the last Chelsea, but it still hasn't won me over.  I'm sure a few more shows will change my mind one way or another.
__label__4 Epic Thrift in Mesa opened in November, 2013...and it's conveniently located right around the corner from my house!  I have to admit, I LOVE this place.  I'm here at least once a week!!!\n\n The store is nice and clean...especially for a thrift store.  It's very organized and easy to shop!  And the employees are all super nice!  It's a lot like Goodwill, you have different colored tags that represent the discount that day.  At least one Saturday a month everything in the entire store is 50% off!!!  And every time I shop there, I get a \"buy one, get one free\" coupon!!  \n\nThere's a great selection of baby clothes (my 3 month old nephew has gotten some super cute outfits from there!!) and kids clothes (my 7 year old niece loves \"Justice\" brand clothing) and I find a ton of stuff for her there, at great prices!\n\n\nTotally cool place, if you're a thrift-er, you gotta check this spot out!!!
__label__1 If a neighborhood Chicago bar had gambling, this would be it. The low-limit tables are the only asset I can see. Go for the people watching and to practice without losing a fortune.
__label__4 This place is awesome we spent most of our time in Vegas at O'sheas, they have blackjack tables that play with a single deck and 10.00 minnimum which is hard to find. the crowd here is laid back and fun.. and of course the BEER PONG!! how can you pass on this place i plan on coming back over and over.
__label__4 Ok, if you make a trip to Las Vegas, you must frequent O'Sheas Casino. Let me preface this review.  If you are one of those up class folks, looking for fancy pleasantries, that usually cost a lot of money and require dressing up, this is NOT the place to go.  However, if you are trying to find a homey, casual bar, probably like the one you frequent at home, the O'Sheas on the Las Vegas strip is the place to go. There are no foods I can't pronounce, no long lines with 21yrs in barely nothing, no covers, and no bouncers that think they are god's gifts to mankind. Nope, none of that. \n\n\nLocated across from Ceasar's this place has everything you need. Cheap tables, lots of slots, live music, cheap food, and beer pong....yes, I said beer pong! O'Sheas has several Hold'em tables located right at the entrance that have not only a minimum $2 bet, but also a max of $6. This means no high rolling rich guy can buy the pot...you gotta know how to play. They also have the usual; black jack, roulette, crazy poker and tons of others. Most times, as low as $5 with really nice dealers. There is a \"high roller\" section for poker. In back, there are several affordable food places; burger king, pizza, subway, and little place that sells awesome rice and chicken and $3 hotdogs.  In addition to the music playing in the casino, on the weekends, the place has live music up front. I have only seen three groups but they were all great singing a variety of music.  And lastly, while I don't play true beer pong (dirty ball rolling on the ground in my beer) I do think the game is pretty damn awesome.  And watching drunk people play is equally as fun. So I applaud the place for appealing to what people like.
__label__3 New to the Linq which is new in itself to Vegas, O'Sheas is the ABSOLUTE GO-TO spot to drink on a budget, especially while at The Linq. The servers are always very nice and welcoming.\n\nThey offer 12 oz Redd's Apple, Miller Lite, Coors Lite or Blue Moon for $3!!!!! C'mon?! This is a STEAL, ESPECIALLY for being located smack dab in the middle of The Linq, so come on down and feel free to get me a shot if you see me!\n\nOther than their drink specials they have a decent overall selection of craft brews too as well as the notorious beer pong. \n\nTo be honest I have yet to go further than the outside bar that serves their passing by patrons. I enjoy chilling there and people watching the most.
__label__3 I've only been here once and that was on a Thursday while a 90's rock cover band was playing. The band was way beyond fun (I honestly would have still enjoyed myself while sober) and being able to play beer pong added to the excitement.
__label__0 Backyard HACK JOB!! I recently got my 96' Nissan d21 hardbody bagged by 6651 customs. They screwed up everything: ordered the COMPLETLY WRONG kit then installed it because NO ONE at the shop Actually has knowledge of airbag suspension systems. The welds are not just incorrect and poorly done, they are DANGEROUS! The air lines are exposed under the chassis along with the tank, easily punctured by road debris. The airbags are almost touching the cut jagged frame.  The 4link bars hit the ground WAY before the frame. NOTHING is correct and when confronting Ryan the owner about this he tried to place blame onto me and took NO responsibility. Also, the kit was $2,000 the install was $2000 and new pumps and new tank cause WRONG kit was ordered was $1000! I have seen any sort of refund or apology for the trouble they have caused.  This was my fathers truck and is very sentimental to me and they RUINED it by misrepresenting their abilities as a custom shop. Learn from my mistake and Never take anything you care about here!! BEWARE!!!
__label__2 Been here a few times now and each time has been completely different.\n\nFirst time: \n\nMy friend I watched the football game - it was kinda quiet and our server was brand new. She didn't really know what beers were on offer or what kind of food was being served. I wouldn't've done any better, so I can sympathise with someone in her position. No draft beers were being sold, so we stuck with bottles and and ordered Chips and 4 tacos. I had no complaints\n\nSecond time:\n\n4 of us were watching another football game in a booth - The first server was nice and did what was expected. Draft beers were being sold this time, and the food was as expected for the price we paid. We then moved outside and got a new server. Ordered a Bloody Mary and did not receive my Bacon and Celery, as advertised. The server said it doesn't come with these 2 food items (but their menu states it does). The propane was out and they had no reserves.. We left shortly after this\n\nThird time:\n\nDisaster! - Again, we went to watch a football game. It was a nice day and very busy. Again, we were told they were not serving draft beer (what bar doesn't serve draft!). I ordered that beer/ margarita thing and it just tasted of the margarita mix.. We ordered Chips at the very beginning only to see new people sitting down get theirs before us. We ordered food, but this took forever, so the server spoke to her manager who immediately came over to apologise. The food was cancelled and we were given a round of shots for our troubles.\n\nThe manager, Brittany Flippen, gave me her business card and said to contact her should we have any concerns.\n\nThe whole experience didn't really phase me too much. I understand its a new place experiencing teething issues along with new servers. They should close down until all issues are rectified or continue to push customers away with sub-par service.\n\nI'll probably go back again, but I'll call ahead this time to make sure everything is in order
__label__0 Ok I'm not one to bitch or complain but el hefe was awful. I'm a bartender myself and I'm usually pretty understanding and like to give people the benefit of the doubt but I've never received such awful service in my life. My gf and I sat at the bar, ALL of the bartenders were very inattentive. The best service I received was from the expos. My tacos came out wrong, they reordered them and the new ones came out quickly but the meat was burnt and I had to send them back once more. The bartenders weren't paying any attention so it took three times longer than it should have. I ordered a margarita with no sweet and sour, the bartender gave me a super confused look. I told him specifically tequila, lime juice, agave and soda and he still gave me a confused look with some attitude. Once I received the margarita i tasted it and it wasn't the best but I was so over complaining that I sucked it down anyways. There was a female bartender working also and disregarded my gf and I but was paying attention to all of the male patrons. I don't ask for a lot, I just want good service. If the service was good I probably wouldn't have even complained about the tacos. They would have received at least three stars if the service would have been decent but unfortunately it was the worst service I've ever received and that says a lot since I come from the same industry and I'm usually very understanding. Monty in particular was the one giving us the worst service. He didn't bother to check on us once. It took over ten minutes to close out my tab and the only reason it didn't take longer was because one of the new female bartenders who had just clocked on was nice enough to ask how I was doing and she closed out my tab. The service was awful the food was ehh and I won't be coming back the next time I visit Tempe.
__label__1 Most crowded bar I've ever been to on a Sunday. My experience there left me feeling very overwhelmed.. We started with margaritas at the Hefe on Mill and then Uber'd our way on up to the one in Old Town Scottsdale. \nI think if this bar was in a smaller city it would be more fun; just too many people for such a small spot. Or management might want to think about having a limit on how many people at one time.... It was ridiculous.
__label__1 So much for Sunday Funday the waitresses are more interested in the guys then taking care of you
__label__0 Ignore the 5/5 reviews from the employees, this place is bogus.   Poorly made drinks and botched food orders during the day, RACIST bouncers at night that actually told my group everyone but my black friend could get in.  Unbelievable in 2014 that employeesare enabled by the El Hefe owners and managers to openly discriminate.\n\nThis place is doing a great job of bringing sub-par, snotty service to the otherwise Mill and deserves to be gone in a few months...frankly Canteen was much better.
__label__4 I would have to agree with Lauren F., that this place garners some seriously unnecessary hatred! I had a blast here, the service was friendly, and dammit, IT DOES SMELL SO GOOD IN THERE! Someone please let me in on the secret! \n\nSure there were a few groups partying pretty hard for Sunday Funday, but hey, to each their own... didn't bother me one bit! Also, I can't imagine what else would be on the telly, in place of the \"obnoxious\" sports that someone previously complained of! What would you rather be watching kind sir? Or was it ma'am.... \n\nAll in all, it's an incredibly attractive space, and Tempe should consider itself lucky to have such a well thought out concept. I can't wait to come back!
__label__4 Everything I had changed my life. Spring rolls, Tom Kia, Penang curry with chicken, sticky rice with mango!!! Amazing!
__label__4 this place is definitely one of the best places to have a date night/drinks. the owners are great and very attentive. food is amazing as well!!
__label__4 Nice bar! We came here for beers but there are games and good looking food. We would definitely come here again. Good music too!!
__label__1 Have been to this place two times now and I probably will not go back. Drinks are expensive and seem to be lacking- you don't get the alcohol you pay for!\nWent in tonight to try their food and catch up with a friend. Did not get any service for the first 10-15 min.  The server was nice, but seemed one fry short of a happy meal.\nWe both ordered the holy cow- which came out cold and both plates looked different. The meat was cut different than my friends and she had more slices. Not only that, the meat was ice cold! \nI could go on- but don't want to. I won't eat there again!
__label__1 Das Ambiente ist sch\u00f6n. Aber am Essen m\u00fcssen sie noch arbeiten. Wir waren zu viert und keiner war zufrieden. Insgesamt fehlte es allen Gerichten an Geschmack und W\u00fcrze. Egal ob Salat oder Nudeln. \nDas Personal ist freundlich, aber auch hier merkt man die mangelnde Routine. Angefangen damit, dass die Gerichte nicht gleichzeitig serviert wurde, bis dahin dass Tische lange nicht abger\u00e4umt werden. Zudem fanden sich auf unserem Tisch mehrere nicht richtig saubere Besteckteile und ein Glas. Die Speisekarte ist nicht sehr einfallsreich, die Preise sind ok. Ich werde den Laden sicher in ein paar Wochen nochmals testen. Mal sehen, ob sie die Kurve noch bekommen.
__label__4 Great wings, artichoke dip, and pizza. Great addition to the neighborhood as our other pizza options aren't so good. \nMy only criticism would be the cursive on their online menu. It's very difficult to read and makes me feel illiterate. Other than stirring feelings of inadequacy this will be our go to pizza spot!
__label__4 Fantastic pizza and you can't beat the lunch special (2 slices and a drink for $5). The slices are huge and FULL of flavor! I took home a menu so we can take advantage of the other specials and specialty pizza selections for a go-to dinner.
__label__3 If you are a Duck enthusiast, go there and as well fries cooked in duck fat, best fries I ever ate.
__label__2 I think this location is pretty uncomfortable inside. Lots of army style metal chairs, and only 3 armless upholstered chairs clustered around a small table. Also, the new \"boulangerie\" pastries are tiny and unappetizing in appearance. The good news for old timer Starbucks customers like myself, is that I can still get a good cappuccino.
__label__2 Overall the place was alrighty considering we are at the airport and there aren't too many options. This honestly was the best choice. \n\nThe service was great. Had a lady names Stacy and she was enthusiastic and friendly which was nice. \n\nThe chips and guac were alright. The guac may have been a little sus. The chips were fine. The chicken sandwich was alright, chicken was a bit sus, definitely wasn't fresh. But get we are at an airport. The tacos were a solid 8 according to my friend.
__label__0 Stopped in for breakfast. What can I say. This was about the worst airport food ever!\n\nI ordered the bacon ommlet thinking bacon makes everything good. Not this time.  It was basically covered with cheese wiz straight from the can.  The wiz covered everything on the plate except for the toast which was burnt on side and cold on the other.  \n\nThe only good comment I can make is that the server was friendly and the serive was good.  If you are here and looking for breakfast, go to burger king as you'll have better food!
__label__1 I stopped in here on my way to Cali hoping for something gluten free before my flight. It was pretty busy and only a couple overly stressed servers. It has a long bar, naturally as its Vegas, and then lots of little crammed in tables in booths with barely any room. \n\nMy server was nice enough to point out a few things she thought I could have. There wasn't a lot of confidence as to what was and wasn't gluten free. She asked the kitchen if I could have the nachos. They said yes but in retrospect I probably should have been more careful cause I could hear there was a pretty significant language barrier. \n\nSo I did go with the nachos which were pretty good. Chicken and a cilantro sauce along with the nacho cheese and jalape\u00f1os. There was a pretty good sized portion and I took some in a box with me for later. I never did end up feeling sick so I think the nachos are a safe bet here.\n\nOther notes, I did hear another customer complain of dirty silverware, mine was ok. Food came out in good time but not a lot of server attention in regards to filling water glasses or getting you anything else you might need. Price was pretty average for airport food. \n\nOverall, it's ok. I may try something different next time I'm in the airport.
__label__4 This shop is located in Container Park, its very nice. It is located on the first floor to the right as you walk into the park. Their selection of retro candy is very good. They carry violet flavored mints which are very rare and hard to find. The service I received was exceptional. I was given the full history of the mints and was able to special order a case of the mints at a discounted price! I also inquired about several other items that I was looking for and received excellent service on those. I would recommend Sweet Spot to anyone looking for retro style candy or candy in general.
__label__4 Love this place, no matter when I go they are so sweet that's very hard to find in fast service places
__label__3 Had to kill some time waiting for a place to open.  Stopped in at apache and got a enchilada plate, red, cheese, actually white cheese that was melted.  I was shocked to be honest.  The sauce did seem to be tomato based which I'm not a huge fan of but it tasted pretty good.  Also at 6 bucks for that plate cheaper than most.
__label__4 Stopped in this morning for a strawberry watermelon smoothie (delicious - fresh fruit and not too sweet) and came back with a friend for lunch,  Super friendly service, simply decorated, but very comfy and clean and food is excellent.  Ordered the beef noodle soup - the bowl is HUGE,  Enough for two huge (we each ordered one!).  Beef was super tender, lots of noodles and broth was some of the best I've eaten with a wonderful combination of mild, fragrant spices.\n\nWe also ordered the lamb, onion and carrot dumplings and green onion pancakes (excellent).  The dumplings take a while to come out, but its because they're hand made using fresh ingredients - worth the wait!!  Perfectly cooked with lots of filling - an order is 14 dumplings, so a lot of food.  I left with a very full stomach and loads of leftovers!  \n\nLunch (with hot green tea) was $33 and change - amazing price for the quality and amount of food.  They only opened on Tuesday but seem to be doing a brisk business with lots of people coming in for take out (FYI - they have the most extensive smoothie/bubble tea menu I've seen outside of San Francisco Chinatown. Pages of flavor combinations!),  \n\nMy friend and I are going to definitely become regulars here!
__label__3 The dumplings are their saving grace. One star for each dumpling I ate. Everything else was pretty bad.\nFirst off, they ran out of plates. What kind of place runs out of plates?! The waitress gave us little plastic dipping cups instead.... which doesn't help.. Secondly, I don't think they train the staff very well because when we asked for napkins, she gave us 3 pieces.. we had 4 people in our party.. I mean, give us a little more. No need to skimp on paper napkins... And third (which was the worst), they ran out of dumplings! We ordered pork & zucchini which came out right away however, she said they were still making the pork & cabbage. We thought it would be maybe a 15-20min wait... but we ended up sitting there for over an hour. If they were out, she could've told us at the very beginning so we could've chosen a different flavor or just skipped it totally. \nThe four of us ended up cancelling the pork & cabbage ones since we had to leave. Very disappointing. Lucky for them, their dumplings reminded me of the ones my grandma use to make back at home. The skin is hand rolled and chewy just the way I like it. The dumpling is stuffed to the brim with porky goodness and the juices drip off the skin once you bite into it. Dip the dumpling into some vinegar and hot sauce and you have the perfect dumpling. We also ordered some of the apps such as the chicken wings (skip), popcorn chicken (good), and liang ban fen pi (noodles were too long, difficult to mix with the non-existent peanut sauce). Just stuff yourself with dumpling goodness. \n\nTIP: Wait a few more weeks for this place to work out some of their kinks before you go or you might not even be able to get the dumplings!
__label__1 I like the fact that they open till 2 am, but I don't think I like the food very much. Tried their dumplings and beef noodle. The noodle was a bit undercooked, while the dumplings were just OK. I like the dumplings at the other place better on the same street. No intention to go back.
__label__2 Had some time before going to catch our flight home and didn't want airport food. Dumplings were the the craving so we headed to Chinatown Fat Dumpling. No other customers was there before and after we finished 6 pm.  \n\nDrinks no boba were good.\nHuge bowl of Hot and Sour soup ( some of the lotus stem roots were left on)\nString beans were good \npork and chive dumplings were good.\n\nThis place has a large menu maybe if they made a couple of items well they would get better reviews. Service was excellent since we were the only customers.
__label__1 Rich people must be so fecking bored to throw money at a stunt like this.  If the individual acts weren't so talented, I would have given it one star.  It felt like an episode of SNL's Stefon listing off dumb shit that eccentric millionaire weirdos need to get an erection anymore.\n\nIn a town where you can see a hundred variety acts on the Strip, this was on par with the quality of performers ... at double the price tag.  I love the Cosmo scene, I love weirdos, and I haaated this show.  C'est la vie!
__label__4 Rose Rabbit Lie is like no venue you've been to in Vegas. \n\nYes... it is another venue on the strip that offers the typical \"bottle service\" but you can't come with preconceived notions based off of what you have experienced in Vegas. Rose Rabbit Lie is a club, a live theater, a restaurant, and a speakeasy ...AT THE SAME DAMN TIME.\n\nSecret rooms... mysterious doors... roaming performers...great eats...and the best cocktails in town. \n\nRRL might sound like too much going on when you hear about it but everything will make sense once you experience it for yourself. The venue has ticketed shows playing at 8pm, 10pm and 12pm. After these shows are over walls will open up and the room turns into a dance club with a DJ. This is probably when you start drinking and taking down shots. \n\nI can't remember the last time that I was out past midnight just because I wanted to be. I arrived in time to make most of the last show and try some of their food menu. The show was entertaining but very strange, definitely memorable. I would go into details but I wouldn't want to spoil it for anyone. As for the food, I tried the rabbit fricassee, steak frites, and bone marrow. They were all pretty good but pricey for tapas, but that should be expected when dining in the Cosmo. \n\nI chose to not start drinking until after the show because I wanted to see the venue sober...( my tolerance is ridiculously bad). We luckily got a tour of the place and was able to see every room.\nTIP: If you see a door and it doesn't look like a kitchen or staff service well, go through it. It probably leads to another room. \n\nMy favorite room by far has to the speakeasy/study in the back which is small and intimate but lively. They have a couple shelves of old school classic records that you can pick through and play on their record player which is fun. My friends had a great time going through them, reminiscing the good old days when they were ...well my age.\nThere is an exit door into the casino from this room which makes leaving the maze stress-free. \n\nWARNING: Their drinks hit hard. \nExpect their signature cocktails to blow your mind. These drinks were delicious! Probably some of the best cocktails I've ever had. \nThey serve their signature cocktails in martini glasses but most of their drinks are served in heavy spinning cups with a single large block of ice. Pretty neat and very fun especially when you're intoxicated...that or I'm just easily amused. \n\nI recommend everyone to come experience Rose.Rabbit.Lie. They definitely changed the game and brought something new and refreshing to the Vegas strip.\n\nParking tip: Park in the westside garage or valet.
__label__4 The Cosmopolitan's  \"grand social experiment\".  It delivers!\n\nWalk in to be greeted by five doors.  Some leading into turn of the century meets Star Trek rooms, others, well...  Spaces morph, the experience evolves, life happens all around you.  Live bands, eclectic music, spontaneous vaudeville acts and a stage production, good food, great craft cocktails.  You need to experience it to understand.\n\nEssentially it's a craft cocktail ultra lounge, stage production, and mega club and restaurant all in one.\n\nBreaking it down:\n\nCraft Cocktails - Excellent, many reinvented, from classics.  Very consistent (a rarity when some cocktails contain 10+ ingredients).\n\nStage Production (Vegas Nocturne) -  Similar to Absinthe.  Acrobatics, comedy, tap dancing, strip teases. No more details as you are sworn to secrecy.  \n\nClub - Still need to experience this.\n\nRestaurant - Inventive and indulgent.  Many items to be shared like the outstanding caviar mini tacos (Yukon gold shells filled with hamachi and drowned in caviar), deconstructed oysters Rockefeller (fried oysters on a bacon butter saut\u00e9ed spinach and bacon dust in an oyster shell) or the tete de cochon (deep fried panko crusted head cheese topped with a poached egg).\n\nFor larger dishes, the reinvented beef Wellington (beef tenderloin with a generous portion of seared foie, trumpet mushrooms, studded with cream spinach, topped with shaved black truffle and crowned by a flaky, latticed puff pastry is very good albeit rich.\n\nIncredible caviar service (five types sold by the ounce, half kilo, kilo).\n\nOutstanding wine and champagne list.  Ultra lounge prices.\n\nTip;  To make the most of your experience:\n1.  Make a night of it.  Drinks, dinner, and the show.\n2.  Move through the rooms.  There is something different in each.\n3.  Make reservations if you want to eat a full meal.\n4.  Purchase your tickets in advance for the show.  Don't skimp.  Pay the $135 for the best seats.\n5.  Shows are not the same.  The later you go, the edgier.\n6.  Be prepared to spend $$$$.  The show, dinner, and some cocktails averages $300 per person.  Add some caviar and bottles of wine and it's easy to drop several dimes.\n\nNow if only I can remember how Alice got home after falling down the rabbit hole.
__label__1 Dropped $300 for my spouse and I to get in, it was entertaining but altogether not necessarily worth the price.  Then I discovered that we were among the handful of people who actually had to pay to get in, which was kind of a gut punch as cocktails are tremendously expensive.\n\nA very interesting stage show, some of the players interact with the audience, but the price point is very out of proportion to the actual performances.\n\nIf you're amongst the lucky majority that received a complimentary admission, go take a peek but I heavily suggest avoiding this place unless you smoke $90 cigars lit with $20 bills.\n\nThe performance art was entertaining and the interaction with the audience brought out a \"third dimension\" to the show.  Think of well-dressed street performers, a little bit of \"Tap Dogs\", a little \"Blue Man Group\"-ish.\n\nI don't want to say it's a rip, but it's certainly priced for the Romanovs and not exactly worth the tremendous entry fee, especially when most of the club seemed as if they were there on comps.\n\nFeeling a little jaded and, well, financially leeched.\n\nIt's a stage show and then a standard night club. If you morphed the marquee with a sprinkle of cabaret and a very light touch of Cirque du Soleil, drop $300 for a couple, there you have rose rabbit lie.
__label__0 Probably the most pathetic place I have ever been. Bouncers think that being a bouncer is really important. Getting inside is like accomplishing absolutely nothing. Nothing to see. Nothing to do. Guys with big egos and small ....  Go somewhere else.
__label__3 We went to the 7:30 show but skipped having dinner. The venue is really nice. Some other reviews complained about the seating but our seats were fine for the time we had to sit there. The show reminded me of Absinthe. I rather like these kind of productions so we had a good time. Not as good as Absinthe but was very entertaining. Loved the dog act.
__label__1 The dinner was forgettable and the show was odd. The restaurant was so loud I could barely hold a conversation. \n\nI had certain expectations for this place and it is Vegas, but the show look like it was some cheap rendition of a strip club and circus. The comedy was slapstick, the seats moved for some reason, and a super skinny lady stripped with hankerchiefs. There was also a lame bit with a pomeranian and a cannon. Yes, a real dog was placed in a cannon and an obviously stuffed dog was shot out. Take your money and go to a real Vegas show.
__label__2 I really wanted to like this place but after sitting for 10+ mins without a server acknowledging us and me having to get up to find the manager, our mood was soured. The saving grace was the very attentive busboy who refilled our water multiple times while every other server in the place walked on by. Once we did get service, the dessert and cocktails we chose were delicious. The entertainment was several lively and very loud singers, which made it hard to have a conversation. Considering the place wasn't crowded it was a bit strange that we were sat next to a column so we were actually unable to see the singers. We were also surprised that we were charged a live entertainment tax (without warning) in addition to the sales tax.
__label__4 I cannot even begin to express how much I enjoyed Rose. Rabbit. Lie.!  I've been to Vegas many times, but this is so far, the best experience I've had in Vegas. Spent five days in Vegas a couple weeks back and decided to have a fancy date night on our first night in the city. I had heard from a friend that this place was supposedly \"really good\". Thought this would be a great place to kick off our Vegas vacation. \n\nHad reservations at 9pm, but when we got there, our table wasn't ready. We were escorted to a lounge that resembled a mini library while we waited for our table, which we didn't really mind because we had wanted to get pre-dinner drinks anyways. As the door for the lounge opened, another door leading to the main dining room opened up and it felt like a different world hidden behind the door. Definitely got me excited for our dinner. \n\nThe lounge was quiet compared to the door we had just walked by. It definitely had a Great Gatsby feel. We tried Airmail and El Diablo, both delicious, but I enjoyed Airmail more. Once we finished our drinks, we were escorted into the main dining room. Decor was great and I loved the lighting in the restaurant. As soon as we sat down, a band started to play. I was sitting back to back with the band with a partition between us. As the music started to play, I said how awesome that there was a band in the other room, and then as I said that the partition started to go down and I was watching the band from behind. It was really cool that the partition goes down, because then even in our part of the restaurant, we could watch the entertainment as well. The band was great, so was the kid that was tap dancing on the piano. \n\nNow let's get to the good part -- the food!\n\nRose. Rabbit. Lie was a great place for us because we are small plates type of eaters. We love food so when given the opportunity to try a number of dishes, we are happy. \n\nStarted off with the gougeres, which is like a soft biscuit filled with truffle mornay sauce. That was good, but not the greatest thing. We also got the oysters on the half shell. Four oysters with a trio of sauces -- cognac cocktail sauce, mignonette, and horseradish sorbet. Used all three and the combination was amazing. Oysters were really fresh too! We also got the Heavenly Eggs, which I had seen on the menu, but didn't seem too exciting. However, our amazing server convinced us to try these and I am SO glad he did! Rather pricey at $6 each for a small piece of egg custard with black truffle. But OMG! So delicious! If you come to Rose. Rabbit. Lie, you HAVE to order this. Something different for sure but you won't regret it. We almost got another order. \n\nAfter that, we moved on to the brussel sprouts, which has crispy chicken skin, manchego, and paprika. They were good, but I think next time I will order a new dish to try in its place. Got the bone marrow, which was really good as well! Also ordered the duck confit pasta, and I would definitely order this again. Sometimes pasta with a cream sauce can leave me feeling heavy and full, but not this. A smaller serving of pasta than usual, but then again we were sharing everything. I might have to get my own order next time :P We ended our meal with small chocolate truffles served on ice for dessert and those were good too, really smooth and not too sweet.\n\nIf you're looking for something different to do in Vegas, I highly recommend going to Rose. Rabbit. Lie. I wouldn't recommend it for a first date since it does get loud in there, making it hard to talk. But the ambiance and live entertainment is great, food and its presentation is amazing, service is wonderful, and it's just such a fun experience! I will definitely be going back.
__label__0 Was here for a private room party. The food was great, drink was great, the service staff was cool. Place was beautiful.\n\nWhy an \"Eek! Me think not\" rating?\n\nAlong with dessert I was the only one that night who ordered coffee, I wound up with minor food poisoning.  Most likely the milk was tainted.\n\nSo if anyone is interested at this place I would say go for it but definitely AVOID getting coffee.
__label__4 This is the holy grail of Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas!! \n\nIt is romantic, whimsical, fun, great entertainment and music, serves good food, drinks, not to mention fabulous desserts! Plus, the attention to details in this place is just unbelievable, wax-seal menu, ambiance, decorative engraved silverwares, and the d\u00e9cor. The d\u00e9cor, oh, the d\u00e9cor, every room has a different sense of ambiance, yet they're all interconnected. The staffs were all delightful, from the hostess, servers, down to the entertainers! My BF and I really had a fun time.\n\nI told my server to surprise me with the drinks they served, so I really can't recall exactly what I ordered, just tons of buzz. However! I do have a recollection of what we ordered that evening:\n\nLobster Cocktail: BF's favorite lobster dish throughout the entire vegas trip! the creaminess mixed with lobster meat was the right combination. \nCaviar Taco: A must order here at Rose.Rabbit.Lie. Tiny, but it's to die for, served on a bed of chips.\nGlazed Brussel Sprouts: a twist of my favorite veggie with fried chicken skin.\nRoasted Foie Gras: It ain't a meal in Vegas unless there's foie gras on the table, and Rose.Rabbit.Lie. serves this dish with a brioche, fig jam, and candid pistachio!!\nBone Marrow: oh my god, this is by far the best bone marrow dish I've tasted, with some sweet and sour short ribs on top!!\nShort Rib Stroganoff: unlike any beef stroganoff I've ever had, this dish focuses more on the meat itself, not overly creamy, and the pasta is just there to justify the rib. Oh, my compliments to the chef!!\n\nand finally...\n\nChocolate Terrarium: This is the grand finale of the whole Rose.Rabbit.Lie. dining experience! It's a beautiful plate of \"orchid,\" that's entirely made of chocolate, brownies, marshmallow, and gelato! (even the flowers are edible, too!) I didn't even care there were only my BF and me, we were sharing this dessert with the people who were sitting next to us!\n\nSo, the next time you're in town, make sure to make your reservation, put on a decent outfit, perfume or cologne, and your best pair of shoes. Do yourself a favor and stop by Rose.Rabbit.Lie., I promise you'll have the best time of your life!
__label__3 Finally!  Hot yoga is moving to NE Mesa!  \n\nFound this new hot yoga studio on Groupon.  Great deal for 10 weeks and you have 90 days to utilized.  Went to visit the studio first before I purchased the Groupon and was sold immediately.  It's nice and clean and they have a great little Green Bar featuring fresh greens juices.  I picked up the schedule and signed up for my 1st class.  I like that they offer regular yoga and the hot yoga.  The hot yoga is intense and it's nice to have an option if you're not ready for it.  The staff and instructor were nice and helpful.  During the class they assisted with positions to get that better stretch and no pressure if you can't do the intense yoga positions.  If you need to take a break you simply lay on your mat take a break and drink H2o.  \n\nGreat schedule options everyday of the week.
__label__2 We decided to try Grit & Grace to kick off our restaurant week.  I was excited about the concept of this restaurant - American dim sum.  There is definitely nothing else like this in the Pittsburgh area.  \n\nOur server was great, he explained the process of ordering very well.  The dim sum appeared at our table, and we decided to try each one.  In addition, we ordered the steam bun (with house-made mortadella and pickles) and the brisket sandwich.  \n\nEach of the various dim sum dishes were good - the pork belly bites being the stand out.  I'm not quite sure the flavors were worth $5 a pop.  However, our two orders off the menu were fantastic.  The mortadella was a nice thick slice, and the pickles added an extra kick.  The texture of the steamed bun was great too.  I'd order that again.  \n\nAfter we consumed all the dim sum and mortadella sandwiches, we still weren't feeling satisfied.  So, we opted to order one more item - the brisket sandwich.  Our server raved over how amazing it was.  It definitely didn't disappoint.  I, personally, love Reuben sandwiches, which is what it really was.  My boyfriend thrown off a bit, expecting a slice of brisket with toppings, but after a taste he agreed it was great.  \n\nThe ambiance of this restaurant reminds me of something in NYC, which I really enjoyed.  I'd like to reiterate how wonderful the service was.  Overall, I think it's a little overpriced for the portion size, but I'll be back in the future.  It's a really cool, unique place to bring out of town guests.
__label__1 I attended a birthday dinner here for a friend on a Thursday evening. I had high expectations, as I'm a huge Asian food lover and have heard great things about Pittsburgh's recent restaurant openings (as I've just returned to the city). However, I was disappointed with the food and service. The dishes we ordered really lacked a meaningful Asian influence (although no one ordered the noodle dishes) and flavor. Skate cheeks, placed on top of small pieces of white toast, were pretty bland. The fried Brussels Sprouts were the highlight (obviously, but don't beat Meat & Potatoes). We should have skipped the desserts - both options were vanilla custard-based, one topped with Fruity Pebbles (somewhat cute, but very poorly executed).\n\nIn addition, our server seemed to lack experience and confidence - we had to ask to place our order AND had to ask for recommendations, as our server never introduced herself nor asked us if we'd ever dined there (no one had). \n\nHopefully the next season's menu will feature more \"grit\"...authentic Chinese and/or Southeast Asian flavors (ala Red Farm in NYC), b/c right now it seems they are trying too hard and missing.
__label__4 Some of the best food I've had in Pittsburgh. I love the dim sum, both for the experience and the taste. Pork belly bites, brussel  sprout kimchi, meatballs, and steak tartare all great. The short rib cheddar biscuit is amazing. I may order two next time. Scallops were fantastic as well.
__label__4 We live in Seville, and have been going to the Blue32 up on Val Vista and Williams Field.  We waited anxiously for this to open, and all of the anticipation led to some really high expectations.  \n\nI'm happy to report that our expectations have been exceeded twice in a row. \n\nLast time, we were seated at a table with a server named Amanda and we loved her.  The food was great (I had the Alfredo pasta, very flavorful) but my favorite every time is the strawberry daiquiri.  They're made with real strawberries rather than gloppy corn syrup mix, and the taste is miles apart.  \n\nWe couldn't remember our awesome servers name this trip (sorry Amanda) but we won't forget because we've now immortalized her in this review.  \n\nShe's thoughtful.  We had been dithering about what to order (flatbread? Shrimp poboy? Steak?) When a massive party arrived, requiring extra tables and chairs to be brought in, she was nice enough let us know so we could get our order in before they were all seated.  \n\nWe never wanted for a drink or water refill, food was correct and piping hot, and she's just delightful.  \n\nAlso... Fresh Strawberry daiquiris... Did I mention that..???
__label__1 Went here today to try it out before seeing a movie... and while it was ok, there were some issues.\n\nService is an issue.  You enter the place and nobody greets you and the poor server is alone to serve and bus the tables.  There is no sign that says \"seat yourself\" or whatever, so we stood there for a minute, waiting for instruction, not wanting to be rude.\n\nSushi chefs completely ignored us.  The server had been outside clearing tables and didn't know we were there, then when he came in, he told us to sit anywhere.\n\nSo we sit down and wait another 5 minutes until he comes over to bring menus and ask what we would like to drink.  Of course, having never been there before, we don't know what they serve, what the prices are, or if there are specials.  So we ask... the server seemed apologetic... I'll give him that.\n\nSo we got the large kirin and a large sake to share.\n\nWe ordered the shrimp and vegetable tempura as an appetizer (which was served with not enough sauce to dip your stuff in... I understand waste not, want not, but to dip, I need more than a drizzle), then ordered the Maryland roll, Rhode Island roll, and the Washington roll.\n\nThe Maryland and Rhode Island were good.  I liked the Rhode Island better while my partner liked the Maryland... both very good rolls.\n\nThe Washington roll... it is a cucumber roll, no rice.  You get a huge piece and all you can taste is the cucumber, not the salmon and I think it was red snapper inside it at all.  We cut off half the cucumber and it was much nicer.\n\nPrice was normal for a sushi bar... expensive for your average restaurant, but that's sushi for you.\n\nWhen we left, there was no goodbye or anything like that... again, the sushi chefs completely ignore you.\n\nAll in all... I wouldn't hightail it back to try out their other rolls unless it was just convenient because I was seeing a movie.
__label__4 I guess my new Droid X can't do everything; I was trying to find the location of the Koi Restaurant and spoke the words Koi Sushi and it started giving me Coy places. If it were an interactive device, I would've told it to not be coy with me.\n\nIn addition to the smart phone debate, the place doesn't have a website, in which I wish it did. I was trying to get my Sushi-Loving-But-Worried friend to warm up to a new place she hadn't been to before. So, without the site and not necessarily relying on other reviewer's opinions, I stopped by there just to get brochures, pamphlets, menus and health inspection notifications. Luckily, the latter had all fifteen of them marked: Now Meets Substandard Quality.\n\nOkay, that last part was a joke, but I did get the very colorful menu and convinced her to broaden her palate. We did go, in fact, and it was DELICIOUS! I do love Sushi, but unfortunately, I don't get to go to the high end places, so mine's limited to good-to-buffet style. I write that so you know where my experience comes from. (I also liked Todai, but I don't believe it's here in AZ anymore.)\n\nWe both got the all-you-can-eat, which is, in fact, limited to what you can eat. Any leftovers and they're supposed to charge you. My father always told me my eyes got bigger than my stomach, and they did here. I thought we ordered 6 items altogether, and each items include what, 6-8 pieces each?\n\nTurns out we only ordered 4, and half way through we told our excellent waitress that if we had ordered any more: CANCEL! She confirmed this was all we asked for. Between me and my friend, we couldn't even finish all four. I wish I remembered what \"states\" (meaning types of Sushi) we ordered, but I do remember the last: The Rhode Island. That was HOT, but enormously delicious. Too bad I could only eat two pieces before I was spent.\n\nHere's great customer service: It was our first time there, and I knew we ordered more than we could eat, so I was prepared to pay the piper. Our waitress left us and came back after speaking with someone else and told us that we didn't have to pay full price because overall we didn't order much. Thank goodness! With tip and all, it came to roughly $80 - out of my own pocket. And we didn't even get the Sake Bombers I so wanted.\n\nAdvice: Unless you're a heavy eater, which I am not, order just individual items. It could save you a bunch from the All-You-Can-Put-Away prices.\n\nOverall, the place is clean, quaint, really beautiful inside - small enough for intimacy and a great and helpful staff. Honestly, I have absolutely nothing bad to say about the place and would recommend to all.  I would say they need to learn about an up'n'coming new international media device most people have on their laptops, but other than that, enjoy!
__label__0 so basic. so loud. so dark. so packed. ugh and regulars sitting on the bar? really? like, 2 dudes, literally SITTINGG on the bar. i dont care who youre \"bro\" is, im trying to get a drink here. take off your too cool metal mulisha tee and let someone else enjoy a song or two .. before i get the heck out of here.
__label__0 \"Eek! Methinks not\" is exactly how to describe this place. Creepy! My girls and I got major bad vibes! We were invited in through the VIP entrance and offered free alcohol... I think not. If I don't see the drinks being made there is no way I am accepting. You felt like you were in a horror movie. I mean, if that's your thing then you may like this place, but if you want to go out and have a blast with your friends this definitely isn't. We walked in, stood there for maaaaybe 60 seconds and then ran out (literally) before it was too late... dun dun dunnnn.
__label__4 My favorite Indian restaurant in Madison! Delicious!
__label__4 Probably the best Indian food I've ever had, with service to match. Highly vegan-friendly too, which makes my wife ecstatic. \n\nThis restaurant may not look like much, situated as it is in the middle of a small strip mall, but the interior is very nicely decorated. I felt a little underdressed walking in mid road-trip wearing a t-shirt and shorts, but that was similar attire to the other patrons.\n\nMy wife and I started our meal with complimentary papadam, which we were already prepared to order. They arrived promptly with several types of chutney, all vegan-friendly no less. Crisp, delicious and left us wanting more...but not because we hadn't had enough. They were just done perfectly. \n\nThe rest of our meal consisted of steaming-hot Gobhi Manchurian, Bainghan Bhartha, rice, Chapati for my wife and Garlic Nan for me. It all arrived at once, just as quickly as the Papadam. The battered/fried cauliflower was chewy but crisp, perfectly spiced (we went for hot on both dishes) and paired nicely with my Garlic Nan (also excellent). It was the standout dish of the meal for me. The eggplant was excellent as well, with good roasted flavor. \n\nThroughout the meal all the staff was very attentive. Our waiter specifically asked if we were happy with the spice level of our meal. Our water glasses were rarely more than half empty. At the end of the meal one of the staff even brought over steaming-hot lemon water-sprayed towels to clean up with. \n\nBy the end of the meal we were both nicely full, for a very reasonable price. Just an all around excellent experience. I only wish it had been closer to home.
__label__4 Hole in the wall exterior. Parking lot is super small. Don't let that discourage though!! The food is worth it! Our First time here we found the quality of the food rivals Peruvian restaurants in Sonoma and New York. The recipes are spot on. Even the seafood was great. Will definitely be back again and again. No lunch menu so be prepared to share or go home with leftovers.
__label__4 I am sorry I hadn't been here before. From the outside you have no idea what hidden treasures are inside. Everything we had as appetizers and our meals were great.  I love the new variety to our palettes. I highly recommend you come here.
__label__0 I have going there for couple years and there is always new people and they are just slow. I don't have time to be sitting here for hours just for a pedicure. Plus I hate that they are close on Mondays and don't open until 10. This is a 24 hour town. Open at least at 9 am. Time to get to a new place
__label__4 Been going to this nail salon over a year.  Before I was a loyal polished girl. I love how much detail and thought Hanna puts into each manicure I get. I'm by far hard on my nails.  I worked at a blow dry bar washing hair all day and using hair color, products and normal nail wear and tear I noticed no matter what I did my gel nails would peel or break until Hanna. She's been my saving grace,  her and ibd lol! I can always stretch out my appointments at least 4 weeks, I've been known to go 6 or 7 though and I've never returned with a messed up nail. Their instagram shows the artwork but the true test is when you have stiletto nails, no acrylics and just gel polish that last more than 4 weeks you know you found a nail salon to keep on speed dial! Plus they have over 25 pedicure choices. ..so many!! Prices are more than fair for the service and Nate always has music playing. They do eyelash extensions as well, haven't tried them but definetly interested!
__label__1 We ordered a side of Mac n cheese for an appetizer. We both ordered fish since it was Friday, with side salads. We also asked for a cup of the soup of the day- clam chowder. The salads came out first, then 2 minutes later the soup arrived. 1 minute later the Mac and cheese arrived. We joked that the word \"appetizer\" seems to be beyond most servers. We had a few bites of our salad and our entrees arrived. Are you kidding me? We had so many plates on our table the waiter made a joke about it. I just looked at him like \"are you punking me\". To top this off 3 different servers seemed to be our servers plus the food runners. We had to ask several for refills of water. We also had to grab someone for salt/pepper and to just get our bill. They were all super friendly but it's super clear there is no leadership or management guiding them. The deco is great, the food was all good. We will try one more time, I always give local places a second try. These service issues must be addressed. Any pos system should allow a server to time when food comes out. Clearly there is a miscommunication between the servers and cooks, this is a management issue.
__label__4 Had to take up temporary residence here after a flood disaster at our home. The two bedroom suite with a kitchen was perfect for my husband and I, two young children and Grandma (who was visiting from out of town). The rooms were clean and well kept, and the free breakfast was much better than your average run of the mill cereal bar. The pool and jacuzzi were relaxing and clean, and the lobby staff always greeted us with a bright smile. I would highly recommend this hotel.
__label__0 Incompetent and rude staff in the office. They do not even acknowledge maintenance requests within a reasonable amount of time, let alone perform the repairs. People are breaking rules e.g. parking, noise, satellite dishes, chairs and garbage out on the landing, which makes it unpleasant.
__label__0 I've been coming to the restaurant regularly for the past week. The food is delicious, definitely recommend Kao Mun Kai Tod. The food deserves a better review but it is the horrible customer service that made me give this restaurant a one star.\n\nI came in for lunch and it was very busy, so I decided to wave at the waiter and said \"excuse me\". The man with attitude came up to me mocking my waving gesture and said \"I can see you and you don't have to do that\". This is the first time in my life I've ever seen a waiter getting offended because a customer tried getting their attention by waving and saying excuse me. As a customer I must say I was truly offended, Mr. Attitude came to pick up the menus after we have ordered our food. As a concerned customer I reminded him that his job was a waiter and that's not the attitude he should have. \n\nAfter speaking to a lady who appears to be the manager, she told me something along the line that \"waving to a waiter is unacceptable in Britain and this is not how it works around here\". I then apologized to her for losing my temper at their employee and came to a conclusion that customer service is non existence in this particular restaurant. It's a shame. Really.
__label__4 As a huge fan of the Phoenix location and now a resident of Old Town Scottsdale, I was beyond stoked to know that I live less than 2 miles away from the new location. Dana is a great owner and the staff at both locations are amazing. Location in Old Town is perfect and the decor is always on point, I would totally live on the patio! As a vegetarian, their menu stands out for me compared to other restaurants. I can't get enough of their Big Sur Black Bean Burger. You may be thinking, \"Grrrrreat. ANOTHER veggie burger for the non meat people\".. No way, this burger is perfect, not bland and is AWESOME with added avocado. The tofu tacos and bowls are fantastic too. To the reviewer who said that everything was a little spicy.. Well, I'm sorry to burst your bubble but it is pacific islander style food. It's meant to have a kick and boy does it rule. The drink list is a lot of fun as well, I always look forward to a Tiki Bastard or good old fashion Zombie! Thanks Hula's, you have a regular for as long as I'm in Arizona :)
__label__3 Went to Hulas last night after movie with a girlfriend. We sat at the bar. This place is very cute and love something different other than the normal boring old west style places in that area. Drinks were fabulous. Food was even better. Highly recommend the Poke and the Coconut Shrimp rolls. Staff was pleasant too. Overall very nice experience. Will be going back :)
__label__4 I love that Hulas made a second location because every time we head to Scottsdale/old town and we can't make our mind up on where to eat, we head to Hulas...\n\nI love their Mai-Tai's... \n\nAs some of you may know I am a huge fan of their \"Hangover Hash\"... Not because I'm hungover quite often but I love the ingredients... That luau pork over the crispy hash browns goes great with the 2 over medium eggs on top... That is my go to breakfast/brunch option...\n\nI have so many other favorites on the menu but I'm making myself hungry as I write this review so this one will be a short one...\n\nThe decor here is very cute and goes well in the Old Town area... Service is prompt and some days get busier than others... Great job Hula's #2...
__label__0 Thought I would give the Hula another try. Had the pork sandwich with coleslaw. Short story is the pork was tough as leather and hard to chew. The Mai Tai was a little on the lite side and tart side as well. The server was nice, but after the food was delivered to the table, he disappeared. Can't say that Hula will be a return visit, but who knows.
__label__1 Food was excellent, it is summer and the bar had about 6 customers, 2 of them regulars and drunks. The lady talked at full volume to everyone in the building.\nI got the impression these people go there ever night and feel the world is better because of it. I for one will not be returning until the birds come back and there is enuf ambient noise to drown these people out. Not sure what V's should do differently other than stop serving drunks.
__label__3 1st time at this establishment last night. The whole family really enjoyed the nice scenery, and we can only imagine how nice it must be when the temperatures are nicer. We sat out on the patio last night, and between the misters and the ceiling fans it was very nice. The service was very good. The food was surprisingly also really good. I recommend the short rib tacos. My wife and daughter shared the millionaire burger, which they really enjoyed but felt it could have used a little more seasoning. My other daughter had the oriental chicken salad. She really liked it, but needed to ask for extra salad dressing since it was a little dry. We were really pleasantly surprised and will make this a staple in our list of favorite restaurants. The prices were reasonable, and they have a full bar. Also, it's an OK place for kids, but not really little ones. There really isn't much to capture their attention, other than being able to run around the perimeter of the golf course. Good Job, keep it up and we will be back for ourselves and family/friends.
__label__4 One word of advice: PINEAPPLE AGUA FRESCA w/TEQUILA\n\nWe came in Saturday around 7:15pm.  We loved the decor and friendly laid back vibe.  The restaurant has a really nice patio with comfy booths.  Glad they seated our party of two in a spacious spot!!\n\nThe salsa and Chips are really yummy and we got a salad and 3 tacos that were delicious.  The cucumber salad on the side was refreshing to counter the subtle spicy flavors in the tacos.  Of course the fish taco is amazing and the carne asada is pretty classic. Next time we go I want to try the guacamole and grilled corn appetizers.\n\nThe main thing I enjoyed was delicious pineapple agua fresca with tequila!!! My sweetie was responsible and barely tried his 1 margarita... I drank most of it because I truly love lime and sour (versus sweet) margaritas. We are just starting in on the refreshing cocktails they offer- I spied over 5 agua frescas that you can customize with alcohol and they offer which agua frescas go best with which liquors.\n\nToo bad we didn't get dessert though I'm confident joyride is an addition to our regular date night spots.  I'm a big fan of any Arizona attempt for quality Mexican inspired food!!
__label__1 Came here for dinner, tried the blood orange cocktail first... Way too syrupy. Tasted fake. Not a fan. Ordered the Ahi tostada for appetizer, and weren't pleased either. The pineapple on it tasted like it was fresh from a can. Dessert-like sweetness. Not very good. We actually decided to head to another place for our entree. Quite disappointed, because we're all big fans of postino and Windsor. Won't be back here anytime soon. On the upside, the service and atmosphere were great.
__label__3 The house margarita was great. Not too sweet. The salsa was nice. Spicy enough. Guacamole was fresh but not exactly Barrio Cafe awesome.  The food was pretty good. I'm sure they'll keep tweeking it.  I had the cochinita pibil taco which was a little bland. The service and the vibe are terrific. Lots of energy and everyone having a great time.
__label__0 The \"R.J. Review for Best in Las Vegas\" stickers aren't theirs, it belonged to the restaurant that was there before them and I assume they leave it up to scam people into thinking their quality is good.\n\nI came in here and sat down, no one greeted me or came up to me, I was the only person in the place and there were clearly atleast two workers who noticed me and ignored me. Waited about 2 minutes before walking out and going across the street to get sushi. I guess this place doesn't like making money.
__label__0 4-5-14 - Three times I visited the Phoenix Panera  on Central and Thomas.  They have a mouthwatering picture of their breakfast sandwich: egg, bacon and cheese.  The first time I was 2 minutes late to order the sandwich, of course I waited in line for 15 minutes before having the opportunity to order.  The second time I waited for more than 10 minutes just to order their green tea, which turned out to be horrible.  The third time my husband and I made a morning trip so that I could order the breakfast sandwich.  What a waste of time and money.  The real sandwich does not look at all like the picture and we were extremely disappointed in the quality.  Also, the staff was under-trained because she did not know how to ring up my husband's order.  Don't waste your time or money.
__label__1 Horrible staff that can't get simple orders right. Second time now that my husband and I came home to our sandwiches being completely wrong. Stuff on our sandwiches we specifically asked to not have. I've been to plenty of Paneras in other states and they have their sh*t together, why not this one? For what I'm paying, I expect at least a correct order. Food is good....if you ever get what you ask for.
__label__1 When I went to the recently opened Panera on Friday evening, I knew we were in trouble when my young friend ordered the chicken noodle soup in a bread bowl. \"We're out of bread bowls,\" snapped the staff member taking orders. My friend, who had been yearning for soup in a bread bowl ever since she heard about it, finally settled on a classic salad with chicken and I ordered a Thai chicken flat bread sandwich. We made our way down a narrow passage way into the table area. The decor is blah with bad lighting and none of the empty tables had been wiped off. While waiting for our food, I went to the restroom, which clearly had not been recently cleaned and a huge cylinder of toilet paper was set on top of the empty dispenser. Our food arrived and the person in charge of the kitchen must have been friends with the decorator -- blah. Granted the prices are cheaper than Paradise and the excellent Wildflower but for a lot less money we stopped at Frys on the way home and bought a La Brea Olive Oil and Rosemary round loaf and a can of Progresso chicken noodle soup. Now that was a tasty mean!
__label__0 Got a tepid cup of coffee at 7:00 am that tastes like it was brewed with tea mixed in with it.  It doesn't appear these people can even do coffee correctly.
__label__1 Too expensive! Casino owned (Harrahs). Double the price of a regular corporate owned Starbucks.
__label__2 If you're looking for a quick but good sandwich or salad, then this is the place. A little pricier than other downtown options, but worth it for the better quality. The staff seemed nice though I only talk with them for a couple of minutes (probably 2 min more than most customers). Newly opened, so ambience is a little spartan. Grab something and head out again, don't plan on eating there.
__label__2 The show was good.  The lighting and the sound need improvement.  The pink spot light was right in my face when the two girls were on top of the umbrella suspended over the audience.  The sound was too loud.  I missed about 15% of the show because it took place in the audience and I was in the balcony and only had a view of the stage.  The girls that play the part of the princess are great.  The artistry and the acrobatics are great.  It's worth seeing just make sure that you're on the main floor and not in the balcony.
__label__4 So delish! Every doughnut I have had has been absolutely amazing! My favorite is the chocolate glaze or the cinnamon cake
__label__4 Best donuts in the world.  I have not traveled the world but I'm pretty sure I'm right.  Plus they DO have free wifi so why go to another place for mediocre donuts.  If I'm gonna eat those kinds of calories I want each one to be delicious.
__label__4 This place was amazing! Impeccable timing out to order to table time with hot fresh is housed. The sauces are awesome. The ambiance is clean cannot say enough good things amazing specials lunch is only $5.99 with the drinks which is also just awesome!
__label__3 Turkey avocado on French country will change your views on what a sandwich is capable of...it's that good. Top it off with raspberry bread pudding and your taste buds will thank you profusely:)
__label__2 I love the bread pudding and the soup.  But the prices are high, not open on Sunday, and I was not impressed with the breakfast.
__label__4 After 4 years on the University of Illinois campus, I have never found a place that does an exceptional job of eyebrow waxing- until today. \nMary Kay listened to my requests and concerns about my eyebrows, and proceeded to give me an eyebrow wax based off of the structure of my face. I am more than happy with the results and I will continue to come back to Mary Kay's for further treatments. \nHer prices are very reasonable for the services she offers. Seriously, check this place out!
__label__0 Dr. Baig has poor bedside manner and has no clue how to be a well rounded doctor. He may be a good surgeon (however I would not let him operate on me so I will never find out) but I have been to doctors that care about their patients, that don't interrupt their patients, and that have some empathy for their patients and that are reasonably punctual). Unfortunately, Dr. Baig during my office visits has exhibited none of these critical characteristics. I know there are much better choices out there unfortunately from Dr Baig's demeanor it is obvious that he doesn't know that.  His staff is nice, no issues. Also, he was over 40 minutes late to all of my appointments.
__label__0 We went here for brunch. We ordered 5 different items before they actually had something in stock. We actually went from the breakfast menu to the dinner menu. Our daughter loved her pancakes but our food was so greasy. The decor in the recent is very dated and the bathrooms are scary!\n\nI am revamping my review after the follow up post so that the Owner can see my comments and make aware to others-the reason why we Yelp. We went to this restaurant because it was reviewed and had good reviews, we were just surprised. We did not attend yesterday, but I did write the review yesterday because I had time to write it up. We actually went 2 weeks ago on a Saturday after all of the BBQ items were off the menu because BBQ night is Friday apparently. I would NEVER hold it against anyone for the weather conditions as we had on 9/8/14. Honestly that is ridiculous. NO ONE saw that storm coming nor did they realize what was going to happen. But that was NOT when we visited this location.  When I make a comment about the renovations, it is my opinion. I was confused by the laminated discs hanging on the wall and the blue room across, that is my opinion, and I am entitled to it. Part of being on yelp is making comments about the ambience of a room-unless I have understood that wrong. I love retro and vintage but that was not what was happening at this location. \n\nWe will not be back. I honestly can say I did not feel that my food was \"fresh\" I had a greasy ruben that was underheated and french fries that were limp. As I stated before my daughter loved her pancake and was excited about eating it, that is why I gave 1 star. My husband had a burger and it was greasy as well and the beans he had on the side were worse than Bush's Baked Beans-or perhaps they were the same thing, he honestly could not tell and he did not finish them. \n\nHopefully this 2nd review clears up any issues you have with my OPINION on YELP!
__label__3 OMG. The pasties are SO DAMN GOOD. I have been twice and have yet to deviate from my regular order of the Thanksgiving pasty (I think that's the name of it). Turkey, sweet potatoes and stuffing in a pasty, served with the yummiest gravy. They also give you a side of cranberry for the ultimate Thanksgiving experience. Their homemade lemonade is delish...Like Hot Dog on a Stick delish. The service can be slow (hence the 4 instead of 5 stars), so don't go if you are really hungry. Last time I went I ordered the tomato soup. It came to my table cold, but tasted delicious. They also have a large selection of beer, which I recommend because it leaves more lemonade for me!
__label__4 This is my first time coming here. I'm not sure if I got something that you should get. BUT the bread or crust was really excellent. The service was good as well. All in all it's different than the average place to eat .
__label__4 First time there and seriously impressed. The server did not stop moving once. She was the bartender and server and the place was fairly busy. Great atmosphere and the food was delicious. I'm still full but already thinking about what I'll have the next time I'm there.
__label__4 I have been trying to come to The Cornish Pasty Co for a very long time now and I was not disappointed. The food is absolutely delicious. Being from England myself I can honestly say these are the best pasties I have ever eaten. We ordered the Bangers and Mash pasty and also the Cajun Chicken pasty. Nothing short of amazing. The Bangers and Mash took me back home after the first bite, perfect sausages with great mashed potatoes with grilled onions, yummy. The Cajun Chicken was a great twist that I have never seen in a pasty. Delicious chicken with ham, bacon, and swiss cheese, oh and lets not forget the chipotle sauce to dip in. Also ordered the oven chips with cheese and jalepenos. Everything was piping hot and fresh, made right in front of you if you're at the bar. Place is nice on the inside with dim lighting, staff was great and friendly, their looks and personalities bring the place alive. Large selection of beers and wine from all over the world, no hard alcohol here. Only negatives is the no hard alcohol as I'm a Jack and coke kind of guy and the location is a little hard to find as it's in a large complex. Don't let the black exterior stop you from entering, it will be your loss. I will be returning very shortly!!!
__label__4 Hey, this place is really good. And they have sweet music. And it's cheap. And there might be some alcohol there. Go.
__label__2 Not too bad, but not amazing either. There are three courses (all 18 holes each). We played one full course and a few holes that were creative as well. The price is 10 per person which I feel is a little pricey for what you get. Little kids will have a blast with this course. Adults may want to head to a different mini golf to keep their attention. The best part about this place is you get to escape the heat for about an hour. Overall I would come back if I was bored, but I feel there are better choices out there.
__label__3 I've gone twice and had the green chili burrito -- I have dreams about this burrito. My boyfriend has tried the carnitas (which is not shredded) and chicken. He said the chicken was great but wished the carnitas was shredded. This is a going to become a go-to place for us! \n\nCon: I wish the restaurant actually had morning hours so I could get the breakfast burrito for breakfast!
__label__4 Delicious! It looks like everything is made fresh daily. I ordered the wet burrito w/ pork. It's kind of like Subway in that you can have them add whatever you like on it. It was so good I actually ate the whole thing!\nWill visit again!
__label__3 This place is good.  It's a little joint that you get in line to order, walk around the corner to pick up, and pay after you eat.  \nI ordered the 3 tacos so I could sample their selections.  I got one fish, one carnitas, and one carne asada.  The fish was good, the carnitas was better, and the carne asada was just ok.  \nYou can pick the toppings, the sides, the meat and the tortilla. They have a soda fountain, bottle and canned drinks.... and I even some some beer selections. \nThis is very casual quick grab some lunch kind of place, but the food was good and the staff friendly. If I'm hungry on this side of town again, I will come try some of the other meats. Who am I kidding....I'm always hungry!
__label__4 Just go eat there--you will not be disappointed if you truly enjoy pizza after a night out !!
__label__4 Delicious huge slices for affordable prices, the combo is a great deal. Very friendly service too.
__label__1 Pretty disappointed.. I saw that they had 4 stars & we walked pretty far to get here for this? One reason I chose it was because they sell by the slice & since I can be indecisive I like to get 2 different slices, so..\n1) they didn't have much variety at all\n2) not many specialty pieces- very basic\n3) the margerita shouldn't even be called margerita, they made it their own way with grape tomatoes, no basil, no tomato sauce\n4) my husband got a sausage, ricotta piece & there was so little ricotta\n\nI highly recommend the pizza place in the New York hotel, the one on the second floor..or 800 degrees! Both delicious!!
__label__4 VERY MUCH INVOLVE WITH THIS PLACE!\n\nI truly think this is THE BEST indoor playground in the Southwest area.\n\nLet's start with the place being new, clean and the owners are super nice and friendly.\nThere are play-pretend rooms on the sides, such as a princess room,a market, a school, a firefighters spot, even a small class. \n\nThere's a huge costumes rack at the back and a stage the kids can preform on. Two balls pools, trampolines, a tiny kids gym, it's just awesome. I would say it's suitable for babies all the way to age 8 or so. \n\nGreat spot for birthday parties as well. \nThis is definitely my #1 place at the moment, TRULY HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!
__label__4 Great service and a cool setup! Cool employees and friendly.  Prices are great!  Great selection of eliquid.
__label__1 I had high hopes that this place was on the same level as Salt River in feel and character but I sure did not have that after visiting it last night.  Maybe as I never have been at Wrigley I am missing some of the customized elements.\n\nBy far the biggest issue, minus the stupid prices for t-shirts and concessions, is the exceedingly poor scoreboard.  We sat in the lower level of the first base side and had a heck of a time reading the scoreboard.  Here are my gripes on the scoreboard:\n\nToo small to be useful\nAt night it is not very well lighted so seeing the non-lighted sections is impossible\nAbout 1/3 was being used for advertising\nNo stats provided for the batter (take a lesson from Salt River)\nThe line up on the left side did not highlight the batter but with the letters so small it would not be of much use.\n\nBy the way the parking lot lighting but there was no signage as to how to exit and the entrance was blocked off!  \n\nI never have been to a ballpark above a crude kids field that did not have the distances from home plate to the outfield fence shown with signs hanging on the fence.
__label__4 Every time I visit this place, it just gets better. \n\nFirst, their selection keeps expanding. As a Gibson and Orange lover, I am in heaven walking into this place. Decent selection of used stuff as well (was sad to NOT see the Ibanez lawsuit les paul rip off in there this last time, but hope that means it sold!). \n\nBy far the best atmosphere of any music shop in town. Has a very \"Chicago Music Exchange\" vibe, with couches and chairs set up in classy little arrangements, wood floors, and bare brick walls. It definitely has the feel of a higher end boutique shop, which is cool. Contrast that with the fact that the staff is extremely unpretentious, affable, and inviting. Everytime I've been in there, the employees have repeatedly asked if I want to play anything (which... yes, I want to play everything). Short haired blond lady, small shaved head guy, and taller brown haired guy all just seem completely approachable and like they're as happy to talk shop as I am. Love the staff there.\n\nOverall, this is a shop that I hope sticks around. I will definitely be making the effort to abstain from the online giants in favor of supporting these guys.
__label__0 Unfortunately, we were disappointed with this Flemings location due to the poor service.  After a long work day in Las Vegas, yes work in Las Vegas, we arrived late to this location to find numerous staff members attending to a relative few patrons.  These staff members were observed talking to each other, cleaning wine glasses at empty tables and standing about.  WE WERE NOT GREETED OR OFFERED BEVERAGE SERVICE AFTER SITTING IN THE BAR AREA.  A simple glass of water would have been great.  We left after 6 minutes of this lack of attention. Because of this, we will not ever have the chance to try any Fleming's location or any other brands owned by this company.
__label__2 Downgrading based on last two visits... most recent of which was on 3/11/14.\n\nMet friends so that we could catch-up; hadn't seen them in quite some time, and one of them is getting ready to head to South Africa for a music tour (he's in a band) for a month or so. Was hoping to chat over a few drinks at what has become one of my favorite venues. Unfortunately....\n\n- It was quite swampy feeling inside - very humid and hot; air felt stale\n- It was SO UNBELIEVABLY LOUD, we couldn't talk without shouting at each other\n- The volume was unnecessary; there were two groups of tables that were literally screaming at each other... if I were the bartender, I would've asked them to calm it down a bit. Granted, it's not a library, but wow - when 9-10 people are destroying the ambiance of your place, it may be appropriate to chime in.\n\n- The bartender on 3/11 was quite terrible - service was super slow. He wasn't much of a multi-tasker; I stood and waited for a very, very long time to get a single beer, and never did - I gave up on waiting for him to help me. People next to me were waiting longer than I was... I saw two of them walk away from the bar, sit down, wait, and then leave. That's unacceptable.\n\n- The bartender goofed-up my tab... I ordered a total of 3 drinks (2 taps, 1 mixer), and when I went to tab out, he ran my card for $20. I said, \"Was that mixer really $11?\" He shrugged, went back to the register, tinkered with something, and then said that he had rung-in four drinks, and wondered if I just wanted to pay for them. He did void the transaction and re-ring me correctly, but come on... \n\nWe had every intention of staying for a few hours, getting a bunch of drinks, and enjoying ourselves... but, we left after one round and then spent $150+ at another place. Sorry, guys.\n\nI hope it gets better with the next visit.
__label__0 Aweful!  After waiting for a very long time we received our appetizer and it wasn't even hot.  We told the server Cheyenne once we found her again. We told her we didn't want to push back our meal any longer because it was already taking to long. After a half hour we got our second appetizer and it was the same issue. At that point the manager came and told us it comes prepackaged and not fresh. They just fry it and add seasoning. We also told manager it was taking to long so he checked the kitchen and they hadn't even started our steaks yet.  Meanwhile, people around us are coming and going which led us to believe that our server Cheyenne was the problem with the timing.  She finally brought our salad about 2 minutes before our steak arrived. Once we received our food it was so salty!  We ask for a togo box 3 times before it came and once we put down the credit card it took another 20 minutes before she picked it up.  During this time she offered us another Coke but never brought it.  So the almost 2 hours to eat.  Prepackaged food. Salty food. Terrible server you can rest assured we will never go there again. Especially with Texas Roadhouse next door.  Fast service, good food and price is right.
__label__1 I got a gift card for Christmas for this place. Never even heard of it before but I also don't eat at a lot of chain restaurants either. I went New Year's Eve to try it out. I am a single guy and the place was super busy so I chose a seat at the bar. The bar was busy but started to clear as soon as I sat down. It became very apparent very quickly that there was a single person working the bar. She was also the one making drinks for the rest of the restaurant. New Year's Eve is typically a drinking holiday so the short staffing was perplexing. After my area was cleared she asked for my drink order and I requested a menu. It was close to 10 minutes before the bartender asked for my order. I order the filet and lobster tail.  About 10 minutes later, a young lady delivered my entree to me; however, I had not received my salad yet. I sent it back and my salad was delivered about 2 minutes later. I was never offered bread so I asked a young man cleaning glasses at the bar if I could have some bread. He quickly returned with a loaf. The bleu cheese dressing is too sweet and was really heavy on the salad. When the entree arrived it looked fine but I did ask the server if it was a fresh meal or left over from the first delivery. The filet was very good, the risotto was fine, and the lobster tail was cooked fine too. It is a little small and the seasoning on it could be left off. Overall the meal was average to decent but the service was horrible. I never was asked how the meal tasted or apologized to for the mishap. I understand the busy-ness that was going on, but it had died down quite a bit by the time I sat down. As a single person who also doesn't drink alcohol, I am accustomed to not always getting doted on by servers since my tab may not always generate the biggest tips. But even just a little acknowledgment to me would've gone a long way. Then to my surprise, as I looked at my bill, I was discounted 25%. I am assuming it was for the messed up order?? But no one said anything to me about that either. Well, I am grateful for the attempt to make up for it, but not sure I'll be back anytime soon.
__label__4 Can't say enough good things about this place! After buying a bike from a surplus warehouse and spending far more than the 45 minutes estimated to connect the brakes I brought my bike here. Off the bat they charged less than half of the advertised $40 on their website when I dropped it off. When I picked it up they had set up the brakes, inflated the tires and straightened the front tire (that may have been bent while I was wrestling with the brake system earlier) all free of charge. Really nice guys! I will definitely be bringing my bike here for all future anticipated problems!
__label__1 Some Auto Spa. Staff was friendly, place was clean and convenient for if you had to wait. \nI came here to get my car detailed. That wasn't really the case. They forgot to clean places like the rear view mirrors, the board behind the back passenger seats, the trunk. I ended up having to clean those myself. I have leather seats and I needed them to be conditioned. They don't seem to be conditioned. They actually look as of they were greased down. The back seats still look oily. They conditioned my dashboard for some reason even though it wasn't leather so at the moment it looks super greasy. At first I thought it would take some time to go away. But it's actually been a week and it still looks bad. I'm very disappointed and will never be here again. Way to impress a first time customer Cobblestone!
__label__1 Naming the place Taco Haus prepared my palette for a taco experience. Especially since it replaced Blue Burrito.  But that's not what I had. It's almost like the chef wants to be a clever alchemist but fails. Tom Jetland he is not.\n\nI had two tacos. One chicken. One carne asade. The chicken one had no flavor except I could taste the corn tortilla.. The steak one tasted like the steak had been marinated in Worcestershire sauce, which was unpleasant. I dressed them both up with guacamole and salsa (I had to ask for and they were extra). I hated the lunch.\n\nThe place looks like it would be a great happy hour--inside has picnic table style seating, built to be lined up with butts from the frat house on Saturday night. There's a lot of seating outside too, which would be a fun happy hour.\n\nService was slow, although there seemed to be a lot of servers. My friend and I paid $30 for our lunch, left and went to McDonalds to get ice cream cones to cleanse our palettes from a lunch we are trying to forget. He had ceviche, by the way, and was more than underwhelmed.\n\nI am happy to read that some of these reviews of Taco Haus are so glowing. Maybe I caught them on an off day but somehow, I don't think so. I am a total foodie and this is one place I would not recommend.\n\nBut what I will recommend to Taco Haus:  write a little blurb about your style and philosophy on the menus so customers understand they're not getting a taco that their palette might be craving.\n\nI'll give them two stars because it appears they have a wide selection of tequilas. After enough tequila, anything tastes good, right?
__label__2 3.5 stars\n\nLet's start with the good.  \n1) The service was 5 stars very friendly, our waitress was attentive and very prompt with everything.\n2) the corn side was great\n3) Bells two hearted on tap\n\nThe not so good\n1) The lentils served with the food were cooked perfectly but were really bland, if they were seasoned they would be perfect. \n2) The meat on the carne asada and pork bell tacos were also cooked fine but like the lentils the tacos were missing something and tasted a little bland. \n3) the salmon ceviche was warm when it came out although the flavor was good\n\nOverall I would return if they 'spiced' the food up a bit. I love brat haus and think this place has great potential but the food needs to be kicked up a notch.
__label__0 Just heard this place closed as of 7/31/2014. Why am I not surprised? Such a disappointment.  Guess I won't get the chance to give it another chance. Can we have Blue Burrito back now, please?
__label__1 I had such high hopes based upon the recommendations but was sorely disappointed. The wait staff seemed distracted or else just not interested in our table. It took forever just to place our orders, which were not complicated: one crepe, one brownie, one petite pot. Unfortunately, we got two crepes and no brownie. Considering the brownie were for our small children, both of which had had it promised for good dinners,  just compounded the disappointment. We tried and tried to flag a wait person to correct the error to no avail. When we eventually did have someone respond, it was getting too late for us to wait any longer. We received an anemic apology at best. The food was delicious, and we do like supporting local businesses, but this location's service is in need of a reboot.
__label__2 Mediocre galettes and that was a really disappointing thing during my recent trip to Montreal.\n\nI told that to my Montrealer friend who said, \"told you so\". \n\nThat being said, their desserts and coffee choices were fantastic. Anything with chocolate, Juliette et Chocolat does okay. Just don't rely on their dinner menu!
__label__3 Odd location but good food. The space is not well marked. It almost feels like you are entering an underground club. The decor is industrial but the space is comfortable. The staff was very knowledgeable about the menu and helpful. We started with oysters, followed by a lobster risotto for me and Cornish hen with roasted vegetables for my husband. Everything was delicious. The wine list was different than most. Very nice.
__label__0 Then you guys call me liars. Great way to handle yourselves professionally, I bought 2 drinks and some cheese sticks which I PAID FOR. the inexperienced \"emoloyees\" are your real problem. You OFFER me a hit of your ice bowl gimmick  then try and make me pay for it. What a joke.
__label__1 It was ok ....I expected much more from reviews, way to much rice and just didn't do it for me...Or if was ORGANIC would have made a whole lot more of a difference....Sorry not a winner 4 me...=/// And My husband would not eat here and had to watch him eat at Ling & Louies....That sucked...=///////// Not feelin this at alll........??!!?
__label__0 Awful...the pork was so dry, no taste, veggies were nothing special, mostly onion and carrots, because they are cheap. The sauce (Thai) was bad, not even sure what it tasted like. Very expensive for what I got. I will never go back. No wonder it was half empty at lunch!
__label__2 The good: great flavors- the pork is delicious, different options, clean and friendly team\n\nThe bad: this is my first time here so my biggest concern was the temperature of the food. I came for a late lunch, I get it, but didn't feel like the items were super fresh or hot. I think this would have been different should I have come during lunch or dinner hour. My other suggestion: the sauces should've served warm, not cold.\n\nOverall, I enjoyed it and would try it again. Love the concept.
__label__0 Worst experience with any company I have ever dealt with. Nothing was completed when promised. Final deadline was missed. No estimates provided for any work. You have no idea what your budget is and when you ask you are not given any helpful information other than to go to the store and pick out like for like items. If you don't remember or know brands you are not provided any guidance. Regardless of whether you follow insurance allowances you will always be told you are over budget and need to pay out of pocket. Don't feel pressured to use this company, take your time and figure out how to do it on your own.
__label__0 I've been a long-time fan of \"Pawn Stars\", so when \"Pawn Shop Live!\" came along, I grabbed two tickets immediately.\nI spent regular intervals of the show quietly apologizing to the person I roped into coming with me. I also regularly asked, \"Why is this happening?\"\nMuch of the play is exposition. LONG exposition. At these times, there is no joy, no humor, and no smiling. \nMost of the rest of the play is spend with a nod to the fact that the \"Old Fart\" is portrayed by a weird, giant puppet upper-torso, operated by the over-worked actor giving this play (and his many different parts in it) his all. At times the torso is abandoned to sit on the stage as the actor plays another part. Everyone winks and nods and plays up the fact that the production is too... cheap, I'm guessing... to just hire an old man actor to play one of the most central figures in the story.This becomes unbearable as the Rick character carries on ad nauseum about his dad, when the \"old Fart\" should be out there telling the story himself.\nAs if all of this weren't tedious enough, there is a multi-media aspect in the videos they cut to from time to time. These are rudimentary at best, but there is a dream sequence the with \"Chumlee\" character where he's fighting ninjas for no reason that goes on to the point where I thought I might lose my mind.\nThe production ends with a rousing musical number about how you should bring your stuff to them because they want to but it. CRESCENDO! \nSave your money, wait a few hours, and go see Gordie Brown.
__label__4 We are from Seattle where we have amazing sushi so we're pretty particular.  This was hands down probably the best sushi and rolls I've ever had.  I will definitely be going back when I'm in Vegas!
__label__1 3/20 Thursday - Stopped in to check this place out with the wife and son to get some of the super star sushi and more after reading the super reviews. However it was very strange I asked for 2 orders of UNI and the waitress said we don't have UNI today.  I'm thinking ok let's try the golden scallops hmmm they came out layered in bread cold  and no flavor. The wife orders the 3 course meal seafood hmmm another mistake zero flavor lobster hard as a rock with some sort of sauce on the side. Then some sort of beef liquid soup comes with a few mushrooms on top. Tasted like it was from beef bullion cubes nasty.  Lastly the manager or Ji stops by the table and says come back tomorrow that's when our UNI comes in fresh Friday.. Aaaah no we won't be back....I don't need a free sake to make things alright when you bring the check. I have found most sushi bars that aren't owned by Japanese are substandard.  I have been around the world to a few hundred sushi bars.
__label__1 This is my second visit and likely my last. I was so disappointed in the food quality and service. I treated a friend to the table d'hote and was horrified that she received a burnt  puck of beef after waiting an unreasonable amount of time. The fact the server did not even acknowledge the poor quality/presentation and never asked if we enjoyed the meal, reflects the nonchalance attitude of this place. I am a firm  believer that a sever is the representative of the food and the establishment. And when they don't take ownership of the experience, there's no reason to go back.
__label__3 I get the hype, I do.\n\nActually not a bad pizza, but yea it's pizza in a cone.\n\nThey make it after you order, so there's the wait, but the fact that you can walk around sq. hill with it, without it really being a hassle, is great.\n\nI had the supreme which had everything, and it was decent. The cheese was melted all the way to the inside (unlike what some people have said)\n\nAnd, it was good till the last bite. Was it the best pizza I've had - probably not, was it the coolest pizza I've had - probably.\n\nPizza in a cone - someone had to come up with it didn't they!\n\nIf I feel like grabbing something handheld to eat while walking around in sq. hill, I'll definitely remember Pizza Cono again!
__label__2 I came here last night with a friend.  We were originally planning to go to Piper's Pub in the South Side, but his car was unavailable, so he asked if we could go somewhere in Squirrel Hill or Oakland, and this is what we chose.\n\nWe each ordered one cone ($4.99 each)--I ordered the white pizza one, and he ordered the Mediterranean.  Staff was quite friendly and conversational, though kind of wishy-washy when my friend asked for a flavor recommendation.  Our cones took between 10-15 min. to cook, but we were the only people ordering at that time (6:30 on a Mon.).  When they came up, we were hoping to sit at one of the two tables outside, but each of the tables had a person sitting and loitering at it.  I found this slightly annoying since it was clear that neither of these people had bought anything, and tables (incl. outside ones) should be reserved for paying customers.  So we ended up sitting inside across from a table of noisy high school students.\n\nMy white pizza cone was filled with the toppings you'd expect on a white pizza: mozzarella, ricotta, and broccoli.  Though I'm a white pizza aficionado, I was underwhelmed by the flavor of my cone, which I found bland and insufficiently savory.  I think this was due to the ratio of cheese being off (too much ricotta).  Having said that, my cone was quite filling (I didn't regret not ordering a second), and was served at just the right temperature (hot but edible).  My friend enjoyed his Mediterranean cone, which he said contained quite a few olives, though it was served hotter than mine, so it was difficult for him to eat (even after he'd reached the middle after several minutes, it was still steaming).\n\nIf you're in the mood for a slice of pizza or an inexpensive meal, I'd recommend checking this place out.  Based on my review and others, there are some kinks the ownership needs to work out, but they have an interesting product.  I'd return, but I think I'd try another flavor next time, such as the pepperoni or Hawaiian.  3.5 stars.
__label__1 Yikes. This seemed like a good idea in theory. The end product was tasty - pizza toppings of your choice in a cone. But the kids operating the cash register and making the cones were pretty lax about food handling - from the register to serving the cones to filling the ice in the coke machine - all accomplished without once donning gloves or hand washing. I had a hard time NOT thinking about all of the times they touched my cone. But I are it anyway. Won't return.
__label__3 A-Mart has a great selection of different Asian foods from Korean, Chinese, Japanese to Vietnamese. The prices are pretty fair as well, which is great. The people who work there were fairly nice as well, which is always a plus. =)\n\nI will definitely continue to shop here! =D
__label__0 The lettuce was brown and the owner tried to convince me it was fresh. That was after I came back to tell him that I got sick from eating there. Never going back. We
__label__2 Good place to grab a gyro for the value. Especially for those days when you're studying on campus and have no time to pack foos yourself. They have a deal of 2 gyros for $7 which was good. The gyros had a generous portion of meat and the honey mustard really had a great flavour. All the toppings were fresh as expected! And the new manager is so friendly compared to the old manager. He really makes going there 10x more pleasant than it use to be!
__label__4 I travel to Vegas for business a lot, weeks at a time. I'm very picky with my hair so I've tried all the \"fancy\" salons. With much research I found the Parlor. It's just a few minutes from the strip. Totally worth it if you ask me. Matt did my hair and he knew exactly what I wanted. I'll be in Vegas again for 3 weeks next month and I can guarantee you that I will be making a visit to The Parlor and it's a given that I will be asking for Matt.
__label__4 Dinner with my OG calls for a new and exciting foodventure. Perusing my bookmarks, Bernard's Bistro beckoned us. \n\nWe arrived around 7pm and we were greeted warmly. They had live music playing and it was lovely and soothing. \n\nWe were seated quickly and our server arrived at our table promptly. Service was the best I've encountered in a while. He anticipated all our needs, refills on bread and drinks were perfectly timed and he made great entree suggestions. I really appreciated that he wasn't shy about letting us know his favorites on the menu when we asked.\n\nI ordered the seafood crepes and my friend ordered the chicken schnitzel. Both entrees were delicious. I couldn't get enough and the portions were incredibly generous for the price point.\n\nBased on the exceptional service, beautiful ambiance and delicious food, I look forward to coming back soon. It's a great little date night spot in Henderson.
__label__1 The service is excellent and the atmosphere is very cute. The food however is not that great. I ordered the chicken and mushroom crepes. It tasted like a can of cream of chicken/mushroom soup inside a crepe. It also came a salad with some type of dressing that was very bland and the salad seem wilted. The worst part was when you ordered a soda they bring you a bottle and pour it over ice and I ended up with flat soda. My husband ordered the island burger and it was good but not worth going back for.
__label__3 Consider me a big fan!  \n\nI was perusing potential spots for dinner last night and then I saw My T's picture of the 5 spice game hen and it..waS...ON.  They bake the game hen and THEN deep fry it!  Why don't more spots bake and then fry things?  It tasted even better than it looked.  The side of tomato rice was really good too.  I almost never rave about eating bird but I will be having this again.   \n\nAnother favorite was their shaken beef salad.  I was shaken up after my first freakin bite!  The beef was so juicy and so tender and only $12!  The hot grilled beef mixed with the cool lettuce, onion, tomato and spices made for one of the best salads I've had in recent memory. \n\nThe Mekong River noodle soup was just ok.  It looked great and was filled with lots of fixings like fish balls, pork tenderloin, quail eggs, veggies and shrimp but the pork based broth fell short for me.  I saw a lot of customers going for the bone marrow soup and holy shit what a spectacle that was.  HUGE bones!  Me would feel like caveman and raise bone like champion (grunt!).  Check out the pics of it.  \n\nBut man oh man so much other stuff I want to try like the slow braised pork belly entree, crispy bird nest noodle and more shaken beef!  They're located in the old Cravin Cajun spot so it's great for groups.  I hope they get their liquor license soon.
__label__4 We've been to this place a few times in the past, always heartily satisfied with our favorite Vietnamese dishes, but were still amazed with how they've expanded their menu  that's probably drawing this large late, Sunday night crowd. Lobster with black pepper beckons!  As always service was great.
__label__3 A friend of mine who is a Vegas resident recommended this place to me.  So good he comes multiple times a week. And he did not steer me wrong.  \n\nOxtail pho ($11.95): gigantic portion... 3 girls each ordered one and we could have shared one. Plenty of oxtail and meat fell right off the bone. Broth was good and noodles had a food bite. Overall wonderful.\n\nLobster pho (market price ~$29.95): for the price, it actually wasn't that bad. Definitely something to share. I would say it's something you order once, but probably won't order again. Good, but not great. \n\nOxtail fried rice ($9.95): my favorite menu item. Plentiful chunks of oxtail mixed on well with buttery rice topped with an egg. \n\nOxtail fries (can't remember price, it was a special of the day): my least favorite item. Mediocre and lacked the sparkle I found in the others dishes
__label__4 AMAZING FOOD. Everything we got was amazing. I'll have to write an updated review with a list of everything we got because we tried a bit of everything. However, what stood out to me the most was the oxtail fried rice. Yummms :)
__label__4 I love District one! The bartender Adrian is amazing, she recommended the Stir Fried Pepper Lobster with Garlic Noodles and it was incredible! 3 pounds of heaven! Thank you Adrian! You made my birthday so special and those coconut mojitos blow my mind!
__label__4 Wow I must say I'm very excited about this place.   Today was the first time trying the deep dish pizza and it was excellent.   Loaded with cheese pepperoni and extra sauce.  Yum!  We will be back!
__label__2 The name carries a bit of weight so before I even glanced at a review I decided to make a special trip to the infamously famous Al's Beef.  I wasn't dissatisfied with the service, the store was packed for lunch always a healthy sign for a restaurant, but the soda machine counter was dirty with splashes of other peoples drinks on it, the tables were as well, not mad but cleanliness has to be a passion for a new restaurant in this town.  As for the food it was painful to read the reviews and know the history the name takes on and while I was sat there I expected a signature taste or combination with flavors, and I tasted nothing but dry vegetables, and bread.  The beef hot dogs were super tasty, I would be happy eating them anywhere from Chicago to Portland I was happy with the beef.  I gave it a 3 stars, I will definitely be seeing them again soon, cause its located in a wonderful business park.  By the way the fries weren't bad.
__label__2 As you may have guessed, I am not Italian, nor am I from Chicago... having said that, I have been to Chicago & I do love a good Roast Beef sandwich with Giardineira. I was so excited to try Al's. I ordered the Dipped \"Big Al\" with extra Beef &  large Buffalo Bleu Fries. I was disappointed. \n\nThe Big Al, even with extra beef, is not huge. The quality of the roast beef, is better than most bars, but cooked close to medium/well. The Buffalo Bleu Fries, were soggy & the flavors do not blend well together.... it tastes just like it sounds.... it is French Fries with Buffalo wing sauce & a thin Bleu Cheese dressing, poured randomly over them. They tasted like something a drunk bachelor or high school student would make..... not something to be sold at a real restaurant. On the good side, I loved the flavor of their home made Giardineira, spicy peppers & the staff was very helpful & friendly. \n\nMy idea of a Italian Beef sandwich, is a fat, butter grilled roll, tons of medium rare Roast Beef, tasty Giardineira peppers & a big cup of Au Jus on the side. The Buffalo Bleu Fries could have been made better by just topping the Fries with a decent Buffalo Wing sauce & Bleu Cheese crumbles..... I also think they should use a higher fryer temperature, so the fries are crispy on the outside.\n\nAl's Chicago Italian Beef, is just a okay restaurant, not a great one. They have a huge menu & I have only tried those 2 items. I think, I will give them another chance after they have been opened longer.....because, a friendly staff goes a long way in my book.
__label__2 The staff here is very friendly, they greet you when you walk in and they are very helpful when asked about the menu. I ordered the Big Al with sweet peppers and provolone. I planned to take at least half home.. And my fianc\u00e9 ordered a polish sausage with bacon and cheese. As it always goes, his looked better than mine so I side eyed him till he let me try it!\nThe polish sausage was great, bacon was crispy and flavorful. The Big Al on the other hand... Not so flavorful.. The meat was in terrible need of flavor and salt. I smothered it in ketchup which helped a little, I shouldn't even have had to. I did take home over half of the sandwich, because if nothing else, it was Big. But Al ended up sitting in the fridge for a couple days before I threw him away...
__label__1 Atmosphere is great! Food is not. Had the pasta w meatballs which consisted of a bowl of gummy flavorless pasta w 2 small meatballs for $15.00. I left hungry and went home and ate a PB&J sandwich.
__label__3 Bartender was quite knowledgable and helped me get a terrific wine. Nice ambiance.  Nice relaxing place to chill and have a nice conversation.
__label__3 Well if you find yourself in Scottsdale, you must stop by the Pink Pony for the experience alone. When my sister told me we had to stop by for a visit I was sure she was dragging us to a strip club, but no, just your good old fashion steakhouse.\n\nI dug it because in the hoity toityness that is Scottsdale, this place is old skool (with a k) On your way in don't forget to stop and admire the pink pony that stands outside the doors. Why? Well , I am not sure but its cool.\n\nStepping inside this place will tranform you back to a time when wood paneling was all the rage, and vinyl was the way to go. The food was decent, big portions and not too bad price-wise. The waitress was in classic diner form. She sounded as if she had been smoking since she was a baby, but was super friendly and fast. \n\nThe best part was the dude who sang on the 'stage'. He does take requests, but be careful, he does not appreciate being filmed.
__label__4 We went here for dinner and the place was closed!  We ate at Bandera's next door!  Bartender at Banders told us the Pink Pony was closed for good...the end of an era...thanks economy!!!  We will miss you Pink Pony!!!
__label__1 First visit to this upscale restaurant that appears to have been newly renovated.  \n\nThe design/decor was great, but the atmosphere was a little odd as the numerous TV's around seemed to fight w/ the upscale expectation/pricing.  \n\nThe service was disappointing as we had to ask for silverware, salt & pepper, lemons for our water, etc. I expected more at this price point.  The valet service was evidently not working this nt (which is odd for a Sat), but there seemed to be a garage next door.\n\nThe menu was NOT what shows up on Yelp.  The server couldn't remember them having some of these items ever and blamed it on having had 4 chefs over the last several years?!  In any case, the food was mostly good and well-proportioned/prepared.  They didn't serve bread (or at least didn't ask if we wanted some) and the salads were just ok.  The tenderloin was the best part of the meal!\n\nThe wine list was ok, but it always bugs me when u can't get a bottle of the wine you ordered (and enjoyed) by the glass.  Seems illogical to me.\n\nWith so many choices in Scottsdale, this place had better step it up if they're going to survive.  (I would have given a 2.5, but couldn't figure out how to do so.)
__label__4 La flor de Calabaza es un lugar como ningun otro en Phoenix. Musica en vivo, bebidas y deliciosos aperitivos. Excelente servicio, la chica que nos atendio nos ofrecio muy buenas sugerencias en cuanto a bebidas y los aperitivos. la musica es Rock en espanol. Es un lugar donde te puedes divertir y estar en un ambiente tan padre entre amigos. Definitivamente regreseramos.
__label__3 I had the Buffalo Chicken Pizza delivered and it was great. I have also tried the pepperoni and it was ok. I feel it's a bit overpriced and I'd recommend only if you have a coupon.
__label__0 The service was terrible. I could hear the servers in their service station all huddled together cussing loud enough for me to hear. Not very classy. Needless to say the food was good, but you can get great meals anywhere in this city. Service is what sets it apart. Not a fan
__label__2 First off the food was good...I ordered a 2-meat platter with Brisket and Pastrami.  The pastrami was a bit over fattened yet the brisket was fall-apart cooked.  Served cafeteria style you would think the line would move quickly.  We go there at 1030am for 11am opening and the line was already 25 people deep.  Some 45 minutes later we were up to the serving counter.  The question is whether it was worth the wait...I dont know, I probably wouldnt dedicate that much time to a line again as there are almost as good Que nearby without the lines outside.  Why did we go so early?  They have a small smoker so they sell-out everyday often not making it through lunch.\n\nSo decent Que but take away the fatty pastrami and the long lines I think there's better places.
__label__4 Perfect barbeque. Super friendly. I can't believe this place is for real. I feel like I stumbled upon a secret.
__label__4 This is the best BBQ I've ever had. Period.\n\nThis was just one of those chance happenings upon. We were in Phoenix for business and Yelped a place to eat. We saw Little Miss BBQ and thought we'd give it a shot. \n\nThere was a line out the door and everyone in line had great things to say about the place. They were right. I ordered the fatty brisket, pulled pork, sausage, jalepeno grits, coleslaw, and a bottled coke. If you ask me, that was about as close to a perfect meal as it gets. This BBQ really reminds me of Franklin's in Austin. Just a salt and pepper rub. Smoked simply and perfectly. Nice people. Little place to sit. All in all a perfect BBQ experience. \n\nAnytime I'm in Phoenix I will be returning.
__label__4 Amazing Texas-style BBQ. Tried a little everything with my wife. Sausage, pulled pork, ribs, brisket, beans, jalape\u00f1o cheddar grits and potato salad with pecan pie to end it . Have to admit the pulled pork was a little lacking on flavor but was very moist and tender. The sausage was amazing and flavorful. The briskest's charred rub left me speechless. And the ribs seasoning was great. Would absolutely recommend it to anyone in search of good BBQ in Arizona.
__label__4 Woo hoo is right!  We were finally able to check this place out on our lunch break after a few failed attempts.  Our wait was roughly 20 minutes which wasn't bad considering the number of people that were lined up when we left.  We had a warm greeting by the guys and were offered a mind blowing sample of the brisket and sausage.  SOLD!  My mind was made up with my order, brisket and sausage with a side of the jalapeno grits and beans.  Good-bye low carb days and hellllllo flavorful lunch.  Worth every bite.  Cute, clean and comfortable little joint with Johnny Cash blasting out of the speakers and a few tasty sauce options on the table.  Staff was friendly and engaging, customer service sure does make the food taste better.  I just had to get some pecan pie to go so I'm anxious to try it after my stomach makes some room.  Highly recommend going here when you do... or don't have the time. Will Anthony Bourdain or Guy Fieri make it here first?
__label__3 Been there many times and have not been disappointed by the BBQ. Only been open for a short time but has won many awards and \"best of\" contests. Travel Channel has already spotlighted them! Be prepared to wait in line. The quickest I have made it through getting my food is about 40 minutes. Despite the wait, it is still a 5 star join.
__label__3 The parking and long wait, mentioned by many, is worth your time if you love Texas style BBQ. The resemblance to Franklin BBQ in Austin is uncanny in quality and concept. Only suckers show up at the longest line at 11:00am, come after the rush at 1:30pm to wait in a shorter line.
__label__0 Decided to give this place another chance after a terrible experience last time I visited the previous location. The new building had a funky odor going on inside so we opted for patio seating. As soon as we sat ourselves at one of the 7 open tables we were approached my a manager saying that we had to wait to be seated by the hostess. Upon mentioning all the vacant tables he told us that they were in the process of \"tracking down\" those people to seat them. So we stood up and lingered until we were given permission to sit back down at the same table. \nThe table side guac was great but the server never returned to take our order for entrees. We finally flagged down the manager who apologized and began taking our order until the server ran over to relieve him of her duty. He then told her how embarrassed he was for having to do that...awkward. We then continued to wait for our food for 30 minutes before I finally called the manager over again and told him they obviously forgot our order somewhere and we wanted to leave. For the negative experience he comped us a round of cheap girly shots (Washington apples or something) and presented the rest of the $25 bill.
__label__1 I loveddddd the old salty senorita they had great burritos, fundado cheese dip and steak salad and of course margarita and great happy hour. I never thou a new location will change this place . I order my appetizer and a margarita and they didn't have frozen machine yet OK I can understand its a new location... we placed our orders and I want it to try something different I order chicken burrito and a chicken fajita order. First we never got the appetizer and the main course was not good my rice was hard and looks and taste old, the beans were hard the chicken was ok . I ask for the hot sauces on the side and they put inside. At the end we order another round of drinks cause we need a drink after eating that and we never got our drinks. Service was OK I guess. All im saying I know they are new and all... But please bring my old salty senorita back !!!!! you guys can do it.
__label__0 Great location to ride your bike to and enjoy  Sunday.  Unfortunately, the positive experience stops there.  Overwhelmed with the drinking crowd, the service was minimal, glasses were dirty and the food is not worth the effort.
__label__2 Well, tacos were very good and the sides were....just fair.  Patio is nice and drinks are fun.  Not sure if I would go back because there are SO many fun places but its fine for a lovely day to sit and enjoy the sun.  We had good service and lots of refills of chips and salsa!
__label__2 Hey, I loved the breakfast bowl I got here. I think all the breakfast bowls here are really good. Other than that though, the service is just extremely slow.
__label__1 The decor and vibe are way classier than the Peoria location, however the service is a bit lacking. It's large, clean, and has indoor and outdoor seating, but it definitely is suited for the Old Town Scottsdale crowd. Their menu is pricier and more upscale than the Peoria location, as well.
__label__0 So not feeling it. The drinks were watered down .. The food came out cold and one of my tacos fell on the table the waitress didn't even offer to replace it. So not worth it. Never coming again.
__label__4 Oh what can I say? My boyfriend and I were in town visiting from L.A. when we stumbled upon this place. We had just driven down from the Grand Canyon and Sedona and boy were we hungry! What initially caught our eye was the fun outdoor patio/bar setting so we decided to stop and see what this place had to offer. As soon as we walked in we were greeted in a very welcoming way and our server came to our table instantly. She right away made suggestions to us and we decided on the Nachos and the Grilled Shrimp tacos. Oh My God!!!! I had never had nachos that tasted soo good! Now I'm back home in L.A. and I keep telling my boyfriend that we HAVE to go back for those nachos because I'm seriously salivating for them!!!!
__label__1 Ill start with the positive - the d\u00e9cor is amazing.. the patio is really nice especially on a cooler day where you can sit and enjoy. We were there during happy hour BF got the house margarita and he liked it so much he had 2, or maybe 3. My Aunt and I split a margarita flight and opted for the frozen drinks.. came with prickly pear, mango and strawberry. All were on the sweet side but super tasty and VERY strong... we would have been falling off our stools if we each had a flight. I mixed the mango and prickly pear and it was muy bueno!\nThe bad - they bring out a big bottle of water... it had stuff floating in it, we let the waitress know and she brings another.. stuff floating in this one as well. Our guess was the dishwasher was not getting all the stuff out which is pretty yuck... especially since we had already started drinking the water before noticing.
__label__3 Came here with my family on fourth of July. Pre-fireworks meal. We eat here all the time since it first opened but this is my first review of the restaurant.  The teppenyaki side is lame and the sashimi is yuck but....... hands down best specialty rolls on the west side. Service is always great!!! My toddler wanted a milkshake that wasn't on the menu and our server talked the bartender in making her one!!! AWESOME!!! Thanks for going above the bar for her. We brought in some food with us, as i wasnt sure she would try anything. Our server just looked the other way. He  gave her some \"cheater\" chop sticks and she didn't look back. Squid salad, rolls,  she was in. :) had a great time as always!!!!!
__label__0 I've been to this restaurant a couple times. The food has been fine, service has been slow. This visit can be summed up with two words... frozen salmon. \n\nLiterally served four pieces of frozen salmon sashimi on the plate. Not really cold salmon, frozen solid salmon. I politely pointed it out to the server and she called the manager over who proceeded to lecture me about the salmon. \n\nWell, he certainly made his point... I hope it was worth it. No tip and I'll never be back.
__label__0 This is not a restaurant that I will ever come back to. The food was poorly made, not a representation of the images on the menu. I spent the early portion of my morning and day attending to a very upset stomach after a few bites!
__label__2 I need another visit before I really know.  I went for happy hour and tried the Piggly Wiggly (a lovely nod to my Midwest upbringing)    The asparagus was okay, the prosciutto rather salty.  The ribs were tender but not much flavor.  the port belly was really tough and dried out.   Whatever sauce was served with it was too salty.  I could not figure out why the crusty bread.   it did not go with anything.   At least with a soft bread I could have put some of the meat in it.  It felt completely disjointed and just things put on a plate.   \nService was wonderful, ambiance delightful.    It really calls for a return visit.
__label__4 This place is the shit!!! Especially when you can walk across the street! Welcome to the neighborhood!
__label__4 My wife and I love this place.  The service is always excellent and every dish we've had is off the hook.  I love the shrimp and grits and the shrimp poboy.  The poboy is the best I've had outside of New Orleans when I lived there.  My wife loves the scallops which is an occasional special.  Great for kids, too, and our 6-year-old daughter loves it.  \n\nLast time we were there, our daughter wanted to walk around and talk to the hostess and they became bff's and then she met the chef.  He was super friendly as well.  Everybody is very accommodating and tolerated a talkative, charming 6-year-old.\nGreat job!!
__label__4 WOW! ! What a great first time dining experience. Everything from the time I walked into the restaurant was perfect! ! My waiter was spot on with great service and my meal was awesome.  I had the Carolina ribs, I can honestly say they were the best I ever had. Then the manager was nice enough to treat our table to free deserts, I had the home made key lime pie that was as good as I ever had.  I'll be back, thanks for the great meal!#
__label__3 I popped in to have a quick lunch and quite enjoyed the atmosphere and food. The salmon was cooked perfectly--a little extra pink in the middle. I am docking one star because I think my meal was a touch overpriced. $28 for 5 asparagus spears, a beer, about 7 oz salmon, and about a cup of grits. Seems like island prices to me! Was tasty though.
__label__0 I want to like this place because it is near the house but the incredibly poor service makes that impossible.   With so many people out of work you would think they would be able to hire someone mildly competent.
__label__0 We ordered food to go last night and though we regularly eat at other Native locations this was the first time we were disappointed.  The garbage pizza was barely warm and didn't have very many toppings for being a loaded pizza.  The wedge salad had hardly any dressing on it, or bacon and blue cheese crumbles,and was the part of our order we had to wait for after arriving which may be why the pizza was cold.  The biggest disappointment though were the wings.  We ordered half honey BBQ and half mild traditional.  We weren't told that mild meant a butter sauce.  That is not traditional by any means.  When we got home and discovered how our order looked we called and the manager offered to make it right and said we should have been told what \"mild\" meant.  We are able to go in and have the wings and salad free on another occasion.  Too bad I didn't mention the pizza...\n\nWe spent $30 on a take out meal for 3 people and it was very disappointing.
__label__4 They accommodated to me and my friends very generously! I ordered teriyaki chicken and he used some of it to make a roll he thought I would like. I love the service, atmosphere, food, and especially the staff! A must go if you're in Vegas or looking for a new sushi place!
__label__2 Went here yesterday to get our sushi fix after a nice day of hiking icebox canyon.  Our party of 6 was famished and was quickly seated for lunch.  It wasn't very busy as it was a weekday and we were having a late lunch.  \"The sooner I can sit down, the sooner I can get started on stuffing my face!\" is what I say.\n\nI know it's difficult to have a large party go for AYCE, but when the staff forgets about what you ordered and constantly have to be reminded of it, you know there's some organization issues in the back.  There were a couple of dishes that didn't even make it to the table before our check did.  Regardless, it was a good start, but the staff couldn't handle our giant appetites towards the end.\n\nSome notable dishes we had involved fresh fish and good flavor combinations.  Their maguro (red tuna) was excellent that day!  I'm normally a fan of salmon, but the nigiri to order was the maguro.  The redder, the better!  I also really enjoyed their Spider Roll (a classic) and their Double D Roll.  The Double D Roll was listed under their shrimp tempura special rolls and had great intermingling of flavors along with a little kick at the end.  It was one of our favorites!  Another plus was that they do not pack on the rice!\n\nNow on to the not-so-great dishes.  The shiro maguro (albacore) that we ordered came seared when we were under the impression that it would have been raw.  Upon eating it, you could definitely taste a distinct fishiness, which shouldn't be the case if it were fresh.  They also topped it with what tasted like the garlic sauce they usually put on top of garlic tuna.  Since this was my first time here, I wasn't sure if this was their norm to sear the shiro maguro.  I honestly think this fish was on its way to going bad, so they needed to serve it but mask the extra fishy flavor.  Another one that wasn't so appetizing was their super white tuna, which isn't listed on their menu but somehow had it when we asked for it.  It was a little disappointing because the freshness wasn't there.  There were a couple of other nigiri that just didn't cut it to my expectation of freshness, but these two were the most distinct.\n\nI would like to see this business succeed because the ambiance, decor and cleanliness of the restaurant is excellent.  The staff really has potential to excel!  Our server was very accommodating and attentive, but unfortunately the lunch staff in the back couldn't accommodate our large orders. I probably won't be back unless they make some changes to their organization and quality.\n\nP.S. If you're in a bind for choosing your dessert, get the green tea mochi.  It appears to me that it is homemade and you really taste the yummy green tea flavor!  You won't regret it!
__label__1 First time we came it was a great experience overall on regards to great food and good service. \n\nThe second time I went there was a drastic change. Service was slow, lazy and it felt as if they just didn't care. We were checked up on only when I had to look around and even then they were reluctant to help. I hope the service gets better.\n\nIf you do go, do so during the evening hours because the service is much better.
__label__3 I'm still craving this place and I had it a month ago. I've tried just about every AYCE sushi place in town and this one trumps them all. Just the variations and range of selection alone makes it a top choice. Everything was SO tasty except for maybe one tuna roll that was a little more fishy than I prefer. It didn't have a sauce with it so either the tuna wasn't as fresh as it should be or I'm used to rolls being covered with sauce to mask any fishiness. I always try a roll without dipping in soy or wasabi to taste it as it should be. I can say that all except for that one needed nothing additional, flavorful in their own right. However, their wasabi is fresh and legit. A little goes a long way, not like that genetic weak wasabi crap. Ambiance is comfortable and zen-ish. Service is good, fun, and friendly. I will be back many many times as this is now my AYCE spot! Just writing about it makes me so hungry!!
__label__3 $20 for lunch AYCE sushi (mochi ice cream is an extra $2)? Excellent! $26 for dinner (mochi ice cream included).\n\nSushi: fresh\nStaff: very attentive\nPresentation of food: excellent\nRestaurant ambience: clean, decorative, and looks new\nPrice: Excellent!\n\nBeen to Rainbow sushi, Sushi Goyemon, Sushi Mon...This one I enjoyed the most.  Sushi Loca is still my favorite but it's too far away, so JJANGA is perfect. =)
__label__1 An AYCE sushi restaurant for those who don't like sushi.  Jjanga is about sushi drowned (literally sitting in a puddle)  with sauces that mask  the taste of the seafood.\n\nTypical AYCE quality; previously frozen, gassed and thawed fish and color added fish eggs atop mediocre quality, sticky, seasoned, over compacted short grain rice.  \n\nThe nigiri rundown:  Maguro, hamachi, and salmon previously frozen, tako rubbery (not tenderized prior to cooking), the amaebi previously frozen, sticky, ammoniated taste, beef tataki tough, tamago over cooked.\n\nAppetizers are in line with other AYCE joints.  Bought in gyoza and shumai, mayo coated baked mussels, overcooked but flavorful scallop and shrimp skewers, OK teriyaki chicken drowned in cold sauce, chewy steak, overcooked but well seasoned grilled mackerel, and the ubiquitous elongated shrimp tempura (shrimp split lengthwise, heavily coated and fried crisp).\n\nVegas style rolls are a disaster.  The \"dragon roll\" (Cali roll with a liquid mayo filling topped by rubbery eel and drowned in a cloyingly sweet, sticky, soy concoction) and the \"Jack Pot Special\" (Oily shrimp tempura, crab and cucumber surrounded by oil soaked rice topped with spicy crab, shrimp avocado, tempura cast offs and eel with a watered down spicy mayo spooned over all are enough to stop you from trying more.\n\nFun ambiance.  Fast service at the sushi bar.  $20.95 lunch, $25.95 dinner.  There is a time limit for ordering.  It was not enforced on two visits.\n\nFalling below the pack of AYCE options in Vegas but an option if quantity is all that matters.
__label__0 i was debating whether to stop at Jjanga or Sushi House Goyemon -- i so wished i went to Goyemon instead because I did not have a good experience at Jjanga. \n\nwe got there a little after 12:30pm and it was not crowded. We were seating and ordered right away. The menu says you have 45 minutes to eat for AYCE lunch. The service was SUPER slow. I didn't get my 2nd plate until 45 min later. I was thinking, they better not kick us out, I'd be so pissed.\n\nThe first round of hamachi looked incredible and tasted great. The 2nd round of hamachi were poor looking and was warm temperature! \n\nThe only fish that tasted fresh were hamachi and salmon, the rest of the fish, i can pass. \n\nI just cannot stand sashimi to be warm -- just not sanitary! \nand these fish weren't thick cut either.. they're quite thinly sliced.\n\nsome of the rolls were okay; spider roll was fine. I wish they would serve us faster so I can try different items. \n\nthe waitress wasn't great also, she forgot one of my order and charged us for dinner price instead of lunch. And no matter how i try to make contact with her or wave my hands around, I cannot get her attention at all! I was just annoyed. I was very temped to just walk out the door and not pay because service was that bad. \n\nno, i will not visit Jjanga again. I was glad that I didn't bring friends here, it would have been an embarrassment.
__label__4 My husband and I were more than happy with our favorite AYCE sushi joint in Summerlin, but then we moved to the Southwest and needed to find something closer. JJANGA is by far the best. The key to determining good sushi is in tasting the sashimi and this my friends was the freshest and tastiest you can get at an AYCE sushi place. The color of the fish was vibrant and it tasted like butter.\n\nThe creativity and quality of the rolls are excellent and there is always someone walking by trying to take your order. Just the best and I cannot wait to make this our weekly sushi spot!
__label__4 Hidden gem!  Some of the best sushi I've had in a long time.  Honestly, read no further and go to the restaurant, you won't be disappointed.  Here's why:\n\nWe were staying at Mandalay bay and wanted sushi but not looking at spending a lot of money.  We rented a car and I was a little nervous we would not use it but wow I was wrong.  We've used it everyday to find awesome restaurants like this one.  I was craving sushi but did not want to spend over $100 and I knew if we stayed on the strip we would.  So I found this place on yelp, I was skeptical because it was all you can eat,  it's way off the strip, in a strip mall and it appears to be in shady area of town (I'm from Chicago, what do I know).  But let me tell you this place was a lot fun!  The food, the environment, everything was great.  First, the environment was very welcoming.  My wife and I sat at the sushi bar and Choo Choo (sushi chef) was awesome! He was a ball of energy, entertaining, funny, he made the experience great!  Now the food was surprisingly super good.  The fish was super fresh, soft, the tuna melted in my mouth.  I was super impressed how fresh the fish was.  I have many food allergies and they were very accompanying, made changes to the rolls for me and gave me suggestions.  The wait service was just okay, hard to track down for the bill but the sushi chefs made up for them with there energy, enthusiasm and entertaining factor.  Lastly the price, cheapest meal of the trip, so crazy!  We opted out of the all you can eat and just ordered.  Our bill was only $38 after taxes and we had sake.  If I'm ever back in Las Vegas I will absolutely eat there and I'm going to recommend it to everyone I know.  If your looking to have fun, eat great food, and not pay a lot, then I highly suggest.  You will definitely need to take a cab or drive here but it's well worth it.
__label__4 My favorite sushi joint. \nService was great and the food is greater.\nHad all you can eat. Dollars well spent.
__label__1 AYCE sushi: The sushi is very good. Expect to wait for a long time for the food. The sushi menu isn't too diverse or different. Most sushi rolls are the same with 1 or 2 differences from another sushi roll that's on the menu. The ordering time is 45 mins for lunch. Order A LOT when they initially take your order. Also, keep track of what you order, chances are.. You will not get it.\n\nService: Not the best in the world. The staff are so so. I actually witnessed the staff argue with a customer about the wait time. \"Sorry, you have never waited for food? We are busy\".
__label__4 I've been coming to Cosmo nails now since June and I have to say this place is absolutely my new favorite shop and I wouldn't go anywhere else. It's the best one in NLV. Everyone does an amazing job as well. Kudos!!
__label__0 I arrived for a simple pedi/mani, everyone was friendly but the end result was horrible. I picked 2 different colors one for my toes and one for my fingernails. When I got home, every single one of my fingernails were lumpy, what seemed like air bubbles, and my toe nails didn't have an even coat of nail polish. \nThe next day I went back and the nail artist decided to give me multiple reasons why the nail polish was lumpy, instead of just apologizing. I ended up asking for a simple French tip with clear coat.\nAnd to sum up my experience, once the French mani was complete, the reasoning for the lumpiness was their clear top coat.\nNever coming back here !
__label__0 I went to this location yesterday (06/16/14) they say open till 8pm but had a sign they were closing early at 5pm due to a staff meeting which is fine I understand. They still took my car in and said they can look into my brake issue I was having. They brought me out to the garage and said my car would need two back new rotors and brakes as well as they would possibly need to replace the hubs on both back wheels. They could not diag the car any further and would need me to return tomorrow. They asked me when I would be back or if I would like to schedule an appointment, I said around 5-6pm tomorrow they said that's fine. \n\nI came back today at 5:15 pm and they remembered me. They started to write up a ticket but then the lady at the front said they only had one tech working till 7pm who would be able to properly \"diag\" my drum issue that is possibly bad, but they aren't for sure until they take the rotor and brakes off. She said if they do that and it's bad they can't fix it tonight even though they were open for 2 1/2 more hours because he leaves at 7pm and they would need to order the parts. Mind you I told them yesterday when I would be back and they said ok but never thought to tell me come earlier. So I said basically you don't staff qualified techs that can do every job your company says it can do until the close of business? After a round about conversation she agreed after that tech David leaves at 7pm no other techs can diag my car issue with the rear hub that I am having. I understand not being able to get parts tonight, but not having a tech able to diag my car as they say because they only have one guy named David working tonight that is capable of doing it? Not cool.\n\nWhile standing there waiting for the front desk lady to go ask the manger for answers to the multiple questions I kept asking her, there were two other customers with issues. One customer had his tire patched the day before by this business and it already failed which they told him they can't fix it again and he would need to buy a new tire. The other customer just left after having repairs and said his car is pulling hard to the right. I wasn't getting a warm and fuzzy feeling about this place. Mind you when the manager went to go pull in the car with the flat tire repair the upset customer asked the front desk lady what are all the reasons a tire patch could go bad? She responded with \"a lot I'm sure, but I'm new here and only been here for about 8 days so I really don't know.\"\n\nI went down the street to Goodyear and the quotes were incredibly different. I was told by Firestone they offered 3 different types of rotors for $92 $82 $72 but at Goodyear I didn't even say anything I just got a quote and surprisingly their rotors cost $52?? The brakes are also about $60 cheaper. I was a first time and last time customer of this Firestone on deer springs and Aliante pkwy. \nI rarely ever leave reviews for businesses but when you go down the street for the same problem and get a quote for $100 some dollars less and your problem is fixed rather then paying possibly $1127.00 for rear brakes, rear rotors, and two new drums something isn't right. I see another couple customers reviews stating the same problem, this place tries to up sale and scare you into thinking your car is falling apart. Be careful folks and get a second opinion always with mechanical work. Thankfully I kind of got forced into getting a second opinion and I'm glad they sent me packing it worked out for the better!!
__label__2 Food was good but it all came out 5-10min apart. Actually had to have one dish wrapped up because it never came out. The rice was good and so was the hummus. Will go back but gonna wait a while to see if they get it together
__label__1 Come for the Mediterranean food, but not for the Mediterranean service. Upon arrival, we were seated promptly, however the time it took to get our orders in was quite a while. I had asked the waiter for a side of pita bread to go with my meal, but we did not see him for the rest of the night. Maybe he got lost in the kitchen where we frequently heard glasses being dropped. Our drink glasses were never refilled, and I had to ask for the bill, as we waited about 10 minutes after finishing without any sign of our waiter. Sad to say that such a wonderful meal could be spoiled by such terrible service. This place has a lot of potential, but definitely need to work on a couple things before they move up on my list. For the time being, I will definitely need to find another place to satisfy my craving for chicken shawerma.
__label__1 I was super excited to find out this truck was coming to the parking lot at a location nearby so I HAD to try due to the RAVING reviews.... WELLLLL I was not blown away to say the least. I had the strawberries and cream waffle. It was okay. The Waffles are crispy without syrup so not a breakfast kinda food but more of a dessert. Not what you call the best. It is realllllly over priced for the small waffle too. Really talked up in my opinion. Save your money and go to Dennys for the 4$ all you can eat Pancakes! At least you get syrup there. I was really disappointed with Waffle love. Next time, I think I will not stop for the Waffle Love truck. :/ Not a fan.
__label__0 Rude welcoming by owner. Store was completely empty and owner yells from back of salon \"what do u need\". Walked out before giving a dime to a business that doesn't understand service
__label__4 Authentic urban dining experience! Stellar. Fast, friendly service and good conversation if you can catch 'em when they're not too busy. Menu changes regularly to showcase their talents but the chicken and the falafel are must-trys. Don't let the location fool you. These guys are talented and professional.
__label__3 Earl and I finally got to try the Goodwich, and it didn't disappoint!  \n\nEarl and I shared Le Pig and Foie Gras sandwich, with the picked beets, a can of Faygo Root Beer and a bottle of Squirt.  This was cheat day for us!\n\nThe Le Pig was super flavorful.  I liked the chicharone for the crunch.  The tanginess of the lime and pickled radish balances the richness of the pork.\n\nThe Foie was good, but next time, we may have to add extra crispy chicken in this sandwich because it is somewhat lost because the Foie gras pate overpowered it.  Because this was our first time eating here, we just ordered it as-is.\n\nI finished my half of the Le Pig and over half of the Foie and I was stuffed.  Earl was excited to finish the rest.  My favorite was Le Pig, and Earl was Foie.  We didn't have room to try Fluff & Nutt, but we will definitely come back for more!\n\nThere were about 6 chairs and two stools there.  The owners were super friendly and nice.  Cheat meal well spent.
__label__2 The Goodwich is an unassuming walk-up, just a semi-permanent food trailer.  There's no customer seating, but plenty of parking so we sat in the car and dug in to our premium sandwiches.  These are not the sandwiches your mom makes unless she took the time to grill, deep fry, slow roast, and make almost everything from scratch.\n\nWe tried the Special of the Day which was a Pork Cutlet Sandwich with cheese, lettuce, tomato, and homemade dressing.  The sandwich had a nice crunch from the breading and was pretty mild in flavor despite having so much going on.\n\nI was pretty excited about the Pate Sandwich because I love Vietnamese Pate Sandwiches.  The pate was course and firm and the ratio was a bit off with too much pate (did I really write that?!) and homemade pickle spread which made the sandwich a bit salty.\n\nThe hands down winner was the Reuben-ish.  We all agreed the sandwich had everything you wanted from a Reuben: tender, flavorful corned beef, and the perfect ration of cheese, kraut, and dressing.\n\nThe Owner/Order Taker is friendly, helpful and efficient and you can tell there is a passion for the food and the business.  Definitely give this place a try when you're looking for a fresh take on the humble sandwich.
__label__2 Overall great service. Food good cheap eats. \n\nWe four ordered the Rooster, Pig & Grits, & basic Fried Egg Sandwiches.\n\nPork & Grits was good. I felt it needed 1 element to give it more dimension.\n\nRooster was better than pork & grits. It at least had that 1 element that made it better.\n\nThe fried egg sandwich for $3 was good. Bread was buttered & grilled perfectly.\n\nI had an issue with $.35 surcharge for using credit card. It was not listed anywhere they do this. I gave them 15% tip. I should have backed it out of tip but didn't. \n\nThey use square system so there is no per swipe charge, only the 2.75%. Little confused why they would charge the\nSurcharge.
__label__2 The crepes here were a bit odd.  I didn't like the texture or the taste of the batter. My friend and I split a breakfast crepe.  We got the sausage and egg crepe.  It was definitely a good size to fill you up.  The crepe wasn't horrible just a bit off than what I would normally taste from other crepe places.  The dough was just really off and threw the rest if the taste off.  I wouldn't come back unless they changed their crepe batter.
__label__2 Very solid effort, rich decadent pizza.  Pizza doesn't really look like beautiful pictures on Facebook - crust is thinner and toppings do not fill up to the top as pictures of the garlic crust pan pizza seem to suggest.  I also expect pizza to be salty BUT DAMN this was SALTY.
__label__4 Ryan is an amazing personal trainer who will bring everything to you and give you a serious full body work out. He helped me plan my meals and prepare for the miss AZ USA pageant. I highly recommend the get fit group to anyone looking to improve their overall health and wellness.
__label__1 Went on a Saturday and was excited to see what it offered as I just moved back to Pittsburgh from New York, which had great juice bars. The juice selection was very small, I hope it will be inspired by http://liquiteria.com/cold-pressed-juices.php and http://www.juicegeneration.com/menu/smoothies to offer a wider variety. Also I hope they will blend juices and or smoothies on-site. If they stick to their 5-6 flavors during the summer months, I doubt we'll return...that said, best of luck!
__label__1 I hate wet burritos. It totally defeats the point of a burrito. They insisted on running my unfinished burrito through an oven and then informed me they couldn't add anything else to it unless they put it on top. Forget that, I almost just walked away. I regretted not doing so once I found out my crappy chicken, rice and cheese only burrito was going to cost me $12.
__label__0 The was our 1st time here since they changed ownership. The food used to be pretty good but this time We were extremely disappointed. We will stick to Oyshi ayce. Way better and are not stingy with the sushi. \n\nThe only good item was the ahi poki salad. The sunshine was good but there was the thinnest and smallest slivers of salmon on top and the California roll under was so thin. The calamari tempura appetizer was exactly 2 peices. It wasn't your traditional rings and squid, it was to rectangular pieces that were very chewy. Rainbow roll had the very small thin pieces of fish on top. The yoshi roll was terrible. I guess they torch it, it had black spots on top of the roll and it smelled bad and tasted even worse. It had a burned plastic smell. Eww. \n\nThe waiter however was extremely attentive and checked on us every few mins. We went in for 2 lunch ayce and ended up spending $70 bucks on a meal that was terrible. Just wishing we went anywhere else.
__label__0 So disappointing. This used to be the BEST sushi place around... Until the new ownership recently. Sushi was terrible... Small... And overpriced. I got a box which had TINY portion sizes. The soup bowl I got was half filled, the beef teriyaki was over cooked and terrible, the vegetable tempura consisted of 3 tiny pieces, and the salad was meh. The new owner supposedly is cutting down on portion sizes, which is quite obvious, but she is not cutting down on price. That, to me, is greedy and I don't think a good way to run a business. Although the owner was \"nice\", a few of her comments rubbed me the wrong way and her lack of attentiveness was ridiculous. (We asked for the check 3 times). We spent $40 and left so dissatisfied. Won't be going back anytime soon... Or at least until new ownership comes again... Which probably won't be long if the service and food remain the same. No way this place could stay in business. Don't waste your time here....
__label__3 Pizzas are expensive, but they're worth it. I had the Cavoletti and it was a bit crispier than I like on the bottom, but the toppings is an unexpectedly tasty combination. Thanks to the staff who recommended it! You can see the kitchen staff making the pizza (including tossing the pizza dough!), as the kitchen is open concept, as is the large bell oven imported from Italy.\n\nI never thought you could build a premium-looking pizza box, but Famoso did it, with some very sharp looking dark boxes - stark contrast to the bright and colourful of cheaper pizza joints. Definitely an interesting way to differentiate.
__label__4 I am from Orange County California and this is hands down the most beautiful and pleasant nail salon I have ever been to! I hope this owner opens another location near me. Everyone is so nice and they do a great job! The chairs are amazing and so comfortable and the whole place is so clean! I can't wait to visit AZ again and get me nails done!!!! It's a MOST GO!!!
__label__4 Loved this place. They took their time and gave a great massage. Close to my work and no wait when I walked in. This is my new pedicure spot.
__label__1 I had the Dallas burger medium and my friend had the New Mexico medium rare. Who would have thought the medium would be pinker than medium rare. This place is supposed to be all about burgers but if it can't get the cooking temp right, then what's the point. I read another review that stated their server refilled their drinks for them. I had no such luck getting my iced tea refilled. Nota fan, won't come back.
__label__2 Convenient, efficient, and one spot above \"fast food\" but a gimmicky upgrade only and def overpriced.....welcome to Vegas!
__label__2 Decent burger option on the strip. In true Bobby Flay style, most burgers have a sauce or two and the table comes with four more to try. Cactus pear margs are also legit and comparably priced to other places nearby, and taste a little stronger.\n\nService is fairly good- though you walk up and order, they bring food out to you and frequently stop to check if anything else is needed as they pass in and out of kitchen, which was helpful. At one point, while here with a group, an employee provided table service for additional purchases rather than making us wait in line again for add-ons like extra drinks or sides.\n\nBrunch burger and classic crunch burger are both decent, still really want to try the New Mexico but last time I was in the area, I had already eaten. Might not be one of my top Strip picks (simply because I don't think burgers when I'm there), but it'll hit the spot.
__label__1 I was so disappointed , Bobby Flay should revisit this place , this food did not live up to the hype. Fries too salty, my medium burger\nWas more medium well . Too pricey for the \nLack of quality . Go down the block to Gordon Ramsey's .
__label__1 First let me say I'm a HUGE fan of all things cheesey and a growing fan of food trucks. For weeks I had been tracking Chedda on instagram waiting for him to be in the neighborhood. Zia Records, on records day, we were there. I was stoked! \n\nHusband and I both got dirt bags (burger & cheese) & tots. Both lacked flavor. Both weren't cheesey. Both were disappointing. I almost cried. So much built up anticipation for... nada! And it set me back $19.\n\nBurgers were huge, bun was thick and burnt. Tots tasted like bland mashed potatoes and the sauce was super odd. Wouldn't recommend.
__label__2 I had high hopes for Cheddatruck. I love a good burger, it's seriously one of my favorite foods. Unfortunately though, Cheddatruck did not really win me over. My boyfriend was hoping to get the burger with mac n cheese on it but they were out of mac n cheese so he got one with an egg on it instead. I got just a plain cheeseburger. We also ordered tots.\n\nOur burgers were just okay. Mine was a little overcooked and just kind of lacking flavor overall. My boyfriend said his wasn't real memorable. The tots, while they were hand-made, were a disappointment. Like the burger, the flavor just wasn't there. Even though they had cheese in them (supposedly) and they were served with an herb cream cheese, they were bland and just kinda blah. And $3 for 7 tots is a bit steep. \n\nOverall (and considering the price) there are much better burger options around. Sorry Cheddatruck, but you can just keep on driving.
__label__1 To pricey.. ordered spam masubi and Turon bites.. spam masubi the rice was to hard n I think the spam wasn't cook right. N the turon bite wasn't the turon I was expecting. .. so I give it a 2 for now..
__label__2 My expectations are usually fairly low when eating in a mall food court. Decided to give this place a chance and wasn't disappointed. \n\nI ordered a mini bento box which was actually plenty of food. I was surprised to find the amount of flavor in the dish. You could tell that it was prepared with care and had a wonderful presentation.\n\nReasonably priced- overall enjoyable. Nothing special though.
__label__4 SOL Crossfit is helping my booty grow, bit-by-bit\nMy goal is to make dem jeans split, every time I sit\nWhat use to be a weekend drop-in, is now a daily commit\nDon't stop, won't stop, can't quit!\n\nSupportive coaches and approachable crew\nThat'll meet up for some cold brews\nLike one big family, tight as glue\nMakes for fitness break-throughs\n\nThey'll push, push, push you\nI just smile and call them boo\nAll the while, turning purple and blue\nBut feeling brand new\nBecause those last pair of jeans, I just outgrew\n\nLadies ask me, \"how did you fit in dem jeans?!\"\nI just snicker and say, \"with some power cleans!\"\nSquats and deadlifts, in-between\nWill make that booty pop and have all the boys grin\n\nNo matter your sex, age or weight\nSol Crossfit is a great place\nTo get you in that healthy state\nWith awesome/friendly gym mates
__label__4 Thank god for this cafe. Located by desert breeze park which is way closer than serenade for me. \n\nThis Korean owned cafe is so unique. First off is their interior. When you walk in you get this antique roadshowish type of vibe. There are trinkets and accessories everywhere in the cafe. There are a variety of rad chairs, benches, and a couch. The jewel of this place is the Volkswagen tent up front. Inside the tent are 4 comfy bean bag chairs, a table, Christmas lights, and fake grass underneath you. You'd be lucky if it's empty! This place also has free wifi!\n\nWhen you order drinks you are given a pile of pictures to choose from as a stamp card. Another unique trait is that this cafe has a stamp card rack. You put your name on your stamp card and hang it under a letter of your choosing. After 7 stamps your next drink is free!\n\nTheir menu is also eye candy. Everything on their menu is under $9. The most expensive thing on there is snow ice for $8. Drinks range from $2-$5. They have plenty of coffees, teas, and cold drinks to choose from. I've tried the cold chai tea latte ($3) and the green tea frappe ($5). They both have strong flavors and that's what makes it taste great. You get the strong taste of matcha and the strong taste of chai. They both come in cute cups that look like they could be from urban outfitters. I'm willing to try the whole menu!\n\nThis is probably going to be my new hangout spot.
__label__0 I wish I could do zero stars! I scheduled an appointment (and received a confirmation) only to wait two hours with no show and also no call back! I was extremely disappointed and wish I had read the reviews ahead of time.
__label__0 I don't have a regular pedicure place, and decided to give this place a try while out running errands.  It was clean, the staff was friendly, though not chatty.  I got an express pedicure with callus removal add on.  I have a chemical burn on the top of my foot from the callus remover gel - she put it on with gloved hands then grabbed my foot, After she sanded my feet onto a piece of newspaper - she took it outside to the front and threw away the paper in the shopping center trash (?? weird!).    With the polish she complained several times about how small my baby toe nail was (yep, I know it's small, put a glob on and maybe something will stick!  don't whine about it!)  And post polish there was no just hang out and let yourself dry time - she put on my shoes, checked me out and shuffled me out the door.  By the time I got home both my big toes were messed up - I guess I should have just chilled in the car for a bit - and had my own dry time.
__label__3 Carmen did a great job and was very flexible with times to come in. Nice to find someone that also does men's haircuts in Old Town.
__label__3 The food was delicious!! \n\nThe line might seem long, but they actually get people in pretty fast.\n\nThey lost our orders, but they compensated us by giving us the 25% locals discount so that was nice. The portions are huge. I got the waffle with bacon in it and it's actually four normal sized waffles with strips of bacon in it. So yummy!\n\nI would highly recommend going here!
__label__2 The burgers are perfectly season that you don't need the condiments. Which is very rare to find. They just need to work on service.
__label__3 Good god the amount of food at Hash House is no joke. \n\nWe were on our way out of town and looking for a good brunch style meal to indulge in before heading on the drive back to LA. We stumbled upon Hash House on yelp and decided to give it a go. I am not sure why this location is rated lower than the other two in town, I risked it and went to Rio anyways. \n\nThis place is hidden away a bit and not super busy. We got a table right away, and the wait staff was very nice. Upon seeing the menu we all chose different things. This was a mistake, because even with four starving guys, we could have easily split two or three meals. Also the menu had some serious readability issues. I would argue that they really need to get that redesigned for increased readability. \n\n\nI decided to go with the classic chicken and waffles. When this plate came out the potion was massive for less than $20. Two large pieces of fried chicken (mostly breast, but a little bone existed). 4 thick Belgium waffles. A smorgasbord of topping and plating arrangement to make it look sexy. \n\nThe syrup was light and really enjoyable. I loved cramming the chicken, waffle, and syrup combo into my mouth. Rather tasty. To my surprise the waffles were cooked with bacon in the middle. Now i don't know if that was on the menu or not, but it was a shock to me. A very pleasant and welcome shock. \n\nMy friends plates were equally as large and tasty. We all left feeling gorged.
__label__4 Came here during vacation and thought of trying it out. The portions are really big and reasonable pricing. The food is made from scratch and was DELICIOUS!!! DEFINITELY recommend this place
__label__1 I had a huge burger and it was ok. I would have liked a little less quantity and more quality. Not a place I would return to. I ate about 1/3 my meal and was disappointed. The tractor is cool.
__label__0 Bad. Very bad. I had to walk down 16 flights of stairs yesterday with my luggage. Our toilet didn't work our lights didn't work. And we got stuck in handicap room when all i wanted was a bathtub. \n\nWe waiting to \"complain\" but the lines were FOREVER long. Just don't go here, avoid at all costs.
__label__0 The worst hotel stay ever. My husband and I packed for a spur of the moment weekend getaway to Vegas for our Honeymoon. Next time it will be a planned getaway. Never been to Vegas before we booked at the Quad because it was reasonably priced and the web stateded newley remodeled. As we checked in we were excited to get to are rooms and hit the town also they upgraded our room to a deluxe room because it was our honeymoon which was great so we thought. As soon as we opened the doors to the room we immediatly were in awe of how OLD and outdated the room was. The room smelled like smoke but we were in a non-smoking room. the sliding glass door was broken,TV was a old 27 inch tube and the carpets were so DIRTY we kept are socks on the whole time. I called to complain but was told we were in a deuxe room and that was all that was available. We did stay but only to sleep and we checked out the next morning. Also the worst part was i woke up with to BIG bumps on my face and my husband with a STYE. Avoid this hotel at all cost it is so FILTHY and you may wake up with a surprise. If i could give this hotel a big fat ZERO rating I would have but my only option was a 1 star
__label__2 Good : Jeff Civilico Show, Recycled Percussion Show, Hash House Go go .\n\nBad: Bartenders: my friends drank and played vidoe poker at the bar for hours, I played slots across the way, I  joined them and asked for a bottle of water since I was the DD...told $2, even though I was gambling and my friends were tipping them while playing video poker for hours, lame.\nParking is bad due to construction.
__label__0 Went there to play a $5 free slot play coupon through Total Rewards, that I got when I checked in at the Rio. They told me that I had already claimed the free slot play coupon , (I had it in my hand?) I asked them to show me ANY points I accumulated  at that casino, they couldn't because I didn't put 1 dollar in any slot machines. Place is a dump
__label__1 Let me tell you a story about a casino being rebuilt and re-branded. They closed down, let everyone know that they were coming back better than ever next year, and took their lumps knowing that the reward would be worth the effort.\n\nThat place...is Bill's Gambling Saloon. It's not the Quad.\n\nThe Quad, on the other hand, went another route: rename the venue, slowly renovate the casino portion of the building, and then sit on their asses while the rest of the building falls apart.\n\nMy friends and I stayed at the Quad last week as we were looking for a cheap place to stay while on our Vegas trip. We stayed for five nights which is why we skimped on accommodations. I don't know how the new owners get away with calling this place anything except the Imperial Palace; the rooms are the same, the carpets are the same, the decor is the same...seriously, the only thing that makes it worth even entertaining the notion of staying is Hash House a-Go Go.  That restaurant is the only clean part of the whole hotel. \n\nIf the new ownership group had anyone with a brain left in that place they'd shut it down, do a real and full remodel, and open when the smell of cigarettes and urinal cakes finally dissipates. Seriously, the hotel is falling apart.\n\nI was weary of staying there but the price swayed me. I wish it hadn't. For the love of all that is both holy and unholy in this world, DON'T STAY HERE. Wait until the renovations are done, wait for people to review the renovations...and then wait until the gleam wears off to see if it's still worth it. You can go cheap almost anywhere on the strip at this point; the Flamingo is cheap and pretty and right next door.\n\nPlus, what asshole approved 6-to-5 payouts for Blackjack? Idiot.
__label__0 RUN AS FAR AWAY AS YOU CAN! The cheap rates are not worth the dirty, disgusting and loud nightmare you'll endure staying here. The rooms are dirty and dusty. When we first came in and put out bags down the first thing we noticed was a crusty towel in the corner of the room. Then in the bathroom, no kidding, there was poop still in our toilet! The shower was black and dirty. It seems that all the maids did to \"clean\" the room was make the bed. Also, if you are facing HARRAH'S, be prepared to hear the Carnival Bar.  It is very loud.\n\nLook, I'm usually not a super picky person when I stay in Vegas because I usually only stay in my room long enough to sleep and shower but this was the WORST.\n\nI have to admit the casino and bar areas was okay but do not sleep here if you can avoid it.
__label__0 Horrible. Dirty. Unfriendly valet and front desk people. Go anywhere else. Waste of money.
__label__0 If you are booking a room because of the price, then let me tell you......STOP!!! This place is terrible! There is a reason why the rooms are so cheap! \n I arrived at 2 am on a Sunday with my friend. When i made my reservation i made it clear that i needed separate beds. After checking in and  totally exhausted we get to our room and find out that its one bed. so i go back down stairs with all of my luggage and talk to the lady at the front desk. I tell her the situation and all she says is whoops! then she puts us in tower 4 ( if you are staying here, request to not stay in tower 4! its a maze to get to.)and doesn't ask if we want help with our bags or anything. Parking was terrible also! Please reconsider before booking. Scrap up an extra $30 and stay somewhere else. The only good thing about this place is that Hash House a-go-go is located here. (amazing food! and the best breakfast you will ever have!) Hash house will receive a separate review.
__label__2 they're remodeling but its standard. not a hotel you wanna bring a one night stand to. if youre young, partying, and wanna feel the full vegas effect then dont go here. but if you dont care, staying here isnt the worst since youre never in vegas just to hang out in the hotel room anyways.\n\nelevators are slow! small casino on the first floor.
__label__1 You get what you pay for. Although affordable, the lobby is filled with stragglers and unsavory scents. The carpets have stains and the \"free internet\" makes you logon like every 5 minutes. The rooms themselves actually ain't that bad despite the lack of character. Spend $20 more per night somewhere else and spare yourself the regret.
__label__0 We stayed a whole 10 minutes in this disgusting \"resort.\" It didn't take even that for us to realize what we were getting ourselves into. From the moment we stepped foot onto the first elevator we were immediately turned off by the filthy, outdated carpets and smokey smell. We decided to check in anyways and see if maybe the rooms had a little more to offer... This was not the case. The carpets were equally disgusting, we asked for smoke-free  room and it reeked of smoke. Not to mention the tub had mildew caked on the sides, who knows when those sheets were last washed and there were just weird mirrors all over the place... It reminded me of some kind of hooker lounge. Needless to say we immediately walked out and checked out pronto. It's frightening to think what I might of caught if I actually stayed there!! It's unfortunate because now we have to drive overnight to LA! But thankfully I can go home and shower!!
__label__0 the worst!!!! room was incredibly dirty. left over trash from previous guests. blood stained boot prints on the couch! a t-shirt and an ear ring left in the bed. on top of all of this it was the worst costumer service ever! pictures will be posted.
__label__0 We stayed here for a week, rooms have old nasty furniture and 70's carpet, wifi never worked,  you can't even walk in or out of the hotel without getting mobbed by venders and vacation time share sales people. It got so bad by the end of the trip that I just wanted to punch them in the face. Our reservation was for a smoking room with a strip view. When we checked in we were told the only way we could have a strip view was in a no smoking room, and we would have to downgrade the room.   It took 20 min on hold just to get the front desk several times. I finally just hung up. We will NEVER stay in this hotel again. It's the most Getto  hotel on the strip.
__label__0 If I can give this place zero stars, I would. The room is absolutely HORRENDOUS. IT's do disgusting that you dont want to take your shoes off in the room, not even into the bathroom. You also don't want to touch the door handles in the room, and don't wait to sit down on the chair and you might want to think twice about sleeping in their bed. This place is under remodeling right now because it's the old Imperial Palace which was absolutely disgusting. I wonder if they're remodel the rooms also because NO ON will want to stay here. Sleeping on the streets might be cleaner.
__label__0 Disgusting!!!!  Don't do it.  Blood on the bed sheets!!!  We were directed here because supposedly redone.  Rooms were not vacuumed, light switches don't work.  Checked in late and getting the heck out of here.  Addressed concerns to staff, they did not care.  We thought the rates were low due to the holiday season...not so and the crowd this place attracts...is not so pleasant.  fastest time spent in a hotel room... 10 minutes only because we were on the phone with the staff.  I wished there was a way to post pictures of what we encountered.
__label__0 Unless you want to pay to get robbed, do not stay here!! Despite reading the reviews about dirty rooms, we decided to go because location was great and it was cheap and got a good deal online -- WORST MISTAKE EVER. We got ROBBED while we were sleeping. Do not compromise your safety or the safety of your loved ones to save a few bucks on a room stay. Our room was locked, the thief must have had some other kind of access to the room because how else could you have gotten in? Valuables can be replaced, but we are lucky that the thief was not violent and attacked us because he had to have been in the room for several minutes before we woke up and realized he was in our room. Seriously, as a young female on a budget wanting to have a good time in Vegas, save your money and go somewhere safer!!!! Or sleep with pepper spray by your bed in case you too become a Quad room invasion victim!! You shouldn't have to sacrifice your safety because you get a good deal on a room! There are no security cameras in the hallways, so security was pretty much useless. \n\nI woke up and saw a man crouching at the doorway, we made eye contact before he grabbed our laptop bag and made a dash. I was able to see that he ran down the hall (of the 6th floor, in the Towers 1 & 2 area). He stole all our valuables wallets, and car keys. He tried to steal our car in the self-parking garage. We filed an incident report with hotel security, but from there on out we were shuffled to third party management agencies, were treated disrespectfully, they blamed the incident on us, and we have not been compensated for anything, even the room.\n\nIf it still matters...the room was dingy, the elevators seemed like they were going to break, the bathtubs don't drain well, it's a pretty long trek (especially if you're in heels) from the rooms to the lobby, the casino is small & run-down, it's super smoky compared to other casinos on the strip, and taxis don't come to this hotel as often, so you'll have a bit of a wait if you need one. Like I said, we didn't expect great accommodations, but getting robbed was pretty crappy and ridiculous.\n\nSave yourself a nightmare, and avoid!!
__label__0 I don't understand why Caesar's Palace would allow their name to be associated with this very old and run-down hotel. Our last night, we were locked out of our room. What the? I would not recommend this hotel to anyone. The restaurant in here, Hash, Hash a Go Go, is worth checking out, but that's about it.
__label__0 I've never heard of \"Imperial Palace\" nor that \"The Quad\" took over and renovated the outside. We checked in around 2 am and right when we got into our room I was so disgusted. It looked so dirty and ghetto. The floors were stained, the bathroom looked dirty, the big tub looks moldy, the bed looks gross, and the room had a sewer/urine smell.\n\nI told my boyfriend that there's NO WAY IN HELL that I would be sleeping in this room! It made me feel dirty just looking at the things around this room. It had a mirror attached to the ceiling; underneath the bed. Seriously?! That just shows you what type of people who would stay here. *cringes* I'm afraid to catch some kind of disease if I even sat on that bed. \n\nMy boyfriend told me we can go around to gamble and come back later to nap for a few hours and go check into another hotel. Well, it's almost 7am and I rather not sleep just to avoid coming back to that hell hole of a room. I don't care if it was a complimentary room. Free or not...you couldn't pay me enough to ever sleep there.\n\nIt sounds like I'm coming off as a \"princess\" because I'm very picky about almost everything but I assure you...no decent girl would EVER want to stay there. If you're a guy and you bring your girlfriend/fianc\u00e8/wife here...DON'T! No lie, they will be upset as I am.\n\nI can't wait until it's 10 am so we could check into a more cleaner place to stay!\n\nI would give this hotel 0 stars! Disgusting, disgusting, disgusting! Did I mention: DISGUSTING?!?! Ughh!
__label__0 Me and my wife are here for 7 nights and I wish it was none. We arrived at this \"place\" my wife calls the dump at 1am in the morning. We get to the desk only to find out there was a \"Resort Fee\" that was supposedly disclosed at the time we purchased our package, it was not and the lady at the desk is very unhelpful and more then happy to print were it was on the sire. Again not listed so were out 125 for a resort fee and 75 dollar deposit. I did not want to argue them as I was sure it may have been in small print somewhere on there site that would require an electron microscope to see. We were facing Lav Vegas Blvd and there was a band below our room blasting music. They warned of this at the check in desk and said they stop about 3am. So hey were in Vegas and gambling till three is cool, so that is what we did. Went to sleep and got up the next day. Took a shower and guess what. The water in the tub did not drain, FYI we were on the 12 th floor in a smoking room. So I went down to the front desk and requested a change of room as they offered it due to noise and of course no draining tub water. They neglect to ask about a smoking room so we end up in non smoking. This will not work as my wife smokes, so we request another room. We get another room and we notice it is warm, so I crank up the AC to max and tell my wife lets go and eat and come back it should be cool. Guess what, I think that the lower levels of hell may be cooler then the room was when we returned. Since the patio door has the following message and I quote \" Notice for your safety and the safety of others we have permanently closed this door. Please do not try to open it thank you for your cooperation.\" there was no way to cool the room with the night air. So now my wife gets on the phone and tell them in no uncertain word her thoughts about the condition of our room and our experience up to this point, understand we not been in Vegas even 12 hours at this point, that this was not going to work either. So we move to the 4th room in this adventure. finally we have one that is acceptable. let me define that, 1) water drains, 2) AC works. Side note the resort fee is for internet and a exercise room. The internet was so slow that  , \"even after purchasing the Premium service 1.5 mb down and calling tech support twice for slow speeds\" it never worked. I could never get enough bandwidth to connect to the net. So I went to Wal-Mart spent 200 dollars and got a straight talk WiFi hot spot just to connect to the web. PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE consider my experience before booking here. I am sure if they put money into the Hotel at some point it might get better. NOW IS NOT THE TIME
__label__0 This was probably one of the nastiest hotels I have stayed at. If you are looking for a cheap hotel try to avoid this one. I found multiple roaches running the bathroom, the sheets had stains on them, and the entire place has a funky smell. I think the only plus side to this place is that it is right on the strip and walking distance to most of the hotels. Definitely not coming back here. You can tell that the owners of this place do not give a crap about this place.
__label__1 Avoid the parking garage elevators if possible. Doors take FOREVER to open, even when pushing 'door open' button. \n\nOther than that, I have never actually stayed here so my review is not for the hotel part. \n\nI LOVE Hash House A Go Go and they are located here, have been since it was originally called Imperial Palace.\n\nThe casino is SUPER old and dingy. When I saw that the name and exterior had changed, I was in hopes that they would upgrade the interior, but it doesn't look like they got to it yet. When we were there, some of the guest elevators were being updated, or at least they had a sign saying they were.\n\nThe casino part seems really small, and it has that old stinky smell mixed w/ cigarettes, not very appealing. If you decide to go to Hash House, but aren't able to take the escalator up, they have an elevator but it is the TINIEST elevator ever!!! Maybe room for 2-3 people and that is it. When you are walking on the casino floor it is easy to pass it because it just looks like it would be a support beam, its that small!!!\n\n#flagproof
__label__3 I really like The Quad for gaming. They have cheap Blackjack tables and the restaurants inside like Hash House A Go Go are awesome. I also like the new LINQ area that has been built in between it and Flamingo, which has a bunch of new bars and places to shop. I am not the biggest fan of the Sportsbook at this casino, but there are plenty of other Sportsbooks in the area. I am a Total Rewards member, so it's even more appealing for me to gamble and spend money here. I normally stay at the other Total Rewards casinos like Flamingo, Caesars, and Harrahs. I decided to give The Quad rooms a try this coming weekend, so maybe they can earn that extra star this coming weekend.
__label__0 Never again! This place is gross. Dirty stained sheets, windows that don't open, bathrooms with no locks! \n\nStayed here for 4 days.. housekeeping NEVER ONCE CAME. Why don't you care?! :(\n\n\nOh, they give AAA discounts but you need to tell them before you book..
__label__2 I went to the Quad because I was given a voucher for $30 for a 2 night 3 day stay with some other goodies. I was really skeptical because I read some bad reviews on the odd smells, ugly rooms, bad service and more. \n\nFirst everyone wants to hear the bad first. Well, the rooms look pretty old, the carpet is dirty, even thru the hallways, the rooms did have an odd smell, my wife said like some b.o. but I couldn't smell it, and the elevators looks like they have seen better days. \n\nHowever, the room we had was over looking the strip which was nice. The AC worked very well, and we kept our room nice and cool. The customer service people were great, and they didn't even give us a hard time that we checked out a little later than usual. \n\nSecond. We didn't spend a whole lot of time in the hotel because we were in Vegas and we were out for most of our time. The hotel is more of a drop your luggage off, sleep, and leave hotel. It's basically a super 8 hotel or motel 6 room, not too bad and not too good. \n\nLastly, the room total for two nights and three days came out to 108 including taxes, resort fees and being able to look over the strip. I feel that the hotel isnt super horrible, but it isn't nothing worth bragging about. I would've rated the hotel a 3.5 or 4 if they cleaned their carpets and wash the walls to get the odd smells and upgrade the furniture. From the looks of it, it has served its purpose for the past 10-15years. Also a little tip, bring a little air freshener to get pass the smell.
__label__0 Filthy, loud and smoky. Everything in this hotel is dirty, the elevators with empty beer cans, hallways with stains and holes in the walls, the room had trash in it and other people's items behind the bed. The carpet was stained and the chairs too. There were red stains on the wall that looked like dried blood. The sliding glass door didn't close properly and was so old it rattled from the constant boom boom of the music from the bar on the 1st level. The AC unit, an old floor model, was full of dirt and came on and off with a loud squeak. I was here for work and booked the hotel through our travel agency, the rate was $280. I talked to the manager who lowered the rate to $159 which was nice of him but still $158 too much. As I was leaving, early in the a.m. guy in the elevator had his luggage and commented that he was leaving to find another hotel as this was the worst hotel experience he had ever had. Unfortunate, Vegas can be so alluring and fun, this trip was horrible.
__label__1 Until they have completed the renovation, stay clear of the hotel. The Casino is fun with many areas for viewing sports and playing games. Centrally located for walking (We didn't move the car all weekend). But really, the hotel is really bad. Sheets were clean and all, but really dirty hallways and general area. I feel bad reporting this because I know it's full on construction, and looks like it'll be nice once it's the LinQ (they are abandoning Quad name as #4 is bad luck for the Asians). Once it's done (they say mid year 2015) I'll visit and give report. \n\nCentrally located and the linq has many places to eat and shop, and Margaritaville is right there. Caesars right across the street. Can't wait to return (when they are done...)
__label__0 So we were \"upgraded\" by our timeshare, to stay here. First off, this is not a upgrade. I've stayed in better motels than this. The rooms are outdated, dirty, small, smelly and noisy. There's no fridge in the room, they had to bring one up for us. The place is confusing as all hell to navigate with all the construction going on.\nThe staff was nice, that's the upside.\n\nThe one really upsetting point was when we checked in, we requested a 2 bed non smoking. There was ONE available, and it wasn't ready. It just so happened to be above a live band that plays until 3 am. Well that's horrible, especially when you have a 2year old. The only other 2 beds were smoking. So imagine if we came 30 mins later to check in. We would have no options for a 2 bed. Lovely. Awesome.\n\nThanks Quad. For the shitty welcome.
__label__0 A group of ladies going to Vegas for a fun weekend. We were excited that the hotel was located in the middle of the strip. It was very disappointing when we got inside and it was still being remodeled. Which is fine if they wouldn't have reassured us (twice) that it was finished. \n\nWe asked for adjoining rooms and were put in two separate towers.\n\nElevators had duct work hanging out. Electrical wires all over the place. \nOnce we got to our floor the wall paper was ripped, carpet torn, stains on the walls, and the worst stench!\n\nWhen we get in the room the smell was horrible.\nOnly two lights that did not do a good job of lighting the room. \nWhen we flushed the toilet, a sewer stench filled the whole room.\nThe balcony door was forced locked with a nail jammed in the locking mechanism. \n\nNot a security in sight!!!!\nI woke up early and went to the casino. On the way up I was approached by two individuals by the elevator. The elevator was in a location isolated from the common areas. The woman made me very nervous. She continuously kept looking at my wallet. I decided to pretend to have forgotten something and left the area. They did not board the elevator and left the hotel. I am convinced that they were going to do some harm once I was alone with them in that elevator. \nI went looking for a security guard and NOT ONE IN SIGHT!\n\nI have been to many hotels in Vegas and NEVER have I felt worse! The staff was not understanding at all. They promised a meal credit and when we tried to redeem it, it had not been \"updated\" in the system\" (shocker!).\n\nSTAY AWAY FROM THE QUAD!!!!!!!!!!!!!
__label__4 The Linq is a \"mini strip\" between the quad and flamingo. It's composed of restaurants, bars, lounges, bowling and shops. a few are already open but still a lot to look forward to. Grand opening for most these places is going to be on the feb 28th. With the Highroller as it's main attraction. Largest observation wheel which is expected to be open on April.
__label__2 This is an old alley way in a not fabulous section of the strip. It feels like a dirty alley all dressed up. It is way too skinny and basically a wind tunnel. \n\nWe went down to Linq to get some cupcakes from Sprinkles. We parked in valet which was amazing. The service I received with my two small children and a boat load of stuff was amazing! If every single valet was this good I would valet everywhere! \n\nThey have a nice little fountain next to Sprinkles with some chairs to sit and enjoy your cupcake or latte. They also have Ghirardelli and a Polaroid store and a Yard House and a few other places. \n\nFor me it didn't feel like all of this stuff should be in this place. It felt like they were trying to make something of nothing. I will probably be back but only because of Sprinkles and Ghirardelli.
__label__4 First off, I have a fear of heights, but the High Roller was A-ok!  Went during the day time when prices were cheaper.  I enjoyed it a lot.  Was able to see as far as the mountains.  Takes about 30 minutes to get a full rotation.  You barely notice that it's moving, very gradual.  Make sure to use the bathroom and don't drink too much before you go on.  Night time I imagine would be just as nice, only you wouldn't be able to see far off, but the Vegas skyline would make up for that.\n\nThe units can hold up to 40 people, but I seriously don't see it having to be that cramped.  Unless your group is just that big.  They are spacious and air conditioned.  It's worth doing at least once.  Not for the thrill, but for the view.
__label__2 PROS : \nnew, clean, well lit, lively\nopen-air shopping/dining (except you're in Vegas where it's a billion degrees 90% of the time...)\nThe High Roller\ngood for families (during the day)\n\n\nCONS : \nempty spots/store fronts\nstores aren't very exciting\nsaw a cockroach at FAME (ew!)\n\n\n\nOVERALL : \n\nHappy they finally decided to make use of the wasted space in this corridor. There are a variety of shops, restaurants and bars to appeal to all budgets and appetites. It really is similar to the SoCal scene (i.e. Downtown Disney (minus the kid-factor), The Grove/Americana and 3rd St Promenade. \n\nWe weren't too impressed with this area TBH, but it is nice to have a buffer between The Quad/Linq and Harrahs.
__label__4 This new development I believe is a success! There's tons of people coming in and spending their money in what used to be a parking lot. From random eateries and retailers, you're sure to find something you'll want. I particularly like the layout and the designs of the shops as well as the high roller attraction that boasts being the tallest eye In the sky on the west coast. I will return for sure whether it's to dine or people watch or even play. If the goal was to keep people close and on only Caesars Properties then I think it worked. Kudos to the architects and developers and whoever brainstormed the idea. People hop a from the Linq Hotel and Casino to the Flamingo to Harrahs and so forth keeping their money all on this side of the strip. Nice thinking
__label__0 Stay away! The food from the buffet is not worth ten dollars...I wouldn't eat it if it was free.As I write this I have a stomach ache after one medium size plate of food.
__label__2 = = = = = =  DAILY LUNCH BUFFET!  = = = = = =\n\nMonica O. spearheaded a UYE up here today and 15 of us came out to enjoy some tasty Thai food and great Yelpie fellowship!  (Thanks Monica!)  The Buffet featured 15 items including two soups, Vegetable with Egg & Tofu, and Coconut with Chicken.  There was plain and fancy rice offered, and a good number of hot dishes including chicken, beef and fish, as well as several vegetable combos, 19 items all together.\n\nEverything was good here, and with only 3 Thai Buffets currently being offered in the Valley it's a plus to have these guys here.     :-)\n\nThe dining room here is comfortable and the table service was fine, but for me there were three drawbacks this time:\n\n*  Nearly all of the meat dishes were chicken.\n\n*  There were no dessert items included.\n\n*  They only allow one credit or debit card payment per table.  In our case that meant that 14 of us were expected to have cash for our meal!  WHAT???     :-O\n\nBy some miracle I guess that all but one of us did have enough cash, but I think that policy is unsatisfactory.  Why not put the customer first?\n                                                                                          `\n\nLunch Buffet:\n\nTuesday thru Friday $9.99 from 11:30 AM.\nSunday:  $10.99 from 12 noon.
__label__4 Really Awesome New Sports Bar across from Sports Book in MGM! Loved the food, service & endless TVs showing a myriad of events from the Olympics! Nachos & Loaded Fries were Yummy... I really liked the steak chili in a cornbread bowl, & my husband loved the pork chop with spicy breaded green beans & fries! Mini Mugs of dessert were comprised of 3 with Peanut butter crunch, berry cheesecake, and cherry chocolate cake with whipped cream... Large glasses of many types of beer seemed to be the order of the day around us & a happy crowd! We will be back!
__label__0 If there were an option for no stars I would give it no stars. The first time around they brought out the wrong order and had to wait another 15 mins had to ask server to refill our drinks. \n\nI would not recommend this place and would defiantly would not come back
__label__0 Just had the worst experience at this place the staff is rude there was 20 open tables 4 party sitting horrible service do not go...
__label__1 This place has been on my list for a few weeks because as a vegetarian, I am a sucker for natural, organic places.\n\nI wish I could say that I loved this place. I really do. I wanted to. I tried. \n\n*sigh* Didn't happen. \n\nPros:\n* The decor is cool and new.\n* They have the cool drink station with tons of beverage options.\n\nCons:\n* The vegetarian offerings are slim unless you want to eat a ton of cheesy, simple white carbs as the options are either served on white bread or are a pasta.\n* The food was very oily, which is not something i expect from a place that promotes healthy, clean food.\n* They are pricey and the servings are small.\n* NO nutrition info available anywhere. I like to know how much fat, sugar, calories are in my meals.\n* The staff was not knowledgeable about the menu. When asking questions, we were either told that they didn't know or they simply read to us off the menu.\n\nSeriously bummed out because I was so excited about trying this place and most Gilbert residents will agree that we need some good healthy options on the east side.
__label__2 I loved the environment, and the staff was incredible.  \n\nthe food wasn't amazing.. just .. good.\nand the cost didn't justify what was on my plate.
__label__1 I give this park one star for the concept, another star for everything they have going on at the park such as the splash pad. They lose 3 stars for the following reasons:\n\n1. Parking = not enough, poorly planned, organized, and executed. But I should have expected this coming from a facility located next to the cubs. (go white socks!)\n2. Ghetto = too many unsupervised kids with parents too busy making out with their gangbanger boyfriends, gossiping about how their man cheated or their face glued to the cell phone.\n3. The jungle gym climbing wall = horrible idea and lawsuit waiting to happen.
__label__4 I love Phoenix Eye Care! Within the past year I developed moderate dry eye symptoms and finally received the care I needed here. My dry eye symptoms have reduced significantly after doing the LipiFlow treatment. Also, Dr. Steinhauser did a routine eye exam and found some issues that my other optometrists never noticed. I love how the doctors here always take time to actually figure out my issues and I never feel rushed. They also are super friendly and have a great sense of humor :)
__label__4 Great service... Very attentive. My wife and I interviewed numerous DJs before we met and immediately hired DJ Shai for our wedding. You can trust him to incorporate the musical and themes you want as well as keep the party going.
__label__1 This was our first experience at this location.  We had been to other place and the pizza was amazing but service was beyond horrible.  Had some friends in town and good pizza seemed like the common thought, we came here to get a good pizza that wasn't a 'normal chain' type place.  We ordered two pizza's and they were both just ok, and the staff here was not as bad as the other location but it amazes me in such a small place such as this that your drinks being empty for extended periods of time as well as the one waitress not being seen in the dining room for extended periods of time.  I will order to go from the other location before I do this stop again.  I'm assuming the drinking and the proximity to UNLV is what keeps this location open.
__label__4 Friendly and superior customer service brings me back to them time and time again.  My packages are always delivered on time...I do all of my shipping, printing and purchases at Cliff's Pony Express.  I highly recommend!  A TEN PLUS!
__label__3 I had the Vege stuffed Nann... Vegetables freshly prepared.. NAnn not too dry... I had spinach rice as a side... Very good... Good cozy place to dine
__label__2 The sushi was surprisingly really good, but the rest of the food was mediocre. The place was clean and service was decent. It's no five star buffet, but my experience was much nicer than the previous reviewers. I would recommend for large parties as there are many options, especially for kids.
__label__3 We have been anxiously awaiting the opening of this  new restaurant.  We went on the second night it was open and we were very pleased!  Service, chips and salsa, food, and drinks were very good!  They have done a wonderful job with the remodel of the interior.  Nice to have another choice in  this area to enjoy - a nice complement to our other excellent Mexican restaurants!
__label__4 DB's is fantastic place, with a wonderful atmosphere!! The food is excellent, and is always absolutely perfect!!!\nOur favorite waitress is Maggie, she's soo friendly, ALWAYS has a smile, Remembers you and your kids. Never have to hunt her down.. LOVE HER!!
__label__4 How do you make a non-coffee drinker enjoy a cup of Joe? You bring her to a Yelp event! \n\nCafe Odessa staff weren't shy on helping a non caffeine-ite navigate the realm of\nImported beans, and their chai lattes were a a bonus treat.  \n\nAs my first Yelp event, what can I say? CM was a charm, Elites were all welcoming, I was handed some gin and left with official Yelp swap. I most certainly look forward to my next invitation to socialize with a few more of you wonderful people.
__label__0 Their donuts might be amazing, but I'll never know. Not only is this place annoying to get to - it's inside of a car wash and there's no parking - it's NEVER open. I've tried twice now because it's so close to my house, but it's been a total waste of time both trips.
__label__4 Marita and now Michelle are my go to hair stylist!  They do such an amazing job on coloring my thick crazy hair.  \n\nMy hair never gets damaged and the results are exactly what I want. Thank you Marita and Michelle - love your work!
__label__4 Just 2wks in training with Angela and I'm already noticing weight change and definition! Haven't set foot in a gym over 7yrs and I'm in love with the training! Angela helps push me and keeps me motivated and focused! This is definitely a lifestyle I want to keep!!! Thank you Angela!!!
__label__2 Every new restaurant has growing pains. This one is no different.\n\nA coworker and I went for lunch on a Friday. We got there at 11:10 to find the doors still locked. After trying to pry them open a few times a worker came and opened them for us, apologizing and feeling probably a little bad he forgot to unlock them. Not a huge deal but definitely the sign of a new place.\n\nThe menu was very nicely labelled and easy to read and ordering was not an issue. The place is cash only, but there is a fee-free ATM inside to grab some cash.\n\nA gentleman that ordered after us attempted to pay with a $100. The cashier was pretty nervous as he said he didn't deal with a bill that size before and didn't know if there was special procedure. The customer ended up paying in singles. Another sign of a new restaurant.\n\nLike a chipotle the kitchen is in plain view for the customers to see. You would think employees that are handling cooked food would be wearing gloves while preparing the orders. Nope, not here. Even the manager snagged a few of my fries to eat himself while I was watching. Extremely unprofessional and unsanitary (though he did offer us some overcooked cheese curds, so that's good I guess?).\n\nThe food was great. The chicago dog very authentic (being from chicagoland) and the fries were seasoned and cooked for just the right amount of time. A little pricey at $7.50* for the combo, but good nonetheless.\n\nThe thing that irked me with this place was the food handling. I expect employees to be gloved when making food and packing it into containers, especially when it's done right in front of the customer. Up the service and sanitation a bit and this place will get a 5 star review.\n\n*-Tax is included in the price on the menu board. A HUGE plus.
__label__4 My 20 something son raved about this place! and he doesn't rave about anything. Unique steam punk interior - cool. Hot dogs?not just hot dogs, Old School Stuffed meat - each one made with local ingredients and specific meat combination for each dish. I had the Bahn-Mi - very delicious, served with some of the best fries I've ever had. The staff was into the concept and were excited about explaining the menu. Definitely will go back. We went on the weekend for lunch, not a game day, students hadn't moved in yet, so it wasn't busy and we parked across the street. Given that it is on Regent you have to be creative if you need parking. But very much worth the hassle. Great concept for a restaurant, I think it will be wildly successful when everyone finds out about it.
__label__3 A Rocco Walen restaurant opens up in the heart of the downtown district sitting on the 22nd floor of the newly opened Hyatt. The expansive layout is decorated with a modern contemporary twist. We went there with a few friends for the friends and family soft opening and the night went well overall. Cocktails are decent. They have a nice selection or local brews. As for the menu, it's definitely pricey but not a surprise given the phenomenal location with sweeping views of downtown Charlotte. The flat bread pizza were delicious. Vegetables, meats and cheese of high quality were used. The tuna in crispy wonton was also but be warned, the chili sauce on top of it was fire!! For entrees had the bone in rib eye which was flavorful but a little over cooked. My friends had the lobster Mac and cheese, seared tuna, the Kobe short ribs and pork shank. All in all the food was very flavorful and delicious. There were some execution errors on a few but that is expected with a restaurant that just opened its door doing their first test run. Would I recommend this restaurant?!! Of course, I'm sure Rocco and staff will get the kinks worked out very soon and the food will be on point. As for the place to seen and be seen, I think Charlotte has just recently opened up its new location with Fahrenheit.
__label__2 Delicious cocktails! This will be a hot spot now that the weather is warming up for sure. I wish they had outdoor seating to soak in the view and provide additional space. Valet is $10 - $7 if you validate. I parked in a lot a few feet from the valet for $6- if possible I would recommend walking on taking the train as the entrance was a bit tricky to find. I will come back and sample the food - just enjoyed well mixed drinks after work.
__label__2 Ark is OK.  I've had better rentals from hertz and also a local company Verve  http://www.VerveCarRental.com  They do cash car rentals in Las Vegas to like Ark does them.  There are lots of companies you can book  that are decent, it just depends on what you expect and your budget really of course!!
__label__2 Was looking for a new coffee spot to check out on Saturday, and stopped in at Cargo.\n\nIt was okay.\n\nThe place is certainly nice bright and spacious. There are plenty of seating options and some nice cozy areas. There is a nice large table towards the back for larger groups. \n\nThe coffee was fine, but my chai was only okay. A little too milky and not enough chai flavor for me personally. The bear claw was really good. I passed on the food, because the low prices made me question how good the quality would be.\n\nThe staff all seemed nice, but the lady who took my order (a little older with bottle blonde hair and glasses) was slow and seemed confused. Perhaps she is new?\n\nThe atmosphere there isn't really my thing. The crowd was a little too snobby/hipster.\n\nMaybe I'll check it out again, but I won't rush back. Plenty of better coffee shops in town. If you want a stellar coffee shop experience, try Lakeside Street Coffee House.
__label__0 We stayed at the Golden Nugget so decided to give this place a try for breakfast. The food was terrible and overpriced, reminded me of buffer food. Claim Jumper typically has huge portions with delicious food but not at this location, at least not for breakfast.  Avoid this place and head over to the Plaza Hotel and eat breakfast at Hash House a Go Go instead.
__label__0 I want to share my experience with this company. I think it's kind of scam.  I bought from Amazon local 3 change oil and 3 tire rotation for 30$. I fill out form, received portion of spam and wait when they mail me my punch card. After 2 weeks I mailed to customer Service and ask about my card. They replay very quickly and said that they send card for me week ago and really sorry that I not received card and they  void original card and send for me replacement card. I wait for another 2 weeks then call again. In this time guy said me that they will send me card registered mail and even give me taking number but after week USPS site said this same \"Electronic Shipping Info Received\" so I call to Amazon local and explain situation and hopefully will have my money back SO BE AWARE!!!!!
__label__0 Scam. Like the other reviewers company did not ship product and I was forced to fill out a form with a significant amount if personal info including bday, phone, address, etc. I complained to amazon who claims they will be taking the vendor off their site but well see. Also check out bbb.org to see their 24 (at the time of writing this) complaints over the last several years. Amazon local, living social, groupon and the other places I've seen this company on are sites that sell coupons for company's, so what the hell does this company do? They sell coupons to the company's that sell coupons.
__label__4 St. Raw Berry is divine!!!
__label__0 Every single bartender is a rookie. Not one of them knows the basic ingredients in any common drink! They didn't hire these chicks for their brains or abilities!
__label__0 This place is just absolutely horrible. Went in to check it out and have some dinner. 45 minute wait not a big deal, decided to go to the bar and get some drinks. I was looked at and past over by 3 different bartenders (presumably because I am a female). Word of advise ladies- we will tip you well also as long as you give good service. Two gentlemen at the bar had to ask the bartender for the drinks I wanted because I was being ignored. \n\nBuzzer for table goes off right as I got the drinks.  Get shown to the table (good thing I got two drinks at the bar), it took 10 to 15 minutes for the server to show up.  And talk about stupid.  I understand the concept of the restaurant but seriously train your staff better.   We were going to order a bunch of starters (what they call teasers). There menu is not that big.  Ordered soft pretzels,  they wes out.  Ordered pulled pork sliders,  server said I think we might be out,  can you go check so we can make a decision.  Yep, they were out. Asked the server,  what do you have?  She says everything else. Ok.  What kind of fish is used for the fish tacos,  oh we are out of fish, but if we had it tilapia.  (How do you run out of half the items in your menu? ) Do you have any wine?  Yes,  chardonnay and white zinfandel.  Do you have any red wine?  Yes, it's a cabernet, I think.   Food was so so. \n\nTime to pay the bill, have her $32 in cash asked for the rest to be put on a debit card.  Only puts in$22 in cash and the rest on a credit card.  Called her over,  told her the mistake and she gets mad at us.  Sorry darlin' you were not worth the $10 you tried to pocket.  \n\nAgain ladies,  just because we are not interested in your Twin Peaks doesn't mean that you have to ignore us and give us crappy,  no horrific service.  If you givegood serviceyou willbe tipped well.  Gengerally 20-30%.  We are all in the industry and if you worked for me you wouldn't have a job.
__label__4 Fantastic! Excellent workout, super nice friendly staff. Been going for about 6 weeks. Each instructor is terrific. Selling the treadmill!
__label__4 Amazing spot for libations and delicious cuisine.   Friendly and knowledgeable staff that is very customer service oriented.   A must stop while in Downtown Phoenix and well worth the drive for the experience.
__label__3 Great place to have a few cocktails before heading out. The solero is awesome! The pricing is a little high, but hey you pay for what you get. Highly recommend this place to pregame before heading to you're destination
__label__4 The stereotype of bingo being just for old people doesn't exist in my mind anymore. What a fun night. Get there a bit early to line up to get your cards or machine. I am old school so I opted for the paper cards. Get those complimentary drinks beforehand and get ready! Playing can be a bit hectic if you are a newcomer but it was easy to catch on. The smoke that wafted over was a bit much even though we were sitting on the non smoking side. But other than that.. a quick hour of fun with all your friends and the possibility of winning- can't be beat!
__label__4 The new location is huge! Been bringing my dogs to Grand Paws for a couple years. Very sweet staff, good follow up, in and out appointments!
__label__3 Very simple place.  I like that when i want Indian food i can just come in order and it would be ready with in minutes The price is fantastic and the flavors are very tasty.  It is also close to my house so thats a plus.  It is very clean on the inside and the employees are very nice.  I will be back to enjoy this great food.
__label__4 My husband and I were eating this food back when it was just Pittsburgh Willy's at the antique market! We love it! The food is simple, often something we coI'll and would make at home, but that is why it is good. It is home cooking that you don't have to make yourself! I was pleasantly surprised this morning when I found out that they have a breakfast menu!  I had the fried bologna sandwich, which was made with a thick slab! It was very good. My husband had a cheesy mess of breakfast tasty! And these were big plates of food!\n\nAbout the service. The food comes out much faster now-a-days, which is probably because they have a bigger area to work in, and I am so excited for them! The food is hot and fresh. The owner, Randy, is the first face I have always seen, even back at the antique market, and he seems so stoked to have customers. Such a good atmosphere at this legitimate mom'n'pop shop.\n\nCheck them out!
__label__3 Went for lunch and ok.  First beer flat but replace affably and quickly.  Food ok but best part was anticipation and location.  Much closer than other stores. M
__label__0 Sorry, this place sucked. It was crowded, the service was absolutely awful and the food was mediocre. I was literally asked for my I'D 3 separate times (I'm 45 by the way) AND you're only \"allowed\" 1 drink at the bar per ID.... even though the waitress at the table took at least 45 minutes between rounds..... yeah,  NEVER going back to this establishment.
__label__4 I love that place. They have a huge selection of draft beer and the food was amazing. Everything was fresh and cooked to perfection. You can sit outside, they have a nice patio on the second floor.\nService was great too, very friendly and they refilled our water glass all the time.  I am definitely going back!
__label__1 No Reservations available after 5 o'clock which totally sucks. They have no phone charger station which sucks. The waitress was phenomenal and extraordinary. But had to deal with a new bartender tonight who took forever to make dreams because he was new. Outside of the waitress I will not be back here again after 5 p.m.
__label__4 I too started going to Lindsey because of her close proximity to my house and a Groupon I found.  I continue to go to her because she makes you feel very comfortable while in an uncomfortable position.  She uses hard wax which is a whole new world compared to other waxing experiences I've had.  Can't beat her prices either. I STRONGLY urge anyone who has never tried a wax or is over the pain from other waxings to check her out!!! She's awesome and has a flexible schedule. Promise you will be pleased with the experience and result!!!
__label__4 Sam Villa's HairShow Blowout Bar is such a unique and beautiful venue! There are upside-down parasols hanging from the ceiling that add creativity to the stylish space. I got my first blowout last night before heading to a work event and was really happy with the turnout. There are several hairstyles you can choose from or you can bring in your own picture on how you'd like your hair to be done. I loved the big mirrors and comfortable chairs you get to sit in while being pampered. Plus there is a fun step-and-repeat wall that you can take pictures with your friends to make it look like your walking a red carpet!
__label__1 This Jamba Juice is located inside the McCarran International Airport in Las Vegas, NV. It's a good healthy detox option at the airport after guaranteed crazy nights in Vegas, especially since the food choices are few and far between. Nothing wrong with the quality of the smoothies itself. However, I had to lower a star because the prices seem to be ridiculously jacked up - especially the boosts! I noticed at least a $0.63+ increase per boost, as I had JUST had Jamba Juice a few days before in San Diego, CA. Seriously? Not a happy camper.
__label__4 The only thing I'm sorry about is not getting the lady's name who helped us in picking out my sister's hat so I could give her props on Yelp! I posted a photo of the Nandana hat we purchased, so thank you to whoever helped us last weekend :) \n\nI love the quality of the hats that Goorin Bros produces and it's worth the price because folks--it's made well! They steam at the shop and there's also a protectant you can get for your hats.  Yes, it does have a hipster vibe when you walk in, but who cares! The folks behind the counter are knowledgable about their products and they seem genuinely nice and willing to help you find the fit and style right for you ::)\n\nDon't' forget to get the award card so you can get stamps for your purchases that can go towards a free hat! A free Goorin Bros hat would make your day right?!
__label__1 This place had little selection. I was excited there was an asian market that opened right next to my place. However, when I checked it out cause I needed some last minute vegetables for the sinigang I was going to make I noticed that the vegetables they had were basically rotting already. The sitaw (chinese long beans) I was going to buy there had brown spots all over them already and were definitely over priced. I can see that they had all the canned filipino foods people may need to make some filipino dishes which is a good thing. But I think this place definitely needs more products in order to really blossom. This store has potential to explode but not with the little selection of vegetables and filipino foods they have. It is at a convenient place right next to Mountain's Edge neighborhood, but they need to defintely up their products.
__label__4 My husband has been dying to check this place out so we stopped by randomly the other night for our first time and we absolutely LOVED it!!! My husband has found his \"go to\" place for his packages of noodles he likes to cook and we all loved their ice cream! Such unique but delicious flavors!!! My toddler and I have found two favorites in the avocado and mango! They are DELICIOUS!! My toddler squeals with excitement when he gets a spoonful!!! It's definitely our new favorite spot for a scoop or shake of our favorite ice cream!!!! A super friendly atmosphere and fantastic experience for sure that I couldn't help but boast about what a great addition this Market is to the Mountains Edge area!!!!!
__label__1 Horrible service, ok burgers, good fries. Overpriced and a la carte ordering (burgers and fries separate). Waitress didn't place our order with the kitchen then offered 15% off after waiting 1.5 hours for burgers and fries. Nice patio seating in Oakland.
__label__1 We love Vietnamese restaurants, unfortunately this one just does not stack up against the average, maybe too much to expect in Vegas? Everything seems a little sub-par. Price is too much ($11 for extra large pho vs $8 average), you call that grilled beef? Seems like pork to me. That is pork chop? Seems like small pieces to me.
__label__0 WARNING! For the well being of one's sanity and mental health DO NOT RENT from this company. Terri White the Corporate broker/Manger has no professionalism and is a completely rude. A one year old has more integrity and manners than Terri and her whole team. I wonder if the commissioner of  Reality knows that the only place Terri deserves to manger is her ass. This company is a JOKE! I hope 2015 will the end of the company and its unprofessional ways. I wish I could make a BIG YELP sign stating to visit this website first before dealing business with them. Horrible, Horrible company!
__label__2 Pet Club recently opened nearby. This is really convenient for me, since the nearest PetSmart  is a few miles down the road. So, it's nice to have a place we can go to and grab something for the dog that is close to our house. \nPet Club is fine, they have a nice selection of food, snacks, toys, and almost anything you need for your pet. Now it's nothing like PetSmart, but it's nice not to have the big box store in your area. \nEvery time we come in, we are greeting and the staff is willing to help us right away. This location is always clean, and did I say it was nearby??
__label__3 This Lush used to be on St. Catherine West, right next ot Mr. Steer, and one of \"those\" lap dance places, now it's located in the Eaton Centre mall. It now looks a bit cramped, and the staff jump all over you even more than before, but at least you can get very quick service. The stock is still the same,now with a new perfume and cosmetic line. Prices are on the high side, but you're supposed to be getting all \"natural\" and hand made products. Check the ingredients, some are more natural than others. Overall, never had any negative reactions to the products, but I only use the ones I know I won't have any problems with; I especially LOVE their massage bars, the \"therapy\" is the all natural and vegan, the \"each a peach and pear\", is also very nice,their solid shampoos are drying, love the silky underwear body powder, and their freshly made face masks, which come in every Thursday and sell out quickly.
__label__1 I'm a great fan of anything Latin and was really excited to check out this Cuban inspired club/restaurant on Rose Street. I was sadly disappointed, as the club was far from full and there were quite a few dodgy characters there whom I suspect might be regulars.\n\nThe only thing I did like was the music, which was a mixture of hiphop, rnb, dancehall, latin and reggae! I do find it's really hard to get a DJ to play some Ricky Martin, but valiantly keep trying. They also claimed to serve food until around 3am, which seemed like a God send because I'm usually ravenous by this time. However, they disappointed me again saying the kitchen had closed! I pointed at their own sign in vain (and in desperation), but there'd be no food for me that night. Pity really.
__label__1 Went there for lunch yesterday, food was ok, service was lacking, server forgot our soup and fries, had to ask for them, never refilled my tea. Will not be going back.
__label__0 Let me first start off by saying we did not schedule the maid service. We scheduled for the landscaping services. After emailing back and forth with one of the employees about what was included with the $50 a month fee we finally scheduled to have them come out to service our property. We were told that the $50 service included picking weeds, blowing out leaves, trimming of trees/bushes and cleaning up. Well Monday there landscaper came out and we walked him through the front and back showing him what needed to be done. Our backyard wasn't in bad condition at all mind you. Just had a handful of weeds, couple of bushes needed trimming an mainly just needed to blow out some leaves. Well he was here 45 mins, we noticed him start trimming some bushes so we thought perfect he's doing a good job. After he left we walked around and noticed he didn't trim bushes. Started one set of bushes then left some parts untrimmed and sticking out. Blew out half of the leaves. Didn't pick any of the weeds. He told me husband he was going to return with weed killer spray the next month. Left garage in bushes. I was very upset bc we not only gave him $50 but $10 for a tip. So $60 total and I felt like he didn't do anything. So we wrote an email to them just stating we weren't satisfied with the service. The lady replies back saying that we need to sign up for bi weekly service till our yard was perfect. We emailed back saying our home wasn't in horrible condition to begin with and that he just didn't finish. I then took photos and attached them showing her how our yards were left. I then just picked our weeds and cleaned up myself. Which defeats the whole purpose of why we hired someone. She finally emails back two days later saying oh we now see what your talking about. We will send him back out. We emailed back just saying we weren't interested in continuing service with their company. Terrible customer service and a waste of $60. Never again.
__label__3 Got a coupon in the mail for a BOGO. Went last night with the G/F, place was busy for a Tuesday night. Has a wide variety and selection of food. The sushi station was filled in a lot of good looking items. Had a nice selection of both your traditional Chinese food and your American food as well. The crab legs are good a little soft but nice tasty and warm. The dessert section was also awesome had a good variety of all different types of desserts including fresh fruit. The wait staff there was terrific always attentive towards the customer and was able to clean the plates off in a timely manner. I would recommend this place if you're in North Las Vegas and want  an honest good buffet.
__label__0 I wanted to try their menu for the first time at the Cabarrus County Food Truck Friday.   The event was held from 5-9pm.  I didn't get there until shortly after 8, waited in line for over an hour.  Because the line was so long they were still serving customers after 9, there were still a good 25-30 people still in line.  I am finally the second customer from the window, it's 9:15p, and they tell us they're done!  And not politely either.  She just shouted to everyone \"WE'RE DONE!\" There were only maybe 10-12 people left in line!  So I didn't get to try anything!   I will never attempt to get anything from here again.  Lost my business before I've even tried it.
__label__4 I have to admit I was not going to like them. I have had my car washed at different places in the area and they always try to up sell or tell me I need a new windshield.  So driving up to the car wash I had already convinced myself that this was going to be like pulling teeth just to get my Damn car washed! I couldn't have been more wrong! Of course he wanted me to have it detailed but after explaining that I was not going to be keeping the car he backed off and just let me tell him what I wanted.  It was during this conversation that suddenly the suburban behind me ran into my car!!  Scared the hell out of me...well as it turned out it was another employee in the suburban, he immediately came over to make sure I was alright, we checked my car over; luckily no damage just a loose trunk. He got his manager and the wrote up an incident report, told me where to take the vehicle and they would cover any expense.  Then they washed, vacuumed and cleaned my car for free. Needless to say I skeptical about them paying for any damages...I figured it's a nice way to get me put without making a scene.  But, they did just what they promised! Thankfully nothing wrong with the car, the trunk or the axle.  I went back to thank them, they checked it out, changed a brake light and offered me a free complete detailing of my car. Shawn, the manager and Erik were AMAZING! They understand customer service.  I will come back again and again...I can't thank them enough for being honest stand-up guys. Thanks so much!
__label__2 This place will do well because it's trendy and modern inside. A cool ambiance..the food is just ok. The hash browns had way too much salt in them. The mushroom, spinach scramble was dry and bland.. Huevos Rancheros were just ok. But hey, it's probably a hip place to be so food is secondary I guess.
__label__4 Tonight was my first Peruvian cuisine experience and it was fantastic. I knew the food was going to be good when I tasted the complimentary dish of roasted corn kernels with a spicy cilantro sauce. Different, simple and great tasting. \n\nI ordered the Lomo Saltado which consists of marinated beef, onions, tomatoes and herbs tossed with fried potatoes. You have to request having the fries tossed into the dish which is the traditional way of eating Lomo Saltado. Because some don't like \"mushy\" fries, they normally serve them on the side. The dish comes with rice as well. \nWhen the entree arrived I first tasted the rice by itself. I was surprised at how well the rice was cooked; not mushy or undercooked but al dente. The rice also had flavor! I don't know what was used to flavor the rice during the cooking process but man that may have been the best side of rice I've had. They elevated rice people! The Lomo Saltado was really good. And I would definitely order it again. My only knock on the dish was that it was a touch more greasy than I prefer. Perhaps they could degrease the fries a bit more once they come out of the fryer. I would give the dish a 4.5/5. \n\nFor dessert I had the flan-like dessert. If you like custards I recommend trying.
__label__4 WOOOHOOO! Heaven in my mouth! Best Peruvian food I've tasted. The food here is so flippin tasty! My favorites are the Lomo Saltado and the Ceviche. The rice is UH-MAY-ZING!\n\n I don't like seafood AT ALL...but after tasting the ceviche here I am HOOKED! I love, love, love this place! It's definately a MUST TRY. INKA EMPIRE thank you for sharing this AWESOMENESS with the WORLD!
__label__4 Cupcakes and cake bites are great, though the red velvet needs some work. While not a selling point for me, they have milk on tap to wash the goodies down.
__label__1 This place has decent food, but the quality of the service needs a lot of tweaking. Something that I found surprising is the lack of English in their menus even if most of the clients are tourists who come to visit the Fine Arts Museum, they have their menu in French printed on the disposable place mats but no English in sight. I was sitting next to a big table with visitors from India and they were having a hard time with the menus. The staff  was kind of aloof and reluctant to help them. Printing a menu in English on the other side of the place mat would have helped a lot. I was there with a friend, we ordered coffee and some pastries and the food was served without a single paper napkin, the waiter came brought the food and disappeared. This is not exactly a place where I am inclined to return.
__label__3 We decided to check out Heirloom for Charlotte Restaurant week.  We arrived right on time for our reservations and walked in.  We were standing in the entry way a couple of minutes before we were acknowledged.  I did not realize, but I think the hostess stand is to the right as I saw people going there after we were seated.  That area is not visible as you walk in, you just have to know this.\n\nWe were promptly seated.  I appreciate the fact that their tables are disbursed out and you are not on top of each other.  \n\nThey come around with blue wine bottles that are filled with water to start you off with.  It looks refreshing, but it is lukewarm, and that is not how I like water.  I had to ultimately ask for some iced water.  Kevin started off with a beer, and I asked for a glass of wine.  Unfortunately they were out of stock of what I wanted. Not cool!  So the waitress offered something else, and I was just not a fan.  She asked how I liked it, and I told her I was not a big fan, it was not the wine I wanted.  And that was that.  A little disappointed she couldn't offer something else. \n \nBoth of us went off of the Charlotte Restaurant Week menu.  We each ordered the different item so we could essentially taste every item they were offering.  They first started us off with some corn bread, I'm not a corn bread person, but I thought it had great flavor. For the first part - the salad was pretty good, but the chicken and dumplings had a lot of flavor!  I loved that!  Then for the second course we had sausage and pork belly.  The sausage had a nice flavor, but the pork belly stood out, so good!  For the third and main entr\u00e9e, I am not the biggest fish fan, but Kevin said it was good.  The steak was really good, along with the potatoes.  Last was dessert, which was some chocolate mousse type cake and a berry shortcake.  I am a huge dessert fan, but both of these were unfinished.  They were just a big miss.  The chocolate cake tasted like something I could get anywhere.  The berry shortcake was different.  I actually liked the concept and it looked like a local southern desert.  The berry part was good, but the biscuits were a miss.\n\nI looked at their actual menu for the day, and each of their entrees were around $28.  We got four courses for $30, so I cannot imagine paying $28 for the main entr\u00e9e like the steak we received.  Maybe you get larger plates with their main entrees??  I don't know, but it will be hard to return without it being restaurant week or some special occasion.\n\nOne last note, the service was okay.  Their process is slow, we were there for almost 3 hours.  It did not necessarily feel slow, but they would take their time between each course, so you weren't rushed.  By the end though, we were itching to get out of there.\n\nOverall, pretty glad we checked out a local place and enjoyed the food.
__label__4 The cleanest, brightest, best stocked Marshalls this outlet shopper has ever experienced.  It's quiet and organized inside, a big contrast to the Ross next door. Highly recommend if you're on vacay and forgot something at home....Big enough to occupy a beat the heat moment from your trek along the Strip.
__label__3 Never heard of this place.  Really cool spot!  Nice ambience. Not too many parking spots here.  All of the appetizers were pretty great. The service was good.  They remembered special requests.  The server did forget to clear the menus and there wasn't space when the appetizers arrived. \n\nAhi salad - would not order this again. Giant heap of cole slaw with tasteless ahi tuna  \nLobster mac and cheese- there was something in this I didn't care for the taste of.  It was something with a strong and distinct aftertaste.  I'm not sure if it is a seasoning but it was overpowering. \nPork belly- very yummy!  Cut in small enough pieces. Crunchy and tasty! \nGuacamole - tasted fresh and satisfying \nPizza - this was better than my entree and I was happier eating this. Thin and simple\n\nThe appetizers here are really great.  I feel there were options on the menu id like to try. This place has a lot of potential. It seems like it would be a great place to grab some drinks before a night out.
__label__3 We ventured in on Friday night around 7:30 and had no problem getting a sweet booth. Hope the secret doesn't get out! \n\nApparently they just started a happy hour...ends at 7, so we missed out. \n\nWe tried some fancy cocktails. Around $10 each. Tasty. I had a ginger something. It was, indeed, gingery. \n\nWe shared pork belly nuggets, meatballs and shrimp and lobster Mac and cheese. Nuggets were A-OK. They tasted too much like a bottle of sweet chili sauce for my liking. Meatballs were tender and very flavorful. Mac and cheese was spot on - deeeelish! Creamy, dreamy and generous on the shrimp and lobster. We finished with the ultra decadent layered chocolate hazelnut dessert with salty crunchy bits and a anchor steam. Pure bliss. \n\nFor being so hip and swanky, I thought the portions and prices were quite reasonable. We felt cool just being there for sure. Definitely a fun spot to take visitors for some off the beaten path swank. We also had our 2 year old in tow which was no problem at all. \n\nService was very attentive and nice. We will def go back. I'd like to try their brunch for sure!
__label__4 I'm a regular here at the Blind Pig, and I've tasted about half of the menu so far. Just about every item on the menu is really quite enjoyable. Here are some of my favorites aka MUST TRY:\n\n*BP BURGER*\n\nAh, the Blind Pig Burger, aka the \"BP Burger.\" Amazing juicy burger with bacon on it. Go protein style (wrapped in lettuce) if you're trying to cut the carbs.\n\n*KALE & GREENS (salad)*\n\nSurprisingly one of the best salads I've had that included Kale, which is typically bitter and tough to chew. The unique mix of ingredients (broccoli, cucumber, avocado, soy beans, glazed pecans, & green apple with agave mint vinaigrette) is really delightful when it hits the tongue.\n\nOrder this with a side of salmon, and you'll enjoy it even more. Total comes out to about $20.\n\n*BLIND PIG CHOPPED (salad)*\n\nThe Blind Pig Chopped salad is really good and has a tasty vinaigrette drizzled all over some deli-sliced chicken, garbanzo beans, provolone cheese, pepperocinis, salami, tomatoes, and red onion. \n\n*MEATBALLS*\n\nA fantastic combination of beef, pork, and veal. You get like 5 or 6 of them, which is just enough to appetize two hungry people before getting into their real meal.\n\n*ROAST TURKEY CLUB*\n\nThis sandwich is plenty of food for anyone that is hungry. As simple as it is, its thick, and comes with a pickle and a side, so you better be hungry, or ready to get a box to bring home. One of my favorites!\n\n*SHRIMP & LOBSTER MAC N' CHEESE*\n\nHonestly, if I wasn't interested in staying in good shape, I would probably order this every single time. Its simply amazing. Shell pasta filled with a delectable combination of chopped up shrimp & lobster served with white cream sauce. Are your taste buds salivating yet?\n\n----------------------\nNow, lets talk about some of the NOT SO GOOD dishes:\n----------------------\n\n*CHICKEN WINGS*\n\nThese are just, plain, chicken wings. If you're gonna spend the money to eat somewhere nice like the Blind Pig, don't waste the experience on these tiny wings. They're tasty, but too small, and you only get like 6 of them.\n\n*SHRIMP & LOBSTER ROLL*\n\nI tried this on a recommendation to try something else on the menu, and it was just too salty for my taste buds. Its basically a creamy shrimp & lobster salad inside of a piece of over-buttered garlic bread.\n\nI have yet to try any of their pizzas yet, but I've heard that they are amazing as well, and that I'm missing out. Soon my friends, soon.\n\nP.S. I accompany just about every meal with coleslaw. No reason really other than its the healthiest side on the menu. I would get the potato salad, but they make it with white potatoes, and I really only prefer red potatoes.\n\nOverall, everything on the menu is really enjoyable. Don't be scared to try something new at the Blind Pig, as their menu changes every once in awhile.
__label__4 The crepes taste so good I had the Nutella crepe with banana and ice cream it was delicious very clean and friendly staff.
__label__1 We were pretty excited when we first went to High Tide because of the recommendations on Yelp! Other than Ryu sushi that sits across the parking lot from High Tide, there isn't much in the way of really good seafood locally. The restaurant looks great and is adorned with high class appointments and a cool raw bar, but that was about where my attraction to High Tide ended. \n\nThe shrimp cocktail that came out clearly was a couple days old. When the shrimp starts to turn brown/grey at the ends, it's best not to serve it. The waitress kept forgetting portions of the order and when the food did come out, it hardly resembled the high cost of the meal. At the end of the day, if you are looking for a high end sea food experience, unfortunately you'll have to look elsewhere.
__label__0 I really didn't want to write this review but I'm so mad and no one is answering the phone. I've called three times and it just rings and rings. The first time I went to Kneaders on Ray, I ordered the Turkey Bacon Avocado sandwich and thought it was great. I work in Ahwatukee and it was a quick grab through the drive through before heading back to Tempe where I live. I went back the next week for the same order through the drive through. When I got home, they had forgotten the bacon on my Turkey Bacon Avocado. I was bummed. I mean, the bacon is the best part! But I let bygones be bygones. I even went back today. Same order through the drive through. When I got home, I was starving, had the baby in the backseat crying, was struggling with my bags and was ready to eat my sandwich in peace. But they forgot the bacon AND the avocado. I am probably too upset about this. My husband thought I had gotten some terrible news--I was close to tears. I just wanted to call the manager and tell them that that they should tighten up protocol but they didn't answer which made me even more mad, so here I am, not wanting to be mad but fueling it all by writing this review. I guess the moral of the story is check your food when you go through the drive through--but I shouldn't have to peel through the layers, hunting for crucial, delicious parts of a sandwich that are IN THE TITLE OF THE SANDWICH. So I won't be back. I feel a little bit better now. But not much.
__label__3 Great place for sandwiches and salads. It's a little expensive for sandwiches so that's why I only gave it 4 stars. But this place is definitely worth the splurge now and again!
__label__1 What a disappointment! I have lived in the \"bubble\" aka Ahwatukee for 21 plus years...I was hoping for a GREAT breakfast, lunch...community feel restaurant....it is corporate ALL the way...yuck. Pricey, lousy coffee, and here we go...sandwiches. Are there not enough sandwich joints yet? I went during breakfast and instead of muffins and pastries...it was cake..cookies...heavy desserts...sorry guys...you missed the mark with me.
__label__4 Really good choice for Gluten Ftee.  DELICIOUS bread.  Lots of choices for fixins.  Just as delicious as when we visited Ikes in San Francisco.
__label__4 My friend eats here like almost everyday. Got me to eat some sandwiches here too and I gotta say, it's delicious. I think a lot of people think it's delicious too since this place has a 5 STAR rating. haha.\n\nWhen I was there last time, there were about 20-30 people waiting in line to order sandwiches. And they were willing to wait too. I don't know but the flavor, sauce and texture of the sandwiches are just so GOOD. The sandwiches are huge too! It's probably going to cost you a little more than sandwiches from Subway, PotBelly, Capriotti's, etc.\n\nThere's a whole lot of different sandwiches you can order (even vegetarian and gluten free) written on the chalkboard but make sure you get the Dutch Crunch bread. It's really good with a certain crunch to it. I guess you can visit their website for every item on the menu. Oh they give you a caramel apple lollipop too with your sandwich to cleanse your palette. :)\n\nUsually, if you come during non-rush hour times, you don't have to wait in line!
__label__0 From the outside the hotel looks very nice. Once we checked in to and made our way to the room things changed a bit.  There is a horrible order on the outside next to the pool almost smelled like rotten eggs.  In our room you could not smell it however once you get to the pool it was very apparent.   The room seemed ok however there were several lamps that had bulbs that were blown out the shower curtain rod was broken. The room was very loud. We were on the first floor and the people upstairs were very loud and it sounded like a heard of elephants.  You can hear the plumbing every time they flushed or turned on the water. The ac unit kept the room cool however it would go on and off all night long.  We ordered room service one night and put the plates on the outside of our room and the next evening they were still there. \n\nOn a good note the staff was friendly and did accommodate us on some of the requests we had (picking up the old room service and providing some extra towels)
__label__2 I am re-reviewing Pink Box (only seems fair) since I had a much better experience this time around. I decided to give it a second shot because besides the service, I know their donuts are damn good. I got there around noon and to my delight, almost every donut was available. I bought half a dozen and they gave me to 2 free chocolate glazed donuts! I asked the employee what time they usually open and she said whenever she gets here and they close once they sell it. That was the only thing I still didn't like. But I am happy walking out with my Pink Box and a very happy 5 year old with two chocolate glazed with sprinkles donuts in hand (for free I might add again). I'm sure I will be back!
__label__1 Saw groupon for this place and I am open to try new place so my bf and I went there. We got $50 of food for $24.\n\nWe got edamame, garlic shrimp, hot feel clam, hot pot and lamb skewers. menu was really confusing and the server doesn't seem like she know the menu well.\n\nEdamama came out cold and the flavor of other dishes were very bland. The whole dining experience was very forgettable. we won't be coming back again.\n\nsuggestion to owner: if you are giving discount to attract new customer through groupon, make sure that your food and service is good so people will come back. First 2 years of business is crucial, and unless you improve your food and service, i bet your business won't survive. Because people will only come for the deal and never come back again later.
__label__4 Rosie's makes the best doughnuts I have ever enjoyed. I travel quite often for work and their doughnuts are worth a trip every time I'm in Madison. They always blow me away with the texture, flavor, and sheer quality of product. FANTASTIC!! The espresso is pretty awesome as well. \n\nEAT A ROSIE'S DOUGHNUT AND YOUR DAY WILL BE BETTER.
__label__4 If great scientific and electrically curious minds such as Alexander Graham Bell, Ott\u00f3 Bl\u00e1thy, Thomas Edison, Galileo Ferraris, Oliver Heaviside, \u00c1nyos Jedlik, Lord Kelvin, Sir Charles Parsons, Ernst Werner von Siemens, Joseph Swan, Nikola Tesla and George Westinghouse could write a yelp review on any one electric company, they would undoubtedly sing the praises i am about to sing for Arc Electrical. \n\nI'm in the middle of a remodel, and have purchased numerous electrical supplies from Arc. Not only are their prices fair, they provide insight and learned instruction on various strategies for cost savings, safe and efficient electric know how.  It is a shame their experience was unavailable in the late 1800's, for they might have, dear reader, just might have . becoming a driving force of the Second Industrial Revolution. \n\nAsk for Alex or Jeremy.
__label__0 Traveling from San Francisco saw the store ate breakfast next door and then went to go to the uniform store and they were closed even though the sign said they open at 8am\nWe waited until 815 still no sign of anyone \nVery disappointing
__label__4 Had the Sushi, it was awesome!
__label__2 Two things you need to know off the bat.  First, 21 and above only; no problem.  Second, SMOKE SMOKE SMOKE everywhere; gross.  Went to the opening last night, and it was packed and loud, but a good vibe and crowd.  There was a band playing, but after talking with one of the owners that won't be an \"everyday\" thing, at least not for now.  Even though it was busy, the servers were quick and prompt and very very friendly and upbeat.  The decor is warmer and more inviting than when this place was Agave, with a lot of lounge chairs and tables replacing the old table booths.  The patio is still there and will be a welcome place to hangout in the warmer weather.  There is also a game room area, with video bowling, golfing, pool table, etc.  And, the \"jukebox\" is pretty cool, with the ability to sync to your iPhone and music playlists.  And of course plenty of  TVs throughout to catch your fave sporting event.\n\nThis morning we decided to try out breakfast, since we were running errands in the area.  We sat in the main bar area, and my first impression was \"I don't want to eat in a place that all I can smell is cigarette smoke.\"  It's just not appealing.  It didn't seem so smokey the night before, but this morning was a different story.  The menu looks good, and they serve breakfast 24/7.  My husband had the build your own breakfast burrito (sausage, spinach, tomato and cheese), and they forgot the sausage.  I had the patty melt and it was \"meh\".  Not great.  Not horrible.  I ordered a bloody mary...let's just say it needs work.  Like, a lot of work.  I don't know what I had, but it was no where close to a bloody mary, lacking in taste and \"zip.\"  Our waitress seemed nervous, and I'll chalk it up to the place only being open for 2 days.  But first impression, she had the personality of a log.  On a side note, the manager came over and introduced herself and was very welcoming, perky and nice.  Like I said, I'll chalk it up to nerves and the newness of it all.\n\nThis place has the potential to be a great locals hangout, and the owners are experienced restauranteurs/tavern/grill operators.  We'll give it a month to work out the kinks and go back and give it another go.  However, it'll have to be on the patio to avoid as much smoke as possible (if I want smoke with my food and drink, I'll go the casino across the street, or to the Irish bar at Boca Park; point is, Summerlin doesn't need another smokey bar/grill).  And, maybe I'll hand the bartender a good bloody mary recipe while I'm at it.\n\nI do hope this place does well either way.
__label__3 It's about time Summerlin had a decent pub/bar/hang-out/tavern, whatever the hell you want to call it, it's good they have one. \nSuper friendly staff, not overbearingly so, but attentive. Food was quite tasty, chicken sandwich is da bomb! The waitress said you can get it as a wrap (off the menu) , nice tip, thanks.\nFew things:\n1) For yelpers, if you check in you get a free shot of their house whisky. Bad thing is, it's horrible. Cinnamon / orange infused. Pretty much tasted like Triaminic cold and cough. Pass on it, trust me.\n2) The bathroom sinks...I can't stand these things. Whoever thought a slightly tilted slab of tile would work as a sink...dude, you were waaaay wrong. Give me a basin and save my clothing from the splash back and the whopping 2 inches of space to place my hands under, please. \n\nBottom line: Great place to hang, plenty of room to move, cool staff, great food. Just beware of the bathroom sinks....
__label__0 FAIL.\n\nI ordered delivery through RoadRunner Food, online. My order wasn't complicated.\nChicken Fried Rice - No onions.\nChicken Chow Mein - No onions.\n\nWhat did I get?\n2 orders of chicken fried rice, WITH onions. \n\nI had to call RoadRunner to have them go back to redo my order. At this point I am at the mixture of angry and hungry-- hangry. As all delivery, I had to wait about an hour for it to arrive. \n\nIt gets here and the delivery guy hands me ONE box. Immediately I noticed this was wrong since I ordered two things.\n\nOpen it up to find some noodle dish that I didn't even order! And I couldn't even enjoy that BECAUSE IT HAD ONIONS!!!\n\nFail. Get it together Taste of China
__label__0 Ok so my friend and I decided to use Rent the Runway to find dresses to look extra pretty for Britney Spears Pieceofme in planet hollywood in Las Vegas. I wanted to go an extra mile and pay $50 ($25 each) for stylist service. I did this because I don't have this gorgeous figure so I wanted the stylist to help me pick something that looked great on me. When I got there the stylist was very nice and had already had picked dressed based on an assessment I completed earlier in an email before my appointment. However..... I felt that the \"stylist\" was not honest and every dress that I tried on she said that it looked good when it was apparent that it did not. I am so glad that my friend was there with me and she was the one that was honest and said \"yeah I like that dress\" or \"definitely does not flatter your figure\". Because of my friend I found a dress I liked. And this \"stylist\" also did the same to my friend so both of us gals helped each other. \nI understand people are sensitive when it comes to fat & saying that looks really bad... But that is what the stylist is supposed to do. Not every dress looks great on everyone. The \"stylist\" service was a complete waste of money. I wish I would of just gone to the store and not have wasted $50.
__label__3 Awesome!  You have to do this at night. The lights are spectacular and the view is amazing.  We were at the very top when the Bellagio water show started -amazing!
__label__1 The high roller is at the end of a trendy row of casino and clubs. It's geared toward a younger crowd and has an outdoor club feel. The night time ride is $37 a person. It was not an amazing view since you see the parking lot in the rear of the area for most of the ride. There is a person who CEOs on the screen and explains what height your at and does a apex countdown. I would go once to say you've done it but it's not as fun as the bars on the ground.
__label__0 i went tonight and it was not crowded at all except they put my family and I with 3 drunk guys who where loud and annoying. the pod has 8 screens (4 on each side) playing the same video which is a bit too much. also, the music and videos were way too loud for such a small place. the view was only good when you got to the top, the rest of it is parking lots and roofs of buildings, which really disappointed us :( also, every single employee that we ran into had an attitude! overall, the pods are clean and air conditioned which was the only good part. this was a one time thing and i wouldn't do it again, plus it's waaaay too overpriced :(
__label__1 Their was no line when we went on a Friday night...and the price for two plus two drinks was like robbery. We weren't offered a photo-op as we walked past the photo area. The two photo guys were too busy talking to each other that we were ignored. When we were at the boarding area, the attendant frantically waive you to hurry up and jump on board the moving pod.  The ride is slow moving and the monitors that are inside are blaring loud and obnoxious. Maybe they need to change the voice to be more pleasant than \"infomercial yelling\". The views were nice at night and made for great pictures of the strip. But beware that if your cabin is full, it'll be hard to grab window space in your pod for photos...there was only 10 ppl in ours and it was a struggle.  Overall, it's an expensive ride.
__label__0 The staff that was working on the night of August 31, 2014 was extremely rude to us.  I am a very cautious and aware individual and as we approached the bag checking area I noticed that there was a couple getting rowdy and being obnoxious with the High Roller Crew.  While we were trying to take pictures, this same group of people was spilling their drinks all over the green screen and causing havoc at the bar area. So, based on the fact that I PAID for this experience, I did not want to ruin our unique occasion by being on the same observation cabin as that group. While we approached the staff as politely as possible about waiting for the next cabin or even going to the next waiting area the staff was extremely rude saying you can wait downstairs. Not realizing that she was just being sarcastic about the situation, implying that we could just leave.  Then \"RACHEL THE SUPERVISOR\" approached us in the most inappropriate and aggressive manner, immediately saying you need to keep it moving or I will call security.  If the experience to the High Roller was FREE, I could understand being treated with such disrespect.  Now i'm not sure about you, but if I am a paying customer of a business, I expect to be provided a service and If I see an oppurtunity to avoid a bad situation, I am gonna take it.  Throughout our entire vacation, we were infatuated with the oppurtunity to experience such an amazing landmark.  Unfortunately, RACHEL THE SUPERVISOR and her outstanding colleagues treated us with such disrespect and their failure to handle the situation has ruined our families entire experience at The High Roller. Thank you for the experience.
__label__2 This was a fun one time venture. Open bar but weak drinks and a less than accommodating bartender. The service at the Line - concierge however was so great! They helped me with my groupon and app...they gave me water and we're sweet to charge my phone!! We reserved the sunset time and the view is great..A must do for vegas newbies
__label__4 Had a great time & the views were awesome. Go before 6:00 & save yourself some money & if you drink do the happy hour for an additional $5.00. Went on a Monday around 5:30 & had a short wait & did not need to buy drinks at the bar since we had happy hour tickets. We had 24 of us in the pod & our group of 4 was each able to get 4 drinks apiece in the 30 minute ride. 4 drinks for an additional $5 or a drink from the bar where prices started at $7.00 your choice.
__label__1 I hate to say it, but a giant Ferris wheel ride overlooking a city used to be a novelty, but with more and more of them being built, they are becoming a one and done type deal. \n\nHaving ridden the London Eye, the High Roller, is a nice knock off that has made some improvements, especially on the pod design.\n\nPrice:\n\nPricing varies. There are a handful of options, i.e. Happy Hour, Resident Discount Day, Daytime/Nighttime , etc. I would look for discount tickets and not pay full price for the experience.\n\nView:\n\nThe view is some what boring. I wouldn't say that you have the best view of the strip as it is off back by the monorail a little ways from the Flamingo. I felt that you get better views if you visit Paris' Eiffel Tower\n\nPod:\n\nThe pod does have two benches to sit, but the number of seats are limited. Depending on who your with, as the can hold 20+ people, it can feel tight and the people you are with can be a bit of a pain to deal with for 30+ minutes. You are also held captive to the stupid video with an annoying host. Some of the facts are interesting, but there is no mute button.\n\n\nTips:\n\n- Best spot to stand for the best view is once you enter, is on the right side near where you enter the pod\n\n-Tune your flash off on you camera/phone, and if after the ump-tenth time your picture ends up blurry, you might just want to give up and enjoy the ride\n\n- Go to the bathroom prior to getting in line. They do have a small one behind the drink counter prior to entering the ticket scanning line.
__label__4 LOVE, LOVE, LOVE!!! Best smoothies around!! Must try the acai bowls!! I have tried every single one of them and have never been disappointed!! They are absolutely delicious!! I could eat here everyday!!
__label__0 this was the worst experience I've ever had at a place that calls themselves a bar!! we went in and tried to to order shots and they told us shots or drinks not both . and the food we ordered tasted like salt and grease!!!
__label__0 Do not rent from Haven homes. they have the worse property management and customer service.they require you to use their pool service but I have a leak on the pump for 3 days now and the owner of the pool company haven't sent anyone to fix it.. its a crazy company managed by unprofessional incompetent people.I'm still trying to get a couple of problems taken care of in the house and we have been here for 2 months. Once they get your money you are on your own. they'll never answer or return your calls. Ryan is the worse realtor I've had to deal with.
__label__0 Worst place to rent a home Haven Homes is not a good property management.  I have had problems with a leaking shower have a hole in my ceiling in my kitchen My oven doesn't work I have called them it has been over a month and still nothing ridiculous.  I have worked in this type of business I will make sure other renters know about them before they rent from them.
__label__2 Mid day and weekday so I was t the only one in the store.  The young man who worked there knew what I was looking for and helped me find it then I mentioned protein bars and he said most people really like the quest bars... and I remember reading quite a few reviews online for another place where people were looking for them at a better price.  Lots of flavors (I get so sick of chocolate protein bars/drink) and on sale so I bought a dozen.  I hope they are as good as everyone says!!!
__label__3 We've picked up takeout a few times and had them deliver once.  The pizza is really very good.  I like their thin crust, it's nice and crispy and the sauce has a good flavor.  My husband tried the chicken parm today, it's a big sandwich with nice quality chicken and he thought it was delicious.  After our first pie, we decided that the pizza was somewhere between MA and NJ style pie, it turns out the owner is from CT.\n\nDelivery was fast but they have good parking here and it's incredibly convenient to be able to run into the grocery store around the corner while you're waiting.\n\nIt's a typical store front pizza place with a limited menu, nothing fancy.  The pizza is 18\" and freezes/reheats perfectly.  As with most places, the slices from  a full pizza are better than the slices sold individually so you're better off getting a whole pizza - at least the first time.
__label__3 Great space. Very dramatic. Food was really good. Potstickers were excellent with a crispy crust. Dynamite chicken was flavorful with the right combination of sweet and spicy.  Service was great. Worth trying. I'd go back
__label__1 Overrated hipster joint. Looks cool but food just doesn't cut it for the price. Medium quality, tiny portions.  No iced tea, which was a shock. The service was so-so. Very loud inside, and hard to have a conversation. We won't be back. Too bad, because I was excited to have a thai restaurant move into the neighborhood.
__label__3 I had a great dinner here on a night when I had a serious noodle soup craving. Everyone I went with loved their meal as well. The papaya salad is fantastic! It's full of herbs and a really sweet dressing. I might make this my new Sunday night dinner spot. The atmosphere is also really unique.
__label__0 Contacted Karen at 2 Da Rescue about a dog they had available for adoption and asked what the breed was of the dog.  Told her we were interested in adopting with the only condition that it was not a Pit Bull breed or mix as we have very small children.  She told us over email that it was not, She told us it was a boxer / rhodesian ridgeback mix.  We met the rescue group at a Petco adoption day and asked about the puppy, one of the volunteers informed us that it was a pit bull mix and when we finally saw the dog it looked 100% pit bull.  Apparently Karen was there and overheard the volunteer tell us that and she immediately jumped all over him trying to quiet him and told him not to disclose that specific breed.  Now I have had several boxers and have friends with rhodesian ridgebacks and am very familiar with the breed.  The dog was of neither decent. \n\nBeware when working with this group that they will Lie directly to you.  After doing some more research about this group there are complaints from other people on RipoffReport.com complaining about the unethical nature of the group and specifically Karen.  Along with problems with the pets adopted from the group not being cared for properly and infested with ticks and fleas and the group is not taking care of these types of things.  Very disappointing.
__label__3 Pizza is just about the right size for a quick lunch, try the firecracker crust, not real spicy but has some taste to it. Only down side is crust is a little soggy for me, not a deal beaker but a little crisp to the bottom would be better.  Neat idea and pretty tastey all the way around.
__label__0 2 of my friends and I went in here after hockey today. Sat at the bar and sat.... and sat.....and sat. Nobody even said we will be right with you. Me being someone in the service industry sees this and it makes me sick. Every time the bartenders walked past us they put their heads down. That was a waste and in my opinion pathetic. Keep serving the drunk dudes at the bar and ignore new customer's. That will keep your business open
__label__3 I was having severe abdominal pain for almost a week and even with a visit to urgent care, I couldn't figure out what was going on. A medical professional mentioned that it may be my gallbladder and prescribed me three medications that unfortunately didn't help! After having another attack, I took matters into my own hands and decided to research foods that naturally help your gallbladder and most importantly, avoid irritating it.\n\nI found that vegetable juices like beet, cucumber, tender baby greens, swiss chard, dandelion greens, beet greens, celery, carrots, ginger, and tumeric are great for gallbladder health as well as organic grape and apple juices. Other helpful foods to add to juices: lemon, avocado, vinegar, berries, papaya, pears, and flax and hemp seeds/oils.\n\nTherefore, I was on a mission to find organic, cold-pressed juices that utilized these foods and hoped it would heal me! The store is very easy to find, in fact, I had seen it while driving by on Ft. Apache. Access and parking is simple as well. I love the interior! The adorable bee and honeycomb theme complete with adorable packaging, matching wall art, and the amazing table re-purposed from a tree!\n\nThe staff was so friendly, helpful, and insisted on samples. I told him which juices intrigued me and why, so I honed in on Bee WHealthy and Bee On Point. After sampling the two, I chose Bee On Point that is comprised of cucumber, celery, carrot, apple, kale, beet, dandelion, radish, lemon, ginger, turmeric, and pepper (16.9 fl. oz. for $10.99). Neither of the juices really tickled my fancy in the flavor department, however, that truly doesn't bother me nor will it stop me from future consumption because I need to minimize sugar (even natural sugar) intake as much as possible and that's typically what makes juices taste better.\n\nAnyway, the juice was great and filled me for three hours! That was enough time for me to finish what I needed to do for the day and get home for my next meal. The great news is that after just THREE days of eating and drinking the gallbladder-helpful foods, I was able to stop the attacks! It's really wonderful having access to a place like The Juice Standard to have truly healing products when you have health issues. It was honestly the only place I trusted to have something that wouldn't trigger another attack and I was very grateful for it. Your body will heal itself if you give it the right tools. \n\nFYI: You receive $1 off for each glass bottle returned! But the bottles are so nice, you might want to find a purpose for them at home. Also, keep in mind that these bottles are 99.9% juice which means you're getting the good stuff, not just water or miscellaneous fillers. Yay for cold-pressed!
__label__4 A great service to the Phoenix area and an amazingly kind and accommodating staff. \n\nThey make custom engraving an easy process for the everyday consumer. \n\nCustomer service is also the best in this city's industry from what I have experienced. \n\nThank you!
__label__4 A top notch club that doesn't rob you at the door in cover charges and then at the bar in drink prices! They offered free cover and the drink were very reasonably priced at $7 domestics, $8 well drinks, $9 mid, $10 top shelf and they also offered a local discount on top of that as well as bottle specials.. I'd recommend this club to anyone looking to have a epic night out, they have great staff with beautiful entertainers that will give you twice the service for half the cost
__label__4 Well once again Penny came thru like the pro she is. Brought Piewacket in for a bath and major trimming today and my long hair kitty is loving life again. She gets really pissy when she needs to be groomed. Thanks Penny love you.
__label__2 I was eager to check out pint central's food and bar scene, and my expectations were mostly met. Beer selection is on point - bartender recommended the weyerbacher imperial stout which was well balanced. I will add this one to my favorites. \n\nParking situation is kind of a nightmare. I don't think pint central has more than ten spots to its name, which leaves everyone else to scramble to find street parking or park in the gravel lot across the street next to thirsty beaver. This necessitates a dash across busy central avenue after, which I was not a fan of. \n\nFood situation was ok. I was honestly expecting better based on what I had heard, but it was solid given most come here for a drink with food as an afterthought. Mozzarella bites were tasty but over breaded in my opinion. Red peppers were a nice touch though. I had the churrasco which turned out to be very thin slices (almost gyro style) pieces of meat accompanied by fries. The meat had plenty of flavor but I was underwhelmed by the portion size, and it seemed as though the same meat was used in the steak sandwich my friend ordered at a portion of the price. \n\nOverall I had a good time, but given parking and food, I won't be adding this one to my regular rotation.
__label__3 What an interesting find - a super casual bar/patio with \"upscale\" food! The fella and I visited on a Wednesday night and got spots right in front, which made me think it was gonna be a good night.\n\nWe sat inside but the garage doors were up, so it still felt like we were outside (especially with the number of flies and gnats circling our glasses - ugh). The patio looked pretty inviting, too. The concrete floors inside and super loud music/acoustics made a little nervous, but they eventually turned down the music.\n\nOur waitress was awesome. We changed a drink order at the last minute, and she wasn't rattled; we asked for recommendations, and she steered us in the right direction.\n\nWe tried some of the tapas and got - in order of most delicious to least - the chicken sliders, brussels sprouts (yes, they're #2!), lamb lollipops, and chicken poppers. The poppers and lollipops were good but a little overcooked. The chicken sliders and sprouts were so good, I could've licked the bowl.\n\nI'm not a huge beer person, but I was excited to see a couple of ciders on tap and sours in a bottle, and the fella who looooves beer, was really impressed to see the La Fin Du Monde on tap.
__label__0 Horrible crooks !!! These people are con artists and are now impersonating another moving company with good reviews to get clients ! Please file a complaint online with the attorney general if they have scammed you and damaged your items.
__label__0 Pretty disappointed. \nWe're from Detroit and came to visit PA. Wanted to save a few bucks on a meal so I bought a groupon for poppys. When we arrived they quickly asked us to leave because anyone under 18 was not allowed inside because they turned this place into a smoking bar. We had two kids with us. Would've been nice to know that BEFORE I bought the groupon deal. They def didn't post any of that info on their deal. So we left and went to Wendy's instead.  Thank goodness I was able to get a refund on my money.
__label__0 I'm a pretty easy going guy and appreciate a local barbershop.   I hate chains and like to patronize the local guy who busts his hump opening up a new business.  Clearly this is a \"2\" location and the \"first\" Boss Barber shop must have be successful in order to open up another location.  I am always on the lookout for a new barber that is closer to home.  I was excited when this opened up and was next to my gym and much closer to home then my other great barber.\n\nYou have to think each month me and my two boys will get our hair cut, so I would think that's some good business. I think I tip pretty well - $5 on a haircut.  You would also think that I know at least a few guys who need haircuts and shaves locally, and my fellow gym rats would hear about my new great Barber experience.\n\nSo when I walk into your place, midweek after a workout, why wouldn't you ask me if I needed help?  \nWhy would I just stand there for 2-3 minutes?   \n\nTwo guys were working there.  \n\nOne was cutting someone and the other guy was clearly on his cell phone on a personal call.  Unless that call was 1) Your parole officer, 2) Your mother in the hospital, or 3) Publisher's Clearing House telling you, you just won a bunch of FU money - I think you could notice me and say, \"Hey man, can I help you? Or \"Hey I'll be with you in one second\" and wrap up your phone call.   If it was an important call - couldn't the guy cutting hair pause for a second and walk over to greet me with the same type of response?\n\nI dunno.  I was interested in a cut and a shave.  \n\nMaybe some of you fellow Yelpers think I'm being a hard a$$ or maybe I'm just \"old school\" and think a personal cell call takes second place to a new customer, walking into a new business, but I don't think so.   \nI'm in sales.  Customers matter.  New customers are tough to acquire. Put your cell phone down and deal with it another time.\n\nOh well...I guess I'll never know if you were good or worthy of my business.
__label__1 Ok before I get started, I should point out that my 2 star review is solely based on the length of time waiting for the main entr\u00e9e to arrive (to which Paul Martin DID make up for that!)\nYes, this place is about 2 weeks old and some of the wait staff (at least where we were seated, on the patio) seemed to be very new.  No problem...I've been a newbie before too.  Our server was a little over the top with the constant mispronunciation of \"beautiful\", he kept saying \"bootiful\" and he kept reaching over us to remove empty dishes from the table; he just needs a little more training and seasoning and he'll be fine.\nThe appetizer was a grill artichoke that we shared and it came with this great tasting garlic, pesto and basil aioli.  We devoured that in a short period of time.\nNext, we split the French Dip sandwich; the meat was a little too fatty and even though we split the dip, I mean c'mon Paul Martin, you can spare a decent amount of the au jus, can't 'cha??  The au jus was served in this way too small and too deep Japanese teacup-like container which it made it difficult to \"dip\" our French dip.  The horseradish/mayonnaise dip was creamy and good, pretty standard.  The shoestring fries was done well and crispy.\nWe also had the mac and cheese that had pieces of prosciutto in it and it was a unique taste, the broiled top was nice and crunchy!\nWith that being said, our wait time after we got the appetizer was way too long and appeared isolated however that is my biggest pet peeve is the food took too  long AND it seems that I am the one who has to recognize it and point it out to the staff.  Once I let the server know that it's taking a long time, it was then he let his manager know.  Manager addressed us and was nervous about approaching us (he seemed to be a young and new manager as well) and he did his best in explaining the situation but it was painful watching him stumble (ok, not so painful as amusing).  \nWhen the food did arrive, it did come out nice and hot so that was a plus!  They also comped our meal as a way of apologizing for the delay.  \nA golf clap for the food...and since they showed that in the end it is about customer satisfaction, we are going to try Paul Martin again.
__label__1 Really disappointing. Dropped by here on a Friday night with my wife hoping for a good dinner but all we got was marginally decent food that was very pricey.\n\nCocktails were 10 dollars each, not bad, but didn't really taste too good. nothing special.\n\nServers were unpolished. Felt like they were all newly hired.\n\nFood was not that good. New York Strip Steak was a small portion. Tasted all right, but not nearly enough for a young man. Asked for medium rare but got it medium. Wife ordered medium sandwich but got rare. Had to send it back (after waiting for 10 minutes). \n\nOverall, came out to 40 a pop, but was a lackluster meal.
__label__1 Walked out before even ordering.  They were not busy at all but waitress took FOREVER just to bring drinks.  By that time we had changed our mid.  Very pricey and limited menu.  The name 'American Grill' can be deceptive.  Try 'Newport Beach overpriced nuevo American but mostly just trendy'...
__label__3 Our first time here! Very relaxing and service was excellent! James and the manager took care of us! We enjoyed the food.
__label__2 Paul Martin's has a lot going for it - too bad the stuff on the periphery was bad. \n\nPaul Martin's is a nice and rather classy steakhouse that definitely reminds me of D.C. steakhouses. The lighting is dark but pleasant, the music energetic but quiet, and the ambiance rather pleasant. \n\nThe food is also good. I had the Sunday special offering, which is salad, prime rib, and ice cream for $25. The salad was good and had a decent flavor palette without being overwhelming.  The prime rib was tender and had an amazing spice rub that took it to the next level, but the interior was something of a vast wasteland of okay meat. The desert didn't happen for me - they had no options for lactose intolerant patrons, which was rather disappointing (and perplexing, given the upper echelons this place places itself in). \n\nThe service was rather poor. The server was clearly overwhelmed at times - at one point, he responded to our lactose intolerance inquiry by telling us that the ice cream was gluten free. It actually became rather offensive when we were made to feel guilty about using one of their gift cards - I have no idea why a steakhouse would make paying customers feel so awkward about using a gift card they sold!\n\nLong story short, the food here is four stars, the service two. Three seems appropriate.
__label__4 Phoenix House Painting just completed a complete exterior repaint of my home and I couldn't be more pleased.  I highly recommend them.  The owner, John Morris, is a veteran of the paint industry.  The guys that work for him are smart, efficient, careful and quick. My home looks brand new and the best part is they offer a 10 year warranty on their workmanship and materials. Stop by and take a look.  They are the best !!!
__label__1 I'm writing this review with a heavy heart. I'm from around the Bisbee area and have eaten at the original Bisbee Breakfast Club. Their service is NOTHING like the service at this one...theirs is fast and efficient. \n\nThe first time I came here, things were good. We were seated quickly because there were no people. Food was really good, but took forever to come. I thought nothing of it and thought that the next time would be better. How wrong I was. The second time let me see how badly this place was run. The restaurant has potential but it's being run to the ground by the manager. At least I think she's the manager. She was the women seating people the two times that I've been there. Has somewhat of a hippy look. She needs to be trained IMMEDIATELY. She's beyond unprofessional and her staff is following suit. The bus boy cleaning tables hated his job. He was so slow doing his job and would throw things around. The waitresses were more interested in conversation with each other than servicing their customers.  We were sitting for a good 10-15 min before someone took our drink order. The \"manager\" told a waitress to get our drinks. The waitress came over to our table hating life and asked \"what do you want to drink?\" There was no smile, how are you, I'm sorry for the wait, nothing. I wouldn't believe what I was seeing. \n\nThe food is pretty good, it's a shame that the service is driving people away. I hope something is done soon and they either train the manager or get rid of her altogether. The sooner they correct the issue, the sooner people can return and support a local gem.
__label__1 We just tried this place because its around the corner from my house. The menu looks really tasty, but execution is poor. We waited 20 minutes for our food and they hadn't even started our order. We were short on time (our mistake) so we asked them to box our order. They said no problem. They practically forgot half my order. They forgot the cheese, gravy, and bacon. I was left with burnt has browns, eggs, and a stale biscuit. My friends chicken fried steak was too hard too cut, but at least he had his full order. Not impressed.
__label__3 We go to BBC as a family every Sunday, we love the place!\nThe service is great, they cater to our needs and requests for extra stuff since we have a 14 month old with us every time.\nThey are always friendly, prompt and the food never takes too long to get to us and it is quite affordable.\nThe food is of consistent good quality, and dear lord you have to ask about their home made pies! They are delicious!\n\nI guess we're regulars now!
__label__4 So happy this place opened up so close to home. \nYummy yellow curry, and they offer the spice level from 1-10.\nGarlic chicken delicious with crunchy garlic sprinkled on top.\nWe do wish they had some outside seating, though.\nWe will definitely be back!
__label__1 This is the first time I've eaten here. Before this was called wok in. Great food and owner was amazing. This here is a complete and utter dissapointment. The food lacks everything decent. Orange chicken well over cooked. The pad Thai flavorless. The Singapore noodle flavorless and lacking most if the ingredients that you expect to find in this dish. 2 stars is being nice and giving this establishment a chance.. But or now, I'll stick with the place that sells dumplings that are little off of Stephanie and horizon.
__label__4 I broke my iphone 5S screen last week end and these guys fixed my phone in just 20mins. They have the lowest price in town. Great job wireless phone doctors! Im referring you to every one i know that has a broken phone. :)
__label__2 Updating the review because the business offered to repair the phone again for a reduced price.  If the repair holds up to a couple of drops I will update again but for now, it's only been a week so who knows.  The prior repair broke again the very first time she dropped it with a screen protector and a phone case on!
__label__2 Well, I'm sitting here while my son plays.... Music is so loud you have to shout to communicate.... I asked them to turn the volume down a bit, they did but then turned it back up..... Inappropriate songs come on and staff needs to be told to turn it.... I mean what parent wants their kid listening to a song about a$$ and twerking? Other than these issues (that can definitely be addressed), it's a great place....
__label__4 Absolutely love this place! The owners are super nice and always greet you when you walk in. They always offer water and make sure your comfortable. The pedicure chairs are very comfortable and relaxing. I've been coming here since they opened and I absolutely love it. I always get the same thing, but they always do an amazing job.
__label__4 I love this place! 1000 times better than Emilianos! The margaritas and food are both equally delicious. Affordable prices, great service, and a relaxing atmosphere make El Toro one of my favorite additions to the South Side.
__label__4 Mary Ann Martin has just moved to Luxe Salon Studios.\n\nMary Ann has over 30 years of Vidal Sassoon training and provides professional hair styling services at a reasonable price.\n\nMen, if you want to get away from clippers, and have your hair actually cut by a professional, you won't be sad the next day; when you look at your old cheap clipper cut and wonder why you can't find someone to professionally cut your hair.\n\nMy wife uses Mary Ann for cut, coloring and styling which Mary Ann provides as well, but men you need to give Mary Ann a try. You won't be disappointed.
__label__4 I really dig this venue. The Roots were playing on the night I went - I arrived early to start the night off with drinks and some of their famous fried chicken. \n\nThe fried chicken was top notch. Loved the seasoning on it. Probably the best I've had in this city (Note: Vegas isn't really known for fried chicken). Super juicy, but not too greasy. Real good combo with some beer (Magic Hat on tap) . Came up to $20 for 4 pieces of chicken, collared greens, mashed potatoes, and a slice of white bread. Wasn't too hungry so I shared it with a friend. Good stuff to munch on while waiting. You can either eat indoors or outdoors with a view of the Linq that's great for people watching.\n\nAs a music venue, it's really great too. It's just an overall fun atmosphere to be around. Plenty of bars, lots of walking room, and a outdoor 2nd story patio for some air. I also liked the fact that you can get away from the stage to some seats where you can actually hear conversations with company.\n\nI didn't get to try out the bowling, but the alley looked really modern and trendy. More upscale than most bowling alleys that I've seen.\n\nAll in all, a really great venue that offers a lot to do. It looks like they have some great artists lined up to perform in the future. I'm definitely going to be dropping by here often.
__label__3 I went on one of the nights they offered free bowling for 90 minutes plus half off food for locals.  Couldn't get over the size of the place!  Vegas has come a long way from the Gold Coast bowling alley.  At least GC still has all those great photos of people in bowling poses for scoring 300.  \n\nGood luck throwing a 300 here!  If anyone manages to do it with all the flashing lights and pizza grease on your thumb enhancing the spin of the ball ever so slightly, you might test positive for some substances.  I'd also like to meet you. \n\nBut bowling good isn't what it's all about at Brooklyn Bowl.  I feel that's true but I might still be like 2% sore over losing to a girl.  Not even barely.....dominated.  The atmosphere is really cool, good beers on tap starting at $8, and the balcony could be sneaky chill when it gets warmer.  A lot of fun will be had at this venue.      \n\nI wasn't digging the seats for bowling.  It would have been awkward if our party of 4 all sat on the big leather couch together as it was a tight squeeze.  The party of 8 across our table were pretty bunched up.  It also would've been kind of a mess had they ordered drinks and food too since all 12 of us were sharing one (albeit long) table.  \n\nDefinitely dine before bowling because eating with your hands, playing with balls and then eating more is gross.  Someone is bound for pink eye or worse.  Although \"The Fatty\" pizza was Stouffer's French bread pizza on steroids delicious, I had to eat it with a fork while standing.  That's kinda lame.  \n\nIt's all minor stuff in the whole picture of things.  Can't wait to check out some shows!  Lots of great acts on the schedule already.
__label__4 Brooklyn Bowl is by far the most amazing indoor music venue I've ever been to and without a doubt the coolest new spot in Las Vegas.  Finally, a 21+ venue that books great talent and does not focus on electronic music, DJs, or the Vegas club scene!\n\nWe grabbed tickets to see Local Natives on Sunday night.  First of all, the venue is absolutely gigantic. From the outside, I would never have expected it to be this big. There's a restaurant area (I'll be back to check out the food) and about 5 different bars that make a nice exterior border of the space. There are TWO floors everyone has access to - each floor with bars along side the stage.  On tap options include Rogue Dead Guy Ale and three different \"Brooklyn Brews\" beers. The bar staff was also really friendly and helpful - after ordering a Dead Guy Ale and a coke, the bar tender asked if the coke was for my DD and when I said yes, she said no charge. Little things like that really made me feel happy about where I'm spending my time and money. \n\nI don't think there's a bad view of the stage from any spot in the entire venue. The \"floor\" area in front of the stage looks big at first glimpse, but as soon as the band takes the stage and begins to play, the area immediately begins to feel more intimate, which makes for a great live music atmosphere. The venue also has pretty solid audio-visual. They're not trying to do too much by hanging huge screens everywhere or over the top lights and LED/laser shows.  Instead, the focus is on the band and the music, highlighted with an impressive mix of smoke effects and color schemes. No distractions - let the music and venue speak for itself.  The sound was absolutely incredible too - from every angle. I stood on the floor, on the side of the stage at the bar, in the back, upstairs, and in a booth at the bowling alley and the sound was consistently great. I'm not sure if this was because Local Natives was playing (they are SUCH a great live band), but I was super impressed by Brooklyn Bowl's acoustics.  \n\nOh yeah, there is a bowling alley inside with lanes on both floors!!! At the back of every lane, there is a giant leather booth that overlooks the stage so you don't miss anything while you're bowling ... or, so you can just hang out and enjoy the show. Reserving a lane is probably the way to go when you've got a big group of friends - drink/food service, seating, bowling, and huge screens above every lane that show a live feed of the band that's playing. Can this place get any cooler??  \n\nI found my new favorite hangout and with the lineup they've created for the next few months, Brooklyn Bowl has something for everyone. Check this place out - you won't be disappointed.
__label__1 Well we had a company function here today. Had fun bowling, then we wanted to get food. Went to the restaurant, only to be disappointed. Cajun fish is not Cajun, only blackened, not spicy at all. For those who can not have spicy food, do not order the Sloppy Joe, the menu says nothing but it is spicy. Did take time for the waiter to tell the manager of the problem, making it seem that I ate the sloppy joe. Not true, the sandwich comes with the bun off the sloppy joe with a pile diced spicy jalapeno on top. Took over 10 minutes for the replacement dish to come out by that time my co-workers were done with their food, so had to get it to go. \n\nNeedless to say that we will not go there to eat. Bowling yes and it's free for locals the first hour. Great service while bowling. They just need to have better staff and a menu that is correct to show what they do feed you.
__label__1 Pretty disappointing. I was curious about what the Linq had to offer, and if this is it, I am concerned. \nWe went on a Saturday night and although bowling was advertised outside, we were unable to even enter the bowling area- it looked like a group had rented it out. There was ample seating around the bars, which was nice, but the drinks were expensive and mediocre at best. In fact, the mojito crossed from mediocre to un-drinkable. For those prices I would rather go next door to Yardhouse where there is a far better drink selection, not to mention some yummy appetizers.
__label__0 I was excited to bring my family here. We came in to bowl an hour of fun. What happened was our waitress kept refilling our pitcher while a quarter was still there, and tried to pour it out in our glasses every chance she could. In the end she charged for every refill.. Of soda. $10 each time. I gladly tipped the hostess. Waitress said it was a weird new rule (umm, to rip off patrons?) she said it was mgts fault, so I asked for mgt. of course Ashley was in a meeting. Terrible first and last impression. Beware, for a good time skip the scam.
__label__0 Unfortunately I had the worst customer service experience I have had in a really long time. I had to repeatedly ask for drink orders. My friend asked twice to place an order and the order got ignored. We tried to ask another waiter but when asked he said that we had to place it with our waiter and e was going to go get him. Twice we did this the waiter never came. TWO hours later we never got our drinks!!!\n\nIt was honestly the worst case of just not giving a F&#k by the employees there. \n\n\nThe only reason this place deserves a one star is because the food we had was good, even though ordering the food was also quite a challenge.
__label__3 Very cool venue that tries to replicate the warehouses of Brooklyn.  Love the attention to detail of the space (brick, concrete, pipes).  Saw Brown Sabbath here on a Friday night and there was no cover.  Drinks are a bit pricey but hey I didn't pay to get in so who's complaining.  We didn't eat in the restaurant but would be a cool place to get dinner before a show.  There are a few bowling lanes to the left of the stage and the whole place has a great ambiance.  Would definitely hit it up again if there was a good show happening or for a round of bowling.
__label__0 This was my first and only visit to the Brooklyn bowl. I loved the ambiance of the business but the bowling is what ruined my night. When there's a live concert there's a $100 minimum fee for the bowling which is so dumb. Then we waited until the concert was over so we only had to pay $25/per half hour (still not worth it) and they add food and drinks onto the one bill and charge for everything. Socks. Food. And unless you're playing they won't let you in so they wouldn't let our friends in. Most expensive bowling game I've ever had. $390 without tip. Also the service at the Lanes was slow. My friend asked the server what beers were on draft and he replied, \"it's on the menu.\" Simply, they weren't friendly and over charged for everything! Never again Brooklyn bowl.
__label__4 I love this place! It's a great hang out on the strip. They have excellent service and great drinks :)
__label__4 What a great place to do my 150th review! I've wanted to check this place out for a long time and when Joel's job had their holiday party here I was super jazzed! \n\nIt's like walking into a circus, but better. It's a concert, bowling alley, bar and restaurant all in one. What an awesome concept! \n\nBecause it was a work party they had the whole second floor blocked off just for us. Super fancy! The second floor is a party all it's own. It has its own bar and bowling alley. Plus, the best view in the house! \n\nOnce the food came out it was on. They brought out so much stuff. A veggie tray with the best blue cheese dressing, French fries covered in assorted cheeses, French bread pizzas with sausage and veggies, and my favorite thing the chicken!!!! Omg, the chicken it was amazing. I'm pretty sure it's Broasted chicken like at Chilly Jilly's in Boulder City. The chicken was so moist and crisp. I totally filled up on that. \n\nAt the bar we were offered some free specialty drinks courtesy of Skyy Vodka. They were tasty although lacked a real shot of alcohol. \n\nWe got to see local band the Retrolites who did some cover songs. Then WAR came on! They rocked the stage. The Brooklyn Bowl has an amazing sound system and even at floor level it's a great place to see a show. \n\nThis was a great opportunity to experience the Brooklyn Bowl. The staff was super nice and so helpful. And I'll never forget that chicken!! Yay, chicken and WAR! What more could girl want!
__label__1 Two stars for trying to support a local restaurant. Hot tea was Lipton, not very authentic. Crispy noodles not very fresh tasting, and didn't come with dipping sauce. Had the lunch special shrimp broccoli with steamed rice and egg roll. Decent sized shrimp, but sauce was overwhelming and total portion was underwhelming. Egg drop soup was decent. Some drinks come out of a fountain, and some are served from a can. Confusing. Decor is not very appealing, but service was prompt.
__label__2 Came here on their 2nd soft opening day. There was a LOT of waiters/waitresses waiting at the door and greeted us the second the door opened. Two of my friend's had already arrived by the time, my friend and I had gotten there (oops i took the long way there apparently... XD or rather the slow way haha). \n\nFirst impressions - LOTS of people working. Probably to get used to the environment and process. Decor. Very simple. Red and White. First thought i had, \"why does this remind me of In n Out....?\" LOL anyway Design almost kept like how it was when Cafe de Japon existed. Bar area. More open now with the various table set ups. Chairs are a bit bottom heavy, so not too easy to move. \n\nEach person is served with a small salad bowl, even before ordering. (surprising) \n\nSince it is still their soft opening, they were not offering their complete menu.\n\nCarbonara Ramen - $10.95 - \"Signature ramen noodle fusion inspired by popular Italian Carbonara pasta.\" A soup base with the original tonkotsu pork broth and milk. Toppings included is an egg yolk , bacon, shiso, and fresh scallions. The type of noodle selected for this ramen is flat, thick noodles. \n\nFirst impression, something new to try. Their rendition of a popular italian dish, in a japanese style. Soup base, is light, due to the broth being mixed with milk (which i dont think is normal cow milk, reminds me of soy milk, maybe?). Noodles are thick, non-traditional ramen noodles, which you don't see often, but cooked to a nice al dente, which gives a nice bite ! =D The egg yolk, im pretty sure was laid in raw, and left with the broth to cook slightly? gives a nice rich flavor overall. Bacon, gives a nice flavor, esp since they had it lightly seared on a grill, but not a fan of bacon. The shiso leaf, actually look me off guard. Gives, something along the lines of maybe a basil flavor? Overall, this ramen is not bad, since its lighter than the shiroi tonkotsu ramen. Not my favorite, but i like the noodles they use. \n\nShiroi Tonkotsu Ramen - $7.95 - \"The best salted ramen is created with salted sauce and brown garlic oil.\" A soup base with the original tonkotsu pork broth with salted sauce. Toppings included is chashu pork, hard-boiled egg, fresh scallions, and kikurage. The type of noodle selected for this ramen is thin noodle. \n\nThin noodles. Overcooked in my opinion. Cooked a bit too long. Lost its \"bite\". The soup is quite salty. Probably from the \"salted sauce\"... whatever that could be. Very heavy in garlic flavor, mostly from the garlic oil. It was surprising to me they did hard-boiled eggs. I'd prefer a soft-boiled egg with a runny yolk. The \"kikurage\" (wood-ear fungus) is quite normal to be in a japanese style ramen. The thing that was nice to me, was the chashu. In comparison to like Monta, this was not fatty at all. Majority meat, with a thin line of fat. A nice touch is they seared it on a grill. Adds a nice flavor to it. Not a bad ramen, though soup base with the salted sauce (what is this?!?) is quite salty. \n\nDuring this soft opening, they also had a few side orders available. \n\nHiromaru Gyoza - $5.50 - Grilled pork dumpling\n\nHiromaru Buns - $6.00 - Two steamed buns filled with butabara (pork belly) and served with Hiromaru original sauce\n\nKaraage - $5.00 - Japanese fried chicken\n\nPretty good ! to start off, the meat is a dark meat. On top of that, its marinated/seasoned so even the inside of the meat is flavorful. The batter used is not too thick, and is nice and crispy. Nice side to get ! \n\nHIromaru Japanese Curry - $8.50 - Japanese style curry rice with chashu pork\n\nTo be honest, upon bring brought out this order, first thing that came to mind, was \"overpriced\". At $8.50, you get about the amount of a small bowl of rice, in a pool of curry sauce, ONE slice of pork, two short spears of asparagus, and a sliver of red bell pepper. The curry sauce, .... very UNDER-whelming. Flavor wasn't there. Felt diluted. Not flavorful at all, like some curry. Some had said its like what you would get from a box of curry, at a grocery store. To me, it was not strong at all. I tasted the sauce straight up. If i had ate it with rice, id be like... uhhh wheres the curry? Aside from that, ONE slide of pork? really? wow... \n\nService wise, they were very attentive. They picked up finished bowls quickly, and were quick to refill on water. Hope their attentive service will last after opening. \n\nOn the side note, they have another room, decorated differently next door. The waitress had told us it is for dinner service for the izakaya? as well has some private VIP rooms too. The decor is complete opposite of the original side. \n\nOverall, not bad for a soft opening and new style. Would like to come back to try different side dishes next time (gyoza and buns) as well as the other two ramen they offer on their menu. For the price (ramen), i'd say they should include one more slide of pork though. Seemed a little \"skimped out\" on only have 1 slice....
__label__4 My wife and I were out shopping on Saturday and as is our custom we were looking for a new and interesting lunch spot.\n\nShe spotted Hiromaru Fusion Ramen and said \"That's it!\".\n\nThe simple yet colorful decor was bright and refreshing compared to some ramen houses I have been in.  The waitress was quick to bring our drinks and explain some menu items to my wife.\n\nI ordered the TATE-YAMA RAMEN which was truly a mountain of vegetables, sprouts, and delicious ramen.  My wife ordered TONKOTSU CURRY TSUKEMEN and it looked and smelled delicious.  Both dishes were beautifully prepared and presented.\n\nWe only had the ramen dishes listed but saw many other interesting meals being served to our fellow diners.  We will visit again to try out other menu items!\n\nHighly recommend Hiromaru Fusion Ramen for a great meal with a little twist.
__label__4 I don't get why there aren't more fast food places on state near campus. It seems like the perfect market (broke, drunk college kids) but I digress...\n\nThey remodeled the entire interior of this place, and the ordering/pickup area is now separate from the dining area, something that always caused a problem at the old TBell. The employees were extremely friendly and seemed like veterans even though the place has only been open 5 days. Service was SO FAST. I got my drink (from one of the two coke freestyle machines-i got diet Barq's vanilla root beer!) and when I was putting the lid on they called my name for my food. The burger was prepared very nicely and actually looked like what was on the menu board. The fries were a bit soggy and not too crisp, but not the worst i've ever had. I went at dinner time on a Friday and there was a bit of a crowd, with the manager asking people in line to \"form two lines\" near the registers. I can see this being an issue especially late at night with drunk folks not paying attention and slowing things down, but we'll see.\n\nClean, great service, and well prepared food. I hope management can keep the riff raff out so this place stays here for the long haul.
__label__1 Went to Baby Kay's on a Friday evening. There was a 30 minute wait.\n\nWe ordered some hushpuppies for an appetizer. My wife ordered a 1/2 Oyster po-boy and gumbo and I orders the shrimp basket.\n\nThe hushpuppies came out with a horseradish sauce and ketchup. The hushpuppies were ok, kind of like Long John Silver's hushpuiies. The horseradish sause was excellent though.\n\nThe service this night was not very good. We waited almost 1 1/2 hours to get our entrees. The server steered clear of us most of the night, which made us angrier. If she would have communicated and offered a salad or something to tide us over, we would have understood.\n\nWe finally get our food and it is average at best. My wife's po-boy and gumbo were cold. My shrimp basket had 8 measly shrimp on it. We were really hoping for better, especially after the wait.\n\nAfter our experience, we don't know how this place gets such good reviews.. food and service not good.
__label__4 Being from St. Louis and having Ted Drews and Bobby's custard finding the is gem for yummy custard in Arizona  is awesome. \nThis location is walking distance to my house and always friendly service. Will make this a weekly treat stop. I can't say much for the food since were not really burger and fry types. But the custard is worth the trip.
__label__4 It's very rare to find Southern Comfort food that delivers I am so happy I found this place ! \n\nPretty much I ordered the 6 jumbo fried shrimp meal which came with 2 sides ( Mac and cheese And mashed potatoes and gravy ) And my mother got a cheese burger meal which came with 1 side also she got Coleslaw as her side .... The Shrimp were absolutely delicious and true to the name Jumbo lol I loved them the Mac and Cheese was to die for !!! ( I think we all have our different preferences on our fav Mac And Cheese lol ) this was great I loved the whole meal ... My mother LOVED the cheeseburger meal the hun was soft , buttery and flakey and she even woke up in the middle of the night to finish it lol ... \n\nI hope you all enjoy this place as much as we do ... We actually just got some more food delivered from them about 15 minutes ago lol but I had to take the time to share this deliciousness with you all gotta go now time to Dig in :)
__label__3 I stopped by here on a whim, thinking they had wifi because it is a coffee/tea/smoothie spot and I learned that they didn't have wifi\nNo biggie \nThe girl that helped me was nice and gave me the run down on the menu and the Flavors that she liked\nI went with a strawberry pi\u00f1a colada smoothie and it was really, really good \nIt was pretty cheap too, which made it even better \nI sat at the table out front and enjoyed the smoothie\nThe foam on top made my day\nI will have to stop by and try one of their coffees
__label__1 I went to cheddars with my mother while I was in town visiting. She had up talked this place so much and convinced me to go. We went around 2pm on a Tuesday well after the lunch rush. We were sat pretty quickly. It took a while for our server to even take our drink orders. As we were sitting there I noticed multiple ants on the table. My mother nodded it off that they probably had just sprayed for bugs and came out. At this point I wasn't really feeling eating there. Out server finally came and took our drink orders, we already knew what we wanted because that's how long it took for her to come over. I ordered their loaded baked potato soup which was delicious and the monte cristo sandwich, also delicious. Low and behold I came down with a very unpleasant bout of food poisoning. I will not be going back during any of my future visits.
__label__1 I was actually kind of excited to visit this place, however my entire experience was negative. We came on a Sunday the decor was kinda cool and it was pretty full. We were seated immediately. Our waitress looked like she had something better to do and when I asked if I had soup and salad she said they didn't have that combo and that she didn't make the menu. Understandable. But her attitude never changed. My boyfriend ordered a BBQ burger and loved it and then we decided to order a pazookie. Huge mistake. After 30 minutes the manager came and said the pazookie was dropped on the floor and they are getting a new one. We waited another 30 mins for our new one and when it finally came we were excited to eat it. Upon diving in we moved the ice cream over and seriously found a pubic hair in our pazookie between the I've cream and cookie. Completely ruined our appetite. Because of our overall experience I will not be returning and would not recommend this place to anybody looking for an uplifting place to eat. Thumbs down.
__label__4 Waitress is the best, angry dog with pork belly as my boss would say the bomb, my girl friend had the beef bulgogi dog shared euro fries Def coming back
__label__4 The absolute best property in Scottsdale. Nothing else compares. Not least of all because of property manager Rebecca, the best in the business.
__label__4 My wife and I went there last night for our anniversary.  The service was first-rate, from start to finish.  The wait staff was friendly and helpful without ever being obtrusive or (as is sometimes the case in high end restaurants) condescending.  \n\nThe food was delicious, from starters to main courses to dessert.  There was a touch too much salt in a couple of the dishes for my taste, but otherwise everything was interesting, fresh, attractively presented, and tasty.  \n\nThe decor was spare, but tasteful.  The view is, of course, magnificent.  And there isn't really a bad table in the restaurant, upstairs or down.\n\nFinally, considering what you get, I think that the pricing is very reasonable.  I will definitely go back!
__label__1 Start off your meal with a valet for $6,  oh you don' t have cash?...that'll be $10 on a card.  Things don't appear as advertised?   That is apparently the theme.\n\n$32 for 'berkshire pork chop' that is listed as $28 on the website menu.   The server informed me that it would be cooked 'medium'  ( slightly pink)  which is perfect.   What came out was grey,  over cooked.  Like it was over cooked and held there for 20 minutes to dry it out on purpose.  It truly takes talent to so thoroughly ruin an ingredient like this.   Maybe this was just a fluke?  Nope,  another person at the table also had an identical ruined pork chop.   The manager offered to comp desserts for the error which is nice but not a remedy.   \n\nAnother person at the table ordered the rack of lamb..$40+  and it was overcooked.   Really... this is unforgivable. Also, the gnocchi.   Flavorless and really not a pleasant texture.   Apparently the red snapper was delicious.    A gentleman behind us was ordering a steak  at the time we were leaving...I should have warned him the 'chefs'  can't handle cooking food to proper temps. \n\nThere were some good points to the meal.  The bread service was nice,  the truffle popcorn was a hit  and the desserts were excellent.   The appetizers were decent,  better than the mains.\n\nService:\nNeeds improvement but was acceptable.  Overall the entire experience was painfully slow.  Almost a 3.5 hour dinner.   Took 25 minutes just to get the checks.  Another table also had to inquire about their food after a lengthy wait.  Restaurant was not even busy.\n\nSuggestion:\n Go to Altius for a drink and dessert with a view.   Want a good meal look elsewhere.
__label__2 The restaurant itself is beautiful, modern, and has a great space for private parties. I had the Chardonnay by the glass and unfortunately thought it was overpriced for such a brassy finish. I was excited for the green gazpacho and the presentation was fantastic, but I was confused by the addition of minced almonds which kind of texturally ruined an otherwise extremely promising starter with a nice kick. The texture confusion continued with the main course in a gnocchi that was gritty, along with it being under seasoned. The flavor profile and presentation were excellent though. Again, overall, nothing was bad, just mediocre. If you're trying to impress a date with food, just go to Isabela up the street. If your date is more into decor, go here. They both have the spectacular view.
__label__3 I visited this place when my boyfriend had to attend the SEMA exhibitor summit. After their second day, SEMA treated everyone to a mixer event here and a ride on the high roller afterwards. I had no idea it was open bar, so I behaved and only had a vodka sour, which was made really well. Believe me, some people make it just as a lemonade, or with a splash of yellow. The hostesses passed around finger foods that included fried lobster, crab cakes, beef in a blanket, chicken on a stick, and lady finger desserts. The food was great and the girls were friendly and not stuck up, which can really make or break the experience of wherever you are. The ambiance of the bar was an old timey, but modern and classy twist to it, definitely somewhere you'd want to spruce yourself up a bit when you're there. \nThere is one downside to it, I wish that it was just a little bit bigger, it feels pretty cramped, although there is an outside section, it still feels like your are up in everyone's bubble.\nI will most certainly be back to this place when I am in town again, the Linq is actually a really neat place to hang out after you get drinks at Blvd.
__label__0 Cocktails with friends at 5:30. Live music (nice) but WAY too loud. More appropriate for late night. \nAlso, BEWARE....there are no bathrooms, despite having more than 250 seats. \nMgt. says since they don't serve food they don't need bathrooms.  Really stupid....won't be back.
__label__2 I've walked by here during the day and never thought much of this little watering hole. On certain nights, however, there is live music to catch your attention. \n\nTo be honest, we only came here because our friend was part of the entertainment one night. The bar itself is a mixture of luxury and oddity. While seats and furniture are cozy and the lighting low the art displayed runs the gamut of interesting and enjoyable to strange and out of place. Take the lightbulb sculpture and chandelier; it an interesting non-functional talking point that highlights the confusing theme of the entire bar.\n\nAs far as selections; the bar is stocked, the waitresses knowledgable, a good selection of specialty drinks, and the bar tenders are well trained enough to make complex drinks to order.\n\nAt the same time, the drinks are not cheap. There is also no flat water available unless you're willing to pay $12 for one of the designer Voss bottles.\n\nIn honest, the drinks were good and I didn't mind paying a premium for them to watch my friend play guitar. But they're not so good that I'd keep coming back to the strangely decorated and overpriced place when considering the number of quality bars in Vegas.
__label__4 I haven't frequented the Linq enough. There are so many cool little spots to hang out at, including Blvd. Cocktail! I was meeting a friend here Tuesday night and it was quite slow. The bartender, Mike, was super awesome and friendly. He made me an Irish Mule even though they didn't have ginger beer on had. He worked some magic with real ginger, ginger ale and other things and the drink was even better than a normal mule with real ginger beer. \n\nThey had a piano player who kept asking us for requests, and he was able to play any song we listed, including songs by JT, Foo Fighers, Kanye West, etc. It's cute little place with a speakeasy feel. The bartenders are obviously very talented mixologists. There's a beautiful patio right out on the promenade as well. I'll be back!
__label__0 As a preface, the actual store part of this Staples is really nice & the people are quite friendly.\n\nI'm not usually one to complain, but after spending 45 minutes or more meticulously organizing my presentation on Staples.com, then paying an extra $5 to have it \"rushed\" you would expect your presentation to be correct & ready at the time quoted. I was quoted 7:30. At 7:45 they handed me an order. I say \"an\" order, because it sure wasn't mine. None of my pages were two sided (as I specified), there were about twenty copies of the same 4 pages (which were only supposed to be two double sided ones), they were missing two whole files from the order I submitted, & they used the wrong paper to boot. They literally got nothing correct. I stood there and walked the counter guy through exactly what I needed. All that online ordering time was a complete waste apparently. So now, at 8:30, an hour after I was supposed to have my order ($5!) I am finally leaving the Staples print center. The young man behind the counter offered nothing more than a \"Sorry 'bout that\". I didn't ask, but a refund of the \"rush\" fee might have been a nice gesture.\n\nFirst & last time I ever print things here!
__label__0 Running out of Gyros on a thursday night ?? really ?? extremely disappointing. we came for their main dish and they ran out of it.
__label__2 My expectations may be too high...let's start off with the positives.  Big parking lot, modern decor and very spacious.  Great service for having only one person running the front of the house.   \n\nWe ordered chicken red curry, papaya salad, BBQ chicken, pad thai and a side order of sweet rice.\n\nSweet rice - soggy and over cooked.  It came in a plastic sandwich bag.\n\nBBQ chicken - it was served with a side of the sweet chili sauce...bottled chili sauce.  The chicken is a piece of chicken breast marinated in what seemed like dried curry rub.  It was not BBQ nor did it taste like BBQ. It tasted pan fried.  Overall, I did not like it.\n\nPapaya salad - a bit too salty without the lime flavor.  Tiny bits of dried peanuts mixed throughout the salad....wasn't authentic, very Americanized.\n\nChicken red curry - loved the bamboo shoots and normal curried vegetables in the dish however the curry sauce lacked flavor.  It was very bland and no taste...it could've used a dash of fish sauce.  Overall, it was ok.\n\nPad thai - I was over it prior to making my way towards this dish.  My kids absolutely LOVED it!  That says it all as my kids are very picky eaters with a sophisticated palette.\n\nWould I return? Likely not and still in search for authentic Thai cuisine in AZ!
__label__0 Wait times seem rather longer than usual. Made a basic order and took rather long for them to still get it wrong. Employees definitely don't want to be there and show it. Some even tell you when you ask them how they are doing. Seemed like a rather new location and wanted to try it out. Been twice since it opened and both times were slow and messed something up in my order. I'll just look for another place to stop on my way to the office.
__label__1 The good: The atmosphere is nice and our waiter was nice.\n\nThe bad: extremely overpriced pizza. Yes, the pizza I had was good but I can go to Grimaldi's and get a way bigger pizza for what they charge at this joint. We only ordered two 10\" pizzas and it was $43. We didn't even have drinks, just water. They don't offer bread here either. I love how this is an \"Italian\" place yet no Caesar salad on the menu. \n\nService is SSSLLOOOOWWWWW. \n\nI won't return. I would rather go to a cheap pizza by the slice place than spend the amount you spend here. It's just pizza, not science.
__label__0 My friend and I came in for a late lunch around 2:30pm and we were greeted and seated quickly, since there was nobody here. I ordered the calamari and my friend ordered the iceberg salad. Our food came out surprisingly fast, not in a good way, basically as fast as a fast food restaurant would bring out your order. The iceberg salad was drowned in dressing and the lettuce was limp and lifeless. It tasted like it was premixed and was sitting in the refrigerator overnight, disgusting. The calamari was alright. The last time I came here when the place first opened it was delicious, downgraded quite a bit. Although we got seated quickly and our food came out quickly, after that the waitress barely even came to our table to check up on us. We sat here for an extra hour waiting for our check. Definitely will not be coming back, would rather check out Olive Garden.
__label__3 You know, we still haven't gotten that \"I live in Vegas and I don't go the Strip\" thing out of our system. We still keep going. Will it ever stop?? \nAnyways, this is gonna be short and sweet! Because literally, we were in and out. But that was a good thing!\nSee, we were kind of cramped for time, we were going to see a show. We got seated. Ordered drinks. Chilled for a bit. Ordered. Ate. Laughed. Dude! The people watching is INSANELY HILARIOUS!! I suggest you go and sit outside, have a couple fo drinks and just watch the onslaught of disasters walking down The Quad! \nOk, back to the food. The pies were AWESOME! The service was great and super friendly! All in all, a good spot!
__label__2 Stopped in to get a gyro.  Friendly service and somehow related to the location on 4th downtown.  The menu has some variety from Wraps & Gyro's to Pide (Turkish Pizza) to kebaps, to regular pizza, salads and wings.  \n\nMy gyro was good.  The fries were pretty good too.  Will have to stop back and try a Pide.  The person next to us had a Pide and said it was his favorite thing on the menu.
__label__4 This is one of the best if not the best coffee haven in Charlotte. The atmosphere is terrific the product is fabulous the people are awesome and now I have a great rewards program on top of everything else
__label__1 Once the home of Caribou Coffee, this University hangout was reborn as Cafeccino.  It boasts the stereotypical coffeehouse decor and offers plenty of seating.  The menu, however, is limited and the staff seems uneducated in the likes of coffee.  Looking for a latte?  This place may work for you.  Seeking counter culture?  They'll give you that tilted head, confused puppy look.  Not that I have any room to talk.  That's the same look I flaunted when I first learned of counter culture and pour over.  Now a lover of both, most other coffee can only be described as lacking.\n\nCafeccino does offer the pour over method but, for me, the coffee was nearly undrinkable.  Perhaps a little pour over training is in order.  Either way, this place just wasn't for me.  I felt as though they were more concerned about their image than their product.  An investment in product knowledge would go a long way.  \n\nIn addition, they offered a nice patio area but kept the door leading out to it locked.  What's the point?  I first tried entering through that door as I parked near the back patio.  Upon realizing that it was locked, I was forced to pass by the ever so pleasant dumpster while walking around to the front.  This business sets facing West Mallard Creek Church Road and any foot traffic would likely try entering through that patio door first.  Just FYI, an open door is typically viewed as more inviting.  Just sayin'!
__label__1 Meh.. its all i can say.  I went here because of the rave reviews, but i didn't see anything special about it, and I've had better.  I also waited over 45 minutes past my appointment time because they were understaffed that day.. i get that people call out and i have patience and forgiveness.. but may offer 10% off for the long wait? that would have me coming back for sure.  the one thing that i really liked about this place is that the nail tech opened a new tool package before getting to work on my nails, so i appreciate cleanliness!
__label__4 This place is clean, decorated very cute and the ladies are all friendly and super accommodating. I've never had an issue getting in even when it's last minute and the prices are fair. I get gel overlay and they never disappoint.
__label__3 For a new craft beer premises it's ok and the staff seem to know a good deal of what they are talking about.\n\nThe interior is nice and cosy with lots of seating.  As part of of a group we were offered a beer tasting and nachos and chicken wings.  Quite happy to say I found a craft beer that I liked.  The nachos and chicken wings were ok, nothing screams out better than anywhere else.\n\nIt's nice and cosy downstairs where we had the event too.
__label__0 Under staffed and under trained staff. Not your typical Oreganos experience. Staff is rough. \nA chaotic dining experience at best. An espoused Chicago restaurant and no Blackhawks game only Ozzie and Harriet come on now.....Cave Creek is starving for any dining experience ...Time will tell....
__label__0 I cannot tell you what the draw is to this place but it certainly isn't worth waiting for a table here. The pizza was the worst pizza we ever had, anywhere! It was bland, tasteless but with an occasional funky flavor mixed in. Very expensive pizza when you consider the poor quality ingredients it is made with. I can't complain about the service but they weren't overly busy when we were there. This was our first time going there and we will never go back.
__label__3 This place is always busy. Worth the wait though. Food is good and the portions are huge. You may want to consider sharing a meal. They have the best pizza in the area. I'm from Chicago and this is the closest I've found so far.
__label__0 Horrible experience! Got there at 1 am and the front desk worker wasn't there. The lights were turned off so I called with the after hours phone. After 10 minutes, someone let us in and we stood at the counter and he finally walked up, then told us we couldn't check in for an hour because the computer was down. Finally got to our room 2 hours later! Horrible experience!
__label__0 They are the biggest and one of the better looking among the modest restaurants in Terminal 4 B gates. The big pig on the wall with the retro typeface tries to subvert the overwhelming and inescapable airport food court vibe.\n\n\nThe waitress was friendly and the service was prompt.\n\nI ordered a grilled cheese with tomato soup. The cheese was just tasteless and the soup was more salty than if it had come out of a can. I asked for coffee to go and it was barely lukewarm - made me think if the service was really as genuine as you can expect at an airport eatery.\n\nI will remember this place enough to not go there the next time I fly to Vegas through that airport.
__label__4 My sister and I went in there after seeing their ad at LVAC. Got a gel manicure and pedicure. The prices were very fair. Gels are always a little more expensive, but for me it's worth it because it lasts longer and they rarely chip. Erin, the woman who did my nails, was really sweet and did such a great job. The experience was wonderful. I will definitely be returning. Thanks again guys!
__label__4 Third time here and each time it is a great experience.  Atmosphere  is fun and relaxing.  A must for a girls pamper day.  Pedicures and gel manicures are amazing and last for weeks.
__label__0 One stare for the cute shop and very friendly receptionist. Went in for blow dry. The worse my hair has ever looked. Flat, bangs in my eyes, and whatever product was put on for shine would not allow me to style my hair once home. Had to wash it and start over. New grads from school, maybe? Will not be going back.
__label__3 Carrie was our waiter and she was great. Meat was very tasty a little on the dry side but tasty none the less. Had a rib n pork platter someone else had Mac n cheese. Ribs were tasty and their house BBQ sauce was VERY yummy. There may be better BBQ places but this place was still delicious none the less.
__label__0 This place should be shut down, the staff is very irresponsible. If you, as the patient, don't call to get test results, they don't call you to tell you if everything is okay or not. They mess up test results, one staff member will tell you one thing and then another staff member will tell you another thing. This place makes me think that their staff is not properly educated for their jobs. Also, if you want the doctor to explain your test results, there is a fee just to speak with them. I'm done with this place, after messing up 3 test results. No stars for this place would be nice.
__label__4 This food was seriously delicious. I hate to say it but i am seriously \"craving\" one of their bowls right now. The flavors are well done and their products are fresh. If you want a healthy and delicious meal, you need to here. They have tons of gluten free options, vegetarian and vegan dishes for all of your dietary needs. Head on over!
__label__4 I thought, how could a place have all 5 stars. I went the same day I found them on Yelp to find out. It is similar to a Chipotle or Gadzooks in that they have a food line and you can see what's there while it's being made. Everyone there  was friendly. The lady offered to give us samples of the meat before ordering. They have quite a few to pick from. I ended up with 2 conchinita pivil and 1 adobado tacos. It was more than just good. It is a bit of a drive but I will be hitting this place on the weekends.
__label__3 A taco place that has 5 stars with over 100 reviews? Obviously ... had to check it out. \n\nFirst let me say, I don't know about the authenticity of these tacos. The corn tortilla was ok, the flavors of the meat(s) were a little off in my opinion and their spicy meats were seemingly ... a cover for bad quality meat.\n\nHowever, $7 for 5 street tacos is a great place, and they have a large selection of salsas to go with these so you can be sure to find something you like.\n\nThey don't have the traditional meats, except for maybe Asada (carne asada) and Carnitas but the description is so bizarre that you won't really know what it is you're getting. But hey, they let you try the meats before you order so that's a plus. Fast, friendly service.
__label__0 If they could get zero stars, I would give them such a rating. When we walked in, it wasn't too busy, and the 'host' seemed both aloof and was hobbling about in a very careless fashion. They have two stations, one for sushi prep, and another for hot foods, yet all the seated patrons were receiving food one dish at a time at an excruciatingly slow pace. When our host finally seated us after we had awkwardly stood there (waiting to be seated) for ten minutes, once we sat down, after another ten minutes, the host brought us waters in what could be the filthiest glasses on record. After waiting another twenty minutes, the servers had still not come by, either to check up or to even take our order. One server came to the table next to us to fill up waters, but clearly couldn't be bothered to attend to our table (even though the place is pretty small). My normal policy is to wait at least ten minutes before getting someone's attention, and by this point, we had already been there over half an hour, without any service whatsoever. While I wanted to give this place a chance, the already lackluster experience motivated us to leave, and so we did. Of course, since no one had attended to us, no one could be bothered to notice that we were leaving. If other patrons' plates were any indicator, heaps of greasy food remained on their plates as they were leaving (please note that this restaurant charges you if you have food leftover on your plate). Glad we left then.
__label__4 So, had I gone on my own to DMV, I would have had to wait for who knows how many hours to be told that I needed certain information changed.  Then would have had to leave, change that information and then go back and wait for hours.  At least, I was able to walk right up, get it all figured out in 10 minutes and pay a few extra bucks now to waste my entire day.\n\nThanks Rob Young Insurance for the recommendation!  Insurance and registration in the same place!  Makes total sense to me!
__label__4 Couldn't be happier with my service and experience at this high end bike shop. I strolled in after hours in need of some gear for an early morning spin class. Steve, the owner, was on hand and took his time showing me around and offering me the best deals and some amazing discounts too! I'll definitely be back soon to purchase my next road bike.
__label__0 Went in for a beer and a shot with having no previous liquor. Turned us down for NO REASON so just like a gentleman went to the Bar and Got *** since the young Mexican guy was turning us down in such a rude way. He was using racial slures and since there is many other Bars we decided to turn our WATERS down and go elsewhere. I would not recommends this place. A small Mexican kid that probably got picked on in elementary school cut us off pre mature. I NEVER write reviews but I play for the Angels and hardly ever go out. But this has LITERALLY got to be the worst place in TEMPE. I just have to say way to go! Thumbs up to the Mexican kid that made the decision! I'm sober and writing this niw and in my way to have a good time. I would never in a million years write this but what a way to send us out. First  stop !! Skip this place! Waste of time. And oh ya my Bar tab is usually around $650... Forget this place !
__label__1 I had high hopes for this Zipps location.\nPositives: bigger bar, nice patio, TVs galore!\nNegatives: food ( had to take my wings back twice and they still couldn't get it right). My sister ordered the focaccia which was cut in tiny pieces on a cold as ice pita. Customer service was like pulling teeth. We sat for more than twenty minutes waiting on refills. As much as I love their wings, I might go somewhere else on mill with better service who will get my order right.
__label__1 Loved the drinks but the service was horrible. We ordered an appetizer that never came (and was later put on the bill). I would rather just sit at the bar than deal with the server's attitude.
__label__4 I had the lamb dumplings which were flavorful and I would highly recommend.  Very friendly service from the staff.  And I cherished the more traditional Chinese  seaweed served as the salad.  I'll be coming back just to find this salad.
__label__4 I ordered chocolate shaved snow and it wasn't what I was expecting, but good. Employees were super friendly and the store was spotless, even on a busy Saturday evening. Fun addition to Centennial Hills
__label__0 Was super excited to enjoy shaved snow in my neighborhood but that excitement quickly diminished after one taste.  Overly priced and not worth the cost.  I'll continue to drive to China Town for some yummy shaved snow.
__label__3 Amazing salads! Some of the specials they run can be a bit pricy if you add meat but they are worth it. I would love if they opened earlier, around 6, for breakfast. I would stop by every day on my way to work!
__label__3 Pros: Very fun and friendly, energetic employees. Delicious drinks. Smoothies for the kiddos. I love going to this place.\nCons: Poor location. The parking lot is congested so it makes the one line very long and challenging to get through as they sometimes stack people in two lines and try to get them to merge into one.
__label__4 This place is super. It's has great big windows and plenty smiles to go around. The staff is very helpful and the food was great. I had the sweet potato pancakes which rocked and tasted the biscuits gravy which were also way above par. The place is clean. Well staffed. Good food and near my house which makes it a 5 star place for me !
__label__4 Totally love this place!! Enormous menu, which is usually a turn off, but everything looked so delicious that I actually wanted to order it all! \n\nStaff was friendly and attentive, our server Jocelyn was great! :) Our food came out very fast and it was so yummy! \n\nI had the Almond Crusted French Toasts!! OMG!!! So good!!! \n\nI will be back many, many more times! :)
__label__1 Went on a Sunday morning about 10am. It was clearly busier than the staff and kitchen crew are able to handle. The place was packed but the tables were not full. It took a while to order and then the order was not correct when it came to the table. The appetizer cinnamon roll never came, my drink was not refilled and my pancake was burnt (black). The hash browns needed some love and my french toast seemed old. I hope they get their act together, it has the right ingredients to make it happen.
__label__3 Our first visit to Dive was on burger night-which is an excellent deal.My boyfriend was convinced by our server-who was excellent-to order the PB 'N Chutney burger. It sounds gross but it was amazing!We have also had the Reuben eggrolls and the Loaded Croquettes-both of which were large enough to be individual meals. Other favorite dishes include:buffalo chicken egg rolls,the Kahlua pork sliders, and the sweet potato tots (excellent with the cinnamon sugar butterI liked that the egg rolls had a chipotle coating, the flavors blended nicely-like buffalo chicken dip wrapped in an egg roll. The portion size was 3 large egg rolls and I was fine letting my food-deprived friend eat 2. Only suggestion: they served it with ranch and I think blue cheese would have been a better accompaniment. The kahlua sliders were very tasty! We assumed there would be three sliders but there were 4 so I thought that was a good deal for $8. I do not like onion straws so I did eat these minus that ingredient. The pineapple and red pepper chutney was out of this world!it complimented the sweet BBQ sauce well and the pork was deliciously tender. Now the sweet potato fries are an option as a side with any burger (except the sliders), sandwich, or wrap. The cinnamon sugar butter is reason enough to order these. The tots are nothing spectacular but that butter well makes up for that. Also they had some great beers on tap last night, both my friend and I enjoyed Clown Shoes Clementine (corriander and clementine was the flavor profile) which was new to us and Bell's Oberon (an oldy but goody). All in all the beers (6 of them) were the most expensive part of the meal and totaled $30. For $50 this was great food, great beer, and a good time out!) Everything is very reasonably priced, they have a varied menu so that everyone should be able to find something appetizing.
__label__4 This Twice as nice is clean, new and full of things!  It's probably the nicest thrift store I've been in AND you have 2 weeks to return items if they don't work out AND they give store credit for donations.  The ladies had actual conversations with me, more than just \"can I help you?\"  I'll be going back for sure.  Oh, and the prices are GREAT.  (Ex. $1.99 for most of the kids clothes I looked at).  The most I spent on anything there was a shirt for 6.99
__label__0 Worse place ever, store is messy and short staff. The ladies at the counter can't calculate time, 20 mins turned into over 2hrs and still not done. I ended up taking my stuff because it wasn't even half way done. \n\nDon't waste your time!!!
__label__4 We stumbled across this establishment because we were interested in checking out the guitar shop in the same mall - and the restaurant previously known as SuperMex (now Jalisco Cantino).\n\nAs a burgeoning online used bookseller myself - I have to say that this is the best used bookstore in Vegas (IMHO). Love the staff, attitude and selection (my personal habit is vintage cookbooks of which they have plenty). Welcoming and friendly - it's everything a used bookstore should aspire to be!
__label__2 Was greeted promptly. Server came over right away. Service and delivery of the order was exccellent.  Burger was very tasty.  Fries were soso.Thought the price for the burgers and fries were somewhat expensive.  Was not crazy about the choices of burgers.  Cost was  $42.00 + tip.  Could have gotten the same thing a 5 guys for about $15.00.
__label__1 Trying out Back Room Burger for the first time today. So far it is a DISASTER! Placed my order at 2:21 for a Barry Burger. We asked the server how large is the burger and he looked at us like we were showing a dog a magic trick. He had NO CLUE. He said he would go ask the chef. Just so everyone knows, it is 5.25 ounces. He politely took our order and but NEVER offered any side dish or French Fries.  \n\nAt 2:40 we were notified that the kitchen is running a little slow because it was very busy at the pool. (there were only 10 inside the restaurant) So they offered us a complimentary order of Crispy Tortilla Chips with Guacamole, Chipotle and Tomatillo Salsas. This is a $9 item on the menu. (Would not recommend for the value.)\n\nAt 3:15 the food arrived to the table. The burger was good but really, think of how many other good burgers we have in this city. \n\nFor the inconvenience of the 54 minute wait, they took the burger off of the bill. \n\nIn conclusion, let's assume the service was perfect, server being knowledgeable of the menu and food being prepared perfectly in a timely manner. There are at LEAST a DOZEN other burger joints in this town that outshine Back Room Burger.
__label__0 besides the equipment and place being new and clean the staff is ridiculously rude. I had the chance to get personal trained by staff and Tara is horrible. She doesn't care about her clients and she stands in front of the mirror to look at herself all the time. She is disorganized with appointments and doesn't come out of her \"office\" unless she has a client. The assistant manager ashley at the front desk walks around like she is lost and gives people a dirty look which is not welcoming at all.I would not recommend.
__label__3 Honesty do not know what to rate this place! It was absolutely delicious lobster and absolutely expensive! $17 and $21 with fries and a drink. I shared the Connecticut lobster roll with French fries imagining a much larger roll but it was the tiniest of sandwiches. Not sharable but we made do since it was too late. The roll was delicious and left me wanting more! The bread itself soaked in the butter from the very juicy and fresh lobster. I will come back if I'm in a spending mood for lobster!
__label__2 Since I'm a lover for lobster rolls, I decided to come here for lunch.  My husband and I decided to split a combo.  The lobster roll was ok.  I didn't like that the meat was chopped in tiny pieces (reminds me of canned tuna).  I also didn't like how the slit of the bun was just barely half way through the bread.  It makes me feel like they're trying to save on lobster meat.  With each bite we made, the meat fell out of the bun.  The chowder fries were ok.  Nothing to rave about.  For over $20, I was pretty dissatisfied with the portions I was given.
__label__1 While out running errands the hubs and I decided to stop for a bite. We live in the neighbor and had seen the grand opening sign.... \n\nUpon walking in we were not greeted, even though the cashier was making a milkshake. When she walked passed us she still didn't acknowledge us... Then when we placed our order she just kinda stared. Not really a great impression. \n\nHonestly, there is nothing special about this place. My fries came from the freezer and were undercooked. My burger was cooked all the way threw (they do not due temp requests) and flavor less. The hubs ordered a strawberry milkshake, for the price the cup was super small and we watched the cashier throw what wouldn't fit in the cup away. If you're going to waste your product, you could have given it to us... Either way it's costing you.  I could have literally has the exact meal at Burger King for a better value. \n\nDoubt I'll return :(
__label__3 Cool place to check it out..
__label__1 Food was just ok. The eggplant I found really good. But when asking questions about the menu, the server didnt know how to help at all. She barely spoke english and was confused when asking if we could get beef instead of chicken with ramen. She then suggested beef noodles. It didnt have ramen though, we didnt know that. My friend didnt really like its texture that much. \n\nWe ordered a soju alcoholic drink. It was good but when we ordered another one, the server came back 15 minutes later and said that the manager made the last drink, she didnt know how to make it and she wasnt sure if the manager was coming back. \n\nI did like the hot pot, i thought it was spicy and adding extra toppings werent expensive\n\nWe ordreed a side of beef tongue which we were pretty sure it had a bad smell.\n\nAlthough I thought the hot pot was good, I probably will be very hesitant to come back because of all the other entrees and the restaurant's service.
__label__4 This place is hands down the best place to get your phone fixed. I received great customer service and it was a really quick fix !! :) I will definitely recommend this place to everyone. If I could I would give 10 stars. Very satisfied with the work and customer service :)
__label__2 I'm pretty sure most of these new reviews are from employees and their families. \n\nRefused to honor my Groupon (prepaid of course).\nThis is exactly the same place as before. Their sign even still says Greek Grill & Fry Co. and it's run by the same people. \nThe server was polite and made good suggestions,  but failed to alert me that they would not honor the 50% off Groupon before we ate, but instead offering a 20% discount. I always mention any deals on the way in for this reason.\n\nThe food was good,  not a huge selection but it was hot and made to order. We seemed to be the only customers that whole day. The Uncle/Grandpa of the family was in the dining area watching TV and talking on his phone. It's a very casual place.
__label__4 My hubby and I love the food and staff here. And the bakery stuff are awesome. Small friendly warm restaurant.
__label__0 My poor children who live out of state, have no idea how cheap and ugly the flowers I just received from Carmel Florist are. They do not resemble the online photo at all. I actually laughed at the gentleman who delivered them to my door. They spent $60 and they are not even worth $6. Shame on you for calling yourself a florist! I took photos just to prove what was delivered.
__label__0 Service was good... The food taste terrible, feels like the boiling pot in LA, but taste totally different. I ordered the spicy pot, the super spicy one, it's not spicy at all...disoppionted
__label__3 This is my favorite hot pot place in vegas. It kind of reminds me of Boiling Point in California. I always get the Japanese Miso Pot that is mild - and even the mild is a little spicy for me. You have an option between minced pork rice, regular rice, and vermicelli. My friends got the stinky tofu but they said \"its not really stinky.\" I like to get either the popcorn chicken or the taiwanese sausage for appetizers. Their boba drinks are very good as well - not too sweet.
__label__3 Personal size hot pot. Starts at $12.99. Japanese Miso was delicious. I got medium spice and it was pretty spicy.  I liked it though.  We had to ask server to put our fire out so soup could cool down for us to eat. Complimentary green tea with meal :) Next best thing to Pho on a cold day! Would definitely come back:)
__label__2 Do not be fooled by their beautiful #1 lobster pot. Almost everything in the pot was really good but that lobster was not. There's no telling just how long that little thing was in the freezer before it made it inside my face, but it tasted like ages. The rice and broth were yummy and veggies were fresh. The popcorn chicken was delightful yet super duper salty. I loved my passion fruit green tea but my mate says his milk tea was sub-par. The hot pots were cute and their presentation is pretty and clean. Very nice and attentive wait staff, but a strange atmosphere that didn't quite match the food they were serving. Not sure if I would go here again, but we enjoyed ourselves.
__label__1 Prices are fair but 45 minutes to wash and vac my car? That's a little much. Undecided if I'll be a returning customer.
__label__4 My favorite! I'm so glad they opened one right by me! They're the best shaved ice I've ever had.
__label__3 Very friendly great service food was good not great . Love the mom and pop atmosphere
__label__3 A healthy choice for lunch or dinner in the plaza! The dumplings are homemade and are very soft. I had the carrot + beef dumplings and they were quite delicious. The congee is fairly cheap at 2$ a bowl so whenever I have spare change, I stop by and grab one. Give the place a try!
__label__1 Needed a place to practice hitting. Otherwise I'd have found another place. Not enough room in the slow pitch cage to allow for a full swing. Thankful I had someone with me to pull the net away. Definitely not worth $25 for an hour of pitches. Two stars only because it's indoors.
__label__0 Small and not enough room. Avoid this place if you're bringing a whole team. Last resort.
__label__1 Three stars because their cupcakes are delicious but spending $3.75 for one regular sized cupcake is ridiculous!\n\nI had bought one of each to try them over a few days. My favorite was the lemon meringue. My least favorite was the cinnamon sugar. The lemon meringue was worth the $3.75. It took a lot of effort and creativity to come up with that one. The cinnamon sugar was basically a muffin. Don't be fooled when you look at this one it does not have frosting!!! A cupcake has frosting! This highly disappointing muffin is nothing special at all! \n\nI'll be back but not often!
__label__0 This cupcake place simply sucks. You have to wait to get in, but once you taste the cupcakes they are horrible. The cake has no flavor and lacks something.  The toppings make it appealing until you taste the whole cupcake.  I tossed the cupcake I bought for lack of flavor, my kids also got rid of theirs.
__label__2 I had a Sprinkles Sundae with a coconut cupcake and vanilla ice cream. The cupcake Itself was a chocolate cupcake. It was moist and not too sweet however I prefer a classic white cake. The frosting was sweet but not too sweet and complimented the cupcake. The vanilla ice cream was okay. It was icy and could not taste any vanilla. It reminded me of soft serve.  My daughter had a strawberry cupcake with strawberry ice cream.  It was flavorful and tasted like strawberries. The store is really cute and the staff is very helpful & friendly.
__label__1 Maybe i am not fancy enough, but it just tasted like a cupcake. It was funny to order from an ATM. I rank it low because it was expensive (4.50 each) and not all that special. they are also not big at all. For the price, i expected it to be a larger cupcake.
__label__1 I've heard all the raves and was anxious to try Sprinkles cupcakes. Once the newness of Linq wore off a bit Frank and I went over to see what all the fuss has been about. My husband is a sucker for Red Velvet so his choice was easy. I, on the other hand, wasn't in the mood for anything in particular. I asked which was their best seller? \"Red Velvet.\" Ok, second best? \"Chocolate Marshmallow.\" Sold! \n\nMost, if not all cupcakes are $3.75 each. \n\nThe Red Velvet fell flat. The frosting was too sweet and the cake was dry. The Chocolate Marshmallow was the better choice, but it was still pretty dry even with the marshmallow center, and I hated the rock hard candy placed on top. \n\nI've had better, and I've had worse, but I won't be singing any praises for Sprinkles Cupcakes.
__label__0 I thought about writing this review for a while now, I rarely write negative reviews, but I honestly cannot refer this place to anyone\n.\nWent to Times Square for a friend's birthday celebration, it was on a Sunday at 12:30pm she had a nice turn out of maybe 17 people.  Our server was Teresa; she was extremely rude and somewhat combative.   I arrived around 12:45 so it was 15 minutes to one, after checking out the menu the only thing I looked forward to having was the cheese steak sandwich with peppers & onions, I told Teresa that I would like that, and she said no you can't, it's not 1pm yet (it was 12:50 at this point) and that I would need to order something now, I told her I don't know what I want , she said ill wait here till you tell me so I can get these orders in.  I felt rushed into something I didn't want and didn't understand why she couldn't take orders from the rest of the table and come back around after 1 (by now it was less than 9 minutes away) She then proceeded to tell me that it wouldn't even be possible to order it at 1pm because they (the cooks) need to clean the grills and everything so there would be no cross contamination. Said something having to cook the peppers and onions and that wouldn't be done until after 1.  I was not happy.  I told her I was not ready to order yet. \n\nI really hate having a craving for something to find out you can't but scanned the menu and ordered the Mediterranean salad, mixed greens, artichoke hearts, tomatoes, pepperoncini, olives, roasted red peppers, cucumbers, red onions & feta cheese.  Sounds good right? Nope, it wasn't, everything was soggy wet, I didn't need to put any dressing on it, the artichoke hearts & roasted red peppers tasted as if they came out of the can/jar wasn't even rinsed or dried off, the feta was soggy, the entire salad was just miserable.\n\nAfter rude service and horrible food I just wanted to get the heck out of dodge, I asked for my check, I had the cash out ready for when she brought it to me, I gave it right back to her, she then placed in on the table, walked away for about 10 minutes came back handed everyone else there checks, ran all of the credit cards gave them back there checks, they signed their cards in left, I was the 1st to request and to pay but had to wait for 15 other people's  credit cards to come through before she even went to get change for me.  \n\nI didn't complain to the manager because it was my friend's birthday, but I will never set foot back in that place, just soo rude.  Save your time and money and find somewhere else to eat.
__label__0 Overpriced for quantity & quality of food.  Sandwich comes with nothing -- if you want fries, extra charge.  I ordered ravioli & requested alfredo sauce rather than marinara sauce (additional charge?!).  It also came with nothing except a piece of burnt garlic bread that I could not even eat.  Most places serve a side salad with a pasta entr\u00e9e.  Service was slow.  Overall not the worst, but not worth going back to.
__label__2 Doughnuts were hot, fresh and good. The reasoning behind the 3 stars is due to 1) the manager/ shift supervisor/ the person who rang us up came across as arrogant and unfriendly 2) the seating/eating area was dirty and we were 2 of 3 customers in the place 3) the place where they assemble the doughnuts was dirty as well. It was unappetizing. I will try it again. Hopefully I will go back to a clean & friendly environment.
__label__0 Fuckture prune is the donuts on earth man! Fuckture prune is the donuts on earth man! Fuckture prune is the donuts on earth man! Fuckture prune is the donuts on earth man!
__label__3 I am not a fan of cake doughnuts. I am going to start off with that. So when my coworker's wife brought these for our department to celebrate his birthday,  I avoided taking one. Until... I found out he saved one for me before everyone inhaled them. Well damn, I couldn't say no.\n\nI took a deep breath and decided to take one for the team and take a bite. But hold up, this cake doughnut was different. It wasn't heavy dense dough. It was light and had yummy flavor. The glaze wasn't too sweet and the little chocolate chips on top weren't chalky, made by Satan to torture chocolate loving brown folks like myself. No, this was a good damn cake doughnut. \n\nI felt like I needed to apologize to him for avoiding this little piece of bliss he put away for me. This place is legit! \n\nI am now a fan of cake doughnuts. Only from this place though. Fractured Prune is my secret lover and the hubs is ok with that.
__label__1 Friendly service but food quite ordinary.  Did not enjoy the food except sou p which was okay
__label__3 First time at this new BBQ and I was very pleased with my dinner. Had the baby back ribs and they were excellent. Right up there with the best I have had in AZ. The brisket was good but a little dry. I will definitely go back soon and try other menu items.
__label__0 Service sucks sooooooo bad. I waited 25 minutes for a bowl of chili? Really? Did they have to hunt a cow? I mean you scoop it in a bowl and you serve it. It should only take 5 minutes but 25 minutes???? I walked out. Oh and by the way I told my waitress I've been waiting for 25 minutes---- she said ok. No apologies. Wow! Avoid it like a plague.
__label__4 Loved it! It's free for the ppl who are wondering!! Basically a tuner shop for fords with a extremely nice collection of cobras gt's ext. With a gift shop and sells center for those looking for some performance upgrades !
__label__3 Update: french fries and hash browns recipes changed. They were better when they first opened. I can't seem to get an answer on the change. Not as good. \n\nGreat place. Great atmosphere. With open indoor and patio dining. Just had their grand opening and the service is getting to match the good good they serve. A must try if you live in the PV/Scottsdale area. Love the San tan hefe!
__label__1 My husband and I were so excited to see a trendy and family friendly restaurant pop up near our neighborhood we couldn't wait to try! We gushed over the decor for the entire time it took to get our wine (15 mins) which was sub par and room temperature. The menu was good, but only if you were on a \"cheat day\".  We ordered the only 3 healthy options on the menu and were VERY disappointed. The hummus app was the smallest portion of hummus we've ever encountered, but the stale pita chips were enough for a portion 10x the size.  My Caprese salad didn't feel fresh and his garden salad was blah.  Again we pondered, \"maybe we ordered wrong\" but come on, you shouldn't have ANYTHING on your menu if you don\"t stand behind it.  It was so disappointing that WE WENT TO ANOTHER RESTAURANT  AFTER ON A WORK DAY THAT CRAZY!!!    This place makes me soooooo sad because its the first trendy thing within 7 miles of our house! PLEASE PLAESE FIX THIS WE WILL BE REGULARS!
__label__1 I really wanted to like this place since it's in our neighborhood, but we've now been there for both brunch & dinner and were disappointed both times. The atmosphere is so cute and the patio set up is great. However the food is terrible. We were with a party of 5 for dinner, and all of us thought our food was just blah. Then my husband & I went for brunch, and both did not like our meals then either. I hope they improve their food! I really want to like this place.
__label__1 Cool restaurant great neighborhood concept but the food is so bland. Store bought chips for the dips. Kids Mac and cheese is gritty and flavorless. Chicken in salad is over cooked and not seasoned. Heaping pile of raw arugula on my pizza. Salt is great resource. Thanks but no thanks not again
__label__1 My husband and I were excited when Modern Grove opened, we live near by. We've been there 3 times. # 1 beers are NOT cold. #2 service is slow and often have to look for your server #3 wait time for food seems a little too long. We have always been able to get a seat without having to wait. We have been disappointed with them. We will not go back until we have heard better reviews.  I  hope the management  looks at these reviews and attempts to make changes.
__label__2 The place is really cute and has a really nice outdoor area to include a bar. Went for lunch and sat outside on the artificial turf.  The lights strung up outside I'm sure will provide great atmosphere at night. The food was good, but noting spectacular. I had a garden salad and the other people in my group had a chicken panini sandwich in which the chicken was dry and a strawberry salad where the strawberries were mushy. I could look past all of that, but the thing that got me is how slooooowwww the service is. We ordered fairly quickly and the it took forever for the food to come out. I hope that they get it figured out and pick up the pace because this place has potential, especially in a neighborhood that lacks these cute, trendy places.
__label__1 Modern Grove has all the makings of a great restaurant. It really reminded me of one of Sam Fox's restaurants, like True Food or something. So adorable inside and out. But that just did not make up for the poor quality food. The bruschetta was pretty good, we got the tomato, pesto and salami, and roasted peppers and goat cheese. I liked the latter 2, but the tomato was...meh. I ordered the strawberry chicken salad and there was absolutely nothing special or unique about it. Like other readers, I found the chicken to taste weird. I asked the server where it was cooked (suspected it was a fully cooked frozen patty when they purchased it), and after avoiding me for about 10 mins, I asked again, and she said her cook was on break and she'd have the answer soon. Answer was that they overnight the chicken, and she overemphasized that they keep it in the refrigerator until they use it, or they freeze it before it goes bad. Well whoop de do! Good for you, MG! You refrigerate your meat!! Anyway, things were just not good, and it seems like they cut corners in a lot of places by buying pre-made food items and not really cooking anything from scratch. My husband got the BBQ cheddar burger and the bun was huge but the burger patty was itty bitty. Just because you have a huge bun doesn't fool me on the actual burger size!  Although the fries were tasty :). So overall very disappointed. Don't let Modern Grove fool you into thinking they are fresh or healthy.
__label__2 The decor and feel of the restaurant is outstanding.\n\nBut the food...it's just not very good.  We got the chicken panini and the bread was very sort of rubbery and the chicken extremely dry.\n\nWe did get a kale salad and it was actually pretty decent.  The strawberry salad wasn't all that great though.\n\nThe service was very hit and miss, it took me a really long time to get the beer I ordered and it wasn't even busy, I had to hover over the bartender as she never acknowledged that I was standing there. \n\nIf I go again, it'd be for appetizers and drinks and that's probably about it.
__label__4 Great atmosphere, nice staff. A bit pricey for what you get but it's all organic and healthy. My wife and I love this place.
__label__2 Stopped by for lunch on a Saturday and were one of the only tables filled. There's a sign at the counter which says your wait time may be 5 minutes, so we grabbed menus and sat ourselves - hearing and smelling cooking from the kitchen area in the back. In a few minutes, a waiter came to take our drink order, followed by another waiter a few minutes later to take our food order. Unfortunately, they were out of mutton, but they did have eggs chow mein (in a spicy sauce), chicken curry momos (dumplings) with a flavorful ginger dipping sauce, and vegetable thukpa (a traditional Nepalese stew). The food was all pretty hearty comfort food - pleasantly spicy and filled with plenty of fresh vegetables. \n\nEverest is a surprisingly large strip mall restaurant out on 51. The atmosphere is pretty spartan and awkward, but I would be more than happy to go back for takeout or bring a bottle of wine (they are BYOB) and have a reasonable night out with a small group. (Almost everything on the menu is under $10.) Perhaps if they get more popular, they will fill their many tables and it will be a bustling fun place.
__label__0 Wish I could give it zero stars. Sorry to bother your early evening couch straightening   Party you had going on. Only people in the restaurant and we didn't get checked on once. I would have kept drinking the margaritas all night if someone would have asked. I was so upset we walked out of the nugget completely. Oh well.
__label__4 I have had the pleasure of receiving services from Advantage Beauty twice now, Dysport and fillers (including Voluma) \nI highly recommend this place. Lynette, Susan, and Sang are amazing and truly interested in customer satisfaction. The prices are great and the service is exceptional. \nThank you ladies for your care and fantastic service!
__label__0 This is by far the worst restaurant in Las Vegas. \nI am from Argentina and also Italian. Both combination of food were absolutely horrendous.\nService I snot only slow but cheap and almost not existent.\nI am for sure that the other reviews are internet or some friend of them. It was the most discussing food in my life.\nEverything was reheated and old. \nPlease do yourself a favor and go to McDonald ....it's way better..ugh!
__label__0 I have the worst and most expensive 10 minutes pedicure here. For $45 the pedicure was not special at all!!! The pedicure chair was not comfy at all. It doesn't have where the water  was bubbling. All you do is soak your feet in a garbage bag. The worker there is not friendly at all especially Nina! She is very loud and rude. I will never come here nor recommend  anybody!
__label__4 Such a cool ambiance and clean salon! Steven gives the best foot massages ever-I'd go just for them! But they do nails so well you don't have to go as much cause they last a long time. But it's the best place to go after a night in heels!!
__label__1 Great choice of toppings but bland beef. Loved the spicy relish and wasabi mayo on the Hawaiian burger.
__label__0 This tour company is a joke. The owner was less than pleasant when checking you in, the itinerary they give you to buy is different then the one you get in your confirmation email, which is different from the one they give you when you check in, which is different from the ones they actually take you to. They take you to the unpopular dated clubs. They say you will get discount drinks, nope you pay $14 for skyy. The all you can drink on the bus is 2 drinks total. Are you ready for the icing on the cake? It says they bring you back to the starting point, nope they let you off the bus at the last stop and tell you you're on your own. When asking the host about it they disappear to find out an answer and never come back. Don't waste your money. Pick a club you really want to see, pay to get in and enjoy your night.
__label__1 Came here to grab a quick dinner before meeting our friends at another bar... we sat at the bar. Based on our experience, I feel this place is two-star worthy. Here's why:\n\n-This place has no idea what it wants to be. There's neon, club-like lights everywhere and a bouncer checking ID's at the door... while its still set up like full on restaurant serving mexican food. I know a lot of places in Old Town have bouncers out early, but this place is just different.\n\n-Big dude walking around the front of house, helping guests.. which wouldn't matter, but he had a chef's coat on that actually had the word \"chef\" embroidered on the front.. shouldnt you be in back of house orchestrating the kitchen? Whose making the food?\n\n-Bartender 1 knocked my water all over me. Got my shirt and my pants. He offered me a free drink,  which was nice, but for some reason that just didn't feel like consolation enough. Bartender 2 watched the whole thing and just shook her head. \n\n-The tub of sanitizing water bartenders use to wash glassware was situated right behind the bar, in front of where we were seated. As bartender 2 washed glasses, drops of the sanitizer water hit my face. It probably got the food too. This happened TWICE. Definitely not cool.\n\n-The food is just mediocre.\n\n-When a place has the word \"tacos\" in the name, I expect a decently wide variety of tacos on the menu. Not the case.\n\nI would eat here again if I was with a group of people who all wanted to go, but I wouldn't come here on my own accord, thats for sure.
__label__3 Nice hotel in a central locale near the 10. Staff are very friendly and helpful to guests Lobby with lots of couches  and bar and grill with craft brews makes this a comfy place to stay. Oh; and the beds are the best, really firm with lots of  pillows. Our room was very clean. Decent pool area, although the bar was not open this time of year. This New Jersey traveler would recommend The Four  Points Sheraton at South Mountain because of its proximity to some good tourist attractions as well.
__label__0 We got the groupon as well. Scheduled our appointment 6 weeks in advance. 4 days before the appointment we get a text trying to reschedule us for a different day that was more convenient for the cleaner. We refused as we chose our original date for convenience for US. Then 2 days before the scheduled appointment another text from the cleaner telling us she \"can't fit us in until 4pm\" our appointment was for 10am, 4pm does not work for us. She said she would \"call it in to reschedule\" the day before the scheduled appointment we had heard NOTHING so my husband called to check on it. At that point it was actually put in for a re-assignment, and they rescheduled us for 4pm, without talking to us. VERY shady and unreliable, a TERRIBLE way to do business. You don't even talk to the actual scheduler when you call, the \"customer service\" files a request to scheduling. How do you run a company like that? Customers want to have confidence in their scheduled appointments! NEVER again.
__label__0 Made 2 appts n waited all afternoon for them then got txts saying they cant make, not wasting anymore time on this unreliable service
__label__1 We really wanted to like this place given the other reviews, but came away very disappointed. Service was slow, but they were busy so that wasn't a big deal. While the Crab puffs were great, the entries were just too sugary (both Mongolian beef and Vegetable Lo Mein). We have never tasted any Chinese food that sweet (other than something like Orange chicken). Maybe it was just an off night?
__label__1 Dined in. Spacious eating room. Where to stand in line to begin was not decipherable without staff direction. Samples of different\nmeats are available. Barbacoa and Carne Asada tacos were flavorful and generous on meat portions. Dining area and service stations were clean. \nNO prices given for drinks, ANY side dishes OR extras. Not even printed on provided hand menu or lit wall menus. A mystery until meal(s) rung up!
__label__3 Good new place but super busy and unorganized. But the meat on the pit stick is AMAZING!! A must try. They even have the street corn on the cob with mayo!!
__label__2 This only gets three stars cause the food is amazing! Other then great tasting food, place is very confusing. When you walk in there is a line that no one has any idea what line they are in. The first two are for tacos, but if you want a burrito or fish tacos you have to go to another line.  They tell you to go there but then you pass 10 people and I feel like I'm cutting everyone in line.\n\nEveryone stood and looked at each and was  like what line are we in? Once you get to that line your suppose to be in, they don't speak English.  I ordered a carne asade burrito, and they tried to give it to someone else. I told them that's mine and he said ohhhh, and had to open it, but looked at me weird cause he did not speak English!\n\nI would give them a 1 star but the food is amazing! Great prices too! Just really confusing.  We also came on a Tuesday night and damn if there wasent 50 kids running around up and down making a ton of noise!
__label__4 First there was Pepe's Tacos, then there was Tacos El Gordo and now there's this!!  Best part is the restaurant being only a block away from where I live so I don't have to drive all the way up north for damn good tacos.  Located at the former Republic Kitchen & Bar establishment along South Eastern Blvd, this is definitely one of the better looking taco shops out there.  I like how the new occupants kept the same floor plan from the old bar and added few Latin modifications to suit their concept.  Plenty of seats downstairs, upstairs and even outside.  \n\nThis place has several stations for certain cuts of meats from which you can order any way you desire: taco, burrito, nachos, fries, bowl, and vampiro.  Salsa bar is also impressive with various sides and 8 different sauces!!  Thirsty? They have a full bar and an extensive list of beer on tap or in a bottle.  Happy hour is from 6-8 p.m. daily with live mariachi on Mondays and DJ spinning on weekends.\n\nI always get tacos with cabeza (head), lengua (tough) and chicharron (skin) anywhere I go so I had to try them out from this place.  The first two were quite tasty and really tender.  As far as the chicharron, they actually add crispy pork rinds which was a first since other taquerias normally just serve the taco with soggy pork skins.  What also got me hyped up is the fact that they have elotes since I no longer have to track down this dude who sells them from a shopping cart!!\n\nOverall, Taco Y Taco is one of the best Mexican joints in the valley.  I would give them six stars if I could.
__label__3 I went get a few months ago and I'm sure glad I did.  It is so yummy.  I had the spicy meat taco and it was good.  Came back a few weeks later and got a burrito, it was so good and much better than Chipolte.  \nMy only complaint is that they need to explain what the meat it. Majority of it I have never heard of and maybe get a wider range of soda or add tea to drink.  \nOverall a great and inexpensive place to eat yummy tacos or burritos and street corn. Open late
__label__4 Well we came back ...\nPerfect o this time Cristofer the bartender awesome. ....li juego e always ..\nGood food nice people this time
__label__1 Honestly? I didn't care for this place. I get they're trying to be authentic to mexican style of ordering tacos, but we're in America, and it's confusing. \n\nI speak spanish and I asked for salsa, dude looked at me like I was an alien, they don't speak English so I don't know what was hard to understand.\n\nPrices are too high, flies, meh service, confusing setup. Needless to say we haven't been back.
__label__4 Love this place. The ordering process is less than ideal but the food is amazing. If you want Mexican but something a little different than the regular...try this place. The mole fries are amazing. Everything is homemade and fresh. Huge draft beer selection. Good for picky kids, too.
__label__4 This place was great, my phone looked like it was dropped from a plane, and the screen sensor was broken, which prevented me from using the touch screen on my phone. Went 12 miles out of the way to go to this place and it was well worth it. They gave me good directions of how to get there via bus. They did a free diagnoses and had great customer service. They were able to fix my phone within a good time range and it works better than ever.
__label__4 The guys were very helpful and affordable. Highly recommend them with any of my I phone or I pad needs!
__label__2 I wish I could give this location 5 stars! I truly LOVE Sheila Tack and would recommend her to any woman looking for a doctor. \n\nThe office staff, however, leaves MUCH to be desired! I have been trying to get a prescription refilled for over a week. My pharmacy faxed requests to the office twice and I left a message over the weekend with their answering service. I just called back now (3 pm on a Monday) to see if they've been able to process my request. The woman on the phone sounded less than impressed (think sleepy, stoned and/or disinterested) and then SCOLDED me saying \"We haven't received a fax and didn't get a message from our answering service so.... \" Like she thought I was making it up?! \n\nBummer that I have to leave a 3-star review because, again, I REALLY like Sheila, but the office staff stinks :(
__label__4 I've gotten a few facials from different places and have been satisfied but no where near as satisfied as I was with Summer! The treatments I have received (microdermabrasion and dermasound) were done perfectly. They left my skin feeling smooth, tight,  and so clear. I just purchased her new \"at home\" kit. I used it for the first time last night and my face has never looked this good with self treatments. My face is glowing and my make up looks perfect over my skin. Not only does it look amazing... it looks amazing just the next day. I have never before come across a product I can use at home that will give me results in just one night. I suffer from occasional break outs and her products and facials work so well to clear my skin and fade scars.  I won't ever go to a different skin care provider. Her room is beautiful, dim, and relaxing. She is so friendly and makes you feel so comfortable. Anyone looking for a wonderful facial or cleansing products for an amazingly reasonable price, you must see Summer at Five Years Younger!
__label__4 Britney Clark was fantastic with her services! We met her and gave her all the information necessary to serve our party.\n\nWe handed her an OOP along with a picture of the person needed to be served, and she was able and successful at serving her within 5 minutes!\n\nMoney well spent, thank you Britney!
__label__2 There are slim to none eateries within walking distance from the tire shop we were at, (and we were starving) so pizza it is! I'll admit, I was mildly concerned at first, the reviews for this place were blunt and despairing.\n\nThe pizza shop is owned and ran by a rough around the edges Kosovonian family and unfortunately customer service isn't their strong suit. They weren't blatantly rude, they were just straight to the point and a little cold.\n\nLet's talk about the food, it was $2 a slice and 50 cents per topping.\n\nPizza crust: my crust was pretty great! Nice and crispy, not too thin and not thick. I'm typically picky with crust and normally won't eat it, but it had good flavor. (Edit: my boyfriend said his crust was soggy...whoops! lol) \nPizza body: It was soft, a little closer to the soggy end. (Still not too bad, if you can deal with that)\nPizza sauce: Not bad, but also not too bold in flavor. \nPizza topping: Very generous! Lots of ham covered the entire Hawaiian pizza, plus a mountain of pineapple. There were also a nice amount of pepperoni and mushrooms on the other slice. \nCheese: Decent. There was a good amount of melty mozzarella. \nSize: Nice decent slice. (It filled me up)\n\nNote: Even though they were generous with the pepperoni, it wasn't the highest of quality and didn't have the best flavor. Not even salty. Reminded me of the ready to eat pepperoni in packages such as hormel. \n\nJalape\u00f1o poppers: $4.99 hot hot hot!  (In temperature) Be careful. In a fit of hunger, I definitely burned the rooftop of my mouth. The jalape\u00f1o wasn't spicy at all and thinner than I've had. Also a generous amount of scalding hot cheese with a nice crispy crust. It wasn't poor, it just wasn't groundbreaking - average at most. I wouldn't think of ordering it again. \n\nDamage: We paid roughly about $17 for 2 slices, jalape\u00f1o poppers, and a coke can. Hey, we even handed him a hundo and he gave back the correct change. So call us lucky! No scamy scams this time.
__label__0 Food was bad but the delivery was unbelieveable. It took forever and the driver had the audacity to tell me he didn't have change for my order. It cost $13 and I had $20. That's a little more than a fifty percent tip for terrible,  cold pizza and long wait time. Never again.
__label__1 My first experience here wasn't the best at all. My manicurist (a guy) must have lacked technique or something. I honestly think my nails looked better going in than they did coming out. Not to mention, my skin was cut from the cuticle nipper, and I got a nasty scrape on my skin from the nail buffer as well which had to be treated once I got home. To add, the pedicure was done in cold water. \n\nIt just stinks to have experienced more pain than anything. As far as the final result of my pedicure, it just looked sloppy and dull. I'm used to a smooth glossy finish on my nails and I ended up with air bubbles and over-applied polish. Perhaps this was my bad for not going to my regular shop, but I just wanted to give one of the newer places in town a shot. The final verdict: 4ur Nails is just not for me.
__label__0 I   was given the bate and switch routine that sleazy car dealers are known for  and I would never recommend CardinaleWay Mazda Peoria Az to anyone
__label__0 Avoid Dr. Troung. I had a horrible experience here.
__label__1 I've been coming here for the past year, every week at first and now every few months and never again. They used the worst cuts of meat in their sunsal-tao chicken and put way more salad than fries. When I asked the waitress to take back the salad and give me more fries, she said, Sorry, it's already been made.\" How stingy! And this after ordering and paying for extra pieces of chicken and giving her a generous tip! It's too bad because I really like the owner of the place. Best not to come here when it's busy (Saturday night and in summer for some reason), because quality of food and service goes down.
__label__4 Excellent food, service, and ambiance.  Everything was super fresh and flavorful. The soups are to die for with Eastern European flavors Spoke to the owner Renata, very sweet and accommodating and passionate about her new cafe.  Big plus, outside dog friendly patio!  \n\nHighly recommended!\nTodd and Sandra
__label__0 We really wanted to love this place. The customer service is wonderful, nicest people, but everything is over-seasoned and over salted. With the menu and the decor, they have the right idea but they just miss the mark. \nThe fig and prosciutto panini was over salted and the \"figs\" were I believe, actually orange marmalade. They also added romaine lettuce to the panini which wilted with the heat and adds an off-putting flavor.  Menu states \"baby greens\" not romaine. \n\nBALT panini was also not edible. Poorest quality bacon available and most likely re-heated  for the sandwich. The sandwich had a watery vinaigrette that just made it worse.   \n\nNothing was fresh. \n\nSoups were also over seasoned. \n\nSide salad was good. I do like there homemade dressing.
__label__4 We are so thrilled to have such a clean modern spot for delicious Mexican food in sunneyslope! Everything was so fresh and plated very nicely. Friendly clean staff. We will be back many times. So much to try at a good price!
__label__0 I placed an order through GrubHub and had a couple of modifications on two of the sandwiches (i.e. no mayonnaise and no tomato).  When I received the order the two sandwiches were not modified like I ordered.  When I called to let the restaurant know I was expecting an apology but instead she was very hostile.  She said that she was very busy and that it is difficult to make modifications when they are busy.  I am sure that most restaurants are busy during lunch time and I have never had any issues with other restaurants making modifications.  I have never written a review, good or bad, but I was extremely disappointed with the attitude by the woman who answered the phone.  A simple apology would have been nice and I would have been okay with the ordeal, but she didn't even recognize that she was at fault and got very defensive.  Horrible customer service, never ordering from there again.  Best of luck.
__label__1 I'm not sure what to think about this place. The first time I ordered, I got a french dip and it was pretty good. But today I ordered the chicken salad sandwich and it was pretty bad. It tasted a bit soil-y, like the lettuce was unwashed. The bread was dry and stale and the whole sandwich crumbled apart. My coworkers got wraps and seemed to like them, but I probably won't order from here again.
__label__2 I did not go to the museum (admission is $5) but I did shop at the store.\n\nI would give this more stars if the employees didn't keep pouncing on me like a used car salesman. I'd actually like to give it less stars when it comes to the customer service at the front desk.   \n\nThere's a TON of empty computers waiting for people to play on it.  What they should do is have someone play on the computer so people can see what its there for.  Instead you walk around aimlessly, avoiding the employees asking \"can I help you?\" which you automatically reply \"No\".  \n\nMaybe they should say \"Can I show you what this Fotobar is about?\". Instead, they try to sell me shadow boxes!\n\nSo I plop myself on a computer and created an account.  VERY EASY to start an account, and I used the photos from my Instagram and FB to create my own set of Polaroids ($1 a piece, minimum 6).  As I'm choosing my pics, the same 5 employees kept bothering me, asking me the same questions \"Are you doing ok?\", \"Is there something I can help you?\". \"Ask me if you need any help\".\n\nAfter I was done making my stuff, you'd think the same annoying employee would walk me to the cashier and ring me up.  No!! Its 2 slow employees who ring up people, and there's no organized way to queue up.\n\nAs I was waiting to pay, I wanted to see a particular frame for my finished photos.  The girl who used to bother me all of a sudden couldn't be bothered to help me.  She had no opinion on which frame would suit me best, and agreed with me everytime I picked a color.\n\nDRONES, I tell ya! Drones!\n\nI waited 10 minutes to pay for my pictures.  Ridiculous!  There's too many employees ROAMING the store, and not enough to take your cash.\n\nSo after I paid for my 10 polaroids, and a $42 picture frame, and I was told I'd get a text message when it was ready.  20 minutes later I get the text, and I walk back into the store, and guess what? The same ROAMING employees, who just saw me 20 minutes ago, asked me \"Can I help you?\" \"Welcome to Fotobar\" \"Is there something I can show you?\" \"Do you want to see the shadow boxes\" \n\nDRONES!!\n\nI walk to the sign that says \"Pick up order\" and waited, and waited, and waited 15 minutes for someone to show up. Finally I flagged a Drone and said \"who's working this desk\"?  No apologies, and someone shows up to hand me my pictuers.\n\nI'd love to give this 4 stars for the concept, but they really need to work out the bugs in customer service.
__label__4 So cool!\n\nYou are able to turn your photos into polaroid style prints!\n\nYou walk in and the decor is great. There's polaroids all over and there's a nice large photo frame on the right that makes for some fun pictures. There's computers all in the center of the room and these are what you use to select and print your photos. \n\nYou go to the computer and create an account. It's easy, and they don't send you a bunch of emails. It's strictly to print the photos. So you do this, and then you can select photos from your cell phone, facebook, instagram, etc. Depending on where you're getting the photos from, you either log onto your social media, or email the photo from your phone to your account. It pops up on the computer and you can select the photos you want to print. \n\nThen you can have them vertical or horizontal. This is awesome, because some of my photos cut out faces. But I turned them horizontal and they came out just perfect. You can also type out phrases or descriptions to the bottom of the photos. \n\nSearch around on the internet real quick for any discount coupons. We found one for 20% off and got our 9 photos for about $7. It's usually $1 per photo, which is cheap in my opinion. But the discount code is even better. There's also a minimum purchase of 6 photos per transaction. And then from there, payment was easy. Submit your order and then head to the counter to pay. They printed our pictures in about ten minutes and then they were ready! We also got buy one get one free shadow boxes!\n\nSuper cool place worth checking out while walking the strip!
__label__4 The prices aren't as bad as you think they would be (very good value!), the products are good quality, the staff (shout out to the girl Sam who helped us) is very helpful and patient, I even tipped her because she was so awesome. Had a wonderful time. Sam definitely set the mood for our (my group of 4 friends and me) experience tonight by giving recommendations and helping us with everything and taking awesome photos for us. Wonderful experience. Can't wait to see California locations pop up soon :)
__label__4 This place is not only adorable, but delicious. You order at the counter and grab a table. They have a sweet and a savory breakfast menu, with a number of unique and fun drink options, including a 25 ingredient Bloody Mary. \n\nI loved the sweet potato pancakes with mascarpone and fresh strawberries. The cheesy BBQ pulled pork grits were also amazing!  They also have traditional eggs, bacon, potatoes and sourdough toast, which are good portions.\n\nThe restaurant is open for brunch and late night, for breakfast anytime. Definitely coming back!
__label__4 Everything we've tried has been amazing, including the Blind Special. Friendly staff; great decor; one of our favorite places to brunch.
__label__2 My husband and I would give three stars to SSE. Overall, the atmosphere is pleasant. We enjoy reading names and addresses on many envelopes under the glass on the table. The quality of food would deserve four stars had we not ordered French toast. The dish came in a lovely decoration of three baguettes, fresh strawberries and blueberries. However, the baguettes were too hard. I found it very difficult to cut them in pieces and more difficult to chew every piece of them. I couldn't finish them and left one piece on the plate without feeling regret of not asking for a box. My husband got the Trio and he loved the chocolate chip pancakes. So our suggestion is that ask before you order French toast and avoid it if it's made from baguettes.
__label__4 I was recently a first time home buyer.  A friend of mine recommended that I get in touch with Chris Morrison, who had helped her buy her first house and she was happy to share her great experience with me.  When I met Chris, I was greeted with a warm and honest smile.  I immediately felt comfortable and that I was in good hands.  He showed me a couple of homes and I became well aware that he knew a great deal of the ins and outs of the business.  Within days he found me a house that I loved and I couldn't be any happier with the area and my first home!  I will be referring everyone to him from here on out.
__label__4 The best chinese food I have had in a very long time!!! Service is great as well, always friendly!
__label__4 Went here for lunch the other day with my parents and it's definitely a go to hidden gem. \n\nYou start by ordering up front and then sitting down and waiting for the food to come out to you. We ordered the mini chicken mayo bowl, Japanese lasagna roll and Snow White roll to split.\n\nAfter waiting about five-ten minutes we received our food in huge portions and even a sample of the corn salad. After enjoying our meal we decided to order the tempera green tea ice cream for dessert as well. Delicious! \n\nDefinitely a must try for great asian fusion food on the southwest side.
__label__2 It's ok.  I've watched every Cake Boss show and will continue to watch.  The shop is very small.  I had no idea that I had to grab a ticket like the old days.  I stood in front of the case for a few minutes and couldn't get service.  I had to go back and grab a ticket which put me behind all of the people that came in after me!  The place was packed.  \n\nI think that they should put up a rope and start a line down the hall.  There's nothing else in the hall to prevent that option.  Allow a certain number of people in the shop at a time.  The problem is that there are so many people in the shop that you can't possibly see all of the product in the cases.  I ordered from the first case but not the others because I couldn't see what they were selling.\n\nI really liked what I bought but I wish I could have purchase more.  There were just too many people to see what to order.
__label__1 This place is located on the second floor of the mall that connects the palazzo and the venetian. OK seriously this is the most overrated and overpriced dessert house i have ever been to. OK its the strip I should have been more aware,but when you order 6 pastries and it comes to 68 dollars it better be the best fing pastry you have ever tasted. taste was average at best. But the boxes and string were first rate,i suspect thats what i was paying for. just another example of an all hyped out fancy schmancy underwhelming and thoroughly disappointing experience on the strip. Why is it that all these places on the strip put so much into the visual experience and short people on the tatse experience,these are places to eat not places to look at views...smh
__label__1 I was expecting it to be better. I got a brownie and a cream puff and both were average. I've had better at a supermarket. I love cake boss so I was hoping this would be good. I'll just stick to the cupcakery for my baked goods.
__label__2 Just made it back in to give it another shot. I just had to make it on here to say that I had a very nice Jimmy Johns experience. The sandwich had some meat on it. The service was great and served up very fast!
__label__0 Great place just ruined by REALLY poor management decisions: \n1st time I was there NO drivers allowed (!!!) WTF? Isn't it a driving range??? Oh, maybe they didn't build a tall enough fence?? Why should I pay for YOUR mistakes? Ask for a discount, all I got was a \"sorry\". Second time: NO drivers & NO hybrids (!!!) and best for last... This last weekend..: NO irons from upper decks (!!!) Yes, you've heard correctly; If you want to use your OWN irons you have to play from the lower deck, otherwise you MUST use the lame (and short) clubs provided by the place. It is a real shame that an amazing place like this has been ruined by such POOR MANAGEMENT DECISIONS. I will not go back to that place until they allow the use of ALL clubs (driver included). Make's no sense what they are doing. EXTREMELY DISAPPOINTED. POTENTIALLY A GREAT PLACE JUST RUINED BY MANAGEMENT.
__label__2 Well horrible first visit. ...xoxo don't get a waiter to save our life. Finally grab someone to some, nothing then grab someone else just to be told it's not my table.  Then order drinks, they a are the wrong ones and then takes another 20 minutes to get the right ones. Talked to manager and all taken care of.
__label__4 This place is amazing, even for non golfers!\nI'm not a golfer myself, but I have had the best time here with my friends.\nFood is great and drinks are inexpensive!\nBeen here day and night - at night everything lights up and makes it even more awesome.\n\nThe only thing that annoyed me was the fans. I felt like I was in a never ending tornado, but eventually got the fan turned off, thank God.\nonly $45/hour.
__label__2 I dined here on a work function with about 10 other colleagues. Service was brisk and friendly. We ordered several orders of fries and rings, and they were delivered promptly and were quite tasty. I had the namesake burger which was pretty good and nicely cooked (medium rare). The bun was a bit mediocre and added nothing to the experience, but the meat and toppings were quite nice.\n\nA colleague of mine did order a well done burger, and hers came out perfectly rare. That was probably their biggest misstep of the evening.\n\nOverall a good place to grab some grub and some wine if in the area.
__label__2 I was excited about this place - being that we don't eat meat. When we went, we paid over $25 for a wrap and 3 sides.  The 3 sides were so SMALL.  We got the cauliflower, which we literally got 3 florets - now, they tasted amazing, but come on, 3 florets!? We also got the noodles, which was in a super small side cup, we finished in about 5 bites.  Then we had the mashed potatoes which they threw on the plate and it ran under the other 2 side cups, it just looked like 2 tablespoons of runny mashed potatoes - but they tasted great!  The wrap was very good, just so SMALL.  We were just disappointed and felt like they were definitely taking advantage of the area, thinking people will pay such high prices for such little amounts of food.\n\n*Note this an order at the counter and site and wait for your food to come out with your number - like Paradise Bakery or Wildflower.\n\nUnfortunately, we left here thinking, ok where are we going to go for dinner now?  So we won't be back, which is sad.
__label__4 I recently purchased a Dodge Charger from Greenlight Auto and I couldn't be happier with the customer service I received.  Bill and his salesman Cody where more then helpful throughout the entire process.  Great place, great car selection and they are definitely a customer first place. I refer everyone I know to go try them out.
__label__4 This place is awesome!! Beautiful girls, exceptional service and a full fledged party every time I've gone. I've been 3 times and plan to go many more.
__label__4 I love this place! Clean, beautiful, friendly and too-notch without being crazy expensive. Three generations of girls came here to get pedis and we weren't disappointed. We got the signature deluxe service which delivered on expectations with a great massage. My 4 year old was made to feel extra special with super glitter polish and my mom almost fell asleep :) pretty pretty toes all round!
__label__0 Terrible!! Lets get straight to the point. She looked at my nails and I said \"Do not make them shorter just even them out\". She stuck one hand in a cold water bowl and took my other hand and starting hacking away at my nail in a way that I am sure will make nails split...and it hurt. So i stopped her and asked her not to do it that way so she did and continued to make my medium length nails now short. HRUMPH! She switched hands and pushed back my cuticles so hard that it hurt, barely trimmed cuticles and then repeated on other hand. Then scraped my nails underneath to clean and about made me bleed. I am watching in such amazement as she is totally disregarding anything I have requested. Then she starts bad mouthing the owner! Next, she starts to paint my nails and I had to stop her to see if she could trim my now dry, white skin around my cuticles that is in plain sight!! She acted like it was not a big deal and trimmed maybe 2 pieces. I let her finish painting and got up to leave before they were dry. And, btw...another client got up and left from her bad experience as well. i should have walked out too!!
__label__4 Pros: \nGreat staff that's friendly and knowledgeable\nBeer is very nice and has a different taste than some other local brews. Tried the hefe, the wheat and the very tasty candy cream ale.\nNice to have decently priced food. Most of the menu was under $8. \nInside is very clean and welcoming. For a brew pub, it is large enough to come in and stay and watch a game.\n\nCons:\nIt's kind of hard to find tucked into an unattractive strip mall.\nOutside is kind of scary and looks like an old dive bar.\nParking might be hard on a busy night (I went during the day)\n\nOverall, I was impressed and will return. Compared to other local breweries, this place is clean, welcoming, doesn't stink of stale beer and provides a MUCH NEEDED injection of good local run business into the Arrowhead area.
__label__4 Just used a groupon for date night and man are we going back! Service was outstanding. Food was amazing and drinks were sooooooo good! Highly recommend the brauts and the beer flight!
__label__0 Woah....not sure what is up with the high reviews here, but Yelp caught me with my pants down on this one.  It was a Thursday Night and we wanted to catch the Colts play.  I reviewed Yelp reviews and found this bar to have high reviews...so we took a cab down to The Quad.  I knew nearly right away when I saw the Quad that this might be a miss.  Trailer Park city much?  We get to the bar, and it is literally that.....a bar.....built into the casino like any bar at a casino.  Ugh.\n\nThe selection of beers were huge...but at that price? holy crap.  Brainless on Peaches 22oz for $24?!?!?! Um, what? in what country?  Are these supposed to be Pesos?\n\nWe left there after the 1st quarter and went to Lagassee Stadium.\n\n\nI suppose I can see people who are gambling coming here to drink while playing video poker and watch whatever is on TV....but man are there better options.
__label__4 Yuzu just got their liquor license today, which is great because I plan on going there again very soon. It'll be great to have some warm sake with my meal!\n\nI follow these guys on Facebook, where they often list the specials they have. It's great because I'm not in Vegas as much these days, and like to have reliable places to eat. Since Hougans closed, I was hoping to find a place to full the void that isn't AYCE or buffets, and Yuzu really fills that need well.\n\nKeep up the great work!
__label__4 I had the great fortune to try the kaiseki meal here that requires ordering 3 days in advance.  There are different price points for kaiseki but for $30, I think we got everything and the kitchen sink so that is pretty solid.\n\nI appreciated very much how the restaurant and my friends rolled out the red carpet for me as I prepare to leave LV.  The restaurant remembered me from my birthday and gave me the gift of yuzu kosho (truly awesome!!!) - then the meal which had like 9 courses!  Gosh, everything was so good - please see my pictures.  We had the following courses:\n1. Seafood and vegetables with shrimp sauce\n2. Sashimi of salmon, yellowtail and yuba with kelp noodles\n3. Shio koji marinated fish with mushroom and tomato skewers\n4. Homemade tofu and soba noodles with condiments\n5. Grilled scallops with yuzu jelly accompanied by cucumber wrapped salad\n6. Tempura shrimp and vegetables\n7. Rice with seaweed and takana pickles\n8. Miso soup with tofu and wakame\n9. Yuzu sorbet\n\nIt was very artfully presented, everything delicious, and very filling.  This is a must-do for a special occasion, and the service is top-notch!\n\nYUzu really can have it all!
__label__4 I have been doing CrossFit for almost 3 years and recently needed to move boxes. I've been going to CrossFit Black Storm since it open and they're great! The owners, Erin and Will know what they're doing, great energy, positive people and community and overall want to help individuals become better at the sport, challenge themselves and be healthy.  Box is spacious and great new equipment. Highly recommended!\n\nWorkouts are challenging and the coaches are good at providing the necessary warm ups and critiques to improve form, lift heavy and avoid injury. It's a fun place to work out and I look forward to every day.  Looking forward to the continue growth and advancement of the athletes. \n\nLastly, they also provide 101 classes for the beginning and then advanced classes so focus from the coaches can be where needed!
__label__3 Located in Edgewood Town Center near planet fitness.\n\nThis is standard frozen yogurt fair.  It isn't remarkable and the price is very fair.\n\nI recommend it.
__label__4 Girls are friendly and beautiful.  The peach tea was refreshing with just enough sweetness and the prices were reasonable.  I will definitely return again!
__label__2 Wow, I did not know you could eat an amazing meal on the strip for under $15. \nMy brother recommended we eat here after he tried it, we ordered a tropicali and split it ( this was enough food for two grown men to have lunch). With 2 sodas and the \"specialty\" pizza it was $20. But you can get say a cheese or margarita pizza and hack about 7-10 bucks off that price. Touch\u00e9! \nThe pizza was good, the cook time was more impressive. But, why I gave it three stars ( I am almost giving one because this is wrong) the guy that cuts the calzones and the pizza blows on them with his mouth to get the excess crumbs off. I'm sorry but please do not blow on my food dude. And the service was not the best. The employees walked about unhappy like they were forced to be there. The young guy that cleaned off our table was pretty friendly though, he was concerned with how the food, and service were. Kudos to him. I will return and maybe update the review. Pizza gets a 5. Service gets a 2. Environment 3, food safety 2. Total of 3 out of 5.
__label__0 Omg I'm so f*ckn pissed at this place! I paid for $25 of meatless pizza and 2 bottles of water! All I can taste in my pizza was anchovies and a few pieces of prosciutto/sopresatta that I paid extra for! They should've given me more meat!!! The crust was soggy, too much sauce and barely had any basil. I wish I could've taken a pic but I forgot. I was so annoyed at how stingy these toppings were, I don't understand because some of the pics actually looked good and more generous...argh I'm so fckn angry!!!
__label__0 If you're looking for pizza, this is not the spot. Too expensive for the ass tasting food. No nutrition and very not macro friendly. This place is shit.
__label__2 Thought I'd try it since I pass it everyday on my way to work. I order the cheeseburger combo and also got a small order of fried zucchini. Awesome cheeseburger. It was like old school style (Bob's big boy), with the thousand island dressing, the works, on a sesame bun. The fries on the other hand were just OK. I expected fresh old school style fries, but they were just like the regular fries at burger king. It had that coating on it. Eh! The small order of zucchini was large enough to be shared by 2 or 3 people, and tasted a little on the bland side. Great coating on it though and it could have benefited from having more than 1 tiny container of ranch to go with it. I tried the drive-thru and that was a big mistake. It took too long (definitely not even close to the speed of most fast food joints) and I was late getting back to work. Try it when you have more than enough time on your hands.
__label__3 I was driving home from Tempe tonight when I saw this place so I decided to stop in and get a bite to eat. The first thing I noticed was that the place was super clean, friendly staff, but most of all, awesome food. I had a ribeye steak sandwich, which by the way was only 7 dollars and some change, fries, and onion rings. I can find a good steak sandwich almost anywhere in the valley, but this one was one if the best I've had. I was a huge fan if onion rings, but these changed my mind. \nAnyway, I give these guys 4 stars, can't give 5 yet until I have a chance to try the burger.
__label__1 These guys can't seem to get their shit together. Drive through is slowest ever. Waiting inside is better, then you just have to wait for the food, which I think is pretty good and is cooked on site.\n\nThey are an example of why minimum wage should be raised  The employees here could give a shit, and why should they?\n\nI was going to get a breakfast sandwich, but they have lettuce and tomato on them? That makes no sense, and makes me think that whoever put the menu together hasn't had a breakfast sandwich. They have a 12oz soda on the menu, I was told it was 16oz and then handed a 12oz cup of soda. When I pointed it out the employee said, \"it says 16 on our thing\" and shrugged. Again, why should she actually care?\n\nNot sure why Wendy's that used to be here went down, but this place better get a little more involved in its own success or there won't be any...
__label__4 at the Quad, started off with Guy-Talian Fondue Dippers...delicious! Followed by Original off-da-hook Smash burger...delicious! Customer service excellent. Atmosphere was fun! Should of participated in the beer sampler with tshirt...next time! We will be back...
__label__3 Menu, decor & atmosphere reflect the man.\nWe went with friends & shared the Chinese take out salad & a Burger. The kitchen was kind to split the burger for us. Food was fresh & good portion sized. \nOur daughter wants to try it so we will be back...don't know why NY bashed him but his menu is more West Coast flavor
__label__3 Guy's is located to the newly renovated Quad hotel near the pathway leading to Harrah's. They have an option for indoor seating which features awesome brown cow print bar stools or covered outdoor seating allowing for people watching and music courtesy of Carnival's DJ. \n\nWe chose the later, it was a relatively cooler day (in Vegas terms) so outdoor seating was obvious. I chose the Greek salad with the barbecue chicken wings as an appetizer. Our waiter was nice enough and took our orders quickly and got us our drinks. Side note, our waters had some of the largest ice cubes (actual cubes) that I had ever seen in my life - I was amazed. I was also pleasantly surprised by the speediness in which our food came out. \n\nThe chicken drumsticks were ingenious, each drumstick was trimmed down leaving the meat at the bottom of the bone almost creating a handle making it super easy to bite down without the mess. The plate was accompanied by a delicious sauce that I can only guess was a creamy ranch and a bowlful of fresh veggies. \n\nMy Greek salad was a complete work of art in multiple layers, so pretty but in the end a little hard to eat. The base layer of my salad featured hummus and then built upon that were romain lettuce spears, garbanzo beans, red and yellow tomato chunks, cucumbers, feta cheese triangles, croutons and topped off with shredded parmesan. The salad was drizzled with a lemon vinaigrette which I was most excited about however it was just a bit too sweet for my taste. As mentioned before it was difficult to cut into the spears without contents of my salad spilling onto the table so in the end I just picked up the spears with my hands and ate it that way, not a big deal but messy nonetheless. \n\nDuring my meal I noticed how attentive the wait staff was, constantly checking on our party and others in our area. At one point a manager even came over to introduce herself to us. I realized why at the end when we were paying, inside of their bill placards they have an iTouch installed so patrons can take surveys about their experience at the restaurant. \n\nNote: Total Rewards members get a discount on various items on the menu, if you don't have one - they're free so go get one.
__label__1 I really wanted to enjoy this place, but it failed me on so many different levels.  The initial problem was the long wait (approximately 1-1 1/2 hours). Once we finally got seated the environment was very loud and hectic. It was hard to hear the rest if our party without yelling back and forth. The menu was very small and everything was very pricey for the quality of food they were serving. I ordered the Mac and cheese burger and expected a lot of flavor, all I got was a mediocre burger that had some flavorless macaroni on top of it. My wife ordered the street tacos and for $20 they brought out a few tiny tacos that didn't compare to a local taco shop that would give you 20 of them that were bigger, better, and full of flavor for the same price.  Definitely another tourist trap with a celebrity name on it like many of the other ones on the strip.  Won't be returning here sadly, but I'm sure many will ignore this review and try out the waters for themselves.
__label__1 Last Saturday we had lunch here and it was just OK!  Now I can say I have been there!!!!! \nThe only reason I give it two stars is because our waitress was great!  \nYou have to order exactly what is on the menu... We asked for onion rings instead of fries and they said \"NO\".  You have to pay $14 for onion rings no substitutions!  I tasted my friends burger with blue cheese and I have never had something more disgusting than that!!!  I tasted the burger with the pastrami and the description on the menu was better than the burger!  I had the chili with corn bread... Marie Callender's is better for half the price.  \nThe food looks great but the taste is not worth the money nor the million calories that Guy's food packs! \nThere are thousands of places in Las Vegans that are much  better than this place!   Have a drink, enjoy the experience and eat somewhere else!
__label__1 Was not impressed at all.\nMy husband and I split the turkey burger and mac & cheese burger. \nThe turkey burger was cold but otherwise tasty. The mac & cheese burger was not seasoned well and very bland. \nService was horrible. Our waitress was in la-la land. She explained the menu but took forever to take our order and re-fill our waters. \nWe will not return.
__label__2 Items Selected:\nStumptown Roasters House Blend\n\nChicken Fried Bacon Biscuits & Gravy - freshly baked, giant buttermilk sage biscuit with crispy chicken-fried bacon, soft scrambled eggs & black pepper breakfast sausage gravy.\n\nDragon's Breath Chili Cornbread Benedict - sweet cornbread topped with Dragon's Breath Chili, house white cheddar cheese sauce, scallions & two soft poached eggs.\n\nShortbread Pancake & Berry \"Pot Pie\" -vanilla shortbread pancakes stuffed with a mixed berry compote & whipped cream.\n\nMaple Bacon French Toast -house baked brioche soaked in maple syrup custard & griddled in brown butter topped with dark maple syrup, candied bacon & br\u00fbl\u00e9ed banana\n\nS'mores Monte Cristo -brioche, graham cracker butter, marshmallow & chocolate with chocolate & raspberry dipping sauces\n\nIn a city where the next big thing is always a week or two away and the majority of local 'critics' are essentially writing fluff-pieces based on comped meals arranged by the folks in marketing at major casinos I knew I needed to wait a while before visiting Guy Fieri's Las Vegas Kitchen & Bar and with a new brunch menu launched on August 1st without a whole lot of hype the time finally seemed right, myself and two others sitting down for four of Chef Leitera's newest creations plus one of Fieri's outlandish desserts just after 10:00am on Saturday with the restaurant just under 3/4 filled.  Not particularly a fan of the spiky haired celebrity but able to appreciate his place in pop-culture it was with an open mind that I approached the doors of the Linq-side locale and greeted by a hostess plus a surprising lack of 'branding' (compared to the likes of Ramsay, Puck, or even Batali) we were quickly led to a table, the service to follow effusively friendly and surprisingly efficient with questions she could not answer deferred to visits from the GM and chef himself.  Every bit the lively scene one would expect of a 'tatted-up' venue spilling from indoors to out yet far less loud than many thanks to high ceilings, reclaimed woods, and plenty of glass it was with the first of several cups of Stumptown Coffee in hand that our morning began and with The Doors alternating to country tunes and 70s hits overhead it would not be long before our savory course arrived, each plate well-crafted with subtle nuances to be discovered amidst decidedly conspicuous portions as the biscuit proved amongst the best in Vegas while the chili walked a fine line between heat and sweet, the white cheddar lending a sharp salinity at the top of each bite.  Always a sucker for sweets it was onward to the griddle that our meal progressed and again investing in a duo I was immediately impressed by the toothsome cornmeal pancakes enveloping a core of butter cookies and fresh fruit only to then be let down by the French Toast that was simply too 'wet' with custard to stand up to the heavily sugared bacon and sugar-torched fruit, the amalgam altogether too sweet and in need of some sort of textural variance - perhaps something along the lines of a trip to the deep-fryer in order to crisp the bread as was done in the case of a 'Monte Cristo' more than happy to eschew any fa\u00e7ade of healthiness as smoky marshmallow fluff encased in golden brioche found balance in cinnamon spread and rich chocolate, the housemade raspberry preserves a nod to the classic adding a fruity finish that lingered long on the palate.
__label__4 Totally cool atmosphere with talented, helpful, staff. Food is amazing with great flavors.  Large portions and prices totally reasonable.  Will definitely go back. Fun friendly cool. Chef Tony knows how to work a kitchen
__label__0 I hate to say this, but I have eaten meals at Applebee's that were better than the two times I have been here.  We went yesterday and while I do enjoy the atmosphere, that is about it.  The first time we went a few months ago, we thought it was just okay too, but not bad enough to post a review, but also not good enough either.  The items we have tried thus far:\nFireball whiskey wings - not spicy at all, but i did like the lollipop style presentation.\nCarne asada tacos - no flavor to the meat at all.  Salsa bland as well.\nBBQ burger -  WAY better and much cheaper at Bobby's Burger Palace.\nBig Dipper roast beef sandwich - NO FLAVOR AT ALL!  No horseradish taste and the au jus tasted like canned beef broth.  Also, horribly tough meat that tasted faintly like smoke and the bread hardened up immediately as if microwaved.\n\nBoth the above had an assortment of different fries tossed together that would have been good had they not tasted like they had been sitting under a heat lamp.\n\nNow mind you, nothing at all between the meats and the fries on both visits tasted like they had been hit with any seasoning at all. I am very surprised at the bland fast food quality for the prices they charge.  Guy always seems to be about flavor and nothing has it!!  I am a local and love his shows, which is why I gave him a second chance to begin with.  The restaurant seems to be about style only, not food and not service.\n\nNow, add to the fact that we had a snarky wannabe comedian for a waiter, who only came back to see if we wanted another drink after my husband was already done! Will not be back!!
__label__4 \"Good, Good, and.....GOOD!\" I always come for the cocktails and Thai Chicken Wraps. Service is good and I like the atmosphere, but some advice, \"Get there nice and early for seating on a weekend\".
__label__1 Service - some good, some awful\n\nFood - Ok, nothing great\n\nI sat at the bar for lunch, which was a little more than half full.  Unfortunately there was only one bar tender working, and she was having to move very fast to try to keep up with everything going on.  \n\nI ordered an appetizer and a sandwich - after about 15 minutes the sandwich arrived, but no appetizer.  The runner called over the bar tender, and they offered to take the sandwich back and keep it warm until I was ready for it - I said no, I would take the sandwich and they should take the appetizer off the bill.  After I was done with the sandwich and fries, waiting for check, the appetizer came out, and tried to get me to take it to go.  I was out for the day, and I wasn't going to leave the food in the car on a 100 degree day to spoil.\n\nThe cajun sandwich was tasty, but greasy and too messy - plan on having several pieces falling out of the sandwich (and chances are down your shirt)\n\nwas a disappointment to say the least
__label__1 To have lived a life knowing that nothing was left on the table.  That's what I imagine deathbed-Eric saying as he looks back on a fulfilled life.  Well, all that went to hell after I ate at this just awful place.  \n\nA couple buddies and I decided to come her before heading out on the town.  Considering we generally subscribe to the dives and hole in the walls with good food mindset when it comes to food, we thought a restaurant by the host of a similarly named show would work splendidly.  We were so wrong.  I think about those hole in the walls that have created a name for themselves based off of a passion for quality of food.  When I think of the exact opposite, Guy Fieri's comes to mind.  The food was largely bland and unimaginative.  For as much as he has seemingly experienced, I was expecting a lot more.  I can only imagine that they provide so much food so that the sure to follow food coma dismisses all potential of motivation for negative thoughts.\n\nFood aside, I do have to give a lot of credit to the staff.  My friend's water glass broke mid-drink.  Literally.  The bottom fell from the glass while he was drinking, and, well you can imagine what happened from that.  Sheer pandemonium of course.  Women were screaming.  Kids were crying.  Cars were burning.  It was mass chaos.  No not really...it was just inconvenient.  The manager, whom I did not notice prior, was on it in a heartbeat.  He was over to our table in what seemed like a matter of seconds apologizing.  On top of that, he even managed to comp a meal, a couple beers, and give a free desert for the table.  That attentiveness was impressive.\n\nThough the service was excellent, there isn't much that would bring me back here.
__label__1 I'm guessing the number of great reviews on this place is due to the fact that most people on The Strip in Vegas are drunk and have the munchies.  While the menu looks great, the food is underwhelming.  We had the Chili Fries for an appetizer - it was OK, but nothing special.  Then we had the Mayor of Flavortown.  The sandwich was kind of dry.  The seasoning on the fries was strange - almost sweet - not what I want in a French fry.  The staff was great and I liked the atmosphere, but we won't give it another try.
__label__2 The pictures of the burgers looked super crazy and deadly but the portions are actually very feasible. Our group of 5 shared: sashimi \"won-tacos,\" triple T fries, the original ringer burger, and the bacon mac-n-cheese burger. We probably could have stuffed ourselves with another item. My favorites were the fries and the original burger. The fries were super crisp and full of truffle flavor, especially the aioi. The original burger had the flavors I like most, although I think the bacon mac-n-cheese is more unique and a good combination to try.\n\nTo me, the burgers are a little better than your average burger but not a favorite I would want again and again (I still prefer Bachi burger or even Holsteins). The tacos were definitely a let down- super small portion of tuna and not very interesting. Overall, I would only come back for a beer and some of those fries.
__label__1 Do NOT order the wings. For $14 you get scrap parts of the wings, which they call \"lollipops\" and their way of trying to convince you that they make it easy for you to eat...YA, because there is no more meat for you to eat to even get messy. They basically strip off all the meat and leave you with the bone and the driest parts. There are no drums(middle pieces). Literally there is no meat. I had ordered the General So wings. Anyways I would assume the flavor will be amazing but it was terrible. It was too salty and tasted like sweet and sour sauce out of a packet from Panda Express. What does it take to be a good chef? Just making the food look pretty rather than taste good or even filling? I was basically served chicken bones cleaned up and presented to me on a plate with some sauce on the side. I am so offended that they could get away with serving this garbage and charging for it. What do they do with the actual meat? I don't know if I would be more upset if they threw it away or used it on another dish, which means they get paid twice for it.
__label__4 Posting this on my wife's account just got my hair cut from \"Iron man\"... Lol just found  my new barber thanks for the great hair cut!
__label__4 Iron-man for sure. Thanks Tony for an amazing job and dealing with a difficult customer. My husband finally found his Barber! Truly an amazing cut and experience. Great location and shop.  You rock in the Mohawk dept.
__label__0 Unreasonably overpriced. $22 for a ramen and barely got 3 spoonfuls of noodles. You can give this place a pass and not miss out on anything. Not to mention it did not taste good at all. No one in my party liked what they got.
__label__4 This is our first time here over all the experience was amazing. The employee explain everything on the menu. The service was a first-class service every employee was attentive to every customer in the restaurant. Everything that we tried was amazing I really recommend you to try the pork bun and chicken drummies. Thank you Yusho
__label__2 Went in on Saturday evening - had a coupon and decided to check it out.  Food was good - they are working on adding more staff.  The staff that was on hand were exceptional! The chef came out and talked with us - what great guy (Tom?)\n\nI think once they some additional help, it will be a great place.  Super beer selection on tap as well.\n\nGood job folks - keep it up!
__label__0 I was so excited when they opened since I love Mediterranean and middle eastern food. And I live literary down the street. Unfortunately me and my husband had a bad experience. The service is horrible,  the cashier/hostess/waitress is the same lady who after taking your order and bringing your food, does not stop to offer more water or anything.  The food was served pretty fast, around 10 minutes,  but it seems like if it was cooked previously and heated in the microwave,  the meat was very dry. They give a huge portion of rice and a small portion of meat. And that is not all, after checking my bank account,  I found out they charged us 5 dlls more, I have the original receipt and our total after tax was $35.50 and they charged my credit card $42. I guess the cashier/server was not happy with our 4 dlls cash tip that we left for the bad service, so decided to charge an extra 5 dlls on our credit card. Check your debit/credit card, I am not joking!
__label__3 Had a yummy (and filling!) lunch here with a friend recently.\n\nI admit that I'm not the biggest fan of Jamaican food so I got my staple, jerk chicken ( yes I'm a wuss when it comes to trying new things) with rice and beans, and plantain.\n\nMy friend had curried chicken, plantain, and cabbage. \n\nGenerous portions and everything was good. A little spicy but it's what I expected. The only thing that was \"off\" was the bread. It didn't taste like the coco bread I'm used to eating at the Jamaican places I've gone to back home.\n\nNo big deal. Everything else was great.\n\nIf I'm in the area again with a taste for Jamaican food, I'll definitely eat here.
__label__4 This store is really cool! Love going in there before a shift, to relieve stress... Who doesn't love Lego's?\n\nFrom the minute you walk in, you're greeted with energetic, fun people! They make people of all ages \"Feel Like A Kid Again!\" \n\nThe selection is really good... Since Vegas is a Travel Destination, it would be cool if they had some discontinued sets. \n\nThe prices are comparable with any other retailer. However, they have way better selection! \n\nI love this store, wish there were more locations.
__label__3 I stopped in today for lunch. The staff were nice, service was fast. The food would be what I'd consider a restaurant style bbq. The ribs tasted like they were smoked and dry rubbed, pretty good even though im more a fan of a more vinegary and fatty rib. The cornbread was ok. The hot sauce was a little over powering, not from heat..it just didn't leave any room for the flavor of the meat. Overall good experience but the place was empty...so if you want a bbq place in the South Side..you should probably stop in so they keep their lunch hours.
__label__3 I had read a review in the City Paper that gave Southside BBQ company a great review so I've been wanting to try it. Today we were having a late lunch so we decided to check it out. \nThere were four of us and we all ordered something different. It was like a big sampler. My husband ordered the Chicken Nachos and the Chili. A lot of times nachos are so huge that it big enough for 3 people. The nachos here are just the right size. Tithe chips were topped with cheese, BBQ sauce, smoked chicken and jalape\u00f1os. They were tasty. The smoky chicken made them amazing. The chili came in a small crock. It was bubbling and hot. It was full of flavor. It had beans and bites of smoked brisket. \nMy oldest son ordered the Redneck Club sandwich. It came on a brioche bun that had brisket and pork with a bit of coleslaw. He inhaled it. That's very telling if how good it was. \nMy youngest son ordered a burger. He's a purist so it was just meat and a bun. You know it's a good burger when it tastes good without any toppings. The burger tasted like it was hot off a charcoal grill. It even had grill marks. \nI ordered 6 wings. I was going to share them but after tasting them I no longer wanted to share. The wings are not winglets and they aren't fried. They are whole wings and they are grilled. They are the best wings I've ever had. I was kind enough to share . . . This time. \nFor dessert we ordered peach cobbler. It was a little different from normal cobblers. It was more like a thick piece off a dense cake. It had a lot of peaches on it along with vanilla ice cream. It was warm and satisfying. It was big enough for 3 of us to share. \nWe'll definitely be back. I recommend you stop in and try it out.  Make sure to order wings.
__label__0 This place is a piece of shit. There were no other customers there except for a big group that seemed to be friends with the workers there. We waited 15 minutes until I got up to tell a server to come take our order. He said \"I'll be with you in a minute\" and was standing there doing nothing. My party and I decided to get out of that shithole. On the way out, I see 3 other employees sitting and chatting with the customers from the other tables. Fuck this place.
__label__3 Ask for Teresa she shows what u need even if u don't...  Lol I was pretty specific about what I wanted, and her version was better than I wanted!  She called it \"Hong Kong\" hairstyle!  HAHAHAHAHA
__label__0 Terrible service, waited 45 minutes for 3 tacos, I believe they had 1 sever for the whole restaurant.\n\nNot only that, saw the manager, big guy, absolutely no regard for what was happening, on a busy day (Mexico's World Cup game) he did not care about the place, I hope he's not the guy in charge of firefly and the tacos place because he might be the reason they're failing.\n\nI urge firefly and tacos and beer ownership group to get rid of a manager that doesn't care about both places after all that's happening.\n\nI believe management is responsible for the failure of the brand, unsanitary practices start at the top. With his attitude, place is going nowhere.\n\nDo not recommend this place, service is horrible and it seems management doesn't care about Tanya customers.\n\nThere are many taco places in town, I suggest you visit a different spot, manager in charge ( I believe his name is Dave) does not give a damn about the people patronizing his spot.\n\nAvoid at all cost.
__label__3 I am so glad I capped off 3 days in a row and 3 shows with Olivia!  She is my father's celebrity crush and when we found out she was debuting her show the last night he was in town, I got tickets during the pre-sale.  We got in line about 30 minutes before the show, which starts at 7:30 PM.  This is the same showroom that features Donny & Marie and George Wallace.\n\nWhile waiting in line, I realized I was perhaps 3 decades younger than everyone else, but what the heck!  We had balcony seats at a table.  We sat with a couple from Ontario, Canada.  Olivia was very conversational with the audience and had a band complete with a percussionist, bassist, drummer, and back-up vocalists, one of which played a variety of instruments including the fabulous flute, saxophone, and even harmonica.\n\nThe female back-up vocalist also helped Olivia with the majority of her on-stage costume changes, which was changing jackets primarily.  She only did one costume change at the end of the show before a 2-song finale, wearing head-to-toe gold sequins.\n\nShe sang songs from all aspects of her career, pre-Grease and post-Grease.  She is an Aussie who moved to England at 18 and sang in lounges.  She sang songs she was inspired by, like \"Cry Me a River\" by Julie London (in V for Vendetta for my generation).  Olivia sang from Xanadu, from her country hits in her early days, songs from her 90s album Gaia, and of course...PHYSICAL!\n\nThe most excitement for the crowd came from her 4 minute montage of her life early in the show, with pictures hinting at the order of her career, and the nod to Grease.  She started with a tease of \"Look at me I'm Sandra Dee\" and then broke into songs from Grease with her back-up singers: You're the One That I Want, Hopelessly Devoted to You, Summer Nights, and We Go Together.  The crowd went wild!  Sure, there were songs throughout the show I did not know, but I did not grow up with ONJ so I was just thrilled to see my dad so happy.  Cool show no matter what generation you belong to, I'd say!
__label__0 I mapped out this JJ location to my house and it is 2.8 miles (6 minute drive), but I called and apparently I'm out of their delivery zone. HUH? 2.8 miles and you don't deliver to me?  No wonder you can be freaky fast, you only deliver to places that are 2 blocks away.  Good business model, don't deliver to people in your same area.
__label__0 I called to place an order for delivery. When the guy at the store answered the phone I told him I would like to place an order for delivery. He asked if I wanted to place the order over the phone with him or online? Why would I call the store and tell him that I wanted to place an order for delivery if my intent was in any way to place my order online. What a moron!  I'll have nothing thanks!    1:00 PM.  January 8 2015
__label__4 Found my new fav. Boba spot! I tried their  number one seller 'wow milk'... And WOW is right. Love it with the herbal jelly... The honey boba is also very delicious on its own. This place is fresh and great for these summer days in Vegas! If you're e craving a delicious cup of Boba and some kun fu clips, this place is must go!!!\n\n\nNeed I say the service is also very good? If we are unhappy with our drinks they would be glad to remake it. Not like I need that option anyway...
__label__1 I don't understand the high reviews for this place.  I tried 3 drinks... 3 very basic drinks that shouldn't be difficult to mess up: \n\nOolong milk tea with boba ($4 large)\nGreen tea ($2.75) medium)\nGreen milk tea ($3.25 medium)\n\nAll were bland. I'm aware that drinks here aren't as sweet as other boba shops, but they didn't even taste like tea; more like watered down tea. Super disappointed. Boba also hardened within 5 minutes which is gross... Eventually it just tastes like undercooked boba. Yuck!\n\nOne cool thing: they have these awesome drink shakers that I've yet to see in other establishments. Pretty cool, but not cool enough for me to come back.  I'll continue to frequent tea station for my boba cravings when I'm in Vegas.
__label__4 I didn't realize how many Yelpers had dogs. Such a great event  and the perfect weather to go with it.  Scottsdale Artwalk  is the place to be on Thursday.  Lori Landis opened her studio for us and let us enjoy her work.  She explained her artwork and passion to create beautiful things.  Ben an d Jack's Steakhouse provided some lite bites of chicken, steak and mac-n-cheese.  Sprinkles provided cupcakes for everyone, even the dogs.  \n\nAfter a visit at Lori's studio, we go to check out her neighbors and the surrounding studios along the Art Walk.  A big thank you to Lori and the galleries that allowed the Yelpers and their 4-legged friends to visit.  Thanks to Lindsey and Yelp for planning such a nice outing in Old Town.
__label__4 We are always looking for healthy restaurants. And I have been waiting for CC Chandler Location to open since I have heard great things about them. For my first time I went for the protein bowl with Tri-Tip and Sweet Potato Hash and it is tow thumbs up! \n\nI can't wait to try other bowls and juices! We need more \"special foods restaurants\" like this.
__label__1 Sorry, little grey heads, Mia Bella Cafe is just Meh for me and not the 5-star experience that everyone else seemed to enjoy (did you?). Came in around 11:15am and the spot was empty. Like, 0 people in there. 0. I was aiming for a light meal, but there were signs for shawarma outside and I'm weak for the stuff, so I went for a shawarma wrap with a side of potato salad and then grabbed a turkey panini to eat later in the day. \n\nI'll make this quick bc it's Friday and I know you gots some partying to do... the wrap wasn't cut, so I had a shawarma burrito that was eh. I was confused the entire time on whether it was OK or not. The potato salad consisted of diced potatoes, but no mayo to tie 'em together. So, yea, just a bunch of dry potatoes. The panini was OK. Turkey, cheese, let, tom on some nice bread.... but they put it in a box with an Israeli salad which leaked all over it, making the bread soggy as hell and an open-faced panini for moi. Overall, meh. I wouldn't return.
__label__3 Family of 4 went there for dinner tonight. Staff was friendly and the food came out pretty quickly even though they were very busy. I had the shrimp burrito, while the rest of the family got the carne asada burrito. Mine was delicious and my family enjoyed their burritos. We also tried the carne asana nachos, which were excellent. The chips were homemade and very good. All in all a good experience and we'll be back. Only complaint I had, which is not at all the owners fault, was the family with 5 kids too many. If you're going to take your family out to dinner and bring your small children be courteous of those around you. Parents were too busy talking to each other to notice their kids running around screaming in the restaurant. So rude! If you can't control your children in a public place, stay home!!
__label__4 I've found a new addiction. Los Tacos step aside. They have mini tacos, elote, and agua frescas that put Frijoles above the rest. And let's talk about those Frijoles! They get at least 5 stars. The chips, tortillas, red and green salsas are definitely something to talk about. The kind of kick that sticks to your tongue and makes your nose run, but doesn't have you running to the counter asking for leche. Did I mention they have elote? It had the perfect combination of flavors with enough juicy goodness to appreciate the charred kernels. We generally opt for the courtesy cup of water, but we're persuaded to buy an Agua fresca after numerous samples of various concoctions were offered.
__label__4 Just opened in the CLT airport, Brioche Dor\u00e9e is way down the E concourse by gate E27. Even if you're not in E, if you have the time, this is well worth the walk which does have a bunch of slidewalks to help you along.\n\nTerrific pastries and delicious looking sandwiches that will completely destroy any carb free diet that you might be considering. feeling savory? Try the spinach and feta croissant. Or you thinking sweet? Strawberry and cream danish? Try saying no. Chocolate croissant? Affirmative. \n\nI got an apricot and cream danish that was the envy of my flight attendant. Yum!
__label__0 This has got to be a joke. The chicken shawarma has the texture of sawdust, the Kibbe tastes like mini corn dogs, and to get the combo is 2 extra dollars to add a drink. You read that correctly. It reminds me of chuckie cheese on the inside; bright neon colors, video games. All I could keep saying as I entered the door was,\"Disco-disco\" as the LED disco ball was making its rotations; all the while making zohan tag lines. I'm confident my insides are layered in a thick film of grease from the amazing minced beef inside the kibbeh. Friendly, but irritated staff made the experience all the more merry as Christmas music blazed from the speaker system. I'm a bit of a Connoisseur of arabic food and in my opinion, this place fell short of taste, flavor, and originality.
__label__0 Horrible drive thru and slowest service. I have tried to give them chances but it never gets better. Last week was the final straw. I was behind one car and no one was inside and it took forever.
__label__1 Blah!  This was my 2nd visit to Bravo, 1st time I got a grilled chicken salad & had to send it back b/c the chicken was pink.  This time we started w/ the sangria rosa, way to sweet & was more like a daiquiri.  I got the chicken caprese & the chicken was very thin & like rubber, I could barely cut it, the orzo had zero seasoning.  So disappointed & we will not be going back!  Only reason for 2 stars instead of one was because we had good service.
__label__1 PAPA - PLEASE WORK ON THE FOOD PREPARATION  AND PORTIONS FOR TO GO ORDERS.  \n\nIt's 8:30 at night and I haven't eaten.  I was excited to try out a new place.  It's open and bright with windows around.  You can see the food being prepared.  I usually order rolled tacos when I visit an eatery like this for the first time.  I figure it would be very hard to mess such a simple thing up.  After all its just meat, rolled in corn tortilla and deep fried until crisp.  Well, it was a bit of a disappointment as only the ends of my tacos were crisp, the insides soft and soggy.  This made me worry that it wasn't cooked thoroughly.  \n\nMy receipt was pushing close to 8 dollars for 6 rolled tacos, rice, and beans and guac. \nI rate the portions of the side dishes - STINGY - not enough for the price tag.  \nI rate the Rolled Tacos D -   Soggy middles - yuck. \nI rate the guacamole A+  - It's the real deal, not the watered down stuff.  Very good.  \nI rate the beans A+ - flavorful and wonderful.\nI rate the rice   C-  as mine was on the undercooked side, slightly crunchy, yuck though it seemed to have a good flavor. \nI rate the Salsa - B - it was average, expected salsa for this type of venue \nI rate the restaurant ambiance A+\nI rate the service A+ \nI rate the cooks - well, they leave more to be expected.  Please work on it Papa Chevos, you have time because I won't be back anytime soon.  Maybe I will try again after some more weeks pass.
__label__0 Two burritos, 3 hours later 2 sick people
__label__4 So much fun here!  We are learning excellent skills, but we are always having a good laugh and enjoying the time.  I spend all day working in front of a computer, so my body gets very stiff.  I leave the dojo feeling completely stretched out and my body feels better all week.  I'm so glad I found this place and I recommend it to anyone who has any interest in Aikido, Tai Chi, or simply needs a new fun way to get out of a seated position!
__label__4 This food will blow your mind!  The restaurant is small but it's so worth the wait.  We tried basically everything because it was just one great dish after another, we had spicy pork bulgogi, leek pancake, stir fry rice noodles with beef, kimchi fries rice and dumplings...all fabulous!  The owners are the chef and wait staff and are very friendly, they make the visit extra special.
__label__3 This restaurant is a true mom and pop operation that you can tell is a labor of love on the part of owners, Mr. & Mrs. Lee.  I suspect as retired professionals, he an engineer and she a nurse, they are not financially dependent on the success of the restaurant.  She does most of the cooking while he serves and talks.  We decided to share orders of Korean style stir fry noodles and BBQ chicken.  \n\nWhile waiting for our entrees, we were given complimentary cups of a delicious creamy chicken soup.  Next came 4 tiny servings of banchan - kimchee, pickled vegetable, seaweed salad and seasoned mung bean sprouts.  This was followed by a pair of rice balls, a salmon salad plus larger portions of both kimchee and seaweed salad followed by our entrees  Everything was homemade and delicious.  Prior to departing, cups of a refreshing cold rice tea were brought to our table.  Being the recipients of such generosity and graciousness, I felt compelled to offer to help with the dishes or at least to sweep up the floor, but Mr. Lee kindly declined my offer so I substituted a generous gratuity.
__label__4 As soon as I walked in I was greeted by a well mannered staff. I went in for a gel manicure and a pedicure they started doing my manicure first the lady took her time didn't rush she did an excellent job she was very nice. After my manicure they started my pedicure right away he did the deluxe pedicure it was awesome he paid a lot of attention to detail I choose the orange scrub and he even squeezed an organic orange on my feet! :) overall I had a pleasant experience I highly recommend this place
__label__4 My first time to a nail salon since moving from Hawaii & I loved it!!\n\n- Pedicure was the best! Technician took his time & did a wonderful job on my feet! A+++\n\n- Nail tech did everything I asked for and I loved the outcome! \n\nThank you! I'll be back :)
__label__0 Litteraly worst nail shop I've ever been too... The first girl put soo much acrylic all over my fingers that when I went to seperate the sides of my nail from my finger it ripped my skin off ... My nails have never stung more wile getting them done ... Than she put the wrong size nail on my middle finger ... Than in 5 days my brand new set a nail broke ....... So I felt like I had to go back so I could get matching polish .... A different lady put the wrong acrylic on my clear nails had to redo that and than questioned me y I wanted the nail polish the way I wanted it as if I wasn't a paying customer ... I will NEVER return here again !
__label__4 Tried Bad Beat on 08/09/14 and was not disappointed. Husband and I ordered two samplers which included a total of 6 beers for a mere $10 each. I love how they have the listing of beers and ingredients on the tables so you know exactly what you're drinking. This sampler was a perfect way to try a few beers and rile up our appetite just in time to walk out to the parking lot and grab some food off the food truck that was parked right by the front door. \nThis is an awesome and welcome addition to Henderson. Especially in a more commercial and not very busy part of Henderson. We are already looking forward to going back and having some more beers. I will have the delicious Heffeweizen with the subtle banana flavor and the husband loved their Ace in the Hole, which we found out can be purchased at a local Henderson shop! \nWelcome to town Bad Beat and best of luck to you guys!!
__label__2 I came in this week to grab a quick slice in between meetings. I love pizza - any kind. When I've had a busy schedule at work, I usually come in and grab a slice and sometimes get it cold because I'm moving so quickly.  I was surprised to find your new made to order format.  I was short on time but gave it a try.  \n\nPros: 1) I love that you can get as many toppings as you want for the same price.  That's awesome. 2) Coke products - yay!  great choice. 3) The pizza was really good.  It hit the spot.  \n\nCons: 1) There are no grab and go options. You have to order and wait for it. I went after 1pm but I imagine there is a long line at noon.  It takes a full 5 minutes to cook. I wanted it to go and then I had to wait for them to box up. Seems silly to complain about another minute but I just wanted to go fast. 2) cost - pizza and a drink was over $10.  I usually came in for a slice and a drink for $5. I recommend that you consider some type of cheaper option for the lunch crowd if you are going to make this work.  Maybe a smaller pizza size for $5? I know your audience is not kids but a smaller size would work for that population too.\n\nI'd love to see you make this work because a slice of pizza during the work day is my preference for lunch. I was excited to see a place to get slices when I took this position downtown. \n\nLOVE the coca cola products (I used to go next door for a coke). Big plus!
__label__0 Well I tried this place on a whim and I was disappointed by the food and not having filtered water for their soda machine. On the food I guess they dumbed it down for Americans or the run over to Safeway to do their shopping..  just another failed attempt at Chinese / Japanese food.. if you like this place then please have your tastebuds checked.
__label__4 Greek salad is awesome. Great price for the amount and quality of the food. Will def come back.
__label__4 Love their gyros!!! The meat is seasoned perfectly, there cucumber sauce is absolutely delicious. We have only been there twice and have not been disappointed at either visit. The staff is friendly and courteous and the food comes out quick and hot. Their menu is not overwhelming and they have a nice mix of food so even if you are not a fan of Greek food, there is something on their menu for everyone in the family to be able to enjoy. They are also very kid friendly. The restaurant is very clean as well as the bathrooms. I would recommend that anybody who lives in the Matthews, Indian trail area should definitely stop in one day and give this place a try. You can either eat in or take out.
__label__1 We went with a group of 10 including 2 small kids for an early dinner at 530 on a Thursday. It was already packed. The service was very friendly but we waited over 25 minutes for our first round of AYCE. The food quality was ok but nothing to get too excited about. Prices were average. My biggest gripes were the layout- crowded floor and you have to walk through a wait station in front of the kitchen and not run into any servers to get to the restrooms...and the music. It was nightclub music- ok whatever- but it was as loud as a nightclub. The group consensus is that we probably won't go back. It wasn't a comfortable atmosphere and not worth that for the sushi.
__label__3 Food was great but service was a little strange. You don't order your food from the sushi chef you have to order from the waitress. Also we ordered 3 rolls and some sushi, you would think the sushi comes out first? But they brought out all the rolls and forgot about the sushi until we mentioned we never got it. Overall they're fish quality was great, everything tasted fresh and not fishy :) will be back and they're AYCE is a great deal with a lot of selection :)
__label__4 Sunflower Pet Supply ROCKS!  Beth is one of the most knowledgeable owners of a pet supply store I have EVER met!  \n\nPer our vet, our cat (17 years old) was on her \"last leg,\"  Had blood work drawn, and got the feedback from the vet.  Took that information to Beth for her suggestions, and guess what, our cat was lethargic, low appetite is almost like a kitten again (and STILL alive with a great quality of life 7 months AFTER the vet had said \"sorry I don't have better news for you.\"\n\nPricing, variety, and cleanliness at Beth's store is incredible.\n\nHIGHLY recommend this store to anyone with furry friends!
__label__4 I ordered the spicy chicken gui on the grill. It was very delicious. I went with a group of 7 and they were very accommodating to us. The staff was friendly. I will come here again for sure.
__label__2 Food was good at best, they serve alcohol but there's no scene, no outside seating, and uncomfortable seating.
__label__2 beet salad was fantastic. service was new and they spilled water over my table while I was eating. the short rib loco moco was too salty for my taste.
__label__4 I am so excited to have Americas Taco shop in Mesa now!!! Love their food, always good!!!
__label__1 Over priced for portion size. Good luck actually tasting the guacamole in their food.  Also look out for cold food, half way through my carne asada burro was cold. I will say that they did replace it.  Otherwise the taste of the food is great.
__label__1 Walked in on a Sat. night about 3 weeks ago and headed right to the bar. Sat there for a good 10-15 min. with both bartenders looking at me but not acknowledging me. Finally, one says \"did you want to order something?\" .... I said \"that was the plan\" and then he says \"oh, why didn't the hostess give you a menu? I hate it when they do that\".... Ok, I've walked into a lot of restaurants and headed right to the bar and Never has a hostess chased me down to give me a menu... It was a lame excuse to make up for the fact that I was being ignored. Ordered a glass of wine and the Meat & Cheese board, nothing special.
__label__3 Went here on Labor Day weekend,  Saturday night. It wasn't too crowded.  We got a nice spot in the back on some nice couches. The waiter was very friendly and informative.  We tried some wine and dessert.  It's a little pricey, but we will be back.  Overall a really good experience.
__label__1 I would really want to try the service here because the setting alone looks so relaxing. The hours posted online and at their door say they are open til 8pm. I've been calling since 7 to get an apt. They're not even open right now. \n\nIt's pretty sad considering my man and I wanted a nice evening to pamper ourselves. Looks like we will just have to try tomorrow and elsewhere. \n\n\nI understand you want to leave early but remember what you have outside your establishment and online should reflect your actual business hours. \n\n\nI will change my review as soon as I get a chance to come down here when they are open. \n\nSorry I work normal human hours :(
__label__4 Just left Vegas Lash Lounge and my lashes look AMAZING!!!! The shop is just as amazing with a contemporary look and a fantastic staff couldn't have asked for a better experience! Run don't walk see what you're missing!
__label__2 My wife and I have a time share just down the street and we are always looking for a nice place to eat and catch a game. We really liked the atmosphere, the food, the location, the service, and the plethora of TV's. \n\nThe only downside is that it is not a nonsmoking establishment. Having lived in CA for the last 40 years I'm not accustomed to enjoying dinner and inhaling cigarette smoke at the same time or same venue. \n\nThe food was fantastic with the exception of the french fries. My wife had a burger thst she said was delicious and I had the fish and chips where the fish was amazing. The fries left a lot to  be desired for both of us.\n\nThe beer selection was pretty decent. They featured several local craft beers as well as some solid craft beers from out of state (they had Moose Drool on tap from Big Sky Brewing in Missoula, MT which is as solid a brown craft beer as is available). As Vegas and Henderson continue to welcome more breweries I look forward to seeing what they will tap here.\n\nI foresee us going back again next year when we are at our time share for a couple hockey games.\n\nIn short, if you like sports, good food, good beer, and don't mind smoke I would highly suggest The Great American Pub.
__label__1 I just want to start off by saying that I am not excited to be writing this particular review.\nI was super excited to find that a new Mexican restaurant had opened RIGHT next door to my condo and even more excited to have received an awesome BOGO coupon. My fiance and I headed right over as soon as we got the opportunity and that's when the excitement was over.\n\nFirst of all, with a name with \"chips & salsa\" in the title one would think that they would be wowed by the chips and salsa, but nope. The chips were average, similar to Fresh & Easy's brand and the salsa was not to our particular liking. I never expect to like everything, but a variety would be nice... none of that though. Moving right along to the entree stage... my fiance ordered the nachos and I, the steak fajitas. The nachos were sad, cold, the cheese was not melted and the chicken, flavorless. The fajitas were beautiful and the steak was tender, BUT the tortillas must have been bought at Albertson's and the rice and beans were blah. \n\nOverall the staff was super nice, but the food was not great and seriously lacking in flavor. I truly hope that things improve and the food gets better. I would love to have a close Mexirant that we could frequent, but for now I will keep looking.
__label__1 Disappointing. Ordered a chicken taco plate, and was only able to eat part of one taco; the chicken was that bland. By bland I mean they had obviously boiled the chicken in unseasoned water for hours. It tasted like Styrofoam, and was just as dry. My boyfriend thought the burrito was bland as well. \n\nThe reasons I give it two stars instead of one is that the chips are really good, fresh made and hot. The salsa is on the watery side, but flavorful. The nacho dish was good as well. \n\nThey have several premium margaritas, starting at $8, which look really good as well. \n\nThe restaurant itself has been remodeled a bit, and it's pretty cute now. Service is friendly and fast, and the food presentation is lovely. If they would devote the same time and passion to the FOOD, this would be a good restaurant. \n\nIn short, go here for the nachos and margaritas.. That's it.
__label__0 I just ate here and I order some garlic shrimp. Unfortunately, the shrimp was so over cooker, it was super hard and I could even taste where it was burnt on the edges. The garlic, needless to say, was also very burnt. I pretty much didn't like the salsa and beans all too much and I generally could have had a much better dining experience here.
__label__1 Service was excellent. Our waitress brought us refills without even asking and always with a smile. The free chips and salsa was decent although the chips were over cooked and salsa was fresh but had no flavor/seasoning. We ordered the enchilada combination platter my spouse said the ground beef was not seasoned, the rice was overly dry as well as the peas mixed in. The random pile of lettuce was fresh but clearly not understood. The refried beans- though clearly out of a can were yummy. The beef fajitas meat was not seasoned, the peppers and onions were good though. The guacamole was decent. The drinks (soda was $2.5x) were a bit much in my honest opinion. I can buy a 1 liter for $1 at most stores right now. I am glad we went with a groupon but will not be returning. If you prefer bland food that served promptly and at a nice temp this is the place for you. I was willing to give it a shot even though they had no queso on the menu.
__label__3 Received a deal from group on as a gift for a massage because I'm running a marathon on Sunday. Tanya was my massage therapist. I've had professional massages before and I also work at a high end spa and salon on the LV strip. Tanya was great. Her pressure was just right, she probably could have been firmer but I haven't had a massage in a very long time so that was fine. The deal was a Swedish or Deep Tissue massage and she did a combo of the two. I'm feeling really good after the massage. My body needs more work especially since I stand in front of a computer my whole shift and also workout 4-5times a week. I would definitely keep going to Tanya if I could afford it.
__label__3 After my doctor's appointment this morning, I stopped here for breakfast.  The place opened recently and I wanted to check it out knowing that it was part of a chain.\n\nBefore looking at the menu, one of the bus people came and brought me coffee. I first checked the specials board.  Then I looked over the menu.  After some thought, I went with one of the specials and ordered a Cordon bleu skillet.  The skillet had potatoes, chicken, ham, and swiss cheese and Hollandaise.  I got my two eggs over easy and rye toast.\n\nIn less than five minutes, my server brought the skillet over and it looked great!  It also tasted that way.  The chicken pieces were real chicken--not formed chicken.  The swiss cheese covered the top.  I was pleasantly surprised that the skillet was not heavy on cubed potatoes to use a cheaper ingredient to cut back on the ham and chicken.\n\nMy coffee was refilled without waiting and service was good.  I'm glad we now have a good breakfast place in the neighborhood.
__label__1 Very basic breakfast, service at this place is horrible,,,do not sit outside, been there twice and same horrible service both times, coffee empty, bussers walking by not helping out.  I had to go to the host to get some attention to the table.  You can certainly do better than this place for breakfast.
__label__4 Didn't know where to go off the 215 and saw this place. Even tho it's 1.6 miles off the freeway. It's easy to get there. Excellent food and friendly people. I recommend it. We had breakfast.
__label__3 Medium wait, fast hot coffee, good food....what can you say, it's breakfast for the champions. The Greek Omlette, French Toast and short stack all received thumbs up.
__label__4 Came in on a Monday afternoon,  no wait and almost empty restaurant.  Yesss. Good came out quickly and was sooo good. Great place to get down and dirty with your family.
__label__3 Pretty awesome spot for crawfish, shrimp and sausage.  As other reviewers have suggested, you are going to get dirty, as will your sleeves if you're wearing a long sleeve shirt.  The crawfish at this place are huge.  I got a couple pounds of crawfish with half pound of sausage added in- that was just the right amount of food. I ordered it medium hot with the hot n juicy sauce (would like to try the Louisiana seasoning another time).  It wasn't overpoweringly hot and the corn/sausage helped cool it off.  I would put it between 2-3, closer to 2.  I also ate a few of my buddy's shrimp cooked in the same sauce.  Honestly they were kind of bland after peeling them, so I just ended up dipping them in the crawfish sauce which helped a lot with flavor. We sat at the bar and got great service from Jasmine.  Highly recommended if you love crawfish and don't mind getting dirty!
__label__2 I personally did not like their \"signature\" sauce which is their hot n juicy, ummm yuck, it was alright if you have nothing to compare it to but I did and seriously if you're craving this style of food, go to Angry Crab Shack in mesa and get the trifecta sauce, now THAT'S amazing! On top of the sauce being just alright, I asked for mild and it was way too spicy to be considered mild, like nose leaking, mouth on fire, had to wipe off the sauce from crab legs spicy, and I grew up in Asia eating spicy foods so I'm not a whimp. What a waste of 2 lbs of crab legs and $40. Ugh needless to say I'll never get food from here again, I'm willing to make the extra miles to go to mesa to get the real deal!
__label__4 Been there 4 times already and Hot n Juicy has not disappoint our family!!!! Awesome service by Myra and Trent and great seafood. We will definitely be back. Great job !!!'
__label__0 I was always a fan of the HNJ chain in California, but tonight was just not their night to be representing their chain.\n\nTonight was my brother's 24th birthday and I already called in advance that a group was coming in to dine in. Our waiter, who I will hold the name from this review, took our orders, served us water, and left his shift giving it to another young man who took over the table. Granted, I knew it was about 70 mins from Last Call and we were a big group, you would assume attention to detail is most important.\n\nFirst we order appetizers, which were mediocre at best (the calamari breading was too salty and saturated from the deep fryer oil). Next, the orders of clams came out and within the first two clams I ate, I felt like I almost split my teeth because I bite gritty sediment in my food. Seafood should've been washed properly and rid of the rocks and grits of the clam. I had to send it back. By now, my appetite has faded because of the quality of the food I expected from such a reputable chain. As everyone one around me got their food, multiple bus boys/girls brought food out to the table. Unknowingly more people came to join our party, the late comers who ordered food after my brother and I received their food first. Granted, most of us ordered similar dishes, it should have been the staff's responsibility to figure out who's food went to who. I ended up not getting my 2lbs of shrimp with potatoes and corn, sending back a pound of clams, and not even enjoying my appetizer.\n\nWhen the checks came back, none of the orders were organized in the way we set it with the first waiter to left serving us. I almost feel bad, which is why I'm donating a half star to the review, for the new waiter because he got bombarded with complaints from our table. Beers from one side of the table were charged to the other side of the table's tab, and one of my friends ended up paying $95 when he barely at half a bag of shrimp. It is just ridiculous, and what made it worse is that it was closing time, so pressure to get up and leave was felt. I've worked in the restaurant business and I know how staff get when the last few customers don't leave.\n\nThe only reason why I'm donating another half star to give this review of Tempe's Hot & Juicy a whopping 1 star review, is because he gave us a free pound of shrimp 'on the house' from the kitchen. I honestly don't know what is wrong with this chain but from what I remember at my experience in Cali's HNJ, it was a night and day. I'm leaving this review still upset and disappointed at the professionalism of the staff and food quality tonight.
__label__4 I have been coming to K-Land Nails & Spa for 4 years.  They offer great service in a clean and welcoming salon.  My husband gets his nails done here too.  Jenny and Henry have a great staff.  Strangers comment on how great my nails look all the time.  You must try them out.
__label__4 Best nail place I have ever been to!!! I have had Danny and Nancy and they are amazing.
__label__0 I had such a terrible experience!!! I asked for a gel manicure with an ombr\u00e9 glitter accent nail and the woman working just did a gel polish with  loose glitter on every nail and it was just a mess.\n\nShe didn't touch my cuticles and did a little filing after she painted. \n\nI was so disappointed that the next day I went somewhere else after paying $23 for a polish that I could've done myself.
__label__4 I think I just fell in love with the Mochiko Bowl. LOL. So good! Loved the lychee lemonade. Once again their customer service was excellent. Make sure to get your hands on the stamp card. It's more like a signature card, really. Buy 10 get 1 dish free.
__label__3 I travel to Las Vegas monthly and know that the best places to eat are not on the Strip. I was looking for something different and this place was on Yelp. \n\nFood was great. I had the chicken bowl with a fried egg. Was not sure what to expect ... Very interesting. I would order this again but my plan is to try other items next time. \n\nThe best places to eat are away from the strip and this is one of those places.
__label__4 I'm a firm believer in juicing and this place delivers the goods! Friendly staff and great fresh selection. So glad I have one more option for juice! And it's right by my work so it's totally perfect for me.
__label__1 Drive through is soooo slow.  Had to repeat order 3 times and been in line for nearly 10 minutes now.  Just brutal!
__label__4 We love this place. Hard to find a restaurant that my young boys like going to and enjoy the food. Wife and I are tired of Chili's.  The gelato is fantastic. The Italian Nachos are a must.  Wow! Something on the menu for everyone. Staff is very friendly and fun. \n\nStuffed!
__label__1 We have eaten here for a total of 3 times now (in order to give a fair review).  The first time we ate here for lunch it was so good that we came back the second time.  The second time we came...it was not so good so we gave it a second chance during our 3rd visit.  Unfortunately our 3rd visit will be our last as there is too many inconsistencies.\n\n1st visit: We ordered a pizza with pepperoni, onions, and sausage.  It was perfect!  The cheese and crust was cooked to perfection.  It was also served with strips of garlicbread and a side salad for each.  We also ordered the calamari which was good...but nothing special.\n\n2nd visit: We ordered a pizza with pepperoni only.  The pizza came out \"warm\"...the cheese didn't even stretch as we served it.  I don't know about you but We like our pizza piping hot out of the oven...and the waiter this time told us that the restaurant just got a new oven so he would let the new Chef know what our feedback was.\n\n3rd visit: We were so hungry that we ordered the Venetian wings and a sausage/mushroom pizza.  We were served a family style salad and a basket of garlic bread.  After about 45 minutes of waiting for our wings, we asked teh waiter to check on it and he told us that the wings take longer because they serve \"Colossal wings\" and want to make sure it is cooked perfectly.  5 minutes later he arrives at our table with the pizza and the wings.  The wings were NOT and I repeat NOT colossal in size at all.  I was also served barely warm.  The pizza again was not piping hot as the cheese did not stretch.  We really wanted to like this place...but I guess we will have to find another local pizzaria!
__label__0 I am sorry to say but it's the worst indian food I have ever had. The food is not fresh and tasted as if it was from previous day's buffet. I am from india and can tell easily by eating indian food if it's fresh or not. Waste of money at this place.
__label__2 I had high hopes ever since I saw a photo of a dozen delectable looking donuts, posted by a friend on Facebook. But alas, I'm sorry to report that my experience was just okay.\n\nI tried the s'mores and the raspberry. The s'mores had a marshmallow top with crushed graham crackers, filled with a chocolate cream inside. The raspberry had a raspberry glaze and sprinkles on top, filled with a raspberry cream inside. Usually I have to stop myself from eating the whole thing (i.e. Pink Box), but in this case, I was done after eating less than half. Honestly, it just wasn't worth the calories.\n\nMy husband had the bacon maple (which he said was okay). I also got him a bacon fritter, but it's still sitting in the box.\n\nService was great and I really wish I could've given them more stars. But in the spirit of honest yelping, unfortunately I cannot.
__label__0 I was really looking forward to a neighborhood donut shop, but I couldn't have been more disappointed. First, their menu consists of a counter with donuts on display, half of which don't have a description as to what they are. Now, I get it, donut shops don't normally have a menu of ingredients for their donuts, but this place has made an extra effort to make their donuts \"different\" and I don't feel my confusion was unjustified. After, being given explanations as to donut flavors by an, much annoyed by my inquiries, employee.  My wife and I got 4 donuts, I got the maple bacon donut and the strawberry short cake donut, but you could have just called them the greasy and sticky ones. As for my wife, I guess they weren't memorable enough to remember what she got and let me put it this way, 2 weeks later one of them is still sitting in my fridge. I can't see myself going back here ever, but I do see groupons in o face's future.
__label__4 If you are near downtown Las Vegas (or have a car to drive there) you must try these donuts.  The Lemon is filled with the same tart lemon as a lemon bar.  The Peach is filled with peach cream and topped with crumble.  Can't wait to try the chocolate.  Take these to friends, family or co-workers.  One note - the entrance is on Carson not Sixth.
__label__0 We tried a half dozen of these greasy, pretentious donuts. We didn't finish any of them. They had a mix of stale textures and weird tastes. Just bad. I can't believe I'm saying that about a donut. We really hated them.
__label__4 Yay for savory donuts.  I stopped by on the way home from the dog park today and couldn't be happier.  I'm not a huge or daring donut fan.  I got a breakfast sandwich in a donut (cheese, bacon, egg) and it was great.  It was packed in a small paper bag and when I got home - no grease marks,  I also got a selection of donuts, the sweet ones, that looked tasty.  They were all tasty.  Also got a latte that was fine.  Everyone in the shop was very nice and service was perfect.  I didn't experience anything the negative reviewers did and everything the positive reviewers noted.  I'll stop in again no doubt and will update this review if anything changes.
__label__1 Just left lunch there and I really only enjoyed the mint they gave me with my check. I had 2 speciality rolls and a squid salad all of which were fishy. I didn't finish one of the rolls and I eat just about anything! I have been to the other revolving sushi bars near this one for a quick and healthy lunch and will return to those but not this one. One plus is that they do have lots of speciality rolls.
__label__2 Nah, I've had better.  Came here for lunch and the \"revolving\" was not revolving. Instead, we were given a menu of what's available, from appetizers to sushi to udon, ramen, fried rice, dessert.  It was still all \"you can eat\" for $11.95.  We ordered from the appetizers, lots of fried, breaded items, it was great for the kids who were with us.  We got sushi, it was nice and fresh.  We got udon to share and it was okay, not enough noodles.   Green tea ice cream was the best part!  Fried bananas were over breaded.  Service was slow, they had one souz chef making sushi, appetizers took a long time and server forgot our orders, she barely spoke English.  May not come back, maybe for the green tea ice cream only...
__label__1 When this place first opened, I was excited to have a revolving sushi place so close to my work. Revolving sushi is usually inexpensive, and makes for a good lunch to break up the monotony of the work week. We didn't have a chance to check it out until this weekend, and I don't think I'll be going back.\n\nI guess the whole revolving thing bombed for them, so they went to an all-you-can-eat menu. Good in theory, but in practice, it left much to be desired. It's $11.95 a person, and the menu has everything from various appetisers (gyozas, yakitori, edamame, etc) to soups, fried rice and udon entrees, to sushi. \n\nI just wasn't impressed with anything, really. Our server was nice, but the food just wasn't worth it. \n\nWe got tempura shrimp, and stir-fried seafood udon to start. The tempura was ok, but nothing special, but the udon was squishy, and lacking flavour. For sushi, we got the eel and avocado roll, the spicy yellowtail and the shrimp tempura roll. \n\nNone of it was anything to write home about. I've had better. Way better. I guess for $28 the amount of food we got was ok, but when I really had to choke it down, it just wasn't worth it.
__label__4 I don't usually write reviews but today I decided this place was worth one :)\n   \n I just got the 12 piece chicken meal for the family and I have to say, it was delicious!\nChicken was crispy, not greasy at all, coleslaw was awesome. Kids loved the mac and cheese and biscuits ( I don't eat them ) but they said it was great. Also got an order of he butterfly shrimp which was delicious.  Definitely worth going back for!
__label__0 Closed. Sign on door said they are locked out.
__label__4 Scrumptious! I had a \"lamb kebab\", and it was delicious! Finally, there is a good Mediterranean cuisine in Madison!
__label__1 I had dinner here last night and the entire experience made me kick myself that we didn't go to the Banzo food cart!  When in doubt, just go to Banzo friends.  \n\nAfter hearing about Palmyra, our group of four were very eager to give this place a try.  We ordered four dishes, Fatoush salad, falafel salad, chicken schwarma and potato curry.  The food arrived very late, the food was cold and just not that great.  The pita was really cold.  Ick.  My friend was accosted as he walked into the bathroom by an employee and after he already confirmed he was a customer, he was asked to prove his table number if he wanted to use the bathroom.  I totally get you might get wanderers in from State St. to use the bathroom but pay attention and don't get them confused with customers!  \n\nNope, not coming back.
__label__4 Saw the review and ran down. This is the best of a small family restaurant. Attentive staff. Delicious food.
__label__1 We have been here a few times and the food  and service was excellent! \n\nSo we go there for my wife's bday. We were so excited to come back and have a great experience but I'm sorry to say thing have changed in this place. \n\nService was not as good even-though it was the same waiter. I complained about the beef tagine there were only two beef cubes of beef and half of the cubes were fat! I've had this dish numerous times and it wasn't like that! The waiter tells me thanks for letting me know! I'm like WTF!!!! And he knows we come here often! Now they also charge for hot tea refills and pita as well. I hate when they nickel and dime you but I understand maybe they are struggling but common!! So we left aggravated and disappointed great way to spend a bday! This place has gone down in my book and I'm sorry to say we will not be coming back here again!\n\nOh and by the way they raised their prices dramatically on all the menu items!!
__label__4 One thing I always judge a restaurant by is how hot their food is served. I went with a friend and we had several courses. All were awesome and served as if each dish was being photographed for a magazine spread. I went to remove the stick from my shis-ka-bob and it was already done for me. The pita was served warm and delicious and the hummus was awesome! It is also Byob and the outdoor seating was very comfortable. The owner came to our table and told us he is thinking about starting a Turkish breakfast. Treat yourself to this very affordable and delicious gem.
__label__3 Great dinner! Service was very good. I enjoyed turkish gyro very much. Hot appetizers are also very delicious. The baklava is so good! If you are looking for turkish food in Pittsburgh, come here!
__label__2 Have had the philly twice now.  It is pretty good. Not the best in town but up there.  Nice atmosphere with lots of screens for sports.  Get the onion rings, they are very good.
__label__0 Bins were either completely or almost empty. What a let down. Huge warehouse side full of stuff and the shelves in the store side were almost bare. I wish I had taken pictures. Complete waste of gas. \nI was very disappointed. I can't figure what all the hype is about. When digging through bins, you can tell this stuff is from other stores that did not sell. Now, it you want to find better things, goodwill is overcharging at its \"boutique\" store. \nNot impressed.
__label__2 We went to the new location for the first time for dinner.  Hope tonites service isn't typical, because it was awful.  Food was decent. and out waiter was nice but really slow.  Also we ordered the rice ball. which was listed as coming with sauce and cheese.  When it came to the table it had meat in it.  Just a heads up to any vegetarians which come to this restaurant,   confirm the dish doesn't have meat in it.
__label__0 Went here for the first and last time last night. My husband had chicken marsala and the chicken was so tough you could hardly cut it. My son had fettuccine Alfredo and it was so bland. No flavor at all! My other 2 sons and I shared a pizza. Very greasy and the crust was very hard, maybe overcooked but not sure. Anyways $65 later and we didn't enjoy one thing!!
__label__1 When I think of \"Big Burritos\" I think of Los Fav's or Chipolte Burros. These burros, while yummy, are not filling. I expected more burro for $9! Throw in some chips and a drink for that price.
__label__2 I was expecting to be better on service, and food since currently it's 4 stars rating. We went in at 12pm for lunch and a lady sat us and gave us dinner menu. Then a waitor came and gave us the lunch menu and took our order. He seem to be in a rush. Then a different waitor came and asked if we ordered, after few minutes he came back and verified our order. There were only 2 other tables. Finally our food arrived. I had the shrimp Pad kee Mao, tom Kha and ice tea. It was good but I have had better. The portion is a good size.
__label__3 Food was pretty good, the lamb is pretty amazing. Tender, flavorful, and lacking in the strong gamy smell that it normally comes with. Swordfish steak was abit bland and tough and I would pass on it. Expensive but no more expensive than other restaurants in its class
__label__2 Great, friendly and attentive service. We had the Caesar salad, duck & scallops. Salad was great, duck was good & very rich. Scallops were so-so & not something I'd recommend ordering. Over all an okay meal, but not one I'd repeat.
__label__3 My group of about 5 girls had a grazie comp dinner for DB Brasserie so we thought that it would be perfect for us to use it for our first night in Vegas. We told the staff up front about the grazie comp and they were more than willing to accommodate us. \n\nThe grazie dinner was a prefixed 3 course menu for two. This was perfectly fine between the 5 of us since we were going to order more items just in case.\n\nWe ordered the calamari, caesar salad, oysters, French onion soup, salmon, and steak.\n\nEverything was superb! My favorites on the menu was everything except the salmon! The calamari was so delicious and the Thai flavors that they incorporated to it were subtle and not overwhelming. The Caesar salad and the oysters tasted so fresh. The French onion soup had a lot of flavor but it was a bit cold so my cousin and another girl had theirs reheated while the other girls and I enjoyed it cold (it was that good we didn't care to have it reheated). \nThe steak was cooked perfectly with delicate flavors and seasonings that didn't overpower or overwhelm you.\nAs for the salmon, it was alright. Not my favorite on the menu, but you have to eat it with the skin.\n\nFor dessert we had 3 different types of sorbet and they gave me a little birthday dessert! The sorbet was okay-- a bit tart for my liking but it definitely was a palette cleanser for sure. The birthday dessert was my fav along with 2 other girls! The chocolate and the ice cream combination was divine! Also, the chocolate was very decadent and melt in your mouth. One of the girls noted that the chocolate that they put into this was very rich and not cheap at all and I agreed.\n\nGreat experience at DB Brasserie, and a definite must try if you're at the Palazzo/Venetian! The space was very beautiful and elegant as well. Had a bit of a casual feel with a touch of class.
__label__1 From best to worst. \nThis restaurant in very few months from being my favorite became really bad. Here's a message to mister DB: if you were sitting at my table last night you would have been furious. Nobody should let dishes like the ones at our table leaving the kitchen. I don't know who actually cooked our food last night but he/she has no business working with food.\nFew months ago I had the pasta there and it was pure perfection. Too good for words. What I had last night was gross. It was a blob of pure grease with a different pasta and the same ingredients of last time but totally un synced and because of the immense amount of fat in there was no way to taste anything but it. We ordered three portions of it and it was one worse than the other, so it wasn't just a bad dish. \nOur bad experience kept on going with the halibut that was dry, unflavored and the artichokes unbearable salty. \nThe sea bass itself was ok but the wild rice that came with it was pure salt. I think they dropped the whole salt container in it. Again whoever is in the kitchen doesn't even know how to order at a restaurant and he should be permanently banned from the restaurant business, there is no hope in redemption. \nThe two stars are given for the dessert. They were delicious and the pastry chef belongs in your place Mr Boulud. The Grand Marnier souffl\u00e9 was outstanding. The madeleines were delicate and delicious like few months back. I guess we will come back for dessert only. Unless you show up in Vegas sometimes and see what's going on in your restaurant. You might be terrified.
__label__2 The staff was super friendly,  and had good service. This was our first time getting pizza from here. Good prices. Unfortunately the pizzas were not that great. Not enough sauce and the sauce that was there was bland. Crust was pretty tasteless. Just average at best, was hoping for better
__label__1 First, before I delve into this review, I'm a huge fan of and am sure to tell other people of Burgatory.  Which is why it is so hard to write this review.\n\nThis was not my first visit here, it was my second.  The first visit I made here ended up with me turning right around and walking away.  It was so crowded (on a Tuesday night) that I just didn't even want to deal with the crowd.  Funny thing is with this new location, instead of expanding it in any direction, it's still the same size as when the other restaurants that failed in this spot.\n\nNow onto my most recent visit.  We showed up and there was a bit of a wait.  After giving our name to the hostess, we ventured over to the bar.  While at the bar, we decided to sit at the bar and have our experience of the place instead of sitting at a table (had to go back to the hostess to have our name removed from the wait list).  We both ordered some drinks, a fairly decent list of IPAs on draft and we put in for an appetizer.  The truffled Gorgonzola fries were pretty amazing.  When we ordered the burgers, that's when it went downhill for me.\n\nI opted for the make your own burger.  After scribbling and rewriting we had our orders down.  Handed them over to the bartender and just had to wait.  I had ordered my burger topless (just the bottom of the bun).  When the burger arrived everything that my eyes could see at the time looked perfect.  Whenever I cut into this delicious display of beefiness, that when I got to see what was underneath.  The bun was soggy, not the type of soggy that you get from the juices of the burger, or the wetness of the fresh vegetables, but soggy in the pink kind of way.  I was a little concerned about this and informed the bartender I would not be eating this.  While I give him credit for trying to explain to me that the pinkness to my bun was just the juices running of the burger patty, I had to disagree with him.  Mind you, I ordered my burger cooked to medium well, if there were any juices from the burger they sure as hell would not be pink.  There was no smell to it either, so it could not have been a dressing for a salad.\n\nAfter a trip to the kitchen the bartender came back out to me and said that the cook said that's how they cook.  I'm sorry, but that doesn't make me want to eat the burger any more than the fact that I can see with my own eyes that the bun portion was pink.\n\nIn the end, they offered to make me another burger (I assumed it would have been free, but wasn't).  I opted to have it to go, good thing I did, by the time all this was over and the burger was ready my friend had finished her meal.  The manager came over as well and apologized to me for the mistake made and after handing me my bag with my new burger in it, she also handed a coupon thing for a free milkshake the next time I visit (thanks a million for that, giving me a coupon for something free that I cannot not use because of a food related allergy).\n\nTo sum it all up, even though this place is literally like ten minutes from my house, I'll stick to the original spot and not take my chances again.
__label__4 Hands down one of the best places to get a burger--especially a veggie burger. This place is CRAZY delicious. It is one of the best meals I've ever had. Their milkshakes are simply unbelievable--especially their smores. There are a ton of options and even for a burger joint, it is super vegetarian friendly! Be prepared to leave extremely satisfied with a large food-baby.
__label__2 Grabbing a quick bite at the Waterfront isn't easy, but on this day we were lucky.  Arriving at 4:30pm for a \"Linner\", there was no wait at Burgatory (for the first time EVER).  Quickly seated, we decided to indulge in one last gluttenous meal before the New Year.\n\nWe opted for a tasty craft beer and a Pratl's Burnt Almond Torte milkshake to share.  MMMmmm that milkshake may have been one of the best things I had in 2014... and it had alcohol in it :)\n\nThe guacamole and chips left us feeling \"meh\" since they were just kind of flavorless.\n\nI opted for the Phat Patti's veggie burger since it sounded delightful.  What I got was mush.  My burger just crumbled apart into a pile on my plate.  The even if there flavor was there, it was just a mushy texture that left me wishing I ordered an actual burger.  Normally I'm a big veggie burger fan, but this left me disappointed.\n\nNext time I visit Burgatory, I plan on ordering actual meat and a milkshake... mmm that milkshake :)
__label__4 Well if you like your herbs and garden - you will love this place.\n\nCola, tangerine and hazelnut are just some of the wonderful types of parangolia species.  I've never seen so many varieties of rosemary, thyme, lavender and mint!  Strawberry Mint - oh my!  Look I could go on abiut the amount of different types for days on here but i think you lot would get a bit tired if I did that!  But you get the gist of it.\n\nMoving on you get to sit in the green houses on comfortable sofas with tea and cake from the shop.  The shop has a great range of goods from trout pate to vegetables.  They have also got a furniture section where the items have been reclaimed and up for sale, but couldn't see any prices on them.\n\nIt was the first day of opening for them and they were still runing around finishing off jobs but they were all super duper friendly and passionate as i asked them about what herb works best for my garden!  \n\nI can see myself going bonkers buying herbs - yes bonkers!\n\nWhats more they will be selling fruit trees and lots more in the coming months - there is so much potential!\n\nIt's run by a Husband and Wife - and they are super nice too!
__label__4 Braydon and the rest of the team at Pinnacle Capital Mortgage in the Scottsdale Branch does a great job at understanding your needs and helping you to qualify for the program that best fits your needs. I would highly recommend Braydon if you need a loan for a new home purchase, a refinance, and also renovation.
__label__0 Overpriced! My wife got a regular salad with nothing on it for $8.00. We will not be coming back.
__label__4 I just moved here from northern CA, where our only option for this type of place is Togo's or Panera Bread. This place blows those two out of the water, that's for sure. What I love about Zupa's is that you can tell everything's homemade, and you don't get that overwhelming salt taste from premade soup. Yes the sandwiches are a bit small, but when you get a soup or salad with them they fill you up really good. I LOVED the vegetable chowder and grilled cheese I ordered. I think this just might be my new favorite place to eat.
__label__0 We LOVE Stone and Vine and frequent it almost every week, which is why when the owners opened this restaurant , we were excited to give it a try.   We have tried it three times.  All three times the service was subpar.   It was a like committing a crime to get chips and salsa.  When we got them, we were pleased but only to find out tue extra salsa cost extra.   We are ok with that but it is courteous to let the table know    \n\nWe stopped ordering Margaritas the first night we stopped in.  Just could not get them right. \n\nAfter the third try with no improvement on overall service and difficulty in getting chips and salsa, we have given up.  We will stick with Stone and Vine.
__label__3 Nice workers and good food. It seems to have the problems that a new location would have but I'm hopefully they will get them worked out soon.\n\n\nThe sweet pork tacos and burritos are awesome.
__label__1 I've been going to Cafe Rio for over 15 years. Since moving to Arizona from Cali we were pretty excited to be close to the  one on Baseline which is about 15-20 min from where we live but that made no difference because we loved Cafe Rio in the past. That location was average, always out of ice and always trying to rush you through the line. The food pretty good which kept us going back.\nWhen the San Tan location opened we were pretty excited because of its proximity. In the last year we've probably been 10-15 times to Baseline and this location 4 times. The other night we went and they were super chinsy on the meat we ordered 5 meals and each meal hardly had meat. Feels like Cafe Rio has gone down hill since franchising which is to be expected, but the prices continue to get higher. Get your act together Cafe Rio.
__label__3 Good nice grocery  store with regular and organic food items. I enjoy getting the basics like milk yogurt fresh fruits when in season and some other items that may look good that I may wanna try. Always good to try.
__label__3 Love this new store here in Henderson. From the great selection of produce, the Boars Head deli counter and fresh sushi bar, its a hit on all cylinders. The only reason I don't give 5 stars is the fact that whenever I go in and ask for something (like Calamari Steaks) I am told they will be in on the next shipment and almost without fail, I return to purchase the item and am told \"I don't know, the next shipment is .... whatever day\"  The cashiers are fast and friendly, the people in the produce and bulk are always helpful and the meat counter crew is great as well.. We stopped shopping at Whole Foods because the employees were snobs and the prices were too high. I am really glad this store opened up in the neighborhood.
__label__4 I had a mani and pedi last night. I love the fact they stay open late. The salon is very clean, which is VERY important to me. I love the selection of nail polishes, especially the glitter polishes! I love love love my mani and pedi which Veronica did. By the way she's wonderful and a great conversationalist :) I became a life long customer. The owner is absolutely refreshing and has a great attitude. Make an appointment with Veronica!
__label__4 This place is amazing!!!!  They were giving free furniture away as part if their grand opening and it was really nice furniture!   They have Way better prices than any of the other stores I've been to and I've been to them all.   The staff is extremely helpful and not pushy at all.   Free cookies and popcorn.   Games for the kids....  So much more!!!   This really is MOR Furniture!!!!!  Everyone was so helpful and.... Shawn Teters is quite possibly the best manager on the face of the earth!
__label__2 I'm reviewing my rating. After Mor telling me i had to wait for them to come inspect the table (i'm moving dont have time for this) and i left my review, i ended up getting a call the next day from a manager & they actually delivered a brand new table, said the old one turned out to be from a bad batch- \n\nSo overall i'm NOW happy with the customer service- and i'll take their word that it was a bad batch and not bad quality overall.\n\n\n\nOld Review: Bought a dinning room granite countertop table from here, within 6 months the legs are cracking, the marble actually stains real easy from heat. Absolute garbage, $800 wasted
__label__4 My favorite location of Nutrition Rush. \n\nOnce you walk in, automatic help. If they don't have it they automatically tell you they can order it. Where as other locations when they don't have the product than you are S O L. They don't offer an alternative other than, \"sorry we don't have it.\" \n\nVery convenient, located close to the Flamingo LVAC. I don't usually go to this location but it's by far my favorite because of the customer service. \n\nThey even call you when they have the product that you need which is pretty helpful. And they are pretty quick with the orders.
__label__2 Jeff and I were excited to give this place a try after hearing it had re-opened. We loved their beef tacos and menudo prior to the temporry closing. We had just finished hiking at Piestwea and were both very hungry. Jeff and I both loved the lengua tacos. They were juicy and with plenty of meat. The cabeza tacos had good flavor but were a little dry and bit too greasy. I didn't like the pastor tacos and neither did Jeff. They were unusually sweet for my liking and I didn't care for the texture of the meat. Finally, I ordered a large menudo and loved everything about this delicious red stew, except for the fact that it was a bit too greasy this time. I've had plenty of menudo and I know there are ways to take some of the fat out so it's not so heavy. The tortillas served on the side were very good. The service was good and speedy but they weren't busy either. We def don't think it's as good as before, but, considering how hard it is to find good authentic Mexican food in Az, I give the new Atoyac a slightly above average rating.
__label__2 I dropped by this place as a recommendation, and I wasn't exactly impressed. I didn't think it was stellar, but it was still above average. I'd give it a 3.5 for food and 5 for service. \n\nMy party and I started out with the gyoza appetizer. I don't remember the exact taste of it, but I didn't think it was bad. The gyoza was average. Afterwards, I ordered the Shiro Miso Ramen, and the three delicious things that stuck out to me were the broth, the noodles and the pork. Most broth at ramen places are extremely salty, but this place wasn't. I, for the first time ever, was able to drink the broth without drinking a gallon of water afterwards. The noodles were definitely the best part. Super soft and mhmm. After eating what I could of my bowl (huuuuuuge portions), I picked out the strands of noodles. And the pork. Like I mentioned earlier, huuuuuge portions, and huuuuge portions of pork. At the end of our meal, they serve complimentary lychee sorbet. With the heat of ramen, it definitely hit the spot! Sweet, but not too sweet. \n\nAnd now the bad. :( I thought this place was a bit overpriced for what we were getting. Huge portions are great, but quality over quantity. I remember my bowl being roughly $12, but  after adding the egg and seaweed, my bowl came out to roughly $15? With the price, I would have thought that the egg would have been included, but it wasn't. I would have enjoyed a smaller bowl with a variety of ingredients. They also add bean sprouts, and I found that a bit weird. I don't think ramen and bean sprouts go together. \n\nBut all in all, there is room for improvement. :)
__label__3 Friendly staff. Great food. Clean restaurant. My family and I really enjoyed our food.
__label__2 Good portions. The noodles were fantastic! I'm biased since I'm not a fan of thin ramen noodles. The broth hit the spot(I got the Shiro Chasui ramen). The only two things I noticed was that the pricing was a little bit more than other local Ramen shops(only by a few bucks) and the charsui looked like no one else's pictures. It's almost funny because it really looked like the pieces that fell apart in the back and was scooped in just because of the order. Kinda sucks considering you pay $2 more for it and that's what comes out. All in all a good experience, but truthfully wishing there was a 3 1/2 star option. Darn you Yelp for not allowing us to have a grey area rating.
__label__3 This was our last use of the LALALA ramen pass and it was totally awesome to be able to conclude our two week Los Angeles ramen extravaganza with an awesome ramen dish in Las Vegas. \n\nSmokey and sultry with a slight hint of wood fired bbq char was the flavor of the pork that was included in our soup bowl. It was very bold and distinct and the subtleties of the smokiness withstood the nuanced flavors of the ramen broth. The waitress hovered over us, she wanted to make sure we had a good time and enjoyed our food. She almost followed us out the door when she said goodbye. \n\nThey try to do things a little different here at Ramen Misoya Tomi. The traditional, meticulous care is still put into the recipes and ingredients but added are the non-traditional, traditional recipes that we aren't familiar with. Did you follow that? \n\nThe decor could use a little improvement, I'm not a fan of the huge posters hanging about that tout the benefits of miso. Ambiance could be a little less perfunctory and a bit more fun, but what's great about this spot is that it's not too crowded so I'd recommend it for groups. It's hard to find a ramen spot to take big groups to because they are normally tiny places and packed to the brim. A group would fare fine here.
__label__4 The most amazing new boutique in Scottsdale! Boho vibe with clothes from Free People, Minkpink, Junk food, Soludos, and more. And the hats! so good.
__label__2 OK, cheap pizza, but nothing special. I was encouraged when I walked in, but the bland pizza and very mediocre service probably won't have us going back. We ordered 5 pizzas and they yelled out our name over about 10 minutes. Would be nice to have everyone eat at once...that's not \"wicked fast\" IMO. Lots if work to do to rival Sauce.
__label__0 Poorly managed. Went in to get a sandwich at 12:25 pm on a Saturday and they had no bread! Maybe they should change their name. Not our first bad experience here. Won't be coming back.
__label__1 I can't say I wasn't warned. ..\nThe half fuji chicken salad was a puny portion of maybe a .5c of white (not green) lettuce... so small it took half of my small container. How do you jip on the freaking lettuce is beyond me but at least the toppings were proportional to a half salad. \nMy chicken chipotle panini was chewy bread, about the thickness of a credit card. . Maybe trying to heat up the cheese quickly so use of the thinnest, chewy bread?..? The panini had at least decent flavor combinations. \nThe cashier was very nice. .. the place looks nice. \nDefinitely feel like they're making Paradise Bakery look bad. ..i wasn't in love with Paradise but at least they were decent on salad portions and ratios. \n\nBummer... close to my hood but not likely part of my repertoire.
__label__2 Good yogurt, great flavors, very nice staff  and very clean. However, two stars are knocked off because of the price. Its much higher than yogurtland on ft apache and flamingo  which is less than 10 mins up from here, and the one at town square.  The higher price per ounce doesn't warrant me to come here again.  Three of us with half full cups, and mine(so 4 cups)  was full came to 32 dollars. The exact same thing which we do all the time at yogurtland is 17 dollars.
__label__0 I came from the east side of town were they had the little taco stands in every corner.. So moving to this side of town, I was disappointed to find that there isn't a taco place that screams out \"hey! Try these street tacos\" so when I found out that they were opening this taco bar I was excited I thought it was going to be my taco place.. Well when I finally did go.. I was disappointed in the price, the taste, and wrong order.. First the they are very expensive!!! I payed 30$for 2 burritos and 4 tacos with 2 drinks.. I usually pay around 22$ and that's with a few more tacos and drinks added to that.. Second it didn't taste like real Mexican street tacos and the burrito a were super thin!! They look like I could go make them at home.. The beans tasted like the ones you buy in the can...  I wanted rice with my burrito aswell and they did not add it to it.. I mean a really good mexican bar would add rice and beans in their burritos! No one or the other especially for $7+ .. I wasn't impressed... Now I'm stuck driving back to the east side for good tacos..
__label__0 So I saw the Martinez taco bar in the middle of a nice little shopping center and I thought why not let's give it a try, I enjoy new things. It was rush hour for dinner time and the place was empty so I was a little skeptical to begin with. The clerk who came up to the register to take my order looked as though he had just done some crystal meth in the back which isn't unusual for small Vegas restaurants. I decided to order the $9 carne asada burrito with french fries to go . I thought ok any $9 burrito must be fantastic and boy was I wrong. When I got home and open this beast up I could see the grease pouring out of the tortilla. When I bit into the burrito the slices of avocados were raw and harder than the onions and I had to spit them out. The carne asada was chewy and overcooked without any authentic flavor. I didn't even finish half the burrito . I love authentic Mexican food but this place is a dump and lacks any concerns about quality, my advice is stay away. I feel the gut churning already. Blahhhh
__label__1 I've been to other Panera Bread Co's in the Midwest - they have always been pretty popular. Me, never really been a fan and this one left me with the same impression - food-wise. Worse was - as other have said - the flow from order to service in the place. Odd layout and awkward waiting area.\n\nVery slow service and the staff members did very little interaction, other than answering questions I had to ask to ensure I was getting the correct order. Are there two bagels there? Is this the whole order? etc. No smile. No thank you when I left.
__label__0 Just don't bother.  Sub par food, slow service, and over priced.  Go to Einstein's of you want a decent bagel that isn't dry and bland.   Even after the request to toast my bagel it was still cold.  You also have to spend your own cream cheese.
__label__0 Wanted to like this joint...yelp reviewers were positive...but sheesh, cannot\nrecommend anything.  Service was awful & taco corn tortillas were hard &\nbrittle.  Fillings were below par too.
__label__1 This place recently opened near my house, so we figured we'd try it. Went for happy hour street tacos... $1.50 per seemed like a pretty good deal. Walked inside and really enjoyed the look and feel of the place (this is why I gave it two stars). That's pretty much where our excitement stopped. \n\nThe food took forever even though there were only a handful of patrons. The bill came quick though, which was awesome because we couldn't get out of there fast enough. Tried all four street tacos, and they basically tasted the same. No real difference or flavor, unless you added the provided flavored salsa. The rice and beans were extremely underwhelming as well.\n\nI probably will try this place one more time, as it is literally a block away, but I won't be recommending this place to anyone anytime soon.
__label__1 Took my mom for Mother's Day after seeing a show at Paris.  The popovers were outstanding.  Flaky, Cheesy, Salty Deliciousness.  We shared the Bone In Rib-eye which took almost 45 minutes to be served, and it was undercooked.  Although it was very flavorful, it was not a good cut of meat.  I am not sure if I have ever seen a tendon in the middle of a rib-eye, but this one had a large one running through it.  It was overall a fatty piece of steak.  The Bone In at Joe's is far superior for the same price.  The service was slow even though there were many servers present.  Did I mention the popovers were amazing?  Probably would  not go back.
__label__2 Food was mostly quite good, as expected at this price point.  Steaks and veal were tremendous, although brussel sprouts were overcooked. Service was very attentive. Ambiance was not so good: dark, no tablecloths, low but not romantic lighting, windowless and drab  -- all made the place feel unwelcoming.
__label__3 This is a good place to eat. Food is very good and fresh. Price is decent and the staff are friendly.
__label__1 A friend of mine loves this place. So I've been dragged here a lot. But honestly I'll never come here by my own choice.\n\nThe quality of the food earns it no star. The variety earns it one star. And the price earns it another.\n\nI think I'm only forgiving the quality of the food because of the variety and the price. Most of the food is especially greasy. The fried chicken would have oil dripping from it when you bite on it. The stews are almost just meat soaked in oil. And almost all the sauces are the greasiest versions that I've ever seen. Well it's only 8 dollars for a meal, so I can understand what they're trying to do, but I think most people would prefer something less fatty for a little more money. Also lots of the food taste like it's been sitting there for hours. It's very easy to go wrong. So if you're actually looking to have a nice meal and/or impress someone, don't ever come here. The only place that I feel like I could trust in this place is the grill, because you get to pick your own ingredients, and it wouldn't be too greasy - prob because it's really cheap anyway, so there's no need to stuff you to make you eat less. By the way sushi's famous for filling your stomach after you drink any liquid. So there you go, another trick to fill you up.\n\nThe price and the variety are the only reasons I'm giving it a score above the minimum. I don't think there's any other place that gives you salmon and crab and beef and all sorts of stuff for just 8 dollars. They also have salads, soups, fruits, and ice cream with a chocolate fondue. So I guess it still merits an okay score. If you're low on budget but really want to eat some meat (or are just starving so bad that you could eat a horse), then I guess this place is for you.\n\nOverall, in terms of quality of food, this is the worst buffet I've ever been to. (I'm not even judging on the fact that it's Americanized Chinese food, which is a weird existence to me) But I'll give it a 2, since it's also the cheapest buffet I've gone to and has an above average variety.
__label__3 Loved the decor of this place. Located in the Crowell you go up the escalator and are greeted by the hostess desk. Light wood and modern decor are used throughout the restaurant which makes it feels like you're in her home. The plates are pretty with a rose gold G on them.\nA big bread basket comes out with warm focaccia, breadsticks and flatbread.\nWe started off with olives with many different kinda and sizes along with the mini pizzette.\nI loved the size and taste of the pizzette so that you could get a taste and not be too full for the main.\nWe both got the spaghetti that came with huge shrimp.\nEverything was delicious and up to par!
__label__2 The D\u00e9cor of the restaurant is very nice. The hostess gave us a brief tour of the restaurant. We were a party of two and were seated by the West facing windows at 6pm. The shades were down but they staff could not lower them all the way. It was ok but slightly warm. the servers and server assistants provided us great service. The GM, Laurent came by and greeted us.\n\nThe drinks were just ok. Quite expensive. One was $18.00 and one was $15.00. I than ordered an Anejo on the rocks. $19.00. That's really high for Patron brand Anejo even in Las Vegas.\n\nWe had clams casino, not traditional but tasty. We also had the Charred Octopus. It was good. Next was the tricolore salad. It was very good. Our main course was the Spaghetti with shrimp. Huge shrimp, but the shrimp were over cooked. The pasta was a bit dry. Needed a bid more sauce. We also ordered the Salmon. I ordered it medium, it came out over cooked and dry. The coffee and grappa were great. The PB&J mousse was too warm and very ordinary. I wish I ordered the Polenta cake. The dessert guys told us the mousse was the pick.\n\nAll and all, just average. We spent $260.00 with tax and tip. \n\nThe service at the tables around us was really slow. We were the there for 1 hour and 45 minutes. the tables next to us had just received their entrees when we were leaving. They arrived just 10 minutes after us at the latest. They did not seem happy and sat with no food in front of them for an hour. It seemed like there were many tables like this. \n\nSo we had very good service and very average food with a pretty high price point. Its all about price value perception when your rating restaurants. Unfortunately a celebrity chef has their own big shoes to fill. Especially when they are rating other peoples cooking on TV. \n\nAverage is the rating!
__label__3 My first trip. Located on second floor of the Cromwell. \n\nTips. This place takes reservations. Most dinner times of 5-9 are a two month out for a reservation. Lunch recently began to be served. Lunch dress code is relaxed and dinner is business casual. Dress code is enforced.\n\nExperience. At arrival we are greeted immediately at the base of stairs to confirm our lunch reservation. Also confirmed and greeted at the front desk. She kindly informs us to wait a few moments to try the photo booth to the left and are escorted to our tables.\n\nOur server Anthony arrived in a timely manner to introduce himself and his help. He was kindly insured we placed a drink order. We were unsure on what to order and he described some of his favorite beverage choices. Giada's Sangria with Brachetto and Fortunella 1958 with Don Julio were the drinks we ordered. Anthony kindly informed us that restaurant was out of Don Juilo and was substituting with Patron. Rare to find a restaurant out of beverage. Without Don Julio I went with my second choice Barbarella 1968 with Tanqueray Ten. Waiter respected and agreed with my opinion and affirmed the second choice was his favorite drink. \n\nDrinks were served and food order was taken without delay. Both drinks I would describe as a good balance with alcohol and freshly matched ingredients. Sangria was crisp and savory. Barbarella similar to a Moscow Mule was harmony of gin, ginger beer, fresh lemon and basil. Drinks ordered were refreshing for the hot temperatures outside of the restaurant. Alcohol was not over powering either. \n\nAnthony made suggestions for the meal. We followed some suggestions and ordered others. We ordered appetizers from the antipasti meat and cheese including Chicken Marsala Meatballs, and Pecorino Tartufo with Apricot Preserves served with fresh made flat bread and dipping sauce. Dipping sauce similar to that of a pesto. Yum. Pairing flat bread with pecorino and apricot spread just magnificent. The components of pecorino worked well on its own and together. Harmony. \n\nMeatballs paired with vine roasted tomatoes in a savory Marsala. Tender soft meatballs. Sauce was flavorful and one of the best I had. Tomatoes lightly toasted to maintain it's integrity. As a whole this was a nice antipasti. Pieces were good on its own but in my opinion lacked a little cohesion for the appetizer. This item is on their dinner menu and I would still order it. \n\nWe ordered from the sandwiches from servers suggestions. Muffuletta sandwich with mortadella, finocchoina, porchetta, prosciutto cotto, and aged provolone. Similar to an Italian salumi trio, was bursting with spice and fair amount of provolone on a fresh rustic bread. Prepared warm from the grill, this is what a  sandwich should be. This sandwich pays true homage to the influences of Giada's family into the restaurant. Sandwich is served with choice of arugula salad or zucchini scapecce. Arugula salad was elected to pair with this. Lightly dressed and topped with parmesan that hit an accord with the sandwich. I couldn't complain if this was the only thing I ordered. Between the muffuletta sandwich and arugula salad I think I could eat all day without feeling guilty.\n\nOther sandwich was the Lobster Roll with lemon basil aioli and fried capers. The roll was by far one of the best deals on the menu. Ten ounces of lobster piled on a roll with the citrus aioli was succulent, creamy, savory, and sweet. Nothing over powering just right and not too aromatic with the lobster and citrus. Paired this with the zucchini scapecce like a zucchini onion strings. Not greasy but crispy enough with flavor to enjoy on it's own or pair with the lobster roll. Lightness of the zucchini paired nicely to the sandwich. Both light sides were good pairings. \n\nOverall the appetizers, sandwiches, sides, and drinks were great. Service was outstanding. Restaurant as a whole was refreshing, exceeded the expectations and hype. The restaurant reflects the pride, tradition which tributes to Giada's family and California influences. I would make sure I had a reservation the next time I am out to Las Vegas. A must try if you like food. \n\nServer was very personal and knowledgeable of menu. Server was efficient, friendly, and well articulated. It showed with suggestions. We enjoyed the meal from some suggestions he made and our own selections. Serve, wait, and host staff worked well like a oiled machine or an orchestra on key.\n\nOverall four stars for exceptions from a slight delay on the check to get to us, a little pricy, and no clue what lunch was because lunch menu (just started serving lunch) was not available until we ate there. Five stars on food, service, and drinks. \n\nWe had plenty on our list of things to do for this Vegas trip and this is a definite return place for us.
__label__3 Giada Giada Giada. This place is amazing. What a BEAUTIFUL venue. Located in the Cromwell on the second floor with views to die this is a great place for lunch or dinner. We came for lunch and the natural lighting from the panoramic windows truly kept the place bright. It was a two hour wait for a table by the window so we sat at the bar. Which is perfect because we really are bar people. \n\nNow the ONLY reason Im giving a 4 star review instead of a 5 Star is for the service. The bartenders couldnt have been bothered any less then to help us out. We sat at the bar for 10 minutes before we could even be greeted. When we finally were I ordered a Ciroc and Soda and the guy didnt even know what Ciroc was.. Now i would understand if I ordered something completely off the wall but I mean come on... thats pretty standard. Andy ordered a coffee and the bartender spatted off a list of different cappuccinos they had its like no dude, just a regular coffee lol The other bartender Nicole was also kind of a nightmare. She was giving away drinks left and right to the folks sitting next to us so maybe she knew them? \n\nBut when that was over we started ordering a few dishes. We had the Pasta Fazoli soup which was pretty good, not the best but certainly not the worst. We also had the marinated olives, also not the best. BUT then we tried the Chicken Marsala meatballs and those were phenom. 5 bite sized meatballs with roasted wiled mushrooms. wow. they seriously melted in your mouth. so good! then we had the Salumi Picante Pizza. This is probably one of the best food items Ive ever had in a restaurant. spicy dry sausage, san marzano tomato sauce, mozzarella, and oregano. But let me just talk about the crust for a second... That pizza dough could cure cancer. I mean seriously it was AMAZING. \nFor dessert we had the zeppoli. Now im a huge fan of this dessert, its always been my go-to while at an Italian restaurant but this one was made like Ive never had before. It wasnt sweet, like Ive normally had. And it had lemon zest sprinkled all over. Im going to have to try it again to see if i really liked it because oddly enough Im kind of unsure. \n\nThis was a great place and we will def be back, but we will make a reservation for a table next time and hopefully receive better service.
__label__0 My husband and I and another couple from out of state, who had never been to Las Vegas went to dinner @ Giada's on the night of Sept. 30. We were there to celebrate our wedding anniversary. I had made reservations a good month and a half before this date. Our time was 5pm. I am a big fan of Giada's on the Food Network, and I knew the food should be great! I thought she would never put her name on a place that wasn't going to be a wonderful place to celebrate an occasion. WRONG!!!!\n   We went to the bar while waiting for our table, 3 glasses of wine and a tip, $54. We were seated, and I requested a window seat ahead of time, but they put us at a side table where the shutters were barely open. We were given a wine menu, a food menu, then a tasting menu. We were told we all had to order the tasting menu or no one could. Confusing! We were told to order several dishes and share them family style. Our waiter asked if we wanted to speak to the sommelier, which my husband declined, because he knew of most of the bottles on the list, and which one we wanted to order. He brought the wine over, and our one friend declined to have a glass. The waiter said, \"maybe you would like a scotch instead?\" Our friend said, \"as a matter of fact, I would\". The waiter said, \" I was joking\". He brought the scotch. \n   We then ordered our food, the waiter suggested the antipasti plate. We each placed our order, then the waiter said that would not be enough food for you all, so I am going to order you a lemon spaghetti also. Aaaaaa, we did not ask for that??? In the mean time, the sommelier came over. Again, we did not ask for him. The food all came out, but took along time. Portions were small, but over all, the food was good.\n   Then things really turned. We sat for a least 15 minutes with our dirty, finished dishes in front of us. Finally, we stacked the dishes in hopes of being noticed. Someone finally came over and removed them. There was no mention of dessert to us. Our waiter came back over and asked if we wanted to see the dessert wine menu. By that time, we were ready to move on out of there. Enough! Between the bar bill and dinner bill and 2 tips we spent close to $ 500, and to top it off there was never a mention on \" are you here for any special occasion?\"\n  We took the manager's card. I emailed him a few days later. He responded saying he was out of town and would call me in 2 days. No call came. 5 days after that, I emailed him again. He responded with, a sorry, I am out of town. I will call you tomorrow. Well, guess what?? No call !! Maybe if they had a manager who was around more, the poor service would not happen. Not worth your time and money going there.
__label__0 I am a real customer here and yelp removed my previous review saying that it \"lacks a firsthand customer experience at this location\"... can you believe that??! How the hell can yelp tell me that this was not a first hand experience?!\n\nA repeat of my review about my FIRST HAND EXPERIENCE here at Giadas:\nI'm basing this review solely on the grossly overpriced menu. I have eaten at some of the best restaurants and steakhouses in the US and none of them come close to the outrageous prices charged at Giadas. I'm all for paying good money for a meal, but $75 for a bone in ribeye or $35+ for a plate of pasta portioned the size of an appetizer (just look at some of the pictures) is just absurd.\n\nSure, it's a good steak.... that's right.. I ATE IT!! But it's not even close to justifying its price. I'm pretty much disappointed with almost all the food network star restaurants and Giadas has managed to make it to the top of the list. All these guys cross promote each other to fuel their own pockets. Way to ride the fame bandwagon and lure people in with your TV name. Shame on you. \n\nMore detail about MY FIRST HAND CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE. They have a seating area overlooking the strip. The kitchen is right out in the open for a \"showy\" atmosphere. The Hostesses where grey heels with short white friffy dresses that have holes in them. There was a 30 minute wait last Saturday afternoon and we didn't even have to make a reservation to get a seat. We had a $14 arugula salad, I ate a bone in Ribeye with a egg on-top of it sprinkled with arugula and my friend had the lemon pasta which came with two prawns and looked like an appetizer. Side of lemon potatoes and the Tiramisu which came in a tiny shot glass and an espresso to finish off our underwhelming meal. I drank coke, she had a fancy drink.. the total came out right under $200. Everything tasted good... not amazing... will I write about how I felt about each and every item?? No... because explanation can justify being reamed not only in price.. but portions as well. I've paid good money for great food.. but I've never seen outrageous prices unless it was a special day like V-Day... in which case I guess we can justify paying $100+ a person... for a filling meal at least.\n\nWe went to Gordon Ramsays Steak the night after and had a wonderful and FILLING meal for two for less than$140. Portions were larger and we even had leftovers... Something I couldn't imagine happens a lot here at Giadas.\n\nGIADAS IS A PAID YELP ADVERTISER. They made a complaint to remove my legitimate negative review about a REAL experience here at Giadas. How can you say I didn't eat here when I know what their food tastes like and that they serve measily portions for top shelf prices. We left hungry and spent a couple hundred for a meal for two.
__label__0 This was my second time to Giada, first visit was a dinner in September which was good.  The recent visit was lunch on Sunday November 30th.  First, you need to hire reception gals with a friendly personality and not an \"attitude.\"  There were three of us and we ordered 3 different lunch items.  The lasagna was OVERPRICED and VERY small portion......absolutely NOTHING special.  The pizza was OVERPRICED and VERY small..............want good pizza in Vegas?  Go to Spago for one,,,,,far better!!  The Waldorf salad was something I'd get for $6.00 anywhere else.......not $16......   The only good part was our waitress was great but then I grew up in the restaurant business so would never go to a restaurant just for a good waitress!!\n\nI think the novelty of this restaurant will fade with being so overpriced for mediocre food and small portions.  Too much competition in Vegas.   I left feeling like \"I was robbed!\"  \n\nThe greatest compliment to any establishment is a return visit.  We will NOT be returning to Giada's!!!!!
__label__0 I'm so sad to have to write this review.  I'm constantly reading yelp reviews but hardly ever post.  Visiting Giada, unfortunately, warrants this rare occasion.  I was so looking forward to an amazing dinner out with my husband last night.  After all, we were in town to celebrate my birthday at this dinner (we had these reservations for over 3 months).  We were seated in probably the worst placed table in the restaurant.  Right next to the waiter station.  My chair was kicked repeatedly in the 15 minutes we were there.  We sat at our table for 17 total minutes without even receiving menus.  Congratulations Giada, it took you a whole 17 minutes to ruin my birthday dinner and leave my husband and I scrambling for new last minute dinner reservations.
__label__4 Getting a reservation here was a little hard, but it was worth eating dinner at 10:15. The ambiance is great and very comfortable. The decor is classy as well, don't order too much!
__label__4 Great quality at good prices. I was the only and first one to use a coupon. Elyse was awesome!
__label__1 Place looks nice, The food is pretty average though, tasted like nothing...
__label__0 New Years Eve here couldn't have been any worse here.  \n\nThe tickets we purchased indicated VIP, with passed apps and buffet early in the night (which I couldn't find), liquor was cheap and barely mixed into drinks (if you were even able to make it to the bar to order).\n\nWe arrived about 9:30pm with a group of 10, after standing in a line that wrapped around the upstairs on the Epiccenter.  They didn't even ID us when we walked into the covered area.  They sold way to many tickets and there was barely any STANDING ROOM.  The bathroom was disgusting and had a bunch of 21 year old girls falling all over themselves and getting sick.  Poorly executed and a definite waste of money. \n\nWe left by 10:00pm to find somewhere more enjoyable to spend NYE.\n\nWould not recommend going here and I will never be back.
__label__3 Okay cute place,  they definitely pull of their theme! I'm the type of person who really loves a great sandwich.  And they happen to make very good ones here all the elements to a delicious sub-soft bread, savory meats, and fresh cheeses.\n The reviewer that complained about variety of toppings must be easily fooled on the quality of other places, because Subway may have the toppings but the meats do not compare.\n I had the Italian this visit,  actually my first to this location... but, I've been to others and will be back again! If you come,  the hardest thing is deciding which sub to choose. \nOh I almost forgot to mention they have like twenty different kinds of hot sauce!! they vary in heat level and flavors. Yummy and fun exra element that helps this place be original.
__label__3 Been really looking froward to Mother Brunch Brewery for a while now. Glad they are finally open! So we made plans to come down here in a Saturday night. I really liked the brick building that it's housed in now and the warm feeling on the brewery with tables and the cello seating area up front with couches. It's seemed a little busy so we sat in the couches and ordered a few beers. \n\nI had to admit I was unhappy when I found out that they didn't have any of their own brews in tap. Found out they are brewing several right now so I'll have to be patient. But what I did like that all of the 20 beers they have were AZ local beers. I love it when our local bars support the local breweries! \n\nTasted the mac and cheese and wings and bother were good. I don't know what flavor the wings were but they were great!\n\nI'll have to come back once I find out when their own beers are on tap. After that I'll update their rating. As of now I'll keep it at 4 stars for keeping real to being local and their great old building set up. I was told that it was an old grocery store. Cool building. Maybe they add to a the parking lot to make a small patio?? That would be even better!
__label__2 So here is the good and the bad;\n\nThe Good: The food. Although I have not had any entrees, but my girlfriend said everything she had was absolutely amazing. I myself have had the happy hour Mac n Cheese Trio; which was great a month ago but we did honestly get an iffy order the other day. The loaded french fries where also awesome (add the tri-tip, amazing). \nThe beer selection is also a plus. Don't know if it's an on going thing, but all twenty taps were local Arizona breweries. We finally tried their own beers too. I thought the Pale Ale was their best, as the Cherry Porter was only slightly cherry-ish. The Goze was also one of the most unique beers I've ever tried; something like a soughdough bread beer. \n\nThe Bad: First off parking sucks, but then again, everywhere in downtown Phoenix has bad parking. Either the tiny lot is full or reserved for valet. Anyway, while the food is good, it is a bit on the pricey side and I feel breweries are more of a casual hangout spot so it's hard to throw down $15 to $18 for an entree on top of beers. Also, I love Happy Hour and I was surprised to find a bar & brewery that doesn't have beer on Happy Hour? Only sides & apps. \n\nOverall; great beer selection, great appetizers, no beer happy hour and slightly higher priced meals. We would definitely go back, but probably for a group event (as there is a lot of space) or special occasion like a birthday.
__label__1 Our waitress really let down the side here in a huge way. While the food was great, it was very apparent when we were waiting 25 minutes between our starter and our mains that she'd forgotten to put in the second part of our order. And then we were waiting and waiting to catch her eye to get a check. It's not that big a restaurant, but she spent at least five minutes with her back to us watching the bartender making drinks and there was no one else we could get for her attention.\n\nWe had the parmesan fries to start and they were excellent. Crispy, hot, fresh and lots of parmesan on there. Big portion.\n\nFor mains, I had the falafel wrap with a greek salad. Tasty and delicious, the wrap had all the right stuff in there and the salad was much more \"stuff\" and very little lettuce. Very good. My daughter had the crispy chicken wing starter, but as her main. She enjoyed it - they came out very hot and very crispy. Nice.\n\nBut wow, the service.
__label__2 My boyfriend and I just had dinner here. I have to say, I'm very underwhelmed by the food here. I was pretty stoked to get a tastey but simple sandwich and fresh made soup. Regretfully, I had the grilled cheese and it was quite lacking in flavor. The red pepper lobster bisque, though a tad \"clumpy\" was quite tasty. I will give Cafe Zupas another shot, but I'm hoping my next choice in sandwich will turn it around for me.
__label__2 My mum isn't feeling well. Decided to pick her up soup. She likes the soup here and based on reviews, thought I would try.\nI did like that I was greeted immediately on arriving.  The staff are very friendly and helpful. They alone deserve 5 stars. However, the food NO. \nOrdered ours to go, as it was already 930pm. \nKids combination with a wimpy side of fruit.  (Tasted like they are from cans, not fresh) & was the size of a Chick fil a cup, 2 slender pieces of chicken strip and a kid drink 4$. \nMy Sandwich& Salad combo: Ultimate grilled cheese and nuts and berries salad. 8.30$ and there was nothing amazing or ultimate about the very plain pannini. \nWith my mums soup it was $20.46 and I can say, not nearly what I expected. ..Based on reviews.  I guess I was expecting something with flavor, for that price. I guess the disgusting soft chocolate covered strawberry is what is suppose to make up for it. If my mum wants more soup, I will of course get it for her. I just won't be eating here.
__label__4 It's not been half an hour since I walked out of Haweli and I'm on Yelp writing this review. I hope that is as good an understatement as I can make as to how TERRIFIC this restaurant is. Where do I start??? The ambiance, the service, the food..!!! I'm at a loss!!!\n\nIt is my son's second birthday today and my family and I being new to AZ did not have anyone to celebrate it with. So we decided to walk down to Haweli (it helps that we live right behind the restaurant) and treat ourselves to a quiet dinner. In hindsight, that has to be the best decision we've taken today.\n\nWe walked in and were immediately greeted by Gopi (he's one of the two guys who run this place). We chose our own seats and Gopi got us the toddler seat for our son. The place was tastefully done with grand chandeliers, ample lighting and great decor We were given water (even that tasted awesome) and they were very understanding when we asked for a little more than the usual time in placing the order since we had to get our son settled first. We ordered the masala pappad, chicken pakora, garlic naan, tandoori shrimp masala and chicken biriyani. We loved the pakora which was basically succulent tandoori chicken covered with the traditional pakora wrap. It came with the mint and sweet and sour chutneys which were superb as well. The garlic naan was just perfect and the shrimp masala was out of this world. The gravy was thick and savory while the shrimp was marinated and cooked to perfection. My wife thought the chicken biriyani was great, however she found it to be different from the Kerala flavored chicken biriyani that we are more used to. Nevertheless, she really liked it.\n\nDespite there being no complimentary rice with curries, we were given a full portion of rice at no cost. But the icing on the cake was yet to come. When Gopi got to know that it was my son's birthday, he got us three huge fantabulous Mango lassies \"on the house\"!!! All portions of food were easily sufficient for 2 pax. If you are used to Indian food, a spice index of 7/10 should be just fine. (We could've gone for 8 but then wanted to keep it a little mild for our toddler). The wait time was just a little over 10-12 mins which I thought was very reasonable. \n\nFinally, a word on the \"people\". When the lady waitressing on you has seen more of India than you have managed in your entire existence, you know you are in good hands. Marissa was not just knowledgeable about the menu, but she also was seen helping out guests unfamiliar to Indian cuisine what to choose. She was super friendly and courteous. Gopi and Pradeep both individually walked up to us during various times and checked if we were ok and made it a point to talk to us while we were leaving. They have plans to expand the menu with more south Indian varieties such as Dosa, vada etc. being introduced. I can only imagine myself queuing up by the Haweli every morning in a little while to start off my day with authentic south Indian cuisine.\n\nWhile the signature of every restaurant is the quality of the food that is served, for me, the team that gets you the food (right from your table to the kitchen and back) are the ones who leave an indelible mark on you.  I have been overwhelmed by the warmth and care shown by the staff. They were constantly looking for feedback from us on how to improve the menu, food, service and presentation. To me, that is the hallmark of a restaurant that looks set to be doing excellent business in times to come!!!\n\n***\nThe price is VERY reasonable for the quantities and quality that they offer. And they are running a 15% off on all meals until end of July.
__label__0 Worst indian food. Total waste of money. Lunch buffet is $12 with only small selection of food. Chicken is the worst I ever had. Sweet dish ( gulab jamun) very strange taste. I came with group of people, and was embarrassed to be the host. I am going back there unless they change the cook and increase selection.
__label__4 Unlike the previous review, I've ate here. 4-5 times, and each time I've had EXCELLENT food and service. Never had anything bad, free kids meal on the weekends with a paid adult, and the owners are extremely nice. Can't say anything bad about this place! If you're looking for a good place to eat that won't break the bank, this is the go to place.
__label__4 Mary is wonderful!!! She  cares for my puppy as if he were hers!  She texts me daily and often sends me a picture! She has been a lifesaver and I would recommend her to anyone needing pet care.
__label__4 Hoyt kajukenbo has proven to be a great experience for my son. Sifu Greg is patient, alert, knowledgeable, and very realistic with expectations from all age groups. Shing Kim also demonstrates amazing patience and understanding as well as a wealth of knowledge.  This school teaches discipline and morals, and traditional values.  I am proud to know and to be associated with Hoyt kajukenbo.
__label__4 We were visiting the area and were able to make a last minute appointment on a Sunday! Our dog was treated royally.  The grooming was fantastic but even better was the attitude of the people there. They were great with our dog and made us feel like long-time friends.
__label__4 My boyfriend and I have not had much experience eating Indian food and decided to try this place tonight for take-out. It was so flavorful! The Chicken Tikka Marsala and Fire Cracker Chicken were hits (we are lightweights so we ordered \"mild\"! Great service (ready in 15 minutes for pick-up) too. We highly recommend!
__label__3 First off, Dope Vapor does not sell starter kits as they only sell mechanical mods and rba's. So in my opinion, this isn't a bad thing, nor is it a good thing. For those who want to quit cigarettes, yes you get the full satisfying flavor and throat hit you can ask for, it's not expensive per say(as they sell replicas and clones), but it might be a little over someone's budget to just see if it'll really work for for them to kick the cigarettes.\n\nThey have 10 to 12 flavors, all of which are sweet. I don't mind this, but someone looking for a good tobacco or subtle flavor might think otherwise. Since i drip my juices, i sat down and tested the sample bottles. The way Dope Vapor lets you test their flavors are also by using a mech mod and rda, which is awesome because everyone knows or should know dripping brings out the flavor a lot more compared to a basic clearomizer that i see often in many other shops. Also, at the time the nicotine levels they carried were 0,3 and 6mg, most common levels for dripping. I personally like Pure Luck and Chronic Melons so give those a try if you stop by.\n\nThe person i spoke to during my visit is chill and laidback. We talked about unique coil builds he was working on and also about juices he was experimenting with. I enjoyed my time talking and tasting juices.\n\nPrices are good, i bought 5 juices and it came out to $25 + tax. the juices are 10ml each so 50ml for $25 isn't shabby at all for being local. Their clone mechanical mods are decently priced, not too sure of what manufacturer they carry though. But some of them seem to be from DHgate or FastTech not too sure.\n\nOverall, I had a pleasant experience. Staff is friendly, the shop is simple but effective. I get the fact he eliminated the starter kits so someone doesn't make the mistake of buying cheap starter kits, but maybe someone out there doesn't like big and bulky devices, or doesnt want to spend 100+(guestimating since you need a battery, charger, mod, rba and juice), and end up not liking it. Just my opinion of course. 4/5 stars Keep it up guys.
__label__0 Horrible in so many ways! Real athletes beware of attraction to store with glorious colors!\n\n1. No refund policy that isn't clearly stated when spending $300+ on lounge wear! They offer in-store credits ONLY! Buyer beware. This tells me they only care about getting product out the door and not standing behind your satisfaction with their brand.\n\nHad I known this policy when I purchased, I NEVER would have shopped here. I wasn't in the mood to try the workout pants on and was NEVER told the no refund policy, and eventually when I did, they did not fit me well at all. I bought a size L, I am 5'7\" and an athletic145 and they just didn't feel comfortable at all. Because of their no refund policy, I am out of luck. It isn't about just trying another color of pant, this is a fit issue that just didn't work for me. \nI ended up giving this $90 pair of workout pants to my 14 year daughter who is 5'7\" and 108. They fit her well, but no 14 yr old needs a $90 pair of workout pants!! This also speaks to who their clientele is.\n\n2. The pants are NOT high quality. I washed them ONCE and the Lorna Jane logo on the bottom left leg of the pants was gone. Fell right off! They were washed on the \"sport\" cycle of my washer which is specifically for workout clothes. I dried them on a hanging rack. Also, now after 4 washed they have a funky wrinkle to them. My daughter says they just are not even comfortable for her when she does her workouts. She says they are fine for just \"lounge\" wear, but she won't ever be wearing them to workout in again. These clothes are just that, fun colored, very expensive lounge wear for very skinny tall girls.\n\nTrue athletes don't bother with spending your time in this store!\n\nIn addition, LJ complained to Yelp about my bad review and tried to have it removed so you wouldn't know the truth!  What does that say about a company!
__label__1 Went there soon after they opened and was pretty disappointed with the food as well as the service. The chicken was very moist and would have been great if it would not have been so salty. My friend ordered a pasta dish and we both find it to be very bland. The worst part of the experience was was the service our waitress knew some of the other diners and paid little to no attention to us all night long. She attempted to explain this by saying it was busy and she was swamped however she had plenty of time to chat with her friends dining there that night. I work in the industry and would have given her a break for being new and very busy but ignoring my table to chat with your friends is inexcusable.
__label__0 What a joke! Sysco food at $20 a plate, wait staff that are trained to be corporate jukeboxes, and greasy managers trying to get the last penny out of your pocket. We are not the complaining type and have kids who wait tables, but after there was a small mistake our meal was interrupted not once, but five different times by a short Asian manager who should have been working in a call center, not a restaurant. It was the most annoying thing I have even been forced to be a part of, him trying to degrade the server as much as possible, and then for the icing on the cake he brought out a desert for \"free\" which I accepted. This is a standard practice, but when the waiter came with the bill it had the desert on it and I kid you not, $1 taken off a rather large bill. I didn't even say anything, this was too much and I didn't want to see the manager for a sixth time, he would have told me it was the waiters fault. I don't want to be interrupted five times in my meal by a manager asking me repetitively in an indirect way for reasons the server messed up, when it was really him messing up my meal. The original mistake was minimal, and it was this call center attitude that really pissed me off, enough to come on here and rant. I don't think a comment card justifies my experience there, and I should warn others about this place. Go to one of their neighbors, at least you know that your getting chain restaurant food, but wont have to deal with the garbage at this place. I have had better food and service at a buffet. AVOID, AVOID, AVOID!!!
__label__1 this being my neighborhood go to place at one time, Coronado Cafe, I had high hopes for this place. I gave it three tries before writing this review. the first visit was good. Salmon over edamame pur\u00e9e was very good despite it being a bit salty. the crab cakes, while a sad comparison to Coronado Cafe's star item was still flavorful. unfortunately, the second and third visit were just bad. the entrees were heavy on salt and the fish dry and overcooked. for a place that markets itself as being locally minded, they didn't have one Arizona wine and maybe only two American wines. and while I can appreciate their casual dress attire, their entrees are not priced so casually. I really hope they turn it around, it's such a convenient spot. I'm willing to pay for quality when it's served.\n\nnot sure why Michael O is remarking on our seating preference. we never asked to sit at the bar. nothing to do with my review.
__label__1 Prices are a bit more than $5 so a bit misleading. Food was average except Thai which was the only dishes worth getting. No credit cards and $1 charge for debit.  It is a smoky dive where you need a key to get to the restroom.
__label__3 I'm always excited to hear that a new restaurant opened up in Sun Prairie, so the opening of Watertower Chop House made me happy!\n\nMy husband and I tried out Watertower on a Wednesday night. They have a \"date night\" special on Wednesdays with a deal on appetizers, so we were excited to try it. We were served crunchy bread and cheese spread when we sat down, real supper club-style!\n\nWe each ordered an entree (prime rib for my  husband and salmon for me), so we both got salad bar included with our meals. We were both pretty impressed with the salad bar. Our meals were also very good.\n\nWe're planning to come back to Watertower Chop House for sure!
__label__4 Found this little gem at Tempe Market place.  Excellent sandwiches, empanadas, and teas.  Staff is friendly and efficient.
__label__3 The ambience in this new cafe is quite chill and good place to hangout during the Arizona heat.\n\nThe frozen hot chocolate is good but the chocolate flavor is rich and sweet - probably because of the vanilla bean. It's too rich and sweet for my taste - but definitely something to try. Last time I had a frozen hot chocolate was at Serendipity in Vegas next to Cesar's Palace. Good to did one locally :)\n\nI guess something I should try next time around is the fruit juice blends. Perhaps next time!
__label__2 Have been twice. First time was an evening visit with a guest. We got a couple empanadas and did some sharing. \"Peking\" Duck, \"Bulgogi\" Beef (x2), and \"Samosa\" Veggie. Bulgogi Beef was nothing special but the Peking Duck was pretty tasty, as was the Samosa. Nothing mind-blowing, but good food. Had a delicious Thai Iced Tea to wash it down. Decided to try out their desserts as well, something I don't normally do, and therein lies my mistake.\n\nOrdered the Oreo/Chocolate Empanada and the Pumpkin Empanada (seasonal, I would assume) and we didn't like either. I didn't try the Pumpkin so I can't comment on that but I did try the chocolate empanada and it was awful. No exaggeration, just awful. The center was not melted, or soft, or anything you would presume from ordering a chocolate empanada. It was filled with a tough chocolate paste of some kind (very gruff, unpleasant texture in your mouth) with broken bits of Oreo cemented within. Most of it ended up in the trash.\n\nCame back another day and asked about the dessert I got. \"Is it usually supposed to be melted or warm in the center?\" The woman working let me know that it is *supposed* to be. When I described what I had experienced to her, she couldn't believe it. I had been served a dessert that hadn't been cooked or prepared in any way. She offered me a freebie, which I appreciate, but my second trip was a lunch run and I don't really do daytime dessert. Perhaps the younger guy who served it to me was new?\n\nAnyway, second trip was a lunch run that consisted of two sandwiches and a couple empanadas (\"Patio\" Chicken and Chicken Paella). The empanadas were tasty enough but one of the sandwiches was a Cubano and they apparently ran out of the bread they use for Cubano, so they substituted. That's forgivable, but they didn't toast or 'press' the sandwich like it was a Cubano and the result was a soft/soggy bun that greatly diminishes the Cubano sandwich experience.\n\nI work nearby so I thought I timed the order correctly but I arrived when they told me to and it was another 10-15 minutes before I left with my food. Something to keep in mind if you've got limited time... I didn't really mind because I figured the extra time would give me a chance to get another Thai Iced Tea but learned (only after paying) that they were out of the ingredients to make it. I was offered a Green Milk Tea or something similar but didn't feel like chancing it with something I've never tried, so I acquiesced for a regular Green Tea. This is cheaper than the Thai Iced Tea but there was no refund or partial refund discussed. I would like to believe they'll give me a free Thai Iced Tea next time I stroll in but who knows. The regular green tea that I asked for didn't taste like regular green tea, pretty sure they gave me the green tea with some sort of berry or fruit flavor involved. Meh.\n\nWhen they are on their A game, I imagine this is a pretty good place. Points off for uncooked dessert (\"gross\" doesn't cover what my mouth experienced), long wait for food, soggy Cubano, wrong tea, and not being aware of what's in stock before letting people pay. It's very possible that I just had a really unlucky run (within a couple days of each other) so I am more than willing to try again. Staff is friendly enough. So here's to hoping their ingredients arrive, they get a better review and I finally get some Thai Iced Tea.
__label__0 I feel bad giving this place one star, especially when so many people liked it.  First of all, I asked the person if it would be scary and she said no, it would not be.  Well that is fine and dandy until they put me into a dark room and then at one point something literally fell on top of me (as part of the game).  That scared the poop out of me!\n\nAlso, I thought that it would be more problem solving, but it was just a series of locks that led to keys that led to more locks and the only thing you had to figure out was what numbers to use.  We had trouble getting the right numbers lined up because each lock was different and it was hard to see with the flashlights.  Stupid obstacles like that took the fun out of actually \"solving\" the riddle.
__label__4 This is a very unique place to go. It's so clean, local friendly, and u get a drink with $20 entry. Unbelievable staff. You see them hustling and running all night. Perfect place for Ladies night out when you just want to go somewhere and dance with your girls. Also the security guys are extremely friendly whether your gay or straight. They treat everyone the same and are just the nicest bouncers of any club I've ever been in ! A little tip though, if you like the Facebook page they post and send u specials for free entry. But hands down, It's the nicest gay club in Las Vegas.
__label__0 Before I even entered they wanted to charge me and my partner $40.00 as an entrance fee. Go to share or piranha night club they do not charge locals an entrance fee.
__label__2 After Krave's birth, death, resurrection, death, rebirth, and death once again, I think it's fair to say that the Strip was overdue for a new gay nightclub...\n\nThat's where Liaison stepped in.\n\nLiaison is unique in that it's right in the heart of a major Strip casino -- albeit not the trendiest or the shiniest on the block (Bally's).  But at least the location is nice and central.\n\nI dropped by Liaison on Vegas Pride weekend, expecting out-of-control crowds and cover charges.  None of that happened -- when I arrived around 11:30pm, the friendly bouncer just waved me inside, and I didn't pay a dime.\n\nThe interior is quite lovely.  It has a retro vibe with lots of paintings and detail that's to be expected of a Drai's property.  Bartenders are fast and friendly, and drink prices are pretty average for the area ($10 for a gin and soda).  The music is mostly non-danceable EDM that everybody except me seems to enjoy.\n\nThere are two main areas (front and back) with a little corridor between them.  When one area is busy, the other one is dead.  Too bad Liaison can't attract enough of a crowd to fill up both spaces.  A half-empty nightclub is good for nobody -- and on Pride weekend, no less?  Yikes.\n\nHopefully with some good promotion and a few months for it to develop a loyal following, Liaison will finally be able to fill the void that Krave left behind.
__label__0 Not my favorite club in Las vegas.
__label__0 I went to Drai's to see Adventure Club with my boyfriend and I had a terrible experience. \nJust to point out, the place was really gorgeous and the first 2 out of 5.5 hours were fun, it was the waiting 3.5 hours for one of your favorite music groups to not perform, and having the Drai's staff lie to you and say they are coming on when in reality the group got sick and wouldn't perform. I mean, I'm pissed at Adventure Club for still not performing because even though they got sick it's not like they are singing or dancing, the are just pushing buttons and pumping their fists. I'm more upset at Drai's for lying saying they will come on when they weren't; and I was in high heels so my feet were hurting so much. So to stand around for 3+ hours in high heels with no seats around is a big no-no for me. Luckily one of the staff's ladies told us the truth so we left right away. \nNot only that, but the security was really rude and there were no seats unless you have bottle service. The security got mad at a bunch of girls for taking off their high heels because their feet were hurting, but come on - Drai's should be more considerate. \nMusic was great, but a lot of repeats.
__label__2 Came here on a Saturday because Showtek was going to dj. We bought our tickets presale so we didn't really have to wait in line. The place is a little small and cabanas and bungalows are upstairs with a few by the pool. The do have tables towards the back. The crowd was ok. There was a few people dancing and the pool was all full. I didn't even bother trying to go in. There is one set of restrooms and you can't take your drink in there. The place over all is really nice mainly because it's new. It's nothing compared to encore or wet republic. But it was nice and I had an ok time. Towards the end we got invited to a table and from there you can see the whole strip. Totally an amazing view.
__label__4 This hotel is awesome! My boyfriend and i stayed here for 3 nights. Our room was gorgeous, beds were comfortable and the WATERFALL shower is great! You get free entrance to Drai's night and beach club which is a mega plus! You get free breakfast which was delicious overall this hotel is amazing! I cant wait to go back. All the employees were so nice and helpful. The only bad thing I can say is the walls are thin so you here vibrations all night from the music at the club but that was no big deal for us.
__label__2 I am writing this with one day left in the hotel.\nhave stayed at every CET property in Vegas and Atlantic City, and was excited to stay at the newest one on their list. I came in on a 14 hr flight from Asia.\nI booked the room for my birthday and upon arrival attempted to see a host for check in (diamond player)\nAnd was told there was not one available but they would have one contact me. \n     I was asked if I would like a welcome sangria sent to my room and I said yes that would be great.\n     The room has nice interesting furniture in it, the room is a bit dark, but the leather sofa and bed is very comfortable. \n     I was kept awake by all the noise from the club, every night I was there, so I had to adjust my schedule of sleep.\n     The first day I was there I had to get sleep,( jet lagged) so after checking in I went to bed. I was woken up by a knock on the door, I said please go away ,(do not rouse sign was on the door) they knocked again then they opened up the door and was staring at me in my bed it was housekeeping asking me if I wanted ice and water. I said no.\n     I could not get back to sleep , so I went to the front desk and told them what hppened, they assured me they would tell housekeeping .\n     I went to the pool, beautiful place, attentive pool person. Pretty cocktail waitresses, (8 Oz blueberry lemonade with vodka $22 with tip $26. Absolutely\nOutrageous, no excuse for 11 am on a tuesday.\n     Bartenders, Tate and Angelina are the best and very nice people.\n     A complete lack of any type of Dining options, very dissapointing.  Went to Giadas and was told I'd have to eat in the bar, low on servers without a reservation.\n     Having to leave property to get a sandwich makes no sense if you want me to stay and play.\n     I asked to have maintenance come and fix one of the leather pulls on the armoire  it had sharp tacks sticking out of it and I scratched myself.\n     Dealers very friendly love the security at the elevstors, and drink service on floors  top notch.\n     To follow up.\n    Sangria never arrived\n    The housekeeper did the same thing the next day\n     Maintenance never showed to fix the drawer pull\n     Customer service at front desk just plain bad, floor service and bar. Just plain great\n      I finally found the list for prices for the mini bar in the bag of a binder with nothing labeled on the front.\n      I assume we have to trust that all that is there is inventoried and that they won't charge us for something that we were never aware was supposed to be there. Very bad system.
__label__4 It's definitely a different experience. Nick, the owner was wonderful. The front desk girl was awesome as well. They gave us quite a bit of hits since the time was running out.  I can't wait to get another opportunity to go back and try another room when my brain is working a little better.  (We had 2 players; it would be a little bit more doable with at least 4-6 people, Nick told us).
__label__3 I would give this place an easy five stars but the super discounts like to offer no try on area. I did ask if I could try on without the mirror and they said it was fine so, bring a  fairly large mirror (that fits in your purse) so, you can get some idea of how you look. Anyway, I loved Susies Deals but this is sooo much better because no 5.99 deals. The max is 2.99! This is even better than the Alley in downtown LA because its one store vs lots of mini stores with the same merchandise. There is a plethora of quality closeout clothing and if you wear it a few times you more than get your moneys worth. I know lots of girls get hair, makeup, and nails for a date and easily blow through 75.00 so, what's 6.00 for a new outfit?!
__label__4 Arrived at 8:10 on a Sunday morning and speed of service was great.  I had the Mexican Skillet and it was delicious - Marinated carnitas, sliced Jalepenos, tasty potatoes, sour cream and pico de gallo. My guy had Rick's Adobo Rice.  SO good had to steal a few bites.  Finished the breakfast with Red Velvet Pancakes.  Oh my! So good and so bad at the same time. Loved them! All was great! Will definitely be back.
__label__2 The pancakes were fresh and tasty. Those are what they are known for. \n\nThe rest of my breakfast was merely ok. Scrambled eggs were a bit burnt, not yellow and fluffy. The potatoes were under seasoned and appeared to be the cubed frozen kind. \n\nCoffee was just ok. \n\nI may come back to try the pancakes again. Service was quick and the host was super nice.
__label__4 Okay everyone listen very closely, Zingers are $5 on Tuesday's This is the Secret, there is an upcharge for this but you will love it.... Get the Zingers tossed in honey BBQ mixed with bacon bits then choose your Mild Medium Hot or Mt St. Helens... I had this yesterday and I had that Ah Ha moment. If you like Zingers this is the way to go.
__label__0 They have berrs listed in the menu that they cannot even get. They only serve Bud products in 22oz glasses. The food looks nothing like what is pictured in the menu. The food actually tastes like what you would expect for the price. Service is lacking and slow. If you complain to the manager, he acts as if you are the one with the problem! All of these isdues are pretty much what happened on the strip after the opening trainers left. I haven't been to that location since. We had hoped tgat this new location would be better...nope!
__label__1 The worst experience dealing with a hostess, we talk to the manager and he was worthless too.  I wanted to order a pitcher of  angry orchard beer and the waitress told me that I could not order it because they didn't offer that beer in a pitcher.  So I asked to speak to the manager again and I asked him why I could not order a pitcher of angry orchard?  He told me the alcohol content in that beer was too high and that they could not sell it as a pitcher, I told him that beer had the same level of alcohol content that Bud Light and all the other beers.   As I was speaking with him a birthday party was being conducted at the bar and there was about 12 young man highly drunk and making fools of themselves.   The food server the nice young lady with the wild finger nails  was outstanding!  Once again though the food was very good .  The server will be the only reason we probably will go back the manager was a fool and the hostess was very rude amazing how they stay in business.  Check out the drunks in the picture I post, I can't get a pitcher of beer but they can serve multiple shots to young people that are  totally wiped out.   Totally incredible!
__label__2 Food. Ok. Beer selection on point. That's why I like the place. Staff. Meh. They seem fake nice, which is unfortunate in Henderson. \n\nMy husband and I went to Millers this evening and they had live music. The dude was fantastic! We enjoyed every minute. But NO ONE, not even the manager, could tell me who he was... How does a venue not know who they booked?! Super bummed to leave and not know who we were listening to. We're local artists who want to support other local artists.
__label__0 This is a large group review. We celebrated a friends bridal shower here. We went early around 11 or 11:30 hoping to beat the weekend lunch craziness. Sevice was incredibly slow and it about 2 hours to get our food. Our waitress was very inattentive and I kept on having to get up to go find someone to help us with drinks. We have been here before with smaller groups and have had a great experience so I was disappointed with our larger group. 1 server for 15 people was just not sufficient.
__label__1 I really like Millers but this place is horrible at transitioning from the early to afternoon games on Sundays. The \"it'll be on these tv's after these games are over\" excuse is unacceptable. All the tv's are showing the same games!!!!  You're telling me with your high tech audio room you can't change some channels? It's either lazy or incompetent.
__label__0 I gave this place a try and the menu is an exact carbon copy of crappy Roberto down to the bland taste .  I believe this is own by Roberto and they decided to have another shop in the Main Street and changed the name since Roberto is right around the corner. I'm not coming back here since I not a fan of Roberto and yes I had really good Mexican burrito before and Roberto is crap.
__label__4 I moved into town 8 years ago and was on a quest for a good barber. One shop I went to suggested I piss on a rag and put it on my neck to avoid razor bumps. I suggested not cutting so close. Our relationship ended when neither party could agree. \nEnter Ronnie, good with a razor, quick with a joke, and not once has he suggested peeing on me. I'm stoked he finally has his own shop. There is no better barber in the Valley. He's spot on with his cuts and he's the only barber I know of the can sculpt a solid beard. He's all about the details.  \nMy grandfather once told me when you find a good barber you keep him for life. He  went to the same barber for 40 years. As long as Ronnie keeps his home remedies to himself we'll go another 30.
__label__4 Great new Szechuan option. Very authentic. Try the cold appetizers (not on the menu) and the spicy boiled beef.
__label__4 Can you say delicious? Everything, from the salsa choices and the guac, to the street tacos (we had the all pastor) and all the entrees was amazing. And then there was the flan. I'm picky about that. Creamy, rich, smooth, and obviously carefully and freshly made. And churros too! The drinks were pretty fabulous, and worth the price. We'll be back for sure.
__label__1 Yelp! Say it ain't so! You've led me astray! With an almost 5 star rating, I was expecting some bomb ass Mexican food. If it weren't for the kindness and customer service skills of the general manager, I would have given El Dorado's 1 star. We came on Monday around 7PM, on locals night. As many others have attested, this restaurant is kind of hard to find. Parking was extremely crowded (Sapphire's must be a popular strip club). My husband eventually spotted the entrance and we walked right in. We were seated immediately and our waiter greeted us in no time. So far, so good, right? \n\nWe were automatically given two glasses of water and chips and salsa. The water tasted gross and dirty. After one sip, I pushed it to the side. The chips and salsa were okay. The waiter recommended some kind of fruit infused water and then walked away. Hey, what about my drink order? I grew thirstier and thirstier after munching on chips and salsa while waiting on our waiter to come back. Finally, he returned and instead of taking our drink order, asks if we've decided on what to eat. Fine. I ordered the cheese enchiladas ($9.50), with a Coke please. My husband ordered Steak al Cilantro ($26.50). \n\nThe food came out pretty quickly, but the visual presentation for both our entrees was seriously lacking. The cheese on my enchiladas looked like it had been sitting out for a while. The red sauce looked and tasted like it came from a can. I am a mediocre cook at best, and I could have made better enchiladas.The rice was bland and flavorless and was NOT Mexican rice by my standards. The refried beans tasted too meaty. The enchiladas were lackluster but I ate them anyways. Sigh.     \n\nMy poor husband's steak looked like slop. According to the menu, the steak was \"topped\" with green tomatillo sauce. My ass. That shit was drenched in it. My husband said all he could taste was that sauce. Other words he used to describe his meal were \"worst steak in my life\" and \"the first bite was pure fat that I chewed for 5 minutes\". Needless to say, he sent it back. \n\nOur waiter had gone MIA and never bothered to check on us after dropping off the food. The general manager is the one who actually checked on us and sent back the plate. She was totally cool about the whole thing. She recommended  the Cochinita pork tacos ($9.50), so he went with that. \n\nIn the meantime, we were also waiting on refills. The waiter was still missing. When the GM returned with the pork tacos, we asked HER if we could get refills. My husband said the pork tacos were just okay.  \n\nAt this point, we couldn't wait to get out of there. The waiter with the disappearing act returned to clear our plates and get us our check. The final bill was a shockingly low $12.97, but that's still overpriced if I don't like the food. The manager was a sweetheart and gave me her card to let her know if I would be coming in again and if I had any comments for her. While I appreciate this gesture, we will not be returning. The food and service (the waiter) were plain bad. I was also disappointed in the so-called plethora of vegetarian options I read about in reviews. El Dorado's has the same options as any other Mexican restaurant, so don't get your hopes up.
__label__2 Went in today for a french pedicure after reading about the $20 grand opening special. I didn't make an appointment but I only waited a few minutes. The place is quite nice; very modern and relaxing. They have this quiet-ish waterfall, three televisions with subtitled programs, and soft music. I was taken to the pedi chair (there were many chairs btw) and told them what I wanted. My pedicurist pushed quite hard to get me to upgrade to gel polish, but I just wanted plain polish. I would have been happier if he has stopped after the first \"no\".\n\nHe was somewhat rough with the filing, trimming, and pumicing, but that seems to be the case everywhere else unless you tell them. He also used instruments from a blister case, which I liked, but midway through I noticed there wasn't a liner in the foot basin. If you're sensitive to that I'd ask if they were at least available upon request. I a also noticed that he \"cleaned\" pumice stone by dipping into foot basin. I'm not sure if they do a through cleaning after, but that bothered me a bit.\n\nThe final result was alright for how quickly he applied the polish. I might come back if I'm in the area.
__label__2 The salon is brand new and beautiful there are plenty of stations and spa chairs for pedis and even cute small pink chairs for kids. I came in for the 20 dollar pedi special. The people who work there are friendly. The pedi I got was average nothing amazing though.
__label__3 Good trainers. The new owner is a good man. I didn't get to complete my training due to past injuries but I can say as a Pharmacist I would recommend this group.
__label__4 Kind of hard to find based on the directions Yelp gave me but like every one said; it's located in the Grand Canal Shoppes in the Palazzo and not Fashion Show shopping district. Employees were very nice and helpful and there are samples of about half of their flavors near the entrance. The most popular gift box is about $23 and it contains 32 pieces and all 15 flavors. Individually each cookie is about a dollar a piece. Totally worth the price and even got a bag of extra cookies with my purchase!
__label__2 Came in yesterday around 4 PM and it was actually pretty slow considering how popular they are in Hawaii.  We walked in and were half-greeted, I guess because we didn't look like we were going to buy anything...\n\nWe didn't actually need to sample anything because we already knew what we wanted and I went to the areas where the mini chocolate chip cookies were set up and put aside 3 boxes while I continued to browse around.  The young man behind the counter decides to walk over and put my 3 boxes back to how they were originally set up and I told him \"those are mine\" and he said \"they're all the same\" as if he didn't give a care, making it seem like I was bothering him from doing his job.\n\nI always have my box of 32 pieces of just macadamia shortbread custom-made so I asked if it's possible to have one made while I continued to look around some more and they said they ran out of the custom boxes.  How does a place run out of boxes?  So they recommended that I purchase the a la carte boxes \"20 pieces for $14\"...which is pricey compared to \"32 pieces for $17.95\"!  So, we asked if they had any other options since it was the store's fault for not having the boxes available.  Why does a customer have to overpay for something when the store is at fault?  The young man who put my cookies away just kept telling us that there was nothing they can do since they don't have the boxes.  We decided to ask for the most cost effective way to go and he finally told us that we can buy 100 cookies at $0.60 each, which seemed like the best deal and this is how we ended up with $160 worth of cookies!!\n\nIf I didn't already love their cookies and had already gone out of my way to locate the store, I would've walked out without making a purchase because they lack service.  I guess this is where Hawaii and Vegas highly differs...the hospitality.  People in Hawaii treat you like you're the only customer in the store even when it's crazy busy, but people in Vegas treat you like you're a nobody even when you're the only customer in sight!  They need to retrain their young staffs!\n\nMinus 2 stars is due to lack of service...just come for the cookies!
__label__3 I swear I didn't grow up under a rock, but I have no idea what or who Brodard's  is. But I came here on a whim and ordered the famous Nem rolls (first item on the menu!) and now I'm totally on board the Brodard train.. wherever it's going.\n\nThe dipping sauce is fantastic, the mix of meats doesn't sound like it would work but it does. Add in fresh herbs and spring roll skins, and you've got a great snack or light meal for under $6- but I'm confident you couldn't actually share these with anyone, so either don't let anyone taste them or order a separate plate for each diner. Next visit, I plan to try out some of the other rolls, particularly the eggplant version.
__label__0 I had high hopes for this place when I heard that it was opening. Asian food in the heart of Vegas's newest attraction, the Linq. That sounds like good news to me and good is what I was expecting. Unfortunately, my hopes were shot down soon after watching my friend order food. \n\nThey have a boba place inside as well as a place where you can order dishes like a restaurant and a place where you can order food down a line like Panda Express. Looking at the prices that they had at the boba place, it was a little pricy and I can't expect it to have that much better quality than somewhere off the strip, and so I deem the price a little higher than normal. I understand rent must be expensive, but they won't be making money with higher prices. \n\nThe area where you can order food had a variety of dishes from different Asian cuisines, but this again was a little expensive. I can't imagine it tasting any better than somewhere off the strip at a specific ethnic restaurant, and especially for the price they were charging, $11 for fried rice is a little much. They also have dim sum & dumplings and they list it out what kind they have on the window. The prices are a little expensive for how much they give you, which is the usual 4 at traditional dim sum places. $4.99+ for an order is not worth getting while you are there, you might as well go out somewhere else off the strip for dim sum. \n\nThe area where you can pick out food like at Panda Express was also pricy and it didn't look very good, it seemed as though it was sitting out there for a while. When my friend ordered food from there, she got the duck and they microwaved it... You know, when you're at home at they're leftovers, it's ok to microwave food, but when you order food from outside of your own home, that ain't cool bro. That right there was just shocking for me that a place would even do that. So I don't think the food will look too appetizing unless it came fresh out of the kitchen, just make sure they don't microwave the food before they give it to you.\n\nLast but not least, when my friend's food was finished, they brought the food out to where we were sitting. When the waitress (or whatever category you want to put them in) brought out her food, the tray didn't have utensils and the waitress said she forgot and asked her to get it herself. Umm... I think that's a little bit rude to say, and you have a job where you mostly stand right next to the front anyways, so I don't understand why she couldn't have just gotten them right after. \n\nI don't mind the higher prices of the places inside the Linq, I can at least understand that much, but when you have unappealing food, microwave food, and have bad service, that's a big nono there. Eat before you go to the Linq if you can.
__label__2 The place was pretty empty on a Sunday around 7:00PM. Not a bad concept but service was slow and I can't imagine ordering anything if they were packed. \n\nAs a new resident of Las Vegas I had to try Fuku so I ordered the Tamago burger with a side of jazz fries. It was good but not great. The teriyaki sauce in addition to the fried onion strings were extremely salty. The beer was a little pricy but I wouldn't mind coming back for a beer, sit outside in their patio area and watch the crowd passing by.
__label__0 Seen this place a few times, decided to walk in to ask for a menu,  they said no menu, just like that not helpful at all. Place was completely empty besides me then this security guard walked in and they offered him a sample but not me. Wanted to order a soup but was completely ignored then this lady who didn't understand English came out and couldn't help me at all so I left frustrated. With no food or tea!
__label__0 This place has horrendous customer service. Sat at a table for atleast 15min and no server came to take our order or atleast give us water. I never write a yelp review but this place is so horrible I had to.
__label__3 Service was great and the owners are nice. We got 6 donuts consisting of maple bars, the apple crumble, jelly, and glazed. They were reasonably priced and pretty good. I have them four stars because they are good, but not as good as Bosa. I would rank them also slightly worse than Krispy kremes
__label__1 Food is decent. Might be back because I saw a few more vegan options on the menu. The staff is horrible. Terrible customer service. My food was ready but the front girls didn't notice because they were too busy eating cake and gossiping. Had to wait an extra 5-10 minutes because of them and all I ordered was hummus and pita.
__label__2 Selection is ok, but salespeople are annoyingly attentive.  I think sales techniques same at all stores, maybe they think I plan to steal or something.  I do prefer the outlet store in Glendale.
__label__4 First time to this shop.  Was urged to go by several of my friends and boy was I not disappointed.  Service was immediate and friendly.  Was welcomed with a warm greeting, a smile, and a handshake.  That's the appropriate way to do business in my opinion.  Went in for some new juice and was overwhelmed by the selection of great flavors.  Settled finally on 24/7 and Fruit Loops.  They are both delicious.  I was also having a little issue with my RDA and they of course took it off and fixed it free of charge.  I wanted to pay for their service and they declined again.  I went immediately to the cheeseburger fund and helped out there.  They have earned a new client for as long as I continue to use my mod.  I will be back later this week to purchase my new copper penny mod, dang am I excited.  Great job guys.
__label__1 They are kind of hidden in Scottsdale Quarters upstairs next to Tanzy and iPic, so don't give up when looking for them!
__label__3 Come one come all Cornhusker fans!!! This is the place!!!Bar food is bar food- but this place ranks higher. The nachos were fresh, pretzel bites DELISH!
__label__3 Quite nice. Small, casual, and reasonably priced. I'd recommend the Tom Yum Soup, Spicy Basil, and fresh rolls! BYOB. This amount of food was about right for two people of moderate hunger.
__label__1 Everything was fine except the customer service. My fianc\u00e9 asked for a single scoop cone but wanted 1/2 scoop of one flavor and 1/2 scoop of another flavor. First the girl said she couldn't but then said she was just joking and agreed. She asked what two flavors he wanted and he told her. I'm not sure what happened because she had a half scoop of the first flavor on the cone and then went to grab a new cone. She seemed frustrated and asked the other employee to do it for her. He told her he doesn't do half scoops. She attempted again and ended up with a full scoop. My fianc\u00e9 reminded her that he wanted two half scoops and she said, \"Well you didn't tell me what the second flavor was.\" He told her again and then ended up with 2 full size scoops. When I told her that he didn't want two, he only wanted 1, she rudely replied, \"Well that's why we don't do half scoops.\" My fianc\u00e9 paid and then put $2 into the tip jar for the trouble despite her rudeness and she didn't even bother to say thanks, not for the tip or for our business. The management here definitely needs to train the staff better on customer service. I won't go back any time soon.
__label__2 This was the second time I had Fukuburger. The first was in their actual truck at a Car Meet. In my opinion, their menu is over priced, but for the quality I guess you could say it's okay. The fries don't come with much and it's about $4-5. The burgers range from about $8-10, but just for the burger itself. Everything is paid separately. If you get a drink though, you can get $1 off. It's located in a good area so I'm sure it gets a lot of business. The people are friendly. However, they messed up on my order. I ordered three burgers (number two, I forgot what they're called but it has egg and onions), fries with crack and ketchup sauce, and a drink. When I got called by my funny nickname, I only had two burgers. I was confused and ended up having to buy another one and spent a total of almost $40. That amount of money for three burgers, a little bit of fries, and a small drink was kinda pushin' it. Not sure why the order was messed up, but other than that little issue, it's not bad. It wouldn't be something I'd crave though.
__label__2 Service is great here, but I was disappointed in the fuku burger.  The patty itself and everything about the burger was slightly above average at best. I was expecting something more for the price tag on the burger...more along the lines of STOUT, but it didn't deliver.  Even the togarashi french fries were average.  \n\nIt is in a cool food court hang out spot.
__label__0 Fuku burger is an absolute no no. It looked so good on pictures and reviews but when we tried it out, it was so gross and even their garlic fries. They pretty much just fried the fries then sprinkled a crap load of garlic salt to it and it didn't even taste right. I don't know if maybe that I came at a wrong time or that particular cook was horrible, but whatever the case is, they ruined this place for me. It is not the one, sorry. Never trying this place out again.
__label__1 I hate to do this to you Fukuburger, but why is the food here not up to par to the truck. Although I must add a disclaimer because I had this location a few weeks after they were opened, so maybe they improved?. I had the Katsu one and at first it came out burnt and I really did not want to sent it back but it tasted terrible. I was also scared they would spit in my food because of that myth of sending back food to the kitchen. I showed the cashier and she was actually really nice about it and the kitchen staff didn't seem to mind. I got my katsu the second time and it was cooked fine but I thought it lacked flavor. To add to that, the prices here are kind of ridic, but I guess that is sort of understandable since it's on the strip? But with higher prices the food should at least be good and this is why they are getting 2 stars from me. I'll definitely have to try them again at the LINQ or just stick to eating at the truck.
__label__0 Erik has a nice website with great pictures talking about deadlines and quality, however, it was all I could do to even get him out to the house to perform an estimate.\n\nI wanted some specific work done to the house/garage, and called for an estimate.  Erik set up a day to come to house.  The day he was suppose to arrive, he text me just prior and stated he was in Scottsdale at a meeting and would have to reschedule.  I said that was fine. We were initially not able to make our schedules work, and we agreed that he would contact me the following week and re-schedule.  I didn't hear from him that next week, then I was out of town for a few days.  Upon returning, I asked him if he still was going to come out and give an estimate.   \n\nHe chose the time to show up, I agreed to it, ( Friday at 1pm prior to Memorial day weekend) and took time out of my day to arrange to be at the house and go over the prospective job.  He showed up, snapped a picture or two of the worksite, taking no measurements, and 2 minutes later said he'd have to come back in on Tuesday at the same time with his foreman to be able to give an estimate.  At this point I'm wondering why I'd bothered to waste my time.\n\nTuesday arrives, exactly 10 minutes before he and the foreman were scheduled to show up, I get a text asking if he can push the estimate another day.  At this point I was tired of delays, wasting time, and tired of being blown off, so I responded \"Honestly, I want someone who will show up and take the job seriously. You were suppose to meet me before and blew me off and now again today.  And you came out and wasted my time last week.  I could have already had this done weeks ago.  I am all set with contractors who are not professional.  I will be writing a review in regards to your lack of professionalism and promptness.\"\n\nHe responded \"lol... What a joke!! Good luck to you. Please don't waste my time with these text messages.\"\n\nSo, no, sorry to say I can't recommend Erik.  Whatever the reason he failed to be able to stick to his schedule, I no longer care.  I want people who show up on time, period.  He may do very good work but I'll never know; his lack of professionalism and promptness was sufficient for me not to want to find out.
__label__4 I Flew Into Vegas Knowing I Was Going To Visit This Local Juice Bar.\n\nI know when I come here for business I'm going to look for the best food I can get because the Strip doesn't offer much in my opinion. Plus I love to look for local businesses offering fresh, flavorful, and, if possible, locally grown food.\nGrass Roots Offers All 3 And More!\nBetween Seth(sorry if I have that wrong. It's the name I heard when you were ringing me up) and Chancey(sp) giving me small tastes of juices she was making before mine was ready, I had a fun experience at this New JuiceBar on the corner of Carson and 6th. It's small so keep your eyes open for the glass door with the Grass Roots logo. \nPart of the fun was I intercepted someone else's order. I was standing at the pick up spot cooling off after a 4 mile run - yes, I'm a little crazy to be running from the strip in 92\u00b0 heat at 7:30 in the morning but I will do that for a great food(juice) experience - so I grabbed the Ginger In The Grass that Chancey handed me(Great green juice, btw. Buy this one if you want to get Your Green fix) and thought she was being nice giving me a cool drink until I order. No, it was for the guy standing beside me. Sorry brotha. \nI downed that drink pretty fast and ordered up a Matchaccino. Another great one for a pick me up with green Matcha tea, coffee beans, almond milk or coconut milk, if you prefer and some other amazing goodness. It's thicker so I felt like I had a great, healthy meal in a 24 oz cup. \nAll in all, I very highly recommend Grass Roots for the juice recipes, fresh, local produce and great, friendly customer service. It's given me another reason to come to Vegas. \nSee you soon Grass Roots.
__label__4 I went to Bound by Salvatore for a late night stop.  All I have to say is that this bar is perfect for me.\n\nLots of plush seating, friendly bartenders and wait staff, very unique cocktail menu, and it's a really great spot for people watching at The Cromwell.\n\nSince I like to stay up late in Vegas, my favorite part of their cocktail menu is that they have some really good espresso cocktails!  They're perfect for when you've had a long night on the Strip but want to keep it going just a while longer.\n\nThe \"Never Say Goodnight\" --  http://bit.ly/1mn6TUe\nRed Bull Flavored Espresso, Stole Vanil Vodka, Perond Absinthe, Sugar Syrup and Spices\nJust by reading the ingredients alone you can tell this is a serious wake-up drink.  This definitely kept my night going and the taste of this cocktail was pretty good!\n\nI will definitely be coming back here again next time I visit Vegas.
__label__4 I continue to shop here 3 times a week!  Great prices, and superior service keep bringing me back!  Why pay ridiculous prices at Whole Foods when I can get the same for much less?  While Sprouts doesn't have the selection they do, the price, and quality is unbeatable!  Trader who?  I quit shopping there as well.  There's no need to.  I rarely shop at Smith's as the chicken at Sprouts is cheaper and fresher.  The buy one get one free specials ROCK!
__label__3 Service great and food was super, made my own bowl, price is reasonable, not to busy for just opening, but then again it's HOT outside. Will go back again.
__label__1 I give it 2 stars.....ONLY because the staff and service were good. You may rate it higher if you are fond of those frozen Healthy Choice bowls.
__label__0 I ordered the ramen bowl and the broth was completely inedible. It tasted like water and oil. They didn't have any additional condiments like soy sauce or salt and pepper on the table. It took another 15 minutes to flag someone down to get some soy sauce. \n\nFor $12 bucks it was a total rip off. Not only was it inauthentic but it was not even palatable without copious amounts of condiments. \n\nIf you're looking for good and cheaper noodles, go to Umami or Ha Long Bay instead.
__label__1 My first experience was so awesome I couldn't wait to come back.  I thought best service, wine , food and atmosphere.  This time a total 180. Note to our waiter\n\"listening skills\"  \nLast time we split every dish was separated and equally plated. This time he hacked into the steak at the table. Presentation ruined! Steak knifes came after the steak, when does that happen in a steak house? When he came to check on us, it wasn't until I had to reach out to the manager. By that time all our food was cold. When the waiter came to apologize, he said if the chef had to slice it in the kitchen, it would be an extra charge. I challenge him to find that button on the POS  system. If that was not bad enough, when the check came the waiter was swarming around my table like a shark on the hunt. Clearly this experience was not about our celebration, but our waiter.
__label__4 LOVE Pure Body Fitness Studio!! It's a unique group exercise fitness facility with so much to offer! Each room is dedicated to specific work outs. \n\n1. TRX room\n2. Boot camp\n3. Yoga \n4. Cycling\n5. Pilates\n6. Barre\n7. And all the amazing les mills classes!\n-BodyPump, CXWORX, Body Attack, BodyStep, Body Flow.\n\nCLEAN Facility, fab locker rooms, and awesome staff!! \n\nTwo thumbs up for PB fitness! :-)
__label__4 Our new favorite ice cream spot! With kronuts!!  Super friendly service, very clean place and very accommodating to our kids who wanted to sample all kinds of flavors.  And their recommendations were on point!  Happy customer who'll be coming back for more!
__label__4 This place is very cute, clean, and the lady whom I think is the owner is very friendly. Prices are reasonable too. Delicious.
__label__1 The employees were incredibly kind and even offered me something that was not available at the counter. I wasn't incredibly impressed with the flavors and felt there was some ingredient that I just didn't like in many of them. Not to mention, many of the ones I tried were very rich and I love rich flavors but I wasn't crazy about any of the ice creams. Maybe better luck next time- also felt the scoops were bit over priced.
__label__2 This place is absolutely awesome. Chocolate everywhere! Everything from Hershey's, Reese's, Twizzlers, and Jolly Ranchers. A Hershey chocolate lovers dream place. They have a wall dispenser for Hershey Kisses and Jolly Ranchers. A station to customize Hershey bar wrapping. They have a section to buy baked goods. Even a couple statutes made of chocolate. \nWith all the great things I am saying, why would I only rate this with 3 stars? It's kinda sad that 3 of the 5 dispenser of jolly ranchers upstairs are not working. And the picture sharing station is not working as well. I felt like I saw more signs saying that the machine is broken than I did seeing things that were working. Additionally, I lady working the area with all the baked goods was rude. I stood there for a few minutes waiting to be helped. I cashier was able to help me. But this other lady was being rude having attitude that she needed help because there were too many customers that needed help. I understand that you need help because you are swamped but you don't need to make a scene in front of customers. There is s better way of approaching that situation.
__label__0 Not worth the time. Most of the dispensers were empty. Giving sample of fudge that were so small you had a hard time finding it. When I commented. To the lady she said they didn't want to use to much.\nThis is an M&M  world want to be but does not measure up.
__label__4 Delicious donuts & pastries. Must try the cronut. On the weekends they have the cronuts and other specialty items. It makes you feel like you're at a small town bakery. Also a bonus that they have a drive through.
__label__2 On paper, happy hour sounds great. In reality, it sucked for us. Drinks were very pricey and the food was okay, even at 50% off. However our bartender was very rude and snarky. She had a rather bitchy attitude. Go to Brooklyn Bowl for better food and drink prices.
__label__2 Eh! Well when this place first opened I was excited that Mount Holly had a pizza joint that was not Domino's or Papa Johns.  My first pie from here was just okay.  It was a little too greasy for my liking. I gave it 3 stars because I like the crust options they give you and because it is not Papa Johns or Domino's.  It is a little better quality then most chains.  Staff is friendly and Family Video gives you great deals on pies.  They also include rental deals as well.  What would be a great asset to this place since it is co owned and operated by Family Video is if they offered a video delivery option for those with memberships to the video store.  That would give it 4 stars and move it up the chain in my opinion! Who else offers pizza AND video delivery?! Untapped market!  Even better than redbox!
__label__1 Not impressed. Overpriced. Mediocre coffee.\n\nWhat kind of cafe doesn't have wifi, anyway?
__label__3 This place is amazing! They have fresh made food and huge portions. Their bread is some of the best I've ever had. My husband and I have been to Kneaders twice now, this location and the one in Yuma and it does not disappoint! We split the turkey, bacon and avacado on foccaccia bread because it's so much food. Their sweet breads are phenomenal as well. We will definitely return!
__label__1 Beautiful reuse of an old classic building, the wood ceiling, brick walls, old tile and mirror all add up to a nice space.  But the noise, oh the noise!  I felt like I was a victim of auditory assault!\n\nContemporary Southern Food made for an interesting menu but the \"hearty\" fish and shrimp jambalaya was more of a nice fish dish not at all a jambalaya (and shrimp were so shrimpy they were nonexistent.) Please don't call a dish something that's it's not.  Best looking dishes of the night were companions' pork chop and the tomato tart.\n\nService needs some fine tuning.  Small plates as appetizers came out at the same time as main course and drinks and dishes were randomly put down in front of diners. Finally, if you can't make separate checks but will take different credit cards for different amounts, then at least put the right amount on each card please.\n\nWith the same parents as Beckett's Table, I know this baby is going to work out the growing pains and will be an asset to the 'hood soon!
__label__3 Great atmosphere and the drinks and food were good.  We had several apps and all got different entrees and dessert, everyone we all seemed to feel the same.  Go with the steak over the pork loin!  We were in the back room and it was super loud with large parties but otherwise a great experience.  Great redevelopment of a historic restaurant and the bookstore next store is awesome as well.
__label__4 Dear me. I try and be stingy with 5 stars, but Southern Rail earned all five last night. I was there for the grand opening and they were not serving their full menu yet, so I was excited to return when a friend decided to have her birthday dinner there. We arrived a little early for our reservation, but no problem we were seated within a couple of minutes. Our waiter was right there to bring us water and get us started on drinks. \n\nThe fried green tomatoes and the pull apart rolls with apple butter were devine. I was stuck between ordering the duck or the pork, then our waiter described them both and I ended up with the duck on dirty rice risotto and collard greens. Amazing, the duck basically melted in my mouth. Everything was so full of flavor, and just the right amount so you are not too full, but satisfied. Also had the beignets for dessert, those were also perfect. Chef Beckett happened to be in the kitchen last night, so he came out and said Happy Birthday to the guest of honor, which was so nice. She has always loved his restaurants and his cooking, so she fan girled just a little bit. \n\nIt was a perfect dinner. The wait-staff was attentive, the food was excellent, and although it is a very noisy place, I want to go back soon! (It's pricey, so unfortunately it can't be a weekly (or daily) event as much as I would like it to be.)
__label__4 They've done an excellent job with the restaurant. First time visiting and we will returning soon. Drink menu is very good with a nice variety of bourbons and scotches. Small plate selection is also very good. We ordered the tomato, onion, and bacon tart -- along with the fried green tomatoes, both were excellent! For our entrees we ordered the gumbo and pork tenderloin... absolutely amazing! \n\nService was handled by Chris who was very friendly, relaxed, and knew the menu. I don't usually make note of waitstaff by name for future reference but he left a lasting impression and will certainly ask for him the next time we visit. \n\nThank you to everybody for an excellent dinner!
__label__2 I'll probably get some criticism for my review, but it was just my opinion of my visit.\n\nGoing in you could tell this is one of the those places that makes things complicated for its own sake. Rather than taking something simple and tested, they try to change it by adding a bunch of unheard of spices and charge double the price.\n\nWe came in around 8 on a Saturday night, however everything was sold out as far as the daily specials go. They don't serve the lunch menu, so that pretty much leaves salads and appetizers. After a 4 hour car ride, I wanted more than a salad, so I tried the Mac and cheese. It was strange, hints of fennel seed in a non-creamy sort of wet powdered texture that wasn't pleasant at all. It was almost like bland paste with fennel and peppercorn. $8 please!\n\nWe also had brioche rolls and the apple butter. The rolls were about $7 and around the size of a kings Hawaiian roll. They were soft, but as soon as you bit in, it instantaneously turned into this mushy glop of flavorless paste. It did come with apple butter and that was about the only thing going for it. \n\nI don't know who their market is, but not serving even sandwiches and having the choice between a salad and a $22 entree is a big gap. I wish they had cheeseburgers at least. What's wrong with cheese burgers?\n\nThis place gives me the feeling that it's pretentious for the sake of being pretentious. People paying more to get the feeling that they're somehow different than everyone else because they had a \"culinary experience.\" \n\nI'm not buying it. You'll find me around the corner at the Windsor where at least their food tastes good. \n\nThey do get stars for service I guess. The wait staff was friendly enough.
__label__4 Stopped here on 7/31/2014. The owner waited on my husband and I. The service was great and the ice cream was even better. I will be returning very soon to try the banana cream pie flavor. Great hours too.
__label__4 I have this rule go here twice before you  review.\n\nI still like it. \n\nGrowing up in a german home, its all of 2 things, clean and full of food. This place has both 1 star. \nI assume the first time I met Oma. She was a sweet lady and we bonded over me ordering a lot of cabbage. Star 2.\nThrow in the tagsuppe of the day which that day was the Knopel.(sorry my spelling sucks). 3 stars. \nI also enjoyed my brat. 4 Stars.\n\nI leave and am satisfied. \n\nThe true test is when I bring in my ma. \n\nMa noticed that today was Dill pickle soup day, this pleases her immensely.  We get soup. It's delicious. 5 stars! \n\nHer Rouladen was perfect. Mine was a little pink but thats okay everything else was good and I will still keep it 5 stars because some people like that. \n\nI also like that its a atmosphere that is close to my home in comparison to  Zur Kate or even Haus'. This is more realistic , cheap and homey.\n\nAlas I am still looking for the doner kebab of my dreams.\n\n5 stars!
__label__2 This a place to go if you like MEAT.  If you don't like meat then its not a good choice for you.  \n\nSo many choices for meat.. Its definitely a place to come back over and over.  Great atmosphere ... Just be warned... If you go around lunch time expect huge lines.  They really need a much bigger parking lot.
__label__0 I must admit. Disappointed. I had been anticipating going after driving by almost daily seeing the parking lot always packed. The lines didn't bother me. The wait didn't bother me. The atmosphere was pretty cool. \n\nBut the food? Plain. I can easily say we probably ordered every thing on the menu between our group and nothing stood out. I should be able to eat without drowning it in sauce. And then unfortunately their signature sauce wasn't all that great either...\n\nAnd seriously? Just a plain old loaf of bread? \n\nI ate it. Will I go back? Most likely not. Especially if I'm the one paying.
__label__2 OK, so hear it goes.  Rudy's is new in the West Valley (I-10 & Litchfield Rd.)  I have had friends tell me about it so I wanted to try it.  The place was pretty packed, it was a short wait in a good sized line to get to the food counter.  Once there they will ask you if you have been there before.  If not, they will offer you tastings of the meats and explain the serving to you. There may be several new comers so you will have to deal will people who want to try everything because they don't know what they want. That is irritating but expected.  As it was our first time at Rudy's we wanted to try several items.  We ordered Cutter's Brisket, Turkey, regular Sausage, Rudy's pinto beans, green chili, potato salad, coleslaw & a micro brew bottle beer. They have plenty of beer and beverage choices. Everything was good but the stand out for me was the Turkey.  Get the Turkey! it had excellent flavor and smokiness while remaining moist and tender.  The brisket was dry and not as flavorful. The beans were good but not great. I like great beans. the Coleslaw was very good. The potato salad was my least favorite.  The sausage was huge and it had great flavor.  They offer their brand of BBQ sauce in Sissy or Original (a bit more spicy).  I compare this place to Texas BBQ House, where the brisket is much more flavorful and moist. They do not offer Turkey however. I also like the flavor and consistency of Texas BBQ House's BBQ sauce much better.  Rudy's was good, not a negative experience, I just had higher hopes for a full flavor of brisket I get elsewhere. I prefer Texas BBQ House over Rudy's.  Give Rudy's a try and see what you think.
__label__1 This place has been the talk of the town since it opened! Finally arrive to check it out with my son for lunch. I had the baby back ribs. They are served on a plastic tray from coco-cola on paper. I picked the first one up and bit into what I think is beef jerky. The amoke flavor is way to strong for me. The other pieces were like eating rubber. When you bit into it, it was like the snap you get from a braut then chew chew chew. \nMy son had the pulled pork. He enjoyed it and said the meat was tender and moist. \nI may give it one more try with the wife since she has been wanting to come here.
__label__4 Looking for a quick sugar fix after dinner last week, the family went to Cream City to check it out.  I love sweets as much as the next guy, but my wife and son are the real driving force here.  We've only lived in Phoenix for a couple of months and it seems like we've already hit all of the dessert places around.  Good thing it's so sunny here all of the time compared to Ohio so I can run these calories off.\n\nAnyway, this place is a hidden gem.  They do homemade ice cream, sorbet, and gelato as well as soups and sandwiches.  The menu looked really good, but like I said, we stuck to the sugar.  We all opted for gelato and I have to say, it was just as good as anything I've had outside of Italy. The staff was very helpful and overall great.  \n\nThis place is dangerous being right across the street from our neighborhood! Great job, keep it up!
__label__3 The ice cream here is excellent and they have a good selection of flavors. I had a hard time making a choice so the servers gave me a couple little samples to help me decide. The staff was very friendly and helpful as soon as I walked in too. I went for dessert and noticed they serve lunch foods too; sandwiches etc. I saw someone eating a sandwich that looked delicious. I really wanted one myself but I passed... next time I'll go for lunch and perhaps my 4-star will go to a 5-star. I also like that they have some art on display from local artist. They offer organic tea and coffee and the rest rooms are very clean. The colors are bright and inviting.
__label__4 In town on business and heard good things about this place.  Decided to stop in and \"feel it out\" by sitting at the bar.  Grabbed a martini that was deliciously made.  Decided to stay for another.  The bartender Carrie was sweet as pie, offered great service and conversation!  From there, I had some business acquaintances join me; we got seated at a table and Laura served us. We got the Special which she recommended; it fed 2.  It was absolutely delicious and well priced for the amount of food we got for 2!  She was very much on top of things and a great server to say the least!  I can't wait to come back to this place!  Can't say enough good things!
__label__4 Had a late dinner Saturday with my boyfriend.  As the restaurant was closing we saw a band setting up.  Ask our server about what was going on.  He explained Late Night.  Must admit I was interested.  Noticed how the dining room cleared out. And as we sat there for another hour or so and ordered a glass of wine, we talked about how the place was empty.  Sitting there my boyfriend and I agreed that dinner was great, the band was good. But to make a special trip in for music at a steak house, is not something either of us would do. Felt odd sitting in a dining room listing to a band. Final thought, dinner and price was well worth the evening.  Will be back. Entertainment Late Night at a steak house not for me.
__label__4 Amazing one of a kind furniture!  I have purchased several items for my new home and love everything I chose.  Everything is hand painted and has a special touch.  Owners are very nice and have a delivery service available to assist you if you don't own a truck.  Check it out!!
__label__4 Took my 15 month old there yesterday & he loved it! It's a very clean environment. My husband & I loved that there was a wide variety of activities & toys. Highly recommend this place and the price is $12 for an all day pass. Definitely will be returning
__label__1 Bad experience with in room dining ~ \n\nHad called previously to ask for prices and how much we get if we ordered wings. In the beginning they said we get 6 wings/$16 during the day and 12/$16 after 10 pm. We has ordered around 11pm last night and when the food came we only got 6. I had called the room service again and she told me that we were suppose to get 12. Then she put me on hold to check what had happened. \n\nShe then goes to tell me oh we changed our menu sorry. She didnt even know the menu changed along with the other guy worker we had talked to before. I know you they are still in transition but it shouldn't be an excuse for indecent service.\n\nWe had bought 2 orders which was 12 wings for 41$ we would've never bought if the hotel didn't trick us. We would have  ordered something else. The order didn't even get us full one bit. \n\nWe order in room dining quite often so this was a very bad experience. \n\n\nOverall experience at the Delano is ok though. Less crowded which I like and the hotel is very nice. Next to the elevators they put up a new quote every day on a mirror which is my favorite part.
__label__0 Wow, feel sick to be charged 35 a day for a small refrigerator. Just to keep my 4 year old milk cold ? Thanks for nothing.  There are ZERO signs in the parking  garage pointing  you to check in..... hello.... you can't just assume  everyone  knows where they are going. 6 dollars for in room morning  coffee ? You guys are nutz. Really  a big mistake  coming  here.
__label__4 We have been here several 3 times in the last few weeks and each time the food was excellent!  We've tried something different each time and have been delighted at how tasty each item has been.  Great salad made with Kale instead of just plain lettuce for a healthier option, HUGE chicken wings fried to perfection, the Turkeygiving Burger that gives the Bobbie a run for it's money and the Chicken N Waffles..oh la la....Absolutely Delish! We will be back again very soon!
__label__3 It's a divey little bar in a sketchy part of town and for what I this better than most.\nKaraoke Wednesdays\n$1,50 beers during NFL
__label__2 Walked in at 9:45 am.  Not busy, which was great.  The food was good, but we could not get past the un-bussed and unclean tables. (Notice to management- you had 3 servers/counter staff not seemingly busy)   We ordered the #Merica* - (shaved NY chicken fried steak, 2 biscuits and a side of 3 eggs), the S'motherload (steak, potato's , eggs, peppers, cheddar & pico wrapped in a tortilla with \"Cajun cheese sauce), coffee, and a cold-pressed apple juice.   Husband says the apple juice deserves  5 stars itself! The #Merica was fine. We had to ask for a side of gravy as there was only a scant bit on each biscuit. The gravy had good flavor and the biscuits were good although slightly crispy. Their take on a breakfast burrito was much better. The sausage, sliced thin, was excellent!  I loved the potatoes as well. I have to say it would be better if there was a version without the steak and more potato, egg & sausage, which I'm betting they would do.  At the beverage bar they offered water with cucumber & lemon! Refreshing! \n\nIf I could offer 3.5 stars I would based on the juice and pretty good food. We would totally comeback to give them another try - hopefully the tables will be wiped clean by then.  Cleanliness aside, the staff was pleasant and did check on us several times. \n\nP.S. Hallelujah! At 10:30, one of the staff started to clean the tables although it appeared that an owner or manager type had walked in.
__label__4 Todd at AP is great, brought a couple Chinese phones back to life for me. I never buy through the carrier, and with more and more device support overseas, it's nice to have walk-in, Apple Store-level service available for Androids at AP.
__label__2 I'm going to say this. I will come back in a couple of weeks to see how things are going. But first, let me praise the staff to the high heavens. Unlike a lot of new places downtown they don't assume you're going to just drink the koolaid. They were ernest in their desire to make sure we were comfortable and happy with our food. They seemed to have actually tasted most of the food and had good recommendations for us. Much like La Comida, I'd eat here again regardless of what I thought of the food because the staff made the experience worthwhile. Fyi, I don't care for the food at La Comida. \n\nThe food. Well. We split oxtail risotto which, honestly, was so rich as to be offputting. I ate maybe four spoonfuls as did my lunch date. There was plenty left to take home but we passed. We also had the bacon jam with brie. It was actually delish, but again, a little went a long way. A very long way. Again, we passed on taking the extra home. The empanadas were filled with nice chunky meat that was tender though it could've been a tad juicier. The mushroom flatbread was a great appetizer and the pizza cook was lots of fun without being overly familiar.\n\nHere's my issue and it's something you can actually see in the accompanying picture. The risotto and jam seemed to be swimming in something. It wasn't grease. Maybe some oil like truffle? The lake of whatever it was did not inspire one to want to deal with that in a to go box or when it inevitably congealed. Again, offputting is the only word I can find to describe my feelings about it. It really wasn't greasy or slimy, but it looks that way. Combined with the fact that everything (except the empanadas) was just way too rich means I won't be pushing this as a place to go. Not yet. \n\nI'm sure that Carson Kitchen will find it's feet very soon, and hope so. I like the vibe even if the decor looks like someone went to EAT and decided that's the new downtown Vegas hip eatery look. Seriously, it almost looks like a blatant rip off. They seemed to be working on an outside patio which in and of itself will get me back this summer. And, not to be petty, I give it points for being filled with adults, not a bunch of bearded wannabes. \n\nThe pricing seemed a tad ambitious. For small plates you can go from a quick bite to a $50 lunch in no time. Not outrageous but probably not in my, \"let's run by for a nosh\", price range.\n\nI look forward to sampling more of Carson Kitchen soon but I'm hoping they bring the ooze down a notch. Go check it out for yourself, it's worth a try. Good luck Carson Kitchen, welcome downtown!
__label__1 I am a resident of DTLV and really wanted to love this place. My friends and I ate there last night and this is a recap of the good, the bad, and the angry:\n\n-The bacon jam was great\n-The brownie dessert and donut bread pudding were fantastic!\n-The Turkey burger was good but not enough \"slaw\"\n\n-The cauliflower was far too salty to even stomach\n-The sliders were dry but are on the right path\n\n-They charged us for a steak that they had informed us they were out of and forgot to take it off the bill. They clearly do NOT know how to work their POS and charged my card 4 times for the same meal and so my $65 meal has now cost me $275, a call to the manager, and fraud reports to my bank. Unacceptable. \n\nAll in all we ordered the following:\n\nWellington Empanada\n\"Devils\" Eggs\nJerk Turkey Burger\nRainbow cauliflower\nShort Rib Sliders\nGlazed Donut bread pudding\nBurboun fudge brownie with brown butter & bacon ice cream\n\nThe only way I will return is if I am just getting drinks/dessert and I pay cash.
__label__1 I went here for a team lunch and I was very disappointed. Dishes are very small, tapas style, and very overpriced. I went for the crispy chicken skins and they were sold out.  I got a $12 Mac and Cheese, which was too rich in flavor and so tiny. The dishes were pretty interesting and had unique ingredients in it which I can see WHY they may be more expensive but it was just not worth it. \n\nThe restaurant was pretty tiny, the seats were high and had no backing. The atmosphere just seemed really \"cool\", but the place is all hype. It's a great place to go if you want to show off a date during dinner time and be really trendy, but otherwise I wouldn't suggest it. I left hungry and poor.
__label__4 Amazing food, amazing service, amazing atmosphere, downtown Las Vegas is truly stepping up their game and quality.  Only downside was the time it took to be seated, but it was well worth the wait.
__label__3 The food is delicious. Restaurant is a bit smaller, but it's nice to eat and hang out, its not too loud. I love that it has an open kitchen and you can see the chefs cooking your meals, all the food is uique.
__label__0 I was excited about visiting a new Indian restaurant in Downtown Pittsburgh that is in close proximity to my office, but this lunch buffet visit of Monday, 22 September 2014 was a great disappointment.  I received a pleasant greeting and a 'thank you' from the owner.  The busser did not interact with me. No one performed a quality check or did anything to be assured of my satisfaction. Used plates were taken away promptly and I received a water refill without having to ask.  I agree with the writer who said that the place was too hot; this was the case even on a cool day. I had perspiration running down my neck while dining. Beware the dish which contains microscopic particles that appear to resemble broccoli and cauliflower as it is very spicy.  The only vegetable that could be readily identified in it is a few carrot slices.  I was hoping to find the staple Indian dish, aloo gobi, but it was not offered.  There was a dish which featured only potato slices and the cauliflower offered in the vegetable dish was not enough to satisfy any diner.  I arrived at 12:45, which should be the height of lunch hour.  There were only two diners there at that time, although a few other parties arrived during the short time I was there.  The buffet items had obviously been sitting out for a long time.  The white rice, which I was pleased to find was unadulterated by any seeds or seasoning, was in small quantities of clumps.  Many of the dishes needed to be replenished, but only the fried vegetable dish was during the time that I was there.  The signs denoting the names of the dishes are do not enable the American customer to determine their ingredients.  The tandoori chicken was quite tasty; I can only imagine how good it would have been if it had at least been served warm.  India Palace and Indian Spices on Sixth Street are far better choices for the Indian food lover, and Indian Spices is 58 cents less for the lunch buffet!
__label__3 This bar is somewhat of a sexy situation. \n\nWith a greenlit entrance that makes you feel like you're entering somewhere slightly forbidden (or maybe Oz) and a mysterious pineapple logo...it'll definitely lure you in. \n\nThe spread of tropical drinks were on point\u00e8 (such creative combinations and lovely presentation). The bartenders are very sweet (ask for Val!). The music soundtrack was solid. Place was a lil' empty, but I imagine it's great on happening nights too. Definitely hit up MN for a sultry and chill time!
__label__0 As a renter I would give - star's if I could!! We had an Emergency after hours of course, faucet broke in the water would not turn off or down or anything it stayed on full blowing hot there's no # to call after hours or for an emergency????  We didn't know what to do call an out side source or what since this being the first time anything like this had ever happened and not knowing how to fix it our selves?.... It was getting really late and we tried to get it to stop no go so we left it on and tried going to sleep despite the noise of running water...Sigh and hoping everything would be okay in the morning, Right at 9 o'clock when they open I called hoping to get ahold of somebody to get HELP out but nobody answered so I left a message explaining the severity of the situation and how we had full blown hot water gushing out of the faucet!!!...... A little bit of time went by and I haven't heard anything??? Back so I called again and of course nobody answered AGAIN!!! TRIED a few more times throughout the day still nobody answered and no one bothered to call me back??? We finally called somebody else and had somebody else come do it its been a week now and I still haven't heard anything from the management company????? EXTREMELY Poor Management If you ask me,   Completely disappointed!! And the kicker was the faucet was acting up just over a month prior to all of this not to the extent it was just in tho, so their sent someone to  come look at it and they never bothered to come back to do the work??\n So it just got worse and worse and then just totally Broke!! Even with minor things in the past you can't ever get ahold of them and they are snail slow to get get back to you or to get started on the job,\n So if your looking for someone to manage your property or if your going to rent from them please keep this in mind!!
__label__3 I look forward to coming to Ice Monster Cafe in the future! The only problem I had was it was kinda hidden. Though it was a bit hidden, it was not disappointing. The decor is very modern, clean, and has a nice atmosphere! They have so many things to choose from and every single picture displayed on their monitor can make your mouth drool. \nFor my first time, I got honey toast! Like all honey toast, it takes about 15 minutes. You can choose what type of ice cream you want. I recommend strawberry :) It was baked perfectly and the ice cream wasn't drastically melting. Although I enjoyed eating the honey toast, I had a hard time eating it because they have given me plastic forks. I would really appreciate it more if they have given us metal forks. \nOther than that, I do plan to go there if I am on that side of town :) One thing I found weird was there were no monsters lol.\n\nCHECK IN TO GET COUPONS
__label__2 I so wanted to love this place since it is in my local area.  I ordered the azuki beans with green tea ice cream.  It was okay needless to say.  They are reasonably priced but you get what you pay for. I also got the green tea cake and it was rather dry. The jasmine /green tea boba was so bitter, did not like at all.  I was rather disappointed.\nSo, I don't think I will be coming here again.  I will stick to Suzuya even though they are a bit pricey the quality and taste is outstanding.  I would rather pay for quality  pasty . \n\nHappy yelping xoxoxo
__label__2 Hmmm, not really our taste. I had a caramel latte, which was good, but with about a third left, was all ice. We didn't know what to expect with \"snow fluff\", but I don't think we'll be having anymore - probably a texture issue. Weren't expecting coffee \"jello\" on top of shaved ice that resembled fried rice. Others seemed to like the place, so try it for yourself...
__label__0 I went here with the hopes that this was like another sandwich shop that my friend Omar more took me to, nooope! Matter fact he came by my house other day and asked me if I liked it. I said: Nooooo! This place has too much gristle on their steak, it's like chewing on the shoe!!\nJoe says everything is fresh, mm mm mm mm mmmm \nAlthough a lot of people complained about his attitude, I didn't have a problem with his attitude. \nI did like his fries.\nSomething funny: I said I wanted whiz on my sandwich. He gave me that funny look like, no you don't! and then said it's processed. You should get the provolone. Helloooo, that's processed too!\nListen if you want great cheesesteaks... you won't find it here!
__label__3 This yummy veggie burger spiced up my heavenly eating . Very polite customer service.
__label__0 When this place first opened, my husband, friends, and I really enjoyed it. The food was great, especially the macaroni and cheese. The atmosphere was what you'd expect when going to a nice dinner out. However, I am not sure what has happened in the last few months. Apparently due to a change in management they have cut their menu down drastically taking away some of the better options, including the macaroni and cheese and salmon BLT. Big mistake. We ordered the 2 for $20, which is a little misleading on menu. You're thinking you get two pizzas plus two salads but you only get one pizza, which in some cases is not even getting as better dealthan just ordering individually. Definitely not worth the money. We spent $29 with tip for a tiny pizza,  two very small salads, and my husband's iced tea. I wouldn't have necessarily minded that if the pizza was really good, but it was not. It was just average. We were left unsatisfied and very disappointed. Also, we went on a Wednesday expecting to find a nice quiet place to eat. Instead, they had half of the restaurant closed off with a DJ playing loud music for what I'm assuming was to be some sort of private party eventually. However, there were only the DJ and a couple people over there during the time we were having dinner. Seems like a waste to have someone preparing so early, playing music so loud that we couldn't even hear each other speak. This place had more of a sports bar feel with Italian food. If you're drinking then you'll probably be ok with the mediocre food. However, if you want a nice dinner, we suggest you go somewhere else. We had thought that this place was going to become one of our new favorites until new management came in and changed it for the worse. The food is not as good, the options are few, and the atmosphere has gone downhill. We definitely won't be going back and we will make sure to warn our friends and family as well.
__label__3 I am currently sitting at the bar of this lovely new restaurant and am happy to say that my butt is the first one to have officially sat here! Huzzah! This place has a few kinks to work out, as it is opening day, first seating, but it has some serious potential. The managers/ owners graciously allowed me to try a few of their cocktails on the house and all were tasty. The clear standout is the frozen coconut mojito! Extremely delicious. I also had the coconut drink, which was very pure in coconut flavor and the passionfruit drink (10$ normal price, 8$ hh) which was gingery and smokey and overall unlike anything i have had before. Plus this place has hard a on tap... Cool stuff. For food we trued the following:\n\ndates wrapped in bacon - very tasty... How could it not be? It's a date with cheese and chorizo inside and wrapped in bacon on top of a foie gras sauce.... Come on!\n\nchicken tacos- very flavorful but tiny... I would like more for sure!\n\ntraditional guac- flavorful and plentiful, but served with weird tostada type chips... Good tasting and clearly house made, but awkward to eat.\n\npollo chcharrones- so yummy with the  miso mustard... Nicely done!\n\nthis place is a definite return to place, reasonable prices, good drinks, nice hh, and interesting food (not to mention cute decor). \n\ncheck it out yelpers!\n\nps, first!!
__label__4 What a beautiful, unique, delicious new restaurant. Sampled a little bit of everything!!  Mushroom tacos, dried fruit guac, yellowtail ceviche, summer corn, and chicken mole...all of which were phenomenal. The plating is especially beautiful, with each dish looking like a work of art. Also pleasantly surprising were the prices, which at this level of quality, combined with the location, I would have expected to be far higher. \nService was equally excellent, as is the ambience. I hope this place is very successful!!
__label__2 I can only give this place 3 stars because of the staff.  They were all so super nice and very down to earth.  Sampled five drinks from friends being the DD and all,  didn't really like any of them except the frozen mojito and even that one was a little too sweet don't think I could drink a whole one.  They did say it was the most popular drink.\n\nThe peppers off the HH menu were surprisingly good.  Chx tacos way too small. I mean tiniest portions there all together.  The $18 tuna ceviche came out and there was hardly anything to it plus it wasn't good at all.  I did eat it though because I didn't want to waste $18 ceviche but really wish I would have sent it back.  Great presentation on it.  The guacamole was good but nothing special. They do only give u 5 chips to eat it and when u ask for more they charge u.  \nAll in all. I've heard rave reviews about this place and all of us agreed it's not worth it to go back.  Sorry sumo! :(
__label__0 My mom and I just ate lunch there and I would never go back. We both live in the area and were excited to try it. The service was terrible. It took us forever to get our food and when it did come my pad thai was ok not great and my moms veggie torta was also mediocre. The main reason I will never go back is when we ordered desert our server verbally told us the menu and we ordered the cheesecake. When it came it was covered in peanuts after I specifically told the server I was allergic when I ordered the pad thai peanut free. I'm leaving on a flight and didn't have time for them to make me something else. So overall mediocre food and terrible service.
__label__3 I heard so much about this place, and I've been wanted to try... \n\nFood: it is tapas style, or in Japanese izakaya style.  Each portion is small so it will be good if you order about two dishes per person to share with the group.  Everything we ordered was very good, great flavor, nicely presented. Looked yummy and tasted yummy too.\n\nDates wrapped in bacon: I like the sauce on the dish. Dates and bacon are interesting mix but this sauce nicely mixed together.\n\nSuzuki roll: I liked the smell and taste of slightly deep fried? rice around the roll.\nMaya roll: Double spicy (spicy tuna and spicy sauce (I think it was wasabi base sauce).  Nonetheless, liked the flavor.\nKimuchi fried rice: tasted better than the one I make at home. Smelled the kimuchi but it wasn't overwhelming at all.   Sometimes kimuchi could be strong, but I think the sauce on the dish toned it down to the level the kimuchi was enjoyable.\nChinese Chicken salad: nothing fancy...\nWe shared three deserts and all were good. \n\nThis place said Mexican Asian fusion but the way they used difference sauce reminded me of French food.  I think they used French dressing for Chinese Chicken salad\nNice decor inside, mix of Mexican and Asian. I didn't necessarily loved it but it was certainly interesting for sure.\n\nService: although it was good but very slow... We were there for lunch and ended up being there for two hours. So if you are in a rush, this place is not good for you. Go there only if you want to enjoy the fun atmosphere with a group of friends to enjoy conversation.\n\nFood was so interesting, I want to come back and try all the rest when I have more time. I like French, Mexican and Asian in general. When combined, it is perfect of all.
__label__1 I'm a huge foodie so I guess I'm a pretty tough critic, but this place just missed the mark for me.  I saw it was listed 3rd best new restaurant in Phoenix magazine so I decided to try it. The restaurant itself is beautiful. Good atmosphere.  The service was just ok.  The food was very interesting, but the flavors were just not there. The edamame was charred and had a very burnt flavor, which I guess is what they were going for.  Would not order it again.  I had just had Mexican street corn the other day at Taco Gulde, and it was way better than sumomayas. I got the chile garlic crab noodles.  All I could taste was chile oil and a burnt flavor again. Not good at all.   I work at one of the best sushi restaurants in Scottsdale, so I didn't even bother trying the sushi. TOYAMA restaurant= best sushi in the valley. Hidden gem.   We heard the table next to us rave about the tres leches cake so we decided to get it. One of the worst tres leches I've ever had.  Gooey marshmallow on top of the cake, with chewy old tasting chocolate rice Krispy treats, in a nasty condensed milk/tapioca flavored sauce.  Whoever came up with this dessert has the palate of a 10 year old.  Not very sophisticated flavors. Will not be returning.  You want good Mexican food, go to the Mission in old town Scottsdale, or the barrio cafe in Phoenix. You want good Asian food, come visit me at Toyama. You want the worst of both worlds, go to sumomaya.
__label__4 Amazing menu and overall solid execution. Substantial drink list which shows lots of thought was put into it. Not sure if there are any concepts like this that combine the Mexican and Asian cuisine so well.  Attention to detail is apparent. Some of the food may have taken too long to come out, so that might need some oversight. The tortillas for the guac were of inconsistent crunchiness. But that is easy too. The Korean beef tacos and the pork belly ramen were both easily 5 stars. I'll be back.
__label__0 For $20 food I would rather go to Thai BBQ. The servings here are to small for the price.
__label__0 I had high hopes for this place. The decor is awesome but everything else was awful. Went in with 4 people on a Saturday night. Asked the hostess for a table - She looked at us like we were crazy.. She pointed to the room and said \"we are pretty busy, but I'll go look for a table.\" When she came back, she said a table might be ready in 30 minutes. We stepped to the bar and that was an even worse experience. The bartenders were rude, didn't know the menu, and took forever to acknowledge us. The margaritas tasted like Jose Cuervo sweet and sour mix and were over priced. The bartender over charged me for the tequila and when I asked him about it he aid \"We are still working out the kinks\" Well.. sir.. you got more than kinks to work out for sure... no adjustment was made for the overcharge. \n\nWe waited an hour to get seated and when we asked the hostess she told us no one is leaving and walked away. So we walked out. We won't be back.
__label__0 If I could zero stars I would have. It took 30 min to get our drinks, when we finally got our food it was like eating a leather belt and a belt would have been much better. Then to top it off our waitress disappeared never to return and took another 30-40 minutes to get our check. I wouldn't waste your time!
__label__0 Horrible service but the food is good. I went to the Zipps on camelback all the time and was so excited when this one opened up in Glendale. Other than the food this is NOT the same restaurant. I always order my food to go to avoid the horrible management restaurant chain atmosphere and poor service. Disappointing.
__label__1 I have been going to Zipps around the valley since 2006, but they all have been in the central or east valley. I was very happy to see a Zipps open up on my side of town; now my I can have my sports fan friends meet me on my side of town. \n\nThe first time I get a group together - it's because the ASU bowl game and the University of Kentucky basketball game was on at the same time. What better place to watch both than my favorite sports bar. I know they'll have both games on - I know my Devils are playing but UK and Louisville are both undefeated.  To make sure this would be a good spot and they would play the basketball game too, I called ahead and they said it would be no problem. \n\nNow I applaud Zipps for putting ASU on the big screen and every screen, but when we requested to see the UK game it could only be put on a TV that was behind our table not even on a TV that 1ft away from another TV both playing the ASU game. Come on, I'm alumni and and sports fan and that's just ridiculous and silly. So then, the manager says we can take over the patio. (Nice we get out out in the cold) the manager says we can have a certain spot by the fireplace - o go figure the minute we get up to move a family of 12 sits there. So we try and sit by the TVs you can see most of them are crappy screens and of course the heater doesn't work. So we get to sit in the middle of the patio looking at a blurry Picasso rendition of our teams playing big games. The food was Zipps food, but it was so so. The only thing keeping me from walking out is I still had beer in my 32oz mug. Did I mention I called ahead? Way to come up short Zipps.
__label__1 Slightly disappointed on our visit today. A co-worker and I were approached a couple weeks ago by one of your street-team marketing members with a voucher for free smoothies. We went in today to redeem the vouchers and were advised that if it wasn't our first visit that we couldn't get the smoothie but a tea would be the substitute. While I'm appreciative of the tea, I was very disappointed that the voucher was not honored. No where on the card did it state for first time visitors only. False verbiage or failure to provide all the information is probably one of my biggest marketing pet peeves, especially since I work in this field. Just some constructive criticism to pass on: 1) update the verbiage to be more upfront about the offer 2) Honor your marketing collateral. Your employee admitted that it should be better stated and something that needs to be addressed. What's unfortunate, is that I probably would have been a frequent visitor, but looks like I will stick to bringing in my own protein powder and making it at work.
__label__3 Went for brunch but ended up ordering from the grilled cheese list. I had the wake and bake which was amazing. Cheddar, egg, maple bacon, and maple mayo. Seriously it was over the top delicious. My boyfriend had the blarney stoner. This was open faced with mashed potatoes, beer cheese, stout gravy, fries, and hash. So really it was potatoes on bread. Not really grilled, but so yummy.\n\nAll of the grilled cheeses come with tomato soup and fries. The fries were thick and almost breaded, soft in the middle. You can get them in a few different flavors including old bay- can't go wrong there. The tomato soup was interesting. Not bad per se but really really thick. I can't imagine eating a bowl of it but it did serve the obvious purpose of being vessel for dipping. \n\nOur service was great. She was quick and efficient. Absolutely no complaints. Also the beer list here is amazing. We will be back!
__label__1 food isn't good
__label__3 Great addition to Shadyside! I love the massive beer list, big menu, and bottomless mimosa and Bloody Mary option with the brunch. I had the chicken and waffles today and it was the perfect balance of southern diner meets gourmet gravy with bacon maple syrup. I live around the corner... looking forward to going back.
__label__3 Exactly we had anticipated,  this will be a great place to have in your foodie book. Good job Vig McCormick Ranch
__label__3 Nice place to hang out and grab some food and drink.  I like to sit at the bar.  My favorite is the hot chick chicken sandwich.  I love their skinny crispy fries.
__label__0 My wife and I had lunch.  we ordered the special, Philly cheesesteaks. The bread was so stale and had been left on the grill so long that the sandwiches were dry and inedible we had to request additional ranch dressing . After reminding the waiter twice we finally received our ranch dressing and some mayo.  The roast beef was so tough and stringy we finally asked for boxes and took our sandwiches home where we fed them to our dog who love them. However, the onion rings were superb.
__label__4 Few weeks ago I was in Vegas and was in need of a full makeup revival.. I went to three different make up centers and each place could not accommodate me, and when booking an appointment, they all required a $75 minimum.  I went into NARS and they were so nice and classy, they had me sit down and asked me a series of questions on my skin care, and preferences. I left with over $200 worth of product, I am so impressed with each item and give this establishment and it's it's staff the highest rating I can possibly leave, five stars all the way!
__label__0 The most unprofessional Dr. I have ever dealt with. This is my 2nd visit with him and both times I have been kept waiting for an alarming amount of time. The first time i sat in the waiting room Almost 2 hours. This time i have already been here an hour and 15 mins and HE ISNT EVEN IN THE BUILDING and he had patients starting 3 hours ago!!!! Do not waste your time here. He obviously has no respect or courtesy for anyone other than himself.
__label__2 Good service, nice patio atmosphere, generous portions, excellent drinks. I would recommend the fish tacos and the house margarita, but skip the ceviche.
__label__1 Was excited to see Mexican food back at Red Rock. Went early evening and sat at the bar. The decor is nice as is the patio. Sat in the bar but the music was deafening. Ordered a  a regular margarita. It came in the smallest glass, was ok but way too sweet. When I asked our server she agreed but said they were all too sweet. No chips and salsa unless you pay for it. Ordered some guacamole, it was the best part of the meal but small portion with a tiny side of chips. The plates were 5\" x 5\" barely big enough to put anything on. Shared the shrimp enchiladas which came on a regular sized plate, but when asked for another larger plate was told by our server she wasn't supposed to give out any larger plates but would since they weren't too busy. Those tiny plates couldn't hold anything but a couple of chips. Way pricey with tiny portions and plates. Gave it a try but won't be back.
__label__4 Absolutely delicious! I can't wait to come back. The food was amazing and fresh. Try the bacon guacamole & the coconut plan!
__label__3 Open air concept adjacent to construction at Red Rock casino! Fun lunch! Attentive staff very well versed on menu and ingredients. Stiegl from Austria is a must enjoy again beverage but I'll pass on ordering ice tea here again let's just say it's a tad reminiscent of cough syrup... Order Stiegl instead!!!  Tacos are small in scale but the ingredients are KICK ASS no doubt about it!  Mahi Ceviche..... PERFECT!!! To go order included a coupon!
__label__4 I love this place. They have the best tacos in town (pansita are my favorite), but not to forget the drinks (try the \"big nose drink\"), they are amazing too.
__label__4 I can not get enough of this place! Been here 4+ times and each time it's exceeded my expectations. From the staff to service to food everything was amazing. Each time me and my party orders it takes maybe 5 minutes max before all the food comes flying on the table. The shrimp tacos are to die for and my all time FAVORITE thing they have is the bread pudding for dessert. Amazing is all I can say :)
__label__0 This restaurant has decided that it's too much trouble for them to prepare two different kinds of tacos for their taco plate, so they simply don't allow it. Who's serving who? There are four to a plate. Even more obnoxious, when asked about it, you are given a lecture that their restaurant is based on sharing and how 2 people at the table can each order tacos and they can be shared if \"you're the type of person who shares\".  Weird... Don't show up unless you are comfortable enough to share with some one in your party off your plate.  A Mexican inspired restaurant that doesn't have refried beans unless it's dinner time, an environment that is uppity and a staff that is condescending and socially awkward. I just wonder how long it will be until they go under. We didn't even stay to eat, we couldn't stomach the attitudes. The rest of my party felt same way.
__label__4 Try to find a cheap but good place to eat on the Plateau, and good luck!  Well, here is one, all dishes including desserts are only $5.00!!  Mind you, the emphasis seems to be heavy on the junk...poutine & more poutine, the godfather hot dog, (mac & cheese on top of a giant hot dog) and different burgers. Take heart ,and if you are worried about your heart, fear not, there are veggie and some lighter fare options. I had the veggies wrap, which was very good, lots of FRESH crisp veggies wrapped inside a green tortilla, with a chocolate mousse with raspberry coulis for dessert... yummy indeed! My friend had the curried chicken dish ,followed by the same dessert as I had, and she proclaimed that it was better than what she'd had at Juliette & Chocolate,and for a far better price, oh my! Great little place with a retro-oddball decor\n(old desk lamps with extension necks, all cobbled together as chandeliers, old 78's as place mats,graffiti walls) but it all works. Service prompt, courteous and informative.
__label__3 I stopped here for lunch one day base on some other feedback from a few friends. I had their pork bahn mi sandwich which was very good and fresh. I also tried their flamin' banh canh vietnamese crab udo. It was very good and refreshing. I will definitely go back there again for the bahn mi's sandwiches and to try out their seafood dinner menu.
__label__3 Beard papa is a chain from Japan. They have tons of locations in Cali but now Vegas has one! It's here finally and inside FAME at the Linq. \n\nPrices aren't the same as Japan. They average about $1-$1.50 but here it's $3 for one. So I'm probably not going to frequent it as I do in Japan but maybe once in a while. If you've never had one then it's a definite must try!
__label__3 Stop and say hi, they may have a sample for you. Staff was friendly.\nThey were out of the Original so we went with the Cookie with Vanilla filling, it's small but it was really good. Oozing with filling.\n Not like what I grew up eating but it made me happy and I would definitely stop by for another one.\nLove F.A.M.E., I want to decorate my house like that!
__label__2 went to F.A.M.E. specifically for this place and wasn't disappointed at all. only let down was that they only had vanilla filling. was advised that they usually have two flavors of fillings depending on how busy they get per day. they have vanilla,  green tea, hazelnut,  chocolate, and strawberry. I wouldn't mind giving green tea and hazelnut a go but not this time. I got the eclaire (chocolate dipped original) a coco and a cookie with vanilla filling. Lets start with the cookie. It  had bits of cookie all over the pastry and the cookie bit tasted good. it wasn't filled all the way and had almost 50% air inside the puff pastry and was a little let down. I read sok reviews that said it was filled with alot of filling so I was expecting the same. With that said all of the three cream puffs I got was filled the same and to me was not filled enough. the vanilla cream had a very light taste but it had a good consistency and good texture. the puff itself was made well and held the filling as it should. we then had the eclaire. it was go was go the chocolate added what seemed as a missing flavor if it had any and was a nice semisweet and not so much sugar it hurts your teeth chocolate. Then the coco puff. it was a coco puff with vanilla filling and I am glad I saved that one for last as it was the best one. the coco puff had great chcocolate flag and with the vanilla filling was a good combo. The workers were nice and greeted us and was very easy to talk to. Overall it is an ok cream puff, if I am in the area I would stop in to see if they have anymore flavors for the day besides vanilla but I dont think I'll be making a special trip just for these anything soon, unless they bring the sweet potatoes one here then ill be back lol!
__label__1 I'm only giving two stars because they do not have one single thing on the menu that is gluten free. With a gluten free diet being so popular now days, I would think they would have at least a few items to offer. Otherwise it seems clean and comfortable. We ordered two ice teas. They seemed watered down and sort of bitter. I think the water that makes the ice must be pretty gross.
__label__3 Was here last night for a Family Soft Opening. This used to be Carmine's but was gutted and looks great. Plenty of TVs to watch the game. \n\nThe food and drink selection was excellent. The \"Mad Mule\" was a great cocktail. Food was excellent, very large portions. I enjoyed the Chicken Salad and it was delicious. \n\nI have high expectations for this bar. Hopefully becomes the new local spot!
__label__2 Super hyped up and a big step up from most bubble tea places here in Waterloo. I like my bubble tea made from real fruit instead if syrup and powder. They use syrups here. The good thing is that their milk tea has a lot more tea flavour than other places. \n\nI have yet to try Noon Moment, so I can't compare. Chatime is just -really- expensive and you might have to line up for a little while. If you go, you might want to get your drink with less sugar because it's really sweet. I'm not sure I would go back to Chatime though.
__label__4 Excellent addition to Madison restaurant scene. Feels a lot more like NYC than Madison. Great ambience, great d\u00e9cor, fantastic menu, service and food and affordable prices, too.\n\nThe bar area is very nice and cocktails list is impressive, I tried one with prosecco, vodka and lemon sorbet and it was great and only $7! The booths have high walls so it's a very private setting if you take a booth. For appetizers we got well-presented olives bar for $5 (plenty of olives and good variety and they were warmed) and cured meat and cheese plate, that was $15 with ridiculous amount of food, easily enough for 6 people. 3 types of cured meat and 2 types of cheese, everything was delicious.\n\nAll pasta menus are available in half portions. we had black tagliatini for $15 and branzino wrapped in prosciutto and everything was very tasty. We also had two desserts for 3 people and that was a mistake as desserts were big so one is plenty to share among 3 people. Good list of dessert drinks as well.\n\nService was spectacular, very timely, we never felt left without attention and the waitress was very nice. We also had couple managers stop by and ask how everything went. Our total bill was $47 per person before tip for appetizers, entrees, desserts and more than one drink per person, I would say it's great price for such level of food and service.\n\nThe only thing that could be improved is density of the seating: add more high-top tables and more tables overall, otherwise the place feels just a tiny bit too underfilled.\n\nOverall this is my new most favorite place in Madison. Will come here for drinks instead of Merchant.
__label__3 Headline:  A beautifully designed space with great service -- a great addition to downtown. \n\nHits:  House cocktails, small plates, and deserts are the stand outs for me.  Also the front of house staff is stellar, particularly given how recently the place opened. \n\nMisses: To new to say. I will revise after a few months of operations. \n\nHints: Tons of new and interesting Italian wines. Don't be afraid to ask for guidance or pairing advice.   Also, put together a group and book the chef's table. \n\nBottom-line:  You will have a great time whether your seated at the chef's table or at the bar.
__label__1 I held off on reviewing until I had a chance to try Cento a third time.\n\nFirst, the good:\n\n- The setting is awesome. Might be the best designed restaurant setting in Madison.\n- The drinks are quite good. It's definitely worth checking out the cocktail menu\n- Staff is friendly but not exceptional yet\n\nThe not so good; I've tried a few things off the menu over 3 visits (Bacon dates, gnocchi, beef tartare, burrata, beets, porchetta pizza, bucatini carbonara, pork chop, cauliflower) so I think the following thoughts are pretty accurate. In general, the food doesn't measure up to the ambiance or price.\n\n- Gnocchi was overworked/gummy. They were described as \"pillows\" and they definitely didn't come out that way. I mentioned this in passing to our waitress when she asked how everything was and I got the impression that she didn't really put much credence in my feedback.  \n- Food was underseasoned across the board. Pizza crust had very little flavor and the bucatini carbonara lacked salt - not sure how that's even possible given the fact that the ingredients include parmigiano and pork cheek (guanciale).\n- Pork chop was overcooked (we wanted to try the beef or lamb but both were sold out when we went )\n\nI really hope the food continues to improve and I'm not ready to give up on Cento yet. I still love the setting and will update this review if my next meal justifies it.
__label__2 Just like any other platos the move gives them a bigger selection of the usual 'in' fashion. It was kind of like forever 21 tho with the styles that are popular atm. I'm not into shirts that cover half a nipple haha they had some great shoes tho, so somewhere there's something you'd like. \n\nHowever a few of the workers (not all)  are just rude and their tone of voice is very dry, and demeaning. I'll never come here again.
__label__3 Best coffee in the area! I had their red velvet latte today and nothing else even compares. Friendly employees and cozy atmosphere inside too! My only complaint is it's a little pricey. I'm also a little surprised they don't have any high chairs, but overall I'm happy to give them my business and I will definitely be back!
__label__0 One star for the service but 5 stars for the dole whip. Extremely slow service! The server kept filling orders for people who came after us just because we bought the pineapple boat. Took 13 minutes to get our order. Sadly I won't be coming back. Id rather go back to Disneyland.
__label__4 Pineapple Park is our new go to spot when looking for dessert. Everything we have tried here has been fantastic. More recently we opted for something without pineapple and got the bananas foster sundae. It did not fail to impress and is a new favorite. Service is always fast and friendly. I just wish the owner would put one a little closer to our side of town.
__label__0 Today was my very first visit to protein source. Horrible experience to say the least. I will not be returning based on the fact that you can get a less expensive identical meal next door at greens and proteins with a smile and the assurance that you will not have to wait 15+ minutes for a Togo order to find out they gave your food away to someone else. Staff was very unfriendly and horrible customer service. They didn't not offer to return my money when I told them I was in a hurry and had already waited quite a bit of time for a simple chicken rice and broccoli I plate. They reluctantly gave me the salmon dish that belonged to the other customer upon persistent request even though I had ordered chicken. They are also way over priced.
__label__1 Had key lime & maple bacon bar. Both were good but not great. 4 choices for coffee, 3 were empty so had to get the only choice. It is Sunday afternoon so will give them one more try on a morning.
__label__1 We have ordered a pizza and waited long time. But at the end, they gave us a hoagie... The lady there promised to refund us, but we never received it.
__label__0 It's the worst buffet I've ever experienced, you can only have very few options for each session: Asian, American, Italian, salad, dessert, Mexico. You'll be pissed off by each one:\n  Asian: See the sushi session picture I took inside the buffet, that's all they have. No salmon, no caviar\uff0cno octpus, shrimp sushi only a few, tuna is always out of service. Rice are dry and hard, crab legs are salty and not tasting fresh. Chinese food only Kongbao Chick, drunk noodle, fried dumplings and very few cantoneses steam food. Far worse than restraunts like p.f Chang, even Panda Express. \n  American & Mexican: Steak are either dry or bland taste, most time only BBQ sauce, angus only, no good portion such as sirloin. Grill chicken is terrible, greasy and dry.  It's far worse than restaurant like TGI Friday, Texas RH, Chili's that prepare you better food and only cost you half or less.\n Italian: their Italian session are piece of shit compare to restaurant like Carrabba's or Olive Garden. \n Dessert: those look good but are their most disastrous session, chocolate cake & coconut cake are terrible, strawberry are even more sweet than butter cream. The nature tasty of chocolate, cream, fruit were totally spoiled. \n  This buffet charge you 49 and give you a 2 hour limit. It's the price to have lobster buffet in Orlando that you can eat as many red lobster as you can without time limit.\n My suggestion: this buffet only worth 10-15 for their food. If you only want a nice environment, regardless of food, price, that OK for you; Otherwise stay away from it.\n  I would rate it zero star if I could.
__label__0 I had a large group of people, and wanted to look at the dinner buffet before paying a lot of money on food. This was the only buffet who has security guards by the exit. Security was rude when I asked them if I could look at the buffet. I then approached the host, who was equally rude. Security made me uncomfortable by following me around after approaching them at the buffet exit. Obvious, Wynn is trying to to hide their expensive and (likely) poor quality food by not letting prospective customers look at the buffet. There are better buffets at Caesars Palace and the Cosmopolitan, so avoid Wynn's buffet!
__label__2 Am I the only person who does not want to drink coffee or tea out of a mason jar?  Also, it is a coffee shop......in a bar.......and they would not serve me a glass of wine before noon (and it was NOT Sunday).
__label__4 Mint Salon/ Dante really DOES deserve your business!!!!! I will not write novel,but tell you that Kelley, yes the owner, is wonderful. She is talented, energetic and truly cares about every customer. When I arrived there in Sept 2013, after a horrible haircut from another nameless salon. Kelley assured me that with careful cutting and time...my hair would recover.....my 1st cut was to correct all the previous errors, all the cuts that followed fine tuned an amazing haircut.....and my haircut today.....well let me say that had i skipped my cut, no one would have know....the perfect haircut....i NEVER have \"bad\" hair days....... the staff is friendly and welcoming...the new flair and design of the salon is fresh and lively....I hope that Alison S will never come back...try Super Cuts!
__label__1 Lots of tires in the lobby but 3 people are seated at there is nowhere to sit!  Why not move or stack some tires and make room for customers?\n\nCame for a battery, online Firestone says $ 99 to $ 119 so I drive here and am quoted $ 178.  If the batteries are more than the range indicates take down the ad.  If you charge $ 89 to install a battery you need to disclose that as well.
__label__1 Was excited to try Johnny Rockets Kennywood location.  Have been to other locations....do yourself a favor, stick with the other locations. \n\nWas told 30 minute wait due to kitchen backup, there were probably about 30% of the tables open.  Signed in and sat next to hostess stand where I watched 3 groups of people who came in after me, get seated before us.  Approached hostess to inquire as to why and she argued with me that she called me 3 times....I was sitting RIGHT there.  \nGot seated and Brittany was our waitress....she was AWESOME and made us feel better about coming in.  I noticed many employees talking and standing around....one girl just wiping the same spot on an empty counter for 20 minutes.  The manager (Ana?) was more worried about her cell phone than the customers and never checked on anyone....so it's easy to see why the place runs in a disorganized fashion.  My burger was cold and I wasn't going to complain because I had already been there for an hour...just wanted to get out....I have friends who have had similar experiences.....so, eat a corn dog until Johnny Rockets Corporate office can retrain this inept staff....I'll spend my $46 elsewhere in the park
__label__3 While I am not Vietnamese, I love pho and consider myself a pho connoisseur. It's both comfort food and a staple. \n\nThis was my first visit to Pho Lan after being badly disappointed at the other place I frequent in Las Vegas. We visit only once a year during CES, and so did not realize that Pho Saigon 8 had gone down the tubes. Checking out the Yelp reviews, we settled on Pho Lan, and the reviews were reliable as usual.\n\nThe place was large and clean. Service was excellent - friendly without being too obtrusive. The Pho broth was delicious - it is the lighter style but delicious and not salty at all. However, it could have been a bit hotter as it was not hot enough to cook the bean sprouts I had stuck in there. I ordered #7 which was the more expensive combination, but there seemed to be just a couple of strips of tripe and tendon. Far too little - even though these are the cheap bits (which I love best). There was barely enough meat to go with all the noodles. \n\nWill be back next year...... and hopefully give them another star.
__label__0 Worst Mexican food I've ever had and being from San Diego, I've sampled tons. The food is bland and the workers were constantly getting orders wrong.
__label__0 SCAM. STAY AWAY. \n\nLike everyone else, I purchased a Living Social deal for this company last week. I received an email from Living Social this morning saying \"You recently redeemed your deal to Maid by Design. How did it go? We want to know.\"\n\nI was confused as I have NOT redeemed the deal or made an appointment yet, so I logged in to see if it was a mistake. My account said that the merchant (Maid By Design) marked the deal off as \"redeemed\". \n\nI called Living Social and the rep tried to get a hold of the merchant while I was on hold, but not surprisingly they could not reach her. They will try again within 24 hours and then escalate the problem. I just want my money refunded at this point.
__label__0 BUYER BEWARE!! \n\nMy Wife also purchased a Living Social deal with the hopes of having a nice clean house. We should of known something was up when we tried for a couple of weeks to get a hold of someone at the company to make an appointment or at least return our calls. \n\nRight about the time we were going to stop trying and get a refund from Living Social, my Wife was able to get a hold of someone. She spoke with a female at the company and set up an appointment for a cleaning on the 15th, between 11-12. \nAfter the appointment was set up my Wife received an email from Living Social confirming her use of the voucher. My Wife reply saying she has only made the appointment and the services have not been used. \n\nSo, Friday the 15th rolls around and we should of seen this coming, no one shows up. At 12:00 I call the number on the voucher and website, no answer, so I leave a message. Then we notice on their Facebook account they give a number to text for urgent matters. I try texting that number, no response. So at about 2:00pm, I give up hope that anyone will be coming or that I will receive any sort of response or reply. \n\nThis is a sad excuse for a company!!!  I can understand that sometimes things happen that are out of your control, but it seems like this company is doing its best to screw anyone and everyone. \n\nYOU HAVE BEEN WARNED!!\n\n***Update as of 08/22/14**********************************************\n\nAfter emailing all the email address this company has we finally heard back from the company. Below are 2 email chains. 1 is from the email address info@maidbydesign.net and the other is from management@maidbydesign.net\n\nFirst email chain - they have not responded to the last email in this chain yet.\n\nFrom: Stephanie Gillis \nSent: Friday, August 15, 2014 5:38 PM\nTo: management@maidbydesign.net\nSubject: How are you still in business?\n \nIt was so great to have my house cleaned today by your professional staff!!!\nIs what I WOULD'VE SAID had YOU SHOWN UP!!!!!!!\n________________________________________________________\nFrom: Carrie Cronin management@maidbydesign.net\nTo: 'Stephanie Gillis' \nSent: Monday, August 18, 2014 3:30 PM\nSubject: RE: How are you still in business?\n\nStephanie,\n \nI do apologize. But could you please fill me in on what happened? As I am the granddaughter of Terry who I hate to let you know but she passed away a week ago Saturday.\n \n \nThank you,\n \nCarrie Cronin\nOwner/Operator\n \nPhone: 480-993-2112\n_________________________________________________________\nFrom: Stephanie Gillis \nTo: Carrie Cronin management@maidbydesign.net \nSent: Thursday, August 21, 2014 8:17 PM\nSubject: Re: How are you still in business?\n\nI don't know who Terry is, but I see that you sign the email as the Owner/Operator, so you are the person I need to talk to. I'm sorry if your grandmother died, and if that has something to do with why people are not getting their houses cleaned, then there are SO many different ways that you could have handled that. \nSince you asked what happened, I will tell you. I got a living social voucher. I called to make an appointment and left a message. I called again to make an appointment and left a message again. I called a third time, talked to someone and set up an appointment for my house to be cleaned on the 15th. Someone was supposed to come between 11-12. No one came. My husband called. Then he got on facebook and posted a comment looking to see where the cleaners were. He texted the number that you posted on facebook. No response. No one showed up. Nothing.  That's what happened.\n___________________________________________________________\n\n\nSecond email chain\n\nFrom: Stephanie Gillis \nSent: Friday, August 15, 2014 5:37 PM\nTo: Info@maidbydesign.net\nSubject: \n \nI have a question:\nHow come you didn't show up for our appointment?\n____________________________________________________\nFrom: Tabitha Batemann info@maidbydesign.net\nTo: 'Stephanie Gillis' \nSent: Wednesday, August 20, 2014 7:53 AM\n\n \nTo whom it may concern,\n \nIf you have a Living Social voucher and would like to scheduled. You need to call and ask for a refund from Living Social and book directly through us ($69) as Living Social is refusing to pay \"Maid by Design\".\n \nIf this is not an option then we apologize for any inconvenience.\n________________________________________________________\nFrom: Stephanie Gillis \nSent: Thursday, August 21, 2014 8:18 PM\nTo: Tabitha Batemann\nSubject: Re:\n \nYou have got to be crazy if you think I would book directly through you. I'm glad that Living Social is refusing to pay you!\n\n_________________________________________________________\nFrom: Tabitha Batemann info@maidbydesign.net\nTo: 'Stephanie Gillis' \nSent: Friday, August 22, 2014 7:24 AM\nSubject: RE: \n\nGO TO HELL!\n\n_________________________________________________________
__label__0 I just saw this deal on Deal Chicken and so I thought I would post my review so no one would buy this.  I find it hard to believe that the people from Deal Chicken wouldn't look at these reviews and see that there are over a dozen  reviews for this company at this point and all of them are 1 star.  Why in the world would Deal Chicken do business with these people.\n\nAnyway, when I saw this on Living Social it was the same day my wife went out of town.  I thought it would be nice if I got the house professionally cleaned while she was gone.  I called and immediately got someone (this was a Thursday).  I told the person that I need to know if they had anything available from that Thursday through the next Tuesday.  She told me they could get me in Tuesday at 2 pm.  I told her that would be great and that I would then buy the deal.  I asked her if she needed anything from me and she told me to give her the code so I gave her the voucher number and she marked it as redeemed.  \nWhen Tuesday morning came around I hadn't heard from them to confirm so I called and left a message to verify they were still coming.  They never called and they never showed.  By Thursday I had never heard anything (I had left one more message) but that was the last day to get my money back from Living Social so I called for my refund.  They said that because it had been marked as redeemed they couldn't do it.  I told the lady that they never showed and she said they had to get a hold of Maid by Design.  They emailed me every other day during that time letting me know they were still trying to get a hold of Maid by Design.  All during this time the deal was still available.  It seems crazy that they would even be offering a deal when they aren't even able to get a hold of the business.  Anyway, a week later they finally gave me my money back.  \nWhat a terrible experience!
__label__4 We had intended to go to another restaurant in the area that we discovered was closed. So, we thought we would try this new place and were pleasantly surprised. I had the corned-beef hash wrap from the breakfast menu and it was delish! It came with a generous side of fruit. My companions had the bleu cheese bacon burger and the roast beef baguette. My only complaint is that they don't have brewed iced tea. Otherwise, we had no problems and would definitely return.
__label__0 Too bad you have to select a star I wouldn't give them any!! Decided to try this place out worst decision ever.. They messed up everything we ordered. 3 phone calls and 2 deliveries later still didn't get what we ordered. Never again!!!
__label__1 This is my first Yelp review and I really wanted it to be a 5 star! \nSadly I'll have to settle for a 2 :-( \nThis place is ... Interesting lol. \nI didn't really enjoy the way the store looks and it was also kinda hard to find. \nThe cupcake that I had, just a regular chocolate on chocolate, was nothing special. It was kinda dry , like it had been left out for awhile, and just boring. Not horrible, just not something i'd want to get again.
__label__4 I visited today to try out the weekend special on key lime tres leches. Let me just say,  mmm mmm mmm! Since I can stop by on my lunch hour, I have managed to try some of the other tres leches flavors offered here since they opened, but the key lime is my favorite so far. I hope everyone can make it in to try it out before they sell out. Perfect variation on a classic dessert like key lime pie. Can't wait to see what they come up with next!
__label__1 Food were nice but way too expensive. We waited too long between orders (waiters said too many orders and they all messed up). The waiter set us in an awful spot (in a grim corner). Last order around 9:30 PM or earlier, be prepared for that.
__label__3 Finally great rotisserie chicken in Montreal! Absolutely delicious! They don't have spicy sauce, but their chicken gravy is just perfect. We also loved the poutine, untraditional, made with roasted baby potatoes, onion and chicken, a meal I would come back for. I also liked very much my endive and apple salad. \n\nPerfect choice of drinks, the Bloody Caesar is a must try. The list is impressive, including extensive Bourbon choices and nice beer selection. \n\nWe felt very comfortable in our booth and the restaurant feels spacious with its nice layout. The service is a little bit immature, I'm sure the girls will learn with practice.\n\nThe trip to the east end of Mont Royal street was definitely worthy!
__label__2 Two different areas. The back upstairs is the dance area, there are times I liked it others I really wondered what the DJ was doing. He seemed to mix it up when there were people finally dancing. \n\nThe soda dispenser (yes some us drive) is flat, has been flat for months. \n\nDownstairs bartenders seem more friendly, and they are busier. I was there a number of times, once when a band was on. Was fun to be part of crowd. Not sure its made for single single people who show up by themselves. \n\nOver all its a club, haven't been to many since my photo days at Revolver (before that) Myst and all those others that have been torn down and rebuilt.
__label__1 So I rate bars/restaurants/ on a few different things. Obviously, food is a pretty important element of a restaurant. However; the place itself seemed very cool to hang out..if you don't want to eat. :) They have oversized Jenga like you've seen at Dos Gringos, they have corn-hole, lots of seating, lots of TVs and indoor and outdoor areas. The wait staff was somewhat efficient but not friendly. I asked for a water and never got it. (I assume because that was not a paid drink) The guys in the kitchen looked dirty and unkept with long hair all over the place, piercings, and no form of uniform to tell them from the patrons. The women behind the bar were so scantilly clad that I felt more like I was in a gentleman's club than at a restaurant. If I had gone there with my son to eat, we probably would have had to leave because of all the ass cleavage and toe being flaunted. Gross. The food, steak and chicken kabobs, white rice, and mashed potatoes was so bland and void of seasoning if I wasn't starving, I would have left it. The \"appetizers\" of chips and guac were stale, the pigs in a blanket were a little beneath my expectations and something I think I could have made at home. Oh well, not many places in that area stand the test of time and I predict this one will probably be gone soon too. There was one guy, I think the GM, that was very helpful with the TVs and spent time trying to find the game we wanted to watch. He was awesome. Everyone else kind of seemed like they didn't want to be working.
__label__2 Overall it's a nice place the reason for only 3 stars is this: $5 to park,$35.99 entrance, $8 small locker, $3 water and only 5 working slides, a wave pool and lazy river. Make up your own minds ...
__label__0 Very disappointed! My husband and mother went to go pick up burgers for dinner.. Since I am 9 months pregnant and not in the mood to go eat out somewhere. They ordered our food and brought it home. They neglected to  give them all of the orders and we didn't realize this until they got home. To top it off it was my order they left out! The milkshake we got basically was this... Flavored milk... And for charging $4 something for the Oreo chocolate shake that is unacceptable! So my husband is  enroute to go fix the issue meanwhile his dinner is getting cold! We tried to call the store and no one answers but it gives you an option to speak with headquarters.. What good will that do?! Ugh. Will most likely not be returning to this smash burger!
__label__1 I really, really love healthy food done right. The kind of food that breaks down the barriers between us crazy health nuts and the traditional awful eaters around the world. The kind of food that says, \"it's alright, see? I can be healthy and delicious!\" If you want this experience, go to Native Foods Cafe in southern California, not LYFE Kitchen.\n\nWell, like any good story, we need a setting. Henderson. The District. Whole Foods shopping center. High end high end high end. This is a high end health-oriented cafe so the price is high, too. I am not going to mention specific numbers, but even in the world of high-end cafes, there should be a sense of value.\n\nIt starts well. The interior is beautifully modern and polished. Comfortable and plentiful seating in a large space. A display of herbs and spices growing immediately catches your eye - which will provide some irony later. Filtered water available on tap at any time. Staff is extremely friendly and helpful. There are menus for every dietary need. Thoughtful! Now, let's get into the food.\n\n- Roasted brussels and squash. A side dish that hides nothing in its name. This is, weirdly, the best thing I've had here. It's those two vegetables tossed and cooked in light oil and spices with cranberries thrown on top. Simple and high in value.\n\n- Barramundi noodle bowl. The honest, forward name in the last dish is contrasted to the cryptic name here. I'm going to copy the exact description. \"Sustainably raised seabass with soba noodles, mushrooms, scallions, edamame, in kimchi broth.\" Yes, all of those ingredients are present - but what do you picture this dish looking like? A noodle bowl with a fish on top? Wrong. Try some weak broth with about 8 noodles floating in it with accompanying (and sparse) edamame, kimchi, and mushrooms. A cooked piece of fish on top. This just makes no sense. There is no distinct character or flavor to this. No purpose or personality. It's just food. Low in value because you essentially just paid for a piece of fish.\n\n- Grass-fed burger. So, again, technically everything on the list checks out. \"100% grass-fed beef, romaine, tomato, red onion, farmhouse pickle,  dijonnaise on an oatmeal bun.\" You can expect a lot of bread containing a relatively small, unseasoned, and remarkably dry beef patty topped with extremely sparse amounts of lettuce and tomatoes. Seriously, where is everything? And why is the patty so awful? Oh yeah, this comes with a tiny \"salad.\" Extremely, extremely low value.\n\n- Fish tacos. Hey, fish tacos! What can possibly go wrong here? These actually taste alright but mainly because they're drenched in sauce. Thin pieces of fish topped with lots of vegetables with a bit of salsa on the side. Same borderline-garnish grade \"salad\" on the side. Fish tacos are often delicious because of the combination of fresh fish topped with crunchy vegetables (like cabbage) and a light sauce. The effect was lost in that sense. Perhaps four tacos would be a bit more appropriate for the price and considering there is almost nothing else on the plate. Again, super low in value.\n\n- LYFE waters. Not bad, but quite watered down. I'm not even going to get into it.\n\nSo, a conclusion then? Potential, yes. Execution, poor. I just can't justify coming back and paying a high price for not much in both value and flavor (all their spices are growing up front instead of being used in the kitchen). I guarantee you'll leave hungry and poor.
__label__3 My husband and I tried Presto for the first time today and we really liked it! We had the ahi tuna sliders (delicious) and the Greek pide (also very good). I had never had pide before and really enjoyed the non-greasiness of the crust. I like pizza but I always end up using a million napkins to soak up the excess grease so the pide was such a great alternative for me. The service was good (I read a lot of complaints so I was a little worried it would take forever). My only complaint was that they pre-make all the salads and keep them in a cooler.  I initially wanted to order the ahi salad but I came to pick up the food around 3pm and I just didn't think the salad would be as crisp since it was sitting all day as if they made it fresh to order. I didn't try it though so I can't judge. All in all it was a nice lunch and I'm glad we have a healthy restaurant so close to home!
__label__2 I have mixed feelings about this place and probably need to come a couple more times to form a really solid opinion, but for now it is A-OK.\n\nService: the first time I came, their credit card swiper wasn't working so they were only accepting cash. the second time I came, the guy working was stoned or tired or both, but friendly and helpful enough. \n\nFood: I had the greek pide, which was really good. However, the first time I came, my green eggs & ham flatbread came out pretty badly burnt. Big no-no. If food is burned, they should apologize for the delay and remake it; restaurants should not serve burnt food! \n\nSo, final rating still TBD; I'll keep coming back because they are close and convenient and I like the IDEA of their food, but for now, \"ehhhh\"
__label__4 Delicious food!! Need I say more?  The staff are professional and friendly.  The portions are very large for the price point - go in hungry and you will still come out with leftovers.  Definitely a gem in the rough!  I would recommend it to friends, as well as come back next time I am in Vegas!!
__label__4 Stopped in for lunch had the maza plate,stuffed eggplant and beef kabob everything was very fresh and delicious We will definitely  be back
__label__0 Looked great online and decided to go in!! My friends and I were looking for somewhere fun and relaxing to go... Got to say I was pretty disappointed! Coals took forever and the sheesha was low quality! Went from fresh thick smoke to burnt in less then 5 minutes! Won't be coming here again!
__label__0 I was so excited to go to this place especially for their 40 cent wing night. What a let down!
__label__0 Arrived at 6:55 on Monday evening and asked to be seated downstairs.  After 10 minutes to be acknowledged came upstairs and asked if we needed to sit elsewhere to be waited on.  After 5 more minutes waitress shows up and says she didn't know this was her table although she seemed to have all the tables downstairs.  Finally ordered.  It was cheeseburger special night but the place wasn't crowded.  Seemed to be more waitresses than customers but also seemed to be too many chiefs and not enough Indians among the wait staff.   We ordered 3 cheeseburgers which you would expect should come out fairly quickly on cheeseburger special night.  Not.  We waited and waited and waited and finally at 7:47 we had had enough and got up and left telling the girl at the check stand that we thought 52 minutes was more than long enough to wait.  She didn't seem too concerned.  This is my second visit and have yet to see anyone who appeared to be a manager.  It is a shame that people spend a lot of money to open a place and then put teenagers working who could care less about the business.
__label__2 This used to be the beyond fabulously rustic Outside Inn, and if you were ever spoiled enough to get in there, you'll be sad at the lack of adornments here, but that's not what I'm basing my review on. \n\nWhile it's hard to cast aside my longing for the previous occupants, let us press on with pros and cons:\nPros\nGood food for bar fare; not amazing, but good\nGreat menu variety\nLocal beers on tap scores a big win for me here, they have Bad Beat\nIt does look clean/streamlined \nVendors pop in, setup shop, give free samples and discounted stuff (we got a free taster)\nCons\nSo it is streamlined, but damn, so much open space makes me agoraphobic; fill it in a little\nSmokey-as-hell...I know, I know. \"It's a bar!\" Pff.\nKinda pricey\nI don't see an advertised happy hour; HH is one of the things that MAKES me come back\n\nI've been here twice, just because it's close, as in stumbling distance, should I get too sloppy. \nIt is still a sports bar, and on that note, if PT's was closer, or in the same distance, I'd probably alternate; they're about equal, except PT's has \"THE GILROY\" pizza and a reliable HH.
__label__4 Great place, finally a healthy juice in Vegas!!!! Definitely will visit again on my next trip to Vegas :)
__label__0 Five months and a bit I was curious to see if this new Mexican eatery had upped its game. Sadly no.\n\nThe quesadilla, steak, all dressed without lettuce as it would make the quesadilla too soggy, I was told. The counter person a very nice young lady toasted it to perfection. At the table I tried lifting one of the pieces barley making any of it to my anxious tongue. From the counter to my seat it had gone soggy even without the damned lettuce. So with plastic cutlery now in hand and grumpy in charge I ate to stuffed this self deconstructing, moderately flavourful quesadilla.\n\nLike I've said many times, if you're going to do food do it right or not at all. You otherwise embarrass yourself, make a mockery of it origines, disrespect the ethnicity of the people and insult the pallet of those who have refined taste buds and knowledge of various cultures. Oh yes and You embarrass Yourself!\n\nOn the bright side quesadillas were half price. $4,54 tax in and I was not hungry afterward, just wanting real Mexican food.
__label__4 This was my first time ever in a vape shop. So I didn't really know anything about vapping or the like. Manny (the gentleman working) explained everything to me and answered all my questions. He explained the difference between a start up set and the modded sets. He was a huge help and I will be stopping back by whenever I need questions answered. \n\nOn top of all that they seem to make their own liquids at the shop which is awesome. It's unique and helps set this shop apart from basic shops. \n\nI highly recommend coming by this shop and I will definitely be stopping by here more often!
__label__4 What a cool place this is and what a great event Lindsey and YELP hosted.  Thank you.\n\nThe night started by going to see a \"secret\" movie who's name we didn't find out until it began (Raising Arizona), eating a great tasting Brat from The Short Leash Dog Food Truck and having my first drink from the bar compliments of YELP.  Oh, I can't forget the goodie back filled with cool stuff too!\n\nVery cool theatre, good projection, good sound, comfortable seats and a great group of YELPERS!\n\nAll this made for a great event!\n\nThanks
__label__3 The food, just like The Bazaar in Los Angeles, was absolutely delicious and our server Eddie was very personable & nice but because we were referred by a fellow SBE manager & employee, we expected management to be more courteous & attentive. We asked 3 different people to see the manager Kristen (someone referred us to her) and she neglected to show up. Overall the food and atmosphere made up for the lack. Get the chicken pot pie poppers ;)
__label__4 I'm a private chef in Newport Beach and my experience was amazing, Mark was our server and he was incredible with his passion and deliverance of Jose's vision of \"whimsical food\" he liked to call it. 1st was s'mores with foie,2nd cotton candy foie,3rd was bison tartare,4th Kobe tartare with oysters,5th octopus with smoked paprika,6th 2 pound black angus and Kobe mix ribeye,7th lamb chops with eggplant,8th cauliflower with preserved lemon,9th asparagus with romesco and the 10 tasting of desserts served in a colorful \"to go\" box in case you can't finish them, most amazing birthday dinner ever and enjoyed with my fianc\u00e9 , my brother and his girlfriend ! Thank you so much and we will be back soon.
__label__1 I don't know if we went on an off night (I have read other reviews from the night we went that complained about the service as well).  But, to say I was underwhelmed with Bazaar Meat is an understatement.  When we walked in, I was blown away.  It's a dark and very chic looking place.  There is a small casino to your left as you walk in.  I can't believe other restaurants haven't thought of this, it's such a fantastic idea.  I've seen them in clubs, but not restaurants.  Waiting for your table, how about dropping a hundred at roulette?  \n\nThe hostesses were very friendly and we were seated right away.  We had drink orders taken very quickly.  So far, so good.  This place is really an assault on the senses.  There are smells from the grilling, the music is loud, there are alligator heads on the wall, and employees everywhere.  The kitchen is very busy, and you can see most of it from the seating area.  Our server started off friendly, and stayed friendly, but he also stayed away from our table.  This is one of the reasons I am giving 2 stars.  As the meal wore on, he was nowhere to be seen.  It took nearly a half hour to get our check.  Also, a table 2 tables from us remained unbussed for over 20 minutes.  I know you are crowded, it's a new hot restaurant on the Strip, but these are issues that shouldn't happened at a place of this caliber charging what they charge.  Most telling, two in my party ordered cocktails when we sat down.  The glasses remained on the table after they were completed, empty, for the entire 2.5 hour meal.  This would have been an easy fix, yet there they remained.  It became kind of a joke with us to see how long they would last.  Spoiler alert:  they were on the table when we left.  For all I know, they still are.\n\nAs other yelpers note, the menu is not your typical steakhouse.  It was described to us as a steakhouse meets a tapas place.  I would agree, this is a spot on description.  We started with the Iberico ham, the best ham in the world.  For $70 you don't even get 2 ounces (see my picture), but it's the best HAM IN THE WORLD.  I never regret buying this stuff, and it was no different at Bazaar Meat.  It is served with crustinis with tomato spread on them, sort of a Spanish bruschetta.  The whole thing is fantastic, highly recommended, but it ain't cheap folks.  We next went with the chicken croquettes.  You get 5-6 per order for $12, and they were fantastic.  Fried perfectly and lots of b\u00e9chamel flavor.  Loved these things, I could have easily eaten another order.  \n\nA couple at our table ordered the famous foie gras cotton candy.  I didn't try it, they ate it so quickly.  I regretted getting one, but we had other things on our mind....\n\nLike the steaks.  Unfortunately, they were out of the Lindsay Ranch ribeye, which of course I'd had my eye on since making the reservation.  As a result, we went with the Mishiwa Reserve, which is $65 a pound.  Supposedly, our steak weighed 2.5 pounds.  Now, I don't carry a scale with me to dinner, but there is no way this thing weighed 40 ounces.  But, we were hungry, and we ate it rather than complaining.  We did point it out to our server, but he said he had no way of knowing since we started eating.  He's absolutely right, but we still weren't happy with the size of this steak.  I don't know, maybe the bone weighs in at 22 ounces or something.  Also, this is the worst dry aged steak I've eaten.  It didn't have the depth of flavor you expect with dry aging.  Additionally, it wasn't adequately seasoned.  This was a fairly big error on such an expensive steak at a restaurant like this.  We ate the steak because we were hungry (and paid an arm and a leg for it), but we weren't happy.\n\nWe also tried the quarter of a suckling pig.  Now we're talking!  This thing was as advertised: juicy, flavorful, with that great crispy skin.  We got as much meat off of the thing as we could, but all of us could have used more.  \n\nFor sides, we went with the Delmonico potatoes, asparagus, and carrots.  All were good, the potatoes were almost too decadent (if such a state exists).  The asparagus is small, but it was cooked well.  I could have used more flavor from the romesco sauce.  The carrots with pepper and Greek yogurt was probably the table favorite.  I'd absolutely get this dish again.\n\nWe were given a small plate of desserts gratis at the end of our meal.  They, like the rest of the meal, were hit and miss.\n\nOverall, I'd say this is an ambitious and unique addition to the fine dining scene in Las Vegas.  I don't know if we went on a bad night (as noted above, I've seen at least one other review that dined the night we did, November 15, 2014, that complained about the service).  I also know restaurants grow and even the best places have issues.  But, for what we paid, a lot of the things are close to inexcusable.  I'd return, but not for a long time, and I will definitely bring a scale....
__label__2 SLS is one of the new casinos in Vegas. Only been less than 4 mos. \nWe went on a Sunday night, weekend before the NYE. It was pretty empty, but the place had a very chic atmosphere. \n\nOur reservation was at 8:30pm for 4 ppl. We arrived shy of 8:30 and checked-in. We had to wait 30min more to be seated. I haven't waited 30min with reservation in a long time. 9pm we barely got seated, and still had to wait for service. \n\nFood:\nWe ordered few things to try, first. I have mixed feelings about the tapas. Some were really salty and some were really bland. Nothing in between. \nSteak had no flavor to it and wasnt juicy. \nBrussle sprouts were really not good. \n\nFood presentation was so-so. \nTaste was so-so.
__label__2 I was really looking forward to trying this place after hearing great reviews on the suckling pig! Even willing to pay $150 for 2 lbs of pig meat! We were all sadly disappointed! The pig was chewy and salty! It wasn't necessarily bad but not as good as I expected having tried many styles of pig meat. I think the typical Chinese roasted pig is tastier than what we got at Jose Andres. The skin of the pig should've been lightly crisp. Instead it was very chewy. We also ordered the white fish. Again disappointed. Absolutely no real flavor accept for salt and pepper. Needed more spices or herbs to make it special. The only dish we all enjoyed was the steak tartare. Served with delicate dinner rolls was very tasty. The rib eye was good but not worth $200 for 3lbs?? I don't mind paying $$$$ for exquisite food but I didn't taste it at Bazaar Meats. Besides the steak tartare, I wasn't very impressed by our meal. The service was wonderful, however. Our waiter was very knowledgeable and pleasant. But we will probably not return for the food unfortunately. If you want a good suckling pig, head down to Chinatown!
__label__3 Nous y sommes all\u00e9s avec un couple d'amis qui a fait l'exp\u00e9rience Tapas 24 \u00e0 Barcelone.  Selon leur dires et \u00e0 en voir leurs r\u00e9actions aux diff\u00e9rents tapas, le Tapas 24 de Montr\u00e9al n'a rien \u00e0 envier \u00e0 son grand fr\u00e8re.\n\nPour une exp\u00e9rience ultime, laissez votre serveur s\u00e9lectionner les plats pour vous (apr\u00e8s lui avoir fait part de vos attentes et de votre budget...).  Pour une immersion encore plus compl\u00e8te, laissez-le choisir le vin.\n\nUne belle exp\u00e9rience.  \u00c0 ne pas manquer :\n\n- le McFoie.  Petit burger de filet mignon servi avec une \u00e9mulsion de foie gras.\n- la traditionnelle paella au fruits de mer.\n- la mousse chocolat\nEt bien d'autres...
__label__4 Great shop, great prices. The owner Ben and his manager Chris are extremely knowledgeable and more than willing to help out with anything. They will even drill out air holes in the tanks for you. Great juice selection as well. One of my favorite things is about this place is the ambience. There is very nice Asian inspired art everywhere and has a very \"Zen\" feel to it. I would highly recommend this vape shop to anyone.
__label__4 2 Thumbs up Rocco's nailed it with the New York Style pizza.  Best I've had in a while
__label__1 I was disappointed with my first trip here and decided to give it another shot so I stopped in for a couple treats.  The cakes were wonderfully presented and looked delicious.  They're on the smaller side so I picked up 3 for my companion and I.  The white chocolate mousse cake was EXTREMELY sweet, to the point neither of us could take more than 2 bites, and I LOVE sweets.  I don't think I've ever said something was too sweet.  We had to throw the rest of it away.  We got the cheesecake as well which was ok, nothing special.  Our final dessert was the tiramisu which had a bottom that tasted chalky.  We ended up throwing it away too.  \n\nThe presentation is wonderful but deceptive, imo
__label__2 It's a new small place, clean, order at the counter fresh fish fry. They had several types of dips and the french frys were good. No beer :( sad hope that's too come soon. There was plenty served in one serving didn't need more. Husband wished his was crisper and wanted Texas toast.  Fish was white and very good. Coleslaw ok.  Hope they stay and grow - we'll be back.
__label__0 I don't even want to give one star. Worst dining experience ever. EVER!! Got there at 700 p.m. ordered 2 waters, and an iced tea. Then the wait began....the waitress. ..rude and overworked...took our orders. There were only 3 of us. At 8:10 we were still sitting waiting for our burgers n fries. The waitresses were not anywhere to be found. I kept asking how much longer and she kept saying...I dont know..like...can you ask the cooks??? People were walking out left and right. The waitresses were meeting people at the door talking people out of staying. They told them to come back early afternoon when it is slower. What are we supposed to do for dinner tonight? They ran out of bacon, shoestring fries, pastrami, diet coke. Finally...we just left. I heard the waitresses apologizing to people with to go orders the whole time we sat there too. Never ever ever would I go here again. We were there for over an hour and in that time...only 1 table got their food. Get it together!  It is quite a drive in the middle of nowhere so I was hoping it would be a hidden gem. NOPE!!! This place has a lot to learn about running a restaurant and customer service. Save your gas!
__label__2 Location is nice. But parking can be an issue since it is downtown. The prices arn't bad at all. $8.95 for a Large bowl of pho. $4.50 for a banh mi.\n\nThe banh mi is really good. They put a lot of Pork in my Banh mi. A lot more than Le's Sandwiches (well known for there banh mi). \n\nPho was just \"ok\". The broth was not tasty but the sriracha and hoisin sauce fixed it for me. I ordered a large bowl and had a hard time finding any beef. And the meatballs were cut into fourths! I have never been to a pho restaurant in my life where meatballs were cut into fourths. It is either half's or a whole meatball. If anything i got a big bowl of noodles.\n\nBanh mi, chill vibe, and good service won me over. I'm willing to give the pho a another try.
__label__4 I'm writing this at the bar at BRI. I just finished the stacked enchilada. So very good!! It was pretty spicy but not in an overwhelming way. Super tasty!! \n\nThe other night I had the Spanglish sandwich. That was another huge winner!! \n\nThe beer selection is pretty good too!\n\nYou should check this spot out!
__label__1 We went there mid day just before Thanksgiving. I can be a bit hard to find, it is right next to the AMC Theater. In fact, the back door is just steps from the entrance area of the the theater. \nIt was before their Grand Opening, so they did not have any of their beers on tap yet. (we went their to try some of their beers) What they did have on tap was an excellent selection. Our bartender was very knowledgeable and friendly. We were going to have lunch as well. My son had one of their sandwiches. It was huge and he said it was very good. I opted for the carne asada tacos. The meat was all gristle. I actually had to spit it out on plate. (ugh) The tacos came with rice and beans. Those came in a small container (the kind used for a side of ranch dressing) the Spanish rice was all dried out and the beans were just a small amount of black beans. We are talking $11 for this meal of two(gristly) tacos. (they did take it off the bill without me asking)\nEverything else was just fine. We went to a movie and decided to return to BRI for a bit. Had another beer then decided to just go to Red Robin on the other side of Stapley for a burger. \nI was excited about a brew pub in Mesa. I live in far east Mesa. I will probably stick with Four Peaks.
__label__4 Very best, had this back in the midwest.  Vinny boy slider and cyclone with everything is what i order every time.
__label__4 This is the best place in the east valley to find vintage and antique items. With over 140 occupied booths, you'll find nice variety here. There are \"man\" themed booths, Victorian frills and lace, western flavored booths and lots of cool vintage kitchen ware. All kinds of win here!
__label__3 I hauled my mother along with me to visit the outlets, arriving at 10 am on a Friday (CMS schools were out, and it was Halloween - I thought this was going to be poor planning on my part, but it turned out okay).  \n\nWith the early arrival time during the work-week, I easily found a parking spot at the end of a row near Old Navy.  Be warned - the parking lot was designed by Helen Keller and there are WAY too many C (compact) parking spots.  Some of the compact cars we saw when leaving were a Navigator, a Sequoia, an Expedition and several full size sedans.  Stop with the damn compact parking.  (I know, I know... I work for an arch firm, parking spot quotas and whatnot, but STAHHHHP).\n\nFood Court is bleh.  And there is nothing really close to the outlets to eat.  Eat before or after, or know that you will need to get a cookie at the cookie joint and a coffee from Starbucks to snack on.  The Starbucks is not it's own store, it's more of an overgrown coffee stand/building in the middle of the walkway.  You're going to be standing in line outside and you have to keep moving.\n\nAs a chubby gal, I was happy to see the Old Navy.  Torrid (the big and tall whore store) is also located here, but everything was black and goth'y (I am fat, but I still like to wear colors).  They had great purse deals at the Kate Spade and Coach, though the folks at the Coach were stalking and I can't stand that.  Greet me when I come in and then leave me alone.  Outer wear was well priced at Eddie Bauer, as was the clearance section.  Yankee Candle had the large jars 4 for $44 (be aware that this is truly the outlet for YC - you typically won't find the same scents that they have in the stores/online, though some were stocked).  I was a little disappointed that the GH Bass store had mostly boots, but 'tis the season.\n\nLike Bruce K. said, if you have ever been to a Simon/Premium Outlet, you know what to expect.  This is very similar to the outlets that I have visited in Charleston in design and retailers.  A nice addition to the Charlotte area, and I will definitely return (at 10 am on Sundays or after the first of the year - I wouldn't come here during the holidays unless forced at gunpoint - it's going to be a shitshow).
__label__2 Cute!\nIt's just the perfect little place to hang out with friends on a Sunday morning; conversation, fresh food and coffee in an adorably set up space!  \nWhile I'm absolutely a fan of their decor; from the lights to the tables and even their menus.. I was less impressed with the food.  I tried the quinoa salad with shrimp, and my husband had the tacos as well as their oatmeal/porridge. Our food was not bad, but it wasn't memorable either. Our friends seemed more content with their food choices; they ordered the blueberry hot pocket and a couple different sandwiches. Our server was very nice & overall the restaurant has a great vibe. Given that their menu changes daily, I would absolutely go back and give Little Spoon another try!
__label__1 Why did I try this place again?! A friend of mine suggested it, and since it had been a few months since my last visit, I thought maybe it had gotten better since then and wanted to give it another chance. While it's not any worse than it was, it's definitely not any better. My impressions of this experience:\n\n--There were only maybe 4 or 5 other tables in the place, yet both times I wanted a refill on my coffee, I had to request one. This was in spite of the fact that our server had been to our table to check on us and must have seen that our cups were empty. He was right on top of taking payment once we finished our food, though.\n\n--The server was nice, however, and made sure to check that over easy eggs on the BEC sandwich were ok for my pregnant friend to eat.\n\n--The coffee was still really good. The coffee and the friendliness were the only really good things about this visit. Everything else was eh.\n\n--The BEC sandwich cost $8 and was about the same size as a Starbucks breakfast sandwich (which costs half as much) but didn't even taste as good. The slab of bacon (which was ham-style, super thick bacon) was greasy and flavorless. The whole thing was just bland and seemed like it needed some kind of sauce or seasoning. While I can appreciate the fact that this is a farm-to-table, sit-down dining experience, I would expect to get something at least as good if not better tasting than what a giant chain coffee shop is offering. \n\n--The menu is still in that weird, hard-to-decipher format. My friend couldn't figure out what to order because they're still just listing ingredients and neglecting preparation/presentation. I sort of knew what to expect, but some of the newer items were totally cryptic.\n\n--\"Liver mush\" has got to be the most disgusting name for a dish that I've ever heard. It might be good. I wouldn't know, because the name sounded so awful that I didn't dare try it.\n\nLittle Spoon continues to be an okay experience at a premium price. I love the location. I love the space. PLEASE step up the food game and make your menu format more approachable! It baffles me that such good ingredients are being used to prepare such average-tasting items. This place could and should be miles better.
__label__2 I ordered the Royal Milk Tea with boba and grass jelly. The flavor of the royal milk tea was good, but the boba pearls and grass jelly were too sweet. It tasted like they didn't drain the preservative syrup that came with the grass jelly in the can. I just didn't taste anything special that would make me want to make the incredibly long drive out there again. On the plus side for them, their interior looked very modern and appealing. The location of the place is directly in front of Harkins Theater so I'm sure it's probably a pretty good hangout spot.
__label__4 They really know what they are doing out there. Chris made the most perfect mule cocktail that I have ever had. They might not have a lot in stock, but they pack a punch with everything
__label__3 Gave this place a try since I saw it is now open. Initially I was going to order a burger until I saw they had pastrami on the menu. I was thrown by the prices a bit. For a fast food place it all seemed a bit overpriced. I had a pastrami sandwich that cost almost $8 for just the sandwich. No fries or drink because that would have been almost $12. Now the sandwich had mustard, pickles, cheese and was on garlic ciabatta bread. I liked the flavor of the meat it was tender and the other stuff on the sandwich all meshed well together. For 2 people to eat complete meals here it can run around $25 which is too pricey for a drive thru joint. I did find on their website though how you can sign up for deals and they had printable coupons posted for really good deals on meals that include a drink. I will come back with coupons because I did like the sandwich but I'd never pay regular price.
__label__1 My first time at FarmerBoys, just so so. The Pastrami sandwich was good as was the milkshake. The onion rings on the other hand, were terrible. The cracked corn coating was very thin and fell right off \n\nHad to wait in line after being served to ask for mustard and a fork. This was a 5 minute wait for items that should be readily available for customers. \n\nNot sure if I'll be coming g back.
__label__0 This is the second time I visited this restaurant. The first time I bought a burger but didn't taste too good so I thought I'd give it a second try. I walked in there with one other person and looked at the menu. I waited for about five minutes while the cashier and cooks all stared at me. I took my wallet out in attempt to let them know I would like to order some food from establishment. Cashier that would have taken my order continue to count her cash as the cooks continued to stare at nine. I then placed my wallet back in my rear pocket and did an about face. I exited the restaurant with no problem. Nobody tried to stop me and ask me, hey would you like to order some food? As I stated before this was my second visit to this restaurant, it will also be my last. I also feel like I was racially profiled.
__label__2 I like Jinya.  I like everything about a small ramen bar with enthusiastic service and great music.  The appetizers are delicious.  I will definitely go back for more sometime soon.
__label__4 This place is amazing!! We went two days in a row. The ramen is delicious!! The broth is so savory!! Highly recommended!! Don't forget to add the fresh garlic to your noodles
__label__3 Jinya is the ramen place to go in Vegas. In my opinion, it is better than Sora, Monta, Tatsu, and Fukamimi. The broth here is what makes it so delicious. The broth is so thick and flavorful that the other speciality ramen restaurants. I've only tried the Tonkotsu Black here but I can't change my order because it is so delicious. I do have a few complaints about this restaurant. The taste may be the best, but the service is far below outstanding. They NEVER refill drinks or check on you. We ordered the \"fresh garlic\" that is supposed to be free and the server never brought it to us. We reminded them twice too. Another complaint is that the first time I came here, my noodles were stuck together in a ball and they looked sticky and gross. And my boyfriend told me they made them fresh and when I took a bite it was raw dough and and flour and it was disgusting. I lost my appetite after that. That's the same day they served my boyfriend a hot tea with the teabag tag inside the hot water... Very unprofessional and lazy for the staff to overlook that. I haven't had the best experiences here, but the food is pretty good for the most
__label__4 Food was very good! Great breakfast variety and lunch options as well. Love the dog friendly patio! Amanda was a great waitress! Very friendly :) I will definitely be coming back.
__label__4 Great access, 24 hours, service is excellent!!!
__label__3 Solid selection if meats, salads, hummus, toppings, ect. The service was fast and really quite friendly. They accept credit cards, cash, and even square if you are into that movement. The original gyro and side salad is honestly more than enough food to feed one for dinner. They also have a wheat pita option but you might have to ask. The ambience is clean, quiet, and nice all around. Parking out front is a little hectic but I believe there is more around the back. Enjoy! I know I will be back when I return to Phoenix.
__label__0 I have to agree with the other reviewer. Pb normally has excellent customer service but this store has none. I have gone there twice now to purchase a glider for my nursery, first time I couldn't get anyone to assist me even after I tracked someone down, the second time I returned to give it another shot the sales associate knew nothing about the products and couldn't tell me what style it was that they had on display, I asked if there was someone with who was familiar with the products to assist me and there wasn't. When you are spending a good amount on some furniture you want to make sure your questions are answered and you are ordering the right items, I guess I'll have to find somewhere else to purchase from.
__label__2 Joverse owners have opened a spot next to Joverse that is similar to Joverse but open Mondays! So that's good. There are a bunch of TVs tuned to hockey and there's top 40 playing fairly loud. It's a little cold and downtown cookie cutter feeling somehow, maybe just the business men clients drinking around us turned us off. The staff was friendly and cool. The house drink I had with homemade grape soda was tasty but a little over sweet. I'm really thankful for these new options in old Montreal but would love to see the mark of a passionate focused owner pouring soul into the decor, beer list and every detail.
__label__3 Asado is a great hangout!  Good food and drinks.  The menu is full of very tasty choices. I like the feel of a Mexican Hacienda meets High Tech.  Cool place with good food!  I live in the area and felt like I was at my own Casa! Only thing missing was my pool!
__label__1 Sadly, another disappointing addition to the Cave Creek dining scene. Man, we really (as in desperately, really really desperately) need something decent up here - but this ain't it. If any restaurant developers or entrepreneurs are reading this - a decent, independent restaurant with a good bar and wine list would be mobbed! I think Tatum Ranch alone has 10k residents with basically nowhere to eat.\n\nWe've been here 3 times, all mediocre at best. Our last visit kind of sealed the deal on us never returning.\n\nOutside patio area is nice, especially the booths! Great during nice evenings. Nonstop chips. They have really trained their servers and wait staff very well how to serve and cater to the customers. My only (weird) complaint really is that there isn't much \"personality\" amongst the employees/servers - it's obviously a very well-honed serving system that they have trained their people on, but it lacks authenticity a bit. It's not really a complaint, but it just feels a bit off I guess.\n\nThe food is pretty gross. My husband ordered the pollo fundido and the chicken MUST HAVE been frozen chicken. I could be wrong, but it tasted and looked just like that weird frozen, fake defrosted chicken color and tasted just like weird frozen defrosted chicken with the fake grill lines. It was literally inedible and gag-worthy. For a Mexican restaurant where pollo is front and center in most dishes, this is inexcusable. \n\nI am SO SO SO sad that we don't have another new restaurant to frequent. I will stick with Amaro next door that is so underrated that it's shocking. I love that place.
__label__1 I wanted to like this place.  They obviously spent a fortune on the remodel, but the food and the service don't match their architectural efforts.  I was going to sit at the bar and have a quick bite, and it was just sort of a mess.  Barstools were strewn all over, which I know shouldn't be a big deal, but it's one of those little details I'd never really paid attention to before.  It made  it look like they weren't ready for you.  The staff just seemed like a bunch of kids left to their own devices, dropping silverware and loudly yucking it up.  Pollo fundido was terrible.  Tasted very flour-y, sauce on top was like mushroom soup without the mushrooms.  Whole thing was more like a fried fajita wrap.   Just a disappointing experience.  And I really wanted it to be good.  I hope they straighten out some of their issues.
__label__4 Very honest handyman highly recommend, very clean & takes pride in his work.\nThank you for your time Chris.\n\nSal
__label__2 Service is great! Prices are crazy though, in my personal opinion two entrees and an order of pan fried dumplings for $27 is kind of a shocker. The food is good but it's not $27 good. Very nice customer service.
__label__4 They were really nice and welcoming here at the Gelato Bar.  The staff lets you try  anything flavor you want.  There is fruit flavored gelatos to coffee and vanilla.  The coffee and vanilla were my favorites.  I would definitely go back here again.  I love this place.
__label__2 I've passed this place several times since it opened and I kept saying I wanted to come here based off the few pics the yelpers had posted, but I was disappointed that they were out of 2 of items I wanted to order. They were all out of brisket and the baker had not come in yet to make most of the pastries so it was very limited. The cashier was nice the and the cafe gave u the feeling of being in a lil cafe somewhere other than in Vegas ( which was refreshing). \n  With all that being said, my husband ordered the sirloin burger which I might add was huge and he enjoyed it! I however ordered the avocado burger which is advertised w a pretzel bun, which it wasn't. Now this might seem very minute to some, but my agreement is u can't just serve a burger on a sesame bun and not even acknowledge that u changed the bun all together.. \n   All in all my husband enjoyed his meal so it wasn't like the food was bad but they need to fix some inconsistencies.
__label__0 The red velvet pancakes were spongy and had a sour  taste. The breakfast calzpne was mostly dough that was still raw. TERRIBLE!
__label__0 If all you care about is taste, this place is good.\nBut I can't get over my horrible experience last time. My boyfriend and I ordered one dish each. I got my dish kimchi stew about 15 mins later. And we kept waiting and waiting for his food to arrive - which was bulgogi btw. When I saw the huge group who arrive much later than us getting their food, I had already finished my food. \nI asked the waiter about it and he told me we didn't order the other dish! That really pissed me off. I distinctly remembered ordering his because my bf fumbled on saying bulgogi and I corrected it. That shameless man cannot get 2 orders right and tried to act like he did nothing wrong...AND made us wait another 20 mins before it came. \nZero apologies and absolutely horrible attitude.
__label__3 Great service, very friendly. Amazing beer list and great food.  Very relaxing atmosphere. Great place to get lunch and talk.
__label__2 Finally got a chance to try this place out.  I have heard mixed reviews and wanted to see for myself.  I was told the service was terrible and it was an accurate statement.  For our party of 9 we did get a table fairly quickly but that's where the speedy service stopped.  Although our server Kelton was awesome, seriously he was great, we loved him, it took FOREVER for our food to make it to our table.  It appeared it was definitely an issue with the kitchen.  Not only were we waiting a ridiculous amount of time for our food, once the food started trickling out, it took a while for the entire table to get their food.  I ordered the beets, they were cooked well and great flavor and I ordered the Mac and Cheese which was delicious.  My husband is a vegetarian and it was slim pickens for choices for someone who doesn't eat meat.  He ordered the veggie burger and surprise they were out of it so he ended up with the grilled cheese which was forgettable.  When it came time for dessert they were out of peaches for the peach crumble.  I'm going to assume they use extremely fresh ingredients to be out of so many things.  Overall we enjoyed it but very timely wait for food.  Again Kelton was great!!
__label__2 Loud. Very loud. Good for beer, sports and grill grub. Conversation, not so much.\n\nThe beer selection is outstanding. The food is well-prepared and tasty.\n\nThe service was a little slow, and I can't figure out why. Wouldn't make a difference, except that the food was already cooling off by the time it got to the table.\n\nThat said, our server and the owner were very friendly, and the gravy fries and mac & cheese were VERY flavorful.\n\nI live in Glendale, so don't think I'll be driving cross-Valley to go again, but would recommend it to friends who are in that area anyway if they're looking for a fun place to watch a football game and drink really good beer.
__label__4 Too Good\uff01\uff01 the lady herself do all the cooking, but it tastes like home.  The Japche is Better than all the other big Korean restaurant I have ever eaten' h
__label__4 I'd been wanting a tattoo detailing a concept from my favorite all time book series, The Wheel of Time. I knew Tone's work from a friend of mine and he did an absolutely beautiful job with freehand detailing that is incredible. I couldn't have asked for a better outcome!!
__label__1 Is six inches enough for you?  The quality is there, but delivering it is something else entirely.\n\nA new store opened near me, so I finally decided to give them a try.  They offer six inch \"gourmet\" sandwiches for around $5-7 (with tax), no sides included. \n\nFor my first test, I went simple with the Italian and the Meatball sandwiches.\n\nNow the meatball sandwich was hot with melted cheese, but the amount of sauce was seriously lacking, coming across as no more than a simple condiment.  The meatballs were flavorful, but dry, and the pitiful amount of sauce supplied could not even begin to bring these things back to life. You could tell the \"meatballs\" had never even touched the sauce before they came together in the sandwich.  I can't tell you if this is normal, since it was my first visit, but the attempt was not good enough to get me back..\n\nThe Italian was a failed attempt altogether, and I will clearly blame the preparer, and not the restaurant.  As in most sandwich places, as you move down the line, you are asked what you would like on you sandwich.  I told him, lettuce, tomato, onions, pickles, oil and herbs, which he repeated back to me to confirm.  The problem was when I got home the only one of the ingredients that made it to my sandwich was lettuce.....NO tomatoes, onions, pickles, oil or herbs.  I had places that made mistakes with my order, however not this bad, and not with me standing right there at the specific time telling him what to put on the sandwich.  Maybe that is why the condiment area is hidden behind a wall, so you can't see what they are, or are not doing.\n\nFirst impression...not impressed with either food or staff...
__label__4 Warning: The chocolate brownie cookies must be loaded with crack, because they are extremely addictive. Broccoli cheese soup is phenomenal, and the sandwich (Italian) was good as well. 10/10 would eat again, and again, and again.
__label__3 I called crack ups comedy club in advance and spoke with Sidney about coming with a small group to celebrate a birthday. Sydney was so nice and accommodating . I booked our tickets with no problem. When we showed up on show night he was just as friendly in person as he had been on the phone. He welcomed us and sat us and joked around with us for a few minutes. The atmosphere was standard of smaller comedy clubs. The show was good overall. There were five comedians two were great one was mediocre and two were not so good. But that is what you expect when you go to the comedy clubs- some good and some bad. Sydney was actually one of the comedians and he and Mark were very funny. My group had a really nice time . The drinks were good and priced fairly.  I would go back.
__label__4 I always love going to The Capital Grille for great drinks AKA Stoli Doli & great food. This was no exception.What a professional team! I loved the wine pairings & really enjoyed the samples of food. I look forward to trying a sit down dinner w/the generous pour in the coming weeks!
__label__0 I love church's chicken but this location is ridiculous.  The employee are super slow and rude. I'm assuming it was the manager had his pants sagged so much you can see his sweaty marks in his undwrwear. I'll definitely be contacting Corp because if that's the manager there's a huge problem. It's weird they are so slow because all the food is already made.
__label__1 Wasn't impressed. I ordered a half rack, and mac as my side. The ribs looked good, and it was a healthy portion, but they just didn't have anything special going on. Served dry, and I don't think they spent much time in the slow cooker. The BBQ sauce was pretty standard fare, and served in an awkward glass bottle that made for difficult pouring. \nThe mac and cheese was bland, very disappointing. And a side tortilla was an odd addition for a rib plate. \n\nIt was very clean, the staff was friendly. I wanted to like the place, but the flavor just wasn't there. I kind of felt like I was at El Pollo Loco. \n\nFor the plate and a Bud Light, I spent $20. For a few bucks more I could have gone up the road to the sit-down bbq chain and had a much better meal, with bold sides and corn bread. With the handful of other BBQ places in town running stiff competition with some real authentic down-home skills, these guys are going to have to step it way up in the flavor department if they want to keep up.
__label__3 This place was something I have never heard of or seen before, right in the Walmart shopping center on rainbow and 215. My sister and I decided to try it out. \n\nA nice sit down eatery in between fast food and restaurant status. Area is really clean and cashier helped us out. \n\nThe ribs was delicious very tender and there was a bar of sauces to choose from, barbecue, salsa, and horseradish ranch very yummy. I ordered the CHICKEN AVOCADO wrap and it was awesome! I bet the chicken they make are always fresh, slowly grilled rotisserie style. The ingredients tasted fresh as well. ROTISSERIE CHICKEN at its finest.\n\nDefinitely coming back .
__label__1 Prestige is the concierge level at the Palazzo. The room are the same as the rooms at the Palazzo but you pay $100+ more to get this level of service. The other reviewer has given a good summary of what you get for your money. That is: access to the lounge with the food and drinks, short check in and check out on the 23 floor, free newspapers, concierge services at the desk on the 23rd floor. We wanted luxury, pampering, shopping and shows.\n\nthe good: \nIt is the Palazzo, go online and check out the rooms if you have not stayed there the SUITES ARE EXCEPTIONAL. Continental Breakfast, snacks (candy and fruit), appetizers in the evening and free drinks including alcohol. \nResponsive to requests- when I checked in they had a stack of newspapers at the desk I asked if they had a Wall Street Journal the clerk gave me one and said they would make sure I got one every day, and it was faithfully delivered to my suite every day. I also got a shower chair.\n\nthe bad:\nThe standards in Las Vegas are low compared to other cities, the Prestige at the Palazzo is no exception. We did not have any glasses in our suite when we got there, and some of the drawers did not work in the dresser, and the nightstand clock was not functioning, at $350+ a night I expect everything to be correct. \nThe lights are complicated, my daughter slept with the lights on in her suite, because she could not figure out how to turn them off.\nZombie Connecting Room charges, they will not stay dead- we had two suites and when we booked the agent said she would drop the \"connection charge\" if I booked with her right away. They were back at check in and removed AGAIN, at check out because we complained about the noise they offered to remove them... AGAIN, because they had only been removed from one room.\nWiFi is included and worked well in the mornings but not in the afternoons.\n\nTHE UGLY: \nThe Palazzo had a private party going on while we were there the music was so loud on the pool deck that our suites, ON THE 25 FLOOR, were throbbing with the bass of the music. So much so that the TVs in our suites were shaking noticeably, not only could we HEAR the music but we FELT it in our bones. (I have no doubt the participants have hearing damage) I called the desk about 11:40 PM and asked when the music would be ending and I was told that guests all over the hotel were complaining and the music was supposed to have ended at 11 pm and security was already on their way to shut it down. The volume went down some time after midnight.\n\nThe response:\nI enquired about the noise policy when we checked out, \"When could I expect to have quiet enjoyment of my rooms?\" - 2am. The clerk was very understanding and removed the remaining connection charges and some room service charges. Nice, but really did not address our lack of sleep due to the noise. She did recommend that if we came back we try the EAST Wing as that overlooks a golf course and the Wynn and there would likely not be a noise problem there.\nWe were told that the manager was not in yet but she would give us a call, she did and she removed ONE room night from ONE of our suites and told us if we came back to call her and she would take care of us personally. I have no doubt that she would, and throw in some extras, but I am not anxious to return, we have so little time off, it seems imprudent to risk it.\n\nIf you want to party this is a great place to go for all the reasons mentioned, if you want luxury, and pampering- I suggest you look elsewhere. My friend who first recommended the Palazzo to me, now stays at the Wynn. I may try that or I may just stay-cation at a nice place in San Francisco.
__label__4 I have been visiting my 80yo friend and neighbor for almost a month now here. \nCompared to TLC in Henderson,  this place is heaven sent.\nMost of the staff says hello and express interest in my friend's concerns and needs all the time. I can see that this rehab center helps the resident to progress and they never give up on them. The Staff are very patient, kind, and self motivated in doing their job. Kudos to Mike in P.T., Jackie in nurse aides,  and more.\nThank you for having standards that most rehabs dont.
__label__3 This place it teetering between 4-5 stars for me for sure!! I love the concept and location of this place. I definitely been waiting for something like this to open in the downtown area. \n\nThey offer great pricing for memberships too. The studio is extremely nice, I've been to others in the city and this one is definitely the nicest I've been to, especially with all of the amenities they offer. They offer a variety of cold drinks, some memberships of towel services and free water, some memberships have discounts on clothing, etc. etc. \n\nA couple of the set backs for me are the class time offerings, and the parking situation. Parking situation I can deal, but the class times seem to be all over the place. It's new, so hopefully there will be improvements.
__label__2 Don't buy the bananas!  They refrigerate them.  They turn brown by the end of the day. Dole bananas are the worst.
__label__1 This Walmart Neighborhood Market is convenient for me, but despite the proximity, I do not enjoy going here.  Grabbing some basics is fine (apples, milk, toilet paper), but procuring anything out of the ordinary is more challenging.  (insert sarcasm)  Case in point: my husband decided to make blueberry bran muffins and needed some wheat bran.  He goes to this Walmart, assuming that it would carry bran.  After a futile search, he asks an employee where the bran is and she just looked blankly at him.  The following is the conversation he had with said employee:\n\n\"Bran?\" \n\"Yes, you know, as in bran muffin bran?\"  \n\"OH!  The muffin stuff is in the baking aisle.  You can find all the mixes there.\"  \n\"Uh, I'm making bran muffins from scratch and need wheat bran.  Oat bran is also good if you don't have bran.\"\n\"We don't carry bran.  You'll have to go to a specialty baking shop for that.\"\n\n*crickets*\n\nHe made plain blueberry muffins instead.\n\nAnother gripe I have about this Walmart is the self-checkout register.  Every single time I go, the sensor goes berserk and shuts down, necessitating an employee to punch in his/her code to prevent a total meltdown.  And if you want to use your own shopping bags at the self-checkout?  Good luck.  \n\nStore clerks are generally pleasant, if their zen-meets-zombie-like state can be classified as pleasant.  \n\nPrices are what anyone would expect from a Walmart: inexpensive.\n\nSigh.\n\n(Tip: the code for bulk carrots is 4562.)
__label__1 So ordered at 7pm. Pizza still not here and it's 8:50.  delivery time 8:05-8:15. Right :/ maybe I'll get it before the 2 hour marker.  Never have had it take this long usually here faster than given time. Not happy
__label__1 People love this place.  I am just not a fan of their pizza.  Then again, I am an ex-New Yorker!
__label__4 My recent and first-time experience with Blueberry Jewelers was for repairs on a bracelet, hoop earring, and watch.  Rudy and Norma could not have been friendlier.  The repairs were done quickly and completely at a reasonable price.  I was so impressed by Rudy's passion and commitment to his profession and eagerness to please.  He seems to truly love what he does.  He can even create a piece just for you, if you require something beyond the fine selection of jewelry in the store.  I am so pleased to have Blueberry Jewelers in my immediate neighborhood.
__label__4 Excellent food and service. Had the chicken bento box ($9) for lunch came with tons of food. Also had the green tea crime br\u00fbl\u00e9e, unbelievably delicious. Will be back here soon!
__label__4 Phenomenal experience and the executive chef is such an amazing person (he came out to share more about the food with us). We went to some great places while in Vegas -Aquaknox, Chiba Poblano, Gordon Ramsay's Burgr, Scarpetta, Caesar's Bacchanal Buffet, Eiffel Tower Restaurant- and this was the #1 meal for everyone in our party. Ambience is nice but not quite Strip-level which is totally fine. Definitely worth a trip and great quality for the price.
__label__2 The only downfall is the wait during lunch through the drive thru.  I have always had a long wait but today was horrible.  Only 2 cars in front of me and my wait was over 15 minutes after ordering.  This was for a simple sandwich and smoothie nothing crazy or extreme.  The service is getting slower and slower every time I go.  It's really making me consider avoiding it in the future and it used to be one of my favorite places.
__label__4 Great time for young and old. Went on a Friday night.  Was not too crowded. From our 5 year old nephew to my 43 year old husband they were all thoroughly entertained. 13 dollars per person for 1 hour may be a little pricey but look on their FB page and sometimes they have discounts.
__label__1 Nothing to write home about, don't even know why I am writing this review.  I wanted woodfire pizza, and unfortunately, there are few in the East valley.  The pizza could have been good if the crust was crispier and less chewy, even my dog had a hard time chewing it.  Also, I ordered a specialty drink \"cherry martini\"  Let's not get crazy folks!! This was marischino (sp) cherries with the juice, and vodka, tasted like a bad air freshener.  Also, the antipasto plate looked like everything was from a can, mushrooms, olives, eggplant, the only thing I liked was the mozzarella, but I had to ask for olive oil and balsamic, and some little bread points they had because without those fillers it would have been bland and I would have left hungry.  The ants and crickets jumping at my feet and biting my toes while on the patio had more personality than the server.\n\nThat's all!  I shouldn't go into an Italian restaurant and have to critique the whole menu.  How can pizza go wrong?
__label__4 Yummm love this place! I thought it closed but found out from a friend they just moved, THANKFULLY! Their angus beef, chicken, and gyoza are my favorite. Numm numm and love their sauce bar for dipping;)
__label__0 Service was fine but the worst corn beef hash I have ever had. Really ruined the whole meal. The server was polite but didn't seem to know what to do. There are so many better options around here.
__label__3 First time visting the location. I was impressed with the offering of the menu.  I ordered the two eggs with canadian bacon, hash browns and a side of pancakes. With coffee the meal was great and for $12 it was so much more than I could handle.  They are still in the start up phase with the patio and bar opening soon.  I certainly will head back to try another of there offerings.  I got a tast of the Banana crepes delicious.   Can't miss. Need more places that we can explore for great breakfast.
__label__1 I really wanted to like this place, I really did. It looked so cool and had a neat menu. I didn't mind the 30 minute wait for my table, but...\nFirst of all the place was absolutely chaotic! Servers, food runners and bussers running into each other. I watched a table get wiped down 3 times by 3 different people with a dirty cloth that smelled like a school cafeteria. There seemed to be no communication with each other bc everyone seemed confused. I ordered a juice which took longer than it should bc they have one juice area and it was crowded with servers. \nNow for what I really minded...\nMy food took about 35 minutes to come out and when it did, it was all wrong and tasted terrible. Hash browns are made in house but even after ordering them crispy, they came out wet and undercooked in the center. The only thing crispy was the outside. My eggs were ordered over medium but came out so undercooked. Just white slime on top. The sausage links are butterflied and you get 2 links instead of 3 like every other breakfast place. They obviously slice them so it looks like more. I didnt really mind that bc I can never finish 3, but I didn't like the taste. My English muffin was thick and doughy, not toasted. DISASTER! I just sent it back and asked for a pancake after they offered me something else. It never came...\nIt was a complete waste of an hour and a half that I could have had for holiday shopping!  The 2 stars are for the really nice hostesses up front
__label__2 First of all, I was excited about having a boba house so close to us. The place is modern, nothing to wow about. I came to give it a try. There was only one guy working at the counter & I only order a 24 oz taro boba... The serving time was about 10 minutes & this was not a busy day. Just imagine on Friday  or Saturday when people are getting off from the movie. I was disappointed to say the least. If they want to grow , they need to work a little quicker.\n\n11-8-14. Return to this place after the movie. Place is full & people actually leaving before placing their order. There are 4 people behind the counter & wait time this time is 20 minutes. I suggest to the owner to find a solution. People are walking out--that translate to loss revenue. Go to California, learn from Tapioca Express.. They are quick & efficient.  I was actually though about bringing a Tapioca Express franchisee here in Arizona ( Maybe next to JT Boba House).
__label__1 #1 Hawaiian Barbecue. That's the name of this place.  I read on their website they opened a 2nd location on my side of town a few weeks ago. So while we were shopping in the area, we decided to check it out even though we already ate. \n\nIt's located in front of the Ross store in the shopping center near the airport. On the corner of Eastern and Oquendo. You can see the \"grand opening\" flags from Eastern.\n\nFast casual place. Order and pay up front and seat yourself. The dining area sign says max capacity 50. There were about 2 other families dining in and I felt it was already cramped. The tables are too close together. Barely any walking space in between.  Cant imagine 50 persons in there. Place is clean though.\n\nThey serve the traditional favorites like bbq shortribs, kalua pork plate lunches with 2 scoop rice and 1 scoop mac salad. I thought it was cool I can skip the carbs and in place they include eggs. Great for those who want to boost their protein intake.\n \nTaste wise though it's between 'meh' and alright. It's missing a bit of the local 808 flavor and vibe for me.\n\nThe bbq shortribs I had wasn't the best quality. Then again the price was right for what I got. Judging by the Styrofoam boxes that I just threw out when I cleared out the fridge, safe to say that even my haole honey didn't think much of his Portuguese saugage and fried rice.  He has that dish all the time at other Hawaiian restaurants and  he cleans his plate. \n\nThe Taro smoothie was not too bad and the malasada I tried was okay. It's affordable though. It's just that I've had much better food at other places near me. \n\nStaff is nice but there was just a bit of a language barrier and ordering was a tad difficult. \n\nThe family that owns this place just opened a new Chinese restaurant next door though. Maybe I'll give that place a shot the next time I ever in the area. Cool points for having delivery service! Im just  not in no rush though for the dine in part.
__label__1 Giving two stars based on the food, location (walking distance from my house) and the decor are amazing... If it weren't for these things Id give negative stars, I've eaten here twice now and had very different experiences...\n\nA few days ago I came here for the first time and brought my mom and Andy. We were very impressed with the rustic decor and the outside setting. It's absolutely beautiful on the patio. \nWe had the butternut soup, that was phenomenal. Butternut squash with creme frise and leeks for garnish.  \nFor entrees we each had a different sandwich, I had the bbq brisket. I was expecting a bbq sauce since that's what the cashier told us.. but none of the less it was still great.\nAndy had the Pastrami sandwich which also was missing a sauce bit once we put their housemade Dijon mustard on it the sandwich was great. \nThe sweet potato fries are great as well! \n\nNow for the second trip...\n\nCame in last night (Tuesday around 7pm) and sat at the bar. We never received service, we waited about 10 minutes before we went up to the cashier. The girl told us the bartender never showed up so we had to order at the register. We ordered the calamari, shrimp tacos, and the butternut soup. I asked the girls (two blonde girls and one brunette) if there were any nuts in the tacos or the calamari. I AM DEATHLY ALLERGIC to tree nuts and peanuts. I've been admitted to the hospital twice with my throat closing due to my allergy. No one knew so they asked the cooks. They just shrugged and said there wasn't. When I asked if they were certain (i had forgotten my epipen at home because we walked to the restaurant) they started laughing at me. \nWe also ordered the Apricot Cider, so we took our drink and headed outside. When our food arrived we noticed the calamari was accompanied with a green sauce. The brunette told us it was a parsley sauce. We also noticed there weren't any leeks on the butternut soup... That made the soup very bland without the added flavor. \nWhen I tried a piece of Calamari dipped in the parsley sauce it really tasted like pesto. Andy and I headed inside to ask about it. Because pesto 90% of the time is made with Pine nuts. We were told yes it was pesto. Andy dialed 911 because no one knew if there were nuts in the pesto. NOT A SINGLE PERSON IN THE ENTIRE RESTAURANT KNEW. Then when I told the brunette girl my throat would literally close she LAUGHED and said oh don't be a drama queen, no it won't. ....\n\nWhat can I even say about that. 20 minutes later we finally found out the pesto was nut free. After me having a full blown freak out panic attack it completely ruined my experience here. When asked if they could bring us ice cream on the house we declined and the blonde girl asked what could she bring us and I jokingly said another drink, she immediately brought us another bottle of apricot cider with a receipt. Then said we could pay for that anytime. \n\nNow, I've worked in the service industry since I was 14. (13 Years now...) My professional opinion and advice is this, TRAIN YOUR STAFF. Especially the cooks. I can forgive a ditzy cashier girl but I can't forgive a \"chef\" that has no idea what they're cooking. Hire a manager to oversee daily operations and handle guest issues. If this would have happened to anyone else I'm sure they wouldn't have been as nice as Andy and I. \n\nI want to come back. I liked the food and you can't beat the location. But these kinks need to be worked out before they kill someone, because no one is trained or held accountable.
__label__4 This restaurant experience was wonderful from the time I walked in the door until I left. The amazing key personnel was friendly and efficient, smiling the entire time I watched her serve the customers. The food was beyond excellent and I could NOT believe the choices which were varied. The servers brought the food in a timely manner and it was fresh, hot and tasty. I would highly recommend Jacques for breakfast, lunch and dinner. You can't go wrong with this eatery!!
__label__0 Would give no stars based upon the service we received.  It was absolutely the worst service I've had.  Ignored, had to ask for service at bar after very long wait.  Ordered wine, appetizers, and entrees.  All food came at once.  What good restaurant does that?  Food not hot.  No wine, had to ask for it after food arrived.  Asked for salt and never brought it.  No return to see if food was OK or needed anything.  Very very disappointing for a brand new place with what should be good food and atmosphere.  Food was poorly tarnished by the service.  Such a shame.
__label__3 This place has great potential and I'm looking forward to trying again when they've been open a bit longer. \nFirst of all, hooray for another interesting place in downtown Glendale! They get an extra star just for the location. And the burger I ordered was awesome- probably the second or third best I've had in the Valley at this price point ($10 ish for a burger with fries). Hubs had brisket that they were smoking out back and it had a nice little kick to it.\nWe also ordered the meat and cheese platter, which was all right but nothing special. They had to bring the listed olives separately because they forgot them on the platter. I also saw a table nearby sending back food because it wasn't what they had ordered (issue with getting a side dish right I think). Service was friendly but a bit slow and disorganized. Hopefully they get that together soon because this could be a great West Valley staple. I also wonder if they will do something to integrate with the community theater that is right next door. Dinner and a show could be a fantastic deal there.
__label__4 Eat at moe's all the time, when this one opened up, I simply had to go. Still haven't been let down. Although they could do with giving you more tortilla chips. When I went it was filled about 4 inches with a burrito and beans in it.
__label__4 Very helpful staff, food prepared after ordering, very flavorful. Would highly recommend!
__label__2 Wonderful facility, wonderful beer . Terrible service. Food hasn't arrived yet . Ordered a beer for the wife and me, never arrived.  Hard time flagging down wait staff. They really need to get a good restaurant consultant in here before they lose a lot of customers.  \n\nNew waitress took over and food did arrive and it was good.  Not fantastic but good.  For the price it should be fantastic.\n\nHope they get it right.  I like supporting local food and drink
__label__0 We were thrilled to finally get a Cafe Rio in our area.  However, after several visits we are ready to say goodbye to our new location and travel back to the Stephanie or Eastern locations.  The service here is horrible, the restaurant is freezing cold and the food is less than mediocre.  The servers are rude and when I ask for extra pico, I am treated like I am asking for something impossible!  \n\nIt is time for management to step-up and take control and make some much needed changes!!!
__label__0 First, let me say that Cafe Rio as a whole is a good fast food choice.  I've been to other locations and have been satisfied.\nHowever, this location is very poorly managed.  Service is horrible, whatever the time of day and however many people are in line ahead of you, it's just painfully slow.  Amazing, really, given the 10-12 workers they have behind the counter. They are always out of items on the menu, and the obnoxious day manager just blames the night crew.  No apologies, no offer to try and make it right, just blame and a blank stare (pick something else! is implied, I guess).  I've given this place 5 or 6 chances now, but I won't be back.  Shame, really, since it's right down the street from where I live and would be very convenient.
__label__4 First time here and It is their Second night!!\nLovely place! Nice and cozy. Great drink specials!!And  awesome staffs.They played old western movie which is perfect for the atmosphere. I want give them a FIVE  stars and I definitely come back:) \nAnd very friendly price ^^\nTACOS  TEQUILA  WHISKEY
__label__1 So. Much. Potential. With a long history in the food service industry, I am always sure to give a restaurant the benefit of the doubt, but Bakersfield has swung very hard, come very close, and missed. \n\nI've had a taco before, believe it or not, and this particular taco was certainly above average. The problem here lies with the atmosphere and service. My party placed their orders... Actually... Screamed their orders over the music (which was cranked to 11). When the food finally arrived, it was presented on one large tray and left to us to decipher what was what and whose was whose. \n\nI didn't mind the food, but the margarita was pretty weak, and the overall experience lacked polish and enthusiasm.\n\nI wish I could say I'll be back, as the restaurant's concept and mission are something I look for in a dining experience. However, the overall experience was a huge letdown... My future Mexican outings will be to Paco's Tacos.
__label__2 I happened to be at Chinatown today and decided to randomly walk in this place. Nothing fancy, nothing spectacular.\n\nHonestly in Chinatown, we shouldn't expect any type of customer service. At least the girl at cashier was smiling...\n\nI appreciate the fact that they put pictures of food on the menu. When I see the name and its description, it's not as appealing to me. After looking at the menu, I decided to order Three Cups of Chicken Rice (or something similar to that) which came with marinated chicken, rice and some veggies. Chicken was too salty for my taste and was dry. I also noticed there were a lot of tiny bones in there. \n\nMy friend ordered Pork Belly Rice and it was pretty good. Pork belly rice also came with rice and veggies. Pork belly had a good flavor and was very juicy and tender. I should have ordered this considering how dry my chicken was. \n\nI noticed they have varieties of ramen. Can't remember exactly but had a lot of options. Sora ramen is my go-to place for ramen but might be interesting to try it here. Restaurant is empty so you definitely don't have to wait to get in like Sora!\n\nLooking at other yelp reviews, they have pudding dessert which I did not see on the menu. I would go back to this place to try that pudding dessert.
__label__0 I wish I could place the photo for reference here but I did add the photo to the collection. I was excited to try The Perch for the first time last night. I ordered their $20 Egg Salad with steak and ask for it to go. My destination was right in the park so this wasn't due to travel time but when I opened up my salad, I was extremely disappointed. The bread crostini were so hard I couldn't even eat them, literally could not even bite into it. The poached egg was still half raw and yolkless, couldn't eat it that either. The steak was really rare and looked like it had been squeezed together. The salad itself was seriously maybe 6 bites worth that included some bacon pieces, possibly less than 2oz of steak. This was not a refined $20 salad I was expecting, it was a $4 dollar salad at best. I will not be trying there food again because the lack of passion for the food clearly shows. Restaurants should be proud of the food they are putting out, even if it is to go.
__label__3 Let me start by saying that we used to live in a Chicago neighborhood that was predominantly Vietnamese. We had over 15 options for Pho within a half a mile. That said.. I've had some phenomenal pho and am quite particular about it.\n\nWe live very close and we were so excited when this restaurant opened. We've been there several times since the opening and and would highly recommend it.\n\nThat said, the Pho is slightly better and more flavorful at Chandler Pho. However, the  atmosphere here far surpasses Chandler Pho and the service is wonderful.\n\nThe vermicelli is absolutely amazing. Though I recommend eating in the restaurant. We've ordered \"to go\" and it doesn't compare.
__label__4 Food this good should not be coming from a bar in strip mall, but good lawd!\n\nI know what you're thinking, \"5 stars for a Gastro Pub?\", seriously though this place has some of the best bar food I've eaten in a long time and I use the term, \"bar food\" loosely. I mean house smoked Pastrami Egg Rolls, Fried Kobe Beef Sliders and a insane calamari dish. Who's the f**king mad scientist in the kitchen?!\n\nRebel Republic is tucked away in a random strip mall off Sahara Ave. and the only reason I was able to spot it, is because of their giant glowing neon blue ribbon sign. Finally, all those years of drinking that terrible PBR slop are paying off. When you walk up to Rebel Republic you first notice a keen little patio area outside of the restaurant possibly for sipping and sampling. I got here around 1a.m. and it was still too hot to eat outside, so I decided to belly up to the bar.  \n\nThe beer selection can be overwhelming even to the most veteran hop heads. From what I understand they have over 52 beers on tap at all times, which is music to my ears; \"I'll start with the Dogfish Head 60 Minute IPA\". As I sipped my beverage, I noticed that the menu items here were very intriguing. \"Bartender, who's in charge of the food?\" \"Oh, we hired a chef to come in and revamp the menu and then teach the permanent chefs how to prepare each item\"... Oh you fancy huh?\n\nThis made sense.  As I stated in the first paragraph the food here is amazing and is made fresh to order 24 hours a day! Literally you can get Kobe Beef Sliders at four in the morning... how awesome is that? Speaking of the super sliders, these are amazing little bites of heaven, perfectly cooked, seasoned, and placed between two soft pillows of sweet bread. Oh mama!\n\nThe Pastrami Egg Rolls is pretty much exactly what it sound like. You know, delicious! Salted cured meat, wrapped in filo-dough, deep fried, and served with a house made thousand island sauce. Seriously, this goes great with a solid IPA.\n\nThe final thing I decided on was the calamari. This comes in a bowl with pickled seaweed. (I'm not sure about that?) These tasty morsels resemble that of a sweet and sour chicken, but taste just like perfectly cooked calamari with a spicy, saucy coating. I almost ordered another round. \n\nRR has a very chill vibe and the decor of a Midwestern family's basement. Animal heads and wood paneling for days. Plus the servers here are very helpful when it to comes to ordering beers. They will have a beer sample ready and in your hand before you can even ask the question, \"is that a hoppy beer?\" \n\nPRO TIP: Check-In when you arrive and get a $2 PBR. If you're into that sort of thing.
__label__3 The food would be 3 stars but the service made it 4 stars.   Our cute waitress Tashja made the meal.  Super friendly and personable, but best of all she knew the menu and made great suggestions.  \n\nThe North Boulevard drink was Yummmm...pretty dangerous because you couldn't taste the alcohol but could tell more than one would get you pretty messed up.  Like happy lemonade.  Fried Pickles were great, super crunchy.  \n\nI had the Ahi Tuna burger...yes, I went to a burger joint for tuna.  It was very good.  \n\nHubby had Turkey burger which he thought tasted a little weird.  Just eh.\n\nSandwiches are definitely not very big as others have said.
__label__1 I was really disappointed!\nI had the Cali Burger. The meat patty was good, nice taste and quality. The rest of the burger was terrible. The roasted tomato is so wet it made the bun soggy and mushy. They do not have fresh tomato, fresh onion, or pickles...... this is a burger place, right?\noh yeah, no regular ketchup or yellow mustard either.... you better like the unami sauces.... those are your only options here.
__label__2 I love the Westwood location in LA. It's fast, clean, and efficient. This location is none of the above. I went 2 times during my stay at the SLS and each time the food was decent but they never had enough workers. One worker kept putting on gloves to make the pizzas, when wearing the gloves while ringing orders into the computer system. She also used a dirty rag to wipe down the preparation area - all while wearing gloves. What's the point of the gloves?!?!
__label__3 Oh my goodness! This place is amazing!\nIt's like a subway but with pizza.\nIt's a cute place with very nice and friendly staff.
__label__4 Okay, so the griddle was such a fun and unique experience that even now as I'm thinking about it I have a HUGE smile on my face.  \n\nIf you can't tell already by the pictures, the portions here are enormous.  As in, bigger than your face enormous.  I got the Black Magic pancakes (oreo pancakes) and could barely get through 1/4 of the dish.  \n\nWasteful, yes.  Hilariously and entertaining, absolutely.  The pancakes were also AMAZING.  The service was VERY helpful as well.  \n\nHighly recommend coming here - it was my favorite breakfast place in Vegas by far.
__label__0 Para ser arroz y frijoles,  esta muy caro. No es mi gusto en comida. Pueda que a otros les guste, en lo personal a mi no!!!
__label__4 Amazing caramel cheesecake!  Oh and Try their sweet tarts. Owners really friendly. I su pastel de 3 leches is to die for!
__label__3 Monday was Industry Night here at Cleo, and it's the first one yet.\n\nMaybe our server thought she wouldn't be tipped because my table of 6 felt ignored. \n\nIt took at least 20 minutes for her to greet the table, and from there another half hour to get the pita bread down (with the most amazing taziki sauce I've ever had- so I ordered more). From there the food flowed pretty well. \n\nBorack wash DELISH ... Some sort of cheese filled crossaint ... You can't go wrong with that. \nTaziki was phenomenal \nChef Ty is extremely slow (we had a nice view of his station and it was a bit painful..\nQuinoa salad is really good\nThere's a drink called Adriatic Fresh - get one... In fact, get three.\n\nAfter he finally came around, The busser - Nick- was the best part of our experience. Super friendly and just plain awesome. I don't know where he was during the first 30 minutes of our meal but other bussers would come and pick up one thing, or nothing at all. At one point my friend piled dishes on the seat next to her, and I had some on the table stacked, hoping someone would clear it. The food runners should really be picking things up that are overcrowding the table so they can make room for the new items, our runner must've notice how much unused dish ware we had because she told us a busser would be over soon. Note she didn't take a single thing off of the table.\n\nThey need to really work on keeping tables bussed and unused items out of the way. Maybe throughout the meal drop new share plates... \n\nIt's unfortunate that almost a month after opening this place is still dis functional. \n\nAt one point I saw what looked like a customer (because she was in street clothes and holding a purse I assumed she was a customer) completely rip into a food runner. I couldn't tell what was going on but it happened on the floor in front of guests, management, staff... It was so awkward. After making out what she was saying she must've been a manager. It's extremely inappropriate to speak to your staff the way that woman did and esp on the floor! Take it to the back! Poor girl. \n\nRegardless, the food was wonderful and the staff seemed happy. Smiles are contagious.\n\nYou'll get it guys! Keep up the positive attitudes!
__label__3 Very impress of this new restaurant inside SLS Las Vegas; Contemporary and quite chic Tapas style.  Decor is tasty and elegantly put together; Service was pretty good as well. The dishes are perfectly proportioned and delicious...  Watermelon & Feta Avocado, Spiced Nuts, Cucumber salad is a must; don't forget their assorted Hummus and their oyster too. Their pita bread was freshly baked and it was perfect.\n\nCant wait to go back; someday.  Definitely will recommend to anyone planning to visit Vegas.  Glad that we got to try this during our visit.
__label__4 We had one of the best meals at Cleo last night.  The staff and service were excellent. The lamb chap and all the tapas dishes we tried were tasty, creative and all a little different. I highly suggest people watching in the sls lobby as it's like a red carpet for the sexy youngsters heading out for a big night.  See a much different Vegas crowd here like the palms when it opened.
__label__1 I would love to give the hummus here 5 stars it's really that good! \n\nHowever the 2 times I've gone though really deserves 2 stars. I would give the food 4 stars. The service though is slacking big time!!!! \n\nThe first time I went the server was very awkward and talked wayyy too much. Even went on to say something about not ordering the flatbread because it has \"way too many carbs\" under his breath. Hello I'm a normal 20 something girl, yes I like to watch my figure, but I freaking love carbs! Thank you! Ha! It also took 15 minutes to get both of my friends cocktails! This isn't even an exaggeration because a lot of the food we ordered was out by the time they got them. \n\nAs for my exact same cocktail that I ordered somehow got lost in translation. this place had barely anyone in it, I believe this was just the servers mistake at this point (no worries because everyone makes mistakes). \n\nWhat takes the cake though is he tried arguing with me how I never order one when all I did was ask politely where my cocktail was. Okay, so you didn't think I ordered one, but clearly I did, don't argue, just say sorry and go and reorder or order the cocktail I requested. \n\nThere were a few other incidents with this server, I forget his name, but did not really set the tone for finer dining. \n\nAfter that time I wanted to go back with my boyfriend because venues really do deserve a second chances. (Even third! Sometimes.) The second time was much much busier, after waiting 25 minutes past our reservation time we were sat at a small two top table in the front of the restaurant, wasn't exactly what we pictured, but weren't going to be picky because we just wanted a romantic night! \n\nSome commotion started happening with the tables next to us, they looked as though they were setting up for a big party. Then a someone came to inform us that a huge bachelorette party was being seated next to us and wanted to know if we would like to move. \n\nWe agreed that this was probably best, so we were moved to the chefs counter until another table was available. As the food we ordered at our old table started coming out to the new spot, everything seemed awkward at this point, and definitely a mood killer! We just wanted to be at an actual table eating and drinking the food we ordered!\n\nWe were finally sat our [final] table and they told us they were moving our food, which they did; but somehow took a bit, and by that time most of it was cold. We were very polite the whole time, but the night just wasn't going as we'd hoped. \n\nAfter the shuffle around the restaurant by multiple servers/ managers/ and hosts. We got the bill and (not saying that they have to) but not even a cocktail was taken care of for the inconvenience. Not that it was expected, but honestly it would have smoothed the experience over  for something as crazy as being moved 3 times in the middle of dinner.  \n\nIt was my boyfriends first time, and needless to say he isn't as forgiving as I am, and probably will not be back.
__label__4 Excellent food. Excellent service. Excellent ambiance.... I could drone on and on gushing to say more, but these few words sum up this place beautifully. I will most definitely return any time I come home to Vegas. Highly recommended!!!
__label__0 Packed up the kids and headed down to try a new pizzeria. Called in the afternoon they said they would be open until 10 PM. Pulled up at 7 PM and they said sorry we are closed.
__label__0 I was excited that a new casino the SLS had opened in Vegas.  And a new club. LIfe.  I was so unimpressed and disappointed by the club. Life is a total waste of time and money. Horrible service, rude staff  overpriced beyond rheir north strip ghetto local.  Do not waste your time. Lame
__label__1 Last night was my first time here, and I enjoy Ingrosso.  That aside it was too loud, waaayy too loud.  It was impossible to talk to my friends.  \n\nThe venue itself seems thrown together.  It's too large--now I see why Marquee closes off sections as it gets later and why Light closes the balcony off on slow nights.\n\nYou won't see me here again.
__label__1 Meh is a great way to summarize Foxtail.\n\nIts like a much smaller, lamer version of Surrender but acts like its better. With how overpriced the drinks are and how snobby the promoters are you would think Foxtail would have a A-list DJ line up. But nope... the likes of Calvin Harris or Hardwell wouldn't be caught dead in this C-list \"club\".\n\nWalking into Foxtail, it seems like SLS didn't know what to do with the area next to the pool and decided to stick some lipstick on a pig and call it a dayclub. The pool area is below average and small. It shows its age and management has tried to cover up the faults with new cabanas and fresh paint; it doesn't really work. During the winter the pool is closed off and everyone is forced into what I can best describe as a little black box which serves as the nightclub.\n\nUnless you got a free table or your best friend's birthday has the misfortune of being hosted here, skip Foxtail and checkout Surrender, XS or any of the Strip's much better nightlife offerings.
__label__4 Amazing. Best sandwiches in Tempe, probably the valley. They're super duper great when it comes to Gluten Free, they take extra precautions to make it not cross contaminated, which is amazing when you're defective like me! Plus the service is alway A+. It is a little pricey, but it's totally worth it.
__label__0 Don't take your phones here. I brought in my iphone yesterday to get the screen replaced. While they did a good job on the repair, there became another issue. On the way to get my screen replaced I was charging my phone in my truck. Well after the repair to my screen I can no longer charge my phone. I went in today to let them know about the  issue and said I had a bad battery. Well I just upgraded my battery 6 months ago I told the employee behind the counter and they did not have an answer for me. I told them my phone was charging right before the screen replacement was done as well. He took the back plate off today to check the connections and said it was the battery. Well when I left the store  I realized that there is now a purple spot on the screen that they replaced yesterday. Well there goes $39 bucks for shitty service.\n\nDON\"T BRING YOUR DEVICES HERE!!!!!!!!
__label__4 John was awesome, very helpful, friendly and honest. Came out the next day. Affordable pricing, nothing shady. Thought my door was beyond repair, he literally brought it back to life. Would recommend to anyone who has a problem and thinks there is no hope.
__label__4 Been to chiropractors off and on for years.  Dr. Owen is head and shoulders above any I've ever encountered.\nDr. Owen gets right to the issue, explains everything in words you can understand, and does not \"string it out\" - and he doesn't try to load you up with all kinds of accessory items.\nHis concern is strictly for your well-being, and it shows.\nThanks ever so much!
__label__2 The owners of Honey Salt & now Made LV have what it takes to be successful, staple local restaurateurs... & I'm not even one of their fanatics. I dig the decor & energy of Made LV but hate the entrance/host area. Our waiter (Dave?) was one of the best waiters I've ever had- personable without overstepping & had personality. As weird as it is to criticize this, I did not like their glasses! Too short, too wide, too heavy... requires more refills, which was the one place where our service was lacking. Plus, the only straw that fits is a cocktail straw. Talking to others, prior to going to Made LV, & once we reviewed the menu ourselves, we agreed that it's a bit disappointing that there isn't more of a traditional bar/comfort food menu (with or without their spin on the items). We found it challenging to decide what to eat & wound up getting the same thing: pulled pork sandwich with sweet potato fries. The sandwich was a good size- bigger than a slider, smaller than a burger- & plump with the pulled pork. The bun was also able to withstand the sauce of the filling but still soft. The pork was cooked well with a nice balance of flavor & a kick. The sandwich came with homestyle sweet pickles- after the sweetness of the sweet potato fries & the pork, the pickles were too much. A dill would have been a better offset. The fries were very good & cooked perfectly. Being a fan of Honey Salt's desserts, I wish I'd had room in my belly to try MLV's mini donuts or s'mores nachos. Fast forward a couple hours... I glanced around & noticed the place had pretty much cleared out so I said \"it's probably almost time to close, we should probably get outta here.\" A random employee was walking by & overheard then told us not to worry & to stay & enjoy ourselves. We only stayed a tad longer then headed out... outside, we looked at the time & the restaurant had indeed already closed. The fact that there was no hinting by staff to get the heck out speaks volumes about their service. It's the kind of service that'll take me back to a place with terrible glasses & limited menu options, any day, over a place with multiple appealing items & lackluster service.
__label__0 This place is the worst customer service check out ever! It is  12:00pm Sunday and you only have two people ringing? Ok I'll give you maybe people call in sick. Me and 20 other people are in line waiting. Then your manager on duty is laughing and joking with another associate, as she gives her change. Noticing the line is getting longer you take your time laugh some more. With no one being helped nor being rung up. We are all still standing in line? Then after something is said both of you start to ring up again. With the manager still laughing. So sorry. I have been in retail for a long time totally unacceptable. I left my basket and the 300.00 worth of stuff I was going to buy there. The only good thing is the security officer, she welcomes you as you come in.
__label__4 I have been going to Genuine Fresche every week since they opened. My experience yesterday was AMAZING! They always go above and beyond to make sure everything is right. They even offered to get my dog a bowl of water. Thank you!
__label__4 SO FAST! I went earlier tonight and was so impressed by how fast they made my original acai bowl. I've been to the other locations (Thrive) before and this was by far the fastest service I've had when ordering an acai bowl! LOVED IT
__label__1 This is convenient if you're staying at Delano, but its definitely not a place to trek to. \n\nI ordered a cheese panini and it was just okay. The sandwich was haphazardly put together. The bread was just decent and the cheese was just okay. The small side of tomato soup was good. \n\nThe fruit side had a chemical taste to it and I just couldn't eat most of it.
__label__4 My wife and I heard about this restaurant/bar through a friend and we were not disappointed. The food is great, the people are friendly and the prices you can't beat. We've been there three times since hearing about it and we will continue to stop by.
__label__1 My wife and I were excited to see an new restaurant pop up where the old Teakwoods once was and were hopeful that it would really be a competitor to Penascos.  My overall review of Plaza Bonita is that it is painfully average and incredibly underwhelming.  This is nothing more than an standard run of the mill Mexican restaurant. That would not be a bad thing if they really nailed the food; which they didn't.\n\nThe first thing I noticed was that the chips and salsa that came out were sub par.  The chips were very thick and oily and the Salsa was completely liquid, no chunk of any kind save a few pieces of onion floating inside.  Mind you this was supposed to be garden salsa, which should be very chunky, not a chipotle that one would expect to be without chunk.  \n\nI ordered the Enchiladas Deluxe and when I asked if they could put Carne Asada inside instead of shredded beef.  I was told they had no Carne Asada, so I went with chicken...   Good thing I didn't go with my initial thought which was Carne Asada tacos.  When the plate arrived immediately I noticed that the refried beans were like puree so they were runny and I am fairly sure they were out of a can.  The rice was bland and again tasted like something seasoned with a pre-packaged seasoning mix.  The enchiladas were... enchiladas... but the tortillas were thick and spongy so they also didn't earn high marks.  \n\nEveryone else I was with had about the same impression with their meals.  The food wasn't terrible but it was just something you can get at any Mexican restaurant, both sit down and drive thru, and was not executed well.  I can go anywhere and get Mexican food so why would I choose to spend money at just another Mexican restaurant when I can choose Penascos, On the Border, Macayos, Blue Adobe Grill, etc?  All said in hindsight I would have rather taken my money to Fredricos and spent about 1/5 the price... Hell at least at Fredricos I know they are going to have Carne Asada.
__label__0 Oh boy.\nThe first thing I noticed was that my menu was kind of gross. There was salsa squished inside of it. Yuck.\n\nSecondly, the plates were BURNING hot. You could not touch them, and they were so big that they didn't fit on the table and we had to burn our hands moving the plates to make room. That was only a small issue, although it did give us the impression that they were just putting the food on the plates and putting them in a microwave...\n\nThirdly, the food was not good. Rice was dry, shrimp was wayyyy overcooked and just overall, it was horrible. Not to mention that my plate was not cleaned properly whatsoever. The corn tortillas were also the kind you buy from the store. I have the same kind in my fridge. However, everyone lost their appetite officially once a customer behind us began to complain.\n\nThere was a huge hair wrapped in her food -- and it took a while for the waiter (who spoke no English) to give her another plate.\n\nWe complained as well about our food and my dirty plate, and he didn't understand anything, but thankfully he did understand to take it off of our check.\n\n(Also, I wanted to mention that the chips are simply taken out of some weird file cabinet-looking drawer and put a bowl... I could see them do that from where I was.)\n\nDon't go here. It's just not worth it.\n\nUPDATE: My sister and father both had gross diarrhea today -- my dad's started last night a couple hours after dinner. That does it, guys -- don't go. Don't risk food poisoning or upsetting your stomach in any way.
__label__2 Sushi is very fresh. I have been here several times for lunch and also dinner when it was the Sushi Room. If you get to sit at the bar you get great service.\nHowever sit outside on a nice day and you're lucky if you get water.\nThey have now added a teppan table which may bring a more clientele not just into sushi.\nService needs to get better the girls are cute, just not servers.
__label__3 The Poppin rolls were AWESOME! This place is way better than The Sushi Room, I think it is re-invented, but, they did it....so much better.  I highly recommend.
__label__1 Was anxious to try the Edgewater after its renovations and reopening.  Went twice -- once with friends for dinner and another time to show my visiting relative the new buildings.  \nThe Statehouse is beautiful and the Edgewater is still a wonderful location.  Food was OK, not really special.  Had the walleye pike.  \nService was very nice but very inept.  Our waitress was covering for the bartender as well and knew nothing about making drinks.  She served a glass a prosecco in a large wine glass instead of a champagne flute.  \nat the bar the next night, I asked the same waitress for an Irish Coffee on a very cold night and was served whiskey and lukewarm coffee in a glass; no whipped cream at all, none offered.  My wife ordered a Sambuca.  It arrived over ice (supposed to be served neat with a couple of coffee beans as a garnish; flamb\u00e9e optional).  These things could be fixed with a little training or even by consulting a bartender's guide for one brief second before serving.  \nI sure hope that they invest some time and money into staff training to get the service level to rise to the level of the setting.
__label__0 Probably the worst place to get hot pot. We had about 10 ppl in our group and the reservation and everything went good all the way up till the service. My waiter probably needed to be trained again on customer service. I literally am consistently looking for him for a refill or for my orders ! There was a period where I waited over 30 mins to get an Order I had for some meat and veggies. The worst part was that I had spoke to two other ppl to check my order before my waiter came over and finally realized he lost my order !!!! After 30+ mins and no food we were starving !!!! The proportions were not good as they barely gave the bare minimum to serve everyone. I know there is limitations so that ppl do not waste food but we didn't even have enough to share ! Not to mention my waiter told literally told me \"it's troublesome for ME and for you when we do hotspot.\" Um excuse me ? IM PAYING FOR THIS!!!!!!!!! Honestly there was nothing special about this place or it's food and probably the worst customer service. Oh and the manager lounges around doing practically nothing. Never coming to this place again.
__label__4 Very impressed with the food, prices, service and look.  Great family atmosphere with really good stuffed burgers. I recommend the Firehouse Burger with sweet potato fries.  I also had the Dry Rub wings and will say they are hard to beat.  I'm very impressed and will definitely recommend this to my friends!
__label__4 Monica has been a saint to my hair. I trust her completely. Wether it's a cut or color I always leave completely happy with my hair. It is such a fun  environment to be in.  I'll never go anywhere else!
__label__1 So I've been here twice. First time I got the Truffle Mushroom Swiss and some Smashfries. To go. It was alright. Wasn't overwhelmed - I was hungry and it hit the spot. Next time I came with some coworkers. We were all excited because here was a new place pretty close to where we work and it could be high on our lunch rotation. But that idea came to a crashing halt when we got our food. This time I got the Spinach, Cucumber and Goat Cheese burger. I know. Sounds pretty metrosexual but I was curious. I also got the Haystack Onions. Well when I bit into the burger, I had to wonder if Bessie, the cow I was biting into, hadn't fallen in love with the salt lick and continously deep throated it for the rest of her days. Dang burger was salty as heck. The Haystack Onions were too. I would have let it slide if it were just me. My coworkers, however, said the same thing. It took the three of us to finish the haystack onions because I could not have more than just a bit of that oversalted mess. Service was pretty sucky too. The Einstein that brought the first burger took away the number on the table so the next guy that brought the rest of the burgers only knew to stop at our table because we flagged him down. Yeah yeah. The place is still \"new.\" So this is the moment - like in a game of Hearts when somebody drops the queen of spades or some card with hearts on it - breaking hearts, as they say. I'm dropping a turd in this circle jerk of a punchbowl with everybody dropping five stars all around. We ain't coming back. Sorry. Smashburger apparently isn't for everyone.
__label__0 Way to much salt on everything and I like salt but this was over the top. I was looking forward the the veggie fries but I couldn't eat more than a few. The chicken was fatty, really fatty and flavorless aside from the layer of salt.\nMy friend raves about the burgers so maybe that's the way to go....\n\n\nHonest to god I wouldn't eat here again for free. Gross.
__label__2 A new place by Wal Mart that just opened up, very clean and polite service. However despite being a new place their soda machine was broken, or perhaps they just haven't gotten it operational yet? Either way it's a rip off for the canned sodas they make you buy instead. Also the meat served here is mostly just fat tissue, not really any actually meat.\nPretty good pricing and overall a nice junk food run if you're in a hurry.
__label__4 Love a good local beer, this is the place to stop and shop.  The 7th street public market is complete with vendors and a great place to enjoy lunch, grab a few unique things and enjoy time with friends and family it's got something for everyone. \n\nNow Tank's Tap is a new favorite, great local beers on tap and plenty of other craft beer in the fridge. Staff is fantastic and oh so friendly, grab a beer and order something to eat at one of the great lunch spots and they will bring your order over to you at the bar. \n\nSports fan no problem games are on the TV, just a fun spot all around to enjoy a break. Oh and their growler fill system keeps your growler fresh for 2-3 weeks.  Love this place!
__label__3 I came here for a private event and I'm glad I did. I never knew there was a brewery back in this area of henderson and it is a hidden gem. I'm not a big beer enthusiast but on occasion I will have a few drafts. I had a selection that was similar to a heffaweisen but I'm not %100 sure of the name. The good thing is the friendly staff helps you choose something you may be interested in based of of your favorite beers. I was not too adventurous but definitely satisfied with the beer I had. I will defiantly be back here sample some more of what they have on tap.
__label__1 Customer  service  was horrible my wife waited for 10 min. For someone to take her order. Then I waited for a refill for 15 min while one of workers walked  around the kitchen not doing anything. She looked straight  at me and didn't ask if I needed anything. Food is OK not the greatest. If customer  service is better I would recommend  it.
__label__2 I first heard about White Rabbit when I went to their food truck in California and had it about 3-4 times after, and nearly enjoyed every single experience. \n\nWhen I found out they were making a white rabbit here in Vegas, I was pretty excited. Long story short, I was a bit disappointed with my experience here. I ordered the sisig burrito and white chocolate champorado, which is my usual order for the food trucks, with cole slaw on the side. \n\nThe cole slaw was very eh. It basically was just sliced cabbage drenched in vinegar. Wasn't creamy at all, and I could only tolerate about 2 bites because the vinegar just overpowered everything. The sisig burrito was okay. The sisig seemed very dry and tasted more like old lechon. Didn't seem freshly made at all. White chocolate champorado however was the Saving grace of the meal. It was just like how I remembered it when I had it in California. I just wish they had fresh strawberries on top!\n\nThe 3 stars I have to admit is very lenient for my experience, but since they just opened I hope that they become better.
__label__0 Ehh not worth my time or $$ \nI rather go to El gordo and get my tacos \n\nIdk about their rice dish but the meat on my tacos is the big thing here..  so I would say it ain't all that .. \n\nWon't come back again I'm sorry.\n\nThis place takes forever to make my orders and I was not satisfied.
__label__2 Okay. Glad there are other reviews posted for White Rabbit Fusion Cafe already. I been holding off on posting a review for it since it, well it did not exactly wow the F out of me. And 3 stars is the best they can get out of me with their soft opening effort.\n\nBut first let me just explain what White Rabbit Fusion Cafe is to those not familiar with this food truck from California turned brick and mortar LV restaurant.  It is Filipino comfort/street food proteins (Chicken Adobo, Pork Sisig, Pork Longanisa, etcetera.) packaged in traditional Mexican food delivery vessels (i.e., your tacos, burritos, quesadilla).\n\nThe portion is just underwhelming for me, but I can pack a lot of food away, so I am biased.  But they have Tofu on the menu for vegetarians.  The concept of someone  ordering something vegetarian at a Filipino Fusion place is just so foreign to me.  But it is available.\n\nPricing seems high to me for what you get.  The fact that it is in or near one of the busier plazas in the \"Chinatown District\" makes their pricing strategy suspect.  If it was something served from a food truck at FoodieFest,I can see the reasoning behind the carnival-like pricing, but not such a great incentive from a brick and mortar operation.  I know, it does not make sense, but I stand by my opinion.\n\nThe cashier, even though this was her first job ever, was nice.  The order was prepared quickly and correctly, which is expected but still nice.  My Pork Sisig Burrito had a good ratio of pork sisig to rice ratio, but was on the dried side.  Portion seems to be designed for a growing 5 year old or someone on a weight loss plan.\n\nStill just a 3 star-ish experience overall for me. But I will chalk it up to their Pork Sisig not being as good as I had expect it to be, and give them another chance trying something else from their menu on a future visit.
__label__2 So I was mad pumped about having a ramen house in the neighborhood ... and it was dope on the more over. Good size portions, yummy broth, great hot sake. A few downfalls: My dinner partners food (chicken something or other with noodles - not 100% sure) was way less than good - like way less than good. The server was obviously super new at the game and wicked nervous. He came to the table 9 million times - but I get that... 1st day on the job. I didn't like that the things that we ordered were one price on the menu and another price on the bill (every item we ordered).  I do look forward to returning to try something new very soon but I hope that it is a little more smooth the next time I stop in. As they are very new I am sure that the kinks are still being worked out. I say try it for sure.... It was a great rainy day choice.
__label__4 My husband and I were out and about with our two youngest when we happened upon this place. We decided to check it out. Wow! Am I glad we did. \n     I did the Build Your Own Bowl and had tofu, no carb option (twice the veggies), with the green curry sauce. The tofu is organic non-GMO and everything I ordered was vegetarian. It was incredible! Fresh veggies, perfectly grilled tofu, and the sauce was spicy and flavorful. \n   My husband ordered a spicy tuna roll and the cucumber salad. He was very happy with the flavors.\n   My son (22 months) had the kids teriyaki chicken with noodles. The kids get the option of having a cookie or mandarin oranges. My son had the oranges. It also comes with a drink. My infant daughter passed on the food. ;-)\n  It's a sit down/take out place. You order at a counter and they bring the food to you. The service is speedy and the prices are good.\n   We were able to eat a delicious, healthy meal for about $20 for all of us. In a country where fast food has become a staple in many people's diet, Tokyo Joe's is a breath of fresh air. \n   If you eat meat you're covered. Pescatarian? They have fish. Vegetarian?  No problem. \n    I will definitely be back!
__label__0 Furniture is ok but customer service and delivery was worst experience. \nSales rep not educated on they're own company policies and the worst company I have delt with on resolving a problem !\nI would drive two hours out of my way not to buy from them . My recommendation is anywhere but here !
__label__2 I stopped in after a jog in the neighborhood and ordered a small iced soy latte which cost me just under $5. The beverage tasted great, and the service was quick, but the prices are pretty high (75 cents extra for soy milk, almond milk, and even breve!) The staff seemed like they only acknowledged me because they got paid to.
__label__1 I'm writing this review while I'm trying to enjoying my meal at this Capriotti's  location. The food is good. But the staff.... oh man.\n\nThere must be a shift change happening. (3:10pm). A few guys walked out of from behind the counter. Just clocked out I assume. The all sat down at a table right next to mine and started talking. Loud F bombs, yelling at the workers who were still on the clock from behind the counter and a general uncomfortable feeling about the topic of their conversation is how I enjoyed my meal. Oh... and Dr. PEPPER  comes out of the Coke dispenser. I love this sub chain, but I won't be back to this one. Staff reflects management.... and with that being said, I'm sure my Capastrami sandwich addiction will have me looking elsewhere. 2 stars.
__label__4 I just had my dog groomed there this morning. He has been seeing Lis for years. I will NOT have any other groomer touch my Bichon baby. Please check her out she is great. She handles him with care and he always comes out looking beautiful.
__label__2 My wife and I decided to try this new pub in Fitchburg on our date night. The place was hopping at 5pm on a Saturday! We ordered chicken fingers for an appetizer with some sweet potato fries. The chicken fingers weren't impressive and neither were the fries. FYI, the side of fries with the chicken fingers are prepared differently than the sweet potato fries appetizer which comes some sort of spicy seasoning. I wish I would have gotten that instead.\n\nI also tried the French onion soup. It was very good and not too salty. My wife had the fish fry and I had the spicy blue burger. Both were tasty. A huge party foul though...I ordered my burger medium and it came well done. I was hungry so I went ahead and ate it, but obviously, not a good first impression. On a side note, the offer Sriracha at the tables as a condiment. I ordered a ramekin of mayo and made my own spicy mayo to dip my sweet potato fries in. Very delicious, but too bad they don't do this already.\n\nOverall, the visit was good and the pub has a great fresh look and ambiance. There's nothing unique enough for me though (no brewery, small space, food was so-so). I might give it another try after they work out the new place jitters.
__label__4 Listen, I party. A lot.  And I don't drink and drive.  I will however, pay off an imaginary DUI by taking Uber to and from places each time I go out.  \n\nOn the evening of Halloween, my wife and I decided to party on Mill.  We knew that traffic would be terrible, as well as any overnight parking.  And worse, surge rates for Uber would be off the charts.  We both felt that getting a local hotel would be the best option.  \n\nAfter an exhaustive search, I came across the newly remodeled Graduate Tempe.  It was a bit more than the other hotels, but the location worked out well.\n\nHere is what was great about it, from start to finish:\n\n-- The website was easy to navigate.\n-- The lobby was completely redesigned and looked fantastic.\n-- The staff was friendly.  Paid attention to details, and even had a bellhop waiting to see if we needed help up to the room.\n-- The school theme was well thought out.  Even the room key cards look like old student ID's.  Hotel stationary looks like composition notebooks, and instead of hotel pens, #2 pencils.\n-- I freak out about cleanliness everywhere I go. The room was flawless.  From the bedding, to the bathroom, to the towels.\n-- All new everything! I don't mean to call out other local boutique hotels in the valley (Clarendon, El Dorado, etc.) but everything has been replaced in the rooms. Not just fresh paint, but the chairs, paintings, bedding, T.V., etc.  \n\nHere is what I would have changed:\n\n-- I didn't get a chance to really enjoy the room or the balcony.  We were there for such a short time. \n-- The same goes for trying out the newly refurbished \"Normal Diner,\" which replaced the IHOP that had been there for years.  \n\nBoth of those things are my fault, though.\n\nIt was a fantastic looking hotel that I would love to go back to.  I usually stay at hotels based on price, and look forward to some great deals from The Graduate.\n\nEven at a regular room rate, you cannot go wrong with this hotel. Five stars for location, staff, amenities, and cleanliness.
__label__2 Donuts were really good and fresh. We went there around 9:30 and it was still busy. Fully stocked. There were like 5 people in the back still making donuts. A busy donut shop is a good donut shop b/c they are crankin out fresh donuts. Why only 3 stars? I got a dozen and for my last donut I asked for a few donut hole holes and she wouldn't do it. She said if you want holes you have to buy a dozen separately!! I mean, usually donut shops thrown in a few for free! Am I wrong here? A dozen was already way too many for us so I wasn't going but another 12 holes then I had to explain to my 4 year old we didn't get any holes. Donuts were Really good though.
__label__4 Loved this and so did my very critical thinking 13 year old! Would recommend for a group while in Charlotte. Be prepared to think and leave no stone unturned!
__label__1 I had the bean and cheese burrito. It was not flavorful and was rather salty - and I slat and pepper almost everything. The queso side for the chips was also salty, a little sweet, and overall underwhelming. The tortillas are fresh made and probably the best pare of the meal. \n\n service was quick and the dining are serviceable if not super comfortable. Family friendly and fairly busy so people seem to like this place. I wouldn't make it a regular spot. Chipotle is superior in my opinion.
__label__4 Yippee I found the best girls in North Phoenix.  Definitely stop in and see Ann, Tracy or Victoria for your holiday nails.
__label__2 Food is OK. Environment is awesome. Service is off. As previous review mentioned, chashu bun is a must try. Fried apply pie is special. However, the waitress is not prompt, who won't come to check if water is needed for the entire dinner.
__label__4 Beat the heat and head to Jump 'n' Jungle. Feeling stir crazy and want to release some pent up energy, go to Jump 'n' Jungle. On your way home from school and you want to interact with your friends and children, meet up at Jump 'n' Jungle. Two for Tuesdays are a budget friendly activity.\nNote: Pack clean socks for children and adults. Shoe-free environment and socks are required for everyone.
__label__4 We had my daughters 2nd birthday party there, it was awesome. $150 for up to 15 kids not bad price. They were so helpful with helping us loading n loading all the food/drinks. The owner helped with cutting the cake. I brought an ice cream cake so they had a freezer to put it in. Kids had fun! Only bad thing is that they only wanted us to bring food from a restraunt, no homecooked food. It would helped if we could make our own food n save some $$$ that way.
__label__0 Quite honestly the worst customer service experience I have ever had.  Not only did the manager stand within five feet of me as I leaned on the counter waiting for someone to acknowledge me, but when I finally did clear my throat and ask for help ( after four minutes, which I actually counted because three employees made eye contact with me and made a point of ignoring me so I started a timer on my phone)but when I told her I really would like to know how long until my food was ready so that I could plan on calling an uber.  I explained to her that the reason for this was that one of the members of our group had a few too many and wasn't feeling well so I needed to know if I should call a separate uber to take them home first or if our food would be ready soon since we had already waited twenty minutes.  Instead of answering our question she told me that since they weren't feeling well if they made a mess she would call the cops and we would all be arrested for graffiti.  I told her that was probably one of the dumbest things I had ever heard and I really was just trying to make sure that we would be able to get our food and still be able to get our friend home.  At this point she threatened to call the cops because she felt unsafe so I asked for a manager.  She told me that she was the supervisor so she was the closest thing they had to a manager at that time of night so any complaints I had could go directly to her and they weren't going anywhere beyond that. I told her I would be out of there as soon as my food was ready and I would like to know how long that would take.  Instead of answering me she stared at me while she called 911 and told them I had threatened to assault her.  The fact that I'm writing this review just an hour after this incident should tell you that this was completely false.  I will no longer be coming here and I sincerely hope that you don't either.  There are plenty of other places open this late that won't try to have you arrested for checking on your food that it simply isn't worth the attitude you get from the staff.\nUpdate:  I tried to get ahold of management or the owner to tell them about this issue and have been repeatedly blown off.  If the story above is to long to read let me sum it up for you.  The customer service here is the worst I've ever seen and management doesn't care in the slightest.
__label__3 Easy thing to say that this building (Old Spaghetti Factory) has had a long history of being cursed... I think Sauce is here to break that curse!\n\nWe walked in on a late Friday afternoon, this place is HUGE. Tons of restaurant seating available, large bar, lounge type seating near the pool tables, and a back room for live music and karaoke. We were greeted promptly by the bartender, and were given happy hour pricing even though we were a tad early (not quite 4pm yet). She was easy to talk to and let us know about all their events going on and coming up. Fridays are Karaoke night and Saturdays are live music nights! Some themed nights are on the calendar as well!\n\nRich, the owner, was quick to come see our large group. He is an awesome individual.. not the kind of owner you meet who's gonna brown nose his customers and be fake and smiley. Rich was true and authentic, not shy of who he is. One can say that an owner should be sucking up to clientele, but I think authenticity will bring people back!\n\nWe spent most our time watching the ball games on for the day, plenty of TVs surrounding the bar, a perfect place to go for the games and no hesitation from staff when we asked for a different game on the TV we were watching.  \n\nFor food, we only ordered appetizers from the HH menu since we had already eaten: spinach-artichoke dip, fried cheese, and a personal pizza. I loved the spinach dip, hot and gooey with visible spinach & artichoke hearts with cooked pizza dough (i think) for dipping. Fried cheese isn't plain ol' mozz sticks, its provolone wrapped pepperoni and then fried and then placed on a plate with marinara (I believe?) and pesto cream sauce. The pizza was inhaled down the bar, so I didn't get to partake. \n\nI can't give a 5 star yet because our visit was centralized around the bar. I look forward to trying their entrees on the menu and for some of their live music nights. I have a good feeling about Sauce. Just what the neighborhood needs: genuine people, yummy food, full beers, and a little bit of nightlife fun.
__label__0 NFL football on and I'm listening to Casey Kasum tip hits from 1978. What is the target demographic? This isn't the only time I left due to terrible ambiance. I'll keep  giving this place a chance because of the happy hour pizza and wings. I hope they will find an identity.
__label__4 If you want great Indian food then this is the place for you!  This is by far the BEST Indian food in Scottsdale/Phoenix.\n It was so much fun to try different dishes and have everyone taste GREAT.  Yes, everyone was delicious.\n I couldn't pick a favorite because they were are ALL fantastic.   When we left the restaurant we were already planning our next trip back.
__label__2 I love Indian food. There, I said it. The problem? There just aren't that many great places here in Phoenix to get it. So when I saw a new Indian place open and get such rave reviews, I was excited. My mom and I decided to meet here for lunch last week. This place was a little hard to find, but it is on the NE corner of Tatum and Cactus (I went to like every other shopping center first... *palm to forehead*) and it faces cactus (by the Olive Garden sort of). When we entered, my first thought was, oh cute... my second thought was... this place is owned by Roka Akor's restaurant group... that's...weird. Anyway, the owner greeted us and that is when things started to get weird. The owner is a talker... he said so himself... and the things he talked about were a little off putting for a restaurant owner... he talked about politics... people walking by the restaurant.... his old chef who stole from him.... karma...you name the awkward conversation topic to have with a stranger, he probably talked about it. I would say this isn't advisable for a restaurant owner... it's not like we came here to hang out with him, we came here to eat.\n\n Speaking of eating, my mom and I shared a Thali and an order of samosas. I was excited they had Thalis (not many places that I've been here do). The thali is like going to an Indian buffet when you are on a serious diet... you get to taste many items, but just a small amount of each. The Thali consists of 3 'main' dishes - you pick the protein for 2 of them and the third is a mixed veggie curry. They allowed us to mix the lamb vindaloo with the chicken masala (after a little nudging from me and agreeing to pay the higher price - 14$). The lamb was very good, tender, just the right amount of spice. The chicken was also tender, but kind of bland for Indian food.... I guess at dinner you can choose your spice level, but not the case at lunch. The veggies were alright... nothing great, nothing bad. It also came with salad (meh.. salad is salad), two scrawny pieces of plain naan (again... nothing special), rice, and a fried dough ball soaked in sweet syrup (I was kind of sad since reports on here said it used to come with rice pudding... I love rice pudding, the dough ball is just ok). The real star of our meal were the samosas... these things were hot, crispy, and well seasoned. \n\n\nWill I be back? Eh, maybe if I were in the area, my mom really enjoyed it, but overall I thought it was just ok and far more expensive (and less delicious) than some of the lunch buffets out there.
__label__4 I was in a jam and needed a locksmith quick, I searched Yelp and came across Master Lock & Security-I called them and the spoke to the owner, Carmon , explained my situation and before you knew it - he was at my location in less than 30 minutes-very good service, he gave me a fair price and i would not hesitate to use his company or recommend him to others!
__label__4 Are there twice while staying at the Mirage. There was a little bit of a wait, the food was delicious. I had the biscuits with gravy and the potato hash. Delicious! Had pancakes and bacon. Yummy too!  This place will be on my list for the next trip to Vegas. Plus it's 24 hours. Can't beat that!
__label__4 Just came back from here today and loved it.\n\nLocation - Nice. Off Silverado Ranch and Bermuda, a lot of places near it and a good area of town.\n\nAtmosphere - Cute. It was clean, I enjoyed the setup and the dim lighting\n\nFood - Excellent! There were so many options on the menu it was hard to chose, they also had a vegetarian friendly menu. Huge portions, great value, and the food itself was amazing. Food is spicier than most thai places, they warn you, so make sure you don't get anything over a 3 if you only want mild spice.\n\nService - Our server was great. Very friendly, helpful and quick. My boyfriend was clearly struggling with his Pad Thai (which was a level 5 spice) but, we weren't going to ask for a new one or complain, but the server offered to make him a new one. It was a very kind gesture.\n\nWill be back!
__label__3 Place is new clean and relaxed. \nCame in at 6pm was empty and wasn't sure if to go in or not. \nDecided to take the chance and I am so happy we did. \nThe food is great, prices are even better and service with a smile. \nCan't ask for more :) \n\nDecided to take over the menu and try a lot of things. \nAs you will be able to see in some of the pictures. \n\nI think this is a great place to come in have a few drinks with friends and quick bite to eat.\n\nIf you are looking for full course meal you can get it but finger food that is great and drinks that come quick. \n\nCome inside take the chance it is definitely worth it :)
__label__2 Service was confusing and the menu transition from lunch to dinner was frustrating. Over all pizza was grand.
__label__2 Food was ok. Really cool concept, but menu is all over the place. It's bbq meets seafood meets sandwiches. I opted for the burger and fries.. My burger was burnt, if we weren't in a hurry to get back home, I would have sent it back. Fries were good. My hubs had the pulled pork sandwich sans slaw and he said it was good, but didn't finish it. Food is a little on the pricey side. It set us back 40$ for 2 sandwiches and two side salads.
__label__3 Food was excellent. It is good for casual sushi but service could be more professional.
__label__2 Decided to try this place about 2 weeks ago with a big group of friends. We let the server know ahead of time we were are trying to catch a movie in about an hour and a half, plenty of time to order and enjoy the food. The server was nice enough to let us know that there was a 25 percent off special going on tuesdays. \n\nMy boy friend and I ordered the deviled eggs and shared a combo plate. The deviled eggs were tasty with like these crunchy chicken things on top. The combo plate included two kinds of ribs, hot links, and choice of two sides. The mopped up ribs were really good and flavorful, whereas the dry rub were just ok. Hot links were good too. We chose mac and cheese and side of corn bread for our sides. The corn bread was absolutely fantastic. Mac and cheese was ehh. \n\nSo why the 3 stars? Well our server and the rest of the staff just seemed to be in panic mode. Initially when he took our orders, it seemed like he was having a hard time using their tablet system. They kept forgetting to refill our drinks. One of our friends had lemonade and he came back with sweet tea and said \"Please tell me you like sweet tea, because we are out of lemonade.\" He brought us to go boxes that were too small to fit those huge dry rub ribs. Then when it came time to pay it seemed to have even flustered them more. It was like a 30 minute ordeal to pay. \nAnd of course we were late for the movie. I wish they just had more of a sense of urgency.\n\nThe food was good and we will come back to give it another try.
__label__0 I only gave this one star because yelp would not let me write with no stars lit. We ordered a drink, an appetizer, and a combo platter for my birthday dinner tonite. The drink and the deviled eggs came out right away and both were great.\n\nAn unusually long time later our platter came out. Brisket, chicken and pulled pork with Mac and cheese and green beans. The presentation was great, with the server explaining each of the three sauces. Everything looked great, until we started eating. Everything was cold. \n\nWe sent the platter back and got platter #2. SAME PROBLEM!!!!!  All of the meat was cold, one of the slabs of brisket was a half slice of fat and burnt beef, and all of the sides were smaller portions. \n\nMy wife asked for the manager, who begged us not to leave  and allow him to \"make it right\" and told the waiter to \"take care of this\" waving his hands around our table. After waiting AGAIN for our meal, we finally got one that was at least hot. At this point we just wanted to leave. But wait, it's not over!  After waiting for anther 15 minutes (during which the hostess who had obviously overdone the Xanax that night weirdly offered us more water) THEY BROUGHT THE CHECK !!!  And they had the balls to charge full price!!\n\nMy wife paid the check in order to get us the hell out of Satans kitchen, convinced that the producer of whatever hidden camera show we were on would surely arrive and tell us it was all a joke and we had been punked. On the way out, zombie hostess told us to \"get home safe and warm....\"\nPLEASE GO ANYWHERE BUT HERE TO EAT!!!!  I can't imagine that this place will be open much longer.
__label__0 Unfortunately everything that my husband and I ordered was unsatisfactory. The burnt ends were extremely dry, and the crab cakes and chili were terribly bland. On a brighter note, the sweet tea was delicious.
__label__2 Great menu options. Service was hit & miss. Atmosphere lacked a little bit of energy. Food was good. Grits & Pork Belly was my favorite . Quality of food was even better. Pricey for BBQ. Once management figures it out will be a great place.
__label__1 I've been there twice.\n\nThe first time, the food was good and the service was great.\n\nThe second time, the food was just OK, their best dish (pork belly & grits) was not available and the service was poor.
__label__2 Lee's sandwiches are lee's sandwiches iam just excited I don't have to drive all the way to China Town to get my Viet Sandwich fix...Yay!!!
__label__1 I wanted to love this place so much. It's around the corner from my place and was super excited to hear of its opening. Went in today right at 5. It was hard to miss all of the employees in the restaurant,  and equally hard to miss how messy the salsa bar and drink station were. Surely one of the employees could wipe the counters?  The best thing I ordered was a side of beans. Beans. My turkey mole taco was ok. But the pastor taco had no flavor. Both tacos needed salt. I'm so sad that the food wasn't better. Not sure if I will try again.
__label__3 Great tacos. I had 2 fish and a side of chips and salsa. They are street taco sized but filling nonetheless. Super friendly folks at the counter. I'd go again.
__label__1 The lobby area definitely looked beautiful but the lack of customer service and room condition brought the impression down tremendously. For starters, the shower drain was clogged. Then the shower pressure was VERY slow, like practically dripping. Then, we had leftover food from Benihana that we needed to heat up to eat and when I called the front to ask for a microwave the lady rudely said there's NOT EVEN ONE microwave in the entire hotel for guests to use. Like.. Seriously?! How is that even possible?? Oh, then we called papa johns for pizza one night and were told that papa johns isn't allowed on westgate property. Cmon people. Settle your differences so guests can have the convenience we pay for.
__label__0 I found a employee holiday deal for $48 per night on line, I made reservation and receive a confirmation, a week before my trip,  I called the resort to confirm it, they told me that i reserved the room thru the 3rd party on line, they couldn't help me, I had to contact on line company, I went to the West Gate Resort website and didn't know how did it re-route to other web site.\n\nAt the time of check in, I was up grade to JR. suite without additional charge, I reconfirmed it with the staff inside the VIP lounge, she said yes, free upgrade, BUT when I checked out, they charged $55 upgrade fee PER NIGHT, I argrued with the staff, she said that I requested it, there was nothing she could do to help me since this reservation was online, I spend 20 minutes in the VIP lounge, there was no manager in at that time, I could not do anything but paid it, they already charged my credit card. FOR THE RATE, it wasn't worth the time and hustle to deal with this when you are on vacation... Yu want to enjoy your vacation,\n\n, you can get a better rate or same rate for some hotels on strip, this way you don't have to drive and deal with the traffic
__label__2 I decided to try this place out despite the reviews, and everyone is 100% spot on. The decor is cool looking. The bathroom was odd. The hand dryer is located on the one faucet. So if there are multiple people, they have to wait to wash their hands while you fight with the awkward dryer. For the ladies...they actually don't have sanitary depositories in the stalls. You have to walk out of the stall to the main trash to throw things away (unless I missed it somewhere). \n\nI had the veggie burger. It was tasty, but is definitely on the small side. I would agree that it is more like a slider. The fries are good as well. I'd say they are pretty much a normal portion size, but if I'm paying extra, it would be nice to have a larger portion.  The water cups are tiny. You have to sip it like a fine wine. I was not stuffed after the meal. I was able to go to the movies after and down a medium size popcorn without any issues. \n\nI hate to say, but I don't think this place is going to make it. I think for the cost, it's not worth it. They need to make things cheaper or provide larger portions. I don't think there was an option to double up the veggie patty?
__label__0 First of all, a store that is advertised as a Ramen store should at least be using real Ramen noodles. Instead, they committed the biggest food crime by substituting the more expensive Ramen noodles with Chinese lo mein noodles. To make it worse, the broth is basically hot water with tons of MSG. The pork tastes like dry cardboard and it seems that the chef do not even know how to properly cut a meat. The egg is over boiled and even the mushroom used are the ones used for the actual lo mein dish. The worst crime is to actually having the audacity to charge $9 for a \"lo mein soup\".\n\nI would recommend not supporting a dishonest business that tries to trick the customers. Basically, if you are looking for some decent Ramen, AVOID this place at all costs!
__label__2 The meat is bbq less. Who wants to add sauce to their own bbq...not me. It was 3 star worthy. The fries & beans were just ok. Will I return maybe.
__label__2 Our family have been going here for any parts or service for our subaru for awhile now and we haven't been disappointed yet, their customers service are good and willing to help you find anything you need, want or simply if have any questions.. but the sales deportments are not the same, promise you the world and always run short at the end. \n\nThe family wanted a new forester and we been looking around the valley and couldn't find a white one, so we came here to see if there was a white one around... we look around the lots and couldn't find a white one, so we ask and they said they do not have a white forester in the lot.. but trying to force us to look at a impreza which was on sale... \n\nWe said we wanted a forester not a impreza but they keep trying to show and tell us why a impreza would be a better choice, well i mean thats fine, but keep pushing it again and again. The next day they got a white forester which they told us they will not be getting and sold it to someone else.. Overall is a nice dealer but not that big. We will continue to come here for service and parts but for buying a car I think not..
__label__4 Reformed Central opened its doors on Monday! It is the second location for Reformed Pilates that started in Arcadia. The new location has 10 Allegro 2 reformers and 30 Keiser M3 Plus I spin bikes. They offer a mixture of high-intensity pilates, spin and 30/30 classes (25 minutes pilates and 25 minutes spin). If you live in the area you MUST check them out. 1st Week Unlimited is FREE for new clients.
__label__2 I stopped into Crave with my boyfriend for a cocktail and a snack.  I tried the blueberry lemonade which was great, I enjoyed the flavor- it was a perfect mix without being too sweet! We ordered an appetizer, which was tasty. I want to say I like Crave, although the service was lacking. I know that Crave is one of a few restaurants open in Downtown Summerlin at this time, so I want to give them the benefit of the doubt and hope that the service will improve, I think they have the cocktails and food to be successful, they just need the service and hospitality to catch up with it.
__label__0 The food was hit and miss the last time I ventured here.  The service was terrible and the reception was as bad as it can get.  3 minimum wage females with attitude.   I was at a movie and thought I would give it another try.   Hostesses are clueless. ..  the only reason they are busy is the other sit down dining are not open yet.  I walked out as they just don't know how to treat a customer.  No hello, no I will be with you in just a moment,  nothing but attitude.   They were too busy with their chit chat than doing their job.\n\nI predict closure if they don't fix the lack of service as MTO,  California Pizza, Wolfgang Puck and Grape Street will pull 90% of their current business.    \n\nOwner and Management,  make changes before you loose your investment.
__label__0 I will give zero star if I can. Bad service. Dim sum is just so so. Rice noodle is the worst I ever have in the restaurants----a few and very very short noodle and 3 fish balls (which  taste like the one I buy in any market).
__label__2 Just opened, I will give them them the benefit of the doubt cause there other counterpart on charleston, not as good service could be better, layout is nice, ordered the burger, fries where great burger was burnt on the outside despite ordering med well, either they over used a blow torch or didn't clean the stove.
__label__2 Let's get real folks:  this isn't the place to come to expect stellar service or to bring a hot date.  It is the type of place where you will probably get some pretty good takeout, however.  \n\nI ordered a vegetable plate with hummus, a salad, spinach pie, and falafel and I was pleased with everything.  All of the food was great.  I will be back for some takeout, but I can't see myself dining in.
__label__0 This is by far the worst experience I have ever had. I've always loved Bahama bucks and never had a problem. But today I ordered ice cream flavored shaved ice and get a cup of ice cream and shaved ice. This is ridiculous...
__label__0 Attended the Sammy Hagar event 10/18/14\n\nONE HOUR BEER LINES!!! Absolutely unacceptable for Vegas standards. It's run by the owner of the \"D\" so the \"D\" must stand for dysfunctional. \n It has potential but I have no intentions to ever return. I could have drove home and got a beer out of my fridge before we were served here.
__label__0 I was very disappointed with this attraction. The amount of people they sent through in groups was way more then they should have sent through. The actors were really not that scary. I paid $53 to be in and once in line it was lie we were all the same. I paid for VIP 2 but felt like general admission. I shouldn't have had to wait as I paid for instant access. I would not recommend this to anyone unless there was a decent Groupon for the tickets. Nice try Rob, maybe next year!!
__label__2 We have been to the Town Square location 4-5 times, and were excited to see one closer to our house and wanted to try it. We love the decor it is very comfortable, and the service is always A++.  \n\nI received an e-mail excitedly telling me with beautiful photos about the yummy dishes that would be awaiting me once I went in. Yeah! I was inspired, and away we went.\n\nUpon sitting down, was a bit disappointed to be told that this location does not actually honor the company-wide e-mails and they do not have these dishes or promotions that we have come in for. Even though we were told by a manager, they are know to be \"wildly successful\" for the other locations. OK, there are other choices. Not the end of the world.\n\nWe both order entrees, starting with caesar salads.\nAnd even though the Romain in the salad we super fresh and crunchy, our salads were actually completely flavorless, pre-manufactured croutons, barely any cheese. It was a dud.\n\nEntrees - We both ordered a season special. Mine was great, my partner was mediocre. \n\nKey lime pie for dessert was delicious.\n\nThis is my exact challenge with Bonefish, which I was hoping would not be the case in this new location. It is frequently inconsistent and rarely amazing. The food is \"fine\", but for a $100 dinner, I kinda want something awesome! And yet, I think we keep going back for the comfy booths and excellent service.
__label__1 I have more than excitedly dined at the Bonefish Town Square location at least a half-dozen times in the recent past...with both service and food quality so consistent that I order the same entree each visit - without hesitation.  The Summerlin location, disappointingly falls short.  Two entrees ordered arrived well after 35 minutes of wait (at a non-busy 3pm serving time)...entrees appeared and tasted as if they had been sitting under a heat lamp for at least an hour before service -- reminiscent of pre-made, glazed over desserts that sit in diner display coolers for weeks/months.  Lobster served lukewarm and rice with no flavor and a cool crunch, as well, the cocktail menu seemed to have undergone an unfortunate and muddled revision.  Service was genuine and friendly, no qualms there...though for a $100.00 meal -- absolute stellar food quality is by no means an unreasonable factor to expect/demand. I do remain an overall fan of Bonefish restaurants...though I will allow the Summerlin location a second chance hopefully and once these new growing pains have been resolved.
__label__1 There wasn't anything particularly good or bad about our lunch.\nWe had the bang bang shrimp as an appetizer. It was quite tasty.\nLunch for me was the fish tacos... they were okay.... a lot of mango salsa and not a lot of fish. The home made chips served with the tacos were good.\nMy husband had the red snapper from their specials. He said it was okay, not really good, not really bad. \nI wish I had a more exciting review to write, but truthfully as boring as this review is..... that is just how boring our lunch was.
__label__0 For my fathers birthday he decided to go to the bonefish grille. We had had high hopes but they were quickly dashed. \n\nWe had a shellfish allergy in our party and after making the server aware we ended up finding a shrimp in our appetizer that somehow mistakingly found its way onto the plate. This potentially life threatening mistake was treated very casually and without any apology. \n\nAfter that the food came and a member of our dining party was handed a hot pad to retrieve her plate as the server handed it to her, a very awkward and unprofessional way to be served your meal. \n\nAll the waiters have iPads which takes away from the whole experience. Instead of being able to casually order no eye contact is made as they are too enthralled in ordering with the electronic device. \n\nAs far as the food is concerned it is less than appetizing to say the least. The sea bass was raw in the inside and the fish tacos were small and thin pieces of fish absolutely buried in an overly sweet mango salsa. Encasing the tacos was a stale tortilla. \nThe whole experience was utterly dismal. \nWe are going to have to redo my fathers birthday somewhere else as this was a severe disappointment or better yet cook at home!
__label__1 We went to this Bistro based on a recommendation. It wasn't very busy when we first went in & were able to put in an order right away. My friend & I both decided on the Rosemary Chicken Panini. Considering how busy it was (not too busy), it took a pretty long time to get our food.\n\nEach sandwich was served with a small portion of greens topped with their mustard vinaigrette. I don't care much for greens but I'd say that the mustard vinaigrette was the best thing on the plate. I will preface by saying that I had made a substitution to my sandwich (ordered it with pesto instead of sundried tomatoes) but it didn't matter much since it didn't have the taste of pesto anyway. I thought the garlic spread had a really strong flavor and there was way too much cheese. There was also an off taste to the sandwich ... I'm not sure what it was. After only a few bites, I was tired of it.\n\nThe cookies looked so tempting that even though I wasn't too impressed with my meal, I thought I'd give it a chance. Probably should've thought twice because it got busier at the cash register & they switched cashiers to someone who wasn't at all efficient. It wasn't worth the few dollars I paid or the 10 minutes I waited for it. I'm not sure if I'll be back here.
__label__4 Amazing food from start to finish! I wanted some good authentic Mexican food so I drive 45 minutes and it was worth it! The food was fresh to order with amazing salsa and the service was great! We got our food within great timing.  I would definitely come back!
__label__4 Great new place.   My wife and I tried the Pho Dip and the Shrimp Po Boy.   I couldn't decide which I liked better.  Both were tasty.  Their sandwiches come with sides also.   We got the Asian slaw and their homemade furikake chips.   Both were excellent.   We look forward to trying their other items in the future.
__label__4 First visit to this place and it was off the hook.  Now the clarification.  We ordered food to go, the Thai Clam Chowder, the Dragon Fries, a Chicken sandwich and two Pho Dip sandwiches.  \n\nThe food is SPICY there is no doubt about that.  The fries were AWESOME, spicy, garlicky, everything they said they would be ...YES I love spicy food.  The Pho Dip's were AMAZING.  I love French Dip Sandwiches but this one with the twist they put on it was a really amazing sandwich and to me beats any French Dip you will find in this town.\n\nThe chicken sandwich was good I am told but the chicken did have the fatty part of the skin on it which was a turn off for the person eating it.  \n\nThe claim chowder with the Thai twist I am told was very spicy as well and they were not able to eat it because of the spice level but said the soup itself did have a good taste if not for the spice.\n\nSome can hang and some cannot.  I will visit this place again as there are other items on the menu I would like to try.   This is a place if you like spice, you should definitely try.  If you don't like spice, stop and talk to the guys there and see if they can take it down a notch although in my opinion that would defeat the purpose of their food but overall it was amazing and I will be back.
__label__2 Ordered takeout from here last night. We had the Asian Falafel Wrap, the Chicken Katsu Club and the Dragon Breath Fries. It all was very good except the Dragon Breath Fries were soggy when we got them home. And we live just right across the street so I don't think it's a time in the box thing. I'll try again and see if it's better next time. \n\nIn any event, it's better than the East Coast Eats that was in the same place before.
__label__4 I loved this meal so much I already want to come back for lunch tomorrow. \n\nI really appreciate the offering gluten free options for those of us with a wheat/gluten allergy. It was hard to decide which items to get, but we settled for Thai Curry Chowder, Chicken Salad Sandwich, Dragon Fries and the Pho Dip, all on gluten free bread. \n\nThe bread was thick and sturdy which held up with the huge portions of beef (Pho Dip) and ginger chicken salad in these sandwiches. The Pho was cooked a perfect medium rare, and we loved the five spice flavors with the pickled veggies. The ginger chicken salad was refreshing, loved the crunch from  the walnut, and the everything tasted fresh. \n\nThe soup was delicious, especially with the hint of coconut. Perfect to eat on a colder night. \n\nThe taro root and potato house made chips were divine. I could eat those chips all day long. We also got an order of Dragon Fries which were great, but watch out! Towards the bottom sits all the chili, but we loved it. \n\nI definitely recommend coming to this deli for lunch, dinner, whenever. Good quality food for a very good price,and a friendly staff to back it all up!
__label__4 Great food! The pho dip is amazing and the dragon fries are a must! Bring your appetite!
__label__0 $25 worth of trash. Look at the picture. We waited in line for 30 minutes to get nasty hamburgers some lame chicken french fries that were soggy all in the container here's the real show
__label__0 Went to the newest Crazy Pita at Downtown Summerlin today and had the worst lunch experience ever.  Stopped by at lunch time and waited in a short line.  I ordered a chicken pita and a small bottle of water for a little more than $12.00, which I thought was too expensive, but I wanted to try this place.  I was given a number and told a waitress would bring over my food when it was ready.  The place is small with a small outdoor patio area.  As all the tables inside were taken, I found a small table outside to wait for my lunch.  I waited for 55 minutes and still had not received my food, so I went inside to ask what was going on with my order.  I noticed lots of people standing around pondering the same thing.  When I went up to the counter to ask when I could expect my food, the woman next to me said  she waited about 50 minutes and received a pita that was inedible with cold fries that were so oversalted she could not eat them.  I asked what order number they were on and was told there were still 12 orders to be prepared before mine.  I lost my patience as I really didn't want to wait another hour to receive what was essentially a chicken sandwich and left.  I will never go back there.  The service is horrible, the prices too high, and, from  what I saw and heard of the food, it's definitely not worth a two hour wait.
__label__2 A casual Mediterranean eaterie. I ate here when I came to the opening of Downtown Summerlin. I ordered the Mixed Grill of Two Skewers Plate with steak and chicken. The steak skewer was a bit overdone and slightly chewy, but still fairly good....but the chicken skewer was top notch. If chicken can melt in your mouth, this chicken did! The skewers were served on a bed of flavorful couscous with a cucumber salad and hummus on the side. I especially enjoyed the pita bread--it was very light and soft, almost fluffy! The service was excellent, the servers were friendly and very attentive. I will definitely go back, maybe to try the shrimp or salmon. Or maybe to see if that chicken is always so good!
__label__1 The food wasn't bad, but it was incredibly slow service. It took forever to place an order and there was no one in line. I probably won't be back .. I can't stand slow service
__label__4 I've seen Matt three times over the past few years. Expect to laugh a lot! He has a way of taking everyday life--like a trip to Walmart--and making it hysterical.
__label__1 Was hoping for a decent Mexican restaurant in South Chandler but instead got a Mexican Denny's. Lots of sloppy food with no taste and a bit overpriced. Do have a nice patio and drinks were OK if that's all your looking for.  Too bad doubt it will last very long. Take your money elsewhere.
__label__0 Very disappointing.  I would actually give this place a zero but yelp requires at least one star. This place is over priced and under staffed during dinner hours which caused significant delay. The food was warm at best and had to send my son's plate back because it was cold. They corrected the cold chicken fingers by dumping them back into the deep fryer. They were inedible at that point. I'm very excited to see what restaurant will move in next.....it's just a matter of time.
__label__1 I wanted to like this place....I really did!    It's the 3rd restaurant in this space in the 11 years we've lived in the area.  A fresh, bright and colorful interior change was so welcoming as was the 'full house' on our first visit.  The service was 'ok'....I cut them some slack because of it being a very busy night and the place being fairly new.  However, our waitress chose to stand and talk to the table next to us telling them about her life, rather than complete our order.\nThe first bit of food arrived - nothing to brag about.\nOur entrees arrived and were kind of tossed onto the plate.  Mine was barely warm (I am a stickler for hot food being served hot - don't just warm the plate and call it acceptable).  We decided we'd give it a try another time.\nThe second visit was similar to the first, except that there wasn't a large crowd, there were empty tables and yet we had about a 20 minute wait.  We sat at the end of the bar where servers were constantly coming up to get drinks for customers.   A big annoying.\nThe food service wasn't prompt nor accurate and once again, the plates were slopped up with food and sauce, barely warm and noting to brag about.\nI won't go back.  I give it a couple of months longer and they too will close their doors.\nIf I had to guess, I would say most of the food is prepared ahead of time so it's not really 'fresh'.   Nothing is loaded with flavors...pretty bland and boring\nThe location is fantastic!   Lots of homes around the area...a mixed crowd of young families and a senior community.   Seniors go out to eat and we like places close to home!!! !
__label__1 DISAPPOINTED!!!!  I went here at 8:00 on a thursday night.  I ordered the turkey, avocado and bacon on focaccia , a cannoli, parmesan chips and water.  First of all, they were out of focaccia, so I had it on a baguette.  Then, when i got to the window, she told me they were out of cannoli so she offered me a mousse dome.  Then she came back and said they were out of that.  So I got a brownie.  \nThe chips were stale.  Like they had been sitting out all day.  There was NO bacon on my sandwich, and the bread was tough tough tough. \n I will give them the benefit of the doubt and maybe try once more, but for the price, it was definitely not worth it.\nOne more thing...it is October 9, they were completely decorated for...CHRISTMAS!
__label__3 I mean, it's Nordstrom Rack. I am ready to be the first one in line Friday Morning.\n\nI'll update my review after I check out the vibe, merchandise and layout. So excited that this is opening near me : )
__label__0 Same story as everybody else. Waiting in a really long line, and only 2 attendants. They must not care too much about customer service around here.
__label__0 I've made the mistake of renting here twice. Each time the line was over an hour long. Life is too short. Go elsewhere.
__label__0 ZERO STARS. Do not rent from dollar/thrifty at the Las Vegas airport.  I wish I had paid a dollar a day more to rent from someone else. Every customer takes 14 -21 minutes to do their paperwork (you have plenty of time to time them). I waited about 80 minutes with my young children to get a dirty car. This has to be the least efficient system I have seen in a long time.
__label__2 This is tough to write because \"Orange Table\" was my favorite brunch spot in Scottsdale.  Now that it's become \"Park Place Bar & Grill,\" I am a bit disappointed.\n\nIn my opinion, it has a bit of an identity crisis, trying to satisfy everyone all at once.  \nThe music playing makes it seem like it's a jazz club.\nThe extensive wine bar inside makes it seem like it's a place for wine aficionados. \nBut then they have TVs inside like it's a sports bar, the patio is very casual, and they serve bottomless mimosas to satisfy the Old Town Scottsdale Sunday Funday crowd.\nSomething for everyone, but it's a bit odd to see it all in the same place.\n\nThe food is incredibly similar to \"Orange Table,\" but definitely not as good.\nMy wife and I ordered things we loved when it was \"Orange Table\" (Brunch Burger and Eggs Benedict), and we thought both were just OK.\n\nOur server, who we love and remember from \"Orange Table,\" called their new nighttime additions (including Happy Hour & Live Music) a \"work in progress.\"  \n\nOne thing I didn't particularly like seeing was one of the Managers/Owners smoking a cigarette on the patio in front of the guests.  \n\nSince writing this honest review, the manager reached out to me with what I believed were some pretty nasty comments.  That being said, the comment he posted to the review was well-written, and I'm sure it's difficult starting a new restaurant, so I applaud their efforts.
__label__0 An absolute waste of a drive from southeast side of town to this pretender of White Castle!!  I just wanted to try a few first and then order more for the rest of us in the car after. I ordered two cheeseburger for $1.92. Cold and flavorless. They were not cooked within the last hour for sure. A young kid was in the walk up area sitting in a tall bar stool with his back towards me as I approached and him having a discussion with someone behind the wall.I literally was handed my burgers in less than 15 seconds!!! then the kid sat back down to finish his conversation. Please buy a frozen pack of White Castle from the market until they actually open at the Casino Royale in another 2 Months!!
__label__2 I wouldn't go out of my way to come here again, but the tiny White Castle-esque burgers have good flavor. The fries are also spot-on: skinny and salty and a tiny bit limp.  Pricing is fair and they currently have a Groupon up.\n\nLocation leaves a lot to be desired- yes, it's in a gas station convenience store. But it's also kind of a seedy intersection and a run-down plaza, with a vaguely dirty store. The Quickee area also is oddly blocked off with dine-in counters but no stools?\n\nNot sure if I was shorted the drink with my #2 combo or if it somehow doesn't come with one, but adding cheese is essential to maintaining the WC taste. $6 for the four-piece meal is not a bad lunch.
__label__3 Sumac is a new Lebanese restaurant located on Notre-Dame Street that offers good food and good service in a minimalist and clean setting. My husband and I were drawn in one evening; we had passed in front of the place several times and we were curious to see if they were any good. \n\nWe had two falafel pitas and one small baba ganouj, all very tasty, fresh and filling. The pitas were especially big and warm. The waiting was longer than expected - although the entr\u00e9e came fast, it took 20 minutes for the pitas to be served - we decided it was well worth the wait.\n\nThe prices at Sumac are higher than at most other Lebanese chains around the city, however the quality of the food is clearly superior. When I brought that first eggplant dish to my mouth and tasted it, I knew for sure that whoever had prepared it actually cared. Their food is good and they know it! \n\nOverall Sumac is a good restaurant and I definitely recommend it.
__label__4 I've been to this little restaurant cafe several times and been delighted each time. The people in the establishment  are cordial and kind and a lot of fun. The food is really good ,prepared when ordered not sitting around for hours waiting for you to walk in the door . :-) its in a location that's easy to get to easy to get in and out of and never crowded. I would recommend it to anyone that loves delicious almost homemade tasting food! I will keep going back as long as they will let me in the door :-) lol
__label__4 First visit and very impressed.  Excellent quality and personable service. Clean, modern interior. An excellent addition to Henderson. Both owners took the time to come by our table and introduce themselves and ask how we liked the food.  Good portions and the quality is obvious.  We will be back many times.  Check this one out!
__label__4 I think I've found a new favorite restaurant! The food is very fresh and flavorful, atmosphere is quiet and clean, service is outstanding... the owner is so welcoming that it felt more like I was dining at his home than a restaurant! A1!
__label__4 Wow! This restaurant is absolutely incredible! I came in on a Thursday night and it wasn't super packed, Senator Harry Reid had just came in with his wife to eat. One of the owners was so amazing and I had some of the best service. I split the Combo Special and the food was so good, but did have a lot of food. We got complimentary drinks and dessert on the house and THE PITA BREAD WAS UNBELIEVABLE! It's house made and cannot be missed. Definitely coming back for more!!!
__label__1 My Mom and I stopped in for lunch last week, maybe Tuesday or Wednesday, at a little before noon. We were seated right away, the restaurant wasn't busy.  Iced teas were served in average time.  I ordered the TAB (turkey, avocado, bacon) sandwich with sweet potato fries.  My Mom wanted to order the half sandwich/salad option.  She wanted the same TAB sandwich and one of their salad items, a strawberry something salad.  She was told that the only salad options were a garden or ceasar salad, so she opted for a garden salad.  It took easily 30 mins for the order to arrive.  \n\nIn the meantime, the restaurant started to fill and it became obvious there were only two servers working the entire south side of the restaurant.  The order arrived and my mother's order was wrong.  She was given a full sandwich with a side salad which, once we got the bill, we realized the waitress got wrong and did a salad substitution instead of the other sandwich side options which added almost $2 to the bill.  Given that the waitress pointed out the half sandwich options, not sure why the order wasn't correct.  She was completely unavailable to straighten it out.  For a sandwich that is named with avocado sharing the spotlight with turkey and bacon, it isn't unthinkable to expect a few actual slices of avocado in there.  Both sandwiches had so little avocado, I had to take a pic and include it with the review.  The bread was average whole wheat bread.  A better quality of bread could have really upped that game.  One highlight was the battered sweet potato fries.  \n\n Would I try this restaurant again?  Probably not.  We're lunch diners and with Wildflower Bread Co down the street, their food is so much better.
__label__2 It took over a half hour for the food to arrive and then three of the four plates were wrong and had to be sent back.  This didn't even warrant a visit to the table from the manager. \n_ Update: The management contacted me very quickly to make up for the experience we had and assure me that they will deal with the issues in training their staff.
__label__3 Could not get into the Black Bear diner so we started looking around for a place to have breakfast before we started a trip.  Came across this place and it was not crowded, although the food is good enough for it to be crowded.  Have the breakfast sandwich. It was great.   The country potatoes are not that could, so stick with the hash browns.   Nice spot.  Will come again.
__label__2 UGH. How many Chicos, Victorias Secrets, and Zumiez could one suburban town possibly need?! I had such high hopes for DT Summerlin, and thought it would be laid out more like The Grove or Century City in LA, with pretty outdoor walkways, places to sit in the SHADE, and new and interesting shops or stalls. NOPE. The center driveway is for cars much like the District in GV now is, and there are no covered awnings or benches (which are made out of metal btw- LOL), so summer shopping should be a blast when it's 110 degrees. It actually had more of a vibe of an outlet mall, very sparse and dry. The two department stores, Dillard's and Macy's are on the far end of the largest parking lot, and Macy's looks like an old dilapidated department store, not one that just opened. \n\nThe walkways in between the stores are interesting, it's almost like the mall is cut in half and you have to go down an alley to get to the other side of the shops to see what you might have missed. The only restaurant open when I was there was Crave, which had a 2 hour wait, but other than that I think the only two additions will be CPK and Wolfgang Puck. The Nordstrom Rack, ULTA, Trader Joes etc. is on the OPPOSITE side, which is both good and bad. If someone just wants to go grocery shopping and run into NR, they can pull into that lot and not make a mess of navigating the mall, but if you are out shopping for the day, you'd have to move your car. \n\nI'll only return for Nordstrom Rack...
__label__2 I wasn't impressed. Everything is very spread out and the flow is odd. There are large open streets with parking and then small alleys that look like they might not be a good place to walk once it gets dark.\nI do like the architecture and style of the buildings and the decor. The water features are interesting, but security should keep children from playing in and on them. The selection of stores is average for a large mall, with a nice selection from low to high end.\nThe main problem I had was the restroom situation. They are very clearly marked, which is a plus, but at each location there is only one room. That is a family restroom with two toilets, two sinks, one baby changing station, and no stalls! I went to 4 different locations to find one that didn't have a line. For a place that is going to have such high traffic, they blew it on places to \"Go\"!
__label__0 They didn't have an option for forever 21 but I have to say the manager is very rough around the edges no customer service and has no business working in Summerlin she should be on the eastside of town.  I went in today Nov 16th to do an exchange for a dress I ordered online but I couldn't find anything I liked. I let them know that it was online ordering and she yelled at me for no reason saying TAKE IT BACK AND MAIL IT OFF YOURSELF OR GET A GIFT CARD. I couldn't believe she did that in front of everyone to show she's boss. I came in the store in a great mood until tha b%\u00d7\u00f7= chimed in the conversation i had with an employee not even arguing. I will never come back to that classy looking place with trashy fowl mouth managers at forever 21
__label__4 I feel like this place has GREAT potential. They have an amazing Regal theater that has leather reclining seats (like a lazy boy chair), bath and body works, Victoria secret....you name it they pretty much have it. I'm a pretty disappointed that they didn't include a Nordstroms here. But they do have a Nordtroms Rack. \n\nI'm looking forward to all the restaurants that will be opening up soon. This will def become one of my rotating spots.
__label__2 Just ok...cute atmosphere, friendly staff, but really nothing special about the donuts.  I was expecting a lot more, I guess!
__label__4 In comparison to the two other climbing gyms in town (R2C2 and NCC)\n\nPros: \n*TONS of bouldering routes from V0-Vcan'tbelievehowhardthatis with slab, overhung, really overhung, and upside down. Even when the gym is crowded, there are still plenty of spaces to climb\n*the routes change regularly\n*the work out area is a real work out area (running, biking, eliptical, and rowing machines that have plenty of space, kettlebells, dumbells, barbells, pull up bars, etc)\n*a shower, changing rooms, lockers, shoe cubbies, super clean bathrooms\n*yoga classes\n*incredibly professional staff who wear staff shirts and actively monitor the gym\n\nCons:\n*a drink vending machine and snack vending machine, but limited options and cash only\n*more expensive (Day pass is $17 while RRCC is $15 and NCC is $14. Adult EFT monthly membership is $64 while RRCC and NCC are $50)
__label__0 Im not sure if we just had a bad first impression or not but it seems as though we were wasting Dr. Webers time??  We went in for prescription  refills went to the pharmacy to pick them up and they were never faxed so now it seems as though we wasted or time. ..
__label__4 A few years ago, I tried scuba diving on vacation in a resort and it was a very stressful situation for me. I wasn't sure if I would ever try scuba again. \n\nA friend of mine told me about Destination Scuba and it changed my perspective on the world of scuba diving. Before I was afraid of scuba and felt rushed because I never had the chance to learn at my own pace. Destination Scuba was the complete opposite and has great instructors that know how to handle a scared little guppy like me! The ocean can be overwhelming, but also amazing and beautiful and given the chance to learn the basics of scuba with calm dive instructors who want me to enjoy it just as much as they do- it was just priceless! \n\nAnother cool aspect of Destination Scuba, they live up to their name! They plan many dive vacations throughout the year in tropical destinations. Sounds like the perfect excuse for a trip to the Bahamas- if you ask me!
__label__1 Driving through an area of town, where we normally aren't, looking for food, without a preference, my wife and I both spotted a sign for PameZan Subs at the same time. Hooking a quick U-turn, we pulled into the parking lot and almost didn't go in. \n\nThe front doors were both propped open, an extension cord was through the entrance, to where staff members were hanging a sign/banner on the side of the building. Not sure if they were actually open, or almost ready for business, we walked in, and were prepared to have to leave.\n\nA nice lady walked in, and had someone who was still on the clock come up and take our orders. The cashier/order taker was a very nice lady, with an interesting accent. They turned on the TV when we sat down, and I asked if they could put it on a specific channel. Not knowing if they had the channel or not, she handed me the remote, and said I could pick something to watch. \n\nBefore our food arrived, the cashier said/did something that drew the ire of who we are pretty sure is the Owner, Christopher. Christopher decided that on the line (which butts up against the dining area, with an open-air kitchen) was the perfect place to berate, and belittle this employee. A moment later, another employee came in, and asked the cashier a question. Christopher again was loud enough for us to hear, as he told the inquisitive employee, \"Don't ask her that, don't ask her anything, ever. She doesn't know anything. Ask me if you have a question.\" Or something pretty dang close to that.\n\nMy wife's food came out first, a few minutes later mine was delivered, Christopher made light that he forgot to make my food when he started making my wife's lunch. \n\nNeither of our meals were above average, they were disappointing even. \n\nMaybe it was a case of the \"just openeds\" - or their recipes are just bland and unappealing to us. \n\nNot sure if we will give them a try if they make it, until we are in that area, and hungry again.
__label__3 After one pho lunch I wasn't sure if I was ready to give Saigon Bay five stars - that's a big deal people!\n\nMy \"regular\" portion of pho was plenty and plenty delicious. I opted for P2- filet and the meat was sliced thin and came raw in my to-go package as to not over cook in the hot broth.\n\nThe to-go order was ready quickly and packaged well for transport. Saigon Bay is in front of Sushi 101 - in case you were turned around like I got.\n\nA bowl of love that will satisfy any pho craving- can't wait to try them again and truly rave.
__label__0 I will start with the good, recliners alcohol & good hot food (burgers....)\n\nOther than this being a knockoff attempt at the Galaxy theaters, that is where the good ends. I am surprised at the 5 star ratings here as the consumer is truly getting screwed here. Why? Regal in its infinite wisdom to ensure Red Rock Regal maintains its sweet profit margin is restricting the movies shown at the \"nice\" luxury theater. Yes, mostly the shows will be Geri-rated. Snore! So if you want to view a blockbuster and also would like to sit it nice reclining seats go to a Galaxy theater where they are trying to screw you over.\n\nBut the theater is nice.
__label__1 I am a consummate Nordstrom's Rack shopper, whenever a new one opens within a 2 state area (California/Nevada) I try and make it out.  All of the best stuff seems to come when a new Rack opens.  I have been to upwards of 15 Nordstrom Racks and some are certainly better than other, however, none are worse than this one.  The Men's Department is laughably small and the selection is rubbish.  There was nothing at all that I could find to buy.  In fact I was so disheartened that I thought a little shopping might cheer me up and I went to the Rack in Henderson and purchased 2 sweaters.  I had high hopes for this new Rack but I doubt I will make the journey back out to Summerlin just for this store.  Very disappointed indeed.
__label__4 Susan is absolutely the best!  I went to Susan after a long search for a new stylist and am so pleased with my choice.  Susan is fantastic with cuts and color, I wanted to make a change from long to short and could not be happier with the result.  I have had nothing but compliments on my hair.  Susan is charming, knowledgeable and is easy to talk to.  Overall, my experience could not have been better.  I will continue to go to Susan in the future.
__label__2 I wish I could write a better review. I've been waiting for a place like this to open and was pumped to see the market finally open last week. I understand that it's new but still they need to get themselves together. I ordered a sandwich, a flavorless chicken sandwich last week which came on a stale roll. I chocked it up to an opening week mistake. Today I ordered a veggie sandwich, paid for it and then was told their was no eggplant and they could substitute something. I said that would be fine so long as it was veggies. I walked over to the prepared food section and it looked like they had other roasted veggie options. He came back a minute later and told me they were actually out of all the ingredients for the sandwich. How can you be out of all the ingredients for one of your only vegetarian options? I asked if he could just make a sandwich with other veggies and he asked if I could pick  something else on the menu of 6 sandwiches.  I ended up with an ok but overpriced grilled cheese. He didn't offer compensation for clearly an issue that was his fault. Like i said, I want to like this place since right near my office. I'll try back in a few weeks
__label__4 We split the short rib enchiladas and pork carnitas and they were amazing! The salsas and guac were also delicious and extremely fresh, and the staff were very attentive. If we'd found this spot earlier in our trip we definitely would have gone back a few more times- but we'll definitely be back during our next visit to Vegas.
__label__4 Food and service were top notch. Our server was well informed, she made great suggestions and she was friendly. The food was full of flavor and fresh. I had the Carne Asada quesadilla and the meat was tender and melted in my mouth. All of the people in our party had great things to say about the food.
__label__4 We had enjoyed an amazing brunch at the original LV location in Mandalay Bay, so were excited to see the new location at the Forum Shops at Caesars, which is much more centrally located on the Strip.  We had lunch there today and were not disappointed.  The new space is clean and stylish, and though you will pay more than you would for taco truck or mission burrito fare, you really can't compare these beautiful and sublime plates to the mexican street food we are all used to.  We shared the carne asada nachos and the chicken poblano enchiladas.  Every bite popped with flavor and texture, the seasonings were spot on, and we kept eating long after we were full simply because the food was so delicious.  Can't wait to go back and try some other food next time we are in town, maybe next time we will cozy up at the ceviche bar?
__label__0 This is a HORRIBLE company. My mother is disabled and they took advantage of her. Our water leveler was broken and flooding our backyard for 2 months and supposedly had no idea it was the pool. Even though their website states that they check all parts before leaving. Don't understand how they could miss it shooting 1/2 a gallon of water per minute. (we found that out from our water company) I contacted BBB and all they offered was a month refund of pool services. Didn't even offer to pay for the damages in our backyard. We had a new guy come and he could not believe the damages it caused and how they \"didn't know\". This company is terrible with no morals at all. DO NOT USE THEM
__label__2 I enjoyed this cute new spot at the district.  Service was great and outdoor seating was perfect with a view of the musician and lights in the district courtyard.  The strawberry beer was delicious.  My favorite appetizer was the sausages in the puff pastry, so yummy!  We also had the pretzel bite, fries and wings which were okay but the puff pastry was by far my fav.  Nice spot for happy hour and to enjoy a nice vegas fall night out in a relaxed atmosphere.
__label__2 I really hate comparing places like this to locations in San Diego, but Vegas you've got a lot to learn about craft cocktail creations. \n\nIf you're somewhat familiar with the District or GVR for that matter, you probably know Due and Proper used to be the old Al's Garage. Now it's turned into what my brother likes to call the \"Haunted Mansion\" from Disneyland.\n\nThe decor is cool, the drinks are ok, and the bartending isn't the best. I came here on Saturday and the place wasn't very busy... yet. I finally got the bartender's attention after about what seemed like 10 minutes and ordered a measly Vodka & Soda. \n\nAfter I got my order, I found and studied the craft cocktails menu and noticed an intriguing looking drink called, \"The Dead Rabbit\". This was a mix of carrot juice, pepper, and some other forgettable ingredients. This drink had a beautiful color and great presentation, but almost no flavor. It's like getting a fancy sports car only to find out that engine is powered by your feet. Not worth the effort. The rest of the night I stuck with Vodka and Soda. \n\nThis place eventually got packed, but we were lucky enough to grab a booth. From here on out, it was another fun filled bar night. The service at the booth was awesome, almost too good because I walked out of Due and Proper feeling, \"Stewed and Proper\". \n\nI will be back, and upon my return I will try another craft cocktail. I mean there's always time for a second chance. Hence the reason why you can update reviews, right?
__label__0 These people fixed my phone a week ago it falls once and it gets a huge crack on the screen. I go to see what they would do for me seeing as the screen and lcd is not worth the $150 they charged me and all they say is \"you have to pay another $150\" never again am I going to these people they rip you off and the screen had a dent on it when I go home and see that it really was not worth it. They suck and I would not recommend them. If you have the money to spend then go there. they don't take long getting your phone ready but enjoy getting ripped off if you go.
__label__2 It bills itself as a seafood buffet. There is some seafood, some basic sushi (mostly the \"rolls\"), pizza and such. Quite a few varieties of seafood though and the price is only $9.20 for lunch. Watch the Val-pack envelope in the mail for the 15% off. They start serving dinner (more expensive) at 4pm. I was just leaving but I noticed that for dinner they put out some kind of large roast, some crab legs (not split), and I do not know for sure what else. Lunch was good and the price includes a soft drink
__label__2 All I can say is...eh. Don't get me wrong there are lots of cool food vendors that whip up some decent grub, but it's nothing amazing. Most everything here is fried, food truck style, or carnival style. I just don't like feeling like I'm shoveling down crap just because it's a \"foodie fest.\" Honestly it's not worth the inflated prices for average greasy food. Overall, highly overrated. You can find way better food else where and for way cheap.
__label__1 I was really hoping to enjoy this place.  Great location in a modern building. The problem was more with the kitchen than anything else.\n\nCame when there wasn't a crowd and was asked to sit inside or outside. Chose inside and was seated quickly in the middle of a long row of tables.  Waitress was very friendly and the service was quite good. We ordered and waited.\n\nMy stepdaughter had the Kobe burger and asked for it to be 'medium', it was rare. My girlfriend asked for the Turkey burger, it was under cooked with a soft white center and had to be sent back to the kitchen. I had the Samburger which as a burger with bacon on it. I asked for it to be medium rare and got it very rare.  I like rare anyway, but not what I had asked for. The buns were nice and soft and the flavor was ok.  On the bright side, the loaded fries were very good, according to my stepdaughter.\n\nThere is a lot of new competition in Gilbert and not performing well is not going to help. I am sure other Yelpers liked this place, but it will not be one of my top picks.  I will try it again in a month or two to see if they have fixed their kitchen. I can cook faster and better than these guys. AND, I am not classically trained.
__label__3 Great burger place, great service our order came out fast (which is nice when your starving) roomy dinning area, nice outside patio. Burger was nice a juicy! I got the burger of the day which was kobe beef patty with avocado, bacon and American cheese and my boyfriend got the samburger, both great but they tasted the same..so in other words I wouldn't pay the $5 extra for the kobe beef...I've had American kobe beef before and it tasted like steak, this just tasted like ground beef which is okay but for $15? Oh and thats not including fries...it ranges $5-$7 extra.Anyways I recommend to try it out if you like burgers and shakes!
__label__3 We need a place like this in town. Seafood is flown in every day-ish and the staff is awesome. If you can, ask for Matthew. Great personality and will help you figure out how to find the meat in a blue crab!!
__label__3 The waiter was amazing, and so was the food. The ambiance is really nice. Very fun and loud. VERY casual. Don't wear anything nice, you WILL smell like their sauces. The food was really great and super interactive. I don't suggest the shrimp, they're not that great. King crab still has my mouth drooling.
__label__2 We have eaten here three times now and the food is decent. The only complaint that I have is the size of the containers used to put salsa in. When I asked the girl if I could get a larger container she rudely said no.
__label__4 Had a great dinner! Just had the Cali roll and pot stickers. Overall the Sushi rolls looked very good. Our server was very nice however they only had two at the time of dinner. I will be back for sure
__label__3 We have eaten here a few times. The dinner options are great and the garlic knots are awesome. We have had issues with wait times, but honestly, its no worse than any other place. The food is good and if the service is on time, it's worth the wait.
__label__3 Good sushi!! The place is located on a very quiet, kindda ghetto part of Fremont but the sushi is excellent.
__label__2 I had a nice time celebrating at the club. My only issue it that the well drinks are very strong with cheap liquor. If you use less liquor you can afford to buy a better grade of liquor.
__label__0 Rude uncaring staff at this place. I can understand why this hotel company as not made a profit in 6 years. I would have guessed a monkey is in charge with no idea what he is doing! \n\nThe first issue was I booked a room with 2 queen beds and was given a room with 2 doubles. The room is tiny and reminds me of a college dorm room.  I called the front desk and was told that's the way it is now. Great service!\n\nThe second issue was checking in.  They have no lines you just stand someplace in front of the desk and hope to be next. People are all over wondering what to do. \n\nThe third issue was only 3 elevators work in the whole building. The place normally has 11 elevators so imagine the wait times. Each time we dared to go to the room it was a 20 minute wait each way. \n\nThe 4th problem I had was they did away with platinum members checking in VIP.  It's an inconvenience and slap in the face to people that spend thousands at this property to get a benefit taken away.\n\nI forgot the swimming pool is also closed due to remodel but they don't tell you till they get your money.
__label__1 Still have a lot of kinks to work out here. Loud construction at 7am. Customer service hit or miss... Mostly miss. The drink girls were terrible on the weekends. The dealers were very inexperienced. However, it was a cheap room that was decent and the promenade connected to the hotel is awesome. I'll try again in a year or so and see if it is any better.
__label__1 Our stay here was decent, but I don't think we would stay here again.  I was running the rock n roll half marathon so I was thrilled how closely the hotel was located in relation to the finish line, and that was the main draw.  \nWe took the airport shuttle and our driver told us the hotel does not have a designated drop off area for shuttles so we had to be dropped at Harrah's and walk our bags over to the hotel which was a pain.  There were also no real signs directing you from Harrah's.  \nWe knew there was still construction happening so we specifically asked to be in a room that wouldn't have construction views or noise.  Well, we were placed right outside the construction and there was a chute right outside our window that chunks of concrete and building debris were thrown down.  It woke us up at around 7:30-8 on Monday morning and was so loud we were startled out of bed thinking it was an earthquake or something.   \nThere still seemed like other things that weren't completely finished.  The toilet ran for hours after being flushed and there was no info book in our room to reference for check out times, etc.  \nThe location was nice, close to the promenade, Starbucks, monorail, etc.  That's the main advantage I would say.
__label__1 The last time I step foot here was when it was the Imperial Palace. The Imperial Palace changed its name to The Quad, and  then added a new section called The Linq. \n\nThere's probably 15 floors but don't think its a small hotel.  It streeeeeetches to 1000's of rooms per floor.   My room was 30858.. not sure what the 30 means, but we were on the 8th floor with the view of the \"High Roller\" attraction.  Literally, folks, my room was looking AT the attraction, and we had to walk 1/4 mile to get to our room.\n\nSlapping a new coat of paint, and adding updated furniture helped the Imperial Palace, but in the end, its still the god awful Imperial Palace, with the small shoebox of a room.  Even housekeeping had not improved.  On our first day, housekeeping forgot to give us a complete set of towels and bottled water.  The second day, she forgot tissue.  \n\nElevators are slow, and rooms are minimalistic, where you get 1 chair for the entire room.  No coffee maker, and I think the glasses they gave us were used, and just wiped down.\n\nThe only positive part is it was free, and they paid me to stay there. \nSorry but never again.  Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me again by calling it the Linq.. shame on me!\n\nWe got Stephen's mom a free room next door at the Flamingo (which is supposed to be lower in ranking) and her room beat our room hands down.  She even got a coffee maker!
__label__1 My main issue with this place is the noise because it's still undergoing construction.  One of the main reasons I came to Vegas was to relax and catch up on sleep since I have a 1 year old and he never sleeps in.  Construction started at about 6:30 am and even though I was on the 18th floor the windows did a poor job of trying to muffle the noise.  They offered to switch us across the hall, but I opted out because if the noise travels up 18 floors I doubt walking across the hall would make much of a difference. I get the fact that when you're in Vegas you should be on the move out and about,  but there were times during the day I wanted to take a nap and was not able because it was so annoyingly loud!!!! The fact that I wasn't able to sleep passed 6:30 am because that's when construction started kills me.  If I wanted to wake up at 6:30 am I would have stayed home. A hotel that you can't sleep in is about as pointless as a rental car you can't drive. It just ends up being a huge waste of money.  I am only giving them 2 stars for customer service since we received a credit for 1 day of their resort fee charge.  If you value sleep don't stay here.
__label__1 Oh goodness, where to start...\n\nThe rooms were updated and had a modern theme, but the parking structure was not updated and was as terrible as it used to be when it was Imperial Palace years ago.  Also, there were no clearly marked signs to the hotel entrance once you park in a tight space.  Best way to get in/out of the structure was through Koval.  In/out access during the evening is a bit frustrating.  There are \"traffic controllers\"  that have no idea how to direct traffic. \n\nUpon checking in at registration, it was a bit confusing, they didn't have those crowd/lane control poles; instead there was an actual person directing you to the next attendant.  \n\nWhen using the elevator, there is a security guard in a bright  neon vest that has to see your key card to confirm your are a hotel guest.  It's fine, but the process can be slow if there are lots of people waiting.  Other hotels require hotel guests to swipe their cards in the elevators as confirmation before pressing the floor numbers. \n\nOther reviewers mentioned hearing construction early in the morning.  We stayed (for 2 nights) on the 3rd floor, overlooking the pool renovation, so my fianc\u00e9 and I were a bit concerned.  The first morning we were startled by a loud noise coming from the room next door.  It sounded like someone was hanging something on the wall or what not.  The noise went on for 30 minutes and stopped.\n\nRandomness:  during the first night we stayed, we saw some vomit around the elevator threshold on the third floor.  By the time we left (2 days later), it was still there, but dried up.  Eww.\n\nWe only stayed here because it was close to the Mirage for a cheer competition we were in town for in December.  Our total cost was a little over $200, which is decent for being on the strip. \n\nPros: modern, comfy rooms with plenty of space and outlets. \n\nThere are clearly several areas that require improvement though.  Skipping this place next time.
__label__0 Food was terrible. Do yourself a favor and head 1 block south to four peaks. This place will probably be shut down in 3 months.
__label__3 Lucky Foos has amazing food and the service was superior. I would recommend going for their happy hour so you can try many items.
__label__2 I am always on the lookout for new places in Las Vegas to eat Russian Food. So here's another place. I like the name, Dacha is Russian for \"Summer Home\", which I've always had fond memories of when I was a kid growing up in Russia. The outside actually looks like a Dacha, which was pretty intriguing. Problem was that the inside looked like a Russian Dance Hall.. Loud music, Hookah, strange d\u00e9cor, not the best first impression. \nThe food was good. Olivie is something you can judge a Russian Restaurant by and theirs was great and it was a very nice portion. \nThey were out of the pickled Herring, which was a little disappointing. \nRassolnik was well balanced and tasty. Zharkoe was good too, haven't seen this dish on too many Russian menus, despite being a common Russian dish. \nOverall the food was authentic and the prices were reasonable. I want to come back and try the Piroshki and the Borsht, both of which are a good barometer for Russian Food. The service is not bad and I like addition of classic Russian Cartoons on the big screen. \nI am a little confused about the some of the reviews, which look about as fake as  Watches sold near the Red Square. Grammar mistakes obviously written by the same person. A little distasteful, so I am docking a star for that, even though it's a little funny. Overall, I would totally recommend coming to this place and trying the food. If you  are or have ever been interested in trying Russian food, this place will give you a good idea of what it's all about.
__label__4 Yes! A new pizza place near my house! I must investigate... \n\nThis is where Jamie's Pizza and Pita used to be. It looks a lot different inside now. It's much more clean and simple (Jamie's wasn't so much dirty as it was cluttered). This is the second location for Maya to open up this year. I hadn't heard of it before driving by today on my way home.\n\nI ordered a 12\" pepperoni and sausage pizza to take home. It was hand-made and ready pretty quick. The crust is thin and crispy on the outside - almost like a cracker bread. Toward the middle, it's softer. There was a good balance of sauce, cheese, and toppings. The pepperonis were spicy and flavorful, the sausage was good, and the sauce was solid NY style. Other than that, it didn't really strike me as NY style pizza that much. I actually preferred it to a NY pizza. It's more of an Arizona style really. The way the crust came out - it almost seemed like a wood-fired pizza even though I know it wasn't.\n\nOverall, it was mighty tasty and I enjoyed every bite. They have an extensive menu which I haven't had a chance to explore yet, but so far so good.\n\nThey deliver and are only a few miles from my house, so I'm obviously going to be ordering from here a lot (as long as it stays consistently good). I like that the guy who made my pizza was wearing a chef's jacket. A+++ would order from again.
__label__2 This is my last Yelp about Saddle Mountain because I'm boring myself and there any of you who trip over this review.\nThe food here is really good.  The beer here is just okay, non descript.  The service is annoyingly inconsistent.  Tonight we had a server tell us she was late to the table to get our order then late again to deliver the check because she ran to some old acquaintances from California.!!!!!!???????\nI think this place is what it's going to be.  Just okay.  In Goodyear, Arizona that's good enough.  Put this joint in Phoenix, Tempe, or Chandler then our server could ask her old friends for a job .. because Saddle Mountain would be a memory in months.\nOkay, I'm done.
__label__4 ISolution came out to my home in Chandler and repaired 2 IPad screens, one that I thought was beyond repair.  Not only were they able to repair, they were able to fix corners and make it look almost brand new.  I will be using them to install my tempered screen when I get my new Phones and tablets!
__label__4 I recently had to move an entire office across the United States and, after comparing several offers, selected Trico Long Distance Movers to handle the move. They were responsive to my needs and worked with me on pick up scheduling and price. There were no hidden charges and they were on time with the delivery. They kept me informed of their progress as they made the trip and provided me with the drivers phone number so that I could check on his progress whenever I desired. The delivery was handled in a professional manner and I would not hesitate to use Trico Long Distance Movers again should I require a long distance moving company in the future.
__label__3 Nice shop. Good music. They were able to take me as a walk in. Perfect price. This is now where I will be getting my hair cut from now on.
__label__3 The fella and I live near the Fort Mill location, but we're so glad they moved to Charlotte! There's so much more room at this location, and now I can actually see the menu.\n\nWe arrived 30 minutes before our Open Table reservation to have a drink at the bar, which is long and spacious and seats about 12 people; there were also a couple of high-top tables near the front window. They had all local beers on tap, but I started with the bartender's recommendation of a Fig Manhattan (cold, bourbon-y, and yummy), and the fella went straight for a Blanton's neat. Bless the bartender's heart, you could hardly see the bourbon in his glass since the pour was so tiny... the fella was not impressed and grumbled a little bit through the beginning of dinner. \n\nWe moved onto the dining room behind the bar (there's also another one to the side of the bar), and it turns out they can curtain off any of the rooms for private parties. There's also another room upstairs for that specific reason, and there's a glassed-off chef's table that looks into the kitchen and appeared to seat about 10 people. The atmosphere of the entire restaurant/bar is dark and cozy with warm lighting and dark brown wood - perfect for a winter night. Although the atmosphere is intimate and upscale, we still felt totally comfortable in jeans, which I appreciate.\n\nOur waitress, Esther, was incredibly knowledgeable about the menu and had definite recommendations when we'd need a judge's ruling. We started with the pork belly (delicious), and then I got the pork of the day as my entree, and the fella got the short ribs. Thankfully, the chef prepared my pork medium rare, so it was incredibly tender, but I think the fella may have won the night since his short ribs were delicious, and his mashed potatoes were \"like crack.\"\n\nThe staff was full of nervous excitement and chattiness, and I'm guessing that'll calm down a little once they hit a groove, but I appreciated the enthusiasm... now they just need to work on their pours. Overall, a great addition to the Elizabeth food scene!
__label__3 Holy cow! That's what I said when I had my first cheesesteak from here. It was a pretty  generous serving of chopped up and well seasoned beef packed onto a large hoagie roll. The beef is flavorful and oozed of greasy juice goodness. Good stuff! \n\nNot a big fan of bread and I usually get burgers wrapped in lettuce but was fine with it here since you really need a fork to eat your sandwich.  I just had it opened faced way and put the top part of the hoagie roll aside. \n\nDont mistake this place for the other cheesesteak franchise with a similar name. This Straight From Philly is owner operated and run by a family. Everything here is cooked to order. The menu is pretty extensive. They offer a variety of different ways you can have your cheesesteak. With sweet peppers, hot peppers, mushrooms, genoa salami, grilled onions...and even steak with no cheese..(who does that?) \n\nSo far I have tried the Cheesesteak Bomb with Genoa Salami and the Sweet Pepper Cheesesteak. Since Im more of a veggie type of person, I like the sweet pepper cheesesteak better than the all meat one.\n\nThe sandwich shop is fast food type of joint. It used to be a ice cream/hot dog place couple years ago.  If you remember the space that occupied here, they kept the bright yellow black/white checked walls minus the retro wall decor that used to be there. They still have the ice cream case, but not sure if they sell ice cream. Dining area is real casual, metal table and chairs along the wall Small space but plenty of room to move. \n\nThe owners are cool and our orders came out in a timely manner considering it was pretty busy and it's just the two of them working. Not sure though about hours of operation. Came down late Saturday afternoon only to find the place closed for the day. Lights out. Store hours on window, on Yelp and their fB page says 11-9pm ,so we're a bit disappointed we couldnt have our cheesesteak fix.\n\nPrices seem reasonable enough for me...then again Im that person who doesnt even look at pricetags and just drops everything in the shopping cart when Im with Mr. B. ..but under $10 for a Philly Cheesesteak with lots of meat is a bargain in my book.  Fast becoming another regular customer here too!  \n\n\nThings to note: Close on Sundays - They also have Chicken aka Philly style, burgers and gyros on the menu.. and they have delivery service!
__label__2 I've had a true Philly cheesesteak a few times in my life and admit, Straight From Philly makes a mean, true to Philly tasting cheesesteak. I've never had Pat's, but have sampled Geno's. And if you ever tried Geno's and liked their's, then you'll love what Straight From Philly has to offer.  They hook it up here with big portions and low prices.  The staff is great, very professional, and the restaurant is clean. So, why the 3 stars? First of all, 3 stars is not horrible. In my opinion, Straight From Philly is just okay. I've never been a huge fan of a legit Philly cheesesteak, especially since most that I've tried have been flavorless and greasy. Straight From Philly is no different. I prefer a juicy not greasy steak burger over a cheesy, greasy cheesesteak any day. My opinion about Straight From Philly is just that, my opinion. When it comes to a cheesesteak made the way it's suppose to be made, Straight From Philly does it right. I'm just not a fan.
__label__0 This place is the worst,  they deserve NO STARS but Yelp wouldn't allow that. Terrible service,  bad food. DON'T GO!!!
__label__0 The bar will not make it drinks are way do high for that area. Lower your drink prices and bring the bread back and live patio music. During happy hour I ordered  ONE appetizer and ONE fish fry on Friday with 2 drinks came to $50.00  will never go back. Drink was not worth $9.00 a piece I should have tasted some booze in that small tall glass. Also are water jar was warm and so was the water.
__label__2 Sat at the bar, no music or sound on the TVs, after I asked for the second time some music was turned on, some sort of low sounding reggae I think, could barely hear it. No food on the happy hour menu, $3 Cuba Libra's, I enjoyed those. Didn't sample the food. Might come back not sure yet.
__label__3 Perfect shop for unique, witty, and humorous cards, gorgeous stationery, beautiful paper goods, and various novelties and gifts. I appreciate the staff are always helpful and courteous. Parking can be a pain, but once you score a spot, you will be delighted to explore all the goodies in the store.
__label__4 WOW!! Super fun event ..Ate lots of great food, drank some great drinks, jammed with great tunes and partied with great people!! Thanks to YELP and all the companies in attendance!!
__label__3 Yes! The Yelp gods finally granted my wish! A Yelp wine event! Horray! Don't get me wrong, the events at breweries are amazing, but I'm a proud Wine-o. No shame! As soon as I saw this event I knew I was going to love it. \n\nI've heard great things about the Pittsburgh Winery and I'm excited Yelp brought me here because I know I'm going to be returning. It is a beautifully modern space that has such a cozy and warm vibe from the second you walk in. Dim lighting is my fav because it totally makes the atmosphere chill AND makes you look better (fluorescent lights are not my friend)! Ha! The red colors, barrels lining the walls and interesting art totally added to the feel of it all. I kept mentioning how awesome it would be to spend a Friday night here rather than dealing with the craziness of any old bar. It was a bit crowded, making hard to get through with all of the tables, however it wasn't overbearing and I still had enough room to have conversation with my boyfriend, Meghan B. and her plus one, Liz. \n\nThe wine was very good! Unfortunately I only sampled two of their reds, but I quickly found that their Red Blend was going to be my choice for the night. Prices were a bit steep, but I suppose $8/glass is really average around the city. I do wish they would have had more of a selection and had some more sweeter options, but I was content with what I had. \n\nThe wine decorating was cool and my boyfriend totally did our glasses up REAL  fancy. I was much more interested in having conversation with my fellow Yelpers! I can't do two things at once apparently. \n\nOnto the food. My favorite of the night had to be Gaucho (obviously!!). I cannot wait to visit their shop. The pork dish was amazing. The dressing was simply fantastic. I wasn't a fan of the horseradish dish, however everyone at my table was raving about it. I guess I'm just not a horsey person? The bread from Great Harvest was so good! I loved the rosemary loaf. It was grainy and wonderful. \n\nI'm so happy Yelp brought me here and I can't wait to visit again perhaps during a performance. Thanks so much, Rachel! Love what you do!
__label__3 My first visit to this relatively new Thai offering.  I am so pleased to have this reasonably priced, solid menu, casual Thai restaurant in the South Hills!\nThe service is polite and friendly, as well as helpful if you are not a Thai regular.\nI had the Duck Curry.  My Son had Thai Noodle Curry. \nThe heat levels go from 1-5 and they will caution you accordingly.\nI rate my Curry at a solid 4.  My son is about the same...he asked for more heat after sampling, the wait staff was quick to remedy!\nThey have a full battery, however I had the Jasmine tea, which was a great compliment to the meal.\nI look forward to trying their weekday lunch specials which include many different curries at under $8, including salad!\n\nIf you want a casual, authentic Thai experience that won't strip your budget, I highly recommend \"My Thai\".
__label__4 As a beer enthusiast and interior designer, I can say this is the best brewery I have ever been to. I tried a wide range of their beer selection and found each one to be supremely smooth and delicious. They have wine on tap too! The prices were really affordable as well.\nThe tap room has a great combination of modern minimalism and rustic charm, and it's just huge! There is a large outdoor area where I was able to order food from a food truck (a bahn mi, nooooommm)  and a soccer field (yes this bar has a mini soccer field!) plus it's dog friendly! (leash required) It looked like there was a stage for live music as well. \nThere's a large glass window by the bar where you can look in and watch the beer being dutifully brewed, and the bar itself looks like some kind of gorgeous copper slab. \nThey seem to brew small batches so you are always able to try something new and fresh every time you go. \nThe bar tenders are knowledgeable and adorable. I can't wait to go back, I wish I could give 10 stars!
__label__1 I have to give Burger 21 only two stars for a couple of reasons. First, service. Despite there being at least 15 staff members, service was slow. My friends order came out 11 minutes before mine did. The owner clearly saw that we had been waiting a while for the second burger, but he just asked a staff member to check on it rather than find out himself. It wasn't busy as we went around 1:30 pm. Second reason I am disappointed was I ordered my burger without cheese. When my order finally came out, it was clear they scraped off the cheese. I could still see melted cheese on it that had been wiped off. It could have been they reused the same bun and toppings and made a new burger patty, hence the long wait...but either way there was cheese on part of it, then wiped off. I did inform the owner who apologized and gave me a $5 off coupon for my next visit. For a burger that was $8 without fries, this was somewhat insulting especially after he informed me the cook made a new burger. Either I was lying or he was. They offered to make me a new one but I wasn't wanting to wait another 15 minutes. After all was said and done, I ate less than about half the burger as it was very soggy and I was ready to just leave. The $5 coupon isn't enough incentive to get me to try it again. That's a shame as I was hoping it would be a great neighborhood joint like Fired Pie next door is.
__label__3 Fantastic breakfast in Uptown Waterloo. They have a simple menu that's well priced, and great coffee to match the food. \n\nFor lunch or dinner you'll also find a simple but complete menu that matches the beer available on tap. From a couple in house brews to some local classics you'll find something you like.
__label__3 I sat up at the bar and ordered a Manhattan, a side of potatoes, and the ahi tuna appetizer. All were very delicious. It was expensive, but not overwhelmingly so for Vegas. The only thing I'd say about this experience was that it was very clear to me that all of the bartenders were about to get off shift...and were making their anticipation/happiness of this very evident to everyone. If you dont want to be there, I dont want to hear it.
__label__3 Good service and above average bargain pizza. The philli cheese steak was quite good.  Very family friendly.
__label__3 It's like a Farmers Market on steroids.\n\nTons of food vendors and people hawking their homemade goods and crafts. I have to be honest and I wasn't able to try most of things here, but I did partake in the \"Green Juice Bar\", \"JoJo's Jerky\", and the fresh squeezed lemonade stand. \n\nThe juice was very good and gave me that much needed boost of energy when there was no coffee to be found, even though it was a little pricey. JoJo's Jerky was delicious as per usual, and you can't go wrong with fresh strawberry lemonade made right in front of you.\n\nThen there was the pie eating contest. An insanity laiden event with fifteen people eating blackberry pie with no hands, faces only. It was really quite a scene. Why enter this crazy pie eating situation, how about for a $100 cash prize. Yup, and the reigning champ ended up winning, 3 years strong. One whole pie in under 20 minutes. \n\nGreat stuff for the both foodie and and craft lover inside of you.
__label__1 Terrible food and drinks. Cool restaurant layout. Service staff and managers were attentive. \n\nIt was packed for First Friday, which was opening night. Bad decision. The manager who stopped by admitted he had not yet tasted the food or drinks. One more indicator of why everything was so poorly executed.\n\nThe craft beer selection is unfamiliar but mediocre. The mixed drinks were all made in batches, according to staff, and tasted watered down. All were terrible.    \n                                                     \nThe appetizer menu has 3 chips & dip options including salsa, guacamole and queso. The chips were chewy, as if they were either not cooked enough or they were stale. The salsa, queso and guacamole were all lacking in flavor. The queso looked and tasted like potato soup.\n\nThey have 5 tacos on the menu. The carne asada and carnitas were very dry and flavorless. Temperature was between luke warm and cold. The cactus was unique, had a mild grilled flavor but was only so-so. The calamari tasted overly breaded and overly fried. The chicken was flavorless, as if frozen chicken had been reheated and some sauce had been thrown over it at the last minute.\n\nService staff and managers seemed to care, visited us on many occasions and ultimately comped our meal. They asked us to come back and we will. I will gladly update this review if food quality improves. I hope it does.
__label__1 It was just ok. The waitress was really nice but forgot my fries. Not tragic, as another waiter brought me some, but they were cold and rubbery. The waitress also forgot my second order of fries, too. No fries for me. Whiskey River Chicken Burger was OK but it wasn't hot, just luke warm. It's a beautiful and lovely restaurant... on the Downtown Summerlin Mall complex but eh food and service. =/. This isn't the typical, great RR experience but they just opened. I'll try again at a later time. =)
__label__4 The burgers and fries are good(but isn't anything good when you're hungry). We've gone to this location a few times and it was pretty decent. The servers are always good each time we go. I like the whiskey chicken wraps the most!!  If you want a quick bite to eat, this is a good spot to go to. Just be cautious of the wait time.
__label__4 let me start by saying this BY FAR THE BEST PLACE TO EAT PHO IN VEGAS.....\ni have eaten pho at many places on spring mtn and around las vegas nothing to write home about folks i never finished it all, that is until i came to this Marvelous place.\nThe Pho is outstanding to say the least i can never have enough the place is very clean and the staff is nice but the food man oh man i cant wait to go there again and again :)
__label__0 I was so excited to try something new! I went inside and the place was really cool. When I got back to work to eat my chicken, it was raw, my chicken was bleeding. I am not sure if it's a mistake or what is going on. The portions are small for what you pay for and I like my chicken cooked. I will never go back I don't even want my money back.
__label__0 I went into here this past Friday thinking to myself chicken and donuts how unique is that; makes one think of a LoLo's spinoff. I spent rounded up $9.00 on a chicken thigh and drumstick with a cucumber salad. Not only was it overpriced for those two pieces, but it look as if the chicken was cooked too fast in old oil and not long enough. When I bite into the chicken it had an aftertaste and was pink with a tinge of blood inside. I expected more from an establishment serving food. When I tried to contact them shortly after the blood tinged chicken my call went unanswered after several attempts.
__label__1 Well we went and tried it and not my favorite. I've been to many places in Las Vegas for sushi and this one did not hit its mark. Two things high prices that are not justified and service was so so. Never brought our edamame we ordered and put it on the bill. Rolls were extremely generic. Fake caterpillar roll had no flavor along with sex on the beach which tasted like rice vinegar that overpowered the whole roll. Salmon sashimi was not cut correctly, it was cut like the crab sticks which detracted from its presentation and flavor. Burning sensation roll with soft shell crab, avo, and tuna was swimming in a garlic ponzu and for some reason here was a heaping mound of rice on my plate. Overall not impressed and won't be back. Many other sushi places to try in Vegas for better food and service.
__label__1 I hate to be the odd man out but the previous revues must have been friends of the owner.  The Bolognese lacked flavor and the pasta was gummy and stuck together in a clump.  The Spiga salad advertised salami and pancetta\nAnd if there was one ounce of meat in it I could not find it.  My calamari was inedible and looked like it came from the frozen food case at Safeway. The dipping sauce with it was flavorless.\nOn the plus side the space is great with a good vibe.  If you go for vibe and space go, if you go for good food go somewhere else.  A generous 2 stars.\nAs usual North Scottsdale people confuse with flash with real quality cuisine. The I noticed that several great reviews that were the first ever in yelp, obviously planted by friends of the owner.  By the way the server agreed the calarmi  was terrible and removed it from my check
__label__2 Super awesome event. They managed to cater to my veggie needs. The set up was nice the yelpers were super cool and the Moscatohad to be the strongest ever. We loved it, the first two dishes win the others no so much. One person said they could see they're reflection in the cheese!!!  Yikes
__label__4 The dood was Delicious and the service was great and the atmosphere was very nice. Excited to know they will be serving wine soon.
__label__3 This place just opened near the 7-11 and Vincent's on Camelback so I had to stop in and see what the new concept from Fox Restaurant Concepts would be.  \nIt is all about the juice, cold-pressed, old-school, with that new school price.\n \nThere are a few snacks, veggie trays, to-go salads, sandwiches and cookies available.  I like the look and feel, minimalist with appropriate signage.  \n\nIf I were doing a detox cleanse, then I might consider these juices for meal replacements.  Otherwise, the price tag is steeper than Whole Foods for the same product of juice.  I've tried Kaleidoscope Juice in Scottsdale and Juicd Life at the Biltmore in the past.  Those reviews will be posted soon.  Any cold-pressed juice in the Phoenix Metro area is going to be pricey, it takes more time and  more veggies than you can imagine to make the 16 oz. portions that we enjoy.\n\nWith that said, I will revisit Juby True again, not sure of the frequency though.
__label__2 Stopped in for a sandwich while holiday shopping. Was first time customer and the counter clerk suggested the turkey melt. Was supposed to be on sourdough bread but just looked like regular toast to me. Turkey was sliced very thin and just tasted like processed turkey you buy from Oscar Mayer or something. Topped with wafer this slice of tomato and ugh.... Shredded iceberg lettuce. What is this a Big Mac? Did not smell appetizing in the least. Someone brought it to my table, dropped it without so much as a word and took off. Three stars for this is generous I tell you. \n\n$17.40 for a not so good turkey sandwich and a coke. This includes a 15% tips that is put upon you when you pay, the option of tipping on the electronic screen. Why are we tipping order takers? Tipping is for people who the IRS takes taxes from in advance for estimated and expected tips. This is not the case with cashiers or cooks. Such is reserved for waiters and waitresses, taxi drivers, etc., who often receive below minimum wage pay and have to pay tax on anticipated tips whether they receive them or not.
__label__2 This is one of the new locations in the Downtown Summerlin Mall. Excellent location and beautifully modeled. \n\nThis place seems to be very busy, which is excellent for them. When you walk in, it's an order and seat yourself type of joint. #1 reason why I will tell you this place is overpriced. \nAlso overpriced because it's off the strip. You would expect these kind of prices on there, but not for the regulars in town that's far enough from the strip. \nAnother thing I'm not much of a fan of, they have shared seating here. Which is okay for some places, but a place like this? Probably not. It's so small in here as it is. People tend to take odd chairs and leave room for 1 person when if they could have scooted down just one, it'd make so much more room for parties over 2 people. It's too hard to leave easy things up to people because they'll fuck it up every time. \n\nThe food here is good. I will say that and that is was pretty quick. \nOverall, just for a lunch with 2 drinks costed us $41.00 plus tip. That's a little much in my opinion. For the location, the food and the fact that you serve yourself, seat yourself and they have a tip on the receipt is just asking a lot of people. \n\n\nWe had - \nThe Hangover Burger\nGrilled Cheese\nClam Chowder\n\nClam Chowder: Delicious. Some of the best we've had in town. Full of clams, good sauce that's not so creamy that you have to force it down.\nGrilled Cheese: I was not a fan at all. I probably should have read the description better because I couldn't even eat it. It was just such a bizarre combination of flavors and I do not ever NOT finish my dish. The cheese is not melted, it's half walnuts and the bread is toasted with honey. It was so sweet and odd. \nThe Hangover Burger: Delicious. The flavors were all meshed in an tasted excellent. The bacon was nice and crispy and the flavor of the beef was very flavorful. It was very messy, but very well worth it. Oh, and those fries...FREAKING amazing!\n\nThe customer service was fine, I just don't know if I'm okay paying a tip when it's not sit down service. But, some people don't agree with this. \n\nOverall, it's a nice location, modernly decorated, nice people, good food and excellent for a quick hot meal. Just be expecting to pay prices for sit down service.
__label__2 Have heard great things about their original location, but Downtown Summerlin is far more convenient for me- d\u00e9cor is on the hipster side with birds, natural wood, and far too many chairs around any given table. Also, apparently ketchup is frowned upon? More on this later.\n\nMenu has several breakfast choices, of which I am not a fan. The soups and salads are all solid, but the sandwiches are hit or miss- please note that the Philly comes with Velveeta, which will put off many people (myself included). The Hero is delectable and a generous portion, too. The same can be said for the sea salt fries it is served with- the kitchen is a bit heavy-handed with the salt flakes, and despite the presence of Cholula at the condiment bar, I had to ask staff for ketchup. Who had to ask the chef to bring out a ramekin from the kitchen. For KETCHUP. At a place that serves FRIES. Found this incredibly odd and awkward.\n\nThe 5 cheese macaroni is one of the best I've had with a good, thick roux and curly cavatappi noodles. However, for a $7 side it's practically an entree it's so rich. Recommend cutting the portion and price to make it a side, and maybe offering an additional $9 portion as an entr\u00e9e, perhaps with a protein.
__label__4 Great chips and salsa, food was really good. The fish tacos exceptional,  we tried them fried and grilled.  Wish they served a Non alcoholic beer.   Fried ice cream was fine.. Prices are beyond reasonable.   We will be back
__label__2 I want to love The Coffee Shop. I really do. I am a fan of independently owned coffee shops, and with this being on Water Street in old Henderson, it's close to home. \n\nMy biggest issue with The Coffee Shop would have to be the operating hours. Opening on weekdays at 8 am means there is no chance of me stopping in here for a cup of caffeinated goodness before work. Closing weekdays at 2 pm means there is no opportunity to swing by after work either. And with The Coffee Shop being closed on Sundays, that means Saturdays are the only days I can get coffee here.\n\nAllison S. and I stopped in on a Saturday hoping to get a little breakfast and some caffeine before starting a day of shopping. The food menu was limited to sandwiches, salads and some crepes, so we inquired about other breakfast offerings. The man working, who I believe is the owner, suggested a souffle which sounded excellent so we each decided to get that as well as a drink.\n\nFood is made to order at The Coffee House, which we were warned about when we ordered, so there was a short wait for our breakfast. There was a musician playing the guitar and singing both covers and original songs for us to enjoy as we waited. Our drinks came out rather quickly, mine was one of the daily specials and it was excellent.  I wish I could say that the food was as good as the drinks. I don't eat a lot of souffles, but I am pretty sure that they are not supposed to be quite as runny as the ones we were served were. \n\nI'd love to return to The Coffee Shop for more caffeinated drinks, but unfortunately due to the hours it may be a while before I get a chance to do so.
__label__2 This spot was tough. We walked in and were told by the hostess we could wait 45 min and grab a drink by the bar, but not specific seats. As we walked to find a set, a server sat us in the forbidden seats. We were confused, but obliged, and then were ejected from the seats moments later by the hostess again. Working out the kinks.\n\nThe food was okay. Lobster grilled cheese tasted like a really expensive grilled cheese. Cobb salad was uninspired. \n\nHonestly, our experience was more 2 star than 3, but I feel bad since they are new and still getting their feet wet. Not sure we'll be back, but hopefully theyll get things together.
__label__4 Found this place on yelp and just want to stop by bcos my brows getting out of control. When I was getting two people ahead of me and the wait was les than 10 minutes. Did my eyebrows and lip for $9.00 that first time $5 deal applied to my service. Wow!! What great experience and now I know where to go. Thank you fabulous eyebrow threading.!!!
__label__4 I was there this week twice..awesome food...taste great...and a cool staff ....great job with this new location...dish that you should try stuffed quinoa avocado. .Yummy
__label__4 RECOMMENDED - North Scottsdale finally has a legit taco and burritos shop!  \n\nLocated conveniently off Pima Road / 101 access road next to Dunkin Donuts just across from Walmart, Se\u00f1or Tacos rocks!  There is plenty of parking in a private lot directly out front, as well as an abundance of parking overflow across the street in the Walmart parking lot. \n\nImmediately upon walking in the door, guests are greeted with a spotless restaurant and friendly smiling faces of the staff. Everyone is very warm and cordial. \n\nThe menu looks delicious and if my breakfast is any indication as to the rest of the offerings, this place will be well received by the locals. \n\nSMART PHONE users are notoriously looking for power outlets to top off our battery hungry devices.  Well, the cool folks at Se\u00f1or Tacos have  hooked us up big time. Each booth has a power outlet readily available to power up, which includes a standard plug in plus dual USB ports!  \n\nOk, I digress...  Back to the food!  It's delicious. I enjoyed a custom designed breakfast burrito. It was super yummy. They have several flavors at the salsa bar to choose from. In addition, they have pickled jalape\u00f1os and carrots to add some extra heat to your taste buds. \n\nWe will be back OFTEN!
__label__3 Went in and tried the pork rib and fatty brisket and it was pretty good. I generally don't care for pork ribs but it literally fell off the bone and was very moist and juicy. The brisket has just enough fat and was very flavorful. \n\nThey had 3 different kinds of bbq sauces sweet, smokey and a white thunder. The sweet is a typical bbq sauce, smokey was my favorite and white thunder was pretty much just heat. \n\nPrices are pretty much standard to other bbq places starting around $8. Since this is closer to my job I'd definitely go back.
__label__0 I don't drink coffee so I can't speak to their particular cup of joe.  However, I've eaten their twice: Once for a sandwich and one a muffin.  The sandwich was subpar.  The muffin was pretty good.  White chocolate something-or-other.  \n\nIt's not that Charlie's has personally offended me or anything - it's just that I would prefer almost any other restaurant in existence to inhabit that spot instead of Charlie's.  If I'm forced to grab a snack in the law building, Charlie's is it.  The vending machines never take my debit card (idk why) so I'm forced to eat an overpriced, ok muffin.  It's unfortunate.  At any given restaurant I can at least find one item that's not too expensive that I like.  Not Charlie's.  It's an anomaly.
__label__2 After reading the description I was excited to give this place a try.  I mean the name evokes memories of 70's Saturday Night Live skits, the menu is the ultimate in flexibility regarding toppings and they have over 50 ingredients for their shakes. They have been open at this location for 2 weeks now and there are the usual bugs in the service but nothing major. I ordered a Best of Both (Fries and Rings) and made a portabello, bacon, lettuce jack/cheddar and banana pepper burger).  The menu is truly flexible with tons of free toppings as well as the portabello which costs an additional 1.99.   We also tried the chicken fingers, watermelon tea and watermelon shake.\n\nThe onion rings were very good in a tempura type batter instead of the usual breading  The fries were overloaded with pepper and seasoning and neither myself nor my dining companion enjoyed them.\n\nThe shake was excellent and I would recommend the shakes to anyone who tries this restaurant.\n\nMy daughter enjoyed the chicken fingers and they were actually moist inside.\n\nThe burger was serviceable. The best part was the portabello, a nice bun size mushroom fresh and flavorful.  The bacon was crisp and the other ingredients fresh.  I ordered the burger medium and it came just the right pink inside.  Unfortunately, when I broke a piece off to try it without the ingredients, it was flavorless and tough in places,.  With the ingredients it was a good burger, I didn't love the bun but it wasn't bad either.  The burger just doesn't stand alone.\n\nThe deserts look great but we were too full so I will update the next time we go.\n\nOverall a good addition to the burger scene and hopefully the burger will improve.
__label__4 Seriously this place is amazing! This is exactly how food should be made. The nachos with pork and prickly pear sauce are incredible.
__label__0 My friends wanted to try this place for the first time on his birthday and it ended up being a horrible experience. After two drinks they cut everyone off! So we decided to leave of course and the staff over heard where we were going and called that bar to tell them not to serve us! Unbelievable! We did nothing wrong, were very calm and polite and I can tell you, no one was near drunk off of two drinks! We will never go there again.
__label__4 I loved this Meet the Maker event! It was such a pleasure meeting Bill, Karen & Robin. Their passion for chocolate was clear from the moment we walked in to the event. The chocolate samples were decadent and the cookie decorating was a fun touch. This little Charlotte gem is here to stay! Can't wait to head back for another piece of the cardamom bark... YUM!
__label__1 Stopped in for a quick dinner. Had the Sushi Combo 2 for $18, with a spicy tuna roll.\nFelt it was just alright, nothing terrible but I wouldn't want to order it again. service was great though.
__label__0 What can I say Mexicans can't make sushi lol... Being Mexican myself I should have known better than to go there my baby loves sushi so we had to take her but I must say it was disgusting..... We had the hot wings and fries tastes like fish I'm not sure if they use the same oil which would explain the taste.... We also had the rainbow rolls they where okay I guess... The carne Asada rolls where the worst ..... I had two and asked them to remove them from the table ... A normal restaurant would have token  it off the bill seeing as it was hardly eaten but not this place I must say it was the worst 53 dollars i've ever spent and will I ever come back .... I DON'T THINK SO...
__label__1 Had been hoping for a good sushi restaurant in our little town, but once again, CG has worked its dark magic & given me yet another reason to head to Phoenix. The service was seriously lacking, the menu had no drinks listed (not even soda) and the 2 menus my bf and I received were both printed differently. To continue the inconsistent theme, all of my BFs food came out at once; the rice came out last WTH, 5 minutes later PART of mine arrived, then we had to remind the waitress that I had also ordered miso soup ( which should've come out before any of the sushi). Once all that was taken care of, my bf instantly noticed the over sized slices of salmon on his roll. While more is usually a good thing, if you can't  consistently slice fish (or any food for that matter) you have NO business being a sushi chef. The thick slices threw off the flavor consistency of the roll, and he didn't even finish his food; which has never happened at a sushi restaurant... Ever! He said the flavor was OK, not bad, but the whole experience was \"just off\" and \"not right\". My Caramelo roll tasted good, but it wasn't even sliced all the way thru, so ever other time I picked up a bite, it unwrapped the next piece.  I ended up cutting the damn thing with a fork! That chef needs to go back to school and work on his knife skills PRONTO! This all happened at 2pm, so it's not as if they were busy at all. Just like every thing else in Casa Grande, Senor Sushi suffers from laziness. This town has a long way to go. Nothing will ever improve if the people don't take pride in what they do; no matter how big or small the job. The wait staff was far too casual, they acted as if they were doing someone a favor by filing in for them. They seemed lost, almost like they didn't belong. Won't be returning.
__label__4 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2CGf6lVfhF8\n\nAwhhhhhh, when I walked in I had childhood memories of South Hampton Long Island fudge shop, for sure. I am currently in a sugar coma! Wow, so much indulgence. We even got to make a few treats and then take them home. This place is the best! They have all types of nuts, fudge. treats, apples, and even Gelato. It was pretty amazing. I am not sure how I will sleep tonight with my blood sugar levels being in the Candy Cane region levels. lol. \n\nThe couple who own this and their Flagship, Flagstaff shop are the nicest people. I wish them great luck on Mill Ave in Flatland territory. Thank you Lindsey, store employees, and the shop's delightful owners, for the kind service and Yelp Swag! You should check out their gift boxes for holiday gifts.
__label__4 I had a bad customer service expensive at first and wrote in with a compliant. The director of operations by far fixed it for us. We played golf for 2 hours, the food was great, the service was friendly and fast. It's not a cheap date but a much better date than dinner & a movie!
__label__4 My first YEE! It was definitely one to remember! \nThe Corner was such a nice place to have the event at. Their hors d'oeuvres were delicious, their drinks were delicious, and the staff was extremely friendly. And cityscape is a great area to host an event at. So it was great all around. \nI enjoyed meeting mingling and meeting everyone. I loved seeing everyone's sweaters! Some of you are so crafty! Santa was there! That was so freaking awesome! And the fact that he looked just like Santa was a maaad BONUS!\nIt was definitely a success first event for me. Yelp did a fabulous job! I'm excited for more to come!
__label__2 A good place to eat, trendy. You can't call ahead or make reservations so expect to wait about 20-30 minutes for a table. The food is good, but when I went there I got an Eggs Benedict and it was more of a hard boiled egg, though it was well-seasoned. \n\nI'll be giving it another try, but I was much more excited about this place before I tried it.
__label__3 This place is a trip to morocco! Try the tea and the date shake. The bread is awesome. The owner is a gracious host and gave us a bunch of stuff to try. I love the decorations in the place too! A fun trip out
__label__4 I am so excited that Sephora is now located in Downtown Summerlin!  I attended my first VIB Rouge event in November and I felt like a princess!  Employees greeted me, did a free makeover, helped me shop as if I were the only one in the store!  They were slammed for the event!  Wendy, Destiny, Moriah, Carol, Toni are just to name a few!  They are always giving me free samples and advice on skincare!  Thank you so much for all of my makeovers and customer service that is beyond the call of duty!  \n\nThe PodBrother Show:  http://youtu.be/S0Lusii7Tl0
__label__4 Finally! Shake shack opened their doors! It has a very nice interior and patio sitting. Its located between  outside of nyny and monte carlo, so its way better to park at nyny and go through the food court. \n\nBest burger ive had in east side and finally now here in vegas!!! I highly recommend the SHAKE STACK and second the SHROOM BURGER. i love how the cheese will oooooozzzeee out once you bite onto your burger, one word, BOMBDIGGITTY! \n\nAlso, their staff was very attentive and friendly! Please keep it up guys! Good service good food! ;)
__label__2 Service was fast, but the burger, hotdog, and fries were overrated for the expensive price.\nInn n Out  is still my favorite fast food burger and Bachi Burger is my favorite gourmet burger place in Vegas!
__label__0 Not worth the time, much less the price of admission.  The VIP package doesn't add anything of value.\nIt's a colorful game of waiting in line, dodging small children. The \"training simulations\" aren't calibrated, so you can't play them without encountering more glitches than hits, making the 40 minute wait that much more bitter in hindsight. \nThe registration was broken, so we didn't get several of the features of the expensive package or any of the personalization that is supposed to be a feature of the whole Experience itself.\nThe opening scene had to be restarted several times because the audio and video didn't sync up.\nThe room transitions were poorly managed, with a bored looking person in a SHIELD t-shirt letting the music play a few loops before pressing the button to open the doors, making for a really engaging and immersive time, imagining you're in training for an actual government contract job, waiting for the instructor who is running behind due to a pile of paperwork and red tape.\n\nDon't waste your time, money, or sanity.
__label__0 Not worth the time, much less the price of admission.  The VIP package doesn't add anything of value.\nIt's a colorful game of waiting in line, dodging small children. The \"training simulations\" aren't calibrated, so you can't play them without encountering more glitches than hits, making the 40 minute wait that much more bitter in hindsight. \nThe registration was broken, so we didn't get several of the features of the expensive package or any of the personalization that is supposed to be a feature of the whole Experience itself.\nThe opening scene had to be restarted several times because the audio and video didn't sync up.\nThe room transitions were poorly managed, with a bored looking person in a SHIELD t-shirt letting the music play a few loops before pressing the button to open the doors, making for a really engaging and immersive time, imagining you're in training for an actual government contract job, waiting for the instructor who is running behind due to a pile of paperwork and red tape.\n\nDon't waste your time, money, or sanity.\n\nEdit:\nCalled ticketmaster several times and eventually they authorized a refund.\nCan't increase the rating in good conscience as I still don't think the show is worthwhile or well put together.  Maybe with its next incarnation it can become something I'd enjoy and recommend.
__label__0 The Marvel Experience, more like I took your money and there is nothing you can do. Do not go, 4-D will never happen. You will never be immersed in the 3-D and 4-D. \n\nThe Marvel website promised a lot, LOL. If you go do not expect a lot. Don't expect anything except long lines.
__label__4 Great ambience. Great drinks. Great food. I love this place!
__label__3 I have been to the other Monks locations so I was excited when I heard they were coming Sun Prairie.  I was not disappointed.  We each orded something different and shared. I really liked my chicken sandwich and the fish tacos were great. My husband had a breakfast burger that while not something I would normally order, was pretty good.\n\nThere really aren't many places in Sun Prairie to eat besides fast food and I can see Monks being one of our favorites. I took away a star because the dining room is packed with tables,  when full it is a tight squeeze to get around.
__label__1 Don't go here.  I know you might want to try it but these good reviews are people who sadly have no taste buds. I got fries a burger and the spicy chicken. The spicy chicken which I am almost positive they drive down the street got it from McDonald's re wrapped it and gave it to me for 50 cents more.. Only McDonald's chicken is better quality.. That's right McDonald's is better which is the only time I have or will ever say that.  Their burger was flavorless and had the same consistency as burgers you find in the frozen dinner isle at Walmart. They have a lot of bells and whistles. Like wings, seasoned fries and whatever but trust me it's not worth it. Don't waste your time go across the street you'll be happy you did.
